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The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1860-03-12
THE DAY BOOK.

IwoA AND VIRGINIA. act of Cover
nor Kirkwood, of Iowa, in refusing to arrest
and surrender Barclay Coppic, on an alleged
requistion of Governor Letcher, of Virginia
has, We perceive, been a matter Of inquiry
in the Senate of Iowa. In that body, on the
2sth ult., the following message was receiv-
ed from Governor Kirkwood:
Executive OFFICE, Feb. %, 1860.
Gentlemen of the Sen ate: have received
the resolution passed by your body yester-
day, asking certain information in regard to
a demand made upon me by the Governor
of Virginia for the arrest and surrender OF
one Barclay Coppic, as fugitive from just
ice.
| have examined that resolution with
much care, and have very reluctantly ar
lived at the conclusion that | ought not to
answer it. / readily admit the propriety of
giving to the public full information on this
subject, and shall promptly communicate
all facts within my knowledge in any way
connected there with, whenever l can do so
consistently with my sef-respect, and with
the respec and consideration which, in my
Judgment, are due to the department OF our
government which tor the time being have
the honor to represent. l cannot, however,
do so in response to resolution which as
sumes that in this matter l have gone acts
which the common judgment OF your body
would pronounce to be improper otany, per-
son holding my official position. This as
sumption, utterly unfounded in fact as il ISL
cannot either respond to or deny without ad-
uniting by implication that the suggestion
thereof was authorized by the facts OF the
case. cannot believe it was the well-con-
sidered action of your body to embrace such
assumption in your resolution, but am salts
fed that your action in this matter took its
present Objectionable form through over
sight and inadvertance.
For these reasons very respectfully re-
turn said resolution, that you may have the
opportunity OF giving 1t further consiuera-
ton.
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1860-03-12

Hospital of st. Vincent of Paul
ON CHURCH AND WOOD STREETS.
'TNTAIS Institution is under the charge of tn
L Sisters of Charity, for the accommodation
of the Sick and Infirm.
Patients will find in the Institution good
medical and Surgical attendance; careful and
Kind nursing spacious and we'll ventilated
apartments, and every desirable attendance.
Patients of all denominations admitted.
No person suffering from any contagious dis.
ease will be admitted.
Termsp per week-White.
Do do do Colored. 500
Private IRONS from. ............7 to 1870
The above charges include Board, Medica
Attendance, Nursing and Medicine.
AS many patients as the means of the Inst;.
tuition permit are admitted free.
Consulting Physician-W SELDEN. NM
Attending Physicians-E o BALFOUR. nj n
w J MOORE, M d.
TUNSTALL, M ID
fe l8-ly ID GAIT. MI A 49,
AMERICAN AND FOREIGN SOAPS
Snn DOZ assorted styles, some entire y
SOO new varieties, for sale wholesale
and retail.
el6 M A s. C A SANTOS.
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1860-03-12

POTATOES, POTATOES, POTATOES
O00 Bbls. Dyk nan Potatoes,
%OO 100 do Peach Blue do
100 do Jersy White Mercer Potatoes,
300 Bushels do do do
For sale at low rates by
THOS. CROWELL,
JAZZ Higgins Wharf Norfolk.
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1860-03-12

GREAT REDUCTION IN CARPETS.
FT'HE subscriber having determined to close
L out all his fine grades of Carpeting, offers
large assor tment at very low prices, particu.
larly the fine qualities. He will sell tdeci-
dedly lower prices than the same goods can be
bought for. CHAS T GORSUCH,
JAZZ No 3 Market Square.
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1860-03-12
GLYCERINE CREAM
GLYCERINE CREAM

GLYCERINE CREAM
GLYCERINE CREAM
Glycerine Cream Glycerine Cream
Glycerine Cream Glycerine Cream
Glycerine Cream
Glycer1ne Cream
HLYCERINE CREAM is one of the best
" things extant for curing chapped hands,
lips, sore nipples, &C. Only Is cents per box,
pr epared and sold by J r LUDLOW,
JAZZ Atlantic Drug Store.
KEROSENE LAMPS AND OILS.
WTE have just received large supply Of
w KEROSENE Lamps of the newest and most
approved patterns, and invite every person
desiring to obtain the very best and cheap.
est portable light within their reach. Give us
a call before purchasing elsewhere, as we have
the finest assortment ever offered for sale in
this city. Also the best KEROSENE Oil, only
81 Csc per gallon. KEEFE & STORY,
ia 10 No 6 Union street.
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1860-03-12

II BOARDING HOUSE.
West Main, near CRANKY street, No So. Norfolk.
Va Boarders by the day, Ss. month or
yea at moderate prices. sc
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1860-03-12
Mr.. E. GURNEY
HAVING made arrangements to remain 70
H the present with
r. wv SEARURY,S SONS

NUIICt VI DISBOIUCIUH.
THE firm Of A MOCK & CO, was dissolved
on the oath ultimo, by the death of A
Mock M Ryan, the surviving partner having
bought out the interest of said A Mock, de-
ceased, in the concern. All persons indebted
to the firm will please come for ward and set
tie. and all persons having claims against them
will present them for payment to
ia Is M ] RYAN.
III & A COPY WI
, 1860-04-18

In the Slate Board OF agriculture's rooms in
the State House, is large glass boz OF vessel
wherein is kept several live specimens CT tisb
among others sunsh about ELK inches ID
length. The Secretary recently caught a com.
mon ho.selccch md placed i. IN the water With
tile fish: 4 contest Immediately began between
tie sunfsh anu tle 1eecb, involving lite or death
to the worm, which was watched With much ir-
tereat ind curiosity. The sunlish ATTEMPTED TO
swallow tue leech head foremost. but the latter
fastened himself to the under jaws Of the fish
and obstinatelr refused to be swallowed. The
next thing was for the fish to get tho lccch out
Of its mouth, and to this end various Ingenious
manou7ers were rcsorted to without effect, At
last the fish, raising his mouth above tue sur
face Of the water, blew tho boodsuckcr from biz
positiou. Again tho fish attempted to swallow
the eech, this t,me tail tisst; but the vii; worm
fastened himself outside of his enemy's mouth.
and had to'he dislodscd By arepetiiiou Of tIle
blowing dodge. The struggle lasted for more
thun week and at last the fish succeeded in
getting the ieech down, whercwith he manifest
ed his satisfaction By series Of ine1plicab!c
curyets. But alas! the exultation Of The tjnny
victory was brief, for the next mornin. found
Mr. Sunf'sh tioating sideways upon the SURFACE
Of the 'vatcr-dead. The blood-suckcr bad
triuMphed, even in death, and left 10 living foe.
-CotHnatus Statesman.
, 1860-04-18
THE GREATEST WONDER OF
L. THE KNErEEyTH CENTURY.
Prof, Woods Hair Restorative.

says taa s.. Leu.a Mc.. De1oe.a.: Ba;,w ~ puhsst
lst:er e pr Wood of III, ri; from &ssssa:sa T.
sss 5 st Z: e 4s:s
-om!pk foa eAs;s eou:rs. II eer,!ats:ts n e.sa
Sts e!1A 10 q. needs n tas'saa:rs nor u1s's'' 1
R47s, xe,zA H. "a; -.
aJsets of T3ar ~: live. 10 uase p
ssa T uDo .s. e.: ~ g7 e.
afss.er sone :k:ce mcsth. *1es poe,'sa eotts Of
!og, BAR e s;,s T.. u. @ ses:
ttave slree ?rocurvt areiher h:A f nnea aAse aaaa
aew ssy ~ ss rgx so.l ~ ~ " sT IL q
Ssvs aos ~ <ey 4 >. 1 5.s1:t r M orfors - =, II t:s:
Z, as' * go at'. VI is act.
Tas asove tsrrs tse@ ~: 10 yys e, yos; ,3uas
~ :.s il: sssf :: &c Ssa It, -. e sG.t sa:s: =,
~ fhe faFt often year, aid Known u nearly e@4.v
L. sse!e. v.a II sans .ehe :. ~. .sEnee: =
ssts::. j sa ssa'Y 5ours A. T. EAYAonp-
woop,s a41n xEsf5RSFi1E. sti5fts1i; f. = l@*'
&c bssf poaa Ct h9s i ths ssss s.o q d
G.1s ssi 4 I'd i:s;dn
ST5sS + Z 55sSs 5i!sss j: D.
Ths andf1aznel Kev s %tnss a. 2, L tsss-
=. saise I'd restor ot the - aaenes Ia MI
re1s=.y beloved. r-rn ~, u =, 90
p,,f4s.c- wocdp4.r S:.: iavnx EtAl: sEnl Of vnrr
8ar Kes:o.Etve,it zves ne 2i:us. t. say uas ~ x1s
1eaeS en :s Gy eihol; =. IL, ysos:5 ~
*tiss =, III s ss es pess
,ss as Hss: u E;s:;$;SSS il
II a.: = Lsa!f ~: And '0d By al kos-a
, 1860-04-18
SOUTH AND NORTH; Or, If-
NJ 1Rxsa1srs RksK1yKp Dcztxe Tar 70
CVHA Axp TIKI SoE1u.
BY John 3. q. Abbott.
I cell, 12mo, 362 passs. Price 81.

lFrom the New York Iadepetden+.1
The vEKT HE8T nook OK 11.AvIRY TE1 IssuxD. Soutd.
1udicous. kind Chh dlan aud mos: tely ard faithful.
The author rehsarses In \ graphic way
tie meASrrcs Of violence which
"SoC1EER1 AGGRESSION" has of late systematically
pursued: ADt, while condsmnrk the c-zy zeal 0? John
Brown, he sow4 that lis heroic 1efdeutal for the o
pug to EhRne the coward fusy Of the 8ou for
preston. YAt the Of thH book while candid. f:aok
and manly. IL Always lind and gsntlen1n1y;
Nor eE11o1Al xA4IsAL: not rart1a1n. Int Chris
tim. lie ponta fhe South simple remedy 10. cxI.
Ing evils by substituting wages for the as. ee labor for
eoeeead toll
from the K<w York Tribane.t
Its animated ccscplona and the f7nkaeez md cordAli
yof IT. tone adapted to give favorable reception.
*ssn with 'eaae1: VINO dfeF nes widely from h ogln:
topics 10 which ths volume IL devoted and the Spirit In
wn:ch they discussed though they may arouse t
pest Of oppeeon from those VINO regard silence the only
guarantee Of eaety will secure wide circulation among
TIE PA1kSpe or F1zKtoN throughout the oorEtsy.
From the Atlanta fGa.) Con5e:er4rT.1
1t ooHTxnf1tEII ABOLITION PRODUCTION. written In
avery red4he style aud yell calculated to tat the mnds
OF the yeurE.
It furnishes -vAlCABlK INFORMATION the Questions
which now akstats our county,
[troCn The Hartford Evening PTtss.l
Hi impressions such ~ would BE- derived by any
honeat, flrmt1dtd Northern IT wAEu, pl1xcT,
ItoaCEET.
fFHpm tie New York O,serve1l
The book Is intensely and aToWedIy Abolition,
ABBEY 4 ABBOT, Publahe1k
mto0-h6511n No. 1l9 Sassau street, n. 7.
, 1860-04-18

William Goa'e =. sie.e.s Nal taey; Jeh D. Maha1ss,
tulc r"t.s Is aS1esy s.ea ;as il aa:sa.nss or d..
csesA nler entered in ~ ser.r tatled On tAs
%huxtry of slid C.4r vi ea e>osrLlk: tAly " Mny
49, ist' at ;fe h.us Of ten .'ss II nc tvreavun 4
tha. day. se st Pntlc auetIon the hkAs1t hhCer for
s. al tlr N"ftl i"tr Of th. .ou1 House County
Y Cook ths loawn; tcse1ihsa prea-n toxsater With
the euld!1 cye se hs s!uate In 1T I'll,
asy Of caok and State tf lInot'. wit Iots nuni.
befad tw:nts @ twentyt las} Ind twenty. I've
t IN G. j. Hull subdivision III buek Gsts ita]. ta
can,l rYs@'. subdivision 1t s2t!nn :ny tt.:ee s in
township iosty tso> North Of rnte fourteen (4} kast II
thitt principal m1s1dIatt. Ira eDNyf.
,, Naster in caancery ct Superior tou4t Of Chlcxo
dh4fas~1. Il III lltE- 1SGl .,nlAe
, 1860-04-18
C'lATE Of ILLINOIS. County ~

- Goos ss-supsEos Court OF cktaxo Juua s.,m
tsee-iahel1s n U ttea Av-ndp Warner ArchsI..s
y: naT9es: lhsnat hairets md DAVID L, fEas:F -.
Ps1 TPas =: ngsd;ss Ie9sy Neausv aud Dx1s~rE 9cx.s
:. S.s, + A{e1 oss # ;as nas
Eaur of Clea ua y he1.br siven 10 ih- ss.t ssueI
e s1'sS ~ ;ss psoasss DIED The. ~tt!aa u Nd
Msnupon !44uet out " sA:d Cour: anar a dcsnisnis
on sne sIs Monday OF senser, ls:9 asu b
ack .ha personally be and atrst se.orn SAID Supe,io,
Coa;t Or ch1so " toox oIny. o1 lu rst daY of iAo
tas1i thtreof TO V hoden II Chtxn in tA1 Eppr3Y or
ne t ,ool4y of Jupe, ta and plead ansve: Of d.a.x
70 lie Ad p*1 petition, tn AAne and aAttcrk I'D
tht taErela esAExet and sae will be
sa!d petition. ". KtMHAI.I. Cls:x.
T41w11i, s.r.u L TaoxAs CompIa so:s,.
, 1860-04-18
OFFICIAL 1STERv1Ew-sALrTE AND ACCIDENT.

OFFICIAL 1STERv1EW-sALrTE AND ACCIDENT.
At ten o'clock yesterday forenoon, President
Teschemacher, Captains Alden aud Boras, Gen.
Haven, and others, called and invited The three
ambassadors and Armiral to visit tue cItT.
which they accepted with pleasure, and arranged
to return on Sunday. Tie interview WIS char
acterised By due farma1ities on both sides. The
Ambassadors, however, declined The comnIi-
aicut Of ball, or other public occasion here, on
the ground, probably, that the dignity OF their
mission would be in q measure lessened BIZ par-
ticipatios in auy such demonstration prior to
their graod interview with the President of the
United States. At eleven o'clock. tbs two
steamers STATED for San francisco, the Ambas-
sadprs and Admiral and suite, las aboge de-
scribed,) being on board the Actlyc. As sl,e
passed the Independence, which lies on the
northern s'dc Of tie island, that ship fred a
salute OF seventeen guns, wearing the Japanese
flag at tie fore, which the Actire responded To
IN Kind, with the Japanese flag at the fore, and
Flag Officer Tatnall's ut the rnain. Tic Pow
hatan wore the Same flag at the main. During
tue salute saa accident occurred, hy whicl,
Com. Cunningham, Of the Navy Yard, was badly
injured. The salute had been fred from the
Active, and the PoWhatan commenced return.
ing It. The Commodore, rho was not aware
that she WIS about to Ire, stood On the dock
looking at the Active. The FIRST gun from The
Powhntnn IVES fred in shore, aad 4 portion of
shoulder, the coneussiou knocking him down.
while his face was severely burnt. Tie right
eye was closed and smelted, and prpfu.e bleed.
ing. ensued. He was Immediately carried to his
residence, and medical aid summoned. The full
extent Of his injuries was not known, but it is
feared that, as the face is burnt, tho accident
wilresult in The entire loss of his cyesleht. The
Commodore having had the misfortune to lose
the use Of the other eye many years ago. The
remainder Of the salute Has not fired. The Ehu.
brick remaued behind an hour to ascertain the
extent of the injuries, md then followed the
Activo to this port.
The trip down wa highly enjoyed by the
strangers. Eserrthing was done 10 conducc to
their comfort: and, through the Interpreters,
On their arrival here tarfi Ices we're n va;;;n,,
and, after ride through The principal STREETS ef t
the city, they Were taken to the International
Hotel, where the front third door bud been a..
propriated to them.
, 1860-04-18

L. NaIeoua Mcneil md J. .hu ~ F.str hay. uats d.
u in he gayEea; Of .hEe prom retss executed BY
payable tic oaer J.tltr. poul "a H.
a.y q J,u.r., A. D. ~ w:h trt,st i slt pes srus;
the hes for i've hunlre md zig TIRE doi:s:9 mi
t'T ta1ce een: sst ntsc I'd ~ t-d cf 1,ust e1e-
sutrd ov :a.d NcNc.u an. Fris<r Il 4n.s with taJd
notes runTtn to lhr ins: aod conveying
10 y" lot la.cE twenty D il hio<k hundtt.t
Cs3.o. Wit. tie hu!:.ns. aat ul fsseucnts ttere.n
stn7ic In t7ey ef hcisu. ccuntv Coos and sass of
coIer cf sIa sock County. In nu.'S T.. ter.
aow ihtrefo.e IN nuEtusn~ with taa po"ea add pso.
s318 or SAIL ICED Of Trst Gtttne1. IN fse at.ca+
toa ofthe tc:s hl.er cf SM uo,t+ lhs undersigned
tfustrse Will, H lhr fourth Ilv Vt NAY l. o. ten
ps!sk II The fosenoa # *t ~ sci It public ane,p for
ae. tet the highest bidder. TIE absre described prem l 10
naks e r.uasr tEr upon raid yy"s>or. uatr viii H.
tese%t 1IG TIRE T. sts IT ssle. JACut@k% NIt7fI
Chicago. February Il lsdo SANCEI. sfKAIS
l%coh No. II metropolitan b!usk: TIuAaa.
, 1860-04-18

GTATE OF ILLINOIS, County
~ OF Gonk- - SUPERIOR Court nf Chlearo Nay Tern
is6e: WEEAm II. Townsend ~. Thomas i. McklusfT
!Av.ca NeKinsty bis wife, Jonathan Claf1, Geo1ss T.
cfoG:tr s@us! slates md l:obest ca1Ein Chaaexfy
I'd Lsoa & 4 h. w.t. sxs q soo3e
superior cor1t Of hcako. N1see j. herrsy sSs r. fh
% ses II ~ T. Asklast!y ~ 1..1ca Nekiosssy IL
aa me comfaE-nt t!td h!s bill ecr .ct 10 axht
court Gn thu ehasy !ao thtseef oa the ;tn:y.nstth
Gay" March, ltu ard ii t aumEcns thsrc.pvn ssun1
NJ Nsn..y of My ee1t is3, u hy i-~ rrQujred,
= N1w .:!t:s you. The aid Thomas E. MEkI.sSy nnt
1axua Nc h:n.ty shall rcrrcaalr b. and appeaF ftforN
- :urtro: Court " cnok ru1iy iAu 4 day Of H.
neN term to oe haitea Il heASo. ln s.i1 eeuaf7
deaaE 70 The ~ complaint ~ Of mpis!tt Tie ssu.s ani
ths matters md things tese7 eharted and atatd N b.
cosI.ns to the prayer Of aid btl '~@ "<
r. EupAY4 c,.,s
, 1860-04-18

Enniee E=c:.t Andew Esesst.
aas-eE n chaneesy Caok couut,. ~. he aas:rentS
LAY Ct ApE 1s6o. a. ID ucftx a. NJ Of aaa raw n h,.
so'ta Of :c cenrt Aoe IN tho city Of Chicago tu
tac se II bic aucttot tc tEc highest tiddtF IT,
we*t bail Of sae southeast quarter Of 4y ; h
township nlTbt.sn, ~, north u 1hse IN seI
ecunt!"f Ce~f: Terms II bas-ere caah, hAs..
n ttee annal Cstannvnts with areest a. ax rsf cA
pct'rst Payments 70 be eusea bv craxr cn he pv.u
so;a. L. CFiINE EnEEE F
NsateT IN Chaaeesy. Co1k Coruty.
Nata3cs NAzca Dta. LEGO. . M4S na1sIi
, 1860-04-18

THY Iaiar: &srn2sh thsv Axnfhi1ate Pai4+
neee delightful ras.ers yield readily tho motion ct
~dr. abs31b pe.s1:tIon and throw o al the osnstve
ecIs9!.ted Impurities Of the tyrsu-
7AIsG'S should b: need for nil Chronic Pains,
ra7rHz roErs F4zt1cts, Dytpepsa, Go!ds: Consunp-
FEICELY tiua. Itheuul:t'xrn, fctnafe Weakness &t.
PLA.IEtiG. They rctain ther ati1ve properties when
to.t ly otncf FlAaers IRE usees< Ant The1e ap-
ALL nyAzkEs plird rA1k Ex-s7. Every family
fr5R}to should have them. 0at sire cltfh, three
IN MEs- sizes OF leather. Sample sent hy mail On
reco}t Of twentF-fgs cents BARNES
ARE ]. unt Is Fa1:: Eor, New TozS. Sold Tho!t-
ar1 Retail, ty JOHN u. PARK, ~ Like street. and
dtuprsrs generally rhI6aSl9ckwtm
, 1860-04-18
s. G. GR1GaS & CO., Stationers,

80 i IL. LAKf SrsxEr.....:9& l. IL
, 1860-04-18

Ptofeas,. To1-peaf :
Easr Restorative, i x.ves d
Tia he$1 excellent In reno
! eCusEn4 ter4r:cy ~ IL
,1o4hIe.s Icm ny tE4!!uho.'
wt!eh was hec1nlnx .Tey.
70 ether article Esfh aa5f
1rt,dt Yours sr1ir.
q. ]. 1i;uuu s 90, <;
Yo,r, In he xrmt y. wv
ftr:1!,H aat FAcs Good !
, 1860-04-18

4 RACE Across TIE CoS11SES7-Posr Ex-
PRESS rs. OCEAN STEAEgRs.-John Russell 4
Co., Of the Pixies Peak Express, and The 1,ro-
prietors Of the Ocean Limo Of Steamers. have
entered on race between New York and The
Pacific coast. TIE two expresses. Que by land
aud tie other by water, left New York the litter
part Of last week. The Overland messenger
will arrive at Pa'myra to-day, aud special train
morning. and put him through to st. Joseph in
six hours, only stepping for wood and water.
On arriving at 81. Joseph, the messenger will
leave Immediately fer the Pecic, with lightning
speed across the plains, by horses which have
been stationed along tho routc ut intervals Of
twelre miles. That isn't . "Qnxotic," Lut a
the ponies will win.- Hannibal 4Ao.j Ntssenqtr.
, 1860-04-18
zpc..tdt 42u11ten.

GZF& uon3 TIN C;eL -n;caocad of' t},a
~S A ~"~ ~A~
Bows}s md Stomach ase axas caused BY la1ge deposits 1t
hu1ttul matter e1 ~ bad OF impure blood In those lnpo
tant orE7ua. and thr poisonous material in this vaaed
blood. acting the syrtc. makes too weak to throw on
0-3ees o .ee 'AeaAnue'a os u my e1'04 ~ -
a' sI@" 'o'.''. eo - ,~ .so 41~ IT,, -
..s..,.. -. ..s..1h -. Tnru1s N
~,aa ms' -. ~ ~ a,<ts.,v puns md
.aeuN Nv .Ae1 - Nv ~; w 80 ~. ~ Jun. oSs
S.-+.s ~ -. ,s.-.ss, -. m sr.ht-,,, y,p ,w4I
, 1860-04-18

Perhaps every ore who p'%nx near xkX tst Ho FL
1kE srsEET tssre ~ as} y 81 s.5.a Fs1
ea: dsied 9Th s.e:y yaHs} o. Se9r 10 pi.ce IN tas
az 1hesT rs such dnc dip of rich Eood .J = :ten -
~ .hngn struu.a the House. md tbs s!stetn
fdolnr 5a,iS u has demonstrated N such ssafs='
r.. ~ sran-cr, aot ezs1a tt1t tho HBAzAA Is rns
ni,ee 10 tcd e1cs. variety ot ane Toilet articles.
, 1860-04-18

Axtnr performs in eve Instance. what ~hs pzomssti
when va. !n.rtaHecd II ccr<. With the uEl1o1m
certainty that morning isrel Eight - the varieties Of a
c,d arraAs:n: copEl. and relieves tAuenz.
h1si.ess, ti tick!iu: cf Tie }1ate and throat rnee
2. cGfi4.
s.1d Ly JOHN j. PARK. 1.4 Lake st.a0&. Aps In
, 1860-04-18

MAT. A. HAVEN,
IN LCHBER BROKER
0rf1oE OF LrxRHKHKas EXCHANGE, HooN No. L1Noa
BLOCK.
purchase and a1e Of ca-gsey atoAt to arrive
As ~ens orders FINN St. LouA and the country, will
ce}Ne IIoMnt AttAlti0n. auTx2E
, 1860-04-18
FOREIGN DEP

gnr e9=:csss eo2.ee::ena With Eu.ore being D1Rrtr
tEAt EAIESslFt1 =ad MOST lSTiN4rF - ~
se u assuring :hc public ts.: II .o.el;a Gaskax trar.s
Eo9s 81 be eEee;d thEoata touss VIII ptrm5taesa
.ss ND Let:sss o: C!ed.t In ss to SIX It NV Ye4
teis oq our correspondents "a Lonion P.Hs Fruttn,t
AfS;t;sls;Es hs3e K*tle. Dresden, &C. t. See e
~ dsns M ls,te1sly tes1eus Il rtoaot!s= direet
fa sad "a te.1at 8o1t fayesasle, c1tcad se
porteE7 CoEesuocs of Dsa Orders Eote. 3eecntaa,
g @itS eyae': In AZ Eatsps
Il! Country hanks ire Bxnkers supplied r!:h ro,,,vn
khtpAd. "-e"14 aAo1'k A.-s 2ekss1A16a
, 1860-04-18

Ell is stated that, under the arrangements
for tue traa5sc: Of sa7oy to France. Gene, I'll
Garltaldi would obtain the grade Of General Of
Division in the French army, but he has already
ton 70 remain subject Of King Victor Emaa-
uel. lie has been elected Deputy for Nice,
, 1860-04-18
H1FTMANH L 6EIPCKE
sE2c1S 4. HotTNAH1.. .nz1o e11fcK1. LIZ i snnr,


Cc2sal or the Grand Ducny Of the nrea,&.
trGnSTlck and Sa1tothA and the fee dty Of Franf
{of aod " fPec1 n Of sayesA E.cs s1thnyed 10 1T
1T iS;r,cI citizens Of AUS rkiA. B4DER, BAVARIA
4 4;7; nnr *, = ESs5A, NASSAU, PRUSSIA SAYONY.
HlEIEM MBEnt}. OfflFSNERE - AV11s = =
, 1860-04-18

4 DEMONSTRATORS NO171

A DMlN1STRATOl:'s D. @ NOTICE.
n:aaEalrix Of The t.tate Of E.hA " Trsnn -
~ e o. Gosf C11,9sy fer tbe state ot ttae 6y III co
ne It te1 Of aid Ceuzt then Ia held fny H. @
sentiment and 1outieatun Of H. claims srsnrr satt p.e
IT Hheh t1.na Il the Court House 10 thlesFo n nGr
ha1ang c1slns a..lp,t said sktstc no aueret t
tent tue xane for Adjustment. ~ NV
SARAH E11zAEETu TRACY.
DateI April 18th. lsro. aoIs.rax : i,.S:s,
, 1860-04-18
MORTGAGES SAIE.-Wharnoa

4t1 Gen. i. Erkes and Lt..t!a ". Eek'ev lis w.ee
not of the CITY CT taIcasu. III tho 1t ook md
Sta.e t lluls. BIZ llc:z cstn sr.htefe Of Hortrnrr
dasSd til. twenty sixth lay o! r,ru th. year ur
ous Lord. thousand eixbt annIrrd ard t1y.nias
u 1toaeft r. Lane ls teis. anI stsxns 10 -.
cusr the Payment ot cetn ptn l.-usy IT sv&p
data With sal aort ana therein spec:1r nun
Of sixteen bundled aa twenty dollars Ind eighty
eight with interest At 1ato Ut .e pr
lowing descbetaots TRACTS peet. Of lsnd. suaed IN
The couhty of 1rsQlos and S1aa oL illinois, aud 4now
s d. scr bed II foows to ~!t: The West half Of shx
S.rthta.t .{rA1ter Ct Stei!nn ha- .cv.tcen III IL
Township nuR!'et twenty.tk t. Moth If K4p1t upl1
bes ten TN East being e.h1y aFef, >:t,eu M 41e1uu.
County, ii nnts. Th En-. lt[ II 2t ~stbt;,kt aLay.
Ter OF sc<tn nufnhvr nc a.. Il! Township twentys1
49, North ltaac punbsr tn Ait Ea h. e54hsy
In Ir.qrois county. rLhoE. Which xah! ptA,sax ::vsx
ted tor recni IL tho Recorders ptts Sf &d cnunty Of
lF'uos, tlto fottstenh iav Of Uenher A, D.. ias
and unIy srrpFtd IN lsook aunb-r hInstsn p.ee thrs
huilr4 ant mr. Md which E.te was E..le by TIE xalt
t;torxe X. Essey. aud psy IN tic ntd Ut tat
sob~rt L. lan- III nlohlh* e1 The 'a' ctrsf with in
lssj. Sn~. ,he retorc. default III. lie pay
ue1t OF sd mte*asy te. at s.Etau of f1e
authority granted ~ In tc sat and for The
u>ts add purposes cscin caprss.e l. Kuncrt r. Lane,
tie %aI viii ~elf public Ion to tbs htAbt9t
lt beet blde trf ID. Oh hr tsnth of Nay, a, D..
l3E u1 ek IN The ur,ntua. 1t North douT OF
the CcnE Houc In the City Ut CiCaa,. statc of IlHaol
The sa decrrt tTArts rs:tes IT Ind, 6F much
thereof u le.rssry 10 sl+Fy sA4 noe. with
te1e.t Cu and al ct ss md e said s1t toEtte,
with al xbt 4r1 t1rv NJ ie 1pilon Of this ead 4eos2o
EoRSKr +. LAsE, Meftzasec.
, 1860-04-18

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