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The independent. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Kan.) 1860-1874, 1860-07-11

An freshman had been sick a long
time, and while in that state would oc-
casionally cease breathing. and life be
apparently extinct for some time, when
he would come too again. On one oi
these occasions when he had just awa-
kencd frora his sleep. his friend, Patrick,
asked him,
And how'll We know, Jimmy. when
yer dead ? yer after waking up every
time.'
..Bring me glass of whisky. and say
heres till We, Jimmy and ii don't
rise and dthrink, then bury me-"
"Mr. Timothy, you remind me of II
barometer that is filled with nothing in
the upper story .Divinc Almira."
meekly replied the adorer, ''n thanking
you for .l,'t compliment. lie, me remind
you that You occupy my upper story
entirely"
Time is the cradle Of thought. Time
will wear out the old clothing oflhought
when reason and common sense come
to be thefashion.
A good story is related Of Sully. the
painter, a man distinguished for refine
mcnt Of manners. AS well as his success
ip art. Alta party one evening, Sully
was speaking of a belle, who was a
great favori;c:
"Ah" says Su!ly, "shc has a mouth
like an elephant
ooh. OIL Mr.. sulIy! how c.n SOU
be so ruIe?''
Rude. ladies'! what do you mean?
| say she has got q mouth like an clc-
plants, because it's SO full Of ivory.
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CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH. = Last
winter We were pleased 10 hear that the
congregational society. then under tho
PASTORAL charge Of Rev. w. II. WARD.
would erect IN our Village this summer
eommodious edifes for public wor-
up but Tor two or three months past
= nave not heard the subject mention
.Mhy = thi. SO !? Nothing would
more gratifying 10 us-and We think
= speak the sentiments Of every intel
as eatazcn-tI,an TO see Tie different
8 s'naiions Of Christians erecting
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H Do you know that the place to
buy cheap groceries is at H. r. Por.er's s.
on the East side Of the Public Square 7?
If you do not. read his advertisement
and thcn try him.
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Advertisements.

We direct particular attention to the
list Of advertisements in this number of
our paper. Many Of our business men,
knowing the benefits Of advertising,
have ayailed themselves of the ti,st OPP
portunity to publish to the neediul peo-
pie that they are prepared at all times
to do work and fill orders in their vari-
GUS departments Of trade. The very
fact of their desire to be known 10 the
public is sufficient guaranty of their
industry, energy and perseverance,. and
should recommend them to favorable
notice.
Men who never advertise are like the
boy who. following the example Of his
antiquated ancestors. put a stone in enc
end of the bag when he went TO mill
always behind the times, old fogyish
in every thing. wiahout> the spirit Of
Young America in anything. Most Of
our business men have signi6ed their
intention to advertise literally as soon
as they can get themselves in readiness.
Such, of course, are not included in the.
catalogue of old fogies. We expect in
our next number 10 show a better adj
vertising patronage than can amy other
p,pcr in any town Of equal size aud aye.
Will our friends back this up?
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~ When completed. The II. f.
CHURCH will probably be the best dn-
ished building in Oskaloosa. The chm
tractors arc Evans & Mcfarland, Car
penters and Builders. who advertise in
our first number.
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Fer Sessthe advertisement Of s. T.
ArMurray. headed Kansas Hotel. -
SAN. is an experienced and courteous
landlord. and an adept in the art Of
pleasing his guests. Give him a call,
and We guaranty your first visit will
not be your last.
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Ayers Cathartic Pills.
foR AL THE PURPOSES or ifAYaY PMS MS

are % composed that dissaRc within the range
their action can rarely withstand or cvadc tn
Their penetrating properties search, and eleas.
and insigoraae every porsioa Of the human org.
ism, correcting its diseased action. and rcssoG.
its healthy vitalitics. As a Consequence Of u,
properties, the invalid who is bowed down =
pain or physical debility i asesuishcd 10 knd
health or energy ycstOscd BY remedy q once
simple and inviting.
. Not only DO they eus tie everyday ecmpa.i.
Of every body, hut also many fpsmiaahls !.
dangerous diseases. The agent below named
pleased to farnsh gratis my american Alnsn
containing ccrtifieafcs Of their cares and diseeti
for their usein the i6llowing eomp'aints: Cdses
mesa, HewtkkyH, Hendaehs arinmg ttom disords
&omac&, NduseR. HsdSyesfien, Pam IN ass1 Nor
: aaetion Of ~ Isrelss f5atxIncy. Less ef AH
tite,., Ja,ndice, and oeacr kindred csmplaip
arising from low state Of the b0sly a saeaues;
ef its functional They are N exeellcns dlDWsa
for the renovation u the hlOpd aud IL sesop
ton Of tone and strength 70 The system dcbilira'
b. disease. - ~ - 'i.'.fs' "a
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4gpnleaeal.

MARRIED. On the esd Of June.
1860. al the ,csidcpcc Of tic brides
father. by Rev. STRANGE BRooSs. DIR.
SERrxo FisnERo. Of Oskaloosa. to Miss
MAsr PnlL,drs. of Jefferson County,
Kansas. ~ 1919 80
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A Democratic lady writes to .us tina,
VIC may kiss her and dozen Of he,
pretty friends if we will support Doug
las. II We were 10 swallow tho Little
Giant, We shouldn't have tho impu-
'dence to kiss lady for six months.
our breath would smell worse than II
we had eaten raw onions.-Louisalie
Journal
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TILE INDEPENDENT: osKALoosAa KANSAS JuLYIfl! 1861

<~.
Churches among Us and there IS nc
better recommendations to strangers o.
de inteiligeccc and mOr3aity Of i poo.
pie. shan to witness in ay1ty part Of
town, numbers Of l,caveuilxta pointing
Church spires. Let our Congregational
friends take hold Of the matter in earn
est. and ere the chill November blasts
set in. they can have Church comple-
ted, not only for their own accommoda-
ton, but for scores Of Others who now
neglect the house of God for want of
placesin which to worship.
Rev. W. H. WARD. late pastor of the
Congregational Church Of this place,
has left for the East, having been call
ed TO new field Of labor IN Massacl,u-
sets. ME-. Ward is an accomplished
scholar. and a man Of exemplary habits
and character; and the society here that
he ministered to IN holy tlinga will
deeply feelthe loss Of so worthy friend
and counsellor. - = 4
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Ig We direct attention to the ad-
vcrtisement of /. V. Fairholm l. Co.,
who are prepared to do all kinds OF
work in their line 10 order, on short
notice. in good style and on reasonable
terms. They speak for themselves in
an other column OF this paper.
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uarAr sroRa AND wAGrKs Ssro,r,,

GREAT SroRA AND WXrEn Srorr.-
We understand from Mr.. Porter, a gem
tlcnsan who lives some forty miles west
Of this place. that the people Of that por-
tion Of the country have been visited by
one OF the severcst storms that ever Wis
tied the western country. OF wind, ram,
hail, and what they call a wa.er-spou,,
on Saturday last. The hail, rain and
wind appeared To have been general,
and Of itself would have done compara-
lively Manage. but when accom-
panied by the water-spout, the effects
wcrc frightfal. The water-spout tray-
eled a distance, as far as we eau learn.
OF some fifteen miles. and its width was
from five 10 twenty five feet. literally
killing the grass. uprootias the largest
trees. aud carrying away kouscs-in
short, anything that laid in its path.
a horse was carried into the air to the
height Of forty or fifty feet. the fall
crushing his body almos. to atoms. In
its course there stood a log house, occu.
pied by laiy. who. in attempting to
make good her escape before tho house
was blown down upon her, was taken
up and carried of BY Atkestorm. Moth
ing has been heard Of her. though dill
gent search has been made along the
path Of the destroyer. We have but !,
meagrc accounted the damage done. but
we are inclined to believe it very great.
Verify. We live in an age OF s.orms.-
Dmiphan Post
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-, .A.YERsS, .i,t
Ague Cure

49, h:s ssDoB 9n sl1aDB cUBE -
Intermittent Hsves, q Fever and Asr
Remisseut Fever, Chill Fever, Du
Ague, Pcrjoaico1 He9daehe, or Billie
Hcalache, and '18nieus Revess, indt
for the whole e3ass q diseases oTi.
mating n billuyy desaAse1nens, cans
By the Malariaof miasmoaie eountri.
Nosens reznedy Is louder called br by
necessities Of the Anesiem people than ..
and safb eure f. Fever and Aena.
we sre row .snablcd to oacz, With . pen
certainty that. i win eradicate ths dis
end with assurance, founded On proof.
no harm can Misc fom is go N any q.
tity. 'N s'-. '''ia'' s''''s
That whieh projects Aum b. prsvsns
disorder mus9 - Of immGoss eesviee Il
communities Where..ie pgesaila HspssSi
better than enrc, ~ the patent escapes
risk which he must run n violent attach.
this balcAhl disSemper. This Guns" ex
the miasmatic pois@ Of FkvHx Asp A
ffom The 'sysse1i and prevents the devc,
mcnt Of The dseasc. il takcn On he hzst
proaeh Of - presno2ltory symptoms. ]
not only the b<t remedy eyer yet disc0yr
tor this elns zof -eonSaa;al4 -tst also
cheapest The largo quantity We supply
dollar brings Il within the reach Vi ev
body; and in bilious districts, where En-.
AND AGuE prerpiA every body should hav
and use it freely both for cure and protect
1t is hoped this price VIII place it within
reach of all-the poor az well as the rich.
great supcidAy sof this remedy over
other ever discovered for the spceyiy and
tain cure of Inferpistcnts is. that i cont:
no Quininc or uacral, consequently it :
dnccs no Qninfsm or other Injurious cig.
whatever upon u eonStitution. Those G..
by it are LEFT ashcalthy rs if they had N.
had the disease. hsf sf
Fever and Agueis not alone the eonscqua
Of the mia<mstic poinn. A ercas variety
disorders arise fimm it, irritation, among wi
are Neuralgia, Inflammation, GOut, ucada.
Blindness. Toothachc. Euachc, Catarrh, A.
ma, Palpitatioa, Painful Affeetisn Of
Spleen, Mysteries Pain in the Bowels, c.
Paralysis. and D9angencnt If the Stoms
all of which. when originating IN this cal
put on the intermittent tyre. or become per!
icaI This CrRE- cxpcls the poison Il
the blood. md eqnentfy 'custs-shE1n.
alike. Its nm inyah,able proesctina to i'm
grants md pezsOpp usvel6nS % temporal
residing in the malarious disticts. II tas
occasionally or daily while exposed to the
fiction, that win, b. ezcreted ftous the syst
and cannot accumulate in sufficient guam.
to ripen into disease. Hence r i even m
valuable fOr protection than cur. I'D few
ever sufss from Intunitfonts, II they ~
thcmselves Of The pEsteetioa this remedy
fosts.
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e II the engravings of"Old Abe are
correct. he looks Ike the devil. w.
are a little afraid lie will run like the
Edeyil.-Louiss;Ec JJ9ra1l
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Those wishing to be well solcd. can
be accommodated at the Boot and Shoe
Shop Of s. n. Kerr. He warrants all
his wolk to be as represented.
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Lose no. the glory of the sun by 81
ways seeking 70 count Che spots upon t
The independent. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Kan.) 1860-1874, 1860-07-11
Ayers Ague Cure.

which ncutralizcs this malasioas poison In nc
blood, and stimulates the liver to expel it from the
body. As it should, It does cure this affecting
disorder with peffecs certainty. And il does more,
rather docs what IL Of more service to those sub
jcct to this infection II taken in season il cxpeis
It from the system Is Il is absorbed and thus keeps
those who use it free from its attacks keeps the
system in health although exposed to the disease.
tho great variety Of affections which are induced
BY this malignant influence. such as Remittcat
Fever, Chill Fever, Dumb. or Masked Aguc,
Periodical Headache, or Bilious Headache. Bilious
Eevers, Neuralgia, Rheumatism, Gout. blindness,
Toothacho, Earache, Catarrh, Asthran, Palpita-
tons, Painful Affections Of the Spleen, Mysteries,
Collie. Paralysis and Painfal Affections Of tho
Stomach and Bowels, all Of which, when arising
from this cause, viii be found to assume more or
lcss the Intermittent type. This A0UE CURB"
removes the cause Of those and cures
the disease. fs--is.ss "a s ~, :
This il accomplishcs By stimulating the cxcrc-
tories 70 expel the virus from the system; and
these organs by degrees become hahitcd to do this
their Office Of their own accord. Hence arises what
we term Gcc3imatation. Time may accomplish tho
same end, but often life is not long enough, or Il
sacrificed in the attempt. while this |" AoUK CURE"
docs Il at once, and with safety. We have great
reason b believe this e surcr as well as safer
remedy for the whole class of diseases which are
eansed By the r,;amntic infection, than amy other
which hns been discovered and Il has still anothcF
Important advantage to the public which IS, that
It Is cheap as well as good. f-... -.
PREPARED ny
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SJll,norons.

-
I A Loxc EAaED ScnoLAR.-Mr. W
is one of oar most popular artists ar.
teacher Of drawing. The other morn
ing, while buaily at work he was inter
rnptcd By q rough hooking customer
"Bc You Mr.. w. the painler!"
Il am, sir" "a "
.'You teach creeters to.draw, l be
lieve 81
Eyes SIR" replied the artist, wl,e
fancied his visitor some wealthy old
father; edo you wish your daughter t.
take few lessons?' rsss
mo sir. not my daught=r.Y
"Your son, perhapss' & 1a
"No. no: my son, neither"
"Who Their. sir. not yourself,
hopc?"
mo. not myself, but somebody a
dern sight more difficult A four yea,
old mule l bought t'other day. Learn
him to drc@, and dern me If l don'l
pewter out and give you the biggcs,
hundred dollars you ever sced!''
The countryman went down stairs
with hop. skip and jump. closely fol-
lowed by an old pair Of boots. meer-
schanm pipe. and sundry other movca-
bles.
"Well, Pat which is the way to Ash
land?"
"How did you know my name was
Pat?"
go. guessed it," rr,ssmT
"Thin be the powers, il 20 are so
good at guessing. ye'd better guess the
way TO Ashland" : Hs
= A young gentleman Of our acquain-
lance says he thinks that young ladies'
who refuse good offers Of marriage arc
too "No7ins by haf''
An 1rishman being asked whether
he did frequently converse witha friend
in Irish. replied:
mo indeed; Jenny often speaks to
me in Irish, but always answer him
in English Rg al
''Why so?"
; ''Becausc, you see. L dou't want
Jenny to know that l understand
Irish." asss aFfKfssas es7Fr
Why is B like hot fire?-Becausc
it makes oil boil. tss5EfEFS
What money brings the most subs:an-
tial intercss!- Matdmony.
VIVA, figure is that which, il cut in
two becomes nouglt?-The human ii:,-
ure.
a crusty old bachelor says he thinks
il is sco,non. andynet her wrongs that
pught to be rsdyessed. o a "a
The Chinese picture of ambition is
ga mandarin trying 20 caicl, comet,
by putting salt on his tail"
The eye of the law has become SO
weak from the want of proper practice
in the different courts. that it is going
10 advertise for pupil.
A young lady. who recently perform
I'd remarkable feat in rowiag. has
been presented with beautiful yawl.
A smack would have been more appro-
pirate.
'.Haye You any travelling inks,snds?"
,sked lady Of young sta,ioner. '.NoI
na'am: We have them with feet and
EGGS, but they are not old enough to
'savcl yet."
We run the risk Of experiencing the
greatest disgust if We observe too close
y how-govcrnmcnt. justice and cookery
are managed.
Goods and mail
Were on the rail.
And mail pulled up 10 water;
Goods slap dash
Ran in-crash! smash!
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- AaSai1A&T ~ - z11sze<zsl9
By viPsnc q = 1oRts ,
-"a County, ksalas Ysedengy. ks>kjas ~
t;tc.ge I. p!rIis apd llkia.s So
viii on ssalirdsy, yae jtsk aas 4 II !,
D.sIs6o.. 1e7~efn No Nttfs 6f1osrG1L,eE
and "'sltrkAse Rs6 snne:ds, ~ ksiuA q
Coas, ii.use - shpss ilisxaaf OAkalnss~ =
son County. kansas Territory. e{pqec n r(1sl'
sale t. the hisicst bilsss, fcf ea<h - ksn,l. =
the right, iivls ,ssi6 iun-srss zS6s,sl hid Jsk
Huntington Of. ~ s,sl he i.l:e~isa asserih
section thirty two (32) ID town e;gks (S) :
range twensv'( s0} msJtG .fscn Usiussy, kssps
Territory. lcvtal sp0n o. sAsixfv esi1aareuolsa>
Sheriff 5 .ficc, Ukka:ooes. kT Julg II, leep
J. T. nixfOx.
Jonx NJ. PkffR SlsvsilT.
Atty tse HsasaiG p = asssie
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"Well. Pat which is the way to Ash
land?"
"How did you know my name was
Pat?"
go. guessed is.'' -rrsssmF
''Thin be the powers. If 20 are SC
good at guessing. ye'd better guess the
way 10 Ashland" fEss
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Dll. J. G. AYE 8 CO
; 49, LoWELl. MASS.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-11

ORpKR OF RANK AMONG FURs.-A large proportion
of the fuIs uskd in this country and elsewhere, are
cured and dressed in Londoni and although england
does not use expensive furs, yet London - the great
fur mart Of the world The ernine Ia considered the
mos ereeious and next TO that the Russian sabe but
the real cables rare for according 70 our latest
Rns tan statistics only 25 900 skins Of the beautiful
htlle animal were produced during entire year in
the Cars Empire. The prices paid for them are
almost fabulous fine set being worth $1,000. The
sale fur lining Of one Of the Emperors cloaks exhi6
tied at the Worlds Fair in 1851 valued at eO
Next TO the sable IN popularity and costiness RAMS
The parten or American sable-a fur rich and ugh
priced vet 20 fashionable TO be almost unversaly
sought for The Hudson Bay sables are next Id Vaue,
and are almost as expensive as the Russian Next
j. the mink, prominent fer beauty wear,
and durability. 1t lie not, perhaps, 30 deheaso,
hooking e. the stone marten, or 80 artiul
hooking rs the African monkey, or 80 captivating as
the eTmine; but it 10 quiet and graceful ana more
thrifty than them all. Besides the MINK, tue sione
narten the Fitch, the Siberian squirrel and the FER.
sian and Russian lamb, in daily nse The sS'n OF
"a good turnout Of which, including robe aud apron
costs upward Of 600. The Canadian furs most es-
teemed in Europe, and Of which they have no repre-
snta,yes are the black fox snd the silver fox THESE
are found only in the Hudsons Bay Territory, OF on
the Dorth shore of the ST. Lawrence Inc rsccoon ana
the nuskrat are also confined exclusively 70 tus conu
nept In England valuable furs are but little ~oin-
TIE climate not requiring the Heightened wear OF tIrs
at any one time. The muskr and the Taooit ano tne
American hare dyed form therefore the oulK on tue
furs worn there. The value OF those exported from
INC N"''eN '~ - ICouiier and EDquLes
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FOR dental establishment which should be under the control Of
the o ndsnt She boarding house, keep board
ind the profits from both establishments to DO muuay
divided With the coneent OF her trusiee Ia 1857,
wee telen in the adys name. In spring street. and the
business Of both parties commenced tho lady paying the
In 1859 the defendant, induced the lady TO IL him Ike rase Of
The house IN bic the ennng OF 1859 he refused lex
her have sdmtsnce IN the house assaulted and drove
her nom the cc she eegs that By Of her his
business largely increased and she prayed that he might be
compelled 20 account and deliver Der the share OF
and profits due 20 her IL appeared by the paper that in
April last she procured divorce, sanulins the marriage
tTrct.
Ihe eef;ndani aieEvd that there partnership
agreement between them that she held the from him. aud
re paid Der week for Tia board and That Der
quot was end he desired her leave the house.
winch sbe refused TO do That the 18th of March last che
INTO ~: oice and commenced insans him and finally
ncco TO scsfch bin, when he the
which the assault comp OF The defendant alleged
lady vas Of an Immoral and dssose that
ehe had erdeevoured 10 ndpce defendant
en arase with her Ddng her husband living
ne also set up that at the time Of the Of suit
tuin this sction. ~ '' ~
The evidence In the case was Thea tskes before Court
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COURT OF GENERAL sEssIovs-IAx. ia-Bcfcre CITY
Judge


Preat part OF the day was spent on a complaint of
assault and battery made aeens Officer Pierce Of the Eleventh
Precinct by George and stephen u Sul The poicems
tefed that the boys had been making on The night
the I'D OF October IN the neghborhood Of Madison
streets ard when requested to be client that they
would not and conducted them very usoenty which
they arrested On the way to the station. they
attempted TO beat him and get away, In which they
wOrsted The young represented that they
auositd be quiet but rudey ordered to shut that til
policeman sor pacing by returned and arrested them
that the way TO the stsonouse Of them badly
dubbed that ne lay In aeyway for time dead until
the policeman who HIN picked him up aud carried
him 70 Sstion ouse. The policeman acquitted
Cornelius 3. gulssrt tined for assstins Mrs Chariot
Moe The wife Of policeman on the day OF the fireman. tn
enua parade while the procession passing the
Grand and Norfolk Mira Morse had child end had
MI Bussrt Mira Morse attempted get better chsnce to
see and crow ahead Of Mr. Hus which caused the trou
bic. The deiendaa. acquitted
yong named Martha Ritter sent for two yeas to
the fent-nsry stealing wearing apparel She passed
and about house In the guse Of epd OF the servant s
bit detected going ont.
Catherine Thompson sentenced for the term for
helping herself TO <0 gold watch q. ,
Alexander Graham arsgned by McCsy with whom
be had spree light for stealing watch while pot
were sitting together shop in Canal street He acquitted
BoCtIty testimony quito too indefinite Adjourned
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COURT CALENDAR-THp DAY.

UNITED STATES DISTRICT CoURr.-The calendar
will not he called to day 80 -.
SUPREME CouRT Circuit Part Mos. $3.50, 26l
2e 2 26a 275 27 49, 2s7 29 293 2 800 si 3O3 i0T
300 81. Part Nos 23G 1872 l66 ia l4s, l76, I7s 1884, l
1921 1884, 1876 200, POI 2o6 POS, 2l0, 30. 222 22s.
SUPREME CouKT. Special Term.-Adjourned to
Friday. - 49,. 49,. 49,
SUPERIOR CoURT.-Part Mos. 2i9, $50, 263, 275,
sss SSi 3Ss 2C S s3s al ga 34s ss ss5 e5s AL 1885, 3s
s7 s7 S79 Part H. Nos 26e 49, $40 Sa S6 $50 49, lte
ass S62 sS4, go, 376, 1896, 3s8 1874, 2H
CouRT or COMMON PLEAs.-Part L--AdjOurned to
Thursday Part INos $751; 22 29i 2sj 29e, 3 5G &S aQt
aiS zoo '3Qc $40, 81, ~, 247.
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,o,e, denos;ts held by the city banks:

We hear that An arrangement has been made with
the La Crosse Road by which the foreclosure OF the
first mortgage bonds has been stopped. The second
mortgage foreclosure is to be prosecuted, sad Toe 10
CENTS in the meanwhile 10 be distributed In accordance
with an agreement made by Mr. Palmer OF the broad'
wsv Bank who has visited Wisconsin on this business
By the annexed table 1t viii be eeen that tho imports
in 1859, at this por, we've considerably Larger than
ever before knows;