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, 1860-08-16
Re1I-Everett Convention in Indiana a.

IsD1AxAPoL1s, Aug. 1.-THE American Con
stitutionat Union State Convention which met
here to- day, appointed Hon. J. E. Blythe Of
New Albany, and Hon. ". f. Edwards Of Ter
re uaute, Electors at Large, with full de|ega.
ton Of District Electors.
Ex.Goy. Head, of Kentucky, was introduced
sneecb of an hour and a half in lenC,h. wbirh
was frequently enthusiastically cheered.
Resolutions endorsing the platform and nom.
nations made By the Union Convention 1t Bal
timore, and opposing fusion or alliance with
any other political organizations were unani.
mous|y adopted.
, 1860-08-16

DASr1IIx, Pa, Aug. l5.-Thc bridge at this
place over the canal fell this evening, carrying
with it q crowd Of people who had assembled to
witness the performances Of Il mau named Carr
on wire stretched across tbs canal. About
200 people we're on the bridge when il fell.
Several were severely hurt. Two children were
taken out Of the canal almost llfe1ess, but we're
resuscitated. 4 child is still missing
, 1860-08-16

~ BUFFALO, Arkukt u,
fLorA-Stsady With no4e1sta hons demand
0aA.k-M best dull and heavy aslst gFn In h. MI.
si1.H. 10 ZOO hu ted Ohio At eLlsa ios xq1n MI
e bette1 Win Eoed d aAles bu Il e0x
NRIakr-Stes6y.
CANAL EkxtaR38-Fuu.
LAxt i4ros7s-7oo bbl1 1our. = 90 bu Wheat 5000 bu
corr, 5;no bu oat4.
CAxH EIrs1rs-Aop bb1a 1ou1, $500 bu wheat C. 90
kp Eptp w. UQ9 bu pA&4,
, 1860-08-16
-, a,.n GcMnatrfH'
N0NTTARY.

v.psr LA1 rvustxa, { cu.uA:s ,se>.
The et1etsrs~ n.4 k-t Is at1.l oser tucked aud !
decfinnr, TIC heavier banks ~aote cuAtem- |
ers sre r;ncirsls p:e'ncs 1eae1s. daat cate
TO buy Il NY Wice. The cnE:.nt cns'aE NJ
u.es are Attv' III !: NAer p-r''ts csn he torud
10 purcl7 ia. s.. rla4 re. oI produce continue
.a,,sfac4,,y. Easf..a 3pd Csnaaa funds will ha
ab,e 10 ot.aia circulation Leu but thtir pres
crce would b. tmpcra,y, Icr cur own r.
mi{lsa would tocn be sst v'geEoaslv ~
10 drive ou, ,hc iu,1u..rs for = "e'>
months 1helc vii be cnp'- AUG nsAt IS"
w,,1 ,,,,.rrzr. yneut at The Wes:
-. =. con:nard 10 move ets
49,. .v.h,.- -*etcrta II. E:s,t It mad South.
e., - I'd Ahe=dy srrer4l ct our hsnks
:. ~.emselve+ thcrt, End the movement La.
d' just commented Il would in the reaa
time be vie fer the Tett 10 rc21en:%h he;
empty cnlers with god tuptiJ C! esin--s~
1Tticse wh'c! she csa new rea@i:1 coa;n:t11 ::
exchange for the .ish products G. hcs ttcnin;
prairies.
TIE selling rate Of exchange te.dsJ is I K:
per cent. premium 9or currency. krI5i %:
could be had os some ol the larger barxs ut
concession off from the cur1crt price.
Gold buying I; selling 1@1a, the histe. j.
u1e tor small lots.
Iuror1s Asp Cxronrs Tho following hgnr.
show the imports at and exports from tie poi
Of New York for The last week and since J1ur
ary lst:
For tie wecG. ls33 1ss9. TO!
egs,a; az st;sissat;: :'s. ':.sss . 49, :s
To'a! fot the week. ~ Ss&,lf0 AS !s ~ -
F:tvivu>lf rst oHex.. .Te&.ses 1al4 h9S ltl''e"''
slpee Janu.ry I...47*6A.4:7 tlo1.o6.scS sl*1'lszs
11ro1rs rxopccE AND xrRcHAfnhx.
lS:4, 1850. LEGO.
For the wcrk...... 4tf41.S. 1IlN:.st8 t3s:..o
t1ly! ,Eay II. .'oItet.- .s''%o,&W s1-N!H@ osa-
Since Jaausry 1....$Ss.5e ss3 ss,ss4s'o 4S.9lE
Exrn1Ts CT trlcIE.
lk5 1Es. 1850.
Fer tho WLek....-.... atfn!2a $:NN,-Ss e!.s1i+l
Previously Te1asteG Ia eJs6te s-s3'..ae .e.sit't
s.nca January L.. ..sle-!H.:33 Ats.5is3 81 sSeH,s
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Col. Sidord informs US that the population Of
St. Louis will be cut down By the census below
10000. They hare been claiming = population
Of lso,0 900 10 10000. The city includes within
It's boundaries vast area and 1undry populous
villages. We are also informed that Chicago
will be taken down yioleptly.-Cn- Com.
, 1860-08-16

EVANSVILLE, Aug. 15.-0ne hundred puus
we're fred here on the encouragement OF the
formation Of = Bell and Eyerett electoral ticket
for Indiana The enthusiasm is Intense.
, 1860-08-16

ArR1y ynU-.............August Il.
D1nuhr, Lasa!!e. 5l+2 buc RI.
uacaah 0uIws, ~ b1 ~Ac1f, 10 b h1Iea starch.
CIsGt.t uaw2. 70. III ~tcE, ~ hu cuF1.
o EteoLt. EUr 4' In csrp t. bu r. ee1 bu wheat.
EdinbErkt, en,c C., o. bn l,tG1 ku oats.
Aftuh1, M'aT l. :, .ls nu cpEn. La hu wheat
Humboldt. Ae1rl-. +154 ru 'rn. S57 bu wheat
Aiex.1 der. I4.tk poIt, Is hu ctru.
Ut lei, LNkr II. &.Uii ~ corn.
" II B1o Ar. l. cEToE'. ~ c din rnson btorc
ltvt,t katr, Athen.. ~ sunble stone.
kee4 lutte AthenA &c do d.
Co.. :talr:s III ~. - dimension tnEc, u bu oats.
i Tn ~. 10! 5.sai !M o.l% = % I'm.
/ Adct !, Iu ct. 1 isHtba Atk, lsa3 tn what.
Il G5t1e 0it4x4. 3,teG bu wLeat.
II.
S@.1'1ea. @ Morris. li;ht.
ho*.or LocsFGT:, 90
Nax Pa, j lef $500 II lumber. ..
Isart Quee:l Ut.~a. "a -; lumber, 10 90 sth.
ice al tprH ,Ut.Aw~. ia .1s Ct lumber.
Tt k1cbu+0.s.. l.otEtvn. gh..
lLst~t < Itur A:ha n-- light ..
ttuh,on. IL liz. y:,7G0 ~ iron. 10 h,1 cat
Tux Otttwa- Iot:3 # ls1nbcf furniture, ia Nd.
| ttso Tie. A1ut1x It,
t'o Il arn.. a lhcif, /. 3 I !snn.
Pho tAr p j.is1 Il ri, tan bat co II lumber 80 n
- t1ft T. l.tss' ehEges.
EdsEb1sEh. N,r,I., hpst.
Ampc.4 Il SAL, 73.ss: Il lumber. s1o ooo shingles.
..n s,.. s~r+asreas,--..ss x+s e-sx ,s~x-.snx.
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Chcaso; phtsha1f: witt Do; u'g ho aiande L1r' E
hrn d.; q. Grant Graves, do; a. MtdourE Warner,
COS Fred II IL, Fctdil a1u Lcwis Ludotl goJ, foter.
do Ku sell Dart Thompson, DO Cita:ed, prop. Uaeo'a,
T.Ast. co.
USWk EGG. Aug. 13.-sc.ss. Admiral. Fultr. Chicago:
Antelore, AthaLts,, du; foTest. CFoss CO CoInwel
Henderson, d.. Cleared, s-hz. uteadnuukh Uagsel CHI
GEO,
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DraueuE. Aug. 15.--Rtvsr, !. Cloudy. TEN.
peraturs, - deg.
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UBRcgo Market.
II TElxokArn.l OswKoo. ArE. Is.
New YorK Cattle NIarkc,,

Dr. TE1EeEArz.l SEw ToEE. AnE. Is, 1lt1.
BEEr-Dul at further de.ift II half prices, ranging
flm ak 10 sHc. Eeee:pt< 4.sO}-
snE1r 4ar LA.ns-In good esnand 1t satisfactory pli.
ces. heclp>. t.<u0
ew1sk-e> actvc and prizes lover racgIng from to
sc. keEeilts, &C.
, 1860-08-16
The Douglas State Committee in Penn.
- RYlYAntR,

HAnn,snrna, August 15.-The Douglas State
Committee met this P. u. and sat with closed
doors. 1t is asccrtained, howe ~er, that it is
their determination to nominute clear Doug
las Electoral ticket. The Electors on the Resd.
iog Convention ticket who pledge for Douglas
will be retained. The oher di.tricss will be
filed with Douglas men. The Committee meet
again this evening.
, 1860-08-16

Arrival ofthe q. $. Frieate Powhatan.
PHILADELPHIA, Augu1t 15.-Ths United
States steam trigate powhatan arrived At ths
nary yard this morning.
, 1860-08-16
#iGreIlangu11g.
NJ 0 " R E A D Y.
THE LIFE OF
.HRK.HM.41K LLTGOLNs
Is NOW READY,
In lasxe compact Pamphlet Of Al double pages

I'll II II II 8&A4NA .A1Sv LOASt
Is NOW READY,
In sxe compact Pamph!at o. Al double column pages
roR GENIAL CIRCULATION IL
Campaign Document.
In style and cheap that with suitable eort On
The part Of clubs and local committees, nay
reach every in ths Northwest before the campaign Is
over 1t has been prepared with great and b
considered teabo aad autheatsa narrative Of Tho LIE
AnaAzAx L1scots-euh3eiug a,:o the substance Of h.a
debate, with Mr. Douglas Ia ess md eouriets hstory
Of tat remarkable campaign. Head the following table of
CONTENTS.
CHAPTER I-EAxlY Luz
LIZ safAheE by Iad.n.
aoG e. ff III y. ,ss T.
I{s.sis;.tss 1aeiasas of boyhaoi@x.117 Wssis;n i
CHAPTER I1-R1xoy1 To ILLINOIS
uino's !9 ISL 1p'oera IN the md Middle Por
.ee Ina1x ot Population R.noval lie Lincoln Pam.
isMThe1r 1 Mode of 1Iav.L Founding smother Home
CHAPTER Ill - FIAT DoA1xAz -c1nk-1sn.Az
tIon1H-
Fiat Boa:s .ad Fiat -Boatmtn-A Commercial Revolution
esep sao-n nln s1faset e s.rss Fit Boat
s u bas .na xes. e.,
T. cew 0:eans-Iskes Ct arse Of Store aod Nil II
il, S!ack iIavk *ssSV.luatetrs-,. ~ .setsa taot.,n-
v.lun,ee,sa >eeosa and ThId line-Ths Was Ended
Return Home.
CHATTER 1v-N1aca4sr-s sr-srarz1o1-Lsesar4sos-
Lincoln Candidate for The L<E.,ateE-Tta Of New
pat7 IL lie eEa
Opinion Of Lsneoln-The rrne lest = Gen:us-stud1es
H. II iof
Twenty 1ea1s-Lneolq rvss En:zea as Leadtr-l wee
of hIs easeet IL he stats Lss.atuir. a
CIlAPIEEv.
Resolves 10 Gevot. h.ef to hs rrotes.ou-Ths Psess
|fii.t c.ae,,s ~ ,a:i4sThs L.w Aksasons
The Eanyass OF 1a&a-1s again a.ea the EIrttoial
l'lseu.sons wth C4holn tof kansas noto1iei5)
CHATTER yi-1s cezssrA-
CatSFisht .unpIesetssd MaloI,y.Enisi. t:oosw's7
ssi'a:t - Ar,;y os 9',S: S4nssLA cooa:a:ent " n*
suppy Bnis-P1oof* from ,Ae Kecord-The position Ct
The VII ry In = hs Ht559 = s59
On ta- Me1lcan War-s.avery IN Tie Di.s1et Of Co
CHAPTER VII.
-etp:al Of ths Missouri COMP. .1n,e-Araa ID Forsc.
| 0:aa."-3n Opposition Lels>tufe-Egee,tou Of i. s.
sesateE1A'e1a conduct ( W. Ltneoln-osFao.
nstoa Isl. Of tie Republican fa'' IL n'0''->'**sA ii
CHAPTER v111-Tsr s1sA7o..n Cos7rsz WIFE Dora.
| 1a58.
For the purposs OF giving this Campaign Biography TIL
w!tes: circulation, viii 1oruh at ths following
tuced rates:
r. Sen:s
Per hunHfeh. SO
Fer thoos1hd @OO0
When o1dezrd by NAL cent each must BE- ad6sd 70,
estsEe. Address PR1ss TR'nrSx. Cticazo. III. L
, 1860-08-16

The Rivers.

new 1oRx, August l5.-Ths Asia took $sss
900 in specie.
, 1860-08-16

In nans*er to rep.at, Inquiries the following fasss aF'
br.esy submitted:
1.-The Company duly Incorporated urder The express
cep,ee:y Statute OF this Ete Tha Clce,s asa elected
annually " tbs lot The rsssea frs.ory con
: St. OF wv. L. 0onkS. Ed, E. Il saiIpos. Esq. aat
Ds.s sAwrrH. GE,. r. 4. HrAI., tle Artist Is T:ea-
and TnoxAs B. BRrAs. Ts President. Tie KEounts
asa laid ard Improved untsr The eeunel Of VIZ sArs
n1Ia Eq ths eminent Landscape Gasieaer OF Pbl'.del
pb:., by sw4zx N1Isos of this citr.
:-The title i. uas1cuu1berei s:mp1s and peste: benK
d.ree. from ,he Cni,ed States Government through Jusa
Buerdeld ard heir. to Ttos- D. Bryan. who w in ai
c.,e, gv full warsaaee Deeds AMI bind Tie who!s Sub
d1.slcn, recorded 10 reain forever Cetaee1J. tins
..sus!.s II to ..e Lot o~pc1s in psspe.at7-
5-Ihe zatu.aa topography Of the grounds Is admitted
hy all to to peculiarly beaaufu!.te gentle uadnltons
End The grove of Old trees ovts the entire har.
Ing suggested the rarae Of GcK1Asp. The improve
en,s {corausneed only in April at). s;esk for them
selves. 1t is dtakned make the Cemetery the Nj. Au-
tu.o Of the West.
4.-The entrance To III. Ceus.esy IL en the Green Bay
Road about on mills and ta.f beye nd the po'at where
the Lake View Road d;veyges from t. I'd pore thaa two
miles pea.tr the City ,haa Chtserden st xtion.
6--Ihe price Of Lots Is only about fourth u
de.aaaeed Tot lks ti,ed Lots Ia cenete1es -
shown by the Sca!e In the Omee.
s--Tte following Ke7os. fren The Surveyors explllns
itsau:
AVA have :aken le7eis the surface Of Gta:e!sad
Ce1ae.ey ard lied the minimum haht to be II feet aad
the maximum height to be as feet abovs the present saxe
OF xsez In Lake M:hgsa; mo.t CT The ground being
o,c. - feet above which times tho usual d:psh Of
graves. [slxned'l
SAMUEL 8. GkEEtE
EDMUND B1xBE.
Aug-s., I'd. 1si1."
7-Vs!tcrs 10 The femete1y 4uesed 10 ktxp On he
aks a.d H. dive vehicles OILY On tbs bro1d kr>ve'sd
roads,
TIIos. Il. BRYAN, President,
onee In Bryaa HILL Clark IT, oppos.te The court house.
, 1860-08-16
COMMERCIAL.

WtnSBpAT Evxx1Ho, August Ii.
Tbs following are the receipts and ship
for the m st 81 hnurR.
, 1860-08-16
ILLINOIS STARCH COMPANY.
NIcGfun1s. rfaker

To Hholtale dealers the to.apanr would .ay with cur
unfqua,ed facility fnr a u1c rn AID The very great
sorn At low PRICES car sell figures that
r. ynnI 70 ~ us yous order; kv9 hog 81
peForto any produce" In the world All ortrs and
anieaton addfee I'D Illinois Starch ~oupany ottawa.
Mno& VIII fecefv rrnnrf %ttept+n 1--I1-r63%Atr
, 1860-08-16
K in chAr.tttrs~nt
FHExGl3TH

r T. &"k2
3y this fstkh II Ee-tzies-E" eAl he !afs
~a.1!rd firm Fhats!nh. StS toif. ts'-tar.
K.lti"re NJ fren rn;.t the a :os1. NJ ~ ~
kr:ilrky- ItI!a-a luts, Wsetnau. iu~a. A!.srrt.
hy Ka,r',.,: dr.
Ike r-nn.yyants Ra.l:ead a.o ea'rec'. :. li.'sr.-h
WITH Steane1s. by With tno- en- tr forwarded I" AR
pYr: uto. MEsaiLguE4 A-E: !, tna-
hr:ioE. iii.fnl-. II .s..:yYi. !! ~rf,
A. sart Fed Ii. ara 1t stisstsrl. - 49, .:a
Chicago With Al. rurt~ IN t.r A"T;L
Llkes.
thes Fat: Ibis Con- ny. rely v:ta c.u.G"'ct en-
is s;er Nv t:ta-it
Tie rates u Fse1ks to and from -.a; IA he VIZ.
sv h enn.y:saAa K.!:.. ", at II Ese' - l-saF..s
IT. tr I.,.!s.'a-t y-tka ia PE1aA. j I.
h. j. SEEEDEl: P",-.eii h..
TAahAW = ktMi:S. " SrrE tt:e.:. ;ss!'.I",t.
LEEtH& co. Sn.a AstoE Io1rr. Ct No. ,. y 1n -
Sr~ tHrk.
H. II. Hut'~Ius. t:shG Il. saf A.t u -.-i; Ia.
l.. l.. HoTPT. .:e"fTsss.! AT tts;!n's:';~
, 1860-08-16
TIdcxratcr Receipts.

The receipts IT ft.exater Ct Flour, Wheat Corn,
Barley the 81 week Of jug in 1850 and 1882 have been
a. follows:
Flour, tr.e. Utc.t, lu. Corn. Eu. Barley, Eu
lBD....... 1889 &5..Cn Go9,49u -.
1o1a...... 3%1j .se1 1s'.6n 800
Inczea.e,.. eGe0 c71,cU0 4Si.60o 600
The Il the receipts OF The above Aeies f,r
far the yt4r .htD It'd -, h ave teen:
Flnur, hills, Nbeat. su. Corn bu. Barley. bu
1tGl......A1LlW Sss3.20o 7,eas co 1a90t
is1J....... .l.2 40 ds3,&D 1,36S,.05 1elNQ
Icetea:e ,.,7p,.ul 3a:G4eo :,sl9.4u0 Dec, 6i.9 .9ol
He ucnz tic wheat The in the receipts Of
lSsu Il tQuA Il to IS ~ bi J. 1f dur.
, 1860-08-16

t,n-- Arz1 Ezx Yoak. Aukust 10.
70; t sfs,y !p.e.:a ~ 5a: enss seh +
& ,s3 *.'a saa AZ. ;s 4
lu:b4ni 10 for shipping b'a4ts .x'rs h. o. market
co.nE rather uui. v il ''a'eely -ch export demand
i: sss :. sso5 5:;sF sH a5 s IL sqe
choice sttIa i've Flour 81 .dy wa .mal! sass tos
. or ccnnon 10 cheics sr. Con Meal quiet pa w''i'
wni 1IT-rrsss favtr tlx buyer With bitter enquiry;
eg,s .s apa prize. ssvs x.,e a
~ IL a sss s,ae
SicasaS ts1 s III; &C. - shoes
Sn nev wit: l!aaa It t3 81 ~ e qu!ts 80 :: scs f
Dses n A. - % a & l steS I'D S a9s
s.e. IL :; :As,x: ios xe.,tin. eivd. !
= II xe'is,a I'd e.s:a.: ~ {e5 ~ a,, Wv.
Z as new VIM %... !. e. o I'D ~ nss:
S;t; I'd i:S ss:; i Il;
d ss ye s" ss e.
4 s fS :, . md h3sso SS ie
Fer l.ra the market 4 dul i I'D heaEy a1e' :1 3
G. ies ata At teasy pet.
:ess; Fss s Il ~ + :5S 1s9s e
hds Ael5a1 Gsce tules YER 1uet lu. + :, erednt
Tea-The ane.en ta's. .9pogossa as te today @ xtne
sad .dsse III tsz ssSss 5
prices ": q unt H,. :sHG s:H; uunpo~tes tsatg
bike; In cEisl aCa45tc: H} -1'n T~nnkay. S2HEt3c
ii; on Ska sc l,c; uooug, 1866: Souehobg. lskG
| 4s+c. ,. -. 4, :
bnarl ntt-s. hi 1: ss4; I'll Eh 3oH: Il: scrip
IL: ii ; guar ~: AerG hor3t: u E67 foi az ~ b
h.ht; Iscat :pS ak. ti"g.a IyA uuts01 tsA Etc
IN; ! Z 81; :; laelh: Msts0-
I oswego Market.
| NJ TklxokAfn.l OswKoo. ACE. Is.
| FInra-nult hrt ureharsed
G1A1x-Wntat IN ac:irr demand for shipment and Mill
!nr s4lek 1sb tu II nfi ren winter RI Il Isl ESQ
Lu ~ia'cs lndaca At = "a BY % as u TO
lpoo u ~inte- Ohio at i.l3E 300 bu Go at 1.s
Chicago tp.tre. which Is wanted ;.r grinding. Is ycy
sc lsc- OILY one It NV having arrived part u
which sold yerterdaY a: 07 for M. i naiex day
cargo arrive at l01 ner Of "a was made !o
anoiher cargo to ar:iye. hut nfustd kct closss ru
with little oae!sEE tt tpo'- CofL-Fi:tn saiel
il tsu loss e5xsac. Other gains seaEsr. qult,
CAs.L FeI1Gus-Fnrn, at 3oe on eo1n: 3. on xhea.
| and EXC to New York.
AAkE tnron:s-fs5 btls nous Is :oo nu wleat; &C. so
cAs1L E1ronrs-l 59 brl a,us Il 800 bu wheat; 81
| knr
, 1860-08-16

BUFFALO & LAKE HURON
~ HALLWAY. Shn:s.st a1d sest Voatc II pItA!7 Il
otse: Easter. tI:s7t.
tvrs 4. Kuso M. New f"'s =: !Uta Id Bo
tan At 4'a}i con e<tn:s WITH y. T. t.t-a hEf y"
b. oh;lin~ .. the ru.ua DsHot. 4, ~.EAETkE,
fei% GD1y 'irn' M.r1:es.
, 1860-08-16

TIME TABLE-
An OMNIBUS i to tho Cemetery, tuntu The Horse
Railroad e1s1ded> connecting With tie atfz1s Railroad
Cars. wh.ch le.ve Worth Water street a.
"a. H., 2.30 r. NJ, and r. III.
Retu,n!cf, The Orrihun 1eaves tho CsndezJas
8.3OA. II, II H., and l9Q r. II.
" Though Tickets sid By Conductors :os E:Sat Csao
3huG-cst:-lul
, 1860-08-16
General Nptiff8.

NOTICE TO ADVERTISERS
Advertisers IN Chicago wishing to ,.eure the trade
from W.Gsrn a!ehEan cln d. By Advertising In the
Grand Haven. Mich, s.f4t1m
, 1860-08-16
THE PENNSYLVANIA CEN
= TRIAL RAILROAD. ...-
ssJ NILES DOUBLE TRACE.
The ean4ctI Of this EuAd ii uuY edu. 10 AaY L TIA

ANT urRxK }.curar
AsE TOR TiUhET> III rlTrSHCHG1.
TIE appleton oftte W~AlefH sv:ou~ Of rs rena
R7,vanis KA:,Er4.d Eakr+ th-t.t
DtKECF LINE EkrWEES TIL. EAST AND TIN
GREAT WEST.
TIE eGl1eeEs: It tsu tfr ~Gifc1 FfEke At IHtts.
auI: avoliag IL ds1yaSe FL. toE'txE
Nth the saving Of TIM. .:s,n rr4y :: pres Ael
b. Stirpe1s VI F!e:k I. aaI tie TfAstsEn. Fttilt.
For Freight sontr4ct. shrpnx E!st's snA 4G9'y -
a1rest etset Of the tolex - Aktn. "t'Ee ceErhaT;
rs Pierce K O. Zlp-sv.!c u: j. J, JHsnsta. E!7.ey,
o.: Il: AcAt+!e7, M.5.r'. ~; :'ru':hy 4 ,;1,,;.
Fo1t t*,neulh ~ Pa,tdtk Co.. jrt.r.snv.r .n.:.: Ii.
w. brown Co. C.rc,nr:: -t.,esn s Iih:r:.. g..
II: E.t. Menrun. Madison. Ind; J"' = Hc.'r lsnI.'
ham i e.. c,itc. r.: Z. ~ >s":'; ! 1,Ss:.
L2u1a Juhn H. HIrI:., Sa-hvi!!, ftt4: H:r- hl;.,
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VERY IMPORTANT INFOK,

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JonS G. HEESAS-De1r Sir take This CO.
postnnity, being appropriate to The occasion of
your reception Of the testimonials OF you.
friends and admirers, Of presenting 10 ycu in
miniature on solid gold ring the much coyeted
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your honorable and gentiemaniy conduct whilr
representing your profession abroad, won the
esteem and good will of al with whcm you
came in contact Respectfully yours.
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PRoF. ANDERSON OurDoNE.-A team of horses
attached to load of straw, and belonging to an
honest but not over-sharp German, ran away on
Riopelle street yesterday upset the wagon and
dumped the straw in a pile. The owner turned
something less than a thousand somersets, and
brought up in a neghboring cabbage garden, and,
when he had recovered his bewidered senses,
found that bit one of the horses remained Imagin-
ing that the other must be buried under the straw
he set to work with ptchfork to dig him out, and
labored as though it was matter of life and death.
Meantime an individual who had caught the mis-
sing horse around the corner, rode up with him
and called his attention to the presence Of his
animal. He had set his mind on the supposition
that his horse was under the straw, and continued
to dig without abatement, Notwithstanding the
protestatons Of the other. He looked at the horse,
and then dug away with renewed yigor until he
reached the bottom, when he was still more be-
wildered than ever at finding no horse. It seemed
hard for him to give up the deusion but he finally
took the animal by the bride, saying, - believe
dat ish mine boss after alln and hitched him up
beside his mate. Detroit Free Press.
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