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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-03-20
BOOKS

NEW BOOKS
BACHELOR; By JnO 7, Irving, nephs~ Of Srsh-
ngsOn Irving.
THE ATTORNEY, or the Correspondence Of Joha
ouOd. By the sane aatAOs-
History OF THE UNITED NETHERLANDS
fon the death Of william the Silent 20 s synsd & Dof
with fun view Of the Rnssh Dutch struggle AsAnss SPAIN
andeorKin and destruction Of The spanEh ArnadA -
John Lothns Motley, IL. D, DL Q, and satAa' ef as
:sDutch Republe."
Just received and for sale b.
=. HAaAN co.
n.rs-tr a Collsgs street.
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JOYNT & TREA NOR,
WHOLESALE GROCERS
AND pEALKRs
LIQUORS, PRODUCE, AND TOBACCO
No. S. Market Street,
Nashville : Tennessee'
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Change OF Location.

OnahBC z VA AoSosAOs
DEINs compelled 60 South aceOun. Of the health s
my family, will be located for the winter at the slave
depot Of Pondexter Lts c., No. 1s Barene street. New
Orleans VIII be pleased to friends, snd viii give
prompt aenos to the sale Of all property consigned me- Ny
Agents Pate and Jas scruggs, will attend 10 my depct In
EsshTe and that csnnes be 80 i Nashville By IN
strueng them, viii Re forwarded Ne Hoping
By strict business the part and sgea
continuance Of the liberal patron reieore ex
tended me- respectfully solicit the fsvors OF ia wing huH
ness in my line, either forNashylle or New ori.,ts
novll-d WILL L. Sk
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ALBANY, Jan. so, 1901.
In the Assembly petition was presented by Mr.. KiR
IAN for the revival Of the law allowing Southern citizens
TO sojourn temporarily in New York with slaves.
The bills to increase the salary Of tho Deputy County
Clerk In New York to allow the Croton Aqueduct Depart
ment to make repairs TO works otherwise than by
as and to amend the the of moose
deer, birds and fish were reported favoraby.
Mr. WATSON brought in bin TO authorize the settle
ent Of claims Of lesees Of the surplus waters in the ca
nal at l0ckport by paying said essees oneha Of the ap
praised amount OF damages.
Among the bills noticed by Mr.. LANBRKcaT to
incorporate the New York leo Company
BY Mr.. W.e1KR--To empower the Supervisors OF New
York 70 purchase site and court house buildings
BY Mr. ASGg-To protect and preserve the freedom of
speech In public discussion in this State.
INTRODUCED.
by Mr. MooRETo incorporate the New York Passenger
and Baggage Express Company
BY Mr. hiLaAN-authorizing the Incorporation of the
Juvenile Reformatory Asy ums.
by Mr. NEBI1-To open and improve Grand street
Brooklyn
by. L. G. ANDREws-To divide the Eleventh ward
Brooyn and create new ward to incorporate Bellevue
Hospital, New York.
BY Mr. FULIERroSTo authorizes resident aliens in the
State to bold and convey real estate.
BY Mr. JonNsoN-Io compel the more propapt payment
Of the State tax TO the state Treasurer by County Trea
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Markets.

Markets.
PHILADELPHIA STOCK BOARD.
PmADY PtuA, JAN 80 1891
Stocks dull Pennsylvania state 5's 90< Reading
road, 22's Morris Canal, 60k Long Island Railroad
TO- Pennsylvania Railroad, 37zS. Sight exchange on
New York At par a q per cent premium.
NEw ORLEANS Jan. 30, 1851
Cotton firm sales TO day, Is 900 bales at lie III 10
for middling Sugar steady at Axe SIC for fair 10
fully fair. Moasses, 23c. CSC. Pork very dull: mess
$40 80. Exchange on london, 1917 106. Sight
change New York at par IS per cent discount
FreghtsCotton 70 Liverpool, Id, and to Hlvre, &c.
MoEus, Jan. 20. 1861
Cotton-Sales to-day 500 bales i0a Ilc for mid
ding sales Of three days $500 bales. Sterling
change 10s1s 1861.
BALTIMORE, Jan. 30, 1851.
Flour duh: Howard street and Ohio, s. 37Is; City
Mills, IS rs: sales. Wheat closed generally with
advancing tendency red at 81 90 ST 35 white, 81 As
81 65 Corn frmer: yellow Gle Csc white T0c. 73c.
Provisions steady. Mess pork $1s rs Lard l0hc. COT
fee steady at hc. 121.c Whiskey steady at l5c
1910.
PnL,pEIPmA, Jan. 30, 1861
Flour dull at S. rs for superlnc. Wheat firm sales
5000 buchos red at 81 % 81 So white 81 35 81 as
Corn-ielow declined &C. at roc. Cofee-Ro, IL &C. a
1870. Provisions closed with advancing tendency
mess pork, slS 90 whiskey duh at Ike a 1sc.
CINCINNATI, Ian. go, 1861.
Flour firm, at 81 60 81 90 whiskey firm, to per
gallon. Hogs nominal receipts to day. 300 Balk meats
active sales 500 900 pounds ut eye for shoulders and
SIC for sides. Pork--Mese SIT SIT l2L lard dull
at 9kc Exchange on New York steady, at per cent.
The money market IA easier.
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NEW YORK ACADEMY or MUsc-DnuT or sioSoRiSA
EEsA.-To night we promised sensation In the
debut Of this young artist Her performance at the
hearsal OF the ucrczia yesterday said to have been
in the highest degree satisfactory Her voice described
Of great purity, volume and extension, the re
markably sympathetic quality Of which perfectly
appreciated in the oco pianao. In person she Is tall
finely formed, and exceedingly handsome, reminding
OF Grsi in her pamy days. Her method Is irreproach.
able, might be expected in favoro pupil OF Emanuel
Garcia and protege Of Rossin who guided her by his
invaluable counses She has sung with great in
most Of the theatres in Italy, and to us with
reputation enhanced by her trumphs 10 Brazil
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NEW YORK LEGIsLATURE.


ALBANY, Jan. so, 1861.
Mr.. MrNsot reported favoraby the bill 10 incorporate
the Peoples Savnes Bank, New York.
Mr. BLOOD introduced bUl 70 incorporate the Nations
Horse show Asso, atlon.
Dir. MsNnRnE brought Ia bill ~ amend the act TO IN.
corporate the society FOR tie rcet Of poor widows with
small children
The bin to authorize Richmond county 10 pay the
Quarantine damages passed.
Mr.. kF1,HAM moved that tho Prison Committees Of
both hous,s az a Joint committee, have power 70 in
vestigalo the alleged abuses In prison discipline. Laid
over under the rule.
Mr.. u Nelson MuRiqY moved that the Counsel 70 tho
Corporation the city ~ New York be directed TO report
tho erale at an early day the of persons
ploycd pnors aud clerks IN opening streets IN
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The Trial of JacNalOyv.


The defence closed In the Jackalow case TO day
Mr.. butcher, the part Of tho government coMmenc
ed the summing up After rectng the various.coung IN
The indictment he argued the various points in the law
tie lie appealed TO the jury and insisted that the
charge Of robbery against ackaow had been made out Of
the evidence
Mr. Crandin followed the part OF the defence. He
stated that ackaow could not be convicted of the
counts q the indictments that the government had failed
prove that he committed tho robbery 70 locate the
place Who're IL committed He alleged that to
stitute robbery IL must be made out that it from
the person and against their lie continued that
the prisoner had also been the best OF terms with the
family OF Capt Lette and that he not the style OF
man to commit such deedfar below the general grade
OF men OF his country.
He had not concluded when the Court adjourned
Mr. voorhees, will follow Mr.. Grandin and Col Cannon
will have the closing argument
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that city, 81 January !, 1880, with u, amount Of
compensation p va
MI sprSoIA mo- ed to take from the table the bin to
submit to the pcop the Crtenden proposition for the
settlement OF our natl al difficulties and moved its ree.
renee 10 the COMMITTEES OF The Whole Friday.
Mr.. HAMMOND opposed the resolution, aud urged its re-
ference 10 the Committee on Federal Relations.
warm debate ousaed, duricg which Mr.. Spinola
charged that there desire existing 10 strangle the
proposition 10 submit the Critenden MEASURE TO the PEG
pie and that the object Of senator hammond and those
acting with him 10 mo republican party was TO do no
thing that could tend 10 stop civil war and thus destroy
the Union forever.
The motion TO make the bin the special order for Fri
day was Loot by Yeas TO- nays 5 Messrs Mlnerre aud
Robertson republicans voted 9Th tho democrats in the
affirmative Oh this motion The motion 10 refer TO the
Committee on Federal Relations, without Instructions,
was passed BY Is tos
The b to provide arms and equipments for the State
was taken up aud debated By ar CoS but progress
IepoI ted without any vote being taken.
Adjourned
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ossoss-oa Tuesday, JaSaAr. 90 at his residence, No
kns street, RrUSzs Josn~ osAass, In the $3.50 year q
The relatives and friends or the y are iavitvd
attend his funeral tths Thursday ~ssrnoon, at sws
Philadelphia papers please COPY.
PAsKHuEsr-fhs funeral OF BsuAnrs pARxA,rEA-
aake place IN fiaibusb this Thursday af'rs an
every fifteen minutes
rowEhs-on Wednesday January 30. at II O'Clock,
a. No 80 Cannon street. MATTHEW PowKes, . native u
'aprr s.,tg county Of Waterford, Ireland.
ITtcnars In tomorrow 3 papers
pNoKsgy-on Wednesday morning January 10 49,
short Illness IKASpER BECK youngest son or Steu6sm
H. and Kate Emma Pnckney
FUNERAL services at the residence Of bs rarants M
ss rofueth street, this Thursday afternoon at TIVE
oT p me remains will be Inferred at Greenwood
s s Oh the ungr WASHINGTON PurMAy born july a
i' %n sSa q s,o = - sJ r and Mary Putnam
day1 af,@noon o1a pacie street, Brooklyn, this Thurs
AK D.s.ddeniy a! his residence No I27 West Yo~ty-
ln street captain SAMUEL G. RgD OF Congestion OF The
lungs, In the 77th year Of hts age -
HIS Trends, and those OF his sons Samuel c., A. Bor-
States navy and army particularly invited to attend
the funeral services At Trinity Church. this Thursday
Rrsr On Wednesday January 80 Iuprn Resi- In tI,a
b5th year Of his age -
His relatives and friends, and the members Of the
United German andhe German Brothery Association are
respectfully invited 10 attend the funeral from hts rest
aence No Ia Eighth avenue, Of seventssnsh
win be inferred IN Greenwood Cemetery.
q, INF Tuesday morning, of congestion
" 1T my oIain, ANNA d. slMrsoS wife Of VIM. NJ Fowler
s no r.m.ves and friends OF the family are respect
nved 70 attend the funeral the residence OF
ner a'ner henry Simpson, Thursday at one o. clock
at No. IS West Seventeenth street without further inv
ton " -1''Aoi ~
SIAIThRr-on Wednesday, January 30, ROLAND r so>
OF James and honora slatery, aged years and dawn
The funeral win take place this Thuysdayl afterro,u
at half one o'clock from the residence Of hs father
No 260 Monroe street.
wArcorr On Wednesday, December % 1890 a. zazs..
Island of Cuba, Mrs RACHEL WAycorr, wife Of Can't Az
fred Waycott, Of st. Andrews, N. b., aged - years
New Brunswick papers please copy.
WEln-At Port Chester, on Tuesday January 20, Jous
w WNR in the 50tn year OF his age
Funeral services at his late residence Port Chester ON
Friday morning. AT ten O'Clock.
WIIIAssoN.-ln this city, on Tuesday January -,
JAMES WILLIAMSON in the 47th year Of his age.
The relatives and friends Of the family also those Of his
brother law, Alexander Burnett, respectfully in
vted 10 attend his funeral this Ihursd8y afternoon at
two O'Clock from % Jane street without further invita-
ton.
YATEs-After brief illness, al the residenceof j. Blu
chanan Henry No ~ West Forty eighth street, JOHN r.
YAs nephew Of the President of the United states aged
23
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to ascertain what this disunion and rsvolutl. N

TO ascertain what this disunion and revoiuti. VI
cry amounts to. OF course 1t Is of the very
greatest Importance to the French and English
governments that they should have the earliest
and most accurate information as to the state
of affairs in this country; and as they have
both used wikoff before, it is not unlikely that
he is still employed by them. People say that
he has had good deal to do of late with some
printers in this city, and that he intends to
publish . pamphlet upon the state of our po-
liticsl affairs; but we are of the opinion that
his real views are transmitted in the shape Of
confidential letters to the Tuileries and the
British Foreign Office.
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ARRIVALS.
SsvANNAu-Steamsbp ate of Georgia--J w Wief, y 7
setyer, McCue II II smith Jos Neher King-and i6 In
the secrage.
MISUNDERSTANDING Uuntsvil.e-Mrs Wilcox, Mrs A A
Wilcox, Miss Wrox Mrs = Curtis " l. Miller, Hum.
phreys Ripley Jno Jackson Chas Brown. Frank Brown,
Capt Johns, iadt, two children and servant
DEPARTURES.
Liyrppoo~-S,ca mship Asa-Jsme1 e. Heyworth Uhica.
Bt Lieut. Cot Francis, First w regiment; Thos Kay
Montreal; Henry Rogers WoverhampoD Miss Patton, Eng
land Mrs Eliza Bsnay, Norwich Eng; John Henry BACK
Mr. and Mr.; rorwood Liverpool; Fred !, smith Eng;
Berry, y SAMUEL Kennedy " Benz amin Hilton,
DO; lazy, DO; clifford Midlothian, ya Geo aar
re Nassau, Y. Jos Thorbofn Liverpool: Packwood.
hos Wait Scutland uodson, California, Galwey,
Y. Or John II Bnrthof, do; Mrs X Bailey, do. DIR aud
Mrs James Dear and servant England; Capt Beran do;
Aoknyd do Cap, and Mrs Edward Johns two children and
servant, England
LivyerooL--Stcsm Canadian, from Portland James
Brown, Heath, q Gr~ershie,ds w w Black s William
son symons Of Montreal; Eoss, Of Flctou; Hope
Catherine ti lll John Beaon = Carr, Of Boston Mr.
Iaiee Meriick, Miss May Ly m, Lyon, MIR Wright Is
Mott nbh of Toronto; Rayson OF Qucnec; Dsnch.
OF Lnkrhcd, l. Hutchinson, ~ Grosl anding W uard
Icy, ianehorn, Henderson, Croft, Kinuer, Kerr
Dixon, q W10dharn, catharinc foieI, VIM Knowles,
Jones d New York; J " fel'oo, " England
SkvANSkir--Sieaw shin No is--Mr Boyd, Mrs Muf1ri
Miss milford, u Gray, Dorian q 3ar0s., Mr. Robertson,
q Rob ttscn, Horton, Mr Narew, DR. Bloan', II
q Amber, Pastor Lopez
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Death of . Telegraph Operator.

WAsJHNUION Jau. 80, 1901.
Mr.. James Mitchell OF this city, and long connected
with the Southern and American Telegraph Company 3
lines at different points, died here this morning, aee
brief illness OF typhoid fever Mr Mitchell
rate and accomplished OPERATOR and enjoyed in the high
est degree the confidence and respect Of his employers
Among his brother operators and those Of the profession
with whom his duties brought him into daily intercourse,
he greatly beloved and esteemed for his amabe and
gentemany department, and by them his loss is
sincerely depored lie also leaves young and interest
ing family in the deepest affection at their sad bereave
ment.
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Bosros, January 30--eP.M.
The train how due here fro Portland, with the mails
per the Bohemian detained by snow, consequently they
cannot be forwarded 10 New York until to
ing.
Ihc trains from the south are also behind time.
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bsocKlvs ACADEMY or Mrao--Ine Iargess audience
since the opening Of the house was attracted last night
10 see Miss Hinkley in the Trovatoreo This was the
moro gratifying from the fact that Wednesday is the
great church going night with the good people Of Brook
yn The opera went OF splendidy-Mss Binklsy, as on
the night OF her nrs Appearance winning heaps OF floral
honors Ferr was unfortunately ndsposed but place
was creditably supplied by signor Morino.
On Friday " Martha win DO produced In Brooklyn,
with entirely costumes and scenery
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FIRE IN LAuHESs srRsET-Between ono and two O'Clock
Wednesday morning fire broke ont in the grocery
and liquor store Of John HutoG s3 Taurens street The
damage TO tho stock and furniture will amount to about
$500 Insured for 81 900 stock and 800 furniture
In the New Amsterdam insurance Company. The build
ing Is owned by MIR. Emo II Is damaged about $500 In
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Ncxys from Havana.

NEW URLEtNs, Jan. 20, IS6I.
Tho steamship De Soto, from Havana 9th has arrived
Tho sugA market at Havana was duh and tending
downward.
The now crop was coming The total stock OF sugar
In port was 50 600 boxes, against % 600 last year
The money market was tight.
Freigbts had slightly deciiaed
Exchange Yas nominal.
The spanish Rank had been authorized 10 ssue an aa
ditionnl two millions IN bonds.
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CIARK-ALEN.-on Monday evening, October I5, 1860,
by the Rev James o. Rogers at his residence Mr. EDWIN
CLARK to Miss FANNIE G. ALLEN, both Of this city.
PLRRy-BoDlSr On Tuesday January 20, by the Rov.
s. Burchard DID, at the residence Of the BRIDES In
Their, Ravcnswood L. Mr.. JAMES c. PERRY, of HEREFORD,
G.. to Miss AUGUSTA, youngest daughter Of Mr.. John
Bodinc.
RoDMAS-EAM--0n Tuesday, January 20, at the house
Of the brides parents Seventy first street. by the Rev
=. Ward, WILLIAM H. RoDMAN to HANNAH NJ EARL, all OF
this city.
Ulster and Orange county papers please copy.
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Drawings of the Delaware state Lot
teres.-WoOD EDDY CO., Managers of the
DhA| n snmruekI AND MISSOURI STATE LOTTERIES.
20, u, IA, Gil, 81 "a, "a, Al, So, ~. 10, IS, 80
70 % a. DaLAwanS.cLAss l0e, jan 80 1851
b2, 80, 46, ., IL, SO, 90, IS, 40, 90 q 27 III. Is
Circulars sent free OF charge by addressing either
WOOD, EDDY Co, Wilmington Delaware
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CAr1AN wnnNc's LECTURE on 11m Polar REe,oSs-
CoRREcnoS.-Cap'an whiting desires that he
did not command, but volunteer officer the OK
petition which rescued Dr. Kane. He will repeat BIZ
v,aion his lecture Polar Experience at the Brooklyn
Polytechnic Institute, on Saturday evening next.
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SrRISernD, Ill, Jan. 90, 1851

SrRScfrND, Ill, Jan. 90. 1851.
Judge Petit Of Kansas, arrived last night He is
h way 10 Washington to look after his chances for tho
Judscship, created by tho Kansas bill. lie had
long interview with Mr.. Lincoln, whose endorsement he
In anxious TO obtain, with view 70 his confirmation by
the Senate He started this morning in the train
mother
Quite humber OF place seekers are again in town.
sorely chagrincd at the departure Of the President
Among them are Mark W. Dolahay, OF kansas; General
Iarimcr Of Denver City, and J. r. Usher or Indiana
who Is sftcr Marshashp.
judge Bates Is here on professional business.
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News from the Rio Grande.
NEW ORLEANS, Jan. 30, 1861
The steamer ARIZONA from Brazos, is coming up with
$243 600 in specie on board
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Southern Ocean steamer Movements.
WILMINGTON, N. c., jan 80, 1861
The screw steamship North Carolina arrived here th:
morning.
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Stefnway q sons Overstrung Grand
and Panos considered the
warranted for five warerooms 81 and "a Walker
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MoIdayia Cream, for Preserving and
identifying the hair Sold only atw. A. BATCHELoK's
newly invented Wig Factory, 10 Bond street.
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Bachelors Hair Dye-ReIiabIe, Harm~
less and nsta black brown Factory 81
Bond street
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The LReid Il Webster Sewing Machines
may be had for $50 at 600 Broadway.
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Conviction OF M"rI..os.
PTufADHPmA, Jan. 30 1861.
Young Armstrong, charged with the murder OF Craw
ford, convicted Of murder in the frst degree
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Martial.

Vrussss.--Na rsh ~ Co.'S Radical Cure
Truss No 2Vesey Asor House, opposite cauch
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Court Charlottesville Day.

Suprymz CoUkT-CrcUit.-Part I-Oyer and Terminer
Part 2Nos. 1877, Io3 $50 226 $40, 265, 25T 300 2T5
2T9 PSI, 2s5, 312, 3l6, SIS, 800
UNITED srAIEs CIRouT CoUkr-Crim NAL cases
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wheeler s. Wilson's
Sewing Machines with important improvements reduced
prices Office 05 Broadway
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Royal Havana LsOttery.-Drawing Rc-
ceived for January ~. 1861 CHASE q Co, Bankers,
e William street. N. ".
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Twenty-fOur Photograph Ltkenosses,
perfection Of taken by HOLINESS 800 b oadway. pho
tograph Of Uncle Sam settling the Hash for sale
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Southern Ocean Steamer Movements.
SAVANNAH, jan 80, 1891.
The United States mail steamship Augusta arrived q.
Tuesday night. All well.
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Christadoro's Hair Dye-yyfgs and Tou-
peesTho best In the world wholesale and retail The Dye
privately applied No 6Astor House.
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Drawings OF II. France 4 Co.'s Della
Lotteres:--
SUSSEX CousTr, CLASS 26 Jan. 30 1891.
So, rs, "a, AZ, 81, Go, 81, 81, 81, 81, ~, Q.
CONSOLIDATED LOTTERY, Glass Ersnr, jan 80 1851
IL, 5, SO, 1, A, SO, 70, Is, II, "a, 20, 3s, 5y.
r. FRANCE CO.,
Wilmington. Delaware
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HIPS Hair Dye, so Cents--Biack or
brown Depot No Barclay street. and all druggists Arctic
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LoNG CkEDlT AND AT LOW PRICES.
MECHANICS FARMERS AND WORKING NEE
of the commupy directed e The following ssass%sp .
liberal st sE;d AiG z g COMPANY
n
'' NJ s, .r.iisHi x6b y'5A ~; lfsP.s
4: VS.
and produces Sos 81 s %
PIES ri xf's q n r rEss f ISsbs
.s s.::n .as T
az STATE: y: %S,ns i%oi: 80.
rich ~ Ell scsp1 GGfs Kris
sh and
sa 'a; %s ~: s:s%s
Thu. capital have been .ppisd to dsy.opaS
hs ss s e the n
flourish bss, whsrs food and fuel cheapest WIN follow
year. Of the cass warrant S
gagged nos IN the Rs'R e
''p' RAILROAD SYSTEM OF ILLINOIS.
Over 1 Of Private o.Pi.. have been s.pspasa
ands diminish State s1psn:ss Tho ssss:
are ana must sfaTk DAY
e Sa as n III: |
''n.' expect 'fs sEsf sS fcfu T '1n
ss sS s1s " Yin ss
0n s ip & 81 PtE GsR; 4 ISe y's
agricultural prodacts Of Illinois are greater than ,ho.s
q any other STATE The product: sent out during s "a
ss sSS bushels sS:ss while tho corn crop Yields as
% s . to snsn .ss a
os he f Of %sics a s:as
passed ?, any rs SS 'h xJ siSss cvnrvAron.
ss ss'Gsl Ind .c. Go sss :.
Which l. s d:
was only sss ses; since which aec have been sddsd
The 4 rs D'' CON"
and so barrel: q aoaf ~sr. iorSsSdsS over =,
@ .Hf s.s'sss r sss
s FaiSSs s;': mi TssS! y Sss,
The pos: these land. vary from y . s. p. .or
e. ;es
Ss$ SSsSs iS$ssss$ n @nr.so
At sir cent per annum, notes pr
q IL :S sss sssi =
payable in four Ave s1 and seven from date Of sas
s e r.. Is. .,s ..: "a &. 70 =
one ~ Z ss1 VIII
Per .ers When he Cash ' eiis. J" dollar
s. s. e Ss
ZION 10
Illinois CENTRAL sAILR6AD,
Chicago, Illinois
For the names villages and eues situated
upon Illinois Central Railroad, SEQ pages 1888 ioo LOO
pfeton's Railway Guide.
DREsCoTTs PRIZE EryELoPE8, CONTAINING
Papers Envelopes aud fine piece of Jewelry,
40 Broadway, room T. up stairs
SToDAHTc F RaSNos SQUARE AND p,coo,o
The best MANUFACTURED.
T,BK GREAT CURATIVE
PERUVIAN
SYRUP
TRY 1T.
Sold by all druggists.
Useful AND ECONOMICAL.
Of slots paints &c, &C. and for cleaning gpves
ska rbbons DO, equal 10 new without injury 70 color
fabric Sold by ssts; only Is cents per bottle See n-
you get the e nuine article
OOE EMPIRE SEWING MACHINES. 80.
OO,D. The cheapest because the best IN market
sslesroom No sss broadway, New b1k
10 600 FErs srs s, CARED msmp. and Group By m
HAS VI netan Llnqent IL never fails ~ used sconrdrg
IL a. ee,,ona only sold by the drugRi 81
Where. Depot " Cottsnd' strosa