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The Cass County Republican. [volume] (Dowagiac, Mich.) 18??-1880, 1859-07-14

The Sandman loss is said to be
about 1000 and the same number
wounded.
The London Times Paris cores
pondeBt reports that project has
been opened for the mobilization of
one hundred battalions of national
guards, and recognizing them for gar
rison duty.
The details received of the recent
massacre at Perugia by the Swiss
troops, state that neither sex nor age
was spared. Among the murdered by
the soldiers, after the fighting had
ceased. were three married couples,
FIVE elderly females, three unmarried fe-
males, girl four years old, dc. An
infant was also torn from its mothers
breast and thrown into the Tiber.
The London Times Paris CORES
pendent says that the Piedmontese
were at one time during the battle of
Solferino completely cnveloped by the
Austrians, but they recovered and re-
pulsing the enemy, kept their position
with exceeding courage.
Turin, June 2a.-Deserters from the
Austrians state unanimously that there
were 10000 Austrians at Poizzolenga.
Ebis position fell to the Piedmontese.
Gen. paraguay d'Hilliers was at Sol
ferino. and marched against Carriano.
The heights were occupied by the
French. and the Austrians were forced
to retire along the whole line.
, 1859-12-31

Cu,csuo THEOLOGICAL S1x1xAEr-pubte te Sabbath Ser
VICES will be co,neHesd In The casqe CT The Sesas
sated ca the vest de Q! Cnon FatE. o. Tie Atsnoon
of Sabah January t- Exercises sill Commerce 1t thsee
O'Clock The exercises On next Sabbath Afternoon ~W
pastake Of the ch7tr It dedcation IT'S 2sopos:os"
continue the aesv1os each sahhash morning 1t taneo1
IN oea<t The families oenneetkd with the Seminary
IN ,t+nd ro.,hp tAese, aatt III ether families at naf
nna a2d agreeable arc cordially tasIeo 10
attend.
Church Of she Ascension {Prosesant Epleopa on OAK
street. b~een Te1s md l.&ae II. D.. Il orsn fo' Divine
.zysee evesJ surd5 st lo r. and r ~ and al'o on
y ved,e.a,r ex.atnss u fH O'clock e1aaaT School IN
~. Krv. Vim. Fpttan, Rector.
Rev J. Il. Tusse Win preach in The seeond alvfrsa'
Id Church. On Calau street, Wrx Side. to-H a1foS NOM
,nx Ia ths evening" viii be given On the "cou-
fis3 Of Religious optnor, n sas*ef to ehe question:
.r1nw ean VI Knuv she Why.
'-fscT. Ms ou<k Of ptstssursh, Pa, wtu rrrreh n
Trinity Church touauox Sunday Jaa. ii. II tas es1a
haar.
-se,r,ets It he So.h E.ptst Chareh corner DeaooEt
aad phln fz.e4A II ~ A. II, And ~ r. u Stxt su1
dar evening IanuT lstl lhe prst:r. Dr. L5rd VII dsst
dseouse to tic 1uaaE appropriate to the Se~ ftaf Al
| are i4sited to slteta.-
IN. coux1z.ttn Of the Reformed Ptea.ytss7a Churel
VII ceet fos 7ue Hozahp 10 ncosro*. Sabbath. In II
wt. Na,tst Halt Rasdo1ph street, II 1o d. ~ s:ad 81
u. The PASTOR Esy- II. attrssou hasinE sstnsuea tot
he II win coutat The SERVICE The public corll
| Invited to attend.
Iii etpeeeed he E&v. Rzyna1d II. sscley viii pzeae
,t The Third Pstatsn Church morning and tstotnk
! Sunday.
/ rrrrAuAs.-Tsv. Il. P. crc1:ex Of Hunt:rkto7, L. !
viii rseaeh the f1ns Unitarian Church 90 HAsh1EGto
near Dearborn e1tet tomorrow II l0k = N. aad ~ p
-Hcr v. +. assast VII preach ahe aoaa1a ual'1'ana'
srnoa tos TIA lnaaaa Avenue u. T. ChnA At thasr pa
l S% %1ns93pr and Hihckd1A t4&
, 1859-12-31


n.ord IN tbe opti=nists Of the Chicago
Time. who arc enacasoring to bresk the ~
of .he fac, thni Democratic Legislature o. lAo
Territory Of Nebraska, lssely rctusea 70 pa-
iox f,r ;hr abolition Of Slavery therein, tne 10Y
s.,~;r, from A more reliable Democratic papet
,b,. ne y:m3 itself-the Dubuque AtTa'1:
Atsw asvs oro VIC alluded te the proHos'ttpan ta,a
&brn l.aforr the Legislature ni Se?tass T.r+i.
fhz.e Il bill to abolish s'ats ~ - Isr,erates
,oy Tss biz r1s:s;a :;or.T G il .s f.se d Ss
os.;,ion Of lie a. Ntbratt;an" ns~spspee, .hq hq
r. Mrencs of;c;als at 0nsha. but "e nee ~
shs proceedings in the Council shat tae ia H. ~
detet,ed bJ majority OF ons d '9ts thst The Coz
iii, passed. hcwsses, [,otntir M retoed It. 4 great
f..s,5 ~ was yaiacd by the feoefaa onaStsn Sss
nue rerritorf psainst the introduction ot tne
iii which opposition hsA ercssfa so.nc s;,orr
IT.. n.as.on of this in tbas the Ksnsas-S eeTaekA
III 80 pessed for The rpecaa1 purpose q .eIs .',c
..Sa un1 .tnycrT question 70 be regulated ~ tns
.nE Ea9s liz nf the Territory. And now taa! asa ass
rrotxssinz to I've DeHosrats, nnd -. H' tast act l.
leto a.s o;3. n opposition to the people can1,nt
~ ~. nr,r.sions Of their o. game ae', 80.
dsmeptai m law. /, enough to ass'o''n ae'''''4' !:
putaiaers. .,-r7,;axouk nast
The whole business is the otosaii RI =. " DENT
ton ever the deeeat Of tbe ~ - -, naTt1
cratic triumph IA II the Democracy. .asa Pa,
were the tpsci.l defenders Of sectional I'm NE, =
,~as4, or the foster mothers and odgoeat<o :
<As e,sahai1hxaent Of asaxe.y in hep'1Sss -
e1siuss ihe will Of It's people. God forbid. -
democracy stands in no such iniQuitous POS
tiou> sud5tis n,stter Of deep regret TO ses
iuanential paper - The Azbraktiaa ssoop''
10 low at the bidding Of its Federal mnsters,
to thrust such { deadly &ta6 As this At the hea
Of our noble old party in the gcest Free atna
of the Union.
Tue HtraM will learn in due time thst It q
IL Eistaken-shat slkyery Ia The cornerstone
the Democratic party in both The Free md !
Slave Etakez- -1~:::. I
, 1859-12-31
INTERESTING Tl

INTERESTING To TAXPAYERS.
Mos. Of our tar payers suppose HAT :hc aa..
dition Of ten per cent. authorized by law can
not I've rcade by tic City Collector until juag.
meut has been awarded by tho Court, but by
referring to he Ciy Charter we find it reads:
"0u thoao not paid on or 5e:fore the day cf l!s
filing Of tic Collectors report ten per cent
shall be added &c We understand the Col
lec.or viii file his report On the 10th day Of
January.
There is get n very 1argc amount unpaid,
and rs ert*y1ody cannot pay oil tho last day,
wa a1isisn MI tn call at thc Collectors office,
No. II, Court House, md ray at o,.cc, savipy
costs thereby.
, 1859-12-31
r.,c u.c,ue l. ,MIsslssippi tmo1os i,o

u.cann r. MIskIs&lpPI Amuko.Eo'
We S II, s,s;sa xss ID ;as H. sasss ss
Sogg|e hsa t.wy ers Tor fees clairned 10 be
esonEn. E.,ltht q ia Racine snd 'M'ssss'ppl r =,
9ae '.o .ottnr side. lie trauster Of tue red 70
4; !; I'D s'ss'ass
p.1y r, Receiver cams here rhu!.d.y last 70
as 1 q .he roy; ~ nd 71a.sss s e2pse
naaces. out ,ne ,I;nr1 akS refused TO giss posses
properly 'en far so,ne tine there appeared TO be
sion. ana 10. s for N appeal 70 knock.
:rsaa:n.: Hon S5sSE St'sreSy A. egfts
the Tsustees, ,s,;aa Ts tn he judsc Tor a stay Q
ttain. .a,a 19a srN Il vas finally agreed bei.es. e.
ss eeea,ta5ps ths ssy tSysas s50r,a ssa
xhs ~ - ssrsaa ssRss j. coaas ssas III
sFGSifid EGiie IS to be- decided within sixty day.
l I,cr;rr 4drQcdff-
, 1859-12-31

From tic L. sal1e r1ss1 Extra.
Last night {VF~tancsd.y) ~t shout hplf- f-paat,7a
o'clock. fire broke cut in u small wooden build
ing on First street, opposite our Office, owned by
l.. Eltel. aud occupied by Joseph Thutc},er, To-
baeco merchant. The flames spread rapidly ana
continued t. rage uatil scrcn Buildings we're de-
strcved, nil thxt portion u the Block from Nc
kay's DRY goods store to Goodipg street. For
tunate1y there was little or no wind At the lime.
otherwise large portion Of our city 1nus have
been laid in ashes, re being entirely destitute
Of fire department. OF Grc apparatus Oar citi'
zens III large rurnber were promptly On the
ground and did everything in their power to
But The tllfdings being wooden, with one
exception, little time was siycn 10 clear
them Of. their contents. AZ one time there
was great danger nf the fire communicating to
tho buildings On 1he west aide Of GooJing street-
Had it done 80, a large number OF buildings On
the western part Of First street would undonbt-
ed1y destroyed. But tile fremont building, on
the corner Of Goodin: md First streets. being
of brick. checked the course Of the flames and
enabled the citizens to prevent their further
We givc below au cstin,ate Of the losses,
~ nearly US caa be asceftaiucd ne the present
Adnruns l. Hatch. dry goods, damaged by Ie.
moral, 800; insured. building owned hy &. "
King: damage, 800; ;insurcd. ~ ~ -
Donald Mckay. dry goods, damaged hy r.
rnova], 81 200 insured hntld'ag owned hs q
\, Adams; damage, 5000: insured.
Joseph Thatcher, sobacconist; loss, s. 300
insured for Ssoo. building owned by l.. Elie1
loss, $500.
| II. i. tox, tobacconist; loss, $500; insured
| Merritt & Foster, harness Makers loss, 8, loo
insured for 5000. 3'uidiDg owned by Dr.. IL
| man Hall loss, $7U0 no insurance.
| S. II. Weller, hardware dealer. loss Is. 200
no insurance. Building owned by DR.. Hall
G. 5. Rosenberg, Dry Goods; loss 5000
Insured for: = :9oo. naildins o. owned By Phelp
S. Postlethwaite i Co., DrnEgsts; ios
i,caton & Reeves, i.amuile; loss $1.eoo; #
ported not insured :-':~--- !.
| John O'Aal.o,as,, Grocer; loss Of bu'ldln
and goods &, zoo: no insurance.
j. eMshon, SALOON: loss ahont 800: Job
| Higgins, Grocer; luss probably Il 500. U,'a
cratic STANDARD Oaice loss u ,5o0; insured Il
fGu0. building owned by r. nas'iggan lo'
| $4,000: insured for Il 300. 80
The estimates af lo.aes haze been mode up
8 great hurry, and possibly may be eonlewh
incorrect; but probably will not Fary 'nn'
I from the above.
, 1859-12-31
Dl E D

Ia this cl,r Dec- sott Of Sstet ftTts. BELLE onty
esn<tte. Of S o. ant Caro- ias uuwast ased Ere 5sa
and tEeztJ ttxts a.5s-
FBaer,1 ,oEer1ov At 1ok o'clock /. H. II he5f se@
teoes - anA4h ars4ne. Friends Of ;he family ate M
sited. 10 attend
H. sh.s csty. ree sHh. CLARA yoaaxest daasktef Of
bT- md S Nees- sked asns Saass 80 si< naosths-
Fh4o1t of III family q astsnd The fdnssal II
saaek s6aazy, 1t tho rssdsaea of hsr ps'sats %
-J6ad Ksbe&.
, 1859-12-31

Thu Green County Herald Of the sth T. 1ns,;' 19s,;
ssy; We sna Fhos S1oe 5s @:as
~. ,iea of discovery sde il .h.t
1s,a o. = a.; u sse yss5s 1sj bfs T.:
sas a4ssa On aoon an no alc or less for lie las
nsen entr Seareis 1t depth of nearly one hun,
sEea2 ;a ~ from ihe spffaee, md under about
dLea ieSt1firc 'si ieet of hard RICK, The land On
2'k!G3b faese dirgipgs arc discovered il owned
.a.e Uolt,'
, 1859-12-31
r 1fember Of the Wisconsin
Oca%n - Assembly.

Andrev Eble. member q w 1sss g :enntT e,e'
as I.sse sSsedss on Ssees; sd Il T.
uh'.s % a.;.h nau f1iend. lie aud his companion
sesats r sep.sated When o ter sssAnE f.
gimpif ~ o. nsa and ired With f'a! precision: Mr.
ter & SieS Gedt he following day. The deceased wa
"a aud a ,s ss 9ers:s ss @:sfs sf
Immediately to elect .ai an i~Mad;sou I iva.
the varspcs thus ossas'a'e~ '''
, 1859-12-31

Acxsow1xu1x1xr-The Home from tie
Fr;endless acknowledges. the receipt Of alHost
$500 a tue ara.ls of its Chsistuas Fair and Fes-
.iva,. Aud amopg Other liberal donations it
desire. to specify, oue of go from he Chicago
Association Of Odd Fellows. Also from the
Protestant American Association, in payment
for supper, and purse made up At the table,
$50, Also miniature sugar fsnuel Hall sad \
,atpatu.p Xew England Cottagc from The
Xessrs. Gage + nrrkf, of the fremont house,
which araiiei as2. Also from Wright ana Az
desson, al tie iet cram -. uantAa. Also from
the Briggs House rs much s"ors ice cream. Aiso
from The Adaaa Acaae some 6ne turkeys md
;,1Ey. Also, from other puh1ic bouses Abera!
douatiens and kindness from everybody. -.
r s,-We do ie}usties 10 The lowly when W
f,rpot to a1rnunce tbs largest donation Of a11-
one apn1ead apd tbirty-swo pennies fs9na 4is
D.r;s' Industrial School ou Liberty direct Thi
! .um xss lie lirsl|s Of ecctstoaal eopt bstt'a
to eh.1itr: ::whena ahe1 should find children Peg
e., er than themselves, and By unanimous vote d'
| psted to the Home.
, 1859-12-31
MARRIED.

On The soh lsss hv .he Rev. r. r. Patton. Nr. fnE
pERi SHlckLE- 1t s. Lousa, No., and Ara CARO-
LINE MARTIN. Of sals rts+
In Poztrtrtt u r, De- ssth = The rez!denes of r.
hrteA fsthey hT III KsT Il. Vincent, Of 1inots ",
ALLEN sHElDEv. pf MleA.Eaa. AID Miss hA7E
UUSESBuRY, Of por1zihe.
, 1859-12-31

II WHKxLEn / W1IsoS's SEWING MACHINES
foe Christmas or New Years Present. rerr
annropriate testimonial Of Father TO his
Daughter, Son to his Mother, Husband to
bis Wife. . Brother to his Sister, OF Church to
It's Pastor. This is gift as durable as h!e-an
economy Of more intrinsic worth to the Ladies
thnn its actual cost.
GEO, X. Cur1 rExDEs, Cenl Ag't,
deq.t;1 1G7 and 169 Lake street.
, 1859-12-31
an1uSf11t&1&tB.

1T:YICEER'S THEATRE.
~ xas.x.a Arazt tc.vesa E=a.s asd Dsas:s7ta-
xArrsD1r svxsEo, Dse- ST. 80
N14 TxA1 EvH-
B::a,at Of, 3,1rs. ". H. leighton.
Y9 ,.;a, rr 4nrtrs ,aanss tuE she many asoss sas
4S@ :rA-i fo::. tho pu.us, ard wtsAes hen
se11k s.tn,t,:T 5.sr,, M is,?I ,s osp. Sax
-''.st n TX F.1aae, Ia t~o ratt' s'''az ~ac'e@
Il t.s saE-t3 - '~-''
NoEra AND aouTA
I. u.ts w. L+,.a:,a. Mr.. Hcaxa, Ar. Aer.<ts. md
Kr- t.::i.n will II pr. ~1~%-A
4--- ~ "---T3 n! EG&z
.,7h+ p.rtsazsse :. eeu1oeaea seaaazn' 1a11
DOT:
Or, The Cricket on the Hearth--
t. ease:als r::a - evts n=ez:ts 'afrs u tas
Eo5L CT TUE FAMILY
IT, .nua- asi ss.s,-tat Aetses. ADA isahs,,eo isaAhC
Il c1htr sss u her tss AflsA5aee IN Chicago
- ii o1d7y niEht II 1ew bs7sz.~
Gre. xze1..u:oaa II. bs.rx 7sat.c fet 1860.
Doe:.e7s. =. 5, cnzss!a s4ta 4 III o'clock p"
e,{ n71 cdr o7.n it.B, 10 eesoes % e:elees
Thsa !. 81. - " saens.d shssa aeEs IL adraacs
t.. fHc = 4AsM V:stsa sea O6sse 80 q
+eo3a G1r~:;r.: loxer et;E.;s y - sg.ss e. Isps =
4 - &$-3{
, 1859-12-31

K1L1Ep-uenry Townsend, 4 freight conduc-
tor on the M,lwaukee / Mississippi Railroad,
was crushed to death on Saturday last while
coupling two platform cars. He vas s5 years
Of age.
, 1859-12-31
r,,,e at l.4.Be&h--Iko.e@ Hnrnt-1*ose

We learn that Monday night, At Elizabeth 20
n.Hie.s a. 0ouasg, Ffatt'k Hotel Tes entirely DE-
s.rsScd s.rGsSSod n lie flames. 1Ie has JET family:
Bss r. nronef4T was owned By bradney Smith, Of Of
ttis eiy. ana we be.r, vss,ususea Am9eGs a@ssa "
Adretlfp, H. s.
, 1859-12-31

:: srx+t.ssp ree - Hrxs:: aAqq4osY qad ClI-
IL ne murdererg 6f Chas. Wood, 1t Du'
n h,,nn. haze been convicted and sentenced to
be bung on the 9Th day Of January next
, 1859-12-31

~ Go to John Joses, 1lg Dearborn street,
and cct your clothes cleaned aud required. They
win &c we'll done and At prices TO suit the times.
Cus,s,1as,71 AND Social PRoGREss-7a's IS
tie subject Of tho third Of the series OF dis
courses being delivered by the pastor OF the
first baptist Church: Sunday evenings, upon
Christianity and Eefas1n. Services, ?. u.
|! II. Ii: s..,uafAd
, 1859-12-31
THE CITY.

DETAINED I.ErTEns.-TheTe n1c detained lft-
te, 5 for postage in the Bloomington post Office,
addressed 10 R. S. Payne md F. G. Adams, OF
Chicago.
, 1859-12-31

~ The he.t stock in the city Of :ttrftryH,
VateA<s, !Silr<rsrdrt, Fine Lafa. Etrascdn,
Coral, Enan.tld and other sets. Fancy Good',
&e.. imported and from % our o:ea ~ manalaoory
Tnv Yenrs presents is at 4. Il. Miller + Bros,
1876 Lake street, corner Clark =,
y Having made our purchases {pTaoaatty)w1th.
in the last ten days onr stock, is Of the
latest and most elegant styles, buyers a!c re-
srectfully invited to cali, examine, and ,auge
for themselves before purchasing elsew here
st-aata de19 2W
, 1859-12-31

EEIbs plneg {IlL1 RpuIlloan stites that
Heo ii. r. Linder, veil known lawyer ana
politician Of Coles County. in this State, is dead
-Gaknd Ad9uttse7.
, 1859-12-31

Of age.
F,nE-The alarm Of iro yesterday morning,
about half.past tea o'clock, WAS caused BY
slight fire in an unoccupied building on Franl-
iiu street, between Lake and Water streets. for
tner1s known Ms Dntton's livery stable+ 4 few
pals Of water extfngufshed the flre.
7. s. CIRCUIT Axp DISTRICT Coenrs-1lis /
Homer Judse Drummond has. given notice to !
the bar that no petit jury will be summoned un'
til the second week in January The Courts
will be open however, for the hearing OF cases
III Equity and Admiralty, aud the disposal Of
motions ut Common LAW.
prpt1c MISSIONARY MKE11xa.-rhc City Mis-.
siou will hold its first public meeting on Sunday
afternoon in st. James Church, at o'clock A
report Of Tue City Missionary will be read, and
several addresses may be expected by the city
clergy. The public are respectfully invited to
attend.
DoCc1As CoxyEs11ox-T St. Louis, Alton
aud Chicago Railway, will take delegates 10 the
Douglas State Coareution, which meets IL
Springfield on the 4th pro1., at one ball the
usual fare, Outsiders. we suppose, will nave
to pay full fare, MS they are net mentioned IN
the offer Of the Company
UxroRruxA1k. "A young lady from Aurora
| yesterday morning, after leaving Anderson's
| and while Oh her way to Thayers drug ssore'
discovered thht she had lost S6o.! .shc 1mne"
| diasely returned Ia Andcrson's and found $ss
! Of her mopey in the hauds Of gentleman
who had picked it up in the street. The bal"
, 1859-12-31

HIow much ne Judge Of fsdy's TASTE by
her dress! the crowni1g article OF which - the
bonnet. One Of 'Wsa,sIsy / Hueston's Dress
Hats, gives character and style TO laaSs
dress. That is at ouxA acknowledged to be the
:sNe 3.ss r.1sY v&<1A4sFA- --sTheir atQres arr No.
- sJIr f@1nrl sfreef de30.3t
, 1859-12-31
39rcss Grihuur,
CHICAGO


There was no ballot Yesterday for Speaker,
aud the House adjourned over to Tuesday
, 1859-12-31

fN-yhe new Parker Family Sewing Machine;
NJ x ms Lax, street. Just received small
invoice. Call at once.
de31.1k ii. AtE1ASDK1r kAS.-
, 1859-12-31

PoL,cE.-0ne drunk constituted the entire
watch house docket yesterday morning. SOIL
tary and alone came up John Nothing. md rs
he had nothing. he YVES told to IL 50 and s1n no
rnrre u
, 1859-12-31

l'EgsoSAL.-ne-. Mr. Nichols, late Superiu.
tendent of the Reform School, left this city on
Thursday last for New York, whence be Will
sail on the asth Of January for Europe.
, 1859-12-31

~ The Deyplaiues street Methodist Episco-
nd Sunday School Exhibition, gwen % Thurs
day evening, passed of with general fatisfae@
tim 20 a,uch 80, in fact tbss it will b. repeat
I'd on Monday evening next. Tho decoration
of tac Church was in excellent taste, the mot
toes very appropriate, and the refform<nces ot
1s,e scholnrs rejecting great credit upon their
instructors. A:sing1e recitation" The Advent
nj Christ "-rendered by little boy, was a
ma1yr! Of elocutiou, entitled to the highest
need Of praise. May n large audience greet
the repetition.
, 1859-12-31

!&ese1 WA poat'cAao 'eo1eSo :" h'e"et
STRAITS 1dan Ar' Doaslas' 10 MAINTAIN i's
holo upon tne Softh@esscfa oe"oea'cs h' IS
cou'fe'teo 70 aonesa 70 popu!o' sose'e'sn
and unlaenaly Legislation; while us pollueh
necessities render It eqasAs necessary uat ho
tnou1o olsaFo" 'nese ntses'es' AL "t@As-
LUZ ne Presa''s upon tte an't-t'eo''F'on A's>1
'eIS !" ~ 'a.o e..sc1s "'ea 'ne s14'e s'1o ~
''''<'ae aao support 'es 'o'a.nee-he e"ss
!" '4'e sou,n s4noosa "s 'aoaeol'ssS' AoeA'
t' ~, i'''''.o
~, -... ts'4 ..s
''''4 ~ ~ i >.,
.o! - %.,.:.
-; -,',~.,,> 1o.e,:. :-a..:
Ae Aof7 ,rA1.sN ->,-:~~.'....: ..:
epe. :" p 4'e le''' - .'e a. .~
~ VIC 1.A'e e' ''.sase " ~ ~ s"t:A.
w ~ ~. ..sa.. . 49, 49, .,.,.s.r ..r,,.;.
,st.,,
...ss. ,s.a,;,o ~, y,,;oono ,-,,.s ,ooorn;1a;,
,s.,.ar;s ,'or,. o.a.a s..na. .',r an5 oc-.
.r..:a :, ;c,,;,o so,t,,u,or, ,est n,,,1,s shon,d
ANU ~ .Aet.'' o'.'" - '.@s -ee rS~
lose tue North, and a1falh 10 spc:aS "o'" 'or
tue Norti, lest he should lose the Soutl-one
=. ,..a,,7s;,. tin Dauoc,,,;o n,on,}.ra os the
eay ao'4s'ns s"o 0e4A'~t'@''~ ''>A's -
Nebraska Legislature to vote against tho
iii, to aho,isI, slayery in that Territory,
o"' - e.. ,...
and tic next declaring in''i 40 eo4to.
ucerc n member Of tho Legislature he would
.,,oxt,un =. ,o,a;,, ,,,;ou
Foso 'os h-ao" '1n's' !" ~ooA' "A'0N'
with The s1nye code and disuulon Democracy
.,..e,-,, ,,d :, tim roxt breath
upon tnell feA@'o'n ~ "a0 >" ~. ~.
mildly protesting III oc''hll o. 'ne t''n''a ~
raacfac5 against 1he'f oocl1'"es as s'''0oa''N
III Ar- buchanan 8 n'essaee'
Tho sfa'e I'e9+''e'' On &c oi.ct ''.iu, "'..1
Is unsno"n ''sono LUG ''sa'.. ~. ~ "''1a n,as "
IN it is understood 10 sFe'k 'o' s'
rel"d'ates tile slave+<oae r"nN u ~, D''.o
csatic piatforr'' md INSISTS upon populas s's-
ere'snty and un'f'enolS 4e'a's'..,n W. .s
much zeal AZ Douglas organ "' "N70..s,sA ="
exhibits ln bella!l Of 1he save coac ''uo o's
union Democracy. 1t thc 1'e9tS'e5} ne'ce''
:ssas tie Mcssagc anu calls upon 'ue uone
lug State Convention 10 vote II aown; aeo
tile Register: -:
"Democra:s Of Illinois, who have assss =. ,sFs nee'
aS Luz i,eis Of ,hc rights Of the state
, 1859-12-31

The sabbat,, Question.
tf.' K ,Se fssz ast ass messng IT Il Committee t.p
ooiatcd br sll the ETs1gtlie ! CHURCHES Of this
city) for the purposes Of Claiming tue better
ohservauce Of The Sabba:a city, the
following resolution WIS al;fte<. to which
respectfully call your 'ttsnt,s1i *3exs. 5ost
'e2Rs5 2R;5to.r<s, That the seere:5S address = oar
respective papers artscles fr.nished them On the
sefRen TRe a1te'ss ae ~ tc fa1ni.ssa BY the Commit
tee, and Of such length apdsas frequent rs Joy 10Y
stxtistics as they can co11coSo this qacstsoa
an, gentlemen, youss respectfully,
ions S. BrcnAxAxr :,
cxicaoo u<c., 80. Chm of said Com u
In reply to our correspondent, It is on'y nec-
essary to xar that the san,e:rules preraa in The
matter referred to that have alwaya regulated
and controlled our column, which are eTer open
to reasonable discussion -of MI topics OF pub
lie interest. IN each septta.e case, the length
Of the article, its own merits, and the then e1~
istine pressure upon our space must constitute
| the grounds for its insertion Or rejection.
~ Ladies': OF receiving Sew Tears calls,
I next MQQuA9+ plcA5H 4oE AA0 aeAe ~
| ance. dseencv and good morals, don't tempt
Your your guests 1ith liquors. 70 that ahey viii make
6futes Of themselves before night. Yong msn
ind temptation enough te become drank .1tt
out encouutc.iug it at the home isesides OF tEe'I
friends. BE hospitable md generous nnt mol
to tie bar-roonl desree.-oe~r"ot.
| 4 good suggestion, we'll and ht1y put. Iht
practice Of to,meat,ng kem Years callers ts
take glass Of wine. At eseh Of from twenty L
INV places in succession, has made Thousands
| Of rretched homes, Ladies who persist in III
| practice deserve to have drunken h"sos"o'
and boozy brothers. for ~ssJ should those curse
! fall on womau-kiud who hang out no such suFe
to our 1oung men. coFse if you will, ladies
but banisl the decantess, away with the glasses
aud the hob-a-nobbing over Jersey cider, an
| doctored whisky, as custom Of society a
Sew Years day.
, 1859-12-31
nnura1n Intelligence.

From Tue last number Of t!} Iui"o;s fa'*aer
At the commencement Of the Filth Volume Of
that sterling Agricultural Jearna1 we notice
,hat uox. Il. L. DrxLAp. krf<n for se'era !;
years to very wide circle Of hnr own reaaefs
rs" Ryol," the author Of shtexeel'ent eos1es7
poadeuce in our columns ovtf that a'su ature'
has assumed the chair editor.sl OF the taTHats-
His connection and management Gifts columns
sill be most valuable to the tEuprietors Of the
paper. Aessrs. Bailhsche B.str. and to sae.f
readers throughout The county, ~: Dunl*p Is
deseryedly prominent smonG 'hs agricultural
writer's Of the Northwest, II i,dee1 another has
done more than be 10 bring ssous the union Of
.killful and intelligent "bost lesrning" With
practical farming. Raral is fos afraid Of books
nor Of the plow and he eau t;ake good use ot
either aud boxA. We coasrr:ulata the renders
Of the IUinnt Fatntr. ~:
, 1859-12-31

S,.cKa,s F.x.1r Sxw1Sa MAcuiNzs,:-Also
Machines for Talloring and Leather Sewing, nj
66 Lake street. See advertisement delo'lm
E Sec advertisement Of Cornell i Cos
Two thread noiseless premium Sewing Machine
and universal hemmer, No. lSa Lake street;
, 1859-12-31

Misslox ScuooL FxsfaA1--Ths Superintend-
ent aud Teachers Of he Taylor street; Nis-
:lan srod.y School. tavea festival TO their
scholars On Thursday aiaernoou. Thera were
some three hundred children present, whowere
Nbtsr.},I fei.tea with ftoass tntsey ind esh<F
good things. twas 'soas pleasant to look
xpou.
, 1859-12-31

T Singers Sewing Ischines for Christmas
and New Tears Presents III &C Lake street.
1.aa 4;n1