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IMPORTANT NOTICE,
HANNIBAL AND ST. JOSEPH RAuRoAD
WINTER ARRANGEMENT

H4NEkA AAkANGEMENT
TNHE q. & ST. ]. R.R. IS NOW OPEN
l. lis miles uest from hannibal md q eat f,nu IT,
Joseph lea!tne only 1s miles taSnE bexeea tbe Mis
the entt1H road vii he completed. -
This route Affords TIE no direct reliable ard exoedl.
to1s Communication With KanxaA Nebrasfa Fait Isie
md Pike. Pest: caJtnx p.sseoge1 06 niles nearer t.
fike's Peak than any olher Railroad. Froua m jossnh
the Post keaaey route he bsn oa SO niiea 10 Tes
tsax. aaa - thf 1sEjs1e GatQ6 xid reduce the dis
!eaxenxost4. Fesson and K.nsas CIT, nd aiso to
Atehison and Leoosuoton psannS through GearJ Gty.
noaiDhaoi * , A':tos5 roqt
overland mall leaves b. jossoh eEe.1 Monday for ealt
Lake- via Fort keafney. Fott Bdxer and Eohfea Pasa
Too9zaa .ad Souosl Bats daliy Nae @sses 1an
Point Nebraska oty, Fatts mouth PN3enre1s irom
Chicago, Dtttoit NocouAd 0aytoa Pttsburxn md Lou
aTie will dud tbs n every respect the naoIt dtsrabe
route Passtrsezs rom ca!ea.o q The G. q R.R..
Upon the opening Of the roAd and nAvieaHon On the
hlsstpp the time between CacESo and s. Joeeph Vii
2edaced 10 II hourx
Tan! leaTs aaaabal dan, as AL 1e..s 81 10.
= y HkoAl. 4eol Elctet AH t19s c1u9
, 1859-02-08

ACCIDENT or THE CHICAGO, A17oy AND 81.
Louis RALRoA6.-0n Saturday evening last.
two cattle cars attached to the passenger train
from Springfield, we're thrown from the track
about four miles below Joliet, and made q CON-
plete wreck. The cars contained cattle, Of which
several were 10 badly injured az 10 render it
necessary to kill them. The passenger cars
were not thrown from the track, nor any pas.
sengera injured. The train was delayed several
hours BY the accident, which was caused By The
rail breaking.
, 1859-02-08
Transportation.
- 1869.

1850. Ls 1869.
American Transportation
90 III ANY.
Incorporated under tho Law of tho state Of New York
CASH CAPITAL, $500 900.
JOHN L. KIMBERLY. presheut
FRANKLIN LEx. Vies Preaseut
JAAA3 G. EVANS Secy lad Trca.'r
az THE OPENING or NAVIGATION
y thls COMPANY .iu be prepared to trsnspo,t rro.
Aad Troy r. any Of The Western eea A'su, Pou Prl.
taoos Produce 3. from Of khs Lake Ports 10 'le
~afer. nth &aa dtspsten, and Il n law
Ea y oJ A'y othes responable Lao, the same time
tsax through h!l1 Of adiaE for a. property vhsn 10
This Company have Epe of eizht ,tauuch prooxyerx
70 Ry hs&vecn aanlo and Chicax toochinz a. routS
AoaenoJEan. HliwauEee. Rscine+ Krnosha nd Haukc-
aAsaa4 y hlcAk ample facilities and va-ehou+o
A0omaodaAors lor the reception asserting and shtp.
pug .! - aEelss entsusted ~ their vn,ch ri, t.
under the or ner Agent Who WIN live hs mr.
Of claims md dam .keA '1s
~ oaf company hAyo larzo lfoe of Canl Bosts On
10 Ee G4oz md arc Abou estAbish siiue u Sierra
EsoA 69aA AAo xe 'eel Warranted Id F1presen !Ex 10
.. c9stonaer1 that they Tev upoo greater
upa ga mo u - r7kes N has reta'ore bee xveu
70 bestowed opan daFns The four als
.om:es aod Docia On Mastet be.een Wa.huetuu aad
tAa1 9tn el3s Q8A9, r CHAar Aae,.
, 1859-02-08

,.W Grand Fancy Dress and Civic Ball, at
Maasme Akerstrom's Dancing Academy, corner
OF Wells and Randolph streets. On Wednesday
he composed of Madame A. pnpils aud per
sonal friends, no effort will be spared to make
It select and unobjectouable in all it's features.
Several Of the Fancy Dsnces Of the late Exni-
bltlon will be repeated Madame H. is permit
ted to mention that sereral Chicago gentlemen
OF renowned wit and tumor will appear in cos
tune at this ball, ard aid IN rendering it 81
pleasant az can be desired.
T1ckl1s, One Dollar, admitting gentleman and
ladiea.
No negro characters allowed. fe73.*
, 1859-02-08

Observation-Disclosures Horatlo Seymour, Of
New York; Ex-Governor Ramsey. Of Minnesota :;
Hon. John 4. Dix, Of New York Hon. George
Bliss, of Massachusetts, are at the fremont House,
, 1859-02-08

HEsKr JrNrEn7z.-The report circulated
through the city yesterday, that Jumpert1 had
attempted to commit suicide by hanging hlmself
IN The cell ~ without the slightest foundation. No
such attempt has bccu made.
, 1859-02-08
Nem advertisements.

U-cH scRIYHy, 4ipertiri.3 Agent. 81 Dasrbora-x Il,
u d1dao'1asf h rsoeiee Adztss<a E1r this and a1 ths
Lazeiin9 Pope1s Of us Eo,tA. .Wx ja1bau1Y
, 1859-02-08
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Illinois River Packet COMPANY,

13873 foese0 1o'o-<sapp1ea 5hoc&r &2OU, ,UUU.
D. J. J.HANCoCK. PreIt vi HANCOCK e~-.v
T1HR0CGH BILLS OF LADING GIVEN
II for traxht to a. Louis Ind al point4 On tho Inos
kvsr astac vess rataA Pr-isht ~ Cucax. stt,
h*ck lalAad Railroad ~ooEiA, a3d SixAm5oat rron,
thence Fur part1cul III Apnly to N
,.,,.,.s 7. AL1xtaDER o., Ase1ta
le1 ln1-elN l8f 9TH atet st., Ch1raso i'll
, 1859-02-08

The Great Fraud On the State.
Fall particulars Of the investigation By the
Senute Finsnce Committee Of the recently dis.
covered fraud in the Office Of the Fund Com
missioner, will be found on the second page.
, 1859-02-08
lOEAL MATTERS.

- 1000 copies of Pesse l. Co1es' Guid, tn
ths Gold Districts hsve already been sofd he.
1ng the most reliable work yet published.
Price 35 cents, and for sale By all booksellers.
ILLINOIS ST. ANDREWS Soc1zrr.-The regular
quarterly meeting Of the Ill. ST. Andrews So.
clety will be he'd On Thursday next the losh.
at the Highland Guard Armory. tull attend.
ance is requested.
scotchmen, sons and grand.sons of Scotch
men. desirous of becoming members of the So-
ciety are respectfully invited.
, ANDREW HARv1R, Pres't.
T. STEWARr, Sec
, 1859-02-08

tB Auction aAie Of household furniture nj.
ver plated ware. oil paintings, mirrors, &c.,
&c., this morning. at ~ o'clock, Messrs. Gil.
bert Sampson sell At their sales rooms. No.
50 Lake street, large and superior assortment
of parlor. chamber and dining room furniture.
and other goods,
, 1859-02-08

INDIAN HPERFoRxAxcx.-A delepation of n1.van
ojtooe"ay Indiana, on their way 10 Washington,
will give one Of their peculiar performances At
tho Aechanics' 1nstitu.s this evening to ,sisa
money to deiray their expenses-
, 1859-02-08

U. s. ExrREss CoArAsY,-Te are under obi.
cations to II. u. ColSin. E4q., the efficient Agent
OF the above Company, for favors from sp1iog-
field in advance Of the mail
, 1859-02-08

~ We See it stated in the New York pa-
pess that Mills Pieeolomini, hss started on
Western Concert tour. Whether she will set
Chicago crazy BY her presence, va hare not yet
sscersained. But Is our city enjoys good re-
putation At the East NJ patron Of music, Ne
should not b surprized to see her announced in
short time,
, 1859-02-08

II Grover Bakers new and unequalled
$5o Family Sewing Machines, with hemmers,
silk, cotton and linen threads.
Il. ALkxASpkR, Ae't. l66 Lake-st.
, 1859-02-08

- The following bills were Introduced into
~the lower Houss Of the Legislature On Friday
last BY Ar. Higgins: In relation to j1sY fees in
Cook County; to incorporate the Citizens Fire
Brigade to incorporate the Hebrew Benevolent
aud Charitable Society. The latter Was laid On
the table.
, 1859-02-08
Boar0inQ.
pQrtIlulnr Nptlle5.

20C1ETY NOTICE.-THE HALL OCCU-
! Z pied By chieAko and Robert Blanc Lodxes or Odd
Feows1n the Metzupolsn building IL 10 tet Ia Thur,day
Pad.y and SATURDAY evening. P5r further tnforGatioa
4pp' to I. ". Abraham, stall No. North Market or
10 The Librarian Chicago Mech anles Institute fe7cl:q
, 1859-02-08

Doors AND SHoEs.-McDougall, Fenton l. Co.,
100 Lake street, corner Of Wells, cannot be IN.
derso'd. We will sell for the next 80 days
Aad'esF foxed Gaiters. ters.-...-..-......... rs
Do Kid Congreas Caters. Is
DO Kid and Morocco slips and Ties. -. 50
10 Morocco and Calf Boots. LOO
Mens buffalo OFershoes- .l25
70 Cali boota OF our own make 4. 90
20 mp Hoo1a OF our own make. 800
10 Caf Congress CATERS. 400
Remember the old store, noted for ereat bar
Ea1na-l90 Lake, COZ. Wel1t. ftb7-l8*
, 1859-02-08

US1os CHuRca FEsr1yA1,-Thera ia ia be a
grand Ualon Festival for the benefit Of the
Church Of the Atonement, (ReY. E. H. Morrel,
Rector.) On Friday evening, at Metropolitan
Hail. The Church Of the Atonement ia located
on Oak street. in spsrzely populated portion
OF the city, and although in prosperous condi~
ton, and doing an excellent work, il hardly yet
selfsustaaning. We tfust the liberal will man
iiest their interest in this infant Church, and
their respect for its faithful Rector, contribu
ting llberalY on this occasion.
, 1859-02-08

METEOROLOGICAL RECORD kept by J. Il. Reed /
Co., Apothecaries aud Chemists, IA and l4G Lake
street:
Monday, Feb 2. MonAsy. Feb =
AAAQkErGk. 4XxkMoNK4xx.
- 81 Eli Il: ~ i y "a. u.
, 1859-02-08

ExcE1a1oR SOCIETY F1arIv AL.-This Is The
evening appointed for the grand festival Of the
Excelsior society at the Richmond House. The
dinner will commence precise]y at o'clock, to
b. closed with speeches. sentiments, &c. Tho
well known akili of the hosts Of tho
Richmond In this peculiar feature Of the enter
tainment il appreciated By all In the evening
will take place the ball md banquet OF course
every son of York will consider it a duty 81 well
a pleasure, to join in thsse festiTities., No
recommend all OF our friends to obtain their
tickets early to-day, - tbs number is limited,
and they may be disappointed.
, 1859-02-08
PRESS AND TRIBUNE
TUESDAY n >RNrEa, FEBRUARY, 8. 1853.
For Teltsraphle News SCI Fourth Page.

Legislative Proceedings.
The proceedings OF the Legislature on the Sd
inst will be found on the third page.
, 1859-02-08

D1LLNaHAA ARnEsrED-D. D. Dillingham;, the
senior partner Of the 6rm Of Dillingham;, Howe l.
Co., Of whom L. G. Hlne, who was arrested in this
city on Friday Last, vas the chief operator, vas
arrested at bloomington on Saturday, and brought
to This city By one of Capt. Dradley's detectives
on Sunday. Dillingham;, when arrested, was at
work in grist MILL dressing stones. He had cir
cu1ated large number Of cards, circulars &C., of
the Ltring Present in tie vicinity Of Blooming.
ton; but lie il evidently only tool Of Hinets al
lowing bis name to be used. while tue former,
wlo is undoubtedly great rogue, kept his name
ont Of the concern entirely Dillingham; vas ex-
amined before Justice Ail!iksn yesterday mosr-
ing, and held in $500 bail
, 1859-02-08

PITTSBURGH, IT. WATSE 1 Ca1C1GO
1ao8-9... WINTER RATES. 1869
Through Freight Line.
IRON DATE lANbs UNTIL FURTHER
notice. Freight viii b cazE1sd ovcz his L!ae ~
, 1859-02-08

Aoeo'.'''''''.'..'.+..-...- ..-....1Ao9.
- REAT CENTRAL SHORT LINE ROUTE
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-03-30
Chemical Analysss of the Blood of Consimptire
Show a deficiency Of the Red Globules.

Chemical Analyses Of the Blood Of Conshmptires
Show deficiency Of the Red Globules.
According to Liebig these globules attract oxygen
from the air, and combustion of the carbonaceous
particles Of the blood ensues eyeyng animal heat or
vitality would be defective.
"The blood can not be deprived of a certain guam
hty Of Its globules without there resulting irom t
marked general feebeness grave Of the
nervous SYSTEM and various disorders Of the tunc-
tions of digestion, respiration and circulation Even
sumption, the blood globules are already diminished,
and the blood exhibits the characteristics Of that Of
person who has been bed several times. AS the
globules grows more and more considerabie, and az
last reaches its minimum, whom the lungs are filled
with cavities" IAndral on the Blood Now, Il Is
sition is In ratio with defective vitality; conse-
Quenty, IL the gobules hematosin were deficient,
fuberculous deposition would be increased, ,.o.. l..
based Mr. Guilford's theory Of the causes OF Con-
recent lecture at Smith a Eixon's Han;
circular, to embody and argue this theory. He can
merely that he has presented It to the consdera;
ton Of the most eminent RhIysicsns IN the HHited
confessed their inability to critcise II. Admitting
its correctness the obvious inference Is that In Con-
sumption, and all other diseases of Chronic debility
or defective vitality If the gobples OF hematosin are
deficient (and analyses Of the blood in these diseases
show that 1t is so the rational mode of treatment IL
to increase their quantity in the blood,
show that they composed OF iron, sulphur and
phosphorus. He has consequently, spent several
years of study In compromising preparation OF these
elements to meet the object required, and now CON
ndently offers his "Hematogenc Sirup to the public
as the best preparation now extant for renoyatine
the bleod increasing the strength, and aiding nature
For sale at No. i2O West Sixth street, door s@s
| Of Race. Z-AM
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-03-30

SINGULAR PRocEEDINa.-We learn upon
good authority that one of the Councilmen, who
is upon the Committee on City Prison, on
Monday last took upon himself the authority
TO liberate prisoner who had been sentenced
to term of thirty days in the City Prison
upon one charge, and to the County Jail for
hve days upon another. This act on his part
may be warranted, but we doubt 1t. If it is,
however, the law by which it is done should be
changed; if It is not, there should be some pen
atty attached to an act which SO completely
thwarts the ends of justice. The prisoner, or
rather, he who was prisoner, has been before
incarcerated in the City Prison for petty thefts
disOrderly conduct and other misdemeanOrs
but If in this manner such persons are to b.
discharged from custody, there are sovera
offices which cost the city considerable
amount yearly, which might be dispensed with
to advantage. We hope the matter win b.
inquired into, and proper steps taken to pre-
vent such occurrences In the future.
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-03-30

County, g.; jain Vance, from Wheeling, Va;
Samuel Owarth, wife and child, from Parkers-
burg to Madison, Ind; James Caldwell, ,ep GIN
neeri Hiram II Griffith and sister, Emma Ann
Grifith, from Bridgeport, o., for Burlington.
Iowa; Herman Mold, wife and three children,
Pittsburgh a Frenehman, shipped at Cincinnati,
name unknown; a child, name unknown, was
found yesterday at the foot Of Langhrey Island;
Thomas Mcdonald, IL Logan and John
Evans, deck hands, and, . Oolored fireman;
- Tomson and two daughters, from Cinein-
natl; and - Williams, cabin boy. -Four
Others are missing, but are supposed to have
come up on the Kentucky to this city. The
Holmes had SO cabin and 80 deck passeng gers
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-03-30
Names of a few wollign0wn 5y Persons Cure
DeGRATH'S ELECTRIC OIL,

stotally impossible TO publish all the Certificates
" Rhsnnst.%. saEx: Mayor sexton Camden, n j.;
General WesSh GTeq, e WSrd TSI Esq
iith and Locust sts., Phils. NeuraIgia-Dr. Wood
Moods Museum d Phs so, Sosregs Is ynGsn n,
saved Mrs, csnnon's child Coates s. PhiS; Hip
18th and rowp % Melville E@h s%
bic, Is. Marshall ST., Phils Chronic RhepmStism:-
John Kan, 2 South Sixth street, Phila. Neuralgia.
Martin psnSeast, SnM Mullcs Hill Phiia Badness
VIM. p, Birch, g North 10Th ST.. Phils y, Rheuma-
Thompson, Phiis, Pain in Back and Kidneys.-Jes.
NoSn s fCHSSTs CSestnuts St. Phiis. R6eamatism..T
ZONES, g Poplar st., PhiIs: spreined FSot.JSs A
NS5tS S5 hath "A s Pha pPs Pn
Phila. Crooked Hand 81 Sstraighi;ened i; - Cherries y
9raq%STwSRG S fs
Group and BroMns ehtd nT TqTnsrs sm;tb
Pain in the Back Mrs. Mary Eyans, Trenton, n.
NJ R SO'5 eRtRSSTt st. fSs
stTnet. above Ffsnkln, PRflsds PSis.' RSeunatis@
Ha1.n:Ss a %sia G fGH
Deafgess.-G. 4. Smith, Columbus, Go. Pains in i5
SnsisH SHSssfP' MeSs s S Ala pss
ness.-Robert Ware, Atlanta, Ga. Spinal Complaint,
70 years standing.-W. q. Ringby, Montgomery, Ala.
Iniammatory Rheumatism p; Elkin, WinnibOTo',
| sc. Pain in Breast.-Wm. Middleton, Lincoln Co.,
| Ky. Deafness, one bottle.-Mrs. J. G.. Palmer, Ra-
| leigh, N @. Piles.-John Ammonds, Augusta, Ga.
tsm%John D. Russell, 22 Chestnut street, New York.
Yeuralgia.-s. q Price, Roosevelt street, New YORK
York.: Old Sore;-wm. Maddox, 10 Suffolk street
Ind John Taylor, indianapolis, Ind. Rheumatlsm
Mr W. Blanchard, 26 llth street Phia-; John Clin.
ton 79 North 9th street, Phila; David Streittch,
Lyburn street Phiia. Sprained Wrist.--w; Frank
lin, "a South sth street, John Pbe 49e Arch street
Logan, George street. PhiIs: Infsmmatory m &Srt'
Rheuma atism.-Mrs. Sarah Sutton, 1872 South Eighth
street, Phila; q. Stetson Fbert St., above Eighth
Phila. sprained Ankle, also Enlargement OF Elbow
Joint-J. Draper, 3g7 Market street, Phila Erup OF
Head and Swollen Neck of little child, only yea
old, 25I 18th street. very remarkable cure. Burn
Hand Of son. and swollen Breast Of wife Of d @ De
Rheumatism. : B., Tree, ESQ IN Pert Pert PenHs GTsiI @
Tailor, New Castle, Del, and hundreds Of other
that may be seen and talked with by any one. mrS0
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-03-30
HOME INTERESTS.

An excellent Picture of yourself or
friends for only twenty-five cents, at the Great
Western Gallery, SO and 70 West Fourth
street.
Pictures inserted In Rings, Lockets
and Breastpins, as cheap as the cheapest, at
SO and 20 West Fourth street.
who wants the New York Papers at
two o'clock precisely each day. Let him call
at Church's Post-office stand.
Attention is invited to the advertise-
ment of Messrs. j. NJ. Pickering 4 Co., whose
stock Of Dress Trimmings, which include the
latest novelties, will be sold at reasonable
prices. .
[Sss Home Interests on I'd pogs.]
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-03-30

POLICE COuRT.-At the Police Court yester.
day morning but little business was transacted
Tennessee Lee, colored, who has a decided
tendency toward the belligerent, assaulted I
woman named Ann Walker, who stole breast
pin from her, and was sentenced to ten day
in the dungeon, while the latter, for petty lar
oeny, was sent up for six months at hard labo
in the County Jail. |.H
Thomas Clark, who was charged with steal
ing an iron bridge bolt from the Cincinnati
Hamilton and Dayton Railroad depot, was zen
fenced TO pay fine of S. and costs. 4 F
Richard Payton was held in the sum of $50
upon q charge of assault and battery, with in
tent to kill, for his appearance at the next teri
of the Court Of Common Pleas.
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-03-30

The Journeymon Chair-mAkers, of cincin-
natl, met at Arbiter Hall last evening, and eff
fected an organization under the name of "The
Chair makers Protective Union of Cincinnati -
The following are the officers elect President,
Henry H. Bohlman; Vice Presidents, Joseph
wrenshAw and Joseph Sewer; Treasurer, Mat
thew Allen; Recording Secretary, j. Kuling
Financial Secretary, Henry Brinker; Board Of
Trustees, N. A. Woodrow, NJ. AlthOinger and
John Glasgow.
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-03-30

"DAILY Press" BULLETIN.-0ur readers at a
distance should be informed that the light Of
the Cincinnati Daily Press is not hid "under a
bushel," for no fewer than from eight to ten
thousand persons had their understanding
enlightened, yesterday, by our bulletin of the
minutes of the proceedings at the Opposition
Convention. They also read the painful news
communicated by special telegraph to the
Daily Press, respecting the collision at AurOrs
the previous evening.
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-03-30
Adjourned until to day at two O'Clock.

ASSAULT UPoN You've MAN.-Milton Har-
rison was held in the sum of 5000 for his ap-
pearance at the Police Court tomorrow morn
ing, to answer a charge of assault with intent
to kill young man named Henry Campbell.
The assault was with bowlder, and took place
on Monday night, in consequence. we under
stand, of an intimacy which existed between
Campbell, who is but seventeen or eighteen
years of age, and the wife of Harrison. The
lover was injured quite badly, but it is thought
he will recover, as the head, although hurt tC
such an extent as to confne him to the house
for some time, was not seriously fractured. HI
was stunned, and at first it was thought h,
was killed. but yesterday we saw his physician
who said he was quite comfortable, with ever!
hope of speedy convRlescence.
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-03-30

ALMOST DRowNED.-A coal -boatman named
James Farbeller, yesterday fell from boat in
the river, short distance above the Newpor
Ferry landing, and being drawn under some o.
the numerous fat boats which are lying there
was almost drowned. After some persons
had relieved him from his perilOus position, i
was with great difficulty that they, by rolling
him about, and rubbing his pulses, succeeded
in restoring him to consciousness. He, how
ever, finally recovered, and is now out of dan
O6r.
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-03-30

POLICE 0FFIcERs.-We learn that at an in
formal meeting of the Board of Police Com
missioners, it was agreed that all applications
for appointments on the police force should be
made in writing by the applicants, who are re-
quired to state their place Of residence, oocupa'
tion, nativity, age, and the length of time they
have resided in the city of Cincinnati. They
must, moreover, give three or more references
and file memorandum of the same with tn
Mayor, at his Office.
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-03-30

q whole, the ticket nominated by the Opposi.
tion Convention yesterday, is respectable one
There is cause for congratulation, that consid.
erGble rather doubtful stock was got rid Of
and so good a result secured amid so much bad
material. Without much knowledge of the
men composing the ticket, we find that 1t meets
with general approval by the Opposition, and
is pretty generally feared by the other party
1t will require strong array on the other side
to succeed, and it will be incumbent upon the
Democracy to bring out their best men upor
the occasion. What they will do will be seer
to- day. Ill ----
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-03-30

FIRE.-Wish they'd keep their fires for a
more convenient season, muttered we to our
selves, most ill-naturedly, we confess, on hear
ing the hre-bellS, last night, as we were deeply
interested in listening to the Buckley quartette,
at Woods Theater. But "duty before pleas
ure"--so off we started in the direction Of the
fire but, before we reached the scene Of con-
aagration, the destructive element was got un-
der by our brave fremen. The property de-
stroyed consisted of a cooper's shop, with some
tools and lumber, at the rear of the old Turn.
ers' Hall, on Elliston street, between Vine ant
Walnut, over the canal. 1t was owned by M
& P. Kaufman, who also resided in anothe
part Of the building. The loss will not rescl
| 81 900, ON which there was no insurance.
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-03-30

ErlcssOn's New CalOrie Engine, by
which this paper Is printed, proves success.
It runs Hoes lightning double cylinder press,
throwing of three thousand impressions per
hour, at an expense, for fuel, Of one cent and
half per same time. Our press and engineroOm
is open to the public at 10 O'Clock P. M. Ladies
and gentlemen, welcome