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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-03-04

II % boxes SIS and SIS Tobacco, =
Is do los do, r.- ...
10 do x fblump do,
40 butts Bright Va. do do ..- 3,
Is do Silver Foil do do, =. .-s.. -
10 do light prs'd do do, -. . t..
40 caddes "Diadem' Twist Tobacco,
40 do Blue Hen Chicken do,
l 40 do Wheeler Riggs Vado,
10 boxes Smoking do.
In store and for sale low by rs
WHEELER & RIGGS,
Mt str
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-03-04

WA a I'D D. ANDERSON; .uER-
HI CHANT TAILOR, Mitchell's Block, Main
street, Evansville, Ind. Headquarters for elegant
Clothing made to order. Gents Furnishing Goods,
such as Shirts, Collars, Cravats, Handkerchiefs,
DC. Also, variety of Piece Goods, made up TO or
der in the very best style and manner, at quick
terms, small profits aud extensive sales. dec22
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-03-04

Clay of KY, was excused from voting on
the ground that be did not know what was
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-03-04
NARPET W.sHP AND COTTON

A0.A Il r II n WHIP AN ~ CUEI'UN
u YARN-l50 bags for sale by
5. Z. GILBERT & CO.,
feb5 Agents ''Cvpress Factory"
H~SSH .uO.N.EE'.As2 MAIN STREET
u CHEAP GR0CERIES-s2 MAIN ST.
More Inducements to Prompt Gus
toners.
In consequence ofthe large increase of trade which
we have been recently receiving, we are now ena-
bled to sell goods cheaper than We have bet
ter stock of groceries than we have ever had, and
are constantly receiving. We work ourselves, and
thereby save to customers the expense of book
keeping and high priced clerks. Call and see.
TERMs--As heretofore, cash at the end of erery
,,,ouI yICKERY BROTHERS, 50 Main st,
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-03-04
INSURANCE AGENCY
ALLEN C.. HALlOCK,


UNDERWRITERS AND GENERAL INSURANCE
.-z- ....s AGENT,
ADJUsTER OF AVERAGES, AND NOTARY PUBLIC.
He continues to issue Policies from several First
Glass and most reliable t
INSURANCE COMPANIES
In the Country, on INLAND and Fire Risks. He will
also receive applications for
LIFE INSURANCE.
He will attend to the Adjustment of Losses
of every description under policies from other
agencies, and attend the settlement of all mat
tiers connected with INSURANCE, for parties in
terested. His long experience as an INSURANCE
Aren't has made him familiar with all subjects
connected with Insurance.
pE- Office, Marble Hall Building, No. 9 Main ST..
8 HEU IC.-.UR. u. q. CROSS WILL
OkA give Lessons on the Violin, Niolincello and
Guitar. Rooms at No. ~ Main street, up stairs
EAfSS0LUTIO.N:-T F'.9RT.S.ER
-k1 ship heretofore existing under the firm Of
Tenney & Sorenson has this day been dissolved by
mutual consent. S. SORENSFN settles the bust
ness, and is authorized to the name of the firm
in liquidation. X. 5. TENNE1,
EVANSVILLE, Feb. 1, 1859. S. soRENSoN. d 81
TOP.4RT.s.RRSAI U.r-
u dersigued have this day formed partnership,
under the name of S0RENS0N, LEMCKE CO,
and will continue the wholesale grocery business of
Tenney & sorenson, at the old stand, corner Vine
and Water streets, where they invite the custom
ers of the old firm aud the public generally to give
them call. lzz :. ,SORENSON- Il
Se n 81. A. LEMCkE.
e febI I4r7 8 e.asaf. IL. V. S0RENSON.
AVA EFT W.HRP AND COTTON
, 1859-01-04
NewsYofk CITY News.

Nxw-{oEk, Jan. 3.-GcneraI Houston deciiu-
ed anF public reception, he belng obliged % re-
turn to Washington.
Tho Ctr Councirs organized to-day By the
choice Of Thomas McSpedon IS President. aad
D. c. Valentine es CLERK, of:he Board Of Alder
men, and Charles J. Cornell s. Presdeas OF the
Council.
Tbs Mayors message is mainly Of locel litter:
est. It appears that the taxes have increased
in five years 18 per cent for ohjec:s within The
control Of the municipal government. while
those raised for objects over whicb the Common
Council have no direct control have increased
162 per cent. The Mayor therefore argues that
tho deposition Of 50 much power in Comllsslan'
ers, Gc is uuwise. Notwithstanding the in
crease of taxes the general tn.nciat condition
Of the city remains bea!thy, ow1sg 10 the w:s-
dam Of the Common Council In establishing
linking funds.
The tot1l debt Of the ei!v ucproTlded toF on
the 1st of January is 3l0,7'5. 2tt. a reduction
from last year Of Ss09, GA. In the matter Of ths
recent sale Of city property to satisfy the Low
Ter Judgment, saYs the City Hall properly vas
bid On by his order, and recommended cpp!lca-
ton to the Legislature far sae passage OF an act
exemp.ipg from sale bY execution the persona!
properly Of corporation. The sale MADE OF
real estate wharyes Gad foreign property does
rot, under the Sta,e law, become absolute ocs''
after the expiration Of twelve motifs, and rec
oumends that the Legislature be asked to insert
the amount required tor the pay neot ot 'ne
Judgment in the annual TX !e!5.
Ger, Morgan has ordered Tbs withdrawal Of
the military from Quarantine atatlon, Stssea
Island.
The Washington correspondent OF tee tom
na<r.s3t -ddrtrlistr saEs that gTa:d sosScf17,
tion call is to be giEea in toacr OF Lard a:d
LADY, Napier previous TO the:r departure.
, 1859-01-04
TELEGKAPHlC NEWS.
LATER FROM EUROPE.
Arrival Of tue steamer Amerlca.

NV YoRs, Jan. 3.-rhe royal mail steamship
America arrived at Halifax Yesterday morning
with three days late1 news
I}readstuis and provisions continued exceed
ingly dull.
Tie London money market on the lsth closed
fit, with tendency 10 depression on The funds
An extraordinary general meet nS o' The Al
lantic Telegraph Company was held in London
on tue 18th at which report OF the condition OF
its anliEs, pecuGiarily, WIS made. Ine total re-
cep's Of the Company o.. its capitat las been
s3s7 ,47o, and is expenditures f34 ,N4-
The lite electrician, Mr. Wh1ehou5e, announced
the establishment Of another Company, and nade
proposal, for 4 fusion, hut it was decided that
while the application to government for aid "as
pending, it would be improper to entertain soea
Il proposal.
The Reform movement Was still progressing.
and Mr. Bright l4d ld res&el meetings at s.dl.-
bur9h and Manchester.
Tue Phna.x Club in Ireland still continued.
Seventeen persons had been aEres.edin BelfA>t, IN
addition 10 those ct Cork, and Govesnmen. WAS
expected to Issue specn1 commission 1or thc
trial Of The prisoners The Conssitul1on, paper
published III Cork, asserts that The TREASON vas
carried much further than 5rAs s1spec ed, tncfe
being dailY aud nightly drills, pixies bang manu-
fActured, and arms b=ing Imported from Amerlca'
the use Of which Vas taught
The condition Of Italy wss growing more and
more serious eye.y 1ayt he impression being gen
erll that political crisi> WIS at hand.
The emancipation schemes of tie Emperor OF
Eu>@i., were Icing stscnu"usly opposed ~ me
nobility, among whom powerful party IS salu
to have been formed, entertaining the project o
! increasing their power aud diminishing that o1
The Emperor.
Tuc bank Of Holland has rc1Eccd the rate d
liscoun, half per cent. msking it per cent.
TEEkEY-Tic'e are ruuors OF Min:st.r:l
crisis, in which eycat Fual PAsha will &c ap
pointed Grand yizier.
The news from China is that the tg1lT question
is in cuu.sc Of adjustment. aud that c court o
Pekin i. acting with entire good fath with The
British aud Americans.
, 1859-01-04
Arrival OF the California and Utah
Overland Mnil.

Sr. Lorts, jan 3.-The OrarInnd Mail, with
dates TO the Glib ult arrived On Saturday night,
% days ont There were six passengers, among
whom WAS Major Emery, who confirms previ-
ous acconnta ot Giia RIVER gold mines, and said
considerable emigration VAS going on from So
nora - Cal,foznia-
Tho mail station at Concha River, Texas WAS
attacked By Camanche Indiana. and 81 mulea
run of.
Ex.prcsident Comonfort, General Condit ind
I,ouis Henselmen, Of Mexleo, arrived on Satur-
day.
his arrived.
The q. s, Distzic. Court met on the o5.h Of
November.
Tbs statement that Brigham Young had been
summoned to sn1wer charge for falaa impris-
onuent Of Gen&iles is untrue Il ia alao untrue
| that Asjor C,ossman had LEFT for the United
| S.ates-
Snow in the mountains wa very deep and the
weather severe; great suffering among both
| men and AnimalA
| Large encampments Of Sioux Indiana are On
PIssts Rirer, and are going to join tho Chey.
enues for the purpose Of waging War sgAins. the
| PaWnee4-
| Mr. Blackstone, one OF Rossell Asjor'a Com.
| pauy Of wagon masters, reports discovering gold
banks in small lake uoar Ash Hollow. He col
lec.ed $50 in = faw houzs, ons mug get Of which
| WIS., worth $e2.
, 1859-01-04
The Schooner s. susan" and her Fill.
busters.

busters.
NEW ORLEANS, Jan. IA vessel which ar-
rived at Mobile from ksntou, reports that the
scaoorer Susan landed her passengers Al Puer.
to C4bello, Honduras, who forthwith prepared
10 cross toe country to Leon. Nnaragua- Arms
abssracted from the araenal Aeme months ago
are in tue hands Of the Leon Democrats. who
opty await The arrival Of the Americans 10 de-
clare agaloss Martinez large number Of
Democrats we're at 0ctocec. On the frontier OF
Honduras, ready to unite With the Americans
Col Naumcr has been sent forward By Col An
derson to arrange with the Leonese.
Tbs correspondent Of the Assoclased Frees
sends the following, dated balsze, Britiaa Hou-
du7as, Goth OF December:
The schooper Susan Was wrecked OF GeEuer's
Coral Rect, SIXTY miles frcm BAlize, on the
morning Of The 18th. Passengers sared; vessel
total loss. Capt. Naury endeayored TO char
ter q weasel 10 take them on. Governor Sey'
uour rendered the British steamer BasilisE to
convey tie paesepgers 10 any to1thefn port IN
the Uoited States Ar American captain cir
cu!ased pref 1dicial reports, but the Governor
chose 10 regard them AZ shipNreeked citizens oi
friendly nntion, nnd offered every assistance.
LATKR--Tbe British w4r steamer 3 6illtk at
rived al Mobile Bay this L. II. from Balixs Hon.
duEas, with one hundred shiparecked passengers
OF the schooner Easan. taken aboard on the a63h
ny order of the Governor OF pa.;--, and treated
pen,!emanlY BY the British oficerA
STILL LATER. The passengers have aTriTet
IN the city. / procession WAS formed, the Nc
aragu.n dag hou,ed, and Capt Aaury callet
out and made speech 10 large crowd. Grea
excucEeot prevails
, 1859-01-04
PRESS AND TRIBUNE.
TUESDAY xoEyFG, JANUARY 4, 1858.
The TWo.Mi1i Tar

The Two. MlH tA1s
One uf ,l,c 1nost imperative duties resting
upon the Legislature is to take tue necessary
steps for amcl din. the Slate Constitution 70
as to relieve :4c people Of tue burthea Of the
two.,nilt lux. That provision Of the Consti-
tuljun was adopted at tlns when the credit
Of the State Rad fallen 70 the lowest possible
point shcr. Of thv effect Of open population.
1t was submitted 10 vote distinct from that
Oh tic other porlious of Tue instrument, and
by an overwhelming majority the people of
Illinois viudic:tetl tl,eir inilr1lblc honesty by
voluntarily taxing lncmselvc>. over and aborc
the SUN requisite for the ordinary expenses
ot government. WHICH lax l:cw amounts to
about th.ec- quarters Of million OF dollars
PER epnum.
BIZ reference to our Springfield coErcspon-
dcnce It will be sr"n that tle holle1s Of ILL
nois bouls neglect TO present lleln at Spring
teld ior tue epTo.7u'a distribute Of the fund
thus raised. They ere satisti' i 10 hold these
bonds rs an Investment, or, j: compelled TO
realize, they put them III :lhc wv York mar
KIT v,l,1c they arr worth pir:Iiusn OF three
per ccuf. TL.. iEcuusideral,'c anlount pre-
sentcl q. Springfield on New Years day, lnale
scarcely III i1ne.c~-ion upon tie sum await
ipr !istrit,usion. 1!lc $40 100 left. is 80
mucl4 l:.,l ca;''!:t. lmke'! Ut ii the
S:u,r ,aul::. yicllilg 10 .atelcst, and
ds:niu:>',in2 l.. that aulraa! III" volume
or gu. c;1cul;i.,,ss 1uediu::.. Srxi var J
lar."r sum vii ,c ctlicc:r1,.:!i ill nlHrc ife
year fJ]o,.i:s. while each year lie :'int'rnt
Of bends lEr>ru!:l il. pa, mrl' viii ll,nln-
i:!.. Jbc result will r., that !. very large
1uul will rcaMnl;;tr--lt"1'ah;y 1uorr t1'an
5000 Un,-frnnl this twun'iIi liz, id''ere lie
pcct,c can h. relieved u! it. 11;''rc is no ne~
cc>si,y icr crnl;':uirg ill., ba'i]a npH'n tie
people q III: 1nsg@r Than Il will require 10
auend tbc constitution. Thu ""rld i Low
satisfied !l. Il: !, al,c su1v.ht' Ard ts,c for'-
rs;v cf tue STAG. LIT .hr I.r:i.faiu:c ut
uncc provide IN. :s,n'rdIny ;,9t Il: tlclr fi the
constitution u1il, wn:c', .I'c tw'~'ni1l tax is
cO1Itctr1
, 1859-01-04
f'illihuAtcEs {1cAr0 From.

Another nuIr,.c Iras 1crn I"rpe'ra''d by
the British III il.... Il ilh,.an SEA. Her Brit
tauic Maj's;,'s slr.a,"r D.~ili>ll !''il in with
tie Gflibu s.cr c:.d; Susan, III tiI' 2ott ult.,
n'ar BAl.ze {D1iti>, ll.udurus}. VT el;s'1. an1
Il, }sa-Se. gers in t's.ts"sS. Ti' H. :'S'> look
tue III .al,oIllS III 1,na7d :4d 't,W .ttl tE'rln
l,vk 10 >..l,i1c, nbrrc it seem. thr;' wclc a.
ccivs'I VIII upr"ariou~ tlsma.Sir. :"ns-"l
some SOFT Ti" I l"=rapiI say - ..:s:4: ~
citemeM ysseya;l~ " - whether indeed l,v
r.4.G :.;,lnsl !!n' :; ;:,ls .trtt re'i- which
cAuslI. tic ].'ratic.:l Susal. o- 1T Iii" ;1.cl'y
q. III" l'ri!i>:r"'~ n E':lHs hands "n r c'cH,
docs 1io; ;:ptrar, On III" Whole, Hi; Hc.1en
uf the British c'un1a:"lrr is III: IT, l deli
cat.. lit ri '!c..:lltty n1 tlIe Setsiti.
, 1859-01-04

SkxH ORE, January 9 -Tae 1rt5uat WISH
ihqatu correspondent says:
Gor. Medary, Of Kansas, has made EeqG:si-
ton ppou the President for military sld. to cup
press the disturbances u the Territory. rear
FortScott.
In3portsat dispatches we're received Yesterday
teont the Calf Of Mexico, which led to long
consultations between the President, Gen. Csss
aud IT. Preston, the Few Minister 10 spain.
The Ht71I Washington correspondent says:
Iii understood ,aa. the L:ve5poo! consulate
will loon e vacant, Ar- Ticker having s:,aitsd
Lis futention not to 1emaiu, ewing to lnats-
queeY of salary.
The TIMES correspondent says: The oGicla!
report relative 10 tie late trouble in Kansas Was
considered in Cabinet ca Thursday. when i. was
determined 10 adopt course which should
bring Montgomery aod Brown to speedy jus,
tice, and orders Tor that purpose we're lmne
d.a,ely dispatched to tas Marsbal Ct that Terri
TORT.
UAutxGroS, January "a secret conssa-
sion 0, iron-m 4ters comclecccs he:e to-uior'
row. Ex Senator Cooper, Ct IA, delivers al
address lu the evening. /, is Tumored thar q
startling and formidable protect!re Iatif move
ment Is about 10 be inuuguraied-
, 1859-01-04

An lndiLru correspondent Of the C{l"tlHnd
L.aJ,7. writes Tia, Ihe recent c!cc:lon ii Scnl-
Tors to sucer.t Bright md FncE Is likely % have
grayer consequences llla is probably dreamed
o! by m:joritr Of the public. Tit - nators
elect will proceed ia Washington to Commence
the contest. In::in4:iouB hH1e been r.ceired at
Indianapolis from the Capitol, ti,a: 'hcir claims
will be recognized by the entsr y n,l Lecomp,on
Democracy in Congress, With the exception ol
the Illinois ,lelesst'aa. Itis will increeso the
trouble now ugl.tiag Democratic circles.
, 1859-01-04


The second Associate Reformed. pEe.bytery oi
ll.l,ois, on Thursday lat formally depoSed from
the ministry Rev. samuel Clover, Pastor oi the
United Ptesbytcliln Church Of Peoria. The H.
loving il tie action Vi the body:
s.Ihc Second AsSu.ute lie or1ned Presb1tcry o'
Illinois having carefully couSid=red tue evidence ia
tile ca5c 0. tue kcy. :. Glover, unani'u"isly a4-
upiea the following pr llnh.e and rcsolutions:
WHEREAS. Rev. s. Glover, has btcn found guilty
If thu VOCATION Of The strtnth commandment uudcr
peculiarly r:::glasatins circumstances aid,
WuSEEAs, Tile testimony bctnc the court
Shows that he as asp been guilty Of 1op. cnntiu-
t1ta nypocriEy that lie as violated and continued
IL neglect The iuiGllntent ot i promise Of ln!r
rage, and las lrS:d unlawful 1u'ais to hinder Tue
u1.I,taraslcc III Witnesses brtu1e this court Antl Las
4ls, l,cn guilty ii cnutun'act aud coi,srlnrt q
cnur;, therefore,
Hexo|rrI Illat Eev. Samuel Glover be antl here
by is indefinitely suspended from tile membership
oil tho church, and indefinitely suspended and de-
I,,,el truin The exercise. vi the hoy ministry.
, 1859-01-04

The preStcn,'s Message creEted ;a':Esc e1-
Citemeut vi uayAEa aud L xGr uiceiin!, ~as held
ut which =. loyal petition to the Quee5 Of Spain
inploring her not TO SILL Cuba was originated,
1t is reported liz: .Ee new Spanish tIcers had
made oygsturcs to the F-rnch Govlr1ment to
intervene to rreyelt rrY revolutionary move
meut on the isl!ud- there beng good t:ason to
believe TINT soue src. movement WIS On foot
This is nutl,c1lc.'ed BY private adricrs u New
OrlcuEe. IT, people and Il pG:t o! 1lic araly aie
Asserted 10 lr .*-Gy Tor & rcrelutlon. hut art
deferred from r.ovi@g by the far Ct laterven
Tim Ill IL. ou,1 u Europeun Powers.
, 1859-01-04

Editors Prtss md Tribune:
| hare carefully read your "Seventh ANIMAL
Kegiew Of .he Trade and Commerce OF Chicago"
md confess an mrch delighted st the resulss
il develops, In regard to the industrial resources
Of our city. The Resiew bears OF its tsce tho
evidence Of t.utbfulness and reliability. II Il
clearly seen that you sought to give the. nakeo
fncts and figures, End hare accomplished sAas
object The ReFiew is an unansWeFonle ooeu'
meut, showing that there is sound. solid pottom
get in Chicago. Notwithstanding the predictions
Of croakers at home, a2d the nssertionh OF eE-
vious rirals abroad. The amount Of business
transacted in this city during the past Depressed
year il really astonishing. and hig .ly crafty
ine, Every Chicaeoan must feel renewed con-
tidence in the stability end future growth md
prosperity of his city. Iou are entitled to The
thinks Of every man in the Gig for your elabo~
rate. pcrspicuous and admirable Review, and
should receive something more substantial than
thanks.
would suggest taes every man purrhase ns
many copies Of the document as he has male
adult friends abroad, and mail to esch one
copy Of this vstuab!e exposition. Twenty
thousand copies thus distributed would benefit
the business OF the city ten tsmea that numoer
OF dollars, besides putting quietns on the
1uyriads Of IalsehcoGs iu circulation detrimen'
tel to our commercial soundness. They would
help to restore confidence abroad in her solren-
cy aud future progression, and tend TO attract
emigration during the coming year. lie: your
leh. shine abroad, circulate the documents, and
every mcn will reap portion Of the benefit to
be derived therefron. The outlay Is but the
neres: trile, but the good 10 be done is I'M.
mcnse.
Send ne one hundred copies, done up IN
wrappers. 10 No. - Lake atreet,-that many
can circulate among ny NJ" England friends to
advantage. would suggest that the Board ot
Trade, or tue members Of It, should order ser-
cral thousand copies Of the Review, IN pamphlet
form, for circulation in the Eastern stAses
Canada, md Great Britain.
CI;'cuyo January Sd, 1858.
, 1859-01-04

TEdr, y. T., Jan. 2. Great excitement pre-
Tai.eA ia this CITY last evening. in consequence
of The discovery Of t.o de-d bodies, csc OF
then partially dissected. in ! building IN Con
gresa street 4 crowd Of seTera! Luatsed per.
sous assembled mad threatened tc tear do I the
building. Finally cot1ias we're procured aud ile
bodies we're taken awAy. The room in wE'ch
they we're found was completely eu:.ed.
, 1859-01-04

RosroS, Jan. The Guy government organ
lied 10 day. J. T. Bradlee was elected prc,i.
dent oi tha Common Council. Mayor Ll=coln's =
address WAS quite lengthy, md devoted e1cla'
s;velY 10 local affairs Tha nett city Deb:
amounts to rear!S s3.ceo.G19.
Tbs Marioneck WOODEN mills Of pedaeu' were
destroyed By hse this u.oza'ng: Loss $:o,te1.
which is probably insured. Ti:cy EIn'u1ds
and Gardner Dolby are the owue:s,
patriot Of that narac, died yesterday, ssel s..
, 1859-01-04

ST. LOUIS, Jan. 3.-Thew few 4exican mail,
with Santa Fe dates to Dec. 18th, reached 1nde-
pendence On Saturday
Ger. Pelham, Surveyor General Of New Max.
ico, came passenger.
Tbs latest news from Fort Defiance says that
the Navsios Indiana are making nj tho restitu+
ton N their power, in order to secure peses-
Tho rpsds on tha PlAius aEa very bad and sno1
abundant
, 1859-01-04

CoLruoIs, Gl.. Jao. 5 Search IS being Goa.
tinusd Tor the bodies OF those WHO we.- killed
or drowned by tie bre:k;ns tbroa&h u bridge
of i train at cars on Fs1dag. Seventeen i'7ea
were lost. The tcdy OF Nr. AIea E. E!s, OF
tho firm Of R1sarIl Ely. Of B:ekuau street,
. Dixon, Of England, is missing. His t!Eec.s have
been found ia the creek.
, 1859-01-04

HORSE ASp DrGGy THIEF CArGur.-Nilliam
Plat. OF the firm OF riatt & Howe, livery stable
keepers in this city, 4 few days since received
letter from the sheriff Of Kendall county, stating
that man answering the description Of the one
who short time ance stole horse and buggy
from their stable on Randolph sttee1, WIS At DE!s
tol IN that county, with team answering the des~
cripton. s{r. Platt went to Bristol and found the
thief, and also the horse and buggy. and bad him
arrested and lodged in jail He gave bis name
as George Wilson. The team he hsd sold to 3
man named Boyd,
, 1859-01-04

Sulclpg, learn from the Cautou {llD
Lry;,,~r that Mr. John ii. Wright, one st the
most respectable and highly esteemed citizens
OF Fulton county, commt,ed snicide on Monday
morning last BY cutting lis throat. liz bus.
tor some weeks past, ut t':nes exhibited sJmp
toms Of arrangement, nnd Tor a*o dass previous
ouire close attention. On Monday morning be
went out Of the house unattended, md rs be re-
manned longer than seemed necessary, search
was ,uade TOT him, when he w4s found with his
throat cut luHt breathing his laet~
, 1859-01-04

S7cItS CArrLE.-Two valuable cattle were
stolen from The premises Of Mr.. Rses. Of the
firm Of lees, Chase 4 Co., On Wednesday last,
81 Like View No traces OF them haye yet been
discJycrcd, pud it is conjeclared that they hare
been slaughtered.
, 1859-01-04
. T q D..

January 1T, .ACiC5rA E,T ARDS. o.:5 cul:d Of
Henry J aa1 Elizabeth Ed~a-j4 a:e1 * mo .t.s
I.,hss city yetcrd - uorn'nz OF t.let Fever
II Ill Is. + tx1 weeks, fyLf.. i1:kR-r'-T skin
nEK sou OF Maxi Aad E.tArc ". S1Lan:-. q -
years md coonts
In this ctr, on Sunday J.7. ID PETER FERD FASn:
onls su.viy!cK hid nj pelet IL Jos-rhat Al:s axrd
tMo Years a Id CorthS.
, 1859-01-04

Ax Irc1Dsxr.-A- happy father brought his
wife and TN innocent children TO town Jests..
daY. They visited a DsHin9 i Co., Il 1a3
Laks street, and pleasant sight it WAS to sec
them III In row, energetieally tr5ing On new
boota aud ahoes- Tbs little boys wanted big
poots, md tho girls, Of COURSE, wanted ANAL
, 1859-01-04
A Great Lfft for Yale Col1exr

Hartford, Jan. s.-Heury l. Ellsworth has
given By his will all Of his Largo property, except
about s100 900 to Yale College. It Il estimated
that the College gets 500. 900.
, 1859-01-04

MELANCHOLY DEArn.-A most sad aac menn.
choly accident took pluce in this city on Friday
evening, when gentleman named William
Gardner, belonging in Boston, N lass. was 70
serious injured bY fall from horse that be
died Il. the Briggs House Oh New Years morn-
ing.
, 1859-01-04

CH1cAoo R1nIx Soc1tr1.-An adjourned meet
ing OF the Chicago Bible Society will be held
this Tuesda7) evening. 1t ~ O'Clock, in tho
Lecture Room of the Second PreshJ teriau
Church, 4 full attentancs is requested
T.B, CARrxg. Sec'y.
, 1859-01-04
A Mothcr aud Children Burned to
Death.

CoGS1sG, Jan 3.-Llst evening Tire trokc mt
10 shauty occupied by au Iri~luaa II: ned E 'ylc
and .aillly. The hu=h.nl w:ss ubses!t from aotae,
and befurc as4i,tIncc coul4 be rrotitttl, Mrs.
Eoy:e.s: tr. child "en ,.:ct! r:-.r"::Es'' >+tta
years and siI months were L;:1I"t tt te.. l.; the
orlcin Of tho fire is unknown.
, 1859-01-04

No uuoauA.-Therc IVES no quorum in the
Council Chamber last evening,
, 1859-01-04

cutie we're stolen from the premises of Ar
Rees, O. The firm Of Nsss, Chase Co., On
"Wednesday last. at Lake View. The owners
we're much surprised on Saturday last 10 lind
them 10 their stalls again. It seems that they
we're takau in 1Iolstein, broke looRc from the
thieves ond came home again.