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%s- Mr.. e. W. Merrill, painter by trade,
in the employ of II. B. Hopkins, on Vine.
street, fell in fit, on Fifth-street opposite the
Market house, about eleven o'clock yesterday.
He was conveyed to his residence, and medi-
cal aid Immediately summoned.
The penny press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1859-1860, 1859-08-25

@g>I sell warranted sewing-machine,
that will make, satisfactorily, pants, vests,
shoes, boots, and execute family sewing.
They sew all classes of work. Just the ma
chine one wants. Corner Main and Fourth
streets, at Evens'. .N
The penny press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1859-1860, 1859-08-25

no" A oolored individual named Wesley
Turner appeared at the bar Of the Police Court,
yesterday, and was required to give bonds in
the sum of $500, to answer the charge of stab.
bing, with intent to kill, David Curtis.
The penny press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1859-1860, 1859-08-25

G5> Charcoal al-aley--between Sixth and
Seventh, Main and Sycamore-is In very
muddy condition F.; slush and mud, eight inches
deep. We call the City Commissioner atten-
tion to the above fact.
The penny press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1859-1860, 1859-08-25
~ [By Telegraph
Baltimore Market.

Flour heavy; buyers refuse to pay more
than s. for Howard-street and Ohio: Wheat firm:
taes l70U0 bushels at 81 20@l 81 for White, and 81 20
9l Is for Red. Corn has On advancing tendency with
Gales at 7Ss0c., and Yellow at sOQSac. Provisions
firm and unchanged In price Whisky firm for Ohio.
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BOARDING.

ROARDlNG-0pened, that large and gen.
NE teel Boarding house, No. III Sycamore street,
West side, between Fifth and Sixth. Large and
airy rooms, pnfurnished, for families Accommoda.
ton for day boarders Board and Lodging for single
gentlemen. Terms moderate. 7. A, ROWE.
ROARDING-A gen tleman and lady, and
-1D two or three single gentlemen can be accom-.
modated with comfortable rooms and board,rat No.
66 Nc Farland.street. anl7.tft
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no Don't forget that special train will
leave the Cincinnati, Hamilton and Dayton
Railroad Depot, for the Cincinnati Troting
Park, at half-past two o'clock, this afternoon.
The penny press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1859-1860, 1859-08-25

IS"Butt's Panorama of the New Testa-
ment, work Of merit, we'll known to our
citizens, is to be placed on exhibition in our
city, we learn, early in September.
The penny press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1859-1860, 1859-08-25

NsrA little girl named Jane Geary had
her arm broken ON the Levee, day before
yesterday, by being run over by two-horsc
wood wagon.
The penny press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1859-1860, 1859-08-25

Us Emma Pross has been placed in the
custody of H. Kessler, Sheriff. Mr.. B. Boain-
ger, surety, having surrendered her to the
.oart, and she IL now in Jail. gI
The penny press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1859-1860, 1859-08-25

lsDr Schweitzer Hall, we'll l-known place Of
resort, on Main-street, near the canal, has
changed hands-Mr. Charles e. Them having
assumed the proprietorshop.
The penny press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1859-1860, 1859-08-25

Gg- If 1--WE are to judge from the arrivals at
our hotels, we should say that the fall trade had
fairly commenced, and promised to be very
large.
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Ngr Quite number of cases were disposed
OF in the Police Court yesterday, principally
for disorderly conduct The fines ranged
from S. to SIS.
The penny press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1859-1860, 1859-08-25

GD" The cigar store of +. F. Ebke, on
Western-row, No. 443, was burglariously en-
tered at an early hour yesterday morning, and
robbed of cigars amounting in value to 500.
The penny press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1859-1860, 1859-08-25

GS-The notorious Julia Dye, who for some
time past has kept house of ill-fame in this
city, "packed her kit" and left for New York
Yesterday.
The penny press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1859-1860, 1859-08-25

GSr Henry Trimble, for abusing his daugh-
ter, was sent to the City Prison for three
days, by Judge Lowe, yesterday. Served
him right.
The penny press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1859-1860, 1859-08-25

GROCERIES We call attention to the adver-
tiseDent Of ]. Ferguson. Families desiring
superior groceries, would do well to give him a
call.
The penny press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1859-1860, 1859-08-25

JET Letters of emancipation were Issued
yesterday In favor of oolored man, Ambrose
Bass, Of Davidson County, Tennessee.
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[By Telegraph
New York Cattle Market.

receipts 5000 head; sales at 7@llc. Sheep Receipts
i6,OOj head. The market Ia bIo, ant Swine higher:
receipts 250e head; saes ut an advance Of >69ssc;
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SIX CENTS WILL PAY FOR THE
PENNY PRESS ONE WEEK.
EDUCATIONAL.
HerrOn's Seminary.
vsyBE THIRTY.FIRsT SESSION orHE

vEVHE THIRTY FIRST SESSION OF HER
II RON'S SEMINARY will commence on MON
"a thorough, and Boys aud Young Wen are here pre-
nared either for College or for Business. Competent
Teachers, who love to work. are employed, aud no
pains will be spared to sustain the good name It has
enjoyed for fifteen years The price Of Tuition has
not been changed although too low, the object Ia
not much to make money as to do good. There are
thrte Departments.,Primary, Preparatory, and COL
legiate-n which all the branches of an English I'd
ucation, Latin, Greek, German aud French Lam
guages, Mathematics, Natural Sciences. and thor
ough course of Bookkeeping are taught, with Leo
lures every week. Half an hour. from sH to9 overy
morning, Is devoted to moral instruction, reading the
Scriptures by the pupils, singing and prayer. Com
positions and Defamation weekly.
PRICES OF TUITION:
Primary Depa, tment session of fye months, sIs %
Collegiate Department :. % 90
French 9. ls 0 90
Book Keeping, q % .. 10 90
Drawing and Painting extra, !" 90 =. 10 %
Number limited to ono hundred, and each pupil
carefully classified q i' '....t .' au6-bw-eow.
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CITY MATTERS.

@S- The Meohsnics' Fair Committe will bs
at Pixies 0pera-house, daily, for the purpose
of receiving articles intended for exhibition.
The penny press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1859-1860, 1859-08-25

@9- By the 1st Of October the cars of tho
Third'strsst Railroad Company will be running
drought the West End.
The penny press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1859-1860, 1859-08-25

RRANDY AND GIN COCKTAIL.-John
ED Bates would call the attention OF saloon and
Cocktail. They are made from the best brandy and
gin, and exqusitely favored. They are superior
to any thing Of the kind that has been made For
ing, sycamore street. an fflf M. ~ au2z
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FOR RENT.

LNOR RENT-A ROOM.-A large and COM
h modous Room on Fifth.street, between Main
and Walnut, suitable for millinery store, or fine
office. Terms moderate. Inquire at No. 20 West
Fifth-street au22awt
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@s> Meteorological observations for The
PENNY PRESS, by Henry Ware, 0ptician, No.
West Fourth street, August "a, 1859.
O'clock. Barometer, Thermometer
A: M.......-..",.".."..2a60 6S
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REMOVAL.

E. MENDENHALL,
Map, Book and Print-Seller and Stntioner,
Has removed his business to the more spacious
No. i0 WEST FIFTH STREET,
North side, near Main .street,)
Where he will be pleased to SEQ his old friends and
cutomvrs aulJ
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At the Old Established Stand,

II HAVE A LARGE AND DESIRABLE
IL stock Of Household and Office Furniture, both
sofas and parlor chairs Brussels and Dgran CARPETS
oil.ooth, cutlery, etc. fne assortment OF coun.
ters shelving, Office desks and stools, etc. Also, u
stock Of Billiard tables, pianos, extra marbls-top
counters and tables on hand and for sale low.
au6.am WIN. CARTER, Proprietor.
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II. KIT REDG E s. co.
134 MAIN STREET. CINCINNATI, O..
Pa. kiTREDGE B. FOLSOM,
55S St. Charles streeS New Orleans La,
Importers of Guns g. Sporting Apparatus
pul AND DEALERS IN GUN POWDER.
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WANTED--SITUATION-In a store, by
w ayouug man, sixteen years old; has had some
experience in tho grocery business, Address w.
or at this Office, anol ha
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The subjoined is the report made to the
Mayor, last night, by q special committee of
citizens, appointed at the request of the dairy,
man: te ltsaf
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.ANTED--A situation in store by
w boy, who can make himself generally useful.
Recommendation given II required. Address
THOMAS. at thia Office - anM. he
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INFANT ED-An experienced SOAP
w BOILER. Apply to Proctor Il Gamble, No.
$50 Western.row. au23aws
, 1859-02-12
Religious N Offices.

Noah md F47od.~ constitute the subject Of d.
ccuse bJ ReT. Mr. Hibba:d II the New Jerusalem TEN
pie Harrison street. between st1te street aod Wahash
Avenue tomorrow evening 1t halfpssts seven o'clock
Divine service b. held IN the rrEt hsl1sh Iuhs.
al Chur:n. tomorrow morning II half PIT ten O'Clock
and la ocl ,ck In the evening, co:ner ol
Wabash Avenue and Conkresa street. R;Y. D. Martin.
PASTOR
Divine services held ey=ry Sunday At 1Qx 4. NJ,
and ?. M. in tits Church Of the Ascension Prot:stant
Euccpal) On Oak Etree. between Wells and Lasale
street. Ho,th Diytdon. Sunday Bch7ol al O'Clock F. Ii.
-E.v. ". ". King will deliver bis third sernon en-
tie doc rine Of Immortality in st. Paus Church next
su.du evening. a. o'ccck.
ST. Johns Church. In tseA Lake street. opposite
Cnon Park. wlu opea fer Divine Services to MORROW
at l0H a. II snd IL 2. II. b. Rev. B.sh-p L=e D. T..
Will pr a:h in lbe eve.inx-
a doctE1al d1.cou.s. On the ''F1eA Of 3I5stery,"
postponed fro last Sunday On account Of the use Of
the will be given at the UaItaHan Church On Eunday
evening al ~ o'cldck. Seatsfree.
BI hop Lee. Of Iowa will preach in st. laes Church
on SUNDAY afternoon, At4 O'Clock.
The Fits. Christian or Disciple Church {nlsnomesed
:bellites) meets every LoE's DAY." In tieir Met
Ing llouac. Monroe street. bssween Rueser streets
(Te.t elde) S5eiI- atl0H a III. and ~ P. u. Seste
fseeto all.
The Ep!1cop. Church OF St Jahn, Cnion Park. We4t
Side Is open FIR Divine service every suntay ming 1t
10x O'Clock, and In the evening at TX 90 ock Pra1
meetiak1 hld every FidAy evening Ut ~ o'clock.
AL are invited to be pres.tt II. N. B1snoP. Rector
, 1859-02-12

WAsHtSe1oy, Feb 10.-The House Commit
tee on Military Affairs to-day recommended :
reductionio certain items Of the army appropri.
ation bill. to the amount Of several hundred
thousand dollars.
The feeling in favor Of The Modification Of tho
tariff is decidedly stronger. Pennsylvania Dem.
ocrats deolara their purpose to unite with the
Republicans on this question.
The Committee on WAYS and Neana bad tbs
subject of the tariff before them this morning.
The proposition that the three bills {Phelps',
Crawtords and Aorrills} should be reported
TO the House was lost By one majority. 4 mo-
tion was then made thai the Committes should
report its inability to agree and aak to be dis.
charged from the further consideration Of tho
aubject, thus placing the House in possession
Of the motion, SO that the question could b. ..
onece preceded with. This elected some dis
cnasion, but without coming to suy determina-
t'on. the committee adjourned till Saturday,
with the understanding that tho subject shall
then be definitely arranged in some form, 10
enable the House to set Nj. Phelps urged, in
DESPAIR OF any action, that tbs bill to reissue
the Treasury notes should be reported alone,
but the motion failed. The members Of tho
committee declare their inability 70 agree on
any tariff, aud it is therefore probable thas the
subject will como before the House On Monday
pexs without the report Of the committee, If
they. should still continue their triangular It.
tltude
, 1859-02-12
Road 10 Red River Of the North.
Correspondence Of the Evening Po-tI

=. CLorD Minnesota, Jan 4. le59.
Tie energy Of The settlers who hare planted
theu,aelveB alouE The direct route from here 10
the Red Rssr OF the Sor,h;:has alrsadJ done
much towards opening y aRta and Convenient
roAd. party raised 10 thix town has been Gu.
gagged about two months in cutting through
twenty miles Of timber, to make the ro4d short
er sud better. The other day some government
trains came IN from Fart Aoercromoie to pus-
chase grain. TheJ Came mott OF the way On
our newly located state ro6d, and made salts.
factory trip The road will soon be opened the
entire dialance, 147 miles; but = great deal
more will need 70 be done 70 it thso ths aettlers
can now do to mako IT good summer road.
Tho wagon.mssser bought eight hundred bush
els Of oats Of the settlers few ujles back. pay.
ing from thirty 70 thirty fire cents per husheL
THIS ls cltals the route By which tbe fort eau 1t
Ireseus oota1o ITS sappliss cheapest 1t would
ihe7etnre be ee'uony tyr .h" government 10
hefp NJ mate 4 few bridges. We d , not 40 this
VAT hold 70 she opiniuu that the government
should <up ''y everybody with spun ke.cake and
ale. uor IN @ke Al! the r. lds that sre TO ba mAde
but 1t ';onkre>s ~ 10 make an appropriation for
any road, Nc dem<nd 4dHre OF lAvora.
S4nco June l. 1857, the number Of settlers In
this (St CLOUDY i4nd district. who hare t!ed Dc.
e!srasions OF settlement On the vest side of the
Mississippi. u ,624. Of whom ATS have proved
up and paid Tor their la1d. There are many 9th
er settlers who have not Jet tiled their declars-
tion OF settlement, Us the psss Of tho townships
they arc in have not Jet been received. This
district extends seventy two miles from north Ia
south on the west side oi the Mississippi. PlaAe
Of seEenty-tvo townships On this aide. arc a.
ready in the ofiss. Thsae include nearly q
million and q half OF acres, excluaive Of school
lsnds- There are soue very excellent lands moi
taken up within twenty miles OF the Il mississippi
and the further weat toe settler goes thu better
ID bis opportunity for selection.
We are having comfortable winter. Labor.
ers arc still at work on our TAi11o7dA Wood
hard sud dry. sells 1t e. cord. Butter Of til
incest qnaiity, 20 cents per pound eggs, PEI
aossn, ditto. oshsr things IN proportion
CpLoTpu,
, 1859-02-12
FROM KANSAS,


from the Nlssoua Democrat, l0th1
a gentleman who arrived in thfs city last eve
ming brings startling rumor from kaosas, from
winch Territory ho has come direct
lie stases that when be left Shawnee, which
was on Saturday last, the 5:h iust there vas q
rumor current that Brown, who had bebn block.
ade IN some log huts near Nebraska, and was
released by force Of the Free State citixeus Of
ksnsas. had afterwards met The Missouri posse
under the direction Of Or. Woods, Deputy Msr-
shal whom Brown captured and lmmedis.ely
hung.
Our informant reached Westport on Sundsv,
where the same rumor bad preceded him, caus-
ing considerable sensation.
Mr. Smllh, the well-known hotel keeper in
Westport was Of the opinion that Dr.. Woods
had not been hung, although he believed he had
been made prisoner bs brown.
Judge Campbell was Smiths authority for the
whole statement.
1t ia thought, il the report il trus that Brown
has hung Woods, that the cisizens of Platte
City will Tre4k their vengeance tn M1. DoY and
bis 3Dp,
, 1859-02-12

$500 900 i'll Gold.

Nxw YoRx, Feb. 1l.-The s. S. Moses Taylor
arrived this evening frcm Aspiuwau "a with
California mails Of jan. 2Uth. Passed on the
9Th the U. 3. sloop.ot~war Brooklyn steering
southwest At Aspnwall left the lrigate Roam.
oke and sloop-of.war Savsnnah.
The Moses Taylor brings $lseo. .o0o Of trea::
sure. The principal eonslenees are Wells and
Fargo. 1914. 900; J. Straws l. Co, $l45, 900
American ExchanRe Bank. $4,000; freeman
j Co.. $4,000; metropolitan Bank, $50, 600;
HoaR & Co., u.s., 1000; Z Kelly L Co., $4,000;
Jas. Patrick, $50. 900; W. ), Coleman, *49. 600;
seliguan & Co., 1000; Walder Adams,
tsI.V 900; Croker Warner, $4,000; ". Ap-
J. =. 1 ). 5. Bacon, 1890; Crosby, Crocker
l. IS, $40.
California news mainly anticipated.
The Tehama Gazette ssys vein of caAl, which
1t is supposed will eqasl the Scotch c.nuel coal,
has been found on Elder Greek.
The Burns Centennial Festival WAS 10 be cele
brated in several parts Of the State.
The new sugar refinery in San Francisco had
been damaged BY an explosion; only one man
waa killed, although there were thirty in tho
building.
From Honolulu We learn shstthe French have
taken possession Of Clifferton Islands, six hun.
dred miles westward from Acapulco.
On New Years daY the settlers Of Round Val
ley, California, killed forty Indians. Tor killing
stock Msj. johnson had arrived there with
troops to s1ve the Indians protection
The stsge running between Forest Hill and
Yankee Jin's Placer, had been robbed By eight
or ten highwaymeo, Of between tmo and three
thousand dollars.
lATkR From SOUTH ANxn1sL
Dates from Valparaiso are to Jan. 1st
Chill still remains disturbed, and tho PROV
inceE under martial Law.
number ofthe parties arrested for sedition
have been sentenced to line Of Il 900 each and
, 1859-02-12

4 humber Of citizens Of Racine. Wis, have CON-
n1snced action The objec: Of which is to obtain
a perpetual injunction asainst the city's levyipg.
assessing. or collecting ta1cs orou tic property
Of said city, for the pay ment Of either principal OF
iuterst upon the tlir.e hundred Thousand dollars
Of bonds issued by the city, in aid Of the Racine
and Mississippi Railroad. Tie question Of tenn.
pora1y Injunction was argued before Judge Nog-
g1e, At Een0.I.a, on "Wednesday
, 1859-02-12

TIE BooT ON TIE OrHkR Foor.-Dariug some
mon'ba past, or since the mysterious disappear
anee Of one 4 Martin Of the firm Of 4. Martin l.
Co.. from the paths Of industry Of the peculiar
sort by him affected suits have been instituted by
numerous victims OF the above firm against two
men named Slomer, on the ground that the slo-
mess were connected With the fallen house of l..
N. i Co. One Of these snits WAS tred on We'd
nesday Inst before Justice Wallis, resulting in
verdict for the plaintit1.
Rudolph Slomer, one OF the defendants. in The
extremity Of his wrath forthwith immediately
msds st6d,vit before the same magistrate that
F. n. Ehronfe1a, one Of tbs prominent vituessea
IN the csas upon the point OF 6lomer's eouneo.
ticn with the above named Martin / Co, had
committed Perjury. Wbereupon NJ. Ebnenfels
was arrested but readily found bail. The cass
against him came uo before Justic Wallis yen.
tesday. when after the hearing Ehrenfels WAS
not onls discharged and completely acquitted Of
the charge, but On the other hand, S'omer. his
socuser, was shown to havs sworn falsely in thu
affidavit charging perjury upon Ehrenfsl',
whsreupon 8lomer Nm held 10 bail In 81. 900,
nd IN &sfaat soumitted.
, 1859-02-12

LEcrusEs.-Dr. Paddock, will give the second
Lecture OF the course upon Anatomy aud Physi.
ology this evening, at the Hall OF the Meehan.
ics' Institute. subject-Ths Apparatus Of AMI
NAL Motion. Dr.. Paddock needs only to BE-
heard to bo appreciated. Lectures to BE- con-
tinued every Monday and Saturday evening At
7l2 O'clock.
, 1859-02-12

HiHRxnS BENEVOLENT Soc1srY OF CHICAGO
A. ! regular meeting ot the above society, held
February 4:1s5s, the following resolutions were
unanimously adopted:
Reso'ced. That the members Of this society
tender 70 George y. Gage, Esq and through him
the very liberal and generous donation Of the use
Of the Light Guard Hall. on the evening Of tue
l7ta Of March, 1859, for the purpose Of giving q
ball Tor the benefit Of the poor OF this ci' ;.
ResoFoed. That copy Of the foregoing reso1u-
published in the daily newspapers Of this civ.
DAVID WALSH, President.
JoHN II. MOORE, Secretary.
, 1859-02-12

tG- Tie Wisconsin Legislature appears 10 le
making time after the Illinois pattern. Up to
Wednesday List four hundred and two bills Lad
been introduced, and only ten OF general cLa.ac-
ter had passed and received the Governors sig.
nAturn.
, 1859-02-12
No Steamer Yet.

PORTLAND, Me-, Feb. II, ?. .M.-There are ret
40 signs Of the steamship Iadian, now on her 17th
day from Liverpool and fully due.
HAI1FAY, Feb. 11th.-Tbe royal mail steamship
America, now In her l4th day from Liverpool, hss
not yet been signalled. The weather IS clear,
with light northwest wind.
, 1859-02-12
THE CITY.

ST. We would call the attention of those
wishing 10 purchase glassware, household fur
nitnre, teas, fab. etc, to the sale of Hill 4
Snasey, 81 Dearborn street. this morning at
half past nine o'clock.
, 1859-02-12

The for:y :@o days during which our Legislators
are allowed t.a dollars yNr dhii-n. for sitting at
Springfield, cxrir: 10 m vrux: Alter this week
they are en- i.led 20 .rc ;uslar day oniy-xlIich
wilt lave IN cucousagIus efE.ct on business It
has betn t'und absolutely uecessary TO prsloug
the ses*lnu ICY bc dual Il re, hut it will un-
do1btufv clost. next Neek
, 1859-02-12

n Grover Bakers new and unequalled
So Family Sewing Machines, with hemners,
silk, cotton and linen threads.
T. ALkxAspsR, Ag't l66 Lake-st
, 1859-02-12

UelEus9 OF Urs 10y and Som
ST. Louis, Feb. 1lth--The bill spproprist-
ing 81 900 and authorizing the employment Of
counsel for defense Of Ar. Doy and son, charged
with abducting negroes from Missouri, and now
in jul at Plsttc City. NO., has passed sne Lower
House Of the kansas Legislature without op-
position.
, 1859-02-12

SNOW AND s1E1oHtsa.-Thc snowfall yesterday
Was br;sk, and effected material change in the
tac'llt'es for locomotion. Tie seishs came out in
'ui foEce in tue afternoon, even while tic snow
fell fast. There were numerous crack turn outs,
guy With gliding, rich iu their wealth of iurs, and
merry with jnging BELLS And We further noticed
numerous lmprom;'tn crafts, auong these the most
notable WAS that Of J. S. AfcInti.c, eho ly e.
cure!y fastening Temporary shoes beucath Its
buggy wheels, their revolutionary tendency being
titus checked. the craft became handy aud USE
ful one in the eleighiny fleet.
, 1859-02-12

NoaTH BAPTIST CuuRcn.-The pews in the
-t-t,ot Vf snu fss4 Il. 1t~rsles OuuI I'll, cufucs Ut
Dearborn and Ohio streets, will be rented for
one YeH on Saturday, Feb. 12th. It 2 l-2 o'clock
P. u. fe6 I'd
e. Sec Advertisement Of Quaker City so
Sewing Macaine. l.. CoRNKLL i Co.,
oc28 1y lB3 Lake street,
, 1859-02-12

ST. Lor1s, ll,h.-A fight betxeen Is Shawnee
Indians and II whites, ID which three Of The for.
mer were killed and seyesst wounded, occurred
near Chester. Sebrasks, on the 18th ut. The
anatr grew out Of au attempt, on the part of the
indiaus, to commit an Outrage on q white wouau,
, 1859-02-12

MRs. WaEElER's LEcrERE.-The lecture this
afterooon, at three o'clock, at the Third Presby-
tertan Courch, will be upon the heart aud lungs,
circulation and perspiratiou- Tickets Of admis-
sion iwent y-3ve cents.
, 1859-02-12

- Ladies' and gentlemen having left of
clo.niug to dispose Of, may hear Of liberal
cash purchaser By dropping line addressed
Ar. D.. boz 4ll8, Chicago Post Office.
fell 9k
, 1859-02-12

CAPITAL PuS1sHMESr--A discourse will be
preached upon this subject, sabbath morning Ut.
lo4 O'clock, In tue Plymouth Church, corner Of
Van Buren, STREET and Eliaa Place, by the pastor.
lsev. J. E K,y.
, 1859-02-12

PEu1Ls OF WINTER aNAv1aAr1oN.-The Sbeboy-
gan 1es. Of the 5th inst, states that the echoon-
er Twin Brothers, Capt Peterson, cleared IRON
that port On Wednesday for Chicago, but the vlo-
lent storm Of Thurday compelled her to put back.
After having reached Milwaukee Bay, and having
lost most Of her sails. Capt. Peterson ran her on
shore near Amsterdam, in the night, having prc-
riously thrown overheard most Of her cargo. She
was afterwards gut afoat, and reached Sheboygan
haFbor On Tuesday afternoon.