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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1859-12-23
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GtrT. VAnYlhlth VALUE IRON TIFTY CENTS
tiuUuNtH 10 iuE rlHruAatR o. AWAY
NUNh
a. tale pleasure boo sfauH thHt the Hrfal aud iugfras
w ins patronage bestowed uiru us tf tbg people p Auw
iiEiHhI Hnl uuff pafa ~ The NuunH tuHnlrn o. CO.
l Hi flfHrl Inducements Co. puItuatffa ~ bkH. auI
l'lAual' 90 aaa0fallDus gtiuhg up eabs hau ever b.
lHr advantage possesses ans Other similar tatat
IaHINui lu hr county. especially tf ulUuF Noe tu-
-A ~ iti ,.- - "a iirHi o. tlae as4-a4lird uiii uuI
HII. HHl uulffaaui uuf tupfHr HHu lutfraaIuf iaIl
Nrt WI DUNG business our ADVANTAGE falHsh
So publHH % large llsi 10 valuable tuHta
Mruiaiu large quantities ui utlgT valuable tuass iuNG
change Coo uUt uHu.
Wruui lsrsr rbiioUs nom other publishers ur essb ~
ven lnW puUst
W. put Coco office uuuatls tuuk uu our catalogue
We Hlrr uu Inducements WulIN hr uu Dot UIuIl
Mrhut uuf watches lu isffv quantities CasA aud Of
tnr boat uHatr
W. nave onr lrvelry made 60 order by The best
"a. lufrfH lu thIH tuuNifb Huu tufulr
Nf doing aI extensive business. make Fau-
able FirHrliH more fft4ufutN c. purchaser.
HUI praful plan 70 operations BE- the urFIuatrd
uNr FraH ago tf 81 ttans au1 10 tituru uut
Huf hi thr hHlaa JUDICIAL Authority Bee urat fats
W gee luiuui but u} soc voice ut ult people Maine
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1859-12-23
Get Your Lumber Planned |!
For Sale I!

DY the subscribers at low figures, l2
I'D and 10 foot Engine Lathrs with or without
screw fixtures. Also ono I'd hand
CLAPBOARD pLANER,
One Blind Machine together with 2 sizes OF Eel
ton Portable Cast Iron Grst Mills suitable for
grinding all kinds Of grain together with corn on
the cob. r. II. FAIRBANKS, --
Agent for Caledonia Machine shop Co.
n. BIN the absence Oft. II. F., call on s. q.
Brackott or ID. Colby, at the Planning Works for
particulars. g3tf
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1859-12-23
W0OpNORIHls BOARD PLANER /

II All Sow hulHhlHF another boz 81 those
4 superior Board FlaurTi, shirH ~ durability,
HpflluE qualIflfs Hud good locke ~ hsTd 90 beat
hHFlnH made unIHpeT pf improvements Du the
machine sIurr hTaf hrFsH 90 man utacfuff Sizes
rsu bJ reference tu % lafEr circle 20 custoHIfia
sausG auy Who visb IL that they AZ rmphafIraE
W fhf bfsf suriariug mills ~ Boz uar.
Orders lJ mail 90 ulh1rHlse promptly attended
co.. LLkk BIEIELL.
&c. Jobusbury, juno 20. 1860 400
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1859-12-23
Ntnal. Aobertlntmenta.
STAgE or rEHOfE
JAhss arEnLia mTtTE-

JAMES hNNElNh hHIANN
o. Probate Count. holden at luurnhaTEl lu ana or
sald district SOC fil 1aF ~ Dec. a % lstl
~ INuA hIAhkE. A1m'a nu tHr estate nf "a MEn
~ athtit lsie n huihai 90 sa'd dsincl drrrss.4r
UakfH application o. hHu fauu Oh fu1 coo uuf Dol
lTr aarl hrf paI te depta dun loom tail fstaia aDl
a rrudrf BOG aaeinhtfalinn soagHHt unu s1mr miaf9
Whrreup1u % b afdrfrd OBJ said 0uri mat e samc o.
heard af r Ff.afr nn0U iu luHfnufF 600 200 uaf
JantA d. i1 ANA % sfartnrr Ordered Ht uatee hr EFtu
a. 40 prfsuns fllrTrd. Dbl nlf puhiraiinu lf ta arfI
lu lhn IaieHulau plutfd a nf lahnaD4rg tfae HrfkH
aurrrsaf tIt hfflff said healing
hI thu Houri Attest
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1859-12-23
Weeks Magic Compound
Weeks Magic Compound
Weeks Magic ComDqand

4 sure and sewerage remedy Tor
Coughs, Asthma, Bronchitis,
Colds. H0opIng-COugh, HOarEeneaa,
Group, Sore Ths0at Influenza
FENEH AND AGuE.
it % Rausuled 10 relieve che sr1up ln i've mia
ftr6.
10 break up common cold ~ q single pight.
10 relieve che asthma az once.
TO rufe 40 coughs and diseases Of che Lungs,
previous 90 uirrrAuaf.
10 break up the rAils and fever la Ave dayt,
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1859-12-23
PASSUMPSIC BANK.
oTHE DIAMOND ATLAS

rs a Jewell OF a Book"-lttuL Mnury. II
A shows each Iotrn hae with AL the fidelity Ola
state map. IL gives map Of every State. Terri
tory aud country Ia the world, with new aud full
description Of cach-=n tvo vols.
Evefy family In the state will be called on and
given al opp0rtuHitg .lhaeEibc- IL cpaln lrtz-
than one half the price Of any other aiIaa, and 10
)oi equal value
aABTEB MILLER General Agent
o7-7O PassumpaIc. W.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1859-12-23
NOTICE

A IL pnrannA intorehied in the Estate Of
~ the late Harvey Warden, are requested 60
make an early payment totthe undersigned, TO
aage costa ALLAH AoPHEEI ADMIT.
Barnst, Dee. y, 1853. $50
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1859-12-23
Musical Instruction.

NTRs, II, T.. SAWYER, would give NO.
vi urF 60 the inhabitants ufHt Juhntuu,y amt
vicinity that shc viii give instruction on Tie ~.
$1,000 per term.
Rooms a. NJ, A y. nluuts
g. JuhntbuD ,Iau. 20, 1850. aOu
NErrbusCrs.-u, , Baker. J ", Adams, Lr-
" T. Homer, J, G ID. PNhcL, aud W, hchulue.
Nostuu.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1859-12-23
NJ NOIICE nj SEIILEllEAI
CuARLEa PEABopF's EsfATE

-. 5nh Az hhunhht !hlfr-
90 JoEAH nROogs Jutfs
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1859-12-23
CROCKERY ARD eLASS WARE.

u 7 q =. 7. IIItDW
IL AVE just received a new assortment Of
i tT1rtfy RUd Glass Wave, which they vii
aell very low Some new aud splendid styles
plain AVID glIt hand china Tea sctts,
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1859-12-23

sHIl tr . e.. BINGHAM. SO Jebr.tHr. ~ Iufrs a
Go tIr AUw iuE lIHu rtHtrI. ...
, 1859-02-08

Hicl, tile chap who undertook the job Of intro.
ducins aud putting through the Lccolnpton Char
ter for this city tried his band at describing Re-
pubcanism the other day. The Journals corzes.
pondcnt writes He said that in tue north part
Of the State it WIS black; In the middle sections it
was party coored, yellow, kind of nnlatto party;
down south, in Egypt, it was "a kind Of 4 wisby-
washy, milk.aud.water party, with no distinctive
or we'll defined principles s-rery much like the De
nocraey!'' These were Ills exact words, and, as
you can well imagine, they I" brought down tic
uonsc.n
We stated, recently, tlat this genius resided in
Shawncctown, which, by the way. is Republican
toTn, if it Ii in Egypt. But it seems VIC were
mistaken. His local llab:atton is raid to he at a
little place known as Eew Haven" Gallatin Co.
The Republicans OF Slsawuectown are Indignant
at The imputaton hat one Of their cizcus would
he guilty Of tue di-gracell act of introducing into
the Legislature the inqu:tous Lccompton fwiudIe
of Dyer, Shcahan l. Cn. We beg their pardon,
and assure Our Republican friends Of Shawnee
town that the error was uninientiousl.
, 1859-02-08
Fire at Eariyitle,

We learn that on Sunday night LAST the
barn and some other out-honses belonging
to Mr. N. Hedges, Of Earlr.lle, were destroyed
b. fire work Of incendiaries Some time
ago, ii will be remembered, the Seminary
building at Earlyi!le was blown to fragments
by Il chnrge Of powder placed beneath ita foun-
datious; aud subsequently, Intellectual attempts
we're made to fire the barn Of Ar. Haight, Of
that place, md the Railroad freight depot. 1t
'ssupposed the fire On Sunday night was set By
tho same parties, aad that their object was
revenge for the summary proceeding oi the
citizens Of Earlvills nearly year ago in put.
ting stop to the local liquor traffic.
The parties suspected tve or six in
nuuber-were promptly arrested and taken to
Ottawa yesterday FOR examination. Our inform
ant says that among the effects discovered in
the house Of those arrested, we're papers impli-
eating them in criminal of1ences, materials for
making counterfeit money, and combustible
materials for ncendiary purposes.
, 1859-02-08

The democracy in our Legislature are funny
fellows On Saturday Mr. DIETRICH, OF Ran
dolph County. reported from the House Com
mitteo on Finance. 9 bill to appoint Vim. u.
Fondey agent to psy the interest on the State
debt. requiring him to keep An office in New
York. and giving him salary Of tsoo thotsaad
dollars pr aanum! This, II Mr. Church, of
McHenry. immediately declared, Was a direct
in(raction Of the Constitution in Section u Of
Article ", which is Is tollows:
*.BEc IL The Governor Gh11l no1n,n4t., And BY and
With tae advice and Of the Senate u majority of
the eenaorB concurog1 appoint al otccr9 whore Offices
Iblished By ths Constitution. 'pty be created
By law and whose appointments are not otherwise pro-
I'D ID for "4d .neh .sosr +'au be opFasad elttr
BY tAt G<a<fut AAe.st{R."
Yet thess brawlers for popular sovereignty
fought their bill through heated discussion,
determined to appoint ME. Fondey 10 an office
which The people wouldn't give him. and which
the Constitution prevents him from holding IN.
less his commission comes lrst from Gov. Bis.
sol. 1t was finally re committed to the Finance
Committee, where if its authors know what is
good for tAc1n, they will allow it an infinite re-
pose,
, 1859-02-08

DETURNED.- HUBBELL Is HAPPY
H. 70 inform lis nrue.ops ftteuda md patrnn, thet
be ~ cst returned fiou, teue IA Europe. and h4yf1E
*1 se Il rn4 sT sorse ot ne nnen oosHH4s o that
sa4e5 ~ eAs@ requiring the hest xiii IN Medical hi
eERkafa4 Haeace. Quos 70 R&ndolphs, ta2a cll3 In
, 1859-02-08

Regency Illinois.
The S2i al February will 5000 be here-s dav
which every American heart loves,to commemo-
rate, and which, owing to the reviving iutereat
gathering about the memory Of Washington,
will probably bs more generally observed
throughout the country the present year than
ever before.
The Mt. Vernon Association, organized to Oh.
tain possession for the American people Of the
home and grave Of Washington, would suggest
70 the citizens Of this State the propriety Of eel
ebrating the day in manner which shall not
only be the expression Of true patriotic feeling,
bat which shall directly aid the funds of the
Association. Let every city, town aud yi1lage
do something to sid cause which it il hoped will
contribute largely to our political regeneration,
md cement more closely the bonds of our feds.
raj Union.
Let the heart Of woman respond 10 the silent
appeal which goes forth from the neglected tomb
Of him whose spirit yet WHITES our national
lille. while his a1bta Lie unhouored, and the home
be Rraced il daily desecrnted by sacrili8ious
hands.
Let the young, to whom are sure to be CON.
mitted the high trusts Of our great contede1acy.
come forward and help 10 confecrate one SPOT.
at whoae altar the fires Ct true patriotism may
be famed into flame and kept forever burning,
Let all como and psy, on this his natal day,
their humble but grateful tribute to him who
was hrat IN war, hrss iu peace, and first in tho
hearts Of his couutrymen
Chicago ID preparlng generously to celebrate
the day, and will not the whole State initiate
her example.
Luther Haven, Esq Of this city has been ap-
pointed Treasurer Of this Association for lii
nols All persons Masking collections for the
Mt. Vernon Fund are requested to forward them
70 biz address, No. " Lake street. Chiesgo, and
also 70 forward q list Of contributors 10 Mrs
Vim. Barry, Richmond Aonse, Chicago.
Tho VICE Regent acknowledges the receipt Of
S.s from Members Of the Senate aud the House
Of fRspresentatlveaof Illinois, to constitute them
members Of the Mt Vernon Association.
She would also gratefully acknowledge their
personRl kindnesses. snd the valuable assistance
rendered By them in aiding the preliminary ar.
ranRements necessary for the organisation Of
the State. ELIzAper1 Vt. HAepr.
Vice Regent Mk Y. l.. l. for lllino1a.
Chicago, RI. Z. 1859.
All the papera in the State will confer 4 favor
by copying the above.
, 1859-02-08

d 00f\ At TEN PER CEST.-A
: I'd sOOty party = shes ne :, seu : tnnsll lot
low price On fair terms and loan tbs purchaser tt0O
OF n4wAtd3 n ten pet Cent. other Iec1tty or
TWO yex{3- Applc2uaa to be made to per1ap2T or
b. letter J. l. LEE-
tal5 1t WAdsworth Co. Is Clark u. boz as:1 2.
, 1859-02-08
CAG0, TUESDAY MORNING, FEBRUARY 8. 1859.
POLICE XATTERa,

G..
e...- 49,. s .ae ~ ' ~e'@ '0s tue 'as'
''1,'.e'sas M no
.,.S.. , " ~ .a.' es ~ ,, "ooo' ohe was dis
n.sn;, - o.e.a".s,s.s.- e,e' w. v I.'of.
.,-e., - a1ank and abusing
,. n.s !a.n'ty. !, "as pso'sa o5 In officer that
=; eua. ~ snsn na app:o.snea hls presence, was
.1e ~ " "u4ppA4 ~ "ne WIN his waist
'uep'ne ooe4'e ena* lean" ctalned that be had
ailso' 70 oea' nel' iu1s "ea denied BY Justice
...: oAsAH:' "ue 'eo ueaa. "ss followed by the
no ,upon11un u nos '" s''' oenn" went to the
0.1s..sn pa..;sl u.r. ,,.,;..
n,a..a,ss 1;ra.:', ~ ths .- 80. "lle' Fatflek re-
r.s1 uSEi-'."s = 49,. ~ 49, 'o!aes oi E1-Aloer-
e;t- .;....s ..as. 49,. ~ .sa.,.. 80" tes'oeo IN tn's
~. a...s. ] 80 80 ,s.a.s,.h,s a penh7eo a'mself
-;.r,::-;s. : a. ~. 80 'la'4e"aa' sfat'
,at ~ ~ ..n;na.a.,r M ~. u.r "4N'' nln'' ne "as
1u:,,:.Lc.,e
H. It, ses .s,,;s.s oouSns o's 'aml-
~ s .1.' VIC 'e0'!ne1 " 'ne ABUSE conlsy'
, 1859-02-08
THE CITY.

RkPcHL1cAH Ctus NEE71So.-There will BE- q
meeting Of the Republican Club ut the Superb
sors' Room in the Court House, On Wednesday
evening ne1t-the 9Th inst-to make arrange.
ments for the Spring Eiectioua.
B. F. Dowkna, Sec'y.
, 1859-02-08

EXCELSIOR soc1Err.-fhe Sons OF New York
hold their Tenth Anniversary this afternoon and
evening, at the Richmond House. Banquet at 1
o'clock precisely. Soiree at 9.
The descendants Of The veritable old Kuicker-
boekers hold their Tenth Anniversary this after.
noon and evening, at the Richmond House.
The Mynhecls Of Amsterdam and Holland hold
. grand Banquet this afternoon, ut the Richmond
House, at o'clock precisely.
Peter the Headstrong and Wouter Van TwilIer
will be at the Banquet at the Richmond House,
this afternoon at O'Clock.
Spyten Deuyyel will be at the Banquet Of the
Excelsior Society, this afternoon at O'Clock
The Dutch Bnrghers will be at the Excelsior
Banquet, this afternoon at 1 O'Clock.
All Of the Mohawk Dutchmen will be at the Ex.
ce1dor Societys Banquet, this afternoon At 1
O'Clock.
Rip Van TInEe will be at the Excelsior Bau-
qoet, this afternoon at o'clock, at the Richmond
House.
Diedrich Knickerbecker will be at the Excelsior
Banquet, At the Richmond House, this afternoon,
at O'Clock.
1chabod Crane and Katrina Van Tassel will be
at the Banquet and Soiree Of the Excelsior Society
this afternoon and evening,
, 1859-02-08

E1dnrn MAE" KrfunLlctN CLuR.-The Re.
pub!icaus Of the Eighth Ward will meet at
Nick kastler's. Isl North CLARK street, On Tues
day. February 6:h, at ~ T. H., to organize
and make arrangements for tho spring cam.
paigu. By order Of
Etcnfu " Es fsa..,..-...
, 1859-02-08

HONE OF TIE FR1EspLEs.-Th benevolent
ladies' interested in the Home Of the Fr;endiess. :.
announce an that meeting vii! be held 1t the Home
Wednesday afternoon, at o'clock, for the purnose
o. mak.1ng arrangements 1or having tea party to
@ e@2uliaoute 70 lhe funds OF that Institution. all
who are interested in this obj ct are invited to at
tend. a full meeting Of lie Board at that lime
will also be desirable. fe1,a.ot
, 1859-02-08
steaA Ferry ffoA C>a1eu Bla6s to Omaha City.


A TLANT1C ROYAL NAIL STEAM NAV
"A kason Coupaay's New York and Galway Llne.-
1n1 next departure tam Ntv YORK will be the
1kQASlAN capt SEQ. Wuu. Jackson 10 satt trono New
YoFk 3ebsuaE 1he stsamsh PRINCE MuEAT
Captalo I. J. Waier4 % ssu r., n New Yaxk On Tho
GIVE shs ReJsl 4ais f1eo q Raasxs:-Yhs* ClAas.
u shs principal cities railroad routes 10 Greaf Btan
Third Gs @a.: pfo''de Plata snte fo.t, =, and bed
Gaaze g. gor tei<G pazs4e inauu of the Amsri.
can kp = CAn2any., u Hu4lAon sxeet II BEoadwsy,
md u fheE other advertised oiccs n The INTERIOR
PasAEo u tho third c3ass b eec1d a. 80 Of 10
aboFe ome 70 htno oefson4 out hon any Of The psinc-
pa ees On hs lines ef railway IN t4reat Britain or ~
ox Auoa GALWAY for ~. "
ALEX HOLLAND Aanat:c
No. % Dearborn Btre<t. Chicaro,
ntW IoFx. Aov. Il l8a uo34 nst3 I'm
, 1859-02-08

Ck1HDRAr1oN or WAsu1Na1ox's B1g7upAy,-
The Executive Committee INST at their head
quarters at the fremont House, On Saturday
evening, and partially concluded upon pro-
gramme for the celebration on the ED, az fol-
Iows:
1st Thet the dsy should be welcomed in bY
the firing of Federal Salute, and tho ringing
Of the bells Of the city for thirty minutes, at
sunrise.
sd goaGd ado4 mjlitsr' and ci'ic procession to
Sd. The firing National Salute at aundown,
4!h. An Oration and National Concert, 1t Ne.
tropolitsn Hail.
bth. 4 Grand Banquet, at the fremont House.
Sth. Gfand Soiree 1t the Richmond House.
7th. Matinee, or day performance, 1t Nc.
Eickers Theatre.
sth. An evening performance at North's Am
phitheatre.
Tbs following resolutions were unanimously
adopted:
Rao2r<d, That the various organizations take
rank in their appropriate divisions Of the pro.
cessisu according to their date Of institation.
Iizsotred, That D. ". Boss G. N. Holden, and
". ". Daueuhower be appointed special CON-
mitsee, to confer with tho various railroad com.
psnies. in regard 70 issuing excursion tickets.
Lxso{rkd, That the Federal, State, County,
Town and City Officers, The Judges and officers
Of the several Courts, members Of the Bar, the
Reverend Clergy, and the Medical Profession BE-
requested TO join in the procession.
Retolrfd, That the heads of the various Or
gsuizatons or bodies, that intend uniting in
the celebration. be requested to report to the
Secretary, By Thursday evening next {if posi-
| ble,) their probable numbers aud date Of organ
ixAtlon, to enable the committee to complete the
programme.
Adjourned to meet Is above, On Tuesday eve
| ming, ssh inst,
JoHx G. HAtsKs, Chairman.
". n. DAHRxHowEH, Secretary.
, 1859-02-08

CHICAGO BUILDING Assoc1A71ox-1nt the lower
House Of our Legislature, on Friday, was INTRO
daced bill to incorporate tho Chicago Bald
iuR Association.
, 1859-02-08

Inc Young Mems Christian Association
lad pleasant and interesting reunion at t4eir
rooms on Randolph street last evening. This
Association Is doing good work in our city, and
they deserve well Of cur citizens.
, 1859-02-08

D1voRcEs.-There are four divorce cases On the
chancery docket Of tue Recorders Court this
tenn. Good food for lovers Of scandal
, 1859-02-08

B Madame Akerstrom's grand Fancy Dress
Ball takes place at her roona On Wednesday
evening. Those who have attended Mad AS
balls and parties speak OF them in high terms Of
prsiss. They are conducted With the most pe.-
fact order and decorum.
, 1859-02-08

" Attention is particularly called to the lee
tuEe On Aftica, to be delivered by Mr. Ca1decott,
this (rucsday) evening. at Metropolitan Hall, de-
count Of the missionary labors among the Kaff1zs
Of South Africa Mr. G. has resided twenty-one
ycass in that country, and during his long resi-
depce there accumulated much valuable and H.
tercsting information relative to tie country and
Its inhabitants. We recommend al1 to 60 and
hear him.
, 1859-02-08

0rERA IN Cn1CAoo.-6trakosch. with his IA.
nous opera troupe, will be in this city On The
elst Inst, and will open 1t Acyieker's Theatre,
, 1859-02-08
REORGANIZATION or THE COURT OF CON,
MON PLE&8,
Meeting OF the Chicago Bar.


Meeting OF the Chicago 1ar.
| -
:. ,,..+;,. -. A.,
Bar was held in the Inv 1nst;tnt. ,oom Al the
-. n -elo ~ sa0 ~" 4nsn.a'e room A'Ioe
~ .,., -, 10 'n - 1o'9' a.
~ oeloek' a. A.-Hon- Walter B. scassa in
Root Secretaries. VIZ ~: ;,::szs :~:,,
to consider The necessity Of increasing tte Ju' "
dicial force OF Cook County.
~ on mo"on 'as. o. lanes r. hoo' committee Of
M.,,r. ~ u n;,,s. ~ ~ tu' Tno,t, consisting ot
Jameson, Elliott Anthony, and s. B. Perry, for
the purpose Of reporting resolutions expressive
o1 Inc sense OF Inc meeting, and petition to
advocated by tho members Of The he bar % p.s,ens ae
and on motion the meeting adjournsd TIL 5
| vened, filling ball Of tho Institute, ' ''1
Tho COMMITTEE tbroueb tbe;r Chairman -.
oort.d .hs .o,,ox;.a a 1s.a,..;en e oua4tman, 70
which ,sre unsn'man,z l.'.Iaai .aon'aa ana p''''0'
N,o,,<d Th,, ~. 49,. 49,, :; ..:
tion prepared By Msssrs. Henry Q. Milierp lIe " "
L. naFGsss; John A. Jameson, Elliott Anthony
nurno,a.shn25 ~ - tha nna apPetaIeo lot !oat
tho urgent necessity Of IN itnmeaiste channa sn
the organization Of the Cook County Court Of
petition q. Of .hs 1s.s Of fdSp' tbs aa1a
bers Of this meeting,
RxtoEptd: That IN Recommending ,ncb cba,os
re do not wish to ba understood az intim.tiag
eea. toc a9ne.aoIe M 1enn H. uson, the Judge
Manierre. Judge If ths GooE Gannsv G;saaG. GGSorGe
, 1859-02-08

ANOTHER SUIT TO RECOVER LARG1 LANDED
PROPERTY IN CHlcAao.-1t is stated that Gen.
Murray Mcconnell, who recently resigned his
Office Of Fifth Auditor Of the Federal Treasury at
Washington, has done so for the purpose Of re-
turning to this State TO bring suit for the recovery
Of some dozen Of acres Of land in tho heart Of the
city Of Chicago. It is alleged that the land was
legally entered at tue Land Office, but afterwards
seld By Government to other natties.
, 1859-02-08

D1:soIu71oS.-The CO partnership heretofore
existing between the Subscribers under the frm
OF fTappen Brothere, was dissolved BY mutual
consent on the 25th ultimo.
John Ii. Tappen will continue the clothing
ousiness at Rockford, III. tor his own account,
and H. H. Tappen will liquidate the affa rs Of ths
late trim. being authorized to use the uame Of
the late firm for bet purpose.
Il. Il. TApPxx,
Chicago, Feb. 5, 1889, J. Ii. TArPkS.
, 1859-02-08

Tar JuxPHR7x CASE III pa1as-McNally 4 Co.
have in press, and will shortly Issue in handsome
pamphlet form, the Jumpertz trih, inst con
curate report Of the evidence, Arguments Of
counsel, and decision Of the court in pointA OF
lsw. tho whole comprising an aecurste history
Of the ease. The work will be carefully prepared
BY . member Of ths Chicago bar.
, 1859-02-08

CARD Finding it impossible to sell cut the
stock and business Of the late firm Of Tappen
Brothers. without making sacrifices to which /
am unwilling 10 submit, have leased The store
No. JOE Randolph street, for the purpose Of con.
timing the the trade in fine clothing on my own
account. Iexpect to remove to the new store
On or about the 18th inst, and am determined
to make it the interest Of all to continue to me
the liberal patronage bestowed upon the late
nrm. ~ II. Il. TAPpRy,
, 1859-02-08

TIE Police CouRT.-There has not been time
for many Jears when there were 50 few arrests for
drunkenness, disorderly conduct, aud other Ike
crimes, as ut the picsent- This is not owing to
any want Of vigilance on the part Of the police,
but there is real absence Of this description Of
characters, which indicates an improved condition
Of the morals Of our city.
, 1859-02-08

"THosx BAl71xoRa 0xsrzRs." Aye, those
Oysters direct from the Chesapeake, rich, ius-
clous. and satisfying, can be had "stewed,
roasted or fried" at Wrighfs, opposite tho
Court House. There Is something singular
about them-they make the aick well, and The
well better. TIT them,
, 1859-02-08

~ In the Legislature on Saturday the fol-
lowing bills wore paused in the lower House To
amend the law Of 1s45 in regard to fire CON-
panies; to incorporate ths Board Of Trade Of
Chicago; to authorize tho Common Council Of
tho city Of Chicago to vacste ftreets and alleys;
to incorporate tho American Express Company.