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, 1859-01-27
Douglas :NOyement.

.. WASHINGTON. Jan. II.
The Philadelphia Ptnnsylr1ntan. ot the 2lst.
states that ct mnv~u'ent is ID proRress to
bring Judge Dnnxfas on the course for the Pres
ldency insmcd;atety. ''This f.ct," says that
journal, has just come to our knowledge, sud
We 'tel II 70 be our duty to the public to au
nounce it.'
On Friday night last private meeting wig
called at the ST. Lawrence Hote1, IN this city,
The persons who canyened the meeting were
the chiefs uud leadcra Of the late reception
given to Sir. Douglas Alter those invited we're
assembled, in quiet and private way the object
Was made known b, Foruey, who scied Hs
spokesman sud leader to them, BE made 8
proposal that Instant and prompt action should
be had to inrite Douglas to accept Of an ind<-
pfhdsht nom'hd!ton Tor the next Presidential
eleclion, without regard to the selection of the
Charleston Convention
Attorney General knox also present, dissent
ed from the proposals OF Forney. The ground
tuken by him Vas. tlot it was iuexpedent 50
to act. The mos: Fradtnt course would be 10
submit the cluiu1- ol D.uglas to the Charleston
Convention, aud n; H. every Effort to secure the
nomination for hiul, tu! hAuud that fail be would
willingly leare tbe purity. n3d Aith Douglas tor
his lender, try th":r ia-tuGvs with the people,
O!her fFrsous who were present differed from
bath, particularly SltG ;uulA and Mccormick.
nho were opPJ*tc ~ uuy actlon that would b.
to the us4Kes and discipline of the
Democratic party.
, 1859-01-27

WAsn1sGroS. Jeu. a6.-The Committee on
Ways and Meaas at meeting yesterday dec,.
ded several important points: l5s. In favor of a
modification OF The tariff Phelps. Phillips, d.
Crawford. Do~dell and Le,cl4er agaiust. The
sense Of The Committee ~as taken an
to whether modification Of the tariff
should bt combined with anr loan to be
granted. This was carried: Messrs. Phillips,
Morrill,. Davis. Howard, sud Macay. voting
aye,1nd Phelps, Crawford, poEdeli aad Letcher,
nsy. Ar. phslF then submitted bis bill fur d
modification Of ths tariff. l. proposes to ra,.e
&60ot. .ooo Of additional revenue by adopting
the decimal divisions suggested BY Mr. Cobo,
transferring articea from the free list 70 The
suitable schedules, and uausposlns *,ae Of tae
existing schedules. Iron is put at Is per cent
cotton %; wooIens Is, Gnd leo per c.nts OF thr
tariff Of l535 srs reduced to 80 o-all the duties
of ralorem. The !oso proposed By Mr. raeirt
IL II, ,UU1, QUO.
, 1859-01-27

kFEola 1be lHtkttr. HtFald aod pse.s.1
0nc !" 1hu:c co,l, c.l:cul1tn. II n,.'eto g ,Yljc.,
shock the scu>i0.liiic+ and cun tic btnud, W.s
cushHli'ird in the vicinity OF lli>tien St Clair
County. last Friday hight 4 IN III named Bcalle
~ctt to tie ht1.c ol his neigI!l,or, u Mr, Levi.
With wnoyn he had snme difficulty. fully rrrp.r,,l
10 sSa .n "t,s Ssa 2 HE S lis pans wc
Ma,uled. Approaching lie tehc- il front OF the
iou-e, lie naaIr a nnI-c by breaking tIe paling+,
tu induce lis Hunted victim 10 open the dour. The
n,l@> accomplished the expected cu1. the dur
ssuu= open. and tile vile uf Mr.. Lryi appeared
III the rntrance. The Nex: moment i heavy
c!iar-e OF sllrt fio:n the fatal gun was lodged
in the breas. If the un=u*pectng woman.
Size lived but short time, and there alone,
with tue gory form OF his murdered wife, did
the TTetchcd husband pass tae remainder Of the
night, fearing to leave the house, lest the vll.
lainouA heLd lay in ambush Without. HiB fran.
tic thrieks we're heard By come neig; ;'bors who
lived Ut the dls!ancu ut three hundred yards,
but owipE to The fact thnt q grocery was kept
nrnr bis house., They we're accustomed to hear
the bolste1ous shouts OF the drunken broil, and
puid Lin no regard. When morning came he
stole away TO carry the shocking news to his
neighbots.
Int murderer remained in the neghborhood
Until the afternoon Of the next day, when he
u,od4 Lis escape. No information Of him has
yet been Obtained. The cause Of the murder
WAS dispute between the parties about Bmall
tfuct Of land.
, 1859-01-27

Til. lsa1lk t:.s ju-t g",, .uto operation. T. Il.
b. E'irid"r, President, and G. ]. E1r:ltl, Cashier
formerly "t milwaukee,. Tl1c capital is sluJ,-
0di. TUE ba>:S If 'Ilrir circulation IS tlltiGcly
Ohin stocks. Their Issues alc uHc$, twos, iivrs
and tens. All the ,ts have the dcuo,ninatiu!.al
figure printed ac1Ss|a* fasc' in red. The ONES
have itcautiu rlvti iir., with liury exit lutt4
steamer. Twos Lave 141nrr blowing. F1vEs,
on tile lift siic hlyr i la1ntrr 'illny 1t ..rr.
Tess !'ave la!t..rus II iclalc nn tht. Lett, and II
EnfLlfn hunter III !hr ri.rht
, 1859-01-27
Libel Suits in New York.

We understand 1ha: tue salts Of whic', q
morning contemporary ep5ke few days sluce
-of Shermpn against the Trii4"r. aud Sher-
man sg.ius: The 7tma-whcreia sherman
claimed damages to Ills charAc:tr OF $4,000
.t1on each Of these p7e:s Tor liot :louey stating
his transactions With the Cumberland Coal and
dition atsted in The Ns~s Tae Euit hgain4t the
Tribune has nut been commented: and the suit
againat the 7.us4 has been TithdrAva by sher-
man. h. paying Tho c,sts.-4Hu Fort Eo<nin9
.Poat, 24kh
, 1859-01-27
Chicago Historical Society.

MONTHLY Mgk7!xG The usual meeting for
January was held IA the ,s.h-Mr. Brown pre.
siding.
The reported :aou:5!c- COLLECTIONS in ali 5l,)
included an extensive collection of the lava,
journals, repor:., &C., of the State Of New
Hampshire. to the number of go, forwarded by
the Executive If that Sta.e.
Letters were read from II. F. Maurv. l., t.. b
aud Dr.. Peter Parker, lat. Commissio ner to
Chins, Of Washington, accepting membership:
and from bis Excel!rucy Cor, Hsseil and others
relating to the desire Of this Society to secure
some Legislature action for oo authorized sur.
ycy Of the ancien. remains in thi, Site
Valuable muuuscrip, papers rera also urc.
scented 10 tue Soc:e.y. including III. mr. ccs.d;,ca
of a rneet;ne held in kaakakee. in The au,un,
Of 1906. with two .oru,s OF petitio, tn t;oncrrss
detailing the condition Of the ll.lnoi. ccup,,y-
then par. Of the Indiana Territory-tbe p,o.
ceed,nps being among the earliest preliminary
to The formsl oreani1 alton o! the Illinois Terri
tori.l government, which took place in 1soe.
These papeF6 will pfOye an important Gcnuisi
, 1859-01-27
Fires ut ShnneetoWn and Cairo, Ill

SPRINGFIELD, H., jan. 2G.-Aboui 10 o'clock
ou Sunda; murnlug last, fire broke uat iu ,lls
Gl'eFay House, III ShawueeiuHn, which entircl,
ct'llsumeti i: hotel aud the buildings. aJj j,iulug :
Mos. Of tile furniture WAS saved. L, also the cou
tents Of the two ssore in the first story Of til.
house. The building WIS worth probably ~, ,0o)
destroyed last MoulIy night. Iu5 tler with y
part Of the cunteuts. Ills loss is about 81 uOU-
insurance 81 tIt0
, 1859-01-27

RAILROAD EAnsScs.-:he earnings Of the
salena 4 Chicago Union l r Co. for the third
seek in 1asuary, we're al pillows:
, 1859-01-27

An apocryphal rumor has reached Leayen.
worth ot collision between Old Browns men
And a posst ro'alt0:us Of soue sort. in Southern
Kansas, resulting in the death Of several per-
sous ou t.ca 6:d<.
The fugitive s!are turmoil in Luare1w0r:h HIS
resulted in tut eecaie ot-ae negro. PAriies
were in pursuit. cnd :hc excitement WEB undi-
unfinished
, 1859-01-27

NEW 1oAK, Jan. oG.-There was d .umor in
the Guy yesterday, that the steamship Washipg'
too, which sailed hence on the 25th Of Dectm.
ber for Nicaragua, had arrived at San Jn4n, but
IN consequence OF being unable 10 send her pas
seogeFs across the ls.hmus, she had Proceeded
to San Francisco via Cape Horn. The run or
probable came By the QUAKER Guy, Z. New o.
leans.
, 1859-01-27

LEAvESwoR71s, Jan. :i.-Tae Tine, publishes
letter. giving IN a:cou1t 0! thu coatlct between
Il par.y d, lneu undcr Brown, AMI ! pos>e under
the Deputy u. S. Mlrstal. nsar panli. Lykiu:s
County. Five Of Browns pl-ty and tue Deputy
Marshal and TWO Of hi, assistants are reported
killed. Account not vouched for, and proh,by
exasgetIted.
the Territory.
second attempt, resulting in success, wo@
maize to rr-cut the ALLEGED fugitive s. *'Cnar,ey.''
alia1 Pete. Fisher, last night. The door o, the
room in which he MAS cordael Vas GU. down, and
the rcsculns party 1e[. the city with the negro.
Excitement runs hish and party has gone lit
pursuit.
, 1859-01-27

ARRESTED FOR izsArL7ISa Ills WIFE WITH AN
evening and broughtto the Armofy, for assault
ing his wife in 4 dangerous manner With m
axe. The casc YES postponed until to-day for
examination, sad Ncs,aTroll cunlnitted in 5000
Ia answer ut ihat time
, 1859-01-27

Srw Yoak, jan. a6.-The centenary celeb.n.
ton Of the birth ot Robert Burns was held With
great eclat in This city last night by great num-
Der Of clubs and assacisstons. The most noted
festival was 1t the Astor House. a. which Wm,
e Bryant presided There was very lare. A.
Greeley, Dr.. Young. Editor Of the .4l5ion, and
athArr
, 1859-01-27

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. -9I&0l9.13
The following table e1hiNs the traffic o. the
Crest Western {canada> R,xay for the week
ending January s1st:
FFeisht and Live Stock k'''."''..si St,.so1
Malls and Sno1t1ts ts'''''-+''.' - Sg'!S
c,n~1nooGfrr - :, i.
ooft2poaoloR "*k of last yea. 5s,qea,.3
, 1859-01-27

ALTON, Ill, Jan, s6.-A man named George
city snd Roxhury, Mass. in Jersey County, Iii.
nois, Oh 4 charge OF haTing tired church at
Roxoury aome two yaers ago. He was teachin9
school in Jersey County when arrested. Ths
officers lett with him for Massachusetts, this
mnfninu
, 1859-01-27

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, 1859-01-27
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PRESS AND TRIBUNE
THURSDAY MORNING, JANUARY q, 1853


The full and rlalur.tr review of ahe Com.
mcrce OF Chicago aud uf its Puhlic and rri-
rate improvements Tor the year 1s5s, pub
lished in this journal TN the LIST inst, bus brcn
issued in pamphlet form, and may be had ut
the PRESS AND TnBrSE Counting Room, No.
43 Clark street, up stairs. Parties who ,,ilcd
To get copies Of tie paper to seEd to tlcir
friends abroad. can now lE.y" their orders
filed.
, 1859-01-27

WiEeS I, Liquors n. medic nst poses t.. hiss beta
"a lilly 3el ftom t:lt most All tlOua.a Se~
rk uJ-purHJ ;, I. na N n->s N ID III e'"'Y n
ttanc T. cnnAiuer 4iu-- RIA ii these - -
.e4fiA4 ht7 vi rnlr+v - "a !der Ee uc ;:
4 their business Is actofg 11 reloe ~ 1usable
Many eAper1e1c, ~
, 1859-01-27

SENSIBLE Fasn1os.-We ohsrre that m1oy Of
the Indies Of this city heve adopted subssan-
til! waterproof boot as the most appropriate
defense against the mud and water Of Cur
streets. The idea is q sensible cue, and ought
to be generally adopted
, 1859-01-27

SLAuonTEH1SG WITHIN THE CTR L1n1rs.-John
Launmeyer vas arrested yesterday and fined $50
By Justice Akin, OF charge Of slaughteriug
within the city limits. This c1tnse, in violation
Of city ordinance. ne understand is commit
ted daily, by butchers end Others We trust the
CT ample made Of Iaunmeyer, will have lie rttect
Of deterriug others from IKE violation OF this
wholesome ordnance
, 1859-01-27

Til: 'Nex Yptli LfiST ior next week ''-thlt
is, 70! SATURDAY, February 5l-was vigorously
cried Ar"Hud 1t Post Ofcc Yesterday AMI iu the
general curiosity 10 read original poems hy Jam!s
Cortlun Hcl.l'ett, the lnalk.t was active. Mr..
Dtuucn: co:l:ril,a lon:: wclr found 10 c,si*t o'
fur luxe li'tirs III tile ll>t Stages Of cl1olc and
coutm:l du9Ecrl. Thc ":s,alIzls 10 Mary An.'
must nat 'u con:oull1rl with tue popular ballad
o? 3Iy Mary 4dnu hich far surIm>Scs it in rylhnl
and patho*. We sulj',in son1c passages from Mr..
Bennet. s Mary Anu. 1t nus; Ie premi:cl that
tho poet Is wouug Mary Ann in l,cla'f Of PR.
tcul1r lFiehd. WHO, We suppose. lad nu time fur
loye-:n liking and NJ :riI1ss fur ',.o,nrs -
Thru dost do al1-aye. eyen e,t-
T4tl equ j r:xre-snd :tne:i,n. let l.
UG d c5inp.ilneilt. bit n4v4r Halter.
Oh. Mary Ann. ewret Mars Ana
BY; TEL: eweel iii. Oh iii u,r @leu
lt"il oe itnrto make an cfTeE
y friend Of min. a hands 'mc 1t'ow.
H.; Ma1.St;,' ~ Ply r; isei,y 'aity a,o
Al sloT u sp!r't. lf Perl.
.% q; .S. %S, III !, IL rsye :; ws!s terribly petite.
pockc!i4s Luni.ed taors4nd tsipht:
"a Fragment" a!so by Mr. Bennett, suggests
the inquiry, what became Of the balance mud
which end did it helong on? The following is
the conclusion, and doubtless contains the moral
Of the fractured euasloD:
Sh- rpote sx+e.. wl4atr e, Ill. ,aid,
sac looked 50 kindly in the etalc
Nfs h-ar! with ~ melted 1tcrt.
quick forGyf Iny
v hen alnns Tn ct n1obr
lthnu.ht ;ls dstan ,n,Iex =, at long.
Let "hiiy lnp ts tiLe maid
IT. Nf IN I'd ttM1'. wishrd', had
This MT. Bennett must nc, be coufoundcd
with Emerson Bennett, the author Of several
stunning romanccs (aft.r Conper,) also con-
tributor TO the New York L.kyr.
The Mount Esrnon.. Papers 70. ne1t.week gise
sketch Of NJ Everett'a trip from Boston to
Cauandaigua by raj! in December, with spec;at
reference to the economy OF carrying ham.
sandwiches on journcya by rail, By which you
are enabled to keep your seat in the cars and
save fifty ceuts to pay three months subs:rip.
tion to the New York Lt!y1rt l. tells how Mr.
Everett was very nearly roasted in the cars be-
tween Boston ard Albany; how he found d
sleeping cur at the latter stntion, and BY mis-
tbke paid fifty ccnss too much for the privilege
Of occupying it. Which he will look out for mex.
time. (uow could Mr. Everett use that vulgar
word "snore," even in quotation y VIC learn
also that Mr. t. Was u2conscionably bored b.
two laxative passengers who kept him awake
NIL the way to Schenectady. This sketch. like
Mr. bennctt'e poem. seeus to be fragment,
for We a:e promised another iusta4snent bye mt
bTe. Bennett writes tur the L.Iyer, and Ever
ett writes for the Lfd,,r.
, 1859-01-27

Witkowsky. is now laying the foundation for
new block On tue corner Of South Clark ard
Monroe streets, adjoining Sha"'s Block On the
south. which is to be five stories high. 45 feet
'front.' By 81 feet deep, the front to be Of marbl",
and to correspond lu height aud style with
s'haw's Block. Tue first AID secoad stories will
be finished Tor stores and cilices. and the third
and fourth will be combined into grad bali
for concerts. balls and other like PURPOSES, to
bn called Mi!koEsky Hail
, 1859-01-27
4 y He r NE " STORY
70 BE PRINTED IN TIE
n. I. SEMt-WEEKLY TRIBUNE.
SYLVAN H0LT'S DAUGHTER,
"A N Q " Ell,
By HOL&E LEE, Author Of "Ka,hie Bgande."

We shall commence the public attn Of Tie ADORE new
EoTel In lHz SEx Yuak ex41.W.xKLr TR:urSz, OF
IuesdaS February .ih THOSE WHO Wish to secure the
0rss ta. OF this extremity intere.t!a. aoyel. should
send On their tu5*crptlnns ilnaedi tey J. Tue SA4.
Hkxxlr TRDCxE is printed every Tue.1Ay a3d Fr!dsy
on pe: =! sheet Of e!& paxes a:d coct,i.s al tie
import ant FOREIGN 2od Domestic pexs Of the dzy our
rarisd and copo Is co7e.poadencc-Noae and Abroad
REPORTS cl tie Proceedings Of Co1.res Lek.Iatiye
D. loex inpcr:Act Agricultural Information full repot
OF the Cattle, Fore and kenerAl Markets l.. We
AAAl as httc:to TIE stNt.,tx.xlY TAigg1x a
Literary as We As P~l tteAl aaa Sers aper an1 We
dst.rnIed that It sh Ill II III. fsp.. rank OF
Family Pa. ers
TIE fco*inz extracts *roa tie ele.ds7r u..r,ry jour
MS L7ndo1 will I've the reader IA Idea Of What Ia
though; Of TIL, Few nose1 IA E1rope:
We ea7 tar Of sylvan IIolt's Dau:ht.r.. whit few
fctt7ns vo-l justify ii ains. .h.: * believe no
sns en- .ea1i Vi hau: eeeo1a:as ~Is n. tt-s or
s=nt 70 u tueh Varied Of cur common nsta:e IA
oas o. he so1s s ses.r sns .Gra
:ee nE We taow II no xork so'e:i IA re Ii,ma ATTIC
ia: f q Sta 81 =.
Gd care q! ssul!. And eout hive ~ea wits~n MI By
RI ia .c,;;s every s4ti,n of lie. -Iu'.tratd s<rs
he.lta mi o4,a: tae ia! l:sso7s ,aeu c.t-d psefu
ri zoa H9ay S t:' happy aaa
's5'yaa Hots Dauzht.r' il. fas: :.a.t!cs yo7nr xo-
Easn .ith xson 1s re1omE,<nd our ssaA=s 70 msle
euA1'.5a:s f2E a ;pa:e!;:s -. well >1d ,cii5
ha's4iden y ..sh:d 70 do her best. SIC - tuc
i.teTsltas. ."-Londea ilten1nM fas o. 0'as extremely
M :soi fesz I'd f2sk s2s !: written ia careful
TERMS OF THE SEMI WEEKLY TRIBUNE.
n.AT
Tvo Codes one yeaz.... 5 fen do. {onr add ~ 9j
THE sEH1WEE6LT TR1sCSE Is sent to c.ers1mea
Ally ker1an se1Gi1z n Club Ct Twenty viii be er
tttis d to IN e1t:a COLT.
THE pAlLY TRIBUNE Is printed on \ large ,upeY,a1
sheeL a.d pahIlh every orIlnS 6o3 ere.Ire {sQa-
pts ANNA In ad1aac:. - IN * n,ooihs A~ 4'1''
THE NKE YORK WEEKLY TRIBUNE large eIsht
sod 1ontars Kdt,rtals III mpe:ta TO- ies o. =:
ftcr iii p1z.s + the snE1d th- York Cs;t e ir,e
a-d Pro,u nar1ett Int nteFea:fns Ard .he Po:ittca
Msea.9l5.i and :s,i1l t ~ ~ e. .1 &c Te .ha
Tn :ssrs1 y ~ - latea s6sli eoa,aqe
tse Wc'ld; We consider t:e C4,le narsst Reo1ris
| Alo.e richly xpsta yess's tuts:Eiauou pi.ce
| TERMS
oae Ccpy. one yea1....-.tl FIVE CorirA ore y.a-
Three pies. O. 3ear.. Tea Co l.s on. yt,r 80 L.
T1cutI Co2leA IT. ona a11re.s At tae rate u ii per
r. en,V co;lt1 ito .ddrsss .: cach sub, tiber I'M
any asrtr number It tae rate oftl - -
Any person stnd n9 Club Of Twenty O, more vtIl
| be entitled to N extra ".
e1b.c1,l raa5 eoanenee ut suy tine. Terms H.
Wy. s.h'a .a'''s;5 d5s$Ss +: t:d?;s,:'' sS
, 1859-01-27

LosT.--A yic:oriue OF blrck Lynx fur, on
Sabbath evening. near the Oliyet Church. The
Under wi be rewarded By leaving at $40 Va
bash avenue,
, 1859-01-27

SENT TO THE REroaA School Sher-.
RI, boy about twelve years Of age, Was on
Tuesday sent to the Reform School for robbing
the house 81 Edna Place, an cccount Of which
We published yesterday.
, 1859-01-27

Docking PROPERTY. We cal! attention TO Or.
E7an,' advertisement fur docking property to let.
The proposition lie makes Is liberal, aud business
men rould do we'll to call o1 the proprietor, and
Talk to him about tic lc.sei.
, 1859-01-27

LARcESF.-NichaeI Myers was held 10 bail on
Tuesday afternoon, in the sum OF 800, for
stealing &c from the money drawer Of the 81
loon 43l South Wells street, Kept By Peter
Schenck
, 1859-01-27

LIZ Ko1, n T., Jan. e5.-The barns of Ralph
s"eesland. in the village Of Stafford, containing
were entirely consumed By dso last ri Rht, Very
small insurance. Loss not known.
, 1859-01-27
The f.ntfi4iHn3 %ettafarAhir

7E AVHISJfd5lH EVHHtNFEH{U.
\ Warrington lis, ;t,ch announces tlle rp-ccc-
iiL I" alr. B-nj amin to tiIe ruited State, Se,,ate
i"r tl1t tc'in ot six year, from tic 4tll Of March
, 1859-01-27

- Hosteter's celebrated Stomach Bitters
have by merit Of their tonic and othe: medicn.
al virtues acquired celebrity aud popularity
heretofore unknown. This fact has induced un-
principed parties here and elsewhere to couu.
teries and imitlte this preparation, and palm it
c1 to the unsuspectlnE or unprlucip,ed dealers,
who will retail it upon the reputation Of the
genuine article, thus not ony e1dapge1ipg
health and hte by the uEe OF this Tie mixture
thus sold, bu: aTe rohbIng :he pocket
also The must prominent operator in
this netArious business thus f.r brough.
to our notice, ID felln~ by tbe
name Of Clark who prepares the Ill nx:ure and
1ehils Hosse;.er's empty buttIes which are
re-1abeled with II counterfeit nnd spurious lapel
and the cork covered with tin fo!I, ,hus lhey are
sold. e. Il. Bc,kw,to, No. 10l Wa,tr-st, We hud
large dealer in this cuurtesi.i: 1rticle, which
could aot be so!d at any price we'e i: not ior
the gnuine Hes,e.trr's Bsters. We caution
the puolc to Dodge these iclp"se.s and see our
advertising columns TOR the lA.nes OF resptcta.
bic m.rchunts and druggists Tor tae genuine ar-
,icle. The genuine Hosse1ser Stomach Bltters
have been mpressed in the glass Of the bottle,
also in the cap covering tue cork, and the labels
bear the autograph Vi "Hossettes i Smith,
Pittsburgh, Pa. jaa5 lW*
, 1859-01-27
THE CITY.

METEOROLOGICAL RECORD kept hy J. II. Reed l.
Ca, AIollecaric: and Chemists, Ia and l4G Lake
Street:
Wednesday, Jan. ch. Wednesday. Jan. e.
IL; &: c:;s. !;& !, Il:
, 1859-01-27

New DErG SToEE.-l,cal the advertisement Of
Mess1s.. Hlck 4 Raynor, who have just opened a
pre- ccr'i;on drug stolo Ut q; Cl1ik street, oppo'
Eitp 1le Court uuust.
, 1859-01-27

1 GLORIOUS ACHIEVEMENT DIT GA1E1rr!-
Nothing can exceed tue success achieved by J.
G4yetty's Medicased Paper Tor the Water
Closet, Piles will soon be disease no longer
known except in name. This pure medcated
paper is uueQuslled rs a preventive, aud uuap-
proachaa!e Us u cure. The prsprietors wish it
to be spoken O! according to its merits only. 1t
is very cheap-loeo sheets 70. Il; 500 sheet.
for 81 cents. Sold by all druggists. aud at the
discoveries depot, Il Ann street, New York.
u. c. Gayeny' is wA:ermaEked in each sheet,
md his autograph is on each package: Sent By
express from Il Aun etreet, New York, upon
receipt of price. The trade ne invited TO cor
respond US TO ,erms. For sal. By J. Il. Reed i
Co, wholesale and retAil druggists, IA J. l46
Iake s:reet, Chicayp. aoo2 2K.cG3
, 1859-01-27

RonR1SG 4 CLoruxs L1SE.-A clothes line in
the yard attached to the residence CT 1. D.
Clapp corner Of Pine and Ere streets, was
stripped Of every article 1t contained on Monday
were taken,
, 1859-01-27
ss RtlrNt:4ss .f,froxs

We give this morning on the third p4ge, the
hrst 'ostalineot Of Kursls Capital Address
before the Sta!c horticultural Society. md
sha!i publish the remainder to m orrow.
, 1859-01-27

The CHESS MATCH BETWEEN LorIs PAl'LsES
AND THE Quincy CLru.-The match b,twt. n
Louis PluIsen, Of this city, ard the combined
forces Of til: Quincy Chess Club, commenced On
Tucsdly e;eaing at s} O'Clock. Mr. ra't.s~a p!'y'
ing white, and having the first move, clo:e the
!avoritc openinE known Us thc Eran's Gamtit
Ten minutes WAS the tnlc allotted to eacn moye.
Tie game laste} only two hours. tile Qaincy Cub
rSisning on the 18th move. The players on tile
part of the Quincy Club were N;.~Srs. +. Mo1phy.
:{1e:S4cdcr f.ar-oa, Jnl.: -T;Ie. ~. G. Morton
and G. Rowland.
, 1859-01-27
4 Murderer Convicted.


BALTIMORE, Jan. &C Peter Corrie, ore OF
th= murderers Of OHiser Pisdon. Was convicted
this morning Of murder in tue first degree.
, 1859-01-27

coLrNsrs, Ohio. jan. o5.-The State Board o
Agriculture decided this evening to hold tht
Slate fair this year L. L I.nesrilte,
, 1859-01-27

&ek11931s@
.bosToS, Jan. 26.-The Royal mail steamer
Niagara sailed at noon to-day with IS passengers
for Halifax and Co for Liverpool. She takrs ou.
nearly us, 900 u specie.
, 1859-01-27

aTlIFHI OF ITCMEu Steamer.
new loRk, Jan. %. -~ THE Steamer New York,
from Bremen the 6:h inst, g1rlsed this morn
iug. SIZE did not touch ut Southampton. and
brings no news-
, 1859-01-27

Hide 70 The Auditor 0f tue State Of Il!iuui<.
JANUARY l.l-Jo
TIE Ea1e Of the Ccmp A1y t. the HArt:1sJ r.. {csu.
ttu-e Company 4 ID is ioc 4fed al :.Ae.urt, tt
CAPITAL.
The amount Ct ca III Il -t5ck q alt., o.
Tns zsaouut u tac!tA etot raj up H.. :, u
, 1859-01-27

a5- Wheeler s. Wilson's Sewing Machines.
Nor1u- Western Ollie 1G7 aud lG9 Lake street.
GEO. T. Cnl.TESpES, Aycut.
, 1859-01-27

WAsu1ScIoS, Ja,. .6.-A telegram received
here from New Orlenns, announces the election,
by the Democrats, Of Ar- Benz j4mia for another
term IN the United Staten Senate from Louis.
lana.