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Saint Paul weekly Minnesotian., 1859-10-29
Nebraska .ElectiOn---Arrival of Gold
Dust.

Dust.
ST. LOUIS, Oct. 20.
Two Santa Fe mails due at independence
on Tuesday last, have not yet arrived.
Fears are entertained that further difficult
ties with the Indians have occurred.
Returns from Nebraska indicate the elec-
ton of Eastbrook, Democrat, as delegate to
Congress.
A special despatch to the Republican, says
party of men arrived at st. Joseph yester
day from Pixies Peak, bring 100000 in
dust
Saint Paul weekly Minnesotian., 1859-10-29
Fatal Accident.
INDIANAPOLIS, Oct. 20, 9.

INDIANAPOLIS, Oct 20, 9. P. NJ. g.
VIM. Clark, American Express messenger
on the Indiana, Central R. R. was killed this
morning near New Paris. He was out on
top of car and was struck by bridge.
Saint Paul weekly Minnesotian., 1859-10-29
Another Disturb ance in Texas Anticf-
Pated.

New ORLEANS, Oct 19.
The steamer Indianola, with dates from
Brownsville to the 4th inst, has arrived
The Mexican outlaw, Cortinas, with several
hundred men, was still encamped above
Brownsville, and another attack was hourly
expected. Cortinas had issued proclama-
ton, saying that orderly citizens need have
nothing to fear, his object being to chastise
his enemies-the Sheriff and lawyers.
Saint Paul weekly Minnesotian., 1859-10-29
Selections from Punch.
SLANG,-The witlesS mans wit,

The STRENGTH OF THE sEX.-A woman's
tongue is sharp weapon that she should nev-
er draw except in her self-defense, and then
only after the strongest provocation. That
weapon, sharp as is, is never so effective as
when tempered with mercy.
"THAT's THE WAY THE MONEY GoEs"-
In an article the other day upon the Civil
Service Estimate, the Times began sentence
by remarking that, "As for the public purse,
it is mere abstraction" Yes, exactly
That's just it. The public purse is mere
abstraction from our private pockets.
A PEERLESS ExAMPLE.-The Duke of
Northumberland has lately given a thousand
bottles of sherry to each of three hospitals.
1t has been remarked that it would be we'll
for other members of the aristocracy to "do
likewise" but that the Duke is one Per Sc
(PercyD
PAINFUL SEPARATION IN HIGH LIFE.-It is
with feelings of the deepest regret, such as,
in our present afflicted state, it would be ut
terly impossible for us to describe, that we re-
cord the ollowingsdistressing fact, which we
extract from one of the French kilograms of
last week: "The Duke of Malakoff has left
Nancy" What, let us ask in the name of
outraged humanity, has Nancy" done to be
left by the Duke in this brutal and public
manner?
AN UNPARDoNABLE OFFENsE.-There is one
thing that the most successful man rarely sue
ceeds in-and that is in making others forgive
him his success.
For PoErs CRITIc.-
The 1dyls rhymester asperses-
o Public rejoice and be glad!
If he were not abusing good verses,
He'd be busily writsng some bad.
"CALL A SPADE SPADE"-"Oh, do come
to the ball room. Pm dying for deur temps"
exclaimed the other evening the lovely Lucy
Flrtiugton, as she leaned upon her partners
arm IN the Conservatory. "The bail room |"
observed the languid swell whom she address
ed, Aw-wouldn't it be NAV appropriate
to-aw-call it the boil room 7"
An ExrRAvAGANT NoTIoN.-Civility, they
say, costs nothing, and yet looking at the
Civil Estimates, and the enormous sums an
nualIy disposed of under them, we should
saw that it was very expensive article. 1t
is fortunate that they are Civil" or else
perhaps John Bull would not put up so quiz
etly with them. We have always noticed
that when it comes to question of spending
money, what remarkably Civil Estimate
Ministers do take of poor old John to be
sure
"THEREs MANY TRUE WORD SAID IN
JEsT."-A distinguished tragic actor, being
asked the other day for his opinion of the
strike, replied that, as far as the sawyers
were concerned, he thought that, in the words
of the immortal Swan Of Avon, it would
prove" A heavy blow, and sa~ discourage
ment."
Saint Paul weekly Minnesotian., 1859-10-29
Fort SARNIN, G. W. Oct. 20.

Propeller Troy FOundered----Fifteen
Lives Lost!
Fort SARNIN, G. W. Oct 20.
Five more of the propeller Troy, (not
Trox,) which foundered on Tuesday night off
Point Dubuque, have been picked up. There
were % persons on board, only 8 of whom
are known to be saved.
Saint Paul weekly Minnesotian., 1859-10-29

land, of Ohio, raised in Va, not wounded, q
prisoner at Charlestown. E
Gen. Brown has nine wounds but none
fatal.
A bushel of letters were discovered from
all parts of the country. One from Gerritt
Smith informs Brown of money being depos-
tied in bank of New York to the credit of j.
Smith & Sons, and appears to be one OF many
informing him from time to time as money
was raised.
Saint Paul weekly Minnesotian., 1859-10-29

the organization, but that he had good reason
to expect reintOrceaIentS from Maryland,
Kentucky, North and South Carolina and the
Canadas. He had provided arms sufficient
for 1900 men, including 200 revolvers, 200
Sharpe's rifles, and 900 spears all of which
were left at the farm. lie also had an abun-
dance of powder and ammunition.
The arms were from time to time brought
from Connecticut and other eastern points, to
Chambersburg, Pa, and were directed to j.
Smith & Sons, Kennedy Farm-hs assumed
name. They were packed in double boxes, so
as to deceive the persons who handled them
on their way to the farm. He says he made
one mistake, in either not OBTAINING the train
on Sunday night, or else permitting it to go
on unmoested. This mistake, he seemed to
infer, exposed his doings too soon, and pre-
vented his reiuforcements coming.
The names Of all his party at the Ferry on
Sunday night, except three white men, whom
he admits that he sent away on an errand,
are as follows, with their proper titles under
the provisional government
Gen. John Brown, Commander in Chief,
wounded, but will recover; Capt. Oliver
Brown, dead Capt. Watson Brown, dead
Capt. John Kaigie, of Ohio, raised in Virginia,
dead; Capt. Aaron A. Stephens, of Conn.,,
wounde,i badly, has three balls in his body
and cannot recover; Lieut.. Edwin Coppie, Of
Iowa, unhurt; Lieut.. Alber Hazlett, of Pa,
dead Lieut.. jeremiah Anderson, of Indiana,
dead Lieut.. VIM: Leeman, of Indiana, dead;
Capt. John E. Cook, of Conn.,, escaped Pri-
vates-Stewart Taylor, of Canada, dead G.
p Tidd, of Maine; dead; VIM. Thompson,
of New York, dead Dolph Thompson, of New
York, dead.
The above with the three whites previously
sent off, make in all seventeen whites.
NEGRoEs-Dungerfeld, newly of Ohio,
raised in Virginia, dead Emperor, N. Y,
raised in S. g., not wounded but prisoner.
The latter was elected member of the Pro-
visional Government some time since. Lewis
Lcary, Of Ohio, raised in Va, dead; Cope
The prairie news. [volume] (Okolona, Miss.) 1851-1875, 1859-02-03
NEW DAVEssTaSEiNE S'g>.
FEMALE SCHOOL.

kIRS. +. ID. BROWN, at the urgent sollcIta-
M tons Of many friends, will open school
OKOLONA, the first Monday in Feb, She
mes to receive liberal patronage from the cit
lens of Okolona and vicinity.
MISS S. l.. YoUrT will take the Music depart
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Cotton! Cotton Cotton
DENIS0N, GEORGE T. co.,
RECEIVING, FORWARDING,
AND
COMMISSION MERCHANTS.

aberdeen, MISS.
NJ Il again tender our sincere thanks to all
W those who have heretofore SO literally
patronized us in the
Storage and Ware House Business,
and most respectfully solicit continuance Of the
SAME pledging ourselves that no effort shall be
wanting to give entire satisfaction.
From our long experience in the business, and
the security afforded to Planters, in consequence
Of the situation of our Warehouses (being about
FOUR HUNDRED YARDS BELOW TOWN,
immediately ON the BANK OF THE RIVER,
remote from any buildings, or combustibe ma
terials thereby afording greater security, in the
event of FIRED, we hope to merit and receive
liberal patronage from u generous public.
In consequence Of the situation Of our Ware
Houses, COTTON shipped from them is the Last
on Board (at this plaee), so that none Of it goes
into the Hull of the Boat, thereby avoiding
great necessity for Insurance.
The old established firms of &C. Byram d
Co.. :" Strong, Babbtt d Co.." and the original
firm of " Williams & Co.," being dissolved, we
anxoasly solicit part Of that patronage hereto
fore so generously extended to them.
We viii, at all times, keep constantly on hand
large and well selected stock of
GRO
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Wantad.

A SITUATION as Teacher in School, by a
Ia young man who can come well recominell-
|ded as to qualifications, abilities, dc. f"r iar-
ther information apply to the Editors OF This PIT
|per. 81 .4t
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MCDOWELL HOUSE,
HOUSTON, MISS

HOUSTON, MISS.
THIS comnodieus hotel has been entirely reno
waited and refitted. and is now open for the
reception Of guests. The Hostess, (Mrs. Nc
Dow eI.L) will be prepared to serve her hosrders
and transient customers with the best the mar
set affords.
Eev u, 'ss sly
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" Why do you speak Of your good actsf II
Eyou have done any they will speak Tor you,--
|Count not the prayers you have made, the lek
Won have healed, naked you have clothed No,
lair, good acts are many in word but few in fact.
would rather say that you could stand u'i-
moved, and see man after man cut down. hausf
after house burned, whole cities wrapped III
|Aames after which the earth shall be darkness
|and gloom; the miser weeping over the ashes OF
|his i-gotten fortune, and whilst reck Of worlds
land crash of matter seems inevitable, when there
"a no hope, just then, as it were, the good saml-
|rtan stepped forward with box OF DR.. J. W.
|CLARKE's Stimulating Imminent, and all was
made whole.
|hsco. all diseases of the Spine, acute pam or
ILLUMINATION in any part of the system, painful
gatherings in the breasts of females Chronic Sore
Throat. Swelling, Sprains, Strains, Piles, Phri-
law, Cuts, Scalds, Burns and Old Sores.
The prairie news. [volume] (Okolona, Miss.) 1851-1875, 1859-02-03
Bakery and Confectionery

Is. M Y EzE15
ID RESPECTFULLY informs the citizens OF
IL OKOLONA and vicinity that he has open
ed Bakery and CUniectonafr, and VIII be
pleased to fiji their orders. Cake, Candies, &e.,
for wedding parties, Sc supplied at short no
tice OYSTERS done up in every conceivable style,
and always on hand, season permitting.
Nov. Is, 1858. l0-tf
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Mobile Price Current.

lRREcTED WEEKLY FROM TIE MOBILE NEWS.
quotations uhieh oop are gren as ihe current rates
y NJ uhich Planters Orders can be filled
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AMBROTYPING.

THE undersigned thankful for former favors,
| would respectfully inform the citizens OF
0KOLONA and vicinity that he has returned
and opened over T. J. Denton's store, where he
would be happy to accommodate the public in his
line of business J. STEWART.
Oct la. 1889 Ies
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For Horses,

It will cure all forms of Sores and Cuts.
For sale by Druggists generally.
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Messrs. Meacham 6 Sanders.

A RE now prepared to take Photographs Of
"a every description, finished in INDIA INK
or COLORS, and as neatly executed as they can
be gotten up in any Of the Northern cities: also,
Photographs on Oh Canvass, finished in Oil Col
ors, Of any dimension, from the smallest cabinet
to life size--likeness warranted. BY this process
bit one sittiag is required after the Photograph
is taken
They have placed their prices for Photographs
on paper below the established Northern rates.
#s*Ambrotypes and Daguemeotypes taken in
the best style Of the art Old pictures of any de
seription copied and enlarged to any size, on pa
per or canvass, and likenesses warranted
:. Rooms upstairs, four doors west of the
Masonic Hall, Aberdeen, Miss.
April :, ls5S. 90 If
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CERTIFICATE.

CERTIFICATE.
ABERDEEN Miss, Nov, 10, 1855.
used some of DIR. Clarke's Liniment upon
small negro girl afflicted with Hip JOINT DIS
ease" In the opinion Of the Physician q cure
was considered doubtful. After uslug the LIN,
ment several days she was much improved ana
in two weeks to all appearance entlreiy wen. :
The same Liuinent was used Ill case OF
Rheumatism of long standing and Win ma.eriai
benef;t to the patient believe it will effect
cure If its use is continued.
Jan "a 80. REUBEN O. REYNOLDS.
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emporium of ID. .famison,

and get clothes ready made, or have them made
to order. ] also keep fine assortment Of Shirts,
Hats, Drawers, Undershirts, Gloves, Suspenders,
Cravats, Handkerchiefs, Hosiery, Walking Canes,
Portmonies, &c, &c; all of which will be sold
as low as the lowest, of the same quality. Come
and see. ID. JAMESON.
ABERDEEN, Sept 23rd, SO. 3-tf
, 1859-03-31

The Times uses the nurne Of EpESEzrR
lEcS, ESP. rs ait Independent t:l,ldidatc for
''''d.e Of tue Superior Court; without lis au-
thoFi[y. and in defiance Of lis wishes. Mr.
f'ck stated tn one of the editors Of this paper,
JUS: before lie left the city, flat lie could not
c'nse'lt to become Il candidate; his so,ls WHO
arc here and know his wishes and ;nton.
tons. say HAT lc is not candidate: ill Ills
immediate friends and acl1,aiuta,.cvs say that
lie Is not Il candidate, and it. lie were here, lie
would have r"' hesitation i'll saying 50 himself
Hence the Tines announcement il lalsc-a
d'd?e I" Keep up Il show Of opposition to tie
Republican nominees until such time rs tbc
strength Of The Democracy can },c rallied unon
a iull Democratic ticket. The deceit comes too
late Tho election If Higgins and Goodrich
Brtz aud l1awley has becn tlccrecd.
, 1859-03-31

cation Of SeIgvick street. that t11o law va,
passed, as Wentworth well knows. He cou.t
get up map Of tile District for which it was
lh'eoded. but that would reveal his real oppo.
slt'on to tic Union Depot, and 80 he contents
tlmseH with sketches Of tho outskirts Of the
CITY to divert attention 'nom his real object.
fa'lihs to prevent the passage Of the law, he
ho's seeks to make the Law 80 unpopular that
the Council will not uct under it. This is his
second mode for debating tie Union Depot by
'hc'rcction. Had he succeeded under tho first
had Mr. Peck failcd to meet Lis pledges to
Ills West Side constituents in securing the
passage OF this law, Wentworth would have
Eloated over tho defeat of the Union Depot
aud ut the Same time said to tho West Sidcrs,
Did not tell you that Peck would sacriticc
But why docs Wentworth connect the nanle
Of III: Judd with tile passage of this Inv, and
remain silent as to the other members Of the
Cook County delegation wlo voted for it?
simply for this reason: Wentworth has the
vanity to suppose that lie and Judd are r.
walls, and that if lie could get Judd out Of
tic way he would laye plain sail
my. DC wants. to mike Republicans
outside Of Cook county believe, that if Judd
were to get tue nomination for certain Office
which he (Nentwortt) desires, tIIc tall gentle
uaau would holt. Tho estimate in which Mr..
Judd is held by Republicans throughout the
State secures linn harmless against attacks
from that quarter; and Wentworth does not
dare to bolt. Let him 80 on with lis maps;
;''d while lis hand is in, let linn give one Of
tue Observation-Disclosures Park" and Of lis and
Senator Douglas contiguous property, and ex-
PLAIN the motives Which led linn to unite will
Douglas to secure tile passage IF tic 1nrk act.
which, had it not been repealed hy tho men l,c
u now abusing, would havo cost the people of |
South Chicago from one to three millions If
l,llars. Let linn explain that!
, 1859-03-31

A1LwArkkE, March :0.--A boz and a rl,l,
aged respectively IL and ? wears, were carried
"Ser ' tue ea'n in the river at kisbournc CITY on
.nohoaF, IN sH'ti, and were drowned. They
"ese Tug children Of Joseph Becker.
i.% 'se"ruf1 Of this morning publishes the
tIea T,oaaee foreclosure law. II gives defendants
sale ot the property shall be advertised three
months. II is regarded MS qnitc an improve
mCnf Ii on the old Mortgage Stay Law.
INC steam saw mill Of L. H. Dufur 4 Co.. in
lola, y miles from Waupacca VII. entirely con.
sumed oy IRE, on the night Of Saturday The 10th
lnst. n In LOSS estimated ut ss,'W0. Insured for
, 1859-03-31


| CHICAGO SOUTH BRANCH
! ~ DIX cn-M ues,:nr # tbs .e,ekholdsr, Ut shs
kn!sy, in ,hs ciy II Chis.4o Wt,!ns>ay. Aareh I'd
5 i ,t, y Esss II. ss ;5:~'a
; WY. Wt ! 3s !;Sstsz' cnslsaa:i, i:
i!1t".a1 sxs, ri j. ',!sssx; Xns..; prov,aso<e RI,
M meeting If the bs," bv" Within Wa'" a!ttns H.
"s mh = s. ssS e. Sn aud a. E'sfy T. SSisEI 1i:I5
BOARD OF TRADE MEETING.
The nnnal n"rn: Of The '"sr! cfrtale # the city
s tss a. s". u i shs9 F q iii ;' a1 ys
# S;':s e. ) @s: T. i'' 4S4* Il + 5: f."
At \ MEETING OF THE
tor.ny. he'd laeir ,.'ee IN cIixn On March = la.
\ as* sE ~a' '''''S xxi / SSisEI; II :rsr
pEKSONA NAL.-If Charles Howard,
,,;'" ,;; t4. + smth. So i pr<sxay. NV Y2,f. H.
r. CliICAGO, BURLINGTON j.
I'D b!s 4 a. si! m Fs rke keis s q + f9s s
~ aks sssFst, 10 f"5t teasssxvr, sa!uk At ny
tis'sr'al Frtkes ..etnt-
Nhl3 c-AI :"
Tl1E Michigan southern and North
- csn lu4iana Rdnuad Gus U:1re. New Yurx, NateI,
Thr stsklv!er. u this curP"rathn hrhy n*tlrrE
that she Annual Mrstx for the etvf1"u of thirteen ct
urs viii H. hell Wednesday. the 9Th tAv If April next,
IT the "fcc "f tho COMPANY IL hr cty 4 r4rd 0hlu, At
twelve u'ci,xk H. NM WALCuTT.
mht@td-ct3H Secrctarv. pre-. ten.
1 MEETING Of THE SHARE
"a HOLDER, of the s.):as :ssd and Manufacturing:
t".aix. will h. held the "t1rc af AnJrt,v II. fe.
No Wl sreet auncey C"ut in the city If New fofk.
Ths annual mect!:: y tla stnekhuaen+ y -d Company
WI! wi" t = shi T., a. tir Sd ss ~ To- nF' Intday q June
ptee IN ~:s.t' u p's,s'ent md eight D!srurs VI
the aid rzmJaav viii! take ptar~.
tv onrr # tie D,sri nf Directors.
mh13 rts+ ~ f;Ei' ES,tH. SELLERS President.
, 1859-03-31
u.s.Protcc.oratc over mexican State,

II: LOUIS, March s9.-A letter to the RtrAAl;
~" '.oni RI. staunton, New Mexico 1st instant,
Nn,nuahua g xcitcs considerable attention here.
uno II II evident from the quiet movement aud
Gaoncentfation OF troops, that orders looking to
.ne occupation Of the States named are CT.
, 1859-03-31
39resa Trihut1r.,
CHI ICA GO.
REPUBLICAN NOMINATIONS.
Fo' Judges u tie Superior Cuust-
VAN II. HIGGINS.
GRANT GOODRICH.
For Deputy Clerks uf the Superior Court
CASPAR BETZ,
Y. X. 1fAWLEY.

Later from Europe.
intelligence from Europe Of highly inter
esflng character will be found under our t,1e
gFapA Aeud, Oh ,hc fourth I,age Of this paper.
, 1859-03-31
steam boat Disaster on tho Ohio River
43 Lives Lonf

j, CINCINNATI. Mnsch 2s.-So liyes were lost IN
tile David Gibson. The Nat Holmes had ss nus-
1nengerS; nfg 43 Of whom were lost, nearly al beipn
Itke,s Peak emigrants. The survivors lost ali
n 1nelr clothing md about $l5,oo0 in money.
Total less on boats nnd cargo Is about &3Ge IN,
Insured for &l15.pDO. 'S"''
, 1859-03-31

SP1Rl7uAI1sx.-Dr. Rice's lecture on Shirt
uaGsm, for the benefit of the Home of the
fnendlcss,' necessarily postponed from Mon
day evening, will be delivered ut Metropolitan
Hall on Friday evening" april lst.
, 1859-03-31

LOOK OFT Fon 'Eu.-Ollcers and others speak
OF an influx of bogus silver coin in the shape of
type metal American quarters silycred They
come from 1ndlnnA way, some parts Of which
seem to need "regulating" again.
, 1859-03-31

| N"ricE.-l)rs, Fuller and Albau-h Dcnt;st
are again prepared 10 do all dental work nj
S'M'r1 ''ot'ce Ut their rnoras, No. Is West Kan.
"''l" e'4ees' 1nll3l-.,*
MiLLlSERf.-Ladies please take no,;ce ,h,.
,'i'>s Norris, ut her rnoms under the fremont
mas Just received from New York Il lar.r, un1 ni'
| esaht st"ek OF Spring 3[iIlinery-co,iur;sn- II
great VARIETY Of tasteful bonncts If TIL. jair,,
S'sIe' AMI line assortment of beautiful ribbons,
.'s'"ct" anu laces "hcrewitll to trim thenl To
1nose ot our l;lsit readers therefore Win nartic.
alafiy admire pretty and becoming bonnet M.
would say call ut Miss Norris establishment far
there you will certainly be suited.
usLr ~ 4. p1Nr'-The dime song book, col'ec-
INCLUDING ''Geutle Annie,' "Shelis Of Ocean !;
Even!nS Star" and others, has been received
oy McNully TO-, who ulso have knickrrhocl-
rr and the Chess Monthly for April. the juftrr
containing ~ article on tile solution of The
"hn1ghts Tour" a problem fu.niliar to nd
'auced chess-p1ayrrs.
~ Ladies' dcsirous Of l,ayiny their xhap,,
silk and other dresses cleaned and .Iycd shnnl'i
cril on MessFs. Cook l. Bros, Ia SoutI, ClarE
street, who will do them up in the best STYLE nj
luwest prices. ~
GREAT RoDDERi.-On the night of the 9TH
instant the store of Haw1ey d Eaton. Merci,nnt
ia'l"rs and clothicrs, was burslarious|y cn,"r.
20 =, anu robbed, but the thief bcing man or it,
a,e tasIc Seleced mostly Gid Stuck, and Us they
nre rapidly filling up deficiencies with the mos,
s'e:ant assortment Of Spring Styles, they nre
pe"et prepared than ever to exhibit none but
beautiful and durable goods fur mems wear.
4honSh unfortunate themselves their cnston,.
ess may profit by it, and now is the time, aud
u'e place Is M. 81 Lake street, under the Tr.-
A'''' mh3u-lw-cG:;@
, 1859-03-31

REcoRDER's counr-The Recorders Court
next week is being awaited by full docket of
business, which, per contra, Judge Wilson is
only waiting TO get at, to dispatch with s,npil
DELAY.
, 1859-03-31

1A"L :" REcKEn AND 4 Crew pLowS rr-A
FcGSAc1ors ScuooxER--.As the schooner Fl
Tempo, Capt. Hughes, was dropping down the
river yesterday forenoon, stern first, with the
force Of the current at that point running yerv
swiftly she By some indircction or wrong d.
reeuon' swung nearly broadside on the unner
end OF the center pier Of Rush street bridge
being saved from stout thun,p BY the circum.
stance that her 5awltowing alongside, broke the
force OF the shock by getting itself broken in
two' as If ut in two By the sharp angle of the
pier, total loss, the yawl to its owners,
The shock brought everything IN all stand.
ing and Capt Hughes proceeded to blow IN hi,
crew, the Ell Tempo employed the interval in
drifting into Rush street bridge, her main-yard
CARRYING away the iron hand-rail and guard like
so much lace.work, the conclusion swinging thc
structure on its center at rate of spced rs un.
usual as unsafe. i pair Of hack. horses m ,bc
bridge had narrow escape from saving their
lives by Jumping into the river. The accident
or string Of accidents, might have been N ur1v
one. ~
, 1859-03-31

TuE HORSE RAnaoAn.-The track layers arr
rapidly aying the rails through State street, and
those who wish to take the cars from taClch's
TO Lake street" hnye not many weeks to wait.
, 1859-03-31

GARDEN SAss.-0ur huckstcrs stalls begin to
look green with the first fruits of spring, in the
way Of early garden sass s,-but not Us green Us
ti'ose look who incautiously buy without asking
the price of their early vegetables before hund.
High rather. Ltttucr wait a smell.
, 1859-03-31

MEN-The street cleaners turned mt v.stcr.
day in force, and actunlly uuearthed pavement
IN certain places about town. Will tiley keen at
II, or be kept at it, Nesseurs tue Street Com
missioncrs.
, 1859-03-31

SAsas1Ll1. March es.- The State Opposition
Governor. A>~'Ae q 'ot0' 4o4
, 1859-03-31

POLICE SrSpnlEs-Policc matters were light
Yesterday There were five simple drunks and
three complications of the same disease with
assaults. john Smith has been sent back to
Dridewell. Johns friends will be .lad to know
where he is
, 1859-03-31

RESISTING An OFF1cER-Onc Mcdowell has
been held to bail in $2tD charged with maxim.
q dangerous resistance to Constable Ch;lson
while the latter was attcmptingto serve States
Warrant.