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ITO REET,-.A Furnished House
r 1!ssi:aa Aveaa*. Aaasvss "s. r. 1~1:io:
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ITO REST-Brick Store No. 176
- heEth r stsret les fett M long. a:th Fr4d Dee
On On ~ 1seT os i5oh aad ~ WI + Ieas:J s 1!
A...e.. Z g: ~: -: In Ia
i Det ca soush wa:er street oeyu.l<i sy The un!s,.
tron; L. h**s:ea given Immediately is SE"HotsE~
- 1777-1 ~ -
" Ken 1-N arehOl1Se anu LOCK.
et l., *a % sss:" f. e. ~ i'ss 10
'e3ss X q q s. sac p:st'.ss JAMES F. pAIL1nA.
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ITO VREET-Stores Nos, 3, ) and !,
sun Ga,s AMI. Th<x nom. azs IL - srt. ars
>;s '.s9' S9piy nj; M ptt:s, NJ
mo pE>-1, r. n-.-,-au. NIL
opD.,' IN 1.f an, i,[ a..an, da.S, a,'s y,
second aid thl:u eoof md iasc EreS tu:. IN u nas
foSs;s ss:;; =; T applS i Ses N il. RitE. -
1a:a 1n-
TO rem C1IEAP-Lulnbcr
Il YARD. hundred and thirty {r,t {r,nt, on West
ssst S*.9sea ia: Ha::s a Eel &: s;Syt:
~ D1@-T ~ -. -. ~
" nEH ing oto!lc.alont III t!l1ee
street ;9z I'D n nss .ss t. 81 Il Sa st 1t
4gss.: c nenesss es.t2 ~ "a s.s = s:t
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, 1859-04-04

4 CAnp-The undersigned beg to lender
their thanks to their nei.llbors and friends for
their valuable assistance in e1tinguishing the
FIRE on their premises I'll Saturday afternoon,
ed inst 1EwErT { DcTlEn.
, 1859-04-04

No71cE.-Rcr. II. Il. Morrcl1 will deliver the
10th Lecture of the course before the Young
Mems Christian Association at their new rooms
Methodist Church Block, corner OF Clark and
Washington streets, Monday evening, april 4th,
ut - o'clock. Lecture free, and oil arc invited
, 1859-04-04

F~c u HscRlrE.y 4tr<,,;.;,., da<., 4, E,o,so,n..
it aa1oyi.-f +, ,rc<. ti,<,,;n~,t, IN, III; AMI MI e
Leol..o eo,x,, of Ax so,4a~u u,a h1 tso41y
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7NHE UNDERSIGNED is q Candidate
Jutc. or THE Sue,or f.o,,rt NJ ,hc c,tv Of h,r
". 4. McALLisfER. ap+ eesst
.~-yrCr =, MN. n
w DIN 1ED-tA G0od f1lltfarQ la-
~ lc. Inquire n the Solta Hcosc. ap+a1
vVv >vrrr> -,
w 114s -. .4eual1uit -. ~
.tdn<> III sWHFR M = :; ihi 9 a ~ w st H.
ferenecs eirea. apa;zx
|0D C.TI, ,~lI, ~ ~.
X c1l oA14C~S1 tAltauac 1oPctlS
EEEs DENIM K u Il I'll u s.a)r .nr, osa6 M
TOR SAIF.-oG fret IN Wabash
s9a x e process q ssa ~
l'Olk SAlE-lO tonftctlOnerS-A
fn'i stt Of Confeet!oae.s Tools, Machines, Boilers,
~ r. III q alsta q ~ loT ea5a e.
ap4 ets3 4w
~0r CT- -. n :,
r. W o-1A1L"-A Ne" 1AalSe hllch
n.nn and +uJfh ~ thn R1{ir1 ffht,l In th,.
, 1859-04-04

PrnL1cA7ioSs.-" Blaekwood" for March, Eng
lish papers Of March 1stl, and 18th, and No. Is
Of ''Our Musical Friend" which contains for
last week twelve pages of fifst-class music, hare
BEEN received by AcSulIy d Co., 81 Dearborn
street. opnoaife the pnst flfficp
, 1859-04-04

1:FJ- The Grover i Baker Sewing Machine
Company hayc just added to their new and iu~
comparable Sewing Machines, m Improved
Hcmmcz, which renders their Machines in every
particular unequallcd.
Il. ALEXANDER, Agent.
~
, 1859-04-04

IMPROVED FARM FOR SALE.
i An Improved tlr7n cnntaain4. aheut ~ aetrs et
t'slhes the s:aanss dHe t.nx raire, we'll w4,ese I'LL
tfkr and veil tncci With xposi fatuc hn,%e tam Ind
.aeal. saai frn i Located = lns fum Chraso tls,.
toaEths II nilles fu stlinn Of the pr.lcipal
Etrals oinuln, ~Gst. 1t Is within lautsa walls uf
k.- at due seminary. Tv subscribers will ,el
thts f.1o applied 4, within thirty !ays chraper than any
that has the A!vaatasea- STRONG L WILEY UKu
, 1859-04-04

ITO RENT-The First-Class Frame
Bufa1o strret- mh:-1wx
ITO RENT.-.A Furnished House
L. N!ehlsaa Avenue. Aiasess "s. r. Bex slo-
, 1859-04-04
2-1w

GaEAr RoBBEEr.--On the night of the eth
instant the store Of Hawiey { Eaton, Merchant
Tailors and clothicrss, vas hurglariously enter
ed and robbed, but the thief being man of lit
tie taste selected mostly Old Stock, and as they
are rapidly filling up deficiencies with the most
elegant assortment Of Spring Styles, they are
better prepared than erer to exhibit punc but
beautiful ind durable goods for mems wear.
Though unfortunate themselves their custom
ers may profit by it, and now is the time, and
tue place is No. IS Lake street, under the Tre-
mont. mhSl- 1E-cGS3
II See advertisement Of Dr. Sanford's
Liver Iuvigorater, IN another column.
P1K1's PsAk.-Trunks, yaliscs antl travelling
bags, manufactured expressly tor trim tn the
Gold Mines at ". i Il. s. Wright's, 81 md sl9
South Clark street. felY-2m
II See advertisement Of Doudoir Sewing
Machines, 1e6 Lake street. ja4-b9v6
IT See advertisement of Quaker Citv SO
Sewing Machine. L. CoRSg1L h Co.
12s Lake street.
, 1859-04-04

DQTATQES IN BARRELS FOR
ap4. ]. .SNuW. 70 psath11n sasets,
, 1859-04-04

Arr rMA71Eas.-Messrs.F Fassrtt / Cook, Da-
gueErean and Photographers, will open on the
first Of Nay, their new rooms in Larmon' s
Block, Nos. 122 and 1a4 Clark street West Side,
where all the lovers Of art will delight to linger.
Hr. Fassctt wall leave for New York this week,
toprocure the most elegant furniture and adoru-
mcnts that can be found to dt up his rooms in
the most superb style. They have been arranged
to order for Mr. Fas5ctt, aud nothing will be
wanting to make them one of tue most attract
i've resorts in the city. The reputation Of
Nessrs. Fassett l. Cook, as artists OF the high
est character, is too well established to need
commentator ut our hands. Specimens Of their
superior taste and artistic skill adorn the homes
oEhundreds of our citizens
Their present rooms on Lake street, will be
continued as US usual. Due notice will be given
when their new hall will be opened on Clark
street. Their friends will wait impatiently the
announcement Of their first announcement.
, 1859-04-04
-FOUR STORY BRICK BCILu-

TOR S.ALE-.A House and Lot
l. The *a:.si.cr nd.r~ hI. due Residence .suat.., nn
Tie c"fnrr "f ta,s And 1Iata tt..t. kr s1e, Thv u
Irlts ~ ftt lLAA etntt. by In IN iaSs str,
xsh AL Is tses ey. p,ktt md in the .vsr IAt
a"'se ID IN k".. trdr LIS 10 rA's ,4lc7 10 ,nrs rs,x
and cr~t* with dry cellar u.cf wl. ls ci.t.,nt
Lake wafer an ka, a1 vi. buI!t in thr ,hu,u and
substantial natic f'f tlt owners 'scutat!o 1t
ttrFln!cd By 1nc large shade ines anI The Yan /. wen
1;.ti with ornamental ehr1ss and mail fnii..
Ittms&saQ. cl tGI1Icv time 1t per cent inter-
IT. lsIy hc agreed upon. Title Ferfict Apoly ID
FRANKLIN liATuEWAl.a 1t occr Of pxdrn Fhwtw,id
IN.
, 1859-04-04

THE RAILnoAns-CuASGE OF T1AE-0ur rail
roads are, with the opening Of the month, gen
orally adopting such changes in running tiue as
make it desirable for all our readers interested
to refresh their minds BY consulting tue ady&r-
tsemcnts.
, 1859-04-04

ROAeDING- Single Gentlemen
and gentlemen aud their wives ran te Accommodate et
With rooiua single IN suita handsomely furnished. *
Randolph street, doar Vt Metropolitan HOTEL III
tten or tuenty day hoasieFs b. accommodated Akt
, 1859-04-04
E>OR S.hE.-Country Residence in
WATERMAN nTTHnT9

new Brick fIuusr and LIT ds1ased the we.t .le 1t
hsnhee steet- fAe hoase i ~ by ~ two stusics high;
With nEr ta' roon, asi n!c o. hot eeitar under tha
whne. The la Is ts ftt fruit m ;ennr.e ssett by id
fe+S deep. The whue colnnaand!nza
BEAUTIFUL VIEW VI THE LAKE
Tile peFfrc The property il offered 1t private sale mt
The tenth ft day ri Nay II which tItlv II ut d-
- M il WI e ,!l u tue Cuut uuse in N4ukexl1 to ho
highest bidder for cash Apply +,
SATrERLEE cuOK 4 70, ChIcayo. or
, 1859-04-04

STOLEN PROPERTY FoESp.-A resident of the
West Division, named John Mc]iafon, about a
fortnight since lost q pair Of horses, wagon and
harness. On Friday 4e received the intelligence
BY i letter from the tlicf, that lie (thc thicf)
had sold said team TO man, named, in Quincy,
for $3.50. No clue ewas given nor could be gained
as TO the letter writer
, 1859-04-04

ITO RENT-Two New Houses on
Fulton ttreet, Union iark snpplyed with rain
andhJdant w4ter Arply It s. pear5ern stsr,t Ia le
ment " It ~ West Lake ststrt aftft O'Clock T.
H. GETTING. ap4 .t1
, 1859-04-04

ITO RENT-Dwelling House No
l. 1888 North Cunts street House aew contains eno
rotns besides elosets Rent &s00 per aauum. Po<*ssu
gwen immediately VIII te nuts1 tn good tenant n1s
Apply to r. HOLT job Rooms Pscss and Tribune ii
ErH I,
, 1859-04-04

ITO REET.-Rrick Warehouse an

ITO RENT.-Brick Warehouse and
i Dwelling Houses for I.en-Ths subscriber will zent
Er term oS years. fATasAae terms h Ecs PAtk!nk
uouse, ftutfux the Kyyr and Nuh Water ret Just
liow k1ah Street nsFe dessred fas fur~. ns: and
tja xits he ab,re thr as1onin prrscs Ebsc ass soS
tEe ty shci With 1oof ani building u by 81
given the drst Ut April or M3y.
AIso-Two new n1st-el.4s Hhcs Dwelling Houses snd
twustoy Frame Dwelling. heretofore occupied by q. ".
Doc xtua:ed Michigan stzxt between Pine and Ku4t
near the Lake House.
Dhtl.c4aAim r. CARPENTER.
, 1859-04-04

"THE SlcxLEs TEzAl"-DE W17r's SrrcIaL
REraRr.-Thc trial Of Sicklcs will be published
i'll fall i'll pamphlet form Immediately nitrr the
delivery Of the judges charge. 1t will contain
sketch Of the preliminary ercnts that led to
the catastrophe, profuscly illustrated; also.
etr]atim report of tho trial, speeches Of the
counsel, judges chargc, verdict, etc. Norris /
Hyde, l"4 Dearborn street, will supply the trade
and hare single copies for salc Immediately
after the publication Of the work.
, 1859-04-04


man, Stephen II. Warner, Il member Of Com
pany No. !, who WAS killed OH Friday evening
by being run orcr by the Steam Fire Engine
Enterprise Oh North Clark street, returned "a
verdict Of Accidental Death. The jury how
ever recommend that the rate Of speed for
steam fire engines while proceeding TO fire.
be restricted to some limit more compatible
with public saftty.
The funeral Of young Warner was to haze
been held on Sunday at ? o'clock, the tisencn
to rendezvous at tue Engine House Of No. on
Dearborn street at P. u.
Mn. Ep1roa-What 5 the use Of talking Of
more houses when such d tenement MS that at
the corner Of West Randolph and Sanyamon
streets can be rented for sit huadrtL dollars:
large, well built and convenient thrcc-story
brick house, on eighty feet of ground, at that
price is all that tenant could ask fur. While
such house stands vacant, why clanor for ad-
ditional tenements? In MY opinion nc have
houses enough and to spare. Yours,
WEST ESn.
ETA business Men 5 Eovu r.a,~. s1.r..py,s IL
Hetu IF0Hl LHttc ~ uHt u lAuCh+ uH tHE Hill
story of the Methodist Church block. Go up,
if you can, to this upper room, to stay 10, or 81,
or - minutes, or the whole hour. Peter Page,
Esq, led the meeting On Saturday last, WHICH,
notwithstanding the unpleasant weather WAS at
tended By the usual number. In owr last notice,
.'house' was mistaken for ~ hour in the clos
ing sentence. Nwould give us great pleasure to
record the house Was filled. ATTENDANT.
RANGE OF THE THERMOMETER for thc week,
as taken By E. l.. O'HAnA, Apothccary and
Pharmaceutist, No. co West Randolph street,
corner Of Canal street, Chicago.
, 1859-04-04

MEcHx1cs' INSTITUTE ELEc11ov-The Nc
clanics' Institute hold meeting at their hall
tomorrow (Tuesduy) evening fur the election
Of important vacancies in its board of officer 5
for tic ensuing year. The occasion is Of an
Importance which should command the presence
Of every lire member
, 1859-04-04

ITO RENT-A first-class Dwelling
l. House {es4 West Randolph srecD ~llh thirteen
roosns 1cc0maoded with gas hydFant and ci>tes water,
GOODMAN, OF the prtMisc5 3p4 tt
, 1859-04-04

TO RENT-Near Saint James
Il thufrhThe nrst-c!aas frame louse ~ Erie st:est,
large lof>y par'" thrre as airy chambers
aad Pan.1e summer aud winter kitchen h.Rc stone cellar
aud lIG.nent rain wIteT csteEu anl hyIfabta. The
hp1s is newly painted and and snpe! with ~
5nl rs fixtures complete Apply It the hue to J. J.
, 1859-04-04

TIE HERTZ Conspiracy CAsE.-The parties
concerned in the alleged conspiracy to reduce i
young girl 10 prostitution. Hertz, and the two
Scots were brought before Justice Dc Wolf by
change Of reuue from Justice Ailiikcn. The
case will be concluded oe Tuesday, to when it
stands adjourned.
, 1859-04-04

ITO RENT-Thc Warehouse and
Il DoeE South aer street octu2lt by the unleY-
kned Nr.:s Eixe. uae hln:frd md .1v f-
front Fs%H:ra given Immediately }. = SEMlIUEsE-
r,h<t 1n,4
, 1859-04-04

TO KEST-lsrick Store No. 176
liver fon, nd tf crIes will t reu,eI cheap psrt
cfthe whole. Apply 10 J. @. ADAMS. At "fac~ = u.
, 1859-04-04

TO RENT-Wareho,1Se and Dock.
l. The Na.chnus. AMI Dock II ttt fout IT Stl.t
stse.t to .eat tht Warehouse viii b SD suttst
lease of the p-rfn!sta JAMES E. pAlLlDA.
nnk1S-swct9a
, 1859-04-04

ITO RENT.-l52 Madison STREET.
l. BErk dwelling with eas and water cutn:.et. Txclry
'oonas ard ans sarttn IN se'nnsetn Ai*' ~ IS VA,
wscr. Inquire of J. Y. FAKTELl, r.. =, and Il Wa.
bash asxnnt. uhai-sx .cssr.
, 1859-04-04

ITO RENT-60 Acres Of Land ];
Il being the North half u the nonhc7s quarter of .<r
- 7. II. X. II, Will !cac tn Eln4 ctlal th5t
nve years. Part Of the ant Is clare, and part iinar1e
Agay !. ,t uEicssie14c1 :: 1Asavfa street. up sa, j.
y. VAUGHAN. NH I'M
, 1859-04-04

TO RENT-The first class three
l. toty brick H"u<c. With ascnlsnt. M. II, M"nr.e
altct y ofesed fur rent ftva My lA Suitable .E pr
ylt reslehce ur "rl!nk Hunsc. ar(iy II ALBERT L.
NEELf. caEhtr suuta Water and Franklin streets.
uIha9- n
, 1859-04-04

FEEsoSAI.-We had the pleasure of cnl1 on
Saturday last, from colbsunn, Of the U.1nokrut,
stauncll German Republican paper published
at Davenport, Iowa. Mr. c. is stopping at tile
May House, On Wells street, and while in the
city Wif call on our business men to give them
III opportunity to advertise in his paper. The
Dthsotrdt is paper Of very large circulation
among the largest i'll Iowa, and as u medium Of
advertising is perhaps c1cellcd bs none III that
State. Our merchants aud manufacturers will
consult their own Interests by publishing their
card III il.
, 1859-04-04

ITO RENT-In Dearborn Block,
l. opposite The post "nlec. a.rc ha*n:as ofares On
sertpd and ti:l 6uor, and sr Er:ek tuIu: IN tr
Also the drst II My .1tren foon- ,hr
fourth he4,r. Apply II RON No. ). ILL., RlcE.
r,t.Hl Tins
, 1859-04-04

TOR SALE-::1A New Large Brick
- Residence of the test arecues Ia the South
Oiui.nn aud A,uth OF the Railroad Crng finished Ia The
style: With l.sxe M stLles and every convenience for
1ar:t fAlly. Will l< sold e4e=p-part rnaa!n
Gus Aup1r to lux +. D. a.34 ct4S III
, 1859-04-04

TO RENT-Stores Nos. 3, ) and :,
L s.u,h t:a.s srp.t- Thse Tx - t.- aE!
satahi fn' u6tt*. ao. haseutt aS r Els t the t:at
MAN WHEELER tuhs3 cH!t ~
, 1859-04-04

ITO RENT OR S1ALE-.A Large
- and eummal!ons dwelling House. sitatc,! IN South
Dispn- lakc 4"zr, In the det and ptl4ant IH,.
81 the c!ty. fent 600 rtr yrat GoA harm and y1n
lot sKt++ feet Address e. L. bo1 ~ cal Kan
totrh street. nha2 c..;3 w
, 1859-04-04

The Chicago Acadazny Of Medical Sci
ences will hold their regular meeting on Monday
evening, April 4th, at the lecture-room Of
Sloun's commescial College, meeting commence
ing 1t It o'clock. IS. c. B1AxE, Sec'y.
, 1859-04-04

g {. II SCRfFES. .attfrytisi.y A2eat g pnafAofn
aori-ef teyfi,emests or fAs a,4l I'll The
Leodta9 PaperJ Of Mf Sot+A+W1A nl ts94l ly
, 1859-04-04

TO RENT-From the lst Of Nav,
J. two tlrccsory Brick Dwcings Nos IL and l3+ TAX
street tetreen Clark and Iaxlc etrts each cort4unx
eleven fVo1'a. with hat!.rooms and cloetH ttaem and
hydraulic waity Lot Milo rtt. with Bara tn tie 1rr
A1:n Dwelling House No. 557 Ohio street. between Rush
and Pine cnnt1ng ten roonss hath and CLOSETS Es
c.tesu, and hydraulic water
The a!'Se tanned hou<s are located In The best
hoods N thu North division. and viii H. 1eute 10 guo
spnn*lbfs tenants Nuae ulhcr need APPLY.
WV. GAMBLE, once No. linds Block, corner of Ra:.
G0iiA 33A MafkeI sktNttS. ap4eGYt1f1a
, 1859-04-04

TO RENT-On May lst, Il fine
- f7ne Dwelling on the :'uthsea Of tas. ART.
modem improvements, Rent ~ per annun Inquire Vi
EDMtSNh hSAIE Ell, Iii NORTH Clark s,7t,t.
HL?1 eE37 "
, 1859-04-04

ITO RENT low to good tenant,
l. net.,E: hrrs p,Errn. Hu,,-. in tbs hishv.t u,u
bst part hfEhe West Division. With all te tpr
neni.-waief. hot and c,'A h1ih< ~. IT, with xut sta
bling. Apply II NJ. IuueFpys Uuidlu. Sonth Water
s:rert. IY..
, 1859-04-04

TnE CuR1srrs TONIGHT At MErnoro11rax
HAL1-The Christys gave no Saturday after
noon entertainment, owing to bad weather,
doubtless to the great disappointment Of many
little folks. They had full house at Mechan-
, 1859-04-04

ITO RENT.-4A Thrce-Story House
4 Madison street. one hlock from the Public s4Kre.
Oat Oce Like strt.t and fhEE1 Farms ia oak Court
nltyi itx.rfst
, 1859-04-04

ITO RENT.-A Comfortable House
l. fronting ttar at I}ut.crdc.A >:svvt. thd hou,
.uth OF Aryher Rad. llcat about " pr E"nth. Ala.
tht Sture Nh. IL Randolph .tnet a4l tles asuyr thu
nan't; Apply a NJ. e9 lsasdc!ph >ttres, ~
, 1859-04-04

TOR SALE-To Confectioncrs-!A
fn:i set Of Confect.oae.a Tools Machines, I1Aers,
Marbles Cutters Sc. will Be disposed Of II low cash t.
ure- Apply to }. i. NICHOLS, Eo-1 Nasonlc Temple.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1859-05-20
Ten Steamboats, Burned.
PITTsBURG. NAV


At a quarter after IL o'clock FIRE
broke out in the steamer Henry Graf,
which quickly communicated to the ad-
joining boats. In less than five minutes
ten steamers were enveloped in flames,
which soon proved total loss The fol-
lowing boats were destroyed Henry
Graf, Pamela, Jennie Gray, Council Bluff,
james Wood, j. Ii. Conn, Potomac, Bel
mont, Cremona, and Commerce. The
flames spread with terrific rapidity. The
heat was great and fears were entertained
ios the safety of warehouses on Water
street. the exertions of the fremen being
principally devoted to them. The amount
of freight on the boats was not large
Some little on the wharf was destroyed.
The Pennsylvania railroad, with its usual
good luck, escaped almost Scott free. Her
shipments of merchandise for the West
were on board the Economy and South
America, which escaped entirely. The
latter, fortunately having steam up, was
the means Of saving all the other boats,
some thirty, now here from total destruc-
ton She took feet of four boats near
est to those on fire and towing them away,
left gap which made it possible to save
the rest.
1t is yet unknown how the FIRE originated.
Loss estimated at $3.50, 900, of which So
900 worth Of freight was insured, mostly
in pittsburg Offices
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1859-05-20

From AcAPULoo-P Passengers aud Treas.
IRE on their ,oag .from San Fimcisco,--A
letter to the 81. Louis Republican, dated
on board the steamer Golden Age, at Acs-
pulco (Mexico), April llth, says:
The Golden Age, which loft San Fran
cisco on the 9th inst, has S38 rssengers
on board. About 20 Vii leave here by
the way of Tehnantepes.ior NJw Orleans,
aud 100 by tl's way ofHavana. The Ago
has ou board " ,0S2, ,765 ~ in treasure.
The oppc sition steamer Uncle Sam was
to leave on the same day with eleven hun
dred passengers. The amount of treasure
by her | cam you correcly, but il
is over two Hundred thousand dollars.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1859-05-20
I To be Continued.1


Hon. EDWARD BATEs.-The Hon. Ed
ward Bates, Of Missouri, recently wrote a
letter to "the Whig General Committee, 9"
of New York, which was mislad or lost,
At the request of some of the members,
he has supplied them with copy of it.
Upon the subject of slavery, he holds the
following sensible and manly view:
As TO the negro question, have always
thought, and often declared, in speech and
in print, that it is a pestilent question,
the agitation Of which has never done
good 10 any party, section, or class, and
never can do good, unless it be accounted
good to stir up the angry passions Of men,
and exasperate the unreasoning jealousies
of sections, and by these bad means, foist
some unfit men into office, and keep some
fit men out. 1t is a sensitive question,
into whose dangerous vortex il is quite
possible for good men to be drawn un-
awares. But when | see a man, at the
South or at the North, of mature age and
some experience, persist in urging the
question, after the fearful experience
Of the last few years, can attribute his
conduct to no higher motive than personal
ambition or sectional prejudice.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1859-05-20

In the report Of the discussion between
MIR, Soggin and MIR. Montague, In Caro-
line county, us given in the Fredericks-
burg News, we find the follwing
"Alr. Montague said--I voted for Bu.
ohanan on the cincinnati platform, but ne
has deceired me--he is traitor 10 his pdrts
md 50 help me D'y Creator, iH Herer tois
for him again, ~
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1859-05-20

"What dreary, disagreeable day." ex,
claimed Mrs. Alcourt as she seated herself
at the breakfast table. "You must not
think of going to school to-day, Lily; it
is sleeting and / do not believe any of your
scholars will venture out such weather as
this"
"Oh yes, they will. There are many of
them who do not regard the weather"
"Send Miss Aylmer and Ida in the car
riage, Emma, and put up luncheon for
them; do not think it will clear off to-
day and they must not come home at
noon"
"You are looking pale this morning
Lily, are you sick ?" inquired Mrs. Al.
court 81 do wish you would conclude to
remain at home; / think you are wrong
in exposing yourself thus"
81 am very WELL with the exception of
a pain in my head so slight that it is not
worth complaint l did not rest well
last night, my dreams were very bad,
think | must have been feverish."
"All owing to that oystersupper you
attended last night, Nothing so bad for
young people as late suppers and late
hours early to bed and early to rise
should be their motto
"Ilas the mail arrived General z" asked
Lily
"Yes, and knowing how anxious you
are to hear from home l sent Tom to the
office Immediately. Here is package for
you from Willow Creek, Don't let it spoil
your appetite"
"0h had almost forgotten to tell
you the news, brother, about young May
hue"
Lilly stopped to examine the seal of her
package and the unbound ringlets drip
ped in a golden shower over her face com
pletely coneealing it from view,
"Take care of your curls, Miss Aylmer, y
cautioned the General, dryly, "or they
will taste your coffee first, What were
you going to remark Emma? p
"Why, that careless cook of ours let
the tea give out without mentioning one
word Of it to me until breakfast was al
most ready, SO | sent Hetty to borrow
some from Mrs, llortwell--'
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1859-05-20
Written for the CiuksUiHe Chronicle.l
LILY VI M E R.
BY oRIoLE.
CHAPTER X.
"No III NJ

"No III not weep;--
] have full cause for weeping but this heart
Shall break into a hundred thousand flaws,
Ere I'll weep"-Shaks.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1859-05-20

WILLIAM" said a carpenter to his ap.
prentice, I'm going away to-day, and |
want you To grind all the tools" Yes sir.
The carpenter oamehome at night. evil
lam have you ground all the tools right
sharp2 "All but the hand-sdso," said Bill;
Icouldn't get quite all the gaps out
Of that"
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1859-05-20

MEEKNEss.--A boy was asked what
meekness was He thoughta momentsnd
said; "MeeknesS gives smooth auswers e
ou h questions.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1859-05-20
PUETICAL LOVE LETTER.

2U, o. 2 Y,
vow TO be true;
&c U, Y |
To the worlds end would ay
ISL NG
Always following mei
For y, o. u X
Better looking by far
So when | @ l. n,
My head ! shall toss;
And u, u y chaaoo 2,
~ su-c W lnok \.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1859-05-20
From the Virginia Advocate.
HOW THE MONEY GOES;

BEING A SUPPLEMENT TO THE PAM
PHLET ENTITLED "IVHAT 1T COSTS
TO BE GO VERNEDn