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, 1859-11-16
Tile Gale on tho Lower Lakes.
feron TIC Eu.la!o Express, 1fh.I

SCsrAx ErE,uxa-3 r. n.
We have just experienced one Of tue wors.
gales and suow-ktorms that we hare Lad for
many years. Alt day Yesterday the wind WIS
FROM tue southwest. md moderate. until The
luster part Of the day when tue wind increased
to gale, the barometer FILLING rapidly. Uuriug
The night it blew with great violence, aud to.
wards morning it co1ntnrnccd suowiug, and has
showed hard all day, and blowing hurricane.
1t times thas lighted up little, allowin; some
St tne n ,f>sels to catch glimpse Of 'hc Beacon,
Or llrr Lighthouse, for lnouent. ind to get
IN. Somr have gone down The rircr, and soiue
succeeded IL entering tho haEbor.
Iltre Wus quite feet on ttis lake, mostly
bound for this port and the Weltard Canal.
Sulne are known to be ashore, aud it il feurcd
t'lat many others have shared The same fate.
The aehooners Sea BIRD, Arcsnrns aud pcrse.
veIance, came in during the forenoon, in the
height of the gale. in gallant style.
The schooner -il3ebaran. wh:ch Was at aa-
char in t!lc bay, parted her big chain, nade Il
little sail, could hot weather The 1reak-watcr.
ran around the lower end Of it, and got along
hide Of tic dock inside. Her escape frrm de-
atructlon was very Eurrow. Her ca|tain and
Crew deserve areat credit for their seun,anship
and good management.
The schooner Ilosclton. bound up light, run
nm. bacx, found themselves close on TO Eea-
con Light. IA 1ceward ran into the river to
windward ol Lake Huron Pier. on the .sme,i-
can side.
Anuther small 5ore-and.aft schooner lies on
the Like Huron Pier, On the Canada side.
The brig Wu,. Treat, lying at anchor under
Io'n: A"bino. !'artcd her blE chain and ran for
the river, entering it safely during tue height If
the stu.7n. She grounded IN Strawberry Island,
where she now lies, safe CaPtain Bain mnn-
aged her sk.!tfuait, nnler sac circumstances
III which lie Was placed, and IL entitled 10 great
credit.
TIE schooner Sweepstakes, with 4 cargo Of
wheat consigned to T.. 5. Marsh, is Asl.orc on
the Canada side, near'y opposite the mouth Of
The harbor.
The schooner Oak Hill, bound up, light, was
was near Point Ill Pelre, shen the gals struck
her. She was put about and headed for this
port- She went ashore L little after two clock,
reports the schooner N randa ashore farther up
i'll the bay. Her captain u!so reports passing i
Canadian schooner water logged. and her crew
clin.'ng to the ri.5g,lx. They have unsfonLied-
ly f.nu4 4 w4tcry i,rarc.
There are several grain vessels bound for tlIss
port, aud known 10 be on this lake, which are
undoubtedly ashore. Among which are the
NaIeria, II. Ballard, Reciprocity, st. Andrew,
and others, names not tecoilectea.
The tug SnlvOr. Capt- Summcrvilc, belong
ing to the -Etpa Insurance Company, left her.
saturday evening to render assistance 10 the
se@Iuoner Nebraska, which il disabled ut Port
Rycrsr.
The schooner Margaret is ashufsa II Fort nur-
well.
The lower lake schooner Andoscr, loaded
with salt, is ashore at l;radluck's Point, Lake
Ontario.
Tho schooner Wm. Ross is ashore at Fair
port She was loaded with lumber and bound
for this mort.
, 1859-11-16

I ~ 4~<- Il
| .WALH,*erey, Sur, II. 1855.
lhe election news from your State comes
gown like thundcrbo1t from clear sky. Our
nefnacraslc politicians were certain Of currT,pc
ne States Of New York and New Jersev-,he
compensation Indeed, lhrough its organ, lad
staked 'ta very existence upUn Democratic
| .f'n'nph. The clear majority of lhe Republican
lcEet IS q terrible blow 10 those journals among
as which made such tremendous noise orer
the John Brown at4air.
lie Io0r G"ntfHufioa feels good deal like tlre
negro VINO dlrtich his bcst coat in a mud pn!-
"lc iJr nothing. fancyiny that he was listening
20 Afhcld. lust ILink-four thousand cop:
ts ~ ~ Que narnofr # the co"*ttfatio" were sent
10 New ! ork TO Influence the election. 1t con-
'ancd an attack upon Mr. Seward, the Stiffness
.! .! "a'ci. = as only surpassed by its mai;guity.
II u WIS: like the address by the Fifth Avenue
Esommttsee. - capital political document for the
nepuol1cans:: The Presidential organ is little
ashamed nf its course now that the eIec,iou is
otef aud Tic results are SO dsheartcning, esrc-
e'aliy a" sererHl prominent Democrats criticisc
It with severity.
:, Mr. Huc1lnnan is so angry over the elections
mat iie means tu let oil his pcnt up passion
against all northern men who huve correspond.
Gu or shaken hands with Old Brown within two
years. IAe1rial Of Stevens IN Il federal court
Is merely political trick on the part Of Govern
Ss "1se, but our President hupgers for more
plood. u 'ras not enough, for him to trot down
70 our railroad depot 30 gal'autEy:o sec tha ma
f.ncs fs od-he must show his mettle now that
:.t,sesnor Wise has given his counsel By haul
IhE 'ew northern anti-alasery men over the
eoals. Gerrit Smith, Dr. Howe, a few men iu
Quo. possibly Governor Seward An6 Jack Hale
are 10 be summoned down into Virginia u wit
hessrs. oncc there, if it il possible to conjure
up any suspicious circumstance against them,
'hey orc to be nabbcd and put On trial before
s,asehoidiog jury, This is the .p.ogrnmne, l
find al.
ttial Of Steycus takes place.
If!c n'ob.ineiting douglas organ, the Stats,
''luat have had its feelings deeply hurt by .he
conduct Of our Washington Republicans. They
got out aaes .dired guns, aad were particularly
Jelly over the election news The worst Of it is,
q; .,als was all done openly. Is it not high time
that these bold traitors were driven out Of
town:
, 1859-11-16
The It1nx UQt}ayyA.

:, Nrw 0ELEASs. MIR. 1.-THE steamship Chas
Morgan. from Gal,eston on the iii inst.
brings the affidavit of wm. Miller, who aed
from ErownsviiIe. dated at Corpus Christi, on
teuas' band captured the town Of Brownsville
on the 31st, after five hours hurd fighting. and
was IN full possession on the 1st inst.
J.: Marks / Co., wholesale dry goods dealer.
10 this city. however, hare letters direct from
their House at Isroxussi'ic, dated Nor. ?. a,
5 o'clock r ~, stating that no reinforcement
mad Jet arrived "cortinas. however, has
hour If expecting the hangers .nd Government
troops. Aessrs. Harks and Others here say that
Miller Is entitled TO no credit, md think thu.
the rangers and trnops will reach Brownsville
IN season: The letters To Messrs. Marks 4 Co.,
g canse disbelief in tho previous Corpus Chris.
, 1859-11-16
BY TELEGRAPH.
ADDITIONAL BT THE OVERLAND M,IL,
NcxyH from tue Sandwich Islands.

ST. Loc,s. Nor. 1.-THE British steamer
Achilles. arrived nj Honolulu Sept 9Th, md
reported that the American clipper slip s1astia.
Gapt* johnson, from San Francisco 10 Hong
hong. haF!nS on hesTd Isl passengers. Of whom
o. Sept. All the passengers with the ex .eption
Of one Chinaman, who was sn,osle1ed, we're
safely taken 0tf ty the Achilles. and conyeved
to Honolulu. ~an,oa5 the passengers we're 4.
y. !, Para; e Boston, 6. G; harris. Geo. Clifford,
The Chinese atr said to have last 1arce
amount Of treasure. The cargo Of about So
tons WAS lost The ire originated between
aecks 1rom some opiun,.suokins Cinnamon III
LOWING the sparks IT, Get among their coulbu.ti-
BILE articles, which ta,n set tie Whole shin ia
blaze. The e>cLpe ct the passengers was owing
1o tue daring eootness Of Capt Johnson and his
onicers, and the fortunate appearance Of the
Achilles. The MastiH w2s j Boston frstclass
900 in Bosion, f-'
, 1859-11-16
From New Orleans.

New ORLEANS, Nov 14-There hare been
i've fires in this city since Saturday, th1ee Of
which were unimporiant. The new .Basen
ho", consisting Of six stores, on Rampant
street, was burned, causing loss OF $4,000: +:
a'so ninc squares. consisting Of eighty small
buildings, abore Chippewa street, in The Fourth
Otstf'ct-!osa <190.o*: The fires are supposed
to be the work Of incend7aries. There vas 10
water arailable. Oae hundred families we're
burned out.
coast
Ice has formed in this city.
Sunday. 4
There weEe three deaths from yellow fever in
this city during last week,
, 1859-11-16

u The la Crosse papers do not think much
of Milwaukee or her merchants. The Milwau-
kec Wisconsin hnving complained tllat the cs-
cursion from Chicago to Fond da Lac, Was gut
up to attrnct trade to this city, the Ia Crosse
Republican replies in this fashion:
-Ict us stop aud inquire, how it was will,
Milwaukee ycar ago when the La Crosse road
was opeuedr Fifteen Or ,weEty tickets were
left here Tor few men who wcrs favored with
un acquaintance Of tho officers or some Of their
friends, were invited, and they were refused
the prisilege Of taking their wives, unless they
p.id q: for their pas.asc there md hack
TL;s is one OF the differences between Milwau.
kec and Chicago: Thete was more li9erality
lin towns than Milwaukee ever thought Of
With l.alf dozen exceptions, there il not :
wholesale merchant in Milwaukee, TINT VT
know Of, who il fit to keep II country Erocerv-
they have not the capacity. We arc sorry to'
4his depors thc;r stnliaits; Ill., not r1 only 10
have IN cyc:upencs when q iew moro gaps be
tween Chicago and tie Northwest are closed.
, 1859-11-16

cBT The Grorer l. Baker machine il still the
popular and wel-approved double-thread, loop
i smooth, elastic end re|iable seam. It does
not rirft the edges Of the cloth together but its
result ia = sensible stitch. New styles offan,ir
aud shuttle nsehines, with hemners, fuckers
and binders, at reduced prices. Send for cir
cu!ar. GROVER i BAKER :. II. Co.,
no14-6t lis Lake, near Clark, At1cet-
, 1859-11-16

Nxw, NOVEL, Rich AND ELEeAxr-Faucr
Goods, just received At the new store Of John
u. Park, l.4 Lake street. 4 beautiful ussort-
ment Of 6ne fancy goods, suitable for presents,
embracing as follows: Ladies' aad Gents TRAY.
cling Cases. Sa,ehels, Bags. Cabas, Port Mon.
naies, in e~ery variety Purses with Chains-
The finest stock Of Hair Pins, Combs, and Head
Dresses in tho city. Eisstics, Caters in silks
Liuen. Kid and yelret, Necklaces, Bracelets
An,ulets, Buckles, in steel and Gilt, Opera Glass
60, Dldals. Opera, Party and Mourning Fans
iu great variety. Elegant Hair Brushes, Hat
Cloth and Nail. do. Lub1u's Extracts. for the
Handkerchief, Perfume Bags, Puff Duxe., 20
mades. Cologne Stands Fancy Soaps, DC
.t1En D. Parks. le4 Lake stree. unlh3t
, 1859-11-16

LIS VI utAt MA|Atk AEEil1b &ItG N|eh HAS A4A>
vauccd , to 4c; New Corn declined to Sc;
Oats steady: Rye advanced &c; barley DE-
tlineL &C.: Flour advanced 10c. LIKE Freiglts
have declined Q TO &c per bushel. Insurance
ADVANCED yesterday Oh the lakes per cent
he;ng now l.: per cent on Grain 10 Buffalo.
The season for the grain trade is fast draw
ing 10 close, and shippers are busy sending
forward their recent purchases. Navigation
will, iii all probability, close i'll tcu days-pcr-
hips earlier.
The Provision Trade opens slowly. The
pork packers arc rrady'to commence as soon
as the Hogs come in As will be seen by the
and dressed during tlle corresponding week
}asi year, were Is, 1888. nsainst only 5,773 last
week. The Beef packers are iust drawing
their operations to t clo=e-l,asin- cut up
wards Of $1,000 head Of cattle.
With regard to the operations in pork, ho.:*.
Ac., VIC extract tile following from til. circular
ef II. MlLwsRn. provisio. broker: Of tlis city.
dated to-day:
Ito hare actuul1y commenced, yet seine Of the
''sualler houses urc working to limited c1-
tent, aud the products hare thus far met rea-
'dy sale. NcS n,css Pork has been sold ut
"*li.o1; prime mess at *l1.;9. No salcs Of
"Fritnc or rutnp reported. In Cut Meats the
demand has been active, and both Shoulders,
Sides md Hams hare been purchased, when
.. cured at lie -c and - nacEt,l Sn little has
, 1859-11-16

.B The $ioo;t90 libel Of the New York
Tinps upon Com. yandcrb:lt--hs being the
Judge If it's damage-eonsistcd in its saying
that Vanderbilt and ti!libuster Walker were in
partnership, Vanderbilt furnishing arn,s and
money aud STEAMBOATS,. and Walker promising
70 pay, when he conquered Nicaragua, BY gir-
ing Vanderbilt control Of the Nicaragua transit
-autA
, 1859-11-16

Tho telegraph reports Senator Douglas
health to be improving His physicians will
probably advise hin, not to lake his seat in tho
Senate sr the opening Of tho next session, hut
iug tic Cnpyles.ou Convention.
, 1859-11-16
PENT0N & COMPANY,
Wholesale Druggists,
81 Lake Street,

OFFER FOR SALE AT LOWEST PRICES
IS Ht{s. Pure Lfns.ed Gil,
5000 Calls. ". Il. Whnle Oil.
1000 tt ELEPHANT OIL,
1000 s; SPERM oil.
10 Hb1H. Seats Font Oil,
u s. Castor uil..Prlme,
IN &k dnftrn 81 -
100 * Cnn1phenu,
SO & IuTrensinc,
2tO ~ 1&0sln-.ho. and !,
80 Cnfks sal Sods,
rs {" Soda Ash,
200 Gum 0plum--1nrkey.
80 Or. Mort llene--p d: ",
$50 Hu, Canary Sted.
100 =" Hemp -
50 BnIeH Terra Inpoufca.
100 Kc1s y. G. tftcarb. Soda,
rs Bales Prime Eastern Hops.
10 1sb3s. 1rzsAricAn 1sInElaas,
so Boxea olive Oi1-Qunrts,
50 .s IS ;: Ftn,s,
SO Ha1reiS Whiting,
100 Boxes Ecuulue CASTLE Soap,
So ilbs. Psice'a GIycerIne,
1000 s. Casasvay Seed.
100 Bbls. IAlcohoI,
SO - Burning Fluid.
1o7bss-1m
, 1859-11-16

Cirr or ME3Ico. Nor, 5.-lt is stated that
Gen: Marquese boldly azows the seizure Of the
couducta, and says that It was done for patriotic
purposes. H. Is expected to arrive Mt The cap
!tal. and will probably assume tho Presidency,
being tho church fay0ritc.
, 1859-11-16

H,czonr Woop.-Coe i Carpenter arc now
receiving the best quality Of Canada HickcrT.
OF their dock, No. 40 North Water street.
no14 ct
, 1859-11-16

TuEEDLx.pEE ASp pTwEEpLx.prx.-De9aro Of
any other concern dealing in Lamps and Oils
that pretends to be braueh Of The Lamp and
Oil Emporium. The surett way to get lie
Boston Kerosene and good LAMPS. is 10 come
every gallon Of Oil sold to bs as Represented.
Remember there is I vast difference in Lamns
As we'll rs Ola. Therefore, don't buy those
which first came out, which smoke and emit an
odor. noll.l2t.
, 1859-11-16

Fall OF 4 Building and Loss Of Life in
Buffalo,
BCFrAIo. Nov. IA portion Of the ruins Of
the grain elevator, which was destroyed By fire
last week, fe:i this afternoon, buryins ten ur
Twelve pcrsens who were cagugcd in clearing
tue ground, two Of the unfortunate men were
killed. md four ipiu1edx
, 1859-11-16


New Railroad Tine Table.
The following Railroad time table went into
effect yesterday:
Trains Dparf. Aails clost. Trains Arrire
EAST.
MICHIGAN SOUTHERN.
SSh s.SS + 4. ;s3r ;s3r. \. n 12:;S 1S.5oR :. \. n
MICHIGAN CENTRAL.
900 4. 81. 9.00P.M l1.c5 4. II
*s.45 a. ii. s.43 N. 1855 a. ii.
7.0oT.M. 5.SoP PM 1870 +. u.
Mich. Cen. train Of Monday morning arrive at
PITTS, FIT. WAYNE AND CA1cAGo.
g." 81 f. II. l. SO SO +: + T. T. 1S% 1e:;o +. F. \. H.
SOUTH AND WEST.
CHICAGO AND ROCK ISLAND.
s.es F. F. H. H. s:oS S P.M r i: s.iy y +: +. Il. 4.
DIXON AIR LINE.
1850 AN 1eooA.A. A.M.
p. i. $50 i. Il.
ILLINOIS cESrRAL-BraneA.
's.5o 10 +: F. t. t. $50 $50 + + g. :9s io.Ss s +: i
BURLINGTON AND QUINCY.
Ills i. II. 1n.n0p. II. 5.l5 4. II.
ills P. ~ 9.O0p. H. 6.l5P,A u,
ALTON AND ST. LOUIS
Ills 4. II. 1900 4. u. :.1o L. n.
Ills N. $40 =. H.. l1.U0P.M
NORTH AND WEST.
GALLSA AND CHICAGO ONION.
l1.S0 4. w. 1900 x. u. $50 4. II.
ll.45 i. H. 9.O1r.M. 4.30 r. u.
ST. PAUL AND FOND DU LAC.
1e.l5 r. ". 1l.00 M. Ills 4. "
800 T. H. 4.3p P. ", $50 L. u.
MILWAUKEE.
S.lo 4. II. 4.00A. ~ 1850 AN.
1el5p.M. ll.ep 4. II. 5.;0r. II.
Cincinnati Express.
All way Nails leave on morning trains only.
No mails over any route on Sunday morning.
No Saturday evening mails over any route.
Sunday evening mails over all routes.
, 1859-11-16

LIFE ISscRAxcz.-As fur as reported, two Of
the victims in tile late accident to the excursion
train on The Chicago and Northwestern L. r.,
he'll policies Of life insurance. The Mutual In
surance Company Of Wisconsin hare just paid
*s,5oo policy on the life Of Charles Petersilea-
Of Oshkosh, The Hartford Mutual had a policy
Of Il 600 Oh the life Of Geo. Emerson, of the
same place.
, 1859-11-16

4 Thankless Community.
WAsH1Soros, Nov. 1s.-The Board of Alder
men hare refused their assent apart next Thurs
day hs day Of Thanksgiving.
, 1859-11-16

DE4rn or Lor1s SrouR.-Dr. Spohr, ene ef
the greatest violiuiste, and vel known as the
comp ,scr Of ID Faust" died on the Esd Of octo-
ber.
, 1859-11-16

LAncESr OF \ WArcH.-A man named 0'Sol
livan Was arrested yesterday, charged with the
larceny Of gold watch from the boarding.
house Of Mrs. Caberry, on Kinzie street, on the
nor:h side. The case has been continued for
want of witnesses.
, 1859-11-16

ALMOST \ Sc1c1DE.-A mariner named John
Leslie was arrested on Tun Buren, street bridge
on Monday evening. in the act Of throwing him.
self into the stream. It WIS found to lie case
ofwhisky and water. lie had drank the former,
ana came thus near mixing j. fatally with the
latter
, 1859-11-16
u l + D ,

the lsta tut DAVID RUTHERFORD. Of Con: :umptiop.
Aged ti se4z4.
Tie Funeral VII: take p.aea on Thursday 18th lnst at
oae oeoek IN the aftesaoeb. FtieIds ara invited.
Memphis. tTsIa) anil II rh.hirx Scotland papers
plt1se cory.
, 1859-11-16

OWEN W!.STEn.--A trunk which was left at 4
drug store on Dcspla;ues street, By lady few
days since, can be obtained ut the City Mar
sbal's office.
, 1859-11-16

E See advertisement Of Cornell i Co.'S
two-thread noiseltas premium Sewing Machine
md universal hemmer, No. 1888 Lake s.
au27-1y
, 1859-11-16

Gas F1xrrsE.-Brown Il Wilder are now re-
ceiEinR from Cornelius L Baker. and other man.
ufacturcrs, farge assortment Of 1ate patterns
ofCbandeliers Pendants and nth=r Gas Fixtures.
Globes, &c. AL II need will please call 1t 4:
md ~ State street. otl1:om
, 1859-11-16

WAsu1SGroS. Nov 15.-Judge Douglas con.
dition has improved within tic last - hours,
aud his physicians consider him better this
morning.
, 1859-11-16

~ TO 10 john Jonea, 1l9 Dearborn street,
ard get your clothes clenned aud repaired. They
will be we'll done end al prices to suit the times
, 1859-11-16

>'BrTIER AND CHEESE PaExrrxs.-The premi-
ums offered By Folsom, Dorset l. Co., produce
dealers, for the best butter aud cheese, were
awarded on Friday Inst. '
The tirst premium on butter falls to II. l..
Adams, Of ofWhiteside County, aud ]. D. Turner,
ofAattoon. Ill. Second premiums on the same,
full to L. Wilmot, Of Lake county, and 3. Sea-
CUR, Of kankakee county. The first premium
on cheese was given to R. Bartholomew, of
Mcllenry Co.-the second premium 10 u. l.
Earl, If Lake County.
We republish the abovc on account of errors
in previous insertion.
, 1859-11-16

Tie Supreme Court Of IOWA.
The Dubuque Herald furnishes thu following
footinss Of the vote on Suprcu'e .1u.igss, at :'c
late election in 1owa;
, 1859-11-16
THE CITY

D,saoSrs. -W'itlianl Howe, 4 news-
boy, WAS sent 10 Elidewclf for two weeks for
stealing q dozen newspapers.
"YE EAcEl."-A fine golden cagle is being
se. up for the cabinet Of the Andobon Club. 1t
was eliot on tic Vermilluu. in Michigan.
MAn1xE.-The schooner Curtis Mann, lrcn,
Dut1.lo, loaded with coal. and bound for Chsca-
70, is ashore On the south Mani,ou. The Kirk
land is atiu FAST III the beach.
NorIcK TO WArkn TAKEns or TIE WEST ILL.,
v1s1oS.-Ths wa.er will be shut OF Of the West
Disis,pn to-day {Nov. 1S) Mt ? A. NJ, to make
sumo needed repairs. Il. F. WALKER, Sups.
FlNEp-Two railroad runners were brought
into the Police court Yesterday charged with
violation Of the depot ordinance at the At1wau.
kes depot. After hearing. one Of them named
John Sto!bausn wns fined ele.
SALE OF Doo.--At the cattle yards yestcr-
day n drover covctins dog belonging to an.
other bought it at o. cents per pound. VIC
give the quotation with the remark that the
ratio must be above tue views Of the ttsassage"
men.
OSE upHsE CARs.-A one horse car las been
nut upon tho State street track. It Saves one
horse and conductor, the passengers signali-
z:ug the driver az in au omnibus. and further
paving into safety contrivance invented for
| the ane ioratlon Of employees.
TIE Dor S1Apn,xG CAsE-The case Of John
Clifford, the boy who s;ahbed one Of his play.
mates few days ago, was called up yesterday,
but owing to the inability Of the wounded boy
to appear, being confined 10 his bed, the case
was continued 10 the s41h inst. .,'-.
| Ef- Young men out Of employment lin eoun
II or city) hasing little capital to commence
with. should call and see Bradstrect, the wealth
cr-strir n.nn. lie has inducements TINT vii
"put money in their purses." lie eau he founs
ut u Dearborn street: room Is.
Tnx w,zAnp Jacons,-Mctropolita Hall i
crowded o'nights," as It will continue to b
throughout the week, ut tue entertainments Q
| the Wizard Jncobs. and his man Sprightly
Three pccks Of vest buttons were swept out q
the hall yesterday morning, "tatd" the nigl,
before. We advise every one to 20 ioos>ly cla
and laugh their tilt. Only this week.
WEaruEn.~-iesterday was ,lilduess and sur
| shine over head, but ahaw Of about L six:eent
Of an iuc1, under foot, dong sad ilaroc will ii.
| | amour. Of recent snuwfall, aud trantformIn
slippy to sloppy. 1t WAS geeat Jay for the il
terestins class Of admirers Of ladies' CATERS Il
i |
, 1859-11-16

SALE OF Doo.--At the cattle yards yestcr-
day n drover covctins dog belonging to an.
other bought it at a' cents per pound. We
give the quotation with the remark that the
ratio must be above tue views Of the ttsassage"
men.
, 1859-11-16
NAS1IINGTOy.

Afsf ]sftfs'o* -HfNs.-fIro@Hs frons the Id
sa@"s" t'fI har< hfs Nerrnst.--Fuha
Nroern Gntx <Hore
, 1859-11-16

Nor1cK TO Watch TAkEns or TIE WEST H.
y1s1oS-Ths waller will be shut of Of the West
Disislpu to-day {Nov. 1d) ut ? A. ~, to make
sumo needed repairs. Il. F. WALKER, Sups.
, 1859-11-16

MAmSE.--The schooner Curtis Mann, lfcM
Dut14lo, loaded with coal. and bound for Ch1ca-
70, is ashore On the south Manitou. The Kirk
land is still FAST on the beach.
, 1859-11-16

Dysnoxrs4 SEwspor.-N'itlian Howe, 4 ncwE-
boy, MAS sent to Elidewclf for two weeks fer
stealing dozen newspapers.
"YE EAcEL.' "a fine golden eagle is being
se1 up for the cabinet Of the 4ndobon Club. Il
was elot on tic Vermill;uu. in Michigan.
, 1859-11-16

FixEp.-Two railroad runners were brought
into the Police Court yesterday charged with
violation Of the depot ordinance at the At1wau.
kee depot. After hearing. one of them named
John Stobau.n Nns fined fle.
, 1859-11-16

OSE uoasE caRs.-A one horse car las been
put upon tho State street track. 1t savcs one
horse and conductor, the passengers signali-
z:ug the driver as in au omnibus, and further
paving into safety contrivance invented for
the aEnc ioration of e{unloyees,
, 1859-11-16

NOTICE TO MAIL SUBSCRIBERS.
Tbs a:e II the rnd u tic strip Which your
ft:atsd The ti"< 'ehro s4s-riar .1Jirr..
CH!eAs taen we'd VII ut discontinued. Tea.c ,eni
tuasc tia, .:1sc II y"1 ~:st tbr paper eontirurd. IT,
, 1859-11-16

Tuv , : -,,r T,,,...n,, n ::
.;ce "a tba ch;c,oo J. poo,r 1s,a,, y y ~.
nnnr :, a,,.s ~ ~ 49, 49, as.;a... - -,
Junction, tie train Of the Fort yarne ,oad a,s
stantInc ncross the track at n cros,inr ri e,e
by exnress stinu,at;o, thu latter ,-. aIr,xx -
give clear way. And also re should remark,
that ths railroad companies in this Statc. where
they order their trains to stop at crossings Of
other roads, do 80 Of their own consent. there
, 1859-11-16

TIE Dor S1Apn,Sc CAsE-The case Of John
Clifford, the boy who siabbed one Of his play
mates few days ago, ~as called up yesterday,
but owing to the inability Of the wounded boy
to appear, being confined 10 his bed, the case
WIS continued u the 9Th inst.
, 1859-11-16

E- Young men out Of employment. lin eoun-
II or city) hasiug little capital to commence
with, should call and see Bradstreet, the wealth.
cr-strir mnn. lie has inducements TINT will
"put money in their purses" lie eau lie found
nj r Dearborn street: room Is.
, 1859-11-16
49aantfn.

"ANTED.-To Mechanics.-A y
fe~ Viz hAats ae-uSsored IL .-salf work. Note
b:1 4-k r1tA vuFxnea ne-t apply. ". i. YuChG +
CO., Esick BulIax. rear If is Wells +f:ee. ro91lw