davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1859-01-13

We made reference few days ago, to
the will Of the late Mr.. TnoRsRigE, Of Bos.
ton. in which was manifested his uniorgiving
spirit towards one of his daughters, who
had married contrary to his wishes. She
was twenty seven years Of age when she
married, and the person she married, a very
respectable person, though not wealthy or
distinguished on account Of his ancestors, or
acquired honors Mr.. 1HoRSDrEE, by his
will, gave this daughter what the law com
PEELED him no more And he provided
that. il her mother, or brothers. or sisters
should ever AID her beyond what be gave
her. no matter what her circumstances or
condition. they should not from heDccforth
derive any benefit from his will. The Bos-
ton Courier, 10 sorDe continents on the will,
remarks on its uniorgiving spirit a. iol
lows;
- But we must COATES that with us the
prominent emotion IL more akin 10 sorrow
than anger: II IL "A sort O' shBdder and hOr-
ror at the thought of a humans sonl coming
into the presence Of its God in this wicked.
unrelen,ibg, uniorglviBg temper toward the
children Of his blood.
Did it not occur 10 Mr.. Tborndise, when
he was sitting bis hand 10 his lnhumhn will.
that he too va. a child OF God. who had
offended Him frequently and soreiy, We
say this without knowing any thing part'cu-
larry about Mr.. 1hornkke's life never hay.
ing spoken with him, but 90 general
groands.
No man Ilve,A ADD -InDe,h not no
man dies who can venture 10 come before
his Maker in any Other spirit than that Of
the prodigal son Father, ! have -inned
against Heaven. and in thy sight, and am
DO more worthy TO be called thy s'n.'
Did Mr.. ThOrndike never relsat the
Lords Prayer; Dd be never p1osier upon
the awful sIgnhcaDce of the words: " For
give gs oar re,pas-o as forgive ilrse Hho
ir.spa'. against Us
We uni.r.tand from the Boston pap@r
tina, Mr. THogSDigg considered that hi.
da1gL'sr by marrying as she did had d.
grscsd tie blJoI Of lHosSDKxs
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1859-01-13

By EMILY HEWITT BUGBEE.


Oh! frown, Miss Fortune, darkly frown
You wiring no tears from me;
For II were easier to hope.
And toll on merrily.
Mock thou the one dream Of my life,
Dash my best hope to earth,
And l will turn undxuntedly,
And mock thee with my mirth!
Thou canst not take away my soul,
Nor measure up the fight,
That, far above thy tiny power,
Ny spirit takes tonight
Thou canst not bar the golden gates,
Between sweet sleep and /;
Nor intsrpose thine iron hand,
When its gay dreams are nigh.
Thou canst not rob the OF the Joy,
Good nature filings to me;
Or clog with chains the heart that e'er
Remaineth proud and free.
SO frown, Miss Fortune, darkly frown'
You win no tears from me;
For IL were easier to hope.
And toll on merrily.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1859-01-13


II1usy.-N Mr. Craig asked leave ~ oflr
bill granting lands N ksn>as and Nebras-
Ia fOr he construction of railroads.
Hr Coliax u Iadiana, introduced bill
pTouding iOr ;Le Territorial Govern
neBt Of Coon1. PIKE. Peak.J Referred
- the Committee o. Terrtorics.
Mr Hopkins. Of Virginia, from the
tommi'i" 90 Foreign AiiaIr., reported a
pm, r',9'nj.oh authorizing Mr. IosnseDd
Harm. CoE.gI 70 JAyau. apd bis inter
yTei'r, Hr. krssiDe, TO ACC, ., pFe~snis from
the Q8esn of kUglsnJ A,ap bill author
!z.sg the payment oi s.laf.r. u the minis
'er. rssld|ni a, the ArgentlLe COniedera, .on
,fs.a Klca and lIobagrss
TIE H1uss resolved its.!f into Com
m'lse u he Whole % The state o. the
Cc.0n sni prDceedsl 10 tie con.i,lrai.0u
o.. tEe s;rc,a! order--,l.e 1li io' tie edit
cation a. tie 'evenue ls~. aud Tor no Other
pgrJH~'s
W. Jcnn Cnchrsne, OF New York. said
,hs hil vas 10y voluninous ng 2ss
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1859-01-13

wAnnsaros. Jan. the convention o
agriculswalist- met sgsiD to-day. I, uss
chisty oceuped O discussing rha, ibte-r.,-
gatories should De admitted for examination
and discu,si0G. The question 1D~ b<forr
Congress, TO dons, lste. for agncuitnrs
coll. gss. cobsunel mot u tie tine
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1859-01-13
" AsuISuros, Jan. !

W AAIiNoIos, Jan, 1.
SysAfE--1'hls being private calendar day
mnoh routine business was irabsacitd,
among which is u communication IRON The
Secretary oi War, covering the report Of the
Engineer iInrcau relative 10 the ground for
federal purposes in New York.
Mr., seward presented petitions from New
York, in favor Of the homestead and old
soldiers hills also n resolution, which was
adopted, Calling for all the correspondence
between the British Government aud the
American Minister AT London touching the
abu@s OF the American flag 10 connection
Of the African slave trade, especially in the
case oi tho Wanderer.
Mr.. " ison offered resolution which
was laid over, calling for fol details of the
contract with the California Overland Mail
contractor.
The bill giving new registers ~ the Can.
adiau built ships America and Canada not
Cunards wa passed.
Sir. Harlan offered resolution which
was passed calling for information respect
lng the ships. officers, and pay Of the navy.
Mr. Hammond presented the credentials
Z "a
The Senato agreed 10 take up the French
5poliation Bill By yeas 80, nays % Mr.
DAVIS. Of Mississippi, bad the iIoor.
The reuaie refused TO postpone the sub.
icct by 81 against 30 Mr. Davis being
SICK hoxeyer, the Pscifc Railroad bill was
taken up.
Mr. Hhleld', Of Minnesota, spoke IN favor
Of northern route 10 Pugets Sound, set
tiny forth ia advantages over all otbep
Mr. Do0Iit,c, 0i Wiscou,in moved an
sme0dmen, ip substance that Board 81
three Engineers be appointed 10 survey each
route---,hc Northern, Central and Southern
and report the capabilities with an esti.
mate a the expenses of each route. for the
mex, meeting Of Congress. A new feature
oil the an,epiment IL, that alternate sections
u land along the route shall b. opened uu-
der the homestead law. To actual settlsfs.
Mr 1rumbull, Of Illinois, spcskiog nom
inally On the Pacific railroad question. re.
piled to Mr.. lyerspD. apsch of yesterday.
he took notice oi lyefrns alla.ions 10 the
E Illinois electi0n. and deDloi the claim of
modern Democracy to TIN, booored title. lie
considered II mere corruption d PROSTATE
Whigg.ry. lie wen, into history Of the
progress and rise u the Republican party,
abd agreed with Iv,fson thu, Il would 20 90
progressing asti tbs party obtain power ADD
administrale ,hs nation 10 accordance with
the principles of the Constitution.
The Senate, without taking any action on
tie subject, then adjourned 10 Monday.
Hou.g Mr. Blair Of Missouri introduced
a bill 70 establish al ssssy Office in ~.
i1os
| NJ Stephen. Of Georgia. announced, in
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1859-01-13
oLb JOk Ks vEKsiyIED.
i.nek varies With the men who hunt
For geld, 40 III explain;
h0ne Ind the ore IN efsasss.
While other. seek IN ps,n. - Hostos Posf

EDDY" said mother, u friend oi ours.
10 her hopeful son, ~ she wss reading to
him oi Pocshon,ss, in the History OF Wiz.
ginis. do you know who Pocshoutss
w"s' YES, mother" said the lad. whose
thoughts we're upon the coveted pony, I" she
w~ last rsckcf - Bosioa 1ranssr,pt.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1859-01-13

A long debate then took place on the
appropriation for removing the Indians in
Oregon 10 the reservations, and subsisting
them until they shall he able 70 maintain
themselves. but without coming to any con-
clusion in regard TO II.
The Committee rose and the House al
ourned.
SkSAre- Mr.. Seward. Of New York.
presented tho constitution adopted by the
late constitutional convention held at leav.
cnworth. Kansas, which was referred 10 the
Committee on Territories.
On motion Of Mr. Ctittendcn, the French
Spolation bill WAS then taken up by vote
OF - against 10.
After some debate upon il, the Pacific
Railroad bill was taxed up,
Mr.. Harlan spoke iorcibly On the propri
ETY. Of Congress locating the route, Topo
graphically there is little difference between
the three central routes surveyed either
can bc built in ten or twelve years, without
derangiug the financial condition of the
country. Therefore he was in iavor VI the
central route US the centre Of the population
Mr.. Ward spoke in favor Of the parallel
oi ", comparing its advantages Of lcvc'H and
distance over the central and northern routes.
maintaining that the southern route can be
built with the smallest amount oi money,
and In the shortest times.
Mr. lverson made u strong sectional
speech, and moved that the bill be recon.
mlti.d, with instructions to report bill Tor
the construction Of two roads, u northwest.
ern and southern 0nc.
Mr.. Iycrson rroi,ssed himself IN unmis
takcablc terms disunion man under the
nggrcssiops Of the North. Let the Senator
from New York be elected President, and
in his (Ivcrson's) opinion more than Que
Southern State would take immediate steps
10 sccede. In certain contingencies. which
he stated. Georgia would secedo.
lie did not believe the South would 70
out by general convention, but let single
State ewing out, and she would draw with
her or after her the remaining States to
form either Southern Couie'leracy or pro-
cure an amendment Of the present Constltu-
ton, to secure the rights Of the South.
A. be- believed the dissolution of the
Union was near at hand he was unwilling
10 vote money and lands for road which
was sure TO be loeai Il outside of the South.
Hence, he wanted the S0uil, 10 have route
cqia with the N0'rb, which shall aid her
while IN the Union, and belong to her when
out oi II.
The Senate here adournf1
, 1859-05-27

he would re'sass Dunhaa fo Or wea hIs wtfe
b SD knew her 70 be aaocea ~ sy 1tuops s
aad had never had any Improper Intimacy With Dun.
es es sPa rs5s bee%e % ~ ,n aaayh9s ". ia
"a he { hotas Il Isl wet LIZ stlet he stad
Coa ,aei.aton-1Iaye lived In Chicago three yes.s I'M
4naed voasn: ny husband Is not here have lived With
ao.1n aid Tint he never had done IA 81 xhlsa You'd
aaoE hts wife divorce and thst ahe mylt get one Il
n:s sse s & Ds9
hase hee At the jail aoue ent not hls alone
TFc< md told them vhat could testify to hra et Dun-
ham = .he do; Of Nm Dodon hon Ia July donr
qneiY to tie store Of Po4a Thompson corner 1t Sout
Mater anI Fankn Streets TO ottsla money for Nss d.
saes1 IT, xa 81 rS e.. ~ = ~ h1 b H. s9nden. Z
month have assoe&ted frequently with Nj pppkan,
but we hare been % intimate terms.
1s know defsasn have heard Thompson TeseT 70 1ss Is
intimacy With ether woaaea thsn hh *1fe.
6s ~, 'G'i5s u ihs s. sda snf9Sa fa8
5sa M s'9ses e
Judgment against rst tod of s u au1
The woman sos tine % different ,stes IN coufse Il
deail hare told several lines once u ny ctorv S
LONG H7eke1t <as pcsent It was ast winter before te
AAf Heins telaed 10 Ike FACTS - last p.ed x4tuss.
hare been Dunha In The ~ have e:4 III lstsrs
10 the Post OHce and bfuuRht his to him t Of hf Ik;.
tess were directed to Mr. Thorntou some t h!s mother
lave never seen ME- Thompsons addrs; leate9s he r.
ceire were directed IN different hand writings Le kas
asked me whit have beeo hunting foE o1
Defence here rested their case. Court took
! recess until this morning as aius O'Clock, ~lth
the usual Instructions.
, 1859-05-27

TIE 0pERxrrA.-Aetropo1ita Hall is sedom
10 crowded as it WAS On Wednesday evening on
the occasion Of the performance under the direc-
ton of Messrs. Tillinghast aud Williams. On
entering, erery one seemed to e1claim "Aoto
aeuut;fx!" as they cast glance toward the
stage SO profuseiy and charming1y decorated
When the beautiful firing flowers came bloom
ing upon the scene, the spectators seemed spell
bour:l.
Necaanot now particularize the points worthy
Of note. It must suffice to say that the affair
WIS an entire success, The singing showed
care IN training, the solos, Duets aud choruses
oil being given with wonderful spirit aud pre-
cislon truly surprising. Those who could ~.
avail themselv es Of the opportunity o' .::suc,--
ing the first performance will be glad 10 ste by
reference to our advertising columns that it is
to be repeated this evening.
, 1859-05-27
rXHIBITION OF A SPLENDID
Marble Mantle Piece,

VALUED 1t &a.pQ-
AreSortcai fxuss Tspsrs&Ht.uk Xosntee nd 1vasaE.
Sotf.E md Alt a6cfn tas fnns 4nd s!aee At as-
pess While II sh4 eentzR The iodfAe Of 4aaa Ibssy
feans uq aaIs4 Wh!-h anke1 ths nenoF-
ao't wds Of WsnsaaT. Lihesty aad taot tnt@qazaaay
Ttss exhliied a NJ. IL LaiA styeef between Wsus
7rd Lasa!l*.
1Mxe.Nx J0HN 8TOCKINGH>
, 1859-05-27

!ANEs T. WuonytEY Ea;- aEI Ni.s llELES t.
MANLEf. III u rAi.a:o>
"Wednesday ;s.,. Ma a. At Trinity s'ta-sF liz Tie
Rcv hcah Hui s,:sene2 Mis-, MARY E. MYERS,
WILLIAMSON. It Altmy, avw York.
u New York. Albany and Schenectady pa,.s pleas.
copy.
tt nnat:, ~ !;s I'd !s tlo Eev. F. r. t.ller sr
MHainnLM u SELL. Il Ei4n 4ai 3ii>* !iiEf:lNE
fpT74tr Pl,cr. "
" ~ Rev. ,tr c:ars. e t;.ave Cl.u,<l4 Mr F. ".
c1so.
n Ills e1:r. she :ah by the Rev. E. !. J.-,.. NJ.
W!lLiAN MlrI! H. NJ r. * l,Ns.vn, ..nL Ms,&
AAA1A JANE PsknEE II C2:sa.s
, 1859-05-27
Ruda1o and Cleveland Steamboat

Bryr4lo, Aay 2s-rhe Lake. Erie and Buaa.
10 Steamboat Company has completed its or
gsnizAtlon and appointed Il. B. Chapman Su-
pcrintendens. The following are the Directors ::
John Suyker, President; Dean Richmond,
William g. Fargo, uavid nrcw ind John D.
cAmpbeli.
The boats CITY Of Buffalo and Western Ne
citT and clerelsnd, Commenting June eth from
Cleynlard d
, 1859-05-27
39rtss & Trihut1t,
Theological Seminary Located 1n
Chicago.
lsnitSArol1s, NAV .5.-NortA- Western Theu.
logical Seminary located in Chicago BY two
Hundred and forty to seveutr-onc, uoGE


AAAG " A4& NEHS~
'eA " oH' 'eAoe'a ~ na'e oecn anticipating
'lte eoutcste" oa'tlc oet"een Inc AustH-
Ans a"a tue A'aes' VIII ee disappointed by the
@eno' " ''''> 'a'.,a''s oespafchcs. 1hey rs well
go VIZ HUM '''e''ee't hi''ifar5 crlics oi Europe
w. "onuer "4la' can cause tie ta1dncss' which
'"4'As 'nc movements Of Inc party thaf WIS tue
"'se 80 rusu 10 'ne a1tack-"hat can hare COM
',''eo 'ie.'ea' upon tne ''c'no' so soon alter an
,e>.ss'es ","os' I" 'ae oas~posss o9 The cs1np On
49, ' ~ ''1''e"'' "nefe .oes EMO" t"e 1oFces o'
a'@ "e e"ec"chea' a"a "ne'e lucy eau
r~'";, ""a'e'el 'ne!lnanon taes may haFe Tor
- .>'sa;'o' Ane V'esrapa teiss as tnat
.e@ , qn"..e' ~ ase ~ i'oo''o, . snaa''
>A. '"sN !" "''een n'''cs southwest o1 Nora-
-" 80 '''e "'se"es W a's pos'u'e an'ostaatson,
- '@'' ~ presume tha' 1ronzaho and i1'no-
''e extreme limits of tie advance lately made
t'"a'o tar'o-uase oeen abandoned. aud that
.ne, a'c W" occupied os the saroinian troops.
=. ''e'S os &c. INC enemy marc talieh back about
."n.s n'l'es' ana afe ABOUT that distance iro"
noHa'o'a. she pfanetpal point on The Itclno os
"''ea 'nes crossed When we rctnem-
'e' 'aA1 =" tois n'a1co'he ahd counter
StA.sut"S "a'e aeen eeahnco 10 tract
u 's''f c"nn.'5 aaro!f scFen'g mica across ~
'"e 'o'ses' o''reaon' aoo tha1 Inc sardlnlanst
80; ''ue S4nee !ne cooplfs WIS 'a'aoeos
e""'s' nave eeeh feaehed " Two days march
"''' oe evident thai Tic Austf1ans are not
''"A'""s 70 p'ec'p'fate m engagement. What
strategic rcasons there may be Tor the retro
rFaue WdfcA, VIC Of course do not cOMpre-
mend p"t hgut'ng Was intended, it is
, 1859-05-27
Railroad Connection with Mobile and
New Orleans.

. Tie Mississippi Central Road is to be oon,-
plcted by the LIST September next under hcayy
penalty. This road connects No bile aud New
Orleans with Columbus, on tue Mississippi
River, about 90 miles below Cairo, between
WHICH places steam ferry has been established
by tlis route, Chicago will hare direct con-
neetion with ths South br railroad. excepting
the ferry from Cairo to Columbus
, 1859-05-27

The eldest daughter Of GOV. Packer Of Penn
>,;vunia Fas married on the 18TH inst, to Mr..
C,:nE, one Of the editors Of Tae Lycowine Cd
4u-, ,1r. Clark loida tue Office Of Grain ueasu-
: 1t Philadelphia unde. the Governor.
, 1859-05-27

~ Three new horse cars ~ill be put On the
State street route to-day. So says Judge
E.{ta-
, 1859-05-27

been laboriug pssldnausls for several days in
preparing the steamboat Freighser for her con-
semplated royagr to the Red River. The boat
has been thoroughly overhauled, strengthened
and rehttcd far her important mission, and she
will undoubtedly leave for the upper country
tosmorrow.--!Sf- pfu! Pio1trr. 18th.
, 1859-05-27
LOCAL MATTERS.

There is no rsc in talking tic place
to buy all kinds Of Family Patent Medicines is
at Bol'es, smith { Co.'S, III Lake street, You
will ind remedy for dyspepsia. iaundice, liver
complaint, dysentery. pains in the head, pains in
the back, coughs, consumption, neuralgia, ull
nervous complaints. fever and ague. RiIFs of all
kinds, liniments, hair restoratiFes, blood.purf6.
ers, eye-rctnedies, worm medicines, ha,r dyes ol
all kinds, ontnents and aalses for every wound,
plasters, rermu-extermlnatorS, shoulder braces,
trusses. supporters, inhalins.tubes, perfumrrr
brushes, havoring. extracts fur pies. cakes. pud-
dings. ETC., etc. Call aud sec for yourselves, ut
12i Lake street. Remember the nsme--Bolles,
Smith Co. myo5-.t
, 1859-05-27

In Nancy matters nc have no change to note.
Thu advanced rates Of interest Of las: week are
well sustained and there is less disposition to
lock up capital in long paper. Some Of the
Banks ara still contracting. pre{rr1iug to axnis
more decisive adviccs fruln Europe, and lookjn.
with some apprehension upon the cxtraordia-
ary foreign d~ain u specie. Eall loans are 5@6
z cent, And e'lt~edycd paper 5t(g7 r cent
Treasury will Gc in market during tue present
week for = ne~ loan on Treasury Notes, 10 rro-
vide for those which arc maturing and mntured>
Unless he applies at once, the CHANGES agr
axainst his success. eyen at 5 q cent.
, 1859-05-27

~ ~ 49, h'-AA@A- 'tll III"
tss<snttr a. y: ~ eie,used hy AaF F"wers ND Re.
Ea Pe.e=s e Be'tdera. Illinois. mo,tsa@7rs t. Rice
4 Iie Il ~ s ID d E = sse
nols tnoE'Eakevasas Aaid rs2sos 70 seeure the
nent tn she 81! n II fshe II y. a.
cd parable three xuonths atr da:e thereof with ter-
I'D q ths s! Eostaxre ihe Lsr. asd ~
lie County Koone I'D set:e q Illinois deseribed
tsfEoxa Tux 1te aartAea9t quarter n Z. X. at the
= @seeon NJ s. +, Il % To@asb,2 Sa'nsts fSy =
h;ee =, nossa q suee So fou a. eass oF The third pae
~ rasndsn Nhsch &.,d uorExe constnsa power u ale
Of ssd na;e errIa red; aad xrd
tle fos Eeeofd Ia II oce II the keo'er of sad County
reeo1cct aid ntce ID b"ox oi ransxa5+s u nASe a
eirosey I'D iais :<sa1d M 10 s ia hy "a Il aa9 M ~
The said Of Of and lie ateres she.ron Il tte
r.e often pa eet PEI aana ru u.ta day ot Dscc
Siee therefore hereby ven. thst ey vua at TIE MD
xkaed Will the twenty Gyv Of Jpre
DO: the 1T of Cht.xn Cou=r II ccoE "a saie Of
1tno odr I'D .e puo':e aueoa 10 The LID It
Is f - <a r :s'ss Il &: 81
D4sed Ms1 * lsn. ALsERf K. FAYasa
Cop1rtner1 under tbs style and t of F.y Goa.
n.y.: ::sslsst EL4EE Z WOOD: 4nM:
TOILET GRAVEL.-The under
- Tzne1 r:rps:et 10 fs'r.sh Jo.1es G.7~e for in.
i.auiy at n1Aetta1 aud wetkan.hip reference ray r
~ r tss tos ta BY u On fafs sSF C.
Al-n-we vii furnish k.sre fer The scnut for pav.7e
purposes to NY 7zasuns s&1u!7s1
nsss:n4o, H4EyEFT H4EyyEF RAsH: R4Sks'
, 1859-05-27

eE- Mrs. Bostwick's pupils are preparing a
most attractive treat for cur music lovers ne1t
week ut Metropolitan Hall.
, 1859-05-27

For Pretty Straw Bonuets-
For pretty Silk or Grape Hats.-
For Pretty Ribbons or Flowers
For Pretty Ruchps and Tabs-
For Pretty Misses Bonnets-
For Pretty Children Jockeys o: Flats
60 TO
Miss Il. H. MARsn. :.35 State Street, where
rents are low and Millinery is sold at suodcrute
prices. m:5-lw
q Strangers visiting this CITY will ind
beautiful collection of tue most fashionable mil
linery at Miss u. II. Narsh, .5s State st., be-
tween Jackson and Ean Buren, streets.
my24-10t
, 1859-05-27

~ rs,a - toghn' ha nno nas neen 1omiaased
son Of Judge Logan, Of Springfield, in.
, 1859-05-27

g Grover / Bakers new and uneaua1led
Family Sewing Machines. with Improved Hem
sters- l5j Lake street, up stairs.
nS1e-2". Il. ALEXANDER. Agent.
II Wheeler & Wilson'S SEWN: Machines->
Northwestern oItice, u, AID lj3 Lake street.
GEO. Il. Cn17rESpES,
myl: ew tienerai Agent.
, 1859-05-27
THE CITY.

- Cherries and green peas we're ia market
yesterday, but at rates above tnaost) buyers'
riaxs
, 1859-05-27

CENTRAL Street Gr7EKs.-Edtfors Prkssa and
Tri1uae:-This subject, Of great Importance to
every city, is being agitated in Milwaukee; and
as we now, for the first time, begin to look Mt
our streets with that idea uppernost. NC can
see ut glance that we're the system. ut once and
universally adopted in Chicago, it would add a
million Of dollars at least, perhaps two millions,
to the raiue Of our property.
Our streets generally may be said to be forty
feet in breadth between sidewalks; now, let any
one who will look as be passes in almost every
part Of The city, aud be will perceive that from
one-fourth to one.ha!f Of the usab1e portion Of
the street is appropriated to cutters, l. {. one
gutter on each side Of the street. live or six to
tcu feet vide, where in every case one gutter in
the centre Of the street would for all practical
purposes and for many good reasons be better
than both. Let the experiment be tried OH
some street, and am sure, that once adopted
anywhere, the advantages will be seen to
bc SO great that no other system will thereafter
he tolerated. Yours, very respectfully and
IL EARNEST.
, 1859-05-27

20 Walk up, and pay your water rate, at a
saving Of ten per ceut., to be added after June
, 1859-05-27

{:W SEE advertisement Of BoRdoir Sewing
Machines, 1875 LAKE street. ja4-b9Q$
, 1859-05-27

WATER YnrE GAnnESs.-If rou want good
rubber hose Fitted 10 your hydrants ut low
price, cal! or send 10 tie Rubber store, Il Dear
born street, one door north Of Lake street.
mr1-lm
81 l. ". Singer / Co.'S new ami improved
Family Sewing Machines; also. Machines for
manufacturing heayy garment, Of every descrip.
tlon, constantly OIL han.l ut ~, Lake street, Chi
caEo- \. ", lfAER1s, Agcas. upls-3m. cp2
, 1859-05-27
Nem advertisements.

" {. DSERlFES. 4'eert;ain3 A3<.:, g D+a,torn Il
" arA9rt7as 1rr+re aat7sis-xeats Jar this anf apkA<
@@'3'fA9 FaE<Ts o. Ms SoFA H&a. al hSs4T
, 1859-05-27

Hill, six miles north Of this city. now in pro-
cess of preparation, sturdy celt Of the dig9er
tribe vas q day or two since accosted By d visi-
tor
$50 here's where the new Cemetery is going
to beg
Diywr--twith truce Of partisan feeling sur
wiring the decision between several locali.ir.)
"Yis, your Honor, and not healthier place for
4 cemetery is there on top Of this Garth
i healthy place for cemetery" good.