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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.


WARRINGTON, Jan. 17-uoEsE.-On motion OF
Nj. Phelps Of Missouri, it was resolved that
during the ensuing TWO weeks from day, it
shall be II order trom the Committee Of the
cess till o'clock for general debate only.
Mt Norris Of Illinois, announced the death
Of Mr. Harris Of that State, pronouncirg q
euloRy on bis pirate aud public WORTH
Aessrs. CLARK Of New York, Lamar Of Aissis.
slppi, Washhufn Of Illinois, Adrian and Stew
art Of Maryland, added their mournful tributes
The usual resolutions Of respect we're passed,
and the House adjoorned.
SEsArE.-The Senate chamber Was crowded
to excess to hear Nr. Douglas pronounce
eulogy on Mr. Harris of Illinois,
Nj. Seward OF y. T., presented the creden-
t1ala Of Ar. Wilson, reelected from Aassachu-
setss, and also the following resolutions, which
IVES adopted:
That the Secretary OF the Treasury comuu-
nicate 10 the Senate as freely as it may be in
bis power TO do. the number Of American yes-
sels engaged directly in the palm oil trade on the
coast OF Africa the average number Of their Toy-
ages annually. their tonnage, the nsture aud
valus of their exports and imports, and the
amount Of duties derived by them for the Trea-
aury OF the United States"
On motion Of Mr. Hale joint resolution, 50.
pointing Commodore Stewart senior flag officer
in the Navy, was taken up.
Ar. Hunter Of Va, called for the yeas and
415 Ao0 ~ was 0uupkeu 81 Aauas IL
Mr.. lveraon of Ga. moved TO appoint Friday
Of each week for the consideration Of private
bills. Agreed to,
Mr. johnson Of Tenn, moved to take from
the table his resolution directing the Com nit,ee
on Finance 10 report bill in accordance there
with, to limit the expenditures Of the Gorern-
men: within the revenue.
Ar. Hunter, Chairman Of the Finaccs, object
ed to the subject being referred to his Tom
m!ttee.
Mr. Gwin of Cal, moved that il be referred
10 select committee.
Ar. Shields, Of Minnesota, offered a resolu-
ton iostructing tho Committee on Territories to
inquire into the e1pediency Of organizing h at
portion Of the originsl Territory Of Minnesota
lying west of the new State which Was adopted.
Ar. 1uee presented d petition from Runhardt
i Co., and other agents Of steamship lines be.
tween New York and Europe. praying for
modification Of the laws relating TO the e1rorta-
tlons TOR the benefit Of the drawback. Referred
to the Committee on Post Roads,
The subject WAS debated over one hour. The
point Of issue being, whether to send It TO the
Committee on Finance or Special Committee,
but action was stopped by message from the
House announcing Ar. Harris death.
Nr. Douglas, to the evident disappointment
cf nearly 1900 spectators, who expected 10
hear an extra speech, read in low tone of voice
brief sketch Of the life and public services OF
the deceased
Messrs. Shields and Davis followed in eulogy,
after which the Senate adjourned.
, 1859-01-18

MEEr1SG OF Real EsTATE OwSsns IL RELA-
7loS TO THE IMPROVEMENT CT Souru CLARK
SrRtE7.-At meeting called By the real estate
owners. and held at the Burnt House Oh Sat-
urday avening, January 18Th, to confer Tiih
each other ia reference 10 the improvement OF
S,uth Clark street. Winchester Hall, Esq, was
called to the Chsir, md S. Wicaersham, II.
d., appointed the Secretary.
The object Of the meeting having been stnted,
on motion it was agreed that it is expedien.
that South Clark street should be walled and
diled to grade, from Madison to Taylor street,
as soon as practicable.
There being several contractors present,
statements we're called for us to the cost, dura.
bility, &C.. OF the particular kind Of pavement
which they represented.
Mr.. Greeley responded for the Nicholson
pavement, Mr. AcBaae for black stone. Mr..
DeGoiyer for the cobaIc stone, and Mr. 1errel
for macadamiz:ng.
After which q discussion nrose amongst the
property holders as to which kind should bt
adopted.
Upon proposition to ulacadanize the street
q vote was taken, which was lost without {
voice in its favor.
Ga motion committee Of three were appoint
ed to confer with the contractors Gs to the cos
DC. Of the pavement which they favored; and II
report at an n5journed meeting.
The meeting appointed Aessrs. A. Digelow,
N. y. Clancy, md Joseph Gray as said com
| miitee.
The committee were instructed to report Sc
parately upon the cost Of walling, filling aue
paving, and to give an estimate per running
foo: Of the cost, including corners and insersec
tiors. The standard dimentions cf the wall tt
be two feet at the bottom, sixteen inches at Ii.
top, and eight feet high.
| On motion the meeting adjourned to meet a
| the Burnet House on Saturday evening, Januar,
t 22d, at half past seven o'clock.
| W1scuxa7xn HALL, President.
s. W1c1ERsuAA, II. H., Ssc'y.
, 1859-01-18

Prooras If Tie !slril4 CIrrying tie .uaih on
a Hand car Iurnad back by .Hob-U S.
.udr4Aol C1EeJ i1& Hob liifslds = Cattle Dying
af Narration etc ETC.

Progras # Tie S9rih : Clrry!ag Tie Haih on
uarthQl G1Hej il ( Hob Iislds Cattle Dying
Of Starvation. etc, tic.
urrespondcuce Of the Pre.s and 1tIbuue.1
Erk,sGr1k1p. Jan II, lese.
The "strikc" on the Chicago, Alton md st.
Louis Railroad has continued now one week,
and no better prospect Of opening the road than
a week ago. Business Of all kinds along the line
Of the road is suffering, and great indignation is
manifested, although no violence hns as jet been
done to any 12ilFoad property aa far as heard
from.
The Post Master 1T this p1ace dispatched O
special messenger, on Friday last, on hand
car, With the mails for, Chathan, Carlinvile,
rad points south on the line Of the road, which
WEE n 1t tt Chatham By mob Of employees on
strike, with b;llets of wood and shot guns,
and ordered beck to Springfield, uader pain Of
being throwa of tie trick and serious bodily
injury.
On Saturday morning the Post Master called
on United S;ates Marshal William l.. Dough.
erty for posse Of Deputies TO accompany the
muil through. They b.arted out On hand
Get, at noon, on Saturday lsst, with the
mail lot 4l1 p3ints b.:wegu here and Altoa, e.
CURED by Tie Marshal aud four Deputies, {amons
~Lo4.i lie :Lr-c Caica:o i:.:c1:v.s,) c Special
Messenger, aul two mtu to proprl the car. They
proceeded 10 Cha,lanl without serious obstruct-
ious, other illn card wood aud pank thrown
aeru=s tie track, bat Gil arriving ut that place
they were Switched oa' tle track into the ditch
and mt by ub,u: seventy five iuturilted en-
po} }tes, aai informed th1t they could mt procted
any tur;ll:r. ! council was thea held, AMI after
Ieins informed BY the Marshal OF tue consequent
ces attending the obstruction Of the United S:ates
mails, aud b=ug ASSURED that Governor Ma!teson
Ind no interest in The c.r1ying vi the mails od
hand car, tucy allowed II Ill TO pass un1uoiesttd,
AMI thu Ma,sllal AMI Pose returned late Saturday
light all fhoroagh1y satisfied with riding on Il
halld- al. Tue Kc,p.c al 4'tas the inc nf the
Ioa,l sympat!l:xe with the employees, and will
sustain tilc as long they do no: IT sort to y:o-
1enre.
Que thing has beeu allowed which is dissrace;ul
to "l,ly.r is a flu!t--tll.t Is tie pcnnins up Of
some four hundred head of cat.le, within high
enclosure not ten miles beluw this place, for one
whole wecE without food or wltcr, except What
they were able to get from the mud in which they
stand knee-deep. Some seventy head have already
died from Starvation, and as m2ny more are down
aud unable 10 Get up. 1t is q burning th1lne that
such inhumani!y can or should be suffered Tn our
broad praircs, where, even ut this season Of tic
ycar, TREY could at least tust1u life if turned
loose.
Wlst1 tho end Of tlis strike will lie and business
resumed, Is yet problem.
The Postmaster is sending the mill lorih TO
Atl.n!a .1d other points on 4 h4ndclr, anl is Co.
Ing a'l he ca1 to tlcita'e the distribution Of the
mails supplied from points on the line Of tie read
I"urs respectfully, =.
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Ruifianisfn aud Murder in New York

NEW Yolz, Jan. 1.-THE 9Th Ward was
yesterday 1nrrninG the scene Of I'll atFo:i.u- n,ur-
der Jnn. t;!l>., tx constable OF tue War.l. and
two otAcr men, ai;.r k2yiuy nlm tied suadry
acts Of violence III the 1use So E.m -ret, rvt1eit'
ri to the street. and Us ellegel, d7.'d tw" ho:s
through the halt dour. Bil slot, tack tttct in
the person OF Wilhelm Becker, The proprietor,
anl his wounds are proalu.ccd mortal.
The three men then attacked Hichlrl Ovens,
Il respectable Rsyer ard steve:luEc. lnl ended
ly Shooting him through the heart, killing
him.
The murJerors fled, hut subsequently, Glls: u nd
Jas Higgins, one Of Il compaiu,l$, were arrested.
The OTHER ule Is ut l,Tgc,
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Successful Revolution in HaYti

NEW YcgK, Jlu. l7.-By III arrival Ut Boston,
we have interesting information frum Havti. The
revolution was 'uaugu !atel oa the o74 Of Dec. By
Gen. Clifford, who, With only four othess, entered
the CITY o! G lnc,des. uud wls Immediately Joined
Ii, tue inhabitants, and proclaimed himself Pr-si-
dent Aux Cares, kEiebe!. and all The Snuth, II is
stated, have also declared in fasor Of Gen. Gil-
lord.
The captain Of lhc vessel which brought the iu-
fo.uat'on Hates that 10 passing st. Marks. for
titled town on the coast on the night OF the lst
instant, le San the place in aamcs. Clifford vas
20 have entered tho town On that day.
, 1859-01-18

a few Gays 1eu!nin for receiving signatures
to The protest, 'o b.: Transmitted t. tho Legfs-
lature, against the L"compton Cbarter.
Several thousand names have bccu registered
agains' The swi:lle already. Copies OF tie
yelnonslgauce vaN le l1al 1T the Mayors tfslce
by those who are willing to circulate tlrm.
Let those who have cot s!gud if i" 50 i'll
rnriiair1r
, 1859-01-18

HuHSs CENTENNIAL FEsr1yAI.-In another
column will be found the programme Of the com.
mit:ee Of our citizens who are to manage the
great Centennial Anniversary Of the Birthday
Of Robert Burns, to come OF On the o5th inst
The festival will commence with grand concert
at the Metropolitan Hall, at which Burns' ehoic.
est songs will be sunE by accomplished or!ist<t;;
then m GRAFTON on the genius and poetry Of
Burns by ExGov. AcConas-tte whole affair
to wind up with grand supper and bali at the
fremont House.
We are glad to see that The committee have
plsced the tickets at rery reasonable price
only 50 csn's for the concert, and IS for tho
supper md ball, admitting LADY and gentle
nan. Several h.nds Of music are engaged. and
it cannot full to be q msgn idcent afair. The
best Of it all istde proceed, ar< to grsn to The
moor.
, 1859-01-18
White Mountain Weather.

Lr7tITox. n. L, jan II. 1879.
Allow me to Rive you some ides Of the wes-
sher at this place. o. Sunday. The 9th, at eight
+. H., thermometer at lod deg. below zero; Non
day morning ct 6eyen, at 2d deg below; ut
twelve H.. as q deg. below-bri9ht sunshine
at nine T. H., as "a deg below Tuesday morn.
ia at seven O'Clock, at SO deg. below zero. aud
the SUI Just peepug over the range OF White
Mountain. The anow Ut this time ut the Notch
Of the Mountains lies ~ feet on line.
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The Kansas Tronblcs.

WASHINGTON, Jan. lG.-Orders have bren i--u
cd from the War Department similar 10 :hoss
~hlcl were sent to kansa4, pending the to'mcs
troubles, viz: to use the 4;h or jfh companies Of
troops now tEere a. posse e7mmif0fus to cncr.e
the Laws during the psc>eut disturbances il that
Territory,
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lD:;AL MATTERS.

BUSINESS MES, de.irons of engaging in the
clothing trade, are assura{. thai there is no
humbug about our wishiD s 10 engage in some-
thing else, and that we will freat lberully with
responsible parties for the sale Of our stock
and lease OF our atose. Thaeusire stock is Of a
e,P and o ths
probably larger than .hosa Of any tso others
IN the trade Of Chicsgo. TAPES BRos,
ialS los Lake street.
, 1859-01-18

NOW RE,ADT.
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Mem advertisements.

0t. Il scRfFEH. i i--":ui., 4 ,ent. 50 De1,tvr1-x
i authorized 10 reeies I!str.ez4kt fqy Iii, af al
1e1t'' t'pe'' " Aas -'1''h'"e@ ia1 bsA1y
, 1859-01-18

TOTAL. .HNi% bs3l -
From ,hie it will be seen thst Hoogea' mn jor-
ity over Conkling is 4 .063; over sll 4. .ol0-
The vote in November was, for Harris, l6,-
1873; for Aasheny. ll,GiG; uarris' maJority,
4 H1-Stdkk .}Quyudt
, 1859-01-18

4 CARD. Niagara Engine Company No. re-
turn their sincere thanks to Il. Il. Aonore
for coffee mud refreshments. kiadly served ut
the fire on the 1G:h inst.
7. L. TosD, President.
C.S. EURpsAL, Jr., Secret6rr. jAls
, 1859-01-18

CHICAGO MARINE AND F1RE INSURANCE Co..
A bill has passed the State Senate authorizing
the Chicago Marine and Fire Insurance Com
pnny 10 increase its capital to $500. 900.
BCaGLARr.-Wm. Floyd Was brought before
Justice Akin toz smashing q window, and steal
ing quantity Of ciEars from store on State
street After examination, he was held to
answer before the Recorder ia the gun Of $500.
DR. BLASE1s Lrc1uRE-rhe FIRST Of the series
of Scientific Lectures at Metropolitan Hall, by
Or. J. Y. Z. B!uney, under the auspices OF his
Masonic brethren, took plGcs last esening. 4
more extended report Of the game is deferred
for reasons ooted elsewhere.
, 1859-01-18
Special Congressional E1ection-Si1th
District.

The following is the official vote OF the elec-
ton held in this District on tho lib inst, for a
member Of the present Congress, to ill the 20.
csncy occssioned By the death Of Hon. T. L..
Hxrr14 viz.
, 1859-01-18
Loss Of a Hcsscls

Loss OF a tGt1cIs
HAMPTON RoAps, Jan 1.-THE eh;p Oxuayd Of
Boston, from CArc'u bound to san Francisco,
coal. ladeu, sprung leak IN gale ot Cape
Horn, nd was abandoned. The c7eT were
saved, and have arrived here.
, 1859-01-18

The ThoEndike. Will Case. - ::
BosroS, Jan. 1.-THE ThoEndlke will case has
been postponed till Friday.
, 1859-01-18

LTATE OF ILLINOIS, CuUK COUNTY,
Ten A IT, l5l!.
Henry Muaa.d II. e. D. cu1be;:s,- kco.
Phil: notice !. hereby dyea to tae ,aa GILBERT
e:ee ef the Cerk Of tAe Uook oon2s{ Circuit CouT:.
a.a*a d., d t5s e. "a ted d., e !a51 p
q @ t5e t3a Q; en:Dsn,on e.: iot s9s sun e one
ooof ooaa sa =! d. shs
c1ted.
S s::,s5s; t. ss 81
Coun1 Circuit cou os before he day Of ne uex5
fu11. l. b. 7s5; 8re .oeea ea and pp ps.d q 70 Se
,aa ia y i.1sa 1 81 s a:a!3 ' S4s 81
ss; 5,. 'd Judgment @ad Sa Spss T. i. a: Ia
L. % D11la Fl.'.AH,. w. - o'AGa ias4aes sees
CTATE OF ILLINOIS COOK COUNTY.
y asco0f oqs..1 ~: Court OF Comm Pea.-7ss.
Tnn.n +. pxeet. Hea1 B.:.et: azd .. Hobart
aad Ii1in nuecaaare-A;t1=59ent -''1'
Pabue Notice u hsrsby ztvea to The said Randolph
III 'esaed .1a oa. Il i: oss y H.:
Clerk q! the Cook County Court CImon F4e+a dAsed
h s :as " bst!e 5eai; j. IT,
Hota:t Hits AID ssAlast the estate a the nAndol2a
a3 td aa Do.ts
aad 5:seny ~, Gen. directed 70 The Sheriff Of Cook
NOV: theTetoSr. anlts. 1ou s5e .aid k.a1o u D.n,
I'd & ss4: &. "a e
next tera thereof 10 hold n II The Coa:t House IA
r 1Sa eei. e II nd Di9sa = . 10 "a
plsn:as action udknect I'LL oe {, teted axaass Jou
I'D aebsi % 1aes Sc asns 1top p
e-y attached u Eay be AuncGert 70 sads1 The sa1d
nes'' I'D ss'' vii b ri ~ Z isa sa1Soa 1i is .rt
| GAlpr HITCHCOCK H1i 1H7. tsis1Va
, 1859-01-18

ALL ABour PAIL OF WArEa.-Mrs, Dryer
aud Mrs. Kirwio, two daughters Of the "gem
of the sea- got into wraugle about a pail Of
water, during which Mira Kirrn, in high state
Of excitement, kicked over tha pail, spilling the
water, which WAS the property OF Mrs. Dwyer.
Mss- d. seized the pail and planted sockdolages
between the beautitul eyes of Mrs. 4. placing
them in mourning for as least thirty days Nrs.
E made complaint before Justice Akin for A.
sauit and battery; the Justice heard both sides,
pronounced Mrs. kirWin the sggressor, and
fned her IS and costs-$s.5o. Mrs. Dwyer was
discharged.
, 1859-01-18

Sror HU!-Alderman Dennis Coughlin
Of the "Tinth," made N abrupt exit from the
Council last evening, By clambering over the
railing while the business was progressing, snd
made break for the street, yelling like wild
1pj'n- ia supposed be was steering for tho
1in'ts otice with importau. news affecting the
Dyer charter. Hall is said to be in the secret
Of his extraordinary copduct-aleo.hol. Dennis
is IN independent Dinmycrat, and does Just
what be pleases.
, 1859-01-18

4 GLORIOUS ACHIEVEMENT Er GAyETTr -
Sptlu.. Can exceed the success achieved by J. e.
G4yet1y lrdicl1ed paper fer the water elo:et,
Pics will sooa be disease no longer known cs.
cci'. iu manic. This pure :nedicated paper is un-
eGualed as q preventive, and unapnIoAchab:e Use
4 cure. The pr3prietnf5 wish ii =, hc sn,kcn Ut
acc"7lia; 10 lts merits cniy. 1t Is very cEcap-
1,Uco sheets Tor 81; 500 sheets fot 10 cents. Sold
by all druggists, and ut the discoyeIeE'a depot, IL
Ann street, New York. ~. 9. G.yetty" is water
mltkcd in each sheet, aud his autograph il IL
each package. Sent by express isoEl II Ann
street, New York, upoa receipt Of price. Tie
trade arc invited 10 correspond as to terms.
i.tx2lr.ll1i
, 1859-01-18
THE CITY.

DEAru OF Ex-AlpERA1N DEArsEr.-We learn
that E1-A!de1u1n Dempsey, Of the 7th Ward,
died on Saturday, after short illness.
, 1859-01-18
MARRIED.

- See advertisement Of Dr.. Sanfords' Liver
Inslyorator in another column.
, 1859-01-18
PRESS AND TRIBUNE.
The Chicago Tinleh and the State
TruRten.

TRUSTED.
Tie Chicago 16ncs will. not succeed in
drawing public attention from the Lccomr-
ton charter ,4ad its backers. by attacks on
the State Trusc. ot the Illinois and Micli-
gan Canal. Taat gentleman is attending to
his duties at Springfield, and tile matters
which the Times bases its assault upon, will
shortly be adjusted by the Legislature. Un-
til then the only reply we choose to make to
lis blackguardiSm will bc found in lhc follow
Ing extract:
From tse uh'earo Ti.nes June 5.1.5tl
"TAE CANAL TRCsrEE AND THE LEAvl7r CLAIM.
In another place We publish d letter written by
Dr.. Ray. editor Of the Iri5unt, upon the subject
Of q certain sction on his ca-t as Canal Trustee,
aud the claim Of Mr. Leayitt as against the
Caasl fund. D.. Rsv has been assailed for Lis
action by his Republican brethren. As Dr. Ray
explains the IN after, We see nothing criminal or
wrong ia his course. IVc teliere him to be guilt
lfss Of corruption in this NATTER and bt'rring so,
aud brrriay hn action 10 hare teen just, tre harr
hesitation in saying so"
, 1859-01-18

Tux Chicago uSlrEas1rr r-DksERykD CoYrL,-
NEsr.-The south wing Of the Chicago Uniyer-
slsy has recently been completed. Ii is fine
structure, and gives assurance when the whole
plan is carried ont tha. this will be one Of the
most imposing and substantial buildings in the
United States. Oar Baptist friends will be sure
to complete it at An early day.
At recent meeting the Board of Trustees
passed the following resolutions:
Etaolttd, That this board expresa to Mr. Gin.
dele their high appreciation Of the prompt and
ttilltul manner in which be has executed his
section Of the UniEeraisy buildings which be
has thus completed, presenting one Of the finest
specimens Of work, in its style, which this OF
auy other city aForda-
R<folsed. That IS an expression Of satisfaction
With his fidelity aud ekillfal workmanship, the
for his son, George Augustus Gindele, in the
University and its Preparatory School
WILLIAM JOKES, President
&c. BuaRoUGns, Secretary.
The resolutions pay an appropriate conpl-
pliment 10 one of our most worthy aud enier-
psis;ng citizens. Mr.. GindeEs was for long
time the Superintendent Of the Illinois Stone
Dressing Company. The First Presbyterian
Church with its fne doorway, Portland Block,
the residences Of Wm. Il. Brown md Wm.
Blair, Ezqs., aud Col johnson on Michigan
avenue hesr witucss to the ,sGl! and mechanical
taste of Mr. Gindele. We hope the next season
will furnish ample opportunity for the exercise
of his poHers further to build up and adorn the
"Garden CITY,"
Flnx.-0a Sunday evening about71$ O'Clock,
fire broke out in the dwelling, owned ard oc-
cupied by Mr. Jonathan CLARK, on the corner Of
Lyle and Jackson streets, IN the extreme west
ern limits Of the city, and it was entirely de-
Glue, and the first intimation the family had of
its existence, was the falling Of the chimney.
| The house WEB new one, aad valued A& &, 900,
with au insurance Of e., 500, together With $500
more on the furniture, which was partly saved.
Several sdjacent buildings we're in danger, but
we're saved By the efforts Of tbs neighbors and
the favorable direction Of tbe wind.
The steam fire engine Atlantic nas promptly
| on the ground, but theee being no bydrants
near the locality, it Vas in measure poxerless.
Fire King engine No. ras also promptly on
hand, and got stream on the fire from cis-
tern, but ii was Of little use
lARoKx1 At BLux 1sIASD.-John Bower wa
arrested on Saturday for stealing sheets, pillow
casns. coats, pants. shawls, &c, from Clara
1ackson, 1t Blue Island. An examination wAa
had before Justice Akin, who held him in $500
| a AnaHer before the RAenrder
, 1859-01-18
c. S. EUIpsAL, Jr., {

PIks's PEAk-Ksad the clrd oil Dr.. 4. c.
Bufum, who leaves for Fixes Peak in the
spring With a company, End wishes sul plies tor
the expedition. j.l8
, 1859-01-18

GaAss S1Ep WASrzD.-Atteuton is asked to
the advertisement in cur columns of Hungarian
Grass Seed Wanted. Tho advertiser il ready
70 pay the highest market price.
, 1859-01-18

E93- See advertisement ot Doulofr, Sewing Ma
chines, l22 Like street. ja4.ly-l9uG
, 1859-01-18

IjOAEDISG.-flEsT GLASS BOARD
aai p'eas,t r, 4,uS c:a-- suites or s,ns.r Al IS
au:h C:a1x T1A..eai board :~4son1ts .ai.-
.eF1--
BOARDING. - SINGLE Rooms All
tu:ts roozs ocs,y CITED un y: i bcasl. O.. -.
snnah= -r.8, Eay 'Aned IL l:i,n i: No LIS
Sta'e s'yett. =. u. tLlFE3.
de.S 11.+
, 1859-01-18

IL SEQ advertisement Of Quaker City $50
Sewing Machine. l.. CORNELL l. Co.,
oc26lY 1888 Lake street,
, 1859-01-18

TE1rLAns OF HoSoG.-The Tenp!ars Of Honor
in this city, are requested 10 meet this evening
q. ,he office Of Jansen j. B7oss No: l2s Lake
street, at half-past Eevcu O'Clock. Rev. J. Boyn-
ton, Of Marshall, Michigan, Most Worthy TEN.
plar, will be present at the meeting.
, 1859-01-18

In Grceuc2atle, InGi4nA on the lcth Inst. ALICE
EMELlN aged one scar. daughter u Professor .. T.
Hort. OF As5u ; Cntvers.ty.
, 1859-01-18
EXPLOSION Of q Powder Hill.

I3Vl0*1oH UI UHUEt -1HIs
PORTLAND, Me Jun. 1.-THE kernc.lin- Mills
Of tie MeAcllam Powder Works ,cnl:;.aug eighty
kegs powder, blew up on Saturday. killing Mr..
David +. Jones. The n.ills were nw..yu i,y &. :.
NewLall l. Co., of SIem, Mass:
, 1859-01-18

PHILOSOPHICAL APPARATUS FOB Ws H1Gu
ScaooL.--We attended very interesting lee
tuse on Saturday evening at the High School
It will be remembered that few Of cur liberal
citizens recently subscribed Thousand dollars
to furnish thas institution with philosophical
apparstus. Lii. Richie, Of Boston, the maker
Of the apparatus, illustrated the use of the sev-
| erl instruments in most interesting manner.
We were surprised at The extent OF The appar-
| atun. 1t il larger and moro varied than many
of our leading colleges possessed thirty yeara
ago. We congratulate the tsienda Of this excel
lent institution 1t the SUCCESS thar has attended
their efforts.
, 1859-01-18

- The Annual Meeting Of the Illinois State
Tempe-aace Ailinnce will be held in Springfield,
oa Wednesday, the 18th dsy Of January.
By order of the Executive Committee.
J. &. MERw1y, Sec'y.
, 1859-01-18

Fire in Portsmouth, VA.
TorT MOUTH. Va, Jan. 1.-The. Poc:sD1lth
LltcruTy Hail vas b 'rncl on Sunday 1ao;2n@.
Loss 81 0o0. The Ocean HOUSE MAS dam eli to
the amour! OF $500.
, 1859-01-18

lARuKxI At Blue IstASD.-John Bower wss
anested on Saturday for stealing sheets. pillow
cases. coats. pants, shawls, &C., from Clara
Jackson, 1t Blue Island. Au examination wAs
had before Justice Akin, who held him in $500
o ansNer before the Recorder.
, 1859-01-18
Amusement.

MINSTREL uALL-NU ilI AND III
11 Racdoluh s:ze.t between .lss. 4oa Dearborn.
Fe2a'e l1lastrels and Buriesq1e E;,-ra .omp'y.
TIE Manaz.rs in preseanx this ne3 AL novel enter
taluC7elt 10 the dies aud Of FhicaZo have
tpated nritaer pains exoer.e IKE It Of
Eo4t p:eat7-t u ces Of amusement ID The civ.
Cards Of Admission 3 ceots Orchestra S4Ats " ce2tA
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