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, 1859-11-26
4 Scml-CIyI1fZed State,
TFFat,, ihe New H+nrk Et*.t,1nr 1ah,t I

That the existence OF slavery in any society
hns tendency to barbatize it, is a truth which
is amply proved BY NIL tue Lutte proceedings in
Virginia, iu Browns case. o0k for moment
at the history Of them.
Seventeen armed insurgents maxim. their up
pearancc suddenly at 1darper's Ferry, thre% the
whole community into aparoxysni Of terror. In
the alarm these seventeen tnle possession Of the
village, containing e,Vo0 inhabitants and q Gov
ernncnt armory, and lold it for two whole days
aruirst the State militia assembled in immense
force, easlly rcpnIsing one feeble assault. We
are still held at bay, and hare achieved Moth
ing, though only three or four of the insur-
gents are still surviving, aud that as last re-
source, a small party Of foreign mercenaries.
mainly lrishmeu. are brought up, and prepared
for the attack. The officer in command Of this
force made an offer to the native troops which
real soldiers never decline without dishonor-
to ALLOW them to make the finnl assault, in con.
sderat.on Of the tnct that the quarrel was their
owu, md the enemy WIS on their own soil. This
offer was refused Instantly, and the two thon-
supd yirgiuia militia stood calmly By, while the
fifteen foreign nerccnaEies broke tue gate open
and entered the breach.
Is aoop as the fighting was 1t an end, this same
militia rushed ut the four surviving prisoners,
heaped abusive epithets On them, and made des-
perate attempts to murder then, MS they lay
wounded. One Of the principal inhabitants Of
the place, VINO haa fengeoas'y conttonea us
feelings w9lle zoe ngnnng WIS golng On, Mas ca1
f1ed AWAY " lu!3 *uen ~ "as ose1f coHecteu q
large party 70 aid him, nnd having found one OF
the unarmco PsasooeIs, oraggea 1a:1 nun 1ton s
ats eqa e. nn @ 81 ,h dss
being generally apPlauaea iof H. II was WIN
the utmost o,ncuty Tue .oar ~oanoeo .,' S msn y
were conveyed 10 ptlsop, oStus 70 .ue !us! ~ ~
the atmy, ma one o. ae oness eap1esseo r .ss M .e
he rebel leader aetefn;nas,on n. 70 pun ont 2oe
OF his teetn "hea ne a.ea, out ~ .oI me.os h;ns
was c9ntentea WIN II piece o' MS ha's' "n'e'
was taken ~ force.
50 much to. the m.i'.ais notnon o. 'a's .1aos :
action 1t e1ai91ts npm.suAaoo ."o masA: :.s
ba,6as which ~ nn1 Will
Let US change the scene now to ahc eoanea
board and The courts of jasisf. a9d though s H.
sode qualities Which ora,aa'y 5nan
To- b Tsntns. possibly We shsli ind The sisi
virtues in abund.nce-modefstlcn. eourtesy s.
geueros's !ustee; pa;nIss ot 1n
, 1859-11-26

THr WOUNDED At TIE LArK AcclDEST--He
ara or.d to be able to state that 7. F. Craig, Esq,
and Ar. Bi1by, sufferers By the late railroad
casualty At Bellerile, hare both 50 far recovered
as to be removed to this city from ~atertown.
Both are al the Matteson House.
, 1859-11-26

Acc1DEsr.-The schooner Annie c, Raynor,
while pulling through ut Clark street bridge
yesterday morning, caught the submarine te1e-
graph wires with her snchor, and parted them.
Tbs strain was 80 great IS 70 pull down the
polls upon the bridge mud saars up the wires IN
admirable confusion,
, 1859-11-26

Yorso Mkx's ASSOCIATION LECuREs.-The
Young Mems Association arc now in the field
for the sale Of season tickets to their course Of
lectures to be opened next week. Such names
IS Greeley, Taylor, King, Emerson. Holland,
Hi9einsou, Toumans, Everett and Beecher
should secure the Association fatl list Of SEA
son ticket holders In NO other way can the
low price d1ed for the tickets secure M equal
amount of profit and instruction. Mortimer
Thompson "poesticts" opens the course witt
his lecture on Pluck"
, 1859-11-26

We call attention TO an article on Fond du
Lac on the next page. It has been Delayed
much lungcr than we intended on account Of
tho very unfortunate termination Of tile excar-
sion to this c;lE We Gull the attention Of our
business meu specially to it, as it will show
them iu some measure tho great value Of TIC
trade to 1,e derived from that rcsion.
, 1859-11-26

We have: the o!iicial result at last, Of the
Ec": York election. The Americans nominated
half Of The Republican and half Of the
Democratic Ticket. The straight Republican
vote was =51,1.>. The straight Democrat ic
vote, aa:,eo.. Straight Republican minority
2G,474. Last full Governor Morgan WIS
elected by 1900. We take ahe vote cast Tor
and against Neaniston aud Chapin rs the test
votes. The lorsner WIS supported by tile
T. n!>tnn. Rtput, han c"a:.tlicr st?
tHalE, IL ;t.Eat: ..-..--.....-...,.....tsHU -. tsHUj
N,fnriy for Dnui. 4s s6li
t'h,c. Erpu3 Ic,u Gaunl Cuu'+<nacr..
sH.u1cs, LEM. and Am'n - ........... -. .7eG
sf,!url'r for SktnneE.. 31t
From these i'gnrcs il appenrs that The Aucrf'
cans cast fur the Utica ticket, - 81! votes.
, 1859-11-26


Will you permit me to announce to those who
desiru photograph and autograph Of brave old
"Osawa1tonie Bsoxn," that will receive sub
scziptions At my Office, for any number Of copies,
photographs, and hare them sent 10 my Office
BY express, as ny charge and risk, ready for
distribution: hope mad trust tbs "0ld Lib
erty Guard"e viii respond libesal1y, and as many
Of the Republicans q can consistently With
their constitutional obi hgations
Itmay be proper for me to state. that pro.
IN New York, under lhs proposition submitted
By him to the public through the New Yosl
papers. Tho photograph and autograph viii
| cost one dollar-etghtJ cents Of which will X
TO the family Of the old hero.
| L. G. PA1Sk FRExz-
viii Tho journal, Dsuao~as, aud Stats zi
tpag please copyf
, 1859-11-26

RrBBER 0vEnsHoEs CHEAPER THAN EvxR.--
Ladies', 60 cents; mems. 75 cents. Ladies' and
eentlemen's boots-rubber solipg applied to
1adies' aud gentlemen's leather boots ind shoes.
Rubber boots and shoes repaired at the rubber
store, Il Dearborn street. Old Rubbers bought
noe st
, 1859-11-26

MAN KILLED 1T THARLEu.-Coroner James was
called to Harlem yesterday to hold IN inquest
upon the body Of man who was killed by jump
ing from a train of cars while in motion, the
same morning. We hare not heard the verdict
Of the inquest.
, 1859-11-26

TES Per CExr. SATko.-WateE takers will
do wall 10 remember and Aaye the ten per cent.
to be added to their quarters bills afser Deesm
-b&f 1T.
, 1859-11-26

SALE OF 4 MARBLE REs1nEScE.-We learn tlat
the fine marble residence Of Henry Mckinley,
Esq, iu Michigan Terrace was sold yesterday
on mortgage sale for $l7,5oo cash. It is un-
dcrstood that y. F. Sherman. Esq. is The pur"
, 1859-11-26

PERsoxAA.-Among the guests at the Rich
mond House are Hon. James F.Farnsworth and
family, Col. y. u. Buford Of Rock Island,
Ncssrs. Pennington aud Hardman, Of tue Grand
Trunk Hallway, Canada, Bishop Whitehousc Of
the Diocese Of Illinois, aud Bishop Lee of
Iowa.
, 1859-11-26

the fact that the human stomach according to
the sasans holds only about n quart.
And there were pleasant features manifested
very numerous1y in the direction Of filling the
broken and scanty baskets Of the city poor. In
particular one congregation did nob]y, since to
the First BAPTIST Church, Rev. j. Erarts pas
tor, twenty-tmo well filled hampers were brought
at morning service, and laid upon the altar Of
sweet charity. and of 4 yer;ty on Thanksgiving
mo,ninc the .n;cv nerfume Of uluun turkey
wasted for our noor ne;q,,bor il M unacceptab]e
odor Of sacrifice in tho eyes Of Him who has
called ali these !" U:s noor.' We nav add that
tnese hampers were empty anu haao5 oo'sos
fe)oieeo III an"on1eo p'eo's' pe.oes .ns uoao's
sat down to tae'r own nome 'ao'es' "e'' aone
lot Tue f1Fs' napess eoc'e's'
lAahsag's'ns pas aas passea' leaving, 'e' US
hope though IN come instances o'nme" WAN
iad'sest'ons'a consciousness tnat VIC nave oless-
lugs rs people, community and es inaiEiana1s
much to be thankful for, much to nuke each re-
CURING Festival voca! and alive With gratitude
all the more real because possessed With iall
hearts and full mouths
Elsewhere reference Is maoe 10 o'se7s pea
sant and agreeable teatnrcs ot thanksgiving
Eve, ~ Snriously opscfFeo.
Tvpu,r,E Acc,nrxr raou HrnS1Sc FIr1p-A
Cu11n FATALLY BURNED AND THREE psRsoxs ST.
r1ors,y 1x1reEp.-oue of those terrible acci-
dents from burning fluid, which no previous
disasters seem 10 prevent bv the exercise ot
nroner caution. occurred on Thursday evening,
bv which one child was burned to death and
tbrce other ncrsons were seriously injured at n
hon.e m division street.
4 family romnr;s;nr Il mother. pau,ca M,,-
,srst saoar h,r two chsldrcn-1,einard. a1ed
e I.,ss ..s 1....,a .ood w. 80.
,.,r , ~. -,...a.,a,,.sr c.,ho-;na
Co. -. .;,.;,a -o,na t,,,,s IL tho lii.
,.. .1.,..,- :, a.. .-,,;,o r..
e.,ha. go. oa,,,n :, tn front ro,n Tbe t;oht
49,. ,o, ID 4ha ,,o,hor or,,. ,o f11 -
w;,hort ert;n gu;sh;nr It and commenced i1l;nc
fror, o,,rt c,r Tbc fame f1on the ,,mn
non,n,u a;c,tca with the au;d IN The can md in
49, ;,,t.n, !, ax,,oasa cox.,;no tho t.b,a with
a.. 49,. ,;.,,;a .at,;no f-a ~ .hs .r-+a;ns
49,, ,..;..1e,.. .,d a,.a1on;nr Il, of thon, n
&c." Ths;, ..-..n,s 49, ,ha hn.,,,nd
,,;.t, .ha h.1n ~ HI. n.;,3,horx .,cces;,ad
;..r.;.~,;.h;,a; :. h,+ NJ ,,n1;, al waro hn-n.5
~. sanna.st ch,1d n.rn,ra w.. horribly
] 'I.s. ~. na. - a;.d - f,n- .,.ro,1
1e'. .'."'..~ ~ - 49, Ths ..rona ,h;,a ~,
% -, =; ...,,,
pAu'' ou.Aea " 'u,'.,. ~, -. -.s. 49,.
..o'' m ~ ] ,na,5or :. ~.rr .sr;or.1, hnrnsa j.
the face aud upon the arms. but it is thought
, 1859-11-26
LOCAL MATTERS.

81 Go to John Jones, ll9 Dearborn street,
and get Jcv:r clothes cleaned and repaired They
1ill be well done and It prices to suit the times
, 1859-11-26

:; : i I I 4
r...r. .,ss.os =. - .-.,;,. ,.;i,b q
~ ....
~ Wv" ~. 80 ~ 49,. e.
49, -. -a1.-.J .h.u.h
aAtDe' - ~" ~ 80
!.
Henry knights building in process Of erection
waa blown down. On West Madison street, near
Balls Head, t new three story frame house WIS
capsized. For the craft exposed to the full fury
Of the tempest on the lake, last night must have
been full Of horrors and ofpe.il.
FAIL or BR1Ax's SEw HCs1c HALL--The
walls Of B.vsn's mem Music Hall, on Postof5ce
4ller, which had reached IN elevation Of about
20 fect-peari7 Us LIB As they were to CO.
fell last evening about : o'clock viii = tre~
m.ndol. e.ash. Tbs re.t val1. Immediately in
the ,e.r of the tuo .torv block On Cfaik street
occun;.d by s1ra. uooson. Yershaa. Rosen-
t.,d Amhro&. < Jack.on and others. fell first.
damaging mora or less the property of the
tenant. ubore named. TIE rear windows md
doorz Of the Inst named were entirely stote In,
depositipe large pile Of bricks into their
dining room, smashing crockery, tables, &C.,
and entirely demotishiur IN ice house which
stood in the rear containing oysters and ether
nroyi.;ons 10 the yslue Of $75 to BOO, The
total los. al Ambrose L jackson cannot be less
than 1900. The east wall ueat next, completely
de.tro,;pr the building in the rear Of the Uni
, 1859-11-26

- For economy aud difusing bealthy
aud genial atmosphere the AcQreggor pa9lor
Stove has no equal, aud it eau be regulated to
give, any desired degree Of heat. Tho Stove
rent!satf3 tie apart1<.t as freely Is a wood FIRE
or coal crate, this obviating Ill tendency to
headache. Those Of our teadefs who have
found in the recent cold E1m, their grates inade.
quate for adding sufficient warmth for comfort,
as well as those on the look cut for the best
store, will thank rs for referring them to Van
Sebaack's e1tepsire atovs establishment. Il
State street. His assortment Of EIc1sn E!tn.
.i!s, Hous< Et<piay Artiei.<, dc, are great at
fractions for house keepers. uoel-t
, 1859-11-26

E- See advertisement Of Cornell i Col
tEo-threxd noiselesa premium Sewing Machine
and universal hemmer, No. 1888 Lake st-
au27-1y
, 1859-11-26


The Democratic pnpers in Minnesota are dis
posed to raise objections to the Republican
members tuking their scats ut the opening Of
the session Of Congress. The st. Paul Pioneer
Of the 18th INST says:
"Mcssrx. AldricE and Window are elected to
the House Of Representatives roul lsState but
they will not bc able to take their seats and as
s,st in organizing The House, by tue election Of
Speaker, Clerk, etc. TIE Legislature of Min
nesota meets on tile kame day that Congress-
does. and Oil tue Legislature dcro1res the duty
OF canvasAing the vuics By which Messrs. Al
cates can lie granted them until after tue rotes
Are canvAssed.'
The Him. sofsaa Of the 18th replies:
.Uar impression il that Messrs A1drich and
Window vii. hare NO difficulty in obtaining
their seats. They arc well known to be the
Congressman elect Of Minnesota. Nobody will
Dispute their right under such circumstances.
1t is not usual to require the exhibition of cert-
ticatcs. Tic Clerk Vi the House in making up
his list, puts uron it, without further inquiry,
the names u those nutoriou*ly chosen mc1n-
tcrs This custom, we think will not be derart-
ed from in the case Of the Minnesota Congress
incn."
may also be added thAt within Eve days Il
the opening Of Congress, the Minnesota Legis-
l4ture will hare the votes canvassc1 and the Ger
tiicatcs in Washington. The Republicans ure
not going to allow the Pro-SIavery rarty to get
ray advantage ot them on account Of this tech.
MICA! iuformal,ty. If Aldrich and Window are
not allowed 10 take their scats on the first day.
the objectors will get no partizan advantage for
their puins.
, 1859-11-26

NARROW EscArE or LAp1Es.-0n Thnnksgiv-
ing day, as three ladies, one ofshem the wife Of
the esteemed pastor ofthe First Baptist Church,
were riding to morning serrics in carriage,
the horac took fright and ran, orerturning the
vehicle and throwing the ladies to the ground.
Fortunately they were not seriously injured.
but the cscApe was narrow one.
, 1859-11-26

Gas F4x1CaEs.-Brown i Wilder are now re-
ceiving from Cornelius / Baker, and other man
ufacturers, = large assortment Of late patterns
ofChandeliers Pendants and other Gas Fixtures
Globes, DC. All IN need will please call At ii
aud ~ State street. ocla:2m
, 1859-11-26

TIE H1cHxsr CoxPL1xxxT.-1t is q very sig
niGcans fact that every egsut and vendor Of ev-
cry other sort Of sewing machine throughout
the country, from those having eerts' 4 degree
Of utility for certain purposes, down to those
which are a complete bunbug and c...eat-al1
pnd their machines. Ne rejoice In The free ex.
preston Vi their Ill opinions. Their hatred.
ike Macbeth ambition, o'rleaps i,selG.''
nnrof-6t
, 1859-11-26

II Our readers would do well to remember
that the Water Commissioners Office is at No.
Marine Bank Building, and those that hare not
paid their scmi-annual wnter rent or assessment
will llRve to pay ten per cent. additional on their
bill if not paid on or before December II.
, 1859-11-26
GHantfU.

NANTED-Three or -Four Gei1-
w t.esnsn cru be Aeocnol.ted Eth psa1s4nt rooaaS
mad COED bcard Isl STATE street. EkewtAe !ew LAY
hoaets Terms REASONABLE And loeatina eonren'tnt +.
y, Box e9ls. ro91N
, 1859-11-26

"ANTED-Chicago Real Estate
O: so.. th. vo.h abou' II co. tot ezah aad out
-de psoptr1 well located applicants to sts Hhs!e .k!'
una ofEce pot3xtW
, 1859-11-26

- Singers Fdnssly S+uing -KacAia<s at 81
LaEs str.<s, 44zto manufacturing -AaeAin<sf for al
kinds Of 74loring and Leather Setei"g.
, 1859-11-26
THE JUMPEIfrz TRIAL.
,oraru Ar.

commenced to-day. The first Witnesses called
were Frederick Wes1-{meta and his wife, Louisa
Wegehner, who we're examined for the defence,
they being residents Of: Grundy county, in this
State, and anxious to return home.
The testimony Of FaEpkR1cK WrGLkaxER was
about The same as On the previous trial. Had
uer, for a number Of years, and had been famil-
iar with them since their Arrival in this city.
WerneFs wife was unhealthy and he sent her
to Germany; Werner was familiar with girl
named -adophina Troutmau before and after
she went to Germany; Werner's wife, while in
send her any; she finally came back and they
were reconciled for u faw duys; then there
was trouble between Sophie and Adolphi-
M; Mrs. Werner said two or three times she
would drown herself; ole night George Werner
came to my house and said. - 20 for The DOCTOR"
sick, and said she had taken shll1ipg's worth Of
laudanum, aud wished she had taken two shil-
ling's worth; said she was tired Of her life,
Werner aud Adolphina carried On 80. She
finally got well. Sophie stayed at my house;
Jumrert1 came there to board; came home one
might and found Jumpertz aud Sophie in bed to-
gether; told them one Of them must leave uy
house; she went the next day and Jumpertz
few days after; did not see tho poison; only
heard it was poison.
hrs' =. " kahLtSha EVIDENCE was IN SUD-
etauce tne su1ae 40 ~ nuspano . anu sne same
o. a. ne pses.onns Hn; .t.a, WIN one important ad-
eit1o9. me !olio"4ng o1e 1ae nam poaots:
ooph.e cane ~ ny toom Vn9 oay ana sat on
ny peg s1e Rot ner n1na 70 ner neaa ano sa1o
el, = snhnng NoE.a oi laooanam will 40
-or me sara on NJ e1a1y, 1oraay; FoI
ale 1oo1lsu "oman; Fl 1nto some 1amly aaa
Ge1 "otN. Hne sala guess 5on "onldn
nks 70 nase nuso.ua nse {eA' ano 1aea 81
ono nse oas a. sessann sa1o ~ an e,fald
you nase eot souae poison III your pocheti she
lauguea Ana saia Va no; sae 1nen went
aHay; ourlng tne nigp: some one came up 70
ny 1oom ana sa1a soPhIe naa poisoned nefse'1;
sag sne toox somstn1ng u ne s9op; she came
| up 10 me ano cr1eai l ea.o "hAt = rue matter:
| sag so'u Am htSA; MAAe "s pee; 1ook
snflitnes "orth o. !a1oauum; God does not love
| me, eise ne would take me make me some tea:
tohe eneeA was Pale ano one was fea SAD
IS all wrong 20 40 80; sne sAa sue thought
the could coax her nasoaad back that way; she
d'd not mean 70 kal herself; she Loved her hus-
bana 100 mnen*J
The aoose were the important points in Mrs.
| Meghlehners tesumon{: IAat part which Is en-.
closed IN brackets Is 1ad'tlonal to the testimony
g'xsn y her on the totmer tla!.
Inc court ADJOURNED until FRIDAY.
r1frH DAY.
Fx,n.r. Nor. =. 1s,s
This morning, after the usual preliminaries
the evidence MAS commenced on tie part Of the
| prosecution. The frst wituesswas
, 1859-11-26
John Brown, In Prison, to BIS OH
Sfh00imaStcr.
1'1~ tleWa or Death and nelIrtoun
&aoPe@-An Interesting Letter.


LETTER FROM nEy. l.. ". BACON,
10 tie Eaitoss Of GAs Iadtpxndtnt:
Ny aged friend, Rer. Il. l.. ysill, Of This ulace.
remembers schn Brown as having been undcr
us instruction IN the year 1877, at Norris Acad-
emF* TIC Was godly youth, labor;ng to recoy-
er from his disadvantages Of early education, in
ine hope Of ofentering the ministry Of the Gospel,
once then the teacher and pupil hare met But
once to take "a Retrospective look over The
route W which God had led them" but a
snort time since 3lr. yaill wrote to Brown in
lis PRISON letter Of Christian friendship. to
~hich ;: he has received the following heroic and
sublime reply. ~'
Has ever such IN epistlc been written from Il
condemned cell since the letter to Timotheus." !"
ond time:"
:, have copied it faithfully from the autograph
mat lies before me, without the change or ouis-
e'on ct Z word. except to omit the full name
me ifehds to whom he sends his messages,
The words in italics aud capitals arc no un-
derscored in the original. The handwriting is
clear aud firm, but toward the end Of the sleet
seems to show that the sick old mans hand vas
growing weary. The very characters make al
appeal to us for our sympathy and prayers.
Ills salutation with his own hand. hen,cm.
ber his bonds.''
Truly yours, L.N.D DAcoS.
litchfeld, CT, Nov. 81. 1852.
, 1859-11-26
49rraS 4 Urih1ttte.
OH IC Q.


No Telegraph Report.
IN consequence Of the storm VIC are unable 10
get rcport. Tonight. Rrron7xu.
, 1859-11-26

~ L. ScRITEE,1idcts Ay~st. 81 Dtarh.'7''H
a.tAori.i re<ire 1d+rrsist.ses for is aad al Ia
Eaadi.s Fup<,, Of tAs yq,11 ,Fsxs tal.hea4-y
, 1859-11-26
TIL CITY,

OPENING DAIt.-Susherland's Riding Gallery
IS to be the scene Of the opening bali Of the
Chicago Dragons, on the night Of Dec. lst
, 1859-11-26

. Fresh aud desirable styles Of fin: Cloth
ment, making it 1t once the most complete and
largest IL the city. Tappen, being the mannfac-
tu5er Of his owu goods, warrants every article,
and otEers Inducements to purchasers IN the way
Of low prices met with no where else west Of
New York. Remember the number-IG:. Ran
dolph street. He has no connection with any
other retail house in the cftv.
, 1859-11-26

wR.uge Of the thermometer for the week
ss taken BY E. l.. O'Hara, Apotbecary and
pharnaceutist, No. 50 West Ra:do1ph: corner
Canal street:
, 1859-11-26

ATLANTIC FOR DEcExnEa.-The December
number Of the Atlantic has been received by
AcSally & Co., 81 Dearborn street. All per-
sons renewing their subscriptions for the mag
azincs should not forget that McSs]ly furnishes
Harper, Cody, Atlantic Monthly, and Knicser-
booker, ut e.. rs each per aunum.
, 1859-11-26

Gn1Sp ESTEsrA1xuEx1. FOE NoxpAY EvEx-
1xe.--By advertisement in another column II
will be seen that IN entertainment promising
much attraction is down on the bills for Monday
evening Mt Metropolitan Hall The company
appear hero under such auspices from Mi1wau.
kee that they can hardly fail to draw aud pay
pood audience.
, 1859-11-26

EE" Willie. my SOD, keep axay from the
light" ELLEN, won't you watch him while
step into the other room." How many like r.
quests are made every day from anxious moth.
ers, being fearful that their children may acel'
dental1y lip over Fluid or Campbene Lamp,
the 4srd<r Lightt- Oh: ye who hare little
ones beware! Why do &c not at once Danish
these mu1derers from your houses, and With
out delay call at the Lamp aud Oil Emporium.
No. les Clark street, and purchase better,
more economical, ,non-exrfo>ire light, produced
from that splendid transparent and almost In
odorous Boston Kerosene? no.3-3t
It Horse and wagon covers Of all sizes and
p1ices. Rubber goods Of NIL kinds at the Rub.
ber Store, - Dearborn street. noyl9 st
, 1859-11-26

Fing.-The alarm Of fire in the Fourth Dis.
trict Inst night, was caused by the burning of
ono or more buildings rome two miles of, in
northwest direction. We could get no partic-
u1ars for our issue this moi ming.
, 1859-11-26

TAxEs-TAxEs!-TheC Common Council some
time since passed an order directing the City
Collector to discount 1t the rate Of ten per cent
per annum till March lst. to all those persons
who paid their taxes previous to December 1st.
But i've days remain for taxpayers to avail
themselves Of this discount, as after the 1xt day
Of December the full amount will be required
up14-td
, 1859-11-26

WANTED trade Real Es-
w ,1.e for Minnesota Railroad bonda. Apply 70 D.
" CORHIN corner Of Clazk and Randolph stFetx. Chta
, 1859-11-26
':Tor @aI&.

TOR SALE-Cheap-A well Sc
very bet !oca.tons. For particulars addses. pos1
pdire tOx 3tss, hG%1SSL
, 1859-11-26

Netropolltan AeEcaau1e 1us1ltute, hASn-
ington.
American Institute. New York,
Mechanics Association. Boston,
Franklin Institute, Philadelphia,
Mechanics Institute. Baltimore,
Mechanics Association. Cincinnati,
Mechanics Institute. Chicago,
Kentucky Institute, Louisville,
Mechanics Association, St. Louis,
Mechanics Institute. San francisco,
Aad at Ruadreds Of County fatrs.
The Lock Stitch made by this Machine, Is the
only stitch that cannot be raveled aud that
presents the same appearance upon each side
Of the seam.
Gso. X. CH17rzxnkS, General Agent,
noye+3t u: and l63 Lake street.
FoR CHR1srxAs AxD Nkw YKARs-All should
remember that Sseley At II Clark street, has
the largest, best, and most varied assortment Of
Candies Of anv Confectioner in town. Ladies,
pleaae make note Of it, uo2t-3m
, 1859-11-26

TOR SALE Or exchange, on
u tssetly ea,h principles, for Merhaade. few small
ss lae a.upostd Farms .uatta IL tae oea 'teaans o.
AlIrts1T. Z hU1EKS RE.xs House. not&1tw
, 1859-11-26

A TTEETION, CADETS.-There
II will b. m4stlnk for ths tAusaetloa Of important
bu.oess this evening" An earnestly invited to atent tu
hcar the news Of TeW York.
4. 5, Coss CieTk. E.E. ELLSWORTH. Gen.