, 1859-11-11

WnETcu.-A heud named Thomas O'Don-
nell was sent 10 Dsidewe1l for a moath for cru
ely abusing his aged mother.
It Gilbert 4 Sampson sells = large ussort-
mcnt Of furniture, etc., this morning at Ut
O'Clock ut No. se Lake strcc:.
- See advertisement Of Worcester Sauce.
prepared aud sold by Z. r. Dixie, Eeokuk,
Iowa.
VERT Goop.-The 1in't1 calls the Republican
party OF this city the " Lrrfprtssi5its." That is
concession rs handsome Us truthful
oEF THE TEAcK.-A passenger train got of
the track on the Rock Island Iailroad near Of
tawa yesterday
SEEN DE7TEn DA1s.-Most Of cur citizens
have seen better dars than was yesterday.
which ga'c us dutl drlzzlc intersperscd with
downright rain. and intensity Of mud.
TnE JrxrEgrz TE1AL-Thc trial of Henry
Jumpestz will come up before the Superior
Court, Ii is sail the three judges will Try the
case in bench.
out Of his wagon md severely injured, in tile
North Division. yesterday. lie resides ut Lake
View.
TnE Elc1S RAILROAD DE,pGE.-Only ! por-
tion of tue string-pieces and rail timber Of the
E!gn RaiIroad Bridge were injured in the fire
reported yesterday. Trains will be passing TO-
morrow.
GETTING WEL1.-The wife OF the man Boliard
is recovering, SO it will appear his worthless
neck is safe this time. lie has yet to answer,
however, for haying assumed The double moose
Of bigamist.
The F1cur AMONG SA1Lons.-We learn that
Price, the sator severely injured by his ship
mate. William Smith, on the schooner Hn;te
SQ"aN, is in J. critical situation, and the cxami-
nation Of the azsailant is deferred.
The W1zAED JAcons.-This gentleman opens
his budget Of wonders for the first timc At Met
ropolitan Hall, tais evening. If lie performs
ail he promises iu his advertisements, lie will
suEpass alt ot!cr maslcians That have preceded
him. Go and see If he Gocs.
DEs'En.-A highly respectable gentleman
from Elyin pronounces the account of suic: C
OF j woman ut TINT p!nce, which we copied in
yesterday issue from a Dubuque exchange, an
entire fabrication, aud that nothing Of the kind
has transpi7cd in that towa.
GAaE LAws.-Tbc citizens Of the town Of Or
1and, iu town meeting assembled, passed tho
following resolution:
Ls,olrtI, That we cnnsiier all non-residents
fanna Aua,ing game in our fields as trespasscrs
aud shall t;eat them rs such.
). \. JACKSON, Clerk.
0rland, Nor. $, 1850.
lAn,S0 kSAvEHr.-Some enterpris:ng small
thieves nude general plundcr of Dickcy new
building on Dearborn street, yesterday, aud
carried OF City dollars worth of butts, locks,
&c, which they uuscrcwed from tic doora.
Tue warning should Induce caution and watch
fuincss in owners of new ind nuoccupied build
ings.
i DANGEROUS yorNcs1En--a young led named
John Giiurd. oa Wednesday afternoon, while
at play viii, couradc named -tugust liottin-
ger, bccu.ne enrascd q, his refusal to play anr
louycr, aad sc,zed L large butcher knife, will,
whcl, he stabbed Ilottinscr in the leg, iulictins
IN ugly sasb. Young Clifford was arrested and
retained in custody over night. Ills cxan,ina-
ton was postponed yesterday on account Of The
! absence Of important witnesses.
| FrnE ON Ux1oS S7aEE7.-About one o'clock
| yesterday morning . large frame structure On
I Union street in til. Nes: Division, was set on
| Gre and destroyed ltwas erected and used By
| the Geraea Tnrnrcrein for a gymnasium, and
was insured s.i,h its contents for $500. From
lis Light build 1t burned with great rapidity and
brilliancv. st enc time giving the appearance Of
an extensive coullasration. The fire depart
mcnt were on hand aud prevented the fire from
spreading.
ueuE AGA1S.-Dr. d. s. Smith, an old resi-
dent of Chicago aud 4 prominent and respected
member Of the homeopathic school Of medical
PRACTICE, has just returned to this city from .
residence for several years pas: in WauScgan
lie will be welcomed home ayain by bis ve's
1Ar.c circle Of friends in this city, aud alf tht
more in TINT he will rcsu,ne tile practice Of til:
profession here. His residence and ci1icc fe,
ihe present are at No. u Congress street. be
tween Wabash aud Michigan avenues.
isErLEvr OF HoGs.--t farmer mined Hiram
Palmer, ut Cortland Station, leased his fam,
md stock 10 man, whose name We cou!d no
learn, aud took his Journey into far country
to wit--Pike's Peak. unving seen the reasc'
cud Of such experiences, LIS came back to fin
his home premises tenaatless. his tenant hav.n
; dccamped aud taken with him twelve ttoc
hogs among other valunbles. Mr. Palmer yc.
| terdav found the hogs IN Il pen at Sherman
catt1e.yards, and has repi=vicd them from the
posscssor, dfoser. The 1ngtire tenant is
large.
Az 1SnsAx's CoaNESr.-They tc1ia good s!c1
/, 1T Fond du Lac. When Cor. Talltnadsc can
= out 10 that country, then territory, his re
:, home was graced by several grown up and das
!, iug daughters. The indians were "shere nj
= tbcrcabouts" Il. the time and frequently VIC
d met by members Of the Governors family.
- - WIS IN era in female dress when the dust< va:
desired accession Of grace and outline, hut ne
= to the aborgines. 4 gEavc old chief oae d
~ ~ was asked ,shat he thought Of The Govcrno
,e daughters. s' Pretty squaws, nice while s4uav
III rity 'un har1s 1rokx."
Wha. would the old chief say now in thu
q. modern da5 S Of vide spread cEiuo'i.e:
Ie Tng SCHILLER CENTENNIAL B1Rru-DAy FEs
4. rAL@-A good audience assembled last ieht
,rt Metropolitan Hall to commemorate the cent
- at ~