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Daily national Democrat., 1860-03-23

RICHARD STRlBLTNG and James Anthony of
the Union, were tried in the Sacramento
Police Court for fighting. StriJling was
discharged, and Anthony was fined one dol
lar and costs.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-03-23

A FEW days ago, at Voleqnoyille, Ell Dorado
county, man named F. F. Drake was killed
by the eaying Of bank in mining claim.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-03-23
0eu advertisements.

Notice.
All members Of the Clampus Vitus are requested
to meet at their Hall Friday Evening" March 28d
as business Of Importance is to be attended to.
By order Of the NIGH
Attest X w Sect.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-03-23

Dr' T. l.. Holden has been elected Presi-
dent OF the San Joaquin Agricultural Society,
in place Of John MeMullen, resigned
Daily national Democrat., 1860-03-23

IL the twelfth District Court, Sarah Ap-
pieton has ommenced suit for divorce from
her husband Jonathan r. Appleton.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-03-23

The Williamsburg and Applegate mines in
Southern Oregon are paying well,
Daily national Democrat., 1860-03-23

Two more insane men have been sent to
Stockton from San Francisco. Their names
are E. NJ. Watson and Patrick McGrath.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-03-23

IT Is said that rich lead of gold bearing
quartz, has been discovered near Calico Croot
Josephine county Oregon.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-03-23
A Elegy to a Brave Buck.
lsr XrRsr.

4oA AAoLf
Cap'n Harry
There was nary
Sich another digger.
lie was a perfect staver;
There wernt none was braver
And very few was bigger.
% VERSE.
Bein's he was so fearless,
He acted kind Of keerless,
And had hash ways o doin.
And this led him for to
Resk heap he hadn't ort to,
And likewise was his ruin.
3D VERSE.
His people they forsook him,
His enemies they took him,
Aud to a tree they tied him.
With bullets and with arrows
His body they did harrow,
And there they crucifed him.
Yours tel deth,
A Epp,-r ~ D,4~pw
Daily national Democrat., 1860-03-23

IMPORTANT SUIT.-A suit has been commen.
ced in the Twelfth District Court, says the
Bulletin, by Francis L. A. Phoebe VS. the city
and county Of San Francisco William Hooper,
John Middleton and others, Commissioners Of
the Funded Debt. The plaintiff alleges that
defendants claim an interest in lot Of which
he is owner in fee simple on the northwest
side Of Folsom street, east Of Fifth; and also
in one on Clementina street near Fifth. He
brings this suit to quiet title, and prays that
their claim may be barred and set aside,
Daily national Democrat., 1860-03-23

WE are able, says the S. F. Alta, to announce
with certainty that Mr.. Wright will start an
opposition steamship line, on his own hook,
either on the oath Of April or 9th of May.
The Hermann is now being fitted up for IL at
purpose in this harbor. She has had large
number of new flues put into her boilers,
and has been in other respects improved
She viii connect at the Isthmus with the
Ericsson.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-03-23

The ship Ganges, Capt. Evans, which ar
rived at San Francisco the other day from
Boston, will sail to morrow for the western
coast of Mexico, chartered by Messts. Barron
d Co., to take dye wood to London.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-03-23
w. II. THOMPSON.
GARDEN Seeds

A FRESH SUPPLY just received from LAND.
IA REHHS, Philadelphia, and for sale at the TREE
AND SEED depot.
80 D street, next door to the Post Office.
ueoH4 10 GEO. LAWS
Daily national Democrat., 1860-03-23
Arrivals at the st. Nicholas Hotel.

hlShOA " OO.3..-.- .BKOPRIETOKS.
THURSDAY, March 22d, 1860.
Coleman Mountains Knowlton Sacramento
Jones San Francisco Wickham
J. w Carter Grass Valley D Smart
II Rice San Francisco S r. Dean
IL Evans La Porte Smith
a Bamard Buneu
J Myer city N Oaks
NJ Stamps 0roville James
VIM hrouts shasta II Ames 81 Louis Mo
w Dunbry Oroville II Moore
G. Hughes Eureka north w b Rowler San Juan
; BliYn Nicolaus Welsh san Francisco
Bona Sullivan -"
) Weyand Sutter Co Mason Sac city
II Barber Chico Dunohurh "
Smson Oregon Gulch o Nenark Plumas CO
NJ savage san Francisco TSullivan Sac city
n Lake Nicholas Sac river
J BY Cherokee Fiat j Breun city
J IL TTaver Grand River Veasey La Porte
p Cherry Sacramento Elmunds Strawbry val
Arthur Capt LittetOn Sr Amer
Daily national Democrat., 1860-03-23

SINCLAIR IMMUNITY FROM HANNA butch
er, from the mountains, named kirkpatrick,
was riding along on his fiery steed, up Maid.
en- Lane, when his animal stubbed his toe
against the plank of the cross walk, at the
corner of Second street, and fell fiat on his
back, with the butcher under. After kicking
and houndering awhile the hose got up, and
so did the butcher. Neither one was hurt a
particle. A more complete summersault by a
four footed beast was never witnessed
ILLEGAL VoTING.-T. Zegel and John Doe
were found guilty, before the Recorder, yes
terday, of illegal voting at the last city eec-
tion. They will be sentenced this morning
TRIBUTE TO DEAD DIGGER.-We have re.
corded as will be seen in another place, the
death of a Yolo Digger Chief, by the name of
Captain Harry" A friend of ours, who
knew Captain Harry, it seems, and apprecia
ted him asan uncommon lpjin," as he expires
ses itinaprivate note to us, sends to the DEMO
GRAFT the following tribute to his memory.
We give it according to copy, barring little
matter of spelling and punctuation:
A Elegy to a Brave Buck.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-03-23

HE Rev. Cranmore Wallace, highly es-
teemed Episcopal clergyman, recently died at
Charleston, S. c. lie was native of Ac-
worth, n. H., graduated at Dartmouth in
1924, afterwards taught school in Boston,
and went to South Carolina about 1880. The
Charleston papers pay noble tributes to his
memory, deploring his death as a serious loss
to the community.
, 1860-12-29

Break all your dishes, madam, aud I'll
"mend 'cm Us good IS ncw-mend 'cn so
"thcy'll break in another place next time"
So vociferated an ancient pcdicr Of patent
cement before the days Of Spaldings' Pre-
pared Glue Break up your prescn: Union,
gentlemen; smash Your Constitution 10
flinders and we'll fix them up again On
new pan within ninety days-tix thcln so
they won't brcal; in the same places very
soon. So exclaim Il II: W gang ii govern
ment t:nEe:s ct Washington, Of whom Alr.
Breckenridge seems TO be tinkcr-iu-chicl.
We refer the reader to un exposition Of
their plans fro.a oar Washington CORES
pondcnt, elsewhere in this paper: 1t docs
no: seem to have entered The heads Of these
parties that the people Of Pennsylvania,
Ohio, 1nd:ana, Illinois and Iowa arc per-
.jcctiy safixticd with III. Union as it exists,
and with tic Consti ution rs our fathers
made it They love the national Qas, they
are reasonably proud Of the American
eagle they arc uualtcral'1y attached TO e
Purijus Cnum," aad thcv are FIR rcadier
to show their Strength IN pre@rriag these
things than in pulling 1hcm 70 pieces to
accommodate Mr. Brcckinridgc's genius
for patchwork.
, 1860-12-29

II will be received with very general Eatis-
faction By our readers, and especially by the
friends al both parties, in this most painful
and unfortunate affair, the intelligence that
from present promise, aol by results already
attained in that Direction, the whole matter ut
issue in the late Barch Divorce C:sc, is to be
taken from the Courts, and b. competent AID
candid consideration Of the rights aud inter
e=ts Of both, adjusted by negotiation and ccu-
promise. Tie arrangement already cousuE-
mated, stays midway the hearinEi; in progress
.or day OF two past ut yolict, before Judge
Norton, on the Hd5eas Gt:rzF, bTnught 1T suit
Of Mrs. Durch for the custody ofthc two t:l;l-
dreu.
This hearing was to hare terminated lat
evening, but VIC are happy to lca:a that III this
city yesterday afternoon compromise AID par
';tition were agreed upon by wlid1 one OF tho
children, the youngest daughter Harriet Coz
ming Burcl, Is given to the nother; the eldest,
Mary ". Bureh, remaining IN the home Ct lie.
father. !
As we have stated, from this beginning Of
adjustment, Is promised 4 final anu private
settlement of the whclc af:.ir, 1itlout rcri-
tition of the painful notor.ct1 won for tie
same in public trial, anil ye: Without prcju.
dice 10 the rights Of t!,e=.: ,nosftecnly inter-
cstcd. Our public wilt l.. Glad 70 dismiss the
melancholy case from t!.c prominence it las
occupied, ard In the ras!, of other events a.
low veil to fall upon 4 social drama which
has scarcely parallel, # any, IN the anna': OF
modern society. !
Ths child, Harriet, edtwo r qars and<shalf,
WAS gwen iato its mothers 4eepiny in this
city yesterday. The elder daughter Is uear'y
twelve years old The Intelligence Of this very
satisfactory consummation and avoidance vi
further litigation on this branch Of the case
was te1csFarhed to Joliet and sapycd proceed
iugs there before tic final arguments SIT ft1
this evening. =!
, 1860-12-29

We present herewith cut showing the po-
sition Of Forts Sumptcr and Aloultric aud Cas-
tic rinckuey in rclatioi to tic City aud us1-
i'or OF Charleston.
FoET SUMTER is situatcd in the middle OF
the entrance to tue l.aEbor, On the edge Of tue
=aip-chanucl, about tl!ree miles from the city,
aid is said By Gen. Scott to bc the strongest
Fortress on the Atlantic coast. It il built On
Underground, octagonal tu form, of solid ma
sorry, pierced on the tho north, east and west
':dcs with double 1ow Of port-holcs for tlc
heaviest guns, and on the south or land side,
n addition TO openings for guns, loop-holcd
lsr 1nuskctsy, and is bomb proof The arma-
1nc2t Of Fort Sumptcr consists Of 40 guns,
'''any of them being TIC formidable tcn-inch
Columbiaas," which throw either Slot or
fhcll, and which hare a fearful range There
Is also large amount Of artillery stores, con-
listing Of about 10000 pounds Of powder, and
Il l'rororiopate quantity Of shot and she'll
The wharf OF landing is on the south side, and
is Of cournc exposed to 4 cross.ti1e from the
openings on that side.
FoET MoCLTnlE is an enclosed water bat
'cry, about one mile northeast Of Fort Suup-
ter, having front OIL the so:;tll, or water eide,
ef about zoo feet, and depth Of about 2l0
.;:ct. 1t is built with salient and rc-cntcriuS
r1slcs on all sides, and is admirably adapted
!or defence, either from the attack OF Storm
;::s party, or by regular approaches. The out
rand inner wills are Of brick, capped will,
s:oac, and 1illcd with earth, making a solid
sail Is or l6 feet In thickness. Tic height oi
':lc wall, from the bottom Of The ditch to tue
tip OF the l'arapet, is twenty feet. The ditc9.
Is from twelve to fifteen feet wide at the base,
and fifteen feet deep. The work On The south
ride is ncarly finished. Tic couuterscarp is
substantially built Of plank, and spread witt,
'Irf. The glacis is ctlnposed Of sand and COZ,
cred with layers Of ioa1n and turf, oil OF which
ETC kept firmly in t!.'cc l'y the additions Of
tert!ons Of plank rallcd to uprights sunk in
the sand, aud cross each other ut right angles
--1nakluy squares Of about ten feet each. The
purpose CT tic g'acis, which is au inclined
:'ianc, is to EXPOSE all attacking party 10 The
Ire Of the guus-wlicl are to PLACED as to
:wecp it from tho crest Of the countcsscarp to
s.ic edge Of the beach. 1nasmuch as its guns
i ave been spiked and disinant!cd, it is unucc.
e:sary to 10 into tle details IF it's lutc urtna
.:1cnt. Whatever it contained is NOW in the
4,,ds Of the enemies Of the United Statcs
III it is safe to presume that Col Andcrson's
, 1860-12-29
Cbiragn Gr;hu1te.


Fort Moultrie and Castle Pinckncy
have fallen into The hanGs Of the Charles.
ton r;tte:s. as everybody expected they
would. Thy Will HOW lave to be lalcn
hack hy broads:dcs, 1T the expense Of The
United States.
Tic Treason Commissioners from South
Carolina had an interview with The Prcs:.
dent and his Cabinet. yesterday, and de-.
manIcd the immediate rcnoya! Of all troops
from tho vicinity Of Charleston. The re-
suit Of tic interview las not transpircd.
Meanwhile, the monstrous rranks Of t1lr
Administration have run the public credit
into the ditcll,and the unhcard-ofspec,aclc
is offered TO the world If wealthy and
prosperous nation unable 10 borrow
$5,0oo,oeo to puy the salaries Of its public
servants Yesterday ,hc bids for the :tovc
loan were opened ut the Treasury. Depart
1ucn:, and is was found that icss thai:
Sa,500,co0 had bccn subscribed 4, an aver
age rate Of t1cclte per eci4. Interest!
What next: We arc getting use to these
things, but we do wonder what The next
thing will bc. Let them mortgage the pub
lie buildings, sell the portrait Of Washing
to1, and close out the stock.
, 1860-12-29
RELIGIOUS NOTICES.

Rev Pscs't s.urterant. Of Illinois College. WiA
p-each in The New England Church. corner ii Wei.
colt and Indiana streets, ion..z1uw cscnaG II "a
O'Clock.
-DI,sn. service in the First English Eranse!!-
eli Lutheran Church. on Monroe street. between
Cla1s. AID Wells, every sabbath Il 1e9 A. NJ, i ID
.hry. s1rd1y School II 2F. =.
- Secoul r. formed Dutch Ccurch- corner SAN
:a.noa aad Monsue streets, Rev.J. u. Ferris, pas
soz. At 1U1 \. ". sermon preparatory 10 me
East bay; At 3E +. H., Eesmnn On the Docffaue
Ut the Triaity.
- The Cit. Mission Church. corner Indiana and R
Franklin strtcts. iu tho CHAPEL p stairs. has Di-
yiuc scrtics Al lUt l.. u. and jF. u. F reg TO all
- Sr1siccs usnal in TEE free caserh q the
Holy Couar11 1Etou, at l1h y. aud - :. ~ Bish-
op Nhlsehou:c Is expected to Sfteiase.
Rev. T. y. Eddy, D. D.. win preach At The In.
liaua Street NJ E. Church, North Side. between
Clark and De1zh.rn streets, sabbath. 3Jth tnet.
Ut lD1 4. y. AZ ~ r. H.. preaching ty tue pas,
tor, Rev. II. W:ipple- Seats fscc. CittzeIs ind
strangers are cordially invited tn at'eEd-
The Church Of The ,A<e; nsIon;. on oax street.
North Division, which has hcc. cfused slace uctO.
htr last wla be open fur D ,vtue service on SUI.
day, January 9Th. at 1o4 \ T. aad ar y.
, 1860-12-29

Of our great American statesman, cheer us
now aud ill Us with high hopes
.'Fellow citizens. take couz,ge: be OF good
cheer. We rhall come to no scch iEuoblc end we
hall live and not die. Thc it-omened sounds OF
flDaticIsm will be hushed-the ch3stly kpec.res OF
secession and diaun1on will disappear, and the
-ncEIcs Ut United Constitutional liberty. II their
hatred eannot be ap?easea: iaay prepare to hare
their cyc-lalls scared as they behold the steady
fisht 81 The American Eagle on hi. FURNISHED
wings for years and years 10 COME
Nere there now such living voice-hati
7:y xo-:!,y succrsso7 been found TO catch the
.iannrr Of the Union es WebsteE's hand r.
liuquished it. how silent HOW would he the
ynicc OF the .iisunion;st-l!ow stilled the tuE'
bNleuce Of sectional s!rif.--how would The
mighty dead not turn in their grAye~ hut rise
:r.,n, 'h"n, as such voice shou1d CRY out With
our poet:
Sai1un. O TSIOS. strong and gTeai:
Humanity with all it, fears,
With Ill The hopes of future years.
T. siansing hrtath1c4s on thy fate.
We know wi,at Martcr laid thy keel.
What Woranen wrought tl,y ribs Of steel.
Who 1c.t!' e..ch mast. and sail. and rope
What auyil= rang. what hammers beat,
In Whist foEIc and What heat
Were shaped the anchors OF thy hope.
Fear not each sudden sound and shock.
IT'S of the wave and not the roek:
Ti+ hnt thu fappin" Of the sail-
.trd nut the rent made By tile Eulc:
In spite Of rock aud tenpcs. rstaF.
IN spite OF falscli-h:s on the shore.
sIil na. nor lt1r tu breast the sea.
Ous hearts, ocr hopes. arr all with ther:
Our hearts. our holea, our prayers. our teasA.
Our faith triumphant oteF orr feara.
Are all with thee-Are all with 1hce.1
, 1860-12-29

learings will not be ctfectually employed
against the United States much before the clld
ot Mr.. Euclinnan's 1crm Of ctlrc.
CASTLE PtScESEy, which has also been Ia
ken possession of by the mob, Is located on
the southern extremity of 4 narrow strip OF
1aarzh land, about halla mile from Charleston.
To tic harbor side tho .a:t!c presents circu-
llr front. It has never been considered Of
much consequence IL fortress, although its
proximity to the city would give it importance,
if properly armed aud garrisoacd. There are
about IL guns mounted on the parapct; the
majority Of them Is aad ::+poundcrs. Some
"Columbiads are, however, within tho walls.
There are also supplies Of powder, shot and
shell. The Castle las been gaEtisoncn nduring
the present crisis by two watc6hep, Who hage
charge Of the harbor light! I'll not supposed
that the two lampiiyhtcrs otkroa any consider,
able resistance to the bcs!eshS force. #
MAJOR ANDERSON. -:
We suhjoin In this connection the following
biographical sketch Of tho commander o: Fort
SuInpter from ! late number Of the New York
Leader: -. e;s;
"Major Anderson is now about. flfty-six'
AGsll5 Olut Auu WI6 uuTu Ill AEJlAEkf. SELCIlsIt
tie Military Academy from that State, aud
graduating with distinction Oil june BOIL, 1S!1.
The record Of Lis military service Shows that
lie was promoted to i first lieutcnancy in 1866,
and made IL captain by breyct in 1s;;S for gal
lautry aud successful strategy in lhe war
n3,aiust the Florida indians. III the same yeay
liz WIS appointed Assistant -Adjutaut General.
with tie rank Of captalu-1hc ca;ltaiucy itsrli
not coming until the October Of ISL, aud his
present rank Of Major only reaching him last
yCar.
"Mnjor Anderson has also performed r. large
amount of the staff duty incident to the ser
Vice few Years since, and bcfore 1t WAS made
eliAtinct from duty in the line. lie ac.ed rs
Assistant Inspector Of the Illinois Volunteers,
eer,in% with Abraham Lincoln III the Black
Hawk War in 1872. III wills Assistant Instruct
rr and Instructor Of Artillery ut the Military
Academy in the years 1867, and was Ade-de-
camp to Major-Gcucra] Scntt in 1s:,S
4'Duriny the Mexican War tile Major endur-
Cd all the 1abors and iangers Of tic campaign,
t'cing severely wounded in the assault on The
cnc,ly's works at Afolina del Kcy, aud rcceiv-
ins brevct 1ts:jority 'lur gallant all mcri;ori-
u,ls conduct III That actiuI.' Major -inler-
son las Giso received from the government
many evidences Of its trust and confidence,
other tl:an those bestowed by The War Depart
Elcut.
Ills last service, previous to his taking co!,:.
laanl Of Fort Muutrie, WIS as i member ol
the commission ordctcd LAST summer, by Con.
grcss, to Inquire iulo tue manner ol instrnc.
tinn at The West Point Military Academy. Tic
la!,ors Of that commission, in which Mr.. An
dezso performed lis part, have already been
laid before Congress.
, 1860-12-29
Gov. Hicks Still Refuses to Convene
the Lc. .fSlnGurc.

We arc authorized ty the Committee. COM
posed Of n. Il. Decoarscy Wright, ". q.
Ryan, Thomas G. jenkins and Judge Lcgrand,
70 state that they waited on the Governor on
Monday night, and urged upon him the strong
without further de1ay; but his Exeelleney re-
fused to yield his opinion as to the necessity
for convening that body, declaring that it was
bus purpose 10 await The action Of Missouri,
Kentucky aud Vir,inia- Until their Legisla-
lures acted le was opposed to calling together
tut Maryland Legislature. He was unwilling
e premise that he wouid call It In any event.
The decision On that question be reserved fvr
the future
, 1860-12-29

II Cincinnati, Hamilton County,
st.tc OF o4io-B fore me- nc subsc,bcr, Justice Of
:he Peace IN and for said county, personally came
JOIN Lee. w.o being dulg sxoEu. depo*et' aad sa:ta
that he tad b-ea Suffering with CIR Iic DszEhGa for
past tweat tso years. aad had consulted anc r.
ccived prescriptions for Lis from al the pruc PAL
pnv-ie!aas In Phi adel2hia and Cincinnati hut all to
no effect, 1s hr ~ received relief II last be Wa
reduced teFc skeleton without even The hope Ct
evez nnclnS reict: but By the advice Ct 1stend.
minced to try AO5TErTEEs CELEBRATED
STOMACH BITIEEs. and TO his utter SURPRISE found
relief from tic trial. nut In lets than two months
found hlsn.tlf perfectly cured Of lis compliant and Is
daily recovering his stseLEth Of body, and incssas rs
IL d. and cheerfay sirc' this certificate. IN tic
ho.c that otsers afflicted IKE himscf may be benefited,
JOHN LEE
sworn and subscribed to before me, August q. la6
CT HANSELMAS, Justice Ct the Peace.
dc1lew No. II Western st. Cincinnati, O.
, 1860-12-29

4 meeting Of the Chicago bar Was held yes
t2rday 1.-THE Chicago Law Institute. to take
sction and pay 4 tribute OF respect TO the
j. II Wilson was called to preside, and J. r.
Clarkson, Esq, was chosen Secretary.
In taking the chair, J:;dge Wilson referred
in appropriate aud feeling terms to the de-
crascI1 Of whom he remarked:
lie was among the first with whom hccamc
ycguaintc ell In this city. At that time he was
t!rrk OF the Circuit Court, then held In an old
hnildiug on Lake street. / csulo here with
House to SIZE how l.S:al business WAS c:.7.>s. az
IN this city. Jud1c brecsc, now gu the bench
nt the Supreme Court, WAS the Judge, and
Col Hamilton Was the Clerk He was also
tlec:cd Recorder VI this county, md in fact
!:ell all tue county Offices in the gilt OF the
1.solle. lie was gentleman remarkable in
many 1a11:culats-of very high notions as 4
| gentleman, and Of unusual sympatllics.
Judge MAuierrs, JudSe Morris, and 8. Ash
ton, Esq, followed IN deserved culogies upon
The deceased
In pursuance Of d motion passed at an ear.
;rr stage Of the meeting, the Chnir appointed
Ills Honor, Judge Manierro, Judge Norris and
=. C. Larncd, ESD, committee to draft reso
luticus expressive Of the scuee Of the meeting
.lr. Ashton moved thai. the members Of tht
1ar attend the funeral Of the deceased In
body, after which the meeting adjourned unit
tits morning at nine O'Clock, to receive there
l,ort Of the Committee.
The remaIns Of Col. Hamilton were nttcndct
to their last resting place yesterday Afternoon
1y large escort Of the Masonic Fraternity
end cortege Of citizens.
, 1860-12-29

- It is stated, on what is said to be rclie-
bic authority, that Cor. Letcher Of Virginia. is
opposed to uniting with the Cotton States IN
thAr project Of secession; and that he will
favor Central Confedcracy, III ths event ot
the Gulf States Withdrawing from the Union.
, 1860-12-29

In tsis city Thu-sdsy evening, Dec. 4sth- STELLA.
r.. danchter of l. u xat i. f. Bcnser. fZe1fy ytars,
"a t1sd.s. lie +th in,:; 1t /. oc1oek q Dlstaerta
u. NErfl, !ufaat dtaEat:t ot Ives nl1 nj,
shc isr.7i :sil1 t.se ,rlaee .s n. hog*e Of the
parsrt* "a Psfx artaue bctwptu fxg- nd n 0od
oo Sunday; nulsx.A; u o'clock :. 4. ~
, 1860-12-29

c#- We remember when We were a boz to
have been presented with yoke Of calycs.-
1in.e1,
When shn1l 1--WE three" meet again?
, 1860-12-29

TEE Art Exulu1TtoS. The rams are still b
in: lIberal1J visited, aud the tickets for tie
Drawing are selling rapid1y.
, 1860-12-29

In tst+ ei.T on II. 18th Inst, bF Eay q. f. Green.
Nj NORRIS C. COLE and Nlas J JULIA L LEAs. II
OF Chicago. 90. -.
rntti Xlr l;F0 L CAKMAN, Of Memphis, Tenn. Aad
M.s HATTIE E.. d1cGater Of J. q. Spr3ksr, Esq ct
II ID.
, 1860-12-29

LAW wIsTELL1CEscE.-We would clll atten
ton to the decision Of Judge Drur.mond in
aaothe. column in relation to promissor,
notes, dawn payable with c1chansc, which
takes views in direct opposition to tllc dscis
ION Of the Supreme Court Of this State, given
hg lis fey DAYS since.
, 1860-12-29

The PRINTERS FEsT1yAL--The Chicago
Typographical Union give their Ninth Annual
Festival, at the Briggs House, on Thursday
evening, January 18th, the anniversary Of the
Birthday Of Franklin. They always have a
good time, and arc in a fair way to achieve no
ICES on this occasion.
, 1860-12-29

NrSAwAY.-A steed attached to sleigh Lad
Il match against time down Wells street yes.
terday, aud demolished buggy near the
bridge Nobody was hurt.
, 1860-12-29
Nem a1hrrtisementS.

{. H. SCR{TE.T, 4deert;~ing 4gehf, G3 Ear
1oY It,, u outhor;.<d to r<cetse Adr<rtistmen{f}o for
this aad all kas Leading Par.r* Of tho NorthH<*s
, 1860-12-29

4 DRESS MAKING EST-AB-
n 1fsHMEST. with 4 ea,d run Of busiseaz. on
Lake Street to be dpore ed Of Ia consequence Ct tc
81 OF IT TIE Ern- Lent very aolerst<. AFr!y
IL fost 0t.cc Box I61S. Chicago. d=91>s
, 1860-12-29

ITO KENT-Those two tirst-cla $
L thrre stcry Ertck House. on Prairie reuus, Just
north of Old ktEeel With awrliin iron and So'h eel
Il ea*t fr uss with nue view OF the take hot aat
co:1 wss-r: kc. Inquire at -ftS Van Burtn street