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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-21
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DARNIJMs AMERICAN MUSEUM-SEC-
ID OND WEEK and SPARKLING SUCCESS Of the EX-
CITING ROMANCE UF , HE REVOLUTION, GIsnsti.sd BY
MIR Alien from syvauus CObbs renowned LEDGER STORY
OF de RED RANGER guy dashing spirited suus
ing intensely so6iny Pro5gcon eye. winesed o. nea
peated on SATURDAY, Jan 81 In the EVENING. at u
O'Clock. AFTERNOON at CARLO FERRArl ouly 10 years
OF perform his amusing Astounding and entertaining
feat Of ASCENDING TIGHT ROPE FROM THE STAGE
TO THE DOME of The Lecture Room. AFTERNOON aud
EVENING The Wax Statue Of John Brown tbs Living Kan
Esoos Living Seal tho beautiful AquATia the Happy Family
SEQ fees LIVING ANACONDAS without oxtr6 expense
Aamsnce cents; Children unzer 10 csnss Psrqust 10
cent
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miscellaneous.

nOOTS and SHOES are made perfectly imper-
H.. "a xs,sr bV A. BROMER 4 10 PArESc
for usiusts What every body ought 20 have.
''''s Va A. BROwER Co. Ne. Roade-ss
rYEEP YOI'R FEET DRY Use A. BeOWEk
N Co.'S PATENT COMPOSITION, No tReatesc fes
vii have need Of Rubb aud yoeg boots VII s' %" "
lorg sssih We say to al thy Il
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NIBLos SALOON.
IN GEO. CHRlsTY's MlNsTRELs.
A0SDhX TEE E z 5A FSEk6 s Td
ONE WEEK MORE and POsITlLELY the LAST Of the
MRS pAY rsS" YF@ ESqsai 3 CALLS,
and Tie NM, - ,sfsn S g ISS ~
9E0 CHRlsTY u niS Original character Of PETER DAY
MASTER EUGENE IN his character Of CINDA DAY
NIB The great skatins Match between Highly and Tra
. sHs sf sVsY EIE sh us o. refer Ds WI"
T ws e ssaa I s4H R; %s HS;s; Sfi sHs
and her CHEAT GRANDSON BoBBY sTUBBs, whs hs1s
been eDgsged ir expense for lew nights only
pooiP sotS = sc At H. Ticket. Is cents
HoNDxY EvENIEG January a. wIl b PTodaesd THE
MOCTORO0N. bureseae on the celebrated OCEOkOON
7 Asst NIGHT OF
@. VANDEEHOFFS
ROPE CHAPEL. TONIGHT, 9s!7es.
'''' . HENRY ". Fals,ss sccnesJ
= ~''' "''0' MICH ADO AsoUT NOTHING.
tBersaick and bestrices sceneal
10 eo msa 'cRUMaLEs's DRhMATId COMPANY.
Admission Is cents Reseyed soats . cent? ----
TIRE MODEL .I- Of Of, o,,oy,s ryvp1r
DR.. vANzaASTT's CHURCH.
sh'''' T SB1 S9 fx siis II eIs'a"''
continues to 'l SE Fl sit;Sis' cSMS6STY
DsS ISosaTss b. the 10 Ss1 Il s. DEHL NJ
Tickets y oen'si Children 10 cepta
WILL POSITIVELY CLOSE on SATURDAY,
w Jan. 81,
"TEIE HOME OF WASHINGTON
AFTER THE WAR"
AeaAenY Of Design lObs SrOadwsy. Ldnas,ion 10 eta
XHyII.L POSITIVELY CLOSE JANUARY u,
Wv tie eIhibiSnS
PALMERs STATUE,
"THE WHITE CAPTIVE"
At 6CH AUS6 GALLERY, 10. eze BROADWAY
A5olisSson Is cents. Opsn from q m. 10 10 ?. IA
NATIONAL ACADEMY OF DESlGN.--EREE
IN YXHIBITIOS Of a One collection Of PAINTINGS By
tIamost ebraed A.sia Of America and bgtsps Osa m
3 a In. 90 p m, and nom to 10 P M J'sSEDbcok.
DALACE GARDENS:
VAN ANBURGu & Cos MENAGERlE
n TEFTR INV GEOLOGICAL HALL ittn..t, i-sT sk
50 sxsrv MORNING, AFTERNOON sad EVENING
Animals fed At u O'Clock each day. ...
t.naReT COLLECTION Of ANIMALS Ia the WUluID'
' girds md Animals q every variety sad species
ONLY MKNA9ERlE IN AdEklcA
ps6,,us Ponlss Monkeys Males LdoD' Tserss LeoF"Ss
s'd ki THE1sEslL REDUCTION MADE TO SCHOOLS
w senS or OIL PAINTlN39
Nh Ne. hk CANALrsf.
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y dcbsrse from sny liability to the ssid thu Mayor Alder
.d guy ssSy OF ssss w
indebted or liable 70 Le ..d Cooperation e. any
rors.io AND any moneys which may be ooscsd or realized
The uncoecied tses and assessments or firm other ar
&c S h be ps &
n the eLips Funds for the purposes specified
ne sss 20 3 :. act shall ase ssee. Immediately
800 ~ sta tm.p. Jan "a 1860.
MISC 'Pe'''' FL. TwoMEY Deputy Clerk.
s0.rS ;" Wills NJ ana amended ayes sad
ad'p'so Ut. VALENTINE, Clerk.
Posrd II Cssncimen, Jan f. 1890.
On syes and noes conemred In, ,,ry.ru.N c,.,s
Whereof, There or more large de- coumbis
street. ynstop snd Deaneeye<s and SAID trees
len toward he se. thstthereby number !" vehicles nave
RfOtd That The ses, conmi'sionsr be and DO hereby
diiee.edto have ssii trees remsvtd forthwith.
hoard Of Counclnen, Jan. l6, 1860 fI
Adopted 49, c.,L
Board OF Aldermen, Jan 10 1859.
Concurred In. . ,.,,r,,,, ,.,u p
Rd That FIRE hydrsnt be placed in front Of the horse Of
s 6. ss o s
Hoard Of Csunclmen, Jan 49, 1880.
Adopted. e,,, ~.
BosIdy of Aldermen, Jan. Is, 1891
Concurred In ,uvr,xv c,.
Re.Orsd That John Kerhsaa Of Hose Company M S be-
Mon to bear date Dscemher ~, ls5a
Respectfully submitted pSEy ps Ws5E pssdsu
CHARLES p KEIeHr, Clerk
{Docuueat No. s97 Of Fire Commissionefs)
R,scred That Document No. ST. hsm the Board Of Fire
Con be bach TO them for their RECOMMENDATION
Board OF Councimen, jan 49, 1860.
Committee discharged and report on sye. and noes adopted
Conronedi n ID. T. VALENTINE, Clerk
NNE1 KOPOLITAN POLICE RIGGING
Nl Owre ssnted :. No 81 B10Ts S1 asge Coil
and teversl pieces Of Jared STANDING
for several 0yERC0ATS, all supposed 70 he stolen NJ,
C. j. WARREN. Property Clerk
ID Is. COLEMAN & SON have opened ths
HI. EIrTAW AOUHE In Rsltinora-
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Billiard Gables.

LARGE ASSORTMENT OF weil-seascnea
N BILlrARr-rABLEs made in The best R1s,lne asnIs Z.
anil At rices vii found e tue PHELAn hL
LIZARD TABLE MANDATORY, Nos. e. Is q ans ~ ses
bys Nsw.Iok Every article oounes'ed "''u 'ae "s"'
the low at rais.
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THE OVAL PIANO-F RTE

III with thF strung }
The most graceful fol an toe beoned horizontal Pts1
Ia the world
Tie briggs PIANO COMPANY by greatly extending ths
fsee. manufacture end improvement in their mac5insy
prepared receive Advance orders for these graceful .
elegant rsrum-nts The denani has heretofore been far be-
ond sby supply and for most OF the tune during TIN
last year have hd ineat o this peculiar style TO
axloi Th. he original shape of the Orisgs Pstent
Violin Piano and closely opportunities NOT oay In the pfn
eples Oft cOnsucion, but IL It's shape 20 the soh ths-
mos, perfect because the responsive instrument In The
world" The viSrsoiy shell FREQ from all stsia Of tbs
nrs the shape retains perfectly tie ybrsiory
esles h wonderful purity and mailing
the instrument responsive and peest Waresoon Ns
sAs Broadway between Spiing and Prince-ss,
). 3. ORIGGS. Inventor and Patentef.
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Real Gstate for Sale.


KANSAS LANDS
IN FOR SALE.
1.-THE GARDEN OF THE WEST"
TO CAPITALISTS, EMIGRAETs, aud all others wishing
CHEAP HOMES and SAFE INVESTMENTS
q. FIFTY THOUSAND ACRES
or CHOICE LAND FOR SALE
This Land has been selected great deal of Il lies
nssT sETTLEMGkTs and ~, well wAfEEsD
by LIVING STREAMS or SPRtNGs' and most OF &c Is near
IL IL sao.ss and TayrGneG to be GOOD AGRICULTURAL
The INDUCEMENTS which KANSAS offers to setlsr, and
consequently capital better and greater than anywhere
The ensse is The mos. congen. and agreeable being nhe
no s.nss Of being destroyed By late spfns early
The sursce Of the country i sxcesd, y beautiful ans ss
menI Of the sr1iory of the crops have failed
' s sEsr Fs6T
TliI WORLD
The Trade Travel and Eairation Into NEW MEXICO,
s,eai OVERLAND EMIGRATION TO CALlFo6NlA oegtns
here leaving large amount Of capital No Northern s'se or
TIE SSd ofPiKPs PEIK aud vicinity which late develop
into Kansas for prodc. proy-ons and merchandise Gliding IN
TT Hd SEcsc a&oab sRS t.. coue.
win undoubtedly put in motion. aust pas, hyoSgh kaasa.
1r I'D hS Ss 1 ~ s tie s
kaon passing by different and dyens routes
We TIE rory viii afford rich market for al the Po'aoss OF
The .rss, Emigration Of the country
sFiE(T Ed FkOM PERSONAL INSPECTION and Wk&-
RANTED TO BE GOOD EOR AGRICULTURAL FUR
POSES, win be sold at from -. ~-.x.
TWO TO THREE DOLLARS PER ACRE.
with slmos, certainty the Emigration which TO
pour into the enoy and the other and varied ndrcemensI
which she o, wiz advance Ito value with arsdty unpar
ALE ed Ia the hsto'y OF tho West -
THE TITLE these lands 10 perfect MAPS may be- seen
and inarnou obtained by addressing to the Of
Mss.rs TAYLOR BROS, Bankers No IS Wsllst y. Y. to
permitted to re and fom whom information may
be hsd in reference 20 the matter
psrsonsy following gentlemen, aud refer TO
them . o eh vacter aid responsibility. - =.
TAYLOR BROTH ERS...... Bank-rs No 70 Wal Ct. N Y.
THOMPSON BROTHERS. BANKERS, No. Wau-st, N L.
B. y. BANCROFT Cashier Of tbs Bank Of sssrh
r. ANDREWS Cashier OF sshirgtoq County BANK
JAS THOMPSON asher o. Cambridge Fsley Bank
A. GROFSBECK CasEier Farm rs bank Lsnsiase lrsh
JNo b. KELLOGG, esq .Cssher Of Central Bsnk, Troy
Il. II. WALKER,
Office of TAYLOR BROTHERS,
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WINTER GARDEN.
w FAREWELL
FAREWELL
FAREWELL
OCTORoON.
OCTORooN
TO-DAY. SATURDAY, tls., there yin bes
MORNING PERFORMANCE
Oh TIE OCTOROON, and IL tbs
EVENING
LAST TIME
LAST TIME.
REMEMBER
BRING THE CHILDREN
To view this delightul drama illustrative Of
AMERICAN SCENERY, .
SOUTHERN LIFE.
MONDAY win 10 presented Matilda Heron's new Play
LESBIA.
MATILDA HERON,
Mr. J. W. WALLACK, Jr,
Mr.. GEORGE JORDAN,
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Roohns.
ioaints. oils, Wiass. &f.

COAL oII.--Fully equal to the best m n'afAss
''' sc q j si ". 9biNcY CO. Ne - wh''.sss
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Nmusemeuts.


UVHE DRAYTONS at wILLIAdSBURGH
n Mr.. end mrs HEHRl DRAYT0k'S
PARLOR OPERAS.
a MWASHTH0TON HALL WILLIAMSBURG,
THE LAST Nt0HT-SAT'UkDAf. a ocock
LOVE Is BLIED-NE Err TOO LATE TO MEND
SENIOR OLINEIRA. the Great fi0linist. :.
PAGES numbered and secured asssnce a. oVncks music
N4orp Reserved Seas SO uureserved sSc :. -
TfE DRAYTONsiR NEWARK. Commencing Mon 'sy. SSd
aura KEENE's THEATEB.
IL EEW SCOTTISH DRAMA TONIGHT,
SATURDAY, Jan 81, 1850
AND EVERY NIGHT THIS WEEK.
hiss AGNES ROBERTSON,
'' Is JEANIR DEANS.
Mis-. LAURA KEENB,
n. SIR Walter scots beaptfs deestIc story drsnsd az.
pssJ this TbeetsT BoURcIcA0LT ESQ., author
II "Jessie Btown,"
AcTA
JEANNE DEANS,
faned snde the direction aud suPernesdsnoe Of MI Beau
NEW SCENERY AND NEW COSTUMES
TUE TRIAL OF EFFIE DEANS,
rcslxns Lansers eslebrsied pcbsTe,
THE ATTACK On THE TO BOOTH.
Overture the Heart Of Mdohiso and new sescrp-
composed expressly to scsmpanyass iuas-
Mr.. THOMAS BAKER
DFsss Circle Seats May be secured one WEEK ayHse
Doors open NJ ct r.
Performance ovo o II o'otock.
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Boots, Shoes, &r.

% 20 DOUBLE SOLE WATER-PR0oF
X n IN sEWED ROOTS, 81 J0NEs's, Nos. 10 aud 10
Ala a 81 FrsacA Cali Drsss hsoa Cav and sss the1
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yNALLACKs TREATER.
w LAST TWO NIGHTS
PRESENT GRAND ENTERTAINMENT
TONIGHT SATURDAY.,
ON MONDAY
THE TWO GREAT COMEDIES
ACTED TOGETHER
The enss.tnmes. VIII csmmsAOs precisely at T. vita the
A HUSBAND TO ORDER.
The Orchesti1 under tine direction of Mr X Stoepet:
The whole conclude with the successful Comedy IN scs
EVERY soDv's FRIEND,
e above performances viii be sustained By the following
GREAT
UNRIyALED ARTISTS;
Mr. LESTER ~ALLACG, Mrs HoExo
Mr. EROJGHAN Mrs. SLOAN,
MI WALCOT, Miss FLOYD,
Mr. SLOAN.
NOTICB-Tho Performance viii terminate at about ii.
's'elock
The Play,
esnsissins Of PEolese. end Eye scsA, called
THE ROMANCE
OF A.
POOH YOUNG MAN.
M Of interesting Plot Incidents SERIOUS and Comic Peculiar
sChsEactcr and Startling Edecs with New Scenery Costumes
Music, Machinery, 6e-
WILL BIZ PRODUCED
TUESDAY NEXT, JAN. u.
KOTICE--BOx, BOOK OPEN. PLACES MAY NOW BE-
SECURED SIX DAYS IN ADVANCE.
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WLIIAMsBURGH PROPERTY for SALE,

"ILIIAMSBURGH PROPERTY for SALt,
10 closo an Estse yk The large Plot Of vacant eand
forming the NJ OF Grand aud 2d abou, "a fecs on
Gr,n 3D. and " average depth liz prornhy S t1
river renders favorable for good manufacturing
msnt or would i've eligible building o,s With i'ar Vn
M the best sido ofhe principal street the city
iw,ory and basement Dwelling House No % noftn sMs %
north 2d,t between I'd and Sd ss line adaesse y -
otbe subsoriber, Msspeth Queens Conaty OF "a 'o ~
FISH JACKSON. eco, connseor'a,-aw, na Ns"'
will be attended to apsfscnsi appheauoh ~ opM
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mants.

INFANT 10 WET NURSE, by
w msTiei Lady With fesh breast Of MILK who has lost
,sr baby INQUIRE .. o5 East 2ht from 10 III TO
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-21

TOR SALE-2 VACANT LOTS on the west
side ofL.xngouav bet SD and SSd.sts. They viii he
sold cheap Inqrirs Of NJ +. CRASro Rands Island foot
nfI22d.it. z Il.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-21

TOR SALE--A ihree-story and basement HOUSE
Il In the Immediate vicinity oftbe Brick Church and ths Tao
snsea h all tho modern convenience AID beautifully I'm
i,hsa inside Price, 5000 hal: bond and mortgage Til,
FURNITURE wiz sold with r. II desired Address Box No s
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-21

TOR SALE or EXCiIANG E.-A frst-class brown
IL stone house. replete with every convenience situated
on dpce Brooklyn viii be sold Unchanged FOX country
.eat near the clsy Apply 10 Mr. MARRIOTT
No. ll9 Maidsn-laue, up stairs.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-21

M u l. o. G L d E n.
COOKIES ROYAL AMFHTTHEATER.
GRAND LQUESTRIAN MATINEE,
r SATURDAY, jan 2l,
Commencing 1t O'Clock, p.
The sae splendid performances win be given in the EVEN
ING, commencing n ~ O'Clock
Plices restored to their Original standard Of 49,
fihy Centg..... IA pa" Se
Orchestra ate-now the be-, in the Oae Dollar
Private Bc1es rive Aa1 ok Ooh1s oec1
Box Book open for securss Orchestra Chairs OF fnVsis
Boxes
Extra performances Owen on WEDNESDAY and SATUR-
DAY AFTERNOONS at O'Clock, for tho convenience Of
faYuilies residing ct distance
open the evening at hsPast Performance at half
past O'Clock.
The famous performing ore
DUGROW,
sined In tie ring the Cirque Nspoeon Paris VIII make his
hrss appearances America, hONDAi EVENING JAM 70
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-21

A FIRST-CLASS HOUSE, at low price, on
IN scorner in oftbe 6nsst 10 NeyYsis
being opposite Suyvessn Park vicinity of ST. Georges Church.
southeast CON hst aud 2dav lot Is 20Ileo feet has
splendid and room for For permit to see the
large proportion the purchase remain on bond and
mortgage. fhANh D. AbLc'.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-21

DROWN STONE and BKICk HOUSES Tor
ID sALE,for 5000 to $4,000, by 5. EDDY & Co.. No 81
LibeTty-st.: 49,,
One Brick House. Clinton Place near 5th.av
One Brick House. 9thst, between 9Th and 6th-svs
Two Brown stone Houses, 18th st Jthzy.
Two Brown Houses 29d and oath s near Lexr goH
Two Brown and Five Brick Houses 2Jthst.
One Brown Stone House. 26th-st., near Broadway.
Two Brick Houses 27th.st, between 9Th and Ith-sVs
One Brown Stone House. 3Ot between 5h-sv snd Broad
-. - -, -, -,
Ao-elezant Houses 3lst Sth Sa.h Seh i2d asd i6h
ard 47thst. near LeIington M,dson etn and 6th,ays
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VXyANTED-AGENTSi in every city and town.
w An .stve pereon with capital Of t2s make s2s
per wrsh rcspeesbie article. Address T. COOLEY Co,
b. d. N "
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A DRUG CLERK wishes q SITUATION'iu a
n Wholesale large Rets iiouss has had yesr e,ps
enc. In The business Sssacto references gyen slay 40
address No 81 Ea. hs O. b. NJ, rrib
une Once Would 10 With good house South West.
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TOR SALE-A nice Frame HOUSE, aud LOT
on s0tst between Madison aud itbs ava Lot 25I by Ia
feet In perfect order Situation unsurpassed just the thin
young bousekeepers. T. B kiNshiMEb, No. go .h ="
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w sSnS OF OIL PAINTIN3a
IN Ne DC CANAG~sf.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1860-03-22
The Passage between Messrs. Davis
and Van WICK.

The following is the report Of the &C.
currencs in the Globe:
Mr.. Van Wyck-Sir, indulge in NJ
unkind remark to wound the feelings Of
any man, bat the charge must be met,
and history vinlicated, let the conse-
uuences fall where and as they may. One
other gentleman spoke of Massachusetts,
burning witches in the ancient times.
Does he not know that your own people
burn slaves at the stake, and it seems to
wakeu no horror in your minds.
Mr. Davis of Miss. (i,terrupting u
pronounce the gentlem n liar and-scoun-
drel. 1 pronounce the gentleman's asser-
ton false-utterly false.
Mr.. Van Wyck-my time is short,
and hope not to be interrupted.
Mr.. Davis of Miss.-You have no
right to utter such foul and false ISLANDERS
Mr.. Gartrell-I rise to a point of or
der. 1t is that no member upon this
floor has right to libel the people of any
section of this country. and then deny the
representatives of that people the right
to reply. pronounce the assertion made
by the gentleman false and unfounded.
TCries of "Order" on the Republican
side.
Mr.. Van Wyck-I have heard such
words before, and am not to be disturbed
nor interfered with by any clustering Of
that sort. am not here to libel any
part of the Union.
Mr.. Davis Of Miss.-Will you go out
side the District of Columbia and test
the question of PERSONAL courage with any
Southern man?
Mr.. Van Wyck-I travel anywhere,
and without fear of any one. Fer the
first eight weeks of this sss.iso you acOd
upon this floor continually M,SiiDg the
North and the people of tie free States.
charging them with treason and I'll man
ner Of crimes and now You are thrown
into a great rage when tell you a few
| facts.
Mr.. Davis of Miss.-Mr. Chairman
The Chair-The gentleman from New
York cannot be interrupted except by a
point of order, and the Chair appeals to
the gentlemen of the Committee not to
violate the rules of the House. The
Chair trusts they will not do so.
Mr.. Davis of Miss.-I shall observe
them, Sir. if others do not 4; but l GER
tainly will not permit Southern people to
be slandered.
Mr.. Van Wyck-If gentlemen are so
sensitive in regard to their own feelings.
I ask them to be as sensitive as to the
feelings of others; if they were, we
would not have had such wholesale de-
nunciations of the people of the North.
as we had during the first eight weeks Of
this session. j. S. p.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1860-03-22
Homestead BiII,
WASHINGTON, March IL

WASHINGTON, March IL.
The Homestead bill which passed the
House to-day, provides that any person
who is the head of a family, or who has
arrived at the age of 81 years. and is a
citizen of the United States, or who shall
have declared his intentions to become
such shall be entitled to enter free oil
cost one hundred and sixty (160) acres
Of public land. upon which such persen
may have fixed pre- emption claim.
which may at the time such application
is made be subject to presumption at a
dollar and quarter or less per acre, or
eighty acres at two and half dollars per
acre.
No certificate or patent is to be issued
until the expiration of FIVE years from
the date Of entry, and on payment of 10
dollars, rights are secured to the &C.
tual settler to issue to heirs and devices.
The lands acquired, which are then in no
event, to become liable for the satisfac.
ton of any debts contracted prior to the
issue of the patent.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1860-03-22

Az AT Al PRO-sLAvrav =
RAeE.-The Quincy (Il.) Wb;o ! Ut q
publican contains an accom-, - q Re.
bloody and 6endish outrage n. =, most
at Lagrange, No. (OppOsit. 0nis'f'tsi
the Mississippi river. BY partv y %
slavery Democratic rufian,. r. " pro-
of the outrage was q respectable q Victim
citizen Of Lagrange. named usfnla
Smaller. He has been a resident ' ~ n:
souri, for twelve years, and saw, !. u Aa-
ways voted the Democratic tict., na' a.
The offence of which he wa, :,
was that he had assisted slave, - suAfset
They seized him on mere susDic;os Seap.,
without giving him a trial carr;.1 a and
to the woods. fastened rope sror,I uln
neck. and hung him on a tree H.. Dis
him down alive. ami then proc.o ~. eHs
strip him naked and whipped him %
most hendish manner, with a cOv.S; .as
until his body was completely co, u.lP
with bruises and cuts, and stream;0. sl .,
blood. The day was extremely coS "l'1
the blood freezing, his body became 80 aua
pletely enerustsd with purple ice. ~
After having almost killed him a.,
ceased their tortures ami left r,,. .:'y
curses on his head. He immsi;,,1
escaped from Missouri. and crossing q
river, presented himself at the hons. W J;
his brother-in law. Mr.. Desb.cb " "
Quincy. a most horrible spectacle -
Mr.. Smaller declares that he never a.
pered with slaves. as he could hays nro.
en- If they had given him a trial-n.v..
helped any to escape. nor encouraged n.
escape of slaves. He has always b.eD i.
quiet citizen. but has probably voted ri,S
the tyrant Democracy for the last time
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Washington Items.
WARRINGTON. Ma

WAsHINGToN, March IL.
The government has been informed
that the steamer Brooklyn, at Norfolk, is
now ready for sea.
Minister McLane will probably leave
here on Thursday for Vera Cruz. 1t is
considered important that he should
reach there as soon as possible, in view
of the reported intention of the Miramon
party to blockade that port, which will
certainly be resisted on the part of the
United States.
Col. Forney says the rumors that Mr..
Boynton has abscended with portion of
the funds of the House of Representatives,
is not true. Not dollar of the money
entrusted to the Clerk, ever reached his
hands.
The North American Telegraph Asso.
citation have been in session in this city
for several days. They have succeeded
in efecting arrangements to construct a
line to California, provided Congress
shall authorize a contract for the Govern
ment business for ten yesrs, at the low
price of 5000
The House Committees on Elections,
upon application of counsel of Mr. Bsr-
rett, whose seat is contested by AIr. Blair.
have granted them until Thursday, to
prepare their preliminary motion. before
testimony taken by Mr.. Blair can be con-
sidered.
There is fair prospect that Kansas
will be ADMITTEDLY this session under the
Wyandot Constitution.
The lowest estimates of the cost of ia
king the census this year. is 81 500. 000.
1t will probably reach $4,000, 900.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1860-03-22

FoRT STEPaESsOS.-Anong the man,
points Of classic interest in north.we,ts,,
Ohio, is old Fort Stephenson. at F..
mont, made memorable BY the gall,n,
and successful defence of Col. CToob,D
on the % August. 1918. We learn tb,,
the site Of the old Fort is now for 81.
and that a meeting Of the citizens Of Ere
mont has been held to devise means of pu,.
chasing it. 1t is proposed to petition Il.
Legislature for authority to levy a .us.
cial tax on the property Of the villac,
until the grounds are paid for. The sta
comprises six lots, which are now offered
for sale upon very reasonable terms
Toledo Blade.