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Daily national Democrat. [volume] (Marysville, Calif.) 1858-1861, 1860-02-04
San 9ranrisro advertisements.
DALY'S
AR O M a TIC
VALLEY WHISKY.
FOR MEDICINAL USE.

FOR MEDICINAL USE,
HAS now taken that position in the worlds estlma-
on which justhes its Proprietor in claiming for it
Superiority UnrivaIled,
PRODUCED as 1t is, bya process known only to the
manufacturer, and extracted from the choicest grain,
winch grows no where but in a favored locality In the
valley oil the MonCnsahela, and containing no parti-
Gle OF deleterous adwxture it has acquired reputa.
ton for perfect purity and intrinsic excellence based
solely upon its inherent merit, which the Proprietor
does not intend shall ever be forfeited. Itsuulversal
use by the
Medical Profession
Is most urgently recommended. Already has It found
its way into the principal public and private Hospi-
tails in the country and wherever 1t has been once
used, il forthwith becomes necessity.
The attention Of is called to the Certif-
Gates Of the following well known chemists
have analysed sample of "DALY'S AROMATIC
VALLEY WHISKY" and find il to be a pure article
Of he flavor, and without any deleterious admxture
JAMES Il. CmLTON, NJ. b. Chemist
New York
Daily national Democrat. [volume] (Marysville, Calif.) 1858-1861, 1860-02-04
A Coon INVESTMENT this canton

II NOUD INVEsTMENT.-Undert this canton.
the s. F. Telegram says:
MIR. John Parrot, the well known banker
OF Montgomery street, purchased the splendid
villa and farm Of Capt F. W. Macondrav. at
San Mateo, yesteaday. together with ali the
improvements and live stock on the grounds
for $4,000. We regard this as the greatest
bargain in farm lands that we ever SOW eff.
fected. The farm cannot have cost Cant
Macondray less than $45, 900.
We regret to learn that Capt. Macondray's
Ill health was the cause of his disposing of
his property.
Daily national Democrat. [volume] (Marysville, Calif.) 1858-1861, 1860-02-04
STOLEN.

FROM BROWNS VALLEY on the
n 10y night of February LIST, BAY HORSE
NT@IA about sixteen hands high and about
eight years old, branded with the
figures 90 on the left thigh and has mark the right
shoulder where the shaft of a buggy has rubbed It,
liberal reward will be paid for the recovery Of the
said horse JOHN BR0CKMAN,
feb3-2w* Browns Valley.
Daily national Democrat. [volume] (Marysville, Calif.) 1858-1861, 1860-02-04
HOP ROOTS! BOP ROOTS

NY quantity for sale at the Tree and Seed Depot,
N 20 D st. next door TO the ?. o.
!anSu GEO LAWS
Daily national Democrat. [volume] (Marysville, Calif.) 1858-1861, 1860-02-04
Shaker Garden Seeds, 1883.

ENROM NEW LEBANON, fresh and Of the choicest
IL varieties, in bulk and in boxes or 100 papers
each, assorted just received by express via Panama
dec16 RICE, COFFIN & CO.
Daily national Democrat. [volume] (Marysville, Calif.) 1858-1861, 1860-02-04
Tobacco Seed,

AURA AND VIRGINIA Tobacco Seed at the Tree
~ and Seed Depot
90 D st., next door to the P. o.
ian4.tf GEO. LAWS.
Daily national Democrat. [volume] (Marysville, Calif.) 1858-1861, 1860-02-04

STATE AssAYER's 0FFIoE, 80 SOMERSET ST,
BosFoN, Mass April 18th, ls5S.
WIN. II. DAILY, New York:
Dear SRI have made chemical analysis OF your
"AROMATIC VALLEY WHISKY" and fLd it "a pure,
hne-favored Rye Whisky, containing no Injurious
matter Of any kind and recommend it as suitable Tor
medical and public purposes.
CHARLES T. JACKSON, NJ. D.,
state Assayer.
Daily national Democrat. [volume] (Marysville, Calif.) 1858-1861, 1860-02-04

WIN II. DAILY, Esq:
DeAR sIR:-Your "AR0NATIC VALLEY Wits
Ky" is received, and after careful examination, /
find 1t TO be a pure article entirely free from the
adulterating ingredients 50 frequently used.
JAMES J. MAPEs, Analytical Chemist.
Daily national Democrat. [volume] (Marysville, Calif.) 1858-1861, 1860-02-04

TovER THE UNION LINE.1

EXCLUSIVELY TO NATIONAL DEMOCRAT.
Daily national Democrat. [volume] (Marysville, Calif.) 1858-1861, 1860-02-04

HOUSE AND LOT FOR
L.iM SALE THE UNDERSIGNED
offers for sale his residence the corner of Fourth
and High streete, Apply to the undersigned
jan27.n j. Il. TOTMAN.
Daily national Democrat. [volume] (Marysville, Calif.) 1858-1861, 1860-02-04

olds. Three or more to make a race.
THIRD DAY-wEDNEsDAY, April IS.
PURSE $500. Mile heats. Free for all ages.
FOURTH DAY-THURSDAY, April &c.
PURSE s4OO. Two mile heats. Free for all ages
FIFTH DAY-FRIDAY, April 27.
THE GREAT FOUR MILE RI CE!
JOCKEY CLUB PURSE OF $1,000, Four mile
heats. With inside stake of 50, ~; forfeit 1000
Two or more to make a race. To name and close
February 22I, 1861.
SANE DAY.
SWEEPSTAKES fort two year ods, Mile heats En-
on the Pacific coast. Three or more to make race.
To name and close February I'D, 1869
LAST DAY-sATURDAY, April %.
CITIZENS PURSE $3.50. Mile heats best three
in five. Free for all ages.
During the week there will be other purses given for
beaten horses.
Extra ce ten per cent in all the above purses and
and to be address d to R.T UlanlOn Senate House
Marysville, California.
All the above forfeits must he deposited with Messrs
Low Bros. Co., Bankers, Marysvile.
Should the weather prove unprOpitioCs, the above
races will be postponed and due rotice will be gveI
of The day.
The racing men, and the public Of California gener
ally may rest assured that the purses above adVer
tsed, will be hung up in the Judges stand regularly
and at the appointed hour ON each day.
! The above Sweepstakes and Races will he an
governed by the rules OF tee Marysve Park locke
Club, which do not vary materially from the souther
| and Western rules. K. T. O'HANLON,
ja4-td Proprietor Marysyille ParA Race Course.
Daily national Democrat. [volume] (Marysville, Calif.) 1858-1861, 1860-02-04

LAST DAY-sATURDAY, April %
CITIZENS PURSE, $3.50. Mile heats best tire,
in five. Free for all ages.
Daily national Democrat. [volume] (Marysville, Calif.) 1858-1861, 1860-02-04
JAS. R. BOxCE.

RICE, COFFIN, CO.'S Drug Store,
jan22 -myis % street, Maryslile.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-11-30
INTERESTING FROM WASHINGTON
WAsHrscros, Nor. 20, 1880

WASHINGTON, Nor. 20, 1850.
orn RELATIONS wua cmLl
Oicih Adyiocs have been received by royernmeat
from Chile, with dates 10 october Is
Munster Bser says that The Chilean Congress would
adjourn October -, amer which he Intended 70 Ad
dress himself vigorously 70 The prosecution and adjust
meut Of all psa fling questions with sha, republic.
II haa been thought nexpcdieat BY the govsrnmen,in
the present aspect Of Affairs TO grant Mr.. Bsler the
leave Of absence be Askcd for. He win, therefore
remain si his post
Mrssns on cossRxss.
EnersoS Ethrdge, Of Tennessee, arrived here 70 DAY.
and has taken quarters At wiliards Mr. vLlAndighau
o. Ohio, sso arrived to-day There are not more .nan
ten members Ia he city.
The Navy Department received dispatches from FAe
ocer Psndcsran, with dacs FRO Vera Cruz 10 No rsm
Der a. ms political un,mporsAnt Tue liberals
were IN quiet possession Of auadaisisra
Mr. hctAue a Jalaps the lIberss were pre-
pairing TO attack the City Of MEXICO.
The robbery OF the British legation, whiss wss In
charge 81 The time Of the spanish Minister, - co.,
nYned
The health OF the officers and crew OF the squadron
good. me 81 Louis hAd arrived o, Vera Cruz Tia
fsvnee 10 on her way home, and VIII 20 into Phiadsl.
phA
RsvEr o. rzx caur2rI Hrrrrrox
Commodore Eng'e, Lieci Morton, Dr. Evans aud Lieut.
Jtnefs comrsug TIE Cnrflui surveying party arrived
here today The explorations have been mos, sa,sAo.
tori and successful.
Commodore EDsis represents The Chiraul lagoon 70 b
hAfbor Of unequaled exceteucc ru waters are deep,
lie shores bold 10 locality hea,ihfri II not one but
aystem q many harbsrs. some Of which, srrh a. Al.
ncrsnv bag, Amsrcsis bay, Psios lagoon End
B'evnelds bay, afford every requisite pv CO
mercia or naval purpossa4 The sosrNscss ere
bold and ceer both she entrances ana iuteriors being
from eist, 10 fourteen shoms line Of battle ship In
most Of them may lay the shore aad IN coal
wat-r, which their sides supply.
rtese basbors and ,hs entire lagoon In s ,sagts and
bsesdts arc sheltered BY the cuayns Islands and Keys
frcn Al siorms-only gentle land aud see brecxcs arc
known.
rc iDdan navigate 81 su times and sessccs the
vsssis OF this great system Of harbcr f sho,es PRO
duee every tropical frun ard vese~,ie 10 Tho sre~,es,
sbtrdxpce sad ~ mcss extrsordnsry ssc And deli
,cy Sugar oans coion, cGee add the cooos or shoco.
s0 out s,o~ alta and In profusioa.
Go rcse snd Co Cite, The Pacific, arr
ported b. Leai Jecc-s, who WIS charged v,,h Their
secsl survey surprising any h,rtor On .he eu,rc
pa<sc ecest though tmsier thaa cnir,qul re- tesas d
s-ss So sf-sf'r tarsr- r'-rr,ssss rna rrp.ri.-
r srs .,eiai.s rtrvassos, ~ r:lr- irnS,s r-<-s a,
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Few YORK VI rala-Caitfor edition.
Tho mali steamship Arisi, uapf Wilson, vii, leave ,his
port ,o-morrow Al noon, for Aspnwall.
Tho California ana other parts OF the Pacific
win cloee IT scp O'Clock 70 morrow morning.
The sEw YoRx WEEKLY HrRAD--0Alifornia edition
oon,ainmg the iatess Intelligence from al parts OF the
worf, Nnh large quantity Of local ami miscellaneous
mater vii, be pubtuned al nine O'Clock In the morning.
single copies In wrappers, ready for mailing six
Agents viii pesss send In thor orders early pos
nsh
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-11-30

EyD or HE LEGrTNsr DocrRISE N Er-
Rors-IsroRrAST DECLARATION o. RUssrA.-we
have Witnessed In the last dozen years more
important changes In the international law and
potircai ideas Of Europe than occurred during
The whole Of the previous century. The cleo.
ton Of Louis Napoleon to the French throne
oy the popular vote was the nrst serious breach
made In the old legitimist doctrine. Its re-
mainirg buiwarks have been demolished BY
TIE annexation votes 10 Italy, and the practical
assertion Of the right Of iu populations to
choose their own ruler. Eogiapd, through
Lord John Russell. ives the frss of the European
governments to give diplom ATTIC sanction TO
tAis prtnoipis, and abe has been folio wed by
Russis, the most progrsssivs aud liberal.
though cutwndiy the most despotic, Of any Of
them sa3s .tss.s ,l.e
In recent circular TO the Russian Minister'S
at foreign courts, exp,siuing the csuse Of toe
recall Of the Russtsn Ambassador from ruriu.
Prince Gortchskof protests sgsiust the ideas
attributed to bis government Of Wishing 10
uphold The principle Of Legitimacy at Oil
hazards, without regard 10 the requirements of
the present see. To reconcile thess require
meuts with ancient rights, be Gays II would be
-xpsdient to assemble congress TO establish
ne~ bssis OF public aud insernssiousl law. 4
What m advance upon the theories III 1t 70,
sernec the de,isersd,ns Of the Co6sress a.
yirraa Toe right Of revelation cad Of tie
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-11-30
Ths Bsarssiey Divorce Case.
Krros COUNTY CIRCUIT corxr.
Before the Hon. Juase Int

NOV. Eat nine o'clock his morning Judge Loss
opesed court when the ury vbo he'd been looked 10 IN
sshs entered and rendered verdict On the ave iuss
pcs % ibn. The ara were merely technical psssa-
70 the ON, and county which The parties the salt
sded- These we're affirmed BY Ne jury. fssy fwthw
iound on Tie other issues thai marriage alleged 70
have been ceebra~d ~ Father Malone the I'm ~ De-
cr@ner 1885, he'd besa oseoyHtsd, bus thAa Mrs bAns
ley bed not procured the celebration Of such marriage
h~ the marriage having bcea corsummsted, Mo- BsArds
icy vss ruty o. atu cry but that Alfred the
psthtn 70 tie case, bad ao been guilty OF tne same
CRIME Tn jury -as then discharged.
Tue oae ssqusnty stands just a. wa before the
trial, ana u NJ supp. eco there VIII ne new Tssi.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-11-30
Ths Vote Of virginia.

RICHMOND, Nov. ~ 1850
Gov Letchers proclamation 70 day divides the sIss.
tora vote Of Virginia fciows--Nire for Bell and NIX
for RecEirrdse He brcugh, 70 tbs conclusion The
face Of an apparen, majority for Boil By implied &C.
quesrDce in the opinion Of The Attorney General On
questions Arising from In torasitiss In the returns
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Nav ostAAss, Nov 2s 1880.
Cotton drm; sales 10 day II 900 oaes q, Toe fo,.c
nor middipg sieyiiog exchange ieih iolT slghs
exsnAnge on New York IL pr cuIt dtscouat
koBnl, Nov a. 1880
Cotton sales 20 day 700 saiss at ioc for midoinr
Market duli. Sight exchange Ne York ., par 10 Z
yer cent discount and dull Exchange on London II ps
q per cent premium Exchange 90 France uooiuai
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same position. legally speaking. that they were
before the trial, with the disadvaatage Of the
mutual exposure.
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nr0swma
MAum CHUNK, Pa, Nov 20, 1890.
me Beaver Meadow passenger train leaving hero n
quarter pest eleven this morning, thrown from ths
rack near Bear creek dam by the breaking Of rail-
ne passenger oar, containing twenty eight persons,
was prccpitated into the Lehgh river, distance o( a.
teen feet
Mr. Fsrrow and sister Of Beaver Meadow and two Mss
Smith, Of Nauch Chunk.
The rest rescued with extreme difficulty BY rhs
hands Of The tan who mounted The and broke away
portion OF the roof before II sunk.
The bodies Of the victims were recovered
The rank In twenty feet Of water Those vho g.
capped sustained orIy slight injuries.
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Hsn Edward usi a Geofgia, wa firickeu WITH
Iar.Nefs wftln s6asr-sng ueeti9g ~ tie rtfpl~ u
T..v stt- Ur.rso frt~-v let ST f.srs
Ar rAs~fs.t1ezs $50
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Political IrtxslSx~urs.

Isooss cAnIssr our sprius correspondent lst,,y
mentioned the Of Gideon weics Of Hartford Al be-
ns among the prominent mentioned Ia oonnccsoo
~ish Mr. Lncoln's cabinet The Eor~ich Conn Bux<.
IN and the Hartford Corart OF The opnon thai our
correspondent Is rHbt and iha, Mr. weIes may DO sss
down for the Postmaster General
Acos1r1o saAr IN TIE Asssxntr The Syracuse Josx-
nal says
The Austin w roe n the rert Houso Of
To- De contested ny Eixur Clark his competitor IL TIE
election Nr Clars has tasea the steps IN
cniest ara the testimony 10 the q being taken BE-
fore Jocee wcol-orth Both parties repr-scsted BY
able counsel.
RxAcnos "A special election was held On The 2Tsh
inst 10 The Esh,h Eiilcscx district, composed Of the
towns Of Newton and Brighton 10 choose representative
TO The Massachusetts Iegs'ature, there having been
We vote a the general election beswecs kessrs Georre
Allen, republican and Frederick BAsdsa opposition rhs
sans candidates wore supported and the following vs.
the result
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krsrDe or THE RsrrTlicAs ssA<s Coxxlrrss me Re.
publican esass COMMITTEES viii the pesvsn aou,.
n NJ CITY d Albany, - tuesday, pecsmser 4. q
kvsn e'casuk A. n.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-11-30

sKYAgrg mIFsrREIs Mechanics BAL, ara gros6way.-
BukIxsoUss SosGs DANCES ac.-Ussp ur.
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bAKEuNs AMERICAN MUSEUM Brosaway.-Day
Nv. n'ns-RosT rLnER- .zrEG CnIDIEs --Lirisa LUa
10
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Tno NEWS rom S00th Carolina
SUSPENSION OF ALI rHk CaARLRsToN BANKs-Mn.
YANCKY DELEGATE TO CHAKLE5roN-THH
HECKssIOH PKgLiNa-0 AND AxnUsIrIeN
FOR FoRT MouLTRR, Kro.
CHARLESTON, Nov. %, 1880.
Another meeting Of bank directors was held this
morning, and all agreed TO suspend Immediately, not.
witbs spdlDs hat most Of them pay dollar for dollar
IN specie.
l. ID deemed probable hsre from Information received
to-day, hat Ar. YAnoey win be appointed by the
bama Legislature the Commissioner to attend the South
Carolina Convention.
10 considered certain here that tina ordinances q
secession win DO passed either the I7ih or lsth q
December.
Mr. Hammond has written letter 10 the Georgia
sion meeting, aging South Carolina win be Of ths
Unon, high, dry and forever BY December lsth as fae
thest
Our representatives are leaving for Washington. W.
Porchsr Niles goes toinorow.
Ordinance and ammunition have lately been landed
from schoonss At Fort Moultre. Some OF the army on
Gers ny that nov kouitrie d almost impreguabls
me disposition Of the people ID decidedly 70 resist the
landing Of more troops there.
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NEW YORK HERALD.
lanes COR DON Il = ME TT,
EDrTuR AMI PROPRIETOR

oyF.Os \. v. ooHsKR OF FULTON AND sAssAu srs
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HooLEY A rAspBni.L's AIssr sFLs, risios sao,n
Broadway -brmoriAr sonos. DAncxs, BuRIxsauxs, &c :
BAKNuA
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oAArassuAs aUsIo HALL. COS srosdway.-soscs
DApCun. HuRLEsouss 10
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LAURA KEESEs THEATRE. No @ broadway.
Bryxs SisrrRs
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wAL.acgs rHx4rgR sroaawsy.-PiArrSe Wit
FIkL
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powsA, ~snArRs Bowery.-sPAIuiso 1 Room
MavEraAE TR0gIy
, 1860-03-16

Barry > Ytlcophezous IN tho lest
aad cheapest article for lscsaus ;<anuty-. ee.ns!rs
curling p;essEsnx md sxtivrpx te hats. laJe'. Try i
Sold hs al p1nxxtsss anA Psranefs. mh:thse:sn
, 1860-03-16

NAEFED-$l0. 900 or $4,000
Wane,l n purehs- the ahove At or: x 20 Is for
VIII viii b p.. tre-Sarrh II .a~h. rn-:1i IL civ
frTeEfy ucecanoefvf. Id raI.anee II MI MID ssesk
Whula Eot ubir.: t1 country si.c 6. ote
iestsa''nf. address Say. aca.n .'Aa. ~ Il a.t-
Hiav te sc.E. la.s:, ,!ew WHICH viii ~: ~ rra2.
y e1ffJt. NJ n
, 1860-03-16

w WANTED-A person having ex-
t-cs!Tc exeft!eg - In tie r,r:eastei.; i. n II
eelieG. accuat.tt. ud s lszry n1Quatnsti t:rshout
tat Sorawe.t ws.cs. TIT On tf.sk psr >as=:a.n
or Trarr.9= A&e-t. Ill ra.k. hIs. 4 rI ruv 7.e:si
Sa.:v III terst.- Can k..~ .o<.: r.tscze4s. AG',.s
&C. II. u DIST nafee boz IS~s ;uklsxs.
, 1860-03-16

SEw Yopk, March II. 1860.
Everybody has heard Of The Astor Library.
With its one hundred Thousand volumes ol oil
sges, languages and nailous-lts stately nlcorcs,
curious manuscripts, md magnificent fol'os-1ts
uuequalled facilities ior students, compileEs and
bibliophilists. Everyone. also, who knows the
venerable, scholastic DR.. Joseph g. Cogswcal'
Librarian Of the institution, who collected IN
Europe and elsewhere lie volumes under his
charge, knows that he is one Of the most cool
and dispss.ionate men aliye; one who, among q
thousand, would be tbc least likely to have his
sound judgment carri d away by his inaas'ra-
ton, or TO indulge in telling any romantic story
that he did not believe to be strictly true
The Doctor is consequently high authority in
Manhattan on al matters past. present OF to
come.
And the Doctor declares that be has scco a
ghost, Moreover, tho ghost in question haun:s
the Astor Library.
Only select lev, who frequent the 11is'orl'
cal Society or Century Club, hare known tho
3acls until today. 1t sccms that about t month
. ago, IN old physician, by the name Of Sands,
with whom tue doctor was well acquainted
1Q2uA INV AA0 6A4Ao "a sko A4AA Nv ANs "A-
bhort, died, al his residence in Lafayette Place
nearly adjacent 10 the Library building. Dc
ceased WAS remarkable rather for his acqnaint
ance with the mysteries Of calomel and ja1np
than for his literary tendencies; was much bet
tar known ut the cliniques than among til
bookworms. DR.. Cogswen has room in til
Astor Library, where he sleeps o nights, an
from whence, with true scholastic azdor, b
often emerges in the silent midnight watche
to roam about among tue beloved books, ar
y perhaps study out some luotty reference, whit
thepress Of visitors prevents him from purs
Ing during tue day. He was thus engaged o.
- night, two weeks since, without thought
his head Of the crus,y old Esculapian, whom
knew to have been safely deposited md
ground some time before. and supposed h'ms
10 be entirely alone, when he WAS surprised
seeing person uneasily moving through
distant alcoves. The Doctor went straight
to his nocturnal visitor, and was astonished
beholdiug the &eatureA Of his deceased acqnai
ance-old Mr. Sands:
Some men would have tainted: the tong
Of fothera would hare eleaved to their mont
Bnt Dr.. CogBWell il too fond Of science to
, 1860-03-16
KIDNAPPING IN CHICAGO.
We find the following in the Memphis Ara

We find the following in the Memphis Ara
lanche:
ARREST or RrxAwAr NEcno N Cn1cAco.
over year ugo, Mr. James MaEgeti, 4
wealthy planter Of st. Francis county, ARK.
lost likely boy, who disappeared very mystc-
rious1y. 1t was supposed that he had heen as
sisted in getting away, and Mir. Magge't oifttc.t
a reward Of $200 for Lis apprehension. which
was published in the AcctaHchs ioF some time.
The advertisement tell under the cye OF a o'un
who makes it his business to catch ruuaways,
and who, happening to he in Chicago lew
weeks since, discovered the negro. ny sys-
tem Of adrAat plans he succeeded in !urlnE the
boy. first to Cairo and then to st. Lorls, II here
he had him put in Jail. He then came to this
city aud took passage on tue w. II. Langley Tor
Mr. Massetts plantation, who was duly ~
formed of the apprehension of his ncsro. Mr..
Mssgett Immediately set out lor st. Louis to
reclaim his property, and szas a passcngeE on
tho A. T. Lacey which passed up yesterday
has been indicted in Chicago for kidnapping,
but presume that he ia through vi h lis bust
ness in that region for some unc 10 come.
This is the kidnappcrs story. But who can
say that this likely boy" is not and las not
always been free; that this "man who makes
i. Ills business to catch runawnys" is Iot a
scoundrel Of The deepest dye, capable Of any
crime BY which he can put money in his
purse? Can any one llcreabout give us any
information touching this case? Let ii bc
looked up and examined!
, 1860-03-16

VAN1E01K.NNh @N"3009
The bill agreed upon by tho Senate Commit
tee, an abstract Of which we hare in cur telc-
graphic column, for the establishment Of mil
routes between tho Mississippi and San Fran-
cisco, will attract the attention Of Northwest
ern men, from tho fact tia. it provides that
weekly mail shall be put on between St Paul
and fhe Pacific coast
, 1860-03-16

To enable us to reply understandinglg to the
assertion Of the Philadelphia Bulletin, THAT tile
hotel keepers Of Chicago were preparing to
fleece their guests by exorbitant charges dur
Ing the week Of the Republican National Con-
vention, We sent arouu'l to the principal
hotels yesterday to ascertain what their
charges would be: md from all we have
assurances that the scale Of prices will not be
altered in consequence Of the coming Of the
cxpectedcrowd. First class hotels now charge
$3.50 por diem; and from that maximum the
prices descend, to correspond with decrease in
tho excellence Of accommodations, to point
below which NJ delegate OF outsider will
wish to 50. Ths other charge Of tho Butle'tn,
that The newspapers Of the city are urging the
presence Of crowd as reason why the e1-
ample Of Charleston mny be initiated, is simply
untrue. Tho bulletin has been misin!orned.