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, 1860-12-01

MISSIONARY rMEE11ra.-A public missionary |
meeting viii be held In the Church Of tho Holy
Communion. Wabash Avenue, to-morro"
cyening,t 1.2 o'clock, In beha1fof tho City
.'sslon- Aouloeses @ n. x,",.nant W e e.a,n tho
so'elm Ve1ss uen' UNI - 0'"''N'sAS @A
CITY Missionary.
DISTINGUISHED DErAA1unEs.-sheriG Hcs- |
ing lett lestefunS morning. en- footo ,of .no
S'atc institution ut Jonet, WILL tne loHo"ps
:legatc. from Cook county:
eu"iAe' "''
term tnfso years. nal'ano Ounn1uS' Ao' s1s
samc of<usc, seat Tor ono year.
..,.s,o@.--4. Fa,1t.,, .,sr, r,ont.
placo t. do chamber work mud sew. Is
good Girl and wants d permanent home. Also
m Ir;sb Protestant cirl 7gants such q situation
tr,,,...n. =, or1 !, - ae N franklin
street. E. B. TufTLc, City Mby'
s-.----
iAlLaAsAoN4e 1oeAe l. ~ "e.o
'crs OF tins soclety met LOT renealsa4 net e'e"s
lug. at uoolu's Fianoiortc Aoome' 14o AaAo
e1'~e' AA' o' 1850.
concert Oh alonoas' oecenlues 4'tu*
Tr.xr,-wc nra ,,ndcr continual oblIra-
.,on, -, A., ,r,c+,,, and -on~+cous rnesaen.
- a.. t..,a-;oa;, r-n.o.o ro,nr,nv FIR .
ie'0 - ~
,--..-,
oL ~ oe. ," 1Aos .1o-
,,11 fnrritmre i1aIr Stsft1e.sss Eeathcr Beds.
liedsteads. etc. etc, by Gilbert & Sampson, Aut-
----
~ 10 to John Jones >, III Dearborn street, aud
get yonr clothes cleaned and repaired They viii %
well done, and at prices to suit the timeG.
- 4ae ooutncsn "loe a"aRcs moel 1oalsnt
~ eaneA eat clock. Lei rs nave ! JUL 'a1a on'
sa1o'oas' peeemoes Isl.
=. u. uEstS' tfes'aen''
| SCHOLARSHIP ron sA1r-ore of Bryant ani
| stratton'r SCHOLARSHIPS for sale verr cheap. In
t,,rc du1ino business honrs or Jamcs Barnet.
nx.r n, 10 ,tc strcrt
---
| nSs. e'A e' sAtuions e'e1ss pa'''
~ atasoi' oaae1ns 9eAaetns' OUTLET u -n"otsoo
no ta9A .tes.' ou'en4e e'a:e meste lutt @.s'
to a1terl.
/ ----- -.
, 1860-12-01

TORONTO. G. w, Nor. :;o.-'rhc decision
III the extradition case Of the fugitive slave
and murderer, Jones, has been still further
postponed for 4 few days. The Court, to-day,
YVES crowded and much interest ie1t-1na,iv
eolofed people Of both sexes f'eing assembled
the prisoner in casc he should l,c hnndcd oyer
to the T. =, authorities.
, 1860-12-01

NEW YoNK, Nov 30-t is understood Tint
George Briggs, Il. C., from this city, has pre-
f,ared detailed rlan for j new Compromise,
substantially like the Albany Journals plan,
with the restoration Of the Missouri Compro-
MISC line west Of the Rocky Mountains as the
main frafurn
, 1860-12-01

III nd n 'orrih!e 'eadache tata hafseraoon. hand
stepped into tho had says to the man.
~Can you heasr u 'ca.lache?' "Docs It hache
'ard" says q. "Hexcecdin:lY." says ii, hand upon
that "a ravc nc Ccp..s Pill t.ad 'pon mo :onor It
'cadacLR
, 1860-12-01
From the Secessioulxts.


White Shoals, Struts Of Macklnac, In The lato
gale, with all On board, as is supposed.
From the secessionlsts.
CHARLESTON, Nov. 20.-Tho meeting Of
Immediately.
1t is deemed probable that Mr.. Yancey. will
be appointed by tho Legislature, Commissioner
to attend the Convention. ..-
It is now considered certain here that the
ordinance OF Secession will be passed either On
the II or 18th Of December.
Our representatives are leaving for Wash
ington.
Ordnance and ammunition have lately been
Landed from schooner at Fort Aoultrle. Some
Of the army officers say that now Moultrie is
almost impTcgrab1c.
M1ILEDGvILLE, ia, Nov. GA bill has
been introduced in tho House prohibiting the
lcyying IF any execution from tho courts Of
the United States on the property Of citizens
Of Georgia prior to December, 1861, all sales
under such process to bc void.
4 debate took place In the House on the BILL
to protect tho rights of citizens Of Georgia.
visions Of the bill to !evrry State Which voted
fur Lincoln, which was agreed to. Mr: Nc.
Donald moved m amendment filming every
Georgian {22000 who sells bale Of cotton Or
barrel ofapplcs to any person north Of Mason
.sA. .'..;. ot;...%..,t .,ra ,,++a-ad >NA1
eo1.se' ,.ttse ,':M set.aicnts 49,. "Sle IIte.a,
morrow, when m exciting discussion is antici-
patcd. The disuniouists oppose and the con-
servativcs favor the bill 1t is still thought
the Governor will veto 1t.
AUGUSTA, Nov. ga grind demonstration
is announced 10 como OFT here Friday after
nom. 4 FLAG is to be suspended across the
Savannah River, bearing the coat Of arms Of
South Carolina and George. A large attend
anee is expected.
CoLrNn!A, & C., Nov. ao.-Thc House to-day
appointed committee Oh Postal afialrS: ana
passed resolution directing the Military
committee 10 consider tnc bcst mctnod OF lot
fny!n. tue most exposed portion OF tlc coast
OF South Carolina petition was received
praying for the suspension Of the laws Prov
ding Tor the collection Ct dc6ts. Al inc raas"
luS Of the Palmetto tree no National airs were
played. The -ne,rary urges South Carlinlans
CHARLESTON. =. = Nov. 30-AdE1ces from
| Florida, state that Secession flags arc flying,
| and the secession feeling largely predonlluatcS
there
M1LLEDGEylL1E, Nov. aoth.-IhG bank oiii ~
veto.
| AUGUSTA. Nov; 3o.-Thcre were enthusiastic
demonstrations this evening Mt the suspension
over the river Of Palmetto nag. a salntc
WAS fired. The Marseillcs and various polkas
| were played. but NO national airs were per
I formed.
! --..-.-7.1....-.
!; From "asn1nstons
WASHINGTON, Nov 9.-The Times cores
pondcnt says that Hon. John Sherman, Chair.
man Of thc Committee OF Ways and Means,
intends to put through the appropriation bills
at the earliest moment of the session, in order
10 allow Congress. during tic short session, tc
t discuss aud settle the sectional difficulties
which present themselves. He is expected on
Saturday.
3It,,, fsrcnn Ai1ams of Ennfur1-v e1rs 1,fs
, 1860-12-01

CHARLESTON. NV: o0.-The proceedings In
the Legislature to-day arc Of little general in.
trrcst. A palmetto tree was erected on Main
street. this morning. 4 number Of speeches
were made on the occasion, and great enthu.
siasm prevailed.
, 1860-12-01

OSWECO. Nov. :N-F1oCn-Du1l.
GnA1S-Nhent very quiet. nnl snleB confined to
retail lote. Corn in limited demand sales Of 10 600
III Illinois nt E1c.
LAKE IAro1s7e-1, SIC hrls -four, 10000 bu wheat.
GlOUU In corn. i, ,500 tu barler.
SHIPMENTS nY tAEAL-NOue.
, 1860-12-01
Georgin Chooses Breckfnrfdge PreAi.
dental Electors,

Ml1LEDGEyrLr, Ga, Nov. :,0-The Legis-
1aturc chose Presidential Electors to-day with
the following result: For tho Brcckinridgc
ticket, 1s3; for the Bell ticket, 81 and for the
Douglas ticket, i. About 20 members did not
vote. The bank bill passed the Senate to-day
over the Governors veto by 95 to IL
, 1860-12-01

6rxAr pt.ec.z1r-amonss Tho most tn7ortsnt ct M
IT, sseas re,scal ttscorcrtt. of ius sgc nsy he
si!c.c4 tho fem ofvaec'aatoa Tor protection tor,
E,a, ov. the Cepaac TIL fer relief Headache. eE.
ac oft:,!aic f's The prevention Of Fe,vr.. litter
cfwslcn Is s-=c11e whusc beactts will tt ex.
p''E.e:ce b. *cieE:uE humanity lenI 31sT taIr t-
eo.-s..a arc fc.--:::.cr-
, 1860-12-01
THE ONLY PREPARATION
l. THAT HAS
STOOD THE TEST CI: YEARS,
Ard grows rloze a11 r:ore popular E.e-y EcT.
11L-tT. TIT Tft?


r.o., NJ; i; 81 II @ p;::-s; T.
tss.!s stseuded $i s,s T., e:a : ii @
r. e sts:s et ''sps,ss::;; s.vs Tot ':e ~; =
sa' sSsn n shn seE ss 't:ss ,sS
extremely f:oul ro:I. Ills ta,:cc, r,v .::-
So!tsr Ss; lnS u t!S 81 M si: 4; S try: NJ: @ IS
August Ill. lia:s iai.isi:y l,y: 81 r.: ;s:e:s,a
hsad. FseiinE soastsat t;.:, :et:.s: III: t.::::
ioas . reEss:srs i q as / ii: :::!!:ts
11a 70 az E ,iay My s r, al Sc Il a.; ~ !, & s
agents fS5 he::e :sl :s;sl.s T. t%!. r.
'-'' "'1'i Tly y'f f1tcai leu i~' sv=:S:.u E;;:EY.
L;sos!ss; So.e Co. 1';: Tsa: "a: ~:
S5d SsSy i T ,ba si;is y W. " ty i ] oa s
,,,a. y r. ne tos ;ss q S. e. sE: :; T.: r s;
asJ lack nart q ny head :y:y sT :;'ns II; H., E:s ~;
upon 'ny rctaF, to tie SIT: ii Inf:is, NJ :o.e
ra ~, s..ta no: - Es:: M :: ;; -
E:y .nurc Intimate acqua:n:a'ees rc9t' assoa!xe a
.i:tonee made application t, tss no:t .ki'!hs: :,r
tc9sed @ ' to ee;cc ;s ~ ?scseai!ea Con- @ to IS
u II ta,e latter pA!t oi " t:.F -. :":
s:t ne. Fssiai%'!f + ~ Fl :f'. i: ;: j.; II: =:
tis rnd IT,. ioa9a t. ~ ct sr sl.;n s Il, IT, W. "
sssss .5!.s; 4 ;:;;'S:aSs , u: ::
money can buy 'ss; 's';ss.!..';XX 7, II yH';it It7A
Tork AND II! MARKET s:ses st. ..;- ~. ':.i ta i:
,ess e. ;1!f Afss'f ;s S2:.ai e: :i:. T. & 1T
4 SMITH and Gala brothers. +c'"s...>ts-s:'"
DE3fNVAJ 1',,o 1fo,,.;.,o,,. .,:a-
, 1860-12-01

BUFFALO, Nor. 30-S 4. M.-F1orn-Du1l and
unchanged.
GnA1S-Whcat entirely nominal Corn lowcs;
sales of COCO hu at 4ac. Other grains nominal.
NHIsKY--Siealy; sa,cs Of 20 brls at Ike.
LAKE. Ex1DnTs-10,hD sfrl. -four, 3lS,U10 bu
wheat. 13 0uU bu corn. q. .U0O bu oats.
, 1860-12-01
. BY TELEGRAPH.
Etoes Of the schooner CtrcAss1aD, With
t.A

DETROIT, Nov. So-1ntclligcnos Is received
here Of the loss Of the schooner Circassian on
White Shoals, Struts Of Macklnac, In The lato
gale, with all on board, as is supposed.
, 1860-12-01

"ANTED-Intormation of q man
yt named Jonas Kurtz. aged about twenty -four
auburn latr lst Grey EYES T. heavy built and 81 de
5s!,2n'nS 5 fPpensshse s ls Il nstise Of
rerscn giving such tnf,r.natl " u lead to his
Whereaoqats viii " suitably rcTaraed. Address
r.. Or JACpb ALLEMAS. at Uquawkl, Ill.
k Iaper friendly tu the caus- Of Immunity r1casa
COrJ. puS11lst6 Ct
, 1860-12-01

WE OFFEl. EUI: SALE 1T
W owIr.ce>.
600 Boxes SOAP. zoo 9ozcss1
100 Kegs Sal Sol., 100 i:e::s = C. Soda
600 Doxca Se.cz1sua. Is Eoxts pttase
100 Boxes Concentrated LTe.
WILLIAM LITTLE 4 CO.
Il, South ,rster s.
90 Hhds Sugar. leo pb:s sasas. 90 u.s Sugar,
100 Bbls y. T. Syr:2. 50 E5:s E'lssses.
TM. LITTLE 4 CO. II, Sorli "s;c7 s.s
ZINE SILyI:R-PLATED
Goods:
Expressly intended to E:rct tx rau:. Of person. Wa-
III, n!cAEsc Tar bolttr srE.cit Ian Ids fcsi3ea!
been made. ..... 49,. ~,
fto Eras. Csstur. Ease t;as.;tt,. iH.chess. it-ff
j,ishea spoons. Forxs Ladies. hLlscs. S3:ata ::.:a
a. all Vt uuE o.n make. all Hil. l.:
WARRANTED As REPRESENTED.
From Is to . ocr cc1t clao.r tran retail Gea:2:s
for e reason t!at i.anaftlEr: rIt'i o@s~ctsEs
also plato t;e.l knives ni:d oI -:.tni. o1-3-
Castorf Naisors le.L Sets &C.. ~ itt.z nH:;:.:
LANTERNS 1T Ei;UL;.SALE A. u RETAIL.
l.. a. IEii1EsLES 4 CO,
o11cc and s.!:s.oc.3, Acs- II 2aL y Et.t: -.se::.
roo7. .d1lg.lm L;.et4.-..
, 1860-12-01
N---~4A

FACT wan1c Eanrtss-4r.'d;Hs's e.paale rT::;s sra
c==:ein cGsc f3r Sick Headache. Eul!ous Ee1dache
saEru2s Eeala9:c, Cass.sono.A and Cs1eszl Debility
, 1860-12-01

TO REN. "A Brick House, No.
l. 100 Erie strc North +ids. in good repalr: Far
particulars e1gn!yro 'be premises Or At MI N6El
OFFICE. nOl7di191v
, 1860-12-01

s!11HHEbUEA 1SlcCtIon~s~UWCl0I&
81. PAUL: Nov. 30.-Otllcial vote Of Minnc-
sofa complete: Lincoln, 2a,,2a: Douelas.
11,s9s: Grcckinridge, TO; Bell, ii; scatter.
Ing, Is Total, s., dis.
, 1860-12-01

Go TO John Joncs's, 119 Dearborn street, and
get your clothes cleaned and repaired. They will b
well done, And at prices to suit the timer.
, 1860-12-01

REEBE'S CORN SEPARATOR.
- The most perfect machine for she1llng cleaning
and .scktng corn. ever introduced Addree the mar
rSsctuftr l. A. BEEBE
nov1AooGv Chicago. IL p. O. Boz 1ado
, 1860-12-01

NJ A r r L D.
1a TIanLs:is!ng Day. by Etv. v. II. Eyder, lit.
HENRY +. AAs0S and tlIsa HARRIET r. OSTEK-
uOEDT.
ID E D.
At Birds Point, Mo-. Nov. 18Th. 1Sr1l GEORGE r.
OILY child Of Geo F. and Eliza A. Eroexcr, late Of Cut
, 1860-12-01

WANTED To exchange from
kan, Wisconsin and New Hampshire. f,r stock Ut
& II GSods Or an = sstoFtment IF boots and Shoes
ference lii casls- Apply TO J. II. UOAS CO. Is Dear.
burn ate.tt uo1xdith.1m
, 1860-12-01

North Carolina postponea the Election
OF Senator
Augusta, Nor. :0-Thc North Carolina
Legislature postponed the election Of U. S,
Senator in place Of Cijnrr,an
, 1860-12-01


"caller' to dance at No. IS North Dearborn
street, on Thanksgiving night, when he a.
lowed himself to be called of by 4 disposition
to steal and make way with certain garments
Laid aside BY some Of the dancers. lie conse-
qncnt'y put ont, but uusuccessful1y, police
man Jackson succeeding in placing him in 4
fair way to a trip to Joliet. He has been lcld
to bail in 1900
Ono A. a. Perry returning from Thanks
giving symposium, threw d spare wine bottle
through the plate glass window Of store On
Lake street, by way Of @ joke. The Justice
humorcd the joke BY fiuc Of SO, and the llu-
NOR OF the thing will bc pretty well exhausted
By the time Perry has paid his so for the bro
ken glass.
A colorcl man named VIM. Galloway, was
arrested on Thanksgiving eve, while in the act
OF attempting 10 sccedc FROM the hall Of house
No. IS, Michigan Avenue, loaded with coass,
shaw1s, &C., belonging TO the boarlers Of the
establishment He was taken in charge by q
police officer, and sent to the Bridcwcll to
board out n sentence OF IS and 20 days
THANKSGIVING n JA1L-Wo have received
the following note which explains itself:
MEssRs. ED1ToRs:-Allow us to return cur
sincere thanks to the sheriff, jailor and turn
key. for their kindness to us III furnishing us
nico turkey supper for our Thanksgiving,
quite as good as If seated around our tables 1t
home and for their Kindness to us this day
q Thanksgiving VIC return our sincere thanks,
Signed.
PRISONERS IN CooK Corxrr Jan.
Chicago, Nov. S0tll, 1850.
, 1860-12-01

II e.. L. F i X O n,
Ec. 10 La.1o 5:xeot.
81 III DOW SR4Aa3Es.
EEH cTy.Es !g:T E.sE;SE3.
4J:1 E;e55 Eoc.s3 f;s e;c CIty
1T VERY Low PRICES.
PAPER 53AfaG CLING S,
FALL STOCK,
1:!c.i1s 1rt =. arostt::.; zzedu7od 1rlcos.
z. L. T.. [A3E,
&C -.. La1z9 9ttts+ 70
kc1si5a.H
, 1860-12-01

~ AGUE E1.i. L OF y P E S.
II. E:-@: sal csca2cst in tho City,
\ r II e S l. Z r s..
113 Lake Street lib
In1E1.TuEi2nH;3S.
TE@Eest a:.sl Cllca l>c3t in the o3t%
1t U si.-:'s, 1l3 La;;s Street.
z3-37sE sET1a'ES,
neBeat and Cheapest In the c1sJ.
:: :1es!er'*, 113 Lcko Street.
I5E1.aEE0'EE
Tl:oDaat aiau Cheapest in the CITY.
* Ecsl:zz's, 1.3 Lake Street..
.a.!aEEeo-EEsE3,
:~::e Best sd Cheapest In shs CITY,
r; :aEslER'5, no. 113 LAKE 5TREET'
t=terGliy5
, 1860-12-01

DANCING PArrr.-First Saturday evening party
1t Mfrasole's Dancing academy, corner Of Madison
aud Clark streets. Juvenile class meets thta after
uoon at octocls. Parents aud friends arc Invited
to a1terl.
, 1860-12-01

SCHOLARSHIP TOR SA1E.-orc OF Bryant and
Stratton's Scholarships for sale vezy cheap. In
1uire, during business hours, Of James Barnet,
OVER NJ. l$9 Lake street.
, 1860-12-01
COMMERCIAL

Fn1pAr ErINtxo, Nor. 80.
he following are the receipts and shipments for
i forty-ciSht hours:
, 1860-12-01
'atuy Realized


Aala1l.hlr14NtA
, 1860-12-01

NAsoSIc.-TAc animal eouvocation OF Chicago
coancil No. 4, Koyal and Select Masters, will be
hr!l this tsasusday} evening December 1st, at Ma
sonic Temple. at " o'clock, al T. 8 s. Masters
ar: specially requested to be preecnt.
GEO. w DEE11Sa, T. ]. g. II.
, 1860-12-01

=, BUFFALO. Nov. es.--Arrivcd. propeller Racanc.
Hrett- Chicago; Mendoza, Crosby, do; Galena,
, 1860-12-01

" "ANTED.-To Business Men,
~ ! 4 thorough business mai. who l. = Practical
ness whether rs business man OF bo0kE Ereper wuul,l
nse to make an eE::a:cent with eoue fl3lse in this
city: From i've years acquaintance With him. tlr
u9iisEErs VI this paper nrc allie t. testify his ability,
and VIII recommend him nboye. Inquire At E.ls
OMee. 4daE31W
, 1860-12-01

Nor FRlonrESED-IIlISols CURRENCY WANT.
Ep.-All kiuds ;rci:ctod or olhc.wise) still taken
at par At rutnan's Great Eastern Clothing Empc.
rIuu,, l1G Randolph st. uoyeeSGt
, 1860-12-01
RELIGIOUS NOTICES.

~ All should not fail to read tho advertiser
Of Prot. Wood IN to-day's paper. ac5-
, 1860-12-01

1ht8. 1R59 1SG0.
Nov. -. Nos. u. Nov NJ
,........::: :::l21.5 o.tyS 1:1.da31G4 12l,61S, ~
Ssaat,on 'ssi1 s;:is:; 1sSn:sa ~ 1s;ssas s;xs
q Deposits. sa.7lC.s7. :s.N2i:5 s4,ss7s,
xcaaugss~ =. 1s.eIG,a5s Is 5l;,eei a5.5sosu7
IT c. Of cotn
to net liaby asae-1oo c3.o1.,oo eeGe1oo
NEW yons STOCK MAEkEr.-Stocks to-day
ere dull 1t both boards. At tho FIRST ho..d prices
'cne1 ut decline, and most Of them sunk abont
al the second. The Closing sales were for New
ork centr1I. :.:i; Galcua, C.; Rock 1slard, SIX.
arliagtoa l. Quincy, csx; Hind. Central, 81:
1chigan Southern tprcfcs1cd,. so1; Michigan
Il, zs4; Eric, %; Tennessee; 7oH; Mis-.
nri. G71s Virginia, IS.
NEW OELEaSs.-TLc failure Of 4 prominent
W Orleans hon-e. reported By It's On the autho.I~
Of tclcgraI'l.ic dispatch to D. +. Carver & Co.,
eon:EadIctcd by the Cincinnati Ca=e.k Of ycs-
day. That paper says:
We mentioned yesterday, on tho authority of 4
iyate tclcsrahic dispatch puhliched In the chIca-
IRirrSE, the failure Of Torhcce Gricgs & Co.,
New Orlcan-. THIS rrrort Ia coutradictcd liz
1ce1 rece1Eea hero to-day from several feiiabIt.
1rces, And WE have No doubt uf the iuaccu,acy OF
chicaSo telegram.
Nd Trunk HALFWAY OF CAsApA,-Statc.
int Of traffic fos.thc fortnight ending, Nor. ed,
q:
ssengc,r. mails and express. .451. an IN
eight and live stock. IN ia .:
e,co mo- q
, 1860-12-01

e The Southern Wide Awakcs noet to-alsht
1T ChlicA's at O'Clock. Let us have full turn ont
Saturday, December 1st.
T. D. DEyEv, President.
, 1860-12-01

TO RENT-Brick Dwelling suit
i able for family Of eight Of ten persons within
nno b!oek Of New aoet Office. Rent lnodet:ste to u
Ic. M. IL LAKE street nC@ldjT3.sy
, 1860-12-01

TOR SALE-A few more Of those
L Ladders. from II to 20 feet 1ou@ manufactured
mon New York State Spruce Timber C1oetnE out 1t
l0c. per foot. r. u. u1Ds.tIk1l lis kinzIc street.
OcaEgl.Im]
, 1860-12-01

Keep -FOUR teeth clean. white and healthy
by u=iu. Dr. Allport's Dcat-iace, tho bcEt article
in usc. Sold by Sargent, hpothccary, Randolph
and State street.
, 1860-12-01

ITO RENT-The House No. l4a
6tate rect whicl, is nicely finished inside, and
fGnra!ns SR1s r. a"a q water: Apply to wulITAKEK
, 1860-12-01

CLEARED Nov ~
s:nr Comet, EvanE, Gr. Haven, 50 tons mdzc.
81 brls sundriee, 800 green hides, 800 bags
corn, = lor-cs.
Prop 0contz. Dougall, Green Bay. 100 tons mdze,
10 brls rnrk, 1rls alcohol, :.C5 hrls ealt, II
br1s crackers, 6 brls ell.
Prop Ottawa, Warren. Muskegou, I'D ton. ndzc
, 1860-12-01

THERMOMETERS :..,e as
!! sortment at lor: rs.ccs. E5rss:2!:
y. B. COOK. ;: ~. Iii Lar.. s.-ct!.
, 1860-12-01

ILLINOIS CENTRAL RAIL-
l. EOAD,
Winter Arrangement. 1860.
On a7d after sunday, No. cn,ter 18Th 100. daily
trains Will leave tie Great Ccst.al Eetvt al .ut! q.
Lake and South Natcr tnrt:-.
a9A M-Day Expss=s. tSactaT e@ce::ed.
... TiAiS3 ARRIVE.
40 4. n, {Suu2ay3 4xccEtrdl
AUP H.. tsundayt cxcct tell
n Sleeping Cars on all Might Treic1
HIDE PARK AND WOODLAND TEAIys.
Trains leave Chiesso At sd ~ III :. H.; 80 p
X: aud Gl5 Pm.
nctuEnius will Leave
Woodlawn SIS IN 9eo III. 100 rx. 49, rx. 81 T.4
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Little Faults.


A writer thus speaks Of the fatal in.
fuencos of small faults on the peace
of households:
Homes are more often darkened by
the continual recurrence of small faults,
than by the actual presence of any de-
oided vice. These evils arc apparently
Of very dissimilar magnitude; yet it is
easier to grapple with the one than the
other. The Eastern traveller can COM
bine his forces, and hunt down the IT,
ger that prowls upon his path; but he
finds it scarcely possible to Escape the
mosquitoes thatinfcst the air he breathes
or the aoas that swarm in the sand he
treads. The drunkard has been known
to renounce his darling vice. the slave
TO dress and extravaganza, her besctting
sin; but the waspish temper, the irrita-
ting tone, rude, dogmatic manner, and
the hundred namelcss ncgligences that
spoil the beauty Of association, have
rarely done other than proceed till the
action Of disgust and gradual alienation
has turned all the currents Of affection
from their course, leaving nothing but
barren track, over which the mere
skeleton of companionship stalks alone.
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1860-05-24
Tho saduoar and His vlotlm.

The soducerl Playing upon the most
sacred affections, he betrays innocence.
How2 BY its noblcst faculties; by its
trust; by its unsuspocting faith; by its
tender love; by it's honor. The victim,
often and often, is not the accomplico
so much as the sufferer, betrayed by an
ezorcism which bowitchcd her noble af-
fections to become the suicide Of her
virtuel The betrayer, for the most in
tense selGshnoss, Without one noble mo-
tive, without one pretence Of honor
by lies; by q devilish jugglery Of fraud;
by binding the eye, confusing the con-
science, misleading the judgment, and
instilling the dew Of sorcery upon every
flower of sweet affection-deliberatcly
heartlossly damns the confding victml
Is there one shade Of good intention,
one glimmering trace Of light2--not
oneI There was not the most shadowy
tremulous intention of honor. IL was
q sheer premeditatod. Wholesale ruin
from beginning to end. The accursod
sorcerer opens the door of the world to
push her forth She looks out, all shud-
dering; for there is shame and sharp
toothed hatred, and chattering SANDER
and malignant envy, and triumphing
jealousy, and old rovongo-these are
seen rising before her, clouds full Of
fire that burns but will not kill. And
there is want, and poverty, and gaunt
famine; there is the world spread
out; she sees father and mother heart
lossly abandoning her, brothers shame
a sisters anguish 1t is a vision of de-
ISOLATION, q plundored home, an altar
where honor and purity and peace have
been insidiously sacrificed to the foul
Moloch All is choerless to tho eye
and her ear catches the sounds Of sigh.
ling and mourning, walls and lamenta.
tions; and far down at the horizon Of
the vision, the murky cloud for a mo.
ment lifts, and she sees the very bottom
of infamy, the ghastliness of death, the
last spasm Of horrible departure, the
awful thunder of final dooml All this
/ the trembling, betrayed creature sees
/ through the open door of the future
and, with a voice that might move the
dead, she turns and clasps his knees in
awful agony: "Leavo mo nou Oh
spare mel save me! cast me not awayp
Poor thingI she is dealing with a de.
monl Spare her2 save her? The pol
ished scoundrel betrayed her to aban
don her. and walks the street to boast
his hellish docdl It becomes him as q
rcputation Surely, society will crusl
him. They will smite the wolf, anC
seek the bleeding lamb. Oh, my soul
believe it not What sight is this?-
The dropping victim is worse used thar
the internal destroyer! He is iOndled
courted and passed from honor to hon.
or! and she is cEushcd and mangled
under the infuriato tramp of public in.
dignation! On her manglod corpse
they stand to put the laurels on hcr
murderer's browl When l see such
things as these, I thank God that there
is a Judgment and that there is hell
- H. w. Beecher