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I. S. PILLSBURY s. CO.,

Heavy and Shelf Hard Ware, Stoves and Tin
Ware, Iron and Steel, Sheet Lead, Lead Pipe,
Cordage, Shea,hing Paper, Gables, Chain Pumps,
Saws, Butchers Files, Leather anI Rubber Belt
inc, Blacksmiths ard Mechanics Tools and Win
dow Glass. Also, Agent for GAGE, PoRTERs
& Co.'S Circular Mill, < Cut and Pitt Saws.
Wilder's Safes, Lake Huron Grind Stones, ETC.,
St Anthony. Min. jan26n3yl
, 1860-02-04

frances into the Caau,7,cr bclcFv, :nd mingled
among the members. The noise and confusion
were overpower;ng. Ludcrous scrncs occur~
red in rrciasion. Gentler,en's hats we're
knocked orer the railing in trout of the gnl|e-
rics down upon the floor Of the House baskets
Of provisions prepared by the ladies' were
thrown oresboard, causing scramble among
the pages below.
Every now and then a tumultuous uproar
would arise from part Of the galleries in conse.
4uence Of the pressure Of the excited crowd in
the outside ais'es or Hobbies, trying to force
their way inside. They wonld rush, 4 mass of
people, l1cadIong down the steps; md in mauy
instances there were narzow escapes Of those in
front from being hurled ovcr the railing on the
heads Of the members beneath.
The galleries will scat, when well filled, about
1900 persous; but on this occasion there were
not much short Of 5000 spectators packed in
side these walls. Two or three thousand more
filed up the nearest committee rooms, aud
cooled their heels in the wide aislcs, trying to
bcar 'vhAt was doing inside, Or standing On tip
toe striving to sec into the Hall through the
numerous doors and windows. II required QUO
hour to expc1 the intrudc7s from the floor of The
House. Many Of the Indies, when personally re-
quested to lcave, rctrcatcd in the adjoining
cloak roomk, aud stood or sat in berries ut the
doors looking OIL the subsequent proceedings
with the deepest interest. Hut the vast expect
ant throng were doomed 10 disappointment.
For after remaining, many Of them, cigh. hours,
, 1860-02-04

T.e f:l.icasu Democrat, for a louS tine last
:: SPINNER. kept as "standing matter" i'll It's
columns. certain resolutions which il printed
,;ld,r :sn following liead:
1ecpubllcau CITY Platform.
ECw,lTEn NJ ISAAC y. ARNOLD ASD tSASl-
MorsLr ADOPTED.
Tic ,urtiality Of sfr. -Arno!ds friends has
IN c lin II candidate for tic Iarora'it!' he
s,.sc IT.. no.Illnatin: Convention: and in vicw
T.: ,!ti, l:.ct the Democrat. in reproducing the
Resolutions, conccals the fact that Mr.. 4. is
their author. They are as follows:
r. *o'r.f, That tue recuriary emharasameuts
nj the times, md tte difficulty on the part OF
the ptcpsc III the payment Of taxes. call Tor the
..l,,rs: ,cuuomy il, tl.e administration Of Stute
anI Nuuici,a arars that We are grat!tied that
the ta>cs Of tile city have been. uuGcr tue past
administration, greatty reduced. Tint It is tie
sense IF this Conyention, ttiat rs the sa!ar1es of
officers aud 11lc general exIcus OF tllerity gov
s:n:s II, IN tho present, that there is room for
,c4luC.,n iu ,l,ust SALARIES And III tlie expenses
Of the ci'y Government.
RrsotrtI. Tint tic persaus tuis slay notninat-
cd. and the Republican Aldermen placed in
nomination, are under M Implied pledge 10 re-
trench 10 the expenditures, wherever IT can be
ttrnr consistently with III. public service. Thnt
no l"cl, Improvements sh!~:a b. made, eAcej's
Mt the request IF q majority Of tlmsc by whom
sucl. improvements :.rc to c paid for; aud TINT
Al, work done, and contracts made fur the city
should be publicly let to thr iowest bider-
The platform is good QUE, and NJ lnar
@hoI Ia nominated who is no: willing Il
t,'c,lyc himself 10 carry e'ut its pledges to Ill
ta1-paycr4 .f the city
, 1860-02-04

lT'sfoS+ '42n. 3t 1850.
E;i'nzs rrr*s and Tribune:
l have now spent about q week in csa.niaing
into the manufacturing Of this State.
Tic more investigate the more thoroughly
aul satisfied that Chicago is good safe point
to manufacture cotton aud wool.
You have lurse advantages ever the rnanufac-
turer here. Building 1naterials, coal cotton
aud wool, labor, <of the kind used in mills) arc
al cheaper than here, besides yon hare tho ad-
vantage Of two transportations, insurance and
commissions The only drawback is the diff
ference Of their present interest On money
against you. But this difference will be more
thun twice compensated for in the price Of the
labor alone. Your people hare too much capi-
tai invested in l.ailroads ard lands, and too
little in industrial pursuits. had rather own
one good wooden mill in or near your city, than
the entire stock Of several Of your railroads
which could name.
1t is pow good time 10 build. Materials and
1abor arc cheap. ANY change in legislation will
be in your favor, while steady increase III the
price Of laboriu Europe and the Eastern States
is now going on, which will also favor Western
interests.
Suppose Chicago had S',poo,ooo invested in
cotton and woolen factories, employing FIVE
thousand operatives, whose weekly wages would
a,noun. to *l5,vu9 or s7so,o00 per uuuun, how
quickly all your other in ercsts would be ami
mated by the instant circulation Of 20 much
honey: In fsw years your savings banks
would hnyc their millions Of deposits, owned by
, 1860-02-04

4is
Editors 1rc-* IT'D T:fbunc:
Pursuant to call III our county paper of tile
18th, the Republic. MS Of Danviile Township,
met Mt the Courl House on Saturday evening
Inst, aud organized for the campaign by the
election Of Mr. II. r. Chandler, President, an.l
Of other gentlemen rs Secretaries and Trca-
surcr.,
The meeting was attended by about two han-
drcd Republicans, and NC had good time
generally. y great deal of enthusiasm was
manifested, consi 'c.i,y tia. we have as yet nu
candidates in the field. Nice little speeches
appropriate to tile occasion were delivered by
lion. i. s. Terry and Dr. q. T. Smith. 1t is tie
opinion Of the party down here, that the 18th
June, 1850, is too late for the assembling Of OUT
National Convention. hut, lie that az it may,
VIC sneau to DO our soholt d.tY. and want uur
Representatives 1t Washington to initiate Tom
Corwin's conclusion about roting for Sherman,
v1z: until "Ga1riel sounds HIS trump" Listen
los thunder from Old Sermiilion next Noyem
Der. Yours, Crlsrrs.
, 1860-02-04

As a piece Of unimproycd pruiric, then. nearly
SIX miles distant, with no attractions in it's sur
roundiags and limited natural facilities, it came
before the Committee at $40 per acre. VI
cause for complaint TINS far: 1t is not the So
ciety's fault, but Mr. Haxes misfortune that he
owns such III unproductiye p!cce of property
US the Brighton I"use und the lands adjoining,
the benefit to which, By the acceptance Of his
cl[er: none could tell more exactly than George
n. Gage.
hut tho gentleman to whose personal cxer-
tions it is due, that Chicago enjoyed the benefit
OF the great exhibition of tue U. S. Society, LES
another cause for complaint, in that 1'u Society
was rganized-Constitution and 1sy Laws
nuadc-without the knowledge Of parties who
are really the most tcrcsted"-nleaning.6in
tor none else has complained.
Ny answer il, ti,at early in October, l drew
up tue first paper for the formation Of the pre-
sent Northwestern Agricultural Society; that
from then until the sth Of November, when we
organized, said paper was in the lands Of not
less than olc hundred persons, that it was
canvassed freely in the fremont House and in
other public places; that one, certainly, it not
Two, OF Mr. Cages partners, have and did, be.
lore wc organized, promise to join us /; md
that the only reason why Mr.. Geo. VI. Gage
was not srac,4lly canyasscd, is 10 be found in
tic fact that e aud other parties lad It in mind
TO t4aFe grounds, il the neighborhood ri the
cltlzcns to Lit them up, and thc3, ,shas1ng. got
their improvements without cost to themselves,
proceed to hold fairs. aud-6lls,eir own purses.
Our advertisement put III ehd to this, in
measure; but Ir. Gage is gifted With cons!d-
CRADLE 'c1acity Of purpose, and consequently
has earaestty laborcd with the writer hereof t.,
convince him Of the sourtIuess Of his iMr. G.'s)
views. reiterated il 4 modified form in the "o.c
sentence" in which he tells us how TO secure
ttc State Society here next fall, aud pcrma-
Lent Fair Ground, at the same time. With tho
rcst Of Mr. Cages attack, his slang and s'urs
tile advertising "tur forms sake" the pre-
tended purchasr," tue prophecy us to tic fall
nrc and The .*aluonnt Of cheek iuyolvcd-I hare
nothing to do; but concciying that lie totally
misuaderstauds both bis own and the position
Of the Society, would volunteer him the ill.,
formation that the Society has its organization.
existence and protection under tue Laws Of the
st1te, (of which, by the way, that Of libel is
one,) tllat it is competent 10 administer its twn
concerns, without advice or interference, that
1t does not propose to come before our citizens
us mcndicant With Il subscription list. ion the
contrary it's Capital Stockis being lilerally sub
scEahea !or}; aud lastly, that it has yst to learn
its waut Of ''conli.lencc and respect
Very respectfully, your ob't servt,
FRANK W. Really, Sec. y. ". 4. S.
20 slr. Collins Van Cicre has sold the Belle
rille -flcoca!f newspaper to +. J. Montague,
Essl late Of the Chester UaraM. Tie .itfroeafe
will continue TO bc tho zes1ous def nd.r Of
KepubI can principles which it has ever been.
, 1860-02-04
Geo. u Gage mud tho ". W. AwrICu1-
KairAf Society.
OfrtcE n. ". AGRrrrtICEAL eo4iETF.3
EtHInar1 81. 1%Gt

Edito,> I,css anl Tribune:
Your iss,,e of this morning contains m at-
tack ,pon the North-Wcstcrn Agricultural So
cic:y, Ly Il disappointed competitor, in Which oc.
ours sn,lany misstatc1ncnts al to compelthe act-
i've officer Of the Society, having charge Of anl
representing its interests, to reply through ME
sa1uc medium.
Ip SO dung, it is not proposed to notice tlc
Slang aEd inueudoes Mr.. Gage iudul,cs in
throughout his article, and has thought tit to
wind up with. Neither Is it my province IL iu-
autrc loo closely into his motives.
4 brief statement Of facts will be the best
refutAtiou.
On the 9Th of December an o1crwas received
from, Geo ". Gage Of sixty acres Of ground in
Sec, 6. T. rs, Il. Il; thirty acres thereof be-
| las. Ia his offer now befere me, Mr.. Gage says
!" have conferred with Mr. BcnAan,. the agent
| Of the Judge. aud be thinks there is no doubt
| but that he will confirm the offer row make"
| That confirmation has not yet been received by
| the Committee.
| nuruose!y omit the terms Of Mr. Cages first
offer, inasmneh rs on the 4th Of January, lSJV,
1lu nude the following proposition: The Socle.
ty should have the sixty acres at $500 per acre
the entire amount, $lS,000, he would take III
stock, the Society paying him per cent. inte:
resi-, until the stock was ut pur, when he would
| make over the title md receive certificates o
stock 10 payment.
1t is ileedie.s TO Say that the terms were q
ouce rejected Gy the Committee, as they sirtu
ally amounted to tue Society's paving him nj
annual RENAL Of Sl"3o, rte,usirt 6f i1xes Tor
piece Of naked prairie, upon which they wouls
be obliged "a e1pcnd from twenty 10 tn cnty. fir
. thousand dollars, bcfore they could hold = fair
, nud when, at length. By their labors aad cnte,
nrisc. the stock had reached par, Nr. Gag
would be the virtual owner and manager Of ii
: society, his ono hundred and eighty shares er
D siIius him 10 ono hundred aud eighty votes.
=, concentration ofpoEer to be sedulous1y avoidet
His first obtr was rejected, tfrst, ou account {
= its undesirable aoca!ty!; second, its inaccess
e bility and third, its price.
:. Tie ground l.cs in the Town Of Lake, not le
than three blocks under six miles from the CO
& ner Of State and Randolph streets, BY the Arch
Is Road. and fully two h'oeks farther hy Tue 1e'
IS Island Avenue, the only sxo approaches, 10
!. :,ne.tractive rs pleasure drives, and one pc
y ;t:yc!y dangerous Is to it's bridge crossing
y end kighly offensive as to its slaughter hon
T. surroundings.
, 1860-02-04
CONGRESSIONAL.

CONGRESSIONAL.
KS NC, in the las. number Of the PRESS
MI TalBuSE, led our renders to expect, .JonS
r. FoESEr Of Pennsylvania was yesterday
elected Clerk of the House Of Representatives
ov Il decisive vote. beating Allen Of illinois,
tic Old Clerk: whose gross favor1tlsm aud
marked partialiir during tic late contest
have snet with their proper reward. Ne take
il that the Republicans understand that tho
rHwcr pl1ced i'll Mr. Forncy's hands will not
he ,ss,t1 for their disadvantage.
II. ". HOFFMAN. e former member Of Con-
rrc>s from Mary yiand, politically ranked, VIC
believe. as an american, was chosen Sergeant
.l',:aTn's, 1roba''ly iu compliance with the
wishes a. tie few n1a,nbers Of that party TO
wlsosc voxs the Republicans wcrc indebted
',r tie !riuu'ph Of their Speaker. With 10th
IJniIuan and Forney VIC are content.
Mr.-Phelps, Of No., introduced Il Post ollce
o;1l apprcprio ting :;4,2y6.ooo, md moved its
reference to the Committee Of the Whole On
the SHY: of tile Cnion, pending which the
l1ruSo al;uu ned until Monday
, 1860-02-04
1.OE.IIZy tNn ANSWER.

t.ts. TEEss AMI TEsErSr-liurc VIC clclr-
grit Republican Sp:akcror m 'alf md 'a'f pn''-
ttcian-a compound Of lid line WhIg5c1y and
Enow-NotainEi<m Can you tell:
JonS DrLl.
.aSswEE-Ycs, we can tell: Originally Il
Wh'g. Gov. Pennington tamc into the lscrlb-
Iican rauks in 1856. vo1ed for Fremont, and did
tl,c .-:,od cause essential service. Though lie
fnay have 'een supported by the Americans IN
consequence Of their admiration for lis lcrson-
al qualities. he has noscr been member Of
their org4ni:a,ion--ucver. lie, on the contra
rr, is specially popular with the Germans of
Newark his place Of rcsidcnce, and lis ncn'i-
nation was tribute TO their wishes. At their
earnest solicitation lie permitted himself to bc
troush, out, and t:.their zc:1ous cAorts he owed
his n,aiority. The story Of the Tines TINT he
il t,iu,ed with what John Coc!'rauc, ten 1n:l.'
,lt.s hctore voting for Smith, tx ~ called
"thc ]cpro*y Of Know Nottingham is purt
fabrication, coined doubtless by the editor q
that n,culacious Ehet3'
, 1860-02-04

To compare the rate Of taxation in any Of
the above cities with thut Of Chicago, it will
',u uetcssary to multiply tho rate Of the former
'nz three. since property is assessed il those
rilies At its full yaluc, while in Chicago it is
:4s:esscd ut about one.third Of its value. Thus
tile rat. i'll New Yor1z during the past year,
s,p3a til. Chicago basis Of valuation is :; '"lo
mills: in st. Louis 30 mills; in Milwaukee 60
mills aud 70 oa. 1t will be seen by these
;i:.urcs tl:t although taxes in Chicaso are
ncminalIy higher thar i'll some Of the other
eiif.s included in the above list they are real
,v very much lower than any Of them. If
Chicago property were assessed ut its actual
value tho rate Of taxation ncc?s ?ssary to secnre
,:,r ;t.nount Of revenue HOW collected would
be ah'rt ouc-tlirl Of what it is--in 1857 it
would lave bccn mills; iu 1855, SEA mills.
AMI III 1859, i l-3 mills. Compared with
oar n"ly1t'ors, VIC have no right to complain Of
hi:I, tfsas in Chicago.
, 1860-02-04


Our Washington correspondent, under date
.Iau. :lst thus graphically describes the doin:s
Of Sunday aud Monday preceding the election
ci the Speaker:
s;uudny was feverihh day for nll sides. Tho
crisis of!thc battle Lad crlentlr arrived. Smith
was within three votes Of All election, and three
Democrats stood out against him. AL dar Sun
day and late Sunday night, and cariy Monday
morning, delegations waited on the three recu-
SAINTS, aud Piled them witt, cn.rclties, and every
species Of inducements with which they could
be approached, but they were rs ndamant.
As the forenoon Of Monday wore on the great
e>texcitemen, prevailed inside aud outside Of The
Csritol The morning train from Baltimore came
ceowded'with eager sightzeera By II o'clock
Pennsylvania Avenue vas like riFer at its
food, with the multitude pressing forward 10
the Representative Hall to secure seats. Before
LA. II. the great galleries were fi:li to orcr
flowing. Hundreds et .na.cs broke into ths
ladies' galleries. mud long contest cnsuci br
{o1r tho door.keepcrt sceeendcl il .xrelhns
.hem. About tfsy es The "snannesay hipea
.caled the railing aud rFcc'pitased theraselve
iuto the Reporters gallery, which YVES alread,
upcon fort2bly full. Several hundred "cnpri.
iIegel' persons ii bath se1es forced the CT
, 1860-02-04

The readiness will! which Governor Hicks
Of Maryland dispatched lis Secretary to COLI
eruttlu,e Mr.. Speaker Pennington on Ills cleo
,ioa, All. to nssurc him ol the fidelity Of Mary
land ~ the Constitution and tho laws, is wor-
thv Of I'll praise. When the Executive Of 4
>laye-h"llns State thus responds 10 an act
wl,ic!. We were told would pulyc,;se the Union.
tic ;sascoua.le Of t!,osc who have threatened
to tear up tho foundations of tho government.
and Invite tic incoming Of Chs.cs. may bc
compared with nothing so aptly is with tl,s
rafting: Of that puissant l3iberuian seeking
the ..maa tia: :tl1ruck Billy rattc1eon?'
Tha, man las been found. Lo, the result.
, 1860-02-04
LOCAL MATTERS.


~ Go to John Jones, II? Dearborn street t
,.n,~ .,o.hos cjor,ad and rena;rsd |
aMu Re!a foul I4ot!4es ~ - =. -. 49, |
ines VIII w "cA oone s4Ao ~ e'A~~o ~ ''" ''0 |
tiules.
~~~:c,od ho,rd md nIeasnnt rooms at l5-
- Hoeu o. -. aan 49," ,rnsI. a.. haa~d :, sn
-. S41' - III %-..'' F~' '' -
-
S,x-rVs Srw,xo MACHINES t16kes d perfect |
-, .:.t ...+;,r a. .n,r..a
lock SILICA, tnc S1ltcu piesepn.E tuo 9a"e np~
rearance IN 10th fld<S Of fht }atr1c 1t1rn.
{. ;rht sEa1iIy Machine z52: HLetter /
:, ~ +.e., s., s>-. .na :,
ra;io:;rc Enrl,;ne xe5 and s1o5: Interna-
t;ana3 !" 7ne{s} *3l5. Usmmess IS each,
Woch;nes Gr ali kinda OF Lt1thtF s<mjng con-
;r,:. In A. W. HanR,s. Art.
| :,-------.w w.
ing QrEs1lsE 4ASs"Enss ~ a9o-,..a ~ - Aas @s.No @
TIE Gas sfs;-,n tg.eEsnes 10 anJ neM
tnuE tne 80 80 III Iq ;'.4 n1'nt :. ~ J..
| doue fcr themselves? The Shaw Patent Gas
| Heaters, sold by Alessrs- Walworth. Hulhard& l.
Co., At No. .33 luke street, occupy just this
position. They Ire exciting much attention.
Tha follnwins- list answers the qu sion COM
a1a.s1r.
P'e' r-,o.. RI t,b,e..o PoS+oe,c-cxo n
An'es rs1an Nsen;. A,1,aropf A.s,sl /. H..
, 1860-02-04


and Household goods at auction this morning
at .: o'clock by Gilbert j. Sampson, at their
sulesroou, No. 81 Luke street.
--v ,~..,:-~.-.-. - .,.:
ea1c, in another column, to any one dcsirous If
securing good CONNER cial education, there is
i CHANGE offered.
y,,.,. u,.>,s ..c,,,, ,r,o> ,c-,.,v--T,,. ca,-
c,,rnt.1 N,,,b Waldo Erncrxou ,xi,, .,ivc The
,.., ,,.t,,, haf,ro ,,. y,o,rc Nc,,. a<s,c;,.
linn II viii he on nc II Monday evcn;n,.
HOUSE THIEF TAKEN uAcK.-shesiT Graves, of
Duracc County, rassed through this city yes.
terdav from Wisconsin, having in custody n
horse thief, who had stolen j team u: Naper~
vile, anu >pll the same iu kenoslla. NC could
not Learn The n:,ne Of the prisoner.
-,, ~,
" - -, ,l.':",', ', $50
c.s r1a...u ,,r,,,,,- ;,,,ro1.,,d IL, w,
,u.-., u,,,,,,.r1 T. ~ " ~, =, p...at
| w., t;r, ,h,,d,,, s,urces for ur;n,reach,,,,.
,o.,;,n H., o,;,,..n ~ r,,s;,,ss S,,;,us
------
Ok nEE ETrA1ELS.-Wc learn from an exchange
that TINT the disguised feminine Sarah Iooley
atia* Charley Smith, "io WIS arrested III this
city thort t'nlc ago. Tor wearing man apparel
.:....,.,.> -, $780,. rau f,,,;,:,.,;a
-----
| 1nE NrATnEn.-l es'efaas WAS hehsnt'"',
srd altogether :: speci:''cn "l lovely "in'cf
dry. Lust evening" was brilliant "'sh ctear'
bright moonlight. Tho 'neon seemed 10 have
done its es*s lust evening" 7aa no1 !" oc sur
pnsscd, anu ret we hatc assurance II IS 10 bc
quite ee''pscd 'n Monday evening.
Tnr NEW M4sunALrr.--Tke probability is
there vii be several candidates for this coveted
ollice. Nc suggest Is tie means to guod race
therefor, that all these and their friends 20 to
III: Randolph. street, and ae well >ltol from his
great stock Of boots nnd sl,ocs, now going of
4. Gust, before .ct::n. oat for a trial Of thci1
speed.
,,o.,.,, -,,r w. l., -. r,,xr-,rr,r
Ess AHNEs1Kn.-Sest esterday morning ina1
named johnson, hotel keeper 1T Cort1oEa, IL
Rock Island County, and auseinber Of tile IL,
clow gang, was brought to this city and !oese<
ID jail. Hewas indicted with old Riseiow b.
~. ,,.o,, &C., ,.o.u, - 49,. ,,,, -, Ill ,,,,,
.. tho ho.r. ,o;n c,,,c
o~ o-~
Mis-. lo:7wicx's sn1.EE on MoSDAE Ev'.S'Sf'
Mrs. Dos'wiek's fourth Of her series Of iarlo
H.,. .,..:.,. -,
.,...,:u. ,,n...s,,.. .;,, H.. ..;,.o. an,hroo;,
. :,
, the principal solos and ehor,ses IN tho opera
u 1}"rator', reproducing and rcpeatins>th
. excellent effect Of the soircc ut Nesroro1ita
> Hall early in the season.
Ht~x,w., OK DxAnuvnx SrrErr.-A hor.
attached n ru+.v ran avay mn Dcarbor
, .t,crt Inst crenin, md pcar The corner Of Rn,
s ,,o,nh overturned End smashed I'm the ye].;cl
Tro mon wt, xerc y;,];pr in tl.t tupgr ve
thrown ou, mn, scvcrc,y hit mt dangerously +
:! ;,..a nm ~ ,hor, ,.,. ,;,.rv sts1,c ~,
, 1860-02-04
MANUFACTURES.

Letter fT0ns Capt. T.. II. H.ard.--larau.
lager ~F .EanHfe efurfHs- IN &J4fraEu--Efs
E9t<npmfx< compared affA -f<te-Ansland
e-boms UFSHf lktxnfe4.
, 1860-02-04

The 1ucan temperature Of tue winter thus far
is ten degrees hclow that Of last winter. The
monthly mean Of the barometer for the last
three months has exceeded the annual mean by
sixrtuniirei.lls Of IN inch.
, 1860-02-04

Nc>D advertisements.

3E C. u, 3EA:rEy Adee1i':ts 4S~.t. u pet -h~n-tt
T. exri.l to so~ire 4Le.r:is1tes tis 1t al. tas
+ rdia3 Por-r> rfsf- Eorsi+ H..+ ta1~h9A4y
, 1860-02-04
T:S;>rrs4 4 Trihtt1te
CH 10 AGO
California Papers.

California Papers.
We are indebted to the oblig'ng officers Of
the American Express Company in this city for
late California papers,
, 1860-02-04

tFu. t.r rscss and Tf4buLcl
1Ietcovu1oSy Mt EJ:i11. xt1.--Jpnuur3-
1883, so and $50 Compared.
, 1860-02-04
FnASk ". RE,Lty, Sec. y. v. A. s.

.J3 3lr. Collins Van Ctcre has sold the Belle
ril1c -1dcoca!t newspaper to +. J. Montague,
Esr i, late Of the Chester U4rald. The 1idsoeaft
will continue to bc tho zes1ous def,nd. Of
Hepubl can principles which it has ever been.
, 1860-02-04

A PAPER VEIL WORTH REApISo.-By reference
to an advertisement elsewhere, it will be seen
that the New York Weckly--that most excel
lent Of all story and sketch papers-has just
commenced tho publication Of another new sto~
r., entitled "Lilian, the Wanderer; or, The
Peri1s Of Beauty" by the popular writer Fran~
els S. Smith. IN addition to this ncw attraction
the Sew York Weekly publishes list Of
sketches, poems, and varied departments alto
gether unequalled. Everybody should buyit.
, 1860-02-04
1iAa11tGD.

WANTED-A Competent Person
,e;tYeEees aa1 rrcos n capacity ttqu red. For particulars
3oo!r IL T.. VIA HI A3S% {x3 So, %ater.st. 3t:1x1E
, 1860-02-04

Ok HER TrA.ELS.-Wc learn from an exchange
that thut tho disguised feminine, Sarah Toolcy
alia* Charley Smith, ~lso WAS arrested 1T this
city thort tine ago. for wearing mans apparel,
was seen in springfield tic other day. She was
u;;nu4i 10 ~ East IN rQufE for California.
, 1860-02-04

s;rE1St; Is NEL1Ey1SG.-ill wiso are dcsirous
of testing The admirable qualities Of the new
t;as Heater bciug largely introduced by Wal
worth. Hubbasd & Co., No. .a3 Lake street,
cau find abuadcat sources for uninpeachable
Testimony ia tl,r column OF business Natices.
, 1860-02-04

TnE WrA7nER.-yc>,erday WAS delightful,
sr1 altogether Il specimen Of u lovely winter
dry. Lust evening was brilliant with clear,
bright moonlight. The meon seemed to have
done its beg. lust csc"ing, aad uot ,o be sur
pnsscd, and ret we have assurance it is to be
quite cclipscd on Monday evening.
, 1860-02-04
TIL E. CITY.

- We would call The attention Of printers
and editors 10 he advertisement OF Printing
ytice fJr sale, in auothcr column Of this paper.
, 1860-02-04

ANOTHER Of TIE RocE isL.%D CouNTEnFE1T~
rss AnNE>1Kn.-Sesteriay morning man
named johnson, i hotel keeper 1T Coraova, in
Rock Island County, and u member Of tile EiS
cluw gang, was brought to this city and lodged
ID jail. liz was indicted with old 1'igelow by
the last Grand Jury OF the Cni:ed States Court
lie is about fony years Of age, and III" old hand
&: the bogus coin gan'e.