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t. WILSON'S
SEWING MACHINES
Hundreds OF County Fairs.

Asthc Late .. S. Fair At cne:xo the Society :wared
ibis Machine The FIRST FNtM1u II, Gracsi Silver Nc
i =, ;Ir 81 dal i'rtn,!u7n II s0' S.v:- Tc.er.
TIE Lock siitel. made y this ach!'e + The only taeh
snrc each SIDE Of tue aam. 1t Is na:c with two III r
npu ese1 i f the ts1ss snd ss,l sksd i, Tie ss
time and laho:e avins m e!re. ]. the sewing of
fam!:. anutac'9sc! With s,re 81 and staut
the tEhte>t hcavit f4c In time tLat ten
tranl.,.ee-e. stqns1c 10 a the BY Rand.
1i.3O3 Of sn:se machines wcre sold III 1852 p7inted
wl.h each nlaelIne t1s cey ex7l rIt 10 thtw IA
u.s. AL orders executed with aud pEosutttcte. Ma
clrcs w!xa stlreA arc boxed With thing teeea-F
to ute thtu. and e% r. delivered by twoa: In
"ss''' N; GLU eGa Il Tiff TsESniS. Isa=sal Asca;.
Sus. 167 & l69 Lake st. cht1tu. Ill.
sAn-1 I - 1r},4 1r,1xS
, 1860-03-23

DLANTS, TREES. FLOWERS,
L Sc-Tho 9 wanting such tpinSs will do vel! 10 call
auu ~ INV choce Grrehur.es and Ground4
o. Lake View flAk Iuad: ntiot In t"wn. Suuth ark
n .nts s,,ti dnwcFs, knGtsn SANDERS,
mhiaIiy Lake View Flower Gaf.el. Ch e2ko Ill
, 1860-03-23

q Grover Bakers celebrated Double
Speeded Shuttle Sewing 3lactlinc, for Tailprs,
Cap Makers, Boot and Shoe binders and Manu-
facturers, Saddle ind Harness Makers, &c., Mt
greatly reduced prices, Heavy Double Speeded
Shuttle Sewing Machines, 5000 Binders,
Extra $500. &c. Mason, Agent,
Il 3.3w No. 1l5 Lake Street, Chicago,
, 1860-03-23
Nem advertisements.

u {. Il. SCRfrEE. taserttsina Ase.l IS Dear5crrss
Il ousAtri.l Il 1topt 1r iii. al oil tas
Esadiss Paper, Of tie North Ftts- js1-hes4y
, 1860-03-23

NTAIE UF IIC1NO1S, County Of
k>cook - superior Coar1 Of ch.easr. Arn. Tenn. L.
Pblc noter Is hereby krrn 10 the rd James b. stutc-
vans ,hat wIt Of a..aehmest issued Of the otEee
sstasv:o.s tav of March. is&a,. At tse sut Of ths
"a Kspsen Taylor and Against he esaae Ct he ssd
i.rrs IL Sta.evaa., !os The .uu at .evfn
huas1ed an ,hity dolf. s:e toj dsreestd 10 ihe
lie aer Of Cork G"ua'y which said writ has ecen -
s,S;ssyans 1Dsot ~ !autP p5;tGE, :;
~ 6rt dsT Of the ier7n thereof ID h. hn1tn af
T. Goa1 !icG'e il i6e ,c ST ,et 81 ga!Sc t9e a
1oxhe I'd pai1u1s action. judenaent IN bc eattrtd
H. nvs5 Of ss s:s E.nsto ID
t. ta,tsy The sd 1rasmcat AMI vi. be .sAd to
saissfytac saEat- " AMHALt, C.erk.
, 1860-03-23

VIC arc glad to see that The gentlemen who
recently gave us tho first series Of Classical
Concerts ever attempted in Chicago, have &c.
ternincd to give second series Of four, eon,-
mcnciog this evening. nt the Briggs House.
THIS announcement will be particularly gratifv-
ing to alt lovers Of good music, Of whom VIC
opine there are many in Chicago, and We SIN
cerely trust they will do their best to insure the
success Of this laudlble attempt to make cham.
bcr concerts onc Of the permanent institutions
Of our city. The season is now 50 far advanced
that this will he the last series that can be giycn
before another autumn, and much depends upon
| 1he success Of the present series whether We
shall hare further attempts in the same drec-
tion. II success attends this effort VIC are as
sured that the artists will do everything to pro-
cure and practice acho1cc repertoire Of master
works to BE- performed during the ensuing fall
and winter. The programme offered for tonight
is unusually attractive. Itopens with lamou.
Quintette ofShaman for piano and strings. Tht
first movement, "Allegro bril|iantc,' with it.
grand introduction and delicious melody, is fol
lowed By march Of great beauty and patho
that may well rank with the celebrated *Marche
, 1860-03-23

sB Go to John Jones, 1l9 Dearborn street
and get your clothes cleaned and repaired.
They will be well done and ut prices to suit the
flmeA.
, 1860-03-23

TOTHECOMMITTEE ON MAN.
i EFA3TUREa. LCMBEKAE1. md otheEs
The undersigned dr1ire8 tota he south Branch
toSke With Railroad sds tract ETC.. for term Vt Je2s
And tenants viii eret suitable 70!
fuu {t.f t,ytar for sufficient TO pay ta1es ApplJ
nh EVAiSAKD, %s south Cl1sk sts~ek, II NA-N.
, 1860-03-23
CTATEOF ILLINOIS. County .

GTATE OF ILLINOIS, County Of
~ Cook, SS-sn7tsipr t:tu.t Of Chleskc April ..sm.
A. n lsu Franc =. Pease Tor the u.e OF Al,xE, E
Goct:;ies. ;.- Tia Milwaukee aas Mississippi Railroad
Public notice is lerrby Sven TO the .a!d Milwaukee and
Mississippi Railroad '1n:ps!J hA: whit Of a:tach.r
Issued iii Of the Of the CLERK of the Supeyoy
touIr Of the tweusy orr tay Of Margt A.
H. 1861 ea o. the ss5d Ftnes = p<a.e for he L.u
u Ar E. Good. AID srst tue ssatt Of ths .aj
Mlaarkce apt Mississippi taosd Company tor lie suu,
OF for. tioi.a1 and ttt4 6ve ~ TO tos srete to th.
Sltna Of Cook Cuunt' ~ich *ad~s has been returned
executed.
appear t:Stc the raId Sup1tor couft Of Chlt,so os
Of The day neat e.n. thereof 10 be hv!et
MoEday of Apl, a. p. isso. Eirsa tpeesai bait an<
Rad = lie all plaintiffs nc i'm. Judgment ~ill =
70 mreh 81 tic properly ATTACHED may b. tufent T.
ea,fs. ihe a1 and s.%se will te sold 10 sa;I
lie SAINT Nall Al. ktMDAl4L. Clerk
, 1860-03-23

Tur New 0nLEAxs Excrrs1oS1s1s.-A tele-
graphic dispatch from Ccntrala yesterday an
nounccd tue New Orleans Excursionists on their
way home, to arrive bcre last evening.
, 1860-03-23

KEROSENE AND Coal On LAur5.-The smallest
stock in tile city Of oil stylts can be found ut
Lamp uud Oil Emporium between Washington
aud Madison Stree1s mchlu-l3t
, 1860-03-23

r:73 Just received and will be sold cheaper
than ever splendid stock Of Gas Fixtures
II. ii. WILAAAru, Is South Clark St.
mfha1 3taH Ex
, 1860-03-23

LAKE FonnEsr-TAxEs.-Pay up and saye
costs. See advertisement.
, 1860-03-23

ITO LEASE-10 Acres Of ground
ne,r ,he Baptist tolleze will Be lease2 for cultivation
10 gooi IL rant far three four years On reaseaaoe
terms. Apply II liz LAKE atrect Of T. .. NhLsos.
, 1860-03-23
GREAT WESTERN RAILWAY
" COMIASY'S

{.NNEAT WESTERN NAII " III
" COMlASY'S
EMPRESS PIIEIGEIT LINE,
tor Through Fzjehs Only.
II, New Central GEtat Wc.era. an! nntcting roads to
Chirago an,i all the Ne.t.
III Reads '"r1nr. Ills old and rcabe route fro4 the
SpatLaZl and The West. hare 0rsanfzcia
FAST FREIG lit LINE.
Giving f Ct KcIa1i and knAty increased Disrasrh
10 tfniu. forming the Lire East aud Nett, run
with the sty makrg ~ sars eonnse: 1as y the
Rates - low Is bg aay ether hne. determinations
Promptly and Fairly ADJUSTED. Mark ra:k4sca, 'fast
E1pn 81 1.tna via q. n. r."
Ia New ior1. deliver go,cs at Eud'on Rtvsr Railroad
.tncr Deo Warren street. 1t Canal street D. put
In s&s, frltur enos E3e AID Worcester Hail oai
Depot, aud marx ~ above. -,
7l,rorsi i of Lauin9 svcn acd Rcclanatoas paid, At
any OF tue t'pr.pauy'1 UtnceH-
L, L. BEACH, AGENT, 27s broadway, New York.
UTIS ktMuALL. Aecat 81 STATE street, Boston
A. yEALLlNGFoND, Western Agent.
- rt1,*I
, 1860-03-23

THE SPRINGFIELD ExcCnsloS.-Thc return ex-
cursion trims from Springfield reached here
yesterday morning, I'LL parties reaching home
safely and without accident.
, 1860-03-23

CHICAGO AND THE Fox RIVER RvALLEr.-Supcr-
iutcndent Talcott is about to inauguratc sen.
son arrangement Of value and importance to
the business community Of this city md the val
lsy Of the Fox River. The Ga1ena and Chicago
Union Railroad Co. will run daily accomnlo-
dation train between this city, Elgin and Geneva,
on aud after April Isl, leaving this city Ut $50
+. NJ, and arriving at Elsiu at $50 r. ". aud Mt
Geneva nj 7:l5 r. ~; aud lcaring Elgin at $50
4. H. and Genera at Gas \. ~, nnd arriving ut
Chicago ut $50 AN.
, 1860-03-23

4 LaEcE CAnco.-The canal bost Paragon, 4
new beat recently built by Arkhurst l. Douglass,
c:caled yesterday for Lasalle, with lo,131 BUSH
els oats, the largest cargo ever shipped by canal
with feet i inches water
, 1860-03-23
Obituary.

RcsHT11LE, Ana-, March e2:-hon. John J..
o'clock last evening.
, 1860-03-23

FCSERAL or uExnr Is. FnESCn.-Thc re-
mains Of Henry Il. French. the Enelishman.
who was killed on the .1st inst, by the falling
ofthc house on franklin street, were yesterday
inferred by the members Of the St. Georges
Benevolent Association. The funeral was at
tended by many Of the officers and members Of
that Society.
, 1860-03-23
anttt6Rtl1&ttt8.
MoVICKER'S THEATRE,
4fA Madison kreat, between Stats and D=a1h5sn.
FRIDAY EVENING. Masrh sea,

MoVICKER'S THEATRE.
41A Asd.son st1est. between Stats and psafassn.
FRIDAY EVENING. Masrh sea,
Benefit Of Mr.. ]. D. Dillon.
Ar. D:on 10 aanounc:nz kis first bentdt tathe ct.ns
nj s. 10 'n ~ of
th theassc ~i b.; ieea1 worthy sEa:e o. th@
easnuaaee with John Bsousa4m'a Comedy Q:
OUR IRISH COUSIN.
TedMu:phy.. y.........................Mr. Dion.
With tie Sonss-" N;duv Mahooey," an1 " Tic NhtkeT
with Exquisite smel%
The entire e.t1e etnranF w!1 ap2ar.
S' zouAvE TWINS
vii sppeaz and play tie American H<seiEe-
To conclude with the beautiful tsrce Of
QUEENS OWN.
rh<da %%'t ~ :en's .: Ths !,a ss
noxAScs Of T'ft: SSSSe a sa;sfa
ioa and will be pressEtd d IN magnificent af5s.
~ poors open 4: :; cala:a .tse. At ~ O'Clock Pre-
oss e2sn from - es!sef T. f. ~ cs'oek
sss'sa c1s Is*sf Ssf j. saEa1S f:;i & sss s.
III LASS1CAL CON CERT
First Of the Second Series,
To given IN the
BRIGGS. .HOU S E,
FRIDAY EVENING. MARCH ID, 1sso-
At Eight O'Clock
DfF15sx0, Barison<.
r. BECKER, Psanist.
UtCkERQUE, E5ofiatss,
~ Il. Ale k.ns, tTo1iaefifsf.
FnpGRAAAE.
1cuntee. Op. q. In FL Mal,r for Ptanc vt!ns Alto
Allegro n.1ssts De y, do dua Mascs sehelzo. A:tg!o.
ls.ekes. De tietqu, Mueller, Gstte and Mefms.
.. Wnnderr's Sixht Song. :Aendethn
Ey the Gentlcn.ep OF LIE Menirl.ohn Soc:ety.
j. Fantas!e CaF1ics.. .Vlerte1Es
ME. ueCtvIYue.
o: Mighty Na:c ts,m III a7tun ct 17c1ru'e A5ar-
o,5.tst,. n, ,s Gree pre, II, y1o,,r. 4,o,a,
Ssu.oceclo. Beethoven
DeElesqu., M:A.!er u ote ard Me!uss-
H3Ore Sea.un Ticket 10. Series Of u u.
B>iox.e tickets " cana. 10 be had II Al the Auslc
Stores aud 1t the o1lce IT the BIZ I.u.e. uAh.3xls
, 1860-03-23


The administration If Mayor Wentworth
was inauguratcd yesterday. The Message,
which we print on the third page, is peculiarly
Wcntwor,llian, both in its style and tbc range
Of topics discussed, and VIC recommend its pc
yz,sal by our citizens generally. Some Of tho
recommendations in the Message are admira-
hlc, and ought to bo carried into effect,
while o1lcrs a:o ridiculous enough, i'll
tended only IL tickle the popular
'ear, aud will doubtless never be heard Of again.
Tho numerous promises Of economy, tho se-
lection Of good and competent men for subor-
linttc stations, the enforcement Of law, and
the preservation o: good order throughout the
municipal year, ought to he fulfilled, and VIC
trust will be. Should these pledges be carried
out to the letter, il tie event Of the present
Mayor being reelected to the Office, he will
he uudcr no necessity Of again doyoting so
large portion Of his inaugural to explaining
and defending his previous administration.
sfTHE LAST OF EARTlI.''
A. full report or. the funeral obscquies at
Springfield, on Wednesday last, together with
a number Of interesting incidents connected
with the last illness Of OUT late lamented Chief
Magistrate and full report Of the Funeral
Grafton Of Father Smarius will be found On
the second page Of this mornings issue Of the
PRESS AND TRIErSE,
, 1860-03-23

r9y"The New Orleans Excursionists returned
to the city last evening, by the Illinois Central
train. They enjoyed the trip amazingly. and
will have much to tell Of their cordial reception
and what they saw in the sunny South," to
all "inquirins friends"
, 1860-03-23

LEc7rRE BEFORE 7ur 1RvISG SoclETT.-Rcr.
Mr. Mcka:. will deliver lecture before the
"1rving sccisty at the High School Of Chiea-
80 to-day, March 2Sd. Subject" The Religion
Of Science. All friends Of tue Society are in-
vitcd to atteud. Lecture to commence at three
o'clock,
, 1860-03-23

rArstS FOR SALE.-Tlree first

LAlsMC FOFs 0iA14Es.-4 hEee uIst
rata imp:cred farms f'r sale cheap. IN tho state
Wi.eor+u Usukc county. = niles North ~ Milwaukee
and within ~ mI- M rolt ashin:op. which u nee
eT,wnk Of 0O lnaAit1r'A situated on The shoro Of
Lake Michigan Os i111n Af ~ ACTS. vel improved.
vita eotd dwellings and good barns: .so. two
t4nant s&4 the main travelled soad R1u good view
Of he lake. Frre e4.n0.
one Fasu ef ~ aeFa half improved and balances TIM
ber. Price 4t.GU.
Forty nc1ts quarters o. nr from, town with good
houee and ba;n, 1ost EarsE. trearu And 1lso 10
adluin!nR ~Hh 1olnE osrazt Eool hor-s and
bara nut t. nant aot.e.
Two good and lots with taro.. frui: and
shade II ~ Atu< ri in sy raft ii th~ Town.
With view Of the tos.n the AXE in tks piers
All The above we'll wat seL ani viii b. So! very CHAP
TeF1r 0: payMcnt ball down Atl tal1ieu time re-
qu!rrl. tat fnttht. !aeu* I'll Era of suts1:eeI ~
L.ke street Ridge Nh,u aar. cninsr " Msket. Ok OF
MAKCAs 4. DkCu ;Da E., r',t w:l hin :fon W!s
noAsv,~ + !t-tHt:IIE E.
, 1860-03-23

lIELp TO HA1L.--Thc case Of August Stein
Aauser, charged with iii assault with ristolon
William Wagner. which was continued from
Wednesday, was brought up yesterday. 1lewas
held tn bail in the sum Of $500, for the Record
cr.s Inllrt
, 1860-03-23

Sltu2tedat
224 Kinztc Street. Chicago.
u,v,n~ l1r,e run Of CUSTOM The building Is leo feet By
50 with brick runt, arZs Soap Pans OF 5000 CAPACITY
e<eh. ema'l kittes ture to9 sud oue eoppsr Gre
steam Bo Vim atws:se ha,tpo~es ErEn< sttsehxd
On he The chance w~Il worth the attention
Vi snY on. esIrnu* nf engaging the busncss ABBY IN
pflce boz 3sCt. hhlsRs.9 I'm
, 1860-03-23
TTNION CHEMICAL PAINT,
~ Manufactured and Sold bJ the
Chicago Faint Company,
OFFICE: -

VI ~ tsaA4i2ual0N Sl{cGas
1tlsthe chc1p=.t palrt in the world.
II Ies quick that tic desired nuinter Of coats lie
siven in i few hours.
tls perfectly healthy and free from al disag:ecab:e
ador.
isvery durable. ard may lie pothed smooth as the
finest marble.
Il will not perl c7 and cannot be tl!s.eel by heat
is beautifully WHITE and will not turn yelltw from It
Ing In d,rsness.
UNE IOU..U d uIi1 90 rs far TWO psuaGs Of 1esd
paint. and costs but IN |; HALF The money.
For ceiling wal and frtseo painting, other 1T ali
COMPARE Withit.
sEe1dy for asst from the leg, and needs
mixing or EEiudihg.
n-SESD FOR 4 CIECULAR.-A
ELw YoRK, 3tay 81, 1853.
Tb1. may certify that had submitted 10 f,s MT uss
and examination, tine Uulnn EheaTcal PAINT which
have used a1d tented In a1l the ways known to e
tradc-Msnr that attcr paint could stand and mi
IT, eyeTy ysnect all that 1t Is represented 10 bt, and
much bettt5 article a pant Than had ever expected could
te 41e. have l. ovcr twenty years experience 10th IN
Tat.ug and chemistry and prepared to Etat. fr the
eatriseon Of the tutc, tia! nouin can, a my oplEon.
be mAte tn s-u,iit.
rJh3AI7Sl CHARLES A.. HAKIs
, 1860-03-23

IowAs.-Quarters hare been engaged at The
Trcmout House ior the Iowa Delegation to the
Republican National Convention.
, 1860-03-23

To p1xE's PEAxEns.-Tho interested in The
grinding or pulycriziug Of quartz rock-will
have an opportunity Of seeing one Of the Eli
tborpe's Quartz lulverizers in operation at tho
machinery depot If ,1essrs. Higgins 4 Morey,
los Randolph st., on Monday, the seth inst, at
:; o'clock, r. n. It is the best aud most effect.
i've machine offered in this market.
, 1860-03-23

lIELn FOR TmAL.-Jnhn Green, who was ar
rested the day before The municipal election.
upon the charge Of mayhem, was examined yes
tcrlay morning; aud held to bail in the sum Of
800 for trial at the next term of the Recorders
Court
, 1860-03-23

TLOUE AND FEED.-One OF the
best loerci stands in .he city fr rae. To person
faetorv IL given selling abe se, aft fur tsst
anJ tic doing business s17 Addrt.A
Chtc1A Fa,Et office. mhSex.t
ERESH ROLL BUTTER,-1.6OO
pounds Fastan tust rtte.ved en- con.xumeot sed 70,
she by CLEVELAND i ASPALL+
S3uA@shss1st II 4saie street.
, 1860-03-23

TTOUSFS! HOUSES! 1.-TWO
I'll tors. ,I,n,t.d m AIchL.sn Avenue, south Of
Twelfth street yey ecsEahle for two fEsu nd ta!J TUT
she with gas fixtures. hot and cold w.tsf h.a to a. ~
n T. Il, the n rn!entxs and eneap
= E-s.5 n Anil nr,, y, /. WILDER,
nhs1,-s1 il No. = Washington. or 1: It e stseet-
, 1860-03-23

TLEAR THE TRACK for LONG
~ JUi1N.-Mc,sa-. IpHazx: wish 10 call th~ attea.
tion of City F. iass - ~ St"!- "t !,nts Lauh
vhcs+ tey have half 1o1tn constantly tuslllf
anil tunl tr"u, Nails. She. r. &c Il: t"my
,uAl hSlflY NOMMANSlDA MEX MAAl.
, 1860-03-23

REPUBLICAN, MEET1Su.-The " Cameron and
Lincoln Club" will hold their next meeting this
evening ut It o'clock, at their Hall, No. eos
Randolph street. II. E. Peterson, ESP, and
Woods Mc(;uirc, Esq, will be present and a'l-
dress the Club. 10. " Bell, Secretary.
, 1860-03-23

THE INAUGURATION. Inauguration Of the
new city government took place yesterday nj:
ternoon. For full official report SEC fourth
Darc
, 1860-03-23
Nrln advertisements.
OPPos1T1oN TICKET:
YOUNG MEMS ASSOCIATION. d..

NtW R1uutlll2kIl@A ava.
TICKET.
YOUNG MEMS ASSOCIATION.
HEFonm AND ECONOMY.
rHzspks7.
WIN. Il. BRADLEY,
cl..k Of the .. s. Cost.
3. F. CARVER,
cash,er M,rae Bank
sroosp VICE rEks,o1xr. ..
E.w. DLATCuFoRD,
Chicago Lead WORKS
ooRrE*roSp,se:sz,1zrAz1.
CuAs. 4. GREGORY,
Aruold Lay ! G., Attorneys.
CH.aS. 7. BOAL,
E.G. ball. KImhask i Co.
GEO. ". DEER1SG,
With Geo. Smith Co.
NAsAozzs-w. r. GOULD, Gould Eros
A.J-AvERELL.
GEO. ROWLAND, At the High School
JAS. p. ROOT, Koos i Walker, Attorneys
GEO. ". CHANDLER, Comptroller ol1ee.
CHAs. KELLOGG. Bane', King & Co.
C.B. FAKWELL. County Clerk.
T opposition the rsecnr arrangement and mode Of
obtsn!ut. books ftoa tic LII azy. mh:5tsA3t
VOUNG MEMS ASSOCIATION.
MEGULA AR TICKET.
rEN1pExT.
PHILIP WADSWORTH,
Of Huntington, Wadawozth s Parks,
T1Esr vcE,rREt.pxsr.
MELVILLE ". FULLER,
- ofD,w and Fuller.
srcoSp glcE.FEE1pEIT.
CHARLES r. LARRADEE,
Of Ias.aoce s North.
cunnrsroHpIsG SECRETARY.
HENRY " BISHOP, JR,,
-.-.- of Ihonpsoa + Bishop.
CHARLES C. CHASE,
Secretary Chicago 1iIae and Leather Co.
LEWIS c. ELLSWORTH,
Of E1chaase Bank.
MANAGERS.
CHARLES 81. HENDERSON, # G. II Henderson L Co.
!I ndHAM ~ L LEMts; Hosne, Miller & LeTss'
CHARLES l. TH,,MAS....of Fa1we. smi.l. 1 Thou1as.
AUNDKE EMATTEsOS...........ot .ot thu ChIcaxo Times.
WM. L. Observation-Disclosures CLERK Circuit Court.
NH
, 1860-03-23

uooLEs AND CAMrrELIs M1SstnELs.-This I'D
mirable troupe drew fine house at Aetropoli-
tan Hall Inst evening. They are to remain but
a short time longer, and every one should hear
them. They are one Of the finest troupes that
that crcr visited THIS citY.
, 1860-03-23

arc merged then an In ihs conddent determination to
aunpI(te this work In tire most tsF1u thcr
hope Of enrink il to the sa.stten os the pub
lie II l31xe sI hossA will that this T. most
s11aLe tsitu4 a4ysricE tae buaneas manufactures
aud ,ro. s>u for wich purpose it is intended call
hut xhrr any may he uunte4oAally n~eslnokcd lne
xttre e.eet tu Us will mett with prompt ast+n,iun.
This west may tc ruled shall be Of tie rlnt
so.lete rct. and efu Of IT. kind ltwill contain
nxnss sulufevrrr person tn business st Alphabetically,
with :!,xr occErao and teAideuec city village,
COUNTY: ttcn easict4 an, insert ii under theE spettve
occupations With sesdttee as eoge, distinguishing tbs
the state In svczy profession, b. II glance.
, 1860-03-23

ITO MONEY BORROWERS and
Il LoASEKS Fer tho sum RI II and postage, vii
seed any part Of the stae. an e1sct cory Of as
Etate fapeI upon which to cbta and ear s,trer
Sach nio matt will narsies mach time and cxrn
Addres: ErBRAlM II. CCMMlNuS. No. 1ts Kaninph
street. Chicago, mhl3xAt
, 1860-03-23

MANAGERS.
CHARLES M HENDERSON nf G. u. Henderson L Co.
HIRAM L. .e{ uoyne, Miller & Lewss
CHARLES II. HAM.
CHAKLts L. TH.sf AS. ..ot Farxel sml.l. ( Thomas
AbSDKE MACrESOS...........Ott .Ot thu Chicago Times.
BENJAMIN i. .PAGE.............-...of Of Lewis 4 Fa<e
NM. L. GKlENLEAF... deputy CLERK Circuit Court
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The Placer herald., 1860-10-13
The Oregon Fusion.

The dsgraceful fusion in Oregon, by which
Col. Baker (Rep) and Nesmith, (Doug) were
elected to the U. s. Senate by the combined
vote of Douglasites and Republicans, has stirred
up the political elements in California to their
foundat tions. The Republicans are rejoicing in
exceeding great joy, and burning powder without
stint. The Douglasites, silent, detected and
morose. The Brcckenridgers indignant, but in
spirited to strike heavier blows for the cause of
true Democracy, which is only safe in their hands.
The last claim the Douglastcs in Oregon had
to be considered as Democrats has departed;
and many who have been acting with that party
in California have suddenly come TO a realization
of their false position and are coming back to
their rightful standard. This Oregon business
sounds the knell of Dougasism in California;
and gives an overwhelming victory to the genu-
inc Democracy, who never stOop to conquer.
The Placer herald., 1860-10-13
Auburn, October 18th, 1860.
List Of Letters.

List of Letters,
- DEMAINING in the Post Office II. Virginia
~ Placer county. California, October lst. lsGO
Arthur Francis Archie Frederick
Anderson Simson
Boyle Robt Butt Peter
Brown Geo BurlesOn r b
Briggs Seth Baldwin Jas w
Clark Henry N Crapo Hiram
Case S N-3
Dewsinburg Elvctn DaneJI
+ Forcedc Zoiho
Gilland p Gruvcs Varnev
Gralolt Henry Gaikcr Bcrnurd-2
Gregory James Gammerdinger Lewis
Gill Andrew e.
Harding Chas liarncr Christian
Jones Chns A Jones Joseph
Lee Joseph Laterner l. d
Little VIM S
Mead Elijah Miles Mrs Alfred
Mocr James Mcdonald Archibald
McSwecney Michael
More Do Famas
O'Ncill Felix O'Conncr John
Olquin Finidad
Pcavy Emerson Prentice Adam
Page Charles
SCHNEIDER Sanfortlc Farmer
Slator James Smith Chas d
Shultz II
Tuebcesui W TribOlet Abraham
Thompson John 4 Turner Geo
Tattlo VIM G.
Urive Zorivid
Won Glohn Frederick Won Fps Chas
Wulford Chns L-.3 Wallace Milton "
Foreign Letters.
Lawrence Francisco Meer Gu Cado
Lanery Marccllc--2 Donncrbcrg y
R. w. LYONS PM
The Placer herald., 1860-10-13

SNow.-The late storm covered the noun
tain range with snow. On the Pacervile
and Henness Pass roads several feet are re-
ported-but not sufficient to seriously i'm
pede travelling. On the 5th, at Omega, Ne
vada county, the snow had drifted SO much
that it was with difficulty the Stage could
get ont of town,
The Placer herald., 1860-10-13

Election of U. 5. Senators In OregOn..-ru-
sion Of the Black Republican, ana DO"g-
Iasites-.-Balk and Nesmith Electeo.
The long looked for election of Baker (hep)
and Nesmith (Doug) to the U. S. Senate, from
Oregon. has been consummated. The following
dispatch received by the San Francisco papers,
on Tuesday tells the story. Let Douglasites
hang their heads in shame and no more deny
being at the halfway house toward Repuolcah-
ism:
SALEM, Oregon. October 2nd.
Baker and Nesmith were elected to the Uhitea
States Senate to-day-the former for the short
term and the latter for the long term-on the
thirty-fourth ballot There was compile iu-
sion of the Douglasites and Republicans, The
following was the vote: Baker rs; Nesmith, ~.
Those VIII voted for Baker and Nesmth were
as follows:
The Placer herald., 1860-10-13

Ey- Mr.. Albert Pike, Of Arkansas IN a.,
able letter, has declared for Brecken,;d..
and Lane. Mr.. Pike was one of the n,or,,,
nent supporters Of Mr.. Fillmore. in 1875
The Placer herald., 1860-10-13

The Democracy OF DUTcH FLAT.-Sen-
ator Gwin and Frank Tlford will address
the National Democracy at Dutch Flat, on
Monday evening next, 18th inst. We lealn
from the Enquirer that the Democracy are
preparing to have rousing meeting. Invi.
tatons have been sent to all the neighboring
towns; banners and transparencies are being
prepared for grand procession; and prep
arations making to give the distinguished
speakers handsome reception.
The Placer herald., 1860-10-13

POPULATION OF IowA.-Fron1 tbo 49,.
received 1t is estimated that the population
of the State of Iowa will reach roo ooo
The Placer herald., 1860-10-13
DIED,

At Pine Grove Placer county, on SUNDAY
morning, October 7th, of inflammation of the how!
els FRANK QuIN, formerly of New York city soe,
AZ years.
The Placer herald., 1860-10-13
FIVE nNLLARS REWARD, y,

OST, in July last, from the ese fG,es' containing
clothing %s%:% aa% 7sasss %
leaving ii, or giving any inf9i%'ee"R f9; oe R. Gordon
it with M. Phelan, Forest Hlli. i.oWarl. 70
Auburn, will receive the above . BALDWIN
Oct, 18th AED-N