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, 1860-02-28
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The Republicans achieved another victory
Yesterday, IN the House Of Representatives, by
-clccting. c1-Licut. Governor Thomas II. Ford,
OF Ohio, Printer 10 that body. On the third
ballot MIR. Ford received =: votes, just the re-
quiste number. After the election Of Printer,
the dcatl Of Hon. Cyrus Spinck, who was elect
eda Representatives to Congress- from the N1vth
District Of Ohio, but died before Congress met,
Was announced By his successor, Hon. Har7ison
G. Blake, with ericf eulogies BY Messrs. Sher-
man and Curtis.
Prof.. Chsncey 4. Goodrich, of Yale College.
died in New uavcn. on Saturday.
We have no further intelligence from tho
wrecked steiner Hungarian. a dispatch has
reached ST. GATHERINGS, c. W, stating that Mr..
Merritt. Member Of Parliament, IVES not On
board the unfortunate steamer, Us had been re-
norted,
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who never spend IN hour in field sports, may
possibly think this q small matter; but the su.
peziorisy of our mechanical Skill in this regard,
will be fully appreciated By q large class of our
readers.
We also examined, yesterday, a fine double
barreled shot gun-barrels OF lamiuated steel
just finished By Mr Abbey for gentleman in
Cleveland. Itis really finished piece Of work
manship. Dealers in Cleveland import the best
English guns, and it is compliment to Chicago
that citizen Of Cleveland was satisfied he
could best get his moneys worth here
Mr. Abbey recently filed IN order for u
splendid target pistol and two rifles from Capt.
John Travis Of Memphis, Tenn, said to be the
b.st pistol slot in the world.
Sportsmen have justly come to believe, that
when they have one Of Mr. Abbey's best guns
they need not expect to ind its superior. and
very rarely its equal in the hands Of q fellow
SPORTSMAN.
, 1860-02-28

~ There will be a Republican Rally ut IL.
u. Peters Saloon, LIS South Clark street, this
evening. Good speakers will he in atteEdance.
Dy order of the Committee.
CALVIN DEWoLF, rres't.
REPUBLICAN GENERAL Coxx1rrEE--Ap ad-
iourned meeting ofthe Republican General Com
mittec will be held ut the supervisors Room
tthis) Tuesday evening, February esth, At It
o'clock. REUBEN TAYLOR, faee ffes F.
CuAn1Es L. WILSON, Sec. pro ten.
EIGHTH WARD RALLr.-The Eighth Ward Re-
nub.;cxs Club will meet on Tuesday evening,
he esth inst, at the house Of Joseph proesel,
10. 455 corner Of North Clark and Division
streets. There will be speaking in German BY
Casper Butz, T. Y. Arnold, Joseph Brush, and
others; and in English br ]: L. King, L. nar'
rev. l.. F. Millerd, W. II. Stickney, and others
II Is hoped that there will he n full turn out o.
the Republicans Of the WnId.
By order Of the Executive Committee
SzyESTn WAzo REPUBLICAN NzETlxG-A1
Snyder's saloon, Chicago avenue, two door
west of Wells street, On Tuesday evening, feo
ruary asth. Long John aud others Will addres
the assembly.
~ A meeting Of the Republicans of Ch'ca
90 will be held at Valentine kusser's corner Q
1;reen Dur and White streets, Wednesday even
iny. Feb, Goth. Good speakers md goo'
tine generally is expected. By order OF Il
, 1860-02-28

Tic Consequences which hinge upon the de-
feat OF tue Republican City Ticket, leave no
man room ior hesitation OF Doubt. They are,
primarily,
1st The restoration Of the Irish ascendancr
in Ill the departments Of the city government
which sl'4il fill uuder Democratic control; tho
lmlprt".1ion Of horde Of Irish labozers for tho
streets and for the ballot boxes next fall; IN
Irish pol,,o through and through from Chief
d.,wnv;arl What these items signify, who
that lived in Chicago during the Life Of tho
Dyer dynasty does not know? The saturnaiia
of Ill that is rowdyish and vicious, the triumph
ii llurlotry and run; danger to life aud proper
II everywhere through the Incompetence or
copnivance Of the appointed guardians Of the
peace-enormoys taxation, and nothing to show
therefor These things will surely be in tho
event Of Democratic success- The influence ofall
tie officers named on the Douglas ticket could
~: prevent it. They are in the hands Of their
,,ar,y, and must govern through aud by it-by
aud will, the material it affords, and for the
interest aud pleasure Of those who in great
mart compose and control it. Nothing caa be
more certanl
II. Tbs revival Of the hopes Of the Demoe-
racy throughout the State. To this point the
Republicans elsewhere arc looking with anx-
;e;y, that they do mol caro- tc coEceaL They
fear that The dissensions here will lead to
Republican overthrow; and that they must
everywhere after election encounter the dis
coura.cmeat which the loss Of this city would
visit upon our friends, and the boasting and
shou.in, Of the border rufljans from Ga1cna to
Cairc that ReImblicauism in Chicago is wiped
out.
III. Tie loss Of the South District, and the
return thcretrom Of two Dougias:tes to the
Legislature next fill, whose votes may decide
tue election Of an United States Senator to the
scat whie! Lyman Trumbull now fills; whose
vo.es also may defeat the righteous Al'por-
tiou.nent law by which this political power will
BE- transferred to the Republican end Of tile
Stale where it r;gltfully belongs; whose votes
ina- Ie necessary to carry out tho scheme Of
whic! the Democrats already boast-the old
Le,omp.u charter schems, w.ereby tho rights
heretofore enjoyed by the majority in this city
may 'e trampled upon by tlse minority.
Arc our Republican friends ready to run the
risk nfthcse things: Admit that the ticket is
not satisfactory to all-arc they willing to pay
1ac pruai.y which its defeat entails? Admit
that Mr. Gu7ncc would cndcavor TO make Il
COOL Mayor-is Chicago SO badly governed
now that VIC must pay such an enormous
price for change? Admit that the partisan
le:lturcs Of tho strife are kept in the back
ground By Atr. Gurnec and Ills ':iends-is it
not certain tina. they arc thrust out of sight
that u Democratic triumph may be more Ger
,ain, and tlle consequences which wo have
pointed out as those to be attained may Gc
more surely compasscd?
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In Justice 10 this gentleman, we publish the
following instrument, which will show By what
authority he il on his present mission:
10 th< Preachers, Brethren and .Sisttrs Of The
u X. E,;YtrL .tud {..tHdx Of .txux g,e>tino -
I.r1oy:o FR1Exps-lour Brethren und Sisters
in the bond, Of christianity, living in this city,
are compelled through III imperative necessity,
to call upon you to assist them financially. We
haze d lurhe house in Which ourselves, our
friends. onr neighbors, and this community,
worship God. i claim is outstanding upon the
building winch amounts to fifteen hundred dol.
lars, II Iic.i n,us: ~ paid immediately, or we
must leave the house entirely. We hare done
I'LL we can, and this is ons last resort. We have
commits stoned our nov beloved brother, the Isey.
,jnuatlan j. Hnskcl. to visit you, to receive for
IL, what your Kindness may incline you to be.
stow on lis. A true record will be kept Of your
iihprn}i,y land pubtshcd)to your and our causc,
and tbc cause Of our beloved Kedeemer.
brethren aud friends help US, aud God will
reward YOU. lie loveth the cheerful giycr, and
mny tl,e blessed Lord smile propisiously upon
WI. aud ,pon us, and upon our brother who is
will, ypu, IS our prayer for the Lord Jesus
saAc.
.JonS iIauL1xE,
liESHY BRoWS,
WI. I.ornsToS, rr,st.a.
]. ". EExEp1cT,
G. ". CuLl1soS,
W. II. AnKEEs.
7trr,tory Of -Nt1rdskn. Coantyy 0:o<--1, ".
H. Boy dstuu, Notary Pubic III and for sail
county, certify that tlc will,iu named person.
are tho Trustees OF the First II. i. Church OF
Nebraska City, and US such they are entitled 10
full saiih and credit.
Witness my hand aud seal Of office ut Ne.
br:.ska City, n T.. this 9TH day of Ju.
u. s. ly, 4. d., lsto. ". J.. Borps7oS.
Notary Public.
STATE OF ILLINOIS. DoosE County, s. s.-1
daniel IL. Whitney, Clerk Of the Circuit Court
in ard for said County, iu The State aforesaid
.lo hereby certify that the foregoing is Il tru<
copy Of the original document Witness my
,.:!nd aud seal OF suid Court ut Defvidere, TIL:
18th day Of February, !. D., lSG0.
d. Il. WHITNEY, Clerk
1,y II. c. DEMrSS, Deputy.
Personally appeared befor. me, this 25th taa,
of February. lSGu, u. II. Whitney, tue Clerk j
the Circuit Court Of lSooue County, State Of I'LL
mis- ,1Ac Within named Jonathan s. Haskell ,wh,
being duly sworn, dott. depose and say, that b.
| is the idcatical Tkrson named IN the within in
sirn,c1t, to solicit aid Ior suid church, and tha
the signatures IRE gcu,linc: and that be ercceiye
tic commission from the Trustees Of the 1st u
| T.. Church Of Nebraska City, us the documcn
| states.
| JONATHAN S. HASKELL
| Witness my hand and official scal.
u. Ii. WHITNEY, Clerk.
| By II. c. Dc 1funn, Deputy
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meetings should bo nightly held in every
Ward; thatimportations Of Irish voters sllonld
be made in open day: that Republicans should
be abusea in every grog-sllop and bar-room
fpr two whole weeks, and the suspicion should
not be aroused that this is q political, not u
personal fight?
, 1860-02-28

Bos7ox, Feb. 97.-A1ouzo +. Berril', broker,
t Il; ) a:e street, has bccu charged with dealing
in cuun:crlct aud broken bank bills. Several
hundred dollars Of the stuff was found in his
possession
s;x hundred shoemakers Of I1avcrll,1l, about
txo thirds of the number employed there, or
ranized to-day fer strike. The strikers ut
Lynn, Mar1lchcad, San.u<, Na.ick, aud other
places. reulain quiet but firm. At present the
bosses manifest no disposition to make the re-
ouit e1 concessions.
, 1860-02-28

Our Washington correspondent is, perhaps,
.ndu3y seyero in His comments upon the
course Of Mr. Greeley. Tint the cdtor-ip-
chief Of tue n. y. Tribune desired the re-elcc-
ton Of Nr. Douglas I" the United States Sem
ate in .S5S is not 70 be denied; mud that lis
course in regard 10 tho matter endangered tho
election Of our Stato ticket that year, is equally
indsrutallc. But the abundant opportunities
Which hc has siucc enjoyed for acquiring truez
estimate Of tho man, lias undoubtedly con-
vincrd him Of his error, and we arc very con-
lidcnt tl1t he would labor as zcalously for tho
defeat Of Dauglas, Should liz bc the nominee
Of the Charleston C,aventon, as for that Of
any other person named in connection with
that nomination. That Mr.. Greeley was
guilty Of Il grave indiscrc:ion in attempting
10 increase Lie chances Of Douglas belorc that
Convention, is couceied by- every person WHOM
VIC have heard e1I':ess at opinion on the sub
jec.; Int VIC actl'lit Inn Of any gT4ycr offence
tl1au this. 1t was well known that tho chief
strength Of Douglas III the Convention would
come from tile Northwestern States. Six
months ago twas conceded, both by friend and
f,'c that he would carry ! larger numbcr Of the
delegates from those States tllAn he has been
allie IL do. 1la1 Mr.. Greeley been content
with merely expressing The belief that Doug
las would secure tne delegates lrcm Michigan,
Illinois, Iowa, Wisconsin aud Indiana, lie
would have stated what Lad previously been
conceded, aud in so doing would havo crcascd
M f:llsc Impression rs to Douglas strength
Bat he did ,norc than thistle mado it the la.
sis cr Il prediction that Douglas WIS almost
certain to yet tic nomination. Hero wns the
mistake. Our Washington correspondent n.
l;,cs its ciItc. upon The dropping hopes O
the Douy uylasitcs- We 10 not believe that Mr.
Greeley WAS moved by llis consideration t,
write tho letter in q,egtiou. We think, rather
that his zeal in behalf Of q particula
nomination by tile Chicago Convention
betrayed him into tic indisc.etio
Of uuduly n,agnifying the chances Of Dough-.
under the belief ,llat in 60 doing he was il
creasing tho chances Of llis own ayorite fl
the Republican nomination. The same not;z
also, in our op'uion, led Mr.. Greeley TO ore
rate the popularity Of Mr.. Douglas in II
Western States. THO oljcc. undoubtedly ";
10 turn tho thoughts Of Republicans towar,
al,articular candidate as the on1y person ri
could carry these saa:cs against Douglas
November next
This is our explanation Of tho origin Of t
letter which has mysuGcd SO many people n
led 70 so many conflicting copjectures and l
a little harsh criticism or tho part Of Reput
ems. That tho y. y. Tribune will be fou
battling zcalous1y for tho nominee Of tho
cayo Convention, whether Mr. Grecley's far
ito candidate is successful or not in the
t'onnl Convention. VIC do not entertain ado'
We do not believe it desires the SUCCESS
Mr.. Douglas in 1850, whatever may have b
its wishes in 1858.
, 1860-02-28
Prom Mexico.

MAzArLAS, Feb. l2--Thc Mexican war steam
CT Fi,c arrived OH the 7th, dismasted.
The L. S. Marines at Tehuantepcc had to in
t.referc TO prevent Aracficans from being driven
, 1860-02-28

Ssw YoKk, Feb. e7.-R.v. Chaunccy Allen
Goodrich, Professor Of Pastoral Theology ut
Yale College, died ut his residence in New Ha-
veu, on Saturday.
Grace lIeenan, n domestic in Tenth street, on
| Saturday night burnt TO death her illesitimaie
| child. She insists that it was still; born.
, 1860-02-28

: EVANSVILLE, Ind Feb. .7.-Tl.c wife of Deni
Stin.ou, formerly Post Master in this city was
burnt to death this evening ly the breaking OF
II fluid laup.
, 1860-02-28

LOUISVILLE, Feb. s7.-phlllips. Nixon i Co.'s
certified check on tue Bank Of New Orleans for
&5,l0)15, was lost or stolen to-day.
, 1860-02-28
DIED.

q, n. nps.deaee Of o. J. Ccrbin ~ D.. In faIndeh,
ri Frhrusty J1,h 1850 Of Dsupsey Of the Hart AEs.
1IHREIEr g. RUSs1fEK. aged N 5ea1s.
Iuse1eutps, Feb. .7:h. Of Quick Consumrtoo. JESSE
r. LAaGDOS. as d u yes7s.
Fd,rds md zequa!atanees requested 70 attend the
rnn. fro bis lse re4saeEee Michigan aserue south
Of Rio G,.nd II, Tauody nernlnE It 10 O'Clock
precisely
r., sundav raornlnz Feb. a. KATY T.. yra2gtss
3,..hter of b. g. and Anna s. AeVicka1. aged Jcaft
aud $ 1aon:hs-
Rest In peace. thou gentle spirit,
Th1uned above;
Souls !lks thine with God lnhefits
Lie and love.
, 1860-02-28

GEN'L AUCTION AND CuxM1sstoH MERCHANTS.
Have uovei the hr<e stores III the Journal Bul1ox
Aos, +6 T. and ~ Dearborn sr-et ao,tcy opp<1e tSs
sni Commission Business tn st Its pisdxps ,hes
selses 10 transact all business entrusted 10 hem With
pronptness Ard rdelty.
Particular attention given t Apprasem<pts and Sales Of
renon PsoptTty II rctrnse% stcrvA T.. they solicit
!or AAs th~lf aaiksroomA by GuUds nf every
ton othuk: lso"ts au.. sh aacy rclt Furniture
= ~ k.ads toklnx UAsvs Carpets. neg and old !.
CF"ekers And Gla.wAre: l.. Fhtr% Faint nx- popka
Cola silver WaFe W.: l:.l. t;,.oct, utoce1e4, I'D
anf ohtr aHlee uaily >e: 10 .us:pu h. for Ae.
WtIer, Gas FIXTURE neier> tn e.yo J A. >nitn Co.,
Has Ind Fur Urtsf-. C:cas"; H. J. Galloway L TO-,
ChcaGn; Rosendta = K'--n:e,s. Drv io.d,. Chicago;
Ehss T"ey { fro. fu7n!tus: eA!r'. Chlsax Geo. w.
Ms,!ne ~, .,.5k r. th;es:o: Il; .. Sans E:l;: rako:
Ch!sa4o. Obe.llah tickeun Era.. Chic MrA. CoI-
kins, Taouss Roberts, A!t nry CAicaku. len t@4. In
, 1860-02-28
LOCAL, MATTERS.

s.TGo to John Jones, 119 Dearborn street
and ret YOUR clothes cleaned and repaired
They will be well done and at prices to suit the
times.
.1-H, It. Address, dealer in Wall Paper
auI Window Shades, has removed to store No.
los Lake street, between Dearborn and Clark
streets. Which has been beautifu Is fitted up for
II. business, Persons in want Of his kind OF
rooas should By all means make their selections
at his establishment. fe=t'4n1
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Neln advertisements.

:" {. z. ScRfFE-f, -il=er.i:itq 4seat Is Dsc.6orrn
il dE6ori.ed retsi=e AIr@i~74 ,r tsts IN! eli IL
Lea9ta1 PuPeEs oi tkf 1Saftf att. IaI-aSS4-y
, 1860-02-28
FIRES.

[ 4uE A1Tf 1AA1A"A1 AQAfAAA A-oAAA 1AAA14-A
barn Desr1orEp-SrSK HORSES RrRSEn-Loss
$s,500.-About half past 10 4. N. yesterday m
alarm Of fire was sounded for the Second Dis
trict, caused By the burning Of large wooden
building on State STREET near Archer road, own
ed By the City Railway Company, and occupied
By them as barn md cur house. The building
was about $50 feet in length, and at the time Of
the fire contained about $500 worth of hay and
grain, II horses and three cars. AL Of the
hores except nine were extricated- Three cars
were also burned, about 81 900 worth Of lumber
piled upon the premises, and 5000 worth Of
doors, harnesses, &C., belonging to ". Il. Eddy,
tue former proprietor Of the building The
stable itself WAS entirely consumed in very
short time, but the Fire Department were able
to render efficient service in staying the spread
of the flames. Two Of the cars burned we're
frst-class aud new, the other was second.class.
Several Of tue horses were valuable animals.
L large number Of implements and har-
uesses were burded. The eutire loss OF the
company is about s,509-iusurcd for $G,0oo, as
follows: Firemen's &, 500, Etna Il 900, Connec-
ticut $500. The o1ig gin Of the fire is unknown
at present. It was FIRST discovered in the stable
aboutforty feet from the front.
Two small one'ssory houses worth aoont s:oo
and uuoccupied, q house and coopers snop &C.
cupled by Charles Tolland, the stock Of which
was valued ut 1900, without insurance. we're also
destroyed. The LITTER building was owned BY
". L. Pearce, and worth about 5000.
Fire ~ TIE SIXTH Dls7n1CT.-About one
o'rfort- ro.+ordov r,,orni1r nm alan of firc WAS
,,'.. ~. 1T. or .,,ot, f.,,,a bousa
near the corner Of Reuben and First streets,
near the northwestern limits Of the city The
building Was unoccupied and was set tire to
snort time ago. This time it WAS entirely &C.
st1oycd- This time 1t was enu1e's oes'1"sea
The house WAS valued ut S2oo and was co'ofeo
by insurance.
Fire on sou7u CLARK SrnEEr.-" hlle Inc Gu
glnes were absent at tho lastnamed nre' Inc
alarm WIS again sounded for district 40. !,
which proceeded from the burning OF the TWO
story frame building So.la7 South Clark street.
occupied by 3. Engel Us q fancy goods store.
TIE upper story was unoccupied. Eugers loss
Is about $500, the stock being entirely con-
sumcd. There was IN insurance Of $500 upon
the stock in the Northwestern. Building owned
By o. Morrison, ESQ.,, and damaged to the
amount of $50. The adjoining building occu-
pied By uoplcy & Rowe rs liquor saloon WAS
damaged to the amount Of about 500. The
pro7netors lose $50 iu damsge to their stock.
c c.o.-1. :. os,;,,,ted ,h,t ,be
..s1 IN ~ ,,,ao- OK noo hhda 1oroe
- .xt;o, :. IS 1o,r r.or,de.,o,,v f.
rse~1. eps " ~ " " "
A'' AeA"0.o :.
4 SruxER REA1S1scEScE ON THE ICE Ours
r1oS.-Aessrs. Editors My attention US q
householder has been attracted By very snowy
md preteutious circular left with my family
fand a rer.- ,,po1 illustration of ice cutting in
, 1860-02-28

MILWAUKEE MA1ls.-The Chicago Milwau-
kce Railroad Company having put on On addi-
tional train, there viii be, hereafter, two daily
mails (except Sunduy) dispatched for Wauke-
gan, kenosAa, 1;acinc and Milwaukee, closing
ut 5 4. H., and 1880 AN.
, 1860-02-28

81 Her. Ar. Wolcots's third letter, in re-.
joiuder to Dr. Rice, will be found on the second
nare.
, 1860-02-28

JoLll7.-A citizens meeting at Joliet has
nominated tic following ticket for city officers
Far Mayor, Francis Goodspccd; for Marshal,
Edward L. Eootb; for Assessor, Michael Scbas-
tian; Collector, Abraham Houghtaling; Treas
urer, Thomas I1olton, Jr.; City Attorney, John
r. CIeehorn: City Surveyor, Adam ComstocE.
, 1860-02-28

Gilbert d; Sampson sell this morning at
at Of O'Clock, at 81 Lake street, an extensive as
sortment Of all kinds Of furniture, new and
second hand, also carpets and mirrors.
, 1860-02-28

~ G. Mirasole will give Grand Soiree this
(Tuesday at his Dancing Academy, cor
ner Of Madison aud Clark streets, and extends
IN invitation to his friends and scholars.
, 1860-02-28

TnE OTTAWA REsCCE CAsEs.-The trial Of the
cases Of the Ottawa Rescuers, John Hossack
and the two Stouts, indicted for an alleged yio-
lntion Of the Fugitive Slave Law, Is to be taken
up in the United States District Court this
morning.
, 1860-02-28

! Hon. J. r. G1DD1xGs' Y. N. i. LEc1uRE.-The
! lecture by Hon. J. r. Giddings before the
Young Mems Association on Thursday evening,
on "s}oha Quincy ddana&," will be one Of the
most fnnrke1 of the cnurse
, 1860-02-28

The i. J.. 1ridune's Washington correspon
dent says:
4 scheme is ou foothcrc, under the encourage.
,uent Of The Democratic organization; for divid- :
iu:. the Republican strength in Connecticut mud
Rhode Island, At the approaching elections. Tie
new third party amy be used for this purpose,
NJ in Pennsylvania in 1856, being mere tail 10
the kite Of I.acofocoisr,, and SO. desineed By
sun.e Of the leading managers Of the movement,
via opened free quarters here at the beginning 6
Of the session, with meaus furnished by inter-
cstcd parties behind tlle scenes. Our friends
should oe ON the alert in both Seatcs, or they
may be SURPRISED by tue results Of secret or.
yanizasion, which has already been initiated in
Philadelphia and other places.
The warning is qnite as much needed in H.
l:nois US It is in Connecticut and Rhode Island
The Democracy are 1T the bottom Of the shiri
1.arty movement here as well rs there.
, 1860-02-28

~ AL who mean to secure good seats ut
the Exhibition Of the Universalist Sunday
School at Metropolitan Hall tonight, must 60
early. Nearly 1000 tickets are sold, and there
will be rush. It is unquestionably to be the
finest thing Of the kind ever got up in Chicago.
, 1860-02-28

Krer1Ax Mxr171xol fEnAuA&F ~ 10.
r,.4ru- Aldermen Long Botsord, Harris, Taft. vi
= =; n n1rcr;,m NV H. kREISMANN. Clerk.
, 1860-02-28
THE CITY.


For Mayor-J0HN WENTWORTH.
For Treasurer-A. HARVEY.
For AttorncJ-J0uN LYLE KING.
For Co!lector-J0HN RABER.
For Murshal-IVER LAWSON,
For rSu,ycTor-GEORGE ". WILSON.
, 1860-02-28

Tue NEW C1rr RAILWAY BAnS.-The ruins
Of their State street barn were still smoking
yesterday, when the City Railway Company had
already taken measures to replace the burned
structure with substantial brick edifce, forty
feet in front, by one hundred and fifty feet deep,
TO give stable accommodations for one hundred
and twenty. five horses. 1 lot of fifty feet nd
joining has been leased By the Company, who
will erect thereon car house or depo: for their
Stute street line. Both structures are to be built
forthwith.
, 1860-02-28

REV. 1fR. uuNpunEY's LECTURE To-S1GnT.-
The lecture On j" 1Yestern Hind" by Rev. 4. II.
Humphrey, this evening, before Bryant, Bell L
Stratton's Commercial College, deserves to at
tract large audience. The public are geneE-
a11y 1u-ifai
, 1860-02-28

BOARDING antcd, 4 suit Of
- Rooms for GENTLEMAN and wife In pleasant 1oca-
:inn b Of Ecteauces Civ aaa pav prompt every
Address r. y. Cr1wGf 45s stating price. s.s b.nGst
, 1860-02-28
TT ERIN G'S PATENT
CHAMPION
Fire and burglar proof Safes.


c: 49,, n-,
fne anu nuis'"1 1oo' sa'es'
81. sxaIis 1.s';ss 4 'e v:!ds ~ Lsn,ap:
YSLT 1;@sssn$s!ts i:as were a~al'ta aeais ii iAa
Msts fs Ta sss most pse. .seu, against re
a'' DN's'1S sloo. s , nEWt1,D 1s;e d ''''
S'a Y az at n /,
IN ae5'eff,2! i frs 90 ..,
New io't: '' - w. N '4'~>''
c. L. HARMON 4 CO., Agents,
<e::.5;s':sa lszes:!. w.!s: street ee!sez:: n:
OLUTlON.--Ihe C0-Tart-
dax sat r. i y tn H.
c. 10 ne sty Ss O. saie shts w as,9ssd .; Is
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berries h,f noss 'os ~ t l IN IL
coant1y} The city Of acksonste. with population vi
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Terms reasonable Inquire Of The ~ seIox! On The
| prruIse3- AZ YIN SUM ELi%s
| Jacksonville lA.+ February tth, lxv- fe1xsuE:'aw
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