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Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1860-05-11
III. HI. MEREDITH,
A, III. MARSH,
WILLIAM II. CASE,

DANKER, REAL ESTATE INSURANCE AGENT
I'D Cedar Falls, Iowa. Exchange on all parts OF the
United States and Europe bought and sod Money loan
cd real estate and approved paper Notes collected
and proceeds remtted TO any part Of the United
Money invested and Taxes paid for nonresdents AT the
usual commission,
REFERENCES.
broadway Bank, New York.
Messrs. Geo. r. Bssel Co.. Bankers Hartford. Conn.,
Merchants Savings, Loan Trust Co. Bank, Chicago.
Chexter Weed, President Of the State Bank OF Iowa.
Branch Bank of the state Of Iowa at Dubuque 3-tt
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1860-05-11
Mr.. Fishers PRAYER.

From the Chicago Press 4 Tribune. . .s. .
Ii Rev. Mr.. Fisher, who opened the Char
lesion Convention with prayer, did not use
the following words, or words of like import,
he ought to have done so:
We appear before Thee, our Heavenly Mas
ter, this morning, to ask Thy Blessing upon
the labors of the Convention. We believe
that Thy Word has ordained Chattel Slavery
as one of the Institutions of Christianity and
Democracy; and that the selling of men,
women and children is permitted by Thee as
a punishment for the sins of Canaan. Help
this Convention so to conduct its deliberations
that slavery may be carried into all the Ter
ritories of this Republic in spite of the wick
cd determinations of Congress and of the
People to circumscribc it. Let manastcaling
and womanw whipping prevail, 0 Master even
in States that have, in direct conflict with Thy
Providence, assumed to be free. Let the
sound of the lash be heard on the prairies of
the West; and the wall of mothers bcreft Of
their young, rise up from the States of the
North Help us, by Thy wisdom, to be in
strumental in re-opcning the Slave Trade
Let not the pious labor of Thy servants in
the South, who are engaged in the conversion
and civilization of the children of Ham, be
confined to the arena in which it is now pent
up by the wicked, who know not how bless
ed Slavery is. Enlarge the sphere of their
usefulness. Open new lands, even benighted
Africa, to their cndeavors. Imbue them
plenteously with the strength which comes
from Thy grace, to the end that they may
build more ships to bring more heathens in.
Teach Thy servants now before Thee how to
contend with the enemy. Put the words in
to their mouths, which shall shame the here
sizes of the intidels of barbarous agc, and
bring to naught the wicked maxims and false
reasoning of Washington, Jefferson and Mad
ison, with which the Black Republicans JUS
tify their speech.
Our Master Thou knowcst that the wants
of this our country, arc not to be gratiGcd by
the seeking of new devices by which men
shall be made free. We pray Thee, then, to
look with favor upon whatever will promote
the cxtention and add to the strength of that
institution that this body of men have come
here to defend. Bless the five Justices of the
Supreme Court, who are faithful to Thy word
Bless, we beseech Thee, the Senators in Con-
grcss who obedently do Thy will in beating
Freedom down. Bless we implorc Thee, Thy
servants, the members of the House. Smile
upon their councils and make them wise and
strong, that man-stealing may go on Teach
this Convention the wisdom necessary to
guide its action. Aid the members thereof in
the choice of men to carry out Thy designs.
Grant them the candidates here designated
may be Democrats of unbounded faith i'm the
necessity of Slavery and the impolicy of Free
dom; and if Thy favor should crown them
with success, hasten the day in which Slavery
may go on unimpeded to all lands over which
the flag of our country now floats. Hear and
answer for Slavery's sake ?--Amen.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1860-05-11

POWERS & COLEMAN,
TTORNEYS Il COUNSEbLORS. AND
~ GENERAL COLLECTING AGENTS. Office in
HvefnAn's block Cedar Falls, Iowa. 1:tf
j. h. POWERS, D. COLEMAN.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1860-05-11

A PARAGRAPH Choosing q
wife is a perilous piece of business. DO you
suppos cthere is nothing of it but evening
visits, bouquets, and popping the question Z
My dear simple. young man, you ought not
to be trusted out by yourself alone! Take
care that you don't get the China article, that
looks exceedingly pretty on the mante-piece
until the gilt and ornament are all rubbed off,
and then is fit only for the dust pile A wife
should be selected on the same principles as
a calico gown. Bright colors and gay pat.
terms arc not always the best economy. Get
something that will wash and wear. Nothing
like the suns and showers of matrimony to
bleach out these deceptive extcrnals! Don't
choose the treasure by gas-light, or in par
lor-sitting Broad daylight is the best time
IA kitchen the most sensible place. Bear in
mind, sir, that the article once bargained for
you can't exchange it If it don't suit. If you
buy watch and it don't run as expected
you can send it to a jewelcr to be repaired
in the case Of wife, once paired, you cans
repair. She may run in the wrong direction
very well, sir; all that is left for you is tc
run after her, and an interesting chase yor
will probably find it! you get good wife
you will be the happicst fellow alive; if yol
get a bad one, you may as well sell yoursel
for two and sxpence, at once just as wei
to consider all these things beforehand, young
| man Life illustrated.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1860-05-11


PRAISE Your WIrE.-lt is no weakness in
you to do it, nor in her to desire it, Alas
how many woman's heart has died ont OF
her for the want of -thirsting and painting
like poor Hagar in the desert, for the cooling
springs of love and sympathy which gladen
life's morning, but which, as she Travelled to.
wards the MONDAY, vanished and left nc
trace.
If some of the superabundance of tender.
ness and devotion, which is lavishcd upon heI
girlhood, could be laid up for future use and
measured out to her in after years, when re.
alities and gathering cares have taken the
place of love and romance, there would bl
less sighs and secret tears.
Many a true-hearted husband, wholly guilt
less of one unkind thought towards the wife
who makes his home happy, wonders to set
her beauty fade so early and her spirits lose
their freshness All he has forgotten that
she has more need of his affection than when
she was u care-frce maden--that often, when
her heart and hands are weary, she yearns
for tender and approving words from him
that it was his loving glance, so often ben,
upon her in other days that gave the sparkle
to her eye; that twas his caress that brought
the rich color to her cheek that it was tho
consciousness of being loved that awakened
all the angel in her nature, and made lac,
beautiful
Lock upon her now as you used to do. with
something of the old love light in your eye
thank her with a smile and cheerful word
when you find your easy chair waiting fol
YOU; chat awhile with her before you enve
ope yourself in newspapers and cigar smoke
commend sometimes her frugality Git will bt
money in pocket, for it is the best hint tc
economy wife can reccive); vile her for 0
time from that endless sewing; talk with hel
of the books she loves; ask for the old songs
that once charmed you so; tell her some
times how her presence .brightens your home
1t is these little kindnesses which feed hel
heart and strengthens her in her daily lfc
PARAGRAPH MATRIMoSIAL.--Ch0osin &
pif fc n ,,a, &c ~,
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1860-05-11

CcaE ron LISTING "A rapid and emphat-
c recital Of the following is said by y proyip-
cal paper to be an infallble cure Tor 1ispinx
Hobbs met Snobbs ard Nobbs, H0nbs bc6s
TO Snobbs and Nobbs, Hobhe aobs wilh
Snoibs and robs Nobb's fobs. 1hi4 Il saye
NoIbs the worst Of Hobbs fobv, and Snob's
sole,
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1860-05-11

The following is said to have been produc-
ed during the recent Legislative excursion in
Ohio, under the immediate inspiration Of a
drink composed of equal portions Of Monon-
gahcla and Bourbon:
The union Of rye and the union Of corn,
The union with lake, ice and river
The union OF sugar in spacious horn,
And the unfagg;ily union forever.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1860-05-11

CHURCH AND SrATE.--ln the U. s. Army
and Navy the constitution has been violatcd
respecting ian establishment of religion !"
and prohibiting the free exercise" Of any
other than that established to nm extent the
people of the United States dream not OF. A
petition is now in circulation asking Con-
gress to enact that U. S. chaplains may con-
duct worship in their own way, and the exist
ing regulations, requiring them to "read
prayers to comply with the forms and
ceremonies of divine service and wear .
black gown may be abolished. Also for
permission @ to distribute. books and tracts,
and that claplains in the Military and Naval
Academies beappointcd for iOtr Jsass, only.
and one Of the same church be ineligible
again for twelve years. Out Of so chaplains
at present Al belong to one Of the smallest
sects in the United States.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1860-05-11
In the worid's broad field OF battle
In the bivouac Of life,
lie not like dumb driven cattle.
he HERO in the strjfeo

Work on, for surely you will be wanted,
and then comes your reward. Lean upon the
sacred verify, :" have never seen the right.
eous forsaken, nor his seed begging bread"
Never despair, for the lives of great and kood
men abundantly testify that when clouds are
blackest, and the tempest is fercest, and hope
is faint, "still small voice" will be heard
saying, " come up higher, you are wanted"
and all your powers will find ample employ
ment. Therefore, take heart, man, for ere
long you will find that you will be wanted.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1860-05-11
TOWNSHIP OFFICEIsss.
BUSINESS CARDS.

DARIUS ALLEN,
TTORNEY AT LAW, AND SOLICITOR in
"a CIIANCERY Cedar Falls Iowa. Notes and Bills
Collected and Claims secured in Black Hawk Buchanan,
Erener Butler Franklin, Grundy and Benton counties
Office In Overman's block Main st. 2tf
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1860-05-11
JOHN HI. BROWN.

NOTARY PUBLIC, Cedar Falls, Black Hawk
IN County, Iowa. REAL ESTATE, Insurance AND Col
LEcrIoN AGENCY. Real Estate bought and sold. Taxes
paid residents in all the Northern Counties Of Iowa
Titles Collections made and proceeds remit
ted promptly, on favorable terms.
REFERENCES.
Hsn Thos S. Wilson, Hon. ID. s. Wilson, Dubuque Iowa.
Msssrs. Greene Merritt Co. Bankers, Cedar Rapids,
p, Clark ESQ., Pres Branch State Bank, Iowa City.
Heorge Fisher, Esq. Scranton, Penn.
A. H. Miller Esq Spencer, n. Y.
Dr. Geu. Sprague Sec'y Ohio Stock Co. Buter Co..
l3f g. A.. bishop, Peter Meendy, Cedar Falls, Iowa.
, 1860-12-25

The dispatches from u Washington this
morning leave no do:i7t ''f the intention oi
the Republicans Of the House and Senate
To submit. Ia no .'o:nrron,;sc 'y Which the
verdict Vi The l;vs'l'c lenl,Te'' in Nove's'-
her will M. nulsiied. They stand tlrm IN
.t.lid grnund, declaring f''e'r content with
,},p Constitution ,4- i. il, and the lnion as
our fu,l,ers mule il. There let them SHY.
sure that TIT .nasscs are with t'1vnn, AMI
n,;1l consent to any sacrifices or indorse
any policy necessary I" preserve thai Con
s,tu,ion and ls,l1 tii.s Lns..l t',!c;l.tr. liz
WHO nuw yield, 20 much rs the breadth o'
\ ha;r t. the demands which rebellion aud
.reas,n MAKE. is not The ,nan fo7 the crisis.
He al,ets what llr was elected 10 u;'r"ot
he encourages wi,.t hc vas commissioned
- dc>.rH; AMI the tt'r~rs Ut the people
will follow him to I've cntl u! Ills li''''
, 1860-12-25
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SALE Whereas

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r. r.; D.! e E; 'sss aaa.5.p:d p &c ::
T1ust<s q Trust Of tae 1:saass. tns5ea 2, nd
Sa.s5 Sf5a:.s 4s:sif 81 ss15: =:
fs ga 81 B, . I'd e. e
paJsbl ID IL mont. ann tae 9,:e tasEeo! ons for
So stItof i:
teen months from the dats thereof; one .or tien aaa
sf aa "a RayfMnf M =
ns1selt in thirty nonths nom the tste hereof: md
:sss sss e st s. s1sf;s
E 81 = @ SssS n IL ss': Of iii:
iii 1herr1s It l. provided In Sad Deed Of Tsuss
sha Of rf.nl; u tae ~ ~
cnfa{p to :he tenor auc effect thereof taeu % appA
ssssa ssnsa =. s.ss 's al s:ns sos
dsJ published T. u nc G1,y q c1la;I - !:
Joy, ii. h<irs executors. Adn!.tsators os ss:ssE!
sss u 1'cst:
sppeastsa Il sas sass been s e
sas q ass: as = ss;ss Is
saH premise il saia Trust pesd dssG6ed under r;
ia Deed Of Trust a' for the purposes taessln ez
in faT ps;rsaee ef ssla pexer - sa.ae IN =
Il pnne auction It Inc north door Of The Court Hoos'
st4ie ii Ed1n1, q Nondzy tae .eve5th f7lal dsy 9
jEnrar n ISL, 1t nine ts1 O'clock In the fcTtnoo
Of LII dar to the highest bidder tor cash tas pre1st
a.id nssaof 1Sa:i 9sSEee @ @ r. s91e "a Hs!sS &:
a. Lots number tLrce t} four ~, tve ~ and stx q
IN nlock numbcs st1 o., Ii MF11Afa 4dd!uoo % =
1nnsuYteusnces nm th-rtyo belonging. aud III 10 n&l
and equity of redemption Of t5s tad AEaa II, b
ii .of ITust na1toued- tn,.,
esassaTot net. @th nso. dsas.d;4sA
, 1860-12-25
TO THE PUBLIC:

Tbs Ministry l. purely beasyos:.s ~, saso:
1osirAI IN it, 1h!ett4 1t Hnaw4 +-cf- efetds toE
ienn,nu at:aps It's ml<>tnn IL l., feed the huasfy,
eiohr the naked t. -ustatn night heo!. Tor tar II
ktrurtou II such Oh Toul thr s!sanfa-"s .!
The Common Sclnuf ~y.ts, AMT 7ho7c a. :" prnst@
homes for the ,c.elr-. and nn,e:rss ehasea: s We
been thrn~n upou the charity y thi. saTstan ei:E
Dur1uK The la-t wear It ha4 accomplished 'act IT
cvcYy one OF th1 Objects enumerated: b"t il n!~ tre
Ut tie beginning of m tnclt1nen: nsan wff'in a't
oaate funti- fur the continuation u H-work Iatcas
iron is are increasing: hnt It, ln~ane arr :s~aS r..
stneted. ,,,t,,
20 ~uuLi respond te an apttaf for - tulpnfs aa!l
snunr the ,l,lr methods recommended tht fs!: !
| money nun. la. met With such favor ~ 'HaNit
BALL under tic psiruuag: os the !nAl'- n "hin 3.e
III u 4. r.s:reti, Coun,tttee c--n fur tkr taF
| pps+. br- IN A-*arc thr public:
! lat-TAAI rat Party -hAu b. ItfuFocs &n0 aAt1ttP
.I&Thst tic e:,t!sv .s re!-el t!.errby will b IL"
vntr. nc+ 20 nc payment y The saixsrT sfnpose
81 [ltt IL tie disbursement oft,asfn. hi!r ntithe
the tut, n..r natora1ss rf III. a2t1!cant hEa b'
aske. c1ir4rr "Asy lln+ s!'ail he t-ke:! tEst Hfa
but iae really pocr are 2sststf.i
, 1860-12-25
4 SINGLE: INQUIRY i p.

Tie 7. .naaxf Gap!is', .lat,d Nashville.
Dec. ,3.l., has an article severely ccnsuring
the practice Of Dancing and ti'e finlulness
Of ;s,iliu. *.celies under the control Of
pcdo-Bu,tists various obituary notlces OIL |
ro.slavery saints who have "i'oscd the
silver cord" or ~hrok: the yohlr:, bowl,
TUE luu't knnn which, down III Mlssis-
sipp;: and suntiry matters common 10 jour
nals of i,s ,'l>,. to say milling "f the to'-
lowing. whi,i4 is good i'll its way; indeed,
we may say excellent:
SLAVERY NO EyIL~-lr slavery bc an evil. ~
xrhnt r,-,u,t = II -? T. i. ~ morally, social
IL, or politically: Compare the l'sci,lc OF 1uo
Southern STATES with tht're Of any other COM
muuIty, and Nc Challenge al' history 10 Pro
dnce 4 higher toned population, more honest,
honorable, humane. a,,d just in all ~: rela-
rions If life, Take thn single State of South
fnrx,lna, In which Their: has hot lc'n divorce
since tAr foundation Of tue government. snI
show lin In what rc~lscl slavery las proved
land, or, on the other. t" the blacks, "ho'
nnder slavery, have becault elevated from say
.pe bar:,agj:uls to i.tlized aud CHRISTIAN
men. mud are most 0; 1he1n far superior
in character ~ thr Abolition Senators, editors
.nd orators of thr country. We do not kno"
:. single nc.rn who is /. member Of i Baptist
thurcl,-n,ad there must bc nearly quarter ii
million Of tlcul---tt.ll il ntl At least bCtter
Christian thau either irec1ry. GaFIlson. nr
Hcechcr. The political evil ui slavery is anottl-
OF prcciuHs piece u tsl''l' lAc1c 10 III, so''.. u!
11nuity in tile world More prosperous. nor u
which cyerytody. high aud low. great ''FsIilasl'
hav.. III m1iCl, tu raj and wcar, and arc ~ ha1'.
nv and couseutcd, Oh in the Southern Ssates u'
America. tn admit that slavery II All evil H.
uf course, 70 }us:ty efforts Tor i1s removal.
rf,4 4nch admission. III II II
, 1860-12-25

r. Call on Dubois At 1o3 Dearborn street. haze
ment oi Portland Block. aud get your Sign Paint
iu- done chsArly. dssl993t
, 1860-12-25
rot. m the Pacific Railroad KStlI.

Vote on the Pacfhc ha1lfoao ksus'
: The following il the vote on the nnsa pas
ssrc vf The Pacific Railroad Bill in tue House
Of Representatives
yx,e-Me.os1, -Ada.n1 at MA.s.. Adasas Q! h!.'
adrnIn Allen. Au.ierBnp OF NO., Aenles: asE's'
Rsbbtt barrett bingham, lslaiE. l'ase: notGsf H
Brpyton, 1,rggr, bsi.'o~, E1n1toa. nn1IE, .-i- -
z!eaa, n9t,n5,ai Ee;rsne saes Cslts1 conk
iinc Corxia. t;ovodt. Cox, craig Of Missouri Gat'
H. Dua;l Dunn, Gd:ert"n Edwafa. LtaeaaosS' aaosS
E,,nn Ferry Florence. Foster, FRANK. tooca'
t:ro: T;urlxr. Hale, Hamilton, 1ielmick Hi9Am.n.
1inwr,u u1 Ol.io. humphrey. liasch'ne. HIN. irs'ns
Jn,Efn. Kellogg Ut Michigan. ht!l1se o' ahUs' nur
Krnyun. k{l.nrt Larrair". Lc:: Lootnlf; fEs
Martin O: ohio. Mcfarland: AeAs': Wn,ri. nf T.
Eelson Porter. lluarie-. Robinsn "' H. IL l.; sGoas
.scrantou.- sicklcr Etra.son. rappMSo, Ml wrr1cr
TomIEist. Trimhlt. vaudevcr, San Msek. 'x! IT, IT,
Wade. Wnldrull. Wa.hburn o. @ "isso.Stn. M =.
1mrne:<f 7llFuni+ Wilson. and W'rhton-9o;
NAY4-Mea.ss. Aldrlch, Ante.son Ir - C1,rn ~ n
RaEk.dale. psx1s. Beeoek, hsanc9. ans na' cionton
cobb. Crnige of North Casolina- CHrry pas1asen'
Davit Of 1ndtana Dawes Drjarnctte: ncIano;i ii,. f.:
4undrou, EnSltsh GarneAt, Garreli, G!imer. laf
dcnl4u. lIarra* Of Maryland. Harris OF FlfGln1aa
- Ha.ktp Hill Hoard. Holman. Houston. .'enElhs
.Jouee, LAnttrum. Leach q! Michigan. lraGa y y
North Caroliua. Leake, Logan. LoEe}oy. Martin .
Ala6aus, Morrill,, Morris Of Illinois: Siback. Per
r5, Pett!t peFtou. I'helps; Potter. ieaEan. KisEt
unst, Simms, Singleton. Smith Of Virginia. smit
OF North <Arol1na. Spinner, stallwuFth+ Stokst
Tayipr. Thpmas. Iall1ndfshAm. Vance, NaitoI
Webster. Wells. Whitley. Window "tns1o7
Ndghs-7a
=; So thu bill was passed.
, 1860-12-25

FouSp1,So.-A healthy male infant, appaz'
entlv four months old, WAS left on Saturday
n{ght nj tho residence Of Mr. Davis No: u
1Nnst AXE Atrsrt
, 1860-12-25
xenator Trumbu1l on Coercion.

Senator Trumbu1l on Coercion.
The Washington correspondent of the n. 7.
Eteniag Ia.t, ulsdar date Of tbs Goth inst,
writes an follows:
To-day the morning hour Of the Senate "as
cncroaclled upon by spirited discussion OF
Senator Clarkfs resolution Of inquiry into the
condition Of Fort Moultrie. In reply to some
wirc.dr:lwn objections by Jefferson Davis,
Scnatur Trt1nabull took occasion to expose
the eoplIstical outcEy a!.ainst coercion and
ssmakiing war against 4 STATE" llc said tals
talk Wiz. calculated to rniElead the public
mind ,n2<dv pfulosa' 70 eotres or make .el1
uoai,,.t q State Bit il 1o1s prppostd TO enJorct
kfs lars dgainH lndiridudl rebels 10 Ne talle<i
.Xafes Iu.es. The States were not sovereign,
except in their reserved rights; but In the
right. t]lcy had surrendered, such ~ the right
Of making war, It was nonsense to talk Of thtil
sovereignty or Of warning against them. II
was Of Z piece with the sophtstry OF the rights
| of States to tbs territories, whcn, a 5tales
thcv llal no right whatever to tue territories
| wIliel. u.c the exclusive possession OF tho gen
| eral government.
This exposition Of constitutional! doctEint
| from Judge Trumbull derives Il special slen1ii
GAUGE from his Intimate relations nj the frient
! and ndyJsar-of the next President. 1t ID Al
| unniatakablc eiEn that Mir. Lincoln has no In
tentiou Of letting the Union slide BY 4 prcma
| turc acquic4cence in the theory OF "renceaol
| eeea6einn.T
, 1860-12-25
RELIGIOUS NOTICES.

There will he ehilarens Prayer Meeting at
North Market Hall this morning II 10 O'Clock for
iii the children Of this city and their parrnts-
There will be rervice today {Christu,at' tn the
Church of the Holy Communion Il ION AM. FeT-
u. II. Thompson will e1icilte. .t.;:
-Chrtatuas day. In ST. Ans.airsns Church,
mas Tree and Festival Of The ~ City Mission on
Thu1sday afternoon At S O'Clock: Contributions
for the Tree asked Of the ktudheAIted Tor poor
children. E. D. TrTttE, City Missionary:
-Cnion Christmas service. Rev. Mr.. Cox Of
the Wabash Avenue Church Will preach IN The
Clark street Methodist Episcopal Church this
{ChriHtmas} morning At 1o33 O'Clock.
, 1860-12-25

J. W. Sheal,a.r, ESP, late Of the Chicago
Tines, las commenced the publication III
this city &: Il ncw daily 1Al"z-7he Ch'r<'
n, px. lie ANNOUNCES thai the Post will
not indulge in political <ies:usslon; Int con
fine itself mainly 10 matters touching 'fie
Interests cf Chicago a1rl the West, We
IL, mi ,,f,,}t that tho I.<t will be success
II has DIR good wishes.
, 1860-12-25

We wish !, to he understood that We are
npt responsible for the tu,nor ts'at the chi-
cago TIn'<x priut;E. establishment Is To nc
removed IL S..::lh Csrol:na, aud that the
7F,nrs il 10 he Hereafter issued as All avoW-
edlv, ae il is now = covertly, disunion r''
pcr. The injurious report arose undoub''
et1lv from, the reasonable and Insulting Ut
,;e}ts with wAici, ti,r editor at thai s:ee'
il nlcased, tlay after day. IL II. il.
, 1860-12-25

SpecaaA aAoe&1x ~ 49,
cncAoo, Dec. z, 16Go.
,er11' Ha1es. Ward. Bass. Tah aud Foster.
A6sent-Nessts- Ae.ely. uigxtusen- shcah.n.
naass a the 1t @eens sd and
IN motion Of Ar. Baas, Mlsse. II: o. Loomis
and n. F. proni5 were Ee-adm1tted to seaas IN inc
'' 81 motion motion Of Nj. Ha.es it WAS roted that Ni4s
Il. Irene Sye have the privilege Of returning 10
the High School and completing aeouste u four
81 motion Of Nj. Bass. Mics Louis. E. T~scherl
was admitted To- seat In the High School IN 4
'psB pT7 b. presented report on thu condition et
.es seseral n.y. Tef the Committees On the Grammar sna
Tse fssieuatIons Of Miss Jalia:A. nissel' Of
| the Washington School, and Of Miss Harriet N;
Nesses, u lie scaunou School, were received aud
Ths following resolutions were presented by Nj.
Sewberry. and adopted:
WaxaEas: An examluatioo made y commit, a.,
present system Of investing the school Fund IL
Te1v Insecure and that considerable portion oi
ea!d fund Il already in imminent danger OF being
RFsI1*d, That this Board respectfully memorial
ixe The Legislature ol this State, that Law may be
p::sed the 20 s o. "a.
msy baionr to the Schoo1 Fund, aud issue therefor
bonds bearing interest 1t the rate pf ten per cent
| Der anuuxn payahla semi-anuualy; said bonds T.
ht rcdeeable 1T the pleasure os ths city, AtcF an
Ye1rs.
upon Tho passage Of such Law. to direct the 5coo
AGENT to eonecf the principal Of tho Schoo! Fund
.1pidly as It can safely and prudenty BE- done. A.
present the earae to the proper onecE Of TIE Cog
mon Council for Investment, ~ contemplated
| ths proposed Law. 1:
thc forrroiac resolution. was referred to Mr. New
hcT. u q epec4l committee Of the Board. With ~
tho1ity to confes with members OF the Leg1siatn'
| respecting 3hc paAsase Of tho law therein reoor
| ncndcd for the protection OF the school fund. .,
: On motion Of Dr. -Foster, Te7che!'s cezttdeatt
+ were granted to Misses Penelope CoEkef, Isabel
Ffacr. Elizabeth Allen. Elizabeth e. Rust. Ms:
: Ghent, Lucy J. na1y, II. sophla 6awye1, Fannie !
. Fish, Aarii J. Frost, sLivts L. AeCltntoeE, "a
!. uah 4. Leris, Martha K Hu1sL Charlotte A. 1asn
= Mlry ]. Coin and Elizabeth William.
AdjeaznsA = s'... ". Il. WE1is, NC !.
, 1860-12-25

Tnexoyr HorsE.-At the fremont Rouse,
ths Christmas features were to bs tho AunnA
Ball for the servants Of the sstahlishment Last
evening, aud magnificent Christmas Dinner
l., .t,a crrests nj Q o'clock to-day,
, 1860-12-25

HKRR FKEVN1 TIE = V0S'A IT
The arrogance and in'puatnce OF scnn-
TOR Tou.1il,, break It'll in NeN place tic
has hccn in the l.al,i; Of dispIasIn. LIS
plantation breeding il. tl.c Scl.:hf: at lse-
publican expense; Int since that 14ns got
too ,lisnerecanle n liz hor,e. hcnow cracks
his wl,;,, oyc: the !lcala th;s constituents
His letter is tic command "f q nladler, no'
sl,t Ell: .ta1y or 4 servant.