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St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1860-07-26
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St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1860-07-26

ASTHMA. RELIEF ELI F.: and iF FskMX.
NENT CURE Of th.s distressing complaint use
FENDT'S
BRONCHIAL CIGARETTES,
Made by c. B. SEYMOUR Co., l07 Na..ss
Street, ~ Y. Price 81 per box sent free BY
/ post l,-. s'1'. y ast apl26-6m 81
: :? FOR SALE AT ALL DRUGGISTS. +. 81
u ENNEDY'6 new Discovery for sale u
n MARLATT'8 DRUG 6TOR
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1860-07-26

TRAEFENBERGE Medicines copstantlyta
IT baud at EA2LATT'S DRUG STOREtt
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1860-07-26

USEFUL AND ORNAMENTAL
TREES, SHRUBS, PLANTS FLOWER
n PAUL GARDENS AND NURSERIES,, /
shall run an Express from the Boats TO the
Gardens: and oil orders received from the Up
per Mississippi will be filled and sent BY re
turn DO It, At the lowest Wholesale prices At the
Gardens, and no extra charges. '&;-.; ~
They have a large amount of Bedding Plants
in pots, from $l.5O to S.. so per dozen. which
can be boxed and shipped with safety. AIS
orders promptly filled, also, for any other ar.i.
cles Of merchandise which this M ,rket affords.
may3-6t L w STRATTON.@
st. Aathony, aiinn., april 9th, 1860. 1918
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1860-07-26
STEARNS' HOUSE,

HIS new aud beautiful Hotel is situated
/ upon the bluff just above the Lower Ferry
in the town of St. Cloud, commanding one Of
rhe most beautiful views on the Mississippi
!tver. The Proprietor assures al who may
visit this place that his table shall contain every
bounty and luxury which can be obtained both
At home and abroad. 1t is his intention to keep
the above hotel as first class one in every res
pect.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1860-07-26

MACHINFRX -
Superior Smut Machines for Mills,
Tanning Mills. 49,.
For sale cheap by ,.. ,
MILLER & SWISSHELM.
st. Cloud, Feby. lst, 1860. feb9-4m. .
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1860-07-26

| H. CIR E EN.
! Wholesale and Retail Dealer in Dry Goods,
Groceries, Hats & Caps, Boots, Shoes, and
Clothing; also, Provisions, Flour and Grain.
Bridge Street. Minneapolis, Minnesota. v2n3Oly
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1860-07-26

M. p. NOEL,
County Surveyor & Civil Enginee,
"; GUILD respectfully inform the oitizenr
w St. Cloud and the public generally, that
he will promptly and faithfully attend u the
business entrusted to his care.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1860-07-26

Tor R001 3y3tom Oh pOpui1T SuuCatAOu. No
other prairie State is 90 we'll timbered rs Min
ussota and no State more abundantly Supplied
With clear water. In the country surrounding
st. Cloud and as far North and West as We have
any reliable account, settlers find no dificults
in locating land on running stream or trany-
Y.arnnt lake with plenty Of timber 1T hand for
building. fencing and fuel. and as the land on
the: Vast side Of the Upper Mississippi is only
open to pre-emption, there is little opportunity
for spectators, and settlers have assurance of
psighbors and that rapid increase IN the value
Of their lands and in social advantages which
sriss from the system ofland in limited guam
titisi TO actual settlers.
Tho country around s. Cloud. west Of the
Mississippi Was purchased Of the Indians in =
treaty made with them by tho Hon. Alexander
Ranasy and Luke Lea in 1852 and ratified by
thd' senate the same year. The Sioux had
owned tho laad from 1927 but had not occupied
It, sud i was used as : hunting ground by the
Wippehaxoes whose land reached within four
xaiIea north Of st. Cloud. Their country was
csdsd "a the United ,stase6 BY trsaty began
with Commissioners Manypeny and concluded
at Washington in Feb. 1855 and ratified by the
6suate March Sd Of the same yeer. In May
following they removed to their reservation on
he Dlui Earth river and only since that, time
has Atsarns County claimed kindred with civil
isat1oo. The first house within the corporated
limits ofst. Cloud was built by James fitch
ems for General Lowry. James Kitchens being
the 6rot white man who slsptin- . house here,
- oott;ed to The distinction Of being the ''oId-
, 1860-02-23
INDIANA IkEPCfLICXSfey1.
CHIC GO.

II will ta seen by our Special dispatch from
Indianapolis lhat the Republicans Of Indiana
nominated State Ticket, yesterday, that can
40. 1e defeated. HENRY l. LANE md Q. P.
McR1oS are n pair Of nags That will distance
any team that tue Doug1asitcs or Buchaneers
may put on the track. We congratulate our
friends in Hoosierdom On the prospect before
them. But let ono word Of advice he said ::
Hurralns and shouting never elects anybody
in t''ese days. They are not as potent as big
meetings. and they arc good for nothing.
What is needed iu Indiana as iu Illinois, is
lst. The wide circulation Of sound Republic
can newspapers.
I'd. Tic distribution Of authoritative doc1,-
ments, in which tho platforms Of each party
are set forth with appropriate comments, aud
documents also iu which the high crimes Of
tbs modern Democracy are sufficiently related
Sd. 4 close precinct or school district organ
ization, which shall include, not only every
confirmed Republican, but, if possible, every
man about whose opinions and action there is
doubt.
4th. 4 dissolution Of co~partucrsbip with all
rltnps and remnants Of parties that will not
accept tue Republican creed as pure political
gospel.
5th.. Some efficient guards againss the frauds
which tho Democrats never full when thcy
have chance, 10 practice, and
9th. 4 full vote.
Having these, tine Indiana Republicans need
not fear the pro-slavery men nor their MASTER
Vii! they see 10 it that blathcriny does not take
the place Of work? Cp, buys, and at 'cm.
, 1860-02-23
1NQUE<TS.

MosT SHOCKING CAsrALrr.- Coroner Jaues
held IN inque:t yesterday morning on the body
OF little girl about four years old, named Jaue
Ann UEe, whose parents reside at 1856 West
Jackson street. From the evidence, it appeart d
that the mother of the child left l1er iu tue
kitchen Tuesday morning, while she went up
stairs to sweep out room. She Ind been gone
but fs1s moments, when she heard her screalu-
ing, mud rushing down stairs met the little orc
coming up stairs, enTe1oped in flames, In le1
little hand she carried the store handle, show
ing too plainly how the child met with its terri.
bic fate. With the assistance Of the uei.hbo1s
the flames were put out. Ds. J. u. Perkins was
called, but his efiors we're ia vain, und the little
sufferer died during the night. This sad casu.
atty is an additional warning to mothers, md
others in charge Of young children.
, 1860-02-23

| HIGHWAY KoRszRy ~ man named Jnhu
Dlvis, colosed, was held TO bail by Justices Nil.
liken and Akin yesterday in the sum of a .ool
charged with tue. serious offence of highway
robbery, tue prosecuting witness being slut
tering, sadd'e coloEed muiatto boy named Har
ris. The parties: we're old acquaintance, had
been at an infamous den Of the old Necress
Mother Nails, and on coming away, uavi, find
ing Harris had money, forced him by threats
and showing pistel;to give him s.
TIE scuwAn-sx1Tn CONSPIRACY CAsE.-The
hearing Of the case against The two men Charles
Schwnb aud John B.. Smith, and tho colorcd
procuress Allen, on : charge OF conspiracy to
reduce to prostitution the girl Louisa Ensles,
was continued yesterday to Tuesday next
LARCENY OF A WArcu.-George Williams
was yesterday arrested for larceny of watch
from Henrietta kerscbner, living upon Wells
street. who testified thxt yes erday, while she
left the house for momenr, Williams came into
her apartments. Upon her return, sue found
him standing by her bureau with watch in h.s
hand belonging to her, He pretended to want
some matches 10 light his pipe, but The fact of
her bureau drawers berg open, aud her watch
b:ing in his possession, did not look like vc-y
vigorous search for mxtcnes- i brcast-pin
which was lying uponeshe top Of the bpreau,
was also missing. Williams has been ia tue
Bridss ell twice before, this fall and winter.
The Court assessed dde Of $50, which places
hin, in the Bridewcll Glass in Mire1alogy for
one hundred days.
, 1860-02-23

Mr.. CLARK, Democrat, the member from St,
Louis county, OF the shores Of Lake Superior,
stated in the Senate yesterday, 4ha. in order TO
make Minnesota prosperous, it was necessary
that Congress should provide for Protective
Tariff. lie did not care how much his remarks
might injure tue feelings Of his friend from
Ramsey County (Nr. ual); he would tell the
truth, and the truth was, shat the iron and cap.
per interests Of Minnesota needed protective
tar.G. ln fifty years there would he manufac-
turing city between Anoka and It. Paul, which
would r.va1 rirmiueh.m. England, if our hotne
manufactures were properly protected.
Nr. CEask'k remarks created quite futteriEe
on the Democratic side Of The House, but were
clad to know that 1lrec other d. mncsatic mem
bers Of the Senate *ympathize with hin, in his
views.
, 1860-02-23

The Fourth Ward Republican Club will meet
on Thursday evening, Feb. acd, at u r. H., at
the saloon Of CAas. aphelI, No. Gva South Wells
street. Republicans, he all on hand and ready
to do your duty. J.. LAxrERrs, Sec'y.
REPUBLICAN MEETING At CAEv1ILE.-The
Carvlltr Republican Club will hold meeting ut
their ctnb-room Oh Thursday evening, Feb. a3,
. ut It O'clock
Good speakers arc expected to address the
meeting. ..
Per order Of the Executive Committee,
j. i. STRONG, Secretary.
YorSa MeS's REPUBLICAN, Assoc,A71ox,-
There will be meeting Of The Young Mems
Republican Associutii"n ut tue Club Rooms.
corner Randolph and Wells streets, this Thu1 S.
day evening Ut It o'clock. By order
cnAuScEr MILLER, President,
DAVID urRr, Secretary.
SEVENTH WAsn-A meeting of the Seventh
Ward Republican Auxi iasy Club will he held
ut the house Of Paul tlackenbruch, M IL Lar
rabee street, opposite Crosby's Dis,illery,
Thursday evening, F<bruusy Esd, at II O'clock.
Prominent speakers, both in the German and
English languaEe. will be present to address
the audience. Every voter Of TIE Ward is 1e-
spectfuly invited to BE- in attendance.
By urder Of the Executive Committee,
4. II. H1RscH. Secretary.
, 1860-02-23
The Reported Casualty at Hardin.

1"E 1AePVsSE0 VISha1tT At 1uFA1Rs
Il silly story is going the rounds about the
drowning oi tnrty-n,ue children AT Hardiu, Cal.
Ioun county in this S.a'e. There is not word
ol truth in the wnte story. 1t was got up. We
presume, us u sensation item. and is bath fonl-
sll AID wicked. There il NJ University at Hur-
din, and although the town Is ,hri ing, being
"ny lew years old, it is doubtful if that mum.
b.r Of children cnaLl br got together from u
circuit Of aniles.--iltoa Courier, o1st.
, 1860-02-23

SISczH's SEWING MACHINES makes q perfect
lock stitch, the stitch presenting the same ar,-
pearance on 6o:A sidesc} TIE Ja5s1ic .n.a.
Light Family Michine. t52; Letter 4
Family Machine e." (new} SIS; .'No and 2
Tailoring Machine, <a5 aud sl05; "lnterua-
siona1,' r.(new) s115. He1nmers IS each.
Machines for all kinds Of LtztAer s<.ciaq con.
stantly on hand at SC Lake street.
iy26-1m j. II. UA1a:s. Art.
, 1860-02-23

y II. r. Andres, dealer in Wall Paper
aud Window Shades, has removed to store No,
los Lake street, between Dearborn and Clark
streets, which hns been beaus1tu Is fitted IN fur
his business. Persons in want Of bis kind of
goods should BY all means make their SELECTIONS
at his establishment. ftai-1n
, 1860-02-23

TnE C1rr M1ss1ox-uoag WAxrEp.-An Irish
woman (prosestaut) wants u good place 10
wash, iron and 10 general house-work. She
has child aged two years but il objected to
it would not be IN iuoumbrance. Apply at the
Mission, &c North Franklin street.
n IT
, 1860-02-23

IHE NINE ALDERMEN IN Cornr.-The nine
City Fathers who roted in the affisn alive Of
the orsiinunce to allow The hor*e rask~ny track
to be 1ald across Clark street bridge, and in 50
roting. disregardcd the Injunction Of the Circuit
Court; appeared pessonail1rand By council
yesterday afternoon, before Judge Manicrre, to
answer to motion for an attachment as for
contempt Of Court committed in violating the
injunction. The hearing Was continued to three
r. u. today.
, 1860-02-23

AN 1Aros1on We hare received commuui-
cation from highly respectable Irish citizen,
who has been at pains to inquire into the mat
ter, and who pronounces the statement origi~
nally started by the Journal, TINT has been
going the rounds Of the press, that IN abau-
done'l and dissoiats female is llneal descend
ant of the great o'Connell, is entirely without
foundation. he says The girls name is Doni-
ghuc, and that she never lived in "Castlc Kear-
uey" at all.
, 1860-02-23
SIDEWALK NOTICE

~ City Clicks 0Hoc. ch.c.xo. Iii, Fet. - 1850
Public Notice Is Lefeby given, that the Common Council
!avt ortere!a Sidewalk to ecuasszIctti .ooxs: On
te eCT side Ut 4t'e f1 dearborn street. to
tlk street, In The North Ulvsan sz feet wide Of Ineh
pi.It laid te1:ln.s Of not ess than By inch ok
scsntlcg tS Ito tn. eattu TIC earth n4lel LII between
item IL t',urm even gra ae.
Now u,Eees the hs be constructed tn the 1.nstr
1equ.rd by Inc .dbs re.-sye sdt walk VI be-
fore ,Ie iAa day II Aach le6l, IT will ae tus,t by tie
>tItct EnM1.st the c-st s4as<l on the p1efes
el1a {. aL3c the.cwiin. II. hKELaaAhN,
, 1860-02-23

SroIES.-0n Sunday, a horse aud top carriage
belonging to Greenebaum Brothers, hardware
merchants, No. e4o Randolph street, was left
for moment in front Of house on West
Twelfth street, and stolou By au adroit thief.
, 1860-02-23

IlDEW ALk NOTICE.
~ City Cle,t's uflee. chicago. Ill., Feb =. 1s$p.
Public rotte |. berry, g:veu, tht the Common Council
haze orrre1 Sidewalk t. be Hu~ted fl ava: On
the West DE- ef Mor<aa street from 10 Twelfth
st.rpt In tie We.t D.EIs!oi ak ftst vide OF Mta
t}ank, lad b. at3nEs o less than hy Inch ok
sant;!n LIT e4Etl tie eA1h flied In bet Heea
them 81 ~ 10 forla even grJde.
Aux .uess the sha. constructed IN tie aurer
rc1u,d ay Utuante 1e.s re TO siew ks On or be
FORE tic ith d4T MA1ch 1s0 u will he built by The
See Coms.lnoes+ and tie cost sse The pseses
charksah Herewith. II. kkEtSNANN,
f.. i titY Clerk, T
, 1860-02-23

BAI71uoRE, Feb. ea.-Torrents Of rain hare
been falling since o'clock, which intcrferes
with the observance Of the day By the military
| and ciric associations.
, 1860-02-23

Miss Sijdons, pupil Of Iacready and q
lineal descendant Of tue great Mrs, Siddons, is
shortly to appear on the stage, in London, Is
L&dY Macbeth,
, 1860-02-23

WABASH AVENUE LOT.-5O
feet front n1 Naht.5 avsuue. usas Twelnh s.:set
Il offered for sale & 4's0 PR fort.
Tes Of payment u 5tI II ISL 1t 10 per CENT; balanee
,squind down.
ihsiot his e1s fps snd Is t1ey situated for ses
teuee. Inquire OF f.U. boz lsSa. fa3hat3.lm
, 1860-02-23

GIDkWALk NOTICE.
~ Hy Clerks pEce, Chjca.n. III, Feb =, 1850.
luhic TO tee hereby Ever. that The common oupci
k4re 0:dsTtd2 Stew k - follows: IN
ho:h rides Of Cstaar'ie s'rret from MLa4d ettt 70
tniou street. tn the Wes DIVISION foG7 Of inch
tIuttrGle INTO sst <sa tho easta r1e1 In b.kEeeu
u. H. ~ furm even Zy34te.
New, uncs. th~ shall cnnsret>l Ia the manner
required By The O:ilnaoc- :isc u side %k be
fore the d.y II nth. 1S6l will be butt hy :hc
street Commissioner. an1 the 81 tie rretats
caafSeabIe herewith, H, EKElSNASN
fxs1uoi8 .1bt Civ f'srt
, 1860-02-23

eHieA1o AND TIE 0oLp DIGGISGs-E1L1-
1aoRFEs VeAREz PcLvER1zkR-- Chicago is il
VARIOUS ways discussing aud t4king action upon
measures to bring herself into nearer relations
:, the Go'd p'sE'ogs. TIE richness snd reality
ot tne ATTRACTIONS oi the f!ke's Peak region are
- louse' an'A''eF o' aooot' and 1t having been
settled oesono all question lint the gold there,
'on's 'e"aos 10 so''e tne problem how best to
4'anAe ~, ~. psou's " 4l'e1hgent mining.
sne se'o o'ssefS e'es, "neFe are destined to
, 1860-02-23

SERIOUS Aec1pEST.-The journal says that on
Tuesday, q machinist employed at the shop Of
the Galena and Chicago Railway, West sipe, rot
on train that was passing, to 60 to his home
on Morgan street. to dinner. The train was
going out little behind time, and the engineer
as hc approached the, suburbs increased the
speed. AtMorgan street tie machinist jumped
of, but WAS thrown to tue ground by the no.
mensum with great violence. He WAS carried
home inscnsiblc, and was fearod that his ipiu.
ries were fatul.
, 1860-02-23
TILE ELLlTHOkPE QUARTZ
l. pf1aYE1t1vRfP

Ths 'et!ne ii: :::u's Of long md setve -zpess
Ing Of h-rd roe. 2nl "a Of N cescspiionr:
an iii asaic" = ~y - tns ne @ i.e.sr1 !. Sa.s
lave A. ~ ttursd b.t very small po'ton Of I'd
e.tteEiy u.Ss,t.ir !; i.t*mu,t dla4ssoas. kesy
!ait, ~ LasfA ID to tsh aa.sat ol LABOR suf
ac.e14t 10 y atfar. III. expe,,d tuse..
n: rs ds Gus pro-..t ~ ot ttsse d. AIDED ehae
nsl eu ~ ren'erci them unavailable. ihe i'm. h.a
,ors a. x u y sseo'nE Gu H. $ a
VIC 81 l<as, weigh les. tke Ira Power All" a,u.t
Ia Introducing the Eli'ihospe Quartz Palve1sser- tn
shs m nrt We viii tv: i. Aana ~"sk ng :ty aaa
.ut II rt:a nany DAYS l,o,s ths n,at~.
- e'e eess e. ~ i IT, ss e
l.;.-. ~est--n sto poan:a-
81: .an etas'I, II .4.por to any renot. Plies.
9-t sle ~ c. raetot snd TO mEe iiale ia grt
III ! g e. asn tu nd 1atas Ia Hak but
4hit; Esiyszs.s tuEasrs - be replaced - les. than
sh Issh st 2: snrtee' xlh puvez, t.n .'ne, the
o. ts ttes of ~ ee2.aoa s. ,upe1s a4d petaroi in
CHIT Ace- NIT require tue nh the power that
mon Stamping NJ u does.
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bear t!! sa RI lon t. he s.auI e nAshiht, IT.
II s hs; T. h1S' & .ss a'at H< mil
A.y Sud "f no,i.e pnwer can 10 at4ehcd 10 this nl
4tHE5 sAFtksf III p1 up M GI- anu IN AuEer
with The laoov uft. fos four hou1a will put Il ID
Eca4ln for uptr4ldu.
:" It'll tHe>c stissMsEes Flase The mill before tho
miner, 5nd ier tHtdeDt III ta Interests u insuse
sunlssEfa'u and A-optiuu.
The NIL vii te hauIfatta Cd At the w.E-k.oxn uaa
Glue ~ofAs o. - N l., owsy. Grte .yte. Cnoncccu
teue1 I'M .s1 construction, %: tbs Is int sp.na.b T.
qua Il N IL tc tutA'e w.foni good 4t< good
chani.ts. The {ufaH II till e.tAtia1nvat VII Ia
sufficient guat1aa r iu1 The pe1fsetun u hue
- ss a1uteA7sa 10 9. y: fLL1 r. CA:SaEo. III
p:utuW alteatlru.
tr:e Of II a, complete, With Stts rulver:1Ins
&l,e %
Each xa ST fyes.1iuk ourfAee4.............. L59
E1IITII4RHh. l. 40
, 1860-02-23
u S T PU 8 L 5 ED.
THE
Atlantic MONTHLY :!
MARCH, 1860.

ooyfEITe.
The Feaeh Character: The Tus.utt Of Esovea.e IN Ter
Dihu ties; lmpIo-a Pace The Progress Of ,be E1ec
TIC Telegraph; Love aad scltL Lore; To the Muse Screw
Propulsion While Nice; Fer Cn,*,e's sase Tie Sur.
Sc bany Stone 1he Fsofe4 story Il The II
Gus a ant of the Agent?
Rir.1~'Aro ls1z*AEr Ss71cra.-LudvIs van Dee.ho-
ven Ltben uGd s<ha3en n:ascea: ef Rufus thoa,e
the Great AHest-an A1vo:ste; i History Of tn. WIe
Parry: II. vest Iniits md be sf4nih Ma III. rua1c
LIE Of Car4ala jtha Htoxn: fotms br sd.ey Do5&ll
Good tI:.t. amt etder Tales The Undergraduate,
Recent Ane1Ic1a Eurtc1sluns
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}taF postAEe 1ssid ~ any pan Of shs rn.sd oate4
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lars: AIesen ropie4. fEe IS Dot r-he slsc trrs nav
tuk th:is o n o t. ~, VIZ !: - esuts p ytnr
CetkJmen. Te1ehes and rost1o stt,s vi rerex. N
N1sizlEe At IE1 DoaFs pEt year, 4. ht1e1o Gre
subscriptions may clmmtner th Anv humber. MI "a
II luraIshed- -
Al on.ess shoull be adlresssato
T1cKNoR & FIELDS, Pub1;she1s,
In WashItgton..t. Bcson.
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n{srlLLEitl :.Un SALE-A
~ farg- anu Connndous Cisit.l.:y, able Of run.
Eng 10to U trs. d.y anl King all Tho moi
n,ovtUsns .suasd ii AuaEoeri11e, Huron county
ohio. !hs operation, and Will BE- aid It IN 81
trea!Y low p:ce and PoAsAtou eIJfn irnn
distal! 10 lit speg For particulars adG.os poat odes
boz ~, Cn.caso, u. {s;xfn
, 1860-02-23

~ City Clerks Otiet- Chicago, Ill. Feb. = 1sxo.
1uoc NoLcE IS hereby gwen, thai The Common Council
hare oraered sde*sst u Constructed. foliows-
un The south .!def Eth street. tron Island
10 Morgan st1eet, iu the Wtst Division aK feet vice
e lsSa pia.t. n! on stasnx. Il ns it+s thaa )
n!let In between 1hs - to form evea grade.
Now unless the same shall bs cosisucted In anuer
rcd b. the sdance relative sIde zsiks % or be-
fire Tie 18Th cay Of MArs. 1sGn 1t IL be puit b. The
street Coms oner Ao1 the assessed The premises
elat1e Abte ttsE.W1h.
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, 1860-02-23
FIRES.

FIRE oS TIE WEs1 Slp1.-About one O'Clock
yesterday morning fire destroyed two story
frame dwelling-houss and store on Hope street,
near Morgan, owned and occupied by T. New
man. There WAS an insurance of $500 on the
building, ane $500 On the stoek and furniture.
The origin of the fire is u.4kA~n.
a Cam TO TIE ps:sLsc.-t t'he undersigned, tue
Lecture Committee Of the You9s Mems A*soci.
alton, in withdrawing frou, the fist Of lecturers
tie name Of Rev. Ebouas Start King, deem it
due themselves in their ru!nion to the public.
to say tbat the Rev. a1r. Ling WAS engaged to
deliver lecture in the present series, and was
expected to do SO tilt this forenoon, when tel
egram was received b. the COMMITTEES to the
end that " Rev. Mr. King could cot come West
this season.
?. L. SHERMAN
e. L. TuoaAs.
Il,
, 1860-02-23

-w Mrs. Delemates, Rapp:ng and Trance
Medium, has takeE rooms nj the Southern Ho-
tel. near the II. $. 4 y. l. r. n. and Rock Island
Il, r. depots. and will give spiritual communi-
cations. Charge, Il per hour. IRE sick aud
frum \. N. to S II.
n. B.-Mrs. Delemater is ono OF the bes: test
mediums Of the dlv. it,