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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-11-06
on1y the oomnril,n .Arrnn.,,t.

I We have noticed with pleasure, re-
mark that has several times fallen from
our honorable friend, Col. Wheat, this
campaign. 1t is, that tho man who hest
-tates to vote his principles, simply be-
cause they are not likely to carry the State
in which they are voted, is poor moral
coward, noteworthy Of being called free
man. We endorse the remark most
heartily. We believe ii to be as sound an
enuDciation as ever was uttered. "A man
who is Influenced by mere venal notions
of trinmph, by considerations of MAJORS
ties and minorities, is not ga man among
men, not q manswho could ever lead or
tnSpire q moral sentiment among his. fell
lows. It isaspoof cowardis argument, to
say that your vote will not win, and that,
lheEstors, yqp will vote sone other way.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-11-06
Rennhllcnn 4trenr1h.

We write what We verify believe, when
we say that iftbe Republican party only
knew their own strength in this comfy,
they could carry it to-day. Asst is, it is in
their power to poll such n vote as will
"stonish, not only their opponents, but
themselves.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-11-06
Ifhe was right, vote for Lincoln TODAY:
Was Daniel Webster right.
When "a ls48 Id said:

When in ls48 he said:
81 have made up my mind for one that
underno circumstances will consent tothe
further extension of the area of slavery in
the United States, or to the further increase
Of slave representation in the House Of
Representatives"
If he was right, SO is Abraham Lincoln,
and you ought to vote for him to-day, if
you believe in the sentiment.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-11-06
"Ali tho hurly-burly's done,
The hatfla's Loaf ~. Nov -
The .tsun of Austerlttz0

Did not arise more 9gloriously upon tho
eontending hosts of Napoleon on the ono
hand and the allied forces of all Europe,
against him on the other. than that which
will bring victory to the Republicans to-
day. Let us here in Virginia approve our
selves worthy of participating in the great
national triumph of our partr.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-11-06
one Vote.

When any one thinks that vote is an
Insignificant thing, and; that it makes no
difference how OF for VI om it Is, cast, let
him remember the sentiment:
.Net lightly IA beyond recall
The paper scrolls breath can font
The kiuglest act the croWibg 'fdet -
OF tresrnani Il . foeman'5 S6t6l
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-11-06
was Henry clay right :

When lie said this in the Senate of tho
United States, in 1850:
$50 long as God allows the vital current
to flow through my veins / will never,
never, by word OF thought, by mind or
will, aid in admitting one rood of free. ter
ritory to the everlasting curse of human
bondage"
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-11-06

Never before, in the history Of our couus
try, has the true Democratic element Geen
so completely embodieda aud represented, as
in the Wide Awakessaaad their candidate.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-11-06
HAIR DYE! HAIR DYE! HAIR DYE
A.RATCHEL0R,s HAIR nYEl

w "a bA4GdG1OHS HAIR DYE!
The Original aud Best in the World.
All others are mere mutations and should be avoid.
cd, if you wish to escape ridfcule.
GRAY, RED or RUSTY HAIR Dyed instantly to a
beautiful aud Natural Brown or Back, without To-
jury to the Hair or Skin.
FIFTEEN MEDALS AND DIPLOMAS have been
awarded to VA. A. BACHELOR since 1889, and over
$4,000 applications have been made to the Hair of
the Patrons of his famous Dye
wM- A. DAucHELoRs HAIR DYE produces
color not to be distinguished from nature, and is
WARRANTED not to ipure the least however long it
may be continued, and the ill.eGects of Bad Dyes
did Dye.
Sold in MI cities and towns of the United States by
Druggists and Fancy Goods Dealers.
~ The Genuine has the name aud address upon
steer Plate on four sides Of each box, of
WILLIAM a. BATCHELOR,
mhiSd&Wly 10 Bond Street, New York.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-11-06
The Duty To-Dnr.

The memorable day has come at last.
The time for argument and enlightenment
has gone by.
q. can the hurly. burly's done,
The only thing that remains to do is to
yote-to vote your prineiples-not any
body else's- Is there man in this city
who entertain's Republican sentiments,
who will turn his back on bis manhood
and vote against his own priuciples2 We
hope there is not one such man.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-11-06
Ambr0typeS, Ph0tOgFaphs, &c.

4AA1IU4NtJ VNs9 ANUIUSIUEJIIS9 CECo
go TO WYKES' GALLERY AND SEE THE
~ crowds that daily resort there to chtain his we'll
Known superior pictures, which lie is selling at
greatly reduced prices. for short time.
Being fully determined that gallery in the city
shall under sell him, and at the tine prepared
to take better pictures than DC oDtuinrd else
where, or charge nothing for them.
The public will remember that five premiums were
awarded to Wykus, for best pictures of the various
kinds and styles. at the late Fair the Island.
Those wishing pictures should call carly in the
day ns possible, or make previous arrangements, to
prevent long delay. J.W WYKES.
tebl0 No. 139 Main st.. Stop of. the lIiIl.''
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-11-06
Election RETURNS.
!s1WesswiIl. t6adk oar-. fFIendg eveEvwbere,.s

-We-WlII 7tuauk our -IFtends eF.TWneFeI
IN al tie surrounding and adjoining
county to send US the vote of their re-
spectiye precincts, as we'll as any details
of the incidents of the day that maybe of
gepsrnliintsFest: asspeedilX as Possible.7v
Let US. especially have the county vote.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-11-06

w Tubs, Chnr1ls, Varniseti aud Plain Ialf IusLgj
Measures, Zinc Washb0ards, for. aio low by
oct20-d&w -.,l.a.iE PC NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-11-06
HamDtOn'S Vegetable Tinctnre

There are hundreds WHO will testify they were
cured after all other remedies had failed Scrorula
bronchitis Pain III the Breast Side aud Back, Cen
eInl Weakness, with all Diseases Of Women aud
Children arc cured by it. Talk to Onr own citizens
they will tell OF themselves aud friends
BY this great restorative and lnvgOlator.
Sold by REID & KRAFT, at the Centre Wheeling
Drug Store. Oct3l
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-11-06

~ AIRS EXTRA FAMILY FLOUR
NJ 20U barrels OF this superior brand Just received
pSr steamer Bay City, and f'r sale By
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-11-06

4t1 Bills. CUT -AND-DRYz TOBACCO
ooH5- -. - LIST. MORRISON, & CO..
, 1860-02-10
POLICE,

INVASION OF EPo11Awo77oA1Es.-T Indians
Of the Pcttawottamic breed were up before yes
teriay's Police Court charged With IN assault
upon German woman near the cemetery, with
their n,uskrat spears and tomahavks. tturncd
ont that the three braves we're aE,nsty and took
this course Of sham massacre to extoft supply
Of fire water. Tie Court told these sonns Of the
forest to 60, and they left, promising in broken
pottawotten,e to avoid such practices nmong
white folk in future.
HAckxAS1A.-John Denton, hickman, was
fined three dollars yesterday for striking ore
Charles Martin at the Central depot, because he
drove in ahead OF him, and tried to get pas
scprer away from him.
vAcnAxcx.-Alonzo johnson was charged
with being vagrant. The prisoner alleged that
he was on his way to Aurora, and had nade a
contract to work in public house in that city.
The ease was continued 10 procure wituesses.
John Dimon Was arrested for ragzancy. The
officers testified that he was confirmed old
vagrant. He is sailo- by occupation during
ths sammer months, but has spent the winter
months In the Bridewell. He was fined e5.
, 1860-02-10

MErCHLtCAN STATE CONVENTION
The Republican State Central Committee ef
Illinois mt 4: Springfield oa "Wednesday, and
decided to cal! Il Convention to meet at Decl-
tur On tue ed Of Ma: to nominate candidates
for S.ato officers and Presidential electors, and
to clec1 delegates to the Chicago Convention.
The town Of Decatur is as nearly as possible
il The geographical c.1tro Of the State: hut We
think it must be apparent to all who have ever
iccn there, and to none more go than tho c:t;-
zsus Of Decatur themselves, that it cannot Ca
sily entertain the crow which the Convention
will bring together. Tie c.ll is not yet issued
Ne trust that the committee will not omit to
~. 4 satisfactory auswer to tho question in
<y.iybo3y's 5 mouth, How shall NC bc accom-
s;otl;:el when we 20 there? The Convention
proper will ccasist Of over six uadred l,e1-
so1s: Macon aud the adjoinins counties will
send III ea:lal number as spectators; in short,
there will he ~ less than three thousand Re-
rrnoa''ly noro. We acknowledge the fitness
of Decatur fvr tue honor Of entertaining the
Convention, bn: it bchoores her citizcns 10 put
forth snch efforts in ,he premises as shall MIKE
people feel that they arc invited to it, aud ret
repe!led from it. by tic circumstances relating
10 their accommodation.
Thc catl for the Convention will not be is
eucd nntil it is d:fiaiicly known whether the
day for holding the National Cosve:.t;on il to
he changed.
, 1860-02-10

Proposal Of an Express K.fnc from CHI
Gage 10 Pit *:s* Ecak. aud the Estab-
ilhilnlcAt OfzA Mint ut Chicago.

About week ago, as our rcatcrs were not'-
fled, communication was laid before III: Euard
Of trade from Ur. John Evans, On the possibility
Of starting an Express Line between Chicago
aud Pixies Peak. The subject was then dis
posed Of by appointing Committee to report
on it. Below will be found the aforesaid COM
municatiou, and tho report Of the Committee
thereon:
Hon. Eoorlof 1radt eftAe City Of Ciie1o:
GrS7lEMrS: l desire through vour or,,aniza-
tion 10 call the attention OF the business men Of
Chicago 10 the fact, that Immediately west o:
cur city in the Rocky Mountains, is rapidly be-
iur dereloped gold Geld al unsurpassed rich.
trade Of which 1nny be secured to Chicago If
proper excrtions are mad. fer the purpose al
The nrincipal rival to Chicago for this trado
is the city Of St. Louis, whose citizens are al
| ready actively in tic field aud enjoying u rich
| harvest.
That Chicago nar successfully compete for
this trade with st. Louie, wil bc apparent from
the following considerations, viz:
The best and generally adopted route Of trar-
cl from the mining region to the East, is down
llc Valley Of the Platte River 10 Fori Kearnv,
| on direct line towards Chicago. 1T Fort
kcarucy the travel oiverees, striking, tho
Missouri Kiyer at various points; those
going to Omaha and Council Bluffs,
to the mouth Of the Platte Ever aud 10 Nebras-
ka City, still following tie course to Chicago,
having BY far the best re ads aud about one hun
dred miles less distance than those going to St.
Jo:eth or 1eavenworth City, in The direction
Of ST. Louis. Ga this last route IN express
line alrcady established tends strongly to divert
the trade and travel. With this. however, m
express from Chicago. By war Of railroad md
ST. 1boats on The Missouri river to one Of tlc
~. &L-f n t.
, 1860-02-10

AMERICAN TEAcT SOCIETY or BosroS.-Ni1-
liam Tomlinsof, at No. 81 Randolph street, has
now the full series Of volumes and tracts issued
by the American Tract Society. The latest vol
umes are "nis,ory Of Palestine" By kitto,
"Sced Time aud Harvest" and "The Giant
Killer" For its very wide department Of chill
drcn's and Sabbath School books. Tomlinson's
establishment is the place.
, 1860-02-10

Tsx1u WAnp RErrBL,c.s MEx71xc-pursu.
ant to adjournment, the Tenth Ward Repubii-
l.can Ciub viii meet this {Fdday) evcping. at
streets. ALI Republicans are invited to attend
Good speakers will address the meeting.
AA1 scnrt5zR, Seerstary.i
EIGHTH Ward RAILr,-Tho Eighth Ward Re-
publican Club will hoId 4 meeting this (Fsiday)
Clark Street. Hon. Isaac n. Asnn'i, 4. Harvey,
Esq, J. L. King, Esq G. +. C1octer, ESQ.,, Cas-
per Butz, Edward Srhlaeger, aud other protni-
nent speakers, will address the meeting. Let
every Republican voter Of the Ward turn ont
and By their presence show their interest in the
coming election.
Per Order of the Executive Committee.
, 1860-02-10

TnE W:ArnER.-iesterday was us gustT and
squal!y as Gatu'ent baby. It showed in
strcaks, gare icw CLEANS OF sunshine, finally
looked doubtful, and then cleared up cold.
, 1860-02-10

NEs. WuEELFE's L.c1rErs.-We neticc from
our Michigan exchanges that Mrs. Helcn Mark
ham Wheeler Of this city, is on highly sue
cessful tour through The flourishing towns in
the Southern part Of That State, with the course
Of Lectures on Physiology, Which will be re-
,ncmbered by many Of our lady readers US Civ
ca in Chicago.
, 1860-02-10

SABBATH ScuooL EXHIBITION of
most interesting character took place last
evening at the Scandinavian Church on North
franklin street, Rev. Paul Anderson, Pastor, an
exhibition b. tito children Of the Sabbath
School connected with that Society. The excr-
cises were N English and Norwegian, and high
IL credltab;c to the little folks. The admission
fee goes entirely 10 benefit the Sabbath School
in extending its means Of usefulness.
, 1860-02-10

UNITED STATES MAHsuA1s1f1r.-Wel learn that
fho:aas lIayne, EsG. vii be sworn in on Mon
DAY, and Immediately thereafter enter upon his
duties in the United States Marshalship
, 1860-02-10

CAMERON AND LINCOLN CLru.-Ihe Cameron
and Lincoln Club will meet this evening at their
Hall, No. ao5 Randolph street, a: II o'clock.
The Hop. Isaac \. Arnold and the Hon. Nor
man B. Judd will address the Club. AllRepub.
licaas aud citizens arc invited to attend.
Jo " Extt cer@r
, 1860-02-10

SIsGEn's SEWING MAcu1sEs makes perfect
lock stitch, the stitch presenting tie same ap-
peatance on 10th sfdtstJ tic .fa5ric ss.on.
"Light Family Machine, 1852; Letter L
Family Machine" (new) s7s; ''No l and 2
Tailoring Machine, Sg5 and sl05; "Interna-
tons" "(new) sll5. Hemuers IS each.
Machines for all kinds Of Lsstler se1in9 con-
stantly on hand at G5 Lake street.
jya6-1m 4. ". uAnn1s, Agt.
"Ci7Y HorEL."-We have reduced our rates
for day board to $3.50 per week. from date.
Z. tuAEns i Co.
Chicago, Jan. II, 1860. ia17.lm
, 1860-02-10

1Sn1crrn.-A bill was found yesterday By the
tiraud Jnrr Of the Recorders Court against
jerome v. Foster, now in jai' here, for libel in
his 1:l:hv communications to the United States
pniicc Gazette
, 1860-02-10

The CLEVELAND LODGE FEsrlrAI.-Thc Fes-
tiva1 of the Cleveland Lodge at the fremont
llousc last evening was u brilliant and success
full Affair."
, 1860-02-10

Editors p1ess aal Ttitute; :,
/ SEQ ia ;sstsr1as77's5 Gr;sse=e;, i I'll insertion
signed "Many Sutscribera." in which / au
charged with his.ing certain Republican SPEAK.
e1s at their meeting. declare his assertion to
he IN unnitignted calumntation, which only
shows the anger of certain. parties who cannot
get their man sufficiently arplauded. l nei~
ther want or expect any political rrefcrnent or
favor from their pc: candidate; anG am in no
wi6e affected BY their futile aspersions..
PErEr kAnIuUfEn, Fire Police.
, 1860-02-10

CALHOUN DrllplSG.-Ne notice The luc mar
bic structure on the corner. Of Calhoun place
and South Clark street, has been called and con-
spicuously labelled, calhoun building" in
honor OF a late lamented citizen.
, 1860-02-10

DoAnp OF TrApE Rooxs.-Thc Board q
Trade Koom n Ncwhouse's Building will be
completed in about Two weeks.
, 1860-02-10

Sale OF FlRE ESGlSE.-U. +. Harris, Chief
Engineer OF the Fire Department, has sold for
the city the engine known as !" Old Silver Sides,'
belonging to Garden City Engine Company NJ.
c, to Mr. .hmes, Of Port Huron, Michigan. for
4 tsa1
, 1860-02-10

Sr. NAfxoSD'1 LEc7raE.-The Lecture oa
Italy Inst evening before the Young Mems As.
sociation, called OF: i good audience, Of which
it WIS entirely worthy. i was pronounced one
Of the most interesting Of the course.
, 1860-02-10

Speaker renut.stou appointed the House
Corn.i:tces yesterday: which will be found in
full iu-s'ur telegraph coiuu,n. Ar, Sherman is
Chairman Ct Ways and Means, Nr. Grow cf
Territories, Mr.. Hickman Of the judiciary, Mr..
Tashlueac q: Ill u Commerce, and Mr.
Eilc:er Of Elections.
, 1860-02-10
TIL E CITY.

kE:ossSr.-C. l.. Noble, Ut No. 1a3 Clark
street, has new little Kerosene hand limp, Il
gem Of IN affair.
, 1860-02-10

class Of ,;ymnasts give m exhibition at Metro
po!itau Hall on the a4tl inst.
, 1860-02-10

-" See advertisement: Of Scholarship for
Sale" in another column. This is an excellent
opportunity for any one tiesirous Of receiving a
commercial education and thorough instructions
ia tilc science uf pcunnusEip.
, 1860-02-10

CuAr17apLE TALL Dr TIE "SoSs OF CoLrM-
E1A,"-The Committee hare changed the object
O.. the Ball announced before. being now for the
bcucat Of the Home for the Friendless" in
Chicago, to take place Mt Metropolitan Hall on
fhs, a2d inst, Tickets $1.00.
, 1860-02-10
Ccrrcctfon,

In your paper Of to-day you say the assess.
,nent' for opening South Lasale street has been
allowed By the City Attorney TO 80 by default.
This ID erroneous. Tue case was fully argued
before Judges Wilson and :Goudrich. and the
application for judgment refused. This was m
assessment made ID 1886, when Thos. Dyer wAs
Mayor. The assessment roll was declared void
by the Court on account of errors committed
by the Commissioners at that time.
Gcorer F. CRocEkn, City Attorney.
, 1860-02-10

The So1l1rr House RAPE CAsE-iHSoIn AsD
CApr Acer1r7Ep.-Thc trial Of the two young
men Arnold snd Cady, in thc iiecorder's Court
for lay or two past, cnied yesterday morning
and the clse was given to the jury, who after
being cut somc hours, came in with verdict Of
nruuittal
, 1860-02-10

CIrT HOSPITAL Free DIsrEssA Er.-Thc Ply
a'cians and Surgeons h:ving charge of the City
Hospital hare opened at that Institution Free
Medical aud Surgical Dispensary for the benefit
ofthc poor. The Dispensaryis open every day,
except Sundays, from, Q to o'clock P. II. All
kinds Of cases will be received and the best at-
tcntion given them. Application can be made
auy dug at the above time, when there Mill
always be some one in attendance who will treat
the case and furnish medicine gratuitously.
, 1860-02-10

NASuFAc1rnEs IN CtlcAGo-TnE WaolEsALE
CIo7n1sc TaAuE.-Hnc. is being now done to
| furnish actual proof that the manufacturing era
| in cur city is about to commence. The subject
is deserFedly attracting universal attention
here and abroad, that by locatiou and CONNER
cia! relation with the Northwest, we are soon
to look within ourselves for that solid and sub
stantial growth based On the employment ofour
citizens in manufactures Of uaauiAold classe*:
This could 1ott any great extent take place
in our former era Of c1orbitant rents: high
prices and c=o7bitans rates Of living The queE-
tion, with the Intelligent capitalist, was at oneo
answered when the rcnt Of houses Of the small
er and medium class WIS asccrtained. and che
expenses uf LIE were cortrasted With those else
where 1t would be useless to ash The mechanic
to exchange ! location in cus!ern cities md
comfortable home within the reach OF his earn
ings, for what the same wages would command
here. Those who attempted to bra7e these dif-
fs7cnces, whether employer OF mechanic, e1-
persenced them MI too severely.
This being the c.se, all who arc interested in
the permanent prosperity Of Chicago will re-
ioice ut the indications that lring here is every
way to be as cheap as in other cities Of parallel
prosperity and standing. With this view, we
hail everr ,ceess;,n IN tha nu,nba- of our man.
ufacturing enterprises. The wellkrown Ready
Made Clothing firm Of Il. " Hunt & Co., j
nrominen, and we,,.estah];,hed bouse in their
line. hare removed from their former store. Nc.
20 Lake strcet tn the snsc;one don,,.e sa1or.
room in the scco-d storv nj. gnrr,,,. Rtoct m
.bc corncr NJ 1,,,.o s,rcet. and v,h,sb A-,n,a
,o,1 ora mi. .c,.,n T., oonran,a ,ho noa,,c,.
tnro of ,bai, st,c,- n ,h;s .;tv ona horo a.
ready in hnn5 tho m,kinc I'm of tha;r .se,,t,,snt
for ii. Shrine, t,,de Th;s "a hnt Tho n;onaar
mnremont of nr,,or,,s othsrc of hi, nd H.
ftrod c,,seee ~, ". wow n,o,o;.;na =.
- ~ ~ fi5 NJ 80
.ett"Asn ~ an o'o ana es'aoisneo house WHO
.A'e at11'su e'e.! luea u 'ac stouho' Lucy
~ Ao" ae' ~ 'a'" ue" !'a'se'" 'ao enses
ulou sne season .Ia'e WIN ausao'sl'es eqaal'eo
- -" Ao"7sS =. sAe.e t.ne ~ eue ''R'n"eS''
IMPROVEMENTS OK THE NoEru S1pE.-Mr.
Burling, the Architec. for The work, informs us
that he yesterday received proposals for the
erection of block of brick stores ut the corner
Of North Clark and Water streets, for Col. Geo.
". Ewing of Fort Wayne, Indiana The size
Of this block will be 81 fee: on Water and l39
feet on Clark street, and will contain seven
stores On Clurk and one On Water street. The
block will be three stories in height, exclusive
Of high and airy basement, and will be finish
ed IN plain Jet thoroughly substantial manner,
with the second story tinished'ato Offices. The
IA 4IFajo aff han %Er,,e
, 1860-02-10
11:ecsels 4 Irrihtl1te
OH 7 E;AGC
4 CORRECTION.

~~AAAAE1tAA AO1NA
The Tyres made us say yesterday that il
Mayor Hn;ucs had pursued Wentworth's style
Of rctrcncamcnt aud ecouomy the citizens Of
Chicago would have paid iu general taxes and
npecial assessments S674,33o more than they
Save paid. It was written and was Intended
to read $374:3eo, to wit: ..
Went ~"rh's c1ccs Of gene1ll tar over 41!Ee5'
1ttn nSsr net ,ecand .--........ aS I4.57
:" *5tu"Th'. tAccss OF SPECIAL assessment oyer
aaasnee t%ssst- t6iGls.
1'stso preE taal:4cs scco.a scsr....--... 1+t6.G8
Total. .........t237 i, ,31 to
When it is remembered that Wentworth not
ooly did not ray II the Dyer debt Of $l76,-
1887, hut Increased it to sos .o48.8o, pco-
pie caa understand what is mcant by that per-
saas s clttcr :bsut financial rcfarm.
REpEB.ECAN C1TY CONVENTION.
Tue Republican Executive Committee met
las: evening at the Court House ard decided
to call Il Convention for the nomination Of city
clacers, TO he he'd OF Saturday, the 1871, inst.
-:he primary elections TO lie lleld On Friday
evening: the 18th.
, 1860-02-10

E1 {. Z, 5CRI7EN. AI.<rtltln1 4ge~t, . Dear1a~ns
u okori.e 10 1s.fre Advertisements for sais aai all s
L<-~iia9 Pap<Ys cf sit North Eef. !1l-b29ky
, 1860-02-10
LOCAL MATTERS.

~ Go to John Jones, 11s. Dear born street
and get your clothes cleaned and repaired.
They will be well done and at prices to SUIT the
tfmas
, 1860-02-10

;'srsoyA1.-We notice the arrival at the Briggs
House Of John J. Houston, Esq, general freight
and passenger agent Of the Pittsburgh. Fort
Wayne and Chicago Railroad Company. Nc
understand Mr. Houston comes to remain with
us, fully empowered to control both the freight
nul passenger departments Of this great line
position hc has elsewhere filled to the satisfac"
tian Of lis Company for several years past.
, 1860-02-10

A SSIGNEE'S SALE.-Tor sale
st cost BY order Of the AssIzree the eoess Of MI.
- 1t stortA no. Ct Laks afee Under T.emuut Hopse
asd Il Nc. tin South Clark street tn LaInon B1ock
ja13xlm BkN5. F. WALKER. Aas'xnss.
, 1860-02-10

4s1 rNovfDEN:E, r. t. STAT. OF Rhode leland, &c,
Ifov!d'uc. &c. A. tie September term Of the su,1ene
31os;oen;e. IN ,hs ssas ct Khede 1<!ana Hs, t~aor
hills u tle ount yeFrou .nk, ic or,cf l= ene 10
dtSd nd q the assets Of raid Bank kcoHl tie
130.
In accordance with td deere. tia uzderfgne gre
fceto AZ ''deTs Of the bIs Of saI h.nk 10 puss tar
sine With hc,, It Ills Office N Blackstone book No q
Heyb:.et eet s SAID urdencr. ttfVte the fist
day of July &. D. $50 an TIA such cepo-,tors AL.!
ce:ve from him certificates Of such dvposts which I'LL en-
title tc u all pyabe et bills by fu:1rr
osdcl Of SAID Court. CHARLES BfNWSEI.-,
Receiver + the Mount fctEun Bank.