davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1860-03-16

tlulid On such an occasion, and would willingly
confront the most ehost'y phantom for the sake
Of cleaning information from tho unknown
world. So hc addressed the spparition rs fol-
lows: Mr.. Sands, am Efaa to sec you. But,
asyou never came here when alive, / am sur
prised to scc you here now." The ghost made
no answer; in fact, seemed not to perceive the
Doctors presence, but quickly vanished from
his sight
Here is tbe remarkable part Of the tale: On
.ae very next n'eht ,he samc appearance F's"
nea 'ae l'octof again. IN the same part ol TUG
4o,4st, ana asan 'ah'snea On oetns aco'essco'
a 'o!fo o'ent ene poao1cn cauo, aud was oe-
SOUGHT " tue oostor 10 declare LIS wishes. II
ae coulo aay anysn'ns or had at'} }taing 10 say.
ou' was "u'e as ever, sooa sanisaea' ana las
Aos s.oee s49"cu .oe P'aee'
1h's Is she 0oc'ors own sta'em1 ut, told IN
CAIN ono haniofous way anu coupled with an
assurance OF bis own belief that be hes been the
victim o1 al opt1ca' deius'on. Inc part OF
LEG l"oras! 1ous nann'ea "as tne see''on deso-
eeo 10 "o3As Q" olnhuu'sm and Oemooo!osE.
fefhaps Tue 'Ferturbed spirit WAS posting
n'mse'l Us 10 1he oes1 means OF communicating
"tn MS ea''n's 'r'ehos. IL queer 1aas 1nc
Ooe'or' oe'ns possessed ol INC mana sdna III
sdAo eo+poTf' shooia hase been cneaeo " h's
eyes III LIS own tueofy IS correct) on tntee sue
cess''e n'Shss' aaa' thoa3n nc lao5as AZ tnc
Ha'tef nlnlsel'' nas lfaenas-.ht. oalc'o"' a'.
rotsonl' e'e'-afe III elate ~ "" @ae.u'e"' "'
us pio'a' un'aFnlsnea ta'e' | oo"c 'n'n" LUG
Doctos nao oeen s'ocyinsS too naea ano "as
, 1860-03-16

The Comptroller Of Miwaukce has furnished
to the Wisconsin the indebtedness Of that city.
~ follows: On Railroad Bonds, 81, GA 900, aud
On Bonds issued for municipal purposes, $.es,-
350-to which may be added the Interest due on
nailroad Bonds making an aggregate Of g.
Al, ,3l6 Of bonded debt. The following is de-
tailed statement:
, 1860-03-16

WANTED-To Purchase 4 fine
W Carr.a'e Hcfse. with srcl sc,l,; A.. -. g.;
seu:! sA> :'a't:tr er:c E:l- ALy rtr.n h,ya .rrh
ho'*e u ~ very tw fos ea.h. NAV Ill re. L.
.AtJ s,';e*%tlpfen &c. As. waited. snn! tss!sac,
r'perfy IN e!l'E.n OF waea>h 47c:rc c,r:a,k. h:
az;H. ~ :, ..t,t
, 1860-03-16

MADAME AkERSTROli'S AS
n1 sENpLr. M. ls5 Raada.ra .:,ees, e'vntr Of
Wela II. 10 Tor this 3,uul il: Pleasant IarIs
usli.ase plct MoGd1:. 1?a .ht Slsel*c L4o pet.
eptud - nnS n no!s r st4de az.a.t. M *:ant
iahI,,1 el on No.u4y ( March .:t1. u.nit3tAec.
, 1860-03-16
GOV. UKS9E I'll.

Our letters from Springfield say that Gov.
B1ssELt is still very low; and that his case is
not much il any more hopeful Dr.. Pope, Of St,
Louis, is with him, in consultation with his at
tending physician; but We have not learned
Tint he encourages the friends to lock for the
{Ioyernnr's recoyerr
, 1860-03-16

The steamer Grey Eagle, Capt, Ilarris, lett
Galcna on Wednesday for ST. Pau', CT any
point below that city, where further narisa-
t;on is impossible on account Of ice.
, 1860-03-16

McylcKEc's DESEF1r.-Let the benefit nigh,
Of the excellent and liberal mausger, aud capi.
tal actor bc bumper. 4 superb bill is offered
for this cyening.
, 1860-03-16

rT We are under obligations to .Ir. II. D.
Coivin, agent for the e. s. Express Company,
for late California papers.
, 1860-03-16

-M<*.rs. EIitor:-Ciose upon our city e'eetion
follows the snnuas election OF the Ytung Mems
Association, which has grown 10 be IN impog-
tant Que, 70 We shall have stirring tunes gain
this year especially viii! there be lively work;
The public must not he shocked ii the ladies'
VIC do not intend to vote, oh no, indeed-sl,ou'd
ele.tioneer pretty sharply, and far This reason:
a large portion of the members arr dissatisfied
with tie present arrangement of the library and
will try 10 elect otticers that are in favor OF
change to tue freedom Of other days. Tue rub
lie already know cur grievances by articles th:t
appeared in the papers sumo weeks since, sl,eh
will be acted upon the coming election.
Now, ladies, is The time 10 exert that inttu-
ence which The 'sLorls Of Creation" say il
greater than il VIC went to the ballrt box. and
from recent events think it is SO. Lc: US haye
new Librarian, and thea the rails may disap'
pear, as the certificates Of deposit alre 4dy have.
and frequcaters mny be permitted to walk
through the library a. Of gore. II we are to have
u nem President. which is hardly necessary. rs
the one We hare is good one, could rot .1r.
Bryan be induced to accept. t"c nominate ~
again. Come, let US have the expression Of
those interested, in good spirit. Mrs. L. Il.
, 1860-03-16

PEnsosAl.-Allen Butler, Esq, Of the New
York Central Railroad, was in this city yester-
dar, lust returned from New 0lleans.
, 1860-03-16
- E II . V Il !. :.
WIN. A. RU.H'rETt2 6 CO..

*AAs <A% - ~ . i AsbA1 ~ %~s$
GEN'L AUCTION AND COMMISSION II NE!kCifAHf*,
HIVE tem6veh to The ;s1e stores IN th- Io,i ii s X
Ns - AID s. fea1!teF, ~r~tt, It !ti rh.he the
fremont Hetlsrl ~kcre they VII eGashae II! 'ue'ou
a1l * nlr tFG.tncss In h it,. c- rt
se!v+, tn,.ast nil brssreas e,sustd su :. c-. VITA
prLnlt. lt.tne-~ u j t&lery.
Pars~r n,ten.t rv-n In Ar;ra~r e:.. anil .e's@ .:
re's"nl f."r*,ty ai r,1t. ne.s st.fs< 1!,:' -:e'
ton 1"Ih to1ts ea.t -hv.. are f.s tta
u n! krL+ Lo' k,- o. -s" turri.. 1e~ ar, ~
t'oh: silver Ware. Wrst lnl. Ocdr ses!;e, A1
.av ntxr aHce u.lIy exn r. Au.1t'.n IL U.s. h:
W.rer G.> Fis,ufs 1e:ie,, thc,so; a: >u.:' i Ca
In: q! Far D+a.r+. r!,.earo: j.: Galloway L t'..
Chtasn; i,st nj, i. 1o-. mug. Dr: d.. Ga.
t,"as T"teyx tn'.. Fa"n:ta's t'sa '::T ;G."
Hs1na - TX .hsa-o: r. r y: s:.s*; ~: '-s-t.
cAias+o Obes.h I.ek.oc. k~a., Cts,s": N-..r% a..
kins, lAouns ltuhs1ss Att ney-. hSt.". r-'.t- tua
, 1860-03-16

1Ns e3jtoss At fAs .Rsfor LsbrNrY.- The -efte
York E3.bs.- Hon. -3trajia Ltae"th.s
Real Ess~fs spscxfaf son--Gss o. fh< EHn-
G9esA or \ F'oss, Sc. 4rs
, 1860-03-16

TERNfAIN,S STEa1f Sr1tD r,
r. ~<-.@ A-"- - =" ~ A1-a~A:' ILL iii
vs" Of u. great !u2as72ee: n Cicasn, ot 1:aet.-
e oevfiC. enf. u"a cur A.t3 n prF !e+ n{ naval
conjunction ssd T:gion Iunsnes1td bv s1s G:,Eaa
a. b41Ao now In our ely the true. Yrd hese
H$ oE ftooo ne sato7 las. sse istd Tie a?2ro-
~ o. any seentias sni practical Ee2. u high a:t1
m1nts anu rfn n:l tetn
!.esotssc 4aat ne oe fqae9eo 70 Ers 70 tae
s..1:Ls OF pc2i g po-tont tne cr tt sun
ena7 AAe sa.r TH auA r. e11s l aeoGt. e..
<u, Ssia y cAlL1Ss seS H-as1 o: Ts..-a.
ch'sa:0' Aa'eh IL 1s@.
the 9aGersshea cs -. % Cheato. ee!Ex cftE1sd
tnaL r. e1!n q 111s asse oy !tsosu r. E:*t1 ~
Is1man: o. naaA, =, se toa. ego N.oa O. MATS
uyot HhSn tooA1oGl sno stP1Aa .Nas9 t!en - sea
.!'s aEc pt ~ na2 ~ eHssr.etee Hta f.n NJ
rs .a:E Waka - pes@Ft"' u I:-a !. ~:
~ ~ S ~ .4e pots:Hs Q. e'S = sul a.
sot t1s tSMten ot tae lo.14 2! t.ees ~ tsesu5
;se % - est a.ns % @ ne 1 sna =,
sae - ~ eas $! !! tatI t3 ~ ea Ee1. ai:
re .aas .hev n nay oS aes =, aSa M ts @ ~
3tc " uaen IT sT.eIeIt ~, uesss.I c. 1asnA'
HlE:AAA y = sdo1.-s' :. 4: Nj -t'IH"n'
SJTa. nUnHc -. .nEv .rv&v
Il. A.O.tlLAAS, al 1hA" A-A1 LIN.
--oa1 'o~01 o4eI--
ti n.fsns sn e11n nes ~. uetEAa taeot!.
A"45 1o11 u Aae 2So'e aasa@1ou" ~ ~ a40.7o-'-
.. H. ,...,,. -. H., .. ,, h. =. .
1seett ~ saSA1 " A5 s1Is'.. = asa - s, st -
~ 3r h, ~ @ tae nv; IVA = @ ~, ~ ~
,-rtrtcn ~ S.ser N.ssr.cr ~ and VI, t.;x ,hses
s-o >-s4 -s4s ~. y
, 1860-03-16

The following er:e1taiac,ett i ssspset:u;5 sAsntea.
The beauI:nt r. - Conaedy .:
TAKING THE CHANCES.
Tetez polawEdy. eousu itte. IeFsekef
Dt3genes Dnd, politician. .Ns Es31sry
kIkNF. fAst yeuLx paL. Mt. VI us
Billie e. Ii he:Ee9 51.s9 "Ss4Euf3
Nh fnt1 LsAAleA
Ihe rse; les yoe43sts,
IAA j.. e LCNEAED.
uara klaily vo:u ttesSi ii WI .:n; :t.I: f.yv1.ts
SONGS AND DUETS.
: seeoEd Appearances of
ZOUATE TWINS,
Qtlyrevsu ys3r4 old. who Mrnc. ieu xaSa En-
ve..4l de- itht iu shs.r PIT foEt 1:lc u
INFANT pKEHAEES.
TO conclude are, by chk7G, an;aor. sEs:sd.
FOWLER .3-s'D GK0uZER.
II With Nr Bsatiey. Mr. M9ess, Ars. uersh snd Ms.
Aye,s vi ~rseAs-
satr.dsv-EASlE rEaSs.
sTAnetasr sueeess:ul p!ay in p.sra1ioa II
Doom e7en * :: c1r:an stss at * e'e:esx pr:
EseY- .,,
I'm when be sceutt L dAJs IN atE2nes
fk:1ka " ApN.ssoS.-I4rQuettt I'D pFas Ciit1c, ~
seeo14 Eirtle .c; t,wer fEFafe io!ts -; Irte.
Z. u. ohEl.Aat. Tr4z1:ss
, 1860-03-16
COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.-

COMMISSIONED NOTICE.
~ Public Nouse he.ey gisen tn all n:c.e-t-
ID thaf the untecfnc1 Conalstn&rs appointed ~ te
Com1n Co4nei, " the Guy ot cLlea T. a4e1, ii. The
anaxes ard .ecopcnte de The 1csixr:!vtly Of
fa: real e>te sha BE- ap.o2 a:el aal taken fr e
esensl.n o the rla1 Of thiH. f+ct
ws ffvn tie cher Eoai 10 the S-tth Eru Gu u tha
esst hAf cf Dc: suuta Of E4 ts D.
tentaA being - tnak-a s;rcl e 1t, SIX feet E. The
feet oflut Il a!ek a. in sre'sn ery riae
~ tt'vsrs.c t tvulne ~, y. ranke IN III, ea-
1st Iat.d fus hl:h~ ~ liAs II 4y's 9,ni L:
q sn! 'ot oce nd 'kee ): tit .3D
prsroed 10 ba open hT tao ova of .,c!h .cxo e.
c1 anee wt ao order ss>ei In oE"n Cr,t: e;a
l8l; and 4 u< The a1uut III II Jan.
ages tEetrT w!th The Of The u4n The x
s17te bJ th~ teeutd b~uea1el u prlor,n tt. ally Is
may b. 10 the n.ets resulting tv ta.:tt Vt s-,sta
respectively will e.s Al M. in tie tour H.y.a
o. tte :nA tayof yslch Isea II tw n.u iUus:e.k 4.
IL, for tae purpose OF nak'7k sId assts.Eait.
TSfETS%tXiSsTiHH'; IL: %iiSsS! esHH:'s''s'''.
ClIeaxc, N.rch lslh. hi. 1ahie.naSs tt.
, 1860-03-16

A"sox EST" AAx FoUSp John Smith, Jr.,
{the sun Of old Smith) has been missing several
days; but VIC are glad to learn thas = JACK y
(who is *'t:ump'') has "tur1ed mp n last
lie vas merely "keen ng dark while Cook i
McLain. ut IS Dearborn, were "slicking up
some old clothes.
, 1860-03-16
+. II. r.
Parks Prickly P1asters.

They Inpa-t S:,fng1k i: thxy Annih:n:e f:tfa.
TLt.a dell, Lttul F7se-s y:t readily to the no:ien o.
tie 5L, ab.5.b rc. ai!on aa tr3w cE Ill the ottnsve
ccnza!a;.l Impurities ef the sy.ter,.-
rAEE'S eLoLll =. r:cd for al Chronic Pains
raztxr Fa:1tntst, DJsrers!s. Cc1ds, Cou.ur:r
TE!CHLT too. Rhennattua, Fer1alc Weaknes' &c.
TLleTElsS. Ttey letin the!r acti7e properties with
Arc sold By ot5e: Pia&ers a:e use'es Asl wsesc ~"
AL n.A.E7s plul rArx c*H1oS 11,sr. Every fsmEy
fro,alto should h4ye them. Oae sit= c.,t. thrre
~ tDIHES. SINS Oh 1catheE. Saupe sect by mall on
rccc:p: hi twea:y. .svo ctn:s. BARNES
i PARE, 1sand Is Park Row, New York. Sold Nlo.e-
sale AID Eeta,t by jim D. PARE 1s4 Lake street. =nd
by druggists generally. -. 1-h1e5st6t&~.n
, 1860-03-16
THE CITY.

Household Eunl:uz< Piano Ferte kc-, It 70 O'clock by
". 4. Huite.s Co.. a. 1.6 Hush etscet.
Second Hand and Kiteac, Furniture attn L. ~, a: No
Is South Jefferson s.Itkt.
, 1860-03-16

70 We arc indebted to the American E1
press Company for lale Cincinnati papers,
, 1860-03-16
anluSculf1&tG.
31cVICAER7S T:IEAIn5.
AF-A Esttsoa e.eet, b::ween Sts:4 :o: :: a:e,.
FRIDAY EVENING, Nag. l5,a. 1.p.
Complimentary l3cne ct to
III a. +. Il. v1CKER.

Tsn3eEed hy lie c;'-:rs ef C1.-as,.
Cu,1.s,. ia eh 18th, t:50.
J. H. NcyieKEa. Ela. (s1cv:ck='s Th.a..:l T;eu:.
dtr4i1IId. Aowctiz tuy app: sl41
crsfuf eNttavf r. for Of yea p1 grit tu-
eranuuity ~lA dr4maue .nrstan eEts TIT.
in Tie County, and ao Efghy e>n4atug your ehlsac:s.
w4ltscf nte. wi Express ,he .ane by tsnslcsuE y,
,rnsLn'cnia'T b:red' sch eUntsE Will -Four
, 1860-03-16

=,
MIL and all lts disgust'ng ROUNDS 10 10
delivered in twenty -four hours aftcr the stcam-
CT report Of the same. As the offer stipulated
r.. ~. ,.,.,:S..:N ..,,.-,. -. ~
4ot "ne puphea'loa ot tne au'no1 oAHe' 'A'
proposition has respectfully declined
Ilaye seen the famous ssWhat is it*' ut Bcr-
,,,,,,,a .,a ,,a1.a;,,.;,.,u ,noao,nca .s;t ~
u".4 . "uo a'"'a''a"ns9 p1oa' A."s,
nosAlng more than deiotmca aaa a.'enoa'eo
negro idiot, with q head singularly similar, in
thnnc ard exorex4o, IN that of m ane. Twas
n.~s~ :. c,o,-r.d ,.,,;,. .,a.;.. ~ Il, fonrs in
never captured while running on all touss' 10
The African forests" rs the Snowman unblu*h-
, 1860-03-16

SEwrEAcs--Ne notice that work11en are
completing the lower end Of Tho Rush street
sewer, left unfinished three years sincc, from
the high stage OF water then prevailing.
, 1860-03-16

WANTED lady wishes kitu-
w a.lon ia a rrIv.:t family wtss~ ht- 4tsvc-. In
teaching /: VII be eoasitsss1 sQuvacnt. Il quua
At IS Laks x1r.r.. H,'lt1ts.
, 1860-03-16

WAETED-Ey young lady Of
srre e1ret!ene., Situation Corc'E~... in a
GHsc; or ass Cup5e.s-uts1esa god hatd. te- cf re-
easIee. E:rea auA lsqu:e:. Ad:.css M. 4. Il = Wr
, 1860-03-16

"ANTED-To rent I vel fur:
et,Ae9 Eo,,. xta c.aeesu in soveE.4ass c,a'aIp.
ir. a!re ard e.y l.ea'e:- r"poiiin. e>-a4.1
E; sca1. -. 9n N44+ - brH4l=k. N Dc.lbals.s:.
, 1860-03-16

CAMERON AND LINCOLN CIrB This Club will
Several eminent speakers will add1 css the meet
inr. The interest is increasing in the canvass
a, The day draws near, and all Republicans are
invited to attend mud take some prsde III bring
ing ont the strongest men Of llse P.tty.
]. EELL, Secretary.
, 1860-03-16
NUMBER 22l.
G1lanteD.

"ANTED-To man with cash
ear':a1ot s9No or - 1nr e..:cs Is ogsrcsl
70 e.er into payn. bcs.ss II tAis city. address
boz &fh LII. pN-f Q8;tS. flhIix:f
, 1860-03-16

NAN1ED-Dy young man Of
Ans- s1par'nee. .itr alton c!r:: A:..>t3a.
Fookk. eper. Grocery lpsiIe psefervd: won4 nb-
'ee- arY employment n honorable buAre>s Address
'C L. r." Il Eh.4 efirr. Elatj7at
, 1860-03-16

1NCf3CXIk 1dk41KEs NA CH IEh, LEU.
10 Neszs Jshu @. IIanes, Y. T. Gu'n'e, l. L. E1iksn.
". II. Glmau. Z. Il. 01eE. and otusrs-
Gax1LxA1x: :-Yuur aAta.tnt notl Of the 18th Is r.-
eel. ri and - oi soun sur k!nd OFT ac:ert
uaslde1rg the au} honors have cxv.u fri ct
zsnsuf cAl.I. mud gzilng cpn tte multi ta OF
now for an"taer ett.ursa. saotld e he.rc
IN sltts .bu!ea u: u1a 81 nt Lake i rudy.
both in professional tt*.to sen.s - d.scrye a
5s.o4 op Eu1 Ct my felluw ct WI saEs for
pts-4n:i n4J hea vi pti nit
evening, March teta, fvr ahs bkttft- fo+rs .tuir.
ual5-al4.1 J., ~. Nctlt kEH.
, 1860-03-16

UALsrEAn Sr:EET BrlpGg-Ec notice that
uasstc1l street bridge is completed and in lis
place. The approaches to tue bridge on either
shore remain to be finished. The improvement
will be valuable one, Of much convenience to
the public.
, 1860-03-16

~ Kngsford l. Sons Purs REFINED STARCH
for the Laundry, and Coru S:arrh for I'uddings
Custard., &c. For sale by WE. ncLaushI'n
1f3 State It. mar14 ct.
, 1860-03-16

rF- Go to John Jones, 119 Dearborn street
and get your clothes cleaned and repaired.
They will be well done and at prices to suit the
, 1860-03-16

1.o.s. MA special meeting Of the Sons OF
Malta will be held on Friday afternoon, March
10th, at 4 o'clock. It is desired that all ths
members will be present.
By order Of the Grand Commander.
, 1860-03-16

DIR Goops-Sew Goods jus! received ut J
B. Sutton l. Co.'S, $50 State street. maf2-ct
, 1860-03-16

uo FOR P1kE's pEAx.-A party Of fvo young
men Of this city left for the Gold Regions day
or two since. A company Of thirty Chicago
citizens start for The same destination on Non
flny next. Both parties took the Hannibal and
St. Joseph route-sll rail to the Missouri river.
Tae bulk Of the emigration from this section,
and making Chicago point Of departure prom
iscs tn take this route,
, 1860-03-16

KEROSENE AND Coal OH LAxrs.-The smallest
stock in the ci.y Of Old styles can he found at
Lamp and Oil Emporium between Nashnstoa
and tfnd;son strccts. mchlO 1T
, 1860-03-16

THE Tax SA...-WilLin few days past the
money has poured into the Collectors 01ice in
one steady stream, in payment Of the taxes ad-
ver.iscd. The se|e, which was to tal;c place
yesterday, commenced, but was adjourned for
n short time to give property owners an oppor-
tunity to come ia, in advance Of sale. Mark
tLnt aud save expense.
, 1860-03-16

Freight Can BuaNEp.-We learn that on
"Wednesday night 4 freight car in q westward
bound train on the Chicago, pittsburg and Fl.
Railroad, took fire, as is supposed. by sparks
from the locomotive, and waa totally destroyed
with its contents of yalnable freight.
, 1860-03-16
The Joseph Stout Jury Still Ont.


The trial Of Joseph Stout Of Ottawa, in the
United states District Court, charged with rio
isiion Of the Fngitivo Shire Law Of 1850, in
aiding the rescue of the fugitive Jim in October
Inst, was concluded and the case given to the
jury on Wednesday morning.
This Jury came in last evening, having Eeen
out thirty 1orrs. They assured the Court that
they could not agree, one Of them adding they
'could not agree il they were together until
1909" One Of them complained Of severe in
disposition. Nine host Of the fremont, David
Gage, complained Of having been without food
since S A. H., il being then half past P n.
The Court refused to discharge the jury, and
they eadIy followed the officer back to their
quarters for the night.
In the meantime, since this Jury went out, the
case Of James Stout, brother Of the above
named defendant, has passed to trial, and been
concluded. Mr. Stout, who is a lawyer, con-
Quoted his own defence, and introduced come
minor but startling Innovations On ths formal
practice Of this august Court. His jury were
out last evening, still unable to agree, haring
been out seven hours. They aver also that they
cannot ag1ee upon verdict Thus there were
two dozeu nen at least last evening shut up for
the night, to the contemplation Of the beauties
Of the Fugitive Stare LEW, and the fruits Slav-
cry entails evcn upon free society aud free men.
The fruit Of these quiet trials in our United
States District Court has not yet r1pened-
, 1860-03-16

[IOR RENT.-F,e will r.n: to 4
= Gacrs tsasi the c,'. so nf OF; vltr.c;.c-Ux
~ ant ast TIC .tss Iii. Ii tl, *4.l n NJ ii
Ii" = i vi. tt 1e:..e4 tlea +, - st!.e
Ec-n.si I'M. CUDLAf Il EAhEHE-1.
, 1860-03-16

VI hs:e estu' t!' a@xs '.u.d .,,a:;,' II. s .hs
tr--. 'er the. =" s5ie1. I:r. Ii. ii -~rr i. :.
an' Snes.. 1Iof. aad .ysr}tain- Ii, os ':'.r
!ieu't'4''a fara:;an,. Hau.e& I.a..,, ve.... ~:
S3::o< SIC 81; .al ar r. ~ ."1e>s c''.'-' ,". 4
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, 1860-03-16

~ {. s. ScElTzS, kase.t::is: 4:tRt u 1a.a.1o1Hs
aahor:ssl 10 reeei-e At-esis<Ee, ~ sa'' ar a. As
ke1 ia3 rc.er. or ~ Eo,4h Ter. ja1tss+7
, 1860-03-16

PEnsoxAL.-1lon. Jot,a +. Farusworth, 1Ieu1-
her Of Congress from this District, Hon. Fitz
Henry Warren Of Iowa, Hon. !. II. Adams,
State Senator from the First District, and Hon.
John ". Newport, Of Morris, are ut the Briggs
IInnxA
, 1860-03-16

HALF FARE TO TIE CmcAco CONVENTION
The Cincinnati, uariilton and Dayton, the Day
ton and Michigan, and The Pittsburgh, Fort
Wayne aud Chicago Railways, hare arranged
to bring passengers 10 tue Chicago National
Republican Convention and return them for ont
fare, or half price, The above roads make q
complete line between tbs city and Cincinnati.
We presume other roads centerin:. in this city,
anl all their connections, will make the same
liberal arrangements.
, 1860-03-16
Co l1fllt.

TO RENT.-Docks on the East
sEet-. u. +. ADAMS. ;: 14.s stncr. ,cp .t:4i..j
, 1860-03-16

NANTED-By two sisters from
~! Sew Eas!x,d. stnatlons in s:l:o. Is Gn.lc
Itactrs; o7e tt:arh English haueke4 Aa,hemst:es
e ifl PEctlr+ aa0 Df.wlrG M htecdErs th= nth
-, CS,c1c Ill. 1,,h1.ytr q
, 1860-03-16

TO RENT-Tne dwelling houses
L W. a1A ~ WABASH av.tur l'ss4 s.i.n ~ IA
e!ssn A't! :s Ain. eo~. 46 Id ~ ta:;>a t.,. -
WAJ- r u, q tic. n,1;xaw
, 1860-03-16

e Auction sale Of secondhand Furniture,
parlor and Kitchen Furniture, Friday, March
1Clh. at 10 o'clock, at No. is South Jefferson
street.
, 1860-03-16

MARINE MK1ASer.-Captain Cre.s, of the
steamer Milwaukee, is succeeded By Captain
Richards, with change in under ohiccrs...-
The steamer Huron has come out as neat as
new pin. j. The Collingwood propelfers are pre-
parirc to be of in their tri-wcekly trips at the
earliest opening Of navigation. 1.-The steamer
lines on this lake will within week oil be in
o,era.i,n for t:,s season -. The steamers hare
begun running on the st. Clair River. The
steamer Milwaukee will leave for Milwaukee in
a laT or two.
, 1860-03-16
STAFFORD s SlIEULMN'A
Auction and Commission House.
149. go. Vatcr-Ht, Cx;caso, I'll. 100
rssr OFFICE BRAVE, !;s


JoER +. Stafford. teia1 II. Sanst{x..
Late 5 .1sn: * ce.5azr. a:eAE,Gaos.h::.cA
, 1860-03-16

yXANIED-CO COOPEE
w Tse sse.c-tcr wi; atr.rtc NJ racsIu. Car:e.s
fecst.t4 hy E:ra and y. IL hold Ill sold.
TODc FuLEs, sTAyEs AND uE4 plSGS
Bar.ht ard for aa.e. GEO. i. SEAyEESS
fes.kfl1er. T}r,vh,1-, x..Ae.
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-04-14
CITY INTELLIGENCE.

MILITARY PREsENTArIoN.-Last night the Batta l.
ion Baltimore City Guard was the recipient of an
elegant present from the 7th company of the cele-
brated Seventh Regiment of New York city. 1t
consisted of a card of thanks, written on parch-
ment in most beautiful chirography, and framed
in the most costly and elegant manner. The fol-
lowing gentlemen, composing the committee of the
7th company, brought on the card: Lieut.. j. ID.
Moriarty, Corporal X. n. Bowerman and pryates
Theodore Hathaway, F. II. Pinkney and W. Bar
nard Private Hathaway, on the part of the COM
mittee, made the presentation speech, in which he
referred to the hospitality and courtesy which the
Seventh Regiment received at the hands of the
Battali ion, on its recent march through this city
route for Washington, and stated that the card
of thanks was but trivial expression of the sent
ments of company 7th of that regiment, for the
many acts of kindness it had received from the
Guard. Capt. Lloyd Parks, on the part of the
Battalion, received the present in neat and ap-
propriate speech, assuring the committee that the
Battalion would ever hold in grateful remembr
all its intercourse with the Seventh Regiment and
instructed the committee to bear back with them
to their company the Acknowledgements and esteem
of the Battalion. Three cheers and tiger were
then given for the committee and 7th company by
each of the three companies of the Battalion, after
which the Battalion gave three cheers and a tiger
for the Seventh Regiment By vote of the Bat
talon. it ordered that the card be hung in So
cial Hall. After the presentation the companies
were dismissed, and several hours were spent in
social enjoyment.
SUDDEN DEATH.-A man was found dead in his
bed at the public house of John Bloome, No. &c,
Lombard street, yesterday morning. He retired
on Thursday night in usual good health, and in the
morning when the chamber maid went to his room
for the purpose of rousng him, she found him
dead, with blood issuing from his nostris. He had
only boarded at the house short time and his
name was not known. DR.. Morgan gave it as his
opinion that death had been caused from apo
plexy.
USING KNlvEs.-Y esterday morning two negroes
named John Pratt and VIM. III. Winchester en-
gagged in the oyster-packing establishment OF
Mr.. P. Gilbert, No. % Foundry street, quar-
relied and commenced fighting with their oyster
knives. Each party received three stabs in the
back, and Winchester was also cut severely on the
left arm. They taken to the Middle district
police station, where DR.. Morgan dressed their
wounds. Justice Hiss committed them to Jail for
Court.