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, 1860-01-25
D3sunfogs Fad Democracy;


Two candidates for the French mission were
urged upon President Buchanan by Influential
,ncmbprs Of the Democratic party. 01c was
Sorthcrncr, the other Southern; tue one WAS
renegade Freesoiler, the other q renegade Abo-
liLion,st Of the durkest dye; the one "asa Coian
n,an, the other IN ayowed aud shameless Advo-
cato Of the modern doctrine thut. if the Demo-
rrats are beaten in the next Presidential cleo
ton, it will be their right and their duty to de-
Strov the Union, seize upon the public buildings
and archives vi Washington, And plunge the
country into ciril war; The one was John 4.
nix Of New York, the other was Charles James
Faulkner, Of Virginia.
each was submissive 10 I'LL its behests; each
ready to violate at its order what had once been
his earnest convictions. II anything. the New
Yorker had most disgraced himself 10 Its ser
vice, for his Freeseiisu was Of a more recent
.latc, and his apostacy more sudden and shame.
less than that Of the quandana Abol't'ontst "f
Virginia. In point Of ability and fitness Tor Tux:
..uties Of the office, the New Yorker was notor1-
tusly much superior to the v,rginlan. -
And vet the President rejected Mr. Dix md
chose Tue Souttcrner. Why IVES this?
The reason was that the Virginian was a Dis
nuicnisf, aud that his claims were supported BY
that powerful body Of Southern Disunton.sts
D,ctators.
For the same reason Mr.. Faulkner was con
/. 1isned by the Senate, even those few Northern
Democratic Senators who would hare prefer
| red to vote for Sir. Dix, e'ving him their sup
port They did not dare TO vote aga'nss lis
| Mnionist.
Ne commend these simple facts to tue Demo
c,ats ret remaining in the North. lfthey wisl
10 be recognized By the memorable ruling powc
uS citizens Of the Republic, let them too tur'
| I>suniouists.. We dare say it Gen. Dix will nt
tend few so-cal.ed Union meetings. and dc
clare himself Justify for the doctrine Of destroy
inr the Union in case his party should be de
fta,cd at tue next election, lie too may yet b
nominated and confirmed to some office,
there is ono that Virginia Disanionist doe
lot want.
And, American frcemen, we commend thes
facts to you Is it not time that this corruY
and tressonnbls party. which has nothing {
democracy but The name. was hurled lrol
power. and broken in pieces forcrer:-H.
| Iribuat--
, 1860-01-25

Governor Chase's Letter on the nr1ns
The following letter faom Governor Chase 10
Senator Stanley. Of the Ohio Legislature, has
just been published:
"ColrxBrh October e1 1859.
Of your election TO the Senate, and was partic-
ulaEly grat,tied By your letter confirming the
good news and assuring me Of your personal
good will. Believe nc that ralue the esteem
Of such men as yourself far more bighly than
any office; and only regret when compare my
knowledge Of myself with THAT: esteem, that I
cannot feel it is better deserved.
"Sureiy there should be no disagreem ut be-
tween Republicans Us to the tariff. Whatever
may be any mans theoretical views Of free
trade, We are agreed that there is no prospect
Of the adoption Of tile policy Of unrestrained
commercial intercourse by civilized nations
during the life Of any Of US; and no one, | be-
'liere. proposes the adoption Of that policy By.
the United States without the concurrence of
other nations. Certainly do not ! am a
practical man, and wish to take practical views
Of this tariff question, MS of erery other, avoid
ing ultraism in every direction. / know that
we have ALWAYS had tariff. I know Tint we
have never hal i hor zontal tariff, unless the
Compromise act Of 1888 maybe called such. l
US long rs our. Union shall endure, re shall
have tariff. Now, these things beirg SO, i mn
clearly Of opinion that tariff laws, like all other
laws, should be 50 framed as to do "a much good
dnd as little harm as possible; and am, there
fore, in faror Of such discrimination rs will best
secure and promote the interests OF ,abor-of
our own fabor-and the general well-being OF
our own people, No man, in my Judgment, de-
serves The name Of IN American statesman WHO
would not so shape American legislation and
administration as TO protect American industry,
and guard impartially all American rights and
, 1860-01-25
Corporation Rntires.


4 N ORDINANCE REGULAT-
l., ISo the sals and weight of Hay aod designating
hs osdaaed by the T., auoa Council Of thu CITY Of
z sas ass
saiis.ss ~ nv u - sn each Dsvn =
nata ny " hod il otsess au.ak
-: 3Iss ID Scy ~esss1., es beto,, ,s.v or NV
81 M 20 ssan snlss upon ths tu1ss of ,hsr resuetye a.
ssssi !, ,' e ill., s
nv IN II I, sef , re du.s I'd
severity 70 sroyds et.s<:.s. VI ~ msshs.
ana tru to .s1xa any waxoa oi I'D i..i NJ H
Pc. 1jse: :ass e NV ;sf
damp ~s' not I'll ess q q "a
a.pyiox tlereo fof .h:es .a1 We pss,en 20
IL ses ne vs r. su ef ia cents from
IL ws,sh:s.- ,a.u .<r,,y s,.s
In sh'es aos.h. hs Giy s<aess Of Weisats aod S.a
,ss ne ma ,, He.,oa
= tst*d .ee.a taaa oaes T. thes es x -
'a ID ss td saa p; u F1peuss. 4
te.es1t. s,h. aaa eze .sai tee or Z RsS R1g,1s d
,aseatss ne aaaouas efeseh od. .ad ts Of eea
I'D Ths1 - sselc!s a1d !o4d "a weighed
iss 60 81
W.. a<a!n b .sihed without ehalxs hv tha city exn-
~ IL .sa ..ay III ~ IL. ats ss sts
eFAtctn hi. - dcefidae AM v-h.cle viii h
~ pave oten Weighed With any loAt until CITY
i ~si<hlnxtne ssa sn H.. sa >c.s
md On request Q! purchaser ever bale VI .v 30
ouessd Tor se all ere~eAht anI The t1Iense Of II,
sha. be ID by the puc.aser u The weight be
taahd sost; outlf nnai Incorrect, The expense xh.
iessush oat II bAie OF hsy sha * By tho esr. Aud
hereby c1aie the cuy Of City Weeher. to
use eat d nee In detecting aud tFnxnx 10
any petsoa Who shal offend aasust an Of ae
FZuv1..tns Of th.4 Ordnance
s1c. sA1lay ~hca ~. be offered for sale BY tie load
IN tAe fcAc.Eo ahal It nd OF ths hsy sants
here aaf1er dtaknAeu, In such at1 hammer ~ the
Ms!ux 4irees and person 81 I'll eeF for ur ell ay
10 ID Ut has within the Iis u Inc ef Of Chicago Without
tae rne has!nx dtst s~rn w+lhe by City Wekhxr aod
Aeertdte thssroftu eoootml heie~ tly+n. No pee.
500 who shal aer aoy eydc T. Of my City WtaheY or
sea- use Or Ut eupt to ii. for other LOAD OF
parcel fh- onsf VII eh he 2iven alter
The SeixhlnE ana hor tha ani delivery ot any IoaI
or ra"c, dim ns,h the qa4.ti.s thereof.
"A ha- sold OF c6efed Tor sae bv the bae shall
1zst x@xhe1ou proper by The d rson Ter.
nE the eaHlt for sale Aud the the weight Of such
o+'e II II % Stamped or mrket. III the ct the
70 Sid or dtsr for ,ae ahal NIh jes The 4uuuat
sasxmnet marked th- pesson % set ne oer.
+. ths .n,e tar sale, shall b. ccenea guilty Or s1onx
e-We>t Randolph street. from dty feet west Of Tho
vest line VI the HetNatAes uous< ems ns of lal
*Fe7d street: II Illinois m line North
CLARK street 20 the stne Of Hosh Ue4ronrn STREET.
inE space u si txea!y es cp-n he crn.re u tad
stands. -
&c e.-Ary pes-n uho shall offend 2klr.i any Of the
PM suna Of tats ordinance. shAl CONVICTION Ia
any um Lot exceeding 4+ III The tisr<ts,u The Cour
>Ec. l0-Any ordinance PIT OF ordnance Ii eoudct
with the n ovr Is he-sus tepeAieI.
fcAed IAaE4sY u. isoQ.
Attest: H. KEElsM ANN. Gig Ci-rk. jz,7s;
, 1860-01-25
Conflict between rTar&1.nI Ryndcrs
aud tle Reporters.

aud tie Reporters.
This moruirg the legal reporters Of the Tri-
iune. Ee-ning Post and Express, went TO the Uni:
Ted States Marshals Office, in the course of
their duties, to procure Information in relation
to the business of the office. The deputies
courtecusly answered III. Inquiries, and when
The reporters were about retiring, Sir. Hynders
ca,ne from the inner room, and ordered one OF
:hcal out. The reporters suggested they had
come there FOR Information, and they disputed
the Marsha''s {ieht 10 exrel them from public
ri1lce, as they behaved themselves in propsr
manner and did not interfere with the business
uF the Office.
They further told him that their duties re-
guircd them 10 call at the Office, and that not
wlthstanding his orders. they would 60 there
again. lie 1hereupon, IN m excited manner.
told them not to come again, as he would peecr
rive them auy informal .oT. and he Informed
The reporter Of the Eetning Pest that lie would
nut lin ont BY force if he made Ills appearance
there Again. The reporter replied that II the
Marshal laid violent hands upun him. he would
defend himself 10 the best Of his ability, md 10
the cxtcut, if necessary, OF giving him sound
Tie Marshal took frcm his pocket book a ono
hundred dollar iii md offered to give it to the
,+norter Of the Express for the use Of the rcpor-
ter. in case be (shc Marsha') should get tie
wutst Of the contest, Mt the same time calling
tue bystundess to witness thai lie reporter had
threatened to whip him if lie should lay Lis
hands upon him.
The reporter of the Express declined to hold
any Of the Marshals money, being convinced
that bis friend lid not enter the contest for the
sake Of gaining any Of the Msrshal's hard earn
cd cash. At this 1nomcu. Mr. Roberts. sten:.
osrapiic law reporter made his appearance. and
tue Marshal hnndcd him the tnouey. The re-
porter Of the Iost told 3ir. Kynders that he
syou1d adhere to bis resolution and the Mar
shal and Sir. Roberts then retired TO the Office
together.
courts and otfices fnr three years, and never be
'ore had the least difficulty arose from charge
made in public By Mr. Rynders, that some the
reports regarding the seizure Of the Ocean bird
from which the law reporters defended their
professional brethren, causing the i'll feeling on
;he part Of the Marsl1vl which lie manifested
| this ,nornins.-N. !. Post.
, 1860-01-25
rTHE GREATEST WONDER OF
THE N1xETEExr1l CENTURY.
Prof, W0od'S Hair Restorative.

tayath. st. Lout. Mo-, Democrat: Below We 1ub1ieh
iter to pr. wo"d Of ~ ea.{ itm Een'isnn'n -
hls ha touc Sucn evidence u-t h.vc lis effect. when
coming from ri.4ae suree. u certificate: a:e s:at
Of truth tt d. bEIaA no encoHoa nor use'esa 1t
fery from tic pre.s: 1.n ~ ,ssa
attention cArd ts t.nn:h- scc to t' highly l<nenclA
sc1s yaur hsr WI. iadu ed to make at-
xse;. r1osaby "nv th|rd wie; ns *h*Iers q
h1r.ctes three months since procured battle u
srsf s,f%sae a.;t xa; ssa ses s VI i
havc procured aaoihtr e'it nt which ase reea
,t T.. s"y % "a ~
{ase And har has reautned III natural color and "
eve so aud glossy sla.n 4 a.' r. Gs s.e l txen
Inc sxr Of years. TIA. used Wit toe sane eact
Tbe abov. no,c- ice Aus TO you t"r ye.! valuable
per drecoas. Will uo. have osca*en t. eonts1llrt E.y
statements. citizen u this city amt Eesidrnt l's'e
fnr ic list ftecu years. and kuuwn to N.any csey
Cnr lien aid .d,suns u'wns. Any Us. yo NAY aase u
the ase with tay nae y et yous .esSiee -
Wish tae aats O. na.n1e II otsr: Z; eII =
~ wo,,rr g3E;3f.1E .s1;,; .T;IF ~. o. 'sss'
Professor Woni-Dcsr Sir: ila7lnF h4d lhe nl1setuae
to,as. the tt pr.ion II ny h41 ira, The etcz "f tic
xss. as*f T. n"
os ss'''; S25H 4 5 i 95ssSS 5i!sssSs !'
Thc unla,s!ea.l 1ies Er4ss : Mn..;rE II Essr
a1 Il! 81 sns ~ r1sa sneee ND uni
ReookrtEln. ian. 4 ISIS.
Hair tt.:aravr give. pleasure 10 say tat ~ <nec
has hecn exc:len. N removing .na.ns ason dsadruT ~
ireunled roa ny ealaosd md as aso restore! ms nj
which war o,aGE x!sy ,s M ,I c19 eaST. n en1e eass
Piooa ;es'; %S5p 'f f;o ptopec 81, i pas@sS .X'
Dfacxia* aad Fsncyt t;ood. Dealers. Il"
, 1860-01-25
AgYui ADVERTISEMENTS.
MORTGAGE >ALE.-Wherew

1t OASA*1<1oG ekALC.- npT114
t4y II January, a. u. lss; Iet,vxr to b. N
- SGeAtm ts.h:As ut the b41x t.e Sutn t.nunf1
6srn t.. - e W.. W.ttad o,s a. s,ts 2, k.e!.
STATE of lliuols Ia BOOK = OF Aorxkts Pap nj 10 -
vach sad ssa!nan might 'h-sef dc Ut III te9 M
CyTus :alk. and save HIN. ts sa4 Sic an1u h.rmsss
Of bis seustix sueh uf<f y ceeks I'D pspsI moi
and vhr'e4.. !. provided Iii Mur'xXs in.i "a
wh cA night d. ID ~ the !sad H. Qft6t in.
teEe.t thereof y uy p s est u ihe Tins limited
Id stedmAn, bis scet 10 Tho raid
pssul or any pAt Asssef Il pubic i'. and
ents IN thr iiehaeeF par hAssrs k.'d :mpe su
~1css = .al S:eaunan '~her Azure ali, did jsooot
fur "a ~ C.Ark ctr!u!o Ero a S.trr 4,knsd ny
ing 10 The srn .. hs hou44s4 do.1s II q which s.!d
nosF. ~ pA*s ~. and uIpAao- Ard, whereas
Sf9iHtssoen " has o*<n hy T. c9 of r. So:
pfepxnV sk!d BAt aaiI bauk haslnx splon.d by
a coar from further exercising is osFpoTats franchises
man has asikne me ~ Heer YER sfcyrsad tne satd
AorEa9s an.l the saen,Lel sAersiu AL lhs ezi
SSses e.. hereby Intend d 10 h. teeu 81:
aai Of The po1s: IN and Ia ~. bpty BY saa " x.ss
!: . isio Al ii: hon- os l. o:ces n ~ frsaoon i
iaat n the oe tie Court Hou w. In H. 3iy
sel rur .u.on to ia ee 81 d.. S eau ,hs III:
mt p.stns IN s4id Aors1xe itserb+ti as
ssh.o s+et,a d:ssoa u II, E,,y f~wp - ;os ~ -
~ noca s.tYt~o os sere tive ia Dl ck si1leeH
Ill the shs pavegv. AID appur.et sntts ntrrnntu b..
enxina q n any l,s a2re tAln md Al, xh. aat
Toned: ELISHA il. ForiER Nssl,sS a'
y. y: AcrcatsAs, Attorney for hses.vaE.
, 1860-01-25
e#@ DR.. Jas, AlcClintock's Fectoral

yup ekec:scs influence Consumption and Brou.
h;. uupara!el%d In &tce. Practice aeiDg the cough.
t+ng and strengthening tho luag1 promoting expeorA
ton and in3uclnk rleep The ausndeat tcGlns from The
drd tc*e. rtice. 4:.G. Sold By
t,7sr, Jt1yI{ H. PARK II Lake street,
, 1860-01-25
Another Missouri Insurrection.--A
E<male fSordeF-RudlAM OF
Arms Aetec1edA


From .ht Gsaud River {Ao.) Chroalcle.1
These seem to bc peri1ous times, and it we'll
becomes the neoplc 10 be on the look out. Too
much caution cannot be obserycdiu scrutiuizing
strangers coming among us, who have no em-
pIoyment, und even those whoare making en-
quirles,
where, persons hare been detected who were
meddling with the slaves. They we're mostly
those engaged in peddliug and school teaching.
Recently an alarming feature, looking much
as If something was "a rotten in Denmark, has
been brought 10 light in this community. It
was in the shspe oil q box of six,sbooters-re-
r.Slvers shipped 10 lady in Livingston county.
The box happened to he opened in the presence
| o. the others, aud thus the secret was dscov-
erSl. Now. we ask, why was i that these
arms were shipped to female! Have the wo-
men OF this country any use fol. reyolvers?
| Are ilcy not designed for some oaher prisons
better skilled in the use Of freafmsf Are they
not designed for some secret aud reasonable
| plot asa,nst the peace and good order Of ou1
| Law aIiding cilizenss Are Tho females becom
inr the warriorss Or is this no: deceptive
tick in order to get those firearms into ths
hands Of those who are afraid OF suspicion:
People Of Missouri, ferret out these insiduou
enemies ofyour peace, md inter'aeddlers will
your domestic institutions. The times requir
Il. And above Ill, the safety ard quiet Of you
very hearth-stones require it. Look out:
, 1860-01-25
Tho Ncxr Yora Mercantile Library.

This institution, the largest Of its class in the
Uu,ted Suites. is in most flourisllius condi-
ton: From its ecent1v issued bulletin, we learn
that there are now 54 900 volumes in the Libra
RI, Of which $500 hare been added during 1852.
The p1an Of Obtaining large numbers Of poru-
lar looks. aud subsequently, disposing Of the
surplus when the demand has stackened, has
equals in the number Of its periodicals and
newspapers. il it does not susrnss, the great
reading room Of the Cooper Institute. Ii has
ITO American papers aud periodicals. and over
100 foreign newspapers. magazines and reviews.
A bequess of 10000 was made to it few
months since, by the late Seth Grosyenor, the
interest Of which is to be expended for books
Of reference. Such beques:s are in the hist est
sense public benefactious, and 1t is to be wished
that our wealthy men would more frequently
remember this class Of institutions in their
| ,xilla or in their lire.tilnc.
, 1860-01-25
More Expulsion from the South-Thc
Effect Of GIAnO.

EF1Qku tAe NA1Hs c u ~ le1Atsl
Many Of our readers ore aware that several
families. formerly living in the lower part Of the
country, have reccntly purchased land in one OF
the counties OF Virgins, where they hare set
tied in the peaceful prosecution Of their busi-
ucssR. One Of these men, Sir. Jacob Dorsheim~
r., lrorn fredericksburg, few weeks ago was
hauling home Il load Of guano; while driving
along, one Of the barrels was s;ovc in the wag~
on, and a portion of gnano was strewn along
the road. This was seen by some puddiug-lead,
who wisely imagined, from its dark color, that
it was powder, and Immediately gave the alarm
that Dorshciuaer was hauling home powder,
with the design Of furnishing the slases with
ammunition ior MI insurrectiou.
committee waited On Mr.. Dorshelmer, who
offered his explanations, and showed them the
guano. The committee, after examination re-
ported, that it looked like guauo; it smeit like
guano; it tasted like guauo, md that in short it
was guono, aud e1cuIpated Mr. Doreheltner
from uny insurrectionary design; notsithstand-
ing. tue report spread, und finally meeting vas
held, and notice given to Dorshelmer and all
the Cumberland County men, to leave the State
in tweise days. Mr. D. has alIeady returned TO
Mecbauicsburg; whether or not tue others will
be permitted to remain il uncertain.
, 1860-01-25

NUKIGAGE SALE.-D etault

MUKlGAGE oAIE.-D e1aqls IL
t hAvtox been sda in paytntct Ct es1Gn ffo
t>Tv Note c1eenrd b. soa,on slAaes foF r. sum g
Lnntd and sweat, = ass1 1ns he
a.sr It, 81. ii = eS1a soss j. ospon %
- III. s.i Thuas k:Ath uecn tho fef4 esA.s
hsgeinaf er rs shs e ssnis ii
nont IA u IL j E. Nnrate~ ~ t3Hes ~ ~ sSa ~
O. pa5 ee heec5 axn ,n1f u ee,oss In ,s tess
Won sd dss Vi b. ii cf tne toa1 Sa.x .;; n
lie sIty heaxe CSos csS,y st hs -. .sa's
se.s & ~. 70 =, s'sst es IN
sf o. nm. tal poh IT rsnee four u, .tsf. 'Hostt N
he Soanty q .,d ~: ot nnt ~.
,h I'll sni singular h- t-neluen:E hfVer Fnst
s snd annu!t.nauexs ihessunt< oelon&au< NJ ~ rGat
"a .qay .empssn .. .ss sa seS ,hs em IL
sAad nan&'es s'h's'ts>- AA' THOMAS NaELRATH.
IT.. sTua.T = f.on.x ~ ~ b. 14o. al3h4lst4
, 1860-01-25
9ro=3Jartnerslm Notices.

nISSOLUTION OF co PART
~ srna,,r The Co E'aEne ship Heretofore existing
tte undersigned the trm. name aud st}le OF
H. 81 G sh1 Cn.. Is th's DAY d! Sawed hy mutual cHn.
trnt Ec tuslnc44 I'D hrH w remain IN tie tnn4a
ami cottnl ait Da,!rI ". Curb VIM lne aut' o.
!krd and ADJUST he rame AID TO collect aud a-
t ~ DANIEL W. t1EBfS,
JAMES DUFFY.
rE.r,ru Jann,-v !St. 1lEn ,a5l ht73 lw
, 1860-01-25

trusting. nf the C!tr Of Chltas In The County of
Eos aud y 1ate Of ulnols, di1 he1rso As anu
defeff fohs utIstsix e4 tkAfes w. klt H. his c<IfAn
peSi ot Trust b<ann de sh7 nipth day VI Deorhxf
\ tN". ~hkh <iu dt ri Isl s,s..ei the Of tbs
Clerk VI shs ttsct Cont of sri t;rnnty ts cox in ooE
Us OF le d. u PA4e whereby sad ru.snk euaves ID
10 ne Lot number i've t5 Of Burss subdi~son Of LIT
nnnao<r ora Ia Beck ountef !xetA .l6l VI The u1ix
EAto*n VI t:n sEv. Gt, sft h.aeo in SD County
and o1at. With The appurean.s The psyr nt
81 eesta rvulssory Sotts, AGn date wnh sAld
Deen And In stii Ue.! pa tieuIaey deeEibt- the sid
psont.osy notes having gwen tor tts pu- es Money
Vt sa1I iua!sss:
And vhere+ i. psossde11a aaid Tsu.t Des thst IN
eAe deIaut tn1i b m'dt in the Payo ens o. ,al P1o
Mt'sofy NJ "a. or either Of them ssest Any
tatse"f aeemd X to the etEs md *f.c th*ret h tns
and payable;
etau'i has been male In tn pyment Of
certain q said notes aud "!c apM having b+Tn made To
b. the lek ho Isrs uf si. Asls Of saIa
pssnlsss un'rr be P,-sr e .aid k'ted c 'ht4 nd
Fnhc no Ice Is therefore her. BY tLat by Of
the paweE Of sac In ad Utrt Isu,& ne. all
On Saturday. thu 5ah nt Janu.ty. y. sea TIM
hour u two octc IN the ateooa II oeSh dor IT
the ust Hsn.e, 10 ii Cry o! 'hie>xe. ene for sale
uhi!c ven ue to the hths dt c4,h. the sau Lot
ave tb} Of t;uk auh1. kun of Lot IT. In
DoeA nunoef sixteen l6l OK thco x u sht<.E>
nnw civ Of ch c.o, heluk the sdec eo la
set Ttus letd; toxefhev with .te a u'tena, ~
the rEht and e4u!sy of d~npt Ut .au Z. e. L.
F5lssns. hs heirs executors. adh!as Erots In
2n1 ~ e. prrmIs a t. ". kt1EGH. 1,ussr.
Dated fh1o l1fh JAy r JAr Ia. 4@sk ~ I'll
, 1860-01-25
Arrnn mcnts for the Funeral of Lord
nIncaulay.

IFfoM TIC L3hd6h G0pE, 'Eau. Il
Lord Macaulay will be buried this week in
Westminster Abbey. The sexton of the Dean
and Chapter is busy opening grave for our
great historian-not with Kings and Knights Of
The Garter-not even with Stephenson Or Tel
ford-bnt in Poets Corner. or the south tran:
sept Of the Abbey. He will lie at the foot Of
.Addrson's statue, md close to the grave Of
lsaac barrow. one Of the great Trinity Of Cam
bridge men. Macaulas's own College. The hlsto-
riau will not be fur off from Camden-almnst the
father Of Enclisl, history-nor far of from what
remains Of May, the historian Of the Long Par
lament, and near to The remains Of johnson,
Garrick, Sheridan aud Clifford, the tory edilor Of
the Vudrtt.ly L>rit7e. lie will lie facing the
statue Of tue poet of j" The Pleasures Of Hope
ut whose funeral tue noble historian l:el2ed
with wise selection) to bear the pail The day
Of the funeral is, NC believe, as yet unfixed.
, 1860-01-25

We re zret to announce the death Of the Hon.
John Nelson. which occurred last evening.
about 81 o'clock, at his residence on Mt. Vernon
Place. Sir. Nelson was over seventy years OF
age, and had been il. for some time, but only
within lew days past had his disease taken q
critical turn, so as to excite the serious appre-
tensions Of his friends. Mr. Nelson was Que Of
the acknowledged leaders Of the Bar Of Mary
land, and indeed ofthe country, and during his
trust and Importance, having been Attorney
General ofthe United Suites, under the admin
| istra,ion Of President Tyler, and Minister to
| Naples during that Of P1 esident jackson. The
members Of the Bar will meet to-day to eive e1-
presslon to their sense Of the loss which The
profession and the community. hare sustained.
}-Bal{;more Exchange, 1914. i:
, 1860-01-25

11ASTEH'S SALE--S stats OF illi-
WI nos Cook County. Ss.-Cre"it Coo1t nf e. ok
ecsD,y;-L- Co. IL ch.a'e''' Henry o. s'''' A0 A.
Pu,r notice b hereby given thai IN pu11nancs q D.:
r,rt. ofaeE entered u abLse e5''tfsd eaos L. =.
Ps,ns stsss Nas-r IN u ncsy of Coos coaaty stats ef
ilaltis w Faay he asJ 9t siTaa
er II en oe ek he eucoa q tns 80 ny II 1hs
n.uh donr IT The Court Mnuse tr thS tfT OF kMaEo
tonat1 o1 ccQx III rn psoe n5 pEesl %
Land siuate. lying ana onkn us Cgnnty =! Csoa; sea
Of the noytoea,t quarter Of Secton No n~e ST. to.n
h;o ihlrty-s van t} Of Rnke No. thhtet9 ts tast q
snd BE- he ame less much anA ~aeo porlea
the1eof u nay be necfHa1 to snsAa iae moray cas =.
tn aid upon deeree In laid c7use Win
l1te3est Aoo esS" T. PAINE FREER,
, 1860-01-25
WALTER KIMBALLA Clerk.
Coaxt11 L J14x4px PtN.a Atty. deNhhVss4w
MASTERS SALE.-Slate OF III

ATAS[ER'S SALE State OF Illi-
WI noi.. Cook County -czsm c. VT ofCoos Co.. IN
ChanetrY Y-kobeEt Shtpp1- d. John sheriff and J1Mei
slth w. Heurg Smith, JOHN L. Mercer And Nancy AsE-
Ger. ais wife
Futile notice hereby given that In pursuance of de-
crxts 6rda entered tn the auvc suttst cAu.e u the
Soven,o~r Term. ls5o. |. L. e rslna fter Mater
ensh tay Of Ftpsuasy, a. T. 1860 At len o!ock
the forenoon OF d day .e Il public anetloa to hf h.h
In The city Of th ex the Coun Of coof FL
the following uened pace Of REX eEatr thu.fe ~ the
~ and st.te AnEe.aa wls Lot Lumber three ~ o.
Boek lit, teven ts7} in .ad os. or 40 much
eo+uplA.nanss On .a.d Uret- l.. T. falSE FhEER
MaAer In thAucery Coos tnu.ty.
Chje1so Jan. H. tYi9. fa18b<4ttd
, 1860-01-25

The .bovs ae adousoxd tAte place sanas houz
and rt~ r6ay The tw99ff se ss!o oAy y saaa4@3.
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