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, 1860-01-02


That stcrlip: and ably conducted Republican
paper, tue Illinois journal, published ut The
State capital, culncs 10 US much enlarged and
improved, clad in a rcw and neat dress, aud
bcuring about it substantial tokens Of pros
rerity- We congratulate Messrs. BAsLuAcuB
& BAKER, the editors and publishers, both upon
the ability displayed in the management: of the
.'ournel, mud upon the intelligence Of their read
ers who appreciate their labors.
Republican Stale Convention OF Wis.
cOsihtu.
The Republican Central Committee Of Wis
consin hare issusd call for Estate Convention
i to he held Mt Madison OIL "Wednesday, Tie 29th
Of February, to choose ten delegates to repre-
sent Wisconsin in the Republican National Con-
vention which meets At Chicago in June next :;
to ron.inatc Preside n1i4l Electors for tho State
al large; to tulc such action as may he deemed
proper in regard t, the ELECTION for Chief Jus.
tice Of the Supreme Court in April next; aud
and to transact such other business as may
come before tIsen,. The Convention will be
bly, District in the State, and the Committee
recommend Saturday, the 18th ot February, as
the day for electing those Delegates.
Destructive Hire ut 1vcxipo1t, Mo.
From the Kansas City Journal Of Eomu~rer
Of the eth ult., we learn that destructive
conGaGration occurred in the neiShboring town
If Wcstport on Christmas morning. The fire
was first noticed in The drug store Of J. o.
Rnrrs Thc cntire I}rrk bounded Ly Min
street, ard IN alley on the south, was CONSUMED,
With the exception OF the 1ndi.n trading house
Of Mr. Koby. The total loss was estimated at
$:0,o!W, OIL which there VAS only :s,"o insu-
uncc. Tie heaviest laser was J. II. Hunter,
(10,ooG, insured for S2,G1o).
On the following day, ,aon'lay the 2:'tl}, the
Methodist Mission, with all lis barns and out
buildings, was destroyed by fre-surposcd 10
bc Tic work Of an iac:ntsiarv-
, 1860-01-02

Augusta, Ca, Dec. s1.-Tbe locomotive
named oseeola exploded at Maris:ta, Ga, on
Thursday. Thos. Cobb. the conductor, and the
fireman, were killed. Wn. Floyd, the engineer,
and Others, were injured.
, 1860-01-02

II A drunken wemaa named Margaret Dill
1on had narrow escapeEronl freezing to death
On Canal street on Friday night.
, 1860-01-02

.E There will be no Petit Jury ordered
in the United States Circuit or District Courts
now in session, before the second week in Jan.
u1rY rrxt.
, 1860-01-02
OUR WASHINGTON LETTER.
Froia m Cc1:aio.1: Correspondent.

. ..,.uu.-,.,. III .1o o,,,,.;nt, f,,cca ,,n,n
~ ,1..a,-5 -, r,,,,,..xa, Rnt !, ,xov, f,;l.
49,. Il, vor4,,.r,, ,,,, hx hi,4,, ,rd cdnc,
49,. .uou. c,.,.,, ,mo,, s,,,, ,ft.ru,r3s
-..a ,a,r I'D ,n.r,;.l, so,t,,c,r ,r;ea 11c Inns
.....:. -. 49,. .,...o;, ., co,oroes fran,
=, r-.~e:,,., 1,;st,;,. .,,..r. =. an ,,cr;c,n
,,l q, d,,. II ;r,z claimed for him .,,,t he was
,,at c,,o,,1, r, i,,r, Northeastern
1,o,noc,uts who r.t.d l,r him. Ttry. lu,w
.vsr ,scned ii think differently. Mr. Cox Of
0h;n md Mr. l,;ndm,n IF Ark ansas told the
,ousc ycrr plir;r that tic leaders of their par.
tr conld nat transfer ,l,c;r ALLEGIANCE to INV
nrm},cr of the Southern tspnosition without
their individual corsr5t. If tLcy ever voted
f,r nne Of TINT par,y for Sneaker, it would be
with the preatest re:uciuucr-jt would only be
n a,v. he country frtm much ercatcr I'M.
..,d;no mi, Nr Cox w,s uulcrstood IN
.r,,*< 1ur ire = >ostuwes,crn ua,nocisfY. VINO
say they will rotc 70: anv democrat their party
NAV nominate rs loL. M il n.nv be .lccn,ed de-
siral.e Int they 3er, tl.c right Of caucus to
transfer tIlcir ulesi.rcc to another party.
The truth !. tia, these men prefer TO havc
Mr. Sherman elected thu, they may get to lus-
| mess. Tlsev think tue responsibility will in
jurc the Republicans. TLcy will cudcavor 10
throw uIl possible ob.tacrs in tie war Of sucl,
1cr;slot;on as is not .ecmc.l absolutely necessary
| tn ,,,c uro.rcss Of tic government, and Charge
t,,c ouus on the orposi,;..a, After Ills they will
.,,ca1to the country ous recor whicl, ,l,cy have
u.,,r cv.,x cf1,t ;,, their uowcr. to nuke bad
~ t,.a r.,,,,;c.n. - ,,.~ ~;,,. Thar cay that
u.rtv h,s r,t .,r,,,r,h ,,,n,b IN c,rrv anv
'n.,.rrc ,,,r,u.,, t,cnvr..x vi,bout aid from
,,.. sortn.r, t,o,os:,i,u which thcy aver IL its
n.,rrn1 ,11x in cnno.;,1 t,,,. Administration
w.. A.. r.,,,,f;,,,. tha 1,,,,oc,,.r ri
H.. yor,,, ,1,e onnox,;,, .,c IL tbc Dcmocracy
>r.h. s,n,,,. ,,,eraf.r, ,s truc Democrats ,.cr
'.'1,'ssa ~, .o;,;.,;o,, v,;,, ,,;,,..r ~ ,he,,
W. unvnsra ouly received s;xt,.fye votes. lie
- H.. 81, .o,,c...u.a ~, ra;,ho- r,-tv
Ar norri. of Illinois commenced great 70.
, 1860-01-02

Nfr, Done1ns III t7
. n,o;, ri The ssth ult., says that The Hon.
,". 4us unmmond, Of South Carolina ind the
James s.lusan A. Douplas, Of Illinois, appeared
Aon. H.. Sspate on tho proceeding day ana took
tbsir seats.
, 1860-01-02

Il n,a- bc f,nutor:iu,, ~ Tue croaIers IN less
fortunate towns, WHO for two years past aa'e
been distressing themselves and lhe': neigh
b,rs with the telicf that the Bottom had fallen
oat Of this city, to study awhile the Annual
Review Of the Commercs Of Chicago for Tue
yeas 1862 wllic|, We print in the two inside
pages of this Days paper. They VIII learn
from it that, though, owing to tic shoFt-crop
ii 1855, the exports of grim have fallen oil
fran tho highest figures reaclIei before, the
right Of Chicago to be called the most import
ant grain port, and tho largest lumber, hec'
anil hide market, in the world. is nr-
questioned; and that her prosperity, Dot
toned OH ,ll,sc tangible facts, WAS never
,unrc real aud solid than at this dsr- ihcy
viii learn that tho city which Lust year
e1n,rlcd ,crcl.ut.l,le articles-ilc rca! pro-
ducts Of the surrounding c.'ll'strr-1o The
amount Of moro tan Twenty-Five Millions ol
Dollars, leaving enough Of tic staples at home
t, feed, warm. Shelter and partially clolhe IN
liberal manner, tlIc pola1latItn,'is not yet IN a
condition to he ranked among the dead.
We assure >lr readers at IL dislahce that the
figures presented TO them il tic Review may
l,c relied upon rs coFrect. They haVo oech
prepared will. great care: and if olen to OBJ
jcc.ion ut MI, they arc 50 l'sr:i:s they dh''-
ISL rather tlrlu Increase tile value aud maSnl-
tude Of the transactions which ,'ry record
, 1860-01-02

tD On Saturday man named August
;,eisler slipped md fell :en Randolph street
breaking his arm. lie ras taken to the CITY
unsnital
, 1860-01-02

The Nebraska Contested Election.
Dispositions to be used in the contest between
Estabrook and Daily arr being taken on the
part Of tho latter, before Judge Armstrong, in
this city. Judge Conklin represents Nj. Daily,
Gen. Estahrook,-Oma1a Ntbraskfoa. enf1
, 1860-01-02

Dangerous Fra'tl-.Caution to
to he Pull c-We ilve tte al Of Muho know tue IN
sssina3ie vA1ut It H0SrETrER'S CELEBRATED
sTaMacHBGrrEEsfo Lie an!c:elia every scc.ea Of
The county. 10 I'D N sting out and b.nnxso ese.
the e,,ateter, 81 tbs preparation and her a1lc. ana
noes'oEs sesesa most imitation, OF ths 2ep,
!as restorative lave 1cceaty t>. brought cut In Chicago
ST. Louis New Orleans and Mobile md a. sha lives Of PER
soss re r1aeel In Jeopardy By th&se eonene.ons ws
Incumbent upon u to give 4hs warning through prs3
Tbs nauou7 reputation acquired ty tbs E,s.s II cure
fur Dstpepssa Lv&r Canp!sat, and a. Le.,.tirx dr.
Of The atonaeh aud bowels aaa tsmpt into The ne
hst Of s1a:ks who hope profit by their elk brY,
Pe:e .e= toit thcsstare, 'h the astcs 5cu bay has
fac smile If the rEpssora alguatusa On tho l9hc aud
that The worR ~Dr. j. oaet,ess Stomach Btte4s" are
blown Ia the side Of hs bottle aud stamped on the can
covering the cork. jAslAwsv
, 1860-01-02

~ 4 man named Evans, stopping with Mr..
Williams. on Taylor street, "eIipped up md
broke his leg, Oh Saturday afternoon, while
pcrambulating Randolph Street. lie WAS at-
tended br DR.. J. Newton.
, 1860-01-02
TIL E CITY

s% We arc requested to stale that On slcn-
day next, the Post Office will open usual and
close at 1U:G0 Il. m., for Tie day
, 1860-01-02

BR1Gcs Householder Il French, the hosts
o: the Briggs House, gave New Years dinner
to their guests on Sunday. which showed the
capacity Of the establishment to be second to
none in The West.
, 1860-01-02
MARRIED.

In Sp.lrgnss Mars rue.tay evening. Ntr. nh hy
hy e. l;ucL tn. ,sn LCtICS II. h1.M-Ttn nf t:Es-
c,so anu HANNAH L. MEkllAM, L.:4+ Ii er Of George
Merriam E.q Of SYr', esc.d.
, 1860-01-02
45nar1i1tu,


TWENrT.FIEE DOLLARS RE.
wa1c.-TAEcn frtm WAFER eIa:et ;- IL" kel'Eonst
Houss On W-isA s!ay. tae !::l4 !n*. a''l NatH Al
Chap Thr 2b rtx2,d " Iii h pa'A ~ 1ay who Viii
rstura 1t 10 The Richmond ucu.c. dsseHS%
, 1860-01-02


If Mr. buchanan hy his emphatic eudorsc-
rcut Of the rrAt decision uf the Supreme
Court in favor Of the rights Of Slavery in the
Territories, las lid high for tie nomination ut
Charleston; lie l,as not do;le 50 without cast
ins IN anchor TO the winlwarl 1v lis recon-
nentlution, for tile PENNSYLVANIA nnrSct. Of an
increase Of import dnties. Tie political iis'cssc
which thus 1,audcss 10 the dominant interest in
tho South, Willie it lives comfort to the Ian
gushing industry cf the North, is rot without
merit in the eyes Of his lartis'ns; Int those
outside OF his faitlE. who remember that his
Recommendations for strcngthniig and lcrpct-
,,ating Slavery have always lccu followed 'y
prompt action, while his wordy aid Of tho
Nortl, las amounted 10 nothing, will not he
slow to di.trnst lis ability to build Up anew,
By congressional action. the lrostra:c iutcresta
Of the manufacturing States. In 4 Iormor
message a1mos. tho same words with which lc
now addresses Congress wcrs used: bit they
furnished uo pro:cAt for tic action Of Lis
friends; indeed, they met with nothing but
silent contempt. He who hopes, then, that
the proposed modification Of the Tariff will re-
suit in an increase Of duties is fooling away hi
4itnc. That increase will NIT bc authorized
until tho Republicans tnkc the government in
to their own l,n.lds, aud until Congress las til
grace7to lei alono tile propagation Of Slavery
aud attend to tho real interests Of both III
North and South.
, 1860-01-02

SsiEaes i07 fa9 Taa9tas ta aad 5a'is4 sts1g, IL
Il; Lake street. See advertisement. delu-1m
~ WHEELER { WllSos's SEw1xc MACHINES
for Christmas or New Years I're.eut, u very
appropriate testimonial of i, Father to his
Daughter, Il Son to lis No,ller, Husband to
his Wife. Brother TO his Sister, or Church to
its Pastor. This is gif. Us durable rs lte-a'l
economy Of more intrinsic worth ~ tie Ladies'
than its actual cost.
GEO. Il. Cl11r7ESpES, f;en'l Ast,
der.fi1 lii nu,l ICY Lake street.
, 1860-01-02
39rtss 4 Griibtt1re,
OH &c Z GO

A PAPER TO-MOItEOW.
Tile PRESS AND TIlnCSE will he issued rs
usual tomorrow. advertisements recrlsco; ;a
the Couu!inE-Room until 10 - oel'ck 7. n.
Of today.
, 1860-01-02
D I Il D

D I T. D,
On the 3n:h December, of Threat 1Htemrer. MAEtEE-
IT, ynng daughter Ut WM. Z. and ro1.ea E. sso.1c.
aEe1 ~ nluz1s Al'} ~ !ayA.
, 1860-01-02


The Chicago Tines i. rcslan*'hle for
greater number Of NEGRO children" than is il,
consistent with its well kn"wn iorror u
Ara]ramalion. III its SATURDAYS issue, that
sheet substantially admits Ill that VIC charged
relative to the alleged sale tf Two ca1orcd juye.
niles in Missouri lv IL firm .'f Republican mcr-
chants in this city. IT decii: es tni'lsltically
IN rive the names Of Tic 1ar.o..s: :t:,l ilbreaks
its own fill by rrcs,,n,iuS that the Press AND
"TR,ncxr: will mt deny that at lsast there was
"6un.r,ttiou for tic story We'll we 10 deny
that there was auy iou,d,ttou It. nN, aud until
tnc Tines makes known the li.,.> tissue of cal
,n,ics ,,pon which it fabricate, The Infamous
;.,~t;,,, wc sl,n,l continue to charge home
m tie Author. It. is yery VOL for :'.at journal
tn sav that it will never agnin motive : mat
.r-s. -1te3,a5l.z.et y
thepubfic do not take notice Of iteof"equently
that tic gross mcndacity IF the original
-. &rtt.i t,+11.
, 1860-01-02

Who does not lose all relish for break
fast BY hayin. it .e7red on cold pfate2 Asan
appe,i.cr, Van Schaack's I'la:e Warmers {llc
OF 47 State strcct) does up the business :ov the
plates, and the Boston .'uap Some Gridl1es.
As IMPROVED Fol. 1sco, to Il ..ft! nttd"Ht
vr,ast, bake beautiful brown breakfast cakes,
.ci.hout utA;ny tAe Iousr ,ciM tn.ott.
General dealer in Housekeeping Iiart1~ are,
Kitchen Utensils, Wooden aud Wiliew Ware,
stuTes, Ranges. etc. DEF" 1T
, 1860-01-02

: ET1low much VIC judge of q latlsy's taste By
her dress the crowuing article OF which j. the
bonnet. Ore Of Wausiey l. lluestou's Nhvss
Hats, eiycs 7 character aud style to lads's
dress, that is at' onco acknowledged 10 be 1!le
'Ne plus ultra Of taste-, Their stores ere No;
II and - Clark street. deSU st
, 1860-01-02

- G. Mireso|e will giFe>a grand New Years
Party on Tuesday evening. Jan. Sd; 1850, at bis
dancing academy, correF
streets, aud extends an iutit&sn 20 his friends
and scholars.
F1n1 Bn1oApE.-The Annual Meeting for the
election Of Officers for 1879, will take place on
Wednesday EEeoing, Jan, 4th- Honorary men-
bers are invited TO be present The Committee
on awards Of Duration O.. Honor; will meet on
Tuesday Evening, inn. -, at Vim. sham's
Photograph Rooms on c1ark:strcc..
CHICAGO H1s7ou1cAL Lsoc.E7r.-The adjourned
monthly meeting Of this Society will be held at
The house.of II. II. Magier Esq, on Ohio street,
on Tuesday Erening, JAM att o'clock. As
sociatc and Corresponding members are 1e-
quested to attend, without Il more particular
notice.
, 1860-01-02
LOCAL. MATThi:S.

E Go to John Jones, 10 Dearborn street
and ret your clothes cleaned anI repaired. They
will he well doae and al prices to suit tile times
, 1860-01-02

The DnrAxT, BELL &-srEA77os LECTURE
Counsr.-The fourth lecture in tle course be-
fore Bryant, Bell L strattnn'a Commercial COL
lcge will be given on to.morrow (Tuesday)
evening, Januury Sd, by 1'rof. Edwards, Of L.
mont Seminary. Subject: :" The Worlds
Future Prof.. Edward4 has acquired some
fame as talented and liteFjfy educated gen
t.cnan. j.
, 1860-01-02
NrW a1bcrtisemcllts,

e. u. ScEIEES. .4.lr<ri.in7 .37,a.. {: n~.n-sr.
:lort.! - r<ri:e .flf-fti.rz;en.s .is uf ,.;l !:
f*n :, z E.p<rs tie NGE:l lt..:. lai.ksa1.f
, 1860-01-02

}icVIChEi: THEATRE.
IA H14ie5- z-ne.- sS:w-~a S.tsc 1z1 DeasocYa.
, 1860-01-02

SUICIDE or \ WouAS.--0u Saturday, Coroner
James held an inquest on Whitney street, i'll the
Sortl. Division, GU the body Of one Margaret
Chambers, wife OF George Chambers, who conf
mi,tcd suicide Friday evening abont o'clock,
by taking laudanum. This uct was believed to
llpye been done in Gt Of tcmora:y insanity.
She was woman Of about thirty-t!Aree years Of
nge, and had been married eleven yeals, but
leaves no children. The husbands means arc
very comfortable, and the two lived very hap
pi1y together.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-02-24

nor NORFOLK AND PoRTsMOUTH.-rHE NEW FIRST
T. class steam ship POTOMAC, capt, g. W. watson wfil
pos e, ~ sss connecting Nth III. Norfolk I'D Prbnrs
ocen per or and u Peesbure cents per foot and nr
puruonste rans Goods Forwarded 70 all parts North Caro-
e6 West street 80 "AAA w.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-02-24

QvOR ALEXANDRIA, WASHINGTON AND aEoRnH
Z sown.-rhe New YORK and virginia screw ssrsrrsh%
Company new and first ciass seamsh,p MOUNT vEsNoY
= y smith commander vii leave pier No. Il North nSss
Passage, tpcfudnR sts,eroom and meala 81 60
Freight eight cents per foot. proportionste rnsc-
No comm ssop SsIsed for Forwarding.
Apply 70 Il b. CAO6TEIL 4 co.
IS ptyvSaa
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-02-24

NREIGHT FOR TENNESSEE. NORTH CAROLINA,
steamship JAMESTOWN Captain Skinner viii receSe srgm
Tor che above places ruessy Wedsesdsy nj oier 30
~ rofta river nnd VIII leave on Wednesday NJ frcsh
20 rnfios or portsusuh ger foot: City Point
EMS 70 h'chmond cents Passare norfolk tstasruom
kno me as lncnded 81 IN Petersburg Ricnnond SO
LUDLAG 4 kINEKEN, lis Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-02-24
RAILROADS.

\vRY YORK AND HARLEM RAJ, goAp
~ FARE - To ALBANY
TN ard aer Wednesday January ia s trs,rs vrn ,..x.
Twenty sixth street station New York as Pillows
For willamsbr'dge $50 and II A NJ; $50 and s3,PM
For " hitc riains-i2 % and s T. NJ
/" I" -ft5P -. from White Stree, .eus
For Crctou Failsnt n from Twenty sixth stree, DEPOT
F,r Aibapy-eA ~ mail and $50 p n express connec.
ing wt the ". Y. Central Railroad.
RETURNING WILL LEAVE
wiinmsbrfdee-e;s0 and ESQ A and andsWP.M.
White PlAins-e and 10 A. n; 45oP. ".
Crntnn-7 A. NJ Nilerton-T A NJ
Aesny-lt A. ~ mail. and 4Io =. NJ express train The
Pan natl and $50 ". exvrvss frsius co>nect At Chat
ham Pour Corners al stations Western Railroad Sss
checked for mall aud raas ~ White
and Centre from 70 sis ~ ard from 70 nc r. NJ
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-02-24

mo STEAMBOAT OwSERs-wANrED TO CHARTER
or purchsss, Steamboat about 40 feet in length VIA
not more than SIX dsf OK wstsr good condition. via
for freight and passcuges 10 "a
used boat Apply 70 ROBERT CAkPBELL, IOS
leonard street.
0yO JEWELLERS AND PENCIL CASE M.KERs-WHc
want good fsctc-v, wit, ser Tbpse are
The finest shops situated AZ ., C1 Amply 10
the lie elers he third floor
VA AETED-A SECOND HAND TURNING LATHE
w suitable for am.uer 4 ppiy 10 or sddress a r.
Halsey, 81 Tenth street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-02-24

LITERATURE.
l MISUNDERSTANDING, A SMART WIDE AwHTH
lecture IN length Of one and half hnurs siiua
eau Tor particulars A. Jones $50 Greenwich street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-02-24

TOR SAVANNAH THE AMERICAN ATLANTIC
screw Ssesmsalp Sompany's and first steam
snip r. h. CUSLEH p Croker nander VIII Ieave nier
II North river. on Saturday, Feb. Is, at 8 p r.
Naon passage to savannah with aceomeda
lions sl6. Through uske 10 New Urlsape xS9 75 Mobile
s 81; Mootso%srs sas Albany szs Atlanta $s, umbas
Sn. MscDn' ~" Hashvne 81 70; Augusta SIT co. Chana
nocss, 30 knoxvil {, SIS 30; Memphis SSl 49,
Apply 70 II. Il. CROMWELL co
Is West street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-02-24

EoR TnE SOUTH AND SOUTHWEST, VIA CHARxrs
- rn: a. C-Semi weekly United s ates Mail sde WhaeI
InSsep passage -: Deck s. The fayors
Pier No North river "Wednesday Feb 20 AZ ocloes
precisely Through tickets to the toIo~inr placss.
TO New Creaps $50 rs; Mobile SIS Montgomery S2s NS.h
vse 81 10 Aepphs $si 7o Knoxville SOS So IN stsnooss
20 tueusiA Ga Sl7 10; Atlanta sell Columbia y 500
1nsrnte " Sx2 Fer nandina, Fla $2 Jscksonvfie S2i.
Plata S2s The con UMBIA Capt berry sncceAds
day, March3 NeticeNo form OF bills Of ladInS s;zns ma
these furnished by the company. s ~"1s
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-02-24

EsOR SAVANNAH AND OTHER POINTS, AS ByLow-
e The first class steamshtp ALABAMA, Capt 9os
ScheDcA viii leave Saturday Feb Is at 3P from pie
No North river Through tickets can be bad for tho follow
ing places -
Few orleans 80 15 Mobile SIS Montgomery So, Coluu
bus $2 Albany. $S atlantis. SAT- Chstssnooga IS Nah
ytie 81 70; Knoxville $40 So Memphis SCI rs; Augusta
si7 So Macon S20 Savannah, StA
For freight and massage apply st lS Broadway.
sAMUE FL l. MiTCfyrfI. 4 SON.
day, Feb. u. AtSPM.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-02-24

TO SOUTHERN AND WESTERN wxRCH ANTs.-ss0 600
clothing made IN thirty days The advertisers hsvng
their spr,ng stock. and hsvnx large number
M nsnos 10 their employ 10 their factory In tbs upper part OF
ne as veil ss in Newark for masfng tine clothing
prepared 10 get order s notice for the next ninety
GAYS any amount Of fine cheap clcsnng and we wond
10 ihe parties buying goods havinR gooss nome that
lille ofsyie in the they can have them
msoe clothing low rate as the advertisers
anxious their until they commence their
fall sock We will warrant satsscon 70 All Gases IN having
The made In the best manner and Ia style
desired line addressed to r. ". Co. boz 5 Posi- Office
viii Get with prompt attention
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-02-24

A USTRAIIA.
"a kargsreo line for Melbourne only chip on The berth
packer of March The e'essnt extreme clip ship
Only ~ tons register Of capsctv thoroughly vens
ca ara fas saer; has half her engaged
promptly above Freight passage tns 10 vest rates
Apply On board Ut rer II East rive, to
AAHLER, LORD QUEREAU,
~. ,orD M No. l08 Wan street.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-01-13

RAILROAD CONNECTIONS AND ARRANGENFNTs.-
The announcement that the track Of the Orange
md Alexandria Railroad Extension is laid eontin-
uouslr from Charlottesville to Lyucliburs has
been made rrematurely. The bridge over Tyc
River is not yet com leted,--the height Of tina,
work rendering operations unsa!e for the. work
men, during the late seetv, freezing weather. 1t
cannot I've long however. leforc that crossing will
be finished when nothing will he needed but a
coach transit of one mile, at Lynchburg to estab-
lsh n connection With the Virginia and Tennessee
Railroad at Lynchburg 1t is now expected to
Commence the carrying IT through passengers on
Monday next the 10th instant.
1t has also been prematurely announced. that
an arrangement has been made ietween tue Or
ange and Alexandria, and Washington and Alex
an'lria Railroad Companies, for the transportation
AZ through passengers Of the former over the
line Of the latter. Such an arrangement has;
however, just been agreed upon, and will &C into
speedy operation, VIC hope and believe to the adj
vantage Of both, and TO the promotion of the pLb-
lac convenience and comfort A contract has been
made with Mr.. Latham, we understand, to per-
form the necessary coach transportation ut
the lynchbnrg end of the Orange and Alexan-
dria Railroad, until the completion of the James
river bridge The bridge is heavy work, and the
erection of the superstructure has not yet been
commenced. The arrangement Of Mr.. Latham
must therefore last several months but the short
ness of the transportation will render it very slight
Inconvenience to travellers.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-01-13

MILITARY MEErING-At a regular meeting of
the "Wythe Grays." held in tue Courthouse, on
Saturday, the 7'h day of January, lsG0, the fol
lowing -commis STONED officers were elected for
the ensuing year: c. \. Halter o. S; John H.
Fulton. Cd Sergeant; Samuel j. Wilkinson, Sd
Sergeant g NJ. Kent, Color Sergeant s. G.
Sanders, LIST Corporal; Thomas Shelhe 81 Cor
poral; John p. Johnston. Sd Corporal; and J.
W. Paulett, 4th Corporal Opie Static Secretary;
William Ii. Boiling. Treasurer, and Thomas Pat
terson Armorer
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-01-13

A FINE LoT OF PoRk.-On Monday last, Dr.. A.
D. Gage, of Wy,hc county, killed five hogs the
aggregate Of their weight amounting to niue nun-
d,ed AMI seventv-ive pounis. The largest
weighed ..,r3 pounds, the two smallest III pounds
If We state tho fact that these pigswere not
months o'd, lacking day Of arriving MT that ad
vanced aye, then our readers can Judge whether
are not right in saying it fine 1T Of
pork. Can Wythe county be beat in this matter !?
We opine not: -7I.graM
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-01-13

New York, Jan. IL Cotton quiet but firm
Flour advanced to 10 cts; Southern $50 to 5,75.
Wheat firm Corn higher New ST to co.
Pork dull.
baltimore, Jan l2.--Flnur frm at 80 White
Wheat 80 10 LAO; Red l22 to l.30. Com ac-
tive bite 70 to IS CENTS Yallnw ~ to 50 cents.
Prime Pork 1880 to IL; Sides 9,25. Whiskey
- cents.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-01-13

SOUTHWESTERN BANK AT WYTHEyIILE.--The
Directors of this institution have declared a semi
annual dividend Of fvo per cent. We are inform
ed TINT it is the desire of the Stockholders to in
crease the Capital Stock of the Bank to 100000
and with this aim in view. between 5000 ard
$4,000 have been subscribed in the mast few days
The following gentlemen compose the Directory
for the present year, viz: Robert Gibboney, Pre-
-idcnt; A. D Gage, Robert c. Kent, Joseph F.
Kent, Henry Simmerman, Hugh Spence, Gabrie
Guggenheimer.