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, 1860-01-20

At n meeting Of the Executive Committee Of
the Young Mems Republican Club of Chicago.
hcld On the 18th inst, the following address
ves unanimously adopted, and ordered to be
published in the Republican papers of the city,
aud the Republican papers Of the State reduest-
ed to copy:
THE yorSG MEMS REPUBLICAN, cIrD or THE CITY
or CHICAGO.
To Ae roters Of Illinois The contest Of 1sca
Is approaching, aud the time for action il Mt
hand We are indeed already in the midst Of
1 great conflict. On one side stand arrayed the
adroo,tes Of free institutions and free soil; on
tue other, those who favor the extension OF the
whitening curse Of Slavery into all the Terrific
ries Of the Union.
The National Administration has nromn1.
gated the doctr ne that the flag Of tile Onion
carries Slavery into all Territory over which
i waves. The President Of the United States
declares in his annual message that s'Tbe
fright has beea established Of erery citizen ia
"take bis property Of any kind, including slaves.
"into tue Territories belonging equally to ali
the States Of the Conlederacy, and to hare il
protected there under the Fedcra1 Con.titu
ton. Neither Congress nor Territorial
Legislature, nor my human power, has apy
authority to annul Of impair this vested rjsbt''
and Representatives, Of the Democratic party
that STA rna;ort4~ of .ho ro,,1o -'s
,h;s noi;cE IL ~ aoct;o,p asoe aga'net
DOT tha rr3;on ohait ha d;n.ai3 ipuottean resi-
erv he not ainsad froe conpsa a-a FL say
th}s Enrernment sha1i be .srent 49,, so.!,
fnmndst;on = GIG" Nc s''n 'u1fet 10
The Ynnno Nam. Renrb1;c,n r,,,, - c,..
caeo are ranacd m t1e t;ds ~ E-os1a Sau q. ~
con;ct W6;ls mt 1es;un;n = - ;ato,f ~ snis
the r;chts ~ si.rerr ;n tha ne ~ 'e:e!re .' WIN
aTe amused tn ;ts ext4ns;on ;n'o 1e, aarr;, tne5
which Il h,e navar oY;stad .-J ossn:M! ~
,be 5,noarora dn1,,n ,ha,' na;.hp aV espes'a'!y 10
mr. he HeonIe can nTerent ia i ha;nG - eensreSs %
cd IN tha controrv thar a5voaa,s ~ e. easGnu. i:A:
of consecra,;n~ fraa ,srr;,o-r ~ f.ao ios polcs
the enaetmen1 Of n wise and ;n.t Itono.taod @ aod
Iaw "A "70 ANAo 11'' nooes'eoo
Th;e f1rb ;s .1ao ornoscd n ~. r.,o
cance ontr.ces md rsnrpns.;ans ~ r. ea1aa l'
fst1ot;on nf ISmes Rcbafan and :; - ,"e auInln.
Vii, nse ali honorha means - ,s-nw.,4 eMosss s
inc nernetuated - p'''e"$ us oe-
fer ii; purpose it invites the eordialeo cooper.
"ent Administration. to federal corruntion and
"usurpation, to The extension Of Slarery iuto
"she Territories, to the new aud danperous
"political doctrine that the Constitution Of
sits own fo,ce carries Slavery into MI The
Territories Of The United States. to the
, 1860-01-20
32rcss & Griitt11r.
= II &c


Ii is understood at Washington by Demo-
oats who profess to bs "pozted,' that the
Narshalship Of this District will be conferred
upon " ssownooE, Esq, Of this city; pro-
vided, always, ex-senator Drecse refuses to nc
cept> the place. We know nothing Of Mr..
Snowhook's present political aftinities; but wc
hare no doubt from Tho connection Of Lis namo
with Federal appointment, that he is thought
to be friend Of the President.
tits proper to say that the Washington cor
respondent Of the Chicago Times is sure that
snoThooa has no chance lie says that ho
(s) has been alternately tlattered and snubbed
and that he will be sent home in disgrace ut
last As ae is an lri.hman, and was orce
furious. .frec-soiler, we shall not bs astonished
to learn by aud b:~t ~tha: the TIMES man isright
, 1860-01-20
OUR WaSII1SGT0N LETTER


6formv Drb~fe sM fh< Sen afe-.f'fant1ffon
.H-""eFx'-1He Atrconras-<d ff<tM0eracp.
Especial Correroaecnce Of tlc Isr.s ard T1ibupe.]
NAsntsUroS, Jan. IL, II r.M.
Tie Senate had = stormy Executive Session
to-day oyer The confirmation Of Faulkner, of
Virginia. us Minister to Paris. Nothing SO
ultra or violent has been said in that body for
kind Of disuuion sentiments, and wrought them
Eclves into towering passion. Their langua: e
was incendiary end insulting. They talkcd to
Northern Senators as il. they were plantation
slaves, and not their peers.
Faulkner recently made yicicat disunion
speech in Virginia. Among .ot:,cr things, he
said that il Seward. Chase, Hale, or any other
Republican, were elected President, it would be
the duty Of the Governor Of 1~irsin;a to seize
upon The public arms Ut uarper's Ferry, and
thcn march tic military Of that State to Wash
ingtop aad forcibly prevent the Inauguration Of
the President elect Senators Doohtlle, Wilson,
Wade, and others on the Republican side, object.
ed to sending man holding such trcasonab!c
sentiments, to represent this cnnntry in France.
e'aSon' elaS o. Ala i'eFaon aaa loombs OF
"a' a''a ''"cf o'S'n,'hs's' .epi'eo 'nc 'nos'
'a''o"e LAZY y 4nes 4nAec '''e very A'' sui'
Faafoas "''u .'easo"' s"c'' was 1'c a1'fa us
u u'''oa en'a'e1c' VI ''e'r 'S"s"aee' ho1 Us tne
',e"a'e s''s IN executive Session WIN Closed
aoofS'1 eou'o nol learn Lie precise language
'ncs e"ploSeo' 1ney went so lar understand
as 10 attempt personal intimidation. But as
'nesc s'pcfc''lohs slare ori'crs 'ad white men
aho no' negroes 10 oea' With, thaf style Of arsu-
mcat oaa not avail Them, particularly well.
oous'as Sat quietly ana opcned not bis mouth,
eaeep' ~ 'o'e iof 'oe co"1'f1nat'on os tue sir-
s'a'a o's-ua'onist. lie Lad no word Of repfool
or feoase 10 ousf. II was treason tor hano-
1a' OF lanatfcs 10 capture tie Arsenal ut Har-
peF's Ferry for tue purpose Of ]ibcrasinE slavcs
but PATRIOTISM to capture the same Arn,ory for
tne purpose OF using The Z. 5. ur1ns to prevent
, 1860-01-20
NacoM1aysS Last Iflneka.

kF7ou' TIE 1+onuon I17ues, 5Uth December.
At late hour last night we learned with the
dceccst regret that England hsd suffered an ;r-
rreparab!e loss br the sudden death of Lord
siiasan'aF, Ut ''is residence in Kcnsington, ut
otciocS on "Wednesday morning. Although, in
1852 be had serious md protracted i'Incss.
from declared disease Of the heart, the attack
was snbdued, aud till within the last three weeks
his health was toleraby good. About fort
night sine he had a second attack, from which,
however, he relied, aud his medical advisers
considered him out Of immediate danger. Up
to the end Of last week he continued to amend
but 1c!upsc took place, and Terminated fatal.
". Lord Mac u1ay was never married, and the
title dies with lin. He was only ffay .nlnc
years Of ngc.
, 1860-01-20

No vote for Speaker was had yesterday. Du.
ring the usual debate, Mr. Colfax developed the
fact, aud it was acknowledged by several South
cru Democrats. TINT they have signed paper
pfedging themselves to resist, by Ill parlia.
m:n'ary stratagem, q rote on the plurality
v,,1c
, 1860-01-20
4 GREAT SPEECH

We offe- no apology for giving up so much
OF our space this morning to the very able and
eloquent speccl, Of CARL ScHrw. Moro iu.
tercslins political reading we could not sive,
aud it furnishes grateful contrast to DR..
Rices apology fur slavery furnished to our read
ers Yesterday. Tho speech is not less remark
able for keen analysis aud Irresistible logic than
for tervll cloQuencc and overwhelming inyec-
tive. 1t is destined 10 he widely read, and
*ome Of its passages will 90 down to posterity
alon= with the masterpieces Of Our greatest
aud nubfcst statesmen
, 1860-01-20

inc compromises under which it YVES formed
ana ~ ste obligations which it imposes. &c.
eet.ea with this purpose, there will bc no Norll,
OF soueh, no East or West. hui contepted nus.
hapry people, enjoying The blessing aud s5ar-
1n@ the prosperity ut 4 co,nu,on and glorious
tnlon. With high respect,
JOHN SHERMAN.
Messrs. Carey, NcNichuel, 1ugersoil, and
, 1860-01-20


E0ClIakANE,.
The telegraph announces that the illness Of
Hon. Clnrk y. Cochrane, Representative iu
Congress from tho 18th District Of New York,
has terminated in insanity, and that his friends
have removed him 10 the Utica Asylum. The
exciting scenes in Congress, it is thought, con-
tributed greatly to this sad result. Mr. Cocl,-
rane is q Republic N, and he las been twice
elected to Coucress
, 1860-01-20

Our foreign advices mention severe battle
between the Spanish and Moors at Gas1,ileg, in
which the latter were, as usual tia victors
The loss ofthe Moors is stated at $500, and t.: c
Spanish 400.
, 1860-01-20

y The hull Of new tow boat for afr.
Grcenlcaf is being framed on a vacant 10: On
Washington street. It will be taken to dock
and set up On the ways, to be launched carly in
4bn
, 1860-01-20

LARCENY OF 4 AWArcH.-A young man named
William Vanderdeckes was arrested yesterday
by officer Douglas, charged with the larceny Of
. watch from William Il. Eddy. The alleged
theft IS claimed to hare taken place a. follows: :
Sometime since, one Constant Lonp, q small
jewellcr and matchmaker in q most inconstant
manner, decsm7ed with half bushel, more or
less Of timekeepers left in his charge. Some Of
the watches atterward turned up in hands Of
parties parties about town, aud among these
one belonging to Mr.. Eddy, and worth about
SIS, was found in the hands Of the above named
defendant, who atterward pavned it, BE was
held to bail in $500 to answer to the charge.
, 1860-01-20
EX EGYPTQ.

hal al
=. - s.,. - - -, ~
AHc o1to. o. o'o' through 5ea1a anto:d+
u uen !1ntn'c ps3cS'
Kest und through cIrcllnk uons;
The echoes long tic 4trasns p,olone
Iu deep 1cye,be,atloaa,
Thrills eye-ywhe& The ambient Il,
With nu:Ical vi.rajoas.
Sonse noTo oaT can Claim the Lay,
fsopas'ic u is powe'.
Al! ares II. Lcr dover.
uefneled.e. are like the se,a
Wnen w1n,,. ard ,ysve.are meet,nr
In tune and time. their tone sublime
Forsvermore .e1,eat:nx.
1le ~ofla may fanse through esd'e;schank".
lnf'osh tea$ons ofeaf or veEna:
1ufxhIon Is eserua1.
Then do no. deem thst sopr Or dream
Ot one ct EsTn,s saee.
shouid he 3mhn.d viii a1i III. rud.
stern fnnre.s NJ the s1es-
Dwell be beside The Nllut tide,
In Es5pts la1d ot stosJ,
orrh,dow, dmtnud ,x- u,,-r.
Fra 1.n,a,te far brr,ted n7sht
Had b,rs, hi, bona. .,nnder
And rb.+,oh,x IA n had fo,,rd ,.d
r,eRed se,.. h1,ou.. nrde-
Unmarked by him. the shado~sdi
Which thTQpErs that land enth1Dted:
, 1860-01-20

Sor1cE-Thcre will be meeting Of the me-
chanics uud working men OF this city in favor
Of organizing National Kepub:,cau Club for
the coming Municipal and Presidential cam
paign. on Saturday evening next, January 21st,
Ut half past sevcn o'e'ocS, at the hnll Of the
ao5 Randolph street, up stairs. Ail mechanics
and laboring men are Invited to he preseDt and
take part in The organization.
At the request Of many mechanics. jal9-3t
, 1860-01-20

- Closing sale Of the McCarllc House fur
niture, this morning, commencing at IT o'clock.
All the table linen, sheets, crockcry, furniture.
etc, will be closed out. Remember, the last
dar
, 1860-01-20

Clncr17 Cora7.-Iu the Circuit Court of Cook
county yesterday, Francis KRONER Was con-
victed Of larceny Of cattle and received atern Of
one year. 4 motion was made By counsel for 4
new trial, which was granted.
, 1860-01-20

AsuLtr. January 1C.
shouting aflfay occurred here Tonight at
the Ashley House. in which the proprietor, aIr.
Mansfield. fired two bal1s from his revolver into
James Coons, n7ortally wounding him. Coous
entered the hotel while drunk, and was shot
upon entering. Coons was peaccable man.
, 1860-01-20

The Ice QrEsrloS.-A correspondent gives
us some details as to ice cutting in the river,
and especially On the North Branch, and with
with good reascn urges that it is filthy and un-
tit Tor use. We agrce with him as to its use for
domestic purposes, but cur correspondent
should be uwarc that thousands Of tons of ice
are cut in our riycr annually that is only design
ell to be used for coarser rctrigeraut purposes
in brewcrics, butcher shops, stores, saloons,
restaurants and hotels, in contact with nothing,
and mingled with nothing where its confessed
impurities in the least affect the question Of
health. I. is sold at a cheaper rate. and with
as clear grade Of difference as exists in any
other staple.
No ice dealer would be vcnturesomc enough
to deal out this ice to ornament butter plates
and cool drinking vessels, or if he did it once
would be as likely to hear of it as would
butcher who should send home to the house,
keepers tainted meat. Tie thing will regulate
itself, us in other commodities. For the pur-
poses first nam.d, the river ice wherever cut, so
that all dead cats and "such small DEER are
culled out, is as good as any.
, 1860-01-20

ROARDING.-A Gentleman and
Nfter two s!ug. xe tIeuurn can be .touraocated
via roon q rooms aad gI beard. IL private fuy
No1ta Side, est of C4rk street. Ad11ek4 P. u Box
, 1860-01-20

G. Z. SCSITSY, 4:'eFt-'in7 Ag<ns. 70 UearsoF--sl
aaer<l 70 recere 1Lt<1:.<cts :i;s 1ai oil s:<
: ii ling PoSe17 ci tie Eorh H<.t- !a1-;Se-y
, 1860-01-20

EE We hare for the trade new and iu-
proved Burner and Kerosene and CoaI al
Lamps, which We guarantee will give more LIGHT
than any other burner OF its size. When sold
III lots tf 50 or 100 dozen they are offered ut less
than New York or Boston rates. Address Oil
and Lamp Emporium. Cas-. L. NOBLE,
jae0'6t Agent and Manager.
, 1860-01-20

The CASE OF MISTRESS K1nk-.Ktssrx. Editors:
An elderly Irish woman named Kirk, with
three aliases, tried to obtain load Of wood
from Mr. Tuttle, missionary, and did not object
to ten, sugar, coffee, flour aud other comforts
She had "no iirewood, indade, and Was awful.
II rheumatic" The night was cold, but the
rule invariab1e. to visit in all cases where no
voucher appears. Still the missionary Aoptd
it was all right, and, showing Mistress Kirk the
pile of sawed wood, she whipt off her old black
cloak in a jiay and bagscd the sticks as she
would so many ducks or geese. On investisa-
ting the 1nulsiform suiferings of poor Mrs. Kirk,
Ac., it was found that her husband has stored
away suugly quite q stock OF Mics coin intended
for the fu,ure rise in the grain market. a fiue
lot Of cabbsges US ever was raised in Kinder
hook, arc also "biding il" for better price.
while tho dame will probably trs some other
stream OF cha1i =, and perhaps be the cause Of
some bard hesr:cd people taking comfort to
themselves, with the assurance that oil the Door
are impostcrs The experience one gains in
this kind Of work, sharpens his faculties for de-
tecsine imposition, but the principle Of true
Christianity keeps alive in lis heart the un
wearicd cnieavor 10 do good to the bodies Of
The poor. in hopes Of benefitting the sopls Of his
fellow-men.
, 1860-01-20

NOTICE My ncte to Alfred Lam.
es1seT: - 9f 4 ls@2 fol havne heen
1T Eaua;le e,zs!e-aton. thsn eon1e>t paymec,
thereof. n, p AETISti-
vlLl1Zy Is, 1870. }3I1r
, 1860-01-20

$4,000; CLOSING OEr SALE OF Doors AND
SnoEs- -AcDougall. Fentou / Co., ls0 Lake
street, offer their entire stock at manufacturer
wholesale cost prices, until all are sold. jal6-6
, 1860-01-20

"CIrr HorEL."-We have reduced our rates
for day board to $3.50 per week, from date.
Il. SoYEEs 4 Co.
Chicago, Jan, Il, 1860. jal7-lm
, 1860-01-20

WANTED-In a good locality Il
+s Ho,.e @ nd 1t worth from *tooto 45t1u or Lot.
tiance IN vel located outside pr t-1ty. Applicants %
jaeGx-w
, 1860-01-20
THE CITY

70 The mysterious girl in male apparel is
still detained at the Armory, will be brought up
to-day in the Police Court.
MUSICAL CS1oS AcAnEAr.--The elementary
class which was postponed last week will COM
mcnce this Friday evening, at Musical Union
Hall at { O'Clock.
, 1860-01-20

3jOR SALE-Good Oak Wood
fer Twenty shlling*rer cord by The .ar lea4,. for
:ae at Michigan censrL utpot ftot Of LAKE. street. A.
r. ar5r
, 1860-01-20
LOCAL MATTERS.

= Go to John Jones, 119 Dearborn street,
and getyeur clothes cleaned and repaired. They
will be well done aud at prices to suit the times
, 1860-01-20

A SSlGNEES' SALE.-Noticc is
." 5aau41y A. y $50 + 10 Il liz Of IL
ch>ago, Co<k County luInos s.ai by s.lue f ~ "
ss 'os1t % uae BY 1oseaa Jo o. tsted been
ad dsr sor ca&h only, s fIIosins aseoun1,
2ot eemarcs as*l.ned to me as atssrsa.G wa:ch haye
Joserh Pushing Moae, .iss 81; we:np7e x!!.e Co.,
.uLn Ie4F va -; irwin james. 3S3a:a: Uoyt
r. r seq .s s:.l; 4 Il j., 1ss:
hsaDy + s,a'tis 81 zehar!.h tenx. Fe,ris.
i9*a oas, as!tt ba1: TIL i bs'a IA
StS: iStG,sn iiexsoe' :s:5; Fk;Ls KunJ =
IL Sss1 s'% q
ds H.5 .Sss a;,' II Ss; ff:,fs r. GSanins:an
ucn ssa: Mr. os &cA!s,ts ;s: Fnat M9.
81 Sa s ns*ss 4Sa TE;'ts rssfs
Burlington: - e. Potts. :, t<Iian
Z: FS:*i;9 tsssS S;ssS, :.5 asaata M'ss
q shs5san s'll3; Jauts Asan,, s5,so; j. i. L. Glib
Aisc ,l- following no'e.:-Moulton + Fa.her. %is=5:
&C. 5so; do s1s*s; so es2s2 r E,1kiy .6, Iaeoo
aassr Crane. tta,.l Amboy, :;a!s: D I:ichs- = /
Co. ste,llrg 80 y; Adds Gibson. a:3Is3: FOL
&c Aaat e ::2t q; Wit Gap2s.' 5~:s .;;a, Ss f.
@ &ss$ F';si. G,ss S'sTs sj!} .:s, ts ss
2: shs eona !oa and nature Of all the abeys
oase No. ii Rando * ssics " NC 'A-s4sts1s' ~ a''
Chiesso, I-n. 5sh, 1=61. L. 4. WILLARD,
The .bove .ac Is postponed 20 Thursday ,u sth, ,:ce
Ga.sro. j n. 18th. 1851. 1860 ~ Ct
s:zEs===NEW AND SECOND
:stes: s r:zss Is :.; E e dst s Z. .tf; 2ssss sss
snt P;e@Ply .Hs1 sns Al tds Of asia
}at{t4S1y 0ppoate TsrEctt House.
, 1860-01-20

TOR SALE-4A first class Safety
ra:en: fr RI 1ro1d that will recommend Itself
any one who Will exlln- H. an that any IL! srad
r! no ard thai must Of s'ty into tenel
Lscauae viii save property and e. Il kas app I'd
"a most 0f the lead"G l+caas Far. Aoplv Ef STR 10
d1ys At No q Lasalle ssiets, 10 REEs l. eLOCEN.
, 1860-01-20

Ocn corSTErs Nlnn.-N'hen we claim the
American Eagle rs cur national fowl, We follow
the example Of older governments and despo.
tisms. An original letter of John ]. Audubon
has been presented to the Audubon Club, the
seal of which is wild turkey surrounded viii,
tue motto, ''-imcrica my country" 1t is too
Lite to change now, but we shall know where to
turn iu case some Of cur terrible orators usc up
the "American Eage1," which has been seriously
threatened 1T times.
, 1860-01-20

CAMERON & L1xcoLS.-There will be stated
meeting Of the CAMERON AND LINCOLN CLrB at
their Hall, No. POS Randolph street, {L!oyd's
Hlock) this Friday evening III O'Clock. Gen
nsR 1e%sn Of tos sty will address the Club The
l. " NsLt Scc'v
, 1860-01-20

CALlFoRSlA MA1Ls.-Aails for places in Cali
forn1a, ria the Overland route, will close, till
further notice, at $50 T. II. on Tuesdays and
Fridays. Same mails ria Panama close as usua.
at 9 r. II. on the lst and 18th Of each month.
, 1860-01-20

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN
tha' the tsn Ct stt + Is Is tals daT dissolved
" mutual c7n1ett.
Edwin sus will tet4 the s2Irf of the lite tru and
e.ttsnue int h1s the Cheago Crec'Fn- M car.
Linton ant Ja-k,ou Streets JAMES WRIGHT,
<..,. EDWIN Hi ~
, 1860-01-20

NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION OF
~ LIMITED Co pARr1Ensmr. Limited Co Part.
'oc noueht and Cast trcn Du:nes under liz trm nsne
~ :" LGlz o. va e'o!sed ne nj oy
LIS !uciss.e the INTEREST," r. ". Walls 9TH id VIM
htEDscth, aonc authorized 10 setf he 1usI.e.s
VI the sud nrct- GEO. F. LtZ
WM. CHkSQWETH
JulfN II JJHASTuN
J. r. .TAp5E0KTH, sr:eial Fsitaer.
Chicago, January 18th, 1.h0.
to-pAx7sKEsHur Ho7lcx--The undersigned lave ta;s
DAY fointd a t;o-taE.Iesstip tter The u,m Of
LETT d JOHNSTON.
pupoe Of Gtir. General Wrouzht and Cas' Iron
i.us!nes. the Eescosn Ct!csso Irou Wofks loeteI
1t Nos. 81 to ST South franklin street
GE;KGEF LETT
Chicago. Japu1ry "a, 1885, TN hsS,5v
, 1860-01-20

0LD B1GELow THE CorSrEnrE17En.-Itis is said
TINT old Bigc|ow, the counterfeitcr from Rock
Island County, now in JUL here, seems TO be not
long for this world, and is apparently near his
end. lie WIS i'll when first incarcc.ated. and
has been sinking since that time
, 1860-01-20

MORTGAGE SALE.-Default
Eav:n. te.n nar IN the payment cf certain Pro-
jlmn "asr.os aod Msta narrot 10 II unarsd and
gaty fwo dollar, aHa !Ey ceLts able to lie
note secured y and lied in q tie sam. n
::e enly executed hy The .aid Eoa r 1a.:ot aud
hetsinaes e.eaeea. and le:e!ded Keedefs of:s
r c":k toutty tllta2i; ,a b'ok :9of Mortgages Fsse
stnea y a.,*s ,s oy r. to semqni Aken M
sto1i IN w. sub lre fuers oce Of Uou. Coun.y o. tie
18th Gay u JAcua1y, IL 0. w. ~
Now taes.!cre nutc: hereby gEen that In purs-a,re
q pome: of ea!e taine IN rid morts4"s .s1 se
~ .us cn TO the highest bidder 1t tbs door
nt L. U.sso. ~ 10 eock IN t. fo1erooI ia
iullwn: p!eaiset. .-fctel 10 saiu mo ts.ge as III
ecitSn parcel Of LAID. tu7te Ii ths CIV
" Gh!c7s" nnty of CooE. etate of Illinois. and sno-
~ La Ut en- (l;} In tsy* She!5Ts lie subdivision Of
- =. AIKEN hts :ncs.
=
, 1860-01-20
Spaldins's Glue,
SpaIdins's Glue,
o3FoE AT JOHN D. FAHH's,
oHFoT AZ JOHN D. PARTS,
124 Lalkc Street.
124 Lake Street.

M CSiCAL UNION ACADEMY.
ltA The elementary ela,s tt the Winter Terra. which
Was po:tpo1td will. con On F1Ia.y eyrnn IanY
~ leu It MLseai UEou Ha, In Aetht LIST Church Block
, 1860-01-20

i. l.. E.-Nc1ls, at the Metropolitan boot
and Shoe store, 1G3 Randolph street, is selling
No. French Calf Sewed Patent Leather Roots
for s3.e5 and $50. md French Calf Custom
Peg Boots for $50 to $50. We could not be-
i'ese thcy were equal to the ones Cor which We
paid an extra twelve shillngs until after VIC l.al
examined theaa- We advise all cur friends to
patron'ze the great cost safe of Ill styles Of
Boots and Shoes.
, 1860-01-20

MADAmE e.
Has taken 1t r Foset Hou,. Norb Ca,t ,rr+,
*hefe &hc ' ii retal:n for only o.e vc.k
Iorger 1t this VS. /,
che Vii icrEuct persons having articles lost o. stolen
whtte They may Re 'onno. Also. with ii u Of
ths fast l*eEt ana Fuure and Of heIE In -l4ess and
tFosnec :. Ffee II Corsu tatihn s1GQ. saiista4iou il
given The money vii Il refunded. kooms o3Ta fom
. loon No. Ill. fa11rr,
, 1860-01-20

VALENTINES FAST ExrREss FREIGHT I4asE.-
1n tile hands Of F. A. Chapman, now locut. ut
54 Dearborn street, the Valentine Express
Freight Line 11s rapidly grown in public faror,
mud the daily arrivals over the Mich. Southern
Railroad, number from six to seven cars daily,
, 1860-01-20

THANCE FOR BUSINESS. We
~ rant reliable party = tske thu General sencv for
LIE State tnt!aGa 10: lie s4c ct lo1nxs 4ss Family
*:xinE 3Eashat Apply 1t the .ea5 o: s*s Wells
%.tEet. Iti93t11 WM Il YlfTNC r.
, 1860-01-20
,Jar @a;t.

H:;R SAtE-Cheap for Cash
4 1D Stands can!'s Moa!t% nf st:cra. rasa-ts.
. 1Eo. Render nE Keith. :. neaEy new.
ls;ovs ks,t:s aaL Fu.zata. eoa. .xt4 p o. Fox :x3.
J.t. Nit HELL,
:. k!n.re-st arc Cosne. safest aau ATchrr toad.
, 1860-01-20

WEBSTER j. BAXTER,
~ FR3DEcE AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS.
Office 1877 Kfnzie Street.
FIRE Cur onal al. alba to tie ueta.e md sae
cf n1i hinds If produce In thus n a1ket.
d8o. NERyTkK- :A91 biEQ 6tu1 p,F Ftx1rx
, 1860-01-20
NUMBER 173,
G!1Hant2G.

WANTED.-By 4 gentleman. his
wife sra nf wyatt IN yeas Of age pa,lor md
led rsoms uaaisntahtd, with b. a11-a gnnG freat n
SOUTH drs on, .7d fer ~lIc1 fair pFes vii p4d. al
A'*es :, Blk 81 I9atx
, 1860-01-20

- 1t is requested that the names Of the
officers Of al Clubs, which are Or anay be formed,
together with u list OF members aud their race
Of residence. desirous Of cooperating with the
Young Mems Republican llub Of Chicago -
he forwarded to the Corresponding Secretary.
, 1860-01-20

BLACK MA1L1xG.-Isaac Foster was sent to
1;ridcwell for two months for larceny from the
huge co'o,cl female known as Mother Mail.
Foster, who is Of the same hue, stole and
rawncd table. William Eldiuex, white
boy, who was accessory, was convicted Of
Yarraucy and sent tn The Nefartn Sc1onl
, 1860-01-20

FIRES AND F1Hs ALAnxs.-Thc big bell on the
Court House was sounded twicc yesterday, both
times for the second district. Tho first alarm,
about : o'clock was "as far rs heard frou,"
false.
About sevcn o'cloeS last evening the s:cond
alarm was cruscd By tie taking fire Of build
ing occupied as i boarding house On the corner
Of Market and Franklin streets. kept by man
named Sullivan. 1t oriyinatcd in the roof from
an insecure !lue, and was cxlinguishcd without
much loss.
, 1860-01-20

WANTED Immediately, 4 good
= o,t-+ ard LIT wo,,, a.o0or r. ~ In Exchange
irtan'fs n t!n it. a.d eash-xond l:ne ee
>catss: A. e. - u Log Isl, ch.1so, gs!1z te-cti2:
YE1 S41ft11 Of