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Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-12-14

THROUGH TICKETS
Are sold At sii the PRINCIPLE RAILROAD TICKET
OFFICES in the WEST and SOUTH Ask for Tickets
wa CINCINNATI.
P.w. sTRADER, General Ticket Agent, cin'si-
june20-u
, 1860-01-25

from Inc cannon t',''' AeS'at'' "'n'l
X becomes our nciancnolS outS TO record one
o. thc most tefr,o!e antctons tnat has eser oe.
!el any ol our GMl1ens-'nc burning 10 ac9'n OF
the wife aud little sun Of Mr. 1saac Mclean.
wh.ch occurred @ on - SATURDAY morning lasf. about
g O'CLOCK Ars; u. WAS preparans oreak'ast NJ
tue Time, ana ~ Is supposeu-tnouen y u nol
Known ros.',e'y' as .tiere re- WIS no ~" "ne w1n her
ont the niue oos-tnat sue nag nlieo tne iahip
with 4n'd, ana IN @ ao'ns So spl.eu some m o. 1T IT
upon her dress' ana when she aprroacned Tue
stove it ignlted. enve!or'nE her IN a sht Ct Of
hamc, when, uttee'oG leartrenoios screams
sne rasheo M 'nso n .he aatoln'ne tenement; oeen-
p!ed o. az. H. Gus'ts' aod .nle~ nerssm @ ul'on
tue neo Whefe mrs. y. ana nef cnlia were seep-
,nG setung nfe 10 ,he peo; Mrs' lmmeolate-
y 'eopeo tfoin Inc neo' anu wrapping
blanket around hcf Htt!c one; paced IL out OF
natn way ns 1ile t'Ale, NJ - Nat1's WV
, 1860-01-25
A Campbell1te Minister from India ma
kYucbcd In TeXnk.

A CampbellIte Minister from Indiana
LYnchcd In TeIaHs
The Lafayette journal gives the following de-
tailed and we'll authenticated account Of The
iynching Of an Indiana preacher in Texas, for
not preaching exactly to suit the shareholders
there:
We hare learned from gentleman residing
in the south part Of this county, that Solomon
Mckinney, well known in that section As u
Campbeltc minister, has recently returned
from Texas with turlough and pass written
on Ills back. Tae gentleman referred to is we'll
known nbont Newton md Pleasant Hill in Mont
gomrry County, and we hare heard that HI &C.
tnal inspection Of his back in both ofthese places
ielt no doubt in the minds Of those who saw it
Tint he had received a most unmerclful fagel-
ation.
Ne learn that Mr. Mckinney with his wife,
and an acquaintance also with bis wife, went to
Texas some time since ou visit to friends resi-
siding there. It is said thut the reverend gen
tlcman while in this country entertained serious
doubts US to whether black men had any souls
Mt all. and was considered decidedly pro-slavery
in his notions. While in Texas he Was invited
to preach a sermon On the duties Of master and
Stare, which be did. Ha, was soon after waited
upon ny company Of men. with q request to
leave tue country at once, and one Of tue party,
bT way Of enfoi cling attention to the order,
shot ut him, without, however, injuriug him.
lie commenced making immediate arrange
nlents to leave.
Tint same night, however, company Of men
again called on him at midnight, and under pre-
tence Of carrying him md his FREUD beyond The
reach OF a mob; which was represented as on
the way to hung them, got tbem away some
Distance from the house, bound their hands and
administered to them ten lashes apiece, making
about eighty lasLes for each one Of the prison
ers. They were then released With positive or
ders to leave at once, which they did. A-. Nc
kinney's friend is sa,1 to be nun eighty years
Of aye, and he is probably fifty. These are tue
tacts as currently reported in the neighbor-
hood Of Newtown, Sugar Grove and Pheasant
Hill, where the parties are well known, and
given to us By Mr. Aaron 1us'ey, well known
and highly respectable farmer Of that neigh
hnrhnnd.
, 1860-01-25

COVERS SULTANA SAUCE,
~ For Hot and Cold Dishes OF al kinds. This Dr.
tcious and appets!ng Invented By the renowned
-soge" for the London Reform Club since hs decease,
manufactured By the web known house Of Crosse kack
we'll London from the original recpa. It is the favoe
sauee3n England. and The Continent, with h.h and
growing reputation anon. American Ep!cuses and much
approved ef stmucnt to the a2pec and to
OPINIONS OF THE LONDON PRESS.
"We recommend correspondent tn Mons. Soyer's
new Sauee entitled the 'susAna sauce It Is made
the Turkish recipe; its fayoTs e1ceent and It affords
siderable aid In Of slow and weak dgestion.The
Lancet.
savor5. rquant asd Spicy worthy the genius Of soger'
-t0bsezver.
"A most valuable adjunct to Fish, Flcsh and Fowl aud
shouidhave pl4ee one very tahle-.Atlas.
Sole Agents for the United States
GARDSAR G. YVELlN, ,el7 Fulton st., New York.
aud BRAY l. HAYES. ~ Cosnhir Boston For eale By
G1ocefs and Fruit Dealers everywhere. fa1sbt38-6n
, 1860-01-25
IFrom the New io1k Daily Tribune, July -, 1891
YnFpAREn G.IrK-Iiffla cnnEeniences fn

lFIom the New iotk Daily Tribune, July =, 1891
PREPARED GLCE.-Little conveniences for
general family use are often Of more value thnn
what are called great Inventions" There is
no housekeeper that has not often been au-
noyed BY squeaky, ricketsy chairs, sofas. tables,
etc, which have become So by the joints where
they have ben put together becoming shrunken
condition, there is constant danger Of general
smash-up. And again, such accidents as break
aye Of furniture do occasionally Occur "in the
best regulated families" To lemedy the per-
p1exity and annoyance occasoned bY these
troubles, we keep in the house small quantity
Of Prepared Glue, which Gun be applied to the
affected parts by any person Of ordinary skill,
with much less trouble than sending the nrtic!e
to a cabinet maker, to say nothing Of the saving
nf expense. The kind We use is labeled t:Spald.
ing's Prepared Gfue-useful in every family
and as we have found it a valuable addition to
our cabinet of little congeniences," we fully
concur in the sentiment Of tue label.
, 1860-01-25

Destructive Fire md Narrow Exc,nc
ut Knoxville.
Correspondence NJ the Iscsa and TY1ln,nel

III AuO1F<Ee
Correspondence nf the rscsa and T.lbupe.l
KNOXVILLE, lows, Jau. H. 1890.
One Of those distressing accidents which
seem to follow the fortunes, or rather naisfor.
tunes. of some men, occurred some SIX miles
south Of this place, ut about nire o'clock ms.
night.
4 man By the name Of Hershaw had len his
house. after getting his children flour in num-
ber) into bed-the oldest boy of but ten years,
the youngest a babe Of thirteen months-to 60
for his wife, who was attending the sick ut
ne'ghbor's, about one mile away, when, by
some unknown caust, the bed in which two
Of the children slept caught fire, which fortu-
natelv awakened the Oldest boy, who, with u.s.
tonlshing presence Of mind and courage, sue
ceeded in getting the OTHER children out Of the
house, safe, alter burning bis hands and face
badly. md almost all the hair from his head.
lie afterwards broke open the window and res
cued the fansily Bible, that lag on stand under
the window-tl'c ouly thing snved from the
burning house, excerpt their livcs-and finding
nothing more could be done, took the babe in
his arms and, by coaxing and leading ,he others,
succeeded in selslrg them to the nearest neigh
boF' some bali unc'r more, travelling over the
frozen ground of co.d January night in their
night-clothes. Here the brave little fellow
could hardly be persuaded tc stay and have his
wounds cared for. but insisted on going for his
father, showing Ill unconquerablc spirit, and u
perseverance hard 10 be excelled in one so
young.
Ar. h. seems to have been peculiarly unfor-
tunate, having lost all his stock by disease aud
accident this winter, which, with the FIRE, has
left him penniless. Hut lis friends and neigh
bors are moving i'll tie matter, and will doubt
less prevent lis funi1y from suffering.
Z
, 1860-01-25

Tallox, rs. Ii ",1su .t!'so *:.@s lassA 4s,1oo
One OF tile great features OF trade during the
past week. as will bs seen from the aboyc ta~
bic, was the Urge receipts Of Cora, compared
with the week previous. and also as compared
with tic same week in 1857. s;nce the lst Of
January we hnve received 34' ,S65, against
aa,6sa bushels during tho satnc period in 1859.
As will be also seen, the receipts Of all kinds Of
grain md flour have visibly Increased during
the week. We have received ] 200 barrels Of
-four, IL 900 bushels wheat, $500 bushels oats,
4,eoo bushels rye, and l,"oo bushels barley,
more than we're received IN the week ending
Jan. II.
FLOUR ASp HnA1H.
The following table shows the amount o1
Flour and train in store in this city on Sntur'
day last, compared with tue amount in store ut
thu corresponding date in 1855 and 1859:
, 1860-01-25
Secretary %tantouss Optufon Of tho Adj
mission 0f Kansas

The Hon. +. =. Stanton, late Secretary Of
Karsas, writes as follows from Washington to
q gentleman in kansas. His letter is published
in tue Lawrence R1u1d:ean:
You will hare seca thut the organization of
the House is not get effected. There is no Ger.
tainty xhcn't the unfortunate and disreputable
contest will be ended. The Administration has
thrown tts influence in the scale in fayor Of con-
fusion, disorSunization and faction. Having in
charge ali The sacred interests of the people, it
has placed its own selfish purposes above every-
thing else and thus commits moral treason
against the laws md the Constitution, in order
TO avert for a time, that inevitable exposure
| policy and action is destined to meet
If a rote were to be taken in tile SENATE, now,
Kansas would probably be rejected. 1t is pos-
| sib1e that debate and cool reelection may alter
this state of feeling before tue question shall be
finally disposed Of; but Ieoa*ider th< r<sth e1-
I trtm2y Uncertain. We can only await the cvcnt
with entire confidence that our rejection, if it
shall take place, will contribute, even more than
our admission, 10 the utter overthrow Of the
faction ~hich now has: control of The Govern
mens." !
Brown versus RroyFn..Pctit1ou for
| -; DIVORCE
The wife Of George ". Brown, editor Of the
late Herald Of FrtfdoW, has filed her petition in
the District Court Of this county for divorce
charging the said Brown with adultery on seve,
ral occasions, once in bis office and once in biz
own house, and with tnhuman. treatment, suct
as to reuder her condition into!crable. She In.
retained Judge Smith and S. n. Wood, Esq, II
| her attorneys.
4 /; This George II. Brown is the creature whos'
. slanders against old john Brown were SO indus
triously circulated BY the pro.slarery press
the Eist. BE is also the creature who, during
his editorial career, maligned nearly every pro
miuent Free State man ia Kansas =
This slanderer Of the living and The dead
!, thps held up before the world BY his own wife
u an 'adu}tercr and an iphuman monster. III
! footstcps Of justice arc sometimes slow. but ar
terribly sure At the last.-Laortnct Rtp., 1el1
, 1860-01-25

4 ErIsAScE-Ntsrs. Editors: On Clark
street, near the \. E. corner Of Clark and Lake
streets, occupying three-quasters Of the side
walk, is vil'aiuous puddle, about six inches
deep. Now, as there is constant rush Of
persons along this place, and room for but one
on the dry part Of the walk, not lew are
obliged to wade. Is this pool to remain until
the heat Of midsummer dries up the water and
cakes the mud, or will "lhe authorities" abate
1t now? i, u. ",
, 1860-01-25

In the Senate yesterday, Mr. Toombs Of Geor-
gin made speech, in which he declared if the
Republicans elected their President that his in
auguration would he forcibly resisted. Should
Mr. Too,nbs attempt this, he can rcnd the bul-
ance of his own history in the fate Of John
Nrown
, 1860-01-25

- Attention is called to the auction sale by
Gilbert & Sampson Of genuine gold jcwelry,
watches, &c. See auction notice.
, 1860-01-25
3@rcss l. Crihtt1tt.
CHI IC 4 GO
THE WEEKLY PRESS l. TRIECNE
Another Batch OF Letters.

We continue to receive most cheering cyl-
deace that TIE Republicans OF the Northwest
aru preparing vigorously for the contest that is
before US. The year 1860 is to be erer memoir
able in the history Of the American Union.
There is no mistaking tue signs Of the times.
unawed By the buster Of Southern fire.eaters'
and no longer to be duped BY tue cringng
dough face Democracy OF the North, the people
are determined to place honest, capnbEe men IN
office, who will administer the government upon
those patriotic principles on which it was origi'
innliy established. While everybody will con.
cede End guarantee to tie three hundred md
tf.y thousand Shareholders who 50 lons hare
managed 10 control the government for their
own special Lenedt, a:l their rights under the
Constitution while no one would interfere
with slavery where it exists, the people
hare determined that the Territories Of
the Union shall moi be polluted with
the tread OF the slave. As Jefferson and
LIS compeers dedicated the great Northwest to
freedom. SO the people will consecFate tie Ter
ritories Of the Union as the homes Of free white
meu. They believe that these Territories should
be kept for the sons Of poor white men from the
South mud the North, and not be usurpcd by
few slave breeding aristocrats, for themselves
md their poor. degraded negroes. Glands for
the laadless" il tue motto By which they mean
to conquer.
In this contest our books give certain proof
that the Republicans Of the Northwest appreci-
ate the power Of tue Press in general, and Of
the Pass AND TRIBUNE in particular. Our Mail
- t3,r. f.4~n -,
, 1860-01-25

The CALEDONIA FEsT1vAL.-To.night takes
place at the Briggs House, the Festival Of the
Sons Of Scotia III honor OF the Birthday Of
lt6tcrt Burns.
, 1860-01-25

S,NGEu's Ssw.sa u I.cn1sEs make i perfect
lock stitch. the ssitc: presenting The same up
pearancr on 10th sidts 0f tht, ,jub1ic st1cn.
Light Family Machine" $52; Letter A
Futnily Machine,' tncw) S175; mo. ! aud 2
Tutoring Machine sa5 and $105; !" 1nte1na-
tional," .(new) sll5. Hemmers s EACH.
Machines fur ail kinds Of Leather stlcing con-
stunt1y on hand ut &C Lake street.
jye5-1m '.' A.;'N:HAer1s, Ags.
TocxG MES;s ASSOCIATION LEcrCEE.-Isayard
Taylor lectures this Wednesday evening. Sub
ject-Daron Alexander Ynn Humboldt.
J.. L. SHERMAN,
Ch,;rtnIt, of fsnrnmiffre
, 1860-01-25

A MATTER OF Cuo,cE.-John Derrick, tar,
and out Of employment, desired yesterday I'D
mission into Mr. Justices Bridewell Glass in
MineraloYy, hayiu:; nothing better to do As
i. seemed he had very good claims on the score
OF yagrancy, he was sent up for len days.
, 1860-01-25

nIV1DEND.-THE REPUBLIC
- lNs. CO. Of n y, hiss Just declared dlv!d. nc Of
20 per- cent Eeturn premium to policy builders
Also. CHh dividend Of per cent Ill outstanding
scrip and 7H per cent to Stockholders.
All holders of F and Marine Policies thai have expired
In 1879 will pcase c fer their scrip any time after the :nd
Tuesday In February.
This scrip will be purchased By the untersgned At New
York priees. $. c. 1ilGG1NsOS Il CO., Agents,
No. 4, New Bolnl Of Trade Duilling,
].l.b43sem South Water Street
, 1860-01-25

~ We have for the tradc new and I'M
proved Burner for Kerosene aud Coal Oil
Lamps, which we guarantee will give more light
1bnn any other burner Of its size. When sold
IN lots If 50 or 100dozen they are o&sred ut less
than New York or Boston rates. Address
Lamp and Oil Emporium. CnAs. l.: Monte,
lae0-Gt Agent and Manager.
"Cl7Y HorE1''-We have reduced our rates
for tluy board to $3.50 per week, from date.
Il. SoNERs i Co.
Chicago, Jan. II, 1860. jal1-lm
, 1860-01-25

THE HARTFORD EXCHANGE BASk CAsE.-The
Hartford Exchange Bank case, against Lester,
sanford and Haverty stands still further con-
tinued from Yesterday 10 thls afternoou
, 1860-01-25

For some time past project has been discus
sed here which is somewhat ont Of the ordinary
line Of railroad transit, the sending through to
Boston from Chicago one Of the Detroit built
Combination Fr4,gAt Cars Of the Michigan Cen
tral Railroad Company, being i sample Of one
hundred and thirty-iEs recently turned ont at
the Compauy's shops and placed upon their
rad. This cur is as perfectly adapted to the
carrying Of all kinds Of bu1k or rolling freight
merchandise, lumber, grim and live stock, is
pronounced by stock men as unequal1ed, and tn
exhibition atthe late National Fair here, drew
concentrations and premium. II. E. Sargent,
Esq, the General Freight Agent Of the II. G. R.
formerly rallrpad officer in Massachusetts,
having made arrangements with the managers
Of the Boston and Albany line, the Western and
Worcester Railroad Companies Of Mass, to
send down to them one of these combination
cars, decided to give it d freight viii h should
declare something in behalf Of this region, and
offered it to carry through load of dressed
hogs, for the largest shipper over their line tor
the Boston market. This gave to Messrs. Vol
intine & Stewart, Of Aurora, Kane County,
the loading Of the car, mud they were yesterday
exhibiting at the Transfer Freight depot on the
Lake Shore depot grounds q sample Of what is
Included in the Northern Illinois hog crop.
Before We speak Of the cargo more minutely,
the CIR deserves some notice. It is numbered
"l0oo," but only as replacing that number in
the list Of 2G00 freight cars that constitute the
equipment Of the Company. It is fair sample
taken almost ut random of the ono hundreda aud
thirty .6ve cars Of its class turned out at the
car-works Of the II. G. r. H., in 1883. 1t il
thirty -one by eight feet in dimensions, giving
upwards Of two hundred and forty feet sur
face in the clear, framed Of the best white oak,
and sheathed with matched pine. It is furnish
cd with simple strong and compact appliances
Tor its transformation from a grain or merchan-
disc car to lire stock car. in the latter use be-
ing lofty and admirably ventilated, with access
tothe cattle or other stock, from all sides on the
part OF the d1over or attendant, IN case Of tae'r
reputation 1or their rolling STOCK "htca Is well
earned rs having been won oy their OWN car
oulioers. Ihe'f line running 1hfough tue oes1
tlmnered region Of alschfsah, gives item access
to hard woods OF the best description, cholcely
selected under supervision OF super'n'cnd~
ent Case, OF the Cur Works. The "yandot
Rolling Mills Just be1o" their Car Works give
them the oest pFoduct ot the Lake superior
iron, ana 'he'f own 1ounor5 turns out Tie eele-
brated "ashburnc wheel IN use on the car We
are descrlolng.
1he western ana boston q Worcester, con.
Meeting Boston with Albany constitute par-e1~
ceslence the great highway Of travel and freight
oil New England and Tor the West seeking its
market'an Is one ol fe" paying llnes' or "elght
per cent foaos III 1ne country Henfy ufay'
atSpringheia' superintendent OIL the WESTERN
and E. b. fhll'ps n'l'ng Inc same post on Int
, 1860-01-25

AA"4o ~
Ihe fo'io"ang Is an aos'taet Oh 'ne FIRST an
nual Report OF tue boaFo OIL slannseFs' 'an'
5th, 1850.
The expectations Of the friends OF this lnsti-
tuition, rs well rs the requirement otihe charter,
make it our duty to present our hrst Annual
Report on TINS occasion" IL mas been to us a
year Of experiment IN hitherto untF1ed sphere
OF Christian philanthropy IN tnls city ind Of
.or,ree q v.ar of cr.at solc;tudc. of mn.b 1,bo-
cootsc CA " 6is"s o''-A'"eeso1@ @naeA 'auo8t
OF some selt-denial, and We may add, a year Of
'great satisfaction and rich results.
rh;, ;,s+;t,+;on no,x h,, 1;,t,a ,oora .h.x o,o
year old. had its origin in the deep conviction of
a few benevolent minds, that debt of pitr and
lore yet undischarged, was due to a large and
growing class Of worthy. but unprotected. de-
pendent, tempted women aud children. To
| rive to such q Temporary home of sympathy
I'd .;,dness u;t} reference IN soc;,~;na -
111 1sS..s.a',. ~. :. ch.;s.:s. e1:,:' ~
them permanent ones IN Gnras1aan families in
the city or country, has been the object stead.
s'.. t,,-o.- .ro,,.a 49, IT,. e, 10y
oa'e oecn '1'o"a "1ouno oa' non'e o. lo'e'
land they have always been SO great that in
mates hare been reluctant to leave IT., or what.
.-.- h,e..;,oe c,,ferred thar na-a: ...I =.
cseA o'ese AeJ "e'e' eau pa
equal to those Which cluster about we'll or
de1ed private home. Besides, the large num-
Vs. ~ 49, 49,. H. pF r. -, ~, ""''s
oeen 80 ese~'' .nA1 tu's VI i'se'' mas oeen an
urgent reason for provldlne good homes as
.,-,r "a nracticab1c: md thus m,ta r,o,, e.,
sae ~ T...,. 80 49,. ''''. ~ 1.i
ut" eu'"e.a y ~ .o'o' n1le
, 1860-01-25

EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE OF ruE Youxa SlES's
REPUBLICAN CLun.-A business meeting will be
held apt the Office Of Williams, Woodbridge /
Grant, on Wednesday, January a5tb, at II P.
II. Arupetual attendance is. particularly re-
quested.. E. S. WILLIAMS, Chnirnan.
T.,,n, . 1Ir--x,.- C,,-o+o,~
, 1860-01-25

FEBRUARY A1LAST1c.-McNal]y l. Co., 81
Number of the Atlantic Monthly.
, 1860-01-25

1t will he noticed that more tlInn half Of tile
clubs in the above list come from tue central
ind southern portions Of the Statc. The letters
from which the list ia made up were taken ut
random, from bushci or more in the hands Of
the mail clerk. The fact shows the most en-
couraging progress Of Republican principles in
those portions Of tue State.
, 1860-01-25
ICAGO, WEDNESDAY,, JANUARY Is. 1860.

largest number ut any o,e time was seventy
three, school for the oher children has been
maintained, with an arernge attendance Of
twenty-five Too much riaise cannot be award
ed to our excellent Matrsn, for the neatues*,
efficiency, and order which hnre always perva-
ded the institution. Andit would be heart1ess
in US not to speak in the highest praise Of our
Nuree, 1frs. Edscrton, whose wukefui nights
and long weary days have been patiently gtTen
to the most tender care OF the nursery contalu-
i.'.. from five TO dozen infants under one year
old.
-,s OUR Institution was new and sentiment
to be formed in its favor collections have at
times been made with difficulty. but We owe
it to the community, and to the growing nun.
her Of our friends TO say that never was such
project more Literally, sustained. AndWhereTer
the Home is known abroad it is securing for it.
self many friends. Nearly 'every visitor frsm
abroad has been charmed by some Que Of our
dear little children, and takpn it for his OWL.
Mnny Sabbath Schools and Sewing Societies
in the country are beginning to feel lively inter-
est in our enterprise and have already gwen Us
substantial tokens Of that int rest A number Of
such schools in this city and in the country,
have BY a contribution Of ten dollars, consti
tused their superintendents remembers Of the
Home. l large number Of sewing societies in
several different States. hare sent 10 the Home
valuable boxes Of cloth'ug. This communica-
tiou with tue surrounding country, furnishing
children from the Home to guoa families desir-
ing them, and receiving frog{ them and others
substantial sympathy and co:3pefasion is what
we have much desired and greatly needed.
Foreseein.. that our: present accommodation
would at an early day be too limited, as they
already are, the board ind their friends, early
resolved upon securing an ed'lce of their own,
which should be equal to thcde,nands and I'M
portnncc Of cur enterprise.
In the early part Of the undertaking, ultimate
success WAS made certain by tile donation Of
very desirable site for the uew Institution By
Jonathan Burr, Esq., on condition that sub
scription of ten thousand dollars could he se-
cured with which to erect the bni1ing. Stimu-
lated by this generous offer, aud the necessities
Of the case, tie Board Of Managers, aud their
friends, undertook the work :of securing the
apnunt, and, within few days, notwithstand-
,ns the great financial embarrassment Of the
times, they could report more thnu the re-
dlired sum.
4 noble edifce, sufficiently spacious for the
accommodation of two hundred inmates, is ul-
ready erected, and will be occupied early IN the
spring.
We close this, our first animal report By e1-
pressing the confidence that the hand Of God
has led us thus far in our Christ.like work, md
That He will still lead us on.
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, 1860-01-25

BArAnp TArLons LEcrrnE on uu4noLnr.-
Tie regular lecture in the Young Mems Asso.
ciasion Course will be delivered this evening By
I'ayard Taylor, the theme Humboldt" It will
If cQursc attract fulf house.
, 1860-01-25

The St. Joseph Utst defends Mr. Haskin
for carrying pistol into the House Of Repre-
scntatircs-there were 80 many members Of
Congress around.
, 1860-01-25

lSnrsrnlAL Scnoo1.-The managers Of the
Industrial School issue acknowledgements Of
faror and aid rendered them from various
sources on the occasion Of the lecture By Rcr.
Mr. Mckaig for the benefit Of their enterprise.