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, 1860-02-10
seTo Persons whoss Health il

- 10 l'erSoES WHOSE Health is
lsEakE~ howS-tt Is fse tsta4iHhtd by medical A.tis.
the tit Thousands Of rcssocs .e from shccr deb!y.
<>tEous noFt1l disc.se Every such di.case might uu-
tuc.sanny tc r-escntae II nature a,elstea to rally
With thsa nos: wonderful Of all lnvleu.atoss HOSTEL
TEtss STOMACH HlT7ERS. wnca the haue Of Itc
wses and Qu:vess from exhaustion, administer this f.
II sus restorative Il will u-cc maze becone steady d
sfFong. In the DEBILITY wlich fo!.ows violent fever In
ela1hna dy.cu'csy dfscPsc rcap!n:s end cltlic; In
ssk1cs. csrseGacu up natural decay, reseng from.
.lvine AID lis, In tl,o+e pslnu' and
much neglected ailments which ladies txctu,Ive'y
raJ ct IL" Ks.rs prescribed BY Of ou. sa:I.srs
lasrirt1ns 2nd Eescs t4l TO si:e permanent relic:
fciIAM.w
, 1860-02-10

LAKE FOREST.


This Ir.t!tntfnn. condrc:ed by Rev. Or. DICKINSON
nuI DAUGHTERS. has hecn fn .Ecccsssht oocrut -.nre
ss1cns1er last. In s rnissc IT study etut:,cr! lie
yasu1s !tsnC'es nf accomplished Ic,,slv cu,tisn.
Thr Srrtncefn! will ttraeAce Thursay, Ito ajG
fel:uary inst--a ruaHr time fnr the nIus ssrn kse
may Wish 10 nvaii themselves OF liz tynisvs either II
Rp.-clnG or Hay SthEar.. ANY alca lois tue
aul. .ssis:cd Will receive prompt at&e1iinn.
j. DICKINSON.
J.aEs FiF"<. H.. Fet9 |. $780, ftja543-Sw
, 1860-02-10

TO accommodate the large Rnd increasing patronage
this Department. separate anl cou.otleus tarlors nave
lctn appropriated 10 itk exclusive Thr famous
sPENCER1AE SYSTEM OF pESMANsHIP,
AstauEht ty It's vcter.n author r. H. Srrc ftof
!. Slcur:E Jr y our sTASrs AID s excellence
cOlass The sen.1as acknowledgement thai
ofiustr.rt.on lnthe art al writing has equal adie,
and cteAen enter ut ta,. snd inst1uc.
ton isom experienced alld accomplished tcachc1e.
IEkX9-
asaa fnE :. lessons. 1Fs.ens PER day.
aCa4(ae cay
students in Conncrc a. Department entitled 10 receive
instruction in pcnu.n .n:h!r without extra charge.
!a19 ti5: lin
, 1860-02-10

p OSE GLY ERIN E.
preparation Of Articles Of tbs Most 2ooshrk Q1a.-
s. :eeomsnend ID by Fhrscn1 aoE Purifying WhiieatcS
s:teelag1he Sktn-,dmiahty aaptet curing ca1
PED CT 1a6a1ad Handx Face Lips and VI SKIN p.aeases-
ty1k1Y Sold only by PENlON X Co.
, 1860-02-10
1t118ura1lre.

NEW YORK INSURANCE
HOWARD INSURANCE COMPANY.
cash Capital acd Surplus. 81 Il
MASH.TrAy FlGE INSURANCE CO.,
cath Capita ptas' A00Q GO
ARCTIC FIRE INSURANCE CO..
cssh Ca7aland Surplus. s9s&1&5 o.
ISDEusIIY FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY,
Cash Capital ard Surplus. 40 Il
L,AAR FIRE INSURANCE c..
C,4a Cap:tL aud surpus. o1s -
MARINE INSURANCE:
P4clFlc MUTUAL INSURANCE co.,
Total Assets. .tloosas s.
LIFE INSURANCE:
MUTUAL BEyFEEr LIE INSURANCE Co.,
NENA!;k. N.J-
lQla4 A1Set.- $3 s1G 80
PIIILLrPs & VAN yyAGESEN,
1885,. .sou1u WATER STREET.
fss'e01y
TUE PHOENIX INSURANCE
J. Company. Of the City Of Chicago, 0Ecs No. Ms.
,nn's TsagIs oRpGsIt,so ,,od poss e. Gse @
rIe;aeat: L1Ts u. nVsn=ti, Cty Surveyor .. Wm1.
sFte, aa:ns and Inland Ssr==uos Insurance.
WESTERN WORLD INSUR.
W AScE AND TEUsT COMPANY.
PAID IN CAPITAL S25O,c00.
0mes Nos. 142 ard 1Ii South H.at<r
1sr<ef, Chicago, Ififaofs.
Fire, Marine. and Inaud Navigation Insurance.
Ha.Eo uS cI2xc.ots:- .
q. Kendall, Geo. II. Hazelton. AND Benedict L.
ALfEED EDWARDS. CH4S. II. ADBUTT.
-al--1S03I seefesary. Treasurer.
NORTH AMERICAN Al RI "a; !, FIRE IN.
Or Hartford. Cozxzc1,cu7
PAID UP CAPITAL, 33GG,0O0,
Insurance Against Loss By Fro ccly,
HUBBARD HUST. Agents Chicago.
....... ca. CLARK aid South Water It.
NoRWICKI FIRE :xNSUEANCIs CO.,
Or NoBE1ca, t:ozx.
Paid up Capital. &161 ,676,23.
M3URAnCE AGATS5T LO:s BY FIRE
H9bbAKp M HINT afeats coz. CT South Water md
pEO&IA MARINE AND FIRE
l. INSURANCE COMPANY,
0f PeoEta~
Pd A. T.
Marine and Fire isfs}:x Undsrsrrftfxn.
On MOST FAVORABLE TERMS.
Lcsses Promptly adjusted and Paid at |
thia Agency.
J.ACG WRIGHT Ascent
5atosl9iy .ie. rs south Water street, Gais.so.
III e 3HEH y U1ur
, 1860-02-10

! a Miss Thompson, in Tennessee, las recov
cred $4,000 in suit for breach Of promise
: against q man named Patterson. The case ex-
; cited great interest, as the most eminent
tonnsel in The State we're engaged npon it. The
Of this kind in TcnEesscee.
| Archbishop Dixon. the Roman Catholic
ofimate Of oil ireland, has issued manifesto to
| the Catholics Of nrogheda, in which he de-
+! uounces Napoleon III. aud his course towards
/ the l'one. BE delares that the prison Of Ham,
rather 1lan the paface If the IuileEies, is the
proper place for the Emperor, and concludes his
letter with these words:
"Dut let as hope that voice will yet reach
hin, hich. By the awe TINT it will inspire, will
! have the effect Of paralyxing the hand stretched
out against the Holy FAtl,Er--1 1nean the voic1
hf Indignant Catholic Chr,stenaom, which rising
:bove the jubilation Of The enemies Of the
Church orer the world, Uili fall on his eur in
Aen4 from Tie ktroatcf the 1ic4r Of Christ"
Col. Sam Pike, whose forty. shth paDcr j..
or was. the Nt. Sterling, ky., A3AtA Legion, il
as uneasy as jsh out Of water. Tie Louis.
vile journal, in announcing new move on his
part, says:
Where will our Pike next ftrcA-where next
ffa'T ct Opposition principles -"here next play
ss1te upon the foul and frozen stream OF Loco.
iocoisn-wbere next give sucoor to Locofoco
aspirants to oaices We guess be had better
fetch up at Cape Cod.
The WILL or HESnr D. GlLr1S.-Mr. Gilpin,
we hear it said, bus bsqueathed the whole ofhts
property to his widow. d uring her lifetime. At
her decease she may dispose Of 800 900 By will;
IS she slall please. TIC remainder is 70 be ap-
Piled 70 various public uses. His large aud val-
uable library Mr. Gilpin bequeaths. at the death
OF Lis wife, III whose possession it is to remain
until that e.ent takes place, to the Historical
Society, and makes provision. also. for build
Ing in which it is to he properly preserved. He
also leaves handsome hcquest 10 the Academy
Of Fine Arts in this city, and to pubic library
in Chicago. Tie executors named by Mr.. Gil
pin, are lis widpw, 3fr. Charles Manchester, and
Charles Gilpin. Essl., the former Aayor.-iMM.
North kmt~
Judge Gussayus Swan, Ct Columbus, Ohio,
died on }he 9Th i-st nryed ~ reors >
, 1860-02-10

Ley Nctlce.-The undersigned,
Stot lhoides In le Mccnents is1nk Of Ascon oeore.a
~ ahe Grnyisi Of It's CI.tcs made personally abc
1x!ss s.ucs The no.cs Of ills Naut viii be taken BY Us
nn deaos on III, te7es Ec.tu:s, IntIaaa azt
ohso. H.A. TUCKER i co.
, 1860-02-10
HOFFllANN 8 GELPCKE,
.as.F.E'AER$,
1AlNANVAs AAlAkNV41s
IL &: 40 LASAI4LE STREE1.


Banking Department..
ne2os:ss received s;arrep: Acco1n1 from parte. Ia
regular dcPosito-s aud correspondent.
iutsfcs, e.lanex Ya' = allowed IN sasea where
r.eexe dt'csis 1%y1osc II sccastd da;e OF Fheh
SAVINGS DEPARTmENT.
prpos.s In.uns les. than IRE do4ss re-eved and
Ctraea,ss ef peposls sued Interest At per
ns sase tsHsua + our ea.sa esna, u a.. s Al
deposited
COLLECTION DErAKTmENT.
Collections in Chicago mad, aui re,ri'scd On
day OF pay meni. less catsht t.tEliun E1ca1 only,
t;occtioas so,c.ted a. parts u the We,t proceeds
renit1ed OF favorable terms.
DOMESTIC EXCHANGE DEPART-
MEST.
We eds4w Sight or Time Bills on the rsine pal c;sie.o
tue Union, able In Ia.t &e Eni states Or
Z ss 3 sss Es
=nre-, Accounts, Sc. il aew tcfs.
Stock DEPARTMENT.
wsIuy asd sei oa conrI:s!oa es.nes Al ch!eezo. or
.aa sees f s,as eas.e @ ISSaS Il
lotz suc in:ar prompt aad tudicv.s attention
10 s.y es,tes tn:rlsselto 10 ous este-
FOREIGN. DEPARTMENT. !:
sss T M5s Es' rssE pEEcT
lions a. le thTausa ~ haase ss psmpt
ths e Goa sa :;
ttra* ca our Ses;rerdeet., t.,;I IN aoadon r FanFio
i.s!ts:l*rs ba,. I:e5:s presass d ~ S. e.
i ,e ana fuspe s1tst we sSst1.
fu3E AID fctca most favo. e extend particular tucI-
4 of Sse w
e. i1hsss7ness s. 81 "a ,as;s ia aay paFt Of Europe,
tH Couuty tanks and G,kers rupp.1ed xith Forr:.n
, 1860-02-10

FN3-sC1s = 81 HOFFsn.3-F-S,
Ncn,ul nf The Grand Duoav cf Sa1epsIa5 tha rehtes
Ct BupsEiek a2d axeotaa aod fhe fes ety of Fran1-
fort ind By ecsl Of several ststea Authcfte to AT
for tsr;ner etdtess Of AGS rkIA. BADER BAVARIA,
HANOVER. AEastA. Nassau. PRUSSIA. 3Ax0Sy
W1AIENBEhG, oLOESBERG, &c. lAc7-c4wly
, 1860-02-10

-A- 'N- ~-~ ""1 - ~"e'ss~ 1A~r~AS ~
A'''a' " e"p.s, a"s %
314ooe4s" .-.....-.
IL haaes Of Agents, sud IN IN |"''o' '"
course of Transmission, Soalauee }....:.... e565 81
Val st5.es ] 'l .::.. .... e,oas %
Amount Of Missousi Side Eonds. PER esai, -
Amouu. q sos:h Ca:oiia Doads, per cent, !"
Amount u Tennessee Boaa.. pr cent. nl- "
Ase1t ses oa ,.sst s3sshgi CITY Water Bonds
being ss e. rteoi 9sss. % a1
Keaf E;s7te. worn At least sl,e2s,ae. and
%n Snssa s,e ~ ~ 1atn ons ysarS Inter n,
Amount i r.: q sd. sad 6oas.: p,sss!s '" ~
n:ss; :s:S Rss ID Premiums ID feiisis: i.
Int SayEs,n II, 1isks ss!
~ > ' N ~4 '~'@ % ''''''' - :;9: =; = :
i
A,uount Of Los.ts reported. On whIsS On ac;ion
Asssi a. SsfR 5; c.s; ,sf i.x; ;s;: +; Il:
ASsp' Bs'a Of Dividends aesas4 and dye aud IN None
Amount IL Dividend e.iisi vi or scfp. dsslar
,n,,{ I'd b., Il "a H1sa, IT. as Neas
al other cristtng cialms sssitst the
Comrnny -... ........... None
*''''' ''''''''''''' -.s--
Total amount Vt Losse. Claims and LIS
iI1ites . .." - Aa ssn II
e' .'''''''' $1-'Se -
The 1cats,t amount insured on any ons si,t IL 43Do
hnf vii nnf AZ !, vrrr1ai ru1r crreetl mn '1S'
rhe x n1nT h.. no rsne4 "a tne anount n1fo
I'd to b. in,red in say cy town ysse OF blocE p.nr
IN hs ,n,i1ey in hv fh venrTsi chays
~ ~ hn1dra. t6 ~ st1ets fsr,a. T n,tttns o,t
~ H.. ~ ~ ane4''ss' "'ae1 VI ava paA1s 'as
@ of II. t,nt,l or Corning. In .nv otber
stat. scenrfr ft,r,rtr e"' f-' ' >A
a+ssses ",,r ~ s fb,,tar or Aet or rn.cr,or,+o,
,-rnmn.nir* n H.sI XXI S,,trnenf '' 0> ~
es ~ 11~
SrArt orNfv Yoxx
cltr and t:osu,v Of New York -.
s - -
EaAkLEs !. NAhlIn. fNssdeot ahd =. MlLluS
SMITH. Secretary, Of the Aou1e 1naasaaee company be
, 1860-02-10

Il. H4s ifE4SfAEEs.
INSURANCE: CIE: AH2fZss.2s,
01jce No. 1Ea South sEater street.
phenix Fire InE. 30.
Capisal and Surplus
$500, ,000 90.
{tonway fire ms. Co.,
Capital aad Surplus,
Sc 53. :s13 90.
Hampden Fire Ins. Co.
Capital and Surplus
S2s7 2,76l 90.
Montauk Fire Ins. Go.
Capital and Surplus,
! I9l 80 60.
Loril}ard Fire I1ls. Go,
Capital and Surplus,
So AS 20.
Manhattan Lie ms. Go.
Capital and Surplus,
50 90 90 90.
w
te1sly 1>='n''
STATEMENT OF THE CONDI-
A'oH of iAE
Niagara Fire Insurance Comply,
7~ ~
FIRST DAY OF JANUARY. 1sen-
I" conformity with u a., .. stss Of Illinois.
The nae ofshs Company !! The Niagara F1.e Insurance
~. 49,, .,n,,,, =; VA,F!51I; - = l-'s' 1''.
N'e s'' u 1s'e''' l@o.s!o
Total amount Of e''s! 1ss:.;Y s.: *'Aolsoo
Eonds aad motts4grs or real c,ta1e Ill drt Hens A
maie On securlIiea II lie isySsi ye 81
1,ar,a r,s%sia@. saa9 II 81 soa!s q sIxsi;:: x
beads 2! stoess Owned BY ;ie Company. % ''-'4'"
noSa Sfs pfe se1 c Hevsaas g, h5f
=. sewn Er s ciisn Waic: WII;.''''o' I1sn s'''"o
st1ts ReSdi IiSJs,a Rs5sff f;:; n,;;:s; 7oo .ooo
lst rant. bon,ls per Ct. nj. 1ecoo 1880
All o'hst ts'a''''e'''''''.'''''.''.'-.'.''.. none
Total assets OF NJ Gas1n'Ipa99yi e'ls
+e.:ss ;ssjts ;adjasssd ar and l, dur: nons
Losses rspo.:ed. q! WHICH no ariinn a. e: s1o.l
TAKEN; Observation-Disclosures Daao
DSs.s' IT, w. 'ss'''' " 'sS o'"paas''' nne:
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES a'''''l
41e E;:Is ssaess amount nsn'. any one r'. oo'
The Company las no Eesefai 1u ss 10 he 9'''e'V
a1oount " insurance IN apy ooc blocS town o.
r.fv f,4.a .1acdi,y -, - g,tn"s,.nsa Ne''D "
, 1860-02-10

G GTATEMENT OF THE
Condition Of the
HOME INSURANCE COMPANY.
OF NEW TORE,
On c sst DAY of Jaauas A. D. }Sr made the Audit
Of the State o! ILLINOIS pursuant Stasuse Of tEat
S.a.e.
NAME. AM. LOCATION,
The o. this Company the Homo 1nsaauce Coa.
pauy Iporaed In 1851 and 3ca:ed In the City Of New
I1sE
CAPITAL ONE MILLION DOLLARS.
The Csp!tal Of the said Company actually rald
The surplus the lst day Of January $780,. l5sl5 IS
, 1860-02-10
II. above sale Is posspnrd 10 SATURDAY. tho lth day
OF February ns1t, u the x2tne hour and pLtcr.
jA.sos0rtt C,W, kkE1Gs{ T,ustrr

TkUoTEt'S S4ALE-l'ublic no.
l. ter Is hereby Givea that !. Charles Hitchcock
he Trustee uaue In certain Dc. Trust e1eeutt 10
ne BY lssae iaks aei Il. hs wlsc dated tho twenty
fhl day ' March, A. p. lS5H wt dee4nlt hAvtn5 ken
ntds n he 1,neas u pfonlss.ry uu4c In AaA DECD
Pslttd 1eil u tv Earth dcur Of la Cou:t Gu.c In f4
city Of chcaRo County Coo on rle Iay FEB
.,..sy A. p ls " 's1 osioex IN The tnrraoon OF said
lrenss ALI: al s,tlte c3ny~, by ss tced Ut tsu.t,
'owt: Al uutyls ous hait ~ q hat pa11 - ut s1
lt} III hlccx nttYone t5l) In tI~ tHn21 - Chicago.
cln'lrncnx ha: ~ feet uoHh fm ihs
.s tos thence sln7ng north 'attv tt t. then.
the eSh Of sti t. thf,ce south frv ta) ct, themes
vest to Il pasu u xx!nnnx; saL ,.s being stunse
In the counv uf Cook and State ut li2u:s ,ast The
'unty tuc np' safl uute With tho Costs AID If
.,!s sid esed of TRAIT s ,setriu ftv t,ns: tkr
Reconc: " Cook County, n ,os II Hes page ~:
CnAsLEo HITCHCOCK. trustee.
i.i l.3s1
, 1860-02-10
Banking ann &GrtDunges

EXCHANGE BANK.
FUN DJ LAC. WISCONSIN.
r. \. DARLING. Cashier. GEO. MoWuL1Axs, President
orSan!,ea nnhes the General laukaS Law The Oldest
D1Eku- House iu Northern Wl-consn.
lsttttecces-Gtorge Smith & Co., |. r. Burch Co
MefcIaHta Loan and Trust Company. Euc3xiDw
, 1860-02-10

c3 3Dr. McC:in;or..s Dectoral Sy-
nrr-A1e so7f :anss ~'s Esrsa 1oes h.eath give you
Irn? HAVE you hac:s.~! sous7 Do you expsst,r.1o
nar. Tough natters All you waited With night svesis
1'!"aat OF scsr II "a, u'RE nkxzpr. It will
'ih:ac~.'3ahy rave you. Price q. Sod by JOHN D.
-'s@@A' ~ 1akes!sect. fe7.lm
, 1860-02-10

m ASEEk'S Sll4h.- STATE OF uli-
Ls1 no!s. ccos County -cseu Couss ef Cook Co.. in
caanctEy .Knht1t saepga,d. Je,n sht::H and james
c.r his Htfe.
Public Il hereby siven that in pursuance Of de-
creal .re. ehereI In the aboEa snsi!tI u shs
November Tenn. ~ !. l: e: r4n. f's*r. Aa.tes
seventeenth day Of February A. D. 1870 At :ea o'clock IN
the forenoon ot Asd da rel y Pue auction to ~ h:xh-
bidder for cas II the nor door og The tcFt House.
IN the city Of Chicago, In the County Of Cook afuead III
the oIown: described of estate situate tn tho
School ectIon Addition to the City Of Chicaxo th& Coun
IS and State Aforesaid. u Wit 10. nu<r threa ~ OF
Block naoer f3 in d a dtttoR. or 70 much
conplalnaats on tall Deed. l.. Z. PslNE FKEEK
Master in Ch1ucesy Cock Co1nty.
Isittsakn, LIN. L.. te:4. N1ah444sa
, 1860-02-10
Go=i]art,&srsblp Notices.

DISSOLUTION Co-partner-
- ship heretofore exs!ne under lie nsme and trm Of
C1ane Bosatdus WAS As day dissolved by mutual:eoa
sent II. E. CRANE,
D1tei Chicago Feb. !, 1850. fe9xjw
, 1860-02-10

NEW ENGLAND FIRE AND
~ NApIsE ISs7EAxcE CoxrAsT,
OF H.3RTF0R15, C0-7.s-ECTICUT.
Assets July !, 81 e.
Insurance Against Loss by Fire.
HUBBARD l. u!.NT, A=catA Chicago,
tVl&-1r-17aS For. lark and south Wter 1-9eetA
, 1860-02-10

The shnve aale adtoue ake place 1t the Sans houf
and rla.e kxtay, tbs twenty enth y II January.
4. D. RIO. WILLIAM b- OGDEN.
4e-3t&C.td AAAsrss Of Mo1txaEt.
The auve sale saa1ournt to tako raec 1t the hour
and place Wednesday, ibs fises1tn daY Of February.
AID. lS.0. VILLA Is. OGDEN,
As&lEnecof Hortxa1e.
t.hse1xu. January ..1b 1sEn.
, 1860-02-10


teuGH MlNTuEE.-TAc &5noyancc Of 4 lad cod IT
cough u great. tc danscs .~,cuf. Flight affections (us
th"s na decacd) ef M o'ons Of s,pl1ation, open thr
<l,1rto consun.rton !rancaA, death. Asess thcu-ypu
~, Ia III ii! r4ss-wth this commanding Vegetable
eletiGc. AL other prescriptions sometimes f.il 1ms
sEvEa. rtcc .. cents. scld u JcuN .. FAnK. 124
LAKE htEtef. {e1lin
, 1860-02-10

~. Bryan's Tasteless Vermif,cc-
1t btin=s to ,ersSe
Intestine vo.ns;
Cases every child:
Is sastc:e.a. mll;
C1 Iiothcrs dear
So1onsc1 Sear
Tour pcts hlt.l live
II thiA yau sv:-
*.csftt Norton. Pr1,r1c:cr New Ic1k. Sold ly JOHN
~. PARE, IL Lake .t,cs,. fe7.1ta
, 1860-02-10

29T1,6EV
n The total losses by death are Two HCsprfp AID
FukEy-Two THocsAsp Axp Foz1Y-FiyE Do.LArs AID
Stx7t-FIvE ckS1s, lS:Ia0H 81.
Application fo- Agencies In the country en- be made to
the Undersigned.
e. *. WILLARD.
felu:s9t3rd GenI Aseat for the Northwest.
, 1860-03-02

Arms FOR WMLA WALLA-By the last
steamer for San Francisco, the quarter
master general for Washington Territory
shipped 400 stand Of arms (42O muskets
and 40 riAes) to the Walla Walla country
this being the quota to which that section
is entitled They will be carried to Van
couver ria San Francisco, from whence
they will be reshipped to place Of destina-
tion, The arms are in excellent order, and
may prove very serviceable to the large
mining population now vending their way
to the Similkameen mines, in maintaining
q peace with the Indians on the east side
of the mountains. 1t is acting with wise
precaution to thus enable the citizens to
effectually "nip in the bud" any attempt
which they may make towards hostiljties.
That such attempt may. be expected will
be made, we have only to look for the ori-
gin of the early Indian troubles Of Califor-
MIA and Oregon Miners and the savages
cannot agree.
, 1860-03-02

Our FIRST PAGE.-Read the democratic
speech of Gen, Jos. LANE, published on
our first page, and compare it with ex-
tracts from Helpers work, entitled "The
Impending Crisis" The one glows with
patriotism, and q devoted attachment to
the Union and Constitution whilst the
other breathes the breath Of disunionist,
counsels insurrection aud sedition, and
would trample the Constitution under foot.
Behold the sentiment of the two articles,
and answer, "Who are the party of and
for the Union p The Helper extracts
are copied from the Steilacoom Herald.
, 1860-03-02
HON. JOSEPH LANE,

the present Senator from Oregon. He is
known both in the North and the South as
q sound, patriotic and National Democrat,
as a man Of sound judgment and admitted
integrity, and one who has always exhibited
desire to promote the interests of his coun-
try. We trust that the Convention will
favoraLly consider his claims, and should
they see proper to bring him forward as
the standard bearer Of the Democratic
party; the only party standing on the basis
Of the Constitution of the United States,
he will no doubt be elected by large ma
jority.
, 1860-03-02

Nor So.-The Oregon papers last week,
fairly took our citizens by surprise-the
Times and OrcgoHiaH both containing
notices of the appointment of Mr. II. A.
GILARAY as Surveyor General of Washing
ton Territory. In order that the statement
may obtain no further credence, we would
inform our readers and the Oregonians that
such is not the case. Our people have new
er applied for the removal of the present
efficient head Of that department. On the
contrary, men of all parties are pleased and
satisfied with him, both as a man and OIL
Ger, and would learn his removal with
greatest regrets.
, 1860-03-02


STEAMBOAT OPPosIrIoN.-We are ihfoflp-
cd by Mr.. L. VAN VLEEr, of Vancouver,
that from and after Tuesday next, the
steamer Multnomah, Capt r HoYr, will
ply regularly, as an opposition boat to the
steamer C0loLdz, between Portland and
Monticello. The time of the steamers
sailing from Monticello will be as follows:
MNitnonaah to leave every Tuesday and
Friday mornings, returning every Monday
and Thursday. The COTlitz leaves Port
land for Monticello every "Wednesday and
Saturday, and returns Mondays and Fri
days. As q starier towards earnest oppo-
sition, Capt HoYr has reduced the passage
between these two points per MultnomaA
from S. to 81, the fare heretofore charged
on the COioiitz.
As Capt. H. seems 10 have entered with
a real earnest into this opposition, we hope,
sir, you may never have occasion to "back
off," You have many friends over this
way with whom the Multnonlah has ever
been popular vessel. Success to every
opposition; to those, especially, who en-
deavor to accommodate their patrons.
, 1860-03-02
ARRIVAL nE The PANAMA.

The p. NJ. S. S. Co steamer Panama
arrived at Browns wharf on Tuesday even
ing last, bringing Us dates from the States
to the goth January.
To Wells, Fargo & Co.'S messenger we
are under many obligations for files of San
Francisco papers. Also, to JERRY SELL.
VAN, the California news prince. From
these we extract the following items oI
news
, 1860-03-02

CoRoNER's INQUEST. - An inquest was
held on Friday last, by Coroner BALDWIN,
on the body Of a man named THOMAS DoUG
LASS, who was found dead on Mound Prai-
ric, by school boy, on Friday morning
last When found, the body was in q
nude state, the clothing of the deceased
lying quite distance from the corpse
No marks of violence were pcrceptible.
As the man had been subject to periodical
spells of insanity, the jury returned a ver-
diet of death from exposure, whilst labor
ing under temporary alteration Of mind"
The deceased came to this country during
the late Frazer river excitement, and had
been married about week or ten days be-
fore his death.
, 1860-03-02

Icns, u becomes duty more imperative
than that Of resisting the invasion Of for
eign enemy That duty cannot longer b
delayed with safety TO ourselves or tn,
Union. Obedience to the law, and th,
Constitution, in speech aud practice is oul
only safeguard Nor need we be at a los
for a stand point from which to attack anC
break down the domestic enemies who now
threaten our institutions. The Nationa
administration, firmly acting upon constitu
tional requirements and duty, presents tC
the people Of the whole country rallying
point around which the friends Of the Union
may assemble with confidence and invinci
ble power for success-not ouly for present
protection, but also for prevention against
future rebellion and bloody Instructions
Not a single paper in the interest Of the
Republican party in the North, clearly and
without prevarication, as duty and fealty
to the Union demanded, denounced the
treason Of Brown, and they have not in a
singe instance endeavored to enlighten the
public concerning the completely Of North
ern Abolitionists and Republicans in his
plans and schemes, but on the contrary,
they have most persistently maintained On
attitude which would best subserye the in
terests Of the Republican party, regardless
Of the plain truth, and careless Of the con
sequences to the Union. If the abolition
Of slavery requires every sentiment of the
human heart to be outraged, every ordi-
nance Of God and man to be violated, and
the rights. interests and happiness of a
great portion Of a common brotherhood to
be tranpled upon and despised, then indeed
the abolition Of slavery can confer no bene-
fits upon this or succeeding generations
equal to the wrongs which must be Inflicted
to bring about its accomplishment View
this question as you please, either as a
philanthropist, as christian, or as pa
triot, or as political economist, no force
Of argument can dislodge the simple but
powerful fact, that the abolition slavery,
except by the lapse Of time and the direct
destiny Of man, could confer no blessings,
benefits or happiness upon the white or
colored race in America. On the contra.
.ry,-excepting isolated individual cases.
an instantaneous peaceful abolition would
overwhelm the now discontented slave with
degradation and irresistible misery, whilst
sabjeeting the white race to evils which no
government or political regulations could
prevent or remedy.
We have not the time nor the space tC
enter into the subject as fully as we desire
In commencing this article. it was ouI
intention merely to notice the feeling ex
isting all OYER the country in regard to the
safety Of the Union, to show that the Dem.
Ocratic party is the only party free from
scctionalism. and the only party that can
carry the country through the impending
crisisn safely in 1860. The time for Sc
lecting candidate for the Presidency i,
rapidly approaching, and we feel that Al
the Charleston Convention the claims Of al
good men will be properly considered, and
the best selection possible will be made by
the conservative. Union-loving Democrae,