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which fully and fairly expresses my. ideas Of
what our distracted country wants, (but eau
scarcely expect it Of you) The teachings of
which address. if received ia the spirit it is in,
tended. and observed By The " Fire eaters" OF
tue South, aud the "-Abolition agitators" Of the
North, would speedily restore national peace
eurtt Of slavery gradually give way, as in former
days. to the onward march Of truth aud the uni
yersal success Of freedom.
In the ranks of this party am honestly found,
and would most respectfully invite my Re-
publican" friend to enlist with US. Or if he
can't do this, strive with his might to 80 tar
lberalize bis sssfet;onal" pn1ty that the Nation
al Onion hosts may encamp With him without
doing violence to tile clause in the Constitution
above quoted. EL1ruALrr WooD.
C41cAco. March 10, 1850.
, 1860-03-14
GOV. KISSELL.

We have ndvices from Springfield up to II
O'Clock, March 18th Gov. BlssELl was then
thought tc:be beyond recovery. lis disease
il Inflammation Of lie lungs, and the attack
seems to have boen Of peculiar violence. We
hope for tue 'bost; but the iuroa1s nado upon
tho Governors constitution by the cruel NAL
ady BY which he has been for years pursued,
]rayc }.is friends but little room for hope.
, 1860-03-14

RICHMOND HorsE.-Among the guests at the
Rishmond House yesterday were the tbs Hon
Il. S. Bouchette, Of Quebec, and Sim. Draper
of New York.
, 1860-03-14

FALSE ALAnx.-The Fire Department and
their horses had IN excursion yesterday noon,
aud Travelled fur and wide, without finding auy
Ere. Later, it was asccrtaincd that the boiling
over Of tar kettle on IN alley noar Monroe aud
Franklin streets caused the alarm
Tho Fire Alarm Telegraph, if in operation
here, would hare saved n~very pretty sum in
thi. c1sc.
, 1860-03-14

F1ne.-Tbe fire on the West Side, noticed in
our last issue, destroyed portion of The dwell
ling Of C. McEi!icott, No, IS Dlue Island avenue.
LOSS. about 5000.
, 1860-03-14

w viii 3lr. E. H. Johnston, 10 West Mad
ison street, please call ut this Office at his earl
est convenience:
, 1860-03-14

PIRACY on TIE Noa1H BRAScH.-The little
tuH Ward just out Of dry dock WAS scuttled
and sunk on the North Branch on Sunday
night
, 1860-03-14

eB II. ". Address, dealer in Wall Paper
nnd Window Shades, has removed to store No.
los Lake street, between Dearborn and Clark
streets, which has been beautifully fitted up for
lis business. Persons in want Of his kind Of
goods should by all means make their selections
ut his establishment. feel In
, 1860-03-14

uoAE FOE TIE FR1ESpLEss.-An adjourned
meeting Of the Board Of Managers will be held
this (Weduesday) afternoon at three O'Clock.
E. F. DICKINSON Sec'v.
, 1860-03-14
The NeRr8.

Our telegraphic dispatches this morning will
repay perusal. They couta,u important infor-
nation from almost every part Of the world.
, 1860-03-14

uAIl THIEVES ABouT.-We hear, from day to
day, Of various exploits of the sneak thief fra
ternity- An extensive haul Of orereoats Was
made on Monday night from the hall Of board
ing-house, No. p Washington street.
, 1860-03-14

YLoCR AND GRAIN ~ sToRE-
4lThe following table shows the amount Of
Flour and Grain in store in this city on the 10th
inst, compared with Tie corresponding dates in
, 1860-03-14

-; Grover / Bakers celebrated Double
Speeded Shuttle Sewing Machine, for Taiturs,
Cap Makers, Boot and SAoc Binders and Manu-
fecturers, Saddle and Harness Makers, &C., at
greatly reduced prices. Henry Double Speedcd
Shuttle Sewing Machines. 5000 Binders,
(E1tra,) $500. VIC. Mason, Agent,
in3 Gw No. rs Lake Street, Chicago.
, 1860-03-14

KEROSENE AND Coal OH LAMrs.-The smallest
stock in the CITY Of Old styffs can be found ut
Lamp mud Oi! Emporium betwecn Washington
aud Madison streets. mcbl0.12t
, 1860-03-14
HAIL NEW HAMPSHIRE!


Our telcgraphlc dispatches indicate that the
Republicans Of Now Hampshire achieved q
glorious victory yesterday. The ball Is in
unkin,
, 1860-03-14
LOCAL MATTERS,

Go to John Jones, 10 Dearborn street
and ret your clothes cleaned and repaired.
They will DC well done and at prices to suit the
times.
, 1860-03-14

LOST BAcGAoE.-A russet-leather trunk rolled
overheard from baggaye-wagon On the way to
the Milwaukee depot yesterday morning. The
finder is requested to leave word at the City
Marsha1s Office
, 1860-03-14

- Beautiful spring styles Of Hall, parlor
anu Chamber Papers, ssgiag at less than cost,
at Faxou's No. ~ Like STREET, mh9
, 1860-03-14
Dress Il Trihtt1tE
CHICAGO.


PFeE8 aud 1TlbUWc D0CNmcnt0 Tor
1S00&
We shall Immediately Issue IL pamphlet form the two
1sc7f polite documents tic year-shc fpeeh-
s. Of Abraham Lincoln = TIC Cool. institute New Yosk
aud OF William H. Seward III tie Senate Ct the un,sro
6tas. with Tsuneuh& reply to Mr. Dousaa On the
day. We lare already c!rcuia.ed ooo cuiea Of thsts
documents III our daily tEweck1y and weekly cdions. TIC
nc no~ Prepared to+np7y county mud town clus In
V1&au II the foowin: Eatcs:- tnts single cory; Is
esoas 20 dozeu Ne5 PER huadrsd &tor:r thcusand. II
ofuSf9. bT mail cent eac nu4 tc prepay post
A. Send in your orilc:s.
, 1860-03-14
THE CITY.

Auction Sales this Morning.
New and steo.d hand Furniture OsEan. carpeta &c. n
Z. 9x o'clock, By Gilbert i Sa1apsoD, s. Lake street.
, 1860-03-14
Tho {. Republican IIeadqunrters.,,

thusinsm, aud it will be accomplished.
The building should not be too pretentious.
Too much should not be attempted, nor indeed
/. there call for a very expensive structure.
p,,;n hoard. . tipbt rom. and platform we'll
arranged md seated are all that is necessary.
1t viii not do to attempt an expensive stsuc.
ture-thc money will be wanted for other uses.
The question Of locntion excites much discus
sion. and has called out several communica-
tons. One correspondent urges the location Of
the well known San gu nash" lot. on the cor
nor of Take and Market streets. as being nearest
:, ~. roo,,. +o ,cco,,n,o;,,+o 4ba thrca niv;.
Sims md the oronmrot !. a cood one besides.
the lot i. spacicus. and perhaps the best That
ran ba e.rrrsd :, ,nos+ resnrct. TIM Int that
has been in discussion on Washington street.
opnosite the Court House. we learn probably
cannot be obtained. tbs owner, Alex. White,
Esq.,. concentrating other and more permanent
uses for that property.
Keep the msltr in discussion, in the mean
time the Sau-ra.nash will do to talk about and
verv nossib1v better cannot be found.
The Committee, of which G. n. Holden, ESQ.,,
ia the Chairman. who have this natter in charge.
we learn will not be rcadY to report in full by
Thursday night. md the meeting to hear their
report will probably not be held before Satur-
DIV cren;nv.
In the meantime keep it stirring that we need
and are to have large, cheap, well lighted
structure, which will hold from six to eight
thousand people, as the Republican ueadquar-
ters in this glorious campaign of the good year
out full attendance,
.r,, 1,., ra- ~. rn.
Old Folk Concerts.
Tho tccond and last Of the Old Folks Concerts
was giyen ut Metropolitan Hall Inst evening.
The enterprise Of the noble hearted ladies, who
with true woman's Wit aud much self denying
effort hare Carried to success this plan for
materiul aid for the Home for the Friendless has
been one which does them infinite CT edit both
in head aud heart
Ths Home for the Friendless largely shares
the sYmpatby Of our benevolent citizens. It's
m institution that even in its present co,npara-
tive Infancy, is in mid career Of usefulness, aud
finds its means fully taxed BY appeals it we're
inhumanitvto disregard. The Frieudless whom
it seeks to sid are those who by tender years or
by be]plcssuess of sex or circumstances need
Inc shehef anu temporary se'S4ces ot Alno's
an9 los'ng nome. :c,
w n.."S ~ 80 s.,;s .1..:,.s,a !.
~ :. p'-'o ~ .,'".'
summons 4i1u.us ~ ~n'o ,..s- 1.s-
easue1 ,e Aon4 "su' @oa 'p"a' nv"
W. aar e1.s " raAe - @4or'.o. .,",
, 1860-03-14

~ In active, intelligent lad, IS years Of
aye, with good references, wishes situation
Address IF. L." Tor inquire at] pnEss AND
TI1nuxE Office. dot.
, 1860-03-14

Dnr Goops.-New Goods just received nt J.
e. Sutton l. Co.'S, $50 State street. mn1e.Gt
, 1860-03-14
l50ar1lng.

Observation-Disclosures and un-
n,yn.<ard ro7.ns suitable FOR gentleman acd lady
- ,;r-,s rrnttsnen n t4s With haart II No. 20 Sou
S.m..--es Ai.o feF Asv h~a-'srz drair-*. rnh1vew
, 1860-03-14

WIN. A. ECEEEIeS Il co.,
GES'L AUCTION AND CuNMIssiuH II MERCHANTS.
Hare removed the h In tbs Journal IL e
NoA, &t T. and s. feaIbtr Efsvt. Irlect HEPAiEe thS
rlemost 1Gu.-,, whore Aln eontcne sh' uc' 4u
Commission business in all IL rrsnes* .xtos
eeya% 10 t1D+art ali 1uSEsA thtIusl<1 ~ tLeoI with
prnmptness ttel IT,.
Particular atteln 2xtn tn Fa&H tnjs afu ~alfa q
Pe.scn P;ep@ry n re~eruee.. S'erAk. They solIes
for It their aalssFteA i1s tios Of e,ety dsrsp
ton r:olhlnx ahocs Are fu+N!t4!0
Of III kinds Looking us,ses. CMttt.. new Ant ttd
Cackezy ard glassware ft.n" For:r< lasn!'rf' Nduk
my Other article uar sent 10 .s:1"u l.. via toT sae
II They teftr. by pesu.':4l.~. 10 N.ssi.. NON e
lit sud Fur Dsatr7, t:heaso; H. j. Galloway ~.
Lad A.en.a chf:.<o: y i. ,'t~k. 4 e. Fox
csas, Toesy Frn Faea': e*sts cn!: II: Co. ".
h1f Ssfsa i Ssi e1a1 1h'safo S'e' I" t:s
JSd.s un6a D;es;. cse H. ': r.ss ta CD
kins hnn.7 4 tnhnr'. A, r-v~ 'he*so. :rs'ltt: ~,
, 1860-03-14

"T1nc1S1A II TIE 0LpEs T1AE."-J. 4
Thompson, editor Of the Southern L5tsra'y
Messenger, delivers the next regular lecture in
the Young Mems Association. Course on Thurs
day evening On the above subject.
, 1860-03-14

CHICAGO PRODUCE AND IKOVIS-
HON TRADE.
The receipts and shipments Of Produce, Lire
Stock, etc., during the past week will be found
in the following comparative table:
, 1860-03-14

90 TO PARKS, l24 Lake street,
for Cigar csstA Fsaey HAr Plz1 brooches.
, 1860-03-14

PASSOVER BREAD un-
L te,A:ued having recsiyed the cpat144 at n17nufae-
ta,iu. ,be Brad from the CouHsxttoa x.
a. ths .y Leave to 70 fAA txs4as IN tho
Ttstsrn country th7s h ID prepared III orders of he
sfes not incudedj 0rceM ssnt % ha addEes v1 asst
with pror pt attention. THOMAS THOMSON. Ase1k
uhith.S93vdAv yqe,H C111t md ~ 3tate atzssts.
, 1860-03-14

Transaction OF Genvra. tuct'an and ctn,u sion DuA.
nesa for the 81. Of rorr,sr. 1v sn. udwase. too*a
The hsnasr. " vii; af,o s,'tna 10 'hs .ais of
Household Furniture, u"u.e.. LsuiA Eesssls ard
q sS: e o. sn@ ivy ,1 ~ q.
and k.ve the s,le # th- sar1s oar resi- tsra':oa.
uur ". Smetey ~ bad an *aEsr tles y t:ehseta
our best Eastern hu.<, aa ~ lib :nsla<r' u The do
vel known to our huA r-A c'mn'rni i-hast'E bern
ye.ss2vo rem en,;s.s NJ t. -, ."crs t1;c
that thtss tras,inE Gsr bus ntsa " u WILL ~ hsH'@s
tho,. quainted -i'h the tim. W" reside eas
wh'rs. va ,etet 10 tss ttLo~irs well known ba:i4sas
IMM:A AGo-1. II l'uaham. E.q.. Pres. sAv,oe* Le.s 4
Trus' Co.: Granger A.aus. Gan-er ilt". ssn Il.
txtps Gosa pss Ks!' s's " ~ s-.i: as'
ta.c tnnn Il. Ktie, t''.'k / pAts1. C.d Wicker b
Co.. Rot fort. hI.un.l : Ca.
rore. los >,ush st.: Sutt s. &C., III xatien Lao;
2: Wad.~9nh, ~: - Ss-'t. cu
81: eS eas*e r e. .s *:ass, Ir.!:. Co.
clSHlSSA ATl-KH,.a,tt f..- .7cssF re- s o*a'hle. j.
BuFFAL0-A.J J. i:>h Pt.,oe', u.nk # Aries: o..T.
Williams C.taton Ban. Iaar. u. s,tsh. a|h'eF
.;S: ge".9; tn; j;es 81
fona I ,as.e. E!x : P!tk rug. E1!o - !w
rf,HE iol owing p1 1orerty will be sold
North sId<: ~ sAf'kUA1, ia. ch sat. It laoeses.
unl*As pEvlousy .atls4 'e!: e.n,.
Ii * !" i sSs!"ii 81! i4:sl.:. < :ss' 1.ss s''a
'E;::,s; s:s I: 81; T. +, T. oss: ed ns~p
s.wh.est. boz Il. -'''ot.:
IT. r. whipn k.'n. narrrlA, k"s,, ~ze4. asEa.
! 1~Re9 e ha:aL a:sif' !, H:hfr 4: ~. Masaa"
ul;o1:s HS0'' d D''<A'' MATTER ! CO.
, 1860-03-14

40 TO PARKS, 1874 Lake street,
" for Jet Goods, Chess Men, Dressing cotrbs-
, 1860-03-14

ANNUAL ELECTION or TIE. .Yorsa AES's ASCOT
A7,ox-The season is near nt hand for the An
nual Election Of the Young Mems Association.
The prospect is a fair one that it will be attend
cd with full the usual amount Of interest. The
Association is now SO important an organize
tion, and cnrols so many Of our young men,
with such diversity Of sentiment and Eiews oi
po1icr, that these annual elections each ycar
become more aud more stirring and stoutl.y
contested. -: l.
, 1860-03-14

"TuE LEc1slAruRx."-At' the regular meet
ing Of this Association, held on Saturday, the
81 inst, the following officers were elected
Governor, ]. c. Nedill; Speaker, James 0. Par
ker; Clerk, J. Il Ecrrc1l; Treasurer, II. D. Mil
Ter; Sergeant-at-Arms, S. ]. Mcdill.
The meetings are held at thu rooms OF Bryant,
Deli { STATIONS College every Saturday even
| ,nc, the members principally being students Of
| the College and Law School. The public, and
| particularly the young men OF this city, are in'
| yitcd to attend.
, 1860-03-14

TOR SALE.-The Schooner -
l. st.IAw.enee- This vsssel i oes hundred ssa1a9
te ope 1t tha hzaLest vessels Of kes VIII b. sD
cheap Apply 70 uuLlTrLE i MILLER. ne GEO.
SfEEL q G1. mh5 b;Eo-SV
, 1860-03-14

ITO RENT-The dwelling houses
Il Nos and k9t r ahssh sv.nue. Possession Of sa+
given 4or lss. Al+o, Nos taod - Carpen'e .rset bs
!. e~n Lake snd Fu.toa- Apply ~ 4. s.AvERELL. 20
Na1a h ayeruN nnhf3s4w
, 1860-03-14

PIkE's pEAk.-Already there arc symptoms
Of large tornoat for the Gold Regions. from
this city aud vicinity. Numbers Of our enter
pri'ing young men in Northern Illinois arc
packing up their traps for Elaorado. The emf
grafton this ssason Is to be more healthy and
permanent than formerly. Men will SO pre-
pared, and prepared to stay, to build homes and
new State hut beyond the frontiers. Among
those intending to 50 out from this city is Al
dcru,an ]. u. Ward, who leaves in few dnys.
, 1860-03-14

go TO PARKS, l24 Lake street,
" for C7sd Tsbtts. Port Morn7sas Pocket Combs.
, 1860-03-14

rOTO PARKS, 124 Lake street,
i fos Shawl Pins Tea Bell, Pearl B%ads
, 1860-03-14

ITO RENT-The three story brick
l. dwelling No. IL Ok street. half block Wet Of C1axk
street torsera1ay, will he rented low to responsible
tea4at Ths hsSss = NV. p.px%4 %
Bile. No. 5 Linda Block, Randolph st7ses bEidEe-
fe.t9j41u
, 1860-03-14

4 CARD.-Cuy Collectors Of

NTIC HIG AN AVENUE
v1 Va have for sale Of tho cst tesisAs pe'sos
Tosn> orc l<s xe'y dao p7ns.ty and aais to 9ay
\ Food nt!cs {nt Il, IA will se do Lhxale.
!nseEhsMfW L H. NERrpuT CO.
, 1860-03-14

The RANDOLPH STREET AcclpESr-1u tho
case Of the unfortunate lad young Salioustall.
Injured By being run over by a chr on Randolph
street, as noticed in yesterdays issue, We learn
that his arm has been amputated By Drs. Brn'I-
ard and Powell, mud that the sufferer IS now do
iog well. He has paid heavy penalty for vio~
la.ion of that rule which has been enforced by
abundant warnings, MOTTO leap from the front Of
cars iu tnolion.
, 1860-03-14
:iFDr Gdle.

Tor SALE-Lease and Furniture
4 cf tne suit Of Lod&inx Rooms for aale ve.y iow.
pe41toFN ss<et, Like Nrsst. VIII b. sold at bar
e.tn ~ leaving tbs city. Sand sddftss "a
= ~" cAle puAt oadee drawer %:3- mhlQ3. = tw
, 1860-03-14

COTO PARKS, 1o4 Lake street,
VI so< aare1s Within. pests. II sdls Caxk 10.
, 1860-03-14

STATE SrtEE1.-All dwel'ers thcreawny will
lie glad to learn that the contractor Mr.. McBaen
is to very speedily finish the work Of filing
State street below Liberty, which has given rise
to more broken vehicles and fractures of ordi.
dinances against profanity, than any equal e1-
tent of space hereabouts. Let it be done at once.
, 1860-03-14

90 TO PARKS, 124 Lake street,
" fos sh&ll Combs. Bsital Fans staroecopes.
, 1860-03-14

TO RENT-The second aud third
l. s.cs!es No. ~ Laxs Street, two dtsahs nleuor ms,
l,tay &C upied .ree.a bsos ~ whoa Eja elolinf
.tae TO kotd t*nsat iae ent vu % tusdr !sY low
In ety lon Kiy. imnne4l1t<l-- Apply 70 HUn ACE c.
GILLETTE. Atmntss.aios tbs cstats of T. " Atnd&F
.lp. M. 4H a stk stE1nd 6p1x. pla1l1X1K
, 1860-03-14

ITO RENT-A Dwelling House
l. and Blacksmith Shop for oos o. NOTE IeA1A with tho
p.Esee r by! nhe sant = e7ssd :; W.yes st.soo
frrm cheaEu The loc.ltv Is peaA.nt snd healthy Z.
the s=up Is fAyoztd with Euu run Of euAso- TsiE7
IlaA:e. Enht.l1tx
, 1860-03-14

4 GENTS WANTED-We want
"A active men TO se1 articles tn svezy City, Tcvn
and Village tn Tho Western StAss. To such Oder
superior Inducements. We warrant the fsnm tl,:3
to ~ taY. Gil II 13 No. II Dearborn Stsest
sidErs* t*th possaxs HampJ TELfER DAY
fa-35l. t1a Chicago. Illinois.
, 1860-03-14

-COTO PARKS, 1874 Lake street,
u 70. u.lr Oils Liquid Rousss, Toilet Soaps
, 1860-03-14

RIO RENT.-New Post Office
l. Tha desirable business ztote III Dearborn gEese,
now oceup9t By neve! snow ~ Family Grocery stoEs.
Eoud rlace ior any bus1na.s-
Also. No. u StAe street, now occupied hy 1atlu /
Drown between Laks md Wafer street. Fms location for
wholesale u.inesa- Apply to GREEaEBAuM BROS.
No. ~ L1satIe street. feiib60Hlu1
, 1860-03-14

COTO PARKS, l24 Lake street,
NJ for Ngs, Wallets Lpb!ns Ez.rart4
, 1860-03-14

E Iwan'ta d place for young woman Of
good character and ability, who can act as q
goyerness or do plain md 6no Sewing. She
will work for her board for one month. Also
a good place to work for tidy German girl
about sixteen years Of age Apply to the Min
istry q: LaEgc, 1G9 Randolph street, third floor.
, 1860-03-14

Tus OTTAWA RESCUE CAsE.-1n The case of
Joseph Stout, Of Ottawa, on trial in the United
States District Court in this city, charged with
aiding in the rescue Of fugitive, the argu-
mcnts were finished yesterday. E. G. Larncd
concluded his argument for the defence, and
the District Attorney closed for the Govern
mcnt yesterday. The Court will give his Charge
to the Jury ut the opening Of tue Coult ut 10
i. ii. to-day.
, 1860-03-14

ITO RENT CHEAP-In Belcraye
House cvutlnnk the ,sst!mprovsmsnts to which
good :hos and ehaches Hf ras1ous denominations
minutes. Apply Il No. Is Gaz1ett Block, II 70 NAy
street, for Key 70 pre:nsks Good ok1hlnx II deAred
, 1860-03-14

nOTO PARKS, 1874 Lake street,
" to4 Work Boxes. Card ReceIre1l.
, 1860-03-14

COTO PARK'S, 1o4 Lake street,
u for ToIle: Powders. roEa1ea.
, 1860-03-14

ITO RENT--A Furnished House
l. II Rent. tseoud door north Of Worth street, eas slds
Of AicLlean avenue With without fa niturs. foa.slan
siyen AssT Apr ls Apply tna premioe4 - No. ~
k4a!ollh 4tstxt, oI :, b, RAVEN. DA4h1azlR
, 1860-03-14

FOIllE COMMITTEE ON A1AN-
L CFACTuKEA LUABERNEN, md others.
The under.ened deses 10 ea1a lots tn soulh Branch
coKad with Kalso4o aida tsck1 for terra Of
lhle tenants viii erect suitable buildings foe
Packing A,Iux T4nninK DC. Tkesa !ota will b Leased
from for sufficient 70 pay taxes Apply
uh. btkAISAisU, - South Ci2lk ktn d, II ~ AZ.
, 1860-03-14

4 PoszR.-" SIR said q we'll known citizen
to Judge Fuller Of the Horse Railway, "1f
saw way how you could make few dollars
easily, don't you believe would tell you?'
Certainly" sa:l the Judge. SWELL then,
why did not you tell 'ne you were going to Fut
up the price Of your car tickets. would hare
laid in years stock:" The Judge looked
sympat4iziugly at him but spuke not.
, 1860-03-14

:" AN 1ED-A Gardener and bis
~ wife wish .l.ua,son with somt x,p1,euan in ,h4
city or rourtry We have nd lamily. Have ooyeetou
= 95 ~ se r. no,ss. ~ "a zss Mon4 stef 1 pes
xsouaus u the ne. and old ttJte radetands al an,ut
tie 7cgitas IN and cultivation Of Ezn- AAa had twelve
Years practice In the Cni.ed stes. P1e1ss es The
Den City Eakesy, eurper OF Xsl1soa and eoash Weltz
street, mh3x.t
, 1860-03-14

TO r E n T-The we'll known
i Staod-New 1o1k Houae--Nos. ~ and 7s Randolph
areet formerly occupied BY Joseph smith, For tha hois
tu,ins Is very lea rakIa lo<aIoa Fae fatths pa.t
, 1860-03-14

TOR RENT.-We will rent to q
l. Good ten%rt the sreond soy of our ~.rehouse-
~ ef, and light the des- It b the finest sseA IN
The ctv and will b rented cheap 1e>ssable
nch3h7sS In. CO0LkY d FAREWELL.
, 1860-03-14

COTO PARKS, 124 Lake street,
II for BrAee.ets. Nee&a,ces, Fa2s, Pcs1es.
, 1860-03-14
NRln Embellishments.

~ c. q. SCRfTEH, Adre,tisna 1aeat 63 DeaIoorn-s.
Il o.aorsed Adrer:ie=1snts fr ts cal Gil IL
Laa1iag Fopt7s Of the yo,:h Te,k tal-hsAy
, 1860-03-14

CAssrL1's DrplE.-The second part Of tEis
work is low ready ut McSally's, 81 Dearborn
street. The vcry low price at which this
edition is published should ensure, and will
doubtless secure it M immense sale, McNally
& Co., also expect new supply Of Hnwthorne's
"Narlla Faun," 1T II o'clock today.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1860-06-08

The rejection Of Mr.. Seward at Chi
cago is a great disappointment TO his
party fricnds.-North Star.
Not half so much Of a " disaPpoint-
ment to his party friends" Mr.. Star, as
to his old enemies, who since bis rejec-
ton" have despatched him with such
praises, that one might feel inclined to
suspect they we're preparing the way for
bis nomination by the democratic frag-
ments soon to assemble at Baltimore and
at Richmond. The fact is, however, the
nomination Of " Old Abe" has taken all
the wind out Of their sails, and the thun-
ders which they have been forging for
him these many nonthe in the expecta-
ton that he was TO be the republican
nominee, are now as useless as would be
a fifth wheel to coach. But now that
Mr.. Seward is not nominated they dis
cover in him the representative of a
great principle, awarding to him the
credit of patriot, ripe scholar, a pol
ished gentleman, as one who more than
any other man has brought the republi-
can party and its principles to their pres
ent popularity, and placing them upon
the very Threshold of victory. All
which is very true, but how has it come
to pass that democrats dare to acknowl-
edge it? A new light seems all at once
TO have burst in upon their hitherto be-
nighted souls, Illuminating it with little
less than the rays of divine glory. Now
that the democracy are not to meet Mr.,
Seward in battle array they are ready to
accord honor TO whom honor is due
We hope democratic editors will not
"weary in we'll doing" but continue to
chant his praises, for the truths they are
now telling for the first time may be Of
great service to him when used by the
republicans in the campaign of 1864
Abe Lincoln's administration will be q
popular one, because II will be such an
one as we have nat had for the last eight
years-hoHest, and that will increase the
chances Of VIM. H. Seward for the nom
iuation in that year. How will our dem
ocratic contemporaries then undo what
their indiscreet Acknowledgements have
done for him while shaking in their shoes
at the apparition of {" Old Abe" the re
publican "rail spltter?"
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1860-06-08

&We notice that the marriage ceremo-
ny is occasionally performed in this State
by ministers residing in New Hamp-
shire, Canada, and other border coun-
tries. Both they and the parties who
employ them seem quite unconscious that
such marriages are not legal. A minis
ter being in New Hampshire has no
more right TO perform the marriage ce-
remony in Vermont than blacksmith
or shoemaker has. The authority to
solemnize marriage is given by the sta
tute and can be derived from no other
source. The statute gives the right to
justice of the peace in the county for
which is appointed" and to "any minis
ter of the gospel, ,0ho reside acithin this
State" A New Hampshire minister has
no more right to perform the marrige
ceremony in Vermont than an Orleans
County justice of the peace has to per-
form it in Chittenden County or in New
Hampshire. Jumping the broomstick
is just as legal a ceremony as one that
is performed by minister out of his
own state, or a justice out of his own
county.