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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-12-13

The Bosom Pilot, an organ Of the Irish Catholic SEN
tment Of the North is disposed sympaihzs with the
Southern secession In it, last issue it makes
an ex t Of the wrongs of the South aud says that in
the event Of dsunion "he people Of the South have
such local advantages saeh agricultural prosperity and
such enterprsng spirit will shO~ them to be neither
Moor nor weak"
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-12-13

Among The say rorsves which nature has suppsd re-
nsve Affections OF humanity there no more hvore one for
certain class the msdicinal gum OF the Wild
Cherry Tree but however valuable b lie power 70 bsato
,oh IN relieve and 10 fold By scientific and
judeous combination with ether Ingredients, In themselves Of
ca AL worth This happy mingang exists In that
Coordination and Q form indeed"
or medicine tnovnn
DR.. Wistar's Dalsan OF wild Cherry
whole value In curing Coughs Colds, BroneAhs Whoopfn0
Obugh Group. Asthma. Pulmonary Aesefion and Inepiens
Consumption. 10 inestinach.
strong Testimony.
Prom BE1i wHrnrs Esq Depot Master at South Roya'n'
sorrH RoriIsrOx, Jan. 4, 1850.
Ne,sr, srru w. YowIE Z Co, Boson,-
ding my testimony many .esdy given ia favor Of
~ ne sons a. sss was mos, aIe,ed with hard dry
cough with lis ..u. aeeo psnmen o. night ,.sa
% ss ,a, ans a no
all hopes Of =, had Also my AZ
nshsor 70 Try wi.tars B,s.m though with no
10 Z. wonderful curative PrCpe and before using two
the night hope eiated my dsptss
ed spiland had A,.ned my .oned strength and sg e
with the above facts In this vicinity literally snaiehed
me from The grave 1o S TOT
'ensn' Of the afflicted very ''''s''T BsSJ WHEELER
az oauion 10 Purchassr.rhe only genuine Wi.rs Bal
risn signature Of 81 BUrrs and the printed Of
Proprs.o the outer all other vile and worth.
Prepared BY SETH w. YowLE co. Boston, and for sale al
wholesale by ADIE GRAY, PURCELL LADD CO.,
PETERSON J. p DUvAL Richmond and by all druggists and
dealers In city and country tnoai-de&wlm
Notice 90 PhysieIaus and che Pubic.-ALL-'
COOKS PoRUs PLlsTERs.-TEsriM0SIAL-"r ALLC)cK
Co. No q9j Canal street, New York. 2sth Nov, i9Genenea
Iiatey severely weakn In back ocasoned
by suddenly overexerng myself Having heard Plssers
much this kind procured and the
result could desire single plaster cured me IN
week.
Yours respectfully J. q. BRIGGS,
Proprietor OF the Brandreth House, New York
There nothpg equal In the Of Plaster to the Porous
Plaster Of Mr. ALLcOcK. Everything pleVan about them
They OF the day and h type OF present ad
vaneemeat In Asthma, Cough, Kidney Alec
TONS deep seated palms. they Afford relief
and for backs pairs III. hde stitches ard spamode pains
generally they unsurpassed for the benefits they impa Ply
scans examine this article which Is universally approved
where known Price % each Principal of:e 29i Canal
street, Sold by all respectable dealers In medicine
dei2-1mdtw
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-12-13

CONSIDERATION OF A CATHOLIC BlsnoP.-0l Sunday
the Rev. n Domenec consecrated Bishop Of Pitts
burg the cathedral in that city. Archbishop kenrick,
Of Baltimore OBLIGATED consecratng bishop assisted
by Bishops Whelau and Young. Bishops Timon, Wood
and Lynch 1.-THE latter Of Torono) present, with
large number of other clergymen.
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MARRIED.

In Richmond on the 18th NOv 1862 by the Rev riItard
Maj O. PATE Of Bedford county 10 nJI LIZZIE stage, o
Richmond City.
On the i2h is. by the RsV ue A. Dineln Miss ANNIE Z.
WILKERsuH 10 RICH'D g. sANXAY, ESQ.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-12-13
UNPRECEDENTED NUC-

" ~ ~ ~ ~ u -
49, CESs-The excitement 10 behalfof Biters CeLebrd
Premium Brs continues 10 increase throughout Virginia and
the South the demand for has become great that the
Proprietor ends difficulty n supplying As for Ague and
Fever without rival and havs learn
where they have failed 10 check that
when taken according 70 directions Yor
Dyspepsia Cholera Morbus Complaint Topdy OF
LIVER stomach and Indigestion those Bters without
va for Nervous Headache they have been known
violent al the beat Phsscians had them
up hopeless No family where there cdres should
without them In the Spring and Fall months they Improve
appetite aud the system. Being entirely nee from
mineral substances they be taken by both
any under all circumstance need
medicine, them andjudge for yourselves Of their
virtues.
To be had Of prominent Druggists In the city ehmc nd
and elsewhere In Virginia and North Carolina Also by O. w.
Jones 4 o. Memphis Tenn w. Smith, Brandon, Mis- syms
3 Proyan New orleans d. Miller, coyngon Ky u sioit
Washington city, D. c. Candy, Gpin 90, Baltimore, b. A.
gahnestook Co.. Philadelphia and Barnes Park 0rders
nlei by addressing BAKER. Proprietor.
ocS Va
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-12-13

NEW CROP NEW ORLEANS SUGAR AND
~ MoLkssES In store and to arrive, FOR sale by
de3-d W WM. WALLACE s0Ns
NKw CAOP NEW ORLEANS MOLAs,Es.-
~ 25 bb 10 han bbs, for sale by Wh WALLACE Sons
del8-dlW
NEW HAMS. BREASTS, SHOULDERS BA.
~ CON, for saleby WA. WALLACE Sons
aei3- div
.ln n tss:H err REALLY CuOICs GOSH IN
~ BUTrkk, for sale by WA, WALLACE sOhh
dtl9-dlN
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-12-13

On The qth OF September last United stOresp Relief
A. sea Lieutenant MILES KING WARRINGTON, s. Navy In
the Ssth year Of age
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-12-13

regulate and AZ the duties Imports and for other
purposes. Members absent, hessrs Bright, Chestnut,
Clay, Hammond, johnson of Arkansas Mallory, Mason,
Rice, Sebastian end Toombs:
YEAs-hessrs. Anthony, Baker, Bieler Bingham. Ca
meron Chandler, Clark. Collsmn. Crittenden, Dixon,
Dooittle Durkee Fessenden Foot Foster Grimes Hale,
HAmlin, HArlin, Kennedy, King Seward, Simmons, Sum-
ner, Ten Eyck Trumbul Wade, Wilkinson, Wilson.
The rest voted 10 the negative. Total 20 yeas and ~
naVa
, 1860-02-08

1A6 DnttCU SkAACH NAAE8A13kk1Ips
It will he received with very general *atisfac~
ton, tho Intelligence that Hon. Thomas Hoyne
ac>spt. :l,o appointment Of United States Mar
shal Of tue Northern District Of Illinois, that
his commission arrived here yesterday, and that
he will siu;y qualify himself today, and vi once
enter upon post, whic1, for tie many imp"r-
taut public and private interests therein in
viewed 1las been ovcr lcns, and so disastrously
left vacant.
TIE President cf the Cuited States has not
been much in the practice Of consulting with
us Us 70 bis appointments necessary. and We
have never profercd our advice; but it will
crafty Mr. Buchanan to know that since, rs
| also Wit; tic late appointment Of Judge Ercese,
vic declined acceptance, lie has again fully eat
! th:i.d ;,s. and VIC congratulate him, ]. g., but
! especially those whose interests seem to hase
been awaiting just this, taat clcar.headed, able
lawyer, aud citizen Of uuinccacaed integrity,
has been placed in the post where Just now these
qualities Of head and heart will serve him and
the public we'll.
Welearn from Judge Dsummand 4hat should
the defence in the OTTAWA Rescue Gaze demand
a speedy trial, as has been indicated, one Of the
Stouts remaining still in jail here, venure will
| be issued for Il Grand Jury next week, whict
| will also takc 10 the other criminal case. await
ing disposal. Some Of these latter orc Of con
, siderable interest aud importance, among then
t!at Of Old Bisc!ow, the Nestor OF counterfeit
! crs, r1d his accomp}ices uow in our jeil; als
the case Of roung Mccarthy, tue Post 0fac
clerk. In the eveat Of the postponement. of Il
, 1860-02-08

BosroS, February 1.-THE slHp Alarm, Capt.
Mathevs. from Calcutta, reports having left St.
HeIeua December eth. Ihs bark Oripn. Of
New York, Capt. Morgan. had been captured as
SLAYER By tue British steamer Pluto, md de-
Iyered to the Q. S. steamer Mystic. The Cap
taia was imprisoned at Helena, hy order Of the
American Consul. The Orion had On board
when cnptured 1.023 slayes, Of whom 1:s died
before reaching<St. Ae1ens.
, 1860-02-08

CarviHe Republican Club,
An adjourned meeting OF the Republicans Of
Carville, for tie purpose Of e1ectins the organic
zation Of Republican Club, was held at Their
Clnb Room, insmde's Block, {Csrril1e) on Mon-
day evening, 1ebrusry esh. Dr.. H. n. Hurlbut
in the chair.
After the adoption Of Constitution aud By-
Laws, the folbwing gentlemen were appointed
as pe1maucntelicers Of The Club:
,Pe<side.s-or, Il. y. HrRLpr7.
tIe< frfsidnts-R. 2. Steele and c, F. Gates,
Seeresary-- j. Strong.
1ftasu*r-S. Mckay.
The following gentlemen were appointed an
Executive Cqnmittee:
Dr. Il. y. Inr.but, L. H. Stone, James Long.
E. Do~, II l. Steele, l. ". Montgomery, Sal
mon Hopkir, q. ". Rice. Wm, Is. Suow. s.
Mckay, j. I Sherman, j. Springer, and j. y.
Strong
| The fo'lering resolution was then unani-
mousl! aplted:
| R.solr3, That tho members Of this Club
pledge ,hmselyes that they will advocate and
| urge ths importance Of vofiug in the npmina-
ting mct1ngs Of the Wand for eecn of tbs dela-
9aies ssAra,ely, and thst this mode be recon.
neudedo our slster Clubs throughout Tie city.
| The ceeting then adjourned to meet Thurs.
, 1860-02-08

The judicial Difficulty III Wisconsin,.
4 State Convention bus been called by the
Republican Central Committee Of Wisconsin,
to meet at Madison on tic .a:h INST, to elec:
delegates to tie Chicago Convention, and "to
"'alnpt such action as ,Aay bc deemed Advisable
ain view Of the approaching election of Chief
''Justice Of the Supreme Cour! Of the
''' State The public are aware tat tue recent
opinion delivered by Chief Justice Dixon, {who
holds his Office By Executive appointment in
one Of the phases OF the Dooth-Glorcr case
takes issue with tue position Of the Court as
established by his predecessor, Judge Wilton,
aud maintained by bis associates, Judges Cole
md Paine. 1t is aiso veil known that the State
bns affirmed md rc.atlrmed tile judgment Of the
Court Oh the Fugitive Stare Law Ly vcry large
majorities--thc Republicans nerer being able to
get more thau 1000 ,nsori1v in the elections fer
S:aic officers, but running nptu II. 900 or II 0oo
in the Judicial contests. One year ago, on
thc expiration Of Judge Smiths term, Nr.
BYRON Paine, Of Milwaukee, was reeonsntndfd
by number of pron,trcnt Republicans, ,nem-
hers of tue Legislature aud others, aud was
elected by large minority over Willinm Pitt
I.vude, the regular Democratic nominee. Some
controversy arose il the Republican, ranks con-
ce1ning tie clain,s Of Judge Smit', to reelcc-
riou. Eut, notwithstanding his distinguished
position is the hrss, ii not the ublest, r,ensbcr
nf the Court in pronouncins a.a'nSt tut constl-
tutionrlitv Of the Fugitive Slave Law, he IVES
ruled out for reasons which ~erc not very pub
licly caGyas.cd, but which were imperative iu
the minds Of The best Elcu in tic State.
II seems probabIc rou that iadgcs Dixon and
$1litL will 10th he candidates for the approaeh-
ing vacancy. II Judge Dixon should determine
to 20 before the pcople tie Democrats will nuke
no nomination, hut will generally support him.
while the sanc PERSONS which inpcsed the
Republicans to discard Judge Smith last year,
wi'1 doubtless be influential in drawing votcs
eyes orc turned to tue Convention which MEETS
nt Madison on the ..ih. The press Of the
state are divided On The policy OF making q
nomination. Judge Dixon has many friends in
the Eernb!:can party who think thai his lac
opinion, wlie! MES prcdicatcd on branch
and hot on the main truak o! the Nooti, Gaze
is not far iron correct. They aIlesc also that
Judge d. regards tic Fneisi:c Slnvc law un
constitutional and st.erly ubiquitous. In nd
dtion 10 the judicial difficulty in itself cons'd
cred. the question Of The q. 5. Scnatolshp, /,
be disposed Of next winter, is considerably in
volvel in the controversy. We trust that til
r,n,ins Convention will find safe va: out Q
the rerplcxing 1anglc in Which things are nov
situated.
, 1860-02-08
Rr.,EnL1cAStsr1 IN MISSOURI.

RENTHL1CASISm IN 91ASS0GRx.
. TIC ,inaid souls .a:,ellg Northern l;cpub'i-
caus who hare feared :hat the Free Democrats
or Missouri would not dare, in that slave State,
II ADOPT the creed Of ".r party an1 corf'ss
obedience to its action, will he agreea|'y sur
p7iscl to read the 1ol'owics call:
Motto. il hereby @iycn that State Convcn-
tion Of the Republicans y: Missouri will be held
in tue city Of st. Louis, cn tue loti. day OF
March next, to select delegates to the Sat:on,l
Kcpud|icaa s.ouyeHaioD, called 10 non,i,'att can
dida:cs fur President AMI Vice President G: tic
United States.
The Free Democrats t,rsnslcu: III, :: ate are
invited to unite under this ~: ,;;zI.nh ~ at
iordipg the kursst n,ndc oi s.t.a:u'nG those ends
fur the sake Of which 1hcv 50 u;a:cs.t.tin.ly
severed former political connection. Indeed.
the time is go full Of peril and Of duty that all
patriots should subordinate minor disputes to
The vital issue that tarca!cns tur very eA1steHcc
as Tree und federated people. The National
Democratic party is coufessedly the utsnnlon
party Of the c1u:trv- Its. leaders arc the
leaders Of secession; its oracle* asc the rrouo-
ters Of revolt. IN H,tr oMn Stutc, cud IL ast
other States where il has arrived at poEcr, is
sten moulding poliic., laws, judicial tribunals,
militia organizations. u rrecipltatc paralysis
nr +l;rinteesation of tut National Government
Aud the only safety TO tho Cnion consists iu dri.
wing tl,at 1,urtv k;c:n power; for lis renewed
SUCCESS in this crisis would h. Il pledge in al'
vance either to a dlsruptisa pt tAccontcderacy
nr q renlodeaing Of the government upon fuel
bases Us would heget prolonged civil war. Co
operation, therefore, in approaching election:
that ;.rouiise to lctcsm;ne such ,aonentou:
ouest,o,,s il invited By the Republican patty c
Missouri from all those members OF the 0rposi
ton who desire ruu;cr 10 unite thnn TO tiTad'
tue people Of the several States, who wou!'
au7rautce the iuMuuities OF citizenship ncras
Whatever boundary line the citizen may pa>s
and vl1o are not willing tn sacrifice tile highes
l,ope pf tn:lnkind In the form Of :e!f-goveru
meut to the vain Je!usion of freb1icatinS slav
codes for Tree Territories. and importing s:av
cargocs to disrlaee FREQ 4Anoters.
Chail:n7n Kepu!!:cau STATE Central Comm atc-.
We understand that while pressing IL
claims Of Edward B:;es. as tic ma
who can reuuitc the Opposition Of i:
North aad South in an uahrokcn tfo'
against tue corrupt Administration now
power, and that slavc-co,sf sedition-lar par
taat supports it, tie Missourian5 make
concealment Of their intention to support Z
nominee Of the Chicago Convention, tchocs
he may II. From men who have fought t
ferocst free-sol uattlc ever waged on Amc
eau st1, we could hare expected just such
announcement They deserve well Of th
country.
, 1860-02-08

S1xGER's SEWING MACHINES makes perfect
lock stitch, the stitch presenting the came up
pearance On 6oth sidt< of td< fabric stscu-
Light Family Machine, So; Letter i
Family Machine {newA SIS; ''So ! md 2
Tailoring Machine. $95 and $10j; "1nte1na-
tiona.," "(new} Sis. llemmers Is each.
3lachioes for all Kinds Of L<1tA<r s<.oiay con-
ssantlv on hand ut 65 Lake street.
jya6-1m A.W. uAnr1s, Agt.
"C1r1 uorE1."-We lave reduced our rates
for day board to $3.50 per week, from date.
r. So4EEs + Co.
Chicago, Jan. Il, 1850. jal.-lm
, 1860-02-08

We are informed BY passenger GU the ILL.,
nois Central Railroad, tiom Cairo, ths. Ar.
John D.. Jones, the ring leader Of tie Union
county kidnappers, died Tezy suddenly in the
town Of Anna, few days since.
, 1860-02-08
day evening, February 9Th, when distinguished
speakers are expected TO addrcss the Club.
DR. Il. y. HCnIBrr, President.

Gay evening, February 9Th, When distinguished
speakers are expected to address the Club.
Dn. Il. y. HrnIBur, President.
J. ". S7Roxo, Secretary.
FIRST WARD REPUBLICAN C1rp.-A meeting
will BE- held ut Snnale's Hall, in CarTille. on
Thursday evening, 9TH inst. Hon. John Went
worth, !. y. Arnold. II. kreismauu, i. Harvey,
Alderman Jones, II. T. Steel, and other good
speakeEs will address the n3ctpg- Per order
OF Executive Committee.
G. c. Cook, Chairman.
VIZ. B. HowARp, Secretary.
Ta1nn WARD RsrrB.1cAx CLrn The regu-
Peters Saloon, 166 South Clark street. on
We anesday evening, Feb. sth, at It o'clock.
Citizens generally are invited to attend. Good
speakers are expected to address the Club.
S. G. blaze, Sec'y.
SIXTH WARD RA1Ir.-Tte Sixth Ward Re-
publican Club will hold a meeting next Thurs
day evening, 9Th inst, at II o'clock, at West
Market Hall. The meeting will be addressed
By Hon. I. i. Arnold. Hon. John Wentworth,
Hon. y; D. Judd, Col Harvey, Carlos Haven and
Frank Lumbard
AIlRepubl,cans are invited to attend.
Gro. CoA1swoETH, Chm Ex. CON-
NINTH WARD REPUBLICAN CLrB.-A meeting
will be held at Valentine Russers, corner Of
ming, Feb, 9th, at $50 r. II. Good speakers will
be IN attendance. By order Of ..
o1se71'I eo2Ai'1ts'
EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE or TIE Iorxa MEMS
,,sat;n S;a SteCihs a.. c,!Is WI pe 9usaSess
FebruaTy eth. 1t 7lP.N.
E. S. WILLIAMS, Chairman.
JAMES r. HrcCS1S, Secretary.
n,.-n =. NJ c...~ =. v. -,
ru- cu,,n.. ,...:- - ~. ..,..,
.e.,s 49, " =, .' y. sAs ~:
VI @ae o"s' Il WHICH, LIS iegal 11ateEu1's u Sna-
caso was nnmerously and creditably represent
ed, was held yesterdav morning 1t the rooms of
Tho I,,,;,,,,a
hon. Is. >. Norris was called to the chair, and
Jas. Z. Root, ESQ, appointed Secretary.
On motion the fo,low;uc named centferncn
"ese appointed comnitee 10 ofa't seso'ouous
expressive Of the feelings Of the meeting on this
the melancholy occasion which had brought
4ha,, +ou,.h,u
sDe1' ''se'oss H.
Aeosls. -. ~. " iuuttts L. .. " 1ltlansp H. >.
Blackwell, Hon, ], M. Wilson. G.. Bcckwith
rho. 11... " .~.o1, ~ ,,.,, =
."oe. IVY - " Ao''' ~ - a"4 'n' ~
Na11'n and y. .. cameron.
Pending the action Of the committee, 31essrs.
Williams Nc1Irov Cameron ,fcpch V-;ndett
>,
ana fusler' respecsl'e's' paia tribute OF re-
spect to the deceased, couchcd in fervent and
eloquent language. and csnressiye. a. vel, of
80 ro,,,. ~ .oe;', .u,,;,;.s .,., h., ..as.-od
sas noo'o HI" soc'tl qua1'!'eS '"a@ n"a enuea'eo
him to them, as Of The deep grief they te:t IN
their bereavement.
Nv ,v;,ao,t f,o,, ,,,a co,,,;,+ae r.,or+aa
H. !au'1'' Ioa. VAC soI''''' ''po.ts"
the following TcS0tuflUQS Which were 41QpfeQ 0Y
acc1an1ation:
H.o,rt,, That :, conmoo viii, nou}t;tudee of
arr f.l,ow c;t;7ena ~ eli nart;es md
~ w. dsn1nra the c.rlr dra,h If El;shn " Trncr'
i.ta - t.rno ;nont -, .,ol,er n tba Ch;c,ro N,r
4s1e1s+INs An1s w ~ 49,
, 1860-02-08

The H1CHAoSp HoysE SoIngE.-A grand
Solsec Dansantc is announced to come off ut
the Richmond HOUSE on February 14ta.
, 1860-02-08

A".a " alnt o1'.''t..-."-' sSAxlt t44o11 ss1'to0
The Flour market during the past week has
been steaiy. Wheat advanced lc. Corn de-
clined &C. oa.s .Ga}c lower. Rye 1@2c lower
Barley quiet aud unchanged. Timothy declined
1e}@l5c. Clover Seed l0@l5c lower.
'r4flsloSs.
Tie Provision market during tue week has
been inactive. Mess Pork il nearly all Ecld of
the market at $l1.00. The stock Of Lard is
light, md the demand fair, Tallow fair.
The following table shows the receipts and
shipments Of Hogs, lire aod dressed, since the
1st Of November last, compared with those of
~ En,,1
, 1860-02-08
NEW YORK CITY.
Correspondence Of tie 1'.ess aud Tr.brne1
NV 1pEE. Saturday. E'ebtps,yl l. 1sfa1

P0tfffr&~~E ffrafnrs-.1 The Lett kl4M-Lfsrs
C1zfn she .nrtropolis-s BRrso~ the Come <faa.
, 1860-02-08

Youxa MEx's Assoc1AT1oS.-Hon HeEry J.
Raymond, Of the New York Times, will lecture
before the Young Mems Association tomorrow
evening.
3tr. Raymond was in the city last evening,
Laying Just returned from st. Louis.
, 1860-02-08

FLOUR AND GRAIN II STORE:
The following tahlc shows the amount Of flour
and grain in store in Chicago on Saturday last,
compared with the corresponding dates in
1855 and 1883;
, 1860-02-08
LOCAL MATTERS.

. Go to John Jones, 112 Dearborn street
aud ret YOUR clothes cleaned and repaired
They will &c well done md at prices to suit the
, 1860-02-08

CHICAGO PRODUCE AND P2oyIS-
ION TRADE.
The receipts and shipments CT Produce, Live
Stock, ETC., during the past week will lie found
in the following comparative table:
Tccetuts Sh}nnt1ts
, 1860-02-08

~ Good board and pleasant rooms a* Il:
North Clark Etrees, for $e.75 per week: day
board, $50 feb1-6td.
, 1860-02-08

TcArEnAscE.-Dr. Jewctt, the well known
Temperance lecturer and ycterau in the cause,
who is now campaigning in Wisconsin, is to be
here next month. when our citizens will hare
m opportunity Of learing him. a.
, 1860-02-08

TnE HAiAAIEns.-A contemporary counted
sixty SIX loads Of hay on the stand for sale on
n,fodder or no fodder will know where to LOOK
to ayoil tue latter alternative. :.
, 1860-02-08
Ne1n advertisements.

IN c. Il. SCR1rE.T 4le-rtfsi~7 AstEk 81 Dtarbra-:.
- aGasri, rctiet 1!ert4pens fer kts apt oil ia
1<os+1 TcTsrs n tAs -.crta Et,:- i-i.os74J
, 1860-02-08

~ See advertisement. teaded Lumber
Lumber" in to.day's advertisements.
, 1860-02-08

TUE SlE.cnlSc.-Thc sleighing has departed,
or like deer when in similar circumstances Of
being hard pressed. bus "takcu 10 the river"
Tue fast trottcrs aud trotters Of all degree, are
being greatly "exercised" theteQt.
, 1860-02-08

!rnE "GmcAeo ToTA1 ABsr1xzscE Soc1E7r"
holds its meeting every Friday evening at II
o'clock, in the Protestant Methodist Church,
corner Of North PEORIA and Fulton streets. The
temperance pledge is administered 10 Ill who
desire it. The public are cordially invited to
attend these meetings, especially " "Rumsellers,
Old Sosters, Red Eyes, Bloats, 1ncorzigibles
end Youthful 4irplers."
- RorfRr BArrr President
, 1860-02-08
NUMBER 189.
1Aaut&1.

WI T4ANTED-By {: young lady,
" ..An.t.on to e.ea J. pirate taml r. few hours
, 1860-02-08

NEroSsEr Hocs-Yesterday 4 lot Of Eve hun
dred Dressed Hogs were received from Ncpon-
set, Bureau Co., which were generally admired
BY those engaged in the Pork business. They
averaged nearly sooi lbs, and were all well fat
ted and choice. In the afternoon, II. E. Fogeil,
Of the firm Of Huntington, Bros, & Togell, sold
them to the highest bidder, several lots reach
ius as high us $:.7o@s.5o. This is the top
price paid this sc1s0n for Hogs in the Wcst, not
excepting Cincinnati, Louisville and 81. Louis.
Bureau County takes 1le brag for heavy hogs.
, 1860-02-08

RcconpEn's Coua7.-In the Recorders Court
yesterday the hearing in The case Of People rs.
Arnold and Cady, the two young men indicted
on & charge Of rape upon Maria Knox at the
Sollitt House some months since, was iu hear-
ing. The entire morning was occupied in eln-
pannclling jury. 4. o'clock the Court I'd
journed out Of respect 10 the memory Of the1ate
that hour.
, 1860-02-08

TAIcTIiLEnI FOR SALE-A
Lug" 2ct CcElu7.I4vus Uiatillery, capable IT
ptE :<0tt Gu u:..+ ~ ~ ana ~.Lux al the moi
improvements situated =! Aatr<vtl!r. Huron eouu!y.
neu@y price And io...,lon given iu.ne-
ttt (:1is.Irr. fG.xim
, 1860-02-08

w ANTED \ situation IS assis-
t4rr Book tc.rsr G: +aesGau shez!7 lry zooda
ha;tw7re kroerrr sos. is well acquainted N the ey.
~ -: 7tt The btst city rc.ef-utea. Aldssss SALEs
MAN u tbs Otaec. fwsLH
, 1860-02-08

w ADASH AVENUE IOT.-50
feet front Vab tAh asthue, Twelfth strexf.
!. tsc.ed fus sa.e II - pr tu,t-
Ttru. &: ~, ~lt t. lSSs 1t 10 per eGnt; balance
Ii ;:sod r:tsty, aaueS piper well seeur-c. NNhirx
rvquin LoHn.
ie est sz.ut aCd j. dasy situated for rs
de1et, iaursre Ut T. u. coz t::6s. fcjb55s-lu
, 1860-02-08

ITO BOOK RINDERS-1 wish to
l. sell mr. E1aIery Il IN eoaner.ioa with tia Journal
PriLtng 0tfce LoSnus:ott, Innana. Tee 7. o.. I.
rev wA4d K0ud. 1t t0ts drst rate tu.tne*s No Bperv
w!hu icrty n!le. viii the place /. In inv, and
t4xs!t work oa!S o40se hafe stoasA printing
to do 10 pccuuy al tIMe. Is COED chance, Au.1e4
*Jeu.ral Utice, LoraospoF, Inl. fes13s