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Defiance Salama nder Safes-With Pa
tent poN der proof locks ard crcss bars Also Are and burglar
urrof parlcr safes Depot s. Murray street
corner Of College place. ROBERT ". PAIHICk.
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wAnAoK's TngArEE.-A new London piece, called IA
Husband to ORDER was produced lhere last night and
was very favoraby received by full house. The play
is very clever three act comedy constructed upon
well woven model, the motive Of the plot being mes
alliance between an officer of the French army under the
first Napoleon and the daughter Of Of the ancem
noblesss. Tho lady snubs her husband whom she has
married in order TO retain her family estates and he
of to the wars in very disagreeable frame of mind
News comes that he has been killed. whereupon
Madame assumes the widows weeds and mourns
sincerely for her hero. He returns, disguised
ascertains that he still retains the affections of his wife,
and the play ends with mutual forgiveness, happiness
&C., &c. The play is ceverly done, and affords good
opportunity for the display Of the peculiar talent of
raj OF the artists at this theatre Mr. Lester walIack and
Mrs Hocy gave full effect to the leading characters and
Mrs. Vernon, Mr.. Blake and Mr.. walcot exceed
ingly happy in the others. Mr. Blake was especially
good as good natured bourgeois. His Jonhomme was de-
lghtfuly natural.
After the fall Of the curtain, and response to the
general call of the house, Ar Lester waack announced
the play for repetition.
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Whites Stylish Hats.-A Few More Left
Also ladies AID ehl..rens Eurs, al ZIG Broedway.
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RraAY's Gallery, CAS- broadway, Corner
q Bssokss sree. Hoi1.y PrsssIn1Iyorytypss sagsrb
Imperial YhoSrsphs Mnsaros AnhrcIces and DasVsrrse
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OUERU'S COD LIVER JELLY,
W 7se cry certain Consumption, Asthma anA -
kinds Of Coughs isaken without nausea
QUERUS PATENT JELLIFIED CASTOR OrL-y1e
greasy sensation OF The oil obvated and does oAusQ
any constipation after the best purEatve for eAn
den 10 b bad = ne tnvenscrs once, LIS Fourth aveau
PENF0Lp PARKER 4 MOWu1,
Wholesale Agents, 10 Beekmxu aroet-
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Holloway Ointment.-Encrusted Sores.
Few disorders are more sathsome than liberation Of the face
body There positively nothing Tor this unsighly amen
powerful immediate, thorough a. Holoways far
famed Ointment.
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The Drawings OF the Sussex County ana
OsnecxAa:sd iS..ssies o. pe;sws-s.
FRANCE BloArItFNTs A co


Tho Legislature OF the State Of Ie,svs at Lis m ssys
having NSsa " France Broadteut 90 Io<tery
twenty years. wo the ~ dersgned Commissioners sppoaicd
by 10 o0vern0r Of aad 6tat8 Supervised
ssh lottery % hereby certify ths. the folio ~ag Ae
beru drawn tlis day
SussKK CovNTr-CLAss I, JAHuARr g 1869.
&c, SO, IL, II, rs, %, 81, 8, CO, Is, &c, 81 rs.
CONSOLIDATED LorrRr-csAss A. JlsvAzr ., 1860
-, 6S, 81, 1856, IL, T6, S, co, u, 40, S..
susssx CouErr-CLAss 9, JATuAEf 3, 1855.
a, II, So, ID, 10, so. "a, Ie, es. 4, Sc, ST.
CsxsoEpArxo LorrERr-ClAss B. JANUARY 8, 1860
50, IL, rs, IA, So, 81, 7, IS, s, IS, o., IS.
Wlas. bands 81 Wilmington D.. Ills day (ruesAsy,
january 8, 1860.
;Ssss ~ ! ss1 45Sqtrn o.a-.-.as"
FRANCE BRO DBkNTS CO.,
WilmtrG.,n. DeAwa-e.
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uARPER's WEEKLY
Ill FOR THIS WEEK

uARPER'S WEEKLY
II FOR THIS WEEK
CONTAINS
TON IRVING.
MEETINGS AT THE ACADEMY or MUSIC.
humorous and highly effective POLITICAL GARCIA.
TURE on the QUESTION OF TIE DAY.
charming story, BENJAMIN HARRIS AND HIS WIFE
PATIENCE, with three illustrations
REDHORH AND REDsKIN Alabama Backwoods
Sketch, illustrated.
TRUNKS: by GxoHeE WILLIAM CgRrts. with HorPiy's Illus
TIE WOMAN IN WHITE by wuxr COLLINS with
McLENAS's illustrations
With all the News Of the Week. Lounger Editorials &C.
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Gouraud's POudre Subtitle Upr0ots Hair
from low forehesd upper lips or say part Of the body 81
Walker atraAt.
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Herrxng's Patent Champion Fire
end Burglar proof Safes 81 Broadway oosnsr Of Murray
street. New York
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Two DOzen PhotegI aph Portraits for 81,
NJ HOLMES Picture 0aiery SIS Broadxay BY The Hospital
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Cristadoro's Hair Dye, Wigs and Tow.
pees1he In Ae world wholesale and retail aud the
privately applied NO. . Axtor hsnSe,
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The circulation Of hs Tribune being larger ,n any oS
WHICH, aaree and FOR he " % sauaes msd
manufacturers highlands schools real estate owners a.
RATES OF aDvRT1sIxo
o,, THE NEW YORK DAILY TRIBUNE.
Ds d % Ssi ospse S s
ppayed eefss
xsno seS for s osp cs each
Nothing ss Cd for ess ihsn az
as %''f soas l.
A Line averages about Nine Words
sEM.wEEKIY TRIBUNE
Twenty 1--WE ceais line each insertion.
THE WEEKLY TRIBUNE.
year.
To e hosts Of friends who working our cir.
@a Re FH Efr sssf S q e Ts s =
port
TERMS OF sygscEIPzIoN.
sy 2, THINE TS IS 8, Semi .wseky So Weekly 81 For Club
Address Hoa 44iS5ss s E5;1sIs,. s, 60,
l Z oI {: zen: o'fss ssssss'::::
Iron and Sulphur Sore Trssk
70 AZ s. ss:s'ssf 1'sSs sIss:: 4 i-~
Organs, Wboe.snS
When Olive Tar Is inhaled healing hasanalc - -
brOugh IN direct contact with Tho Inning snembrsnes e -
ps Ss: a sRs oss 4 si he
E1tsIu.l pain; cannot ana whsrs olive Tar appllss
r. S'i ra1y a lsS1 aaa slsa Ss sg.s
Strengthen the Digestive Organs
.u,, And RegulAts an ~ 6eerekomn
George law, ESQ, Fifth ayenue, New York,
Isaac " Fowler. ESQ, possmAssr, New York.
Gem Dur Ores Green: Ia.SiDsSsn. D. C.
Col s Sam Coli COL. Hartford, Ct
Rev. Edward Bright, New York,
Rev DR. Leonard. Exeter, Y. b..
And large number Of other prominent persous
Illustrated circulars free by mail
Olive Tar 80 cents bottle or " cents by mail pest pas
RcTaers EScxass a1 n 70 ss shRSrxs for 49,
agents, - o'A's CHiE NJ Eos. 4 CO.
Corner Of William and Bsekman strsels, n.
THE GROVER AND BAKER
SEWING MACHINE COMPANY
Invite the attention of taors and mAkseU anA
FIFTY DOLLAR SHUTTLE MACHINE, ...
With recent valuable Improvements
No as Broadway. New Yssk.
No fs2 Fulton It,, Brooklyn.
TWO GREAT STORIES, rfe
JUST COMMENCED IN THE LEDGER,
wOLroANG,
A TALE OF THE WILD COAST
THE BRIDE OF fnE OLD FRONTIER
REVOLUTIONARY STORY.
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Bachelor: Hair Dye, Wigs and Tou:
peesThe 10 the world, surprising al made Sold and
annied at The manu- factory, l6 Bond street.
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LAruRE.-An appalling disaster occurred
yesterday morning in Division street, which
reminds us painfully Of the want of means o.
escape in case of fire, to which so much LOST
of life in this city is often attributable. A
tenement house filed with occupants took fire
in the lower story. at once cutting off the only
available means of escape, which was by q
stairway in the centre of the building. The
consequence was that six persons were burned
to death and we're it not for the active exertions
of the fremen, who rescued many by means oil
ladders, the result would have been still more
deplorable.
The Fire Marshal recommended some time
ago that tenement houses should be furnished
with iron stairways placed outside the building
and communicating with every floor. Such an
arrangement would afford a ready escape in
case Of fire; but we do not believe it has been
acted upon. The Legislature is now in session,
and we would remind that body that some law
should be passed compelling the proprietors Of
tenement houses SO to construct them that the
lives of the occupants may not be in constant
danger.
The sgstem of fire escapes adopted in Lon
don is an excellent one, and should be followed
out in New York. The English capital is di-
yided into five districts, embracing each quar-
Ter of a mile square, and in every district, at
some known point, fire escape is kept, con-
sisting of tube Of strong canvass and elastic
wire, which can be attached by means of lad
ders to the windows or roof, and thus the inha-
bitants Of the burning building can be con-
Keyed safely to the ground with great facility.
IF any such continuance had been at hand yes
terday morning, every individual in tina. house
in Division street might have been saved
MARCH OF THE UNION DEMocRAcY.--The Union
democracy which elected Fernando Wood
Mayor Of this city is now proceeding to elect
delegates to the Charleston Convention, and in
the interior counties some of the delegates are
already elected. We call this party the Union
democracy, in contradistinction to the sinking
old antislayery democracy of Tammany Hall
and the Albany Regency, which fell with Have.
meyer in the beginning of last month.
The elections of delegates in the various
Congressional districts are so many Union meet
ings which viii bring ont the latent sentiment
of the State, so that when the time for action
comes there will be tremendous develops
ment Of patriotism and conservative f,rl-
ing. VLea the thirty-three delegates m.
sweriug 90 our thirty three members Of The
House OF representative, are elected, they
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CPECIAL NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC.
JULES MUhM 4 co. CHAMPAGNE.

We have besn Informed that In many cases wAsa sar
wines-JUlES MUM h CO.-are called for, many q -
hotels and the trade do their best 10 recommend and s1h
tue another wine OF An!ar name In Of e4
wine can be Obtained at loss prices. j.
We nov most urgently protest against such procoedaA
and WARE the 2sic not TO accspt any other wine when
ca lied sorthat Is 70 which has not our nrnyUXD
Jron the sates with autograph signature IN full rou4
the neck At the bottle. n. -.
We furhermpse request and friends pav
particular Atsenhcn TO the above mentioned diGtnn
the other house Of smAr has copied aAvsr
Using or show cards said act making the confusion Of bs
names much easer.
on our own merit. without being mingled with any s'm1W
brand
With such wines those we Ameries connosseuD
viii recognise that only admit The Wines OF wv
CLIQuOT to be Of the purity and superior qualify -
and stu stronger evidence OF whst Stale -
refer the opinion Of the United States Appraisers Of New
York. who acknowledged to Agent that amer most oAxe
fu1 examination with other brands imported IN this pea
they were obliged owing To- the great superiority - ~
jules MUMM 4 CO.'S CHAMPAGNE, to appraise T. 49,
outstanding protest at higher prices than sthsw d
class Champagne received here ,r -, ,,,,x,,, ro
Our ChampaRne Brands constantly hand fol0wo
JULES NtHM K CO.'S yERZEkAY CABINET.
JULRS NuNM co IS IMPERIAL.
The other brands such yERzzNAY DRY and MU1neU
PRIVATE only 10 special order.
The above Wines be had Of all the principal Wine nen
throughout the Unted States, also The RHINE -
JANIS MEYER, JR,
Sole Agent for tho United DlAlea,
No. IS Beaver street, New YlEk
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EJAFtY aEE ysAE is5e.--LADIEs, vi WISH YOU
IL SO I-y Kew YEN, ale .e.rc sincere tiAnks
for tks -e itd eai rrc-are eIia "a towards fr he
rrsi year. fcF'lg b. s.tct rt- ~ husrrss selling
odsrss, .. r,o5srse g7.ves . - OF your
:. p. MILLER a co. 81 csas rsee,.
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HARPFR'S WEEKLY,
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ss the Hs ass s sss en y p y and 1 :,
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ss G5s y' ISs
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from their authors by the pfopreors OF HAIR
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THE GROVER AND BAKER
SEWING MACHINE COMPANY
Invite the attention LOT taors corset akop
others who prefer the lock stitch eeau. 10 their
FIFTY DOLLAR SHUTTLE MACHINE ..
With recent valuable improvements
No. lQs Broadway Row Yek
No. fe2 Fulton It., Breoklyn.
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CATBTTTg INDICATED PAPHR
VI The heaAfast persons 0ayetys S1ieAsa1 Pa
PER without harm, md With decided beAsof AlsAsuk ssai
~ Modieated cannot tnjxfe apy ors. syea an q
nnt nns luxury wbash no one shoud 10 wshsxt
LOCO shsets, I'll 900 sheets, 30 centA
For nle By all druggists and u he deps, Ana stress
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Cchlne Turslshine Goods Ac cost This Z an oppor,
:s II tIas '.s' n,s.s Sss'A
sraay's Gallery, Gas Broadway, Corner
u Bseokss stress Holly YrsssIs1Iyorytypsaa snssrs
Ina :ssiiass s 7 s.s.
Brooklyn Gallery OF Art.-1vtIliamson
BROS, two forty nine Fulon street..
Two Dozen PhotegI aph Portraits for 81,
nj HOLMES Picture Gallery SIS Broadway, by The Hospital
Defiance salaman der ssfcs-With Pa
proof locks and bars Also Are aud burglar
s Il Soss iSs saF'F
behring's Patent Champion Fire
and Burglar proof Safes 81 Broadway oornse Of Murray
street, ns~ York:
Batshelor': Hair Dye. Wigs and 81. Tow ";
he, wS e MADE
Cristadoro's Hair Dye, Wigs and Tou-
reesIhe ,Ae world wholesale RETAIL aud the dye
privately applied. NO. . Aston house,
Gouraud's Poudre Subtitle Uproots Hair
from low sOreAeads upper lips Or say part Of the body 81
ooureud's Oriental Cream or Magical
1890 S s:a:. ;:: s.zs s'''a'n No pay not
so
. immediate and certain. Only % cents . bottle
Bsrry's TriespAsrsus II the nest and
~ 49, = ss: 49,. 800 s: ;;s q
DR.. NIarsh Continues % Apply HIS Radt.
;ss rA .1ssA g. :s.
Boots and shoss.-watsrpreef
rxAvn4sSs' sS e. I:aSIss a. s ia mon
IT, - aa1 Se1s, g
The Mountaineer. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1859-1861, 1860-12-01
REPUBLICAN, JUBILEE.

SPRIEsFIEEB, ILL.,, November 20.
The jubilee at LincolD's home, in honor
Of his election, is one of the most splendid
demonstrations of the campaign, Large
crowds Of strangers arrived Oh the trains.
The city tonight is o perfect blaze Of
light. A large Wide Awake procession,
after Parading through, the principal
street, drew up in front of Mr.. Lineolu's
residence, where an immense crowd had al
ready assembled Loud calls being made for
him, be appeared in the door, and was
greeted with long continued cheers When
they at last ceased, he spoke as follows:
Friends and Fellow Citizens: Please
excuse me on this occasion from making q
speech. l thank you for the kindness
and compliment of this call thank you
in common, with all others who thong hit
fit by their Yotes 10 indorse the Repnbli-
can cause. I Applause. l rejoice with
you 10 the success which has so far at
tended that cause, Applause, yet iu all
our rejoiciugs let rs neither express nor
cherish any harsh feelings towards any
citizen, who by his vote, has differed with
u.s. Loud cheering. Let NJ at times
remember that all American citizens are
brothers of o common country, aud should
dwell together in the bends Of fraternal
feeling, Immense applause. Let me
again beg Of you TO accept my thanks,
aud to excuse me from further speaking,
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FOREIGN NEWS,

Adyices from Naples say $4,000 Nea-
pelitan troops, 1000 horses aud 80 guns,
being pursued by the sardinians, took re-
fuge in the Papal States, when their pro-
gress was arrested by the French and
.Papal authorities, They will DO DIS
armed. ..,.> :. e.: -. 49,.
After the fall Of Gaeta, Gartbaldi will,
it is said, retire to private life for time.
Father GaYazti has bsea threatened in
his own house at Naples by a crowd, who
cried Down with Gavazzi." -.
The official result of the Sicilian cleo.
ton on annexation was, ayes 432, 054,
nays 66T. go. u.
American Securities--Sslss, Illinois
Central shares, 25 to 24k discount; New
York Central shares, IS 10 50; Erie shares,
SAY
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81. arRAYED OF. STOLEN.

ENRoM IVES, Jordan Range, one white COW,
L branded nearly hike 90 on the left hip, and
G. r. On'T right hip. -: i. - -: .-.:..~
One light specified COW, branded C. r. on
right hip. .~ .-:.:, -
Bot, Of the above are supposed TO have calves
with them. i ~. - - "
oae six year old OK, white face, white line
hack and belly, and yellow sides. Branded l.
NJ. on left hip, and c, r, Oh the right,
One three year old STEER, bnndle and white :;
the right ear cropped OF square, and hole in
the loft, branded W. r. on the left hin.
Also, / have In nv possession a tWo.year- old
red and white HEIFER No marks or brands
leglble. The owner il requested 10 prove pro.
psrty and pay charges. = - -
On delivery 10 me Of any or all Of the above
es'rGys,I will pay aTe~srd Of four dollars Der
head. 9.2E. =. c. RICHtNS, 4,h Ward.
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MUSIC AND SINGING.

IIAVING. closed my Day School for the pre-
II sent, 1 shoaId be ESl 10 Increase the Rnui-
Der Of my Pupils on the P'sn0for'e and Melo-
dson, and shah open iuysnhs and adult Singing
Schools. The former for Boys lAd Girls 10
commence on Saturday afternoon, 9Th Of Dee =,
at half. past one O'Clock, st my fesidsaes, IIrh
Ward, east side Of Balle'S Hall For Ladies'
and Genilemsn, Wednesday evening. 5tb Of Dse.
al baif-paSt 6 o'clock. Terms, 81 so a Or,
payable hHf In advance. The evening class are
expected to furnish candles. -.
6.a -. SARAH A. COOKE.
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SAVE i. YOUR PAPER [. RAGS j. S

rTNHE Inhabitants Of Utah are requested 10
i gather Ip and save their worn oIt wagon
covers, ard every description II cotton sud linsn
rags for paper making. and deliver them, from
time 10 time, 10 The bRhona 81 the severa
Wards, Or the NelSs and MouNFkiSEEe Offices Of
their agents, for which, Hheu clean, they will
be allowed 6vs CENTS pound The rags eau be
sHfhcien,iy clsanssa IN pure water. without soap
= lIis expected that, ~ q few months, oil wins
wish can receive paper IN exchange fsr rags,
:. EDWARD HUNTER, Presiding Bs6er.
-. -. -. ...-:::,. - =: =, ~ =. il=tf
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Consulting Engineer and MllIwrisht.

rTlHoSE about to erect mills Of any kind will
do well 10 give me CALI MS hetug well
posted on The latest I'm rOyenents IN MsehiHeTy,
BY personal experience, aud continually Tectfv-
ing correspondence from the East Ia relation
thereto, / shalt be enabled 10 give them .he
benefit thereof Wllhost experimenting on uhtrIed
novelties ..
=. Books posted by tho day. w.'k OF month.
WIN J. SILVER.
: East side o. the le.h Ward, G. $. l.. City,
IS An -. - .. 49,. --'t--- II
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NOTICE.

HNO the Msmkers Of the 2Isi Quorua Of
]: i Seventies The Quorum meets onsth Ist
and Bid Saturday % each month, at hsif- PAST
O'Clock, at the house Of George W. TaRgatt,
north Of President KttnbaIl's. All members
living in the city. ard do not attend, will be
dropped, and their places filed by others
Members living in the country, must report
without tail, and also ssnd in a correct gsns-
aloEy. By order Of the Couueii.r -: !. 92f
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:COOPERAGE y!
SsHt IOsst Corasr Of MGiE and Emigration Streets
rear AZ 81 \. I.ssac 6laAa.nilh !xisP- 4; u u
q. p. BURNETT. - !, !:

WHISTLES to morn his friends and the pub:
w lie generally, that he has just returned
from the Nan, ons with large stock Of Cooper
timber. seasoned Ia the staye, which he will
manufacture to Older Into all kinds Of cooper
ware o. the best quality. -. x =.
Mat Casks warranted tighi, or no ssie.
Lumber, Shingles hath, Fire. wood, Meat, and
Produce % ell kinds taken In exchange. 4:
CAsH, SToEE rLT aud BuTrEN st premium /!
A general assortment Of g. p. BE Cooper
Ware always on Sale a. CIemen's' "fANTEcH.
Moon" Main Street. Prices IL suit the times
! 9 an a.. -: - -. j. 81. - - r..
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NOTICE.

NTESsRs, H6UfZ 4 HRINGnDRsT bag
Itl to iAform the public that they have a large
and sxe.lisni assortment o. DRY GOODS and
GROCERIES q every description, ii their
establishment In Sningvifls, wfich they will
exchange for Wheat aud Cstts, allowing tie
hEhest market price. They haze al,Oa larss
quantity Of Wool, which they will exchange foT
whest or cash. Cali and see us al the IIontf &
Co.'s MIL !: '.%.. y !. .,~ s1-tf
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SECESSION MEETING AT VII!
NINGT0N. AZ. a

f.. T. Ts-H j . q
A large meeting was held II WHINING.
ton, M. o., November 70. Il which strong
secession resolutions were unahimouslv
adopted. Other counties hare called
meetings on the same subject, A corr,
of Minute Men il rapidly forming, and
there Is but one party there now
ts&, f~. IS, * -A4---as .i. ;8 ..1s : 4 =
|. CHfcLoe. Nov. 20r--Nins OF those an.
gagged ii the rescue Of the slave EirI Eliza,
last week, including the Justice who i.
sued the warrant for the arrest Of the qirl
for 4 breach Of the peace, after she had
been arrested BY the United States Mar.
shall, and the Deputy Sheriff who served
il, were on tile 10th Indicted ID the United
States District Court for . violation q
the Fugitive Slave Law. =. !. 4 ! !
., ,..t ,see =. Ill $780, f. =. =. H.. +
WEsrExs TELEeRAPtI 4MesSrs Ed.
ward Creighton and w. K. Stebbins
general agents respectively Of the Pacific
and Missouri Western Telegraph Gem.
panies, left Fort kearney on tie Gosh
bound westward They will survey tile
entire route to Salt Lake thoroughly. aud
make contracts for the construction Of tile
line as far as Jnlesburg early in the spring.
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4EO,Isc 10 Rent.

j. A. GOOD HOUSE, contsiniTg ffys rooms, for
IA rent In the OH Ward, ono block south Of
the School House. Enquire OF Charles Ford,
9th Ward, or Theodore Curtis. i7th Ward, one
block south Of the Union Academy. SIT