davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1860-04-23

uIcon, McSs.l1 md John W. Frazer have zEsde te-
k.t Ia thc payment nf rrc: 4'oty nStFs ~
naxa6s - tae onieY nf jseque. ou tbs
ay Janasz a. D. lsa v'h Ensts y III r. 81 en-; III
IL. other G.r d-e htu.r-d and e:zt7taree toas and
IrvthTes cents 4ad rtc* *ecntt by t1 ol tsns cxc.
cp,ti 6y .a.A MeSein aud Fraser cf cat- with Iald
ntes ran.px undersigned a'tss.c+ and eoaveJ!a
10 a lot Mumer lnenty t o2k nu1ubcf dre hnnatt9
Il icaxo. viii ~ hntlnx4 and Improvements tatecn
:1.te il ths,y of ttea tanny 40 s;ass of
tc,Ier Il sI look cotusy srt ": 'zeas paXs5
Now. t'efoe II pa+..tasse ~! ias :o~sts w e. as4 Rse
ton legal hadss ot sd uss ~ r 9Ss Y
nck u the foTeaoou oi .ad day. sell 1T pnac auction F
Highest hdss tas abuss desct1 "a
.a1..s .1a @ shr ~ r = ri 40 JifGlCE~ PtrLL.
| Ethfe.s1' FehrnaT = i.to SAMUEL 3TsACs.
Room NJ. II Metropolitan D.oek. Tsaht*s
, 1860-04-23

E Heal the Sick.--Uhseases Of The
9owe and Stomach arayt caused by asEe deposits Of
bu rpas&ar left bsd OF pnrr toed IN thpss tfapos-
1snt o.g4pa md tho poisonous ste1a IN thin 1ttaed
hooe, acting tic syrte makes toe weak to throw on
thu matter h. he rArys caunels, al II any IL carried on
b vsEy email portion. - arise d'arna and ysenA5s.
not cosvenee tad bFcat indigestion, rausoa loss Of
appetite hehnx Of wind cH tte stomach cc- To eue ~
th.se *the tcod The He aAt us he perfectly puse aoo
<aea4 then 5pu cannot te DIX. short use Of
MOUNTAIN HERD PILLS wilt delight you. fon va
1sa with suspase theis mighty power. and be ~'unk
With the nd man of Tie wcs truly ther ara tHe s'''
1eslef."
Sold By Ill Medicine Desiet1. MP.~1-.- Prt---
, 1860-04-23

IrTATE OF ILLINOIS, Comfy Of
cnS. >s.->up.s:ot Ccurt Of taeax,. June e1tn.
1soo -rAelua ". G.:.- ~. uer WarnsF. AF9bsl.a.
samuel g. FustIck Henry Mc.Au:cv and y. III svxSH-
Petition Mechanic. Len AtnaEit .: The ron resld ns*
sf Ssnae IT, Nu1tr1 pe .sfeaIaat- 1hys nAsneI
j:T!as htt died "a ,hv ocv u tie ts,k u w supetor
torrt Of Ctcs o. n" stveu 'h- ali samuel
iut ou he s1h div 1t O:t.ttr La. sa mat .uons
tltnl2oa !.-ue ~. y: t Court asLn*t sai sfrcdAns
yv.frabr on She nrxt Monday N'.scn.-, 1Sa. y by
law .9ued Nov rou, sau s.'l sn'n.el 9. Na'.
ec a per'enay bs 81 aE?ear M iss! -. ~ ~ saee," r r.
:e7 thereof % = aaldtn 4 Shs:y i :.'s tvnn,y o..
+, .Ae .ai petitioners pe!en. IN md ma,,e5s ap
sh'nxs tas1 ann rn srear,.r 10 psa,
.a.t petition. .sr5rt ,nc:r4
1.trr3tW
, 1860-04-23
.-TTaTE 1E ILLINOIS, County

trTATE OF ILLINOIS: County
,s{, W!.lsm H. Tuwra+nA ye. Thou,4s u. Ns 6ln*:tY.
i.}na AcNiH-ry his WIFE. Jnnaia1n Ciafs, Geo'xe =.
aiavt Of the n,n.tea'1snes of Ihonlas 3. NckndEy.
,a4 L.yt1a Mck'ns;r bis ~ tw of the d, .noss
Su}erto: TOUT Of hcax,. NLcesa he.rhv 1T 10 70
sll4 tn naas n. Meki.:ry and laTs1a AeksHssty ~
eur, N tic chance1y dr hsssaf. see s4en@ n!neth
t.Jo Masvh, lE0 aal ta.t trratn To s"ae
tsa Msnaag u HaJ ts1s. lsfa - tshy ~ ss1Stsva.
Iavna Ms kns1y, sha pce-nuaty IT, and appear s.fo1s
aid cot q ceox eeuntr n tns T. ay q, 70.
"a the urst MuEtaY ef Nay. te and p.cnd ansHs4 o.
the ~! complaint Il e g Mpa!S ~ ~ a9f 's r. -
t.k n rs eent.sed AMI cesree catered afsint Jou nc
so-4lns ~ TIC PRAYER uf Ait bill ,,,n., ...x
, 1860-04-23

MASTERS As I!E;E sAE;state t4 Of jill:
In Cbaueer. Jthn H. hlh1r 0eerEo C. bStth Ihor
A1r.stz. 1T .AxA taHe& ayttile.
tuhc Nuee herehS given, that IN pussa1e" Of ths
ee.ree IN The ab1sc entsisd eause
lHh day Of March, A. D. 1S0. !. /. o. Paine Freq.
~ til. seventh d*Y " Nay. ap. ls t<I u public auction
for cash: to IN" hsest hLer = tie pn1ta door of -
srt<.d ten o. lock In tho fer noun Of sud iav. ~ q
t.; fu~sse te:ees1 pa1s. u ~ e, H. T. ~ ~ .v ~
Chts.". and siy slsd ,he Sa=a D,f sS:sx =! aas
pay tEe rrh f17r..el u .eet NJ ten {11}, 10 loW-
st No. ,h1ty nine t34; au o. E.uEtcoa ttf. e14s
ot The 'h.: n:'r ws l. ;1ah q sas M p'e{. e.
c.ust IL tho nf kihs 81 A1dlon to the I'D
cf Chicago rho aid water t@ts aid Ont Un 6s
In tie oe o. the Reeon!er Of Drt4 ie7 ae County or
Ctx hch sid Knal map Lat refer. no< IL
nat mitch fhtrnf ~ necfzsasV to MAKE ts
m"Eey tc ,l tonp p5.a :ta ttSFve w!a eas
IL. L.l. fAlNs hhEh.
4H,trsxo tnxf a. l:Ge 1ptt c3& I'd
, 1860-04-23

VIi;sm eddie ~ Forcnts M7r6ney. jt1u D. Hahozsv.
and .tariesI Antrst!;isn +. atehan e e, as1o d.
c1ttaj o.:et entered II. tr aboye entst cIuss on -"
ssvtah APn i In sSss - A.es = x.e q
A. H. ls 1t tho hour Of ten .toek ~ ae fo1enoen Of
that dsy ae .. public an1!sn 10 ~ akhS,t Se ,ee
Il Euok: III: following described Esa+ t'ket:s VIII
ii. tustng esested tb. situated IN :s ciy
ttrunty n Cook and ssts It ifnr' TO wit: Lot. nau
5ertt tS3 tyi<ur ta+] and
i:3, ID O. j. 1iurs sao.&,r-,n Of block ts) n
i.! Trnster.t ..s!sion II section thty thte tsa1 N
township ,o1y tl0} North u E,use fourteen 4 hss* ot
Mas:er ID Ch4aee:v ct superior Gon;t oi Cslsaxo;
knfif
, 1860-04-23

TRUSTEES SALE.-W hereas.
a. ia. a h p ] Ft ts nd ste Il H.
nos. did, The dsy IT Jlnrarr, IN tho year
q Lon thcu%a1! I! ht huar.1 aa a.ty nine
aat deliver to ,hr uudrs John Il. Uunh1o,
Trustee, Deed OK Trust Of thc 2fr4sta d.
ayibe TO seers The pnycent o cxrtn psu'ssoy uEt1
tde by he a Eneea B. Stasens and thn nter ths7A
azh ai..' Al aaA e%esy 7.sa:r5sta+ liability whsah
The Sad tnueh H. sevrns thea awe1 u any lt thsEN
ssve ~ sad Trust COMPANY; b. Vi .us of aay ksa
nte- tanl TIL o. e1caarkr taf ACC psanee endotAs
Ireat otherwise. and tie ns4sst t4-se which sal
ueei Of Trust be1ss ds-e Tie sd twsLrrs eth day af
January. i. .. ts3. sna u rec safd II the Recorders Of
3se Of Coak County. 1lL In 4oof IL Of Okeds Pa&e
~.
Now therefore, default ta1tu eeeu nae IN the payment
a. r1otuss'v natf. urrd ty s-d pcrI o lft, sod
application haEnk been u:ate 70 Tc by tie exaf ho DIR
-recf publ 111te Is hsrrev Esc til. un.ls. and "a
pu1stauer II tie a1i authority grated TO n
SD py 4id DtsL u Ft1Af Aa te aEd purpose1
the,rl ezples.t .ha4, r.tsisy ta~ e'ehh hay o.
Mav L. D. 15t .. 1t tt hhue 81 oGoex IN lho forenoon
Of that tsy The ne1h dnsr ae l:o nnuse. in ka
CITY IT rhc, r:s :a:e AID sell rusr A.eou
tte highest 1aA pex. hid E44t. sta rtan pte4
ra;cel o. arl mentioned u ta bred IT fr,,s+ stats ly
!ag and IN 1he Goansr "1 tonk a stare Of iiinots
Snnwa and dsses:brd flows, s, vi; LSis tstsnt!
ts,*s -, a:a ss sa1tsar S. IN ssk !ossTJ.o 81.
h*cedt. md equity Of rsde1nploc G; the *d En*h
>i+v:n5 and EIza.x:f II. >:csSEs. il, E- sse.z hks
| spi Assigns thtftia.
, 1860-04-23
F. p r.
1.ark,s prickly Plasters.

7zey Impa9 4Snrs9h 1.-5 4nni.itae Tafs.
delightful rlaNe.E yield readily to lie tpot1on Of
sty a5k9rb pc.spatson and threw of Ill R o1enaivs
conS1!ated impurities ct the sysscm-
FARES s}uoald ie t,.ed Tor ~ Ohrualc pa3na
rArrxr ronua FaI1tner-. ps.~1s.a Cc:ds: Cocsarnp-
EEICELy tcn 1.Atu.n..!stn, Eefpsle Wcakn6 d, &C.
tiAST4ts, They -1t.in taeH nc.ise properties whtn
Areao.a by e.aer rsk:ers nc Useless, aud whe.c ap-
All pE11xxs piled rA,x cANEer xx,sr, Every fatnuy
tsonlio should have them. One dze cloth, three
tD MES. xtzes on lc.thez. Sample Aent By mall on
reee;rt at twe2ty.nra ceu:s NAJNEs
.AIK. apd Is psrk Row, New York. Sold Whole
aad Retail, ty lonS y. lAAK. In L@ke s:rce- sua
,,,,rrs+. vcnarat1r ut1bbSI9tkwom
, 1860-04-23
Zegal advertisements.

TRUSTEES SA:.E.-Whereaa
prom .so, Lite. -s-cus.a !, wm T. .4cos: o. IS :ta
81 op.9 r. I'd ;aa tui hs .sss1 nen sa
tu,t DECD Of tha same dAe any ~ ssf Wna
epsa L. 1sas 80: l-see aas | s.sarosa T.
ts Record. O1se Of Took county. ,at< Of HNn1is ia
5ts sssI ser r. r. pats "a
hereby syen ut, e. '1s s,*. :ssona az * 1.y Ar
e Csof - ststt Ene a.l SCI = ppS
tssss ea s*sa & esst sss Il ,as
o. oss T. haasrra a. ssa sevsa.rsa tt School sdtNea
.as ~ 81 caae.so. soEe.aeF 1a NJ as - nnst.es 70 r
- en,ion ii he I'D Wtn o. Hcacark Is h<tis and
g...e ez<p p e. & FASs i, fnEE.i :s.!:iss a:!:s:s
1 S SIGN EE'S SAL E .
~ Iss aodet,snea vii vii 1t public readue. 70 tae
ha: edtes ios e..h o. he an utxt ~ ~
& aaa e cd - s's x
s .7o e.k'eE
tare hook a-count+ pto,su1Y E.stz bones wasoas Etc.
ete and ri and so*u:r &c Of Tho said 1honaa
,na "a H. . s.s " se a
o-v: That cast and VI tle nAt Of The nosn
he tt! sps a3t brIa: tur - ~. uao!t
quss%r 81 - aoA norh svsay
evs acses conveyed b Pitt 4unders an wiz to edE
Kee On tLe nineteenth day az :,arrb. D. ls1- Asa
ths aet. su taf q lot nanb,r ~: l5 IN =. Smiths Fta
g. Vt %: nnbe' tti llul. aud ths+ efoust5s
= oa sa s,tsa 3.
ss ss:s
aas q css.x" 10 - scnn:y i kMs. a!e,x,sa. And
1t The tova at uyce Pa1k: sounty af coox atrsaL An
a!so ~ f3l~inE described u" of psr q ot laad !yn.
VII los number sye t5 10 alock nubtr fourteen tt'
e. yi!ake y Aatot. fuit description Of tss prPeiyt
on application It I. t@ak street. Tha .s3e Wiz to1anen<
ebihe -fess 4. u len ot1<k o. q a.
1rs dsy Of Haf. nd cntnre until a lie pfcpsttY IN
store hi. ae sd- Inc A4e viii i% rsuned rorneaase
:hefsass TIA e:erss-s Site street. At1 costnu*
sta,t a l. II li4,l.i
, 1860-04-23

Grlninu Ma(b1nf6.
CEWING MACHINES.
y 933 asa ann &40.

L. CORNELL tVS NEW d-sD AMA 4s~ 49,
Double Lock, Tight, Fast statcS.
WARRANTED 10 give good tasisfaeon ~ the .4iist
prised h sfsee. Make he s;,s sssa - tas tls ~
tnhl kaSc he feed tzaehs Eeedle - in
common sroots The e1Arseat And rnesk wGtS
to tie inrh. Run VERY EASY AND AtAoSr, tAo,
SolSEESS and ne neatly finished. Eiher N1eb.se wi.
Stitch Ham, Fell T1e1 eeths: s s57IS s11 s's&sf
Firs Thc is Machine {fou ~ patent) 4 equal y ca.
raty to the alp0 machines I9ns ase1 on aMF ~
EGcako HE rs one lTaeal Pans ra.snt Is afEef
faetans and Family Machine ts'noasd M sIsgSa ~ rts -
rra1ts 3ut nc &c: a4so ,al1 - ea,ae!e Ss def the
tues: Swiss Mnans- Ehf.ett.ese aseeass ieasoea1
arnnles taecuisrs and Cut Ieeeip; q stamp
~ r. ssAe nZynit tsxe for the ISlEEKSA A. :. q
MIX ASD dTAGE sdIu.ea 10 all th,eknesefs q e'o,h
snJ Ill widths cf hem w hem oscr sea:s aH :eas 59'
FIN Be EASILY ATTACHED 70 Aa1 81" - u
MACHINE. Tslce y.
LARGE DISC0CNT TO AGENTS AND CtEea1'
rraGENT5 WANTED everywhc1s. Con: snt aes
Us u ~ !.ake ssa s.tsEe11 ~ ~ ~ i;no:t osls
, 1860-04-23
VILLA & CO.,

CPENCER, villa d CO.,
~ IA yEER S,
No. l3 ConSTfss Sgr<<t. B0sfoH.
COMMERCIAL TAPER DISCOUNTED AND Ne
GDTlATFD. <~.o
LAND STATES.
STOCKS md USDs bought aad sad e. eoMTs1on: 1iss
Bu1ds apd I'LL Mar etab!e Securities. ~
The correspondence Of Ratka and Baake.s s9ae.ted
suttok EsnK; Caleb Stet.o1 Esq, rrestert Ssoe ant
Le.ther Dtal..s Bank; G. n. Thayer, Esq frest r
. p,nJ
, 1860-04-23

4 Dll1NISTR.ATOR'S NOTICE.
III The unler- sn-I having *en du'v appointed Ad.
HE u Co Comfy for he STATE u minds " The ouu
ntxt at tenn Of sr1i trur lhsn held ,f the p's
.eEtnsns an Indication Of n: e!a. @Anst ss:d s.si
At wh ine tou1t .u$s IN Chsc1E,, al
hAy.x ay Claims afan.t said .tt.:e to pro
.eL. re- sains iaE aJiutN&ns.
SARAH ELlzAEETH TRACY.
.asattaistratrax.
Tsa..f Au,.} l6tk lSA1 aptt1sAEJ4&'d,J
, 1860-04-23

E: Those who arc Curious to VIII
ses tbs wonderful perfection to which 4. oLzva:dt Ats
xzvxer II B~tehe1osa n. y, hs brought the raausae"
Eur nf Wes sud Toupeex, inv,e to ys bis Wig snd
Hat itnx Roous 1t No. 100 Lake street. aud examine
Snss< uttoua ptoducona of All. No scs,tuT caa detect
tAc ,c4al from the u=iursl when auet to the heat
, 1860-04-23

E81f Medicine ii necessary, Hse
Badzesha Pua They pleasant - tfa,s eaesiss
medicine can be. 1thtzue sou u'a5 ake ru'k.a .a.1
w.ope.1e without palm ,eeana" 'hes ssse the "a e.ne
xzz tscsa The o1aod which ~o'te sasa ens oea "se
1han haysnE the vital tcsd ses'sFe.ea' ,., ~ 80.
,rarc,b. tn. nu,y 1xe ho Ct thcee usc1s which the
hodv ohm DIX vausa 10 cr.cuAse They nm holely An
.,taan. ia u..ureuopIas orc. nothing 1cAa They do
m, fr thry e,t;y as&zs: aa6 he1cln thetx sreat
,,u4 r3e msn taee b.est who 50 fortunate ~ to ba
oou.n.ea With ts x,od almost perfect gt TO su. 10.
saus he hax great e1ten bis body Insured In heah
h tb,sr oecsranai use 1rtnps! 0ee ~ Uanat atzest
Nv Yerl. sold by al respectable tealr1s IN znsair.e
ait7dEwlm
, 1860-04-23
. Banki1gq a1t1 Erttange.
HOFFMANN d GELPCKE,
zs.9V.HERS,
CHlCAHO.. ~.......-....----.-l lLIlnVIo.
II x 48 LASALLE 6TREET.

II 4 48 LA8ALLE STREET,
Banking Department
Depaas received oa Current Account from paese: n
city country. and the uruai Accommodations to
fEterest 81 bsanees On oily be ao~ed in e.ea ~hs
speesal agreements hs1e been made to that efect.
ta.s1s, 81 e s:2Ss '*enea 'a "'A
SAVINGS DEPARTMENT..
Dtpoas In notices tb2a d,e do1l7.s received aaa
Ce1lacaes OF Depo.ts asued. lnses. II six per cent
aas e eass rsed Ga Z eaf 6aas m a. sad & II
eetsa:ss made r15sos On dsan3 anil Ia nsa fsaes Is
COLLECTION DISAGREEMENT.
Collection. n Chrako naee "a preeeeas 5sE's:ea & p
GoeetSoas soeiied oa II pa, !: - Res AL proceeds
RENTED On hYoFahe ttt9s-
DOMESTIC ExcHAKGE DEPART
~ 5slos sf NJ pa 81 q
c.aaaa sas a9ve aas ;s Y v3isa We ass e.
.s ssas, T. i ~ = 'f
STOCK DEPlRTmENr.
Webuy and sell Oh Commission either i. CaseaEo. or
through our A.eats = Ssv aosS s:a:e. cNE: Goa9.y
sEa neEts and stes 05 pr nnnaf, = n.
to kny order entrusted 70 onz c.r-.
FOREIGN DEPARmTENT.
VERY EXTENSIVE, md MOST ESTIMATE. we feet
aAe il assuzag the public ts a. foreign banking tEanssc
tons caa Be entc1ed through house viii pf9mp:nsss
aud ecAcy, tqnal 70 any house Is ths UG:on We .se
Dtas End Letters o. Eet In SUES TO su9e u New fatk
fertna On CORES in London. F. f!a9kfo1s
On he &aa. Hamburg Ee::!a bremen Leipzig Cologne
UenE particularly d-szous Of Promoting direct CONNER
eial between TIE VET a2d Eu5ors Te 9asH
es Gy opening credits. IT, &c. 10 Wfstern II
po.t4ia Conetloc4 Of Drafts, o73ess kotea Acetpac
d. Inh.racces te c parable IN any pas1 Of Europe
n. xlth pronPtnes. a2d al.patea ~,+, xo,.t,7
Bs 1t law tat- Private Bo1dsAcd Mortgages negotiated
I abroad.
, 1860-04-23
3lre8s Tributtt.


fstrls 1narnurcd since Infancy In 4
ConyEnts ExcapeB. Games to CleTe-
land and MyBterlopB1y Disappears.
, 1860-04-23

MORrGAGN SALk--Wh ereas
i1 tiep r. Eeklev aid l. t1t:a =. Etsiey. bis ~1tst
kt4 II lie CRY uf Ch!cago. in the Cuhty of ook "a
stte OF ElIpois bS thtlr ecasa !nlelthfc OF AoH2k
,ixsd t< twraty s!1h tay u -epes r. II NJ 7e39 O
DIR Lord one thousand eight hundred ard any.mas-
mvrt9s9xd tn kaet r. l1ae ha helfa md aaaRna 70 ~
curt ,s oi celt1a pfoasfofY nte Of fTeo
a:e viii IT'D rao age. and therein srecined iuf tEa s1
ar ,l1txe hure1 and twent1sefen 1N1xs a1a e'ShtJ.
ri csnt4 \IG3 81 with Interest as To ia* q sn p
4tet PER rom september tea nun 10y ~ IL
l. wie described let's tsAcs, pacts r. land soEca
he County q z<aHo. asd stste q 9es sa1 a ,
YctLfast ausztt. at section nntahsr efveatfea } u
TaxpSh,p narnb.r tweatyE {s6 So,th Or Eacee anss.
bez @ t beinz e!xh'y aefyt .ae9 IL y duss
y: * Sxtutil aumhe. uIns ~ ~ Iowasalp tItatyA4
g. North Range number tsa ~ Ea.t 90 " s11.y aea
nfed tSr 1ycotd ID the Ketaefs Udcs or raid county q
fno1ua ae ths fourteenth tay Of OttoceF a. D.. ises+
an daIy reeqrded Book Number Anstten pH&s thre
hutdl Al aj dpe A1d which nuts Lads b ta~ $40
;eytve Il. Ecaey. md paT1ae y, the odE q fhs saa
Eooxn r. Laae x months Asr the talc ehetnnt VIA
eens. pts aAHIm tton September MN,
ls33. Now therefore. 1e{t havi1s h*th n she
mcn Of st prrutso1y ptte BY Site "f the peres ~
1sAarsy granted to ne in the said And tgr hs
the aid uonkaxee viii se At public auction to sh# hehss
ad beat tI!ter, iur cash. the tsnth eay o! Mzy ~
1t II O'Clock IN sae forenoon II tic So7h doof
The cu House. Ia thu City Of ChaFnku ssate OF lnof.
the described s2ets " parcels Of aand Or 30 nef
tat,xot - ~ b Necessary AAti.fy s-!t with ~
rfr< tue a1a II Aad e1penset OF raid nc togs1ns
w III nxnt ard raav Of rel npsisr cs the sid deosx'
Il, Ee4ity and Let.i. ;sf!t st's ID e,:,5ns
Daily national Democrat., 1860-01-05
Legislative.

Both Houses of the Legislature, effected q
permanent organization on Tuesday The
following are the officers elected by the Sen
ate: President pro tenn j. n. Quinn; Sec
retary, J. r. Beard Assistant Secretary, d.
j. Williamson; Enrolling Clerk, Cyril Hawk
ins; Engrossing Clerk, w. 5. Leteher; Ser
geant-at Arms, W. II. Bell; Assistant Sergeant
at Arms, John McGlenchy.
The following officers were elected by the
Assembly: Clerk, j. NJ Anderson Assistant
Clerk, r.. X. Weston; Sergeant at arms, G.
W. Tozler; Assistant Sergeant at Arms, VIM.
Newsom; Enrolling Clerk, II. c. Kibbe; En-
crossing Clerk, L. w. Casey
The Governor was informed of the organi
cation of the Legislature In both Houses,
motion to elect chaplain, was lost.
In the Assembly, resolution was passed
requiring the clerk to place upon the journal!
of the House the proceedings of each day, SO
that he may read from the journal itself each
morning before commencement of business of
the day. Beyond this the business transacted
was unimportant
Daily national Democrat., 1860-01-05
Disgracetul'

The House Of Representatives Of the Fed
eral Congress has been as usual disgraeing
itself on this slavery question. Mr.. Clark Of
Missouri, an Administration Democrat, must
get upin his splaee, before there was any organ
ization, and preeipitate a discussion of sec
uonal issues, the inevitable effect of which
every sensible man knew would be to impede
the organization of the House The Har-
per's Ferry foray must be brought in and the
changes rung upon it. Northern men must
be stigmatized as sympathisers with the Old
Brown movement
Scarcely is this over before Kelog, OF
Illinois, Republican, arises to insult the
friends of Stephen A. Dougas, by charging
him with entering into an agreement with
Horace Greely in order to secure his l6elec-
! tion to the United States Senate Morris,
Douglas Democrat of Illinois, pronounces
the charge false and Horace Greeley soon af-
ter does the same in the columns Of the Tri-
bune Afterwards, Logan of Illinois. also
Douglns Democrat, calls upon Kellog to sub
stantiate his accusation. Kellog refuses TO
do it, simply because he cannot He would,
if he could Logan, justly indignant, re-
marks that he would scorn to make charge
which he was not able to maintain, and
throws out an intimation about cowed spaniels
who sllulk into corner kellogg advances
to strike him. Logan prepares for defense
Members interfere and the disturbance is
quelled.
Scarcely is this over before some Southern
hothead accuses certain Anti Leeomptor
Democrats of being Black Republicans. The
retort Of the Anti-Lecomptons is not ealcula
ted to sooth the nerves of the sticklers for
the Administration. and thus much valuable
time is consumed in elimination and recrim-
alton.
Then follow several long speeches exceed
| ingly well calculated to stir up sectional an
imosities and most bitter antagonisms. The
Republican party is held responsible for the
Harper's Ferry business, and accused Of war
ring against the Federal Constitution.
In the midst of all this turmoil and confu-
sion--in the midst of all this fiery discussion
of the slavery question in both houses-no
Daniel Webster arises to speak for the Union !;
no Clay to wave the wand of his majestic
eloquence over the troubled waters aud cry
Peace, be still But, thank Godl there is q
Douglas in the Senate, and there are yet
giants in the land.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-01-05

LOPEZ NOT GARRoTED.-A correspondent
writing from Marion, Alabama, to the Hemp.
stead Courier, tells the following extraordin-
ary story: Since the death of Senor Fran.
cisco de O'Garcia, a Cuban creole, worth
some S4,00o,000, some interesting develop
ments have been made. The deceased was
the intimate friend of Narcisso Lopez, and
was implicated in the Pinto difficulty. The
papers left by the deceased prove that the
person garroted in 1851, and believed by all
the world to be Narcisso Lopez, was some
body else; that Lopez was not garroted. but
through the influence of Senor OlGarcia. a
substitute was procured; Lopez was executed
by proxy. Whether the authorities or Gen.
eral Coneha connived at this proceeding. we
have no means OF knowing; neither have we
any authentic information Of the fate of
Lopez. There was story current, few
years ago, in the town of Limonal, district of
Matanzas, and not far from Cardinas. that n
stranger who Inhabited house then belong
ing TO oGarcia, bore striking likeness 10
Lopez. In 1856 this stranger. who beld
intercourse with none Of the inhoh;4o,.. =
Limonal, though he was occasionally, 80. ,
! by strangers, sickened and died. ThoI5-
was carried off by o'Garcia's people, and no
one knows what became of it. Even tn.
physician Of the deceased was a stranger il
Limonal. People there believe that thi
unknown man was no other than Lopez him
self
Daily national Democrat., 1860-01-05

HOMICIDE AT PINE Loe CRossINe.-The
Democrat Age, published at Sonora, says
that "on Sunday Christmas day. man
named Patrick Flanagan, after having his
pistol taken from him, and being put out OF
house at the above named place, procured
another pistol and returned to the house and
shot man named McNichol cause-fght-
ing whisky. Flanagan was arrested and
lodged in Jail, and on Wednesday was taken
to Columbia, where he was examined before
Justice Cavis, and remanded to Jail, there to
await his trial. A report reached Sonora on
Wednesday afternoon, that crowd were
going to take him from the Sheriff and de-
liver him up 10 the Qao,e, but there was no
truth in it,"
Daily national Democrat., 1860-01-05

A LEG BRoKEN.-We learn from the Her
aid that on Sunday night last, man named
Samuel Hendrie, had his leg broken in San
Francisco in the following manner:
It is said that Heudrie attended the "Va-
Tieties. " or "Gaieties," place of amusement
kept by Miss Rowena Granice, on CONNER
Gial street, and that, after the performances.
a man named Glaughley, who claims to be
married to Miss Granice. declared that he
would see her home This was objected TO
another man named II. d. Keeler, who as.
sumes to be proprietor of the place kept by
Miss Graniee. declaring at the same time that
he would see her home himself A war of
words, which soon grew to be war Of deeds,
followed, and during the strife Hendrie took
sides with keeler, for which course on his
part number of persons attacked him and
broke his leg The following parties have
been arrested, viz: Francis Derod, Samuel
:; ., Dennis JnoJ Rees and Augustus Sprague.
They are all mere youths, and declare their
ignorance Of the affair
Daily national Democrat., 1860-01-05

WE learn from the San Francisco Herald
that one night last week man who goes bv
the name of Charley and who is proprietor
OF a market house in that city, was assailed
by his wife, with weapon of some kind
She cut his nose half off. knocked him down
stairs, broke his left arm in two places, and
his right arm in one, and finally left him Iy-
ing in the street, where he was found and
suecored by some persons.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-01-05
AARYSvILLE.
THURSDAY MORNING, JAN. 5th.

ATTEMPT TO EscAPE-A Mexican vagrant
amember a ofthe Chain Gang, tired of his EN-.
ployment, quietly walked out of the Station
House, about meal time, yesterday, and was
proceeding out of town quite leisurely
when he was met by officer Borden and
marched back. He says work is mo wano"
Daily national Democrat., 1860-01-05

lnE Sacramento Standard says that the
following prisoners are in the keeping of the
Warden Of the County Jail, awaiting the ae-
tion of the Grand Jury upon their indiet-
ments, viz; VIM. Remington, charged with
grand larceny of considerable snm of
money, the property of friend whose bosni.
tality he was enjoying at the time: Thaver
alias English, Browney, and McGrath alias
Billy Goat, three notorious thieves and levea
rats. who were arrested on a charge of hav-
ing burglarious tools in their possession Jas
Hilan, charged with killing two Indians at
Michigan Bar; Frank Smith, charged with
having burglars tools; Z. Donnelly, charged
with grand larceny of six horses belonging to
Mr. SchaGer; VIM. Watkins, grand larceny
Of horse belonging to Mr. Douglas, at
C5larksville; j. w. Hunter grand larceny of
three watches.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-01-05

SENT TO BurTE-McCready d Bro, No IS
6 street, finished yesterday and sent up to
OrOville large marble imposing stone, for
the Office of the Butte Record. 1t was seven
feet and four inches in length and two feet
two inches in breadth. It was an excellent
piece of work, and suehis the character of all
the work turned out by McCready & Bro.
They have some very fine specimens of Mar
bic work on hand at present, which are well
worth looking at