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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-04-16

Latest PBAsR OF THE PRYoR AND Porter Diff
cULTY-.It is understood that after Mr.. Potter ro-
piled to MIR. Pryor's first note that he would re-
ceive any message that might be sent him IN the
District, Dir. Pryor asked him il he would accept
a challenge to which Mr.. Potter replied that he
would inform him whenever q challenge reached
him. Mr.. Pryor then seat him challenge TO
which Mr.. Potter replied, referring him 10 Col.
Lander to make the necessary arrangements.
The terms proposed BY Col. Lander to 4. y.
Chsman were that MIR. Potter, though dise lal m
ing allegiance to the code, would fght Mr.. Pryor
in any place in doors out, in the District OF Col
umbia. with Is VIE knives. This was declined on
the ground that the weapons were barbarous aud
inhuman, and not usual among gentlemen.
To this Col. Lander replies that Mr. Potter do,
tests the whole svsem Of dueling as barbarous
and inhuman, but being called upon to account
tor the exercise Of free speech The floor oi the
House, he consented; not being accustomed to- Tho
usual weapons Of the dueist, to meet him in II
way that would place them on equal terms, and
to name the time, place and weapons. But us the
weapons named by Mr.. Potter, through Col Lam
der, were objected to, Col. Lander, without Mr..
Potter's knowledge rendered himself to Mr.. Pryor
without restrictions. winch was also declined, on
the ground that he hadno quarrel with Col. Lac
der
The correspondeucs between the friends Of
Mesrrs. Potter aud Pryor Gid no; close till this
man, who was Mr.. Pryor's principal friend, can be
seen and his consent obtained
tspsdA Dispatch 70 the Baltimore SUM-
No Duel.
wAsnIsoror, April l3.xThe authorities arc
assured, 20 positively do tho friend Of the comba-
tants adhere 70 ,heirrespecsive modes. that no
fight possibly take place, nor isit apprehended
that any difficulty can now occur, except in for
NAL manner
TIE Ears Eroan AND FREsnErs.-The storm
Of Monday last did considerable damage in West
moreland county, Va. Barns, stables outhou
res and fences were blown down, and numbers o
trees uprooted. At White Point fishing landing
seine boat. containing four men, was upset. au'
two of the men drowned. The schooner Indus
try, Captain Wilkerson, from White Point. will
1900 herring, was capsixed on Gum bar. Tn
crew escaped At Cumberland, Nd, the foo'
was the greatest that has been known since 1916
The water forced channel through the PER-.
farm, on the Virginia side. Numerous cellar
were overfown. At Grantsvilio the saw-mill @
Mr.. Farral was swept away. and the Mount Say
age railroad had about $50 feet Of trestle wor
carried Of
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-04-16

, RICHMOND 26ih March, 1850.
1hc judgment mentioned in the decree aforesaid
been paid IN accordance I'LL The provisions said Decree
shall proceed ON IT E-DAl the lIh day Of April next
NE hour OF "eock T. NJ in the city of Lynchburg upon The
premises, commencing with the property first mentioned the
decree Ia sell The property lcscbcd In said Decree much
rro" rs may be necessary 10 isf, the Judgment The de-
cu sci lr aud the casts and The charges incident To the sale
Terms rs provided for in the decree.
WIN. +. WATSON, Master
NH g zap Cumr in C,aueery
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-04-16
COMMERCIAL.
LYNCMBUKG MAR kETS,
|. B. RUCKER

prs DU g Il ID RIO * T. r.,
Iss MAIN STREET
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-04-16
Real Estate at Auctio,

UVf Virtue al sefefeI 'decftts prUnuunccd by ihc ~,
ID Court of the city of I,ncbug The eases of
Cabelir and @Cabcll Cabeil the undersigned
WILL ou The s0t da, of May, 1850 df fair oterwi. @ ~
next fair day. the Premises to sale by way ~,
auction, the following tracts OF land viz enc Tract
about 90 Acres, called the Markham Tract n'iioin
lands OF Judge Wn. Daniel and the lands above M
About half OF this land Is open and the residue well
Thesc lands Us well as those advertised above, Are @
nen IN market and In good neixhborhpod and ev.
worthy the attention Of persons wishing to purcl.s way
tate II is deemed unnecessary 10 more persons x
Ing TO purchase VIII doubtless examine for themselves
decree In Early w. Clay and the sale will continual
day day II b.. They will be sold In tr,c,s a., LEI non"
chnsers and credit Of d ~ and months for
ments Of the purchase honey i' install
ap 10 clawtisl C. X. SLAEGUTEp r.,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-04-16

wAsnIsoron, April l3.x-The authorities are
assured 20 positively do tho friend Of the comba-
tants adhere 70 theirrespecsive modes. that no
fight can possibly take place nor isit apprehendet
that any difficulty can now occur, except in for
NAL manner.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-04-16
"--f,ults which during Genius owes
Half To- the ardor which its birth bcstows"

Half To the ardor which its birth bcsiows"
1t is but carpng spirit that would dwell on these
things apart from his merits, and when they are
brought together surely the faults and of such
n man arc either hidden in the blaze or consumed i'll
the fcryor of his patri otlsm.
He was charged with being untrue to his section,
because in all things and at all time he chose to
regard himself and wished to he regarded
American citizen. With him originated the claim
20 that title which many have asserted, and
few have deserved, that lie knew no North, South
no East no West. He always took the larger aspect
of things lie in truth the great representative
man of his nation, the impcrsonation OF the genins
of his country the exponent of that nnpausirg unit
ring Anglo-Saxon spirit which here, and wherever il
has spread fulhls divine purpose converts The will
dcrness into empire, and covers islands and con-
tncnts with the palaces OF civilization and the tenn
pies of Christianity.
1t would appear that government, like the physi-
cal world is kept in its true orbit by opposing forces
In all republics there have been two sets of opinions
in active antngonsm--the looking to the isola-
ton of the different portions, the other to broad
and vital unity. The Grccian republics fell accord
ing to Tacitus because they spurncd their subjects
us aliens The longevity Of the Roman republic
was attained by the opposite policy, its power
extended from Germany to the Nile, from Britain to
the Euphrates and its laws and language were I'M
posed upon the most opposite varieties of mankind.
Modified by the differing circumstances of time and
position and Characteristic introduction of the rep
reseutaive principle, the peculiar relation of our
State and government we Mod the same antagonism
pcvading our whole political system. Mr. Clay
took his position American. His first oppo-
nen Nirginias brilliant and eccentric son, John
Randolph Of Roanoke. The contest between these
opposing leaders irregular, and oftencr indica-
ted personal hostility than political difference. Re-
consultation fortunately came at the close of this
contest and Mr.. Calhoun appeared as the calmer and
more philosophical expounder Of the extreme doc
trines of State Rights. Divested of its personal
features, the antagonism between the Senators of
South Carolina and Kentucky was marked as in
the other instance. The glored in the contenl-
plation of the vasncss of his country the other
thought it necessary to watch with closest scrutiny
il not suspicion, the delicate relations of the differ
ent members Mr.. Clay native of one State and
the adopted child of another, considered the d,i-
sions between tue States as lines which policy drew
but which affection should not regard Mr.. Cal
! houn watched them rs jealousy The founder of
| Rome guarded his growing walls, which not n
brother might leap over with impuuity. Ono cxpcn-
, 1860-12-14
FACES OF DOUGH.


We conclude, from the tclegraphic ac-
count thereof that the Philadelphia Union
Meeting, on Wednesday, was but IN agere-
CATION in one tray Of all the dough in tlat
city; and that the men who ALWAYS save
the Onion by degrading the North and re.
Wiling Liberty, had no trouble in stamping
their impress upon il At least, we judge
from the tenor Of the resolutions, that a re-
versal Of the decision OF the national oucs-
tons which hive been before the people in
thelate canvass, was attempted, md that 50
fur as they could do it, the men who beg
for Southern trade in the Quaker City, sad
died Ar. Breckinridgc's policy upon A1r.
Lincoln'e incoming Administration We
doubt not they will have the shame Of cot
toning 10 treason which is already half:
ashamed Of ITSELF without carrying off any
profit thereby.
We may be permitted to inquire w1,y
New York does not move in the same di-
rection. TIE city that like Charleston,
Ind majority Of Tories in her population
during the whole Of the Revolution, and
that could give $4,000 majority in 1860
for the extension Of human slavery into
territory now free ought not to be dilatory
in crisls like this. Where are those emil
nent patriots, Isaiah Rynders. Fernando
Wood, and William 11ulligan, Esquircs,
that they are not arming for the crisis?
Where are those pro-slave1y Doctors Of
Divinity who drizzle genteel damnation
upon anti-slavery men, Mt the moderate
rate Of $1,000 to $10,000 per annum:
Where are those eminent pimps in the
dry-goods and buttons trade, who solicit
Southern custom, with the New York
journal Of Consmsree in one hand and
bawdy-house directory in the other:
They ought to be astir: The human
1if-raF Of the slums and stewa, the
bruisers in the grog-shops, and the bullics
in places more disreputab]c, the thieves in
the Common Council, the emigrznt run
ners, the mock-auctionecrs, the atheists
who so to church in purple and fine linen,
the herd Of fighting men who do the devil
good service under those other patriots,
John Morrissey and John C. Heonan, also
Esquires-all these may be brought out to
swell the jcremiad which New York will
utter. Why not put them in motion? Why
not sack house OF printing Office? Why
not :" do it up brown" at once, and bum Il
niggcr in the Central Park, to testify their
appreciation Of the treason which would
subvert the government, and bring the Re-
public hack to the worship Of Human
Slavery? Cnless they take care, Philadel~
phia will get au advantage in early and
deep self-abasement Let New York conc
up to the work.
, 1860-12-14
Jo1N EVANS.
The Dead Altve Again.

JouN Evans.
The Dead Alfve Arafn.
The son of a rrs,ectah,c rIjow 1,dv ,,v;nr
:, a. w.. n;-,.,s. '3 '4'A'
~ A1e "ss. Dis'on, sone Hlontn' SINCE set
oil for California. He wrote home frequently
At first, but suddenly his letters ceased. m
"wednesday howav.r ,;s -,,,har ,,.a 49,.
esoa'' "c'ei, n1o "otner nau one
Plaeea IN hss nands with the Callfornta post
mark on it. sheopened The envelope, glanced
nj tbe eontrnts csre h.o,+.n;e,c;+, .,r;o,.
md ~, 800, 49, 49,; .t!,. ~ ,..":'., '
"'o -. upon -uc noot al s'aee VI lnsenslpll-
ity. When restored to consciousness, she cx-
c,aimed. "My noor lost bov. Thev b,re brrc
,.,~-,., .,:.
a"u enpo1 paper eon1a1nco IN the4 letter
rcad AZ follows:
LvxcuRD.-Day before yesterday the body
limb OF a 1rce on the road leadin~ fr,m San
Jose to Maysyille nhout five milEs INN, 4hr
former town. Upon bis breast was placard
Hn plta Jug Eoras; lung ior horse-stealing.
thai Tie name of The nnh.nnr rnntb 1raa
James n, formerly Of Chicago, ri. Ills
body was buried beneath the tree on which he
Th;a was wh.. so .ron,1.a +b. hr,r+ ~ .,,a
mother hnt II .t,r,n,. a. oh,.t.,,.,. q. c,..s
examine ,he ,n,ss;r, II w.. t-o,, ~ 49,
posed dead man h1nse1f NM, re,a =, co1,o,s.
nr.p a5ornr,. 1 ''S @~''0"''
Fearing that you might s.c thronch
some channel. the inclosed account OF my cx~
esuti,oH, nciote u 70 you, with the remark
tcient1y nroyc ha,c ncrcr hncn e" .rrns,"a WI ~
or even suspected, of horse-stcaliuy. and have
never peen hung: Eses since last saw rou
whe-s h.rs * 9ona ~ a,;aai. eae nsSF @ eoanlty,
, 1860-12-14
FIRE IN THE NORTH
WHAT HERhixs's SAFES Are pnlSs,

DUNDEE, Iates Co., n. r, Dec, 1s6Q.
Aessn. HERRING 4 Co.. 81 Broadway, MI:
GenkleH'en;-rhe Safe in the great 1rs here On the
S1n was tae same one Sou sold me tvs years ago. 1t
vas tae w size. and 10 now owned By Fred Smith,
lewelleE. II was In three etory brick building In the
hottest part Of the IRE. and was In tie ec twelve
honrs. When they Eotik out, he vas much excited.
and poured water On # for long time to coolt When
cooled on 1t was cut open by blacksmith as the Safe
much heated II could not be unlocked With the
key and he found hts jewelry al safe; watches all
ticking. and bank bills all right. have a ayedo1lar
o' IN ny that vas In the Safe 1t the time The
nrasa Knob Of the door melted on; so,ue OF the
je*eaf5 was slightly damaged by steam, but thu,
thiuS wa caused the vater thrown on the safe to
eoo1lf. Tours, truly. D. F. BEpELL
, 1860-12-14
THE CITY.

1N0"
&25 will be paid by tha DA111 TRIBUNE for
the best written New Years. Address, OF from
one hundred and fifty to tWohundrcd and afly
llnes, to be sent In BY tbs 2oth Of December.
Rejestsd addresses returned II desired. Ad-
dress G. r. BRACKET,
Tribune nffjAe Chfaayn
, 1860-12-14

REDucEp.-The price Of tickets to Miss
Bertino's concert, at Bryan Hall this evening,
has been reduced to fifty cents.
, 1860-12-14
Cbira9o Crihutte.


~ To Mail Subscrtbers-
The dats on the Flip Oh which your pame Il
ptlntsd. tells whsn yotr subscription runs out,
Kssp IN sye on it.
, 1860-12-14

TRINITY CHCncu FKsT1vAI--Mn. Emma
G. Bostwlck has kindly volunteered to sing
this evening ut the Ladies' Festival ut Bryan
Hall, for the benefit or Trinity Church.
, 1860-12-14

H1ou ScuooL.-The usual monthly public
exercises at the High School will take place
this, Friday, afternoon, commencing ut II
O'Clock
, 1860-12-14

Lu1V4Ea %AG paAAC4Fa4 t4tsSs Ii lAE 1AioAAt pAA
1t il expected that lie may visit Chicago before
long. There exists considerable curiosity
among Knighta Of the Cue to see their cham
pion.
1- "'1. - " W ~ 80, .-N e
a. 80 wv a.,s" n ..o<,os~ @.snstn.s . 49, n..s 49,
4ne 80. s c,-,'n-
e. 1900 L ns so,a,r =. W. ..-..n,..,s ~ -.aa ,na
~a.,..1.. 1.aa eaoo T,,s o..
@oo'. $3.50 .sI~.a - ~. ...o.,. -
,"-.'.-
SUDDEN German by ths name Of
August Schroeder, who boarded at No. $50
West Randolph street, was yesterday morning
found dead In his bed Al ha had retired in
usual spirits the night rresious-though his
health had been falling for some time under
intemperate living and consumption COM
bincd-&omc excitement WIS caused by the
discovery Of his unexpected deeease. a Cor
oncr'E Jury, however, brought In verdict Of
*death from consumption and intcmperance. :"
Mr. Schroeder was ut ons time in charge Of
ths insane department Of tbs County Poor
House, but was eventually discharged for drun-
kennesa. BE Afterwards fell heirto eonsidera-
ble property, which has been squsndered for
drink, and probably hastencd the climax re-
sulting In bis death
~.u e..,h,,~ .n~~-row :,
Taiiorss shop.
Yesterday afternoon five or SIX }ournsymen
tallors who had been over liberal In their pota-
, 1860-12-14

TIE TENTH WARD TEMPERANCE LEGION
Dr.. N. s. Davis will deliver Temperance
Lecture before this organization on Monday
evening next, at II O'Clock, in Edwards
Chapel, corner Of South Halsted aud Harrison
streets. The Doctor Is an able speaker and
Jealous supporter of the Temperance cause,
aud, a. on previous occasious when he lee
: tured before the Legion" we expect to sec
crowded house All are invited.
| -, ROBERT BARRY, Pres't-
| A ACAnp.-We, the undersigned, hare visited
| HeElcr's Gallery, and examined the paintings
and statua1y to be distributed among the sub
deem many Of the prizes to be works Of very
high order Of merit The reputation Of the
! contributors to- the collection, who arc resi-
dents among us;is not confined TO this section
Of the country, but Is worldwide. We most
cordially commend the Chicago Art Union to
the patronage Of our fellow-citizens through
out tue Northwest, as being an enterprise
| tending fn very high degree 10 encourage aud
foster the arts ofpainting and sculpture. The
drawing will take place under our supervision
carly In January.
Isaac N. Arnold, John u. Wilson,
Thomas B. Bryap, Chas. Y. Dyer,
James Grant Wilson, Alexander White,
Samuel H Kcs1oot, Edmund c. Rogers,
Samuel Stone,4 James Miller.
Edmund Andrews.
A NATIONAL GUARD FOR Cu1cAao-The
n,,rstcJ ~ ,,asf 3h;s n,.o,;nr - = ,a'.st
In the Recordcr's Room at lie Court nnn.c'
for the purpose of organizing q nucleus for q
Lignt Infantry Battalion, to be called the
..,;a. .soaa' T.; 1ua.1o1 enicaso a cordial inSl-
nr1,Ifc ,rho 80 - C.r,s ~ - ~ en ato 1ae
FpTnrr1cr NED.
..-..
@ 20 TO John Joness, ff9 Dearborn street, and
ct your Clothes cleaned and repafred.
.s-,---7--,
Gau. e4'e y. IL "'o n'o nois'
,."os "1o t.nNeefso.'oas' tn's mota'ns' al W
r., .r.,s,.. az,.s, eao'ee n"t1e's " a'e
s....'..,s ~ p's,..' VIZ w 'ou"o "'
= ~SA''' ''>-..e -@-A- a..o -e1u0''po '''s''
VALUABLE FA1rLr MEp1c1xE.-ws would
49,, ~r.,s ~ ~ 80 ~ A" =. teAue'S - t.e
49,. ~ 1u. eoan'' W.
NJ, ,xh;r;, ,r. ~, ...u-sd - ~
,hc ,r.v,I,;re .na H. r,.n, ...s. t..s, ,;.s.ls
Dipthcria. which Ia now In the surrounding coun-
try. The medicine IL highly recommended l,y
many Of our weu-known citizens, and will do a]l
that IL claimed for It. The fact Of it, virtues test
edby Mr. CabsrT+ +'uas the only reason Of his act
In. as the n.ent for its sale.
ra1-,,,. csa..,,., w.. I-.H ~ w. ~ Nv
~ ..o..Hs'e.s..s, 1r''u, noa' ~,
s.,..'.., ~. ~" ssa. 49, 49, Iol us 'sls
,,.-N., F.'"">e IL '"'' eoa.4~
~ - Nv" o1seo'ets ~ lenatnc' ana hot nsed In
Them n , no.;,t,1 +, t,,,
RI ,,,,,t = ,r,,h ~, -. .rs....- r.t'.'.,tt,
,h, ,-o-,, - c.,..-. - ., ~ ''e'e -.
uniform ou,1,tv and nerf,.e,1y 1,c,thyn1 n +. ,o
for salt. by most IT ttc ..rocrrs t,,ro,.bon, th.
, 1860-12-14

CHEK1FF'S SALE.-By virtue OF
~ certain writ Of Execution. Issued from the cir
euit Court Of Cook County. In fayor Of Aary Dpny.
r!xad1 and against Jeremiah puny, defendAut Il IL
qotth door Of the tout House IN the City o. Chicago
tna! oneI for sale u public vendue. al the right
lowing described properly. so.wit:-Lot one (D snd
oneana te.H lat IN Block -four ~. In J. #. Coch-
tJ.n4uc f9} Range II East '
AC HESING. Sheriff Of Coax County.
r BE T. LrXBA1u. Deputy.
bsASu Aac LII dAT OF Utc- 16A de1+ot5tE3t
, 1860-12-14

w A NTED-A situation by 4
.nr-t, Honng man rho has hsd three years expert
bess ~ :. nd Eeod penmaa. ne
III Delivery. Chicago r o. All s St91.se II 1tne'
F'OU ND--A small Fur Tippet.
d.,tI1tl Ml It 81 Water street and prove property.
, 1860-12-14

TIE CHAxrIoN BILLIARD PLArEn.-Ber-
ger, the celebrated billiard player, IL on tour
through the principal cities in The Union, and
1t IL expected that lie may visit Chicago before
long. There exists considerable curiosity
among Knighta Of the Cue to see their cham.
, 1860-12-14

Fmk--1he alarm Of fire yesterday morning
about two o'clock WAS occasioncd by the burn-
Ing Of small two-story structure, near the
corner of I&trabec street and Clyburne ave-
1ue, occupied below as carpenters shop and
above as residence Loss 500. Tic fire
IucendIary.
, 1860-12-14

pe gwen 10 Inc Jury TOMORROW.
Kansas Acknowleds
Received from Hugh McLaren, Chicago, or
Received from Relief Committee. Wauke.
gan, 1lls.. tel, less discount SC, uucur-
Isnt money: ;:.'.;::::. $3.50
dale Co.. Mich 115
Received Of Relief Committee. Bristol, Ind. s5U1
Ind. $49, Ices dis. on $11... ..,,, 1880
Received from Relief Committee. Union,
Received from R.iief Committee, Dcicyan. "''O
Wis, less 81 bad. aud discoun on as. TAO
Received from Citizens of Garden Trairic
less discount ou 80 uncurent :-..... $500
Received ftum Congregational, Episcopal,
aud naptiss churrhes, FaEbault, MINI, s4Gs
!teceiTed oE ). Kusgles. Grand de Tour, Ill. 500
Racefvcd from II. {. Dunn, Tonlon, HI. s.W
Received from citizens Of Viola, Mercer
Co. ..-..-................. 500
Received from III Domino, Perm, ....... 2.W,
Reclcved from D. n, Lawrence, Chicago. 1000
Amount Of last report to Dec. 10, Inclusive i6713
- tao31. II
DIBBCRsKXENT9.
Sent in excess Of receipts. Dec. 5...... fe6s
Sent per express to :. {. Pomeroy, Dec s. s50.(a
DO DO Do Do 90 90 Do Do II II saS sa9:% e
Paid I'LL Of sacks to Cody, Fnrwcll 4 Co., HO.eo
40 Hart, Asten Co.. 21.OC
Paid expreas charges to u. $. Ex. CO... IS
Paid Collecting drafts. s.
, 1860-12-14
FIRE In TIE SOUTH.
HERRINGS aAFEs U7t1 aaFr Tt1r>Y,

FIRE In TIE SOUTH.
HERR1NG'5 SAFES WILL SAFE THEM!
ALBANY. Geo, Dsc 3d. 1sto
Aessrs. HKRnIsa Co. New York.
Gentlenen:-t have been using one OF your Patent
SAFES, which vas purchased by As. crunmey &ome
three ago The Safe hss recently passed through
alsr<e Ere hers. tbs 1sn hot that 1t burnt o
oas OF the hand1es Tbs lock could nct be unlocked
with the key 70 We we're obliged to cut the door to
pieces Ii order to get inside On opening the Safe all
The money and papers were safe. Thr cover, to tbe
books melted o but the writing and nxure. were ali
plain and good ~ before the nre,
VIII the SAFE, repair d, be good for another t,e?
fours respectfully.
..... LC. SHAW.
HERRlSG'S PATENT: CHAMPION eAFEStas
most reliable security from Drs now kuown-can be
purchased only Of
.... HERRING d CO.,
oelad66sst No. ~ State street, Chicago
, 1860-12-14

WANTED = Board and Furnished
" R9oma wanted By gentleman and hi, xtfe. IN
axneapee1a1e ptt,ats tamilJ In = pleasant location
Aoofe4e. stAanE location, accommodation and fefma
0'*"es @A4o- h&SeIenee8 gwen. det3I4x
, 1860-12-14

GALE CONTINUED OF FALL
~ AND WINTER GOODS AT COST!
r. B. CARTER han recently receive \ :ar-s -on.
AEnment OF Staple Goods Which he Is Offering With ni.
Entire Stock Of Fancy Gooda 1T Coz.
II order 70 close out the stock tn th :.+> rA. ha
Etm+. ] hare now \ large and attractive srort ~
Ladies' DEess Goods shaxls and EmbroIie,ies, House
keepins Goods, Cloths and Ca~tmrsra- Gloses and
t3se.. !; q = s9psreF e ss.ss q $ i:c :e - $: IA IL
Eoods couso thelr interests bv securing ths M
g1i11 DOW offered. - the stock tauSt be aold
e Terms strictly cash
" PeEsons indebted VII please call aud ake ess.y
p.xmentA '
7. h CATER 11t Lake Sfrre4
, 1860-12-14

HERRING d Co.,
oelad66ast No. ~ State street, Chicago,
CHR1ST11AS GIFTS FOR THE
CHI i l. d REy.
CAL and e!analnc, before purchasing elsewhere. our
large and veil selected stoc Of
NEW JUVENTIE
ALSO,
New Styles OF Paper Dolls and
Paper Furniture.
GAMES OF ALL DESCRIPTIONS.
WRITING 4ESKS
PORTFOLIOS. Cheap and Fine,
BACKGAMMON BOARDS.
CT1ESSMES, OF ALL PRICES.
Fer sAls By
". R. KEEN, Bookseller,
He. .N-...-........LAKE EsTREET.......,...Es. 10
, 1860-12-14

% Catalogue fsds sale Of Wax and Kid Dolls,
Bsada and IankeeN Notions, this morains. at ~
O'clock, BY GilbestG Sampson, s. Lake street.
, 1860-12-14

ILLINOIS CENTRAL RAH.
l. ROAD.
1S6o.......+. Winter Arrangement. 1881
On ard sfer Sunday, November 18th 1au trains hi
lears The Great cents Depot foot Of Lake and South
Water Streets. "Ao NS4*H
a1oA.A fsundAys excepted, arriving ut peor. a. "a
r;A s. Loals ll!5o +. Z Cairo rs i. 4
tsstfaa,s eScspt s1tar u y T. .
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Trains arrive In Chit1-e IT:
~ 4 r and s5a IN isundayu excepted,
Through Hckets for Iii important potnts Sonfh and
Southwest fnr sale = tho oee u ahe Conpsny in f5e
u ,1r,- ". 4 ARTHUR Gen supt
n. r. 1oHSsoS. Gen. PassenxsF Aren't.
, 1860-12-14

cuR1sExAs PRkfES7s.-A choice variety Of use
u arlclcs suitabss for presents, will be found at
Sar:snt's, corner ath,e aud Randolph strcets.
, 1860-12-14

COMFORT AND EcoSoxT.-That rubber mould.
ins will save enough In fuel during one week Of
this cold weather to pay the cost For sale at No,
1 kinssbury Block up stairs. 1tx
, 1860-12-14

New EoLuNE Br EnEnson-'' The Conduct Of
LiEE," Il series Of Essays. by Ralph Waldo Emer-
son. is Just published by TicSnos S Fields and for
sale by McSal1y Co., 81 Dearborn street, between
Randolph and Washington streets.
, 1860-12-14

kB Silver Plated Goods . to 50 per cent cheap
sr than zny other house. Sea Hamblsn d Cos
Advertisement. nos7.lm
EB All should not fafl to read the advertisement
Of Prof. Wood IN to-day@s paper. tcr1r
, 1860-12-14

The JOY Of the fond mother aud other men,
bers of the family, may be better imagined
thau described. James return is now looked
for with joyous hearts By the hopeful house
hold