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The Nevada journal., 1860-03-16
FRIDAY MORNING. MARCH 16.

ERvAbA SILVER a1Ixgs.-Somehow a report
became current on Friday evening last that ~
Assay had been made by J. J. OFT, Assayes, Of
silver ore taken from vein about eight miles
above this city, at = Place called scott's Flat
which yielded some thousands Of dollars per ton.
As usual in such cases, many, withott an at
tempt to learn the truth or fasity Of the reputed
assay, became excited and posted OF at lnll
speed early or the following morning, to get
claim in the new Potosi. The road is said TO
have been lined with silver fever patients on ioot
and on horseback rushing to the young "ashoe'
By tive o'clock on Saturday the whole country
was claimed a. far as the eye could reacn from
the highest elevations. The rush continued to
come extent on Sunday. Later visitors to the
new mine. contented themselves with pulling
down previous notices and putting up their own
in default of finding ground not already labelled.
We believe the fevor has been succeeded by an
'ague. On inquiry it is found the supposed silver
ore Yields about an ounce or two to solid acre.
However there is . chance that BY following the
sssd sonethir more valuable may be obtained.
A SuAER.-A smart shake Of an earth
quake was felt in this city yesterday at IL
minutes past IL o'clock A. NJ The vibra-
tions were from north TO south and contin-
ned half ihiuute Our tables tremblei
and the knobs on our presses jingled re-
markably loud. On rushing down to see
If the shakes were impartially distributed,
we found that no favortism had been shown.
At the Court House the tremble was con-
siderable. The county clerk rushed into
the street and some excitement was created
among those who remained. The telegraph
operator felt himself shaken and an immc-
diate call came from San Juan announcing
the shake there. Downieville, on being cal
led, reported the tremor there four minutes
Eater than it occurred here. The pheneme-
non was also observed at Sacramento. The
course of the vibrations seems to have
been from the south northward, and We
would not surprised to hear the bowels
of mother Earth had been rolling ard
tumbling dreadfuiiv, producing ugly looks
on her !ace, away down south somewhere.
The Nevada journal., 1860-03-16
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The regular, meetings ofQ U s 7 I'M A Il
LODGE. No. i6 will be held every Tuesday
evening at their hall pu Pinssstreet, in Kidd's
M L. W. WILLIAMS, N. g.
A 4: Parker, 6ec'J,
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READ, .
On Monday rnorung. August Il. John nyan. AZ IN.
dpSf1uub and I ber stcne :Eon, thrD Nu from
III. nrpt site bu,dIug By lhe fall Of derrick and In
SANITY kiei 1nis tpot. liz leave, vile ana 1--we
cA{ldfen.
In th!s b,x the contributions Of toe charitable may
te drppIe1 Eot1EL1rs PRICK. Matter Builder.
, 1860-08-14


On Fr.day afternoon last, Alexander Wilscn
murdered Samnei F,erson It, or near the reai-
denco Of Nr. L4madec.. in Green township, in
this county. TheY were both residents Of that
township. The circumstances connected with
this affair, as uesr as wc esn ASCERTAIN, gre as
followf. some years ago Wilson nafIied "a =
daughter Of Mr.. Pierson, but owing to bis
almost tabhusi brutal treatment, she had se't
him and refused 70 Live with him, and laat
kprine als obtained divorce from him. VII
son has siuce that time made repeated threats
to Kill her and her father, nnd other members
Of The family, On Fr'daJ last, sne and her
= wagon. wilson following with large kai!e
and ri1e- Az nj. Pierson got out ot the
wagon and was hltching his hortes, Wilson
caHe up and struck him repeatedly with the
barrel OF his rife, breaking liz arm, breaking
and smashing his ekull horribly, aud knocking
him sense1ess beneath his horsts' feet: This
fPie.son's daughter In: before the alarm cou!d
Z. raised and assistance secured, Wilson made
ii. e,csna into The woods. Ar. Plerson, all
| thr t,n,e seps:less and without motion, ingeE.
| ed iii o'clock the next day, when be expired.
Mr. Pierson w4s unArmed sud de'enceiess, snd
| We are told tha. he Was feeb!e IN strength, on
ing 10 disease and old age.
Wilson was, At last accounts, still st large
4 reward Of 5000 was offered Tor hs arrest oJ
the Sheriff Of st. Joseph county. The murder
er 10 described a. follows:
Bald Wilson is about feet OF 9 inches Il
height, weighs about lea lbs, square shoulder
Cd, little h'oopsd, dark hair and beard, aarl
eyes, {oro*n.) large sca. on one side Of bead
extending tFora tho TOP Of ths head down to .h
soute other ma1ka on one Of his arms with Indi
1nk, also Eark un one OF his hand. betwee
bis thumb and fore6nger, with the sa1ne Kin
Of ink; an impeachment in his speech, Z
cultural utaerauce, rather difficult for strange
! 10 understand; rolling, slovenly gait.
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3)rtss 4 Gtibutte.
TUESDAY, AUGUST Ii, 1850.
Judge TrumbutI,a Appointments.

viii: other rble speakers, viii .ddress the peo-
re On political topics At tho following timesa and
nlsees.
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Some days ago We asked tbs Times and
:IercM WHETHER it would insert il its columns
tic WicklilIe Slave Code plank in the Douglas
platform, also IN extract from Douglas' 10Th
Nay II c=cl,, in which be Eaid that his great
principle had converted an area Of FREQ into
s,ave territory, five times rs large ns the State
Of New York; also certain portions 0! IT, y.
!. .I.a.vn's record wherein he advocates
Slave Code, and the right Of capitalists to own
Iii: laDorcrs Of the country. We proposed in
x. 'ira 10 publish tn equal amount Of matter
;i..ea from anything ever said by Lincoln aad
!l41ulia. Blu: the Times and H7eh SEW fit to
;ake NJ notice Of the offer.
T.uext asked it TO insert thcse important
1ac:= for the people in its columns, az paid
advertisements. But even on these terms it
.,,u=ss to permit its deluded reoders to get Q
:;=:::: 6! tl.oss precious Democratic doctrines.
But while peremptoriy refusing to comply
with Our oGi:r it proposes 10 dcyote one COL
;c,u Of the Times and Herald 10 the uses d
the pHEss AND TRIBUNE during the campaign
II q similar privilege bs allowed it in our col
;:mns. Now; we are willing to do anything
Tat is fair and reasonable, but we do not de
sire 10 uee SO much OF the spnca 70: 50 long
time Of our ncghbor. Neither have we col
uma day Of space 10 spare in the Pn:ss AM
T1!1cSE fer its uses. But We make it tll
proposition: II the Times and Herald wi
::4n,ish il both Of its editions one column {
slch natter as we may extrnct from the 1ecc7
q uz;as and johnson, We will publish
tYua! amount that it msy furnish from the r.
cord og Lincoln AID Hemlin. We are nj
f.f,4id to J.. our readers see anything that OF
candidates have ever eaid or done. IL II
2iGl.s ard Herald afraid 10 let its readers kno
wherc its candidates stand On the record?
II the 7!,ae, and Herald thinks one colun
no: enough, we will reciprocate AZ above pr
:so:ed to the e1tert Of two or three column
l.: Us have more equivocation or prevnrle
u; say ycs or no.
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P0E1CEs

RoBBEnr.-0a Saturday evening bold at
tempt was made to rob the treasury Of NcVick-
er's Theatre. Tho treasurer lad occasion about
nine o'clock to step fer a moment awa5 from
the ticket window, and returned just in time to
catch q boy who had crawled through the win
dow and grabbed the receipts Of the evening.
He is & lad about II CT Is years Of age, named
James Furney, but alao known to the police by
the ltasa Of George Boynton, Wm. Smith and
Tom Dauber. lie Is hard case, and smart foz
his age. He is ths same lad nho tapped the til
Of Buck + nayuer's dug store q few days
since. He WAS committed in default Of $500
bail.
Axo7nER.-John 0'Bsien, Al associate Of the
above, was arrested on Sunday On q charge Of
breaking into tho auction store Of -Mr. Daylin,
and stealing thencea gold watch and q lot Of
jerelry. ...*. :
CHICAGO DoBoLARs AaRoAp.-The Rockford
R.Qi4&er has the following:
On Tuesday evening. 7sh inst, the building
known As Tappen's old stxnd occupied by YIN.
Lyman, who Is engaged in the "giit book" busi.
hinges oI an outside cellar window, tie thieves
| gaining Admission into the cellar, then b5red
% through The floor and removed The fastening
| or trap door IN The floor, and thereby entered
| the store. About $1U0 worth of goods, consist
| ing Of jevelry, Was stolen. On Wednesday two
men were arrested on the charge Of being the
burglars, but the evidence failed to substantiate
| 1be charge. Their 1sme1 were Francis E.
Clark aiita Richard Woods and Charles Nat
thewa- From the stories Of this Woods and
Matthews, it nppeara that Natthews md him.
self werc appr=sd Of the intention Of two indi-
| xrh paadn md
Frank, 10 enter some store, and asked them to
j,in ,he enterprise. But this innocent Mr,
Woods fell ssieep in the midst Of tbs consulta-
tioo, In the rear Of tbs ca1Atooae, and waa left.
Reed is an old hatltue ofthe Chicago police court
and with this Woods, was arraagned 10 tbe
| Court of that city last week and died 80, and
given ouo day in which to 1eave the city. The
one whom they called Frank, from q letter be-
fore us found IN h1A trunk, We take to be ira .,
TattIe, who has been lorngiDg around to9n in
the company Of these genflethen for the past
few days, and who with Reed LETT town on tbs
| Innocent as Woods, went home to bed, and il
| dreamy unoansciousuess forgot all about ths
| arrangement Of his quoud2n friends. Wood,
seems to be IN educated person, and graces the
minstrel profession, in which capacity La il
travelling the country in search Of N ,taaginAr.
sister, lost to HIN SINCE she was two years old
Owned by members Of this u ,del gtoupe, ar
r two trunks, now J. AeLaughlla's il thia city
!. tilled with mlnstrel apparel, cogtune, etc., AMI
two oo1ea filled nitd patsnt medicines and
, general stock for ''traveliqg trade" III
. burglars were armed wlth phtols, aud seeme
. to t6eir business. which we hops may be chang
:. ed before long to t1ors permanent occupas.o
t in the State Institution
Police CopRr.-Matther CALLAHAN was hcl
to bail yesterday IN $500 for stabbing hn mil
, 1860-08-14

AI o N E Y TO LOA n
10 per Cent. for Five Years.
n Shnrs Paper Uaconnt4d. -
s. r. nOWNING CO.
Eei3 IT aod33 Exthanf4 Bank B1ild!nx. EE1fk Z
, 1860-08-14

oil Texas.
Atameetinc rece 7tly held in FairrieH, Ran
dolph county, Indiana, Elder Solomon Mch1n-
ney narrated kiA adventures in Texas, from
which atale ha Has expelled q yesr ago. II np.
pears that be left Iowa THREE years ago and went
10 Texas to find a desirable residence. Hav,ng
found place where his services al l. preacher
were acceptable, tie returned home aud took his
vile back with him to the South, proposing there
to live. This occurred in MX5 1853. Before ]cav-
ing Iowa for the last time. q 1+ighbor requested
Nj. Mckinney to collect from ore SproWle, IN
Texar. a suni Of money which be owed. After
preaching for rome lime. the Eid+z one day re-
oeised Visit from the debtor. Sprow.c, and in
the course of 4 friendly conversation the former
spoke Of the commission with which he had
been charged. Sorow1e denied the debt, snd
appeared angry. His next etep vas to denonnee
| tee meeting was called, without tho knowledge
Of the accused and twenty-five OF thirty ciIztna
| deliberated As to what tbeJ should do with him
/ puuber OF witnesses ere examined, who de-
clartd that he was not an Abolis'ou,st, but !
| Democrat, as he had alws5s been. Then Sprowle
WIS called on 70 give his feSa'moEJ. which hi
willingly did, charging The Elder with beicg +
cAaneellhg In religion. One Blunt daFet
| to speak in favor at the minister, aat
| be was at ut once denounced Is an accsn
Mice, Mr. Mckinney was tlen preachln!
a few miles away, snd hss conEre CATION rre
pared a certificate to the effect tia. the chatg,
of Abolitionisu was quite t4ise. The editor o
the paper IN Dallas County vas not allowed Il
publish this certificate, being threatened wit'
The destruction Of hispruperty should be do &c
l. letter was sent 10 MrA. Mckinney, saJin
that her husband and Dlnnt we're to be hange
| within twenty.lour hours. "siI feet IN III
! air." Under these circumstances, the fhreA
country. Thtv scenrdins's s.atu la .tu, after
i - 3...:.- ~-t*-@, 4hav sxfi
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: The undersigned members Of the late e1cur-
siun from the South to the Northwest. who.
during their soiourn In Chicago, shared ths
hospitalisits OF The Richmond House, beg hereby
to express their warm tbants to Measrs Tabe9.
Hawk i Co., the pro7rietors Of that hotel for
the kindness and uneeasiDg. attentions e1hihi-
their cordial testimonial to their unsurpassed
merits, elegance, admirable taate. olennlipe.
order, comfort, and luxury which msk eyar7
department Of that largs and most delightful
eaiablilhnent
-slek1n-T. Il. Kennedy, II. II. Cohen. r
Aa1sh: D. G; tsbat., Dr.: Bsrthelot, E. Hysms
J; u. PAgaud. Z: Woodlief, Arthur Clark, q
CLARK, Il. 4. Baker, J. Carrie, J. CuiIen, Thos
E. Adams, G. Walker, J. Lngan, J. Luria, Jaa
s. Pagaud, G. 8. Nash, L. 4. Blake, L. q
Pegueir, Dr.: Vidan, T. J. Malone, 4. 7. Shot
! nea, N. ". Perry, A. N. West, 7. @. Tupper.
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r4N%Nkt% NJ. CLAY.

THIS distinguished gentleman will visit ILL.,
t:us III he course Of couple o: weeks, aid
address the people ct number Of places to
t+ hereafter announced He will speak ut
MARSHALL. Clark Co., on Tuesday, the 2s:h inst,
III a Ea.kakcc On Tnursdar tho 30th.
, 1860-08-14

V1zws or TIE GREAr SPRINGFIELD RAL1r.-
Whatever views prejudiced persons msy enter
tain Of the Springfield Rally, the large photo
graphic views takea by Shaw, of 1888 South
Clark street, in this city, are what no ous will
question, either As showing artistic skill, and
the interesting points Of the great turnout.
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Iu La EH.nsa.anflsx anna4nan,

Judge Trumbntl's Appointments.
We publish 1tia morning a ruuhsr OF addi-
,iausI appointments for meetings made BY Sen
q Or Trumbuil. In these appointments, the
.luase will Ls accompanied by Mr. Dnmmer,
Kciuhlcan candidate for The State Senate 1or
.l,a1- !, n;utr;rf
, 1860-08-14

ES The Wide Awaies Of the West Division
will turn ont this erening, to welcome the
Zouavea, wearing full uniform. substituting =
white flag bearing the word " Welcome" in-
stead of the usual political banner. 4 full
attendance is requested at the hour mentioned
il order Of Chief Marshal.
l. II. T11isoy- Prest.
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Movements OF Hon. Wm. l.. Xancey.
The Memphis Avalanche says Of Ar. Yancey
"Tlis gallant tribune of the people has
agreed to placa himseit, after this nonth, ut the
disposal oi the National Democratic Committee,
which will appoint for him to speak in all the
large cities Of Pennfy1vania and New Jersey,
of the North will thus have 81 opportunity of
seeing and hearing man, whom, through the
Misrepresentation OF the triparti opposition,
&hey Lave been impressed to regard a. q " mon
s.ran, Aorrtndum.' Mr.. Yancey will speak for
himself, and by his conclusive logic will force
as troe friend to the Constitution. We pre-
dict for him the largest audiences ever assem-
bled at the North"
, 1860-08-14

WIDE AwAkEs ATTENTION !-Eeery member
of tho Chicago Wide Awake Club is hereby
ordered to report himself at Wide Awake Hal,
No. 80 Lake street, at 5 O'Clock this afternoon,
punctnally, for parade and Zouare reception.
Gxo. IT, GAGE. Commander.
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Town OF Salisbury. nd, Nearly De-
slroyed bT Fire,

nearly consumed by FIRE on Wednesday, the
9Th inst. Oser forty dwelling houses, stores.
de-, were destroyed. Tie to*n is represented
ri almost in complete ruius. The Episcopal
Church, one Of .he oldest in tie S.aae, was &C.
st1oyed. notwithstanding great efforts were
The stores Of Messrs Rsder 4 Tradwine, e;,n.
Ra.khead, c. F. Dashields, Buah's Hotel Eegs-
sal other stores and their contents were partial
ly destroyed. A large amount of peraonal pro-
pery, goods, d., were sayed, though the ng-
srega.e loss is very great. Most of the suffer-
ers are insured in the Mutual INSURANCE. Corn-
pasy Of Delaware. The origin of the lire is not
knossn, but it is suspected to have been the
work of En- ipcendiayy.
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NoR1n SIDE WIDE AwAKEs, ,A1rkx11oy !-Our
gallant Zouaves are coming to night. Let every
Wide-Anake be 1t the North Market Hall ut
six r. r., to make the necessary arrangements
to receive them. C.'J. WlLDxR,
2arrafary
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AREuK4zsAL No7r.-on Saturday evening
last one of onr clergynen happening In 1t tds
rehearsal ofhss choir. said to tho leader, " Ton
hare long sermon"
"1n other WORDS" said the ehorisser, " va
.rs to exchange our II Dt.Hn for your ts-diou,. =
Ths good rector kmiled b1andly and walked
iuto bis study.
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Y1nKa.

F1nE or MILWAUKEE, 4vExux.-Early yester-
day morning fire broke ont in the frame build
ing No. 165 Milwaukee srenue, owned and oe-
cupied By Il. Nash, IS q hardware store and
dwelling. LOSS $500. This is the second
time Mr.. Nash's premises hare been visited By
FIRE this year.
FlaE OK Fu11oS s7EGEr.-About four o'cloct
yesterday afternoon the dwelling Of Ar. Clof
ford, No. go Fulton street, WAS injured by fir
to thu amount Of about $50.
, 1860-08-14

E,u. Francis A. Hoffman, Republican nom.
'ne+ fer Presidential elector, and Il Kreis-
ma"c. E:q, LIFT the city last evening for po-
..::.caI canvass Of the State, commencing
II the Southwestern G. unsies- They will
sPeax at Alton, Highland, Col!iusvilc, Water.
10, Chester, end other points in TINT quarter.
TIER appointments will hereafter be m.
ao-nccd. Appointments for the Hop. Guzta'
,"s Kr.uer will also te made in few days
, 1860-08-14

~AtAcVicker's.T Theatre last evening, Nag.
gle Mitchell! gare The irst night Of her season IN
Chicago. Always larorite here, she will draw
full houses during ter atay.
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1t was IN impressive and for our humanity
an honorable sight that witnessed abous this
little mute appeal for the aid Of "the widow
and f4therlcss" thus fearfu!'5 hereared. Rude
worknien would pass a}o:g and search their
pockets for hard earued coins. Ladies on shop
ping excursions beat, would pause to add to the
con1ents O. The box. 1t iiye O'Clock this even
gave tue sun, Of $sd95, q sum awelled by the
receipts Of the evening. az tbs box WAS re-
turned to its position, 10 4ll7.12. Other con-
trihutions will bs made for the relief Of the
family, but tho above is certainly well done.
Run Ortn.-The six O'Clock train on The Ga
lem and Chicago Union R4iroed, On Saturday,
coming east, when near Harlem Station, came
resident Of this city, and keeper Of The
Travellers Home," on Kipzie street near Wellr.
He was badly Gu. about the head. but physi.
clan 1ho was called By the Company 10 attend
him, pronounces his tkull unfsactured. and
thinks he may recover.
MASdLED.-A young man about eighteen
years Of age, employed in Blactwels planine
mill, on State street, had his right arm caught
in the mill abnut two o'clock p. H., on Satur
day, aad terribly 1nangled By the knircs before
il could be Withdrawn. Drs. 1sham and MAJ
Myers were called snd dressed the arm, whiel
| they hope to saya without amputatiou.
4A1AEp.-A young I'D whose name ne dit
learn, lost two dnger4 yesterday BY falling be
fore one Of the North Clark street cars, th
, 1860-08-14

- Tho Evanston ii. E. sabbath School will
take an excursion to Kenosha, Wis, On next
Saturday, 10Th inst.
, 1860-08-14

W Tho trial of BisseIl and Chadwick, The
alleged bridge couspirators. goes over until the
next Term OF the Recorders Court On contin.
uauce granted.
, 1860-08-14

H The extension OF the Chicago and North.
western railway will be carried to Appleton
rerJ soon--probablJ before navigation closes.
, 1860-08-14

A41Kx71ox FIRE BRloaDE-You are hereby
notified to appear at North Market Hall, On
Tuesday, a. P. II. precisely, uniformed and
equipped for escort duty-uniform brigade
coat, cap ard belt, black pants and white
gloves. Lst every man bs On hand promptly,
AID those who have given up their uniforua
will find them at the 1ooms.
8. 3. RAYMOND, Gem.
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THE CITY.

Auction Sales this WofnlnSs
Euparior Household Furniture, &c Ala, ttatIonesy
and EuvslopeA, II 81 o'clock, BY Gilbert aad aaupson
Auctsputs.A s. Like t.rtet.
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Il, C.. Fu3ler34 ADnoauImentn

\. G. FusleF7a APpoln1m enta.
Hon. A. c. Fuller, Of Belvidere, Republican
non.sAee for Presidential E!eetos, will address,
The people on political topics 2: the following
:mss and places. to nit:
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WEST StpK WIDE AwAkEs.-Let every man be
u tbs roo1ns this evening at It o'clock, as bus
icess Of importance vill come before the meet
ing. Bring along your friends with you.
You will assemble at West Market Hall on
Tuesday evening, at o'clock precisely, in full
uniform, with aAg4 iur!ed, Tor escort du:y. We
shall lea7e the Hall precisejy ut st r. H.. tho
time Of firing the signal gan, so that it Is peces-
sary you should be punttual
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CHICAGO, TUESDAY. AUGUST ID, 1866

Homo Asaiu-Kesutn Of the Zouavcs.
The Zouases are to reach Chicago to-day,
their retnrn from an expedition, which has been
q mtrch Of triumph through the older cities,
where they have rou unprecedented lsurels,
and Is Is proper, and In response to sponta-
neous decree OF our entire public, reception
will be giren the "boJs." comrnenaurato with
the appreciation u Chicago residents of the
credit that this gallant corps have reflected upon
our city. They will reach this city on the arri-
val Of the Alton train this. evening. For the
programme ne append the full details furnished
by the Chief Narshal.
Col. Russell will be Chief Marshal Of the oc-
casion, and the programme Of The reception has
been arranged as fellows:
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~ ~ ~
PRESENTATION To tto' H. daAs' ESQ.,, At 1Hk
RICHMOND HoCsE.-Upon the return Of the
sonthern .4cur.;on,st, IN Ch;eaco f,om their
-;,:. - x;.~..ar r.u1 49, ' hs.eSs .'1. N.,,
'is'. ~ -'nsa.a aAs' lucy oe'so"eo "e"
merlted compliment upon cur fellow cit1an,
George u. Cray, Esq, the popular agent Of tho
MS. 6N.I. r. Il. Co., for his gentlemanlY
courtesies to them during the trip. 4 commit
10. w.v .,,o;rtpd c,n,;<t;,o or 1,do~ E.,n..
49, v~Fo.,. ~ w.. go
o5 o. nc" oneans' co1 "est' James bro"n'
Esq, and Col. Davis, Of Mississippi, and DR..
Jact.on Of Tenneasae. 10 obtain i.tinp te,ti-
-:.,r.,...,.;.. r. 1,..,.,t., 80 ~.
"on!a1 'o' ptessA'oD' "'1A''4' 4no soa'.
u silver pitcher was accordingly procured. and
the presentation made at the Richmond House
nm Saturday avenino lat. hv Dr. Jackzon. m
- ~. -,.;.,;s.a ,.h~ .ad..a..a
the part ot tns e1eose'on's'S' WHO 1uofeS'eo
Capt. Grsy, and aaid:
The ladies' aud gentlemen compo.inz The
marty of excnrsinnists who came from The South
fo Vii your citv. on their part. and in return
for tfe msrlod attentiou Fhich rou. sir. hsyo
n.r,ooa,ly aio1n them since thew came into the
S.ste. as veil As for YOUR successful efforts 10