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, 1860-02-21

wnAr DID uE SAT, Lrp1A!--Good old Mrs
Call was quite hard of hearing, being somewhat
advauced in years. Her daughter, IL dia. WIS
bonpr lass, Who loved good frolic, and knew
well how 10 get one up. Lydia had arranged =
jupket, and the young men and minds were all
-ou hand. Among the rest was the general, ono
Of 'em. In the midst OF the fun. in popped old
Deacon l., to see how the widow Jared. This
was wet blanket upon the mcu1ment, apd tho
Deacon held on till Lydia YVES put out Of all
patience. She wished that he would 60, and By
and By he gets up to depart.
"Oh, deacon, Deacon" said mother Call,
.'dont think Of going before tea. Oh, do stop
to tea, won't youf" IS,
The deacon strongly urged. replied:
"Well, rather think ! will. a. the folks will
not expect me home till dark"
What did he say. Lydias" said the widow
! Lydia had ready answer.
;" he says he will not to-day, mother, IS th'
| folks expect him home before dark. Why, hov
| deaf you GROW, rothers"
"Oh. well, some other day, deacon, now won
you+" said mother Cal, as she showed the dea
con out. -
"smart gal, that," said the deacon. as b
trudged along home. "She'u find he "a
through, III warrant"
, 1860-02-21

f3y- The Executive Committee Of the Rcpub-
licau Seventh Ward Club. are requested to meet
ut the house of Peter Truesen, corner Wells
street and Chicago avenue, tit II o'clock, Tues
day evening, Feb. slst, fnr the transaction Of
important business. Let ult the committee be
present. u. :. HrruARD, frssioent.
4. ". H1nscu, Secretary.
E1Guru Ward RALLr.--fhe Eighth Ward Re-
nubl1can Club will uc!a n,eeins this Tuesday,
evening" at Albert Me|us' Garden House on
North Clark street, 4 few doors north Of Chicago
avenue. Several prominent speakers will be
ptesent. It is hoped and expo cteI t:at there
will be O general turn out Of the Republicans o!
the Ward. Dy order Of the Executive COM
, 1860-02-21

1ArnnrANr TO ALL DEALING WITH COUNTY
CLsRks.-1n the case Of Culver Page & Hoyne
{of this cts1 rs. the Board Of Supervisors, tried
before the Circuit Court Of N'hiteside County,
last week, Judge Eustuco decided that the Clerk
lad right to purchase nny and all blanks re"
quircd for the transaction of business pestain~
ing to bis Office, and that the county was held
liable for the payment Of the same. This de-
cisioa settles the question, that the Board have
not the authority to restrict the officers us 10
the amount aud quality Of stationery for the
business Of their Offices, but that the officers
| lIayc the right to Judge for themselves.
, 1860-02-21
4orr4s \ Griibtt1te
CHICA GO.
IoyrJ0Y's IsEh0LUT1ON-

T0TFJ0t'b 4AESOA0 AAON-
Mr. Loycjor's resolution Of inquiry into The
frequently repeated outragcs upon tho rights
Of Northern men in the Southern States, is
necessary and timely; and though it may re-
suit in nothing in tho way Of legislation it will
lave the effect to turn the attention Of the law
makers and their constituents to wlat IS an
evil too gteat to be peaceably endured. II
Northern men are hot entitled to protection in
their persons aud property When Oh save
holding ground, tue Union Tor al sucn IL ''f-
tual|y et an end We trust that @E: A0se}os
will push lis inquiry as fur as tho rules OF tho
House will alo , and that he will, heore TIC
subject is dropped, group together the well
authenticated cases Of lynching, robbery or
expulsion, and present them 10 the cousuy as
n make-wcight in the ne1t carlna'g1.
, 1860-02-21

r OST-On West Randolph street,
n.er the HON. OF the Frend'rts. Monday. Fehru-
about ts uclnck, Leather Pocket Book CONAN
luz .t.see d"l'zr bills half COLLAR !? 4vef hts
The will receive her ,an1a by leaving tho same at
Ii Gt1ee. fe1lA5t
, 1860-02-21
THE RACINE SCANDAL.

We lave a note from responsible gentle
nar at Racine, who says that the account ot
the recent scun nag. in that place given in
the Saturday Erening Reriesc, Of this city, is
wholly without foundation. AS that account
has. from its cooncxon with the Busch affair,
been extensively copied all over tue country,
greatly distressing worthy and innocent par
ties, cur correspondent desires to use our
columns to make au explicit deuinl Of al That
was alleged. Ills note, intended for publica"
ton, is as emphatic as words c1n mako it, but
too bitterly persona. 70 do good service.
, 1860-02-21

WANTED-To Rent or Buy q
w good T. Large Dwelling House, With nr without
Fu11itu1e. vi snr vaer fixtures; oc7ann at Sf
Stt& o. West side within bl5ct f horse rAi"
road. Pose>. ween this And Nay. In eae
Of rrh1<e II max l1td+ usd Be oHersa In aEt Day
NJ fsslk{w
, 1860-02-21
1:2:1anteD.

"ANTED-25 Iron Fini-hers.
W Arp'y tmmetsasely to wM. .. YOUNG 1 CO.,
Eras OF Isl y ella greet iean:t
w ANTED--A situation by res
, 1860-02-21

S1xeEn's SEWING MACHINES makes perfect
lock stitch. the stitch presenting tue same ap~
pearaucc IN 10th sidtsef The ju1,7e *rten.
"Lisht Family Machine. S52 )" Letter 4
Family MACHINE" {new) *76; NO ! and ::
Tailoring Machine, 500 and $l05; "1nteEna-
tiona'," (new) Sll3. Hemmers s. each.
Machines t1r aLl kinds Of L<ather se4ping con-
stant}y on hand al t;6 Lake street.
jy2t;.lm i. X. HARMS, Aet.
, 1860-02-21

}Ffo1n the 81. Louis Republican. feb..Hh] |
The last overland mail brought in from Chi.
James r. Hickmau. They made tue trip fron'
the capital lie believe, n~slxtccu days, tue
shortest time, we believe, on record Tue state
OF a airs il represented by them us being III
most deporabie condition, md not oniy the
Anericsu, hut the entire fore' N population
have been expelled and forced to leave by whit
is termed the .'Chnrch party
The Liberals" arc represented as being
kindly disposed to the Americans but their
power IS nut sufficient 10 protect them, and they
hare bern forced to retire, fearins their proper
ty behind thcul, Which doubtless ere this mas
been coufiscated, and The belief il expressed
1hat the Capital Of the .>ta1c Is now in their
hands. Revolution anu disorder prerail, and
there is M longer nuy satetJ for tie ie" AMER
,cau inhabitants, some Of whoir have been there
for years. THE AtnericAn and English 1er.
chants hare lett uuler the pro1unci lnteat0. And
all their properly is ut the mercy Of la~less
crew OF robbers. 4 desperate and bloody bat
tie had been fought on the PLAIN OF lotamontes,
which resulted d,sastrously to the Liberals.
br 'Macsnanus who is well' known citizen
Of Chhua,ns, furnishes ~; US WILD WILD no the 1o'"'ng
On the lath ultiuao the state was invaded hy
u considerable force Of the Church party, COM
,uarded by Domingo C4jen, and united with
him were two hundred OF the rost desperate
rnbhers in Mexico, they Aaving lecn pardoned
o} Araa'.n,' Auu - 80. r,.ro 4{,a ccrc
prisons wit, carte blanche 10 Ea'ags 'us s".'..
try. Their first outrage comm,Hea III ~ osa..
was upoa Washington barr. nc II ~ ~ea' k'o"n ,'',
by mAny genlemen IN tals c'y. ,: iaes ose; sumsea
him Of all t4's properly aln uea. Iit ~; Ta T.
fully, retaining him III prisoner. Liz 1a'e ID
unknown. ,,
The Liberals a,aEc raised Iotceo o. '.tec ,.. nun'
dred men to defend their hves anu ptcpe'.y.
THIS force consisted pr;ncpauy u oums III r.
from the towns Of anuae a9 laFrt e. uu a -. 1st}, ~
them inexperienced In warfare. IN 1le lo."
the Two part'rs mel on tne pau o. - ~ Thc
They fought from T. ~ uotl ~ M 'i,c fe,,i
Liberals were dictated. LOSING aos,y or md ,hos,.
--forfy'hTe 1nclao'ne W "oona .rs 1,n.rhcrrd
who sns'endescd-ah OF "ho" "e4'
in u few minutes atter+ -o.,hoa Tim c,:;n;,o n
When this 'nteii'eencc t,no,;n" rhc a,Ecr;.
the authorities ca'lea - ~ .',,.,, T,h.v vcr,,
cans were atso re9's!. ~, .rnuiS ,. J,tsn,1pI
then advised th:' sI S3 "I "u ,i,a, ~ .1or. cs, y;
but at tue sans t'n's s'e' a..ua ."ut aor;.n
not defend shc n'es ~ P."fI:'' w W ..s Iats -,
, 1860-02-21
rARM FOE SALE.-The s.NIounl

E'AltH FOIk k0%1IE.-I u0 U0Vl2uu
l. Falp- th.ee miles West Of Jacksonville. Itnol.,
ftr,d st 1t euntAtAs W acres Of hxh, d.
70 LINK land oets LIT uf 5s aesss, aad ~ toe
Uscha-i ii cholce bearing ap- peach and ptre; one
acre OF Hovey seed st.awperita AMI lAv"n BIZ l.
40, !47se aad enlent the best IA 1hc
eouny} Tbs city Ut !a"ks7nvs''e. With po2aat"n u
pre-s or Al that eaa b. produced v!th ready seess BY
sai"s to al Import ~ polu: lhe sT eoaaana M
lie bind delf 4~d tumn aid insane THIS farm vii be
sufA In on= lot m1Y anb1tTdst Il ftu1 patc ~
prvmI+es- ~ N!N NY - EAA.
Jacksouyl1e, ILL.,, February tta. la0- fe7x3sn1 ="
, 1860-02-21
TVEHYDODY'S FRIEND!
Soap Made Without Ley or Gsecse>
C1orabaek,a Compound Chemical
= ullek and WAsAieE SoaP.
USEFUL, SIMPLE AND CHEAP.
Patented March 2, 1857.

I'll. eo,o /, passer nr ue MY sar uneqnaied ty
nv In hv ror{d s i.ss washing. shavbs soften
Il md thea.ok aklu. f supe'!o' 70 any other
,,mpunh now n use. 1t vii PREVENT the skn Hom
cha3 it Tmosts tan sunbutn; 1t vii remove a'
Erase anphatk from your .thnz. .th eola or wsm
watsr in the Il paee this Ap9pIs nade without KY
grels- 1alre second paet ,he ts.t .p made =. ~
tents pef upd w44htEE soap .ent per poun+
In the hid p!ace 1t cu be are !nute ana =
sap. tnat any onc a1er zecps. nak4 Il.
and the uatesi.1b are ntty obtained.
u tae f,uIta p.aee you barrel nt common sot
lsy aap II IN 6fteen mnuter eost Of "
lar ha.ret ami any lady washing Of cloth
Ia ha the time that e<fore tbs sap!s doub1e and
ID koes Just " aetn h4.s! ct soft soap Weighs
masts tisI; thus waks JonE recipe clear IN tho
douo Ing Of barrel o. ~ ssy aotaing Of better
az{Ir1s Il uns cent per pounH. -
vut fufn1sh to any ths Above RECIPE With full
{atfueions for FAVE DOLL k3 IN % eoTseat money
asepd.d TO- ADDRESS the undtsxuea choppers petof
she by county, ~. [Esl:1Ndtwl !. II. CHOPPER
, 1860-02-21

MHs. Bos7w1ck's DR,ccs Horse So1EEEs
CLossp,-Thc sixth mud final one Of the series
ofDrigcs House concerts was given last evening.
Mrs, Bostwick has in these soirces achieved a
charming success, entirely beyond her ezrecta-
tons, as We arc happy to learn, yet, as we know
equally we'll, not beyond the need Of her de-
scrts, in having afforded to our music lovers
these elegant and excellent entertainments,
which, now ioaugurated in Chicago, will come
10 be looked forward to as part Of the regular
fea,ures Of our winter concert season. Six
hundred we're present last evening, and a most
admirable programme IVES giren. Nine hosts,
Mess.s, Tucker & French, Of tho Briggs House,
deserve lnrge share Of credit for the pains
they have taken to very successfully adap'
their establishment to the uses Of the artists
| and their audiences. The parlor concerts Al
the Briggs House hare been the feature Of th'
present concert season thus far.
, 1860-02-21

sB- Rev. James Pratt Of Philadelphia WIN
preach in Trinity Church next Wednesday
morning, (2od inst at LOT o'clock.
, 1860-02-21
aurtlQ1l @llg5-
r u . v 4 L !
WI. i. BUFFERS II CO..

oAN l. AecFIoS AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS.
I've removed to TIE thF'a sres IN :he Jousr& Dulldrx
L,9nots He9s.; ~ac7e tary VII con.inus IL Aucsoa
*ei.s. 70 transact Al tuslnss. ss,rua,tu 10 em Tth
F3.en - atltnt Rren IT, NIL and S,.s ~
fenonA fropstty II Re eAtsnesa st& r-A Tuvy so1eit
nn A ~ .n'r s!tssoOmA Dry uoAs OF every 10. ~.
q -. k,n1s 10 King HAs*A carp<t, nav aud III
GrHt4trs ana aI4;.v1e Pine FhrsF.. fa4nsps. BnpKA
any o,ess article ual'y to .uessoa ~. II .ss
,tH 81 lh.y .sf<r. ey tssu.a!!a, so A-.Asa, R,a1n T.
rs ,sa 10 ln, Fss n;sa.s cE;es*o j. oa'o.av
chicakes Eusenatta 4 os+nn%re Drv Euudt CaGsxa::
Gt.s' G F"s~y : En- Ru-nsats 1sSler, Ctkae Gec
Assauo ra1k <acaeo: 4 .. st.ne. Eco. thc.r*: !:
JsSss haaa tDekst chieako sssm l'e.r-. g..
E19 1hona4 hobxns. AUTO ntys, Chezso. elh3s7 ti
, 1860-02-21

TAILOW AND CANDLES
L No. steam md Kets I::a-s.A Tatlas eo9*: an.sy
~ hard ti.o 4zEs stock OF ofSu7frsor Tailor Candles.
Wouii oi solicit al fto1 tuFer 20: Kox ~.
"oa40 J. C. MITCHELL
- E1,rfekt anA Cpfae1 eaie i. nd Asche. kcad.
, 1860-02-21
LOCAL MATTERS.

s3 Go to John Jones, III Dearborn street
aud get your clothes cleaned aud repaired.
They will be we'll done and Ut prices to suit the
times.
, 1860-02-21

~ Call at the Sewing Machine Depot Of II.
Alexander, No. JOS Lake street, and see the most
superb Sewing Machine yet produced. T. u.
SIaat / Co. fe1S-3tx.
, 1860-02-21

REL1clors.-1ntercstiugr religious services are
still in progress at the First English Evanseli-
cal Lutheran Church on Monroe street, between
Clark and Wells. Service every evening at
quarter before t'ciprk.
, 1860-02-21

TOR SALE AT 4 BAIsGA1N.
l. The Stock ct Agriculture, 1np'tnents. Te7m'.
eoaes1s forE.slr owned br Il aPMAX : MAY. Il III
city, II No. 70 Na1Set N,ett. xds lao<k. 1hc whoe
ize ID tusotss asd Atoee'hsE aa:ls ~ opportunity
ettoua ut with. telc e1ttn.teI5 advertised and
krnwn thoush the located At the eertss II hc
rest agricultural dtstze: u eoutry not sed 10
ee11ty Ahr4 tiuat tEey VIII ID -dtxtd In p1:ce4 70
9alt rutrha Sets 1t f3a Psces-
Terms cssn, arpratrd security "a sueh tire - Es7
be agreed upun- Apply to Jas: MILLER. T1u1.e, No.
is Ga7rt Eiosk, 10 L. r. sPAfAtsD, ~, - Aa1ze
1s3ett. 1al3ASunCA~
, 1860-02-21

q Gilbert l. Sampson sells this morning at
ct o'clock at their salesrooms, No. So Lake st..
! large gerariety Of Household Furniture, and at
10{ o'clock. two superior piauofortes.
, 1860-02-21
Neln advertisements.

~ c. Il. EcRJvEX, 4arersfsin, 4 Aseat, g D-orao~~1
/, auo1ss1 to Terrtss Aesri.e<rs for tAts a~ al ~
.<-lj.n7 Pate-s oj tAx North 1Fes.. lA1-aS94Y
, 1860-02-21

RE11e1ors Is7El11GEScE.-Al the Baptist
Churches Of this city will unite in prayer meet
ins for the Colleges, at the First Baptist Church.
on to-day (Taesday) At 10 4. ~, and also Mt :
T. 81, ut the University.
, 1860-02-21

Exu1n1rIoS.-Tbc CLARK street Methodist
Episcopal Sunday School will giye m exhibition,
to ctnclude with IN arrangement Of Bible tab
!eaux, on "Wednesday evening next, the e2d
inst, in the Audience Room OF the Clark street
Methodist Episcopal Church. The proceeds
will be appropriated for the use Of tue school.
Ill who wish to contribute to the school, aud
spend the evening p1easautly, will do well to at-
tend. Tickets Of Admission c5 cents. to be had
of members Of the school and Mt the door on
the oveuing Of the exhibition. The exhibition
will bcgsu at II o'clock, precisely.
, 1860-02-21

The ncnt, new edltice just efcc'cA ~ eae
North Division, on the corner Of Dearborn and
Ontario streets, as their house OF worship, by
the Westminster Presbyterian Society, Rev. Ar.
Spencer, Pastor, WAS dedicated to sanctuary
uses on Sabbath afternoon last by appropriate
exercises, several Of our city pastors shasingin
The serTicea.
The introductory exercises were conducted
By Rev. J. E. Roy, Of the Plymouth consrega-
tional Church on Edna Place. The discourse
was preached by Rev, DR.. Patterson, Of the
Second Presbyterian Church on Wabash avenue.
from the text, Ps. 9o: $40 worship The Lord
in tue beauty of holiness" The de1ieatoEy
prarer was offered By the pnstor, Rev. Dir.
Spencer. The exercises throughout we're OF M
interesting and impressive character. The
house was well filed.
The band Of Christians who hare thus seen
tue completion of IN enterprise which has these
long nonths past, occupied their hands and
their hearts, which has been pushed forward
during season Of great business depression,
ard now stands monument Of their enterprise
and liberality, are to be congratulated for the
possession Of the same, By our entire religious
public
The church itself is neat, attractive and conf
modious, and, indeed, remarkable, as showing
how much may be accomplished by moderate
outlay It Is model TINT deserves to be stud
led By all religious societies throughout tue
Northwest who are intending TO build, and who,
willie they must keep below few thousands
expenditure, will be astonishel and benefited
By examining this new Westminster Church,
and seeing how much may be done with $4,000.
In this respect We never saw happier success
attend achurch-buitding effort
The Chicago Cemetery Improvement.
1t il more than matter Of passing interest,
the important movement looking towards the
adequate and appropriate improvement and
bcautifying the present City Cemetery, aud re
choose to siye prominent place to the fact, that
| ut the late Common Council meeting ordinances
! were adopted covering tie whole subject. The
] provisions aud features thus secured, are the
purchase Of piece Of laud lying on the south
cast corner Of the Cemetery, it being necessary
| to bring the grounds ut said southeast corner
to righ. angle; and that all the grounds sur
veyed and laid out in the City Cemetery, and
named respectively "oll survey "ncw sur
vey," "last new survey" aud "Green's sur
vey," together with the piece Of land named in
the above, be purchased, hereafter to be the
limits Of the Chicago Cemetery. That the
Mayor and Comptroller be directed to cause 6
survey to be nude, and d system devised fol
the improvement Of tue Cemetery, to be pre-
pared b5 competent persons, to be submitted tt
the Common Council for its adoption, md to b
worked up to as means may allow; and th'
Mayor aud Comptroller are authorized to EN-
roy such assistance as may be necessary 70
the purpose. Hon. George Manierre, Hon. Mari
Skinner, l. y. Arnold, Walter Newberry, Esq
aud William Jones, hare been appointed Com
mittec to act in conjunction with the Mayor an
Comptroller, and auy Committee Of the Com
| mon Council, in carrying out the recommenda
lions aud object.
, 1860-02-21

S.v YoRK, Feb. eotb.-Thc California steam-
cr smiled at 2P. II. to-day.
, 1860-02-21

uo1So WEL1,-]Ye learn that the little girl
who was run over By the Rock Island cars on
Friday is doing well. Amputation OF the
wounded leg was performed By Dr. Wicker
shHrn.
, 1860-02-21
6euetaI Notices.
LLAN PIN ERT o N

LLAN PIN K E r T 0 N
IA being a5out to Increase hs Detective Fore Will re-
appca.lous1 Ia wEitlEx through tia tt Once. from
sueh rer,ons n arc t.airots sn:eE!ak the sAns.
soe ncei sppy waess character II hnn*sty 1nd soei
etr vii, net he7- Ibf tn rough inquiry. They WI
required IL esofe their entire time II te .ua
ahoua Eot b. ovsr 'hy hss ssasuf a<e Ihs's having
ppteauts muAt ther real With p nal
1e.Ipticn Of sme!vs; pacs II reatjenee. End rt~t
c,3tsss Of rrIxl bit th+ length Of tfu.r they
have ben ia the Coel osltes aud rae and occupas1n
No app pcA"ns wuth rped u sxcsp' those vita .ht u
are sui Is red but all viii be eor1i Erd
\. Atsc " .ns ai- Personal Applications Al tho agency
viii mt b. le<rlsta-
Chicago, t.btu ~ 18th. s6o. tctl.t63
, 1860-02-21

TUE lBLAsEr Lopox.-The dedication OF tue
Hall, Metropolitan Block, takes place to NOR
row afternoon at o'clock, concluding with
bunquct and ball at the Briggs House in the
, 1860-02-21

MILITARY -Cz1xpaArios OF NAsn1ScFoSa
BrnrnpAr.-The Chicago Light Guard, Captain
Marsh, Light Drasoons. Capt. Barker, Mont
xomcry Guards, Capt. G1eesou, Shields Guards,
Cant. Mulligan, and the Emmet Guards. capt.
wals,, will parade on the ead inst. Tie IT, 8
Zouaye Cadets will also turn out, leaving their
rooms at two o'clock p. II.
, 1860-02-21

Tue wEA1uEn.-3esterday was sight draft
Oh March at thirty days, doing ei.her much
credit It was altogether mild, beautiful aud
sunny day, little trying to pedestrians, but It
availcd nothing, in keeping any ut home. All
day long the streets we're thronged with lar
shopncrS,
, 1860-02-21

"AprEnT,srR" KED1y1yrs.-The new weekly
devoted to Union.saviny politics made its ap~
pcarauce yesterday, the Chicago Ondo", Will
Alfred Dutch, Esq, at the helm. It is to be~
come daily. if Union saving is sufficiently pro-
titablc. 1t is large-sized, good looking sheet
, 1860-02-21

SLoASs Free LEc1rars.-This excellent
course Of free lectures appenr to increase in in
tcrest, each eveuing aGardiug new and pro'lta'
b1e entertainment. Tue lastf delivered By Or.
;sma!l, was beautifully written, well delivered,
and abounded in valuable knowledge. The lee
ture on Moral Power" this evening, we are
sure, will provea great trent. Rev. Mr. Bishop,
ofSt Johns Church, i'll this city, is'an eloquent
sneaker. This lecture has been greatly COM
mended By all who hare heard 1t. Wcbespeak
for the Reverend gentleman full house.
, 1860-02-21

HAprzR's FOE AARcu-Sorris & Hyde, No.
100 Dearborn, street have Harpefs Magazine
for March.
, 1860-02-21

posrrr AND GrxSAsT1cs.-Melrille #. Fuller,
Esq, will read his Poem Borrowed Light"
this evening, before the Young Mems Associa-
tion--and re have only 10 remind our readers
Of this to secure crowded house at Metropolis
tan Hall.
Rev. T. y. uigginson will lecture on Thurs
day evening, Oh G gymnastics or Physical Culture.
We are informed that 3ir. Fulles's poem is
humorous, and NC know that there is nothing
50 health-giving rs good laugh and exercise.
Go and henr Mr. Fuller and Nr. Higginson.
, 1860-02-21
Coughs: Coughs. Coughs
Colds! Colds. Cul<lSs
Browns Bronchial Troc1es!!
Browns Bronchial 1roches !!

'TEOClIES.
TROCuE.
1EOCHES.
TRoCuE
'TROcuN.
|TG0GuE8.
!TEOCnH.
|rRoenH.
|rR0tHH
iTn0CuTS.
}1Roeun
|TR0CuE8
.|TRO[uN.
|rRoenN-
'tTE0ChE-
,tTR0cuEg.
}TR0CuE-
>sTE0CHES.
ETR0CuES.
}rRoeHEs-
, 1860-02-21
1soar1t1lg.

oUW|UEN3s
pOAKD1NG-Two or three gen.
- tie1ea with tnelr wives be ~modsted with
bat ruo:ns- Also. lew dry b;asd* snted a:
vi Nonru- s.Ie1t, foot VI Dcasaurn fei6t63 Nv
BOARDING - Desirable unfur-
IL n'shrta trout rnoms. with h"ari nay now te oh
bu4fters ~aate3- ftl3x4w
, 1860-02-21

Ttxru WARD TEMPERANCE LEGION will be ad-
dressed by Rev. Mr. .Collyer, ut the "foster
Mission House," on Jefferson street. near Folk,
ou this {Tuesday) evening, ut II o'clock.
Mr.. ColIycr is erfphaticalty The poor mans
jriead, and is devoting hts energies to the ad~
vanceuent Of their welfare, and we bespsak for
him Il large and attentive audience, especially
of the class be is seeking TO benefit.
, 1860-02-21

TOl: SALE-Stock Of Groceries
l. vel selected together with txtu.es aud le*c q
stoFe fE sae cheap In tusins part o' uo
city. Tefn& plrt ent p%aac III appfJvft p1pe:-
Address poI Ills th.cu11 post Ollie. iellb&als-1w
, 1860-02-21
TIL e CITY.


r. REPUHLICAN CITY TICK EFT.
For Msyor-JOuS WENTWORTH.
For Treasurer-A. HARVEY.
For AttorneJ-JOHN LYLE KING.
For Collector-JOHN RABER.
For Marshal--IVER LAWSON.
For Surveyor-GE0RGE WILSON.
STREET COMMISSIONERS.
Sou,h Dlvlslon-PETER WOLF.
Nc1.h Dsvislon- GEORGE KKEnR.
WIS. Dy1sion-NM. II. DUNN.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-03-13
From Mexico. Texas. Ao.

NEW ORLEANS, March 12.-From Vera
Cruz we hear that Mramon had reached Sar
Juan, and was three leagues from Vera Cruz
on the I'd inst, threatening that city and AL
varado.
The Austin (Texas) Intelligencer publishes
official dispatches between Gov. Houston and
Secretary Floyd. Gov. Houston writes, Feb
l3:-'1 have used all necessary caution and
prudence, and may now act upon the facts be.
fore me, unless prompt measures are adopted
by the federal government. Circumstances
will impel Texas to adopt the course she de.
sires to avoid She may not only resist, but
adopt means to prevent recurrence of out.
RACES" &C.
Secretary Floyd replied on the 28th that
immediate action will be taken by the gov.
ernment, and able officers dispatched to take
command OF the department of Texas a
strong reinforcement will also be sent as soon
as the season allows"
Gov. HOnston has also sent dispatch to
Col McCulloch, saying that there will be stir
ring times on the Rio Grande ere long.
At Houston, on the 10th ult., two squares
were destroyed by fire. Loss $275,000.
A grave and serious difficulty has occurred
between the American and Mexican settlers
at Messilla, Arizona. Several have been killed
on both sides. The Mexicans outnumbered
the Americans, and were surrounding them.
They had sent to Fort Fillmore for assistance.