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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-01-17

HEELISG, VA.
rs PREPARED WITH PROBABLY THE MOST
extensive Stock Of goods, il the Hat line ever sx-
hibited ia this market.
THE LEDGER HAT,
Now the great leading Hat for Young Gentlemen,
have in every variety Of color, quality End .iee, the
MOLEsKIN DRESS & CASHMERE HAT.
OF my manufacture aud Of IlIe mot celSbyAted
manufactures Of NGW York and Philadelphia 4 the
very latest style and fines; quality: TIE S6Fr FsEScH
FELT HATS, Uf the varieties Of shapes qualities ani
THE SAXONY WOOL HATS.
soft French. made Of ,O finest American Spanish
and SaxVhy Wo0ls.
MEMS AND BOYS CAPS,
Cloth Cashmere, Plus! aud Glazed, from tue lowest
pg!cS 10 tbs finest.
CHfLDEEN'S HATS AND CARS.
Beautifully md richly trimmed just imported from
Paris.
From my long experience in nanufic;uriEe. and
the have taken ia selecting us stock Is gllsr-
purchasers that tieV to suited with the
lest of goods. AID at tbs lowest price,.
sepS :. AVERY. lag Slain street.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-01-17
Scales.
P. c. HILDRETH & BRO,
NOS SIaiu-Sfrcct.

Wheeling, Y n
TT a.sCSTS ToE I:nEvT-- IHPEoNED WEIGH
in -c2ss. II,y aud Ca,-ie >c7i~s- Portable DROP
Lever and Dormant WsTcnoE-e .eaies FIRM -" I"
55ar
VEeIxT1 STATE AcrirrrTrrtr FtIE. PETrEFrrLe,
NaT. :. 1S=S. \ hTrF 685-- IipHTce sssrcti ~ tie
Virginia Sac Agricultural S@r-ty- 1hese scales
have H0en inL-n4Issi IN N--lI5a hut two weeks IN
lri-Fl ,.r tley have Tcrs=C TTTsT Glass EIFfcS4
aui rwn TrE-T GAS 'IsEsIs- arH ,Tpr5Ees. nd
lsrs..'nsn:0I iy nj! rio Lave e&ag.!Ied Them Call
a-.i sro -tl-nI ~
Z { If:LpaETEi L PROS JS 3tain s.
sE=22:9-l'w y
CHAS. W. GRAHAM,
,zVccEss0E 10 -ss:G, TtsS-F-1
THE I -vnEESTCIS n WOULD TSFOEN THE CIT
iIeE. of Wheeling and viei7ity that hzEirs FuT-
s!l.sr1 tie Trsg -nd Iresc-IJtru St-Ee. flTmsT!y
.vucd Nv Dr. Jare- Tanner. he = ~ co;:t:s 10 earIE
N the Drug business II ali i's t:a1che5 lie mot -e-
.ecIy rolicitg continuance u go pubic patronage
which has hcrrff=A fS.u - literally extended te-
wa-i5 tlffs ola ard v eli knoEr bIish1rent.
II viii 10 h. ~ ''HI c=cTythinE = the T'ire%e
Kind sn6 the lowest Tr~H Essiiv 10 p fund n
well furnished IIuc eS-ahli-bnirTf-
Pras~srflTs .--sfi, .-r..aursizd fr0m the prslest
If Sir.4;c:rrs CHARLES " f'I1AHAN
S- 81 r-- Main A.. Y sIEtrr STE
r-lh=0 CE%TrE - IlETLIStT-
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-01-17
Piano FOrtes.
A. II. GALE & co.

Take pleasure il inviting yae attention
= - II Artists AmlteuFs- 1ui the Public
y II n trcueraiIy. Ia their NEW SCALE Pt
i < u JANO FORTE, inst introduced. The
growing desire fora Square Piano Forte that .aii af-
pr7cll tho rand IN volume of -uTii and 1T the ATne
time avoid the urglinIy apr earanre of t1t tlresaT-
rerei in trumrnf, directed our energies - the rl-
ton u such lsitsTttua'. ,i''T ;"!i 7 rcT7re; anu
We submit H.. re-Ilt without fear ofCu:! !ciI:nn.
E-NHr Pianpr are AL guaranteed q I'VE ou'ire-'t-
isacl!ou. F;lc5i.cr ordered frcr irsc: "- ='t hy
auy uUr agents throughout tho country: aud No 50
lict continuance "f that patronage wiir we have
A. II. GALE ( CO.
ic2a, '59-lv I05 East Twelfth -. NY.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-01-17
EXTRACTS FROM oUn MAILS.
LEIGH HUNT.

The London correspondent of the SPIRIT
Of tie Times gives the following sketch Of
the personal appearance OF thelAtc author:
Leigh Hunt was tall rather than other
wisc-ive feet ten inches and n half
when measured for the ST. Jamcss Volun-
tccrs; though, in common with men whose
length is i'll the body rather than the leg
his height diminished he advanced in
life. He Was remarkably straight and up
right in his carriage, with Il short, firm
step, and cheerful, almost dashing APP
proach. smiling, breathing and making his
voice heard in little inarticulate cjacUla-
tious Is lie net II friend, in an irrcpvcssblc
satisfaction AT the encounter, that not ur-
frequently conveyed high qualification to
the urriycr who Was thu, greeted. lie
had straight black hair, which nc wore
parted in the ceptree; Il dark but not pale
complexion: features compounded between
length and a certain irrcguarity OF Ont
line. characteristic of the American mould:
black eyebrows, firmly marking TIE edge
of brow over which was Il siugularly
upright, Hat, white forehead. and under
which bcamcdu pair of eyes dark, brilliant,
rejecting. gay and kind, with Il certain
look Of oLscrvHnt humor that suggested
al idea OF what is called s!yncss when it
is applied to children or girls; for he had
not the aspect given to him i'll one OF his
portraits, OF which he said that the fellow
looked as if lie had stolen q tankurl. lie
had Z head massive and tall. and larger
than most mems Byron shelley and
Kc..tS wore hats which he could not pat
on; but it was not out OF prnp"rtion 10 the
figure, its outline being peculiarly smooth
and devoid of bumps. His upper lip
was long, his mouth large and hard i'll the
flesh: hi, chin retrcatug and gentle Ike Il
woman 5. His sloping shoulders, not very
wide. almost concealed cha-"mpie Iropor-
tiOn> OF his chest: though that was vi :!
compass which not every pair Of arms
could span. Nature had gifted him with
an intense dramatic perception an c%qui-
quisitc car for music. and ~ voice OF cx-
traordin"ry compass power ticXihiiity a"d
beauty. 1t extended from bclow the
line to the T sharp above.
, 1860-01-03

The telegraph brings US nothing now coll
ceruins tue expected duel between Mr. Branch
Of S. c., and Mr.. Grow Of Ia, hence we take
it for granted that tho interrostion Of tho po-
lice tor the prevention u the fight, is deemed
by each party equivalent to a compromise and
:. settlement. Now, as i'll tic case Of Bully
Bru,ks and Buriingamc, VIC shall bo bored
wi Il an iutcrmiuable correspondence, :ccuEa-
tory, explanatory utd con'aeinnatoFy, i'll liking
the responsibility Of letting The cat I'll. of the
lag, and spoiinga as fair chance for "a bit oi
fun us ever gladdcncd All hisl,rna,ls Leart III
Donnybrook.
Mr. Grows friends ot tic West will regret
TINT he las humiliate.l himself l,y accepting i
challenge to ,nortal combat. II assaulted lie is
expected to light as becomes 81 Republican; !;
but :hcrc is nothing in our party creed or poll
cy which even remotely recognizes tic codt
duello: a,,d VIC regret &:lat Grow has given it
lis sanction.
, 1860-01-03
39rraa & Grilhtt11e
rut, xENTUCKY OF TO-DAY.

rut, xESrUC11X L OF TODAY.
We're 1Iourv Clay alive, his humiliation on
account Of what is now passing in kentuekEE'
wou1d lo more 1ainfu1 than thousand deaths.
be teg. days ago the Legislature OF TINT State
-1ected 10 the {. S. Senate man Who III re;
turning shauks for that honor, proclaimed
slavery to be the common law Of t1is country
that the Federal Constitution carries 1t
wherever it is not expressly prohibited from
going by State laws, and that is tue duty Of
Congress to enact u slave code to enforce their
Constitutional guarantee. Who does not rc'
member the scornfnl and indignant protest Of
Clay against this infamous doctrine When It
was first declared BY Calhoun in the United
States Senate. But scarcely had the echo oi
lis depunciation died away before his own seat
is filled by man whose most prominent merit
in the eyes Of the Legislature is that lie cor
dially endorses the Calhoun heresy.,
Willie living no ,uan more freely avowcd
the belief that slavery is u uor:l social and
political evil, than Henry clny-no one could
be more earnestly in favor Of gradual cruancl~
patton where it exists, or moro opposed 70 us
extension into new territory. But scarcely
were his bones placed beneath the sod before
4 large number Of the most loyal and valuable
citizens Of Kentucky, for holding the doctrines
on the subjects which he had held and de-
Tended, arc driven from their homes and
from their native State, by th1cats Of mob
violence. Had Henry Clay been told that
within so short a time after Ills death,
respectable citizens Of Kentucky would bc
compelled 10 seek safety in other States for
such cause, and that Il Governor Of Kentucky
would refuse them protection against tho vlo-
1ence Of a fauaticsl 1no' with what indigna-
ton would lie have repelled The prophecy as a
libel upon the fame and houor Of the statc 1ic
loved 10 well, aud which hc had served go
G.itldully and 20 long. But Henry Clay is
dead, nnd modern Democracy has done that
whc1, it could not do while he livcd-de-
baucnel the people Of Kentucky: and one d
the results is the Madison County expulsion
We're lie still alive, either Rogers and Hanson
uud their associates would bc safo Oh Kentucky
soll, or tho "Grcat Commoner would be
sharing their exile with them.
, 1860-01-03

The foreign news is Of uursr:l interest aud
importance. We learn by it that Count Ca
YOUR. the stal,,,cA friend Of Canstltationalisn..
and the enemy Of. the Paral prctens7ons, is to
be the representative Of Sardinia in the ar~
proacling European Congress- fact Which
will give renewed hope and courage to the
friends OF free Italy: We arc told also that
the Emperor Of Austria has decided upon act
i've measures for the punishment Of a great po-
litical party in Hungary. headed lv Influential
mobiles and gentlemen, for offences committed
during the Italian war. That is job that
may open the door to half dozen or more ut''
dertakings, each more difficult than lts antoce'
dent. Let us wait and sec what will como o
the EMPEROR newborn resolution.
, 1860-01-03
Few Plain Questions to tho south.
IL, A.o&.sS- S-..s1IE 4os4


!, 10 the southcrn !S.Ates seriously contesn-
Mate uon-intercoursc with the North, or Sc
ccssiou from the Union, or neither! &
j. In the former case, how long can they do
without the necessarles, the Injuries and the
amenities Of the North; orto speak fguratirely,
ner, how many subsequent meals docs hc usually
!, In the case Of secession froin the Union,
in whnt part Of Christendom would be found n
more feeble nation than the separated South,
without ships, without sailors, without manu-
factories, without white labor or industry, with.
out much money, and with the volcano Of the
black population under their feet:
4, In case Of disruption Of tue Union, to
which side will the frontier States Of MARYLAND,
Delaware, Missouri, 4c., think it most prudent
70 st4ach themselves.
S. What will be the first fruit Of a separation
of the States, unle. it be u assampede Of slnvcs,
a recaptuic, rescue, fight, Il ciril war:
t.. How long can the South carry on such q
war With the disabilities already mentioned, and
with white population Which is now less tllaA
d third q, that Of the Cuion, and will soon be
but Z foufth, sixth, eud eventually a sill
smaller fraction: :.
=. How much courageis il there iu " chiralry'
which selects for its assault HI unarlncd mud un'
aagpecting yictim, like: Summer. and which; i.
fanatics till lis done for them by United State:
marineBf -. -!
5. If it took Virginia two days to captur
John Brown and his twenty unframed ".vaga
bonds" as they are called at the South, ao'
long will it take to conquer the State OF Se'
York! .., :-..'ef.
q. Titcost the Emperor Of Austria some hun
dred millions, and part Of his dominions, t
caHy on 4 few mouths war with France, ,tho'
long will Bouth Carolina be able to wage wa
*xith her appropriation OF $20o: o:o00. =. !
70. u the alliance Of foreign power TO b
preferzsi to the more natural alliance bf .cour
<xymen. kindred and friends7 Is 4 colonia] d
Pendense o. Great Britain, like that'whieh ou
fathers split their blood to sever, more desiF'
biz than constitutional government Of nj
3oraty oi the pcop}cs Or would Marshal Peli
aast make more acceptable C4oFeeaot<H Il
6outh than legally elected Republican fret
dsnt2 -. i
II. is not the bluster aud braYado abo
, 1860-01-03

Th,rcdar oaJ T,r, e.,., ro.ou .a..- .e
o linaSaa5 & ; m ""Istors house, corner OF
ioau ,at aEu taSame s'Fee' 'oss :''' la-
rs;'ss,e 1a.ie e, -, i'Geuu'sff. 1af -,
ttiuus, S4ta.-iennss!snnia house Ho t'o
IN 3'u1cu street; loss *4oo; insured; detee'
'''e nue. Val
Gu I ien' ~ eo1,' aau u"snns uouse: -Noen
a.a 4oo' S'o'-' "uee soV'' oc'ee'ne
a1G: .o.., .u.,
I've. Meapesuay: ' ,mes1ean ~: ; Motei, JACKSON
S;sect' s;s' 'osS e'''''' insurance s1'ooo; ncen-
ula's'
JULY.
Friday, 1st.-House No. 129, Huron street,
sl0o; dslectlye hqe:
Jackson; loss, $500; insured; eaught from
boiler turnance.
Tuesday, 5th.-Several fires as follows: No.
lss Randolph street: loss, S4,5o0; insurance
$4,000; dsfecti'o lue: Vacant house on Car
rul street; less, 200; incendlary. Lumber
$1.uo1; incendiary-
Friday, sth.-Ilouse Of i'll fams, Dearborn
street; loss, Il $50; insurance, $l,7oo; incen-
diary. False alarm the same night.
SUNDAY, 1o!h1lisgss, corner na1s,esd 5:: md
Nather streets; loss S3OU: caught from stove.
Wednesday, i3tL-Lumber pile, corner Hal
sted and Aather streets; loss tlVo.
Same day-A RI" OF houses on Jackson st.,
were lired, but soon put out.
Wednesday, 29th-llouse, on North ST., loss
$lOO; lncehulafy.
Thursday, a1st-Goods in window Of Ross
store, caught from gas burner; loss. So.
Friday, 22d-Ihree buildings Nos: s12-2I5
State street near Van Buren,; loss s. 900, to
several tenants und owners OF dwellings, and
stores. Defective tlue-
Tuesday, .Gth-lllinois Central waste house;
loss trid!ng. ..
Saturday, 30th--House corner Walcott md
h,eko1y s.ree1f .oss ?v De!eet'e ,eret mae s.oo
,,.an,an "' ,'nI1r l,rr1,ad w AVN. Ao's @''0'
woman oaol5 ou1neu. ,.
AUGUST.
Monday, lst.-iiouse 3s North Franklin street
aud three barns; loss, ,eaoo; insurance, SaV IN
cendiary.
Thursday, 4th.-ShaMrock saloon, Clark
street; loss, 200; incen.liary.
Wednesday, l0;h:-Block Of wooden build
! lngs, Nos. 6?-75 Blue Island Avenue; loss,
| $l50o; INSURANCE, *l1oo; 1ncendlaEy:
| Same day.-House 81 West Washington
street; loss, 5000; insurance, S100; defecl'Te
aue.
| Monday, 15th..Nagdalen Asylum. corner
Market aud Division streets; loss, S250o; ln'
cendiary. :.
| Same day.-House, Jackson street; loss,
5000; insured:
Tueiday, 1Gth.-1louse corner Of Union md
Third streets; loss, $500; insured; lncendlaFy
, 1860-01-03
AILTALK AND NO CIDER.

Mr.. Morris OF Illinois las been saying brave
words, in tile House, ut tho expense Of Old
Buck aud lis Illinois laui.es, and in defence
Of tho "grcat principle" which its author has
abandoned. Tomorrow wl:cu Mr.. Morris
CONES to yotc, his voice and Influence will he
given for any Lecomlton'lc who will claim
them: and Tomorrow night when the Ie-
con,ptoni,os and Dis,,nionsts get together to
arrange anew or endorse again The programme
Of tho fight, Mr: Norris will be among them
binding himself by their decisions to what
ever treason they may choose to commit
Bah! II Mr. Morris means anything, let hin
stop his gabble and begin voting against til.
rascals who have called forth his indlgnnn
speech! If he is sincere, he will do it.
, 1860-01-03
Chicago. PRESS AND TRiBUAE,
m..13 lFOR THE YEAR lsC0.; I'll. -
$500 ------'-..-:---
Lsrofsdf to -s.stes. C0mnsrrer, I'0{ftfes. -Ss-
rteuffurs, .ars. Science, and Ltffrni"Ts.

h E..4 d..
,;.-:----1= ;;.5@7---. -S@7--.
HeFotsato -sxNf' tom"sffff. f.1.e5s .ss-
's .1''' 7''f"ff = an"
11a u+rrrry rprsS 4<n rRtpr-xE !. . 1,rca
tr,tcl.4. western Hew.n,reT nu,,s+d every rurr.pAr
Mors1sa 1ttx n1frd with y,u..e and entertaining nat
II, rren,-ad ev7re.*1r Nv we-r ,c,d.r, If. Eto-{.,
ae,i reo,on.,v Win ali tb4 ,o,c, of the tm.4 ard It
otfr ,dvnc,ta6 ,ho,e +eer,re, ard n4nesnle1 deemed
rn<t r,,c,trd :, rrnaae t.e cpn4, re1,,r.. In nes
md dir os sheet. souu, and freshues, Of .u,exeace
v,re+v md .,r. of 7tor,4.o. f1,rcs. .na .rr,,r,e
NJ com.s,, s.:er and In xh..eve. e,.s roes to make
~, Fr.t c.s. NJ ,n,ner we challenge couDarscu with
anv other ,ou,ax East o. West.
eEsE141 cos7rS7s-
The Literary and Miscellaneous matter ffefaseo VIII
avev to making tie paper welcome Family StatoE' COM
blntng the agreeable aad useful
AconAderole amount space Is deTosedto matters rer
ta!nnk 10 Agriculture. such publishing reports Of Fairs
and fncit growers prospects and
sat.scE for farm use. and III Other
things OF general uieses:to fatMers.
1very Issue ofis piper eottans condensed Eesew OF
the week Including the leading events happening IN En-
rope sad the Cn!ted Safes and the rest OFT world
Geata5or and care expended on the Market Etportt
The quotations Of gran cattle hos< poultry seGetao1ef
lumber ETC. as more taaa repay Lie seaAes hs AUD
sfption price, - c,,.z...
u aeAS-a-oA' 4' " - - -,
"" appfH AM Ae -. go.
oe paoAsnsu ~ 'un. .as ~ s
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49,, w..t.~, ,,,o,v ,,n ,5,,,1 tn L. ,,;,t,
wa '@'~@ 's
po, ,r,c,1 1Seurs
49, -, J.. ,,.
=, -. .ns-,... ror,.. ~. ~, tt,t viii
IN '1e 4'A1'. '. eA - n-..,,...
witness. VIC tn the election OF he2aan f1esoenH
Il tdutnnh Neput{can r{incipsS. The
, 1860-01-03

southern secession growing ralncr stale topic.
peculiar TO noisy politicians and hair Drained
journalists, which the sensible aud conservative
portion nf southern people know to 10 foolish
and would prefer to have cease?
IL. DO not the people Of the North, few &C.
centric Abolitsnnists excepted, respect tue co.,
ssisu.ionaf rights Of the South-are they not
bound to tllepl BY tics of consauguinity and Of
itlteres-do they not feel and admit thnt slave
IS. rs it uow exists within the Southern States,
is no concern Of fthelrs-that present emancipa-
4ion is not to be expected, and tint the Sontl,
must work ont tie problem, Of sluyery for them
sclvcsy
rs. Thirty or fttr rears hence, what Hafcty
will there be to the South, except in the orotcc'
ton of Il strong government like tlat Of the
United States.
, 1860-01-03

- The Port Huron Press tells agood joke
upon the managers Of the Grand Trunk Hail.
road. They desired large number Of axes, but
having no faith in Yankee manufactures, got
"scientiGc man" to invent pattern Of the axes
required, aud sent to England to have the same
made. In due time two thousand five hnndrcd
axes were sent to Canada, but not ou' Of Mt'
4choIe numJ+r lad a lolt to rtc.ir~ tie Azndle.'
, 1860-01-03

Fouxn DEAD.-Abeut three weeks since Cyrus
1so'les. a Quaker gentleman, near 40 years of
aye, living in Guthrie county, took a load Of
home stopped over night at house in Eagle
vile, Gentry county, Mo. In the morning =
Young man, ncighbor of his, who went with
him from Guthrie county-weDt to his room to
awaken lin, md was hstonished 10 find him
dead. lie was lying on his bed, and must hare
died while asleep. He was buried ut Eagteville.'
- -Nihtersft (Ioara1 .NddisohiaA.
, 1860-01-03
THE CITY
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PR1cE-Singlo copy, in wrapper, s cents
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, 1860-01-03

tIFsom Tic H.c1s'noad Enquirer. Dec. 81
Reliable information hnying been received
that about one hundred and fifty Southern stu
dents designed leaving the New York Medical
Colleges IT, unite with the llichnsnnd Medical
Colleges. tile City Council held a called meeting
yesterday, and, BY a vote Of ten to two, (the
two opponents being. strange to suy, ntdicdl
*aen,) authorized the sum of $5,0Uo to be placed
under the control Of committee Of the Coun-
Gil, to meet all necessary expenses thai may be
incurred by the said students in leaving New
York aud entering the Medical Cullege here. It
having been ascertained that there are Difficult:
ties il lodging and boarding this additional
number Of students, it has been suggested that
the old .: Union," (now the United Stltcs
HOTEL on Main street, be temporarily used for
the purpose. i 49,.
, 1860-01-03

In the Annual Review which sppeared in our
columns yesterday, By some nlishnp the line
showing the Deef packed ly Messrs. Cragin L
Co., was dropped. We supply the table this
morning corrected:
, 1860-01-03

The fire took about halt-pnst O'Clock, in a
frame stable occupied By. F. Nchring { Co.. ice
ness with lighted pipe or cigar. i ragged
furious1y for ten hours, leyeling everything be-
fore it. Dv about O'Clock in tue morning its
fury was spent, owing to the almost superhu-
man efforts Of tho tire department. Six horses
were burned, among which were several very
valuable ones, brought here TO be exhibited ut
the United ststes Fair, then in progress. The
CITY was crowded with strangers, WHO establish
ed themselves in masses in the vicinity Of the
ire. Tue light Of the fire was plainly visible ut
q distance OF forty miles:
Monday, 1eth.-- No: 50? Polk street frame
tircly destroyed. together with some adjoining
buildings; loss, $1.soo: incendiary.
"wednesday, nlst-Two houses and barn
corner Of Morgan and Polk streets loss, e ,ia5;
insurance, Sl,601; incendiary.
Same dsE-CaTner Of Blue Island ayenue and
nrcss Of John alcCa1ery, md consumed some
hundred tons Of hay aud two adjoining dwell
ings~ 80. ..
North Clark aud Chestnut streets; loss, a,6ee
OCTOBER.
Monday, 3d.-Troutman's Saloon, corner Of
| Oak md Grove streets; loss, $500; incendiary.
Tuesday, 3th.-Four buildings Nos. l45-15l
Randolph street; loss, $4,000; insurance,
l..VVi 1neenoiars'
Inutsaas, ".n.IIn'co - ~ a: Enem1eat 1 Norks'
lanr mt'es soHtu o' t1e wy, s.ease1sl!e: loss'
$1,000; insurance; saa'v; caught from furnace;
man 9aalf -.h 1nfhfn. ill., z,s 1y,h,., ,...
$500; struck BY lightning:
Al .0ao: Insurance, Il 900; inccndiary.
Tuesday, 1sth.-Dal1ard's planning mill, cor.
ncr Of Van Buren, aud Market streets; loss
II .otI: insured inccudtary.
Saturday aad,-uousc Harding Place. loss
s15n. children n]ayin,, with motrhea {1ousI
g., St,tc strect sl:plt injury. flu;d Ia,nn
sunday osd.-Tea store. 10. IS Randolph
street: ioss. - 500: inccndiary. Also honse
Federnl street: loss, 800: inceudiury.
1eus'AA S'' 49,, ,,r.n,a
so' -@AAA'
Thursday, 10th.-Gymnaslum OF the Chicago
Turuverein, on Union street; $70o.
Friday: 14th.-Globo Hotel. Nos. 49. 81, $
and 70 hlnz'e stfeet. Inc hre originated II
$3.3o0-
, Thursday, 1sth.-uouse, ClybouFne avenue
. loss, e. 81; insurance, $500; unknown.
. Monday, Distributing corner Of Clark an
: Madison streets; loss, $500; insurance, 400
j lnceE1'ary;
G Friday, soth.-Honse slightly burned on D
3 VISION StIeet " seApl9sion Oh eanphene lamp
= one chfla burned 70 death, anu three others II
luced.
= sheep-skin tannery ut stone quar7v, on We
, 1860-01-03

- We made slip Of the pen. The Rich
nonL House hop takes place tonight. Those
who hoped last night did not do it there.
Thesc soirecs arc among lie most brilliant o(
1he season,
, 1860-01-03

r. Capt. Raymond, Of the Fire BriEade,has
just issued an admirably well prepared report
Of tue lsrigulc for the year.
, 1860-01-03
LsncsSr AT A BAlL,-A man named Thomas

1.aRckSr At 4 BAlL.-A man named Thomas
l'onnelly was examined yesterday afternoon
and held 10 bail by Justice Millikcn, charged
with ilsc larceny Of two overcoats from Suther-
1and l. Gould's Riding Gallery, few nights
since, on the occasion Of late dance ut that
place. The reasons drawn from the weatlcr
were cogcnt enough why man should want
oyercoats, but that does not effect the imnorali-
II Of hooking them. lie was committed in de-
fuult of $500 bonds.
, 1860-01-03

~ The old and we'll known firm of .Sattcr-
Ice, Cook i Co., has been succccded by &. G.
Cook 4 CO., who, as will be seen elsewhere, will
continue the wholesale grocery business ut their
former ssore. N. l.. Sattcrlcc aud Samuel
Faulkner retire from tle firm.
, 1860-01-03

l,scAuf-Jolln Hill and Margaret. woman
claiming to be his wife, were brought before
Justice Akin in yesterdays Police Court
charged with adultery. They were held to bail
l.,
, 1860-01-03

WAS7Ep.-Iuformntio is wanted ut tho City
Marshal's Office Of nun named Bean, WHO Ind
his pocket picked in u saloon Of pnwn-tieket
for watch, about the e2d Of December. Mr..
Dean will hear something 10 Ills advantage as
above.
, 1860-01-03

- Remember tLc lecture Of tho Commercial
College Course in Mcssrs. bryant Bell 4 STRAIT
toms Hall, in harmon l1lock, this evening, by
Prof. Edwards of I4eiaont.