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The Grand Haven news. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1858-18??, 1860-02-15

g Stephens, another of Old Browns
confederates, has been found guilty.
The Grand Haven news. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1858-18??, 1860-02-15
FLOUR & FEED STORE

MAY be obtained at the most reasonable
WI ratcs--is in the Milwaukee Hotel Build
ing-two doors West of Wsllace's. Having re-
moved from the Nees Building, my customers
will find mo in my new quarters, happy to re-
ceive their calls, and supply their wants. The
best brand Of Flour ever sold in this market is
for sale only at my store
MOSES EVERETT.
Grand Haven, Jan. "a, 1860. [n56 IF
The Grand Haven news. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1858-18??, 1860-02-15

E% The propeller Cuyahoga, Capt.
WELcn, came into this port last evening,
from Milwaukee, laden with three hun
dred and thirty tons Of general merchan-
disc, pork, flour, &C., which is now being
shipped Eastward by Sthe D.& M. r. R.
The trip has been accomplished with no
difficulty, we are informed, and we can
see nothing at present that need interrupt
regular communication between us and
Milwaukee. The Cayahoga will leave
again tonight.
The vessel which was seen yesterday
off our harbor was bound forWhite Riv-
er and laden with supplies.
The Grand Haven news. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1858-18??, 1860-02-15

rJNHE best four shilling Tea is TO be found at
i CUTLER, WARTS a STEDGMAN'S.
The Grand Haven news. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1858-18??, 1860-02-15

In TIARA young chap in West
field, Chautauqua county, N. Y, under
took TO enter the sleepiug-room of lady
through window. There were three Ia
dies in the apartment, which made his
admission an impossibility. They let the
sash upon his neck so as to hold him
while in terror, and then allowed him
to depart.
The Grand Haven news. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1858-18??, 1860-02-15

PRESBYTERIAN STATIsTIcs.-The syn
od of the Presbyterian Church of this
State was recently held at Ionia. From
the minutes thereof we gather the follow
, 1860-12-12

- The Female Organization is Of.
ten trail ~ that Of stender flower Many OF thu
enter Into marriage relations without being able to
undergo the abos aad trials ct maternity. In this
country taousaad% Of JounE aad beautiful wo1Aa ars
sacrificed every Yesr from this Alone HOSTEL
TERs CELEBRATED STOMACH B1rTEEs Will
rnaoy ct this class from uEtucly sraye Tnis
medicine has been cscd with great benefit by imnen&e
numbers OF penpls throughout the republic, ard the
prorr.etors hare received grateful co.umtn1auons
To I'LL sections Of the country The Rtters VIII ba
found To bs vezy pleasant the tAste tever
Ags, and prompt and powerful In IL s1zect q medL
Gins. II tufnsea new vitality Into the franc. ard
strrnFthens the Whole sTsteru ttat women who
Il enabled to 20 through with 1abors witch, With
ontit would bs e<rt4in 10 PROSTATE them
Sold by Ill dzurxt.n. dctc-.U
, 1860-12-12

Pursuant to notices given from the seye.a
Methodist pulrits on sAbhath, meeting xas
held yesterday, Monday, afternoon, At Clark
Street Church, to devl=e means Of relieyingth
suffering people Of Kansas.
Rev. ". F. Stewart WAS elected Chairman.
The meeting WAS addressed by Judge Amy
and Mr.: Blake, who arc nobly devo:ing their
time to the cause, citing incidents that could
nos fail Of awakening sympathy in the hearts
OF the people.
Dr.: Tiffany made some appropriate remarks,
appealing especially to Christians to exert
themselves to the u-most.
Onmotion, tho following committees were
appointed, two ladies' from each church, to
risit itsscye1al members, soliciting donations.
Carl St.t<t--Mrs. Wheeler, Mrs Jones. Mrs.
Brown. Mn; Bradley, Ms. rriekett;
NJ t.assh sst:d Mcintosh Mrs. chas.
Indiana Strf<t-Nrs. Co.'s Mrs. Moss, Xrs.
Hoit Mrs. Burlisty, Mfa- Cantiue-
Lexrsea &stet:1hf:: , Fowler, Mr.; Poineer.
oa.nS Mira Foley, Irs. Best.
Also, . Committee Of one lady from each
church, to assist in packing the goods re-
ceivcd, to meet At CLARK Street Church, at two
O'Clock, on "Wednesday.
Clark !sEr.St.-Nsk. Jones.
Habash Arenue.-Mss. Mcintosh.
.Jt6trson Etrx<t.-Mss. Walker
Indiana SsreA.-Nrb uult.
D&tplaiaa Srxet-Mrs- shepard.
0axa Ss,ref.-MIs. Brown.
Contributions were rcceived from persons
present.
Voluntary Donations will be gratefully re-
ceiyel ut the Office Of the City Missionary, No
lG Methodist Church Block.
BY order Of the meeting.
H. LOUISE FAHwE1L, Eac'y.
, 1860-12-12

TIE KANSAS NUEAUO0.
Gen. Uarney and tho Missouri Fen.
<lbles ON the Gronno~

fSpeccia1 Correspondence Of the Chicago Tribune
MOUND c.rr, Kanzas, Dee8, 1e60.
The time Las come again when Kansas let
ters will he sought with unusual anxiety.
have only time now for q few brief lines, and
VII first deny, In toto, the ubclous statements
o: Judge Williams, concerning the troublcs i'll
these southern counties. He has rendered
himself ridiculous in the eyes Of the whole
country, anu no rctraetion now made can atone
for his stupid grannyibm. lie has cost Mis-
sonri tens Of thousands of dollnrs, 9th her etatcs
more or lcss, and came near cheating Kansas
ont Of, not only her bread for the suffering,
hut hcr character and reputation for anything
but swindling abroad.
Ills name has alrendy become a reproach in
every circle md by every party. Ws own
Democratic friends around Fl. Scott spare him
no less than others. =
The whole atory Is, three men hare been
nummarily executed By Peoples Court dur
Ing the Inst three weeks. 1t il charged flat
xhey were criminals OF the hlackest dye, who
could not pessluly DO convicted in the Folt
the pcopl- took this course, and 1t Is generally
approved Ey the citizens uf sevcrnl u the i'll
terested counties. Terrific reports at onrr
few over tho wires that brdlam Lad broke
loose In Southern hansas Missouri sends
nearly thousand Kan to protect her border.
The War Department" ordcrs Gen. lIarncy
with all the troops ut three Forts 10 pursue
aud cxtcrminate lhe brigands. at all lazArk1s.
The militia from Missouri have come near
enough to Ifs to get tile fncts. and have hfen
recalled. As Of yorc they march ing1oriously
back again. ii.
Gen. Harncy and his force passed within
nine miles of tlis place Yesterday, going son'h
towards Fort Scott- They will probably &c.
main there duy or two. 10 protect tue land
Office, US they will pretend, when really thgrc
il no more use for them there, than there II
for Judge Williams. The settlers hare good
understanding with tho officers. and neither
Of them want any troola. The sales are. to
commence today.
In this county there arc no men in arms; r.
nothing unusual apparent. Thcir only aston
tshmcut is to rpad the newspaper reports nf
matters In this bcctiun. They regard the Whole
proceeding on the part VI Missouri nnd thc
royernuaclt a5 ludicruuB md laushabae-
fhnusaod armed men coming ut them upon eacl
side. Thtn every man IL At his usual employ
meut. md apy onu Of them will submit to ~
nrreat without any posse if he can have tr1al
anywhere but nj Fort Scott
Int 1 will close by saying, that as samue1
Ayers Of this county starts this morning 1o
Illinois and other Western States, with dat
fniiv enflicicut to Prove lis contradiction; Q
~ Il. rharues ma&6-against him by Jud@
1y;,lia.na. can cordially recommend him Il
ii, WHO want to hear the facts. VIGIL
, 1860-12-12

TIE Anr UNION requests Us to stsie tbst
their exhibition at Hesler's Gallery win In tn
why interfere with Dir. Hcsler's regular buet-
ness. His Gallery being free as usual during
the dny to all wishing TO see him to have ris'
lures frken OF transact any other business
, 1860-12-12

:: Joux B. COUGH or TEarKRAxcx--Wc are
happy to announce that Mr.. Coughs second
/ lecture before Chicago audience this season,
will be delivered on Friday evening next at
Metropolitan Hail.. AL must 80. early who
would Esta teat--: -. -. >s.: 80
p Tickets mar be procured 1t MI the Book and
Music storc., J. r. Reed T. Co.'S, E. l. OLA.
ras, =, Doggett: & Eas.on's,- at. the Reading
Roo1ns- Of ths 7. n c. A., In: the Methodist
Church Bloet, md It Knowles saoe Store m
dit the Hal. hi. lecture is for ths benefit oi
the Young Mtn's Christian Assoelation. !
~ ..
, 1860-12-12

NExr AID NKw.-The new Ladies' and
Geutlemcn's Restaurant Of Acssrs. Smith &
Higgins, Nos. 1:3 and l25 Dearborn street, Is
ono Of the hsndsomest and most agreeable aa-
ditions lately made. to our city CUISINE. The
proprieto1s are both cminently practical men,
understand catering to the public appetite,
and ha1c every appurtcranee to MIKE their
table the most desirable in Chicago. Ladies
| and gentlemen, 60 md sec, taste and believe.
, 1860-12-12

New Years Addrena.
$40 will be paid by il,c carriers Of tho DAILY
TRIBUNE for the best written New Years nd
dress, to be sent In By the e4th Of December
Rejected addresses returned il dssirsd. AG-
drcss G. z. Bn4cKKrT,
Tribune office E}1fr0rn
, 1860-12-12

=. -. y: i ,s.s listed by N elderly gentls%,n.
oIn os1l,a9 ny himself Doctor Powers Of - ealie
county. Inns for the relief
Of 1he xuaaert il K.1sss I'D nne e;tstns
obtaining sos tex a9iaa, of 't9 the Kansss Com
L. s,3;s, be ae,qe e e - Please answer
II 1stbaas. 1oos Haxwz11.
, 1860-12-12

II Closing sales. this day, Of furs and
robes. by anction, thia morning, ut 10 O'Clock,
and afternoon, at halfpast two, when will 10
offered new assortment, which will ba foupd
superior to anything yet offered AL goods
warranted.
, 1860-12-12

robes, by auction, thia morning, ut 10 O'Clock,
and afternoon. at half:past two. when will 10
offered new assortment, which will ba foupd
superior to anythins. get offered. All goods
warranted D.! :.
a.,
CO. ~, esroaas 4t NA'
to tho burnin: Of barn on Sunday mornin.
on Unlisted street. He says the nlarm was
promptly given, and gives high praise to the
Efforts OF Torrent Engine Co. No. 49,
rnr crrn,.u x,o,,-,.c IT.. co.,,
com;1c conccr,s in; M, c,,v If 1,isa Marion
R;rt,.,o nil, ,,roro =, r,-o tr.a+ III, 1o,.,;et
ia nrnpopncna In. ,,,,v ,r,,, bo,. ,,c,.-a, n,-
~ nos.os. ono ~ +1o 49,. r.,-,r,,. .,.,a vo;.,a
,,,onrv s,n,7.-. ~ ,,.f,.. a.. ;-1r,,,a e..
0r.t co,nes ,,.fo-. , r,,.,ro .ra1.,..o ~,
thursday eren,r,, ~ Rev nj, " eo,-
a,,, ,,,s .,,,.,t,.+ ~ ..r,.1 ,1.,,,, x,,,..a :,
mr. co,,r.-+ roo,,.
cnnnactoa .r;.h r1.;,rChn,,h,o ,otE.r - s,,,.as;,,
,,,..,.- ,,,,, s,r e.. =. ~. NJ, ~. ,r.-s..
..a T.:s.- - 49, 80. -. 20 -.
Tn.-.,e~-;,, a...o sse...s.".-.. ~ -. .,,,.S.s
ho,,, d,v .nd .,an,a. E,,,v n-;o,o- ,r;,1e
oqcr.d for s,,c-o r,ra onnortnn;tv IN ,,rr.
. ,,sa cbri.t,n,s and H.w rc,r,. nrcsc,,.. and
nn. ,,nd ~ r,nrs,o u,,, or,,,r1 +nn oc.ati,,
o..,, .1an;,a RI. ,.a;ae ~, s,,.r, ~, ,,.;,.
- .t;s nts-.o:.ss.,. -,as.as. - -,
~, 4A4-Ae '.A4' ,,NlMs,, A. -! t s,r ..
@Ae 1''t~' ~ @''|1-- ---- ~ ~
THE CHICAGO Art US1os D1sra1nr71oS.-
, 1860-12-12
Kansas Acknowledgements.

Kunsas Acknowledgement
EeesiEed sincs my last report q December
4th, from Relief COMMITTEES, Mi-hawauka,
Ind; $st5o, lens discount on S&oo uneuF-
From Relief Committee: Ktposhs, ri; -: So M
- - kalamazoo. Mich G535
Ninpok3, Ill go. GU-W
~ hrodhead. Ws.- 163
-" Cleveland, Ohio,
les d1se2unt On 800 1ne11zent;- -.:.-.,. 15a,6o
Thanksgiving donation. und.on, Iewauea
canni5. Aich.,. sGI.7i. less discount On
Thanksgiving donation, Plrst Baptist
rhanEss sivins Sons suon t Of dti1ens II Dci:
paie, Ind. $31. less & coantesfcit...-.. 37.01
Thanksglslns ,l asn 'non Of churches Of ..ro
rhsnt:si1ns donation. staitviiie, ieiIi '
75;as;ei1iag doaatioa Of eaufehe. in ~ -.
ThanE giving donation Of Locust and ~
EuSle Street Churches, Evansville. Ind,
$aJ:eo, less discount on $40 uneurEent.. 1890
Ihauk-.tr!n. collection At lifltsdafe. Mich. 1885
Bloomington, iii ..... ................ ~ 80 ks.e6
From y Mcdonnell. Iowa Gity. Iowa. 81:
Fron1 Geo. Ingalls,, - t:hics:-o. % - 1915 SIS
From Knfns Ga,u, chtsaggo L09
Prom Cleo: nntchin., pasler r. O., :Ixa-
d0lph county, Ind. ..-.... ............ 1.OU
From Alanson wi'co1, Monee. WIN eoun-
From 4. Woodrus. Bain6fiidise. '::f;iai Bsatirn '
county, Mich. Observation-Disclosures. 500
From ]: IL Cooper: Pcoria, iu ............ aW
.I.om I citizens Of ssillman, oclc cour'y.
From eiilzens of Rockford, M, 3ls5i;. WV
les discount on 80 uDcur1eot. 1si&7
Ftom nS', Relisf 81; =, comantttee; Huron eountE,
rrem Reisf Committee, GAINESVILLE. Wi,. w.
500, le;s diseount On I'll nncu reut...: o'.:o
pn1f rF s1$ IT,.
, 1860-12-12

akxrx,a,-Dec. 10 The steamboat Flying
Cond: II Rev Orleans; from st. Logl.' ~ r.
hurosd to tha waters edSe hst n'cn! Ae
ives lost, ,..~t -. .
, 1860-12-12
Gbitagn Griibutte<
WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 12, 1et;,

ETTo Mail Subscribers. LE1
The date On tbs slip On which your name Is
printed. tells when your subscription runs oat.
E&ap m eve on 1t.
, 1860-12-12

:: Esd or In IxHBR1ArE.- msn well known:
about town u. .Bil}y Buttons, shualed of this
mortal coil Il Hopgh's Packing House, from
an stack OF ssasia q t,otu, on Aonday night =
, 1860-12-12

The receipts Of Hogs, live and dressed,
during the past week, amounted 10 17,Css2,
against $3.50 received the previous week,
md e9,5s4 during the corresponding week
in 1850. The total receipts Of Hogs, live
mud dressed, from the 1st Of November till
datc for four Eears. comnarc rs follows:
, 1860-12-12
For DENVER CITT.

And all parts o. tho Gold Eegtons We would al.o
.sE Tho stse nsna Of customer. to our ssss+ IT ci
them asilitie@ Tor iiiae x ofers n "a cas:oness
sasy d. not care 70 k1vs credit or That unxn:xE-
turn Of m:aey or property. When the Fooda r, or.
dcEtd xl not Asuru our regular rates BY pa-sen9vr
traln> the be shipped by freight
s<1ei to our agent aud Invoices sent By regular
rrrss tn te collected on delivery OF Eoods.
Of6t r lrit ~ uInce for wagons TO cal EIu be
attended 10 Promptly.
Goods received too iase for billing It shs olc- can
required. he delivered " inc&stnEefs. Who will re-
ct1ps far tAmr. JAS. c. FARGO, Su1t.
superintendeni's OMee, Chicago, Ice 18th, h60.
, 1860-12-12


Now few words about this political excite
mrnt. The most tyrannical monarch In Inc
o,d World wzs never 50 deapotic as these &C.
l,exsiontsts. Talk about your "frce speech ::
The day before yesterday, man, who had 'e-
aided In the South for some years, merely re-
marked thai lie was glad Lincoln was elected.
For this lie was arrested md thrown an,o p's pns.
on, (And 1t VIA fortunate for h'm' LOT oy ;na, ",
he escaped tho next lamrrpost and 1ope) ena
on yesterday he was given t~ent5,'ouf hon. r
tfme to leave the city and State. cona give
you any number of Cases Of the same $. ksna, pn.
~ tbls suffice; and know &c. it is dangerous
ror . man 10 let the name Of Lincoln pass; his
In. pn,ess 1t Is coupled with curss- J ta
vou. INN getting s!ck Of this place and shal
s+a-t far the North again In the spring.
, 1860-12-12
GALE CONTINUED OF FAI

GALE CONTINUED OF FALL
~ AND WINTER GOODS At COST.
T. B. CARTER has recently rece1r,.: isr-e ec'u-
sItnr.ent of Staple Goods which he u offering With ls
Entire Stock Of Fancy Goods Mt Cost
In order close out The e1ock LII tn r.s. BIZ
Ladles D.ess GoodA shswt. and ErutroideEee, House
kc1pIuE Goods. Cloths aud CA1Al1lerraA GfoEeA nud
Tcsfery Latlex' and Cerilemcn1 Shirts tnd DrswErA
Lanes Superior sAEts 1t xs12c Sc. ssc. s. Is e.
&i+a 4ltA hA Purchasers desiring good F~liAolo
S.4;: !. sn.u taciF Interest," By securing The bar
Gains now offered. ~ the stock mcst be sold.
- fer1ons iadeosea Ni1 please call asd naKs eazsy
plyyueuts.
4. B. CARTER IL Lake St1tet.
, 1860-12-12

The ReIxn of Terror.
va are permitted 10 publish the following
r4,vate letters, recently received BY parties IN
this city:
NEW Oa1xAxs, Nov. I'D. 1870.
dear BROTHER Here an, in the Crescent
ctiy. having arrived here from Galveston lex
this morning, ,where1 was refused adnnt1anee
ITO the country, md ordered out OF 1t as soon
n. noseihlc. 80 / WAS Obliged 10 return by tlc
same steamer. In Galveston they al' wear Deli
9th a revolver ard knife, and wear blue
cockade on their hats aud march AROUND 'nc
s4rcets ready 10 shoot, stab, or hang any one
,rbo rotcd for OF is friendly to Liscoln. Inc
oorn,rv is In a horrid state, aud 60 is New Dr.
1eans. Every thing Is on the verge Of panic
and ruin. r.u
shau start again, tomorrow morning. iof
Texas. by the land route and sec u fah
not .ct into the country By that way. doubt
81 there will he any trouble about L. G'ne
thing il yery evident, ! can get nothing 10 oe
IN New orlean.; the very fact Of my nc9nE
Northerner kills nc for business. :;
suraz is sclliug here for and il ccntspc
pound. and the best at that. Molasses f'a
sold eight dayz ago for 40 cents per pounta II
ceiling to.day for 18 cents So you see "na
things arc coming to.
You NUT not .artk to ne, at present, as d.
mt wish to run any risk for few dayt; ou'
.bonld not write to you in three weeks tim
vou snay then write 10 MI. -, New oEleans
and he will tell you whether ! am alive o
dead.
, 1860-12-12
EB-Go to John Jone.'s, liz Dearborn street. and
get your clothes cleaued and repaired.

e 49, '~0AA@ @O~A'e~ Ct *"~ eNeA VA - s'%~esa" "'@A
get your clothes cleaned and repaired.
.~-u.xx xan.- e-,- w. .u..r,,.
Stl"s ,,u"an '..A ".pA 4A"1aH1A'7
.o1ap'.' NV 1..s .Aa.so"' e'sA.ps 1.., ".a
.ee4 ps1n.t..9 1--WE ~" es,I ea ,.s.,s ~
~, ~ sae4s - 'uss'1e''eS' @"~''9" "''"'"9"
'''. ~.
oe5c+rs. ci.il and m,i,.rv. takes n,ace this ,Wed
n-.a,v, evening at NfehoI.s usn.~n,x Is North
ct,rr street Arrangements. VIII be madr to nro-
cure hall for tie pcrmaueut u.e OF thi, company.
alnch WORK has to be done heiorc the tpfin: elee-
tioas'
Ael III tne members Of tne olo 'aata sepos'
taense''es 'o'1'sns ~ nal'.pas' sesen eioex. oe
ps'h'p'' oeseeS a1ct1AS' 'ee protein
4 WonD TO HrsBAsps,-When you 20 home to
tea, aud find thst Mn. Smith has srcceeded, By
simple tara Of the wrist, ia producing some Of
those se1olalons LOOKING n'teo1ts' "heh ase so11
cSpecisl aseF=ioh' anu A. you Win a iamaaiss ECU
recognize the erupttve countcra.ees OF your tld
enemies. don 50 on INTO one OF tnose pafo1sfms
ot rage and Disgust. "hten al"1!s make you 20
particularly aisas7ecab1e; cut, On Inc eontfaf5,
mildly yet with becoming dignity place 5oas hahd
In your pocket. aud ext1;cafe from his long con-
.dncnent the dine which shall plaee Mr. b. IN pot-
| session Of d package Of DELAfps cHExrcAI SAT-
ERArrs with which ahe cannot faa to have perfect
suosss ~ uaA1ae otssa.1 Pas"3, - "a7e"
- ~ - - e Apo.e'
,..., - - ~. Is.1... - ~" W.
.,1. hv ubol-.,,r acs1crn IN cb,e.eo md u,,w,u
-. d-
, 1860-12-12

JCsTrcr DosE.-A correspondent from the
SIKH Ward corrects our recent brief Item -
to tho burning Of . barn on Sunday morning
on Halsted street. He says the nlarm was
promptly given, and gives high praise to tic
efforts OF Torrent Engine Co. No. Is.
, 1860-12-12
The Rock; lsland-R. R; Bridge
Conspiracy Case.
FIRST DAY OF THE TRIAL.
T.ie Jury--Dpe,stng1 The Case.
THE TEnTIMoNY.

CAPT. G. P. BRADLEY ON THE STAND.
Ra.ordar'4 Cpurt nf the City Of Chicago-ReoorGer
Wilsoa. 'Pr5ndiug.
, 1860-12-12
TESSE OAKLEY'S SUPERIOR
= *. - . AIS.

Trade Ms1k.-H. B. AAEs'.". Fo< sa'a Fl r. Whole
sale and Retal QEoctA .zknlesn
~ Lyons Katharion for the Hair.
Nothing haa tver been MAIDS which has given suea cn
Tess.l *at.tactou. testores. reserves md besp
les the Ha.r. and lm2srta = delightful o6os- Jlu
uish 1ne. healthy head of ual ssr It. sald e1ez5
whers for 3 eants pr botts. de1reoln
, 1860-12-12

TIE SWEDISH N1auT1SGA1E-Thr fortll-
coming concerts in, thls city, Of Miss Marion
Birtcno. will prove rare treat This vocalist
is pronounced by many who have heard; 1t r
to possess ono Of the most remarkable yoic, 8
among singers now before the public. She
first comes before = Chicago audience tn
dom llas an artist Of equal claims appeared in
Otlr c0nco;t rOonk :. +
, 1860-12-12

"ANTED-A young man Of good
w character and haolts xtsses altua.to: II
active bun .s. W sork for the interest. Of LIZ r,-
pfoJer faithfully for rodefatE sa1atJ rood eu-
naa. Address -. C." II thlA of1cr- det2-stct-t
, 1860-12-12

.~ Silver Plated Gooda s to s. per cent. cheap
ar than Any othsr houss. See Hamblen l. Goa
advertisement. no7Ein
All should not fall to rad tbs advertisement:
or Prot Wood IN to-dhy's paper. ss54J
, 1860-12-12

TIMOTHY IIAI.-l00 car loads
1 of the best Timothy Hay In bast, W. bound, Of
10 lbs taeh and Ten Tons on = car. for rss3
CHEAP FOR READY lTlT.:
Makr s9p1catt Immediately TO tho uae&:s.:ned 1t
u Market stTtEE
des-1lut FN19uIE HRnTHE1sS.
, 1860-12-12

WANTED-A competent man to
w supc7iotend Cutting and Paeks,e Pork Coed
rr.rf-nces required 1nqrife 1t GRIFFIN BHOs- No.
Pom+fnTss BvaalnE. south Water street
, 1860-12-12

AAC AoApAA4ts E<AsAIAAIA HV4G 1fFN1AtGA
local Church Treasurers Of the Society:
4. @. Downs, Ftnt Presbyterian Church; Saulu-
el u. Ward. Second Presbyterian Church :.M. Il.
skinner Third Presbyterian Churth II. ". King,
Westminster Church. William G.lso!nes, Suuih
Presbyterian Church: Mr.. Alexander. United pres-
hrtcri4n Church; F. II. 3cnteoa, Ollyet Pfee5J,e-
Ran Church: J. Mcrkcr. Calvatr rre.t Eftttan
Church: Nobe!s Clark. Reformal Presheesian
Church: u. T. Clancy, Clark Street ". T. tharch
G. u. iiaEt. Wabash Avenue, IL. T. Church: A. L.
Scwcll, Ildiana st. u. r church, Sn1t Oh Farwell,
Jefferson St. II. E. Church; 1'Anl fu1ky; West In
dfa,a st. ". e. Church Robert shepard, Dc&-
| pIatne- st. u. +. Church. T.. Nets 1natsna Ave
ace NJ f. Church; Mi. Conrad. SedZwick s.. u.
| F. Church: J. 4. Parsons, Trinity Church; T.
Taylrr, Church Of !AtoIenent; 4. Heter. St. John
church; b. F. Quimby. Graee Ihusrh; .. S. Hub
of Holy Communion: Il. e. Calkin., Thirst Church;
! r Carpenter. First Congregational church: 4. {.
| Nhftmarsh. Plymouth Congregational ChuI ch g.
| l. Thomas- New Enslaad Congregational Church ;
{. F, Gatee, South Congregational Church Caleb
/ Goodwin, Salem Congregational Church; ]. II.
! GRAY. Unitarian Church; An,mf Bennett. New Je-
russlem Church Il. Vautcrbin. Fist Reformed
| Dutch Chnrrh; J. Dillingham; Second Erfngmcd
/ Dutch Church T. E.norsua, Norwegian Lutheran
! Church; 3E. Larson Nrtt lid. Nor Church;
F: Lctx. Gezuien Lutheran Church I. J. Andc1-
1lsh Lutheran Church J.. P1esch+ yboazu Avenue
German u. E. Church; H. Tca., Harrison street,
German II. E. Church; Mr. 1eeterzon Sxcdi.h u.
s. Chnrth; Mr. :Hevels, African II. Z. Church
Geo. Gurney, Bethel Chusch J. 8. Lang, North
Il German Evangelical: Church.: Walter. South
German Evangelical Church; Arenas Carter, ID
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, 1860-12-12
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Annual Heettu%-of tho Chicago Bible
EArfAfv.

The twentieth anniversary meeting Of tic
Chicago Bible sscie:y.st Metropolitan Hal,
oa Sunday cveninE {, Tho 9th inst, no.with-
standing the driving snow storm that wa' r:s-
vailing, was well attended, and the exervisrs
were listened to aud participated in with th>
attention their merits demanded Tha loves
part Of the Hall was. crowded aud the gallery
nearly filled. r
The exercises opened with prayer by Rev.
z. N. Humphrey q the First Presbyterian
Church. II
a Aroytion Of the Scripture Was read hy tho
Rev. Jeremiah Ports9 Il Edwards Chapel
The hymn commfsfiDs:
, 1860-12-12
OUR SAVIOR'S CHURC;
On the West Side, Chicago.

The Congregation Of the above NORWEGIAN
etaee On tne Wrst slc al.ze credt1ole 70 themselves
aad Vicinity wheEe It ssand. betsE 10 want Of u,eaae
Chflsd.n sYmpsthes and Id CT the peopo Of Ch!easo
T. easttc them to m:rt IT. pa rnent EFery donAs9a
the Trustees Of tho Church. who v1n call around.
dHl.Y3t
, 1860-12-12

n1SSOLUTION.-Th Co-Part-
~ nenap ef Tasxsr Iaaiolpa y Carte. Ess d.;
r. Garner rettrtux from tho arm. Charles Randolph
Wi continue Con.:aixslo, Business ~ h'setof r.
Il the place. aud win also settle Ill aeenunts aud
hnsness Of tae laie 1rm. jnsKPa 2: TICKER
Chicago, Dec 1yIh, i,&Sl. CHAS RANDOLPH
del{dSX fw SAMUEL F.CAKTER-