davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1861-09-12
ar The power of the Pope has for

AZ The power of the Pope has for
centuries been the subject. Of remark,
and the histories Of Europe for ages
has teemed with arguments for and
against it. We were not aware until
lateIy, that This power extended to any
part Of the Union. There is county
in Missouri callad Marion, in which is a
city called Palmyra, the citizens OF
which are now enjoying life under the
supremacy of a Pope. Some lively
rebels amongs! them amused them
selves by shooting into railroad trains,
merely for the love of il. and from that
feeling of "taking drink or shooting
somebody SO peculiar to seceshers.-
The Pope, as General Of the Federal
forces there, has undertaken a way OF
showing his supremacy, on which these
gentry had not counted. A regiment
of men is sent to Palmyra to board. and
the folks are required to furnish daily
4l9 lbs Of pork, or 618 lbs of beef,
6s7 lbs Of corn meal, rice, coffee, sugar,
beans, vinegar, soap, salt, molasses,
potatoes, wood and water, sufficient to
support 1000 men. We have heard
of shooting, starving, drowning. blow
ing up. and almost every mode Of de-
stroying the rebels, but this is literally
eating them up. If these things are
not furnished daily, the "boys" will be
sent to private houses to board at the
expense of the owner. II they deliver
up the villains who fired on the train,
the regiment viii be removed, otherwise
their stay win depend on the supply oi
soap, &c, which the Palmyreans may
have on hand. Hurrah for the Pope.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1861-09-12
THE CRAFT WILL LEAVE THIS WEEK
JUMP ABOARD.

The undersigned are now recruiting
a Company for the three years service
We have orders to go into camp imme-
diately. Recruiting Office at the Court
House.
, 1861-01-04

In Drawing Of Dec 18th, 1s6a at Harana, No 1913
drew {iDoE05: No. 24so drew 5000; No. SIT drs~
ioc tne ayc Principal prizes Prizes eashed and draw
des3I1w MAZE b. 1A2Lp1- new 1otA-
, 1861-01-04
pERI.lC mEET4FEs

Elsewhere we publish call Tor public
meeting to be held at Metropolitan Hall OIL
Saturday evening next. The meeting is
called without distinction Of party, and,
has the cordial endorsement Of prominent
men Of all shades Of political faith, except
the corporals guard hcreaboni who sympa-
thise with the Secessioassts. For many
days past an earnest desire hes been mani
tested by all classes forthe holding Of s11cl,
meeting, and perhaps it is time that
the loyal and patriotic Northwest had be-
gun to speak out in favor of sustaining the
Union and the Constitution, and for the en-
forccment of the laws. The country ought
toknow that on these points there is no di-
vision Of sentiment here; arl this meeting,
so far as Chicago is concerned, Will afford
an opportunity for making the fact mani
fest. Let Us hare needing somewhat
commensurate with the magnitude and I'M
portance OF the cause for which it IS con
rrnnd
, 1861-01-04

The g:lllant Anderson and his little band
OF men in Fort Sumter, are now in q state
of siege. Fort Moultric las been repaired,
the guns mounted and tpat in a state of eff
cheney; new batteries have been erected;
the channel leading to the Fort has been
obstructcd; one thousand negroes are IT,
ported to be 1t work in increasing and
strengthening the Notifications in tic
ncighborhood the object being 10 prevent
the rcinforcem: Mt Of Fort Sumter, cut of
supplies, and compel its surrender Us TIC
only alternative TO starvation. On the otll-
CT hand, it is said, Co! Anderson has r.
solved never. to surrender, and his men
have bound themselves to stand by him to
the last Everything, however, seems to
depend upon the eStcntoi supplies already
in the Fort. That Anderson will maintain
his position Us long IS these hold out,
against my force witch South Carolina
bring into tic field, does not admit Of Z
doubt. His present critical position, how
ever, will only serve 10 excite 4 deeper in.
dignation on account Q: the traitorous pol
icy heretofore pursued by the Admin;stra'
$;ou
, 1861-01-04
Washington News.
| Especial Dispatch to the Cincinnati Commercial
| WASHINGTON, Jan. 9, 1861.

Especial Dispatch to the Cincinnati Commercial
NAsu1SoToS. Jan. 9, 1861.
The President sent to the Senate, to-day, the
appointment Of Mcintyre, of Pennsylvania, as
Collector Of the port Of Charleston. Tie SEN
ate, however, did not go into Executive ses-
g. S vessel Brooklyn, now lying at New York
ready for sea, will most likely take the new
Collector to Charleston, as it would not bc
advisable him to 50 by land, under exist
ing circumstances. This shows that the Pres
idcnt has taken firm position Secretaries
Holt, Stanton and Black have been untiring iu
their efforts to back him.
Great commotion exists amongst the scceG-
ers. The Committee of Thirty.threc voted
down Millson's propositions, which were suh-
stantial'y the same as Crittcnden's. Then
Mr.. - propositions were taken up, and
has no right to lrsislate on tlc employment
Of slave labor IN the dockynt1s aud atsena1s,
was amended by substitute Of Mr.. Corwin's
considering it inexpedicnt to lcgislatc on this
subject, leaving it to be settled by the State
Legislatures.
s14ycry in the District Of Columbia, will come
up tomorrow. There WAS tremendous crowd
to-day in the galleries, attracted tbither by tht
announcement that Senators Douglas and
Baker were going to speak. After some con-
versatiou with NE. BIker. Judge Douglas an
nounced that he will speak tomorrow. Baker,
speech was n most able effort lie replied to
tic very weak argument cf Senator BeDj.
min III favor Of secession, in n most forcible
manner, upsetting the louisiaua Senator en-
tircly.
Republicans aud Democrats speak very high
u 6f It he i to conclude to-1norrow. Mr.
McClcrnaud Of Illinois is trying, in connection
with SOME Southern members, to fix upon q
| plaza Of settling the diflicultios.
The President will not send in his message
| before hc has more news from South Carolina
It has been prepared for some days, but soms
| contingency may yet arise which 1nay chang,
! his conclusions.
Commodore Shubrick, native Of South Car
oiiua, but Il Uniun man. has ltft for Charlie;
| ton to r.rlaim til. revcunc cutter stolen b.
Capt. Costc. Things look bright tonight. !
is now hoped that everything will pass o'
| 7,rrctf11lly
, 1861-01-04

Tota; value in 1850. $33. .73T 4S9.tS
Total ynine in 1859. 81 80 ,ssf3f7
srnfs1 1erne in 1sx.9 N noS 41s 81
, 1861-01-04
ANOTHER CT IEAHI OF LIGHT.

The nomination by President buchanan
OF Collector for tic porto Charleston, is
another and, perhaps, the strongest indica-
ton yet given, Of a ehangeoi policy on tho
part Of the Administration toward the Sc
cessionists. Let us hope that there is no mis-
take as to this newborn zeal for the Ln:on,
tho Constitution and the enforcement Of
the laws, :.od tint the President has hon.
estly trcpented Of having for 4 season
aided and abe.ted the trIito:s who plotted
the overthrow Of the Government which
le had sworn to maintain. Such belief
would add greatly to The fervor Of the
prayers which will be oHtrcd up to-day in
obedience to Presidential proclamation,
and largely increase the :ailh Of the sup
plants in speedy and favorable answer
The President having discharged his duty
with respect to the appointment: Of Col
lector for Charleston, nov let lis see wha1
Northern Senator will dare outrage his
constituency by refusing to vote for h:s
confirmation
, 1861-01-04
THE CITY.

Tho National Fast.
The Post Office to-day will open at the usual
hour, and close at 1880,
TIC Board Of Trade yesterday voted to hold
no Change to-day.
In many OF our churches Of the various de-
nominations, public religious services will be
held
F1nE-At Bridgeport on "Wednesday night,
largc unoccupied wooden building was de-
stsoyed by fire, supposed to be the work Of au
inccndiary.
F,nE.-Abont ten o'clock last evening fire
broke ont in the butcher shop on the north
cast corner Of Ontario and North Clark
streets. It WIS soon extinguished with but
triding damage.
The alarm for the Nth district, shortly after
the above, proved to be false.
eE-Wc call the attention Of our readers to
the advertisement Of choice vegetables from
the fremont House Garden Dealers and
lousckecpers wishing good and cheap ycgcta-
bles, would do well to call.
ISQUEsr.-Coroncr James yesterday morn
Ing held IN Inquest on the body Of newborn
| infant, found in sink on the premises Of John
| Murphy, No. 115 North Market street. No
clue as to the parcntagc was discovered.
| A SERIOUS CuARoE.-A correspondent says
| TINT the farmcrs arc being swlndled at whole.
t sale, by distant grain dealers, who cheat in
weighing their grain, by altering the balance
screw in their scales.
/
| II New QuAR7ERs.-Thc news dealers are
cpcampiug in The vicinity Of the New Post
Office. McNall5 has new stand on the eornel
Of Custom House place and Madison street
and Ed. Osuand has another directly opposite
joined to most. capitaly supplied clgal
sta1{- =
J. ConREc11ox.-An item, published By us
few days since, stating that "pcw-holdcr' I,
the Second Presbyterian Church, (Rev. D1
pattersons,) WAS out in Ito Times with an al
tlcle, severely ccnsuring the "off1ciating' clc1
eyran, has been understood to refer to tn
PASTOR. The a7tic.. criticised Was preached b
stranger, and not by Df. Patterson
LryYna ON 4 ARAnRoAD.-Paynlent Of sGG
city tax having been refused by the City Raj
yay Company, City Collector Raber yestc,
daT proceeded to set himself up In the stree
car business, by lcryipg On si1 or eight ofthos
vehicles On State street, from some OF whlc
the passengers were made 10 decamp.. Ina
much as by taking little more palna the O
f1cfals could have found unoccupIcd cars,
would hare been been better to doso and eay
anuoyances to passengers. The ta1 was pal
!. s-x. r.. 1.
, 1861-01-04

From the above figures it will be seen
that the increase during the past year over
1869, is about nine aud one-half millions Of
dollars. But for the excessively high rates
OF freight which prcvalcd during: the last
half of the season, the increase OF the value
Of our exports would have been over
twelve millions Of doll.rs.
, 1861-01-04

There was an exciting eacne In the House Of
Representatives on Mond.;. It is thus sketch
ed By the correspondent. of the New York
Tina:
. Ar. Barkdale demanded q settlement at
once.
Several Republicans mi Northern Demo
Gratis responded fpsritedy, "Let's have it
fhent" :.
Nj. McClcrnand Of nlinoIs shook his finger
1t Messrs. Barksda1e and Hindemnn, yocifera-
ting loudly, uCome on. come on now we
ase ready to meet you, andsettle It quickly 7"
Great confusion prevaile4, which finally sub.
stded, through ths efforts 1t NJ. Hill Of Geor.
81, NJ. snezEaan OF tnlo, s1d othere.
, 1861-01-04
DANGER OF THE CAPITAL.

The telegraph brings further assurances
of the existence Of a secret military oryanl-
zauon, whose purpose is the seizure OF the
National capital before the fourth Of March
next. We call attention to the Fact for the
purpose Of again urging upon the loyal
States Of the Union the necessity of tnsins
immediate steps 10 meet the insurgents
with in overwhelming force. Many Of tile
Legislatures Of these States are now in ses-
sion, and others will be next week. Let
these take immediate steps to organize the
Mi1itia, and put their respective States
upon 4 WAT footing. There is no time to
1ner
, 1861-01-04

Tic Washington correspondent Of the n. T.
Tribune says:
The statue of Gen. Jackson, before the
Presidents House, was most curiously orua-
,ented on Sunday morning. The old auti.se-
cesslonist held in his hand the stars and
stripes, while the blue cockade was tied nnder
tilc tail of the horse. Great indignation Is felt
by the scccdere, and it Is fumorcd that they
will request the Commissioners to ask for III
explanation.
, 1861-01-04
Weather, etc.. at Grand Traverse.
Correspondence Csago Trihura.1

Grand Trayeste lag, Mich, Dec 81
VIC have been enjoying very fno winter
weather for nbout moa:h, but have not had
any severely cold weather, such IS you report
In the Garden City. The thermometer has In.
dIcated 10 dgrecs o6ote Gro twice, which is
the coolest weather VIC have had. Snow has
fallen to the depth Of abo4t sixteen inches, but
the warm weather and hin We have had this
week has settled It neasjy onc-ha7l We hare
now, and shall have bag for several weeks,
good sleighine, which i being improved BY
ice In our bay excepting uttle slush ice along
the shores. In some tutrrc letter viii giye
you the probable number Of cords Of y God
and number Of feet Of los which will be co1
ont on the Bay this winte, G,
, 1861-01-04

The Chicago Orphan Asylum.
At the annual meeting Of tho Asylum, the
followin. officers were chosen for the ensuing
, 1861-01-04
CHICAGO, FRIDAY. JANUARY 4, 1861,

Stores corner Kinssbury and hinzie streets. fur
KtnngsbnEy estate. Cost 5000. ]. e. haoeoeI'
MagtlsIcn Asylum, ,corncr Market and Elm streets.
Cost Is, ,OA] Carter tE B .ucr. architects.
na.s"'t @ / Iiii, sox5o, cost $oo00. o. II. N,tz.
~ Gwsl,i.e li on Superior street for q. R. ". 1.uN
3ox6S. Cost 8, 40. Same architect.
Two dwellings corner Huron 4 Pine streets. fnr
Vim. Mccormick Cost $4,000. E. BurlinE, nr.
Dwelling ou Rush street, for s. Goodrich. Cost
$S00O. S 1nc architect.
Two cottages on North L. Sale street. for II. ~
ugstbut., coat sl4oo Carter Bauer a5chisG.s
streets, fur il. T. Marsh. Cost $4,000. o. l..
WheeloeE, archlteet. 49,
Dwelling On Rush street, for ]. ]. Sands, 3ox7a
Cost $4,000. E. u. Rowland, architect.
WEST DIVISION.
Church Of the Holy Faniiy-This IL tho uan,e
ef very laTSs and imposing church % edlee' wneh
tre,ne southwestern suburbs Of tue city. II was
built by the gxertions of tho order Of Jcsuits,
and as tie
finest church Interiors in the Northwest: 1t was
designed originally by milwaukee, architect; 1t
va. finished and formal: dedicated In Ansnst Last.
Ss3oud Cnivcrsalist Church. West Washington
street. Modern Ronancs4ue order Of architecture.
las lecture room. bible class roou store roolns
&c. The audience room h1s 1is pcws nrd will scat
511 persons. The organ Will DC t9 the right q M
b. painted the Lords Prayer. Cost, 5000. o. L.
Seminary Of tic sacrcd Heart.-;.A few blocks
| west and north Of laft named edfdcc, near Van
Iuren Park the wealthy and prominent order ot the
Sisters Of the Sacred Heart, have erected benuti
fu1 and substantial building. four stories high, Of
II the Elizabethiau der. and forms part Of tho
west wing Of the costly pile that Is 10 be- occupied
as tic home OF the order III Chicago, and Young
Ladies' Seminary. Cost, $to,eoo
& Co.. ; aoxi$o. cost, Sis,oo5. Carter and Bauer,
Dwelling; on sangamon street. for Il. Il Hayden,
aix5o COST, s. o Same 1 arcitests; ct :, Smith
Cost, 1880 same architects.
| Grain Elevator OIL South Branch for Munger !
Armont. C.rt, $1s5, 900 f. BurAng; Architect
Cost. 5000. samu architect. 49,.
Dwelling OIL Peoria street for Dr.. Rogers Cost
$Suoo Same architect.
Cost. % siS5o. II. IS. Boyinsion: arc!.iteet. -
Fnur Dwellings On Wet MADISON stEeet ipr y !;
a. Cork: 1coz4s- Gust, ssi,ooo' C. D. howa"d
J.5sts,,n street u. E. Characterization. Cost
sa.ooo. ". ". Euyin:ton, architect.
Dwelling Oh Wet Washington street for II. VII
beck :SzGs. lost 5000 Same % architees: I1ss,
Cost, $500. Samt ntchitcct.
Fons Dwellings on Aberdeen street for Il.
Rundcll j. Bro, e0xio. Cost, $4,000. Same II
Dwelling On Wentworth Avenue 70. J. c. Shcl
| man s5x65. Cost, $2a.5W. Same architect.
Dwc lins on West Madison street for Il, T. r "
son, 2ax7G. Cost, 800 Same architect
The above includes buildings Of the larger clas
ouly costing to exceed Sa00u. There have been
large number Of cheaper dwellings erected In III
several divisions uf tho city, from the best cs;
nh n
, 1861-01-04
Supplies for the UnIted Stascs Troops
nj EhnrlcAton.
The Charleston Courier Of the ooth dlt-, hes

the following paragraphs:
The schooner W. i. Ellis, which arrived
here from New Yurk, on "Wednesday last, had
OIL board 500 barrels cement consigned to Fort
Mouisric We learn that its delivery to the
United States officers has been prevented fQr
the present, aud that it will be placed in
store.
Two fighters were alongside taking the ce-
mcnt GU board when the order for lis non-dc-
livery was received.
We are Informed that large block Of gram
itc for Fort Sumter, probably intended for q
easement, now lies on Boycc i: Co.'s North
wharf
j. 6, Foster, Captaln United States Ensi,
ncers, has been for weeks past j constant con-
siguee by Northern vessels, which have
brought Ill kinds Of supplies, from cannon to
f.nipnt
, 1861-01-04

1SQuEsr.-Coroncr James yesterday morn.
Ing held an inquest on the body Of . newborn
infant, found in sink on the premises Of John
Murphy, No. 115 North Market street. No
c1pc ns n the parentarc Was discovered,
, 1861-01-04

VALUE NF 1.AFO3kAS OE kx<0O0N&1
AT CHICAGO IN 1850.
The following table shows the value Of
the exports from this e;ty Of flour, grain,
provisions, and other lsading country pro-
ducts during 1860. This table, however,
does not by any means embrace all our e1-
ports, as large amounts arc sent forward
under the head Of lnc:chandizc, Of which
we have but IN imperfect record, and the
value Of which cannot be properly cstima-
, 1861-01-04
Secretary Rloydss Letter or Rcstcua-
!. tlon.
WAE DErAnT4ExT; Dec @, 1860.
SIR: On the evening of the eth instant l
Ecsa Inc following: paper to you In the pres.
cncc Of the Cabinet.

WAn DEPARTMENT.; Dec g, 1860.
OH IN the evening OF the eth Instant I
se.sa me following paper TO you in the pres
ence Of the Cabinet:
"Corscn: CHANnER Executive Mansion.
commander at Fort Moultrie that thv eolclnn
{lsdses Of this Government have been violated BY
.aor n,r Anlsss9 ~ n Inn. Judgment but ono remedy
TssSehf civil war. II 10 IN vain now to hope FOR
S,haencc IN thu part Of the people Of South Caro-
.au u any further pledges to the 4etion Of the
withdraw the garEisua from The harbor Of CHARLES
fuu altogether. hopr The President will allow
ins 70 maKs that order al once This order, in my
Har: .JnuS d. FLOYD, Secretary Of War.
10 the President. Dec. ~, 1sGa."
i thcn considered tue honor of the Adrnints-
tratlon pledged 10 maintain tho troops in the
position they occupied; for such had beenthe
assurances given to the gentlemen Of South
South Carolina, on the other hand, gave r.
cipfoea! pledges that no force should be
tfcught by them against the troops, or asuilsst
the property Of the United States, The solt.
tt3ect Of both parties to these reciprocal
pledges was to prevent collision, and the ctfl-
sion Of blood; in the hope that SONG means
might be found for peaceful accommodation
| II tue existing troubles, the two houses OF
Congress having both raised committees look
Ing to thiB object,
Thus aiIairs stood until the action Of Major
Anderson {takeu, unfortunately, while com.
missoners were en- their way to this capital on
u peaceful mission looking to the avoidance ot
bloodshed) has complicated matters in The OK.
istius manner. Our refusal, or even delay, to
| place affairs back as they stood under agree
tacnt, invites collision, and must inevitably in
| augurate civil war in our land. canuot con.
! sent to be tho agent Of such a calamity.
ldeeply regret to feel myself under the ne
ccss1ty OF rendering to You my resignation u
Secretary Of War, because can no longerholt
it under my convictions Of patriotism, mol
with honor, subjected Ms am to the violation
Of solemn pledges and pligbted faith.
With tile highest personal regard,
] um most truly yours,
.... IouS B. FLOYD.
To his Excellency the President Of the Unitci
States.
, 1861-01-04

"To.nght IT is our purpose to eonsideTtaat magntu
cent clscni II being TIA. s!ta!ikSs your owo s1;t
so,ds opiaions upon ,Lis ro'n: sys hen ;n,la1gns
vslations conta!nnE scnta,ing lshts OF tE1s. hive
presented to hnman T. eescEIrtiye cf t,a: mott
ia. ;.,ne BY Livin. so1. take their iii tire gum.
Of ic, proving their opinions 4! thu Srrat conflict Of
nc he eyes of hnnian ssclator5. acting win ftrce
t1nt Droye3 tJer ersA existence with all the HttE
hntes Of human NATURE lding fold to II sublime
reseat;ns & llglsr M; snsh b.lngs ;:sc Pow % u
i.crendcnt Of a,tc:. is f,EcsrT: rc problem
Is solved, rhc grea, .pecuatirn or 1oa OF specala
ton couccrntnc wl. tie split be. Il capable Of
scientific and tcuonsratisc tv identt Wchaye tn. IT,
fore the rule Of fact We have tie testimony Of visible
We nov proc Ell to make There arc ccrta.n rEelusl
nary facis which must bu borne n Mind; We st!a1 70
sclt you historical aud living evidence Of What Is
Tie above publicatt Is for sale by Il. ~ H1 GINS,
Music lea eF 4l7 Kandplpt atretf jRsxt
, 1861-01-04

The Methodist Epiecopsl Churches OF this city
hold union Fast day. Services in the Clark street
Church this morning. Sermon at II o'clock BY Dr,
Tifauy.
There will be services in tho Church of tho
Holy Communion to-day at 10H 4. H. and :. Il.
Bishop Whiteho6sc will ofdctate-
, 1861-01-04

l.. AND B. UANs.-Just received from Smoke anu
in store, number s. Statc street. nice lot Of Pork
aud Beef Inns; also sussr-ccred smoked Beef
Tongues and Bacor, which are offered for sale to
Family Grocery and other retail dealers. tan3-3tx
, 1861-01-04

ANOTHER OLD SETTLER GoSE.-We aro
ptincd to learn Of thu sudden death Of Col. J.
b. F. Russell, which occurred at the Adams
House, at IN carly hoar this morning. It Is
supposed that his death w:.s caused by heart
disease.
Col. Russell was Virginian by birth, and
entered the army Mt a very carly day, We be-
licve between 1878 and $50. lie came to
Chicago during the Sauk war, with Gen. Scott,
in the capacity Of q Captain. Thence he went
, 1861-01-04

The Constitution, Tnlon, and Enforcement Of
the LAWS,


The citizens Of Chicago, without distinction
of party, who are in favor Of standing by the
Constitution and the Union, and the enforce
ment of the laws, are requested to meet at
Bryan Hall on Saturday evening, jan. 5, 1861
for the purpose Of expressing theirsentimcnts
, 1861-01-04

= C. n SCRIFFY, 4drcrtisla9 A3sA<, 81 Dear
bora st., Is authorized 10 Tfcsscs os
t2s and III the Leading Pdptrs Of tha -Sorth.o<tt
, 1861-01-04


MI DEAR SIN: have received and accept
cd your resignation Of the Office Of Secretary
of War; and not wishing to impose upon you
the task Of performing; its mere routine duties
which you have so kindly Offered to do, I hayc
authorized the Postmaster General to udminis
ter the al.airs Of tho Department until your
successor shall bc appointed.
Yours very respectfully,
JAMES BUCHANAN.
Hon. JouS B. FIoyD
, 1861-01-04
RELIGIOUS NOTICES.

EAn should not fail to read the Advertisement
OF Prot. Wood In t0dayEs pAper- 6e5ly
, 1861-01-04
Gbitaat1 Gtibutte,
TIE GOVERNOR OF PESSS1LFA-

THE &TUT EEENUlE VE X1z4F.*'1 ~ III
MA.
An erroneous impression has prevailed
not only in this community but elsewhere,
s. we notice By our exchanges, that the
late Message Of the Governor Of Pennsyl-
yania is that Of Gov. Curtin. This is in
correct. Gov. Curtin is not yet inaugura'
ted, and the Message is that OF Gov. Pack
CT, the retiring executive.
, 1861-01-04

~call on Dubois at 1903 Dearborn street, ba.e,
mcnt Of Portland Block, and set Jour Sign Paint
Ing done chcaply. dcclaatt
, 1861-01-04
.bDr Sale.


BOARDING. - Pleasant Rooms
- with Board eau be obtained at the Wayerlf
House, s:.3 kinzt. street, for $500 per wec: Dar
pUard 80 per week. deS12Wi>
BOARDING. Pleasant Rooms
- with Board can be obtained at No. .t9 Van Rurct
street, between State nn1 Wabasa avenue. dcl8x1n1
, 1861-01-04

WANTED-A Girl wants situ-
alton to do t3rst-clasa cooking, washing and
Ironing in private respectable Eeutfenan's family.
Pleaet apply 10 No. 1874 Adams street, south Side.
, 1861-01-04

The above includes buildings Of the larger class
ouly, costing to exceed $ao0u. There have been q
large number Of cheaper dwellings erected In the
several divisions uf tho city, from the best cs;l
mates and figures ltc able 10 perceive not css
than ak hundred in nl Of an average value Of $a00
or ~, of SiS}id
, 1861-01-04

" ANTED-A situation by. u
w young English woman, As chambefu1aId, seam
strtss 9r to tnke care or babv. Good references
given Address IS, T." 1t this Office ja3xSt