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Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-01-17
United states senator.

No official move was yet made on the
18th to elect U. S. Senator in place Of
Durkee. The working friends Of the three
champions, Washburn, Randall aud Hove,
counted their respective strength as follows
Washburn 40, Randall 81, Howe Ia
But impartial judges counted rs follows
Nashburn IS, Randall %, Howe 2s; nee
essary to choice. AZ, the total Republican
vote being 90. The Grant County mem
bers stand for Washburn, for Howe
and for all It is understood however
that one or two Of our members would
prefer Cole. Most unqucstionabIy, the
Republicans of Grant are almost unapi-
NOUS for Washburn. Several Of our cili-
zens are on a visit to Madison 10 work for
Washburn, in Pursuance Of public senti-
ment. Could Judge Cos be brought out.
we suppose the sentiment would be quite
as unanimous for him. We cannot see
how Republicans can support Judge Hove,
who makes i his rule to bolt nearly "a
often as to support the Republican State
ticket and platform. His friends, however.
call him sii abused man.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-01-17

SPUNKY-Presidcnt Buchanan bias
grown quite spunky since his fears left him.
He says that he intends to riIe in me same
carriage with Lincoln on the 4tl Of March
to the place Of Inauguration, and from
thence with him 10 the White House where
he will deliver him the keys Of the man
sion.
CHEF Justice fancy also recognizes the
effects Of his deyelish work in the bred
Scott decision, apd by way Of penance,
says he will administer the s,ath Of office
to Lincoln i he has 70 tra'ei all the way
to Springfield for the purpose. How
good to sex, these aged authors Of treason
coming ro'ald on the side Of law aud
ORDER
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-01-17

The WISCONSIN LEGISLATURES 80 n
Houses organized on Wednesday ino Z,
The Senate was called TO order by - IA
Gov. Noble. DR.. Warren was elected = s.
Clerk, and J. A. Hadley, sorgeant-a''A''
after which the Senate adjourned
The House organized at - ocl0'~ &.
Members sworn by Judge Cole. ln' 4
didates for Speaker were, Gen. AtpV1% :,
Madison and Gen. Cobb Of Mineral H. =.
republicans, and Curtis Reed Of N''D NJ,
go, democrat. Gen. Cobb having : N
ed the nomination in caucus, be was ~ ~
over Atwood and Reed. Col. CF'D,
reelected clerk for the third veal 4
strong receiving the democratic VII rsaiI
Members selected their seats by io~
ended the first day.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-01-17

GovERNoR's MEssAoE.-Ihe aO'o
sage Of Governor Randall appears \.
paper this week. Ii speaks TOT - i
The Governor write good n'esF' b
makes one Of the best Executive
Union.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-01-17

ale assessed valuation Of property to any
considerable extent, nor increase the rate d
taxation upon the people; exempting gen
crafty only property that would not other
wise be brought and invested here, while j
would tend directly to greatly increase tax
able property, from the effects likely t. fol
low the permanent establishment Of new
and extensive manufactures. 1t would in.
duce the investment Of foreign capital, tina
would not otherwise find its way hithef
and in q few short years return to the Pee
pie IN ample seward fQr legislative indul
gence.
, 1861-02-25
The Great Floating Battery at New
York,

a large amount Of war material has been
shipped from Pittsburg destined for tbs cela-
brated Stevens FloatinS Battery, New York,
which has been In course Of construction sew
eral years, and will be located at the Mar.
rows" near that city. The whole amount Of
shall furnished, was one hundred and fifteen
tons. The vessel was built under the direction
Of Robert L. Stcrene. It Is about Tour hun
deed feet In length. with about fifty feet bes1n,
being next to the largest vessel Of which keel
has Jet been laid. Notwithstanding her great
size, she will draw but light amount Of water
The hull of the vessel Is built Of iron plates,
about three-tourths Of IN inck In thickness,
neazlyteight feet in length and about two feet
In width They are fastened together BY
riVets placed at about the distance OF an inch
and half Of each other. The rivets below tho
water~line are smooth -hesded, so that they will
otftr no resistance to the vessels progress
through the water, while those above the
Water-lnark, protrnde from the yessel's Eide
oger halt an inch, terminating ina sharp point
It u said, when completed, there wilt be nine
shells, or plates Of iron, with space between,
making wall twenty-saven inches In thick
nesa. Being sharp at the bow, sho can be used
for cutting vessel in two. She was designed
to carry thirty guns of the heaviest calibre on
her gun-decE, and mount four PalxhAn guns On
her spar deck and furnaces for heating red hot
shot, were to be placed In different parts Of the
ship. From the TACT that she Is supplied now
with her material, 1t ts probable that she il
sufficiently completed to he ready Sof use, .
, 1861-02-25

The following is condensed for the A,neriea,.
Agrlemturist, from its foreign files This In
formation appears to be reliable, and IL given
without comment By Dr.. Lindley, In the Gar
dencrs' Chronicle. Here is, perhaps, n new field
Of enterprise opened though We are not ready
to endorse all tho new discoveries Of our
French co-lsborert. The account runs as fol-
lows:
In March, 1859, rcquest was made Of tho
French Emperor to provide the means Of
making an experiment on large scale tor the
rearing Of new kind Of silkwcIm, which lives
iu the open air On i very hardy plant, the
! aildntc, and produces two crops year Of
strong silky fibre which has been used lor
ages past In CHM, tor make clothes for tho
great lnass Of the peop1e. The authority vas
Immediately granted, and the result, rs now
published, eurpazses nil expectations. ,Moro
than three-icurths Of the. WORMS produced cx-
ce114nt cocooas, and it is now ascertained that
the new worm gives a profit Of lou per cent,
and often much more, whereas the mulberry
| silkwprm ia considered very successful when
1t makes return Of Is per cent on the capi-
lal employed.
an excellent substitute for cotton, of which
France annually imports 1Ge ,000, coo lbs. from
the United States. h Gnerin Meneviue, who
was the first to introduce the new silk into
France, proposes to call 1t aiaantiNt. He is
now studying the best means Of promoting
! the production and manufacture Of the new
! silk, which lie thinks will ere long supply the
chief clothing Of the people, The aNants on
which the worm feeds ie the ai2dntus glanda-
losa one Of the hardest Of trees, and very
common In American cities and towns.-AgFs-
/ eaGfbriEf
, 1861-02-25
MONDAY, FEBRUARY rs, 1861.


AANs AiNCOE4N IN WASHINGTON
With the announcement that Mr. Lin
ooln reached Washington insafety On Sat-
ur5ay morning, the country will breathe
frecr. Thousands of his friends appre-
hendei danger from lis passage through
Baltimore, and thousands Of those who arc
not his friends predicted that he would
never reach the Federal Capital alive. We
think it was altogether the part Of wisdom
for him to make the transit through Mary
land ia327a:D, and at an unexpected hour.
Mr. Buchanan and his suite took French
leave Of Baltimore four years ago, On the
OCCASION Of the Presidential journey, but
not without being peltcd with briclzbats
and rotten eggs. When we reflect On the
bad fame which that city has acquired by
reaaon Of its mobs when We consider that
it holds pestiEerous nest Of disunionists;
aad when we think how easy it would be 10
Bhoot the Presldent-elect from window
We mus. agree that it Was but prudent
a: least, 10 get through this portion OF the
tourney with rs little parade as possible
l. few weeks since, the Baltimore Chamber
Of Commerce refused to receive the Chi
caso aud Milwaukee Boards OF Trade, fear-
ing, as tlsc members alleged, that it might
"add to the excitement in the public mind" ."
It is morc than probable thnt Gen. Scott,
or Nr. Lincola's Baltimore friends them.
Balves, advised the course which he has
taken. 4 dispatch from that city says that
Iii. Lincoln was very much opposed tothe
plaa Of going through in the night, but that
he was oTetruled By friends.
Lasr-A special despatch 10 the New
Yor1: Ifmes reveals dark and damnable
plot to asssssinate the Pres;de2t-c}ect.
Wholher true or false, It's revelation to Alr.
Lincoln At Harrisburgh was deemed justly
sufficient to work an entire change in his
plans Of reaching Washington.
, 1861-02-25
The Txyo Dutlels 10 tho Gceon.

Since the Eeees5 en- Of The State OF Louisiana
faars bava been freely expressed by both East
era and Western journals that 1he commerce
OF the great valley Of the Mississippi would be
nearly destroyed should The mouth Of that
river remain in the possession Of q foreign
poFer. Without In the least sub!racting from
tbs importance, IN q commercial point of view,
Of that noble FLYER to the great Northwest,
we canuor but observe that within tho past len
years, mighty change has taken place in the
current Of Western t1ade, and that tbs 1alue
Of the Mississippi as an outlet 10 the ocean ior
the produce raised In the West las been un-
1eca4 Silly EagnsHed Up to the gear 1S5es,
tho Mississippi scas the only outlet to the
oecan for the greater portion Ct the grain,
pork and beef OF Illinoie, Iowa, Wisconsin, In
diana aud Ohio; but since then that river has
been tapped st nearly q dozen points by rail-
roads, end LIS trade drawn into The great Lakes
snd tneacc into the OCEAN By the Erie Canal
sud the St. Ltercnee River. The following
table, however, xin Illustrate ouE position
most conciusiVely:
, 1861-02-25

On Saturday morning one Irving Prescott
WIS arrested and brought before Justice Davis
Of the Police Court for examination on the
charge Of stealing span Of horses, wagon ind
harness from Aartin Powell, corner Of 18th and
Lumber streets, West Division: Irving was
detected in the attempt to dispose Of his new
u annexed turnout 10 some horse dealers on
Wells street, and promptly coe1ced. into
durance vile. Justice Davis thought the mans
style Of acquiring new property rather mora
novel than just, aud therefore held the de-
fsndant in default Of $500 bail to sppear before
the Recorders Court next April. !, -, 49,
The following cases Of larceny we're also dis.
posed of in the same Court On Saturday: -.
John Regan was held for trial upon the charge
Of stealing Ilver watch an oye1cout and sfx d;,l
lars In money, the property Of John S. Wallace md
John apearrldon. from ! boarding house, corner Of
Market aud diam streets. -
- Fritz Metfsr was held In $50 bail. for steslIua
pig iron to lh= value Of dollar and hn{ from tie
drln Of Elk;nsou & Merrill. ;.."7,.-.-
twelxe hidsa from the Michigan Southern depot
batl, for the lascany OF S. In money from another
mau., '>:-."
- Louis 6ch1esstngcr was arrested in on aatuz-
dhy by G. F. Bradley, charged with stealing Dis
mond ting, valued At $50 from G. ". Chatte1ton
Jewel1er at Springfield. Tta case was brought be-
fora Justice Mi1l1ke in thn morning upon motion
Of co1t11uAncs- ~
!
, 1861-02-25

Z
Tie approach of an honest man towards
the White House is followed by Il prompt
restoration Of the public credit Tic bids
for the $4,000, 900 loan were opened yester-
day, and it was. found that $4,000, 600
had been offered at from 90 10 96-1he ratio
or interest being six Per cent. The New
York banks, whose managers have been
threasening more CT less to starVc out the
new Administration, put in g bid for
S2,50o, 900 at 90, zrAica seas rejected.
, 1861-02-25


While James Graham, our wide awake Sher-
ii. was ont with party skating on tbs river,
3 few days since, he Observed, as he WIS gid
Ing swiftly along over tho smooth ice in nd
vauce Of hfs companions, q largo wolf crossing
the, river just few rods ahead Of him, when
he immediately gave chase. The frightened
bruts turned down the stream, finding his pur-
suer would cut him of before he could posi-
bly reach the opposite bank, and ran MS fast id
he could, which WAS not at his greatest pace,
owing to the emoothuess Of the ice. 1he
Sheriff, intent Gu his game, bent his whole
cnergi=s to accelerating his pace, keeping his
eye On the eaunt creature before him, and be.
lug superior Skater, Aa gained upon him at
every stroke; but, when almost within reach
Of the animal, he happened to cast his eye
ahead. and there within halfdozen yards was
an open stretch Of water Of several rods in
Width into which the wolf spfang, followed OF
course BY the Sheriff, who was unable to check
hia momentum soon enough to avoid tile dis.
aster. Finding himself " IN for 1t, he laid hold
Of the growing, swapping brute, thereby buoy
Ing him: :elf up until his companions arrived,
when he was pulled ont, and the cause Of bis
cold bath forthwith allied.
, 1861-02-25
THE FAMINE IN kAN-AS.-
Appeal for the DesfItute from the New
York City COMMITTEES.

: wAc. BRTAxT: J.E. wnLIANs
chss. 3. Narshau Seth 3. Hunt. RE-. .fccuriy.
ss flS kstSha SD SFss hss nS55
sssSmo sa5 taa
d Ksnsss ~ nov II Imminent danser q .tsrviag.
M es5s e. o eft ~
e. ssS sase Se uqs n 1I nEay eTe
tie n!s:U. t,rfible, Widespread. dest.nc;iye. ~
dawn disco1ragel and asa u want and disease con;
hs s oaisme2s
e. q; ;Slst5ss. Se1 Polsos: 81 fSsir sny
gs q EzP
4
~ u represented BY tho IesTito
s. G P14eE,sy AtssIsgn; az. y: Guthrie, Brown
aSss ssss 1asstiaa aeaits. y
1Ss shop ssns: saEe s;uaa SSa x
S1aIs4 is5s;1 RQes es R1ase
LHCCTIvE coAA1rTEE.
G. kxsspa r9azsGS e. cfa5sa; EgDR; + HoRoEEEl Hsr.
t21EE9a e&enLp: pscEFesasas!ns TFesssas Secretary
ill., "a "a iii L s &
tae recsipr .nd di!r:bauon of III conTtonTioos Il
through them THIS Organization is proaps raoroasa
taf9a:his Money aaq 1 welotat1s aso needed oa U.s.
nj s2sfaS e 1s e nsaa aaas e
q s oss b.sS Sen VII
All money sent 70 hin wtl1 be applied to The payms1S
sSps f. svs9y q e,as + nd
Ms91sy q ao9es 9s nd et pnhe good taH Win ns
, 1861-02-25

MARCH, uAT1ANr1c.-Atlantic,H ,Hdrper and Eelee.
tic Magazines for March, and the Amsricaa ~.
nlanac for 1861, have been received by McNa11y
q Co.. 81 Dearborn street.
, 1861-02-25

- See advertisement Of James John,
plain end ornamental Plasterer, IN appropriate
column -
, 1861-02-25
= EFor the Chicago Tribnne.1 -.
INCIDENTS ABOUT TOWN. NO. J.

IT UAKRIK ~
Riding In HoIse Car,
e., The car Is foil Of men
. -. When 10 4 lady entera
;. About as big as te1.-
V Without a single murmur,
We nse upon onr feet,
and each politely profered
Togve her up hls seat.
But with majestic motion, -,
As r. belonged to her,. :.
she sinks upon my cushion:
without j" 1AunE you, sirr' F.
" Aowtby the great EternalI'
II Il should hap
Ihad should seat another. "
, 1861-02-25


The Chicago Police Bill has become 1aw,
and the Governor has appointed Frederick
Tuttte, William Wayman, and L. c: Coventry,
Commissioners under II. The scope Of the
bill lnay be learned from the following pro;
visions Of 1t: -.
SEC. I. That alter the passage Of this act there
shall be organized q said city 81 Chicago an e1ecu
Ss e Rsa e In e.
>CEirago; said board shalt: enasist Of thres Gpm.
misaleneEs, so be chosen one from the sontb,
NORTH Divisions Il said cisy, w. who ton shall ali
constitute said board That until election
and qualification, In the manner and at the time
By and with the advice OF the Senate appoint tho
first Commissioners Of said Board Of Police, ard
who shall respectively hold their Offices for two,
four IL Gn and ner the next genssal
successors are duly elected and qualified; said
board shall possess the power and perform the du-
tes authorized II and empowered hy said act. ANA.
the transaction Of business.
SEC Said Commissioners, when appointed
sha an ten days after Their appointment ..
board and to decide by lot their respective terms
Of Office wnich decision Shall be fled In the Office
OF tn: city clerk; one Of said Commissioners shall
50 oat Of Office Ut the end after each two years
from and after the next general municipal election.
SEC: 3, At the general municipal election In said
shall be elected 1t the general city election In said
city, commissioner Of said board Of police to
succeed the member whose term Of Office expires,
20 that one Of said officers ehall be succesEivel7
elected every second year from the division OF eai
city, In which said coma ias1ouer resides whoFe
tenn Of office expires, and said commissioner
when elected, shall hold his Office for sik yeafs In
case Of vacancy, the Mayor may appoint until the
next municipal election.
SEC. 4. Said Commissioners, after tho orgaulza.
t.un Of said Eoard IN pursuance Of this act shall
f3a a<.$ 113t
, 1861-02-25

CIRCUIT CouRE-No jury cases were tried
baforo the Circuit Court last Saturday, the Mt
tention OF the judge having been employed IN
hearing motions Of counsel: -,
, 1861-02-25

80. ' -. w .oD4s'.9 "o4n 4ulsAls
1usNea .ue sna!s. ouo unual Ae1 Atm' ~ o1e
"o.o = ,o ~ v4oSu - oras@ e4s0'' e".A'5
Ao'oeo .A0 o1"eA etousn " oeePo0o ~" 'Auu-
ed her burden safely on terra fFHaa, apparently
with ~ rnnch ease a. aha xpon1a hare hani],a,7
WILL - 1 e'70 ~ QUO "o-1o ne's n"ne!eu
= Ema1 child or yeritable rag baby. The
hvafander. wara b1joe1v t;ck1ea A. thfa arhfbi.
-. ~ sN-4' -~.4..
uon OF courage and m mQscle On the part OF the
ona female and tbs utter discornfitnra IF +ho
49,. A1 ~ ~ ~-e :.
other, as sho stood On the other side Of
~
wondering "hetnef ehe "as nuft much and
whether ahe should laugh or crr at her inyol-
-.
untary and gfatultous exposure OF Shoes,
hose and embroidered skirts, or not, She Fl
,,.,,,. ,,,,1,d.a - ..o, aoa .a,,t ~ ,nttt ~.
aa1J cone1uae9 70 s4o', aao went On VIII ner
, 1861-02-25

ST. ASpnEws' BoorErx-A large delegation
ofths' s'members Of St. Andrews Society was
present in the procession on Friday last.- They
occupied carriages, and were overlooked by
our reporter.
, 1861-02-25

- Tbs Chicago Journal intimates that ths
e5Itors of this paper Lave teen earbl;pp md
rr,.r;n1 NJ. L;ocoln,s sneech NJ; Ph,,,da1,b;,
e''t'An55 2'' 1''asS-A st'e'e' ~ 1ai1aoe'Pa'n
foT some mystical and unexplained purpose.
Tic following paragraph is instanced-th.
words III Italics having been omitted IN mr.
- WI
Telegraph e'ao.an
there nsed y no plooa:hed or tear: Thers i no
,,Ss. g,g 1uav .rn IN ' 0dror:t 61g H. eaeM
5. no 1oi+1ea nless it be foryed r,o,' 1fe tors s
esnraent, aud then ii will be compelled 10 act in
sslede1enee.
Now for tho enlightenment Of all confirmed
,..s ho-. -, a., 1.+ 49,. .,.,-
oeneee' Aa'e ~ 10y 1's' 'nAs 'ne PRIMER
who pl7ced the epeeeh IN type, after settling rp
the word b,oodsnel" where it first occn,s
,n;atn,k II FIR th, Il f,oossba,,, ,,,,oro - 49,
1nl'eoaA ~ ~ tuo oooosAoo "Aele IL oe-
, 1861-02-25

WoRK ON TEE. GLoBE--The workmen Werc
On Saturday still busuy employed in stripping
the hulk Of ths wrecI1 Of the Propeller Globe.
The boilers were beiug taken out and re-:
moved
, 1861-02-25

G.AIS AID FloCE EXPORTED 1T NEW oEILAEe N
1s59G0.
FIo1r 3G, ,5!1 bh!s, equal bushels, 1,o5e55
+o:n.. .----.-.,--s-. 1,5p4, tG9
Wheat. ...-...-..............-... lt,682
, 1861-02-25

EW The annual meeting Of the Ladies' In
dustrial School Association will be held In the
lecture room Of the Second Presbyterian
Church, this {hfonday} Afternoon ut o'clock,
Members and all interested in the Association
are cordially invited to be preeent.
MRs, CHAe, LAME. Eecfv.
, 1861-02-25
The Inausra1lou.
Especial pispatch to the ctnetnat. COMMERCIAL

"1.H1NaToI, Feb q
Washington Is getting filled already, bnt It
is said that there Is plenty Of room for more.
The raised platform in front Of the Capital, 6n
which Lincoln Is TO be inaaguratcd MondsY
week, approaches completion. The programme
Of arrangements for the ceremony BY the sen-
ate Committee is published, aud meets gene
ral approval, except the regulation excluding
the public from inside the Capltrl on thst day,
but this Is not tie first time it has been done,
and i. was adopted at the special reeommen-
dation Of officials about the Capital 1t Is
generally regretted by Mr. LincoIn's friends
th:t he arrives here 60 late, and Viii have but
aslngle week to determine 50 many qnesti ous
OF The grayest moment @--*-
TaER,1oMErn.cn.-Range Of the thermo-
meter for the week as noted by E. L. O'Hara
a. his Drug store, No: 50 West Randolph street,
corner Of Canal street.
, 1861-02-25
-. Gbtrago Trihuue :
: ADVERTISING SCHEDULE,
A11ruH<ulEtf&H.
cVIC ER'S THEATRE.
4t4 AAHson st.eat, betweea Stata al -. c.,.rn

M cFlC K E RS THEATRE.
W. Madison st.ear. between Stata al r., rs:.n.
Ihe Aa7aSemens beYs 70 anaonacc an snsa.en<r {
E4th ttH "a l6t eZsE1oEdl atttt IT ii. tny MI r
4 soIaEES. whose wonderful snd purely ns!Gsrai
p eaye s.An2ed hi1l "a the -ner: 6a
CHARACTER ACTOR or TIE AGx- Nj. SIS lsrr en-
sa:eme1t ut tile walnut street Jheasc PAilati-lnht4
-. - qa,xessay r. aeka2sssdSed the NEST psirabl hi
Cansta as Laura kesnea n T. h-was en:osea. {ruT-
ts iao second ru1 Of the plecA) In hi eeebrat.
seF scene. every n!gtt compliment Its Sly 1lpart{
!e.sd M y tse small OF ne drana o. MONDAY even
~. ieor9arr 3::A EiN b prrsent.d the saccesssi
comedy q oCR AMERICAN COUSIN. Lord Dun
msots; 81 or1stEally written and played fos aro
- ~ @snshaEt crhe American CoaNn} Mr. Mcv!cSeT,
"a G2o Of the 1anstl the COMEDY as oefed
staef vi sthss5 III nG esss pisss IN 3
r hasasn TH II e. oea4tf1l drsma Of ths FLOWERS
- !4E EgAE5l. Also. II hi4 ovn successful Drama
Of LasfENsE. In careful sehearsal WITH rt;reIY 1
1sw e. scsa.Iy aud mechancal e1:cta iacladl2 bssti-
ul1 f,"Afs!na and novel SS~t.a. Sc a. CcxSes n.~.
!9ss seqas!to =; Aas5tcaa cls1n. entIed
tof American C-astu 1t home" c. LII ri U:Grr
Aesoa raia comedy was written expressly iaS
Scsaefo had In It ha ptrSoa2sea tHo ar Duc d:eary
md Sam,
, 1861-02-25

=OGR AMERICAN CoUs1N.-Mr. 9othern, q
popular actor who has made himself some
little reputation in q line Of characters like
,O4ndrsary ia "our American Cousin, )" In New
York and other Eastern cities, will commence
al engagement at iteVicker's Theatre to-
night, it being his first appearance on Chicago
boards.
, 1861-02-25

M a r r I e D.
At Fu1ton- 0swege County. \. r. February 2Gth By
Rev. E. Lord CHAS P. KELLOGG OF Chicago and
Miss SARAH Il. CASE Of the former place.
, 1861-02-25

DI d,
In this city on the ga int, ALICE. daughter Of
Chus C. and Sarah Wa11tu aged four mud hall e2re
, 1861-02-25

BRoADNAX s GRAY,
R8f4nf A8fnHnanH md EotIadkn,

Patent Attorneys and Solicitors,
Have opened an Office in Chicago. #hers one Of tho
aEnl can be consulted MlfHVuE CHAhGK, npun
NEW iSEGN Ta,,S!. M eEJ &c FED CASES, INTER-
ADDITIONAL IA5EpVEME ITS. P5.sLIlfIT Any
EAA nINATIONs+ ISFKLhGEMEETS etc. Appl!.
FEk shati' No PArsSE 70 PAT: tft4e inventor dc.
p1b is sd IN mott Ut tae 1e adinx NEwsRApERs or the
VEST FREE OF CHAKGE which brt 1Ea tee 1n nyent ton
transacted by n.etnocrs Of taa tim-Gor DT ENFLor-
Patent, cd Ia ali foreign countttes ADVICE
given and cir r-ulars sent gratuitGuui
0Ff1cEs-oornsr seventh and F STREETS directly op.
poke !he Patent Office. Wnshlngton ID. C-Estsh-
Louis Mo. 2. Q; Box -so7=E:tao ihed 1851 Lannon'S
BlocS corner u trk and Washington 6ta Chicago Ill
F. O. Boz 4fA3-Eataol1shed 1861 te2tey;3ra
, 1861-02-25

DEMONSTRATION OF Jor.-We understand
that the colored people arc contemplating d
public demonstration Of their joy ut the recent
discharge of the: fugitive. Anderson, by the
Courts in Capada Tie affair will CONS off
some limo this week.
, 1861-02-25

CHIoAao ART1srs n. spR1Ea71ELn AND
oUtsor.-We noticed .: few days since that
Hrs. Matteson and number Of Chicago musi-
Clans and singers were about to psy pIofas-
aional visit 70 Springfield >. Thia lady .ad Miss
Tinlnghast, tho organiat Of st. Panl's Church,
are eliehtlng both The sptfngaeldi.ns and the
Quins7itea By : most susc seriea Of con-
, 1861-02-25

- IEQUEsr.-Coroner James on satuardy af-
ternoon held an inquest upon the body Of a
woman, name did not learned, who died sud-
denly on that day at her home on Gur1ey
street, West Division. We have no further
particulars.