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We commend the foregoing talles 10 TIC
careful study of-business 1neu and all oilers
whose interest Is to be s,1bkcrvea bs adscrtls-
inc. The TRIBUNE Is eought after by the most
Intelligent and enterprising classes IN the
Sorhweat--tbc kinds Of people whose custom
Is of the most value Ehouli 1t te desirable
to reach a wider range Of our readers than our
daily Issue goes before, 1t can le done through
cur trl-veckly and weekly editions-the Latter
Of which has circulation second only to TIC
EeE York wecklica.
, 1861-01-21

[specil Dispateh to tho chicago Ttlbune.1
6pH1SGT1xLD, Jan. 10, 1851.

so,x,, sncoxr ruo1c1r
n,. s,;, +h., .ho non,o,rots h,re rccors,d.
.rea thew war3,k, reso,nt;ons which contc7n.
~,,+ad 1-a.l;nc nm the Tco;s,ztnra by their
,os,a,,ti,n ma that +hev viii IN m r,coccf,1,v
Tbey ,,sva learned n lesson from the ubools
-, D~oa,- :, t.- ,rhth .h.r ,;11 ,,-,S+
49, -o.o,, ,ct;on If tbe secrss,on;sts in Ala.
ha.,a ,nd s,,th ca,o1;na has c7c,t,r modified
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a.. ., s..-oro1 o,J hoods r.,,,,;,,
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.s.s - -. 49, n.roa ,anoa.,.t,ons 4 their t,re.
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semans,rat;ng ,he wine Of Tho master1y in.
-et,.;.1 ~o,;,s ~ ths Rennb,f-,na
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~ 'A ,S~o,,- - .-.,,1 ,,a.or,. 1o.r ;
.s's-'A'' "N',N ~ otato c,,e-,
ns1,+ The rcso1u,ion offered by Mr.. Mack Z
u1en. .,.. p.ooL. t,- y;
Aaah 49, = ,.,-oa 49, Ssn.tea utt} son,
eaa.' 49,. ~. tLaaas, @ .nd ons,,v messed BROOK
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| e..e D'...a., I' ramr,;+tea ~ Indian. =
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: ~ 49, 1.a,saa ~ - ~ !. sunnsn.d thcv can
: ny ...n" -. ,,;t.ra.., ~ Hon ca,cb
I 800 ~ .oA "''s' '
p NH .n.v. 7osrp,r
u tos csu.1',,rn.s . ,ss5,n n rr;t Of el,.ct,,
e lue w.. as..s7 ,,vt,c +e., o,,a;,on
If 10 N.,; w ,,.s,,es ~ c,ect,on Ia orr,e,
y 1aon- AAs''' ~, -
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xr4At.L THEY BE PROTECTED


The AiubaIna Convention IS at dead
lock. After passing secession ordnance
the members from the Northern counties |
who steadily opposed it, refuse to 81 gn 1hc
instrument At the latest duties the Con-
ven,ion :was considering what should be
done under these circumstances The po-
sition Of the minority. gives rise to al in
portant queU: They are opposed to dis
union. They are loyal to the Constitution
and the Union. In this they faithfully re-
present their constituents. Mr. Yancey, IN
a violent speech in the Convention, declar-
ed that these North Alabamians should
be coerced into=seeession. Now the qucs-
ton is, will the Fedcra" Government pro-
tect it's loyal citizens who are
thus menaced by traitors? We pub
Iished some days ago, letter from
one of these North Alabamians TO the
President prcpounding this very query.
So far il has elected no answer. 1t prpba->
bly will gct none from The present PTesi-
dcptia3 incumbent Butit cannot be STAYED
of forever 1t is fast assuming practical
character, and must beanswcrcd, not only,
by the Presidents but hy the people.
There is another c.se directly in point
The G. 4, Collector at the part Of George;
town. S, O., continued to recognize his
government, in his official acts, alter South
Carolina had rebeIled- The lntter has ar
rested him On nchargo OF high treason. hs
is nov in jail awaiting trial; and, unles:
the Fedenl Government protects INN, LII
iii sooner OF lister be hung FOR his loyalty
Shall he be protected, OF shall he be lell Il
~. tender mercies Of the t1nitora? III
question, too, must he answered soon AM
- ench Of the seccding States, there az
t.,neaoda of citizens who remain loyal L
~. GOVERNMENT, who will share the tate
the Georgetown Collector, unless protect'o
:. s-tandci to them: Shall 1t be done:
eha1, Il be said that the government fe
~h;ch % thsy sre ready TO peril their oil an
- surrender their li7cs, is too pusll'an
49,. I'm weak and too cownrdly to pr
text thenf- j.,
-. no, question Of coercion, but
..:a,, ri 47otectson-of protection ffp
.rronq and Outrage, fro'n conflseaslon al
1s.th: 1t the hands Of men In open fen'
lion ssainst tl'eir government. e!,. onall IL u
ss.;,,, no he withheld! What say 70
a ~ The Northwest: We ask you, Z
- Republicans, no, IS Democrats but
4ret;can casizens imbucc with the love
eeunry, With loyalty, and sentiment
..n.i honor-shaa this protection
~ithhs,d7 Ask nes your 1eaders 60 7
to the resolutions Of yoar ssAte Ga. anq '' euul
~rowu hearts, into the history OF
~ into The imperishablc g,orics
aussshsd fathers; Ind qnd tnen s nn an.1
the question like men. There a no Il
800 II we are TO leave anything
~ RI ,ld1eu Of which thfJ may feel {
othsr emotion than that ol shame and
-nf,,s.ion, v. must nss delay the answer
, 1861-01-21

To TIE CITIZENS or CHICAGO:
without any desire for eontrove1s5 rs ss 4 70
whom l. entitled the credit Of looming taa "
8. Fair in this city, to my other assertions
contained In the letter published n SATURDAYS
i relation TO The ss;n PsFt saaaIoa. stnts E. t.
Ei7en 10 that party not from any superior id.
f eeaon Or o5s5 gaa5sents 5e sa pga
~ snch rrcference. Tho manifest advantages
offered il tho proposition submitted by ne ne
Mechanics Institute. wsro aeknawiedsfd TX ~
| nrnnogitjon was Lid a.ide-: The Mechanics
Institute Viii probably take fn1thes action ~ II
the natter et their nnrt meetng, NJ fas nns1 1t
On % soual Terms, a. the matter Is still open te
furnishing he ssgs gss tsa %
n1e sirT TIER preferences for tic location
e Mse5snIes i1ttitete, offering the groo9d =;
Il Cottage Grove s Tns etaSs R.rhRaa Rssty it Is DC
he'Fo a'e L MEuNAs11.
, 1861-01-21

A belief prevails IN Par;s among TIE friends
Of the exki1c Of Naples, that his Majesty will
allow himself to be taken prisoner By tho sar-
dinsaa.. 1t Il added that he will oct thus on
the adricc Of The Austrian Cabinet,
Fraucis IL, in tho hands Of Victor Emane
uel, would be u spectacle as cufious ns Was
that Of Francis tic Firat of France in the
haud. Of the Emperor Charlea the Fifth In
Spain. We suspect that the sa.dinian mon
arch would be very much puzzled what to
do with thls Bourbon prisoner. South Caro-
lima evidently wants a king--suppose that
the beaten Msjezfy Of Naples be shipped for
Charle&ton !-I,aRa<ztIphi I1ess
, 1861-01-21

The ftigate Macedonian has gonc to the re-
lief Of Fort Pickens, 1t PensaeolA, and TO en-
deayor to recover the Navy Yard from the
rabelf. Capt Meigs, formerly Of Washington,
Ia at Tortusss, with Only aos 'a.esers; @ ae 1a
fused by tho War Department. 1.oopa have
at Last been sent to hih rcliss from BOSTON,
II, 7. TJ}bsase. '.,. :
, 1861-01-21

To Gk.Es AaexTAu BoY1-~" 4 Histor5
of Montpelier, fsrnont, from its Earliest Set
Element to the-prcscnt T11ne," BY D. P.
Thompson author Of" Green Mountain Bo,z;,'
fresh supplies of Rome Of To-Day" BY ID.
About; Hepwo-th oi1on's "Persona1 History
OF Lord Bacon," and man, others may be
found ut McNn1y's, 81 Dearborn street.
I11z 1sACeUnAr1oS.-Ihe Pittsburgh, fofs
wayue s. chicago Eailroad have rendered TO
Mr. Lincoln special train Tor himself anu
cscort for his journey to Washington otnef
Eastern roads from this city are prohef'ns
like courtesies. :
|: TIE PHILADELPHIA E1crEs1os.-in's
| x7eniog a: large party leaye By the p1tseq1Es
! Fo.t Wayne d Chicago Railroad for fnllaosl a
! anla, In the return excursion to that CITY, .!
:; large delegations representing the boaros o
j Trade of this city end Milwaukee,
aFnRwARp FoCa-"--0n Dearborn street @
saturday .4.crnoon, sudden stampede
horses and vehicles took place, BY which ion
huev,es .werc knocked into t'pi" IN sho'
| space Of time. :::>. - g.
, 1861-01-21

rsv4v-p-rx f>FnYr t7rox-The Methodist Epta-
~., r,,a..h ., yyhea,,n rs,. dedicated to re-
,,,;;u. 5ofxb;n m fhuf,daf last; Rev. Oh
Ahlnus' ~ ~ ~ 'n9 49,
III LEG Ate1ao'1 ''.
CHICAGO CURLING CLrn-A meeting ofthc
members of this club will bo held In the Tre-
mont House on Tuesday evening next at half.
,,ast seven o'clock: ali desirous of Joining
the clnb ere requested to attend
vo,r, uxx,, c,7r7sT7.x A..of,,.r,os-A
social meeting Of tna Assoc.s''on VII W re1o
at their rooms In Methodist nlock' 'a'7 tnon@
da.} evening atf oeloeh. "eApsfs NV p,n
ticulazly requested 10 Ateno anu lu' punt
are cordially invited
r,o;r,., ,,r.nv1,-y -Oon nfYhe hest sa;es-
mans establishments VIC have yet seen is tho
ELEGANT waron built by Alex. McFarlanc, No.
2so State street, for. j. ;, secley o. TINS c"5'
agent OF tAc Riggs tta1a hnooe9 t1oss' so'Ae
thing unsurpassed u It's Ane' -
srcosp us1yEasA11sr Cuuncn.-The now
,h,,rc,, of the Scco. d Univerealist Society in
! .h,a c;tx--rev. ]. ii. Tuttlc, Pastor,-on the
corner o. Mest washington sa.ss ans s ~.
streets, VIII oe aeoaes1ea on . p"~.s
ming OF next "eeA' ee11non - NV
| ~. r,,oeanx ,f+crnoor
| hA!AA - ~. 49, frs,rht ,,,,o un, ro1ns
"a -. 80 IN pa brakemaI
"ss' ~ t.':n-oh r.s Instantly Killed. beip.
mAAe" .,af ~ w. ,,x a,r,t;nr ,h
hnoeAee non4 Ns III H. -so:- ft.t1rv .,,t,or
top tA11pero - 49, ~ ,,,t,,
l"enas "aSes s'a' ~ 49,. l.. 49, r.st
, 1861-01-21
4 Mammoth War Steamer - Launch
OF the WARRIOR

from the London Times, December 81 rs- i
The formidable iron-casel frigate WaT$
the largest man-of-wnr ever built, and dtf:
| than 100 tons larger than the largest s&ssel
| in the world, .after the Great Eastern, VA
| safely launched into the Thames On On INC 2s,h
The intense frost Of the previous night had, ia
fact, frozen her down to the :. ways" 30 firmly
| that nothing would move her. Hydraulic
| presses, which arr always kept fixed ald ready
In case OF such cVHtrttcH1a, " ere worked anu
| pumped 10 the utmost they conld pear,
heavy gun was fired on her upper deck to start
her by conclusion, but in vain; she only
t moved slowly for few inches, when tho frozen
grease OIL the slips brought tcr up again fast
as ever The tide WAS at Its height, and It WIS
evident that if she did not start IN few min,
utes she would not be launched till the next
spring tides. A hawscf was ,nGslc East TO a
powerful tug, hundreds OF hammers made the
svays' ribratc, while tic men on board fan
: from side to side to start her, but all to no
purpose AT last two other tugs came to the
assistance Of the first, and fortunately .hell
| united cfI,,,ts were successful The Warrior
moved 4 little slowly, then stopped, thel
started again, and gaining momentum as eht
descended; slid rapidly down: into the water
and was ssfeiy aaoat Just Is the tide began te
fall
+ The Warrior is considered in England to b
4 rival to the fameus French "ar-ship Il
Noirr. When in sea-going trim her mali
deck portsills will be about 8 feet from til
water, aud In this respect she possesses al
| immense advantage over La Gloirs, who's
ports arc only 5 feet. Hl4e inchcs-mneh to
: near the water to make her guns Of eny rs
: in r eca WY. In point nf speed, al.o> tn
I Warrior will probably be unriTaalcd anon
| other improvements the Warrior will iDar
gurato Is ono on the present cun6rou
aud awkward ships gun-carriago. Ihos
, | which will be furnished to her have the Stand
t fixed, tho gun running backward and fo
: wards in a Slide, with . pivot for training II
: g11n fore OF lift tlatea hbort The Eentre Of III
= gun. The advantage Of this Is that It will d
: low The present wide port holes to be reduce
!, to.ha1f thcr width, without at all inter1eIin
| with the range Of tho gun fore and at. Tut
= The port holes Of The Warrior will be thrt
feet Seven inches high, aud only tEo wide, II
= stead Of Tour--n reduction which, Of cours
u | diulnishes by ouc-haH the chance IF shot
s shell entering the aperture. Fur the space
i. nearly two feet, also; all rn1ud the ports II
/. afnlo- plajes ire seven inches thick.
}. The walls OF the Warrior arc Of fve-ins
l. | iron plates. bncked by twenty inches OF Sol
Il teak, which Mr.. Whitworth, the celebrate
i artillery -mau, deems inyulnerablc. -,
IT The work Of fitting the Warrlor with
l. rest Of her plates and engines will soon 60
T. as ra;,idly as possible IN tho Victoria doc
. whence she will start at the en-. Of May or
it ginning Of June, for Portsmouth,, to be ma
, 1861-01-21

OF En&1A80s
!. lrrom Nllkes' spir4t.] -
Iteeems that Hurst is to meet smaller lnn
than Tom 6aycrs in his mxt contest for H.
belt, The new candidate is no 1esa . inan TIN
Nscc, wLcsc ecGGts!.E AciEut Il only 147le
The career Of this boxer has bccu singn3ar'y
chcquered, and some circumstances have oe-
CURED to throw much doubt upon the ques.
ton a. 10 whether lis pluck Is ct ths tight
5pFt, Theec seum to have been lost slght q
since he defeated Travcrs so easily, aud Dis
1osed Of Bob Brettle In SO masterly manner;
but wc think that they should not be altogcth.
CT forgotten. His great pugilisue abilities en-
&bled Mace to Eet the better Of these twp n1ell
without being hurt at all himself; and some
| think that he will yet CRY "a go: 4 good deal
too rcadily Il he gets pinc1ic1- Ie Is probably
! the etnartest man in tho world With Ills dsts
and 4 Furnishing fighter, but no question
whether ho can Fit with the weight and ef1cc'
| which attend the blnws Of Tom Saycrs: ".
!! expect that t|ie1o will be a good dre4 Of go
! ius to gra5s'' practiccd BY him when ht
meets Hurst. The disparity Ia greater be
, tween thcm than it was between Ben Caun
and Bendlgo, and TG do not t ink Aas' (;
1t all eeuI to what The latter was. whi!
Hurst mus. be ycay bad fighter If 1e j
worse thau(aunt WAS, 4hould he succeed Il
getting home one or two Of the sort OF sliugtn
Ttuht-bauded hits which b1ohc the ribs Of To1
Paddock, va think they will be quietCs fo
Mace aud whoever Of the twain may win thl
| battle, We ehal not be at al surprised to TN
that six months thereafter his laurels Lay
! been cropped By king,
, 1861-01-21


Besides these, two immense warehouses, OF
a capacity equal to tic 1argest ntovs-nasnsd,
are in process Of erection On the South Braachs
near the c., B. s @. R. R. bridge, both to oc
ready for the next seasons business. One CT
these is for Messr5. Nuager, Armour & Dole,
tho other for Messrs. Sturgis T. Co. On the
North branch, at the foot OF Illinois street,
frat-elass warehouse is to be built ioT Hon
Vim, B. Ogden, 1t is to be $50 feet long byso
feet wide, 110 feet high, and is to cost s9o,oo"
Il Il to be commenced early the coming spring.
The capital invested In these Grain E1esa-
tors shows an aggregate out1ay Of nearly Two
MILLIONS of dollars, exclusive Of the valuable
| real estate occupied By the same.
| FKEu1xa THE ERE EATEns:-We learn tnat
| n lot Of pork sold by Measrs. Tobey d BOOM
of this city to Baltimore fr1n, has been re-
! xot, to 70 to Fort Moultrie. 1t is astonishing
how generally our eoathern brethren are get
| t,n@ themselves Into condition tr Northern
proyfs;ops and Northc1n-nladc zzms, to WHIP
ths North. 1t Is bumiltiting to think thai
these terrible are-eaters must after all eonde
| ,ccra to eat beef and pork. They have on'
! lo4 that vc firmly believe Is quite too goea io'
| them.
| YbCso AMERICA on Els TRAvHs~-lhe II
Louis papers toll Of tho discovery Of 3 ehil
Of q boy, seven years cid, brisSly nav1
eatiu: Tue Mississippi in a leaky skill, bound
o. nosaiil, to run away from home in thateit3
.rl 20 sud zee his AuAt, Mullen In Chicago
He rite hi. name aar 5ohn William Wallace
John VIE taken ho1as and his feet toasted an
I was put to bed likely cnocgh, but wo ~aseF =
l will be heard Of again IN this world He VI
, discover the North Pole If there is any.
II TIE WnArHEA- Tho following Il It
+ ratirs af tie thermometer for the wee
+ as noted by E. l.. o'Haz Apotheca1y 81
Pharmaceutical, corner of West Randoll
/ and Cana1 street2: -
, 1861-01-21

T., ~ 7aot,,r. roo,, If the F;rst Rantfst Church
~. f>1,,5a7, of.e,,,,on nj e,< o,c1ock. when /
IL, - ,.,,o-t ~, ba ,e,a and aevryn1
tne 80. - 11...a.-.
addresses el'eu' a!o oo@4o ~
elected, consisting OF Twelve "<1es enossa
large, and one from cacn o1 more tnan tnlf'5
cooperating churches. 4 general attendance, |
csnecfa1ly Of ladIca, Is desired,
E.F. LEBcssos, ,Rcc'y.
-
FAHBRI's CozCERT.-tabon AchlSeo 4 no1a-
Bile triumph On Saturday evening, and before
pood audience NJ Brv IN HAl-
---
.sloAx's cox1Gne1sh eo1i.1ats"%"e eeps .n'
following eosn"enaaioty feaA - ~
tta1 Joa77'd1' eaa aea@Ius eao'''o
,.~ .rho,,r.hin. coed in an arc IN high state Of
,-,-.,i,v Mr, Sloan tas v.selF excluded print
- hoos. "a ri, ony ys,ce!cse but a. positive
~ 5ntn,t,p. nns}uess treh .or the last hundred |
vs,rs b,vc yo.cd those who pretended to learn
boot.seenir- from printed books, imposto7s, aod
tbos. ,sho ynderYool Ia teach from, such tou1ce
=. ,1r.,r,s ;t3sve1, known tta. book-worns
15r5 -. nnot+e1 ho- the practical t1t3es
of1sye Youn. u:eu a1c becoming awars Of this
,,ct end arc crortins sloan's Commercial College,
wheTe only manuscript iossns-"'tIea - Ie@s
tfrl manner md r. aetoa4 1ae t5ts ~sp e7*e-
We sec there the sons o. our oess o0s4Ae's ...eA'
who kno" ho" 70 appreciate p'se'4ea1 e"a-1sso a.
The nafr'ea4ataon 'e'cs sno" ns',. .a' A. 49, w
attending statents. ne "e'e asnsu~o Eee ~
many nen sitting N max eapaelous 1nu elsssan''.
appointed cor:'1tSo HOOK performing .1stf ptas@
ttca1 duties hSe 20 many 7ete1sn oooA,~0epa
r s!3an has no equal az IN instructor OF aud Isc-
~ ro,,mrrrIa, Science. His students arc
,ars ~ b,s n,,;s, and arc enchanted with his man
II aud natural Illustrations. His graduates arc
cage,ty sorghs after not only on account Of thel1
superior qualifications bat also on aeeouhs oi Inc
manly vtsor anu energy eeqaafea IL 1ll7 .-t's.
tt1sutioa. IL aao!a' ~ s,s sas...,t;o. -,
these e71dcnecs OF prosperity ano 'tF1 -
COCA CAUSE AA'u Z WN":-~ "o-sA, ----D'
| l.. ,kc1v To be n1entv this rear. But Its
| ~ ss.-5. an.s nnor .bo Wv i, I. made.
quality aepcuos uueh opoiA uo ""5 ~ - '
I ufN~ tn4A nav =
, 1861-01-21

:TouSG MEx's CHRISTIAN AsspclAT1oE.-A
eocial meeting Of this Association will be held
at their rooms In Methodist Block, this {Aon~
day) evening att o'clock Mcmbers arc par
ticulazly requested to attend and the public
are cordially invited.
, 1861-01-21
Cbiraao Grittbu,1t.
~ MONDAY, JANUARY 81, 1861.

sB Te MAN Subscribers. .R
The date en- the alp OH which your name II
r:ir:ed. tells -ae1 your subscription rune cEt.
Etcp III eye nui 1t.
, 1861-01-21
Nctu advertisements.

C. a. ECE[FE-H, dd-7!tst77 Ayt.t. g. De0r.
do4s r., Il ea:tort.td to rtcesss Adae7tistsensf1oT
AIt Gy.d oil ths Leading F7pess u ~ .Ncrt1Eesf
, 1861-01-21

= WAsHIS1ToS, jan y.
The report Regarding IN attack upon thcCap-
DAY ID such form as to leave no doubt that
such measure is in contemplation, and TINT
every effort hns been made to secure SUCCESS
to the project.
feel authorized in saying that strong pro-
lection will be needed in this District to pre-
serve the public properly herr, and give tc ILL.,
Lincoln quiet apd peaceful Inauguration
A. German Editor In Dimcu1ts-A Tex
ns HOB aB4ai1B Him.
1fr. F. Flake, editor Of German paper, Die
Onion, At Galyeston, Texas, has conc to grief
because be made fun ef South Carolina, In the
last number Of bis paper he published the fol.
lowing very bad verses il EhJIM {the first
contribution In the English lngpage which
had appeared in Die U4.on}, and added cdlto.
rally, that the sentiments therein expressed
embodied the views Of . majority Of The peo'
PIE Of Texas In Tegard to South Carolina"
Correspondence Of the Galveston Cnion.]
FoUnTu LETTER FROM ONE OF TIE PEOPLE
CSot one OF the Po1iticians.)
She fed before the danger came,
Though douh.y shielded Etl1l Ehc lied,
And while we RnfrOw Ger her thAmc,
We never c.n be driven or led
To follow her misguided courae-
UescEtion's bad and treason's Tcrec.
Our cause is just, our arm is strong.
Though foes appeared, we could Eot NJ,
We may rcdresz each real wronRi
1t least tbs manter far otry.
For public Or for private ends.
We never eau desert our Giend4.
Honor fosbids; we mast obey,
Our piisLted faith VIC ehau na1ntstn:
C,,ue rood or Ill We chooee to stay.
Cpon our shield there is no gsAin.-
NJ fanclcd gain IL worth the cost
| or taruiahed lame-of honor lost.
The editorial comment closed us follows:
"Texas etsuds as q sertirel On the ont8kaft
| Of the Union. Come what may she Will neFe
| desert her post :.
"Poor South Cardinal"
| The er:es and the editors reularks togethe
| were too much for the proslaycEy families {
| Galveston. L huge mob, including merchant
and members Of Ill the other respectable ca
scs Of the city, went to the Office Of Die tssso'
broke In and destroyed the printing press an
forms, scattered tho types, and In tact gntte
! the building. After this they built bona7
Of tar barrels in the back yard, and the flreme
being on hand, they played around the bonni
In such manner as TO keep it from destEoyn
the building or dsnaGin. the neighbofang pr
perty.
This done, q large sign was posted In frol
OF the building, bearing the words tquott
from tho article IN the German paper" Pos
South Carolna!''
At last accounts the people were still niue
excited, and were organizing to catenthe e
| tor III possible) and all the other abollonls
there1Lout, III order to treat them to the " IA
splitting" ordeal, and suits Of taE md cotto
]
, 1861-01-21

DoRes SET TO Mus1u.-A. J.. Higgins has
Just had s:sst-to'' ot canfnes ret to music,
md we hare from him p Gthog7aPhsd view o.
dog fight, pretaelng the scora md words ot
tho capital song, "Ths Under Dog In 1he
Efrhtn - T.: .
, 1861-01-21
I7tETH ANNUAL FESTIVAL
or
CLEVELAND LODGE 10. gil j. F. i j. l.,

II
eLEyE1AxD LODGE 10. gil l. F. / !. 4,
VIII BE- given At shs
FREMONT HOUSE,
THURSDAY Evening. Jan. 81, L. osd1, 81, ,laa1.
coxarrrxx OF AzxA1eE91xrs:
Nathan II: Huatlty, 3Aleadsst Ale5soddsss gr@8aH
Eass4s EE1:z ! hsssases, ,,,..n 3 Fs7fsa:
Members Of the Fraternity ase seqaesseo 70 @9p~@
rieSesEsy b. procured OF any usHnez o. e Sofa'
| rtttee of Arrangements, sno a k@e 'Een.oss a'a
| Price Of Tiekets -.......-..*3.oVs
| c,rhetr,, L,sa. G uard paad. ~ 3ss.ts8t*a
DRYAN HALL CLARK street,
- Opposite " Gog5; aoa.e g. SsaS & asa,D...a
| nT scy Hal "a tan Union N N isa-
Aoouxtics and Geasrsl Appointments; =, -
ytrt1j seat yaj more per-sLs ta11 n! o1nGr =
M citY-T7 accur.te ceaat and report OF tAh16a q
BAGEH. I I5.1 1adeace Room tho nsss door, To
entrance brtnx t1:S street re EseaLeas acS1uSIn I
fIs a. a. oPpo.ts ot oeaa,a eaa. t,.S u lie rea1
1T A1Tpl1 pst7tss snsssS "a coa:. F.aee.
.. 7as a;1aa ~ "a puscassed q Geo Z. Hs naw
y e. Ss MSs :: I Iaa,e .eS1 Fl, Z aslsx
ea eneta1s w 80 sEaltcd II &c T,rta FAT = ?s:o ao
ensser sa reply 70 Hay9s &c 2osts3ta Of ~ sae
P.sAas3Hs., ,:;od: = L:Fsos Sx,ss. b. f1ea.s
There spacious IoweF haA !tt - ~ ~ 80
Bs,s aad :aa Ike Is pEovta ID y - Grsaens
1esa IL 1sststaa., bslls IA tas lke sp3Ee1
t5on to THOS. aAKgouE BIZ
! @0l CEtec II tho Eutl.iiE.%%@
, 1861-01-21

4 T1r.Iop rrEsoCr.-o2c ofthe best eaies-
mans establishments We hare Jet eecn Is tho
elegant wagon built by Alex McFarlanc' No.
2so State street, for.J 3, Iseclcy Of this city
asert oi thc kiggs 1ia1d Eubber Truss, some
}hine-uueurpassed In its lne. -
, 1861-01-21

Gas Ftxfu1ks..-I AM daily receiving from. the
1ac.ories large invoices Of n= and bsautiful pat-
terms Of French and Amet!as5yaes Of chande'
Hers, also general stock Of fixtures so'saole ioe
kinds ofbuildingr. which arc To- sale q "ooae'
sale OF retan, very low, At Is cl9sE Fl.
jan Il. 10d AAta' 14aANifi"