, 1862-12-20
Qbita9o Qribn,te.
SATURDAY, DECEMBER 20, 1859.
THE CITY.

,,rao E1-oots;o. - ao et'"u e14eh
,o,r ~, Na,aa,, >1o.a.su matss up
ssrac,, ~, Wns1,:~.. ~ 'assplc -. WINTER
With the o.1or o+traatz1.n 1900 n,s+o..s,S soapu
Inc Garden ebon1a o,,.r,,,
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NOT IScESD1AKF.-1n the TRIBUNE of
Thursday 1t was stated that the new building
-t~sa. eo'nes VI Caaa1 ana taa'1'son
1>.s Wv e.s0 " 'ne ptssna1lg huus lseen.ls
80 ~ 4,' "as nieo ~ 'uceno1as'es' Ne''e -!
| sl.as 1ls n1e was oceasioneo W 'ne
<As14ee ~ 'nc Ais' eonnss5''t40A'
Personal met r4on+ N r, Rcnnetf
Of Casta,;a- INV, ~, 1;s uovto cor;nth for
the bodv If 1;ent 1.rov clark of conpany
K. 18th repime,,+ 11,;ro7s volunteers. who fell
pal1ant1v fighting for his country. Capt.
Bennett viii tatc tbc remains to the parents
of +ba doonas,a ree;d;no in f,asta,;a.
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SERVED H1M R1auT.-A Clark stree m
gist Of secession procilS1les, VIC " s.'
1.l. et-ao+ yesterday, and commenced re-
7o;cino arer tbe. fearful slaughter OF Union
4roo,,s Mt Fredericksburg. 4 clerk in the
storc ,,rorn1stly informed him that he didn't
allow such talk in that store, took him by the
throat, and pitched him out 4 short shrlft,
stout rope, aud convenient lam p-post, would
have been more appropriate fate for that
man who rejoices over Union calarn1tles in
th1s hour Of mourning. His punishment was
too light By far.
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e'"o' :, - - :. t,>:, ..a,,,.,.,,>,.u
to ae,d endorsement He is an earnest, zeal
ous, eloquent advocate OF Freedom and the
Right, snd no nan has abored more ass1du-
ously and faithfully than kev- Robert Collyer
for these great principles His lecture viii
bc found an able eloquent and scholarly pro-
luction, full! Of great truths and earnest ap-
reals upon the lessons OF tho hour Every
man should hear it.
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10 ~ per eent' ~ lne So''sunlp'1on u el.he
"ooo oe eopi' WIN 'us pscssne p''ees VI auss
housesecpcrs The consideration that the sub
ieet observes. Tnr cost Of the Valve Tor NOR
properly compound dan,pcr'') is only $1.2
which places it within the reach of all VIII
have stoves, B. F. Burnside, No. Is Cobb
building, Dearborn street, is the agent for th
city anl S1ate.
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coEosERs lNQuEsTs.-Ihe train on tn
fit'shnsgh. fo:t "aEne ana Chicago roa'
Which Arrived yesterday morning, brought
party OF some @oo e1nigrants from the E:ss
destined to Wisconsin. fsFo OF whom died
1he cars Coroner Schmidt was summone
ard held the necessary in4uests. One Of Il
deceased was a German, aged sixty-thrs
years, named John Aloensblc, who, it Al
peared, from 1he evidence dedueed. had bes
in slekly condition since leaving German.
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MAsos1c.-At the annual communicate
Of Ki1winning Lodge, No. S11 F. & 4. j
held Thursday evening. the 18th inst, 1
following officers we're elected for the ensui
year: F. G. Green, W n; G. ". Wood,
W; II. O. Bickwel1, j. W; s. Il. Donaldst
Treasurer; s. Il. Smith, Secretary; B. W
Cooper. Chaplain; r. s. PAYNE, Orsanist;
j. Gilmore, S. D.; II. ". Armstrong, J. ]
E. NJ PortcIl, 8. s.; Thos. Miller, ]. S. :.
Phillips, Tyler.
AT the regular annual communication
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Without doopt, DC la'se'y pat'on'zeo oy Il
WHO nave mol Inc 'ncnnat1on or Inc iaho
pa'sanize'hel larger ano expensive PARKS.
em1orcn o1 tne poor and Inc families OF
olers Will mere ma that feefaa1lon ana am
1ncn1 from winch theJ nave been hitherto
barred. ihe PROJECT Is as ercdabte TO
donor as It will be beneficial to those