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, 1864-02-28

REsuRnECTIoA1sTs At WoRK.-On Tkdrs-
day last the body Of Morris Dowuey waa Temporal
rily buried In the old Cemetery. Saturday morn
Ing when tie Coroner went to dfsintes 1t, for
poet mortem. he discovered thht an attempt had
been made to steal the body The box containing
1t had been broken open, but the " snAtchers"
found the body too much decomposcd to be Of any
use for dissection, and they covered 1t with SIND
and 1ed. We thought the Infamous practice OF
body stealing became one Of the dead habits OF
bsrbartnm years ago, but 1t seems to have been re-
vived in Chicago,
HONORABLE MENTION. - Major General
Pleasanton thus speaks In bis official report OF the
gallantry OF the late lamented Drigadter General
Elon FaznBworth, who was killed at Gettysburg
while leading brigade under General Fitzpatrick:
IT vas L one Of 5hese brilliant
ally lending charge Of big brigade AGAINST the
s c,ss n95} ssa wt pisa g, e. a99
ratiou On the held Of battle, and the raptdIty Of
bis actions, had already distinguished General
death was closed i career that must have won tho
highest bonors Of his profession
TIE FOURTEENTH W1scoNs1a.-on. satur-
day noon 29l men, about one-haf now recruits, be.
longing 10 the 14th WisconslT infantry, arrived
paid the!r respects to bonnteoua dinner prepared
by the ladies. This regiment passed through this
city about the middle Of last month At which time
it's roster appeared in these columns. Since thea
tho regiment hna been recruited some 400 men.
who amer being paid will join tbs main body IN a
week or two. The boys 60 to Vicxahurg, the thea-
tra Of their former exploits.
REAL ESTATE IRAEsFERs.-The Real Es-
tate market continues quite active. The follow
ing transfers hare recently been effected 5y j. T.
Olinger:
Seven acres on tho corner Of Ruckcr and
Five acres On Canal Port avenue ......... .17,sp0
-Four hundred feet on Michigan aud Wa
.bash avenues. -. ...:..................... 1900
EIehty-fo feet on Praide avenue ....... G2oo
ORruAf AsTLuA.-The following arc the
donations to The rrotcstant Orphan Asylum, for
the month Of February 1851:
willard l. Chlld, one barrel Of flour Mr.. Arthur,
Of the Illinois cenreal atroad. ten tons Of coal
Mauran Wright, one bag Of dried apples; Frank
Newhalt, one barrel Of apples; Dupee & Co.. one
ham Jones & culbcrtson one barrel Of pork.
, 1864-02-28
RPaL 46statR tot Sale.

TOR SALE-First class Resi-
R1sz Roas oa Pss4n
Easement Win sas. hot and coi4 sasos BAH room
With good sable Il 20 On Waeash ,s
It stands. the 1ot be leased. For further IN
formatlon ad4rets Box ies6, Chicago. fcas'fsa6-sw
r OR SALE-At Newport, Rhode
u Island. Ole. Of The anest resltepces on The Is.
land 1he house T. built and has E;sss
delry. xeeetabe spd vine cs!ls1s r.. grounds eon;
are aat saed with sh,aebs,y a1a ol over sTen,
6 sa, spd ya.isy q s:enery aGort'ng !as i does
toE. ~ pt.fe Offers, sTeater iaducsmeutg. Price
41.G0. on most Of which, long sime" and low rates
Interest III be SLOWED For Iurthet particulars
and rE0toet rhIc view Of Residences, Apuly to B,
VEtG0N, or d!rect 10 r o. Box 1885, Chicago.
fessYAa1s
TOR SALE-Brick House and Lot
L corner Wolcots aud Indiana streets-lot 11sA
kivcr Lot near Pittsburgh Railroad Bride. on South
Branch.
r. GtDpEs, Office No. $, over II Wells street
, 1864-02-28

~ ~ II IL
n PEoToyE, Feb. 2, 1864.
e ttors Chicago TTibNre: 49,.
Itake pleasure in making this public acknowlcds.
ment OF my thanks for the promptness and literally
manifested by the
Union Insurance and TruAt Company,
OF your c1ty in adjusting and paying the loss which
1re occurred on Tuesday, aaR my proof was preseu-
ted on Friday and the amount f$soo.so) was paid.
lam informed that It rule with this Conranyto to
retlc theis 1csscs In this manner theE having paid
them in from tive 10 Eve Days from the presentation
orproof Ithnt such promptness on their part shows
desire 10 do justice TO the insured, and should be
known and appreciated b5 the insuzing pubAc. Re.
lief from misfortune By IRE Is doubly appreciated
when accompanied By the courtesy Ihhve met With
from this Company, and 1most chcerfnliy recommend
thope who Wish liberal adjustments. prompt pay and
courteous treatment from Insurance Companies. to
patron1ze the Union. You1s t1oly.
feeeys:a:t srxErunet P. L. FOsKErf.
, 1864-02-28

Asthma-This distressing and unrclanting dis
order may be alleviated BY use OF Jonas }Rhtt-
ecn,1s Remedy. 1t will not always cure but no in-
stance hne ever bean known Of Its having failed to
give immediate relief Feb 29mw&t7tws&d
, 1864-02-28

Go 70 TIE BEsr-Go 10 BRYANT l. stratton's
Chicago Commercial College, 10 get thorough
dress (eaclosing sta,nps) Bryant 4 s1atton, Chi
cago. Illinois
, 1864-02-28

Illinois School Of Trade-J. Dyhrenfurth,
Principal, 1872 Lake Street.-Rooms havo been
which Will open on Tuesday, March 1st. Scholar
ship, s86. It
, 1864-02-28

Tia Coroner ordered Callahan and crosaa 70 be
talon Into custody, and thU weze were soon sefa-
.lylodgod IN the jill TO await the action Of tho
Grand Jufy
, 1864-02-28

w House and Sign Painting, Calcimintng
Glazing md Grainipg. Paper landings and Win
dow Shades selling Wholesale aud retail at New
York prIces. +. E. RioHx. 80 Randolph st.
RnT 6ERa fi.l5.n
, 1864-02-28
COLONEL WOODS MUSEUM
~ AND
GALLERY OF NATURE AND ART

FlRSE WkEh Of~ THE LlLLlFCE ElAS5.
geo, ,ooe C1Fissit,es sa Exhibition.
Foos.h week Of THK MVfafDLE LADY. Aoud,,
Feoru.U 18th; Honss Of @ @s;hhnon, 1 daily {aoaday.
III ths Nocn2 HaIls aud Gailefe. Is eent1 caiidsrS
under II years Of age, Is csntA The Happy Family
also. the Mad1gascarB from B&rnund . In few Iayh
fe27-vNtlN
, 1864-02-28

DICKINSON & HOWES' CHAM.
In, PIoN CIRCUS. Washington street, oppose
tho Court House.
Tonight aud Saturday Evening,
All the g1eat Htders, Turubl.rt. VAultets, superior
Horses. Ponies and Mules.
ROBINSON,
Luke Rivers Burrows, Kelly, Bordcau and Cart, Ma
tel Willie Dutton, and tho whole
MANI M 9TH r n o q PIE
IN AN UNEQUALLED PERFORMANCE,
, 1864-02-28

TOR SALE ON THE NORTH
IL SIDE.-Houxe md Lot On 1udlana street, vest
Of Pine, three story brick aad basement. 3to.5!o
House and Lot ohio enst OF Pine two story brick
improvements. $3.50. Apply to GEO. N. HlG0E.
son. Heal Estate Office, NOT metropolitan Biock-
, 1864-02-28
@9aatltec.

.WTANTED-To sell half interest
w In good mann tectariaE bustness that viii
BAY $t3 III per day Espt1l required ok TO egnt
hundred dol1af1, A6dsesa Box 1teo. Chicago, III.
, 1864-02-28

FOR SALE.-Farm for sale, one
rnle eaat Of HnntleT Station. on the q. 4 c, T.
3. R. tn MeHensy comfy, H.. Said Farm contains
sna B.s1 nit trees 70: Thsss az ai.sen as5es e
pl: wing done. VIII be sold for IS per acre. Terms
haf cash doMn, balance n yearly iastailmEnts For
The pren tses. of @. B. ALBEo. Ut WaSns staioc.
Dl iage county, III. B. CADf.
m
, 1864-02-28
4.nst.

T -OST-Or Madison street, between
IL The Port OtHce and Cans, street: m .hs t1n,st
Of tho 2Sh init large Gray Cent? ShSyi Tna fndc9
e .ell rewarded By leaving tt 1t y So Canesst
, 1864-02-28

FOR SALE The *<Valley View
l. Farm, !" lying In Madison County, minoA This
Ealuabe pEoperty Gntaintng aoout fourteen n1adred
ration. IL within swo mica OF EdWafdxv1ile Ilnoe,
Elth valuable improy eMcut3 Oh tho place. viii be sold
SLnts Of Niksluf1. St. LQtllH, 14S. E344X
, 1864-02-28

TOR SALE-One new Is horse
i sud one 10 hoIte engine. Also one second hand
is hcrsc Boiler. and one new Circular SaW Alll
+. KHAESE, Wtst Washington, between Canal
str+ ~ nnd the river. fe27S33ilW
, 1864-02-28
HALL,
. Monday Evening, Feb. 10Th.

Doors open At 7 O'Clock. Lecture to commence
ats. Admission 50 tents No extra charge for Re-
served Seats Tickets fol Eese<ved seasa for sals
1t GEO. i. CHrTTENDENS, 1cs Lake street.
fe2~.ysSe.et
, 1864-02-28

U o r s A L E-The two brick
Il housce. 1tl and 1863 West Randolph street. on
leased ground. ! enE, to fpn from Ave to twenty
34ass. GREENEpAUA & FOREMAN, ~ 80. CLARK
strrrt feaS- Yii4st
, 1864-02-28

FOR SAL e. Cheap, q lot Of about
L oCob:Ick. to be removed BY the pnrcnaser from
the ground nj the entr, nee 10 Camp Donslss: Ad
drG ~ PDst Office HnX Eli. feeT y3tl-tt
, 1864-02-28

A NEEDEp ARREsT.-That notorious den
OF iniquIty known as "EIder the Willow was
pulled On Saturday night and between forty and
and hfty parsons arfcs.ed, Under the protection
afforded by Tho recent Ao me fangers order Of the
Police Heard these places hare grown to be great
es ruIeauccs than before
, 1864-02-28

OF Chicago for the. meeting bi tne ETe1k copper
head convention, md not long ago issued crcu.
lar, sskiog eartain Of the initiated to meet him
Ut PaSaor No. One, fremont House, to make
arrangements therefor. In the TRIBUNE OF the
following Day ne gaSe the names af thoee who
were present This man Storey 1t seems cas1ad the
meeting without consulting the "Democratic'
Central Committee, and the President OF tho lovin
ctbIe Clnb. Whercat that body and little Fuller
we're angry, aud called = meeting On Friday night
70 show that they could run tho machine without
his he.p., he ehould not monopolfze the National
Convention, not hS. For many fat crumbs were
lying around loose, which, In case OF sueeesa
1nIght te ut the disposal Of the "uenoc1anc Cen
tai Committee 1of mem 10 omlt tnn ~.
-Iha eesa ainn ata1dtd to make httl" sheet ison
..
sIssos.a ~ ~ t,as ~, - - n.sd tha
ssa.. - naEa,t,a. .aI .AU srr.,ee-
,arnt. foT he snnroacb,nr Es,,on.1 Conyention.
6to1sv hsd done he s.7or ,b1nr t1ro reoks befofe
rnt ~ d, not 1,nno.r - ,oclze rts anthority.
No man ar vt az rnrn ,se,e competent ia rule the
11emorrntic nartv IN the div Of Chicaro. Hc was
5ovn on ihe one man mower. II ever Wilbur F
sstn-.- -, ,h,t orr ,nan and nronosod tn have a
Lst. hf...,t Th.ra ~. .,oth.r .o-n he.5
Ia e14~s ~ 49, 80 s.td ~. ,,t+,e I1,1.,
Pteecn<' - W.seI S. - 49, -, -h,.h
nao eo.epeaea "1 o.ote5 ~ -. ~4t.' .a.
ef1pent me nne @an 10 ~ iee. ~ en
Afaaf eaaa 1ns1 oloss5 WIS eoanu - W eue kooee'
ara bad intended no olEeePees 10 tne oeinosaaoc
Central Com mlttee. de nag mHteo t"eu.! o.
thtfty men. ~ the 1esaocFo9 ne eo*0 A't"~ anu
II VIA rot ~ h11t the Deaoc1aoe ,centfal
~' "a te't W. - tae sss."
, 1864-02-28

ARnIvAL or SvE7ErAse.-On Saturday
morning, about O'Clock $50 veterans, principally
belonging to the 18th Wisconsin, In charge OF
Capt Ctalg, arrived at the Soldiers Rest, wleso
they brcakfasted, ate. which thny took their de-
pazsnre for Cairo. whore they will be transferred 10
their respective regiments.
, 1864-02-28

w AN TIE D. .-Agentleman who
tr,de books and 'st.enes5 I'D "a pfactiea laes
Of busnsss Renelally, drases snAfoh wa ~ seTs t3s
lrftrt nces. Cotnmuntcations addressed 10 o"SALE8.
NAM Box 5is1. Chicago, will receive pfompt assn;
, 1864-02-28

= OR SALE Or to rent, very
q choice Residence, With nice ga1ten. in the vi
chilly OF Union lark rosstEsson Etvtl immediately.
Randoluh h1Tect. fc&.F45!lt
, 1864-02-28
:dEnr Sale,

EOR SALE-Lease and Fixtures
i Of we'll located Store on Clark street, sutta-
bic fef Dry Goods, &c. Address Tribune Otlce.
, 1864-02-28

Geod Templar Festival. Dashaway Lodge,
No. e,0, l. 0. G. T., will give their First Annivers
ary Festival ut Edwards Church, corner Of Hat-
rieon and ua1sted streets, on Tuesday evening
next, commencing at ~ O'Clock. Members Of
the order are invited to attend.
, 1864-02-28
NQ.Re

ITO REET-From the first OF May,
- 1851. gcod DrnE Store and n1turcs, Dwelling.
bsfo a9o lsFfo Itrd9 At1A1ed on HsTtson street,
= 1e28-v618st - - ., 4. CkAfsF-
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1864-10-01

"
4 or personal representatives, WILLIAM
BRIGHT his heirs, or personal representatives
and all others whom it may concern: -,
TAKE NOTICE. That on the 1st day Of thaa
November Term, 1854, Of the County Court Of
Fairfax county. Va which will be on the 2'st
day of that month. I shal Il move said Court to
appoint a new trustee-in place Of FrcdercE +.
Windsor, original trustee in cnrtaln deed o.
trust made by William Brig ht and wife to treu;
ericlS h Windsor, trustee benefit Of klrharo
Windsor, bearing date on the first day OF jan
uary, 1850, and Of record in Iiber G, NO. +.
folio l55, of the land records o. Fairfax county
Court, Va Because said original trustee;
Frederick r. Windsor, has, by his cont1npHe!a l
absence Of three years, practically declined 5 ms
trusteeship aforesaid by rendering 1t lmpos'lo:Ss
for him TO perform the duties Of trustee IN SAiG
Deed of Trust. And, further, because $a.I
Frederick r. Windsor, under the PROVISIONS 81
an act of the Legislature Of Virginia, paSseo
February 10th, 1862 entitled AN Act d'clIi;
ing certain persons non-residentS. ana Plo|N;;.
ding for proceeding against. them as sucn' %
deemed a nonresident Of this State.
oct 1-w4w RICHARD WINDSOR.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1864-10-01

mess~ NoTIcE.-Toe Rev. r. L SINGLETON,
from Missouri, will providence permitting
preach in the LIST Presbyterian Church, next
Sabbath in the forenoon and in the evening -
Service to commence at II a. NJ, and at I! T..
NJ. sep 2e st
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Eftt 'exaul1ria 6azrff 3
SATURDAY EVENING. OCTOBER

able article IN condemnation OF ine VEST oaisE
recentlv required OF the voters nfNary|ani
) Il saws Does the cause OF constitutional!
liberty reqnre the pergerslon OF the pla}nost
and most fundamental PRINCIPLES oS conStltn-
tional Justice? Does the cause OF frre:Inm de
manl the violation equally Of private aud or
public right? IF all "a. post .fltcto laws are
ollious and unjust what shall be said OF an
!. er post facto regulation which applies not TO
fhe past deeds, Or even words, but to the
selteonfesse1 thoughts Of any and every Gill
Yea Of Maryland? The citizen il subjected to
Acknowledgement not only Tor the opinions that
he NAV now hold, bnt for those Which he at any
time has held ID the past. near Or distant,
and which be may have since dlsaVoWed
aud changed An opinion, a passing thought
or sentiment. such az, On the 10th OF April,
1861, vas freely expressed by many who now
boast Of their unconditional loyalty, and have
been rewarded accordingly, will forever dis
franchise and dsqualify chem, unless pardon
should be youchsafed By a TWO thirds vote OF
some future Legislature Under this prescrlp=
ton Of the Convention, men for example like
the editors CT the Baltimore American cannot
yotesfor the new Constitution without commit
ting perjury for It is known that that journal
IN the critical DAYS which followed the uprising
of Baltimore against the authority OF the
Government took sides with the insurgent al,
thorities aud population Of the city.
The Baltimore, Evening Post having placed
on its bulletin board, an account OF riot il
Cincinnati, daring which Lincoln Club pro
cession from Kentucky fired upon the citizens,
men, women and children, several being killed
and wounded Gen. Wallace, commanding
ia Baltimore, was Informed that threats had
been made BY the soldiers to mob the Office; Gen.
w. informed them that he could not allow such
course, and would investigate the matter at
once. After the interview concluded between
the proprietors Of the Post and Gen Wallace,
the latter issued an order suppressing the
Evening Post. General Wallace stated that
he suppressed the publication Of the Evening
Post, to prevent riot and perhaps blood,
shed. and TO save the building In which the
Post was published from destruction, and that
the order for the suppression would not be
revoked.
According to the Washington Chronicle,
young man who has just reached Washington
from Richmond, reports that a majority OF the
people of Richmond feel perfectly secure. He
reports thar entertainments, skilfuIly planned
aud veil defended, extend several miles from
the city. This Richmond informant also states
that there are a great many negroes in the
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1864-10-01
Range OF Thermometer il, Alexandra. -
fox the week ending September 80, 1854:

The Port Tobacco Nd Times says :-"TI,g
citizens Of our quiet little village were ereatl,
assoDishcd on yesterday morning TO learn that
raiding party, said to have cone from Viz.
ginia, had entered lie town about l. or e
@ clock the night before and carried of some
seven or eight horses belonging to de'ach,
ment Of the 9Th Illinois cavalry, four companies
Of which are stationed near this place Wr.
George H. Mustett's horse, o very fine animal
which happened to be here at the time, is al
so among the missing This is rather an IT.
usual affair 70 take place in this section, and
as It appears to Us somewhat mysterious VS.
prefer to say no more about it, until we shall
learn all the particulars.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1864-10-01
THE WEATHER turned cool TO day, and DC
tober opened with the feeling OF Fall.

Mayor Gunther, Of New York, has sent
message to the common council OF that city,
vetoing the joint resolution adopted by that
body, appointing special committee to get up
grand illumination in honor Of the recent
Federal victories at Atlanta, and In the Shen-
andoah Valley. The mayor thinks it unwise,
in civil war, thus to be celebrting the triumphs
Of one section over another, and that III this
case, there was too much reasonsto believe that
the celebration, if permitted, would be prosti
tuted to partisan ends
The New Orleans Picayune says We have
been shown a Mexican picayune Of the Max
imi|ian issue, very neat little cola Of silver,
on one side of which appears the familiar eagle
Of the Mexican Republic, with an imperial
crown upon his head, and surrounded with the
words 'Iolpeyto Mcricano--' On the reverse
between two LAUREL Wreaths, is the inscription:
IS Cents 1864, H.
Gen. Leslie Coombs, of Ky, strong
Union man, has published letter strongly
in opposition to the reelection Of Mr.. Lincoln,
and most severe IN It's denunclatlons OF the
course and policy Of the administration with
regard to negro troops, and their introduction
into Kentucky.
The decline in prices continue in the North.
All the necessaries Of life, -four, bacon, pork,
beef, potatoes, &C., &c., are coming down. .
cotton and silk goods, are also, on the decline.
he spectators and goagers, who have for 50
long time preyed upon the people receive no
quarters IN the newspapers.
4 terrible tornado occurred at NATION, ILL.,.
on the Gath ul6, which did much damage to
property.
Several vessels were lost If Poso Rico IN
The resssns gales>
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1864-10-01
OF VIRGIN a,

4 " TVHOV al =
Claughton: Take notice that by reason OF you
being out Of this State and unable to act a.
trustee in certain deed made BY joseph
Grimes to you as trustee, of house and 1ot s Oh
Wolfe ST.. in this city and dated Feb II, lo SS
[ Shall apply to the Court of said county on t1o
Sd day OF next October, to have new 1ruS'70
appointed to act in your place -.xrc
MARGARET Il. GIRL VI I'D:
20--aOIV
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1864-10-01
DIED.

In Ca!ifernia, on The 2oth Of 1uIy last;
the Bath year Of his age.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1864-10-01
OAK AND PINE WOOD FOR SALE.

TIME subscriber has on hand, and Will cone
i stantly keep at his
NEW WOOD YARD.
on Union, between Wolfe and Wilkes st n,R
{Hunter 5 Ship Yard large supply OF % AZ ~
and PINE WOOD, which he will SELL at sn -1s
lowest market prices. for cash Those III W. 80
Of g. good article and good measure: T ~nl -"
we'll Is call. WILKINSON HCNIA1s
sep ~ an
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1864-10-01

THE MARKET, this morning, was well sup.
piled with country produce, but prices re'na q, :,
ed. very nearly what they were at the close OF
last week, though there was a tendency 10 d
decline in san3e articles. Beef. veal: pork and
mutton at from 20 to 25 cts rer b. Iurn'ps
4}a5O cts. FER peck: tomatoes 4la5o cts. per
I,ecy: sweet potatoes 60 cts per peck lrlsn
potatoes 6Da62l cts. per peck Lima beans 2oa
80 cts per quart black eyed yeas Is cts. per
o,1art egg plants salO CTS piece &c. But
ter 5oa6o COS. per b. tor fresh; eggs 35a4o CTS.
per dozen.
CoNFIscATIoN The property Of Hugh La
than, NJ. Y. Partlow, J. Lewis Evans, }. |.
Nails Daniel T. Hcoe, r. R. Fowfe, W. Il.
Cazenove, VIM T. Early, and J. H, McVelgh,
consisting of houses and lots in this place are
to be sold. under the u. s. Confscation law,
on Saturday the I'D day of October next. At
the same time, j. H. McVeigh's household
furniture, and G. A. Baldwin 4 Co.'S machl-
nery for manufacturing shoes are also advertis-
ed to be sold.
JEWISH Holy DAY-This day is observed
by the Jews, as Holy day-and the numbers
of stores and places OF business closed, showed
the extent Of the population of lsraelites n this
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1864-10-01

Seven thov sand people have been starved 10
death at Cape de Verbs
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1864-10-01

The steamers Susan nah and Deniigh left
Havana on the 23d for Galveston.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-03-16
VARIOUS ITEMS

The Oldest church now existing in the United
States is one near Smith6eld, Isle of Wright
county, Virginia Il was bnlt in the reign o
Charles l., between the years 1863 and 1885
The brick, lime, and timber were imported from
England. The timber is English oak, and was
framed in England The structure is Of brick
erected 10 the most substantial manner IT,,
mortar has become 50 hardened that it will strike
FIRE in collision with steel
The United States Life Insurance Company
have risks only to the amount of 5000 600 600;
those of England have an aggregate Of q. $50,
GOO,O 900.
About seven millions Of dollars Of the new
national currency have been issued to the ma
tional banks. Ths issue is Of fves and tens ex-
cusively. The new notes for $50, $50, aud
300 are in preparation, and will soon be ready
for issue
The following advertisement appears in late
number Of the London Times:
Jane, your absence will ruin all-thux Of
your husband, your parents, your children, all
OF whom have bad colds. Return-al NAV vet
be veil-hsppy. At any rate enclose the key
OF the cupboard where Warren cough balsam
il"
Too fearful to contemplate. There i a work ad-
vertised. called Every Man a Lawyer" What
4 state Of society
The excitement over the late discovery Of oil at
Albion "a on the increase. Mr. Cady il organ
ling stock company. ~ith 200 shares, and
proposes 20 commeuce work on bis spring imue
diately. A New York COMPANY who have been
running Pennsylvania oil veil. have an agent
also in the field, who has jast purchased rs
acres, AZ Albion, paying therefor the handsome
sun Of $40 per acre. The company propose
to commence boring in the spring
The State Usiversity, notHitbs,anding the
difficulties that have grown out Of the removal
Of Dr. TsPpan, appears to be in highly pros-
porous condition. The University Palladium.
which "a published nnder the auspices Of the
students OF the Institution. ard which nav -
regarded seni-oihcial authority. gives the FOL
LOVING summary Of the present condition o. the
several departments: Literary department in
Guiding Seniors Juniors. SophOmores, Freshmen,
and students ia select courses, civil engineering,