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arjof Presi. ii i 4 .1 i i i i rule tune I 1 I 'Eternal Vigilance is the Price of Liberty." VOL 27 t)LNEY, ILLINOIS, FRIDAY, JANUARY 6, 1859. (JLM is EVTUY I WILLIAM" 01 TSY i 1 -T I 101th C-Ct I 1U A. i on -r I FEOHHifeR WHOLE NO. J30.

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E. Ai i 01 iltention to bum 11 i i in it i I rior Courts it 1 3 tin atil litles jer A. Kitchell will he un 1 it Depot, ind B. kitchill at hW tie 1 F. LIVINGSTON, ATTORNEY AT A 0 Nfi Tilth i IS THE i i IlOlbF G7 ic ILL .1 to i DMiii; i id SLlliiu 1 mils I j.

i i i i of nd i mfi i 0 Contracts i If tion all biioi ii i il esit Offie ti I i ib i -a 11 i. YI i "genfj I i 1 i i i I ill i 1 Mr ol cnuil i in I nnted i en tr tt i UL 1 1 ithlcnd coun a i 21, i LY, Scn'r, I I I A I GOODS and GROCERIES i IDs POP GOES THE LiQDOR Tbc dcvo ee-i oml jumb clKU, nnu tin. Ajd ever iiion tl pau And pop tl i Ta. yrmrg mar long ruustacno I i a lit. i ic) ej 'aJm It me ti And tli.

litjn Hashing gent i ruts rour i ke in ed-( into a luno -aioun pop uiS the br ituy O'd man i al nt cd Uat, Sjc siglt i tnci mi-- (ukn up to the bni, ann then, Pop goci tl whiai A nd i mi. 1 uj livs near by, Toujg 11,11 tbmkb io jl oonrtliar, Aud, tobu 0 ou ip In" i'up ta it. Mtu 'aa ul om a i i con a tac uus hit, talculitions The Darkey and Hie Oxen. A i As good a colored story as "hive heard toi many months, comes Severe i i on the from in Augusta i Georg.a coiresponaect in Simon Lad lonp; aspired to the easy and digni'ipd office of. carter had he or ex looked driver, with envious eye upon Hecou i i BuL i 1'op I HOUSE SMITH LOWS TIaisaS rceJ Ills A It Ti A i I .1 0 ,11 I I I II i 1 .1 1 1 ATT SMITH, A i i A gentlemen qnitt corpulent, AV liose lomotion fails him, Casts a a.

cirifal look -Sum ajiDctlniig A I him. Sun i ujainessin town, i of S)iution, Bu nnct hia Qik, jp got hia ic olution witn crooked pipe, nia juvial ciony, Ah 1 attning to the BER -An i i got.ii liia money bijt tbeir i innocents, 1 1 1 i cicr inmd their screaroings, But ll 11 imbil" intil, 1 li a to 1 i i 1111 1 1 1 1 1 mil I jii is fli i miht.1 uly wd 1 1 er, eud i i 'ii-r i 1 i i A I i i Wiu 26, 5i, h. l.c./_ i in i of- 1 the corres York Post. DSeal i coi tin a i) and to t'l itijitlin 1 i i un I 0 ll 1 or i 1 1 nci.tti a I REAL A 1 i of lu Ii Pfi. p.

A i 1T2 i i i i i i in the pity i i i i hv the poTer i i i i i ijje. is fixed i i i a Mr -M- be cl t'e i As i i i in IPS efTec'tn i 11 tut' purdi I i in a Si ue favored Jef. as seated upon the role ot his cart he drove whistling along, the irnpi bimon'- MPW. ot the true ofitim cum mlale. Never doubting hi? quih fications fot the piist--whit office- seeker longed, or as he expiesscd it, a i eechcd toi tunny of displaying his skill, confident that it would be such as could not fail to secure him a PTID iccnt seat upon the cait, vice Jef rpmoved.

At gtli fortune seconded his wishes; Jet was luckily absent; the corn must be sent to mill; yimon must yoke 'Buck and and carry if. 'Now you gume to see siid lie to the boss, when, having finished the preliminaries, he took his seat upon the'cart, cracked his whip over the cattle, and added spirit to its effect by a well modu lated 'Gee up Away rushed Bnck and Darb in 1 grand style about ten steps then suddenly stopped, with a jerk that well nigh necipiUted our hero from his long -The Philadelphia Inquirer has tho following ci iticism on the President's Message: The character of the Message may be summed up in a few words. It is unnecessarily prolix and dog- matical. It abounds in arguments rither than in principles In view of the President's position it is bold and tull of self a'-buiance. In its tone towards the people it is cold and repulsive--in th.it towird foreign countries it is warm and boisterous, courterous, yet deadly.

It lacks the elements of a first class State paper, but is compantively safe from criticism, because it i concerned in the citation ot fact more than in the enunciation political truths. It is devoid frankness, and stead.ly steers clea ot the most important suggestion upon topics of the most urgen magnitude to the nation. Its lit erary is not of a high order as the scholar's rhetorical and grammatical probe finds in it defects which science discards and which taste reprobates. We find it the same ear-marks which we have To the Creditors oveted seit. A 'Go long "lor, Buck' you Darb, what you bout with numerous and scientific at the line, pnd louiishei ot the whip, icsulted no 3tter 'Why pon de face of a a into dese steers? es lonk at now, a pullm' gin Buck, an a i to twis' his ail roun' ny soul toder Do b'leve in steers know-.

I ain' traced for tour or five months past in the Union newspaper, and which come up both in the matter and in tbe manner, like old stories, to court our wonder. In fine, we admit that the Message is good as could be expected under all circum stances; and vastly more chaiged with the Roman virtue of assurance under defeat than any of the kind recorded in American annals. I i in Inq i i i not i i i in tin' i i cc i i i i or, Ac i i in ht more 1 i 1, 't, I iiiuii II i i A MI Rrnl I i hn t'ea. i PH. f( KI I al I t- i Oli.

I Sli 1 v. pri in 1 i rv irwt ol ii in 1 OA" the 1 1 1 nvi ncc n. ui i orciiptly ill i. i i tit I tiki tn i i Ae. i i HI in a ili 1 1 in yruinpt atte'io 11' 1 i 1 Oi I i i i nt i (1 0 i ii i.

In i hold it i i' us i il i 1 i ol and I li). I i i hi) I the 1 i tt i Sti'LS cm bp dtSed i i on Iiv the i ilic from i i Gunrl I i 1 no 1 in 'o fi rl a bill ol no n-t 'lie ir ivo i mm i f-cd the im i i i i the n' sh Re IT i i tint tht And ynnder's de boss, too, Ml be hnPerm' it me '(oie long A i seeing him woiry with thpm 1 lorigtr, the boss, who had seirnd Inmselt on the fence few oft to enjoy did i i' him, to tell him lu had i the uxen or the sides to ti not retpecuvtly iccus tonud, ind that be niU'-t liiiengige Tin! put liuck on the gin side iiid L'aib on the left. 'Hdi" said Simon, 'wpndei why dn't sec a 1 thoocllt GOIHP- must be de matter, 111 fix yon my DOTS--you see et I don't Pietty soon he was off his seat ind i tht'-n from tae i nt i the yoke 1 'Ore an du, Buck 1 I 11 dnve --A Pans correspondent writes lhal horse meat is being introduced in several cities Europe as an article of human food, He states tint there are already four shops in i where stith meat is sold one in Doubin and peveral sprinkled ill-rough out Germany, in the various titles The sale of horse meat can, never airive at a laige trade, as the is loo valuable an animal to be raised for food The horses slaughtered for such purpose, however are probably those become worthless from old age, or who meet accidentsor broken limb 1 Eastern pipers mil pleass notify the creditors of the S'ate of Illieois that, upon the fitst day of January next, nme hundred thousand dollars will be divided upon such bonds as may be presented at the Comptrol- ers office in our State. As, on such occasions, hut few bonds are generally presented, there is no doubt but there will be more than specie enough to pay the full value of every bord picsented. Should this money not all be taken; our people will take prompt measure to tnd of the two-mi 11 tax, which has always been an unpopular one If this were repealed, our State might fail to meet its interest, and our bonds would tall again.

It is to be hoped that eve'y bond holder of Illinois will send on and get his Democrat. How flushed; tow weak hf is! -What's the with him?" "Only tijjh "Yes, mtox cated." "Unly tight!" AJan'a best and greatest gift his intellect, degraded; nr maji Jor not (Stinking- at Let tFerjr full and free hKerty of tbiitkiae himself Let everj man use bii own judgment eince nt "-e of iiimwIf to Abhor evry appnmch, ii God the only power that raises him from any km-l of denree, to the hnitfl finn tfn persecution. If jron cannot niton or purssuade a man ifae never attempt tojorpe him it love w.Tl not comppll hini, English and Aiucrcau JVavies. The effective naval force of Great Bnta.n numbers about six hundied and forty vessels, and ot hne-ol- battle ships alone as many as we have of al! classes and sizes in our navy. besides, over three hundre'd which are used as brute creation, trodden under foot of A debasing appetite.

"Only t.ght!'» The mother stands with pale face and tear dim med eye to see 'ier only son's disgrace, and in her fancy pictures the biner woe of wL ch this is the foreshadowing. "Only tight!" The gentle sis ter, whese strongest love through life has been gi-en to her handsome talented brother, fhrinks with contempt and disgust from his em brace, and brashes sway the ho impure k'ss he has painted upon ro God, the Judge of 'cr. her lips. "Only tight!" And his young coast-guards, hospitals, recieving ships, so that the whole Brush navy numbe-s altogether about one thousand vessels. Her gun- oat fleet alone 13 composer! of one hundred and sixty-one small stea.

bride stops in the gl.td dance she is making to meet him, and checks the welcome on her lips to gaze in terror on the reeling form and flush td face of him who was the "god of her idolatry "Only tight!" And the father's face grows dark and sad, as, with a bitter sigh he stoops over the form of his first born. He has brought sorrow to these affectionate hearts; he has opened the door to a fatal indul I'Diiraa p-Hient husband called "Come, come isn't breakfast I'll had nothing i nce r8ter and to marrow will be the thiri aa? This is oqiMl to tbe call of the stirring bomtwife, her maid at four o'clock, fidget 5 et op! Her. Monday tir morning; to rn IP 9 lu'-sdjy, next day's Wednesday-- hnlf the week gooe-and done yet. wu IMAIA KM A i V11C DiUa' 1 i i i i mers, of the efficiency of wh'ch for DC a9 brought hinjseH down war purports naval cities ormed a. high England is still Lave estimate.

But increasing her avy, and there is always employment for her naval constructors and hip carpenters. For every new essel that is added 'o our list, the English add three or four to theirs nd they never fail to take advan- age ot any improvement we may nuke in nips. our of detl the AC A Lvwroneev-lie, I'l M.L T- nromp UK i ail bu I. I-L or D. FJI 'u fi si TC6 i'id In nit 1 a the neighborhood ot St nund, i i ol caigo was I i up the SiM'l i nvci on to i other side, an' then rlnt vou's gw nc to do i your tan rums when the boss's a lookin' at me from the fonre yin- By this time he had got them a pf course, after iiran- 4'ng them in propna fur ma, cinae out exactly in slat i quo 'Livvs a'm-issy" said he, in self dcprecitory tone, 'what 1 thinking about you roi'nd do way' 'Peais like I a i got giod sense dis mornin', somehow 'i ou Daib come out OPPOSITE nir oino T.

J. i American ILLS. OSFP1I A The trav ewr will Gml i attcn to inikv Lita cvmfuiuiblc 1 1 111 I I I I i I III I i no Pol i Mirer Tte ca IS. I M-17 IS 1 ri, Ch TELER HBEr EP.IC'H, Ci rn ihml and Mum Sir c's, ri THE f'OLSE, Ott Njuiru from I'le hit tonr yoTn Kitilronii PAVILION HOTEL Adjoining Steamboat Lnndn EV Sight watch kept for rive' tnvc' 19, ly. ')! 1 LU i I A JO "3.

i I nfiiij I'-i its of all ir uit lr sl i uinUr i Sin. i .11 10 i i i td 'n i 1 in the a I a Brunsw ck i a i i on Tur Ic river, eighty i S. of a a a ird i i i a --picinu-) baibor i i a i i i i n-eo in Irwin i and flows into ne Athn ic i i the St An I i i Si und. Toe leadmess with wh ch the "cargo" was sent up that met indicates that full preparations i been made in advauce for its i Tnere appears to have I een method in the madness of the advocates a all The whole country was startled a tui cars since jj en Governor I Ad ins or South Carolina, recnm- i mended the revival of that traffic, the pnject wns almost univer- I 1 I I git you light dis time' Spec' you'll tool about wid ynnr projectifications tel de boss'll be down here d'rectly. Whoa, gee! Gpe, I say' Ow.ng to some inexplicable fatality, his success w.s no better this time than before.

He i round to the right, crossed over and came out--second test. 'Well dis is a purty spot o' ain't it? Dat Jet's dons? something to dese steeis kho'seyou born, he's done something to dese The oxen had, by this time, got tamed with their he ids towards the cart, arid were standing at the end of the pole, waitin' the result of their driver's meditations. Carefully reconnouering their respective positions he seemed suddenly to be inspired with a projsct which must succeed in spite of Fate. The reader shall have the 1 benefit of the tram of reasoning: 'Dare dey Stan's Buck an Daib, boaf ot 'em i in I to tm i 1 bt Olnej, (Richland Co.) Us. KLT WE'-T Or COul Hot 'iF 0000 ACCOMMODATION, A A Tri stage fur ir 11 i i pub ic tli II inp et runji 111 i I i-h i 1 Ac ta-i i- 1 in if i i i I i i i i .1 i i I i i pi 1 in iv i 11 i i 1 1TO 111 1 I I I 11 illy prrcl umed to be as absurd asl i dis Wa 7' Buck on de ri ht han' and Darb on de left; dat's Jes, de way dov orght to be.

So now' my chillun's, I'm gwme to jes' drive in outhem Contentions ins hive eulogised it. 01L0 i r-i io luc Li ol 0 i W.H. Jtlcilcalfe, (Lute Corresponding secretary of the Medical Chirurg cnl Faculty i of Maryland, and first Vice Presi. a ni 1L (C dent Of MCdlC il and Surgical i Llrnu Ch rn ma Socitty lit citiifnj of ne after many ye of no- twt and eoaitnat at cnrteW in th HMtualf, with cot an Tieo IB all the branches tattftt Worasnaiwi Children. BcHdeattJhrth WertOlcfy.

27 sn LLY an 1 i i 1 I i Mtim td nn t'ic i 'trtit i i i 112 1 Jiul 1 un iimt in the litest npp OT I UNG-jfur a icn df riici Bone on notice, ana in 1.0 bot ylc at taodcratt p-ius. of Patitnigp i ielicUed. J. But siuce then Ins been zealously advocated in Ultra 01- An effort Ins been made to get State Legs i to authorize it. The law of she Uni ed States against it has oeen denounced as unconstitutional, ind the proceedi gs in the slaver Echo have demonstrated how enMlv thit hw miy be rendered a complete nullity, in the face of the inot cornp'ete and overwhelming evidences of guilt.

Afaijve all, the ict tint we have a sectional President, who will wink nt the most infamous i a a if they are perp'trated in the came of the South ii to nil. and affords ample encouragement to these desperate Press. you up to the cart and den I'm gwine to inako you turn your heads teder way and your tails dis Way; and den you's 'bleegerf to be right, whederyou will or I have always regretted that this brilliant scheme Wis never fuliv tested. It was but half executed boss came up and made him take off the yoke and change them. What the resuft-woultf have been, hed been himself, admits of discussion.

Itisdoe'to Simon, however; to say that after many years of profound have but served to confirm him in the original" conclusion, that they'd been ''bleeged to been Facts ot the Amis tad Case, Some twenty year 0 ago a slave -hip landed a cargo of African ne- groes on the Island of Cuba They i there sold lots "to suit pu-ohasers A lot was bought by Spaniards named Ruiz and Mmdez' who stibspqently chaitered i small vesse 1 lo lake them to another of the Lland. When out of sight of land the negroes arose and took possession of the vessel and demanded to be taken back to their uatu homes in Africa. They committed in assault upon their purchasers, further than to demand of them their release from bondage, and 'heir restoration to home, i and liberty They knew nothing of navigation, and the vessel finally found i's way m'o Long UUd Sound and was form-illy taken pos.sest.ion of by the Rev enue Cutter, and brought into New Haven, wherg. tbe case was med, and the decided that they were entitled to their freedom, and they were subsequently set at liberty, and the two Spaniards theu 'property If mistake not, the UP JohnQumcy Adams volunteered to be the counsel for the negroes, and went to New Haven and argued their case They were declared free by the District Court of the United States, from which an appeal was taken to'the bench of the United States Supieme Court, where the decision was affirmed Afterwards the Spanish Government claimed from our Government remuneration for the loss which us citizens tad by the decision ot the Connecticut court, and the liberation of the Africans Our Government recognized ihis claim, and Democratic administration, since the construction of Thus, when the Niagara, the Wabash and the, other new steam frigates were launched, they had the keels of simihar vessels laid in their yards, and some or these are now afloat ready sea. to a level with brutes; he his tasted exciting the appetite to crave thf poisonous draught he has fallen from high and noble manhood to babbling idiocy and stupor: bro't grief to his mother, distrust to his sister, almost dispair to to his bride and bowed his lather's head with sorrow, but blame him not for he is "only tight." Lomsvi.le Kadmg house (told bill of goods to an loJiana cu.conur credit.

A fcitk mem by note at four months wnsrequ.su i which 'tbg 1 Hposier debior willingly assented But suppose 1 don't pa'y nott falls du lt quiM bfc ineri rpplied our men liaut. 'tout note xnH be pro-esteJ an.i your crerfil a i i that cosi, soid IwJiaim. 'Dolar and iremuloua.y friend 'Tlnn old fellow, and Of late years it has been the wise policy of the British Government, in adding to their naval stiength, to build nothing hut steamers, wljile nearly all jheir line-of-battle ships and frigates that aie at all fit for sea hive been converted into screw propellers. The Duke of We'licg ton, the Royal Sovereign, and all the other first class vessels that huve been built mthm the past five years, and carry about one hundied and thirty-two guns each, are all screw steamers; so that Great Butain has at present the largest steam naby the world Snen, in addition to all this, there is her powerful aud exceedingly efficient fleet of gunboats, which have come to be regarded as more serviceable than vessels of larger class. Of the spventy-eight vessels of different sizes enumerated in the United states Register, but twenty- five steamers, and of these, three aretendeis and carry no guns; so that of our whole fleet, we have, compared with the naval force of England, but twenty-five really efficient and serviceable York Herald.

The Message. the Comini.rei il Adrc.it The Message is emphatically a mischievoui document, and al most every sense is unworthj of the Executive of a powerful nation. It commences with an attempt at a vindication of the President's course in respect to Kansis, in which the want of candor amounts to a mis representation of- facts and the en unciation of sophistries that woul be discreditable to a special plcade or the most violent of rolitical par just include that amount iht noli. and pay tt for me tvheii you get the note protested if?" A singular mistake at NPW Bcdioid the other ni lady in the northern part of we may recu tisans. To those heieafter.

tho Spnnfield Republican that day, have never failed to urge this prpposterous and outrageous claim upon the attention of Congress, and recommend its payment. eral commit'ees of both Houses of Congress, made up as they generally are, of a majority of pro-slavery men, have reporsed in favor of ihis rlaim upon various pietexts, but Congress had never yet dared to vote an appropriation for it and we trust never will --Boston Mas. NEW ORLEANS, Dec. 23. The steamship Quaker City is below.

She has 123 passengers and San Francisco of the 6th mst. The steamship Herman at San Francisco on the 27th alt. The hack Columbus, of New London was totally wrecked in Shasta Bay on the tenth of August. latest and wonderful cure effected by a patent medicme, recorded-, is the follow "A boy swallowed a silver dollar. None of the faculty could devise an alleviation, whereupon the inventor of patent medicines was sent for.

"It is said he, 'that so consiberable a coin can be forced by any emetic known to science, HoweveiyJel bin-take- pill, and flattering consequences- wi The steamship Golden Gate, which left San Francisco on tbe 6th, for New York, bad $1,500, 000 in treasure for New York and for Arrived at San Francisco shipa Stamqoul and Nazanne, from London; Abby Brown" from Liverpool No amvals from Atlantic ports reported. Business quiet. Light rains had fallen. The Overland of the llth ult. reached San Francisco on the 6th mst.

Money was easy. Political newa generally unimportant. NEW GROUUD roa DIVORCE--A new reason for divorcs has been set up'byaladv, near FayettPville, Ohio. In her petition. "Complainant fur- ilier charge as she is informed, the defendant, (her husband, js.now in Chatham, and has receniiy opened a grtfcry or'retail liquor shop in Ashland--and that one man who a i i I yviiu be likely to ensue.

An hour will condescend.to sell mean whiskey wards the boy threw up the 'dollar, -by (lie drink, has riot soul enough'to in small chaage, princip'aify 'inr enfille him to 'he warm eflecti.ms of five cent pieces. a confiding wife The annual Message of the Prea ident of the United States shoul. be tbe most instructive and valuabl of all government papers. As a digest of the operations of thf gov ernment for the year its statement should have the calm, dispa sionate and absolute veriety of history -As a guide to the legislation Congress its recommendations should be marked by careful am comprehensive statesmcnship. A aa index to other nations of the direction of- our foreign policy, it should unite dignity uid firmness with a just and conciliatory spirit.

What shall be said of the present Message of President Buchanan, judged by these criteria? Mr Buchanan seems to have bad no such standard before him Yet ibis Message is no more exposed criticism than some tha', have pre- eeeded it. It is one of the signs of the degeneracy of our na tional administrations that the annual Message is, and is (ipected to be, a partisan document mainly -It is looked to on all domestic qurs- tiocs which have become party issues, not ror an ingonerous s'on of them to support tbe pol.cv of the party in power. If this is taken, to- be the true and proper in. tent of a Presidential Mes-age, this production of Mr. Buchanan ar- pwers its purpose very well.

Its style might have been greatly im proved in many respects. It corn- no mpans model of Eng'ish is by portion, but redundancy aud tan- tjplogy are faults int" which old men naturally fall, and the Message bears internal evidence of its genuineness. Nobody else could have written it. But we can easily par- doii defects nt style, even in a document should be a mod', while errors of defect and logic are not so readily forgiven. Jn some we mas observe a profusion of feeling, which if left io its operation, will expenjt itself on a multiplicity of trivial or vexatious orjects.

The remedy" to have some elevated pursuit or passion which will absorb the feel- ngs. then waste itself on trifles concentration ot feeling on a specific object maj lend to facilitate its the printer city hid retired, when a man tnat 4e suppled to be in, undressed, ni me nto bed. She Fpoke to him, and re- ceivmg no onsrer, alarmed. md- out of he rtoin calfru lor the watch Wlen the arrived the man had le iTine the greater part of his behind, by which be ifc he will he brougnt -before police coun gettin 2 mto wrong bed -Boit. Trav.

'A. bny arrcitd in Hartford for theft, life father guilty before the court out said, extenuation-- Jn very good boy, but be will is a steal. KrAn advocate or! a town was recently waited "on sau-oge dealer, who said: 'Sir, I want to consult yon. If dog devours sausages p'aced in ray wmdow, can I make oweer pay the "Certainly." "In that case, please to pay ve francs, fur you dog hag just eaten sausages of mine to that Tbe advocate paid the hour after, the advocs'e's clerk called on the sausago ID( claimed twelve fiancs fifty Nr a "consultation about can- and the tisidesman to hit ntense had to bind over the sum claimed. he number of packed atTerre Haute, this estimated at 45 000.

N. York cor- espcudent of tbe Boston Journal writes: Mr. Feecher held a communioi his church on the first nbbatb ia November. He cited nearly ame words used on a ion, and exactly the same aenri- ments. 'ihe words were taken iown from his lips as he them one competent to do to.

ami their ecuracy can be atteqcd to by will be believed Mivwherf On he 7th of November, Mr. B. echer rose and said in ivne all to sit with ns ttat feel they ave the true love of Jesui thift hem, they are mombewof be chnrch or not, they being thr SOLD 'Inn man lately passed with a drove nf ned fcr southern market. la he lot there were several hich he did not degire take wiik im. because as he rtidythey tronld njuf the their nvrthrrv-- oine JD.ejaun^ them of iclf 7 coarae.Jrow.

Ql Forthe'sinh 1 of fifrj to tfkidr 1n Sf oa5d kill st hn'ltc wnld tell it.