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Wamusctok, May Slit, iB6O,
£K. ADAVS* SPEECH.
Charles Francis Adams made his debut in the
House to-day, and though the attendance was
imnwueo he opened, no announcement of bis
purpose haring been made, the benches of both
sides were filled iu a few minutes, and the gal
levies exhibited a corresponding interest. His
speech^was a philosophical, luminous and most
attractive review of the slavery question, or
rather the problem of the representation wh : ch
the ” peculiar institution” had secured in the
popular branch of Congress, the influence it
commanded in the Cabinet, in the Supreme
Court and every other department of the Gov
eminent. He said the negro would not go out
nor could he be put out, till this great problem
was solved. .. - r Z x r
traced the existence and necessity of
the Republican party, proving it to be merely
defensive, and intended to sustain the princi
ples of the fathers, and to vindicate those con
turned in the Declaration of Independence
which he showed were not limited to any color*
but addressed to the rights of mankind.
In his opinion there could be no compromise
till these principles were brought back and the
Government restored to its honored practices.
Change and reform were imperatively required
mid freedom must be restored to the'place from
which it bad been rudely deposed.
The corruptions and abuses which had be
come so common should be arrested, or greater
calamities would follow. He examined tbe so
called remedy of secession suggested by ultras,
and demonstrated its follv, leeblcness. and im
practicability.
Hr Adams held tbe undivided attention of
the House throughout, without un interruption,
and extorted general praise for tbe elevated
tone end candid spirit in which the subject was
discussed. Those who, like myself, were famil
iar with his father’s style of speaking, were
struck by tbe similarity of manner, voice,
and gesticulation, and particularly with the
nervous energy which seemed to be common to
both. He is evidently a chip of the old block,
and certainly has made his mark on the House
[Special dlfpatdi lo lhcJT. Y. Herald.]
Wamjisctc*, May 31,18C0.
REJECTION or TUB MEXICAN TREATT.
The Senate was in Executive session four
hours to-day on the Mexican treaty. There was
an earnest debate involving the entire question.
Several amendments were voted on and rejected
including those of Mr. Simmons, which haj
been previously approved bv sonic of the He
publicans who were opposed to the treaty in its
original form. The treaty was finally rejected
by a majority. The result has produced
much disappointment as well as surprise, as the
indications during the few weeks post were fa
vorable to its ratification.
Pending the question to reconsider the vote
by which the treaty was rejected, Senators will
have an opportunity more closely to consider
tho effect of their action of to-day. It is sap
posed the rejection of the Niciraima treaty, bv
the votes ol nearly all ihe Republican Senators,
had not a little ictluenee in the rejection of the
Mexican treaty by the votes of the Democrats
An ineffectual effort was made to remove the
injunction of seoresy, and hence the exact state
ol the question cannot particularly be stated.
From the tempermanifested to-day, the party
may be regarded as dead.
TUB CENTRAL AMERICAN TREATIES.
There was an animated discussion on the
Central American treaties, and it is probable
that with Nicaragua will be carried with amend
ments, and that with Honduras os it stands.
Another Forgery,
The Toledo JUade. well exposes another for
gery which has originated in the N’. Y. Herald,
That j'ournul has said that in a speech in 1543,
Mr. Lincoln used the following language:
‘‘lf I should «'vrr vinclude to cl 'ff whatever there isof
blick-cuckadc Fodisall-m amul me. avl tlivrennoii. they
i bonld lake me up as their candidate fir the Presidency.
Iprole:ttLcy dliall nut make Am of cit."
The speech from which the Herald pretends
to quote, was delivered on the 2TtU of Julv,
I*4B, after the nomination of Geo. Cass for tie
Presidency. In the conree of his remarks, Mr,
Lincoln alluded to the claims of valuable mili
tary services then made by the Demacrats for
Gen. C., and after ironically catnparing the
same with his own services iu the Block Hawk
war, Mr. Lincoln said:
“ilr.Sjirikcr; If I ebouM ever conclude fo doff what-
CT«!r our Ihin.rratir ft »>«./. tnitv th-TC I* <U liUckl
cockade J-rdcralhia about me, and tnermi-on they shall
lake mi* upas their candidate fur tb fmldeuer. 1 troW
thef Pbali liCtmane fun of me. <tnh*yhnno/Gv*, Cat*. ku
a'le njiUnj la irriU m<i military hero.”
The words in italics, so essential to a correct
understanding ot Mr. Lincoln’s language, are
entirely omitted by the //mi W, .and be is made
lossy just what be did not suv. He la to
“ black-cockade Federalist,” though he is to
succeed one in otfice.
Mr, Everett Accept*.
Mr. Everett has at last definitely accepted the
honor of the Baltimore nomination, und will
run ns the candidate for the Vice Presidency of
the National Union party. At present it seems
probable that in all the Free Slates at least,
that ticket will receive very Few votes which
would not otherwise be given totließemocratic
candidates. Certainly no one who desires a
reform in tbc extravagance and corruption of
the Government, which can only be achieved
by turning tbc Democratic party out of power,
will waste his vote br casting it for such hope
less champions ns the National Union candi
dates.—H. Tribune.
TlicFiglit fortlicChiunplonslilp,
THE FINAL TREATY OF PEACE AND CONCORD,
[.From ibe London Time*. May IV.]
Yesterday afternoon Tom Sayers ami J, C.
Heenao, the Benicia Boy, accompanied br their
respective backers, met at tbc omco of the re
feree,(/»#’«/>/«%) in the Strand, with a view
of determining whtther or not some definite
arrangement could be come to, so as to settle
the long vexed question causcd.by the unsatisfac
tory termination of the light between these two
men for the Championship, on the 17th ult.,wbo
was entitled to bold the belt. Both Sayers and
Hecnan hare expressed their opinion that they
were entitled to tbc honor, Hecnan declaring
that he fought for it and won it, and Tom aver
ring that he fought to rctaiu possession
of it, aud did not lose it. However*
it is admitted on all sides that both
tnen showed indomitable spirit and pluck,
pod that each did bis best (o become
tho victor. Shortly afu r twelve o’clock Tom
Savers arrived at the BtU't Life office, accom
panied by his friend Mr. Bennett, and others.
Tom was followed soon nftcr tv his gallant op
ponent, the “Boy,” having also a number of
Irieuds with him, including McDonald. Pre
liminaries having been arranged, a long discus
sion ensued, though in tbc uio'it friendly spirit,
during which both men defended the course
tbev bad pursued since tho memorable contest
with regard to the claims the one bad to con
tinue to bold the belt, and the other to demand
possession of it. Various proposals were made,
discussed, amended and rejected, but ultimate
ly an arrangement was come to which appa
rently gave satisfaction to the chief parties
concerned, and, it is to be hoped, will be equally
satisfactory to all other persons who
have an interest in the affair. The follow
ing ore the heads of the arrangement, and
- inch were signed by the principals: In the
firf ', both Tom Sayers and the Benicia Bov are
tacii to have a belt. These belts, we under
-Btand,are to be equal in every point of value and
magnificence to “ the belt ” itself, aud the cost
of their manufacture will be defrayed bv public
subscription. It was also positively 'decided
that Tom Sayers should never enter the ring
again. Tbc most important question which was
settled by this agreement was that which affect
ed the disposal of “ the Champion’s Belt.” This
is to remain open; or, to use the words of a
celebrated member of the P. R, “the belt is to
remain where it is.” The result is that the com
petition for the Cbcmpion’s Belt will be open to
any two ot the fancy who are game enough to
enter the lists; but it is not at all improbable
that the gallant Benicia Boy will nse every en
deavor in bis power to get the prize into bis
possession.
Xiincolu and Haxnltn attboldastlicaih
The schooner Experiment, Capt. IL M. Drown,
came into port last Saturday ajiernoon with a
flag waving at her mast head, on which was
inscribed the natqcs of Lincoln'and Hamlin.
The shameful neglect of the Democratic party
to keep our harbors in decent repair, thereby
involving the loss of many precious lives and
much valuable property annually, has bad a
tendency to direct toe votes of sea-faring men
in favor of a policy and a party which will
benefit them sooner or later.-—Jottph.Tra
teller. May S Olh.
Gov. ReEbEa.—This distinguished and true
hearted Republican Spent yesterday and a part
of the day before in ibis city, while on his way
to Kansas. He has spent several days in Penn*
sylvama since the Chicago Convention, and ex
presses undoobting confidence that the Key
stone SUte will cast her twenty-seven electoral
votes for Lincoln and Hamlin, whether Douclas
be nominated or noL The nomination of our
candidates is everywhere received with the
greatest enthusiasm, and the entire elements of
the Republican party are united In hit support.
VAroUAdtertiter.
ISjr We extract from a private letter from a
wtii informed gentleman in Washington, the
following:
“ The Chicago nomination takes here won
derfully, especially among the Pennsylvanians.
Tbe general and decided impression is, that Mr.
Lincoln will be tbe next President. Leading
Democrats in say that tbeir parly
has got* up.!” —Cincinnati CommtrciaU
Dies while Dancing.— A young man nam
ed Frank Stanhope attended a dance, in Con
way, Mass., a few evenings * since, and while
dancing and playing a flute at the eametimo
fell dead upon tbe floor. Tbe selectmen sus
pected foul work and had his body disinterred,
wbpo it was found an artery had broken near
the top of tbe head, which probably caused his
£epvi>Uccr'. ) May 2 9.
VOLUME XIII,
Cincinnati and Clilcaso Blnll.
[From the Cincinnati Commercial.]
.The Hon. Schuyler Colfux deserves the
, a . n^a tiie country for the vigilance with
which, as one of the Post Office Committee of
the House, he* has watched mail irregular
tiea, and the intelligent vigor with which he has
labored to clfect relorms. A good deal that is
valuable has been done, and a considerable
share oftbe credit belongs to Hr. Colfax. The
followingletter, from this gentleman, carries its
own explanation:
IToc.x or JlxroEsrKTATim.)
wasnrscroj* Cm, May so, JtOO. j
Eds. Comvkrcial: Many complaints baring
been made to the Post Office Committee in re
gard to the Irregularity of the mail between
your city and Chicago; and haring noticed
your editorial allusion to it, on the 2Glh inst.,
1 called this morning on Ur. Clements, cbie*
clerk of the Post Office Department, who has
the correction of mail matters under his espe
cial charge, and told him there could be no ex
cuse for it, as tbe various railroads forming the
through route almost always wait for delayed
trains on their connecting roads. He promised
to hare the matter Investigated at once, and
bos this day instructed L. S. Everett, Esq., of
Chicago, Special Agent of tbe Deportment, to
go over the route in person, ascertain the cause
of these failures and apply the remedy; or re
port to the Department what steps may be
necessary to secure regularity in the mails
thereon.
He also stated that if you hodVny informa
tion or opinion as to the cauecof these frequent
failures, be would be glad if you would address
a note to M> : Erju-ntt^
at Cincinnati, who w’uuld bund it to him when
he reaches your city.
Respectfully Yours,
_ . ScntTLEtt COALFAX.
•It is yery extraordinary,—an innovation upon
established usage,—a palpable violation of tbs
precedents of the Circumlocution Office,—an
nterferenee with the regular process of How
Not To Do It,—to hare au official Inquiry
promptly made in this manner. We publish a
pragrapb scolding about the detention of the
mads between this city and Chicago; and the
first thing we know, a member of Congress has
brought the matter before the Post-Office De
partment, and a special agent has been sent out
o reform the irregularities. Why, this is un
heard of! It looks as if Government meant
business. As to our information, wc h aye al
ready the facts in our possession, the
material one being, Chicago mail one and two
days behind time—passengers coming through
m fourteen hours— mall bags requiring twenty
four and forty-eight hours.
Tlie Way It Takes.
The whole country has been alive since the
Chicago Convention, and ratification meetings
have been held in almost every township in the
slate. In this vicinity we have good reports
Irom the friends of Lincoln and Hamlin. At
Tuscola and Matioon torch light processions,
and the most enthusiastic speeches cheered by
assembled hundreds evinced the great jcy of tie
Itvpublicans. Egypt loops looming up m a man
ner that will surprise many. On Saturday last.
Prairie City, in Cumberland county, was alive
with _ rail splitters,” and such a season of re
freshing bin neror before bren experienced in
that locality. Home and visitant orators anima
ted tbezeai of several hundred assembled voters
°* a ®° nn tyf an( * those who live in the county
and know, give the glorious assurance that
November will show Cumberland redeemed:
th^t-she is bound to go for Honest Olu Abb.—
On Monday evening a good time was had at
Ashmore Station, The meeting was augmented
hy a Charleston delegation, attended by the
Charleston Biass Band. Speeches were deliv
ered by Mr. D. 31. Turney, of Mattopn, Mr. Shy
of Edgar county, Messrs. and Brow
well ot Charleston, and others.— Charleston UU.)
C ourur, A '
A New Branch of BnNiuecis.
Three men have started for Pike’s Peak with
a party of fifteen girls, lo supply Jn part the
destitution of wives existing in that quarter.
This announcement is very suggestive. In
the first place, it illustrates finely this principle
commerce, of all kinds, results from the efforts
of one part of the world, to supply the wants of
another. In the next place, it indicates that
men have learned that gold alone don’t pay
Again, it sathfies us better than a SiXJ page nov
el, that women will always be found ready to do
anything which will erablc her to discharge her
duties in life. Fifteen girls undertake a long
journeywith but three men to engineer them
tbrongb, and all, to become the wives of the
diggers; but the idea cannot be amplified or em
bellished; we leave it to notice the crowning
suggestions, namely; the most unselfish benev
olence of the three men, who, for the sake of
supplying “in part,” the destitution of their suf -
fering fellows, undertake to transport each five
girls. O, the labor and vexation, the confusion
of bund boxes, traveling baskets, funs, gloves,
magazines, bonnets, oranges, uod—but \.e
pause. This is truly a “tabor of love,” and if
we mistake not there will be others reudv to
rush into the field, excited by such daring pre
cedents. But all goods and wares arc ent ject
to loss by transportation, and who knows mat
the fifteen girls will hold out count, when deliv
ered. There may be but twelve at least—£an
dusky li»y.
THE CITY.
Gardiners’ Meeting.— The Chicago Garden
era* Society bold their regular monthly meeting
this Monday evening, June 4th, at their hall iu
Metropolitan block.
Recorder's Court,— The regular bi-monthly
term of the Recorder’s Court opens to day,
Monday, The docket is a comparatively light
one. ’
Needs Looking To,—We learn from a reliable
source that some butcher has been recently
dumping the filth and offal of his slaughter
house into the river near its mouth. It will not
answer to allow the practice to he repeated.
A Chicago Operator in TnounLE.—A chap
named Gilbert Newton, hailing from Chicago,
has been beid to bail iu S2OO in Dapage Co., on
.the charge of stealings horse from Augustus
McKellops who resides east of the Big Woods.
Hoops.— An original theme is that of hoops,
one on which the wits never fail to find some
thing rich and racy. It is, however, our plain*
prosy purpose to say‘that the latest styles are
to be found at T. B. Carter’s, No. ISC Lake
street, and withal the quality is excellent.
Tub New Gymnasium.— The new and spacious
Gymnasium in Kingsbury Block, the largest
and best appointed in tbc United States, will
be opened in a free exhibition this evening.
Messrs, Babcock A Curtis will furnish free
tickets to. their friends on application at the
Hall.
Con tin" ceo, —The two men, Harrison and
Jack, under arrest for forging grain receipts on
Randolph A Tucker to the amount of $1,500,
were under examination on Saturday before
Justices Milliken and Hoisington. Held to bail'
in SI,OOO each.
Owners Wanted.— The following property,
supposed to be stolen, is at the Armory await
ing identification: Boy’s cap, worn, black
cloth, cut Glengary fashion; blue cloth cap,
blue cloth peak, patent seamless cap, very little
worn; gent’s ivory top cane, silver ring plated
gold, very heavy wood mottled red and black;
new umbrella rattan ribs bone handle scroll
pattern.
National Denominational Convention.— The
annual National Convention of tho New Jerusa
lem Church of the United States will be held in
this city on Wednesday, the 20th Inst, to con-
tinue in session four days. The session of 1359
was held at Philadelphia. The body is made
up of clergy and lay delegates, and the coming
session will beofmnch interest and importance.
To House,—Some of our lire Republicans are
agitating the subject of a borse company, simi
lar in its organization to tbc Wide Awake Clubs
which bare spread so rapidly throughout the
country; we are informed that a meeting will
be called early next week to organize, and ore
requested to in rite all Republicans who arc in
terested in the m&ttter to be on band at the
A Passage at Anns.—An attorney named
Rountree was arrested on Saturday for an as
sault ti ti artnii andfwiih a cane, on the person
and physical territory of a Lake street jeweler,
on Saturday forenoon. The aflair took place on
Clark street, opposite the Court lloose, and
grew out of a dispute about an article the assail
ing party claimed to have left with the other for
repairs; which was denied. Hence the row.
Late Cabs.— Whether or no the late car*
tend to increase the observance of late hours
In this community, the 11:3 d P. M. car has a
charm for the weary ones whom it helps home
ward, and.not.unfrequently these cars carry
good loads. • A great change since the omni
busses stopped running at the stroke of nine.
The-concert goers, and all proprietors -of eve
ning entertainments, are the gamers, and the
.city Railway Company no losers thereby.
Melancholy Accident. —We are pained to
learn that on Friday evening, about six o’clock
Michrel Conner, a boy. about ten years of age,
fell from a mud scow into the river, si the foot
of Maxwell street, ebout two blocks south of
Twelfth street, and was drowned. His {body
was recovered on Saturday morning about half
past nine. HU mother is a widow, living at 119
Fnrquhar street, between Jefferson and Clinton,
and has three other children living, two older
and one younger. Coroner James held an in
quest.
Our Population*
Notwithstanding the Pike’s Peak emigration
and all the depressing causes which have been
so actively at work throughout tbe West, for
the past two or three years, the growth of Chi
cago has kept on “ the even tenor of its way,”
and the figures of the canvass for the new City
Directory, just closing under the superinten
dence of T. M. llulpin, point with irresistible
conviction to facts which fully equal, if they do
not surpass, onr hopeful anticipations.
At the date of the last canvass, there were
2,600 vacant houses in this city. To-day, des
pite an unprecedentedly active building season
last year, scarcely Interrupted by tbe moderate
winter, and despite the thick outcropping of
suburban residences, made easily accessible by
onr Horse Railway system, notwithstanding
these facta, there are to-day only 000 vacant
bouses in the city of Chicago.
Our calculation, based upon tbe vole at tbe
spring municipal election, is also folly sustained
in the result of this canvass. The usual Direc
tory estimate in the city of New York is based
upon an average, of seven persons to each name
in the Directory; in Boston six; while in Chi
cago only four persons to a name are coanted.
The new Directory will contain a trifle under
38,000 names, which upon this by no means fa
vorable estimate,*would "gife os a population of
upwards ot one hundred and fifty thousand souls.
The census of course will give us accurate in
formation in a few months, but we have full
confidence that these figures will be sustained.
Sad Occurrence—A Girl Killed nr Light
ninc.—Daring tbe severe thunder shower jus*
after noon on Saturday, there was, abont two
o clock P, M., one clap of thunder many of our
readers will remember from its prolonged sharp
ness and violence. This bolt struck near
Bridgeport, or at the intersection of Halsted
street with the Archer road, killing instantly
the daughter of a German resident. The girl,
Christine Grish, fourteen years of age, went ont
during the shower to drive home their flock of
geese, and while so doing, abont twenty rods
distant from the house, the tremendous bolt
came, prostrating and killing her instantly. A
woman standing m tbe door of a cottage some
yards distant, was also knocked down and
stunned, but has recovered.
The unfortunate girl was first struck on the
back of the head, a dark line the length of her
person indicating the passage of the electric
fluid. Her clothing was set on fire, and extin
guished by the rain, but not until the body was
mneh scorched. A portion of the metallic hoop
she wore was melted.
From the body of the victim the electricity
passed into the earth, in its passage making a
hole some three feet deep, into which our in
formant thrust his arm nearly its entire length.
We do not learn that there was any tree or
other tall object, by which the lightning was
attracted.
Female Indcsteial School.— The ladies of the
Catholic denomination in onr city have always
been celebrated for the spirit, zeal, and skillful
management which has made their sot unfre
quent occasions of Fairs and Festivals for
charitable objects most notably successful. The
forthcoming Ladies’ Fair of the Female Indus
trial School at Metropolitan Hall, on to-day,
Monday, 4tb inst, to be continued throughout
four days, promises to bo no exception to the
rule. It is to comprise a richly stocked Bazosr,
a superb Floral exhibition, and a choice gallery
of Oil Paintings. During the evenings, concerts
—vocal and instrumental—will be interspersed,
with Tableaux. Neither of these features will
be allowed to fail, or fall below the standard of
high excellence. It will be a novel and beauti
ful series of attractions, in aid of a very worthy
and noble object The sisters of the Holy Cross
conduct tho affair, their skill and supervision
strengthened by the sympathy and co-operation
of many of our well known citizens.
Plating with a Locomotive.— At Aurora, a
daj or two since, two engines ready fired up
were waiting to be attached to a freight train of
the C., B. AQ.R. R. The engineer on the fore
most machine left her for a minute, when a
chap, employed about the depot, thought the
opportunity a good one for a brief excursion.
He bad bad no experience whatever with an
engine, but knew enough to pull the starting
lever, and cff went the machine, up the track.
A minute later and the whistle of an approach
ing train was beard. The green-horn lost his
presence of mind and forgot, if he ever knew,
what to do in the crisis. Finally his frantic ef
forts had the result of reverting the machine,
and then he leaped off and “ took to the bush.*’
The locomotive, frcod from nil control, came
backing down under a fall head of steam, and
not very tenderly butted its tender into its late
companion on the track, knocking both ma
chines into the repair shop, for a time at least.
The author of the folly is believed to be running
yet, out towards Central lowa, whither he was
headed when last seen.
Tub United States Express Co. in New
Quarters.— We noticed on Saturday that the
United States Express Company were taking
possession of their new and commodious'quar
ters at No. 130 Lake street, the same extending
back to an L. with a front at No. 20 Sonth Clerk
street. The enterprising and flourishing com
pany will thus be most admirably well located
for the transaction of their increasing and
immense business. The Clark street front will
be the Freight Department, leaving the princi
pal entrance on Lake street for the lighter end
most numerous classes of Express business.—
11. D. Colvin, Esq., the company’s agent in (bis
city, could not have made s selection of premi
ses, in all the city, better calculated to subserve
the interests of the corporation be represents.
Children’s Books.—Mr. William Tomlinson,
children’s book seller at No. 91 Randolph street,
has just received three admirable little vol
umes just issued by Henry Hoyt, of No. 9 Corn
hill, Boston, who is delighting thousands o
young American readers with bis issues. These
late volumes are tfie “ Old Red House,” “ Ellen
Dacre” and the “Way to the Pit.” He has also
“John Kllard, the Newsboy,” a neat volume
from the press of the Messrs. Martien, Phila
delphia. We advise all in search of volumes
to please or instruct childish taste, to drop in
at t’l Randolph street.
Tub New Partner.— James Daffy, at his new
cigar store, No. 57 South Clark street, has taken
a new ** silent” partner; but the silence of the
new comer is what Sam Weller would call “wer
ry expressive, oh, worry, indeed.” The figure
is that of Punch himself, admirably carved Jand
as gay as point and gilding can make him.
There is a “ sweetness of expression” in bis feai
tures, and such allurement in his eye, that we
Imagine the choice Havanas at No. 87, will go
off like hot cakes under the influence and aus
pices of the little man in green, with a bnmp on
his back. Go and see him. Crowds paused to
smile at and admire him on Saturday. He held
a sidewalk levee all day long.
Heseuves Intestigatiox. — A stranger who
arrived in this city on Saturday last from Key
West, was on Saturday night enticed into an
alley leading from Clark to Dearborn street,
and in the vicinity of Mat. Conley s Interna
tional Restaurant, and “ then and there** mur
dered. The general inquiry will be for steaks
and plates of soup as a sequence to this affair.
The victim’s name was C.Turtle.
Larceny op a Cow.—On Fridsy night last
John Keller was arrested for stealing a cow, the
property of one Wm. White. He was found
by the police, driving the cow in the West Di
vision, and claimed it as his own property, bnt
it was subsequently identified by the-rightful
owner, and Keller was committed to jail to
await trial la default of |3OO bail.
Literally Scpeeior. — That excellent artist,
E. Whitefield, showed ns on Saturday two tv
perior views taken in the Superior river, New
Carp river. Mount Honghton and Lac Laßelle.
He has also in preparation a new view of the
city of Chicago.
Unlucky Shopping.— One Mary Smith bad
the good sense to go to Palmer’s for dry goods,
but the weak morality of trying to obtain her
goods without purchase. She was detected in
the act of secreting some small articles under
her shawl
News.— Messrs. Norris A Hyde, si No. 100
Dearborn Street,have all the late papers and.
magazines. Boston, New York and the leading
cities are represented on tbeir well supplied
counters.
The Weather.— A series of. fine showers
passed over this city on Saturday with thunder
and lightning.
Aaaasr op a Sospiciocs Cattle Dealer—
Ownees Waxved.—Frank Dowers is the naive
of a man about thirty-five jesrs of age, for t» o
years past a resident in the town of West Chi
cago beyond City Limits, where he has a fami
ly. For soma time past cattle have been missed
in that vicinity; and it has been more than sus
pected that Bowers has been in the cattle trade
on the sly.
This suspicion has been on the increase, aid
on Thursday the matter was taken in band by
officers William Douglas and Walker, who
went into Bowers* neighborhood and began ex
plorations. On the best authority, gained they
conld only find that he owned four or five bead*
They watched bis premises, however, and on
Satnrday evening they found httq driving twen
ty-four head of cattle, mostly cows, into a yard
near his house.
The officers asked him if they were his—be
said they were, and that he would be glad to
sell some of them. He was then taken
into custody, and tbe animals are in charge of
the City Marshal. It has been Bowers* prac
tice, it is believed, to pick up cows from the
prairie and make alight alterations in their ap
pearance by cutting off tails, clipping ears, Ac.,
and then keeping them until opportunities could
be found to sell them to city butchers.
One of the cows taken on Saturday night,
from Bowers, has been already Identified, and
the owners of the rest may recover their prop
erty by proving the same on application at the
City Marshal’s office. Not long since Bowers
stole a cow from a widow woman in the vicinity
of his home, and had the audacity to attempt to
retain possession in spite of her identification
of her property.
The Lizzie Engles Conspirators set at
Work.—The circumstances of the Lizzie Engles
conspiracy case are already familiar to our
readers. The defendants, John B. Smith and
Charles H. Schwab, who were convicted of the
attempt to reduce the younggirl to prostitution*
have, since their sentence, been spending their
time in Bridewell, and their money in liberal
outlays, in the hope of securing a reversal of
their sentence of six months labor on Bridewvll
stone heaps. All is lost, we are happy to sav,
and by the recent decision of the Supreme Court
their sentence is confirmed. They are to com
mence their six months study of Bridewell min
eralogy to day, as all the lime thus far passed
in duress does not “count.” So the interven
tion of the lawyers has not helped them much,
but as it has doubtless helped the lawyers it, is
just as well so. The case is an instructive one.
These prisoners had openly and frequently
boasted that they had money enough to buy up
all the Courts in the State, It seems otherwise.
Personal.— Among the guests at the Briggs
House, we notice Gov. Reeder and lady, Penn.;
Hon.B. W. Bartholomew, Vermont; Hon. D
arius Gaff, Mass.; A. J. Jamison, Esq., Mias.; J.
D. Crockett, Esq., Miss.; Hon. J. S. Thompson
111.
Judgement Reversed in toe Stow Case.
The Supreme Court bare just reversed the sen
tence in the case of the People fa. W. H. Stow,
and remanded the same for trial in the Re
corders Court. It will be remembered that de
fendant was sentenced to pay a fine of SI,OOO
for alleged fraudulent sale of real estate.
A Hardor Hint.— Eds. Press and Tribune :~
■Will you allow me to call the attention of those
who have the care of our Harbor, to the danger
of injury thereto by the dumping of earth into
the lake, in proximity to the channel. I have
recently observed manyscowsdischargingtbeir
loads in places where the material will be very
likely to find its way into the channel, which
has no water to spore. It is worthy of inquiry
whether any such deposits ought to be allowed
north of Adams street and west of the buey
near the south end of the aar. 'Q.
Working Men’s Free Labor Club.— The first
regular meeting of this Club will beheld this
(Monday) evening, in the Horth Committee
Room of the Wigwam. All interested in the
success of the nominees (Lincoln and Hamlin,)
are cordially invited to be present. A new
Executive Committee is to be elected, and sev
eral interesting addresses may be expected.
Peter Pace, President
Chicago, June 4th, ISGO.
Can We not Have a Monster Concert? The
Prat and Tribune makes an excellent musical
suggestion this morning, which we heartily
second. It is that the various bands and musi
cal societies and amateurs combine into one
grand whole and give a musical entertainment
in the Wigwam. The thing is an easy possibil
ity. With such vocalists as Mrs. Boslwick, Mrs.
Matleson, Messrs. De Passio, the Lombard
Brothers, Johnson and others whose names do
not occur to ns now; with such solo performers
as Mrs.Baodt, Mrs. l)ePelgrom,Mis* Tilling
hast, Becker, De Clerque, Helms, Stanb and a
host of others, combined with the Light Guard,
Great Western and Great Union Bands in or
chestra, a concert could be organized which
would draw together an immense concourse of
people and prove a splendid success. Will not
our musical friends take immediate steps iu the
matter? They will receive a hearty encourage
ment at the bands and purses of thousands of
our music loving citizens.— Journal.
LOCAL HATTERS,
\Sy"Oo to John Jones, 119 Dearborn street
and get your clothes cleaned and repaired.
They will be well done and at prices to suit the
times.
Stewart’s Stoves.— A new supply of these
excellent Cooking Stoves are just received bv
C. Metz, 180 Lake street.
junl-7t
t*7~Snperioy Sherry and Madiera Wines,
old Rye V hisky, old Bonrbon Whisky and old
Brandies, unequalled in quality and genuine,
can be found at Stanton’s, No. 43 Clark street.
Removal.— The Chicago Religious Book and
Tract Depository has removed to 170 South
Clark street, tho most complete assortment of
religious books in the Northwest.
®t W«. G. Holmes.
I ikes Peakers—Pbakers Pikers— An idea,
for which we charge nothing but the profit on
onr goods. We are informed by those who
know that there is not on sale a Kerosene Lamp
or a drop of Coal Oil beyond St. Josephs. Now
those who wish to make or save the Dutchman’s
10 per cent, are sure to do it by baying of ns, at
wholesale prices, some Kerosene* Lamps and
Oil. Tallow dips, and poor at that, arc sold at
the Peak f0r51.25 per pound.
Fur farther information, call at the Lamp and
011 Emporium, 122 Clark street, between Wash
ington and Madison. mvoo-12t
Removal.— Leland A Mixer have removed
their otfice and sample room to 132 South Wa
ter street. Pork-bonse, Flanders Block, oppo
site Michigan Central Depot. mIS-lm
HARRIED.
In' Addlaon. Dnpa*e crurtv, Illinois, br Rer. M It
DDNNISo JOU> F * MINEE aafl MUa MARY ANN
DIED
Jun« «. WALTER C.. only non of Georjre C. and char
»ty J. Morton; aged cne } car aud ten month*.
Funeral from th-lr mldcncc, No. “ 5 South CUuton
street, on Sunday, J one 3d, tl 3 o’clock p. M. Friend* and
aejualstascctare inrUed to attend.
22?* 1S«0, of Consumption, .MAR
GARET, of Samuel B. Kibbt, and danebterof Alex
ander Fyfe, Ulc of Montro>c, Scotland, aged S3 yeaxiT
OT Montreal Review plea*- copy.
SEWLAG MACHINES.
$35, $35, $35, S4O, S4O, S4O.
L. CORNELL A CO’S Late Improved
Double Lock Tight Fast Stitch.
WAHRANTEO to *lre m pood ttUsfict’oi as the
•I Machines; are lar*c, Bxl Incises under the atm, set
flat la ihe tab's, untierieed straight needle, sew frjm rnnv.
non spools, from 4to *!» rltrtre m& £h ihVn
VERY EASY aaJ ALMOST NOiSELBaSL 'n«‘lr fln
Wied. and will ariTCH, HEM. FELL.iUCK.g2th
ER. QUILT and KM BROTHER. H UATH-
REPEATEDLY taken tIeHIOUESTPRr.
MIGMS. Out of orei 4.000 already la constant use
have had no ©ccaaxoo to go out and pat oie tn cWu
Thev work aueeeasftiUy on everyth-ra-Wom the fl c“{
Musllus lo heavy CowliMe. Ihe two atchlces olaer
?'pljr l« the lecr.h of pm. aad are «4Jy 'carnS frem
the full printejlmtruclJoos. Sninpies of Sewing. cwnUa?
and Cols sent rn recelit of M amp. We ares,M-T?#Vfi
here for the UNIVERSAL HAMMER iSd r/nfot
adjosUbte to ait tblccueraes or do-h aad al wldiSs S
hem; will hem over scams .ad fells. aad «ao eaaJv hT at.
tached to any b*wi»« Machine, Price SST 7 “*
large Discounts to the Trade, Agents.
and Clergy- n
tWi tenia wasted everywli-.it. Come tad m ns *i
13S Late street, or addreo L. I'OKNaLLACO
J el I*o*l Office box 3982. Chicago. IlUoMa.
B. COOK iCO.’S
CITY DIRECTORY
FOR 1800.
Th« cun. for til. »oti .m b , K, nrlMri uj,
week, and as the - complla Inn i a f ir kdvaneed tb*
•h«U will be la tbs hauls of the printer early next week
All persons who have chanced their places of realdcneaor
bu.ff™ ojeoo JUF » m.t wouli do .ill to Sa'S
the oOc»,m Who imcund hire the ntccury eimSiooi
madam: one*, or It will be too late for »*cutar Insertion
Partlea intending to advera*e In the work are reranted u>
•end In tbs copy early. The compile?* desires to impress
upon the minds of me p-troua of ihe work the aba'lnte ne.
The launch
aumber ot duncea which have Ukca placj durinr the vear
make It a public aic'trilv mat me work should!be baaed
atMCVlyadajai oo«lhla-eena«aly not later than June
• T* S.HiLPIS4CO., ConpUen,
JeS eSM-10t City Directory Office, 111 Lake street.
19nn Haif 0116813 y - h. tea,
Am V V In store and tor sal* at less than N. T.
ptM, KEINOLD3, ELY * CO.
CHICAGO, MONDAY. JUNE 4, 1860,
CAMPAIGN
PEESS AND TEIBUNE,
Great Presidential Campaign!
Republicans, you havo now selected your
candidates for the Campaign of 18C0. Abra
ham Lincoln of Illinois leads tho column of
the Friends of Freedom. Daring tho six
months that are before us the Press and Tei
buns will labor incessantly for his eleetion.
From our stand-point, in his own State, wo
shall be able to present facts and incidents
which, it is believed, will be of essential ser
vice in tho great contest all over tho United
States. TVe beg leave, therefore, to suggest
to tbe Delegates and all the Republicans now
in tho city, that they order copies for their re
spective towns and districts before they leave.
The Campaign Press and Tribune will
give a full and complete current history of tho
Presidential canvass, including reports of
speeches, debates and mass meetings. It will
also contain the general the day, tele
graphic dispatches, copious correspondence,
market reports, agricultural and other useful
matter. Nothing win be omitted to render it
a welcome sheet, and an efficient champion of
the Republican cause.
TERMS OF THE CAM PA IQ N;WEEKLT.
For 11 Copies to one address *
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TERMS OF THE CAMPAIGN TRI-WEEXLT
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TERMS OF THE CAMPAIGN DAILY,***
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Hve eoi)l«. ft®®
Eleven copies... .V.V.V.V.V*“*.*.*. 30 00
fy Money In Rctfrtered Letters sent at our risk.
Address PRESS A- TRIBUNE, Chicago. liL,
VVIIEELEK &WXL,S4>iVS
SEWING MACHINES
L’ave -won the Hichcat r:c::.;u::.s at thf of .tla
United States Agricultural. Society,
Asd;at the State Fairs o.*
MAINE, ILLINOIS,
VERMONT, MISSOURI,
CONNECTICUT, OHIO,
NEW YORK, INDIANA,
NEW JERSEY, KENTUCKY.
PENNSYLVANIA, MICHIGAN,
VIRGINIA, WISCONSIN,
MISSISSIPPI, CALUOENIA,
And at the Fairs of
Metropolitan Mechanic’* Institute, Washlngtot»
American Institute, -New York,
Mechanic's Association, Bo.* ion,
Franklin Institute, Philadelphia,
Mechanic’s Institute, Baltimore,
Mechanic’s Association, Cincinnati.
Mechanic’s Institute, Chicago,
Kentucky Institute, Louisville
Mechanical Association, St. Louis,
Mechanic’s Institute, San Francisco,
hundreds of County Fairs.
.vA t »V ,e J? ,e P* S- Prlr at Cb'eago the Society awarded
Gils Machine the KIPaT PREMIUM, a Grand SUvcr Me
dal. and the Special Premium of a SIOO Silver Pitcher.
The Lock-Stitch, madebylh's machine Is the only stitch
that cannot he labelled, and tha* prerentsthe appear
ance each side of the seam. It is made with two threads
one upon each side of the fabric, and Interlocked in the eea
ire of it, Xo family should be without this economical
time and labor-saving machine. It does the sewing of a
family or inaaufactarer with tfrercih and beauty, stitching
the lighted or heaviest fabric In the same time ten
seamstreiffs require to do the fame by hand.
21.705 of these machines Were sold in ISM. A printed
Bill of Directions. Illustrating the different parts u sent
with each machine, this Is suCclently explicit to show Its
All orders executed with care and promptitude. Ma
chines when shipped are boxed with «-vcrrlhLng necessary
to use them, and can be delivered by express (without in-
Jury)toaqrscetlonoflhecnuntrv. bead foraOlrcniar.
uW. K. CHITTENDEN, General Agent.
_ Ifos.M? 4 WlAesL, Chicago, m.
Bos 4207 P. O. mhS-bTIO-Smlat)
JNSURANCE.
Fire, marine and Life.
SPRINGFIELD F. & M. IKS. CO,
OF SPKIMQFIELD, MASS.
Capital and Surplus „ $443,817 !0
MASSASOIT ELBE INS. CO.,
OP SPRINGFIELD, MASS.
Capital and Surplus 2U,IS6»^
HOPE FIEE INS. CO.,
OF NEW YORK.
Capital and Surplus,,. .....MIF.WWI
HANOVER FIRE INS. CO.,
OP NEW YORK.
Capital and Surplus S34LSM.(|
KNICKERBOCKER LIFE INS. CO.,
OF NEW YORK.
Capital and Surplus ........SSSAS9SJI
CARLILE BOYD, 1
T. G. VAN BUUEN.J AStaU,
No. 1 Dole’s Building, cor. South Water and Clark streets.
[dc3 tS33-9mlstp]
|> E M O V A L .
LAMP AXD OIL HIPORIC3I,
FROM 136 TO
122 Clark Street - - - -122
(Two Doors North of the Old Stand.)
The demand for
Downer’s Celebrated Boston Kerosene
NEW KEUOSEN*E LAMPS,
Have oblige us to remove to.larger quarters.
K7*Tbe Trade supplied at a moderate advance over
Eastern rates.
C SABLES L. NOBLE,
fcSbSES'Cmlstp Agent and Manager.
VICTORIA BRIDGE
VJ OPEN. This Immense Iron structure, neartv two
mile# la length, (the longestln the world; erected across the
BIVEXt ST. LAWRENCE
At Montreal, at a cost of Six and a half Millions of Do!
lira, to connect the Eastern and Western divisions of the
Grand Trunk Railway
OF CANADA,
Is now open for public traffic. This road, of nearly LIOO
miles la length. Is operated coder
ONE MANAGEMENT FROM DETROIT, MICH- TO
PORTLAND, ME. *
And there Is only!
orra oHAKaa or oabb
From Chicago or the MijMr»-lppt River to Portlacd or Bos
ton. Quickest and moat con rement route for travel between
the South A West and Canada in J New England. Passengers
and freight booked througbtoall porta of Canada and the
New England States, also to and from
Chicago and Liverpool
And the Continent of Europe, it coceMfranrv nut.
by the only regular weekly line or uMTED STATES
AND EUROPEAN MAIL STEAMERS, Balling from
ronliad every Saturday, and from Liverpool every Wed
nesday thronghrut tlie year. 1 or further particulars anrlv to
WALTER SHANLY .General Manager, Montreal.
JAS. WARRACK. GealWestern AltlL
. No. 13 Lake streeet.
Under the Adams House, Chicago.
(Uylspg
T?NAMINE THE HOLLY SEW-
I J O'Q MACHINE,
AT 166 USD ITBBSI
jojsjs’Ts WM-Tjsnt
ADDRESS BOX 13». _
HOLBROOK i WADSWORTH.
hISKSS-Sm-lsto GenetalAgeus.
TTNITED STATES MAIL.—
1,./ Only Weekly Line to
CORK, LIVERPOOL,
And all the principal cities ol Great Britain and the Conti
nent of Europe, calling at Queenstown, (Cork) Ireland.
TUB MONTBEAL MAIL
Ocean Steamship Company’s
Flr»l data full powered Clyde built steamers la connectlci
with the GRAND THUNK RAILWAY of Canady sal
every Saturday from Portland, carrying the United Slates
and Canada Mails and passenger*.
Bohemian, itcMaster j Nova Scottaa,Cipt. Borland
North Bnton “ Orange. I Nth American, J Arion.
Anglo Saxos “ Balanline. | Canadian, (new)
Two new ship*, (building)
Quickest, Cheapest and most comfortable sea putut.
Fare from Chicago or Milwaukee to Queenstown (Cork) oi
Uverpoolt
First Classaceordlngto state room *39 *ad (108-
Steetage,fonad with cooked provislona. *4?
Return Tickets, First Cia&s, good for 8 months,!lSO and SM,
out
principal towns of Great Britain and Inland, br above
steamers or sailing vessels, at very reduced rates.
For treight orpassage apply to the Company’s General
Agents.SabclASearlf. 1$ Water street, Liverpool.Oort
ana Dublin.and 5J Bnadwar. New York. WauGraham.
Detroit A Milwaukee R.
JAMES WARRifew
Oraod True k Raßway Office,
dlylstp li Lake-Sti, under Adams House, Chicago
YOUNG’S DOUBLE THREAD
FAMILY SEWING MACHINES*
WITH LATE DIPBOVfiSENTS,
STYLES AND PRICES, 9
NO. 1 MACHINE—TabIe with drawer M
NO. SMACHINE—TabIs with drawer
Very ornamental - „ m
UNIVERSAL UEMMER 5
Chicago Salesroom 132 Lake-iit, *
Send fora Circular. AgecU wanted. Address \ru n
YOUNG A CO. Chicago Illinois Swiy.&p"*
pHOICE DUET for the Violin,—
\J Pleyel's Celebrated InmoctiTe and Pmmuin
Duets fox the Violin. Price 50 cents. Puwihrt2w“
OLIVER Dll SON A CO
_ Je3cMMt * 577 Washington street,
DIRE PROOF SAFES.—Wilder’s
Jl. Salamander Safes. All sixes on hand.
PRATT A WOHCESTER- AerHa.
jaloOl-St 197 South Weteretreet.
CAMPAIGN FLAGS AKD BAK
VJ NERS, American Tndgus, “Lincoln and Hamlin*
\ws
T> AGON’S BURGLAR PROOF
, , ... PRATT * WORCESTER. Agent*.
jelc4H-St 197 SouthVater street.
Ncto SUibcrtiscmnits.
*■" A SCBITVT, Ad rMiu, Im £S Barlowwe.
r r ”” i " -‘‘'—•'■—/ti- thU ul rfj U.
Part" cfUi JVorfk Wat. Jsl-beH-r
TT° R SALE.— following fir&t
-- - °
Printing Presses I
I Rubles BUI Head and Caid Rcliry.
1 ** Half Sheet Cep **
1 Double Medium pr^,.
1 Adame’ Power Preas-eUe of platen, IftxSft la.
•IZZ /.V TIP-TOP ORDER,
i Will sell for half cuh and half six months, or will uki
io excha-ge * double medium Adsms* Pow*rPress
WM.H. RaN u, Pre»- A Tribune.
J e .Mw 51 CUrh fitnet.
AP. A.— Members of thb Order
• ®«wv*e*ed to meet at the w M hj ß gton Ledge.
ha«al:esUeets, on Sundsy at 5 p.m!.
toa.letdthefnneialol ourlkte brother, Robert Jlcilurtr
who was drowned from thesenooner Ellen Pike, near KM
ws2Ssfie* corner of iniatoa and Taylor etTrela,
Wes. Side. Je4xlt JOHN LASQELLtS.
Ci AVE MONEY and at same time
»ioSSES,VZ BiaT S'°
FURNITURE AT THE
‘hbvbeb house,
AT AUCTION.
KDA ,I- oVoct, .1 Iblll t-11 »1I
the ATLdM ahoutlhe House omiued, among which Is all
Fumltun:.cutlery. Forks, Sproca, Laundry
The foUowißg articles, not ailed fo-,cjßslstirsof SBrus
s&s Carpets. 3 Canopy Bedstead-, Kov-wood Wsshitands.
Mnrble-lop Burea-j, * omesaes. Large Mlrro-i. Ac.
TTM. A. BUTTERS A CO„ Auet’rs.
T3AMPHLET & BOOK PRINT
ww Lav* the b«t focl lllei of any coccem
of Mew York for tarn'nc out work of the above
Coll and get our estlmatei before Letters reacest.
leg eatlmitea will receive promuattenboo. Direct to
W M. H. RAND, Presa acd Tribune office,
(OFFICE OF ILL. AND MISSIS
V/ SIPPI TELEGRAPH CO.
Ctmva, Dllaots, May SOlh.
The Board of Directors hare thU day declared a dividend
Of two per cult, payable oaaad after tie first day of June
TiIUS, UASS.NETT.
JettfOTlw
rtARDS, HANDBELLS, CIRCD
LARS, et:., to onfer at abort notice, at
PRESS A2fi> TKI3UKK OFFICE.
51 CUrkstreet.
C TRAY ED OR STOLEN from the
S-J subscriber, three Colt*, tU : One three % ear old Ught
lay blare, with black legs, maoe and tail, and about ala*
1 ecu hands high. One bay mare, two years oil last fall, not
eo tall but sure stocky. Also, one bright sorrel, two t ears
old, geld.eg. rather taJland lengthy. Tteyall hate pretty
good sited heads. They have not been heard from el ca
the flrstof May Any one retumng them, or giving Infor
mation where they nuy be tound. will be lib-rally re
warded. _ LEWIS SIIERVIL
Lisbon, Kendall Co, ni„ May 80. j a i»st
Board at evanston.—
Pleasant accommodations in a private family with
large, a-ry and very desirable rooms, furnished or unfur
nuhed, through the summer months or the year. Terms
n 'i**S% aw App * 7 al 33 8ou “ Water St *
VV -^NTED.—A first class fasliion
, " 7 Maker, who caacut and lit perfectly.
Apply at 68 Lake street. Up Stairs. Jeixlt
QANDUSKY CEMENT AND
h-s Warm Lnn—The undersigned Is constantly receiv
ing this superior Cement, warranted fresh, and offers It fur
. „ at , extiemel F i o^ prices. THOMAS IIaLC.
J c4xlw Xo. 2 Noith Wells St,
Tf'DR SALE—A desirable location
•f. for* residence within the corporate limits of the town
. nd. lad ana—three hours ride from Chicago —on
the Michigan Southern and Northern Indiana Railroad and
convenient to the Depot. Beautifully locatedfor a town or
rural redden c*. containing about elr acres. A floe lot of
fruit tree.-. In a nice growing condltoo. Also some floe
forcsttrereanund the building spot. For partca'an ad
drei s box 230 soaih Bend, Indiana. JetxSt
LAKE STREET,
BILL HEADS.
Wc have on Land a large amount of BUI Head Paper
which we will print toorder *
AT LOW RATES,
Dunlop, Sewell & Spalding,
JOB PRINTERS,
115 Lake street 145
TJOSEHILL CEMETERY.
At A SPECIAL TRAIN WILL LEAVE THE
New Depot of the
Clilcaj-O and mUwankee Railroad,
■Star Klode «tn*t brldjt, Tt JX o'clock tiu (Mondii)
for Koo;hlU C-mtury. Ruurolng THU lone Rosc
blllM.Xoaock. Fkre, 10 cento ea-h way.
JcbtilMt J. V. Z. ULAN KV, TmUcoL
LOST. —A Note, of which the fol
lowing U a copy:
_ „ . Msotsmr Cccxrr, Ills.
Five y«*sri after date wejelnllr aid severally promise to
pay Daniel Eaton, or order. Sis Thousand Dollars value
received, with interest at two per centom per annum, nav
ab eon the 2nd day of November of each andevenr Vear.
until maturity. A. It. JtATON
[signedj E. EAI'ON.
PHIttEAS O. EATON.
The public Is hereby cautioned against purchasing above
note. a. payment U stopped.
Kxwaxo.—Ten Dollars reward white paid to any per
son win will deliver said note to GKO. T. ADBSI ■ iftfi
Js.caAi
"POSTERS in one or many colors
jI. at PRESS AND TRXBUNKObFICE.
_jel-2w 51 Clark street.
A HOME, WITH frs PLEAS
ures and comforts can be obtained for a gentleman
and bis wl‘e, at a private residence. East front, on Wabash
avenue, north of Jackton street. Booms front—view of
the Lake nnlntemipt-f*. and unexceptionable board. Ad
dress P. O. Box 3516. J,4x3t
|l'OK SALE!
Floor, Feed and Commission Store!
The very desirable stand opposite the new Ra’lroad Depot
corner of Carat and Madison, established for the last seven
yearn. Is offered for sale, the propretor being engaged la
another buslans. To a person or limit* d meanssflne op
portunity pmeits itseir«f securing on meat easy terms one
of the finest toalneas stands In the city. Apply on the
premises. Jel-xSt
pHANGE OF TIME and Change
\J of PASSENGER OFFICE.
•VfcA« Southern sad £«JL*< Shore B,B*
Onantfkfter Jane 3d, trains will leave Chicago at 750
a.m. and 8 p.m. Trains arrive at 8 a.m and 8p m. Passen
ger offlre removed frem Revere House to Freight Office, 63
Dearborn street. GEO. M. GRAY. Agent.
!eScseO-lw •
qno nOA Genuine NANSE-
O\J\Jj\jyj\J,XoS SWEET POIAICE Plant,.
10,000 for $lO 00.
6,000 •• ‘0 26.
3,000 “ 4 SO.
Delivered on board ue cars well pa*.ttd. Addre**
u.W. WATBKMAN,
Jrt-jtd-ltwx Wilmington. Illinois.
Toys and Fancy Goods
To suit the tastes of
tiii: jfiihijiojv,
AT
PEUGEOT’S,
GREAT TARIETT STORE,
mrasBUET block.
!¥o. 11l Randolph Street,
“YyiDE AWAKE UNIFORMS.
J. A. SMITH & GO.,
HO. 118 LAKE STREET. HO. 118
Are now furnishing the Repahlcia Wide Awake Clubs
wiihiheir Uniforms, os abort notice and at trifling cost,
consisting cf a Light-Water I’roof Ctp and Cape, of the
»tylc adopted at the East. Also, the Torch Lamp rtady
fur use.
All orders from Club* through the Westers States (with
the mosey accompanying the same) will have prompt at
tention. and be properly shipped without delay.
c-taa-lm
XTOGRAVINGS AND PHOTO-
A2j graphs.
Virtue & Co*, Pub’rs,
55 CLARK STREET „55
Have on hand a very choice collection of large
Engravings and Photographs,
FOR FRAMIHG. acknowledged to be the
BEST YET PUBLISHED,
Host Beautiful Series ever Produced!
VIRTUE A COMPACT,
uClata-si.. (up stain.)
raySlotSS-lw
gPECIAL NOTICE.
OFFERING TO-DAY;
200 Tiro ShliUoe Collar* for Gets*
100 Thrco “ “ lOctfl.
100 Four “ u u 12 cu.
100 Fir© “ “ “ 15 cts«
OUR ENTIRE STOCK OP
EMBROIDERIES
mil bo aold Cheap.
,30. UII STRICT ISO
A. O. DOWNS & CO.
'VTOTICE.—Whereas, as collateral
.La security for the acceptance by the undersigned of
four «**rtain by Thomas W. Egaa ujoa me,
Infkror of A. H.Hanchett, one fJr lI.OCO, cated July 8.
ISM, payable 13 months alter date; one fjr 61,000. dated
Jnlyl.lSsfi, pays’ I* 15 months after dale: and two Dr
$1,500 each, dated July 8, 15M. payable 15 months after
thclrdaie, the sail Thcma* W, Egan placed in my hands
1,M3 aharee of stock in the Garden City Mining Company,
o ecenifieaieNo.MforSOJ shares,and the other cer>id
earebo. MforLCOO shares of said stock, properly lined
and Issued to me, under date of July fi, laSo. And where
as, the shore acceptances hare all been paid by me at their
maturity, and no portion of laa same has been repaid to
me by said Eras; now, therefore, for toe purpose of re
plying to me the amount of said acceptances, with interest
thereon from their maiurl’r, besides »ucb assessments upon
said shares u 1 hare paid since their issue, I shall, at 10
o'clock a. ir.-of Wednesday, the 13th day of June, Instant,
at the office of F. G. Salto njtall & Co„ comer of Clark and
Lake streets fat Chicago, sell the afon mentioned certlflcales
and sharesof stock, to tan highest bidder foreash.
Jane 3, ISCO--p*oMd O. S. HUBBARD.
ffiSantri.
WANTED—A Plumber at 134
* T Sosth Clark street.
rarM-lwte-* LIVINOSTON A BASSETT.
TXT*ANTED—A person to take a
T /. ra ; U L f A lr ’’ Han«. Said bouse is
furnished, and the owner wli* take rent la boar!
Adtje-s Box 43. with ml name end reference. JedxJn
TyANTED A Rare Chance.—
» V To ezchsac* 80 seres rf Uod In f op
Hor^.At^lo No -«» i'orth CUxkstmtT^^
_ mrgc4i7 im
\7y~ANTED—Blank Book Fini-her,
J Clank Book Finisher can Sad permanent
. b / Immedi*telj to JONeS, PEK
DU bAMU LL. 1 2S street.
TV7ANTED for cash.
.T J » LOT In the We»t Dlvl-loa. South of Kan
bnnd-S r f^t Wl 'i E ‘' l of V oioa . Pluk - *ve«V-five to one
ij«i "**■ Comer preferred. Addiw* port ofl»e* bo*
hit HeSSOJt—
TV7ANTKD—By a gentleman and
-K, r . Jl «tl*h«J roo=»»ad Seoul la apnvale family
uke -- Lcculw plwant and
t r%su Zidxtubjz 2336, CM-
\\f ANTED—Persons out of Em*
T T ploymeut, havine a *m*u capita' can hear rfi
rotf opportunity to make money, -«»*-< f*tNo 21
horth Clark .met, near Water. ilSlaimu
•30 to take an equal InUKR la a food paying cash box£
- * Irtd
\VANTED A practical book
» y keeper who Is eagsged Curlag the fownoon with
ti2? , &hL b h o ie d^ e to be eotdoyed fS
the other half of the d»». Good city references wiu be
£ 1 7 r «nr2 n r.sV ?<lei * te * **«*»« ftddreisßOOß-KZBPEK.
40C9. Chicago po;t office. J-lx7t
\\7 ANTED—To exchange a good
Cl I I n lTe !7 conalrtlns of Homes, Corrla.-es,
Slelxhs, Baaries and Harnesses. »>! m io»larder. lor «n
Usprcred F.rm within SO or (0 miles or Chicago, or Chi
o-» City Propertv. In ulte of ITS. SIMONsON. Lake
>hore House, < ottage Grove avenue, address box f169
Chicago post otace. myS4xsw
WANTED —To exchange the
A / BI T Of goods !a More 201 Like rtreek coaairtimc
P !^ S * Hollow and Ha W«« aadhrtuf
fandshiaggoodaboir:re<J for sole or I roue ,or Lonuw m
small orl*rge quantities orwlll be exchuged for good city
For further particulars Inquire at the store Ho. r t Lake
IJtK * nylSxaot
WANTED. —An Experienced Dry
M GoodiSalesannandAecoaniantwanua eltnatlon
!d either capacity, or both lccla»tr* (baring »»md u ni:h
henwforejlflaa WhoJesile Hcmse, eras Book-keeper and
Caabler It In the Retail Dry Goods or other mercantile tud*
oe#», where Integrity and good capabilities are a better
recoomehtfatloalhaagoldrtags and Jewelry. Address P.
a box 236 my.9 iwx
Btcreury,
VV ANTED—To purchase a Stock
. » » of Goods.—The advertiser. desirous of going into
businc*?, wishes to buy a *t«>ek of Boots and bhoes. Dir
Goods or Hardware, amounting to ibout sl3/00 or IM.OOU
suitable for country trade, for which he will pay ttcoo
cash. MJU) unincumbered Inside ChicaA CUy FroDertv.
and the balance la good farming lands. For furthercar
tlculars inquire for on* week at 34 ClatkArt*r.
w ANTED FOR THE
fMTED STATES ARMY. I
Wanted for service ou our Frontiers, young, able- jIl
houled men, of good character, to whom wIU be giyea
S°d nay. board, clothing and medical attendance. Also
us-dans for the third Infantry Band. Pay ranging from
911 to $33 per Jlonlh,
Acookrwro to mbit
Rocmltlßß Rddexyons ot ISO SoaUi Clxrt itrcct.Cblauo.
J. TF. A[. L KY. 1 !eut. M Inlkauy.
TDINDER WANTED—A first-class
77 Workman to taka charge of a Bindery in
«e3X Apply to W. Ta.VNER. Ba^ienl
of OS CUrk»tiveLor tithe subscriber, at Cedar Rapids,
lowa. J. Q. I'AVEbPORT. BiylTcSThlm
<Eo lirnt.
r PO RENT,—Dwelling House No.
A ICG West Monroe street. containing eleven room?
with garden In rear. Apply to X. C. PEaKINS.47 |,a
idle street. j^-cboo-R
'T'O RENT—A Two Story Frame
ho^ 5C . 5! - t Bi l ' d ♦ Vo - i»enue. near
T* ,J leot P« r “num. Apply to M. Laf-
LIN. A> South Wab-r street. inytd c4otf-2w
TO RENT—A DOCK 103 ft. front
tog on Ellsworth street, and running through to lh*
river, between Ilsrriscn and IMk streets, to rent for two
W- APIP»rto L. D. OLM3TEIIA CO„ comer of
Lake and i aaslle street. m>3lc4ao-lm
T!) RENT.—On Michigan avenue,
neat GUI street, a house aontlining eight rooms, with
gas and water, aDo stable to Mcommodate two horses and
and carriage. Apply to OMX E. CONGDON, 33
street, comer Wabash avenue, up stairs. mj%a Iwx
TO RENT—Brick Dwelling. No.
JL 207 Ezieatmt.to rent low. at^|_
SECOND STORY
OrerScott, Keen A Co.'o ClotblocStoTy.tnnatlow Ta
. L. 1). OLSiaTED A CO,
pygc«l-lm Cor. Lobe aad arceti.
TO RENT,—A Wharfing Lot on
Sooth Sraach. 107 feet front by 190 feet deep from the
nver to Franklin itnit, between Tan Bnren aod Uarrlwm
•tofts. Thisi lot basa wharf of the best dUcriptiou. and Is
Apply to
£. C. LARK ED, *7 W aablngton street. mhatbgTS tjy 10
15 th June; or
“ w! , tf ‘L n V* O'. Uie on SRSjf
AnlenOld Yi«w ofibe Like ud b«ilior ud innoundiu. •
good neighborhood, and accesable to Horse Railroad. In
quire No. 63 Lake street. u. n. STONE
my M-csaj-im
r J'O RENT—New Family Hotel in
ST. LOUIS, no.
Situated In a desirable locality o’ the flty.en corner of
Twelfth and Olive street*, near the Mb-ouri fork, and on
the line of tbeOllve »*rwt Horse Car-. The hnn« contains
about* xty roomr.andhsupplioilw.th das, Water. Bella,
fctore Rjmtis. Pantries, c*c.
To a responsible tenant, able to keep a flrst-daaa family
hotel, a long and very favorable lease will be granted.
. rorln’onnaJlon at regard* term-. etc„ ainreas or apply
E. °r 2. U. LAFUN, Esq., of the arm
of Lafiln Smith A Luiea. at. Louis. Mo, myl3e’Bllm
JFor Sale.
FDR SALE.—Two Colts, 4 years
°«A? .*° W chear * • Ap P ,3r *° OSa * *• CONG
qjua, 38 Lake street, up stairs. ay3S |wx
"pOR SALE—A first class residence
L with three acres of land. In Wright's Grove, near the
Northern city limits. Inquire of HOSMEH A PECK. No.
3 UaMDic Temple. my3»c43Alm
FDR SALE—A Bank located in the
Northern part of Wisconsin, with a circulation of
about BV.OOO. secured by State Stock, railing tanle, o
b>« to Pikes Peak. Address bos 4061 Chlcigo post of
flcc» mwUlw
TTOUSE AND LOT FOR SALE
XJL OR EXCHANGE for Outside City Property—
South Side preferred. Tae above property, situated No
117 South Jefferson, near Madison street, and two blocks
trom the new West hide Union Depot. It Is now rented
to a good tenant and pos'eoslon can be had at one mouths
notice. ApbIytoAKHUKST A DOUGLAS, Beat Yard,
South Branch, near Twelfth street. nyl3c33(Mm
SALE—Cheap, the new Cot-
A. tage House (8 rooms) and three years lease. No. 259
South Clinton street. A desirable reslde.ee »*<t locality.
Goood gardes yard and water flxtores attached. Sold cheap
for ash. or a port os short time, secured. Apply on the
premises, or to the subscriber at the office of Carroll A Ja
meson, 65 South Clark street, corner cf Randolph.
mScaOl-lm JAMES N. JOHNSON.
gjSSaNEW AND SECOND
|rf A Hawd Piaxos for sale low. Pianos and
itS I ,f X Melodeona to Bent. Orders for Tuning
Pianos, MefOSeoss, Onrans, and all kinds of MnsleU In«lru
mentapromptlyatiendsdto. All kinds of Mnaical lostru
menu repaired at abort notice.
115 Lake street—near Clark.
Uoarbing.
“DOARDING.—One suit of plea*
JD s«it rfwmi with board. Abo, day board can be ob*
talced at 163 Moerce tlrut. myWttw
T)OARDlNG.—Famished Booms
JL> and Board. Also, day board, can be obtained at S7
Washington street. mytalw
T) OARDIN G.—First-Class Board
JLP with pleasant suits of room* for gentlemen with
small Camilles or single gentlemen, can be bad at No. 74
State street, ne»r Randolph. (op-stalra.)
T>OARDING Can be obtain'd at
XX the WAVERLET HSCSF. 223 and 225 Kiniie
street, with » good single room, for #I.OO per weex. Day
bo ml (LSO per week. Tnsrlt tl.oo per Ayr.
i*£x3t A. U. OULBT. Proprietor.
"DOARD.—A gentleman and lady,
JL> or three single gentlemen wiQ And homo comforts,
room formatted or not, at a moderate pri»% at the pleasant
locality. Ho. 71 Waba-h Avenue, between Randolph and
Washington streets. References required. mySctflMw
T> OARDIN G—A small family, or
JU gautiemanaad lady, can obtain flrst claaboard In a
private family, with good rooms reatraly located c o tha
sleuth Side, on reasonable tones. For particulars additu
box 19(3 Chicago post office. *i«o, oas or two day
boarders. Jelxlw
"DOARD WITH PLEASANT
JJ ROOMS at
Bos. 19 and SI SHchlgan Arsane*
Reference required.
A fiw Boarders eas be accommodated at
163 Wabash At* corner Blonroe 9t*
Reference required. ap*c3 r 4m
Host.
CO W LOS T.—Medium sized,
light red, lined back, white bag, thin flesh, prominent
a-d bandioue botes, silt In I er right ear, about eleven years
old. (L e.elgut online wriuk esaiouad her horns). with a
large star la her fees up tear her horns. She is, 1 think, on
to* S*ou*h or We t SM». The flader will be SATISFAC
TORILY REWARDED by lesvir* wont at myresldrare
or bv writing me. C. A. RaWLEY. -13 Adams s*ret,
F. 0. Box 1663. JeSzSt
T OST—On South Water or Lake
•i—i Streets, between Wells Kreet and Stems & Back-
Irgham’s Elevator, Monger ± Armour Warehouse receipt.
Number 616, dated April 19. KG. for 537 S3-36 boihels No, 2
Corn ; receipt Nnaber 76i far HU 8-d3 bushels No. 3 Com,
bothpajabletoorterofc.B.DaleACo.and endorsedby
the el. Also St urges Buckingham A Co.'s Warehouse re
ceipt No. S.AIO. dated May Uth-for 43 U-56 buau Rejected
Com, payable to order o F. J. Bronson. All peraeas an
hereby forbidden to parch ue raid receipts u their dellrery
has been stopped. Any person flodlcc the tame will be
suitably rewarded by lea vmg them at this Office.
Chicago, May 3d, ISM. my«fc«Slw
"DITTr DOLLARS REWARD.—
X. Stolen ou the night of the twenty-third of May.
fn?rn the
DARK BAT HORSE.
Both hind feet white, lump on the outside of right thich,
main and foretop hearr. lira ye ire old; star la forehead.
The shore toward wiL be paid for the
HORSE AND THIEF, OR HALF FOR THE HORSE.
cy2s-0453-lw
DIRK KING SAFES.—Davidson’s
X? Fin Proof Safes Haring iesn typo ntad Agents for
these well-known pafe*, we-nail aee? a large assortment
o« and will not be uader.ctd.
PRATT A WOKHEBTER, Agents,
jelclK-ft 197 South Water st set.
T^WlKES—Twines and Cordage.
JL A lam assertmeat of Wool, Wrapping, 5aQ- Haffur,
and other Twiner, for sile cheap by rUKINOTON A
90RANT0N,317 South Water st. mySoUfilm
TVTcVICKEU’S THEATRE
A.*A Vadlaaa itmt, between State aad Deartan^
Farewell Benefit of Mim Woodbury,
TWO EXCELLENT PIECES,
Wl: h the full ttreogth of the company.
The boatful do tees tic drama t f
Lucille; or. The Story of the Heart.
Mils Woodbury u Ludlle,
by TUtoo, Myers. BraJlev, HcVlcker
*«. ~ . Leljtbtoo tan v». 1 ehchtoo.
Auer which, Ue grtti duel seeae boa the drama of
CORSICAN BROTHERS*
Lou!s de FnachL ) - .
rv-Ua d« FranciiL ? Twln Brothers ills* Woodbury,
Ch*te*u ReM»o77T! \j r Ucm
ToeosciadewlUrtacßew’ domesticcomedy'of
HUSBAND lO ORDER,
JoMphtee MUiffotJbarT
op “ “«! Cnrtm rim u
, u a.«. till 3 o'clock
y *fej?ls e jf •* lt4c * a l>e*v«»red three daya in advance.
and Waa CbSeTaOed
»«coad Circle, Jc; Lower Private Boxes. «S; Upper!*!!
Z. O. SHERMAN, TwSSrwS
jeU*#-sV
MISS TILLINGHASTS Second
XvX CLASSICAL OROAX CONCERT
I* ST. PAUL’S CHURCH,
Comer of Wahah »▼. and Van Berea at
t^^.^ 0 ::';;:;;;;:;—: Bmw.
* ru- Smith. Mrs. ana Mr. BtrtU*’
-Allcscoßmtm. S-Adv
. „*»»•_ s— Rondo At egretto. Blok.
4.—Hear Sweet spirit o>y request; Bteihoren,
®~ y £ '?• s-AiOan.
a -.dtßoJlrt, Flrale, Allegro ifoiart.
ExcslaL* Mereadante.
Jfri.Tboßv, Mn.ira , tl«oa and Ur. DsPaaslo.
» ft ?° *7“- >0 - a Beethoven.
Peaaf. Schell* nhert
efStefiir^^v w b* Jtad « *u*le stores Pnn
c w Hotel?, and at the door. le<sSt
JOHN MITCHEL WILL DE-
V um a Lxcm*
On tlia Evening of Jane slh,
AT KIXGSBURT HALL.
Subject:
The Agony or Europe.
*lck«t» to be hid »t Me
““ of I* 6 *nd members of the
Moot^otziery «, hmmel and Shield's Guards, also at the
2221: . Jctxtt
T ECTDRE TO LADIES. Dr.
KNAPP, formerly of New York, aow located In
th-sdir, whose card will be found la another col am, will
°J Lectures to LADUS on HKaLtII
tho ’*and 111* woman suffers, on
6th. In WUkow»ky Hall, comer
t£tL?h? l »h« IW,O f * tr ** L ‘- TbeLic'ures will hello,-
iratM by toe must txumiTO and wonderful tan*la at>-
paramo la the world. No lady, who d«tl>es health—t* e
peaten earthly bleesia*—and would enjoy life, can afford to
loose these lecture *. orcan befUr spend ter lime and raotev
than In attendee them. They will be adapted and carnally
profitab eto all ac««acd eomntUiosoffemalelife. Where
tvrt the Dr. has lectured be has drawn full booses and re
ceived the highest encomiums of the press.
Lectures commence at 3 o'clock r. x. Admission 99
emu. Ste Bills.
Offl*. 173 South Clark street, corner of Clark am! M*n
roc streets. lel-cttfi-tt
"jV'I ADAM AKERSTROM’S AS
-*-JX Kmbljr. will tike place on MonJ.iy.Jace 4th.
Madam A. baring ii a*ed the room* directly over Ibote
occupied by her :a»t winter, win g-ve a grind Opening
*arty as above. Her new establishment has b»cn fitted ui»
In a style of neatness and comfort, and the awaogements
w i.. »uch as to merit the continued patronage or the
P qbUc » lelCtt
Tf'MPLOYMENT. —Johnson, Frv
* ~ *kCo, PablL-her*, 191 La>estreet, tHerpermanent
enp oymact In gentjeaea of re-.p<'ct.l>iJ ty «nil budne-w
qualifications. to canvass for first-Ja.s btamLrd H.a* Med
WOffca - j<ic«ant
T>ECIPK for MAKING- LIQUID
XV Ctci-ForOne Dollar re't by mVl.—I will send »o
» HECIP*- FOR MAKING PREPARED
GLLE. elmilarh) ••Jjpa.’dlugVaad other Glues which sell
so readily furSt cents per bottle at aa enormous profit If
Son want to make money try th e recipe. l h*-e U money
I It, Address JOU-N P. NESXEL. Box 4261. Chtei
g° p - °- j.ficidaUw
VOTING MEN’S ASSOCIATION.
X Anadlo' rtcd treetlrgnf the Young Men's A«soe -
ationwlll be held a’- their rooms, •* Portland U.ocfc.” on
Saturday evening next, tho second of June, at a quarter be
fore eight o'clock. The committee appouiud at the but an*
noal meeting to revise the Charter and By-Laws, will then
makotbeir report.
. The queer lou as to the Investment of the surplus fhrds
In the Treasury will come before the meeting fonts final
Also »he re’olutlon continued over from the lad adlour ed
meeting, requ-rlng the Beading Room* to he kept urea oa
„ WM. U. URaDLEY, President.
C. C. Caasx. Secretary.
Chicago, May 30, lUCO. my 31-c-TY3t
XT OTICE is hereby given that at a
-L. » meeting of the Garden City Mining Company, held
on the 19th UuU, aa a»«*«mcit or two ty-OTr c«n<» per
•Jw wiaeall dos the clock of aald Company, pWJ»b : e at
Isa office ot the Sccpei ary and Treseurcr, ta orbc'oie Jane
lit. Kuß&Kf U. HOW. Ste’y and Tfvas,.
Maaoale Temple.
TAKE STREET MILLS —ON
Li West Lake and Dfsplila sstrrets, Chicago, Illinois.
Our superior brand, oi Flour. M»M and Fred—wholr
•ale or retail at the lowest rater. Goods warranted awl
delivered la the city tree of change.
my 26 » ± NORRIS.
XT OTICK. All per-!oin holding
c'jiinu aga'nit Cook counlv wH He the suae wiS
theandetagneuODurbsforethe fir>» Moodavln June next.
Chicago. May ttd. iB6O.
(CALUMET ICE.—Che place to
\y leave orders for lee Is with th- -Red Wagcns-orat
wadhsms. Willard A Co’s, office. 5«. 9 Masonic Temple,
(oppose Post Office.) They caused *he reduction In price.
They hare enough of a pure aril Je supply you all, and
are the only concern who do not at-»lce cnl In the filthy
Chicago River. midS-ctOHm
f\FFIC E OF CHICAGO* BUR
\J LINQTON «k QUINCY E.R.CO.
Cc-caoo, May 50, UfO.
TO STOCKHOLDERS i— Notice '1 hereby siren that *
Meeting of the Sleek holders of the Chicago, Burlington and
Quincy Railroad Comtany will be :-*ld at lb* office of the
Company In Chicago. Illinois, on F“-day, the 2Sd day of
June next, at 11 o'clock In the forenoon, for the purpose
of electing Directors (tor the ensulrg year and the transac
tion ot any other boslneM that mar Be submitted to the
meeting. By order of the Board or Directors
nyaretfm AMOS T. HALL. Sec'y.
OFFICE of the galena &
V_/ CHICAGO UNION RAILROAD COMPANY.
Curasao, May 3, 1360,
XOTICE TO STOCKUOLDKRS.
The Annual Meeting of the Stockholders of the Galena A
Ch-cago Union Kaliroad Comtany, for the election of Dl>
rertor* and t-an.action ofolher oaslneae,will be beldat
the Office of the Company In Chicago, Illloo!s,on Wednes
day. the 6th day of Jose next, at !«• o'clock, a. k.
mT-cTS-lm W. M. LARRABEE, Secretary.
OFFICE CHICAGO AND ROCK
V ISLAND RAILROAD CO.
Nxw Tome, May*!. 1860.
The Annual Meeting of the Stockholders of this Compt*
ay. for the election of thirteen Directors for the emmlng
year, will be held at the office of tbe company in the dty
of Ch’eago, Stale of Illinois, on Friday, tne eighth day of
June next, 1860.
The poll will be opened at 11 o’clock A. M-and dosed
at 12 Si. HENRY PARNAM. Prert
f'. U. Tows, Secretary. myScStt td
pHICAGO & NORTH-WEST
\J KRN RAILWAY COMPANY.
Cmcaeo. May lit, 1360.
The Annual Meeting of the Bondholders and Ftoekhold*
era of this Companv will be held at the Office of the Cum
rany In toe city cf Chicago, on THURSDAY, the - eventh
dav of June. 13*0, at S o'clock r. u_ for the election of
Directors for tne ensuing year, and for the transaction of
any other bnalne« that may c- mo before them.
myaatMd JAM SB R. YOUNG. Secretary.
TLLINOIS SAYINGS INSTITU
JL TION.In the City of Chicago. Incorporated Febru
ary. 1357. Office 104 and 106 Methodi*t Church Block.
This Institution receives Deposits of Five Cents and up
wards, and allows Interest at the rate of six per cent per
annum. Dividend* ratable First Monday of January and
July. Office open dally during the usual hours of badness,
and on Tuesday and Saturdav evenings.
JOHN cCUAXNXS, President.
N. H. PasbW. niv 7-c3T |t -lfn.
GERMAN REPUBLICAN PAPER!
CAMPAIGN STAATS ZEITUNG!
T-e ILLINOIS PTAATS ZUTUNG. published 1= Chi
cago, Is the leading German Republican pspertn the North
West. It heartily rapports Lnceisaad Hannorand the
principles of tie Republican party. It has long been a
champion ortne cause of It advocated the Buf“
falo ftee eon pisiform of IS4*. It was among the flnt to
oppoie the repeal of the Missouri CompnmJ»e, and among
the fine to enlist under the Republican banner, to check
the alarming aggretalons of the Slave power.
TBE BTAATB ZEITUNQ
Wm render effldent aid to the Republican cause la (he
petdlag campaign. A copy of It should be placed In the
hands of every German voter In Illinois and the West.
TERMS OF THE CAMPAIGN WEEKLY:
Single C py to 75
For Fire Copies. 3 OO
For Twelve Copies 7 OO
For Twenty Copies. 11 OO
ForFlftyeoples,. 25 OO
Address, STAAT3 ZEITUNO,
n;ygO:473-lwd-law Chicago. THinnls.
CLOSING OUT!
GREAT BARGAINS £3
Spring 4* Summer Goods.
CoateaplUlag a change in holiness, will commence oa
SALE OF THE ENTIRE STOCK
Of Spring and Summer Goods,
REGARDLESS OF COST.
MERRIMACKaad COCDECO PRISTS, 10 scnla.
PACIFIC LAWNS, best styles. 13H«-
FRENCH LAWNS, finest quallUei, 33 to 30c.
FRKSCH ORGANDIES. do «to 50c.
FOULARD SILKS aad BAREGES, very cheap.
BLEACHED COTTONS, best qualities, 10 to He.
PARASOLS, of superior make, 7Be and up.
MANTILLAS. DUSTERS and LACE POINTS.
EMBROIDERIES at HALF PRICE.
Skirts ! Skirts! Skirts!
LOUIS FOUTZ.
Camp On.re, SantCo„ lIL
SOc. 90e, SOe, T9c. ILOO, $1.28, ILM.
136 - - - JLake Street. - - - 136
A/TONET TO LOAN Oil
CIIIOIGO CITV PKOPERTT,
«OOD IMPROVED FARMS In this State.
CHAMBERS. LEE, * Oo„
my3*<4C-&a 131Lakesl««t,Chicago;Ro«aNo.9
NUMBER 289,
amusements.
MONDAY SVE.MNO, Jane «t.
©metal Notices.
C. 11. tar WELL. Clerk.
myMceas-td
T. B. CARTER.
FRIDAY, the 23th,
A CLOSISG OUT
1,000 SKIRTS AT
mvSScsa-ln
raass axs Tasßxmi
SDTBRIISIS0 SCBBiiTzji
ThtfcUowio* m ths ntas of ad-urtUtag in tha
DAILY PBEII AMD TRIBUNE,
Oti S<JW«, (3 ttnee »c*te.) ost lawtJoo A
each aobßcqnut dar, (» ftl: 133 *
Z « ** ««
- « moaial (J» *9J. ££ J2
„ “ ttm montha. (4<n tl&j *;**
- - s®®*** (»»w ;£3
omjw, .....!!! Itiffl
A ® eheda l* ef Prieee tor Beretpaee than ee§ a®are
it 14a Coßat»B£ Room.
“ ■Duutat to *a mid In Adnow.
w- All ctaiK. a uoiu pci a,am.
“ ’™ tT ™" *>■ mm
XQu •• »e*fc, for dm month,
te.Ou •• .. , or «ch »ur»#qu*iit moalh.
'or dq« Tear.
f
Suit ion Salrs.
GILBERT & SAMPSON
-L> ai^e^r 1 " 0 "*
Furniture, Carpets, Mirrors, 4c,
AT AUCTION.
OM ***** O’clock, we wiu wli at
c\Mh & tb u na *, *%v 1 ”*3* i •f 1 a*ni° r "*>"»*«
t^W 1 . * r ? Broc^j*:u sorto
Top ard Plata Centre T.b«a \*£**'«*•*. Martde
vaiu»«, 2£l k 5Uad * H»t
C&ain. Ouomeaa, Cram&vr *«tt* cf rt%- fca * £e *T
bo*aoy ud oUtr Bedateada *°i bl£
Book «?■■•'• w ‘ e -
WaihaiaoilN Cane rbain aad Rockers **• Banr * u * *ad *
_AI»o —A variety of OlitarJ Jlshomtv jr»»,i
HIM? ““•»«Kl ? *ysp !l u3f n ” fc
Aiutiotegra.
J3 Y qiIb £IiT SAMPSON r-
Lan e CaUbgae Sal* of
fine arts,
. Sipor Q. B. Pandoll nl A Co., frmn u«ty wouM iiiiu
SSI" r ml“&LT£uuJ?
AT AUCTION,
SSTtfZ £IS£ DiY ' J -- »3'- a . Lour, of ul. is
AT OUR SALES ROOM, St LAKE STRERT
Jr S3K ESSSffiSKf
therefore »««?»>. *nd
man. Giwiaii,K«ajK” ardottwV rtSFif* I *' **l
«*«. stuuettesaf ten ctur^iw'T\ l ‘} z n l cnz *' ot
shiA**. mch u ’* Ua *
Atnnreasd Parch* Ji* »»tu», dai-ring *t:L
•i»*rrS3.h!lsjiiSS?a m > 3
SSi^ST*u!^tSS l uS
S|^«~w3SS
iirss|jss“a£
*°t' *»w»taieataad attend the sale
ready on tbo tuoiaifigof the day #f
b-^issssKagsi?^ l " «■» «*-»
rovMdcs? QIEfIEIVrVaAHPSOX. Attct'n.
J£ Y STAFFORD & SJIEDLELt
auctioneers.
wewlU MORNISO, June tie slh, it 1,1 o'clock
£ e .n wv‘ 0n ,. ,h « P«bUjm oil Ut. Nos.!«. 17. ISard 19’
RttUrt 4 AddlUunVo
tnicigo. neatnc oa i hicago avenue, mo feet Wfft » 0 #
Flxl"n-, V.-it, aTd im-
j rorrmcnts now oa mid proo-rty, ccoiUltcz of frame mi«
•ad two atuvy UulMiag* * Z InJUe *
* n P**r w ‘“ *« by virtue of a Cf rain
~,‘V*. hllcb Mplrwl oa»be Ist day of May, ISBO. and to
Suo y hnn plT^en l of Thre * H-iodml and Tb.it *Tb.eS
SHOO Dollars, back rent now due «nd unoald. accuidinf ia
term*an: conditions of said lease. p «w«aia» to
„„*?« 4&:>T * buildings caa remain oa Ibe premises, and tby
K^r.t r c.fc sk ot “• «*«"iis
Sale ; oaitlre, terms C ah.
STAFFORD & S.MEDLKY.
Per order cf of rruperty.
Je4-c3lMt
IJNITED ST AT E S
STJEAJtr JOREItGE,
FOR LAKE MICHIGAN,
AT AUCTION.
. W3 £:A* BDTTKB.S * CO. will sell on THURSDAY.
oeloek - lbß U. a. steam Dredge for
No appropriations having beennude brCongress for
maintenance of the IJ. b. bleam Dredge Huai, now lj a*
at Chicago, In the North Branch of the Klv»r. and fieri t*>
ag no mean* avdUbla f-r ihd otJect,the sale of this m*
uaole machine and her fuurdumplitg «eows thus teco m
unavoutab.e. 1 hey will, «ce»nt nelv. be sold at their m kit*
** publ,c •«ctlon t.thebUheat Bidders, on
ih l ikSPa i.the 3|at day of June, proximo, at lUo'o. >cx
la the morning.
ThU dredg.* boat w« bu It by Howard In WM. She has
an excellent double steam entice and aide wheels, with
buckets worked by endless chain*. Sue Is of
railing two thousand cubic rani* per day. 't ho boat and
strain mawlnery are in good order, and -re well wonh lie
atteatlonof those who are* ngiged in orecglire foraovnur*
P o *®'whatever. Can be vlew*d at her mu nn.satydav
previous to the *slc. Is w*il supolied with anchors, cables.
aadarßUttenanceiforready wrrk. *
At ihr mrartlrai*and place, will berv'd on*other Seow.
dect-d.andaqiLuiUtyof tools an rrslng.
Terms—Cash inspect*. By order of
Lt. Colonel, SnpYg Eaglneerof Lake Uatlwr’VFotke
DyaoMtd
HF. BAKER,
• GEtKRAL ACCTIIKt
aso conmssioN .ueuciuxt.
JA1I1& A. MARSHALL. J»a’eiman.
>o. 5£ Urarbjra street.
UijSTW-ly
W M A. BETTERS Jk CO,
GBNEBAL AUCTIONEERS,
43 A 50 DEARBORN STREET,
Directly opr«dte the Treacnt House.
[apTCO-ly] w. myiTinim
• w. a. stnma.
XTELMBOLD’S GENUINE PUE-
L J. PARATD N.
URLMBOLD'S BUCHU for the Hlsddrr.
HELM HOLD’S iIUCHI’ for toe Kidneys.
JIKLMBOLO’H BUCHU f. r the Crmf.
HELM HOLD’S BUCHU for the l)(8Dir,
HRLMBOLD** Rnr||U fbr N«vo.i>n*ss.
lIELMUDhI'D BCC*»U for Lomoi Memory.
HKLMBOLD”' UCCIIU for Plmmas of Vlion.
HELMHOLU'S BUCHU for liuficu" Breathing.
HELMBOLD'S BL’CHD for Weak Xervre.
H&LMUuLD’S HUC’M’ for General DeMhty.
HRLMHOI.D-S BUCHU for Unlvereal Larsitodt.
HELMBOLDS illCltlT for Iloir rof Uiseaie.
H-LMFOLD’S BUCIIU for Nfght3weat«.
laELMHoLD'S 11) OIIU for Wakcftotne-s.
HEIMBOID’S lirt'ilir fbr Drym-as of the Skin.
USLwUUI.D’B BUCHU fur Eruption*.
HELMHoLD’S BUCHU ’or Pain In the Path.
UELMBOLD*S Uiidttl' fur IlmlstM of the Eyelid.
with Temporary SulTu-lon and Lo*aof Stahl.
HfeiLMUuLD'S BUCHU tor Mobility and KotlcusMi
with "'antof * Mention an<l Uorrorof ;?i>cktv.
BUCHU for Obstructions.
UEI.MisoLD'S BUCHU for Excesses arUlagftrin lulls*
crelion, and all DLeai«e»f
FEMaLKS— FkMALES—FEMALES.
FKMALES—FKMALKS—I-EMALKS.
OLD OR YOUNG. SINGLE, MAIIBIKD. OH CONTEM
PLATING MARRIAGE,
TAKE NO MORE PILLS.
THEY ARE OF 50 AVAIL.
UELMOOLD'S EXTRACT BUCHU
IS TOE VERT BEST REMEDY IN THE WORLD
For all complaint* tsddrat to the Sot. whether sitting ftcm
Indiscretion, Habits of DLelpatlon, or In the
DECLINE OR CHANGE OP LIPS.
■uerapTOxe *aort.
NO FAMILY SHOULD BE WITHOUT IT.
Take no more Balaam. Mercury, or Unpleasant Modldnew
for Unpleasant and Dangerous Disease*.
HELMBOLD’S EXTRACT BUCHU CURS*
SECRET DISEASES
In all their Stages
little ornochaogeof Diet;
AND NO EXPOSURE..
Use HELMBOLD*S EXTRACT BUCHU for Czoewes
analog from habits indulged In
BY YOUNG AND OLD.
»* m it as
And for diseases arialnc from habit* of dlwlratlon. It re
move* all Improper discharge*. and will le-ture the patient
In a abort Hmeio a»tale of health and pmlty.
Use HELMBOLDb EXTRA T BUCHU fur diseases
amt affection* <>r tbe m-ul distressing character.
U-e Ee.LMBOLIA’% EXTRACT BUcttU for all af
fections and d.scares of the
URINARY ORGANS.
«t «* ’
Whether exlstlog in
HIALE OR FE3I4LE,
•• *4 »4 “
From whaterer cause originating, and no matter of
HAW LONG STANDING.
(4 SS 44
All ILo above dlreases tad admit of tie mbs
Meatmeat aad may originate from tie same cause.
Bead I Bead ! Bead !
HSLSIBOLU’S BUCHC U mis ud pbanat la
aad odor. but Immediate la iUutloa.
Personally appeared before me. so Alderman of the eltr
of Pi’Ud Iphia, H. T HS’AIBOLI). Cbenus'. wbo being
duly Ivors, does MythU bis Dreporilloa srntalns no ta -
colic, mercury, or Injurious dtuzs, bulls partly vegetable.
tt- T. UaIuMoOLU, .**ole Manufacturer.
Sworn and lutaarlbed before me, tpe i3d diy of Novem
ber. 13i4. WM. P. HIBBAnD, alderman.
Free II per bottle, or tlx lor *5, ceflvewd to any ad*
dr«ie.
Prepared by H. T. HELM BOLD.
___ _Frwt|ealand Aoal.tical Ctewfu.
No. 104 South Tcoth-at., twlow Chotnut, PMla*
BEWAHB OF COUNTERFEITS
AND UOTRCiCIPLED DEALERS,
Whondfivorto “of tbkb ow»** ud "orau*
Ajcnoua on rn» bxptcatbct attacted rr
Meiabold’i Gen alms Preparation*.
“ “ Extract Buebo.
** Sanoparilla.
m Improved Rom Wub.
J.\Q. D. PARK,
No. 114 likattiwt.
XT DALL DRVGSIST3 EVERTVTBeRE.
ASS FOR HELUBOLD'3. TAKE NO OTHER.
Cot out th« Klmtlaemeat tad wad tor It,
AND AVOID IMPOSITION AND EXPOSURE.
Btl&Stow>vedMit-c429-lr
Seld by
QHEAP ILLINOIS FARMING
USD FOB SALE.
We are offering for rale OO Acres of nice Famine Land
la MoLEaN COUNTY. ILLINOIS. being the w hf of
See. 37. Town S4» Range t, sad known as the
Town or Bonnliietoo,
on the Alton. St. Leals and Chicago Rallroal, Vgelher wtth
sU tbs improvements thereon, eomisuse of a rood dwell*
tue boose, stable, fence. Ac.
The land is sitiated near the centre of the Township of
CLcoea In said County, sad lurronnded wlta is good film
ing l*ad as there Is In the State. art sad rolhrg, rathe
heigst .of land between the Vermillion asd M* k naw
-treams, foar miles from Lexington Station. sndl<o miles
from Chicago. The north Use or the land uafew tons
snath cf the deep-cat on the height of land between Peoria
J unction and Lexington, and midway between the two
htaUo<e.
It wIU be sold at amy low price, payable H cash, sad
balance May Ist next, and any ons desiring u> purchase a
well sitoaud, and cheap faim, would Oo wdi ki oiUat the
ctSce of tbs undersigned to obtain fail particu ars about
the land. S. H. Kf&FOof A Cu..
)el-«4dA4t No. 91 Dearborn street.
TRAVERSE BAT,
aJI CHICAGO. AND EAST SHORE LINE.
- Tie Propeller -
dfiaGSa
CAPTAIN O. S. BOYNTON,
WUUlatvs Chicago ««T SATUBDAT, at 3P. Jf n fbt
North port aad Traverse C-ty. touching at Manistee, Frank
fort, (mouth of Betsle rtverj North Unity, Carp River.
Ac, weather permitting.
jtetam!ng.wlii leave Traverse C2y every TUESDAT,
at 5 P.M.
For freight eg pamg* applg atofflceof
HANNAH, LAT A CO..
Comer Lumber atd Maxwell street*
Near 12th attest Brings, Chicigo.
jsloDt-lm
■pATSON & REYNOLDS,
X ATTORNEYS A COUNSELLORS AT LAW
SO • • « Dearborn Street. • * . SO
Chicago, HliQOlj,
The undersigned have thlsday entered Into a Law Part
nership. andau busts** entrusted tuthrm will meet wt| g
wc?Sotu£u4.
At little Expanse.
No Inconvenience,