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' ~SATURDAY, APRIL' 6, 1861.:
XLLINOISANDWISCOASIHJaONEY.
Hereafter - -our -subscribers and -persons
who send us bills -of the rejected' L Ulinois
- »- a si.sD s .® o ? s l? l Banks will be credited for
* -wliat.ibey are worth.in this city. We. re*
g*%t *M‘ touch ; as 'tiity ■• teatf ■ thht we 1 are
to make this aim6imcpmen£'l)Ut
-«dt.i§..theonly eourselUat is left us.. j
iSOSE LIGQT^
*'* »The'6t6ftmers Baltic and Ariel havebeen
by the governtoeht tb sall’^ffom
Kew York immediately with a b_attery of
’ ■■light-artiilerj' and several companies of
■" iftfkntry.' * Their destination is not disclos
ed, but the best informed .authorities point
to Forts Sumter and Pickens as likely
to receive their early attention.—
The war steamer Pawnee is also said
to be under Bailing orders.
• ton. is of course convulsed with jutnors by
these developments, a large variety of
which will be found in our telegraph col-
mans.
There has been no change in the aspect
of affairs at Charleston.
A dispatch to the New York Etenirtg
Post, says that agents of the government
have relumed from Europe with the assu
rance that neither England nor France
will recognize the new Dahomey, or give
it any countenance or assistance what-
LfV’l?. *- ' 1-- .- • •*«'
KANSAS SENATORS.
The long and exciting contest for the
two seals in the Senate of the United
.States, belonging to Kansas, is terminated
by the election of S. C. Pomeeot and
James H. Lane. Both gentlemen are well
known to the public. Gen. Pomeroy is,
in our view, the fittest ratn that could have
been selected for the high position, and his
election is the best possible comment that
could have been made by Kansas on the
snarling accusations put forth against him
eelfand Mr. ’Hyatt'in co'nnectfon'with the
farnffi’Cand- iheifnbbleefibrts'to release
the sufferers;' Gen. *Poftterby, if we mis
take not, was ‘the earliest agent of the
New England Emigrant Aid Company in
..Kansas, and certainly its most effiolentone.
-The-cause of Freedom has had no more
zealous friend anywhere, than- he, and it
will be found that in his new sphere of
usefulness the State which he has served
so well has given'to the whole country a
warm-hearted patriot and a judicious coun
selor. .. : "
THE cits: election.
• One week from next Tuesday an elec
tion wilt be held in Chicago for a-Mayor,
three members of the Board of Public
Works, a -Treasurer, an Attorney, a Sur-
veyor, a Clerk of tlie Police Court, and ten
members of the Common Council. A con
siderable apathy has hitherto existed .con
cerning this-election among the people r and
politicians' of both parties. It is suf
clent to say that the persons then
‘chosen, though, they, receive bat onb
rote apiece, will enter upon their
"‘offices respectively, andholdthehi through
• -the next municipal - year.' This ...fact
is so patent that a number of persons whp
are known to derive their inspiration from
the Democrat offlqe have actively taken the
field to secure nominations for -tbe varioufl
•pUces.lobe Voted for.' • It is quite olmous
- that -however muck the editor of that sheet
may inveigh against the validity of'the
election, he knows that the election will
be htQd,-and that the successful candidates
will be installed in their offices on the, day
by law for that purpose.’ .y,.--' |
What it may suit tlie pro-slavery.party
to do in the premises, we are not advised,
nor are we ■anxious to know. They
be arrant fools if they do not ho!d*a con
vention and put a ticket in the field; anci
the same remark will apply to the Reput -
licans. Whichever party neglects to do s >
•confesses itself beatea:at-the-outset. W i
believe that the Republican paVty ’can'car
ly the city as readily and decisively nov •
as it has donc at every election'fclnce 1850-
If there ever was a' time when nationa.
politics ought to be influential in a civ; ■
election lhat time is now. It is quite ap •
parent that the new. Administration ha i
determined to grapple the monster of se
. cession' with a strong ’ hand' add naaintau.
‘“roe supremacy of -the’ Constitution at -al.
hazards. We believe that the people o'
a ye^ - large are de
termined to sustain this policy by thei •
TOtes, whenever the opportunity is givei.
tlyync desire to eee capabie.&nd nnei
ceptionable men nominated on each side
and tile issue of “ thepoastitution of Wash
i isgton ftnd Jefferson or the Constitution o
- Jeff. Davis' And Aleck.,StepheDs” lairly pre
seated to people.
OBU^^IPFAIttS,
We hear’'w/tU great satisfacdon that W
P. Dolfe, Esq., of Edgar county, Illi
noia, who was appoinLed lo jUi&timportan
post of of Indian Affairs
enters upon his ditties to the great satisfac
tion 1 of all- whcv' h,sre 'business- with tha
Bureau. The place is one of great respon
eibility. The Conrmissioner negotiates
treaties, ! pays annuities and look's generally
oiler the Indian tribes vvith reference the!
relations to’tbe : 6overKtneDl; Und'in hi
multiform tronsacUons dlAburses-annuallj
about three and a half r millions
That the trust reposed In Hr. Bole's hand
will be faithfully and honestly executed
those who know the man can have ik
doubt. Under the Pierce and Buchanai
Administrations, this Bureau was one o:
the most corrupt nests in Washington
We are glad'that hahdfe o
a reliable man, Who will not only dowel
what he is appointed to do, but will at th(
same time uncover.some of the iniquities
that have been practiced by his predeces
sors. •
TmcnriA.
■The Virginia Conventloii yesterday vo
teddown a geceasloa ordinance bya larg<
nmjflrity, and adjourned sine die. This ii
r„ua»t. delegates irer6 .electcd
••••While we rejoice thauhe Wl spirit of ties
son hue taken no tangible shape in VlrgTn
la, we ore not disposed to consider th(
chapter closed hy the timely action of th(
•aChayghtfeh- --EJSfd,
or and their fellow conapitatom aiil.enlj
redouble their exertions from, the dayo
their seeming defeat Whether they shal
.-at last be successful the future can alom
—. - '• T
spring Eutcnomr"'
nxinois.
Muroori.—The entire Eepnblltan ticket foi
towu -offloera w»s eJectsi on Tuesday. The
Democrats mode no show on a portion oi
the ticket Where there- was a contest, thi
Republieso majority wns about 100 on a smsl
Tote, • ■ .> ‘
*' ’HoHaffl.-£ThV" d&ried '-flii
'*••«»»} ! Btrm'CbimS»SWSr, R
’~5 6Uer «ieh-; tbfDejioeraii'(Sfetsd^eli
ele«Uon en?' MedtJ ,_. „V7„-.
fmfCaCOa.—Tt'f. tVrf.
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VOLUME XIV.
mm—
town office* on Tuesday without opposition,
except on Moderator) the Democrats making
an unsuccessful attempt to4efeat Hon. Owen
Lovejoyforjhat glace.
West Galena.— At the*"town election on
Tuesday, thd RestiblfcaSurelected Supervisors
In the 3d, 4th and sth wards. • 1
Pontiac.— The. Republicans made a clean!
sweep in the township election on. Tjxeaday,
by an average majority of 75. :This is the big
gest Republican majority ever given in Pon
tiac, Lincoln’s'last fal£being only 42.
Wabsaw.— The entire Republican ticket
was elected on Tuesday by from 60 to 100 ma
jority. This is doing jnuch better than usual.
Rook Island.— The Republicans elected the
Supervisor, Assistant Supervisor, and Assessor
on Tuesday, byinAjoritles ranging from 15 to
54 on a vote jo£ 7G4,.the largest ever given at a
town .election. 7 iThe.remainder of the success
fnl;Cftn&da4efr.Eig Depipcrata. The Democrats
carried the-city of Rock Island a few weeks
since by about 200 majority.
Moline. —The Republicans elected most of
the town offices by handsome majorities. At
the corporation election on Monday, the
People’s Ticket—mostly Republicans—waa
elected.
Byron.— to this tpTfn.the Republican, ticket”
was successful. *
Coe. —The Republicans elected their whole
ticket
Zuua. —At the election on Tuesday there
was a tie on Supervisor. .
Peoria County.— The Republicans elected
Supervisors in Timber, Logan,Richwood,KLck
apoo, Elmwood, Radnor,Hallock and Metamo
ra. The Democrats elected in Brimfleld, Hol
lis, Limestone and Peoria.
Hamilton —The city election in Hamilton
resulted in the success of the entire Republic
can ticket; from Mayor down. ’ 1
MICHIGAN.
Adbian.— The Republicans carried the mu
nicipal election on Tuesday with the exception
of one Alderman,
Calhoun County.—The towns of Albion,
Marengo, (gain) Marshall, Convis, Tekonsha,
PenfleidjEckford, and Clarendon electedßepub
licaa town officers; and Homer, Lee, Sheridan,
Fredonia and Clarence, Democratic.
Jackson County.—The Board of £upervl-
Bors'slands 15 Republicans, and 8 Democrata,
being a Republican gain of 2.
Ann A33QE.rrJ.ohn -F, Miller,. Republican,
was elected Mayor of Arm Arbor ou Tuesday,
by 73 majority.' The' Republicans also elected
the Manhat and <3 Aldermen. -
Monboe.—Mr. O’Connor, the present Repub
lican Mayor’ i>y
than double what It.was last year.
Macomb County.*—The Board of Supervi
sors stand 10 Republicans and 4 Democrats.
INDIANA.
Plymouth.— The Republicans, of Plymouth
elected their Trustee by ,1 majority.. Last
spring the Democrats” carried the town 43
majority, and last fall the vote was a tie. In
the county (Marshall)- the Board of Trustees
stands Republicans 6, Democrats 4—last year
5 to 5.
Jj '‘ j 071
Gov. Buckingham/ and the whole Republi
can ticket,-Is elected by'lßoo to 2,000 majority.
The Senate stands ’l4 Republicans to 7 aH
'sorts; the' House, largely Republican..; Thd
Congressional delegation, will-stand 2 to 2, be
ing a Democratic gain x>£ 2.
Hu CnlH oftlie: MeQnecn—-The
Straits.
■W. L. Sir : ' Hav
ing been requested by you to accompany Capt.
Prindeville, of fie JdeQucen, to ascetUdil the
: condltion Df the iceintheStraits of Mackin
aw and-vicinity, I herewith givean account of
our observations, and -my conclusions In re*
gardtd the probabilitieacfa passsgettocrogh.
•Leaving heremthe forenoon of the 37th'nlt.,
the afternoon of the following day
ice drifting slowly to the Southward and West
ward between-the Manltou--Islands and the
East shore, to which we made fast for the
night 6nthemonilng of the29thwo found*
a passage along ihe shore aroundip Northpprt,
•where we were ‘shut in by"_the ice for about'
twodays; the wind having changed to_ the
Northward aadjaecomp fold*,-The evening df
the 31st we were-able.to-get in the immediate
vicinity of Point Waub^shance; the last thir
ty miles, or more there were no. considerably
bodies of Ice' iii sight, lodging there during
the night lie next day we made an attempt
-tb pass through the ice and get to Southward
of it, but the wind blowing very fresh from
Southeast, and the weather being very thick,
we worked our way back to the Grand Trav
erse bay, for shelter daring the night Onthd
2d inst-we-foUowedtheace.aronh&irO B eaves 1
Islandy finding it-, drifting etc Southward and
Weetoar&between the different Islands. Af
ter-wooding,-.-left thereat about noon, passing
the head of the Beaver without difficulty, 1 ;
stealing well to Westward for several hours,
thence wefotmd much floating
ice which had passed.tp the Westward of thfc
Island; remained in it during the night and
worked out of it entirely during the 'forenooi
of thc-Sd.' I am folly satisfied 'that all the ice
which was.to,the. Eastward-of the Island, i l
now so macb brokea np wnd-spread, that np
difficulty.would be found in getting to Point
WaabashancC,' And that '•possibly'' a- passage
through the* Stmts teAtr be found by 'the
timfe any resael caa gettbere; and,inallprobl
ability, A veiy few'days,'at farthest, will be suf
ficient to remove : evcry- obstacle. There' bo*
ing much snow onthe iee, -it will waste verf
rapidly with a warm snn or wind. ■
Respectfully* yours, j
• ' '*• . R-C. Bwstol. I
, ,• Piiem* 5th;.i86L;.., V:r
THE CITY,
-. Xebs ohai^-r-Gdv,... Ramaey . ahd ikmlly,. o|
. are, KlchpiPhd House. . . : j
• • IS” The funeral 6£ • C&pt, Bigelow tsk<
-place at IP. ,1L to-day. , -
Snooltonj' barber named Hanj
lan wai'hddto bdl 'yesterday for attempting
to Ehbot a mas named Hodges. J
~ Whlpjile of Mimieeot!
■ aJ TOp4 in -tWs citj_laat evening, and intend,
to spend a feiv days among ids qid friendsanc
weU-wlshew. '-Daring JUs stay he b? th.
gneet of Dr. : Allport.
Alex. White, as will be pur tad
vertleing columns, offers for eala . a,, choice
piece of property, at reasonable terms
Also, a number of desirable stores to rent Set
123
advertisement paper-with tbii
heading. .Truly,.pleasant numbers to. a- b«n.
.& Earmelep,; D§arbprii; luui. also! i
eweetly ■' v ;
. ■: Tns SoDxinmjt dorred
.PQPJ Of .the the'iCoufederale
Kates, neatly printed in
- published, pad-nay be had for fird cents from
John R.JWaisb, .corner Jiadisoni* street’tad
Honftß.HhCC,. ..V.n,! 1 ..;' -V',’7
M/Rosb & Co., hi another column. Thi.7^a,
logTftyGoods house is in the flfo4 with amost
attracdre and seasonable array of goods, to
-whfi&eiidHP<wß wfll ftodthcte ynty wljßn^c
Capital TASKfr'CASaroPITSEu.—a gentle-
hUe of Charleston, 8. C„
has just bought r tvfenty-two acres of land in
$1,170 per acre, cash. An ‘ tin $!(),.
000 in thin way ehows tnoWi how
«udwhem4M«Kff&w ofiteelH
pen.'ltimiefijffloietsl of* fhe Fimadel*
phis appointed
GencHC' KreigbP Vtgiht 'ofjtho Chicago and
IWlroja -ge ls
thoroughJrdioabßtln’raitooad'hnaliwasaDdUic
*PP°&vm¥* eymm** -7 '
■: xmamm^mysm^soi
Capt.JWsrdia to put Into bla Bonir,. yitlfor
the HOrQi Braaefa, two flee ton
for the mannSlctttreSf r»lt beadß'and »(ibafts.
t-t.s-1. lb -an™. «l,e' the
W " RI " 1
to build
bridge*. * ■" - *•' x ~ ' ’ u ...
TT,.M.TT.'r t. -is-sii;
>4
g'|'- I.jr. , iin; «t *!•■•' •■■*■ nf ■ ■ii- -. iin.. -r- ■.-.' +
tt-'j
Q j The past week has been marked bj^iii ibc
s whlchjfl without parallel Jn - theuanna]
j of our* city. ulfidowtonrortfitfe apbu< the caj
q, v tore and rendltion-of tßh Hortti iSnlily by th
. ‘ b^W^difeada
’.i ness of details expected of- 4s aaa/phhSic jonj
' nal,’ It was onljr fhirwfc might a!qd S^pli
.unwilling.toi pads upon the-.earliest.i officialac
• iofa EepnbUean ; office#hold& > andf'yitj'whid
3 w& f£el
r earned m thaminds. of tlus.cwnmimitj
j. Man: hunting-'in Chicago haa^neverfouUd :
x more zealots Und. tobL' * V.' r .'!'!•
..‘We^ix.e "jictf
j of the constitutionality--of.-A .i&-«;odloas>ani
i hateful, and still a law, 1 but it
- fcud* fiio • great' which ,ani
f . superserviceahle. official and'/ hi» smimons
(. hare manifested in carrying ont its enormities
3 The lawputs its processes, civil and cfityinal
t f idto‘ the‘hands *b£ qiijlchffl ij£
. and ,»OTe ?x{ i
j- brute of a-*conßtobie, T bdMto'eKaUttoj£b;\- , rhi
1 Mnd l andHehrpfef'q£‘the;^^
3
.Feiieres it of hisEshness, «s-i»-as p6eßibl#7 ! €hi
, Other,‘-ofmed w*tb MB''ph£ierß;
himself npon the rorrows he hasTa right" ti
1 bring uponlhose.in hia-power, and inthii
’ r light United-States Mafcl& J Jbn6*hii‘ com'
' He entert'intq Jhe
with. a, t ?est. qnii keenness-rwhich* awakens :
wonder how talcnto no ‘Useful Oh’ the
• runaways-haye Ujytb
latent'iu the lead, regions. OL-Notiheniilllinole
.Instead; of- *ln : i
ttiilder cllmatfe'.. :,It;&:tdtf Him .‘f6,’iff!
tymsplt of any openlng;in.-that- direction now
jfor la Jeffi kingdom* they* would trta
a Republican Marshal as Wti<
lat ely caused the. Harris, family'to b'e treated
,wliich r we regret to andy is (saying ai grSatdeal
i. AVq object ton Federal ; d£Ecb|fi6lcter'nh‘3e:
Abrahaih Lincoln'eufpasslpg
.hUiriiqg kuoffioeL .j.Sh$K
is-a palnfu
duty under * lawi'aud making'that d&ty'a de
light, and ybt* T ibT T ?atfef < haabeen chosen ty
Mr. Jones. -- r ~~
The leading points of this painful case hart
_ ( heen already, given, but* tenfold.more. caald,b(
wr 11 teno f ; ‘ the, ive features-of- the affair
The United States Marshal.held. fhw« writs
several .days. .V, He tooji.imn.e but-Ero-Slaverj
Democrats .mtphis office, topnewhombehftd
already giv.ep/prqbabjy vrith reference Jo such
affairs as, this,.a regular, ,peputjahlp.; Othei
, too ? £ ? bk e .antecedents and sympathies, were
chosen and then; hard,*hparto^Qßs-tested aa a
, man tries, the. steel pn which ho la <te.
With a zeal, whica.we.fihall-eipect.to see
repaid by a service qi plat^ ; from the. nigger
.driven, witlilpg. .he .became,
engine, tyres Hayea to tbetray
his colored bfjpthren, and the omnibnsrdriTer!
and Van figuretis
, scene shiftem, All is, done as- if the Jaw -was e
pleasure, and Its. service.a deUght-tq the-Mar
/•hal. , '
The inah Hayes' Went to.the oqpupled
by the people of color where* |he. fagitiye ihni:
tlywcre visiting, .He iiad, himself, pn
Edina Place, but for sbmVupcxplpmed reason
insisted ik lodging,>t’|he.house
street, and'did sp against the, profesta pf.the
1 household 1 . "At an early hqur ,f^mortyng
'he fiUed'out his part of plpjt by slipptyg
’’ down and opening the door/tq !thq btypd
■hbtmds Bent frbm pfficq. Jones
denies thailie there,. *{hongh‘ he pdgty.aa
well have been.' It would have, heeq more
courageous, to ?a«d father of. dhp
family, for whose' return' to,’ ( hqn4age
' been for iiays so'eagerly mean
ness of the thing
;the Marshal only managed ~tp," pause when
Bome fqr' *
■' The brutalities thar.werp.lrtyicted
family, dragged bound arid gaggiki
naked down staiis, the.oaths, and,curses ,and
‘ 'show of'‘retpiyera'' thp .tpoie oi
Marshal Jpnfea did.his bidding, rin4 ahppk
' Ing fijaturea bf a capture ttyit yopldJiaxe be*
Dahomey, we' f pould£jrget:
'thht they bccUriedJn a’ £hri£tia£ that
they were done' at the Bidding' of a Republi-j
can office holder. - But the-amurnfol fact ret
mams, and whils'konest men and humani
men look sadly st one, .qndrsskjf
.'lhpsp Ihliigs ar§ Bo*,.end, aiie ■to'iong.dlegxacb
.our. civilisation; men whom*’ change-of-pikei
-would make capithl
;driyerß, - y : h , e ‘ .pfinc-batr
..rooms and fitews,, tyl .praise-.Marahali Jpnes
land-chatit his pecans 'over budwhlfikey? We do
not envy him the earliest laurels won' jn‘&i
, official career,.even
. of plate, and. the-itOQ.reward offered
poor fugitives: ' ,1,: '■ 4 •* [
V Had wewyitien thus, mpFhmgfpJlnw--
ing the arrest, it might havpi been
upon ns that we were- i t«jKnfßlblb ; tifrjfeomi
‘measure
mtuuty, that .have foUowedL. .Tituacolored pao.
•pie have been intensfely i, aud , dkngtr6usly'.ez
cited. It has b ehU' With'thst lhe o^l
.grp traitor was ..rqscaedt trpin an angry
.armed mob of. cotyred,xima j-seveu -of Wb&m
are under arrest . They werC'tP 'Kate' bfedh s fai
amined yesterday, Jbnt
.fPri'ed
of -riot'bre&er^'ontV itl felmj
passible tP •kay Whertit 1
bat many lives might have been
. shall say that the. supeiizcalons t of th&Uxf itca
Stoles .Mar&hSl‘-nright-not-h&ve
■•bitorgedwith'it .KhP^tygJ.iß^ef^ea^'^t
be iced to outrage. th4(feeiing«;of
an * entire- community - with' ' bsrbHritiCs that
would illy become hlbiW^'l^^prtsqk'di^' tb ©
veriest crlminajs.qnif
. the most dangecctos felon would not < havoW
■celved moreconGlderatlon pt'&ii
MiithflJ DriSi did jius
‘idyes of Thursday.mpriung ; laßt...ji-r.4
•' Oao. effect -of thto tmusdtt*
hunting is inevitable.' ‘ ■'M|rdhal now
.a.
..down, .catch, mid- return -fugitives, and.'kf-
city, located as is oure, lm wlll pfentyof
business, ‘ Hd
.miay as ai ' would’-ttid
of a paefc -df
•that hehds
•’ PhoVenTor ni^e^’nntingji^^wili
I promptoessand
. sways. o.Doea -JjDttednfitotes Marshal Janes
j discover no more honorable fonctlons'belpng-
I ing to his office 1 in the Northern District ?
j Certainly there'hf® noUe-ho'has' made more
•salient. v \x j
I The city and
! man-huntera v Thermos} excite-
I mentprevalß among 6nf coidred people, ana
i within the v fogiJ
;tives,-%6riie 6t have
j found dominions. Some
:of these,hayp lett-Shcic-homes cir4
| cumstances of peculiar, thej
buhter'of huinan' "&Ssh, 'was * uppm Inj
some cases, most narrowly capture escapj
: Ou-Thuwday,- a mother and Xer*/our«ftffJ
! dren iwrc concealed i&uHr a heap qf manure, ~ in!
: the rear.of.s. bam street, in thik
j city, when the m afttyrff tjie mother was tumJ
ing over, the hay, loft, hoptyg
them there;-' -Think of-that, motHeri- wUhj
bappy whose faces
yon may look?an<l‘-£ali theth This
; family TriU.* tre the eager
hands of ike ncw United fitotee MarahaJL: j
1 -irittea ty ns. .Thereis enough,abroad,-in;
, thcuA tjjnpfl to «.waken aiarfq and dreudunJhej
1 minds of every patriot and
i Events ore moving down npoßths, at whose!
rooming. eycßk
: the stoutest BtajOdagf^l^.ngjn]
the coming tornado^.or-.h6Ur : .pto.firßt ram-j
bings olam earibqua&ei; events the mostj
stupendous of/jUto &S& two centuries, foe
which History
; cord what men In after years shaM ofj
: vast portenfina world’s agslrs.* Aad it is Into
such a as tST; Marshal Jones
has roshed, exultant, with his captives present
j and prospective, asHaQ was lackingjnstl
’
*Io cement a'hroken Union, clause a
I ored
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;
i ; pap«o£yMterday; .r .■./-■•f: . 1
• > h T<nWE Old ‘LißXßtT^SuAnn.—-TheTiewTJnlted
, S^tes / ’Haß%’saLl
1
, aoy
ilaTtted,to- evening .at-.haif
a past T Noi.Bt-Clark street.-.-
live men 1 are tftvitefc Fb»il|
pUfstiani dwith thß*fcfll the’Unfllß Of’Mr.
j^ereinfelci^
.towhy gesfion. of a gathering of sym
' pathixers with the purpose -of the rally.- '^
fto-hls advantage,for.the.trnthhMißjuo man,
albeit It might not have been plea£Antt6 have
|n ( t^e f
him.
- - The following resolutions wore’unanimous
ly‘passed \ : V \\ 7 \ * 7, ; "A '7 ‘ ( *. ‘ 7‘ 1; i* 1
'•titttfobsTßiaTetawYequlre; • ,J " ■••• • 1
I coramfllee be appointed tb
1 draw up. a /petiUoD and «Jfcalate It for
.•ce»pficthilly.Tßqa«Btiiig;the:Prßßideat-tQ removje
r S“tolng--c6f?rM?6bpleai^ ; Sfelntl
J UttwryT no' DUud bY Stealth 'trecekaary
• tO'carfy out?his-pdrpoees. i' -i • -- - 31 ‘ l ' 1
1 /theHalted;States Haf
, ehal.'pf nthis district ihes, by hie .recent. course ig
.Uiearrest
uonying. toem Into slavery, evinced a. mean .and
‘'alrbclotts BfiTbsenriendy to'the feave pbwe't.-a’nd baa
xmtTiged the'rlTOtrof ! oarconrmcm htirfianity and
•oP*Ub«ty« tbarthe'tliie-liaH-«joßie-when'every
frieod.of liberty vhoold become Acimmittee do a{-
.jteud<tbeiatepaof> the.feeid.Marshal and hia Uepn-
pbjfipri rircajnetancea .aB .ehafi
.. ; :i
, voted-to call apublic meeting. of-.cit
•’isens sir-'Metropolitan Hall on ‘ Monday eve
’■^^,aHd^^fi^.iUb’w^''chbßeh(^am
uthemboTOTesolutionS) the foUowing was cbn|-
r '‘ l 'fo a^xyiEEl—Cj’ I).‘
man TbUo.-fiarpeij.
■* u ' j
• 'The'.'atidVe. Committee are to'meet •at Mr
,^regr T p , pfS-ga
xangaments will he<-znade for call .of;thc
■ MetropoiltntiH^lmeetiDg.-'' 1 A-lftrgcGoimnlt[
petit drawn
to lemovb
i Irma office thd -Marshal 'of 1 the ■ Northern Dis|
'frfdl ofHfliroik 1 '
Baslneu improTmehti* j
'imtfce&eehrtokens s>f huainess improvements!
■Bereral first- class 1 structures- other than the
‘aJaTMt, ..hetwesuT-Luke and Boutn
■Water,-the fine marble" fronts -Owned respect
fendMessrs. Walter
.'-.basements are to bepui under them. - -/
. 'On'thc cbmfer ■of Ldke and State-street, H}
Jpo^fer,"Eiq.', r U font
.AtorAt ,-jtnd'ildi |td
-«ay that thiwtore*throughout has-been taken
'Separately,- And in.thear former bußfeneas reW
•'tlOMjtd a'yery wi9e circle 1U fMS-city and tiie
‘'■jr.'.Ji; 'Sat'terlee,7and
- Eaplkner wvra fcametly of.the house of Satterf
lee, Cook & Co., andE S, Wells has been long
and
j!4s. c|tf,Tiie new fep'ihna ppjsseEt
roiaandexcellent elements foD.success, ana
•havej it will be : retriembered, 1 -retunied to the
f ikinV' egret & by the
'pained, firm,, of.which two .of .this, new house
:yvetre«etivemembers; ,i: : ■ ' ,f I
ready
ifor aaextenaivfi business, under the happiest
-auspices fortsuftcd*#’. t The tlrafes are
tife~6utfo<fc‘ aibaajs r _ these
'abovepajped are .among the.tokens that.our
> merchants are noteitting down in deapedr;nor
Indeed ’c&nse,'pb Judge framlhVtegj*
timdhy peered iy a walk through
: our baßineaa etreeta,-at-the business period oit
■thedsy. l 1 '
:ißar JOecthiga- in
•A'tteetiag 'of the members of life Bar i >
* teD!. : 6’cl6ck In'lh 5
TJnlted' Stales’ Circuit Coqft.’jopin, to.' iqk j
such action aa may be deemed appropriate 1 1
the announcement 'ofthedeath of th >
Hoa,'Jb^ Mtteii - . ‘■'Z
propqr,*jad weconld.wis i
the BarofrthH city r reserVed'-these l high test!-
'monies' pfotei *
1Q& Jthat <$ Vh^rethfe
jcareor of the deceased may bo heldup>for ■ th i
■-emniatioii'
flayp;
’bytheir.fcexinency, andiack of disorimioatio: i
too cemmonand’empty.' Itwillhe i
tfitfe fb frodi ‘ aiid only'ac •
■''Qojfd labels to.thpsei who lii s
.hay* deserved: themr-'Gver those Who , rhak s
■their Uvei‘- ih'e Chicago 1 Bar’b >
ft * } "'>4ehtr'’ v Vj -. »r W . Vo,-
Msr.
- ,s tlß«td Sales; •' fl
Messrs. ars:; BJ'iifobt jeal . eiji'at
‘brol^ei^’-iconic,.'.'jepiple, Pearbom street
Inform na that they haver within a- ■ few week
■ p&sl ’^i6tc‘ , \H£n' ( tKe;
' SM$? J .■'■ -•< -
The sales generally'have -been of proper!;
'designed for actual nsb, fehbWs i
:^nd^‘i^ ; towAr^[s o a aji(
:% jeSoratkm ofabilityon -th Apart of. men
M ■' ;T •• r '■
’ rCm 'kmo'bg tyfhers'lfiey t ‘iiie
One lot nearHra. Clarke's,
and lot on Monroe near State' street,, i
••‘taglf'V,. k " * '■ , l ■*’ sfio
of uie Hty I'imSsi fisb’X-‘slS!
.OnArOreueerMadfeOD’Btreet.atthewßsteWi 1
,i time<i. ; nivsv ‘1;25
.TwedotMm Polk street near-J^ersan r OB •
♦n_i *• • '*•«• • MO
Twolo.tsoaTweuthß^eetneacO&aalstreet.
''od'tliao'',^.r.;, ...vil’ a.to
yowkrtß otiTmrie dt'^nue; 1 neir the 'Car '
'■•<’<, -Worksion time..' ! stXX
: Gae lot on JBUie 'lelanQ- iaVeone, aear-Tay- ■'
' lor.«reefc, t caßh.w l « 1-«H
.mufcopdlpt-on Ehn
:K«rtb»
. Cuuk n wpirismn street, on .time. 10JXX
'Hbdse and Idt on’ HhbbMrd' street hear Ben-'
’•■benatreet.'-Tcash.-..A-.V-;:.v..rT: .7t\ ;t B(K
•Moosedod-iet on Boflklo street,’TSadi .■ 'I;BCK
•’ itraddltidir to 'liifirm~uh,‘ fjkej
foßjMlM.iow pend
.10g,.,-v.» .a.IU .•»■ S.i .
... Mei&s. Jweat& KUk &£°> fcave.eataUiflh
ed, and have in active operation, a very eztcn
aivo and completoinanofactory of Soahaci
nnd’ic a.anaiyy.ii
.the «e»ral.,grade», forawhichdong experieno
and" an.excellent repctftfiori ■ wtm'inthoeann
afipn
They occupy fctihiapnr
pose theduge hrtek building. Jfo’e 08 and &
bf'.WSbiait krdphe
,tic residcn tpartncr and emu ago
Of tho taEinEßahero, iu ; reoently ahowedat
■■throughthe works, : which at'aHbtral-onflai
'appliance aid made qne.of the. most completi
Stlta (dasa-in .-the-West; -Vast: steam ■ heatet
'chntdronkj laigc'Bßongh fdra’thWdferjKit'fo
china, which r tnm out. thousands ‘of. the«
.■wiekvedclnyention»\for‘-mhihlration; ■ grta
piles'/Of mahiiflrttired staples' ’oftht
,'houßcho‘ld. *,
■ guard erery .family in-.thia region 'apdnrt.thi
•*roaTl»ur«lt *d i ar)teffl«, i ;fli at,‘trace do
*and a. jnannfaotoiy. con ducted .on principle
that mutt giTC-it-sheccss. - 1 ‘C»»- ■ ...
faalfa ‘ ifcgejTjS ; t&rMjjEt slreeslon
-'S6ii*^»WhSlU^
nxhau*tl<»B.'«npply-from pur paddnghotues
■eiflyjßSy aiMfa thcrajd ltWrnMijfadta»&
■fteigfetV oastjmctahiretnni. .ObyJoaaJy.tiii
,H^^iojeot^aaUty'waiT : nie'afteraJl; atfdheri
i*» WM Bl»du«s,’iu':bothMt!dai haga.won' i
drighTepaUUdn in- ■ the anarietj -end; indeed
■BonoßettoHa‘ d®tfea-hhfKr Wd.ardit
•5® WyS 'Jofii&eSljwter
prltewln.atatdlshing.tioinmaaniactoryhnri
though in a .dnU tim'e'ahd'one :ht'genera
3®SS^3#^Ssggi^w.>>®s»i
jflffußW' .Suta instances ahonld
-ggnotteannhi jfS.faa u~iu
HiySirru. iwpljsrswrp)
-.ttaXonpaißgrof JtnSstoo Loflgß-ofGood.Tem.
or^,
■ Itrr . !-■’»- n ~ ’
rninolj
liil-C'a i
>, 4 ./*■»>! ,a V.~ *3 I*• . » _.; ~, . ,
u «•; ii k. li; -in • -nr-v
i A ~r,'.9«eord«r!MVftlUW'r<-: i -
h pkadgaiUj tOßteaiiijgbed
■ *IT * \ f«I u\f Ist u.’.l * -'iin*
r Jame* Hawtty>}«a&: Cbm&'.&.&smsnton
trial for defrauding a
Theodore Bell, by
found gnfltyv. v - 777:7, ' J.vs.v^'T. : ’'-.'7...:}
Jacob liichmOnd-'WtLS'- QtmTicted of Etecling
a piece of of
Klein «Ss Manad,’ ; TOWed
tenced to ono the
State Penitentlaryti =««> -■ .<•: --n‘
'• %'eioliebl TfiafthV ! tJ&tikif
•Be%S«rßi«>».'F. 'Ha¥aca ;
manner <ln which-Ke“ttaß periornred'the
•dntdeaof foreman- daring thejweSenr Wrm -of this
.Com*,.., i y... r.n 1,: :.> j*..
•■ SewloedrThat tha tbinha dtthlfl'GratidTcfrr be
tendered to Carlos Haven, Esq.. Dirtriet Attorney,
and A. C. Heselng, Esq., Sheriff of Cooßconnty,
for the very efficient aid famished by them in dis
pathing the busteea* HWngfct ‘before tbfr Grand
: Jurydwing^hU.t«nnotthe eonrt.- ;-*j? t
; -« »-i.-.'. ; .Hadqock*-W ..-it
.... c - _C, fl fotemaq.Grand Jury.
jpidjwll
..tWw’jeihitUahmmt o£ la KoHflin,.,iN<fc> 57
Sooth Clark streets, oppohtie' the Shcrtoan
House, wh siw'hist Waning a _ piece of, say er
i imd-,of W.’-etjle
and eleganoo. that-.arould. as credit- to my
toose! -'lt wad 4/pitcher W the Solid'silver
. htdesigh and,finish.; -It. > war made--to
orter-for afpreßentaUea gift. ■ We have
tab JM;oc(Sloi‘to'patice', the" Work of'.Jtr.
Nowlin articles,.;»nd ho. has
quite a repntatiqn-fan that particular line.
Thla pitchmla one %Jf.gerjon pjlght be proud
either to jntfe,' tj giyei or to ijecejra. We
m oif .o^’’three
modes of teat we’ouraelyes should,prefer,.
.Jfcja eiegah|. mttde' of sre,aeuthUon. J was
marked R. Jones,” and iny.st prove
a _ . .. i .. !
gence was received in this -city : yeeterdhy- of
the death of Rev. Heman Humphrey; at Pitts
field, Haaß»chUßetts, 'faa€r of Rev.' Z. M,
Hatnphreyv l ‘Pastor* of : the-Firtt Pfeabyteriku
Church in this city.‘ J '‘Hc died on ’ 'Wednesday
night last, at an advanced age. ’ Dr;‘Humphrey
•wasformeriy Piftoldfent College,
: d'w^ i oiie-pf. moat: known-and
in-New-Eogland. A-great
•and ■good-Tnau- has :beeh ‘called
y 1 jiy e.
tend through manygenersSons to comeJ - Ha
-has left r hiS'Chndrenh'rich hiujs like
W. itii-as
whati eveatidftidUs.npon along and glorious
? dajj» r fl»de W«sed* ia' even? hour with works
' fafuiß^i^lleßfl,‘ i V, . . • ! .. ,
* • Bale 6f the; &t!: Louis,; & Chicago
RiJ^Q^D.TTJames, Robb,.- special Master in
Chancery, for that purpose appointed; adver.
-•tisea'in &0 : & tOe Register thhtrte
, der a deepee Entered in, ,‘t ‘ o-Macoupin Circuit
Court, the. St. Loui»,Altbn <fe Chicago Rail
■road, andall fixtures; &c.j
1 &c.* : Salut'd take placeonSlay in the
:<fityofgprinfiielii ' ,-i . .... i
V Cmci.GO.A^sociATß, Cosoeess.”—The; mem
pers of the above are requested to be
■ promptlyph time’ at their ball thia evening. .Ques
tion.lor dfficnsbldh: “if .bupebzboqance a nices
eiiy in'eanyin&out trieiPvgiUveSlate Law f" 'The
public are respectfully invited to'bepreßent. ;
..., ' Ex.*Com; !
.1 The cheapest and. moßt reJiablc,
Stick Machine, 6i
Clark street, under Sherman House.
.. CST'lanx now. cleaning a^d.irepairiog-gentle*
men’s ckjthiagjch caper than-doybonao In the : dty.
Try me and Beelfit‘!S-notrSp,V ‘John Jones; - ' ‘ ‘
’ jV : street j
be employea tp gOod living and cqmfSrt
Parmalee,” ara-added, ;the minfl
.pfihe.readar.needa-no further explanation! --The
early game* delicacies- of the'-eatablfc
■anddttnkrfMoldUda are always early fbundati2&
eiud 125Bearbofestree . 1 'apß‘_2t j
• • -Spbinq OraKiHo.-tiMfas A. E; Wimatoß- wm : b4
happy to se? faef' friends' at the vooma df "H. wl
WctfferelF, Nffk. 66 aria’9B tike i'treet,"(oVi Ataej
Scan Erprew Office,) today, Satnrday, Ap,rU 3 8(ji, I
S'" Wm. M. •Eos&afc 00.- WHI exhibit tala day
for city trade, ttadr Paris proiienade garmenta lot
la4leff,in.»Ukff,,cloti».' d:c.,Bt- IGT flad'iG!) takt
; r: . i!.;;- ■ >.> :' ffpSSt
itutiemhcr the 1 RepcMkcff ; :i;u=g nr’dc-.h.g
-ta-dlghtst Momeyer’a Hair, tanM atfeeil
11 ' receipt .'for
making off will bum in J K6rMene : ijunis4
Imitative of Kerasene-and wM<hW\tfll warrant
• to explode like igntopbwder, can lie hit cratla at
'Wobwf* yandVou .132
B “S*?v-f i ,i f.: ;,-ap64t !
IST* bhalneea iaeeting.ol‘ihq’cth.
No, 101, Milwaukee Avenue j,
are expected to attend. i
...v5 «.*- ... A.''President. i
-'FieiWK fictajiisrswitD, Secretart: * ■ ;
i ■'^V;Btmiett , fl'Cocalne, ! jcut received a largs iii
• folce-directJftom tie preprint h • Warranted
• tine, by Barge*£ Apothecary R&ddlptfgtf&et. 1 j
~ Dlinoiaßaoka taken at pbr for
-Allc kinds of fashionable fdothingi nt TMin&m’k
-Great Eastern Emporium. 116 Kandolplrstfeet 1 i
- : Ap^6ti" : *-;• •••^ , - • ,r ~ •••/ *' ~u - |
yon wish for;bakhy whiskers, or -a 'fcsei
, gating■ .mustache, .tend- for a hox -of - Beilin g
. ham's -Stimulating Ongnent;- ' It h Warranted
• to brtag*them*eai in‘'from"thiee' to' elx 'tr'egki
• flAdr ehs, by £ $ «tjse.»treet. CMcrf.
ifWi4V= r... - =,-■■;■ -■/ -'■■■ ■■ mh23,toi j
Deration npon" youj-.toporfo*
'wiuiKflf sljW.adj
.Jaa6-3m--- . - ; .T- a-.,..?. ...; i • ... *r ■
.• Copk A, McLain, 98 Dearborn itroet, have
zuadat their price for- cleaning and dyeing gent's
-ganhents less thaa any other bonse in the dty.' I
i
1 adrerilsemeiit of' ‘‘Hard Rnt)ber Elgg ’ j
;ljraß?'J--iias curodcaaei of, twenty ycara-standliuf
,lathis^ty. : . v mrtMm *
Bfrooldtiot fialltb waidthe'sdvertiseraent
w " f : ' mh-iy j
"The,Future,PoniahmentofiUe Wicked’-’--wili
be thesabbatbcwiiing.dl&courße. at
the TTnipn Park.^Baprist. Chnrcb. by the Pastori
Revr'James Dixoli. Serrices' coimmence at
•o’cwefc: ■ ■ ■“- ■ i
—There will be regular services in the Church
of Ascension every Sunday morning at 20X a x 1
andSp x., and on Foday evening at 7X o'clock]
Rev. Im. H.-Cooper, Rector. , ■ <
. .Tabs Rev. Mb. Baeton.—The* numerous frie~ji
J hP l tbe fJtev. ; Hr.Barioll; - formerly the
toro£^(Jnrchof th ftl AtOhment, jgaSj S3
wilTleam with pleasure that he has received and
call - of
; 5? 1 T OoinmuniQUiiPa .-.Wabash, .ami ms. ? Mra
Barton win enter npon his duties
-TO? JTfie'reMtaUon-foPildeUty^WM
J?Pr.l^^? lre< L 111 -residence in* Chicago
-Yendirs MsaiOepthnce of the cal! very
|
JOWofi service Protestant.Bolwvmal
Church, corner of Indiana and Franklin etatatafaf
10* a. x. and 4p. k. Seats freeT
. .:.&&\T?iTs£l&f£ori I
—-The Rev. J. O.Barfou officiate isijhd
'Chhrch Of the Holy to moproy-j at jp*
3- There will be (Hviheßervice to the'Btohoh’a
•Ch4pel,.comdfhf Wishington andFeoriastreets!
►on fionday and lh the aneraixm
ten'boHrOccaHonp;
,Ia the evening, serriceat 7.30, •SeTtrinttbyEer: Ji
Scats
Ssrvlees in this Caintch-tor
_ morrow, at halfptet ten,>. end in ithe evenkiff
MTSS- TSo sesta jin- thjajanrch.iro
no# tree and strangers
httehd;-~ n ., "’-‘m,-. J
'‘-‘-rßevrHehry “Keiil of Iktroit-wlll officJatC'at
thff Flrai PreshylerLahlChurch w>m'oirow mnwiing
■dad'«*nlßg,-'’ >* 1 ■ v ... •
■v:- j
jtJ rooms,
/rjiiERK of police eongrrU
X D. BBADLET iMjiecMT.KmSnibS Uut
•he UwCamHdatirfortneiSove omc6*atih4*T6nßi!ng
.Huffietpal sJectloo; sob) oc*4o 4hsrfsclMothof- tb»'Re»
;puhtt"aa GnoveDtiqp...,' ■
iLl:x.\\ I
*•*«£ K«Kb Mrwt* QUeacViß. ;
I-,, -..-™. SlKOn omuyafe] ■ -■• J
ok«r r{
Neto abbcrtisementss.’
- -f* ?: , s A.dv^iHngyAgevi y
M P arf.aU^iU.%am9i?mr* qfiiihejrarthmit.
'KOREAEfc.dB'TO BENT.^-A
rooms ahdiuithe modem Jm-
T l *? bricfc:bar®, ftcitSc. The hon*e Is
K«Tor ffiSfihSf“x l Sr p.™i'&K'fa
Ia‘ VI A^ e hcn l e palatedanlpfiftered
l, i?,'v.. b *^ l ? e ?l % e turttißOßearta
•fnrnUbeiw Apply to. ALEX.rwaiTE.- tM
ton afreet, between the hoora of in a m >nd!»”.M
A few ladies " and
- Z' f to-learn a ofr* and-beaiitlftil wi.
•P easy, andcsi be rone athofue.by which
they-cfen mike tram «3 to ffe ptr'ireer after tsiS
i? e 283 * rtf l° r
gl/tn- $t capital reqnlied. Cal! at the
Inventor s residence, 312 State street. ; and .w
yoorselvea, Ladles niil be taught by a lady Oa-lbe
•tweea the hoars of '9 and 4 o’fc&cK. *TbSni ft i.
ron ■-■'■ ■ ■-■■■ aps^het
yOU ANTED—To Purchase a sorj
“W^ANTED,— Board in "a .private
™ ™ r ° T ?£ e(rtle=,!n ' , liad hdy.w&re there
other twaraera. r idflreaa care p.-c. Pox
• "*”■ ■■ - -■ - ■ - ■ - ■• aptxst
Geatleroen ofCMcagT. that, i am doing a
r«fi!arand It-giihnatebusiness la Feinting, 'and cm
’ «?AS£JS£ oodn-cted^With-the establ&mbrt 2t
? I^*Hta^®‘Btreet, \.^ I yv ro < >< ® Bare «t d7ov-.Ma»rifaot
' \,V/"'ANTED —To inform the ladies
Co ™Pf| tc Inetmctionfl,- bo *s to-oogalre a
•^novle ofthia new aadhea -ufal. bufilneas, which
SPJ? “d can be dene et hom’d b> wMnhtney can
“iS?.* I ?™*' 2 ° r * :s ‘ D « r d*’ ad^erti r od''by the
■ostohjAhmeutat 312 State st, by encialoa twents-five
. Wdtato,jk>x2a;7..Chjcago> o.
FIRST, CLASS BRICK
■* with dll tiinffetn Ifljpro'veni t-ht'’' for
M" S.- NICHOLE tfc GO; have
opened at .fW-Sooth Wateratreet ■ Chicago
.-a tioaera*.
..aale of .Grata lop.r, Frovla'oQg. to, and follc!t*con-
Blgnmehte an'd ora. rs. To 'parnca' accessible to Ton
■ waokaea, well a* Chicago, k connSmwltMi
Hpare, Nlchoi*, Britt & Co., think >h»r can
- °. r aavan .taspß. niS»e?Bs-ii* net
M. B. yiCgOLS." o. s: bectt. ■ • -g; afjTIfHOLS.
■ ‘VVAN"tED —A few- ladies and
.■-..1- "' ■'gcnUcrneQ to learn a. new and’-beantlfnl bn‘l*
• S®® B * SPhlch Is easy ard«<m,be dme at home, by wMch
•th?y can makefrom s>2 to sl“per after they
•^« v .l Te ”°K d the buslnew. After
.work will be {capital (required "•fcallat'the
inventors residence, 3*2. Mite street, and see t >t
yonrselres. ' Ludid4 - wiu"be taught by a lady. Call be.
tween the hoars of 9 And -iolcTock. Thirls no'trurn
Dt7 " a, ‘ felrable- suite
‘ Bo *rd, can be found at ll.Adams
lf for soon- apsc44B-6t.uet
" ANY ONE-'HAVING-EITHER
i£w ? OES E- or good light EXPEESS'WA
uu«. can Qua a casli by ca>Umr--with the
aui * iflljd Emporiom. ,
V T'O
-fp" ‘TV Kent, store 30 Wells (street. '
■ •tore’iaS W'aah’nKton street- I • . i
Tb? abpve 6t^rea ; are all In
poaae.Blon Arse of Maj;. to ALijx
'TP'O RE K T—Four- new Gotta^e
i n .l\ t » lDin e® i *rooms and kitchen; now
building,
corner 01 uornella au,d Wayren streets. The Madis- n
street care pass thefaoosfis; Apply to aLEX WHITE
TO KE-N-T-'—A Few Tenement
BI X- -to Hght dollars permdnth
to ALEX, WHITE J3». Washington aireeL
, fapCclGj-StJ
iOO PARTNERSHIP N-OTlCE—
MßD'cratedwith us' Sir. S’ P.
WARNER, of thl3 o-ty; asa partner In -mr .bnMnept.
samplost* - w *S;)3U-»bbt.
j SAMPS ° K -
CTOCK OP BOOTS AND SHOES
Wir.’A.'BETTERS * cd„ wilt sell
for Bant JjlßFMldll.'off MONDAY; APRIL Bib; at It
o t lock, at their salesroom?,. 43, a. d .Dearborn
street, an Invoice ot Booti Pho*a, Lacldj' Gaiters.
*C. WM. A CO,Aqc’rd
For sal, E—A Second Hand
pDgtne and Boto,-TODoree Power! chSipfor
.o »a. Auply t-J JffHN EOoEBr, on
■ near Indiana street bridge. -.;-.-ap6iSr
Q'C —A ; Purse,, .-c.ontaluujii
have Injy.palling at street, and lienturlng
• aement "» I'aptixU
TURNER WANTJKB.--
•v!L - W.B. TOUXO.cn. . -
apeiSt Brick BaUdlng on Alley, rear of 155 SYeljaS^
A TTENTION- COMPANY
JTc Tlrit'Re’glT'ent Ilffnris State Trf'otra- There
wlUbea, me ep^ofthej-lcl,member- of t.li-Compajir.
for the parpoßj of rcorganUlnir, on Saturday tvenTiig.
the Cta last, at .Parljr.No-,-.l'.Tremopt.-Hon«e' iAH
yoong men Who ara la favor of forming a oew Com
pany are Invited Vvdttftnd r - • iTr» r
t apfixlt- .v. B^yoDEB.OFTgECO^VXT'BEE.
• sNotice —Th'c anUual mtctlneof tie Stick b&Mfert of
StonpOomniDv, bebeld StoSI 1q
aentodj r*° - ' ;*fJwHN
jßepre
nosa,-whTctt ts ea'-y alia Can be done at bome;by trrich
tireydan mate from gw tosl».per w-eb, after they
-hare learned .tbe After leamiojr. «xnataiit
w. rk will benivei. M inltalr
Invent.*** tcMdence, 312 'kWe street, and -pe^'lor
? ourselves. - .LpoMs wlHibetaaght by a lady* .€aU4o
weep tn?4oora : of9 audt ; 4 o’clci<?lc...TLUUano bnm
rb°fr . • ~ ; apSSbaet
eTRAWBEBRT PLANTS.^Tfiis
V3TBthe Tight Bbasdri r for'tfareplantlnff. "' Tbe sbb
• ecelber offere pUnti-Of'tbe-'WifonVAlbaiiv Sbed
a law ca*h dedriptto
coltirate large plate, h© will sec outthe bnrliea
‘■and t»Ke apwrtlonkJftTiefrtift raised Til payment' - - 1
■'fq©’6My- j
: bags r r wagsifr* "
~'V " i ‘
steam U
XO.QxaBEZTBTBEIT.'CdMaOO.--- 1 '
BA.QSAND BACKS ‘ ■»* ■
Of every description'farn Is hed-oti'; >•• ■-
. .abort inotice, and' printed,.witiu , .
. i- QiewandßeaadfaLßrands. ■ 0
SIMEON. FABWEhL, .
V«-4771;1y
r A O’.K. AGE S . & F :i':
CHOICE,SPRING 6000%
Of Efory Deseriptiobj
,A Eecelyed-witalna'tew daysby r
CO.,
1 - . v and'l69 * Stake etreet,
;,AII bo,u|ht
t!ba“or dlredttr6m Aianmlfcfar/rgind IrOtoorters,'Snd
whien-**eve selling- at Wkoletnl^or
... o.
JBDGH BfiLOV BEGdltjut PBICES.
;Jtet'-opened froto Auction, w-Piece* Choice "CdWTs,
‘Piaiii Siliis -dfor.:7s*G&- ■
Eitra gd for
Domestic Goods of Every End/"
We have Jnst opened a Sarvfrb aswrtmeni'of Rich
from am to be
f £jtmit elsewhere In And have now lostore
laigesti Choicest ,*n<Lch«p-
Stock-of General Dry Goods, -
Exhibited in this* City,- ■.■''•
W. SL
JaaOd9sMm2dp* 157 and 168 lAie^grpet,
A Mmcak. EXPRESS 06m-
SOnCfiTOSHIBPEBS.
• • From andhftcr data tthf COMPASr WILL KOTBE
’RESPONSIBLE'* • ' - *’ r- ;;
sh'pped byTreight TralßS,'! ]
Consigned to.theJr_^r>Dtvunies3-each r Good* are
BulppeatnroogiUiU office, to widch rase tae usual
cartage and commission 10f Ship piss win ; charged.
; w .. . c JAfi, C.^ABGO..
.Supetiatea&ht.
• : \a/ ANTED“Tho advertiser, 1 bav
*'.■■*"l b>g. rctjrad 'from the-Orocwy kmi*Produce
-.trade dn.Mlanc?>o6a, woul4 Uka to engage, as asxbtint
übtioß, tenaporary orpermaneati*t moderate pay; will
be- acceptable
<(»*wißdofth*l\ , TF;liC,'R liefer an’luWrerVia
some concern. .apiXSt
TT!ESO3ENE : L4MPSW3THWT
JLV. CHIMKIE3. . ~
Bead what the editor of the ** American Baptbt^sayi
i "o-oir^oirE^
. v ... -Hen-cali ai-- ■ —- -j
j«r^
' titscShniTs tr- nmioß- sad- wßcafflin
BANKS received
FKftH OUB RETAIL TRADE AT PAC
Amoaß’a Laxp.-Wp'haTe.been persenSett>ith
'flpeotttiaae watch .bmraa Goal on
without a and ftoslts a sort
r :stillXfmaai
•4«bertaTnpw^eaTeevßmß«l, i -T*tf'«ao)»-»nd l r)dor
Mm wmauiaed.hy.tlia bumea
equal to tuat of three candles. Tfie Investor 'ssiures
CBathtthi®rht«Sfgbo® onwm bhw
Mre’sLajmp
'■■pTOMfi -INBBKIATES.
■!■■£. Cletxlaxd, Ohio. .'.sii f
;
i
' Klrta ;
ALlriUNqis Aub wiscoMSfii
■W&MM&WW.
yHOMEDTAIL THADB
i/ 1r . ' ; f v . ■•.. ... ... .
NphlfiVtampaßtl Oil Ejnptfrinm,
122- -V-vCliAittW STBEEX--^.-122
ap^el633fc-ifet
'J' H /R' WEST EB X
TRISSPORTAIIOS COMPAST,
EXJPjtiiSS.
3L ’O
■ THE TEA_\SPORTATIO!f (0. >
Haring made arrangements to ran their Lake Steam
Propellers on alternate days with these of the
•. YORK { V
.■I >■ -1 . ; ; A XDi i .
Mlchlann Central Railroads,
Cambering 29 first class staunch a«d strong Etcshhts
* °,uer to the mercantile ;aod.o*mnifcraial nubile."
3uperiorfacmtl-&f J rUie(ran?
pwtpttoh and produc- to an-tfrom the
JKastcru, :We»tecri; Northern and
Oaiiai .
Of fhe largest niaw. six of whlc>* Dave-'N’ Vrbrk and
BafWo daily, pajmeeflagat Buffalo, with the flowing
Propeller L:oea enableslj,to otf • r merchants aadabl£
pets superior mdademecUfor their patronise. •• K
-I THa.WBftTEaN > BSPBH3S,
. with the r art bos Ratmsas le.dlf'g-west. ai.d with the
jjjfflg. Frupallcr*. on tne Upper and Lower
.i The Xfcqpht Lahe JLine Daily 1 .
■ W^‘ ' ‘ ’’ ci IJNE - STJUJC|E3.
. . jPountaha CMy, .
r, RmState,-. U.-.i Wenona, .. . .
'■Slohawk)- n. i-r.
"Plym»Uthy ■ l ‘- Ereigrein€ity,
Galena, ; ? •
May Flower, i Chicago,' l .‘;', ’
I<aylng Ui6_dock atJSrie Baain' and .foot, of Vicbl*
gan strear.-erery ev a IneatT For Crelzbt or
the Office.
Cles eland, and, Chicago
Lme Office, foot of Mlc-igan street. “
■ ; ThepetroULUitnaUi/'
■ «; • >■■ "'ViaNorth-Shore-Dareet. ••••
Wit. Co. feriAsiEEaV ‘W.Y. toVsraixMa. '
.Mt«ioiijr!l, 7 ' Danklrh,
; i.Bfiwl**: r- Concord,
■.‘.■nn »!: . Omar Pasha.
■ bavins the doc&. Bria'-Ba-ln. every evholnr at 7
■ TaleOa,’ Sandusky iuul 'Green
; Buy Xiine.
- Cbxtkil Baileoai> Sviaama.
E^hato^ I .' ' l ! Equinox, '
A raxes, >(i , (ii .EnpUrates, •
, EcUpae,.Comet, ...
• Socket, Marquette, ■ <
Cuyahoga, : Orontca.
Leaving the dock afßrfeßasth at ro’cloek : F.M For
; Cleveland and■ EH« I.ine. '
« ’■ - ■: W. It Co. Stsimbbs.
Mary Stevvart,' ! Saginaw*
Lcavii'g"Frle Bisln at7b’clock Pi St. Forfr'lebtor
passage ®PptJp'L Dv DOtE; A gent, foot'. -1 Michigan
Go.VfUfflce, Edeßaeln. *
: ,YQte**! E , r ; 1 Cotntiec SBr-Xct
t f^Lsos 83,Frt **** * M " “wK'tiii
JNO. W. «UT l‘Lh. ActnL toot Stale at. Chlrapr) in
C.-rRjiHMO.ND. •
atim ‘’ r '
, . v.cpjsrsiGjsßiEs.."V
■BBT.TOS. S «AriI«SB; B»cl»e Tfll. - •■
%fA - ~ap6-eu~-2m
xsttt “ z .-a&Ka»isoi
’• /■■■■■'•'■■ - the *
A6fiTnERNTbANSFORT4TIOX«>,
1/ ■ tVffl dnring'the present : tbetrline pV
FIRST ;C
1 between .. . .. t
O^G^lbay£th,CTapeTincent,’OiWßg;o s
. t and thA
v-r; t U . »xossrcf»'
-For 01eroIia!S:Sandiisky T .Toledo sad Detroit,4M %
TRI-’W’EBKCt; XpsrtßJ, : J
•yo«4fro«-<»lcaa?. and mtkrmedlate
-Cofnnftc«ne f wlto ■t’he Eanr?kt* :; betw»en
•barohßtKl-BostoiiLoweU, La*r«nco, iTa-baaf Vsd
'matepoints. *•
Cape Vincent with tbs .Watertown and Borne Ran
flag line Of Canal
Boats
..tanThrongßJrelgatej»ay«t to bat oae tnasblp
®&r at CMc4go-with 1 the Mveraf Eloea of
BattroadS'totbe Stmth and West - - / w -^rr*° l
T coksrasiEEs."'' 1 •”••
J.Ii.WiB’TKB, No-scoerrtles Slip. Newfork:
.-o* Jomr^ruf«.-No.atatM©ateeeaßottoiU - -c
SaSKWir.- ' ”
*» QEO.‘A ,Kddt, ■N-.'T.'*
... .-GnawFOßOAHoTrLOaweco.N.-Tv ■ = • ■ .
. Waijc*»-» Hatis, Toledo.X)aio.
E.'R'MattrEttß.
- ‘ *o-'J-Hal.*.'Mltwankee.WLr *■• ••
/Tjltlor, UuBXaT « Kaeloe.-Wh. . ■ .
PiLTOK&.BBaai>, CleT’elamL
MA fUES A CO , Cblcaeo. - . ~ ap6e4sS6ai
S TEA #»iS«W
m iiiww;
- Binding s&d afr Qaeesstown,
The- Uyerpool, Xew York and P&bdeipfala
'
WBI dispatch every SamrtisT tbglr foil power Clyde
t ~ ~ . t oollt Iroa Bteamsbfps 1
' CITY’OPTTIhV YORIC. ' 'EOENBtTBOm'
- Cirr or BA'DrtHOKfi. • H \NGASOO; • • -
. rCirr-OF^WASHUTGCON*...GLASGOW,
CITV Q< TI -*O. ,
-
pis*ege ailow.«ft7 soy ecner-Hne.'-’fss
seagers forwardtsttasU-tbaprlanlpsl ciUeacfEorose.
Persona wi-bing i > bro»g oat ihetr Crtenda cm bay
tickets In Cblcigo loglvat - --
XhesaSteemersbasesapcrioraccjmmodstlocsi and
CW experienced Sore-oas. Tho- are built In watkb
aadcArr/ patent Bm' knn~MT«_
•torß,-- i For-fQrtbertoionnition»ppl<t-> •
. _>:/ ...... CLEGHDJEA, LEGE IE, 6 CO. ;
Ggperal Westera Agents IS laaaUe streeC CkJeago.
' Europe soil In soma ot il anirup
erarda. -• - --<■ Tnh2re>-tytetp
'^LbAt T S .sktrai'# , m^Cht&e.
tis" ...i
fi L Ti C H-O OZ,
-TOtD**'tensioo.‘■ , v- •
■ Warran ted.
QTJVs tin and guarantee tbs
practical working on all kinds of fabric! thick or *>»«",
without change or tension. . Tii--
MASON Sc EASTER; ' M ‘
I.lnili T *— TilT,' it ■ 17iC; r*
SOLS AGENTS FOE- THE- NORTHWEST,
T. ? ._’"r.s-t‘iiUABICSTJB^i^ ! '-e ... i
the Neyr- SHoirniaA ’STotijse.
WASTED la erery town sad city In Cha
yorttt^gfft.- 1. abiySßjrmoit
O
known Sportsmen o£lhe rtxrC<aod Hone-Dealers, at
•V OGTa. ANI>
thelr iamaaaa tflpr
OaBBSB3@IBW
: Jasac-Js l t3^iS®'2SW«
■'« : Op
GFfmstcoSb7'“ MMhtt-
Lo»w»taiMWmMeftrUi4cti™
-j
Western
<* -n’Mi • miaw
<: .-.I ■ ; «'» ‘.atf >•
■ fit -,rj
: a'JTght
' V\^ VNT wants'
■;V .•Tiiß>Uli«d.»Mt'.MoK.botoa.aood acuik-
WANTED*—Agents. to* selhPact
»U. SfSSS9£ ,a&£RS&«
Tfip - A Tonn® TJnmarriei
■* » ' Ma*. to tike'eweif aUSwiten, EkTstr.’Gow.'
, SP- a few'miles oat of the city. Oo« scqoaJnfed -with,-
Clark'tree* I''* 1 ''*” 1 * 111 ’ Petered, - ApjflJ- xt SS-Xonh
VVT AKTEDv-r-A- chance .at some sc-'
ro”t Kr P 3« s iS ves^ a ' c ‘° ce “- y, d . r ,?» '
WANTED FOR CASH—House
• ' -A*}. Fajulttre bcwigtit for c*h. jM<tr«s
Office. . , mh29x.w •
Box 1509. Chlcagc
\\T EDA.. .Wealthy, strong
SCQtcli or English Woman wanted aa WE i%
°fw*«w tan* &&£> Ip-'
ply.at.tOG Michigan.avenue. . Vvi •
Situation 4$ Book
<r-L,L-J i il?J > £ r , a y.°. na & man a graduate of Comer's
Comm«cfaU Col.effe. Boston; Maa&« 'Has bad pracCovl
Sfilfii*?.? e bookkeeping, apd brings good recon
mendatlonaTO to rb»racter^iida>iary.-'Adlfess*' H.
” >r -» .. apU*C •
■\U~ : ANTE D,—Agents,, wanted!-.to
e^erT c s? nt y ln the Northwestern
States for the sale of an &rticie"wUtcb n ev«rs , -btmßess
man must nave, every traveler must hav-. rS.
road man most have, and la-fsct; every bed* moat hava.
.Ota S^SSag^s^wat» tie
or tbiarArtiole brines
It Withln tbe Beach of All, f
" “Enclose a stamp and“ receive by return mall 'a circa.
is'satf^sggs’-
tnhl.Se?9S-inv . t L ,-_. v .j. v ~ i 1
T>ARTNE R; WAN TED —A good'
• Q C i p^°*rta ? l ' J ’ { abVb’esa: Jnaa.*Hh:a
capital of smO. or t .-on in cash. - or Its eouivaiert Ira
Deal tstate.-wno U will-ogto-dwote h*« .n»»«tx*idn to*
the onaneial manaeejient of a distillery Id the Tlri-itr
o{Oucaxo.!Sltnsted on ajraUta>ad. to' whoja-aa-equal ;
. «i^SSlss^^^S^SfSSS?.^ l ■■
*. p i&. k>
APITAL Partner
\J with one, two ertivrea thonaand dollars-'*© era
gage In manufacturing a newly patented machine for
and toading hay.-Addrese** W. »; li iJoivt2llß,
i-xicago, ill. ... . ..aplxM. l
.pAR.fNEfI, WANTED.r-Brew
r“-. v. ns L at s Malting.—The subscriber. wishing to ex*
tend old burners. to desirous -to tecdre*a*eood man as
®.>i ) '9e to cash. Tpe Brewery Is well
eaiabliahiect and dolhg-a good buatnesajMd'hJH all -tnc
faciiltiea tor doing a larre trade. Railroads dlvenrlmr
lAaildirectioaa. h B; satisfactory reference i^ao&ed.
£• T, OSMKR, Sterling Brewery, Whiteside
County. xU. ‘ mli2ssSw;
HPQ BENT—Xhi:ee first-.clasa frame
■
eallo:aire*t',6untalalig‘each-nlne rootnV-acd drytel-
K" hol « Blze ofbollmi.M, with gas, water, <te. hent
I' 1 to.£DKT*GT«Jf ■* SOHi.NTON. 217
South Water street. apse7sl-lm
r rO RAy May Ist,
?a^r®»a
location, A. i C.,l4!Ojk£AS,i , i;O.Boxa;i®7r ' . ■
apj-efT-lw
RE'
Tf) RE VT—Dwel | i Dg. JI ou s e No.
6*5 lielWeea Twelfth afid-Üb
my street. .Ajpij to.A. J -A.V£R£l,t, *7O Wabash
avenue, betweeal and 2 P. M. sp xiw
T° A Xic’e burnished
JL. 'House. Price Jssl.''Also,‘3 nice H uses' with
>?Ji.. t H* in ?‘ le .! r s Imprqyqmsot*, .-Price, JSe«r
FnlouPartr. Ad 'Toss box 4<63 P. 0.. or LFyort -n
,JLQJ Wjiauio^tuQstreet, tjont yo. 6 40-Ufljlj,*
TO R tNT—Store'Noi IPt Ran
dolpb street, lately occupied bv Brewster Hat
ter. and j ext aoor to rutoamV Clothlns rsor . ' Adplt
to M. C. STBAiiys, Odice bj Lake street bridge, i
apt-e43*ltu *• i
r FQ liliNT— Oii XoF.thtSida* Ontai
-L rjo ft-eet, near Wolcott, .a new Brlcfc.House,
twelve rooms, with all- -modern lmpfdvem»-itia: in-
- • t
a->4-el3!Mw , i
TTO RENT—P,w.e}liflg,,House .Jlol
-*> IfO North Dearborn street, to a responsible,
promptpsrtasjeritni 'i Appivto A. B. WIS6, Ntf 1
Aiken s Ralldlag. booth street. aplzlQi ;
T° BENT twoetofy Cotf
~!?• wre, wUh-rtablo -carper .Gnrlej tnA
Silver street j; Enquire of B.F. CHASE, 109 Had*
doJpo.ntieet. - ; i,.-. v i i imh.lxaTr 1
TO K£NT. ; —The firdt-class Hansel
■No. 491Wabash«reaue, dsttrr- Tent'to a ‘ifrsi
ciiuj tenant lor one or m >re years from .May Ist Art
ply to «T. G. LGGMIj; at •' TQhiKrSw !
TO KENT—A Farm $n the SoVtii
•TTbstem Flint Roid. within* mne.anctane-half
ortnocuq Limits—6oacresr-K) of which lain a hfca
stati of cultivation. well fenced, good house aol
Bheda.. For particulars-apply
E mif^ej3“ l lia^ lCaA^DS, ’ fJW ' t j
".: ■■* i,. !■ ~.. —mr rrm
XpPE .SAtiEiOR.TO RENIMtU
.JL two story Brick Hons.*, situated,.on Afar strati
jttstnorth of Lake street, containing eleven room!
>m* .wlth»lron i»c3
stone walk. &c , fjr rent from Slav Ist. or will be sold
very: c dean to-a ca-.n purchaser ot on tidier-' ApoTr te
G LO^A- A.V£ltN"a, No. 73 streets ,• j
r J , 'P .desirable. Kesi^ehc^
.; 0X 3OCBIGAN AVENUE, . . (
.Rent *3*ll per; annum..near Ringgold P|acc, to a reepoii
rtble prompt paying tenant Apbivto \
: :, a •• BkifEuSuH s- j
mhlS-eiSo 3m Cor. Market and Randolph street
TO RE N T—A -first-class' stona
frontfreaco fialahed-dwelling 'With* btlcfc and
nonces. No. HO' North Lasalle street Street and
-yardsewered:' One otthe-pleasantest fdWailOoa-on
the North Sloe, having a fine view of the lake and IfOr
proved groaads^lo’lte'adHrooßafnes.-' Price-BjO -pet
gjiDaiu. Apply at 302 North Lasalle street orN/j. 12
River Btreer.- 1 - - -- -- - t ipjitfaiwt
ALSthHBII'VEII LISHTfO ROOMS I
>Fae any ilghb iad' 'Mdtiattcttirlig-BtikiQesi
' ' A JiPt h Bit*.- BREBI6A2I. :-7l
ta:i23-e5 >0 2w Room No v l3 at Lit Dearborn strqeti
Ty. RENT—The-large Storey-NoJ
33 Lake street, ain-ilalng. the: Stone o£ UmiotJ
tvener, vnn ams ®TTs!e, and bT Messrs. Coo lev rarl
well foroae or dve years. ..■Terms tasde'knowd
on application at No. 23 Wiping too stree , sonjil
west-oofnar of-Wabash- avenoe. • PBTEft' PAQEi 1
. mMS-eSS’-tajiyrfil . ... v .
■ H ENT—DweHng' Hohse’ l^oj
-<JL -231 Wabash avenue] per 'aHnMmi
or the premises would be sold on easy terms . Addreai
Q. KUsSIFHU, Lake Forest. * - - : lS j
rPOiREST OHBAl’.—Afour storji
. Brici store, Tltb cfU.c, 20 by4Si fpst. construe!
etf fbr storage, bureaa Dfe useTto advantage by zuanni
•®WSS r t--^ p^kto yBOJ -
of ISO North water street, Chicago. mhlSilm [
vfT'O .RENTES ’ Cellar »NbJ
. •• JL vISI Slnzie street nuder Foster BooseJwlth srbf>a
Stableqn the alley First rale stmd for commlsßion
Hosts.; Postetslan'gtmtflmmedlMeiy. ah,-., storel
with good Cellars under each of No. 177, jS aodlM
Klaeio tdimd
C'iMk ateeeA-Mder.Foatef. PoesodoS
siVea May first. Inquire oi'GEoHCB F/FuirKßori
Et B AXXAR, • at poster floasa? cernen Norttt Clark
and Kinzie street, mhlfre27s»lm 1
Tj'UKNJT.URE -.TO RENT-—A
.small private deslijOns,of
"bousefnnrsneit thtongßitit wiaigoodTurnnuje niay
hear of ;opporte»ity.. Taeaanhacnber
to break up housekeeping and. with nis family!
board fora fnw weeaA-lf^CohveaieuA'with the one
who ta. es the Forniblre.. Apply at onse,.With ml
name, through the Peat-office, to ‘S. A. R. - *' '' apsaßt{
TO XBASE- —Wliarfing lot. on
South Branch, WT ffefßy 130 feet‘deep tbTrank,
:Jla ftmt.. between. Vaitßaren avliHarnsia ttrueui
■with »£Ood does, BaltabUfufLn.aber. Wo.hL Coal o3
StoneJYad; Apply t-i-' M
. mhlSea&Ugiyi ta.. pgamK'o^MetipoollUnßl-'CE.
Furnished house to leth
.Asraalibooss-wUhlaa faw minutes-waJfcof.-ihs
Po--t OSc-. MSr ’particulars' aedresa “H, 8.”" i>o3
1900; Peat Office.- id n’-v o o -uV «yat |
TO RRENT "DH
JL/' i'.-iR -FOB SALK- ■ ii-irl
- iTbe.Blsllllery at Bast .Gintoni-enifox Bttar, mlbei
Galena dt Chicago Uni Q Kailruad, three tulles, frtnm
Ktitn. ' O*p-MS;ty-809 boJhela; lt*«riß>erenttid'6e l e^
or’aell, IfceajJ
±1 tifnl Snmraef Be&lWce la the - J - x—
n 1/ 1 irs
year the. depot iataat piifce. r Ahtmtefc*Bg £.«&■■ ikjtt
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To carry: Gain .to ‘Buffalo; <wffl dw clustered kyat
*Hfefcte<n*(aifißar rv -nr: -O i: j
j located .{win. J*
rotted cheap prompt-jjaytag fagiapta^
GROtp TOJBpX
Lsts o^jtm^U^emo^irtih
c cllt. . I£t:l:h.j ■•
streets which trill be Car rent on aijßj.pl Asz;j,a
May. Apply to .. _ “**
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BAUtI COICACiO IBIBCaBf
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‘Xtstetas
LL ■■ DIS GBE I> ITE D
ILLINOISAND. WISCONSIN
BOUGHT AT
Highest Jttarket HirUte.
, G,K:imtitßD & CO.,
!t®. Sf; .v. CtlBE STRKBX.:,,. No, 2
■, New York fer Bala,
, ~«pl*4i3.lai . "‘ ; " * ”
Euaion Safes.
£" BIUTrE K.S & cp..
GENERAL AUCTIONEERS,-
46,'48 and £0 DEARBORN STREET,
”■ (Opposite tl»-TreiaoatHoa»eO
PXfRKITUBE SALE,
ST*BT WEDNESDAY * SATCEDAT «1)(A,»
: BEY GOODS SATE
,Eyary- JVlonday at S T-Q A . XT
AT OUB SAIESEOCpt.
aMßtSS?q?o°°&Bo°t.
IHS™' CIGARS^O
"•Ajt U^TlOtlbXl!
B ' e TTEBS ■*' CO. wm ten'ta- Satrfrtiar
»K o'clock, at their
S»SS*S?? #CT i et * * ldl of New andS^oSThaaff/Jr.
n * c | also Brussels and urraln. Carneta.
A1a0.9 .OOffspanlah Clear*. boxei Tobacco,
•-•-«££* £”*s 9 L!( l 4c. -
Also Cooking and other' StoTea" -'*-••
- / .Ai^o l »lpt t ofaia t -ewarv-%c..4n -
.•DiettWt " CDi
-. . . . Anotionegra.
TLTiINOIS AND WISCONSIN
■ *A* - CVBRBXCT AT 1 . PAS, fear attack of
Straw Gqmlj; Fmcy, Dry and MUnery G«oda
and Embroideries, ’
’ : ‘at AxrcTiojr. '••■■" ■
Rth^t■«Lr ß^T i T^ tS ? Jt,°i on Monday,' April
2?SSiaSfSE T ifi“
• ~ p < e ■ Auction eg rs.
53, 000 w°kth d bucket
- TABLE CUTLERY AT AUCTION.
™ s aS?
S*lesx»om*,4^4 3 and fa Dearborn «t?ftt£ “ w
• • . • An Invoice of Table and Pocket Cu‘lery. *
Conalstlog of Pea and Pocket KoFrea. with oni> ’two
Sl" 1
_ap»«M«t .... ? . . Auctlon^r*.
JQarge stock of
SAFES AND SCALES
AT AtCTION.
Wit A. 6 CO. wil aelL-aC mimV.
er 9tn 2f» commencing, Jlonday April
' Djuyee A Forsyth Manofietniicg Cc, y
ConaUUai of.Fire and Burglar Proof Safe*., of all
sizes; Counter, Portable Platform Flonr and Pork
Packers Y Wbeat Hopper. Donaant, Hay, CoaL -CsttleL
Fyrters andßiilroad Beoot Scales; 8cal« Bearon!
Warehouse Truck*. Baggage’Barrows., aad
Tkesaes. Also, 2 Locomotive Head Light*
,apo-fLls9t Auctioneer*.
AND, iIISCELLASEQTTS
BOOKS AT AtTCTIOSr.
wjt a. BCTTEKS 4 CO. Tffl isU for «■*. on Tom
at 0 clock, at tbelr Auction roomK
4d, 43 and 50 IlaafOaiu. stuet, “ VU,UVU)^
A . FINE. i.%W 'IIBRABY,
Among which are'friisaachuictia Reports, r: xola-
Pipelines s Rep ru, 24 7tvU; MetcaUTa ReoArta. 1(5
t Rc DOr voli ’ CrlT!«nSl2iw;
Law \it Evidence; Bias ..w*»ll o* .• Tadkttea:
r£l2£fjLi D n C £ : Frfe 7‘ ,tll ' a . liUnola Digest; Bo*coos
Cr.-mfiwl Evidence; Araorlcao Law Register. oTxola
-5°5li lier ai ,’, oU v Jl* of other deslrabie works!
iiS’i a Abb ci>lt*cttoa of M Ace Haaeoas Books, u
Catalogues will be re»-»v oa Saturrt \y
WSi. A. BUTTERS A CO*f
Auctipneer*.
,»p5-eU7rit
RY GILBERT & SAMPSON.
•*-* . _ Auctioneers 83 Lake Btre©{.
O USE HOLD FU R.N'ITU RE,
, -A-t ./Lacticm,
We'will sell on BATHED\T. April ’ 6tb’ atW
©.clock A if., attoase No.L-T North Wells »u. tb©ra
tire lurDltare of sail noa-e. consUttus of Parlor. Dla
u£TOt>-~n* <;Uaiuber 4tiff KltoQea
au-( Ingrain Carpets, Mirror-, &c. ©lso. one No. 2
'Buffalo Hotel frtovo Tina •tb'kco-'n prise* a-eeoenl
assort Jient, and will be po d without reserve
' " ‘ OtLBEBT ABA*pBON,- ■;
aj4<435-st _ Auctioneers.
T>Y GULtJKRT, SAMPSON &
Af. , , WABSKB. - , ...
. 1..,.., wMte Freuclx,
CHINA-AND DINNER SETTS
-A.l -A-tictioiil ; ' ‘■" "*
We will sell at our salesrooms. No. 33 Lake street
■pa Apnfy|o.M9Xo’clock A. iL. French WBltaOhina
pinner setts, co<.t Inlrg iA p’ece-*, alio Tea Setts of
•4*plpc«. - . QII.BE«T, SaHP3A
apa.6fa>A4t i . ... ■ Auctioneers.
amusements.
McVICKEH’S theatre
Madison street, between State and OearhoieC.
SATTTRDAY EVENING. AdtH 6till Twelfth-nlghi of
the eminent actor,* , . -
MB. J. E. MUBDOOE,
Who Is greeted every night with crowded hon»ee. B«
srtll appear forthis night only ln-hte ; »-eas dwatlo
character of HOLLA, la Kotzebue's celebrated pla^of
P i z A u r o,
~ Whl.ch ynil bo placed before the public in a correct
manner with appropriate scenery; hfesaesan-l attnbnit.
foeate. The entire company and numerous sozluartea
will appear la tue grand chorus dad procesaidn. ‘
Gbano PAB,pi Dyux ax jHk.PAfJt Si^xsM.^
To conclude with thrtncceaafnl fkree of yi'- ’j
A B«siiXar FSx*
Hugh Ob Myan.
e^ir^Sm.'’ m ‘ tqTti7ll,^ s r « atTr **'
BRYAN hale:—Clark ' Street,
Oppedteilm(3<rartHotis«;CJhleat6 - nL-’"’
Eailneot magicians prononnea thu u«i. nr.anyrmtnil
by any'nail in too Union In fta .•
Aconsties azid General Appoiatmante. '^
It will seat 500 more peraens than any other Han In
the city—by accurate count and report of CABTKS *
BATTER. Architects. *
Tnemaln •ndleuce Ibioifalson the firtt tb«
entrance being on Clark street, the greatest thcreugh
fare in the city; opposite Court House Square, yet mi
-Hall>ha«a. retired, quiet location In :■> -
..Ample logreas a>d egrens-r3O. fees of. doorway -to
Clark street and Court Place
Tfte Han contalsß the Heal? National €WDery. a V«lbed
at JlAooo,.andparchasea of Geo. p. A.
. commiasiooed by Congress to paint a series of Pr«i.
dentUl portraits fir the- White House.' Ttda GaflSr
contains tie 1 lendeat great-olcturo for which the Mia
-medal -as awarded at the; World’s Fair la Pane
other nitwtrious America os, by-Healv. • - •
There la a spacious J*ow«r Hall fjr Filra FertirMa.
v? 6, 13 provWed»fihdresaiagwoiaa,
* S^?^ B rl’ caking stove, numerous tsble£*c'
■ Both ■ Hula, or either, can be rented for-Code«rdk
Lectures, dixaihUlons HaUa. and the iike. on aßoite*
tionh) . ..THOB7BAS«OGR BfeYANL 90 *^
■ •_ - • •• ••• Agee 1o the
.for Sale.
FORSAIiE— 5;000-Do2;HoBiefy,
:.A«OQ4>o*,BrAJBnH)IKGw “ 4
8.000 gross Boot Webs. , l,noo pieces Rein Webi.
«.*» pieces Girth, Webv-£o» . «
'l^OR-SALE;—For Sale or r ßr-
fo r 'Other desirable property, a first nM«
lE®*?? Wtnated one mile sooth of the cSy
“S.tSt.# tto bab *«ll>«r 1 at iVstate street. Cliemo.
.. . - H, W- MA*KttER»
JT O R SAL E —On e *3f «%•
,'. -, ' zoixiaa,‘^' i
' to tons. Cm* sale cheap. Address Pojt
TO ‘WHOM IT MAY COJT
CBKT.—One of the finest b «*ml
to any one desirous of eolar into tne
And whr ms to pqrcnaae the entire stock and ftrtnw*
of an old and w«I litabllsaedr Grafters; • aolngTiy ftQ#
bnsmfty». For Information address fostofffeti.Bo*
"919*. ••• '■-••• • ,L - *’• •• aiUiste
acres ,aoqp.i’AsSr
.» 15,1 FOR Bitß rm:s P OK
aqatholQUeneD, jct Ue iiaaots. CeayaK y ilbaaA
the lest de la Io«a and Wisconsin; Apply" ar m
'.South-Water street . .WAflHCn^loy.^ioriu
apixly * ' ” '
f: A ,GQOD %dYfir
ix tlser has one hundred and twenty acres of good
r.Ummorored Land wiLeh he- !MLkmideiJsn sttraiil
stock of Goods. Ready-Made Clutbinr or Boots ** A
aptxSt
■pESIDENCE PROPjgEXY. tbR
1-Ij pw,tie new Trinltr ChorclC—Tbe new
aters^..
. Jidedlnto three tote, if desired.
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