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, 1859-07-02

Gen. Klapkass Proclamation 10 the
Hungarian Soldiers in the Austrian
ARMY
Tie following is the material portion Of Gen.
Kfapka's proclamation to the Hungarian
soldiers in the Austrian ranks:
'T4c hour Of vengeance l,as struck--alreadv
the storm gathers over the fraudulent House Of
Austria, Its friends abandon it. Tie Gear Of
Russia himself nov arms in u very different
sense from len years ngo, and will break its
pride. Already the Italians, sour brethren in
misfortune, brandish arms to conquer indcpen-
dcnec. und you Magyar warriors, iaow should
ysu remain ~ the enenaies yankss How could
you tight against tlose who have risen 10 shake
t,!T the yoke Of servitudc: Oh, it cannot be
tint you arc the mercenarics Of the opprcssors! :!
Hasten hishcr! O: warriors, litber! Where
Tue holy c;slse Of your country summons you {
You cannot hare forgotten how many times the
Austriaus were put 10 flight by your bayoncts,
On cauhot have forgotten tho glorious day of
Jassv, Icsth, pestoluak. Navy and Saslo, nor
will you have forgotten that Hungary has been
free and great. behold the lime has arrived
tn rc.requirc that which has been lost, and to
revenge the .sanguinary banqucts Of ressh
aud Arud, which reused throughout the world
Gro Of horror Now we are no longer ulone
aud abandoned. The herolc Hing Of Piedmont
stands nj the tead Of tue Ital1nu army, and by
his side is the powerful Emperor Of the French.
The tlags Of tic two natl0ns combine. France
and lta,y-tAat is the signal If attack. They
already reckon upon us. They expect us now.
How should We be The last to 1ukc part in the
war upon which our liberation dependsy Unite
ourselves coarngeausly and with confidence to
Tie French and ltaliun armies. fur none but the
viie can doubt Of II successful result none but
trait"r fight under the bauncr ot Austria.
ltastcu, then, to lhc Hungarian standard,
which VIZ have raised for you! At the same
time war will also break out III Hungary. The
Empcrorof the Frcucl. and the King u Pied
mont have recognized the holiness Of our cause.
iers will join US, a.iid % do you join yourselves
tu them. lat US form in liais Hungarian
arny. with which, after fighting OIL alien
4r"and, wc may return 10 our own country, TO
tal;c part also in the war Of independence, and
sayc tue honor Of the Magyar nation.
Three hundred I1ungurians are said to hare
returned from the United States to England,
who wiil fvllow kossuth to Italy
, 1859-07-02

lspsfuS NC1ntatay. Juhe ~ Is21.
The great trade s4|e 10 take place in Boston
dntiaY 1le sec.snd week IT lulx, under the d.
Tcclion IF tle New England Society. promises
tu exceed III previous demonstrations Of THAT
kind cEsr atten'pscd in :his country. The cata~
ssnd packages, embracing cot,ou and woolcu
fabrics, boots und shpe4, car1~tings, glassware
and other products oi New England skill ind
industry. of The otst mn;,4sfae.ure, all Of which
Hall, erau,cd br ,he city for tlat rvrpose. Inns
beer, found too sn,all 10 display u quarter mt
Of tic sample packages. and several luree mi.
vasc warehouses on Pearl. Franklin and sun.
n.cr streets, lave been secured for the purpose,
iu addition to Fancull Hall. Tue order ot sale
10 rs tol'ows: Boots and glasswarc on Wcducs
day, July la; dry goods. comprising cottons
woo1ens. carpets. hosiery, c1c.. On Thursday
Friday und Saturday, July Il. Is. and l6. Th
City Gorcrnment bare appointed large Com
nittec TO tender the hospitality Of the city T.
strangers. who usay come from d distance.
, 1859-07-02

~ We hasc received the following con,mu-
1icatton from one Of our first citizens, well
known 10 US and to ali the community as gen
tlcnan Of learning, sound Judgement and re-
tined taste, and it is with pleasure we gise to It
u place in our column:
EXAMINATIONS or An. F. G. nERrzAr's l$sr1-
1trE Toa Yuux6 LAplEs-Ilaving two daugl-
ter* in this school, attended the examination
IN Wednesday aud Thursday. The whole Of the
i1rst M Gay was devoted IL the English department.
Inc instruction il thoroush4 The Number Of
schoiafs beng limited, the teachers hare time
10 glFe degree Of attention to each, not often
witnessed The result is, rapid progress, and d
very thorough understanding Of what is al
tempted TO be learnt
| examination and exereiAes in French This
| language is spoken in tue school and in the
family Of the pr1ncipal. and altogether. this
school furnishes facilities for acqnirinu il. m
! surpassed in the country The excrcisex srerr
closed By recitations Of French poetry. and resd.
Ing English compositions By tie young Indie.
and a few appropriate remarks from the ptinci.
pal. Altogether this examination WAS highly
I satisfactory 10 the parents Of the pupils. Tiit
school is delightfully."- situated in the quiet nut
retired grove, near St James Church, entirel,
out Of the way of any thoroughfare. and is in
deed as secluded Is It would 6c in the country
! believe but express Tie universal opiuio,
u tue r,arents Of those children who hare at
tended this school, in saving. that taking it allo
;:eter, its loeation, the course Of study, the I'D
v;:u:zxeh it Afford for learning, aud the sr!iue
ard cultivated association which its ss4ehera
aad tie family Of the principal afford, It II on
Of the very best schools in the United States.
| 4 FA1HER.
, 1859-07-02
From Washington.

NAkdsF6foA4 u edntsdaF June =. 1e-&.
Postnaster-Gencra1 Holt inh.nds presenting
the alternatives to Congress Of maxim the De-
part.ncnt as nearly as prac:icab'c selEsustain-
Ing. Or Of relying upon Legislation. That point
seilIcd. its administration hereafter will te
regulated accordingly. His predecessor in
v"sed !he Department in serious extrayasan-
ccs, which are now felt oprrrssiveIy.
Percmptory orders lave been ,ssued reqnir-
inS puhtic officers IL subscribe 10 the Consti'p-
siaa, uus]cr penalty Of removal. A thousand
dollars were raised yesterday from cumpulsory
contributions. This il the only instance Of such
oppression since Gen. Tyler's interference on
behalf Of the uadiso1iaa. The Gonttitmtoa nov
Ject..ses 900 annually between Mr. Wendell
and the Departmental advertising.
Nearly ii, 800 wcrc paid for tie funeral cx-
p+,lses Of tic late r4'stmastcr-Gencral Hrown.
upon rt.r order at Secretary. and without the
cu.or of iax. The matter will be investigated.
Gov Drusn was rich, u,i this inpositi..', .,u
r:~s Treasury il raatter .: much 1uo:t:i,~s.ea
to lis real friends. 4 poor clerk died rcceur:S
aand wss buried through = subscription among
his asxociates. That's the difference between
men which obtains hers.
, 1859-07-02
Mr.. r. Van xIMrcIa'h ArolH-y-

sa'"r. P"sr a'a F''s"s:
"ose''ea = t'"''""'e'''"r" :" Nv ''
some uaFs aso if'aa T. an '''''e'' s'S'l'' wv,
Inc s'S''ssu'e u '"oes' a'1a'essco ~ o''e y
your '''"'' !,s ."".s 's>''c WI" s'"' e.'ess"la
"l'"'' ''as'se "''se'' 'l's''lo" ~ tne '"a'e'o'
>'se' 1"e ma'' ''"'. ~ "'' 1'''e'e % - '"o.N
ui'''sss '' y 4''oo' W 'ue s'"a'" ."A' oAl
f'' '"' 'es.''S" '''''s' 49,, -, -
a''s lot 'Af'o''tn;. "'S s'a''uoe ''' '"c '''p''.
''"' '''Aa''s>s !" '"e e""'t :" se"' w.
"u''"''''es a'' 0'''S"T 81 sN",s"'e fL
''> S'Ht' en''''fs@' ote'''', ~ nc ''''a' W Wv
case: III. client was larry "arpe" ou' ~ s''' :,
a''' ''a h''' 1'e "psss'ss .na'.es'o' 's"'''otce'
t'is complainant "i'h ''a''thos"les a''a arssu'
'"'nts. tue c'ts would ha'e oee'' ''c1of'ous'
1h's Ar. Dr. IN '''tc'' aof'''"' ""e" Ut says.
'~"ri'ose "s'os Ahe "'s"'"e"s e'e eeans's
t''a'n'o' s"ou'u sl's'Fs" p'1l'' n'' a''ts'Pa'eo
~ '''' o'"er' a'' hs'e1' '"e ""''s'sa' r'ae-
ice H. "f ''e ':ase /" examine a'nor','es 'o'
h'"'se'', --''a' ''' 10 he'f 'ae oea'e' '4"'e'
'"lt u ms >e.al's. Ief"als 'na' Is INT N",e'.
~ rrae''ee: h"t 4';'o fea''s sul1ost" ,"a'
thr -'"t':' held lhe sea'es oa "1""s e'en's "1'-
a'"ea; '"a' '"e compartment F'aceo ID o.''
, 1859-07-02

The morc the credit Of tie city is impaired,
shc erea;'r The felicity "r the Zsm.<, If the city
c""!a IT. driven 10 bankruptcy aud rcpudiation,
the Joy "f 'l'e es's"r would be ulboundcd. The
Itm<~ is nrtuasct1 by l,a.1isan bascncss. 1t
foo'is:'ly sapru,cs that whatever injury Gun bc
Inflicted on The credit Of t!Ic city will innrc to
tue t.rs.c.it IT lacafs~ulsN. It is Il dirty bird
bird that will fut its own nest, and III citizen
nft:iiica.o the .iar o ltlr Ttm4s Is ci,actin. 4
must li>rrlut:bsc part.
Theex;rayaSas:ce s1:ri pcculasions Of the Dyer
Administration are 1ilc cause Of the present
finaat.ial embarrassment. If tI. load If debt
creatc.', and rolled orcr the iicrublicans, by
the Dr:ucrats, rvu!d hare brcn :;o1 rid Of, there
would hare been no e:,auce for IN injunction 10
, 1859-07-02

SEw TekK. ThuTs.1ay. .Iunc 9Hh.
Tic rnmors Of disagreement between the
fur lines arc tnsrd upon somc dissatisfaction
Of the New le,k lines. Ut the difference iu ia
ror Of Philadelphia by the Penn. Central. The
matter is considered one which cau easily be ar
ranged ut meeting between Presidents Corn
ing aud Thompson, which ,n:y take place next
week.
Collector SchcIl to day relieved some ninety
fire patriots frum further public duty iu the
Custom House, iu the capacity ef seig|lcrs,
measuscss, clerks, laborsss. &c- Mr.. Schcirs
printed epistls addressed to these gentlemen
was excessively polite. Il. shoulders the re-
sponsibility upon SECRETARY Cobb, asainst whom
there il much profaping among the dismissed
, 1859-07-02

The Madison journal says: We understand
that tic Republican Central Committee have
concluded upnn the Sis, day Of August next NJ
tic dag for i"iisns tho Stale Convention TO
Ill Ike nomination for State ticket." The
Democratic State Convention is called for the
9Th Of August.
, 1859-07-02
I1ltcv&ia:.

John Wentworth, in his sheet Of yesterday,
publishes scIirx pf commercial tab1cs. which
are eaid 10 show the trade aud commerce of
C,cH..n from The Ist of Ja.l,lary to the Ist of
duly of the present year. The tables in ques-
tim werc stoltn-shat ii the proper word-froul
Iii: commercial columns Of tic rHgss AND Tn1-
ut'SE IF Wednesday, Last, and only s1ow the
business up 10 the .:,l. uf 1unc. Had the sncak
1:Iicf who rvr}e:ratcd the larceny applied to us.
We wf'n'A alavc given him access to our books,
81 II. tn s,akr the tables complete, and not librt
The commerce If The city by Publishing wl,at
WAS ucarIv week old.
, 1859-07-02

L1Qr1DA1E rocR DEB7s.--A1l who t-0h! for
lodge in someivast wilderness" during this hot
weather, should 80 to Thayer's Drug Store. cor
uer of Dearborn and Randolph streets, and try
taste with fruit syEups. There i. nothing ike
il for . suuner drink.
, 1859-07-02

rEnsoSAl.-At tho fremont House, Hon
Robert J. Wulker, Ex-Governor Of Kansas;
Rev. D. s. Louis, Louisiaau; Hon. Samuel Gal
loway, Ohio.
, 1859-07-02

Fey Thesecond Uq.rersaiist Society, il the
West Division Of this City, will erect church
ediace Immediately. on their lot corner of
Washington aud Halsted Streets
, 1859-07-02

- Those who wish to spend the Fourth in
the City of Bricks. yc!ept Milwaukee are in
formed that they will be carried over C. l. n.
It. L., at half prict.
, 1859-07-02

@ S1xHEnrxc DowS.-That immense pile
Of elegant SIMMER Clothing SINNERS down
beautifully under hot July sun, and By corps
Of gentlemanly salesuaen. \ very small smount
Of blowing, aud the cash price-low psice-ous
price system Look in nj Tappen's, lo2 RAN
dolph St., before you bug.
, 1859-07-02

~ i cricket match is to be played on the
Fourth Of July-the married against the single
members Of the clul. This should be interest
ing to sp1nstcrs, and VIC trust that more than
nnc match NAV arise from it.
, 1859-07-02

S1xGERts New "A" MAcu1SE.-This late in
vcntion is designed to obviase every difficulty
that has heretofore arisen in all Sewing Ma
chimes, It Atnss. .ftlls, taets dai gdtd<r.. The
great demand for then, already felt in this mar
ket. is guarantee that they raaxt supereede all
setlIcr with all the different STYLES of Singers
Muchiues, u. G5 Lake Street 4. ". Harris,
Agent. je2l-.no
II Photographic Fine Art Gallery, Florence
4 brigham, propriesors and operators: IL Lake
street. 1ell-ln
, 1859-07-02

I Mr.. Headly, now Of this city, is engaged
in puin.ing portrait Of President buchanan,
it being one in the series Of portraits Of presi~
dents that lie has undertaken to furnish for tile
Capitol
, 1859-07-02
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The La'Erencc houli4'u~ gives returns from
n11'se DISTRICTS in thr Territory. but one, show
ing Tue political division in tllc Constitutional
Convention to stand Republicans, &c: Demo-
CrltS. 10.
, 1859-07-02

i STRIKING Co1xc1nEScE--Af few days ago we
met friend elegantly dressed in summer cloth
ing. To-day in passing By ]. IL Efy's fashion,
able establishment, 70. Randolph street, sc saw
positive that there Is the piaee to purchase q
duu1uer optfie
, 1859-07-02

10 TIE TaAnz-We call attention to tue ad-
vcrtisement Of Vim. II. Haskell i Co., No. los
Lake street, which appears under the headins
of "auctions.'- Quite seasouabfe variety oi
goods, as appears, will beotfered and sold with
cut reserve. Remember Saturday morning II
o'clock. jtsI3,
, 1859-07-02

- Not a one horse. but double donkeyed,
daily paper in this State entities its city column
"I.oca' md personai-" Ptraoaat is good; for
more vulgar]y personal column is fortunately
not to le found
, 1859-07-02
THE CITY.

- The Daily Ercping Rat occupies rcry
ridiculous position. It steals our news, and
then finds fanlt with It afterwards.
, 1859-07-02

- Meteorological observations. taken By J..
Il. Reed 4 Co., apothee2,ies, ~ ard 14e LaSe
strust, July 1st, 1853.
: TAs1reMsss1- Esze:aktet.
, 1859-07-02
An Express Ieebber Indicted.

MONTGOMERY, Ala, July 1st~
Five bills Of indictment lave been found by
tho Grand Jury a:ainst ". Nfaronny, former
express agent, for the cmbczzlcmcnt If s5o,oAD
Maroaey f.ilcd to appear il cuurt to answer,
un.i his bail bond was forfeited.
, 1859-07-02

St. LOUIS. july Isl.
i fire last night destroyed 1.add: Patrick /
Co.'S planning mill, and three adjoining houses.
aud sesiousts damaged several others. Loss
S35,rr,, insured 5000.
, 1859-07-02

BC7rEa P1AcE-Loyers Of Choice Dairy But.
ter nil to-day at IS State street, and sec samples
Just received from the best DIARIES in Illinois,
F:l1som Dorset i Co. jy1-6tx
, 1859-07-02

= Passengers passed over the new Lake
street Bridge yesterday. The structure opens
very readily, and seems to give general salts
faction. The work has been quickly and, ne
trust, well done.
, 1859-07-02

- Keep cool and vent the eAo'tr nstur1l1y
.4risine from the annoyance Of an ill.triing eol
Tar, by getting your collars, shirts, socks, gloves
neck.ties, DC, for summer wear At J. T. Jane's.
81 Lake street, where may be found the most
complete assortment OF furnishing goods in the
eity.
, 1859-07-02
TNDEPENDENCE OF ITALY

INDEPENDENCE OF ITALY.
l. The Committee Of the Italian residents In Sev 1ork.
4Sfnx In eonnss1oa wh the cenr31 t-knnee Of Turin.
have ap2u.nfeG ths tnderikoe eotiet M rvs SUBJ
ss*lon* fss the Eref Of the ftes Of Italian sodle'a
Engaged IN the var for The fadeoeedenee Of Italy.
6athe el At the lndepeotenee Of itaT and tht
dtl!eranee tn Austrian yEannE Of th.t most he1tafu
thy 1hsye t!salaei 70 he cemnttee n Ss* Iosk ~
for any eonhaos ii Ai1 of The sd0eztex faaaiss Of
ltaIaa sodlef1 engaged 10 the PsFeeEt III
rTAHLEY II. F. EETWrOD.
Caraef Of Lake and Clafk stEee&s> Chicago.
1une 81. lE9.
III. s. H. Fleetwood. 1t Ch1afo u Autherts4 to collect
and recert subscriptions IL heha f the Italiaa
o{ Sex foIk I'M 1hA relief of the faie1 o{ t3l7H So
c!es e=akt: + ths y.sfes sl.s Iadep:eteae. r LAY
FfNCEEZ0 R0TTA, Pfas!dest.
61TAV1Q FAARlCGTTl. TrsaaancE.
New Yoek-
Ssv Iozt, Ju=s =, lsss. tesp1r tsss
, 1859-07-02

..u.,.,
sac the application a the n "f En.astnx :" the com.
~ .! pa1cF pena1 o. au!r Iaan Ely
~ t*s'l e olstt 81 q! tae paIe' httfe<se1 u
tTu.e tasa ~He 9k1hst ut 1H. y 81 csat.ans .! ue*
aaa tne s":1 " u Hshrt teota!t1'as u
sa'ue. pat ~ t tHat 1rsae" object Pas hesf '**a ac'
comltshs sor Hn he ~- k*~t. ".t ..s -, ....'-
1s genuine Itaak >"t@ etntane41 III SFa nca.
or =. tns tnste -. .,E' et n''f
~. .t'.,.""4 % .ss7 s Ro~ " t1lea'1tson.
4he pan o. IT. work ~ ssstse tht highest ene' sn+
1er ~ eat u Hs'y a. " w. to re pu!tc - Potesf
, ~ ~ * 1i: - - lu' ~ ~ M
sua Es ~ as M dstatk1asht os s1e 7i'e aa III
"Ie Enn, ~. , ~ IL .f sUs ~ a's,, mcmillan ,ho
T., sua Es alat VI s4en u4ttet - a.cat"n 1r ".E
~. HI n.n ~ !ae ast ao '1eea'
~ ~ - TttsWs M " .isca. .sirs aI 1:nt
~ iA-'' ftI' se'os"e - -A'as''sa" 4'eaA
-NHe Te T.ai's; ;urs u t..u,r- S,..s..5.,, u+ H..
, ~ as,i - r -" A* Haps'''eAosA' o9'aA Luz
H. sti'e u .tr~ ~ wi r,,,4
, 1859-07-02

a e. Il ScRfFks, 4ifer:i.isz I5sH, f3 DaszbovA-s.
il a.kAorsf I" 'eerFs f<7s1,<as for sais aad oil tAs
L~ztiaa fap<ss ~ sAe Worth Hex. }al-es94y
, 1859-07-02

~ Al tic eminent English Physicians and
| not few Of Our American doctors recommend
the use Of Nininser's Old London Dock Gin for
dyspepsia and diseases Of the lircr. Hoyt 4
Pierce are the agents here for the sale Of this
article
, 1859-07-02

10. S. M.-at a regular meeting Of Palestine
Lodge, held Thursday evening, II. d. Latin,
Esq, was elected GRIND Commander, 4. 81.
Hyde, Esq, Vice Grand. and Alfred Dutch. ESP,
Grand Chancellor. Tie remaining officers will
be closn this evening at the regu1ar meeting.
, 1859-07-02

NEW POTATOES! NEW PO-
4H 7cE9M-eHc4cs lots for ths ety tEsda ernA5atJ
sseGty11x 2adf :. satebg SHERMAN 4 HALL
tS44@ 30, lN Scrih W&sae Etsest.
, 1859-07-02

ITO RENT-.t Store OH lakc->t.,
No. t9.a l.sr faus->trry lfiet B1l1I!ns. latt!y
cnp*d .eaErt I'D furniture st9re l+tt vesy )s* Ap"
pv Ksotu ~. i taF..rn B4G<t upp,site tht Ep>1.
t1tacr of JtrlI Ims1 i. H.. RICE.
, 1859-07-02

The Episcopal Church .1DNATEfAS A. Gov LES. of
Chicago. aid EAi.MiE *. +. v AKKt:S, Of RacA1on,
daughter Of the Eat~ ". e. ". Warren. E%g
, 1859-07-02

"a = ~ q IL ! e 81 81
, 1859-07-02

= There were e1sht or ten cases Of the
regular drunk and disordcrly kind before the
Police Court yesterday morning. An Express
man pleaded guilty to the violation Of city
ordinance in carrying guppowaer in his wagon
through tic city, and was fined 800. Mr. G.
7. Abbey, Of Lake street, who hired the man
to carry the powder generously paid part OF it.
Tht amount Of the fine is handed orcr, accord
iug to the ordinance to the fund Of the Fire
mems Benevolent Association.
, 1859-07-02
T0 4icnf.

TO RENT-Seyeral good brich
i dwellings nth stabzeA- A1.n vatetF q i+neaeniA
=. pr.ets i,pa ts;y " 4siV. AEu3TT s klNtsMAS,
- f,s-l. A.f~ - 4,+.
, 1859-07-02

- Tie Montgomery, Hiberntaa. Shields,
and Enue. Guards with the aibesniau Society
intend to celebrate the Fourth By "Trip 10 Hyde
Park.
, 1859-07-02

u O Il X DIN G.-Two Suits OF
Koon. tor r1 be LET seperss<> With hoard At lte
ahash ayfsls. Alsn. few gentlemen ancnnmotated
sth dzr toan1 References rxsutr F!=a.e inquire u
Mechanical Bakery Ccat1I Vtee. Portland Eloek. n
tie EQHzE. hSlHI
, 1859-07-02

~ Nc saw $40 bank note at our Office
counter to-day endorsed rs follows: "This is
the last Of a nothcr's legacy Of $4,000 spent in
foolish amusement 10 which ali young men are
more OF less devoted" Beneath this another
one wrote "Gas. Baltimore" 4 third genius
asks, "Whcn will young men become wise:"
To whic! another cndorscr replies, "When oil
their money is spent"
, 1859-07-02

pLEAst1E Excursion FOR TIE FOURTH OF
.JaLr.-Thc steamboat Salvor, Capt. Vim. Som"
vrsiltc, will leave the C]urk street bridge, tic
!tl, ut Q o'clock \. NJ, for trip 10 Waukcyan.
AL those wishing to spend u pleasant day, We
| advisc to improve this coance. A limited num-
bcr Of tickets will be issued, in order to have
the party select. Music and refreshments will
lm furnished on board the boat.
, 1859-07-02

4 uonsE ATTACKS i BORA little boy eight
Years old, tic sou Of Il German named Lonis
Wiukcla,aa, livins on Twelfth street, near Blue
Island ayenuc, while going for pail Of water,
on "Wednesday afternoon. WIS attackel and
pounccd upon by ferocious horse, owned by
James AcCurdy. and is injured to such an ex-
tent that lis life is despaired Of: The horse
was running at large in the streets. Horses
should bc confined to stables and particular
tv sucE, savage animals as the one referred 10,
, 1859-07-02

y Range Of the Thermometer. for the week
taken By E. L. 0'Hara, Apothccary and phar-
snaceutist, No. 50 West Randolph ST.. corner Of
Canal Street:
, 1859-07-02

4 man nasncd Hcaling, agcd IS years Of
age, a merchant at Two Rivers, who was pas
senger on the Schooner Eleanor, WAS struck by
the main boom, aud knocked overheard and
drowned, twelve miles north Of Sheboygan on
Thursday. lie leaves a wife and three children.
- Mr. D. Worcester, formerly Of Sorth's
Theatre company is engaged as stage manager
for Lync's Theatre, to open at Milwaukee on
Monday next. Messrs. Page and Dillon, Of Nc
yickcr's company, are also 10 play short en-
.,a.cmcnt at tho same Theatre.
, 1859-07-02

nR. MARCH, OF MlARCH'S
~ Loek Hospital New Tork <ssahli+ted t*n ye7r&
vii arrive in cicseu In few Gays. Timely n.tscs VII
b EIrep 10 taost m e3 XksfE hx te fp4na
, 1859-07-02

TO RENT.-Thosc wishing nice,
l. Qu'es. healthy and eosy hcue With spac1ous yart.
ana t<ant'fu! sh1un.fy viii p'sas- eaM md e1ar:te
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, 1859-07-02

4 TTENTION SIR KNIGHTS !!
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CunzusndeSy No. X. T. he'll zt ihrF A1yluu IN Aa-
soste Temple. on TUESDAY kyESlNG, he 8ih in,t
Grand a.t:es s!s J's " haney ~i!i le Freseat sal
IN before the Cunm1nderY business of Importance
hoped hAt every III Knight ~i se IN a1,caoee-
By ors3eT of tho Eminent s-ofnfpand-E
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, 1859-07-02

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, 1859-07-02

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, 1859-07-02

POARDING.-sA Gentleman and
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front rcots With bard # 20: Mch. second hnuse
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ROARDING.-A Pleasant, quiet
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, 1859-07-02

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rn-xrize IN enxxrs pss>scag agent San nate t.tt'
un i ,tr. fyI%t1
, 1859-07-02

VNANTED-A Situation by i
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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-06-22

SUNDAY REvELRY.-There are many
strangers now in our city looking about for .
future home who would as coon buy in bed
lam If this Sunday dancing and ball rolling
is to be tolerated. It 10 fact that there are
some people yet, who have some regard for
morality, and will look well to it before To-
eating. This is not guess work, it is true
One man who is now in town, said ON yester-
day, that he lived in . city were there we're
eighty thousand Germans. but no such
thing as be saw and heard yesterday. could
be found there. Many may think it small
thing, but, sirs. it is mighty in its infiu-
ence, either good or bad, for our city. Any
one who can see with the naked eye. the
Bluff from the court House cannot fail to
see that it is against US.