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, 1859-05-28
CHICAGO, SATURDAY. MAY %, 1859.

HkALrH or CH1cAeo-HrxoRs or TIE ASSN
BLY-We find in the Cincinnati 6. tie fuller
statement than that VIC have already grcn Of
that portion Of tic debate in the General AS
seubly at indianapolis, on the question of the
location Of the new Seminary. Rev. DR.. y. L.
Rice, Of this city, said:
Objections had been made to Chicago on the
score Of health Now he knew thai Chicago
was the healt!iest city in the whole country. lie
had lived there nearly two years, twenty
years. and he had not becp called to attend the
funeral ef d Single child IN bis congregation
which was large one--ln dll that time. and it
WIS well known that If place IVES unhealthy,
children were tue first to feel it.
In that whole time he had been called upon
to attend the funeral Of only two|adatts--one q
young 1ads who had been long sick with drop
ST., contracted at another place; the other Il
young lady who died Of consumption inherited
4 clergyman. from New Jersey, afflicted will.
relief, cnne to Chicago land got well. 1t
was the lake breezes that 1ladc Chicago
50 healthy. But we're they not cold :
No; their warmest breezts IN the Winter
were from the lake, for thst Was never frozen
their cod winds come fsGm-over this way
from about Indianapolis (Langhter.) When.
ever the wind blew rom eyer here. Indianapo.
IS.} every noAt ~ A1t1SaHo Ucfs0u ~ nultuu up.
In the summer cool breezts cane OF tho lake
the nights we're always cool nt Chicago. Stu
dents could sleep md wake up refreshed, and 60
vigorously at their studies-
The Doctor said: Z" I am in better health now
thnn WAS when went there, und bare talked
literally six months without stopping. I'm q
ssnall man, but I'll stand up here fur health
against any Of you, exeep; my Kentucky breth.
rep." =
Rer. Dr.. Stevenson replied to Dr. Rice's plea
for the healthfulness Of Chicago with an apec-
dote which convulsed tue Assembly. He said q
parson deplored the non-increase of his charge
in Chicago. ave hare no baptisms," said he,
sway, brother, don't people offer their children
for baptism:" "Thc fact is,' said be, .'tl.ey
have no children"
e Range Of the thermometer for tho wee
as taken By E. L. 0'Hara, Apothecary and
Pharmaceutlst, No. 30 West Randolph street
~orrar ef Teuo1
, 1859-05-28
RELIGIOUS NOTICES.

Rev F. ". Graves viii preach In tie Southwest Hall c
tht Orphan Asyu1n Einked P!acc next Sabbath =;
l0H A. II. and4 T.. u. Sabrth School at before r
u.
Rev. A. J. Josyn viii p-each Metropolitan Hal To-
oow tSuniay} afternoon II O'clock All a.e invited Il
attend $eat.fre.
-S.rtual Lcesuress5 Charles Holt trance speaking
medium SUNDAY, atthe Mechanics Institute Ill., !. io}
A. II. aud 'sr.M.
-Eev Chas. II. Brigham. nf Taunton will uacta;e =,
the F Unitarian Church. morning and evening. fo. the
ne4t four Sabbaihs.
There Is dirlne serriee ererr Sunday At St. 1chn:
Church Union Park. 1t 1ox M, and Il IN. II. r.
B':hnp, Rector.
-Sclce and sermon In the English language !. the
dAasiAn Mission. Inaa aod Ftaaka etrest Sun
day evening 1t carly eandlexht. Rev lit. Thomson, o
kenosha, is expected 10 preach. seets free.
There will be RELIGIOUS services regularly zach Suod,,
In Christ Chureh the Episcopal Church uo.er TIC ran
ofthc Rer. Mr.. AdamA situate Monterey street betwec,
Michigan and Indiana AveIuc., It 10y 4. H. aal ~ r u
All Arc invited 10 attend
-Thercls divine service In St Janez Church ever, en,
tay afternoon 1t 4 o'clock,
, 1859-05-28

e A few nights since, lodger at No. %
Lake street entered his room just in time to find
chap busy packing up to decamp with the
lodgcr's clothing. lie had about 800 worth in
bundles ready fur removal. The rascal made II
break and escaped.
, 1859-05-28

lCb7apaudeaee Q! the ClncannaH Comn&ftai
Pam. ky, May nh. tto.
The farm Of c. c. Rogers was sold this day,
containing ITO acres, lying four and half miles
ton, for sl35 per acre. Nr. Edwin &. Dediofl
W. the purchaser The terms were, one-third
~ four months, bearing interest; one-third lst
March, 1850; oue4third March, 1851.
Ihrse negro men sold respectively 1t el,4o0,
49,, el,5oo;' one woman and eix children,
R'aoV; one mare and sucking colt at $500, and
ail other stock propostiona.ely high,
, 1859-05-28

y The Board Of Supervisors commence
their session On Monday, June 9Th.
, 1859-05-28
To Kneel OF Not to Kncel, That IL tho
Question.

Among those who were present It the ceie.
bration Of Mass in the Popes Chapel, on Cool
Friday, was the~.l'rinco Of Wales. the heir ap.
parent to throne Of England. He is quite
youth, abont scventcen years Of age. and has
been spending nearly two months in Rome. lie
Was dressed in the military uniform Of England,
and occupied very conspicuous seat in tho
Chapel, entirely separated from the members Of
bis suite. Al the ccvasion Of the Host. when
all Roman Catholics knccl, he rose from bis
scat and seemed undetermined what to do, AMI
very as wkwardly took his ssat ngnin. 1t WAS
formerly the custom, in the Sistinc Chapel. to
compel all who attend to conform to the cerc-
monia1s in this respect; but it has been resisted
by many distinguished Protcstsnts, and his
declining TO knecl has been the subject Of con.
siderable conEeraation among the English vist-
or. here
, 1859-05-28

II The liabilities Of P. H. Aareous md
Brother, Of New fork, whose suspension was
announced some days ago, are various)v stated
at from two 10 three millions Of dolls.a.
, 1859-05-28
Tho Stnte Falr--Thc Executive Board
AS FFtePort.
fCnY1Hsnnnd.nr+n re- }1t. Ura4z. mi TrJlr

af FreennrtE nee"'i'o 1'ooso
icone4poudxne. 6: lie rre.s and Tr1!uae.l
FxrEror1, May II, 1ss,.
>escral members ot tue Executive Board OF
1ue otate Agricultural Society arrived in town
yesterday afternoon, to complete the necessary
preliminary arrangements for the Fair. They
we're cordially welcomed by several citizens, and
conveyed to tie residence of Charles II. Roscn.
s1ee', Esq, near the city, where they were high
y interested IN the horticultural aud general ng
1'ehitnra' improvements OF that Intelligent.
equaI'cd bs his enterprise and interest in thu
improvement Of everything pertaining to the nd
Fancement OF the beautiful and useful in the
farmer Calling. IN the morning they proceed
ca 10 the Far Grounds, where they were joined
os several gentlemen with whom they consulted
Us 10 tue pest arrangement Of the grounds, and
loca''oo a' oi Inc buildings to be erected
luz srounos ase selected WITHIN the city
''''''s' na'1 nile sontn""est OF fhe 6ep"t, on
.nc esta'e Of toi. hno"iton, short distance
''o'" QUE o' Tue p'h!'e highways oy which Sou
approaca toe to"h- ihey arc adjacent t" and
.@'aae :. 'ne hes'' enclosure usually occupied os
'o ''t tu'" eAi'o'''ena'
.1'nA4 'e'u4n' 'A"n IN inc ''l'oS' o. "',eh Il
shaoF srofe. As you ride along the highway
portion Of the grounds slope towards you. in-
deed, u vcyy considerable ncrt;on ia in view
Ero-, 4h. oa -
non. ''e 'oao' ~ rel"'Fes no erea' s''e'eh o1
Inc IMAGINATION TO picture the interesting scene
that ten thousand farmers with their wives aud
f,,,;,;o. ,-;t .,,apo o.. .,.-:. -... ..,.
'--~@''+~>-
o1} OF the seaf. those familiar with such scenes,
know well how much Of pleasure and cpnyiyi-
airy; is hfc,cd With tbo ;n,,c,r+ ,,,d rof,.s1,,<
-..-..--,'.l, A
'ce'e'st'""s "h'eh t1e OCCASION orlngs' and M"
eagerly 1t will be lnokcd for. And those who know
the enterprise and thrift of Northern 1llinois md
Soutb,rr u-;s,,,.;, ,;,, ,>o. da,,.. e.. ~.
80 "''. "e' "ou"' ~ - wv
mcnt 1hat Tile chow VIII be credit TO the
State.
Ry throv;n.a a d;,cb orcr , ,,rr,u x,,;,, ,f
"'
ao's' 2roun"' 'he avenues Vii! De good ana con
ycnient. The surface is pcrllans as varied as
the requirements of the c.hih;,;on mimi, or
,.;,,.;, a.. ..oa ., - -,-, sr,.
"'''.'" 1.'' a'e'' ~ w enctoseo' !ne ''N"'aE
conrse first attracted attention, and Was located
on the s,noot],est. landsomest part Of the
rr,unds and w;,, hc arco,,. :, sim all ,b,,
@.' ...,-,,sa'. . ,e.:. =. -.,, -,
~ - ~ ~" 1'N ~
cient for fair exhibition Of stock Of all kinds
in cverx nar,;cu,.7 s,rc ,ha, of sr..d j., bo-,os
;, ,,nint nf m;nor ;mnortanca - IN ,rnc,;,.i
f,r1ncr md onn 1rhict, n,,rcr1tur,1 soc;t;a. .r,
con,;nr to re,,ari in n spns;f,le lax, Tha tra"e
wiIi i,e nmad;,totv nronor.l1 j., H., t.i
md rsnnas ~ slera1cd lsa.s con"+,n,ad ~ - '''"'
ra,t,o ner+ lr .1,n e4'o arn,,,,J. ',',;ta ,,r,,
f1o,,, tIn ,'roansoa H. I,cat;o, "f tho ,.a,1s w."
h;,';,,n' sne p.ot .,,r. E H.; N ta;,M ~
niows Smv ,Iat ;nront,rs Faai .ss,.a't t,,n
s:n,;a.- ~ :, ar,a :. =; ..; -. w: 80,
, 1859-05-28

Such re,.s11.> i. We have received Of the Nir-
giu:a elvctia.. vii bc found in our telegraph,
col:sn:s Though meagre VIC think they are
sufficient - i:tslic.:e the election Of JoHS
!.r7cnEn ::,:n.> for Governor by reduced
nlajority. IL -; WISE had 10,1so majority
":cr Flour,e.'. his :" American " competitor.
In the tc:, c'st;:.irs now heard frum GoGGtS
has G,a majority. making gain OF s'5 as com
pared with Tic las. gubcrnatorial vote--hurdly
e:;n,tsll tn lei lin mt This gain is doubtless
I'd: to the fac. that t;ugg;u proved himself Il
better pro-sl!scrr .r:n tlan Lctcher, adduc:n::
US evidence Il Letter s;gn cd by f-c,ehcr in cont.
mon with othcrs endorsing an emancipation
sl"ccl, Of one Ku1(ncr, so,ne dozen ycars ago
in which the startling and reasonable theory
WIS put fnr;?. that Wet:ern Virginia would he
richer, more prosperous. cleaner, better clu-
Gated md more mural without slavery than
with it:
We give Lu!ow the re tursls TINS fur received
and tic gainH as compared witt, the last gubcr
r4tor.a1 contest in the S1atc.
, 1859-05-28

F1 I. M. Singer& Co.'S new and improved
Family Sewing Machines; also. Machines for
manufacturing heasy garments Of ererr dcscrip.
ton constantly on hand 4. 14t Lake street, Chr
cago. A. u. HAnk1s, Agent. apl5-su,-e.v7
- See advertisement Of Boudoir Scwin.
Machines, III Lake street. ul.b.r5 .
, 1859-05-28
1denflfeatfon Of the E1pfess Nail Car
Hohber,

Mt: Kcck arrived from Cincinnati to day, md
identified Jackson, the oil merchant. as the man
who attempted to rob the mails and express, Oh
the Eric road. last Wednesday.
The Investigation will be commenced to-u,or
row. The Government having summoned alarge
number of witnesses, it is quite likely the ey-
animation may last two Or three davs
, 1859-05-28

- The Mclaughlin murder case Is still in
progress III the Superior Court, before Judge
TIiU1;nR
, 1859-05-28

~ The Grand Jurr Of A1aehua County,
Florida, have presented Cor. Perry Of th::t
State, as 50 nuisance" Their indignation wss
aroused ty his couraa on a railroad question.
, 1859-05-28

| AtkSlu8.
- The first Of June is near at hand. Ten
per cent. will be added to water rates unpaid
after that dnte.
~ In the gale on Thursday night several
large show windows were blown in By the force
of the wind
e We learn that Archbishop Hughes, now
in this city, will preach Of St Anry's Of the
Lake, tomorrow.
| - We still hear ofthc deprcdations ofplant
and flower thivecs, especially in the suburbs.
Look out for them.
- We arc continually under obligations to
the American Express Co. for the early supply
Of CINCINNATI papers.
- The city was dull aud dismally moral
and itcmless yesterday. Tho Police Court
gave only few petty cases.
E The ,o0u Grim. con. case on Friday
resulted in the discharge Of Durham. which
ends this chapter Of the affair.
= HIVE we Street Commissioners, and have
they no regard for the condition Of aur streets.
The pared streets, at least, might be kept
clean.
Rev. DR.. Foster, Of Evanston, will
preach at the Indiana street II. E. Church in
the North Division, on Sunday morning and
evening.
II The brig Mahoning, lying in the South
Branch, We struck By lightning on Thursday
night, md some little damage done to her rig
ring.
- The Michigan Southern Freight depot
Ind . NATION escape from destruction on Thurs
day night. 1t WIS struck By lightning and set
| on fire.
a In the storm Of Thursday night the light
ming struck 4 dwelling house On West Jackson
street doing some damage to the roof and one
side, but not iniuring the inmates.
= Yesterday, while standing in the ab-
sorbed contemplation monkey and hand organ
near North Market Hall, German woman
hud ler pocket picked Of g BILL No insur~
ancc.
:58~ 4 new turnout, the first between Twelfth
and Lake street, is being put into the State
street horse railway near Quincy street, which
will SO divide the route that next week the cars
| -f
80 Rev. DR.. Clarkson, Rector Of St. James,
~" "e'''e ps'o1e 'ne AMERICAN Fsotes1an. as
on w,1 y" .4oAo'' e'euns' =. aen h'a'! y"
' 49,. : 49, >"e t'''' '' " es- 1''u1'tf"'
~'A"~' - 1A''''oo slees-
- We notice that d. Witkowsky's new
marble building On the corner Of Monroe and
l
"a0 >o'''a''e.'oa- IL "'i eon'''aa ohe Int nhesN
'''' Il" '"e ~---~---- sitt'
Cons of Malta, will meet the coms1it
Of arrangements for the expedition to the Frlts
Of Ninnehaha, ut tile fremont House, Room 30.
! i, this Saturday evening, at half past seven
O'Clock. By order Of the Grand Commander.
-r. ouu.1 -;-.. - -.
"Flower Queen" at Metropolitan Hall last cycn-
ing, wus brilliant success The house was
crowded. 3lcssrs. Titl;ngbast and Williams In
tened to give it for the last time on Aonday
evening.
35- Archbishop Hughes. New York. Rev.
Francis McNcirney, New York: Hon, B. H.
Smith, Wisconsin: Mrs c. y, Sinclair flate Mrs.
F.. Forest; Miss Annie Sinclair. and Mr.. Henry
Scdley, are among the arrivals at the Briggs
| ,1
The U. 8. Acn1cr1rrRAL FA,R,-The prcsi-
den, Of the United States Agricultural Soc;cty
and dc1cration of the comm;ttcc of arr,noe.
wcnts os The Soc;e+x will ha n N, c;,, s,r,,.
t;nc ,,c., ,roo1, n dato-,,;ao ,aa,.;a. .ha
a~. 4,,,,1 r.;.
-
, 1859-05-28

- On Tuesday last the barque Monde sailed
from New York for Liberia, having ~ passe,.-
g.rs thirty colored enigFa who 60 out under
tne supervision Of the COLONIZATION SociatY.
, 1859-05-28

The amoun. q! specie taken nut by the Pty:sid
III Wednesday last, Was $500. ,,~'', which il
nearly million Of dollurs less t!,an reported
by telegraph. 1t is thought that the l1gc,
which sails s"~du. for Liverpool, md tl4c -4sa,r
for liavrc, will taEe out <:.,uH',"H'--inaking the
total s!,'m"nt Of specie for tic we'l a little
over f." '',s"m. I'LL amount entirely tnlprccc-
tts'H!ed III 10 sGGr; Il :irlc.
, 1859-05-28

y It costs nothing 10 look at,-and but
little more 10 buy-one of those splendid suits
of fine clothing, got up aud now on sale ut Tap
pens. On III average. tue dollar out Of every
i've spent elsewhere for clothing is lost. We
cannot urge our readers too strongly for their
own interest," to look I'll over town first. but not
to spend dollar for tao.hing un:il they visit
Tappen's. =
DoSSE7s. BoSSErs!-3 ~. X. Stow, No. II:
Lake street, mp stairs {4ear 7. Il. Carter's dry
goods store). having juss received choice lot
Of Millinery Goods, including some very beauti.
full Grape bouhets will dispose Of them at prices
to suit the times. Ladies' will do well 10 call
Immediately rs the good. must be sold. Every
article is new. nly:s-vt
MEND TOUR Wars, aud if ron have any old
clothes in need Of the same treatment. take
them to Cook AcLaiu'sS. Dycin., Scour-
my and Repairing Establishment, Is Dearborn
street, who will return tiru1 looking as good Us
new, at n triaing expense
REMEMBER LAn1es thatxhc best and cheapest
place TO grt y0ur soilel or faded garments
cleaned " dyed, is at M,Ssrs Couk i Brus., No.
lished beyond dispute, d the best DyeEs and
Scourers in the city.
H,l.'s A,n L,e:1r.-st,.sc aud coun.y Rights
for Hills patent, for sale.
Messrs. TR1rr, Hale l. TO-, Agents,
mya5-d, t-w l. w-:t ~ Lake ST., Chicago.
For Pretty Straw Bonrcts-
For pretty Silk or Craze Iats.--
For Pretty Ribbons OF Flowers
Far Pretty Ruehes aud Tabs
For Pretty Misses Bonuets-
For Pretty Chiidrs4 = Jnsteys or Flats
GO TO
Miss n. Il. MARSH. 45s State Street, where
rents arc low und Millinery is sold at moderate
prices. m25-1w
~ Strangers visiting this city will find
beautiful collection Of The most fashionable mil
iinery at Miss u. H.. Marsh, 253 State ST., BE-.
tween Jackson and Van Huren streets.
mrtl4-7tt
, 1859-05-28

WATER YorE G.rpESs.-ff you want good
rubber hose fitted to your hydrauts at a low
price, call or send TO the Rubber store, Il Dear.
born street, one door north Of Lake street
, 1859-05-28

- The first Of June is near at hand. Ter
per cent. will be added to water rates unpaid
after that dnfn
, 1859-05-28
THE CITY.

- Tonight is the last night Of the Arctic
Panorama, ut Mechanics Institute Hall.
, 1859-05-28

- Have we Street Commissioners, and have
they no regard for the condition Of aur streets.
The pared streets, at least, might be kept
Glenn
, 1859-05-28

- We learn that Archbishop Hughes. now
in this city, will preach Of St. Anry's Of the
Lake, to. morrow.
, 1859-05-28

70 The city Was dull aud dismally moral
and itcmless yesterday. Tho Police Court
gave only few petty cases.
, 1859-05-28

Real Estate for Sale.

AA0AA A31t<x . AV1 0{&10s
so feet tnt Michigan and Iadiaaa avenues ,ncud!px
ssse2! ene efa<-s Teas are very taEosahe thnse
. intending t, in rove.
Hou* aad LIT or Oil ist:. rn.tsna areuue Lot ii
eF l.'; Hnuse. txn+ +oFy franz. with tasu.
iouse furnished with f.e.n l.ptore4nenta ani !.
YE.1RS' fiME oN III ior r '"'e E''<ne'' e1oa'
co11ot feet % !tlues at:sz1 Wells, with HOC9E
AND BARN
SaH text State street nra- Oh
uu-e and IL ~ state ,rv-, nth Of Clch's Hotel.
eoHx - !~e1 II te It1rst Near Aong,e With THREE
BK1ch STnkEs, t4'r- .to:!cs tasetneuia md 1t.
ted for dwc:u-s 1,ove.
<o1I50 flr Wa.h.+oa etrc't. Re: xten Eaukfo ind
Aa-.et ~ Lot =. bloc.:;. WE WILL LEASE ths
- pe'2es:y Tor term It sc =. !t>:re!.
Houa+ 4ad La La<e Asnrf ct Cpiop Pz1k Lot Is
x:tJ- fft1-e. TWO strr5 fr4sLe.
liz. - stss - Warm ztrse' 1as Talon Park This il
sxU ft+t e1 iEI11s dt.t, Nt.to4t With improve.
49, 1oeof% which are renting fer 10 PER anuuas
We hayrso1e vtrJ aeslraie .v !~er m PARK AVE.
NCE.ot WaT1sn ssress. near Eohy and Nay: oa Abr
Aberdeen md May are=,s, Which n afe ofc1lne 1t
La LoIs W44!.on Moueoe. Wilcox. Adm, md JACK
so1 .trrtfs uId West are:.ue wsst al unon Paff
tsrequired xi,hE FIVE YEARS. Th,.1s tne rhsnrs
for 1en of aaH1trae have hons IL brs,tnf
poFfsn q Tie city. b pa, .nE 10 rata uf sne3r-xt
1900 acses of farming lands ss..te-l IT, knn4 Nf,reT Hs
r. tT1Quats .onS. Hardin. >Ane and Pore esunite1 4
e.es ~ - a., a. IT ~ u 1Hso Nt::s'' e. ~ .aa
fhF ea& Or e7eh1l fnr +,Aal~,A "a ryolertY @
CITY tEo2hKTi AM. CUl STEf LASps TO *.
SaASoE M E far stock. Of Gecds~ Bootaand shoea La1-
tt-t;n Xieatsaa av.7u, 1v.,n ,... ,,d d,
1T on NleaE1n .venue nt1, 10 Ns sls1ks resasaes =
to LEASE FOR TEHM Of YEARS. AT low
, 1859-05-28
ITO WHOM IT MAY CON
Il CEkS.

The SUBSCRIBER offers for sae large q,aty cf s;-r:or
Refigerators---Hicko Patent,
# st flrtI T. They are mae fnnI u :. >1 l.s:I
and equal asy In lEe afket s.'t IL:
tue psirr.
s'sit on y. Gos}bWlLLIE. Meraf,ctu1 :.
t'nrr"r of Fs4nx In and O4 stnrt !: fe snr> q. J.
j. lngKett, ~Gte stree; Ez.tt Es4 L., Michigan
Or John Hus she4 Plumber. coeu.r " Stale. uy:-sr
, 1859-05-28

~ The 10000 Grim. con. case on Friday
resulted in the discharge of Durham. which
ends this chapter Of the afair.
, 1859-05-28

Grover / Bakers new aud uneoualled
Family Sewing Machines, with Improved Hem
sters. ls6 Lake street, up stairs.
my1s.9W. H. ALEXANDER. Aren't.
, 1859-05-28

-| Wheeler 4 Wilson'S Sewing Machines
Northwestern Office, lG7 and 1fa Lake street.
GEO. K. Ct1rrESDES,
mY1i oY f,pnrral 3,,anf
, 1859-05-28
3)rcsa 4 Trihtttte.
CHICAGO.

NEWS FROM THE PLAINS.
Tie letter G: ", Mc{;innis, Of which tue
telegraph tnads mention ycsivrday morning
will he G'lnd upon the third page. ms also
concurrine testimony Of other returned f. ID
, 1859-05-28

= Rev. DR.. Garrison, Rector Of St. James
will lecture before the American Protestant As
sociation Oh Monday evening, at their Hail on
Monday evening ut the Hall on West Randolph,
corner Of Clinton street.
, 1859-05-28
II A 4 E Il o T I C. E
BOXES, BOXES: Roxue:

AaPe,soa* res1rn: atte% Q, e.o1e easd..
that will f1raish any qt4nt Of bo.es rfq1vt ste to
aay dns?d4Hs Esea i by rase tetveAx The sae ):
anT pact II The city shipping anY 7nt drry:- u
Est,foa4: aartnx Arke quantity ofaox lnber h.ad
~ suPo1 Tic tsade II pers Ih!sh vii X .1tlsl2,.
Esefy bex warranted. DAVID GOt>lIWlLLE,
nyE dtlssz 70. Boz ~ Cor. Fzaakua aad Ohio $t.
, 1859-05-28

- Yesterday, while standing in the ab-
sorbed contemplation monkey and hand organ
near North Market Hall, German womnn
llud her pocket picked Of d g bill. No insur-
, 1859-05-28

"a; In tue storm Of Thursday night the light
ming struck dwelling house on West Jackson
street doing some damage to the roof and one
side, but not injuring the inmates.
, 1859-05-28

W smart looking young German, having
committed matrimony with very blooming
young Katrina, the pair were before Justice
Mil1iken yesterday afternoon at the instance Of
the mother Of the latter neither Of the distressed
'parients" h.ving given tho nuptials their sau.:-
tion, in this case all the more necessary. b.
cause Kntr;na was only seventeen, This placed
the bridegroom in position rather equIvocal.
inssnueh AZ to procure the certificate necessary
under our statutes, be had sworn that bis lady
lore Was orer eighteen, since the legal alserus.
tive the consent Of her parents was unattain-
able. Before the Justice, however, Katrina her,
self explained things, and cleared up . case
that looked Ike perjury in her young SPOUSE.
By confessing that she told him she was OVER
| eighteen. 1ustice Ai}iiken gars her some good
advice Of nature both prospective and retro.
] spectre, then turning to the old LADY advised
her to make the best Of the matter, and be ami
able and encourage the young folks, whereup-
On thu party retired from the presence, he
young bride apparently determiped to be cheer.
t ful
, 1859-05-28

Rev. DR.. Foster, Of Evanston, will
preach at the Indiana street II. E. Church in
the North Division, on Sunday morning and
evening.
, 1859-05-28

OFFICE o. THE CHICAGO &
MA; ii, 1>4e. ~ "-'
The a:a1t meeting If tie ::rtknef1 1f Tbs epn,psnT
Eor ths ~ttn os Ttee. frv ira fr thr cn- nfH1 vr
~ "s hs.1 u ,'e o!acc IT ,!e enpny In the c!,y of ri
us1t Thc p..F vii IA cpeAel II IL o'c,vek =. ~ nj
c4s*<1a Il II O'clock H..
HENRY FARNAM, PYesfent
ny5tl-dt64 FEAAtts II. 7UNS. e<c1xtaIr.
, 1859-05-28

~ A new turnout, the first between Twelfth
and Lake street, is being put into the State
street horse railway near Quincy street, which
will so divide the route that next week the cars
will make fiyc minute trips.
, 1859-05-28

RIO 1:EN'T-Six Fine Offices and
i..!n %tr-ts ApVlT Ia the Gruee1y Stose. 10 NENEL
%SlF r.v& ,.r ,t1-A
, 1859-05-28

- The Michigan Southern Freight depot
lsad . MARROW escape from destruction on Thurs
day night. 1t WIS struck By lightning and set
on fire,
, 1859-05-28

Is Archbishop Hughes. New York; Rev.
Francis NcNcirney, New York; Hon. B. H.
Smith, Wisconsin; 11rs. c. u Sinclair {late Mrs.
F.. Forrest; Miss Annie Sinclair, and Mr. Henry
Scdley, are among the arrivals at the Briggs
House.
, 1859-05-28

The U. s. AGRICULTURAL FMR-The Prcsi-
dent Of the United States Agricultural Society
and delegation Of the Committee of Arrange.
ments Of the Society, will be in the city some
next Annual Fair
, 1859-05-28
20 lScllt.

ITO RENT-Two Stores suitable
J. t,r Commission tn lntsa. s'uta sf't nf Knue
Icar:n: st:er:. Terms low. Apply 10 IA
Nh IL Mat;L uy l.
, 1859-05-28
NrM advertisements.

u E. Fl SERIrEF. -4fee17.t~J A..rt, G na1rko,n u
T. nuor-=f 10 rre~fre Aatef>usaa }or is a~t .C The
Lining frI~7' o. the North 're.:. III LEoify
, 1859-05-28

e In the United States District Court vcs
terdy in the trial of the Rock Island timber dep
redators on Government land, Wil1am kerns
was on trial convicted aud sentenced to par costs
finc us. aatl pass one hour in jail Thomas
]. Williams was acquitted Of like charge The
residue Of these Gases 90 aYer pntil Il,ne
, 1859-05-28

- The second night Of the operetta Of the
"Flower Queen" at Metropolitan Hail last cycn-
ing, was brilliant success. The house was
crowded. Acssrs. T1linghast and Williams In
tened to give it for tbs last time on Mondny
evening.
, 1859-05-28

RIO fsENT-Seycral good brick
II prices frnul $:.50 to 4HU. ABBOTT 4 kiN.;MAS,
h"1 INK 4+y lr--- I'm