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, 1859-08-02

~ l1fy C:stk+ 0aoe. ChsesSu. Aue.4 1ssa4
rbe notice il her1hy given Ill pefsoas rsssed taat
the apanea BY the Gonnon Ccuns of tbs
t1tT Of .hcko 10 The d1nace. :nt h-T eds r.
ctY, by or extending Dtarbsa sszTe+ IN HEtt
Lin s1psh f Madam to Monroe st1ee&. 50 fest
vide and Nnt sit. the I4rtnu Of u .t1ees lying In
rAte:y uorth Of s.i .t?.tet extsaston a accord
se ~ h e S,ssf ';e a r. I s cs
&uzu thereof u my nt6es.
Auy pefsnas wish nx 70 appeal from stA a*s.ss.oent
mus I'd sh41 ohj- In writing ln aee y p
fose XoEday. The tn Of Au:u*s - AZ "eoek
n lie Cuulfnou Council will q iAa Lne. IN the Council
ROOM ha Ill ob COS u said aAsss0&ns And reEss aaa
ans 1is.aea IL ERE1SNANN City Clerk.
, 1859-08-02

FIRR on NoRfH FRANKLIN STEEEr-ARREsf Or
ScrrosED IxcESp1ART.-About O'Clock Sun.
day morning fire broke out in two story
frame boarding house on North Franklin near
Kin1ie street, and it was partially destroyed. It
Was owned By Mrs. Mary Barton, and the fre
originated in = room occupied BY Mrs B., being
set in five different places. She was arrested to
answer on charge Of firing the premises which
we're insured for E, 900 in the -Etua Insurance
Company. The loss on the building was about
$500.
Tue upper part ofthe building Was occupied By
three families, Patrick Mckay, Thos. McGwin
and Robert Kane. Their loss Of furniture
amounts TO abont so each.
S1w Mrs1c.-H. u. Higgins publisher, No.
| II Lake street, has sent US package of new
music "Bird's Nest Polka, - by Louis Staab,
| Of this city. ne are ASSURED is capital piece.
"Mount Vernon Waltz" By Matti II. Coz, also
| good. "Sbanghai Qoickstep,"-yesJ much ad-
,nired Is played BY some Of our Chicago Bands.
"pooz witlie:s all Alone" )" 's Home is Sad with
out Mother" and Little Maud :" ase all BY J.
T. Webster, and al in his best style. Sereral
of the passages are very touching. They are
songs which all who hare lost child or amoth-
er will dud appropriate and soothing.
- We hare this fault to lind with our street
sprinklers. They make the streets too wet.
The contractors undertake 10 60 over too much
ground, aud thus, to make their passage Last tho
longer, make the streets 4 u,ud-bed. The
streets should be kept cleaner, aud tho evil
| .r,pld te tc6s serious but We have civeu that
, 1859-08-02

~ Mrs. Royal We learn is rapidly recover.
ing from tho wound inflicted by her husband !,
who is now in custody.
, 1859-08-02

II The little son Of Newton Chaplin, Esq,
injured by being run over BY car on State
street, is, we are glad to learn. in condition
yery farornb1e for his recovery without loss Of
LIMB.
, 1859-08-02
The Trial OF s. NJ. Bo OF h.

The TRIAL OF 5. N. Bo 9th.
The testimony in the Noolh trial, which still
progressing at Milwaukee, is very well summed
nr in The following paragraph-t'lc nsterisks
being inserted in the places where the testirno.
publication:
- they - he
for Mt tho
= cyidcncc
witness retired.
, 1859-08-02

E Defective Frank reached this city on Sun
day night, from Detroit, with Potter. the Osll-
kosh inccndiarv.
, 1859-08-02

B- About six o'clock last evening little
girl three years old, plainly dressed, was found
on West Kinzic street, and taken to the Station
TTouae in Vest Market
, 1859-08-02

lava COFFEE-200 Pockets U.
x W. " '1' ~ Gt}ss H0AG.
No44h E,1f.
, 1859-08-02

- Tic advertisement of the Sewerage
Commissioners merits attention.
, 1859-08-02

C41cAoo HOMEOPATHIC MEDICAL Soc1E7Y-
The regular monthly meeting Of this Society
occurs this evening, at the Office Of DR.. ]. l..
Kellogg, No. IS Clark street.
, 1859-08-02

TEAS IN CADD1ES-1oo put up
- eseseAAJ 'a8 ~" GosS HoAd
..s.,a No, T. NnHth Cf11t rflxs<
, 1859-08-02

F. B. MA special meeting Of Patriarch
Lodge, No. 3, F. B. IT,, will be held in the lodge
room this Tuesday, evening. at o'clock. A
punctual and full attendance is desired, Al bust
ness ofimpoEtance il to be transacted. By order
Of the g. II. 2.
, 1859-08-02

~A correspondent complains there is
something Of the Dog in the Aanger" policy
exhibited By those who, holding leass Of the
City Hospital for fire years against any ones
opening that institution, refuse to opsn it them
selves.
, 1859-08-02

@ Oakum Is dashing clerk Ia !" Ship
Chandlery establishment on South Water street.
Is used to making ont his bills To scbooaers and
brigs. Latterly has fallen quito IN the way Of
mcd,tating on the attractions Of le. us tall her,
Miss Mary 3. D.-. O4kum fndised Mbm bis
desk m "inrite" to his inamorata = few days
since, taking especial pains to do the thing
neatly. He sent it of by the store-boy. Forth
with down comes Mary's brother, hot haste,
shows 0akum bis ncte, and shakes his fist at
Oakum. who reads and faiuts:
"Harzy 0aknu's compliments TO Schooner
Mary b., would De happy to accompany,
&c"
W Meteorological observations taken By ].
4. Reed + Co., apothecaries, 144 and 14s Lake
street, August lst, 1859.
Thermometer. Baxnnete.-
, 1859-08-02

LOOK OFT FOE CoCSTEzTk11s.-Look ont for
counterfeit $5's on the Bank Of the Capital
Madison, Wisconsin. 1t is thin, greasy paper,
Of dark color. Counterfeit $l0's on the Far
est City Bank, Cleveland, Ohio, are also in cir
crlafinn
, 1859-08-02

TnE SCSDAT QcEsrioS.-Tha 1ol1o"bg ord1n"
aucc WAS presented Inst evening By Aid. J. ".
Kennedy, and referred to committee:
Wu1nzA The open and reckless q he SOB
bath whte prevails IL city at the psta Mt tins IN so-
lloa Of the spill Of and Tie !etes Of our
wa subve1ve of order and good moFas aEd Injurious 10
tic city abroad. And whe7e4*
The pfo.t.oEs of The city thaeE p.ee It n TIN pove. Q!
the Common Council and The bc interests Of TIA GlJ Fend.
er il their tuty " a6ot efficient easuSe1 in t&A peuS5
TheEeftrt-
See liz ordained Ly the Csanoo Coure1 of he Cry
Of Chleko tha Ill saloons tn vhIch sprts ad az qu4
are kept snd sol al sho!. thcatA and other pCFs Of
auseitleLt sha te cis~ e1 II u 1cck SataT u!gt
A1It Eerl1.n cits d until l. O'clock. -,
Sn,3 Ana'l b tho duty uf the Mayor y Eevofe the
peen ~ os ii -hows thers md Other psa f
amuamement that sts be kept open In sla4un of The
proys ons hereof
sEo s. Tlls ordnance 4taitake edeet from md after ta
r14eAEes
, 1859-08-02

~ The liquor dealers and '@ Sample room" "
men are being put through. Three hare been
sent to Eridewetl in default Of payment Of fines.
, 1859-08-02

~ 4 series Of splendid showers swept over
this region on Sunday and Sunday night, put
ting things on the best possible basis Yester-
day WAS model day. We doubt it our friends
sunmcriug elsewhere see the present meteorol-
ogy Of this our city surpassed.
, 1859-08-02
TTO CITY d COUNTRY TRADE
l. Psrsses va.'ss soeaesssnx tn tha
FTQUH AND NEAy yKE

vn do vel 10 ee1 o:te7a to 1Aka sFes4 N d essas
zse Wazansd md y1 = euppcd The towsf ynS
P3esee sddsEss sIEvkAA NORRIS / o. ~ aR3 II
, 1859-08-02

stfeet, and get your clothes cleaned and re-
paired. They will be well done and It prices to
, 1859-08-02

n Yesterday, the twenty Anuiver..
sasy Of West Indian Emancipation, was oh.
served by our colored citizens in IN excursion
and picnic at Evanston.
, 1859-08-02

tT A correspondent makes what strikes US
as = good suggestion that some one offer pre-.
MUM at the forthcoming National Fair, here,
for the best method Of car ventilation, some.
thing yet far from having been perfectly at
tained-
, 1859-08-02

C.rvktAxp, August Ia Wool Fair il to b
lcld here on Aug gust 4th, followed b. public
sales on the 5sh. Fine samples OF Ohio. Indi-
ana and Michigan wools ~ being alreadJ ex-
hibited.
, 1859-08-02

- Are our mechanics preparing to do JUS
tice to tue manufactures Of Chicago in the e1-
bibitiou at the United States Fair here in Sep
tc1nbcr:
, 1859-08-02

~ Merchants will do well to call on Vim.
q. Haskell 4 Co., No, los Lake street, whose
advertisement Of second regular sales appears
10 the appropriate column. To those wishing
TO assort stocks the system Of Measrs- Haskell
+ Co. is calculated to be an accommodation
commencing itself to busineas men. aul-et
, 1859-08-02

sT Two Germans, " Professors in the Art Of
Swimming" as they style themselves, propose
10 gise an Aquatic Exhibition in the railroad
basin within few days.
, 1859-08-02

{" C. Il. SCRITE4S. Aisertista3 Agcat, 81 DaUeor@a
aatAo1ei sscsifs All rAtises<ass fer s aAd nj ~
es..liAa PapsJs a tas Worth W4s4. }al.hs9+y
, 1859-08-02

- Coroner James went to the Sag, about
twelye miles south Of the city, yesterday sfter-
noon, to hold an inquest on tho body Of 4 man
there found drowned.
, 1859-08-02

y at No. 467 South Clark street, the drug
store Of Dr. Ryan, yesterday morning, young
lad watched his chance to slip in and Schuyler
ize four dollars in change from the money
drawer. No returns.
, 1859-08-02

GRANGE or TINE TO THE Non7HwEsr.-0n and
Chicago aud Northwestern Railway, rix: Day
Express ar s:45 4. H., Evening Express ut lilo
2. u.
, 1859-08-02

- One Martin, who make : disappearance
from this neck Of woods some months since,
having previously sn,oothed the way in the line
ofpocket money BY parting with his checks on
Hoffman L Gelpcke for sundry considerations,
which checks turned ont "a no good" has been
arrested on a edpias By ot6cerz Dennis and
Palmer.
Ca,cAGo MEDICAL Soc1ErT.-The Chicago
Medical Society will hold its monthly meeting
this Tucsday) evening, at the Office Of Dr.. y.
S. Dsyis, corner Of State and Washington sts.
An interesting essay is expected from Dr.. Pow
cl; and Prof. 0Erin Smith will open tue medical
discussion, which will be Of peculiar interest 10
the profession.
McV1ckEa's-" WIEN Forxp nAxx NOTE o." )"
John BEoughsm, the inimitable, opened M
engagement at IcVieker's last evening us
"Capt. Murphy Mcguire"
| Tonight, make a note Of il" }" he comes on Us
"Capt. Ed'ard Cuttle," in Dombey and Sou.
Those who ne.er heard Droughana in this char
acter will do well to secure their seata and ask
the box-keeper to "made note of it," for there
will be rush, our word for that
Ora ST. JoskrH GrEsB-Prs1lc HoxoRs To-
xozRow.-1t il no small matter that Chicago
isiinked to the Missouri with belt Of iron, thu,
the most direct highway to the new Territories
lies along the track TINT connects US with St
Joseph. The connection il worth to our whole
sale trade-al our merchants msy choose te
make it.
Returning the pleasant excursion from thi:
city tost Joseph at the first opening Of the line
anumcrous party Of officials and leading buai
ness men from th.t country will be with Us to
night for brief soiourn in our city. We ar'
glad to believe that our citizens will DO fully u
| to the agreeable duty Of treating them well an
literally.
The programme dates from to morrow morr
ing, when there will be a reception 1t the Tr<
mont, u visit to The Board Of Trade Rooms, a
& excursion on the " Planet" and a grand banqu'
It the fremont tomorrow evening. We sha
:. give desails In our next issue, but suRgeat mo-
that our citizens leAre their stch-st1iuxa out.
, 1859-08-02
M ORE TO ,,., BE B: ADMIRED
RICHEST DIADE n
Worn by Kings or Empcrors.

~ AAe5 why = 43EAAeAA ~ 2AGA%A " AAAAe*
Because Is the osn.mcnt God Him elf provided for n
Neatcr. although Tie ruee may o!ootn ever 10
thE te<ih he thu,e tf pearls the h Is ben Ut -
ernE the h1r Be- sna and snseed hsrh and drv. of
It'll spsnkled With kIsy. nature vii os* IN rs
than haf her thaIms. FEcf Wuoda Ha!s Restorative It
used tso three times week will tsasore aa4 ief1a-
ntnfy aecufe to ib0th L1aruent Kel the tclo~rx
and Judge. The xEte1 VI the ntt Il tbs celebe ed n,
ThalbGY:
NV fokK. April -, f5:a.
III. WooD:-pear Sir Permit me 10 e1prea to you the
obEtionA under for Ge entiEr rtoT7Eon OF ny h.f
to IT, osign,l or; about the time Of my asa1 !n The
United states rapidly beeonluK Eay but up'n the
app7s Of your ~ffair Restorative seeay esel M
origin hue. consider your Restorative seryxocdsr
am, dsa. II. Jou,s tsu.y. ). .TIIALHGRu.
-Dgeh II Gvrueaydes.~
Welsh Newspaper oficr, u Nas44ust Aprt' Il, 1sSs.
Pkor. D. J. v COD: :-Deaf Sir: Some m.nsh or st1
wet1s ssn nee!vet bee u H.t Restorative I'd
thinking the time tht w4ul restore the kEay to
it, eolor bat u her well ny srp tse ass<r
fuw weeks rl has performed That wonderful t1ett ~
Identifying an thiek niux the hair. sssnnkty EeconneA
of theiz ba!s. CHARLES GARDEN.
NV Yosk, July .a, 1s5..
reoy o. J. wooD With confidence do recommend
Jps lalr Restorative berk the eract aEtssle
Sacc using yoar llaE letora1ise ny haF and
whstess which we're aluost While have ks'uat kIswn
dark and now feel aent that few more Applications
vi raAnfe their naturA +.AoE. Il at1 his seeTed
me ali dadr1 and unpleasant htac ee00!an atnouE
pelsons Who p<rspJs frteay- J. &. hiLEf.
rork, In she ~ Xev I~k x11z Railing Easli,hnenk)
And I'd aJ III god Druggist. and Faocy Goods nea'ess
a4,-3M
, 1859-08-02

CHURCH CHOIRS.-An expe-
sieneea Tenor Singer md Xn.'e4l Direeso.. he ct
Albany. n. Uo06 Ike enz7kensent In choir (pxo-
teart peetrd> Dfsctof and TenoE 10 either a{ao
~ aont. IN At moderate. Please address TAXNR, hax
M33 Chicago, IMuoi@ au.Hx
, 1859-08-02
CHICAGO, TUESDAY, AUGUST 2, 1859.

FCHEy LAW-TNKKHING.-We shall Ast0ut8h
numbers Of our renders who may think they re-
member to have bought short loads Of hay With
ia thnt period, BY stating that since the early
part Of 1858 there has not been single viola:
tion of the ordinance supposed to corer such
traffic. And this must not lie considered rs
arguing any improvement in the moral status Of
hay reuders, who have doubtless With abundant
reason Rugged to themselves the idea that they
were just as great rascafs and knaves as ever
Tho absence Of violations Of the ordinance is
due To the cogent reason that it has just been
discovered that since early in 1883 there has
been no hay ordinance to riolate-nars oa<. 1t
appears that in the process Of tinkering Wood
ordinance, in which the staple Hay VIVA included,
the latter got revised ont Of existence, The
Wood ordinance rs amended had no allusiou to
Hay, and then repent Of the former did the
business of extinguishment. Well, it has done
no harm, and probably has caused less law
breaking on this point than formerly, though
there hare actually been some arrests and fnes
under tue repealed ordinance from force of
habit.
Now, let some one 60 to work aud get up a
Our citizens in buying hay hare been long
enough swindied by an impudent, daring set Of
knares, who have rode rough-shod orcr all
right or restraint in this matter. The field il
certainly clear for IN ordinance that shall be
something besides dummy, with useless
officer appended to it, too poorly paid ever to be
found at his post. Put the Hay and Wood ques-
tion at rest in some sensible shape, Messrs. City
Fathers.
SERIOUS SrABBlxo AFrRAY Of SUNDAY EyES-
1sG.-0n Sunday evening last serious, and. as
it may prove, fatal stabbing aifray took place on
gan avenue, ut the foot Of Madison street, in
which young man named Henry Edgel, FORM
erly bridge tender, stabbed man named
John Mccormick painter, who lives at the
boarding house Of Mrs. 0lrer, on Taylor street.
From what We can learn Of the aifair, m i'm
proper intimacy has existed between Edge|l and
the wife Of Mccormick. In JapuarJ last she
left hsr husband to live with her paramour.
On Sunday evening the guilty pair we're walk
ing on Michigan avenue, as above, when Nc
Cor,nick came up to them. Some words en-
sued, when Edgeu knocked him down, and in
the scutle that followed, s.ahbed him four times
with dirk knife.
One wound was received in the abdomen,
through which the intestines protruded. Ano-
ther was in the left arm pit, barely escaping the
large vessels, and dividing several branches.
The third was over the right shoulder, the d.
rection giren to the cut by the collar bone, sav
, 1859-08-02

- The next term Of the Cook County Cir.
cult Court will commence September 1st.
, 1859-08-02

REcoapza's CoUnr.-The portly form Of Re-
corder Wilson ioomed in its place yesterdsy,
the Grand aud petit juFies were duly:enpan-
nel.ed and sworn in, the Charge was delivered
to the former, brief but pertinent, and the gen.
cral business Of the August term Of this impos-
tant court commenced. The following are the
Jurors sworn in:
Gxaxn Jrr!-wm. stuney,nt. K'eh: Kassitz. y. F.
D'WuL Ger. Petemsn. !. H. Cray. Rubest Fetxu4 AyEon
b, Doun1, d. G. Whitney. II. 1asnta H,!sm checssbso.
Msa DarSy e " .pesEs ,l,s; ns1o L. L.. !; ,ati A.
Slnei7ir. Ii. l. Fulton. e. y Wilder, v Z. y heaaeE.
rrnr Jcnr.-Adam Amberg, James Gauble, James 7.
Musuuln. L. b. Nelson. Lex|a Eelnz. joseph fo!"ek,
Ill tsry Michael Moore X. NoEEood John <. A!Isn.
S: T. Hoyt 4ensJ Neneye1, James rlhlaa. h. Far,
Charles Do1ala.a Wa, u. Busroukha, Samua Polker,
Charles she21, Jaines Weed Erh Dsy-
, 1859-08-02

At the Common Council meeting last eysning.
the salary of Recorder Wilson Wa raiEd 10
5000. It waa formerly, sinee the reelection
$4,000. At the same time the pay Of poliee pa
troluea WAS raised from - per week t. &1s
per week.
Motions to raise the salaries Of the City Mar
shal md Ctr Srherinteudent Nefe lost
, 1859-08-02

1Ax 10 IN. !: \. ARK, TAN. *r.u. 1f.A.
t6 IS e Il $50 :9.A $40
, 1859-08-02

TEAS-loO Halt Chests OF very
i tae quality asaostsd Teas far eIS!! 9%a! noAo
,~c,-,~ 10. q xakth cla1k ktesk-
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