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, 1859-06-20
COUNCIL PROCEEDINGS.

[cAl1En MErrfsG. IrxE 1s- Ia
r:s.;nt Iii; " h" May:r anil -,dr!mcn Long. Al
H. Ws ssi ~; %;iGF Ent';,,s '.!:: ns' sD' Al'''
IN r,tt.n "f Az I.u. ,ke r:.ns u. .hc minutes 81
,r: nriitr ,t;e II. IT, .t " ls VIZ a't ,'asI:s M
~ 't;.> .! Com. III Ss:css Id Alleys sul, ur:s;o,
".'"'. Ti1.t liz Mayor ard Comptroller tc auho,i,e,
na ';its:.I |. M r. IN Tug t"sra r l:r waI:ia ant
ese t''idng tst the s'ntsrt >h:ii l e:;,iz ~ It
l""r 'ezt. tr'es 1rr al 4.t1ates of tht iii,
t.:.r 9; th Ciy Of chtu PISSED feJrsary iii:
fa--ta. ''
A,, ',y san'c ,he :''!:awinc:
9S5sf: "s1'ts a II IT, ] ;ins I x ;;1s , n n S @
r.ik : =. i b., b. Etstin!*.i ami snnuiel
,a nsss1 IT.; IT,; s Ma!". aud ce,n;s5 m 3o!he.
. t' :Sli,s :I: :'= wall. a!ne ,1d v!aF viii Sho
tsst and : t1 IL: as nc "t s'at =! T. 'he i5 81
- he es:r 81 heretofore n:e,e.i II nlais WIN J.n
ttnf"f.n J1--td.
I'D nvtr 7nI ordered published,
An. 1.t's presented tic 1"t"w:nE:
To ihc Mayer and Aldermen Of the Civ u thiseo In
t'OnI1.oA TO incli assembled: "
Your t'unnlce M str ct. and a,rrs RI IN. S,. IL;
80 II w::::n VA ttts'd tx r. crawling Wyh
en LII @ n nt ,tfS:. y ,t a"s!h t,es .!rss t1
.t b.sire S sT 4, M "esa n Cnuns # Il, ~
TX r. IN f@a xns s "Ia::s IT,: thy
M t: IL tav {3, a M s I,n avsS y IT, 5rasse' With Mount
rs, !cxyp E.k .1s =, v4a t,nsrn M 'r s'fr. =
c,ter -in tlE. ard hi t,e; t.e rn The wes s!s
anI 2n ;s'A r rs twt~' tom It MD Twe:th IT, AID
ca5:c mi :r kfasc!. cents PR n van. for n,er
~! i..Hss TIC +ufters ctnts ~: fai ic. plank ,t
tn "e .s th. cra:nenecent IT tht work within on.
wy; tt the faASat "f tls ord and fir the cu,pt u
ntxt- >@e@'
t3!t-L Tia: Tie of e:1s3s = 4e a.sc-s+d upon the
f4i - ate iu the :ou!l Division f thr city chlrar
r ltS! he,"ftxt y sft sid uprv*:lrnt and that ie
t';4s ,unrl d. now eret hy hAt1nt f-puttt,, ,t
tl-tt -rl e.huteF ct the Cy II chicago 10 maks -
4 '1
AN! "a n: :ien Tie Council a!!ou:7-..
Il. kkE1SSMAN. CIc,k
, 1859-06-20
Inc chicago, Iowa and Eebraskn II.
IA. Eelel.r2ttou

hs celebration.
The following o1iiciui proceedings Of til.
guests lind at meeting on the steamer between
Clinton aud Fulton OIL their return from Ceda,
Rapids last Thursday morning. should have ap
pcared in our paper last week. They were
omitted by mistake.
Al meeting Of the guests of the City Of
1caar Nap1ds on their return from The Ralrout
celebration on Thursday morning., june 18th
Alderman u. Carpenter uf Chicago was called
10 Thy chair. when John A. Bross, W. W, Curtis
anu Geo. Watson, Es4s., were appoiut.da q COM.
'E'ttee 10 prepare resolutions expressive Of the
sentiments Of the meeting The Committee re-
ftrcd and reported as follows:
At*otrtd, That the liberal hospitality and ren-
c'ons welcome extended to us by the rropIr Of
Iowa. and especially bv tue citizens If Cedar
Aal'd. merit our Warlncst thanks,
A fofFtd: That the indomitab!e perseverance
manifested by the officers and stockhnldcrs n
tile Chlcass, Iowa aud Nebraska rai]road. nusl,.
'nG It sfcadi!y forward through al! the financial
troubles OF tue past two years, has mcritcd ,Lc
admiration and the confidence Of tic business
public. 03e''
1.esoEr<", That our hearty thanks are rendered
% me officers nf the Chica 10 aud Galcnu Cnitl1
r. H., and the Chicago, Iowa and Nebraska
h. H., Tor their prompt and courteous uttcntjun
10 50 many guests, and that NC shall remember
'hts "TRIP Us one Ut tue most plcnsan. of lift'se
Perienccs.
A,~'lrtd, That the Chicago parcrs, and t,,osc
a!onS the linc Of the Gale,la and the G. i. +
;: =. H. II. be requested to publish these rcsolu.
ihc resolutions were adopted By acclamation.
E. CARPENTER Chairman
, 1859-06-20
THE FLOOD IN THE 1IISSISs1ppx.


Dss'raeffon Of tue .NoH~< Pam, oxs Sac
.0tH and one <Jr5st .Mttf.
"" are permitted to publish the following
;"i"atc dispatches, announcing the carving
nHnv Of the dam und two mills at Moline on
FRIDAY night last The loss must be vcry heary,
a;d will be severely felt not cnly by the owncrs
# he property destroyed in the manufacturing
establishments ut Moline, but also by the lar.c
:.uasbcr Of labcrers who will be thrown out Of
e't'l'l'ylncut ere the bridge can be rebuilt:
DArEsror9. Iowa, June IS lsss.
]. r. TnAcr: The Moline dam. saw ,a;]1 and
er:st mill cusried away by wnter last night nj
r." . c',rs:. The gEiat mill lavs against q nicr
q the slough bridge. but This bridge i. 10 no
d+n1d1 Water tGis morning Is feet inohes
2So'@ -" "a'ff mark. oPkxAroR.
REX 1sz-A~p. L.. Juns Is 1885,
!: r. TnAcr.-The Moline dam with Sick.
r!f" f"nring mill aud Whites" saw mil
t::'e down the slough lust evening. Part Of
~" ;nr'nS "s1:' now oh nf the piers Of tue
>]"uga b'''=s: No 'i:trnarc IN hr;dge. Water
4. :: stand Or falling " n EHrxv,,
, 1859-06-20


The, Unitarian Conference Of Wcsterr
Churches met again Yesterday, and after report
from the churches before mentioned. In the
discussion Of the question ''What can be done
to support and orgunize churches Of our Faith
IN remote districts where few Of our people
lire, but who have no means Of supporting !
fastor:' Rev. Mcssrs. Clarke, S. Conant,
Staple Of Milwaukee. Mayo of Albany, Colyer
Of chicago, and Hale Of Dcston, took part. The
general sense was that there should orsaniza.
tions iii such places a once; and that all helr
needed should be given
Mr.. Gangoolv gave IN interesting account of
the women in India
K.s. Mt. Hale, Of Boston, preached sermon
on the "IIoly SPIRIT
The Conference is everywhere spoken of as
the most delightful one ever held in the West.
, 1859-06-20
L. $. Navigation In Nieararuo.

u, NEw n', toH1, Jnnc l>.-C4p,. McA!onI, sn,l
Af. Mise, engineer. with >,tGor,lin.:r,. and Nil
he necessary materials fer rypaifs. &C.. wen,
out Yesterday to KY West 10 take tie si.,1,rr
Scottish cl!icf to Nicaragua She is intended
f"r pavi...;in-; the san Juan.
Va '!'e l"'lt last. by the N,rth Star, inner.
c;!Fta'a and va.inccr. wru, out to Tux. cl,arr,
~ ~ ~; !asc steamer cass-lriaarli a,ll put l,cr
II + said that ilr. johnson las arranged wi,b
a'af4s steamship owner for the ,c, vice between
Ne" 1"rG and >..E Juan, and also will, !. .,uth-
srh steamship owner for the service Lv,wecu
New Nile:l,l, and Key Wrs+
, 1859-06-20
fo1eE1GS NEWS.-HEATTLE OF
MAJ. .K%HN&

NJ arc taken :shac2z hr our dispatches.
1H'E SAY that tie late battle between the
Allies and A'5st:ians was Tough. a. Magenta.
Now Magenta is town il I.onlba:dy, on tic
'l-' s'ic o; TIC T!ciau. Oh the great road be-
'"'"':l Noyar. anu Silall. To l!ayc arrived at
t:';'t }"'!nt, the Allies must hare over
"::'" III" -st*irsans i'll position ut Noyara,
'''!:"4i 1!:e bridge 1T Butl;4lora, crossed the
''i'i" in III" fare Of ill the Resistance that tic
H''% ''u:N ";!c.. ::.l tl!.n hare marched ten
;::'s E1stw's-l III tie Mila.. .uad--all this be-
;"t: Jun" :::d tlf.v date If the Turin :.iyi,rs
..s 'l!s Eur"ini and .1unc Alta, tthc day on which
i!4o bath" is sll to have cumnscncc,l,l Their,
Is S''n'' mistake :,''otN I'll this Tic distance
t:'n Ierc!i; the l:c:d quarters Of the Allies
~ Ma :r:ita. is 10: 81 great that n,i.}, no,
't''" !n,ca ovcrco!n" il thr tine indicated. If
:;:'T' l;::'i i"c IL, obstacles in tho war or ,
-i':"': a,a:vil, D;s: If we believe that the hat,
t. :s7":ad is properly named 1,y tho tel
'*T"!':' Nc lhnt>' suppose that tit
A's:sia:s retired ',l.:ad ,ll, Tie:ino with
''': ls!"!r:t"tion. gaze up tie bridge at Buc:
::''F;' ~ith"''i 4 struggle. abandoned a strong
i"'>i''n I'll the left hank <,f the river, and mao
"a:""r'"~:y surrendered alI the advantages Of
'' s''"':ion. ftr the purpose Of offering battle
II t 'lr:n r::In. II tl'r telegraph is correct,
ar: II l'r's''v Is, there have been MANY im-
:'rts1!t events 'l .h, theatre Of var, Of w],ir}
as '*'Hf1ry las not heard
III 'ir>t reports Of Mascnta if sut1, we |
may rll it, srs,n. when compared with later
"''';:'!~. Ia 1:av: been greatly exaggerated
'F dl>n;.t!...~ lr,p.r ;,c contest still un,]c-
''. III TIE ';;ll, t;1oa:., NaI,Yltu, with u1a.,
.:l"In"nrc If a t;'. Enal.sr;- was forest:,l-
:" ":'i'iaio:l ''v c.aina:u, victory. rm,u lii.
Strength Il; llis assertion, Paris was i],nuinot
~ !" l":t"r d! The triumph Of the allied arms.
W. s.c:r nothing more u tn: m,ycucpts Of
f;'"';'''di TIE larger events .lve oycrsl,a.
=: .'v' i Kim ana lis :a;laut little army, We
:+s';c il"m i?''' l'rr:iiin. out Of the rc;.tu.
=; lazy nictenl:,t III Milan that he has not
j.. .n. n.,rt.u.lit
, 1859-06-20

NEW fuHk. June 1s.-Tlle two Roman C.,1,.
olic c'erS. urn, Daynsau and Camps, whn r..
Gently attacked tic authority Of l5isiwp llucrcs
publish cards in tu days Ltrazu. reynsiu.s mi
Ietsaeting whatever they hive said IN ti,js >I,.
jeet that was eitc: conflicting to ,Er truth. ,lis.
son;nf with the faith ot the Church, or ornsi7.
nifty OF the Arch Iish.p. Y.lcy heartily rcnri,
81 the SAME, aud huuli,ir ask the PRAYERS. nar.
dun an'r'ndullgenee Of tic Arch. bishop in i,ur
t,eular, and all If thnsc III general u, w(vm
tAty may have given any scandal or o;i,,,so
, 1859-06-20
AAao 14@@1 sn9otanE Adray at LibeFtY
AeuIUcky.

The Danvil!e fKy.,) Tr.1une of THURSDAY
furnishes additional particulars Of the fata|
shooting attsay at Liberty, Casey couuty. KS'
on Tuesday last. brief account of which W.
published Rs;Slas in t1is paPef % Wednesday. The
Hustonss 1oe,pp 1ee parties were wm oas'ey Of
Gov. ousley: '. Pevton, Granville :1obn.oa y. In
Thomas Evans, and others not incut;uncd 1, nus,,
ley shot johnson and Evans Johnson d;ed 10.
HsansiE: and Erans shortly after. and pertnn
Stabbed ouslsy, but not fatally. The dlGcultr
"as altogether personal between the narti,. !,
, 1859-06-20

New i"nK. June l>.-Thc Steamship Ar;c,
t'r southampton and liavrc. took ou, il, n a..
senscrs and Hearty Que ,uiliou i'll spccic. Tie
city Of Washington takes out 60 pas,en...rs
and half million in specie.
Jud:s ln;ersoll. il the Superior Csurt TODAY
ant Ill tue libel suit Of Edward +. Erv against
Bennett, editor ot the M<rua{. The verdict
against the !cicndaut iu the lower c.u7t was
$7,W'.
~ dispatch from Dunkirk SAYS, the l,ode. Of
Martin SHUTTER. Lis wife and child we're DISCOVER.
ca M IN an upper chamber OF their hon>e, aIl with
posed TO have been committed by Sa,,,sr l;,,-
self, who had not lived happily with his wife,
Sauter kcpi IN trli;<rant LuaEiline l,nu.c
, 1859-06-20
slave Traders DISCHARGED.

~" soEk. June 1.-THE preliminary exam.
1natic'i was commenced yesterday III tho casc nt
the >savcr bark urio". recently brought 10 this
port and the testimony oil 1.;ents. Dallas and
ean'pnsA "as taken. Lieut.. Dallas stated tl1t
Capt uanua admitted tn him thu, 1,r w:s ,..,.
pl"yed to take the ctioa tu the coast Of Africa.
where !'t was I" transfer the Charge Of tin. W.
ss'. which was thereafter to te c,uplnvctl in IT.,
slave trade. Tile prisoners under examination
we're l'an'el s1orsHn, iirs, !Aate, and twelve Of
tie crew. The evidence as 10 the character ":
'ne vessel was st'ftsewllat mute. but the Com
missioner held that it was iu.utf;cirnr :, b,,,d
the acc1lsct, and they were accordingly dis.
chargcd.
, 1859-06-20
Tie Milwaukee Scntfuel.


':c q: our wuuid-bc Republican cotcmpora-
Us. :!le <hcago U.mo.val,-for the purpose
q !'''in!:e'd@ the party against .l!c Gcr1nans
.,":i. has ceased to influence alleges TINT tc
'l:' f'r7'aau Musical Convention, at Cleveland,
MS !"'lt'eal ;.ltar. The statement deserves
'r'Aks. Tic rnec.ins Was for fes,ivc and ,nu.
s:'"1 purposes alonc; and politics and party
u':," ..; ::snugh Of.
, 1859-06-20

SE~ }oEk, Juue 1S.--1n the race which caa1c
on Yesterday afternoon on the Fashion Course,
between Tar kirer and ''Bil! Chee.Lanl," tue
former won the match for s. 900. iu two s,raiy
heats Of three miles each. Time la ! III.
, 1859-06-20

Norc Damage on the SSclland Capul.
ST. cArH&Rl>k-, Z. W. June 1>.-The ca,-
banktnent be1xet, locks Nos. .. " ,rl ~ nv
tic NeIf4nd Canal, has been washed away hr
tue force OF the water frum the break III ,oc[
No. -. 1t is feared that fifteen or ,wrnty day.
will be required to repair damage to The canal.
Twenty vessels are detained IN Lie f..na1
, 1859-06-20

10 RENT We'll lighted and Ven
E!.:sd 7oor1s With seal, power. Apply =. Chsaco
Leaa Nof-s. c''f 'nton 1nl Futon 81. myal:lm IttS
, 1859-06-20

Movements and uovcs OF the chcsx
Champion.
New foRk, June 1sth.-l'aul Morz.hv vii.
proceed next week to Philadelphia. on :. visit
for New Orleans, r.a Cincinnati. 81. Lou;s ,,ni
other cities AIr. Aorphy visited tie rooms Of
1he Brooklyn Chess Club night or Two since
and played TWO games with H. F. Knott. and
ons with Mr. slarr1che. in each game giving the
ODDS Of the Queens knight, aud WIS tue vic.
tor --
, 1859-06-20

TO EENT-Several good bricl
a p.;evs fr"tE 40 to sap. ABBOTT i KIN1;MAS
, 1859-06-20
Dtes4 Il Triihuttt,
CHICAGO.


4 tT80WL~
Since the Agent ii the Associated Press
and the Telegraph Companies in Nova Scotia
have got into '!aarrcl, Our dispatches are
pr"rokn::sy mcagr". This battle Of the Mar
:ruI1, Tor insiane',-ihc most important mill
'ary "'e'H s;.sc lsl517=is cut oflwi1E about half
The words that "e:o devoted to description
y! Mrs. Sh'hl''* *'.ayl. Confused, laundering.
short. unsatisfactory and wratl-lroyoking
they spur curiosity without allonline means
'''r ITS sr;st:i'ealiun. Nepray for other things.
y !!a' We get our readers know.
, 1859-06-20

g A gentlemen Of some fame as q caual1cr
u long experience, und Il Democratic door-
Keeper i" The House has been appointed Con-
''nctor III f}ie Nnlisun street line of cars. Tn
pass'''s over the bridge on Saturday, it is said
t'at liz roarcd cut, thinking that lie was again
OIL INC r;s'ns cansa1, ''briJgc, bridge, duck
your heads and squa, down.
, 1859-06-20

-. Loris. Fune lS.-The New Mexican mail
With dates from Santa Fc 10 the 18th. rrachrd
Independence this morning. News unimuor-
tant: Three companicr Of troops were met at
catt'awoo. en- route to cs,abtik !. post At the
crossing Of the Arkansas.
, 1859-06-20

~ The next annual meeting Of the Illinois
safural History Society will be held at Bloom
lHgton on Wednesday, June o9th, 1859,
, 1859-06-20

> Gentlemen as well rs Ladies' are iuyited
to make Il: State street, resting place Grams
patent folding chairs. camp stools and settees.
furnish agreeable sit,iuss while waiting for tae
cars. Resnectfullv
je:-ew H. {. TAS SCnAAck. JA.
, 1859-06-20
Fire at Frcdonia, n. i.

BrrFALo. June 1.-THE large foundry, and
warehouse attached, belonging 10 L. 4. Lester
3 20, a. Fredonla, was consumed by firr
Wednesday afternoon. The wa1c-roon,s we're
filed with Earious agricultural implements, all
Of which were consumed. The iuss il esttu,a,rI
at <ls,A"; tS,25" only Of which is covered br
insurance -
, 1859-06-20

LAST WEEk OF THE Fixr ART Exuprr1ox
This exhibition will be co>cd on Monday 10th
last: Open from y l. II. to 81 r. H.; Ereninr Il
to 81. ;a1sI-
, 1859-06-20
Kcnomhn and Rockford Rae1ro.A
iE mn tiE Ht,cI{ IL.


1t affords no little pleasure, in which, wc ar.
sure our citizens generally will share, to he ab]c
70 announce the fact that tue iron far the com
pae',"n Iae o. M th's Aoad to Rockford tie present
season has been secured. Letters were r..
ce'sc1 in this city yesterday, announcing tie
comLtt'on ct thc contract. An extract from
one from e. I. Dtigss Esq, now in New YorI.
follows: 10 d"
THE contract fot th. iron is just signed, seal.
ed and delivered. Thcy co,n,ncpcc tirlvcr;rr,
1 i next Monda! nd ky contract i is to be de- de
The following despatch from the Prc,;dcnt or
this end Of the line, Charles II. $paforI. Eso
also ia New York, was Likewise received hcrc
yesterday afternoon. "e'e
!, Our iron for tho railroad will be Skinned 1,r
Hlte slst ot this month, aud will arrrvc in chi.
caSo IN twenty days from day Of shipment"
rms renders the completion Of the Road cer-
n.n, and q ncw cry will then dawn upon the
& Rockford Railroad, 4AeDosnS
, 1859-06-20

= Guver L Bakers new and uneoua,Ied
s:lia1lS sewirg Machines at $5y. Another in-
yoict is. receivcd. Also silk. cotton and linen
th7ead, expressly adapted. Loo Lake street.
1c4s.lW II. ALEXANDER Aren't
, 1859-06-20

~ The alurm Of fire on Saturday nj n},out
= +. d., was caused by the burning Of some
hay in the second district.
, 1859-06-20

- Citizens aad strangers who have miII,.
nary to purchase should read Miss Marsb's Id.
Eerti>ca>ent in another column. ie1s.ft
, 1859-06-20
LOCAL MATTERS.

Fl To obtain the best quality uf Summer
C'"ihins, made to order, OF tue best matrral
and ni"ss .nexreptionaote style and Ct, 70 to
James Il. Ely's, l4' Randolph street. lis STOCK
is e1crllsd by none III the city, whether for
cn'aPnsss. beauty, or the excellence OF The ma.
ier'al We wruld adsise our friends, by ali
me.r>, to give lin. cali before ordering e1sc-
where.
, 1859-06-20

| A''' N'41ta't Linn ~ li4. tItEAF IHA!N OK M
7IoSsl AMI MERCANTILE CoLLEcEs.-Amon:t iii
'nany institutions Of learnin:: with which Chi
car" Is favored, VIC mark the Commercial Col
i:ya nf l;Evant Bell { sS,ratton, Us al,lunv til,
first pf it" character in the country, at,.i scco,r
| to none IN Importance iu its sphere. Through
"ut the length and breadth OF the land il eccu
pies proud position in tic public cstimat;e,.
anu s'a'''s inscribed prc-eninent. Ky t'.r la,t
consolidation Of the two Colleges, the course o
study III this Institution is greatly enlarged
and with tue Improvements which the business
experienced the Principals enables them con.
stant1y to introduce for the benefit Of their stu.
drnts. il is made greatly superior in all respects
Original, anG conducted upon the couutin:;;
Ho"'n y stem or p1an Of real business, tho stu
dent Is 1t ancc Introduced to the practical
workings "f business as conducted in Tanks,
E"untll. Eo"ns, kairoad offices, Ac., and il
gradually initiated into tic various branches,
terminating: lis c:'uy:e with :, period oC service
III the ''Sat;ona! College D4nk," wl.icl. is artu-
ally located in the hall Of stuly. with all its np-
po'ntnlsnts, aud doing business on q capital
represented l'y Bank Notc. Of all dcuou,iua
tlo''s. beautifully engraved for this special use.
Tie excellence of this system il obvious, and
cannnt fail 10 make its student complete man
-. f'1 1'""' 'eeo"'' 'or
'p''s"as " '"'s SCHOOL are
tiuns
The claiIns Of tl1is Institution upon the sur-
port Of the public, 1Ec Of the strongest kir,l.
>c 'e @4'''. 'e'sn''':e character. IndePe enaent
:ape' ~ ''"' "A.'Ees II "!eFS' us noble
,.N,, ~, 5e""s". nse'"'nes'' ana us
'u'""ne"' VI a' hs FieHSes. commend
,'e "',. ''o',''s'':oa which results u Its Ia
wv ''1''' '''e oehe"'s IL dfsfenses a1''oli. uur
BUSINESS .'eN' elose'y 'dehtnE 1t with the
eo'"''ete'a prosperity u chicago and the "'l"'t
'''!'."es': anu we f']o'e' 10 SCI that il is the
'ee'r'c'' u '"o>' extraordinary and u'raral-
le"' l'atfooase-a tae1 which fnIs aitcs's the
"'ss' importance " us meF's ~ discerning
upon this institution reared and f,.;.re} i,
our midst anl deem, this prp,,,r on,,or.
tuuitv 10 saw. Tint to ,he ,r,.c,n;nrnt ,l;,,r
and high character If 5,,d:.t 1,r,1 ,s tho f,,d.
er and successful operator If :, commandments
and urac,;cal system NJ, commercial ~. c,,;,,, :,
tlc S,rtbv,., md T., ,,,., ,.1-,,u,,4.,
and cncrry If Mcs.rs. Nuy,~& + >,,,-o>. o,r
city, aud indeed the wl,o1e ,u.,;c,, ,con,,, 49,,
indebted for t1c s,,cc.ssfu cs,,.,;.hr,rnt ~ ono
Of III, u,,st y,lua,,1. ,d,.;,;,,,, o,,.-n-:,. -
it, kind in the country
In this cbu;p of y,,;,,a, Ne,<.,,,;,. r,,uo
, 1859-06-20

= There will be on Monday evening, June
Goth, at the Lumbcrnen's Exchange Room No.
:, Lind's Block, general meeting Of al COZ
ceeted with the lumber business Of this oity.
Tbs attendance OF al lnmbermen is requested.
E. Noon. s>e'v.
, 1859-06-20

- Mount Vernon, Figaro. Emperatriz. En-.
Geu'r. Cersantes and Punch Cigars and genuine
Nsrr>e''aum Pipes just received by J. e. OAK.
leE d Co., - Clark street, je2n.1w
, 1859-06-20

= If you hare Solar or Ass-a1 Lamp
that you don't wans, you can exchange or sefl
~ III lut Lamp AID UIe Emporium. iu14-;k
, 1859-06-20


ANOTHER FAMILY DisaRAcEn.-A merchant
DONG business In village not FIR from Fort
Des Ao'nes' Iowa, is IN this city, or at least WAS
Saturday, trying by the ald Of one Of our most
.ine'en1 independent DetectlEes to ferret ont
ms runaway vile and her paramour, whom he
peneVes 10 DC secFetlng themselves in this city.
appears that tue female IN question was q re-
'na'Aaoi9 handsome and dashing young lady,
| WEo belongs to wealthy Family in Boston.
one "as marF1ed to Tic farmer against her will,
anu quite IN hurry, Us her conduct caused her
tt'eno7 70 suspect 1has sue was too familiar with
an uhpf'hc'pled sporting man. well known as
'ue AeepeE u 'afo bank anu the OWNER Of
1'o.''ns norsc-a marriage with whom they
"1sueo 10 avert II any PRICE The western man
1'aa M oto time acquaintance with her folas,
, 1859-06-20

buy a, the Lamp and Oil Emporium, Kerosene NE
Coal oll Lamps for 50 cents. 12G Clark st.
, 1859-06-20

t;ent!en'en's Furnishing Goods, Collars
HeeS Ties, Gloves, tndcr-Si1ists, &C., 4c.. eau
ee obtained Of thc best quality, and a. lowest
Erlees, "fJ. 7, James. u Lake street, under The
fremont House.
, 1859-06-20

L<adtr Of the lstl. says:
From last night reports. both engineers ver.
rs"?ao' ,n, . careless llad not the chicas" train
iif;. and inn ".'' "lJe IT, uen Struck. the loss Of
train did MT reac thc city Iast 1tss. n;"nt, I1s
"'c'ock.
uo,s r,.. ..-..---1
r,no,t n nv, - ~ ,.oa '"' =: !'N.s 'fF''e'~ln 4
which mr. co,sr,,>,-.ss- r ..s ,''s "s' eases 1'r
,ar i, tauo,., h"t>,a -. go, 'se'"s -" '''n""s
FRIDAY Lust iun1 w,,;.,, -. 49, - s;.a"S. .""1' en
n. G,.,,, aa,a;,s 49,, w ''o@ p"o"*a ''f
count of n. .,;,,an.. ~ :" ''"e IN &C.
1,ss,,, p''''e''an named
..rh,
err Instructed bY ,hc i.rcr :" - ", u ere ton
aud look into peoples bcjrrom w;ndos. ss.a ;. W
, 1859-06-20

~ We acknowledge the receipt Of basket
Ut magnificent Strawberries from the nursery of
Lewis Ellsworth, Of Saperville. They we're Of
monstrous size and delicious iloyor.
, 1859-06-20
THE CITY.

20 Six calves were stolen during the night
ol Friday, in the vicinity Of Blue Island.
, 1859-06-20

~ Just nbove Blue Island there mare been
within the past fortnight large number OF
calves stolen. The lovers Of young veal are ill.,
formed that some Of the calves taken were not
over three days DID,
, 1859-06-20

- An eminent detective in this city las lost
COW, and he Inns been engaged three weeks in
sporting it, hut without success. When caucI1t
1t should be dubbed the " spotted COW,
, 1859-06-20

New ToR1, June ls.-Tho ship Bolton, OF
Bath. Me-, bound 10 ST. john, was wrecked on
the 18th near Machias. Fifteen persons were
drowned, including the captain and bis daughter.
, 1859-06-20

- In consequence Of the continued illness
OF Judge J. N. Wilson. tue City Injunction case
d'd not come up for adjudication Yesterday,
, 1859-06-20
BY TELEGRAPH.
FOREIGN NEWS.
F0FR DAYS LATER,

ARRIVAL OF THE ANGLO SII0N
, 1859-06-20

On the 10th iast 4: the dwelling hse of Mr Eh.3dcc
Stene near til.Ea ~ Rev :. &. Wright Mr. LYMAN q
tLAEk and NJ. COKDELlA Il. STEAKNs, ltth
, 1859-06-20

~ 1T i meeting Of the cxcurs;onists to
CRYSTAL Luke, Of the Tabernacle Baptist Church
sunday Schools and Friends, on the 18th inst,
\. Il. Lyman was ciloscn Chairman, and T..
i'tid.es. Secretary, when it WAS
Etoiffd, That our excursion to Crystal Lake
f';ss proved one VI thu best We cvcr enjoyed. our
pleasure and safety WIS only excellci by the
beauties Of trvsta! f.akr vicinity.
:. hvf"t{, That ne are especially indebted to
MrsSrs Joy 4 Frisbic. and Jas. +. Smith, their
superintendent, for their untiring cxcrtions for
our pleasure in furnishing prepared groves,
tables, seals Ioat$, and that best Ut beverages,
try>sal Lake water. well and freely iced fron,
t!W.ir mammoth icc wal ehuuses
n S|.'J, T!lat we arr also indebted TO the c,
It. Paul F: u. l.. Il. r., aud tlcir seutlen.anly
conductors. t"r vcry safr excursion, and com
mend this road and place to all who wish goul
tiu'e with safety and pleasure
= The Rev. IT. ". kiug has resigned tic
pastoral charyc Of the rnivcrsalist Church, ard
is about to leave the City.
, 1859-06-20

FOURTH OF JELY.-To the
= co@mtt1ees IN Celebration = tts rc:.:rv-Ne A.
sowRo1aset TO f1cA1 ExEs1.on feAA ~ ii sizes :rd
a ~ eces for oee5a:oas, and vi. ar-!aa oon2,tr{
zen % <set tie .,ne I'D tu2<!Eteod taey cs;:.y.
lesy j. " Th0ANE 4 CO. 3 [laa;5ar.s,.
1000 sxs; =; i: Ia: ERE J. CRACKERS
1s:! J. IT. DoANE { CO.
000l BNS. TORPEDOES IN
My J,N. DoASE CO.