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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-10-13
Ayers Cherry Pectoral,

FOR THE RAPID CURE OF
Coughs, Colds, Influenza, Hoarseness,
Group, bronchitis, Incipient Consump-
tiOn, and for the relief Of Consumptiye
Patients in advanced stages Of the
disease.
So wide is the field Of its usefulness and SO nu-
mcrous are the cases of its cures, that alniost
every section Of country abounds in persons pub
licly KNOWN who have been restored from alarming
and even desperate diseases of the lungs by lis
use. When once tried, its superiority over every
other medicine ofts kind is too apparent 70 escape
observation, and where its virtues are known, the
public no longer hesitate what antidotc 70 employ
for the distressing and dangerous affections of the
pulmonary organs that arc incident " our climate.
While many inferior remedies thrust upon the
community have failed and been discarded, this
has gained friends by every trial. conferred benefits
the Afaioted they can never forget, and pro-
dnced cures too numerous and too remarkable 70
's'"' PREPARED by
DR. j. e. AVER Il co.
LOWELL, MASS.
BARTLETT, KAYE 4 CO., Keokuk.
=. n. RKrD co., Chicago,
BARNARD + 20. st. Louis,
SURE, EcKSTEIN ! CO., Cinoinnati,
Wholesale Agents,
And Agents In every town in the United States.
mylod6wly
fAno watch repairing.
rTSHR suhseriber being Obliged 70 make change
i In the WATCH kEPAI RInG DsPAETnBHT, has se-
cured the services Of eompetent workman--ons
who understands his busincss thoroughly. Great
care will be taken with all work entrusted to my
care, and the work warranted 70 give satisfaction.
zxs Reporting ~ Clocks, Jspeiry, $e., also the
man featuring Of goods Of every description, shall
receive my personal attention, and warranted.
r. S.-Work Of az kinds not giving perfect SAL
tsfscffon, will be promptly adjusted By calling on
the subscriber ct No. Estes House
April S-dAw sAM'L g. BRIDGES.
CLOTHING STORE.
r AM again in the Clothing business, and invite
all the old settlers, ~ we'll ~ all now ones, TO
give me . call ct
BURKE'S CORNER,
North wast corner Of Main and Third streets.
have every styie Of goods for men > wear, which
l viii sell cheap for cash.
Spring and 6ummex Goods
70 suit every taste. Also. Gent ismsns furnishing
Goods, Trunks, Carpet Sacks and vAlises.
-OAll and ssssHR HARRY FULTON.
PICKLED POR K,
r1Y the barrel, or at retail, BY
- KELLOGG 4 eIRGE.
aug lad 50 KAis-st.
= n BOXES summer pressed Uandlss, good ar
Julyl7d KELLOGG ! BIRGE.
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Mississippi and Wabash Railroad
= NOW OPEN To CARrMAGE.



TIME TABLE NO. 1,
To take effect on and after Sent. IL. 1859.
1.-TWO TRAINS will leave warsaw daily, fsun-
days exesptsd,) viz: Freight and Accommoda-
tion Train
Leaves y arsaw wat..............-...-....7:00 n m.
Keokuk and Hamilton...-....7:so H. m.
Arrives - CafthA8e............ .........6i30 a. m
RRTUREING-Chicag Mail and Express
K.eEuf and .iii,. Hamilton '... .....is:oo :. m.
Arrivcsa 1T Warsaw. 1890 !. M
second Train--MaIi and Exprsss,
THROUGH TO .sa...-.a.t
RAILROAD DIRECT.
Leaves Warsaw, At...........-....-..l;4o p. m.
kcokuk .........2:Co p. n.
Arrives ut CAsthage. ,. n.
RErURhIRG--Freight and Acconmodation Train
Leaves Garth p. m.
Keekuk and Hamilton st.--5 $50 ,. m.
Arrives at Warsaw -..........6:oo p. m.
Trains connect At carshAge With fast line of
Troy Coaches,
Carrying the United States Mail to the
Chicags. BurIIngten 4 Quincy =. H.
MAKING SURE CONNECTIONS EAsr AND wEsr.
SIPsassagsn leaving Ksokuk ON the p. m.
tf1iu T0A0u NHlc1BO - Ss1o n0x0 meSuInks
rLeaving Chicago 1T 7:l5 p. m. reach Keok uk
st lOA. m. THROUGH IN IA HOURS.~
~PATRNT SLEEPING CARS on all night
trains On C. B Il q \. r.
ThROUGH TICK ETH over this routs to
al the principal plAoss East, North and South
East ,Gaa be procured at the
RAILROAD TICKET OFFICE,
NainSt., between LIT and "a EUKUK.
II. =. BU ELL. y. II. TEWK SBURY.
Superintendent. Ticket Agent.
Sept. Is, '5y.d
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1859. SEASON ARRANGEMENT. 1859.
- sT. LOUIS, ST. PAUL -
A srILLWATER.
NORTHERN LINE PACKETa
rlsHE following swift and superior Steamers win
L compose this line for the present season:
CANADA, Capt. WARD.
MINNESOTA BELLE, Capt. HILL.
DENMARK, Capt. GRAY.
HENRY CLAY, Capt. SrEvExsox.
pEMHINAW Capt. GRIYYrrH.
METROPOLITAN, Capt. RHODES.
VIM. L. EWING, Capt. GREsHs.
NOKTHERNER, Capt. ALvoRp.
They will leave Kcokuk, for St. Paul, on Tues
day, Wednesday, Friday and Sunday evenings, and
for 81. Louir on Tuesday, Thursday, Friday and
Sunday mornings.
This Line has been in successful operation for
the pest ysar, and for regularity, comfort and per-
feet reliability has not bsen surpassed BY any or
gaAization on the Westsrn Rivers, and hope 70
merit continuance of the liberal patronage which
has been heretofore bestowed upon them.
For freightor passage apply to
,8s#es5 BROWN, AUSTIN ! CO., Agents,
Levee, Keokuk.
WARDEN ASHALER, Gen'l Agts., ST. Louis.
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29ettopOlft6n 2ct4I.
EDWARD DEAMs.
RAPER AND TAIL0
'Sscond-st., between Main and Johnson streets.

EsVKRYo description Of Cloths and Cssinsree
- coneeeptly m hand and .sus and made mp intS
gArmsptsln style unsurpassed In the oity. soa
A:B.-Boys Clothing ont and mads In 6hs Latest
ana e4st styles. Idec1e-dlyI
, 1859-09-22
Terrible Snflerlngs on the Plains
Two Men Subat4ttn: On EF&Hahoppcrh
Ahd UuQAG0 H0ncA.

tfrom TIC Manhattan tkansns> E1tFen
News recently reached Fort Riley By two
soldiers who came in on Express duty frnm
irairic Dug Greek, that two men who had start~
nj tor I'ike'n Peak were lying il STRIVING on
tlitiou ut ono of the distant unoccupicd statio,
Vi the ;a.c express company Of Jones iius.
cuate ,ucans we're sert to their relief. it was
n.lil possible that they might be found alive.
although they were lctt in u delirious and feeble
condition. list 1t. Chas. Griffin aud two others
we're immediately dispatched will, what limited
means the Quart.rmuster at tue post could fnr
1estiuutIun t; or ;hs thi!a day. 10th father anu
son were found even IN a w"rsc coadition thu
represented. They had been ut the station
+i.ht lays before 1hey were relieved by the
mali quantity Of tea, Gacon aud bread that the
sergeant, WHO lirnt discovered them. could
h1,are. w!.u gare strict injunctions to eat very
, 1859-09-22
MORTGAGE SALE.-Whereaa

1tl Sasi.a,els uouton, of... cs e chisaeo y -
IS nos,sa<tl sotxe. II ehlsako b.. hsne
md a.%kas. secure ee paymeatof th.ee ssTss.s r.
c.dei I'll following scsise peeea "r paiesn e
and situ4ied 10 the ceu'ty q Iook ah4 s1S =. -
ftt, (&o The Ii lui, AMI Mh!k4n canA Ir4ssss suo
dlv.aiou Of she we>t b. o' s.tuon nsh.ttr
east of 1he thin. prpal r.la e.ut.ei"E - ae no.A
ra.s u Aa ous"s so,'y ~ aaa 5uaaso* 10y 49,
mors Or :es north ne II ecs land soa ~ -
- it,, IT, e s :,asis ~ .s 'os o1y t
aek es.s1s Ut tad ou:,l io,t3 to 70
ae ae pse =. u qe sasa. IT, =:
r. lin. Of sald outlet tofty 10 one hund.sd ~ ~
afsy ~. ~ of I'D .u.!%.on y Tho q i I'tt - =
aforesaid sh!ca I'D PARTITION :snee ~ Ten yer e. ao a
ASHER Kn.esse. nj '<x.i r. ss q
jastph +teon, aegessed t.tnee notA aock uas Ges
ne * nil blotx MY eet; 'tenes - paa1se %
ssts ,oa an* snex ss 1. u ii
themes pa1ast III aid frnee :" lhs pase =" X HI
asy :f sxptms l. L. isS II Keeote. oa'es Il 40
county ofcook ad Eeectd d,n eo"s d moI,xasG -
ae lie ali morttase .sy.r .!th The aid notes =
due To- lau Ch4t4Aa " deed u a.si4 h ~ r..
oosdt r de- N o1 sof pay ~; -sov:
sh refos de:a av,L aeen a.ds H. ss s1%snM1 ~ q ~
.sa ~ sAe p.vnens Of 1ea hundred te.,1. @ y ~
a. :. ssh sa s r.
x,1ea sh4i M LIN Ii. Ch.pn4s tas ID =; asass e n =
81 s l. - : sSe9!'ss si;ifa III E: o.
LEI LEI 4 or t. IT, COZ. II u
.at ar.se !aaas musa , q y % tspaz
u soea ~ rssah<r van al rths - equity oi 'ee
'ss asss"f Ia u wttt1s Il. III. T. CHAPMAN
| Assignee u Thea.a. George. N0fss7Ee<.
| thEssn SrutesubeY III 1857. se9a31Std
, 1859-09-22

TuE FIRE on WEsr roIK SrnxEr,-In thn
6ro Oh West Polk street near Morgan, on Tuce-
d.y night, previously noticed, the buildings de-
stroycd were house 800 Polk street, owned and
occupied By Wm. Paine, a large two story struc
tuse, totally destroyed. Value 1900, insured
in the Peoria Company for $500. -
House on Morgan street one story and Il bail,
same owner As above, but unoeeupied. Value
$500, insured in Pcoris, $500.
House No: sos Polk street. dby n. r.
Powell and partially destroyed. 1t was dam
aged to the amount Of $la5, snd insured for
| &4o0 in the Fircmen's Insurance Co. The barn
in sbe'rear was owned by Ar. Powell, ana en-
tircly destroyed The horses were savcd. The
loss is $500, upon which there. is an insurance
| of. 800 in the !Etna. The Ere was the work o1
| IN ineendiary.
, 1859-09-22

Eto DE- JaxuEa, Aug. =.
j, h,nt,er % df senator Mason, Of va., put ia here
on the 3Ist Of july, leaking very much, and
strained, owing 10 bad weather experienced on
tue voyage and the immense weight Of her
batteries. The John Adams was On her Voyage
to thc Eas. Intiics, but the result Of surrey
had al declaring t3e Eese 10 ne IN ;nace n
lie e coumandcr TO bear twny for this port
S;uce @ her arrival here, in tho absence oi any
utacr Of onr Government vessels an additional
survey of some ten Of our merchant captains
has bccn held, and they fully coincide With thai
made BY tue ships officers ut .ea; ,,..n.. t.,
hccn ordered 10 proceed by this packet as pear
O. ri d. spatcl.es to the Secretary of tle Nary
md; uuderstand it IN the intention Of Com. Ma
svu to await lis return before taking any 1nF
liar Nj
, 1859-09-22
,rs,c mnasa clsurcstH Delegates 10
Cltar3tHtou.

A minority ofthe Convention were pongiass
,rcn hi tic other side had abe substantial
fruit. Of victory. Oliver Sterena was chosen
delegate to charles.oa b. onT 1o Io,1a %''Gr TX,
sou. of 1890 votes otss sohn u eava
- to numbers. The otlcr delegates are Ca!eo
Gushing WHO il anti-nousla.; 1saae Dav's' , who
j, Dourias or nti-l>oaglas. just a: it may hsr-
pen, and James i. Whitney, who soIea e;aos 10.
thnsles Sumncr IN 1851, md is now m once
holder under Mr.. Tuch4uan: one Dou9Mo Is.
othrr tabled bv q vote Of ten to one. GeoFge
i. Loring was President: Of the Convent.on S',;
Ills election is reckoncd Douglas victory, nu
If Mr. Douglas trpata him, be will get chca'so
-Rotfoa Cor. 4, ]. Tfitnss<.
, 1859-09-22

UNITED srArzs FAiR-THg SILVER NknAL
Sro1Es.-The Sand oTen Economist Cooking
Store has received at the late exhibition in this
citr. the LARGE S1lrER MEDAL. it being the
highest prize This has been obtained in con-
test with several Of the best stores in the coun-
try. The public will sanction the judgment
Of the committee. We believe that this store
combines more desirable qualities than any 9TH
er, The large sale already achieved in this
ctr, will now be rapidly increased No one in
want Of rood store will fail to examine it.
The F" "DLAx1xo SxAx" Smoke and Gas Burner,
for the use of Illinois Coal, is an elegant stove
for parlors; halls, stores DC. This also received
the 6rst prize. Its continuous burner. The
fire only requires to be made once during the
season.. It Is q selffeedcr, aud not one quarter
| the trouble to manage As other stores i only
| requires to be known to be generally adopted.
The STAR OF THE Hox7H" beating store lot
! hxssl coal h.s taken several premiums at former
! fairs, It'll genuine gas burner, and has a.
! tanned greas popularity both here and at the
! East.
| Il is doubtful il three better stores can be
| found in the world. They are Manufactured
by the well-known firm Of II. / J. Treadwell
!; Perry 4 Norton, Albany, n. T., and for sale a
retail in this city By those reliable dealers, 4
| i. G. Il Miller, No. as7 State street, an<
4. F. Becker, No. avd Randolph street Cal
and see them sepl9-1w
, 1859-09-22
Arrival OF tho Arrbfn and foSa 0co-

sAcxv111z, n: b., Sept s1.-The steamer
Arabs, from Liverpool On the 10Th. arrived NJ
HALIFAX last evening. Her advsceF. whlca afe e
hi,her by tue horse express. md have just been
IIyrRrool, Friday. Sept. a.h.-Brcadstafs
market continued dull rrovisions tending
dowuward.
Lospos, Sept. oth.-consols are quoted At
:54@o5a. - ~, x,~,
sco,i.n. from Liverpool 7tb, has passed this
poipt, bound up, for Quebec.
, 1859-09-22
TT O N E S T E A D
Loan Fund Association.
omee 65 Clark, corner Randolph H., Cup ststufs

Chicago, IlIfn0Is-
foks for subscription The stuck nov opsn as ny
tnforaz, cn r I praeaIea xipk of The AassAeos
~ ahtstoe1 hr 4pfc the sttFe ~ aeoF9 W
~ hrxWern ne hpufs Of q j. u. mi 4P. H.
T. T.WHITyEY JOSSs u. L; sASGota
Sees-1zrJ Pro TEN. fret11o' A*a"
h.~tr.n..x<s the Loan Fund Association eneEs oTts
nv tb<1 uaoaiet institution aFe IT, ~
L In b laE pc uAa1y sdspsel to tae v.n q - ms
tsro, eies for bses:ux cwneFa of Ho.Ieste.ds spaa
tseh = rug as shcr I'd !nAlltaton an ousf.
~ a, nIxe Of .nye.tmerL TaeEeis not sasDtt n
4i,n1a IN Ut ety upon tA5eE principle " tne8
nays - laske tafss l<an Fano %
Their popularity aud tnanc1al AAn4lnx N u
Esx-Tn st,te1 fu1s II, ea1 this aAseEtno-
- i. rnnyrTa rent lna capital hy enabling thoAs wso
.y,,i thrm Of s aen hta procure ecOess
through loan frum the .oesaton the as ssnf ss
twill rrtuTred ,aua uaknx ihs Asso aaton thsu 3oa
lFsi ND kovnf e1ch months payment koe
uAkrg shs property tnxlE o~n. E31 INV
, 1859-09-22

R,cuxoxc, Sept e1.-01ivcr Sims. vel! knosn n
C.erk Of thc Exchange, was slot last night 1s
j u Ne,Iou. negro tlea>er Of Lonisiana. Mr.
;, ;- not expected to lire through the day;
L violent rEin sf3fm prevailed last night DO"
/. ..uch damage. The river il very high.
, 1859-09-22

fT- Go to John Jones Co., 119 Dearborn
street. md get your clothes cleaned and re-
paired They will be well dons and At prices to
, 1859-09-22

SrEc1AE So11cE TO SEWING MACHINE PrR-
cnAskRs.-The Grover / Baker Sewing Machine
Company now offer their Superior machines to
purchasers ut reduced prices At their splendid
salesrooms, lis Lake street, near Clark.
These we'll known machines hare taken the
premiums over nil others, in almost every state
in the Union, frrm Maine to California, and are
onquestionably the cheapest and best in usc-
A large discount given to cIergymen and agents.
Send for circular and book sepl2-2w
~ See advertisement Of Cornell / Co. =
tWo-thread noisetess premium Sewing Machine
and universal hemmer, No. l53 Lake St
au25-1y
, 1859-09-22
TIL E CITY.
The National Fair Premium Eis1

The National Fair Premium List,
We are forced to defer until another issue
the Premium List Of the National Fair, changes
aad alterations running through the body
OF the same having been made BY the Executive
Committee up TO last evening, after portion Of
tue List had been put in type. Il Il sourpurp Use
t. give this Premium Lis. in tul., cs,. rc,ed
and accurate form, and at the earliest practical
period. twill probably be in time for to. o.mor.
rows issne, Of which we shall issue large extra
edition. The following from the Secretary Of
ahe United States Agricultural Society suti-
eaentt5 stamps the character Of the List we
shall present, US to It's fullness aud reliability
70 x1n1r1rons.
The PaEss AND TRIBUNE has kindly consented
to publish lists Of all the cash, medal md din'o
mn premiums awarded ut tho Seventh Animal
Exhibition, "nd Of such " discretionary" premi-
ums as the Executive Committee hare approved,
and they will appear in that paper Of Friday.
There are, in addition, nearly two hundred
recommendations. made By regular and special
committees, which will be acted upon BY sub
committee of the Executive Committee next
week,
The October number Of the Journal Of. .4gri-
culture. Published By the United States Society.
will contain an official and complete list Of
awards. 4 copy will be sent, gratis, to each ex-
hlbitor, and it will inform those entitled to 1e-
ceisc medals and diplomas how aud where 10
receive them. The medals arc struck ut the
United States Mint, at Philadelphia, and will be
ordered next week.
Wood engraving Of oil premium machines will
be inserted, free Of cost, in the Journal Of -4gr
culture, if tue owners will send the cuts to the
Secretary, BY express, freight paid, before Oc-
tober next.
HGrcat confusion has been caused by the action
Of committees on articles not in tue classes en-
trusted to them. or course only the decision Of
the regular committee is sustained
All exhibitors who may consider themselves
in any way nggrieyed, will please nuke state
mcntx Of their cases, to be laid before the Exc.
cutiye Committee, and mail them to the care Of
Bgx: PEntrr PoonE,
See. u S. Agricultural Socitty,
Ncwburyport, Mass.
, 1859-09-22

E Both are mistaken. 1t Is supposed By
some that be keeps 6ne goods exclusively, and
Both are mistaken. Tappen takes in the entire
range Of the trade in clo.hiog, ready made or to
order in every grads or style Of goods, and It
prices 50 low as to place competition It de-
fian~e
, 1859-09-22

Ftasr Pnrx1rx Trunks, yalises and Tray
cling Bags, Of United States and Illinois State
Faifa Call and sec them 1t
r. i G. S. .WR1Gar's
seaOlw Trunk Store, 81 Clark street
, 1859-09-22

- Vichot! Conchas!! Come.cianie /! !!
Ii Vsleans Rega1ia de Loudres!:!! La Meier
De- La Habana!!!:! Choice and select brands
Of Cigars Just receiyed by D. II. Corbin Co.,
IS South Clark street. IT them
, 1859-09-22

W If you want, not your wrongs. but your
self redressed, 60 TO Cook i McLain's, 90 Dear
born street, who will take your seedy aud cast
of garments. and BY their improved process
make them appear as well as new at only = tri-
ding cost. Of course, We need not remind our
iadT friends that No. 1s5 Clark street is the best
and cheapest place in town to have their soiled
or faded paruents cleansed OF dyed.
, 1859-09-22
Netn advertisements.

u C. Il NRIFEy, I'lse1ttsis9 AgeAt. s. 0easb~nA
au4Aorin11 ysris< ar-stiseMs for tAis aAf a1 uA
leading Papers af he Worth Test, hl-h6q+Y
, 1859-09-22

S7ov1 NoRx.-Stoves hlacked and set up at
very short notice. LeAre your orders with Van
Schanck, Il, State street, sign Of the Golden
Tea Kettle
, 1859-09-22

Gas F1xruREs.-Tbe best stock in the city.
cad richest patterns, can be found at our show
room, IT aud 10 State street. up stairs
x%1o-1m BRnvx L WILDER.
, 1859-09-22
D I E D.

In this eity, Sept. e!st OF Scarlet Fever. EMMA AT
GUSTA second daughter Ut Cas. L. >heph.rt agtd IT.
teen yeass.
Sept q, Er. RIrr1SGER. aged - year,, At bis xs.-
denee, CORNER West Lake md Huyue ssresss.
Funeral viii take place to,Y Al 10 o'clock H. u FEsnda
afe invItsst to attend.
, 1859-09-22

fz1B- Remember Mr. Days singing school 10,
night ut the Musical Union Room, in the Ne
thudist Church Block.
, 1859-09-22

GAS F11TrREs-Those in want OF any thing Of
the kind will do well to cali on J. II. 1eroutd,
No. Is South Clark street. lie has the most
complete assortment in the city. Also Lamps,
Wicks, Chimnies, Paper and G1ass Shades. 4c.,
kc aua7-lmo
, 1859-09-22

sE:-A broche shawl, found in the I'LL.
no.a Central cars, is at the City Marshaps Office
awaiting an owner.
, 1859-09-22

Marrow EscArE--A night or two since, q
young man named Loomis fell through the 1ail.
road pier into the lake and came near drown.
ing.
, 1859-09-22

~
"A Descsploa Of the gtal skAa In tha No Ii psts-
u thu City ct chicago, 3e<1oed heuedt BY Avtlsnk
Ku .steet from NORTH Water Hfsst " Chaxo assous
With the au411un thereof and The Ut 1onaJ
KlSuE3 ADDITION TO CHICAGO.
, 1859-09-22

Acc1DESr.-Thc Jouraat says that lady liv.
ing on Clinton street was vcry shocliusly
burned By the explosion Of caupbene lamp
while she was filing it few days since.
, 1859-09-22

"ANTED-A Small Furnished
~ HOUSE in the suta Dty:.son- Adtze.s A. B. box
, 1859-09-22

" ~ liz Q3k&QE4
F. butitpS.
] / MuCk, 50 Il On Rush Il
BY 1tV n deep Ia 4 " r1Ener
J Il LUX. 70 II % Rush strees
bYl on : and ad1 a " Il
] II 10 Z, y II % Huh 2rte&
by iouits >na a4I1 q 100 +
u Rehaa, 70 fest oa Rush 4
hs ltN n oeep In Y contt
4 III tnp~on. IS Il Oh Rush II
By idu n n Md ]t1 s3th
c Nal.1, ~ It on Huh -tfeet bJ
l0f.t . aIld a1i s;4n
] II Dol-. 81 lee: o. Rush 4
| os fM It u 1nI 81 . l3H
II Cine, ~ II "a ). peE1oF 4
by ttu 4 terp q md ID "
| Wft
, 1859-09-22

EJ Auction salc Of furniture, pianos, dc.
This morning at 81 O'Clock Gilbert i Sampson
sell splendid assortment Of rich furniture,
pianos, pictures, carpets aud curtain goods ut
thcir store No. Sc Lake street.
, 1859-09-22

NAnRow EscArE--A night or two since, q
young man named Loomis fell through the 1ail.
road pier into the lake and came near drown
ing.
Acc1DESr.-Thc siouraat says that q lady liv.
ing on Clinton street was very shockiusly
burned By the explosion Of camphene lamp,
while she was filing it few days since.
~ Auction sale Of furniture, pianos, dc
This morning at 81 O'Clock Gilbert i Sampson
sell splendid assortment Of rich furniture,
pianos, pictures, carpets aud curtain goods ut
thcir store No. Sc Like street.
PET1T LAHcExr.-A young man named Jas.
II. Dunn WAS held to bail yesterday for stealing
box Of sardincs from NcSasser l. Co., of Dear-
born street. 1t is said that Dunn is respectfully
connected, aud that be has been in the pilfcrinc
line lately. The devil sometimes uses re,y
| cheap bait inhls fishing
! FALLEN nC1xs.-The towering ruins Of the
| Cochrane House on West Lake street, destroyed
in the recent great fire. fell with 4 tremendous
| crush in the gale of Monday night, carrying
with them the walls Of tle Washington House
| %%%-
crash seemed like Nh earthquake in that vicinity
HOUSEKEEPING Anr1cLH.-lf any reader
wishes to gain an inking Of the vast variety o'
nrtic1cs comprised in the Housekeeping Line, il
itmny be done by looking through the neat cata
logue Of II. c. yan Setback. Jr., No. d Stale
Street, ffty.four closely printed md illustrated
pages. II is worth looking ut, and SO is his ex
tensive establishment
CHICAGO TO Osukosu.--Such has been the
spirited progress made in completing the Chi
csso and Northwestern line, that it is said to b.
now probablc that within mouth the iron hors'
vii! traverse the entire line from Chicago Il
Oshkosh without bTeak. This will open vi
to our direct trade the finest part Of Wisconsin,
Milwaukee papers please copy and grow bilious
TIE C1rr uosPlrAI.-Undcr present manage
.nent the City Hospital promises to prove
two.fuld benefit in furthcrunce Of science, u
wcll as humanity. A very large class Of surg
cal cases can be treated nowhere as well o
in hospital wards, where the attendants act i
concert with the surgeon. Our Chicago insttr
lion has frequently, eyen ia the short time sine
| its inauguration, attested its humane mission
On Monday last. DR.. George Sehloetzer, assiste
, by Dsz Scholer, Graham, Y. l.. Hur'bu1t nnd
c. Blake. removed a large portion Of tue front
bone Of u patient ut the Citv Hospital.
RoBatxo Mr. UscIx."-A daring attemI
r ras made on Tuesday forenoon to rob the "a
: Of MessTs. Edgecomb Sibley, pawnbroker
:, No. sl4 Randolph street An employee on II
n premises hearing a slight noise in tue rear