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, 1859-04-13

[Thc telegraph brings us mass Of stuff rcla-
tive 10 tl1r sickles ailair, which VIC condense as
follows :-Eps. 2. & IT.
WASHINGTON. April 12-John J. McElhanc, a
>,uvt band reporter for the Glol, examined for
lie ..eitncc.
Knew Mr. Sickles and Mr.. Key. They were
intimate personal friends. Had known them
lon. aud we'll. Did not see Mr. Key for tcu days
brinrc his death. Was not 1T the hop ut Mrs.
Sickles' house.
j. u. Hooker, knew Sickles and Key. They
were personal friends. Had known Sicklcs for
four years. Mr. :. favored Mr.. KY rtaproint-
nlent by Mr. buchanan. Was aware Of cores
;,undence between them in March ISIS, MS tie
friend of hoth Mr. s. subsequently told him
shat his tS.'s1 relations with Key would continue
uninterrupted. Mr.. Key came to his house on
the .ad Of February witl a little daughter Of
Mr. S, Left her two or three llnurs when he
returned Mr. S. had retained str. Key Us his
counsel in case in which he was interested,
ClIcf IF Police examined, but told nothing
new nor important 10 the case.
Rev Smith pynr q Washington clergyman,
cNanlincd.know Mr. Sicklcs. Saw him on Sat
urtlay before Mr. Keys death, passing 1.afay-
much troubled. There wss wildnc>s about lin
IN that occasion. Said to my sun, How very
str:.ngc or how bad lie looks"
Robt. !. Walker. Called IN Mr. Sickles after
the tragedy. Found him very much agltA1rd,
Threw himself on Il sofa, and "bruke out into
III agony Of unnatural and nnearthly sounds
'nlnlyed in cxclamatiuns about di>lonor being
brought on his house, his wife and children.
Feared he would becnmc insane. His cenunl-
siuns were violent. Accompanied linn after half
al hour tn jail. Was still alarmed about his
condition.
During Mr, Walkers evidence, Mr.. Sickles
.sas powerfully affected. shedding tears pro-
(uselv. Mtssr:. Hart and Bell. and Mr. Sicklcs,
| sr, accompanied him from the Court Room.
The scene was onc Of .lls most affecting Of tic
| trial.
Francis Mol.un testified to 4 several years
| knowledge If III. Sickles person aud manner
SAW him OIL the day If the tragedy. before it &c
| Cured; at once .iw l,c wills ]ahering under i'll
tense excitement; even thonght lie was crazed
Lv something.
Bridget llubbcr lived in Mr.. Sicklcs family
testified Us to thc scene 1T the house on the day
| If the tragedy; a1sn as to her signing paper
| nut in evidence hy the dttcucc.
, 1859-04-13

ITO lsENT-In Dearborn Block,
L of9,,;' the I~~t "sev .4s.:r ha..gcvrs, u;ces
*ecnR,. AZ: thIE III! ia1.r 1r fl:a:n in tt
.s-. liz trt ef May sixteen 5rteI4se lon1@ Tie
foH1:i tnr. Apply at rvnl Np1 J.D. RICE.
u,,I l:ls
, 1859-04-13

ITO RENT tHE.Ap.-I.um3rr
J. Ya.. .c'! ya:, -tut 4 Tw.,ft:, street ",l Ls:-
r >;-c. st!l Fra. i # Ei:' lstv,r. It' fr,t hsx
Fs"t. wiki a:tc o!ise. l.. y. WILLARD. tEttr NJ, -
.tk -tr1Ys.
, 1859-04-13

Recent aivices fr"'a Europe warrant the he
l.ctat the existing difficulties vii! be settled IN
thu Congress about To assemble. and that ne
u1,pcal will bc mate to physical force; though
tile ,cnur uf tr dispatches DOES n", indicate any
great confidence m The part If the Europca'
capitalist, in tlle long continuance Of peaee
Austria continues i,cr work Of preparation TOT
war-a 4 fact which will quicken allc deltnces "'
Er.nCt.
, 1859-04-13

Tic new Council has got fairly nj work, and
on the third r:xc Of this rarer We present
complete record Of It's doinGs. Scvera! Of the
ordinances prerossdtl.e one in relation to tear
ing M the I,aviu. "n any street hereafter to be
paved, fur TIC purpose Of getting at gas and
water pipes. i'll rastic,,iar-arc Of great import
ancr aud will repay Attc1ltinn.
, 1859-04-13
Ar1Tz-IxaHIsELLED 4 COT.RT.

Il. +, Parks If i,urura. Was lately elected
lu,l.r Of III. Court cf Common Pleas Of Aurora
mud !:'.:n. Tar elr~,it,u was held by auti!ority
Of II, nc, ii! H.. las LEGISLATURE. which act also
dsrus,.Ss,d the oil Jnl ga. {. Gihspn aid
&. II. Mor.an--~'T tl:eir srats III the Bench. TN
Mnulav, .'n!4r ]'ar::s attempted to open Court
III E},n. hut fnd enc ol the old .lu'l: :.cs, Nor
ran. il, ,,nsse,,iun q. 1.c docket and he refused
to ..iyc WAY to lis lawful salcctsSHr, alleging
fooli,lly cnou.;, for LAWYER, that he had been
elected fur fuur years. :,,ad that na power tr>s
than tl,,4;ll cuud s,lur,rn the turn uf lis otlIcc
A. cnt.>t between tue big-wi.s WAS The natural
rrs,,,t, 1t w,* maintained with great animation
on each side, fur couple Of luurs, durlnE
which lime, with pccuuIary rrcHlcsalcs- pr
fectly astonishing in these hard tines thry lined
cucl other several Thousand dollars apiece.
After lnth l,ad become weary If the fun. tir
Sheriff adjourned the Court during lnush TX"
cite.ncnt among the spectators "f the scene.
Tbr latest adyiccs are IL tho effect tlut Morgan
has hauled Off discomti,cd that Parks is 't.oin::
it nnnc;" that all fines l,avc been ren'ltted, anu
that everybody is jolly
The Railroad Accident near Eardolpll.
lta..ri. If Cr.sscd csvvk, ~ M'"' fs'A :an!o:ph,
april II, ls3?. )
Editors Ftt*sin9 Ts.tHn":
The down train :l,is morning at :o'clock \.
~, ran into The stream tllr.ugh 1lse bridge.
The engine is in the stream, tender on top, bag
gage car shot over oi opp"sitc bank, "lic Ias-
sru.rr car smashed up tue, and one across
, 1859-04-13

A Billiard Match for $500.
nrrRo1r, April 1a.-It has heretofore been
announced that billiard match wuuld be play
I'd in Dctrnit IN the 1ltt inst, between Cava1'-
aush Of New York, and Folly. OF Detroit. for
$:ia'-f.1nn IL side. The match was played last
night. Cavanaugh won By eleren points. lie
made the largest run on record -o,.t hundred
amt xefeHtH-Hrs.
, 1859-04-13

i t.xos Nc*.' Ia aad III NA.eon stsret cosues o{
Euoa Krtl SIS PER mouth
0Cu,ta-e % L MIA -1:ert, rear ot The above. ~.
i;Ih,c Iio.4c o. CuuE f3ss With Carriage Eocse sd
Stas.e, Heat tSA.
H. bucks Iedesce q Nes: Ma!,o: ssrr.. fsr !e.s
s;as:r Would liz 70 ~ Furniture. Rezs aA9,
II.f feet West Madison st.rtt between Uc.o.a:es
A.! Tniou st,.rt- q ~ r.. foo; per yess
4x,s fet Of the Lt MENTIONED 10. rn,an Ezeet
$3.50 rer foot per year.
FOR SALE.
1asFe Lot corner Fauuae AID Pa5k a.errc Es.on Fast
os Dr, DUCK, Ii C!s5k ss1ees, eo.ae5 Aa.!s2a, aN
, 1859-04-13
39rcss 4 Griibuttc.


The Milwaukee papers Of yesterday assure
their readers that rayue's majority is. US far as
heard from, oscr ten Thousand, nnd that 1t "lll
be considerably Increased by the official re-
,urns Thr ron, Of the anti-States' Rights Par
II II cn1nl11.tc.
, 1859-04-13
T IL l. c. / L Y.

ALunSr An .AcClnESr.-.t woman whose l1atnc
we cuul not ascertain fell from Randolph street
bridge into the rivsr iii Mon.las evening. Much
scared, t,n;'t vet, but nuthln- verse t"r either.
ruLlcE cornT.-ln the l'"licc Court Scstcr-
lay nnr:,inr, an average crowd in number, "f
cases average in quality, and all Oh miner key
warp tfisp0srd Of
, 1859-04-13

1IESHy WARn EEEcnEH. Tho lecture of Rcr.
Henry Wnrl 1!eecl.rr, 1T Metropolitan Hall. this
evening. will br remembered by uur ci,izsus.
witheu, any reminder. The lecture is 1nr the
brncfit If t!,c t;a!c>hnrg Church, Us bciurc no.
, 1859-04-13

Death Of Chief Justice Wilton.
MILWAUKEE. Ws, April l..-llon. +. =:
Wilton Chief Justice of the Supreme Court Of
Wisconsin, died at his residence III the city OF
Janc.yillt ut ESQ this afternoon.
, 1859-04-13

CuxrINU,:p SALE At Are1it,S or ALL KINDS nF
R1rH FrNSIrrnE. Ac.-McSsr%. Gilbert & >a,al'-
SOIL will continue tic sale Ills nnri1iny, ut Il
o'c1ock, uT elegant Rosewood. mahogany. and
walnut furniture. Also a splendid variety of
velvet, brussels. and ingram carrriing.
, 1859-04-13

ITO RENT Several good brick
aAo f,rk 4t+.+f ar--I a,1
, 1859-04-13

-----------
KeL1clors 1SrEhL1aEScE.-Rev. Bishop kcn,-
per, If Wisconsin, is expected To rrcuch ut st.
Jasnc>' Church, tl.is. "Wednesday rvcning, at
half past seven o'clrck.
Rev. bishop Lec, Of 1awa, will preach at Trim
i.y Church this evening lit the usual hour.
TIE NEw CrsroA linrSE.-Tiic rcsunlptinn Of
labor On the New Custom llunse is among lhr
most welcome signs of the return Of sprug
This splendid building will, early in the season,
he entirely enclosed, havin:; nov nearly reached
the intended height. II will be 'put in co,1-
mission next year, until Which tin.r probably
the brar!Iorn stree: Improvement, in widening
the same froln Madison 10 Monroe, will scarcely
lake place.
M'>rtAcsSG TEE SWITCH At 1lAnLru-.]onx
Mcl.ArGilLsS llCln Fon THE MrAnrn or Wy.
toNsf'tk.-ihc Mclaughlin ease the testimony
and 1ull l'art'rl'!ase Of whicl. were given in ou.
Yesterday $ 's>'sc WAS resumed brfurc Justices
M'lilken and Akin sc>,rss!ay forenoon wlyn thcy
garc tleir drc's!Dn holding ,hr prisoner NJ, tr;a
charge of murder in di>plac:us tlc switch Il,
Harlem on the g. G. L. H. H.. whereby I'll.
fireman, William Comstock, was killed. Iii, tra;,
bcin. thrown from the track.
The eridrnc: fur the defence in which i, wn
attempted to prove all a!ihi MAS regarded by It,
court ~ bctn: ton contradictory in its natur.
weigh against the testimony Of the de,cc,;v.
and others as to distinct statements Of the pri
oner copfcss:n= the charge. especially wIc
these statements were strengthened by the e..
dcncc in the prisoners own language in Il
answers to decoy letters to the same effect
Tic counsel for the defence raised objc
tion, that there WAS no malice aforcthoug
proved, LIS required By the statute to hold nls
for murder, inasmuch as the prisoner III
threatened to kill the engineer Wcbbcr, and Il
person killed was the fireman, against whom
had no malice. The objection, being mere
technical, was over7uled, and the prisoner thc'
fore awaits the action Of the grand jury.
, 1859-04-13

MASTERS SAIE.-Statc Of Ill
~ ne cces c0uR!G; W;,,5i SS1cs.: 3o9.; ceu: et csk
IN p.e of as Fsa q
t1at.;x ~ Robert Ma!cuEa It Il.
Pubic roee Is hereby EsrEa that n PURSUANCE Of de-
Pine f!es.. Ia::er In ch22eT Of ceok COUNTY, VIII
% The Nh ~ II Nal D; 1se y .s2 es.,eS N ,hs
K sy e y :: 2us a3s:3 +; ,s, r. hlshes
HocE twenty {t). IN Noleo,s A41,oa u Chicago
bounded ~ folloE1 Rekla7nx ec the <ct Ene ot Ii
thereof and Eunnlne thence hundred
aai lo ftr thence north tEezty nlae s feet thence
thence south trtnty-nlne {e) feet to the pac II he
nln with IN alley ten ft. In With In the III. Of sid pr
Eok. I. c. PAINE FKEEK
sql$tde's4 AsSes IN Cas2ees7 Of Cook Cous19,
, 1859-04-13

ACCIDENT on Cn1cAco, p17rSurRG AND FoR7
WAsSE n,1LnoAn--MsS RrS Own AND K1LrEp
On Monday afternoon an outward bound train
oil the Chicago. pi'tsbnrg and Fort Wayne
Ealrs'ad. ran over s,;sn walkin.: on the truck
:sb"nt fur miles south Of this city. killing him
Instantly. The remains were taken 50 the Rnck
Island Junction, where an inquest was held
yesterday. The remains have not up to ,hc
present wFitin. beca identified, but arc srppos-
I'd to be those If Joseph Sirp, who has lived ut
Blue Island Ridge for the past two years. The
h"t'y is III charge Of Mr. Berry, undertaken
If Ills city. for more complete Identification.
should sncll "t1cr. Deceased was I'LL elderly
man. with gray hair, was dressed in u lrow,,
r"at. black pants, knssutil hat, white shirt
Was about five ftcl light inches high. We learn
learn no particulars us to the accident, further
than US stated abuve.
, 1859-04-13
11ldnteD.

WANTED-To purchase 4 Vessel
,,y. s,tas!o f'r The humber trade. Capacity a,nut
~ WIN ray far The sam~ In read e:sate- Attrrss
= II. c. hoA 1'4e, Chicago. ii. ,2l! Stx
VANTED--A Situation by 4
terSkesEes. ttonrE Eh.: cn.;;-tcn, to :aSe ,kasxc
T. B- G.. box Gs94. a;tt,Yx
" "ANTED-A First Glass Cutter.
~ o.e that caa crime wru re, uurn{x,.. Nm,
oteE ae1 at;!y- f." IA,ticaa:s icqlf IL LAKE,
, 1859-04-13
1F9I II S't' W4LHEKt Z SNNFSVN. .SNcff*-
Til1tAt;O AND ROCK ISLAND

~ k.AErai t}"1.,', ~ RI .:A. 1H3.
rlEn.s 's-ax' i:n< s,n in i-.> s'. ri ik% luy<1y
=! !..,r rte ss1. vi * ~ i. !: tlt h:s!.-
Nj. i: nr.utA.s:. =: .Hs~s.-,-t. VII:
1un. '.'hn, 'he ,ht,t: FrAs smith, tr,,tk
4, 4, sr;nE X i I'm. ~ -. III: IT,. x , ,nS; M Il .hS.
r:s.S ht.es pick ,r1"s: a. h.tr .snnk TO- ",e :..s:
Est5s ass .s,s; 1"u i1;t!4~,n. t!ack trlnk Q.in
X F:uvs. '-s Nj ,i-4s4 ls,1 npt ar,uHl I,.he
ia,, t!:~s l-1, ..il ill., 49, . t7'ns: X: :s,'
.s !:M. '-k 'rs.ns n. s.r> !.n ,,,.,:k: DIS r.,'
IN: k'":h. H-r !.>: ", lt..t r,..frt tax H.,
tr:nk; T' !:.* W.r! t.> sl,.sv. WE.4r. ru>rctt
t7,ak: j., ns1> hstk ilS'r1 t1iHk k.nst. 1~,x
\" asEk tE"s \ r,1'~. t:'';,y. h1r itua. j
u rhes 1ii3 d. r:.;s trunk 81. h's d. .,..
t'~t .h..t IL. 49, s!A i"::@. n,ar,- n.
-. h.- trn,A: d.. h4us tFE4s Mrtrr. HACK tr.,.
y" nI.rk. h:4r truuk s' n'-@t srnk ,! t!,es tns,i
marx, r>-*tt trunk d. ":r -z ..'. le .,H WH L.E
s,.r ti' tHnk NJ HAS LII: tritH .!. E:ask f.nn
.r',n ,ruA; Il: ~ 1':. liz, ~; Ms>t rr.,t Id;
n,k Preston tl.v-% h4tk 5u.@ Nj marx h!.. NJ:
tsn;s t;,-;; 4 l f1as; y; mars. h4F '1ak; ID. A.s
.n,: .s,. h!"s ,rr.k: \" ,,4rk h:a,s ,r.nx.
A.,k -: :. .'''>t2. ~, .s> >3.!'4uxh !i4x ,.nnk
,h.k T:-is; La, III .r,s.sr-. tTLk; u, n::e
lrS tEs:nk: hfn4 f-sT,.. t..t> t-s&: ", n..tA Lar
,r,k I' sa. ','ak d. hr trunk ra'tr.r t'u,s rn.-
"" nLlsk. h4tA tI1l.; i W.!.E pH,.h chs, .s, i.
ii"wr s~k ssnns .hts :l%i: NJ nAss tx. IL + T.
N.' nask, n,*tt rutS: ft~<hn"r, Ia. Trunk; l.
l;n'~n laH' 'ru'S E.si; s,sr s.'. NJ 's.sk. hs4k
i:.k tt,nk ii" ;ak tr,,4 H.. .s ,r,nS .I". is:S
trunk III. ltu f.ss 't. L." s,si,. .!.e, lx~ d.:
h.s ns itn.s s;"> n:l: d., '> 'ias ,';s$ ~: d..
,nliS +. IE.u !. >'.,. ri:!rtslr, L.
RI. WHITE liz 1t II. l.4:.,-r A. III.
, 1859-04-13

s:r. GEoRGEs BESEvnLENr SocIETr.--.A merit
in@ Of al1 desiF"us Of rr-"rGaniz'''. The st.
{;rur.r'< Benevolent Socictv is caiIr,i for the
board If Trade k"olns IN Friday evening, 18th
inst, instead Of time and place Us formerly
:,iyen
, 1859-04-13

ITO RENT.-A Furnished House
j. en- M!ch!c47 Avenrs. AdGres< as. e. k4s 3,a.
r1llq.1m-c.Ah
, 1859-04-13


WORN BY EVERY FEMALE,
Th9s Supporter takes the WEIGHT If the sk:s4 unr lc
Shoulders he pt,+r piarr and rrevv. t!e stomach ard ~.
au.,su II ia cntne1sus and t~;l~ a13 p.sly, ~Lict
IL BY the 3tr rhysica sid 10 e the e-atc.t
81 \, much wc4Ane. and PetE::: Ie.th AZ. u feass.
Er taEinE the ve[h nf clsi!ts fE,l III t.c stomach
unH the shuuIrrs is t.a:el f.t:tt s,a: eject I'D
tt.yby eAy-ud tlt ct=t a.:d lr.h 1ioe f;lty. Th!>
every seaside }xrsuu knows Is ase1.. tie ri r!'}.
tarnt Of health.
Tle;y an {rw la.ies wto hare wcrn thv7 e,c:acs -
ported ly a.t who lave To, rtr the fa:.t asen
l:s;rt=-.:E fstn, aad a~ ~sS"+>. It ..4tk r,..,rf.t
Thereto, THIN Why not In ttssss TAKE warning i t.
ManS:aetuss,i sv CUTTER & WALKER Lowell! Mss.
reA. GHAyES t=a:es--,s ;"r; T. A's.-:c. = 1@lhs
The absye kstst.. I'll
GTATE OF ILLINOIS, COOK
June Tclui.. A. D.. lSs.-jas'rs {: SAvae- lAa.v VI.
k.Ish aad Na:rus D. Gi244a ss Entv:. Il. Witcr-At
tactrlri4t.
TuSus Su-e hc:rsy esca to The xI ro.e;: H. Wlac.
CLrk of Ii. Co,S r"uaty cvus ef .unlz.n Titas dated
The twcn,yesA,h Gay VI Masa. J. p l>3 At =
the ssl Ja,e. c. Sasasc lu4t y. keith and Marcus L..
Gilman and aat:t thr ea:e "!tee sd Ru.cn II. Wl.er.
n!ne1vtxo ccnts Gys.e t, The >kei.1 of Cook cuuaty
Nhicd xaid writ ha+ BEEN returned executed.
Now ttcrfurr, unless y"u. TIC *.ii Robert II. NIee.
shall personally It and aIl-aF The i tak ceunty
ne1tte7 thereof to te holden II tie crur uou4 il. lie
ctty otCheEo. the tr.t Aonsy June, 4. il. l>y,
gtyc specsal fa and pt TO the said tEi.aH !. acton
Judgment w b entssr4 asa:ss y9u a'4 IN fnosof T.
Giaa aad - mach Of the property at,ached ~ may ~
spf:itn, 10 tsty the sid Judgment sad cosss Vii be
sold to satisfy the same
,>-..a..,- T,,,4e- 4AA-0 osAAsA@ 49,
, 1859-04-13

ITO RENT-A Lot 100 feet front
l. on the northwest eorue. of Van Burc. aad Nu1alo
stErkts. Apply to No. II: Mlchll1a avenue ai9ttx
ITO RENT-Otflccs and Sleeping
Il Rooms ". the seeoad and third tsrs Of M ii s,cth
Clark street. THOMAS LONEEGAN. AZ? 3x1
, 1859-04-13
Nriu advertisements.

EV {. II SCRlTEf. 4ire7tisinJ Aytat e DeaEtor" It.
c1ori:ei tn rerrite Advertisements jar tAs dn! nj tie
Labi;n9 Pa1<r. n TIE Sast1- Et.s. tal l5o4ly
, 1859-04-13

p1kr's rEsk-Trunks, Ealise. aud travelling
bags, manufactured expressly fur trip to the
Gold Mines 1T ". j. 4. s. rights, IL and II?
South Clark street. 1ele-1M
, 1859-04-13

NnAr Is IN OAn1SAnY rArEr.-Manv people
have wooeA their own destruction. physical and
mental, by 1rzlrsting tn pay attention to nrdi
nary matters Few persons would believe that
u beautiful cnameicu card contains Yu:ntuu,
NJ arsenic, with other chemicals. which, if use'!
ro any extent will communicate poi,"n. and
that fatally. The very sl,cst Of paper on which
We print conta;us either Oil Of Nitrol. Chloride
Of Lime, Potash, Soda Ash, White Clay, LINE,
Cltra-marinr. or OxALlc .tclp. All white paper
contains eitllrr sntc ar every one Of these feat
!ui rnisons. willie cnored pnpevs (cxceptIn.
i;ayctty's, which is pearl ctlnr, and made IL
bc rs pure as sllnw,l c;nbndy portions OF Prlt-
>i4tc af Potash, Bichroliatc Of lntash, Nurl.
ATTIC Acid. PruSsian lIluc. Aqua Fortis, Cop
!tcras, and L variety Of tthcr articles equally
dangerous and ptruiciuus. but ton numerous u
be catalprucd here. Physicians usve it to t:lr
rising genrrltiun to caution lt against touching
such ueleterious and death dealing mutcria-
Printed paper, everybody knows is rank }"'i>on
tu tender PORTIONS Of thr body. Individuals
would not put prit4er'* ink in their moutlIs-as
one uf its ingredients is LAMr lh.AcK+-yet ts!tv
l.arp nn hesitation i'll allowing themselves and
children to lay III Il plentiful crop Of piles tor
u.::rasatin. thrrn if they exist' by applying
that ink to the teaterest part nt the body cur}u'
rate II We except tie eve. lluw much cheaper.
in every respect, is it to use paper made If
tile pMrtst material anil mcIita!.d with the
..rruest cure, such lis t;ayetav Me.icatcd Paper
fur the water closet. l'rp"t. II Ann street.
New York. Sold in Chica 70. Illinois. hy J. H..
Reed 4 TO; Sawyer, Pni.c l. Co.; Bolles- Smith
x Co; Buck L liayner; Gale, Brothers, mud
utErrS.
, 1859-04-13

Tus S,EAsAr t,>rALrf.--Wc regret IL learn
that Young kbnsun who WAS inj jurcd iii the nc
cident the burnln. Of the schooner Sarnnac
died Of lis wounds III Monday ut the Ciy .aI"'I-
ogy f'r ii Hospital
TnE Hs.ust: Il .!Ll:u .u-Thc State street Horse
We arr >nrt, to notice HI preparations fur Il
double truck aS vet. Better now than 10 wait.
1t must br eventually.
, 1859-04-13

TT The Oriental Perfumcd Crystals or
Shirts Of Flowers, arr a new, novel, convenient
and cheap Perfume, sud by all druggists. Pen.
Inn K to. Agents. anj-lwk -c-';.5
, 1859-04-13

ITO NENT.-Opposite the Board
4 efTEn.t Et-,* t' e. "a 4 tn.r cf the fu. .tn.-
bu!la NJ ~ s.ath Watcr cu,:atr u Ia sl!:t Al
ply IN F. JOHNSON, liz >4uta Wa:ersr apll s,c -
, 1859-04-13
Q1cnrral Nottrrs.
COMMERCIAL. HISTORY OF


~ rHNAt4,-weh have for sale II the Counting E'"na
.. this establishment. tw" Lun!r..a esies of us kStAt
rnlvAsr Ixtaosr4Isrs cM,cAse fs tash & tue Iaes
JanuafX ls. iSS AM tnsl.k IN.
@ n Northwest IN hss rsc TIN 2n'Ehs, u, y Nsrs ;'n
IT, ID tfTS 1:r Es H:si fsa = v:isn = he an
{ m: as *.nt 'y II II rs Il; II E:s sE chance
TMpLOYMENT-:5o per Month
y AMI ALL ExrKSsEs r. rA1n.An H., ass, swat
in rs.;x.a.:s i cay t.i>:n- by ~kth The a*ss pn~
s. M Z SN9 ;'*w wAkSE ; r. fssf' ! SSs: a
T~slni 1 ssvsts, Sew y.:k e:.y. anl1-2ny;::,
rTI1E Michigan Southern and North
efn 1naana IialI,raa Cos oncc, New 1u.k. March
- rht % e III: soo::;n ss5sg 41:!ae,
~. vii t held III "wednesday, the nth day Ut April
{ he Company In tAf VIZ sMy %Ifs5f 4 Ifc3? 4a0 ST
mhlssdc4s6 SECRETARY. rEo. ten.
NOTICE is hereby gwen that the
.nnu,. Mett.s n the stockholders Of the 1l:nc!s
sion. Company wi;l l. he'd 1t Tux cun}an!s nee IN Il
H. t9 q IT, 5ssas <ssoa n: Il b1o ~ q Nj Id
If # any ehsE 'ass':j. IT. Iay : sin!<9
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN
sh7shods ct the :'"sk Of y he pSes' D II e. Emit
x .h .laTk ,ree iu Chicago. for thc purpose Of ti<rtng
AZ 4: tue n4aent o.c not likely 70 h tesd fora the
,,rinhraner resting tpon it. cannot IL euker1t a. he
ansis Il The A*ea.on md sonsss!nsnsy hy th;.*anl
md Vii It whhrl forH the s5aI tsock eassE the en-
thea@s,d as originally sonenl!ats u.d!ns, as DO
III should b Rsssns rs;6n q
XIII ~ c,st single vote but erc entlrty to the nthc{
10 1aEr their election and plan Of pu.cy IN Ii
d.ted r. ihe company. Es1el what Will he tltir
i,s ,r II. nine and dc-itrt avid any grounds what
e'el1't e'en 'o~f tuAS. DEMEST.A
ap1l 1ot e.67 11e:. .. 1E-.ea. oo.e.oe Aese \:
.xN@n THE PROPELLER
sdz44s MoyTErMA ~iu ply regularly he,
tween chaee and y JSssph s sGst;nS so9 !s.ss9
nj s,nIar evenings For FREIGHT or Iaasa<c Apty q
| fi'IYEK 4 TAYLOR, the duek. or to Capt NELSON
~ SATi+.K On eoald. a2oe.islv
NOTICE.-Wc have for sale,
+! IN lo1t Ibis Cnp7!red Fcaehe4
| % pased
e3keEs Cherries
e'~e7 TA. LITTLE i CO..
nh1;e{,u 10 south W1es-n.
, 1859-04-13

MArrEsox lIursE.-TEe Mattcson House is
now rai>yeh IN .ra.lr. The rroprietor> are pre-
pared I, receive their old customers anu friends
is usual. NlsSE1L j. GoenE1rN-
CurcAGo, April ). l>'o. ap'-1m'ct9'
, 1859-04-13

TO RENT FI1UM TIE 1ST Of
J. NAY-The nxe.ila= 1Eou.t ~ - South 1eFsM'.a
n, 10 the &.,uthwest IT JAskAn stttt- Ih. ~ is
= tv I&Ifttt ~. il VEL sha On arta tak.s. The lnn>
i ii god srp4.. h.. i:aSs es!a ua!;s ~ wati tT"
n ta;trr I'D ~4.hsuota tt< tr>I 1."F; I've e1L1
a;k exnl s7s-4,ul. z.:.c ard Observatory a:re. AS.
m IN, rrt1.+s wo~hou-+ LAM aud co:y!4xe ,u.e
Su;.,s 18th with tya2t and es.:sz2 wNe.. l:ai.:r
the premises. af- 4.'4 cf-s-
, 1859-04-13
LOCAL. MATTERS.

~" Everything pertaining to Ecntlcmen's ar-
worth's l. Bros, from the choices: assortment Of
spring and summer goods, fine coatngs. vest
in.s piece .oot.s. gentlemen furnishing goods.
Of all STYLES and varieties. spring. raglans, and
spring Urcrcnats, Of the best and most fassl;un-
able make. Garments to order by the must e4-
prricncrd cutters. ut 4. y. Ellsworth i Bros,
NJ III Lake street.
". Il, 1.orSsnrnr.-My few last words to you
will appear in Thursdays issue If this paper
Don't start for the East till yuu re!sl them,
J. AuG WRIGHT.
, 1859-04-13

Ya:. rca. c,-sr =! Trlk an !A-ach s.teyt.. ctr1HA
l.. Al Er,aA i;-s l;o On WA:t: y ~ lee: t't2.
Y ,,h ;.s.,,1,vrr.en:.. P-e>. t~t ~: Feat
Al. Iu.sse l:.i Il th. f.f"t =: L''7stt s.
~ ft.t w:ts fruit, w:.h .ask.! tys esSe IT, * ''e
Az, Mxi II stores and Dxe.!iasz eaErr =: Wei. ard
a.A N",4rsy ss;,-t. Sai!s.eS ,ats rTas a;'sa
LlhNS. uae Ivu, Ners II Ws.s -t:eet E:E-. .S,a
5rny,- .fr.t G3hHl-t*s.tw
, 1859-04-13

lrurEu MANUFACTURERS AsSoCIATloS.-Thc
Rnoi,,s If thr Lumber Manufacturers Associl-
ton, in f.irsl> Black. will open each morning
until further notice. trrm eight II nine o'clock,
as Il 1.umbrrman's Exchange. At which time n,,l
plncc I'LL resident and nonresident Manufacture
srs, Civ and Country Dealers. Vessel Captains.
aud others interested tn thr trade invited t"
attend. RuuElsr H. FoSs, l'rc<'t.
L, Wuop, Secretary. ar;-lW
, 1859-04-13

.S4- Tic Pocket rerfumery is tic best Per-
fuut in usr, svld by all druggists. pcnton l.
~, >,,,f. :,1l.1wE-r-,i..4
, 1859-04-13

T OST-A Lady's Gold Fob Chain,
IL somewhere on South Clark os Lake asevt- Tie
tndcs will be Hbe1aly rrpared BY l+avnE 1t II llt1.
untel On the crue. u State 1nI Tenth Streets aE11
, 1859-04-13

ITO RENT 4 large basement
eEal very As.v o11cr. Apply tu iOG EfS TAYLOR Nc.
1nl lsa.topE. st. NJ. !. GP stairs. AZ, c.33 4
, 1859-04-13

TU KENT-.A Fine Lot OIL Wash
l. is.t4h street. h+tw,,r Market an Frank!tn f::cets.
TEr = h: III feet ,!r. tn y: l. ft k,1
atv. Tie >:s,t l. paved with ::k ss:e. as.I Tx .t will
Ia Es;.:tsl n* Fl tcs1" ~ ESr n"e. IT, tc Il
Jt'HA WRIGHT - sect"-r M. - s.lti. ta:k stsvvt
n:.4.tr t:u tesrt Iui!se. nthi1-c325lu
, 1859-04-13

Moline AMI TnEnEAuot'rS.-Muiinc il a
promising point Of thriving scctinn If "ur
influence Of the rival interests Of Chicago and
81. Louis, Ill thu way Of seeking trade, 1t rests
with our merchants to do what st. Louis n1er-
rlans are @lnng. advertise, advertise, advertise.
lat 1llr Inducements tn the purchaser and con-
snnaer, tn visit Chicago, be duly set forth, and
for this in the field referred to. We know Of no
better medium than 1hr Io';af L"iyHn'Ittt,
published by Me>srs. Graham i Brcua,. Our
frirn.l Graham is now in our city fer the rrr-
prsr Of securing d better representation IF onr
busiuessin his columns. in which. for their own
sakcs our merchants will du well to assist him,