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, 1859-02-11
Probable Nubsidence of the War
Furry in Europe.

ro'A '"e 1N"u'u '"@ca '*o' ~
"e may nov venture TO hope that the prin'
oips. oanReF o. hn European war has for the
psssent pssseo a"ay ~ wou'd oe well u 70
coo,o ess '1"s s1ter the tlo*inR oTeF OF this
s.o'm'eoau .oc ~nt'o n1'ent indulge IN Ttslons
o. 1esu1aotht cam soa sunshine. hu' tho
lotcea .m'cu ln3eAtso 's'o!ohoee n1 European
quiet SUI t1lst, neo are enls ior time cam,
gn.n gt.ssso ot .ne 1e'sn' o. universal opinion
1eefe ~ however. hsais'seilon 10 te mingled
Wi'h tic reKrt' WITH xh'eh mankind must sre
the "hf on"nrn' "t ~ armed and reatlrss det~
posiam IN Eu'ore. II ~'a apptar T. uny one
VINO hsS watched the cnuFns u there events
thai, assrr el', there !, moral power not wholly
opoos1 70 oeps WIN EmperoFs and kings
r 1ne DECIDED and unwAvering Judgment OF the
Ea&lsa 9asernment and fress hes. it il I'D:
m'.ea On 81 nanoe. osen chmuy Instruments!
IN cnees'nR sne maanes' OF The bonapars1at
c!,qus, austria hss fsetive1 support on
~h!ch she hardly counted, and France has been
met VAN resolution which her rulers deemed
~no'tS lmposa'nte- ne alncerety t1ust That the
to!Hel " taeee fo~esn VIII sppfsoate tho be-
naslo1 ,1s o1 oanon which beam 20 good will TO
~, oM9amoo.ane aoeo'uiiFm; lhat Francis Joseph
3ah recognize taas, alter Ill. free people may
, 1859-02-11
Amendments to the School Law.

Amendments to the School Law.
The amendments 10 tie School law, which
werc passed iu ,llt uuuse ou Tuesday evening
lust, are thus stuffed Ly the Springfield corgcspon-
dent oil tue .Louynui
Ibc hi Is il passct! provides for tie jistribu.
t1n of the School funtl amnng The dstri T., half
OIL schedules aud half it proportion to the number
ul children over five and under twenty-one yean,
OF age; tue election 81 th1ee DiIcctors, tu hold
Office fur three years each after the frst election
provides for the formation Of Unun Scools, and
the transfer Of pupils rom district to a,ml,cr;
the slectlon Of Directors is held Oh the first Mon
day in September instead Of tile first Mst,lay in
Octns'er; provides tia. no person may vote 10
levy taxes ior any purpose, unless he shall have
lived III the 1,trc! ttIrty days previous 1o sa,d
election an,l he a Taxpayer; the Directors may
lcry taxes *ittGut vote ai the people 1Jr the
pu1posc o! raising mancy to continue schools for
The itrm nj sIx 1unnh hs, wlela t1,c public funds
are uot sufficient, and tor fuel c:,1'tusr aua 1c.
pairs oi rchoo! houses, aud purchasing tue neces.
snry books, etc., lus I'LL lax ior pslrcll,si..
grounds or building Il schuol house shall bc levied
without j yutr Ut the Ieaplr; and that m person
residing IN the l. c. II. H.<Cnmpapy'. lands nav
tole I'LL levy llG tsx unlcs,le sbal iilst li<t As
lands 1"r taxation; and no Tux 10 exceed two ,,cr
fcn1uEn slal be lcvicd lur aa9 purpose.
, 1859-02-11
OPENING an OYSTER.

1t may not be generally known to 1he reo-
pie of Illinois that John CalLonn, late Sur.
vcyor.Geacral Of Kansas and Nebraska, ea.
gincer-in. chief Of the Lccompton Constitution
aud Grand Master Of the order Of the Candle
Boz, {togctber with Mr. Urlah Manly aud
Ar. Il. II. Ridgely,) has been holding office
aud getting salary of one Thousand dollars
per annum for ncar]y eleven years. rs Irnstee
Of the old State Dank-commf6slone to SET
tic up tie affairs Of that institution, aud pri-
rileged, it would secm, 10 digest Tor drink
up) its assets These persona were appointed
ou or about November lst, 1913, by Gov.
French, uudcr all act passed by the Legisla-
turc in February. 1877, !" for fna1ly closing
the Affairs Of the Stale Dank Of Illinois.''
They were authorized to take charge OF all
tue as-ets Of The Dauk, and to maintain suits
ut law to cvllcct I'LL delts or demands, aud
in loos. lei ms to !" wiad up itA aHal1e." An
act was Passed tic following year to com
plc:c the wuding-up, in which the provisions
for putin: lie lank in liquidation we're ex.
tended to January LIST, 1851. NJ further
mention is made Ut these o:liccts in The eta
tute huok until Feb 18th, 1856, wheu au :rt
was passed directing ihc Governor to issue
State l'outls 10 tlem tn the amount of ST.
53s 20, on some unsettled transaction.
Messrs. Calhoun, Manly and Eidg.y l.ayc
kept c}oe as clans during The past cegcn
years, having never reported on their SUCCESS
in g. winding up" When Gov. Bissell cume
into ollice he app'int'al Ga.tavus Kocrncr
aud two associates to reccive tile l,aluncc, if |
any, in The la11s u{ the Trustees, and make |
an exhibit ot the aftairs u date But tie old |
Trustees held on to their rubbish. and tue
Supreme Court decided that they were not |
removable. 4 resolution offered bv3 Mr. |
Mick, ef Kanliakee, and adopted ky the L,.s
islatnre, bids fair 1nw 10 opeu the oyster aud |
sce what is insld". Tile resolution call for
I'LL investigation, aud requires the keepers Of
1lc great Stasc Bank secret to divulyc
forthwith. The Assets OF the institution,
when placed i'll their hands, are stated q. /
seventy or eighty 1Luu:anl dollars. II appears
that they surrendered to the Governor, April
It'll, ISL, hon''- and scrip amounting to
$3u,100 20. Their salaries since 1913 will
probably cover any balance
, 1859-02-11
Arrival Of the Utah Nail.

LEAvRSwoRru. Feb. 9.-The Utah mail, With
dates to the 18th uts., has arrived. The news Is
barren ct interest,"
The District Court Was expected to adjourn
stn4 dis on the 18th.
Superintendent Forney would soon leave for
the Sor'h to hold conference with the chiefs
OF the Utah Indians.
Many persons were leaving Salt Lake for
Pike's Peak.
A memorial wH under consideration in the
Legislature contemplating the asking for admls-
SION into the Union under the old Slate Consti-
tuition of Deaeres
, 1859-02-11
PRESS AND TRIBUNE.
FRIDAY MORNING, FEBRUARY II, 1859.

The Apportionmcnt Bill in the Senate.
An arrangement has been effected between
the Republican and Democratic members OF
tue State Senate, by which thc Arpurtion-
ment bill shall he taken up and discussed to.
morrow and vots reached on Monday. The
qatd pro quo tor this concession WAS an agree
ment on the part Of the Democracy to let the
business Of the seezion proceed.
, 1859-02-11
The Attempted Rock Island swindfc
SHA

tFsom The Rock 1,ani ArcuAl
Much indignation Exists in the community ut
large, since It has been ascer.aned that Gen.
Jones has succeeded in prevailing upon lie
Congressional Committee on Public Lsnds, tu
report bill in Congress in favor OF giving tue
Island to the pre- eu;ptozs. No we'll informed
man shout here has ever supposed for moment
that the Equatters ~ould get possession Of It by
paying one dollar and twenty dTe cents PET
acre. The very idea has been % ansurd, thst it
has really received but little confederation. No
one al all converAAut With the history Of the isl
and doubts its being d military reservation, SUBJ
ject 10 the Same conditions that other property
belonging IL the government is subject 10. Gen.
Jones naay succeed IN getting a favorable report
from the committee, out there is ceEtHinly ju'-
tice md honor enough remaining in the House
to reject SO upiustlh 4ble Recommendation. All
that ia desired BY the people VI large, is to have
the island lnid Of. in lots numbering several
acres each, aud disponstion nude Of the prop.
erty 10 the highest bidders. This is the only
mode OF procedure thas will render gencrel sst
isthction.
, 1859-02-11
Casualty on the Ice.

OGnsx<BusoH, Feb. 10.-At the races On the
ice today. al the crowd wa returning, ten teams
broke through aud severs1 horses were lost, 4
team which just came over picked up four men
nearly frozen. Several teams not ~. heard
from
, 1859-02-11
Southern Pacific Railroad T,

Southern Pacific Railroad Troubles.
New ORLEANS. sth.-M1rshall {Texas) dates
Of the lst lust. STATE that the PIcc Rllltoad CON.
promise ha] failed. President Foaikes has arrived
frcm Marshall and deposited the stockholders
loan in blnk then. He addresses the public TO-
tnorrow night. He reparts deficit Of 500 900 in
the accounts of the road.
, 1859-02-11

Steamboat Collision on the Mississippi.
V1cksBCRG. 8,h The steamer Cherokee lrcm
New Orleans, f'r the Tennessee River, coll.led
with the steamer Mckee. opposite Island No, 5,
yesterdly. The Cherokee xl+ sunk, but all hands
were sAytd. She can be r2jsetl
, 1859-02-11

On Thu,sdss. January =, It Trinity Church4wate,.
tn ; n X hy ksv: T6eo = B.oeoet, p. HosEET
sakn H.: add HATTIE B.. daughter OF Hiram He1feil
Es0 Of tbs former placs.
In Pops Ooun4y. 1Nno!e On the 9Th Deceubrr 1a5s
L1LAIAa YoChG. both oi 9Ia1Epw. 8oolxnd-
, 1859-02-11

r 40 effort is being u,Hds ia Rockford to
induce Mrs Helen Markham Wheeler, oFthis
city, the distinguished lecturer on Anatomy
and Physiology. to Rise . course Of Lectures in
that city. Mrs. Wheeler WAS formerly resi-
dent Of Rockford.
, 1859-02-11

Sale of the Winthrop House, Boston.
, .Bosros, Feb. 1o.-Tha Winthrop House VA
sold at auction today for slo6. 500, subject to
mortgage Of I'll 900.
, 1859-02-11

ArrEH11 y. OLp EoLplkas. The soldiers Of
the Revolution. the " War OF 1917. snd the Back
Hawk and Mexican Wars, are requested to meet
this evening at room no. !, fremont House, to
nuke arrangements for joining The celebration
Of tbs l27Ih anniversary of the birthday Of
Washington.
WAs1llSGro8ss DtET1 DAY.-Wc learn that the
Executive CMnsnltsre are making extensive ar
rangemcnts tur this celebration. The sailcrs are
preparing fn!l-r'gged vessel. The printers will
ae cut in full force, with printing press sending
out to the multitude m appropriate ode. We have
lo doubt if our citizens contribute literally to
tho aid Of the committee, tie affair will he every
way worthy Of the occasion.
The sports On the river continue without
abatement. Crowds daily occupy Wells and
CLARK street bridges. and the piers under them,
for the purpose Of Witnessing the trials Of speed
snd bottom of the various nags brought ont,
The interest sometimes becomes exciting, and
the sudences make the welkiu ring al the f.
votite nays pass at q rate OF speed which is
pleasant to behold, but frequently dangerous to
life aud limb
---
PEasoxAl.-Baysrd T4Tlor, Of New York; G.
l.. Bes, U. s. Army; J. N. do Barry, Assist
ant Superintendent Pittsburgh, Fort Wayne
Chicago Railroad Capt Smith. oorinth Camp
bell and Jones, Managers Of the Minnesota
Packet Co., making arrangements for conneo.
tion With the different lines of RAilro.d on the
Upper Aisaisssippi; E q. Lisehfeld. Eeq,, arc
amongst the arrivals 1t the fremont House yes.
terday.
Ma Lorrr Houau's BRskz1r.-We step
aside from our usual ru1e this morning, to
notice tho benefit Of Mra Lofty Hpugh, which
takes placs ct AcVicker's Theatre tomorrow
night. In privata Me-in public lifo-MEs.
Hough il = lady, in the s,rlctest, tsuest, best
sense. We think ~ may truly say that she
Rdorns What she touches. not more by 4 display
Of Intellectual power in her art, than by tbs
incest development Of the character Of \ tzue
woman. We feel sincerely desisous that the
appeaa Of 10 estimable lady and charming
actress shall result in 4 substantial benefit.
! For programme Of the performances, sae adver-
| tiscment
| F1rr1&a our roe P1ks's PxAK.-We learn thai
on the night Of the 9Th inst, = lew seamps
broke into one Of the stables Of Price, Aorris l.
Co., coal dealers. containing st1 mules and
eight OF ten horses, and succeeded in bridlinK
tWo Of the mules, aud had taken them out Of
the stable. Not content With their success 30
| fsr, they undertook to secure another pair. But
forsunately-1ather unfortunately for then,-the
last pair not liking this nocturnal intruslon con-
@AA ~.
, 1859-02-11

Mn5. MARKHAM WuEEtEa's LECTURES The
third icctutc of the course will take place at the
TnlFl Pfrsl, 'eritu Church, West Side, thls after
mon at o'tlork. Mrs. r. has NOW a class Of
o0O lld G.. Ther' sill liz t'yu unr c:,tes alter
to.Iay, Tickets Is cents each.
, 1859-02-11

q The Galena ddctrti.sr Of yesterday says
there is excellent seighing few miles west and
uorthweRt Of that city.
, 1859-02-11
THE CITY.

SPLENDID GIFTS WITH EVERY yALESrlSE.-
Al WHO buy Valentines At Andrews. IS South
Clark street, arc presented with splendid gi!ls.
II Rer. n. H. Schenck, Rector of Trinity
Church in this city, gave q lecture on "Csp-
rices" as FFeeport on FridaT evening last, to q
rerE large and intelligent audience. The Free
port Journal speaks in high praise Of the Lee
, 1859-02-11
CHICAGO FRIDAY MORNING.


| H..
E,,t.1., '- 1.c.1 o1@
,..tu,. ,,on ....s.. 117 y.
o;v.n h1 IT,, 1T..1.,.s w ~, 4&e.0s3' "
p,o.h,.a.;.. So, - ~ VIC Auuo
evsr,Hr ~ 1.aa., Irppso - VI tueso'5
.na;o,ea - s.-a 80, oAo " oe4'soteo
,"@, ,'A 'Ae A'@*s Diea'1'eA9 'ae1es'' ~
p.7se4 -. 49, - oeep 5ee n'.ne tesea1co
a,o..aat 49,, .oaa.;., .e.e ",su wv n.oS'
onrn nv nnon IT, arpea.s ~ 'u.se u nei
vbich her ectnres t,e't NJ na',, w apon
tn Mrs ". xihont fas,,no III. assnss, 49,. s 49,
,adv vas nerfac,1x -, 49,. =, h.. ..h;..t
fully coupctent to Instinct t,,ose pho n;obt 49,
tend her further course of 1ccturca W. n ,rt
hone that the ladies' of o,he, no-t,ona ~ mr. ~
will avail themselves or 41,e fart that M, Nal
ham Wheeler has become ,ns1ont of f,b;,aao
and secure her services for conrsc of thesa l.c'
+,nes.
We understand tha+ ,t,, whao,a, T.,
ia mapv Urgent ANNALS v,,1 o;ra .ona.a eaS ~
,ec.n,es m the sonth c,5a M .,a.h,., 49,, a. =
Nor., Side should hsr tina no,m;t >@'
1
CHURCH OF TIE ASCENSION FEs71yAL.-Tlls
festival takes place this evening, at Metropolitan
Hall. Tue Intrinsic merit OF the appeal to the
lteralty Of our citizens should call together full
aud generous attendance. But aside Hom this,
,c = nono th,n veco,nrons. rer ~. sa,on 49,
asked for admission n v;,, ha ronn -. -. aa.a-
t;semsnt n,,1e, M, an,,sonan. ,,oos -. ~ 49, ~
t;va1 ia IN inchnfe a crand conc.r+ ~ - mh.s IT,
u'1' 20 ~ 'netoao e'1no e"ocef'' III "nco Ma
dame D1uzl, the eminent and popular German
soprano, with many we'll known amlteurs. vii!
take mart. IN ,re cop,za or ,bo c,,r.,t ,1,sa,a.
- ~ ~ ~ 49,. T...- 49,. -. ee,' HAaaDe
Danz' Will sing tdsfa D4po' from tic celebrated
H,rn,st nil a1:o +,.a n.r, :, ~. .onoa.. ~
think we NAV safely sev that hi. u;,I ha ma -,
the ,nost attractive fss,ir,,s ~ +ha so,.,,
Foe Pies PEAx--The emigration to Pixies
Peak tru1n tLis part Of the country has already
commenced. The Iowa City Republican sa.s
t,,,o,n,, ,,,.n,,oa ,,.r =. 'D,.N
tho ,o11 ,o,;an.. an, o,.o 49, ~ ;, s ~.
N,rI,o,n c;tv acting in tabo1f of ,ho r.,
1no;z p;re,s ps,t yfn;,r Conn,1. 1 :. a-a...1 a.a
ths,o .oo, ,y;,,, Ton con,t.n;o, -, H.
t;n,,ion one of twon,r-6ra ,nan a,1 49, a.ss, 49,
80. ~ 0*Ae' "
Papef ssys conpaoy vi SIX IRON dixon, ILL.,,
paS,eo 1i.soosn eha' c''y' armed anu equlaped'
~ su' 'naaes a45 VI '"o 0'nse' Fnty resioents
" lo"* eny la'eod sla1l'nS 1of f'se's Feak dur
Luz 'ne epfns'
no" ARE TIE MIGHTY FALLEs-About two
O'CLOCK yesterday mernlng,a friend Of ours who
keeps late hours, discovered George Washing
ton" aud "Big Indian" occupying dirt heap On
South Clark street In truly oriental and nesliee
asHA1oe' oe4ns "oa'etco ~ Alau'5 acts' ae helped
LUG A"' 'e&1 oas '041ea 'nels lnto more COMFORT
an'e quarters "neh We 81" ''bg indtan" at
@e nour 5ts'e1oay afternoon, ne looked faded and
that is, no where to to found, How nr- tho
mighty fallen! Losr-George WasAiugton,s hat,
Finder liberally rewarded by leaving 1t at this
Office
concert t,omnanv fro,, Rs,d;na Nas.s.. ~ sy.1'
~ ia;
, 1859-02-11

AUCTION SALR.-Thers will be sold By Gilbert
j. Sampson, this morning, at 10 O'Clock, At 81
Lake street, fac assor tment Of rich furniture
carpetings, tea trays, do.
, 1859-02-11
LOCAL MATTERS.
VALzs11xkA-SL Valentines Day, l4th Feb,
ruary.
II Jou with to vel on st. Ta'en.iue's Day,
And II your lover refuses to do it.
fou send bin token and !! be sa{a nay!
lid Net n nd {dfce hin init

ruary.
1fyou with to vel on g. ra'en:ine's Day,
And II your lover refuses to do it
@d I aisf y" sppsa1 ppsa .aa I'd iotse &c h io
We hare now ready large assortment Of
Valentines, at prices varying from three cents
upWarda. PFices are cents, cents. 10 cents.
Is cents. 20 cents, as cents, 50 cents. &c &c. If
you want lot Of sentimental love tokens. YOU
san get very ia.r ones Al ~ centt, Is cents, and
Is csnta- Now is the time for young felloxs
who are in love TO show their generosity and
their pluck al the Hame time. All baahful
Joutha who neglect Valentines Day must nee.
essariy lay themselves up on the shelf for an
other year. Girls who have backward or ekit-
tish 1oyers should not neglect this favorable op-
portunity to spur them up snd make them set
the happy day. We may safely predict large
business in love-makinR during tho whole OF Feb
fuary, and no efforts on our part ahall be want
ing 10 bring about mutual admiration, blissful
meetings, swelling hearth, sentimental siehs,
gushing teArs, and al that sort of nonsense,
Buy our Valentines, and you will soon see the
wonderful effects OF them Send to McNaity
4 Co., 81 Dearborn street, opposite the post
Office. fe119k
~ Laden and gentlemen having left off
clothing to dispose OF, may hear OF \ liberal
cash purchaser b. dropping line addressed
Ar. D.. box 4ll6, Chicago Post Office.
fe10 e.
E Buy Peru Coal al T. 50 per ton, deliver
ed. Tard, Polk s.. between CLARK and sher-
man. feslw"
NoRTH BAPTIST CHuacu.-The pews in the
chapel Of the North Baptist Church, corner Of
Dearborn and Ohio streets, will be rented for
one Fear on Saturday. Feb. l2sh. at l.: o'cleck
T. II. fe9 I'd
Doors AID DSHoEs--McDougsll,F Fentou i Co.,
100 Lake stfeas. corner Of Wella, cannot he un-
, 1859-02-11

RDcoEpER's CorKr.-We ON itted yesterday to
state that Bechtel, who was implicated with the
Wolf family in their trial for mans]aughter, was
acquitted before the jury lelt their seats.
In the case Of james Hea1d, indicted at the
December term, 1855, for the larceny OF coat
the State Attorney admitted the vnlue Of tue coat
to be less than IS, and tbs Court directed the plea
to be changed to guilty Of petit larceny, and sen
fenced the prisoner to one day 70 imprisonment in
the County Jail, and to par = fne Of IS aud casts
of prosecution.
James Better and Frederick Eoruer vere put
upon their trial for stealing COW. Korner was
acquitted, ont Better was convicted and zen.
tsnced to the Penitentary for two years.
, 1859-02-11

- Laden and gentlemen having left off
clothing 70 dispose OF, may hear OF liberal
cash purchaser b. dropping line addressed
Mr. D.. box 4ll6, Chicago Post Office.
Fnfn o.
, 1859-02-11

81 Grover 4 Bakers new and uueauslled
81 Family Sewing Machines, with hernmers,
silk, cotton and linen threads
II. AAKxAxpKx, Ak't. 1s6 I4ake-st
, 1859-02-11

ArrEH11 y. OLp SoLp1kas. The soldiers Of
the Reso'ution. The War OF 1872. and the Back
Hawk and Mexican Wars. arc requested to meet
this evening at room No. !, fremont House, to
nuke arrangements for joining The celebration
Of the l27th anniversary of the birthday Of
Wnah{nrtnr
, 1859-02-11

Pkor1L1tR LNE.-The screw steamers Mont
gouery. Hunter, Oatonagon, Evergreen City,
and Fountain ci1y will form propeller line be-
tween this city and Collingwood.
, 1859-02-11

CHICAGO, BURLINGTON AND Qu1Scx RAILROAD.
The earnings Of the Chicago, Darlington and
Quincy Kailroad line, between Chicago and Bur-
lington, dissauce Of 2lo miles. were, in Janu-
afr l&5Q
, 1859-02-11

NoK1H BAPr1sT CHuaca.-The paws in the
chapel Of the North Baptist Church, corner Of
one fear on Saturday. Feb. l2th. at l.: o'clock
T. M. fe9 I'd
, 1859-02-11

A Fn.1sa Tk1Rur1.-The engineers and 6re-
msn on the Gfeat Western Ra,lroad hare erect.
ed 4 handsome monument 70 the memory Of
George Cline, the fireman who vas killed By m
accident last summer n ar Danvitls. 1tia be-
fitting tribute to brave man. who threw away
his own lita to savs others
, 1859-02-11

- See advertisement Of Quaker City SO
Sewing Machine. l.. CoR1ELL l. Co.,
oc26 ~ 1888 Lake street
, 1859-02-11

Doors AID SHoks--MeDougsll, Fenton i Co.,
100 Lake stfeas. corner Of Wells, eannos he un-
dersold. We will sell for the next 80 days-
, 1859-02-11
Go Rc11t.

40 RENT-THE STORE 10. Fl. SuUTH
/ Water s.rest. suitable / : ~hfle'ate 1roee:s
Try Go d ooh'ps II ase4 AeEt moties 4te AprJ
AAT1HsW LAfLlN Il L = sou b ases:&. 1a@ c!3i ~
20 RENT.-TW0 NEW HOUSES. on
o. Erie street, near A.s Ct. EI<ht rooras IL each
house Il elt per ata. haui1e At y C4are rIest
j.. WARD.
, 1859-02-11

How ARE TIE MI0nrY FALLEN About two
o'clock yesterday morning, friend Of ours who
keeps late hours, discovered George Washing.
toni and "Blg Indian" occupying dirt heap On
South Clark street in truly oriental and neslige
attitude. Being addicted to kindly acts, le helped
the two great bu. fallen chiefs into more comfort.
able quarters. When We SAW "Blg Indian" at q
late hour yesterday afternoon, he looked faded and
jaded. "Gaorge Washington" il non comeati5us-
that is, no where to to found. How are the
mighty fallen! Losr-George Was4Ington,s hat.
Finder llberally rewarded by leaving 1t at this
Office.
, 1859-02-11

ATTENTION! CHICAGO Light GuAnp,-The
company will meet for drill, at the new armory,
corner Of Randolph and Wells street, On Ba.ur-
day evening. February 1ash. at halfpast seyen.
The Commandnnt expects to Sec every active
member present. By order.
Il. u. FLINT. Sec'y.
, 1859-02-11

roL1cE.-The following are the only victims
that could he found III the clutches Of tile law yes-
tcrday morning at the Armory:
Jamcs ?. Dellis, assaulting Mr. Hi.chcsck,s
stable toor-t3-
Pat Daily, lrunk-s3 ,
Michael Dewas. drunk aud tlghtiug-s3. Chris
torher Conley, the samc-Diseharge,l.
plf1ics Glyuu. drunk and yagraucy-s20 and
30 thifty DAYS,
, 1859-02-11

n We were in error 10 stating that the cattle
cara which were run otf the track on the Chicago,
Alton and St. Louis Rad On 1surday last we're
attached to the passenger train. Such was not
the fnrt
, 1859-02-11

E Buy Peru Coal at e4.5o per ton, deliver
ed. Yard, Polk 81: between CLARK and Sher-
man. fe8lK*
, 1859-02-11

We understand that Hrs Wheeler, In response
to many urgent appeals, will give course Of
lectures on the South Side, and perhaps on the
North Side, should her time permit.
, 1859-02-11

A1N4%
on Erie street. near Mar ct. EI<ht rooros IL each
house u el& per M nta. Lqui1e 1t u CArA FIesk
fe3 cl6jlm Z. WARD.
VALUABLE WHARFING PROPERTY
7 to Rem.
Wharf Lats 81 and "a, in Block se,
School seei1n. the eat ad- ct snuh Branch. be:
tween tlA1lson md Van q el 1rttfA They can be
:tsd for sn1e t-r1u OF Al taqaira 4
fel In + y. LAkSE0 " WaaalnI on =.
L>OR REST.-INTENDING To REMOVE
Il to our IN p:eai.e+ NJ. = lao St eet. On he
Is o FeoTu " 1c1t vi. reot 70 koo1 t. nAnt tho
ttoee oeclty. 157 .ath WAt ts stteet Ap-
oiJto DOduETE. BAsSart / H1LlA
fJARDEE'S BUILDING. - @OR RENT,
L .he oonrod:oas od1ees on ths 1T and second
door Ia kAydeuB Bui.dn coslet ,ut1 tstr md Wels
atee4. AlsA s~o 'ona Nd 3os corner basement
oes u .ne but ding No. 1l9 south n atef TE-et;
LA hess IN AR, WlLLtAM9.
no MILLERS, MECHANICS, &C.-T0
Il RE*T for %teno Of Jsazz that lar@e bultlcs aest
E4H Of The GevatoE Of Gtbb4 rma Cs.. NTH The hae
L1s vhcn anda-oeiax 90 feek naore q ezA on The
nSer and fu11nl BACK t" the g. G. u. E. Ast7ea
Y the opdins 's *eau ersine fo11- Win enslae.
Thts dne loc tioa for NouEnk sill for Aech11t
ezl p1spoasA For teEnx DC. Apo1 y
u524 be13 $sn 9ll south Water 1tzrtt.
, 1859-02-11

q In the lover House OF our LIE xis;atura On
Tuesday. the bill to incorporate the Esns In
surance Company of Chicago, was laid upon
the table until tie 4th Of July; and the bill to
incorporate the Metropolis and Marine Insu.
rance Company Of Chicago, WAS also Ibid on
the table.
, 1859-02-11

RuNAwAY.-Ah horSe attached to bread wagon.
belonging 10 kendlll T. Son. took race through
Clark street yesterday afternoon, and brought up
in front Of the new Methodist Church building
without doing auy serious damage.
, 1859-02-11

DUR ROBE STOLEN. A TWEtVE
Eeee lined %h r. r. ~ ~ ats ssEh e: e.
pah. - t-f fak&enei -so5ee hAvtn& been
iva. xs 1r9 49, ~ eseh I'll 1a 70 stse1
Tessnied b. r.t9fnlnE Il 70 me. SD ps9os e eftes1
c.ot3on ID asaiess purchasing robs q ~
t<tl0s Il. N1N.VV-
, 1859-02-11
tor Sale.


DROPELLERS FOR sALE.-THE Pro.
pellee 9EaKAXE CHIEF, now lying ii Buffalo, N.
Aod the teEer CA lsu- MA. lying u C1sse-
sad Ohio ~ tfas ed for sase ehtAp eFDs h'f caAh
sec4Fitg. Fur price and urtaeF ozmatiun addreas
= l.. EALnW >LL,
tea e165 Ia, AGENT n. r. r T. X. 10 Dunsirk N. r.