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, 1860-07-24

THE ZorAyEs IN GoIHAA We lenru thst the
drill at the Academy Of Nusic netted the boys
$1,50o. Good.
, 1860-07-24

\IANTED-A Lady from New
W Harsn. Corn, VITO has betn engaged eer.l
yean Goy-En.ss th- Sou'h. 1esIe. stusu.n In
lbs West HoTx13x1a or TxACsx1 : family. il CON-
Pc ent to teach English bin 1es and Tbs fraaeh lan
suaxx; Also, oun8 pupils IN rsc aad dra~!,E s.tt+
Tribune Qt6ct. jf9tt.3S2w
, 1860-07-24

LIGHT AND T1GuT.-The Police Court dock
yesterday showed IN array Of cases both light
and tight. Not case rose above the dignity Of
Z common drunk.
, 1860-07-24
GARDEN CITY HOUSE PRO-
~ PERTY f1r ri. 1t Al nou.
Attention Capltal1sta.

TRU9TEESaAtE-W -Whe, ; D. f.nlt hsv,ue hssn uasds
IN th- p.ymeut Of s h rrons.orY Sott1 ~ !cued aud
de ctibsd n certain DedA II trust At Gu, ed ~
@. rhro one Of the same da,ed July 18th ~ i. a.
re Tdet n ths ocz nf tn. Rsc,.de II Cox e. un-
r.. Jny 18th, u II 7ook NO Of Deeis tsee u.s. 4Ld
the oitexn' sal Deeds dle November Isl is3 4nd re-
~ dol In he Il Y Afos kald So*~n qh !so, Eonk
~ Of esde fass ~ th~ z.Exn d. lhs fru.tes
nsa e1 n The - rerd+ Trust lively. Ind to
~ N he = d aefe Qsstsr crbeI fe inseJ Cd In
ana ~ the a,h De Of r1u.f. vii sha f"nrsh ~ II
Auxo d. w. % It tep oclock 10 ths soItaMn O. said
e d rth door Of tho nuft Ghuse ~ The Guy oe
thl7ko IN the Counv Of Took st.te Of tlnpl,
that ?el tnt md valuable op~sty fn"wh asto- Gar
den City House nd It me a. theAg cor er ot
Madison I'D Market trees ia said Gay Il liz ~ snd
a'ty ttrre .1 II original To~u nj Ch g Q. 10 The
County Of Cook afoTe-sii. Al the Wes oftn i3 fest
ct Lot No. two y he hol7 Of Lots nhnaIed hr'e
Is and oa a. in ana Trustees Subdtv s'on of Lex
liz g. N said Blocx tythIee 3S} Also the .s.t half
Of Of No. sx ~. In FLICK No. eighty. ~ 8f ia The
Scho1 eeet!on Adel..n 10 aha City .f ch4eaEo In ad
The pSrtcuiar attention 1t capitalists Is Invited Ia TIL,
splendid property. The 9A'fen s efty vi bx sd
subj 10 I otksge tbeseon, executed by eid ikroop
aud l!a 3y!sa Ter NAsa 10 tue payuert nf
3a o1h ,nts.est n 10 par c. Il tsa, ID npal
Beason. u prime al.o pAya7le tald ciiy IL
On - - - esots Il; e Apr 4 $50 tn lot Of Ind
e'met1 g Q! q; ;M HAeA fs due IN The l1th d.y Of
aoa upon w1i mtesest has run lnte Nav 1vh, !8ts,
ted Or Usess VIII te s1csut the puie. a1e- On
Chicago July I'd 1870 t. ~ e:rs, r.
, 1860-07-24

EAR3f FOR EXCHANGED
wish to excbangs Fam II 500 ac1es $50 In roved.
land IN Perry ountr, No. the Miss 1appl ktrsr =
ue and Lot in Chltago. Address toss Once Box
$50. fF$4IAt
, 1860-07-24

g PIRITU AL MANIFESTO
~ ITO @s.-Mr.s ADA l.. Ho11. Ripping ard Writing
IT,: sdlun1. VII hod puo!e ~ tu 9 4 AioeseuEr
fpKl. II q a'cl.c Admiration 10 csQt&s fYltx4t
, 1860-07-24

LACE FoRrsr.-Ths examiastions at Lake
Forest tske place to-day. Half fare on the
Milwaukee Railroad.
, 1860-07-24

EXCURSION TO Co1p SPR1Sa.-The First Pres
byterian Church and Sabbath Schools take their
annual excursion to Cold Spring Grove On Sat-
urday.
, 1860-07-24

.....- 171o&6fh B5rKF 6PKkC8.
seatee1y eleoit ths report that ths Prs1i-
ths smramp speech Of hsothsr evening is
.r.,;on,s s n.na;aes selestlon. ~ the Admins-
inridge Club here was beat Of by ths sernmhIs
much to the modification Of the ofice holdc,s.
The Administration il ignored n much n pos.
kihle PV'-
, 1860-07-24

AcKSowLEDGE4 ENrs.-We are indebted to q.
S. Express Company for iste files Of California
papers.
, 1860-07-24

EXECUTIVE CoHx1r1xE- Executive Com
mittee Of: the Young Mems Republican Club,
will hold . meeting in tue committee room Of
tie Wagwam, on this evening, the eth inst,
1t II o'clock. l. punctual attendance Is re-
quested, as matters OF importance are to come
M, E. S. WILLIAMS, Charm.
J. z. HuouSIy. Sec'y.
, 1860-07-24

marrow ESCAPE or CHICAGO Go1p HUNTER.
The Denver City RsraH says that On the lolh
inst, tbs express bound East, whin about fftY
niles from that city, was upset in q creek which
had been swollen By ths recent rains. 4 spen
Of mules WAS drowned, and the only passenger,
Mr.. James E Lyon, Of Chicago, cana near
sharing the came fate.
, 1860-07-24

WeAk BIde d1dEt1ng.
There will be meeting Of the ci,izsns of the
West Side At the West Market HAll this eve
ming, July a4tb, At T o'clock, for the purpose
of hearing and actine upoa report of the com.
mittee chosen to report upon the petition Of the
Pittsburgh. Fort Wayne and other railroads,
to form a conuexion On the West Side upon
the established grade. The subject is one Of
grest importance, and 1t is hoped that there
will be full attendance.
, 1860-07-24
The ZouaveA' Challenge Accepted.
The following ne find in the New Io1k Herald

of the 2o:h.
We received the ssubj ,ined communication
yesterday, accepting the Ct afenge OF the Eau
nres, which We have already published. &c
fancy our Georgia militia will ind, if they mean
What they say in this letter. that in the Zouares,
they will find powerful host:
CotrxRre. O.. Ju1y u, 1850.
oR:-The Unted Ststts .uave ttdett of Chicago ns-
su1e that thc' Ale he pest rll6 nj ary cop4 In ite
Ens.d SIXTIES Q, Cau daA std easnes! cf COLI
military compines Throughout tic United tes And CAA
DIS.
Ih4 cha <pg 70 yauutlrEy hea'ded throuzh your ca.
spea bshaf u BE- csaa bus d4ada of Ill c,ty 10
*rll infantry md kht iufaat j. at=osn4 the stab,
tahe4s m iards In tnss couuty-:eott 4nd Hae
DER.
fancy drill" will he let 10 the competition Of the
United States Zouave Cadets of Chcgo and he Achoo hoy
"sogen."
Ny address Il Paul J. semue. UalumbaA 9eorKiA.
Capt Ellsworth, in behalf Of his company,
will accept the challenge, aud meet the Coum-
bus Gna' d, If they dea1re, at any point Damed,
on the Zooaves' return home and il the Colum-
bus Guard are decided to be the champions,
after fair trial Of skill, the Zouaves will agree
to pay all travelling expenses their victors may
incnr.
Columbus discovered America some years
SINCE, and in somewhat southern latitude. Co
Iumbus in the same direction has discoyerY in
store for the present good year if its sogers" ;"
train with our boys. Captain Paul, perhaps,
has put his foot in it. Let the drill come of.
, 1860-07-24

TIE W1px AwAkrs-The Wide Aw.kes we're
out in full blsze and full ranks last night. On
the West Side, the West wing Of the organi1s.
ton made the tour Of the residences Of leading
Republicans Of that Division.
Tho South Side Wide Awskes met at their
rooms and marched to the Germsn Republican
Pic MIC in the North Division.
, 1860-07-24

BkwARE.-1n these days beware Of sudden
changes Of temperature. Of unripe fruit, green
apples and other incentives to bowel conn laiut.,
Of doing any thing rash because times Ire dull.
Of running in debt becsuse JON are out Of funds,
Of basing much cash expectation On your bills
receivable, Of mosquitoes, just now coming in
season, OF duns neTer ont Of season, of eoin9
to country pic-nlcs in IN opera full dress. Of
getting over heated and In hurry these warm
days, Of sun stroke, Of iee water, Of taking the
second piece Of pie Jour d,lady offers you,
of betting At election, of joining q military
company, Of burning fluid.
SLIGHTLY D1szxrzRrszzp.-TheE Eeeaino Jour-
nal from dullness in thus deazta OF news Va
have fully shared, comes ont slightly diabolieal,
and pitches in .or what it terms "MutcuIar
Christianity" It urges tho example of Peter
Cartwright who pounded the Grace Of God"
into puguaeious blacksmith, aud calls on our
clergymsn to " cultirats thsir muscle"
This may b. al right and diainte}estsd and
proper, but ~ Ars suspicious that our nsiRh.
bor il mischisvously inclined to incits the cler-
~ to row. and then writs it up, how ths Rev,
Mr. Blank mestiog Brother Dash on ths bridge.
bit him on the bridge Of his noas. thus carryiDx +
ont au argument Of musels began on previous
intsrvisw. Or perhaps ths locals" design ia
t. watsn an snnlation among our parishes md
profit thsrsby in his city eoluuu in s1psti.tinR =
On ths fact that tbs church Of ST. snoborius
backs ito pastor among the hsa,y weights md
with the Sexton a bottle holder il prepared t.
settle Ill discussion "a Pster,-not Peter
whose intsrview With the high priests servant
gave origin to the phrase " Land me your sara," |"
but Pstsr Cartwright.
, 1860-07-24

TEE JAu.-There are forty-two inmates now
in our jail Ths most noted is the murderer
McEnoe. He has been hydropathically treated
for his turns o! violent insanity, and with up.
par Mt benefit. He has recently chosen 10
"draw it mild" and saEs dncking. The man
is \ marvel and + study, but must not be At
large again in any erent,
, 1860-07-24

ST. LOUIS WEA1HEa.-1t must be "trJing :"
curiA freaks that are astonishing this Oldest
inhabitant. Forty deaths from sun stroke in
two days. Think Of that and be grateful ye
who whifF breezes cooled at Mackinae and ship
mel tn us hY lake.
, 1860-07-24

E1cuRs1ov.-The congregation and Sabbath
School Of olivet Presbyterian Church, and the
Taylor street Mission Sabbath Schol hava their
annual excursion to-day.
, 1860-07-24

SUDDEN DEATH.-An inquest Vas held on
Sunday on The body Of m infant daughter Of
Mr. Fern, On the corner Of Wells and Hill
streets. An examination Of the facts showed
that she came TO her death from dropsy on
tho brain induced by fall some three weeks
, 1860-07-24

LINCOLN It. Dou6IAs-NNE AGAINST ENk-
The Lincoln members of the Excelsior Bafe
Bail Club have challenged the Douglasitea of
the same Club, to base ball match, TO take
place tomorrow afternoon, 1t three O'Clock, at
the corner Of Ann and Lake streets. We have
no authority for snJing that ths event Of this
match will decide the Presidential contest, but
it will be 4 spirited affair on both aides,
, 1860-07-24

NEEDS A77EsplSa 7o.-West Randolph street
needs attending 10 in d,vers places alon side
the railroad tracks where deep gullies exist fa
tai to wagon wheels and fertile source tf pro-
feuitF
, 1860-07-24
Judge HAHaaureck9s Appointments.

The Hon. Frederick Hassaureck, Republican
elect r at large Of Ohis, viii address, bis fellow
ci.iz.rs 10 Illinois, in the German language, At
the folio wius times and places:
, 1860-07-24

SHEEr1sH.-A day or two since six thousand
sheep passed through this city, from Michigan,
bound for Iowa. They are valuable class Of
emigrants-
, 1860-07-24

TIE LINCOLN RAxaERs.-The mounted Wide.
Awates were out in force last evening for u
parade without music through our principal
streets. It was their frat turn out in th g sad
dle
, 1860-07-24

The WEA1HER.-Yesterday WAS delicions. A
fresh pure breeze blew in from the lake all day.
Spring and tall apparel Was simply comfortable,
and holders Of linen suits had no call for the
same. The ice cream and soda men are the
least happy Of any class at such state Of facts,
but where will you find finer weather1
, 1860-07-24
THECITY.

Auction Sale This Morning.
Or furnit.re, carpets. alvrE natrd ware, &C., II ah
o'elotk, BY Gilbert sampson, No. 81 Lake street.
, 1860-07-24

Excc4s1ox TO LAKE FozzsT.-Ths congre-
CATION Of the South Presbyterian church tlate
Ms. Heny's) who havs 30 successfully catersd
to tbs desires Of the public il thsir annual az
cursions heretofore bald On ths 4sh Of JulJ,
will hsvs their third annual excursion on the
18th inst. They will 70 to Laks Forest this
year, and thsy propose to make 1t BY far the
most successful affair Of the kind they hArs
ever undertaken. Lot tbs people join.
, 1860-07-24

'WANrED-Ago good woman Cook
w wanted It TAeht's H.se1 No. r. Sotth Wella
, 1860-07-24

EpucAr1oxAL.-D.S s. Wentworth the Princi-
pal of Scamuaou Public School in this city il to
deliver the aunual lecture before the Wisconsin
State Teachsrs' Association on the 3lst inst, 1t
Milwaukee.
, 1860-07-24

t&-E T.. s. sCRITET. <fdeettfias Asea. 81 Dsrxv'-r
u aah,vied 70 rsrriss kdss1z+-s fer tsls s"3 al y
.Aclfn3 PIFs-s Ct tAA Eos.A EAT lat-12AS
, 1860-07-24
N A &RIE D

On the IS Iut At th. r.sd'ncs Of the brides father
In Warren H., By Rev. ] 4. Fitch, of MIn1sapolla
TR. CALVi> II. f1lCH. Of .h'eago. md HISS 81.
SAN kAWeOM. Of Warren.
On 1he 18th Inst.. tr the rev. r. F. Stewart Mr..
GEO. W HAWK and MISS MARGARET 4. CROW,
A1l OF th!s city.
, 1860-07-24
H0us Richard Yates.

Hon. Richard Yates,
Republican candidate for Governor Of Illinois.
will address his fellow citizens on political TOP.
ic. At The following Zines and plac.s. 10 Eit:
, 1860-07-24

TUE WEsr S1nK RAILROAD MEEr1xo.--The cit
liens committee of West Side residents are to
report to the adjourned meeting Ut West Mar
ket Hall this evening, on the Railroad question.
Ne are able TO stats unofficially that proposi.
ton will be reported modifying the franchise
asked by the railroads, in soms particulars, and
throwing the most stringent restriction about
the temporary grant to cross the streets at
grade, for one year. The tracks will be laid
Immediately upon the passage Of the ordinance,
and the buildings be st once commenced upon
the depot grounds south Of Madison street..
, 1860-07-24
4 Gail.

The dte..~a cto%.n nominate Sts.e esce,n nj t}a
lrru isGan Staie Conve,ton held Decatur ~ Tie p
MaF A. ar reaatsd 1ta*eme.r 10 the ct'v
nda1,aae candaac for Lituteuxnt Governor To iii the
H,GmAr. ' o. :
=. Il. lem. ~halfsaaa, Dawn Dawn
~ ~ hkoWN, Cas- LAWRENCE
YCLtAN . sca.Ty, wv. 4. GalnsHAw.
GIsrAvrs kox4xEs, Tnns A M1Esn..,
= @kLff. AxN~0. NNLA1 G. FlAuQ.
CALSIx TAraspALE JoHF r Jokx
Aepcbacao Stat* Ctu"sAl COMMITTEE.
HonAc1 Wnr1k F. See4etary.
, 1860-07-24
Leonard Eyye&lss Appointments.

The Hon. Leonard SWEET, Republican nomi-
nee for Presidential Etector, will address the
psnple oa po'tical ,op'cs at the following tirnea
md riaces:
, 1860-07-24

Ix1kaarP71sa TIE Strict CARs.-There are
certainly acme persona in Chicago who are C.
sirous Of testing in their own experience lie
question Of how far they may legally interrupt
the progress Of the street cars. This is 50
much IN annoyance to the public that it should
for that reason be deprecated, but there sre
stronger Inducements why Ill drivers Of teams
aud vehicles should tvoid extra interruptions.
We have already publisbed the decision BY
Judge Shaw in The Supreme Court Of Massaehu
sests in which the owner Of team which kept
slowly On its WAY, occupying the track in front
Of tho horse.caE. WIS mulcted in beavy damages.
There has been less Of this in Chicago than in
other eitiee Our community have come to &C.
ceps the street cars Is great convenience and
public advantage, but 1t is we'll that all other-
wise disposed BE- advised that the cars hare the
right Of way and arc not to BE- interrupted or
annoyed by parties disposed to hinder and de-
tain them,
, 1860-07-24
Judge Trumbultss Appointments.

The Hon. Lyman Trunbusl, in conjunction
pie on political topics At the following times and
, 1860-07-24
NJ o W R Z A D Y .
THE LIFE OF
I'll ABRAHAM LI.HCOLsT
Is NOW READY,

1oa GENIAL c1xgc1A11oy asa
Campaign Document,
In st:1c cosac aai cheap tha. with suitable effort On
the part Of clubs and loal committee It ay
oves his been prepared with great md may be
considered reabe ind authentic narrative of The life OF
ABsAHAn lIscoLs,-enbFsc.rs n tie substance Of hls
deba:e, with Mr. D,usas In ls,s. snd complete history
Of that remarkable canpasn Read the following table Of
CONTENTS.
Ht. Ancestonehs .:a a1stheT Mard.,e By rns,sn. n.
PARENT. t,n'y Chld over Crc ,msIsnc.s-Weet-
s %orf T. e. + Z ss e S &C.,;
hrod-Tbe FH.t Great sarrowEhasacter Of hi. Mother
ssx ~ isss:s of %
Preachers.
CHAPTER 1I-RxHovAt TO 1111sou.
uans Il he STATE -oeasscsr of H. couass.-Kensfs @
abe Ind Z Of topulat q 0: The Lincoln Fam.
Baild * Log Csb!a nj A.tlSF R.ii.Nsy@boi. ''S
CHATTER LII -- FLAT BoA7nAx -C4xak Ixp1z
klcHtt1.
Fist Boats and Flat Bostmtn- Commercial Revolution
= Tsx't E::
~ @ sese 90 ,at, Mh
2h1 B.sl H. I'd ys% es e'sa g.
Return Homo.
CHAPTER RIy-MxscaAr7-suzvx1on
Lincoln C.n1 1dase for tbe vote Of New
paiy sarsey"f-E!e led 70 lie Lesisssurs % bauefss
Opinion Of Llueolu-Tue lrne q: + Gen u>-studies
eon Fri of i1spois H.
Tw.nty sea.s -1lncola .~esen1ed Is Le4dtI-'wce
te receives N vote q he Patty tos sIeaker-SumuY
Of his caseef in the siate Legislature.
Receives to tevots him ef to : Profts.lon-Ths Pres
de.n apvass OF l8-1sp seed the t1ectoral icket
4 Inc .ns ehs.a !. !..e:s: Ia.ye'-Hs.
Tae EanYa.* q lstt-I. axtn ard On the tiec,o1n
His Speech on tie Ea.n->peeches In lrd ana.
CHATTER Wiz casorrn
Cartwright .Unpfeeetted Msjo1ity-1nlsfs Colstss-
feoa1Fne us.an W.Lneia 70 oas = 'fe9' fer u. e
euppv Bsh-Ptoof. from The ecord-The position 1t
n t q: = e
On r. Mexican Was-savesy In the District OF Co
--ep.a Of The Missouri uompr m!te-AEAln In PoItcs
Giaaf|sn oppos Ton Ee1iasture-E:eetoo OF j.
1soa Of sns Republican fary in ulIno's-sp*seh Of
CHAPTER vlu-Tsr srsAre.nz cosz1ar snH Dore-
LAs II 1853.
For the purpose Of giving this Campaign Biography The
wdes: circulation, we viii furnish It It the following re-
duccd rates:
fi.fts y! Gosts sepe'.. Get: m
fsr hnnd'ed 30
fef laon8Ana 10 OU
When ordered by mail one cent each must b. added for
, 1860-07-24

TIE LaHr HorsE P1xR--We notice that Tho
Lighthouse pier aud breskwater have been mt
in most complete and substantial order, ith
new tim5ers and new plsnka. Tho pier head il
now most attractive resort, and We advise our
readers who wish for lovely waterside view.
to test the broad, high platform that extends
about the new lght-aouse. It may be easily
risised b. ladies', As carriages can Ibe aafely
driven to the inner eud Of the pier.
, 1860-07-24
a@antHD.

" A n r E D-A good Cook,
W tSeoteh Ct Enkllsh> : private tsmily. Apply
At No. Aasone Temple opposite Post 0Mes. non, 10
l3A-H. 1y1lGTt
, 1860-07-24

Nkv Pgpt1cAr1oK. Aessrs. Bamford i
Baldwin, uswsmsu. send III new Volume r.
sued by J. II. Bradley Of Philadelphia " Teach-
ing Of Patriots" just the thing for stump ora
4ors in these piping political timss.
, 1860-07-24

Nkw Ars1c.-Messrs. Root i Cady send Us
new music a follows:
"Crysta1 Spring" Tremo1a, composed BY l..
4. Emery, and published bg Russell Tolman.
Boston.
~. S. Zouase Caiets," with ~ elegant lith.
ograph title page, composed BY 4. J. VAas, and
published BY Roof d Cady.
"Siar Troupe Waltz" composed by l. H.
Fe1nald, and published by Rus1sll 4 Folmsn,
Boston,
, 1860-07-24

VENETIAN NlaHr extra train ts Hvd.
Park for the second Venetian night, as.,ts from
ths Central Depot tonight 1t 1880 P. H.. md not
u 7:5o, Al stated in our yeatsrdsJ'a iasue. Con.
ndef1ng the variety Of attraction offered tho -
W anticipate very pleasant titns for Ill, Who
will 20 out
, 1860-07-24
LOCAL MATTERS,

LOCAL MATTEkS,
ETG Go to John Jones, l19 Dearborn street
and get your clothes cleaned aud repaired.
They will Be well done aud at prices to suit the
times.
~ Wide Awake uniforms made and fur
niahtd BY sam Dunn 4 Co., lol Randolph st.
jJ24 2t.
~ Miller's Hair Invigorater-the best in
use. s. 7. H. sekley, agent, 302 State street.
fe20 sn.
, 1860-07-24

HoxE AcA1x.-We vera glad to welcome
homo again yesterday Alderman J. D. Ward,
fresh from The gulches and digglngs OF the
auriferous regions that lie about Pixies Peak.
Frou. Nj. Wards account, they are not all that
lie about Pixies Peak either.
HunRr TEEN UP.-The Monroe and Dearborn
street Improvements are sadly tardy- Here in
few weeks we are to hare a splendid Post Or
dce, which, from present appearances, can only
be reached By mules and latboata when the
rainy season sets in.
TIE C1TT.-Matters about town are dull as
reflected by our home column. It is tho very
apogee of the busy season. Lake street mer-
chants keep an extra boy to wake up their
clerks when it is neal time, or the hour Of clos
ing. But there is good time a-coming.
4 SABBATH School PoIs RA1s1xa-Yester-
day afternoon At The corner Of Eric and North
Wells street, the dne aag staff, $50 feet high,
WIS raised amid appropriate rejoicings. It is
to carry the banner Of the Eric street Mission
School, S. Lockwood Brown, Superintendent.
L1oHrs1so.-oa Friday night ha-a belong
ing 10 alF. V1H, mu&mao, near tarFllhy was
struck, and two cows were killed.
The house Of Dr.. Dodge, on Harrison, near
the corner Of Clark street, was also struck
Little damage was done however.
BuaaLARI.-The fruit storo Of Messrs Marsh
4 Kidder, On Washington, nesr Clark street,
was entered on Saturday night or Sunday NOR
| ming. The thieves gained entrance By placing
| ladder to reatiator over = door in the rear
| Of the store. Fifty pennies was au they OBJ
| tanned.
, 1860-07-24
nAIRY FARMS FOR tALE.
Within so Miles OF Chieaxo,

THE 1LL1Nn1s CE..TRAL K.1LROAD CnMpA-
IN eass 10000 sssts Of hEh, riding P'aih~ Land.
they o9<r Tor 3sis On the mest Ets =, te-Ias+
To those who Wish 10 IN the snes Of srppyluf
the city uhh fresh Mk Butter. vsect .be ac no aofs
slesoe .eason esa be se!ec:d: aud ths trina as
morning and ate It hight Every Facility wi. be e6ervd
10 tnoee Who uea1- to thee Iat d. Ard 10
Chicago. fee3e63+tm
, 1860-07-24

TuE B1TracArxn Coxzr.-Ths two tailed
comet Of 1860 has gone up, and into obscuritv.
1t went rapidly south aud h.. lean lost to hu.
man ayes. Soft will be With the t.so tailed no.
litical comet of 1860, which is disappearing in
jus. that direction. There is another r.sem.
blanca between the two. The one Va, fo,tr
millions of miles distant from the e.r,h At ~.
nearest. That's exactly Little Dug. dist.nee
from the White House. Rorty millions Of mile.
distant, aud lost somewhere south.
, 1860-07-24
s,ur CANADIAN Visitors,

Nv tho Michigan Central Railroad train to-
n;oht fron Detroit will arrive an excursion
made nm Of the leading citizens of Canada in
vi,ed bv 8, ,ne of our railroad managers to visit
the Te,t The company is to be composed Of
the MAYORS and other principal officers Of all
tho cities on the line Of 1he Grand Trunk and
The Great Western Railways, between Quebec
and Detroit. The Cansdian press will bs very
largely represented. ssvsra!: members OF the
Canadian Parliament h avs accepted in'itationa
to the excursion, and Sir Allaa desab and
other distinguished gentlemen are expected
Tho party will leave TO- morrow morning for
Cairo, by the Illinois Central Railroad, and t,:x.
tend their trip some forty miles into Missouri,
on the Cairo and Fulton road. Returning, they
will take The main lins ot the Iowa Central for
Dubuque, and extend their excursion on the
Dubuque and Pacific road some eighty miles
into the heart Of Iowa The Burlington and
Quincy and several other roads have united in
The invitation, and two weeks at least will be
spent By majority of the party, in seeing the
Great West.
This excursion has been most happily planned
ard while on tho Tllinois Central we presume
will be under the direction of j. z. Austin, Esq.
Of the Land Department. Il OWES it's origin,
five mistake not, mainly to his Intelligent en-"
tefptise
, 1860-07-24

Ik.&.fEI8 II. nDFF.UAfF

uo3.al Of ths Gand Dueny Of tho DuehIes
II bcns.ek and 3s1sotaA and the II . ely Of Franf-
ozt and By special Of sutoozEi !.
for former eitltepa o. AUSTRIA, BADEK- BAVARIA.
WIKTEABERG. OLbENbERG. &c. tke7.u4vlY
, 1860-07-24

4 GOOD JOB PRINTER
WANTED IMMEpIATELY BY
DUNLOP, SEWELL e sPALD1NG,
RIroa1 aud Conme-e elal PIinters,
I 4tcer3u 13S LRta fleet.
, 1860-07-24

w Dia1rhea. Dysentery, Summer
Compl,nt- -Xaeuires Compound Extract Of B.n. Plaa.
u the bfs nmedy Known, for the Of the4e di.eas
In the Mississippi Valley bears the t!shest reputation
for curssa Properties. Fer ehllren teething In
.au,b1s Prtpat.d city a:d eo.d hy J. &C. AGuIRf,
81. Lout, M:s-our. jyef69stua
, 1860-07-24

BASKET P1c.E1c ExcuRslos.-The Bethel Sab
bath School will hare basket pic mic excursion
on Thursday {of this week. to Babcoct's Grove,
on the Ga!sna Railroad. The train will leave
the depot on Wells street, ut quarter past nine
o'clock 4. H., and return at fiye P. II.
Price Of tickets 50 cents, children IS cents.
Bsbcock's Grore is a beautiful place for pic
mic gathering. Shade trees in abundance, land
rolling and eoversd with grass, good water in
abundance, and all within a few rods Of the
place where the train stops. AL are invited to
accompany the school in this excursion. Tick
cts can be procured in the train before it lea1e,
the depot,