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NHOKlGAGE cALH.-" hefeaS,
fI JOSH F. Babeoot o. the City Of Ch e1zo. In the
1nuntv Of Cupk xnd .stae Of Him ~ ott the t4n,h
G.s ii Eoycrurr f. ~ 1851, execute md oliver to J.
Ynuns ammon Of the same place certain iLden Of
re- hear,ux Tie twenty sixth cay Of Octnbes
H7 u, secure the payment OF oct thou and hun
dTr and hi ahd tt 1u0 Goas9 {4l33 t6l0),
Is te paid t cettan PvnmlsAozy toe4 nf The
sid jcseph Hrahrnok Al II even date With tie date
thsee hu>df1d nd 1ty~o nlo6 it1 aol'as as o. 1o
nst. Srs fo1 lbs suT Il - =,
Id So loo 1oIlara 1897 5c-f0 aad 1ayable
III MaT lg9 An. the otEet one OF s+ n"t.. ~ ~ ~
he ssi of ih:se hu dred and tegen5 I've ar oo1
Toes lar ray be J. Yocn tmron ~ or - y. ~
.heseas default tat b~en ~ ID In Tho p1ymt nj ot e1e
AID Of sAa notes Il e ts7e te * nov due and
remaionx n3ta shs ~ Ened hJ vrue Of p,Wtt
Ct ss,e 20. n1nsa "a - mouk viii a.urd,Y tbs
fous d.Y % a1su 4. d. se0 O'clock In the fcre
not o! =: th. III dor OF RE Court House IN
sad CnY .t4so, te1 II pub ic auct!oa to t. h&h q
bidder 1os - u. wing utecttbti lands AID preuts
Etu7e nS and bling IN the csJ Of crcaxo Cou-!y d
Eock' It'd potf, o'wt :: LOT numbered at err
t1a' IN Bnek twenty tn. Of the CanA .raiees Sub
.}on Of west half Of se1lon twfniy .+ven 7, IL
Township thr J nina %z9l north Raa+e fourteen 90
east Of .he .n1d PEnip., Asr dfan nd y r. E9h.
hs he;ss aod .ssk anu to the AID p1eses ben2 th
| NJ, mics drsGiItd in SAID os.gsse.
tad mortgage duly fe3 Tor record In tbs Reess1es
raid un,y Of Cook en- sht tenth dAy of Non u
pea H. b. 1857, and recorded 10 .otk u Of Ao,tkzt.t
PaZ. IS rtereLce being ha 10 raid !sor for further il
| forfaiion J. sOuNG oCAAA0: MoItEa&e.
| Chicago July 40h, 1850. tye9t779 ID.
, 1860-07-23
ARDEN CITY HOUSE PRO-
VI PERTY FIR s.1. at Au:ion.
aHtnutfon Cnn1tn1tRf4.

,rRUsTEESsAl E.-Whet eas, -f4nlt having bten made
IN h- Yept Of al III proisosT No.+s loned and
n.r,1hed In 70 eeatn Derds rlust cuied ty
Il rnro r. one Of The dated July 18th. a. IT, 1ts
=, reg Tdrd ONCE Ct th Rac.rdei IT Cook Cuun
r uv l9t l8 T. In 7ook Of Dee.is Ftge 375, nd
*. oihrr a., saj Deeds dated November f2 1854 and
rdei in The Afor said soyemh esh- 1t5s. IN Foak
IN ~ eeda Page III l. the unttsrsxnf d. tho TSu.tce
n.n e "a ,he "a Itrd+ OF Trus sf isey. ind to
N m he Ia d. enafef &C c:bed were conveyed 10
md " thu said DE-, d. of rus vii on the fourth ~ IT
Anxu t. L. lG0 ten O'Clock u tbs forenoon of aa!d
das 1t The a III Of tue Court House IL !he CRY g!
thas vs knc Wn and y.uablep opfEty known tar Gar
.n CITY House kFouats, u The nhtheast corner Of
Madi.ou a. Market ttess. In said CRY 1t la.o. and
mors uuFicu ANY erhe - Lot No nve 3: in BIZ ck
1Tv fTee ,t3) fn the NsEinal Town OF Chea in tbs
fontv If uok af0re.ait. Al" ths IT 15t feet
nj LII M two :; an the hole Of Lots numbered hrs
fs and ,ou " in ana1 fruBtses subdiv sion OF Lot
ex a. il s.!d Block 1rythree {o3) Afso the vet half
Of Of No. %. In 1 c. No. elehy- Ie 1871, ia the
Ssha.l section Addition to the CITY u Chicago In sad
re ssrtcular rttenon of capitalists Is invited to TIL.
,niend property. The Ga'fen 1T p1oIey vi b. sod
subl ct to mortgage thereon, executed BY aa!d fh!oop
a7d lie syise ter Mash 10 seca.s he psyment ol
$1,000 h ,tseett At 10 per cet. *va e te1! annual
ia B.ston. 4e pnc p,l T., u .a'd city ~ ,be
on .a:d ak debts d. april It. $50 Th~ lot Of land
a.t ahoye de5croe VII BE- sold s=b'est to r<sFe IL
,mbrs &c Of Al600 which fell due IN the 1Mh day
Nsv afd wh Cd hAt t*n extended to Nav in, 1850
md upon Viii interest has run slues Nav To- b. 1872
eet or Uee.s will te 1esItd 70 the pnlct a*e-
+he d,T of ralc. EPHAAlA INIALL,. Tru .ee.
Chicago, July 80. 1870. Iy1 c773 I'd
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mruasxaureek in Gufepa.

The Hon. Frederick Aassau.eck, Of Ohio,
will address lis fellow citizens, in the German
language, 4, Galera on Tre1day evening, tue
$l.t inst. Mr.. Hassaureck's appointments viii
I've found in another column.
, 1860-07-23

Woop's M1ss7RELs.-Thia 1celtent troupe,
than which not another hus ever drawn fuller
houses, or given more univer.sal satisfaction
here, closed their season at kinEshuEJ Hall On
Saturday evening. Wherever the boys 60, We
commend them TO all lovers Of mu sic and fun,
unmarried BY aught that is coarse or low. They
are. in their line, unsurpassed.
, 1860-07-23

sB-The following is the range Of the1mome-
ter for the week Us noted ut O'Har'as Drug
.tnrr M 10 West Randolph street:
, 1860-07-23

TuE WEST SIDE RA1LRoAp QUEs71oS.-Ihe
Citizsn's Committee hare appointed snb-com-
mittee, consisting Of S. S. Hayes. p. ". Gatas,
and S. N. Wilson, to whom is assigned the duty
ofconsideriug two propositions, one submittt d
bv Mr. Hayes, and the ether By G. n. Holden
, 1860-07-23
NJ OW r E A . Y.
THE LIFE OF
.HR LLH"COLE
IS NOW READY,
In large compact Pamphlet Of 81 dsuble column pages

In s.ae compact Pamphlet Of 81 d,ube column pazes
ro1 aEzKxA1 cncu1A71cs AsA |
Campaign Document,
In style COMPACT .a1 cheap th. with suitable effort en-
The part Of sluhs and lol counlsnes. may
reach erer5 the Northwest before the campaign is
o7eE It as been prepared With great eaEe and may ts
adered reliable and authentic narrative Of the LIE OF
AutAa4n Luoo1z-snhrseles al.o The substance Of hs
debates with Nr D,uglas in 1sas, md eomfsse history
of tnst remarkable eaupssu Read the following table Of
CONTENTS.
cnArrEES. S.t1;7 i1E,M1 M53a,,1, I11 t. ,Dt,,n,-H,.
e., cha n,srs C,s I',sae - :wss:
e Sao9 e. Fsy tt l.
hooa-The Fry Great e %l ~ M,aeF
h I,te1essins i Incident Of Bo5hood-Aa1i1 wssssn
CHAPTER u--Rx4ovA1 TO 1z1tson-
tno,, In lss3F xp.ore Northern and Middle Por
abe Iua x Of Fopuist on-R.mo~.l he Lincoln Fam
Tos. BUD :: Hosi Ho: cea & n atas K..synbo
| CHAPTER III FLAT BoA1xAS S-cl1s1-1snuz
| fl0HrIR+
r,,.,< md FIT poatu,u-A Commercial Revolution
desg = f. f 10 ~ H. sa. -.
to Nsw O:teans-r4kes e.aixe of stoEe I'D Ail at
| New EaleM-PstmuseC C9sona-refsonI foPoaMg-
Yciuntes1s I second And Thhd Iins-The Was Ead*d-
Return Home.
CHAPTER 1v-Ax1cHAEE-sU1V11o.- A1on-
Lincoln Candidate fort L.s,.s{E-Ths 'e.s Of New
eas7 70 'ss -poass.
o. lion 81 Lsncoln-Tae tlss e.: e 0s7 us-s'aaIss
dss r. ~ Il sr
Txns: x4 e.
Of his easess Ia the stAss Les.atuEe-
Receives, to tsrots him II 10 P1o.es.loo-The Prts
dertsi an7ass Of i51sp Aeed On ne Electoral ttket
=? i,ne1 rs ehs.a ta istes !. Ls~ye1-Ha Aanlaxe-
o lstsIs aEaR - en ss ne,'e.,,
| Hi speech On tho rA1lG-Speechea tn Ind aoA-
| CHAPTER vI-1s CozQE1sa
Unanimously noinusd "s Co oppoE saf Pess1
Gn Hrins!s Any ef Gr :, S.znts a tors Atens az
Record-Tbe Ie.lan WAr-Lncnln 20 g Iot ~ ~
5s?g' ssPoesi 5 e :1slsa iIsa =
ls1ds, 4, .sa Of 1s4 r. e. g
Reason for Rsnk fo@ = sGse c.sy't T. art sa ~
-Eaeoouis: Win Doqxa, Rs!1eat , ef tas - / 5at Z
Gaal-en oppos uon Ast,s .tu{eIEsf;non H. 81 T.
iza.iou OF tns xepuone4a Party In nnnon-Spseea
CHAPTER v1nT1 E. = i;s c'ar"1 "H D'''
For the purposa Of giving this Campaign Biography tn
,d.. reu,,tou we vii furnish II II The following ss
dueed 1atea:
st1g. copies e.,
p baa1'ea
Per thous4 md ~"~
When ordered By msl' cent each naust b. Adde ID
no..e. Address Pz1as AND Tanrs1, Chicago. H.
, 1860-07-23
THE LATE NTOtu AND THE


We print elsewhere this morning batch Of
special dispatches 10 the Press AND TRlRuSs,
from various points in the Northwest, relative
to The effect Of tic storm Of Friday and Friday
night last upon the crops Business men and
others will be interested in their perusa'.
, 1860-07-23

We learn the. at the Republican Convention
for Lee County, Deld ut Amboy on Friday last,
resolution was adopted declaring Hon. !. n.
Arnold th. choice Of that cnunty for Represent
1tive in Congress. Lee County has six celt-
, 1860-07-23

EDYl
the SUNDAY aenoo.1 Nv
me afes. n.e1.mG = - ~
charming an1ef1oE 'aan " w. ".D
ns immense e1sa '"1 W.. ~. y Nv
pa1h SCHOOL enl'o6en VI 'o- 1N'''''A "''1 o1o4 VI
ocuoos'
Inc great aa'u&'e
was Al en1ffe suceess' '"u ~ Auo .o.f
sooosano cn'oien ~. r A 'uen
'eaeaer' aoo .1eaae ,::.:.N - .s oso
ea@0 II 'son' 'uo a' - ~
VIII "us'o' ana .:as, ues 'A~'' > '''4''
ol 'us 1A'ses 'o'5 o
Ale asases'se ~ ~ ~ v:-. '
af' cn'olA" o' ou.o' 49, M ~ ,p:.":
1ens' sno ne'' - o ,, .~.,, -
-c:..:- ;...-~n.,..d hv III. children lad
by Josiah H. Bross. ESQ.,, Of the West Market
school. and the little folks by their spirit and
zeal made this, a. they always do, most de-
lightfnl feature of the occasion.
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: v ~. cot.., .r.h. 11.;..,
49,. L., 49,. 80. -.
:.:os 49, 1...s-., .nS ;,.t-n.t;o, ~ ,hra. Dr.
9'5o1 'As :, :, C,1...
,e0e' ssAe' ' -. .,.s .'
:" ''0 .olesla.' W e,p.. Is-ss. .:.h. :. 49,
~ eeo- oe@4 49, r-..L. NJ.
oopuono'o ~na - Wv ~
a'sue' asaaeAn.s' nu.uee1 '"s ..e -. 10
'o"e' e'KuHs 'n"e' AA0 "A''' '4'A - 0A@"
"en'' 10.
for Nortbern Illinois. but who has been elected
to the Professorsbip Of Natural Sciences il the
University, will have in special charge the &C.
dartment Of Agriculture, nor could it be in bet
Ter hznds. Donations Of land, to the amount
Of several hundred acres, have been rendered to
the University, a7d j. il designed to have COL
leee farm fo- ana1.sis Of soils, aud illustrating
matters relating to the details Of practical farm
ine,
-, -, ,.,., =
a NoFsI ROLE HA's's' -, A'se 1o'.e -
tue Enc o''ee. sl!'s1o" so.'s'0 o'
OF .. AoeA"oou 01o'u A1>u D:eN 'o' sa'o pA'.
Inc oupe8!n'so"e.'' A1o 3 P'sNt
ol se"e"oranee nou o'el 1ae w. "aer' ~ ane
eps ~. r- .a sra.an, f-o,n VI. sn,asv schoo,
at Grand Haven, II ch.
The pole is to be raised on the corner Of n Ills
md Erie street at o'clock to-day, Monday, by
tue Sunday School scholars ofthis city, who ara
to null upon q rope over a t blocks in length.
The nols il to GRITTY banner % feet long. and
the Erie strect School will not be ashamed Of
their colors. The occasion will be enliyened
By gooa speak'ng ana saosmk.
THt VENETIAN E1eu1s At HYpz PARk.-The
, 1860-07-23
From WFaKhiD Gtons
,smct1] D;st aich 70 Gu c'pna'l s'azetse'j
~uv .xe,raxs At kkY NESf.

the AFRICANS At KEY wKs7.
FL Marcus, United States Marshal 81 r.. IT,
Southern District Of Florida. uEder da'e Of .o'S @
ll,b, informs the Department that on @ tne xom
tie ship. Casslilan," Of the American Co'on'1a
ton Society, arrived and took on board 4uy ne.
Sroer. railing on the S0sh June Ibe moI.any
among The reuaining Africans continued 10 oo
great. and zsu in ell hnd died. The tWo o!ael
vessels promised by tie Colonization Society
were 2n4iousiy expected
POLITICAL s1exB or TIE 1IkEs.
Politics ere beginning 10 as-ume Significance,
and If cRn venture 10 draw interences st this
early day, would rag that the contest would
ir the end be narrowed down 10 4 choice be.
tween Lincoln and Breckenridge. Al! the indi.
eationk are that Douglas is counted cut Of the
f;cht. aud is not expected To carry solitary
hfate. Tbs August elections will dstsrmiu ths
no.ltiou Of Bell and for this reason great in.
port.nca IA attached to Tbs election in North
fs.,oiina- a weak from next Thurstay. The can
dI5stss sre Ellis, Dem the present 'ncauben:
md a supporter Of Breck'nrsdge; and Pools 81
oid Americau, who il now ior Bell Poo
snnnid be elected, It will give stimulus TO sh
B.u party in al the Southern stA1ea. n
.houid BE- dsfea,ed, Breekin1it6e stock w f1s'
and Hall will be considered as oF+r'oasa- l
that ser:ion Don:la: is nc! spoken e., as u
eli, simpl; as q lsndve 10 Bell and Everett"
, 1860-07-23

TOR SALE AT A BARGAIN =
l. Stean FIGURING MIL in Fultop City, Wh!tesdt-
t:ouniy, Ino4. The NIL ias three nh ot 9fest msh
two run can AXE Hundred rels Of flour 10 twenty
hou the husk ated ior the fourth Fan "
sount Of wheat be bought At tue Mill The chiea=o
k.sad n h. 70 the M oor. I'd n aiss.aRn' r. NV
for one Of tbe f1n Of Thomas Bradford CO. who hss
b<en In the mil husineas for over twenty Js and enc
Of the
BEST ARRANGED AND MOST CONVENIENT
Mills Of It's size II the We everything In the best Of
order. Pat pay meat w!i e tafea IN rial estate 10 u
JOHN BRADFORD,
sro~1- 40 u slnut atrert Cnucjhn4tl. Ohio.
, 1860-07-23
West Side H aIlr<.ad Cont-oVeray-..The
KatlFoA nd Grade

West Side H Raslr.ad Cont-oversy-.-The
Kat'roAd 3Fades
Editor. ffesf aea 'f'oaoF;
1fejolee tnat our west o'oe 1slenus aonefo
firmly to the arrangement that the railroad
o,orr tho Smith Rranrh +te}1 run nnder tha |
go. yot th,t lam at all hosti1r tn ,o;,,oaas
streets MOI tna' a1' d. I'LL nos'4'e u
On the contrary no one appreciates more high.
IL than the writer their Indispensable advsn.
tsge to this city; aud net only 7o' oa' ! eau
see how very important it is to the city at
laroe md the property -bolders, that every pos
.;is f,,;,;tz h. .t7orded them IN nake ali desir-
eluto '"s1''A' ~ AA'e
able connection and to transact their business
at the least possible expense. Every milisaved
hsre IN ,be hand,;nr a. n1oduce. i, a direct in.
So r.,r,~ 80 ..
cfeate OF ahe i@rmeFs pfohts' ma me prosper
ity OF the city depends upon the thrift OF tie
countrv. All mans that aid railroads and facil.
o-..;., .h,,,a b. foxo~,h1v con,
aate 'ne'f opesa'losS, suoa'u Nc .s'olA''' 'oA'
s1oeseo ana aooPteo' II no' 'oo oHee't5 p'eJu
dicial to other and important interests.
f.,.;, .to xp,.+ Ga. +-,,l ,,r.
4ne P'an VI 'unn'ns tne "es' 8'4s .'1o~ VII
| der the streets vas wisely conceived, ooth as
as,istinp the railroads and public md private
;,ter-p,. generally. wbie We corcede The di.
rect profit OF railroads, It IS also apparent tnas
| they clash and interfere with other business if
they rup upou the general grade Of the city.
.rey .11 ~ s 49, -. 49,, v.,a ~
'l"ere oere1 o. couiSe ~ n"'s 'nsu upou @"e
old line, and even occupying our streets, than
10 disoense with them, or compel them to
..u.s,d -,a.,.s.,rv on,tav ppt tbe inter.
neA'' naa oD"e! 0,* H.
ference theS OCCASION 10 otne1 business can oe
seen by standing few minutes on North Wa
Ter street. observing the time wasted By crowds
-. o,a 1,,.rn..;rn.
ot teams ana 'oot"en no eA'0 aAo 'oso1noo' GO
ase moved back and forth.
1fmeans can be devised to remedy this mu!u.
,.N--..:a. i ehan,d h. .don.ad At aven
- moon 'eo'ens - 'o'e oe -aofs. -
great cost, and railroads themselves ean "e'' a.
ford to psy a part Of it, for though in COM
e;ct ,b.v mr. an orer match for anv other inter.
D'.A -. ..;,h nrot;, NV ,rs1, n s.t rid
es'' 'e. tney ean "''u p'vu. h", g ty.;ea e Thas[ m
of. the Interference OF other ous'ness' ;ihese
considerations NO doubt led to the am'caole ane
v;s. arrangement of putting the West Sidt
"''e 49, .x.da .rha-sh. Tho ;n.onx.
track upon ~" s'"1' 60,
niences Witnessed On norm "a1es ano oon't
Clark streets are e1eciuai1y removed.
rt d;..,..;o, relat;ve tn the West Sids hi,
4no a'souae'~4 80. 60
led to the saggest'on-A tos 10" g1aoe luz
track there il advantageous, why is it 1t no
, 1860-07-23

PROCESSION or TIE WEST SIDE WIDE AwAKEs.
the West Side Wide Awakes are ''coming
out tonight" and "all by ths light Off their
torches. The organization is one Of the largest
and most spirited in the city.
Wzsr S1pE N1pE-AwAKgs, A71Ex1loS.-At
meeting Of the West Side Wide-Awake Club.
it was resolved to turn out in street parade
Monday evening next, in the West Division.
All the members of the Club and all those
wishing to become members thereof are there
fore requested to appear in full uniform and
with torches, Monday evening, at s o'clock
precisely, At the West Market Ball.
Per order, EDwAHn SA1oNoS, secy-
Free HOMESTEAD CIun.-The regular meet
inc ofthis Club-late the Working Mems Free
Lsbo: Clnb-will be held in the north Commit
tee Room in the Wigwam.
A report is expected from the committee sr-
pointed to invite the Democratic organizatiors
| to arrange for public discussion Of the polit-
| cal is ues Of the day.
Officers for the term are to be elected at this
meeting. FL. RYAs, Sec'y.
| Wssr SIDE AvAkzs-You are hereby re-
oue.ted to be at the West Market Hall. in uni
form, on Monday evening. the ed inst, at II
oclack precisely, to jain in street drill aud pa
ride in the West Division. We intend to cal
On the prominent Republicans and give them 1
sersnade. Let every man turn out.
b. order. EwD. SOLOMON see5'
LINCOLN RAsaEns A.7zs71ox!- !-You are here
, 1860-07-23

Tuk u rnpERER McExnoE.-The poor wretch
McEnroe, now ip jail for the murder of Brown
!. still vigorously manilestipg insanity, and
either F." acts'' well, OF is all he teems, very
| mad man, In either event, no jury should do
the pubic the injustice Of allowing him at large
nrain.
, 1860-07-23

ANOTHER Mu1pEa-Whois is not hearing daily
Of accidents resulting from the murder lights,
Burning Fluid and Camphenes. The young
lady at .be C;:y Hotel Is dead, literally burned
to destE, by the murderous 1u;d. All ye who
nre hesds Of families should Danish such dan
Lamp apd oil Emporium, you viii ind Kero-
tene Lsmps, which will not explode, and which
will in short time pay for themselves By the
grea economy over all light giving materials
Cal at 122 Clark street, between Washington
aid Madison stretta. jy91 2t
, 1860-07-23
Proceedings Of the National Republic
can CNnYe0tl0n.

We have few hundred copies left Of our
pa.nrhle: edition Of the late Republican Goa
vcn.i ,u l, is t.rIatim report ofthe proceed
in2s and speeches, and embraces the official
roll o. delegates ard al;ernates from all the
dress OF euch.
livery Republican should preserve copy Of
tue pre- ceeeings Of Convention that will be
memorable in American history, Send in your
orders.
The price Of the pamphlet, stitched and trim
med, ~ pages in double eolumps} is S cents
per single copp, 20 cents per dozen, or e per
hundred. Postage extra.
, 1860-07-23

This m has been newly lit aud contains every modern
improvement. be n.cst complete mills u ths suit ana
vii. make 10 haf1es hour aknx eat ryed and *t
ter qu4Y Of tour TIM can b nude By r. ~ gt9Sr
EST for SALE the FopnetcEs ars d<srou+ Of building
obe. mills On ,st e ptncEe Ihs stuie,e1 % Is 10 b
bank Of the ILLINOIS HivEr. with a1ay passing in 1ont.
In centre Of Large grain ksowfnG district md cay ss-
ce.s to the Eastern AID southern Hket8. The efupA II
the surrounding nel9nboshd promise great abundance an
OF, opportunity make a'Ee T. nc to man o1
enterprise ind eufdtnt means IT, Apply II the
PEORIA CITY FLOUR MILLS.
Peoria. Hlnolr.
Where the Patent Bu1 nay be seen II work. md ten
, 1860-07-23
Neln aDbertisen1e11tS.

- {. Z. ncRI7kt, 4les74t4; Lasst s. DsaEboFa-*.
{. as1e.taf "a res'vs for fA md oil ~
k.,d;oo Fcp<7. Of TIE North Wta .sl.tssfy
, 1860-07-23

- The Rev. Geo-ge Cough Gubbins, Of
Ireland, will preach in the Church Of the holy
Communion this morning, and in Trinity
Church in the evening.
, 1860-07-23

Cnn1srzsrD-The spleh did marble pile now
steadily rising on the corn eF oi claf1 ana ran
dolph streets, has been formally cni1steneo Tue
fisherman House." by finely carved letters cut
upon block resting On the centre windows over
the main entrance. At this stage the qoya had
. hare, of beer and a little juh1lation.
, 1860-07-23

~ The match betwee4. the Niagara and
O.sawatomie Base Ball Clubs resulted in the
Niagara having 81 and the 0ssawatomie 2s
tallies. G. II. THOMPSON, Sec'y.
, 1860-07-23

Rzronx ScuooLs.-The proceedings OF tie
convantion held at New 'ork in 1885, Of the
managers and tuperinte ndents Of Ke.oFm
Schools and kindred lnstitu tions, has just oeen
sent Us. 1t forms bulky pamphlet Of liz
pages, filed with interesting matter pertaining
tn this important subject.
, 1860-07-23
A Kramer Ward.

The S;xth Ward in Milwaukee is populated
a.nos: wholly with Germans. At the late elec-
lion the vote stood:
Tech tEs+tul cAnt.. ~
, 1860-07-23

FINE IN TIE Founra DIsTR1cT.--fhe ire alarm
on saturday noon was caused BY the partial
burning of two story frame building, No. lS7
West Randolph street, owned BY F. Hoffman !.
aud occuaied By John Aichaelsou as saloon
and dwelling house. The fire originated from
anna y,ood which had been careless]y LETT ne ar
tha atoxe The loss was trldlpE.
, 1860-07-23

Acc1pExr.-ooe Of the female operatives at
the Mechanical Bakery, on Saturday, had her
shoulder crushed BY the falling Of = heavy chain
used 10 raise the elevator.
, 1860-07-23

ing there wanted. In other parts Of the city,
permanent buildings are not sufficiently numrr-
ous 10 make the ch2nge Of grade very object
ionsble, but every years. delay will make it
more so.
Whether the excavation for Easements and
foundations is to furnish material sufficient, anu
for what height, should be Investigated, though
there probably is an abundance. In my judg-
ment, the Crude should be fixed as high as this
material will be sufficient for filing, or, At east,
up to sixteen or seventeen feet above low.water
mark Ny estimates are al follows:
, 1860-07-23

~ Just received, the finest stock Of In.
por-ed Segars ever brouzh ht to this market, at
OAkley's, kingsbury Block. jyl0 Let
, 1860-07-23

H- Miller's Hair Ihvigoratsr-the best in
use 3. T. A:sckley, agent, 302 State street.
ie20 Snp.
, 1860-07-23

~ 4. II. Baker, Esq. for some years past
attorney Of the Michigan Southern Railroad,
died at Adriau, Mich, Saturday morning at one
o'clock, Of consumption.
, 1860-07-23
f)rrsa 8 Tribut1r:
MONDAY, JULY %, 1850.
G EFT UP BIS!
Campaign Press and Tribune.

The bes: Republican document that can lie
distributed in the West, during this campaign,
Il she Chicago fREss AND TRIBUNE. In order
10 give it broadcast circulation, it will be sent
in Clubs, from July 1st until after the prcsi-
Dental election, at the following greatly re-
duced RATES:
FOR TIE CAMPAIGN WEEKLY.
ftHreu copies one addscas ....,..$ 90
RAY enF!eA o1c addrcsa a.....,....,....,.,..f6 90
e'he'e copy ...-.-.---............-...... 40
FOR THE CAMPAIGN TK1-WEEkLY
1ec enplct npe A1dtess.- 90
3Featy eer!ta one adtrrAA. 20 90
n frsnah tire Post Master With lls Of the nan.ea
ane by 'sc"n law Il. Congress. he obliged 10 deu7
The laperf from bundle tent to aadrcus.
n Money In Registered Letters cent II cur risk.
Addrea. rKEss / TRIBUNE. th:caso Ii,
, 1860-07-23
THECITY.

E- Graceland Cemetery can now be slsrled
by bo1se railroad and omnibus See advertise
nent of the Company in another column.
DARING KSArERy.-There was an attempt to
rob the safe Of the shoe store No. IS Lake street
at noon on Friday last.
, 1860-07-23
LOCAL siArrEItS.

LOCAL MAIrEKS,
t3y Go to John Jones, 119 Dearborn street
and get your clothes cleaned and repaired.
They will be rell done and at prices to suit the
timeB.
w Wide Awake. uniforms made By Samuel
Damn, 1ol Randolph street.
, 1860-07-23

w Norris i Hyde, at No. 100 Dearborn
street, have their counter full Of fresh litera-
ture aud periodicals, Harper'e for August, all
the late daiies, 6c., &c.
, 1860-07-23

AsA'-s-eA .1A~N'ApAJ Va A4A1ANVAAs
We have issued campaign biography Of
the Republican standard-bearer, IN style
20 cor pae. and cheap that, with suitable
effort on the part Of clubs, canvassers md local
committees, it may reach every votc- In the
Northwest before the campaign is over. It is
pamphlet Of SO pages, Of close type, double
columns, .nd in the style and shape Of the
campaign life Of Col. Fremont, istued in 1856
It has been prepared with great care, and 1t
may be considered reliable and authentic mar
ra,ive Of the life o: AaaAuAx LINCOLN, EN-.
bsacrg ulso the substance Of his debates with
Ar. Douglas in 1858. and complete history of
that remarkable campaign. 1t has been the
purpose Of the writer to make it tia document
Of the times. 4 copy should be placed in the
hands Of every man in the Northwest who GIN
read the English language. For the purpose Of
giving it the widest circulation We will iuraish
it 1t the following reduced rates:
Single copies. ..--...-.-.-...-..--... . ceDsss
Fer dozen u.-.--......>...-....... .40 ctb1S-
Fer hundred. ....-....--.-.-.-....... ~
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10 de! for postage. Send in your orders.
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, 1860-07-23

Ecpuhl can majority. $40
This is what may be called revolution In
politics. and remember, that IS revolutions never
~, hort yardH y
, 1860-07-23

We have lsrge forts OF Book Type, to which W ~
,dn1 the new ~hlch u p*ar Our ook
xn- Pauaph work 10 printed the celebrated Ad .ms
Pre4a, md the u. eta 11essed p Hoes Hyr n
~es a5e 10 I-!n. 70 male teia Of our ops