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, 1860-08-01

Hon. Edward Wade havirg expressed will
fngness to retire from Congress At the expira-
ton or 1li4 term, movement has been made in
tie XIAth District for the nomination Of Hon.
Rohs. +. Paine, Of Cleveland.
PERnr Couxrr.-The New Lexington WtettY
II persons in that township, who hare hitherto
been Democrats, who announce their dete1mi-
nation to support Lincoln aud uau'in. We
hear Of simi 'ar changes in almost erery section
Of the country. The march Of the Republican
party il onward to victory.
WILLIAMS Cous1r.-A letter from strJker,
Ss Hao' 70 tue Toledo Bl4de, says TINT Cuun1ng-
@ 60 Prosecuting Attorney In this county, in thu
ias; iosS ., enc hundred aud fifty Aepnoiicao ma
;bb! .u.ee eafs sgo, aud who il regarded a.
inea oeet stump speaker. hts renowned I'LL al.
otfsr S Sn"a.. :" sae rotten old concern. and many
their faith. !" ~''e' ~
, 1860-08-01

TIE PRINCE or WAlEs.-1t il quite certain
that the Prince Of Wales will make the tour Of
the Northwest, and 80 risit cur citr.
, 1860-08-01

a company Of our residents with full ardor
euk;ndled By the rich field offered in this eec-
ton, at this season, to lovers of natural science,
left this city yesterday for an expedition pu, ely
scientific in Its character. The aim being the
study Of attitudes and temperature, the mir cur
rents, tue habits aud genera of the fish Of our
fresh water ponds, Us well a. the traces Of the
modern glaeiot period, Crystal Lake, McHenry
County, lying in Lat. A. deg. 1a m. North; Long.
&C. 81 y. 7. 4a n. Il. 8. 2. ssct. /, seemed to
combine in the largest degree the advantages
for such research.
At the outset it was determined to follow up
the Iron formation charaeterizng what ior its
distncsiveness, we term The Nv. b. Oydn.
it< period, commencing On the lake shore, and
By nortbwesteEly couEse striking the Aissis.
sippi at Prairie du CHEN. maintaining through
out its d:atinctnese, aud haying no manner OF
connection with the cours. taken by the ice
bergs ofthe glacier period, whence it evidently
nust be classed with subsequent time
The party followed the line of this iron for
nation very rapidly, at times at the rate Of over
twenty miles an hour. 1t passed the intersec.
''oa " An"seo .''ioa''oa IL Inc FOX hfsef
e"'e,' oo' oe'oos'ns 70 1oe oa'ena group At
cF5s'a' hsAe 'ae party made oesour to The
o'"'n~es' and commenced the study Of soils on
foot- They were we'll equipped with various
aids to the proposed research of the day, md
about one mile and half from the track they
ma pursued tfem shia city, came upon the great
remains OF tue glacial period. These glaciers
hare been carefully housed By private enter.
prise, and through purposes scientific enough
perhaps, out manly nercenary. Certainly it
nas caused q eoo1aes' 10 spring up between
Aessrf. JOY q ff'sois aud our community.
r3""ns aoof' time III these huge covered
1ceoefgs' es'nna1eo 10 contain about 5000
'oas. 4'en'toa was eAltea 10 series OF expert
menus IN 1he assimilation and absorption of
nai1s aoo soilos' which owing to the altitude,
aao 'ee' ABOVE We lefeI oi Lake Michigan, were
h'ga1! successful Nature abhoEs vacuum y
aoo II saou'a oe Inc aim and The pride Of the
ue'o'ees o. 'soe science 10 closely pattern after
'"'afs' ano IN ING ZANE sp'f'I Tor the best that
10 ~ De o1'a'neo'}
.ns s.u,' ~ ~ currents o1 an' temperature and
sp.A ~ ~. ""' '11o VIC nAo''s anu 'os'e' q
=. a' .a.. s I ~ 1e'' 'nA' 'hese m,&nt
49, .,.eaa..s =. app" aus a'.' nau
ou.s,ion tls dcs.ri,tion ~ sh;"i '.;H;a s.eu II
, 1860-08-01

A DOUBLE EscArApE-0ne Gs orge Northrup
keeps an establishment not farorably known as
the 'Arbor," in the southern suburbs Of 1he
city He has also horse and buggy. Yester.
day Constable Heoricks levied on the tcan On
an execution. Northrup got his friend D. E..
Patterson to run the team off, 4 grand trial of
horseaesh took place down South Clark street,
the Constable c:ming out the winner Of the one
mile heat, and bagging Patterson for his un-
timely interference.
Constable keeler held a State warrant against
Northrup aud started to take him into custody.
The latter started to defeat such purpose, and
got little the start Of Keller. Constable Hen
bricks and Keller thea joined pursuit. and after
u sharp foot race took Northrup into custody.
Both Sorthrup and Pastsrson are now in jail,
committed By Justice Hois1ngton.
, 1860-08-01

q Now is the time to bring your Lard,
Astral, Camphene and Fluid Lamps, and hare
them altered to burn that economical aud bril-.
liant non explosive iight-herosepe OA-at
Mobiles Lamp and Oil Emporium-la2 CLARK
street, between Washington and Madison sts-
-
, 1860-08-01

WIDE AwAKEs A1rESr1oN:-There will be 4
drill On WedneEday evening, and every even
ing this week, preparatory for the trip to
Springfield. Let eTeE5 Wide Awake attend.
G. I. WATERMAN, Sec'y,
, 1860-08-01

CADET SHIELD LosT.-oa Monday evening
Cadet Shield, with tho owners nam. engraved
thereon, was lost On Rush stress bridge, or be-
tween there and South Water Erect, On Michi-
gan avenue. Any one finding 1t will be reward
Cd By leaving it At Norris i Hydss, 100 Dear
born street, ~: ;. ..., -.
, 1860-08-01

Tw1sE AND ConpAGE.-Ne call the attention
Of our readers to the advertisement of Gilbert
Hubbard L Co., dealers in Cordage and T~ine,
Not. o05 and 207 South Water street, IN "Rob-
bins Iron Block" Flags, banners and ensigns
a-e in great demand, and ne would refer polit
ical clubs and all others in want Of these neces.
sary "eampaign documents to their house,
aud to the fact that they have On hand and
m ike to order at short notice, every variety Of
campaign banners and flags. They keep the
heaviest stock to be found west Of New York Of
twines. cordaGe aud heavy cotton goods, and
our friends will do we'll to order Of them, aud
reap the advantage always to be obtained by
purchasing where large stuck and tull assost-
ment is kept at all times. Their supply of what
Horace Greeley calls "neckweed," known in
commercial parlauce as rope,)is extensive, and
we prophecy for them large orders FROM disap-
pointed politicians about the middle Of Norem-
ber; and, by the way, We would suggest to
Gilbert Hubbard l. Co. the propriety Of having
a lot Of it cut into lengths and the end.
knot.ed.
, 1860-08-01

BASE BALL.-Thc match between the Ossa-
watomie Junior and the Wide Awake Senio.
Base Ball Clubs, came of on the grounds Of the
former, corner Of Twelfth and Has,ead streets,
and resulted in the following score: Ossaxato-
mic Junior. &C.; Wide Awake Senior, 1s.
wv. G SrKruESs. Secretary.
, 1860-08-01

ExASc1rA71oS IN TEE WEs1 INDIES CkLsnnA.
rtoS-To day, the lat Of August, being the an-
nlversary of "est India Emancipation, is to
be appropriately celebrated BY our colored citi-
z:ns. At:a A. II. they are to assemble at the
a. II. E. Church, whence at s O'Clock the pro-
cession will march 10 the cars, aud proceed to
Evanston, where they wil1 take part in appro-
pirate exercises, speaking, ETC., and a good time
generally.
, 1860-08-01

BAG Tu1EF.-John Ryan was fined s15 yes
'erday for stealing grain bags from spcncer's
dock
, 1860-08-01

TuE New ORLEANS E1cuns1ox1s1s.-The great
excursion from New Orleans and other South
ern cities, reaches this city over the Illinois
Central Railroad at o'clock this evening.
, 1860-08-01

CHICAGO AND NORTHWESTERN 7A,kwAr.-Tbe
excellent management Of this road has .ecn,.d
to it features Of completeness and perfection
worthy Of first class thoroughfare L,roe
parties hare been at work this season On the re-
pairs Of the track, replacing wornout rails. .,a
ballasting ths track. 1.s rolling stock equip.
ment is Of avery superb. clans
, 1860-08-01

35hsAF's 3ftnf -Hfps Eaffrprts<..Zh< Id
F&aesfn II n. .8<eHrtfSss---s LxrkH [,f<rL..
<3rtnf bfcia4f< Foai<a---s<.g Hoss las Or
EaNs
, 1860-08-01

TIE ZorAyEs.-Thc "boYs" are going to
Louisville, on their way to St. Louis, to be the
guests Of the Marion Rifles,
, 1860-08-01

uoxE FOR TIE FnESpLrss.-7h, regular
monthly meeting OF the Board of Managers
will be held at the Home" this ('Tednesday)
afternoon ut O'Clock.
E. F. Dickinson, 9ec'v.
, 1860-08-01

Bnlnsu NAILS FOR CHICAGO we're despatched
: yesterday by the Grand Trunk Railway from
Toronto, aud are due here at AN. to.day.
, 1860-08-01

PoIce.-The amount Of fines for the two
sessions Of the Police Court on Monday and
Tuesday reached the figure Of S4sj.
, 1860-08-01

W1px AwAxks Ar11x,,ox Tho place to
procure Vile Awake uniforms ia l01 Randolph
street, At [iy30.5tx1 SAN. Drxx / Cos.
, 1860-08-01

Go to John Jones, 119 De:1born stree.
and get your clothes cleaned and repaired
They will Be we'll done and at prices to suit the
Gme4.
, 1860-08-01

RECEPTION OF TIE New ORLEANS ExcCnsIoy.
1s7s.-An adjourned meeting was held at the
fremont House last evening, 10 reference to the
reception Of the New Orleans party, who will
arrive By the Illinois Central Railroad this eve.
ming, and committee oil tile following named
gentlemen appointed to meet tue party and
communicate to them the various excursions
AID entertainments Of which they might avail
themselves while with us:
Judge Wilson, u. S. Raymond, Ex.Mayor
1iaines, J. D. Drake, Geo. u. Gray, Il. E. sar-
gent, Judge Van Higgins, ]. A. Kennedy.
, 1860-08-01

~ grand time is anticipated By the ex-
cureionists to kaakakee TOMORROW. "All
aboard" is the motto.
, 1860-08-01

Gas F1x1Unrs.-Larye invoice Of new styles
inst received By II. II. WltxARrH, Is South
Clark etreet. iJ23-6t
, 1860-08-01

Iiller's Hair IuTigoraisr-the best il
use .. T. H sek1ey, agent, SIR State street
ie20- 8m,
, 1860-08-01

Ar HrnE PARk.-Among The guests within
the past few days at the hyde Park House were
the following distinguished strangers lion.
Dean Richmond, Buffalo; 4. F. Smith, ESQ.,,
Dr.. Rathbone and fami,y. New Orleans; Judge
Dewey. St. 1.ouis; Col. Draper ind family, Mo-
bile; VIM A. salta1ktall, Esq. and family, New
Tork
, 1860-08-01

TINTED STATES MAll.,--
~ Only Weekly Lus To
CORK, LIVERPOOL,
And al the principal cities ct Great Brta4n t:. Cot u
ne4t Of ElroTe calling 1t Queenstown cosk} lre!Ard.
THE M0NTHEAL MAIL
Ocean Steamship Compaty's
Fst eall powered Clyde 6ur lion
With Tie GRAND TRENk RAILWAY Of t'anA.a- al
every S4tnrds7 from hsc, Carrying the uted slater
Aud cana1a Nails aod patsenke!s
Bohemian. AcA4ter Nova Stct.an. .E7p., Ho7lAhd
Naxza RT.tou - Grz1xe. Nth snt:icaB.@ Ayion.
Anglo saxon Haianr1e. Canadian. accw>
Two shps, t5ullt:lsj
Quickest, Cheapest md must eraifofsne SEA pAasaEa
yAr4 from Ehxo M!xaukrs ~ Queenstown itotx} n
Liverpool:
Fsst CiaAs accardnxt ate snor Ind 4IoS.
3tee1age, found with cooked p:ovAons-. rs.
4tu1u Tetsts F11at CtA1s good for e. AEc ~.
4tee:aZe ~ ana ~.
lftnc3pa towns Of Great 6:tD aud Ireland, BY Abots
ta.rasss or sailing vessels. very re.ueet rates
For height OF passage apply 10 the Companys GecefM
Agents. Sahes Ssnye. r "Ae. street Lverpco: Cork
I'D DubIs. and > Brca.~av Sev York. WE. Grauara,
De:lott 4 Milwaukee 4, X. st!xzukts.o.io
JAME* WAERAEk,
Grand Trunk Railway CEee,
dlyltp II TakeSt- unser Attrr H"ns~ b earp.
, 1860-08-01

cRtcKsr.-The long-ta1ked OF match between
the married and single Cricketers Of this city
cnme of yesterday on the Grounds Of the Prai-
rie Club, and was very exciting match-the
married men proving too strong for their op-
ponents. wiuripg the match by 20 runs. The
batting Of William Scott Stewart on the mar
ried side WAS admired By all, aud cheer after
cheer went up f,r him when be trinmphantly
brought his bat out, having scored 81 runs in
the second iunings-none Of the single men
being able to find their way to his wicket.
, 1860-08-01

4 WOMAN PicEs 4 WoAAS's PockEr-Mary
A. Hodges has been held 10 bail in 5000 FOR
picking the pocket Of ore Elizabeth DuchinRer
Of wallet containing fifty cents and IN order
for -. When arrested the prisoner had the
watl5t in her possession.
, 1860-08-01

u j. Mercer Laugston, the distinguished
orator from oberlin, Ohio. will address the
citizens Of chicngo on this "Wednesday even
ing, August LIST, at Metropolitan Hall, in COM
memoration Of the emancipation of slayes in
British West Indies- We inyite all to attend,
Admission Is cents
, 1860-08-01

THE LlcESsE LAws-Vlthin the week there
haTe been four parties convicted of selling
liquor, and i1ed $50 each. Cheaper to com.
ply with the ordinance.
, 1860-08-01

Coop.-That long and much neglected por
tion OF our city. LaSa]le street between Madi-
son and Washington street,, is, We are ylad to
see. being put in condition Of permanent i'm
provement, By laying the area walls and bring
ing both street and sidewalk to grade.
, 1860-08-01

E See advertisement Of Great CentEal
Route 10 the East in this days advertisement
, 1860-08-01
II A lie D.
III T. u,

On he 3 st u*t By the krv. @. 4. Eowe-a at Nm.
Wen. JAc:.on sire-f MR. HENRY EGuL I>TDS. TO-
tae dfn II F. and Ekxe-to- } ani Miss ISABELLA
u. La To-, al OF ttis cty.
, 1860-08-01

On Tuesav. Jul. sist EuMA inf ut dauzh, o, pay
I'D J LIE CUey aket "n- C.oItA AID ii C4y..
Funeral Thar:day. Angus: Isl, II II o'c1ock fr:u No.
rs Edna Place
, 1860-08-01

ARRESTED Fon DEnr.-W. S. Rogers of the
Canal embezlement matter was arrested yester.
day on capsns as debtor to John II. Kinxie
for $1,000. lie was arrested by the Sheriff last
evening, and is held for bail in the sum of nine
thousand dollars
, 1860-08-01

Speaking Of soas-ycu've heard M end Of hint.
OF how 1xox we arc to zee y NJ Psinre.
= ow tbso wing hints II d. this dectarn I,
T-e real rta .oa be mast X oar pcslries.
We hope he'll ike sh.fu-ssny her. - 4 rr.Jd.,t
And run In 'platF-fouf. foE CUR NJ IT p A.fa
, 1860-08-01
X cM ADVERTISEMENTS.

OPERATIONS ON THE FEET
~ -Ds. c. kESSEY. surgeon th.ropo!tt, liz
ciatk ttsert rnon "" IL tup s:si-., Cnta Iuhh' :,
'u5 and Inverted Eals " II. 1ted out pal
OF a@nx blood md without the IT ac1d trirg -
ters: err ara- Onct huus Aou. T.. :: and from
xtIh6f.x
~ MI call At t.i:ece- I! d-.i-ed. au'x,.
, 1860-08-01

BrRGLARr.-A saloon, kept by an lillian
named Frank Gaoli, on Madison. between JefEer-
soa and Clinton streets, WAS entered by bur-
glars Sunday night, md upwards of S5c worth
Of pure uavana cigars, Sc in money, and q
quantity of liquor carried OF.
, 1860-08-01

Tue ROLLING M,Lt.-Ward's great Iron Nil
on the North Branch is again in operation, aud
By its "pillar Of cloud by day" forming
prominent object in: that quarter of cur suburbs.
, 1860-08-01
CHICAGO, WEDNESDAY,. AUGUST 1, 1860.

was 4. least mu,u4, and tie obligation, if any.
on our side rather than on that Of cur visitors.
His remarks were received with much applaus.
ed the Roads in their turn toasted with honore.
For the Dubuque and Pacific, Dr.. Raucl,,
:ormerl5 of Iowa, DOW Of Chicago, responded
in lew remarks touching Iowa. This State
and Railroad were unfortunately slighted By
tue e1cur.ionists py an over engrossment in
The objects Of interest on this side Of. the Mig
siaippi. Every calculation was made, both By
the 1owans as losts and the guests, to Cross at
Dubuque nnd extend their voyage into the in
t,-rirr Of Iowa over the D. l. r. road TO Inds
:,endence, thriving town some eighty mile
N The interior; but the result shows the vanity
of all earthly plans. The Galena lend mines
'1,u-pel hours which it:was found, too late,
should have been o'hsrw wise employed. TIE
'.furlough" Of tho party expired at such Il
time as 10 make it imperative 10 return straight
to Chicago, and the untoward incident pro-
duced the most decided, II not the only ex.
plesaions Of regret which I heard connected
with the TRIP. Dr. Rauch observed 1hat
Ioua," in its usually accepted signidca1ior
,sas taken to have meant in the indian tongue,
"The Desired !" indicating place sought fur,
and satisfying to ita- ditcoveEer. 4
common Impression conveyed to the minds Of
these who only saw this lovely St4te from tht
river, was that 1t w-s generally billy, wood
I'd land, unlike its sister Illinois, {aud there
tore Of course not quite perfectly This is Ill
:rrcr. A beautiful rolling prsirie is the pre-
dominant characteristic Of the State, though
'isnber was abundant aud yalu able On the Mis-
sissippi and other streams. The Doctor pleas.
antly expressed, for hinself and for the State
of Iowa. the hope that the neighbor!y interna
tional relations might grow aud be strengthen
d, until the boundary lines should ssarcely CT
ist except on paper, and we should again feel,
as We are, brothers Of one blood and one lin
cage.
Mr. Elliott, barrisser, Of London, introduced
health to ''olr Guests" in few remarks il
lastrating the modifying effects of tsavel, on
prejudicss. By come anecdotes, which were
well received.
Nj. johnson now gaye "0ur Next Meeting"
to which Mr. Boul,on proposed as m amend
ment, "At Hamilton" Toast and addsndum
both drank with aeclauation.
Mr. Kirkland VAS now called on fbY previous
arraugeuent) to give As finale, farewell on
the part or the Westerners, in response to
which demand he offered the following:
, 1860-08-01
A1l1QEk{11{II1H.

THE TENTH EXHIBITION OF
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MECHANIC ARTS
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, 1860-08-01
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