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ARCHITECTS, BUILDERS.
Architects and Mechanics Journal,


TuST re< issa. zdaiu~nkE snPpile. u Izsiess
81 Fsanks. tssg- znd ssy les, sole IAzsh<x
Wakes and IA sies D saset haxes sasie and 4eabis
siA Trays. "A lkfgs 2sso<kmeas ~ iss sssees-
JOHN kAHAgE.
dsE-s a. Gcai<se street.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-01-04
Bought at reduced prices, making our assert,
COMPLETE

as at the first OF the season, which we invite the
special attention of merchants wanting recrutipc
Stocks.
nOyIT g a,
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Mustang Lininlent.

such as Ring bone Coll Scratches Spawn, Poll Evil
sweeney HOof-ail, sc are subdued and cured by
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-01-04
New Music! New MHsie!!
At l4uck's Music store.

DOBBiS zFoand ,schotsisch, 2eeeass
I'D S.Ivrry 1sdaas Be Moen, - ..
have hesrdffsn N hoas, IS -
Anuls Lisie = 6sastffai SaaE IS "a
Gsatie Aauie Z variations BY neiiak. IS "a
ForestGiads Polka 8rsliia at BY Colts
chalk. SO
Ia fFas alta .somplets Opera, 81 90
Richardson's res ised Pane instructor co
Tsachcrs ARd Ssmiazrtes sapplied en the asgsl
tsfas zad hassc seat % any part VI the coaHlry
recespt Of uaFkstpfsee- septi1sf
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-01-04

Ambrotypes and Meiaaeotypes.
1NHk cheapest aud The beet are nasgs Al The A.
i GstleFy, eaFnef a College aud Usian streets
psgsrfvaFsype fcsare 81 deceAsee feFseGs ca hers
be epsslea zn1 fhrewa np 70 the Lsfs SZzs Portrait
Please c.ii and see s2<esneAs.
c. c. HUGHES
frIscipis aas sale proprietor ef sss aslassasyse
right "a Nashville. aev2r-g
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-01-04
MRS. WINSTON,
A Inexperienced Nurse and Female PHI stefan, pr,
"A seats ~ the .tteutioso Of mothers, her
s OOTH1 q SYRg p.
Fer Children Teethfnr

whiohgreany faeilit-.ss abe process Of teetLirf,s
softenine the gums and reducing ali affirmation; vi
aiIay ALL PAIN aad Decentralization ,ssa As ass-s
SUREroREGVLArE THE BowETs
Depend upon II, n8thers "a viii give rextfoyour.
selves, and
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-01-04
MOVEMENTS OF THE RAILROADS.

Departure of Passenger Trains.
N.SHvItIE CH,rTAxooGa-1OsI5 NJ. sP. VI
TgxxEsSkE ( ALABAEA- 500 n NJ, 1855 P NJ
I.orIsr1LLzs NAssvILLE-7s4S A NJ. 2:3S p u.
Gaii-tin Express3:Is M
E5GkFIEID ( KESIUcKI-2 p. ii.
Arrival of Passenger Trains.
NASHVILLE K -HArrAxaoGA-I2:30 A.N-I:SOP.M
f.Vxzsssz & ALABANA-9:45 A. n, Gt20 p NJ
LeCIsvILtE 3 NAssvILIE-5:30P- NJ 3s3 A n
G1IL,;in r xpress Sab 4. II
EDGEyrEID < RExIUcKI-3.3O 4. NJ
neparture. of FREIGHT Trains.
NASHVILLE & CaArTASoosA-6:45 A. "
- ExrreSs Freight-2 ?. NJ
TESSEsSEE ALABtNA-J $50 NJ
LOUISVILLE 4 NAssvrLE-5:O5 a VI; 4 r 81
EpaEytEtD ( kES1rCzY-2:0O p ~
Arrivals of Freight Trains.
NASHVILLE & CHarTASOOGA-6:0oP
- Fxprrss Freight, 9:52 A. "
TyxvzssEE K AIABsnA-4:3O p NJ
ror-syIrLE & AsHvILLE-I O:2O p ", S:43 AN
FpG-yIFLD KESTUCkY-9:3O A NJ
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Edgelield & Kentucky Railroad
For Sale az a Bargain.

A NEW neat oneStory Brick Seliz & House tvs.
IA ROoH {, Porch and Cistern, situ.te shelby
nrst addition, Russell street, opposite Dr. Her
man e cottage. For further information enquire GA
he premises at this oIiice. novzS-t
, 1860-05-31

McylcKEn's TuRArRE,--rhe Webb sisters are
in high faror at Mcvicker's, and the audiences
nightly increase in number, as the real merits
Of these ladies' are becoming known. They
p:esent an ATTRACTIVE b1i for this evening.
, 1860-05-31

Cous7snyk1rErs Acou1rrEn.-JsmesH Il. John
son and James Smith, two men indicted With
Oil Bieelow, for carrying on mandatory Of
bcrus coin near Rock Island, were tried in tho
q. ). District Court yesterday. The evidence
WIS ipsufflcient'to convince the jury Of their
guilt, and they were accordingly found not
guilty. Chester c. Clark, another Of the Bige-
low gang, is get ia jail awaiting trta1.
, 1860-05-31

orn Cirr.-1he editor Of the O!uey (IlL)
Tins, who was in attendance upon the Chicago
Convention, cires Lis impression. Of the destiny
Of our city as follows:
It would be superaaous in us 10 attempt to
give .ny thin glike Picture Of this magnificent
citY. il has at1ain ed position IN the CONNER
c.i world unparalleled in history. But lew
short sears ago and tho ground upon which, ,hs
CITY stands. WAS The lair Of the wild beast Of the
forcst, aud even within our own memory, CHI.
cage 1as the habitation Of the sasages Of the
West. Now it ID tho centre Of commerce. Of the
rrex. Northwest, aud the home al one hundred
snd eighty ,housand intelligent persons, wht
cul,r.te ths arts md scisuoes nod cause the cit
to aow with the fat OF tbs land. No people Eer
ever pos,e,sed with such 1audaols spirit Of IN
tarnr,.e a. tbe e.t,z .us Of Chaca.o the improve
meo.. being made are Of .hemost auost.ntisl an
=. tls same tins beautiful order Of arehitectu5.
Whf:h contributes much 10 the greatness Of th
o,.y The uommerce continually pouring Int
the oofivrs Of her mercb.nte Will hays lAssin
f1aa&aas On her future destiny.
, 1860-05-31

POARD1EG- gentlemen and
- wife. xhe.e ihere sre no of6e. bcaz1es. 1 front
rom Wso7sh avtune far lsbtd tr unu1n..hed- Ref
eie5 ces exchanged. Address post otncs box 133,
, 1860-05-31

News from Mexico, ria. Vera Cruz and New
Orleans, generally requires, as We have had
frequent occasion to observe, three OF four rec
t,tcations be'orc it approaches to correctness.
Tho latest version Of the ne IS by the Porahon-
las verS essentially modides tie first accounts,
though whether the bottom is ret reached is
more thao we will guarantee.
The first version OF this news included the
very important item that Zuloaga, the autbor
Of the p}4u Of Tacubaya, which is the basis Of
lie M.ramon administration had, backed By
| the clergy. issued decree deposlng Mlran1on
| from the Presidency and replacing himself in
! it. 1t now appears that If any movement Of
,his boyt WIS inade it Was wholly IN nbortive
one. zulosgo, according to the last version Of
the news, In I prisoner in Mtrau1en' : hands. and
and hrs besu carried along By 2l,samon in his
msrch ia GuAnu1uata, to encounter the ~icso-
Yious army of ur4ga. Mramon started on this
| expedition with s 1000 men, having first raised,
rs the means Of moving, soot.too hy forced
loan imposed upon the city OF Mexico, to which
its sad that foreign merchants as 1! we!l :, !,
will he recolected, gained decisive victory on
the 2Sd Of April over corps ol Airamon'a ar-
my l7tely. ai San Luis I'otosi, commanded bJ
Gen. II Vega. This battle was fought at Ran
: cho det Chino, about half Wy from potoxi Il
Gnanazuasa' Twas reported 'hot L. 1egA
Who, with 900 Of his men, had fallen into ib
hands Of tbc victors, had been shot, with oihe
officers taken prisoners; but thus il now con
traaicted. Uraga is claimed as q 1sbersl, bu
he geems rather to be fighting or his own nc
couut than in support OF Juarez.
This defeat, fuilowiug upon the repulse 6
Mirau,ou from Vera Cruz. is y seve1e ntroke +
him: but be has displayed bis usual energy i
30 speedily raising the necessary means an
nn,tinr lis army On the march to meet Uraga
, Should be be defeated in the battle which b
/ has gone to seek, The result would probably
: f.,ai to bis longer continuance IN powell, shone
+ whether It would BRING the civil var TO IN enc
"a might end Uraga Il new 1isal
J. MEemon has reso,ied 10 - new expeo1eht II
10 raising money, in the imposition OF duty
e foriy per cent. On nll goods passing Jala2a Il
% ths interior, Instead fttn per cent the amou
10 a'thorto lesied. The sun WHICH he expec .
r. from the conducts has not been realized.
re departure haa been delayed, and It renal
L. uncertain II any conslderable amount will
e sent.
ID While Miramon il drawn oftoward The nor
:, to fight Uraga, the Liberals, It il said, sra
40 gani1ing an expedition, under Cen. Mirans
TO against Pnehla; but as no particulars ase 2
lg en, y impossible to say what It amounts 10
n r 7fibpae,
, 1860-05-31

[H7ANTED-Genllemen Of good
atdrees pnd fv'Tnr t1u ~. nav ttar al 10.
cstse snpss m h, hY a4dse.ing. koA-tasd " CAR: Err
f.,Nr NOV
, 1860-05-31

We print this mor1i: & BEAUTIFUL and shr-
ring campaign soog-" HONEST AnE OF TIE
WEsr"-from the pea If rpArSD G. sTrpNaS,
Esq, Of New York, authcr of the Diamond
Wedlagt Sc. As the readerwl see, It l'as the
ring Of ge1uiue metal, and wo shall be disap
pointed If it does not speedily mike its way to
popular favor.
ILLINOIS CENTRAL RAILROAD.
Tue su cklold.rs Of TIE uiaois Central
Railroad Company held their annual 1oeoliog
in this city yesterday. VIM. H. OSBORN,
ApnAM S. HEWITT aud NA. TRACEY, whose
terms Of service had expired, wcro unar''
nnoue;v ret !ect. directors, Tho President ol
the Company, WN. II osroEs, made, state
meat in regard 10 its affairs, Showing that II
IS il much lot cr position than when The
annual report was issutd. The estimated IL
crease If this gears business over that o
1859 is 100000. Should prefont prospect:
Of full crop b, realized the Illinois centrn
will at orco assuno Leading position amonl
he railways Of the country.
, 1860-05-31

A&VCE<AAAAA~ OA EssN NVA4% EAe
(rAArH1E1 1p111ox.)
Our pamphlet edition Of the, late National
Republican Convention is now ready far de1.ye-
r. Il waa reported BY thrse excellent phono-
gra2hers eerbas;m, in the style Of the Gla5<re-
ports Of The Congressional debates. 1t also en-
braces the official roll Of delegates and alter:
nates to the Convention from ail the States and
Territories, with The Post Office address Ct each.
We hare printed but t limited edition, for
references among polit;ciaus end those who want
to fle away and preserve for future use The do
ings and 81, ings Of the Great Convention.
4 glalce at The table Of contents will more
fully explain the yaluc Of this important record,
we:
"openipg Address" By Gov.tMorgau: list Of
names OF Old National Coumittee; David VIII
mot appointed Chairman; his Inaugural re-
marks; temporary Secretaries; praycEb by Ksr-
A.- Humphrey; Committees apponteo on or.
Rau'xstinn, Credentials and Hnsness; Ehort
speeshes bv Judge Goodrich, Dudley. Cor.
Resdcr, D. K. C.ttter, Greeley. Eli !haycr,
s. r. uyl'r, Mi. Ecgteston. =: y. yuoos f1es
toy k1ak 9os9ns IL: 1,natn "9 H. Gs1 r. Ssbrnm
President; lis speech; List Of permanent Vice
Presidents and Secretaries; Presentation: OF
lhe gavci by n. B. Judd; COMMITTEES Oh Flat
form tetters Of inv1ta;:on: ,u.uau =. n.v
Mr, p4tsen: Adoption Of rules, Report of Com
"a NV W.,u, W Er;na n;,Ipr amnnr Ph;I,,ns
Cleveland, and others; AppoEtlonnrnt Of H. Del G
, 1860-05-31
:tFor Eale.

FORSAlE-A fset class RE- side &c
With thrre AIRS Ct Ian In V'r kh'. Gr se re r'he
Northern city lfmss. Lee. Ire Of HO>MERa tE' NJ.
ne hSE4AS-lH1
, 1860-05-31
ILLINOIS CENTRAL RAILROAD


The bridge over the Kuck River en- the Chi
c.po and Rock Island Railroad has been SO far
repaired that the trains passed over II as usual
on Tuesday morning. 1t wilt be remembered
that this bridge was blown down by the tornado
which visited ,hst part of the State few day.
since. The greatest interest hes been manifest
cd by The managers ofthe road in repairing th'
.1aup1e nj 40 early dav.
, 1860-05-31

The Republicans OF Whitesidss county are to
have m,ss ratification meeting at Sterling on
TAu,sday. 1uac 1tL, one week from to-day.
We l.arn 1ha. several towns iu Lee county will
unite in the festivities, and that there will be
..ronsng time" generally. TIE names Of the
speakers aud other particulars hare not get
, 1860-05-31

TuaxKs.-We are under continued obliga-
tions to the courteous messengers OF the Amera-
can Express Company for late Cincinnati papers
, 1860-05-31

~ EcoSoAY Is the trJe source Of weA1,b.
Those to whom economy il an object land t.
whom ia It not!} we would say cali on CooK l.
ACLA,x, os Dearborn stree, ,-sara both yuur
old clothes and the necessity Of buying neT.
yr1R1
, 1860-05-31

RRxorAL-Leland i Mixer hare rewoved
| their Office and sample room to 1se South Wa.
ter street. Pork.house, flanders Block, oppo-
| stt> Michigan Central Depot. m1s-im
, 1860-05-31

N.pE AwAKk US1foRhs-J. A. Smith / Co.,
ll6 Like street. are receiving large orders for
Wide Awake Uniforms, which they continue to
furnish on short notice at g per set.
, 1860-05-31
Nrlu embellishments.

e. {, L. SCR1VkT. A4tsr'tE.a1 1Rsat Is pA1rtor~s-
II osxari.ed 20 rAt.s }er tAts ead ell IL
1x,..see Fcptr. o. .ls Go.tA Hsss. talhE8{-y
, 1860-05-31

HocsEkEErER's, ArTex7Iox-By using Shaw =
Gas Stoyrs y.u avuid ati b. at in the kitchen.
They bake, broii> toast aud boil. The Flat Iron
Heaters arc perfection. Call and see At Nu1.
worth, Hubbard Co., $50 Lake street.
, 1860-05-31

PosrposKxESr.--On account Of the postpone.
rnens OF the Old Folks Concert, those ladies and
gentlemen who hare borrowed costumes fol
The occasion from Mrs. kimbark, No. 4a7 va,
bash Avenue, are requested to return the same
as early as convenient.
, 1860-05-31

tS44i'n ID t'Ainaqo Platform.
"Thc fr~ onEmn tl,a' the
t'onstiluthu II ia o~n force
easr1ea 4laveFJ' Into I'll II
anf o stIt +. rYliortc- Of the
Tinted ~t1teA u q tanecro.rs
poli&stsp hers, i rartance
WIT. the ZIP lett p10ytsiL.us
Of thai ilsa1i urleat 1zeclf.
, 1860-05-31

VIRTUE g. CO., IS Clark street,
MFR er,n1o, ,oent to 5cupe IT pee ah ~ and
T. ob,a 1ussespts for their t1s e!a i I'd
ard wtrIs m13l es3l "
, 1860-05-31

P,xks PEAxtRs-PsAkERs plkEns-Au idea.
for which We charge nothing bus the profit on
our goods. We are informed by those who
know that there is not on sale a Kerosene Lamp
OF drop Of CoA OIL beyond S.. 1osepbs. Nov
those who "1.h 10 m.se M OF sac The Dosehmsu's :
Wholesale prices. some Kerosene Lamps and
Oil. Taliow dips. and poor At that, are sold at
the Peak for tl.25 per pound.
Fur further Information, call ut the Lamp and
| Oil Emporium, 1eo Clark street, hstween Wash
ington and Madison. my30 let
, 1860-05-31

RxugtcA71os Hxsrtse IN Naturalization
S.D. Jadd, Of this city, VA. advertised to spes1
1t Republican ratification meeting in lllwar
kes iast evening. ~-.' :~.. /,
, 1860-05-31

~ The Journal says The psoprietors Of the
fremont House ore debating whether to raise
it up or pull i. down. Contractors have offered
to raise it for 81, 900.
, 1860-05-31

NoucE-HavinR been iufor17ed that certain
sdsestiting l4y Flo.rer Tobacco ior sale.
1aks this method Of informing the public that
alone am tho manufacturer Of t1at brand. aud
that E. D. 0soaud, E.q., under tho fremont
Hoase, is ROW Tue only person in Chicago that
keaps The genuine May Flower tobacco Of my
manuf for sale. 1ouS J. HAoLEr.
DkrRolE, May q, lsG0- m3a5-6s.
, 1860-05-31
AurttOH Salx8.

RI GILBERT 8 SAMPSON
- AUG cr1oNEERs.
Etexant Furniture.
BRUSSELS INGRAM CARPETS
CrotEesy, Glassware murors.
1T .GECTF0-v.
On THURSDAY, ksy II 1t ~ o'clock, "a viii ii Il
our al -afpo1.
NO. 50 LIKE aTRERT.
ae s1es* aod e-st aver nett Of dl-e.,pt,au Of
FNlnt oeofoom Lbt1fy an hln,nx fnoa. FuFuf Z. zr
- s&na u ssss.oed. nahoaany ana val w. cax nh1r
wood md aaokkaY.
CARPET7.
T. a1xa &@sortn.nt Of HEuns. 1aS,1n- HAuo -: SIR
GazPa8A; 11,oI o1 Clotha- ~
CKocKERY AND 0LAaswARE,
x.assal variety Of The bess Whs crott<sy All C.,a
WAs0.
Al, MIRRORS Of III had.
Toksihr with ~ Endso' ~oasskep:nS Goods.
uLBEkT l. :Aup or.
my,l ekst.1s A.e.Ion,ev.
-
, 1860-05-31

Sex. e&h, fAitu19 Platform
La& C&dtRa.
AAn6 We deu$ tie AuthH1.
fyrl GopRrc4e e< / Ter r1to.
Hal LeEtls ure ~ Of Auy IL"
dtv,duzt to E1s- 1e nj y IT,
+ucs to s'Avtiy tn my Te7tl.
tory OF tic [ Ctltttd Ssasss. !"
, 1860-05-31

..s ;s ~ s;,ts. 's,'s ,t e III 2,
the Seaatr uf tha ir.ttn'h. DOM.
th1 save'v 90 @ .,.S.ts g. -
-, c.t1 sa ,he1r,he esaxns -,
thc t-easy wM r r. .t't ,nea 3.l'ne,;E unosr
fution II the Lu' I'd aaatet.
Hary Cap. .pt,eA ia the S+4;.m I'll cAirnao rtatho
%a"''' S-s,ur lrLv. -'Thc nrv onenA tlsa
m at n, 1l,as Tie I'et tonsikusAp II ia ~u tC
tn.un,u..I. o; +he tasy my liz f.s,,o,ie- oI
tes Gau-i ia,o ef 1he Gait tinl'ed .t,tes dahseI
cd .tate. +prad liz tver politnsu hers, i sata
s3td sIne wSh i, III .tG. Of thai in1uuneat ntclf
tiun Q, av+ty Is - lrtcsn-
:; T - Of any ssasoz ~ 4, I
~ Ro.tss; Rs = m.s ,aat 4 hardly =.
% ti.~, D Coz. - I. t4 Sex. eth. c1iaqs P1asor
..wh1le an wiling 10 ~And we deus tie auth
...ud asiu- and uak 40 le. sycr torerers a Tef
~ ;ne .tsr t, iav ID le div.dus' 10 E,s+ ,ets1 !;
Sss ss u 1t It s* VIZ Il ;Sst tS & g.
Of .ltl,out ~ IT en-. T.
trctuc- a Claus fut 'hc In
tr5Gpttiun 5siave.x iuu Ito
r,isct.rs IN he ore "a
shr 1it,er I InuE1 eaF th,tI
1ruyi .,on recaEu zns ,he,
*Ftyht u cArsy alxyeI ihest- .
~ ID these III both alike We have
,brae ,uudam+ rta1 pri acip,es laid down: Fl
tnss Slavery does not exist p'iunsi'y in
Territories by LAW, and as d consequence
freedom does. seconoly. that .ne Cor
luton does not carry II tnefe' 1hlfols, IN
1hou!d not be 1eyislsted thefe. =,
Tbe only difference between the Repnbl
o,s,fo,m ard Henry Clay il that wh.Ie the
mer deu,es the right to DO thing: the l. l.
ny. be would not ezerci.e i. though he n :.
possess the right; VOWS " certa.nis - % tnts
r. ho.ti,e III tho one Gaze as IN The oiher'
f.cs # ,he hostility consists in denying y
sou,h @ ,bn ,ega. raaesion q Slavery in the
1i,or;ss. Henfy Cls,'s position j. naors s. hs {
than The Cnicsgo platform, for y Is mots .a
i've 10 refuse request bv saying y! can
you, hut / will not, sbaa By ssy.Dg - p
help you-1 hare not the po~es., bo. -
hs wat hostile 10 tho South, 10 ate We.
wAs Henry Clay hostile to th7 South
question u answered BY its own abatement
rejects tho stigma rather Oh those whose
trines suggest the sspersion.
4 f.uyr ce nvy RI A
, 1860-05-31

" Go to John Jones, 11s Dearborn street
aud get your clothes cleaned and repaired,
They will be veil done and at prices to suit tie
timex.
, 1860-05-31

THz WEST SIDE Hou1clDH.-Palne, as ne
stated yesterday, is in jill. The other persons,
connected with him in The assault upon Bo"ers'
have not re. been arrested, although warrant.
are out for them. - -
, 1860-05-31

ATTENTION CApe1s--You are hereby notified
to appear at the a.mory this evening for drill,
in fatigue uniform, puuctually at : o'clock.
Il r. ar.eursx fnrntnnuHanf
, 1860-05-31

0A&[D =
Furn}tur< Cnoekere, u'sss Ware C.vpfts and Mt1oYL
a TX cock, b7 ubet aanpson, Aualoaoers u Lake
Kttttt.
GIVING CoxcEnrs.--1fra. Bostwick, Of this
city, is giving Concerts at Galesburgh. IN this
State, with decided SUCCESS.
, 1860-05-31

ITO RENT-A DOCK Les #. 'front.'
Ing en E1sxrr b street, end ru-rn; thrtuzb to th.
-rs tetEeen H.xIA SD TX nseeA, 10 sent for two
y.aIs cLeae. Appiy 70 L. D. @ 4MSTEb CO. eoroe- Of
f,ate and s4,lse srrek m33lc4tp1n
, 1860-05-31

JuyEx,Ix TA.svEs:-A short time since the
residence Of Mr.. Wiley, who lives near Union
Park, was entered by gang ofjuveni1e th'eveF'
and about g in cash taken. On Monday hight
Mr.. Wiley's barn as entered and al its nnoys: +
bic contents carried of by the sams class Of ras~
Gals. The police onght to gi1e sigilant atten"
ton to this class Of offenders.
, 1860-05-31

WIDE AwAKEs A1TES11os.--All uniformed
members Of the Republican Wide Awake Club
will be at the Club Room, No. 90 Lake street
this evening at II o'clock for street parade, md
attend festiEal at the Wigwam.
By order, E. P. TowSE, Sec'!.
, 1860-05-31

SoSs or MA's.-A number Of lads who have
weakness for gold lace and brlss buttons. most,
if not oil, pupils in the Skinner school, hare or
canized military company to be known as the
..Cbicago Juvenile Cadets" The rules adopt
ed are Of the strictest kind; no person being al
lowed to join without parental consent. lie
young soldiers have adopted q uniform. and
elected Master Joseph Hertford, ,js, their com
mnnder,
, 1860-05-31

TNANTED 4 R.re Chanta.
w To txehsogn ea sc1es Il laad In Aka1;ao for
Horza.. A,pty to No. 50 Nosth Clark street.
, 1860-05-31

TuE D1c71oSAn1ss.-An exciting war Il
springiug up between the publishers Of Web"
ster's and Worceste1s Dictionaries. The pun
lishers Of Webster appear this morning with an
advertisement containing the Endorsement Of
some of the ablest men at the West For par
4;a,,1ars aea ndYnr3is1nn rolnmD4. -
, 1860-05-31

u The A1ilseukee 1Kiteoasin announces
that new theatre IL to be started at that city,
and that Mr. Wilson, the manager, is going to
engage Mfsswoodbury, Of MoVicteFs Theatre,
M the leadiur actress. 49,.
, 1860-05-31

TXANTED-A Plumbsr st l3.
- s81xFs LIVING GsTOv + BAsSErT.
, 1860-05-31

FOR SALE-St'am Engine-A 5
to,e. p,wY DO. able steam EpEnt fUr eale st great
b.r9sin. lequ:r ssorR fasu on .trs.t nes1
ths rrer Ct Van Buren,. OF address D. - ~ po1 oEss
baT fhR. nSJl1X
, 1860-05-31

STEALING PROM 4 S1srsa.--A young man
named Joseph bishop Was arrested on Tuesday
for stealing gold watch, = quansityof js~esry,
etc. in all wort about $1so, from biz married
sister. Some Of the jswelry va. found in the
possession Of some notorious woman Of the
town, to whom he had gisen it, and the remain.
dor a& tho pawn brokers'. Tbs yonug man
plead guilty yesterday morning, hetore Juatiee
Davis, and WAS committed TO jaiI in default Of
$500 bail Ths case is peculiarly sad one, as
the prisoner is rery young aud took these A.
t:eles from hia own sister for The purpose Of OBJ.
tanning means for carr1ing On I life Of disaipa
tion.
MALICIOUS A1scuER.-A very dirt. piece Of
mischief WAS perpetrated yesterday morning
at the saloon aud eating houss, in the basement
Of james 4 springei's Block, southwest cor
ner Of State and Randolph streets, kept BY
James .CuducJ. The sasca1s, who seemed well
posted as to the general internal Arrangements
Of the place, entered ftom the area Oh the Statt
street side, md passing around to The Randolph
street side, cut out pane of glass and drawing
the bolt, entered and commenced thei1 infa
nous work. -.
| Thu saloon had but recently been extensivel
fitted up and furnithed anew throughout Th
two elegant counters, the ceiling, walls, pi}
lures, aud everything Of valas and taste wer
dashed over with int. Two Casks Of Sand
ale we're empt1ed qpan the oil cloth floor, an
iii The housfs ws,e enptied in : similar ma
mar from shs casks, bsrrcA and deuUehns, -
, 1860-05-31

Iascotx LITTER PArkH.-Messrs- AeNslsy i
Co., 81 Dearborn street, are now prepared to
supply any quantity of letter and note paper
and enrelops, With portrait Of Hon. Abraham
Linccln: Countg dealers aud others who wish
supplies will have prices, &c. furnished them
bY applying US above. -. '
, 1860-05-31

The Losr Dor, mentioned in yesterdays pa"
per, has not Jes been heard from. We are H.
formed that the description given Of him was in
some particulars incorrect He VAS about q
years old. and creased in light eo1ored pants and
wuiss. brown fell hat trimmed with brown rib
bon and feather. information left at tho Armo'
r. will be grotefally received and suitably re-
wa1ded.
, 1860-05-31

Tag REVERE House. Frns1ruRE.-9his sale
will be continued to-day. Much Of the most
desirable furniture still remains unsold, and ne
advise all in need Of any article on the 'cata-
logue to give their attendance at the sale day
It Is rarely that such an opportunity OCCURS
, 1860-05-31

ASSAULT on TIE LAkE.-R. J: Stubhs, uss~
ter, Thomas Ledden, first mato, aud Chss. Blue,
second mate Of the barque f. G. t., Aere arres'
ted on Tuesday, upon warrant sworp out BY
Henry Mascano, seaman. charging them with
committing an assault and battery upon him
while Of 1he port Of Racine, Wisconsin. Mar
cano also made second charge against Capt.
Stubbs for shipping scamen without the ship-
iing papers required BY law, The accused werc
brought before Q. S. Commissioner Hoyne who
continued the hesring+
ASoruEn LANDMARK D1sArrKAR1Ka.-The old
Fort Dearborn light house, ssanding'a little
west Of Rush street bridge, and near to the site
of old Fort Dearborn, has finally been compel
ed to yield to the progressive spirit Of our peo
ole. and workmen are now engaged in pulling
it down. This WIS about the only relic Of earlJ
Chicago. which has allowed to remain to shi'
time, Tho old light house has not been uset
since tbs erection OF the new iron one 1t the eut
Of the pier. The river, At this point, We hes
is to be stzaitened, i necessity for which ererl
body will Willingly acknowledge.