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, 1860-02-16

We arc desirous Of satisfying al parties con-
nected in u,sy way, nearly or remotely, viii! the
Tenth Ward Republican Club. for which reason
we give place to the following. communications:
Editors Tres ard Jr.burc:
The statement published in your paper on
Monday tn0rning last. signed by tie officers Of
the Tenth Ward Republican Ciub, und to which
my name is attached, was prepared and sent 10
-Four office without INF consent, and without con-
sul,ation with INT. aid not ticu it.
GEonGE MILLER,
Vice President 10th Ward Republican Club.
Alr. john Lobstein, whose communication VIC
published yesterday, says it was misprinted,
and requests that it be published again. We
itaIiciss the potion which slr. S. particularly
refers to.
Editors Trtss nnd Tsilune:
sec II stalled III ycnterday's rnzss AMI
TRIBUNE, 1hat caused . communication to be
publiaacd in regard to certain disturbances iu
The Tcntl' Ward Club. Is am nat un officer
Ut that Club. hut Mcnlbcr Of the General EA-
ccutivc Connulttee, uf course could mt pub.
1ish nnYllin. in regard to the proceedings IN
said Ward Club. merely WAS present. when
Mr. Pierce, one Of the officers Of the Club, told
thu editors Ills compsuint, and advised n, j
Tiers 1o48 arg insult dont to him, to rcpel it.
JoHX LoDsTEIS.
A resolution was introduced in the Tenth
Ward Club Meeting on Tuesday cvening censur.
ing Mr. Pierce, or tlsc pREss AND 7mprSE, OF
both, in the premiscs-wlich resolution .oa.
rot4t donn ty idrgt majority.
, 1860-02-16

To JAequellnc on Her Bridal Eve.
{conmuneatsd.1i
Bridal wreath doth irvine thy brow,1
Thy dress Of marble white
L. none compared With thy rweet soul row+
Whlehis Of Pure heavnal5 light
Task not IL thtsc beat On ea1th
a Earuer, puxer heart thAn tA!ne:
/ soul more rich 10 simple worth.
AEenus noEe divine.
Dytae altars side yon7t a:aad,
- The word 10 you'll be given.
1.yefoertheS b asd In hand,
To fathful be unit | l4et eren.
When ga The ma1TsIe VOWS s1e kive1:
With nnsrsy peal% 1hall swell tie hr1<a
And poirt with tap-r tp1re ia heaven;
Auis harpinets IRethess-
Sbeslcft Mother 1ov1rzeaz
fnr heart veI1 naafe II quiet lore.
Willie shell wise, 2nd good and fa1:,
AID at for al TIA = pure above.
she.s1eft "a. hi. tender, kind,
For Knnihes'a horoe 10 hes;
:hesleft her F1 hers cztesa1nx snaue
For, B., who'll ntveT love her less-
Sbei left her Brcsbe.A kind and tzus,
4 BY whom RE will Be nlxed,
- FoFi3 they Z often she'd = tear,
Tothink shes happily bleEt.
AMI tthe.e4hc. Sist'.-kfnd sxees gt1l
OF coure = III BE- harl
To part with OLE thai been 70 de11-
But alrA for TIE be:t-eo says ous God-
And Sister, Brothers too.
Thpu must not weep for tty lost cne,
F"r though ahes been sos1us.
te1Sx1 A1su-
, 1860-02-16

A New orr M1IG-A new mill has just been
completed, aud IL nearly ready for operation.
in Sbeboygan {Nis,) for tie purpose If manu-.
featuring lubricating aud burning oil from ra,e
seed. Two cnterprisipg t;ermans. Mcssrs. i,
Schwarting and G. Schlichting, are the prnpri-
eturs. They intend to hare il running about
the 1st Of March.
DARAnoo MILLs.-These superior mills at Bar
aboo wis kept uniuterruptedtv running from
arc now sending to the Eastern market three
hundred barrels Of -four every week, by way
Of Newport depot. Our citizens have every
reason to be proud Of the Darabon Mills and
their admirable nanagemeut.-RVubLe.
TRACK LAr1Sc CoAAEScEp.-We are gratiicd
to announce that gan. of han1s with car
load Of iron left this city for Plymouth, on
mcuced laying The track for Glen Beulah. An
additional quantity Of iron has recently been
purchased sufficient to complete lie track IL lh
latter rlace. together with al the uccs*sary
1urnouts and side tracks 1t is the intention OF
tue contractors, E. appleton & Co., to finish up
and frozen state of the ground will permit
| ShtJoygan 'pis.) 1ins<s.
LrxnEnIx0 IN W1scoSstx.-Frnm an interest.
ing article in the the Eau Claire Free Ires, cou.
cerniug the Mennmonee Nil!s,f the led Ceda.
River, in Dunn County, We gather the following
facts: The persons comprising The firm are J.
| II. Knapp, Of Fort Madison, Iowa; II. L.. Stout
and Andrew Tuinter, under the name and stylt
Of Knapp, Stout l. Co. Tie company ow.
CO. 600 acres Of 1aud. including $500 Of far1niu;
land, with over ], ,000 acres under cultivation
The main building Of the mil is a0a feet long b,
| GO feet wide. with m l. part - By 70 feet. Tn,
mill will cut 1o5, 900 feet Of la!il. Number o
men in mill when in full operation 12Q; who'll
number Of men from 459 to !..5. Vn!uc ofprop
crty, $5oo. 900; tar last year, $500.
FinE II 3f,LwAukkE.-On Saturday night
new unfinished brick block, belonging z 10 Chas
Warner, on the corner Of Chicago and Mai
streets, Mi!waukcc, was entirely destroyed
The loss is from 5000 to 1890 insured fl
$4,000.
MINING MArrErs.-Wc learn by communic.
tlou direct from Ontouacon, that several of I'll
mines in that district are opening richer thu
ever before. The Minnesota for several montl
hnd no show Of masses, but now abounds
them, OF al dimensions. some being Of man
moth proportions, in different paris Of Il
mine. The National too is disclosing masses
many parts of the mine, and among tncm
| mammoth one, whose dimensions hare not =
been ascertalncd. The force at present i. mai
:. If employed in opening the mine, and get Il
| product is over fifty tons per month. In Il
Rockland too the force is employed more
+ onening them than in stoping and taking 0
r cupper. They have passed llrou sh rich crouu
, | insuriur rich harvest when they come
I stoping in earnest The Nebraska and 'Oe.
arc also presenting better shows Of copper IL
r | ever before
! We learn also by gentlemen direc. fse
Portage Lake, that the mines there ara still
: coming more and more produtirc.-Sapfr'
{ Miner, FEB. /.
, 1860-02-16

ANOTHER CASE or WHtskr.-Corouer James
yesterday held m inquest on the body Of Elltn
Carroll, woman about Is years Of age, who
was found dead yesterday morning. in mise.a-
bic shanty near the corner Of Desplaines and
Wayman streets, The shanty was about ten
feet square, with the frozen ground for q floor,
with but one article Of furniture In the cabin,
bed, upon which were piled some filthy bed
clothes, q few articles Of tin ware, jug and
bottle Of whisky nearly drained, glass, and
rosary and cruc1x. The discolored and dis
torted corpse Of the woman was clad in q black
CLOAK and hood, just AS she had staggered into
the filthy den. She had been drunk constantly,
since the first Of November. at which time her
two sons, unable to lire with her, left her aud
went South. The jury returned the verdict of
death from intemperance."
INQUEST At Cor7AeE GnovE.-Au inquest was
held yesterday on the body Of John McGregor,
carpenter BY trade, aud about thirty years OF
age, living upon Cottage Grove avenue, who
had deceased suddenly on Monday morning,
though apparently in perfect health on Sunday.
| L post mortem was made, the result Of which
We could not learn last evening.
| B We are under obligations to II. D. Col
vim, Esq., agent Of the t. s. Express Company
, 1860-02-16
F1TAL EESCLT OF LII AFFR4Y.


DEATH OF HENRY mcAULEY.
| Arrest OF Patrick S. Shesken.
| 4 most painful affair las just transplred in
! this city, resulting ia the death OF we'll known
citizen, Henry McAuley, who died ut his resi-
dencc on Price Plaee, near Dcsp1aines street i'll
the West Division, about eight o'clock last
evening, from the effects Of . blow giren him BY
man named Patrick S. Shcsken, in rencon-
,trc at the St. Charles Exchange on South Clark
street, on Tuesday evening about eight o'clock,
having remained in a scnseless state through
out the period intervening between the same
mud his decease.
The full particulars are as follows, tho sad end
Of the deceased having Indirectly resulted from
his habits Of excessive intemperance. In
stats Of into1ication Oh Monday evening, Mr.
McAuley entered Metropolitan Hal during the
| progress Of Tic ball for the benefit Of the Or
phans, under the auspices Of, and largely at.
tended b., ,citizena Of the Catholic denomination.
he was somewhat disorderly, and WAS two or
thee times checked by the managers. Finally
he visited an insult Of the grosscst character
upon young lady in company with one Put.
rick S. Slesken, young man, tin roofer BY
| trade, who has been boarding at the Merchants
Hotel on Lasalle street. The latter saw AcAu-
ley's condition, and unwilling to create dis
turbance there, allowed the managers to put
McAuley out Of The Hall, merely telling him
tha: be would surely find him and punish him
for the act.
It's to be in evidence aud will not be denied
that Shesken gave up his time on Tuesday to i
search for NcAuley, who previously to the
affair at the Halt was q stranger to him. About
o'clock on Tuesday evening he entered the
ST. Charles Exchnnge Of u. Conley on South
CLARK near Luke street and there found the man
he vas in quest Of: lie approached McAu1ey,
aud looking him full in the face said: ~ have
been looking for you, and will whip you.' Nc
Auley was, As on the occasion Of The insult in a
state Of intoxication, and it is doubtful if be
realized by whom or for what reason he WAS
thus accosted.
Sheskcn struck him two blows, the last taking
effect between the eyes, and McAuley fell like
IN or under the stroke Of the butcher. He was
taken up bleeding rrofusely at tue nose and
mouth. Medical aid was summoned and DR..
Max Myers who was called pronounced the
blow and its effects Of rery serious nature,
and likely to be fatal.
tr. McAu1ey was removed to his residence
on Price Place in the West Division where Drs.
Max Myers, Va1ettl and Hahn attended him in
/ consultation. lie was lying iu an unconscious
-. no anil
, 1860-02-16

Among the appointments Of Col. John ".
Forney, Clerk oi the House Of Representatives,
VIC notice that Hermann Krcismans,, Esq, OF
this city las been selected as Clerk to enter De-
t't:o1s and papers in committee rooms. Mr..
Rse's"'anu is The present efficient md popu!ar
':Itr Clerk, an influential Republican, and gen.
1lenan Of fine sb;!ity. We congratulate him
npon his Accession to office III the National
CAPITAL. VIC understand that Mr. Il. will leaye
t'n Z few days for Washington.
, 1860-02-16

Conf<sf<d I1lsetton-.-" frinsfas &s<aIs---
3lo~af .xsasa.--octaf klE<-.Lu<rarg IT,.
ssHfUks. .
iCcHcspcnlence oF shc rrcs* and T1lunc.]
M4p1Aux. Wis Frb. IL lseo.
CONTESTED ELECTION.
To-day has been The most exciting day of the
session, 50 Gar rs tic ilousc is concerned. Tie
debate has been abnut contested scat. lr.
Altenhofen, the sitting member, had large
majority Of votes, aud was clearly enough tue
choice Of :he people in his Election District,
which is in Washington county. Mr. AS vote
was $40. At The same time Mr. Delnny, who
contests the eeat Of Mr. A'tenhofen, receiscd
292 votes, aud u Mr. Myer: 2~9. The ground Oh
which The seat was contested was the fact that
Mr. 4. was Postmaster in the village Of kc-
waskrm at the tine OF his election. Our Stcte
Constitution makes any onc holding office under
the United States Government in.1igib1e 10
State Office. In the; present case Mr. 4. re-
s'sy*t3'>is Office before the assembling of the
Ieys.4:ure, and this. it was clain,ed, exempted
him from the operation of the constitutional
Inhibition. Tho debate wuxed warm on the
point whether the inclisibility related to the
<l>d;oa Of tuan, nr 10 lis occupying his sta{.
And here the argument became pathological and
constitutional. Then preccdcnts were brought
up, but these did not seem 10 have much weight,
it being urged that each Legislature
would act in such casea according TO its osrn
disposition, and moreover that these rrecedcuts
had, most il not I'LL Of them occurred iu the old
times Of Democratic sway, uud we're attrihuta-
Lle, as to their decisions, to purity feeling. Tie
deba,e Was continued with SO mucl. earuestnes,
that members forgot their dinners, and the s:s
sion was protractcd from ten o'clock until about
.bree in the Afternoon, when tile previous aucs
tion was demanded and Mr. Altenhoteu dcclarcs
entitled to his seat by 4 vote Of S. to 60. TIL,
question was not j party orc, both claimants c
tine seat being Democrats.
pR1x1lSG-A MODEST Ill.,
From year to ,ear there has been good dea
Of compl1int ut tic heavy drafta made on Ii
treasury ;;or The public printing. @Printin
slea's p" hnd come to be quite odorous abou
the capt. Z. So much mas this the case that
very sts<slS effort was 1nnde year before Ia.
to form such contract az would insure il
printing to the State at fair price. Accort
ioglJ the Governor, Treasurer nnd Secretary {
State set themselves Ut work aud carefulIv drc,
up specifications Of the amount aud quality {
work ,cquircd, md thescupon invited bids Il
it. So careful were they tlut ,hey rejected on
batch Of bills for fear that there micI
be some catch in the cnsc, and proccede
10 do tLeir work orcr more careful]
than before. 4 contract was 6naIf
made, md on such terms that many supnose
the contractor bad not much to coprraiu,a1
himself upon. Indeed it was not long befo,
he seemed to be Of the same opinion, and la
sr$n Aaf1ra 7
most pitlfal stor! ofthe damsging nature Of b
, 1860-02-16
CHICAGO-ASD PIXIES PEAK,


At q meeting Of Z largs number Of citizens Q
Chicago assembled at the Recorders Cour
Room On Tuesday <reniny. pursuant to re-
conmendation Of ~ Board Of Trade, to take
measures for the establishment Of direct ex-
press for the transportation Of goods, gold aud
passengers between Chicago and the gold re-.
gions in the Rocky Mountains, Geo. Steele, Esq.,,
was called to the Chair, AID I. 7. Mum appoint
ed Secretary.
Dr. Evans was called upon for information in
reference to the business Of the meeting, and
made an exhibit Of tie feasibility and import.
ance to Chicago Of the proposed Express, which
seemed to satisfy all that It would not only be
Of rast importance To tile interests of Chicago,
but TINT it would pay very largely to those that
might engage in the enterprise.
Caleb S. Birdsall and Col. De Nura made re-
marks based upon their owa observation, certi-
flying the great rie.sz.s and extent Of the
Rocky Mountain geH snines.
The following resolutions vera unanimously
adopted: f.
E:so{red, That We :lesm it cxpedient for the
business men, property owners and capitalists
Of Chicago to unite IN the organization Of a
Company 10 secure the direct transportation Of
goods, gold and passengers between Chicago
1nd the Rocky Mountain gold fields.
R.solrfd, That committee Of nine be np-
poiDted by the chair ta prepare articles Of asso-
citation and procure subscriptions Of stock to
the same at the earliest practicable day.
On motion Of Peter Page, Esq, the chairman
Of the meeting was added to the committee aud
allowed time to announce the names Of those
appointed.
On motion, Dr.. G. u. Willing. Jr., wa.invited
to gire course Of lectures On the Rocky Noun
tain gold fields in Chicago, at his earliest con-
venieuce. -,
On motion, the meeting adjourned.
LY:Muss, see'y.
, 1860-02-16

I*prASAroL1s. Feb. ia convention Of
RuiroAd .Snpcrintendents OF the Vest and
Northwest, was held here to~tny to adopt
uniform rales Of frciyhts between Cincinnati
and Western and Sorthm estc1n S1a,c-. \ RESP
lution WIS introduced 10 adol't the rules made
By the 1.ogansport, reoria aud Burlington line.
to all points W here they compete, and pro rain
same through indianapolis, Lafayette aud
Michigan CITY. NJ definite actiou was taken.
, 1860-02-16

-t-HI.CAGO.
LATE.

ous city subscribers were served ]atc vcs-
~serdas morning, aud most Of tue edition uiss-
ed the 'Dail, owing 10 aa accident to The
shutting in our pross-roona utter tue paper
"en' 10 press. We saall try to avoid such
mishaps IN the future
, 1860-02-16

Sewerage Comm,z.ionefss Report.
The annual Iepor. Of the Sewerage Com.
"'ss'ohers is printed on The third page Of this
mof Rings issue. II is i document tint should
r tcefve the pcrusal Of every citizen of Chicsro
, 1860-02-16

Mr.. Guracc's friends sent roaring Demo-
':rasic politician, nnrned Pottgeiscr, to preside
over one Of Weutwar1h's meetings on State
street. Tuesday evening. l.et the First Ward
Republicans look out ;or this genius ut their
primary eftctlcu.
, 1860-02-16
R011'I.FEAL.

E,cnru wAEp.-fae .v;1orip= persona are
appointed the Committee to superntend the
IrimaIy Meeting Of the Eighth Ward, on Fri
day, tho 18th inst, my three Of whom are ALL
tborrizca to act 1ser LawseD, G. wahl, ": H.
D'Wolf, Casper Butz, George s'chlvelzer, =. +.
Millerd, i. q. Wilder, David Hath.
The following persons are appointed chal-
lengers: ]. Slavick. II. F. Prouty, s. D. Chiids,
j. i. Mcintyre, Il. Nr.'nold.
Ny order Of the Hatd Executive Committee.
, 1860-02-16

MINISTRY At LARGE.-A young man of fine
nttainmeuts, a stranger IN this city, is anxious
TO teach in school or family. to do any other
work Of this description, for living.
We hare also q number Of wcli.grown boys
sixteen and eighteen years of age; also, some
mcn and, au wanting work in the city or coun.
try. Apply to- Ron1EHr Collier,
.l6e Randolph Street, Sd floor.
, 1860-02-16

EIGHTH WARD MEE11SG.-The Republicans ef
the ghth Ward will rally ut the saloon Of John
Slawlck, No. 227 North CLARK st., near Chicago
Avenue, this Thursday evening, Feb. IL, 1850:
other popular speakers haye been invited to
address the meeting. Let oil who feel an inter-
est in the Republican cause, come out this eve
ming.
, 1860-02-16

NoT1cE.-Parties in waut of furniture will do
well to attend the auction sale this morning at
OF o'clock, ut the salesroom of Gilbert Samp-
sou, No. So Lake street.
, 1860-02-16

10 Martyred Heads Hundreds Of
heads Ct hair ruined BY the Of dyes far
whiAh no se.entide AutboIity i responsible.
CRt3TADOR0'S EXCELSIOR DYE
tho contrary presents the hlsheat xeotde eedentslR
1thas been aual5z,d BY d. cn.l7e1 who .t,ni the
head of Experimental Chemists and he states IN hts
certificate nothing Injurious enters into it. composition
THIS UNQUALIFIED APPROVAL,
addd to the well known fact that ,he yeltaAye
md tho most natu.a c5e manufactured have given It
imtrse prtstse aud tho isle. running up fom oath
to month With .apidty that severely tho energies
md Ut the proprietor. Sod every whefe AMI
Piled BY Ill hAtr dse:s.rs. CRlSrADoKu, No. A,ior
House, New Yo.k.
JOHN D. PARK, Agent
felsdAw1m 13iLake stree. Ch.a1o.
, 1860-02-16

Atthe residence of III! brides hEathey Jae. Aa:l.y.
hy ,hr Rev. S. n. LEnd. Mg. HORACE P. GRAVES ma
MlsszELPHA 4. UESf. al ~ this c.ty,
, 1860-02-16
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, 1860-02-16

GRAND RALLY or TIE Worms OF TIE 41u
WARp.-Thursday evening at It o'clock !: u
at the house Of j. Powell. 344 South Wells
street, near Harrison. AL Republicans are in
Fited 10 attend. l.. LAAPEn1z, Sec'y-
, 1860-02-16

T Il meeting Of the Ninth Ward Repubh-
eau Club will be held at Toluntine Russer's,
corner Of Green BaJ and White streets, Thurs.
day evening at 7:sO. All Republicans are insi-
telto attend. Ey order Of Ex. Con.
, 1860-02-16

CHICAGO AND FIXES PEAK ExPnEss COMMITTEE.
Is chairman OF the public meeting held at
the Recorders Court Room, February, l4sh
inst, for the organization Of Chicago and
Pixies Peak Express Company, hereby ap-
point the following named gentlemen commit.
tee '*to prepare articles Of association for such
COMPANY, and procure subscriptions TO the
capital stock of the same" as required BY reso-
lutions adopted at said meeting, viz:
j. q. Durham. Dr.. D. BEa'na1t,
OLatles Walker, !. 7. Mu1u.
Vim. Dross. George ". Gage,
&. r. Carver Frederick 1utte,
Geo. A. Sp:iag, George ". Noble,
John Es2na-
The above.namcd gentlemen are respectfully
requested to meet at The fremont House on
Friday tto.morrow) eEcuiug, at half-past seven
o'clock. GEO. STEEL, Chm.
Chicago, Feb. IL, 1860.
, 1860-02-16

- We are under obligations to. Il. D. Col
vim. ESP, agent Of the L. S. Express Company,
for California paper in advance Of the mail.
, 1860-02-16

CITIZENS OF CoSSEcr1cUT.-Citixens of Con-
necticut nativity are requested to meet at the
Briggs House this Thursday evening, to make
preparations to receive the Connecticut delega.
ton to the Chicago Convention,
, 1860-02-16

TG Go to John ,a,5o1 Jones; lls dearborn street x
They will be well done and at prices to suit the
, 1860-02-16

TOR SALE-Elesant Suburban
IL RESIDENCE.
We h2ya On sa!s
AN ELEGANT SUBURBAN RESIDENCE,
The property Of one Of cur correspondents,
WHICH Is OFFERED ATAyKRY LOT PRICE
ON VERY FAvOR RABLE TERNa.
L. u. OLNSTED kIo.,
feth333im Cor. Lake aud Laaa1e a.. Chlcsxo.
, 1860-02-16

s1xG1n's SEWING AAcu1sEs makes perfect
1oct stitch, The stitch presenting lie same sp-
pesEsnce On 10Th sides Of th<. fabric s<.rn.
Light Family Machine, s5a; Letter 4
Fauily Machine" (new) SIS; ''No and 9
Tailoring Machine, S95 and 5lo5; "Interna-
tiona',' 3new) Sis: Hemmers IS each.
Machines for all kinds Of Leather se.cing con-
stanlly On hand 1t 66 Lake street.
jy26-1m 4. II. HARRIS, Agt.
, 1860-02-16

GopEr FOE MAncu.-Godey, Arthur, and Pc
terson for March; a fresh supply Of Thnckeray's
new monthly" The Cornhill Augazine:" :" En-
glish papers Of January esth, and another lot Of
Helpers " Crisis," in bound and pamphlet form,
have been received by AcSally i Co., 81 Dear
hnrp Efreet
, 1860-02-16

The officers Of Rush Medical College nre at
the present time as follows: d;
EN|S 1ErBTEIs.
prr.,dent-Nliam D. Ogden. ESQ,
E*r1etar,-Granl Goodrich, Esq.
Trtaxarez-Mark skinner Esq.
E. s. n,bs1y. II. H. John Evans. N. D., John r. Kin
1!t E+l. Hon Hugh T. plckey. y. l.. Newbcr7r. Eq
i.seI Goveresnor ofelo Hon. John Wood Lieut. Gov.
eEuor do Hon. :. lIolnes speaker H. K. do, D. Brzn-
ani 81 D., pses't College d.
YAccl1T.
1arel Bra'nard u; rr.fes.or nf surerr5 and cn'e,
sud Pharmacy; J. Adams Atltt: H. D. r1nt ot Principles
.od E.4eetns cf Medicine !. ". Fsre1 n: D.: Prot q
IT,. Of. oE ObssesEe and t.ases Of Women asd Chi
Pathology and Cl!nteal Hedietne; Ephatm Ing.l.. II
/! drcn 4. t. Hudson. u. D., rtof. u thysin|oey
H. Ftnf Of Matetia Aed!ca and Medcrl 1u.!s1udenee
RI. kcA II D. Fret. Of Anatomy: Edwin Powell. u
D. Demonstration Of Anstomy.
, 1860-02-16

TOR SALE AT i BARGAIN.
+ -Ths stoet Of Agricultural 1mp!eaents, .Te4nnt
concern formerly owned 81 CAAPMAX 1 MAY. es ,hi4
III = toa i sAKa4Tx 70 pset. assaa, q snea
Ing hs ousness asd sttosether offer N opportunity
eetoh 70 ee nat WITH being e1ten.veY advertised and
known through The Ano located tas esrtrs Of the
hzsss azucutaai di4cs u cur eouk. II 1ot sod TO-
Rsfter aer shoft time iney viii b. &dtred In pafrel&
suit IutrhA.es* st low p1cea.
Terms eah. or appr9ved security seeh tine - NAY
te agreed npou. Apply to JAS. MILLER Tut. No
10 Ganss Elock. OF to 4. II. SpAFAkD. No: % Marxe
t.tEt. i1t11:1atAw
, 1860-02-16

AMERICAN PROTESTANT ASSOCIATION. The
1nemoers Of this Order takes their second An
uual Parude on the 2ed Of February, in memory
Of the birthday Of George Washington The
members Of the Order in Chicago are oil sun-
moned to appear in their respectable Lodge
Rooms, on that morning at nine o'clock.
, 1860-02-16

7r0TIiE ECOVNT'TFEt.UN MAN.
J. CFAtTUKE5. LuMBERNSS. aod 1thsr,:
Tha uutessx d~Ats TO trnse lots u tAs ou0 ne0eas
dock ad vita Railroad tr7cAx sc- fur tst u ye-ns
anu IL! .su .lne viii eIecS suab bui.ouEs tof
i--k;r1 Min. rEnIn. SC TLtts ;uL% VIII bu lxa4<d
um a. t. yssf tor su11csut 70 p2J ta1ea Atty
Dn, hKAlEAKu, - 3~uth Ca ats Il. =. ~ T. ~
fs1ha33-sm
, 1860-02-16

Cone<sf<d RIsetton-.-" Printing &seajs---
Biokaf .xSafa'-eocfai kff<-.Lfterarg IT,.
AsfORA. =.
tCcncsrendeIsce of shc 1'rcs* and Trllunc.l
II NAntA,s Nts Frt IL lsE1
, 1860-02-16

TITY SURVEROIs.-Samuel s.
~ GREELEY Is caoddlte f1s tho otbce Of City Sur
veJor subject The 1econ Of tha spuh t:oov+n-
enn fetA43t
, 1860-02-16

NEWSPAPER CHAseE.-We learn That Colonel
Bonham, formerly editor Of the IIiaois Gdzttt<,
at Lacon, in this State, has purchased one half
Of the interest Of J. C. Medill. Esq, in the
Fdrm<r's ddroedt<, weekly agricultural paper
published in this city. Col Bonham was for
many years practical farmer, and from his er-
pcrience added to the ability Of Ar. Mediil Us
IN agricultural writer, we hope to see the Id
roeate take high stand among the agricultural
papers of the West.