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To whom all orders for the above Medicines must
, 1860-06-18

The Primary M4eainEt viii TX heo lashe septal mus
Of Chseacoon Tuesday, tic 1s'h day os Jule 'na: The
pal|s will bc opeued O'clock aid closed II dcoes r.
~, 4, the following named p'Accs, viz:
LIT Ward. Vt tic 0siess House.
I'D ~ Ut No. 8s6 Site street.
s.d At ,ho Sheriff. Onae in tie Court llous..
&th :" nj the Az1ncry.
ssh ii the Engine House. corner Of WaalaG15n ard
Clinton s.scets
9TH NJ the West Market.
:th at F. F5iu IL "a ecsnef Ct Tslis aad Division
e1.et4.
9Th tt To North Market.
9th ssthe o,rreEts1 shcp On Cas-, between Mich.
gau aud kilzLe streets.
1Q:h at Ch.s. l:nds. co.pes Of Twelfth md Cu'on
3.e%tA.
And the several towns the cosy tue usual pa.
ees o. holding .ec1ons. On Tufhdsy. 1ce 18Th Day 4 5nnS
inst aeoek except t.at In 'he t'~n q MbT.i,
Ing shall bx Id At the hour a0%e ralns d. tt tue fsaEe
Hot i in West wheeling. And n ahe town e Evan ton
i shall h. held II tc Eeynod House. IT halt 1nst seven
The several Wand and Town Committees will call The
Primary Meetings to oster and 4ci a. Judges Of ELECTION
theTeaf.
On. EcFxEEpKr. lCTRE1 HASEx.
i. s. WILLIAMS, FkKo- Tc11LE,
.Jc11c4 Nu:YE. II. kkHAtoo1T,
f,tntE Cotrtv Ce-frat Committee.
, 1860-06-18
BALTIMORE CONVENTION.

The gra1d roN'dr.dow begins at Baltimore
on Monday. In another column Of this paper
we giye tho various speculations, sNuoEs and
surm3ses which the gathering 0: the forces at
Washington have put afoa. in five Of the lead
ing journals Of tho c5untry. They se.m to
agree Only upon one point, ard that is, that
there will be q regular plug-musa, for which
10 doubt the country is fully prepared. In all
the guessings at wha: there is beyond that
we see nothing 70 chango the opinion so fre-
qucntly expressed by us heretolore-tha: the
nomination Of Doug:as, except By fragment
Of the parry, is Impossible, unless he and his
friends will bs content to stand on platform
that will be hootsd ct md voted 1T hy five
sixths Of the freemen Of the North. We can
afford to wait the deno,ement, sure TINT in Rny
event. HONEST OH ArE will be the next Pres
iacnt Of the Tpi&c1 States:
, 1860-06-18
mr.. Lincolusa Lecture.

70 tbs Editor Of The n. +. Is!ouoe.
S1p: Your article in reiaaion to MF. tlncoln
in this mornings paper does not quite 40 n''n
Sustice. -
The story which the {dog) noble editors o.
thu Ezprts are ,ryine to work up is briefly this:
~: lincoln had consented to give literary y
lecture ID Brooklyn III behalf OF committee o.
young men. when he was invited to speak upon
political sub i.e,a III New Yo:k by the Young
Mems Republican Club. To the latter be re-
Piled that he could speak but onee in this dis
srict, but would speak ta New York a desired,
provided the Brooklyn Committee would gire
waY. This they would lot do unless .hey could
collect their usual fec for aduiasion At the
door. To this the New Workers were Obliged
10 submit.
III. Lincoln LETT home prepared to sneak in
Brooklyn. aud the first insinasion he h ID to The
contrary was from your uttice Of the coming
address. which he read On the cars between
Phiiadeiphia and Nav York.
The few hours intervening was all the time
hs Ind to prepare that remarkable address
vh,ch you hare since pabli.hed as q campaign
Had not the Ezpr<ss better try sone othe,
"ho4f p G. B. L.
, 1860-06-18

Southern men are here for Douglas. Florida.
South Carolina and Texas will not be represent.
ed at Baltimore No fight will be made against
The seats Of the Mississippi delegates. The
great fight will come on contestipg the seats
and Of the double delegations from Georgia, Al
ALBANIA aud Lou!siap0.
It is rumored thst Slide1l will fail Of q re-
election to the Senate from Louisiana- There
is much excitement here, and no end 10 tbs
complex wire working Of the factions.
, 1860-06-18

The New + rk Herald is very solemnly and
earnestly cnt1eated by its Richmond cores
pondent7 to take not5co that tho South will not
pcr1nit Mr. LINCOLN to he inaugurated, if be
is elected. Republicans and all Others,
who are weak enough and green enough 10 be
fooled by Tint eort Of twaddle, will please Ere"
pare their votes for Mr.. Buchanan CT solne
other "cld public functionary" Of like priuci-
pies moral and political But until the South
is near enough IN unit to split the Democratic
party, it will be in vain for Acr, to talk about
breaking up the Government
, 1860-06-18

We publish agaiu tllo call for tho Republican
County Congressional Convention. Tho lri-
mary elections tnke plecs tomorrow (Tucsday)
afternoon AID evening, aud tile Convention
meets at the Court House on "Wednesday. We
have heretofore expressed our dissent from the
policy which has hurried Our County ConVen:
tion on thirty-six digs bcf,re the District .;oa-
vention, but the purpose Of those VINO accom-
p}ished tbs coup Seems to bo fixed and immo-
, 1860-06-18

posrpoxkxEsr OF THE DR11L.-Tae drill Of
the Zoueves, announced t. take place at tie
Armory this evening, is postponed.
, 1860-06-18

LEcrunEs.-Dr. Knapp giEes the third lecture
Of bis course to ladies and gentlemen, at Kings
burg Hall, this Monday evening".
, 1860-06-18

Pkssox41.-Mr. n. D. Swan, Of Boston, the
publisher Of Norce.ter's quarto illustrated die
tionary, is stopping at the fremont House.
, 1860-06-18

TIE RAIL Spl1rrgR.-Dr. Le!b's new CAM
paigu paper, The Rail Splithr, is to be out on
SATURDAY, Of this week.
, 1860-06-18

posrrosED-We 1earn that owing to the
death of one of their corps the proposed trip OF
the zouareE Cadets has been postponed.
, 1860-06-18

- Measrs. Norris HYde, the newsmcn, ct
No. 100 Dearborn street. have their counters
full Of the latest and freshest in the news and
periodical line.
, 1860-06-18

Nozzk I7A1,Aso-A grand open air concert
takes place at Ae1ms' Garden in the North Di'
vision this evening.
, 1860-06-18

OH GO.


Republican County Convention.
The Republicans Of Cook County are hereby uats1 and
rtou.st>d t. elect Delegaiet Cuns enou to be held
,he Supervisors Ro In the out uousA In the City Il
Chicago TedLesdaT, the sh day Of Jun. Inst fo' the
purpose os chooznx delegates sesent this County in
the Congressional DiAst Cocvent.cn to h holden at
p!xoa On the 18th dry otJa:y next.
The Gvkal w1ds au1 town. viii Be entitled 1tpseu
tauen IN the County Convention III f.nowa:
, 1860-06-18

Erw Toax, June l6.-LetteFs to Grinnell,
Ninturu i Co., by the Niagara, state that the
Great Eastern Ia not to leave Southampton for
Nav York before the Esd inst.
, 1860-06-18

We learn thu. thotc is m experienced "iron
man" now in Chicago, nakipg proposals to
our citizens to units with Him and advance
half tho capital for tho erection here Of tue
necessary furnaces for manufacturing iron from
the o:e Of Lake Superior, on seale commcn-
s,,rate with tue wants OF tho Northwest. We
know nothing Of this gentlesnan's plans, ard
but little moro Of his ability as capitalist ana
his skill ns an iron masler; hence We can d.
no more in forwarding Ills views than to Gu
force upon tho people Of all classes in Chicago
the necessity Of dealing generously with all
aafc and t~asiblo plans for strengthening and
cnlarsing the manufacturing interests in this
city. To all persons from abroad, who propose
to invest capital in the smelling Of iron, or in
the manufacturing Of articles Of which iron is
the larger part, cordial welcome ought to bc
extended. We trust, then, that for orce the
fear that one.and-a-halr per cent. month will
not be realized, will not deter gentlemen who
are able t. take stock in rew enterprises, or
whose large trac!s Of unimprovcd property de-
mnnd tenan.e from TINT action which the per
1nanent interests Of the city require.
, 1860-06-18

rnr WrArHrn.-The foll-wing is the range Of
the Thermometer for thu week, as taken by E, L.
O'Harn, apothecary and pharmacsutist (old
Commercial Hotel buildingsl No.3 West Ran.
- H. -,
, 1860-06-18

pnor. TEwksBuar's LEcrrnEs.-prof. Tewks
bury, the Southern exile. lectures upon the
12eeul;ar in8titution Of the South as he las seen
it, this ~eek, Eiz. At Evanston, Monday even.
ing, June Is; Elk Grore, Tuesday evening,
June 10; Liber:yvllie, Wednesday, June 20;
Crystal Lake, Thursday, June 81. Let him
have full houss. ."Free sdfnittaoce, and free
speech /" il his motto. But giee him good
benefit. His address is, Box AIT, Chicago.
Hevi,l adaress Republican clubs when desired.
, 1860-06-18

~ Read Garrison J. Cos. advertisement
They have got out some fine portraits Of our
future President. 4 copy should be in every
house in the land.
, 1860-06-18
THECITY.

Auction Sale this Morning.
Household Furniture At the house corner of Huron ard
Holcot1 airett4. By 0!ib' It Saursoa.
, 1860-06-18

C17cAao, June !G. 1850.
Gesatlsm<n Your notc Of yrss rday, in re.
lstson to the nomiaaf1on ct Hon. 1saac \. Ar
mold for C,ngreus, cnd 20 the use made Of MY
name in conncction 4 Herewith. is received.
an not Il candidate for Congress. have
repeatedly, peremp,orly declined being 70 con-
stdered, md si,e use Of my name for thut Office
is entirely unauthorized.
have neither time nor taste for Congress, as
matters are now conducted there; and It ! had,
could not permit the use Of my name in oppo.
sition to that Of Mr. Arnold, for whom iii 3
county heretofore so unanimously expressed
itself,
Mr. Arnold has long been perronal friend.
believe with yon. that hc would represent The
interests of his District ably, credtab!y and sat
isfactorily, and ehall be personally grstihed if
he be elected to do Sc.
Youra very respectfully.
TO Aessra. E. C, Larned, f. S. Williems, Luther
Haven, Jno. Il. Kipzie. H. Kennicott and
othetH,
, 1860-06-18

CARp WRl11SG.-A. T. Selovc:, the card
writer. generally known IS the Empire Ca1d
Writer, has shown US r specimen Of bis skill
that is quite wonderful. In the diameter Of
thrce.eishths of an inch he has written and
made with his pencil, the Lords Prnyer. an an
chor. an o1ire twig, q cfoss, and Noak's Ark!
Mr. Seloysr is writing at the Ladies' Depart
mcnt Of the Post Office, where he will be ready
to execute all orders for visiting or wedding
cards. ALL can, It they choose, procure some
thing very elegant BY calling on hr. Selover.
, 1860-06-18

Dead Shot for Bed Bugs.-The
n.aest and most re.2be exrerlnator II Faithfully
ape It 1esns 5ear trap ready set for thtse ncx-
lou, to,uente-s of ou. nightly rrst.
TIE LIGHTNING FIT KILLER.
Destroys Files pstarY. Every ttttt will HI Q7ast
ceene. eazy and thu house may - kept e-ar Of ats
s1sunrsr. Both as ee1 Tor ste By The sver5-
vhe.e. se:d fpr s1up theet.
L, L.. lCTCHER d son.
ST. Albaas, It. rroFEstcrs-
n useid By Ill good druggists. telsc:s:1u
, 1860-06-18

NEW Book Tcn LITTLE FoLKs.-Wm. Tomlin.
son Of No. 81 Randolph street, has new rol:
uu,e, "TXe F2ouneed Ro1t," Just out from the
press of Henry Hoyt, No. 9 Cornhi!l, Boston.
, 1860-06-18

F1nE Exc1sE So1p.-Chief Engineer Harris
has sold Cataract Engine, No. S, for s. 900, and
Hose Carriage No. l, for 5000. to Mr.. Brown. of
East Saginaw, Michigan. Terms Of sale were
800 cash, and the balance in six and twelve
months.
, 1860-06-18

CHf1A6o JUNE II, 1EEG.
Hos. ". D. OenEs, Dear Sir :-Aany Of the
Republicans Of this city, ourselves among the
number, are dcsirous Of placing Isaac An
MOLD ESQ, in nominstion for Congress. Being
the unanimous choice Of the delegation from
this County, two years ago. his nomination ut
this time. haa be n, We think, very generally dc.
sired and expected.
Some Of those who arc unfriendly to his nom-
iuas;on+. a7e using your same in opposition to
him. Knowing your long frifndslip ip for Mr.
Arnold aud believing that you. with us. think
that the be6t interests Of the District would be
promoted By his election. aud TUT such use e
your name is entirely unauthorized, We should
this movement in in opposl1ion TO your wishes.
Yours truly tSiEned.)
E. G. lARSEn,
+. s SNnI1A4s,
Lr1uER HArES,
1so. Il. K.xz1x,
II. kExNlcor1,
And otheta,
, 1860-06-18


Amoug the large number Of the highest pre-
miu,ns awarded TO these Scales during the last
thirty years, BY ths most eminent scientific as
sociations in tic country, and by National, State
and County Fairs, are thirteen BY the illinois,
Wisconsin and Iowa State Fairs Of 1S5e, aud
the National Fair hsld At the same time in Chi
cago, aud that. too, after sharp competition and
the most rigid tests. But what is Of more i'm
portance to practical men, rs showing not only
the great strength snd accuracy. but durability,
Of these scales, is the award Of superiority in
these respects by the vast numbers who havs
us<d them for many years, all over the world
almost, in ali branches Of business, end un6e1
| all circumstances.
| The skill aud enterprise Of the Asssrs- Fair
banks, And their large experience aud unequal
led facilities, ensble them to adapt their Scale
to all required uses, and At moderate prices
and 60 long Al they keep them up to their pres
ont point Of excellence, and pursue thsir pres
ent honorab1e mode Of dealing, the public vii
nise1} continue to use their Scale, which hav
been t,4ad and approved, rather than experamen
Nth others,
, 1860-06-18

An ELcrRursr OK The NORTH S1pE.-The
Journal says the North Side has been furnished
with sensation item in the stApe Of an clope-
ment. A saloon keeper at the corner Of CLARK
and Michigan streets, well known in the North
Dir,siou, By the Damo of Charles Miller, woke
up on Friday morning bright and early to find
that his wife had absconded With q man named
Alilmar. He takes it quite philosophical ; and
keeps on dispensing his lager with an unruffled
spirit, apparently satisfied *hss It is sll right.
, 1860-06-18
AckuoW1ed gment.

D,ro,~ ara n.rt;ea mora ant;re1v xrrnr;e.d
!. ~.
Than were tne unoefa'Baeo last efehlug' Hnen,
returning from quiet tea with friends, theY
~ara mat about nine o'clock l,v the carr;.oa nr
- - 1r.,,:. e.. p...,..-. - a.. ve
E. .. "''''Au,s' A7t,. 'estou. ~ 'oe 1ouos
Mems Republican Clup. and informed that it
had come TOT u, as he and his hrothers family
had been some 1iGe waiting our return.
Then we had some suspicious Of plot. Re.
publicans arc charged with rather shgaciaua
plotting, but We dared to venture home, think
ing as NE had lived so joyfu!iy quarter Of a
century together, no great evil waa designed
| by our friends on this return Of our wedding
nixh. There was slight appearance ~ though
| the house was On fire as We approached it. Thia
proved to be only an illumination, Initiating, on
| d small scale, that on Michigan avenue that re-
| Gently welcomed the New England delegation,
witt, This exception, that now the bishop house
was the brightest.
| As everything in our city tends to take
| Republican hue at this time, after our surprise
| At find,n0 every room in the housa filed with
| banny friends. We were reioiced to frd. beside
| the President OF the Club sRd his immediate
rriat;res Nessrs. Herbert. Haakel aud Rice.
nnt;rse ~ n Hamlin'. Suite and those friends
| aats'e " - t a o7o t.!~o
otthe parry w9o aaoP'eu ita psanc1ples IN me
infancy OF Eh1cago, ana Mno *eleomea as On
our return from our 1faaat 1ouf tHentE.n1e
years ago. Ex mayor JOIN b. Ainzie' sne patra-
arch. :. BROOKS, whose love ot the oeautllnl 10
creases ns be r'pens VITA age. and those oe-
nesolent gentlemen l1'nfl Alne ana 1ohn >:
t Wright, as e1so IRON tae eaEnest mln'e1fs OF
, 1860-06-18
Additional Subscriptions Received BIZ
The Commttkeo for tho Tornado sui

Additional Subscriptions Received by
The CommttIeo for tho Tornado sui
crerH.
Cash, rs -......ss5e % John II. va1 O. o4teu,, sste
Ladies Of WAukesAu.. 1l0 Barrett Arnold.... b.0o
r Nevetl co....... zk-p Amos Gs1ur!1 ,,,,. 500
e. ca bsF............ 4ol Peter Button. 500
"A FRIEND e3A0 s.tsa ed......... 3.pl
Mn n..ney........... -A9t Workfoeu IN It EuIo1
H. T. DicksY+ -3@ Eouodty, bT y. g.
EA.h collected By X. Ho1ton. .. ..,......,, H.
Ii d. H.uth,... -. H.l0 Nj. Ne + 4 Aa....,.... S.nJ
n G ,od Vim 70 S1nfsrd Joh1<oi b.oQ
H. 4, HAted hoK Of elnthnf
" in6 Iaie& % p4rEel Of Observation-Disclosures.
isho CT. pea'eF orcer for lumber. ..,..., go
n.u, Wehe1 ii box II to"nsts, vi :, 70
Pn1sr Tha.ef h"us Id .ootA v4lre.....,.. IS %
Ksdolh Weir. r5a' nf h-'S.-......... ........,.
xxpI1yxn II 1.oEy AND wNpEN-SExf IT i.
b1Ldle aAd cost from Cot- boxes frnm Il. Porter and
Ms-oa. tstA boots.
hundls frurp J. r. Eir1!e. ! ron I, G. Lsfreu
b. dlesfroo1 Mrs. uutazd box Of lotti~R tcheo
.box.s {r~o Waukexau. to,ks ftoua Ats. Ross AID
/ boz from Xta paseotA othA l.
, 1860-06-18

4 LAST TR1Bu1E OF RksFEcr.-We regret to
announce the death OF Charles Il. D. Ellsworth,
g member Of the Cadets, and brother Of Col
Ellsworth. This very unsuspected misfortune
compe1s Col. Ellsworth to Immediately 60 East
for few days, in consequence of which the ex-
cursion Of the Z1uave cadets will be postponed
until his return. The company will continue
their drill in his absence as heretofore.
AL meeting Of the United States zouaye
Cadets, held at their Armory On tie 10th inst.,
fer the purpose Of expressing their painful re
grets at the death Of their brother soldier, Chss,
q. D. Ellsworth, it WAS
Ro1eed That In the death RI our 1ae brother embe1
th ed tht los Of yonnE &oldef,
whO earned wamest ffe bin and resp ct from hs
unifosm excellence Of Character sId d+potaeo SOL
Gder+
Of hi1 eeLI manly bearing fern MIR conduct
iz~ieeI That wf deeply p-tL1e with nur ba ur&a
CoronA AnGat IT. this tcrsAvenent whch Eu. will he
bosae Wit" h dnnrta EhEa his inter-
with ard to the psreuta Of deyated eud
We enE er hfa.tfs tJupahes In the e*vere alo"k
VII Cd this uaweeoue n,eixeoe wA binz 10 lhs4. bo
eom6.
Rrlfr ,hxi The 1escta.lons be rub ssed In the ctJ
pas e and copy b. 1-rwazded 10 the parents Of the d.
ef1ked.
, 1860-06-18

Hox,c.pg ON Ep1xA PLAcE-0xE Wo4Ax
KILLS Aso4uER.-At i drunken den On Edna
Place, On Friday night, in drunken bout be-
tveon a party Of low Irish, woman named
M.rv Steele WAS felled TO the floor By 9 blow
from glass bottle in the hands Of Mary Mar
tn, both elderly females, End far gone in drurk-
ennesa. The police vera called in and took
Mary Martin tothe Lookup, where The spent the
night, and on ane Of SIS was sent to Bride
well from Saturdays Police Court.
The Injured woman lay in an unconscious con-
dition throughout Fridsy night, aud uotrith-
standing medical care, she died On Saturday
forenoon. On this circumstance Mary Martin
w. removed from Bsidewel1 to the Jsil, on q
Coroner's warrant, to await the result Of an In
guest called for Sunday morning.
NAN DRowxEp IL 1R MORN BnAScu.-0n
Friday evening The body Of a man, unknown,
suppoeed to be sailor was taken from 0gden's
Sin on tue North Branch. Two men, named
Barney McPe1is and John Hayes, working in the
engine room of the United States dredge, we're
6rst alarmed by a man hstlooing that nan
YVES in tho river. When they came out, they
saw the man in the rirat, but be sank before he
could be helped. !:
In the meantime the 4aa Who gave the slor,n
ran a.ny, appearing t6fRS Intoxicated. The
body vas recovered in abo7t an hour afterHard,
but has not yet been recognized The body is
that Of man about ere feet eight inches high,
twenty-eighs or thirty years old, black hair
gon.ee ind no whiaketa; had On two white
, 1860-06-18

CrxBEnt .xp, June 1a . i. II.
There is large number Of delegates and out
siders on the train Tor Baltimore to right. macy
of them Southerners. The body OF the North
western delegates are 1weIve hours behind t1s.
and will reach Baltimore 10 morrow morning.
We will he there tonight. The Southerners
are Anti Douglas. md they are rather anxious
to hare it 20 understood. The friends o. Doug
las ure clauo,ous and confident. and il outside
boasin1 Guild rominnte him, his defeat wnuld
be impossible. The Illinois men ray Lincoln Is
certain 70 be elected unless Douglas is put up
araiust him.
, 1860-06-18

LITTLE PATTI IN CH1cAoo--Adelina Patti
comes before our pnblir 1t Me.ropolital Hall,
to morrow evening. She is an accepted favor
tic here, and the number Of seats already se-
cured for both nights, Is token that each will
be- triumph, and gi1e'a crowded house. An
experienced critic writes thus of Patti:
PATHS great charm u her freshness of voice
and manner. OF course, she Goes not yet sing
dramatically; VIC mustwait till she has suffer.
ed before the great sympathetic quality can be
developed. lfsome Of tho ardent admirers who
throw her boquet', vi.h long white ribbons at
tached, and hand.up thos exquisite wreathes
from the parquet, would only break ber heart,
how much better she would sing! 'ris ver5
selfish, to he sure; bot all the world 4iaheR abe
would fall iu love and get filled. Then, how
she'd render the mad sceue in in "Lpeia:"-
then, how she'd implora Brignoll il the secoud
act Of the Somnabula!" As it il, she h to
imagine the feeling she never has experienced :;
it is easy tn percieve that sha viii Jet be pas.
tiouate. Some, know, declare that shris cold,
ard can never sing with any fetlint. But
| diEer from them. [ think defect capabilities
in ner rpice that will one day develop into pow.
| ers that will put her On 9 leyel with Bosio Is a
| dramatic singer. AZ tas as execution is con-
| cerned, Of the most difficult and aorid music,
| she is absolutely perfect now. Nothing more
can be desired.
Her acting, TOO, shows her youth; yet that
:leo improves very rapidly, There are touches
| OF childish coquttry, Of pretty. pou1inR, and
natural spite scatttrrd eii through her perform
ances, which shows shs will SURELY be an actze,s.
Her manner to Couat Rodolfo, in tho "6om-
rambu!a," is very original; impatient. restless,
provoke rather stsu delighted; teasipg atten-
| lions, and very anxious to get to her lorer
again. The ida is entirely her oHn, and very
pretty and natural. In Zerlina she is extremely
arch aud interesting at ,:mes; and IN the Il Bar
ber" submi's to a sco'dieg from Bartolo with .
aaucy nnd ~exed de4esscr irres'stably comic
The passionate parh Of: "Lucis" and Of ~
would ptay them. bnslk3 r aro better riyoa than
often on our stage, 81! sho" plainly enough
to me that some Of these days iitt1e Patti viii
equal any representative Of the great soprano
| +d{k8.
, 1860-06-18

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