davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1860-05-26

AkRlf fED..............MAyet =.
sms cemt SesEaSG ospS h1Sen T.: ptss TT. %
stnr tamei Mn,taa Dt.o't Ii toas rd,e II, b, xh,,s
p=p osorsxon. WIfia:. 6aton,soa, - dry hide. IL:
Prop ehftn H,sk.9. ,ofd'n'sur Is tons d'e br
Prop All! :oT: 1adso !: doz s::abo.n,. buggy.
2lunioe1 was9rs h;1 wa,s: lo9 tals tsh. 9s tSns
ssod ii I'll: T.; i ': Il: ios :
rrop Ms;S n,cssoD. Little s.ube, 1s' m lumber. 40
Prop itsree1 Brovr st Joserh 1890 Railroad t,ss m
Bde s. = Clark: Johnson. Nuskeecr. lco m luGber
t Il e:sss py e.
e 4: ;ass1; ss5s. Ss@ 9 shS
schr Josephine Dresten finnlgan VII tel H. lumber
ST. s%its %.sd: e.; sssf. L
sees Nal s asus T. ;S south TiseR -; !; sds wc2a
h .1GS F asad = a.1sn .s
ehr sehr oraa sesa K.,m,1oc. Il N umoeg - WOOL
fchr Weachester, K"ba. Muskreon. Is n iun ttr.
g sssF 4ssea Gsa ni@Kss s!;a i lumber
Scar L II Mason, Jackson oeon,o lso N IN pber.
seaF VIII hG Ro!es. Foantah oevelsns % lon. eos
ss1 Ts:sE ss q. sas
" CLEARED. ..
roo Neptent ssnssaf5 Bufo CFttt II go bu eosn -
Prop Ssh,9.n, Hopkas oSdeassureh 1000 In corn. 40
TT Rs,t +: &s IS! i s;ys.. ;:; osce.e:
is Ss:5s tss; ssas e e., ea CON-
sehr II Saorer, D3ushex ;, Nu.kexSn.
sseaf 6!ee RnEXe., Sout. Haven.
, 1860-05-26

Archbishop hughes and the Roman Catholic
Bishop of ST. Johns appeared at the Douglas
demonstration ut the Cooper Institute On Tues.
day night, being brought there by Mr. Peter
Cooper. The Archbishop was closely wrapped
up, as if suffering from ill-hea!th- Prince Joh,,
Van Buren, and William D.. Kennedy were on
the platform ut the same meeting, and were
warmIy greeted.
The returning Philadelphia Delegation to Ste
Chicago Con ;ention was received on Tuesday
evening with music and procession, and much
enthusiastic cheering for Lincoln aud 1!an1'in
Col. Philip S. White made short speech sulo
gizing the candidates, lie was followed by
others. aud at late hour the meeting broke up
, 1860-05-26

Presbyterian General Assembly, O. S.
RocHEs1ER, May e5.-The Church Extension
Committees report Was adopted The commit
tees n.me was changed to that Of Board Of
Church Building. .......
The assembly agreed to meet in Philadelphia
next May.
The great debate On the Board question vas
concluded, and the Assembly resolved that it is
inexpedient to make any organic change. Ayes,
o34 noes, Sc.
, 1860-05-26

Sr. Lor1s. Nay e5.-The Democratic Con-
gressional Convention Of the I'd District, al
Mexico, No., On the Esd, nominated John B
Henderson tor Congress, to succeed Thoa. l.
Anderson.
At the same place and time the Opposition
Convention nominated James A. Rollins fol
Congress.
, 1860-05-26

Gartrcs, Carriers. Carriers.
Embroidered IN silk AID Ye:yet-
carriers. Carriers. Carriers.
w,re Elasttes, In kid 1tnea aad Cation.
Carriers. Carriers. Carriers.
In Ptat, In Blue, IN Talte, In Red.
Carriers. Carriers. Garters.
All Sorts and Sizes, Al Patterns Ind PEiees-
AT PARKS, 1874 LAKE STREET
, 1860-05-26
Illinois Central Railroad.

Nxw YoRk, Nay 25.-The Illinois Central r.
R. advertise thai they are prepared to redeem
half million dollars free land bonds maturing
September 1st, and will pay the same at psr
with accrued interest.
The U. S. Steamer hence for Panama to con-
rey the Japanese Embassy. returned to this
port TO- dsy fsaky With four feet Of water.
, 1860-05-26
The Queens BIrthday--Dfstreasln Ac-
Cfdenf.

Bos1oS. May o4.-Queen victoria's birthday
was celebrated here today by the British resi-
dents and By salute oy The British steamers.
ToRoSro, May o':--Yesterday, the anni.er-
sary Of the Queens birthday, was generally OBJ
served as holiday throughout the Provinces.
Alexander uoig. Miss Baker and Miss Martin
were drowned in the bay, last evening, By the
upsettiog Of the boat in which they we're sailing.
Rev. Grattan Guinness preached here last
route for England.
Mos7nEA1, May 25-Testerday being the
Queens birthday, all the places Of business
we're closed. The military and hremen had re,
views, and there we're fireworks and concer,
in the evening.
, 1860-05-26

,coas1xo, n. r, May BIB. F. Farwel1. =
his wife hanging BY the neck dead in his own
barn this morning. Some four years since be
attempted suicide. and was sayed by the rope
breaking. He has been lately dcpressed in
spirits, which WAS undoubtedly the cause Of
tb1s art
, 1860-05-26

0& 1f The 1u4tkeL tn19 We3K. C0u}Hta
s.niT. e p.s,.y tho;e Of IL h f' 60
ded! bstes %ef h. tie IT, fo9 tue
teas9n, va altogether favorable 70 diosr lavnE en-
d: nj d. Ts.hirs e IT, dust he Su"cs: 1niirs e
o"k eicar and 70 much !matovei IN 60 tsea a. Le
,eou, Acc tssd 2, ssek,,1 .,
sweut= nre ,e Iludsou River 's"a I'd eve
s%ssa t Il ss &c.
ihe rums Ct something over 3ao aad very large ppot
a so q Il So1fs1 y ts md aesf
heavy suppy ON Iowa aid Missouri Of lai&s ,, 1at' H. a. a.
d astns atet s io9 tue he nj
oea dr aud quite able ~rle gFGs end TOO c !oT
-. xe,F s' 5,p,n
1s pss tss, "5 # sf s11e hi maintained 80 l0~
ret NIFTY - hi. WEI have drove te Te1asd,hs A.
1--we IT, as silH *sfs nG Uaa
The tine is not fa1 9stant hcwssr Tnsh 0 .s pronc
Tesaito4 Tea % - iii te tbe on ia. e. SURPLUS p,o 70;
dus o WALLETS Of tbs Keky Mcunssin segGa s;s, en- u
@ ut.h IT, and 10 stxft Sew Ne1ieo Il e p1e Driven
II n IL & s,1s f. &
and then le tcLt here y r.. tor s1lo ana cor III; IL
castje - ttey NV ase Viii Vi oa there
w s 70 isel IN ths .npy Or Iee 1.r US = Se3
crea.e of bees .a,sie
TIE CLOSE or TIKI N.nE1r.
Several sn. this morning. added to few that
;s Y K: Hd,t ee y Esst
i. adaed ne the BE- ufon,ton can obtain.
pens where hry were cih.1 kill d. pedd!ed ut saa
davto be tiled in he +m,e' " i seers tha' she e
IN some w. Ttose led iast Su'"ay add, ,he
be, the na,ket plaee4 tut Of sui
to tue IL ssy il
u mainaIncd as i va. Yesterday @ for s.xe ho5 u u
selling account Of the tro eEs who held
| tten iE.sead Of on cnmn1'es!on. -
sp 1at ~ i.v ~
m:Is oeoed opes sss ts Ga % ming and
all day. the u u o. arovcs dtas iDs nE b u
qaa .a
The ontv cange t' nzke 1o LIT week Is t1nt f*
week. We therefore leave - neus In ,.e q eao
an ae ese1 @ ouud a
ycar:e while tic average value Of the stock Is ut e's
,.; x'th he l.5Ss nuTss5 ss1a TIL,
Another naster b faus to he TALKED Of likely TO Aay'
sous eee apa clt!e trade ID future and tla: h Il,
sesav RsE;sf IL esss q
suppoa limits Of e d.s. saee hs1 so.a, ha
aass IT,
eeI,lyt p'ec.atiGn Of s 1 IT, a. ds.r1 IT,
spread Ike tie elo'e1n, over Inc ~ao'e eou''' Ia
*s:s :s.'i: s.'s The
III! !S:s 5'? ri:
xa &c e FL Eft IL IND s % af IF se s IT.
eotequt.ee every IL crested in neat tt"ek .heu
Iestus to attract att.ntl' n htie-
| THE BOG MATkEr.
There a1c today aboct 1sco Of the ssa 11oss .cce:e
this week reman'' Insolf an4 " Grant tne sur,1a
, 1860-05-26
CAMPAIGN
PRESS AND TRIBUNE.
10R TUE
Great Presidential Campaign

Republicans, you havs now selected your
candidates for the Campaign Of 1860. ABRA-
HAN LINCOLN Of Illinois leads the column Of
the Friends Of Freedom. During the si1
months that are before US the PRESS AND TRt-
HUSE will labor necessarily for his election.
From our standpoint. in his Own State, ws
shall bo able to present facts and incidents
which, it is believed, will be- Of essential ser-
vice in the great contest all over the United
States. We beg leave, therefore, to suggest
to the Delegates ard all the Republicans now
in the city, that they order copies for their re-
spectiye towns aud districts before they 1eaye,
The Campaign Press AND TR1nCSs will
give full and complete current history of the
Presidential canvass, including repozts Of
speeches, debates and mass meetings. It Will
also contain the general news Of the day, tele-
graphic dispatches copi;us correspondence,
market reports, agricultural and other useful
matter. Nothing will be omitted to render it
welcome sheet and en- efficient champion oi
, 1860-05-26

DA17oS. o, May 25.-The extensive tannery
of Haas, Mitchell i Stewart, Of This city, was
DESTROYED By FIRE last night. Loss $l5, 900; H.
sured for ${ 600.
, 1860-05-26

Sr. CAraAR1sEs, c. W, May e5.-Wm. II.
Merritt, Jr., son Of Hon. #. T. Merritt, and
managing director Of the Welland Railway. died
suddenly this morning.
, 1860-05-26

Tasal....-. scsss 80 eo-es .''. ..-' -'-. .'''
Tie Corn mfrket to day opened very ufm
undcr an uctiye INQUIRY by shippers and short
- -oa,,.3 -a.a;,+e and n,orr
81, ~ os 80 .1-ss.aa l17t, oxa-
liberal Shipments prices aosHnceo 3@'e We
.he closing quotations Of yesterday at which
4ba-a .rera 1;hrra1 tranenrtiona After the re.
ceipt Of the New York mud Buffalo dispatches,
however, the market gradually became weaker,
until the Improvement was lost, and it closed
rather heavy. with little or no disposition to op-
erate. About 10000 bushels in nil changed
hands. At sec for High Mixed River aaoat; A
6.sc fur No. l in store; 45:@46c for No. 2,
and 20: for Rejected. Whcaswas in good ship
Ming request, and the market advanced 1]@2c,
with liberal transactions. at Sl.oSa9l.W lot
No. Spring, ana tl.o4s@ i.o@ 1os -'o' op1''s
IN store-the sales oe'ns PF'nc'Pany a. 'ne OUT
side figures, at which the market closed. Flour
,.n. in In, limited reouest. and sales Of Spring
was ~ ~" -.:-.:..1,. ..,...o
terms. The feeling at the cicse, however, was
moro henefu1. and several parcels offered at
1''.e . -;.,>d,, ~. w..
yesterday prices "e'e "''0u's'"
in good request and the market was shade
firmer. with sales Of No. Mt col @32c delivered.
nrewas dull md buyers offered oulv 7oc. Barley
"'e"aS au''' "ao pe' r.sene 80 n:In-: '
quiet and steadT, ut 65(a'oc. A'gn"1nes lnae'
tire, with limited sales at 1s4=. Provisions in
..;.. p,,t+o- a,1, viii, heovv s4ock m tba
aet',''
market.
Frelghts continue steady and frm- Several
xaase.s we're encared TO day at Sc for Corn to
,soss,9 ,,m., .,s e..ce- - n.a.n.tr-nt n. f,-
oaualo' orc 1of eoin ~ osaen.Do'su' ''1 '''
Corn to Kingston, and &c tor " neal 10 os"ego-
- 1o,,o M.nrvx-a5av os-Receints by
" ' =. 90, - oro
Keer, 16,oel eks corn 41'oo1 sks OATS 44'1o'
sks wheat. The Democrat says:
KeeG'p1s 81 s1Mn we're ia1ge1, anu eorn urass. m
gen lttue ~ conseqoense MS, ous oedps ha hP ~
white viii still bring Csc, but such good white
~ Yesterday Wa held at 6sc. so'd to-day at Goc: &C.
no pasa1ea.a nen, ~ ,,ra ioner-nostir st 1ecU
owiog to large receipts. B.rley is ID dsmand.
but little or none here. ID nour there IL little
doing. No whHkS On ,he h1aske,-iofc Is ae tae
hellluy rate. oa!es o. 1emp Teacnc9 nearly 'oo
bules, absnt bait OF ~h.eh we're SOLO a' sfo' 70
$11i, ana tne resi- On pllsatc
Trr rxov,s,oS Tnapr.-Thc London coE1es-
-. <,.-., 49,.
ponoen1 ol lne ~" AofA eo"4"te.es1' 01os.-
tier, writes under date Of the ID inst, rs FOL-
1ows.
RI. ,or;,,n n-ov;,;,n tr,;1o :. ,;rs,, n te
-. .e1 ~. .ra,. ssa.,1 ~ feJda~
oenen.eo no. onH - E.at '.ta'- ue y. 1870 81
MotIo Nv" PC s"e - ..o
ene oaeA"a'ouess ~ tne se"oon' ~ atoo ~ .
serious disease "nien nas manlts1eo itsel.
amote tue ch']1e; espec;"'13 ~ NV M'e4a!o
ie" honss.
NEW ORLEANS, NAV al-P. M-IIolders ask
-. .,r,p. o..ro.u ,-;,h
-" ava
, 1860-05-26

osths s'Vs1th morning san Into shs h.s L. B. Gardner
earring Away ht1 own bowspr!t Ind bboo md al,o H.
'lOboom md the bow.prtt cap Of The 0artnss.
roslassst Tisa3sSss Ssaa t1sd asd e. e.
w. md netc{s 81 aa!G saGo Sf pne i9%
R:e.Ss ass' td.:t $f Ri5se 4 Il, :.
unds,saa ndra9v. S.t 2. t. Te1.. ox wz
e%,. ox ne Sandao su:hoe yessea bound to Can
] 9des
fpH@s lhe a.. policy WIS laaukusased yesterday
Ing OUT of the .anbug Lock hs morning. Id vhen ahe
X o sse
"a aex 1 q sa .t
tohase hsr !esy for sailing ssan this evealngs,
49, eeaftd o ii. po4 ior
With ca 60 Of bes. Anbther. The schooner West Wind
ID son. aad Vii aio taEes losd Of amfer
Az e' these vs:ssl. :hs He. west Wind md F.shoa
t1at i be intention At ,heir To se them vh.n
u u
bds to
| Lake Foft&s
| CLEVELAND, May e4.-Au:ved, sehr G.. G, T1ox.
ridce coyne, fur Chicago; cleared, Ell Bates Dawson
Ch exo
BUFFALO, May Arrived. prop Hfes, Collins, CHI
cagu; Queen Of ihe Lake, UkgA d.: schr Hlite SQua
Gh,c7se; IL sShI Wtlts sqaail. Lsonazd. Do.
Chicago; schra j. Btmia Estes Do; Geo siee Eel
Fl, do: q, Reeve. pouabue DO; Acontias, 0lb5A DO.
| ILLINOIS AND MICHIGAN CANAL.
ARRIVED...........,.,Ma ,MaY ~.
| Il. coo'ey, Lasale, 1:s3 tons cosl.
| Lady fnhkln. LasaLe, o&I tons coal.
] CLEARED. Way Il.
| An:ola. Lasalle. 3a8 brls rat
l'alcane. ST. nj. Gs m lumber, 81 X N .hlugle1.
! In. lta. No lfs. = n fuUs#r, 1Um l.lh
| aide, l.asJle =. 90 It .um!A'r.
Oak Hf, Lasal!e, g, ~ II lumber ito m shingles.
| Rcpublc. MnrTI light.
| F-m. 0!taws. II S.7 # lumber.
| Mound lily, la=ale. ll9.1sa1 # lumber.
, 1860-05-26

FnlDkY EyKn1xo, May 95, 1a6o.
The following are the receipts and shipments
or ths last twenty four hours:
, 1860-05-26

IT Il n \ P P, n. D.
ILL. FORMERLY OF NEW 1oRk,
Ca1 rcn]urd +t.h-r personally by letter. h regard
n al dse1ses witch he rrass ruth elected success
on stem. Tie ctrrs Chronic Cases Of n:se4aea,
which k2ve hetn pronounced cuaale by medical
utY kenesAy. ~uth Nerv0u4 Asd SeuIakte Adecto4s
Dts~a.es ct Wonta: AL Fns1s Of Scro;u1a Dyspepata
Coa~tpai o. Skin Dssa-es c4nt and Tuhefculue Al
fecton.. Including funorary Csn.unpton. KheunA1s,
Iarz.Tla Ep 10y. Asthma SAT Kesun. ketnlttent md
Intermittent Fe.trA tee Dtsea-es Of Chiltrn, dc.
He has ssd e1ea Ire psacsoe and wozdazfn soeeAaa
In The sea.meot Of
C1-1'CER5,
which he cures without the knife
Remember TIRE Doctor dees prslsa o1.e a saxts
IT D!seases While ALL Dscases ara cu1A1GI ls4en IN
wetk, nexn dsy, not tomorrow; hence The dnaxer
efdelsy.
a Consultation tire. Once houa from Am. to p.m.
UFFICE 178 70. CLARK STREET,
Aa.4611y Cor. Cla4k and AouEoe< <ts-. Chezkn. NJ
, 1860-05-26

4saefdeks viii Aapp ep. in xeu reqGas.i sasaieA h0
veY desirable to haya cheap md convenient Way fos
repairing Furniture, Caoexs.Y. Toys, &C.
, 1860-05-26

coaIHsox.7hs sehoeaes sasea whlls bs.ps tov.d out
Oft svszt this morning Into III b71s L. .rdn.,
earring Away hsr own bowsprtt md bboo md ,l,o ~
jlbboon and the bowsptt cap Of The Ga.tnse.
, 1860-05-26

SPALDISGB PREPARED GLUE
meets Ill emergences and no household can II ri 70 h&
wIthoutt. Itish always ready and up to tha sticking
point. There no longer necessity for nmp!ne ehstza
dputezed vsneer1 headess dolls and broken esdea- 1t
titu1t article for ahe and oher Ornamental work.
10 popular with l1dIes Of refinement and taste.
Ttsadmrshle preparation used cold being chemically
held IN solution, and possessing ii the valuable qualities
the best hnetakes Glue. It ay be used In the plses
Of ordinary nueiiase. being vastty mora sdhestre.
USEFUL IN EVERY HOUSE,"
H.R-A Brush accompanies e.eh hotsls.
Price, Is Cents.
Wholesale Depot, Ho. ~ Cedaz-st. dsw Yo1f.
Addreha HENRY c. .spALDNa i CO..
Box No $500 New Yosk,
Put up 70. dealers in cast. eont..ank four eight
twelve doIen-a beautiful LihoEsaph ShoNCar Aeeump&
Eu.ay each package.
"a An9!e Bottle Of SPALpINGS PREPARED
GLUE VII save tan te&! cost aenually to every house
ho!d.A3
Sold 81 ali prominent Stat!opers Druggists. Hardware
and FoEniiuEs utaltrs, Groetsa,. and Fam stores.
Country Merchants should make note OF SPALU'
1SdS PREPARED GLC e. when u2kl1x Up their list
It viii stand any c.iuaaie- del diEeod
, 1860-05-26


8PALp1NGS PREPARED GLUE.
r.,t. acro1r.;T Rnnra a
No.. pnpr.ra
~ I'D cn.n1Ta r
- 1ts.d. nn11x ''''''''''''' n
Mend, rTAoEREs
F Mend. FANS .-.-l- F
n v.,d. nr1r.Rs q
n u.a uspps II
us-t. NJ IN Enpy
+ Ws,d.I.Ts
X N.,a. KvnpS X
7, Nend. JFartIER WARY 7.
4.......Mends MIRROR. FRAMES.
N....,, ,Mends Newell Posts.
MenIs OrTOMANL ....................O
P........M Nerds PIANQFUETEs.... .........P
.Nends sQC1LT.FRANES,..... ..............
.Mends ROCklSGIIuESEs........
s.......Mends
Menus sTAuLEs........ T ............... at
.Ncuds UM BR RELLA-STI
.Mepda
,Men.s WORE. BOXES. ES.........,............W
I. .Mends xYLOGRAruIC-wORK.,,,-
.Nends sYAED-STtCKS S,,,,,....,,.,,Y
.Sftua,Z ZEPHYR WOop.WVKE.,..,z Z
. T., ,,. ap.rn,xc.s pprp,prn
A'''*'''AG GLUE u useful Ia Libr.:es aaa schools.
1..s.. .Mcrd. SOFAS. .........s.... I
4.,.P.. Mends PlYcNEI;S ;S,.......P.... !.
s....A- .,tead, AccoRDEuSs.. ..A,... 3
.Nenda LErrER.SEAlIxt; ....,,.L..., I
BID. .Meuds sDAGCERREOTYPE CASES.D,... 8
g.. -, Menaa 1MACE3............ &
7...N... ... Mends NEW :.
S....G.,. .Mends GUNSrO KS ...-...,,....,.Q.... 8
9....s....Mend4 SCHOOL BOOKS,
IN Mend. rARAsors. 10
Mend, RIFLES. ii
Lee Mcnda ELECTRICAL MACHINES. E.. i.
ls,.,.P... .Nends PAPER, AASGINGS, ..,...r.,, Is
:, >s.rd, AYvcuArRs a II
, 1860-05-26

POSEI1ILL CEN1ETERY.-The
- Aaas1eEsofthe Roeeal CeHe.asy would snnsunts
that On and SITTER this date they o1eF the public seee
ton ofCeHartAEy Lo'A Tbs Eemstfy an b reached y
the Lake View Flank Ros1. the Greeu bsy koad Or ne
Psas.e Road running notthvest from the atetsrtoo %
North Clark Wells through Bo1anvlt Or "
theChfcazo md Milwaukee KaJoal Ehtttenden st1fcd
For further II the oca Con
Nc. g Clark street, N1'N@711
, 1860-05-26

NEW YORK AND WESTERN
IN SrA7Es LIsE-
STEAM on CANAL.
EFT EVANS, E.aus' Sdip Caral. uutAo, Prcpsstos.
WHITE / NEAL, liz Bsoa1 street, Ssw York. Special
AErnts.
connecting 1t lu 10 with the SrH York Hnt ktte ne q
rtopelsr<. la1snk At Gen RAJ DDckS, chie1<o WI
b. prepared the nenlneu uf cav:c7itn, to forWAd Mar
chaadtte IN th e between New iosk. Albany aud
Trov and the h!a points Wtss. Nosta'"sse and
Southwest. Apply II ,.r.,
PoAG. tAENEEs,Son &, y. II: cHasE, LOTS @ FoS S,;
lis broad s-1ett, New 10 1.
GIBSON d CHASE Agents.
CENTRAL DOCK.
, 1860-05-26

pEFF1sI.O d f.,i\E HURON
~ HALLWAY. SLeetctt al :'.:" -; EE~,' ::
othrr Ea*i1rlI rl::..
Trslr !~..n<s '>,t, At s.i c.:a- r.'r' . .!h =
T!yss pHsF 80 1t i1tt PIN. Srw 81 =: Ia t -
TIM at ~: sttl< y 4. i. c.ait"t :si:i.' :.
n T. i Esic ,E--G H., t-4 t. 1.et~!~ VI =. tsh
BE- obtaIre.l ut shr n... l.iu.. H. T.. I:i:..3,
fstA,nhfv .:..' -
, 1860-05-26
DwrSB}JE;,1l t,.s: ~ 80, II

l. AZ. tE;c.t:, '.At!,:a.::. ....-.... ....
Now 20 rts-<t s'l -. 7i' rt' 'aZ7 ~ :. = -'':A
Pkxssyi.vS MA t::.>YH IL Lsr.. ..:a':.t
70 New f.Ex, tal'.-'..:- =. -: II ~; =. :'.'"1
Oily, 4rG H::iAcz. Ter: :,st -tt.,'s.1s. -:
~, New Ybsk. Has} :a:-, ~.
Merchants. by :4s.- 'rs :,.:.. W tave:., .4...t
nj the EAsfssr sn..:-: -: .'":' ,..:.,I
BAssaxs y.tcser .h-'HAt
Train. 'r,s+ ter':.p - ,3"fc-ssi 80. '.a ..u->a
sNA.Y ~. 1::n; t1''",s ::!:' ts":,!.7- 81 ''''.,
7e3 A.-Sthf Srr-' -. l.. s >ati,:.'t
Connsesla3 It t:-'s'cs VII, '.:,i ~ .;.i b., y:
1o1f Cees'ai=7.. NV Y."> .ra Esc ::.:r M.
Also, sonth t" 49,. a1A, z--->v:''. :s's.-K Es:.
vs:n"n. stvateavj:. ":t*s,s, It tsn- 'fr- IT,: o.Y
TIE .sove train. =. w''a fr,.,- .. I'll
River Rna!:o >;t:Tstt::, t:Hh :~y' a:d'':'- +:"l:.
FARE A. i'';s A. ASf uln.:l. III. II
Passengers t1aA - - r." T.. btth pt3&sos
20 .xrs:a:s r. rs,n: - ;s may r; 's '1v'' aud
Phe1enscfs aEr'v:. II It x'' Of ~ :: :- t'.* vii
dni a!tenlfs~ .,s 'tht ."f:., :.
~. convey ta+Satc ..'e - srs: 10 'e !tt-nsr sd
Tickets Ter A": ..'.a- ;",'t l. - ~. r. &c
Dtssto on si:se,. .t;Ss|:7 & t.s-~ '.,.. :. -,
Dept Test Side. eos3rr 81 t::- 80 sn 'tte II,
IL raruce.s-to xsk .o- s:sz:'.,~ ~t::T47h:.
y. - a. Eiek+t ei.a:.
JAa. ". MI'$S,t ~. r., ~ ..ct1., ,t:t!seso.
NIlICAGy s. ROCK I>!.A&D
~ RAILROAD IlSE.-Pas.n. 4 rr.,. :-7ast ron.
x1d As1.vc At Chi,axa follows:
Day Expses> aa4 VI. ltaves u rs ai.t arrives
Mxd, re-. 't,:e,ss II, p.. ,..ar,-y. ..ces'@a..
n,rtv+r II sHs a'n t,Ioa.!ayo -1e.:'-d)
tos Accommodation" ,;. q pat: :'',!s :;'tcr,.d
". /. ST. Jcx1 f3sn. Assut. -
, 1860-05-26

NEW TEAS-3OO Half Chests.
7er Crop Of TeaA tust reeetysd ard for saIs box
o5 5MA-IIILE i CO, n South Water K5S9t.
, 1860-05-26

~ r AT n OV E. L Il Y.
Ar. E. 8. WELLS har:ns retired from bu.Eess,
HIS FIRST.C LASS STOCK
OF New and Fashionable
, 1860-05-26
Transportation.

k<N*S@P~%$@s$~s
OLD OsWEGO LINE TRANS |
~ FoRTAT1oH COMPANY. 1860.
Establtshsd In 1882. |
ALFoED DANE, o,~exo, Pro2retors.
q nAsf A9ent, !o1 Broad stsset, New York. 2;
ii ssef.. seeat cssass aa1 LII ea
THE WESTERN TRANSPOR-
And Western Express Co.
839E&: 1860. &3&
To shippers Of Freight to and ftom
the Weats
sratioa Of Merchants. , 2s shspez. T'a1ssaa
TBENESTERH TRANSPORTATION co.
n.E UT Ii: Il: x saga s s p
suing Season between
Buffalo, Chicago, Milwaukee & Racine,
Toaeh.2: ns1sa1a.s po1. ea tes Eeg:f Este tho
MOHAWK. DAC0TAH,
FREE STATE, EALEvA~
TONAWANDA, MENDOZA,
PLYMOUTH. CUYAHOGA,
MAY FLOWER. CHICAGO,
NEPTUNE, WENoNA,
MISSOURI, MT. VERNON,
Let 1lax The docks 4 Ere H4.a and foot Ct Michigan
st1stt. hu1le. kFERY EElNIAu. tsuudaIs exeeEsedl.
A7P.N. And between BUFFALO and DETROIT. VIA
4e'th sLose direct the
CONCORD, DUNK1RK,
OMAR PAsHA, SAGINAW,
Leaving thr DOCK Erie Ra~.n It ocIaek Pm And b.
| tween BUFFALO. SASDCskY aa4 TOLEDO, tha
| ARAXES, EQUATOR.
ECP11kATES, ECL1pSE.
OROSOTES. EQClSUX.
L.arrE .le Doek E1:e E14a 1t o'eloek p H. Aad -
NARY STEWART, ILLINOIS,
Leaving the Dock at Ere R,sn Il o'clock IN. Anabe.
tween buffALu and GnEkS BAY, The
C0mET, ROCKET,
L.avtrk the Dock foot o: C1Dcnua,l street. o'clock
| ~ Which. running in eJnnecteo with The unelu2ed
Canal facilities Of thia Company, eomprA4x
$50 Boats of the Largest Class,
fEkht Of which viii leavs Rutslo aud yew York daily
| aud with ths NEW YORK CEN tHAL RAILROAD IN.
WESTERN. SPAULplS6'S. and PEOPLES LI>I
Chants and shippers these evertly .u1erol faet 70
the transportation o. their freight from the Eat
| West with reliability aad tespaieh-
, 1860-05-26
DACNE AND aIiSsISS1l'l'l
IL is.t!LHiIAt.
CHANGE OF Tl7IE

CHANGE or TIME.
"a an ate. Artl!-'h l~6. trims vii; Idly. E's
days sx-rp:sd. ~ fuIo~*:
GUISG WEST:
Leave ee.s S.sss T. @
bnq"e ard IL Wcs'. sfs:,n:: ~ E.,''st ;: Ia .sn.
ps,aisa: : IT, Il - ~; ,
Leave tln.oa Ja.stfn E:F :. r. -<n:.' a Ii, s.
riving It 3eols 1t L. q f-e; oIs AL.
sa,lAt; kA~T:
onthe So:thwt.,srn :; il :. l.. Ii ,a os il.
q e. . 1s e M:asss: i: 10 I'll =
Fright md Passenger. G. 1T, p.m. n: 1t -, r.
Clinton It ~; n -"snt.t i: Il. III; ..a,:
vile; afr'vtnI i K,rrs ii ~. a.,
70 Wet, saanre.i s .: cl'a.m: Iu:s'',. :A'-4-s
for ''*'''''s 81 safT S1.:;;' fa;L:s -
o.A.rHnssoS.s4,ai1;a a!a.:.- = = ''' s"1~l =.
MICHIGAN CENTRAL AND
4F1 GREAT T::STz.:S fcAS.FAi .iil."Af5.
sCMMEi: aEEASt;E"fSf:
1s.!ns leave sta s'ss4s ct7':-. t'e; 'a
7:0so-Lshsn:pz E-r,e: fs.r,1s-. '-.:"'''1r-r n
Detrot e.ss pu, vn.loa ii'iss* - = ~: A'b.'y
500 ,nSSee@ S es xss t r ~ ' '
4;t:xe 4 De':oi: ~ A. :,:ps e.; :::'t -; yc,e
5ss esss ss IL 's,,sa s i:' s'sas' 20. u ' NV 'S'<
lncpn-Sish: Ears,ts1ep: s.ur Il, r. S:;.'y' e.
as:s1 nss'' :: ~ a"s s;s :!*' r r"
TO IN u-CHne!Ens.. .Espfart-seAGsft ~. uAs 'h!iA
In nm Ctnel1na-l aut Lo.!sr!e FKrse:@ t.1csp!sA
dav avI1hn1<a u CincIn1As1 in - A'uss -"e4
In Is bouss-
9tQ pm Train. s.lur i1y. any toS'4t].
Nrn4t1v Tf.lis Pps.
Petsnt sie. n ~ Ca1s IN I'll 81 ttA!"f. .
Thsslp rm .rsn Y !'ni+ ", TIE F7fIo ia
r,te un:u k.l!~a; Rt.AI Air! Al hta east: Ut ~.
ronto ri the GEani Trunk k..aAY :" A!nss:p, *Er:
harrh montreal Qs aah n: ro'nts 20 EaE.IA Ian,
Honheru yt-funEt, NJ y II. ns.Te anil Ellre.
nxxkate rkeeket 1heouEa-
Thfnqxh Ylckrta slr he principal Railroad oc.s
Enr%h Mt 1nI4 At fha 1or1 :.
D.s1bora stts<L Chcaxo The ce;e 10. o! +.
f. u. HltE, Su;c-sntea:ti'.
Y N~Ay
, 1860-05-26

Total uumbtE o Deeyesreceived n the city this
TL1aIs Gao bead hsn last week. s06 hc, mere
thsn the Of At The average number Il e1cb
Weducs.ay na1ktt axt year s9ls head wte til. nun.
Der TODAY bihs a7e. show. rs Lead ore than lie ayEr.
age, and IS esd uaure thau th!s day week
hEtyxs D1Tyx1xxr srA7Ks
Il. u. A'le.oa + CO.. propEeto1s Of tue 1ash'ngtoa
loveyarda iii, sTeet zett the Cattle in Market 10
, 1860-05-26

ILLINOIS AND MICHIGAN CANAL.
RIVED-............MaT H.
Il. Con'ey, Issalie, 1:s3 tons cosl.
Lady FHAkln. L&aale, o.&I tons coal.
, 1860-05-26
CHICAGO, BURLINGTON

~ Vi 4fa-A atiAl.p.'
Passenger TranA have snG 1:,irr ttcak., :tws:
Day E1pEeAs sateH S:o eu.as. rrerotsi xss;y"%
$40 p.n sun..1y> pt<t... ". T. k>p:<.*tIe.. s3
SA&uFztAs+ <1crpLd: Ast,vr. :::u MsnAy.c1
eeped. MenGo14 tni.t!, Ills; .u. 9:d.ys
excepted; xr1!sts us a.a. >NrINs ;'"t.
H. - H4i Trt: >i., titnt:a. ~.
Chicago, Ap'Il..h. t:sn.