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snN FtrE Ctau boarding House Said hou.e T.,
mostly iu5nishtt anu ths VII rake fens in hosn
Addte:s Box 45 With -eal uaue ami rrEsn.nrr s1frr
, 1860-06-26

GOV. WOODS PROCLAMATION.
We publish in another column lie Procla-
nation Of Gov. Wood Of illinois, in re}atioa to
the cattle disease, which has caused 80 much
alarm in the Eastern States. It is hoped that
all the citizens Of the Stale will csrry out cf:
fec.ually the recommendations Of the Cover
nor. Especially is it the interest and the duty
Of the managers Of our railways to bc on tile
aler!, RS the Introduction Of the disease would
cause immense damage to tie farmers, and Of
course to the railways themselves. Illinois
has already some Of the finest stock in tue
country, and Our farmers can do very well for
year or two without making any ;ln2orta.
tions. There is comparatively very little dar-
ger, as illinois has imported comparatively
very few cattle for several years past from Tie
Eastern States. The purchases Of our stack
growers, it is believed, hare been made princi-
pa1]y in Kentucky. The proclamation Of Goy
Wood is nevertheless timely, and his appoint
meut Of Dr., Mcfarland to investigate the sub
ject and report what remedies and p'ecautiors
ara necessary to save OFF Stale from this
scourge, will receive the appreciation Of Ill
our citizens
, 1860-06-26

DorGLas DExoSsrRA1IoS.--0n returning from,
Sabbath School pic uic excursion, last Sa,ur-
day afternoon. as ne we're passing from 1he de-
pot to our residence, our attention was called.
By The sound Of fife and drum, tn a drinlinr
saloon. on the front Of which was the placard' /
in capitals, "DouGLAs .ALz." A barrel Of ale
was plhced upon the sidewalk, with tapsser
below. who kept half dozen tunblera con.
s1antly 1eplenished, and al; "squatter soyer-
eisns" were invited to drink freeir. Some two
OF three dozen hid BEEN drawn to the spot, apd
(rithent urg'ng) we're accepting the free h9uor,
and more bonzy aud surly set Ct fellows We
Fever saw. This Was the announcement to M
that Douglas had been nominated for the Pres.
idency By fragment Of tis party,-and was it
not PERFECTLY characteristic: It struck Us a. a
symptom Of the moral quality Q: the nomina-
tlon, and sample Of some of the demoralizinr
results which would ensue, If mpjority of the
freemen of this uation could 80 taf forget their
dignity and duty as 10 be:tow their sutffares on
a man who, when the noble Sumner was pros.
trated b. rutl!hn blow from behind, and beat
en- almost to death had not humanity enough
in his bosom to interfere, "!est his motives
should be misconssrned." The part Of :Aat Sci
fish dema2o9ue in our national afIairs, We hope
fully believe, is about *'plared ou:.'' n.
, 1860-06-26
TOOT~~TDQT'--T-<5-0-Ts

Douglas is blowing thai DiSup:on horn once
more. "E1ect me Ut tue Enion gees to smash"
Toot! "Put down tie Republicans and elect
me or the Union is not worth preserving"
Toot! tootl "Put Lincoln aud Breckenridge
down aud put me up, or the Cnion is now
dissolved" Toot Toct. loot! A modest u,;,.
Mr. Douglas is Compare that harancue Of
lis, reported in to.dars paper, with Mr. Lin
cnln's Letter Of Acceptance. aid learn tie
difference between drivel and decency, between
enron'ery and modcsty. s,ys our candidate:
1mploring the assistance Of Divine rroyj.
lence. and with due regard to the views and
feelings Of all wbowere represented in the Con-.
vention; to the rights Of ali The States and Ter
ritories. *ud the peupls Of the nation; 10 the
inylolabitisy of the Constitution snd The pcr
petual unior, harmony md prosperity Ct al,
AN most happy to cooperate for the prsc,ical
success Of the principles declured by tue Con.
rention.
Read what the Little Dodgcr says anu ask
in whose hands tho Union would tc sa(es,t
, 1860-06-26
TERRIBLE STEAMBOAT IXrLOsI0N,


VIC INV Z ~ IEEpIN 2uuLlEI IcHIJuI 6LGAiQn0Rt
explosion. The steamer Ben ". Lewis, u
packet plying between Memphis aud st. Louis,
burst her boilers 1t Gairo on Sunday night
about midnight, and more thap lfty lives were
lost. For the following particulars We arc in.
debted to Capt. G. g. Sutherland Of tlis city,
who arrived lust evening by the Illinois Central
Railroad.
The Ben ". Lewis left Memphis on Saturday
evening Ut halfpast five, with some forty or fifty
cabin and twenty or thirty deck passengers, aid
arrived At Cairo on Sunday right at twenty
minutes past eleven. Here she landed some
alalf dozen passengers, Capt. Sutherland song
the number, and after t4kiug on cocl, left for st.
Louis. When rounding the point, her boilers
exploded with M awful crash, which Captain
Sutherland describes IS more terrible than ary
thunder he ever heard. lie was walking on
the leTee towards the hotel ut the time,
looking nt the steamer. lie Immediately
with tWo others took \ small boat mud made
al possible hRsse to reach the steamer, but long
before he could get there sue Was on fire. and
many Of those who had escaped the explosion
wero doomed to a more horrible death. Can't
'S>sA-A-N-.A Aho oSCA AAuE tEE1t5 VI AuHEIlui.
but lie recoils from those Of Sunday night rs
the most horrible it is possible for the i1nagina-
tion to conceive.
The hulf Of the boat, il would secm, was not
injured By the explosion, for she aoated three
or four miles down the Mississippi. and whcn
burnt to the waters edge, carecncd over and
sunk. Capt Sutherland succeeded in Saving
one lady and eleven gentlemen. Thirty.tisc
others were saved By tie steamer Sunny Side
aud several small boats, and seventeen were
landed at Birds Point on the Missouri side, ,yo
miles below Cairo. Capt. S. does not know low
many o. tue saved were passengers md how
many were Of the crew, but he thinks that in
ali more than fifty 1ives were lost.
S1Esp1su.
Capt. Sutherland saSs that the steamer Dav
City had just arrived ut Cairo rs The Ben Lewis
left, and Of course had plenty of steam up, but
tho Captain utterly refused to 80 to tie assist
ance Of the burning steamer. lie would not
trust biz boat anywhere near the fames,. The
citizeus Of Cairo promptly offered to insure her.
aud frantic father who had a wife, son ind
three daughters on board The burnirr vessel.
offered any price, but the hard hearted wretcl,
refused to stir. He Was, however, soon glad 10
Leave, for he heard significant t4rcata Of hanging
him 10 the first post that could be found
The gentleman alluded to had left The Ben Lewis.
in order to get ahead Of his family to st. 1.ouis,
Two Of his daughters were sased, one Of them
by Capt Sutherland; the other daughter, the
wife aud son srs supposed 70 be lost.
Sopty co1nucr nF TIE r,T1rsrs or c.,pn .xn
, 1860-06-26
100 TICS. RICE, h., ~ =,
7fH0 1lF. CHESTS Y. Il. TEA
i isat " Tssou' aasllse. .err lox.
TRIJSTEES SATF- Doc,,,1. T.

TRUSTEES StALE.-DcfauIt hay-
ing aten made y Milton psstss IA ,ls p.ymrn, IF
~ prom .:ssy nn:e o. Z: dsted May ID * psYahs
the Of tho ANIMAL interest upnn annihs~
f Tse S.s p,is! T. ss,s ss
esteu,et bI tin IND Harriet A. P1ktT 81 Vie, teis
as se sa ~ y * * .. 4
sata Deed vhch Deed II riua ~. n ~ 81 a n
& e. ths s,s * q s''sF q Goot GonntJ q 4rtu.
xhsh "a Dec IL .s eossesta to tie a0a ny ~
detrxaed ~ Fr1ree In Trut all ii cerau it .e- or
s'; County of Ok iofe.a IN fese II ;hs, MI a.
~ ~ iorty ~ @s Ia kux as Abolition Chicago wLeE
nos, on ~ 20 eoa1a :: FL - 10 Vi .exnaux
ranaine thence south % Is xt, inc o. Kusa :r:ss
darn parallel wth ne Hh iiae Of 81 - * 1.s,ee
Of on hundred md frrylire ,+tt 10 an aey ,tenee
zee :, :, as s 4
and @ sene< 1s.t.Et7 Y lac tsar viii si n,rta
ttet la psee o bex.nnias ~ tus 'ae
same prsUtsts w which the nosth houas Of ths
a The aid Deed TIus. 80 enDt,n.rt !S S,nss T.
rub 1es " ~ ~ Sf ds.u =. tie
ID of H. net s1 ~ 81 ." IT nTs*t Or ~ p.
and for len daJs aef lhe shal bec msae ,ten "a
the app,esoa ef aid nranaft ia< Iessi hoiaer o:
thh b. 'svtu tot TAG und s4zred 10 adsete and eli
u pIenl A.; md wbeEsas. sua aopiea1l n tas BEN
Gu TIE Usts and powea In hat used By ef I'D
u sst Died Of Trat MI o. TIE t1enys.ta dav ~ jT
$50 tea n TIE forenoon AAd day. ss II fe
Gonny q 1s u II y
hLhes: I'll Of the Above deerbsd parcel Of .nd
nth ~ md singular he t<aee<zs 70 heteisanens,
.: y ~ rfe1 I'd Vie The sid neas
seturet BY tA Feed Of T1ut beInx put ol is puseh
l. {. PAINE FrEER. rr,.,..
, 1860-06-26

~ a horse aud buggy, supposed to hare
been stolen from the vicinity Of Rev. patterson's
Church. on Sunday, were yesterday found on
West Madison st1est.
, 1860-06-26

e5s The wide-awake and generous hosts Of
tue Richmond served their guests With ,ipc and
delicious peaches Of this years growth, on Sun
day last.
, 1860-06-26

~ The block Of four story buildings on the
northwest corner Of Clark and North Water
Streets Is to be raised to grade. A fine base
ment md iron front will complete The improve.
mnnf
, 1860-06-26

Senator Fitzpatrick, the nominee for Vice
President on The Douglas ticket, VOTED
FOR THE LECOMPTON ELL ard for Mr.
.]eff. Davis famous resolutions adopted few
weeks ago in the Senate, after having been
passed in tic Democratic caucus-rcsolulions
that are more nerceiy pro.slavery than ary-
thing in tie Seceders' platform VIC state
the facts IA II commentary on tic necessity ot
having popular sovereignty candidates; Is
evidence Of the sincerity OF tho "Douglas or
nobody" men. whca they declaim about the
importance Of their policy for tue prcsera-
ton Of The Union, aud as complete rcfr,a-
tion Of Donglas' speech, which We print here
with
, 1860-06-26

4 Foor RACE At 7ak METROPOLITAN Grxs.-
s1rx.-After the principal exerciees at the Grm.
nasiam, in Kingsbury Block ,on Saturday niebt,
afoot race took place for the champion belt
distance quarter Of mile-with the fo1,ov;,o
resu1t.
, 1860-06-26

|If you want good kerosene or Coal
Oil Lamp, which will give the light Of eight can.
dies, nos costing but seven-eigh,hs Of a cent
N hour, emitting no odor or smoke, and not
explosive, go to the Lamp and Oil Emporium,
1s2 South Clark street, between Washington
and Aadisnn. Lard, Solar, Find. Lunar and
ali kinds of Lamps altered to burn Kerosene.
iel5-1m
, 1860-06-26
IADDIE LEE RATHBURy

The celebrated Ga vogant Physician would cai the
.Eeoloa OF 1krss 1sts.!n< naer ieIe dsases 10 keT
aoos Ehsss mo PIedxes her *o ii ci.
esses IN stHAs.. h:r motto IL without Azcasdon no
ecea ,o1fs ~ ef'sh.ted & p1y.:.n III OILY raaia swo
sh~ vii give the het of refe1tre e reqaf.Sd Yd n
r. :, ~; y nsu1s If aa vii te1 10 ~a
bad: and teose wishing children can ie.s1 soets.n. r.
tbet1 adtantak- b tAllirs on Nd. y.
expressly ftr LAt3es- ta1191is asHN1is
, 1860-06-26

tE5 The Mr.. Rawson, spoken OF in the PnEss
AND TRIBUNE few days ago as having fenced
up his pelghbor's windows, is not the Mr. Raw
son Of Ra"son, bartlett s. Co., boot and shce
dealers, 25 Lake street
, 1860-06-26
4 BALLOON nAcK.-Pruf. Wilson ~bo =,

4 Balloon RAcz.-Prof. Wilson, who 1nade
an ascension at centralts about eighteen months
since, and in whose balloon the seeident occur.
red to the two children shout the sams tima
proposes making another trial from this c;tv on
the ensuing Fourth of July. Prof Wilson h,x
made orer two hundred ascensions in Mexico
Calitornis and other countries, and designs t.t.
ing m nrial voyage ACROSS the Atlantic .oon
Prot. Steiner, We learn, is to start on the ..m.
dag, at the same hour with Prof Wood. frnm
Milwaukee, md race between the tvo ,;r
ships will take place. What next?
, 1860-06-26

boT DROWNED AT TuoaSrox.--4i boy was
drowned at Thornton on Saturday, near Dal.
toms Bridge, in The Calumet The Coroner had
not returned from holding the inquest late res
terday afternoon, and ne shall not haye full,
particulars until tomorrow.
, 1860-06-26

7. c. Smith + Co., Manufacturers Of
Brass Faucets, Beer Flange and Plumbers
Cocks, Brass Castings and Copper Work, made
to order, at No. 22s Washington street.
June Cliff
, 1860-06-26

PArn At CurRcu.-Hearing accidentally that
this admirable cantatrice YVES to Is assist" at the
services Of the Roman Catholic Cathedral in
this city, Sunday morning, We concluded to let
our accustomed sent IN Mr.. - meeting
house take care ofitself and go and submit our
self, at least for once, to the guidance Of our
venerable mother, the Church.
On arriving at the Cathedral we found its
spacious walls filed with people, whose devo.
tiooal air and orderly observance Of the ser-
vices We would commend to the imitation of the
congregation worshippiug at the Westinghouse
hereinEsfore mentioned. "-~-
Noting the beatitude Of those around us
mostly exiles from Erin, We reflected on the
wonderful .daptability of the Roman Catholic
religion to all classes Of humanity, from Fenelon
down to
, 1860-06-26

~ Dr. n. 8. Dayis is 10 deliver the Fourth
OF July address at Gold Spring Grore this yczr.
, 1860-06-26

SoxE.H1xG Rc41Ex N DESuAnk.- We hare
been requested to call attention Of the proper
authorities to the fact III our street sewers in
certain localities are giving out most into]er-
able stencil, which, IT not endangering the bealth
Of onr citizens, is Mt least not 80 much to be ad
1e:.sd as perfume as pitchioli or coiogne VIA
ter. Lasall", West Randolph, and East Ran.
dolph stree.. at the corner Of Dearborn, hare
been pointed out as tbs offensive localities,
, 1860-06-26

IlKNE.
BRECKENRIDGE md LANE accept the nor1ina-
ton rendered them By The Baltimore Conven-
ton.
Now the lines are drawn and all the forces
are in the field, unless Houston, as the candi-
date Ct the patriots in favor 0! the next war,
aad Gesritt Smith, as the hvorite Of the men
who 60 to bed ut uinc o'clock, can be induced
10 enter the lists.
, 1860-06-26
LOCAL MAiFrniiS.

Go to John Jones. lls Dearborn street
and get your clothes cleaned and repaired
They will be we'll done and at prices to suit the
, 1860-06-26

TaE METHODIST EXCURSION LAST SA7rnpAr,-
Tie excursion train Of the Clark Street II, E.
Sabbath School on last Saturday, after connect
ing with that from Aurora, a: the Junction,
went into Geneva NTH twenty our cars, con-
taananT by actual count l 1,74o persons, who we're
received and escorted to the grove by 500 If
the Sabbath School children, teachers and
friends from St. Charles, Geneva, and the sur
rounding country.
, 1860-06-26
19rcss 4 Crihtt11E


ADJOURNMENT OF COSGur:xS.
Congress adjourned yesterday at II o'clock
H. For the particulars Of :Ec 1lual proceed
inga we relerto our te1csraphic column.
, 1860-06-26

WIDE AwAkEs. A1TES1ioS!-all the members
Of the Republican Wide Awake Clnb of Chi
cago, and those Who desire to join. are requested
evening, e6th inst. ut O'Clock, at which time
there will be TN election Of President, two
Vice Presidents. Secretary, seven managers,
and the commanding officers Of the Company,
for the campaign.
EDwARp r. TowxE. Secretary
, 1860-06-26

- The North Side Hcrse Railway Company
hare leased The property knvwn as Wrieht's
droTe, some two and q half miles from the
centre Of the city, and rear the place Of Ebcn.
ezer Peek, Esq., aad are about to ct It IN in
excellent style as a pic mic ground for the &C.
commodatiQn Of the ouhlic.
, 1860-06-26
THECITY.


ars- a-orMstt # .econdll and Funtn-e asa several
tun, Auc!onteEs,
, 1860-06-26

tits said by some that Chicago is An unhealthy
city. But ia it really SOL Can Eastern cities
show better record than ours? We think not,
Look at the figures. The total number of deaths
in this city for the month Of april, 1860, was l31,
as fotlows:
Ha. ntyf.11n
, 1860-06-26
Total. &al.S,s.73 Al-Ia

POSTAGE STANrs-postage Stamps, in pack
ages Of IS aud $40 can be had at our countinr.
room. Currency ut pa. will bs taken in nav.
uent for them.
, 1860-06-26

q Rally, rally, rally, Republican Wide
A"akcs' At No. 50 Lake street, Tuesday evening
at It O'Clock. Douglas is nominated aud We
must beat him. Come old, come young and
1o1a the Republican Wide.Awake Club. There
WILL be full meeting for the election Of Pres
dent, Vice President, and Directors, and other
business connected wilh the Club.
Per order, E.P,Towyr scr,v
, 1860-06-26

The greatest number Of deaths on any one day
Of the month was on the 4tb, when there we're
II deaths. On several days there was but one
death.
, 1860-06-26

34'Ols SAT.E-A very desirable. res.
,denss Lo'. s.9l:5 feel Nor h.~.. corner Of Adams
Nest Side, easy terms Adt,tA hox df1n or ~ e.n
40, Soih Will ssee Or Southwest c4r.e1 of fasqlar
, 1860-06-26

E Mi1ler's Hair Iuyigo.atsr--the best il
use. s. T. Hincklsy, agent, so2 State street.
jea0-Sm.
, 1860-06-26

- Christian Hart. arrested On SATURDAY..
and in whose POSSESSION stock of stolen pron.
erty was found, Was brought Up yesterday and
held in default Of 500 to appear for further
examination on tie 5th Of July The sewing
machine described BY Us has been recognized
and claimed by gentleman in the city. Strange
as it may seem, the five boys arrested with
Hart hare been released.
, 1860-06-26

/ AGtA'H3ieis. tu3n out. tQ Et.fuc
-, ~ ICY ~ IS cor = ntse foEab;
Ii IT, !. nncn,s aa 81 ~ r. ,,:ate ,he rare
i III 2sti az e; e. s.as a. a.. "aT*:
Cmc4co June 81 alter the nnmn.,ion a ~ rnsr
PATTI AT TIE W1ewAx,-The statement that
me proposed appe: rauce Of MISS Adelina Patt,
and the members of A.strakcsch's 0 operaTroupe
st the Nis*am on Thursday night WIS purely
money making dodge Of tie manager, is en-
tircly gratu'toos on the part Of those who circn-
Lifted it. The facts in the cas-. are widely at
variance with such state Of things. This CON.
cert at the W1gwan will cost u. Strakosch
some hundreds Of dollars more than ma q.
Metropolitan or any other hall ri ould have don.
and was prompted purely b5 desire. exn1ess'
ed BY many c!uzens, that place nielt b. a..
lected and price of admission G1ed so Inv
that ~ ~ho des,red 10 hear Patti might be &C.
sounodated- This has now been dune. Tick
IT'S arc for sale at 4. II. Higgins Music Store.
No. III Randolph street, and we trust the
osop<e, By purchasing them and illipr the W;r-
wan, may .fasten the falsehood upon the yer,
-
"SaIr Is GooD."-So SAYS the " Good Book. =
and so say all mankind. The salt Lusippss ia
an extensive, aud, Of course, good business
The Chicago market is supplied mainly from
Syracuse, n. 7. All the companies in that citv
bare been united into one, under the name Of
~ $3.50, -. os COMPANY VI this Com
,e p,' .1''.Ae A'.ataon ESQ OF 'hla city, has
eA spe e1 0s.as no queue As follows
"ea. ~ 'ae syracuse o"1aaa'a:
pointed Mr Alamo 1 Richmon5 81n U5psny Pay nave ap.
Chiclgo. The Arrangement wae noaaa assu. @ ~
day. All the salt shipped to Ch,caco hv H..
who will have the distribution and sale u, ali
points in that eectiOn nf cnnn%rv NJ d -
, 1860-06-26
@"the poor Indian,
Who nrtusnred nlfsl see. God In ever thlrg

Who e. n.tu'orsd H.isd see: Cod Ia ever thing,
We thought fthe long line of illustrious men,
heroes, composers, artists, and Of the many
beautiful women who had dedicated themselves
to its seryice-of Jean jacques listening to "the
schools" of Venice, Of Consuclo sitting at the
Feet Of old Po.pora- Across these fancies e7er
aud anon came the scholarly words of Bishop
Duggan, illustrating the text, ave have toiled
all night and hare taken nothing" until yield
ing to The influences Of tho occasion our heart
ached with longing.
Then it was that the exquisite music of the
Catholic Church stealing through the hu,hea
air, made itself felt in all Its power. Then rose
the pure fresh voice Of Patti plesdiugly to the
Father Of all merctes, giring utterance % it
were to the religious feeling of her own soul.
Every tone Of that voice was delicious, It pen
etsated the innermost recesses Of the heart snd
soothed and satisfied its longings.
How clearly and distinctly it stood out from
the maturer voices of Brignoli, Madame stzak-
osch and DePasslo. How it sank in prayer aud
swelled in praise.
Wonderful is the power "to make music"
yet it is giren. to a child, apparently uncon-
scious Of her eudowments.
Comparisons We know are odious. but no
singing ever affected us like the singing Of Ad-
eina Patti at the Roman Catholic Cathedral III
Chicago on q Sunday morning in the Ieafy
month Of June.
, 1860-06-26
TUESDAY, JUNE 26. 1860

E,s;hc Pres X :tua.
1Ae4uiam Tor Deceased Democracy.
II: crt. ye hets, funeral china
"a sfHt has nawu away:
Lt2: e1 from the prt.oo ta.s Of fire
bepg Of ysete1day.
- oeaf ts cof se tn tie fonb.
LII give It uase~ In "dectnt~ Wv
While We gaeve DER IL doom. "@''
Il. e nnon's rear e,iute tie s7ave '--'
,-Nhef.i3 We !aE tta c.ay
No more a1a!t its 4 : than ware.
Ihls Dig has hadit; d1T,
cme.co 1o,e ., .,s-.4 0sE OF TIT Mor.srzs
, 1860-06-26

= In the case Of Frank Batter, arrested on
charge OF stealing COWS, and against whom
three separate indictments we're pending, the
first action was concluded on Saturday, and
verdict Of Not Guilty" rendered. lie was
tried yesterday on the second. We should not
be surprised to learn shat he got clear Of this
as well as that remaining 10 be tried. Juries
work wonders snd perform MIRACLES n Wa
daye
, 1860-06-26

- John B7rne, a form carrier in the Htrah
Office, got unusually tight on Saturday last, IN
account OF Douglas nomination for the Presi~
deney. Enraged ut having his form dumped"
IN the street. he went home, got his gun, fred
it OF. and, the barrel burslipg had his arm ter.
rib'y nungled. H. didn't 60 back to the Rerad
Office to wreak lis contemplated vengeance on
those who had insulted him, 4 suraeon VII.
called instead.
, 1860-06-26

Inc Iotal number OF deaths Tor the month Of
May, was 102, as follows:
neei D'lson- An
, 1860-06-26

The greatest number Of deaths on any one
day was on the 4th, when there were7.
The mortality for the month Of May .or
number Of years past has been as follows.
, 1860-06-26

H'OR SALE "A first class residence
with three cf lauH in prsh,*. Grove rr,r,hs
S21hsfu e;tr lsniss- ln'ltire Of HusWER FECK No4
> s--1E1.G teapt. myicEHtm
HU1s SALE, or Exchange for Chi
ea3" City rsep-ty 70 d ,mpr2 v.d Farm ~t,ha 4s
TTN miles v cL!clE0, LIVERY STtCh cuuatstine nf
Hor.t-. CaTacrs: Wagons sIelRhs, H-rncs.ra e. se
ot1:r. - ~~S' -a'.aSS ptN
, 1860-06-26

Jrnp rs. WESEwonrH:-Th libel suit Of n.
B. Judd against Mayor Wentworth (damare,
laid at s1"',too) was in course of progression
yesterday before Judge Goodrich of the supe.
rior Court: The day was consumed in speeches
Of the counsel upon some important points Of
law. Attorneys for plaintiff. Larned md Juda.
For defendant, Wentworth, uoyne & Miller and
Joy.
, 1860-06-26

3+8e "1t'9e9' of 0I1s1s RV1 tHH lUUH1u ul Apf1{
for series Of Years past has heen NJ fnlloue.
, 1860-06-26
Nrm advertisements.

- c. e. Se0f7ET. AGr:r:a..2 A;4r., S p,ay1rr..
etTtsta 10 rsoesst Aa=r Gr IL. a:.I al, u
t"1dias Popers cFs1s lc7:l Es.s .,,haut.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1860-04-10
Corporation Election.

The election for officers of the town of Staun.
ton, on Wednesday last, resulted as follows
Mayor, N. K. Trout; Sergeant, R. W. Steven
son; Councilmen, NJ. G. Hartman, E. NJ Taylor
S. +. Taylor, JAS H. Skinner, H. M. Bell, Geo
Baylor, B. Crawford, B. F. Points, W. G. Ster-
rett, J. D. Imboden and G. E. Price. An cleo
ton will be held on Saturday next, to fill the
vacancy in the Office of Commissioner of the
Revenue, lately held by Mr. Stevenson. A pol
will be opened on the same day to take the sense
of the people interested upon the adoption of the
amendment to the Town Charter, passed at the
late session of the Legislature.
At meeting of the Council Wednesday night
Messrs. W. B. Kayser, G. E. Price and R. d
Fisher were appointed Street Commissioners
and Messrs. A. Fl. Taylor, Judson Mccoy ant
J. B. Evans the Committee of Safety
A Committee, consisting of Messrs. Skinner
Imboden and Hartman, was also appointed to re
port upon the expectancy of erecting suitabl,
building to be used as Town ard County Hall
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