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The Van Buren press., 1860-06-15

VTNO SPORTsMEN.
10000 G. D. Gaps.
10000 Walker & Colts Caps.
5000 1b Neosha Bar Lead,
5000 Baldwin's Gun Wads,
70 bags asstd drop and buck shot
spr steel barrel self cooking pistols.
4" Aliens self cooking 3 shooters
4"Colt's improved shooters,
for sale by
July 6, 80 GEO. E. WHITE.
The Van Buren press., 1860-06-15
Agents for the Press

The f''liou in- named gentlemen are our duly n
.oriz'1 Agents to receive subscriptions fnr II
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DORTER, WINE, BRANDY, &C., &c.
40 doz Porter, Ale & Bro Stout pts e. qts
so =" VOLTS pit Schnapps,
%" Pure old Bourbon and rye whisky,
20 John Bulls Sarsaparilla,
10 Pure Port Wine for med. purposes
10 Old Cognac Brandy,
10 Brandy Cherries,
10 Fancy Cordials,
10 Turner'S Ginger Brandy,
10 Forest Wine Bitters,
5 :" Claret, for sale by
July 6, 80 GEO. f. WHITE.
The Van Buren press., 1860-06-15
FOR SALE.

: feb l7, ,.eo 8. ADLER. Afent 81
The Van Buren press., 1860-06-15

all OF which We offer low to the trade.
Jan l9, 1860 J. HENRY, WILLIAMS 4 co.
, 1860-04-17
a. Platform.
u. Area or hoor.
CT. Committee Rooms.
GAG. Gallery.
dddd- Sta'rways to Gallery.
c.cx.e. Street cntT,t1ces.

4. Platform;
Ct. Committee RocEs
Odd t;t:1, tsi.,I.ay. =. to Gallery.
This immense structure, one hundred and
eighty By one hundred feet viii accommodate
about ten tAousand qtraons on it's immense flour
area, deep galleries aad broad platform. Only
the platform is at present to be seated, the
floor and galleries to be lett series of bread
stairs or platforms on m incline which will
allow short men erery advantage.
The building will be strong, compact and
weather proof, (and in that it is not .sre-proef
it should be well watched o nlghts,) snd will
cost about 5000. It is being built ard paid
for BY voluntary subscriptions Of our Repuoli-
cans. In the centre Of the front on Market
street, will be dome snrmounted By large
eagle and shield supportinga flagstaff, in the
original plan, the acltitect has very pertnently
represented banner floating in The brceze in-
scribed With the sentiment: "Ir1epressible and
Undirided!'
Upon each corner Of the building will be q
tower with some appropriate device. The
whole building seems planned no. only in ac-
ccrdance with good taste, but the acoustic
principle and other mot.ers hare been cared
for. Both fronts will stand thirty feet high aud
wilt be plainly bn: neatly fpizhed snd painted.
John McE~en, Esq, is the contractor for the
building.
The Wigwam will be lighted with g:s, and,
when jta vast interior is aliye with live Repub-
leans looking down upon the broad platform
upon which pcrehance National Republican
Convention is in session, that will be sight
memorable md graad, which many will come
hundreds Of miles to see. 1t will remain dur
ing the entire campaign, marvel in size and n
happy emblem Of great purposes.
Already the friends Of the Sabbath School
cause we learn hare examined its interior antl
say that when seated, this baildiug is Just what
has been wanted for the array Of the entire
"Sabbath School Army" and it is in discus-
sion to occupy it for such purpose.
4 Glance at it, as it stands. shows il was made
for the safety and comfort Of tho thousands. lis
entrances are broad and numerous, its s.aircases
ample and it will be throughout its mission IN
entire success.
, 1860-04-17

goes back to the House, aud the Republicans
chuckle. Pryor alinks about like dog w;th bis
tall between his Legs, and all the decent persons
On the Democratic side Of the House are tho
roughly ashamed Of him.
Ne hope this ridiculous affair will not lie
without its moral Lesson for those members Of
Ceengress on either SIDE OF The House, who have
the real duties and responsibilities Of statesmen
By assuming the manner. while they have not
the pluck, of blacEguards and shouider.hitters
It is I'LL very wel! for fellows like Pryor. who
abuse women and ron.combataats, until some
fine dly when they wake up tue wrong passcu-
ger and have IL eat dirt The lesson " = Whole
same one, and We hope that it will have good
effect upon Congress, md keep the bullies
straight, for the remainder Of this session at
least. :. -, - g.
, 1860-04-17

Ey In the course Of M editorial on the P5y-
or duel, tic editor Of the Chicago Herald says:
''Mr. Potter is herculean, long armed man,
aud could cut Mr. Pryor, who is q weak man,
all to pieces in moment With bowie knife" +"
We presume this is the picture Pryor drew
Of Himself and his antagonist when the latter
selected lowie-knires for weapons. The truth
is, Ar. Potter is neither hcrculeen nor long
armed. 10 is simply stontly built, square
hhouldered man Of medium height, Roman nose,
hcasy eyebrows; dark complexion, and With q
determined east Of countenancc. pryor il half
head taller than Potter, is ten years younger,
is IN athletic, able-bodied man, who would, Il
in possession Of equal pluck, be a fair match for
him with any weapon. Buthe lacks Potter sirou
will and dauntless courage. potternould walk
into the affections Of the tire.eating bragear.
with as much ccolncss as the latter would ut,
tack O pumpkin.
, 1860-04-17
POLICE.

LAacEsY.-Oiicer Mecaulay arrested, on Sat-
urday night, driver On the State street horse
railroad, named H, d. Jackson, who Is charged
With the larceny Ct a valuable overcoat.
HoaE1rss.-Iohn Sh;elds;a little fellow seven
years Of age, without parents and no relations
bnt sister. ahout 6fteea years Of age, who
form School.
LARCENY OF A W4GoS.-Fritz Alguin was ar
rested yesterday for the larceny about the last
Of February Of wagon worth $50, from John
r. Weeks, grocer, No. ses S:ats street. The
box had been AIKEN of and disposed Of aud tba
running gear newly painted, The wagon va
standing On tho premises Of A1gu;u, labelled
"for sale"
Alcuin cot up story about having purchased
the wagon Of = man on the North Side but the
attempt Vas very bungl1aSt7 made, and be was
held to bail in the sum Of $50, to appear at the
Recorders Court.
, 1860-04-17

"The Way 10 Tut The Chacss
4 subscriber desires us to nnswcr the petit
toggiug Of the following extract from the Chi
tuYxo Isma:
Tue War TO pCr TIE CAsE-The Cincinnati
inquirer, in notice Of the published debates
in illinois between Douglas and Lincoln, says !:
Il. nlc e1ascr sc-aao- nouglas ha& not his equ, In
.aa ated tc' and when he Il the right sidt Of
lrs.io lie WAS in ta inue he l. tns1nc.hle
lie pe1 ely Ann!iateA oor rca]n sli srill that
:esl IAc.e ebs7 His victory thn mort rrrla5laKc
III III" Lit. s!acs lie .t1rted with tern
r futlr Weakened 1y Tie II TIC f4dcral oct-
7!Lt WHO fv. thou aud r.noc!atic les ID
third seks: F:Etrg axaine tlc Republicans tc
.,r: i. rrinsy tr.ugpLra. ie struck right and ieit
viii vsor art rev t;t r.nsicd III" ALLIED forces ~.
p-ei = t 4: fss cios: 0: tse cac.t he reelected
s'ca. ofh'nk In r.;"arity Ct twenty nnc thousand
The STATE wAs coRt!et slF r"vn!uticH!ztd.
We hardly deem it worth while to notice tue
aonscnse. but If an answer is desired, The short
est ard nos: satisfactory one is embraced in the
sollowinE table Of election statistics:
vork OF ILLINOIS N 1856.
isspull:an... e aoo ns@oe5s,is 1nssss
VOTE OF ILLINOIS IN 1855.
Republican. sao Dous!a4 Dem .-..-.-1*1Gos
Adn. p1a..---...-- dsi Htr Plurality. > SCI
The vote here gisen fo- 1855 il that cast 70.
State officers. Mr. Iincoln's majority oyer Iii.
douglas, in the rote for members Of the Legis.
ature, was 4,GB5.
, 1860-04-17

BoAnp OF EDUCATION 4 special meeting
oi the Board Of Education, on Saturday, the
principal business was as follows:
Mr. Ward, Chairman Of the Special Commit
tee on the selection of school lot and erection
Of School building, in the sout1, Division, pre-
sented proposals from several different parties
for the purchase, su|e and exchange Of lots in
the vicinity Of Twelfth street.
On motion Of Dr.. Foster,i the further con-
sideration Of the subject vas postponed for cue
week.
On motion Of Mr. Moscley, Teachers certi6-
Gates we're granted to Alice J. Patterson, Carrie
E. HAT, Loussa II. Jewett. Harriet Gar1ock, En-
ma F. Chamberlain, n. Frances Hendrick, Ida
Il. Dewey, Isabella Morris and Calista Robin
son.
The resignation Of Mrs. Whittier, teacher in
the Dearborn School, and Miss ii. L. Reed,
teacher in the Scammon school, were received
mud accented.
, 1860-04-17

Tic city Of Ne* York his paid to newspapers
70: advertising III fourteen months te4z,4.4.o5 !;
the number Of papers among which this has been
distributed il eigty.four. Tho large recipients
are: ~
1,Aly Nsws, woela
do Express, pro r'atfry Knox No.Aln6. 9tt
do f:onNerraAt Anvcilt1 old GG&5 Is
ITO Post e
do }purINl of Commerce. -aeln "a
do Hiats ZctauE 6p791i
, 1860-04-17

All wny Enstls leavp morning Trims only No msIs
route on SUNDAY no1nngk No saturday e. ming
western "a Mxaukee IA lso.ds SuntaE sysa,rs mails
Nn,ehvestern aud Mnwauk.e Ra'iso d..
Way malls dispatched p he Msalkao soahei1 Aichl,
Ern Central ritt*turgh Font wayne and New Albany
Salem Eatlsoads eIote At a- a.
Tl.IoTeh mills for To!sie. Clereand EHe Buffalo, Al
ton. tlo:e 1t = H., acd 6:t5 p. n
ThrnuFh r.il for Laay cite Indianapolis iousE1 md
Cneumh1s and dtstJibutl5p, eacte a. ] H. n only.
Th5cneh nslls 70 Cincinnati Pittsburgh Philsdelph!a
Bttmore aad Washington City, elose =. 20 4. and $50
p.
Th,scsh mails for u.aaloa and IoForto. c. IT.. e.ose
Errn1- Supplementary mails r. Cneisnats Pittsburgh
Fhll,dt1ph!a tmoe I'D wssatnsson Giy eose u ~
r. m letters fr those u1as shoull be teposed 10 Tie
ErIef Cic1ks o;. fu stas} w!she the TINE Indicated
, 1860-04-17

Arsr1aors S1cxs.-0ur wholesale dea,crs
look smilingly happy. Some Of them tell us
they are doing more this spr;ug than in any
two springs preceding. Buyers are here from
tho country. Of better class than ever before,
and barrels, boxes, bales. and bundles ase be-
ing shipped to all parts Of the Northwest. It is
the old nursery lyric paraphrascd,
The OK beslnsto drink the vasef.
The wacr begins 10 qoeneh the fire,
The FIRE lesins to burn ar st:ck,
The STICK begins to beat tie dog.
The dos begins to bite the pig.
Tue pig begins to ko.-
for now in nest parts Of the country the crop
prospecsively begins to cheer the farmer, tic
farmer to patrocize the merchant, land pay his
| debts,} the merchant to order from the whole
saler, and oil will be well again no very long
time hence, only let thrift and economy "wait
little longer"
1t eau hardly be believed that the old ruinous
| plan will ever come round again among the
| Western retail merchants Of the.medum class,
that they will prefer large bills made up in
Eastern markets, to buying light and often
uenrer homo.
, 1860-04-17

FisK SaowEns.-A seEies Of fine showers pass
ed over this city yesterday afternoon and ere
, 1860-04-17

Atthe late 6. $. Fair Il Chcsso tbs Society awAdtd
ttia NJ clIue lie FIRST fRkMICA, Grand Sire Me
da. Il he Scecal Premium Of tloo stsvs: Pitcher
TIE Lock stitch m.de By th!s machine T. he only stitch
saee cseb side 4 the sam Il. I'd: ya t;o nae.ds
s1c of IL No family should b xhout this economical
lime a1d laho.!asnk mashine. i does e ssvsaE 6
the Ntte.t Of heaviest fabric in The tine that ten
sesnal,ezzes req7tre to DO The sane b ha1d.
If.xU5 OF these machines sold In iSo9 printed
B Of D!:ections Illustrating The ttertlt parts Is
with each machine shls saseea.y exppeit 70 shcw IL
cres Vhea shPred boxed With evcr4 thing 1ecessy
t. e asd Be ttvsed b5 e1pses: twt:ko4t IA.
4A'' GEO. 4 CHIT fENDES. General Agent.
Nus l57 r 100 Lake st. CHICAGO. III,
Bor3.r1 r. O. Eaa3-b1lG3a1stp
, 1860-04-17
FOR SALE.-TUE ELEGAN'l

RESIDENCE At HFDE PARK,
Built by ps. NEwkIEK. Is oEeset for sal. ata
Worry Low Frico
And rqon the uast aeeczneta.ius terms Of payment
The house. -hteh ftoEts the tert!ful ra:k rpon The
Lake Shore completed last aat conaiu- all TIE
modeta improvements 2ad eo1yec!ene+s Of t1st ca4s
.e.idcnce- The grounds vel stocked With choice fruit
trees v.re4. &c ,sc.
= We ~ sonhaec. tkas ofsr the raee at AKA
bargain tven theae tmes. l.. y. OLASTkD CO.
Cur. I,tt aad t,ssaIe stIsrff. :l-es9 In
, 1860-04-17

- Gilbert Sampson will sell this morp-
ing ut their store valuable Law Library; also,
complete set Of fourteen vols. Encyclopedias
Americana, one Of the most valuable works ex-
tAnt.
, 1860-04-17
Buckeye Meeting.

Pursuant to previous notice, number Of
"Buckeyes" met e. the Tre:nont House on Sat
urdaT evening last, for the purpose Of making
arrangements for the reception Of the Ohio del
egates to the Chicago Convention. DR.. Hamnil
was called to preside. and J. Medill acted as
Secretary, l.. L. Dond, Esq, was directed to
correspond with the delegates in regard to ihe
time Of their arrival in the city.
After the transaction of some other business,
the meeting adjourned to meet ut the same place
Monday evening, april esd, when full attend
ance Of former citizens Of Ohio is respectfully
invited.
, 1860-04-17

DIED IL F1r.-Coroner James Was called
yesterday, to hold an inquest on the body oi
Oliver Peterson, Sweedc. residing at No. 12ss
North Market street. The evidence showed
that death was caused by fit, the night pre-
yious.
, 1860-04-17
73rcss Il GrihuttE


t- II .le tic 3rfHsrs nSI,<s f xstril~rs .Ae+rs
,.< -,AE III wHiou TIE rArEH Is rA1n. 1z>y srs r.
.4.,-f eramio~ tho.e 1,rs tars viii he so,,.s
..a> he time cr7re< shch tA<y bare }ess raid
, 1860-04-17

sE Don't stop to ask If there is Gas in the
house you arc about moving into. Remember
that Kerosene is far better aad cheaper light.
With our new Burners there is no smoke or
smell, Call md see our Lamps st the Lamp
and Oil Emporium, 1875 Clark street, between
Washington and Madison streets. apl4-1ot
, 1860-04-17

1S*Ss94aes OF shr Rt.n~rhts N 4dr ~ Rsr. Or.
C!nrksso.+ at sA< Fsa<rak, sunday, .fprff
Is. I2nn.
, 1860-04-17

10Th raas. landf, CIT Twelfth and Cnlon stfee4s.
The meetings III shc abre u.ed places BE- held At s,c
lour Ii tas several Wand Committees may desgnate-ahd
in Towns I.she County ai !hs usual laees Of
hong c!eion. 1t O'Clock M, Of Saturday. April 18th
except that fur tie tow, Of Wheeling The mcers shs he
held te Prairie Hotel in West Wheeling. 1t o'clock
ar IL the tom of Mike At the School Houte At Der
Plains ssaoa at the ious aad that for the town Of
Evana,on shan b. held ii TX O'Clock, Pm.
Tie CoEEcesef the tever1 Wards and Towns will cll
the meetings - osdrr. and JrdScs nj tie primary
elections.
Shou1 changes in IL places Of 10 ding tie meetings be
nec,as4'y TIE Nard Town Committee viii glve notice
l1or to the ssh luAt, In the city h publication In th* Re
1b!ca css: In the Ccany. ly nutlee~ consp!cuouslr
t.3.:ea.
GEO. SCHHSInER,l
il. kENNNDTI.
4. 5. WILLIAMS,
jules WHITE. County Central Ccrn.
1,rTHEK HAVEN,
FRED. TTfTLE,
WM. WAIMAS.
hrtIt 1fch. 1eD.
, 1860-04-17

TOR SALE1-New first class Re-
IL sldcace for aa.e-1tis pleasantly located the North
Side the lake /: finished throughout In the b=st EyIe
WITH eyefy ncsI1 convenience for family use aud has
.tabl iot- There nine besides au1-
ssy bathroom AMI al uceeAsEy and Convenient
co e- fms .elar nne feet hxh eemrated unarr tte In
tic L viii te 'ouad IN II respe Is desirable far finally.
Ia ~ ne, % I'll, hfae M ~ ~ @ III. acn i oem ed eo
yeirs to good tenant. For PARTICULARS sldrsas
s.r. )" Ho1 III, Chicago. TO. apt1-cn3 lw
, 1860-04-17

It tnppears that Mr. Pryor is acquiring sort
ef supplementary reputation for courage br
eausin: his friends to assert that he rerudlates
The ACTION Of lis second in his affair with Mr.
Potter, and that he Insists upon fighting with
the weapons named By that gentleman. But
it a curious comment on Ills new symptoms.
that when Col. Lander presented himself be-
fore Mr.. Keitt. {who aeems to hare displaced
the other man in Mr.. Pryor's esteem, and to
he now acting as his second) and asked him
VIII :ther tls.rc was auy OCCASION for his acting
longer as Mr.. Tottcr's friend. he was answered
decidedly. No! II Mr. Pryor is still spelling
!or fight. it is very singular TINT Mr. Keilt
shor,li manifest such haste in dismissing tic
services If Mr.. poi.er's second.
A word ns 70 Col Lander and lis propo-
.;to1 10 tnko Mr.. Po..ers place and fight with
pistols. The "code" expressly declares that
when the terms named hy Tho challenged
l.arty are reluec1 hy tho challenging party the
stcoud Of the former shall offer himself and
give the latter tie option Of weapons The
theory in that the refusal Of tile challenging
parsy to accept the terms Of the challenged in
ples reflection upon his character as q gen
tlamaa, which lis "frien'i' cannot possibly
tolerate. Such vcyc the conditions upon
which the famous Graves and Cllley duel WIS
fought. thus it arpcarz TINT Ar. Potter's
sido o. the controversy has been within the
terms Of the code throughout, and Mr: Pryor
is shown 10 be coward both On moral prin-
cip'es and technical construction.
THE GREAT FIGHT.
Yesterday was the day fixed for the great
fight between 1Icenan aud Snycrs. Whether
il came ef' according 10 appointment is not
certain. II it did, VIC sla1l be prepared to
lle:.r, in about twelve dare. that Mr.. Hcenan
has been lady hogged--as any nm ought to
he who goes three thousand miles from homo
to pommel IN adversary. .Mr. Sayers has been
modest enough to stay Mt home and content
himself with sucl, 1auEcls rs are to he won in
tha lanl Of his nativity. II he has knocked
Mr. Hec!la.l into tue middle Of next week, or
straiel: 10 Kingdom come, he will be entitled
10 tue tl'a's!ss of Ills contemporaries on tlas
side the ATLANTIC, who will then he ready to
r1tond their gratitude 10 the law which sends
1i,a II the Old Bailey,
, 1860-04-17

- Go 10 John Jones, lis dearborn street
and ret your clothes cleaned and repaired.
They will Be- we'll done and at prices to suit the
41taaH
, 1860-04-17

4 CHICAGO RESIDENCE ADRoAp.-We learn
thet J. G. Deahlcr. Esq, wealthy and inaaen.
tial citizen of Buffalo, has contracted here for
the stone for The front Of substantial residence
about to be erected By him III that city.
Nchave seen The drawing Of The front elcsa-
tion, done in the best style Of tho art: by n.
n. Boyington, Esq, Que Of our leading archi.
tects. This plan calls for cut ttone work Of d
very superior character, and for which Mr.,
Dcsh:eT has contracted With Mr.. J. G. Gindele,
late superintendent of the Illinois Stone Dress
ing Company. The stone used is from the
quarrics Of the Illinois Stone Company.
The operations Of this Company are gradu'
ally but surely extending to all the leading
points, East and West, a'ready shipping annual!
" large quantities Of its superior stone to St.
Lonis, the demand for which in that city l.
rapidly increasing.
, 1860-04-17

SIGNS. S1ess! S1cSs !-Clambcrs & Dubois,
lis ard II. Dearborn street, ure painting every
description Of !siens, Basne,s, 6c., in the bcs,
styles at very low prices. npa-lm
T1kE's rs.kgRs, ATTENTION !-Complete Rub
ber Outfits. Goats, Camp Blankets, etc, ETC., at
Jno. B. Ideaon &c, q Dearborn st. spG-tf
, 1860-04-17

RELIGIOUS lSTE111GEScE+-1n our reference
to the late session Of the Presbytery 10. S. At
kankakee, among the names Of licentiates
should have been given that Of Rev. Thomas
uoge oi this city.
, 1860-04-17

CHICAGO, April, lsso.-.Nr. Tdo*: Ga,ye-
Dear Sir: In answer to your inquiries about
the Winslip Refrigerator, wqieh I purchased Of
nearly two ycafs, an persuaded that ii is the
best Refrigerator have ever used. and have
tried several kinds. I can therefore eheerfu1ly
recommend it to all who want good artice Of
the Kind. Yours, &C.,
Ias. VIZ. e. BRowx,
ap144t $50 Michigan avenue.
, 1860-04-17

CREAT BARGAIN The urdi-
vied ouc.ha1f Of VIA: Is kaoxn lbs porta.e Lake
NIL property is offered io- sale about etour.7 ct ia
vslrs. Il cons.sts Of oce Mil With two Esu,7 and
ore larxe Koard!aho Eve liz Teasnshssss large
Barn and Bae complete set ct Tools f.: lam
Its situated On the outiet Of Posze Lake, 70 rcts f
Lake strcs with eossAat supply 1t watr.
ftun foods Prise o,-stedb down balance two
and three with !sts.et = 70 fnEhss
ps5tlcu.Ia inquire q HANNAH & ROCKWELL, or sd
drtas pust efice boz 81. csicosu+ IL.
Chicago March ~ lstsi. mhM1aaSln
, 1860-04-17

EHGr II. MAY EXPECT TO HkAR.--" Bridget,
where Is the coaf-scuttle?"
lDtsd. ala, Missus, Nisa Jenima jane, her
boonct didn't come home Saturday night, and
she wore the coal skittIe to church instead"
, 1860-04-17

BuRGLAnT.-0n Saturday afternoon, the store
Of Theron Pottcr, corner Of Van Buren, and State
streets, was entered By burglars. About fly
pennies, some cigars and tobacco we're taken by
the rascals. who effected IN entrance BY remor-
ing pane Of glass from door ir the rear Of the
a$nra
, 1860-04-17

GA1ESA s. Cn1cAGo UNION RAILROAD Srn1Sn
AnRASaExEs7.-Dy the time table which went
into operation on the Ga1ena 1 Chicago Union
Railroad on Saturday, trims are to leave Wells
street depot as follows: For Fulton at 9:45 A. N
$40 r. NJ; for Freeport, s:45 A. H., r.. ~, and
!.::SO T. u; for Geneya and EIgin, $50 7. u,
, 1860-04-17
G1aantRD.

WANTED-By 4 good Accoun-
taot. k.taatcn Is Hook Keeper or TO w,1e IN A.
os City references s.rsn. Acd.t:s " 1. +. s. th.s
GsMcE. 2ntHI3r
, 1860-04-17

The TEAcnEns 1ssT17rrE.-The Teachers In
stitutc Of Cook county opened, under verr prom
isiug auspices, at Hnrleu, yesterday, School
Commissioner Eberhnrt made brief but excel
lent opening address. The chief exercises Of
the day we're Reading and Mental Arithmetic.
Lectures we're to be delivered, last evening, by
u. S. Wentworth add S. II. Wilson, Of this city,
and this evening, bJ n. H. Wells, Esq, and
Geo. Sherwood. About seventy teachers are
present. The session will close on Friday.
, 1860-04-17

LAST or EAn1n-At the funeral obscquses Of
the late lamcnted George ". Dole, on Sunday
afternoon, the Mayor, Common Council, city
officers, county officials, the Judges Of the rari-
GUS courts, q largc delegation Of the legal fra
ternity, the Board of Trade, and the police
force were present in body. The remainder
Of the Church was filled with dense audience
The funeral services we're conducted by the
Rector, Rev, Il. Il. Claskson, assisted by others
Of tue Episcspa15an clergy
, 1860-04-17

THE TEMPERANCE Firing An71LLERT.-This
new organization is doing good work, and en-
rolling large numbers on the side Of Abstinence.
They hold their meetings eyery Tuesday even
ing at their headquarters in the Methodist
Church Block,
, 1860-04-17

n U r H A u AND DEVON
- BcL1s AND Bu1L CAlyts FOE SAIE-Durh.n and
Devon Herd Book ftanEs and two yea< old Bu Is
punt blood. and also several hull Calves for safe the
summit st.tlou. Cook County On the IT. Louis Alton
Chicago lfalraad, twelve miles from Chicago,
Gall At the Farm. adIres ths subscriber care Ct Hon.
John Wentworth, Chicago. III.
An1cYttikw I. RETn
, 1860-04-17

w ANTED.-A Partner with 4
eaAh csptal nf Two Thousand Dollars Ia .:.ss:y
cash manufacturing bus IN this city. p-ynE
II dolazs per day rro+,.. snY Eskpscss. ~
tfe1S - Manufacture" At this qtfcp. Ap1tEt
, 1860-04-17

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, 1860-04-17
.Tor SALE.

TO + ALE-Michigan avenue
l. Dwelling for eae. The unters gard otEtr. h!s se4-
dtnee 1ao Michigan avenue fer STE fc one week j. g.
HAMILTON, li6 Randolph street. apt6 es1.St
, 1860-04-17

So.U siss i'd ntsi I E.tsts' t..t 49, or oasll F'.asa
sud norte OF Madison streets Interest ew Apply. Pc
stos1ly. for one week, TO MICHAEL AEuHEW RDIsEE,
AttQrQey, lQI Qc9;hcI1 etIeet. at11.tln6.tt
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1860-08-18

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