, 1860-06-08

ne 1L4AAtAIA <AA0A& NACSAEA ANu GkfLRN
1zgn-These mills will be running every Fri.
day afternoon in the rear Of Higgins, Mowry |
Co.'S. ee5 Randolph st. All Pixies Peaksrs will |
do we'll to call orer and sec them operate.
W1DE,AwAkfs ApnoAp.-Judging from tbe
orders our friends ]. l. Smith / Co. are re-
ceiying for Wide-Awake uniforms, we should
think the whole country in srms for Lincoln
aud Hasn1in-
FAc,1,s DEscExsrs.-The Revere Hous, is
coming down, tnd that rapidly. It seems too
good building for such fate, b1t occupies
too valuable site not TO make it poor property
as it is.
To BE REcRr77ED-We are panied to learn
Of the continued impaired health Of Judge Bar
ron Ct the Probate Court. He has been in poor
health for some time past, and recently the ses
sious Of his court have been suspended neces
ssrily, but most unfortunately for the many in
terested and doing business with the same.
HEsLEn's DIAMOND Puo1oonAPu OF L1scoLS.
During the past two weeks Mr. Hesler has
sold sirty Mou4and eopits Of bis diamond pho
tograph OF Lincoln. He is printing them in
sheets Of fifty each Us rapidly as his machinery
will permit. The price is $e per hundred, or
SO per thousand.
1Arrr TO MAKE TEE CORRECTION. We are
glad to do Mcesrs. Weber. Williams d Yale the
justice, in correcting regretted injustice Of
the types. Their subscription 10 the Relief
Fund tor the sufferers By the tornado was
Isreaty-fre dollars, and not Eve, as appeared in
the list yesterday.
Observation-Disclosures Of the death By
drowning Of E. F. Gage. youpg gentleman
formerly of this city was received yesterday
Hs Was bsthing in the Mississippi at Memphis,
wien, being selzed with cramps, he went down
md was seen no more. His body he'd not been
recovered.
| LIFE OF L1xcoLx-Messrs. McNa1ly l. Co., 81
Dearborn street, haye now ready neat twenty-
Eve cent edition Of the Life Of Hon. Abraham
Lincoln, which they will furnish by the dozen
or hundred at publishers lowest prices, or send
single copies by mail, pos: psid, Oh receipt Of
twenty-five cents.
PAINFUL Acc1pKs1.-We learn that little
child was seriously, and as is feared fatally
INJURED, on Commerce street, near the Archer
Road, on "Wednesday, by being kicked by
horse. The little one was sitting upon the side
walk, when the horse, which Was running loose,
came along, and turning suddenly, struck the
child upon the head. tracturing the skull.
Tue SHERMAN Horsz.-The foundation walls
Of this i,nmenec structure are being rapidly but
substantially laid, Of Il portion Of the same.
ths basement is finished. The sc.ire and ener-
gztic proprietor is almost daily on the spot,
| giving his intelligent supervision to every do
tai1, setting q commendabla example to all en-
gagged in similar enterprises. 4 word or two
shove in" at the proper time is worth more
than volume Of fault finding after the work is
done.
SC1r AGAINST TIE C1Tr.-In the Superior
Court yesterday, befor Judge Higgins, was on
trial the cause Of Charles II. Ornsby, Of Lin
coin, in this State, agpinst the city Of Chieago.
q suit for 5000 damages for injuries received
by plaintiE in falling into an open sidewalk area
iii front of the Saloon buildings on Lake street,
during the session of the Natioual Fair in this
city. It will occupy to-day. Rucker and Page
for plaintiff, King md Anthony for defendant.
SAD Acc1pKx1.-An 1riehman, teamster
whosc name We could not learn, was taken to
Mercy HcsiitM On Wednesday evening with
his thigh fractured or dislocated. The poor
fellow upset a load Of lumber on which be was
riding, in crossing ditch, some twelve miles
out Of town. H. was placed upon an OK wagon
l E.-. - tr4 4Ln*n
back By that means OF conveyance to the city.
EEconpEa's CoCRr.--1n this Court, yesterday,
Thomas Williams plead guilty to au assault
with uu intent to rape.
Edward Clark was on trial, charged with
stealing COW.
The case Of Riley, Indicted for assault with
deadly weapon upon young Vail, in The "lors
Stur' saloon On State street, was put On trial.
The last two cases are pending.
The C17Y COLLECT on's 0FrlcE-City CoIIec-
tor John Ruber, las been for the past few days
fitting up new office for his department of the
city business. which is thus to occupy the old
Coroner's and Surveyors Office. on the south
east angle Of the second story. A well a.rang.
81 and convenient office it has become, ard
both those who "sit ct the receipt of customs"
and those who pay in The same, will be the
gHiners. But we advise Mr.. Raber to "swap"
safes with the Police Court Clerk, nevertheless.
New Mrslc.-Nessrs. Root mud Cady have
p'aced on our table q beautiful arrangement for
the piano torte. by Krug, Of Abt's ballad IF1tn
| tie Smallows Hom<uard FIy-also the second
number Of parker's transcription entitled
+Sacred Songs without Words" arranged from,
Aleudels*ohn's 0ratorios. Messrs. r. i c. harc
also received q new supply Of the Rasags Bird.
Far<ueif, the second in the fine series Of Men
dclssohn's Two Part Songs arranged by Otto
U1escl.
- Remember the Strawberry Festival Of
tho Second Universalis. Society, Mt Metropoli.
tan Hall, tonight. Their generous manner Of
doing things il prcvcrbial. Tbs Lii sht Guard
Band will be in attendance; the wonderful for.
tune teller, Mudan,e Fortuna, will astouish The
crowd with her wise sayings; importan: mails
will arrive aud be distributed duliug the even
ing; grand md beautiful presents in abnnd
aace w,ll BE- drawn from the grab boxes; her
rics, cakes, ices. luscious aud tempting fruits
will be abundant. Go to the festival md hare
ajoyous time.
TINS s. S. Picnic EXCURSION TOMORROW
The Light Guard Band will leave the Taberua
Gle baptist church, at the head OF The schools
at o'clock 4, II. The cars leave Wells Street
depot at st \. H., and corner Of Des Plaine.
! aud kinzie streets at st o'clock precisely. Tt
accommodate those who may wish 1t, 4. Eek
hart c.. will accompany the excursion will
: | rctresttrt11s. Ticlets-alults 50 cents, ehil
| dzen 25 etn:s; for sale at 81 Las ille street,
: Those vim have been to Genera will 70 o
course t.vs who hare not been .here ouchi
to 20.
, DACER, THE Gov OrEnA1on.-As proof o
, | The extent to which depscdaiians Of CONS frou
cur c!tizcas have bcen carried, it is stated thu
nearly one hundred and fifty persons, losers o
I cons, hare visited the herd found in Bauer'
6 possession. hoping 10 bo able to identify thei
, | uwu.
We lcnrn that Eeyeral parties WHO lare beel
to the COW depot Of Bauer, near the -Four Nil
5 House, to identify their cowr, have been drive,
l away With piteaforks and dogs. One man, Pat
rick Devitt, WAS severely bitten by dog, vhitl
t was set at linn. Persons who hare thus beel
treated are requested to gise information at th
M2rshals office.
, Pictures of Lincoln
Mr.. Barry, i well known artist Of Boston
passed through this city, yesterday, homewar'