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GiriE 1nyets!ed dA1Eay.--&InGuIarI Piece
OF Domestic IffhtOFy.

tFrum tic licnry County l,ial.l
About ten days since a mildlc.aged gentle
man, Of respectable appearance, stopped 1t the
kewanee House. via the eastern train. Soon
after, BE- inquired for tie residence Of Mr.. CLYDE
Of Wethersheld, aud procuring horse and bug.
Ey, started thither- On arriving lie went to the
door and inquired for Jenny Bassets-a girl Of
the family. The girl mrt the gentleman at 1],e h.
door, and after j long and eGsnest conversation,
carried on in low tones. the latter left, md Jen
ny informed the lady she wus living with that
she wished to leave, us she had been offered
easier servlce at better wages. The next day
tue gentleman called again, and the girl left with
hin, Wlt!1the concurrence. as the lady suppos-
cd, ofthe girls mother, Mrs. Greer, wlo lives
in tue neighborhood.
II appears, however, Tint Mrs. G. knew no.
thing oi hor danshterss intentions. Afte. bay-
ing LETT hcr place. Jenny went home to Aer
Bassett-aged about eleven years--accompuny
her 10 Mr. ;lyae's. 1he two girls lett home
together; but Instead of going where the elder
Que had been living. they Joined the mysterious
gentleman above referred TO, and all left by the
next train for the East
The mother Of the girls was almost distracted
daughters; u aud then tue public obtained clue
to the probable cause Of this sudden and
most. unexpected disappearance. It came
out tltt many years ago the mother was mar
r;ed to 4 man named nassett, in Connecticut.
They lived together until the elder girl was
four years of agc, and the younger some three
months, when the husband and father LIFT Tor
California. For five years not syllable was
heard from him by tlc abandoned wife; and
naturally concluding that he WAS dead, she was
married to herpresen11l husband, Mr. Greer.
Mrs. G. knew nothing Of the existence Of ler
former husband; but since The girlswcrc in
reisled awaT it has been asccrtained tEut hc
communicated By letter with the elder one, and
TINS, it is supposed, obtained her consent to 70
with him when he should come. Jenny, as VIC
lave seen, OH lis arrival, was made the iustru-
mcnt to induce the younger child also to nban-
don her mother, who feels her loss very kccnly.
II is most dastardly act in the n,an Bassett,
after 40 long an abandonment Of lis wife, to rob
her Of tie children whom through years Of lcnc-
liness sndTove:ty, she provided with the shrl-
tcr md ai:.ctionatc nurture Of home.
lATEn---Siucc the ubove was in tyne, we
learn ihEt M elder sister of Jenny aud Ella bus
received letter from Jenny, stuting that they
we're in New York, where they met their father,
the person who took them nway only acting rs
Ills agent 1t seems thot the purity stopped sev-
eral days in Chicago to rcplenish the wardrobe
Of tho young ladies'. Altogether this is very
singular affair.
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Charleston Arrangements and Snccu-
lafl0nR.
f&AIiIt D6r1tri, In Tie

faAnlEs1ox. Wednesday. Ap.u 49, 1850.
Very ftS delegates and strangers hare vet
arrived, and the impression is there will be no
sucf, crowd us was anticipated. The hotels have
prepared abundant accommodation for six Or
eight thousand. md llis ate houses can enter
tain ono third ,nurc.
The New York delegates will be established
at tue Mills House. Aessrx. Corning, Ludlow,
Croswcls. l'arto, DcyouS, Striker. and others
are here already. They express no arbitrary
available candidate. whom they are anxiously
seeking. The delegation will meet on Saturday
night to determine their course.
The purpose is to cast no ocomplincutary votes
whatever, but 10 make every one tell his prefer
ence by bis vote. which will indicate who is
and if he ful1s, il will he IN error orjudemcnt
The National Committee hare adopted areso.
lution to admit Delegates representing regular
Democratic organizations only. This decision
will exclude Wood and hisfollowers. and "Jke"
Cook and his eet Of claimants.
Judge Smnfity, Chairman OF the Committee.
will ;ssuc tickets Of adnissep to the Hall under
this rule, which, rrtma jaci|. determines the
right to 6eats, like tho Governors certificates in
tic Honse Of Representatives.
It is said that Mr. Wood offered 10 comprom.
Use with the Aliany Regency h5 having himself
divide the city delegation. But the overture
was declined, doubtless with full conviction
that his pretcnsions would no. be Tolerated by.
the Convention.
The South Carolina delegates, elected yestcr.
day, are deadly hostile 10 Ar. Douglas. aud
their rcsolutions condema Squatter Sovereignty
emphatically.
Mr. Guthnis il 10 be pressed earnestly by lis
friends, who regard Mr. breckin1idge's candi.
dacy as breacl of fulfil utter the action Of their
Convention and his election to the Senate.
The indications arc the same here rs III
Washington. If tho South unites aeuinst Mr..
Doug .as, his defeat is inevitable. If divided,
the North will probably concentrate, aud thus
compel his uolniunticil. His supporters are
claim everything, but lie result will turn entire
II on the front exhibited by the South, and that
may be largely affected by developments in the
Convention. Attending Democrat Of this state
remarked to-day thut he was indifferent whethe:
Fred or Stephen Douglas was nominated, both
having similar principles.
Especial Ditpa.ca 70 the n. y. Tf;bapc.1
WAAafNarnx Anil IL 1GH1.
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MARINE AsrnoSoxlcs-TuE NEW Coxsr.-A
new Cont WIS discovered in this latitude
atar. ", yesterday, which proved to be the
beautiful little steamer Of that name Just built
for Cnpt. Goodrich, and to run as cousort to the
Huron between Chicago and ports on the Lake.
She has powerful engine, trim build, and
"can ran-" Capt. Morgan says he encountered
severe gale coming mp which, 10 lis mind,
tested fully her qualities rs se,:-boat which be
pronounces 4. l. She is in size Of n good class
Of boats for these upper lakes, and we hope she
may prore mint Of money to her cntcrprisine
owner,
, 1860-04-21

a few Words abonr Spring Millinery.
Some modern sage, conceding to Mother Eve
the authorship Of all nee. ssity for appaseling,
contends that woman.kind would have eaten
tue apple md left Paradise, if for no other con-
alterations than shopping, and millinery. That
mar be SO, though we do not assert it. The ex-
tent Of the latter trade is immense, and in Chi
cago it is represented BY numerous large and
dourishiEg mercantile establishments,
Among these the house of Henry ". Wsth.
erell, in the iron front block, No. 81 Lake street
mas been Tor four or Eve seasons past building
up an excellent business, as most exclusively
Wholesale. With large experience in that line
and facilities such as few enjoy, the house won
an enylable reputation with the trade eener-
ally.
This present season Nr. Wethercll has car
ried his successes into new quarter, and by
opening Retail Millinery department in di.
rect connection with his extensive End adoira,
bly, stocked Wholesale rooms, has won the ladr
visitors in docks and crowds, all experienced
shoppers, being sagacious enough to know that
only IN such connection can taste, md caprice
II you vii, hare free and unlimited range. We
thought indeed, yesterday, as we passed down
through the long lines of boxesybales end coun-
ters, laden, bursting and blooming With fresh
Spring Goods, that hard indeed to suit must be
the daughter Of Eve who should turn away dis.
satisfied from No. 81 Lake street.
Tue ladies concede that Mr. Wethere}l has
made happy hit too in securing Miss a. f.
Williams in bis Retail Department and Bonnet
rooms. We call attention to Mr.. Netherelps
advertisement, but still more emptatically to
his stock.
, 1860-04-21

FrRSrrcnE MISUNDERSTANDING residents
aud visitors who would gain an adequate idea
Of tue extent Of the Furniture Trade In Chica-
90, should look through the extensive Furni-
ture establishment Of Messrs. Shearer, Paine
Strong in L]oyd's iron front block on Randolph
west Of Wells street. Their floors are filed
With every variety of furniture Of all STYLES md
qualities to suite every taste aud purse. Just at
this scason when houses are being fitted up
anew, this hint is timely one.
, 1860-04-21

-W Opening Of Spring Millinery at Mrs.
cary's Rooms, No. 81 Lake street, corner Of
State street, np stairs, orer shoe store, on Fri
anl9 st
, 1860-04-21

CHICAGO GARDENERS Soc1Err.-There will be
special meeting held on Monday evening next
at II O'Clock. As business of importance will
be before the Society, it is hoped every Garden
er in the city and vicinity will be present.
Dy order Of the president,
l.. BHIpGEs, Secretary.
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DIE D..

o.. The morning Of ths aEa inst his r.!dence No.
1e3 Van Eusen street MICHAEL McMVLLEy. ava
The friends Of the family invited 10 attend his fane.
today (sa1usday} 3oeock NJ from hIa Late residence
r. Mem York papen please copY.
, 1860-04-21

B Just received aud will he sold cheaner
than cyar splendid stock Of Gas Fixtures
q. II. W11xARTu, Is South CLARK St.
mhop-ctew-6pr
, 1860-04-21

HARrEn fon MAr.--.Harper's Magazine for
May is now ready ut AcNally's, No.ol Dearborn
street.
, 1860-04-21


lion.
Especial Dispatch to the New York Tdbune.1
SYRACUSE, April Is 1850.
The Convention has passed of most baru,o.
nlous'y to-day, with slight interruption, which
at one time threatened TO involve it in m inter.
n4inable war Of words. The report Of the com.
m1!tee appointed to nominate delegates at large,
and to har1nonize conflicting views as to dele.
gates trom Congressional Districts, called forth
fierce aud effective speech from Mr. Sherman
81 Brooklyn, who denounced the election Of
Gen. Nye from the Eighth District as The dele.
gate, as the work Of politicians, and not Of the
people. The delegation was divided between
David Dudley: Field and Gen Nye, and by some
legerdematn, facilitated by report that the
former was L Chase man, against tie earuest
efforts a1,d denisls Of Messrs- Opdkyke, North
rup and others, Mr.. Nye was nut On the ticket
BY the Committee. Mr. johnson defended the
Committee, and asserted TINT Mr. Field suid he
would drop Mr. Seward, after complimenting
nun with one or two 1otcs. Mr.. Northrup de-
fenced tue sonndness OF Mr.. Field, and ad-
Taneed bis cl1iins upon tue party.
The Nve men were very noisy a.lI boistcrous.
Senator Dickinson and others Imported Mr..
Nye, and appealed to the Convention to SUPPORT
him. After Il slightly acrimonious discussion.
the question was put on substituting the na,rle:
of Nr. Field for that Of ME. Nye, and was lost
was unanimously indorscd.
4 resolution, repudiating the action o. the
Legislature, Was drafted. but the length Of the
discussion on the Eighth District aifajrs pre-
vented fts presentation. 1t would hive passed
~ to !. Mr. Stewards name when mentioned.
was haiied with tile greatest enthusiasm, mud
the delegation is for Seward first and last to
mum.
The delegates are rs follows:
AT LARGE
"
fsass f.sen xae9ns of 5a'a u:ias j. r. Fl,
l'lckason, Martin J. Townsend. and Jacob Dcycr.
DISTRICT DELEGATES.
Frs n!*rctGeotce " Curtis and Frederick ". Lord.
+ d Sscond Ds5d-'aa- s. T.. StEanahaa AID Henry Il.
TLlsd Dstsict-John L. kcnue6r aud .ns.1ah D. Ia1-
InuItb Distrie40Een v. Bnnuan md Robert T. Haws
tlnh pstTc'-ThoMas Murrhy and C!isrles Il. D:!sss,
,xtA uistsle4-joscph e. lnckney aud Mas=lal T..
StFentl p District d. Cenoves and JOHN Kcyss
Tenth district L. Murray :ns ynkro3 Krc1s-
y Eleventh Diadd-Narcus schoonmalsr and Hen,y
Twelrh Dlst,ct-Alsc.t Van cleeek and JOHN 11ore.
Thhteeoth District John w. Freeman AID Atrarn D.
n. Fourteenth nlstrct-H- II. Tan Dyck md uenry A.
Sixteenth nitHct- O1.ndo K*iess. VIM i.edains.
F:st.s, fFevsacsnth ss' m!s'Eet71ohn NsS@e5 James
N,aesetnh l bistia-IIetacc N. Buckley, Samuel j.
T~cnticth Dstct- Kelo&e. Henry II. Fish.
T%s,ynst ls i,i.;t tI%c1ks en Kt.tod
T~enty f'd Distctlssac II. rfr tai:o + ssasli
wer4t ,.fou1th Dist1ct-viyius " Smith, u e. Gteen.
1vcnty.a'h pIsrics-Alex u. wular,s, Theodore II.
a1th. Dls.r'-otatlsh Il. Latham. cla:les c.
T'ws,,ysesen nif1'c-T m. ". shepard, George VI.
Twenty fix}ith DitfJct-Nm Scott Etcnbnn T. IJarlt
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20 Go to John Jones, ll9 Dearborn street
and ret your clothes cleaned and repaired.
They will be we'll done ana q. prices to suit the
tfmes
, 1860-04-21

PoL1cE MA1Ens.-Policc matters were of the
hghtest description yesterday, and the lookup
gave only few inevitable druuks, &c.
, 1860-04-21
ptcss 4 CtihuttE.
CHICAGO.

~S"OTYEE 70 mill SE1SkA{QEHk
r. .l4t fh' pfin&s1 aLrts. s,h.e4r. .ho,t,
tAs ts4K wultu THE Ia rA,p. THU mr.. -.
qa'i e.s.ie tA'1~t de4, 4 taper. .oiu be etnD,i
N}<n Il, t1a1 ,ti'irt< I, xAirh rx hart 1t<a 1aid
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as!de, ~
Until Cook / McLains fsmcn. skill ron have tried.
Th8t they look as new when repaired, cleaned ,nd
dyed. 1' '3-@
At $ Dear born, By no cne tenied.
Es Don't stop to ask if there is Gas in the
house you are about moving into. Remember
that Kerosene is q far better aud cAeaprr light.
With our new Burners there is no smoke OF
smell. Call and see our Lamps at the Lamp
and Oil Emporium, 1ot Clark street, betwcen
Washington and Madison streets. apl4-lat
S1GSs! S1GSs SIGSs chambers j. Dubois.
l15 a1d III Dearborn street, are painting every
description Of Signs, B1nners, &C., in lie b:st
styles at very low prices. Rpy-lm
P1KEs pEAKEns, Attention. !-Complete Rub
Der Outfits, Coats, Camp Blankets, etc, ETC.. at
Jno. .. 1deson &C.. q Dearborn st. aps-tf
, 1860-04-21

REFRIcEnAroRY.-Wel learn that Mcsars. Joy
q Frisbie are shipping large quantities of their
Crystal Lake ice to tho South. Their Southern
trade in former seasons bus been large.
, 1860-04-21

Train Hours '--Sprin~ Arrangement.
Our city readers will find the following table
convenience 10 cut out and preserve, as SHOW
ing the hours Of departure and arrival Of
trains on cur various railroad lines, according
10th e1eccntly inaugurated spring arrangement:
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TRUSTEES SALE.-Whereoa

RUSTEES SALE.--W herel9
l. lcf4uithar been mad. IN tic pA,meat IT certain
rromxoEy note, executed b. Wm u Eacoek th. txrth
day of Auut Il. y. l551. aed p1yaleto Henry Fulier
o.e and lue four months Ater dae therco secured
hF rust t-d ii the da:e> dug e1eo1ted By sat E
o. 1ICacotk undersigned. L. C. Pane Fet1 Trustee
upon tie ra hereinafter dtscbe:. and recorded il
The Keyo.dtr. Oaee Of Cook county, date OF Iun1s IN
bsen sde 10 ne 6y the Legal holder Of dncte, public No
tet Is hereby given h1t, On the se.cnd y Of tay H.
North door of TIE Court Hou:e, In the cy Of Chic.cn
County Of Cock aad tstc Of llllnds ss e 1t rubHe
trust deed deset~ being stuated Ii. cy ChIsaTo
county cf Cook md Sta:e of Ic, sKt The esst half
one hundred and serensee l7 School Seloa addition 10
tie eJ Of Chicago. together xh 81 .hs md ap
cf e.empton Of the aid Rm a. Ht2coek h:s helfs and
asdgns IN and to sald premises:
n.$A1 h,-ft
, 1860-04-21
THE CITY.


RUCE1uW s5AIcB IHIB NI9fQ10EA
Househnll Furatturr, Ca1ptts Ic At 9k O'clock. hs
Gilbert Sampson Auct!oneers, = Lake sts.tt
, 1860-04-21
a111uSft11Ettfg.

NJ oVICKER'S THEATRE
49, A~iisou erest. between Ea.ss mi Draroo:,,
SATURDAY EVENING, Arr1 Sit.
Last nghto Of the accomplished scs.ess
MRS. BARROW,
VINO viii appear this evening In the beautiful eore1y "
PET OF THE PETiICOlIS.
12o' LEE fet.--.-..+. Nrs. Barrow.
Aessrs Bradley, Myers. Cline. Mrs Marble Hrs Hou,h
aad the en1l1e company, viii appear.
Toconeude with
Uncommon Polyloquial Pastime.
and AE. Bradley FOUR. A'AS-7
ca5 Ensasscsnt Of MR. COLLINS ,as celebrated Iss.h
@oneslian and Vocalist ~
or IAx-Doors open at TX; Curtain r:tes 1t
Hax onee open from 10 o*ccck L. r. It'll : o'clock
waea ssat eaa ht secured tire d1Ys In advaace
a. o. Aox:ssto1-Parqaette and Dress CIrct ~;
second Circle, Lower Pirate Bo1es Is; Upper -
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So adroitl,- has the President managed to fire
the Southeruels with the idea TINT the Presi-
dcncy belongs 10 ti,em at this time, that there
seems prospect Of rather general Southern
support Of Ar. Hunter, whose intimate personal
friends are reported as beginning 10 exhibit
bitterness toward Judge Uouclus. It il certain
that there has been lesa Intimacy in tde ,Senate
laaterly between these gentlemen than bercto-
fore, while communications have suddenly
sprung up between Messra- lsouglax. Mpson
Clay and Davis.
4 strange report is started that the latter does
not, after all, see 80 much difference between
himself and tue Little Giant ii there seemed tn
be upon other than 4 very close examination Of
THAR relative positions.
THE AD1ousuESr AND ITS OBJECT,
Ia the Senate hare now fixed the thing con-
corning adjournment over 80 ns to allow its
1nemhers to 60 to Charleston, there is no de-
duction from the pay Of those who stay here.
MI. DOUGLASS CHANCES.
Ii is said that Mr.. Cobb assured the Maine
Delegates that Mr. Douglas could get liltle or
no support ut the South, whereupon very
wealthy Tcnnessean offered large bets that Il
nominated he would carry every Southern
Stste. It is also stated TINT Mr.. Slidells oppo.
s:tion is ayo"ed by him 10 be exclusively per
, 1860-04-21

NEW oRK TO SALT LAKE VIA CnIcAGo.-Five
car loads OF freight passed through this city re-
Gently, from New York, by Valentine Express
Co., en- route for Salt Lake City. The shipment
nude Atchisoa in ninr days from New York, in
place of eleven, the shortest time ever made BY
st. Lo,tis
, 1860-04-21

HAnPER Fon MAr, &c.-Messrs. Norris L.
Hyde the iadefatigablc ncwsmen have uarpcr's
Monthly for May, also al1 the late pictorial
~oeklies, sporting papers, DC.
, 1860-04-21

fAL4ER's.-We invite attention to the Spring
announcements Of r. Pulncr at the great Dry
Goods palnce on Lake street. Ills rcductionsin in
price are actual and real, in the lines designated,
and nov IS the time to teal;ze the same
, 1860-04-21

&OYER'S SULTANA SAUCE.
~ ro: Hot and Cold Dishes Of a kinds. THIS mos, e.
lie:ous anc a2retsas SAUCE Inverted bg the 1eHo4a
soyer lie London Reforn, Club since his te<ease
manufactured b. the well known hcu.e Crosse Baci.
well Loa!on, fa tie original recipe. 1t is the t.yots
ssucs IN England. sud On tic Continent, With h!xh And
growing reputation aacre American Epicurea and ueh
approved Of suen to tie appete and to tkestiea
OPINIONS OF THE LONDON PEESS.
ave recommend our correspondent to t.y Mons. Soyes
Sauce ent'tled the 6sit2n. Sauce It h made acr
tie Tu.kth recrt Its eavors excellent asd Aorls GU
ehd.he sd In Of slow md weak digestion The
Laacet.
"ssvoy, Fquaa: and SPICY Eorhy lie ken:rs Of seYer
-IObsezTef.
"a 1nct valuable atsr2ct to Fsh, Fesh xad Fowl md
ehculd have p!ace ono very tahe@Atas,
Soie kea:s fo< the United Stasea,
GARDNER {. .YvELIE. ~. Fu.son St, Sew York,
t2a nHAY HAYES, u Casntiu. Bos.an. For ss.e b.
GroceEs AID Fruit nealers everywhere. tAl7tGsetm
, 1860-04-21

The Ant EXPOSITION new Museum
Hall in kingsbury Block has been secured for
the Art Exposition. lis d good place, proba-
lly the best in the CITY,
, 1860-04-21

EN1GRAr1oS or uoEsEs.-A train Of over one
hundred horses passed through the city a few
days since, en- route for California, to Cross the
plains from St. Joseph. They left here by c.
3. l. Q. R.R.
, 1860-04-21

4 Eor 1sJunrD.-We learn that q young lad
WAS injured, and had Il narrow escape from be-
ing killed, day or two since, BY being struck
by locomotive on the pier ut the foot Of
Twelfth street. We could not usccttain his
DaInn.
, 1860-04-21

r {. H. sc.IFkE, Afe~s.t4i.s 4c~:., i i,e~.t. ,
ostters'3 "a reeeiet Ld+:si.e,<t..s ~ ~, CO.. oi
ie73iac Top<ry ef tie 4fer.h Ex.s :,!-he7I
, 1860-04-21

( LkEAT DARGAIN.-'The u1l1i-
~ videi one.haf Of what's known - the roaxe Lake
Mil Property. Is offered fos Asl- II about eooA Il it,
ssue II consists Of one sag N. with two nuleY aud
ors large Roatdno.e, Eve eix .st laEse
baIn ana complete set Of Tsn~ ar
~ a.aaisd On the outlet q rortaSe Lake. s fr
With rse q fall! and consequently ftre Ifrra t,nerr
from Goods Price y down ta'aree two
and three with iuse1zt. 10 For further
ra1tieu.ass. inquire q HANNAH ROCKWELL, o. al.
dress post Office box 6l.. Ctsea:n. III.
Chicago, Mazta y. !s30 .at.Sta&9lu
, 1860-04-21

tE"C. ". Florence, the wcll+known photo
graplIic artist, Ut l4a Luke street, las in lis
gallery fine portrait in oil Of G. ". Dole, late
" deceased; also some splendid photographs Of
Jacob Russell, Esq. All thosc wishing copies
will OF course give him cali, es they are not to
be found elsewhere.
, 1860-04-21

fLonAL FESTIVAL FOR THE HoxE OF TIE
FaiESpLEss.-Wo learn that Floral Festival
will shortly be, given On grand scnle ut Metro.
poiitan Hall for the 1lome Of Tue Friendless, un-
der tue auspices Of the Chicago Gardeners So
cietv,
, 1860-04-21

FOR PIkk:S PEAk.-aN Nfars}l's
X CoLoRI0 DRIED NEAL VII keep reztec,ly
sound and It's cl favor In any cnlate-lut til
thin: for the to the nInes Ftr sale a lie CaoTic
Grain Dryer, :}.G North Water STREET.
arrticl34lw MARSH T. SYEES
, 1860-04-21

Coon PRoGREss.-We learn that in the great
building raising contract on Lake street, good
l'r'.srcss has been made, and without m acci.
dent or nlisadventure sincc the work com
mccced: A noble 1ag stone sidewalk has been
put down in front Of the Marine Bunk, and it
will, within week or two more, be extended
along the entire front.
, 1860-04-21

MILL FOR SALE.-The fine Wa
w ter MIL known ~ the Aqne.ue: MIL. In Ottawa
L.. county III. Ibis Mill has 1ua Of four and one
halt Burr Sones, With ,o!tfu cteaa:: Apparatus for
9ralu ard full set OF Merchant Roit and so euut.y
holt, with Corn and Buck hof together With COM
pete ratn. for kiln d..in$ Corn M-I s4o, derbie
Packing Machine. worked by ths mill The subscriber
for improved Real Estate II Eh.cRo GEO MANN,
prrrne:os F:r ter tern- Inquire nf GEO. IL. NORRIS,
Heal Estate oa3ee. No. il Lssal1e street ap1nIln
, 1860-04-21

A CHICAGO Man N 4 New OR1E4xs pp,zr
i1sa.-The "fancy" of New Orleans went out
to The Oaks on the sth inst, to sec " 1nlll' be-
twecs Donovan, caulker, lately from Chicago,
aud oDonnell, Of Algiers. They mauled each
other according to rule" through Sc rounds,
lasting I'D hour and half; Ut the end of which
time o'Donnelfs second threw up the sponge"
declaring his defeat, though lie still seemed
Inclined to 70 ahead. Both men were u,v1e used
u1, we learu, than any Two who have engaged
in ring fight for long tic,r
, 1860-04-21

~ whh ese corner Wells aad Jaak,on street,, suitable
jackson nrr*t+ Lots NAta. ave anil i.at.,onh y
ATTY = u o1let, of TALkE EK : CUTTING, kucm
"aCGIlup, e Clark street. nhaa h1As ~ ~ ,
, 1860-04-21

H q Il + E Mt OR LEASE.
STORES AND UtFlCkS
30 nsf stcfF sorA OF EiYer and Doc: stnets
ost o Dearborn STREET. Ba=tmeft II Dearborn 6tcrt
s Hoous m 0mses over s+ 3 aud - itarbo1a street
Stofs ana DHt!ifnS: ~ Wells Huct. Ba.emrnt - Nan.
ant sttevt a'!sd Er l!o~hpx Alley. Rooms In 81 I'M
N Eoofsu " Randolph street, Back1u!lhs Shop ~
HOUSES
horae r. and Lot. ~ W.ta.h arenur. Two Few three
2o4sEn Improvements. "@ -A'
, 1860-04-21

- Colds.-Few are aware Of the
Importance Of checking Cough or "cormon Coli' in it,
FIST stage; that which In the beginning would yitld to
u;ld remedy. II neglected, soon attacks the luns..
Browns bronchial Troehca containing cunlacent IN.
gTtt;en.s. a1ay Pulmonary Irritation. a;.1w.s-tu.n
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-12-03
Putrid sore Throat.


A sure Cure. When the disease first COM
mences, oratany stage, it can be easily cur
ed by carefully observing the following di-
reetions:
Gargle the throat with "Porter's Cure Of
Pain" as strong as possible, swallowing
about usual dose. Bathe the outside freely
with the medicine clear and repeat often.
1t is also necessary to keep the pores of the
skin open, by bathing the feet in warm wa
ter and all over if necessary.
The bowels should be kept open by some
gentle cathartic, and be careful that the pa
tient is not exposed to drafts of cold air.
This remedy faithfully used never fails.
Sold by Strong and Armstrong, and Drug
gists generally. nov9d1E&W4t-312.