davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1860-06-20
The weather tn Now orleans.

Come forward. then mythical parsonage, old
est inhab1tset, and true answer make to the
query, If in all thy recollection thou ever felt
such intense and continuous heat a. that to
which. for the last thirtJ-tix hours, this good
city has been subjected. Talk on Change.
who is next Of kin to the Oldest inhabitant, II
he is not that identical individual himself, au-
swer this question fully and deciiively IN the
affirmative. Old Phubus hns been in high
feather for several days past-the c1onds aud
winds having Ill gone asleep or retired from
business, and be has had every thing his own
way.
Our city has been converted into regular
furnace, and our people ars required to Sc le-
climate satamanders. The air ID have breathed,
could it b bottled up and saved for the winter,
would saEe vsst amount Of fael, as substis
tu.e for house warming. There is no use loot-
Ing at the Thermometer. Every mar feels dis
tinctly enough that If the mercury is not
somewhere in the vicinity Of 100 it ought to be-,
if it wishes to preserve its reputation for truth
and veracity. oh, for erer 80 small shower.
--De{ka 14h
, 1860-06-20
Judge Bateas Letter In support OF; Lin.
COlns

O~&~ ~-e@~0 A1%+%~-a AAA S0PEN4*0 VI 14A41@
coin.
ST. LOUIS. jana 1s-The Democrat Of to-
morrow will contain Judge Bates letter in sup
port Of The Chicago nominees. After disclaina,-
ing that he feels any plque or dissatisfaction in
not being nominated him.elf, he says it Is plain
that tho approaching contest must be between
the Democratic and Republican parties, and he
prefers the laster. The Democratic party. be
says, has merged its existence into The one idea
Of negro slavery. It is wholly sectional, and
has, in various instances, endangered the equal
itY Of the coordinate branches Of. Government.
attempted to degrade tne Judiciary BY striving
TO MAXI it the passive register Of party DEGREES
In most, If not all things, be considers the Re-
publican party the opposite Of the Democrats,
and therefore entitled to his support; aud this
would be sufficient reason for his supporting
any man whom the party mlgat pnt forT ard, i
he had not other good reasons for supporting
Lincoln. The Union party he considesa too
weak to elect any candidate nr establish aur
principle. He had known Lincoln for more
than twenty yeazs, and he (Lincoln} has carried
high reputation for, truth, candor, courage,
morals and amahility. That he has talents, and
will use them to the best advantage, il uuques-
tionablo. he is now In the full 1igor of man
hoed, and his honest pride has made himself
what he IL, the peer Of the 6rst men Of the pa-
tion. Ho will be able to sustain himself and sd-
rance his cause agairst any adversary, aud in
any field where mind aud knowledge are the
weapons used. In brief, he considers him
sound, safe, national man, who could not be acc.
tional il he tried for an his feelings aud inter
ests are identified with the great valley Of the
Mississippi, and that for the good Of the whole
country he hopes he may be elected. The let.
ter il very able, aud has given great satisfaction
to such Of bis Republican friends as hare seen
, 1860-06-20

NROCERIES.-5O Bbls. n. 4.
svrun. e hhds, 4osases, 1so bags Codse. ~ eax.
PIm md o. e. Soap, 100 botes Coocz2stsd A4s n 10"
est m1rkk4 ptf<a. NA LIIlLI & 80.
, 1860-06-20

BosroS, June l9.-The Bark Trinity hence
Nay Goth for Galveston, passed HiRhland Light
to day putting back, With loss Of spa1s DC. She
had been in contact With IN unknown vessel and
has the vessels crew on bosrd- When passing
The station she hove out q board with The fol-
lowing chslked on it.: White Cloud. NcKay.
The bs1k White Cloud, Capt. ky sailed from
New YORK Mar 25th for Cadiz.
, 1860-06-20

MONETARY.
Tr1spAx EyIxlza. june ~. Mao


Tr1spAx Ey1s.sa. June 10. laeo.
Eastern Exchange continues quiet and steady
at1 per cent. premium on the street, and II
per cent. ut The banks. Currency u in good
supply, with limited inquiry. -, ':'f-
Tho earnings Of the Chicago, Darlington 4
Quincy Railroad llns for the secondweek in
June, were: >.s,.,
r1e.eht. -. ,s,sesc.41 &etsoseo 1nc...st,note
lasscueers..... lEs9.ot s6ei.N pee..... l4't15
ro,a.. $ sss,;s.1a 1ne.....e =, y ~
EAas1sos OF the Galena mud Chicago Union
Railroad Company from the eth to ths 18th Of
June:
1850. 1850. -
F1!ght..- ,6l&.&t 4ih7ss.A 4s.9lAM Dee.
!a,senEs.s. 7,s5as3 7,s5as3 3sss3s 1ieaa:N Dee.
To.al. as32as.os &sks7.as D.e.
ST. Lor1s. ALTON l. CAlcAoo RAILROAD
The following is the weekly statement Of earn.
ings from sth to -lo June, 1850, being second
week: s...
Ta~eneer1. Freight. Malh. Total.
Amonnt- Amount. Amt, Amount.
f,tt.ent @ Tees ,si9lS O. 1t;Nt*e 1pNg tiI::s
month TO isth lust es4s76 ea7ss.M sls.N 4L.oosI
toHsspord!rx dx week In lss8.........*iku1ss
AoEtEE2tt de1n-. e &4.N4-
, 1860-06-20
From New York.

NEW YoRk, June 19.-Mayor Wood repudi.
ates the story that he has written a letter in
favor Of the nomination Of Douglas. He stands
now as at Charleston, but will support the nou-
inee, whoever be may be.
Two or three buildings in the lower part OF
the city were struck by lightning to.day, but
were only slightly damaged. a gf1was stunned
At the corner Of Wall and Nassau strsets
, 1860-06-20

oswHoo, 5nn4 ~.
1tor1-u re6sntsA: esGs fsr ours,pen 10 extr. -,
NAA1-N neal Rsrs2; ssl41 &spS ko.h - .AI.n. ..
sx; &c ba M ni~.sts. d III; Is s. G.nsa. II
dI4 = g s4A hu faaks 4 ~. oS - Gssn
u1z.t tss1.ea<s-s%sd1 ~ h9r7 Il "a whss1 ~
L.9!ssetn.iUeh h'1. segt oo tp yI.s. r. I'd q
CaxA1 Euoaxs-tao biz nouf 10 IN n, 49,. ~ -
10 com. 80. '' '-~S ~ "A'eeA' 4ASsA
, 1860-06-20

Senate roted nay, ten more than tM1o.thirds al
~, :. uouse soted ID the Affirmative on concurtinx
in lie conference ::>-rprt on the Hones.ead hilt.
men, there being = amere sectional ds'.Aen q
the su1,-~. aanfa.eRes o. the $e0, ,o0o,-
4 Committee on Il aspsto1s Hpn-
pl0 loan proposition consist. ~ ---seta-
ter, Fessenden. and Latham, and Repa.---
tives Morrill,, Howard OF Mich and Phelps: :.
Mr. Schwartz, a member from Penusylynnia,
is Dangerously i'll, NTH little or no prospect Of
his recovery.
, 1860-06-20

|: C1yc1SSA11 June l9.-The steam saw-mill of
Cameron, Story i Malone, in otow's township,
was destroyed by fire last night. Loss $25 ,o0o.
Insurance $4,QQQ,
, 1860-06-20

LOUISVILLE, june 1e.-Woodland Course-
Best three in dve. Stakes $4,000. J. n.
Sing!eton's Silver Heels, colt, di1tanced J. B.
Clay's Membrine Chief, colt. First heat, time
955f.
, 1860-06-20

The Cleveland and Pittsburgh Il. n.
CLErklAsp, June ~. N. Mccullough has
been appointed Receiver Of the Cleveland and
Pittsburgh r, Z. ..
, 1860-06-20

NEW YoRK, June l9.-The steamer De Soto,
with Ua7aua dates to the 18th, arrived to-day.
AdSices are unimportant
, 1860-06-20
MARIN E JOURNAL
POET OF CHICAGO.

.opYxyrr
. Ahh4s Eo-.-'...''..'.soa ~.
stur Gazelle Button. Milwaukee, e bundles paper u
pkks suotres, 20 pigs beer, 1u empty bbis cstd
Iron Mcntt zums Ryerson. Rls hauble, 10 N iuu~er
Prop Mendots CfoebT Honn II casea Eta:. 4i5 pkxs
uo1. ~ pAks ~ y. sq pkss naoisAes 70 plgs oil.
tnks Gn, ~ od1es san. naso g
sstp.!A ou pull = 2 p.eces Aae sons castlags 3e
,a tfon a. einks; IT. ;a..,o. cnu,u..
H.yP Eneien;.1 Yonne. Rnaaia. *ooe'
liz Em, Ire 3tats Is17sa nsy civ, 20 lumber -
Schf T Ma.tin Ta,Eet ueyfaud. 100 tens severaes
rrnRrS *ood. S@''7 ""4't ''' n'u'e1ou e"'aA'
sc,,, f:sro NcCa,tDey. Hun.1o tx TINS md,.
tchr Eien Eent Keii ia an,szno ~ a rords Woos
h1 yIsrte .sSnssrt. fIn;isnT * Is ssd Hyes ~uea
Shr .Sv Hans fn1cs pn1t Esnhs * - ,Vn; 1; ,.o ~
' .hiIys1es i'm prs G.h s' y" ~ 401A'e1' ~ III
a.hr t1stSc Isa1senfer ~ fsierp,,d n r., ,r,
schr Es.e1 Chron Hsy civ. iS il fe.t in,,, 70 an
~ is,h ' ' ''s '' A1'+'S'' es'to
sclr isre Sheridan D,r1a Oswr, * Inn, ,o, IN hhs.
aus1r hhde suear " 1o1 IN n tn~ .ts.eh ~ s,a
dnes. 110' '0s~'' "4<'u' ~" oot@ s'@'eh soo'
se .haGs. os''a'' Anu o*ss oo" ceoaf posts lS N
eh EE1ahnE9', ., rx,.,.u
SshI i Ha,ea 1.a ~ O 0@nes III. A -
schr Acha Gayn. South Hssso u conda ba-k IA ens.
wood.
Sehr E!be. KuSef. south Haven 81 cords wood.
snew Laufe! Foreman white Lake. = cords shnge bolts
cords Heod. IN lumber :.
5chs JOSEF thius Dresden, flnneghn, c1words ries Is
eo,da wood. 80
-
, 1860-06-20

BUFFALO, CLEVELAND AND
MIcAGo LIME.
k9G& 1860. .zisz= zs.E=c
es1pe.:s Fl. e. Is: s..ss e ~ I x, u,
hkS whieh wtl! ria rsn!1r. xt~.. it.> a:d s:> +
g. touching st int*naediate pos.< md :"1ninxa
D.9ILI' LAVE,
!suz!ays excepted, :ore sr9ssos as'n Ct + s..h. d
DAC0TAH, NAY rLOwEn:,
GRlES4: GklI;i,4, NGrTGSEi NGf.rr yir Wv
WENONA. ri.IM0ClH.
MISSOURI, MOHAWK.
Chicago, TONAWANDA,
CGYAH0GA, FREE STATE,
Running In eonnset.cn =: isu-a,o ~,,.. tho
New York Central Railroad.
afACtpINtv$ EyrEEss, rEnrLES line En-
FRAss. WESTERN xAPl:Eis. aat liza
Western Transportation Comply -
Line Of Canal H,ass on the E.e ,n.. A.so. .r,nx IN
connection ut Cleveland, with the
Ci*rstAaa, Fi1ssanrkh = E.i,eiins IL. II.
The Steamers Of this Lr f-r:.. ST. as4. .;t<s: 49,:
RECOMMENDATIONS lot pAAen r. ut tr s:pelt t. doH It
aMh thsse une,uale,' felr.. 'h L:e Is preca.et ;e
sarssaet To tT.a:port rnpesy f:c t'he.n rr* -
ss ii fasf ts ass r:i, y & Shf 81 a. Iss
port. heeltn1. PHILADELPHIA a,I i; rt n. Aud F.st}N
wask:s ror: washrs;on ss'5a :':' ~, ::ose :tss
FOR Rats OF Fressst nj i'aN's-. ar:irtu
RfCIlMONIa i EO.%
0t1cs No. Clark strect, Cpf. 50. TAcs. chicago,
J. J. TALMAr1F, Milwaukee,. WIS.
H. @. MCDOWELL. Special a gent. Cleveland, Chic.
ks'e. snHsSK F,sa:. fs.'t r. c'''F."a .' Pittsburgh
1oHS ~ ~ NnE5 Ax.a. SeE York Central Railroad. No.
~. 3. SFAELD1HE .}ir. y. y
Astor 1loast. Btos'ssT. ~ Yo:s. -A'''''' 49,
WEsTERS = TRANSFORMATIONS cnMr.< "F5 !cEs.
Nj & Aston si1i Ioa.e,s nes bro.4.~ay.; Ss~y7s.
JAMES Smith. No. . wsshlne.oan. E'.,ton. na.,.
j. WILDER, No.7s
s11ELpoy PEAsE,
MANAGING; AGEST
RAND TRAVERSE CAY,
~ CHICAGO AND EAST sHoEE LINE.
esEh Tho r'osssF -.xEsea.
3E@ IzkE0n4-,.x, ,a.S=ss ,&1:s-=::ss
CAPTAIN e. II. Bpysyt:,,
Will le1vs ch!clso ev.ry SATURDAY, a.ar 81, fer
Nosshposs and Tavt City, tuca'n Mnist. frank
fort tmon.h Of Be&.e rtyrro N.zh vntr, Carp Kyt,.
de-, weather lsetn!i:lng.
Returning. VII! leave Traverse City every TUESDAY,
MsP.M -
Forfrel2Lt CT p.:.ake Apply =, otaes 1t
HANNAH. LAY 4 CO..
,. cosIer Iumfwr a1l Marvel Ietts,
lslc4s3-ln NsH l!th ss7tst l'11ise. chicago.
NEW YORK AND WESTERN
IN ST47Ks LsxE.
sTEAm ON CANAL.
E-T. EVANS, Evans Ah'3 Canal, Buffalo, fYre;.elor.
WHITE NEAL. 1ls utead ssr<rt, New Yo.k, s2ectt
This Ipe Of cs<t ets .ear. Canal psoper. Ar, Roa.s
Pfoptiers. la,t,nx as Gen l:AL n'Ks. t:sA... VII
, 1860-06-20

Mark et.- :: :
1rzsnAr; Evrs1sa. Juns u.
Ths following tables ahow the receipts and shlpenis Of
Lumber, Lath shnaAa h.. during tbs p1zt week. and
tnce January l. compared With Last 5est:
oosrAnkrrYR sxcurn Or tpxstz, &C.
Week endtrE Week S!uca Sams tina
June Is, previous. ian l. :l8o2. :
, 1860-06-20

fPots OF Fright to and from
Inc Nesks
tro1 2 81 i nssh.a nsii. s'ss .ssa .h* eeae
Aaa Ens-rA,ts
7HEwsrkRs 1RASspoRra11oy co.
s::st ss:y ss;sts .: e.s ~ ds
suing seasoa bstveea - '"0 aa'"A lbs e1
Buffalo, Chicago, Milwaukee & Racine.
following Hss 'sf scsGw 6 srR1EkHEsse Gsg It, the
moHAWK, DACOTAH
FREE STATE. GALEvA.
ToSAWANDAs MENDOZA.
PLYmOCTH. CCxAIIof:s.
MAY FLOWER. CHICAGO.
NEPTUNE, wENONA.
MISSOURI, mr. VERNON,
Z i {; Si ;S +; {
2aossn shuye direct lie :"
CONCORD, Dr-yK,ur
OMAR PAs1EA, SAGINAW,
sr.*a brFFiIU sASbr sKY nd i:is H. Ha' IT,
AHAAES, EQUATOR,
hoPHtsATE$, ErLxeSE,
"AoNoTES. LQClyON,
ss'E Rt Eis FL ssa saa 8IES A'a
MARY STEWART, ILLINOIS.
t1ssa BUFFALO I'D dkEES bsY !Ssss s. u. Aa!'e'
coMEr, ROCKET.
Iea1tnf Y Dock s:a. Of c,ac,en.i rretr 4, oecx
y wLlsa 5usnlaS 4 eaaaeten viii ,hs raesaa.a
$50 Boats Of the Largest Class.
tE:st .5a s, & i. hh MI ~ YoK t!1 Xs
WRIEsTEkx. RISIEISx., srArLntxG.S, "a f*orl.E, LINE
IL. aas sts, M I'd
" VIZ 1ifs It lsir svr L. s sa
The ttfsfesls Express,
{o*ssd ~ epe:stsa b r. viii ,s rau ove=
with tho various Kalsus4s md sha ,e Lines II Pr-
fos snsa fres.t u RAY seau:ss speedy tAst Ian
The Cabin aad stsssaze aesomuos.,trs ,hs+e s,e.n
S 1ave @ eeep oe up expressly With vi.w 10 TIE cona:
coo.s + f5 e. ST.! y! rs;.s; y sss.:
4 st5< e satG naats S5; sp x*
"a Et:nix.:: 4ay:. 10, ss~' y.rt.
HoSafd Tsa:,'on. Assa: Sslae.
HeAH CO. .EH.. nue!sr & tu.. =. L.. rft
Al1 i Morris. S"se2aa* H. T. snuth " Tai.,.
]. H. Steal. .Sandn.ky. A. Notk;n.
J. L. Hurt i Co.. :. Detroit Johnsn < h,.I.;..l
HuHburt, Kirkland To-. at1nstn.ro.
ss.ss5as !sas :s1 a. xtssss xs:
~: llan,. Nuv7u:,s. n. ii. WI Il: NJ.
H.. aAnaakrs Wa.:.ran.
Hathaway 4 Fem. Richmond Co.. lCiask.ef,
9seeo tsAs.i Cl.e-A.1.
J. ". FUTILE. Agent,
FOOT OF STATE ST., CHICAGO.
, 1860-06-20
G TAFFORD & SMEDLEY
~ AUcT1oSEERs, 11BBEEs,

C0.N.6x86{0.S" s4EA ACHE.R.T8.
South Water Street.
1.-Two doors West Of Caatk.)
FOR SALE on CONs1dNELNT:-f11yh ha4ke,s He'd
Gek and tther fAvorts brands ChaEpakn: 70 baIreIs
Dublin Pnstkr and Ale, 1npnts: 10 bxa Fu1 ToLaeco
400 ks1lo1s hale Oh ~ hha Turreoune 10 bb!e Lad
--.< ialestkEl; y bdFre BsktnS powuefa{ ao3 Eli
4o.- sss-- 1AEEssssl; Y ffFa Hes,snk % boxea
t:hts Tea; ~ ~ oEHa 1teot NSttS Lead; ~
Ions Snow white ZINC; I'D ooA. - - ::
Gnsss % keks Sup. Cafb. soda, - sktt
Also-A very supesior Piane Fnrte. son x0fonn .:
CgnAc Brandt In bond Tbs ADORE eooca ue ID su;hor
xe 70 oheT It fztea much lea than ihe the uarke md
jsls,aasl1 sT1fFoKp i sAEplEY.
, 1860-06-20

1860 . summer A1rMn9Anasuts 1880
HNaa,-Sew York e1d Bostuu Exp7ses, ,.daIy e1e<pt
snad&y--vtA tls o6 fnh-
e.oe 2n.-NlRht ErpEms-dAll7 sxespt 5ssusdsy-Va an
CopnsctnR st TO md Dstro With tA.us 70 - poots
ntafoF Ia Ohio, Psnxsy, 1AnA. 1sv fask, and the Ns
Euxfantf stairs nod C.nxdas.
trans.
TWWoodtu1,s p4tant Sleeping Cazs accompany ii
hint traiua al this 1p1ra 10 y. Y. md boston.
i1skete csn br h2d II IL scet eesa In IL Wta &nd
Il the eoupaays ef'e~. "a DsA'oosa sss Ind 4 tAs
depot.
Chicago u aQp an. G1d 9o0 pm.
GE... u. GRAY, Gent Wsasau AEsaa.
I,1t71 n n i L.. th66h1y
, 1860-06-20

GroesF aud C0mmfx.1ou mercbant.
pEALL4 TT
HAABURGa AND ". R. gHEEsE
L~rd, Hamss U&ifsash, Ardsa Fruits, xr.
No. ~ stat&'st, between LAks and Wsterst.
..-. CHICAGO. III.
Special atenon given the pu.rhass md sale Of Pm.
cuee AID General Mer:h1ndise on Commisson Ghd.1. ~
and CocafEpnatltx eo{ct.ed +1-sY -, S.Se1s
, 1860-06-20

EhsAlsitt4- =
~ Fan. A.~Ars A. Low 4zD rss u qr,cxn
ASK FOR TicKKTs II PITrsBuRaH.
Thu e-Rpleton Of the WsAen eoansetlons of The Fem
isi:s: ERcr i:s IiSE s TIE EAST AND 1an
Ts {; 1 y y H,ea Bas = m:
b. s.ipye.. + Fele. .na d T1a1einnx Pod,ies.s
as' X se% kA:fsss Company
I'll Il r;is: MsS1lt; Ge a*tS W.vss Joasee Agy
P.afzruouth D.: paddock i Go Jent,soayi1;s faSs: H.
T.E'nwn -. cInssnaa.: Athern i Hilbert csnetnaa.
Tan a.! Il. t;,,s. i II: ssa sh.ls. o!as $
Aepi: % rsna.e % e. Gsaso1 soi T. kaoss: aaa.
Atfn H. hr T. Fright Asents Of Raitscsa II d6&sma
The Greatest Facilities offered for m
por1ation or LIVE STOCK.
Aad 9o.'d aeeonsnca1'an+ s!th r*uA pv1iax. TT psY
''s'''''*'nz ;" s'' FRE1c1rrn.
aa1 ss.sd*ps s. e r.;
ken,usk y. lnasaA Arnoh Wisooada laws, o. Niasg1s
l*as.ysaa'a 1s.,c.d also eoans>s. 1t Pittsburgh
With s'eamtfN by ~hleh Goods CAL ID forwarded 70 my
rt.nd. 'sin'. Mississippi, Wisconsin, XL.ou1 Rs.seA
fhs-, ~i:s hssxu.ess to IL Ports o. ths hoytAvass1
liz, A., .,,, -. ,.,..,..,.-,,. .-.-.....
.he.. 70 tas Company can Fsy with eoaasnes On
X !s|<s % = Fiexh. to aud from 80, point IN til. Va.
,a:r, hses sy ohes 4. L. ;'on,ksnes.
E,J: s$EEi,EK, Ph!i.ac!phla. s' - 1.a1' - ~
LEEcn 60. Su.2 A4toE ueuss. VI NJ. l >. Wa. H.
, 1860-06-20

Palmer Chicsxo POTOMAC. GeShad 10 .shss sreep.
.sak Huntington, do Csar.d-Prnie!ers Queen q the
LateA BsxEa Chfczxo Cuy ahoka Weleh d.; terfs CIR
e1xsia1, Du.enbury, do. -
OswEG1. June H. At1iyed = Sel.r, l. :. Ls.iau
Mcdonald, Chlcato; SyEAcu.e- AlthArd.cn, do.
, 1860-06-20
01TTSBURGH, FORT WAYNE

~AA AH oOAhS1A3 O1AA " - L N ii
L AM GHiCAGO RAILROAD.
Ndw pac4t and fturn Chicago 10 PletbxursA
Without ch ~, foneeettnk nth the great
PENNSYLVANIA NkkTR4I, HAlIKOA4k
Ta .scw Ioft Philadelphia. Baltimore a1 WssAta8taa
0J. and Interior townA Vt psansyy1ai New 1ss
esy. Ssw i"tk. Maf5hn3. &c.
Merchants. by taking this roue, will have h& heaA8&
III the E:.>tesu market 1T no aGdi.!onAleoM.
Eaxxstn sh&cke1: through.
r:.ns tase tie ep"t. c.raerof Canal and YAa Barren
sfr'-t%. Wtst side, - fnoxa:
GNA.M -Na-nins ExprrsA daily t7rndAys excsp<sJ :,
tear~E It Erestl!ne With Cleveland and Like shore
Hr-1un md all Inferior towua New EaRhnd. III NeH
Tor: C.a:rAland Hsw Yask md EE1s Raitfoads.
Also. A,nah to CoInEnaua, zzHez.ss- Newark, Mount
V-tna. teuasnv1e, Wheeling. ADD 0h1s
and SlrxntH-
The Hoovs talu, sonnet II Forest v1th tans Md
River a4to Springfield C1eAns Dayton and C!octpnah.
Aao WthtrNins 1t LtmA 1aytrn and CInetnnst. uect
PARE AZ LOW A. Any OTHER ROUTE
paenxess bound kast will Ind this route bQA pleasant
and akrv~ahs. raxetnx throskh auY Of le hfEsk s14
fn.st rsftez IN The United Staze4
F4-euXers arriving u Chicago aEy Of ha rc2d8 win
frt at!*e cherk ascuta 1T tie ae1 tecys eheck1
an convey takknxe ts Of charks ths pttsbusk I'D
X ~ II III me prigeipal TleKef Omees IN H.
Fed and 1t the Ctm!anTs tlee corner ct Rando ad
Dtas' -sra-st nrpcFte the Rsvere House. sh4
ri wtlt s}Gs. cohtr Of Canal md Van Burzn traseA
Qhh:.ko. -%A
s.fsasr'.f'o .'t sss y ri; fs+sifs Il
Jas: =: Mussof, Fs.lxht Axant, CkieatA
, 1860-06-20
1.UE PENNSYLVANIA CkN
i. TRIAL RAJ, ROAD.
MI NILES DOrBLE TRACE.

T4a es2aeiy ef tats Koaa Is now squAl 10 aay h tas
coaa:Ey.
Thxso Through Passenger Trims
Between P:tkahusEA and PAiIade.phlA,
.o1reet'nx eet II tho unirn Depot Pittsburgh win
through f1an4 fr1 Ill ass.sa Clttrs Phts1aanhi%
SsT S"s. ho.;9n kaaese ana W..a sStSa Guy. thas
nrJ~.-e for .1ttd and connfpEt By my Other route
Expses4 and fs.t Lima. run through 70 Phiadslphs,
withun: change u Cazs or toniucsoEs.
smoking cas IRE attached u s.eh tra.7; Woodruff
Sleeping Tar. 70 kxPrsAs and T3sf Ts4na Tho kIprsae
sy a 'as s"nsIt d.,. for Ny fost Express ia
R.sn. ,ksses eaae, I~'sst control oftas lasas,
tx nsIy Trains between Philadelphia md New York.
T.n Daily Trans ee:~rrp New York md Bo.ion
lans.
E. Tetet::o Boston good va Norwich, K.n Rtvsr
q siernson Ln.s lcssn rs.senzeFs tsaostsA tes VI
charge Though Saw iuyk.
T.4,:s ee ahtaEsd n any afths important RaIttsAd
cr. n The " It xAo, hoa:1 any Of The rEuA{ Lima
nf ths Ms,slMlppt or Ohio Hwess md 1t ths
t,f'-1 tr Company In Hskon New York BAlstaors o.
FhssAlelttt4.
, 1860-06-20

Prop Aonte.uma, Ryersen, Big baehle: -; =
Prop AdEAc, Sloan, BeGa.o, 1aool buihts wheat go
b.gs wheat, 80 bts hour 10 tons Iron saies bug.
stm, Comet Morxau Grand Haven. Is nh. whisky "a ag.
raE ey. la tons mdse. WAGON j. horees 9o1en
sel'r Ellen Kent. Reed. Painter Pier.
efhr Liberty, Cu. xek, Holland.
seir Ia j. tane, 1pxlea. Port sauble tons n,dse,
SchT Ithaca, Folsom Sand Lay.
schf FhheFt Ilaton, halamaxoo.
Schr q Harrison, Lee. Aantstes.
Eel4r TsaYeat johnson rau f}lo.
, 1860-06-20
Transportation.
THE WESTERN TRANSPOR-
rlT1oN COMPANY,
And Western Express Co.
aik 1860. A6TA

40 shippers OF Fright to and from
Tho Ness.
Aasasaet ~ best kl1.litiea e;e. ,,p,., ,st
oA " u efehantA ahl2psts, T,zye!srs
and In: :t.,ts
, 1860-06-20
~BY-TELEGRAPH.
THE BALTIMORE CONVENTION.
Clese Of First Days Fight.
Second Days Proceedings
NOTHING DONE KRT.


Our dispatches from the Baltimore Conven-
tion Oh Monday evening did not reach the close
Of that days proceedings. The following r.
fan& gives the position of affairs at the hour Of
adjournment We omit the lengthy debate
through which the result WAS reached.
. Tho questions before the Convention when
the adjournment VAS had, iAst evening, stood
a. follows:.~
!. Mr. Howard Of Tennessee made an original
Inotion directing the earReant-at arms to admit
to the Convention all delegates accredited to
the Charleston Convention Mr., Church Of
New York moved to amend by referring al,
claius for admission to the Convention to the
Committee on Credentials, and to request thrm
to report ds soon tas' practicable the namta of
the persons entitled to admission, With the nro !.
yiso that a1l delegates accepting scata ia the
Convention are bound in hoaor aud in good faitl,
10 atids By the action Of the Conyention and
support It's nominee. Mr.. Gilmore OF PeunsTi.
yania- moved to amend the amendment by r.
solving that tie delegations from Arknnsas
Mississippi, Florida and Texas be- at once at
tnitt=d to the Convention, and that the contested
seats Of other'seceding States be referred tn n
Committee on Credentinls, to be selected hr
each State" The previous question ia called m
the last amendment. aud the call has bs en-
seconded. The motion at the meeting Of the
Convention tomorrow will be, Shall The pre.
vious question DO now put? ,,,:,
, 1860-06-20
LExt:H 4 ts)., No. = atata street. Boston,
u. II. HOUSTON. Gsni FEel hi Axt HhItadApAI
I. l. HnC 1T. !ien7 Ticket ARr Philadelphia.


TiL0s. a: s>GN1rr. 0xs., suPt Altoona. - ta7-sot7
BUFFALO d LAKE HURON
i RAILWAY. sheste.t aa1 bess souts to gudalo ~
Oher EaAtrTn c.t!rs.
Train ae.vnx Ch!saxo at soo pm. Detroit 1t Hso;
ton as +31; Gun. .eetnx w:a n. X. cxnuA i Buaa.o i
'a!n: Ectng Eaat. Ticket, VI. th!e rad can
l~ n!tatred At the CpoH psp1k. r.. CARTER,
fsl4b0ly a&n1 Manager
, 1860-06-20

WOODEN WARE.-2Oo dozen
~ Zinc KAsh Roa.d1 100 doz. 4 sad Hi, P.N, es
dSf ss..s spa Lon Bound Cedar Pal % doz. Tbs md
~. LITTLE CO. 12s South Watr 1ret
GlTY SCR1P.-We ; buy City
Bcrr. and 1dv1se ho,dcrs consplt bstort aelnr
elsewhe1e. 1REEfEBAuA HH0THERH .
gndeE Murine Bank, cor Lasa;e md Lakt-l&,
, 1860-06-20

100 Pockets 0. G. JAVA COZ
F7RSoIs, f11ku nAnKrr,
RntPhW Wnts~
, 1860-06-20

~ Qr1NcT RAILROAD
Passenger Ita!ns ltaEo ADD Arrive Eaieafo foowA.
Day Eart:s Leaves 1o SUNDAYS excepted arrives
$40 PA. Srata5s rreepe1. Slkht E1pres sAves AiA
PM. saur:ays a1rspttd 4rRvet Ito sn1, MoaAays ~
ce2'et.. Ne1d1t Accommodation suuiays
u1tepts-;: AIz.yes Wis Sundays excepted.
g. C. HAMMOND, 0xnez1l 3aps.
Ch:e1so. Anyll nh 1890
, 1860-06-20
commission @erehants.
A LIEN HoWEs,
c0NAfS STOV MERCHANT
13s, South Water Street,

REDfURD, NEREDITH x ca
- Com1i,ston Merchants Ma ~ xa,.h ~. =
"a = as1 exssussv. asaon 70 sss puea1 ss1
iheg, sd1sos asa md ~ finds II Pzodnos stocG AZ
Ss siea Con- IT, Ma! RsfH to L l. Tinfsam W ~ ~
Gaaeako. Eae Ae4lptn Co. C1ad dnnat Ai,iieo.s
, 1860-06-20

CAMPAIGN FLAGS AND. BAN
~ NERS. American Tusl&ns, - L,neola and Hamtta~
4ae colors OF Ill descriptions hand or rsde to nr
der. by PUR1SGroA Il SCRANTON, IT south water
street. my8 eli I'm
JATOOL TWINES AND BUR
w LAPS-A larxe assost1 ent Of Wool SAekng BIZ.
aps a1a Vel 90 esnd a9d e. ssae low
my18 ct4s I'm
TWINES-1wines and Cordage.
l. larxe Assezs1neat OF Wool W,app!ng. San, Banx,
and tother fwinea for sale cheap bF PuK1N9TON 4
3CRANT0H. III South Water Il. myx2 c&&3 I'm
100 Hhds: n. Q. SUGARS, Com
AOO mon t. Cholee, In stors and Tor sale ~ '.i:
FAR6oNh, PlTKlN hANkEY.-
IL South H4tafstJe44,
, 1860-06-20

J. ". FUTILE. Agent,
FOOT OF STATE ST.. CHICAGO.
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1860-05-16
UGLY MEN.

In the eastern part of Ohio there re-
sides q man named Brown, now Justice
of the Peace, and a very sensible man,
by common consent, the ugliest individual
in the west, being long, gaunt, sallow,
and awry, with gait like kangaroo.
One day he was hunting, and on one of
the mountain roads he met man on foot
and alone, who was longer, gauntcr, by
all odds than himself. He could give the
Squire fifty and beat him. Without
saying word, Brown raised his gun, and
deliberately levelled it at the stranger
.For Gods sake, don't shoot shouted the
man, in alarm. Stranger replied Brown,
1 swore ten years ago that if everI met
a man uglier than I was, I'd shoot him,
and you are the first one I've SEEM The
stranger after taking careful sarvey of
his rival, replied :-'Well, captain, if l
box any worse than you do, shoot. /
don't want to live any longerp