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, 1860-06-12
IMPORTANT BANK DECISION.
Individual Liability Of PrcA1dents and
cashiers ssf Ranks far False Pub
li8hed Statement II Of heir C0nditlou

In the Supreme Court Of New York, st Alba-
ny. before Justices Wright. Hogeboom aud
Gould. the csso Of Morse rs. Mason Fritz WAS
brtughs up.
This xas an action brought By the plaintiff, re.
.id'ng: at Ta'ersil1e, Connecticut, against the
President sud Cashier Of the Mohawk Bank OF
Schenectady. Individually.
The plaintiff alleged that, on the 10Th of June,
1s5s, the dcfeI d ants, as President and Cashier,
made ana published q verified statement IRE
quired by law 10 be done by the country banks
quarterly Of the alleged condition Of the bank,
stating.as part Of the former, " Due from 9th
er hanks, $l29 3S9.29."
The plaintiff further alleged that this was
false item, and known to the defendants to bs
talsr; that instead Of there being duefrom other
banka $I.e ,3s9 o.. there WAS, in fact only s. 900
ed to the bank ~ due FROM the Mohawk bauk.
Tue plaintiff claimed TIM: this atatetnent WAS
made to deceive, aud WAS calculated to tnlsIead
all VI ho saw it. aad who might become purcba-
sers Of the stock. That, had the statement been
true, tue stock Of the bank would have been
worth par, but, becg false, It was. in fact, worth
about thirty .nts on the dollar that. being de.
| eelved by the statement, the plaintiff purchased
| some of The bank stock tron third person. and
| claimed Judgment against the defendants indi-
yidualiy, by reason Of the false report, for the
| difference between tie PSF vAlue Of the stock
1 ~@3N~ *@~
| dollar.
| To the complaint The defendants demur.el on
two grounds; first, that the complaint stated nc
legal ground of action, and, secondly, thai, if i
did, tbe bank was a necessary party as offend
ant. On the argument Of the demurrer, Judge
| Roeskrans su stained the demurrer, on the
ground. mainly. thai the defendants. being
ehs.geab1e with an official duty BY statute. wer'
not liable for u breach OF that duty 1t the suit o
y third person who had sustained IN injury
and that the duty Of the defendants, as officer
OF tue baut, WIS to publish the statement TO
tue information Of the Banking Department
only
Tho General Term, where, IN December last, th
appeal was argued before JndRes Wright, Aose
boom and Gould. ..by John D. Sherwood, Of Se'
York. and ex.Jvd9e Wright, Of Sehenectad,
for plaintiff; and William 4. Beach, Of TroJ
and ex, Judge Mitchell, Of Schenectady, 1or ds
fepddut*.
! Tho General Term has just decided the appes
! reversing the judgment for defendants: ~
oyer1pling tho demurrer, thus holding the d
G.ndants fable IL lh- action.-heso York fran
| fyf0f
, 1860-06-12

We are glad 10 chronicle an extraordinary
state Of activity throughout our community in
preparation for the Great Benefit Night for the
poor sufferers by the tornado. at The Wig.am
on Wednesday evening.
Our musical talent have come forward With an
unaninify and prcnpsness that does them a.
much credit fer head and heart qualities as Nc
.re confident tie concert itself will do for their
merit as artists. Altogether the occasion bid.
fair to be one Of which Chicago may be horeat
II proud. l: will, from present appearances.
be tue largest audience that ever listened to 4
concert under the same roof in this country.
The zeal and activity with which our citizens
haye gone into the matter Of filling up this
monster auditnc ce 1ocu, the induutry the be
nevoleut hearted ladies' hare displayed in sell
ing tickets, the hearty co operation the clergy
men OF the city, {rith hut one exception have
manifested il this means OF swelling the fund
for the relief Of the sufferers, will ali hare their
reward, ne arc confident, in large and liberal
donation realized from this source.
The exception which We have to notice is
that Of Rer. Ar. Patton, Of the First Coogrega-
ti0n4list Church, who, in NO very measured
terms. pronounced the election of Wednesday
eEenlng, for this concert, as "an Insrlt 10 the
religious public" and calling for their rchuke,
which he (Rev. Mr. P.) hoped his congregation
would administer By theis absence from the
concert.
Readers Of our last issue fouad tbs reasons
presented in advance to our clergymsn, why
, 1860-06-12

The Lard Of All, for His own wise and me1-
cllul purposes oil Sunday, tho 81, sent =
tornado across the Sta.o Of Iown, which in its
course killed $50 persons and gri1vously
wounded as many more. 1t was fearful
calaa ity. Tho people Of Chicago, among other
.neaus for tie relief Of i::o,hera who are
wandering around amoug The ruins Tor
,hei; lula cnss whom they will see no
more--of children ii tonder years TlIo are
1nade orphnn1-of tl,e industrious pocr
who l.aye lost their alI, and a'e as
uaksi rs when hoin into The world-of the
wouaded who nre g.oaning with pain-of the
d7ing who ars without Ito comurts Ct the
sick-',cd-of all VITO have suffered in body or
estate--ot large population reduced in
moment from conl tim d comfort TO the
extreme Of poverty aud suf1eripg-for tie re-
lief. Of these, the people Of Chicago propose to
huve Monster Concert at tho Wigwam, o.
Wednesday ercsieg next. The prep ,s;tion is
:rca'o7shle-a ftiin. finale tn tie Effort that
will scua ten thousand dollars to Tue po'r nh-
f,rEunates. But Rov. Mr. Patton, Of the West
Side Congregational Church, raises IN o!jec-
tiou, ard scolds ~ noEo but 4 Clergyman CALI
because tits good wofk-this piece Of Chris-
1ian ctarity-.his effort to collect quar.ers end
halees fram 1llokc who are unable or unwilling
10 give more-xas appointed for the esenius
On which, his regut1r Prayer Meeting 1ales
plaost
Wa have no OCCASION for comment Tho
fact tint we s:ate is sufficient; hut VIC will
express our regret that, in this Christian city
Of Chicago, minister Of the Gospel which
declares I hat "pure religion and u"d: :Ftfd b.
3oys Col nn.l tie Fltaer, is This, 10 rist the
fa.4tr!ess ind .fdo'rs in their oictiou," should,
~ the int toductory remarks toa CA"rifD Scr.
~.on, have i1dulged i'll lanSuagc like that which
Mr. Pa.tor saw fit to use from his pulpit On
Sunday last 1t is mon=1rous; but We have
1hs satisfaction tu kcew that he wounded mons
10 deeply rs 1hos, whose generous coptri1t'
z}pns 1Aise hul ab vo the ~ant which 1he sui
far1s Ly the tornasdp have been made to lee'
II ia fur then !, not for us, 10 resent the lns'4
Hhicl, .,e Ct 4tu;tously oG.rcd to their idea q
Uhri.5nnu,, and 10 the good name Of tho de-
uom3At;oo to which he bslongs-
Le> Rev. Mr.. Patton prey, aud let ell oli'er'
20 to The r. .>icf Concert aud We will EOS whit
will do Il " puuded and dying the quickes
aud ztc2 los: L p0d
, 1860-06-12
Drcss Tribu}tE
CAMPAIGN
PRESS AND TRIBUNE
g. foN 1ux
treat Presidential Campaien

Republicans, you have uew selected yocr
candidates for the Campaign OF 1860. ABnA-
BAN LINCOLN Of Illinois leads tho column Of
the Friends of Freedom. During tl,e
period that is brfore US tho l'nsss AND TIL
euSE will lahos incessansly ior lis election
From Cur standpoint in bis owu State, We
shall be ablo to present facts and incidents
which, it is believed, will DO Of essential SER
rics in Tie great con:es! all over tic United
States.
Tie Campaign PEEss AND TRtBDSE will
giso full and complete current history Of tie
Presidential Canvass, ~including reports Of
speeches, debntoa md mass meetingz It will
also contaiu thu general nowa Of tho day, tele-
graphic dispatches copieus correspondence.
market reports, agricultural and ether useful
matter. Nothing will he omitted TO render it
T. welcome a:iaet, aud an eficion champion Of
f}A Rnp,thffner e1uun
, 1860-06-12

.~;.s.d :. nsa, aoa convar;.nt
AA'e 80 A., y.-,,..,
iorn !or u4a'''a1, On 1'ne prpo'' tAe
kKrg'ALicAN pLA7fonN, which We onef lof sA!e !
.. I'll o-r+~ ner hnrdred It ia an excellent |
.,,,, H.. ,o,n,s |
ooeamen' 70 e1Fcu'ese As'."oe VIZ reop'e'
rr.,.,.r.ud cr.tcr..&.Enlfr1,tened
atcEard Tor PuF'ty.''
..u..;a., .t,t.-n.nt In, lrrn mt in r;r-
. .lne ''4lo"ia6 "l4~e'S A7 o
f,,ra, ion re!Aiire to the D1nttoohfS "app'eo "
= the most prominent publishers in tho
1on?.S Tr?..s& tales;
on'I"a m If uarucr & Brother. is a,nnst
1.-THE tit of mir In tie United States which
me only uas Webster as the standard Of orlh: g.
has ndrpttd ,n1etons. Tntuam. md Scr.1ptr.
raphy. the \, ;ttlc K j,rowp. Tickpor l. Firlds,
81 New or1; :, snd' all The other Leading
nnhs;sh:np 9 q hous<s ii bos'eE; md Butler and
j. b. Iiuoincott i t o., o! lnna1e'pn.s, GU ;ne
contrary with ea's s.e. eally ssehsw %rIs,si,
ead .. 81. IT, ass saauSxa ,au wore> % :sssr."
~ s~,,oa.;nr co,nuun1 casioBs from many Of
:, .s'd .ho--.,n \ sufficient reply 10
sne houses nA.ne1 a. ..:.. =, Of a char.cts.
,v,t, =, any oaters the truth Of (WHICH Is mol ~
I'll sust .ioed BY facts: .s,ts,e.
"1u apswer,o your inquiry wbethef, :,e s'a,ei md
ment' II at We ssp"c'a1's esehem "eos's in
or.hog Apply. !. trae' xe reply tAa. q m e"t. r,!s
soifAotd Jo4&addftoa- Oar pracnee IN 20 "1ce
1his m, tier TO tie authors Of our looks. 70
h.Tr o} ,.erved thst with literary men generall5s
speius. is entirely & matter Of habit, rery iew
of .het9 CONFIRMING nt:,c!ly to the authority Of
snr tt;cronar;; whil', in this country. At least,
the authors oi edUcatinna tf r oooks. no o.ae f
works. n feterenee m "oea s rsry .c.,.
'orthoXrhpp1 - c:rsf,iiv foI,o,r Webster
.esaa19 !eeokn1s 81" eA II hrp,,rroS Co.
t1I$
s Gsoscx 3 FrIsAx.
v,e ,askl
.,,.~ebster's e. stem Of 0rtooGrapAr u un n.aa"
..i,r st.; 'dArd in our stdce. eau "asn It ~ c,r nu
, 1860-06-12

CLINTON. lows, June 1th 1861
IEe Committee to receive donations for the
auterers lave forwarded to the Treasurer Il
lie Distributing Committee at Albany, Ill.,,
$3.50 in. cash. together with the following
articles:
Two barrels pork. ore table, chairs, iook-
ang g:A bs+s, two inralid cots, four matt1esse7,
right pillows, one trunk Of clothing. one trunk
tad'ss' stlothinK, four quilts, one bundle cloth
Ing aod caps, one box clothing.
The chairman Of the Committee has aTso de-
IiFered to the Treasurer of the distributing
Committee in Albany, III, $40. berg portion
If the i'tcney reos,red by tbs Mayor Of Cir.
Ion. fr'tm Huntington Bros. yogel, for thc
relief Of the sufferers. NIB. BAKER,
Chairman Of Com, on Uonutions,
, 1860-06-12

NorlcR.-Ahout the drat day Of March last I
gave S. G. Chillis letter Of Recommendation,
he having been in my employ some months.
Subsequent events hare transpired together
with tia use made of this letter to obtain mon-
ey,which comoela INC to warn al persons from
transacting business with him on ny account,
OF based upon my recommendation:
fell Ct E q. LANSING. Rockford, Illinois.
, 1860-06-12

no 1fs..,.4AKE sTR1IT......No. 1ls
A.. INV furn!ahiue thu Repub kan vida AWatt Clubs
Wth ths!r CnorqA On ahpIt no{aca and II E,dnK eof
rstxine ef lIeht. Wafer t!oot tsp and CApe Of th$
stTIe sorottd 1t Tia East Also, he Tasca LAMP EtfdY
for u2e. v....- e..... s...h
tsntion, I'd b pEope1r shipped without dAaAy.
M3& e&s61m
, 1860-06-12

T'he1 IS III re-. non 10 doubt that Gar!ealdI
l.as aa t.red pa}ertn7 and That the whole of
sicily ii. cl,re this, j1t blazs Of sucee ssfol
inau, recti,n. TIE latest despatch printed HERO
witt, dated Naples, May seth, 4. Il, seems
to bs IL concession Oil the part Of the Neapo''
;au government that its Tears and the hor:s
Of every Eu:opaiu patriot have ut l:st been
realized. Now for the main la1rd-tho st'a'ta
Of Neasiua atc Only ons to four miles wide!
, 1860-06-12
Tho Great Calamity.
TEE CHICAGO RELIEF FUND,

Gil S1oS Iowa Jiut 8 l6co.
Tditnrs Press Ard T:!bucc: :,
GESr1ruEx hare just received irom Wn,
Il. brown. Esq, Chairman Of Collecting Com.
mlttee Of ycEr ely. seventeen hundred and ten
do'|ars for the relief Of the sufferers hy tue late
tornado. It shall be faithfully distributed in
accordance With the wishes ofthe geaerou. do
nora.
have also received tonight orders, Is good
~ cash, from the following gentlemen aud Gr,ns.
Howea Dro,lers. s5o, 20
Eoas1es ~ aiEar: :.-.-....-............-. 5000
naIIeI. hing 20. Observation-Disclosures. $500
H. u Ounn d Co.. o-.--.......-.--.-.-..-. 500
!. Truly: Yours, NIB. BAKER,
Chairman Of Committee On Donati ,us.
, 1860-06-12
DAESONS ON CONTRACTS.
NEW EDITION.
LITTLE, BROWN e. ET>,
81 Klby Street, Hostnn.
HArs just Publ4hed
THE FOURTH EDITION OF
The Law Of Contracts.
Ey T11eru1lr. PApAoxs IL D, rane rrufessor Of Law
Ia AA4vast Cn!vtraly.

The publase.s oder tie e: Of this work to tss
profession tyefy no,ssy 1t the favor with which
three ia1ks previous ect!ons Already been rsssd.
The third sdton eoLt&eed t~o etzpte1s tss Eo Ii
tast e.apts1s and many new setIs q, md nav
pArasI sesy aptts md more thAa tw, thou.
and new eaaas cited. 1La Indexes Of both vounts
have le.n en1xel a put together ore Index n tie
ense Of tie second volume IT. the belief that this w,u!d
facilitate ;te Use o. tkt book. Fur sa.r reason. the
easks ete in eihr beth vo1uea lava b IN
una III and The 6rat The wLole we1k
hAs in TACT with: no Alma has been spared
tol1sure full Aad acr1ae pEtsn ueaE & tbs Inv ~
this monen In ali tnzs which elae to tie fouaeacn.
The construction the execution Of tazttae and u
oE,el 10 tia pzo.< ssos as subG aniaiy, vo,k.
Ke refarl ~ al'oeete: IL best tt su:
th teen written, aad In many tps tho tes<
Legal ttea ..u og hAve Anr knor1eaxt.
Adve1t.er.
"1s T. h.ysn4 d,ut' DE tes: American treatlss On
md txlena.1 tale.~-la~ htpo.te..
ave fex.rl this vq,k. tsktn whole Gear n s'a'e'
mens, I'll In cit ion no u:1e IN de& conacns1a ala
e thes tic carefully sonsnrfsd AID hst F-p.sd e.
ttot Il the c!olthensst aw of coosncs4 thai hAl
evtr been preseukd IN he tnxlaa L. Guaks--Amus-
lcaa Law HtkLttE.
eve cn3e eeatig predict tha wlt! he lang so?Ar
seIe Ill uron thst sutct now IN u-e. II 4
e.ten4ive anu more mptts han any tef 3lthtu
our Ano @eote Lhsrs + ,eneel{ ny rps .:h!a tas
lett Of upe contracts whicn nat here very M u snt
tos1ectIy Il. .&ed. Judge keddel'. te1.e3 o 3tect
, 1860-06-12

4 FALL IN pRovIsl3Ss.-.A sudden fall in -four
and feed ook place on Sunday in the West Dl-
vision. 4 Store on Randolph, near the corner
Of Halstei street devoted principally to the sale
Of such p.oveader. met with an accident By the
lower floor Of the building falling out and pre-.
cipstating the whole stock in trade to mother
earth. II il a "fsll'' not reported By our Coz
mercial. but fall, nevertheless, aud q sorry
QUO for the unfortunate fur aud proyision
dea}ef.
, 1860-06-12

% Monroe's Patent Veatlating Spring Bed
Bottom and Mattrass Combined, the best IL the
world. on exhibition 1t Sisse i Sons lo1 North
Madison street. Cal! aud see them. je9-3t*.
, 1860-06-12

Oval Gilt FRAxEs Thoee wiahiug gilt
Frames for Portraits, Photographs, or Anbro-
type Piotures, will do we'll to cali at G. u. H1r.
Tey'e. No. II. Lake street, rs he has the largest
stock aud best assortment in the city, At the
lowest possible rates.
ie11 ii G, II. HARYEr
, 1860-06-12

The Democratic County Convention.
Tie Democracy Of Cook yesterday made their
first rally siurs the wiping out they received on
the tceasion Of The Municipal election. They
s,rt at North Market Hal, Dr. Mcyickar as
t;raud U-her. lie moved to nominate 8. s.
iIuses as permanent Chairman Mr. uayea
commenced by al!uding mysteriouslg 10 tho
.'pArticular reasons why Cook County should
be tho Gbralter Of Democracy" the which he
regretted it nov WAS far from being. h said
one Of our citizens (great app'ause) had been
raised 10 fit the n'che occnpied By General
Jackson, slough Mr. HAYES did not add that
the arty SO "raised" had been let down again
as being too small sized. with "coss tails too
near the ground" Ar. Hayes added few Dc.
tails of his own trip to Charleston. This done,
the meeting WAS got under way, with Dr.. Nc.
Vickar, Il. L. Stesart, and AID. Conmisky, AZ
Vice Presidents, and J. +. Dradwcu and L. G.
Foreman US Secretaries.
General Stewart, Aaron Haven, and William
C&rpenter, were chosen Com nttee on Creden.
,is]s, and the Convention Was ready to proceed
to its business Of selecting delegates to bear
their part in the choice Of ticket At Spring field
to.morrcw, ia the sok which has come to be
filled by Democracy in tits State. strongly akin
to that Of the boy a: ten pin al'e5, setting up
ufos simply to have then bowled down.
Just hero it WAS voted that Hon. ". A. Rich
| aydson and +. T. Asrtick, who were in the
room. be iuyited to seat beside Ar. Hayes.
Carried; these gentlemen with avidity aeeept-
| ing tho saa:c.
Tbs Committee OF delegates reported the fol-
| lowing rol.af the Convention:
| pE1zaA7rs
j. ~. shs.h.s. J. G; e hisv, H. l; 1.a G D. Rgnsio1 @ @
sss II a;s:;; ill., 4sisa S:ss FL:
j.,aes - =. Niea.sI uoJie. e.,-..,
nil u: s..I i, Valentine Ksilel. nals L. st<1.
= II sa:sss. u ii assaa: sas:
VI E.:k Hear7 d:eea> nsuu- wll.n r.,
MI s.If xses alS & s1s 9:2A WIFI + 5eas
':ss En- % Me1s....; Jshn Il rts1 Tho.
M,Srss 1ast F;s JET SLasaaa Orr,
n.Ir. Jane. a. Nul k.n. ,oa, P!ndv. ne Yasta Fs:
ss Sens 2s xs D H*ss: sss:' T. q Es.
hs:d.
coeify, Wsil.,a HunihAc Xi-a.s Waat, Joha Ksan:dy
MI ls uoasnnes ~ ia9s, xA.,on u.re,.
ttg.s,AirFssa ts., i = H,sa BE- f :; hasst sa.s@'o"
Wx.e-!9hG} }lss Pei = j. !, G,p,1':fr & +
wr Rnnnt1ee noyea to chno.e a c,u,o;tt.,
or avn tn .e1,ct delegates. Utah Drumnond
nrc.d that !. should con.i.. If N !. fro,n .,rr
~.ra ,na ,orn. Dr. Mcy;cl,r ,horcht ~,
, 1860-06-12

NJ E " G Q 0 D $.
LADIES' PURSES,
KTm o AIES,
POCKET BOOKS.
HAnDKERCalEF BAGS,
SHOPPING BAGS,
FANCY GOODS,
BRONZE FIGURES.
n. ..t.1 nd aass. ..sora.1t os .,s goods viii b
found II
J. II. Reed & Cos.
III I 14s....:..LAKE srREEr::.::::144& I 148
HREAT VICTORIA BRIDGR
usain i4nEh fhs IN th& worldly esoed aesoas III
RIVER 81. LAWaENCE
II Montreal, coat Of atx md hall Millions q r
uxs "a eoaasez ras E<1tezn and Hssse1n disons of1
Grand Trunk KatlaUny
OF CANADA.
nnllea IN kaEth. u opszzted under
ONE xAsAoHxFSE FST4naHb 5k9H pEEholz' 4T @loH' TO
Ard ths.s i on,51
ONE oHAN1u or oAHei
From Chicago Of tbs MA..pp1 Rtver 70 Posand o. ~
sa I'd sss nj at% Fs9;s HDs
81 Ts1.s ss. g Of o'''' '
Chicago an and ]! ,1;!t,,;s, LixSrRs9esoe.; t:R:!3ses g;
z rs s fSk6paS sS!E 'f.,s ;;1iZ E1Z 3; Z
:ssG aT & H. RI. saeE
*ii7fa s54s1sa 5 *:s;::;
x,,,,o, Cn1es thA At4us Aoase. Chicago.
, 1860-06-12

LATER coScERS1So TIE HANNAH aIL3aA-~
Captain French and his "i'e, who were Il. .aong
the lost By the capsizipg OF the Hannah SELMA,
we're cd residents ofthis cily. Martin Clifford
and John Peterson were The names OF two of
the crow.
, 1860-06-12
LOCAL MATTERS.

twQo to John Jones, 1l9 Dearborn street
and get your clothes cleaned and repaired.
They will be we'll doae end ut prices to suit tho
timex.
, 1860-06-12

VINE AwAEEs. ArrESr1oS.-Ail uniformed
members Of .hr Republican Wide Awake Cluh
viii be at the Club room. No. ~ Lake street
~ order. {. P. Towxs, 6ec'J.
, 1860-06-12

RscoRpER's CorRr.-Ihs ease Of Thomas
Williams, indicted for committing rape on q
girl eight years Of age. occupied the attention
Of this court yesterday. The prisoner d: first
entered pl.a Of ''gui:ty." but afterwards
withdrew it,-psrhaps thinking it better to
trust to the clemency Of q jury than to tile
Court. lie received sentence Of two ys rs
in the State renitentiary,-about the puli=ll-
me1t com uot.ly awarded for petit larceny.
, 1860-06-12

Tue Ux1ots SERVICE AT TIE W1cwAN "a
A growing Interest is manifested by our church
going community, in the Union Services uow
being held on SabbAth afternoons in the Gfe4t
TigwAm. Eev. Mr. Pratt. Rector Of Trinity
Church, otfioiatsd en- last Sabbath, at 4 P. H.,
before large and attentive auditrce. All de-
nominations Of worshiping Christians were rep
resented, NTH hundreds atttac1ed by the unu.
sual plaoe Of gathering, who seldom darlen tbe
doors of our regular sanctuaries.
, 1860-06-12
CHAs. L. NOBLE, AGENT,
Grafton Paint Com PAM,
122 CLARK STREET.

eean WITH pl anr certify that 'ha Gr.1o~ rat.. I.
Aa b9 tkat fer 1nary II |. equal u "a. ret
Wilt ~aa; be u< a.ht eh"orla't I'LL, Aay e2n. IN
b p.odaced which Il Ehter tA.ksF tn The 6,jsh
TO the paint q1a 10 thr be We consider that
the e1fsn4e law ICE must brng atn ktteE1
E. a, Ktp EN- 4 90. Aiufsf4
ftlsc541Auet Cor. Dea1toru aod W, hin ltnrL Fl
, 1860-06-12

~ c. 4. SCdfpkf. AtssvA-.Hs Aaesx q ls..hav~x
u a.kaor4AAd to r,ist Ad.sssA4s ~ ~ III Il
EAsdlae Pap4es ~ tA< 4sorzA Naa el.heS&-y
, 1860-06-12

E- Superior Family Gtnceries, pure CoiIses
aud excellent Teas, ioe Wines. Bfandies and
Haranna S,gars eau alwaya be found at Stan
TOMS M al Clark street, les 1t
, 1860-06-12
THE ~ !.

4xTV
lHE ~ -
cu;,~
Csntain Frerch and h;a via oh, xara & -aQpg
the lost by the ca nsizjno a, tha Hannah sa,;n.
were cid residents fthia c;,r. Martin c1;f1or,1
and John Peterson were 1be names of tro of
tue crew.
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4a1 oLo uoAep ARocsEDs-4he chicago
A'ght 1oafd. Capt Aarsh. We are pleased to
full dra.s naraae nm the -,.n;nv F,r-.h ~
JULY. That /. "a if should b.. The o1d Grard
ara a1wava r;u3,.-nnn md dra.s.du .yb..
aar ,he remainder of onr m;,it.rv,
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A''ScolS NAsosss'-l A')oaiEea meeting
n.e' ~ 9 c'oc6' af' v. " "age III toe eha'r.
co1o Rancare The co,nmttee rso,,tsd .,a
adjourned to Thur sdar evening wbsn ,hav x;l
renort in f,u aud ,te ot1icera h. elec,.d
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LIE EXCURSION 70 NALTtuoRE.-lbe Great
western Band goes with thu delegation to Bal
tluore' leaving here BY the Pittsburg, Fort
"a}he ano Cn'ceGo Aa1lroaa Oh Thursday
h,d g. 90, y, IL. of;,. ~ th.t C.....- 49,.
na,do,,,t 49,, :, ,.,.,,o.. ~,-n.,,
"'.. wW ---ov-
1sronHA11oS W.ASrEn.--John Wane:borough,
Donin:ck Wsueeborousb, and slury Wapesbor-
ougA. formerly Of the County Of Longforl.
Parish Of CIenbrony, and Town Of Dininacross,
Ireland, ere supposed 10 be in this neishbor-
~ ~ 49, ~ 'D' ..4' a.
w. H.~ W 49, ~. -, "'' ne
s'A''' 'e1 ~ - ."--- e.--e-, 1"@ '''''|0'
New Noara lREsrr7ErlAH CHCRcu.-The
ceremonies accompanying tue laying o. the
corner stone Of the nsw forti, Tsesbytetian
Church, ecruer Of Indiara mud Cass streets, are
to take place on Wednesday rext, at four
O'Clock z. II. an interesting occasion like this
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FaAcAs os sfAfs s'"fkf-A h''sn' oi'hsn''y
occurred On The StA'e street cars, on Sunday,
eacsea ~ s*me parties having .mbbed an "n-
usual amount OF str5ehntne WHISKY aud beoom-
my NOISY aoo oo's'eFous "a consequence
14.mPs aoEoa w "s r. o. .'e eonuee'ot
Aau p@sa0's els so'' 4''e'e'' 'A' i'Ae8s' HOW
e'''' -
F1nEs.-The burning out Of chimney On
was the ch,,se of nm alarm which 1rooclt mt
ths whole Denartment. II all ended in smoke,
n, Su..dov anernoon st h,1f rms. tt,r.e
fire b,o.u ou. in the rear of t1,e premises. cor.
ner or .,,srd.cr ,rd y,, N,r,n strasts !.
barn waxronsnned Ioss triffop
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, 1860-06-12

Goods and Packages.

Goods and Packages,
Car'a.s4', .aw "a s.n..
AT AUCTIO N.
We VII AL IN ruEscAY. 1u . l-.h y: y, ss.ysz = =
AZ Stor~ No. SO Lake.xt.,
N aooa. .aa rask,:t. Of II. sp:,e+a rro:@, Con-
lacy a-t 1I sGr ~ ta< La adve:ts=..
SALE POSITIVE.
Glib ert Sc Sampson,
lkssAsk AvcrtoSEsHs.
f%Y GiLEE!.T l. SANPSON -
LAR E c.sal,sue s.!eof
EINH Ants,
II ,:: :a'a't IN ;* s's l.: IT,; IT,
AT AUCTION,
O. TUEsrAY and wEnHRaDaY. Jo,. ,,,h ~.
Asea' II hoaa or SIG ~ III d - H.. esch day.
At oCR SALES Il; U,:, s. LAKE srEE2r.
1hs uaos A:neep. eo'!cs,h ef aoetlh-r rs,- a,ax1
M.se:t a1asaer sts a3Atr esata'y, sc nsa
frt:ea eha4 viii VOL ~ .na @rsc s*,s, H1,
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tasectr Rtt" s.iy nnllue sLf ca r:c.i tsl,e Ro-
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49, st.soetse* OF sea sWsA W :4tsy. Nadex eia~.
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Aa..ta1d rs'shs stieity I'D M, Il <'xc'up+ iii
seeet with xnst By ss: .aotG n Z dc strsf
VItnua. ~
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psI :ooA to".l.tsa< + sss ts's waa.!~ i. " l4reA
AL os<F To- easforS t. rkh fut tttts. sc 4Js =
ains i1.k spoon. Al. sat to.eta.r with xvat vs1s's
Tas.. ~, hare re. :~n t:r, il .nT sshes max
anH :Tcir ~ E!e will ~e* Id :tn1s the -e,erss
~ ~"h':: nsv be1evs% th- iaAe'1i+ G s7us
utility, ''
as's VIII b open 70: f1te examination .hi* na.oex
EH 'aat1 Ana Ertte sl,<o tn cal aad e1r:u -
sale. ~
t-.Sd.uss VII b ready o. tnc EosauS ot III 1ay%.
Will be ps4ket:n The oxtxaA
sG- II Is.a at%lA ata u.A .xpeu.r.
"s' ts:,: GlLBEKr / SAMPSON. Aaet'rt.