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nm 9ieum WarFt.
, 1860-01-24

Tho IKE. Pax E1nr,.s. messenger Thomn.
IN arrrSd n Yesterday unon lring;5,1 A .xcrk:.
i.,.r news len throurh ua.seut.crs. nver ~ I,1
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, 1860-01-24
39rcss Crib1t11c.
Oh 10 AGO
IOWA..

IOWA..
Tic dispatch published in our issue Of Sat-
urday concerning the 1owa Republican State
convsntion, seems to have been quite grutuit-
Gus in respect Of its statement that the dele
Gatea-to the Chicago Convention are III some
way expressed or implied, in favor Of Mr..
seward's nomination for the Presidency. We
publish report Of the Convention III another
column, in which. it viii bc scc1 that resolu-
tlon directing the delegates 10 Castillo vote Of
Iowa as unit VAS offered and rejected. Our
private aavioes FROM DIS Moincs arc that tue
Convention stld:qusly avoided committing
itself to The Interests Of any particular candi-
date, either BY resolution or ii che selection Of
delegates to the Chicago Convention. The
spirit of the iowa Republicans was and is to
60 for the man who seems EkcEcst to be elect
ed Thcn the National Convention meets, pro-
Tided always that he is 4 stauucA Republican
with back bonc perfectly straight
, 1860-01-24

i gentleman who resided at Ilattsmouth,
where bs. always sustained i fair reputation,
went 70 Pixies Peak when the gold excitement
ran high. leaving his beautiful and accomplished
lady behind, well provided for.. During his ab:
scuce Young mau Of his acquaintance keduccd
ms "'tt, winch fact becoming putaic, the lady
be:a.c her husbands return from the mines.
On Tuesday last the cnrnsei husband pussed
through this place OIL horseback, armed with
two rerolvcrs, III scurch Of the seduccr At
G1cnwood they met, bin were Instantly sc}.l-
rated by friends, before any violence was COM
'nitted: Two l.ours utter, the husband passed
Plat'snoutll. We have heard .uoil,;ns further
from the partics. We trust tue imattcr r,ay be
settled without bloods'sed.- d.-PIci6t City tlotra}
HeruM.
, 1860-01-24
CHICAGO PRESS AND TRIBUNE,
FOR THE YEAR 1867:
U<roftd TO .s-taos. Con.n.fre<, Po1frss., ~
rltufsurt, FRI. Science. aud Ltt<raiar<.

Ueeottd 10 .}-tps. Comn.fre<. po1l1ses, AEe
rEeu{sxrt, -Irg, Scfence, aud Lfe<ralar<s
-
The WEEKLY In AND Tribune Is 1a'Ee'
s:scass Western Se".aEe e. publ sssd esssJ 1aE1aoAE
Ao1s1so: 1t n'lrd Win F'lcaoe anu en'eaaasos HaE
prepared expressly for Wee7u readers It's Editorials
lei vigorously wa' Al tie tep'cs or
tlr advocates those HeasaFss and p'ncples deemed
1aost cscn ated tn pEouaose eae esnei II p@
tad s1e OF saeef' amount ana i'eaaaeSs o. 'oetus@
raEe1y and Faue oi lnlossnseon' 'ulness 4no aeeHs
OF Connefeio1 Masff. anu IL e4ao toes "
up Fisst-Cass Ne <spape1. We "'a
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sui, aetory auuatJ Of the proceedings OF Cougress
,rN and the r2re lnpox ant speechea will
e puLllshed q full The docgs Of the coming Congress
viii .ea With great lnteres: BY tha waole county
lhe PGkH AxD Tn'Braz IS lire Newspaper Aao Keeps
fy up x1s ne % a a..
well 1esulated" Westero family G9ar h tt With
ost il.
POLITICAL ISSUES
We ..e enteY,n. upon \ 1ear that will be memorable
In The ann,,s OF An,k4can polses-the year sh.s will
,,,s., 70 +,. The er,ton nf 4 Re,uhlitan President
witness, W. uua@ .ne ee1o.n ~ = -, $500 ~,
, 1860-01-24

e" The Galena Courier says Mr.. II. Q.
Walker, Of this city, hus discontinued all bis
stage lines in Minnesota.
, 1860-01-24

SENT BAck.-A mnn named John Van Brcmer
has been arrested in this city and sent back to
Joliet for stealing watch, TO in money and
quantity Of notes from saloon in Joliet. He
hss just served ont term in the PenitentassJ.
II waa ssat to ths Pe3itsatia1y from this ssty
two yeara tso for 1Asesny Of 4 wsseh.
, 1860-01-24

SloAS's FuEE LEc1rnEs.-Rer- " ". Evcrts,
DID,, will lecture this evening before sloan's
Commercial College on Journalism" We are
.clad that 50 learned and liberal minded man as
Dr.. Eyezts is 10 address Chicago audience On
this engaging subject. We adrise ell who can
cain adu,ittance to the spacious Lecture Room
to be there tonight.
, 1860-01-24

CHICAGO l. MILWAUKEE Il. Rive learn that
the Congregationalists Of Evanston are pro-
icc,ing new Church, thus adding to the home
attractions of one Of the popular stations on
this line. We think it is no distant day when
there vii! be run evening train after the lee
turcs at least Us far as Naukcgan, as is done in
Eastern cities to suburban towns.
, 1860-01-24

- This morning, at =. o'clock, Gilbert &
Sampson, xellat their store No. &. Lake street,
ut auction, large assortment of Furniture, &C.
, 1860-01-24
Opening of tic American College In
1komc.-A Cardinals Opinion Of the
United Stukca.

Gn1ItU &tAkCAs
t9somc fDec ~ Correspondence Of the London ros1
On the 7th inst, the new college for Ameri-
cans Of the United States was inauCurated in
presence Of the Cartliual Prcfcct Of The Propa~
ganda College. tic Uni4ed States Minister and
Consul, and several bishops and prelutcs Of the
same nation. Twelve colfeg!ans, with their
rector, all hitherto pupils in Tie Propaganda
College, took tormal possession Of their new
domain on the Quirinal Hill, formerly belonging
10 the silesian nuns, ond we're addressed Upon
tile duties Of the future missionary labors hy
the Cardinal. toho dfstriIfd america as Ltinq
''fAe satserQIk cEadie Of ecery Kind Of faGsifY
and error" On the following dar the Aucri-
cun collc2ians, with their Protect .Yere received
10 especial audience by the Pope. The official
journal has The following anecdote appropos of
1hc interview:
After the audience the Holy Father deicned
to descend with the collcgians to the garden,
and having stopped. in tie passage, before the
picture representin. The wei! known full ut St.
Aghcae, in WHICH, more or less, tue whole of
the. Propaganda College participated, he was
informed That tho prelect u these ncw coleri-
nus, also MI American, md elected to Ills office
by the said college, had been present ut thut
rrodiEious catastrophe. The Holy Fatber
turned round to him with ,loving looks aud ex-
press1ons, and tue young Project, throwing
himself on bis knees, exclaimed, "Oh! Holy
Father, it is true that 1-was present; but Lad
not the good iortune to fall with your Holiucss.."
In fact, he had remained unhurt in The door,
way: How much does this ingenious lament,
prelerring n glorious peril to a sterile safety.
rercai Of what is beautiful aud virtuous in hat
Young henri; and it was easy to see how imnc-
diate the afectionate language Of the son awoke
= tender response in the bosom Of the Holy
Father
, 1860-01-24
TrofeAhipMnl Jurors.

TTQfeAhipMnl Jurors.
Edltors Press ant Tntune:
To ayoid the opportunities Of gentlemen who
arc extremely solicitous to serve their country
as 1ur5meu, We would submit through the me-
dium Of your paper the following:
So1,cE,-Any and all persons who may, by
themselves or through friends, solicit from, The
undersigned an appointment 10 serve Is jurors
ia 1he United States Circuit Court for the North:
crn district Of Illinois, are hereby notified that
their names will be stricken from the list al
ready prepared lit the same be upon the 'tst)
B. F. JAxEs,
+. 4. HorNE,
G. s. DLA1ELEI,
Cnitcd States Commissioners.
Chicago, January IS, 1850.
, 1860-01-24

The ARBITRATION CouRT or THE BoARD or
TnAnE.-Cuder our Commercial head will be
found m interesting aud important decision
With reference 10 the Arbitration Court
, 1860-01-24

The CLEVELAND FEs7lvAz.-Thc Cleveland
Lodge have arranged to havc their Festival
take place nj the fremont House OIL the evening
Of tue 9th inst
, 1860-01-24

{NutEe
OFFICE LIANT Axp OIL EuPoR1rx, 126 CLARK
STREET, BxrwKrS WAsn1Sorox AND AAp1soS.-
.Judsou l..-Most assuredlv. Kerosene and
Coal Oils will he universally used. particularly
" Downer's Boston," the best made in the Uni
ted States.
John Smith.-You are On the wrong track
AuT fixture or machine that generates gas
from Burning Fluid is dangerous to have IN the
house. The gas forms the csrhonids Of hydro
o.R.T-Extasly so} no assa Of K.roasns
, 1860-01-24

nIVIDEND.-THE REPUBLIC
- ms. CO., ofE. T., has Just declared dls!dsna Of
20 per cent return p:em]um to pouey holders.
Also. cAhts':dend Of 8 per cent on Ill oas'sand!nz
scrip. and ~ per cent - stockh -!ders.
Aho1tera Of Fire and Marine Policies that hare expired
In 1879 will pease III fer their scrip any time After the md
Tuesday In February.
This scrip will be purehased by the underssued It Stw
York r.iees = c. ulGGixSOS i CO., Agents.
No., New Board Of Trade Building,
.iat,b4.scm Soulh Wafer Street
, 1860-01-24

W'orkin: Mems Republican Club
At meeting ot working mca at the room Of
tho Cameron and Lincoln Club, on Saturday even
in-, S. D. Childs was called to tile Chair, and
II. ". Cullis chosen Secretary.
,Elcssrs, l1ardy, Page. Sturtevant, johnson,
,zld Van Osd.l wcrc chosen i Committee to
d,aft Constitution, who reported tho following
which was adopted.
Anr. /. This Association shall be called The
Working Men's Free Labor Club Of Chicago
md is established for the advancement OF the
Interests Of the Republican politieai organ'za--
lion, the advocacy Of the great principles OF
liberty, equality aud fraternity, aud to a'd IN
securing 10 ul men 1dc inafseEatie right OF lie,
liberty aud the pursuit Of happiness
Art. 2. The officers sha1f consist OF f1estaent,
three Vice Presidents, ZONE from spch division
Of the city Secretary, Treasurer, ,and 40 Exec.
utiye Con,mlttee Of ten, {onc from each WnFd.)
| to be elected every two months by ballot.
ART. 3. Any voter Of good moral character,
| in fnyor Of tic ecoucmical administration ot
the government, the voice Of the people lit the
| selection Of their officers, freedom OF speech,
freedom Of the press, Il liberal homestead law,
nrotection to American industry. and who will
sup,,prt the principles Of the Republican party
aud it. nomiccc for the Presidency, may become
member by d yote Of the majority Of the neu''
hers Of this association present. and subscrlb'
ing to these articles.
ART. 4. This Constitution may be altered OF
! amended. b5 majority Of the members present
at auy regular meeting. two weeks previous ND
tices having been given in writing.
The meeting adjourned to meet at the SAINT
place on Saturday, the aSth inst, at i. N.
, 1860-01-24

TIE CALIFORNIAN FEs71yAl.-The Sons OF
Auld Scotia give their brilliant and attractive
Caledouian Festival at the briggs House to-
morrow evening, in honor Of tho birthday Of
Robert burns.
, 1860-01-24

4 Nor1rr On1Ecr.-Therc will be socil}
rathcriug ut West Market Hall on Thursday
evening next, for the benefit Of Charles E. Bur-
ton, II blind printer. Mr. Burton has been blind
for nearly two years, and is in destitute circum-
,t.nccs, There will be fine Band in attend
ancc, aud those who wish to enjoy few hours
ia that pleasing Observation-Disclosures do
so. aud at the same time hare the satisfaction
Of knowing that ,hcy arc contributing to the
comfort Of needy famly. Tickets fifty cents.
, 1860-01-24
DIED

0a,he = n<t ~ n tedious l3e.b hoste with Chris
fan sguatIon ah1 forttud<, Ma SARAH LAMB. aged
4}1 eafs. wife of Ar. " lillian Lamb
Tic funeral will take rlaee "Wednesday At o'clock
~ her lac sden7e the Of rau1ina ard
W..hington streets. The friends Of family Invited to
attend.
At New raste. cu TINE. Eng'aEd December e4h, 49,
.he Rev. GEORGE uAKkl:. Unitarian Nin;eset, aged
Is Ye.trs.
, 1860-01-24

MIS-. DosrwIck's l'ARLoH CONCERT last
EVENING" very full house aad an nprrecia-
tiye and delighted orc, greeted Mrs. BostHick
and her assisting talent ut the briggs House
last evening nt the second Of her agreeable aud
, 1860-01-24

DELl1GEEESr.-A coa..cart driver named i.
O'Ncai, whose vehicle co!lidcd with an express
wagon Of ono Maper, Gu Saturday night, en,-
barked in disturbance which caused both ia
be taken into custodr. The latter was fined s;
Yesterday
, 1860-01-24

Tue WEATHER yesterday was confirmation
Of the mild term mud deepening Of the mud
The slcishing is now gone "for sure" The
poor nrc largely the gamers by this leni.y Of
King Winter.
, 1860-01-24

ATLANTIC fon FEpnrAnY.-Mcssys. McNal'y
T. Co., 81 Dearborn street, expect 10 receive tue
February Atlantic 1T II 4. II. tu-day.
, 1860-01-24
LOCAL AlA'rrEkS.


~ Go to John Jones, liz Dearborn street,
viii Be we'll done and at prices to suit the tines
, 1860-01-24

FINE on WEST 1sAxDoLrn STREET. About
one O'Clock fire broke out in block Of two
story frame buildings, Nos. IS to "a West Ran
tlolph street. 1t originated from defective
auc in No. 70 occupied by Mr.. Bauluf as a Mil
liuery Store. 1t created some confusion among
various small tenants and the loss was chiefly
by water and removal, The building was dam
nged about $500, and was owned by Justice
Delhi who is amply insured.
, 1860-01-24

COVERS SULTANA SAUCE,
~ For Hot md Cold D1ahes Of all kinds. This moss DE-
lcious and arpetsns Invented by the renowned
sorer for the London Reform Club soce hts Gecate,
r4uuA BY the wei known house Of Crosse tfaef-
WE'LL London from the original Tec,pe. It Is The favore
uee Ia England. and the Continent, With tl.h aud
growing reputation American Epicures And much
ao.royed Ut IL stuen the appetite and to digestion.
OPINIONS OF THE LONDON PKEs3.
ave recommend ou: correspondent to trT Mons. so1ers
new Saucr entitled the 'Sutana Sauet Il made aer
the Turkish recpe Its davorIs excellent and Affords con-
siderable nd in eascs Of slow and wsak digeaioaThe
Lancet.
s4vo7. P1qaaot and Spicy, worthy the Gea7s Of soJes
-1observcr.
~ most vaiuabe aE1unet to Fish Fles aud Fowl aad
should havt pl2ee one very tab!e-.Atas.
Sqle Agents fos tic United States
GARDNER G. YvEL1H, Il; Fulton st., New 1o:k-
AID BRAY / HAYES. u CosaL!u Bost2n. For sale bE
G.ocess and Fruit Dealers everywhere. t2tsh41-en
, 1860-01-24

TnE TuonNroS .AFFA1R.-1n the case nj
Thornton, r.ferred to ! fcw days since, nc arc
informed on reliable authority that not one Of
the parties implicated is, or ever has been q
member Of the Church at that place, where only
Que church organization exists.
, 1860-01-24

The FrEx LECTURE CounsE-KEv- Dn. DrE-
HouGns.--To.pight rs our readers will rcmem-
bcr, tukcs place the lecture Of Ecv. President
nurroushs Of The Chicago University. bctore
bryaut, Bell & Stratton's Commercial College,
at their 1ial, in Larmon block. Tie public arc
invited to attend
, 1860-01-24

YorSG AAEmca.-Two young **old uns" four
teen years of ase. but far advanced and mature
in tho n,auly arts Of the roughs were up before
Justice &illikeu yesterday charged with having
conspired and agreed together upon a prize
fight. They were found by policeman on
Sunday, putting in the big licks on the ice near
the Galena Depot, the centre of an adn1iring
crowd. Their names were William Gibbons
aud James 0ennisou. An older youth Of the
same sidney named Louis pCeitfsr was mixed
up with the affair. lie WAS fined IS, the others
IS each, and sent to Dridewell.
, 1860-01-24

ExAu1xAr,oS or TEAcnEns.-There will be an
examination Of female teachers at The Office Of
the Board o: Education, III Clark street, on
Monday, Jan. 81, commencing 1t Q o'clock, A. 81.
, 1860-01-24

LAR.,cxr AT BoAnn1SG HorsE.-At boarding
lonac No. eSG State street, ou Saturday night,
clothing and other articles, to the amount Of
about SO, were stolen from the closet Of ono Of
the boardcrs, by some one Of the light-dngetcd
fraternity who found his WAY M stairs
, 1860-01-24

ASr1.RA,LRoAn MEE7sSG.-The Recorders
Court Room was veil filled last evening By a
meeting of persons opposed to lnying Of the
tracks tlrocgh South Clark street. Speeches
were made By well known residents, and sesolu-
tions adopted taking strong ground against the
proposed ordsnxaes. which wasts tbs action Of
III Common Council.
, 1860-01-24

TuE EDNA PLACE ScASpAL.-The man Ben
jalnin Lynas, seducer Of the girl Miss Dccbe
who has been in jail for tie past week or two
was released last evening, the parties not ap-
pcaring against him. It is said the matter has
been adjusted by his paying over sun, ofmouey
to his yictim The balance the community hold
against him and offenders Of his class would iu
ZONE ncighborhoods reach him in 4 substantial
shane that would rid the scene Of his exploits Of
his presence. lie was publicly e1commun,eatcd
from the membership of the Edna Place Bap~
tist Cl,urcl, on Sunday last
, 1860-01-24
43narOlTlg.

DOARDING-Eoo1n and Board
- fir srhtlenan an. wIf. MO, tsv board s's TWO
ii ri. =: " L.ae sttct, c-ruer ot
IN Errrt t1.s13i
F0OARDING.-A Gentleman anu
Nif,. .Insls xr'te1tn. bs acronIm1datest
with roon or svuus AID sa1I f,r1i Ia ptvIe tny
the Nuft Siur. east " Clark stfeet. AIdEtss L. BOX
,Ai:1tW
, 1860-01-24

0n Thursday 19th inst~ by the Rex; Dr. Rockwell at
Grove pla'e. RrooI1yu. =. r.. MATTHEW TAI LOR
nd MARY. sceopd d45gtter Of Jcha I'LL, Of Gassow.
5, otland. +.
, 1860-01-24

WANTED-A A second hand En-
~ gre OF 80 or y i!orrc Fo~er. with or w'thou.
boil InquI:e 1t e. VAIL s. SUNS, Il. South Water
II II y
, 1860-01-24

An ACCIDENT ALL RouSp.-As one William
Clogher was passing Market street mansion
or: Sunday; evening. down came bar Of iron
striking him UPON the hat, indenting the same,
bruising bis shoulder and hurting his feelings.
Quick as thought, gunpowdcr couldn't he
quicker, Clogher seized the bar and hurled it
through Il second story window whence Lug
deemed it came. It came near doing mischief
us it hnrt!cd across the room Of John Baer, 50
Dacr Indignant had Cloyher arrested. 1tturned
out that the bar was dropped by accident,
whereas it having been thrown By CIoeher with
full purpose mud intent, he was fined -.
, 1860-01-24

t.=-:-z,NEsV AND SECOND
HAxp r7Axos for sale low l1ann% AMI
u ! MslnIeons to keht. o5ders sor Tuning
t!a1ox Melotcou. Ofstn. 11d ali kinds Of Xu1ea. ntr
men promptly ut en,e4 to- AL kinds Ct Aust tasu
rleata lep1,re9 1t Ahcrr 1ot:er-
h. GO0LU, No. - Lakess., {'e-onl foor,)
laia hSly Opposit< frenaunt Hose.
, 1860-01-24

SITUATION WANTEn-A re.
~ sseetahe. inei mt snd vAN 4ducst-t younx Z Al
she's to o@t1sn emDlo nent- VIII MAZE himself general.
sn+efu IN anv haEes.a dre>pettah!" bc.snes
c4e'soo.e o>e. ssstx t5e:r Place of oasoes 1e-t
tt.ct. f4Ai bjx3st
, 1860-01-24
Neln advertisements.

T C. =. sCR1TES. -4iee7t5iss Asest.e5 D-a-5o7's,s
i oshoraed to reoefze Advertisements for sa!s ca al IL
Trading Pop<rs Of the lETo1I Kt.:- j1l-1s?f.y
, 1860-01-24

4 DEAochA11c FlGar.-An uTepressible
conflict" took place on Friday evening last
ut a Democratic meeting on Milwaukee avenue,
between two well-known Den,ocrats-Sol- Cath
cr and Put. Ncdiuniss. 4 dispute arose be-
tween the two gentlemen, in regard to whisky
bill, during which the former accused the latter
Of receiving sa5 from Hugh Maher, lust fall, for
clectioneering purposes, and appropriating it to
lis individual benefits. This was rather too
severe on Pat, aud he responded with blow,
aud then another, when the bystanders arrested
the fight. Gather made complaint before JUS
tice Nindoes, who dned Pat g and costs.
, 1860-01-24

a." Remember that Crist ,doro's
Excelsior Hair bye Is only hair IN America that has
tie DIRECT SANCTION ef the highest scientific al.
thoy. The most distinguished Of our chemists {aod -
IN analyst second to none In ii. word> DR.. Chiffon.
tas certified over his owa signature that this dys conna
no pxtk7xH,or. E<GxKo1k1z The ot1ta document sraT
,.a .aan M Astcr Hmm
, 1860-01-24

FJ>rkR. il o1lw
EN)R SAL E-Chpap Tor Cash
l. loG Stands t'and!e MouIds nf sevr.al pstezu
6Ito keIuer n< ktt'!.a+ nearly new.
l>tovg kettle md Furaace ca lets. ?: o. Rnr *a6A
j-C. Mlr. HE'LL
- K.n1eot and Corner State 4 md Arehsr Road.
, 1860-01-24

w A II T ED-A Jourueyman
TT Blacksmith App'y With references 1t Room No.
I Illinois CeatrA Kalrnad Office, Chicago. On Tue.daf
fnnIntHr Jn.n .rra At
, 1860-01-24

keading Pop<Ts Of the ,'ortI Ee+- jal-asst-y
EXA11tNAT ALTON OF TEACH
teachers u the Uce Of the D,s Of Kducao III Cars
street, MoEcay January stth. commencing O'Clock
~: ". H*WELLS,
, 1860-01-24
2t$aant@n.

w j n T E D-Dy an Inventor,
~ money 70 rarut Tvo New Ralrosa lnrsntion<
1". which !ners: xu BE- given In &Ach Actess
N. u r." Pcst 0faes. j'7+1M
, 1860-01-24

T.,
WANTED--1n 4 good locality 4
~?'fh - "a f- which ca>h lii b. uaf. and The
hnaoet IN ~e hrasA outside pr priv. Applicants 10
: sae sl'u t!on and Though Pot Ut1ee uox 80.
fle0x-w
, 1860-01-24

CHICAGO RELIGIOUS BOOK
~ ST0EE,.,..,.,..37W WILL SI1IxT..
Depository of American Tract Society,
Publications Of CONGREGATIONAL Board, PreshJfena1
Board, Carter 7nd Btsihess Gould 1coa, Aa1tieus
sad many other publishers
, 1860-01-24


u4authentlcated dyes when thus endorsed ard oea
sua5s superior all thers n the qua ty Of the coor
m3,ars Is obauable- Sold everywhere. and applied hJ
I'll Hair Dre.scrs. CKr,rApoao. No. 6Asor ouse, \. r.
JOHN p. PARK, Agent, IA LATEST, Chicago.
faI6uAx1u1
, 1860-01-24

WANTED-A girl to do general
~ lnusework. One who can g;re satisfactory refer
6nce to cha and ability and employment At No.
j. s. nth GIeen Atfe:t, fA.4xlf