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, 1860-07-04

WEST SIDE WIDE AwAkEs.-You are notified
t" appear ut the West Market Hail On next
Thursday evening at o'clock, in uniform, for
tion. Over one hundred names have already
been given to the Secretary, vnd it is necefsary
that we be wide awake in order to it ourselves
for tie can'p~igu h.fore us. Will not tLose
who are able, provide US fundto carry forward
1h- interests of the '' Vest Side Wide Awake
C.us? Come, gentlemen. let us hear from
you. q. N. SPxARs, Sec'y+
, 1860-07-04

Hencen3tUt are to De IS 1oiIcWs:
SUNDAY, July %. Pm, Baccalaureate Sermon
yJ By President noptins; Sunday evening. nd
Rev. Jacob u. Manning Of Boston; Monday
evening: July 30, concert BY Dorirs'a bard ct
Ircs: Tars.a} morning, July 81. n.tdresa be-
tGfe the Association Il Alumni BY Rev H. ~
Field of The New York Eoany4iitt, and poem
By Chas. n Emerson Of New Yo,k; Tu sdsy
a'terEoon. oratinn before the AdeIphic U,iun
Society, by George sumner Of Boston: Tuesday
evening. rz1ze rhetorical E1hbi ion; Wedncs
day, Angnst ], Commencement exercises.
, 1860-07-04

The Uninn Democrats Of llliuois ure hereby
requested to meet in 3lass c Iveniiou at the
city Of springG ii, On the 18th Of July. to ra,i-
f the nemi1 atinns Of Hon. John C. Breckin-
ridge and Lon. Joseph Lane ty the National
Democratic Convention at Baltimore, und 10
nominate Presidential electors for ttis State.
pledged to tho support Of Dreckin,idee and
Laue, and perform such other duties Us may
come belore the Convention.
MANY DEAocHATs.
- Democratic papers please copy. it
, 1860-07-04

B Fourth Of July every body is going on
excursions, consequently every body is rushing
for the latest style OF Hats. The Jeddo Hal
can be found at Sam Dunn 4 Co.'s, lu1 Ran
doIph etreet. Also. manufacturing Wide
Awake uniforms to ill orders from city aud
country. jt3ot
, 1860-07-04

ErEccszp.-Sathanicl Hsrten, convicted Of
The murder Of Miss Melissa Morris, on tie esd
July. 1859, was hung at Moundrille, Marshall
county, Va, On Friday last. It is understood
that be confessed the crime and admitted Il
justice OF the sentence.
, 1860-07-04
THE CITY,,

Auction Sales TAurAday Morning.
1uy eth. at * ntl-et. Nv ard second Land lIou.-.
hold FurL1turc, ttc-. ~ Gilbert SamEson, Auctluuecsa
- i.tna
, 1860-07-04
To July <th-TotAl amount. ........ &4t,7 "a
Tue following expiRias itself:

Tue following e1pl1las itself:
CHICAGO. July ., 1850.
Dear Sir:-I, has suggested itself to nv mind
that many Of the persons ipjuted by tkc late
tornado would be manned. perhaps, for l,fe. and
that after the first eu,h Of sympathy was over.
very little more would be done for them: aud
after consultation with our Committee Il haa
been decided to place the balance Of tue money
received ior monster concerts, and from other
sources in your hands to be forwarded tn the
Clinton Committee, with IT quest That ia The
distribution Of it, particular reference should be
had to the class Of sufferers indicated above.
Enclosed plesse fnd my check sor three bun.
dred dollars, made up Of the following items,
VIZ:
Halat C. OF my subscription Of $s1... IN M
-: toneets. 3In 0C
to1 u
NJ ~ = nlb4t. 1t4eeso ..-........... 10
janet hetue.slspe. narlem Station .............
, 1860-07-04

SENSATIONS Japanese have bad th<ir
dag. The" Great Eastern" is producing her
sensation. "Georgc Wilkes" is to have Iii
dinner; an John c. Keenan," who comes il
the Adriatic, though the last, will not be the
fea5t OF a liun,
, 1860-07-04

TuE S1w SHERMAN HorsE.-This fine struct.
ure is going up rapidly, being il portions now
abote the tlird story.
, 1860-07-04

- Wide. Awake uniforms furnished By j.
A. smith i Co., lis Lake street at as low pri-
ces rs any other manufacturer, and warranted
superior IN quality. jy2.12t
, 1860-07-04

CLos1Sa or THE posr 0rf1cE ON TIE FoCa7u,
The Post Office will open at and close at
1890 4. n. for the day.
, 1860-07-04

When ordered by mail, one cent cash Il ust
be added fer postage. Send in your ordeEs.
FRS. come, first served.
Address, Press and Tribune 0iice, Chicago,
Illinois.
, 1860-07-04

and get your clothes cleaned and repaired
They will be well done End at prices to suit the
, 1860-07-04

SrSn's PALE CREAu ALE.-Send to the Coluul-
blan brewery for quarter cs.k Of this putriotc
beverage for your Fourth c{ July celebration,
OF order OF Watkins, I'D De:Sborn street.
Juiy set
, 1860-07-04

LINCOLN S1EnEorYrEs -Mr. Rounds Of this
city complains that our structures on stereo-
type cut Of Lincoln in political paper were
unjust to him. in that the cut did not come
frum his establishment. This We find tu be
true. Mr.. Rounds has a cut Of Old Abe made
By Childs, being photographed direct upon the
block. 1t is ore ofthe best Jet introduced. aud
merits no such censure as was but just fer the
other referred to.
, 1860-07-04

4 HoRsE NiSE.-Ths City Railway Company
yesterday forenoon took thres horses aiive aud
kicking, out Of an excavation about six feet
below the surface Of State street near Lake.
We do not know how richly the lead promises
and how many horses it will yield per day if
properly worked, nor whether tue Company
intend IN future to seek all their horscs from
such sources, All these points will depend
upon the carefulness of their drivers, who for
humanity u sake should be supplied with opera
glasses. the better to secure sgainst driving
their steeds into holes opened By the gas COM
pany.
New Mrs1c.-We tave received from II. Il.
Higgins, music dealer at l35 Randolph street, 4
roll Of choice music, from the Boston house of
Oliver D.tson l. Co., as follows:
"I'se been Dreaming" Song, By Vim. J..
Wetmore, n. D.
esprit Of Light" Cavatina by VIM. ".
Bale.
"Tslismanrc Polka" by s. Tiffany Shaw.
"Chaiccdony walz=s," No. 0ayx, By Oliver
J. Shaw,
"Au1d Laug Syne," Of English, Scotch and
1rish Melodies.
"Sham7ock," No. Of Irish Airs.
, 1860-07-04

- The Celestial" arc saoat. Th. Jan.
ane*e. with mare than Oriental treasures, EN-
harked yesterday and are now steaming away
for home. The Niagara ie slowed from stem to
stern with presents. The Embassy returns rich
il works Of mechanism and art.
, 1860-07-04

D1sCoyEnEp.-The t1o tailed comet has been
seen, so the jaurna1 says in the Northwestern
heavens. Won't some of the observatory men
make the ominous sign Of the Democracy com.
plete, By hunting up what among tie constclla.
tions split that comets tail. Possibly the exer-
tons Of the mRn-worshippers in ndding L,t1s
Dug 10 the Consultations are tho main cause Of
tue comets disaster. 0ne thing is certain, and
Mr. Bond of The Cambridge Observatory at1irms
1t, the comet don't run well with tuo tails.
No more does the Democracy. Vide the
@Sorthwestern heavens celestial and po-
Iitical
, 1860-07-04

Fine IN TIE WEsr D1v1sros.-An alarm Of
fire was caused carly yesterday morning by the
burning Of several residences On Oven street.
The buildings were all two story frames. the up
per portions of which only were consumed.
No. 50 was owned and occupied By John vii
son; loss $50; covered BY insurance in the
-E:na Company. The remaining buildings
were occupied By German and Norwegian fam
lilies, who removed al their furniture, and own
ID By William Hiibrecht. lis loss is about
$500, which is covered By an insurance OF $1,000
in the E:ra eod Norwich Companies. Tie
oripin of the FIRE il unknown
, 1860-07-04


The numerous instances in ths line Of
burglary and sneak thieving, that hare taken
place within the past week or two, induce US to
utter word Of caution 10 our housekeepers
who are tempted By the warmth Of the season
to keep open house and open windows so
nights"
The openings thus offered too numerous
class Of petty thieves are only too glad to avail
themselves Of, when entering house, Involves
nothing more than an easy scramble up a low
rear roof to an open rear window.
On Monday night the houte Of G. .. Smith,
No. $50 West Washington street was entered,
aud clothing and other small articles to the
value Of 300 taken. The same night a scamp
was discovered entering a rear window in the
house Of s. 4. Ford, not fur from the abore,
The premises Of Thos. Phillips. No. 16l Jefer-
sou street, was entered By burglars who stole
: watch, pistol and $50 in mopey from his
srun. The grocery Of Mr. John Boland, ITO
West Harrison street, WAS entered BY burglars
Sunday night. Two cheats Of tea, six dollars
| in money and whits rubber overcost rere
| stolen.
, 1860-07-04
A Punch FHf1rIJlfs,sv

The latest number Of Punch, JUS, received, has
capital cartoon, entitled = Garibaldi the Lsbc-
rAtor, or the modern perscus.' In this fair
damsel named Sicily is tied to rock. The
King OF Naples, wearing belt inscribed !" Dum
ba Junior" and haEing tue extreni.ies Of a
great sea monster, has come up to devour her.
Garibaldi, as per*cus, meets him, and With q
shield on one arm and spear in lis right hand,
iua'cts deadly wouod upon him, and sends
him bowling away in agony. This is one Of the
best hits Punch has lately made.
, 1860-07-04
Campaign biography OF Abraham
Lincoln,

We sEasl issue in few days d campaign H.
ograrhy Of the Republican staudard-bearer, IN
style so compact and cheap that, With suitable
effort on the par. Of cubs. canva.sers and local
committees, it may reach every voter in the
Northwest before the campaign is over. twill
be pamphlet of 80 rages, Of close type. double
columns, and in the style md shape Of the
campaign LIE Ct Col, Fremont, Issued in 1856.
Il has been prepared With great care. by one
Of the editors Of this paper, aud 1t may be con
sidered an entirely re!iuble and authentic mar
ra.irc Of the life o: ABRAHAM l1ScolS,-en,~
hracirg also the substance Of nis debates with
Mr.. Douglas in ls5s, and complete history Of
that remarkable campaign. 1t has been the
purpose Of the writer to make it tic document
Of the times. 4 copy should be placed in the
hands Of every man IN the Northwest who can
read the English language. For the purpose Of
giving it the widest circulation re will furnish
it at tie following reduced rates:
, 1860-07-04

PATRIOTIC AND EESs1nLE.-Down in JERSEY
County the good people in ths vicinity Of Oak
Hill propose celebrating tho "Fou1th" in i.
novel manner:
Tho man will assemble On the Hill in thu
Ths exsrcises will b. opsned vfth rraYsr' IT,
Dsclaration Of Indspandenes rsad, and = ehort
Grafton delivered. Tbs remainder ef ths dav
will DO spent IN tco,ting on tA4 roadt
We like that. Why not cslebrate in Chicaee
in that way aud get the streets clean.
, 1860-07-04

Founru or JcLY At 7us W1GwAx.-The
oration Ii. the Wigwam will be pronounced By
Daniel McIlroy, Esq, at II o'clock, a. II. 1t
will form an Interesting and patriotic feature
Of the Grand Benefit Of the Orphans elsewhere
referred 10. The Mayor and Common Council
hare been invited to be present.
, 1860-07-04

TnE HoxE roe THE Fn1ESDLE.s-Th regular
monthly meeting Of the Board Of Managers will
be held at the Home this "wednesday after
noon at {. o'clock. E.F. D1ox1ssox, seo'v.
, 1860-07-04

20 We notice that the east half Of the old
Revere House is to be left, mad form By scme
modification part Of the new structure. The
corner Of this edi6ce is to be made into one Of
the i1uest banking offices in ths city, good
1ocat inn for the saue
, 1860-07-04

q As one Of the many signs ofthc general
improvement Of business in our city, we would
cal attention to the advertisement: Of peake,
Aareh Dciong. This is one Of The o!deet OF
on sale houses. Their new rremise., in
size and in all the conyeuiences and cupoci:its
for Il large business are unsurpassed; anl their
large stock seemz conplete in every thing a
country merchant could possibly want in their
line. They seem fully aware oil The destiny Of
Chicago IS great distributing point. and de-
termined to keep up with the times.
, 1860-07-04

MoaE RECKLESS Dhly1So.-We learn that on
Sunday last young girl named Mary Ann o.
den, fourteen years Of age, vas knocked down
and seriously injured By buggy driven by a
reckless young scamp near Cottage Grove.
, 1860-07-04

AVs4 361
PETKK FACE, Gin Citizens Com,
concur in ths above.
III IL IfGGISs Ehtn MnHica1 Cam
, 1860-07-04

4 LITTLE Lock OF NA1n:-There is lying be-
fore us little loek Of goi.en hair rolled into a
tiny circle and marked IpA:y." We mentl,n
it because it was found in the street, little
matter indeed, but it may be to some one, the
loser. possessed Of q value every ore caa appre.
cia!e. We do not know who " Willy" il, but
reserve the little envelope just as it was handed
tous.
, 1860-07-04

Tue NEW STATE PEs1rKsr1Anr.-In The new
State Peni.entiarY at Joliet, there aEe now 526
prisoners. Forty we're to arrive from Alton
last erening, and the remainder on Tuesday
night. Good bye to the Alton coon.
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Sun9e Qeltte,

t FS eurb ptn aaaer sttHa&t EessR Sit H 70 pis pcu
bSen Eeuten poer tn f SIs raent ans btren siaeu AZ an
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@r tra9te nun SOB na6 alien @npfinbrn4
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letn SlStonrl uno i6nitt raid ben tlut6efleften
Aermel be8 rpt6en gSpllenbelnoeS auf, ba8 Sob
na@ alter Sdiff8ntunlt=@ @empbn6eit @cmnler
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aetaeu F& brheabn Nnatalbtr SrCt oebea TeIe Seprs
Hnee nta@ beH GrfHans feIbR sta srfebteafs aas b'
NsTaieN foR nntNkaIte IN.
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