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, 1860-06-19

ARRIVED. June u. -
EmtIine, Ia Salle 5}:a tu eorr.
Ucran spray cstawa, 4s@5 bu co'n s bu oa.s s'1 nn
ke.cIc Athens q cubic yards d. steue, Is cubic ya1ts
co1 st. vens. Athens, 20 cubic yds d: stone.
Geo Wash rSt7n, 95 cub:c yards :. stone.
II = How s. IoclpoT se cubic yd4 o. stone buggy.
Is Ill Eggs.
-"CLEARED.............. June j..
Teatctz Norris. 1850 # humber
t;ias1w L. sshe, Al ~ lumber, 20 N lath saie
L e Geodel!. Ottawa, light.
LAURA Un Ottawa, Light -,.a
ontsrio. Il sale, 9,ola m lumber, 70 m lash.
orator Ia SIlc. s0j cubic n Timber, 1so o1ls tal
Keacua. Athens. light
Co1steazns, Athens, lR.eht; e ;,,rn uu.,e 1.co
J I, Alexander, Loekpnrt. 8. 107 tu corn
y 4 Doug as LockpoL. light
N.b.a.kn, i. Joliet. 1o0 t0ls cath.
YoJk sit:c IL Sale, $500 bu c7ra-
Glide La eaie. ), n hn rafn.
Et-ouie Athens, 81 cubic yas stnnt.
Looms Aheus, cuc I'd, stone, "a eubie sd' Il soae'
CLEAHED....-.......Jun le. 1eSo-
R4olu:c. Athens. 1Fht- .
Loon.ls, athens. light.
I.k i If, h1nmt & 90 # lumber.
t.l4,tcf, Morris, t.ttU It lumber.
" II Nlown, $. LrckI ort. stone ioseE.
NsSs'f Msys l. is's seso sldpe 70 'in
Anaz II T. L. :: se # lumber. 50 III Ah'1s'e 40
Ansoa. T.. s.e 1,o4s # ,uu be-. s.7to zdins' Is
11oo.,r1 II; s;,,e. La sa,e, 5000 # lumber
Fan Joliet ST. UGl # lumber IN a'h, Aoo lbs ~esE.
, 1860-06-19
TillRTl-S,XTH CONGRESS FIRST SESSION.

WASHINGTON. Saturday, Juas IL.
uocsE.-The House went into Committee of
the Whole on the State Of the Union.
Ereaing Sttsion. The House re assembled at
: =. M.. and the Seuate's arendment to the
xal ,0o1, goo 1oan bill was read. Mr. Nillson re-
rarked that sir. Sherman had recently CON-
pIaised that the Senate Ind added &, 100000 IN
amendment to one OF the appropriation bills,
and had provided no means for the payment Of
tue same. The proposition now before them
was au answer to that complaint. They were
no. now prepared, howeser-ths House net BE-
ing full-to act on a measure Of this magnitude.
Sir. Sherman replied that they hare now
reached abe real difficulty Of The session. They
stand firm, and not nlloN the Senate palpably
to violate the Constitution; for all revenue
measures must originate in the House. Tbs
proposition pending was revenue bill IN the
most offensive form.
Mr. Millson said that such proposition was
neycr held to be revenue measure. 1t did NOT,
however originate in the Senate, but in the
House itstlf, mud was proposed By the Senate Is
an amendment. ,
After further debate, Mr.. Montgomery offered
an amendment TO revive the Tar7n act OF ISL,
which was ruled out Of ORDER
The Loan amendment wEs disasEeea 70, oho
the House adjourned.
uorsE.-The House resumed the consldera'
ton Of the resolution reported from tue Com
nuittee on Elections, declaring that Mr.. Auder
son was entitled to retain the seat be now occu
pied as Representative from the Fourth Con
gressioual District of Kentucky. Mr. Cfiss
man, the contestant, again spoke in support o
bis claim.
IERnA7u4.--The Congressional proceedine'
| tefcQraphed West, in giving Mr. Coltax's ana
lYsis OF the Senate Homestead bill, makes hin
say il would operate on no laud except ia Mime
sofa, Oregon and Washington. The wor!
"e1c<pt" IS q misprict. be stated, that ]
would operate o. no land in The States Named
, 1860-06-19
arrtynl Of the Overland Mai1--Seri0us
Indian Troubles.

"A
Indian Troubles.
Sra,soY,slp. No., June 1.-THE Overland
Mail with San Francisco adyices 10 May s6th,
arrived here at $3.50 this evening, and FURNISH
es the following summary Of news:
SAN FRAsc1sco. May osth:-The Pony r.
1t Carson Valley this morning, but on account
Of Indian bostil1.ies on the rGuts for goo miles
heyoud Tint point, it is feared the Express has
heen cut eff. This lust Express lett here on the
o5th. but We are not advised whether it passed
The dangerous portions Of the route on It's way
eastward.
tho 17.h. represented that abou: ]. 500 Indians
rem aimed IN the vicinity Of Pyramid Lake, and
Tint quo hunters, under Col. j. G. Hayes, and
200 q. S. troops, under Capt. Stewart, had
zone out 10 attack them in front md rear- we
are therefore in hourly expectation Of another
battle. .
Little Shasta River, May 25th, confirms the III.
mour nf Indian difficulties On Battle Creek, and
say8 the Indians have commenced hostlltles IN
rood earnest. On the 22d 1ngtaut they ran
| Six men and six mules to their camp, eighteen
| Indlans being in pursuit. 4 company II oe!eE
organized in ierka fer the purpose oi pnnfsh'og
IFr;n tho san F1ancisco EvenlEg Bulletin Nay :s.]
! Danger or ~ UrrEn Rurr,ox IN rHs poSf
| ExrREss.-N. W. Tenney, agent OF the fooy
| Express, called upon us this morning and ,gave
some sad news respecting the peri1ous condition
| Of that enterprise. He had just received tele'
grams from, Carson City, which state that the
Station ut Simpson Park was burned or Non
dav last, supposed to have been the wotk O.
indians; that the station keeper md all the ac
i.nsls are yet missing.
The dispatch further Informs Mr. Toucey tha
the man who came with the last express from
Kcozee river was forced, by fesr Of Indians, II
lie by for thirty six hours at Smith Greek Stu
lion. or Otherwise the express would have ar
rived through to Carson in less than SIX days
and that, though the express leaving here Of
the 18th had duly started on the perilous jour
ney, there was doubt as to Who would b. th
succeeding expressman with letters which le!
here yesterday.
There we're on the road, journeying towar
California, br this route, at least 600 or 700 EN-
igrauts, with their wagons and stock, VIII
would tall sictims to the cruelty and Eapacity G
the savngcs.
ST. LOUIS, June 1.-The Tucon (Arizona
correspondent Of the Republican says lndin
| depredatious continue in that part Of the Teri
tory. the Apaches hayiug run of an entls
herd.
The New Mexican correspondent Of the r
tu5l.can ss5s Araphoe md Cheyenne indsar
uro making war on the citizens in the vicini:
Of Los Conogo, aud several lives have alread
! Eoa., last zach side.
, 1860-06-19
The Baltimore Convention.

BALTIMORE. SasurdaT Evening" The city Is
rapidly filling up- The Douglas and anti i.Doug
las feeling is Intensified in opposition since the
Charl,ston Convention. Several warm contro-
ver.ies, nearly iesdiug to personal collisions,
on the teyeral sides.
The Douglas men. calculate on m Increased
rote for hIm--at all events on the Sd or 4.h bal
lots, MD i: seems certain they will hold their
own ON the earliest ballot
Ru,nor points to Hon. Caleb Cushing as the
nominee for the Southern section for President
With Hon. Jeff Uaris for Vice President, Oh the
ground that the nomination for the Presidency
Is lumaterial, but that Of Vice President is i'm
portant in the eyeut OF the election going to tbs
Senate.
, 1860-06-19
BY TELEGRAPH.
LATER FROM EUROPE.
The Neapolitans Capitu1ate to da1l'
baldi.
other Important News.

NEW Yong. June 1!.-The steamsnlp nam
mona arrived to'day psaoglng LonagI t prpponl
OF June AN, oui nothln9 la'ef !lon n.ss ~
khan lhe Niagafas aaFlcea, no na r r.
immediately on tne a1lH@' " 'D~
eas.y morning train from London,
A4vices from Sicily announce fhat ,ne ~. ~,
politaa army had capitulated to darloaial. tne
articles. which were signed on poaru tne I.s
lish war steamer Hannibal. between yen. Eauea
Rud Gar1baldl and the hevontionary oo.np nn ~
stlpufate that the Neapo1ten a1y' ~ ho1ors xuors
strong, should quit Palermo "ltn az tne uSnu e4s
o. wsr, aod emeatk % 1l.n 'ns1 ~ aSacnat;on was
we Neaponsn n4th
i terrible and desperate fight, in which many
women participated, had occurred previously as
Keaooli,aus: which resulted in the 1epulsion Of
the fstler and immediate commencement OF the
bombardmeut from the Eeapolitau Squadron.
The above news reached Paris June ed.
The London Times says Garibaid' is no"
rnuster Of the Island.
I,afters from NapIes of the 23th, state that
orxnd manifestations nave taken place there,
1i,h shouts of s.Victor Emanuel! Garibaldl!
siei1y!'
Miscellaneous reliable intelligence from Con-
stant;uonle asserts that the French and Russian
Ambassadors had officially informed the For1e
that their governments approve its resolution
TO institute inquiries teelf into the situation Of
Christians in Turkey.
the GALWAY s,eamthip Line that their service
will commence on the 2Gth, from Galwayto New
York, md ou the 10Th OF July to bos1on' ano
SO on every Iuesday.
A letter to the London Tina says bg the
terms Of capitu:a1ion ut Palermo, the Neapon.
| tan troops were to lana elmer u aleeS'n@ VI
Naples without molestatlon.
The cessation OF the carnage az SHp!e3 ~ oue
10 the Intervention Of the English and French
| Admirals. Palermo has suffered sexere!} 1soul
the bombardment aud the loss Of life is very
creat IRE On both sides.
,.rru-.nn,r41. or THE BOHEMIAN.
;, d.. ~. ~ -3,o R,hen,;an
from Liverpool On. ano Londonderry '''' p"s0
Gu isa reJ dsins ~ H. f;reat East.rn il confirmed
iassr S;c;i;.n desnatcbes indicate that th.
statement as 10 the capitulatiou is only partly
aorrant sdv;ces fron yanfes of the Sd stat,
lint he E;ny refl1sed The conditions Of capitu
is.;a, ~ hSst;lit;es Recommended at noon.
i dfsna,ch from Turin announces renewa
of ~ 5tpn,nhard,nent. Palermo was barricxd
% ID M I'd s,,1t cf the roval troops surrouaded b,
~ ;rsnr~ents 4 Neanolitan General has gou
over to lie insurgents,
later telegram, dated Palermo on the ere
"a 's ~ ~ onnonnces that The bombard
ulus y. .ue ~, na1rsJ tba arn,;st;ca Was cou
nent pas G".saId; rn,t;nrsd master nf III
.ueeo; .os h,t ne fcrfs were nccunied by the Nea
poIitans.
r,;o,;oe 10 - iast nnt;l ,be 5,h. Garibaldi We
.suie - rsnt ~ ,,' ~, arm;st;re for The want
nmmun;';eo a1neeu ~ y A"' '''4 81 'o''@~ 49, ~
Enthusiasm for Garibaldi was spreading
aaJ ani a,o~p .fTsc1ed Nv It.
W The % clerey IN Sicily are preaching crusai
: .,a;nst ~. ~. ~ Manhattan Government,
It Is stated that signor Carafa, in cireul'
np, s,,e;tr and called ior tho interrogation Of Il
| f3;ajxop+ ad nuain
, 1860-06-19

s.. Loris, June ls.-The Democrat learns
that Captain Simson passed through the city on
Saturday. tn route to Washington. with dia-
patches iron, Utah containing propositions from
Drighgm Young to sell the Mormon property at
Salt Lake to the United States-the Saints 10
evaeuate the Territory and remove to some
poipt on the Pacific coast. either in the British
possessions OF the United Sthtes.
, 1860-06-19

IER FouENtAa LIVERPOOL June :.
UktAp.ryga.-w. y. & Co. rcptst the weather very
vet u., unfasorafe f1r crors qulst sn hold
Iiser; rcd 10 .ad lss tDd: rl Corn du
ssl"~ Il. tdasls; 1h'tc sos@3s. Cd BEEF heavy nd
esn s1eadt Lard tr, a79sss. Ta'lo~ duh; rate. uo
changed. 81. Oh. ,.
InKpNx MArrr1s.-Wheat Advanced l@3d- With An Up
wal ttnirncy, Fsour Advanced slightly.
rAtrx-Breadstuda higher at Paris. The uourze c.osed
hu ie1tes 6of s4r.
, 1860-06-19

NKw Yoak, June 1s-The otliciL reception
Of the Japaneee Embassy by the AzYor and
Council takes place Ut half psst one to-day The
7sa regiment are provided IS guard q honor
to tho Japanese. Gov. Morgan and Stan a.
tend By limitation.
New Yonk, June 1s.-Ths Japanese, yester-
day, were wholly free froal distur bance- They
have passed no other day so quietly tince their
arriral in this country. The arrangements Of
tho Hotel forbade intFusions, and no business
Of any kind was brought before them.
The Ambassadors and Some nf iha higher On, |.
cars uilt, at noon todar, Tisit tho City aal!
md be formerly welcomed By Mayor Wood.
The possibility Of 4 visit to boston i Jet
doubtful. Ii made, it will be resJ brief and
hurried.
Unless some unexpected obstacle opposes,
the Embassy will certainly sail .or home IN the
frat week in July.
The procession started from the Metropolitan
Hotel at II 7. II. precisely, escorted By the 1th
| Reziuent, with full ganks~ 0nly the high ofti-
Gals ard a few subordinate. are in tho process
sion. broadway is AZ densely crowded ~ On
Saturday. The procession will reach the City
Hall At o'clock. The Park is dense}y
{htopEed.
, 1860-06-19

BrnI1xe7os, Juue 1s.-The Mississippi river
at this point is rising slowly.
DrBuorz, June ls.-The river at this place il
st stand.
LASA1IE. June 1s,-1n the Illinois at this
place there arc but two feet Of water On the bars,
and it is falling.
, 1860-06-19

A1naSr, June IA ttrrihie hail storm
passed over this city this evening at o'clock,
to property. The streets were submerged,
houses inundstcd, trees stripped Of limbs, and
gardens entirely destroyed. Ali sections suf-
fered. One house fell iu, severely injuring
, 1860-06-19

Total
After the conclusion Of thu ustch NIL haads
adjourned to the Union Park House and ,sas
down to supper. This exercises were render
ed still more interesting By the presentation Of
tho beautiful English and American asg belong
ing to the Prairie Club, to the Peniusulaz Club
The presentation WAS made b. Julian S. RUN
sey, Esq, in q neat speech, and handsomely ac-
knowledged by the President of the Peninsu-
lar Club. AL parties separated with the best
Of feelings, although tbe Prairie Club will not
rest Satisfied until they have redeemed ti:e'r
laurels.
Po11cx.-Tbe Police Court gave only limit
ed run Of petty cases yesterday.
, 1860-06-19
225 LAKE-SE, cox. Fl. ANkI1N
ulyIcSH-sm
Af ASSEk'S FIVE MINUTE
Ice Cream Freezer,

As IMPROVED FOR 1880.
Tla only ttseztr constructed cn scientific principles
with rxro,e{tg md spsin3 t'de te1a1e:- Tie oEs
Aoasn. the freezing of tie cseana-sle other reos -
fat - frozen.
Ths most ,,nld In frezse With the e quantity Of Ice
III. +os o1t IL asi tie most slmple md
<ixrube Ia structure. For sale at
VAN SCuAACKsS,
~ State Street Al
U-0kn1.xl Daalerin Housekeeping Artlc1ea. n50
, 1860-06-19
THE CITY.

c.,h..h .ft..,oo. -, ,r--,...1,-m
.. 49, hon- ~ ..a.mblIno If N. xo-,h uart..
n,.-;.. c.hh.4h s.hoo1 w., a,,aa ~;.h 49,
t..-..t ..,h.,i.- .;,,,;1.r ncca,;on hss cs,,aa
:. -. H.. hotb or1;t,,a fo,t, ,ra ~
=, = -. o.lk..h s,h.ot ~,r.. ~.
.-...:s.~ s.,.;...a ~ h-,.f sad,,,ees inter.
,'N .Is:,..
aps1seo WIN Aooss oJ uo e1"e'e 3
pleasant feature Was oue that took the recipient
entira. y hv anrnri.e when npe If the scholars
.-. 80 = .o.,,;c,, p;h,a
eAtne ~" ata au9 Ptessnse91 D''e
euJ 8. Sdltsoh, Esq, IN behalf Of her !elloW
pupils Mr.. Ssill.on, who1e engagements In the I
.-.rt;,, r..to,, ua,,sa h.v. .roaa
4 '. tue -" See'4;1 t.'us0 A9e D'1eo
MN ior someume fesldeus OF our eitv mas
bean one Of the most devoted and inde!atigable |
friends Of the School. snd now that he is to |
lsa,, u. carrie. sv.v thi. annronri.te m.mento
ot h's iaboss OF lore in connection with our
Mission Schools
The larne hall WIS filed with the children and
f,;.,3. .T... ..h.., <.L.. : an, .....,., ~,
- ,.4sos - .4e seaoo1 t.oou' 1,''o pfsssn'' w.
Hammond, T. King, Esq. AE. Wells, supt. Of
pu1 public schools, J. 7. Griffin, Secretary Of
N. S,hh..h cut.a, r7n;a. p..a, p,,a =,
o~o'et 1't'A, ~ Ea'
aaa - u os'l!aon addressed the eaiidrea' When
the LAST named gentleman took the fnor-whn
hurh haAv ~ E.Ssh hF,,t }AAo sn4b 4bo
".s osea W" " .oe "os' ia'@n.u' sAoos - 'ne
seaeo' .eo3l 9s in1a1e5-s*o at"e s'sts saass
Richardson aud Mary Hobby) al the sclool ap-
preached him frou, an adjoining room. bearing
. .n,.,d;a h,h,s .ra ~ h.srt;f,1 hco,x,. i.
..I'"Lsas. ~ ~, -"a.s.s ~. - .n. ,.:... =. 49,,
| r.,,.-:~. 'N@
n, 60 p.,n.a r. ,ah,,, -.
| the North Marked Uali Mission Sabbath School.
We present ,yon this Bible As testimonial Of
our 1ose ana gtatnaae.
tn as. Ind nnr asso:ia,e,' onr hesr,s | a. plow Win
sentiments Of affection towards you. iou hare
been to ia spiritual guide and ssmpath.z'nG
nI ~ ,.,x h,xa - ,;,~.a ~, h,,o
its Of your eorreet example. but many Of our
numbers hare been led, through your special
ths r;o.nsn, 81 e.o, VI h, nn ana
| Cbristisn priyile9ss-
In Jour Christian Missionary lAbors, the pria-
e,p!ea 81 oar ..oTs hGls fsf,on haze 9:, ose ei
h.ad ministered to he child of wsnt r. Fam smonr ~.
and whsre sickness aud sorrow have entered
our on n,enaes. yqas nanis'rauons nave Drought
u srs nained 10 i.arn TINT xor arc ,oon tn
, leave us, and thAs we are TO lose 30 good =
lr,end aaq % %oenetaetor' md We pray God TO raise
, hrxr ~ *rcrs..fn'1 hspnn puseeo'e 'ns MIA 'eu
That the blessed Savior whose rou ar, and
whom you serve" may grant you = long life O.
1seiuteess, xuo q !sst reward you " In ths
right hsnd. is the deaire Of our associates. ant
our most ferrent prayer.
This touching incident so oyetcare Nr. Still
!. SOD, who was taken completely by surprise fo
, 1860-06-19

pE1Ro1r vs.. Cu1cAGo-Tn. pRAsu1E CE1ckET
CIrB Bk47xS.-Ne could only gtve in CIR last
issue brief reference to the result OF the rc-
turn match between the PeuinsuIar Club Of d.
tfoit, and Prairie Club Of Chicago. which WAS I'm
ished on Saturday, the latter being badly b,a-
ten. The match was won b! the Detroit mee
by the large majority Of % points. Tue fol-
1oniug is the score OF the second innings:
, 1860-06-19

Marble statne Of Hon. Thomas II.
Benton.
:Sr. Louis, June 1s.--The Committee ap.
pointed to raise funds for marble statue OF
Thomas II Benton, haTe obtained The desired
amout. 80, ,00o, and have awarded the work to
Miss Harriet uo.mer.
, 1860-06-19

Anniversary OF tho Battle of Bunker
Hill.
BosroS, June 1s.-Tnc banks. insurance ofii-
ces and many wholesale. stores are closed To-
day. in obscrrar &C Of rhr anniversary of the
Battle Of Bunker Hill. There will be line
military display in the afternoon.
, 1860-06-19

Buffalo Market.
1trTt,roxArn1 buffalo, Jrne 1s.
F1ora-1n better demand after 1eelpt At New ynrk
III. uaci market sieodT Sales .t5 hh1s 1t &fSdeb l:
f, Cnuad* and extra asts from spring ~hcA': *0ee3
f,r .xsa ls nnd W..: &3SsQSS7x 10! extra texA aMd
Michigan: 4..&83 " for UA3 And lid; e.s5ts6.U Tot
t.Hib!s txtta.
tisA1s-wheas In Eooa derand: MARKET c3sc heseer:-
saIts ii maD Lu ChIcsso xp ing At $ltp9lo COO bu T..
nads, y 70: LOO Mwaakee sub st st:t2@ y:
active aid Nc lover rales 80fo hu Western and Cana
ia at tic. Barley ard rye nontua1.
NHSEr-Slea9y. S21ca 100 LaA II o1c.
sr1Cusr-. fel9hts Gull 40e on tour. lie On whea
1h> 0,, cu1n 10 Ntw York.
iskt ixros7s lhls Of aouE; 14oooo bu Of ~heas
g. 90 In corn: 500 III cats.
xasL E1rox1s-No dour; 5000 bs Of whcat; :s0<0 bu
4 IN atale
, 1860-06-19
CLEAR En-.

I
-. .''',....
s,mr kttu. WisoE y15o, ~ ptss @ iSfntue - fe3s
hureS 80 hhh pTk. ~ oo,e aect ~ Sp!s ealt opis
axes 81 bales haS osls itmotas'7 rs. sanrTet ::
R.z, e. Is meal ..aa 1; Ed esisi ,shesp eg
loh"Es ~, ~: pfos ~ s,t s3of : nsss su'o"es'
rEop non.e1iuasa, !ts. III ~ hoea IRISH
cSfu. ~ t,ls fo.r 5H loas uulter 1t Lousshc13
Toods. -,
Trop sHn, lmrsun Congwocd. I'll blls dour, tt hde -
pigs rundr1-s. .oo,,,.
hous.ss e@as I'M NsneN s"t -,,n 1ea
IVY h.is Hnn1 ifgi tts mra ls:s pcs iesd
III Sela.iopl smith, Gfuud lav,n, 4otush rotaots.
*eaf taletntln, @ .ngs4 Bale. q uarhor.
Sei,t !: :on,uc.remsrt +. ". Dis. Hvllasd,
seLr G s.,seC g. DIV. Gafnf, Kal1maz,o.
49,. ii - rro1 fs,n,rrrIi.
ssh. GIa:,T. 49, jam zss ~ Vusf. gst;
& StiiS sfI ~ .im.sn Two Rive 20 lbs fauE
''-A' ios Ar1 irrn. ~. : se :, butt.T.
, 1860-06-19

The export of Dreadstu1s and Provisions from
this port for the past and previous *eek, and
since January lss, 1860, for this aud last year.
IVES az follows:
T., sss bp1s . e!Sbu. :iSss;: bu.
fzevibus week-.....-1 no1 l3s.Nf SA!ga
$Iocs Jan. !. 1s60. .3Y..8,s 5sI,Gs. 1.l8..8=3
hans tnss 1-as. ss,sA cl.9l1 96.sW =
IL. ~e*s s:ss vi l.. ,as& ~ ,s. = ss t.:
fIev!ons wrsk :'%;3 etas 1+a:+5 1Ss.lS3
sane sane ;:. t:1s ss. .st,ss: 81: 5,asc 1:5:ss
FREIGHT ENGAGEMENTS 1T NEW lonA June
16.--To liverpors-4",oo0 hp Wheat Et I'd. in
bulk, and 7@st. in bags; rs hhds- Tallow, ut
lis. Cd. 2,vV0 bbla Flour 1T ls. Cd. To G1as-
Kow-3,501 bu Wheat, ut .1d. iu +bppere' bags;
100 tcs Beef On private terms 100 hrkins But
ter. at Sos.
NORTHERN Transportation CoHpASY.-The
following complimentary notice appears in tie
columns Of the Fulton P1triot and Gasett<:
"Now tast the storms of Spring are princi.
psaiy, ii not entirely, paused by. the Like viii
Recomt favcrite resort, not only Tor freight
but for travel and We would call especsa! atten
ton to the advertisement Of The Norther.
Transportation Company, which will be found
upon the fourth rsge.
This Company h4re thirteen first clnss screw
steamers, with which they maintain regula
4ri.weekiy liae between Chicago and Ogdeus
burgh, touching at 0swego. on Lake Ontario
md at Cleveland, Detroit, Maclipaw and Nil
raukee on the Upper Lakes.
The time between OsTego and Chicago
, 1860-06-19

tco;rrr Of Fsankliu.)
uavss dro;el Of his I'D stek At Lake s.'cei. has
tEpteitp
21Y Lake Street, Cor. of franklin,
Where hr nes FIR Ac .aA fouplete asostnc-t o!
uGusc} cefirr t,eoi:. cuhsi-:ing IN past Of
WlNssIIp'S
SclC-Tcntilating Ref. iscja!tT,
Tteles. tltze Of the k:ni ever nj M cu, !. " =. HI
he aste, ta. rve1y t,u-e etpsr Is ys ta
Ice Lexta Water Coolers with Filters ataccd. o1 wSLca.
KEDZIE'S WATER FILTER.
Az s1ecn; a-d sure .r+:ce fer cl sae and rur:f. ng
Ktlr v.1 or LIKE Waier =o asma cr one, convenient
fos Offices. Gt-
Masser's5 Minute Ice Cream Freezer.
WEATHER sTKtrs. T.! keeping 4h* drs. anil wind
from coming th1,ush oee Goo1s and rafting wtnd'x
WOODEN AND WILLOW WARE GENERALLY
Plain Tin Hare,
At WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
w,ll f,rnsh lrsasermen 10: IT.: ri.eeA st. mesa ard
C,nat Beats with tIup.. low IkEts HerIs.
&c, sc, UFttrs selltitd.
-o,1 Dom1nlou~ CcfIse ard Tea Pots. Chestesrac.s
Ata,o.tpAcr:c d.. KocnrE. Ac,, we'll done to order.
J..,nne,i War; Tea CansG9s. EFteef'e canI.:crn,
L.npf, Toilet s,.:a. Cbart< Fails. &C. &c, r..
r11tnlyor Extra Enahc1 Old a.c made New hS nicely
r&-}tIanh:n:.
vss Kanse< lIot Air Fusuaet., Heaters, vcntllascra
Eekl.se.s% aac knc.tn Gte7a.r.
1!srdw are, cu:lrry, N4!* .te.. a: retail.
p.an,ns ceprer sAee. 1ze:. Tia Wesk aud 1apaansoz
donc&oortcr.
Thomas George.
225 LAKE-SE. cox. Fl: ANkL1N.
EF3
, 1860-06-19

\ Prediction
CONCORD, n. B.. june i7.-llon. Edmund
Burke, writes from Washington to friend
here. as follows:
aEyerg body expects smash up at Baltimore.
There will be two candidates, and one soath-
ern man,"
, 1860-06-19

NoSpky EvEstxo. June Il, 1860.
The following are the receipts and shipments
Of the last twenty -four hours:
, 1860-06-19

Sn1Clde.
DEAnDs1owS, H., June ls.-Air. John Doher-
man, butcher, Of this city. Was found this
noon hanging in his barn. dead. Neis supposed
tn have hung himself1ast night, as when found
the body was stiff. lie leayes a wife and oEe
child
, 1860-06-19

t,wn..1 sri rr..e1 ~ tk C1mrs:ys will 70 :rn oS's
ia4 ae~ Yerx CtnI.. 1i. roaA to pna.so. ~ e7i'i I!
wttt ~.y l:,irua.s ard abst Lur% ~: 1:t
ns -,.h ~ uay c,u!Ec more eSty ts:s:s t III
By Canal -, -,
Ib. Css!a a- Slxs;a-S 'nt'E:ai r. Ct s'.'.
cfs tare Etss up a:se.v With Wv to Ike c':i:
anst x.Irtv nj p~-~tr:"::.
tvrr.es Vi F,tisis st4 pase4sc. Apply tatbe AeH..s
r. s:re--. ;.e oIe't u ts Western 4HAis os'a'
t'Gn1- arF, ..,.
Ii Sl.,r t..tu,. A.L,E lousx, Gr,' ttw:.'
- II : ~ Az Yy| NV f....
i EY:uivr- r:seH.} "a! E;srr s'-rtt.......T'es.
HowEJ rh;I- s;or W. III W. +. .H.tn.- H. 're:
j. i,ant Co. Es;:. t'nrisP .;."l.... t.Ak. x.
:: Sn..'s. ..v,ve.s.. s,e;sas sS,,, y, s's'.t
/ Il @t-ut ..SS-,:-.y.t \. H.,i k'a-......,
r T. Hut, Ia. ,Ns.I.tt. .i.L.as suL A n.-JA-,.
!iuF:t.urs krA an. j ~. NA~:,ss -
r.tkrac. ! ~ !'rF.... .l.*s; :.
1T Kirkland .stro'ysaa !? Hn-hts -, ~'t":?n
y, mun Milwaukee. w. H. "''s1' W.. W.,s.x,:.
1fsth.aly l. Tenn, r.. :a.bua / &c.. ! I At y.
titen Kav. C-s.-,>
J. W. TEl'rLE. y gent,
| FOOT or STATE $r., chicago.
, 1860-06-19

TOtA.- *-S
S.1ea Of sJU good shipping Cattle, from aSea93n -
+3.s5. .-
Sa.ts Of 90 ordinary Cattle. from $as36ss.
sa1cs 20 Common lgt: Cattle from aza auN
sale those pte'. foE thert no demand r1eeP 10
be t.lcn Lack to Tie couEtsy On G1ats.
sass of about 1000 shtep 1tcm Is and eomc Extra
tl,t averaged near 100 lbs 70. 2;s to pescwt.
sa!c- Of 1,17l Hogs, from s5'a9s.75 TOTS.
sses Ct II Cow aad Calves, from sos.a to sse per
head.
LII, oyef Oh the 1na.ket 1o7 Cattle and III Sheep
, 1860-06-19

NC" 1VEN K1MxakA kFAAkCHAtEH9*s
liz TI1.EeRArH.l . WEE Esris6 JUNE IT,
3Hc.rASe OF lfPr6stE. fS0tA
ibstfSl-t IN
pA<Ic1Er IN EtfCul4fch. AVA
, 1860-06-19

s- c,-u..,.rs J. nc t3-4A x-Tkc follnwing resfe!s
a.x.a ,u,Iur liz LIT tw. ttyio1r lotr. CpCon!ly.
atsi ri, pra, L. u4n 3 Morris Ms!sase Delta le.
;;vtf II wn-I Lathau 1see Na!blldge.