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, 1860-03-06

~ VOICE FK0m NEW YORK.
A gentleman Of Chicago, whom everybody
knows and everybody respects, went away
from here a few days ago growing at the Re-
publican ticket Yesterday VIC received the
following from lis hands:
Aerox MoraE, Exw YoR March :, lsoo.
Edo1e Press and Tribune
Your citizens would be much surprised to
know tue interest and excitement here, On the
result Of your coming election. Nr. Seward
great speech ard the Chicago election, are the
a1t tho exciting themes. At This liotel, the St.
Nicholas, Metropolitan, &c., crowds ure cuu-
stautly tnlking OF your elec3ion; and should tue
Republicans Of Chicago now fail in maintaining
their wcIl.earned laure.s, hare no doubt hut
the D6ughface Douglasitcs would celebrate it
with a thousand guns. They scem to think
here that rs Mr. Gurnec is Hacked By influence
aud n.tans from lYasAington, he saust be elected.
I hope for the credit Of our city, md the cause
Of freedom, that you will Jet come out uf the
fight with additional honor. lfyou do, the e.
feet will be wonderful. Many Of the leading
men here say if Mr. Gurnce is elected Mayor Of
Chicago, Mr. Douglas must be nominated. It
ia almost 'credible to sec the feeling here, and
next Tuesday night the telegraph Offices will
be crowded to hear if Chicago is still true to her
principles. Yours truly.
, 1860-03-06

The pro-slcyery orgies around the Court
House square last evening did more to close
up tho Republican ranks and bring out a
UNITED VOTE to-day than all the other irtlu-
cnces Of the CANVASS Shall tho city Of Chi
cago ho governed this year ly tho mob
which reeled through tic streets last night
shouting for Misthcr Gur-r-r-nee''? THROW
down this paper; so to the polls, and work
with al your might til sunset!
, 1860-03-06

TENTH WARD REPUBLICANS!
Go to the polls early ani vote for Jor1S
scuuLGES and the whole Republican ticket
Ono more effort and the Tenth is rescued from
whisky, ropery aud Slavery! Throw down
this paper and 60 to Ill. polls!
OrenluS Of tho IlItnoia and nIfch-
fEan Canal.
The following is copy ofa dispatch received
yesterday by J. II. Kinzic, Esq, Canal Col
1cctor:
LocxroEr. March {, 1860.
J. II. K1SzrE, ESQ.,: intend to have the canal
open Thursday next for bonts drawing four feet
four inches. JouS B. pREsroS,
General Superintendent.
, 1860-03-06

tom tbs Christian Intelligence. New Yc1k. July H. 1sse
SrAlp1SG's PRErAnEp -Housekeepcrs
will be glad TO learn that the mishaps TO furni-
ture picture frames, crockcry, ETC., so prevalent
about May day, can hereafter be rcmedied ut q
triiling expense, By using Spalding's Prepared
Glue. This glue II put up ln a convenient bot
ali tho desirable qualities Of welt-lrcpared cat:
int maker's glue, and is used cnld. \ small
brush accompanies each bottle, the Whole cost.
iue Lut tscntv five cents, md furnishing an
cTcrready and efficient means for repairing all
kinds Of broken household wares: 1t will be
found exceedingly couycuicnt for cone and
shell-work, piauo-trrncrs, and FOR all purposes
requiring ! strong mucilagc. No housckteper
can afford to he without It.
, 1860-03-06
CLOSE THE SALOGNS.

We, the Central Executive Committee Of the
Chicago Republican Club, and the Executive
Committee of the Cook County Democratic As
soclation, most heartily concur in tho recon-.
mendation Of the Mayor, that all the SALOONS in
the city be closed on the day Of election.
]. HOARD, Chm. Republican Com.
WIN. B.BATEMAN, Chm. Dem. Ex, Com,
Il. HowIASn, Sec'y Rep. Ex. Com.
GEO. S. KIMBERLEY, sec,y Dem. Ex. Com.
, 1860-03-06
CATHOLICISM IN THE FIELD!

At Catholic Church on Desplaines street,
near Adams, (1Vest side) Catholic Priest, on
Sunday last, openly commanded his hearcrs to
60 to the polls, to-day, and vote the Demo-
cratic ticket! He saId that great national
consequences hung upon the result Of this city
election, and that no true Democrat and Cath
ollc could be excused If he did not vote as
was directed. This is not any electionee1ing
game. It is true. Americans, p1otestants,
Republicans, do ypu hear that2
, 1860-03-06

Nelu aD0frtisrlnents.

II c. Il. !SC1IpEH. Adsettstn1 AYent, IS E.arsornt.
t. auAo{.3 to retirs Advertisements fer tai, oni al The
Lsaiinq Papers of tLe lFar{h FEET jslbassy
, 1860-03-06
Chicago University

E1!cEs Trcss a1l Ifluue:
Upon r. rccert visit to this rising Institution
VIC were gratiGed with tic orderly appearance
Of public halls and students rooms aud the
scholarly manner Of the tcachcrs the ready
rectations aua intellectual promise Of tho class
es. VIC were specially pleased to lud we'll
ordered G gymnasium. A sound mind must dwell
in sound body. intellectual progress is often
arrested aud scholarly attainmepts limited by
failure Of health. To attain the highest nation
alcharactcr, We must return to the wisdom Of
the ancient Greeks in public provision for man-
" exercises Of the young. This recognition Of
too commonly neglected want Of the times,
increases our confidence in the practical wis
dom Of the manage. cnt Of tl1c Chicago Cniycr-
sity, ind furnishes additional reason for COM
n,cnding its clnims to those OF our city, State, or
the North west seeking place for the education
Of their sous. CITIZEN.
Marrh afh 1ef1
, 1860-03-06
39tts4 i Uriihu1te
CHICAGO.

Places OF Holding Tho Election.
Tie following arc designated as the places for
holding the election:
First Ward-Amer1can House, corner Of State
street aud Wabash avenue.
Second Ward-Ensinc House MOL.
Third Ward Sheriff + Office, Court House.
Fourth Wsrd-Engine House No. Q, corner Of
Washington and Franklin streets.
Fifth Ward-0ld Engiuc House, corner Clin-
ten md Washington streets.
Sixth Ward-Henry Smiths Block, corner Of
Milwaukee avenue and DcspEaiucs street.
Seventh Ward-Nort4wcst corner Of Wells
street md Chicago avenue.
Eighth Ward-North Market Hall.
Ninth Ward Carpenter shop on Cass street,
between North Water and Kinze streets.
Tenth Ward-Martin Shoup's Land Office,
conner Twelfth and Clinton streets.
, 1860-03-06
% lae1lt.

ITO RENTING. els kinzie street
in SeWh<rrys h:5ck box corner Etnz:e Ind NottA
NeIs streets Apply to $. II. KElFOOT + CO, q
Dearborn 2sIt3k.
, 1860-03-06

HTATE OF ILLINOIS, County a

GTATE OF ILLINOIS, County Of
~ Coax. s.s....Suresior rouEt Of chc.xo Nay Term,
is9o-Ls1kln i. uodke and Warren Gilmore vs AIMS s.
T.mer md sarah :. Palmer heirs ad lnfaat ehdrea cf
John r. r.!nsr e.csassa;rt.i.tea for Mee an.es
and Sasah L. PalneE, Defendants above u,r ed ha3.
irs been hled IN the Office cf tie clt1k Of sid Su-
Sid Anna s. Palmer md Sazah Palmer thas he peti.
tozc1s dod theE petition In sad Ceu the Chsnee:Y
fnnons sht1cupon s.ued Of sad Gun afain,t sid
defendants. re:uruaoe On the Fs Monday Of Nay Et1t
1870, ~ !. hy law REQUIRED.
Sow. rnls. yoa IL sa;d Anns ganes and Sarah
ms' Gss and s11 esesea hs aea sn Palmer d.;
supenot cou1t Of cs;e e 81 ot Gs GsSs ep9y d. A.
Cocrty % III hr. day Of Nay A. b Lea ia pe1d.
atnar ts nS 81. Ps1oG y.
Is cnn!s Cd and tecee entered akan.t ycu According
70 the prayer Of said rc:on+
WALTER EtMDALL. CItrt.
GA11rr & Hr1cncoes, Conpl"a' SorEs. Eht b;tJ4 =
, 1860-03-06

TOR SALE-T11e large frame
l. Nare ou.e 1T the forks OF the Chicago Elyer.
pied hy Tre~el Perry Norton. with ionX lease OF lut
Un:1ed very cheap. Apply to $. Il. kEEFoDI CO,
, 1860-03-06

onthe III # Masc.: HATTIE c.. go7n.est daughter Of
Wlll,am and 6sst'fa NeLau+ aged yea. aad nsntLs
At the re4Idcucs OF hs snn4alaw James Csrapte1l on
NonsAY the 3sh lnst, Of Typhoid Fever MOSES p Ell
LOTT, In tie 64th 5e4s Of his axe-
The deceased Of the earliest settlers In The north
c1n p,rt Of the statt.
The relatives and friends Of tie ly are respectfully
ryted 10 attend the funeral fIon tho redezee Of James
Oanpb&u, Eq c1zues Edna Plaet snd Harrison sttret
this Tuesday afternoon At ha,fpast two o'clock, without
further potIce.
, 1860-03-06
THE CITY.


n e r q UHL1CAN CITY TICKET.
For Mayor-JoHN WENTWORTH.
For Treasurer-A. HARVEY.
For Attorney-J0HN LYLE KING.
For Col]ector-J0HE RADER.
For Marshal -IVER LAWSON,
For rSurveyor-GE0RGE ". WILSON.
6TREET COMMISSIONERS.
South Divislon-PETER WOLF
North DisiMuu-GEORGE EEERH
WtM U!vlsIon-WN. II. DUNN.
"AA". ALpkaNIH. coXsrAHLxH.
lh1t-N1LLIAM COLBY. CI1As. r nHfIsON.
secand-J. II. VAN 0SDEL. J. COURYWRIGnT.
1aHa-A1NAM JOY r. E. COOK.
Fourth-L. LAMFERTz. E, ADcocK.
fAh-1I. H. fOsS. Il, CARTHEW.
slxth-J. ". COGB, A. KOYATs.
seventh-G. s. HUBBARD. HENRY JAuNB.
Eght|. g. MACLAY. CuAs. TuNNICLIFF.
Nath-EL1 hATEe- 6AM. 4. ELL1B.
Telth--JOHN 6HULGEN. ANTHONY OTTO.
, 1860-03-06
GO EARLY.

Go carly to the polls, and stay there until
you vote, until all the legal votes arc in, and
until a]l danger Of illegal voting has passed.
The Republican who does less than that does
less than Lis duty to the city, lis party and
himself.
, 1860-03-06

TOR SALE-Pork anil Lard-A
J. prime article always hand and fer <a's By quantity
aae h7rrel sugar cured txf rnhkues family
Al.o White FLah and Trout. GEO. 4. sEAEENNS.
rah5o.1%lm :. dearborn street.
TOR SALE.-To Railroad Men,
j. The LOCOMOTIVE CoLGMBIASA. built BY
N9Ir1s 3er years 3D. n xoSd zua;l1g on.er VIII u
Inquire Of b. Z. HE ACItINsoS, ~ So Mater stgIxs.
, 1860-03-06
FIrst Annual commencement OF Lind
Medical School.

FIrAt Annual Commencement OF Lind
Medical School.
TIC First Annual Commencement of The
Medical University took place at the Second
Presbyterian Church. 4 large and intelligent
audience we're present, though less than would
at any tune other than the evening preceding
election have been called out by this occasion.
TIE exercises were Of q very interesting
character. The address By Prol. II. 4. johnson
was IN admirable and scholarly production, cn-
tirely worthy Of The reputation Of this gentle
man. Tic yalcdictory on the part Of tho stu.
dents MAS delivered by DR.. ]. S. Jewel, Of the
| graduating class. The raledictory address 10
| the class was delivered By Prof DeviEc, The
following a1c the Graduating Class:
James Stewart Jewel, Illinois.
Abucr Dexter Andrews, Wisconsin.
John Faulkner Hopkins, Wisconsin.
Charles no Haven Jones. Illinois.
Thomas Jefferson Rigs, Illinois.
Jobp Conant, Illinois.
| Kupert Daniel CoRgswell, Illinois.
James Marha,n Kendall, Illinois,
Lucian Ashley, llliaois.
at tue close Of the exercises the Faculty Stu
dents and invited guests met at the residence oi
DR.. y. S. Davis, on Washington street, and
passed pleasant hour or two in social inter.
course, q delightful affair throughout, and City
closing the intellectual treat Of tho ereniug.
, 1860-03-06

EIGHTH WARD AEPUBLICANS1
Go to the polls car]y aud vote for J. G.
MAcLAr and the whole Republican ticket Last
spring tic Eighth Ward vote for Alderman
was tie. This time VIC can make it 100
minority if every lDaa does bis duty,
, 1860-03-06

FIFTH WARD REPUBLICANS.
Go to the polls early and vote for ROBERT
II, Foss and The whole Republican ticket.
Everybody looks for $50 majority from the
glorious Fifth
, 1860-03-06

Il TO Of Eeh productive anl. 10 tmbe:e
~cl w4tere9 by ly!ne hFook passing through It.
f:g veil and large c:.tesu bulldogs new. laske and
phool convenient elm .te healthy. Thla fasn is antty
ssuaed en the GAena kailro'd Two nres west OF ths
business centre Of JaesTtle nc from city hts
Is well ALA I'd t, krar..dscx, gtzux xatd.niuE Ta
pe:sons to uryh.se nc 3hose fat sctss an IN
I'll. sell, woodland. good WAset, good buildings and TN
poycn.nts e7y aceess 70 ~ o~n rNlto"d,
OF the the premises Address tie saule by
hitter 10 Jauesslie, Kutk toI1tY. W.T.
uhi+ttAsfw4 Z. D. DxLAMATEE.
, 1860-03-06

. CulcAGo MEDICAL Soc1rrY.- regular
monthly meeting of the Chicago Medical socic.
ty will be held This (Tucsday) evening, Mt the
Hall Of Lind Medical College in Lind Dlock,
The medical discussion, postponed from last
meeting. will take place this evening. Doctors
Byford and Smith opening and lcoding the same.
, 1860-03-06

CTATE OF ILLINOIS, County OF
1:6p-La kin 5. Hodge and Warren 9lmorr ~. AIMS s.
Palmer and +. Palmer. heirs a nart Children Of
John H. Palmer deceased Petition for Mechanics Lien
AdayIt Of Tie n7E.resldence Of 4ana 5. Palmer and
S1r.h E. Palmer deendauts above ramei. having been
Chaso Noslee a hereby given 70 tie aid Anca = P+l
mer and Sarah Palmer; That Me r toEes died their
Of A.1ch 1850 .nd ,h,t luminous thercuson
on The Mond7y Of May next lsGo is Inv zequ1d
Now. un'e:s yo sa: aatd Anna S f.uef and Ssfah E.
cezsed ahs personally be aud appear before ne SAID Su-
pt,ior Court Of Chicago Of Cook Coult The lr day
County, on The frst Monday Of Nay. 80 au plead IN.
sweT the s.d Petition The saae aha
eoatetsed nd deere entered again you aecordrE to
'A~ ''N' WALTER Kn1BALI, Clt.k.
c.,,rr 8 J1rcucocx Commits Eosr ,1hf,h-GIw
, 1860-03-06

t The Central Executive Committee of
the Chicago Republican Club concur most
heartily in the recommendation that ali the
saloons in this city be closed, as requested By
the Mayor. SAM'L uoAnp, Chm.
HENRY uowLAxD, Sec'v.
, 1860-03-06

Go to the polls ea1ly and vote for HIRAM
Jor and the whole Republican ticket Tho
Third Ward is sct down lor 100 majo5ityl
, 1860-03-06

TOR RENT will rent to q
L Good tenant the second gtoy of op. warehouse
~ feet, and light the SIDES 1t the nne salerroora It,
the city and will b. rented cheap desirable tenants,
nch:57s4 III, COOLEY X FAREWELL
, 1860-03-06
FOURTH WARD nIpIJnIIcANS,

10 to the polls early and voto for LEONARD
AAArERTs and the whole Republican ticket.
One effort moro and tho Fourth Ward is re-
decmcdl
, 1860-03-06

4 GENTS WANTED-We want
aetise men to sel articles Ia every City, Town
superior inducements. We esa warrant ihcu ftnm &l,.5
10 a9 rcr day. tall 1t rooE 5 No. Dearborn Street,
a4ttnS. With postage stamp,} TELLER & DAY
12NSt5l2 t1}ret
, 1860-03-06

Tie German Catholics of Cincinnati have,
according to the Catholic Tflegraph, contributed
the following sums to replace in the Treasury
Of Iius lX, "thc funds seqnestered BY tue
Vaccinations Of the usurpers Of the rights and
nat4imouy Of the Holv Sec."
, 1860-03-06

WALL PAPER--Persons in want Of WALL
Papers and Window Shades will please tn call
and examine goods at the old stand Of E.. G. L..
Faxon, No ~ Lake street, selling at manufac-
ture1s' prices. mh3-1m
, 1860-03-06

FIRST WARD REPUHLECANS.
Il, to the polls carly aud vote for WILLIAM
ColcY and the whole Republican ticket. Tho
First Wrd is good for $50 majority!
, 1860-03-06

SEVENTH WARD REPUBLICANS!
10 to the polls early md vote for GrRpos
S. HrBnAnD and the whole Republican tick
ct. One more victory III tic noble Seventh,
and the Celts will Ecycr pcep araini
, 1860-03-06

TO RENT-E Dwelling House
J. and Blacksmith Shop for one 0. more Tea,s wtththe
pEayeEs Of basi:E Tbs salae is lceaed Wayne ttaon
from Chieago. The locitv i pleasant md heai,hy -
and the shop Is farore1 with good Of custom Terms
Illinois. rtG i,fT
, 1860-03-06

st. rniiomcna, tue Telegraph styles the "ban-
ner congregation Of the diocese" and it informs
us that tue English Catholics Of Cincinnati will
give good account Of ofthemse'ves next Sunday
, 1860-03-06

SECOND WARD REPUBLICANS:
TO to the polls early aud vote for J. II. VAN
Osl'EL and the whole Republican ticket. The
sccoud Ward must give $50 minority:
, 1860-03-06

q Grover i Bakers celebrated Double
Speeded Shuttle Sewing Machine, for Tailors,
Cap Makers, Boot md Shoe Binders and Manu-
facturers, Saddle and Harness Makers, kc., at
greatly reduced prices. Heavy Double Spe eilcd
Shuttle Sewing Machines, 5000 binders,
Extra $500. ". c. MAsoS, Agent,
ms ;w No. 115 Luke Street, Chicago.
, 1860-03-06

MINISTRY AT LAHcE.-1f Mrs. Barnard, fer
merly Emily Noyes, Of vayland, Mass, will
call at the office Of the Ministry at Large she
will find an old friend who is anxious to meet
her. Office lG9 Randolph street, up stairs.
, 1860-03-06

SIXTH WARD REPUBLICANS.
60 to the polls carly and vote for J. II.
coDn acd tho whole Republican ticket. 400
majority ID the lowest figure for the gallant
Sirthl
, 1860-03-06

uArr1SEss.-1t will perhaps, aud undoubted-
ly BE- dcsidcratum, for our people opass from
the excitement md ascerLities Of the campaign
to happier theme, and Prof. Devillc's lecture
on Wednesday evening seems to offer just this,
his subject being '' Happiness" lie is a men,-
l,er Of the Faculty Of Lind Medical School and
brilliant aud polished gentleman and scholar.
Tie following is announced as sketch Of his
lecture:
Innate Happincss-Connubid Happiness
Maternal u%ppiness-A Lore Scene-Swiss
aud Italian 5cenery-Reminiseenc Of RAM
bles-Healsh and Happiuess-IIint to Ameri-
can-Pursuits as leading to Happiness-The
Dyins Inlian Warrior--The Trapper-Atoral
happiness OF People " ashing gton-A Eulogy
on the American People English and Anleri.
can Alliauee-The Millennium.
, 1860-03-06

w Just received large stock Of Kerosene
and Coal Oil, Lamps, Wicks, Chimncys, Clasps,
Paper Shades, etc, etc. H. If. W1lxAnTn,
nle4t IS South Clark street.
, 1860-03-06

- II. II. Address, dealer in Will Paper
and Window Shades, has removed to store No.
1o3 Lake street, between Dearborn and CIurk
streets, which has been beautifully fitted up for
his business. Persons in want Of lis kind of
goods should By all means mike their selections
st hin establishment. fr2l-ln,
, 1860-03-06

IF Another invoice Of Downer's Boston Ker-
osenc. Moro beautiful than erer. At Lamp and
Oil Emporium, No. LEG Clark street. There is
no house in this city receiving Oil FROM Mr..
Downcr but ours- The trade supplied in any
quantities. feo3.6t
, 1860-03-06

Vice e.i'resident Of he Pennsylvania 3. B., died
suddenly this morning, aged 4-
, 1860-03-06

HoME Pnonrcr1oSs.-3line hosts of The Trc-
mont House arc rcgaiing their guests with de-
licious head lettuce md radishes from their
fremont House Garden.
, 1860-03-06

GAnw1soS's PREPARED GLrE.-Mr. Garrison,
273 Lake street, is offering prepared glue,
which he claims to be equal to any other known
to the pubic,
, 1860-03-06
TNSTRUCTTON IN THE

IN S T r 7 CTION IN THE
French. Spanish and italian Languages. CARLO De
t"sas the ladtes sad gentlemen of C:!eago thai hx Will
lau:u4sru Lc shal lind sufficient ercou,aeement and PAT
tolage carlo dg laIo will attend lnstltruons ben de-
sired Ladies' will be Instructed At th~it hOussl For tie
brnsas OF hose gentlemen who engaged the day tine
cas- Will be established In bis At o'clock p NJ
Satisfactory Testimonials md documents ale
and Institutions. In which be has besn engaged anil
some Of the mo distinguished literary In the United
ST. lies, will lie presented.
The Professor is stopping at Ats Mares, No. ,s II chi
gan aTenut, nih6 .tt
, 1860-03-06

MAIZENA, Gurnceite named John Green
was arrested yesterday for knocking Ger
mans eye out with stone. Green was in com.
pauy with gang Of drunken Gurnccites last
night, going through the streets shouting and
yelling. Upon reaching Sedgwick street they
me. German named Winder, when Green ex.
claimed, "therc goes Dutch son Of a b-h"
and at tue same time picked up stone and
hurled it at him, putting his eye ont. Winter il
house builder, living on Sedgwick street. and
lies at present in a critical condition, aud will
lose his eye. Green Was taken into custody by
officer Douglas and lodged in JAIL
, 1860-03-06

I|OK SALE AT \ BAltGA1N,
u The Stock Of Agricultural Implements. Teams,
concern formerly owned BY Cl1APMANk MAY. of ibis
city. II No. 80 Market stfeet, Lnds Block. The whoe
lrg in the business, axt altogether onts opportunity
fnown Inn III ths VIZ and 1ettd n H. ers,rs of H.
largest agricultural dl<kicsof country II sod
kehcF AFTER short time they Will bt lEtrcd In parcels
9u!t purchaser II low pEtees-
Teams casa s2pt?ytd security % tseh ucae - my
Il Ga11et Block. or i. r. SHAFAkp, No. - Aaste
, 1860-03-06
LOCAL. MATTERS.

@ Go to John Jones, 119 Dearborn street
and get your clothes cleaned and repaired.
They will bo we'll done and at prices to suit the
times.
, 1860-03-06
AND At
Hundreds Of County Fairs.

fGREAT VICTORIA BRIDGE
~ OPEN. This Immense lrou structure, nearly two
es length THE torgcst In the world errecd ac1oas the
RIVER ST. LAWRENCE
AZ Montreal 1t Of SIx and half Millions Of Dor
l2s to connect the Etesu aad Western dysons Of tbs
Grand Yr1fleE K0ilsCnY
OF CANADA,
Is DOW open for public traffic This 1osd OF 1eariy LILO
miles In length, Is operated under
ONE MANAGEMENT FROM DETROIT, MICH, TO
PORTLAND, Me.
And there Is only
ONE oHANau OF CARS
From Chicago Tie Mssi.sipp. Rive. to Portland or Bos
ton QutcEEst and ~ convenient route for ras
the South West and Caala and New EzEand Ias3c2ce1
and freight booked through parts Of CanadA and le
New England SITES also - and froEa
Chicago and Liverpool
Continent Of Europe Ut AderahlE seuctd te
by the only IfEua! veskly I9e Of GNlTED STATES
Portland avty saturday. and from Liverpool Wed
General Manaee1, Gen1 Western AKent
d1y1srC Montreal. u Dearborn Street, Chicago
, 1860-03-06
The Great North Side Rally!


The gatherings Of the municipal campaign Of
our Republicans fittingly eliminated and closed
in the monster gathering On North Avenue aud
Division street yesterday afternoon. It was To-
Gated thus remote from the heart Of the city
because it would thus be in the very heart Of
the German settlements, but Republicans
turned out in full force from all sections of the
city.
At the hour Of three the meeting was organ
lied about the central stand BY the choice Of
4. c. Hessing, Esq., as chairman. He took the
stand and made an excellent speech in German.
Other speakers followed both in German and
English; among these Hon. Carl Schurz Of
Wisconsin, Hon. Iessra. Ferry, Mack and Nc
Lean Of this State.
The speaking at one time Was In progress
from four stands. aud from each Of them alter
nateiy the Lumbards gave some Of the most
stirring songs. The meeting Was held through
ont the afternoon and wss throughout success
fut and splendid affair, showing that our Re-
publicaas are in earnest and will turn out for
duty to-daJ and all dny, for glorious victory.
, 1860-03-06

chance fur Nauut4et4tsE Ills frame building.
EEw;y pznte. st. and >toEIes hxh situated FL
TIE of Ottawa uiies Of chaku, and ffontinE
On the Illinois and Menixan Canal ant Hhain 20 rods nf
Il has good Eew Steam Enene and E.itz. with Soap
fss Tuts and IEy Kettles Of Ke eap1cy. With Al The
pounds q: soap per wewk: With paieut Candle 1loais
weak. lhe building vas erected il ls anl TIE engine
used but few months ha4 N 1ee House oa
ta:ll2x waer 1t Is In perfect osteE and ready for
This perty Is now 81 great sacrifice for cash.
viii be geu.ed on tbeEater Title pttfe T. acl
sion given Immediately. app J to a. W. CAVARLI.
Ltce uiawa Not1icEels Bloc. South sue Cou.t Hou.e
EZsa1Hs1
, 1860-03-06

STEALING WOLF RonEs.-A man named High
Ferguson was arrested Saturday night By officer
Macauley, for stealing two wclf robes, one be-
longing to Hack No. IS, and the other to Rein
bold & Maguus, hardware dealers on Randolph
street, aud several pairs Of shoes. The robes
were found in Fersuson's house, at the corner
Of Wells street aud Chicago avenue, and were
valued at $35. Ferguson was held to bail*o
three charges in thu sum Of three hundred dol
lars each, u1ld man named John johnson was
held to bail as witness in the sum Of eight
hundred dollars.
, 1860-03-06

LEcrrRE CHANGED FROM THIS EVENING 10 To.
MORROW EvESiSc.-This being election day, the
regular free lecture in the course before Bryant,
Bell Stzatton's Commercial College. is post
poncd to 10 morrow evening. when it will be
delivered BY Tue Hon. U. r. Lindcr, formerly
Attorney General of this Stnte. Sutject-"The
Union ofthe States." Our citizens may expect
IN excellent entertainment,
, 1860-03-06

SEWING MACHINE DEror, los LAkE STREET,
The Universal uenlmer, just received, which
We will attach to MI machines. Needles, silk
cotton and oil. [mh5 2t*l H. ALEXANDER.
, 1860-03-06

t>OR SALE-Yery low, part cash
l. md balance on time, i cnnplete set o1
HOUSEHOLD EEKN1TUKE,
In good t1<k dwsllicG. pleasantly oased On North sd
Lease expires May but likely be renewed 1t low
r,te. Possession frea early tu April: Alu, superior
PIANO will he sod With the furniture desired Address
, 1860-03-06

~ An activc, intelligent lad, Is years of
aye, with good references, wishes situation
Address "F. H." Tor inquire al Pass Asp
TRIBUNE Office. d6t.