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The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1860-12-28
BIoodless Duel In st. Louis.

ea. ia1-o ST.. LOUIS, Dec. 10.
A hostile meeting between E. B. Sayers
and Gen. Frost took place this morning
near the northern limits of the city. Alter
an exchange of shots, the affair was AMIGA
bly, settled, neither party injured. Gen.
Frost fred into the air. III.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1860-12-28
ROGER WILLIAMS grave at Providence

has tree upon it which was planted years
ago. Its roots are said to have followed the
direction of the backbone of the skeleton,
and thence divided into two branches, each
one following leg bone TO the heel, where
they both turned upward to the extremities
of the toes of the skeleton. One of the
roots formed slight crook at the part oc-
cupied by the knee joint, and the entire
root thus followed the source of its noursh-
ment from the posphates of the bones, pre-
sentiBg singular resemblance to the skel-
eton itself, and has been preserved es Gu
riosity.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1860-12-28
Gov. Medary Resigned.

LEAvENwoRTH, Dec. 20.
The Herald, of this city, publishes an ad-
dress of Gov. Medary to the citizens of
Kansas, in which he announces bis resigna-
fiOn
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1860-12-28

Senator Seward Repudiates ThurlOW
Weed. -.. -... .
..... ..,..5.- g.. BUFFALO, Dec. 20.
Senator Seward arrived home last night.
He repudiated the telegraph and newspaper
assumptions of his authority for or concur
renee in the Albany Evening Journals arti-
Gle of Tuesday. He says when be desires to
be heard be is in the habit of speaking in
his proper place for himself.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-05-07
METHODIST GENERAL CoHPBRENCR

Proceedings OF the Quadrsnnaal Confsr-
snce of the Methodfst Epfscepal Church
-Reception Of Delegates from Caaads
and acknowledgements OF Bishop Rich
arsison and Raw. Rebinson scott-Im-
portant Address OF the Bishops-Ths
Slavery Question, &c.
SPECIAL REPORT ROE THE HERALD.
FOURTH DAT.
BryyAto, NAY 4, 1850
Tho Conference met ii the usual hour This morning,
Bishop Ames presiding.
Rev. Dr. PoKrra, Of Newark, ". j. oonductsd The de-
votona EXERCISES after which the Of he prsced
ing session read In which we're numerous errors.
Hshop Ames said that the INTAKES appeared 70 DO In
ae direction, 70 which Dr. Harris the Secretary, warmly
responded by say ns that he not Influenced by par
zsn motives when acting ,oer Of the Conference.
u discovered TIA. the delegate who presented The
memorial committed the error which gave rise To tho
mark OF the President which caused little sarprse In
the Conference
Bshop BAKn announced The M NOS Of the commit ses
appointed yesterday
JAMES H. FurISn rose and said that the Rev. rhomss
webster delegsis from the Ncshoiss EpsoopAi church
In Canada, vss present; also Bishop Aohardson from
Canada. On motion. theee gentlemen we're invited
10 take seat upon the platform Tho oredsn aaIs
Of Mr. Webster read, after which he
10 The United states Methodist church, which Wa read oy
the seretary erprrsscd their frstsrnaI r,gard ana
srdsnt st,achept 40 The srea, py,neloes Of usshosm
:. he,a hy the cbu,cb IN ri, eoun,,v 1hs rs.sd~c
church desired 20 establish md cuvsts frisoiy rsis
,n ,o,.rd ~. Arnev,csn Church ana M ,sss rr,c.
ssS ~. asexs,ln ~ ~ sssnarsi ca,'srp "'j.
s,,.,ons rnnsv The chuych m o.nsss a, 49,, lo,e
spiritual and financial prosperity The past few yea hAi
~ shsnsl nsons,sv "a. sss,,asssa :, eaa sss 49,
.sas-x * st.,rjn. ,.,~d =, 40 70 i .,ss,.ss-.
~. ~. ,hss Az. church \, .rss. Iii c,rs.rs
-, go 49,, ,.,sssss IN Dc .sfsss ~ ~ charcs s.S
,bs,v - thsi Goa would rrass- them busdr~
fod ro~e us~fo tnan tbsv had alberto bean IN ext~nd
,r or,s rh,,ss,.nv ssons ,hs AZ ouv ~ssh
ne sddvesS vss rsfsrrsd 70 The Opmmsssss On CovvSa
pondsnce
pnbop R,s4.rrvos vss then ntroduosd and bv,eov "A
a,esssd bs roof.venc~ Hs saa thst b~ 10 MOI A.
sse nom hin church but awaited hlmsen Of shs pvSss1s
ouportupitv vhrh h. bsd loos d~Ssred ma esurcb
vR,cb he r~ur~s~psrd loved pol only Metbois uvcuev
10 called but they so loved the Ep soopa form Of CHURCH
roverumsnt, because tbsy believed II accorded with
scripture
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-05-07
MEETINGS. THIS DAY.

heoiaien AssIuu.--In the Rev Dr. Potts church,
University place corner OF Tenth street, a. half past
seven O'Clock p NJ
linton TAeotgieol semnary Anniversary exercises in
she Mercer street Presbycra church, at hapas seven
O'Clock p. N.
Young Mons Christtdn Afsociation I'm tho Madison
Presbyterian church. at half pest seven O'Clock
Pm
American Seamew's Fi<nd Scciefy I'm the Church Of
ihe PuriiaDs he Rev. Dr. Checvers), Union square, ~
haK past seven O'Clock p. n
M Neg Ycrk keoaalexs Bsseolmt Sccs.ty viii hold
heir Twenty seventh Anniversary, tbs chapel OF tho
Universty place church, Monday evening, Nay T. An
sddress hon Rev. Mr.. LndIey from South Africa, and
sther clergy men, may be expected.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-05-07
pREeBYTERfAN BOARD OF FOREIGN
MTSCI0N1

srRxoS nv TIE NV. DR- CRAVEN AT rHx CID
BRICK CHURCH.
The annual sermon was preached IN the "oid Bdch
church corner Of thirty seventh sestsnd rnh avenue,
By Rsy Or. osvcp, Of The rhra church, Newark There
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-05-07
KEW YORK BIRIE eOCTETY.

NEW YORK BIBLE SOCIETY.
RsARy SERMON on Rxr. rsosks q. HASTINGS.
nxAprsoS seuARK rEEssrrEnAS CHURCH.
evening q large and fshionsbie c,neresssion
led In Che beautiful Prcsby terrain church In kAdi
'xare, under The pastoral care q The Rev DR..
|, 10 bsss The usual srnIverssry serrsu Of the New
asss Society, nom The Rev. nsos. g. HAsrses, Of
,. ghe New York Bsle socscty, ~ living
q M American Association for the propagation
t1rai knowieSgc throughout the worl<, n In
ospsrops aud healthy condition. n hss done
od IN pubsish,ng The Scriptures sisce M last spni
although u hss had 10 oossend with variety
itcs insepsrsbls f<cn 20 greed On enterprise ~
AIN "a grasp. n 10 scarcely necessary 10 remind
en- nai The objec, Of this society n 10 Distribute
psures sysensiicslly smops the poor Of this city;
mates OF our humsne and criminal inssisu loas,
ants GA theh nrivsl from foreign puts; 70 col
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-05-07

eroe Amer The ususi Introductory services Rev Mr..
wie Of Philadelphia Addressed The congregation from
the tert embraced between the 1sth and 22i verses o.
chapter XIX. Of Matthew, ~ follows
And behold one came and said unto Him. Good usserf
Ana He said unto him. why cAlsstt thou good There
good but one, that n Cod but thou wilt enter
He ssd unto him. WhIsAs Jssus said, thou shall, do no
murder thou snah not commit adultery. thou shalt
not ueal rbcu shan not bear false witness. Honor thy
father and NY mother and thou shalt love tiny nesneor
The young sid unto him, All these things have
KEEP, from my oqsh up wh. a., Act :. yea an. ..u
that thou hast ssd eve 70 NE pcor and thou shs have
treasure In beaver and come and follow me.
susy sorrovips, for be had great poscssions.
The speaker said. nothing Is impressive than
uuthuu,h coming home 10 mems business truth taught
In the actual lives OF fellows, and speaking Ron their
example, scch the character q the truth fet by tho
youps referred 70 In The Scriptures rhe fret pc
iure which tbs tert presents thai Of young man,
n whose besr the deepest interest in hs
personal welfare appears 70 have been excited
ing sorrowfully away, shrinking from tie command Of
the Saviour, bsoanse be willing 10 Yield Nd his
v~t 'possessons and foiov Him Things are great or
small indeed BY comparson, but compared With the pos
sssion of his portion Of an immortal inheritance his
earthly riches sere ~ dust IN the balance What are
.ss be- S s sog s M Sss 2, a. q dirt
make man burdened vish such earthly drou - this
vsen NE presence Of hn Divine Master.
tive 70 scvesouspess which only leads 10 psrdou In
considering COR text shall spdesvoy 10 show ~ what
what are the great rewards she oers Were asked 10
make areriy N angle sentences 80 70 The rand and
comprehensive requirement OF Chrisxianisy, should
answer, srrn Of srsacrhcsan eusire conservative Of
emplo, menf, society and o. life itself the
o. snrst That what The young IN the text lacked
snssnsss sst buaoer nay crime ssd NE s.craos
prize, obtdicnce 70 Christ. Tho msruncsuca Of SIN,
,nough pelnfa', most nscessAry me second prcscrp
personal Feelings, but personal property whatever eo
may bind him 10 the world and drsw him ssay from
Chrbt This sacrifice must be made Willingly, cbeerfuy
and copsc,epteuAly And what the return for this'
An exceedingly greet reward. on whsR Personal per.
, 1860-05-18

The second dag otthe Convention has passed.
with satisfactory results, both rs to results ac-
compljsled and the mode Of reaching the same
The interest Of the yast concourse Of strangers,
aud Of our own citizens, in the great Conven-
t,on, 1arge before, it was amply evident had
grown over night; and the Wigwam was sur
rounded yesterday morning, long before the
t,u,e Of opening, By q perfect sea Of waiting
applicants for admission to its floor and gal.
iesy.
At tho hour Of 10 H. II. the Convention WAS
duly organized for business, which thencclor-
ward moved on through day which has given
us the noblest creed any party ever adopted.
The full reports, elsewhere, set forth The Sue
eessire steps by which the same wa. reached
The crowd at md around the Wigwatn con-
tinued immense throughout the day.
The best estimate that We can mako Of The
number Of people in town in attendance upon
the Convention, places it from twenty five to
thirty thousand. This ia less than that called
cut By the National Fair, but in character far
in Adrance Of the sight seers aud curiosity
hunters Of thst season.
At the Wigwam last evening there WAS m.
other ruusing rally, few vacaut seats. and sound
discussions of good Republican docrine, by abls
speakers.
The convention comes in session at 10 A. n.
| to-day Nothing. now remains but the ballot
ting for Preaident aud Tice President, which
| can scarcely outlast the sessions Of to-day
within which most probably the end Of tht
, 1860-05-18
l3rcsa 4 Cril 'uttr


Yh, rarss AND Tx1ncSE viii {rom lay Ia
dav report and print the proceedings Of the
National Republican Convention in iu Il, Ws
:.
have compctent corps Of shorthand Nfitsr
and by their aid we shall DO enabled a ccaont
TO our reaAe1a, every morning,
the day before
tExr=A papers in a1anh'
singly IN wrappers, ior y, c.-.:u.
'~S'> " LID TnmuNE office, 81
Clark Street.
, 1860-05-18

THURSDAY EVr1sa. MAY 18th, 15so.
Some of The bankers report exchange 4 shade
easier, while others haze Observed no differ
ence since yesterday. AL report it close 1T
former quotations, viz; II per cent. premium
for currency. Bankers report rather more pro-
duce paper Offering, though much more would
be very acceptable. Currency is still in excess
of the movement and IS over abundant.
Gold ltGl13 With no demand.
, 1860-05-18

B<orns BroanhI TtptA<s-These cough and voice i6A'
cneer which advertised ~ weeks ago. superior
for relieving hoassenes 10 anything that aegtauts ID
with. IT'S bare tr.sd Aena during tie ps't wiat%s and
ake this kzatusously r the benefit Of o1z
brethren II tie rainstry+-c4tras cari.us H'ad Cine
MoA4
, 1860-05-18
BY TELEGRAPH,


Pr7rsnrRou, May 1.-THE meeting Of the
Douglas Club laxt night was attended by q large
number. The leading Democrats Of the cou1.
try nominated J. Z. Hunter for President.
Resolutions were passed unanimous, requesting
the President to issue an address in reference
to the action of the Charleston Conyent;on
recommending the friends Of Douglas to hold
meetings at various precincts to Instruct dele
gates for the National Convention at np.u,,;,oo W
and asking County Comn:.: ~ rn~Haanne' sunole'
uense :s ~ ~ ~o.-+entiou. for the 9Th of June.
ts;i ~ lns'' 1or Douglas. The Democracy Of
-. county generally a1e enthusiastic: for
Douglas.
, 1860-05-18

A e.aRlmaa writing stor Aou:stown. Ohio. speaking
Of TIE beneficial effects resulting from tbs Of "Htoxa
Brpuctl Toches~ ss5s; LAst spring feared ny Iur
were becoming nxeronsy involved ard until usat Touz
Troehes could not preach sermon Of ordinary length
without hoazseuess; but with the asd!.tanca Of
Tsoehea3 bare IN the past tve wesks ptea&hed ferry
es,uon..''
, 1860-05-18

'-4ReE S1ock ASD LANCE SAlEs.-l3oTen
Bros, Jobbcrs Of Staple and Fancy Dry Goods,
Notions, Crockcry, &C., 72 Like street, have q
large stock Of goods that all buyers can as,.ec
from adyantaeeously.
, 1860-05-18

ffo.. NJ C. II. Gard*-r, Principal Of the Rutgers re
uasis Iasstute ~ been a1eted With Broneht
Il. during {he rs winter and found raef until tound
vour Troehen- -Brv~n.e Brosehfal TFo-Ae~ Cough
Iosepxex are for s.is throughout the Unlted States.
, 1860-05-18

THe LEMON stAvz CASA full report Of
this case is>now ready a. 31cSally's, 81 Dear.
born str<at, opposite the Post Office. McNally
has also Daker's "Lde OF VIM. Il. Seward. !"
containing selections from bis best speeches,
, 1860-05-18

!. Washington, May 1.-THE President uom'n-
ated to the Seuate Hon. John i. Dix as post
mastsr for the city Of New Yozk. The appoiat~
ment was Immediately confirmed without the
was also confirmed as the general appraiser Of
the n. O. Custom House.
An address to the National Democracy, urg-
iug the seceders to return to the Baltimore
Convention, IL published in the Constitation to.
day, with appropriate remarks. 1t is signed by
Is congressman.
, 1860-05-18

LEArExwon7n, May l7.-Nr. Green Russell
reports to the Council Of this city, that he ar
riFed in Denver in 90 days from 1eavenworth,
via Smoky Hill Fork, making an average Of 81
miles per day, for The entire distanse-elt
along the entire route; also, wood With the ex:
ception Of distance Of Is miles, where fuel
was not abundant He met with no trouble
from Indians. aud reports the route excellent
and over 100 miles shorter than any o.her,
Lis report will be published.
, 1860-05-18
3lLpst.

r OST-On Tuesday, the 18th inst,
H.ir Bracelet contsIaInE tte miniature Of gentle
nan ibezsi reward be pail fo, lta return to MCSS
< SooIT. $50 South Whtef. myl7 cy;62:
r OST--A Dray Book Of N. G. K.
~ r. Co. any persan re,nra1ng SAD i7pok eiring
Information Its h rcabou's will be suitably rewarded
II o9ce Of J. VI. SMITH loot Of Souta Water st.
ny16x3t
, 1860-05-18
General Assembly of the Presbyterian

Pittsburgh, May 1.-THE General Assembly
Of the Presbyterian Church, n. s., met to- day
iu Rev. DR.. Kendalls church.
The opening sermon was preached BY Rev. R,
took strong grounds in favor Of denominatioual
action.
About 200 delegates Gre present, including
many Of the most distinguished men in tho
church.
Iies. Thornton A. Mills, D. D., WAS elected
moderator,
, 1860-05-18

:Presbyterian General Asscn,bly, is.
ROCHESTER, y. T., May l1.-The Old School
Presbyterian General Assembly met here TO-
day. There are fvs hundred delegates pEesent:
Rer, Dr.. Yeomaus Of Pennsylvania was elected
Moderator; Rev. A. Vermilyea, clerk.
, 1860-05-18

Ali Hall Pcnnsylvanfans.
All Pennsy Ivan isns in this city are requested
10 meet At the Metropolitan Hotel this {Friday)
morning At nine o'clock.
Sons Of the Keystone State fail not to It.
tend. By order of E. rorIsos,
Chm Com. Of ArranEementt-
, 1860-05-18

ny1sl3sett
tD 1t Is Well 1.-The Insurance
Agents sAd companies doing business IN CbaaEo. NJ
mt that the Policies 1n1uance Issued for the Last hres
J ars.fsor the PARTICIPATING AGENCY o1 MASON
Co. worth TX per eent. uorr thai anY they can
furnish. Their ~. Co.s) customers know them to cost
per eeai lsss md thlt theY white 1t reduced rates
r,r1e~<uhk%
, 1860-05-18

TotWI9conaIn Kepub1lcans@
All Republicans from Wisconsin, now in this
ctr. arc requested to meet at the head quarters
ofths Wisconsin Delegation, on Dearborn street
nearly opposite tue Post Office At o'clock this
morning,
Br order Of the Comm jttce.
, 1860-05-18
California banquet.
coRREsPoSDTScE,

CR1cAao. May IL 1861
gates to the Kepubl 1cap Convention =
DEAR Sra: The returned Ca1iforniaus ros;d
ing in this city, desiring to testify in some suit
ubfe manner their fegard for the State Of Gull
fornia, their former home, which you hare the
honor to represent, and also 70 express their
high appreciation Of you as gentlemen aud dis
tinguisded citizens Of that Slate, have deter.
mined to tender to you, and Jour delegation, a
complimentary banquer, to be given at the Ad-
ANS House il this eity. on Friday eTening. May
renience.( which will be the occasion Of a social
reunion Of the Californians aud returned Cali
fornians in this city We take this means r.
extending an invitation to the same +" n,, ~ =,
through you. to the respect Jpu, an1 ~
your delegation I'D''e4o "
WIZ n'ae'' ~ e--pect We hare the honor to be,
Yours aincerelY,
Carlos HAVEN, President.
J. T. HoTr, Secretary.
REPLY.
cmcAoo. May IL, 1sto.
Go%mi,iee oi suTaeG ca'cinaaa. All I Esau're i1<'1' ~
GExrlrAES: The Californis Delegation to
the Republican National Convention, meeting
in Chicago, have had the honor to receive the
very gratifying cote addressed by you to them,
AtliUuEH uIt, uUQtE LILLE 0t 1lh} l&tHt III WHICH,
On behalf Of "the Returned Ealiforniaus," you
tender to our delegation complimentary ban
luet, to be given Ut the Adams House in this
GUY on Friday evening, Nay 18th inst, at .
O'Clock.
uu behalf Of our delegation beg leave 10
naBure you that this, with other proofs Of your
fraternal feelings cxhibites towards US on our
coming to this city, deeply touches our hearts.
Us at1ording the best evidence TINT in what.
ever land Californians may meet, they are
still band Of brothers. You, like US,
arc familiar : With the Fmany difficulties
Of California life. and you are a1l
sharers with us in the hope that shines like a
sun upon CALIFORNIA; future. It will be The
proudest boast of our children, that their fathers
were amongt the founders Of an empire Of civil
ization upon the shores Of the T acitic.
Our delegation instruct me 10 ssy, TINT they
accept your invitation with proud and grateful
sentiments, and they will meet 1.-the Returned
Californians" " as frienda who are separated on.
lY by place. but not in heart
hare the honor t, be very respectfully,
Your obedent servant.
F.r. TRAcY, Chm Cal. Delegation, &c
THE BANQUET.
Returned Californians intending to atteut
the banquet this evening, will meet at the par
| lors Of the Adams House. at . O'Clock, precise
lr. Tickets Of admission c1n be procured o
| the Committee, which will be there in atsend
| unce, or during the day Of Carlos haven, J. T
noyt, and Dr.. J. ". Ellis.
, 1860-05-18

1 Mr. joan .AEnsuoS will please cc.'.i at tbs
T d;qnartars Of The illinois Deleg.; dion, No. n
4fenont .aouss, at o'clock th:.t morninq.
, 1860-05-18

LOUISVILLE, May H.--John Bell, enronte for
Tenucsscr. was eereuaded this evening. and
il now addressing tho people in front OF Gait
House.
, 1860-05-18

GTRA1ED AWAY or STOLEN.
- black and whfte frel 1n11eh Cow. and tns tire
year Old red and white spotted d. suitable reward VII
b+ raid for their return rufofmaon Of their where bots
4 1Sf lnd3ana street, n HALE&ANUER. 1ay1a3*
, 1860-05-18

New York Warket.
p1T1,re1ArH. {SEw Yonx, May17.
cn7os-Stead5 With fa1r demand. Sales GO bales It
III fof niddling up1at ls.
flouR-Withort suiknR change moderate hctne trade
and pretty tar export denan check somewhat By The
,csrry Of 1nlxhe. tAe+ 160 btl< II e3.lO 20 for
.uncr st.f4 for fxtr1 etae al 3 {os euper
wsstt1n rs ~ for mnon tn medium extra wenesn
t .nppaS enas y d n1r s1s .saa y ooR 9o
no cts tuaIde quotaions. Cln.dan -four unchauRed
ss,es 90 bcls ii Is so@:4! fos choee eI1ra
Il. four >;cady With ru1ll :*e> At ~ os co1nnon
ron kaes TOO bris B1ndyw e40 and 3 brls West
IN for exppr& On private terms.
wnlak1-Shads dssaez, s4s ~ blos 21h8:lt. chiefly !
NG14ix-Mheat without rpeci.l change. shsppers ar
dsro*ed to buy slight tontessiota to which hvdcs
fust ia a1kmt Salee-L0U buahi Amber Mich l,.a A00Q
sa@e eaass Ml cub 1a aeliSe1sd sni 60 buE Ea
Elnb o. psiv.te R3eau1t anan sales &C. Ksr<y
dn i; hushs ttate -o!d 65c Corn IL hitter
r home trade and od export asfed a1E, portion
sxs
nd Tassand. !+&ee W!.san:a &c fonna soath
Wscon:n Can .tau and :tste strictly prime parcels
raoy7.osn Duh ATTY and lower ta1e* 40 tk
at o. for new Mes; TO! Old Is ea9l9. 4
.sies sao bais ~ t<GtSo for common Ptna 5oa5b
HIS tor sxrs Gt:s: F1ae Is, HtS du md uacaauEea
Hun; da I'd e. ne1s do
ouiet; sales 100 hx. short eltar mid
Iard drus1 Gales u kegs at fer l; lG1if
10. prime. Butter dull ARD st 1lec Tor Utls
lssse for State. Cheese kteads at 7911c for rfeor
sTocz,-Ml..oun 81 s4A: Erie e.x; New T-,k ce
t.1l -; ReatlrE q: Michigan t:e.t.l Ak: Mscu'Ee
ehieaso ttY; G;rs land & re ) ok chie.so Hoe
! Itaut 6aA.
, 1860-05-18
cz':4sHE CITY.


~. xt"t! NJ and Cent? Fu,u'k.Iny
sI GeF o. akbest 4stnp'en, A. oos.s at No: 2 Iaks
aaa' u. iy Gfbtt AT No. 8 L1ke E1eet ut ~
Auutqn. AuCtiUutftS.
, 1860-05-18

Tha warm friends Of Mr. Seward are request
Cd TO meet this morning, at O'Clock promptly,
IT the Richmond House, for the purpose Of
cSoor4fnrr The Nsx York and Michigan Dele
catiou1 to the National Convention TO the
Wigwaul: -.
naguitude and enthusiasm, tho admiration en-
tsrtsined in Chicago for the greatest living
American Statesman and Patriot.
- b. order Of the Committee.
, 1860-05-18

:. "' .xr1Ea's "WArER D. Awrn n-The best AZ.
=. IN use 'or rais'r va ter from wells. Please
a1l and examir:. ,be s,tic1c in e1h;bit;on onno.
site F" Rep. -:o,;r.r w;ow.mn - Market st.
, 1860-05-18

Funx1rrns.-Duyers should be sure to call
ut Marsh Brothers, before purchasing. TheY
have acquired an enviable reputation by selling
rrnS1rrnE Of the best quality at the lowest
possible price. It is their custom also to pack
und deliver free Of charge.
3lARsu Bnos, l06 Lake street.
, 1860-05-18

sW-la tlere g gentleman aud lady, or three
single gentlemen, who desire boarding, with
homo comforts, ut moderate price? If 30,
they can apply at the pleasant locality No. II
Wahnsh Avenue mTI45
, 1860-05-18
Hundreds of County Fairs.

Atths lsss T. s. Fair 0ae.zo he SodatZ @ s.aEstd
III ard the 3pedI Premium of . 444AFer Pitcher.
maas b ~, n.san. !. s e 0ey s
soes eaeh sde of the Ha. 1t II rads With t.o th1saes
eoe upon ste Of faor! aod IN ne FL
tms I'D ]4hor Aavtnx machine. II toee TIE !<wnE q
fa1i}T et rasuf7ea7s With 4tacE1a AID hea1 ttchox
sssmssze4xta require 10 do tbs taEs by had
9I,1O1 OF these EA:a.ass re:s sala U 1:8 rfossa
III e4eh rssehina ths = se@e!s-.y z29et 2 tsoT a
-. n+6s4 executed with I'D procpttoGA- M
essnea Ttao shipped bo1ad wh ereJts.:k neeess.
% - th@ I'd b del!rGsd hy ex2;ess tTse1s n
GEO, 4 CHITrESpES. Geos7L Agent;
xoa. III & III Laks It,, Chlcako. u.
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, 1860-05-18
Throat Diseases.

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..B.oens Froadsi.! IfoAes. CT Cough LosenFes- From
E, Il, Ptaa Eat Wa.4sto+k, fon4 feel grsteui ID
you for placing within ths rtch Of the satrtog vsua
u. rrme3y. lhavs used the Tro:hes three 5eara With
great benefit not les to ny Re3eral health than to my
threat 1eoumend them with great plsa=uss on eyesJ
hapd.''
, 1860-05-18
LOCAL MATTERS,

p Go to John Jones, 11s Dearborn street
ind get your clothes cleaned aud repaired.
Thoy will te we'll done aud at prices to suit the
, 1860-05-18

"KSEcks" IN Observation-Disclosures the
Jisorganized system under which the city de.
tectises are lahoring, the past two days have
brought no less than seven pictpockets to saw
dust, three Of whom hare been examined and
tourd nvar
, 1860-05-18

Eor1cz. CExaos, 1s6o.-All Of tho blank ache
tbs Assistant q. T. MarshA1s of the different
eeunnes are requested to call at the United
States Mar, ,hala office, in Lannon's Block, 81
Clark stetsa aud supply themselves. ::
The re"ork to commence on the 1st day Of
June next.