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The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1860-01-06
FRANKLIN SAVINGS BANK
West Side Bank Street,
N Ii

w GSL SAuc street,
a FE w STEPS FIR ON MAIN STREE
NORFOLK, VA.
Days interest at the rate of five per Ger
on all sums remaining on deposit 80 days M
upwards, and four per cent ii remaining les
than 80 days. Interest compounded every I'D
months or paid to the depositors if preferred
Deposits received and paid daily. Office hour
from o A. M. to 2x P. M. Discount DAYS, Mos
days and Thursdays, at 10 O'Clock.
Persons having funds TO deposit will fin th
Institution safe and convenient for the pus ;,oe
Directors for The Present Year.
JOHN B. WHITEHEAD, President.
SAINT II. HODGES, S. HARTsHoRR>
Jos. I. ALLYN, J. JAMES Noon,
G. Il. MATTHIAS, F. w. SEABUs
W. II. HUNTER, Cashier.
MERCHA ANTS AND MECHAf
TCS' SAVING BANK.
Office No. IS Bank Street,
ELISHA GAMAGE, PRESIDENT
DIRECTORS.
u DELANY, Jos K. SPRATLsy
CIV GRANDY, RYIAND Caps,
JAS LEIGH, ". 4. HAraIsoh,
W. Il. WALES, Cashier.
VHhis Institution offers 10 the Mes
4 chant and Mechanic he Farmer and ia.
Professional man, in town and country anop
portunlty to make sums of money products,
that otherwise mis ft .emain idle, the interest,
which will be Semi-annually added to the pr,s
cipal, and yet may be with ,irawn at short ra
tee.
1t also recommends itself to Executors. 40
ministrators and Guardians, afiording an ua
doubted guarantee of safety, sswel from there
sponsibility and integrity of its Directors ~.
Stockholders, as from the security OF suflic
emily large joint fund.
The rate of S per cent per annum will be a,
lowed on sums remaining on deposit for so day.
or more, and 4per cent for shorte rtirleCi
office of the Bank will be open daily for recel~
ing and paying deposits from to P. NJ.
Discount Days Wednesday and Saturday.
lie eff
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1860-01-06
II. BOTTIMORE,
C Ii e A 2 G O O D S

. II II "A q y y d y =.
have in store large Stock of Ladies, Gen
i tlemen, Misses ana Children BOOTS and
SHOES of all kinds qualities and styles which
/ will sell at the very lowest prices. The
cubic are requested to examine these goods
before purchasing elsewhere.
T. BOTTIMORE,
No. is, f. Side Market Square,
do Sign Big Yellow Boot.
ely KEGS Prime Glades Butter receiving,
s}O and for sale low
de 30 " JONES'
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1860-07-19

,verc four sun strokcs IN Az
Ipe,; "a. on the +th instant.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1860-07-19
Z Brantiful Story.
NOTHING NEW.
by COUSIN MAY CARLETON

Alas. the love Of woman ii is known
To be lovely and a fearful ,hiug
For all of theirs upon that die is thrown
nd if It's lost, life has no more TO bring
70 them but mockcrioJ Of the past Alone
--BYnoN.
The moonbcums were falling in Il
shower of arrowy silver hight through
the waving, fluttoring chcsnut leaves,
shining on the long, winding stream,
flashing through the grass, glittcring on
the sleeping roses, violets, lilies, and
dew-gemmcd 1aiscs lying in broad,
white patches OF light on the winding
lawn and avenue, and lingering coIdIy
and brightly on the handsome face OF
my cousin Julicttc, as she stood pulling
a bloodrcd rose to pieces, and watch
ing the dark leaves tluttcring away in
the cold nightwind.
l stood watching her, wondering
what she was thinking of then For
nearly an hour l had stood there, while
leaf after leaf the rare boquet was torn
up and whrlcd wherever the breeze
wilcd. / could not read her thoughts
in her face; that dark, handsome, proud
face, with its large, shadowy eyes, told
no tales. Was she dreaming of the
davs of her childhood the old brown
farmhouse, nestled away amidst the
blue, hazy hills over which she used to
race and romp from morning till night?
1t was hard to believe that the tall I,
stately, haughty-looking girl, standing
there Il queen Of noble Natures crow
ming" ever had romped; and yet |
could remember the time when, with
her black hair streaming over her
shoulders, her black eyes E. s.Iarkling with
youth, health, and ir'rcprcssiblc glcc,
she had chased me over hills, aud fields,
and meadows, until we both reached
home, painting and brcathless. Then
Julictte went Off to distant city to
school, and never came back to the old
farm house morc--ior she got married;
and now, six years after our first part
ilg, was with her again in her hus-
bands stately home.
She was not much like the Juliette
/ once kncw--the little, wild.eyed, high
spirited, dancing madeap had passed
away forever, and in her place was n
tall rcgally-beautiful woman of three
and twcnty-a woman Of the world,
too; devoted votary Of fashion; the
leader of the ton; u languid, naughty,
fine lady, who would have looked ask
ancc at any such boistcrous doihgs
now. She had married bustling, self
important, pompous man of business
one who never had thought above
his ledger, and profit and losses, and
who looked upon a wife as he would on
q fine house or horse, as adding to u
mans Importance, and necessary to ey-
cry establishment. But thcn all the
world said it was an excellent match.
She was q beauty and belle, looking up
on love las an old-fashioned absurdlty,
quite out Of place in the nineteenth
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1860-07-19

WRITING.-Considcr the materials of
writing. The first was stone. Shells,
plates of various materials, ivory, bark,
and leaves Of trees, have been some OF
the carly substitutes for paper. He
siod's works were written Oh lcaden ia
blcs. Montfaucon speaks Of book
with eight leadcn leaves. The laws Of
the Cretans were on Bronze tables. -
The Romans put their public records
upon brass. Copper plates have been
dug up near Bengal, dated u century
before the birth of Christ. Sometimes
songs have been found on strips of
leather. The Arabs took the shoulder
bones Of sheep, and carved remarkable
events upon them, and hung them upin
their cabinets. In library Of Europe,
there is Il letter on Il piece of bark
about two yards long In others are
copies of the Bible written upon palm
leaves The skins of animals and SER
nents were also used. Wax was also
used in different forms, sometimes OF it.
self. and sometimes on wooden tablets.
The Egyptian papyrus superseded all
former materials. This grew in large
quantities on the banks Of the Nile,-
After the eighth century the papyruS
was superseded by parchment. Paper
from cotton was made as early as the
ninth century; from linen in the thir'
teenth. The first paper mill in Eng
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1860-07-19

land was erected by Il German in 1853,
Thomas Watkins brought the art of pa.
per making to PEI fecti)n in l7l5. The
pens used in the translatons Of the Bi-
bic were iron stiles. The Romans used
ivory for writing. 1t was not before
the seventh century that quills were
used. Wepossess no ink in beauty and
color equal to that of the ancients.-.
Tho manuscripts written from tho fifth
to the twelfth century are in better
state Of preservation than those from
the fifteenth to the seventeenth centu-
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1860-07-19

The following is n list Of broken and worth
less Banks in this State which it may be well
enough for our country friends TO preservc'
Agricultural Bank, Brownsville.
Central Bank Of Tennessee, Nashville.
Farmers and Mechanics Bank, Memphis
Mechanics Bank, Memphis.
Memphis Savings Institution,
Exchange Bank, Murirecsboro.
Miners and Manufacturers Bank Knoxville.
Bank Of East Tennessee, Knoxville.
Bank of Claiborne, Tazcwcll.
Some of the Brokers are buying the notes of
thc Bank Fast Tennessee at l0al &c. on the
dollar, and those of the Exchange Bank at lOc
on the dollar.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1860-07-19

DOES 1T RAIN In EGYPT Sir Arch
ibald Alison, IN his history OF Europe,
writes as follows : alt never rains III
Egypt. Centuries may elapse without
more than u shower of drizzling mist
moistcuing the soil. 1t is said that it
has not rained in Egyt for 100 years. "
A correspondent of the Times writes
from Alexandria, Oct, Il, 1859, as fol-
lows: "Enshshmen express their aston
ishmeut at the rains lately experienced,
having come with the erroneous I'D
preston that it never rained 10 sgyP.
Upon this it is asked whether ss,ss the ssr s,,"
wS% respondents !. tho s5;s .ss rlas.. wssA S''
peared in Esypt for HVVye
,~e,,e four sun strokes IN Az.
Tbe,s ON tho lth iastan.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1860-07-19

" Alas the love Of woman ii is known
To be a lovely and fearful hing;
For all of theirs upon that die is thrown
And if It's lost, life has no more 10 bring
To them but mockcrioJ Of the past alone
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1860-07-19

| am prepared to furnish every description
MARBLE WORK
ut the shortest notice. Monuments of eve
style, Head and Foot Stones for Graves, Til
TabIeand Bureau Tops, Handsomely fnishc
Nlantlcs of all kinds and prices, which will !
fail to suit purchasers, kept constantly on ha
at my Marble Ware Room corner Spring Il
summon streets, opposite St. Cloud, All
dcrs strictly attended to, Specimens and dr.,
ngs onn be seen Mt the Home journal Oli
by calling on u, Il, SLATER, Agent
Winchester, Tenn
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1860-11-17
SALE OF FORFEITED STATE LANDS.
STATE OF WISCONSIN,
SCHOOL AND UNIVERSITY LASDs.
Madison, June 29.h, 1860.


olson Jun
Lands inW County rnamed,l
tocsnce A. Nj al shall
each
turned
a
thai t eoua
q
L. p S. D.
ComnSs sSandLL Lnnd
, 1860-05-22
RAIL $PEfTTETkS.
ef74s
N3a>
eD

ss'ca was the levios borne by tho reunsyl-
vauia hoys, 'os! tie 1aprels q their coats, as
they left ths city, under The lead Of Judge
KELLY. aud accompanied by the splendid
Philadelphia Cornat Baad. They: declared
shat i'll :hirty days the whole Keystone s!a:e
would b. InuuliuS lai;s with Gautic enthus;-
asta. Tie old fence At Deca,ur is being bough,
up II: ten dollars Per :a;l aud forwarded byt1-
press 10 all paris Of Tho cvuntsy. The lucky
owner Of the timber las turned his possession
tu ACCOUNT Father moro sharply ttun Was iit-
ting the occasion, hut nothing can frustratc
the irrepressitle desire iur "tllost rails" Ma
jor Esslest5n, President Of tho Cinciapati
Board Of Trade, paid Lis twenty dollars for a
pair Of tlien', on lis return ffoms Springfield,
aud sell. them bou.e 6or glorious ratification
L4s tue 'R ii Splitter" increase and multiply
till the while co:.aty is fenced inl
, 1860-05-22
THE SUESE1S T1aE1yrGwAm.


Correspondence o. the c'reiurat con,rercsa'.l
When the candidates were put in nomination,
the only uames that produced tremendous
applause" were those Of Seward and Lincoln.
tEsers body felt 1but' the fight was. between
them. aud yielded accordingly. Mr.. Seward
was first nominated. aud tho applause was en-
thnsiastic. The next nomination was thAt in
behalf.of Mr. Lincoln, and the response wa,
prodieious, rising and raging far beyond the
Seward shriak. Presently, Culeb u. Smith sec.
ouded the nomination Of Lincoln, md the re
snonse was absolutely terrific. Ii now became
the Seward men to make another effort, an.
Blair, Of Michigan, seconded his nomination
and,
At once there ross 70 Wild vel
hat md RI
, 1860-05-22
1front NAAhIn.tOM.
Especial D..rate7 II tic y, Y. T1thuna1

@uE rulcAo, SoA.sAr1ox.
rh,, #, .r,, .,.,,..-
~: ns,1:l"'o' ~. -. =, s"t" WIS 1ne aososons
ta"1:c' u W. ~ t".a's ~ p',,h hrIHc''es o.
'nsFss>: Mr .,i'r;s aasoa WA n'to'y ahle 10 pro
s-rss 4lum' H"t'"S .''Ssrstsn N n'ne Sehatt;
sa'.as "su -. 'tNsu W, cary, aao
one ',m ~ nl. aasAm 70 'ar. "Fooc''' 'ao'cai'nE
1nnt ~. oe.aso ~oun' oe cno'en, seeMea 10
e4p.eas loos' po'n'Se A"o"fs"se o' tae PURPOSE
'"s'e. .,. ,,u z,.,>; H.
,,, Ao"u. ~ e'":k nr. nassn se'eg!apuea az.
,a u'st ~ !nJo;n Ing ~as no:ana1ea, na'
,ai ,saen. dsn .,.,,ss i,a,;,,~ haae e;r.',i".s5
H. o.Sas & o'elnc 80 nA'E neen .:.:1 e'1cG1aea.
=. ~" ""c =, .'o "p'aso's lSs'.aea "
hsiira '"1 a. a vet sas aao a,.a;J ~" 'psed d
then tc,c"!,r,s ,hc resn1. ia
ron;a,r '' ''"o3"~'As we " u'1:"l"'ea
i,ar1us sas 1:tt'a "' suspense, groups ~erc
col3ccteo IN a'h'rcht Taffs Or inc hall. ol-cuss-
inI tue 1'rno'o'lf'es, aud se1ators unt nsem-
be1s passed be:we:n 1hs tw" H"nses, campar-
ing ns'tes and tac''ars'ug tnch imperfect in-
formation aS i.a4i been procured. Finally,
wnen ali dsub!s wer+ felna, CD All eril:nt
aease Of relief WIS visible OF alt sides. and
then brgau = co;npas;.on .E ,>;,in,n, u. 10 .he
poI;cy of Mr., Ianc}'u'. uo,lliputiou, lie js
veil kuoxn here, aud le,t, On retiring 1foua
, 1860-05-22
Cough Lozenges.

Et"znt BronAi1 rro<Aes. st this .eaton Ct The y7az
when many troubled with hoarsenesa in2uenz and
bronchial delles sese Tfocas afford xatetul fel's&
kava nsta2ee OF heE good effects In e.ts "f ~
bronchial tubes and OF the hoatzeuesa. Of
children. TheT eortn so:hla% which irjure the con-
ssit,lon, saa hare soothing 41tt vey teadous In
&stng expeetora:lou. ed prarert 1he accumulation Of
ph,ek- Fur public apeaktrs singer. SD AL psEsons
troubled with hcarseEs'. ths7 ase Invaluable
Tnaaseripf-
, 1860-05-22

Froa u. tr s. !. P. A4aerspr. Fa~ar N Tie fs7t-sf
Cnu-rh, s. Lonit II have been In tha habit Of using
Browns Bronchial Troehcs. Lozsnxes neonpe!td
ia s;eak hau tutrn< 5ro.a cod. Thfy very beue
d:a ii cesrpR the throat having !unous tendercas
Of aar kind. can confidently recommend them 10 public
speakers generally
-Iheayttlr unte IN the above eomaeodatlon.- IT.
.SAuufa, EAksr q 61rfst Church, s.. L,sit.
, 1860-05-22

EXTRA rArEEs.-We hlve 4 ex mora sets
Of Poss ard Tribune can4iniaE complete, III.
three day. prcea: diaSs Of TBS Great Rcpub,i.
can Convention, jrc1udiEg an Interesting bio.
graphical sketch. Of Er. LINCOLN. No mora
acceptable document can DC sent TO friends
abroad. prie* in wrappers Tor three papers,
tn cents.
, 1860-05-22

When the news Of the nomination Was 1e-
ceivcd in Springfield, Mr.. LINCOLN was in The
4Stase Journal Office. 4 by cano headlong
Into tue room where hs was sitting, with q
sealed diaput=h, which he placed in his hand.
Mr. LINCOLN opcued it. and sudden pa1lor
tamo over llis features. He gaz7d upon it in
tently nearly three minutes: Tltcn biz custom-
R:y smile returned AID he rose, saying: "Ncll
boys, there is 4 little woman down at our
house who is interested III this business =
a7d lie w4lkad away without any further ap"
pnA1ance OF agitation, 10 inform Mrs. L1ScoLS
Of the 1oyfi,t news So
, 1860-05-22

Ir1s WeLL.-The insurance agents and com.
panies doing business in Chicago. now admit
that the Policies Of Insurance issued for the
last three years, from the PARTICIPATING
AGENCY Of MASON 4 CO.. are worth III per
cent, more than any they can furnish. Their
Isl i Co'sl customers know them to cost 80
per cent. less and that they write at reduced
rates. myl3 ct
, 1860-05-22

.Broent Brorealu 1toc4*s er Cough Lczen2es- Fsos,
Rtr E II. Hr,a, Ea< Raotsok. soa*- feel x7tenl to
you placing within the .each Of the s15nx 70 vaas-
IL. reety. Ihare n.ed the Troehes Tires years. vNh
xcat benefit not les my general health than to ny
tAroat, Irecomn,end them With great p!sa.rse every
nand.''
, 1860-05-22
1i1la1ltR1,

WANTED--A Situation to take
~ ea.e Of HIRES by youcx German uho can fula.
lsh t$: et~.s city ze:s:enees Adftss y. g. Psxs sd
TEaunt ut1ce. El39:1S.
, 1860-05-22

CHICAGO, May, 1850.
Mr.. Thomas sGeorge:-Slr:- AS warm weather
il approaching, am reminded of the great sat-
isfaction We experienced in ou- family last sea,
SOD, after getting from you one Of tl.o:s most
desirable, and might almost say indispensable
articles, Winship's Refrigerator... Although !
am no: a believer in every new thing because it
IL patented, yet must cay that the said re!rig-
orator is certainly one Of the best things hare
my17-ct GEO. n. LAT, JE., Mich. Avenue
, 1860-05-22
a1l1uGk1l1k1t1E.
tTcVICKEls'S TIL E A T. L
I'LL EAd;.oa Erect, ...xten ss.:e 4td Dtarosrn-

FAREWELL BENEFIT
{Frs,lou. u his retirement from sas STAGE ek
A. D. Bradley.
Mr. H..o.r1 ply eFatefat e tae e:ttzsn. af chto
thu lis fr!ecs th~ pHagons o INK: 10.
10 tie ct of his hun le 1nA Hu h'4or him With hs
p.esence th ec.'otse LIT ote uIon which ae vii
4prea! to them - ! DksKI1c1Anr.
TUESDAY xvE>ISu. M47 sd.
Will b. rre.eused fh- tlexsnt 3te4<za COMEDY Wasn
~ JOnS bKUCGHA4. ESD ard 1f:xnA.!vv l,a}eH iSs
tre+ New {p1k, euEtelA
GAME OF LOVE.
caszpos Fo1alovz. Esq ..csunse!os = lsx sx n,rv
Mr.. .Ncylese. Nr Myera III. DEleu. Miss W"oieuJ'
Nh Leighton. Mrs Aasoe Ats- NyszA &c., Ii INC eas'-
FR.x5H LE.uB-1EO,
Having kiaily .usseesed. VIII sng sas VI his hvorf
70 conclude with Tbs pest, conrty. written aJ A. r,
EaAoLrr, and received ca forn'r oeeasons wiki enthu4
nstc apFluse. ensttltu
UNCLE ANTTIONYsS VISIT.
Cnt!e ALthoIE... tKADLEa.
LtGts1 .Nf3. Ld81t doC0a
The raztll.s!c Fare q B. B.. ,ae B17cn Bor will b
presented shorty.
CRAzaE oS Trxx-D-osa o1eS II. *; Cof4.a z.sss =
3pt.A< o, ri&cty. ....
"a Bnk once opea s.on 10 c't!oek I'LL o'cioei
pE;oss Apx:antax-P4tQuet,e and D1ess Circle eoe
| T. g. .sAEKXAS, Tssasurtr
, 1860-05-22

Fton N r. II. t;aran<r. Principal o: the Rutgers Fs
n.le Inauts r. T." have been a.eted With Espueh!-
ts uuk the pas: wtnkr aad found relief uhtil focnd
xo-r Tyoctes" B1osn.s Bronchial Tro~a.>, CouE,
Loze7ge s1e for sale ttrou:bou: the Urited States.
, 1860-05-22

Broens Eroaehl Tnth~..-These cough md vrise Ion.
erce.., wlch advertised fw wtets ago. superior
for rcrnE hoa7senesste anything Tat acquainted
with. VS. hayo I'd them during tks pA,t wntss, md
lake this AesEert eratultou.J. fer The benefit 1t
t7e,trta u III n3o!1szy Christian Hrsai9 saasa-
,.1H.
, 1860-05-22

yr1c.S11r JEws1sr.-Messss A. u. Miller
L Drcs corner Of Clark and Lake Streets, have
recently received large and elegant e.sor1.
tnsnt OF the abeve je*etry, which IS considered
Jet or er.mal iewel,v. Call and e1umine.
myl9-tt
, 1860-05-22

ITO ENCflANGE-*50,00 900 worth
l. Imnrnv.~I City Properly In excha7re flf Cnln-
proved ctr Frurtr 'oLntrv Lscts, and part Caso. Of
On i'm. hy k.NOs AiKES. TT 1aka street,
, 1860-05-22

e.e1syH:an wiring fsoIa No'ra1owa, OHIO. speaking
Of the b:1eciai edeets resun i1o tts Of -Bowas
Bronchial Troehes~ IA3t spslax feared lungs
were becoming dangerously fnvoTed and ust rse your
Tsuches co1ld pstacb sermon Q: ofdcaz1 length.
v:ssou, ho4rseness; hut with the a&Is1area Of
Troches hare n the past I've weeks 2reaeaea sons far
.egnons,'
, 1860-05-22

.~Fine Jewelry, Watches and Silver Ware,
Of e?ery denomination, can be purchased OF
A. II. Miller 4 Dros. 126 Lake Street, corner of
ClArk. They have the largest and most elegant
stock in the city. my19 st.
, 1860-05-22

N1WAEK. friday Hay =.
la'gc Spontaneous and enthusiastic eiins leub
ueans hepl h.re tkis s. fJ yIu. aud c1uE 2t
siIu. o 'he t:h!ca:o nominstIon. cha made
ly a. tatEtr Esq. H. j. tto,e-, Esq, !. Fftr. Eeq
and othess. hun rrd Kuns asrt a.1 hort1e.
el.cd. grrat sp'd feeling manifested s1d u.aa}
cou,1:iusa!I ms exchanged
, 1860-05-22

Now Opgs.-Fasze. l. Cooks Photographic
Fa;ace-ths largest and most complete esta5-
liahme1t Of the kind in America-is uow open
TO the public Citizens and strangers are iu-
rited to call. Rooms Nos. 1o2 i 1e4 CLARK
street. myls-6t
, 1860-05-22

REuoyAL.-Lelani d Mixer hare removed
their office and sample room 10 132 South VA
ter street. Pork house, flanders Block, oppo-
site Michigan Cen1ra! Depot. mI5-lm
, 1860-05-22

D1scEAcEFrL F1cn1.--We yesterday witness
ed brutal fight on West Madison street, be-
tween drayman and teamster. Both men were
most severely punished and were prevented
from j" coming to time" By the interference Of
the crowd.
, 1860-05-22

TUE srrup.-E. G. Assay, Esq well known
and distinguished lawyer Of this city, is pre-
paripg to leave usfor Pennsylvania, which State
he is to stump for " Hon=st Old Abe" May bis
success be rs great as his undertaking is noble
and lis eIoauence deserriuc.
, 1860-05-22
LOCAL MATTERS,

- Go to John Jones, 11s Dearborn st7ee.
and get YOUR clothes cleaned aud repaired
They vii! &c veil done and at prices to suit the
kiEp8
, 1860-05-22

BRokEs 1Sfb.-Oa Sunday night the scow
"Laura" was broken into, and the Captain's
trunk, clothing, Telescope aud ships books were
at taken froln the cabin, together with tLe
cooks clothing and violin. Ali hands we're
ashore except the cook, who says the robbers
dpnbted
, 1860-05-22
press &GrihttttE
Cl5 & - q <.
THE ENTHUSIASM OF THE coCN-

A014 EN111ISEASA UE Ink NUEN~
T1kf,
We devote considerable space on the first
aud second pages Of this: paper to the sponta-
neous uprising Of the ,couutr3: in behalf o1
Old -aBE, bat we arc unabla to publish oEc-
1oaFtp. Of the matter Of a similar charact. r
VII. .ch came upon our tahls yesterday.
, 1860-05-22

"TuI RAIL SrL177ER."-Ne understand from
d.. Charles Lieb that he is about to issue
campaign paper with the ADORE title, devoted to
politics at home and abroad. He promises the
prospectus in d few days.
, 1860-05-22

FIRE.-There was fire last night in the 4th
district. on the West Side, about la O'clock
Being about two miles from cur cf1icc, and
nearly time to 60 10 press, We defer particulars
till tomorrow, though the f,e ,sas Of little in,-
nnrtanra
, 1860-05-22
20 1He1lt.
GhEnrral NntlfKB.

4 RARE CHaNCE.-A man with
~ a.h rapt.' Of 81 purchase h- eosre 6xtr,ea
AID t'ate Ut teru4a manufacturing buaincsa III tt@
city sh.t Will Ply 40 10 IT,, mosta. fre O. fwn
k7t1 Hires will te t4kcn pnt tay. Apply 17S
Nict!tta street. myl XIV
, 1860-05-22

TIE EM1Ss7RRis.-Hooley l. Campbelrs Min
strels had another full house Inst night at Kings
bury Hall. Our citizens should not fail to see
them,
, 1860-05-22

STRAWBERRY FEsr1yAL.-The North Baptist
Church gives grand strawberry festival ct
Metropolitan Hall on Thursday evening next,
for the benefit Of their congregation. The c.rds
Of admission are only twenty-five cents, aud a
rich time is expected.
, 1860-05-22
Presbyterian, Old school, General As
AeIub1y,

:,T1xxxR Aao CoeS7r.--Ths Rockford Rgitte-
says that t:.e Enthusiasm in that city over ths
news Of Lsncoln'4 nomination WAS tremendous
The B>yisttr pledges the county to roll up 8, 500
aj.risy for "bonest Old Abe - next Seve,a-
ber. Winnebago county eau to it. She gave
Fremont {, 200 minority.
, 1860-05-22

1'EnsoSA1.-1lussell Erett, ESQ.,, Editor of the
Pittsburgh Gaztttf, who has been here for the
past week, left :he city yesterday morning, by
the Milwaukee j. Chicago Railroad, upon his
return home, intending to pass through Detrcit'
He has visited Chicago upon his tour through
ths Westera country, ami expressed warn,
thanks for the hosritelities lie had received u.
our hands. We had the pleasure Of seeing him
at the depot. in company It'll Seth Baldwin
ESD, Superintendent of shc Milwaukee & Chica
90 Railroad, D. ". loss, Of the New York
Eric Road, also 4 native OF Pittsburgh, anl 9th
or we'll known gentlemen, who had spared nj
pasns to make his short sojourn here one O
pleasure.
, 1860-05-22

CuANCE FOR 4 DRUGGIST
TN ~ lhe hest nr-1e stores In the city furnished
fur Elrss And Retail rfadt. can b obtained y Ion<
roll reduction cest. A1des4 poet caee box
w
, 1860-05-22

SrRAxszns VISITING. CHICAGO should avail
themselves Of the opportunity cf visiting the
largest Dry Goods House in the United States
west Of Sew York, which is that Of
II. II. Ross i Co.,
167 and 100 Lake st.
One price, and in every Instance, prices Guar
anteed lower than elsewhere. maJ16-6t
, 1860-05-22

To.xrc. May 2,.-unc hundred guns wrrc fired this ev
mig \ rsp..tstor wt bands Il music il fa.adsnk III
+s,rt~ in iunr uf the atnn Of Lincoln and Hanlir
ImEltpse &uthus Ara Il manifested
, 1860-05-22

- See advertisement Of s. Hard Rubber"
Riggs Truss in another column Something
| entirely new. my16-ct
, 1860-05-22

PENNSYLVANIA DELEGATION Sunday night
about three hundred Of the Pennsylvania dele
cation returned home By the Pittsburgh, Fort
Wasne and Chicago Railroad. We were atuong
those who witnessed their departure, and a
heartisE set OF we'll pleased strangers we have
seldom seen in our city. ANDREW e. Curtain,
made a lew farewell remarks which were followed
By three lusty cheers for Lincoln, three FIR
Chicago aod three for their fellow-citi1en D. II.
Boss, Esq. who had been so vigilant il his e1-
ertions for their comfort. Although Demo-
rat, he did much 10 make their risi: to Chicago
| one that they will not soon forget