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WHEELER'S WATER DRAW
ER commands the admiration ofevefy low
or Of Pure Water. The OLD OAKEN BUcEET 01th she
use for raising water from a WeIof any depIh. In
QUICK, so CHEAP. .lu3
Il 4 neat in appearance and occupies ijtflA space
simple in construction AID not liah'a RI oct ont Of
order. CaH and see it, il itself.
~ Water Drawers manufacture and sold retail
or wholesale BY ~
J. WHEELER 4 co, Prop'rs,
HeE1tts Block, Vineyard ST. Cleveland, Ohio. Q
- Agents wanted in every State and Con ~ go
State and County Rights Tor sale.
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BUILDERS "A
I'D very 6ns sssOriment. For sale By
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! U n A T A N A 81
Common and Charcoal Sheet Iron,
yUNIATA BOILER PLATE,
FIRING Pillow AND BLISTER II TEE
PBGW WINGS, BAR IRON, OROT5N
WINDOW GLASS, GRIND
TONES WM. q.
BARR'S Celebrated Fire PrOofsAFEs, &C., at man
UftcturerE prices. augia7A
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GREA - TERNA kaR EAED z,
FOR KHEU8I1fisM G0uT, EEURALGIA,LUM-
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BS-Sold by all dealers, on a trial Of smonths, with
q written guaranty for that period II asked.
80 BeWare Of the numerous worthless inlitaffonq
nov u market. See that the names OF 2. p. Stewart
ana OF the manufacturers are on each stove. No
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AND NAILS WARE
HOUSE,, Nos. 81. g, IS. and67 River q 81. and
g IS, 81 and s6 on the Dock, Cleveland, Ohio.
". 2 Carly. MORRISON FOSTER.
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A Novel bur Excellent Way of CELEBRATING
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VARPENTEKS TOOLS.-EVE-
~ RTTHIEG wanted in the way of Carpenterri
tools, Of the best makes. FOR sale very cheap, by
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muw1N IA 0ntn~fn new.@s
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ut IlUlIlaIIuB anu DuTnInH1 IaT Wholesale OnIT-I
~. ROOKAEELLOW,
General Agent. 0moe on O.. q P. Pier, Cleveland
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TIMOTHY SEEDS.-IOO BUSH.
Prime Timothy seed for sals b.
oct CLARK ARnNWEk 7ar 81
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DREPARE AGAINST FIRE
Constantly on hrnd and for sale BY the agent ct
hG depot, No. IS Superior street, q large assortment
81 thoge justly celebrated WILBEHfS PATENT
eALAMAkDEH SAFES, 70 which the attention Of
The public Is called II. X. REYNOLDS.
, 1860-02-15
POLICE.

Police CouRT.-The show was light one
ferred to, Catharice Murray, with several alias
d. mud better supplied with names than gar
,ncnts, was sent to 1rieeHell vagraney-
HOUSES or Ill FAxE.-Frank Duga1 was fined
$40 for keeping = notorious house. William
CIarkson, Frank Ward, Joseph Cook, und J. 7.
Robinson, were charged with being inmates Of
IN house OF il, fame, mud fined in several sum-
Maria Bailey and numerous tribe wcrc fined
in various sums on n like charge. -
SELLING L1QuoR WITHOUT LlcESsE.-Ma1ia
Duffy, who keeps notorious den on jackson
street, was fined SO for selling liquor without a
license.
FAILURE n THE PorLTnY TRApE.-Darid kel-
1y, Wells street native, with taste for poul-
try in excess Of his regard for The rights Of
property, On Monday night, among the Silly
hours, was found in a hencoop belonging to
Jacob Sander, living On Larabee street. Jacob
heard his dog barking, and going out, found
David in his chicken house. He seized David
| by the neck and dragged him out. David BIZ
him on the finger, but Jacob fought well ant
| brought him to the station house. There va:
found near by where he had lain; large quan
titv Of clothes, clothes pins and other articles
He was duly held for trial yesterday atsernoe .
S7nkE7 D,srcRnAxcs.- Charles Innes aud Joo,
| seph Stang were found on Clork street ,rery d =
orderly. and upon being requested 10 60 home
they; pitched into the officer; a suanrt chunk Q
dght followed, which tho Jpstice: thought wa
worth $50 divided as fine between them. j
Az ops1Rtrulors FE4A1z. .-.Conductof Gu
ricr, Of the North Clark street horse cars, foun
IN ugly customer in hisvehicle in the shape I
Caroline Smith, colored, md very drunk. sh
cnptied bottle Of wine upon him and the pa:
scncers. She was fined SO.
, 1860-02-15

WANTED-A situation by Ger
man 10 take Of iIots%+, OF to do genel work.
Apply to J. GltO1, 9 CIT RAutoph STREET ft1sxst
, 1860-02-15

Organization nf a %Srcdtsh Repub1f.
carl Club.
The Swedish American Citizens Of Chicago
met last Saturday night, to organize themselves
into Republican Club. The meeting was call
ed to order By John II. shonbeck, md the fol-
loving officers were elected for the ensuing
term:
john A. Nelson. President; P. G. Peterson,
Andrew Larson, Vice Presidents; J. y. Shon-
beck, G. Engberg, Secretaries; John uazelius,
mittee: Jonas Olson. Carl Bonigren, Christ.
Peterson, J. Levergren, John johnson, G. T.
Uhrberg, Frank Walleuberg, E. Engo,st, Alex.
Boije.
The President opened the proceedings viii,
m able pointed speech, and Exp aimed the aims
aud object Of the organized Club.
On motion, Committee to draw up Resofu-
tons was appointed, consisting Of the following
gentlemen: Fred. Lenbke, John N. Schon-
beck and G. Engbers, The Committee report
ltNertas, The Swedish voters of Chicago
Club, designed to embrace and represent the
Swedish Nationality in this city; and whereas
they desire tn place themselves on the broad
Platform Of Republican principles; therefore,
Bs II Rts0lrtd, That in this year in Which tile
great battle is to be fought between freedom
and slavery. we range ourselves, as Ifte anu
willing soldiers, under the broad banner Of lib
ertr, and that onr motto now and ever shall be
free ia1or, free sne.ch, FREE soil.
lesolrfI, That as we look back over these
long years past, in which freedom has sustained
the assaults Of violence and trenchery in kan-
sas, fraud and corruption in Washington, and
oppression and b1gotry everywhere, leagued in
tile service Of pro-slavcry Administration, We
areeaser 10 arm for the political conflict, which
is tI+stinrd to conduct Republican President
to the chair. - :. =.
Ksotr<d, That our interest in the cause: Of
human freedom, and OUT desire for q pure and
economical administration Of our municipal af-
fairs, alike, prompt us to work for The success
Of tue Republican party in the Coming city elec-
tion.
The above resolutions were read and unani-
mousEy adopted, aud on motion it WIS resolved
that the minutes Of the proceedings be publish
ed in the American md Swedish Republican
papers in this city.
The meeting was addressed by Charles Sun
dell. Fred Lambkc, G. ". Sprinchorn, md 9TH
ers,who in able and telling points confirmed the
general prevailing enthusiasm for the Republi-
can principles.
On motion The Club was adjourned to Tues
day, Feb. l4lh.
JoHx L. NELSON, J.M. Scu0kBEcK,
preaident Secretary,
, 1860-02-15
Letter from Mr. Arnold.

E1tnrs Pr ~ AID Tribune:
It is well knowr to all my friends that did
nut desire the Office Of Mayor of tile city Of Chi
cuso; and apprcciuting tue difficulties and re-
sponsihifities of the position, hive never
sought il for personal objects.
have fel. that in the great contest this year
between Liberty and Slavery, upon which de-
fends, in my judgment. tic very existence Of
tho government, no mun was at liberty 10 de-
cline any position in which he could contribute
to the success Of our causc.
Regarding the election in Chicago rs Of the
most vital importance in its bearing on the
State and National contest, have not felt at
liberty TO shrink from any peraonal sacrifices, if
could thereby promote the triumph Of the Re-
publican party.
These motives will control my action in re-
gard to being candidate. Ny only object is 10
promote the union, harmony and success Of the
Republican party. Having no personal object
to gain, + SAaU ttdrr tAt 9mxtion tatirtly in The
hands Of The Republican Conrentton, to say
whether shall or shall not be \ candidate, aud
with their decision shall bc cnti.cly content.
'4sespcctfnily yours.
Fs1 II, 1870. ISAAC y. 4nSoLn.
, 1860-02-15


The Flour market during tic pust week las
been active, with good d.mand for Nex Or
leans and Pittsburgh, and the market closes
firm. Wheat WINS quiet and inactive; hut yes
terdaT the market had an upward tendency, and
closed firm. Corn has declined &C during tic
week-qnite panlc having taken place on Aon-
t[ay last. Outs bayc declined Sc, und close dull.
Rye has been rather dull, but during the past
Two days, holders hare been frmer- Barley
quiet but 6rH. Timothy Seed in fair demand
and steady. Clover dull and l0@l.!c lower.
hungarian Grass scarce and advanced &c.
1Iishwines in better demand and prices tend
upwards. !.
PROVISIONS.
The receipts Of Hogs during the past week
shippers took about 4,o0o-lcaring only about
5000 for the packers. The season is fast draw
ing TO close, and it is expected that the LIST Of
March will see all tue houses closed. Till then
VIC will defer making up full account Of the
packing. Enough, however, has been gathered
to justify LIZ in stu.ing that nearly 170 QUO hogs
lave been cut Last season there were cut
1SJ,in'U.
Tie market for I'LL kinds Of product coutin-
ucs firm. During the past week several hun
dred barrels Ness Pork were sold at s16.50, and
on Monday 1,eoo brls extra heavy Mess were
sold at Sl7.e5-tlsc highest price reaclsd this
seuson. There were alo sold during the week
lot OF 600 brls Prime Pork Ut $ls.t0, and s17.5o
for Clear. The stock Of Ness Pork offering is
, 1860-02-15
WHO II TEE STRONGEST MAN.
LOOK TO THE SENATE,

Let Republicans remember that the election
Of MI United States Senator by the Illinois
legislature q. its next session, is one Of the
things which hinges upon this municipal con
test: aud TINT the pro-slavery men, powerfully
assisted as they arc by those who profess to
1e Republicans, aim not go much at the mt
nicipal Offices, as at tho power which will
cnable them, in November next, to throw q
thousand Irish laborers into the lower lcgls!a
tive district in Cook county, and by their votes
recover two mcmbcrs or the House, who viii
vote 10 fill Lyman Truml'ulIs scat with a pro
slavery ally Of the South! That's tho ohjec
OF their present vigorous rally. Republicans
see to it that they are not assisted By any VIII
profess the Republic IN faith!
, 1860-02-15

4AEpaUhAEAA VIII NVAsNuAAOAs
The Republican Ytters Of the City Of Chicago sse re
qucs.ed tn meet their respective Wsr places here
.nafer designated Friday the 18th day Ut Fetr., 1t
olock that day. for the selection Of Delegates to
Convention TO be hrd for the nomination OF candidates
10 be voted FIR By the c 1t l1Ee II the ensuing March
Municipal Election. and at such primary meetings they
1rq1eIa At The time to vote for candidate for the
Office Of Street Commissioner fr their respective Divisions
Of The city and also for caaldcs Tor Aldermen and Con-
sac1es In the several WasLa.
The meetings will be called to order By the Wand Com
mec BY such Committee, not less than three in eae
Ward may he designated bT said Ward COMMITTEE and
shall te kept opentil! eight Of said dly record
ela he kept by the Committees ho;dne such Ward meet
n all voters and their places Of residence ~ far prac
tlc.ble ting suh primary mcting (Which record s1a
be returned the Secretary Of the Executive Committee.
before hc meeting Of hc and the roe OF each
person Offering vote who Is not known to some one Of
said Ward Committee caiengers appointed ty them,
asa Neubl ean shall bc ricclei. The %ard Committees
*a certify the Convention tile number Of votes cat for
lie respect for tret Commissioner and the
D. rsn receiving the highest number Of votes ca In each
Division sa! red the canddate for 4uch Division
The Delegates the Convention shall he appointed as
follows: .. -:
Stss+ F!s.t Ws ss1sn s3!h
T. t, I'D VII ~ ixh Eiki.hw WI
F:f1i Ward. IeutL Watd.
he places forlodlrs the primary meetings for the sew
eral Wads will te ~ follows:
F11tt Wasd-OE:ent House.
Sccord Wa.I-asd s1aie street.
Third Wara-sterd s0h1cc, Court House.
Fonsth Ward-4armosy.
Faith Wa:d-EnsiLc House. corner ofCllnton and Waal-
ineton ttnets.
SIKH warh-1ytst Market Hall.
scve.t Varl-fredcslcz Fullnanns, corner o. Division
, 1860-02-15
A Correction. Z:

1@ 2"41@Es1o"s
Editors 1'n~s and Tribune:
sec in Your paper Of this morning state.
,nent that caused an article to inserted rcla-
tire to disturbances in Republican meeting
in tie Tenth Ward, at an officer Of the Tenth
Ward Club / an not an officer of that Club
bnt q member Of the general Executive Com.
'nittee Of the Tenth Ward. ! simply called al
:our Office uitA Mr. Pierce. who is member oI
Tic Executive Committee Of The C!.u6, md nd.
vised him to repel the insult offered to the Club
That is all. Yours respectfully,
. JouG Lops7klx.
, 1860-02-15
POLITICAL.

REPUBLICAN MEETING At CAny11LI.-Thera
will be a Republican meeting ut the Small Build.
ing, in CarSil1e. on Thursday. Feb. 1G, ut II
O'Clock r. II. By request of the
EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE.
THIRD Ward REPunI1cAS CLUn.-The regular
meeting Of tho Club will he held at the saloor
Of Frederick Sclock, s3o South Wells street, OF
Wednesday evening, Feb. Is, at r. o'slock
, 1860-02-15

SrEc1AL RELIGIOUS sSERy1cEs.-Divinc service
is being held every evening in the Third Evan
gclical Lutheran Church, on Monroe street,
between Clark md Wells. Exercises commence
quarter before o'clock. The public are in
yited to attend.
, 1860-02-15

. GEo. SUMNER AGA1S.-The numerous friends
Of thia dcserredly popular lecturer will he glad
to learn That he will deliver lis lecture on Old
Europe and Young America" in Metropolitan
Hall on Monday the Goth inst,
, 1860-02-15

ASnAnr TR1cK.-It tells very much as to The
class ofjuvenile thieves growing up among our
community, that, last week, party Of these
Young gutter rats managed 10 sell two copper
boilezs to a wcll-known hardware merchant.
stolen property Of course, for three prices as
follows: Two boys 60 IN and sell boiler. It
is weighed and placed ono side. Two other bo5s
come in with the second boiler, and, just rs it is
being weighed, there being but ono attendant in
Tie store. one Of the youngsters boldly picks up
the first sold boiler and places it ontbe scales
to be weighed with the second boiler. y The
clerk paid }or:the two boilers; and the roguea
left. when The hurdw ore. .mau discovered the sell
and that he had bought md paid for one boiler
] twice
, 1860-02-15

Mns. Dosrw1ck's CoScEHT.-Mrs. Dostwick's
Fifth soircc Of her series at the Briggs House,
OH Monday evening was brilliant and caarn,-
ing success. The Aall was crowded, and the
audience delighted. But one concert OF the Sc.
ries remains TO be given on Monday Of next
week.
, 1860-02-15

The Ot1oRoox.-This il tic third week of the
Octoroon ut McVicker's Theatre, and still the
run il rs successful as ever. This is tho last
week; aud all who hare not heard tb,s excellent
play are advised to avail themselves of tue brief,
remaining opportunitY..
, 1860-02-15
TIL E. CITY.

KEcoRnEn's Cornr.-1n this court yesterday
thr casc Of People vs., YIN. II. Stow, was in
hearing. |,
1SE- The IRE at the + Merchants Hotel, " last
evening, was discovered by officer Oliver, Of
Moorc's Nerclauts's Police !.
Acc1pESr-J. +. Norton and his daughter Of
this city, we're thrown from IL buggy in which
they were riding on Indiana street Oh Nondny
afternoon and severely injured. I :
lrsr MEDICAL COLLEGE CoxNEScrNEx7.-The
annual commencement Of Rush Medical College
takes place ut the College building this even
inv
, 1860-02-15

ACCIDENT TO STEAM FIRE ESGNE.-3t tic
last turnout Of the Fire Department, last cven-
ing, the new Seneca Falls Steam Fire Engine
"No 81 broke her forward axle In tue centre
and came down with crash at the corner ot
Lake md Lasalle streets.
, 1860-02-15

Good speakers are expected to address the Club.
Citizens generally are invited 10 attend.

S. G. KLAKE, Secretary
RATIFICATION MEErlxG.-TLe Young Mems
Republican Club will hold mass meeting at
their rooms, corner Of Randolph and Wells
streets, opposite the Briggs House, on Saturday
evening next, to ratify the nominations to be
made b. the Republican City Convention. All
Republicans are invited to attend. Hy order,
E. S. WILLIAMS, President.
Jons G: M,LIEn,
Gsss:r 1ss!; Il b!1Ps, n9sa''' Secretaries
, 1860-02-15

TIMOTHY T1Tcoxn's LECTURE nEFonE 1nx Ar
nrpoS CLrn.-Dr. J. e. Holland, the Literary
editor Of the Springfield tMass.) 'Rtpu5ticah,
delivers his lecture on the "Relation Of Fine,
Arts to Life" at Metropolitan Hail this eren-
ing 1t will be M admirable and notable litcr,a-
~ entertainment
, 1860-02-15

Kansas In the Senate.
The first skirmsh On the admission Of Kan
sas iuto the Tnion, waa had yesterday in the
Senate.
, 1860-02-15

THE POOR OLD POPE.
Louis Napoleon l'as percmptorily suppressed
the Paris Unipers, tile organ Of the Ul.ranon-
taue, or cxtra-l'apal party in France
, 1860-02-15

Yorsa MKs's ASSOCIATION LEc7uRE.-Thc
course will be delivered tomorrow evening by
Dr. ]. G. Holland, lecturer and essaylst whose
merits are we'll known 10 our citizens <.
, 1860-02-15

CHICAGO PRODUCE AND PROVIS-
ION TRADE.
The receipts and shipments Of Produce, Live
Stock, etc, during the past week will be found
IN tue following comparative table:
Receipts. Shirmtuts
, 1860-02-15
39rrSs & & t'ihu1te.


MASS MEETING: POSTPONED.
We understand that the Mass Meeting Il!
tile Republican party, tic holding Of which.
was talked Of on Monday and Tuesday, has
been indefinitely postponed. The reason viii,
we presume, lie wholly satisfactory to tue
public.
Mr.. Arnold has not desired the office Of
Mayor, but. yielding to the wishes OF his
friends, suffered himself to become candidate
for Lie Republican nomination. Tie has con-
siderel himself entirely in the hands Of his
political friends ready mt any moment to adort
whatever course they might deem advisable Tor
tue promotion Of harmony and 10 secure re-
publican triumph But his less fair opponent,
John ". ntworll,, as was feared. stubbornly
refuses to abandon the ticld i'll obedience to
any call whatever.
Such being tho case, even those who have
h.en comparatively. indifferent al 10 results
would not willingly have seen Mr. Arnold
Withdraw, leaving Wentworth, with whom
defeat is inevitable, alone on the track.
The Republicans Of Chicago will now he able
10 scc who it is that nust assume tl.c rcspoll-
slbiiity Of the dangers to which i]le party is
exposed hy the position which John Went
worth mautains-wllo it is that acts upon tue
"rulc or ruin y policy They will perhaps see
that this squabb|c over our municipal officers,
which, lie is not willing tile people should set
tie. is only part Of deep laid scheme 1y
which Il gentleman who is justly distinguished
az Ill advocate Of the Republican cause, may
be dragged out Of his seat in the Senate Of the
Cnited States Which, lie tills with SO much
credit to Illinois We mean, Of course, Ly-
man Tr1mtul whom Wentworth hates.
Now that the movement for A mass meeting
Is abandoned, We may say that we arc glad
that it las afforded the Press AND TRIBUNE
mn opportunity to demonstrate, as it did yes
terday, that VIC llayc becn ali tic while ready
to adopt any measure, no matter how distaste-
ttl, for the sa!;c Of the harmony aud success
Of lie Republican party; that We llavc been
wi:.,S to surrender all personal preferences,
lnry, all persona. a,imositics and forget all oil
Causes Of strife, that the election Of Repnb-
licAn tickc. might lie assured. Thus we stand
on the record. That others, who profess to
be laboring for Republican triumph l'avc
not met us in tile spirit that VIC have cvinccd,
is 10 fault Of ours.
, 1860-02-15
: LOCAL. MATTERS.

~ Go to John Joncs, III Dearborn street
and get your clothes cleaned and repaired
They will be well done and at prices to suit the
times. !:
, 1860-02-15

IDENTIFICATION or Stolen PnorEnrr.-A large
number Of copper boilers having been recovered
by tue officers; parties who hare lost articles Of
this kind are requested to call at the Grand
Jury Room during to.day, for their identifica-
, 1860-02-15

4 NEw WEEklr.-Messrs. Joseph Iian,pson
4 Co. announce tue forthcoming issue Of Il new
weekly, to commence next month" The Old
Enuntrrman.n
, 1860-02-15

MEETING OF NATIVES OF CoxSEcr1cET.-Citi-
zcns, formerly residents Of Connecticut, arc re-
quested to meet at the Briggs House on Thurs
day evening Mt II o'clock, to arrange for the re-
ccption and entertainment Of the Connecticut
delegation to the Republican Convention to be
held On the 18th Of June. 4 full attendance is
,Rsircd By MANY CITIZENS.
, 1860-02-15

Lard. ~ 1sf.eIs SLY 404lO RI -. s S6t
1allo~, 1os.... 4dO 15.v e.sl s44oo 4s.3,0 11.7so
FL0FK AND GMA1N.
The amount nf Flour and Grain in store in
this city on the l1tl instant. compare with 1858
, 1860-02-15
Nrm advertisements,

~ {. t. S.RfrsS A!r'--ic7 d3-:::. Is I't:rl++n..-
:. utlAorfss; rsce.,e -.t- :ki1 iii t
L-us!iaa For-rs OF 'A< farA h>t:. tal-a:e4-r
, 1860-02-15

~ FOR SALE t,Is RENT,
rare chanca for Manufacturer It frame hrd uF.
Ee~y p7lnte &C y 6@ 'ees and kt9rts hxh Situated in
On ths Illinois md MenIesn taual and within 20 E'ds
Il has good new Steam EnEine and I,s!le1 with SoaI
sats Iuts and !y Kettles Of {. e capacity, With alt he
pounds 1f soap per week with patent Candle Moulus
which TIl tnn out s49 to 90 poands Of candes per
has been used but few months hss Ice House IN
he LOT of ~ tons Capacity and srscious Well Of
Ih1s property is nov Offered At grc sacrifice f 1 ur
vii be rencd on fiber tems Tile peE4e and posses
tee Ottawa, NutsinGe1a Block, South ale cous
square. fel:x,w
, 1860-02-15

FInE ALARx.-Tbe alarm Of fire on Monday
night, was caused by the burning out Of CHM
uey at No. 1le Monroe street.
CHICAGO VIEWS AHnoAp:-Hesler is making
up full sett Of lis Chicago Photographic
Views to be sent to the order Of Il member of
British House of Parliament. We hare seen
some Of them that have been recently executed.
Nothing could better or more truthfully repre-
sent Chicago as she is, abroad. :':.
, 1860-02-15

"C17r Uo1R1-'-We hare reduced our ratel
for day board to $3.50 per week, from date.
Il. SouERs 4 Co,
Chicago, jan Il, 1850. jal7-lm