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POLICE,

LAncrsy.-Michuel Maddigan and James
O'Connor were charged viii. stealing dozen
brooms from James Foley, 234 ualstcd street,
Saturday evening, Feb. 4th. The prosecution
made witness of Naddisan against 0'Couuor,
who was committed in default of 5000 bail for
trial at the next term Of the Recorders Court.
4 GREAT DEsckSr.-Yesterday morning
woman named Ellen Welch was brought before
Justice Akin, on 3 charge Of vasrancy. Tic
journal, WEIGH has hunted up her history, says
that some irc or six years ago, Ellen ran away
from ireland in company with adashing young
Irishman whom her parents had forbidden her
to marry. Tier father lived ut Castle Kearney,
and was man Of opulence and influence, aud
Ellen had been we'll brought up. Butwith that
neryersrncss which is always characteristic Of
love, WIS bent upon masrYingthe young officer.
After various fortunes she finally fell in with
disreputablc characters, who aeeccd her out Of
1cr clothing and an allowance Of $50 which sho
received every three months from her father,
through the priest. She took to drinking, aud
BIZ gradual dcsccnts soon fell to low depth.
Ellen is an o,pa MICE to Daniel 0'Conucll. the
ercat Irish orator and reformer, her mother,
uary O'Counell, being his sister. Shew sent
to Dridewell.
| Srxpn1Es-Albert Abbott WIS fined sa5 for
| drawing pistol. Henry Kowf WIS sent to ths
reform School, Frank Ward was fined SO foz
a fight with courtezan. George Henry Babel
ras sent to the Reform School.
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my. Teitune's Wash1r gton Correspondence
NEW YonK, Feb. 14th.-TLe oiIicial orders
have no. yet been issued, but it is decided to
Withdraw all our troops from Ctah, with the ex-
ception Of one regiment, and scatter them rrin-
cipally over New Mexico and Arizona. in range
OF the posts from El rasso to Fort Yuma. If
this policy be carried out, the transportation to
Utah will be reduced from SOC, 900 pounds annu-
ally to 100000.
Tbe weekly statement of the Treasury shows
the amount subject to draft, &, 400. 81; re-
eepts. Fl ,494 ,0c 80; drafts paid, 81 :31 ,55 ~;
drafts issued, 81 1884 s3G %. In addition to the
above amount, which amount is subject to draft,
the Treasury has 100000 from. the sale OF i
}oan tn receive $4,000, 900 in Treasury uotcs ca
pahle Of reissue. The Post Office appropriation
bill will dra~ about $5,5ut,b00 ont Of the Treas
ury proper, leaving it margin Of S5,o0o, 900
with present means aud - ,00o, 300 out Of funds
in repositories subject to the order of the Post
Master General.
Judge u. F. Conway, representative elect un-
der the Wyandotte Constitution, arrived from
Kansas yeterday, and will testify beforc the iu-
vestigating Committee this week. Mr. Conwuy
says that there is no favor expressed il Kansas
to the proposed change Of boundary Of the
State. lie says that tue Territorial Legislature,
now in Session in Lawrence, will unite with the
Wyantfotte Convention in memorializiug Con-
srcss for Immediate admission with the Consti-
tuition as it now stands
, 1860-02-14

Wssu,ScroS, Feb. 1s.-Nr. G;ossbrenner was
supported for the House Printer By tic Demo-
Gratis, ME, Briggs aud all South Americans pres.
ent excepting Ethcridgc and Stokes, who voted
for Messrs. Gales / seaton. Ar. De(rees
received The votes Of all others present, inclul-
ing Mr. Davis, Of Nd, and excepting Stanton,
Adams, and Curdy o..
Senator Douglas had prepared an euloGy on
Nr. Broderick, to be delivered to-day, but last
night he was severely attacked by peu1isy.
Mr. Farnsvorth intends introducing bill for
the transportation Of the mails from Missouri
to the Pacific, By railway.
Mr. Grow will shortly introduce a bill for the
admission of Kansas into the Union.
Private scco ln's from the Rio Grande regard
ing The statements as to affairs in that quarter
rs much exaggerated, the object being to afford
restless set Of adventurcrsa rretext for cross;
ing into Mexico. Apart from cortenas' band
Me1icaus arc represented as exceedingly
friendly.
L report prevails thnt the Secretary Of State,
Mr. Cas-, has been attacked With serious illness.
As The contest for House printer is close. the
expected ar1ival Of % Mr: list, st,lworth, to:mq5row'
cratG
, 1860-02-14

ST. Louis, Feb. l3.-The Santa Fe correspon-
dent Of the Republican says that the Speaker Of
the House introduced q bill for the repeal Of tile
law passed last session OF the Assembly Pru-
testlng slavery in the Territories. The next
dag q resolution was almost unanimously
adopted, requesting him to resign the Speaker
ship, which he did, and subsequently, resigned
his seat in the House and went home The
same day Mr. Cueilar Medina was elected
speaker, when the bill in question was referred
to select committee who reported in favor Of
its rejection, which was done without dissent
inn xoSea
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message from tue Senate, announcing the death
Of Mr. Bro3erick.
Mr. Burnett delivered an culosy, saying that
Mr. Broderick's memory will long te cherished
By the people Of California.
Mr.. Haskin gave the eyentfuE and romantic
history OF his deceased friend, believing his ca
recr would serve as glorious precedent for the
poor mud humble who have only the wealth Of
intellect t. command. They were schoolboys
together. Mr.. Haslin said ID the course of bis
cu1ogy, that Mr. BroderIck Won the admiration
of his friends and the respect Of his enemies;
for his energy Of character, integrity and fi1eli
IL to bis friends, Mr.. Frederick had no supc-
1ior.
Sir. Hickman spoke Of Nr. Broderick as
Gods instrument for mighty PURPOSES
Those that thought him less than q Philoso-
pher never knew him. His every nerve WAS
cxcrted to dignity labor. It might be said
there was but one Broderick TO walk the earth.
pure aud patriotic. He raised poverty into
rank, proving the legitimacy Of its blood. His
fame would be Us enduring US the records Of
public virtue.
,ir. Stout paid tribute Of respect 10 his
friend.
Nr. Burlingamc then spoke Of his friend As
a Democrat. without being denagogue, who
loved the people but never betrayed them, and
after they discovered these traits Of character,
he won t1cir regard He had IN indomitable
will, under the power Of which party names and
party discipline disappeared. 3ieu forgot that
they were Democrats or Republicans, but called
themselves l,roderick men. Scornful Of cor
rup.ion and tyrranv, in the grandeur and puri-
Is Of his public and private lie, he the very
points which nude hin. the advocate Of the peo-
pie's rights
Mr. Morris Of ILL.,, spoke Of Mr. Broderiek
raising himself to cmineuce By tue purity Of his
character. What had be done .l1at he should
die by the hand Of violence: II be had been
less Independent he would hsve been 4 living
man to-day. lie WIS a moral hero, alike .scorn-
ing the smiles and corrnptions. Of power; calling
things by their right na1les: n" Senator, in SO
short u time, ever acquired SO wide spread Il
| fame. When the roll Of California states
mon shall be called on the Judgment Day,
and Droderick is inquired for, more than one
voice will reacl, the ear Of Jehovah sayineg-
"Am mr. brothers. kecper:'
Mr. Sick1es said there we're very warm feel.
| incs Of attachment for s(r. Frederick by many
| citizens Of Ncw York, among whom Ills earts.
years aud manhood were passed IL spoke o!
Mr, lsroderick's noble traits OF character and
called him the founder of the Democratic party
In California.
, Resolutions Of respect werc adopted, aud the
House adjourned.
, 1860-02-14

SEw Yosk, Feb. ia young married wo-
man PANIED Sarah Jane AcCorkr, has been ar
rested On suspicion ofharing *ometbiug to do
with the mysterious, murder Of the Custom
House watchman. The general impression is
corroborates her statement that she was at
home all the evening. a stage driver asserts
positively, however, that she got into his omni-
Bus about the time Of the murder near State
street, and rode up to ssth street.
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'nent OF the facts and leave every man 10 do
ttlit which seems to him the safest and best
thing to be done. But if the opportunity to
heal a breach is not embraced, the responsible
ity belongs not to us. We are for victory
over the common eucmy. Now who's willing
to encounter the danger Of defeat, when Ger
tim success is within reach? If any who
are they?
, 1860-02-14

Txx7n Wand RErrnLtcAS MEE11Sc.-Therc
will he au adjourned meeting Of the 10th Ward
Club this Tuesday Evening, at the house Of H.
Siemeyer, corner Of Canal and Mitchell streets.
Tvw; Republican Of tie Ward is requested to
be present Max. SCHILLER, Sec.
The Fourth Ward Republican Clab wil
hold meeting Tuesday evening, Feb. 14tb, ut
II r. ", at l.. Xeigler's saloon, corner Of Wash
instoa and Wells streets.
L. LANrERrs, Scc'y.
SEVENTH WARp.-Thc Republican CInb Of the
Seventh Ward will hold meeting Tuesday
evening. Feb. 18th. at II O'Clock, in the German
House, corner Of Indiana and Wells Streets
Prominent speakers will address the audience
Every Republican in the ward is requested to
attend. G. S. 11rBnARp, President,
i. II. H1ascH, Secretary.
SIXTH WArp MEErlSo.-An adjourned meet.
iug Of the Sixth Ward Republican Club will be
held this (Tuesday) evening at their room IN
Col Smiths building, corner Of Milwaukee ay-
enue and Desplaines street. Let ali Republicans
be on hand,
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CITY SURVEYOR.
The ballot gave the following result:

Michael AcD.rmot... t.....-..-...................sa =
the formr being nominated.
Utah Drumm0ud read communication from
the Democratic Executive Committee, on which
he bused resolution to the effect Of leaving it
with that Committee to appor.ion anew the
number Of delegates from each ward, After
some discussion this was fixed on the basis Of
one delegate to each one hundred Democratic
ooters on the coming city election.
and, being called out, made brief, quiet
speech.
II. Greenebaum introduced resolution to
the effect that in the view Of this Convention,
the purpose Of the Democracy is 10 secure
"Good Government, Rctrenchment aud Re.
for1n.''
The Convention then adjourned, TO nominate
sioncrs.
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39rrss Il Trihtt1tr,
CHICA q O.


Our Washington disputed, says that Mr.. DOUG
las had prepared IN .ulosy on Drodcrck 10 be
delivered yesterday. hui he WIS seriously Ut
tucked with plturisy and was unable 10 go to
the Capitol.
Mr. Cass, Secretary Of State, is reported quite
i'll.
! report comes from New Mexico by the ST.
Louis Republican, that tue Speaker Of the House
in the Legislature Of that Territory, introduced
bill to repeal the law passed at the last session
Of the Legislature, prohibiting slavery in the
Territory. The next day a resolution was
almost unanimously adopted requesting the
Speaker to resign, which he did, both the Speak
crship and his membership. aud Cuellar Me-
dina WAS elected Speaker in lis place, and the
bill was rejected without dissenting vote
, 1860-02-14

In the Senate yesterday, no public business
was transacted, tic day being set apart for
the announcement Of the death Of the late
Senator Bro;crics. Brief touching culogies
were pronounced by Senators 1laun, Critten-
den, Seward, Foster, Foot and Toombs.
In tile House two ballots for Printer were
taken, the last one Deffecs lacking two votes Of
al election After which the .leath Of Senator
Brodcrick. was announced, Mcssrs Burnett,
Haskin, Hickman, Stout, Durlingamc, Norris
and Sicklcs delivering brief culogies.
, 1860-02-14

Dxp or Wu1sxY,-An inquest vas held yes
tcrday by Coroner James, on the body of Ars-
Twomey, living on 6edevick street in the North
Division, who died suddenly on Sunday night.
The INQUEST showed her death resulted from
habits of excessive intemperance.
, 1860-02-14

This document which We priut this morning
on tic fourth page, will attract the attention
Of all classes Of citizens who are interested in
the city's welfare. We reserve comments ,lu-
til we shall have given ii Il moro thorough md
careful pcrusa}. This much VIC feel warranted
Ia saying this morning: that the details IF the
report establish that the city government has
been conducted. during the past year, npon 4
scale Of economy entirely cousouant with the
slringency Of the Times, and that in COMPARE
son with any previous administration it will
stand the test Of the most rigid scrutiny.
, 1860-02-14
RiftRGnfxY H{IiMf RAE

PHILADELPHIA, Feb. 13.-The Supreme Court
Of Pennsylvania issued q decree, to-day, CON-
manding the City Council Of Pittsburg ~ make
full and ample provision for the payment Of tl,e
interest3duc on &150,010 worth Of bonds issued
By the city Of Pittsburg in the payment Of its
subscription to the charter Of the Valley Rail
rnnd
, 1860-02-14

ToEoS7o, Feb. 13.-Thc large woolen and
cloth factory near Brooklyn, c. W., owned by
Ma:hewson & Radcliffe, was totally destroyed
ed for Il 600.
, 1860-02-14

4 LEc7cRE ON NA1CnA1 u1sroRT.-Wc would
remind our readers that the next lecture Of the
xinter course, before Sloan's Commercial Col
lege, will be delivered on the ADORE subject this
evening by Alsin E, Small, H. D.
, 1860-02-14

F.onA1.--D. Bonnard, gardner Of Mcssrs.
lilf & Diverse.y, sent MS yesterday bo1nct Of
cut flowers OF wonderful beauty and fragrance.
last or THE SEasoS.-The sixth, aud last, Of
the Richmond House Hops lakes place this
evening.
- We would call the attention OF the ladics
IL the nuction sale Of Millinery goods, BY Gil
bert and Sampson, ut No. 119, South Clark
street, this morning Mt 10 O'Clock.
- Parties in want Of Good Furniture ut
great bargains should attend the auction sale
this morning at q: o'clock, ut No. s., Lake
street, by Gilbert & Sampson, Auc:ionecrs.-
Also, ut 10. o'clock, one fine Piauo Forte.
Sent TO JA,L-1n the Recorders Court yes
day Jerome N. Foster, who plead guilty to libel
in his capacity Of correspondent Of the filthy
United Stats Police Ga=<ft<, was sentenced to
one months Imprisonment in the County Jail.
Rn.ASr. Bell. l. SrnArTox's LEcrEnE CorRsk.
Tho regular lecture Of tho free course. before
Bryant, Bel l. STATIONS Commercial College
vii. be delivered this evening BY William Bross'
Of the rnEss AND TRIBUNE. Subject, "Ekm.n.s
ef National Greotacs:"
Acc,peSr.-Among the persons injured in The
,,.o ,>acideut on tic Chicago, Pittsburgh { Fort
Wavnc. ,~ps Howard Pricst1y, ESD, Of this city,
win waa on journey to baltimore, his wife
and child acco,' ,'upany,ng him. lie has returned
to this city with bis party.
counos Corxc,1..--Thc city fathers held u
meeting last escning. The leading topic OF the
evening was the Horse Railroad matter. The
Mayor announced Tint NJ injunction had been
issued by Judge Manierrc against the Council
passing votc to allow track to be Laid across
Clark street bridge. AID. Jones offered m or
/ d,nauce extending for ten years tho time within
Which the City Railway Company arc required
to lar their track through South Clark street
It was passed after lengthy discussion.
IsrouxA71os sNASTrp.--A letter was received
this morning By the City Marshal, from one S
Dean, from Atlanta. Ga-, inquiring for th'
whereabouts Of one Mrs. Mary Reed. She for
meyly resided here and has little girl, ant
some children. At last accounts she was il
destitute circumstances and wished to return t.
Georgia. If this should meet her eye she is in
formed that her children are dcsirous to har
her: return, aud that any further informatio
) she may want will be furnished by the Cit
Marshal.
PROCESSION OF FINE BEEyB.-A procession
fat cattlc passed through cur streets ycsterda
tn call attention to the fact thai they arc MI an
: several to be served up on and about the es
inst NaslinEton's birthday. They were Il
= white COW, Indy Washington, weighing Isl
y pounds, owned By John T. Hughes, md to
I killed for C. r. Albee. i monster roam COW,
he killed for Louis Reichbcrg. Three noble r.
Il cattle, fed by J. T. Sherman, and sold to Jam
e Biz, NIL destined for the axe on Feb. ead.
d huge OF, weighing 5000 pounds, sold to S. Il
E. man. corner Of State and Randolph streets:
, 1860-02-14

S1SGER's SEw1Sa MACHINES makes perfect
lock stitch, the stitch presenting the same ap-
pearance on 10th *idts Of tn. .ja5rit scum.
'"Lish. Family Machine. So; Letter 4
Family Machine {new) SIS; mo / and :
tona oat" aS2n III; nem%eis nnu s? eaeh 'sF''
Machines for oil kinds of LEATHER sf,oing con-
stautly on hand at Gj Luke street.
jy26-lm A. ". lfAnR1s, Agt.
"Clrr UoTEL."-We hare reduced our rates
for day board to $3.50 per week, from date.
Il. SouERs i Co.
Chicago, ian. Il, 1860. ja17-1m
, 1860-02-14

NEW YonK, Feb. l3.-Sereral arrests have
been made for passing spurious .s on the
North River Bank. They are poor imitation.
, 1860-02-14
LOCAL. MATTERS,

sW Go to John Jones, l1e Dearborn street
and get your clothes cleaned and repaired
They will be we'll done and ut prices to suit the
times.
Good board and pleasant rooms. at 157 y.
Clark, for so.75per week, day board S2.5o.
jacl.6t
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SALE.-W herea
CIef .nn IA nade tcfxGlt In the ravneut Of

H~kUSTEE'S SALE.-W hereas
Michael Gles son made default In the r.vnent at
bis p-nne Eete icE - rum OF twenty three hundts
rsvahr Aa-r*. II. Dcyder Q: ortt :'I month"; attt1
rae with n.er.t At ten per cent art tie Payment te
currIty 1r .: tr..: executed ty eald ee4u klen
stss N Ii, wife and rang to ihe undersigned sEas;
fa- said t:a rec I'd ID In the ocr cf the Erchn1ar OF
Sk county n boo. T. of deet* ra-e -. and thereby
coave,i-s the naeer6ns atlu.tet The ons
md pn7 o. In the Cana. Trustees IT The south
fstl3n of Ion twenty n:ne f.S IN thirty nine
fa oA Ct ranke u1feru u cast Of e third principal
utfa nd strate IN :hc eoustS II Cook and state Ut
Illinois.
suanee wh The u sad tetd 9t t1u.s oona!te +
DIV of Fefusss X D. l.e0 II ten O'Clock in the forenoon
o d tas te II ruble efao3 for eaah 70 re h!shet
t.scssr county ~ Cook Aforesaid al Of the 1fh lite
t~1rt lad equity II redemption Of aid Nch.et G!ee:oo
parcel of etate md sush Portion 1aettof
e neeeS - nase re 5 GGes 1 aae upon SAID ne
@1e L.C. PAINE FKEER, Tfu.t.e- tte-
s,3+ ~
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Ncln an0ertiscmel1ts.

|" C. f. SCRTrKt. Att.71tsin7 Av~r., Is T<a.<-.-A-
il dxtArisl rrree~ Advertisements lAis anI all fA4
EAseti.7 Papers ot tie Enrk Wess tal.bs9+y
, 1860-02-14

Parties in want Of Good Furniture ut
great bargains should attend the auction sale
this morning at .: o'clock, ut No. -. Lake
street, by Gilbert & Sampson, Auc:ionecrs.-
Also, ut ln. o'clock, one fine piuuo Forte.
, 1860-02-14
PRESS AND rBrHnmm
AD YER TISING SCHEnrIu
1ne following are the rates Of ADVERTISING i, n.
DAILY PRESS AND TRruuar

We sSnae, u lnes asate.) on4 in.+rt.cr a IN
:. D.. a'h subse4nent day. u u; t.i.. II
~ wre.S' s"~ xsj..........- 3IN
thr.s s-n tS:!:: ..-..--.-........ I.D'
.a'a*aa. teM j..
- - t1st4"at ut VIZ e-3l........-......... 'nN,
WIG Je@*.--... 1Qi q
Ascheiule Of Prees for more space than ozs sou,,
IN b ssen 1t the Counting Room.
all Transient Advertisements to he paid IN A41Ysne
~ Al changes charged - eeuts pr squsrs.
~''" oF AnVf1rfs1xo q v4EzLr F1Ksa Axn 1xtxusx
lW rsr Square. eaeh ~s,k. foz in. mo. ,h.
asn :, Tor ~srh s1f'seQn+ oi mtrta
-''" ~. Cn~ yr =.
, 1860-02-14

vOUNG'S S25 FAMIL 7
SEWING MACHINE,
Chicago &4Efsroons No. 132 IaEx sfFsss.
R.pARKEK rfEKGE, Agent
Bro.. wanted tyery whefc II whom the Machine viii
he furnished ~ 1ibe1a1 discount. Aairess
WW B. YOUNG CO.. Manufacturers, Caioso, H.
, 1860-02-14

VOUN G'S SIS FA MIL Y
SEEMING MACHINE.
sev from tc ,9as sw1s ND - s1s ;s "a 81
ne ec - u 1rqui-xd By other Mehloes. Every Machine
Chicago sa,estooun. ls2 LAKE sTftET.
Ja6H11y1H?
, 1860-02-14

The Tenth Ward Republican Club.
Messrs. II. B. Nuger, John, Schulzau, Geo.
Miller, Max. Schullcr, and Geo. ". Edwards,
subscribing themselves the officers Of the Tenth
Ward Republican Club. write to us saying sub
stantially that John Wentworth " did not bring
p" dennis Coughlin and others TO the meetings
""f the Club to create disturbances, for those
"rersous hare behaved With the utmost deco
rum when present. Also that the persons
who came to this Office on Friday last, calling
themselves officers Of the Club, misstated their
positions. We hare SIMPLY to state that the
gentlemen who called on us, as stated, were Mr.
Pierce, Mr.. Lobstein, and another, whose name
we do not recall-members Of the Tenth Ward
E1eeutice COMMITTEE, though we understood
them to state that they were officers Of the other
organization.
, 1860-02-14

40 TO PARKS, lo+ Lake street.
~ for Cigar Eases, Frncy Hair rlas, Btcocs,..
, 1860-02-14

90 TO PAf>IK:S, l24 Lake street,
~ for Gard Tablets, Fort Moan:.cs, Pocket Combs.
, 1860-02-14

rEEsoSAL.-Allen Butler, Esq, Of the New
York Central Railroad, las been in this city for
some days past, and Leaves today for New Or
, 1860-02-14
d1HuSE1NETa|S,

WI cvlChER'S THEATRE.
Acson ffeet between statr md Dearborn.
TUESDAY EVENING. rs,. ,ua LII
Iok1Eeneas NJ al,. Kimberly
'A1ND " EEK! THIRD WEEK: THIRD WEEK:
Tia oesaroo~: The oe,aro...
SocrhERS LIFE AND SOUTHERN HOMES.
"u1sxxs scxsrs Aap ,arzaxuy urx.
c1owpzD xocs1s.
EVERf ONE yuor.n orr
Tho oetaroon!
BRING YoUE CHILDREN
EssEs THE s.xA1x=1 neAxA q, m, ,o,,.
PERFORMANCE To coScLCDE AT 10 o.c1ccx
H cta'a;:er.'t:c Scenery by Join ", wbvt,1. e.,
4ae -. afca>'lon IT the ;,e4s auteo1, D!oa Bourc-
eao'1' 'aksa fFon Sir Walter Scots nov&l entitled
JEANNE DEANS:
o. THE HEART oE MID LOTHIAN
preparation. and will u Presented IN auus- ..eon,
10 no theatst IL the country.
, 1860-02-14


lhuAcaH
And the latter Was declared unanimously cho.
sen.
CITY COLLECTOR.
Mr.. Cameron thought there would he no diff
ference Of REV here. lie believed the Conven-
tion would unanimously nominate. rira roce,
the old war-horse of Democracy, d. Runnion.',
and out came the names Of F. C. Weber, Har-
yey Dauks, md Keith, MI warranted '.war-
horses and the latter certainly Horyah."
The vote gave:
v hole 1umbc1 Of sotes. Observation-Disclosures 81
Necessary " choice. cc.-....................,..41 II
4sAHiH"u
Il
IL
Runnion was declared the unanimous candi.
date.
, 1860-02-14

40 TO PARKS. lo4 Lake street,
~ lot dernan Cologne, CtcoAee, Put. Coxe.
, 1860-02-14
THE CITY.

FlonA1.-D. Bonnard, gardner of Mcssrs-
l.ilf & Diversey, sent MS yesterday bu1uct Of
cut flowers Of wonderful beauty and fragrance.
last or THE SE4suS.-The sixth, aud last, Of
The Richmond House Hops lakes place this
evening.
, 1860-02-14

40 TO PARKS, 12+ Lake street,
~ for Ca1mne Powders, shavnS Csenul.. E:asties.
, 1860-02-14

- We would call the attention OF the ladics
IL the auction sale Of Millinery goods, By Gil
bert and Sampson, ut No. 119, South Cla1k
street. this morning at IN o'clock.
, 1860-02-14

Rrsn MEDICAL COLLEGE CoxAEScENEST.-The
annual commencement at Rush Medical College
takes place on Wednesday evening, Feb. 18th,
1T tho {.o11erc building.
, 1860-02-14

40 TO PARKS, l2+ Lake street,
~ fer Jet Goods, Chess II. u. Dressing Con b..
, 1860-02-14

no TO PARKS, 1o4 Lake street,
~ for Shawl Tins. Tea r:v1-, reatl Bcads-
Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1860-02-07
The Sorghum Crop i'm Iowa.

The Sorghum Crop I'm Iowa. tHttf
Iowa is entitled to precedence as the
Sorghum State A Keokuke journal
says that estimating the value of
the crop by the known amount in a
few counties, we think itentirely safe to
say, that over one million of dollars will
be saved to the State Of Iowa this year,
in consequence ofthe Introduction Of the
Chinese cane" And the Debuque- Times
states that tour through nine counties
in that section, showed an average of one
sugar mill to about four farmers. The
crop of sirup in Jefferson county is es-
timatedf at $4,000 gallons, in Tama al
20, 900 and in Jasper county nearly So
600 gallons. This is double the product
of the same counties the previous year
and shows how the experiment grows in
popular favor The price of the siruE
ranges ii iowa from fifty to sixty cents
| per gallon a. TLs=s PHI EE -