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, 1860-02-29

Tota; Gain, n,bu.-........1,sl4s4 .le,sSs 13a5 Geo
The Flour market during the week Was tolc-
raby active, hut closes quiet With hut little in
qairy. Wheat advanced &c, closing firm With
good demand for shipment. Corn quiet and 1c
lower. Oats declined 2@3c. -Ryefrm.. Barley
advanced e@3c. Timothy Seed declined &c.
Glover Seed dull aud depressed-with large
stock pressing on the market. hungarian
Grass declined 1o@l5c- Iliglwincs steady.
Hides active and steady.
The Provision market continues quiet and in-
active. Ness Pork is firm at SIT. Hnlk Meats
scarce Lard in good demand ut 104-mostly
held of the market at 1oI@10ic. Tallow firm
at 10.c.
The receipts of Hogs are very trifing, and
packers have closed for the season. The follow
ing table shows the receipts and shipments Of
Hogs, lire and drefzed. since the list Of Noyem-
ber last, compared with those Of the previous
season:
, 1860-02-29
POLICE.

THE ALLEGED CoSsr1RACr CAsE.-The bearing
Of the case against the two men, John B. Smith
and Charles Schaab charged With the attempted
conspiracy to seduee the girl Lizzie Engles,
came before Justices Milikcn and Akin yesterday
but was not concluded. The attempt Of the de-
foncc seems to be to establish That the charac-
ter Of the girl was as abandoned as their own,
in fact that she vas prostitute.
CoS71SUEp.-The case of Mrs. Bridget Garry
accused Of stealing hood, shawl, dress, and
broom, from Mrs. Kate Fox, was again called
up on Monday. and again continued on account
Of the absence Of witnesses.
4 D1soRpERIr FoRExAy.-Michael Griffin,
foreman Of gang Of hands at work near the
Marine Hospital, was fined s. for assaulting
one Of his workmen who refused to work as fast
as he deemed proper.
D1sonDEnLr.-Thomas Ready, disorderly,
gave special bail. F. Cooke, arrested for dis
orderly conduct. was discharged.
LARcKs1.-Two brothers John and Henry
Dunn, we're brought before Justice Mi1liken
charged with the larceny Of neerschaum pipe
from d jewe]ry store kept By one Harris On
Clark near Madison street. Henry was dis
charged and John he d to bail in 800, for the
Recorders Court, aud in default wns committed,
Dls7uRI1Sa 4 PFnuc XRk11Sa-Patrick
i Philips was charged with being drunk aad dis
turbing political meeting, corner of Folker
and Clinton streets. He was fined IS.
JonS Sx1ru.-A colored man By the uncoul.
mon name Of John Smith, ~as fined IS for as
I ..,,1tsru NAV m CInrt straof 1rt3, ,r1o,n IN
, 1860-02-29

4 FLAr1ERisG COMPLIMENT HANDSOMELY BE-
srowED.-At meeting Of the Students Of Bry-
mt, Bell St1atton's Commercial College, in
Chicago, held ut the lecture room on Friday the
cath inst, for the purpose Of expressing their
appreciation Of the services Of Prof. P. R.
Spencer, rs q teacher of writing, aud Of the
value Of the system Of which be is the author.
Il. S. Rountree was called to the Chair, and j.
". Hamblcton was appointed Secretary.
The Chairman having explained the object Of
the meeting, on motion, Phillip Teare, D. P.
Bible, and Geo. E. fierson, were appointed a
committee to draft resolutions expressing the
sense Of the meeting, who reported the follow
ing, which were unanimously adopted:
<1ee. Tht e1oc11encsaEd observation eonr:ac. Of
the superior merits II the pcn ezaa ne Of wiring
means Of uaf ton, and Of its rartcsin application to
R>s1re fhai The syasa.n combine, re4ele.,ai:y with
sood tsste. vile it. simplicity nd naaf1 e. 1tnlT it
vey tasy to acquire md 10 execute lay desired
1t~i TEst the fact of the general Of tha
ssem l1'o os O. the he Sol*es md Into
e%1.zy s,tss1;ts e5et s1ee!!e9s: qnd hsh uaslt
ney Co. Of New ok and Aes:1s. :. Z. ngzs Efo Of
nK y n ~ mi f hs q vi
1s.!t sIa,etsl ,sk7owedE4 snt. Que ans
author Of this sysem for he able and seresons rftst
os and adsa ee 1'es &C.
and sha the most pleasing recollection Of
Re*1e Tnss bota /, TEACHER 1nd renr.n. VIC reco=
ME n IN Prcf T. SeneeT, JF worthy representative Of
] IT, & s s: E ?e
Il. S, RoCSrREE. Cbairmun.
, 1860-02-29
d / T. D

In this c;tv the s..h Inst Ms. FINE11A IMOG ENE
MANCHESTER, -slf4 OF i N. D. Manchester; aged 81
YeAfs and mlnlhs.
In this cty, GA Mordi- afternoon. Fetr1.arg -sts.
FRANCIS o. !aishte of Mrs. II. b. Wiz ham
aged years and II Monha.
FLnt.al from lie. zzothSts residence Da1uet House,
to DAY, {We'nesdav, }: IL o'cock precisely.
, 1860-02-29
aurtinn Sales.
r, E N 0 V a l.
wMs A. RETTER% 6r Cn.


GEN'L AUCTION AND CUMMls31ON MEK&.HASry
nave removed TO the ihte In The journal Bodink
Hot % and peaIbcf. s~et tcireetly oppuate ~
fremont House, where they will continue ti- Auction
pfnmrtnets 1c4 fidelity. A
Particular attention siveu tn App!sem-nts and sass Of
fers9aa Property 4 Residences ster% r. They solicit
tof AAe u their AalesTomA Dry Gos every ie+r,1n-
uou 1o.h:ns. Noots zal $hoe aney AreltI Fu,nitn4
e M xnd. ~; h;o.etnx Us. Cape. saa I'D
Cola III ei!ves War;, West lsl. Gsnt. },t.errcs ani
-ny e.nsf aHie!e e!y sent 10 4uetnn b. fur sale
~ 4A'y refer. BY reT1hs4!on. to M-ssss. l,ovn /
Mtaer ca Future Dea!e:s Chicago 4. Smith Co.,
HM a snu fas tr1trS ch!eas'; j. galloway i Co..
tanu ASent~ chicago: D. Il. tuk K Co.. lus.eirrs
chlexo; Rtsent<d 4 Hn,rn>rrx D,v ! ost+. Chsaxo:
aas r"oty rro Furniture l'talest Chssas, Geo w.
,asr, T. g. fremont house. th;c-, u. f. tIry4r Eku
Ms'as 1aaa ,,r ~ = ? chaso o s.:.- E-q:: i-axe;
Chlcaxn Oo*ah jackson. ESQ., Chic1.v: Me..r, I3o.
dns Ihomas Roberts. Assu nsy., Ca:aku. r.ites In
, 1860-02-29

We learn that the Committees who have in
cua1cc tho establishment Of IN Express Line
between this city and Pixies Peak, arc prose-
cutting their labors successfully. Many Of our
substantial citizens have become deeply inter-
cstcd in the enterprise. The more carefully
the, project is examined, Tho more favorable it
appears. Inquiries arc beginning to be made
Tor the stock, and with present prospects itcan
oil be taken up within a week after the com
l'any is organized. If conducted with pr,l'
dence, energy and economy, those who bes1
understand tho matter have entire confidence
that it will p'y very handsomely. Hurry VI
the reports, gentlemen Of the Committees, ant
Jet us hear from you.
, 1860-02-29

The third letter Of DR.. Rice in reply to Rev.
Mr. Wo'cott, is in our possession; but We are
compelled from The pressure upon our columns
to postpone its publication until tomorrow.
, 1860-02-29

TIE CHICAGO MAr Sronx-So. Sc Lasalle
street, has become one Of the permanent ix-
lures Of the city. Every description Of maps
within the wants Of the Northwest is kept there,
from the largest to the most diminutive minia-
ture. Wehare just obtained from there large
map Of the United States which We think is m.
surpassed in accuracy. We presume Mr: B.
his few more left,
, 1860-02-29

Another invoice Of Downer's Boston Ker-
osene. More beautiful than ever. At Lamp md
Oil Emporium, No. 125 Clark street. There is
no house in this city receiving Oil from Mr.
Downer but ours. The trade supplied in any
quantities. fea9-6t.
, 1860-02-29
THE CITY.
REPUBLICAN, CITY TICKET,

For Mayor-JOHS WENTWORTH.
For Trcasurer-A- HARVEY.
For At1orncy-JOHS LYLE KING.
For Collcctor-JOliN RABER.
For Marshal-1yER LAWSON.
For Surycyor-GEOnGE ". WILSON.
STREET COMMISSIONERS.
South Dlris.on-PETER WOLF
NcrtA Dls'sion-GEoRGE KNERE.
West DiviAon-WM. IL DUNN.
Frst-WILLAM COLBY. CHAS. r. CI1lLsOy.-
seecnd-J. II. VAN OsDEL. !. COURTWR1GNT.
Th!rd-HIKAM j0T. Il. E. COOK.
Fousth-L. LAMrEKTz- E. ADcoCK.
F1ith--K. II. FoSS. Il, CARTuEW.
SIXTH, ". COBB. 4, kOyATS.
sescnth--0. s. HUBBARD. HENRY JA1IEs.
Eight. G. MACLAf. MOSES +. HARRIS.
Eiuth-EL1 BATES. EAsl. 4. ELLIS.
Tutl-JOnN sHULGEN. ANTHONY OTTO.
FALSE A1ARM.-Last evening the Fire Depart
ment were called out by burning chimney at
the fremont House..
Yorxo MEx's ASSOCIATION LEcrrnE.-The
next lecture Of the course before the Young
Men's Association will be delivered at Metro
polltan Hall. on Thursday evening, by Hon.
Joshua Il. Giddings. Subject: "e]oln Quincy
Adau.s.:
GROCERY STAND FOR SAtE.-The ADVERTISE
mcnt Of the Mcssrs. Ives in another column de-
serves tho attention Of all interested. 1t is cx-
ce!leutly well located for . large trade in the
best residence portion of the South Division.
McNALtr FOR THE LITTLE FoLKs.-McNalsy,
ut 81 Dearborn street, has always been held in
esteem by the elders Us an cutcrprisiug news
man. lle is now out for the little folks with
those capital slatcs that never break, and charm
ins mad wonderful picture books. Go aud set
tier, atl remember Mary and Bobby.
/ Er1crsEAx.-John Wright's eating house ant
restaurant, -Anderson's," opposite the Cour
House on South Clark street, is growing in pop
ularit5 with our business community, ,ner
chants, lawyers aud others. Lady shopper
down town are finding this elegant rcfcctory u
! Indispensable convenience.
Crnnr's po11r1cA1 MAr or lls1xo1s. -Messrs
McNally Co., 81 Dearborn street, hare no,
ready new supply Of this handy little map.
shows at glance the different reprcscntatiy
districts Of our State aEsu tho names Of cac
member, and the different counties which
represents. The price is only ten cents.
US,yznsAI1sr SARB41H SCHOOL ExH1n1T1oS.-
Metropolitan Hall WIS crowded last night to i
, utmost capacity, on the occasion Of the Tn
versalist Sabbath School Exhibition, which VI
perfect SUCCESS in every respect, and fnl
sustained the reputation gained in their exhil
L tion of year ago. The tablcaux were from,
variety of subjects, and in style and execute
= wers never excelled in this c,ty- Thp exhil
If ton will be rcpea:ed this evening, md we c
r guarantee first class entertainment
= II A second Exhibition will be given Il
1t evening by the Second Uniyersalist Sund
'e School, at Metropolitan HILL. Although sir
N lar in character to that given 1ass night, It VI
o- by NO means, he repetition. There will be
II. almost entire change Of programme, and so
-. three or four of tho rers small children appc
ng again, By request. in the same pieces. So
CO 1.-Two or three Of the Indian Tapeaux will
ip again exhibited. Those who attended the
I'D tertainment giyen by this School last nil
need no other notice to induce them to atte
, 1860-02-29
ExT1tA POLICE nORCE.


Already III view of tho frauds contemplated
:,y the Democracy, with their imported voters,
.hcy begin to deny the power Of the Mayor
to appoint Special Police Force for the pres
crration Of order and the protection Of tho
voters Of I'LL parties on election day. They
arc bo,sting that any special force will be
resisted. Let us SEQ what authority the
Mayor has:
An Ordnance tstaltahing Tie nunNer Of Police.
men:
SECTION 1.--De it ordained By tie Common
Counci! Of the City Of Chicago, that the mum
Der Of the pulice including detectives, patrol
men. men stationed nj the bridges, and n
the bridcwell, and those employed in, m,
other capacity be limited to the number
of not exceeding Que hundred and twenty
live. ITou,ded, fAat tie Aayor may increds
This numter upon election dogs and IN case g
Passed May Esd, 1859. Approved
jons 9. Ih,SEs, Mayor.
At.cst.-u. Kn1EsuAxS, Clerk.
Now, gentlemen, behave yourselves, or th
o.raa,uorcaa {u, 1tpof1 yHlli
, 1860-02-29

Range Of thermometer at Lake Forest, I'LL,
one hundred and twenty feet above the level Of
Lake Michigan, for the week ending Saturday,
February Is, 1850:
, 1860-02-29

REV. Nm. HCMrunEr's LECTURE LAST EVEN
1SG.-The lecture On 1Etstern Hind" delivered
By Rev. z. II. Humphrey last evening, was
every way one Of the most successful lecture
efforts Of the present winter, and was listened
to By large uud intelligent audience, which
filled the Commercial College Hall in harmon
block. The lecture was in the regular series Of
the Bryant, Dcll i Stratton course. It abun-
dantiy demonstrated that NC need not 80 abroad
for talent Of the first order in the lecture field
Rev. Mr.. Humphrey has slroady1 prominent
poiition among tie pulpit talent of the city.
His literary effort of last evening WAS of the
highest order.
, 1860-02-29

4 NEW MANUFACTURING Es1AnI1suxESr.-The
entire business community are long since fam
iliar with the line Of weather.proof articles made
Of oil CLOTH The marine world, as well as lands
men whose labors cali them to exposure, find
the heavy oil cloth orercoats ard other gar
nlents, as we'll as horse covers, Of Utility and
value. And these ea:e largely preferred to india
rubber, as in 4 less degree retaining tue pcrspi-
ration, thus more comfortable and more healthy.
Heretofore all this class Of goods has been
manufactured at the East, and being heavy, the
freight is no inconsiderable item to The trade.
We visited day or two since, on North
Union street, near Lake, on the West Side, L
very complete establishment Just put in opera
tion by Messrs. Alshuler l. Libe1man, for this
Oil Ctoth manufacture They have facilities for
producing every variety Of articles in their line,
and Of excellent quality. It is tue first and only
establishment in their line in tue Northwest
They make garments Of all kinds" Sou'west-
ers," yellow and black; horse, vessel, and
wagon covers, ETC., ctc., in endless variety, as
we'll as tents md gun eo:crs for the mining and
emigrant outtitting trade.
, 1860-02-29
THE OTTAWA RESCUE CASE.

Trial of JOHN HnxzafI: Of 0ffnsra. In the u
s. E3fslricf G:Oiirt at <'hjfAE0, Non.
Judge Itrum asona fr<sidias.
, 1860-02-29

The bill abolishing slavery IN Kansas, which
WIS returned by the Governor, with his objec-
tions, to the House in which i originated, wns'
on the alst, taken up in the House and passed
over the Governors head, by vote Of 80 to {.
It is presumed that the Council will concur.
, 1860-02-29
THE CONTEMPLATED FRAUD AID.
UI1~TED

4 prominent Democrat admitted TO i friend
os ours yesterday that five hundred 1ris!lmea
had arrived in the city within the last few
days, and that tlreo hundred more would be
here in Tine 10 yote. Maltip'y this admission
by two and perhaps three, and you will have
the true number. Tie bogus Democrat Of
course claimed that they belonged to the
crowd who had loft llore last fall, aad that they
had returned in tina to entitle them to vote.
Bu, a1l this is bosll. These men are imported
from ncighboring cities, to vote down Rcpub-
licauism here. Republicans, t]lis thing must
not be. BE prepared 10 meet this horde Of
Milcsian nercenarics al every point Let the
setting Sun on Tuesday neS. look t!sfoug u tho
Court House crates upon scores Of these per-
jurcd vagabonds saiely housed preparatory to
II 1Nniteutiary term.
, 1860-02-29

HOVE FOB THE FR.ESpl Ess.-A special meet
ing Of the Board of Managers, for important
business will he held at tue Home this {Wednes-
dayl afternoon nj 5 o'c!uca.
The following named lndics ere members of
the Board:
, 1860-02-29

I II. ". Address, dealer in Wall Paper
aud Window Shades, has removed to store No.
los Lake street, bes:een Dearborn and Clark
streets, which l4as b. en- bcautfu IL fitted up for
bis business. Persons IN want Of his kind OF
goods should ay all rle4rs make their selections
at his establishment fe2l-1m
, 1860-02-29

TOR SALE AT Il BARGAIN.
Wagons Drays, F.tu1es &e.- aaa ths good VII II he
eoEes,a formerly owned ~ cHAtMAN MAY. of his
viii be so4 Al BARGAIN - parties desi1oas ef eu.;ax-
Ing ia tcs husrs ssd a.toGesher oers ~ opportunity
seldom tu pt NIT with. being eItcn>vey advertised aud
kown through The et ana located II The eentss Of the
L,.E.t AGRICULTURAL district VI country. II Lot sold
xttEe1 shos time tEey will DC offered In parcels
suit tufuElscrs u low pIces.
Tc.,7s cash. approved security such time may
he agreed upon. Apply to JA*. MILLER, Trustee, No.
isG41:ct BLOCK. or u A. y. SPAFAkD, No. 20 M4sks
street. t1l31.niAw
, 1860-02-29
IIOR SALE Soap and Candle

ENUK SALE.-Soap a1d Candle
j. FACTORY FOR SALE uB RENT.
chance for Manufacturer. It frame building
newly panied ~ by " fgs and stories high, situated
The city Of Utta~a 80 miles West Of Chicago f1nspx
pu the Illinois aud AIeaian tana and within ~ fuds ii
The Ottawa depot the Chicago and Koek lant T. X.
II has good new steam Engine aac Raies, with soar
4pps4asus, and apatie Of niaa1urps IS %
pounds u sap per week with pa,<nt candle MouiIs
Tesk: thr building W. erected 1s5s and the caxlne
.anx x:,ts. 1t Is ps1ect order ready for use
aox odkred u sTsat saetaes sh oF
sion E!7en Immediately. Appy to 4. y. CAVAKLY.
Lce Utava, NotnExrs b.ock, South SIDE CouEt HOUSE
snu1tr. fe94x3w
, 1860-02-29
LOCAL. MATTERS.

- Go to John Jones', 113 Dearborn street
and get your clothes cleaned and required
They will be well done and at prices to suit the
times
, 1860-02-29
Coughs! Coughs. Coughs.
Colds! Colds. Co{dSs
Browns Bronchial Troches!!
Browns Bronchial 1'roches Z!

TR0CHES.
TR0CuE.
IR0cHES
TR0CHM
'TG~nES.
'TROCHES,
TR0CAE.
TROGlIES
rRioenE.
TR0eHlS.
IR0CHEy
'TROCHEY
'TROCHE.
IR0CHE.
'TRUCHES
TKOCHES,
TROCAE.
'TR0CHE.
TR0CHES.
.TROCHEy
TROCHB.
IROCHES.
, 1860-02-29

i AE
..p..,..,-
1,,,n ~ aaeat17 = Tue afst sud
i rs pT urxpv
n@s' !! y WA 4 D
rvs .., ohEthEH,
E,'lMn ueoG laeif rsa TO
x. Rru Hgs!G q n1ei1; III H.,
! NS '-'" r. ShAF4N. " kN
..o. aYHh.
Yy& s&4lee IN 3ubduf &
yyx YuEk
'N . II have prpytc :hem sxr.1fan,
{ fS REV. Ii. WsRnrH
.,,,,E~c., nbosT'oS: A'' |
TSS 1at ~ benefit IN Affections of
SNS TliN.
Ty,Si binaiton 6.r Coughs. kess
N" v. E. 2!n e. SAohfs hOS-|
, 1860-02-29
Dedication Of the Ne1E Board Of Trade
fkn0niHa

The new Board Of -1;sje rooms will be opened
for tue first time for meeting Of The Board,
this "wednesday evening, ut II o'clock, and
the public are inYited to attend. Also. notice
is given TINT the rooms will be open for the in
spection Of the public on and after tomorrow
{Thursday), for ten days. As an inducement 10,
those who wish to join the Association it has
been decided By the Board to admit new men,
bers, until the next annual meeting, On payment
Of the initiation fee Of FIVE dollars.
, 1860-02-29
CHICAGO PRODUCE AND PRoylS.
ION TRADE.
The receipts mud shipments Of Produce, Lire
Stock, ETC., during the past week will be found
in the following comparative table:

Cut Meats ~ 81 - 19 9 Is %&3 81 SO 116.35 Sl3:95
Lard 4t96ll 647so 4lss 6lo047 1ls499 6.sss
TAl|ow. hs... Ad50 4tU aG71 74,4N Il. 40 s8.390
The amount ofaour and grain in store in this
city on the 25th inst. compares with the two
, 1860-02-29

THE CITY Ell ECT1ON.
How. They See 1t In Washington.
, 1860-02-29

For Mayor-J0uS WENTWORTH.
For Trcasurer-A. HARVEY.
For AttorncJ-JOHN LYLE KING.
For Collcctor-JO1N RABER.
For Marshal-1VER LAWSON.
For Surveyor GEORGE W. WILSON
, 1860-02-29

Yorxa MEx's ASSOCIATION LEcTCRE.-The
next lecture Of the course before the Young
Meu's Association will be delivered at Metro
polltan Hall, on Thursday evening, By Hon.
Joshua Il. Giddings. Subject: "slohn Quincy
4dduH':
, 1860-02-29

FALSE A1Ann.-Lsst evening the Fire Depart
1nent were called out by burning chimney ut
the fremont House,
, 1860-02-29
at11u6rt11{1ttE.

Nj cVICKER'S THEATRE
- E Aaasou 'trett- between sts.e aac nes.5c.7
WEDNESDAY EvES1Sc, Feb. e9;a. ,sca
Third Night Of the young aad beautiful aetr.s,
Hiss Jane Coombs,
Who has achIeVedihe most
LEGITIMATE TRIUMPH
Ever naGeln this the.sre.
She vtn sppeasttseveniog as the
COUNTESS
tu the celebrated p!ayo
LOVE-
In which she viii be a!t Il by Mis-, Woedbory. Mr,
Hou6h, At. Tuton AID AE. Myers.
To enaclude with the farce Of
CSCLE. .FoOLE.
GuCtTs on4!e H. Bradley
A'e! Nr. 8ytr..
During Miss Connie engagement III. aan,srr will pr,.
a1ee the beautiful ptsy " THE WIFE'S SECRET, Oh
kral'y acted BY LII Tree and more recently hy Isur.
krene, At whose Theatre the piece had successful
Doom creu At :; Cuss.la rises 1t * O'Clock p.e
Essly. =" ~ S'~
n Boz onec open fsna 10 o'clock l. r. till O'Clock
when Aats 6n DC secu1cd three days In advance.
FAtcEs Or rApAlselo1-farquetts and Dress Circle 5n;
second c1ele, &c; Lower Private Ho1rs -: Upper. S.
, 1860-02-29

CC1nr's polt11cA1 Mat or ILz1xo1s,-1Iessrs
McS&lly l. Co., 81 Dearborn street, hare now
ready new supply Of this handy little map. It
shows at glance the different representative
districts Of our State; also the names Of each
member, and the different counties which he
represents. The price is only ten cents.
, 1860-02-29

TOR SALE.-To Railroad Men,
l. The LOCOMOTIVE cuLUMBlANA, buils by
N"I1:s sSr yea1s .d, In good runanx ostr. Will b.
Inquire Ct y. X. Ill 4CfItSsUS, ~ 50. Water tuett
, 1860-02-29
:jfQr @alf.

TOR SALE-HAY-4OO Tons of
- Pressed Hiys-T notify and Tplan.l-ot the best
ta4'tty. Inquire It l.. LYON. corner 1A stel AMI
Fulton
, 1860-02-29

Er1crsEAx.-John Wright's cating-housc and
restaurant, " -Andtrson's," opposite the Court
House on South Clark street, is growing in pop
ularit5 with our business community, lner-
chants. lawyers aud others. Lady shoppers
down town are finding this elegant refcctory IN
indispen snL|a cnuYcnicnce
, 1860-02-29
GGlanten.

WANTED Exchange a new
- heavy DEMOCRAT WAGON. With Iron aziea
t9s tHrn;sare pEy Goods Carpets Groce.e- cajl At
40. l05 Lake ftE ct. fre9 M343t
, 1860-02-29

v 0 u n 4'S 525 FAMILY
SEWING MACHINE,
Chicago EaI<sroous No. 132 Lake Street.
Il. PARKER PIERCE, Agent.
Axstts warted vherc to whom the Macaloe viii
be Finished At liberal discount. Add1eSs
<,XSAB:. AouSa eco. Manufacturers Chicago H.
, 1860-02-29

STREET COMMISSIONERS.
South Ulris.ou-pETEK WOLF.
Ncrth D}vIsiop-GE0RGE KNERI..
West D;yiAon-WM. II. DUNN.
, 1860-02-29

J. IT. HAxnLEToS, Secretary.
Chicago, Feb. Is, 1860.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-01-07
BUSINESS LOCALS.

neA.. Rev. w. f. MASON will preach in
the Ingle Street Methodist Episcopal
Church, tomorrow morning at lOa o'clock,
and Rev. Fl. GILLsoRB at sight.
by Elegant overcoats, at from one to
four dollars less than the regular prices, for
sale at Lxexs's
HOUSEHOLD FuRsIrURH AT AUcrIoN.-H.
NILSSON 4 Co. viii sell at auction, at their
Auction Room, at ten o'clock this morning,
one safe, four sofa chairs, one marble-top
stand, one card-table one crib, two sewing
machines, and various other articles of
household furniture
GRHAr WIsDIsG-UP SALs.-H. ERLsos
Co., wind up their large sale of Watch
es and Jewelry, this day. Many Of our
friends have succeeded in getting excellent
bargains To those who have not yet pur-
chased, we would any, do not wait too long !;
pitch In, and buy xhile you can procure
good goods at your own prices. Sales COM
nencc at 10 A. NJ, and and o'clock, p. N.
P. S.-Ladiss, come in at . o'clock, P. n.
II will pay you.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-01-07
Special Notices.
la.Int FemaEe .nedtctite. Il Til.

Ths Great Female .usdtctts. - The
peculiar to the weaker SEX
are invariably corrected withouspain or inconven-
fence by the use of Judson's Mountain Herb Pills
They are the safest and surest medicine for all dis
eases Incidental to females of all ages and more eS
peciaIly so in this climate.
Ladies who wish to enjoy health should always
have these pills. No one who ever uses them once
will allow herself to be without them. They re-
move all distractions, puri fy the blood and give TO
the skin that beautiful, clear and heathful look so
greatly admired in beautiful and healthy woman
At certain periods these pills an indispens bic
companion. From one to four should be taken
each day. until relief is obtained. few Doses oc-
casionaly will keep the system healthy, aid the
blood pure, that disease cannot enter the body
Judsons Mountain Herb Pills and Noun
tain Herb Worm Tea are sold by all Medl-
cine Dealers.