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GEORGE GOULD,
be Supreme Cuurt OF Tie Statc Of New Tori


n.y Il; sss' sast seis s:sstzy
ass,ts no cFsa c'a
Your petitioner, Mary n. Burch, of the city
Of Albany, in tbs State Of New York, respect
fully represents that sue is tbs defendant to the
bill Of conplaint Of Isaac Il. Burch agsins. Ma
sasd suit is now depending IN the Circuit Cont
Of Cook County, on the Chancery sids thereof.
Your petitioner further represents that she
fears, mud ia informed and believes she has good
reason to fear, that she will not receive a fair
trial IN the Circuit Court Of Cook County. where
the reason that The Hon. George Mauierrc, the
Judge Of said Court. is prejudsced in favor Of
the complainant and his side Of said cause. and
against your petitioner and her side OF the same.
Your petitioner further represents that the
complainant has m undue Influence over the
minds OF the inhabitants Of said County Of Cook.
being the County whcreiu the said sui. is de-
pending as aforesaid, and that the minds Of the
inhabitants Of the said County Of Cock, being
the County wherein tho said suit IL depending
~ aforesaid, arc prejudiced SO that ,our pesi-
TONER cannot expect TO receive d fair trial Of
said cause.
Your petitioner further represents that the
facts hcreinbefoEe stated, except tho pcndency
Of said suit, came 70 her knowledge on this
twenty.eighth day Of MaJ, A. d. 1850, md none
OF them before th2t time
Your petitioner therefore prays the said Court
to award change Of venue in said suit to some
County other than the Counties Of Cook and
Lake, {the said Hon. George Manierrc being the
Jndge Of said Lake county,) where the said
causes do not exist, in accordance with the stnt.
ute in such case made and provided.
nated at Albany this 2sth day Of Msy, 4. D.
1860.
lSignedl NARY y. Boacu.
1'.aoa: Duseh In the Circuit couF of Cool oe9aty
Mar, ". BureA] - ~A'oe<'''
I, Mary ". Burch, Of Albany, in
the State Of New York, testify and say that am
tho defendant in the above entitled suit Of Isanc
Il. Durch against Mary Vt: Bufch, now depend
ing IN the Circuit Court Of Cook County, IN the
State Of Illinois. in the chancery side thereof;
that hare read the foregoing petition By ma
that the matters and things therein stated a1e
true. (siRned.) AAn1 v. BrRcH.
s9A3E or NV Yo1x, }n
City And County Of Albany. $''
I. Robert J. Hilton, a Commissioner Of Deeds,
e, for the State Of Illinois, residing in tho
city OF Albany in State of New Yo1k. do here
by certify that, 1t tho city and county Of Albany
IN the State Of New York, on this twenty eighth
oa5 oi May. In the year Of cur Lord one thou.
sand eight hundred aud sixty, personally IN.
peaEed before ma Mary ". Burch, to me known
70 oe the defendant In the suit mentioned in
the foregoing petition and affidavit, and made
solemn oath that the several matters and things
by her subscribed to ara tfue,
;. Given undeF my hand and seal officially, On
the day and year aud place aforesaid.
[sell Signed, RI. H,Irox.
Conmn'er for Ill. at City Of Albany, N. Y.
, 1860-06-02
LATEST FROM ITALY.
Hosttlitfea Commenced --- Cariba1da
Defeated.

NEW ionE. June 1.-The Krald has special
later advlces from Haly-from Palmero the l6sh
and Rome the 1stt.
The palInero dispatch reports an engagement
near that city, between Gariba.di md lie Roy
a.lsts. The other dispntch says that Garlbaldi
waa completely heaten, leaving large number
killed aud wounded,
, 1860-06-02

To III PuL1Ep Dows.-7The Revere House is
to be pulled down. It cannot be made into
business structure with sufficient advantage to
render It desirable to retain any portion Of the
eaidee, SO down it must coma to make way
for the march Improvement. Of The history Of
that building is Instructive, and its results hon.
orable to Tho moral sentiment Of our city. In
1858, the then" Young America" was bull. bs
great gambling and drinking palace. Not In
the country was there more gorgeous bar
room, nor more elegant and spacious billiard
room. Night after night lures were spread
here for the young men Of our city. and many
it cannot be doubted wers thereby entieed into
the whirlpool whose vo.tex has swallowed thou
sands On Thousands Of young employees.
We are glad 10 REMAINDER that *' Young Amer
ica'' didn't pay, and it il instructive to record
that its unpro6tableuess has followed all its
transformations, tan, nnlucky prestige which
despite of superb furniture aud appointments,
has swamped ezch successive landlord. And
now in other hands the structure is to make
way for building new and more honorable in
its original desiyn. Good.
, 1860-06-02

Ssw YoRk, June 1.-The sales of ten this
morning a.oan e comprised r. only e,777 half chests
sold st an advance Of 1@ac per Mound Il;
round. The bidding WIS very spirited. hyson. NJ
selling at 35} ta1c; young hyson s1@s1. cnn.
powder 3siGg@@l; oolonG ssl@i5f, ii On
, 1860-06-02

,. ST. LorIs, June IA dispntch to the Rtpu5-
n nedn says the Union Convention at Jefferson
City yesterday was failure, only about two
dczen belngin attendance. An Executive Com
mlttee was appointed last spring and met in
2 private roon1 and nominated Robert Wilson
Tor Governor, Ro .ezt Holmes Lieut.. Governor.
and a full State ticket.
, 1860-06-02

s0nVeE0 Market.
BrTuE5.ArH.l o.wrso, June 1T,
FIora-FIu hut dnI1; sa1es srnzli.
Gk.sx-Whrat n*ui =: rajts tff0 bu Canadian r'uh II
u9 b. naenc e'b = 10. ard a.ooo b4 Vi Lodi.
ala It LIZ Ah1at CaEn held dy. S1pply IkhS peles
III cu l.poa At Sc Qat. aasda fznaer saI4s II 0V
Sic. Pc Is quiet.
Ct.AI steaty At SC for Aaur ard wheat. sfe
LAKE Ixrrn %-13a hh1 .ur: fe bu Wheat leapn hu
eorn: 1Ar:4u bu 4aat4.
cAxAt lArcE7s-aoo bu wheat: 3atco nu e-rn xoQ bu
, 1860-06-02

RE7rRSNo Hour.-We arc pleased to learn
theJ. Y. Scammon. Esq, Of ibis city, with his
family, passengers in the arabia, at Boston, is
soon to reach this city, .fter an exts nded sb-
sence and residi nee nbrood.
, 1860-06-02
Financial a1.u Gou.mxrrial


IT,. .,cb.,n. At ia % .h,ds ] e,s;sr 'eus, Rat..
are, howe,er. .t1ll firm at IL to customers;
while purchases were made bY bankers at be-
Low selling figures, showing decided cuange
for the better within The last three days. The
day has been bright aud cheeziu2, with fair
aeorea If activity In bpu;uaas e;rrfa.
ss,,,,N...
ooio II win 1e" sAes' ....-
NEW ToRK.-The T;nk, Of yesterday says;
In rates. Some Of tha hea17 Raata IN the
Strset are nerh.n. ies. saasr ~ ri ~ ,be;r
1ines m ~ ch.sn ts,1,s wsn,;n ~ ~ Il
~h;la otho-. 80 F.;fi tL;...t.. Eli H.. -
= n..t 0sts;J. ~ naaIs 1uo. .as ~ .9sst
5 csnt m nr;,,,s ;naa-.a5 LIE M fs e. - J. s@"s
y 0etnhsr srd Eo-sn,h.- .s .si sIst ~ s,s ~
- go ai.s. ~. .,..i" ua s es Veh sens"
T1amand Iosns g ~ -,,,s s4a ~ ~ 1s- r.n.%
Tha 1sna-s; 1osrI.+ ~ W"ns+ +o.d.ee "a ~
tr.ms1r sT nn;.t '"' ~e' 'o6 1A'1e5' "o1J' % ca
n3 9 ~,
nASA otAtist1cs'-Ane ne 1ollo"loS 1ao1e SLOWS
the condition Of the banks in the four leading
cities in the Uniou. aecord;nu In thu rat-st
vprt,x .,st.n.,t a. h.,a-xaE yov1. Roa,,,
..d ph,,.a.,.h:. - ~ ,1"N,n $50
and fhtarelqhia May &c, New Orleans May ID;
Io.n.. soec... c,,en,,,,oa. pepo;,.
S.Yort a,1s H. m A., a., -, On -. ~
Hos'on ~. dic9,.ooo e. i,t9 sSceoo6 ~: sE
FhntaSsI2a'a n2 ;ssS i.S6ss @s.:ls isxtx3
@ o 1.-e M@ 1e.e..ee. 1855 -.,.s4,..
Tot.E.. t4: - 10 " 49, 4ot slas ~ .,
~, wsek tiS Sss iele3s 39e2;s393
-@A'A'' @''1''''- A'''''''''A
C1ScIxSATI-The+Gd +Gd1<tts OF this morning re-
ports the money market easy. Itsays:
marked ;mnrnre,n.,t h.. +.k.n n1s,a-;.h
, 1860-06-02

FI1IAperrurA, June 1.-The famous young
mems club, known as tic Minute 5Ien of 1ss&
1e organized this evening for the fall campaign
alter declaring for Bell aud Everett, There +
considerable accession Of strength to lie Union
men in this CITY and State ~A''4
, 1860-06-02

Republican Congregational NomfnafYo
1Sp1ASAro1ls, June 1.-The sixth Congress-.
ional Repnblican Convention met here 10. dav
and nominated Alberto G. Porter for re.etection.
By reclamation. Mr. Porter is the present Ren.
rcsentative aud WIS elected BY l,od0 majority.
, 1860-06-02

e.
We have ~sr' cf encoar, to easrt to y..x,a
drovers OF terf cattle favorns ~ atvanre II
III ~. ~ IT. r.. int +,
ao1cty hF orerao far AID resulted the stvanfs.
There unusual nnmhvr ef dvs bousft upoa ,pee
s e. ;, s0S1t up p Il ahy
al q iax I'D o. l.t % .is': t sw
sis.s aoa h,t we'k 'hty must have IN advance "
~. ad.ants sai f':s III, n.9v ~ . Az: ~;
thlnS % : - N nv were tai IT rates equal to q. ne
M ss ssser = mn,
analy " LINT and hut .na p,rtos of tht whole
ata poad @ s1as. sessa. Ssas
as ~ % eae 1s ess - p.soa a.a
peeEd* te hise @ any, hing arlsr &C. we,heseto7c
lower Ent. n ur,n The aver.sr-paEt:y because he
@ ns,t =, y, bss4n,. he lever GRADES ~
w xssha' ri, Eli VI r. n o s ass';ss a,s wss> w. toe
any heps o: latxr p:ouss Ths sup be aeu con-
eon.nx Ut baoeas unusasy hea.y or Ill M sms q q
ytaE.
rnE c1esr 7He xAakEr.
The morr or nri equally a. beaut fal - ye.te.day-
ersr mid ,ar I'D sine .: tae pars. utter skd
.1pettn tie huieatss me In early aa m7te live,
he marie: spsne. aa M soaEatd d"I' 'oeE ~
had 4 :sw 1fEh. y rsusckirg bro'e the
Ne .as :. y<,stx y 'h"ss! ssne of II. ov1e deisse
.tslay. nah with rcian II give Quad. "a The hvre OF
higher rr'ses. or more active dsn.n't nett week.
THE HUG MARKET.
1he asv. ~ texa large a- past week AID ,hare
als 10 ocs ~ market. except few Ast.Itty. ones
vh!ca hav. I'm wasirs marty week lor I'll. oasr
fsnlt enrn LnE. z,th have followed the Wessr,n
b'ok. will er - l0 tu l0 las aze lie aott that
sci! most r. c2is AID At The Khe<t Tates
EsnrY H. htau ~ Ctpteut thr ya.Is foot OF For.
tse sfre.L where Ill the koss no lnaed AMI VI y
Ae1rty a so. sves the following quot nns far such
hos. noel aa':r: H. er"ss. kst1e. Tbs argc "a.
Ehon suEsnE to nad sv; Lot. With ii tovA "a fact
any but ssa.sa orr ar injured In w. than q.
an4 fe'd Ill. ar - 10 other Vie smooth
any other w. Gsa1t t1aotts heavy corn haf< tlts
morning II kn,- " III peas al clear; a;l dstsiefy
1ed lok~ anv 1t 5k&35kc-
The arrivals Fste Ey eight eas tve of which we1s
c!ect 1sttd Co.. ant the uthtts NeFp
~ - tefrs night ard TO sodav nnn~ had coms
tn though We heEd Of the Fart WaYue
GtoTkt w. Dcsman .1v.s The 10 low!nx a. tbs
rncEs os noG& zuE+ wExk.
| u., Live wrIrhs. Dea1 weight.
11l:1yy 1;.n;y s. Prime s'1n E e. ...s asSs. a@:xc
Ea.f ,. tos :: td eaInsc hos*.,s tt,<s. 7Ha:te.
irmc ~ t1td aoss.. .hhissAc. st06x:.
The total receipt. of the week a,a s9s: iii II As,taa,
| Western 1lIdx.
, 1860-06-02

- G. Mirasole, By request ofmany friends,
will give party this, Saturday, evening, at his
Dancing Acadamy, and invites his scholars and
friends
, 1860-06-02
Prom Kew West.

KEx WEST, May 2s.-The captain Of the sla"
yer Wild6ro was Today released from imprison.
ment On mis- own recognizance.
The French bark captured as SLAYER ~ the
Q. s. steamer Crusader, has arrived at this
pQrt
, 1860-06-02

LINCOLN AND DoUaLAs.-EEery customer OF
Fasssett 4 Cooks will be presented with
Photography Of either Of the above candidates.
Rooms No. 1oa and 124 Clark street.;
, 1860-06-02

LEcrrnrs 70 LAp1Es.-Dr. Knapp commences
course. of lectures mt Witkowsky Hall, on
Wednesday afternoon, 5th inst, to ladies upon
the subject Of Health aud the causes Of tie
thousand ills that woman suffers, See card.
, 1860-06-02

LARcss1Es.--Thomas Maloney was fined e
yesterday for stealing planks from North Wells
street-Charlcs Stevens stole overalls from an
Office on North Water street, and = shirt from Il
man next door. The property was recovered,
and Charles sent up for twenty daYs-A co(ored
woman was arrested yesterday for stealing q
state Of somnolency in an alley. 4 dark trans
notion to be explored to-day.
, 1860-06-02

EANS! FANS! FANS! FANS
Pearl Stick. II White, n:ue. cherry, Bed.
FauS. Fans. Fans. Fans.
rtasl Sick, rlan. s2ans.ee, slvsrsd. Embroidered
Fans. Fans. Fans. Fans.
livery Silk, in White. Blue, Cherry, Rs..
Fans. Fans. Fans. Fans,
1vor5 Sick, s!vsret, rantea. Enaso,.ered.
Fans. Fans. Fans. Fans.
Sandal woot Stick. IN sut. Grape Linen.
Fang. Fans. Fans. Fans.
sasd,n wcso, Com. s:r7,eht gou=d .ud Broad Stick
Fans. Fans: Fans. Fans.
rlaia L:esa. Spanish and Mourning Fars.
Fans. Fans. Fans. Fans.
Open, DsldA and Patty Faas, al. Patterns.
Fans. Fans. Fans. Fans.
r1n Leaf. I7aia p.ln Leaf Trtmee, III Styles.
Fans. Faus. Fans. Fans.
All Kinds, All Prices, from ee=. 10 szm.
AT PARKS, 124 LAKE.sT
, 1860-06-02

Sentence OF \ Pirate
Nxw Yoak, June 1.-A{bert ". Hicks, the
pirate, Was to-day sentenced 70 be hung On
Bedlos's Island on the 18th Of June.
, 1860-06-02

P1KEs PKAKERs-psAKERs P1xERs-Au idea.
for which we charge nothing bnt tho profit on
our goods. We are informed BY those who
know that there is not on sale Kerosene Lamp
or drop Of Coal Oil beyond ST. Josephs. Now
wholesale prices, some Kerosene Lamps and
Oil. Tallow dips, and poor at that, are sold at
the Peak for Sl.s5 per pound.
Fur further information, call at the Lamp and
Oil Emporium, l2e Clark street, between WASH
lngton and Madison. mys0l2t
, 1860-06-02

RrxovAL:--The Chicago Religious Book and
Tract Depository has removed to 10 South
Clark street, the most complete assortment Of
religious books in the Northwest.
jet Ct Wx. G. HOLMES.
, 1860-06-02

~ Superior Sherry and Madeira Wines,
old Rye Whisky, old Bourbon Whisky aud old
Brsndies, unequalled in quality and genuine,
can be found At Stanton's, No. IS CLARK street.
, 1860-06-02
MARINE JOURNAL.
pDKT OF CHICAGO.


st lie rn,., v',E,nt'E vA,ESivEp ',ri::. i:.-.1ane l.
rrep Aeaa Ryrrsos. Ii. L. sanhlr. 10 =, uaa.er.
s sa .ss.1s s.as Y. II = is nss '''
sshs @ @ +,es1ty. ca..et M MSasoyS.s. g es.ds good.
S.. ss A5ss ID Ss:as .s:'
e. 3siSs cs - us*
sehr TuscaEa. Perls. tents. y5ll~, Is ~ lumber
e: s1:: ss'si s;ss ST.
cLEARED..............Ju,s
f Tst; S:as CT: 1atsss sssn xst tsn't
Prop Hune ilIra Cellnxxood IS ses ta1ev, sss bh.s
E:ss Ss%:; A. $ ss,s s5s' aer
81 *ssI Is Es.y sss, :'n4''
fchF Lowtl. F<nh. Green By ..
IT. t stIa l:fs son
:ehr Wn Albrids-. simpson; Two Rivers sandz:es.
e. 1sa q so
81 A..n's o!is Maaaas. a: HSa.Is, iS9o 3 a1n-
sear Thonas kas.tord. Tompiieaea. osveso 14::s bu
sehr II Come: ro;t ce?eo.s: i, 40 ou com.
Schs Tuscol,, rsInE Evtnsnvilfe H,hs
sci Hansf1. Ae1!dor. BuaAo rs ha rom.
ssar IT, cGs1e, 4;asA L H1!.s
Albany. smith. stsbsysan, n.hs
ILLINOIS AND MICHIGAN CANAL.
ARRIVED. Nay H.
Altxante7 Loci port. 1851 bu corn, ~ lbs ahos
10 hbts 1 uf.
Golden Hasl. Ii Sale TOO bn eoa.
Geo w..nlnx.oo Los: port: 100 e lumber. shingles,
10 lbs ndte, 1.oS b. toha4 en-.
Edinburgh, Qttaw4. +, rs II lumber.
Yorktown, Ottan sl y: lanbeE l.4 slIns es 93H N
la&h.
, 1860-06-02

4 Ll7uoGnApH1c L1px1---A shameful libel on
Old Abe has been pcrpetrated by Ed. Aendel,
who has done many good things in the Litho~
graphic way, bnt never we wager, anything
more scandalous than this absurd attempt at
portraiture. Ar. Lincoln isn't handsome, and
never has been claimed IS such. but if any one
ever entertained the idea that he couldn't look
any worse than he does, a glance ut Mendel's
letter heads will correct the game. Mr., Lincoln
does not come within several wide removes Of
being as he is lithographically "painsed" at
No. Ice Lake street. Gail in that edition and
burn it, for yonr own sake, Mr.. Mendel.!
, 1860-06-02

THE ZouAvE CApE1s,--At late meetinx Of
citizens, called in view Of the present aims and
purposes Of the we'll known military organiza-
ton, the .. S. Zouave Cadets, regulations were
adopted highly complimentary to the corps, and
urging their claims to mid in the fartherance Of
their intended tour through the eastern cities.
Tbs following gentlemen were appointed as
finance committee, in accordance With the resp
lutions: Hon. John C. Haines, J. c. Amber,
John S. Newhonse, S. Sexton, D. F. Carer. F.
G. Adams, J. B. F. Russell, L. D. Boone, David
A. Gage. N. D. Gilman. The committee vera
to meet at the Office Of E. I. Tinkham / Co.
last evening. Two gentlemen subscribed one
hundred and ffly dollars On the spot, and ser.
eral othera signided their intention Of being
equally liberal when called upon BY the Com
rnittee. >. ...,.
, 1860-06-02

TnE. .WEATHfR.-June came in most BmilinRlY
yesterday, and yet not with too much afdor on
short acquaintance. 1t was the very perfection
Of weather, and cur citizens all kept "open
1nusaa ~
, 1860-06-02
THE CITY.

Auction Sale this Morning.
Furniture Crcckery, Carpets, &c., BY Gilbert snmp
son, aucfonee1 81 Lake ttrees- Sale 1t " O'Clock.
, 1860-06-02

0CR MAaKE7s.-The indications are this sea-
son more substantially abundant than ever be-
foro that Chicago is to become BY her location
and connections, celebrated all the season round
for the amplitude and perfection Of the supply
of fruits mud vegetables expose for sale here.
Weeks since We had early mud delicious straw
berries from Tennessee and Kentucky, and now
our market is full Of These delicious earliest
gifts Of Pomona. They are selling at from
eight to ten cents per quart By the half bushel,
ard retailing At from ten to twenty ceuts-
fancy, and style of package ruling in the higher
figures Our hucksters are also. selling peas,
green gooseberEies, with protusion Of all kinds
Of "garden aass." Prices in these arc FORUM
ate}y wlde md favorable variation On the
figures OF past few seasons.
, 1860-06-02
COMM M.ERCIATI.

FnpAY Evxsr1o, juae1.
The following are the receipts and shipments
for the list twenty.four hours:
, 1860-06-02

S1EwARr's Srovxs.-A new. supply Of these
excellent Cooking Stores are just received by
G. Metz, 1S0 Lake street.
: iup1-7t
, 1860-06-02

HenrT Failure.
NORFOLK. VI. June is. Cherry L Co,
failed for $1,000 tt,-day.
, 1860-06-02

STATE SApnA1H ScnooL TEAcuRRs' CoSvKS-
11oN.-The forthcoming State Convention OF
Sabbath School Teachers at Bloomington will
be an occasion Of much interest. 4 car has
been chartered by those who are to attend the
same from this city.
, 1860-06-02
LOCAL MATTERS,

VB Go to John Jones, ll9 Dearborn street
and get Four clothes CLEANED and repaired.
They will be well done and at prices to suit the
k1r,ea
, 1860-06-02
New York Cattle Market.
FOE TH1 w1KE xSp1ao xAT 30. 1850,
abridged srom Thu:xdsy.a New 1ort Ttt5uas :
brtt cArwv

Number reported for The naa1tst Fov fourth st. S43
Total number ot tvesrece!vcd In ths cy th!s vstf
The pr1ees 10 daT are quoted Is foluws:
y-................-........-.. q sK
.Hl.s"'A.s ...as........-.+.. SH4A
E@AftAt3 3 a 3k
S"raeAssa gosd d.......:.........,....., to
Ine general Average Of Tie market NJ. %
Tbs smost ofthe sslcsEarSe from. . ek
BzxErs TzoA pizIKRxxz s1A1xs
NeW 1ofk.-........... !d1 keniucky-.......... 50
rsn"sS's7a11 '-s.....ss !neA...........,.. ~
ZIP I.a Aschska7..- Is
...s@.-s... ~ Is
, 1860-06-02

~ Dr.. MA. SchlosseE, Surgeon Chiropo-
dist, has taken rooms at the fremont House,
where he eau be consulted for n short time only.
Dr.. s. brings with him testimonials, which will
be found in cur advertising columns today.
, 1860-06-02

. AoRE :SxxAK Tu1zvMa:-Within short time
pas, pile driver belonging to Mr. Linton, ly-
iEg on the North Branch, has been p1undered Of
brasses and u'e!al work to the value Of about
sixty.Gre dollars, by parties unknown.
, 1860-06-02

Yorxa MES's Assoc,A71ox.-An. adjourned
meeting Of the Young Mems Association is to
be held at their rooms on Saturday evening, to
the report of committee appointed to see
what, if my, changes are needed in the Con-
stitution and Bylaws.
, 1860-06-02

SoxE DlsrAScE.-The engines Of the Illinois
Central Railroad have run, during the past
year, m aggregate Of two million one hundred
and forty-two thousand eight hundred and six
ty.four miles, [e,14o.s64,) or eighty.four times
The circumference Of this globe Of ours.
, 1860-06-02

JAIL MAr1xRs.-There are now forty inmates
OF the Cook County Jail in this city.
, 1860-06-02

RExovAL--Leland 4 Aixer have removed
their office and sample room to 132 South Wa
ter street. Pork-house, Flanders Block, oppo-
sits Michigan Central Depot. mls-1m
, 1860-06-02

new BooKs.-" Life Without and Life With
in" by Margaret Fuller; "Lesves Of Grass"
by Walt. Whitman; fresh supply Of 81 Lin
coin and Douglas Debates" and Lincoln letter
paper, also English papers and magazines, may
be found ut McNal1y's, 81 Dearborn street.
, 1860-06-02

WARNING TO Doas-Yesterday commenced
the cru Of dog-buttons and sudden and mystic
rious canine deaths. "Tray, Blanche, md
Sweetheart" and ali "dorgs," big and little,
"purps" Of high md low degree will do well to
be on their guard, and their friends in behalf Of
their four.footed favorites, for the police hare,
under orders, begun the war Of determination.
All dogs unmuzzied are in danger Of strych-
niue, cold lead. md other sudden modes of
"takipg off," and it is well owners of aninaals
they prize, should understand The same
, 1860-06-02

TnE WIDE AwAkEs.-The +" |Esde dsuatts"
as an organization are already strongly enlisted
both in numbers and enthusiasm, for the cam
paign- aud will prove prominent feature in
oil The displays and turnouts Of the season.
The rnnks are rapidly being filed mp from our
earnest, enterprising young Republicans, and
BY the time campaign work actually begins, will
number one thousand strong.
, 1860-06-02
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| OST-At or near tile Richmond
Badge. Tha finder viii b. aut2by 70 sartsd " having
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, 1860-06-02

confessed. but he said he must have II in writ
ing. Again this defendant aeked the conf
plsiuart ~iy he wished it in writing, and he
said lie wished 1t to keep. This defendant Oh.
jected, Us sonle one might see it, and that such
a paper would ruin her; wheleupon he called
his Maker 10 witness in the most solemn man.
ner that no human eye but his OWE should cver
zee tlc paper, md that be would never speak
Of it to airy person wlatevcr.
And thereupon, the complainant repeated bis
promise over and over again, that nothing
whatever :hou:d be done until her uncle came.
And this defendant then understood that un-
less sue did write tue paper. he would at once
send her AWAY, and would not wait until her
uncle should come.
THIS defendant had had no sleep Whatever for
twenty four hours last past, and but rery 1ittle
for week, and lad during that time eaten lit
lie or nothing, and being worn out with the
couplstrant's abuse and lit treatment, aud eee-
ing no escape from impending ruin and dis
grace, e1ccp: by the arrival Of her uncle, 10
whom she thought the complainant would lis
ten, mud who She thought would satisfy him of
her innocence. aud EeIging upon the complain
ants promise that no one should ever see The
paper and that lie would never mention II to
any ono, shc consented TO write such paper as
the complainant desired. The complainant
then placed before this defendant writing ma
feria1s and sue wrote paper as The complain
ant dictated 1t, sentence by sentence and word
for word as the came WINS dictated to her, The
datea and circumstances therein mentioned. m
each and every one Of them dictated bT
the complainant End written down 1,
lie dicts.ed them, and when the mum.
ber OF times which this defendant Ind
been guilty Of criminal conduct was men
1ioned BY the complainant, she protested agaInat
writing it, as it was 60 terrible aud was not
tsuc, but sbo only brought upon herself The
mott EcTerA ind NhuairA 1anounoa-.ord tn or