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, 1860-07-12

At the regu'ar monthly meeting of the Acad-
emy, held NJ the Museum, Tuesday evening,
Curator Wcodwo1th announced The fol owing
donations receive during the month: A sharks
jaw, from Prof Pitcher of Detroit large nun.
ber Of fossils aud ores, from Dr.. Ardrews. the
result Of scieztiic expedition in Southern Il.
''n"ls; tine specimen of modified Crystals of
ca1c'te, from Prof. AcChesney; fragment Of
Of peat from The east side of Lake Michigan
from Gen. Swift, interesting because OF the re-
latlve position Of the bed to the surface Of the
earth and the surface Of the lake; the eleventh
volume CT the Smithsonian Contributions 10
knowledge.
The Curator, who has been absent on IN e1,
peditioa in the Northwest, gave notice Of COL
lect'ng large number of eggs, embryo ornitho-
logical and other specimens. They are to be
forwarded to the Smithsonian Institution. and
the Comparative Geological Museum, at CAM
bridge, aid the exchanges placed in the muse-
ums Of the Academy aud the University 1t Col
lege Grove.
1t Was voted to accept the offer Of facilities
Tor an excursion to and from the field meeting
Of the Academy, At Lake Forest, by the Chica-
go Milwaukee Railroad. The e1cursiou and
meeting will take place at an earl, day.
Dr.. Rauch was appointed to collect aud eol-
late facts. and prepare paper on the recent
tornado in this State and Iowa.
The Corresponding Secretary was instructed
to correspond With the ST. Louis Academy Of
Sciences, with view to a joint field meeting at
some point in this State.
, 1860-07-12

II at Marsala- The third expedition was planned
on greater scale. Medici, with two thousand
picked soldiers, arms, cannon, ammunition aud
money, steamed away from Genoa on the 9Th
inst, on two steamers bought at Marsei'les
while Mej jor Corte, with nine hundred men and
t1o thousand rnuskets, preceded him BY 81
bours on an American clipper in tow to The
steamer Atile- II Neapolitan friga,e, the Full
minante, watched them for some time, and, IN,
able to restrain her zeal, pounced upon them in
the channel Of Piombina, in the Tuscan waters.
The frigate had not the courage to board the
clipper, well aware that the volunteers would
defend themselves to the last man ; nor was asy
Neapolitan officer put on board Of the captured
vessel taken in tow by the Fulninaute: thus
the crew hud plenty Of time to throw the mus
keis overheard during the night, and when the
clipper and tbs Usilc were brought into the
hsrbor Of Gaeta, all the papers were found to
be in order, und the passengers provided with
regular passports for Malta. The American
Minister at once entered protest against the
illegal capture. The Sardinian Embassador
claimed damages, aud insisted upon the imme-
diase rendition Of the 900 passengers, aud the
Court Of Naples. which had exultautly' publish.
cd in the official papers the capture Of the fill
busters, found itself in the most serious tx. 4
ship Of war WAS ut once dispatched to Genoa
with diploma'ist on board, an extraordinary
mission, to try to arrange matters here At Tu-
rim, and possibly to sare the dynasty. lie is e1-
pected to arrive Tomorrow. The public, how
ever, ia here much excited. and insists upon a
declaration Of war against Naples, to settle mat
ters at once without mincing, lest Delay should
nuke Muratist movement possible in the south
ofthe peninsula Ganbaldi is certainly strong
enough to do the work By himself; for, while
Corse was being captured, Medici arrived safely
At Palermo, and the organization Of the Sicilian
army progresses in the most favorable way.
Still there are breakers ahead. Mazz:ni has ar
rived on the island, and might afford prete1t
to the Emperor for interfering in the interest Of
society aud order" threatened By Mazzini On
the other side. L. Fariua, Siciiian refugee,
and for come time CaTour's Under Secretary Of
State, hes likewise arrived at Palermo, evident
u with the intention Of taking the admioistra-
tion Of the isiund into his hands. Having voted
for the annexation Of Nice 10 France. he is not
Fery acc+ptable to GarihRidi, while oil the more
advanced party in Sicily hate him. He is now
d'scredit,ns Gazibaldi's Ministers By his corres-
pondence in the Turin papers: but hear that
be is soou to return, seeing that his time has
not jet arrived. aud that bis preaence makes
confusion and dissensious ut Palermo.
, 1860-07-12


The Constitution Of Saturday evening, comes
to us with au editorial IN reference to the az.
sault committed upon Gen. Bowman By E. B.
Schnabel. Divesting the article Of mauy Of its
strong epithets, the circumstances are thus
given:
Mr. Bowman was sitting at his desk at the
time, Writing, when Schnubel entered, and be-
fore bis purpose WAS suspected, aimed at the
formers head desperate blow, which struck
little diagoualfy downward from the eyebrow
to the nose, intiictiog severe double gash,
from the blood rapidly gashed forth, the force
Of tie blow breaking stout thick cane in Two
pieces.
lie WAS about to repeat the attack, when an
attache Of the Office, who was sitting at anoth-
CT desk, apraug forward and struck him blow
with his fist which knocked h:m down. Two
or three accompllces Of schnabel Immediately
rushed to his assistance when other EMPLOYEES
of the of1ice intesfered, and the parties were
elected from the building.
L warrant IVES Immediately obtained for
Schnabel, and his arrest was soon offered. On
IN examination before Justice Clark, Schnabel
was bound orer to aWnit the action uf tue grand
jury.
The ofIersise words w:itten By Gen. Bowman
against Schnabel, are these:
This individual has earned wide. spread no.
toriety. The Governors Of 1t least two States
Of The Union arc unxious'y endeavoriug 10 6ad
him within their Jurisdiction, with the desire
Of providing linn with bou1d and lodging, at
the expense Of their respective co,nmonwealths.
We're The part to be played Of 81 Robert Ma.
caire," IA French thief) Mr. Schnabel would
net it to perfection.
, 1860-07-12

Sr. AoA1HA's AcADExr.-The ANIMAL distri-
button Of premiums will take p1ace 1t St. Aga
tha's Academy to-day, July 18th, at o'clock,
Pm. The parents ana iriands Of the ipstitu.
ton are respectfully invited to attend. ST.
AgsthA's Academy il located 1t Ca1vil1e, trsn-
y minutes ride from Chicago,
, 1860-07-12

If Jon want . good Kerosene or Coal
gu Lamp, which will give the light OF eight can
dies, not costing but seven-eighths Of cent
an hour, emitting no odor or smoke, and not
explosive. 70 to the Lamp and Oil Emporium,
lo2 South Clark street,. between Washington
al! kinds Of Lamps altered to burn Kerosene.
5el5-1uo
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f3rcss 4 Trlhut1E
Advertise in the Weekly Preas and
Tribune.

Tie Weekly edition OF the raxa Anp Ts.xrxx las
rt4eird cAn eolats Il b tit b+1t ad,e-sur medium
In + Northwest for Chasa ne1chaets who want 10 rcsca
Of thousands Of psop!e the rusx districts md VII T.
gre; fos o. agricultural implements; fc1
treees of live stock: deA'e.s ID Western aucs pplh
Of hooks and periodicals for nursem.n and sale.s
In se+ds. The rpsoe devoted adverls:ng u limited
Ra1os moderate
, 1860-07-12

q SNAIL Fo1-tEr CITIZENS Be WARNED
and fa,s, eo;Jem;c 1hs s,nsii 49, ~ oat9eou'o ;o
! our midst and spreading with alarming rspidity.
-14"<s.e
The 1'mtf Is wrong, and in the attempt to
malign our authorities, does serious injustice to
facts, and to the entire community. The small
po1 II not "raglng" nor "apreAding," nor is
tbs term "epidemic," !" in its proper acceptation
to be applied to the disease as at present or re-
eenuJ psesanngn nefe' 1ttakes extreme ground
opposed 10 what We nave aTerred to he the e1-
IRENE 1neftness ot cur CITY officials. Both arc
HARMFUL tue 1otmer most certainly 20.
Inc smallpox At the TINS we hFst cs.led at
tentlon 70 1ne "a''er' WAS peesahing IN seTefa4
well an1hentlcasea cases, either as smsl pox or
its modified form as vaE1olo'd, to our own knowl'
edge from inquiry among respectable physi-
clans.
It first attracted attention week or two
since, when q member Of the zouaTe Cadets
died OF smallpox in Aatthews Block, on the
corner Of Washington and State Streets Dur
iog his illness, even at an advanced stage, un-
der misappreoenslon Of the disease, his room,
and even his bed, was shared By bis comrades.
Four OF these have since had the varioloid.
This tfst gave Cause, and = sufficient one 70
call Tor some action on the part OF our city au-
thorlties. "atson Aatthews, Esq, the owner
OF tne aooVe olocx, has letter IN yesterday's
1'"a<s IN which he establishes good ground OF
complaint against the City Government, in
having and providing no place to which the
smallpox patients might be removed for care
aud treatment.
In addition to the cases abore'named, there
, 1860-07-12

MORE or TIE RoxAxcE.-A few weeks since
aGen. Dynum carried of q young lady, pupil
ut the Spin8ler Institute, New York, and mar
ried her. 1t seems that the pair returned to
Atlanta, Georgia, and the second chapter in the
romaucc rms thus:
Mr.. Leafs, editcr Of the Temperance Crusader,
WAS anlusiD s the crowd by improyising verses,
iu cue of which lie was SO unfortunate rs to
mention Gen. Dynum in connection with q
roung Indy to whom he seemed to be particu-
larly attentive. No sooner had he committed
the blunder than brother Of the young lady
managed 10 inform Mr.. Leals that be had given
great offence By bis illusions. Ample apology
WAS at once made. but Gen. bynum was not
satisfied with this- After dinner, while Mr.
Leals Was sitting on the piazza, The General
made bis appearance, with cane in one hand
and pistol ID the other, uud at once proceeded
to administer to Mr. Leals a aaggelation with
The hickory. BE struck him only three blows,
but there were severe enough 10 con6ne Ar.
Leafs to his bed for two or three days.
, 1860-07-12

Tuk K1SosHrRr CASE IN TIE .. S. Counr.-
In the celebrated Kingsbury case now in hear
ing before the United States Court, the Defend
ants yesterday closed their testimony, and The
prosecution are now to introduce rehutting tes-
tinony. We have before referred to tho case.
It is Al action Of ejectment, brought By the
heirs Of julius J. B, Kingsbuzy, deceased,
against the Chicago and Fond du Lac q. Il. Co.
to recover narrow strip Of land in front Of
lots ., 8, and S, in block /; 6. and ., in block
9 and 10, II, IL aud 13, IN block 8, Waubausie
addition to Chicago, now occupied aud claimed
BY the said Railway Company.
Waubansie addition was laid out by James
Kinzis in 1881. Tbs plat of sid addition Was
fled for record December 9, 1881. Tho Kings
bury claim rests upon conveyance from Kln-
zie made in 1888.
Aesars. Beckwith, Nerrick, Sherman and
Kales, appear for the plaintiffs, and 4essrs'
scates, Browning, Coventry, md Rountree fos
tho defendants. go.
, 1860-07-12

The last circular Of the Rose Hill Cemetery
Company has the following: "It is earnestly
hoped by the Board Of Managers that the clti
zens Of Chicago who feel an interest in the suc
cess Of frst-class rural cemetery near the city
will at once visit the grounds and made selec.
tions Of lois, and thereby assist in making Rose
bill Cemetery to Chicago what Greenwood is tc
New York"
, 1860-07-12

For the instruction Of Republicans who are
not aware Of tile mous,rous pretcnsiors Of the
Slavery Propaganda, we print Ar. Dreckin.
ridges Letter Of Acceptance, asking for it the
careful attention Of our readers Of all parties
, 1860-07-12

MYSTERIOUS sr1c1pE.-Yesterdsy afternoon
about four o'clock, an elderly man, \ German,
who was walking on the tow-path near Brighton,
was observed to take of his clothing except
his shirt, and plunge into the canal The per-
son who SAW him WAS some distance from The
spot, and when he came up to where the man
went in he saw him lying on his face III the wa.
ter. He was taken out, haviug been in about
ave minutes, but all efforts for his 1esuscitation
failed. Coroner James held an inquest. From
the circumstances it is believed that the purpose
Of the unknown Was to take his own 1ife,
, 1860-07-12

BrccIAn1Es,-0n Tuesday night the dwelling
house Of G. e. Chase, 254 West Nadiaon street,
Was entered By burglars. The scamps climbed
through an open window into Nr. Cbase's sleep"
ing room, and carried of gold watch aud
chain, two pairs Of pants, a coat and vest.
The house Of Nj. P. Carlin, corner Of De Ko'
ven and Clinton streets, West Division, wa. en-.
tered by burglars last Aondny night. Tho con
tents Of the till were carried of: The burglar.
gained entrance by cutting hole through the
door, and taking the key from The lock inside
where it lsd been taft-
, 1860-07-12

The Cor1AGE GROVE Acc1pESr.-H WIS no.
ticed in the different papers Of the city the fact
Of little girl named Mary Ann Olden being
run over upon Cottsge Grove Avenue, BY a
couple Of fast young men who were driving a.
reckless rate, Sunday afternoon. The Journal
Of yesterday SAYS that the child was terribly
musilated and died tie next morning in great
agony. The case loudly calls for some action,
aud full investigation should be made Of al
the facts ia the case.
, 1860-07-12

DOARDlNG.-Two front rooms
ID -ith CT wi,hou. furniture, to II board. and
ether rper let eight day bo1rdeI
san b. accommodated 4 is Michigan avenue. jy'1lm
DOARDING,-l57 State street.
- Two OF thee tnge gentlemen, or gentleman md
wife be dated with good uoafd and lea4anf
rpnUs It r1t,e ter.is. 1yktw1
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p DEMOVAL,-The United States

EAO| AL%-1ne United GtlteA
- E1press Company hava this day rnovrd their
e rum No. II Dearborn street N IN Lake and . SAuth
h*eets hasin4 Lake and Clark IN rance. Tho
'ntLee,n Lake street viii BE- eonsdrred the for
.s1k will b regarded the entr.ncs fu. irtskt
However. ouid money Be dslvse,i Ozark seet
business os the past x eoult b. ancrd
evs thAf Il IN our nature 10 lefua Having been
e91Y guaaaae1 In stznu The puAs ~ well
friends 10 continue the!r Nbeaity md tsturn W
vii promise heseto:oe Ehfu! spplieaue her io-
tefrHts well to th4x Of Comp my. J1ce hputA
until further notice, from 7:D a. y. to7 ~.
lunl7eaeato sepd " II. u COLY:S, Agent.
, 1860-07-12

LIND UNIVERSITY L1rERARE DEPARTMENT.
We take pleasure in calling attention to the IN.
nouncement in another column Of the Literary
Department Of Lind University at Lake Forest.
no better school east or west can be found than
that offered within an hours ride, at Lake For
rest, fast becoming one of our most attractive
suburbs. Messrs. Miller and Dickinson are
gentlemen Of high attainments and the institu-
ton an excellent one.
, 1860-07-12

y Many thanks to The messenger Of the
American Express Company for Cincinnati pa-
, 1860-07-12

CHANGE IN CARS The Madison street cars On
and from to-day will run to Roby street erery
twelve minutes, to city limits every halchour.
, 1860-07-12

B Wide-Awake Uniforms furnished by J
II. LOOMS, 81 Clark street. Single or by th.
quantity. it8.St
, 1860-07-12

The Public Schools close their present term
Friday morning, July 18th. There will be
closing exercises in the different schools.
Tbs following is the programme tor the
Franklin School, corner Of Division and sedg-
wick streets. Exercises commencing at 9t
o'clock:
Muxic-Sns 0Aiy SlnG... By Eehool
chsTre Of ihe Lkht &a,tsn.
Aasle-Nesf ths laie. School
ouassI1rhoe-Hii:su; H. willis, C. jsoob. md <. Uaa,
NutlcGod B.esa our Native Land, ~ seh nj
D. Il T.5oi on lie lii 5,e;g
The d. tu1ran snj IN FiscsrT
Nv NAhtr OeaI-A dnei8. ..-.-.-.......,,.......
Nal.ma Wipklemann I'D iji:ie Ti:o;'
Acdre.. Of ooaek Ooet Ne ien
eTha ~ School,
The Echo.- Ado1ph Fischer
ioshe Vale1 ke-A snd ronnq n H.,
4 Ft1etious sX4o-Lss1og9e. ...,........,...
The 1AeS OF DAo3ei tul ran
Music-The Merry 81 School
E.fiy Lzzis A. Aosa
i1ssanx Il SchoiaisA,ps I'D Me6s!i D. oan'a
Observation-Disclosures ......,-.....By School
The friends Of the Public Schools ri a co,d;
ally invited to be preseat.
L. G. LsK, Principal.
, 1860-07-12

| Just received, tho finest stock Of In
ported SeRars ever brought to this market, at
Oakley's, kingsbury Block. iy1o-tf
, 1860-07-12

~ Aessrs. Norris l. Hyde, at No. 100 Dear
born street, have all tho late papers, aud peri
odicals, and cords of fresh literature.
, 1860-07-12

Il Wide-Awake uniforms made Of the bes,
quality, and furnished by Sam Dunn 4 Co.
1y ln-Sr
, 1860-07-12

WAsaIS6tos, july 2.
There is an immense meeting here tonight Of
the friends and adherents Of tue Ercckiurldee
and Lane party. 4he crowd which is collected
is quite uuequaI1ed in the history Of the city.
The MAJOR Of Washington City psesideH.
The resolutions passed declIre the Demo-
cratic Douglas Convention to have been Of .
revolutionary character.
Meek Of A,abar,a and Brown of Mississippi
nude extreme, violent speeches. Nr. Meek said
that the Douglas delegation voted down the bo.
gus delegation from Georgia, among whom was
johnson. tue very 1nan WHO, after the resigua-
ton Of Fitzpatrick, was chosen by them IS their
candidate ior Vice President.
This paipable hit was received with tremen-
dous enthusiasm. He also denounced the Doug
las Democracy as q pest-house Of corruption,
with other rituperative atjectiyes too numerous
to mention.
In the afternoon the binds hired by The
B!eckinridge men se1enaded Buchanan, who
made speech fully endoraing the Dreckiusidge
democracy.
There was a great crowd at the White
Houge, and politics.! excitement runs higher
than We had supposed possible in the absence
Of Congress-
, 1860-07-12

a FYaHrE.-At the new building Of Henry
Knights on Dearborn street, yesterday morn
ing, there Was Z mixed fight and melee between
the proprietor and some Of those employed in
the erection Of The building. Divers hearty
fisticuGs more foscible than affectionate, were
exchanged, and bloody heads and black eyes
acquired, to the edification Of quite crowd Of
spectators.
, 1860-07-12

B Nide.Awake uniforms furnished bY ],
L. smith Co., lis Lake street at as low pri.
ces ~ any other manufacturer, and warranted
superior IN quality. jye-12t
, 1860-07-12

IT Closing. out at reduced price the entire
stock Of RefHgerAtors and Ice Boxes ut 95
Washington street.
, 1860-07-12
CITY.

Auction Sales This Morning.
At9H o'clock. 1t Household Furniture, Carpets &c., by
Gilbert Sampson, Auctioneers, 81 Lake street.
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,mber Of visitors up to Saturday last


sTEAA OK 9ur CaNAh-The practic.bilitv Of
running, with profit, steam tngs On de- ean:, !.
being slowly but surely demonstrated. Tbe
Albany Arguf says thu LAST week one Of The
tugs brought down SIS tors of freight. mak;ne
Tho trip from Buffalo il aix days r1nnine 1ines
Ths expcnse Of bringing down this amount Of
freight was 300. lid tho towing been done
by horses the cost would hare been f2to,
PEORIA TRAsscnP1.-N. G. Greer, who has
conducted the Peoria Tran2c,ist with eminent
ability End success for nearly three years past,
has disposed Of his interest in the copcern to
Enoch Emery And Edward 4. Andrews, both oi
whom hare bean assoc,ateA with III. Greer fol
eofas fns past
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10 he1lt.

1%rzzNEW AND SECOND
HAxo P,4sos for ule low. Psnos and
tYE Me.odecps to Rent. Ordtrs 70. runuE
snos Meodeons Urzans and Ill kinds Of Mual lnstzu-
nenta promptly ended All kinds Of AusIeA 1ns.ru
npeuta repaired 1t abort nuttee-
LIS Lake stf-tt-neat Clark.
, 1860-07-12

EUR SALE AT A BARGAIN
L Steam FIGURING VII In Fnlnn City. whtesides
county, Illinois, the Mil ka+ three Of fe+t !nsh
two rake hunret b're* 1t Flour T., twenty
four hcur. aI the husx lifted Tor the kunh II
Hu r. TA 5 Mill h1s 1 1FEe Luttanl Work. And any
sm,uct Of wheat b bouxtt st the MIL The ChaezRo
10 Lou's New Or eans This II VIA b. 1T By md
for Of tie frn o Thomas Bsadfurd To- hta
been In the NIL businea for twsy and ls
Of the
BEST ARRANGED AND MOST CONVENIENT
MIs Of is the weHl.ae everything ia th~ bet Of
order p1t PAT viii takeu tn raj eA1te Ia
einaAu vcnity. For fus1hrF Inf snl4ion asply to
1ouS FLAuA. 1t the Mil.
JOHN BRADFORD,
iT413w 50 Walnut street l:,ncl! natl Ohio.
, 1860-07-12
1OtAL III tAIIhfkS.

and get your clothes cleaned and repaired,
They will be we'll done and At prices to suit the
timer.
, 1860-07-12

B Miller's Hair 1nvigorstsr-the best In
use. $. T. Hinekley, agent, 500 State street.
ie90-Bm
, 1860-07-12

ISs AND 0Crs-The receipt at this port yes
terday show total OF three millions feet Of lum~
ber. The same day Isl, 900 bushels OF corn were
shipped.
, 1860-07-12

| c.. Tn,... Ih..;T r. In ...4.ua.,
ux;,,, &C.,. ..na;a...s g.. a. p.s;..,.;".- :.
T.r.4
"
~ Hessrs. Norris Hyde, at No. 100 Dear
born street, have all tho late papers, aud peri
odicals, and cords Of fresh literature.
~. V.5:.. ...... ~
and from to-day will run to Roby street every
twelve rninntes, to city limits every halEhour.
| 1sa Am orrs-Tbe recent at tbi. nort ve..
terdav ,bow total Of tbree mitJiona feet Of Inn
| her. RI, ,ame dav 15e ooo hp,hel, Of corn vere
| ah;nned
----
| CHEAP STAnniSo.-1n tue Superior Court
yesterday, Michael Murray Was awarded $500
| for air stabs given him BY defendant O'Conner,
on civil action. The claim was for $4,000.
To 7us Tax PAYets,-We ahall confer f.
'of On CIR ta9'Pa5ang. or fatnef 1f-oto'n9
.e'oefs ~ 1en'nu 'us'n 'na' = a'ooass ne1' -
' ~ 'u's ~ ~ 90 >''1 oo.u'' AnV
e @eAes 0DpA'1' ~ "e''A' '"a' 'oAs' Sao
~S''''
4 NOVEL P1c.s1c-The Mission and Sabbath
1OHQF&ras
tional Church hare arranged a noyel and most
attractive excursion for Thursday of next week,
40 a44 10 ~ 'As.' 'onst' ano e1an''oe
1oe o,".e 4'soa pe'A' - otu ~, "As osen e.,
e~1 e,, ~ P''1' 40 ~ A,S VA.
,,. -I'u - nne s'o', .sa. 'A' A""i'ao' ''lo
VIVA "''>'D' '1o 1e.e oe1o..u.e WV
"TEvra WAnp TEMPERANCE Lko1oy."-Therc
will be a meeting Of the "Tenth Ward Tenn.
petapce Legion ~ in the Deeplaines street NJ. E
enu'cn' on 'a's - no'aoh'! evening asq"a9'er
oe'o1e . e4'tA' tne neenpg WIN oe addressed
~ .'on. d. na"' oauo "o''ps se.re1a'y' %
VI M rus oooo .r..s y. .De o'@se y. l.avs
luz u's " .pea ae, :, lnee4 - e1t4.-
''1u eAats' WV A'e A4'1s4" stoo4 a,'o,,
'hm'"a~@'' '1"' e.a1<'s' 'a" a''"~e'e' aaa o'S
ot"eFs, are Respectfully '"'Neo ~ oe present.
---
n1cn a"Aans-tne comn't1ee a. Inc United
otates Fal1 4ast 'al'' AWARDED 70 ona"s das
oooktoe Stoves and fiat heaters, o"ser
-aeddt' a1tef eating meal cooked oy tnem on
the fa'F 'rounds' nut this award Is Of much
less ea1oe 'hau tne praises 'neS are daily re-
ceis1og 'ron' al 'ae 'ao'es VINO nave sfleo them'
tal4 ano see 'nen ~ Hal"olth dupoafo Co.s,
EXCURSION TO LAkE toRzsr.-A basket picnic
EXCURSION to Lake Forest wll take place under
Inc auspices Of Inc lss ono "a onivefsallst 30
eieaes, on fFida7 July 2o'h' as $40 a. m' Inc
| Gseat western oand WILL accompany the e1cur'
sion. A'so, some Oh the best vocal talent III the
Guy. famtl'es are expected 10 carry Their own
feiFeSnmen's'
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pers-
PREsESrA7IoS.-A beautiful writing desk was
presented to Mr. Delano Of the High School, By
the scholars of the graduating class
Sent TO Jo1rE7.-Sherif Gray left yesterday
with four candidates for tile Penitentiary at
Joliet
, 1860-07-12

u1Gu AwARns-The Committee at The United
States Fair last full, awarded 10 Shaw's Gas
Cooking Stoves and Flat Heaters, a Suee.'
Medal. after eating H meal cooked by them on
the Fair Grounds, hut this award is Of much
less value than the praises they are daily re-
ceiving from all the ladies who have tried them.
Call and see them ut Walworth Hubbard Co.'S,
ISL Lake street.
, 1860-07-12

~ C. 4. sc1IFXH. AtetrstsiAs Ae-nA IS DsovaerH-r
a4AoFlsal 10 Fsrssss Adsussks tor AS& mad 81: -
L%af'*s Paprs off& ForA EsH jal-bts+y
, 1860-07-12

Cur1p Losr.-A little girl two and a half years
ole, was lost from her home yesterday morning
ut Q o'clock. Her mother, Mrs. Anna Larmou,
is poor German woman, and E7as On The cor
ner Of Union and Owen streets, West side. She
and her neighbors hare been searching ever
since the child was lost, but without avail. The
child had on green calico dress, and green
gingham sun bonnet.
, 1860-07-12
.tf0r $als.

STE A N MILL FOR SALEl
The suhsHbeF offers Tor sa:e, to closs esate the
wsa to sun Ct tour ftet basrs beside. win
n n running order. The ab,ye MI h.s Soca trade i
Presently located, and WheA growing enunsy and VII
be suld Ut bargain. For further ztlsteA
b. r. HILL. Executor,
1el%flm 0a1tsburS, kp1x TO-. III.