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:: WEST EIDE WzoE AwAKEs. ArrEN14ox.--An ths
Wide Awakas belonging to companies "a HB"
and hereby requested to meet In full uni
form at their Headquarters, in Whitbsck's Hall.
on the1bth day cf april. at7 o'clock p. H. 1mpor-
tant business will bs transacted. Wide Aw9kas,
turn oqf. ,i IS ., -. 49, j:
Per order. Enw. 8. sA1ozon.
- There will be a Mass Meeting Of theNor-
wegian Republicans ct the Sixth Ward. On Mon
day evening, April 18Th, at Baldecker's Hail. No.
u Hubbard street. Al Norwegians are invited to
attend the meeting. O. B. JACOBS, Fres't.
: To MAerHRs or VESSELS, Tho seamen's Society
Of the City Of Chicago desire to give notice that
their rooms In Lind Block open at ill business
houre; where frat rats and tsnsty aeamen can al.
ways be found.
WIN the papers Of Buffalo md other cities On tho
Lakes please copy, So
B1sHor's CnArE1~-Corner Of Washington and
Peoria streets. Hours Of service. 10h 8. "a, 4p.
H. and ~ p. m. Seats free.
w Look at sloat's Elliptic Hook Sewing Ma
chine, the latest Improvements II Clafk.st., under
the Sherman House.
~ Wild Cherry Tonic Bitters, valuable Ton,
1C AGE 1pFlIEp E9u1D1Ut4 Will Nl14 o1u10NA
Whitky. Made only by Sargent, Apothecary,
Randolph and Stats Streets.
| TIE LATEar JRox SuArEK--BosrdeGs at
| MesBrB. Case g. Parmelee's Lady's and Gents
| Dining Rooms are served With the early Tegeta-
bles and all lnxnr1es of the season, not forgetting
substantials. II you want to meet man you
know, who dimes q down town. go to 123 and 1e5
Dearborn street-you are sure to ind him about
meal time. ,-
| April 10, 1861. ap1s@t
~ II you wish for bushy whiskerB or g hscl-
] mating raustaehe, aend for bog Of Belfipg-
ham's Stimulating Ungnent. It Is warranted
to bring them out LII from three to SIX weeks.
Sent on receipt Of price and postage lis to any
address, by J. q. johnson, 70 State Street, Ch1ca
60. III. =. mhss,5m
B Fer AHY operation upon your teeth, OF fol
g41Fkc1 artificial work Of any desirable style ea2
On Dr.. A1baugh, No. So West Randolph st.
ja95sn
w Cook q MeLa1n, Q8 Dearborn street, havs
made their prica for cleaning and dyelng gent!
Earment4 le7s than any other house In tho city.
l. A
- See advertisement OF lizard Rubber Rlgg'
Trussr-has cured cssss OF twenty years rtandinI
| In this City. mt18-1m
wA AL should not tall to read the advertisement
Of Prot Wood IN lo-days paper rnh-1y
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Ut1itaQo Uthtt}te,
REPUBLICAN, TICKET,
:, FOR MAYOR,
JULIAN s. RUMSEYs

FOE SoARD OF FUBL1c wpHKs,
9t&h Dtcition-JOHN G., GINTsRLEH.
.N1A Dtuision-RENJ. CARPENTER.
asShs$< Dtessten-E. 8. Wx.TRNRR.
FOB o1Tf TREASURER, :.
:, HELL1IAm III. RICE.
FOB c1TT ATTORNEY,
IRA ". BUELL.
; FoR cITT COLLECTOR,
JOHN RAREH.
FOB CITY suRvEToR,
GEORGE w. WILSON.
FOR cLERK or POLICE COURT,
JOHN ATWATERs
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NEW YoRK, April 1s-FEorn-Ma7lzes dull
and siGhly aoNor fer Common at medium Ct te3.
The storm to-day mAteTisliY checks iranaaet.otis.
sacs 500 br!s at s. = for super state; s. 50
G5so Tor extra Eta!s T. H e?,lsly + $5 SS1as e. sgF
extra IS 5ctI5 70 for shipping brands extra; *5.S5
CT fer trade brands do-market closing quiet.
Canadian -four may be quote fnade easier, With
: IS for common to good extra; $'Gtt-oo for
parcels Al IS 46GSl.l0. Corn msd limited request
Wa1skr-stnrket steady; sales of 500 brls at
G1sH Hm1sss<c, chiefly 1876.
GRA1S--Ine storm to-day materially checked the
tu>htls far Milwaukee Club, at :$1.30 delivered !,
= 900 bushels good and choice g., CALLED amber
e9 eush:!s Is watsr red westsra s aDa It
1,0o bushels white western At 81 ID. 1:Ee
steady, with a fair export demand Sales
with triaing sales. within the range o! 6a@75c::
Corn, less DOING but market without important
ehaugp. Sales % ,GG0 bu at 6'G551sc for prime and
&c fcr damag@ d in store; 61x G6:s ior new mixed
western Ut yalroad; G5 for delivered; Csc for good
yellow southern, Oats only in moderate request
it s4@ss5c for western aid Canadian; 5Gss6s for
efate. l.
PRoy1srexs-Ppr,1 quiet and mess a triie easier.
though at tne close more could be bought at Iae
inside quotations SAL 100 brls at 81: 90
aos ess, Eia ipT prime t'eefEMatSst ~ Wy. !,
mess, $8@l0 for repacKed mess. Prime mess beef
dali aad nominal. Beef hans In fair demand st
1s3l15c for state and western. Sal 0 brls Wet
At Sll.75. Cut mrata quiet and prices without
change. SAILS at 6s.D6@c for shoulders. sGlsAe
for hams, nHtter eelihg ut toEsiic for Ohio, ard
1zde!3c for etare. fc.7e steady at 6HQ.10.
GROCERIES +-Susar-raw cnn1inneE dull. Other
gales Biz nrt.a 81 j EGG5c fer r. Moassez very
quiet. salea go hhds Cuba AuscoraIo 1t 1se1ssc
inside price lpr distillety. ..--,
storE= qsi:c firm, & T q: Reading So: G Is q;
Harlem pfd s51k Erie "A: u c ASK; y G IS
Pxs Maii TX; Ban = st 10 sa; II { s. eo4as S
I'm water 10 n 1023}1; No Is 5sX; Va 6s Is; s
s. II coupons S.; u s es 81 coupons 81; regis
tered 93A.
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The rates of fright on Flour to PhtlGds1phi&
and Baltimore have been reduced 6c-the rate now
being $1.o5. Fourth class is also 21sc lower-the
rats being now 621e per 100 ns. Fourth class to
Pittsburgh has also buen. reduced to soc. per
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REPUBLICAN cFTE CONVENTION.
4 FULL TICKET IN, THE FIELD.
10 UNleH WITH SECESsI0NISTS.. ! !: !:


The Republicans Of this city On Saturday
ga1laatly rebnked the impudent propositions
Of the secess;onlsts OF the Chicago 1Gmes, aud
and sQuelehed out union with Democratic
Cow Bows In such 4 rally, and Convention -
has seldom been Witnessed In Chicago. With
q common purpose to do all that votes can do
to sustain tho Administration now In open
md bloody conflict with rebels, there was an :.
immense gathering, exceeding the capacity OF
the Recorders Court Room. where It was pro-
posed to hold the Convention. An adjourn
ment WIS accordingly had to Metropolitan :
Hall, tho delegates occupying the platform,
the spectators crowding the floor and gal
leries.
The Convention was organized for business
BY the choice Of samuel Hoard, Esq, Chair
man, and Philip Wadsworth snd John c. NIL
Ter, Esq, Secretaries. The Committee on
Credentials reported the following duly quail
fed;
LIST OF DELEGATES.
Philip Wadsworth, Lewis Il. Davis, E. 4.
Chapman, John G. DoSe, s. r. Haven, JOHN 3.
aBs 3 b. b: H rRoas E Ras fkssfEs kesE zsih'f Z
Hurlburt.
SECOND WARD.
georgs n. Gsge, Rice Fay, reter Vol, Perkins
1ase, G. 3. Hea1st, Isaae L. Mtlliken. Rudolph
Peire., ]. t. u 7an osdel, fSe Thomas Nichols: @ p't
THIRD WARD.
| worth. Michael Schmidtz s. c. Blake, Il. q.
HAT, Jacob Hottinger, Calvin DaWoK.
FOURTH WARD.
T. L.mpertz. l. .Wundes1e, 8. Adoock. john Letb,
Christian ssnen FIFTH WARD.
| /. ;. Clark, Russell Green, Dr.: J. MAcalister,
c. 3. Jones, II. A. Groves, Samuel Hoard,
AZ a{Sa55 S4as5 As,i Azs,z; NJ hugh Aaea1istsE
/ enTH wARp.
BrSss. }enn EIeT eyeraaz e. all73ha,pef Wssbpeff t.
Peterson. Geo Morey Peter Beigeh, Chas- pnen'
B5ups pinf n Dsesr as9 oha ossRS
| Emanuel Engelsted, ". Gfes.
| aEvKNTu WARD.
John & Miller. Elliott Anthony, Al e. Ae1fy Peg
son, Henry schlotthauer, Dr: .. T. raol. 2 o.
lad nsf's; ro1a aso7S +. A i. steney, y s soisen +
CHRISTOPHER johnson, chsrles ". Hummer, john
stickuetz.
s. L. Barrett. Albert sanderson, Henry Beekert
]. I. Smith; Henry Lampartez, JOHN Andsrson'
| Wiufaln G. White.
| NINTH WARD.
Ell Bates, z. Rawson, J. G. IRE, F. dnnd.
| TENTH WARD,
D. r: Wilson, Charles :Rietz, g. Hopktnson
August Thiela. c. R Chandler. Fred. L. Kollmann
9. y. Edwards, G. Lodding, ]. c. Blaisdel, Loni
Nebe.
Dr. 8. R. Haven moved that a committee O
three be constituted to express In series 0
! resolutions thu eeDee of the meeting on Ma
tional affairs. The Chair appointed Messrs.
r. Haven, !. L. MIliken and Elliot Anthony
Messrs. A. c. Ellithorpe and J. H. Bros
were chosen tellers. The Convention the
| nrnceeded to haIlot for candidate fQr
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Wednesday,, April 1o.-Ihe market opened this
clu-ing day *L so !ss l. r. cce4.i zee, without
aas i1itttltai ditrrenee in rates from yesterday
and more bullocks were Fold the first day than
was generally expected would be YESTERDAY a1fer. e.
t,oun. the brokers appear 10 feel pretty confident
Of being able to sell out before night without any
material dvcline upon the ratcs Of yesterday,
which, on the whole. We do not consider as good
for the Gfuye- the rates current last week.
though VIC do not alter the figures In Our t,ble Of
quatationa-the difference is thst the quality of
The stock Is much better The weather IL still
cold for the Season, dry and clear and is very fa-
votHbla for tue Wholesale butchers, which makes
their class cf stock sell better. 1t is worthy or
nstice THAT the .ckers arc, and hare been fe5
time, taking In large Quantities OF plates and
nayels from the retail butchers at 5427c z -, ac-
cording 10 qnality. With has tendency 10 pEe-
vent the market for live builocss sinking lower
than it is, and the PROSPECT is favorable for con.
tinuEnce OF this outlet for n surplus OF coarse
meat, which is the least seahle fresh Of any part
Of tbs CARCASS. AS an indication Of the prospect
Of tie market, we notice that the Ppeculators VINO
are most rendy to Oft to buy dEoves in t7sns1u
are very quiet, They evidently Go not look for
| for any improvement next week.
TIE HOG MARKET.
Receipts this week. 9,1ai. Henry D. Grant, su
perintent3ent Of the Market reports the follow. .n
~ the rates = b, gross to-day: coTn:Eed hogs,
| 5;{@5Kc; di=Itlle5y fed, 431G545;c.
Tae reeeipts have been vefy heavE this week
over !, 100 more than last week-and therei about
| 1,ooI in the pens fday, aud the market hcsvy-,
double what they wsre last year. AID Hricss about
1c = ID less. The market IS evidently quite over
stocked, and prices arc likely to e aoWE; +,,o
| price OF Hogs tails week;
First quality corn fed, large
Second quality, corn fed: G5Ic e3sGsSss,
First o.;ality, small sizeE. fat
and prime, for market r- .-a..
Larts s Size stiiiisd, at. sGy4c s.Sy5
SecD2a quality, still fed, fat.. 43z5ae 81 Gl5:es
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IN AN Gerry NUr'CE-St2te ct
y ! 1ua:ts, Cnunty Of Cook, ss-supec!a- C4ast o.
eP'rs W wn IS[5 lid tsva = ). Whiting vs. Esn1
Cornell H"!!n T. Cornell William Loyeio:. C4sr;s4s
= p: .sr jE ae;s GsoSs sf: &: ei uoSe7s ns1es
II Han T. "a sr;.n Avn T,2: r. r. r, H. ~
i: i. ;ias a. VIII ~ .6::i!.v- sa:a4sl Howe: + y
Henri. As!arson :. y S:"S.rs, 4 Egst 1;al:sa
sHs'f pas 2a. 4: t1:ts J:a J. sst'sS
ed1eP Pf= f. s,rs :sa n W,s4!o 4Rn: eaaE aEz -
TTaassla51a. G=sss- !. B-ta2- c1as!ss &. AHsa zao
a:da;,t q t5a nrs*i;:sHee of wtl,:an r Love,
}Sy 1asoa ,1. n Jr oas sn;x lssxs6oq Gs9 =
ST. nssa G4Si III s1rsa A2 saxa extoa
having ssca aIsd ii escs 81 It's clers of saa sa-
<sstl : + e:ao. xlvse "a tie said wllllap Loys:
19y; Brn9i q M :td Gi1a Esnlt. ta;id a. 81
dss oeee !: pTy. -: fhari-s T. A'!sa, Edwis H:!5
lanes joha-oa. A. J. I:sef Marssn @ NeTsop as n ~
i; ~ Sna; &, au;s5 s; a.: Gs r. . e
aelt ltntnt5. re'iareaee III: :ra: Monday f A2;;s
oa @ 5s . "a @v " r as:, - c
an a-5 :n:',:sas . aa',s ss s5teaaa. ssuiAa0*"
w. :h:r io9s a"I:s - u s1twaljam Lez,:
iGy bsa! Is It o1s2 4 ssr en Dsv,d 81 iso;'
s*il; "a Gsors = Sfrsa si e. rlts t. iira Etsa e,
@ }ss J95' M a. j. Is ~ Ma1T5n aIfi 80. j
ssia sa:s:5.f =, " s Gssaso. q Sss:~ ca
eSi5sxo ta 70 & - L: ua r.; 81 d;s;
1871 anl pln -! ~ ~ VI fcG1ur % st2 TX etr4
p;an.,:ss b:il u ,no!a:nt u same, the attr
and !.;n.a .l-1rlp .:e:gr3 ard s1t=d. Will DC T.
cof ..5! md ct-?ai ust you acei rdal
t. tie ;ra:t-: / satd Il l. W-AltG.i k4ABA:L,
l:tTI,ir5 s Hi5Luc,NK, Glars
toiA.Vs 2orr's. a25.eii..Y
- n E@-1-- III;
Mt ASEEIt ) , 3..Lt.1~ ctaes OF LII
III - :.,r-tv-Se 11ne7tnr iaurt oi til
e h3lf !, s::s & T.as Pre-i.eat .: IL
Art{saas a.- -=H a. 5'oasiis. Aaeio ntasi'S
a4 .71 tl + iy fvc1 that In pursuance cfA
Fr.i = ,.' - rt E Se eb.,Ye entitled cause "a
~ n,ss:h a- sa-eh, 4. L. Sd. Is Scott
tcr T. ffl..-ry >: t= 5peeior Court cf Calca &C. VII
Il, ,a ID lut1'n :" rs highest 5.t,-1 casn 81
tEa lart:l t.o; =! y: H!-s + 4se Of Ce.k s5al:x
TCEaDAT tx rssr..t tI.3 Jay Q: APRIL i u. -.
st trl o':lec1 in faa Of that GaJ, t. ;ooV.
Ms d.=e7i5:a Al ss1ase strata lrics N ot:aE =
tnc Gig u thlsA3a. EDulEF - C,oa, *aA stsse g
,no5 owsTlg. i nsu,ssrsa r one z to 81!
to Chicago, o. 70 n1ce ct said premises ~ 'nsT 20
ncc:5%ar - Satisfy -, !cae5=sale5s dAe sa-t st.S
pai!.aCE E.dsr eati Lscys- aaa cust3 IpIst1cr Will
Masters lees cs!1Ei rs Nh atsbn7seaexs gu sud
Mster IN cbancr o, ne su,e.tor ta Eoars u tl.
ssiesEo. aa,sa ;sta ~! 9E9..:s ~ =
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Total Al...........,...,......, .102
It Was moved and carried with a rush, that
Mr.. Rumsey be declared the unanimous choice
Of the Convention. Messrs, Gage and Gardner
were appointed Committee to wait on Mr.
Ruuasey, and acqunint him with the will Of the
people.
The nomination was received with i'm
mense enthusiasm, and loud and continued
cheering. The Convention then proceeded to
the choice Of candidates for the
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= Total ..-.. 4Q49 II 959 11107 9s7 a65
Tha intense excitement which prevailed in coz
sequence Of the news from Eort Sumter, tnterfered
very materially with business, and transactions
were Light The etert Of the intel!igence, however,
vas to cause an advance in breadstus Of all kinds,
and to rsndsr tho general matksts firm The offer
1pgs Of Flour we1s unusually light, and under
fair inquirg, prices advanced about 1oc per BIZ
about 1,7oo0 hrls having changed hands, 1t $z40R
Leo for tprtng extras, and *sso@aeo for Super.
ane-, Wheat advanced ac per buehel, with sales at
s4x@sse for winter recsipts No. Spring; SIX.
for fresh receipts do: and ss@s2kc for winte. ~
:ceipss No. 3 Spring closing firm. ,-orn
WAS In active request and ths market sr' LAW
higher-=w,th aales af winter reeeIp' :. Mi-sa % ~
ssess4c in store. Oats were a1sc .sxse1e ~ t,e,tsr
u GOO bushels being tod at 1sa ,s,1n w. v,,tar
rgpss No az =! ss y tho inside figure.
clover At saso@A o. .etta aaiet, With ~ sales Of
psosms ths y" .s7s but Lille Of Importance to
erIn ~ w. 49, <eaa4et for all kinds Of product Is
'1' 1'ft **~ = q {sa&eR7 II ppWnt.
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WARD NOMINATIONS.

ec2s7 RoR AAx.-Godey'a Laay's Book End
4zttur's Magazine for May; English papers
Of March 50 and the New York dai1ies Of F1i
a'y bare heen reeel-ed by John R. Wa1.h, cor
n<r Madison street aud Custom House Plrce.
MCs1cL UNION REuEARsA1.-There will be
arecearsl OF the Maeica! Union Society this
{Mondsyl erenlDg, In their Hall (Larnon
Blocz> atn K Ct o'clock. a full attendance
II desired.
KoNAlLx & CO. Godey's Fashion Book"
for May, "CorrhiI'' sna 81 Temple Bar" Maya
Zines for April, and late New York dailies have
been received At McNally l. Co.'s, 81 Dearborn
street.
RAscAL1TI.-The warehouse Of MeEsrs.
Newbury d Co., near the Ga1ena Railroad
bridge, was entered few nights ago, and tn o
valuable cooking stoves and 200 feet Of two
Inch rope was carried away.
BALE OF B1ooDEp srocK-on Saturday at
BoJington's Btable, In this city, Francis VII
kins, Esq, Of Syracuse, New York, purchased
d z. B. Roberts, Of Peoria, I'll, two blooded
stations, one bay, the other a eorrell, fol
a7e Thousand dollars, OF 81 500 each. There's
harteassh at premium.
TIE PUBLIC acHoo1s.-The Public Schools
. from Friday last have entered on two weeks'
vacation. In these days school children earn
thetr holidays, aud should be allowed time in
taa. Put hooks and slatea away for the period
and 60 In lt:la folks for good time. Mamus
will deelaze a hundred times that ahe caunoI
stand the racket, but she will remember he,
own yoong days, and abridge no whit Of yopl
holiday enjoyment.
TIE WEA7HER--The following is the rang.
Of the thermometer for the week as noted b,
by f. Z. O'Hara, at his drug store, No. 81
West Randolph, corner Of Canal street:
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On and after Sunday, the 18th, the trains Of
the Chicago nd st. Louis Railroad will leave
the West Side Union Depot as follows: Day
Express and Mail Except Sunday 9;15 A. NJ;
Night Express Except Sunday 9 P b.; Jol-
let snd Wilmington Accommodation, 4 P, Ii.
On the Chicago and Rock Island Railroad,
the day express and mail leaves at a. H.; the
night express at 8 2. II.
On the Michigan Southern and Laks Shore
line the Mail and Express train leaves at 6 4.
NJ; Eastern Express, s F. NJ; Detroit Ex-
press, 6 A II, and s P. NJ; Pittsburgh end
Philadelphia Express, S 4. NJ. and F..
Trains On the Chicago and Northwestern
Railway leave at 9:15 a. II. and $40 P. M
The Illinois Central trains leave at $50 4.
IL and $50 P. II. On Saturdays m aeeommo-
dation train will run to Urbana at $50 P N.
On the chicogo, Burlington and Quincy
trains leave at 8:45 A. Ii. and 8:45 P. II. Au-
r0ra accommodation at $50 P. N.
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COMMERCIAL,

SATURDAY EvzHHs, April 18, 1861.
Tha following ar4 the seeaIpt4 k1d shipments to.
ths past twenty T{our hon-s:
HEcEpTs.
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We have recaived q copy Of the Galena and
Chicago Union Railroad time table, to 60 into
effect Sunday yesterday noon. The princl.
pal trains on and after yesterday leave this
o;+1
, 1861-04-15


The Philharmonic Concert On Saturday
night was the Ecene Of thrilling ovation to
the Union and to our soldiers engaged in
maintaining it against such fearful odds. Mr..
Balatka took the audience BY surprise BY in
Producing the Star spangled Banner (not in
the programme(, and rs the first well known
notes Of the beloved anthem struck our ears,
they seeued to touch 3 chord in each heart
which all the other music in the world would
hay: failed to reach.
The house rose in one n1ass, and the heart
felt cheers followed, in mighty tones that fair
y, drowned the music. Again, and agsin, did
they resound, and when the orchestra finished
Its second repetition, the dear old f1sg WIS un-
furled from the stage to reception worthy OF
tone that it has been accustomed to for the
last eighty years, and such an one as, please
God, 1t shall receive for many year to come.
Three cheers for Maj. Anderson were then
called for and given with tremendous enthr-
siasm. Only one want was felt, and that wss
one that vas expressed By q fir girl at our
side, II only wish Major Anderson could have
heard thatt''
, 1861-04-15

The nomination Of Mr. Gindelle as member
of the Board for the South Division was made
unanimous.
Tbs balloting for member Of the Board
for the North Division gave the following
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ILLINOIS AND MICHIGAN CANAL.


Sr4,pp.ya NEw5.--The steamers Mineral hoeS,
Grnera1 Tavlor and Montgomery, loEg knoWn n
ths Lake Superior trade, Hul, NJ tEs 1a5Fa138n
, 1861-04-15

r OOK AT THIS. those
Afflicted with Stles. Iqaanraet~ry Rnen9atts3n, .3
Knees, Sore Feet Pin.p1es On tho Pace Rtasgcszns.
Cancers, an1 all running Sores cured or no nay.
:. 81. : HORSES, &C., kc4
VII 3. BROWN,
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AAA*A -'ss.s%ts .4ne
This ballot wsa found to hs too much Of q
good thing, the Number Of votes exceeding
the total Of delegates in the Convention. Tbs
ballot was therefore rejected.
4TH 1A1loT.
Kln&. ------..---..----.,..-.-.. "a
HuEl a
Jones'. .-...-...-..-......-''.-.- Is
Nj. Buell waa declared the UNANIMOUS
choice Of the Convention. The ne1t business
waa cho4ing candidate for
CITY COLLECTOR. ......
This proved to be quick work, a follows:
FRET 8111nT-- =:
J. n. C1ybouru. ..........-....---........ Il
John EA19f. s--s.-''-.--""". oo
John Raber declared unanimously nominal
ed for reelection.
: Ths following ballot was had:
- Geo. ". Wilson. 70
" sa.ass & S5ss1 1Hs,rsatind, is
1hs nomination oE Ml. Wilson wss declared
uaanin,ona g. - Z =
-"-. Pn11cx COURT CLERK. !,
The first ballot, With Ave candidates In tho
stald, resulted ss follows: ~~
FRET BA11o1- =. -.
+ f3eideamp- *1a
=. 30. bradley ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 81
Sp1HqA 4aasse--.- ...s-...... g. K
~ &&HA*sk.s- %ks.s5
u" - = ."s$ =: 4. s; : :'. =
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TIE WEATHER.--The following is the rznge
Of the thermometer for the week as noted By
by E. Z. O'Hara, at his drug store, No. 30
West Randolph corner of Caus1 sfreet.
, 1861-04-15

Cook County Teachers Institute.
The Teachers Institute Will meet in the
Hall Of the High School building at 10 o'clock
H. u. on Mondsy next.
The following gentlemen have been appoint-
ed committee to reeelve and assign places to
the teachers: ". WoodTard,, D. 8. Went
worth, B. r. cntter, a. G. Lane and A. n.
Merriuaan. Teachers upon their arrival In the
city will report themselves to the above COM
mites ut the High School
A free lecture will be given In the First Bap-
list Church, conner Of Laaal'e and Washing
ton streets, each evening during the week.
It IL expected that the lecture On Monday
evening will be delivered BY Rev. President
Burroughs Of the Chicago University. The
public are invited to attend.
The Hafbor Cha nnel.
On Saturday last, Capt. John Prindiville, ac-
companied by c. Z. Richmond, Esq, znd Cap
tains conkey, Beekwith, and Palmer, sailed
out Into the channel Of Chicago Harhor and
took Eoundings. The stsge Of water wsa un-
usually low, and yet on tho shallowest part Of
the Bar, there were 1211 fest Of water. The
hesrfnya will hA uu11iehes3 in a fAw 1ovs
, 1861-04-15

CTATEMENT Of the Couditi-.r
~ OF THE
MERCANTILE MUTUAL INSURANCE ca.

On tho tnisty.rxt ,ay Of December Leo made II liz
Auditor of tie State af I1tnel. NV
The NJ ne tss Gofapahy = shs Mercantile Au,t.I
II state of Nav Tafk. 20
Tos amo1ns .; is capital stock Il Sir Hnnt-.a
FortT. T.Sit Thonsaad Four Hnad1td po,,ars t'G
paid Qp -
, 1861-04-15

- See advertisement OF lizard Rubber Riggs
Truss''-has cured casss OF twenty years rtanding
n this City. ms181m
, 1861-04-15

THE UNDHRSTENE> OFFERS
L hituBa as an independent Eerocrl.1G tandldate
Works ,r,h Nhicass, ct :;lr request of Ha1y
frs i T., An! In opposition t. al csqae
Ckica=e, APRIL i, ISL: SAMUEL MCKAY.
, 1861-04-15

PROPELLER CoSNEcToH BETWEEN DETROIT
AxD BuFFALo.-The Michigan Central Rail
road, In connection with the Western Trans-
portstion Company, will have daily lire Of
propallers running between Detroit aud Buff
10 during the present season. The lire will
embrace over dozen prope1iers, all Of the
first class, and will sail promptly on the ar1i-
raj Of trains, thus afording excellent facilities
for the safe and rapid conveyance OF freight
and passengers between the two points.
, 1861-04-15

SxTayFHs :
Editors Chicago Tribune:
4 vote was taken On = candidate for Mavor.
In tho store Of 2. Palmer this afternoon, Whieh
resulted as followa:
, 1861-04-15

B Cook McLs1n, 90 Dearborn street, have
made their prica for cleaning and dyeing gents
Earmenta less than any other house In tho city.
81
, 1861-04-15

j CORN sEEI4s4G II.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-04-14

A LADY, YEARS OF ACE OF 90 ID SDU-
cation and rehocment dseres make the squantspcs
~ gentleman NJ MIDDLE age. with q visv 10 mstrtmony
Wealth no cbest but oompeteucy u dcsirabs snd refined
ence.
OK BRrDvsMATps AVID aRooxsMyN wANrBr-
- ~ couple about 70 be married, who hsve bu. fe~
freDds h. this city aud wish ~ be- hsndsmey united To
rtspt ctabe parties fair compcnssuon WIN DO given Ad
dress y. A. y, Herald ONCE,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-04-14
NEW PUBLICATIONS.

CoDYY FOR MAY. 1851 --or n SIXTH roUBLK Xxx
" tension Fssbion plse coored Lsdy 6disg and
NJ spring Fashions Could only pubhh Of tbs
tbonsas % letters and notices have eve, OF these
beauu ul fashions should be pleasrd readers Viii
the Q, this p, lie drawing and rs 90 orog II
would be pr Wy, even With figure Look At the lady
horeback-bow veil engraved, how well .o red Butter
Cups snd Dssee suparb sts craving sol able 70 the
Genius an engraving n great merit ing 81 the
Nheyrou Dress from the houe of MesNs Ste sRrt
Co New York IL In this splgns
coak from Brodie. For sale all The dealers