, 1864-05-09

than when any man Ia forbidden to work tor what-
man choose to lei bis goods al ! less price than
they arc tntTinsi calJ worth It is nobody's bas,-
ntef, provided he has come by them honestly, and
aentaton and fraud, it is tho business OF nobody.
Hsreis the broad fundamental Law Of freedom to
worker, employer. capitalist, merchant trader and
customer
LAKE. 6UPEn1on-NEw RoCTE--Dy the notice In
cur advertising columns 1t will be seen that Chi
cago have at last taks bold Of the subject OF
tie commercial relations Of this city with Lake Su-
rerior. For upwards oi fifteen Yenrs, Detroit and
Cleveland have nonopo]lzed this trade, and grown
rich out OF It. The dividends earned by mines on
that Lake, ard payable 70, 1874 in New York and
dollars The Superintendent Of thu Saul Ship ca
nal reports the raue OF the trade through that out
let. Ct some twenty millions. a large portion OF
vrlopnent can hardly be realized By ne who sec so
with lis daily line Of hrst c,sss steamers, hss been
Hut radical change il at hand, The Peninsul,
Railroad. 70 be done this summer, cuts "a 500
f1t sx not coareaisai ONE IL M aaa cec,1 :com nsrel exH
t1eJtr The uhole 0istriet Of Lake Superior.
The great drawback to trade In this quarter has
hceu The high rites Of freight, and this the Lake
yiate. -.
By contract with the Peninsula raIlroad for
~
steamers to The end OF that road on Green Bsy,
whit 1t will In few houra transfer the.aame across
70 Lake Superior At Marquette, and from thence
freight md passenger al he dIerent g poinss aons
the eouth shore Of Lake Superior Il Is the iatea-
resusr sgtm Sf e 10 sad 81
ports on Lake superior. ~ exists between this e;5
time can &c reduced nesfJ s. psr cent cent over tiose
vta the SAINT Canal, and the effect will be seen IN
an immediate and immense increase OF trade With
this city.
With these v.ews the Directors, very properly,
prefer to have the capital necessary, (which Is
he ts al S
appreciated, by liberal support By our CONNER
Gal men, such namts ~ J. G. Fargo, J. u. Bowen
enseprss M Vii BE- ssS vi es1sa o4 sai
1ndiciously managed. Let the capitol Of the Lake
Superior Forwarding Company be fully taken il
our city as q matter Of local interest and pride.
ALLEGED R1o1.-On Saturday afternoon Harrl-
eon Newhal1- G. S. Butler and:uenry Knipp, were
charged. before Justice Brown. with rlot npon the
complaint OF Joseph Beck. saloon keeper On
Randolph street. The circumstances Of the case
were briefly as follows: Aessrs. Sewhall t. Stesl-
ing have the leasing ofthe building on the north
east corner OF Randolph and Dearborn streets, now
and 6y Joseph Beck as a saloon These parties
as .a dbh eP SbR Rsmfs s Nam uP ss
prtmises occupied By Mi, BECK, to Nj. Corbfn. a
q 70 he ~ss IN
debted to NeWhsll Sterling to the amount Of s59
M lor one en- months rent and tbs sum be refused 70
second .ease for he considered that having bought
$500 worth Of imp ovenents, and sa,00o worth OF
Distress warrant for the amount Of $50 was there
Epcn itsIed and placed In the hands Of Constable
keeler, who leyled upon and took Of tho
hy}jF 81 EEfk E{hrf4
AT tie eonclus!on Of these proceedings he pa,a
ths and de- e9ss apd then to PIT
But In THE complainant was resisted, though after
considerable trouble he succeeded in replacing his
counter and several othcr fxturcs and locking m
tie house, when he sxoTe out warrant against the
leading parties r.o had opposed him, charging
them Will riosoas behavior. Before Justice Brown
the accused wnired examination, and were held in
boEGs Of 500 each for trial at the Recorders
Court.
BEs1NEes Ex1ESsIoS.-Itis is an indication of the
prosperity Of t1y TINT lis merchants are prosper
ous. Chicago may well Claim to be the most flour.
ieh'ng of cities. She Is growing wonderfully.
Her tzadctmcn find that their warehouses, which
short year ago were amply sufficient for their opc-
rations, are now much too limited tor their in
creating bneinese, aud they are reduced to the al
teEnatise Of turning awny their customers, or of
| puslne down and building larger. We know Of
II ths dng t9 do
carrying on the zane busineas ia different parts Of
the city. The house Of Banford & Baldwin il
cnse IN point. This 1Em have Just received the
extensive agency for the city and State ofthrec
large publishing houses Alexander l. Co. Barclay
4 c., and bradley d Co.. OF Philadelpn1a, whose
rnhltcatlous 1uclnde. amoug Others, the works of
T. s. Arthur: and other popular authors. As nst-
Ernl result Of these. among other business conuec-
hd%n sr have esy g
the TWO storee. Noa. 1a5 and III Monroe street i'm
mediately west Of their present establishments at
about the lareest establiabent of the lind ID The
men like Meesrb. Bamford & Baldwin deserve the
etoek is large and well selected. md they sell on
liberal terms. These facts shonld induce satisfac-
II The worEs Of Arthur are meeting with = larger
sale among Railroad news men. aud gin book
houses, than perhaps any other works In exist
ence.
FAMILY MFELlc1T1Es.-On Saturday morning,
Anna D. Daring, respectfully dressed German
woman, and August Daring, her son, lad OF nine
teen or twenty, were charged before Justice Cuth.
bertson with threatening to Kill William Daring,
an old man Of about sixty years Of age the hus-
serted that for two yeare he has been living Ia
etant danger from the threats OF his wife and eon,
but for the defense, 1t was alleged that notwith..
staDan9 hts aning that t%s hs has been
l
habit OF constantly abusing his better hall SO that
his mother In order to obtain further evidence.
the case was continued until Monday. defendants
giving bail for their appearance In bonds OF $500.
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Ds.Js,.1 s.s.a. :. 49,. 49, ~ nn.
u,n,s NJ ~ $500. - Ms.aSsa.a, ps,,.o o%ss. w.
an. W ,.sa Ho ~ s,@s-Ia =, ouee, n,et .n
50" the n1e WIS 'ne turning III Ine rear OF the
basement OF the furniture store. The basement
WIS filed with eeaE rnss, hair and Varnish. and the
aames once Eeil among II coqld not De dtslodsed
nn they nad nnleneo tneI #oFK. Ihe utmost e1es-
occupied by essre. Egeicatou and Buifnm.
CRUSHED TO D1A1H.-cotonet "aenef yestef
Gay heid IN Inquest upon niue boy tafee Yeafsot
age fon o' .. noopes' h.oue cu... hs'us ne4i
G'aceland Cemetery. The facts elected on tbs IN
| quis:tion were that during the absence Of the
work1Den from the stone yard on Saturday the de-
cseted knocked away with the hatchet the prop
fupPoflns u ~ up1 EnI posaMou la1ge Cutp
on me ehn9. ka1lng Nm angtansiy. fnejor5 re-
'uteu 'e' 'As' - A~>.0e.-A. .EMN 0e"*4'
JorRxEf1E1 misunderstanding OF the Chicago
ynnrnermen Dakets' Protective Union vas held on
cs,r-s.v ora,fr, a. tbeJr nan Nn.ss weat Pan.
49,. ~ 10 sh.ta- ,ha p.as;da.. os.,.