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The wlnona and St. Peer Railroad.

4 h0 ~ IHOuA anu Sts 3ES61 A4HAA oANs
fFrom the Wlnoua Republican, 2fst1
AS there are numerous vague reports In
circulation relative to the resumption Of
work on the line of the Wiuo-a and st. Pc
ter railroad, come Of which are wide Of the
truth, VIC have taken some pains to find out
the lacts from reliable source, with tho fol-
lowing result: The grading on that por
tion OF the line between Rochester and Man
tory1lle hns been resumed. md Col. DeGraf
i Co., the contractors, state that they Will
have the road ready for the iron to S1a1tor-
Vile ly the 1st of September. II Is yet IN
certain, however, whether the iron can be
procured to Lay the track even that distance,
tbe present Eeason. The COMPANY arc dis
postd to make every reasonable hasrla;e to
of the consolidation Project, heretofore al
luded to, left them entirely without the iron
which they had reason TO believe would be
at their service. and the ceason is now SO far
advanced that it would be very difficult to
obtain tbat.Ecou.modlty from Europe, where
mesttc market, In time 10 make 1t available
for the xutumn and early winter transporta-
ton. Nevertheless 1t is now believed that
at least q sufficient quantity will be obtained
from some soutce to put the road In running
order as far as Mantotville, while 1t Is not
wholly improbable th6t even Owat7nua may
Jet be reached before the close Of the present
year.
In behalf OF the public interests We trust
that these favorable expectations may be
real;z:d. The road has become m 1mpern-
tive necessity with the agricultural and com
every mGnth that the extension Of the road
Is delayed not only increases this necessity
but materially adds to. the bur dens which all
classes Of our people hare to bear For these
reasons, Us well as On account Of the welfare
Of the load itself, 1t Is to be hoped that no
0F n TN9v IN
delay the prosecution of an enterprise 80
greatly needed.
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LOUIS ELEVENTH.

Lat night, kean tppeAred In that character
In which OF all bis mAse1iy tmpetsouatiouB he Is
Eost truly g1e.t shn Of Lou!s II. In some
others bis advancing yesrs may have sspped the
ylgcr OF his action AMI even ehadcd hts ment.i
| power, hut in this b. 1a.es 10 the height OF
dramatic pestectdon-it quits him perfectly, md,
10 the effects Of The most careful study Of the NUT
aGaittoaal power in his rendition Is gwen by hts
veal nets. The play IL one Unfamiliar to ouT peo-
ple..it wss ADOPTED from the F1enth especially
country at least, has ever attempted 1t ere this
Hereafter the actor mnst be yefr ho' and able Or
very insane, who would dare 70 follow Kean In 1t,
cents and what theatrical people term sse1ceilert
eftuAtrons, y which all tuVe TO develop the one
great central character q the King. This is the
What gem It lei Like the 1oagic,an'1 Jewel which
hsehed death to who overlook I'd upon its tatal et
;er; tbe character Of Losia " is wholly b,lsfal
orgood !. oi.celn,bl in that mon1trcus chararer.
ae is peIddlons, malignant. dtatolically cruel.
revengtfnlr and devoid Of parenlar atzectlon, aud
dfnon, are hs cowsid1y terror Il the 'n mess nu r.
thought Of 1esth ana hts Blind superstition, Hts
thirft for blood 10 unQDentbahle, and he would
sae snd Il Rsas ..
cowstdly fear OF death and 4 nope Of bsrg gltaing
with Heaven for life drives hina to his contes sur
in this, Nj. cathcaFt carried Of thc hoaofs' IL.
oi Due Dc Tsmoa1s, be nelited Tie hi highest issss
mat he Wss iniy appiec cited by bis audenee. %
wns also applauded. .-...
ton Of the ENJOY from Charles OF Burgundy, tie
Count de Etftlst, Due de Ns1netsrs IN dlsgnlie,)
his perfdious profes sions Of friendship f6r that
e1eent'oner. for ihe ASSASSINATION Of he Envoy, w
Interrupted by bis fetvent prayers dnyDg The toll
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would row siy that Chaplain vas useless sp.
He then NJ give eenerou, statement Of the n!c.s.
tnrs wheh the Chlis.isn conmisston had csnies.
| red upoo the ttEy. md sat doEa aoldst loud
cheers.
1T "Ths 6 chsi.:..n a. co=n!s.soa-rhe Religion ol
B. F. jacobs bslicved they hsd found ont By
| their owu e1pericnce that the Christian Comm!s
e.on WA the tf.h wheel IN the battery. The last
time he met them they gave him d7g torn RI arly
/ to threds ltwls Oh the battle he:d whilst tie
thrt Was Tying and the cannon rosr.uz-out he
bad thst AZ ,tsn I'D nes1. To- Keep It q long
was called the religion Of bread :snd butter
md nAty Of them could prove 1t for they bad
realized It. Be found thattt W7s bad f1r that
ans soa Flse e
| He could tell them they had nothing but
hard tnck or that occasiou, and not bite OF the
religion Of brad aad butter. a did nos grum-
sou- Il had done noble work. It was The seli-
the living and niplstesed to the dying md he
wanted tEcm moi to forget that; not to forget
that they ha1 touls a. well ss bodies - be ssred
5hey bad fought very, very btaFely in the ts!d.
Col; Wood, at The t.emenaoas b.tle Q! Ftauklta.
!eEr much to via ii. That was great honor to
hare said atont them. Scarcely eresttr thing
son;d sn,.1 !, BE- Is .aid; But tbey had tt smother
each one Of them soul 10 be saved. ne hoped
sls9 nst hat = .hey wsre going hong they Would
e:cn ard AZ have happy home. Th:y ought 10
ssy were no sazat .ie.s5 g. nifsf IL aaa
been up and down the country getting
m5%nsy 2, 1 fot he soldiers, and he eou'd
they ranst not let them visit II they were not
married they ought to gst married. and k:ep a
sosd i snd Plona house. ae sincerely wished them
mortal 1nteresta. It weu'd ba hard indeed il ,hey
who had eaTed the Union we're not saved than
eeivee; BE cotcluded hy Wish NJ Them every
o1n fss 1ne Other thing" what the
Ibe Mayor hen vacated the chair to Co.
ass, DoSta saa 1ads f. So,s goed night: Tie 81
"Ch.taeo, the home Of the boJs." FSA
cspt- White said that fonr years ago they et.rt-
Sa s. cef,Es %s .S.sns ss tn II Fss
'ss the "ais o ~ 6ss .1ss,. sss,
ssee5ed re- ap;P,sea ", ae Eas only wesk
tor .hen te 80 home, and al looked 10 ch,e sso,
fsop t,E , which thsy had received large aonattont
Th feelings e ,1e ~ thots OF ron fpf bis @2.her
snd a.se., hsd The battesy received
from Ehiesgn: md the.e kind
dltrs. Ard now that The war w wss oyer, ,Sey
uryeEss Battery As.oeissien wateh hsd done so 50
been referred to-the dead shey {,bs % soidiers} a5
lett to speak for themselves. They 1ere el,d to
enter npcn The arena Of life unte more rs cutz.ns
band & citizens Who would BE- ready to 70 with
tht N in a! good works and ways, and be hoped
they wou!d not be found unworthy OF The conf
denee and regard Of The gopd city witch had
4 soldier rose IN he bali corporal canh.n) an4
made lev appropriate remarks, At tue end Of
orr e,s,l s1d religion. libes{ty !"
lepss 70 E e% hsssy sly the
He believed be eould eay thzt he Id never DE-
, 1865-06-29
eI Lou1H Hl&TActs
Especial Din AtCh to tia Chicago Tfibpn


VOL. St. LOUIS. June y. 1sGA
ToBAcco-UEchBrged-G Green fugs n ao35 ". tac
tory do *stc@6 70; planters do f63cess Is; eomnon
shipping lrAf *s5osl2,sos medium do &ta.1ss zoo;
ccumrn manufacturing leaf SIS .soG: Il D. nellnn
do ~ cnt29 60; good do sss Is 100 rs
GHA1N-Theat-T market fenains 1ot5s a1d un-
chA8sed. 6a,es Include 1s2 sacks Common fall At
&l13 ~ do fs1r tsl ut &l.25; 19s do good tai at
$to; Il do As sl2 1852 do In lots NJ 5tSs; 46o do
prime 1t 4l4o; 61 do eaeics at 81 H. cosn saaug
en- slcce yesttrday. sa'es wera 2.s saeSs mixed at
15c l.so do mixed and yellow IN rarious lot. st Soc
bu. DAts-Ma1ket irregular And business snsll.
eaet were 1stsaces at Sic; 1s7 do at 52e $50 do At
Sc; and 50 do .. SIC Rye-saies 800 sacks at SOC y
blshel.
TnIsKr-l,s b1ls Of whisky scld 1t SS2.os per
gallon.
FL1CH-Tta demand for sRpef continues. Other
nsi DO r lets snd ps1t delivered at SD: lo do At
ia lnsp cted y 79 brls do tn lots delivered At
"a rs; = hels double extra talye1cd at $685. and
4 nNY7rN 5f< tt f1rl
, 1865-06-29

long a. ceuet are granted to this cla,a Of men
lorg Will laEe:nles. roooesies and eusohnes te Of
daily and nightly oecurrenee. Inc professional
tsE.e.es srd the keepers Of ttese low and inhmous
Nhtn either IS arrested, the co-pa.tners CONS to
the rescue. and ei,hs. psJ the fine OF through the
ehfcanerJ Of petlsoR glng lawyers secure their re-
feste. 4 nore effective blow for the destruction
Of this class OF huuan ve1mln conld not be given
Ii 81 IN the refusal Of granting them LICENCES,
, 1865-06-29
The Clinton, Cednr Rapids aud Nlla-
suurl River Railroad.

The progress OF th1s road has astonished
everybody. One of the last projected in the
State, 1t Il now one Of the longest, most Wig
orous and best conducted: II already stretch
in Boone county. distance Of $50 miles.
And 1t stops not there. At the meeting Of
stockholders In Cedar Rapids, last week, 1t
WIS resolved to proceed forthwith TO put uu-
der contract the division OF the road between
Bo. ne and the Missouri River, with view to
have the bridge over the Dcs Mo1nes finished
before January 1st. 1865. and the whole road
through 10 the Missouri river by January
1st, 1867, If possible. Success to real energy
and enterprise, say vel Wish the II.
& ". 4. Il. Co. had more Of this go.ahead
spirit.
, 1865-06-29

ust's h.sIn, which endear Themselves to us by tho
poetic heant5 spd soul which they contain. The
wb1, TOO, has fnrniIhea msuy theme fog tho pen
c,. md the et'rrrE scenes Of the fsht, the m1gch
ras. Most Of them IRE IN oil, aud, to The credit
beth Of the artists sud the collection be IL sa!d no
really bsd p ctures hase been donated to the FtIr
our citizens with theit accustomed tasts and lfb
trzlty ssslst IN closing ont this finale Of The great
Fair. The exhibition Of these works Of ari will
tie hour befS1e named for the termination Of he
sole
, 1865-06-29

B Calhoun county, alIch., Is one of tho
finest In the State, not only in IN agEicultu-
mi point OF view, but also as a manufacture
ing, horticultural and stock. growing county.
with those beautiful lakes for which MtchI-
ean as State Is nosed. The most remark
able feature Is the numerous towns, of which
Marshall is the largest, containing about
5000 fnhabitsnts; Battle Creek, 1900; ;.Al
bion, $500; OHvet, 1900; beside Marenso,
towns. Ii has two col1egee, one at Albion,
under the patronage Of the Mcthodists, and
the other 1t Oliyct, conducted by the Con-
g1cgatlonal,sta.-N Tribune, 31st.
, 1865-06-29

sslea 900 bu 1t 81 z1 o. calh. and slos b. o. Jsy
10th. 0sta quiet. Sales 60 ba II +6kc on tssck.
Wheat market At Tbs NewhAl' Roaso tbs ev,nnz
dull and Ic lower. eAles Is GOO hu No 1t u G6A@
1 e. closing II Sl.lS.
, 1865-06-29
NoTfhs " eAteFu RAlF-xIArdwaFe and
Cutlery Department.

Ihf following donattons IN c3s1 anu goods afe
reported BY william Blair, Chairman OF che Com
m,tiea on Ibis department:
GasA-Park, McCnrdy / Co, ritsebussh, 500 !;
Pht lpe. Dodge i Co., New York, *l00; Douglas
Axe Company, Boston, as; Cat!in Z se5ton.
do, $40; L.nsbee and NORTH, do. e10l; MArkIey,
All1nE q Co., DO, {lc0; SeherRer& : Bse1kcy. 90,
/ c., do, sie0: Whippie fi:s MISUNDERSTANDING
Company, do. $50; Gseenbaum Sons, do, k51; A
R. = g. Y. M,itr, da, ~; 1saae GEesa6aun, Do,
ron i Gardner M.nu'actu1lng Company, NeW
York, $1tD. Tota1, 81 29S-7o.
Goeds-c}eme1t EonegaEt lndianspolis, Ind,
Britain, Corn inyt} = Of hinge, s1cs rs; j. Rus.
". D. Fcsies, Grand Rapids; Mich, doz axes,
ssSie T. I'D sad oa5 T. es 9y soss ST. Ssi
David W1dsvo1tb, Auburn. N. T.. 10 dos scyther,
oeit si eatf, s9e9 Sss
jackson, Mich. bia sgEle1ltnssI, implements,
3lss -: clsrl!e Ir1ess. Chicago, lyory cutsry.
n;cies sso;s RsFsaa s;'fs &c ssfss e.
webb. Haes0n, u. <, j circular plane. IS !;
s,sss' 5,asss , 't 5:.k Ssc Co. Ell e. rss,sn aasss
Iowa, invoice tash hoek., ti5i y. 4 l,ald: s
Qst,da &C, Community one'd. al xsSs9nts fs Msw
kewlore, Chicago, Iii. marhtnist ham-
ne!, as; chsdeief = Tyler, Chicago. j gross
taLle knivte, Els; Charles Parker. Mertdan.
Stone i Co.. Chicago, j g1w GUNNER, $50; branch,
Ctookes Co., Chiesgo, circp 4 saw, el5; q.
5on*s P:e. chie.eo .nv9iss vii Wire i GOODS Ill
II. W. Booth 1 Co., Cincinnati, Ohio, inyot .
pocket entesy, t100 Doltnste,d, Kind = Coz, n
u, invoice sc,s.o1e. <s5: r. Hunt 4 Sons, Chi.
l'f, Ind, lnvo,te laws. z4s.7a- Totsl good.,
fL954G1.
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NoyEY-Ea-y At 415 rtr cent.
GoID-Un cttled an lover. ootnsnK 81 Ill. de-
cnink to 49, a1d closns II fssx. Tota! exports Of
spccie to~uay Sio, ,u1.
OOr1aENIsr a1ocEs-Ective aud nrua'1; 50,
coupons 1GSfs do nav Aauu 1851; TfeasUf ras
san. 49,. -
s!ocHs-Haavy and du!t; =; tsl+ad s9X; E r. Wayns =
Ptt6;H: MaTlposa lsY; Quicksilver SIX AtlsEMc
E:x Eff 5eN; Hudson 1os; keaaing sA1: Tenn 81
, 1865-06-29

NEW foRK. .f1ns ..
AT the aut!on sails Of Pitts n cual to-dsY. tht fol-
lowing wcrr II. p!irss. showing ~ .hv.nee Of tEon
stoye 81 =; chs tnnt s5,De At tho iats OF Ecrun.
ton coal. tee prtees wsre Steamboat s7o 4 ass!iae
cline Il E0e; e21 1850, m adv sncs OF &c; stsv.
s7.E0. aavanceof DC: c1tskaut 1dGo, neclne:of
iDr
, 1865-06-29

HUYIAIQt Juud =,
FLurn-pull and easier.
ERAfN-Nheat heavy, ana 1t4ttt'Y any dem snd
Corn dr, peIt{e3 ap.it. Oats nfm held at 6oc+ nnd
sgc bid to ar,tve. Barley and Rye noain1t'
WultKY-Iractive knd nominal ,.,
tASAL F3kisH7s-1o New fozk-Wheat. l4hc'
Com. Ex8l7Ac: Oats &c
IxrohJa-Fiour, SIS; Whrat, ao,1s.
fANAL LExfos1s-W heal, So 119; Corn, T,@'o: oats.
, 1865-06-29

DrARaoRA sE1KASI.-The annual exercises
Of this tnst1totiou take place this afternoon 1t
O'Clock. Add,ess BY Rev. T. N. Eddy. Dr..
, 1865-06-29

PhtIa&efphEh Market
FuILkpGEf9HA. tJne 3.
TLorA-ve.J Gull and no proseeet of any eha59ns,
GkAIN-WheAt au'st. Rad u 1sAt sat white y "
a2.s0- Euin nrm At sse2%1.Go I4s Ju1ow. Oats dull
Mt 73c
1lsNoy1slDA+EIKN.
Wn1skY-puI At $2.r611lo.
PElhoLKuA-FMm. cIute 1ss2fc; r nntd 5,@.3c;
free 7a97Yc, and bayeIa tuand \ reductlo1.
, 1865-06-29

Toledo nlnrAcf.
ErnLEpo:J1ne II
GRArx-whcat 1fasa lower: asles oI sm-c M!ent-
gsp At u At; red Wabs n AZ Il 1 sdx. Cora dull,
~ ~ At &c tnr mixed, o is 1u1e1 and Eeld Al 5lc
LAKE. FEE.dnTs Finn 1t 3hc t:r whtAs to B1fIo
md TIC 10 Qsweg1.
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baltimore MARKET.
BALfIxpEK. Jnre q.
FiopE-DulL ...-
aaAIS-Wheat sasc tew.E. Corn declined &c yel-
low acArce and nominal
FRovfsI. 1s- Quiet
NulsXT-sl:m At x2,19.
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szArx AND CorHr1 TA1Ee-The County
Tfessuser is about making costs for uupaid taxea,
md II II advisable for all who tave taxes to pay
to attend 10 1t a. once.
, 1865-06-29

uP-H.idge. Atnunto.
pews-Merrimsc, Ward, Jones. Ssusgess, NArtin
Jacirto, York StA:e, Lore Star. Rsc1ne Marty
BaHey.
ia ehusN
, 1865-06-29
wJELCOME TEE RETURN OF
Skiff & Gayl0rd's hiinstrels.

The 0:eAt Eastern Troupe At sraih i N11ons Hall.
4.h ano ath. also Tuesdsy Afternoon, 1oly .fth As
~ e'eieek Ias eonrs Y a.o 9ow rs:9ss,na , 1eot
evtrtnown IN the h,s,oty Of hlnst1eisy EveEytsln9
ficktts. 80 cents. Gallery 25' ceats. sKIFF 4
GAYLORD. Ma-agesA aad P1oRrtetots~ g Z. R1ou-
AE;sEH, A. ztpt, te23tU4 st3p
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MeVICKER'S THEATER.
Nl MONDAY, JUNE 20.
KnRaRsmett OF tn 1snowned AFtistea,
Mr. and Mrs. Charles, He1an.
FOR Six HI9IITB 0HLYi
PR1c7s OF ApMssIoS.-Dcess Circle and Farquetta.
II. secrtud 9eAts 81 cantS exuA. ID Clfcle, 5Nt.
6Alt Of seat1 viii Co nmenca on Mond.y, June 18.
81 10 H. II any one uRnt or tho whole enxaka-
ne0r. oRpAR OF Pxz1oHMASuxs:
Thu.odhy-HaM MLEr. -
Ftttay-BKNKFIF OF ME- and MRS KEAN
Fnt lICzy- Lat Light positively OF Nj. A:4 Kea1.
~ Ine1e en-. eni s1tis:e. VIZ eea1p22r.e9, in -
CATHEART. Mr. G. EYKEET. And Aits CHAPMAN,
nom Tho Loudou Thea thu fo1mnk tho Zrt$sest
conenation Of dramatic Talent seen In the Test-
te11h1k II
, 1865-06-29
LOCAL MATTERS.

Hiltonss Insoluble Cement. For
the beet aid to economy that the hnusekeeper can
have. It is IN liquid torn. and iosolable in
water or oil. i vilf adhere oily substances CON;
manniacturers use, hou two ounces to ons hun
5set portds Sold everywhere: Hilton, Bro. q
Co, p1oprteto:s, Providence. r. I. Agents in
Chicago, Lord Smith. my'Sl6737m-th*saft III
Deutl.tr5-NelucrdP Pr4ces--Ds. ToHner
makef splendid artlhcial teeth q S1a ~, and
saD, 167 Dearborn street. oppodste Poatotfce.
jtesc1'3 GtWeThSATuThsaf.
GO to the BeEa.--so To Hr5Aat u et.stto1's
:.rac4eal tus.1e:. e1ucaton, o. to hscome good
, 1865-06-29

Han.
EcTrcKEAH TuEATEn. .-usElet with the great
kean combination.
TIM BAcHnoa's Pic ZIG is postponed to FRI
day {to.EpTroW.1
, 1865-06-29

CHICAGO ux1rrRt11I.-Ameettng Of the mem
bers of tie Boasd Of Trustees for the Chicago
University viii be held !: :he Parlor Of the Tre-
non, House, this morning at ten o'clock.
, 1865-06-29

FInrE-YttJ Gull. Sl.es 100 hrs country Y
sprilg at 4s.4e- -...
GAA1s-Wheat st9sc 1owez. Receipts Il. .ooa tu
, 1865-06-29
THE DANFONTlI GENERATOR,
A Novelty in Mechanics.

We Witnessed in operation yesterday At the yu1-
cau Iron Works, new form Of steam engine, the
1nvenuon OF Mr.. E Danforth, which appears u be
cue Of the grestest novelties in mechanics Of the
pref ent nge Its great feature Ia the substitution
Ola "Genesator," Of the form of an oniate spher
old, for the aue boiler hitherto IN use, BY which
/, u claimed fve Important advantages are gained
over the old system, VIZ: positive security against
explosions, I dtcreate Of at least one half In e1-
pt Dec, ehving Of one quarter IN fuel, aud great
economy IN space uccupled snd In freight. As far
II IL posslbIe to judge from single visit to It
vhenat work. MT. pantotth's engine does accom-
spoken OF ie thirty incht. in diameter and three
riches IN thlckness. When this Ia brought
10 high hsat water IL letted into 1t aud
instantly converted into steam which passes into
use ss In aLy epKipe employing the orainiry due
II IA IN passtnc through the sp1inkler-lkc end Of
.he pump. at once becomes steauff the Intensely
liz aied chamber. Thit steaa, he!n9 euper- -heatea
gives power three times a. rrrAt rs that pro-
81 work IL horizontal one, With cylinder Of nut
i've inches diameter, with clsht-:nta stroke, but
with the snper. heAtad steam employed, Ia cLcn-
lated to bare 6ttetn-horsc power. The guage In
dicatsa leu pounds pre:scre. but the engine has
be Of bearing strain Of 10 pounds. there Ia nh
TO utely 10 Danger whatever ct explosion. The
eltsfe weight Of engine and generator, to but one
ar 4 hslf tont, while m engine with fue-boller,
hasinE the tatne power, Won Weigh three and 4
half tons.
At The time Of our visit The power WAS being
employed In rr!vtng one OF Furcm.n Ms - 1sou clad
tufr stone" mills, which was grinding corn at
the rate OF twenty bushels per hour.
rDf we9. eans h.,e T. ssnss ssy a,
tn call and fnfpett for themselves.
, 1865-06-29


House struck by Llghtnlng-The dwe!-
1!r9 of d. B. PInkhaul, Ksq., aN south Des.
piaines It,, VIE ttrnek By lightning on Saturday
{ast. dong serious damage, tho dusd leaving the
iron rod It the water trough. End escaping into
the house. This was esaasd By the inet{3sieaey @
q! the Ion rod to ea1rJ of the charge: Ws 4, lre
P4'ept en Copper Scroll lightning rod hls tg<nty
tn<s the capacity Of the l,rtest tEon rod IN use,
and f5ty prf cert. more than any other copper
rod. lightning l. q dangerous element, and 70
prevent ii lrom 5sussin9 life and property. n; ne
best rod ia The ehesPssL TT c,bonn
;eaSeSa7l ii ". TAHSEB, Agent.
Trv nr. Blcknell,s syrup. It cures
pysenteYy, Dtarrhes. Cholera Morb1s, Pain Or
Cfaup In Stomach or Bowels. It cont ains NO w.
attt. Reliable, safe and pleasant For sals by al
Druggists. 1nl&5m tutnsa
Paper Hangipgs, Painting, CalctnintRg and
Glazing, At F. E. Hgby'5, 81 Randolph street.
Tnh1A AfTN-1ra
, 1865-06-29
M Il Il II L.


Ir ths city. the 18th in1t:. q. 81 James Church
By ,hc Rzv i Cole. ANUS CoE OF Rlpon. #is
, 1865-06-29

FInz ALARx.-Comp1aint are numerous, that
IN c1ees Of recent Gree in city, the Fire Alarm
Te1eglaph has worked deteeuveiy, aud THAT the
drentn havn be.n thrown or the track In seversl
instances. This fsstEue, but We appEeheud The
difficulty TO lie, not 20 much with the telegraph
az With the persons who give the Harm. The an
herities ha.e inst published tor the infofDkt,
of those ejvi1g the alarm, definite directions what
to do, and hCW 10 do It. with a Ast of the tlgnal-
boxt sud heir location. These may he obtained
tfiee) At the PpItee stations or e5Elne.honses.
Ne ,cputlleh the Instructions; they snoui bo
read a. widely as possible, and remen hcred.
They are headed, Directions to key cy-ho.ders.'"
Upon the discovery Or positive tnformailoa Of
"A fire nsnr 3uus s:Gnal box. unlock the door and
tuln the crank slowly and steadily about twenty
five times thin walt few moments. and II you
hear no ticking in the bog or alarm Of the large
bells, tuIn as hefu1e until YOU hear the a!ern,.
Ctstc turning a}ter the bells have struck.
Never open the boz, or touch the'erans except
in esse OF ire. -
Never e!ppa1 = nre seen ata distnee.
Be eure your boz Is locked before leaving IT,
Never let tho key 60 ont Of your possession,
unless 10 como responsible peteun for the purpose
of giving m siaru, or when called for by the Sd
perlntendcnt.
bell. North Market bell, bells in towers On South
Clark street, Blue 1slsnd Avenue. Efabee street,
and on the coDxs In al the Engine Houses.
The number of the boz wilI Be ttrurk thus: II
the s]arm eones from box s, the bells and rones
will ttr1kc s, 5. II from 25, strike s-5, Is. II
from 125, 1-7-5. 1-7-5, &C.
, 1865-06-29

ATTENTION, Is1n.-There will be 4 meeting Of
The 18th Illinois. this tThu,ed.y) evening, June
etb. 1t Ps1lDr No. fremont uouee, to make ar.
rJnpemcnta Tor cetebfat1l E the Oh Of July.
, 1865-06-29
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NOL. WOODS HUSRUM NJ.
OIL ]. 3. .MAEbfff
4. y. BRADLEY Director Of AMu8csutr
THURSDAY EVENING, Juns 29h.
VIII ba praen,ed tho k1est Frtr ch DramAo!-
ROMANCE OF j POOR YOCdC aiN,
With great cast.
Friday, Den1ns Of MR. GEO. sTRvKSs. Lesdtr OF
tho UrCheA1Ta-
, 1865-06-29

UaIy8RerrI or CHIcAoo-CoxaENcExEE1
The annual commencement exercites OF the
University Of Chicago, will be held this afternoon
in Bryan Hall, commencing 1T O'Clock. Tho fol.
loving ID tht order Of e1erci.es:
Mueic. Prayer. Music.
Individuality" Edward Il. Refbe, Chleago.
"Progrets otSciencc."C c. Hos ettes, Mt Carroll.
"American Literature" Lucius c. Jones, Chicago.
Music.
$e.1ss $esss { =. |sa'lnsn Massey, Norris
TSeaess,. TSsse e. William l. Pierce. hyde Park
"westsrn charae1er,.".., Joshua Pike, Barry
Mutlc.
aSacrcd Poetry,r. j. Rouley, Wheeling, ". Va.
Muelc.
"Couditlors Of Succees")
law class. J. Il. Rowell, Eureka.
Ma:tcfh OFatiou.
'Men,al Dieci-
pine, The tYu.
tndofStudy." Jonn 8. Msb.e, a. B., Delvlderc.
Music.
Address to the Graduating Class. by tho President
CpufeFIiDg Derfres.
BehfdlCtsOn.
In the evening there will be social reunion at
the uniyer1ty. ProL Amaea Mccoy; BY special
rsqutst will re prest Mt and enllven the occasion
by reheAretls and readings from the Bible and
ShskepeaIe.
, 1865-06-29

sApnArH SCHOOL Fcs1c.-Tbe Sabbath School
Of tie First Presbyterian Church, Rev. Dr.. Huu-
phrcy, pastor, Will tike their annual picnic rail
rasd exc u1s3ou 10 Ly0pe, on the c., B. & RI,
or SATURDAY train to leave at T. m.
, 1865-06-29

Enthusiastically morning Patrick Flh-
eimmons wss charged in the Pa.iee Court with The
larceny Of $140 The properly 6g returned soldier
named George O'Brien. CBzien int1usted the
monty to the, care Of Mr.. Fltzsimuons, from
tquanderinE his ill.gotten gttns Il drink. Fltz.
simmons was held fn1 t1ial In the RecorJer's
Court In Eouds OF $500, and committed In default
nFr hail
, 1865-06-29

11puol IIcExaEs-The pnblic welfare densnes
that in the granting ofhcenses the greatest judg-
rcutEhoulo be exercised as to The proper parties
to whom they shcu1d be given. II IL \ well known
fact that the ruoet dssteputa5e and reckless char
scters sre now applying for permits. Already
ihe.e Is a eurp!ns Of low tens indirectly 1estd-
mlIed 10 carry On a buIfness connected With tue
ye1 ding Of liquors which 10 blot and diegstce
ut On sUttety. II IL In eucE plases that ihievcs.
carIoters ond ptnps shelter ard secrete them
ness perutt1.tors ans IL to ''n fntse Saunt. and nd
here in cells ard double walns-
tp,ting are Eecur.ly ltd sway hy
be pgrprtetort, uhay cf whom a1e In league with
, 1865-06-29

WoxEN AND CuuDRx1's HosP11L. The
Trustee, OF the Women and Chiltren1s Hospital
arc seQue.ted 20 meet this afternoon at three
O'Clock, at the Hotpf|a,, No - Rnth street. The
~ laws will tie brought before the Board Tor up.
tbfDy1f.