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The following We4teEn Patents were i4sned from
,ha Tinted States Patent Odce for the week ending
January 16, 1856. "a reported BY g. L. chapln,
Solicitor OF Patents, Chicago, Ill:
Grain Separator-E. C. Patterson. Chicago, IL.
sugar rEvapoater-Abram 1 Brink, Warren, Ill.
HaIEestg-Cnleb Caldwell, Waukegan, IL
Halyestcr-CMeh Caldwell, Waukegan, I'll:
Coal Stose-J. D. Conner, bloomington. ~: :,
Gearing for Thrashing Machine L. .. Auobei-
Alton. LII.
Cultfyaior-G. L. Hutch!son, White Rock. III.
Cplhvator-BentAmIn +. Ecsslef, Wtl1ntustou- ~.
Lime kil.-John L Livingston, Mount Carroll,
Illinois.
ChuIn-James O.Donald. Clinton. III.
Pump-A. n. Packhnrat, Feona, Ill
Method OF Preserving Egg Nancy Patton, Coles,
Illinois.
PItahle Fence-chs1les Roulaod, Clinton, III.
Car Coupling -AAzen Nehste1. Elcin, Ill
Sulkey fIow-Thcmas Wolk, Gis1td, Iii.
3pecu!a for ute1tne Diseaae-E. NJ Bartlett
Window Shade Charles D. Bllun, ro<t Hazon.
Michigan.
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FALSE PRETINCre.-A fellow named Dernard
Ca1thy was brought up before Justice Brown. yes
tezday atsetnoon. to answer to the charge Of obtain
ing goods under false ptetencea, preferred by Homer
Dlgh. The complainant testified that he cold the
prisoner, about month ago. the etock and dxt1res
uf saloon iocuted at No. ~ North Canal t.rcet
for the sum Of S3s5.e3. Casthy In payment gaEe
him check for the amount on the State Savings
Institution. Not having immediate nte for tue
money. Bligh did not apply at the bank for II until
day or two ago, and then he Was informed By the
teller that Ca.hy had instructed them not to cash
the cheek; Upon this HlIgh procured The arrest q
caythJ The JnsIice decided that from tho tcsti
muny there mas an apparent intention on the par1
Of the defendant to defraad Bligh out Of tho sum
Of f34a.2 and consequently required him to fur
n,th bail In The Of $500 for his appearance BE-
fore the Grand Jury OF the Recorders Court.
Mr.. Bhgh has also Instituted proceedings 70. the
purpose oi compelling the State Savings Institution
10 cash the check, as carthy has money deposited
lheye
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RELIGIOUS INTELLIGENCE,

RELIGIOUS INTELLIGENCE.
The morning md noon prayer meetings. under
the control Of the Young Mems Christian Associa-
t1on continue al full of Interest "a II any time since
their commencement and arc a. largely attended.
Tie morning prayer meeting yesterday was quite
ns largely attended as any during the week and the
exercises manifested IN unusually deep evangelical
tone. A number Of special petitions were offered
Seeed Weo nj oi ans .ns
living plety and carnesness for the spread and ad-
Enncement Of Chsist's Kingdom. J. V. Farweii,
Esq. led the exercises in the mornIug and another
gentlemen thoee 1t noon, but on both occaspus the
rame EpIdt was exhibited. Friends and tho COM
mnn'ty ase now bringing numbers Of nnconver,ed
inwheh .herc 10 not The e,roneces csidences thst
he Wofd Dc Of God has, by his EEaee. been H.de pow
hitherto lost IN en The p.z5ezs, special supplcs-
uous to the throne Of grace, and. indeed, Ill the
exercises a.e marked ky character of xesi and
sgof Which has ever proven the parent OF the most
mighty advancement Of the fnterestt Of religion.
Rev. X II. Hatfield. y. D. will conduct the ecr-
dance may be expected. From present 1naicatlons
there IL s'esy reason to believe that these meetings
will become pet,uanc1cy In this city, md that
abroad The spirit Of religion nniil The knowledge Of
the sea-
sEHv1cra 1o-xonnow.
Wabash ayenne u. E. Church. The PASTOR Rev.
il. H. Hatfield Will preach a sermon Tomorrow. e.
pccally to such as EEc secktng the favor Of God and
n hH rs s1tng 1 o. h as Of ths nas .ho
ate day q following the Savior, while be wen. 10
I Illinois I Street Church. A ..youns peoples prayer
ins.rcd. y held esesy Saturday evening At X
o'cfock- Preaching on Sabbath morning 1t 1G4s.
sahheth school At 8 p. N. Services IN The evening
church y on Illinois etseet, between IaSalle and
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FOR SALE-Cigar Store. A small
Il Cigar store. now doing good business, will he
sold low II applied for lum edlate1y. g. s. M1LLAR,
31 Clark street. rs1j
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BoArning==NBanteb.

POARD1NG-Wanted-A suite
~ rooms ons 1nrne room. furnished or uufurnish-
ds Cd Ta II! @ eSsf T. pfvsss famiiy p. Eea.,sman
nstanes on 1skest no objection, bur pleaAant locs-
nou essential Acdtesa -5 b. Tribune once-2ts-
not apply. a:5s
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TOR SALE-Eight tons Of N. Z.
Il Factory Cheese, for sale il lot 10 suit pu.chasty
Call A once At 40S klnzle street. WARREN,
ALLEN 4 BORDEN. cE5
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5trapeD.

GTRAYED OR STOLEN-On
~ Tuesday, the ia inst.. roam colored Cow. With
hnrn foDPeQ; had spot on the back without hail.
foEg tall. Any person returning aad Cow TO 1UO
Madison strcet will be suitably rewarded E46l
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Lost.

r OST-A black leather pocket
Il book, containing shont - % ID currency. Loas
% aaated or AAJ street Tho nnder Viii be snitably
betu-at. k&eQ
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AnEEsT az ALLEGED 1ScENuIAnsEa.-At about
SIX o'clock Oh Wednesday evening fire hroke ont
in iliibolnf uphols.efy rooms, No. a6 West Lake
E!seet Before The fl1mes had made much headwry
The steamer u. D. Ricc" which is stationed in that
rcishboEhooo, ras summoned. and succeeded in
subdufng them. On examining The premises. The
fcmen came to the conclusion tilat the fire wAs the
work oi incendiaiee. They nj onec reported their
xuspicont to Chief Fire Marshal InrTis, who, upon
.isting tie place and making IN examination came
to the conclusion md under his advice officer
Coffee arrested two nun rho worked in The chop
and 1oeIed them up in the Second Precinct Police
station. !. atpeare that lew da,s aco ono Of
1htsc men had BIZ tools Insured for $500 and after
searching through the chop after the fire was
qucnched traces o! the tools could be found. II
il supposed. tEereforc- TINT he removed them aud
fired tic buildin. II the place had been burned
dnan he would have been paid the full amount OF
his policy under the superstition that the tools mad
lee1 DESTROYED. hut through rhe pfnup,nees Of
Will be examined III the Police Court this forenoon.
, 1866-01-27

TOR SALE-Store, fixtures, coun-
= tess, shelving, desks, show c.se and gns suit
able for Millinery business. 4pply to HENRY D.
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FOR SALE-On account of the
indisrosition Of Mr. G. ". Few he i.s been nd-
EsTa ~ ,as medical faculty to take Np % syos
he obliged 70 CLEAR ont hs aalooas boarding houses
Erncefy billiard saloons and soap factories to-
70 9. VI. FEW, III South Water strrtt. CIdI
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TOR SALE-Grains-Good feed
L for cattle, mflth COWS and swtne 100 bushels for
eale daily. At 6 res buahel. 1t pEMIS, RINDGE 4
co.'s Great Western brewery, the corner OF k1n-
E4E<f avenue and 24th-8t. e<ES
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We Cal! the Attention Of our Readers
T. t9s es Advertisement Of plays, BY MeNally Co.,
No" Oh oesfbofn stseet. ga33
Lo Tho Women Of Chleaxo-see the adj
Tefuesment o! Dr. Qalu:1a B. Smith, OF Phita-
9elpaa. On the third page fIpslda.) What DR..
Smith eays be viii neser die baeI, on h!a aEclee.
, 1866-01-27

TOR SALE-Stock and Fixtures
Il Of Cigar Store and 9aloon-Kood location md
doing splendid business. Prtce xt,b00. N. 3. RAP
PLEFE CO., / 33 Dearborn 1t, Room 6. E551
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The Opinion ofan O@cef In the AFssy,-
at napection noticed that a large proportion ol
lne mens knApeacls contained box Of Trpchoa, be
fnf gtneIaly used by them fot Colds. etc., Browns
Dros7caldl 1roca4s" should be nsed upon he t1st
fppearance Of Gold or Cough. which by neglect
may terminate In fome ineurable Lung Dlseasa.
, 1866-01-27

ALLEGED LAncBNY or Az 0vERcoA1.-Constde1-
able time was occupied In the Police Court, ye.tee-
day afternoon In the examination OF a respectable
appearing young man, who gase bis nanae NJ George
D. lewis he was snnigned to saswer to The
charge Of larceny, preferred BY Nf. William r Eut-
son, proprietor Of The Central nouse, on Randolph
house Oh the 9Th lnt,-, aud engaged room and
board. On the evening OF the 18th inst, he snd-
denly disappeared, taking with him hik baggage,
1ie1 be bid quilted The house, an overcoat belong
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BY TELEGRAPH.
MIDNIGHT REPORT.
NEWS SUMMARY.

New York, June 10.
The President reported that there has been
expended up to March 7th, 1866, of the ap-
preparation for colonizing persons Of African
descent, S37,39l, the act having been repeal
ed no further action has been taken.
Secretary McCulloch has said that military
man will be appointed naval officer at New
York. Col. Hillyer is the only soldier at
present applying
Morning papers have the following special
dispatches from Washington: The Ways and
Means committee have decided not to report
on the question Of adjournment until the tar
id bill is safely through the House.
a compromise has been affected between
the wool growers and manufacturers.
The Secretary of the Treasury decides that
iron, imported or domestic, for steam boilers
for propelling vessels must be stamped in .
manner required by law.
The tax bill wont be taker up for debate
until Wednesday
The 7rib,me's Montreal special says three
thousand men are to be kept on the frontier,
and they will be mostly regular troops.
The 1ii6Mne's ST. Adams special says the
regulars Of Canada on the frontier are or
dered back to their barracks, and six CON-
panies of volunteers detailed to guard it.
The examination of Fenian prisoners was
continued yesterday at Frelieghburg; but
little leniency will be shown them If any
proof can be found against them. Generals
Sweeny and Spear, and COL Mehan are s,ill
at ST. Albans.
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Hawks, Whiseford b Co, private bankers
ct St Calomb and Falmouth, have suspended;
The liabilities are estimated ct GOO, 600
sterling.
The weekly returns Of the Bank Of France
shew large increase of39, $50, 900 francs ia
cash.
Paris letter says that the Confederate
Captain Maury had offered the French Gov.
ernment new torpedo, of immense power,
invented by him. The letter says Manry has
become naturalized Mexican, and is about
to be raised to high command in the Mexi-
can navy.
The cholera had broken out at Mantez.
The Governments of Spain and Portugal
had agreed to act in common for the defense
OF neutrality in case of the European war.
The cholera continues its ravages in Hol-
land. The latest weekly returns from Rotter-
dam shows eishty-6ve cases; fifty Eve Of whom
proved fatal.
In the principal cities there had been
rumors that the Turkish troops had crossed
the Danube and came in collision with the
Konmalns, and that renforcements had left
Bucharest, and Haspadon would take com.
mand, but they need confirmation.
1t IS asserted that energetic measures are
progressing in the Principalities, and that
Haspadon had assumed command Of 5000
men.
SRAScHrA, May THE Imperial troops
are again victorious over the rebels in the
north.
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FROM WARRINGTON.

WAsHISGToS, June 10.
1t will be recollected that several weeks
ago the Treasury Department delivered to the
banks of New Orleans between three and four
millions Of Louisiana State bonds, which had
been deposited by the banks with the State
Auditor as security for their circulation. These
bonds were part Of those captured by Gen.
eral Sheridan at Shreveport. It has now
been decided to deliver the remaining portion
amounting TO about seven and half millions
to the State Auditor the proper identifca-
tons having been made.
The President yesterday sent message 10
the House in response TO the resolution con-
cernng the provision of the Law and ordi
nances of the late insurgent States, in the
subject of the rebel debt, so-called. The
following facts were gathered from the papers
closed. On the 10th Of October last the North
Carolina Convention passed an ordinance
prohibiting the payment of all debts created
or incurred in aid OF the late rebellion. In the
Legislature of South Carolina, in December,
resolution, reported by the Committee on
Federal relations, was passed to the effect
that they had not the necessary information
to enable them to act advisedly in relation to
repudiating the debts incurred in support or
the rebellion. He called on the Comptroller
General to furnish it and until it should he
forthcoming they could make no definite re-
commentator on the subject
The Georgia Convention. in November,
passed an Ordinance rendering null and void
all Indebtedness for the purpose of carrying
on the late war against the United States.
The Legislature passed an act prohibiting in
any way the payment of the money.
The Convention OF Alabama passed an or.
dinaaee prohibiting the assumption OF any
part of the rebel debt.
The Florida Convention, in November, de-
clared the debt null and void
The Mississippi Convention, in August. re-
peaied the ordnance of secession, and the
Legislature passed Law prohibiting the
Treasurer from paying any debt until author
lied to do SO by that body. From the papers
In possession OF the State Department il does
not appear the Treasurer has been ordered to
pay any part of the debt incurred in the late
rebellion.
The Texas Convention declared the Con
federate debt null aud void
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From c.n.d.-rhe H.b... c.rp.. Acts.

From Canada-The Habeas Corpus Acts.
New YoRK, June 19L
A Herald Ottawa special says at the Cabi
net council it was decided to use great caution
in making arrests under the habeas corpus
suspension act, and make none unless on good
evidence Of completely in treason. A number
already arrested have been admitted to bail
One of the Fenians arrested has been recog-
nized as a deserter from the 47th British reg.
ulars; his fate is certain. Commissioners are
being appointed to assess the damages done
by the Fenians with the view to their liquidal
ton BY the government. it is matter Of
consideration With the authorities whether
claims shall be submitted to the United States
government. 1t is agreed, as Canada paid .
portion of the losses by the St. Albans raid,
that the United States should pay those dam-
ages. Il is said at least {, 900 volunteers will
be retained on the frontier. The subject Of
assimilating the Canadian tariff to that Of the
United States upon articles of commerce pass
ing between the two countries is under con-
sideration. A later dispatch says nearly tha
whole Of the volunteer force of Canada are
returning home and are about to be disban-
ded
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xxx CONGREss--rIRsr SESSION.
WASHINGTON, June 49,
HOUSE.

HOUSE.
Mr.. Stevens asked the unanimous consent
tor the Committee on Public Lands to report
a bill granting public lands to aid in the com
pletlon OF the Portage Lake canal in the State
OF Michigan
Mr.. Spaulding objected
Mr.. Price, from the Committee on the Pa
cihc railroad, reported back the Senate bill
granting aid in the construction Of q railroad
and telegraph line from Folsom to Placeryille,
California, with several amendments. One
Of the amendments reduces the right of way
from two hundred feet in width on each side
of the track through the public domain. to
one hundred feet in width. Another strikes
out the part which requires the company to
Select alternate sections at . distance OF not
more than twenty miles. Considerable de-
bate arose on the bill, which was participated
in by Messrs. Price, Highly, kasson, Hale,
Pike, Julien and Le Blond
MIR. Hall moved to amend or repeal this
act.
Mr.. Price moved the previous question,
but the House refused to second the motion.
On motion of Mr.. Julien the bill and pend
ing amendments we're referred to the Com
mittee on public lands.
Mr. Bidwell, from the Committee on the
Pacific railroad, reported back the Senate
OF railroad and telegraph line from the Cen.
trail Pacific railroad in California, TO Portland,
Oregon. The bill went over unul to- morrow
morning.
SENATE.
MIR, Fessenden gave notice that he would
call up the tax bill tomorrow.
Mr.. Stewart moved 70 take up the Pacific
railroad bill which was under discussion yes
terday. The motion was disagreed to.
On motion of Mr. Williams, bill to grant
lands in aid of the construction of railroad
from Salt Lake City to the Columbia River
in Oregon, was taken up.
The Finance Committee in their amend
meuts to the tax bill include in the free list
the following:
Prussiate of potash, retorts and tiles o
clay, stamps, copper bottoms, deer skins,
smoked or oil dressed India rubber springs
used exclusively for railroad cars, iron drain
and sewer pipes, cordage, rope ard cable
made Of vegetable 6bres, post printing paper
of all descriptions and tarred paper for roof
ing and other purposes, fish, plates, salt petre,
fax looms, spinning machines, pump stems,
engines, hot water and hot air furnaces, sew
ing machines, spokes, hubs, bows and fellers,
wood tanks and cisterns for crude mineral
oil, rails made and fitted for railroads. sugar
from corn, -four of sulphur and sulphur -four,
paints, oils, spices, currants and other fruits,
rhubarb and wine made of grapes.
The Committee propose to strike out from
the proposed free list, iron bridges and cast
lngs for bridges, reapers, mowers, threshine
machines and separators, corn shelters, wood
en- ware and sulphate Of borytes.
A lengthy discussion took place On the hill
lasting from Il clock till 4f o'clock, wher
the bill was passed. Yeas 20, nays Il.
The Senate adjourned at 5, p. nj.
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New YORK, June Is.
The following additional foreign news was
brought by the lteamer China
Measures are in progress for the re estab.
lishmet of the Consolidated Bank. Hope is
entertained ofs partial resuscitation Of the
Agricultural and Masterman's Banks. The
saspension Of the latter bank caused q painful
sensation, and the instances of ruin caused by
1t are said to exceed in number and severity.
those from any other single calamity Of the
same nature. A number Of families Of Indian
officers had all their savings invested in its
shares. The breakdown Of the bank is q.
tributed to the attack Of the spectators q
shares, whose proceedings are loudly de-
nousced. Steps are being taken in the Stock
exchange to check the operations of the gang
whose proceedings are calculated 10 over.
throw any bank against which hey may. be
directed. An Official statement of Orrend
i Qsfney's show but ttale pro psct a. shaye.
~ = tink beck mnek of the1e xp;lEnrn
- = ehalSeetlsqa1& &il. .assaas
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Tue EFFECT OF Nrw BoSSEr-A Paris
letter writer tells story Of lady,,riding in an
open carriage through 4 crowded street, who
wore very small bonnet, with very large
artificial vegetables upon ii. The effect ~oi
all this was that an iiI-fed horse following
closely behind her stretched out his head
aud nibbled, whereupon the lady shrieked
and the bystanders laughed, but the horse bi,
deeper into the deceptive provender and be-
fore the lady was rescued ate up all the
vegetables and everything else but the
ribbons, which he did not seem to relish.
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Republican Convention.

The 10th Annual Republican Convention of the
State of Iowa, will be held at Des Moines on We'd
nesday, June goth, 1855; for the purpose Of NOM
mating candidates for the following Offices. to be
filled at the ensuing general election viz:
SECRETARY OF STATE.
TREASURER OF STATE
AUDITOR OF STATE
REGISTER STATE LAND OFFICE.
ATTORNEY GENERAL
SUPREME COURT REPORTER
CLERK OF THE SUPREME COURT.
The ratio Of representation win be as follows
One delegate from each County, and one ad-
ditional delegate for every hundred vote. and
fractional part of hundred over fifty including
the soldier vote, cast at the last election for
Governor VIM. Stone.
By order Of the Republican State Central Com
mittee.
JOSHUA TRACY. Chairman.
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THE haokman nuisance At Niagara Falls is
at last sbated, the authorities having passed
An ordinance prohibiting the carriage drivers
from soliciting patronage, under > penalty Of
men have already been arrested and 6nsd
under the law. The control OF the casriaees
il thus placed entirely il tho ha1& of %
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Republican Judicial Convention for the First judi
csl District Of the State of Iowa. will be held At Mount
Plnsant Iowa. on Thursday the 10th OF July 1885, at
10 O'Clock A. H., for the purpose OF nominating cand
dates for the following Offices to be filled ahs ensuing
general election, 10 wit
DISTRICT JUDGE
DIsTRICT ATTORNEY.
The ratio Of representation will be the same a. that
adopted by the Republican state Convention
JNo. H. GEAR, Chm Judicial COMMITTEES.
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There is much less danger in doing full jus
tice and right, than in the ascendency of the
Copperhead and rebel Democracy. Whatever
the course of the Convention, it will be just
in principle, and being SO, it should unite the
support of every Union man against those
who are trying to subjugate to rebel control
the Government they tried to destroy by re.
bellion and treason.
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FROM DEs MONIES.

DEs MONIES, June 10.
Especial dispatch to the Daily Gate City.l
Arrived last evening in IA hours from Keo.
kuk. The railroad is completed within 20
miles of Des Moinss and in good order.
Another section will be finished by the 4th of
July, when the time will be 10 hours from
Keokuk to the Capital.
Gen. Dodge was nominated over Kasson
on the 18th ballot. J. B. q.
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The gold spectators in New York are run
ming mad. They pushed the price of gold up
to 1884 on Monday, but being unable TO keep
up the fcticious pressure, it receded to 1903
yesterday. The present high price Of gold,
being without good reason, cannot be main
tanned for many DAYS.
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DIED.

or consumption. June 10th, D. lSCs, at half past
II O'Clock a. IN, in Hamilton. Bitier county Ohio,
Josnra ". ermrsox, Of Keotuk, iowa
Fuperal services will take place his late
eixteepth and Morgan streets, Wednesday, June
3tth, At O'Clock p. m.
further notice.
II Burlington, Monday, the 18th Inst, L. Il. Nc
CAAGY, OF this city-aged 50 years.
Funeral this morning at 10 O'clock At the residsnce
the deceased corner of second aud johnson streets
Friends invited to attend.
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CINCINNATI. June 10.

CINCINNATI. June 10.
Generals Grant and Sherman arrived here
this morning. Gen. Sherman leaves for ST.
Louis tonight, and Gen. Grant goes to Wash
ington tomorrow via Beilair.
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OsE thousand Norwegian emigrants from
Europe passed through Chicago on last FRI
day, en- route for Iowa and Minnesota Five
thousand more are to come over this season.
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SAxoNY has just cause for fear and tremb-
ling in case ofa European war, for it is re.
ported that George B. Mcclellan is to be an.
pointed Commander-in-C Chief of her army.
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MAKRIED,

On the evening Of the 18th OF June. At the r.s
Of the bride, by Rev. Hesry v. oo1s. CAKt RssR1
KocHlSpoRESPHa, to sopsrA MAss.rs all Of this citv