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(O)iraga tribune.
MONDAY, AUGUST 22. 186 L
THE CITY.
Cocktt Court.—Tie County Court bs* ad
jonmtd until Monday, August 29th at s P. M.
ArroiKncEr,Ts.—B. Stephenson has been ar
polLted cigar inspector lor District, and Si
mon Quinlan tobacco Inspector.
State Street Bnnxn: —The City Engineer was
on Sstnida* enyaced in laying down the “lines”
for the bridge to beboUt over the river at State
imoiTKP.-Vrstcrdaymoniing about two o’clock
an officer discovered a man eboulcenng a trank in
8 dark alley in the North Otwaion, and gave chase.
The fellow dropped his phmrter and escaped. The
trunk is at the Central Police station.
Xirowked.—Willard D. Bradley, a boy sis -rears
old, was Crowt ed while bathing in the harbor near
the Lighthouse, on Friday afmrnooa. Aninoncst
waa held on Satorcay, and a verdict rendered in
accordance with the faers.
Armivai. or Solduxs.—Yesterday a regiment of
aoloiers matte np of rebel deserters, cn route far
St. Paul, Minnesota, to take part iu the campaign
against the Indians reached this city Thevwcre
hospitably entertained at the Soldiers’ lie f t and
last evening left for their destination.
' DEDICATIOK AEJ> rrSTTVAI, at Bezdqepokt.—
The new hull ol Good Templar? in Bridgeport la
now completed, and will be dedicated to the cause
of temperance next Wednesday evening. All the
Datcmityofthe cltr are cordially invited. Boats
wll: leave Singer & Talcott’e dock, f»ol of Jackson
*trc-et at CK o’clock to convey passtmgers to and
tom Bridgeport lor cents round trip;
Foukcuj.'o,—A little infant, supposed to he
al out three day t* old, wae fonud about M.
ia»t night, on %TarJilng‘.ra street, corner of the
alley, between State and Wabash. Notice was
c *s.s hcadqcartera, and Major Yelvcrton
t< ok the little waif in and had It cared for A
baeket well filled with 'he nuest of clothes "wa«
iimnc with Use lltUe inlant ne will eee that it
ehaimet Buffer.
Sou>i£B*a Hoax.— I The childreamcan to soatain
it. A tew young misses In the South Division got
up a fair, which wa* held on last Thursday evenin'’-
at the residence of llev. Dr. Eddy, of the ATarJh'
irtsiem Advocate. The occasion waa eo pleasant
that the neighbors dct*lr-d I's reoetinon and the
st-watd hai d.-ome rtsUmceot Ur. B. Cliucsy
was oppce'i, and the children had a grand time
They have clean d about S4O for the Home. Well
done. Let other* do likewise.
Otm Cjtt Octeksvekt.—A bctutlfol exempli
fication of |he care exercised over the sanitary in*
tcrests of the city, by those in authority, tifnr
nitfccd in ths flirt that nothing bis jet been done
towards removing the manure from the hydrants,
which was placed around them last fall to keep
them from treating. We have had an nncsnaUy
hot summer, and that vile stuff nas been allowed
to He there and rot, poisoning the air with its cfllu
via. Wc suppose they intend to let it lie th*re now
in readiness for next winter. Who is to blame?
CocnECTioKa.—Mrs. Sayre, Secretary of the
Board oi Managers of the So.dicr’s Home, wishes
na lo say that the man referred to In her report as
being “unable to see tic utility of eneb an insti
tution.” is not a merchant, at present engaged la
businef s, bnl a wealthy man who has- some time
since retired from bnripcs*, sad uwna a large
amount of property. She wishes also to state that
the ciedit of tarnishing the wood reported is
principally due to Colonel Anon, oftha Michigan
Central Bcilroao Company, simply deliverin'* if to
the ‘•Home.” “
Sejectcc o t Cigars.— Collector Schneider seized
a stock cf about three hundred thousand cigars on
Saturday morning m the store of S. Leopold, cor
ner of Deuri>om and South Water street forviola
r.ots o! tbi revenue law. Itis due to Mr. Leopold
to say that be is entirely innocent of any intention
to aciraod.
Itoas inadvertently stated iu Sunday’* Issue
lh*l Mr. Leopold w!.s »hc agent of Mavers & Sous
of New York. This re cot correct, 'The goods
were purchased of Messers. Mayer*. Tuey were
et-izid b» order cf Mr. Briggs, apecial agent of the
Treasury Department.
Iter.—Afire broke cat on Saturday evening
about half past 7 o'clockiu tbclager-becr
boarding bouse kept J»y Conrad Cohlnan os Mich
igan btrcct scar tie connr ol Dearborn. The
building Is a frame cue and was first discov
ered to oc on Grc IkUwccu tie plaster and wood*
work near the fine o- an irouaigeiove which was
ova bested at the time. An alarm was given and
tbc engines were spudily on ike spot. In the
mean ilmo the whole of the fanitore bsd been
conveyed upon the adjacent sid.-walk. The balla
de? is on’y partially dft;r(>yt!d,s OJ being the ex
tent of the damage, which Is covered by iLt-oraace*'
Douglas Mokuwext.— The model for the Doug
las monument, prepared by L. W. Volk, the anlsr,
has been liiboiTspncd in beautiful style, and cop
its cf It ma> cow be obtained at McN - ally's
Walsh's, and O’Bntu’e picture st ore on Dearborn
street. Price SUSO for large copies, and 'Ac each
for cartes. The monnnuentwili .be one hundred
feet in height. We m*cd no: attempt to describe
it, as a tar more accurate idea can be formed from
the picture of this ornament to the State, and tes
timonial ol honor to Departed greatness. The
profits on the sale will go to swell the foods of
the Monument Association. The purchaser will
thus not only become the possessor of a really
valuable picture, but eld in hastening the time
when the monument liself -hall rear its stately
bead heavenward nod point to all tt>e place where
He the remains of toe “Immortal Don las.’*
Fornnk—On the morning of Tuesday last a pre
possessing young lady of twenty, Miss Ne’lle For
est, left the house of her father, on the comer of
Larrebce and Sophie streets, in the North Divi
sion, quite mysteriously. She had gone on*. und*r
the pretext of taking a dress 10 tcedytrs, and
nothin? was thoutrlit of h -rabreoceat rtioLcriimc.
V hen she failed to return at dars the family was
thoroughly alarmed. The la?k of dl-cortrin* her
was enrmsttd to skillful detectives, who searched
the city high and low, vMUne the haaots of vice
and dissipation, aud acting upon the supposition
that she had ent red «-nh of the dens ol infamy
w*th which our city abounds. Their aeirch was
unavailing, and oa Saturmy their eadeirors w<*re
about losing riven up in dispalr. ween Information
was received by her parents * cat sue was lu Mil.
wsnkce. Either they went on the first ?ra:n, aud
in the cvcn-nu brought tho wanderer home aga ; a.
The occasion of her abrupt deparrure was alle Ved
ilMrea'ment on the part of her t ithcr.
Scubtitcteb ron the Navt. —The announce
ment that substrates udisMog in the navy are re
quired to enter fon&rco scare, while those cater
ing the army as substitutes may co so for one, two
or three yeara, excites some curprise, aud several
inquiries have btcu eddrensca to us in reference
thereto. It sccme probable that the Intention of
the two Departments war to cover the service due
on former calif, which were fur three year*, and
tbatitwos not intended to apply to substitutes
for men liable only to draft under tho present calk
If this view be correct, -tuen those States which
have filled ah previous call® will not be obliged to
send enbslUuteb to the pavj- for more than one
year, whitethoee States which have nat filled pre
vious calls, tbonld be considered as owin'* the
balance on those first. a?jd be coiled upon to fill
trem both, with regard to romber and time. Bat
this is only cn opinion. Perhaos the visit of Ad
jutant-General Fu ier, on Monday, to Chicago, will
enable ns to anewer the question authoritatively.
Soldiers’ Fajheils,—Day by day the summer
wears away, and retiring Is being done towards
providing tor the care of soldier*’ families duriug
tbc winter, except the weekly stipends paid by the
dty—allowances which, however acceptable aud
praiseworthy, arc manifestly inadequate to rap
port life in tne winter eearon. Wc bear it intimat
ed tbat there are vtry many tentlemoa in the city
who are anxious thst should be done
and are willing to aid, but no one has yet Inaugu
rated tbc movement. We want someoody to take
right bold and otoers will follow. It will soon be
next to impossib'e to btlng in tuel from the ennp
try, andvntboiuit thK])uorcrea'nros will freeze to
death. Let it not be forgotten tbat those families
sot belonging to Board of Trade regiments have
rcarcely tmjthing between them and death next
winter, unless provision be made tor thea'beiorc
tbc colo weather eels m.
Bcctmnr Agmsst Tharel? now la
Chicago an org-.nlzcd gang of burglars, the mea
here cfwiiichhiib.no bare defied de cctljo. It
probabl) coubltu* ol not more than three persons,
bat they arc experts. They teoatorcly a'mosUx
clDßlvelr on the nippers \ir ira-niug a-Jnri-'slja in*
to dwellings. These nippers are so formed a* that
one can take holo of a narre; of a key left in the
lock from the iueidc. and tnm it round lx. «i'hc*
direction. The pumic ban ofieu been warned
against - leaving keys in the door at night: it is
much eater to take ft out, as tbo burglar tben ie-
Soiree at least e key before be cun open the door.
mtiiodoorßhoula be left non- without a bolt,
pood and strong. Very few locks are burglnr
proof. Citizens ehonld eee to It that door- and
windows an* properly fastened; whits the police
should esc to It that these be bnn»cd
down a? rapidly as poas ble. Every day’s delay
only increases tbelos?; a bouse has been broken
into nearly every nlsbt lor weeks past.
Gotm at 2jC—Forc’gn exchange 303 and import
duties 80 per cent (in goto), and one would sno
poee that the jewelry stores would find but few
patrons, eepoclally for forelcn watches and jew
elry; and we arc uot surprised to see our ladies
adorned with dry none, wood and painted ivory.
Almost every loaieb Indy we meet In New York
or Chicago, tuts a Luge ball ineaco ear, a chunk
on each arm, her dress buttoned up and fastened
with a brooch of ivory, aud her head adorned with
bits of the same.
The ouiyczception to the quietness among the
jewe'ere is at Giles, Bro, & 00, who are head
quarters lor American watches, and well known
In New York as manufacturers of a fine cla«a
ofjewelry. Their store u always lull, and those
wbo have been driven to bene aud wood by the
high prices and Dame Fashion, will find a beauti
ful relief In tfeir stock, which we presume must
be reasonable, compared with the ruling hleh
prices among other dealers.
Mturonr Intelligence,— On Friday evening,
twenty-one men belonging to various Minnesota
t* gimecU am ved at the Rest from Little Rock,
Art*, inchnrce 01 Beret. F. 1L LUUe. For some
time past uier have been m detached ser
co' t to the front,
ShorUy alter the arrival or the last named eonad
twcnty nremtnorthc SfTih Wisconsin Infantry
also from Little Rock ; came in, nnder the com!
mind of Capt. Joseph Franklin. Fifteen of their
number are on lnrloai;ha. und the remainder win
be engaged in recruit idz in charge of a Lieutenant.
Ten men of the 3d Wi-consin cavalry arriverton
Satnrdaj morning ’rotn Maoisoa, in charge ot Cam
J. P. Moore. of them were pah-iitcirs’
They left yesterday afternoon lor Cairo en route
for tue &Obh
Ttvthe men ol varloas regiments reach'd the
Rest on Sa'urdsy morning from OoHmons, * >hlo
en route for ice iront. Tto> were commandei by
6ergt.C C limmu, of the 121 th Ohio volunteer
infantry, and left the city use evening.
Gul. u. Matrison, cf iheSd Minnesota, on Fri
day telegraphed from Cairo that ms regiment was
<n route tor Chicago. Tbe command numbers two
hundred and thirty men—many of whom are sick.
DisarpEAsavcx.—The citizens of a highly re-
Bpcciahle locality in the West Division are iulecße
lf excited at the mysterious disappearance of a
daughter of one ol the most' respectable and
wealthy tamlUvs ef the neighborhood—a youag
lady eighteen years old, well educattd and highly
accomplished. Her name is Mies 13 n. We do
not give it lo lull iur utviiin* reasons. On the
morning other and the morning of
tbs day ehe bLodig have been mtrried. she left tbe
bouse opoh a tnvlul errand, ai.d up to the present
writing cas not reimn-d The city detectives
have looked for her ic every conceivable place
where it was likely she would be concealed, hat so
far without a cine to her whereabouts. It is
known that she b»d entered into
was distatefnl, and brought shout solely by pareu
tal influence a* d suibonty. Where the pa»r crea
ture is now sojourning no one ItnicluiP. it u
feared that she hes become an inmate of one or the
rtltcd uaJeces of hf-H. for which our cuy is dietia
pniebofL but .this le altogether a rnrmlee. Her
mendsfav that her pure wvmanly aa'cre. and her
nflncd moral scurlbiiltles, would ne all powerful
10 induce her to avolo such a cour»e ot Ire. We
treat it may be so, andth*>t she may soon ; e re
stored to her once hippy home. There I* a highly
instructive mere! to be drawa from incidents Use
these, which will readily suggest Itsjl. to our
readers
COPPERHEAD GATHERING.
A Bis-failed Mass Heeling of Working Hen
A Convocation of Soreb»*ffs—Ha
rangn's byllie Banshee Tamer
tod Olliers—Speakers on
the Etmpige-Cop
pery Kesoiations
—A Few Sug
gestions.
Bryan Hall was closely picked with working
men connected with the different trades brganiza
tiouacf the city, and here and there a politician
auo wire-puller, on Saturday night, in response to
a cull published in the dally papers. The object
for which the meeting was convened was
not dearly set forth In that ca!L ‘ The
Impression pained ground In the latter part
of the day that it was Intended to Inau
gurate a political movement ol soma kind—an im
prteticn larptly etrer.cthcned by the announce
mtnt that Hon. E. W, McComaa, of Banshee lame,
•and Edward Bchlager, of the German Dhiwinesval
paper, were to address toem noon the outvof the '
workli‘2 men of the city in reference to the politi
cal, military and monetary crimes oi the hour
Ite exercises were opened with excellent music
by the Great Western Band, utter which Geo K-
HcEiltt, President ot the Typographical Union.
Bad President of the Trades Assembly, invited the
delegates from each trades-orgsmzation to seats
upon the platform, and then briefly addre-«ei his
Idlew wort men.
M. Hazli'.t sniff that a few weeks ago the work
irg men ot Chicago, then weak and disunited. a»-
scmbled In BryanHaU to forma Trades Union,
ho one famdtar w:th the number with which they
hadl etuc ths movement wond for a moment
have imagined that it .would in so short a time
biive assumed such hnre TH3 nuitv
pf purpr se,’and the harmony that had distinguish
ed their deliberations in this war aramst capital,
which the Working men of the city are now wag
inr. hid ißrcxccedechis own expectations, and
every expectation of his fnei.es. In his opinion,
there wa» not to bo found among all ihe working
men of tbiccco a traitor. - Every man was loral
and patriotic, and anxious tor the perpetuity"of
the Government, and the muinicnancs of its laws
ard institutions.
One of the city papers bad seen fit to dictate to
the workingmen -hehi-o of policy proper to be
adupieo. lie considered this a piece of inexcusable
impertinence. The worklncmeuof ibis city could
nocbedic r aicd to by any man or men on the lace
ol the earth, and conic not fce need by any party
or any press. While he admlUedtbat a’l had their
political notions and prejudices, herald that for
tee once they were disposed to givetbi-m the go
by, and drop them altogether, if by so doln" they
could better >crvo their interests in this gigantic
war.of cuidtsl against labor. No party or parly
press could asfume to ept-ak for them. They had
nn organ in th- ir interest, audit alone was con
sidered an authoritative exponent of their prin
ciples.
The expediency of combining all the working
men of Culrago Into olc great political party had
lens been dlscuastd In ibetr assembly, aod they
had arrived at the conclusion that row was the
lime and the hoar for action.- The work
ii-g men Lad for all time been the
too.c of the politicians; cmolditcs lor office had
always come to them just before election, when
they wanted their HI powerful assistance to place
them into power; but once in, they uniformly lor
cot those by whose t-ui&ages thev were e’ovated.
lie said that in the whole history of this nation,
not a sinele measure calculated to benefit labor,
bad ever received a moment's attention at th*-ir
bauds. Their legislation was uniformly on the
side of capital; legislators were always ready to
cause the drainage of swamp lands, for the beaeflt
of the county oi Sangamon, sod to Oig ditches and
construct izndortant works that wotud make the
lands of the rich man Jones more va'nab’e, but
not an act would they be induced to pass for the
benefit of the poor man. Their endeavors were
always on the side of capital, and against labor.
In hie opition there had been quite enough ol
till* thing, ard that a period might be
Jilaccd to tN-se outrages they had decided to
onn ihtmstlver in os great political party that
should be able to place the exponents of their
principle* in office. He said it was not to be
pecti-o that in this moment tb-re shou'd bo entire
unanimity Some cou'fl not pet over Iheir old
party and po ltlcal prejudice*, but, if the working
men did ut,i choose to sanction this movement he
counselled them in any event to st<md firm to
their rcclety organizations. The present was a
grave crii-la in bur nation’s history. Grim war
war abroad in our borders, and the hind of brother
was rab*d against hn.tn?r. The present great
conflict was a conflict among workingmen. Th i«e
art* tbrv upon wcom the Gvrerament redes lo fill
our ctuills and to man cur ships of war. He re
feneo to id*: euormors cost of the war, and the
borders ol taxation, every dollar of which came
cut of the blood und toll 'of tbs wortr
lugtnan. He t*pjkc of the relative posi
tion lon'racicre, capitalists and wcrklug
meu occnnied iu this great tmluuai Etragile,
and said that while the former were robin" in
lusnryacd accumulating wedlh, the latter were
yit-ldii.g up their lives by countless thousands
jhe cnplralUts wa* takiog the depredated enr
remy of the country, which waa gooff enough for
theworktne man to dve upon, and converting it
in: o tic golc-lnterest-bparlug l>oud* of i ce coun jy
and when tils war is ended,-cnJ prosperity aad
l>tacc ouce more r«.t upon the nation, all tlic rctl
raouev of the country will he ♦oundln their hands.
The and bicod of the working man is relied
upon to raj the Interest, rmd ultimately the pr.n
clpal. He broadly hinted that the r.-tnedy for ail
tlictc evils !a> in repudiation. He dw*tlt upon
this point at rAii.«idvn.blo le .-ta, and his aentt
ment* were londly oppiandcd. Uesa-.d that fev
working mm were *ibl« to ind-catc in prap“r
SLd forcible la* policy that should shape
their action, ard he had called upon men of mind,
who had coi-senu-d to frame a act ol resolutions
and construct a piavlorm for them. Two of these
maktei tnli-ds woold addres* the as-emhlr thM
evening, ard h« remedied his audience to listen
to them careml'y. and take them tor what they
wervwortti. Be recommended firmness and unity
ot purpose, ono said that with these the course of
the working men would surely and ultimately iri
tmpp.
lit then introduced Hon. E. W, McComas, who,
he said, was the tried friend of the working mat-!
and he verily believed, the choicest spirit oa God’s
earth.
BEXaEES OP HOK. £. w. U'COMiS.
Mr. McComas said that be had had the privilege
on a former occasion to address them upon the
dignity ol labor and the necessity of combining to
secure a fair price lor a lair day’s labor. Bespoke
then as he spoke now, from the honest impulses of
his heart. He recapitulated to some extent the
advarlhges derivable from associative effort,
allegations aticargnm»-ut«> used in his former ad
dress. He was glad to know that his advice then
given Lad been heeded by the workingmen of
Chicago, aid That they were In a fair way to re
ceive the utmost ol tt eir demand, lie prop ped
to talk upon anoihcrsdbjec*. he said, to-night—a
subject in which they wire each and every oa« of
thcmpinonaliyin'ercsicd. Bow he would be
able to exert hie preper influence in tint govern
ment that was nphsW by his efforts was 'he
thought taatwa* ever uppermost In the heirt of
every workingman. lie thought it likely that
nary of iho-epresent would differ from h>a la
Lis cuunciatfo- s of the policy, vralchin his or>h
ton should state ihtlr conduct, but whetuer taey
thf.nghiproj irtogo with him to the extent of
his political views or not, they should 000 atd all
stand by tbeir society organliation. These or*
conizations were ofvost Importance to the work
ingman, bnu uly effective to provide against im
mediate starvation, tic asked why did the
Government exhibit this enormous tendency
to pander to tbc wealthy and the lew ? The ever
lasting Mo-neb oi aristocracy—Honey—takes ho'd
of the Government, and through it the people were
ground to powder. Tac founders ol this Govern
ment of cure, in that glorious Eevolution which
gave ns our national independence, adopted a® the
cardinal principle of tbeir polhica' ial-h, that all
mi n were equal In point of law, and that the Gov
eximcnt ie nude for the people, the poor an well
as the rich. Be referred to the fact that the people
of the country bad branded with their disapproba
tion the notlor- of national banks ana high tariffs*
but in this terrible crisis the country had returned
to a hundred-told worse than their old-time condi
tion. Thecountrywasbdngdestroycd as by the
overflow of a v.Jcauo. He said Ihe rich were the
real power in the nation, ana insisted that the
clergy, the mco of education and influence,
and above all the press, were leagued with
the Government to destroy the people. Tho
laborers of the country were the harvest whereon
they reaped. Be recounted ;the tricks of politi
cians to secure the votes of the workers, and in.
titled that the im-tacce was not on record, when
after election they bad redeemed their promises’
The remedv lay in the peoples insisting that they
should have a baud in the construction of toe
Government. He advised the selection of candi
dates from their own rauks if they could find avail
able talent. If not, they should go onteUe of
themselves, but in ail cases insist upon a Just ap
preciation of their rights and importance. lie avid
that it had been hinted that he had advocated to
canse of tabor against capital for personal mo
tives. To tlusinsina lion he gave emphatic-de
nsl and mic tlm in no event would be be ciudi
date for oflle at the hands of the people.
If he was cvrr induced to commit such
folly, he asked as an especial favor
that the working men should vote against him..
Tbc country was in revolution, and the people, the
wiiikibg men, mue* take It in hand t hen-elves,
ortlicy und iin.ir children were slaves for al. time
to ccmc.
There are now j ending results, which nothing
but their mot» sogsclons wisdom can avrrr. They
do rot mud whvte they did five year? ago. Tola
country was tbeu possessed ol every merns of
happiness, iree from public «ebt as a aatra, the
home ot «he oppressed of all anions and lauds.
Be would not speak ol any pariy. but facts mast
betpld.ltt them cut where they will. No-.vvoa
are in ihi: m.dst «.f a war of a moat disastrous and
lime fur ruinous character. tConusion.l
For fcarycar«tlie gnat American p;*onle have
stood stetledagiiLS' each oUnr, destroying each
otter by .he hm-drsdsef thoci'audg. without one
word ot rtcot clliaUou. Two millions of men have,
hecncilli d-totbc battle field, and now the North
calls lor SOtUKO more. Ttuy were at that point
when every thinking man mua; stand sndpia»e
upon the verge t-f ruin, three to four mUloua of
debt nccumnlctinc face day. and thousands of
limncrtnl eoula dally sacrificed, and yet
sopaoer. T**, the* bad paused, for he saw that
the good old State of MassaehUßette was wavering
In b< r enthusiasm. He then read from the Chica
go Tkikckb a notice of a meeting betweeu Bon.
lleniy Wilson and ilr. Fessenden, Secretary ol the
Treasury, tn which it was stated that rhe require
meets of the people demanded peace. Abraham
Lincoln, from three different sources had shown
that he thought of taking the same step, and even
Democrats, were showing that they were of the
same opinion.
They were told from tic War Department when
States complained of the manner ia which this
draft has beta arranged, that they cannot credit
them on this draft, but will do so on the next.
ißfprep, cheers and the greatest confusion, men
Irom every part of the room questioning the right
of the speaker to advance his traitorous opinion?, j
This step of the War Department, he
continued, showed that the Government an
ticipated a Jong continuance of these **»«« for men.
There. therefore, were two things for them to
safely consider. First, to have peace at any haz
ards, or. secondly, to try if they could not settle
the matter without fighting. [Tremendous confu
sion.!
At this etage of the proceedings several men
rose from the body of the meeting, protesting
acamet the spenker’s Uorancue, who, among con
siderable contusion, silenced them with eloquent
sarcasm, The speaker continued that he had dia
posed cf this war. invoice—“ Were you ever at It,”
and confusion,) and be wished taem to pause on
this verge of rain, and see it they cmld not peace
ably have the old Union of hearts. Regarding the
t) he did not wish to see him a slave, and he
liked a nlcger very ranch in bis place. Whether
they w»llvd it or not, the colored race must speed
er he free, and the only question was, what they
° vl ;b him when they got him free.
He did not believe the negro was as
po , c 2«S?n»«l ra t?°T* f 2£ he ( l^e negro) was not
jet dnlL.cd. But le. him have a chance to prove
his manhood and social statu?. He thought no
voay knew whM they were scire to do with trim,
or vtiat '.lie negro wa» coin; to do with himself
perbep-go back to Africa.
McComas next adverted to the taxation
question. Let them consider that if the war wa"
lo end to-flay they won d have a debt upon them of
S4OOOOOOOO. Jonn Quincy Adams wL cSid
ler Presitn-nt because ol his extravagance. When
he spent $23,000,000 per annum, this debt mart he
paid, with its interest. In gold, and from the
pockets of the poor man; for every t»qi in taxed
alike, rich and poor. If the rich man was taxed
on his goods, he Increased thdr price, so that
real y the whole taxation will fall upon the work
ingman. Labor then wi.’l be ground down to the
dust like slaves. It was wrong, be believed, to
tax specific articles, for the tax'tell equally on the
poor man at-d millionaire. Let Congress drop
their expensive discussion* on tarifis, and work
justly. They should exempt ail farm property
ard place a tax on capital. The speaker, at con
sidcrable length, abased the present state of
afiaire, arguing throughout, ' the question
of capital vewu labor—from a labor
stand-point. In conclusion, be advised the’
foundation of free Poly: ethnic schools, and wound
up by round, y abasing the laws generally and
moving the appointment of eixto study the ques
tion thoroughly, and draft resolutions lor the con
sideration of the meeting. The morion was carried
unanimously.
COSUGTTEX ON BE3OLUTIOKS.
The chair appointed tbe following as the com
tmtue: Mtsm. Dtebro. of the Coopers Union;
Broaobeut, of thu Machinists; Inrlng, of the Car
rlsgcMakers; Dooley, of the Bikers* Mv"r« of
ItcrabucilWicra; and Woa;h ot tui Brertren
ollnorootLosrtl. . .
F.E2IABK9 OT MB. ECHLAGZR.
Edvrarc Schlager. the editor of the Germ-- aig.
p.fctneot of { be rnrhimpnefi’s Adto-a'e u*xt
took the eland. He apokeat letre-h oa the atiity
o. thtirtcjunand the usefulness of lallin •» bacs
opoa the o.d political parties, w'jo. be said, man
be trade to obey the tovereicn wll-.oflhepeapfr.
This wets, the men before hint must d-.‘, aad
change the .airs to the interest of the vrorkto"
c iueci., A law, be d«flu,-d to be . tlie
ol the interests of ihe few, nio
tl:our J, to mate It; corroborating hi,
views by trom the work of the “ great
audnob.e Theodore Parker ” The life of the na
tion be considered to be the workingmen, and in
aunthnatiug largnste condemned the present
G .?lS MC ' n i£ H(il, * w ‘‘P 6 P rrß » aod every ptber ta
autution. The war nttween Capital end Labor
ban already begun Id this city, though the nipera
were afraid to slate lu This battle commenced
with the Importation of elxtr B-Maa mi
duciete by the Illinois Central Railroad Company.
Their igucrng the impending contest, Mr.
slater lamented at length. the were tasntfou'oi'
the country, which be thought "round oown the
people of tb!« nation below those of anv other.
Tbequcftlon ol who is to pay this devolves with
them and their dc ermloed action. At this point
Mr, Bchlccu was interrupted bj the introduction
ot the followit-"
resolctioss.
Whereas. AH experience bath scotu, that du
rir-c the bug ages In which humanity has been
governed by force, frsudaud money, the undoubted
tendency o> all govcrmnec-t; and the governing
classes fa to become corrupt, enfeebled and op
pressive, end to demand radical reform, to save
toddy irem decay anddeath; and
■WnrrgAs, All reformations which hive puriflid
aid given new progress and lire to the
nations, have originated from the ranks of
the still tu corrupted people And, whcrca?,
we find oursvlvt-s ncllrg in the midst of a
stupendous revolution, fraught with the destinies
of our own people, cud in a large decree with the
hopfß of the human race—a revolution, who-e
significance, the old political parties seem lecipa
h e of appreciating ard appropriating—therefore.
Resolve-** Tea* we the true people do hereby In
augurate a new party, with new aspiration and
pew hope-*, whose watchword shall be “Labor”—
whose basis shall be the still nncorrupted “people,”
and whose atm and destiny ic shall be, to n geo
crate the nation, advance chillzation, equalize tha
burdens and rewards of society, extend and estab-
Hfhthefraternity.llbcrtyand prosperity and do
tetmtned effort, to inaugurate the reign of mm
IntUad ol money, end
Whereas, We are hsppyto believe that tlave
labor is. by the inexorable law of events. In th:
procesi- oi spiedy, certain, and unregreted ex
tinction, whatever may be the result of the pres
ent war; Therefore.
Reidud* That we acce;it this great fact, in the
pTurd uirrch ot htunanlty, and pledge ourselves
as flur- cventa thail develop themselves, to be
governed by the highest principles of civilization
and progress, »rd eo *hapo our action as to se
csre the rights and the interests and
happiness of both the white and the blackfaces*
and.
w DEEEA6, Waiving all questions as to the cause
ofonrprcsent trouble*, we find ourselves lathe
m:d?toi antiiverealandcruel war, with m*n of
our cwji race, of our own rc.igion, au-J chiefly sons
and pranoaon? of the glorious ola' rcyo ctioriHta
who achieved our independence—a war which no
einceresnapeacciol effort has been made to ar
rest ; a war which ras already coat the most stu
pendous and appallicg amount of misery ana of
unman blood and treasure, ofany war yet known
strong mankind; a war which gives no prom
i«e of an cud to Us drafts upon the li
boring people, - and whose continuance
meet add additional tributaries to the
cccan of b!ood already shed, additional mourner*
to the millions already in black, and additional
billions of money, to the absolutely appalling
debt already fastened on -us, and which Inds fair
to fiua ly end, even il wo triumph, in common
bankruptcy and rain of noth sections of the coun
try, and the probable overthrow of our common
lUx-rltea: and,
Whereas, Popular opinion, both North and
South, has indicated a willingness upon the part
of the people to suspend to-tilities and accept
lc?i> cruel und desperate means of adjustment la
obedience, therefore, to this humane impulse
Retched* That we will consent and agree to an
armistice, ar d the c-ill of a national convention,
whose aoty it shall be to peaceably recognize the
rr.t-nata rt-rnablith the rights of the States
,ai-d people iu such manner sa shall be con'istert
wi’b ibcrlchtv, honor.-lnterest and happiness of
the whole rzorLK; and.
Wiiejjka.?, The revolution achieved by onr
fatter-, was a signal protestagaiost alldi-tinction
of cluacee. and justly and wisely iuangarateu the
reign of •.he maj- rily, lor the good of the greatest
number: arid
>\nznEA?, Capital and wealth, contrary to ihe
fpintof our u-siirariois, end in deffance of the
Plain nclitP and interests ol the people, have
through their tuoitsand-tuld Instruments of power
obtal? cd abfolote cottrol of oar Government Us
oIE cop and pstronai’P, and througn »he agency of
our own pre-tfenoed representative* nod aerraart*,
Invetusccit thclnstiomeiit for foaicringcaoital
at the txiieuvc of labor, and of pHndering to the
ol money while U ntterlvsuhverfs or
tcj-Jerth, the rights and interest of men; there
fore
Evolved, That we shall Insist npou re-torlug
lai-crincni*n, and the great mass of the people,
to their jnbt tights and t-npremacy as the majority,
at d make enr goveremeut in fact what oar lAih n rs
made it in theory; and that while wedenonace all
war of c u a fC*, except In tclf-deftnce, we rc*«rd it
as no warof clarsee to wrest the control of our
happiness and destinv from the corrupt and selfi«h
ouminarion of capital, and to compel tne laws to
be ju.-l to labor.
AVeeuea*. The present war was not caused by
the inhering men ot the North, ncr fought under
their direction, nor continued for their interests—
tbeir only part being to bear Ita bmdena ana shed
their bleed In the rank?, and
Whereas, The national bonds ar: almo«t er
lirtly held by onr own citizens of«xtreme wealth,
andcotis'icutcin their bauds chiefly profit*, r£
eelved t-j them during, and from the war, often
fraudulent, and always enormous and ex’ort onatcl
and when tveu held by the fairest, have Deco pur
cbmed at ilfle over onc-thlrdbf what thebonds
call for ir cold-and
Wbebius. We recard It shameful, to transmit a
less bright Inheritance to oar children than we re
ceived irom our ancestors; therefore
Eetolrtd. That labor is unaUe to p«v, without
utter car lavement, and onght aotto De'comoellcd
topey the wardebtol the cation; but that capi
talists, ahoodj contractors and specolitors, who
have letn j.rowinc fat on the people’s rum, shall
be taxed to pay loth debt and interest; and to
forestall the cerain attempt to be made by them,
to indirectly recharge the taxes back on labor, that
tho wealth hcaidcd la government bonds should
be taxed .r-nch percentage as will certainly and flu
oily pay off the hondo. ar-d such tax shall stand as
a credit on the bond itself, aud to that extent ex-
Ur guish tt. And,
Vibcicas. All taxation ha? heretofore been bid
to conserve the interests of tae rich, ana in such
manner that labor not onl; fought the battles and
peril-need the work, hut pain directly a most In
iquitous proportion of the taxes, and indirectly the
wbole: and
Whereas, Evi ry man should contribute to tho
iDalutiicaijce of bis government oat of that which
Lc has, and in proportion to bis ability: aud
Whereas, It to but jnet, that while the strong
ana cf labor is compdlertto flebt the battles and
do the drudging tolls ol life, that capital should
pay its money; md
wiieeelab. All damp duties and specific taxes
on articles of coLsumptlon which are used alike by
the pcor and rich, are unjust and oppressive to
the last degree, and have been devised solely to
cover up tbt d< e'en to favor c’usscs and section?,
avd make labor near the burdens of government
ouCofthiir hard ctrncd plaice*. Therefore,
P.cfdted, That ai! taxes of the general govsm
inent should oa levied by way of per cectace oa
wealth and income* .these being the true dements
innlcatiugamau’s aUUty to pay : and that they
shall be so Isld as to give no advantage, prefer
ence-, or iKmtity to one section of ihe coantryover
the other; and that, as ama - .terof policy and jus
tice, tflfcrminjlandf, and the bumble “states and
jDcoiLfcfl oi the poor, should be exempt from tax
ation by the central government. And,
Weeeeas. It Is the highest duty o! our govern
ment to alleviate, educate and enlighten oar maas
«e; therefore,
Petered , That it Is the imperious duty of our
State Governments toestabllsh polytechnic schools
in every State for the free and practical instruction
of cur children, in farming ana the mecha Lie arts;
and
Eteoltcd, Tbat it sball-be fh: express aim of our
party to establish tho dignity and rcspactaoiUty of
labor, and to so legislate as to protect laboring
men, by law, from tho conning, oppression aud
grasping exactions ol the rich, and. as for a? pos
sible, make the te*t of respectability “Manhood
and not money.’* Among the many reforms need
ed, we propose to return, at the earliest po»-ible
moment, to a cold b*s!s for wages; to prevent all
nojuri competition with honest mechanics by con
vict labor: to shorten tbe Lours of labor; aud to
sqcure, by law, prcferenci for all debts contracted
for labor in evtiy case of bank or individual in
solvecct.
E&dttd, That we win at present put no candi
dates on our Presidential ticket, bat shall organ
ize and run npon ocr platform, until we can* as
certain wbo win prove most loyal to our interests
*ujmoEt acceptable to the people; but that we
will promptly place our cnudlda'cs In tbc field for
all ether ofllcts within our gift, in order to secure
ou* proposed refonnsut the earliest possible mo
ment.
That weshall stand forewarned by the
experience of all ;ho part, that capital will array Its
money, its newspapers, and such ot its pablic
f praters and clergy as it can subsidize and con
trol, to sneer at our efforts, to traduce and slander
onr friends, to belie oar positions, to threaten and
dveiasclhc wcafc-Sned.to wheedle and seduce ;he
vein. to purchase the corrapt, to subsidize the nc
ccsritnus, and to throw.discord, jealoasy and sus
picion into ourraok', by every means, fair and
Ictl, wltb'n their powr-r. But that every true sou
'ol labor, scorning alike their bribes, their blau
dislments, arid thsJr threats, will defiantly stafid
by the glorious Hag of laber, and the men who
support it.
That wc appeal to all farm, mechanic,
and other laborers, and the true friends of labor,
equably, justice, and a higher civilization every
where, whether in the ranks of out gallant armies,
it. the shops, or in the field, to organize for the
contest—to organize spontaneously and at c-uce;
lo'csttftaidd ever* feeling of selfishness and jeal
ousy, and refolvo to triumph ot every cost and at
all bsurd, and make one prand. united effort to
save labor from degradation and enthralment, and
our glorious country from rnln and slavery.
These resolutions received unanimous confirms
ticn. Alter aeong hythe Glee Club cf the Ger
man Association. given with excellent effect, Mr.
Schlsger resumed ms remarks.
He confined his remarks solely to abusing the
present ciicsgo papers, and seemed to think- that
the best maimer to annihilate them would be to
throw them into the street, and elevate the phper
of.which be was the humble editor, which paper
bed already made every paper In Cnicaso tremolo
in their boots. These political capitalist papers
Pad* led them astray for thirty years,
but he had Just struck the right track,
and he wished them to follow It,
Be wished them to send workingmen to Congress
and to turnout the politicians aud those paltry
newspaper?, those “venal pre-ses”—the 'Slant*
Zeitvng ard TmnuKE. lie then adverted to the
Conduct of the different papers regarding their
meeting, and again advertised bis own particular
sheet. They had better free themselves now, be
fore the cloud of national bankruptcy bad barst
upon them, and before they were drafted into the
array.
The President then read to the meeting the fol
lowing resolutions:
Jtesolvei, That the Trades Assembly be directed
and empowered to take ell suitable steps to organ
ize the ‘‘Labor pirty” and infnrc its success, aud
that ail true sons ot labor will stand by them to
Ihc !a»t hoar of the fight.
2?oofwtf, That the proprietors of tha I forking
Men's Adtcecie deserve, and shall have both our
sympathy and support as long as they continue to
devote their energies so nobly to the cause of
working mtn, and that It Is the dntv of every
laboring man to read bis own paper and no other.
Eao-ted. Thot in the opinion of this meeting,
Abraham Lincoln and fte office holders ot the
country should shoulder the musket.
The whole ot the resolutions were cirried unani
mously, when air. McAlploe. No- 215YanBnrea
street, arose and promulgated a challenge to Gov
error Yates to enter tbe army with him as a prl
meeting then ab’earaod.
Wehavejnstawordtoear concerning this de
monstration. If nny person supposes that the
outrageous utterances of McComas and his man,
Schiagcr, ot the Union, arc the sentiments of the
workingmen of Chicago, they are immensely mis
taken. These gcntlemeaarc wordy poliiiial back?,
who despairing of advancement at the bauds of
their o*n persy, have taken up the labor question
In tbe hope of riding into potcer. We eay ims, In
the free disclaimer of any ulterior
personal motives. He is either-insincere in tbe
positions ho takes, or he Is an enormous traitor.
The Union working men of Chicago wlli,notand
do not endorse his. treasonable utterances. The
hall contained at least five hundred men who hare
no Interest in the question. They were tua oranf
couriers of the scamps who -wiil attend
the meat Copperhead Convention, in this
city a week from Monday. We do not
rcier to the members of that convention hot to the
gamblers, the shoulder-hitters andthe viHalns wto
hope to reap a rich harvest ont ol the crowd that
will be in attendance. These are tbe men who
packed the hall on Saturday night and assumed to
dictate to the workingmen of Chicago a platform
of principles. McComas and his associate wire
pullers behind the scenes have committed an egre
gious blunder. They are holsed by their own
petard, Tb*r digsred a pit Ifor the workingmen,
and have fallen iLtn it tbem ; e : ye«. They have
thrown a firebrand into the e anthog wheat, and
all whl be coi earned. There are huodreds of mca
new active and influential meratMws of these flif-'
fcient as jociaiicne, who cannot be cajoled by the
Banfhee tamer, or anv other mau. 10 turn their
societies Jnlo hotbeds for sprouting treason,
and he ma”* *n? *rell understand tbla
first cs last,* The President of the Trades
assembly. a weak man to be snrej but of son? In
licence because of hla official positlsu, appia?B to
have colored li»9lfa!eera»''3 efibspiraej :•.? c:;>pcr
m-hsethe uorking men of Chicagoi with Infinite
«•&!. He informed onr reporter that to avoid
civlcr oCVnsc to any member of the associations,
he had eetteted one speaker from each o! :ae great
politics! parties—McComas and Schuler "as
idea that the Union party had repJce'T.utloa in
eitlur ol tiese gentlemen, is decidedly ilea.
PA'S OF SOLOtEKS
Tl:c Order to their
Tire money uol t*'ortU
cornios.
Tbc Teieuke office vot> visited on S.itardty af»
ternconby an indlgcant crowd of eohll rs
who complained that those who have charge of
the disposition of tbc city snd cosnty bounty,
have not paid them-tbe in renpnd e* they
were led to expect from :;tj artico th :t appeared to
onr colnnras a day or t:.•<» :ii:o. They farthtircoot
pJtlncd that, upon their with the
cfflclsls, they trertpd item rudely ami off-re.lt->
tarnihem out of tbc room wltli-mt •; dime. For the
credit of onr cotnn.'ot: minHniiyw* are willing to
telitve that tl.c?*- p«urcrya*urcaa*elahoriug.ander
a mistake in rfsp«-«'t :o thj In n»r couvdalnt. At
to the lorm-.r, the oldt-ra s Know twai if tiers
were any gronrdf* frr u«» dmg oat hop’s :U :t have
eiucc U'btcQ to be* nithnt r fonmhit ou.
Theqcefit c u o' ta« esipj*«wr «>1 cbo families of
tbosowhoflcLionr ba»rli*s for r.s, hn ticc.im-j ;i
veryseriou? one. md il o-o who aro* »t»e Tat“ar.t
blc stipend the x-teivc ciuu'.’t tall jo w->mler hj«r
existence can beu«*i>* upo-.i eo unappr.-cinhlo sa
amount,- Tb*x.l: ft if—one dollar a week f rau
adult and twentvfiv* cents l< r a chi’d. One of tbe
vcnitn who culled upon na. whose ijujhin-:.is
row sleeping by .the bants of the Ten
nessee. end her two children rooulve
the tremendous amonit of one dollar and fify
cents per week. ThOfwho eara awcoklysMiry
ot £25, thron.h tt>e
week witaont running in debt, will open wide
their eyes with astonishment. This magnificent
sum will bay five pounds of poor fcngar: or one--
sixth of a cord ot wood: or one*tenth of a ton of
coal; or oue-flxtb ot a barrel of Hoar.
It is a burning shame that *ueh pitiable allow
ances snail be doled out to these people, and we
trutt that some means will be devised to incrc isc
tbe amount paid.
melancholy Occurrence—Drowning
ot a Todds Lad.
Our r caders have observed, doubtless, un
der its appropriate bead, a notice this morning of
tbedearii ofilaetir William F, King, son of the
hie Charles B. King, of this city.
Tbe deceased, who was but little past fourteen
years of ace, wont on Satutday afternoon about
three o'clock with a younger brother and other
boys Into tbo l«ke at the head of Ohio street, for
tbc purpose of barbing. Tbc waves were rumilog
Llgbst tbc time, frotn the effects of a northeaster
that had prevailed some days previously, but the
boys did not appreciate the danger that threatened
their. They dashed fear'essly into the water, and
tbe two brothtrs strove to reach the second bar, *
widch is nearly 800 feet distant from tbe
eh*re. They soon found their strength was not
sufficient for tbc task. The younger brother was
Immediately overcome by the wavcs,-ou seeing
which tbe noblc-hcartcd Wil lc, torgetfui of bU
own danger f ought at once with bis bo«t energies
to rescue his brother. He seized and bore
tim successfully tbo greatest of
bis perils, when, llhding bis own strergth
nearly exhausted, be called on the other
boys for assistance, which was promptly render
ed to the comp'et&rescue of the younger. But
at the point at *vblch the greatest danger seemed
almost past, Wilde leh back from exhaustion nod
tbe force of a strong undercuttentuhat swept
soutLwarcly, and In an instant was carried beyond
tbe reach of his little associates. Alarm was im
medially given, andihoueha number of strong
Bt'<J fcarlc&e meu as speedily gave all the assist
ance in their power, it was lull two hoars before
tbe bf.dy wa« recovered. Mccicaialdwasat once
rnimrorcd, but all applications for the restora
tion of life were unavailing*
Much credit I? dee to George Hale and William
Wheeler, first and second mates i»f the schooner
Grape Sdo% fcrtUcireHorloiurcacaiugthe body.
The circumstances of this decease are painful in
the extreme, and will Cirr? sorrow to the hearts,
not alo:jo ol uls Immediate relatives, but a large
circle of friends cud acquaictatcea who knew the
loveliness of Ms character «nd youthful promise
ot ibe deceased, will deeply >*ympathlze with the
si lent mother end the other members of h*s
aifiictcd family to their sad bereavement.
Poucs Cocut—Roscsnixa—The attendance of
prisoners ot the Police Court on Satahlar was
even mote scanty than oa any oilier occasion dar
ing the week. Seven or eight stnpld drunks and
two or tbiec Instances ol vagrancy met with their
usual nu cd of punishment. There were two cases
ot rotbery on the docket-
ii. W. Unrrougbs, John Drown, John Parwcll
and John Taylor were chirped with having robbed
a soldier named John Carpeorr or S2OO. The
dtfmdant raid be belomed to te
Sd Mlfsoarl cavalry, and arrived in
the city the rrevuns nlsht, from Madison on
his way to tbc front. Ue hid enlisted in Milwau
kee about a week since. Ue took sapper at th*
Rest, after which he strolled around the town and
when opposite the saloon of George Jaeger ou
the corner ot We is and Van Boren streets, aIW
one o’clock in the morning, he was set upon bv
Borrows, who rushed out ot the saloon and
dragged him into an adjacent alley, where Far
well lo lowed and lent his assistance in riflin'*
his pockets; me other prisoners remain-d
watching the trarsactlon through the window
Some partite who were on the opposite side of tie
soldier for help, ana observing the transaction
wentto tharetcoc. The police were summoned!
and the lour prisoners were arrested. Another
m»r, named Jerry Monroe, was al«o known to be
In the saloon at the time the soldier was robbed
bet he cm cted his escape. After a patient
ligation of the case, which was somewhat mixed
Justice Miller thought there was no evidence to
justify him in holding Brown and Tavfor
The former vas discharged, but Taylor, 'whn
Is known to the police as a consunsmitc
loalcr and disorderly clnracter was sent up tor
rixiydjje. Butroa-.'bs>. who is the bar-keeper nt
tbc ralcon, aud Para el), were in default of bail in
£3.000 comniititd fur trial at the Recorder's
Court. Tnc soldier being unable to give ball in
SCU) lor bis appearance as a witness, was detained.
The mis-f Joe money was not found, but $33 wjs
taken from the person of Burroughs and claimed
to bi long to the owner of tbc saloon.
William McCarty, residing at No. 177 Illinois
street, cfaarccd Dennis Drew an<l Harney Dtlloa
with havicr nibbed him of P‘22 while he wts lying
on a bench in front of MeGrattau’s saloon, ou
North Water street, nt U o’clock on Satcrday morn
ing. The complaining witness said he-was par
tially asleep at the time the money was taken, bni
feeling some person withdraw bis band from bte
pocket be awoke and gave chose to two men who
were innnltc away as last as they could. They
went into a house, ana obtaining tee old of a no
liccmm*, be followed add found both the accused
partially undressed in one of the bedrooms. Mrs.
.Drew swore that neither her son Dennis nor Dillon
bad been out ofthe house during the night, where
upon Justice McDonnell ordered both prisoners to
he discharged. The man Drew has been in the ar
my, oed only relumed home from Memphis, on ac
count ot 111 health, on Friday evening.
Sins WheelSiTAJum, “Milwaukee,”—A res
et! is now lying at tbe wharf of Mr, Spafford, just
telow the north end of Bush street bridge, whose
advent it-to tbe waters of the'Cblcago river mokes
a Utils epoch in our commercial history. Tbe side
wheel etcamer ‘‘Milwaukee’* has been for five
years pant plying between Milwaukee and Grand
Haven, on tbe Detroit and Milwaukee Railway and
Steamship Lise. She has now abandoned that
line of travel, and will henceforth moke the trip
from Chicago to Grand Haven three tines a week,
connecting with Hues to Saginaw and Lansing and
tbe Grand Trank and- Great Western Railroads.
She is a splendid boat, *220 feet long. Si feet beam,
COfea overall in width, 17 Jeet4 inches depth,
and&asan engine of 1,050 horse power, carrying
her through the watcrat the rate of fourteen miles
an boor with twentr-three pounds of steam. Her
toncace is 1,039, and she can comfortably sleep two
hundred ana fifty paeecnsers. Her arrangements
lor the comfort and safety of guests are all of the
very Orel class; spacious, well fitted staterooms
ana cabin, commodious dining room and nursery,
llfo preservers, and fire engine and hose, wnlch is
laid on each night, ready for any emergency. She
1? built very strongly, apd itte difficult to conceive
of a srs'etrong enough to part her. She looks and
is built more iike an ocean steamer than a lake
craft. We advise those of our reactera who wish
to tee a really fine v.eael to look at her as they
cross Bus-h street bridge, and if they wish to take
Sassage, they will find themselves suited. Ccptiln
ames F, Trowell Is long and well known in con
nection with her, having sailed with the “ Mil wau
kie” since she was launched, in 1853, and com
manded her for foir years. The other officers are,
Peter Murray, Engineer; Ales.H. Muir. Purser;
Wm. Kirkland, Steward; A. Black, Ist Mate; oil
gentlemen.
Horse Hallway* vs Property Owners.
It is a fact known 1o hut few of oar property
owners in Chicago, that there is at present a com
bination existing between the four horse railway
companies of this city, which has for its object the
appropriation of over thirty of oof principal
streets. That_oor present Common Coancil is
largely interested in the soccers of this scheme,
admits of but little doubt, and viewed io this
light, property owners may prepare themselves tor
an nccondWcnal surrender to this combination
and Us a lI(-3, within the cowing week. Meetings
may be called, and courts of Icquiry convened to
Invcsliea’.tt the cause ot this disaster, when its hall
be too kite, while Impoverished properly owners
end abandoned streets will attest the treachery of
their representatives In oar Common Cornell.
Theßal.wsy fCompanles referred 10 are better
known as tnt: “South .-Side,” “West Side,”
“North Side,” and arrdfiuryotic forma'iou known
as the “Evanston,” nil acting nuder different char
ters, bat for one common object, namely the
dtsiructicn of private propeity and public thor
oughfares.
An attempt was made Ja»t winter by the North
Side and Evanston Compa&icF, to ohUm from the
city the franchise cl certain etroets, ami, although
time and money without limit were expended op
position on the pait of property owners and tire it
nsldents waaeo intense, and the demand so mt-’
reasonable, that the Council uuanlmoujly rejected
the application and purged luelf of the
tcheine. It was coneidercd by the public as a
wpeTiiion of the “Wabash SwiodJe” of ’s3 and
txeatto bj the Connell accordiuely. Soon aftor
the failure of these schemes. * a new
Ccnuctl was elected, cud a combimUon
there fonned between the railways before rcierred
to, vach ol whom were pledged to carry out t’*o da-
Eignscfthe ethers to the extent of their
Streets were immediately offered for sale by on»
•company to the other, the credit oftbscitv was
pledged by the combination to bnMd and construct
new bridges, to opdinew streeta, and to condemn
piivatcproperly fa the fuithcrance of lu dc-hraa
Noith Wattr f ireetwas to be bridged at Staf’eand
L’-ealle etreete, the Piitabnrg and Fort tVayae
road vas to cornu et with Evanston via Laealleond
Erie streets, and a grand gridiron scheme con
structed to endreb andiotenpy'wilh rate and
“onmniic*)*' over thirty different streets of oar
ci*y. Aldetmtuwerctrafficked&rdtr-ded lor by
cue company to the other, politics were to bo ig
nored, and a campaign organised for the “henei
term” ol July and August, while property
owisrs wtre absent on tho'r usual
snmmtr trip. An arrangement waa entered
into with tbe Common Uoancii by which
*• tptdal meetings fer the tranasctlon ofimpo--
tait btJsrac£F, M were to be called in order that the
proceedings might not bo embarrassed by the pres
each of thepuriie.
Ou tbe £*h day of Jnte. 1;G •, a “ special” meet
ing of the Common Council was called, at which
meeting dlttlcct petitions' were offered irom each
or ihe several compai-ies crmpriilng rhie
nation. Ttcse petitions each prayed forcermin
strc-cl?, and increase of privilege?, and were duly
referred to Ibtlr respective committees, and favor
ably reported on. witn no other business before
the Connell D an the ordinances referred to, seven
weekly meeting* have been called, nod presided
over, rot .by Ue Mayor, hnt by members of rho
Cotniil. Two cf tho tear ordinances referred to
have passed the Conncfi by an almost unanimous
vote ; property ,to the exteot •of t»oa
(10») of thou&anda of doiters, -has ai
naov been - sacrificed, and many of our
principal etrtew reduced to the grade, and dignity'
oilanesaidaileje. The city have agreed to cou
tUDcta bridge at Lasallo street lor the “Evans
ton,” like tbe onaat State street for the “North
Side,” asd North Water ftrect la to be bridge u at
Lssallc, because the “ North Side” have a similar
bridge at State street. The West Side arc to have
“Clinton street” for the same reason that tbe
“Son'b Side” are to have “Indians avenue,*’ aim
ply because they want them. Representing in be
na'f of non-residents and others, a large amount of
property In iho various streets sought for, by this
“ combmalicn/’ I wlgb to call the attention of
property owxers and theiragenta to thelacts which
1 have mentioned. The Council meets In “special”
session on Monday evening; and Z desire before
that time to confer with representatives of each
property In Chicago, as will he affected by the pro
posed action ofthe Common Conner; and it pos
sible to aerccJicoD and adopt some plan by wniett
we may obtain‘relief from a threatened disaster.
John Mattocks, Jr.,
No. 1-1 Telegraph Building.
ATail—‘T’heattcnticn of Major Yelverton. of
the Central Police Station, was last evening called
toansccfdcct which had occurred at the corner
of Cisrk and and which it waa
thought ted terminated foully A man named
John Boutelly, from Geneva, while standing near
SmHh’s iu/iion store mads a mUstcoand fell into
the arcs or iLencwbulWiis'now being erected on
the site of the old * Justice’s Comer."A ladder
wasprocured and the msu taken to the Central
PcJlcc fitatior, where U was found that he had
tetn nearly slnoncdhy the fail. His lace, which
had been badly cm, was properly attended to. and
he was in the course of a short time enabled to
walk to hie hotel. '
Pbpbjuus Fatal Accipest.—A lady seventy
years of age, living onEarxison street, met with
an accident on Satnrday evening, at the corner of
Desplainte amt Harrison street*, which it Is feared
mty terminate ’atally. She was walking on the
imperfect sidewalk, her dress became entangled
andrhetrr breaking her collar bone. The lady
waa takfn to Ecynolds’ drag store, and was con
vey cd thence to her home.
Hotel Tmzr.—The C’arcnCon Hon»e, on Ran*
i!olpb street, wa? etterfcdoD .PriJay niehtanclrob
bedot out' hundrec dollars and a silver rrateb. No
arrrttf. •
LOCAL matters.
South M«>c Cdloq XiGaga* --Thera will
be a meeting of the above League this Monday
CTitJr-e at Warren Hall. It la hoped there will be
a lull attencanei* as important business will be
t*anf a«B8S will enliven the meet
,inr.
Sunday SclioM Unloj*. The regular
mo;.tb’y meeting ( Of the Chicago Sabbath
School Umsn wi 1* be held on Monday ever
leg-, a ns. 22d, In Ifce Second Presbyterian Chnrch,
renter cfWabos-h avtnno mid Wa-hlneton street,
cou mendDS at a quarter before eight o'clock. On
ring the evening the following .question will be
presented lor disenstlou: ‘'flow may we best
take care of the converted scholars in oar Mib
slon ScDcolst” Music lor the entertainment of
tbc Union will hcfarnlsbeo by one of our leading
Mission Schools.
A. Down Sown nercbat>t havlcgpaeard
several fcltcplcsß nights, disturbed oy the agonies
and cries ot a sutTerlug child, and becomlcg con
viaccd that Mrs. Winslow’s Soothiusr Srtnp was
just tbe article needed, procured a supply for the
child. On reaching home, and acquainting his
wife with what be had dOi.e, sho refused to have it
fldminifctered to the child, as she was atrongly in
favor ornomeopat&y.'That night the child passed
In snCcring, and tbo parents without s T eep. Be
turnli-gbame the day following, the father found
the baby still wcrsc;and while contemplating an
other eleeplcsa night, the mo'her stepped from
the room to attend to some domestic unties, and
left the fatter with the child. Oa:in? her absence
be administered •> portion of the Soothing Syrup to
the baby, and said nothin". That night all hands '
slept well,and tbc little fellow awcbeln tbe morn
ing bright and happy. The mother was delighted
with the sadden and wonderful change, and al
hough at first offended at the deception practiced
pon her, has continued to use the byrup. and *n(-
fering, crying babies and realleis nights have dls
npoenred. A single trial of the Srrup never yet
failed to relieve the baby,'and overcome tbc preju
dices of tbo mother. S3 cents a bottle. Sold by
all dragglstH. aagl-031'4w > xr, j wap
Try It once* and it la morally certain that
Jayne’s Carminative will be relied oneveraUer
wards as an efficient remedy for Diarrhoea* Jhjt •
enUry, Choltra, Summer Complaint, and all Stom
achic AfTectloss. Compounded with core from the
best understood ingredients known to tbe Medical
Faculty, its action Is certain and always to be de
pended upon, while tbe reputation it has attained
as a Standard Household Remedy, should induce
all in want of such a nudldrti to give it au imme
diate trial. Sold by Rruegi&ts everywhere.
angls-oSOI.3tMWSat
A Reasonable Family ISemcdT—Chole
ra Morbus. Summer Complaint, Cholic, Sour Stom
ach, Dianhcci, and all affections of the bowels in
cident to childhood at this season of the veur, are
cured at ouce by Or. Jayne's Carminative Balsam.
It allays tbe irritation and calms tbe action of tbe
stomach, and being plca-aut to the taste. la icadl--
ly taken by children. While it may be given with
entire safety to infants, it yet acts promptly and
thoroughly, when administered according lb dl
rtctlons, to either children or adults. Sold by
Uruepists everywhere. aug22-pSOI-St-m vv & a
Dfreaieaof theKervons, TJriUbrj
Sexu..! Sysuiao.—Ne»7 utd tciixi;;© treatment
—*u reports cf t'.c Howard Aecodatioa. Scat cy
mail lu rbiiei leiUr ecvciopea, Irei. ot cfcsrre.
Addresc Or J. SVi’dun Honchicn, Howard Aelo-
Mstioo, No, 8 South Nluth steet, Philadelphia.
Pa. ' Jy%ms':4-5o»
627" Hones ar;d Sign Painting, Cilclminiag,
Glhslust and Graining. Paper Hangings i.nd Win
dow :*bseed selling ut wholesale tnd retail at New
York prices. ?. 5. Rigby, 83 Randolph street
BsrnSKi. I?21-nC33.1n
ttles)rv3»cisuu i £ikii ko- Hat)
Is to real for si: the purposes for wWrb sack tails
are orelu-rily u‘sd. Terms moderate. Anel'cs
tiouac&ube made at the offer, adjoining tceca
ti'JiretntheUall , MD-bP4C-t/
3¥!a«-ket«f by Telegraph.
Albany Live Stock Marker*
[Special ina&4*cii 10 the Ctucago Trinan - }
Auuwt.N.Y .Surdiy, Aug. 21,1531.
2z*v»*.— 7tc marketclorca as It otensifirmfor
K' Cd to extra cattle, ard we-.kfor clh’r desctlpllocs
Of the totai'recciptf,B,7oo atlessc ?. , X0 were of tba
p or, thin, green, or tcallairaz order, and on thesa
prices dropped k&K«»while !a t wttk’aprices wers
fullymaintainedoa t e better grader. Prices ranged
If cm 4Rcftr thepociestto fix**- for the belt. Among
tiiesaleswaßadrsveot 7CS extra H'locu, by 11. B.
RosentbaT, at #IBB.OO per head, average 1,333 fis-
Ab'ut S.CtO have changed hand?.
Sreep—ln good request at ilifc’c (cr Mr to t;ood
A drove cf SCO prime lasts, averaging 60 &3
br« ughtSc
Ko.t-Ncn.l a*yi?©iix. Receipts?,lCO; SUlppol
to Sew T:rk2lCC.
f»t Louit mariet.
[Special Dispatch to the Chicago Tribnu«.<
Br.'Lotns, Pa|nrd»-T, AogustZO.lSftl.
Tomcco.—Active. Bale4otsCthl''ls lugs at $12.00
QITJO: ccrotncn shipping leat medium
do |2S,Ctt*S3.CO; yccd do 530 C©43.('3: crmm .n and
niedlcm njanafrtciarug do |37 CC© 15.9); good aad
five GO |4s.CO©:io.tO.
FLcru—Active. Salts of2CO br!» cJty'dcuble extra
at Ul.CiO; (CO brla city double extra 511.75; KObrU
double extra 81010; brls double extra {1025;
SCC brlsdcnbU extra S^o‘.2R; Soj trU ioobli extra
19CO; JKObjli tx-.ra 19.75, inspictod ;200btl«sopsr-
Cne |9 59.
GiAia.—Wheat—Dull. Sales ci 100 sasus choice at
8?.0Q;<C0 prime to cho'c 1 a";
racks coed at 1L99; 1.027 tacks lair and gc D 1 fair at
H6fQI.FS. Ccrn-lnsctlvc. Bales oIIGS sacks white
at t*,45; I,SCO racks srJlow anl mixed at ft 40.
Obts~li);btr. Sales of 252 sacks ot SSs; 2,300 sa*ks at
B'kc, in stoic; IC9 sacks at 87c: 71G i?chs at
l*ye—Dal*. Soles 1 1 9 C sacks musty at SUS. Barley—
Sales of) 7 s&clcr.new erbp. at |3 25.
Yhjbbt—M'te active. Bales compil:e 2C brls at
t'.tC&i.HK; tils at $1.76.
Provisions.—Bacon—Sales of 19 casks bacon
shoulders atife. sCotloie<( prime tittle IssdatSlc;
KO tlet ccb pntceV. 2f54c; 800 tierces prime at 39c per
pound.
Dfilvraofcee Kaibeti
(Sped*; Dispatch to the Chicago Tribune.}
Milwaukee, Saturday, Aug. 19.
Later market firm this creator. Sales 22,jj0bus
No. l wrist at tl 97(3199J$ on tbe spot, and 200, bnv.
er’i opticn. rest week.
Illinois and ftuchirks Canal:
(Special Uisostch to tbe Chicssu mooas.]
Beuxjkpost, Saturday, Aug. 20-1 p. m,
Ci eased—J. Harrl: gton, MeraeDea, 2/iCO ft lum
ber. 10.' (0 shingles. 2.0C0 lath, 10 hr;s salt; 8. F. Gale,
Athens; Resolute, Athens; Advance, Athens; 17.8.
Gorcrc, Athene; Neptune. Alton*, 5,0U) brls sun
dries; 'J. B. I’mton, Mcrtte; Onward, Joliet, 3,033
Css empty barrels; Allqulppa, LaSalle, 81,793 it lum
ber, 2,cm latb: Caroline. L&Sill?, 72,753 ft lumber.
12,550 lath; E. Eaithc.m, Prison; Erwin, LaSalle,
80,503 ft lumber; Lcgraux, LaSalle, 126 brls salt, 10,OCO
Da sundries.
AnsiVEi>-J. Menard, LaSalle, 110 tins coal; n. G.
Loomls.Alhenr.Mydarnbble stone; 43 yds dlmon*
ricnetone; Conveyance, Athene, 43 yds (imenelon
store; D. Hess, Athens,4s yds dimension Ltone; Lady
Frenhlln. Athens, 90 yds rubble ctoas; Investigator,
AlheLT.SOydb rabble stoue; Chtnaatin, Kankakee,
2,(0 bacoiE,l,CCobcrye,?,7o) buoste; Dltcrr,J„l
lel.SSydsdimerslopstonc, £5 yds nibble stone; ?•
Korftrup,Prison,BOydsmbblsstcao; Alliance, Ot
tawa, 2,fCO bnccxn,4.oCO hu 0a'5,8,900 ttszeds; Morn
ing Light, Laeallp. 5,K0 bu corn.
BsrnoEPor.T, Aus. 20.1 Sol-9 p. m,
CLEABsp-Pmiiic Ross. La Salle, 93,0 0 ft lumber:
Planet, La Salle, 75,roft lntnber,f.C(o lath; Invent
gator, Athens; D.Hess,do; H G.Lormls.uj; con
veyance, do; Jch^Btowf.La Salle.CUbrls h?d Um?,
bb tnaeblncry; Monitor, La Salle,9J.Coo it lain
ber; AMca. La talle, OO.c&O ft lumbar; Coatesc,Mor
xte,S3,c(Dfl!umbe?; Lady Frantlln, Athana.
Aemvxd Peter Sttr, La Ssllc 15: tens cord;
M:nsrcb, Mirouks, S,tCO bu cats, 62 bur beau.
Teaseiß >aicid Detroit.
[Special DKpatch to the Chicago Tribunal
Dstboit, Suadiy. August' 1 1354,
Up—Ba*k2 Cbcneogo, Fairchild,; sehra Lrdl*
Ease, Sweepstakes, Live Yankee, Metropoll?, Sophia
Smith.
£owzr-Prop Winslow; bark Champloo.
W.
Up-Bark Bobbles; schooners EUda, \7. P. Allen.
Lively, Dickinson, Plover, Queen of the Lakes.
Dows—Ncne. Wind north-east.
. New York Harder.
New Tons, Siturday, Ausmit 20.
Cotton—More active and iQlc batter at
—Closing at #i,?3 asked tormiddllsguplan'is. •
- Flows—State and Western OdlCc better: slolo®
10.15 tor extra state: SIDCP®IOAj tor extra round
bcop Ohio, and $lB 23 tor trau-t orancs— closing firm.
Included m the tale* are 50,000 brls extra stats for
Dectob*ratsUoC.
IVniasr-Firmer; westirn at flSt-closlng with
flee aellers at this quotation, and State sl6l.
Gcaik- Wheat a ihsde firmer. Onivallghtsuoply
CfTerini: at S3 ISA 2 33 lor Chlrazo sprlos; 82 1732 35
for Mjin-sukec Club; s2iS@2 45 lor wl-ter red wesb
em.
Cobh—A shade firmer at 81 MK3155 for mixed
weeterc, and $1 £6 tor blab mixed:
Oats—Lowtr a: 96St>‘c for western.
Wool—Fl m, with » fair businrei.
GEocunrsa—Coffee firm: :4c»sksd for Rio. Surar
quiet cut firm at tor Cuba duty paid; 13jf&
Clews firm at SlaS'c lor crude; W@
67c for relic ed in bond, *nu Slfiß9c tor refined tree.
raovraicss.-Po.-k ihra and in gooa demand.
857.cr637 6w tor me’#; .tor new co—
ciCßtcgatS OJ2>sa«o?s lor prime; S:3UJ3SBS7 tor
prime ccff. Also M/ C 3 bill new mess, tor *ng. bay
eit’ccdcn a. *50.25<340.75.itd20,(K0 ortedo fer Bsd-
Lwd
flrm-?2a2«t- also.fO 1 ! o*is for tettba'fof September,
it'.Ui's op lcc,at 58‘(o, Jiutiersttacy.
Philadelphia oTarket.
P3rx*DELriiXA.Bi;nr?»r. Angus:2o.
FLfuc-StcaCy; extra lamlly »U Wai7. ; ruper-
SSheat firm; old red t2,5- r ,and old f2A r a
Itj-wLit" Cotnflinj; yellow fl.w.aad
mixed |1 IR. Oats higher; new 9’.<393c; old 9a
pork new, S(UC. Lwd firm,
at 2Aic.
riiia at $1.3 C l-£2.
erode 45©5-c; reauea la bond
S2(L£*c; IrceStGSSc. _Asj:tbadnU.
iluOalo market.
Serrano. Saturday. Aug. 33.
olih orlya Hmllel request.
Sales cl N0.2 Chicago spring * l 2f* 2 £S> 0l^ r «d
wjater at 12. -WK- Cots quiet at SI 3721. 53 for No, 2.
Ca»a heavy ano neld at SJtt 82c.
rei-ro:S: TTlaM.naSIXe:
bl!3; TVlifst, =7^
2.7GT tori*:. *&-:«. SO,US
Kctr w or ic money and Stock Market.
HswTous, Saturday, Aug. 30.
-McneyacUyeandflnaatTpa cent. Sterling Ki
ck«t eecnii a: ICSV- Gold scarcely so fltm.ooeDiag
at 2:e? tdvascrog to rt7K. declining to see#, ad
vancing to iSW.and closing quiet at 231. Total ex
non* of snefle
steady.
contone, 108KS1C8X.
Oswego Dl&rket,
oswzao. Saturday, August 20.
Exons— Better demand at SlO.2J®lO 50 for No 1
spring: iio.TSforred winter; |1135®U33 for white;
for double extra
Gears—wheat quiet, parties generally apart. Com
dnll: HUnristi.ttX: Hollnaianaj .11.H31.t6, No
grain cr otb'r descriptions in market,
Casal Pc«iqbts— Quiet.
CUICAUO CATTLS BIAKMT.
For the Week Endin'*"iamt !*o> 1564.
Sattudat EvaxnfO, Anguat 20.J33L
The receipts of Beef Cattle aad Live Ho*a at the
voilcna yard* in the city, tor the week ending to
day, compare u follows with the previous weekly
receipts since July 2,16t1:
Beeves, Hogs,
jao. Ho.
WMfceadireAog.?o ~.,....9,0u
Week earing Axu.l3 4.5J® 2v?
■Week ettsing Aug. 6 •»*£®
■WeekenrirgJnlyfO t.gss B*ui
Wiekractet July 21, *££
Week ending July 18.... 3, t3 12A3i
Wert enctog Jn y a.... -V*s
Week ending July 2 - .5,809 17,145
ajJSS OF Ti SIGHT OS IJTS iTOCK »B n iX CHICAGO TO
*
DXTEOIT . „ _
Cattle. Bogs V
IX as.
MIC*. Cent. asdMiec.B.. Urge
lyiffHt MXO 83c
Uicllgu r . en^6> l *mVtte!vV.V*MV*V-~ 50CC 89c
TO HUFFj LO CS 8T8?*SSIO>: BftTOOX.
Vlch. Cent. ardialth. 8., Urge cars.. $ os/0 |9c
turner2lofeet ?. ...... 8540 :8e
Mlchirsu Cec.Fßl. Vma’Ycars
f-ort Weyie cirr, »t it*:
TO PI tTfUUBO.
Piin., FI. TTayae & C. can o' 2H feet .I*o CO 55c
- ]orf ' -
u'lVb'ctootbeni, forve'e-tr*'...., ’**.««
do cjia cf w* re5t......... BtJ» S3c
Hates to Dartlrlc ti.a 1 ? car ls?a ttianto Buffalo,
»hen aTipipfrt M all fail .
£at'9taDanM;tr > lKr9 500 D 8 less thas to Buffalo,
when uMpned by all m 1- »
B3BF CaTTi.K,
Tlie :ot&‘ receipts of Beef itstUrt a", tbs 7ir!oas
j4i<B lb the cjij, doriag the -etS ceding t>-. ay,
according to the C«-U» rwtorni potted on ’Cbana;,
aiccact to 9,CU hjiiL Is 4,5U
Tfre renelTed last weeV, >»T:a 4,731 head mo:i thaa
Ite receipts Of the csrrespSDdine «ot% ofUstiear.
The felly receipt* oc too reruns yards cospare
as Icllotre
Wotdny.
Tuesday... ....... .. ...
Ww nfK’ay
Thmecay.
kild.-y. ...
Saiuraav
Thererop'sdnrlne tbevctk b*vj been aoasaritv
Inge, amcuctlLg to resrtr doable carte entsapply
TfceqcslUyln.bctn ceJowtuo usual sverass.cenl
•linrgchKfiy pf tocrium grafet of stock,* t.h vary
few droves suitable for tbs Eastern markets, We
hive ted as active demand f-r army cattle, bat %lth
a decline of 230 on medium grades, andofJCaper
Itfi tts rn other nnalitits.
Ihefollowlng are the closer quotations of the
market this evenlnz, andeempared wlthUst week,
oLoatao quoTATtpys.
. This week. Last week.
Prime to extra qualities.,..m.ojg* 7xo 750
Medium to prime qualities ~.4.703S 75 3^035.25
Common to medium qnaTcies.WO®! 53 2 5331.75
Saiueday Eveitixo, Aug.Eh.—Tbarccet,ita of Beef
Cattle during the past week have been unusually
large, and plainly evince tb i increasing resources of
tne country, despite the prognostics of the various
speculator* upon the sbertness of the stock available
for the current wants of the market. We have, how.
ever, hadfewef the old-fashioned prime grades ot
stock. The cupply has been ilmost cxclnuvely eon
fined to medium grades, the demand fer which,
on army . account, baa been very active.
Onr ) rlntlpal operators, Weob & ielly, have
bcnjht for tbe Potomac and Cumberland ar
mte/, chiefly for the latter, over 4, M0 heed at prices
raising from 8412506 (0 per ICOlbs Easternehlpp.rs
have been very qnlat, owing to a restricted supply
and the quietness which has been prevalent In that
direction for the last fortnight. The following ora
ttopimcipolsaleadcrinelhe freek: Wallwark and
Mal.cry to Bnblo & Co ,71 bead steers, averaging
1,3*11 Ibr, at 16*30: Oherndorf to D. Waixell. 33 head 111-
nolssteers, averaging!, 3l3ibs,at 86A0; Sprazua to
LiTiEßiti-n* Co., 98 bead very extra prsdts. averag
ing JJSI lbs, at $8 25, Sp'&guo to F.ablo.SQ bead extra
steers,averaging Iji 1 ? lbs, at 17.25; J. Grldley to
QuUt'er.l7 head extra steers, averaging 1,233 lbs, at
|TJS; Cramer to Honsely, S4 head good Illinois steers
averaging 1,109 lbs, at 15.63K: Wall workand Biollo
ry to Zei&ler, 55, head prime steers, averaging i,w,
at *5.23.
Thfiewcrela'lhajarfs thli motnlng about ij WO
head of stock. The d&y has been marked with a
fair degree ol activity. TUt receipts as during the
pitvlcua days of the week, consisted of fur medium
cstilc. There has been no disposition to conieue
higher rates, and towards tbe afternoon rellsrs wars
dupcsec to make & concession rather than held over,
fer the demand which may exist during the ensuing
dsys cf another week. Entered salts amount to
beaf.leavjng about «C 0 unsold, at prices rang
ixg from |s.tC®7.U,chitflj at per 1001a5.3
eejf cattle sales to-day.
Selim. liuycti. No. At. P/ice.
Beany* Co. ... Zelgier 10 9i2
G.AdC1D5......... do ........ 2') JO3) 4.30
CO ......... (10 ......... ZS Uji 4,ia
do CO ...A.... *3 1135 555
do .• GO 21 U9» 433
stetl ..... CO 180 1015 4.73
Djknran. do 17 toss s.ca
Eraoley ... TOlkmssn 29 940 5.70
Wallwork&M...O’Shea 13 8W 350
IltmUttn O’uready. ... iu SS3 a.«o
Pcotley & Hard W«hb&Kclly....iCl 1011 13»
G. Adams do ..... . IS us» -iao
■ do do IS
do do 53 • 1:55 SSQ
CO do 31 lel2 &Z3
• do ao 20 1213 5.33
J, Gnc1ey,....... do . .. .17 I*l7 4.75
. do do 15 1933 473
CO do , 8 1000 4AJJ4
Ward &Co do 17 973 4.73
JGildlty do 45 10*G 4.99
do . do 31 *lO5 * 4A9
CO do 87 U<o J.9J
Setter... do .........IS6 1(£0 47i
coeser... do S3 in&i SCO
Mcoavem .. . M .« Co ...83 1(69 SDJ
DeTCtt .... do ......... 31 IbSt 47S
Robe do 32 in<4 435
Bradley do 13 1263 5.7)
JGnMey do 2j 1049 4,t0
• do do 11 1132 • 4.15
n0uiriy........... do is 1050 4,7 i
Ettrlcht do ........... U 1048 423
Frye &Co do JOl - llfo 5.:0
CcoleysEldildge go S3 lo*o 439
do do . do 2j 1013 433
do 00 . do 26 113 L 530
Gregory do 67 lott 433
CO .... do 18 033 433
do " do 19 923 *430
Rail . go J7 S« 433
Bcesrt do 99 9SI 4.10
j Adams - no 62 2143 *.25
CO do 87 ,0« 525
do do 73 1073 9,(0
do GO 43 lt(0 500
do do 56 1(63 5/0
CO Go 70 9-4 4.75
do •••• ..... GO ... ..... IS 1C57 4.73
do do 31 9>t 4.25
G. Adams do 13 11C0 4.73
da ... do ill UM 525
do do SO 1055 4.;0
I.AdemS Go 13 ICO3 5.00
do do 12 lot 9 4.25
CO GO 12 9:3 3.73
Co do ........S3 915 4.50
do Slcrns &Co 59 9:0 9.25
do do do .43 :t3O 537 X
do Go do 89 1(0 5.17K
• do Malls... (1 ll'O 6.2K
do ... Fans to mj 4.00
do ..... ..Walt 86 1/43 r.OC
Cooley &Co Laznre 18 891 5.75
do Go Gibbs 23 910 4SO
Hcnkß&Co.... Cameron pa 1)5<) “00
Conklin D WaUa1......... 70 ir33 63*)
Gregory & Co....Dante is 9m S.OO
no do Waucal..., 90 )ISO fc.23
• do do ....Fran* ,/SS JXO 351
Rnad. M .......Enwright IT 11C0 335
Uu?d itoore 43 M» 4^o
Wbltlog. Wall fd 1020 5.10
Strader. Cltrke 20 1013 473
Stevens J«.cjb3». 16 32><3 6.39
Baldwin do i 7 990 5.U)
Enwilyht CUrfc. IS 1013 4.70
S.B.Potter. H. Waiseu 49 H39 0,25
Strader.,... cssb 11 910 3.(0
Graham J. Scbatt 17 S9> 3.25
colman Fouect. S3 691 8.80
Moore Sterio 32 1C39 4.9)
Gxabir. do ....27 Ul3 4.50
Ufgart .FerrU.... 9 SS4 ».75 -
Pifce Clarke 11 1071 6.09
do do *.r. 1» 1093 6*oo
Holman Ciawiey. 20 LOl 85.00
HOGS
.Tbe total receipt! ot Ho£s,dnrlosrthe weekending
tc-day, according to tbe dally returns posted on
’Ctacgc, amount to 13,*ns head. This Is 6,313 head
sore than were received las; week, and 7,S;2he*d
mote than the receipts of the corresponding week of
last year.
The daily receipts at the various yards compare as
follows;
Monday.....
Tuesday....
Wednesday,
Tbnrasay,.,
Friuny
Satnroay...
Total .18,723
With a Urge supply daring tbe past waek.tberehas
net been a corresponding degree of activity in tbe
market. Priceahave consequently dcclmcd 50jj73c
upon our previous quotations. Of tbe weakly sup.
‘ply over 2,<XO head remain In tbe yards this evening
unsold.
Tbe following are the closing aaotaUcca of the
market this evening and compared with last week:
CLO3ZKO rniczs.
TcU wees. Last week.
Pdme to extra i9.2:@u.50 $:o oc®u.co
Meoicm to prime. BAC@ 9.»0 9.c;a 9zo
Ccnunoc to medium.... 7.0-.‘i4 8.33 7 st@BA3
CjlTuxdty Evxscro,Aug,2o.—too supply daring
the psst week, has been In excess ot the usual supply.
There has bitn a lets degree] ofjacMvlty In tbe mtr
ie t. Shipper* ere influenced by tbe unfavorable
cor diuoc of.the Battain markets and further by eba
less that may be sustained la shipping
during tbs. present tempt 1 store of summer.
The Idea of tha supply of hogs being
exhausted seems a* remote as ever; although
the continuance of dry weatner Is acting unfavorably
upon oar com crop, thus indamns farmers to send la'
Btcck that was Intended tor tbe autumn eouply. with
tbe large eopply of tha week there has bosatoir ac
tivity, but at a decline of 5CQ*3c 9 too Ds oa tne quo*
tstloisoflast Saturday, There were in tbs yards
this morning, including the receipts o( to day, about
5.500 bogs. Entered tales amonct to 3.3:5 bead, at
f35t®10.(0. chiefly at $9.0039.80 9 100 Bj. A large
ouanllty rcmiia over unsold. ,
no a SALES TO-DAT.
Sellsrv. Beyers.. No. Av, Prices
O. W.M.*ntdea 47 22s 110.33
Hasten ........ do .... 41 tS> 9.60
M*reh*U do .... 49 18,5 9^o
Cniz do .... 51 712 iP.«
Benucy *Nadd..E.R.PhliltpS,.. ,254 V 3 060
do .... do .... 53 183 9^o
J. GriJiey........W. Si. Tddtn 61 Isa 92*3
do ... .... do .... 60 167 0.25
Stone...**. do .... 53 211 9.51
D. Alar. _OO .... 51 185 9,-fl
Bentley&N 5.HiDi1er,........ 46 291 9.^0
O. Adams Ailertcn 51 169 875
co do .....107 167 903
do do 61 IC3 9 6354
do do . 163 183 9.1354
do do 120 196 5.75
Burnett Phillips 61 203 loss
Walwork&M ... do 43 251 )0 W
do ... AUerton so 193 9.25
do .... do 161 115 B.t2K
Bentley &Co do 31 IIS* f1,87.s
King... Phillips tO 23 10.25
G. Adana......... do 51 732* 10.50
Eall .Littlefield 68 172 . 9.0J
do .... .... do .... 154 115 ■ s.fo
H*tCb JJarnelL 55 191 9.W
J. Grldley: do 87 in *9.oi
Bowen & C 0..... Uenteosiery.,... SH 173 9.23
J.GildW '..Phillips 69 203 9.80
j.Adamw Mercer. sn 135 950
coder * Co.. do fis iso 9.00
Bceart nurd.. - £7 141 S.*2X
. do Alexacder 63 SOS 9.73
do do 50 133 8.50
do Crowley. .... 161 165 9.&3
do " “
do
do IDO 133 9*35
do 9J fel 8.73
SHEEP—The market during the week has been very
quiet Receipts small and prices tolerably firm and
unchanged.
Bellas. Buyers. No. At. Price.
B<-gel„ .G00dman,........7U 13 Cs.so
Strader Daiby. 78 110 6 ro
Shaman H A P..O’Brign 71 105 a.70
Boston Cattle market*
At Cambridge and Brighton, for the wees endian
■Wednesday, Ang. 17.15G4. “.
The following is the amount of stock reports aat
mazke::
u. Cattle, Sheen. Pat Uocs
.Tblsweek. j,w# 7,013 cm
Lsetweek .2,1(3 sjps grn
OxeyearagofAng. 19).;...3,ea 9,371 ™
' PBJOZB.
Esxrzs—Extra,.., Il3.srais.din Per tW ns on the
Ist quality WM@t2.7S! total wekiu of hlifi
? j 5® J.c00t1i.731 tallow, and dressed
_ ti do ?.oc@ B 73j beef.
Swiss—Sheets, wholesale, U@Uc; retail. lOSllc
per n,
„ Rasmnrs-The •'balarce of power" la tho Bolton
Cattle and sheep market la Low by the West. As the
Bnpbciatrcmth?sß*caonri*eand fall, so f*» the
prtcM Ol b« ef and rant;on at Jambrldj eland Brlzht-
S^ilSS e wS? 01 . , ! I %' U| 9 «PSxt at Cambridge was
only £SO Western, This was rood news to the
Hoithem drorers, who hoped to be ao!a «o advance
BriCtSo&Ueir st:ck« And on the better qualities
ter were able to do so* hat so large a portion of tae
KlB Lead oyer the Northern roacs was so this, poor
* slippery stuff, that the butchers were unwilling to
pay any mom lor this kind than they hare done, as
they ? v t. ®i vo ■attsfaction to their csst'im
ers Still, we think, all grades or cattle ftfd the in*
flnence. In a greater cr less degree. of the snail a am.
her and high cost of the Western cattle, which the
drovers aa> coit from Be to a IVlO' 3*. more than
lastweek. Agotd nan of the Western were bouzht
on comitlsaicD.someoi which. It la ssld, will cost
15c V D.- including *oo left over last week, the ac*
tual number of Westain Is !S3. ,
We moke 7,0 8 sheen and lynba-of which lASO are
Western tbe Western are mostl* on commission.
Tho Northern ana Eastern are said by the head, at
all prices, Gum 14 25 to *iU5, according to quality.
D mg about the range of last week, bat on the whole
favoring tne drove*, There are more thaa twice as
many sheen and lambs this week as laat,aadbatca*
•isexpressfeaiaof another break down of prices In
jbeaty.
MARRI KD.
In this clt', oa the 18lh frst. by the Rev. Dr. M>
MUter. Cup*. F.OWARD STRETCH and Mai S. A.
I OhTsiMOITTB. »R of this cry.
DIKD.
AncustJl.T’Oßl BT WILLIAMS. vounssit cs'li of
J.B. cndL.D. uckcett. • _ „
•rnnerslto*. ay, (3-0 1 o'clock p. = , at 119 Dear
brnilreet.
Drowned while batblnv li tie UVs on rfAtnrdi?
p m.SCtuirtt.. WILLIAM F.. eidecihono: iholatr
Ctis B.Elng. dEceased. aged 11 jeirr.
Ct Sn. day m'rntng n>t inhL, JO3SP.T. infant
Ff-r of J.H. and Ansa A.P.ke,agednlnr mca.-s and
fire t aji.
Fiisada of the family are lavlted to a*.:?ni the
futtial at their bird arectie, at 10 a.to.
ic-mcrrcw.ltc last.
B** slot pap**** pltare copy.
Inihlf city. Aur- TClh. 15« I. alter sseverellinstsof
is Ti'rj.tita. THEOftOiac Poul, of the is:a Begt
PI. Vet. Inf.seed 36 * ears U coi*ki ana 1< cay*.
BT’.Ealuinere Ma . pap>r« please copy.
'amusements,
SO.W 58C
SLSC 53S
TGSJSB'a THEai£2
HOV D i Y EVENING, AUGUST 22.
It A'pement of the popular Ccme-Uin,
MB CHCAi.ISrir’R.A.XT,
Who win apoesr his rnnwoed cbaractei* of LORD
T.UKEXteAKY knrtbii HROTttIR AA\J, lathd c«U*
trateo Actileaa Comedy o!
otR iiiLßiciif corsiv at boss,
ti lately set'd hy Mr chanimu atx comscatiye
wtr>?, ia the city oi New hers, with unhoialed
coccus.
CEOWD.ED HOUSES
Receipts.
......I^3B
Saturday Af(ernooii« Grand ESatinee.
%y &KI ®l' T r C IT 'iSATKE.
Ncs tis and n? Dearborn street.
C.M.chaowi:K *CO., FropneicraaodMenserrs.
T.L.PITCH f Cllnzaidatace Manager.
S e-aprearacce cf the old favorite,
MSfeS -nj* *.7*,lb. BUTLER,
THUi BOAT EV**l«iG, Aopwt 18.
First appearance cf
yv, THOMPSON
And bia wonderfully
TRAINED DOG, HECTOR.
Ecc:«cpr3Bt7j<; Cnstaln nsse atSjf t.*clock.
ecus op Pjicm.—Prrqoette Stcenta; Drataaod
FojtUv Circle, 15 centa; Prlvste Boxes, si; SUsie
Scetfllnßcies, 60cents-
WOOD’S MTTSED3S.
COL. J.H. WOCD A CO...£zopzUUXa»ndMAcaß«n.
Fow on oxtrutUca, Pilate's Court, or the Tral cl
Christ, coraiatin* m
TWBtITY LIKE BlZ>> FIGURES 1W WAX,
raoai vasxji tcsapd'b OB>xt a bixeht,. rosetra.
or The Great Max: ni, with lu uyer curt-
Thelayieib’eLady! The ttnoimooa ams:!-
can Giantess! Eight Feet bi*B! and weehlnkivir
SOv. Pcccda 1 will apotar dr-'* and nL-bt. M;za
T. years d'*, ant SO Incfce-i Fi{b! thedneti smell L&dy
la tee «rrld.
The Chicago Bunt;, an exact life-sized reprmenta
don in wax c/nLauy nowitildtns In ttis clry.mwa
at the cel?cra , Pd / Tufaad , aOaliery« la lender,, win
soonl* he on Kthlbitionm the large Muraum S ilonn.
The Leclniß Boom writ be oioa*d for two vee*c for
ait-rs tiers The ipltnd.d star company will open die
29th of tbb month.
Admission to Wnssam, 25 cents; children, is cento:
asi *_
Anctum rua's^
DkY «■ OODS, BOOTS, SHOES,
Silver puted Ware. Watches, Finer Goods,
&e.i Ar AUCTION, on Wal-ntcsdat. aneast 2ito, sc
£K o'clock. at SntWß* Auction lto*m in Portland
Block, con.tr cf Dearborn end Washtaeto-i streets.
anil- p417 -It
T Alt(x>? WADE »aL3 OF
JLJ STA2TE DEV Gt 0»t.
AT AUCTION'.
On WErBESDAk, Aar aitt.at 9|£ o’clock- at Bat
ten' a notion Tiootnj la Foraani HIccST, corn r \i
Dtsr’orr. trd Washington *tro»r»
E»j2BfcHßllt WM. A.EUITES3AsCO.Anc/rj.
g|Q SHSJRABJS K£SIiiE«CS
lots in tie West Division
AT AUCSTDN-
Cn TiIUBSB ay, 2 ept. Ist. at 2 o: the nrcci'gia,
«etkaltr»lltoito highest btdoer, Bev-ir-ldcarrabla
BnTi tsu Lo*»ln Blocks No ft a- d IVouta cfT»tlith
street, between Waiktr, laßraad’s Ad*
cit’cn, Ore eighth cath and the balance m«eal-«r*
TiUb' payments, or.e-.Jclitn v?uh s pet c-:n-InterSiT.
Ter par lonian Bee WM.A.BGTTFB3 <SsCO„
t ui».si]Mss Ancticascxr.
■Q.U.BSBT & SaAIFS'JK,
GENERAL AUCTIONEERS,
41, 4G 4: 48 CB&ROOBN S^SEGT,
LARGE SALE OF
BLEGAEX HEW FUftHIVUItIS
AT AUCTION.
op 1 CFSrAT. Ac?nst 33, *.t 9>£ o'c’oc 17 , at onr
Balterocmr, consisting in part of
SIX FINE PARLOR SUITS,
With Etnce Arm Chairs, In grssn r/pp and hair
cloth, l**rb!e Tcp Tablis to Match. E;sj chairs wim
etnne bac»e. Te*.e*e tftea, Ha; Tie's with marble
shelve* ted drawers, Sice Whatnots, fiar ipi“n-lid
osk asd walcnt ildebcaxds, with marble coo and
mimz back, oekbanetd nxt:r eloa uinlnc Tables,
with scroll legs, fallleatwalnut ro.puinca'cco.,
ParlcrEockln? chairs. Cnsroher Chaim. Oak Dinlce
Cb»irs. c»nr Beat aidfi. C. bewlnt ntmre.lt-iian
Refrf sdmtcl Tabic?, C.np Chairs M«M« Top Of*ws*
irp Bureaus, Wastelands, French and Cettwcsßed
steads.
SPLENDID CHAMBER SUITS.
Kleesnt fnn,h»ratd quarter marble too Chamber
Soit?, mrcr«woad. 0.l walnut and mahogany, extra*
dtleh, and warranto! ditt-clus work.
Airo- a laijre iisorime-t of solid and ImUaH'm
Chestnut Chamber Suits, with and without marble
toy?.
Abo two Bxa<iale and Velvet j£n»lhh Carpets, o ;ly
tsfd a faw mo-.U s.
The above sards were mtenfsetmed exprestly for
first cists retail trade; can be esamlnedoaJliniay.
At p ns; 2lci
Algo oacMcGesCookß’ov'.naeatbrea tsontt?,
oiumkht & swl^soN.
ec2o-p3?-Mt Aucilomt«t«.
T.ARSE Sale OS
JLi .
- Bl j cAi''>ES> STOCK.
Eavraj: aasociaral with me in bnsinetw myooss,
and Charles S. Brownj I will sell st pnhhe
anctiOE, at my residence, Grove Park, in ia!;nl
Giove.Soapakion County, ITmoU, three miles wart
ot Bsrhn. on the read leadms iron Sorlngil* Id to
jr.'.fceonvlUa, on Wedneiday and Tbnrtiay,
Silb uc iith, 18W—(sslo to tomaeace at 10
fftilrtv orFsrtyhnpezlor Sfairuhoni Cnule,
conyWJu’ of cowe.Beiftrs ana Vcnse Boll:; also
Sonttdi.wnßhr ep and Berkshire Boas, from thelm*
prnation of the Illinois Importing Auncla&ct :of
18S7; alec a somber of valuable
Brood Maxes* Coles and Fillies*
Oftrottieg itock.
Caialognesof stock will be Issued In d-etJice. p«r.
sire desire ns of obtaining than can do 10 b? addriTg.
Uir mu at Berlin, Illinois. JAR. N. BEOWr».
frl3-n»J»l9t-w.paafr4tbp
Mm f|giim~<g4Qs
'OOR irALE—Hems and lot oa
JL Michigan ayetue— lß OIK'.
Acnsean-i Let on Wabash *7Bnce$ T ,OCO.
t ouse and BOt near Union Pat 2— s-t / c?.
liens* acd Let no Horen ttrcet—ftVOO
Ajpiy to J. p. OLINGZB. 43 Clark street to 3=l
Ho.». nu24pS3:-3tS
FOE SALE—First class residence
cn Michigan ayecas.
First class rtal&nco on Prairie a?can a.
Fit st data p? alaence on wabssb ayenns.
Apply to J. P. OLIH3EIS, 43 Clark street, room
».o. S. _ au»paT3-8t
Beceiors.
VSS
l.hfS
, ... 2.621
"f?OE SALK—A litre Chao;'.
jL’ A five yea:s*lea*e of tbe lot opposite the Nor’h
western Depor. A choice place tor a small hO'd.
For bsmcnlora Inquire of PillLlP CONLEY, So. 17
SonlL Cisrk street. - an3l ptta iit
tTOR S air!; —Dweiljfij ter c-ale.
9. a two story frame bclldlnr, situated on Woljo‘t
street, on tae North side, ccntaimcs c -miort
able bedreem* cs npter tlurr, and three on the loy
cr a good Eitchen, and every convenience requisite.
Terms cbbj. Wools eTchsnze or arocsrlea i|Ad
dress lor a ww daye, "J F,** Chicago Poet Deice.
anU-pS4O2t
"OOR SALE—We offer (or sale uc-
JL' til Sect-1. at a bargain, a beautifal ptlyatt resl
desce, wstn 2jf acres of laad. *r. fiarism-onthe Ga»
Urn reread, only t9 m'nutesrlde from Chicago, anti
oniv three nutates waik trem Harlem Oipoc,aol
near ere ot the best schools in Coon county- No
puce cat of Chicago offers so great faculties to a
B-tJcrdrlEg tnsiness la the cut, SdOVILIiTI &
aKVEY, no. a Telegraph Bnlldlog. auH p?3Mw
Tj'Oß SALE —A beauiiinl Lot on
-L Pra:rle avenue, bßtwecn2ist and ?2d street, or
MLgfoid place, near the residence or W.T.Tmaor.
B?q-.Ka?tport—60'eetfrontbyl"8de6p.
lot on south s deof Commerro or ffiat itre*t, be
tween Wfcbasa and Michigan ayenaer. 50 feet irons
bp SCO teet deep, at 9«ocerfcot.
' S\MDKL A. SBRGEKr.
Beal Estate Agent, No. 4 Alctirpolt tan'uiooS.
au2i.p>l4-2t -
pCE SALE -linear M”3W Board of
JjL Trade, on Wsshlcgtoa street, SO l*at front by
180 feet ceeo. A. J, AV*R7LS.,
Real Estate office No. 7, Metropolitan mock.
au-O-pSJttSt
SALE.—Great Bargain. 150
Jc. 1 feet front cn Patkavmne at thirteen dollars per
fco*. Title periett.-Also 3: acres n at tae Lake share
Kcnth Side, tor fifty collars per acre—acoat IS acres
Of timber tt this tract. Also « pork paonhu estab
lishment. Ground 40x190 feet with onlldmgs snd
etea?,oQ Monroe sleet- for 15.CC0. aU the aoave af»
lei great bargains. ISAACS. SITT& CO .G-l Clark
slrtet anltMSMt
jCfOR fcAXE—For $825, a beaatifol
-H cottage, 134 South Morgan street, of s<i rooms
Pcseetslon given on purchase. Leas* cfgronndfor
flye yeais. snia piy-rw
IjWR SALK —Two etoij Brown
JL* House 480 Gtate a'reet. Will be rold resaon*
able- Apply onibe premises. auia.o9B-*iw
fcALE.—We Layb lor gale
-5. easy very desirable residence lots, North or
Cbzoaoo Arison and fast of Latu.be z oraerr. and
in Use vicinity or the North Branch Ca*ai soiwbla for
nuKeiare uwelimas- Tteaa lota are Crosby's
dlsuiarr and Ellel's tannery. We Till sell cheap or
lease fera term of years. OQDX2T,FLSSTt9OOO *
CO, au9.056C-In
|7‘OK SAX® —G. S. Mara's Hcspi.
tal at Chicago. inpurroence of tbs aetef Cca*
KTfBB, approved June 2(ta, 186*. authorizing the sale
of the U 8. Marina Hospital and grounds at Chicago,
Xlaou,aitnaMclon Mlcnlgan avenue, between South
W&ta: atratt end the Chiracs Hirer, notice h hereby
glvm its: the above property will be acid at public
auction, on the sib day o; September, 1664. at is
o clock a, m .by the Collector of tba Port of Chicago,
at tte Custom House in that city. The term* or tba
tela are fbr ready money. Upon the racaioscf the
purchase money in full, tte secretary of tba Treasure
will taaife, execute aid deliver to tee uurebnaer
thereof a Rood and sufficient deed for the premises
conveying all tba right, title and laureai o: tba rr-j;:
ted States. . .. .
in accordance with tba act authorlzlEg the eala.
p-'EstMtoncftbPssld Hospital and eronara will be
retained. unto the new Hospital to be boat under the
provisions cf the act shad be felly ccmplelgc and
r€ CrJes* a satisfactory bid rbai bo obtained, tbs eal*
wlllbcpcstccned. _ WHff.FSSa^NC.tN.
Jy29 ng-S-fiy Secretary of the Treason*.
ilost.
LOST— SSO Reward, ioav, on
Saturday Is it, a large black morocco Diary, or
Peeks* Lock, cot wining three hundred dollar* la
Greenbacks. and a cclltrtion cf accounts sad ne
reis- Whoever returns the tame to the Tainuss
cfllce. receive a reward of any d:liars.
tUUl'pJ«B*St
'Oi,CKIx4G HOUSE.-Foi S2l>i at
A public anctlec, on #
SfctortJay, Sept. lOtb, 1864,
at 9 o clcck p m., that certain Frame Packing House
cn "he Aiccer Head, la the city *f Cbirazo. formtrly
k cwr cs Alexander Hen's, more recently occupied
ty Ce,tog*!bwwiaitbi fixture#,aopor.
t.-r«>nn« f. utfxcirea term of leas?, e»o. Alio, a los of
around Alum Salt ana Saltpetre Si‘e cn tee pram*
Itf b 7f. Ms esah. T/M. A. BHTI’KKa A CO..
ac2:-is:MK4thp Auctioneers,
DISSOLUTION OP GOPART
nenhip. Jesie L.Bxa”aon having till day with
cr»wnn> mutnucccsentfroai thv llr-iof Heanson,
EU'ct&Co, the sale cf Alien’s Knitting Machlnaa
will be continued at the old atasd I'lO Lake street.
Chicago, by John KUlctard Wm. P. Wrt»ht. under
the firm name as undersigned- ELLIOT A CO.
Chicago, Anr. ID, IS6U anWpSSTUi*
DISSOLUTION op OOPART
nenhip. Jesse L. Brataon baring this day with
drawn by mutual eouisct. from the firm of slliot A
Brsmca the salt #f Lamb's Hand Looms, and the
fiiteutnehtfor said maiblne, will be continued at
locldstnnd, 120 Lake street,bytoe uadarsltned.
JOHN SLLIOT.
Cblca* o, Aug. 19, ISM* aulLpSSi'lUia
A.VTlfcP.— »ftbstume.i to go ic
19 ■ atyh-archoftheetmcslnihiArmyorti-i
Ktvy.fo; ere, two or itrae yea a. «id 'he fijJV-s*.
premium rpaio. Apply to *ILWN * PIRURIAw,
■lt, Ci.jk ituet. aagM-u
WA?-T*D.—‘ rhss it should bs
(L'lnctlyundeisterd that we iwa.’O iuMV.-
r»i<ot: I’ko e-ooe anae.-lb* tfrea.*
ceti’i Preparation rf July 15th, .6*l; against am,
P;&fts tts-d-r aalit r-rc-ciu'na’l'ia, Wteft-iu* oas cr
Txy.coci \beT;c«!cior:w.-»tmort'44Has fifty £ol-
Dra WILLSON & ME3&AM, 48 Vlark striev.
»n?2-U
XUANTED.—That ns iiao.o
t V toD-af should rrenllec: that nnly foti'tcen
dajalntriTtne between to-f’ay ied ?h? cimmsicfr*
nut of the craft, and that they *hinH immediately
ttor- ti tint; order* for auhsll nt»s,while satutitetts
canbetao, to >V ILLS On & MBitfHAM, 4!» OUrx
ttree*. aaK it
WANT £D—eisbctliaite aifl re
err’ 4 * wanted and fnriJihfc-1. The hMx*si
c ; shl)ou- i> pudmhind, rsmhav; cioiti oi :«:•
Tr.(ii>, 6untltn-es as-i r»snn lum’itia au ad
Apply at <>o Btile sL'sn.ron'.nS.j, no
t'a'tr. f>?..i 3251. G. 7?. SONGSM .t ~o ,
Ghleeso. ill. . 3tvl;399it
W*»N ; t’i.’ —Who wi.tt3 a Sab
stl'nie rr
HAM & nr,*3 fiae»,B;oa aarre*t Blccr.corhur
olßacdalph a:c. Scats fleets, up-sta'rs. atd :etru
year ord&ra, aaiipM It
LV'A?lT*Ci>—SnSstitares, and
tbo4> reqn’-Tjie anbttivivft*. ehonll apply st
Si Dearborn street. 8o?x .‘5 VTe cai supply snh
stlnxtrs a; charp «a any ptiiM lo 'be c.ty. and will
always to lar&isa rood nun, aitoad or dn
chfti’ec srldlera- ifiSLaY & CO. a 022 p'.CM;
YUAN'IJf-D— Becrmts :or T/. 6.
*f 6acbc»*tarvfcß. Afews?sreyour.eiaiawacV
ed. Great Inducement* cffereL
paid and treh.chra* water irtyes. Pirttsebitne’s;
oareciaiMwlU’be llssrally rewards. Call at the
comtr cfßandolpi and- laseila atr-ws.la *se t»c>
me* t. sa2lp3ft7t if. MUAPS7 AC*'-.
"Lf; AXTBD - To iafero: sr.a pab’ic
farrJtfa aabtetareeat
tbs tow«3t pries for which ihey can nowoa orooored.
Obiy twe-ty dsys intervene b»t«een tMs andi*a
cibil D«*l3j* ih fsnreioo*. virjt cpmo 3.’*?
B‘xvc.L ivuLfion&MEKLlat!.4S Olaxknreat.
aatlp?B7lt -
TATfil TSD SO Gurtortmas la
T T wcdla'.ely. Calta* the coniTot R*n!olph
acolap»lh atKe!r.«eiropc.h:aaß»‘ja'. m t«ehasv
xient.iicioliiD* omca -f
„ „ * . wir.p.MU.par* jo.
Ccllsnd get hehlgcest bcon«ypald in th»c*tv,
cash in bn a. *a«p7S?lw'
Oi
Tf rt? o' CaitMjfr ard c ?i.t<j cf Illinois tn Scow
thtttb-;y t\c ni iDinisheJreprfsentanyfsnub'.inc**.
reeamspr* ti-ro 1 * ann cue stuttest ncilce, by
aloel-OPlr Ben GUG3,*r appifinx ** ttacczr.er t>t
B-at'oipc i-to v».'AT)ettre*.tt,tn th^b^sem-dc.
aanpyare • w.MURfg'.rA cl. *
WA-'iTjtU bntewsui aad Yef
rtsastattyejat the-corner cr Sandoloh sue
Larslle strteu;la ‘.he basarent. Rail and set t*e
tlaheitcwhboentittstupowpsld in tbeciu
sc2;i?tt-:t w. WOBPUY A 00.
W iVJ^T.^/O— tttbjLviUtsc. Xse k -;
* ftrs. oft»r yen have C4ny*Bs«a the cr.> oi
Chtsseo.wewouia like si»« n* the la*t
cal-, ana it will be lor < oa*tP eay if wo cacnat
fiyerheKrges* bonoty tn Substit-.ie? atd ftiprv
BrEtttivea tnierhg me D s.ficrvl :o ; tor nny pen~d
fremote toGrtoyean. Cboic«of »-»mce a id;eit
mett xlvrn. Gntbost race taken for one, two an'
three y*ar*. 1/ yen wl b horora -le deallnr, ctvc. na
a eallot the eorne.* of KaadrJob aid Lv*aiie sir*?»i.
In tee bMos *>ns. W«, yTIBc’aY * c^.
en2l-L&i7t
WANTED tunecot iiii
aldotnrt ferU.B. nary Mr; tea for one sen,
towton will be paid ttehlgnestciau Donaty. wertn*
r.rrtctulta cr ruhs’l'u'rs. • ‘•oiylmmealately at the
} <*<rnitrz Guire cfWU VUhPAY & i O,c .rrerof
Racdolph and Ittallo street/, nudir M-*rooolttan
Block. ai2tfVH7t
’I XT ANTED -To icloin »U -.itii
yv that are errolted la tie City of Chlcagi*,
cr cloeThere. tb&i sabsiltutee esn he iarni43>a
at the »h rust sobre asa at ircwt reaiToaiJc
t*zcs- We will fernUh turse
*‘tO toJfilPt liner*** lunstrn'ca rrom «?Mro »:. r O.
Addr«c3 f-r ck Vos fCC3, ChJcazo fit, « r loci jc: tie
fotcerof Lasa’ifstreete. ictneOi’c
mtat Gi»*rvlHec:cUlagLiace.
anll-p 1 617: WM.HU6FHY A CO.
wm. a. blitters a co n
nnctlanters.
iyAti'.lED Sahstiintti who tie
‘ slens cr yeterace, cv&r IS Tests of a- eanu
pv’feet's fouru ( vju ej«h 13 hxad. the uiit.
cst tr.nxty ev-t paid in 'da city to •icceotablj
fiul:i..v;bo will lava thslr cli'J e of service aid a
pip!‘€t.prdcnlsndtpg with ih’lr pttectrsl- Boy*.
pkEsncnnv&ssihoc’.'j: t3**o ctvc mo •» calL Fcr*
(,ci»'wb'‘C’tw»nao-r ceasabetit*t** « U baiiWir-'-st
f ?■ ivices. 07 Wtehingun sfrez;. P iir.wir
C2:i i. a xis pi fi a:
TTOK S i I,®. Bar rocia fix
.*■
opp'slw- the Mflw nhtti cepct the loca'lou it
p- cC endlhehnsmes* 1? a gerd oao. wuibasold
ebeepto an caily pnrehaatr. Apply 73 day on the
pzemises. aa22.lt
t A'CE--Gr-ii H.u c,10c.-»ud
*■ a'.a*ocd»ia‘lcncnthc C. 3 A 0,. H. R..wlth
Cx*n:ta cornel.t£ ard in c-od order, .with ca;tte
p -ill Tit sold cheep, as thoovoe.* Is
onto! health. The ottaeax erco Ls meet bouvunl,
acdttcct lsalu»y to thoTlcln.ty. loquiier-f Wil.
LITTIBAot). 23lSCUlh WatSJB ms.thlWPP. *
au2?-pS(llt • 1
rj’f.fi EAf -E - A Pc;table Segine.
i- -p»vo bores ton, all In pool rnunlne order, f.ir
sale cheap, a.ho two large Feres Pomps, wo
dooiswistof Statetlrcesoa l3Jb. Poa: b>x22S7.
anal-pSCSTt
C , OKSi?XE--To Itmbtr D slcn
JL 1 sndcUez?. For sale, the ra goof Ccnada-Drs
Poarda. on achocoer Mary Grover, now irlnc me
Frsnyirn etref. t. oti the river. c«rt«U leg HO M »**u •.
PAV’D GCODWILLIS, corner Franklin sna Ohio
stiezis. ao3ip«.»*c
C’OF- SaLE - A first-cUss s _on;s
A hand Portable Boiler, 15 beran power. Just as
goedasnew. It has a 24 inch Are floe and 223 inch
rttmn Cuts,7* feet loc? steam Con* amt n.rm**.
irg*. Apply at R. T. CSAivZ & 8803 ,102 West
Lake streei. aoio.p«6-lw
FOH fcALE— B*f e_> sn: Oo.fVc
tlcsety, cheap for cath. Call cr atMr*9>a. *’ j
CyMrtouD.i efflte. au.O pai-4t
Eok salibi—a »ua »'ro
.1. ccrlptloa D»rwr Store, now dclnpa cccd tn.l
- and has been mtsDilshsd live sea's, for sale >iC
tte low pile* cf ll,‘CO cash T « orerent owcer
* h\?HB to retuv Is roaseqf.euca rf 111 health. For
Jnloncsiinn inquire ff SMIfH A Dv/TCK,
Wlchiste frsnhtr, and »4 Lake (.ti.
caio. lliltoJs. ' aul9p2Wlw
F*>K 54,010. Aiij v-ny
hsvlrr the abevs smcuut of c=ah cspltel can
purchase a maxtracturlcg tuslcesa araonp'lt.v to
FSOOtCp-ry-ar, end saytupa Urgnorrfit. Fcroar*
tlculars aocresr fc,r one weakP.O, BoiC6i7.
aul9*slßSlw
FDR Si'i-E—6aa tw-riy tc-isa
engine, with boiler and flnturvs comul«V; oce
lobmectdcocl. l hcrce engine; oac36 hors-naic
larbctlsr.erd cni s-ccnd tacd topbrpgy.
at 2115 S‘sle street, or addressp. O. Box 2539.
ante pl3&6t
TJIOH SALE—The cn,srt U-.tie
X, Fchoouer Glen Coylar—carries S3.OW fee! of
lnasb‘r onfrnrfduc wntar-eUvses a 2 and m coo?
cof c:»ien Pnc? *7,5(0 <*a*h. For fnnhti- oiit-calvs
adJiftsPost unite Edss2s Lstlvaukee.Wia.
aal7-plXl-lw
SALS —& plißiag end ehw
-I lr g w-RJ, with other very desirable attachments,
coins a mcrtprc&tsoie bvalners. r.tcitl >n asgcoo
as arts tnihe city. mqtLeat Nc.7 Boar, of fraie
Building. ; jralT p!7 iw •
SALE.— Gjccsry Store arid
Dwalllbg and lease ot ground, will be seifl cheva
forcaaborpartlnxoodoapsr. ihe store lx dolax a
flrsbclasshnslnew .Inquireontbepreuihe«,corner
of WoodK'dLske erto L.fi.O’cdSNOß at
Smitu A Frank's. lU9 Spa’Ji WsStj! *
anl!*osSb?w
FJR SAtE —Steem .*to&rirg Kill
Theunfierf'znfd offer for sate the Idnrrs; and
best milita the city niPtorla, well situated toe ship.
?ln* on the care, and alson»ir the steanboat ;aa"lnc.
ue mill contains five run of the b?st old stock
etou&g. SS feet In diameter, acd all the n*xe:*a.*y
cleaung machinery and Co tin? aosaratos ot a ffr:t
data mCL Ihere am a two-flifcil builere TOfsst long
by 43 inches in diameter, and an eczm-J cans Ic 01
drlvfre «U flva ma cf stones at one lime. C*p%cl y
800 biis la 24 hours. The mill la rea*iy aew.anc vru
be so’d for nearly halt what It would sost to build at
thepreieut «me. For terms luqu re of RANDALL *
HUGEHS, Peoria, 111., Cr QIL3EST, UPDIKE t
CO., Chicago. auia-omxw
Tfitiß EiaXJS—A Steara j> lcm Jldi.
J_ The offero for salu the yvluabte non
erty in Le Claire, lews, fcaovn aa tba M Swan Mins."
Tkanambuila»ng,Ssbytaiee?,f:ur storlca h-gh.
contains jhree ruu of stoce.sixty horse engine, and
other rewsiary machinery,
Oa same lot, snrt rlvrr.fr a
two-sWiy wafeh-ttire.iiizM feet, ic> atoiicc acd shlp
ptngflonr. This nrcpvity is situated la one ot tue
hers g?«-in excites regioas In the State, aid cow*
man"* aia’se localfrs.,e.
It b%- diitct mlfroad and water eomannlcatlon
with Chicago *nn he Loniamarketetor any *nrplas.
ThftsbuytfprcTCitvwiilbeaoid lowfcr c«sh.either
as?mbtPlycrtoKe*h«r, a*maybe desired- cr w.ilte
esc. iMted tor good ctlcaco Apciy lo
D F3LINGT«*K A t.O..Pa7«mp; rt, ICWX.
lyti nTy-lm
F?E SALE 2 large high pr>B3nre
tanks: l steam enclse 9 horse power; l
five Una bclier.lfi it Jong bv44 In ;ltwo floe heller.
18 Dio gby-J2in.: 1 steam dryer,c&paetty S> tfrrce*;
J.teofUKaaJ n igrn -wrousns iroa pip*, sooit as
new AcDl? to TURNER A NICOLES. 121 Midlron
street, Chicago. UL aulO 0t47-Ut
I?CB SALK-—Two st:am boiiera,
JL 21 feet long,-« tuches la diimeter, two fine* la
each is lech** In oiameter, fire treat grate can
bntchtng and smolr&pjpe complete.’ Icoalre of
H«»K»SRr.Ri>.No 97 rgnal »r.
TO BENT —A fine StOT=‘, cesha
b’ylccstcdjcn £cu*h Clark ifreet, with larva
nice slow window;. Hint S3OO psrvear, sod «?io
wor'h offlxTutesfor site. Address P G, b2x353.
au22 jS93-lt
TO KilNT—s email zooms, upcer
part cf a private house 3onth 61d«, until Ma? lat.
utca reference iequJrcd, Inquire at 94 Wabitg cn
st. Rett |JS per mcnih. atil-plttizt
7 T I O BEKT—A desirable House cl
rcoms.clothes presses, tries basement, *c..
stiuatSdfD 115c0.3 str-e, near MV.lwa. luanfro
or
TO RENT—The fourth floor of
104 Lake street, well •dsoted fee stursre or
lEsnßfrctnilcK. Apply at 165 Randolph itrset.
&U7O p?ST-Ct
TO BENT - Two fumishsfl rooms,
without bovd. at 13 Randolph street, op ;o:tre
rcirbc.’n Park. aolS-pUd is
TD RaNT-.Ths ercond sud third
■toxlea of the west store la C jbb'a Btect. comer
ot Mkhifanavenue asdLake street*.,Wi i bartady
for cccuiijncv Beo'ember first Apnl7to U-«a B.S.
T7HITTEIU’.B« A CO . 37 Lakcafrast. 6t
BOABDiNO—Waytrly House
m and I2S Klczle street. Goad rooms and
beerdat SS.W per week. Xrausiant r?.'o
cere.-y- anil p:l^S-cs
•OOA-BDING- -By !i ,OU;jg gor-tle.
il? m*n on the Bonih 61d**, a room, with or with*
tat board Anyperim hwlnc euca can Had ausr
casent hosreer. Beat of references given it re*
quirtd AcuiCiZ box oCOO. aa«l«&~.6l> 8t
BOAKLMP* Gr All peiSD.d
cater latte price of beard Tribe comla te’l
acd witter, are requested to meet at3J Wxrd Uai?n
Ball, on Ftste street, tar Utb.cc vyedneifaycvc*
ting,Aut. 24,at7H o'clock. »tt»a<ianca
1j leaacs’.f d, au’2lp’i3l7t
qtbayid or stolen-^l5O
Brsord. st< len from my farm on Tusrdsy
nlrlu.ibe jsrblntant. ad*rk myor 0 own Mire, 7
lifts olu, *6 h«*vy uii.smaliatar
la the ronhead. and a white hiiia m ihs tsft Jaw
ana a »nsll »peck cv tte ncsttve* ? 4 T.. flaai? T I 5
ato spoeaiancs wrnld attract , e r, i:B , r8 *
will p*.j on? turdr-.d and fl-’t 1 * doUifare ward for »ha
tears nn2 conviction cf the thief, »>- p*Q C /^l^ oa
fc» illter. . L. P, SANGER.
Jolltt,lllinois, Aa.T-2i’, ISSI. au-'i-p^ii-i;
STRAYED— Or Stolen from
V7eit WmhJna'.onstreet, on Friday Bight, Au*.
iv, a Isrrs lift * na> ware, la good flf»b, torg switch
tab,two bird tee* white,and In forehead.
IhßfinC*r will be Übeial y rewarded byrhiurslni
h°r to K PRICE3 Livery end Boarding ctahlea Tre
pipyt alltv. «ujl-rfl92 3;
i&tzi mm®.
FOB SALE I offer for sale much
below Its actual value, between 700 ana Bco acres
ofhetvypinotimDsredland'tn Manistee. Mich, to
close «s estate. - Call at 69 South Water street. J. S.
KUO. 1686.71
82aatite&—Substitutes.
%sm
si,v Went,
singrJias.
Estragec.
1 CZlanteo.
: WA27TED DiHEblsd Officui
y T aid Soldiers.bcnorablydta ivni from tre
SSJtef, «rd in want or prcfliabla emoloyEient, pt*
, adapted totae'r COTdUoa, th'JUld sednva
’ eat. 2?sf* 6614. Cblcaco. DLnoir.
«. Ranted-A C-:rbje who baa
■ V dry le&^rL'.ri* ll '' lßß, drsmaa tn drsi cla.a
5r Vto fr^-T. < ~krpttha"«B, ,krpttha "« B lor tne t*at I<> an v t *t
ji. Fr»ccblutßl- < ‘. ( v ,J f c * vtrssnt with the Eog<l*i -mo,
*ttUi:toa Ple. lt
4:tlu, - ca - 3CU, 80x3D7.S I*. O.
In \\ room',
■£. dan«htl^a»?€T^ t rs l , b:M ’, ! * - 0T • lady aedtwo
nV «*atofaU*k C Vr/*t C £l5 nUot, * oa,l > <s worth-tw,
:S ill feWSJ acd?:•»*• sovd *’• S?Si“ e, Ai Uaa
rx »Q2lp4is-tt ioa *“» 7nftnoeotnce.
L
t! ~-
aii \\l — One cr t>o .:rr.s^-
5? ■ WUTOtt«. UoroojMy acmd:.V-.i
>, with tbs cl.y. car. rivers i'.-*.
S Btffr.or Ctliyciy ir.en.hy asrljine vo ti? dm-rle.a
:• txrreast otnpjiry.CDrßjrcf Lake ami usarb.-ia it*
D außi-pif»3t
5 W 4.?ri*E.O— A fattier v'li. f io ru
ru -7 T |l*(Oto|2tMc.vhc?oltx?. latha Haraww.
t The cdyemierlt a a?p«r'ai *
_ ibeeteprequire*h’a frifre attasttos. Leered in
(1 oof oi it*. buthmiieieLiiieain Wl;cai»:; »s 0 ' -
. netc apTi? unteva i>r«ua7*? io t‘.za
V. re£;?tnc*». o;*TxUm&e »■-tass'
ill atm psa.-u ’
WEXJ —iKT&cGiatc.y.
ot-r-s^h-’r.oca thatsacoar»; ( -.-' > ,
6 8 Tc sncU rood wi.w.',
fttadj Finployrntti ».u re s:vcc . .v;d’ts (s s ?*.
cV ’ JII s , ** * Trlcaii o:Jic?.
)t> ttC'/l p*l.-St
TO7 - A station i j.
ycßDir manSV/s in't?'’ ■ *- ha * r 'L*
,_ C»n lPirl'bthebra;ot ruy rc,«»re- V *
IC dr«B"YM3.vp.u.horg;?. * n :i P jjvtl
it. A±v f J.EOf:47 ■*/-.i> 3 sr. as,>-
‘1 J tue. s conpeteut cost, w-shcr.aiii'frrtoi.f,
« fitferenreare<ih!:td.
1 TSf^Jf'IEO-T.-.. Ktit.' A rr i
i T* n’thid hoaae aolUb'.e for aarUl fAiu:'. 5 i
. no children. Bessotrri-jncreixivei. ?f*<L'r'* i.
>- tins tern** aidlocatlop, P. 0. box 13!tS.
an??-pB3"-3t
■ r v^ / '*il'iT£D ■hj a b-.ruitmaa an ;
*‘ 9 > wife,board,wUh *m*{ o'rjr-
Dlthidroo(r»_p!*iu*&t y locates. Acdie..-t* M i •• "
P O. diswtr 5937. au2:--.-iOS 3« j
5 WANTiaO- Boi-ii tc.- a'?.0,l • >
x ‘ I I man, wife, and little daoebtar s>* Ve'.isr.i-.i.
r ,t It» pnyale family. *n tbeceißhhrrbo'nof ’.tictf •in
crtVsbaa. avenuea. with snuot room-or o.e Krx>
frontlotro,either lorslthcdor «nf-rr.Ga*o. u<p>a
j:ier‘tc»selTcn. XQ.'ttti *s7HL,”Tr&asesfflee.
an3lpltOit
k W7ANSEO SOC- iUidiTirVJd G«- -
T * tJetntn trcni 4 11 pa'tjbt the WesLtosc'at
setttsforfre is:e .f butt‘ilik’j Pattern icrruMiir
let wfc* orm»fß sed al) >m.* sof clot' I' C. d-ire to 4- 1;
.1 m every f»ni r- r-st'* ‘ndocßioeaf- utr-rtd so
* a««P‘*. A ■wi'.DXK, rcnml3. no stairr.
c* cixclcit’a BmliMor corner of Ktcdoloh
Dearborn »tr<e 9, t bun<o. PO. box 0596.
« anilp.VS.iw
| 'WAS-TED—A Fnraish£.t~fToijJe
P ’ wa&ti den the Ist of October. Acotaor'aniv
u arn cenyecen I; tarnished rents, Pintu ->r tVf^t
► Bldepietenca. Pfrties w’shlie t: rcl'nqnlah aou-e-'.
r»«pircfcr tbew<£it-». "lATiearro a r *i j >a.ibia i
teaan? by addrwtJn* **J T,” P. O. box 3*i-36.
ao3l»paS4t
£ TV'— jc. titi.-atio.-us ■'
n! v* kt/perln afliatc'nsi *h-.
ae Stic tocw.b? Jwsnijik mir led man wi’.Q *»» exrcr.
of enceef five yeaioancccanunt.and ■ d .»*ttua;a
--m »BP«eID Boat-.ernL inoie. Adores: ‘-rw/'ci? o.
texsssj. «n2>-?3ar-j;
a \\7 Aii'lSO iv BjtLjtio-.. l-j Cti ; .-r
,. j T w by a p*r»on who has h*d t«-, yetr? sne -7-ii
•a wpcritncari lo a Art cJ*-h K!nnrtn,» jii..
t& Acdre 1 * wlLLfiß.Cttlciea. Bernih Co., M.cb.
n acSO-p26X4s -
a \\T AK'tKD■ Oivii L ■
•* *.. Ailr-ntor wtsbus to «s«..>ce »h« s.ryl:.w...
% Myu Etgtncer. whob«! b+d s-’ru-* e»w*r - «p- ;
R ootrrtinr-lrt'’ *nd Jo - j «> :=j^.
, «on«:i:cr* Situ? b» a > - &
® tL.Jro.il, Partesfcr ErawtrNo. t*»i«
u an.P«cv<.i<ft
> Koitumb-xhu ti: 1
8 y * relit fens trsth. I all infOiaMi: J- ce
*• sc&tl(3C£L b: vl t:nf?e 130 mo *n ?«o .e-.-ji ca
bov Uiiy ciiMt .'-'j thesis* «;i o- 0
’ hQifcea« attriicwve. Ac«! nr. --apr I r-.
r rmuu reno vs cox trfor c'firtTv’-:t? •t'
tcU w. WHITE,?. O 30X497. T,:r- an*. Vi -
Ccnnty.lcdUia. _-n 1.8.01
-Vc-. tts -S' r -_ . •
*- fa the D ; p».tai«?t. 4: : .
. ttnlt,Lsb.7rr?a*?lsr«rin , :aib ■»■ .*\ choi.ie-'e
t, terssna exoi tiih*??, 175 per *ri
it fnm rsecl rr,c ires tr<n*co;Tatt2o m:ir CbMM
a Fcnartbtrlrlonratjcalscnfra at the i ,v-r v-cf
ie aoatn >attr jer-st, : uicaK* • Limoa.
O.M. LaßcQi'-S, S-viram/st Ageat
J 'WAKIEi>—• 1,010 i~Z~'
.w y 8 ic-fc. ten, ferwhsch t» will p»y m.. bi;a. B *.
icarietprise Couafry r«sl:-n w;ii d • * :i • • „•
if oir?c i .toae«%Bwebu«. foroiroen rrs-a-o w.i; -s ;
V* onargettatccraaiaii.a. C. ‘r,3K'srrN.t:.'c
j 1 * ctar’serd toctorymea s-ici.T-r.
WAK?®)- By an >sp n.. c i
a . bsntf, a situation aa Loc->l io.::.*o.ia
>. daHyp»p*r Addiqßa‘*DJG.’*Poil2ii3.To.?u , o,
aal7-pU)7lft
5? TOA>;T’vD -D:lmd cI g: l
y v wanted. An active numho U thorcuihly
aeqaaiauu with the eiiy asd wnn mea.
.. Onewnoranbrlotr testlmoaialsaimgcflil oba?a<*ti>'-
4 can boar cf a pesmaneot altnatioa by sddrts-l-c with
ry rtiererceaP* 0.30x6-174. Chicago. aa2frp3Js 3:
!? ANTiD—BraVw O-etw, . -
13 ./•* - ,three fine Bteanßollfr, « leches aiamiv
feet Tce». and In goer, order, /or sile.cne U.-.IU
? 16iertlonp..‘31nobejdlan;etBr,wlUi 702ltch ‘or-*
' SLamniam. flrofioct, orltehen. arno'e stieh. srd
1? nte obk for. Apply to ouiFrr
h BEC&-, a Pcmgro3*a BnilCfrg anH-cWS-SiJt'
>t T\7AfS»‘ T ED Fo>rect & hour- ■ tiut
f y will accomodate 15 or 20 flrst-c’A^hoai.J-n.
, wort baaozthcf via Bor*astreet, wqom parci»t«
• the jxunitare arc teste of *irn a buns* Jf wia
r Bitli tctviy. AddrtlS ‘t?.”?.O. Box3Uiiy.
snrc.pt ,9-it
i Tlv’ AJS'X£D A h n-o oi
I- "■ ten T* 0? e. !n a ; cod ee'abhnrhAod; vitu i
,t aotnr a niHe frsa ifce conr* Wcn*« Rcii *v» hi» r.-j 1
it Addieu *j F.**p.0.305136i.
it . enli-iaisiw
?• "\\f r il;?r Lr.l p IC6
* * will bepud fornity (!01 tua o e'o • w i-t
, hicoten (?0)
i efilce of LEVI SILVBhMAN, 57* od.mri Oc n
a scutnweec comer Kaadotph strait br;dgt.
o au37-?LJ S;
Wsr'it'jTß- X? Fiiioti . c ;■ t.' : -rt
State cl Dllsota can be farp’is - ! wtii . n^Hit.
. tnteacr:€pitieitat:ve3ontV* vcv n-?; - t-ifL-r
0 «u Is tbiicty. Tb.xecaub<Aperfcc7Tr!- -- t i;h,
e betwee* prtcclpaland snrutnuw ta \c 1- '•. For
i* which I will cb* gn ba: a smalt s?t..c(l C'u-- -’.ii •
8 Be sore localised Team my terms 1 »;wi .bay
w»ca land at 97 Wasluwton aixee*.. p h?-
023-1. »alJfc7U:;
3 ■Cfr^UTKD—A p-.ra-erW -.ti.
f T T Jornlsh from s&.tO :o J'ft.crtj ct U-.1, an
1 Wlrtejtppnrrh»as&ls!f iT ifere*!- L? T-i t . r
b mlaao*thecl f ycf Jaefocn, hJicb. re v m-ten
• leaboastonrfettthica.anr a* 11 t,n< u*,
advantagf osar *yery coal retjo lo iti». Sut-. Fo
foiiber tnfcnaation tnqoire of ten tnj
W. -YALXSS, JiC- 200 rd-ct.
I T\/"A^TiD To m-t s
3 V T.alabcd hoaac.fc* which a liberal p'.'o- #: - in
pilu.tnd thr best cf refer’JCfseiven «-hjf-.iOr
. to pnrchvetny toe ror.utTxe Any p'»orn b»vr c -
L hottawblcb they wemd ns wiLrajr to vac .*»■ •* ••*!* 0
, September cinßtaTcfaeood tenajit by min.-- -i»
' **Fraaci?. ,, lfiDace odes. an.;iv~;-is
[ LV AXIJID To jjive i;ou -r.;E;
y T eaplosmectstlllrßthebeatTtyomk^ADa-isr-
IrjtxEScbiaea/ertraee. Piicojas. fiecJa unipjorc r
calaiacontalalsc partiCDlars.(Tnolm<'.cbio* » d.-i-c
pleofwrrt, lbia:a codecipfroo. Yen e-.n
i male AJCn per mooth. Addrtie D A Bi-Afsi
J Drawcx 6134, Chicane. auis-pi-tt::;
Tf/ - ANTED -Tie v t-;-
' *• Ladlra. Dr. A.Dum»r, fr®a Ne— Yo'-, 0
: Jtara dedicaisi bl'ece, ec conu'eli t» t:
; Lsdiea. The bok contains .‘nteihacn: hut-.-n tkf
t maißir ot rssicnr* the monthly cour**a w'en :ut»
* Piftged Send V 3 e-nte, oad nJdrcssDr a. DCf •
L P. O. Drawer 6153, Cnicago. lIL am 7 p*l
£>> u sob?? n •. ;;
’ 1 » Cttitrscu* vonaz man. 19 y*ai9 cf ape,» s'nn
tlcn In & «bcresale grocc.» or u;.r«lvare rt.re, wt~*
h*» canmabcbimte f uze'ul, »tr <b * ’.*«•
• Jntr 10 Uara the bmiie?3. Atfr.-c*a P. o Dr ».*<•!
• 6055. or FOX A a4ti 3 n:t 7,M:?r
aui7.pai-iw
i Vl7ANTED—Ctjv.en-e!:- 10 w:k
l y » at ftamiue at the Notth Pl»r Kx’eiia'c:. h<
* FOS dt EOWAItO. ILlii Scath 77at2r-sr. anlT-.*! t*
: WANTED.—A Ddy
• * to have charge of tho Mtsicil Depart; -ri: it
* a Seminar?, ler th» ensulrg ecbclatic y-ar, or -i j*;
• vate claes la some local:’? where tiorc u * favor
r able opening. Asypnacna dcsirtrs a tcaeh'r ca:
5 levin farther requisite panicuUta oy a-:drf*»*.ss,
3 **H 3.” Bex S9. Chicago ?u’ >-:.■».{l j
j ; ■.
•. VV ANTii:])—A.,etls bv C
'! 11 VEI.T £ C(J.,SaHc !pt!oa 80-j'sra!/l-!i
a itti DeMborn strer:, Chlctgn, ni.’Aua. aa 1 ;L
1 >y»BtFoartb street, ctee naaii, f»h:c».
OT Kxclaalyfl territory xiTfc.sni lo
e ccr Bests otfsrcA
I «Sl!»6 r ° r Cl,cn;ii '. ’ llll (nl >
* WASTED- Gcc-i Tr^ve.ii^irL
yor man of ez:c. j7[:e am
f C °o» R, ii?‘ r 83 *2eacj . jicham
COJ iaj The beetsel-mz SU’coiu.-
eccaiea ever introduced- am ositr r.r;;cJei iacr-a
cemanrt. Watch* 1, Stiver Tea Ik’s C»ie itu- ‘
Laro «B2*eta, -Pitchers,and many o her n- a au-!
vanablo articles are mven with eac? icOofoar p.«eP
*y«*^«4ffrcircular roC M. nj.?jriCi, V
• Claxk erset, Chlet**<>» ;uia -ta
j 80Z»*Pvts*oS
WQ" AN TE3>—J,COO Ag ect? -wan;s;
1? toifll Clark's Palest lidnlbl? Pencil, for Lla
cs. FupfrfcTTO a!l.aud seba betnr
bymuicee /or<o ceatv. Cc« dozen ar.u*:, *s r
CLARE, Ncnbamptca, Maaeichcs-rttA uox.'2i,
auri p3(9 Ht
W^iNTJiD —AgeDia ii. city
acdersxytowa aadcounty wt*t farHrster
CJ the 77ar, Wcribern aa- southern sides, asiot ‘
popular jamLy works. Adfrvis with stamps 8 •
MS AD/, Publbnar, 198 C.aflc rtreet, ChicaJ j.
fittu p. 69 im
WANTED.—Agetitd w.n. iG a
y y **Woadcrtnl invention of ■*>
Age —aalritmiDeataiid lull lnstrac:ionsb/7-i:cs
any !»dy or gemlemaa can taka a perfect y:*»
«fo» , J e ® c V BCW P tof . Mwat3 * Agents are,
jlfladay. Everytamilj should have ouo t\
IbsL own likcneeft* lown and ?runlr ,r * t :»
Mle. Address M. DE OS AND, 20S Broad Pa.. s*«.
YcrS * | an 7-p:i«;
TVANTEI> iigec U to 'rdl Fcl
" " som’e NewE3gl*nd Family SewlarMicciie
In every const? in iheNorthweit, a rnro ch-jic*.
Ihe only perfect cheap dewing Macrlcs aasof-vr
turea. at=niir,cler,&c„sJ complatc. Ptl>-oj
ces been e-’ld asder tie name 01 Boston Maohla»"
AodreesL- W. GILCHRIST, Gea.deai.;. S'x 5174
Chicago, Room SBX yathlczton-s*. ia:
T\7 AJN TED A-i-um, i.le,<iqu..r
--* T Iws for Campaign Vedfili ol the dttVar«Qt
rudidatei ler Preflaent aid vice of :a”
Ucltid Statfe. Agents can make twetty-avs Collar
a week selling thsm. Samples tent on rev- l of r
cents by man B. it- LANDoir, 4>Bn& &LS L*»a is .
Chicago. HL_P. O. Box-LISJ. aon-uTi.-ia
Xy"Al. TED—Ag£2.za to ali b<-
7 t enbacrip'loathe“NTstrry of Lficola’a
Utr-liton Trice «•». Went Ib> miu on n-cetpt ni
cmouct. Tha authorized r«»xt 000? of tne e-.mratj
sells rapidly. Otter popular wor>t. CLARE A CO
Ptnen *'i»rn AR*ste,S‘J Washington atzs-at, < hi
caxo. Box 4751. . acsoixs-jal
WA.r-TED Good Ags_;t3 in
every eonatr in the Nwrtewe itT'o s?n Schoa
b!rz*j Stsscsrd dGas of the v»'o;K J —the best A*’
fer tbs price m tbs United stnte?. What one Mfj--
naj** who iria-Ut: (*£r. It.R. t-iail'n.Agent'S
tayeb-enoui aoent two I hsyeey rase.!
Fir* a cay. Stud me inmediaUlj? S'lxcirwcf the Atia.
OHfl if- T7ii o OX ) Fcr
» u, LAREON, General Agtss ft.r the ja?
Lake slice:, Chicago, ill. ao3ciba-^n'
WAN TED- aiOOperMortii .e-,c
--* * Uve and Billable Aganti la the Ariuv • -
ererywt«ra else,in moat mcra.l-’sbtalaes* kisowV
HoPcraNeandnoruJc. Addrca? orapniwiT t />•
O&DGB AN. 116 Broadway. K. Y. ly^LttSr-
XSTANTKD Gooc, Aginti tnlaTl
T! my new enTtavlng ettltlsd “Hfunr o*> 4
lough." Engraved-by John fiartala, Fhlia."o-V-'j
my old aeeota writes me: **l never have «eea*'iiwl
th-nx that began to eeU Uke it." n
at 16 tcxtia&d B>rck P. O Box .VAAS gen'
mi tral *», to BAUOKI. PIXR.?TOi,””rJlail. :
~ ~~ Jfounc.
OUND On North Clwk sir 7»
arm of money. Any ore calling at H-ioki
sss&sssi-^*