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Dress & 04’Umnt
SATURDAY, OCTOBER 20, ISGO.
GUAM) HKHIKLtCAN RALLY J
Judge Trumbull till* Evening,
Tbc Hon. Lyman Trumbull will arrive in
the city this morning, c* d will speak in tho
Wigwam Ibis evedeg. It is needless to urge
lbe people to turn out ai masse to greet tbeir
able riTid faithful representative iu the United
Slates Senate. Those who go tarhj will get
scats.
Appointment* in rook (Vumlf.
Uos. tsu&s M. Arnold, A. C. Uesing, Esq.,
Geo. Scbneid-’r, 11-jr. Casper Hulz, Solomon
Wilson, L S Rrculauo, Carlos Haven, William
James, E. W.liiams, ucd others. Some or ell of
the above wi.l speak os follows:
Saturday. OcL CO. 2 P. M.
.Ucmlay, 00.52.
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HoiuTbim. Ccnviu l !* A|»pwUitmeziU In
Illinois
lien. TboaiasCorwm *»!! address the people
o : Illicch on political topics at tbe fclloiricg
iises U)d p’acr*:
Mw i.il*, Co.
(jmuiy. AJjib- «*■>.
OIiWTU-r...
jdar.-aoli, Cxt t-o
John Jt*. fiait’rt Appointments.
Ilon. Jobn P. Hklp, ef Sevr Hampshire, will
iddresf tbo people of Illinois ca political topics
si the lollcvviuj’ lists and places
? i<tl*ia. Hu">ape , Jo,
..I'.t'jile l’" ......
Mt'Cnx. “ iitMilt* Cj.
Melt.toy Co..
Nva-n-n. J > I'ur.o a Co.
••'Udjli. Ci'....
Llitcjay
AppoStitmoiiln of Ho», 11, K, Cartier.
ilea- IK K. Canter, of Ohio, Will address the
people of Illinois oa political topics at the fol
lowing times at-d places
Wue*. m * c
-Mar«n Co
WasMiirni .
Vt. Vcrimn. . <n Lo,
i'aq’ioin. IV ry C’t
JinuD, 1-rait-lin < «
«*»M*or.aaV. .P-c'-mR *'o,
M»r «.r. Will. «i* <*i»Co,
Al s'V.r Cn
Ca’tJjiila, IVa Vi*.
Appointments,
Hon. Sa:n. (>a!!owf.y cf OLjo, will address tie
people of lilhioia io political topics bt the fol
lowing times usd places:
<;ill.*p T <*. S!acvij«'n«'«
.-piii-tiifii', '■utic oiut-Ji Cj«
Aiianii,
J‘c*)r; u i i-*:uC<>
Ku.xCo,
o*Lt*cj lira’)’ Co,
Frank Ctlalr’M Appointments.
Hot. P. P- Blair, Jr., will address the people
of llhnote at tte following limes and places:
Mt.StnVi.r-h***- !
bATd«l'Wr.Ca6.» ** „»•
liewmb'C. r>llltld
i*«TU Ptnrl. ■ „ £•
*i-oaljit.Ma-'A " „ “•
Culi-a,iii..ry **•
Appointment* «>f llou- K. C. SclicDOlc
a«iid Doan PltU.
Hoc. Robert C. Schenck and Dona Piatt, of
Ohio, will address the people of Illinois cn po
• tical topics at ilia fallowing times and places :
l^wroncev:- 1 ?. Lw’ww Co .October V,
AH.Canutil. .._?u-h Co Octa -or-Jl
While Co JJ'i s,er5 ,er S?
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1-uiifieJ.l. Wavrt Oo Si
<»;ticy, K «
'.-on/.i Jm.'fr.i Octol-CT 30
WSttwvciwf'-fi ‘ 31
Ure-nup, < 1»0 O ov i}** 1
r-,»rity;flei(l.Jj*nc»iuou Co wt S
,Son. RlcUard Vate»* Appointments*
Hon. Richuid Yates, litp-olicau nomiat-s
:or Governor, will address the people on politi*
cal ti'pie* ut the following liraea *ml places:
«'•.•ester, Itatidol; h Co ..Tuesday,
Tuscola, Douche 0" Krutoy. Sfi
Vji^ina,' - Jian.i .ili'UCo ea'iirra), »*
i/«nwU«, V«uu.U:cu Ca ilurday, Jt
plr. Lovcjof)«
iloa, o:*en Lovtjyy will addresa the people of
i iliaoifl on pc !itical topics at the followingtimcs
aad places:
Eureka. <ki,
Li *£-!)<• C
Senator Root title’*
Senator Doolittle, of Wisconsin, will address
tae people of Peoria and Fulton countiet as fol
fews:
I’.vria
M
At '"h'v).
At Avon (.fC'HiTiivi.
i?3r« l : AntMU’ortlds Appointment*.
Mr. F.'r;.®*-orib will *peak ul
.11 r. v ) Saturday, ‘Vt. 50 b.
('vta'.MO-l. fiuth.
Torp'U)* Oct. SS
rrJd»:.oct.S6Ui.
V. a it'erry.
}-fana
UjJc Park.
Herman ICrcl*ma«i»i , »* Appointment**
Herman Uieiemata, Ktq., will address bis
Usnn&u fello*' ciiixcne ou political topics at the
oUowir.R lin.ea r.rd
Cirri Mol, Co
iiar£Mu.C..l(i ;yn Co.
foiiticfc! neaiwin me mciith di«
trtct.
Hoa. D. L. rbiiii?* William Btoss, Esq.,
0 ! the Chisa;!') Paras axo Tbibcke, will address
■j e people of the Eighth Congressional District
oj the political iwoea of the day at the follow
up tiroes and places. Republicans at the set
eral places doslgoated r.re rcfpecllully request
ed to udrorlise use make arrangements for the
meetings:
Trentoa filiate* “
ItitfbUail M-dl.-oa **
i v ali'.ntaa I« lid **
i' tb*
Joint UtMiiwleuii
D. T. LiaegcrandJor.il A Logan,candidates
?cr Congress in Iho IXth Congressional Dis
trict, will discuss the poh •fcsues of the day
•tthe following times and n' trn
<*»r.T»’.flf.tVJ.ile C.'.. - i*
t ar-ud, W-yui Co. _ 30
The discoi-Fioo at Fairfield will be at night.
U’m, It. l*lato’» Appointments,
Wm. U. I'iniO, Republican candidate forElec
«rr w ;, li cudreaij ibe people as follows :
j'too.: - - °“- jf
‘.V.'.V.V/. “ 90
a
- 8
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itment*.
XAtHA
jk»aevl!Se...
MiißUl» r e.
Uwr'i' ptmi.
Xl'-acUicny.
Leonard * wet fa Appointments,
Monday. Oclobci
Nr. Lov«Joy at LaSalle.
Iloa. Owe:: Lorej'jy will speak at LaSalle on
Tuesday next, ;n corjanction with Hon. Thos.
Co: win.
Judge Trumbull at Uockford.
lion. Lyman Trumbull will ejn«kk at Uock
ford on Tuesday next, Oct. 4 i3d.
Hon. It. C. SclicncU in Cumberland
County.
The appointments lor Hon. U. C. SchencV
and Hon. Donn Hiatt, cl Ohio, tt Marshall,
Clark County, on the let of Kotemfcer, baa
been changed to Greenup, Cumberland Coanlj,
the same day.
DID HU 8«Y ITT
■\Vo understand Uiat Mr. Dougina had the
ahamclcaancsa to say, in his speech at Spriug
fle'd, on the ISlh, that the testimony given to
the world hy the Democratic Committee at
Leavenworth, Kansas, in which he is proved
to he the real author of the odious “submis
sion clause” in the Lecompton Constitution,
and manufactured hy “Ann Lixcols and
first printed in his Abolition organ, the Cb.-
cagoritESS AXU .TiiiDU.vE." TVe trust that wo
bare been misinformed. Our for Mr.
Douglas’ veracity is not the bightst; but -ittle
as wo csttum him, wo should regret to know
that any man asking to be elected to tho moat
honorable office mUio world, by the votes ofa
generous and confiding people, could no far
abase himEelf aa to make a charge of that,
kind, every word which, bo knowe, is a
brazen falsehood. The testimony in question
was copie i from the New Orleans Delta, and
the source whence wo derived it was plainly
andlegibly given, both at the head of the ex
jtose and In cur editorial columns. We await
the report of his speech.
HON. D. K~ t’AttITKU-A CHANGE.
Tbo Hon. D. K- Carttcr of Ohio baa'signified
that he will not be able to commence filling I
his Illinois appointments until Tuesday, the
23d Inst—which will make bis list as already
published one day later at each place. Mr.
Cariter will also speak at Marion, Williamson
Co., OSL 31st; Cairo, Alexander Co., Nor.
■,. Ist; and Caled jnia, Pulaski Co., Nov. 2d. His
x first appointment is At Nason, Effingham Co,»
M ; “Xnwdaji Oci 23d. -
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VOLUME XIV.
More Voting Precinct*.
The Equities ilc lead -r?, gaunt and hungry
from outside exposure for a long time past, arc
still grinding away at their doleful melodies
about the need of mere voting precincts in Chi
cego to secure an opportunity for all the peo
ple to vote. This comes with charming grace
from the very men who used to carry elections
and bold power hereby the very inch of man
aging that all the people should cot rote. Look
at the Seventh Ward and Tenth Ward polls at
late elections under Republican sway, and com
pare them with what they were in the days </
Mayor Dyer, when howling and dronkes Celts
took forcible possession of the approaches to
the ballot box, and drove honest Germans
away; when a craven and corrupt police dared
not interfere, and when citizens who did oppose
such outrages, were beaten and maltreated. It
was among the earliest frnits of in-coming Re
publican reform that an Irish Democratic Al
derman elect served ont his term in jail for
heading an election mob.
Yet these gentlemen are now in the field, and
conniving with Republican soreheads to secure
greater facilities for all the people to vote, and
Aldermen Myers, and Marshall, and McDonald,
and other Democratic City Fathers, have, on
two evenings of this week, gathered in the
Common Connell Chamber, hoping that out oi
a bare qaorum might somehow bs jangled tbc
change they seek.
If these gentlemen are really in earnest to
allow every legal voter in Chicago to vote once
in his proper Ward on the great questions to be
decided on the Sixth of November, we join
them in the wish, aad invite them to aid us in
bringing it about. Let them rally no “byes”
on the evening before, to spend tbc night at the
polls. Let them give no Instructions to the
“ byes” to keep in the lines all day after they
have voted once, nor go from the line of one
ward to that of another, to the end of protract,
ing the voting, in the hope of wearing ont the
patience cf men who are in haste to return to
t*-eir banks and stores and office*. Any and all
of these will be a departure from tbo stale but
usual dodges of Democracy at our elections,
and their absence will tell much better In the
direction they pretend to drsire, than the crea
tion of sew voting precincts.
.OctoWr 20,
.October 22.
.Oclob-rSC
.rentier 24.
.Oetwivr iC.
.October 23.
.uc.ubcr !(,
.OC’OSKT Ji.
.OCtdl-tifiC,
.October ?7.
.(McIKrSS.
.OttjJcraJ.
Every legal voter in Chicago con readily cast
bu role within the hoars fixed by lew, on the
day of election, if Ibe hindrances, purp.scly in
stituted on formeroccasionf, are omitted on the
sixth of next month. The Democratic City
Fathers need waste no time io this matter, the
people understand them and their scheme, and
it wiQ set succeed.
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mass ITtcetlus at Lane Station,
Hon. John P. Hale of New Hampshire £ill
speak at Lane Station, Ogle Co., next Wednes
day ; on the day following the Junction meet*
icg. Qon.Joseph Kncx and Hon. John F.Farns*
worth are also expected to be present. A
splendid silk banner, costing |4O, will be given
to the largest Wide Awake company in attend
ance from outside of the county, and a free
Innch will be given to all Wide Awakes on the
ground. The usual reduction of Railroad fare
will be made.
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.jvutrt.
..OcUSS.
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Oct. 19.
Tlie Great at Spring-
ISpiclalCorrespoDdmceof die Preai andTribanc.]
Thursday JtveidEr.
The Sqnatteriles “sicce Pennsylvania” ie
fuse to die all at once, bat alow by degrees.
They now say they do not expect to carry Illi
nois, bet will be Bare to carry Sangamon. Not
many days hence it will be only Springfield that
they can cany, •* beating Old Abe at his home/*
A little later they will abandon that, and take
their stand to defeat him in bis Ward. Their
last effort will be to indnee Old Abe's hired
man, ifhe baa one, to vote against him, or at
leasth!sccok*s cousin. They are eager for, and
insist upon having some victory hereabouts to
cackle over, bat such prospects are fast slipping
away.
In'pursuance cf their plan of centreing effort
on Old Sangamon, the grand rally to meet Lit
tle Ddg here this day, Ost. ISth, was diligently
trumpeted through the State by Squatter or
gans. Every means was taken to get up a
crowd; tickets to Springfield and return were
sold at Chisago for (3, and any pertou trAo told
three tickdt got a free tide. There was to be
such a turnout as was never seen, and—so there
...October SO
.tfctoUr a 3.
Lx* than Oru hundred excursionists came
down trom Chicago, and of these many
were Rtpabliesns, eager to avail themselves of
a cheap ride, to sec Old Abe at home. In fact
this desire called in on attendance of Republi
cans from various points intbc State, and their
presence did much to swell the crowd. Still
it would bare all been counted for Little Dag,
but for the spirit and enterprise of oar bore
here who wero not to be c&agbt ncppicg, bat
established and maintained throughout the
day, several stands, where neat Lincoln badges
were given away free. Every Republican was
thus made to show bis colors. The thick sprink
ling of Lincoln Badges in that Squatter crowd
was “ a set’ler.” Some accounts say tbo Re
publicans nearly equalled the Squatters.
This they might easily do, for the thing was
a failure. “Since Pennsylvania” the Squat
ter forces don’t ecem to take an interest in pol
itics, and there was no inducement to see Ste
phen or “ tcaU him again.” Tbo attendance
nlr.ut the stand was a meager one. At the
lime when it was the largest, I paced the entire
circuit and made it 140 paces, and thinly ranged
at that.
Stephens of Georgia did not come, and no
one expected he would; and Stephen bad it all
to himself. His speech waa tbe same old * train,
well worn, and delivered at the lowest ebb of
spirits ned voice. Tbe curse Little Dug him
self evoked In this very Springfield upon “the
ruthless hand ” that should invade sacred com
promises, seemed to have finally come home to
tbe speaki r. He was In the worst of tempers,
abused everybody, and ranted against Lincoln,
and even worse against bis own divided house
hold. Poor Douglas.
During tbe day our Republicans were busy
circulating the “ good seed.” Douglas' Record
went off like hot cakes, and p-oveshot ashes in
tbe path of Stephen. That Lecomp'on expose
touches him in a sore spot. He winces all over,
. and bis friends for him. Every judicious per
son says that this meeting here to day drives
tbe last nail in Little Dug’s political coffin in
this State. Became home to die on the very
spot where be once so terribly anathematized
him who thculd dare to disturb tbe Missouri
Compromise. He did it, and the judgment did
sot sleep.
To day has seen all costs taxed in tbe suit
the people hare given against him. Many came
here wavering, who will go home and vote for
Honest Ola Abe. If Little Dag could be hired
by oar State Central Committee to go through
all the “ doubtful counties,” it would settle tbe
point in our favor everywheee. Go on with
your work and roll up your majorities in Nor b
era Illinois. The “ Home of Lincoln ” will sus
tain him, IL
,\V* dnrMhjr* Oct. 21.
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[From another Corwpondcnt.l
SraaomcLP. Oct. 19, imO.
Without exaggeration or prevarication the
Douglas demonstration here yesterday was a
most miserable, and for the Democrats, mortr
fy tog failure. Douglas arrived here on Wednes
day evening, and was received with a tolerable
degree of eclat— a torchlight procession of say
four to five hundred “Hickories,” “Rounda
bouts,” etc., who escorted tho Little Giant to
the American lionae, where be briefly acknowl
edged the compliment, and retired. After this
there was a little haranguing, and some faeble
fire-works, and then expectation went to sleep
and droun-d of the coming squatter glories of
tbeiaoiro*v-
Of course, everybody expected a decided
earthquake on yesterday. Public faith was
shakes somewhat when the tr.ins came in and
brought only some little sqnadsof fifties and
hundreds—not making in the aggregate a thou
sand, oil told Stall there was the country to
rely on—and marshals in blue sashes rode furi
ously up and down, looking in vain for the long
processions of wagons with flags and banners,
from the country precincts. Kino o'clock came,
ten o’clock, eleven o'clock, and still no conn
try delegations. The formation of the proces
sion sould be postponed no longer, and every
thing available was ordered into line, and sum
med up-foot 776, horse 162, and about 850 more
as the contribution from the country in forty*
utm wagons I Audio crown tho dismay of
the DougUsites, fully ooe-balf of tho crowd on
the sidewalks wore Lincoln badges, and every
shout for Douglas was met by an answing shout
from the enthusiastic Lineolnites.
Of course the Douglas leaders were blue, and
gathered in sorrowful conclave on the street
corners, while the procession dragged its dis
consolate squads around the streets, past the
palatial residence of the scrip villa an, who
stood, hat off, on his steps, bowing to the equat
ion, who in turn raised tbeir hickory caps and
did him homage.
But why enumerate the whole sorrow of the
Democrats? Alter dinner,the Chief Squatter
and his struggling cohorts repairedto the‘*cir
cus lot,” where ho rehearsed that same old
rpeech to a crowd of perhaps two thousand—
half of them again wearing Lincoln badges.
The only remarkable circumstance here was
the entire absence of enthusiasm, and the fact
that Douglas himself was evidently prostrated
and discouraged by the utter failure oi the
demonstration.
Nor did the demonstration “ shine” any bet
ter at night. The torch bearers again patched
up a ragged single file i recession, about four
blocks in length—shot off some straggling Ro
man candles, and the whole affair “ blowed out”
at about cine o'clock, leaving the city in dark
nesu, and almost as total quiet as if there were
no squatters in the land. Yonrs,
List night was a gala se? sin for tbe Republi
cans of Freeport and Stephenson County. The
good news from tbe recent elections has added,
to tbeir former zeal, and last evecingtbey came
together for a general jubilee. From five to
ten thousand people were here, and from 2000
to 2500 torches were carried in precession. The
line of march was some three miles long, and
along it la ge numbers of private residences
were gorgeously illuminated. Stephenson
street —the main business street—was one
scene cf brilliancy from one end to the other.
Tbe Brewster House, a large four story build
ing running from street to street, was splen
didly illuminated, colored lamps being bung at
every window. Child's, Black A Bartlett's four
story building, opposite, were illuminated in
like manner, and fiom the former to the Brew
ster House was thrown. an arch of lighted
lamps, beantifnl in design and in execution.
The Jcxtmal Office Block presented a magnifi
cent appearance. From every window ini the
block, and Irom the awnings, were suspended
the lamps, while from one of the office windows
was suspended a large, magnificent transpa
rency, on one side of which was inscribed,
“Ohio 25,000, Indiana 15,000, Pentsyl
vania 32,000 for Free Labor. Plymouth
Hall Block too, was braulifully illuminated
on nil sides. In addition to these, numerous
stores, offices uud smaller blocks were illumi
nated in various styles. There was, too, afloe
display of fire works, and all in all, it was ono
of the most brilliant scenes we ever witnessed.
Tbe enthusiasm was unbounded, cheer after
cheer rolling along tbe line. Compared with
the Douglas “funeral” of a week since, it—well
it bore no comparison. It was a marked con
trast. All was in good order, no drunken men
seen, nobody long faced, excepting tbe Douglas
men or the sidewalks!
A prominent feature in the procession was &
carriage, in which was a young German lady,
dressed as the Goddess of Liberty, with shield
and alalf. The'coinage was drawn by two
while horses, and was esccrted by mounted
Rangers (all German) from Kiddle and Silver
Creek. There were at least four hundred Re
publican Germans in the procession, many of
whom have heretofore voted with the Demo
cracy.
Held.
J. C. Keik, Etq., former Democratic candi
date fer Congress, carried a torch, and declared
his intention to go for Lincoln and Ilamli i. He
has for years been an influential member of the
Democravie party.
Stephenson Is good for 1,400 ior 41 Old Abe.’*
Yours truly, G. 11. S.
41 The old Boos Pbdlek” on Dearborn St,
next door to the post office, presents bis re
spects to the proprietor end editor of the
Tima «£• Herald, and begs to inform them and
the public at large, that ho has many bcoks In
bis collection which it would bi wise for them
to study; and as the said book-pedler is philo
sophically disposed to spread education and in
struct the ignorant, he will make a proportion
ate reduction in the prices of the books mest
needed by those seeking to improve themselves.
A PxDLEa or old Books,
82 Dearborn St., next door to Poet Office.
Almost a Railroad Craali—-Queen Vic
toria In Ranger.
We have had almost on accident on the rail
road between Roiandseck acd Andernaeh, the
story of which carao eo directly to me that I
mut-t believe it, although no hint of it comes
io the papers.
On tie 24th last, an extra train left Cologne
for Coblenlz, and toe down train was telegraph
ed to await at a station this side of Andernsch
until it bad passed, there being bnt one truck.
By whose fault is not known, but tbeconductor
oi tbe down train was not informed of the
measure, and at a curve in the road somewhere
near Brohul, the wrtchmau suddenly saw tbe
extra train rushing in one direction, tbe regular
one in tbo opposite, directly against each other.
His red fl<g of danger was seen by both engi
neers, warm# tbe extra train to stop, theother
to return to tbo station. The ext i a train was
moving at lightning speed, aod coaid not at
once bo brooght to; the engineer of the other
undertook to reverse his engine, but the ma
chinery refused to work! “We must jump for
our lives,” he said to bis companion, but before
doing so, he determined to tty once more.
Fortunately this time with success, and when
tbe extra train came thundering up, the other
bad begun to gather way, and tbe crash waa
just barely escaped.
A few seconds more, and the acc?d:nt would
have had a place in history through all time;
for, upon the extra train were the Queen of Eng
land, nerhusband, Prince Albert; berdaugh
ter, Alice: Lord Johu Kassel, and the enure
royal party now visiting Germany I
The following Iti'er has been received by
Oantain F. Porter, of the late Japanese Com
mission :
Mr Dear Sib:—Wo arrived safely at Ibis
place on the Ctb lost., after a passage of thirty
seven-days from New York; as there will be an
opportunity of sending letters to America soon,
I do myself the pleasure of writing to you some
account of our voyage thus far three thousand
miles from New York to portogrande about
twenty days get into portogrande, there is no
provisions no water Terry xzusereb'e island, but
only coal taken in on board. Stay three days
and IpU there, present voyage all the time from
New York to Loando and bae weather some
times bead wind and no wind, from portogrande
three thousand nine hundred miles in about
twenty-iivedaysget into port to Loando there
is abound fisb an orraoge nice pretty negro
slaves and some other production, they freight
us because they shall heard Japanese Cconahal
and r*n beftre ours.
in some noon about five o'clock I went on
deck to survey ocean all around the ship. I
found one vessel wrecked three top mast from
a water about thirty yards distant, then I was
feel very sorry in my brain.
You oo not know how sorry I was when I left
New York, at thoughts that I could not come
back to see yon again. Japanese law forbids it
now, but by and by con come.
I am very much obliged to you charge your
self with me, on board the Philadelphia steam
boat when we arrived from Sandy Book, and
wherever we went in the United Stales, I shall
keep the photograph presented by you and look
at it every morning. I put it safe in my bureau,
because 1 am afraid somebody steal it.
Sangamon.
Rejoicing at Freeport.
oftLe Pro* and Tribute.]
Fsczrosr, Oct IP, 1880.
A Card,
[Oune*|>o’.diDceofi!ie N.Y.Tribune.]
Boar, Sept. £0.1860.
Letter from Japanese Tommy.
U. S. Emv Fuoatz J*iaoaka, >
EU FAOt de Loa&do, Aiiicu, August 7,1560, j
We were exceedingly plea ed with oup visit*
ire • and at this time, Ijbtc great talk abont the
United States; abont everything we saw, patent
olßctr* Smitsoniaa inst'tnle, Ilu-h uniform bu*
tifol buildings, rail road tram, manufactories;
balloon*; fire steam engine; fire works, sol
diers procession; musick; btuilnl steamboat
theatre mascara great ball and everything we
■aw. They will be astonished when we tell it all
in Japan.
I remain yoortrnry friend
Tatich Osojsbo (Ton )
I am rery much obliged, dear Captain Per*
ter, (or all year kindness, and 1 shall never lor*
get you.
Please give my good regard to three young
gentlemen who were particular fried mine in
New York soch gentlemen all belong to you I
would send letter bot had no time, and your
wife and other gentlemen who enjore after me.
Captain Davjo D, Poster, Esq.
Particular* of U»e Execution of Gor«
don at Denver City.
The execution of Gordon took piece st 4
P. XI., Saturday, the Ctb instant. He rode
through the streets to the scaffold in a buggy,
accompanied by Mr. Xliddaugfa. Going np
street he abed a great many (ears. On
arriving at the ground, be mounted the gal
lows, where prayer was betd, when be
called a particular .friend to him, and bid
ding him farewell, admonished him not to
drink whisky or gamble any more; then, thank
ing those who bod done him kmdn««s,heshook
hands cordially with Sheriff Middaogb, and
stepped upon the drop. The Sheriff put the
rope around his neck, and adjusted the iong
black cap, when Gordon said, “ come back ana
fix tho rope good, eo that it will break my neck
instantly upon falling.” The Sheriff did so,
and the fatal drop fell.
While be was hanging, Gen. Larimer went
upon the platform ana said that Gordon's
mends asked the privilege of taking eharge of
the body, and the General said if the people
would consent they would please say yea. None
dissented. . , ,
Gordon's parting with Ufa father and fam
ily, whp lire three Wei from-Denver,
CHICAGO, SATURDAY, OCTOBER 20, 1860.
verr affecting. He wrote a letter for a email
brother, only ten years ot age, in which he
telU him sever to dnok whisky or gamble; and
if be ever has a desire to drink, before he does
so, to go «nd look npon his grave and remem
ber that liquor brought him there. Us desired
to be bnried where Lib friends and all. youth,
when tempted by the vices incident to this land,
could turn and look npon his grave, and remem
ber he was brought there by tbeir influences,
through the gallows.—6£. Lovu Democrat.
THE CITY,
Auction Kale* till* Morn In",
Auction rales tM* moraine at 9X o’clock, of Household
Furniture, S'j.tc*, gutbnery. UUuK and C ock-rv.
at 9% o’clock, by (illbcrt A bampwn, AocUone.rs, No. fed
Like »t.
To Vld« Awabci,
The Chief Marshal hopes that all companies
will be at tbe rendezvous promptly this eve
ning, at a quai ter past seven o'clock. 11 is very
desirable that speaking shall commerce at the
Wigwam not later than eight o'clock, nod in or
der to do so the procession will move at 71
o’clock, whether all the companies are on the
ground or not. John A. Bcoss,
Chief Marsha).
pg" McNally A Co. have Harper's Magazine
for November.
Mirosole’s juvenile class meets thb
afternoon at 2 o'clock, at his dancing academy.
Parents and friends are invited to attend.
Tub Citt Mission. —A first rate porter or
coachman, wants a situation, apply at 9C North
Franklin street at 9A.M. or IP. M.
The Menagerie.— Parents about town whoso
litils folks are importuning them, and asking if
they will not tike them to see the Menagerie at
the Riding Gallery, aro answering •* liable." It
is drawing good crowds afternoon and treeing.
Base Ball. —There will be a match between
the Niagara and Oisawatomie Base Ball Clubs,
od Saturday afternoon, at half past two o’clock,
on the grounds cf the former, on Sangamon
street, between Jackson sad Van Daren streets.
Labcent. —A number of article sand plumbeis
fixtures were stolen from the basement of the
new marble front building in processor erection
for Andrew Brown, Esq, on Michigan Avenue,
near Twelfth street.
JgyThe railway tunnel under West Lake
street is now so far completed that the bridge
and street at that place are again in use. The
tunnel at Randolph street is making good pro*
gress.
Injured Imcf cexce. — A country lad who came
to town with about S3O, to see the elephant, got
bis posket picked by the dangerous animal. He
mode his complaint in a doleful state of mind
and Sarah Reilly has been sent to Bridewell for
the offence.
Illinois Qband Tuonk Railway.— The Board
of Directors of the Illinois Grand Trunk Rail
way, are now in session at the Tremont House.
It is understood that the Eastern Division of
this route will be placed under contract early
next month.
Skwabd’s Speeches. —All the speeches made
by Senator Seward have been collected in a noat
pamphlet and may be procured from McNally
A Co., 81 Dearborn street. “The Illustrated
Annual Register of Rural affairs,” for ISCI,
fresh supplies of “ Miss Gilbert’s Career,” and
the Illustrated London News containing a no
tice of the death of Mr. Upborn have also been
received as above.
Religious.—The appointment of Rev. Dr.
Tiffany, of Baltimore, to the pastorate of that
Important field, the Clark street M. E, Church,
in this city, is everywhere hailed as a most
happy oce, and this clergyman, who enters
upon his datles here to-morrow, will prove a
valuable addition to oar pulpit talent of this
city and section.
Another Body loumd.—Capt. Tuttle cf tbo
schocnar Win. Tali,--)Ehicb - arrived here-yster
day, reports having found, about four miles
out, a body,' supposed to be one of the victims
of the Lady Elgin disaster. It was that of a
man. abont fire feet six inches high, wi‘h black
broadcloth coat, black pants, gaiter shoes. The
body was much decayed and fell to pieces in
the attempt to take it on board.
Residents as well as visitors will Gad in
extremely Urge and attractive stock of g-nlle.
men's furnishing good?, comprising everythicg
necessary, as well as a superior assortment of
tailoring goods, aIB.L. Hall’s, No. 04 Dearborn
street, under the Malteses House. Mr. Hall
has long been well known as on excellent cut*
ter, and now, baring opened at the above estab
lisbment on his own account, we hope to see
bis merits still belter understood.
Soss op Tzmpiiiaxce—At a regular meeting
of Garden City Div. No. 422 Sons of Temper
ance, held at their Hall on Tuesday evening
last, it was unanimously Resolved : To at this
Division attend the opening lecture of tbe
Tenth- Ward Temperance Legion, to be deliv
ered by C. J. Hull, E;q., at Edward’s CLapcl,
corner Harrison and South Halsted streets, on
Monday evening next at 71 o’clock. All mem
bers of tbia Division will please take netiee and
act accordingly.
New Bakks.— E. I. Tinkbom, E?q., is tobe the
Cashier of the new bank to be opened shortly
by C. H. McCormick, in the new marble Mc-
Cormick building on the corner of Dearborn
and Randolph streets.
We are informed that B. F. Carver, Esq., late
Cashier of the Marine Bank, is abont to open a
new banking institution on Lake street, in con
nection with some Eastern capitalists from
Connecticut.
New Railroad Cah. —The Philadelphia ex
cnrsiooists came from Pittsbargh to this city
in a cor which is built wholly of iron. It was
manufactured at Pittsburgh, and is probably
the first one ever ran on any American track.
The excursionists and the railroad men of our
city who bare seen the car are high'y pleased
with it. Ik can be seen to-day from 10 a. m. to
8 p. m. at the Pittsbargh A Fort Wayne depo*,
on West Van Boren street. It was built by
Herrick, Uonna & Co., of Pittsbargh.
£37* D. B. De Land & Co, employ a new pro*
cess la refining the caler&tas manufactured by
them. This process is a recent discovery, and
is declared by chemists and scientific men to be
the most cfiectoal method known. It is in nse
at no other establishment in this country. Sale*
ratns, to be healthful and wholesome, mast be
perfectly free from imparities. De Land &. Co’s
saleratus is perfectly pare. For sale by all good
grocers. Manufactured by D. B. De Land &
Co., F airport, Monroe Co., N. Y. Sold at
wholesale by the wholesale grocers in Chicago
and Milwaukee.
Italy.— The celebrated Mirror of Italy, at
Kingsbury Hall, was crowded again last sight,
and everybody seemed delighted. We cannot
speak in too high terms of this fine exhibition*
As works of art, the individual paintings arc of
no mean order; exhibiting as they do unusual
finish and richness of coloring. Nothing can
be more graphic, nothing can be more true to
life. TLe splendid panorama of Italian scenery
and Italian life is made to more before the ce
lighted spectators. It exhibits again this after
noon at reduced rates for ladies and children,
at three o'clock; also ibis evening at »J o’clock.
Tnx Quadroon or tub Fourth Blood.— This
sew drama will be produced this evening at
McTicker'a Theatre. It has been sometime Id
rehearsal and ia said to be a most excellent dra
ma, depicting in plrong colors the evils of the
« peculiar invitation," which is sow agitating
the entire country. While it deals justly with
all, respecting the laws of the Union and the
usages of society, it abounds with sentiments
which must warm the hearts of every lover of
freedom. In consequence of other engagements
we are interned the M Quadroon" can be pre
sented but two nights, Saturday and Monday,
therefore we advise all to see it.
Stolen Goods Ebcotsred.— The goods found
in the possession of George Loach an Eagliah
man, who keeps the Globe Saloon on West
Randolph street, opposite the market, who was
arrested, as yesterday stated, turnout to bare
been taken lest August from the boot and shoe
store of Mr. Hettinger, No. 8 North Clark street,
which was broken into and robbed of a consid
erable amount of property. For this robbery,
three men named Kelly, Began and Seymour
were arrested, tried at the last term of the Be
eorderis Court, and sentenced to three years
imprisonment in the Penitentiary. The prop
erty, however, was not all recovered, until the
overhauling of the stock of this Loach, who has
been suspected of bring m u fence" for some
time past.
Oar Philadelphia Guest*.
Tho party of Philadelphia-.* reached th'scity
yesterday from Cleveland, cii tho Pittsburgh,
Fort Wayne A Chicago Railroad. The t.ip
was pot up at tbe suggestion of Mr. H. H.
Houston, iJentral Freight Agent of the Penn*
eylrania Central Railroad, who accompanies
tbe party. They left Philadelphia on Monday,
October 15lb, stopped in Altoona Monday night,
and Pittsburgh Tuesday night, and left Clere*
Itnd on Wednesday evening. The fall list of
gentlemen composing this parly was given in
oar last issue. They wera accompanied from
Pittsburgh by Messrs. Joseph Hanna, Springer,
Harbargb, and 8. Merrick, and from Cleveland
by Mayor Scnter and Mr. Benedict, publisher
of tho Etrald.
There was ro formal reception at the depot
here, the party repairing at once to their hot?la,
most of them stopping at the Tremont. Yes
terday at 12 u. on 'Change the Board of Trade
had a brief session and the following resolution
passed:
Wbebeas, It has become known to the mem *
bers ot this Board that there is a delegation of
the commercial men of the great city of Phila
delphia, now in this city, and that they are de
sirous of becoming better aeqaainted with the
merchants and business men of the Northwest,
therefore be it
Jletolvtd, That we welcome thorn among us
with the greatest pleasure, and that we hereby
tender them tbe freedom of the Booms of this
Board during their stay among as, and tbit the
President be requested to appoint a Comm Itee
of seven to wait upon thim at 10 o'clock to
morrow, and invite them formally to our rooms.
The Reception Committee is composed of the
following gentlemen: Messrs. J. S. Kennedy,
QotUng, G. S. Hubbard, Coe, H. Wheeler,
Wation, cod VogoL Probably by this action
a more formal reception and welcome will
take place on 'Change to day.
Our visitors passed yesterday in looking
about our city and making the acquaintance of
onr business men, and visiting enr various
points of interest. They remain here until
Monday. During their trip they propose visit
ing Milwaukee, Quincy, St. Joseph, St. Louis,
Louisville, Lexington, ClnctnlßPJ, Dayton and
Coiambus. From tbe latter place they will
leave by the Steubenville Railroad for Pitts
burgh and home, arriving in Philadelphia Sat
urday evening, Nov. 3d.
The party is both a pleasure and a business
one, their object being to see for themselves
what the West la like, end to moke acquain
tances that may lead to the benefit of all parties
concerned. During their trip they will proba
bly make on incursion into Kansas. The party
la composed of flue locking, intelligent men, ev-
idently good specimens of the “ solid men” of
the Q-iaker City. Their visit to this sccticn
cannot have but important cud valuable trade
results. The Philadelphia press is represented
as follows: Messrs. McMiefaael and Cramp,
> orth American; Thompson, Daily Prat; Mai*
lory. Daily Inquirer; and Clark, J liner**
Journal,
A Political Slander Salt.
The incambency of the Chicago Post Office
is these troublous Democratic times, has been
characterized by fierce tqnabbles, plots, and
counterplot?, for nearly its entire period, bnt
more especially since Isaac Cook and the old P.
Functionary at Washington established a league
offensive and defensive, against Little Dag.
In tbe Supreme Court, before Judge
Higgins, tbe case of James G. Kerr vs. Isaac
Cook, was on trial yesterday. This was an ac
tion cf trespass on the case, brought by tbo
plaintiff Kerr to recover damages for alleged
defalcation of character. Tbe facts, as they
appeared in proof, were cs follows:
In 1859, a number of Post Office clerks were
discharged by the Postmaster—among them
Kerr, who was Chief Clerk in tbe Eastern dis
tributing room. It was tbo cause
of tbe dismissal was their giving evidence or
information of some kind, to a person sent oat
by the Department at Washington to investi
gate some matters connected with thd Chicago
Postoffiee.. Not iong after- Übeab-ibmißHati 'or
ders were sent out from Washington to rein
state them, and they were reinstated. Ere long,
however, Kerr, if not others, was again dis
charged, and a letter, together with an affidavit
made by one Edward W. Shaw, was sent to the
Deportment, explaining tbe reasons for such an
action.
The affidavit seta forth that Kerr, while Chief
Clerk in the Eastern distributing room, had
told some subordinate clerk that coins, falling
oot of letters in the conrso of distribution,
upon being found were legitimate perquisites.
The letter reads as follows:
Peer Omens. Chicago, Aug. 56, 1859.
JTm. Jn*rj<h If At, rostiMA>i»r Gtntrul:
Dkab Sib : I wolml nspectfuly liifo-m you (hat I hav*
this dir dlscliarged f om this office J»m?s C. Kerr, one of
the d. rU reJuUled in m« office by outer of >ce depart*
merit, fur the nasen set forth in the enclosed affidavit of
Edward A. Pliaw, tne fact* cuMalued in which have for Ihe
first time come to myknew edee to day. I have for a lona
t me been convinced of U.e uUho ieity of this deit, but
have net before been ableto obtain the proof.
Veryrespec fully, your cbedlenUemud,
L COOK, P. Si.
From the proof it appeared that it had been
the custom among the clerks to keep such coins
as were found In this way until they were called
for; but it did not appear thit this eastern was
sanctioned by tho Postmaster, or that he was
aware of it.
The cause was argued at length by Morris for
plaintiff, end Miller for defence. The bearing
excited more than usual attention from the racy
developments of a local political nature, airing
a good deal of the dirty linen of the Happy
Family here at home.
An Iron Passenger Car.
Our Philadelphia guests reached ns yesterday
via Cleveland in anew car ef novel construe-
tion, placed at their disposal by G. W. Cass,
Esq., of the Pittsburg, Fort Wayne and Chica
go Railroad. It was mode by Merrick, Hanna
A Co., at New Brighton, near Pittsburg. This
car is the first the manofaelureis have made,
and they arc passing it round for the inspection
of railroad men. It is 4» feet C inches long,
and 9 feet wide. It has 55 seats. Every part
of the car except the seats and inside window
facings is of iron. English stove pipe iron No.
20 is used for the panels which are highly orna
mented. The car weighs 20,850 pounds, but the
manufacturers say that future ones will be a ton
or more lighter.
The car runs with unusual ease and comfort.
The interior is finished in the finest atjle. The
saloon is located midway of the car. Between
the windows are venti'ators, to be opened or
closed at pleasure. All the inside wood work
can be unscrewed and removed when necessary
to replace a damaged panel. The car is very
handsome, and apparently serviceable. Its
cost is about $3,C00. It may be seen at the de
pot in this city.
It is claimed that a leading advantage of this
car will be the greater safety of passengers in
cate of collision. While the material will re
sist crushing, it will be entirely free from splin
ters, so dangerous on snch occasions. It is well
worth looking at.
Suicide at Bloomington.
A correspondent writing from Bloomington
gives intelligence of a recent melancholy case
of suicide in that city, occurring a few evenings
since, in which Thomas Sbeny took his own
life by cutting bis throat. Deceased was for
merly a resident of this city, and in business
here, where his genial qualities secured him
many friends. Broken up in trade bytheerisis
he went to California, thence returned to this
city, and has, recently travelled in the employ
of a New York house. What led him to the
rash step is not staled. His sad fate will be
mourned by many here.
A Land Orrica Busotass.— A mariner, Capt.
J. B. Palmer, was brought before Justice Davis
in yenterdaj’a Police Court, charged with steal
ing articles as follows •
The schooner Arabella,
A cargo of wood,
Proceeds of sa'e of same.
The crew's wages,
A bone and buggy,
A suit of clothes,
Two dollars in money.
Judge Fuller, at whose instance the anit was
made charges that the extraordinary mixing up
of things maritime and terrestrial was accom
plished by the Captain’s violating owner's or
bers and taking a cargo of wood at the wrong
port, SU Joseph, and afterward Belling it at the
wrong port, Kenosha; there binng a horse and
buggy, and borrowing the clothing and two
dollars and putting out, taking with him the
wages dues the crew. Justice Davis bad no ju
risdiction to meet the case, which must be deem,
ed a sort of piracy on the high seize.
CorrAOs Qaora Cocrsb.—A trot comes off
this P. M. for 8200, a purse of |SO added, mile
heats, heat three iu fire, between ** Black
Balph" to harneas, and ** Prairie Boy" to wag*
00.
' fgT* Bev. M. Bigger will preach In the Uni
ted Presbyterian Church, comer of Washington
and Jefferson streets, to-morrow ,at 10} a. m.
and * p, h.
Pioneers Attention.—The Chicago Wide
Awake Club tarn out this evening to escort tbe
Hon. Urmia Trumbull. Let every man report
himself at hea* quarter*, NX sy Like street,
this evening at 61 o'clock. I*-:** cv.e?
J. K. Uatoex.
Central Wins Awakes Attention. —This
company nill meet this (Saturday) evening at
Head Quarters (or drill and escort datr. Everr
man is expected to be on band at GI o'clock
precisely, as the line will form according to tbe
orders of tho Marshal at 7 o’clock without faiL
By order of
W. Hutchins, Capt.
North Side Wide Awakes. —Yon are hero*
by notified to appear in lu 1 ! uniform this even
ing at 61 o’cloe k punctual at Kepnbiican Head*
quarter*, No. 147 Clark street, for the purpose
of escorting the Hon. Lyman Trumbull to the
Wigwam. Let every member be on hand to
hear ihe gaftant Senator of Illinois.
By order, J. H. Cltbocrxb, CnpU
Lincoln Raxcebs Attbxtiox. —Yon ore here
by notified to appear (mounted) at the Armory
this evening, at 6 o'clock, to perform esetrt
dnty to lion. Lyman Trumbull.
C. W. Bajucse, Com.
W. n, Mchbat, Sec’y.
At a meeting of the Tenth Ward Wide
Awucee, held 0:L 19, ISCO.it was resolved;
That tbe resignation of I). F, Wilson Cap
tain be aceeptec, end L Webb bn chosen in his
stead; that oar Treasurer, IL N. Friabe, Esq.,
be especially empowered to collect subscrip
tions for tbia Odd; that all the candidates on
tbe county ticket, be elected honorary mem
bers; that all members who hare received uni
forms and not paid for same, will return them
to the Armory; that then be a ball held on the
30th of Oct. next for the benefit of this organi
zation. By order, W. F. Fubet, Sec.
Nqbweuiax Republican Meeting.— The Nor
wegians ot the Sixth Ward metal Boedicker’s
Hail, Thursday evening, October ISth.
On motion of A. Torkil*on,o. B. Jacobs was
chosen Chairman, and R. Henderson, Secietary
protempore.
On motion, it was resolred to organize a
Norwegian Sixth Ward Rpublicm Club, and
elect officers for six monies.
>O. B. Jacobs was elected President, John
Amondasn and Jacob Berkelacd, Vice Presi
dents; I. Nelson, Secretary; and Alfred Olson,
Treasurer.
Ou motion, the Chairman appointed a com
mittee of ihreo to draft a Constitution for the
Club, and to report at the next meeting. A.
TorkUson, K. Henderson and A. B. Johnson
were appointed as such committee.
Enthusiastic speeches were made, and the
meeting adhnmed.
it, lltsDECso.v, Secretary pro tern.
Bueceixcjdoe Unto Quarters. —A. sped 1
meeting of all Democrats of Oaicugo farorubla
to the election o CreckinrUee a d Lane will
be heU -t the above place in buildirg on the
northeast corner of Dearborn and Washington
street*, cn this, Saturday evanirg at 7 o’cieck.
By order of Tun Hickory Clco.
LUCjU. iIATi-Ei-;S.
SSfGo to John Jones, Hi Dccrhcrasireil
and get yoar clothes cleaned and repaired.
They will r.e wet* doo< and at prises tc salt the
limes. _
Wheeler & Wilson’s Sewing Macoines—
We prefer iLem lor family 053.—Xu? York
Tribund.
They are tbe favorite* of families.—X Y.
Timid.
It ha* no rival.— Scientific American.
AWARDS OF 1500 AS FAB AS HEARD FROM.
Fibst Premium op U. S. Fair,
do. do. Vermont State Fair,
do. do. New Jersey Stat« Fair,
do. do. Kentucky State Fair,
do. do. Ohio State Pair
do. do. Illinois State Fair,
do. do. Wisconsin State Fair,
do. do Chicago ilecir. Institute.
And ul bundled* cf Couuty Fairs throughout
tbe Union.
Office 167 and 169 Lake street.
Geo. R. Crittenden,
General Agent for Illinois, Wisconsin, and
Northern lowa. cc2o-std 2tw
J57“ Low’s Crown Windsor, White Windsor,
Glycerine, Olive Oil and Honey Soaps, Sand
Tablets and Pomades, warranted genuine, by
E. U. Sargent, Apothecary, cor. Randolph find
State streets.
New York. ScpCSM. 1950.9
JoeiPH Burnett, Esq. —Dear tiir : For some
time past, 1 have been using your Cocoane,
and consider it far preferable to anything I
hare ever nsed for the hair.
If my endorsement is of any value, yon are
perfectly at libertv to use it.
Respectfully years.
Oet2 Im-WFAM Frank Leslie.
55?“ If year teeth are poor, save them; if
rood, preserve them, by using Dr. Allpoit’s
froth Powder, the best in use. Sold bv Sir*
rent, Apothecary, coroor of Randolph and
State streets.
Ladies and gentlemen who are looking
for a Dyehoaio where they will get their work
well dine, either in dyeing or cleaning, in all
Its branches, will find such by calling at the
Biston Fancy Steam Dyeing Establishment
of Ilenry Schwarz, No. 73 South Clark street
and 15S Illinois street. celSxlw
Eos. Rural New Yorker.—Seeing an inqui
ry in the Rural for a cure for that distresnng
disease the Asthma, 1 write to let the enquirer
know what has almost entirely cured me. 1
bare had the spasmodic asthma fifteen years
nud never found any medicine that would pra*
vent au attack when it was coming on until I
commenced taking “Jonas Whitcomb's Reme
dy for Asibma, Ross Cold, and Hay Fever. I
commenced taking this remedy eighteen months
ago, and have notnad a severe paroxysm since.
I aUo use salpetre paper. Saltpeter is present
relief bat no cure. Whitcomb’s Remedy has
done for me all that His recommended to do. 1
take it according to directions—a tea spoonful
instead of a table-spoonfuL It is prepared by
Joseph Burnett & Co., Boston, Mass. Price
one dollar per bottle. Sarah Sselt.
Eddytown Yates Co., N. Y. Oct2-TTbASIm
jgy All should not fail to read the advertise
ment of Prot Wood in to-day’s paper. ses-ly
RELIGIOUS NOTICES.
First Usttakias Boctvrr.—Rev. M'. Forbuth will
proch:.t Ue Ist Unllarlaa Church, on Washington atrtet.
South side. Sunday morning aad evening.
—The Flr.t Esgltsb Eraugelkal Lutheran Church on
Moaroe street, between CLuk and Wells. Divine terrices
every Sabbath at 10# A. M. aad “H P. M. Sunday
School ttS I’. M. Bxv. G. A. Pastor.
—Tbe Her. Mr. Reynolds of Kansas Is expected to
preach In St. Anspulust Protestant Episcopal) FresChurth.
corner of Indiana and Franklin streets, Suudayevcrlog.
Divine Bcrr ce at 10X a. *., aad 7X r. x.
-vi« Emma Hardiuge, Spiritualist, will lecture a*
Kingsbury Hsl’ on Sunday at 10X a. x. and 7X r. *•
Rev. Dr. Tiffany, the newly appointed pasloroftLe
Clark Street Methodist Church, has arrived In tie city, and
will preach In tie audience room of that church, comer of
Washington and Clark streets, Sabbath, 51st tut, at 10X
a.x.tnd7Xr.R*
TIE WIT’S MORMON BEATER
HAY PRESS)
GUARANTEED THE BEST IN THE WORLD.
Dimension*ot bale, 55 In. bvs3la. at the eudi aad 44 In.
leic: average weight. In •hlrpla* by Railroad wu
save nearly ote-half In freight* over any other Brass In are.
We cm »b:pten »rns of Timothy Hay la a common tor
car. JOliN K. IIAKKIS, A.lensviUe, Irdiana. aji*nee
of Patentee aaJ eidoalve pro? rietor o f th« patent lor the
UmteJ Sla.ea. J. P. FKO>T ± CO- G*l**bnrjt, Illinois,
vAccn’sand Manufacturer!for the State of Illinois l*e
«er pUve Circular sent free upon arpllcatloa r clStlm
LA UGEST WHOLESALE
HODSE
MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS
AND STRINGS.
JULIUS BAUER
99 SOUTH CLARK FTRECT.CHICACO. Manufacture
• rand Importcrof Musical ln-tniraents and Strlnca—hav
ing ctißatcUon with M-nnbcturicg Houses In Berlin. Ltlfw
•I- i>r<-«d«-n. ErirUnJ and Paris I* Prepared f» furuUh
DEALERS? BANDS a d LNMVIDUAuL with every
article In their Inc, aitlielowest New Yor* pnt.es.
J* PACER.
jqrums and -
Brass Instruments.
JULIUS BABER.
UaauftCtsrerof DRUMS ami BRASS INSTRUMENTS,
99 south Clark 8 tree! f Chicago.
Oct, a, 1980. OCIS d3ft»lr
TVR. F. F. DeDKSKY, Hoiikeo-
I • paiblc Phjslcian, Surgeon, Am, bavlcgloeated in
Cntiutf*. I egs leave to ansoonce to the public that he may
be coofulied onall Acute and Chrjulr Dise-ses at No. 04
West Randolph street.
Tbe l oc'- fi T has eulryed the advantages Afforded by the
European Universities and Olmscal Hospitals of Merlin,
Vienraand I’isgue, where ne stadied oil tciool medicine,
and afterward* a-pspUof Dr. A. Lola-, tbs successor of
Ur ti. Haonemaan, st ihe Hospital atOoelken. Germany,
foracQuirli galb*roughuiedlmt eJucstton. with a or* ti
es! ex- eiienee In this ■vigteru country a’so, and feels con
fident that be can give entire satisfaction to those who
would entrust tneose.ve* to bis professional care. OlSce
hourr. at At West Baaio pa street, Lorn a till • o'clock
from UUllr.n ocl3 dIU-8w
Distillery to rent or
FOR SALE. The fine distillery attached to the
t-nlde **tate Mil* at CllntonvtiD, near E (Is, on the Chi
cago AO dena Ballrud. mBSCT .
oclfrUat lm
■REAL estate agency.—
IA; Tbs undersigned ka* recently made arrany* -neats
br which he 1* reedy to negotiate tie sals of prw tty In
ihltdiythronghhls Eastern agencies. Mortgage- negoti
l.riu i>o-TO «u BS- *•““
No.TOWeablattoo*»tre«L Fortiucl Block.
TITOUDS AKD MUSIC OF
~ ONE HUNDRED OOMIC SONGS, Mcents.
ONE UUADRSD bONQSUPhCOTLAND, A• ctl.
ONE HUNDRED SONGS OF IRELAND, 60 cents.
I'opletbymalLpoctpald.onrtcelptofprlee. FnbOihed
ty OLIVER DltsONA CO- SOT Bortoe.
AfALTI BARLEY MALT I—A
i.fJL stock of PRIME BARLEY MALT for Brewer’s
*ad DIMUWt's use constantly oa hand, and cash orders
Droraptiv filled. Also, Superior Yeast Mall la barrels
menufactared at Cold spring Halt House, Buffalo, N.T.
AddrosA. <L MOREY, 19South Waferstreet, Chicago.
mpt-aaMio
PACKING BARRELS ALWAYS
on hand and Cw tale.
0c17d971-la 75 Dearborn itreoL
Neto aubtrttsements.
zr C. H, SCRJVES, Aiotrtubuj Ago*, SS DtnrUmttl.
U aidkoriml to ftMN JJim titm nfi ftr lAb and all tXt
ImoXmg Popart of At SorlJuattL Jal>bßsl*v
RINTING of Every Description
required by
MERCHANTS,
MANUFACTURERS,
CORPORATION’S,
SOCIETIES.
ACADEMIES,
CHURCHES, Ac.
Tasteful? and promptly cx. culed at tbe Prtsa aad Trihuae
03Ue.5l Clarastrutt. ffH. H. HAND.
OAMPIILET and BOOK PRINT
• ISO. fonU cf different t'zti of Book tTpr.
Adim*’Power preaea. ilce a hydraulic Ptcea,iß<l moc
wuikcteo g TBuaaaoenor fadlSUe* tor luroio* out l*U
davi of vmk. ktitrates m.de ont and fcrwaruo ■to »ny
partot ptDt apvdflcUlona.
WM. H. RAND,
Preeaud irboat Ofllca.
oc*o 2w
POSTERS IN ONE OU MANY
-» COLORS at thsPrei* and Tiluine OCe?.
teSO-lw WAL IL HAND.
TTTANDBILLS, CIRCULARS, <fcc.
tutstuhf dljp!ayeltocid«ril lie I'm* aadTri
jUncOfflif WAI. U. KAXIL
p.AKD3 AND DILL HEADS AT
V/ afe»hoai»*uotic?,uU;ePnj*anj Trlaa-eOflce.
51 Clark stmt WM. H. AN .
pRANBERRTES at SO,OO pertbl
Ta*t 1« pn:» tafle'ent for thU cataiuf product of
theswnmp#, 16a South Wateretnei.
OCAIU If. P. STANLEY.
'yEACHED—A “YOUNG LADY'
L. orwT»rAlTnn«ueett>«ralex»enencu.tuperif>rqaßi
ISc%tiou-«cilezcen-:Bttac’.fur>ctiuol g veminent, de«m
a u tcacUet of iho comcau brutche* Ito ob-
JecU'Q u> gold* ooi of ine J or farther Barilcnlaie
wlm«9 H. GUittOJi, AS sLuthCUrkau Chicago, U.
OCi*«3L
WANTED—A Stock of Dry
TT Co*d*.JaMrr.Clotllng.orßocUiml shcfti
for laOTDxetX or Uclmprovel K«*l Cxtate la
Culcaeo, UUvaukEccrPcruni/'Uf. Wl». Aoyoaewl.b
\rt r.» cjUe %a exotaifs Mi pltx.« vlJreu P. O. box
933, Chicago. ccktxlv
V\7 ANTED—A Druggist’s Clerk,
f T at 193 Smith Clirk mntt. —— ’
Si OR SALE—I3,OOO Acres of Land
* mar Fort Dolje, Io»a at alow fl*n-e.'ercasa. A?-
plyti ▲. J. OALuoa'AY A CO., 189 Lakrt »tr«tL
Ctdaqo. ceaxa Q iw
The ; e are now va-
XJ a#flr-i23 and 223 S'iith o,tri ktri'it, mi t
p.casint frjßt suitable fur fACillln cr s.cple iri tl'e
men. it is also aconvcLleol k-c*L<n for tUy l>oad.n,ai
It Is only one fra a the newFosi Uffics. T«m* m-xl-
ce.pi.w
1 OST—A Check drawn by Jl Idred
a-i i B iloom for iLn-e hundred rtoUars on Mcrcianu’
S»vliu» oaa ard Trml Co„ dated Oct. 1», >‘o. Jwua
lojUbuday. and the ptyment of the saue is stopped.
Vi h--»7cr »U1 ritjro Aid check w;T l»e rewarded.
tcVOxst SLORLDS Jt UaLVOM.
YV’ANTED— An experienced hand
•_ tc cannsa the c;t/fot »»e SljTa(wr, App'yat
Room 9. Dlcie/» BoLdiag. comeruf ai>d Dewbura
recta. ocSOilt
T OST—On Friday Slorning, a
JLi Lady’s Masai? Creutplc, between AJiai. »abi'!i
a-'tnne. Lateen 1 La«»liv'*t’e-is. The fln;«r»lti bMke
tally tesrarkd by iet?ln< it at this pace. oc9Qxlt
U'OUND—A Moroco Case contain-
JL Ire Ilrmsnpalhic Medic nr*. wh'cb ttc owner nay
hiweb.
Uryrr. prorieg troporty a&J paylngctarge*. oe9W3M it
pAIi -O OK LUMBER for SALK.
\J To arrlye or on a’rlra! oirart 1 from Sa*ln»w w!tl
Dais of I aiiog dated iCth itsL, d>y beards prnei|al>
very de*lra-v!ec*rAO.well prunortiunod as to krjrh. bu
•tnee larosw* a'd tr.«p«ctl n Dills, w bole mo
ba*2±Vooo ••-1. A lull d-scrlptu a a', ilc ifflje, co;t«r o'
Csoaland W#stW-whmstoatue t>.
oeipjata-it Atneur j. steele.
ilt OOPS, HOOFS. HOOPS —Fonr
XJL Hundred Thousaud Extra Fiat (Flour Lam )
lloo.s, <icm M.chigsn, lor sale Of C, J. stcULLL,
tc.oilw. N. £.cor.south Wateraad cilisN.
JAMES D. SHERMAN.
Banking, Shipping and Commission,
SO. 13 STATE ST„ Vl* STAIRS.
Cuhalyazteed oa all Uads of property cca-r-gscd for
nl* or shipment.
Ca»hmdv-asetl on CJIa of Lading asd Waielioase H<s
celp:s.
Exchange Bought and Sold.
!!• usest-*ien*. Lots to !<o»-.ro o~g t'me on
Wafcaia Mlchljaaaallndianafeooer.alsoou u.e Wat
Slide.
Ilote* oa Clark street to rent cVap to a good teaatt. A
de :rablc renderuto exefaiue .or unpro.uctite pror*er*.>.
Credl sgtrealaotw T?nk ant heston. ocCQaQI (m
100.000 6UJSNY BAGS
FOU SALE AT
Corn Bzchange Bag
i’AKT. ASTKN Jr CO,
137 ScuUi Water ftreet Chicago.
r JpUE SUNNY SOUTH.
UCV, J, 11. INCB&UAiH.
PRICE, 1135.
Throne of David.
PIUCE. «U3.
Pillar of Fire.
PRICE, #L5f.
Prince of House of David.
For Sale by
W. B. KEEN,
gOAPSI SOAPS! SOAPS!
TOILET SOAP DEPOT.
CUater’i Honey Soip,
Low d Son’# lumey Soav,
Lvo ttr don't B. Windtor Soap ,
Low <fe son’t Glycerine Soap ,
JSmmtTt Glycerin* Slap,
Very Old Gutile Soap.
Lubin't Soapt—Kijhly perfumed,
Bayley’t Spermaceti —rery fine,
Tosethtr wl'h a fine assortment of the v:rr beat Toilet
Soapalnuae. J.U.RI£UkU | >,.
Apothecaries and Chemist*, 144 aid I4S Lake at.
Utah r» m Toilet aad Fancy Uooda.
Jones, Perdue & Small,
122 - - LIKE STREET, - - 122
MANUFACTURERS OF
BLANK BOOKS.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS IN
Writing JP « per s,
Envelopes) memorandum and Pin
Boons,
WHITING INKS AND FLUIDS,
CARDS AM) CARD BOARD,
BOOK BINDERS’ STOCK
XXB
OFFICE STATIONERY.
JONES. PIKDDK A SVAT.U
an# 13 Lake street
777 ■ RANDOLPH-ST. -
Thiid Store East of Briggs Boom.
HBW GOODS AT BKDTJCED BATES.
I have new oa hand and to arrive, a larre and varied
stock oi Crock err, China and Glassware, Parian, Marbls
iad Terra Cotta V ases,
iILVER-PLATED WARS, TABLE CUTLERY,
wltn a general assortment of
HOUSEKEEPING GOODS*
Also, Oil Paintings. Yankee Notions, Clocks, Watchet
and Jewelry, which 1 will evil at greatiy reduced prices
and to which I would Invite the attention of Merchant*
Housekeepers, and others. JOHN BAN KIN,
Wholesale and Retail Dealer,
nylfrty 177 Randolph stmt.
STOCK OF GOODS
FOR EXCHANGE.
The Advertiser wishes to exchange
A Stock of Goods
For Real Estate; Address Box 1533, Chicago Poet
Offlcv. aoi&YJ It
rRJARDIAN’S SALE.-1» tho
VjT matter of the petition of Mbit A.6towefr.minllan
of U-araSWwtll, £dw. nl L. Klowell, Adeline Slowell and
Frederick B. Slowell. minors. circuit Court Lake Coun
ty. On petition to sell Warda* teal estate. Slate of Illi
nois, Lake Cuaalr—S. S.
rubllc notice Is hereby firm that la portnanre of an or
der nude and entered on the Bib dav of September, A.
D. 1860, by the Circuit Court in and forte pad County of
Lake in the state of Illinois aforesaid, all a=d singular, tte
snares and interests of the above named m'a.rs Clara
btowel-, Edward L. Stowalt. Adeline atowell and Frede
rick B Stowthof InaadtothefuUowlEKdescnb dprem
ises, l-i wit: The nortbwe-t fractionalquaneroffraction
al section number twenty-swrn (V 7), loan forty-f.'ur (*4),
north of range twelve (<2) ea*t, in Lake County a'ervsaid,
containing in the whole nine serve. mure or I«:s. said • bares
end Interests bcirgone equal undivided sixth part of the
whole, bskngihg to each cf said minors, will be told at
public auction to the clghest 1 id.ter (or cash. by the under
sl<std guardian, under and cy v nue cf sstd on*crof said
Circuit C-AUt at *he door o' the depot at Lake Forest Sta
tion. oa the Chicago acd Milwaukee or Late Shore Kait
roa . In Lake County aforesaid, on Friday, the sxond day
of Ncveoler reiL A.D. 12W, at Use hour of two o’ekek
In the afternoon er that day.
DaUd Ott. ftta. A. D. IMO. _
MARY A. STOWELL, GoardUn.
Ry UiTßukTirr. her Attorneys. oerudatt*
45 tisane street;
CTATE OF ILLINOIS, COOK
kO Coo tty, S3—October Term. A.D. 1343, the t-a
pcrlorOooc of Cblceyo. Ann* loqbkvs. John Yosef—
BUtlaCaeoce*y—Dltoree. AflUavttoftheßoa-resldeaea
of cald John Tosnf. defaodsat m nfd mil. and that on
dee laoilrv be cannot be toond. having thl* day been filed
In ih*ofllce of theCerk of *aM Court. Notice la hereby
riven to mid John Toon*, and all penen* concerned that
?*ldAnnaYosng.eslheT-b-tayet tfepUmber.A D.iaS).
Sled bereertatn bIU of complaint agmiut said defendant
In the office of th* U erk of laid Court, on the Chancery
rde thereof; and that thereupon anunmon* In mldcaoM
Usoedoutof eald Court again* aeldde<eodant. retunabie
oa the first Monday of October n-xt, at the Court Mouse
la the cllr of Chicago, In raid Cook County.
Now. n&lesiyou, the (aid Join Young, ■V«11 rmonally
be and appear before aalo Coon, on the diet day of the
nextUmihereof.tobebeldattae said Comt House, oa
the first Monday of October nett, and plead, answer or de
mur to mid billot eompUnt, the same will be Uacn for
confessed, aod a deem entered aoeurdlhg to the prayer
thereof.
Witness my band at the CUv ofCßleagn, this 11th day
1 September, A. D.IBBO. WALTKKkIMttAT.T.,
Clerk of mid Court,
Kvoz, Xuetaos * Bzzd, SoDdeore for CempWnaaU
nl»d4S4iew-4w
MoVICKEiI’a TIIKATH K
X*X Kadiaaattrctt, between Slate and Dwbom.
prOooteopcaatTodcck. Performance U> coma., nui
at o'alocs. Jttx Ofl;e open from 10 bU l and fK- }
OHS o’clock.
A panama ;—Pma Circle. 60 cea'j; Second Clrtl. T
eeau; Titrate Ucxaa, HJJO and nJP.
TUG NEW SENSATION DRAMA.
THE NEW SENSATION' DRAMA.
THE QUADROON. THE QUADROON.
the fourth blcod.
TUG FOURTH BLOOD.
thrilling effects.
THRILLING effects.
BRILLIANT TABLEAUX.
BRILLIANT TABLEAUX.
THE SLAVICS TRIAL.
THE SLAVE'S TRIAL.
J£ING.-BUKY HALL,
On Wednesday and Saturday After-
WAUGH’S MAGNIFICENT
tit ir ror of Italy.
Tbeth-itreofthawarof Empire*. Thement mu-ltlctrt
lartrtvf taa iramlc KalatlmuuihUcoaatrv.wiihtli i.i«
an-, b. tllar.t a ttac:lon* of ihe illatnlaaloLa of M. Ptur a
V hutch. Cathedra ot At ta*>. Ac.
S'.r^l; CakeU a A rant* erdx for MOO. • hit •
r*i 150*.U roafUtmioa exhi’-ittLu—L&Uie*
Chllurei* It) 'ta. Down open ut CM oclock, i-ommercu
atVHo'c ock. wclTd^J-Vw
(~± JIIUA2sOI.es oanciko
VJ • ACADEMY.
Cursor Vad'aon and Clark Sn—Entaccaoe Madlon.
Claucpao at all U-l«i n r baainaers.
Cnutui't Ctaaa everr an.l Sitanlv - . v
aUowatlaa v.fliora. AJrambly (vary TucrUty
fwrfcbulanan.l Ft en-'i,and no paraon* acc.it*cil
except them 'ntrwlncrt b* Scflwtara. teflUii tea
HANGING ACADEMY, No 185
J_/ Haodolph TVella.
MADAM AKErOiKOM> AOADEMT
lAaowcpra.uxtrefcaMin. I>»t».if tuition, AV-lnt*-!* 9
an t Satanlare. Kor ladi. s, from TH to * r. u ; *t. rjen.lv
men,Bto IC>J r. ii cLlirea’a cl ■« ca 3*ta,-daT. on-f
trou.3 to •r. K. I’rivaie leavms At at! U -ura *cl oc«t» *M
bycaswa. Kvtnr v»rety of Sai-*'»U All tue
tabu naMe dances in one c«bt?-» of V
own A.tm iu»l receive. anti «ill t ctiiediaielv luln./ic *
Uier.t-wand Walt* LaC>«<ia, and the .Marirkt
uailop: aL-o, toe Irtnce imperale ml h’lu
Quadrille*. 9cL»lanboSre*» wrtaly c«.mmerj Moiio .y
evening*. Oct, bt. i'orparticular* ft tue rtK.tr s.
er.li|m
OcSOiSt
TKACIIKK. —A. I?* ccD- Graun tc
of who lit* hi.l '•tptfr.eoce la I *:u [..u.r.
w **.£j to Unit emplov:.-»ut n a leiah-'r fra fcw&iais
ill iv. 'lbe m tatlraciury nrf rz&ccs k.vco. acc
y. o.rwtt4CM.%. <wiw4t
ANTED—My a joung mm of
* * food moral* and ailr.y. a%!toaMo.i aeT.acrc* in
a Hl*h School or ACMlemy.or i*r.n_;j a] of a I mile
Übtxc*plionahle references given. Address b» )
Sandwich. H. < clfxlw
WANTED IMMEDIATELY.—
“ T lOOToqv of cod loose TIMOTHY HAT. 'or
which the ulch*«t market price will be pad In C-ah on
delivery at our ITUS, Maxwell st„ cornercl Hiti» U'stnl
avca> e. WestCblcago. FTUSBIB Um)T
octlOilm Offle* |5 Market it.
WANTED—A commodious homo,
V T wl h carden attached, tear ihe dent and 11 a
plea’antcelghNoihond. In oilier Geneva. Aorcra. t Vr,
Wiaikeganor L>xkpo?t, forth : iam.lv«f * *eallen'*n .So
Ine bownwa to «.nicajp». A U; e addrvwed "RENI - . - *
office of tuc tT*»ian<t - nbana. will re reive proapt ate.-*
tloa« Roarvealcn wantod wtthlaa orngh.. Sioo'S
WANTED. —Agents to engage in
T T a nl* want and proflun’a Business, la which La*
dies and lisdtlcmeauf £ood a-ldrean can male
JJOUSE WANTED—Located ia
Asd north of liorrUo" (trut. llc~t not more itaa ♦.*».
Tj'OU SALE—Any person wishing
L to pirt tl oan .cfflce In a (tore «r Tnrrhon**. can
fl.d svh aid bcanli for aLecheap by MU 1 7 if A !>• (5 l K,
Drjgxlat*. •uctcucra to fertoß Ji Co.9A u«esm«t,
Chicago. lv
PEDDLERS’ WAGON lor Silo.
* \ lUbt l*eddler»* Warn. nearly tew, will b* en’d
cheap. Appiy to Uh<). S. cOXGIXJfi, 33 Late vtreel,
in walr«.> .ct3ir»
Manufactory,
POK SALE.—3GO Acres of Choice
1. find LANDA for ule or cschaagc for Rood CUT 1 ro
perty. the had I* in Wo-conain. on tte Uc-nto Hrver.
thirty milcaa&nvethe month, caar E dridge A B*.co ■ 'a
Alan, two raJno’e llorsee, I'-Uf R7. lia*mv, Ac,
torrnnherlafonn»t.on,apply to R'itJ’r K. HIM,.
octbdlM Im Croprlet rof Carden City tfoc-v.
PATENT RIGHT FOR SALE.—
-I Avslutb'e Patent Eight f->r an article la ge»enl
use. »ni ehea;> man n fact are. To secomnWate men of
snrdl means County KUhUw.U be sold cheaj. Addr.-es
r. o. bo»-|>X Ctrcago. oclex'w
OF LUMBER FOR
\J SALE, rrb-vrer A. Host left Saginaw wllb Bills
cf UdbiKiaMUcUb<r*tli Carso cnesi tsof SIX m ft.
ofmos iy w>d ■ lucb boards. L;. J4, id ft lone, proper }
portlMWoremh, with IS mf.cf H teet Ky%nl». ror r*ta
»»• arrive or on arrival, Poll <*e»*rtj.t,oQ of th» .a-ioatlbe
office, corner of Canal aid tVca: IS asuwton struts.
o.lTdttfrlw ALBERT J. bThaLE.
U*OR SALK.—The stock cf a well
&. establish*-! and profitable m icaf coring concern !•»
iM-ncity snmnaUtgio 15,0*0. One-Luif i-L.b lif cured
short paper, balance In wdnocatedreal estue in thU city
orfarsuioglaudsiathecoun'ry. Auirvan ”o,' 1* o.lor
IHftl -e-Tslm
PRICE, #125.
Bookseller, No. 144 Lake street.
NUMBER 05.
atnasracnis,
91TVBDAY, OCT. 30.
THE INUNDATION.
THE INUNDATION.
THREE CHEER-3 FOR FREEDOM.
THREE CHEERS FOR FREEDOM.
iUUR-jDAY EVENING, CCT. lUTU,
-ua.
noon*,
will bs zziiamo
From 92 to 910 per Ua?.
Call b'tween lh* foxra of 9 and 1| a. u . and 2 ar.<i ; p.
a..ahhut. H Myonlc Teton’e. upptfte the I’oetOin e; or
*Jrc3pehc oftae stamp, I*, o. But 3513. * Llcmo,
111* Cit.()d2a pit
SOITU DIVISION,
iOI’KESS r. O. BOX lOIH
JFot £aU.
«Ca -Unit.
r PO RENT.—A Comfortable ami
X well furnished House, with alt therm dent Ini: rove*
meats and convenience*, with stable and carriage bouse.
ne>rCbicagoaveoue,and wUhli a minute's Walk of lit*
C ark street railroad. Any rr*j».enable 'srallv wanting such
wid please dir* ct t> W. Y, 2,11 X -1399, foi ' the.',
wlto adiiraa, when the premises may he seen. ocllslA
rro KENT WITH HOARD—A
A. suit r f unfurnished mo -s ut 203 htotx *t_ corner
of Adams strrtt. Day hoarders caa ano be acc muo*
dated. oellxCt
r PO RENT—That large Dwelling
JL hmseonthe corner of HanL-enaod Ba3alo stiee'a.
All new y pspered and pa nUKI. with gas. bal l ccl'tr, all n
first rate order. Large L>t and s'able. ApplvtoJ *HN S.
BUCHANAN, N ilfi lUmlulph street, from 10 tu li
o’clock. ocI7J?A-lw
TO RENT—The Commodious
More, No. 46 > orth Clark st*e?t, under the Foster
Bouse. A first tue loration f..r bosnev. tartlcuorlv
C'oti.lni:. Hardware. Jw Api-ly to tl hO. F. Fua Ci.it,
or M. u. BAXTkB, of the ioAer House.
ocl»-d3hV2w
r PO KENT—UneNewTo.te-Story
X HOUSE, with Urge yard and larg*'barn.ea
Old street, east of Michigan Avsnue—cos of ibe finest lu*
lationsxudnclghborhoodsia theclty. Kent only 433 per
T-wmoaih. Apply cnthepremsea, oroddres* r. •*. box
2800. uSSdiaa-lnt
rpO KENT—Four Story Brick
X More. wfUt cellar 90 by m feet, on North Vgt«r
itreet, designed forMonge. Con be t«n‘«d f r pork-cm
ticgandpacking. Apply to O. A’. ADAMB, hu 180
North *ater street. ertfiiUa
r PO KENT—First-Cla.-* Stores to
X. Kent. Those two large stores In Portland Block,
Teaiborn street, recenily occupied bv the New Yo*k Msr
bis Company, and A. Fredln. Appiy to J. M. PAKKER,
70 WasLlngton street. *etl-d«i.lm
.--■mitNEW AND SECONIi
Pr XVv5 KaJin Ptaaos foraalelow. I'lancsam:
i fS lU MelodeOna to Kent. Orders for Tm.ag
Puno«,hle.’odeon*,D7xaae, and all kinds of Musica! lutr.*
meatsptoapVTAienued to. Alt kinds of Uu*ica! ItLXr;*
men'.t rapa rtdlat cbortnolice.
tt* t.se* »*—■■*—<■ .rV
linatning.
TJOAKD WANTED—A Gentle-
JLj fnm c'ei're* Irani with a r*»p»rtsble family where
there ar« few or no otter tiosrde*s, wh J ie be can have a
roomwltnflre. b'.trhDlvtl n.«Sl3ln ten ommeswala
of City Hall preferred Bc:e.encea exchaugid. Adartw
W.iur t<; box 4343. ccisca^a
T>OARD.—A Suite of Front Rooms
D to K.nt. with Board, at 19 and 21 Michigan
arenne. Heleteucu* required. lm
BO ARI) IN G—l J lea“nut rooms
with Board can be obtained at No. 49 Van Berea
street. between Mate and "9» aUasn avenue. oclflrlm
T3OARU WANTED—A joucg
1 J man wishes to obtain board In a private fiiLi-V
where ttecorutoru of a home may behad. I’rice no o>
JeAlf otherwt#eaaUsf*etory. south Side preferrtd. A>l«
Ureas p. u. Box 2321. ocl«xlw
OENJ. F. QUIMB7 & CO.,
I I COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
SO. IHIH SOUTH WATER STREET.
Advances male on warehouse rece’pte, RUU of Lading, and
cfindjuimenia of •‘lour, Unis, Boric, Ac. Eastern
Exchange bougtt and sold oclT-Iy>iJb*
SPIRITUAL MANIFFSI'A-
O TIONS —ili»* ADA L. lIOTT. Writlrgaart Kappln*
Test Moiiom,wlll gl»e sluing»fur t&o investigation of
t.cae pueooment, from • a. v.toSF. M.at No. 24 scuta
Pespblncs street. Terms, 11.00 a-j noor for one-or two
penoca. oclSstw
T ADIES AND GENTLEMEN
I J v bo are UokSac for a t>»ebou» whet* t‘ ev will *et
their wortwil done, either In dyeing crdeanlDjr.lnjdi u
bran: he <. will fled such by e* ling *1 the 800 on Kanev
steam l>ye!ne uubUhwe&t of henry bchwaa. No. 73
Sauib Clark street and t St* Illinois street. oclSxtw
'THENEWPOSTOFFICS WILL
t be occupied ou the Ist of November. A large and
bandaome sure and baacment. separate or together; a*ro
pflees and lodxiDj rooms wtl ba rented ch'ap. Apply at
the bnUoinx, room I 9» B. /. MI iHMAN,
ocladSOSw in I eirbo-n street.
\\rANTED TO EXCHANGE—
T T roll CITY ri'.DI'EKTY,
A FARM
Conalitlnc of 180 aem prairie and 43 aerva of timber bn 1,
AAUeaaßox 14. <Kt3dl77 lm
rpo WHOM IT MAY CONCERN
1 Any one having an Ezpreaa Wagon, Horse and Ear
nrsa, ora dos'le Team with Wagon, or bray Horae. Cray
.n.t Harneee, and wianlnx to dispose of them In exchange
for Farming Land in Michigan, can have theeppoitnnar
by addicting Post Offlce Box 2WOO. TeH dt!4 ioi
/TJ.REEJT APPLES.—-I am receiv-
VJ log large quantities oi Choice Green Apple* from
Michigan, carefully packed In rood Danela. and which will
be aold extremely low to tamihea and the rvUU grocery
trade by the single barrel, o* In larger quantiles. IV IU
■con be in receipt of some choice brands of Cider.
Orders from the country fur Apples and Cider will r*
cetve prompt and artful attention, b. u. FihLET,
sulnalm tlawmcut of No. S4 state otreeU
tf OR MILLINERY, DREiS AND
X Cloak making. Patterns and llaahlae stltehtae. go
to Mica XO. fIOKSU, 119 Sout I Clare street Calhoun
BuUdbg. EDWARD X L. tUUMARDfI&N.
oel7xut ProprlelDr,
ram AM Tn m K'a
jLsrißiiaiii a acmstiLM
Th* (•Hawing an ti. imm of K-nnuing In A«
DAIKT PBBSI AUB }
Oxlfßn, (SQaaeagaUJ onefaaart’oc *.
“ * aediaobeeqaaalday,'St f.) . ' " t r
• “ two waaka, (tv tl.) ~
“ ” QMaiOßth, (2a 6».) ij
** Urea moataa. (tin til., "tm
** ax moatha, (lot tU.)
“ oa* yttf, i’VI
IV”A Scbedalacf Prleeafor
an be *mb at the Coasting Room.
tV*AUTl*a»i«ut AdwtlaeruaUtnpepiU.'j A.j->is g;
AUcSaagMcltar-cdSCccztai^-.’
r
**m or umnoM c* met ram* xa& victi* i
• LOO par Square cacti week, for Cntawr.o.
** ’* loreaenaoomqDfi.lTnos'P.
3*-U> ** •• foroa-y«xr.
‘itajtivß gait
J}T WJL A. BUTTEIJo & CO*
HOUSE AND LOT ON WABASH AV,
AT AUCTION.
ONTUEhGAI AiTiUh’OON.tCT.SC', ATJw'‘”.OC'C
Oq the Premise*,
W«wit!»«,i fwreaaba Uoo-e a:.d I t aon n'ahi.»
*»*aua rear Klaxold IT ca. T-« Lit rr, u r .v
Aret ue, mar leg hark *oan k) py t <£> f n. w; i
Dwell aiiiuov ccatda.»* eight rwjtae. «'ii%k u-r<-- .
ttaj.aanil. u Itoaaea; g>od »«■! *Je’, ci u n: >
‘bro’l«ery'f s'! kltJ*
That tin j,,thapr.par a U perfect. r.,r xilu
?J!*r oQr ‘ Wee, an Da.nxjf.i atreet
qO» a»tU WM. A. B’JTfkRS Ai o .
SILlii UT & . A vu-n).
AJ Auctioneers Lit? ur .i.
Sapsrior Farnitaro, Stationery, Finnic
Books, Stoves, Caret ts,
Crockery, &c.,
AT AUCTION.
On SATURDAY, Uftobeefeth, tit ra;.-v.r*k •*,« w i
•all at oursiiwsrooraaSr.a; Lak-»!ree •» l.r .. .nd t,.
rlorauu't tolufHonaehot' Kuratnie, >:, vi • .vc-.•
cbaab~r ?>•> t. •« Ma.Vo on .
w, Walant. aad Boaawood Sq >li. w t‘ ;n «-tt..
blatopa l"B rSaUwmU».‘rt:!o«a«.J |*,i .
.orusu Prroa Kurnl cr»* o* alu o*t «vtrv •ini •n i •
wlp'lou. I* l(i it lU> ta Furnltnr-w ak'l 0ji1... i
Etteaalo-TaWe.l ane feat CLxia. Lu. a* . a \l t.
•raata*. with aimort iT-ry UHc* hi t!j* F r:.i r L- - .
o*r;e' . UHorCoal -fovaa, 0f1ee.1... Mlrr.w t r-km.
Kwarsaad IU-in». Lbiui'er.T. a amt T!r'. ..
aty. Aiaoan luroUeo Stailocerr.N t nmi E’jia-y
Uwoka N.lepm wtUwut ra*»rv«
ocia-igTat OILSK .T AfAMI’S ■> A-tifoi-tari..
\yiL KUTTiRa w CC-..
t¥NKR.\t ArCtW.Vfi-RU
40. 4H ic 60 UiiiiUlOK i
CUwctly^ppeaSetheT
FtUNaiCRE 9A1.1
K»«-.»-y WcdUfid.ij ,V vicoi d-if,
4t o’clock a. u.
DRV GOODS S.ILK
*«n» «/ 0 1-2 o'tUcU J
AT OUB SALESUtMM
W C«a advanced oa Earnltura. Dr- i i
Fli<*a, Ac.
J. K
Olive
■. Mafforil’s Olive Tar,
Dnly and to otter pr ;r.r. i '•* ■ Vl * ' .||>
n*:t*a ttie vU>*of r.jf'-tr
a.eiuiTf*; (i: a ftb!e to a:i :<• : ,
Olive
tnoaU!* ftoai p«r*or.n of iu.i. j>
Olive
[ 7>® I«*w. E#i>, .
D*ap«b, K*j . Hanker, N
| Twwamw W««p E«v. Mf>—>v.
(»«». I»smUius, W*hltuico. l>.‘. ,
li.ol. >*uirft I’rtr. Hivf.r.*, <■ -na.
;• 01. fm*. Mar. U ». A.
jhrr Jesnra LeapuT,
pi—deni N. Y.
fir* K liumr.lt. Cr mm .
Hit. I), W ilcoex, u. a. ; »•!'
c*:i r.lMe Url n7 N t.
O. p*. A. Sptas:S9. CwiiH'i 1
• «» ' ort.
a*p. Dm. L«ia.**% N’. If,
OH re;
Olive
Olive
Acd so;* then 100 other well know- 1
Olive
Olive
OLIVK TA.ii.Tar.
Wnas Oliti Tax m : d,
•ica t-z Bi.aatnto <4o-« arr 1 p ug-'i li ; »|»
o>nt. ct With the lining on m:>roc< :t* • i HX»
Olive
Ihromt* VroeeAfef
all #/ie .Til— of F'lr
l/lr /,»•>, , ‘ u *
Olive
IWwlpga 1 r c'a-.vra nnrt-pp'i
■v dkeaUi.giiy .Mia .ou o. 1. 3
lion.
olive
Uhu Oiiv : Tix is - pon
S o»ti it :o m-sn nn'.jt’al-- s- Mi*..
aid 11m) *■» >y up tor t\ <v.h • s.»n m. ■ ) <lf.
P’ri at Dl*. vm,
IVuiK Oavs Tan 1* /ppl-pd H-
Mod ei.cor i-oiiC a>r.'e. .re,*.* ' 1'.,,,
vrsren #r it aito-tsftWv . *4«| »
Olive
Paiu AiaulblluK-'r
lSTPTar , #t.otvie*y,tfo«aa..tr * r.
i >fl> cents a bofJt.
Olive
j. u. »T*Kro;;F»’*
/roM AM itmiphur Fottmrr*
Af*i» br«t>*m:un .1 l-u>» a*.' l!»r.
b-ilnhur, Idustlal with that i‘ii.in/1' :
•he blood o' aperf»ctlT text - y ;• r >••;.
Untin* with the t) «fr«tid ftimi—il. t :
KcvU-tiU* sod Fut.fy the Ur»d— i.,, 'nr.
I- put hn'frfy U«lLe N»tv< •>
Cl«ry tivUciat* ti™ I T.. v ■
■•tr«irf*h •«• tn* HI «.«'■ n-1 her I >i ••
au* lu- ('ecreliOi * of the »t dv—.tin *«ir*
•uca'pedllc'o'a • Vernal • -s
: kkl OS* I>ULX.k» a I'aCK-U.k
sTAIfirOHD’S OLIVE T>K.
S-lAV»OUi» IK«*N ASI» SJ’L
muii ptm’uEHt*.
STAProttU'd I.NHALKK.
Corsalehv I.Uj
S 711 TII ft 1»1TYF«,
Olive
Olive
Olive
Olive
live
( •OCVOn'O*"* to Ven’on Jr C •. 1 <( «
WboejoleaiwKeUUAgenunC IdP.
■ * **
Olive
pREAT VICTORIA BRIDGE
V® OPEN. Tblslm 'ense lr*.a tlruetur**, "«nr!v t-r *
taj'u* In length. (Cm 1o&s?U In the w ir' < < Meted jncr.m*'.
KITES ST. LA\TK£.N€E
At Montreal, at* wt of Mx-a-ni ■*-na 5 f c* i» - •
lam, to connect tbe Ea.tern and i.*l rf.-ioi-r y. i i
Grand Trunk Kaihvny
OF CANADA
lanaw Open fir public traffic. This r'i' *•;
u.lira in length,!* opera*'.-!
ONE MANAGEMENT FROM UKTUu.r.
PORTLAND, MS.
A'.d there U only
ONB OHA2VOS O? Oi.7i
From Chicago or the M'«sliilppl River lr* I'f.rLvf * or B
ton. Quickest ami most cnvenle t n»'>**' f * •f.v** :
tween the South and West aodCausdaa id Nee t ij‘a; 1
Passengers and freight bo- kedtbtoug’i u" ;arr • f < «U
and the flew England States,alr> t»and *'om
CHICAGO JLSD LIVERPOOL
the Cor.*‘neut of Europe, at cr»nsUl-,r.,M. rd
ratee,byil , «*jr , v»eealarwe.gjylltiecf C.NlTrtl* ■***\Ti" •
AND ELH'Ji'EAN MAIL SfE-YME-i a •: .* *r n
Qnebee every Safurdv. v'd front Llvtr.v* >i r rrc Vf
ne*!*ythruiuhdu , .il.e > .*• Voriu r *h« r i-■,.»
U) IVALTER SHAMA, Manure, M.-nma!.
JA3. WAUKACs. *ienT v»it.
So. !uk" j’ re, t,
Under the Aua *I I -fe, i.j.r.nr,
TTNiTED STATES .. ■T—
XJ Only Weekly Line Id
CORE, LIVERPOOL,
And all the principal cltlei of Great Brtain « t ‘ . r.c*>
aeaiof rlurop-.',cuiiogat<ia-.eaatown. X '.; ;r; •;• •*.v.i
TUB MONTREAL Jl'.Jf.
Ocean Steamship Con- ;; j r
Flrjxiai* li.llp.*w#red Clyth*builti’wp' • •
Ui.n with theGIIAND TRUNK ..AtuW’A » ' -a
»ailev.trys-.turdayrmm(luebec,c*rnfuigtb« r'i’.':
aad(*an*dailallsand p«a«engers:
Bohemian. Cap*. McMasler.i Nova Sad-v: ■ .
KortaU;U.'n,“ Orange. J N'thA'ier
AsgloSaxon,** Ualanllse. I Caaad’au. *, ...
Twh now ships, (bmidi- .
Quick eft. Cheapest and m"slcr>niinr la : a.;
Fare front Chicago or Mllwankeeto Quire-.t,’ >• • V-
Liverpool:
Ftni Claas.aceonilngtostatwroom a .
St«erage.fnnnd with cooked pn*vu.!.rr.r..
Si*>ertge. • ’
Certlflodeata-nedfur bringing out paiw g .- from
the piindpai towns of Umt Britain and Ire' ;. bv am. •
•teamen or sailing vessels, at very red tun; ra l
For freighter passage ip.dvto the (J •; p«-rV Cen-'*
Agents, sahelA.Searle.Xf Water street, i.iv ol O- *
and Dunlin,and *1 itroaitway, >**w Ynrii, fir.-., ,
Detroitand MUwankee KaUr*>«, Mdw .uker. <•.* n
JA3lh» W.Ull-Ci.
Grand Trank, Hallway oill.e. in L-ic-;.'
, (gylat? Under A-ia.ii' II.■ iC'.-t- .
and OIL EMI’ORIUi.
Chas. Xj- Noble.
133 Cl.AilK STKIir »;
Between Washington and MadU-u st:eei,
DEALER IN ALL
Kerosene and Coni O
The oniv party la Chicago to whom D'-wc’r
SSTHA SSBOBSNU,
ThisO'l is pnro and net adulterated with cfc \rer Su:
All good bm-ds o{ OjalD'ls, L»>uin tor «;ii ir at.-*, I*
Bul.dlngs, »or«. Aa Agency of U’.dwel.s Cult
Ureoeeaud Depot oi Grafton Mineral Point Coaip* ./.
a»dn-rJ6semt»tp
C EWING MACHINE
io
Wanted la every Cauntythroughoaltn* WM«m StvUi
to Mil
Tailzie’s CsproTed |3U Sewlo* IOa«
chine.
These Machine* are adapted to all rtnitlw rfvrt
Family tewing. Tailoring ana Boot ana Shoe ila-G rg
have met wllft a very targe sale during mo past » t r<
lnguniven»»saU:facUoa. Addre*e
WM. B. VO’J.NO A CO..
iWyblf* .Maujf.tclun.T-.C- icc.liU
Chicago
“Taillootiu to or Boovoials very fas-'raimj. Liko
euidirou" i a frosty day ify™* t-*e tout ot it,
there L»u« let go."—[Ht-ma;*
Anew komanue in-’ stbik
-IBG originality. beauty and power. The
HOU SEHOUJ OP BOUVERIB ;
Or. THE kUEIR CP COLD.
A Rotpanrc ly» Lady. Two ; an-; rmo Urn'?.
vou.aj.oJ. New Editions also ready if * -j wivtuut
ami (uert* nl Niivela of tiv year: BhULAII. it LIT-
LhDuK. -EilEdia Price of each,
" D. B. COOK* . CO . f 1 Lake »t.
'T'UE TWO DICTIONAIUE;,
WC’JbTrP.'d UNABRIDGED DICTIONARY. Sea
Pictorial £dl ioa. t*noe.4*QO.
WORCKsTEH'S QJARIO DICTION V.tY. PUt
rial hdllloa. S7.M. i>. H.COoKK.VCO..
ocU ill Lakesueet.
I» G. GOOD WILLIE’S
L • WUOLISJXE
PACSING BOX FAC I o:. A
oosuzs mo* aid uathsu a...
Ordera for Boxes, Trank bodies and fml» *, -• r.\ ; r-'
celve prompt attention. B.U.
cerfly.dtfL
All «’ersons!iavjN(
clalSiiucalnatthelU«Ann of STEVEN'- r HIT.'
TON are heirlrydoUllkltopreaect tbs semi ,o: . a*' 1
signed, at Ins Office. No. Iti Souih Watur ■» i<*’. •
the Sd day of November next, at which ttm •»»* t*
ray prutnesli n will be appl ad to paymen >t t ..‘ . .-irtw u
nwaoriald Ann, »oortlag «o thj csmdl‘‘oo*v\? "! r .
- 1 -*- 1 hAAttnrf rfvtatn. Into day oi A
D.lMfl H. w.
ocUdlMlm AwUnte ofaltveos * 11
ME W MESS I’Ollli
*A 9 have on hand for sal's
JVew Heavy Hess Pork
OuiowttßnaJ.wl»l^ lwafl li r l oUl#lra ' ia
cash price.
TOBS7 & BOOTS,
PACKING BOOSE, OLD STREET BIUDOK.SODTI
* BRANUU.
eelTdgMw
AT AILS CHEAP. —3,000 kegs »
oeITdSJWW
r i*. t; .•< r
. . i t:W»
ad.lff 4:;-' ;
I'd*.
1 iur.
persons.
"or.
far.
uir>
.r./ !,1W
Goods .