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WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 24. 1800,
Lecau, Goodhue and Savage's Ap
pointments,
Ur. Logan, candidate for Slate Attorney, ard
Messrs. Goodhue and Savage of Will Gotmty,
will address tbo citizens of Dapago County, as
below specified
Ntotrvllle..^
Wheaton......
Blooulasdelfi.
.Wedoe*day emlog, Oct. SI
.IturcdwevcDluc, ** S8
.Friday «vfclnc, *• SI
Isaac R. Arnold’s Appointments.
Ur. Arnold will address the people as fol
lows :
.7hnTrdjy.Oct.2s, ttSr.«.
.Thursday Oct. S\
.Saturday. Oct. S7,»t «r. v.
.Tneadar Evening, O UJW.
..Tbendav hlTe&lßf, So\, I
Harritucton Station.
B .nlLflon Centre..
Kap'trWe
Uateock'iGiov*...
Appointment* or lion* John W, North*
lion. John W. North, of Minnesota, will ad
dress the people of Illinois on polities! topics
nt the following times and places:
Junction, Dupt£« C 0...
XAnc. Oflt Ofl..
McrtlL'f, WLUefnJe Co.
It.renso, McHenry Co.
Mama. Jo Co.
Maod'rfa, La talk Co.
Chicago.
John P. Hale’s Appointments*
Hen. John P. Hale, of Keir Hampshire, will
fddreti the peoj>le cf Illinois on political topics
at the following times and places:
. iling. v'b'uil'le Co.
Mteitfo-McUumy Co.,
tt rrtm, J 3 Darte-e Co.
** rt.doU. Lab*Ue C 0....
Ch'tcsso -
Appointments of lion* D* K« earner*
iioo. D. K. Cartier, of Ohio, will address the
people of Illinois on political topics at the fol
lowing ttmss acd places
AaLlrr, Wuhtaetco C 0....
iiU V«non, .uffenatiCo...
I>qquo4o, i'erryJJo
Ucii-00. nviklm Co
Carbosdale. Jjc&mii C 0...
Manor, Wllll'm-on Co„,
Calm. AlocMider C 0...
Caledonia. l*u!aitiOo.
Sam. Gtllowayis Appolntmenio*
Hon. Sun. Gallowsj of Ohio, will address the
people of Illinois in political topics at the fol*
lowing limes and places
tfile&Ußti. Kncs Co.
tieaofto. Hcorr Co.
Fr*Ek Blair’s Appointments.
Hon. IT. r. Blair, Jr., will address the people
of Illinois at the following times and places:
Co. ..
Pecria, IW.rii
Toulon, tiuob
feUre,jienry
Ben. Blchsrd Vata’ Appointments.
Hon. Richard Yates, Republican nominee
for Governor, will address the people on politi
cal topics at the following times and places:
Ttatoli, Co Friday, “ 28
Utlaaa. V l !ams*l*eC» SaturJKy, “ 27
isrxvUl*, Vcimilicß Co Monday, “ IS
jar. LoTtJojr’* Appointment*.
Hon. Owen LotsJoj will address lb; people of
Illinois on political topics at the following times
and places:
Lex Qftoo. Co.
JißrOtstOQ, low*.
Joint ruenMiocit
D. T. Lyiegar and John A. Logan, candidates
lor Congress in the l£th Cosgreuional Dis
trict, will discuss the poU . issues of the daj
ctlbe following times and p'-rcs
(iiiwrJt.TUle &>.•••»*••••.
AIMon, Ed«nnl>Oo»»*».»...
ryirtdil, WaycsCo......
The discussion at Fairfield will be at night
Wn. U. Plato’s Appointments.
Wm. B. I'ialo, Republican candidate for Elec
tor, will aadrose tUs people as follows;
So** 1
Htaohits. *
Ucrlst|don,.j..... f
iiUckbtrry 6
Tom. Cortt in in Chicago !
Grand Bsllr st U>n wigwam this
ItTviitvE!!
Tbo “ Waeon Boy" ol Ohio will apeak at the
Wigwam ibis city, this (Wednesday) evening.
This, wo believe, is Mr. Corwin’s first appear*
once in our city as a public speaker, and. ho
will of course be greeted with an overflowing
house. Mr. Corwin has been making a tour
of the Slat*, which has been not unlike a tri
umphant procession. The following is a fair
estimate of bis audiences at the points where
lie has spoken in Illinois;
Paris 15,000, Decatur 8,000, Jacksonville
G,OOO, Edwardsville 6,000, Tremont 5,000,
Canton 15,000, Macomb 15,000, Quincy
15,000.
It is not 100 much to cay that Mr. Corwin
has displayed powers as an orator in tbe
campaign this year equal to those of his
palmiest days—which la perhaps the highest
encomium that can be awarded him. The Ho*
publicans of Indiana ascribe to him very much
of the triumph which they have achieved, and
it will be shown in November that his pics
once and bis arguments have contributed
largely to tbe majority for Old Abo in Illinois.
Let tbe Republicans of Chicago give him a
rousing welcome I
MAKE IX UNANIMOUS.
If there be any genuine pro-slavery men
in Illinois,—men who belive slavery to be of
divine origin, and the selling and Hogging of
men, women nod children to bo the higher
form of Christian civilisation, —tbey ought
not certainly to vote for Lincoln. But aside
from this dies, there is not a man in the State
but ought to cast his ballot for Honest
Old Abe. We care not if their first prefer
ences are for Douglas or Bell, tho obligations
of patriotism and loyally to their own princi
ple require that they should vote for Lincoln. If
Douglas or Bell were really in the fight at all
—if there were any possible contingency by
which either would stand tbe slightest chance
of an election-men those who prefer tho one
or the other to either Lincoln or Breckinridge
should not hesitate how to vote; but as there
can be no such contingency, tbe man wbo
still persists in voting for them dees violence
to bis principles. If ho is a pro-slavery mtn,
he is under obligations to vote for Breckin
ridge; if he is not, his dutyis equally impera
tive to vote for Lincoln. There fa a show of
consistency in a pro-slavery man’s voting for
Douglas or Bell, for by so.doing he may be
contributing something towards throwing
the election into Congress, in which
event either Breckinridge or Lone will
be elected; but there is not tbe
ftemblenco of consistency in a similar
vote from any (me else. Either he must vote
for Lincoln, or be throws away bia vote en
tirely by giving It to Douglas and Bell, or he
indirectly aids in tbe election of a ms whose
principles he abhors. But this is no time to
adopt either of the last two alternatives, and
no honest patriot who rightly appreciates the
position of parties and tho important bearing
which the present oontest must have in fihap
jag the future destinies of the country, will do
so. Wo appeal to every citizen of Illinois
who is not at heart a pro-slavery man, to aid
ia swelling the majority of Honest Old Abe.
Kot that the votes of Douglas or Bell men are
necessary to elect him, for that is no longer a
tnetfor of doubt; but that ho may goto in tho
Presidential chair backed by the moral power
of such an overwhelming majority as will cov
er all plots of disunion and treason with confu
sion and dismay. There is no reason why tho
vote for lincoln in of tbe Northwestern
States should not be almost unanimous.
CEICIOO PBOPDCE TBADE.
The receipt* and shipment* of Floor and
grwa during tk. jut w»ek Tero aj fol
low*:
go*". «.K« 1P,771
tobsah bo, .. Mt,K* C*U6t
Corn, bo. OJtt
Oats, bo. ....... 71.0-*
Uye.l,o leans rtoo
Bariev, bo. 5H.1C1 12,101
The following table shows tbe total receipt!
and shipments of Flour and Grain tlnco the
Ist of January last, compared with 1859:
Qnr-hrit. 461,1(2 816.MT 477 S4t
IWK.7'7 «41WU5
Erc.be.. shom lei 2is joi.ta si^s
iiaiWr.lm »j,UT tU,*4
Reducing the flour to bushels, the total
receipts of grain In tbia pity the Jet of
January last, foot up 20,0X0,813
against 14,854,333 bushels received during
the corresponding period in 1859.
VOLUME XTV.
Republican Dlsu netting at Blue
Inland.
The Republican mass meeting at Bine Island
os Uonday was one of the most luccesafol
gatherings of the campa'gn. Nearly every
town !n the south pari cf the county was rep*
resented. Judge Trumbull and Senator Ila’e,
of New Hampshire, addressed the people most
effectively in ' the afternoon;. and J. Y. Scam*
mon, A. C. Ilcsicg end Geo. Schneider spoke
to a large German gathering in,the evening.
The town of Worth, in which Blue Island it
situated, will give a larger Republican mtjorily
this year than it did in 1856.
Gen. Jackson and Regro Equality.
The old constitution of Tennettee, adopted in
179 C, made no distinction among citizens on ac
count of color. All free males over 21 years
could rote. Gen. Jackson was a member of
that convention and voted for the 44 negro
equality ” clause, and under it the free negroes
of Tennessee all voted at every election for
n&ny years, and until a new constitution was
framed.
.October IS
Would it not be well for those DocglasUes
who call themselves Jackson Democrats, to
“ dry up ” on the subject of negro cqality ?
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Work for tlie Keller Society.
The Timtt and Strald ia laying oct work for
the Chicago Relief Society, the Ministry .at-
Large and those who do their charities In pri
vate. The following ia Its response to & hand
bill posted in varlam: parts of the city announc
ing the want of 75 to 100 laborers on the
Kenosha, Rockford and Rock Island Railroad:
Repdomcak Frauds!—Dzuocrats Rewind
—The Republicans are resorting to one of their
old tricks to disfranchise Democratic voters ia
Chicago.
All over the city, and especially ia the Demo
cratic neighborhoods of the South Division,
hand-bills have been pos.od, beaded 41 Dsvoreis
Wanted. 1 ’ These hand-bills proceed to state
that grea^numbers of laborers are wanted at
distant points in \V iscontin, Jl issonri, and othtr
States, to work on railroads, Ac.
It is hardly neeesnary for us to caution La
boring men against these false and fraudulent
representations. They are intended to draw
voters away from the city, and ontof the State,
where they cannot vote. It is a farce golteu
up by Repoblic&ns to defraud laboring Demo
crats of their votes.
.Oc*ob«SS.
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Let no Democrats be deceived by these f*lse
andfraudulest pretenses.. They, .will find, to-)
late, that instead of obtainingemployzDentthey
here been decoyed into a snare. They will find
only disappointment and the privilege of pay*
ing their own expenses homeward the moment
the elecUou is over. >
At, 9%
.oa.se.
There is work eneegh it the city for ell la
borer?, end will bo duriug the coming winter.
One work alone will require from 400 to 500
men. We a’Jnda to the laying down of the
pipes of the new gas company. The iron lor
that work is cow on the way hither, and imme
diately upon its arrival the work of putting It
in the groucdwiU commence. This work must
be completed in itco m-miht after the iron ar
rives, bo that a very large force of men will
hare to be employed.
Instead of there being any occasion for la
borers to go out of the city to obtain work,
there is enough of it here to bring them from
abroad—especially from those places where
these lying Bepnblic&n ha.d-bUls pretend la
borers are wasted.
OcLM.
..OitabwSS.
.October SI.
Let so ose be doeelred by pitiful Repub
lican “ dodge.**
The following is the bill which h&s excited
(h!s flood of wr&ih:
ANTED —IS Men to ivork on,
» T the Ken* aha, Rockford & Roftt lilird Bal'road,
cornmnacltg M harvard, 60 miles irr.m Chicago, rn the
Korthwtblem Railroad. Vt tl.tu per Cay. Hoard
tlS&perwuh. fcltady work all winter. Wasted at the
above ito»d iu Team* «ud 7 Ftrtmc:-. AUo.4 Hording
Besots. Parties wltb'mg to get employin'&t m Ibr abevf
Road, must make appUcult.ii io Knight’s Balldtcg. No. 131
Ba-rUrra street, at<d bereacy to etstt wita the cars on
Tuesday motiilt-g, theS3dhut. J. W. Wli>oN,
Builder for the Company.
Oct 57
Mr. Wilson whose name is signed to the above
is an old contractor living in this city and a
responsible man. We do net know his pol.tica,
bat we do know that his advertisement is put
out in good faith, and 'that be wants the men
for whom bo calls, and will unquestionably pa/
them the wages offered. It is notorious that
work for laborers in Chicago is scarce, that
what is now offered will soon be done, end that
the wiater will be as usual a time of dollness,
and, to too many of the laboring cUs«, want.
Sot. l
We submit that the courae cf the Timet and
Herald Is grossly unjust not only to Mr. Wilson
but to the laborers themselves; but it fa in
korpisg with Dcmcsrali'e professions cf lovo
for the poor. The fugleman of that party have
no hesitation in sending out their 1/ing bills all
ever Wisconsin and lowa, calling for laborers
on the railroads of Illinois, with the sole and
onl/ purpose of chesting men Into ccmingbere
to vote; but as soon as work is offered, the/
discourage its acceptance bj all the means in
the r power. This is a case that demands the
oars of the Belief Society whose hardens wil 1 ,
it the Tina ar.d Herald pursues its present
coarse, be largely increased.
Coming Over.
The Indianapolis Journal says: “We h'trd
yesterday from gosd authority, that es-Govern
or Paris C* Dunning, one of the ablest and
fitmest of the friends of Ur. Douglas in this
Slate, bas avowed his Intention to support Mr.
Lincoln, now that he fees bis own preference
cannot bs realized. We are also informed that
Mr. Bryant, the present State Librarian, bag
expressed a similar determination.”
The same paper farther says: “ There is no
doubt that very many sincere Douglas men,
who adhered to him because tbey believed his
policy would operate as effectually against tho
extension of slavery as any other, without
needless irritation of the slave Stales, and wbo
desired honestly to give fr»e labor the ascend
ancy it deserves in the Territories, see now that
his chance is hopeless.and the only man through
whom their views can possibly be realized is
Abraham Lincoln, on honest and conservative
man they all know, aid the lest man on earth
to tolerate any aggression, or improper irrita-
Hon of one section by another.
Pennsylvania* Amen!
The official esnraes of Pennsylvania reveals
a Republican majority of S2,OSi for Curtin 1
The total vote is as follows s
ICO. 1661.
RppabUcts.. - 181.&35 Stii'itS
IfeACCrst 12u.SU
f S3 .cat
In 1856, the vote of Pennsylvania was: Bu
chanan, 250,772; Fremont, 147,903, Fillmore,
62 207.
The Legislature stands &s follows:
Republican*, 27 Demoerst* 6
/Amu#—UepabUcani., "I liexnocm*.. .3
On Jo'nt ballot... (9 S3
Republican ntfjoiUr—.«g.
Xtlncola In Maryland*
£x Governor Francis Thomas, whom tbe
Democracy barn often honored, takes bold
ground against the Southern fanatics. So far
from tbe election of Lincoln giving tbe South
cause for dissolution, Gov. Thomas, though s
slaveholder, argues to the contrary. In a
speech at Hagerstown, a few days since, he
said:
We have nothing to fear from the election of
Mr. Lincoln. AJ formerly stood upon kit plat
form. None ever doubled tbe right of Con
gress to legislate for the Territories. He cared
not what a man’s abstract opinions were: we
bad had many free-sotlers in the Presidential
chair. Jfffenon teas *rt*hfrttsoiUr, Modi
ten aitdMottros were both fret toilers, He knew
Mr, Fillmore well; and abetter President we
never bad. Mr. Fillrrore would have respond
ed. Yet, to every question put to Mr. Lincoln.
Jfr. Clay teat an out at*d out fru-nder* “So
help me God,” arid Ur. Clay, *'so held me Gjd,
I will never vote for the admission of slavery
into any Territory where it does not new
exist.”
Plttobargb, Fort Way ne and Chicago
Ziallroad*
[From the K. Y. Tribune 53£ f ]
A meeting of the stockholders, bondholders,
and creditors of the Pittsburgh, Fort Wayne
and Chicago road was held at tee office of Wiqs
lowf Lanier A Co., on Saturday, and unanimous
approval obtained for the plan for reorganizing
the company, which is briefly as follows: The
property is to be bought for the genera! benefit
by a Purchaser's Committee, consisting of J.
F. D. Lanier, Samuel J. Tilden, and L. B. Mey
er, of New York, J. Edgar Thompson of Phils*
delphia,andSunoeJ Banns cf Indiana; sub
ject, also, to the assent of an Advisory Commit
tee, consisting of Ur.Erana of London, and L.
von Boffaanof New York. A new issue of
bonds and stock to be made as follow;, the
mortgage to bo upon the whole line:
First mortgage of 15.250,000, at 7 tJ ceaL,
the bondholders to vets as stockholders on both
upon • ea-jh 2200 of bonds—interest to com
mence after Jan. J., ISC2.
mortgage, $5,100,000 'at 7 per cent, with
tbe same power of voting at lit Mortgage. an 4
interest to commence April 1,18Q2.
2d mortgage, $8,005,000 at 7 per cent, with
power of voting at par, and to receive all the
profits end interest cponlstand 2d mortgage
after April, 1862, up to 7 per cent.
New stock ol $6,500,000, entitled to 6 per cent
per annum, after interest u paid on the bonds.
Ist mortgage bondholders of tbe qW lines arc
to get sew Ist mortgsge for principal and inte
rest,
2e mortgage bondholders sod 3d mortgage
bondholders of the oldOo&icanr to get Sd mortr
gages for the principal, and 3d mortgages for
their arrears of interest doe since Oct. 1, 1659.
Beal es'a’e hoods are to get 8d mortgage
bonds, and central oy floating debt creditors
are to be paid m the tame way, Stockholders
are to get new stock at par. The plan. In brief,
Is to postpone the payment of interest for a
phprt period, and to allow all the creditors to
retain an eoqitahle interest in the new con.
,tmc Parity ti at
BLtpmeiti.
Grand Bally at Ike' Junction.
12,000 Republicans In Council,
Speeches hy Hale, Farnsworth, North,
fl&to and others
tCtrrespCEueiccof Ujc Ftes* and Tribose.]
Jcscno»,Dv PaoiCo., 0ct.2,1860.
To day is one locg to be remembered by the
Republicans of Northern Illinois. We hare
dose honor to our cause, to New Hampshire's
noble Senator, and to ourselves. Well may
John P. llale feel proud of hia reception in cur
Slate. With every indication of bad weather,
with disagreed, le muddy roads, and but little
effort to circulate word of the proposed meet
ing, the Republicans of Du Page and adjoining
counties rallied to the number of at least IS,COO
*at this place to-day. to hear words of cheer from
the lion. John P. Hale and others. The meet
ing wss felly equal in nnmb:ra and,enthusiasm
to tho one held here in 1856. From early in
the morning till the speaking commenced, long
trains and processions of lire Republicans came
in by the different Railroads and public roads
leading to this place. It would be impossible
to enumerate them all and hare ifc’ezaet. Every
conveyance carried its quota of citizens, old and
ycuug, male and female. The general remark
wait 4 44 Where do all these peop'e come from ?”
Large bodies of Wide Awakes were present
from the diCereat towns andpreclnets surround
m* this centre. Ladles representing the differ
ent States and Kacsts wtre m the procession.
The banners and devices were similar to those
carried at other Republican gatherings. One
company of old men from UUton, pressed in the
garb cf Quakers, carrying a banner with the
inscription, 44 The Quakers are voting this year,"
attracted much attention. I understand they
were all formerly Democrats, baric g acted with
that parly up to this time; but becoming dis
gusted with the corruptions and debasement of
their parly, hare entered their names on the
roll of tho great Republican army.
Toe cpeakieg commenced abont half-pset
twelve, Hod. John F. FarnEwcrth leading off in
e stirring epetcb to tbo Republicans, telling
them what they must do in order Jo carry Illi
nois by a proper mejority for lionet! Old Abe.
Ho made some good hits at the donghfaco De
mocracy, Ti7benhe bad concluded hi > remarks
the Chairman, President Blanchard, introduced
ibe Ucc. JobnP. Hole of New Hampshire, who
wcs received with three rousing cheers and a
“tiger.” I shall attempt no description of bis
speech, farther than to say 1 never heard the
Senator do better, and 1 bare beard him on a
number of different occasions. He was in ex
cellent voles and spirits, and there seemed to
be no end to his hard knocks at the Artful
Dodger and his “ Gur-rcat Pur ria-ciple.” He
kept his va»t audience in the best possible hu
mor by his wit, and I never saw a crowd listen
with deeper attention for so long a lime. He
concluded by urging npoa Illinois the import
ance of her position in this eempaign, and re
marked that more interest wss felt in the East,
for her redemption from the rale of ibe Slave
ocracy than for any other State in the Union.
He was vociferously cheered throughout bis
speech.
In the evening those waiting for the trains
were entertained by speeches from Hon. J. W.
North of Minnesota, and Hon. W. B. Plato of
this county. On the whole, this has been a
glorious day in Du Page, and joa may look for
a lead report on the Clh day of November.
Keep up the tight a few days longer, atd we
will bnry Equstlcrism, and put the institution
ct Doughfaceism in a “ c;urso of ultimate ex
tinction,” Voorv, ~ TT. H. U.
From TPaalilogton.
Special dispatch to tie Ife*r York Trilrase.l
WasauoTOV, October SU
ecrxTOß nxuuosD akd secession.
The fact that Senator Hammond of South
Carolina has definite!/ announced himself as a
candidate for re-elcctlon to toe United States
Senate does not loo r as if he anticipates a se
cession of .Southern State*. It was upon the
belief that ifastgeotlemau would not again be a
candidate, that several South Carolina politi
cian* have been so forward with their ultra sec
liccA-. manifesice*.
There »ro little c-r no means of knowing tbe
character of the speeches made upon the stamp
ia Southern States; bet I am satisfied, from in
formation latterly received, that there is scarce*
ly any Disunion feeling in Virginia or North
Carolina. The questions put to Mr. Douglas at
Norfolk were thrust at Senator Hunt r, a few
evenings nines,at Petersburg,when he answered
teat he was opposed to a dissolution upon mere
epprebemionjof danger. At the first speech of
Mr. Pryor in bia District,he denounced the
iden that the mere election of a Republican was
cause of Disunion* By the way, it is but sheer
justice to state that this gentleman denies hsv*
leg made use of language to the effect that he
would enast the part of Brutus to prevent tbe
inauguration of Mr. Lincoln.
The note of warlike preparation in Virginia
by Gov. Letcher is generally regarded by eon*
seryative men here as'founded more in tbe dic
tates of pf-iwmal ambition than by any call of
pr pclar sentiment in Lis State. He alfrcts to
diprccate and deplore tbe course of the South
ern secessionists, but says that Virginia must
be ready to make common cause with them if
they are pushed by tbe General Government.
Tbe Governor doubtless think* that be must do
something to make up what he has lost of pres*
ttge among partisans by supporting Mr. Doug*
las.
COVXSKKZXT CREDIT.
Tbe leader of tbe Oorutituiion of yesterday is
replete with observations impairing the credit
of the Government, while its advertising col
umns contchs proposals for a loan, bids for
which are to be opened to-morrow. What can
exceed this in shamelessness? Would Gen.
Jackson have allowed of sneh* transactions by
his subordinates in the Government?
Central and Northern New York*
IFrom the X. Y. Tribune, SJ-J.J
Wo spent the latter portloa of lost week ia
tbe heart of our State, and found the peo:le
fully aroused to the importance of the Presiden
tial contest. Unless we are grievously mistak
en, the great Central and Northern Counties
will give Lincoln majorities lUUe short of those
magnificently rolled op for Fremunt in ISSG,
while seme of them will even exceed the major
ities of that year. We trust Oaoudaga will
claim a place in this category, though she gave
Fitment five thrussnd. Wejxe gave him
nearly three thousand; we trust she will make
up that full number on the Cth of November.
Hosroe gave Fremont nearly three thou
sand ; she will give Lincoln more than that
number—we hope lor another thousand.
EriegaveßacbananaplcraUtyof six hundred;
we are well assured that she will Lincoln
alleast twice tlat number. Ana, exception
wi d Hamilton, which costs barely five hundred
votes in all, there is not a single county west or
north of Albany that will not give Lincoln a
majority, and nearly ev«'j one will give one
worth having. Beside Ene aforesaid and Sen
eca, there is not ope of the forty oonnlias west
and north of Albany as aforesaid which the
Fariomsts can even hop* to carry, unless by &
mere handful of votes. Those forty counties
will give Lincoln in tbs aggregate not less than
seventy fire thousand majority, in defiance of
all the money that can be squeezed oat of oar
Dry Goods rqsn and oorrppt them.
Yes, after all have been bought that cau be, tbe
clear Republican majority north and west of
Albany will exceed seventy-five thousand.
The Lato Earthquake.
Tbs carlhquska extended oter &U the North*
era part of New England snd through Canid*.
At Boston and vicinity. It seems to hare been
lighter than here; at Manchester, X. H., about
the same; while at Saco, Me., there was a leu i
report, apsteepiiilo rocking of baUdisgswith
the ringing of bell*. It grew in adverily as it
extended up tie Connecticut Valley; we hoir
of it through Vermont, at Barton, 8U Johns
bory, North -eld, Woodstock, Windaor and Lit
tleton. At Barton, fa lecei doors were un
locked and the church bells rung by it, and at
Purthfleld a church spire was shaken out of its
propriety, and leit standing obliquely. The
Connecticut, Albany and New York yaperrdo
not mention the pnenomeoon as obaerred in
those places, —Sprihgfrdd Jt-publican.
pT Ihe Daily Keut, after screaming itself
boaree over tbe perils to which Lincoln's elec
tion will subject tbe csnntry,makes tbe follow
ing portinsnt and plain confession i
“ Tbe foolishness of paying any attention to
tbe periodical prophesies of national danger
with which aspiring candidates for official
places rega]e their hearers, is manifest to any
sensible men.”
Of course tbe Jftiesand tbe whole crowd of
panic journals have held these asttimenta all
along, bat the desperate state of taelr cause
left them no alternative except the coward's
last dodge of attempting to frighten men out of
tbe expression of their honest convictions.—
K, y. Tribune.
Dspibted Wear*.—The funeral of O. C.
Parks, Ecq., of this city, was solemnized at
Waukegan yesterday, in the Episcopal Church
there, and in part at Rotchill Cemetery. A
large number of our cilizenp, together with the
following clergy—Rev. Ur. Pratt, Hr. Tuttlf
gad pr. Clarjc son—were present’to testify theiy
respect for tbe deceased. Rev. Ur. Cooper,
the Rector, preached sermon on the text,
” There Is a spirit fn mss," fr«p which hs
deduced men’s immortality. Rev. Dr. Park,
of Racine, as also the Ber. J. McNamara, of
Ecoosha, were present and took part in the
solemn services. The venerable Ur* was
present in tbe chancel. At the grave a touch*
icg eulogy was delivered by his former Pastor,
(Ur. McNamara) brer the last of all that is
earthly of Ur. Parks; when the grave closed
over him with the setting of tbe itm, T.
CHICAGO, WEDNESDAY. OCTOBER 24 . 1860.
THE CITY.
Wide Awake.— * : The Great Wide Awaken
ing,” or Mr. Pippa among the Wide Awakes,
London Art Journal for October, and Atlantic
Monthly for November, hare been received by
McNally & Co., 81 Dearborn street.
Mirror or Italy.—Our readers should hear
in mind that this splendid painting exhibits
again this evening, also this afternoon, afre
daeed ratea for ladies and children. Go end see
it by all means.
Tub West Side Tunnels.—Good progress is
making in the railroad tunnels. The Lake
street crossing la resumed, the structure having
stood every test. At Randolph street abet
xnents are being pat in, instead of the timbers
. of the Lake stieei viadect.
Opposes to Prcosess.— A pair of steeds on
one of the State street railway cars took
ground, yesterday, against progress Kith a car-"
load of hungry passengers, and gave a specimen
of equine conservatism sad to see when tea was
waiting. They made a dead balk of it for a
space of time more liberal than convenient.
Personal.—Hon. John P, Hale, New Hamp
shire; Cfaas. P. Williams, £sq., and family,
Stonicgton, Ct ; E. J. Comstock and wife, New
York; lion. Galusha A. Grow, Fecn.; John
Cole and wife, Natchez; F. F. Cr-nstos, Ear
lock, Ecgland; Robert Wbelhlogfaam, Britkb
Army; R. C. Hyatt, New Orleans; Judge J.
Bancs,Pittsburgh; Kent Jarvis, Ohio; Prof.
J. S. Hill, New York, are among the recent ar
rivals at the Richmond Home.
Ik. a New Place.—The extensive Printing
Establishment, Stereotype Foundry and Prin
ters Famishing Warehouse of Sterling P.
Rounds, has been removed from Randolph
street to new quarters in Liflm’s block Just
completed on State street between Lake acid
Randolph, where Mr. Rounds is hotter settled
than ever before for the extensive business his
enterprise and energy have bnilt up. The craft
throughout the Northwest know him and will
find him out in his new “ sit.”
Milunket Goods.— The establishment of 1L
W. Wotherell, at No. 54 Lake street, is, from
completeness end desirableness of stock, wor
thy the attention of the trade, and especially of
the ladies, who will find in the extensive retail
rooms under the charge of Miss Williams, a
wide variety to select from, and an abundant
and acknowledged skill In miking op the same.
Mr. WelhertU was never before betlerprepsred
for the season’s requirements in a superb stock
of seasonable goods.
Prospective New Route to St. Louis.—This
railroad is now open for travel between Peoria
and Jacksonville, and connects at the former
city with toe Bnreon Valley Railroad to a junc
tion with the Rock Island Railroad, thus fern*
tag a continuous line from Jacksonville to Chi
cago. It passes through Pekin, Bath, Havana,
sad other nourishing towns, and whan the road
now bo-ldirg between SL Louis and Jackson
ville is finished, another direct route between
St. Louis and Chicago will bo opened. These
roads run through some of tho richest agricul
tural lands cf Illinois.
Norwegian Evangelical Luiheran Church
Fair.— The Ladies connected with the Norwe
gian Evangelical Lutheran Church will have a
Fair at North Market Hall, to morrow evening,
when a beautiful mod.l of a full rigged clipper
ship will be dram. The ship was present©»
for the purpose by C*pt- Christian Anderson,
and bears the same of “ Paul Anderson.” It
is valued at S2OO, and the ladies are selling
tickets at .10 cents. It is really a beautiful
affair, and Kcaldbe an ornament to almostasy
place. We trust there will be no difficulty in
disposing of it in the manner proposed. The
receipts will be for tbs benefit of the above
church.
Resignation and I'reshatauon.— Mr. W.
TilHnghaat, who for four years past has bsen
teacher of vocal music in our public reboots re
cently resigned the duties of the post. On re
tiring he was made the recipient of vai ioos tes
timonials of regard by the teachers and pupils
with whom be has so tang and pleasantly been
concocted. Among those more intrinsically
valuable, were numerous articles of silver plate,
furs, Ac., from the Scammon, Jones and Wash
ington schools, of which Messrs. D. 8. Went
worth, W. Woodward and B. R. Cutter ore re
spectively the Principals.
It is understood that Mr. TUUngbost will de
vote himself to holding Musical Conventions,
Institutes, Ac.
Tub "Wigwam Bxseuvation To night.— l lho
great pUtform of the Wigwam Is to to reserv
ed to night exclusively lor the organized com
panies of Bangers and Wide Awakes. Thin is
right, and wo hope the reservation will be
strictly maintained, and not be invaded by any
other persons, gentleman or ladv. And the
reasons are', or should be, sufficient. It is a
compliment and a just right accorded to these
spirited organizations, who have, at on expense
to themselves, borne a noble and brilliant part
in the campaign. They have, on each previous
occasion,reached the Wigwam and been releas
ed from their duty as escort, only to see every
good and available place in the interior takes;
and many of them bare more than once been
unable to obtain admission. Let them have tt e
platform to-night,and that ingredienlly. If tie
ladies wish to hear Tern. Corwin, the gallant
are reserved fur them and their attendant es*
ewt, Hat let everybody leave the stsga to the
boys, and let the bo s be present la tuffieient
numbeis to protect their own area.
A Villain Abustbd.— lt will be remembered
that on the night of the great Republican dem
onstration at Springfield, an attempt was mace
to torn off an excursion train on the St, Lsai*,
Alton A Chicago Eailroad, by removing a rail.
The displacement of the rail was, fortunately,
discovered by ai employee of the Company, a
short time before the tr«in would have pasied
over the place. The rail was taken np on the
approach to a bridge, and the running of the
train most have resulted In a fearful loss of life.
Bat for the extra vigilsrce of the Company’s
employees the consequences of this aet of fisnd-
Ish malice must have been frightful. We are
glad to be able to chronicle the arrest of a man
named James Kennedy, nowin the jail of Sac*
gamon county charged with this serious crime.
The detection, If it shall eo prove, was made by
Capt. C. P. Bradley of this city. The prisoner,
it is alleged, Is the man who tore up the rail—
deelaring with an oath, at the time he commit
tod the murderous tet, that he would u hV.
soon cf d — d black J&pvhliean* io-nighij*
The public are to be congratulated that a man
of snch disposition Is not at large in community
New School Book*.
There is ft dreed of, and prejudice against,
new tehool books, which touches the question
of merits less then the pockets of parents who
hare ft very natural and well-founded dread of
seeing text books, •* as good as new,” laid aside
and replaced by others, often for reasons mere
ly trivial and capricious. This has been done
often and again, and sometimes with such at
tendant circumstances and sjmptcms as to in
dicate that there is a power in good dinners
when wielded by affable publishers and their
agents. No wonder that parents hare a dread
of new school books, and new editions of old
ones, which come in to torn the half worn books
!q nsQ into ao much rubbish. It will not answer,
however, to oppese progress in this metter, nor
to deny that notable and sterling improvements
hare been made in onr educational literature
Within the past decade, in a direction in which
they are still moving forward, and acquiring
fresh steps of progress. And it is, notwith
standing the above facts, not the lees worthy to
be made note of, when a fresh path is opened
np for the young learner, and a feature entirely
new in our school books introduced. Sdehcer
tainlrare the now scries of ■Wilson’s Headers,
flrom the preis cf Harper £ Brothers, New York.
The author is one whose name is favorably as
sociated with a history of the United States.
The principle of these Readers is a nonlty In
(hat the pupil, while gaining the first and suc
cessive steps in. reading, is inducted into the
rudiments of the Natural Sciences, profuse il
lustrations of whith are the chief and excellent
adornments of the volumes. They are well
worth an examination by all interested in edu
cational matters,, as in an admirable degree
blending amusement, interest and instruction.
In all the mechanical details of paper, wood
cuts or letter presd we do not know of a; more
beautiful or attractive scries. Their chief
merit, and leading feature to commend them to
an examination, is the new principle, above
briefly set forth. They are a series that will
live and become widely popular and extensive
•y introduced on their own merits.
To the Lincoln Ranger* and IFldr
iwtkn.
£ iTia whole fores will parade on Wednesday
evening. Oct. 21th, to escort Uon, Thcm&a Cor*
we, of Ohio, to the Wigwam, wbtxe he willtd.
drcaa tho people. The lice will be formed in
the same order aa heretofore, at o’clock, en
Washington street, right resting on Clark, and
more pesetas!!/ st 71 o’clock.
The pUtorm will be res erred exclusively for
Committees, Ranger*, and-Wide Awakes, and
the gallery for ladies and gentleman accompn-
Dying ladies. Commanded Raymond, of the
West Side Club, ia requested to detail an officer
and twelre men to attend to this doty.
The Chief Marshal here .'returns bis thanks
to the several companies 'for the promptness
displayed by them in forming the line on the
occasion of onr last parade, and for the large
turn-out, notwithstanding the inclemency of
tho weather. It is an earnest of the victory
that will crown oar efforts. *
Jens A. Baoss, Chief Marshak
Central Wide Awakes, Attention ! —Ton
are requested to be at head-quarters this,
Wednesday, evening at 7 o’clock, fully prepared
for eseort duty to tbe Uon. Tom Corwin, bach
man is expected to be prompt on this occasion.
By order of W. Uctchixgs, Capt.
Picxsers, ArrENnoN!—The Chicago Wide
Awake club will tarn out this evening to eseort
the Hon. Tom Corwin. Tho elnb will leave
their clnb ream at seven past seven,
o'clock, precisely. Per order,'
. i J. R. Hatdex.
pT Torn out, Company B, end Join ia the
cicort of tbe Hon. Thomas Corwin to tbe Wig
wam this,Wtdnesday evening. Be at Head-
Quarters at €1 o’cbck precisely.
C. Miller, Capt
North Side Wide Awakfe.—Turn out I You
era notified to’appear io loS uniform this eve
ning si half patt o o’clock, at Republican Head
Quarters, No. 147 Cl -rk street, for escorting
Hon. Tbos. Corwin to -he Wigwam. Let this
bo the biggest torn-out of the campaign.
By order, J. H. Cltbourk, Capt.
Cokpint A, West Side Wide Awakes At
tention. —You are notified to be at oar Hall,
coraer of Jffferson and West Randolph streets
at 7 o'clock tlarp, in fall tit iform, for escort
duty. Lit every man be ©aland.
. Vit order of
Ji U. Btoas, Cspt,
Attention West Sins Wjp»* Awakes, Divu
sion O,lotu Ward.—Yna are notified to attend
the meeting this, Wednesday, evening, at 7
o’clock precisely, uniformed, to
attend the reception of the lion. Tom. Corwin.
Be on hand to attend the tecept oa of one of
the beet Republican speakers of the day.
By order. Jos. WEan/Capt.
West Side Junior Wide -Awakes, Atten
tion.—Yon are hereby notified to appear at
your Hall, corner of Randolph and Morgan
streets. By order of Secretary. ■
H. C. I)aogt, Esq.
-Weit Side Wide Awakes— I Tubs Out.—Ev
ery member is requested to be on band at Head
Quarters, Whitbcck’s Holiest 61 o’clock this,
Wednesday evening, to joinrin the escort of the
Hon. Thomas Corwin to the Wigwam.
Tarn out and give tbs Wagon Boy a good re
ception.
By order. S. Bl Ratsond, Com.
INQUtSfS.
Sacckinu Cisuaur.—Coroner James held an
isqncafc on the body of a child named William
Qe&inF, aged two years tud three months.
Some children had made a baefiro of straw on
avacahtlct near their home; the little one’s
garments took fire, and he was ao severely
burned that he died about twenty four hours
afterward.
Mobs Bodies Found.— Since our last issue
the following inquests have l>e6n held on bod
ies supposed to be those of victims of the Lady
E’giu disaster; the numbers are those of the
coroner’s list: ’ .
No. 154. The body of a woman found on the
heiish at Cleaverville. Very much decompos'd
acd entirely destitute of clothing; small hands
and fart.
No. 155. Body of a m&n foond on the beeeh
at Woodlawn Station, about two miles south of
Hyde pat k. Middle bized man; destitute ol do
ming except span of the pantaloons, which
were cf gray ribbed cassimere, with a dark
stripe betwfen the ribs, j >
• No. 156* Body of a woman; feund about 80
ropß south of Calumet light-borne. About 5
f«ct 3 inches high; figured muslin dress with
bright colors; sa Agrut Pei scapula hung
around the neck; cotton chemise, embroidered'
around the bosom and blscves; hoop skirt;.
Lisle thread boss; black prunella gaiters, near
ly r-ew; one gold rirg, with double heart in the
mcUl.
No. 157. Body of a mm found about one mile
north of Calumet light-house. Blue military
coat, eagle buttons; black satin vest; block
cassimere pantaloons; white cotton shirt with
embroidered muslin bosom; white woolen
wrapper and white woolen underihirt and draw
ers; kip boots.
SoFFf niNQ ix Kansas.— ftse undersigned,
having been ileaiguited.ai the meeting ia Bryan
Hall, ns one to rei-eivo aid for the destitute in
Kansas, will be glni to forward grain, clothing,
or money, in a channel most likely to reach the
most needy. Intimations given to him, where
these things may be sent for, will be attended
to by him, or by the Executive Committee of
the City Misfclon: Dr J. Brinkerhoff, J C, Far
go, E?q., F. A. Bryan, Eiq., C. B. Larrobee,
Esq., Hr. C. M. Fitch. E. a Tumi,
Ciiy Missionary, Of} North Franklin fit.
A GENERAL GOOD TIME
May bs expected at the
' "W I Gr WA M.
Thursday Evening, October 25th.
When a number of short and stirring speeches
will be delivered by onr own citizens.
The exercises will be interspersed with
CAMPAIGN SONGS.
Political Sentiments will be furnished by La
dies and Gentlemen, and read from the Speak*
cr*s Stand.
Speaking will commence at 7 o'clock.
The platform and galleries will be reserved
for Ladies and Gentlemen accompanying them.
Let everybody attend lb : s
POLITICAL SOCIABLE.
By order of the Campaign Committee.
J. WHITE, Chairman.
(Advertisement.)
HUM. THOMPSON CAMPBELL,
Democratic Elector at Large,
Will tpeak to the; eople of
BUREAU COUNTY,
AT PRINCETON,
On Friday, October 2Ctli»
And the people of
Peoria County , at Peoria ,
On SATURDAY, Oct. 27th, in favor of the
election of the National Democratic candidates,
BRECKINRIDGE AND LANE,
The Douglas bolters from the regular Demo*
erotic organization—the glorious old Democrat
ic party—are specially invited to attend.
By order of tba Coxxirru.
Iw-oc 20.
LOCAL WAITERS,
fg*Go to John Jooea, 119 Dearborn eireak
and get yonr clothes cleaned and repaired.
They will he well done and at prices to suit the
times.
1.500 Baffalo Rnbesfor sileat New York
ana St. Louts prices, by J. A. Smith & Co., 113
Lake street. oct-21-6t
Bazin's Camphor and Gltcxrixb Soap.— The
best Toilet Sosp for winter—infallible for chap
ped hands. Sold by S urgent, Apothecary, cor
ner of Randolph and >tste streets.
Sew York, Sept,2M,lSo.S
JofciPK Burkett. Esq. —Dear Sir : Foreome
time past, 1 bare been using jour Coco an e,
and consider it f»r preferable to anything 1
have ever used for the hair.
If my endorsement is of any value, yon are
perfectly at liberty to nse it.
Respectfully yonrs,
Oct2 Im-WFAU Frame Lm.re.
WnscLsa A Wilson's Sewing Machines.—
We prefer them for family use,— JSdo Xorh
Tribune.
They are lihe favorites of families.—iV. T.
Time*,
It has no rival.— Scientific American,
AWARDS or 1860 AS VAR AS HRARD PEOX, ;
First Prcmidk or U. S. Fair. . .
no. do. Terror? Stats Fair,
do. do. New Jsastr. Statb Fair,
do. so. Kbxiocct State Fair,
do. so. Oaio State Fair.
'do. do. Illinois State Fair,
do. do. Wisconsin State Fair,
do. do. Chicago Msco. Institute.
And at hundreds of County Fairs throughout
the Union.
Office 167 and 169 Lake street.
Qeo. R. Chittenden,
General Agent for Illinois, Wiioonein, and
Northern Indiana. , cc2o std-2tw
yg?"Ladies and gentlemen who are looking
fora Djehoute wbfre they will get their work
well dune, either m djeing or cleaning, in all
its branches* will find such by calling at the
Boston Fancy Steam Dyeing 'BstabHshment
of Angnat Schwarz, No. 7S South (Bark street
and 153 lilinoia street. celSxlw
pg-AIl should not fail to read the adrertisa
meat of ProL Wood in to-day’s faper, ic^-ly
MARRIED.
In nan™«l>, Malar, OcLfcer IHI. Mr. WILMASt
SPRAGUE, cf the dm of Lewis. Psf« * Co., of Chica
go, tnd ALs KARttIE 1L CiujLler of Justin Z, hc.lL>,
Jfsq.. of the forcer place.
Oo the tid Inst.. BENJAMIN r. BEDELL and Mln
EUUA il. LEV/IS, by tbs Lef. Vb. fcL sp-ccu, all of
Ills d*r.
i-iathUc'tyon th» l£:b lut.. bvt'i- Psv. rtdab RVer,
Mr. JOHN McWIUaNEY ana MARGARET FUI'.Y,
both of Lacon. ill.
OatbeS-.it ln»t, hr Rer. Isa’ai Rider, Vr. DANIEL
B. KAIRUAN end Mr*. LUCINDA a. SOUTHWiCK,
all of tais city.
DIED.
OatbeSXhlnD-at (be re»M»nce oMJ»fa'.bs?ln Bow-
Unz Gtees, Ky., Mr. P. W. STUBBING, formerly o: tnU
diy.
In thUHty on Tuesday, OcL 53. rf Tynbotd Fever. Mr.
DAVID LEWIS WlLua, late of the illy of New York,
la ibe 3jtb year of bU a^e.
Funeisl on Thursday allerncca at 3 o’clock F. U., at the
teeldsoceof h!«brother-la liw.Hcraltollill, Maple htrect.
neir Dearborn. Fdendeoflbe fasdlf acd of bis brother,
A.T. WU;B,aie Invited to attend without far.berlavUs*
Uon. pew York and Boston papers pletse copy. *
Keto abbertisments.
IF" C.H, LCRIVES, JJi<er:itiny Ajent, 63 Dearborn-*.
M authorized to rrcric* AJrrrtioemenit for thU and aH tht
£*o*ll*4 Papers of tho SorthuuL jal-tSJt-y
T OST.—A Canary Bird, with ytl-
JL-J low I'M! 1 , brows w.sgi, acd a blown tin* armnd
it* neck, TheCcflerwUlce .uer.Uy rewards! by leanne
Rat No. OS Lasal e LL ceJlrtt
TT/'ANTFD —By an English girl,
* « who raa trlEgtbabMt of Ref->tbvM, sMIoU on
plCßeiabwmLil, t or IntassAarso. e^Udr'ji.
Addieai *• R. T. rtmtecJea. ntut
XpURNISnED HOUSE to RENT
J- la « plca-ut Icent^rt—low to a rood tenant. Ad
df&» ♦‘Toagg.* 1 BorzaiO, ccsii3t
TD WHOLESALE and RETAIL
OP.OOSFB and STORE KEEPER?, Wanted, a
*lloaMm by a jouEg M*n willing to do a*.y alcd *f work
to cDiaxccce with, who b&i Had 13 years exo'r'enc-In
Lon ico, England. Addieas “W. H. 0." 4178 F. O.
Lor. o-aiaSt
WANTED—A situation as Cook,
Ti W aiber ted Inner, bv & girl who caa come with
good reference?. Arply*tl6olnd-nnnSt. Of£<xU
PHOTOGRAPHIC OIL PAINT-
I, ING?. AKtnt«waitcito Introdace t>t« brasilf-il
ait Yotmemenare maktßzovir Sto a month In I hi* bo
nces. Terras and gitestseua sent fr.e, »y aAtemlce,
wjtbstsmp Ijr rtturn jxxtaje. L. L.TUi.-D &•» ). Low.
ell, MflAi. odj-diattw
LOST —On Sahhath last, from 12
10 5 o'ckck, oq Ml:felffaa Avenue, f»tween tie Bur
lirg-oi St Qnocy Hal I real ercMln* and l£th freer, a
iItMC MCtTK. Any psraoa **fao will return It t> the
owner, at tie £d loose noita cf t*e BorUcctoo Road, Ut
bMO Avtane, Et»tCde,irlU be liberallyreward e<U
Cui.ago. Oct, 13. l:tQ. ocMilt
"VTiiCW SWEET CIDER.— SO bblp.
li Fare Appi«Ja'«ivillbii9dlov, Also choice va
rieties of Grten Apples at the basement. 91 fctate Street.
lotiMUwj a. 15. EXNLLY.
r PO MERCHANTS AND OTH
JL ere. A teßUrtcar* 1« about Tcrk, Doe
ton.and 1 biladeiph’a, who wl l atJeirt tooll le*al,coai
tceTA'. and financial n-xoliaroni that mav be .nlrsit d
to M. thane. lie 5.47 be costal ed oaily. for one wcct,
attaeotficeofMeaera-Andrltk ABallorJ,Methodist Block,
Boom No.«. ocMxtt
T?OUND.—On Sunday, October
JL' SUt.alodVt’yUß MUFF. The owa-rcao have it
by canny at this effleo, provieg the property acd paring
for thla advertisement. o Jtxlt
OTRAf ED OR STOLEN.—Stray
fcjj eder stolen from the preralsts of the rebecrlber.’at
cncer of Archer rood and booth «'ie;t,Caka:o. cn Sun
day CTfnitg, HORSES ; one ot them was &
!***• b’ark hcree, ton year* old. ta rood conditio - *,
white»torln forehead, and e-:t ever the hoof of theUft
1.-c. The ctbrr was a small hay hone, both fore Ice:
whits to fetlosk. ehTi tall, and whhe eprtoa fcr.hrad,
alootiOyearsold.aßdr-tber towlaeoiMiti'in. Any per
son if tamln,: or tlvicx laf .motion that will lead to tnelr
racimry will be Lheiofiy leworded.
DANIEL MAHER.
Chlcaro. OeLTLISCO. ocftxft
•WANTED.—A Medium Sized,
T T eocoad-fcand SAFE anT LETTER PRESS, and
a’fOa STEAM BOCLaR wita 1% to Sl&chfioe%l3 r <et
locghyafecttaaiameicr. Addre»ißoi2lS9. ocl4t3i
T\7'ANTED—An Active young
T V lofvty Town, for the «al# of a PV.cnt artic e.
From $* to SSO per week are belsc pild, Addrwa **J. K.
B.** Box 213. ChUaga, lit. oeatiwlt
TNFORMATION WANTED—of
JL ROBERT FLICTT, who l:fl Geneva. WDroaaiu. In
Mvcb last for Mllwack'e, IntendiDe to sail on the Lakes.
An* Inf- motion lezudinc him or wne*e hems* he found,
will he LLn-Wnl y received by his brother, JAMES C.
> L KTT, 119 South Clark BL, Chleaxo.lll. P.O. Box
3773. Omo<>.fct.H. IfaU. -o{S4x3t
WILBER’S SAFES.
Davids on’s Safes,
BACON'S SAFES
Shart’s Safes.
We Hare ilie hsTgeit Stock West of
New York.
Sell More Than all Other Dealers.
SELL HILL TEN TO FIFTEEN PER OFNT.
LOWER THAN OTHERS, ASO SELL FUR
Cash. Only !
PRATT St WORCESTER, Aeeata.
loeMj 197 aoath Water et.
“DOTANTC PHYSICIAN.—Tha
JJ and-rhlgced whs has be?n 11 practice for ever twen
ty yearn, ireila ►ncceastully all fotm* of dUeiiCWlthont
tee use of Mercury, Antimony, Arsenic, or other pottos*
on* d nt*.
CHRuMC incurable cnier ether modes
of practice, readily yield t> his, Tit: Kteoma-1.-m, i.y*-
pepsla, Aslhm-t, BrotehUK Consumption. i Irer Com
pbluls, Female Weaknesses (of h>we*«r lone ttaad
-Ist), Ac. WU.B. STRaN TON, M. D.
Oicc Southwest ccraer ot Kando’ph and State ttrreu.
oeM-d;g;-lw
gTATIONERYFOR LAWYERS.
D. B. COOK & CO.
HAVE cn haad at all times an extensive stock of
ChoiCJ STAPLE STATIONKRV, tollable for tie profes
sion. Gentkmea un hare their erdr m piled prompt!? aaJ
at low prices. Leya: Cap, Blue and Waite, b'avytnd flae
Buaiilv,tte«.COa r .d4s,OJp»r tram. Legal Envelopes. at
I tO, fit 00, aod ftUO per trtoosand. Later Envelopes.
White and cun’, at <1 ft’.ILUO, td t\ tiiO. and $3 0 > per
thousand. L*t?er and Foolscap Papers, at llou, siio.
ft! CO, |i.flO«nd f(.0) per team. Commercial Not?. atlljio
ftLOj, and MAO per ream. I-awjcr* Hand Decse’e, at
>l.o* and etSi each. Ja> , lro , » Deckel*, at ei tO, ftl 5. 1 ,
SL»O, and MOJeach. Together with every article or Sta
tionery (or the Office ana Coanting Room. i!u be o»>
ta ced of os at th- nok reaionablc pile s. Red Tape, al-
Inc Wax. Ist and InkVtinaa, Qjllle aid Quilt Peru, Gold
arid Steel Peat of best quality, Let’rr Pm*-e and Copy.nz
Book?, Pencils, Ac. D. B. TO3EE ± CO„
ceCI 111 Lake btneL
JJE KHERSON’S
HOT AIR FURNACES.
These Furu&ces are the remit of yesn of experience
aart aresutenor ta Economy, Capacity, DinbLtty, Earc
of Micajemeut to any other
FURNACE.
The best way to Warm llouea, Bstka, Eemlnaxlee,
ChurcLts, Stores acd ail Is by
llendcrson’d Hot Air Furnace.
John L. WRson.Eso., Wsbuh Avenue; Plilts Burton.
Plase; felx G. Keitrau, Esq , O. It. Fstsod.
J. C.Walter. E»q. G. O, BalL E»q*» Than. B. Alee,
n>q, A. B. Lsr.'Cßler. Beloit; h.Thompson, E-q , Sa'nt
P*ul; J. v. guwes, faint Paul; if. I*. Bind, Ksq_
llitker, Fort Wayoe; H. B. Hmd. Km., Evaa-too; w.
H. A flairs K«q., Waiaah Are.: J. M. Ads t, Esq-Bauker.
Rev.LH. Dcf, Biiil'v, iluhlfce A Co- Lake m.; K.wl
Thayer, tewMiermw ITouse, B.Sayer*, Esq. larlsaaAv*
(uue; Marsh. Peafce A Deluca. Lak: St; Setb P. Warner,
Wabash Avtnu*. A- tfegtlow, tsq. Mxuhcaa Avecue;
Wabub Aveuoe MethodUt Church; Jemme Beecbrr,
Mlc&ina Avenue, Amsrteaa kaprcraCo- W. H.Taylor.
£*q- Wabash Avenue; Jonnß.Mlila, tre , Wabarh Av.;
W. tl. Pn ll'ps. E»q, Wabttb Av.; E. b. Smith 4 Oj.,
A dame St, Tnci.Cucith. E*q- Wabarh Av.; L. Newton.
EiO- Batavia, W.Vf. Buyntuu,Architect,Mich.Av,; lien.
J.F, Fain.worth, warm with tbcen. Aor aslewhoerale
and 'Clall by JOitfPM C. HENDERSON, Man of timer.
IsZC-ark St, Chichago, the new Co>lom Boua*.
oc3J dlfibSt
"MORTGAGE SALE.—Whereas,
JITX Slaron S. WQlsm, and Miry O. h's wir«, -11 ts
theSStb diy of April, A. U. i 337. ezaeu-s snd deliver to
Jisob W. Ladlim, Haw sxcxuts, their evrtiln mcrt<Kv,
Icjicj dstetnrdiy ind year uorcsild, ud r«co;d-d In
the Recorder’s office of f kok County, JU-nots, la book 33
of M il<*fi«, pMe 437* and Cld thenhy noavey to Ui«
said Jsc: b W. Ludlam the premises bneiZafUr nsm-d. to
secure tbs pays eat of four cat min promissory nets* there-
InpurikoUrU mtnlloteC. And waerta*. It w»» p-cTided
la sad by said that In cue deuull In ih« pit
sent of ud n<xs«. cither of prmdaal or intertrt, vu
made, the whole of said prladml and ictcrert shea d be-
e. Ant the said Ja ob W.Lndiim,
bis heirs ei-ct tors, admin atnuen or assizes, after twenty
days notice in a tewspaper crated In the Cuy of CUleicr,
mUnt te*lather*lns'ter notUed.the said premLea. sad -u
right ud eqaity of redesMloo of the said Slmeoa S.
Wiltsce. a-.d Ma*y C. bis wi:e, trmle. And wLerea-,
defsailbsi been made the p*fn»ea of two of raid
ncteNud of la*crt»t on lhr*e theaef. Now, ihere’trv.
puoilenotkelf h«!KbyciYaith-t lbsundMiigaed, Jimrs
i.noUta ud Mary Ludlam, admlniatrator* of t.e .sute
of Jacob W. L’-.dlsm, deceased, w:Il on Fr diy, the siz
tMctn diy of Norrmtitr, A. L». ls€o. at the bnnr of 10
o’cWk A. M. of <hat -lav. sdl at public anetion at the
NorJs doer of the Court Ilonse la said City of Chicago, to
tiir tlgbirt bidder for cash.the fo.lowinep;exLe>, to-wit:
Conoeceinz in tre center lias o r the Chi-am and Green
Baytotd. atd on th< line cf Henry Heaworth’s luo.
(mraaloe the line of Henry H-pworlh s land at the date of
svd Unruacv) and ran aloe We-t casins; thence
Math tit chains; thtsce Eirt 13.T5K ctuiiiuto the center
of the sail toad to tae pU'e ot contalnlnx 10
act es. and belss a part c f Northwest on uie? of «eitum SD.
township 41, nags 11, In Cook Cooney. lUiuols. ui all
rirhl atd eqjity of redeaptlon of tee ta d Slineaa a.
Wl tseeanl stary C. W'lUet,thercln. to make the aaoset
due cn stld notraasd th- costs ud expenses o? .uca rale.
_Ch'C*P>,October JLlsftO, JCtu D. LT7OLAH.
6 MAY U. LUkLAM.
Adtrloistrators of the estate of Jacob W. Lndlua, de
cuaed. tiea’oresald Mo.tgsjcs. ocift dall-td
JJEAL ESTATE OFFICE. •
KERFOOT & CO.
We have lemated fviTlUei for r.tcadluc to the care sad
capm laloa of Real Estate le Calc ‘go anl rlcmity, u well
ai In the adloislse Statse. , . .
We are pwnaretl to pay tare?, ervche ana repo: too the
tt!es tad value of proper!- It Chiago, and the Northwest
f* pvt experience la nuk'nf edes of Real Edit*,
we fee' eoaCdcotuial w.tltie p «*., i rev.val vf bitlness
of all kinds ta the nonhwest, oats will recilre renewed
Tlior Ta*re Is ao question but that now is the best Uae
ws bare taadta w&kh to umstlo R.al Estate. Purchases
Judiciously made now wU p.y haid.om«ly. We leader
o CrM nrlcM,oaraapi,aadaaexi>«neaesto prisons deilr
hi; to buy or sell, uoruOCsuowu
a * 1 Ho. 1, MASONIC TEMPLE. Ch
October VA IS'-O. cc3l c&l-st
fk/j INCE MEAT.—The Following
JjX parties are arpolnted to sell this superior srtlc.e.
or the test m\Uriai>, and pot up in small jars, ex
prttiiy ier family use;
geo. E. STANTON. *S, Sooth Clark Street.
>£WALL SNOW. lii M V
J. tf. COKLT, 137 " M *♦
D. B. WIN TON. I*9 State Etrest,
J. H. BOWERS. HI V
r. B. wo LruKU A CO. a» StaU Street.
Go 3* A HOacK North Ciar* street.
HASEINS A JOYCE, Nona Market Street.
Cctuier Xh IsW. • ocjxlt
AE. KEYES, M. - D, Homeop
• athlc A Sorceoa. woaU mpectfslly aaaeauee to
tba of Ch ciro, that hi U p«miQentlr locatid la
th's d-y. «&cr> ne ma« bi found In readmes* to attend to*
alicaiUlnlheU'-e of his profes-ba. Res : denre Cd hush
atrseL Ofllte 101 Wssahirtoa Street. Office boers from
bWlOA.M.»adttwam.iP. JL ocSKUI-la
Ncto anbertismeutff.
JST" REMO VAE !
g. i>. touaiDS’
Steam, Book, and Job, Printing
ESTABLISHMENT,
ELECTROTYPE FOUNDRY,
AND
PRINTERS’ FURNISHING
WAREHOUSE,
Is Now Being Removed to tbe
New, Spacious, & Elegant Building,
IVo. 46 Slate Street,
O:po*:tc tbe CITY HOTEL, aat adlclnlnt tbe Paper
W-rebouee of t» n.SL LAFLU. wetre be wta be
happy to ate his cld Irenas and euatoxm.
Tbe Entire Building
lioecnpledbvtb«diff«re”t branches o’ hbhmlco*. asd
lias erect'd with (CSHECIAL RCFERaNC£ to IU
CONVENIENT aad ECOnuhICaL aro-ceutmn: sat
Itiunprive-larranatmeats,tenths* with terse adsttleni
of
New & Elegant Typc A Machinery
Anascb u to five him th’
ezAcuUcn oz
Every Variety of Book and
Job Printing, at
Greatly Reduced Rates ,
And la his ami well known woikmssUke etylc. Ileae
lUrernllNEW to» Be#4hi.a«t.M well se hie oldn-t. Bi
er* of te*iT-«r«’ atnadiac. that hi* IN TIKE PEitMiNAL
A ' TEKTtOV will in future be Rlrea to the I-RINTiNG
DEPARTMENT of r.Ub««lce»s,whith will eanble him
to wirid; br*»tr of »tyle, p ompt-,e-a, tod the lowest
Lr.nsmes on til order* with wmea he may n- mvered.
0.-den tor XtedntyMnz. iwck bindlnr, ttper
Roilnz and Wood executed promptly tna at
ipwratn.
PT Coontlsz Room and business efflee flr-t floor.
oeid-thUS ft-net
E. GOODRICH & CO.,
154 - - South Water Street, - - 154
Uaaofactarert and General Dealers ia
Oils, Alcohol, Oaaphene and Fluid,
Have constantly oa hand the very beat Quality of
GENUINE KEROSENE,
Colorless aaJlaodorou*. Ain Carbon OH. the be*t brand
ot Co*l o 1, tor i\le at oaaaZac'.are:** prices, toanspvtUUo i
additocal.
Cot! Torch Light Oil at a low pr'cc.
ccgd«o9-toset A. fc. OOODIU‘,II A CO.
T\ODWORTH’S MUSIC STORE,
A> No. C. Arro* PLtOi, Kiv Took.
Publisher and Dealer :n FcreUn acd Americas Music.
Instruments, and Musical Mrrchsadbe. Posts acd Com
positions for the Piano Forte by V e best mash rs; tiaersd
and O eon Music: Dance ena Military Music, for the
Pano-Foits,ieLt by mill, prmase iree. (‘■''traps sat he
s-Dt ißftoad of chase*.} .'atslofues of Music for Haa
Bands,Q-iaditile baacLsmali or UreiOrcfisitrtf. Price
Ll-t of B ms Instruments sent an application. The
-Jaanal for Bran Hand*." A new pubiiutUoa of Band
it'jslc, 1* Israel on the 15 bof each month; a ncle Nos.
$1.73 or sl3 pera-mus; Puce $t numbe*; also the
• €■ mpu-lon,’* conuinlßE M.r'bs*, Med'cy*, .tc-. The
IcstrumeaUl patts in these worki are aepanr* and ready
fcrpettormocce. UARVKT it. DOOWOUTd,
th.2P3i2-am Director of DodwotUPs Band.
PUR MANUFACTORY.
G. II- SPEAKS, JR,,
J. &. A. HERZOG,
WhoTeaale and Retail Dtalen la
HATS* CAPS AND FCBB,
Besroad Wolf Rotes,
G5 LAKE STREET, CHICAGO. ILL. 65
Would •espeilfuUyoanocnce to their patron* and the
Trade, that itey ate now tn receipt cf a larfeasd lallaa
aonxeDt of all sooda is their Une, cel7o3f(
J>LAX SEED WANTED.
Havlnc cotnzneaeed the pacufactsre of
Linseed Oil at Chicago,
laa prepared to pay the behest sarket price f»
FLil SEED.
OIL OAKS for sale st all tiroes.
0. A. KOOER.S. N0.3 Milliard's 81-xk,
teSS-dlQsßa Cor. of Utarkoods. Water tt_ Cn'-etic.
IVfASTEK’S SALE.—State of DU-
J.f JL noli. Cook County. SS —**uperif»r Coart of Ch:cv
to- in Co* eery. Jteob Fisher v*. Andrew T. nherman.
Frauds H. Besson Robert Merrill, Jr., Isaac P. Polnler,
i’otlfr Paimer, and Patrick F. So. Bit to Foreclose
Mortgage.
Public notice !e hereby given that la pursuance of a
decretal order. «n-sred to the above emitted cans* re the
Jftth day of October. A. D. 1840. L In Scott. as blaster to
Chancery of tee Superior C art of Cbleigo will, on the
seventeenth day of November, A. U. ISSO. at tec o’dockiu
toe fcteaooo of that day, sell at public anetion to (be LUb
eat bidder for cash, at the northuoor of the t'ourt Hoes*,
IntbeCity of Chicago, In said County of Cook, the Irl
lowing desorbed real estate, (ar ao much th a ieof mi stay
be necessary to satUf* the amount of said decee with In*
lerwt and cuts,together with Marten’ fee«,d!»bcrresienU
and cost missions on satdsale).tow.t: allthefotlowinede
*crb*d lo'.ple ror parcel of land Attaate m the town ct Ley
oen. Coant* of Cook, and Slate of Ituno s known as th*»
Northvast quarter or section seventem (17), and 'he Wet
tat of the West half of the Nostheatf quutero- section
seventeen (17) In township camber forty (*0) North. of
range twv'va flj) East, ot the third phecip*! menu aa.
Also lot number seventeen (17) of let number one fl). of
the Sooth section of Robinson’s re?creation, tyir g soil bring
In the township aforetair, with the oolldlnts sttaaw hereon.
IRASSOTT.
blaster In Chancery of the Superior Coert or enleago.
Dated October 23d. ISM. ocJS cSiPtd
"PRINTING of Every Detcription
A required by
MERCHANTS,
MANUFACTURERS,
CORPORATIONS,
SOCIETIES.
ACADEMIES.
CHURCHES, Ac.
TiiWa’ly and promptly executed at lb* Prtw anl Tribune
Office, A 1 Clxrattratt. WS. U. BAND.
r PO EXCHANGE.—2BO Acres of
JL Land In Nortbera Wl«coisln, well located and oan
cumbered, wdl be exrhaccrd at two eoilara oerscre fu-aar
kind of meachand eaata f.lr price. Also, id acres of i««i*
vilhiDthee lyUmi'.sofO:hkaih, Wlscoaain, to rxchanee
for dry yooda, aroeeHes. aettl men’s fumistdojt roods, d
{a.i, or bnoks sufficient for a library of SUW Tu-omna, to t m
s-lected fr»« a catalufue. Adiress “FRANKLIN, 1 *
Press and Tribune cffice. octXHt
A GENTLEMAN AND WIFE
can obtain board with a small prlva?* r«ml!y on
Wataab Arraus. Addrta* **P.O.** Buz 3903* Refer
ences «Xwun«td. oclftia.
(&XA AHA CASH, and $50,000
vu of Real Estate to Invest In first*
class Uortsacef. or will be exchanged fer Chicago cr Mil
wsuk*e property. Apr>vto E S. TAYLOR,
oci3t3t Bo3tnlo.tr E. Church D ock.Cb cito. 11l
T5 BRICKMAKER3 AND LUM-
Exchange on reasonable terms for
Brlcki or Lumber,
Lot OOCzITS) No. 0, block fil Csaa Trustee’s SnbolvUlca
ofn.w, >. aee.il, township 39, runff* li. Acrly to M. a.
BOREr, Attorney at Law, No. 9 si*»on!e temple. 1-tar*
bora a * set. Ohleaeo. ID. aeJT-drll-Sm
'J'HE TWO DICTIONARIES.
WEBSTER’S UNABRIDGED DICTIONARY, N'tw
Fletorisl EdLloa. Pries, •*.03,
It-
T7ORCK3TER’3 QUARTO DICTION ART, plcto
rUl Edition. 91M, D.B. COuKE 4 CO,
ocl» 111 Lose sovet.
STOCK OF GOODS
FOR EXCHANGE.
The Advertlaer wishes to exeheage
▲ Stock of CrOOda
For Real Eitste. Addreaa Box 1333. Chiour* Post
Office. anlft'SO ly
Q.LOVESI GLOVES GLOVES!
Don’t f-jrj;et to buy your Q’.ovw at BOWEN*d, No. SO
Clark street, (u>et»lr*.) Tae b»t and cheapest Buckskin
aa.i Fur, all sold lower than ever before.
N. B.—BoweiU a'stAxent for the Wert of Wilson’s
Sewinc Machine. The most simple and perfeit macclse
ever made. Call and s«s tu ocld d3ss fit
T'ALLOW CANDLES,
X i t- SOAP.
Tallow, No. t.3 sad sttilc rendered: Grease cf
all kmde,Osntiia—fiunn cr. Pressed and MoaM Csndlw;
SUniey’sGleTelaad Bte«rffitCaadlca. boarwFalm, Family
acdEraalte. Forcceby
9 J. C. MITCHELL,
. 77 CsxLc-bL, ud ecr.BUU-rt. and Archer Read.
»WW4y
"VTATLS CHEAP,—2,OOO kegs as*
Xi sorted Cut Mils, from 31 to 3d, for nie at No 1C
eouth Market street by FUKD 4 NORTON.
ocneS7S4w
BARRELS CHOICE WIN.
wt/U ter A poles, and SO bine’s NewTnrk Qul ee?,
just resrived and form’s by STEVEN** A WCIiuCR.
0C3»d3184m IQS Rudolph dU
PURE SWEET CIDER—in wliolo
X and half barrels, recrireJ fa ty and for rale at
_ . STEVENS 4 WEBBErt’S,
oeC&dM34a 108 Randolph at.
CHOICE CATAWBA AND ISA-
V/ belli Grapes fer sale low sy ,
STEVENS A WEBBER,
edS-ias-te loaiusdotea st.
PAMPHLET and BOOK PRINT-
L 170. La ce feats cf different sixes of Book type,
Advms’Powo- Franca. Hoe's hydraulic Press, and giod
workmen free as suaenor facilities for tumm- oat tali
clasi of work. Animates made oat sod forwanTeJ to say
partot sseafletfons.
WSI.H. RAND,
oeNtSw Tress and Tribune Office.
POSTERS IN ONE OR MANY
COLORS at thePrets and Trlhnne Offlre.
OCM-Sw Wit. H. HAND.
TTANPBILLS, CIRCULARS, &c.
A~( tbtefaliydizplayaltoorderat *bs Press and Tri
bune OflUe- WE. H. HAND.
PARD3 AND BILL HEADS AT
W a few hoars’ notice. At the 7ms and Tribuns Office,
ftl CUrkstmt. V«. H. ASu.
'T'OBACCO.—IOO bC bbls. Chew
las Tobacco, UO fcbls. Saoklsx Tobacco, SCO box*
sad Caddies Tobacco, cf various brands, for sale low.
WM. LITTLE A <N>. m Woatb Walaf t.
ROCERTEB.—SO Bbla. N. Y.
VJ Syntpjshhds. Molacsea, UJbazs CoffiM,asObeztt
Paha sad C, £. Soso, 100 boxes Concentrated Lye, at low
stt market prim. WM LITTLE A CO.,
ta Stoth Wtie-maaL
OAA Hhda. N. O. SUGAR, in
Uvv store tad for sal*. *
REYNOLD?, ELY A 00.
AAA Bblfit N. T. SYRUPS,
TtVV RXINOLW. E*X * OQ.
NUMBER 98.
aaraseuwsng.
TtfoVICKER-S THEATRE.
XTJL Vnnsr.aatiMt. hetwgaa iUUtt3Dmto», -
P" D?cr« cpsa it 7 o'clock. Performance lo cnsmMro
aTX o'clock. Sox CSst open from ID UUI aad Cron 3
til 6 o'clock.
AmonKurt—Drtss Circle. 50 cmt* • Seccad Circle. 31
OfciU; l-ttate Boxes, HjOuii |«J3O.
WEDNESDAY, OCT. 24.
MISS MCCARTHY AH!) MR, VUCCEST.
create* Oct. Sllh. St*’: eight of the Sew lo
cV. PoLlica 1 , Cc&vc Drama. will! ea by » 7Vesoc»ai and Sf
POLITICS: 0& to* (Mrar n Ch.o*oo,
A'jament—«r rjixf matter* a* ter newspapers. Tlnw
—lan betoie E’.nrhn and tUCJen * %v. hcears—The
Wigwam and outer places. CLarwfrrwHeo-.blicaot,
D*tioc'»t*, Ajcerlracr. n >be lB«v:uhIe” tad Stutter
“(vioruWv," Lracolnaid Dontlus Some, frmtheCenv
pa*cn I>ok*. \TI ertwak* am Inritct lo Pzoce*tlots.
Tks petfcnmace will commence with
THE B9SSIS PISH WITZ,
Macftrlana. («Uh Msa.).....U!t* Mscvthf.
To ccnclrda w‘.Ln the Matkal ExtnTacvxa. JESSY
IiXSD. lo which rte wiu slog six soagssad » duett, xsd
aa&se w~.th Mr. Vl"C<rt.
QRA.fi D WIDE-AWAKE
PROMEN ATE CONCERT,
To be *lrea by tie
Nonxn sros wid&au’.ike clud.
t)a PEli’r Y STevitr-, #Vt. 55tb, 1®»0. at
tiOP.TH HiURST HAUIm
OPTiCEKtop TU< B.VENIX-'I.
PxaraxTT- aLc* • Eiirey. C. p.*ai«—J. U.Clybcara
crilMilTlE 0- AItHaSGSMZSTS.
A.?*rr«f, J. lia W. Euil',
C.J. \Pllder, tteorre Kotir, c.J. cnoJeiU
C.TtUßichffv, L Atwaur.
DECOOAIIOX COJIUJTTE?.
i» V"'p«, T. Mflrr, H. E Praatw,
J'baOre. -• I'..C.Wai?, ViarKSßElh,
XKlunl Barnard. Ib.K!oake, P. Basse.
J:cr»«f*TlOS OOMiIITTEB.
11.8. Wade, K. Kosoer, Frtd.Vartea.
UOSORART ilAN’AOlria.
ITon.'W. B. , , , R't«n.lloti. I. N. anolt. Hon. K. B. Jed d.
K.C.lamed. Kaq.< kfcj KU B.tea, htq.
*. Uaws:n. Bq. C. E*q. John AUtoa arq.
W. Vnnger, Kaq. J..s, Koauer.Kq.O. n. Habl»*d, h»j
W. R. Smith. Z*t B. M.Wtisoo.Ksq. J. J. Rk£»tur, S q
PWSOR MANAGERS.
r.Taro!c r lffd, I>oocin McLean, HEaanjer.
Ctaa-VVc-r, I>. H, itirl:n, Asg. Braaslsg,
LrrwtG'je, Frank Utven.
The ••ifferent Wtde-AwakeC'Q’Jaof the citj are fpeelallf
l&vitei to a'.lesd n IqL onirotm.
Tk'eets Si) e-nic to be b«d of the Coaalttoa of Ar*
ra-’temtcU and ot iQemb:ri of'.be Vlnb.
The programme bathotly asneanmi. ee23tl
JIALL.
3HORSOAY SVZNISO.CCT. 18TIL.
—ATO—
On Vcdnctdiy mud Satudhjr Aft«i«
nooats
will is sxajurriD
WAUGH’S MAGNIFICENT
Mirror of Italy.
Thethrairsofthe warof Empires. The most mar)lfle*nt
(dies of raaoramic Palnttiueinthlscoaatrr, «Uhtb* new
and bflllaeta tracllonsoftbe illarcln.tlOLS of fit. FeUtl
Church, Cathedral or 31 ian. Ac.
re r i ISc-Us. loafte-nooa exhiMtUns -Ladia*
Chllaren lOits. Doors open at 6,H o deck. rammrrco
stTKo’coek. ccUdas-l v
rj. mirasole’s dancing
vJI • ArADKUT.
Ccraer Madison and Clark Entrance oa Uadlioc.
Class open at all tlxe* ter beginners.
CoiLsasa’a Class ev’tv Tuesday and SAturdvr. Pa*
nstso'-iyalloweias vi»tr«rs. AA.en.bJy every Tur»d*y
Sitnbt, Fr.ods, and oo persons alm'.t'ed
except these Introduced by Scholars. seddSv <m
iUKanteh.
TXT’ANTED-—Several good steady
* V Boy». fmn 13 to 14 yew eld,find steady eta*
ploymeatat 103 We*tXokattmU o^aixlt
TyANTED—To Borrow—Twenty
v T Tits Hood •! Co.lare. on »ocd ncur.ty. Xd
dr.aslhnm*h 1374. Chlcsxu.
ocCdflfllt
TT r ANTED—By a young man of
Jl" pood morals and anility, a eltnailoa ae Teacher lx
a Hlih School or Ac»d*raT,crt*rndpalofa Public School.
Uctxs'pUossbb references given. Adixeia bos isml
Saajwxh. HI. ccllxJw
WANTED immediately.—
7 y 100 Teas of eod loose TIMOTTIT HAT, for
which the t;ch*et market price will be pvd In C*sh on
dahmyatoorpßSfl. hUxwetl corner of bine ts:«n4
avccce. Wc;;ChLago, KIU3EIE BhOTHEIk*.
ocUOxlm Ogee 43 Market st.
WANTED— A Stock of Dry
Good*. Jewe'ry, Clothing, or Boots asd Sb see, la
rxebaoee for Improv-d nr Uslaproved Beat Brtate in
Ciilcago, HUwau tee or Pcrtage CUy. Wls. Aayoaewhh*
l-i.■ ornate an exchtegx will pUa:e address P. O. bos
933. Chicago. cedixlw •
TyANTED.—The undersigned hag
m a Reetlfy’af eiUhllshmeor, well loctted in afl ier
bhixg city In the mteilor or Wkccs>in.an3 wants a raitcer
w;taiwoorth,rtehODdr.ddoltari,ca<h,toa»e la the *Tir
chAsecf hWhwlntsfur IramfcUten*-. in additloa to the
liquor trade, 'beet tabUsbnwnt U making from two 'a Three
barßl. vinegar the pro 111 o' «b cl> wUlpivei
pensrt. Atkrrear, wlta ted naraafet an rep y will be nvta)
“ Minufictuier," PreAsaxl Ttlhonc Chicago.
ocig-atg
WANTED. —Agents to engacro in
T T a ot>«Esot ssd prcftuft'e BnFsesr, la which La*
die* and UeuUstuea of good can nuke
From $2 to $lO per l>ar«
Call between the hoars of Sand It a. m.. and Sand 4 r.
ic, at No. H Maacnle Temple, opposite ih* Poet OflW; or
ridx***. encoding stamp, P. O. Box 3543. «
111 * <H,t (J-l3^Mm
tfox Sale.
T>IAXO tor SALE—A good Piano,
A nearly new, wll' h* w>l>l coni*. Inquire at Wagon's
IWf gtapnO-Uery. |3I Late ttieet. oSjtit
SALE—A few more of those
A Ladders, from Uin 20 fcet lons, manufactured rom
New Tort State J*nmc* Timber. Clo-ice oat it Re. ter
foot. T. M. UIBDAttD. U3 Rlnsiest-veL
»etc2M-:za
OR SALE—IB,OOO Acres of Land
A near Fort DcJge,lo**a. at a low fico** for cash. An*
ply to A. J. GALLOWAY A CO. Lake stmt.
Chid go. ec*U!3»tw
TJ’OR SALE—Any person wishing
L to partitlsn an cfloeln a store or wartbons*, can
Sod sub and board* for miecbetp by SMITH tUHi SR,
UfaggisU, eaeceascta to PenUn A Co, 91 Lake street.
Chicago. vclMffiHw
PEDDLERS’ WAGON for Sale.
X —A light Peddler*’Wagon. netrlyeew. win be sold
cheap. Apply to UEO. X. CONODUN, 39 Lake street.
< clflctw
POR SALS.—3OO Acre, of Choice
JL Had LANDSfor sale or exchange fur good Citv Pro
perty. Ihe l*nd Is In Wisconsin, cn the Ocnta River,
thirty mllvs above the mouth, near EldrU'ge A Baco-.'a
Mill*. Al*o, two valnssie Hones, Busgy, harness, Ac.
Forfarherlnrcnaat;on,apnly to ROa’l* E. HILL,
octsdlstla Proprlct rof Harden City House.
J7OH SALK.—The stock of a well
I- established and pr'fiUbl.* rruanfactnrlo/ cone*rn la
tclaeityamoutlDgtoCS.'kO. Ons-hsif cash aadseeured
short paper, balance la w-U located re*l estate In this cry
crfa-nUßglaadslatheccuntry. Address **S,‘*P o.box
IWdi. w’Tr'm
SEo iient.
TD LAWYERS.—A s-at in a far
nl«bed office to LL Inquire at Boom 6. No. 41
Sowlb C'ark street. offijalw
'T'O RENT—That largo Dwelling
JL h'MjfeonlhecOTarrofßarri-oaavt Bdlalhttrta^
All sew y papered sod painted, with *as. bata ccllir, sli a
fin; rule order. Large utacds*able. Applv wJ mN S.
DUGUaNAN, No. iifi Randolph street, from 10 to 11
o’clock. oclT-lfd-Iw
TO RENT—The Commodious
Ptnre, Ro. 49 Clark street, under the Foster
House. A first mis location for tweavs*. verticui.rly
Clott-bs. Hardware. As. Apply to GhO. F. Y USISit,
or M. if. BAXTER, of the fo:ter House.
oclv*<a.T).2w
r I , O KENT—One New Three Story
JL B RICE HGURK. with Urge yard aad larg* barn, co
Did street, east of Michigan Avenue—one of rue ficcyt lo*
ratlons«Ddneigbborhaoc«ui thecity. Rent only 433 per
rvrir.oaiA. Apply oataepremacs. oraddrea* P. u. box
3M>O. esSdiaJm
r PO BENT—Four Story Brick
X Store, with eel'ar 50 by ISJ feet, on North Water
street, designed for btenge. Can be r«a'.*d fr.r pcrk cui-
Ltg and backing. Apply to O. W. ADAMB, No 1M)
North water street. wtfsla
■ntSTCLLTiRY TO RENT OR
JL/ FOR SALE. Tb? fln# di stlHerr tttjcheJ to the
J'raltle M.rf* Mill at Cllntonviil.-, attfTfn, nn ths Cbl-
C3goJSQ,.ai*B*iLD4il. Appllv t>»
DAVIS A NISSEN,
0c1W33 lat 49 Laaalla .trtet;
AND SECOND
fx A fturo* for*a>!ow. Pluosud
| j *2 x t • Ueiodecsa to Rent. Orders fur rohiag
Tla4<.s.llelodeOiS.Organa.atk<lall kinds of Musical laatri*
meats proa ptlv attended to. All kinds of Mvical lartra*
Best* repslrecl it tbcrtnotlce.
US LahestrMt—aear Clark.
lioarDing.
T>OARD—A Gentleman and his
JLw wife, or cue or two slcxis gmtbm-n will Sad board
and pleasant rocms,•a:c:a'»-d or aofuruldwd. w.tain tea
ninate- wvk fmm the Coart liou*e, Wtst Sid*. Ardmi
P.O. b0x3213. OcCdJOT Jw
TJOARDTNG—There are now ra-
JLJ ca-.t at £33 and 323 B<ulhC.ar« street, arwe
pleasant front moss satiable for families or sirgle m te
men. it Is also a eonv-tlcnl location for day boa d ra. as
It Is only oae bl.ek lro.ii tbe new Post UCce. Terns mod*
state. cciCxtW
T?OARD.—A Suite of Front Rooms
JLj to Rent, with Hoard, at 19 and SI Michigan
avenge. Reference. requited. octlOdatlm
BO A R DIN G—Pleasant rooms
with Beard can be obtained at No. 49 Tan Bursa
atrtet, between £'ate as t Watnudi avenue. o;‘9nlm
All personshaving
claims azalost the Me Srtr\ef BTEVENS A HES
TON ere hereby notified to present the same to w-» nadsr
slgned. at h'sOflce. No. 11-1 Booth Water s tear, tefort
tbs 8d day of November sext. at-which tin' the vs-ts In
ms pc a>essl-.n will be anpl ed to piymen* rf tne isdrbtae.
n*esef raid dun, ibr a-nduionsof a eenaln
deed of aaelsiimiai bolrmz dale tn« i>ih day of Martb. A.
D.1360 U. W. UIN3UALD,
octldVVla AstlihtJ ofSlCTtsa Ailajthß,
npo WHOM IT MAY CONCERN
A Any ooe bavin* an Express Wajon, Horse and Bar*
seas, or adoable Team with Wa£Qs.ut Dray Horse. Dray
and Harness, and wlsslnz *0 d>spo*e or them In etrhaega
f.<r Farmtnc l and In M;dUr«r>. can have tbe opportmiAy
bybddiesaloxZ’ottOiScsHoxSSOU. »essdii4 im
■p»OH MILLINJiUY, BHESS AND
A Cloak maSdag, Pa'Waa and UaeUie attlehiaz. to
to Mil A, O, NUitrtld, 119-Si at. CUr; street, Cmhoaa
EDWARD 8. L. RICHARDSON,
*** m yroprtater.
RG. GOOD WILLIE’S
• WIIOLX3ALE
PACKINQ BOX PAOTOBT,
coxjta «ucx axz> imsri ss.
Orders for Boxes, Trttalc bodies and Frail Omwen vQ re
e.O. 8cx3373. XJ.
PACKING BARRELS ALWAYS
JL on baod aod,br sale. A prime article.
OiO, A. 3 Cl VEENS.
'PDtarboniiUtst,
VBW US TBISJm
ad Tisuaih a aasißtLZ
-lie Mowing ire the rates of edT«itiala#i &la j
run pbkhi inn Taißvnsi
Oat Square, Ol&eaagaCaJ one a
„ “ «cb sshacqneat dan *Ksl
* " two weeks, («w «T.) „ ;.j
" onemanta- (2a il
M ** three month*. f4» »IA) —..'l.jj
“ Axteoatos, <£»*4#,). ,j
“ #uyiar. tt'.j
WT ASchednleoTPilaeefarmonipeMUaavbeJqr:;
CMte seen at tie Comma* Room,
AllTraadeat AdrwttMa)eatitobepalilaA(l»te;«,
tar AHohasgeectarxedaCoeaUperSquie.
>
iazm n iiTuiui nr tuxit mn us aam
•HS a *"» «*** w*«k. tax 4m month.
-2**2 »• .. lormcu eubeeqieaiEioatt.
foroneyeaf.
fiuitian Saits.
BTrrr G ,?J; BERT * SA3IPSOK,
J-» AUCT;OSE!RS. Ka. 83 LASS ST. *
Superior Furniture
And Household Good* at Auction*
Oa lhar»la», Ociober *y*». as gw oVaik. «• *t i
oettof eat3Mur*.A<x, imuiil.iE; of ToroXlas *f.e
E*-y a^Roct;o rth>i;**rJu®
T?p l F Arlort>ilM,U*lTrec«, V*A.kCl. li* Ku.
w »; h ' | a r ‘S'. r-’*no SlooL, Prrrch
lwft?V^ X * Unj 2£ , ‘ T*o!r*. tana Uiblrs^f
u.ti.n. Lem ge«, Wtrdtvb-**. Hdr and <.ta?r -.
’ Tab!«vJ.*ak Sldetr wd*, Carpets Mir nrt
2?LsJ£*£.TV m i B««atClT«^rs«S:
gfc-Wg« 8t OIL3EET k SAMPSON. AaeHoueqrm.
gY TO A. BUTTERS & CO.
HOUSE AND LOT ON WABASH AT/, -
AT ACCTIOtT.
Os tussoat Arruis oox, ccr. 30, ais cclocS.
Os the Frudsee,
A T? ue. near m ß „.d l-t.ee. The Let front* 3i» feeten
Aeaine,mniltr M.*k toon oiler iia f r.'«**a
1 " a Uott r “ lWßu ’<«*«ht rooms, w-ih a
• n4 ?J. f '.'° d w,Mi w««Gfii*Uxn, fnrtt**-;
an - ! sbrti •bezy *f ail xlads.
That tie to the prri?er»l» perfect. For fun her cartlca*
’an. e*n at our ■ 30 Dourbom stnet
Qcl»aS6t4 WM, A. BUTfhRS A >.0.» Auetlcpsera.
WK A. BUTTERS As CO.,
OAimtl,' ACCIIMKSK9,
«•. «a * 10 DIASBOKH &T&SST,
SBnctlj oppose tbs Tnaopt Sou<^
FBBSIXOBE SAAB
Erenr Wednesday A Saturday.
At tK o'clock a. s.
DBY GOODS SAI.Y
X9*ry M*ud*p mi 0 1-2 O’efoA J t
AT OUR SALESROOM.
_ •*“ C«h advanced on Farnltora, Ihy Goods. Eoofsail
Sao««, Ac. aud.* < ;vfj.iy
• Stafford’* Olive
Olirc
Only and no other prrparatlaa r»«i
ccßpotxcded With the view of a genera!
>ale has ry«r been able to obtain test
Olive
moßlaU from person* of such promt
Olive
Jio Law. r\rih avro..Xsw Tort
*•»»>» Dtapsa. E,q , Hanko-. S. 1
niuiLov Who l»g.I xihsoy, N. k
DcrMJaisv. Wvhlntfton, D.C
Coo. Pa atm. Cclt. HuifonL Cana*
on. < a.4 Mat. U K.A.
Kit Jesatra Lcavitt. Editor I tide
pe-dent, y. r.
K* Hmn. *J.*xim'aer.:».T.
K * r * U*° s *» hteu. of Amer,
CM Bl'HoUtt'B. 5 t.
tlsr. t». r. A. Sruxsio, ButJemitl -
Few >orc
Olive
Olive
Olive
lUt. Da. LayiAao, Xxttar, If. H.
And mote than 100 other well knows
Olive
Olive
OLIVE TAB.
• Wxtx OntTx Tax ra lax*L<i> Iti
hexing Basuale odo*x an brought 1b
contact with the w«i"g mtmbrac* of the
Olive
throat* Brourhiel 7ub*e.mm4
mil th* of
the
Olive
Rel r *vtog at ones any jw'a otepprv«>!on
vdaeahcgenylnluiloa or inflamma
tion.
Olive
Wxxa Ouve Tax is taxxjt rrov
scoab it 10-mtan unequal*! Boothia*
t'd Ueal Bgbyiap for Cou*tu and all
HirratUl—»<•«.
Wnu Out* Tax u Arrv.riD ( tr
3faj(t>e:luorconc,QtniK! carAtlvepow
trsrenr er It a nett sye-dr
Pala Anolbllator.
Olive Tar uno t sticky. does no t discolor,
fifty ccniaalwUlv.
Clive
Olive
Olive
J. R. STeFrOaDR
Iron mntt Sulphur Foicdtr*
Area lolit-le pnpnrauoa cf lion ana
Sulphur. Identt-n! with that e«l«‘nelr
lib1ib- blood ot a pvtfrctlr bealO-y pe r-oe.
Untie* with the dxevted fooo—Ther
Itevltsllseand Ponfyihe B'ocd—they
I” put JCa;my to the N<rvonsSy*t*uv
llivv tnvuutatv tn I.lvor—Tisy
Mnß<*heatk« UUeaticn—lhey Kern
lata too Seeretlona of the Body—Ar.o
ARaspedflrfora'i Female Wasted*'*.
rttex Un Dannax a Paoxasc.
STAFFORD’S OLIVE TAR.
STaFWORu’S IRON AUD SUL
PUUR POWDEKB.
STAFFORD'S LVdALER.
For sale by
Olive
Olive
Olive
Olive
Olive
SMITH & DWTBB,
(•<actes«Oß to Pen'oa k Co^>
: Who esaie anc Retail AxenU laCnicace.
Clive
EAT YICTOItXA BRIDGE
►PEN. Thislmvanaefroa stnetara, nearly twa
eagth. (the longest la the worjl) erected aoroasth
Ol
miles tale:
BITER ST* LAWRENCE
At Montreal. at * co«t of Mx-aud vHalf Mlinr.ns of TVI.
lara, to connect the Ea*Ura and Western Dirt*loot of 4^
Grand Trunk ICaihoay
OF CANADA.
Is now optn for public traffic. This road of nearly LU9
miles la length, la operated under
OSX MANAGEMENT FROM DETROIT. MICH. TO
PORTLAND, ME. *
And than la only
ora ohauqh or cabs
From Chicago or the Mississippi River to Portland or Bo**
ton. Quickest and mo.t eenveeieit route for tmvel be*
tween the SoaUi and Wett aad Canada and New kagland
Passengers and freight bo< Bed through all parttof Canada
and the Hew England state*, also to and from
CBIUAGO AND LIVERPOOL
And the Continent of Europe, at eonsidemklr redveed
rat*>, by tbeonlvtefularw«*klyllnsof UNITED STATE-.
AND EUROPEAN MAIL STEAM BUS. *ai;in Z from
Quebec every baturda*. and from Liverpool everv Weu*
neaday throughout the year. For further particulars aoN v
to WALTER bHANLV. nrsrril Manager. Montreal.
JAR. W ARRACK, Gent nnltn Aeant.
_ No. 1» Lake street,
« Uaderthe AdaasHause, C>»i««y«T
TTNITED STATES MAIL.—
LJ * Only Weakly Line to
CORE, LIVERPOOL,
And all the principal cities of Great Britain an I the Coatt*
nent of Korop*, calling at Qu:eastc wa,(Corx) Ire And.
TUB 9IONTBSU HAIL
Ocean Steamship Company’s
Flnt-elaaa full powered Clyde bnllt ri«am*te In cottier*
tloawithiheQKAND TRUNK RAILWAY .-f C.ia.it
•all every Saturday from Quebec, carrying the United state*
and Canada Mails and passengers:
Bohenjlan.C*pt, McMastar.: Nova Scotian, CapLßO'iaa-*
No.-thbriU-n,” Oncxe. I Nth American, *• A-MU
Anglo Saxon,** BJanUne. > Canadian, (new.)
Two newahlps (buildicg).
Qnlckevt, Cheapest and most cominrtA'.ie LAsynn.
Farvfrum Chicago or Mllwankeeio Queenstown twntk) #
Liverpool:
Tsd Class, according to stats room ~ yg? aadlL#.',
Steerage, found with cooked proviiloea......
Reiarn nckets # firslCl*s*4oodforqmoaths,*iao asdllt
Steenre. m usd .
CeitUcateslKuedfor brining out passengers frexn
Ihe principal towns of Great Untaln and Ireland, by ahev.
steamers or sailing vessels, at very nuaevd rates.
For fiv'ghsor pa*a*ra ip.Jv to the Conpany’a Genera
Agents, sabel A Searle, Is water street, Liverpool Cors
and Dublin, and It Broadway, New York, Wa. UraLaat
Detroit and MUvaaxea Railroad, Milwaukee, or to
JAMES WAKKaCK.
Grand Trunk, Railway Office, I* Luka* t„
dlylstp Under Adams llou-e, Ou'cieo
AND OH. EMPORIUM,
Clias. Xx. Noble.
1M CLAHK STEXIT. m
Sedreea Washington and Madison stmt.
Kerosene and Coal Oii
Goods,
The only party In Chicago to whom Downer send**
XSTBA S2ZBOSB7TQ,
This Oil Is purs and not adulterated with cheaper (olds
All good brands of Cuel Oils, Lamps tor Churches, Pia*
Bulidlrcs, Blotea. Ac. Agency of Bldwelt’s Coal u
Grease and Depot of Grafton Mineral Paint Company,
auSfrcWOsmlatp
gEWINQ MACHINE AGENTS.
Wasted la every Coaaly throughout the Western Btatse
to Mil.
Tous*i Improred 930 .Sewln* BU*
dilnt.
These Machine* are Adapted to all Turtles of work,
TamUy&ewiDg.TaUotlßgaMUootaDdSbae.Maltiag They
bsTemelwiUisTerylsrjeiaJednilnxibe past year,
lag naivenal saUafaoloa. Adame
WM. B. YOCNO * CO.,
IWjljtp Manufacturers, Cuhgo, 13. *
CHICAGO SALESROOM. 133 LASS t>TRULI
■\TOTICE —CHICAGO 'WATER
Xl WORKS AH owners cr cc-upactaof balldlccv
supplied »Ub water by tno Chicago City Uydrmauo Cost
p*ny, are hereby nodded taut Ui*m.o d nai p,j.
mrntoMh* jeir eumrneaclng 'lay 1«, ljV, and enaiaj
jlay Ist tail, will be due end pay-we on the hi o; Noreit
b*rncxt, at the Wat r Commissioner's CIS e. comer ot
LaSea-dHsa.lesJrrela.rooo 50,4 over Ratios Uaak.
The paym'ntbrttiad'caTed tone fine ootbe litcf No.
vemhrrntxt Is for tL« u*ei.f water forth* belt year com*
me cngwiblhitdava-d eu-’lng May Ist, l«el.
Owucrs or mutants uf bitLd-ngs wolc.are aUaa>*d cm
tolsadlolnlng tuy street, areata nr alley tbroagb wh'ch the
dirtrliMiheg w»ur plpcsare laid bat which ere aotsap.
riled wl’b water. are alto noafeitbst tbs second teal*
annual n»yme&t fir me iscwrotnl fur Hut yiwp ewaiQsac*
tog >*ar 1-1 ISfO, and enct'g May ljt,lcel,»Bl be due *<*4
p»-sb *at ibesamu I'mesad nUc*.
Pyorlemrtbe Hoard. a. W. TIJJKHAM,BWe*spy.
WaUrComorstbßen'OflJce.Cet Ju.ltftf. ocAjUAU t
a. a. aaarxtrtxß. a. a. ernes B.a,exme.
JjVXCHANGE * DEPOSIT Bank
CARPE&TZR* STtDBS 4* <?9,
(tvccxMoiA to wxuir, cunßo a oeO
CXXtAR SAPXDS, 10 •Hx*
Riftxjvcxj—Read, Drexel A Co, Sew Tori; Uoffoaa
A UeJpcbe.tblcago. Meivly
SPIRITUAL MAMFHSTA
TIONS —M'm ADA L. HOTT, Writlrgaad Kapptmc
T«t Me!lum,wlil ghe titllxuis for tbs ot
ueMpbe&om«osfraa»A.)c. toOp.K.,at No.34Scalrv
Uesplalnea street. Terms, 9UOO Ax aourforoir* or two
paeoai. pctSilw
T ADIES AND GENTLE3IEN
Li who are I'oblnx fora whets tier wtUget
their work w-cil done, saber In dyeLnz or eUanlnc. ta al> .to
branrhes, will fled each b« cb'.tlrr at the Uoe-on Finer
Meua Dyei&z uiabl.s9m«>tof tentv rcbwarx. No. 7S
Socta Clark street and 13H lillacls street. oc'tilw
WANTED to exchange—
> T FOB cm PBOMBIT,
A FARM
Coaslstlag of 100 acres prairie and iOaaee oft'mber ha9L
Address Rax 14. osCflUTlii
rpHENEW POST OFFICE WILL
A be occupied on the lit of November. A large toil
handsome sjcreaad tvpanle or togvUMr r abn*
c4ces and lodging rooms will be rea'ed eh’W». Apply ah .
tbe balk iz. roam 18,
ecl3d.»sw H »Pc»bo»n slrveu
XT OOPS, HOOPS, HOW’S—Four
II Hualrw TIWO-.4 F“i l ?!S r .. 3 * n *'i
rimu .f. iflllillW CJ. MAOtLL.
MU., a, *. wt. »nUi Wri« ka« vU
raw,
Tar|
Tan
lar.
Far,
Tan
far.
Tar,
penons.
Tan
Tar,
Tar.
Tar.
Tar.
Tar.
Tar.
Tar.
Tar.
Tar.
Tar.
Tar.
Tar.