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FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 23,1800.
MONETARY.
. i ; Tscrsdxt Srxxnra. Nov, 22.
f'The exchanngemarket Is more steady to-day;
but rates among the banks generally are higher.
▲ few of them wfl! cot sell at any figure; but the
majority supply customers freely at 73® per cent.
.Though the price Is hlglv there Is a more cheerful
feeling, and if the wheel* of business begin to re
volve, everything will soon move forward as usual.
Tree, the cost of the movement, till exchange falls,
will be heavy, bat even that is- betterthgtatagna
tlcm. There Is still a great lack of paper offering,
aud currency is accumulating largely;' Buying rate
nominal at&36,V pur cent. •‘•J
The demand for gold Is very small and confined
mainly to those who want very small amounts.
Buying rates 536 percent.; eclUng 10. '
Ths Rejected Illinois Banks.—The bills of
the rejected XUinqls banks are bought to-day at 80c
on the dollar. Our impression Is that they will
very soon be worth considerably more, and they
will reach nearly if not quite par within a few
weeks or months at most. Let those who can, keep
them for the present at least.
Tor Aphoiu Bank.—Wc regret to learn that
Messrs. Ball A Brother, owners of the Aurora
Bank, have been obliged to close their doors. They
own also the National Back at Equality. 111., and
the Arctic aud Hall & Brothers bank, in Wisconsin.
As the bills arc all secured, the failure of the own
ers cannot affect these banks in the least.
Specie Suspensions at tux East.—Private dis
patches this afternoon report that the Philadelphia.
Baltimore and Wheeling banks have suspended
specie pa\meut«. If so, New York will follow to
morrow, and dispatches to that effect were received
by parties here. Of course the basks of the entire
country will be obliged to adopt the same policy.
Too first effect would bo to assure confidence, and
the prices of stocks and business of all kinds wonld
Improve. It is not possible with present prospects
that the suspension can last many months. Wc
ahonld not bs surprised to see it end by the first of
February. Though the immediate effects may be
salutary, a suspension of specie payments! in Its
remote consequences is always to be deplored.
NcwYouk Stock Makktt.—The reports this
afternoon from Wall street show a marked Im
provement in the price of stocks. The rise from
the price* ruling at the first Board is from >£©2 to
3 per cent. New York Central closed at 76J£; Ga
lena 61J4; Tennessee 81 ,V ? Missouri 71#. Should
ths rise go on, the necessity for the call of the bank
commissioners will hare disappeared. The Jana-
Ptry coupons, soon to be paid, will now go far to
wards making up the deficiency.
COMMERCIYL
Thursday Evnrea, Nov. S3, 1860.
The following are the receipts end shipments for
the past twenty-four hour*: SSZ
RECEIPTS.
Floor Wheat Corn Oats Bye Barly
this. bn. bu. bu. bu. ha.
By Late 500
By Canal. COM 5707 4
G.&C.U.R.R 035 14155 350 1219 110 795
C.fc8.1.R.11. S TO) TO) 609
LC.R.R 1W 5503 .... 1050 330 350
C.8.&Q.1L8. CM 4832 4191 11 45 655
O.A N.W.R.R. ItfiO 7620 42 99 663 ....
C.A,*St. LJt 1400 2150
T0ta1.... 2714 3955S 16533 SS7O 1063 17W
Dr*s*d Lire ' High- '
Hogs. Hogs Cattle Bid's w'as B*d»-
No. No. No, IBs. bble. B>s
0.AC.U.R.8. .... 69 56 7030' 50 2900
C.&8.1.R.R. 172 .... .... 40
LC.E.H 8 870 79 81G67 60 ....
C.8.4Q.R.U. .... SO 118 53093 .... 14980
C.&N.W.R.H. 29 13 .... 8474 .... 3611
CJt&SLL.R ISG9 16 3225 37 2272
£2 2SCS 1.2C9 G&489 177 23638
Total.
shipments.
Flour Wheat Cora Oats Bye Barly
brls. bu. bn. bu. bn. bu.
. .. . 82800 16147 .... 14000 ....
To Buffalo....
fit. Cat harin's.
Total 48200 3C147 .... 14000 ....
RECEIPTS AND fcmrXENTS BY LAKE to-dat.
£tcelp*e. Shipment.
Iron lbs 630.0301 Wheat, bu 81,200
Fish, pkgs 497 Hay, tons 35
Lumber, feet.....683.0001 Corn, bn 820
Shingles, No 590.000 1 Apples, bbls.... 17
Wood, cds 1771
Tae receipts of Hogs to-day amounted to 2,665,
and the market was more active and a shade firm
er. Both packers and shippers entered the market
and purchased freely at gross, at which
figures the yards were emptied. Good heavy hogs
found ready bayers at $5, and extra lots were sold
at $5.05&5.15. Bcof Cattle were very doll; under
the unfavorable news from New York, and the sales
were light gross. There is no demand
by packers, aud several lots shipped here for sale
were cent to be packed on the owners’ account. -
There Is a continued stillness In the provision
market. A lot of 10J brls extra heavy Mess Pork
was sold to-day at sl7 for shipment to Canada. Cut
Meats and Lard are inactive and entirely nominal.
Tallow steady at 9£c. Hides dull and £c lower.
The Wheat market t onlay was qnlet but firm.
The demand was chiefly by speculators, and by
shippers to fill out cargoes; and only about 65,000
bathe's were cold at 7S®79c for Northwestern
Club; 76®T7cforNo.lSpring; and74Q7scforNo.
S Spring. There was a very limited demand for
Flour, and the market was dull and s®loc lower—
about KW brls having changed hands, at SX9O©4
fortalr to good Spring extras, and $8.20®8.25 for
Superfine. Cora was doll and >f&lc lower, with
Bales of No. 1 and No. S at SOjtfc in store, and nsw
Corn at 27c, Oats neglected. Bye and Barley-quiet
and nominal. Timothy Seed was rather dull, and I
voaewfaat lower—with sales of fair to good at j
$2.17#&L82. HlgUwines dull and heavy—sales at
H&KD&C. I
Only one vessel was chartered for Cora to Buffo* ;
Jo at 10c £ 00 lbs. j
Ocean Tumours at New York—Nov. 20. j
Considerable engagements have been made to-day, I
but at lower rate*. To Liverpool, 7UO bales cotton ]
at J£d@9-82d: 3,000 brls flonratSs7Jtfd@4s; 40.000 i
bu wheat at 14d®l4t£d. lo balk ana bags, dosing ;
at the inside rate: 80.0UO bn com at 18#d, in bulk, j
«nd!4d in chip.* baus; 1.000 boxes cheese at 60s. j
To Loudon, 1H.090 Hu wheat at 15.V&lGd, in ship's I
bags, closing at the tower rate: 8,000 brls flour at
4s Sd; 100 hlids tallow on p.t. To Glasgow, 600 brls 4 I
flour at 4s 3d. J
HiREETS BT TUB LATEST MAILS.
St- Loris Market—Nov. 20. —There was a lib
eral supply of wheat on sale to-day. and-the few
eersons wiio were disposed to enter the market as
nyers offered lower prices. Offers, however, were
quietly declined, nod the greater part of deliveries
were sent to ►tore. Flour was again correspond-
Ingle depressed. Country brands were so much
unsettled that nothing was done. City Hoar on one
Toond lot oftuperuue (sold yesterday) brougfat4.Bo
9 bbl, but buvers view the market nominally at
$1.25. Corn wn* Inactive, but went no lower than
we quoted It yesterday. Rye was something lower.
Oats and luriev unchanged. Hides declined again,
dry flint going clown to 12tfc and dr}’ salted to lUtfc,
with not much disposition to bay at those quota
tions. Lead sold at a decline for upper mines.
Potatoes were Arm, In view of the approaching
cold weather.
Boeros Market—Nov. 19.—Com Exchange—
Tbe receipts eince Saturday liarc been 8,023 brls
Hour. 18.W0 bo corn. 21.00) bn oats,'find 750 bu
short*. Tltc market cominnes very dull and dc
pressed. holes of common brands western at $5.25;
ikncy brands at : extras at |S.GS^S.BS:
and superior at $G.*25&H.75 brl. including all
Mloda. Southern Is qnl*-t at (C&6.25 for fancy.
S&SO@7.U9 for extras, and $7.50@8.50 fomuperior-
Oorniti quiet at TT&TSc for yellow; and7s3tf®7Bc
(or mixed. Oat* havebeen sold at4o&43e « bufor
western and Canada, and Prince Edward
Island at 40c. Kreis&sse. Shorts and
fine feed at sl7©f*> g ton.
Montreal Market. Nov. 19.—Hour—Tbe mar
ket opened very quiot at (5.23 fur eimarflno, and
.Laseacll day shown a rileht decline from that fig
ure, cloving to-dav very doll at $5.10; one sale re-
Juried at $5-05. Fancy lias been placed at $5.40,
at is, as well ns Eastern, in limited demand.
Oatmeal baa again declined: shippers offering $4:
latest-sale* jreportcdaTsL2s. Indian Meal .Is still
quoted from retail sales. Ooaik—Wheat—U. C.
Spring m placed early In the week to some ex
tent at SLIU&I.I7, but 1* now unsaleable at either
of these figure*, although not much Is offering.
Email pared#, vs car*, nave ranged from (LITQ.
the ftrrmT f. o. b. One eel* reported at
sl.lO at depot. No Chicago spring ufferiug. Oats
are nominal at former quotation#; no sale# report
ed. Pea*—chipping I»ls were placed early la the
weeka*T2c. and Utterly at 7JC. Small lots, ex
«an, at 67c. llstler—No demand this week; quo
tation* unchanged.* Corn—None offering.
Pally Review of Chicago Blarket.
TurnianAT Etztchto, Xov. 22.
FREIGHTS—Quiet. The engagements were as
follows: To Bnnalo—Schr. Grenada, at 10c CO
lb*.
UFLO UR—Received, 2,714 bbls; shipped, none.
Market dull and s©Joc lower. Sale* were; 100
|»bl» *• Marine* 1 Spring Extra at $4.00 delivered;
409 bbls good Spring Extra at $4.00 del; 150bbla
•• Waapacca ” do at |3.95dc1: 90 bbU “Merchants”
do at s>3.9odel; 40 bbls “Abon”at s&Ssdcl; 85
bbls “ Merchants” do at $3.20 del.
WHEAT.—Received. 39.808 bn; shipped,4s,2oo
ta. Market quiet and inn. Sales were:—Boobo
3»orthwc«tern I'lnb at 7Sc in store; 2500 bn do at
783fc in store; S.OOO bn do el 79c in store; 13,000
*ba So. 2 Spring at 7Ccln store: 1.000 fra do at 76* c
Instore; 1.039 bn do at 77c in store; 15.000 bq Xo.
“Sprlii" at Tie In ator*:; 17,000 ha do at 75c in store;
250 bn s*o. 1 J?ed Winter at Wo on track; ISObu
Amber Winter at $1.03 on track.
CO RX.—Received. 16JBS bn: shipped, 1R.147 bn.
Market verv dull and lower.' Salas were:—l2oo bn
Xo. l.and&o. S mixed at 30* c in store; 1300bu
. stew corn at 29* c free on board; 15,000 bu do at
S9cfree on board; 4.q00 bn do at 37c in store,
OATS.—Received,2.B7obn. Market-quiet. Sale*
■weret—l<K*bare Xo. lot 10cdel.
. RYE.—Received. 1.008 bo; shipped, 14,000 bn.
Market qclct. Sales were:—lSO bags at 4Gc.on
track.
BAREEV—Received. 1,704 bo. Market quiet.
. Bales werel4s bags good at SSe on trade; 87 bags
fair at 45c on track.
SEEDS—Timothy rather dal! and a shade lower.
Bales were:—l 33 bagsgoodat $2.20; 15 bags prime
ad $3.22; 14 bags fair at $2.17*.
HIGHWIXES—Market dull. Sales were:—lso
bris dty in lota at lC*c; 71) bris country at 15c,
. ALCOHOL—3S®.S7c?I gal.
. , MESS PORK-ion brU heavy Mess at sl7.
LARD—Nominal at 2lt*c.
TALLOW—4O bris prime at 9*c. /
: r HlDES—Received, CC.489 lbs. Market doll and
Me lower. Gn-cn Salted, G*@C*c: Dry Salted.
■ liaiSc: Dry Kint. ISfl.Uc.
PKLTS—GOaaOc for Irosh.
MILL STUFFS—IO tons Middling* at sl3.
BUCKWHEAT FLOUR—B,OOO lbs ordinary at
$1.509103 lbs.
APPLES—ISO bris common to goodXew Tork
-Winter at [e-mail].
DRIED APPLES—I tons good at 4*c.
CRANBERRIES—IO bris good at $7 brl. ‘
BUl’TEE—Prime dairy in good demand at 1S&
ISe: prime firkin. 12&12* c; common do, 10&10* c.
EGGS— fiteady at 14c dot.
POTATOES—In fair request at SO&S2C for good
Xeshannoeka and Mercers.
LIVE BOOS—Received, 3.565. Market active
and firmer. There was a good demand br packers
and shippers, and the yard* were pretty well clean
ad out at a range of gross.
Tha sales were as follows:
Hogs. av’g Price 150 270 5.00
SI f. ;.25l $5.15 l>4 255 6.00
300 220 6.12* 147 275 5.00
M 285 5.13* 73 281 6.00
02 SAC 6.1U 225 230 5.00
43 ..3M 6.10 94 800 4-W
46... 272 6.05 68 250 4*90
187 SCB 8.00 ~ 97.... .“....529 4.75
SEEP CATTLE—Received, 2C9, The market
today was extremely dnll and heavy, and the
- transactions were aery limited* as/ollows:
-DoeTcj. Ar. Price. Beeves. -Av. Price.
* JO 10MBe~$2A0
1T....1200155..., 8.70 M....UW01b5.. ISO
.BHEBP—A lot of 38 head very fine sheep were
aoldtoAsyatsLMs» 100 lbs. They were fat and
3UBKETI B* TELEGRAPH. '
NEW YORK, Not. 22.—Floto—Market exhibit
ed a little nore steadiness Kith a shade better de
mand for export and home consumption. Soles,
ItOOObbls, at $4.75®4.90f0r superfine state; ss®
5.15 for extra Hate; $4.7534.90 for anperflne west
ern; $536.35 for common to medium extra west-,
oru; $5.2536-35 for shipping brands extra ronnd
hoop Ohio—closing with holders generally dispos
ed to insist on a slight advance over onr quota
tions. Canada flour heavy. Boles, SSO bbls, at $5
(341.75 for common to good extra ; $737.40 for fa
vorite brands do. Rye flour quiet. Small sales at
$3.2334 for common to choice superfine; Com
meal heavy and drooping.
. Wjubkt—Firmer and more active. Sales, 1,800
bbls at 18X320C-
Grain—« beat opened quiet and closed 133 c
hu better, with an improved export demand: sales
12.000 bu Chicago spring at $1.0831-10; 55,000 bu
MU club at $1.1031,16 for Inferior to good: 18,000
bu amber western at $1.1631-10; 10.000 bu red
western at $1.2031.22 afloat, $1.23 do in store and.
afloat, and 1.800 bu white western at $1.8031.&t
TCK) bu Long Inland at $1.85. Bye dull: sale* 1,700
bu at GS37OC. Bariev—more doing and prices in
favor of buyers; sales 3,000 bu Canada Bast and
’.Vert at 05370 c. Corn may be quoted a shade
firmer with fair export and borne trade demand;
teiles 02,000 bu at 61365 c for mixed western afloat
audinstore; 68309 for round yeUow. Oats in
moderate request at 85387 c for western, Canada
and state.
Provisions—Pork decidedly firmer, with a fair
demand. Sales brls at $16316.60 for mess;
$10.50 for prime. Beef quiet and steady. Sales
i(-0 brls at $&50310 for repacked mess, aud $10.50
3-11 for extra mess. Prime mess beef dull aud
nominal. Bcefhams dull at $14314.25 for western.
Cut meats quiet. Sales of small parcels at 7X3
7£c for shoulders, and 10310){c for hams. Dressed
hogs dull at 7X37XC. Bacon quiet. Lard dull.
Sales 135 brls at HX@l2c for prime city, IS#C for
western. Butter dull at 10314 c for Ohio, and 153
21c for state. Cheese steady at 9310 XC for Infer!-
•ir to prime.
Stocks—Derided’y better, but not very brisk,
though the number of stocks dealt in were mure
numerous than usual at the second tension. Chi.
£ it! SIX. Chicago, BA Q7IX, C A Toledo 29.
Giz C 04, 111. C scrip SBX* MC6O, MS guaranteed
31, M S 14J£, Reading 38X, Harlem 16 s£, Hudson
46,**. Panama 118. Erie SO, N Y C 75J£, Pacific Mall
77, Canton cool 15. Del. A Hudsan 87, Harlem Ist
utinds 92, California 7"a 97, 111 C bonds 87, Missouri
m 71, Virginia 6s 82, M 85574, M S 74, Coupons 97,
BUFFALO, Nov. 22.—Floun—Doll, and no sales,
except in a retail way.
GhAiK—Wheat, com and other grains also dull
and no soles.
Wbiskt—Nominal at 18c.
Canal Fksiqixts—Unchanged.
Lake Ixpobts—B2,ooobrls Dour,l7G,oooba wheat,
69.0J0 bu com.
Canal Exports—loo brls floor, 43,000 bu wheat,
10,000 bu corn, 2,000 bu rye.
OSWEGO, Nov. S3—Flock dull bnt unchanged.
Grain—'Wheat dull. Sales 5,900 bn No. 1 Mil
waukee dub on private terms, and 1,000 bn white
Canadian for country milling at $1.27 - Other
grains quiet.
Canal Freights—lc better. Wheat 14c to New
Yoik.
Lake Imposts—o7.6oo bn wheat, 25,000 bn com,
8,100 bn barley, 600 bu rye. _ .
Canal Exports—l.2S6 bbls flour. 72,600 bn
wheat, 8.000 bn com. 7.000 bn oats, 6,900 bu barley,
2,20 C bn rye, 7,600 bu peas.
iIARINE JOTTEOXAJj.
PORT OF CHICAGO.
ARRIVED Not. 22,
Prop Ontonagon, Wilkins, Sanlt Sto. Marie, 250
tons pig iron. 453pkgs fish, enndrlcs.
Brig Chnrabusco, Langley, Oconto. ISO m lumber.
Brig SF Gale, McGrlmm, Oconto. 150 mlnmbcr.
Sclir Eleanor, Henderson, Grand Traverse, 147 cds
• wood.
ScUr Ithaca. Folsom, Kewaunee, 650 m shingles, SO
cds wood, 87 brls fish.
Schr J F Tracey, Allen, Forester, 140 m 1 amber, 40
m shingles.
Sdir Tempest, Leslie, Green Bay, 113 m lumber.
Prop lowa, Jones, Buffalo, .
Schr C N Johnson, Brown, Buffalo, 16.700bn wheat.
Schr Hannah Salina, Glover, White River, 85 bales
hay, IGO bags com, IS brls apples.
Schr Ithaca, Folsom,
Schr Albatross, Meyer, Cedar River.
Schr Palmetto, Gallagher, Centerville,
cchr Bay State, Pratt, Buffalo, 14,500 bu wheat.
miscellaneous.
Detention or toe Downward Fleet .—A few
of the vessels bound down from Chicago passed
hero yesterday; the remainder, a large number,
were temporarily blockaded on the Flats in conse
quence ofajam occasioned by the bark Prince of
Wales grounding In the channel, and in such a
manner as to prevent the passage of vessels either
way. Four or five tags were badly engaged during
ihe afternoon yesterday in clearing the way.
The Prince of Wales, reported aground in the
cluvtmcl on the Flats, passed down last evening, so
that the channel is now probably clear. —Detroit
Trihrue.
The Mohawk. —The propeller Mary Stewart left
:o-day for Buffalo, having in tow the propeller Mo
hawk, which goes to that city to undergo rebuild
ing aud fitting up. The wind at present Is N. W.,
which is favorable for a safe passage.—Thief.
Ashore.—By telegraph to this city, we learn the
schooner H. C. Winslow has gone ashore on the
coast of Lake Huron, between Ft. an Barque and
the mouth of the river, the full particulars of which
we bare not received. The tug Oswego has gone
to her relief, with all the necessary apparatus.—
im.
Seventy-five vessels of the downward bound
fleet have passed here since yesterday morning,
laden with grain from Milwaukee and Chicago.
There arc several more, we learn, yet due. With
;hc present" favorable northwest breeze they will
•louoilcss make good time to Buffalo.— lbid.
Ashore.—' The Buffalo Commercial learns that
the schooner Cuyahoga, with a cargo of water lime
and salt, went ashore at Fort Colborne yesterday
morning.—JWd.
The prop. Amity and schr. W. F. Allen arc
reported hard aground on the Flats—the former
u.iuud down, the latter up.—lbid.
New Tug.—Capt. Whipple, formerly of the B. P.
Bruce, has contracted fora new tug of 110 feet keel,
the work upon which has just been commenced at
Stupinsky’s shipyard. She is Intended for the riv
er trade, and will have the Brace's machinery,
wliicb is good as new.—JWd.
Couobioh— The schooner Rocket andbark Ocean
Ware, collided off Point an Barqnes, on the 90th
and the former aank'-olmost Immediately.
The crew were all eared. She was bound down
with a cargo of wheat from Milwaukee. The
Ocean Ware proceeded to Port Ilaron, where she
now lays in a crippled condition.
Passed Detroit.
Xov. 21.—Up—Schr J W Brown.
Dows—Props Baltic, Susquehanna; barks Clay
‘t iii. Prince of Wales. Indiana, S B Pomeroy, Wa
v«.*rlv, Adriatic: brigs Commerce, J O Deahler,
O'luGu; schrs A Bradley, E C Heberts.Reciprocity,
S <i Andrews, Curlew, Cuba, Sasoo, Oliver Culver,
C C Trowbridge. W B Ogden, Reindeer, Athenian,
Zadoe Pratt, J Hibbard, Nancy and Lucy, Moselle,
Cairo; Ethan Allen, Shook, Arrow, Queen of the
Laket>, Wm Sanderson. W U Willard. Mark Q
Mblcr. Bermuda. W B Ulbbard, G W Holt Star of
Uie North, Collin gw ood, £ll Bates, Ironsides,
Quickstep, A J Rich,
Nor. 20.— Up—Prop Edith; bark IX Crocker; brig
Hampton.
Down—Stmrßaltlc: prop Dunkirk; bark Lady
oftbeLakes; brigCNapier: schr*Flying Cloud.
GL Newman. Star of Hope. Harwich, G Smith, O
I> Dousman, St Panl. Darien, A Craig, L J Latham,
C V Richmond, Ketchum, Dauntless.
BUFFALO, Nov. 20.—Arrived, props Chicago
Collins. Chicago: Acme. Hathaway, do: sebrs Tar
rv NoULore,do; Grace Unrray, Vader, do. Cleared,
prop Buffalo, Perry. Chicago; schra White Squall,
Leonard, do; Forfitr, Kirby, do.
pUICAGO WATER WORKS
VJ Watm CouuissiosKßS' Ornca. Chicago, 111. I
November, u, ibCO. j
Sealed proposals will be received at this office until
13 M. Saturday, November 3Uh next, for the delivery
lu Colcaco on the opening of navigation next Spring,
of the following cant iron pipe* for mains, rlx:
7TO pipes or Ot Inches Internal diameter.
100 “ 16 “
Together with such branches, curves and reducers as
shall be n«ccK*ary to lav the same complete and con
n<*ct with malna now laid.
Proposals are Invited for pipes both 9 feet sad 12 feet
Ins. Tiie avenge weight# of tbe 34 and 16 ioeh pipes
s ill be 2.100 and LUO lb# each, respectively, for the 9 ft.
pipe, and tbe 12 fL pipe# will have a proportionate
». eight.
The nines will be proved In Chicago under the dlrec.
iWamuie Superintendent of the water Works and
b<* subjected to a pressure of 350 lbs to the square Inch.
The prices stated will be per tou of 3.000 lbs deliver,
cl at such dock In Chicago as tbe Board of Water Com
c.Ussloacrs shall provide.
Proposals should be addressed to the Board of Water
Commissioners of the City of Chicago and endorsed.
Proposals for cast Iron mala* for the Chicago Water
Worts.
On the day declared above tbe proposals will be
(qieued by the Wafer Commissioners, wuo reserve the
rght to accent or reject any proposal, or to reject all
proposals. They .also reserve the right to make tho
Amount of pipe uqbe furnished, .greater or less than the
amount stated above. By order ofthe Board,
00l A. w. TPCKH am.Soc*y,
OFFICE OF THE GALENA &
CHICAGO UNION RAILROAD CO* Chicago.
Nov. 161U, IS®. '
To Cosnuctoas:—Scaled proposals will be received
st Uqi office until December 6th. iB6O, for the delivery
«>u the docks of this Company la Chicago, or at any of
ihe buttons on tbe fine of Its road of the following
materials to-wit; ___
UO.OW KAILHO AD TICS which must answer the fol
lowing speeiacattou: They tmistlbe of good qnalltv,
white or doit oak; eight leet long, six Inches thick be
tween two opposite parallel faces; each tie to average
eight incites ui width, of flattened surface, and to be at
no nolut less than six inches In mldth. One tie in tire
ohul be a Joint tie, and shall average tea inches la
width. No saved or spilt ties will be received. Said
ties are to be delivered atthe rate of 15.000 per month,
reckoning from the opening of navigation on Lake
Michigan.
iToposuls may be for all. or for any number tnqre
than one thousand. They most state the price per tie.
«nd if for less than the whole number, tbe time of de.
livery.
Also, for the following BILL OF TIMBER t
60 pieces -
60 - * l«x!6. 16 .
“ •» 12x14 12 “ “
50 “ ** 12x14 ...10 *• “
300 “ “ 6X« 16 - ' '
800 - “ 6x9 14 - -
SO3 “ ~ 6x 9 12 **
an « ; ?€x» iu ** -
1563 •- • f f'jpt 8 ... ; 10 “ “
50 “ “ /Sxll 18 •• ••
M ' 6x14 16 *t r
In an about 170 m ft B. if.
The timber tobi'dellvered at the Company's depot
ground* la ctdoago or elsewhere, daring the months
Sit May and Jose next.
The timber la to be of good duality of While Oak,
free from large knot* aadehakee.
The whole to be tabled to the Inspection aodap.
proval of the Engineer of thla Company.
Tnuis:—Cash oodelivery, leaa tea percent-, which
will be retained until the fulfilment of contract.
Proposals mart be accompanied with aattatartorr
►urcty that the contractor will faithfully fulfil the con
tract awarded.
The Company reserves the right to reject any or all
proposals at discretion. Address propoiud* to
nois-dtss-td WII.I.ABD 8. POPl£ Engineer.
! E W O O D S .
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I SHOPPING BAGS,
I FINE POCKET KNIVES,
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DBESSING CASES,
, TOILET HIBBOBS.
> A large and fine assortment of choice goods Jort re*
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Apothecaries, 141 and US Lake street.
gHHITS. “ SHIRTS. SHIRTS.
MADE TO OBDER BT
BURWELL * WYANT,
Dearborn Street, No. 6 Tremrmt Block, Chicago.
We hare a large assortment of Fine Bosoms ofevery
variety. Imported expressly for Dress and Party Shirts,
which we will op to order and warrant to ctre
noafrUOTAw
TSILLIARD TABLES.—For Sale
- JD Splendid Eoeewood Millard Tables, with Mar
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sm, s2soand S3OO. Ereryttiinxcomplete, Please send
toot orders bj man or otherwise, and I will fill the
•ame •« If given In person. AU tables sold bjnu an
warrantee-W.U.OBIFITTH. Practical Bullard Ta
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City. oeidlEl-am
T AJM3E OB SMALL ORDERS
Aj'j /.jJ. :. i...
Warsaw, Nov. 22.—A mass meeting was
held here to-day for the purpose of organising
a military company to go, If necessary, to the
aid of our brothers on the border. Resolu
tions were passed, among them the following;
Jietdved, That wc do not desire In ony way
to interfere with Kansas Territoir or Us citi
zens whilst they confine themselves to their
own soil But we owe to the citizens of our
own State a duty when assailed by a band of
midnight assassins which we pledge ourselves
to perform.
Jiaolttd, That tn onr opinion the President
should at once take such decided and prompt
action In the enforcement of laws and the sup
pression of outlaws, as the exigency ot the
times demand, and that it is the duty of the
Governor of Missouri at onceto send men and
arms along onr Western border to protect our
citizens aud enforce laws.
Millcdocville, Nov. 12. —Got. Brown, In a
special message, in view of the election of
Lincoln, and to promote a union of sentiment
in the State, incidentally advises theLegislat*
ure to elect Electors on Saturday, which, was
adopted.
K. Barnwell Rbett, E. Ruffin and Gen. Pil
low have been invited to scats on the floor of
the Senate.
It is probable that the Legislature will take
a rccessaftertbc Ist of December, some think
sine die , others think to a fixed time, and oth
ers subject to a call of the Governor.
There was a killing frost at Augusta this
morning.
The Railroad Convention adjourned till Dec.
3d, without action.
Lake Forts.
BY TELEGRAPH.
The Kanm Trouble*,
Various committees were appointed, when
the meeting adjourned till Saturday.
The following handbill is now circulated
through the county;
“To Arms I—Borsaw, Kov. 22.—Our State
has been invaded and onr friends murdered by
a band of Abolitionists from Kansas, under
the lead of Montgomery. Fort Scott has been
taken by them, the Circuit Court has been
broken up, and some of the Grand Jury and
citizens murdered. Missouri is threatened.
A military company Is to be formed at War
saw on Saturday next, and let the people como
In en masse. Our country is In danger. Rallyl
rally! Let ns prepare to defend our homes,
“f Signed) D. C. Ballou.”
CoL Roberts passed through Osceola yes
terday, as a messenger to the Governor foraid.
Itqvas rumored on the streets to-day, but since
denied* that Boll's Mills in Vernon Co., had
been wicncd by Montgomery. Montgomery
declares that he Intends carrying on the war
till be frees every negro in Southwest Missouri.
matter* In Georgia.
Ex-Governor McDonald is quite feeble at
Marietta, and coaid not go to MUlcdgevUle to
vote as a Breckinridge Elector, if the Legis
lature should elect him.
The Difficulties In the Cabinet.
New York, Nov. 22.—The Washington cor
respondent of the Commercial telegraphs that
the city is olive with rumors of grave disagree
ments in the Cabinet The President main
tains the illegality of secession, as well os its
impolicy, and has resolved to. earnestly re
buke it Secretaries Cobb and Thompson
threaten to resign unless he suppresses the
condemnation of the secessionists’ proceed
ing*. The Postmaster General, to some ex
tent, dissents from the President’s position,
but It is doubtful whether he will carry his
opposition so far os to resign, in ease the
President adheres to his sentiments.
Xlie Panic Not Tot Readied Boston.
Boston, Nov. 22.— N0 serious results have
yet attended the financial pressure and remit
tances from the hottest part of the South con
tinue to come in as usual. The statements of
repudiation by Southern creditors are untrue
so far as this city is concerned. Should the
emergency require it, the directors of all the
Boston Banks propose to discount to the
amount of five millions dollars, which will
speedily make money easy In this city.
The Conservatives of Georgia.
Augusta, Nov. 20. —The conservative sent!*
meat of the South appears to be disgusted at
the unceasing sectional wrangles, ana consid
ers that the Northern States should promptly
convene their Legislatures and repeal their
unfriendly laws, and urge a Convention of all
the States to meet for prompt and united effort
to preserve the Union and country from bank
ruptcy, anarchy and min.
The Pennsylvania Central Railroad.
Pittsburgh, Nov. 22.— The statement in the
Cincinnati OazcUt that the Penn. Cent. R. R.
is blocked with local freight here, and is re
fusing to receive from the West, is unfounded.
Every ton of Eastern bound produce is dis
patched dally. No accumulation exists, and
uo fear of any need be apprehended.
The National Democracy Moving In
OUfo.
Colcmbcb, Ohio, Nov. 22.—The Daily Capi
tal City Fact, the central organ of the Notional
Democracy, this afternoon publishes a call
signed by George Fries, Chairman of the State
Central Committee, for a State Convention of
the party, to be held in this city on the Bth of
January next.
F're In Albany,
Albist, Ga., Nor. 22.—A flrc • occurred
here on the 19th Instant, destroying Shaw’s
carriage repository; Hill, Wright & Marshall’s
carriage shop, and two brick stores occupied
by Messrs. Gross & Bridenbach. Loss over
the insurance, (13,000. The fire was the work
of an incendiary.
The Virginia Banks Suspend,
Norfolk, Va., Not. 23.—Tho brooches of
the Virginia Bank at Norfolk and Portsmouth
have suspended specie payment The Fann
ers’ Bonk of Norfolk has also suspended.
Wheeling, Va., Nov. 22.—The Banks of this
city suspended specie payment this morning.
The Fire at N, 11,
Concord, N. H., Nov. 22.—The lire at Mere
dith Bridge, (Laconia) yesterday morning, de
stroyed So buildings, including 4 brick blocks.
The total loss is $25,000; insurance, 0,000.
Many families arc left destitute and home
less.
Railroad Officers In Session.
New Tore, Nov. 22.—The Session of the
New York Central, Erie, Pennsylvania Central
and the Baltimore and Ohio Railroads, is being
held to-day, at the St Nicholas Hotel, with
closed doors.
Mill Burned.
Oswego, N. T., Nov. 2L—The Huron Flour
Mill in this city, owned by W. W, Baker, of
Lock port, was destroyed by fire last night.
Loss on building and contents $45,000, on
which there was an insurance of (30,000.
Steamboat Disaster.
Louisville, Nov. 21.—Eleven persona arc
ftius far ascertained to have been lost by the
burning of the Pacific, mostly boat hands and
deck passengers. No Northern people among
the lost
THE SECESSION MOVEMENT.
From Last Mghps Mali*,
(From the N. Y. Herald.]
IMPORTANT FROM WASHINGTON.
WASBDfUTOH, Nov. 90, IBCO.
The discussions of the question that is now
agitating the whole country, and the position
which the President shall take regarding it in
his forthcoming message, has brought the
Cabinet to the verge of a break up, and it may
end iu that before the first Monday iu Decem
ber, when Congress will meet The President
insists that the Constitution of the United
States establishes a Government, and he, os
the sworn bead and executive must
and will insist upon the execution of the Fed
eral laws; that the idea of peaceable secession
by any State Is a fallacy which he docs not
recognize, and mast resist to tbe full
extent of his power. In this view he
is supported by Cass, Black, Touccy and Holt
On the other band, the Southern members of
the Cabinet—Floyd, Cobb and Thompson
bold that the Constitution is merely a compact,
which may be broken at any moment ny a
single State, which may wish to retire from
the confederacy, by declaring its wish to do
so, and that In so doing they should not be
molested by the Federal Government That
portion of the message treating of this ques
tion of secession is still under discussion,
which will continue until a compromise is
found or the Cabinet breaks up in a row. Ton
can rely upon these tacts, and that thcAdmin-
Utration Is In a crisis,
FROM MIBTLUfD.
Baxtixobk, Not. SO.
Some of the leading stocks here bare slightly
improved to-day, ■with heavy hypothecations
sold, but with no special change In the gene
ral tone of the stock, finance or produce busi
ness.
Rumors arc currently prevailing that the
regular Virginia Banks are throwing out the
Dotes of the independent Virginia Banks. It
is also rumored, hut the rumor wants confir
mation, that the Farmers* Bonk of Richmond
lias suspended specie payments*
John W. Garrett has* been re-elected Presi
dent of the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad to-day.
The Bell-Everett Central Committee of Bal
timore met to-day and passed Union resolu
tions.
. The latest news from Columbia, S, C., Indi
cates a slight decrease in Ufe excitcment, but
the military companies of Columbia are para
ding with the American flag minus all except
one star. The financial pressure is .increasing
throughout the entire South.
rsox vmoixxi-
Bicsxoxn, Nor. SO, 1660.
The wisdom of the coune ofGon. Letcher,
In not calling the Legislature together before
the 7lh of- January, is freely admitted, even by
many who were most clamorous for an early
meeting of that body. The progress of the
secession feeling is rapid enough without giv
ing to It the impulse of an impromptu call for
an extra session of the Legislature. If the
Governor yielded to the pressing requests for
an early assembling of that body made by pub
lic meetings under excitement; the secession
feeling would liave obtained an intensity which
would Incapacitate Virginia from a cool and
deliberate discharge of the functions of medi
ator which ahe proposes to assume. It is pos
sible that, in the. comparatively long interval
between this and the meeting of the Legisla
ture, the excitement may abate somewhat, and
give place to calm and deliberate counsels.
Many entertain serious apprehensions that
should the Wide Awakes attend the Inaugura
tion of Lincoln, and manifest such a tone of
defiance and insolent swagger as have marked
their displays daring the Presidential cam-
Sign, a collision with some* Southern Minnie
en will be inevitable. I have reason to know
that the latter will be present in Urge num
bers, though not In any organized form; they
will, however, be prepared to resent any in
sults or overbearing manifestations which the
Wide Awakes may indulge in. The Minute
Hen contemplated no visit to Washington on
the occasion of “ Old Abe’s ” Inauguration,
until It was announced that this Wide Awake
organization would attend. They then
decided to go, and brook the torture of thU
. Inaugural spectacle, in order, if necessary, to
give the adherents of Abe a foretaste of what
they shall receive atthehandi of the chivalrous
lone of theßouth should a sectional war ensue.
My opinion is that It will be Car more consist
ent with the comforts and personal safety of
the Wide Awakes to remain at their respective
homes on the occasion, ihnn appear In Wash
ington and witness Old Abe take an oath, the
binding force of which he is understood in the
South to hold subordinate to the “jilgher
law;" or, if they should visit the Capital, they
would do well to avoid any Insolent manifest
ations or even organized processions. A col
lision such os I refer to would precipitate a
revolution beyond the power of man to avert.
'An effort will be made to influence the Vir
ginia Legislature to pass a law requiring every
individual coming here from New England,
with a view to reside, to serve a probation of
fourteen years before he Is invested with the
right of citizenship.
FROM MISSOURI.
~ , St Louis, M0..N0t.,19.15C0.
Missouri’s loyalty to the Union remains un
impaired and nnlmpeacfaed. As she is one of
the largest Slave States of the Confederacy,
her voice declaring the Constitutional election
of Abraham Lincoln to the Presidency no Just
or tenable reason for dissolution or secession,
Is entitled to great weight with her Southern
sisters. There is no secession party within our
borders; nor, indeed, docs any individual
avow openly his wish to break the bonds of
union. Out of the 150,000 votes of Missouri,
130,000 of them were cast by Union men, and
•the Breckinridge party of the State who cast
the remaining Styooo. like their brethren of
New York, declare the rights of the South
safer in the Union than out of it, and counsel
deliberation and delay nntil some overt act
shall prove Lincoln an enemy to the interests
of the South and false to his oath of office.
Although our public stocks and general
financial ofiklrs have been affected by toe dis
union threats and movements of the cotton
States, yet there is no apprehension of serious
or permanent injury from that source. Mis
souri is conservative herself, and relies upon
the conservatism of Virginia, Kentucky, Ten
nessee and North Carolina to restrain South
Carolina from precipitating the South Into a
revolution. The right of secession con ha
nothing bat the right of revolution, and
before any State arrays herself against the
power of the General # Govemmcnt, Its
revolutionary leaders must he able to
show, the body of the people some
tangible and positive ' infringement of
their rights or liberty. While the South has
the Supreme Court as its bulwark of safety,
and the Senate and the House of Representa
tives so constituted that Congress will stand
as a wall of adamant against allcncroachments
of Executive power, Lincoln or any other
President must, by force of Ids position, play
a very conservative rite.
The most tragic feature of the present
Southern agitation is the widespread fear of
slave Insurrections. From the common epi
thet of 44 Black,” applied to the Republican
party, it is stated, negroes in some of the slave
States havc.derived the impression the
black men of (ho North have obtained posses
sion of the Government, and arc to inaugurate
a policy of general emancipation of all the col
ored race.
Georgia*
Breckinridge lacks in Georgia (one county
being excepted from the returns) 2,500 of a
majority. By the law of the State, this leaves
the Legislature to elect. As, however, the
law of 1845 requires the electors in all the States
to be chosen on the same day, it has been al
leged that Georgia will be deprived of her elec
toral vote. This, however, Is not probable.
The Vico President will probably pass overthe
Informality, and let the vote be counted. In
1801, the vote of Georgia was transmitted to
Washington without being properly certified.
The tellers observed this, and handed the pa
per to the Vico President, Mr. Jefferson, who,
like Mr. Breckinridge, was a candidate. He
turned pale with alarm, but speedily recover
ing himself, directed the vote to be counted.
There was also, In 1856, an informality about
the meeting of the Electoral College of Wis
consin, but It was not regarded. U Is, there
fore, not probable that Georgia will now be
excluded.— N. T, Evening im
THE FALL TRADE OF
1860.
WHOLESALE AGENCY
For the sale of tho following
POPULAR ARTICLES
IT
3. H. JOIIXSOXS,
No* 70 State Street, Second door from
Randolph Street*
S. K. &AKOON, ASIKT.
Coititry Merchant* will please take notice and ex.
amine our assortment before purchasing elsewhere.
INPECTINE, OR FEVER AND AGUE CHARM—A
sure, safe and reliable xxtxssjl remedy.
PHILADELPHIA SOAPS—Oriental-Doterilve, Era
sire. Palm, Ac.
JAPANESE BOOT AND SHOE POLISH.
SPALDING'S PREPARED GLUE—In any quantity,
OLD DR. HEATH'S JAPANESE MEDICINES—
Book descriptive of the same mailed upon the receipt
of 25 cents.
GREELEY'S BOURBON BITTERS—Which are
rapidly taking the lead of all other*, and cannot be
surpassed as an invigorating tonic and family medicine.
CHARLES’ LONDON CORDIAL GlN—Genuine.
SHAVER'S PATENT ERASER AND PENCIL
SHARPENER.
OLD DR, SWEETS INFALLIBLE LINIMENT.
BOSTON INDEXICAL SOAPS—Honey. Gold Dollar.
Pondne, Hotel Toilet Silver, Ac,
IVORY GOODS FOB STATIONERY DEALERS—
Pen Holders, Pencils, Paper Polders, Ac.
SUPERIOR INK. BLACKING, Stove Polish, Ac.
SHAVER'S CARPET SWEEPER.
PATENT FOOT SCRAPER WITH BRUSH,
PATENT GUM MASTIC-For Chewing.
DR. JACOB'S BITTERS—Which stimulate the liver,
regulate the bowels, cleanse the stomach and purify
the blood. . seay&ly
'J'HE. ILLINOIS BANKS
The Notes of Seven Banks Thrown Ont.
9. B. CCOKE & CO.,
WILL RECEIVE AT PAR-the Notes of tbe Seven
Bonks thrown oat by tbe Bankers, tor
BOOKS AND STATIONERY,
ATaSQCUtPBICXS.
IT Do sot sacrifice jonr money to the Bankers but
bring It to in Lake street and get it* fall value.
Lin or Bass Notes which aks Throw* Oct.—Ameri
can Exchange Bank. Bank of Aurora, Bank of tbe
Commonwealth, Bank of Raleigh. Cora Exchange
Bank, National Bank. State Bank of Illinois.
. D. 11. COOKE & CO.. 11l Lake street
JLLINOIS CURRENCY
AT at* ,
OSBORNE, BROTHERS & CO„ 161 South Water
street, will receive all Illinois Bank Notes at Par. for
their Choice Extra Family Flour. no3ldSo9-lw
QOMO MILL PROPERTY
708 S4JLS.
In conseqocnce of the deceaie of one of the owners
of tbe above property, the whole of it is now offered
for sale.
Daring the post summer tbe mill has been complete*
ly repaired and fitted op la the veij best manner, with
all the latest improvements, and u now In order to
manufacture Flour of a quality second to none In the
market. The Custom Apparatus Is also arranged in
(he best manner. There are
SIX PAIRS.OF BURRS,
Smut Mills, Separators, Bran Busters,
&c„ &c.
The power 1* derived from the Elk Horn Creek, a very
iteady stream—fall 16 feet. The mill Is In the Tillage of
Como, Whiteside County, HI. on the bank of Rock
Idver, and In one of the most fertile districts In the
Rock River Valley.
There it also connected with this property a large
Warehouse. Cooper-sbop, Store, Dwelling Houses and
Stable. Railroadcommunication by tbe Fulton Broach
of tbe Galena and Chicago Railroad.
For (briber particulars address D. L. QUIRK & CO.
Chicago, or S. LEHMAN SMITH, on the premise*.
Como, Oct. 27th, XBCO. • ocX-.lm
A RARE CHANCE!—The Stock
JTJL and good will of a
FIRST RATE PAYING BUSINESS,
LOCATED IN CHICAGO.
Is offfersd for sale npon the most llbe*
■ ral terms.
For full particulars address the undersigned, or
GEO. A. WHEELER, at Cincinnati. *
JOHN D. PARK,
nolO-dtSLlm No. 12t Lake street. Chicago, HI.
SPLENDID COLLECTION of
PIANO FORTE MUSIC.
The Howe Cnict*.—A collection of Marches, Waltzes.
Polkas, BchotUsche*. Bedovas, Quadrilles, Contra
Dance*, Ac. far the Plano Forte. Price tL9O; cloth.
*3. Famished by O. DITSON A CO. 377 Washington
street. Botoa. Bent, post-paid, on receipt of price.
QIL! OIL!! OIL!!’
VINDEBSALL Sc CHASE,
Bole Agents lor the Pennsylvania Rock OH Refining
Co,** unequalled Illumlnaane and Lubricating Gila, u
South Water meet comer Wabash avenue, Chicago.
I>. TASDKMALL. [aOl7-d4733m] X. T. CHABK.
WEST SIDE UNION DEPOT.
v T —We have a fine residence or business pro
perty. within two blocks of tbe New Union Depot for
sale on favorable terms, or to exchange for an Im
proved form in Illinois or lowa. Call at Room No. 8
Kingsbury Block. TOMPKINS A CO.
noSLdMLIw
9 KAA BARRELS CHOICE
WINTER APPLES. Just received and
tor sale by STEVENS & WEBBER,
oc23d2lifitn lOti Randolph street.
"DUKE SWEET CIDER—in whole
JL and half barrels, received dally, and tor sale at
STEVENS A WEBBER.
ocXSdSiXXm ■ 109 Randolph street.
TVTIGHT SCAVENGER.-Charles
li Suns will attend to the cleaning of privy vaults,
removing of stable manure, and any offensive matter
Orders directed Chat. Kunz, Chicago P. a Box 4149,
will receive prompt attention. nofrtlm
TTILN DRIED CORN MEAL,
riA. Fairfield Mills.—soo bbls ot this celebrated
brand In store aad for sale by
, BEDFORD. MEREDITH A CO„
. laUBO-ly Ko. 319 South Water st.
i n non bbls. western
JLv/ •\J\J\J NEW YORK APPLES just arriving
and for sale low In large lot*. Cider. Cranberries mid
Dried Fruit* at Ko. II South Water street. H, NEW
HALL Si CO. n0M407-tm
KAA Bbls- CRUSHED, ROW
UUu DEBED and GRANULATED SUGAR.
REYNOLDS. ELY A GO.
XAA Bags RIO COFFEE.
REYNOLDS, ELY * CO.
OAA Boxes BABBITT’S SALE
t/VV BATUS. REYNOLDS. ELY A CO.
Bb!s. N. Y. SYRUPS,
Gt/V HETNOLD3. ELY * CO.
1 ™ Ba SS PEPPER,
1A Casks No. 1 NUTMEGS,
LU BEYyOLDB. ELY tt CO.
1 AA Hlids. N. O. SUGAR, land-
JLy/ \J lag and tar aalebr
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UV MOLASSES. JftwCaof.
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XV V BETKOLDS,TCLY * 00.
THE CITY.
DISASTROUS CONFLAGRATION I
1088 SIOO,OOO.
FULL FABTICUUBB.
One of the most disastrous fires lately oc
curiug in Chicago, broke out yesterday morn
ing about five o’clock, In the basement of the
five story brick building, Nos. 53 and 54 Frank
lin street, occupied by Messrs. O. F. Fuller £
Co., wholesale druggists, dealers in paints,
oils, etc. The flames had made alarming head
way when first discovered, the whole interior
of the block being in a blaze. As no fires had
been kindled in the building for'sometime,
excepting in the back office—and that remote
from the place where the conflagration origi
nated,—lt U supposed to have been the work
of an incendiary. The highly inflammable na
ture of the stock rendered all efforts to save
the goods of no avail.
The steamers and department were early on
the ground, hut a terrific explosion which
soon occurred prevented them from doing
more than to keep the flames from spreading.
The force of this explosion may be arrived at
when we state that the entire block, five sto
ries in height, built substantially of brick and
stone, and occupying a space of fifty feet front
by eighty in depth, was lifted from its founda
tions and brought down in one mass of shape
less rubbish, and that before the flames had
ascended to the third story.
The loss of Messrs. Fuller £ Co., is estimat
ed to bo from eighty-five to ninety thousand
dollars on stock, not to, mention valuable fur
niture and fixtures. Insured to the amount of
forty-five thousand dollars in different com
panies.
The following is a list of the Insurance
Companies and amounts insured on building
and contents:
Unity Co., Loudon, $3,000: Home Co., N.
Y., $10,000; Northern Co., London, $5,000:
Philadelphia F. £L; Ins. Co., Phils., $5,000;
Resolute, N. T., $3,000; Brcvort, N, Y., 3,500;
Commonwealth, N. Y.. 8,000: London £ Liv
erpool, Ix»udou. $3,000; Continental, N. Y.,
i 5,000 jTsecurily, N. Y., $5,000: North Ameri
can Co., $5,000; City of Hartford, Conn.,
$3,000; Firemen’s, Chicago, $5,000; Peoria,
111, <3,000. Total, $61,500;
The brick building waa owned by T. H. Bar
clay, cost eighteen thousand dollars, and was
Insured for ten thousand.
Although of the flames was pre
vented by the continued effort* of the engine*,
the falling of the wall* of the Urge building
crushed those on cither side. That on the
north, No. 50, wo* owned and occupied by
Jacob Strahl, a furniture dealer. He loses
twenty-five hundred dollars. No insurance.
The southwestern portion of Messrs. Shipley
& Co.’s building, No. 48, used as a livery sta
ble, was crushed and damaged to the extent of
five hundred dollars.
No. 56, an unoccupied frame building, for
merly a saloon, was entirely demolished. It
was separated from No. 54 by a narrow alley
leading to the rear of the Everett House.
The rear of the building, No. 225 Bondolph
street, was damaged some two hundred dollars;
owned by Mr. Bradbury, ot New Tork, and oc
cupied os a clothing store by J. H. Henoch,
whose stock was somewhat wet
The Everett, late New Tork, House, until
lately unoccupied, had been on Monday leased
by Mr. £. Alexander for a boarding bouse.
The rear walls of the kitchen and dining
rooms were crushed in by the falling of the
building on Franklin street, some of the fur
niture spoiled and the rest badly injured by
water. Loss to Mr. Alexander, about S3OO,
no insurance, on building, owned by Philip
Wadsworth, about SI,OOO. The valuable bam
attached to the Everett House was also con
siderably damaged.
Never was the efficiency of our paid depart
ment and steam fire engines more satisfactori
ly demonstrated than on yesterday, when, from
five o’clock A. M. until ten o’clock P. M. t
water was kept upon the burning moss, and
lu the afternoon during the prevalent* of a
driving snow storm, against which blood and
muscle must have been defeated, ancf the
neighboring property destroyed.
Tlie BMSnroe Murder Trial.
SECOND DAY.
The evidence In this case now In hearing be
fore the Circuit Court, progressed slowly yes
terday on account of the severe illness of the
wife of one of the jurors. The prisoner kept
up his incessant and Insane ravings about “ let
tlag go his bauds,” all day.
Dr. Johu Evans’ testimony was that be con
sidered the man Insane.
Jacob Santer swore that defendant had been
In jail In 1859 on a charge of stabbing a man
with a file, and that in his opinion he was in
sane at the time.
John Kennedy, for the prosecution, testified
that on the morning of July 4th of the present
year, defendant told him that be had once be
fore been charged with stabbing a man and
had got clear by pretending to be crazy.
Dr. £. Messier, of Jefferson,hadbecna med
ical practitioner about nine yean, and knew
McEnroe, in December 1659, when he was vis-
I ting physician to the County Poor House; de
fendant was in the insane department, and ran
away near the first of April 1860. Had mode
aa examination of the prisoner to find out his
distemper, and he was insane. He was ugly
and ill-tempered, and when he left he was in
very nearly a sound mental condition. A pe
culiarity of his madness consisted in his belief
that everybody wanted to poison him, and he
several times threw away his food, and could
not be induced to take drags of any kind. He
bad a propensity for breaking the gloss in his
windows, and when every one else was suffer
ing from intense cold, McEnroe complained of
great feverishness, bis head was hot, and he
would allow no fire In,hi* cell. Witness did not
believe the prisoner was yet in a healthy state
of mind.
Bcnj. Chase, Warden, considered defendant
decidedly crazy at the time he was an Inmate
of the county poor house, and no better now.
This witness related several Instances to show
the lunacy of McEnroe, one of which was that
when he was in Jail somebody tried to poison
him, but he 44 Mowed out” the noxious drags,
and poisoned all of them; also, that ho endea
vored to find ont how defendant come to emi
grate to Chicago from iDchigan; all be could
get o *t of him was an oft-repeated story abont
fifty thousand rats, and that the people wanted
to kill him, but he took his army of rats out
upon the prairie and whipped the whole of
them.
A. W. Tappcn, an inmate of the debtor’s
apartments of the jail, said he thought, three
months since, the defendant was feigning in
sanity; hut had seen enough since to cause
him to change his opinion. Hi« uncleanly
habits, and matters mentioned by other wit
nesses, bad produced t his change.
The prosecution introduced Dr. David But
ter, who had had considerable experience in
the management of the Insane. He had seen
McEnroe three times in Jail; had formed no
medical opinion the case; had seen cases of
alleged simulated insanity, where tbe best
medical talent of the West had been deceived,
and the deception kept up for a year; thought
from Mr. Chase’s testimony the defendant was
Insane when under his charge.
Dr. J. R. Gore followed, and testified to the
mental condition of the prisoner when in jail
fifteen months since; thought him a mono
maniac then; his eyes did not appear as
now, but were steady and fixed; had reason
to doubt his present insanity. When witness
first saw him in July last he was Idiotic, could
not recollect anything that had happened some
months before, and invariably answered all
questions by saying, “I don’t know.” He
dropped too suddenly to that idiotic state to
have it natural. Before that be bad repeatedly
tried to impress the Doctor with the idea that
hewassick, and the Doctor thought ho knew
more than he.wished him to believe. HU at
tachments and dislikes had been formed from
treatment received. He had attacked Retire,
who bad ordered Mm to be scrubbed and
cleaned, but bad not offered to harm the assist
ants who performed the act. The Doctor on
one occasion told him that he had stabbed a
man and escaped once, but that he would not
do so this time, when McEnroe asked, M Will
they bang me, do yon think ? ” Another time
the witness fonnd the defendant alone and was
talking to him, when be perceived he was try
ing to get behind Mm, and be prevented it;
he had his hand in his pocket; witness called
for aid, and alter chasing prisoner over the
hall, he stopped and threw something Into the
open door of an empty cell—it was a largo
iron spoon. This was thought to be rather
too smart for an idiotic man; thought defend
ant knew more than he pretended to know.
Lnri» Uktvebsitt.— The Convention in re
lation to Lind University was in session yes
terday and will continue its meetings to-day
in the Lecture Boom of the Second Presby
terian church. It wu resolved to-day to ap
point an agent to visit the country churches,
and that a persevering effort should bemads
to endow a third Professorship among them,
thus securing the endowment of the fourth
by Ur. Lind. It is now believed tho Theo-.
logical department of the Initiation can be
put on a permanent working basis by the
close of the coming summer,
Fnfbrtimmtc,
Cnoaco, Nor. 19, 1800.
SlUort Thl> afternoon Mrs. Ghee,
a poor widow, wh-n about entering the office
ot Messrs. Llll <& Dlversy, was attacked by a
largo fierce dog. She stepped back to avoid
the spring of the savage brute, and in doing
so, fell and broke her leg. While prostrate,
she was severely bitten by the dog. Mr. Llll,
who was present, had some of his men convey
her to her home on Pierson street. While be
ing carried past his malt house, some careless
fellow threw a quantity of water from the
topmost story, completely drenching the suf
ferer. Hr. J. J. Sands, riding by, was attracted
by the moans and distress of the woman, and
on learning the facts of the case, procured
the immediate attendance of a surgeon, (Dr.
Boordman,) who applied tba usual remedies,
and the woman Is doing as well as could be
expected.
What makes this causalty the more dls
treasing, Is the fact that the woman is a stran
ger, and has a family of small children who
are entirely dependent on her for support
Mr*. Edward P. Towne, who resides on Illinois
street, knowing her to be worthy, has, with
her usual benevolence, cared for her wants
and takes charge of one of the children. Mr.
Sands has very generously provided for the
rut of the family.
Will See Their Friends.—Hon. Abraham
Lincoln,’ President of the United States elect,
and Hon. Hannibal Hamlin, Vice-President
elect, were yesterday treated to a view of the
new Custom House and Post Office by' Mr.
Cook, to the no small delight of those who
were fortunate enough to get a sight at them.
They spent the greater portion of the day in
attending to private business, and no great
stir was made by their presence, which prob
ably coincided exactly with their desires on
the subject.
To-day it is understood that onr distinguish
ed visitors will see their friends at the Tre
montHonse in the ladles’ parlor from ten a. m.
to twelve o’clock.
. Wigwam Notice.—There will be a meeting
of the subscribers to the Wigwam, on Friday
evening next, Nov. 23d, at the rooms of the
Young Men’s Christian Association, room No.
15, Methodist Chnrch building, corner of Clark
and Washington streets, to hear the report of
the Boilding Committee, and to transact any
other business that may come before the
meeting. C. N. Holden, Sec’y.
Mysterious Disappearance.— On Monday
evening, November 19th, a young man by the
name of Abraham Bindley left Ms house on
Indiana street, and has not since been heard
from. On the same day ho drew his balance
from Hoffman’s Bank, and Is known to have
collected SIOO from another party. Bindley
hors a most excellent character, and the eve
ning before his disappearance was united in
marriage with the daughter of one of our most
respectable German citizens.
Tbs Clare Street Fire.— Mr. English, the
leassee of the meat market, corner of Clark
sad Polk streets, burned out ouTnesday night,
loses about S3OO. The building No. 417, occu
pied a* a drug store by A. Megler, was also
slightly scorched at the same time.
Caught at Last.—A man named Walsh was
arrested on Tuesday night and committed In
delimit of S3OO boQ, charged with robbing vk-
Itors to the Republican Convention lost May.
It will he recollected that he made his escape
at that time when an attempt was mode to
take him, bnt be Is safe enough at lost.
“Temperance Flying Artillery. ” — Dr.
N. S. Davis will deliver a declare before the
Artillery In their rooms, on the comer of
Clark and Washington streets, this (Friday)
evening, at 71-3 o’clock. The public gener
ally are Invited to attend.
Fire in Holstein. —The alarm of Arc for
the Fourth District lost night ot half past nine
was occasioned by the discovery of a brilliant
'light on the Northwestern Plank rood, in the
vicinity of Holstein. The steamers started
for the locality, bnt after proceeding about
half the distance, returned.
Death: prom Intemperance.— Ayonngxnan
about 23 years of age, named John Williams,
was found dead in his bed yesterday morning
at his borirding house, comer of Indiana ave
nue and 1 donterey street. He retired Wednes
day evenhag in his usual health. The coro
ner’s Inqc est showed that he died from exces
sive Intemperehce.
The Fruit Trade.—One firm in this city
has sold nearly four thousand barrels of green
apples the present season.
Vagrancy.—Ellen Cassidy, a vagrant, wu
yesterday morning fined S3 and tent to the
Bridewell ibr ten days for larceny of a dress of
» pawn-broker named Cunningham.
C. St. Paul & Fox duLac.— lt is the design
of the Chicago and Northwestern Railway
Company to complete their rood to Appleton
before winter acts In.
A Fall. —A man whose name we have not
learned, fell from the roof of the Illinois Cen
tral roundhouse on Tuesday; and had his leg
to severely injured that amputation was per
formed.
A Gheen-’un.—Mr. Green, night before last,
met a friend from the country; the friend got
drank and had his pocket picked of $25, for
which Green was arrested yesterday, and com*
milled in default of SSOO.
C3T Don’t forget Mr. Dye’s Adult Singing
School this evening for beginners, at bis Music
Hall, No. 115 Lake street, over Gould’s Piano
Rooms. Tbe first lesson free—commencingat
71 o’clock.
Attention I—The Tenth Ward Wide Awakes
will meet this evening at theirplace of rendezvous.
General attendance Is requested.
By order of the Captain.
\s Go to John Jones’*, 119 Dearborn street, and
get your clothes cleaned and repaired. They will be
well done,)and at prices to suit the times.
SIOO,OOO.
Illinois Ctnantcr Wantid.—Ail banks
(thrown ont or otherwise) will bo taken at itor, for
aQ kinds of FathionabU Clothing , at the lowest
pr:e.*3, at Fntnam’s Great Eastern Emporium,
116 Randolph street. noSS-61
MnxncxnT Goons and Cloaks.—S. J. Hneston
A Shaw, (successors to Walmsley & Hoestoo,) 41
and 43 Clark street, Chicago, aro now offering the
above line of goods, embracing Ribbons, Silks,
llcod Dresses, Velvets, Feathers, French Flowers,
Straw Goods, etc., together with Cloaks of the
latest designs, at prices which cannot fall to please.
Ladies will do well to examine our stock before
purchasing. nol3-3tew-lmtn-thAs&
JlrLUNXcr.—We would can the attention of onr
readers to the exhibition now being mad* at the
store of Charles Newberger, 133 Lake street, of a
very choice selection of millinery of the newest
style, made after tha latest New York and Paris
fashions. Also an elegant assortment of velvet
end cloth cloaks, which we pledge ourselves cannot
be snrpessed In beauty or style In this city. Please
call and examine. noSO-lt
should not fall to read the advertisement
of Prof. Wood in to-day’* paper. seS-ly
XSf* Jonvcn’a Kid Glove Cleaner. One bottle
clean* SO pair* of glove*. Sold by Sargent,
Apothecary, corner of Randolph streets.
Auction Sales tills Morning.
Catalogue sale of Boots, Shoes, Dry Goods,
Table Cutlery, Stationery, Cloths, Caislmeres.
Vestings and Furnishing Good*, this morning at
9X o’clock, by Gilbert A Sampson, 83 Lake street.
Those Japan weather strips and rubber
mouldings, will leave for St. Louts next week.
After that none will be for sale. Tbe proprietor
will return again In one or two years. If any more
are wanted, leave yoor orders at one at No. 4
Kingsbury Block (up stairs.)
tJr Lincoln and Hamlin are stopping at the
Tremont House, but Cook A McLain are bolding
forth at 98 Dearborn street, next to tbe old Post
Office, where they still continue to clean, dye and
repair old clothes at small prices. Take your'
overcoats ■ bea fixed np for this winter,
and yon will not r eta little money so wisely
spent.]
X3T Tbe Boston Fancy Steam Dying Establish
ment of August Schwartz la located at 73 South
Clark street and 158 Illinois stmt. The work of
this establishment is superior to that of any other
in the city. . st>*
“Banks! Banks I”—We, Sam Dnnn & Co.,
Hatter*, win take all Illinois money for Hats, Caps,
and For*. 101 Randolph street. njovSl-St
Whzxlxb £ Wilcox's Sewing Miczmos with
Nsw ImomoxTs at Rxdcced Pmcra,—The
Wheeler £ Wilson Manufacturing Company having
gained all their a nits at law, with mann
fsctarora of Sewing Machines, propose that the
pnhlie shall be benefltted thereby, and have accord*
ingly reduced the price* of their Sewing Machines.
After this date they will be sold at rates that will
pay a fair profit on the coat of manufacture, capital ’
invested, and expense of making sales; such,
prices as will enable them to make firat-class
machines, and, as heretofore, guarantee them in
erery particular. Office 167 and 169 Lake street.
Geo, B. Chittenden, General Agent for Illinois,
Wisconsin, and Northern Indiana. nol9-6t
I* T. C. Bkith £ Co., Coppersmiths, Brass
Code manufacturers, dealers in Wrought Iron Pipe,
Steam and Gas Fittings, at low priC9t, 828 Wash
ington street,* nor JO-lSt
fui Wextoto School at ihb Chicago
Mechanics’ Ismrur*.—There will ho a meet
ing this evening of the members and their ap
prentices who may wish, to Join such a class.
The Board of Directors have voted the use of
the rooms, lights, Ac., and have secured the
services of a first-class instructor, and should
there be a sufficient number la attendance this
evening such a class will be formed.
First Philiiarmostc Conchst. The
Philharmonic Society gave their first concert
on Monday night last, at Bryan Ball, to a large
and one of the most attentive and appreciating
audiences ever seen In Chicago. The orchestra
and chorus, under the direction of Bans Balat
ka, realized. all. expectations, and the whole
performance went off admirably and without
any faults that:any reasonable eritie should
notice, when considering the comparatively
short time in which the orchestra and choms
were organized. The complete success of the
first concert will enlist a large number of new
members to the Society. We also learn that
Mr. £mll Bclnberg, the violinist, will make
his home In Chicago, and of course become a
very active member of the Philharmonic.
gJTo be Tried Ague.—The case of Hagcnum,
the Holstein baker, has been re-presented to
the Grand Jury for another indictment, and
may not be put on trial until next week.
ffiSKanteb.
TAT’ANTED. —To trade a Horae for
m ‘i Family Carriage or a Plaao, He Is a splendid
•addle a hone and kind la harness. Address. Post Of
flee Box 761. notS-dtOgiw
VACANT ED—To exchange for
* * City property. 1.000 or 1,200 Acres of Superior
Fanning Tomas, part order a Ugh state of eoUlvatloo
and on a line of Ila Urn ad. Inquire of TOCXG A BKI.L,
32 Sooth Water street. uoiOslw
TV/"ANTED —Board in a private
V T family, or where there are hot few hoarders—
by a sremleman, wife andhabr andnnrae, who will fur.
rlsh their own rooms If required. Location mint he
east ofStale and north of Jackson streets. AddmsP.
O. Poll AMI. nolSxlw
TXT*ANTED—To exchange from
» T Six to Eleven Hundred of Land In Mich
igan. WUcom-ln and J«>w HicirvUrt, f-*r a stock of
l)ryO«<nli or an a-a:rtmentuf DuoU and A
rood bargain can be had. The advertiser will par dif
ference lu cash. Apply U> J. W. DO AX A CO, S Dear.
bom street. noi-LdtaMm
\\T ANTED—Employment—A per-
V T son of the highest testimonials as to his capacl.
ty and integrity. Is low in Chicago, and wants Home
employment. lie professes to have some knowledge
of the mercantile business, and to b>» competent t> act
as clerk or assistant In a hotel, in charge of the laundry
or otherwise; as bar-keeper in a respectable saloon, or
assistant and clerk In a wholesale llqunrand retail gro
cery store,&e. Any person wantinr hla services in any
position can become fully satisfied from his teetlmo.
Dials and references. He would be found valuable as a
watchman of any respectable concern; he would even
acta* stable man. Ac, to a private gentleman. Ad
dress -j. c," at thla oMce. noiflx&t
LOOK HERE! A Widow Lady
of experience desires a situation ss housekeeper,
la the city or a country town. Address C. l>„ box
227 X aoUXSw
Eo Ixcut. r
r PO RENT.—A large and commo-
JL discs boas* very pleasantly situated on a block
of wren acres, laid out as a garden and ground.-*, near
the Lake at Cleavervllle. or will be sold rery low and
on pood terms. Apply at 219 Sooth Water »lrret.< up
stairs.) no2lxlw
TO RENT.—A Brick House, No.
199 Erie street North tld«*. In pood repair. For
particulars enquire on the premises ora; Mu.NGKU &
ARMOUR'S OFFICE. noIT-dITB-Iw
r PO RENT—A fine Law Ofiicc,
X. well furnished about mid-way between the Coart
Bouse and the new Post Office, on Sooth Clark street
Apply to No. 8 Lannon'i B1 >ck. nolo.dt7Q.Xw
*t&Sh*a NEW AND SECOND
wWWHud Puxoa for isle low. Pianos and
•f 9 I t*Melodeons to rent. Orders for Tnnlrg
Pianos. Melodeotw, Organs, and all kinds of Musical
Instruments prompUr attended to. All kinds of Musi
cal Instruments repaired at abort notice.
115 LAKE STREET—NEAR CLARE.
dfor Sale.
Tj'Oß SALE.—A First-Class House
X? and Let for sale on West Randolph street between
Ana and Elizabeth streets. Address P. O. box 1313.
[nolfixlwj
FIR SALE—A few more of those
Ladders, from 12 to 20 feet long, manufactured
ITotn New York State Spruoe Timber. chMi'goutat
10c, per foot T.M. HIBBARD. IIS Kluric street.
ocJd94-2mj
FDR SALE AT A GREAT I>AR
canr.—A few vacant lota on the Sooth side will he
sold at half their value, if applied for soon.
TOMPKINS A CO„
oc2S-d129-lm Room No. S Kingsbury Block.
Tj'Oß SALE CHEAP—At 9U Dear-
JL 1 born street, a complete set of Confectioner's tools.
Slabs, Ac. Outs good Cider Press. Asecond-handCouk
Stow. Furniture and Pipe, two Counters, and SO bbla
Apples. W. VAN O'LINDA A CO. noSlxiw
FSR SALE—Sleighs and Cutters
at all prices, from fSO to 1120. Double or Single
seat, fur one to two horses, trimmed or without trim
mliua, may be seen at SHELTON A TUTTLE'S East
era Carriage Repository on Market street, near Wash
ington. Or address H. B. HILL, Chicago. UL
no2idsUS-tm]
iSoatfung.
BOARDING. —Very desirable
rooms with board can bo obtained at 2C6 West
WaablagtoD street at the corner of Morgan. A f-w day
boarder* cap also be accommodated. nolSxlw
*OOARDING.— A Suite of Front
JL) Rooms to rent, with Board.at lOaodSl Michi
gan Avenue. References required. nol»-d«77-im
"DOARDIN G. Pleasant Rooms
■ J with Board can be obtained at No. 49 Van Horen
Street, between State aad Wabash avenge. nultxlm
BOARDIN G.—A suite ofclesiruble
roms tor a gentleman and hi* wife, and one tin.
gle room maybe bad at 10** Wabash Avenue.
[nolSxlwj
BOARDING. —A Gentleman and
wife, or two single gentlemen, coaid be accom.
modated with boord and a pleasant room, command.
Ing a Dae view of the Lake, fa a private family redding
on Wabash avenue. Apply at Kri Lake street, or at
634 Wabash Arsons. nuCSxSt
jFounb,
TT'OUND.—A sum of money. Ap-
X 1 ply to C. R. STARKWEATHER. IS Custom House
Bonding. No. 13 Laaalle street, Chicago. nolSxlw
JJOW TO KEEP "WARM.
THE ALBANIAN
T\*Cn produce and radiate more heat into tbs ro< m
than any other Stove.
TEE ALBANIAN
Gives more heat from the same cool than any other
Stove.
THE AT.HAUTA7T
Prodnee* beat quicker than any other Coal Store.
THE ALBANIAN
Bans anthracite or bltamlnoas coal and gives the
largest amount of heat.
THE ALBANIAN
Radiates the beat down Into the lower part of tbe room.
THE ALBANIAN
Burnt more of the gas and emoke than any other store.
THE ALBANIAN
Produces tbe most pare and healthful beat.
THE ALBANIAN
Received tbe highest premiums at the Albanv County
Fair, the New Fork State Fair, and the Lulled
States Fair.
THE ALBANIAN
Has received the highest encomiums from the Press,
from distinguished men. from Dr. Nott and other*.
THE ALBANIAN
Is the Stove to hoy.
THE ALBANIAN
Has six sizes, Kos. 10, 12,15, 13, 31, and 24.
Together with a large variety of Parlor and Cooking
Stereo. For sale, near the New Post Office, bv
JOSEPH C. HESDeAsO.V.
pgg-d3l»-St No. 1a CUrx street.
OR THE NEW
TIIItOAT DISEASE.
JL Certain, Safa and Speedy Cure, and afro a
Preventative for Diptheria.
DR. SEARLE GRIFFIS’, cf New Torx. Is aow at tbe
j lattaooß Hoase. Chicago, IU. where be is prepared to
fiirnlsb the dozen* of tills city and surrounding coun-
U*v with hi* celebrated German Remedies, which will
W'XTHOUT ANY DOUBT,
PREVENT DIPTHERIA,
And also CURE IT IN EVERY CASE IF USED 13
TIME.
Do not doubt the efficacy of these remedies as a
tow both** hesitation mar be tbe mean* of the dsatu or
ovj; or Torn nmiT. Call at once and advice with Or.
G„ and gt*t a circular which explain es the Modus Ope
raitdl 01 Li* remedies.
ADVICE GRATIS.
The Doci'. r wm visit patients either with the family
phj-»ldan or otherwise.
Dr. G„ fur tL e last twelre years baamadeall diseases
of the lower boweL such a*FILES. CONSTIPATION,
FISTULA ANO. bTBIUTUKE. and also all dl«ca*e ot
the GENTTO-UIuNAKK ORGANS of both sexes, bis
speciality, and any person who may he thus articled
will find It to their advantage to consult him wirnorr
oklat. All order, from an> pari of the country will
receive prompt attention, and when deriml the medi
cine will be test byexpre« with careful direction*, and
the applicant can pay for it at the expreha orfice when
he receive* it.
The Diptheria Preventative b three dollars per hot.
tie. The Diptheria Cme la eluding Probing Gargle.
&c„ ten dollar*.
Tbe medldne mar bo bad of J. H. REED A CO..
Druggist*. Lake meet, and DUCK A RAYNER. Drug
dat, Clark street, or of Dr. G„ at Doom No. 30 Mat
teson House.
All letters should be directed to Dr. Searle Cm*
fin, Mattesou House. Chicago, IU. coSS-djid-Sm
WANTED —Two Servant Girls,
(colored preferred) to go a short distance la
the eonntry. To those willing to make themselves
generally useful a liberal price will be paid. None
others need apply. DICIdN&ON A BAkKK, No. 1
Pomeroy** Hall ding. noffl-dSlldt
PARTNER WANTED—The ad-
JL vertlser wishes to eater Intn the Commlwlon
Business, and wonts a partner, illent or sctlvr. vltha
tow thousand dollars capital, a large commercial ac
quaintance In oU the principal Eastern cities assure*
Mm a safe and profitable busloesa. Further particu
lar* may be learned by application to Mr. GEO. PAY.
SO at Law. M) Dearborn street, Chicago.
C EXTONS AND UNDER-
O TAKERS, S8 La Salle street.
Have on band, at all times every style and finish of
Wood Lead and Zinc Cothn*; aUo, Slirood*. And are
prepared with Hearses and Carriages and everything
requisite for Funerals: and may be found ou band and
ready lojctve prompt attention to their baainesaat all
hoars They also have a Chapel and Vault in the Csmo
tery. [apmi vVIUOUT * McCLUKE.
QXOVES, GLOVES, GLOVES!
Don’t target to buy your Gloves at BO WEN'S, ?*o. 20
Clark street (BMainl. The beat and cheapest Back,
skin and For. all told lower than ever betare.
N. B.—Bowen Is alto Aeeat for the Wwi of Wilson's
Sewing Machine, tho mod simple and perfect machine
aver made. Call and see It. oel3d2s*Am
IV/fALT! BARLEY MALT!—A
IvJL stock of PRIME BARLEY HALT for Brewer's
Sxml Distiller** use. constantly on hand, and each order
promptly Oiled. Also saperlor Tout Unit In barrels,
aiaonfitctnred at Cold Spring Malt flonae. Buffalo, N.
r. Address A.O. UOBEY, IS Booth Water street
Sbleaxo. aslod23Am
"C'OR SALE—A Patent for.a Ma-
JL 1 chine which can bo sold extenslrely among the
Tanners of this State, at s lares profit. Address L,
a Box 74UN Chicago. oomn
jLegal atberttoaimrtEL
'TRUSTEE’S SALE. Whereas,
I vAwtn Pierce and Candace Pierce, ow wire, or
ruampalen County. Illinois, did liVI TI^ t ‘tha
M*r A. 5.i860, ma»e, execute and deliver to me. Ue
un/cnlgned. a deed whereby they conveyed to me.
tae undersigned, and to mr heir*. aligns. and •nece*-
sort In truit. the following dcrerlbed preiuDe* *l l “‘ led f
in the city of Chicago. County and h tateor
Illinois known anu derertoed as bub-Loc No. (io) *«
l»en. In E. K. Itogere' Subdivision of Lot* Noa (I A •>
oae^and two. In Block So. (3/ aye. Diucan’* AddlUon
to Chicago, and of Block No. (I) one, In tho Canal
Trustee’* of the
half of the northeast oue-toorth of sec.loa No. (1«j
feveuteen, Town i3U) north, flango (ID cast. Third
Principal Meridian, with all the buluilne* andlniprov e
menu on aald premise* at t.ie date or said Deed. <-r
which might hereafter be placed thereon. In tru»l to
aecure lue payment of a certain pronilA-ory note of
eveodste with said deed, for the emu of live hundred
aadstxty-flve dollars and Interest thereon, as In raid
deed mentioned, and whlrU said deed wa* duly re.
corded Id toe liecorder'. omce * r ° re '
•aid.ln Book number 11* of Deed*. at l ago--#.
Sow therefor*, defitult having beenmude la the pay.
tnentof said promissory note, and Interest thereon,
and npoa application haring boon made to nic. the uD*
denhroed, ny the legal holder of said note fir that
I ahall. In accordance with the provisions of
lalndeti of trust, end tor the purposes therein men.
Honed. on Mondar, December Si. wou, at tea
la the forenoon of said day, at Hie uorta door of the
Court House. In the city of Chicago. Countv of Cook,
and State of tlUnols. sell *nd dispose of salJ prof*”/
and premises above described, and ail Lie right, title,
beaedt and equity of redemption of t.ic said Hd wlu
Pierce* and Candace Fierce, their heirs or atotgus
therein, at public auction to the highest bidder or
Kddcl.forc.^ i>jlßilu n cnauxscs Trjjttc.
Chicago. November aid. ISCO. uoa-dvaMCt
TRUSTEE’S SALE.—Whereaa
X Hobert F. Shlan. did on the sixteenth day of
November. DjU. execute and deliver to me, the under
signed. Jlertit T. Cole, as trustee, a deed of trust of Uie
premise* hereinafter described, to secure the payment
of a certain prumUaory note, made bribe add Ihjbert
F Shinn, and particularly described In mod deed of
trust, which said deed of trust was duly hied tor record
la the (recorder's office of Cook County, aud.Stateof
Illinois, November rilh, VSO, aud duly recorded In book
Idl of accdr,at3A'. , . , ..
Now, therefore, uefeult having been made lathe par
meat of tho said promissory note, mentioned lussld
deed of trust, and application having been mail? lo me
by tho legal holder thereoC public notice L» hereoy
given, that lo pursuance of the provision* of said trust
deed, sod by vlrtuenf Uiep-werand authority granted
to mo in and by said trust deed, and for thu usv* and
purposes therein exprt seed. I shall, on Jlondav. the
thin! day of December. AJ>. LS6U. at tho hour of twelve
o’clock at noon, at the north door < t tho Court lluuw
la (be city of Chicago, Cock County aud btalw of 1111*
noh*. sell ;at public auction, to the highest bidder for
caaiu the prcruhtsdtKTlb* din said trust deed, lowit:
Lot number fourteen (11) la hlock number sixteen (lt>j
InCarpester'a Addition to Chicago, said lot being nity
feetou Fnltou street, byouwbuudrcd feet on Feorla
street; and alt right ami equity of redemption of the
said llobert b. ShLio. his huraaoii a»«lgus therein.
Chicago. Nov. -AK IhGd M. T. COLK, Trustee.
noClxtd .
ORTGAGE SALE.—Whereas,
J.TJL George Hannahs, of Albion, in the State of
Michigan, dla on tho u-l dav of Mav, k<o, exccnte aid
deliver to Jt-Kr-v!’ -I-*/. «-f r’i- lor.-u of .'larihali iu
tne State of hllchigan, a ccrudu UidcuCure of loortgugc
to secure the payment or three several
notes, of even date with said mortgage, tor thr sum of
fifteen hundred dollars each, said notes being payable
to Joseph Sibley or order, one alx tv data after date,
one six mouths after date, aud one In twelve moulus
after date, with Interest at the rate of ten per cent per
annum; which said mortgage Is recorded In the- Re
corder* office of Jo Davteas countv, book tiofmort
gag's,onpagcsgft; and 3JU, which sold mortgage was.
on the fifteenth day of November, lSGi>. by toe sold
Joseph Sibley, assigned to the subscriber: and whereas
It was provided In and by the terms of sold mortgage
that. If deCiultbe mode lu the pavment of satdprumis
sury notes, or either of them, either of principal or in.
tercit, on the day or days when the name shall become
due end payable, the whole of said principal and later,
est secure ! by said uoti-s should thereupon hrcom*
due and payable, and sold mortgage should be Immedl.
areiy forec.ooed to pay the same.
Now. therefore, di-lanlt havlug been made In the pay.
ment of the tint of aald promissory nutn*. no port of
said Indebtedness having been paid, arcordhig t>the
terms of sald mortgage, public notice t* hereby given,
th 11. Horace J. Perrin. -voOpnee of s.dd mortgage, do
hereby Heeler** all of m d a t R In sal-l mortgage de
scribed to be due bv ot »ald deiaalt In pa' meat,
and that 1 shall, for the purpose of making tho money
due upon sold notes, amouuihig at the date of this ad
vertlsement to Uie sum of tour thousand ceven hundrt d
and twenty dollars and seveuty-f*ur cents, andluae
cordnncewlth thepowcrlu uie vcstf-d by sold mort
gage and the alignment there-ofi I shall, on Friday,
the thirtieth di> of November, lb** l , at ID o’clock In the
forenoon, wll at public a-cilou, at tuo north door of
the Court llunsc. In Ihe cltv of Chicago, to the highest
bidder for cash, the following described tract* of tarul,
Rlt iatedln the Countv of Jo Davie*o. In the Mato of
llllnoLi, and Known arid docrlbud as follows, to wit:
The northwest quarter of section thirty.live (-B;; the
south half of the southwest quarter of section twenty
sis (26); Uie southwest quarter of section tweiitr.five
(23); and the southwest quarter of the southeast quar
ter of section twenty.fivc (23); In town tweiitv-olne
(it), range three (3), east of the fourth principal meri
dian, being the same premise* courcy-d to th* partv
of the lira part by Carlos Fierce and wlte. and all rigiit
and wiuity t>f redemption of the said ueurur Uuamuu,
bis heirs and as»lro*. HuILAcE J. I'KUltlN.
Chicago, NoT.Sbih,l96o. As-dguee.
___ noCddOS-ld
AfOKTGAGE SALE.—Whereas,
-L'JL Simon 9. WUtscc ur.d Mary C„ bis wife, did on
the iSlh day of April. A. D. l*j", execute and deliver to
-.Jacob IV. Lndlam. now deceased. their ecriUit mort
gage, bearing date the day and year aforesaid, and
recorded In tue Recorder's ofllce of C**ok Connie. Illi
nois. la book Si of mortgages, page 457, and did tin re.
by convey t» Lie said Jacob I'. Ladla-n the pro ■ be*
hereinafter named, to secure ll.r payment of four cer
tain promissory note* therein partlctdarly mentioned.
And. whereas, it was prwidedln and bv said mortgage,
that la rare of default in the payment of aald nous*,
either of principal ur Lilcrust, was made, the w hole of
said principal and interest should become due and pay
ab!r. And tne -aid Jacob \V. Lndlr.m, his Lelnc execu
tors, admlnt-tratora or awt?a*.aft-r twenty day* no
tice la » newspaper printed in the cltv 6f Chicago,
might sell as hereinafter noticed. toeeald premise*. m.u
all rliht aud cnultr «f redemption cf tiic wld hlxon
9. Wlltwe and alary CV li.*» wu«*. therein. And, where
a.-, delanlt ha* been m.'vln in the payment of two of
sold notes. a-iU of Interest on three thereof Now,
therefore, pnbllc notice 1- Itereby given, that the nn
derdznrd. James l», Lndlam nncT Marr Lmllain, ad
mlnbtrstora of the e->tato of Jacob Vv. Lndlaia. de
ceased. will on Friday, the <Ut ß entlidsrof November.
A.D.Lwfl>,at the hour ••£IOoVPwkA. w.. of tn.-.t dav. ?(U
at public auction, at the north door cf the Court House
In said city of ihdrnco. to the l.ighi-?: bidder f.,r '•ash,
the follorlcg premises, to-wll:—Commencing In the
center line of tne Chicago aud tireen Bay irnod. and
ontho lino of Ilenrv llenwcrth's loin!, (meaning the
line of Henry Hcpwerth s laud at the date of said
mortgage.) and running west U.TJ l-l chains; ttiencc
south t.'H Chains; thence east 13.?J 1-U ehana to the
renter of the said road to tuv place of bcgij.nlng. con
taining 10 acres aud helm; part of m.rthweft quarter
of sections) tavnshlptl. range 11. In Cook Count*.
Illinois, and all rtgat aud equity of redemption of the
said Simon d. Wlltsce and Alary C. Wilt-ee therein, to
make the amount dne on sold note*, and the cost* and
expenses of snch sale. JAMFf* 1). LCDI..VM.
Chicago, OctVllh. 1S«». MAUY LCDLAiI.
Administrators of the estate of Jacob W. Lndlarn.de
ceased, the aforesaid mortgagee. ocli-axg-td
The above sale Is postponed till Friday. December
7th. WA, at same Uonrnnd plac-.
Chicago. Nov. IStii, ISSO. JA3IES I>. LPDLAM.
M\HV LUI.'LjVM.
Aumlnlstrstors cf the estate of Jacob W. Lndlam. do
ceased. nolT-tKfj.td
MASTER’S SALE.—State of Illi
nols. Cook (’ountv,S.S—Circuit ronrt Cook
County. In Chancery. >.UIm Granger v». HaUbajer
Bom and- John limy. Public notice Is herein* given
that la pursuance of a decree cuton-d lathe ab'neeu.
tltUd cause on the 2Gtli October, A. D. UMi.l, L. C.
Paine Freer, Mailer In Chancery of Coot County, a ul
at the hour of twelve o’clock tmrldisn. (noouj on the
•itlh day of December. A. D. fcU», at the north door of
the Court House In the Cltv of Chicago, County of
Cook aforesaid, sell ut ptibllu'auction, fbr cash. t.» the
highest bidder. alt the building of every kind standing
on iub-lotselx {6} and wvn (, >. aud tendOj fi-eion' the
north elds of sub-lot eight •»» of lot No. live (J) In
block fonr(J). In the original town of Chicago. In the
County of cook aforesaid. The purchaser w ill, by the
terms of said decree, have the right to remove on said
buildings from the premise-* above described.
L. i:. PAINE FUhER.
_, „ Master in Chancery, Cook County.
Chicago, Nov. I* inCO. noMtLkNul
nPHE ONLY PREPARATION
JL THAT HAS
STOOD THE TEST OF YEARS,
And grows more and aero popular everyday.
BEAD TU2 FOLLOWING
_ n.im» Crrru. Mich.. Dec.Slat. Iff?.
Poor. *vood:— ihcc wilt please accept a lino to in
form thee that the hair on my head all fell oTover
twenty year* ago, caused by a complicated chronic dis
ease, nttended with na eruption on mo bead. A con
tinual course of ttuifering thro»t»h life ha\ in-* reduced
me to n state of dependence. 1 have not been wblo to
obtain stud for caps. neither have I been able to do
them up. In consequence ofwhichmy head luissuU'ered
extremely from cold. This Induced ur to put Britos
ft Hodge* almost the last own 1 had on earth lor a two
do) Ur bottle of thy Ilolr IhMorative about the (lot ot
Anmut U»U 1 bare taithtally followed tho direction*
end the bald spot U now covered with hair thick and
block, though short. It is also conifer In alt over mr
head. >'eclln;r conildcot that another bottle
would restoreil entirely and permanently..! feci *nx
loon to pe»t-cvcro la us use. and helms destitute of
mean* to purchase any more. I would oak thee If thee
would not be willing to send me an order on thine
agents for a bottle, and receive to thyself the scripture
declaration —’••.tie rewardls to those that are kind to
the widow and the fatherless.**
Tiiy friend, SUSANNAH KIPJTY.
Licomra. Nohls Co.. Ind„ Feb. sth. VttP.
Paor. O. J. Vr’mit*—Dear Sir: lathe latter part of the
year lidiwhDe attending tho State and National haw
School of the State of New York, my hair, from a cause
unknown to me, commenced faldng oir ver» rnpullv, so
that in the short space of sis months, die whole upper
[mrt of my scalp was a most entirely bereft of It* cover
ng. and much of the remaining portion upon the side
and back part of my head shortly utter l>fc:tmo gray,
so that you will not be surprised when I tell you that
upon my return to tho State of Indiana, mr more cos.
nal acqußlntalr.Mnrc* were not so much tit u lom to
discover the cucse of the change In my appearance. n»
my more intimate acquaintances were u> recognize me
at all.
I at oucc made application to tho most skillful phy
sicians in the country, but. reeeivlug no assurance
from them that my hair coal J aealn be restored. I wur
forced to become reconciled to my fittc. until, fortunate
ly, in the Utter part of tne year 1317. your lk>toratlve
was recommended to me l»v a droggiit. a* being the
mostrelitble Hair llcstoratlve in use. 1 tried one bot
tle. and found to my unrat sstDfactluo that it was pro.
duclng the desired eiicct. Since that time. 1 have u>cd
•even dollar** worth of jour itestnratlve. nod a* a re
sult. have a rich coat of very soft block huh-, which no
money can buy. Very respectfully yourt,
A. if. LATTA,
Attorney and CouuselJor at Law.
0. J. ’frOOD ft CO., ifroprletora, tU Broadway. New
York, anti lit Market street. Su Louis. Mo m and sold by
all good Druggists and Fancy Goods Dealer*.
WnotxssLE Ar.csT*. Cmcaoor—J. D. Park. O. F. Fol.
lar ft Co M J. H. Keed ft Ctu Smith, Dwyer ft Co.. Lord
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As AcciDerre vnt sirm xvrv re vex laninn
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Toys, Ac.
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meets all emergencies, and do household can afford to
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lag point. There Is noloDgeraneceMltyfOrTlmplng.
chairs, splintered veneers. bead:ess ddlls. and broken
cradles. It is Jon the article tor cone, shell and other
ornamental work, so popular with ladies of refinement
and taats.
This admirable preparation la need cold, being che.
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qualities of the best cabinet-maker’s Glue It may be
need in the place of ordinary mucilage, being vastly
more adhesive.
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Price 2S Cent*,
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Address nENErcTspALunro & co.
. Cox yo.fi.fao. New York.
Put op for dealer* in eases conialnh-g- tour, elsbt. or
twelve dosen-a beaotlfal Lithograph Sbov-Cardac.
eompanylng each package.
_ a Of SrACLDBC-S PREPARED
GLUE will save ten times Its cost annually to every
household. . .
Eoldbyjdl prominent Stationery Druggists, Hard
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merchant# shonldmake a note of SX*aLD-
PREPARED GLUE, when making up their list.
It Will stand any ellnute. dully of inw*C
TJTJPTCHES CITKED
Ala BT THE .
IUED nrBBEE RICCS TRTSS.fit*. J
Tbl* Truss Is unlike all others ever '.\jsSr
used, belli la construction and msto- '
rial Dora not constantly pre** on the rupture, and
thereby give a call tor a true* for Uto. like niv*t trasses
in use. but presses in four places, bringing the part* to-
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PHILOSOPHICAL TRUSS IN USK None bat thosa
who have suffered with the misery 0 f rupture can an
preclam the value of the •* Riggs Truss." An Illustrated
pamphlet, coctainlng all particulars. »«nt free to any
one. oyaddrewlng L n SPFLKY *
Exclusive anotol? Agent tor the Western States ■
Xlsno“ m 14119 street, Post Office box 4.333, Chicago,
Wbokula trade tuppllsd at New TErk prices.
.. .. Jy^o-ir
legal aiibertisments.
*\/f ORTGAGE SALE.—Whereas,
-LTX by a certain mortgage Jaed bearing date n-e
Sdh day of March. A. D. l&a, duly execuledacknomj.
edged and delivered, and recorded hi the office of ih«
IhMordcr of Cook County, llllDols, hi book No.3U,f
Mortgages at page (25. tho Dearborn Seminary of the
city of Chicago, lu the Count? ui cook and state of
iT.moU ooveyed to liberty Bigelow and Samuel i
Lawrence, theu of said city, of Ctitcago, (now «>r Bos
ton. bj tin* Commonwealth of Mawmcnusetts) the M.
lowing described lots and lands, «Uua(e lu said rtly of
Chicago, lu tho county of Cook aArexald, to wit: The
northnaif of lot No. six (6», In block No. thirteen fu.
ami the south half of lot No. H?o dl> in the same
block, all In fort Dearborn Addition to Chicago to
Secure the payment of a certain protulswory uoto ..f
i-o:;i date with Bald mortgage deed. ezecuUd by said
Dearborn Pemlnajy to said Bigelow and Lawrence, tor
the sain of five thousand dollars, t ayahln ona year
alter Uie data thereof, with InUresl at
ten per cent. In the condition of which tala mortgagu
rte?d It was provided and agreed, that If default should
be made In the payment of any part of «Ud promis
sory note when Use same should become due and
payable, then the said mortgage might be Immediately
foreclosed to pay the tame, ortho nUd Bigelow ana
1-awrence, lately of the second part, IhHr helra tie
cutors, administrators and assigns, after notice or such
eat?, might sell said premise* at public auction at the
Court house door Id the City of Chicago, to the high-
Mt bidder tor cash at the lime mentioned lit such no
, t'.ci*. and out of the proceeds pay the costs or expenses
of said advertisement and sale, and the principal and
Inlurmt duo on said promissory nuts.
Ami whereas, the said Liberty BtgMow and Uamncl
Lawrence by their certain urea hearing date the
lUli day of November. A. D. ISou. and duly executed,
acknowledged sod drliverechdld bargain.sell, convrv.
transfer and assign unto the undersigned the said toon,
gago deed and alt thdr Interest aud right under the
same, or otherwise howsoever lo and U* the premia*
therein described, and the note and Indentures thereby
secured, arid all the powerond authority toenforce Ui»
payment of said note conferred upon them lu aud by
tal l mortgage deed or otherwise, and also endorsed
and dctlToreJ lo the undersigned the note of said
aforesaid. -I ’ cmiur7 '* ec, * rtd bj the said mortgage deed
- -er'f.z. «»-rs?i;* | M> rr m*.]? la Ihepayrnesk
of too luli.fipat ui t Tot* iqiJ (a* same
tog- Lic-v I.w :~i> r.-*i ti >. . . tbe’Edla dav<-f
March, A. D I • u. it i *u-i m..m 7
Now. therefor.-. uotP-- i. :• • , i Tf . n that Ih v
undersigned, assignee of L..- n-orgsg.-s.ulr.o’ i
aforesaid, in pnrsuar.ee of the p-.w* r • i ,a> 1t ,,,
mortgage deed contained, will, «ri ti«s.|u« .
of December nsxt.att.lae o'clock In lh*'fiire«o..u oi'
sslddsy.at the uorth door of lue t<mrt House In th«
cltv of Chicago, offer and sell at public vendnetotht
highest bidder, tor caah. the premises above tset.*4une<
and In the said mortgage deed described, for Hie or.;
of paying the .said note and Itiurvslthereuu. U
getber w!U» the expense* of said »alo.
FUANIiLIN FAiIMALEP.
. „ . . - Assignee of ilortageec
scxrta. alcAixrrm A Jrwtrr. Ally’s,
Chicago. November!«, lafti. DaM-OtU
MASTER’S SALE,—State of Illi
upD, rook Connty. S. «-nrcult Court of Coo<
County.—Petition tor Mechardiw Lie*. Fredt-rh i
Draahn, use of dth. vs. Ilearv Mtbe.
Public Notice Is hereby given, that L L. C. Pali r
Freer. Master In Chancery of t4»oic County. «uu- »t
lulnols. wUL In obedleoce to tho mandate In a»i ccM
execution issued In the above entiiled cause, ut u
date, sell at public aurlinn for caD>. to Um l.ighrst lu
dcr. on the tourtei-nto rtaj of perember. A. D, OU* -i
iU o’clock lu tLo torvhuon ofu>at dsv. at the norm
door of the Court House, In the city of(.*hlcsgo, ail lii*
right, title. Interest, claim and demand which i 1:-
Mud defendant on the eighth day of March. A. D, lx;,
bad In the pnuiiecs described as fullon*. to sit—Lot
|TB». tn Urn Canal Trustet-'s hub
division of the west half (except the northeast quart -r
of the southwest quarter, and the southeast quarter ui
the northwest quarter; of Section live (S), In Township
thlrtv-nlne O). north of llange fourteen ill), east o>
tho Third Principal Meridian, m the City of Chicago
County of Cook, aud State of UUauU. J .
X. PAINK PnXKR,
MASTEIt’S SALE.—State of 1111
nr.L\ Cook County. S.d.-rircnll Court of Co .*
County.—(a Chancery. James Ryan vs. Mar? WebJi
and omerr.
Notice U hereby given that I. L. C. Paine Freer. V u
t«r In Chancery of Cook foojilv. stale **f Illtud*
will. In pursuance of a decretal order of sail Court. ;«’*
nk public auction to the hlktuut bidder Uth* store .*
vVOlUia S. Davis In the town of NorthfieM In ih:
connty. on Uie gith day of .xovember. A. u. pfl*. a
It«»cluck In the foremtwn, the follow lug real estate, u.
wit:—The south half of the east halt ami Um m*ffi
west quarter of the south-east quarter of m cUou t ur
(i 3 ): to 7 , .w 4htl ? north, raime twi...
tl,'. east of the third (3; pntulpal merUUaa. in > ,u
town of NorthfielA 'ierma-one-lialfraiih. n,,| a,
balance In one year with *u per cent interr«t
bv mortgage ou tae property sold. »aid laud Uuc
bered. aud will be sold la parcel* tf dekred bv dl
chasers. L. C. FAINK Mlfctll.
_ „ Master In Chancery, Cook i ..rcty
Chicago. 3C.nr.ad. iso. uu'Hffi,; w
■jV f OKTGAGE SALE.—W lierraV
ITJL Seahreok K OUerahaw and Kota D. DUcrdiaw*
L'ity of Chicago, Cook CouutyaudMatJ
of Illlnob, did. or» the fourteenth day of }-«ieml/e r tn
Uie year of *»ur Lord oue thomaud tlchl hundred u.j
flflr ninft. execute and deliver to Jau.w o. Be, won£
of Chicago. In said County and Stale, a certain intern
tureof mortgage toiccme the payment ot a certain
proodMory note. In said mortgage dwcrlbed, gi rVn “ ;
one Thomas K. Blackney. of Uncaao afareawu. for u S
an ‘* tWrty-ievuu dollar* acd
elghty-AvecentAbeartpgdate the
August. A. D„ ttca, and payable to thu *ald J»mc* o
llevwortl| or order on the second day of March. A I)’
lAA widen taid mortgage wa» Died fljr record In u, a
l,ec, >rder of Cook comity, and Statu «>f
IlUno!*, on the twentr-tiilnl day of S. Member. a.U
and duly recorded In Book farty-nlue (•»*» of Mort.
gag-js. and Page furly-Uve (15); a. d. whereat default
Ute been nudo la the payment of the aald anu* v mm.
tluued In said promL*onr note, orany part H.ereot and
J UB .?IV n .‘ >ulLj . ll * l, ’ re ? l . I “ cu ***• maturity of wild notu.
I* atlil due and unpaid: uvm»,
Now. therefore, public notice la he-ieby given that In
pursuance of the power of rale In raid luoff ca**e eon
oqMonday, tl.oglttdir r.
A. l>. L*». a. teno clock in the forenoon of»aidday. at
tne north door of the Court House, In raid cltv of chi
cauo. aeU bv public auction to the highest bidder fur
cash* the following described prendre*. landsand ten*-
hi Block Clufteen u'J>
Of Jo>ib»ton s Subdivision of the east half ol the south
eait quarter of Section six (t.). Township thirty-nice
. '.‘ urlJ ttet'Se fu rtecn, c»-t of the Third punctual
Murldbin, illume in the County of and Stale of
with all the bidWinja thereon, and
oil the tenement?, hereditament* atuf appurtenance*
thereto belonging, and all the tight and equity of re
dumption of tnu ikdd Scabn.oC K oldcohaw and Uoaa
D. uldvrebaw. hi* wife* Uiclr heir* and assigns In and
to the said premise*.
JAMES O. DEYWORTH. Mortgagee.
nsnvKT. Axniu.ir A Oat*. Atfj* for Mortgagee.
Chicago. October hi Lb, lb»0. oel^OAti-liit
The above nal* la postponed until Monday, Nor. wth
ISS). at the saute hour at>d place,
no&dssi-td JAMLb o. HEYWORTIT. Mortgagee.
The above sale U farther postponed nntll Monday
Nor.’Ath, ISdO. at the same hoar and place J ‘
JAMES u. lIEY WOltf li. Mortgagoe.
A TASTE It’S SALK— State of IllT-
IfA. poU Cook County. 9^.—Superior Court of Cbl
cago—in Chancery. Ueorge Cranaxn John l*re
dcrioh TlcUch.
Bubilc notice la hereby given, that In pursuance of a
decretal order entered In the above entitled caut.e on
the gitnday of September, lisa.». In* Scott, aa Master
In Chancery of said Court, will -*eU it pnbllc auction to
thediigiic*t bidder for cash, on the thirtieth (UOthr day
"i ‘l"' v l u *>*r. -V. D. Lsto. at ten o'clock lu the forenoou
of that dav, as tlie north door of the Court Bouse m
thei elty of Calcago. lu aald County of Cook, all of the
right title aud interest of toe aald defendant, John
t teder ck in and to tlie following described
re>t e tints, in the County of Cook, and state of
UllnoU. to-wltr—Lot* unmoor tnlrty-one uij andltlr
tv-two (M), In Block one d». in siumiwondt orceu’s Ad
dition to Chicago, or so much of said premUe* u may
be uecre-ary to satbfy tlio Indebteducsv duecomplam
antondersald decree and co*b>. together wltu Mas
ter s fee*, cumml-wlcna and dlabuncmeiitaon saldHale
Dated Novembers, JtO). IliA SCOTI "
Master In Chancery of the Superior Court of Chlca-o
inoo-JXS-td] "
A ASTER'S SALE.—ISlate of IIU
XTX noU. County of Cook. SA—Superior Court of
C-lcsso—ln Chancery. Ucorgo Graham v*. Augu.t
Gorr.u ana John Scheiber. *
Public notice t» hereby given, that In pursuance of a
decretal order, entered In the above entitled cause >n
Ue iTth day of September, t-eu, |, ini Scott, as Master
In chancery of said Court, will sell at public auction to
tnu high** bidder Ibrcjun. on the thirtieth iSUth) dav
ot Nov ember, A. D. 13(0, at ten o’clock In the forenoon
of ttmt day, at the north door of tno court liouec In
C'licafio, io MtttlCouutr of Cook, all of th«
right, title and Imercttof t-.c sola detvmtauta, August
CierUi and John Scbeiner. In aud to the tollowluic uc
inrr.betl real e-tato, altuate In the County of Cook and
btnte ot" UhiKia. to wit:—Lot* thirty-use m) and u.lr
10C^»,eI*tW). b» bamp*on * Ureena
Addition to Chicago, or so much of mOU premises *«
mar be necessary to satiny too ladcbtednes* due com
pujnant, under said decree, and cost., to-clber with
.MH.tePefeea.coiunjlMluaaauddbbutHvnieiit> taid
sale. Ira SCOTT
MasterJarhanccry of the Superior Court oi cm J*co
Dated. November a, lego. noo-dAMd
MA&TfcIU’S SALK,—State of Illi
nois county of Cook.*, a, Superior Court..!
Chicago. In chancery. William C. Yctuig vs. Sa.uiu l
L. Uo*cr, Henry b. Muuroe, Jtuucs VY. Cocuran. Oeutca
i>e Loynes, Oiueon Barker, Edward MeCoonciL Hiram
,lßar 7. A. hmylhe. Joieph a. Sprague, iiar-
Tel V, . Cooper, Vteb-ter S eteele, can 1 Young and U.o
Chicago Marine aud b ire Insurance Company.
Public notice Is hereby given ti.at la pursuance of a
decretal proer. entered la the above enUlled cause on
the utn day of November. ibfiu, I, Ira Scott. Os blas
ter la Chancery of the superior Court of Chicago, will
cp the fllteenth day of Winder. A. DTtoufas ten
« clock in ttiefomiuon of that day st-il at public auc
tion u* tae highest bidder for cam. at the north door of
me Court Uuom) in the city of Chicago la said County
of Cook, thc fpUowlng described real estate, situate la
tue city ot Chicago, to the County of Cook .od State of
UUllota, |.»Wtt:
That portion* of the Kingsbury Tract commencing
at a point lu the north lluo of Ontario street, four bum
dred VHlUf«jr*t > ix feet from the east line of said
Kingsbury Tract, theuco northerly parallel with tho
**•>■ «* »ia Kingsbury Tract, ouu hundred and
nine (IIP) feet more octets; to the south Hue of
sedgewlck s Addition, thence westerly along the south
Uuo ofaedgwa* s Amlllfeu two hundred aod twenty
elg,.t (d£> feet; theuco southerly and parallel whh
SK.ffJiy l ? o mW Hla S ,bar y Xrac t. one hundred and
nine (iu>> f««t more or lose to the north line of Ontario
street: tueacc easterly along the north line of Ontario
Also that portion of the Ktcgsbory Tract commenc
ing at a point In the north line of Ontario street, two
£r «*)»«• from the east line
ofUtcsald Kingsbury met; thence northerly parol*
hd With the cast line of said Kingsbury *r«st one
hundred and nine ti«y> feel, more or lest, to uTe wnth
liue of bedgwteks Addition; thence westerly alomr
hundred aud nine HW) (bet, more or less, to the north
ft* nrMn^t} 0 . !F cc i ; , Uleo V’ B ea * ter *y along tho north
«trcct, two huudrod aud twcuty-clgut
{tail teetto tha place of beginning *
Also that P«>rtioo of the aiagsbory Tract commcnc-
Jn w at a point In the north line of Ontario street, at lu
Intersection with the east line of sold Kingsbury
tract, thence northerly along the east lino ot said
Kingsbury Tract one hundred and nine (iu>> f eKi more
or ices, to the south line of Sedgwick'* Addition'
thence westerly along the south hue of Sedgwick 1 *
Addition two hundred aud twenty-eight (*A iVet
thence loothcrlr and parallel wUa u.o east line u/
said Kingsbury Tract one hundred and nine chyi feet
more or leu. to tue north Hue of Ontario street •
tnence easterly along the north line of Ontario street
two hundred and twenty-eight l»j feet to the place uf
beginning. r
Also au undivided three-ftmrth* part of all the fol
lowing described lot, place or parcel of land situate In
the City of Chicago. County of Cook and State of mi
aou, to wit; Cbuuueochtg la the centre of Ontario
street, at a point two hunared and ftfry feet east
oftlie centre of Bay tou street and ruoulns thence due
east along the centre of sold Ontario street two hun
dred and nfty feet; thence north to the north hue
of the Kingabury Tract one hundred and Qfty-ulno
(ISO feet, more or leas; thence west along thocortn
line of mid Klegsbury Tract two hundred and fifty
OSJI feel; thence south one hundred and fifty-oina
feet, more or less, u> Uie place ofbeginniug.
„ . HLV acuTf. .
Jlastcr In Chancery of tho Superior Court of Chicago.
Dated Novemberau, laio. uo3o.iitiecu
MASTER'S SALE.—State of Illi
nola. Cook County, 8. S.—Superior Court of
Chicago. in Chancery. George Graham vs. William
\oltaaer. ...
Public notice U hereby ciTen, that in pnranaoce of a
decretal order, entered In the above entitled cause on
the'.*7th day or September, ISO!, J. Ira Scott, a* Master
of Chancery lu said Court, will sell at public auction
to the highest bidder tor cadi, on the thirtieth (Urth>
day of November at ten o’clock lit th* forenoon of
that day, at the north door of the Court House to the
city of Chicago, in said county of Cook, all of tbo right,
title and interest of the said defendant. William Volt*
mer. in and to the following described real estate,
situate in the County of Cook and btata of UUnoU. to
wit: Lota number seventy-one (711 and seventy-two
(TO, In block eight (8). in barawon us Green’* Addition
to Chicago, or so much of mul premises aa may b*
necessary to satisfy the indebtedness due complainant
under said decree, and costs, together with the Master’s
fees, commissions and disbursements on said sale.
Dated. November XIMM. IHAbCotT.
Master In Chancery of Uw Superior Court of Chicago.
• . iaoSdauetd]
\t OUTGAGKK’S SALE.—Where
ifX u Jacob Russell and Mary If. Russell. Ms * tfe.
both of tbe City of Chicago, and Slate of Illinois, did
execute and deliver to the undersigned their certain
Indenture of mortgage, bearing dole the second dsv of
July. A. D. pop. to secure the paunent of a certain
proiuUeory note of even dale therewith, given by tne
aalu Jacob Unwell tor the sum of r ourVen 1 housand
Dollar*. (&•<*”) Payable five yean after tbe date there
of ,f* *hf City Bank of Boston, Massacbusetta, and pro
viding toat the Interest thereon, which should be at the
at .. p ? r * nnnm - *l«ould al-o be pava
ble at said City Bank, in Boston, semi-annually, to * it ■
ontbeaeconfirdayoTjannury* djuly eschla every
JSSi U recorded in the Recorder's
6Utt ® nt lUlauU. In Hook 46 of
M fl ‘®> ■'»<!. wherera default has been
of *b® Installment of interest dno
d . ft y and also in the par
“£9*.°* &SJ hwtaUmect of Interval due the second tlay .
Of Juij. iB6O, and both remain unpaid: V
aoLlc< ' u hereby given, that I*
MerrtlU Trustee and -Mortgageaforesaid, o
city of Boston and State of Masaachusetu accost
!?*• tothrterms of cald mortga-e. do bertby declare
tiiepnnclDal sum secured thsrebv to be now due fo-‘
o? * al!l dcCs ult lx4 payment of Interest, and that \
tinaicm pursuance and by virtue of the power and
authority in me vested by said mortgage, and tor r,
uses aad purposes therela expressed, ou Thursday. Urn
Uurteeptii dav of December. A. D. ISX). at eleven
o clock in the forenoon r.f raid day, at 100 north door
of tie Court House, la the city o» Chkago. sell at pub
lic auction, to the highest bidder for cash, the premise*
in said mortgage described, towtt:
“That piece or parcel of land known and described
aa lot tour (4). in block seven teen (IT>. la the auclton.il
section fifteen 119). addition v» the city of Chicago, he
log eighty tab) feet fronton Michigan avenue mol
hundred and eighty feet (1») in depth to the allcv In
f 1 ® according t-» the plan recorded In Co-jkC»"ti
ty Regl-try, with the dwelling house and oteerisi*
prove- enu thereon. JAMES C. MEIiIIJU-,
- _ > ■ Tmtee Mortgage*.
J. M. Paaxxs* Attorney.