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CHICVGO IRIBDKE,
*ri-VTookly and Weekiy,
EDITORS AXD PaorEIETORS;
JOHK L. ScnirPS, ('HAKIiZt* 11. lUt.
ynJ.UM Baosa, Joseph Mcnnt^
Altfzs Cowles.
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, ■*“ 8 copies
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riiloney In registered letters may oe sent ns at
anr risk.
Address “ CHICAGO TRIBUNE,” Chicago, HI.
Cjjiuaijo SVAunt
FRIDAY, DECEMBER 2S, ISSO.
OTTo MtU Subscribers,^)
Tbe date on tbo tlij» on which roar name !e
printed, tells when your subscription runs out.
Keep an eye on It.
PROGRESS OF THE TREASON.
It would seem that no defalcation at the
scat of Government, however startling,
can retain possession of the public mind
twenty-four hours without being buried
fathom deep by some unexpected develop
ment of Treason. We learn, one day, of
the disappearance of nearly a million dol
lars, concerning which there exists only a
doubt wheiher the Secretary of War or
the Secretary of Ur. Interior is the greater
criminal. The next, we are apprised that
the commanding officer of a Federal fort
ress has abandoned lhe,trust committed to
his charge for the want 1 of a pitiful remf
forcemeat of men to make a head against
an overwhelming mob. But tins is not
all The paradoxes of the hour arc not
half exhausted. While the guns in the
Pittsburg arsenal are being shipped a .vay
to other mobs, threatening armed rebellion
against the United Slates, the guns of Fort
Hooltric are being spiked, to prevent their
falling into the hands of avowed traitors
to the American Union and Constitution I
While thousands, if not millions of men,
arc within call of the President, ready
to defend the threatened integrity' ai d the
threatened property which lie is sworn to
protect, the handful of soldiers, whom he
has allowed to remain there exposed to an
nihilation, arc compelled to abandon their
post and set lire to the implements of their
craft
The most reasonable solution to Col. An.
derson’s movement is this: Fort Sumpter,
to which helms removed his sixty-sis men,
is a very strong fortress in the mouth of
Charleston Ilarbor, surrounded on all sides
by water. Its guns command not only the
harbor, but Fort Moultrie itself. It can
only be assailed by a strong naval force,
such as neither South Carolina nor all the
seceding Slates can send against it. Hith
erto it has been garrisoned only by a squad
of bricklayers, who are said to
with the conspirators in the treason Con
vention. By transferring his sixty-six men
to Fort Sumpter, Colonel Anderson
not only saves that fortress from
becoming an easy prey to the mob, but he
adds tenfold to the danger of attacking
Fort Moultrie—he preserves the key to the
port of Charleston— and he throws upon the
President the responsibility of ordering him
to surrender to the enemies of the Vrated
States. ITe is now master of the situation.
He is now no longer an expectant victim
of treason iu Charleston and treason in
"Washington. It is no longer a question of
time merely, when the South Carolina con
spirators, aided by the Fedci x\ conspira
tors, shall sacrifice the hixtj -.six men and
seize upon the entire property of U c Uni
ted Slates in that quarter. It now becomes
a question of hard knocks, of Ion", doubt
ful and expensive siege to the South Caro
lina rebels, or of undisguised treason on
the part of the President and his Cabinet,
subjecting each and even- one of them lo
conviction and execution for that crime.
As we view it, CoL Anderson has accom
plished a skillful and patriotic &?vp d'etat;
and the 41 indignation ” of the Cliar csinn
dlsonlonists is altogether justifiable and
well taken.
But what shall we say of the homy head
ed traitor in the White House, and h*s
villain accomplices—the sworn defenders
of the Constitution, to whom the people
have committed their aggregate power for
the maintenance of order and the execu
tion of the laws? We arc of the opinion
that no ;ood end is subserved by permit
ting them longer to go nnimpcachcd. Per
haps an impeachment might not he sus
tained in the Senate, as that body is at
present composed, hut that fact does rot
relieve the representatives of the people
from their duties and responsibilities in the
premises. In the name of the fathers of
the Republic, let a record he made against
them! If they arc lost to all sense of
fehamc, let us see whether they aro also
void of all sense of fear.
THE PITTSBURGH BOW-DE-DO
It is lime for the pcoplg to indicate their
desire to have peace, and, hy the exercise
of their sovereignty, to prevent treacher
ous conspirators at Washington from tiring
the power of the Republic in aiding and
comforting their confederates of the Cotton
States. With such views of the necessities
of the crisis, we arc ready to justify the ac
tion of the people of Pittsburgh in pre
venting the shipment to Texas of the
arms and r. unilions of war now iu that
city, and under order for removal to local
ities where, through the complicity of the
President and his associate villains, they
would fall Into the hand - of the enemies of
the Government within thirty diys. The
Piltshurgura have a proper appreciation of
the duties which devolve upon them as citi
zens of the Republic, and we beg to assure
them, that if war is to he begun hy those
who plot against the pence of the country,
it can begin in co heller place than Alle
ghany county. Let them stand to their
position; and let Springfield, Massachu
setts, follow their patriotic example.
SLAVERY IX NEW 3IEXICO.
We have not yet been permitted to see
the proposed compromise of Hr. Charles
Fronde Adams, of Massachusetts, involv
ing the question of slavery in New Mexi
co, hut we asc prepared to indorse fully
the objection raised by Judge Kellogg, of
this State, to wit: that slavery as it exists
by law in New Mexico is the very worst
slavery in the United States, and lienee it
is the wrong point at which to begin a
compromise. Whether the number of
slaves in that Territory be fifty, or five
hundred, or five thousand, it is no fault of
Hie law if there he not as many white
slaves at black ones. Both kinds are tole
rated by the Territorial statutes, and the
difference between white slavery'and black
relates only to the length of time in which
the serf may be cuffed and thrashed by* Hs
master. If we are to have a comprom&c
let it take some other starting point.
Democratic State Convention*
The Democratic State Central Cummilte of
Blinols have called a Convention to meet at
Springfield on the 16th of January, to take ac
tion on the present crisis in our national
affairs.
VOLUME XIV.
AMOUNT OF PRODUCE SHIPPED
TO KANSAS.
Wants of a Suffering people.
Oißct Shipping Agent. Kantm Belief, Mcndotn,
illinois.
The following amount of produce has been
forwarded to Kansas for relief of sufferers up
to Dee. 15th:
Corn Meal, lbs 43,425
Com, lbs 485,219
Flour, lbs 144,750
Wheal, lbs 2C.1C0
Buckwheat, 1b5..... 7.400
Buckwheat Fionr, fits 2,100
Beaus, lbs i0,C50
Besides various small articles, including sis
barrels of krout. Prom our statistical tables
there are over 30,000 people In Rnnana who
will require relict The above will give each in
•liridual less than toenty pounds of provisions.
In a letter from Sidney Myers, Esq., Chair
man of Galesburg Committee, be says: “ This
uftemoon at the suggestion of the clergy, and
particularly of Rev. Mr. Perkins, the children
of this place assembled for the purpose ol
sending a Christmas present to the children of
Kansas. One hundred and fifty-three huge
bundles of clothing and $8.54 in cash, was the
result, all of which will be forwarded by our
Committee by Express on Monday.”
The people of Kansas arc grateful to the cit
izens of Galesburg and Knoxville for their
prompt shipments In November, for which
«hey furnished their own sacks. lam confi
dent they saved the lives of several persons.
Chicago, Joliet, Morris, Beloit, Freeport and
other points, arc assured that their donations
arrived in time, and will relieve much dis
tress.
TO GRAIN DEALERS AND SACK MERCHANT*.
We would say that sacks thatyou can donate
:md forward by the American Express Coin
pauy, (who have liberally agreed to carry free
‘.'or Ibis purpose,) to the undersigned, at Jlendo
■a, Illinois, will be immediately filled and sent
forward to feed the hungry. Merchants who
have good second-hand sacks to give, will
pltasc ship them as above, and inform me by
mall.
TO SALT DEALERS.
It is hard to live ou corn bread aud water for
months, and harder to be compelled to use
com meal and water without anything to make
.it savory. There arc hundreds in Kansas, to*
day, who have not SALT to put In their coni
gruel; will yon donate a few barrels, each, aud
ship it to S. C. roamnoT, Chairman of the
Kansas Territorial Relief Committee, at Atch
ison.
TO DRUGGISTS.
We ask you to send donations of MEDI
CINES, such ss arc used for bilious com
plaints, directed as above. Large numbers of
physicians in Kansas have exhausted their
mcdiciucs and means and given advice gratis,
now require the means to relieve the
aick.
GROCERIES
for the sick and feeble are also required. All
these can be forwarded, direct, by railroad, to
Atchison.
Any information tlcslrcd In regard to the
subject of “Kansas Relief,” will be given on
application to the undersigned.
W. F. M. Arst,
General Shipping Agent, Kansas Relief.
Kansas Acknowledgements,
Received from the following sources since
report of Dec. 14;
One poor bat willlag.Coldwatcr, Mich SI.OO
KricuUs of Kansu*, i'cllowbiud, 111 n.wi
I*. Newell <L ‘Jo., Chicago 25.00
X W. Lo.-Ilt, Chicago, 61 grain bags
W. A. Jialdw in, Chicago 10.00
Relief Cumniiticf.Ncw London, Henry Co.,
Juwm, by William Allen, subject to order
of W. r. M. Amy, slotf.oo, leas discount
ou $5 bill, Georgia 107.60
•ter. Koliert Coliyt-T. Chicago, from various
sources. sl7S.tsc less discount on $G un
ctirreul 377.53
Thanks Coll from FianklinvlUe, N.Y., by
Dexter Clafliu jo.oo
. Relief Committee, Waukegan, by A. S. "
Mionnau, Cd installment. stl3.-i£c less
discount on $2 unenrreut 413.02
Relief Committee, battle Creek, Mich., by
G. V,*. Myall 48.15
Relief Committee. Kenosha, Wls., Sd in
stallment, by Lyman & lione 542.C0
Relief Committee, Da:«vil!c, 111., by John
L. rihclicr, SJIU, lee* discount on $6 on
current and £5 counterfeit returned.... 103.80
Relief Committee, Clinton Township, La
Porte Co., ln«L. by Henry Harding 43.60
THavel Moseley, Hsu., Chicago 25.00
•*No name,*’ Neman. Wls a.CO
VV. S. Hyde, Holden. 111 a.W)
fillrer.s of Deep Kiu r. Lake Co., lad., by
<J.\V. Clark *14.00
Thomas 15. Morris, Chicago, by Iter, W.F.
Stewnrt 2.00
Total sl/239.53
Disbursements as follows:
i'atd W. I’. M. Ar::y. fpecial contribution
from New London, Henry Co.. lowa §103.50
i’md V/. T. M. Aruv, tobuyntiddllugs.... Si-J.CJ
iuntper Am. Ex. Co., Dec. 19th to S. C.
Foatcror, Atchison, Kansas f51.02
Total
1 have received since report of Dee, 19th:
From Win. 11. King, Chicago, 111 §5.00
Osins LitUeLeld, Von Karen, Jackson county
lowa 5.00
•inulrnt* and/yVachers ef Aurora Institute
and Chirk Frtaiuary, Aurora, 111 31.90
Belief Com. Sandusky Ohio, by (Jco. Burner. 44,01)
Cit.zetis of Nashua. Ogle county. 111., by R.
].. Kdmomis *.... 20.00
•bibn S, llawkin*. Leo ronnty. 111 5.0J
•John’s l 'iivU c .M. K. Church, Patriot cir
cuit. Gallia county. Ohio 23.C0
Belief Com. Darien and Sharon Towup. Wal
worth co., Wis., by J. W. Stiver. §l5U.tO
les». dif*. on §t nncurrent J50.C0
Belief Com. AiwinsonTown&hlp, Henry coun
ty. ill., by Thou. Bowers CO.fO
Fort Dearborn Ledge. No. 214, I. O- of O. F..
by N. C. Eames. N. G 25.00
Fj-tdciick K. Walker, Wilmington, Wilt coun
ty. Hi 1.00
A, C. Wood. Chicago. II! 5.00
S. Batchi-ller. lowa city, lowa, by Eds. Chi
cago TntncNE. $3 uucuncnt 2.40
ittp. Ann Kflm, WU tc Oak Springs, by Eds.
Chicago Tiuocne 4.C0
Pro! Jar. Haven, Chicago Theo. Sem S.CU
Citizens of Liudeuwood, Ogle couutv, by I'..
Draper .*. 22.U0
Frit-tide la Warsaw, 111., by W. Williams.... UU.DO
Belief Com. Evanston, by Jno. L. Beveridge. 2,00
Charles »fc Eunice Brewer. iVtcreham. Mans. 15.00
Edwards Church Sabbath School, Chicago,by
Kev. .1. Porter 5,25
Contribution of the Workmen in the Chicago
Marble Work-, hr i». W. Pricket. Trcaa.... 13.00
IMief Coin. A-hlabula countr, Ohio, br J,
W. Ilaslmcll .*.... fc9.Cl
Total
IV.Id Simeon rarwvll. bill of tacks §223X0
Seat per American Express Co. toS, c. Pom
eroy, Atchison Kansas 2M.7S
Total $559.7S
Received since report of December 20th.
From citizens of Hamlet, Mercer Co., IU.,
by J. W. Stratton §5.03
From Mis* Coale, Chicago s.yj
Belief Committee. Lclaad, 111., by Ethan
Carpenter 112.00
A. Farmbaai, Sen,. Fremont, SteabcuCo.,
2nd 5.00
Citizens of Treraotit, 111., by Wm. relics. 17.35
C. Ayres. Columbu* City. lowa 3.0J
Collect lon of I’irvi Baptist Church. Komu
!n-. N. Y..by K. Bsinbrld£C 10.00
N. Anderson, Lelaud, 111 JLOJ
Mr«=. John Cramer, Chicago 2.03
M. 11. Morriuun, tiuuucseo........ 25.0J
Ladie’s of the Salem Oou~. Church. Sonlh
Chicago, by Mrs. Jolm itcminer,§l9. lees
ditcuunt on §1 18.90
Church and Sabbath School. Lake Forest,
Cook Co.. hyC. 11. QuloUn SS.C3
Relief Committee, itli.au. Ohio, by U. ilc-
Milan 80.59
Collection of Christ Clmrcli, Chicago, by
Calkins 14.43
Collection of Third I’rcshyterian Church,
Chicago, by Wru. Osborn 53.00
Robert. Chicago 1.10
Collection of Uosplaioee street Methodist
episcopal Church, Chicago, by S. S. Sla
ter
Collection «r Oak Kld-o Kcc. Society, by
Mr. Ivt/lUoelring* £7.01
Collection of Now Jentwilura Church Sod*
cty, Chicago, by J. It. Hibbard 41.03
jl. S'. Oabcru, Ciiicasu.
Total $159.93
Br amount sent S. C. Pomeroy per Am. Lx.
Co.. Dec. 27 '. $159.93
Rrc-ivcd of Edward Pickering, Elkhart,
hid $2.00
C..11et!1.-n of Chnrcb at Lemont, Cook Co.,
IU.. by B. T. Vincent 37.00
Received of Skerxlx, Peru, 31! 1.00
Tunnel Mother, Leland, J-a Salle Co., 111.. l.uO
Relief Committee, Whitewater,WWis t by
S. C. Hall 77.0}
R. 51. Smilh, Chicago 5.U0
Jo. Remolds, Chicago, 1 bundle clothing
and $5 1 0-00
Collection Christian Church, Cherry Grove,
Carroll Co.. IU., by E. Stover Sec'y 15.00
Relief Committee, bandutky,Ohio, by Geo.
Ramey (52.00
Rrllcf Committee. Joliet. 111., by Otis
Ilandv—subject tolhcordcrof W. E. 51.
Aray..: 100.00
Schuvter Colfax, of Ind.,by Editors of Chi
cago Tiubcne ; 20-00
Relief Committee Ryron, Ogle Co., 111., by
A. T. Johnston.;.; 10.09
Relief Committee, Stillwater, Minn., by
John L. .Childs 77.00
Xo name—lVr Am. Ex. Co 6.00
Relief Committee. Parkman, Geauga Co., _ _
utiln. bv A. C. Waters 40.00
Relief Committee, Orland, Cook Co., HI.,
by W. Jack>oa 82.00
Total
Bv amount of Joliet contribution paid to
'the order of W. F. 51. Amy SIOO.OO
Bv amount sent by express to S. C. Pome-
rov,
Jonx Evaxs, Treasurer.
Saceu^oe.—The Catholic Church at St
Charles, Kane County, was robbed on Satur
day night, the 15th lust,, of its gold chalice,
valued at about SIOO. The thieves entered tbc
building through a window, forced the lock of
the safe under the altar, took tbc property
and made their escape.
BUchlsan.
The official vote of Michigan for President
is as follows:
Lincoln £9.083 Douglas C5.5D7
Lincoln's majority 23,492
The following arc the Republican majorities
In the four Congressional Districts:
Dist. J faj. D'nl. :rcj.
I—Granger 1771 3-Kcllogg wni
3 C«aman 0174 4—Trowbridge 4791
Total Republican majority SW,ICS
Destructive Fire at Milwaukee.
The Empire Mills, a large five stoiy stone
building in Milwaukee, were destroyed by fire
on Christmas morning. About 1,000 bushels
of wheat, a huge amount of mUlstnlls, some
25 or SO tons of shorts, and sevsral hun
dred barrels of flour were destroyed with the
building. The Mills were owned by Hayt 6c
Seaman, and ran by Medbury & Hayt. They
were valued at about *70,000, with an insu
rance of about $31,000. Their brand of flour
has always stood A 1 In market.
Mr. Lincoln and 3ZaJ. Anderson,
The cases of the President elect and the
Commander of Fort Moultrie furnish a pood
il’ustration of the working* of oar Republican
institutions. During the Black Hawk Indian
War of 1833, Maj. Anderson was Inspector-
General of (he Illinois volunteers, of one of
(be companies of which Mr. Lincoln was Cap
tain. Now the former has been promoted to
the position of a Major of the First Artillery,
and the latter to that of Commander-In-Chief
of the Army and Navy. The one is in charge
of a post to which the eyes of the nation are
directed, and with the defence ol which the
greatest interests arc connected; aud the other
has been chosen by his countrymen as th e Ex
ecutive of their Government. The new rela
tions which the two are to assume, will, we
doubt not, prove as honorable to each as did
their earlier associations, and their respective
duties be as faithfully performed.— Toledo
Blade.
THE CITY.
The WEATnER.—The sleighing holds on,
and the owners of turnouts arc making the
best use thereof.
The St. George's Anniversary.—To-night,
the evening of St. John’s Day, the St.George's
Benevolent Association give their Anniversary
Festival at Bryan Hall.
Fixed.—lVHhelm Buchanan was fined $3 in
yesterday’s Police Court, for being disorderly.
We regret to stale tint James Buchanan is
still at large.
Reopening or the Cuunen op the As
cession*.—We learn that this church,has which
been closed since October lost, will be open
for Divine Service on Sunday, January Ctlu
Rich Furs at Auction*.— This morning, at
10 o'clock, Gilbert & Sampson sell at their
store, 83 Lake street, a hue assortment of Hud
son’s Bay Mink, and other furs, for ladies and
gentlemens’ use.
A Dishonest Domestic.— A servant girl
named Catharine Naundon was held to ball
yesterday in SSOO for larceny. She. stole a
broehe shawl worth SSO from a residence on
North Wells street.
I. 0. G. T.—The Sixth Anniversary of Star
of Hope Lodge No. 15, I. 0. G. T., occurs this
evening. Exercises at the Lodge Room, Lar
mon Block, comer of Clark and Washington
streets.
New Music. — A. de Angaerra, who is ad-
ding some very pleasant pieces to the port
folios of our music lovers, has just had Issued
from themusie house of A J. Higgins, No. 40
Clark street, a new piece—“Mr Augel Moth
er’s Name.”
Christmas Tree. —On Wednesday evening
the little folks of the City Mission Sabbath
Schools had a charming little jubilee and
Christmas tree in the chapel, comer of Indiana
and Franklin streets. All passed off most
happily.
Not the Last.—lt should not have been In
ferred, as it was in some quarters, that the
lecture to-night is the last appearance of Mr.
Gough in this city. It is not. He is to repost
hi* lectures on Ixmdoa next mouth. This
will be pleasant news to many of our readers.
Nothing to Wea.il —The suits to be do
nated from among those worn at the Calico
Dress Ball, may be sent to the Ministry at
Large, No. 109 Randolph street, where they
will be distributed to those who have Nothing
to Wear.
Last Night.— The Blancy Lodge Festival at
the Briggs House was an elegant affair. Mine
hosts Messrs. Tucker & Co. have put that es
tablishment In tip-top order siacc their “trial
by fire,*’ and its capacities and excellencies
shone out afresh last night.
.§i,mr.2
Thanksgiving Scumox. —We have had for
warded to ns the manuscript of a most excel
lent and appropriate sermon, delivered by
Kev. S. Osinga of Thornton, iu this county, on
Thanksgiving Day, with the request by his
friends that we publish thesenuon. It would
afford us pleasure to do so, but for the pres
sure in our columns of other matters.
Joun B. Goren.—Let it be remembered that
this friend of the poor man —this most popular
and world renowned temperance lecturer—
will speak once more, and tint mice, before the
Young Mens’Christian Association, at Metro
poiltau Hall, on Saturday evening. Let those
all go who went heibre—and all who’vo been
will want to go the
Fresh Scpplics.— No -v Ins of Emerson's
* 4 Conduct of Life;’* Mrs. lla>kcll’s “ Ency
clopedia of Domestic Economy;’’ Whittier’s
“ Home Ballads,” and many others. Stereo
scopes and Stereoscopic Views. Lc Bon Ton
for January. Blackwood for December, and
the latest English papers have been received
by McNally Sc Co., SI Dearborn street, Rice’s
Block.
.§559.7S
Stealing from Sleighs. —Some of our
owners and proprietors as bailee, of sleighing
turnouts, now vastly in demand, have
been the victims of the light-fingered popula
tion. Almost daily, reports are coming into
the City Marshal’s o files from gentlemen who
have left their cutters for a moment and found
their robes gone upon their return. On Wed
nesday, a valuable fox skin robe,a buffalo robe
and a whip were stolen from hack No. 1, while
standing it\ front of the German Theatre, on
North Wells street.
TTAvnaoMF.LT Done.—Our citizens have a
just pride and confidence in the qualities of
the excellent but illy paid Chief Engineer of
our Fire Department, 44 Long may he wave”
the trumpet of command. It is pleasant to
rceord that on Christmas day he was the recip
ient of s3sohi checks from C. N. Holden, Esq.,
of the Chicago Fireman’s Insurance Company,
Miller «S Wilmartb, Insurance Agents, and
Messrs. Bascomc «fc Palmer, agents of the Me
tropolitan Insurance Company, of New York
City. This is handsomely done all round,
gentlemen, both in the excellent desert of Mr.
Harais, and the generous appreciation of these
gentlemen under-writers. •
Cocktebixit Moxet.— William M. Rhodes
v.is arrested on Wednesday for pasting coun
terfeit money. The examination of the ease
was continued. Mr. Rhodes was arrested by
officer Asa Williams for passing twenty-five
dollars of counterfeit bills on the Merchants’
Rank of St. Louis, upon Charles Davidson, a
clerk of Scott, Keen «fc Co., clothiers, ut No.
145 Lake street. After his arrest he was
searched, and SOO more of the bogus stuff was
found in Ida possession, all la lives.. Upon
being questioned, Rhodes alleged that be was
a conductor on the Mississippi Central R. R.,
and received the money from W. 11. Mason,
Holley Springs, Miss., Treasurer of the com
pany.
City Marshal Ltpvton telegraphed at once to
the Treasurer and found that the facts were as
be averred. This certainly relieves the young
man somewhat, but at the same time imposes
upon the Treasurer of that company an un
common degree of blundering carelessness.
Mr. Rhodes gave gall for further examina
tion, Messrs. Arthur and Forsyth of the 111
Central railroad becoming Ids sureties. Many
of the bills fonnd upon him are most bnug
lingly executed, while others arc calculated to
deceive unless closely scrutinized. The fig
in the npper comers are badly blurred as well
as the word “fire,” in the centre of the bill.
At the lower right hand comer is a represen
tation of negroes rolling a ho£>hcad. At the
lower left baud comer, bust of a girl. Busi
ness men should bo upon their ruard, as it is
impossibly to tell how much o: this stuff la
afloat in the community.
CHICAGO, FRIDAY, DECEMBER 28, 1860.
Tb« Cmlleo Ball.
It was a success, and this mention was all
we coold give to the Calico Ball in our last is
sue. Tbe “ returns” arc not yet entirely in,
bat tbe net receipts will exceed SIOOO, and
probably SI2OO. And this is to be disbursed
through the Ministry at Large to our city poo r,
not to tbe support of good Mr. Collyer who is
maintained by a stipulated salary secure to him
from other sources, but to feed the channels
whose gates it is his mission skillfully to tend.
Tbe Ball was charming. Probably it was the
largest public gathering of its general class
ever given in Chicago. The precautions of the
committee had secured the alienee of all unde
sirables, end nothing marred the pleasure of
the occasion. The ladies were out in all the
charms of calico, aud did themselves credit in
fully responding to and co-operating in the
spirit of the affair. There were none, either
gentleman or lady, in full dress, and the poor
will doubtless be the gainers by many of the
suits worn.
It must bare struck every looker on, If such
an idea never arose upon him before, that nev
er ladies looked better, and never more charm
ing:, than in the “ beautj unadorned” which
was much more nearly realized in this Calico
Ball than in any festive gathering known to
city life. Many of the fair ones will pass half
a day in preparation at a hatr-dresscr's and
bear upon the floor the products of a month's
dose communion with mautua-makers, en
hanced by the highest cifeets of Jewelry, and
yet come fir short of the pleasant triumph of
this one night in plain print. Such an occa
sion as this, abundantly demonstrates what
every body knows, that Fashion should be a
woman, and a Jealous and mischievous one at
that, or she would not be thus eternally lead
ing womankind, her sisters, into the folly of
over-dressing, apparently taking her cue
from the haberdasher's window and jewel
ler’s show case, best contented when the one
Is heaped upon the other, while the poor
overdone mortal within, and the motor of the
conglomerated finery plays about the same
part in relation to the whole, as does the dum
my that turns upon the peg in the cloak-room.
Hut what has this got to do with the Calico
Ball? Plainly, nothing. That was for the des
titute, and a rich benefit U was. And yet we
recall a ease of destitution developed on this
very occasion in question that needs attending
to.
bald one gentleman to another. In our hear*
iug: “ Is your wife liero in a calico dress ?”
“ No, sir, {emphatically) the hot not yoi one. r '
“Then, sir, she belter call ou Mr. Collyer,
to-morrow, uud fit herself out.”
And so we think. We trust Mr, Collycrwill
see to it that this plea Is not In vain.
Clicck and Countercheck.
Muggins was outraged. He was Indignant.
Anger is short-lived madness. Muggins was
both mad and angry, wheu on returning from
a shopping excursion, In which he remem
bered to have bought, separately and several
ly, lour cigars, an oyster stew, three ales, an
egg-uogaud a paper of Jlue-cut, he searched
his pockets to fmd them well lined with bil
ious looking paralellograms of pasteboard, iu
the shape of cheeks. Thus, he had Spraddle
& Co’s. “Good for tio cents,” and Muggwiuk’s
ditto; and ditto the names of several light and
heavy dealers In bibulants and fumigaats»
about town.
Muggins counted them up, Three dollars
in checks! -■Co wonder be deemed that point
reached, where, even if it be a pin’s poiul,
crack goes the camel’s proverbial spine. Mug
gins indulged in several severe expressions on
the publicans, such undoubted sinners against
specie, if not their species, who into the chan
nels of their trade pour this chaff, these dry
basks, representing the dimes, quarters and
halves of old. An idea struck Muggins, and
he struck back. Like all great minds, he act
ed.
The next day saw him on his rouuds again,
iluggins. the ex-Prouuec Dealer, and his pleas
ant features beamed vis-a-vis to those of his
triced, D‘or Bagge, across one of the little ta
bles at iluggwink'c. “Tivo slews.” The
vocal waiter rushed to his dumb brother and
bellowed into his ear, “ Two stews !” “Ttvo
stews” came cavcmously up from beneath
where Muggins sat, and directly came the bi
valves themselves. They were dispatched to
where all good oysters and, doubtless, many
poor ones go. Theu came the little afterpiece,
which exposes the mercenary motives of all
catiug-housc men, and here loomed out Mug
gins’ great idea, the Mugginsian theory ami
antidote.
He took out a handful of cat pasteboard,
much iu the style of milk-tickets, and gravely
.-electing two, Landed them over to Mugg
winks. The astonished oystermau read:
GOOD FOR 2 5 CENTS
iIEONJDAS MUGGINS.
Muggwiuks demurred to that style of Ihinrr,
to whom thus Muggins: “Sir, on divers and
sundry occasions I have nought the shadow of
your counter for that bivalvuUr and maltcsc
refreshment which is your specialty.* I have on
each occasion given you some good
and reliable form of money of the period.
True some of these bank-note paper conclu.
sions may have been remote and the allusions
far fetched, I refer mauiiV.-lly to the Induce
ments for you to seek special redemption at
the BankofFalthin Conildeace county, Egypt,
however I gave thee alt But you,Muggwinks,
you basely returned my business transaction*
with you by tilling my pocket full of your
p:istc-board cheeks. Is not the name of Mug
gins as good as Muggwlnks, and If either of us
must bear about lu an inexpensive but clumsy
form, the name of the other, let it be you for
awhile instead of me. You gave me checks, I
respond with counter-checks?”
By this time Muggwinks caught his breath
again, and leaning over he wildly asked Hug
gins and IVor Bugge to “ secess.’* Tlic amia
ble pair were shortly after seen holding a Se
cession Convention in a restaurant over the
way, and thus they were heard of all over town.
This run on the concerns forcing paste-board
upon their customers, Muggins, cx-Prodnce
Dealer writes us that he shall keep up. lie
has retired about cue half of his own circula
tion. having only three half-dime acceptances
on the market.
Relief for ihc Worthy Poor.
At a special meeting of tbe City Tract and
Missionary Society, held at tbe rooms of tbe
Young Men’s Christian Association, Monday,
Dec. iMth, called for tbe propose cf devising
means of relief for tbe worthy poor, in con
nection with Missionary and Sabbath School
labors, Ilev. Robert Patterson was appointed
Clialrmaa, and E. E. Dickinson, Secretary.
Statements were made by the Secretary of
tbe Society respecting t his feature of its opera
tions during tbe last two winters. It appeared
that about twenty-live hundred dollars bad
been given in charity during each of the two
winter?, and dispensed without any expense to
the Society by Missionaries, Superintendents
of Mission Sabbath Schools, and visitors con
nected with them; that these charities
have been bestowed almost exclusively
upon families of thu sick; upon widows and
children: and of this class, upon those only
whose children were in week-day and Sablmlh
Schools. That all relief was withheld from
the intemperate and those whom we could not
hope to elevate and improve in *OOOO6OIIOO
with the charity. It was also shown that by
•his systematic and intelligent method of re
lief much imposition was avoided, many beg
gar children turned from their trade, and hun
dreds gathered into school Whereupon, it
was unanimously resolved to solicit from the
humane and benevolent, generally, a charity
hind for the present winter to be dispensed on
similar principles and by the same class of un
paid Chriptian agents, as during past winters.
The following named gentlemen were ap
pointed a Committee to cany out the above
resolution:
B. W, Raymond, IX ,T. Ely,
Dr. L. D. Boone, J. V. Kibwell,
E. Wood, T. M. avert,
E. F. Dickinson, Secretary.
Pmc at Casville.— About one o’clock yes
terday morning the residence of Capt. E. G.
Sutherland iu CArville, at tbo comer of 3lon
tcrey street and Calumet avenue, was partial
ly destroyed by lire. The building was owned
by Mr. Sullivan and was damaged to tbo
amount of SSOO. -The fire was probably caused
by a defective chimney. The fire was reached
by several of the steamers, which did good
service iu staying the progress of the flames,
which might otherwise have caused great
damage, the house being situated contiguous
to a Urge number of wooden buildings.
Law Intelligence.— Under this head, to
day, among other decisions, we report a ease
In relation to what constitutes such a cloud
upon title as equity will .remove. The cir
cumstances of that ease are not likely to be of
frequent occurrence, but we conceive the prin
ciple laid down as applicable to the cases of
judgment recovered against persons of the
same name as those in whom the title to real
estate vests. These eases, we arc assured by
those whose business it is to compile abstracts
of title, arise daily; and the ease reported fur
nishes the method ot guarding against the
effects of such judgments.
The decision, teaching the construction of
the Homestead Exemption act, will be regard
ed with interest by the Iprofetsloa and by
those householders who may be intending to
avail themselves of the provisions of the act.
A Holiday Invoice.—At their establish
ment, Nos. 74 and TU Lake street, Messrs.
Brown Brothers have by direct
importation a superb assortment of Parian
and China wares, In rich and elegant variety
for the Holiday trade. Nothing of Hie kind of
equal extent aud richness has ever been offered
lu Chicago. To some and imauy of these arti
cles the attention of connoisseurs and art
lovers may well be invited, some of the
statuettes and vases being of exquisite beauty.
The whole Invoice cova rredit to the house
aud the taste and liberality of our citizens,
attested io by this addiilcqfto the stock of one
of the oldest firms iu-tholrnranch of trade.
New Music.—The wen known music house
of H. M. Higgins, 119 Randolph street, has
just issued one of tbe moet charming pieces
of music and song to wiiicit we have listened
this many a long day, Its homely theme “My
Trundle Bed,” is made suggestive of trains of
thought and memory which will stir mauy
hearts and bring toars to ninny eyes by its sim
ple and touching pathos, it is a simple song,
but it will live In ii» simplicity while many
more pretentious fade away. It will never be
any more out of fashiou than daisies, heather
bells, love of home, and home itself
The Lecture to-night' at Metropolitan
Hall.—lt Is gratifying toknow that in these
times of excitement and' political discord,
some of onr prominent citlruns have united in
a request to Rev. O.IL Tiffany, of this city, to
to deliver his celebrated declare on Daniel
Webster. The name of Webster calls to every
one the most uncompromising defence of the
Union, and the most authoritative expositions
of the Constitution. It will be well for us if the
lecturer refreshes our recollection of these
great clforts of one of our greatest statesmen.
Mil Gough’s Lecture Last NiGnr.—Nev
cr was John B. Gough more himself than at
Metropolitan Hall last evening, lie may have
been more comic in some cf his previous Lec
tures, but in dramatic power, point, pathos,
and highest eloquence, lie excelled all his
previous efforts among us. For two hours he
swayed his large audience at will. The desire
and rash to hear him will now be greater than
ever.
Tunneling tite River.-— lt will be seen la
another column that the Chicago Water Works
Co. invite among other proposals for contract*,
one to tuuuel the Uiver at Rush street. While
they are about it, why may n:t both tho
schiunandthc tunnel be enlarged to accom
nioduic foot passengers? It would he a great
convenience at that point, and become annual
ly of more and more importance.
Gone to Joliet.— Sheriff Ilesing yesterday
took to Joliet Penitentiary, Hageman of Hol
stein, and the pretended maniac, McKnroc.
The latter went off whooping and howling like
a car load of Camauehesj Dr. Congdon will
prescribe for him from this out His latest
phantasy in this city was pulling the hair and
scratching the facial scenery of Turnkey
Brown, which McEnroe did as neatly as if he
was—a woman.
Abusing His Family. — A man named James
Roberts was lined $3 by* Justice Davis yes
terday, for abusing bis family. His step
daughter, Catharine Carson, a little girl about
twelve years of age, testified that on Christmas
day he cruelly beat and kicked hermotherand
thrust her out of doors. A merry Christinas
will be followed with a suitably happy New
Year for James, on the Bridewell stone-hca] s.
Meeting op tde Bar.— There will be a
meeting of the bar ai the library rooms of the
Chicago Law Institute, on Friday, the 2S:h
day of December, A. D., 1800, at U o'clock a.
m., to make suitable arrangement* for attend
ing the funeral of the late Richard J. Hamil
ton, £34. A full attendance !• desired.
Last Obsequies. —The funer.il services of
the late Col. It. J. Hamilton will take place us
previously announced from ,hls late residence
on the corner of Hoync and West Madison
streets, near ihc city limit*, at 1 r. m. to-day.
Mysterious Disappearance.— Mrs. McDon
ald. corner of Franklin and Elizabeth *treeU,
started to see her frtends 011 West Madison
street, last Saturday. She called at the comer
of Reuben and West Kluric streets, about four
I*. >i. t Saturday, and has not since been seen.
She was an elderly woman. Her friends arc in
great consternation ami distress at her unac
countable disappearance.
XSF“ Wc recommend Dr. Allport’s Dentifrice as
the best and only useful article for the teeth that is
to be found. One trial trill prove its excellence.
Sold by Sargent. Apothecary, corner of Randolph
and State streets.
Rt. Her. Bishop Whltchouee will preach cn
Sunday, at the Church of the Holy Cutuinuuion,
Wabash Avenue. Services at 30# a. x. ami TV
SSf"Go to John Jone**?,llo Dearborn street, rrd
get your clothes cleaned and repaired.
p. and B. Hams.—Just received from Smoke la
Store, number 32 State street, a nice lot of Perk
and Beef Ham■»; also sugar-eared smoked Beef
Tongay and Bacon, which is offered fur tale to
Family Grocery and other retail dealers. dccC-l-R
537“ Ga* Fixture- 1 . New Goods and New Styles—
prices to suit the times, atH.M. Wiimarth’s, T3
South Clark street. decls-12t
{2/"Call on DuBoU at 103 Dearborn street, base
ment ot Portland Block, and get your Sign Paint
ing docc cheaply. dec!9-21t
CST-All should not fall to read the advertisement
of Prof. Wood in to-day’s paper. ees-ly
NVueeler and Wilson’s Faxilt Sewino Ma*
chines ron a CnatsvxAs and New Year’s Pre.
vsst.—A very appropriate testimonial of a father
to h!» daughter, a son tohl-i mother. ahn»*vand to
his wife, a brother to hi* slider, or a church to Its
pastor. This Is a life-time gift.
Geo. It. Chittenden. General Agent for Illi
nois, Wisconsin and Northern Indiana, K7 and 1C?
Lake street. dcclD-lSt
MARRIED.
In St, T.onK on Thursday, the tTih lai-t. at the resi
dence of the bride’s mothrr, by I’ev. F.C.—marina. S.J.,
HintSAKD <L CACLKIKLD. of this city, and
Ml** LAtTItA. daughter cf Mn r ranrii Dsaver of the
fjnncr place.
OuThnrsdsr. Dec. 2»tb. at Trlvltr CJiurch. br
Tier. James i rath Cl!AT{l>a W. WifEELEi: and
LINA, only daughter of Knui rarnalt-e. Esc. all cf
this city
“pee, iMth. by the Her. TL ;•*. Collrrr. Mr. THOMAS
RAVMONDand Miss MARY il'LDEN.bothofChleajo.
1 saw two 1-lnr.iN la th** m srnlny.
Tinged with the lUmg «an;
And id - Lie dawn, donledon.
And mingled Into one.
X> I ED.
In Galesburg. Dec. iTlh. very suddenly, ef Disease of
the Heart, KOVAL EAULH, Esq., ot Oneida, late of
ih>ckinshain. Vermont.
PHOXOGKAPJIS.
Great Reduction in Price,
POR TWO MONTHS.
At Non* 1*22 and 12-1 Clark Stmt.
FASSETT & COOK’S
33est Plain. Pliotogi-apiis
FOR ONE DOLLAR.
Good Colored Photographs (larre site) in nice gilt
’ tnunesfor five dollars. a« good escan be had
la any other dty for ten.
Pictures in eases at reduced rates to soir enstomers,
and In no instance will a poor picture be allowed to go
out. One good | ictorc U worth a UUiUEL of pour
one*.
IVOKYTVPEs.
By Bassett &. Cook,
Are the best made In the United t'tates, and the only
ones in Chicago.
Can and examine specimens. . de&dGQMstplm
_ -j-T- _ _ LOOK HERE.—Pi.-. ':;
Bjjmflßtfl
V? Af 91 « Ter »«>*2- US Laks ttreet.
IISf ' I I* dcBM34-lw N. GW. l»
Ncto atibertisemeuts.
V. 11. SCPIVEX, Advertizing Agent, &i Dear*
torn it.. Is authorised to receive Advertisements for
this and all the Leading Papers of the Xorthicat
Wf ANTED—Br a woman who can
v * bring coed’ref.-renee-.asituation as Co>k«r
to do centra home wort, in a pri r -le family. Annlr
a:IG7 1-2 South Claret street. t dcSbilt
T^T’ANTED. —A German, English,
V i or Scotch Oirlto do general housework'Anrlr
at ..IT Wabash Arcane. deS&xlt
WANTED —Two or Three smart.
active me» wanted to s;-II a Patened Article of
voice and of general nse. Address I*. O.Box 471,
Chicago. dcfflilt
WANTED —A small family wish
to rent a Dwellt”? on Wabash ar.-ne'e or near
Union Parte, ta good nelibborhood. or a good hou*e In
any other part of the city convenient to can. H«*ct
not to clgat hundred dollar*. Pcsse-tlo i
wanted early In Jaautij. Best ot reference* given.
Address tt0x3702. and give disrrlpilon of property
aad camber. deOAUTS-lw
ANTED—lnformation wanted
'1 cf Mr*. Margaret McDonald, who left her
borne on Monday ]&*!. Dec. 2<th. VTg» lost reen be
tween three and tour p. at on the corn* r of West Kin-
r!c a-.d i;*nben itreeu She U to have lost
her way la going over th? ;n!ri- from there so the
corner «-r near the corner cf t.oby and Madl*onnrert-».
she Jud on a biask and white check w<H>lca double
•bawl, a Entail figured brown delaine dre-t. and a
brown merino bonnot. trlmcd with b!a-K velvet and
blaakfenthon. Any leforjtsVon M*»pectlng her will
be thankfully received by her hu-hand.ati'Up]ambSng
Shoo, Nw.Sj Randolph orherdocglitcr.ttcomer
of Front and E-Uabeih st*.. Wets Idvl-lcc. dc3i2t
T)CARDING. Plmuant Eooins
L' with Beard, can be obtained as the Waverly
House. 223 Klt/I • rtrect, tor J3.W per wee - . Day
board per week. de2?x2w
Q7 K AAA —Sevuntr-tivo tLou
sand dollars of TrsKlas* resi
dence and business property In exchange for a St<M;k
of Groceries. Address Box 5702. ■ deaHKO-lw
riVR PAMPHLET WORK is
V_/ refuted on Adams Presscs-tbc only Mnd capa
ble
amine onr epectmens bef re cr.lertog Good type,
good prc*-e?, good ink. and good wvr><m*rt, enable o*.
tocasare! oar cnatomen ihc b. »t rfrr;n::ng oftfd*
c s«?. E>tlra#tri» mad? cut and forwarded to nnv part
of the Northwest. Aadrcti VJI 11. RAND. Tribune
OCce. deSMw
1 Qfil —Bill-ller.ds for the New
iUU L • Year got op v» rrder. oa nice ruled pa
per. at Tribune Office. SI Clark street,
deajdw V. M. U, RAND._
DISS OL U TIO N. Circulncs
nnconnclng db>*olotioa or formation cf co-part
ner.-fclps, tastefully rrinted to order at Tilbuoe oqcc.
deiSd- wst. li. iuxp.
'jX) PIMNTEKS.—For Sale Cheap,
A ROTARY BUGGIES PRESS,
Half *heet tool-cap nearly icy. Term * wr to
reliable parties. Address t>AI. JL RAND, Inbane
Office. Chicago, M. deSMw
A —EMHOSSIXG VUESS for
Oyl/» sale at $33. Addfeu VTM. H. IL\Nt). Trl
bcacOince, Chicago. dets-lv
T OS T.—On Tuesday night on
*.J Michigan or Wabiib Avenue*, a Ladle* For
MaJ. U..rd'.;nlrawnsltk. The tL.de r shall be lib* r
allv rewarded co briogiag the eaxo to JOHNSON.
SFksiKKfcUO.. SO Lake street. ■ deCar.t
IVTOTICE TO CONTRACTORS
il and LUMKrilMlLN.—lTuporals wRI be rs
celvrd by the andei>lcn-ed at Sptingadd, llliaob, nr.t.l
the tr*t dar * f February, ISUi, f»r farnbhlng (OO.flW
lineal feet vt Tamarac L-g*. our fort In dlrvnict-r. t->
ba Utllvrred lit Chicago on or before the tint day of
June, lafil. [CvttxlwJ KASTMAN A t.VMs.
Masonic!— a regular
Convocctlon of W&»Mngt.n. No. 23,
It. A. M„ will be held UuS (FrlAu .1
11.2 o’clock. UtA GODDARD.
de23xit ’ slcfuury.
r rO RENT.—I rouse No. 141 West
JL JaeUou elract Also, a 2ao hoove on North La
?a!JC street Dear North ATetne Al>o, Dooms at No.
SJlSontti Wells etrret. Al-o, a tioc Law t.r Doi tar's
oiliceat No. 12 L'lurk street. Al-o, a nr.t-ciina Urlck
Kefldciice in the North IJIvW m fiTsak. Al*o. a few
mure of thoe Union I’ark L-ls for sale. Apply at 7.
11. CCMMING'*, ileal JNtate Ctfice, No. 4*i Clark
street. deS-ASt
JJOYAL HAVANA LO'ITKRV.
la Drawing of Dee. Uth, ISV. at Havana, No, C9.IDS
drew Jl'in.lo»; No.2,Lx) drew f C.WO; So. VS2T7 drew
StfUCO; No.O.StOUrew i.v.GX): dr.*w ®ly.uO; h.-
Ing the five prl->clpal rritw, Frlacs e.u-Led and draw
ti g3 tnrnlihec Drtc «»r expense by
_ ueSSxlw N ATS. K. TAYLOR, New York.
LOOK OUT.—Tea good l>usinos3
Hois., it
C. L. Stcckcs’ Stable,
For rata cheap for cash.
TO THE PUBLIC.—
Messrs Miller & wnimarth arc no lAnrrr accnfs for
fie l.nrlllard Fire In*urarcc romponc uf New TorJc,
fTar.l this date, an-l aa\ ia>uc of Fclku-* or Kcovw&l*
ii iw la Lielr hands and wlLihdi by ibea will uot be
by the Co.upricy.
Herealtcr. Me sw. Hlpjinson tz will represent
the Lorilbrd Itisurance uouinanv la «:iilc3;:u.
, WILLIAM 11. bMITU, ticccn.l A;out.
CTdesso. December U?. Iff?.
ECOXO3IY bECUTaTY.
THE LORII-LARD
FIRE INSURANCE CO3IPANY
OF THE CITY OF NF.I7 YORK.
Wo. 31 Wall Street,
CASH CAPITAL, 8500,000,
PROFITS ANNUALLY DIVIDED.
75 Per feat, ta the Dfaiers.
T3iU CoiapatiT (IhMe« ti;rer-<joart<T - * of the art
j»roau to the Poll y Holder*. In b rip, Lcjtriaj Interest
wlthr.ntanv UahllUv 10 t i« l’i*nmj.
Tt.'.s Company r ends In Min-lus. Instead of dividing
It to t!ie *t JCfctioUci>.ttiervliyi;l> ir*g lu I’oUcy imUtri
i;r::ter aoCiirtlv. and at tic iamc tiaio, Cheaper Insur
ance than aay otfu r-»y«tem.
OAItI.ISLK NORWOOD. President.
WASHINGTON SMITH. ViCJ Prc»*t.
GEOEGE I*. CRARV. Secretary.
HIGGISSON & JAH£S, Agents, Cliicago.
s. c. moo ix sox. . alfeed jaues.
JPOK ELEGANT GIFTS call on
D. B. COOKE & CO.,
LaUo street No* 111
Their as»ortuica: Is
GOOD AND PUICES LOW.
No. 11l
All of the New Olft Boohs. Including Loves cfthe
Potts, Women of the Suuta. Folia fronts tc., Ac.
JUVENILE HOOK-. Fapor i)oll*aU'l IMocks.
AiiatioirrK copied of beautifll £NG RAV-
INGS.
ALBUMS AND AUTOGRAPH BOOKS, in rich bind.
bus. Portfolio*. &c.
CHESSMEN .VXD BOARDS. of every stile.
UI3LKS AND PIt.WF.R HOOKS, In every varlctv.
bound m Velvet audTurk:y .Morocco, wltn and
viriiontrlasp*.
Z37~ BEHSafeSR THE OLD STAND.
I>, B. cOOK-t. Si CO, ill La*c »t.
CKATES! SKATES!!
O A iplcndld assortment of Gcati’ and Ladles
Shates Ju»l received and tor sale for
Illinois Jlouey at Far,
At W Lake street. C. A. EATON.
dfSldTlO-ICt-act
PORTLAND KEROSENE.
The Best Article Blade.
WILL HOT EXPLODE.
FOR SALE BT
J. H. REED & CO.,
144 1 146 lake Street 144 & 146
L CORNELL & CO'S Family
* and Manufacturing Sewing Machine*.
TAGGART & FAIIII’S f*ATI£NT*
Wean* harpvto sarto the thou-and. who .?c n*ing
enr Maelilbo/aerl tuV lhua-a-.d*t;.a: want ihe;r. that
KSCII MACHINE NOW lUAUa IHK PATENT LI
CENSE STAMP OF GKOVEB ft BAKLK. ELIAS
HOIVE. Jp. acd ailpersons !*eiU»g or lulu? them ore
secure against acr tnoleiUtlon.
oorMac’dnesare now Just wiser** wewaat them; in
direct eompctitlun obi! on an equally |>opular
with the btr»l made and highe-t pnevd m&chlit.£ls any
m-rkth aad Uu-y arc »itll »uld at aad i 13. Includes
llemmcr* (oi which we have several stylv**. Nettie*,
a: A overruling neewsarv lothelrc-e In r.»ral'y orabop.
Tul, make* them >till t:>e curaPtsT, LKuiriata.Tr and
riRST-cLa&a siarniNX in MauurT.
In ♦nstlce t"> our Machines t* well a< ersr cudomnr?
weoScrti KEFL’ND iHE MONEY lu Maty day* for
an* machine which does iivl whjliy nottsfy Hie per.
chanr. ’ii-1* feamre alone make* u;.r Luchin** worth
Much mere than any uiber.a«tiiere!a neccisarilysjme
rlskin buvic; lhxu mactuae>.
A lew «.i is superior qjaht.is are the**:—lt toes a
•trnghtncedle; Laigr.atsra-* euder t'i«* arm; »«ws
troui two ct mtcos fp-.wls, neither I** Is? listened and
both In »'sbt: tarns on b:n.;t»; !■» secured from dost
aud expose* uooli; lu lever purchase U greater tuaa
that of aav oilier mnchlcc; it ta>b.:: two regulating
s-rewaand both are aoove and lu front: the driving
wheel U entirely ml tide of tuple; It requires no alter
ation for all vanvUe* tf work: it w 111 c.rtal-dydo ut--.t
lv a <:BCaT£B tabietv or wuits mis a.vv naennr*.
a'uioas the hundreds wifi which we arc acqoalnL-d;
lu tension is perfect; I: runs easily and »t-U;:c bot>*er»
novoov; nouooscaa manage it. Nulc other will satis
fy where il'i xn .w n.
We can 'afvly stv that no piece of labor-wiring rca
chineryevergrew*© rapidly Ilio universal Uvor as
our e-cwlnz machines. ‘three jt-ar* hu» placed them la
Hie very front ranks of Ufa t-c!a»s machines, and though
, ur xamniacturing Ihclllllev Lave been largely la
created «e have nut been able to supply the demands
during the past season. We can now nil all orders, v, e
bate added to oar styles the I«u>SITSIDE BLAKE ft
JOIiNnON ADJUSTABLE UEMMEIL at andean
now defy tie world to produce belter io«Lnnneuu for
dome all kii.daof te wlLg ai.d embroidery'. Let every
one who ti interested la the great improvements la
t-eivlagilacLluea. wh-.-lhcr thv/ wish to purchase or
not, send for a Description circular and samples of
4t Wemort cantlon the pnbllcagnlnst unprincipled and
perfectly irresponsible parties who have claimed to be
oar successors, representing that oar machines were
oat of market, ood e-dvr a castaway machine of ours
in Us place. Hat we only sell oar own machine*. Tag
girt ft Karr’s Patent, and are the sole proprietors in
tac eight Northwestern states. Address L, CUKNELL
ft CO, post ofice Box JL CUicsg.», *U-
Call at La Lage street. <Up-2-talrs.) de2g-d*7^3m
\/l ASONIC NOTICE. —Tne mem-
IYJL bers ofLafaydie Lodee No.lS. F. and X it, to
gelherwlth the brothers at large, are most respectfully
invited to meet at tbe Maaonlc leniple on F.lday at 1
o’clock r. su to ahead the funeral of Brother 1L J.
Hamilton, IViL of this Lodge.
dd7-il7si-2t A. A, EITCHCOCK, XV. iL
PORN WANTED.—I will pay
the hlrhest market price for 4WOO Bushels tarn
on the ear; delivered on ta« Uallroad Track.
S. MAKSii, northeast corner Bash street Bridge.
Caloric Dried Meal from New Corn, by the Barrel or
maksit.
ALL ILLINOIS CURRENCY
TAKEN AT PAH,
For Oak; Ash, Ulaek Walnut. Cherry ant White Wood
Lnmbei.at Cash Prices, from <mr yard, corner old and
Grove atreeta. Chicago. WALLACE ft HOLMES.
del&ddJS-lm (Late JobaS.XVaUaceJ
&aanteb.
\\T ANTED.—A Torni" man to act
TV as Book Keeper »nd General Clerk. Addresa,
vita reference!, J. B.m. Box 3139. r.o. drXxSt
T\TANTED. —240 Acres of Land
T T vlthln tea or twelve ahw of Cedar Fall*.
Bntler Co, lowa. TOMPKINS & CO, Room No. £
Kingsbury Block. drildtio-iw
TIT'ANTED—A good Girl wanted
V T to work 00 a farm and help at a small Dairy
A German preferred. Apply at IS 1 State street.
de27x2t
TXTANTED —A responsible sitna
t T tlon la some office. Salary not so much of an
object at present as Immediate employ ment, Refer
ences given. Address “A. 7LT Po*t Office. dertviw
WANTED—A convenient House
I * for a small family. Heat paid three months In
aivancelf desired. Alio, any one havmc Furniture
for •ilemar address Post Oden Pox 2015. de,7iSt
T \T ANTED—To purchase two
T i Schooner* and five Canal Boats, for which real
estate aed notes secured bv mortgage will be given.
Apply to TOMPKINS ft CO, Room No. h Kingsbury
Ekes. dc37-d:st-lw
VtT ANTE D—Two Furnished
v t R-’ora* without board tor a gcnilemvi and
wife. Private family preferred. Addrm Box 3213.
dt;l7x;t
AAT'ANTED— Staple Goo.ls in any
T T amount* from 43,00*) to j£o.' ft), la exchange for
gDod conntrv land- or Chicago Cttr n. opertv. Excel
lent trade* will be given. Addres* ifox 333.
dcMxlw
AN T E D.—A lady from an
* » Ea-ternclty, U obliged, from change ofclr
ccmstaace*. to desire a situation a# amarmensl*. or
copyl-t, reader to an Invalid, or proof reader. Or
wonld take the charge of a gentleman'* tomb v. Bsfer
cnec* given. Addre«* K. K. M. Box 191.
de2SxUWu.lb£iat
dfoc Sale.
Jc pork Barrel Staves, thoroogbly sea*on»*d,»til be
*<• 1.l cheap fer ca-Ji. Apply to or widres* W, U.
DO.VNT. 132 Clark street. dci2dTT*-:w
170R SALE—IOO Tons superior
A qualitv Prairie, *nni' - 'thr aart Hover ll*v, mixed.
CHEAP FOR CASH. *
Weight* coaraatecd. and delivered free. Orders for
the Bdineior anvanantlty will meet prompt attention.
HKNKV 11. /aCFELUT, 13 Ucarbom-*t.
Post Office DmwerClrt. dcitixim
iJoatbing.
BOARDING. —Furnished Rooms
with Board wa*tcd for a gentleman, wife and
Child. i’l-a*anl iOcatiuo and good accommodation re
quired. Inference* exchanged. Addrvas P. O Box
Ol2**. dcTlxSt
BO ADDING. - Hoard can be liad
wltb a farnUhed room saltiblo for either a mw
rie*l couj-le or*lngc senUemen. if applied for immedl-
Udy. Al-<>, a few day boarder* can be accommodated
at In? V>'aba»a Atcucc. deOjxOt
BOAUDIXG. — l*loas;mt Uooms
with Hoard ran be obtained at No. 49 Van Karen
street, between tutu aad W»ba»u avenue. ileiSslm
Co item.
TO RENT.—A new two-story
Frame Uon«c. In the South Division. ea>t ot Wa
bash avener. Would rent to a small family, anl take
ue rout la board. Addrc>* F. O. Uox 211. Chicago.
Ue27x2;
r PO RENT—On moderate terras—
X txo New Uric* Dwelling Uoum*. situate on
fir ca street, between Fulton and CarroUetrecU.Wr»c
SI.L». Inquire at OOOKN. FLEKTWoou ft tO*S Of-
Leu. fcuoi;.weitcorner Clark and Lake street
(1c27-U;>Mw
RENT—In the Iron Klock,
X. corrcrcf Lake and Lasalls street.
OWE LARGE HALL.
Al*o, a number of rooms t iltnbie for ojHcm rr other
rnrpoM-,, lii Quire of LAFI.IN, SMITH ft HOIS. ?*)
couth Water street, corner of state. (!cls-dC9O-2nk
HEX i’.—A Jlrick House, two
-A. stories and a bAvnient. wlibßrlck Kara. Plea
taatl..’ la tlie North DivUlon. ca«t <>f Clark
►trui t, with water gas. &«-. Kent moderate. Ca* Ms
tare.% Carpets and part of Furnltnrc fur sale cheap If
n-i;i;1r» 0. I'otat-Sdioo given Immediately. AddresaF.
r. IL-c, deijvlw
1 N'KW AND SECOND
i'J Piaxoh P'rsalc low. Flar.oa and
» i V * 2 * Mclodtfon* to reut. Ont**p« for Tnnlre
1 iaij*, I.:-l«*deoQ- 3 . t'rgaUa. and all ktud* «'f3lu«!cu
in-Lruia.—.•«pronjpllv alteacted to. All kinds of Mu*U
cai Xastr;c.R‘«:i!'rerclreaa£ -Iti nuuUcr,
IL. I..VS.E = I'uaL . —>KAil CLARK.
Slash
dt2Sxlw
LO Vl'.—One Dollnr Rewnnl.—
Lost, on Friday Dreember 21st, a Gold Cross
ai;d Chal i. Thci’ndirp wi.l receive the above reward
by Icavi. g tlivm at tala uillcv. dr2Sxht
SPECIAL NOTICE.
O
Ciaea.|> Goods
FOR THE HOLIDAYS!!
T. 23. OA.n.TX!X{.
Has recelrod vlthla a few day*
•I Large Consisnmeul i f
VALENCIAS,
OTTOMANS,
MERINOES,
SAXONY’S,
BE LAINES,
CASHMERES.
Embroideries in Collars and Sets,
BLEACHED SHEETINGS & SHIRTINGS,
Table Liiiecs and ITapkins,
CLOTHS AND FLANNELS, SKIRTS,
HANDKERCHIEFS, Ac., Ac.
Which arc offered at
NEW YORK PRICES.
tde2s-dTIS-tjanl’CM?tp]
AXD OIL EMPORICBI.
CHAS. L. XOBLE, .
Wbclcsala and Retail Dealer la
KEROSENE AND COAL OIL QCr-'S
Ot every description.
LAMPS and CHANDELIERS, with new ea* it.
proved Darners—burning * about smoke or ■
Cbarcuca, Halls, itorts, «c.
I am the Sole Agent for Chicago of the
Downer Kerosene Ol Comrany,
arSLrO-.-. No. 121 CLARK BTKtC*' *’
Q.IFFAKD’S PATENT
Self-Jcting Water Injector,
FOR FEEDING BOILERS,
Hating been appointed the MaanfectupeFs Sole
Agen's In this sectljn. for sale of above, we Invite the
attention uf interested parties to lu examination, and
are new prepared to nil orders promptly.
WALWORTH, HUBBARD A CO„
d»tTd*tAWtmtrti-lAt fU LU Lake street.
HOOPS. HOOPS. .MESSRS.
FAVAIL LINK & CO. at Fort Wayne. Indiana,
are mana£act«irUiU nousd Hickory Flour, Fork and
WMskr Barrel Uoeps fcy Machinery. The Hoop# are
well shared and Lapp.-i rcadv fur the Cooper to put
on the barrel- Consumer* of U.*>i* will And It to their
Interest to ulrc them a call All order* promptly ailed
and attended to. iUau.artory opporite tin* Depot,
Fort Wayne. Indiana. de2sj3ta
T AND AND CASH.—One Thou
id sand Acres of Choice Land, hesri’y limbered
with Piuc and Oak in Lie ImmctlUts vicinity of one of
tl.obcat luThbcr markets In 31ictilgao. and a tew thou
•moddoQarhla cash, arc oCervcl In exchance furMer
c.iaijdlze. A stock of SIO,IOO to JIAUW desired. Ad
dre».*. JAMEa MON'TKI Til. Otsego. Mich. dcSxfrv
Hardware! hardware i
MCOL-VS FAHER.
3'9 North Clark at vet. has on iiaud a larze stock of
Hardware, especially Coopers’ Tool*. Lock?. Nalls,
E.ac Fine J t\ are. wry cheap. Coralcej. Gents’ and
Ladles’J-fcatM, «tr„ etc, to which he would drawihj
aUentlon of purchasers*. desdiSw
8150 RE ™'
L. CORNELL & CO.,
At 133 Lake Sired, (Cp*Stalrs^
Are paries tho above reward every werk. $5 to each
pecsoti’wLo most Judiciously rurcuoses o e <>l their
Tajgartaad Farr Family or M»m*f*ctmins» Sewing
Macnines lor a Hulida* Del}* $w for a Machine.
Hammer. Gauger, an-i all—fully llcen-ed. dlasntac
tnr>az>hu:tle Machines. U by la Inches under the arm
fa-lening its own cans, at fo.- carriage trirnm nc.
Ldloflnj. and al) kinds of manuflictanng. - dfcihi.l-.iir
'VODNG MAN, WHY ARE YOU
JL idle vttP. with a capital of SIS Dollars yon can
make $3 per day la selling an article lndl»p«n*»ble to
every iUacksanlh and worker lu Iron iu lllinob?
AgenC wanted In every counn". city and village. Ad
tlrws. Inclining stamp, A. L. CUMMLNG « L*L, I*o
Veils streen deJlaSt
QUKIbTHASAXD NEW YEAR.
Fihe Jewelry, Watches and Silver Ware.
The beautiful stock of goods now opened and on
saia at 87 Lake street, (Tmount Block), U now offered
at cost for Forty Dais. Tne suhsertber being desirous
of doting out his stocs betire tne commencement of
raising tu grade of the Xremunt House, oifers extra in
ducements to bis customer?, such as they never en
joyed before. *Ve liavc on hand abeautlfulassortme t
or CAKBONCLE, COE-VL. LAVA
tETT, of the latest itvles. Also, best Chattabn and
Gcaro Chain?, studs, sleeve Bnttons.
Mraeelet?. KenctSPeos,anderemhlogln the line of
Jewelry. Also, silver Spoons, r orks. Ladlts. Pie-
Knives: Salt SUnds. Cuaton. Cake Baskets Fruit
Dishes, Tea Sett, Communion Service >rult Di-ties,
Mine Calan, Spectacles, Opera Glasses, all of
which is olfered cheaper tain ever before. for
get the number. 8* Lane *t„ under the Tmnont uouee.
Clocks Watches and Jewelry neatly repaired and
warranted. [dtlUtZri-lnil 11.1C CABRKEY.
Ladies take notice.—You
cm dOil GQt and PUted L*ce*. Frlnscs. Bratde.
CohLTaiMli. Siat*. Sparulw, Bullion Tnread, «c* at
ST atrect. nndertne 1 temont House.
Bullion EiobroldVT done to order.
• if T> P I 111?PP?
Large or sjLaix orders
tor Feed. Ms*, or Fleur Uled »iart order and
itifcelcwe*tr*U» biMtVlsSs * KOEBIB.
NUMBER 153.
amusements.
XXI V K RSAU V O F
FRANKLIN’S BIRTH.
Ninth Annual Bail and Banquet
V TDI
CHICAGO TYPOGRAPHICAL UHIOH,
AT TBl
BRIGGS HORSTS
Thursday Evening', January 17, 1831.
COMMITTEE OE AIiOAXGEMESTS:
Amo U. Taiut rsurrtsT.
G. W. McDonald, Win, A. Homlsh, O. Medatr*.
F. J. CVB. len. R. V. j-harlr. J. T»*. \v bite.
J 1L Woodlock, O. C. Fordbaa. M. C. MUcner,
Wm. H. MedlU. 11. L. Chapin. The*. Fenton.
W. J. Jefierson. Jadsoa Graves, Fred. Vogt.
Oq MONDAY nii'l Fv>r;l;~, Dec. 3t!t,at
21-J aril I I-.* wj .a.1.-iUntoarMlffryoira,
No. Jvl L-Jr.’ -irvf. a l .r.:-* -up-rti roll*ct!<»n of
Fancj-fr'aii.u'ij.-tj I.; wit I ran;e<.
mhn nii.-w.ir ■•. I’ccar.ti-r-. Liquor m:f:r. tWi.rCa*t»
or*. Pnch »vrU. i.J er.-s, carat.* nail Tarublfrr,
i” '.‘Ucr r»a m*:jn lioblcts,
1 .■ liv. r.< -•'•r.:;* rlt-*:.vr-. Cara anil caka
J’-awket* Castor* *•!!'• * - ut au.i E .zr:.\ cdDottle* •
I’oru* a, i..«u<V J--js Knives Ft rk-C Spoobi,
Scjar*. Salver*. j'irtvj statueami Medall*
oiw. Together Ml 1 ., a var.ct* ui oUer article* too
oVICKEU’S THEATRE.
iladisoafctreet,betweenSUtaandDenrl*ora. deSdTTI-St i.i- i.Lin .e SA.'trsON - . .\u?:loneera.
Tickets can be procured of aar member cf the Com
mittee of Amos* cieuLSat the u&lee* of the 1 rtbnm*.
Unie*. I>em-K-r4t and Poet. at the different J->b Office.-,
and at the onice of the Brlgg-* House.
Z3T A Carriage LUt will be found at each of the
above office*.
Price of Tickets >3, for the Banquet, Balt, Cr.rri v?,
Ac; half tickets (to either Banquet or Bali >. S->-
dsffS-dTSMw
CyDoors at7 o'clock. Performance M com
mence at 7 1-2 o'clock. Box Office open fr.»x u till t
aad from 5$ till 5 o'clock.
Aoatswto*.—Dre** C.rele SO cent*; Second Circle, 23
cent*; Pit rate Boxes. turn aad f&OQ.
BENEFlTofUi»yetiag Comedienne IDm ADA TVCBB.
Friday. Dcc.HSth, fourth eight cf the brilliant Fairy
Musical Extravaganza.
BEAUTY ABB THE BEAST.
With Gorgeous Scenery Magical Effect*
Received rightly by largo nr.rlicucci with
UNIVERSAL PELIGUT.
Mwa Ana VTsaa Beauty.
Myers, McVUkcr. Dillon. Mr*. Myrreond MlssWrcc,
la prominent character?.
The mo«t popular mclodv of the da*", PIXIE LAND,
received with shouts and nightly encored.
The performance to commence with the effective
Domestic Drama v f
GOOD FOR EVIL.
Ml&s Emma Webb as Mrs. Claremont.
rjt RAND CALICO DRFSS DALI,
VJ at Madame Akers trom's Assemble Room-son
Monday Evening, December 31st. Ever* ladr u ex
pected to attend In a Calico Drv»s. A popular nr**-
cramme has been arranged, and good music pm\lied.
Ibisparty U expected to be ooe of Uie most
of the season. TlcWits now ready. dcJjjiSt
CL GEOROE’S'DEXEVOLENT
O association. The member* of the above Associ
ation Intend boldine a
SOCIABLE AND BALL,
On Friday Evening Dee. ytb, IS«*, at BUT AN HALL.
The evening’s amusements will open with an exhibi
tion of a Grand Panorama «.f the overland Route to
India; to be followed hr English Games, and various
other amusement*, and to coneind* with Dancing.
Poors open at 61-2 o'clock -.Sociable commences at T.
Music bv the Light Guard Band.
Family tickets o ie dollar: ami e»n be had at Blarl
airsTeaStore.tDSo. Clark street: of O. Tree, tinker.
120 North Clark street, or of the otfleeri of the Socictv.
I deJ'-dll j-lw
'J'HE BALL OF THE SEASON.
The First Union Ball of the Taller** Chartered Fra
ternal Society will be beld at Metropolitan Uall on
M ndar Evening. Dee. 31st, D«>.
Tickets eaa be bad at McNally's Book Store, also at
T. I*. Knowles' Gate 'Veils) Hoot and snoe store, un
der Uie Hall Music by the Great Western Band, atd
Supper furnished b» M -. Mar.
deLUdw FEB ORDER OF COMMITTEE.
TJKYAX HALT Clark street,
JD Opposite the Court House. Chicago, EL
Eminent musicians prouonr.ee this Uall notarpaes'd
by any Hall In the Union to la Its.
Acoustics and General Appointments.
It will scat VJ) more person* Uiait anv other Hall la
the cltv—bv accnrate count and rcpoit of CARTER **
BAUEIL Architects.
The main Audience Room Is on the first floor, the
entrance being on Clark •tree!, tin* grrstr-t tboroash
fare la the dlv, opposite Court House Square, yet the
Hall has a retired, qnlrt location In the rear.
Ample I l green and ccn>»—£) feet of doorway lo
Clark »tn*et aitdt'onrl Place.
The Hall contain* the Ur ale National, nailery, valued
at IIS,'I'*) 1 '*) and purchased of lleo. I*. .V. Ilcalr. now
cocimisnloned by C'onkrcs** to point a Serb* of i*rr>i
denda! portraits for the White House. Thl* llallerv
contain* Ujo Identical crest picture for which the gold
medal awarded at the World’ 1 * Fair in Paris: also
** Webster in replv to Hayne," and portraits of all l!iu
President* to Lincoln tncludve, a-* well »a of many
other Ula»trioa* Americana, be lleally.
Tuere U a spacious Lower Ifall f.T Fairs. Festival*,
Balls. and the like. It b provided with dressing room*,
a kitchen. cooking store, numerous table*. Ac, Ac.
Both Halls, *u cithfr. can be renud for Concerts,
Lectures. Kihibid*»ns. Hall* and th** like, on at-pLca
don to THOS.BAUIUH'U HUT AS.
nolVOOdy Ui.icc lu the Building*
yoUNG -MEN’S ASSOCIATION
LECTURES,
Coauaeacln; Thursday Erealos. 'rorembcr, Utb, IMO,
AT METROPOLITAN HALL.
Series to consist of Twelrr Lecture* by tbs following
eesllemea
BATARD TATLOIIFm*
EOT. T. L. CUTLER.
GEORGE W. CURTIS. Em-
JOUX B. GOL'GU. K«iu
Prut A. J. ursoV.
Hon. UOIIACIi GBESLET.
Hon. JOHH W. FOSTER.
Ur. J. G. HOLLAND.
Prot E. L. YOCMANS.
FroLC.OSCANTAN.
Hon, IL J. KaTMONO.
Her. A. L.bTI»NE.
Tctets maybe but at the Booh Stow of P. C. Grigs*
A Co. and D. H. Cooke A Co. and at the «tor« of J. P.
Knowles. nadcrlhe H*tL at the Richmond Hou.»e. Tre*
nor.t Hou.«e. Itrigjrs House, and of the Librarian at the
Rooms of the Awoclatlon In Portland Block, and of the
members of the Committee.
Henry w. llbhop. Jr. Cha». L. Thomas, and Chai. P.
Kellogs. Lecture Committee.
nol-dJSWm __ HUNKY W. BISHOP. Jr. Chairman.
aMIRASOLE’S DANCING
• ACAPESIT.
Comer MadlMtn and Clark *k—Entrance on MadlMQ.
Claw open ut all times for beginner*.
CiuujkmV Claw everr Tnesday and Saturday. Pa*
rent* only allowed a* rWtops. Assembly carry Tot*
day nlrlil for scholars and Frlenda, and no pmon* ad*
mittenexcept those Introdaced by scholars. aevdlLflm
(Co=sJartnrrsi)ip Notices.
DISSOLUTION. —Tlie partnership
heretofore existing between the sobecrlbera on
dcr the nrm of
L. i. ILUIBLES 1 (0.,
I* this day mutually dissolved. I_ A. Hamblen haring
Rnrrhased the entire Inter* »t of 9. Lockwood Brown
i the assets and basinet of the late flm. will continue
Iba huilnrts at the old Stand. No. *7and 43 State street,
aad la authorized to receive all debts dee the linn.
L. A. HAMBLEN.
b. L. BUOWX.
Chicago, Nor. COtb. ISM. deaMT&Llw
rjIsSOLUTIOX.—TIie Co-partner-
I J ship heretofore existing between the under
*i£oe« under the name and at Tie of A. 11. Covert A Co.
la this dar dUaolred by mutual con*cn . Mr. A. h.
Covert will aettle the bualnea* of the firm, and 1* alone
authorized to u»e the name of the firm in liquidation.
A. H. CoVfcUT.
J. It. BMIT**,
drtTxlW U. W. I>AKT.
TMSSOL'UTION. —The Co-partner
-1 J -hip heretofore exlatlnebctween theander-IrriPd
noder the nameud »ty»e or seller, Mod-I * ilellen,
b thlsday dissolved by mutual ean«*nt. The bu>tne«»
of theflrm wlllbeMttbdby Weller, h ho alone
li authorized to a*e the name of fie & r mloUqnldatioa.
Chicago. I>ec. 56tb, ISCO, JKs«E WKt.LCK.
• JOHN J. MCUU,
JoD.S O.MKLLE3T.
deZ7-iI7GO.Iv
A D I E S’ FURS.
aXTSSZAN SASU3,
Mint, Slone Martin, and Fitch
CLOAKS, CAPES, VICTOR! NES,
MUPF3, CUFFS, GLOVES, MITTENS, AC.
Lov-prlccd Furs of every dewlptlcs.
Children's Goods In Great Variety
Geatlcmaa's Fur Caps, UoSers aad Glores.
ALnrre Buffalo Hobe*. Ok
Fan ere manofectnred In oar tuoel euperior aiaaet
end of ttao very bt»t material.
BASSETT 4 HAMMOSD.
EOl9dtß7smtßtp 195 Late atreet. corner of tfla.
THE MOST USEFUL,
Beantifal and Acceptable Present
FOB
CHRISTMAS OR NEW YEARS
13 A.
GUOTEB & BAKER
Sowing Machine
thirty different styles.
From S4O to SIDO,
Sold at 115 Lake Street, Chicago, HI.
nolF&Mylstp
SIOO,OOO.
Valuable Property and Cash.
The subscriber ha* reventr-Sve thousand dollar*
worm of property which he proposes to exchange for
MERCHANDISE. (Dry Good* or a--*orted country
stock* preferred), and if the desired Inducements are
presented he I* prepared to add
Twenty-Five Thousand Dollars m Cash.
The property consists of aecoacre-i of valuable Um
bered ■ ana. with a new and very superior htram Mill,
In run nine order, (accessible by water from Chicago);
Illinois and lowa Lands, well located; Improved
Farm*, and City Lot*. . .
To a Jobber or flrst-elasa retailer who has a large
stock to close out at once, this chance may prove ad
vantageous. If necessary the property and cash will
be divided to meet offers. Address **s. W I*. O. Box
3877. Chicago. deJJxSw
QOKSSi corns:: corns:
Greatest Discorery ever known of tlie Kind.
tHHU&IATE AID BSPAIIFBL COSE OF COBBS.
This powsrlbl remedy I* the great Invention of one
of the most eminent medical Professors of tne Culver
tlty of Berlin. Germany, and Is known by an who ever
made use cf it aa the only true. Immediate and nopal--
lUI remedy for thU great plague. U ba» the great ad
vantage of not disturbing anybody la their husbew.
Immediate care U warranted. DlrecUosa accom
panies each bos. i’rtoe CO Cents.
CIXIBLES KECBEBGHB,
No. 123 Lake Jtreet,
Genera) \gent for the Western and Southern States
for the Celebrated Professor Rellnolz German Plaster.
dedTffn«w
ADVEETisty..; ucugvt tus.
The following are the ra’.cscf Advcztiilng ia tho
DAILY ClllCAUo iIZIBC.fEx
One Square,(9lice." ajate.) ere Insertion....s JO
One Square, each .absequ.M d.iy, SUCO), .-,4£
One Square, two week ■*, ,1;. &Q;
One Square, onemun a. .1 v . .«>>• JkO«
Oue Square, three months. • 15.W3) 12.UJ
One Square, six moot*:a, OAOj 20.L*}
One Square, one year 90.9 i
xsr SchcUnle of Prices for more space than ono
square con be seen at the Counting Room.
\Sf~ AU Yntcslcot Advertisement* to bo paid
for in odcanc*
fiT AD changes cwrged 90 cents par Squat*.
narrs of arrnmswo of wrzxnr tbuot.
SI.OO per Square, each ifeek, for first month,
f iOt: per Square for each scb*eqaeut month,
per square for onuyear.
Auttiou Sales.
T>V GILBERT & SA-iUVOX,
•AJ Auctioneers, 2 Lake iireet.
Large anil extensive Assortment of
Furniture, Bedsteads, Bureaus, Glassware, 4c.,
AT AtCIIoX.
On SATURDAY, t:«. at 'J ll oVlcck. we will
sell atoar No. nj i.a*e*tre»t.3 treat vsne
ty of itie-a-s«,iiFre -cti a.,d Collage tied.
U.Hik t a-.* .Vi.i'noC'. Ulolnc
TabUs OaS I’inlr -a Chu'i>, i tn.iKH .ra Wa.h.ucds.
Wardrobe*. Ka*v srvt i Chair*, Parlor
Chair*. b (U-boams • Fajuy t batrss Cue
‘‘hair* a.m lUie.erv. <’ha i.bar -GK with toll
Marble Tod*. Cutu,vi ban.her ><••:<, 9 pieee*. Flush,
anfl Hair i.J«»chlV.rl..r , “ul:-, Marble 1> f> 1 eatre Tables
C’arJUo, hi: jraving*. Mi:ri<r 5 , i*.i ar.il table ."poonr.
Al'O— l weuiy ea»c.« :u«*>>rt.d 'a«nvjrr; with a gene
ral Tandy or lioo,e!.eei>. ; Cior.*. 1:i above good*
we warrant*.mil t.v u.'.v f ,r:.U :re nr. 0 In Chicago.
Panic* bojtrg ran nlv on getting goid articles.
Sale PCHitlvo ana wv.'o't.t
x >a:.ip«o;.\ Aacitc
BY GILBERT * SAMIVOsC
■U «; ns ,tr. \ n a ccn os ecus.
Fancy Goods F»*caclt Picture*, UoiirmLm Gloas
ware, Superior >:s\rr-i s :att*! Ware, and
Pallia Xirbio
AV AUCTIHX
T?V GII.BEUT A SAMPSON,
JL> r.sxtaat .Vi'.Tio.NZExa.
Lnrcc Sal? of Vtilitablf fr’nr; and Kobe?,
At auction,at Salesroom*. No. 3.’ Lake street,
Oa PKllMkY«Decemh>-r ??U». at 1" o’clock. A.M_
and 2 l-J I*, if., v;.*’* Si! mH »: section ll;c largest
ao.i coat >; <i ii,.j i rvt offered at
public ss!i>m tM- 0,;.-. : o o.ln part of
(»ent:lae I1:i(1»ah Bnv able. Mink and >ttcli. MberSaa
squlrrvl. Mar:;>. l;i.a:a;:o uj.i . :urk:<di too mi
n»'.*r\.u* to mention tu fn* es J.ai.-i •»;*»>*, Talma*. and a
crcat variety if iMi.iivn'.* pur* Ce. !•' «a; -. Mutren.
Coat*, do..wc- r'n an r.--. r::i;crt «>r Sli'lsh, i'.iririaßo
and Lap Lobe, ir Pay a:.d indrU. V.'olf. Lear.
Fov, Toon and Isu;Val •.
N. R.—'VLo above an* all '!"«{-cIa-« Rood-, nmnofac
tareiteapr.—lyfon tr . n in‘l :n-l;\ and will be war
ranted a- represented in c'-tv j articular. iLx d., can
bi* examined on «lav pro'foc* t >. *.!.•. rale n.>>i:jvc and
without reserve. ' oll.nL.M a sAMI'miV.
_dcffT-d7_srt __ Auctioneers.
r r UAl> K SAL ih ~"of
X rsffnhb-d ami 11-1-hcd
Uctlatradn, Uurcau* and (Fashfttandf.
.\ k AiiiU'S.
On TJIL'KSPA V. January iM. at 1 2 o'clock, we will
sell at our N.*, s j Ia»«* xtreet,
•is I'liprrvdoubic roi.* li. f. "oi-tp ii«, tot varnished.
SOiCbrrrr it ». i: d*i.'.uK
•id .Mahogany Iter -au\ -f.lr-i.
55) i.nr-nu u: d < WasiiSlaadS.
»B. « ILran \\n •.•t.ind-u
Buyer* will tmd tit•; e.r .nlerrst to atlrndlhlseale.
Sale and wit < m .cMr'c,
jdetf-dijPi-.r _ i.iLPMtr a SAMPSj^AncPrs.
gTAPLK ili:V GOODS'
SUCK GISVES Altt GAUNTLETS,
Wool Jacket*, Sock*, Gloves, radei*
shirt* uml Drawer** Fancy
Goods. »i # e., at Auction.
On FrMar. TVr.-,’-:t*. ut ) oM„«k, at oar Auction
Rooms. iC>. ■>!* and M It:> -tru t.
dL2td-LR.il tv it, a. Ui i ii.lli* C.*„ Auct'r. - .
31. A. Hi.’TTEiLfc
GENERAL At tTSONEERS*
*ls, <lB & £0 DEAS3SOK3T
TriiCoit Hoo*e.
Direct:-
FURNITURE SALE
Every Wednesday i: sfaturd ».y at.
D?.V GOODS aAL3
Every Lloaday a-. D I-; o’clo:**:
AT on: SALESROOM.
.re. L'rj tkWi-, Boot*
an.-c twdy
OT“Ca«Ii or; c urr.
andShte*. &■:.
purs!
J. & A. HESZCC’S
ENTIIiC STOl’li OF ITR GOODS,
At Auction.
This. FRIDAY MoIJVIXt;. D.c-mber !*th. at 10
’clock. V.’m. A. lit r;.;’:s • .•. will pvd withoutre
erye. for cadi, tl.<* u.t.rc Mock it .'Ks-rs. J.li
UKKZt't.
AT THF.TR STCEr, yx 65 ZAKS STREET,
Coinpridng fte -i I Ik-I »:nck of I'nr Cooda,
ever ottered In t •*•»
;r.lr.c. *’t •: e M.irf; .», P.r.Mlaa
i . i :.l r: >ll t Itch. 3»tiik.
The*lock ei'j ■»
: ahle, Frciicn r;.>
Mountain Mart.” . :..i—l r; '■j> ;rr i I:i •ma- I adlca’
and i.'niulrcu'.* bale a”.;-, ilatid l.Marttr Capes.
Vtrforlm-. • n:;.*. MnM* nt-o i.l..v< *.
Al*o.Gci.U>*.i. u’>* > u .r«anilGjuVf*:nDtf»Ter,
OM-r.G.M.-tr*. M- -it i: I---. Lear. Fo*,
Wild CaLGcaUtc .s:;d sv ild Cat.
AIL C 3003 WX?XA?.m M BEPRSSSiITEO.
v*. j'.rxTEnii * fo„
Aual.>u»«r»._
cU-^iITTMt
H, yi:mi»rU'*i Olhe T;v
:oc*7 a: ! r ■? uhfr r.'Cf <rv!oa er-.T'
i 'ifie
■t- -t n'oia t.
Oiive
». trutu ;:r'v‘:e '.I n;?:i
,;ircia::i.
Kftyavrv.S'eT Tf»rh.
;Geo. 1.4'
01 he
iii ,u »->nJv«- r . N, ».
iTiu-rt-.w n. t <j. A;‘m--. N. V.
A -M .I>. C.
Col. t ,m. Ivt C. >. Aim-
oii7<
t.dr t
‘-Vs 1. rmmJ.vr N. V.
■IL;v. I*. W. t : ..Ci . A,cot ol Atnotl.
■ c.4:i fli tc ‘ N.\.
Oihr
' •* AV, t *.
A. b;«..v.;,v .'.lU'a,
Ollre.
if , l..'.'**;f, *l. |
c^icr;
V; a t ~
•t- it
CiiTf
OiiJVi
'i’zvxs.J
Olive
V.*; 7< 0r,r.,1 ih T.ltULi.n If*
Ut -iui(- - j«; r*ur»f bmugrH in
eor.r::;*. tl. • vii !•* iar::ibruu« vl
tue
laical, -racial Tube*?, aad all
lae Air-'JtiL’ a: tlxa iaags,
Olive
Olive
Carnation^
'• iit.v UL..e T»:t :> rters cenji Sc
os*!lotiv* r:i : >o^>iMn
arm 11.m.- co.ij.aaaa all
i linut U \
Olive
OiWe
’Viitji C‘t: 7 i:t ;■* ArPUhC St.
Mj'-Itmis* ;on •.•ptr.v.- 1 ' - ur »u v «‘
ssiii.AVoi:.
1.-kv. 111 ea so; vd
• *: -ttlc.
i* a' s \:
Oihc .J.-Jra -
eojyr. ii.:: r
Olive
•T.uror.ii-s
Olive
maa as; iiurKus powders
Are a awlim-epse’' irailor.ot iron unci
nutrhcr.l>.i:Lt;c4. a iih Hut
la the ulitou ot .t rcilt ctljr l.**.»lt!»y.
••erma. l.u iluz v lit v.c
f.md-ii.'ri;.-'.»r;.! Uiirli.- the
iC;io<«— li.ov u-iuu lincrzy u*
.scrvo'i- .--I. — r*-pv It.t Srror itol
•ho U.cr— il.cy the L*l-
Olive
Clive
uou.+ oi t*.'
1 rK'CK'-'X-
•• U.tf SeiTC-i
Oilve
Am L.tn a I‘ica'iS.
sta.-fo.-j/.s m ivr-: t.\m
sta* ;•■'••■ “N a:
rat -i i’l/' 1 <m:>.
sTAKt :::;:alst h
Olirc
Gllfe
5711.7
D W V E It,l
{>ucce *o 4'cotoii £ (Jo.,'
WTio'.rxVo :c* ;! Awcnt* In Cr.}.
M.o. . .m
Olive
TTNITKD STATIC^
vJ Oil/ Weekly Lise to
CORK, Lrv
iad »P t’i* '•si!e« of Crr'ji Prtv-. u«
ConUJ Ciil o. i-'ivpf. raMi;i?
IM.Ui.J.
TE2 ai^NTUZAL-MAK,
W=c?OQT.,
Ocean Llceamsblp Company’'
Ftr»t-c!a?s(ull; , »7.frC’v l j<»hm!t »K»amrr* :n a:**. .
lion vitiit'to HU NK. KAIMVAi 01 Ca.:c v 3
nail etcry Satrrc'-y ;ro<u Cuetiec. carryln » Uio
State* and raa.i<l:vl.llU huu j> u—eomT*;
Jtonenii^ri.CJpr.'lcM.nitr. : Nov.i.Sruilaa.’Ja a
S'tft lirltou, "Cr.Vui .Uui-rlcm. * A-'Jc.
Asjllocfixon. *an (iicO
Qnlc\esr. Oic:.
I'ars Iruu Oi>
"•i.iml - *.•»
.:■» < r Mii.vankfe fj yixccn l'
’« «r!v‘, L’.vcrwvJ:
FtmCla*».ac.'onlir,' jo at 0 /
Sieeract* ;on.«*i «*in • I;
Siaurn i'jciUi. r:r.-t c;.»*s gtn-d :er *ix
month* SI3J st.r ,W
Steerage .« m r. • 1%
L\*rtu:r-it•-<. i..-! .Thnn-Ir? out iM^nacr: 1 ja
the principal :*»» n- *>i Gii*..: Btlcuu und hetar.. o»
above i-r vrrv reduced.. ir«
Forfrctoator ?■ a:>;iiv »*. the Compiinr'i ocuel
ral Agent*,v ;j Va;cr .•ua-t. .Jvcr ....
Coriiand Dublin. ;iinl-l Hr. M.lwiv, .S«w York wm
Graham. Detroit at. i ‘Llwn.e.- luf.toad, Milwaukee
or to lAMKs WAKiSACfau
Grand Tr .iV It.tiwav Oilier, U Uai*j*
dly-twp t iicff .V.vin* Mouse. Cuyf-
ftKEAT VICTORIA lUtILC ii
\_A OPEN.—*Tht» Imniert-® Iron strnctute r ■»-
two mile* Uiudi;;:u,(tholoii F ,«uii the world) o.cj rd
seron tii®
RIVER NT. LAWRENCE,
At Montreal, uso-tol SU-and.s.llaii Milt&asc. -» •
Urs to conacv»U.e IIis:?-" aid Wencn 1*17,4...; . £
the
Brai;4 Tmrik Uasiway oi Oaa.t<3,
ThL*road ot •trrors i . ..
uuie> in u 04th. u operated aodir
T UIOM DETROIT J-IC-: at*
©:?2 KLNAGr. ■■‘£l
-GitELAND, MK,
And in ere b oztj
ONE CHANG2 OF CARS
yrsmCbleuroorthcMls-Dsippl lUver to Put. r . t
Boston. Quickest and m»*t convenient route »0i *.-. <i
between to® xmili and We*t. aud Canada ac t. <•
KoglaifeL and h eight booked ihro t
part* ef Canad) and the New England swum* j,i» 1,.
and irons
CHICAGO AOT UVERFCOi*
AhdihoCocoacatot Europe, at cotulds.-. i. u-iifu
rues, bt too 01117 rt-julnr weekly line o* 1; - .
STATED AND KCiWPKAS MAIL blhA
log from Uxebec tsv^o’ and iri.inu.v ’*■(*>
ovcjtW'dacfdav.ir, .or -.r
partLaUm apply to WALfER OUA.M.L
auiagrr. MoutreV..
JAMLLd WARRACE, Ge.'.eru) rt esters * (| fit
No. to Ij-o -ctf.f
PATcrnx’rf maCtaetu; oh.
TbU OU u m» humba~ but can I* v necked Jbrbr
•core* and bandmUiu m:r city a:.a tl.c »airuunotnz
country who nave proved ts lavaiuoDlo tnr VokC -
Kar-Arla*. Head-Ache. Avar. Xmzxlsla.
Kli»'itnaU.*m. PUlTJoi.it l . h cct, V- rnxAiUiuttk
ana bcTrr Auuc. ror So.* i Turott =nd I).3U'Uri»ww*
cob specially rceotti'ieaa!;: no*, cao ca»a bas Mud
wli«r. H bu» because I >' r *aJ<- HhyicaaUaadrw.
tall atST Laioitrcct, Xraiaont DKvs.
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