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Susmesss ®a«3.
WALTER HA'S ,
No. 8S South Clark Street,
CHICAGO.
OmaHorKa.-€toea Mj i2toL andfitoSP.M,
__ [ansj-traism]
P BUSSING,
BEAL ESTATE AGENT.
ZfcTo. 6 Larmon X?loclc, Chicago, XU.
Loans negotiated on real ertat security. Jyi-sWS-V
FOX & HOWARD,
Coktbaotoes toe
:dkedginq. docking. bridging, grading
AND MASONED.
O&ee «6 Dearborn street. Old F. O. BnUuto*. Cblc«n.
Or Bridge Timber and Dock materials constantly
on hand. Jy*-a630-am
-p iPSK.
nOSEEK PAPEB WASEHOtm* 0*
BUTLER &> HUNT,
flltantactarers and’Wfcoleaale Dealers a *ll SU* s ****
tToaro asfl Fine Papers. Envelopes. Card*. C*rd«a
Wraw Shards. Paper Bass, Pnnt6m*u»t *c- *«•
BE” Cash paid for all Kmdi or Paper Stock. mh>
J.
8. sirs * co.
go IF i5T> CLTOIE HiSCriCTEEERS,
detlenlnßc«sa.Bod» Ash. Tallow, Tallow 00. W-
Kos. 18 4c SO Blver-ct.* Chlcicf*
aaT-csitiv -
fftoctjmcrjj.
A G L B WOBKS
Ltmnfactnring Company,
DO run WSJST
STEAM ENGINES OR BOILERS,
PATENT 6UGAH CASK MILLS,
PATENT STEAM COO. EVAPOSATOBS
PATEKT FISK BVAPOKATOES,
PATENT STAMP HIUS,
—vox—
!T?ke’g Peak or Lake Superior.
SEED FOB CrECtTEABS,
With Cuti sad Description*. Prices, etc. etc.
’ Saw Mills, Flouring Mills,
And Machinery of all description.
SEND POK CIRCULARS.
J. W. GATES, President,
CHICAGO, H. 1..
K.B.—Acents wanted everywhere- te26-ni4s-lydaw
American £Slatrijcs.
AMEP.IOAH WATCHES
JPOTt SOLDIERS,
AT SEDUCED PIIICES.
American Watches for Americans'
THE AMERICAN WATCH COMPANY give notice
that they hare lately Issued a new style ot Watch ex
yirceplr designed for soldiers and others who desire a
good watch at a 1006611110 price. These watches are
Intended to displace the worthless, cheap watches of
British ar d Swlfs manufacture, with which the country
5s flooded, and which were never expected to keep
lime when they were made, being refuse manufac
tures, sent to this country, because unsaleable at
home, and used here only for Jockeying and BKlnclliDg
purposes.
We olfrr to Mil our Wntch. which Is of THE MOST
SUBSTAKTI SL MANUFACTURE, AN ACCURATE
AND DURABLE TIME KEEPER, and In Sterling
Sliver Cases, Hunting pattern, at as low a price as 1?
asked for the tmsby Aucres and Leplnes of foreign
snake, already TcftTt'-d to.
Wc have named the new aeries of Wntr.hßS,W«
■ELLERY. Bcsto:. Mi“. wh*ch name will be found on
the plate of every watch of this ma-urociure. and Is
one of our trade marks.-
Sold by all resprctiblc Jewelers In the loyal Elates.
Wholesale orders should he addressed to
BOBBINS & APPLETON,
Agents of the American Watch Company;
fepS-ufcMm IfS Broadway, N. T.
Carriage fHaftcrs.
TW - O VELT 5T CaK KI aGK WORKS
44 ADAMS STREET.
The proprietor of thes* work* tak«*s Pleasure In In
forming tlie pnllic that* these works have been«n
to more than <1 ii'lu th«.ir farmer capacity,
wUch has enabled him to get a good stock of
Family, Gentleman and Trotting
BUGGIES.
Also, BPLKIEP aad SKELETON WAGONS on hand,
whlcti are oili-red to Uu* oua.lc with tlie full assurance
ol glrtnc good KMtHfM-Uon. uh the- li.vs been built
nniti r the Ripprrlvlon of GKO. PENS* VVER, whose
reputation lur making good work Is evil known
Alsoo" band und receiving. EASTERN FAMILY
CARRIAGES, from th*-old Übd Mil kturu manufac
turers. .7. W. Qulnily & Newark.N. J„ whose work
Js surpawsad l»j no one.
Repairing promidlT dona.
P. H. BROWN. Principal.
GFO. PKNMJVKJ:, Manufacturer.
THUS. H. BUO WN, Cashier.
fcplo-o3lt*-6w
/CARRIAGE MANUFACTORY.
Kj —Tlicuafieraltfrcil woult reapectftiUy cull
the Bttentloß o« Uiobr wiio to purchwe
for cash anything intbe.lr line of Manufacture, to an
.Inspection of Uietr stock of
BEABV-iU4l>b CARHIiGES,
And slao to their superior stock of material, from
which they arc com>t*ntly maunr*otarlas
work. We h*ve 1-iely ealarceh oar Shops, -ud have
mow creator iaclha*-8 than evi- before for QUmtt or
<!■ tp proropttv tor anv d-Mred *tyle oi Corrlace. Wo
keep coiifctonily on hand, at uo advanced stage of
xrFnnfacture, alarce stock of
JJGHT TROTTING WAGONS. OPEN AND TOP
BUGGIES, BUSINESS WAGONS. DOCTORS*
AND GENTLEMEN’S PHAETONS,
AMD HOOKA WATS. &C.
FJcaafc call at oar Manniurtory and examine oar
{•lock. H, A G. X WILLETTS
bug 23 tR?B-lID Cor. Stale acd 12fh sts. Chlraio. UL
Broom Corn.
CODER WARE, BROOMS
BROOM CORN,
35 So. Water-stj Chicago, 95
For sale at the
Lowest Cash Prices.
The lATgCS’. Bt*ck Of
WOODEN WARE,
(Painted and Plain.)
WILLOW AND CEDAR WARE,
Cordase, Twine,
BASKETS
Brdom Maher’s Stock,
feC- &C., &C„
Ever Brcuglit to this City.
NATHANIEL WHITE,
»cpl-n4S-2m 95 S Watcr-it Chicago,
BROOM. CORN EXCHANGE
We Invite con-ignm&nts ol
BROOM CORN,
Hive jAVPLK STOiwAGE, make advances, and offer
Spccinl Inducements
p.p Hvlnc onr patron* the benefit of prices paid by
nt n , '’prH tn the EAST AXi) CANADA. All cn*
pro “ ro)r ‘!iSmW* aretnosi _
Commission Merchants. 2*S Sooth Water-rt.^
gtiotD Case.
HAT TERHUNE,
_L*A e (ttiossuos to otKPßtia *OU
SHOW CASE
aLftjnJFAcnmEß.
KO, «S DEARBORN STREET,
„ CHICAGO, ILU
fD& Office Box 4l» soS-WMV
©merles.
BAGS RIO COFFEE, good
to prime grades, In store. AV.o,
THKEE TOSS POTAbH.
For sale byT.M,TCnLAY &C0.,1«9 Ronth "Water
street. SQ2TXftJ62w
*)KC\ HHDS. NEW ORLEANS
f)\J SUGARS —Common to choice in atom and
iorsale by PaIiSOKB. PITKDC & H&NKET.
*1 South Water street
KAA BAGS COFFEE.—Rio,Mar
-O v U ac&lbo and Costa Rica, fair to prime, arris
‘° ri * lC rilS o 3re, PITKIK & 77MTEET,
71 South Water street
pTAA HALF CHTS. TEAS—A
•vJu V fob aseortment of new crop Green and
Slacks, embracing oil grade* of Young mson. Hyson
tJUn. Gunpowder! Imperial Twankay, Oolong,
’* liTto *“ al ° r F l^K ß . Pltm * HAKKET,
71 Booth Water street
fJA TONS TOBACCO—Of reliable
r and standard Kentocty brand*. In boxes, hall
tox« and caddies salso.ane cot ctjewlneand *moktnf
-cf approved xnannfacnire in barrel*, half barrel*.
-«748M17
JLumte.
T UMBER.—I would invite the at
-M-J tenuon of dealers and other* pnrchaslns: lumber
Sn Chicago to o&e of the Urge** and moet complete a»
•oxtrarai of Lumber In this market; also. Dressed Sld-
Sap, Flooring and Block Boards, Saso, Doors, Shingles
Xatb.LongTlmber,wOW*. Ac. Prices reasonabletc
■volt the cliarces of tbe Qmea. 'Write far infonnaOoa.
Order*lilif‘dwrit*prcr'.jtoc*«acdfldelltT. Carsloadee
3n yard. .Yard end Office street, between Polk
•nfl Twelfth ctreeta.
BfS-r&ttOa praha wiluam.
insurance.
JilU.VCll OFFICE
KNICKERBOCKER LIFE INS. CO
Kinct?^ ur y Block, Chicago, XU.
BZSISEXT SIBZCTOBfi:
MATTHEW LATXU* . _
E. ROGERS, firm Walter ft Rogers, Coal and Fig
Iron.
GEO. ARMOUR, Monger ft Armour. Stor. and Com.
G.C.COOK, G, C. Cook ft Co„ Wholesale Grocers.
P.AO&GL Cage. Hro. ft Mrmka Treaon* Howja.
J. C. FARGO, Livingston, Fargo ft Co„ American Ex-
F. ft Co., Wholesale Grocers.
W.W. BOYTXGtOX. Arcaltect.
T.B CARTER. Clerk Superior Court of Chicago,
B. B. MORRIS, Ex-1 ndfre Clroilt Court.
W. H. ARTHUR. GenT wiperinteuf cut 111 C R.R.
G 1L WHEELER, Andltor G. ft C. u. B S,
smrcAL szamixebs ;
MILTON DARKER, M. D.
j, v. 7m IIL-\A> V. M. D., Frot Rush Med. College
and Korthwerttrn University.
AfronsETs:
..JESSfi B. THOMAS.
B. S. MORRIS.
crnrrns at coke ottics:
EUASTCS 118IAN, President
B. F* JOHNSON. Vico President.
OEO. .■ p . SMFfEN', Secretary.
A crvdit of fl'fv i>fr cent will be given when the
premlomaoooauf»fSS. Dividends will bs paid la
ra*iu to apply on Premium >otea or added to the
* KiSowtm nt and non forfeiting policies leaned.
The assets of tots Company (Including 1U ca'h cap!-
ta\ -wlicli is pcrpeta»l} arc larger to Its liabilities
than that of any other Company In tills country.
Twollundrtaaml Fifty Policbs were issued nt this
off.ee in tli monlbs. coding .Inly Ist.
Any p*Tßoa wbo will cal* and examine oar plan of
CclnsboMDwy. will be satisfied that the Company can
not be found which offer wm favorahl** Inducements
or elves a better guarantee to the assured man uls
Company.
B. F. JOII\S«X,
Manager Branch OSce,
eeS-u2lO-lm
HOME
ASSURANCE CO.
Of ISTew York,
OFFICE,Noa,II2&II4 BBOABWIT
Caalt Capital 81.000 000.00
Ajikcm. i*t July, 186 l ..$1,58i,«7D.’fl
LiubllillcM .857,826 32
ABSTRACT 0* THE EIGHTEENTH SEMI.
ANNUAL STATEMENT,
Showlrs tie condition of the Company on Llio Ist day
of July, iSii.
asskts.
Cash balance In‘bank - 8113,139 66
Bonds an-, mortgages, being hist lien oa real
estate .815,633.53
Loans or stocks, payable on detn-in* (market
value of sccorirt>«- $ 6-,tt13.00) •
United States anl other stocks(market valae)3*}J.a.>6 00
Real Estate,., ......SO.'MthS
Interest doe on Ist ,Tnly. ISftf. <of which, *24,- _
IC2 84 has since been received . ZLoSLSI
Balance In hands of apenti and In conrsa of
tratt*ml**i<>n from agitata. on Ist July.wf
wUch $U.m«2 has sum been Jccelved) . 5*021 <1
Bdlfi receivable (forpremium? on InUadrleKS «.ovi.o-3
Other property, mlscellsmoons Items IO.Wi.aI
premiums dne aud uncollected on policies is*
aued at office L3aLS3
Total..
z,tir.njTX£fl. .
oatetandineortlft Jniv.
DucstccLlioldcr- oa account form e r dividends oTOOO
CHAS J. MATCH
A.F WILLMABTII, Vice-President.
Jomr McGee, Aecnoanr.
- ttUiKhi wit,luabtiz. Agents.
150 South Water Chicago.
1&U-Z346-1V
Mutual Life Ins.-Co.
OS' NBW TOEK.
FREDERICK S. WIN STOH, President
CART? ASSETS JULY 1.13G2,
$8,500,000.
PAID CLAIMS BY DEATH.
§ 4,000,000.
AGGREGATE AMOUNT OF DIVIDENDS,
53, 600,000.
(Atnh Income for year ending January 31st, ISol
S 1,593,731.31.
The Oldest. Safest and Cheapest Company. Assets
all Ca-h. (no notes )
Forfeiture of Po icies not necessary, as the Company
will purchase, for their cash value, all Policies upon
which two Tears* premiums hare been paid.
lu Funds are greater, its Rates cf Premiums as low.
and Its Dividends larger than tlm=e of any othtr UfO
Insurance Company In the United States.
Dividend*appV.rab'ctolncr-ase the amount ofln
suranee, or to reduce the annual premiums, at the op
tion o« the Insurers. _ . , .
Reports. Circulars and Information furnished orsent
by mall to any address by
0. CBOITKHIXZ, Agent in Illinois.
Ko. 6 South Clark street. Chicago.
WALTER HAY. M.D., Medical Examiner. No. 85
South Clark street.
H. B. HERET.LTi, AgentfcrWisconsin.
Post Office address Milwaukee.
Extract Bom Report of Sup*tln«nr*nee Department.
H.
**Anrt one grand edifice—the Mutual Life—has al
ready become K'S'Tlrt »n»i bui*h »uu»i, »s attr~ot
general admiration, both here and m Europe.
autVUSro
ißags.
BAU6, BAGS, BAGS,
FARWELUS
: CTEA3I BAG MAKTTFACTOBT,:
: No. 189 Southwatcr-st* CincAOO. ;
i Bags and stacks •
■ of every description fttrntsbed on short :
; notice and printed with N*w and •
i BkarrmiL
; SIMEON FAB WELL, t
apWUI-lr.
CORN EXCHANGE
Bag Manufactory.
eiakt, asten & CO,
' MAWnFARTTTHHM OF
B A a SI
OI every descrtpUos,
157 South Water Street. 157.
MILLERS,
BEAMLESS.
GROCERS,
FLOUR,
GRAIN.
GMnsnsrY.
HAM AND FEED SAGS.
fWßecond-hamd bass always on hand,
hags loaned to shipper*.
myia rtgl-iT
ana Jrea.
PATS N T BUOK.WB.SAI
FLOUB—Manufactured by
3AWKISS Sc CHAPMAS,
MICHIGAN MILLS.
Try the very best Buckwheat Flour tu the fttf—yurt
ted white.
Choice Graham Flour, arom Winter WhetL
Cracked Wheat, fresh and sweet.
White Winter Wheat Floor oX tho best Quality
2ztra Spring Wheat Flour.
Delivered to any part of the city.
Itora—ATn. UTR Onuth ~WfctT Rtraat-
Rangings.
[> SA K S i
nOACKSB*XS
PAPER HASTG-maa
Window Shades, Fixtures, ito.
aotrxs subs pauttbew
FATES EAKQEBS. BTC, BTC,
Ho, 184 Clark Street, CMcsc*,
foelMTt ~
Ural) anh ©il EClorks.
r»HICAGO LEAD AND Oil
\J woeki.
Comet Clinton end Tuiton-BtE, "West Qdt«
LEAD FIFE* BOASTS, BAS * SHEFT LEAS,
LINSEED OIL,
fhot, 'Whit* Bed Lend tad Lvthrsgt
PUMPS AHt HYDRAULIC SAMS.
Order* from the trade solicited. Highest ssrlel
price paid lor Flax Seed. F.O.BoxQlt
wrtl> W. W BLATCHFUm
g >< D. HaS’ABIANI'B
Bm, Steam Fitting an<
PIUMBINS ESTABLISHMENT
64 LasaUe Street, Chicago.
naaiaa z>
as runjuGS art d»s numa
Practical Plumber,
azn luiroFAonmi or
411 kinds of Steam Work.
TO TUB TBADB*
Xbs rnds smiled with tool* sod vrmy art me a
be 6m, steam Fitting sad Plumbing bwsoH. B*
Sliding sad BroaxliucGoae to order. _
Wrfeaagfecwwy/En s»d Hi »sat Washington street
BTV-lT
Cafcmet furniture.
gABOOOK * FKEE,
m BISDOLFB STREET.
mahogany, Bosewood and Walnut
ALIO,
nrSBOOM * COMMOH Ftr
a fiiuT Tinxrr.
Wood Beat and CaaaSeat Chain. Beditaada tadßi.
team. School Furniture on hand and to order.
attention gM to oouatrr orders.
®p- Cnfcune*
FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 19,1813.
FBOfl SOUTH CAROLINA*
Tntereatlpg Farts Concerning the
‘‘Contrabands” si Port Royal.
The Rev. Dr, French delivered an interest
ing lecture at the Church of the Puritans, in
New Tort, on Sunday evening, on the condi
tion and prospects of the “contrabands” at
Port BoyaL The following report is publish
in the New York Time*:
SEORO IKprBTRf.
Those who ocmse the negroea set to work
at Fort Royal and elsewhere on the Southern
coatt, thro-jga ihe «xrr Jons t'lhc Aosocla
uon. *4 indolence and .unthriftlaess, Slid the
1c lurcr, not only do the poor b:ac& insn c. uel
ix justice, but speak directly la deftince of tbe
facie. On the plantations marked oat for
ttadr labor hy tbe government, and controlled
Dy thc superintendents of toe oasociatioo, no?
onli did toe htgroea «r<o cante to tue ilig for
in.tcou«, thoroughly cultivate their shotted
port one and perforin toe ux»ra. tasks aligned
Ilian, nut in very many insiances tided live
times as much ground tor themselves, and a
lag* Lumber oj Uitxn have faved from S2O to
SSU this season out of tbtir earnings them
selvc& Tters eat In ihe audience a poor col
ored woman irom Georgia, un i6Cip~d slave,
who bad laid by lull SSO in tb&t way to bring
North, but had been rubbed cl it on her way
Li* I** r.
On their own portions of ground the ne
grt.i% tailed the utile cora, cot on, rice, pots*
t-r.E and melons they themselves required, and
a quantity for sale besides. To do this they
Tvtis curly find watched late, and nut only was
thfir zeal in this work ot seU*emancipa t ioa
Xn-Di poverty & marvel, bat so cheerial and
contented were thiy withal, that there was
no dar ger whatever, should they universally
tueir freedom, that the North would be
mernm wi’h them, and the price of labor, bat
the contrary would held good. T&e planta
tions cl the teeming South would be cultiva
ted sod made to produce as they had never
done belufe by free labor, and the process
would be superintended by Noitherafa’-mtrs,
or others lintmcd with similar principles. The
cliu-nte there was by no means so uuheultuj
os it had been represented, and the resources
of nie were In pro use abundance. Dr. Freacu
hciC crew a pleating picture of the Improve
m< nL& iuiroducedinto the home-life of tae ne
gr» es—how, ai they tagau to feel tree and
cam un independent living, their cabins were
white-washed, swept cleau, kept in order, pic
tures uud maps, cul from illustrated newepa
pets, y-ere pasted upon the wall by toe wo
men as a decoration, the rivalry in neatness
thus produced, and the general derating asd
relinivg effect. On his representation, tue
eoitUiiinolog officers and the society had per
mltt-dhJm to introduce in*o some twenty-live
of the cabins, on iweuty-tive different pianta
lions —wi;at tad never been known before— x
window with panes, eight by twelve inches in
djnjtnsion.
To t hie luxury of light were sub sequently
acdsd labltstlree by lour feet, gujd srroeg
tin wash basins, aid soap, s:out bcd-ticts,
w> kh the negro women themselves unde up,
amt biialK, u tiuaii looking-glass for cadi
cabin. The effect of the father ot the family,
tilibijf at the head cf his ne* r tabic, while ms
feiblc-Vifc and children gathered around is
aid > r-.iioucciiig a benediction on the hum lie
fare, was very touching. Hitherto, they htd
boiled their hominy, dec. iu a common skillet,
ana cult n it out of ojsier shells when aad
wherever they could, some indoors and some
outside, in every variety of attitude. The lu
dicrous pranks ot both old and young darkies
cn lydt g themselves lor the iirst time in the
mirror were amuiingly described.
,fU533.6?J.16
of tte negroes was declared to be so deep, so
strong, and so trustful, that the Dr. declared
he never felt uplifted and exalted la contem
plating it- They all luily aad elccerely be
lieved that God was in tne new thing* they
beheld, 'and waa working irrcsisiabiy for
ihtm.
established were numerous, and successful
beyond all previous belief. They numbered
in all from b,OOO to 5,000 learners of all sexes
and ujict, irom. tiny childhood up to dtcreylt
age. The thirst, the appetite and apti:ude of
a 1 these pupils was surprising, and it was a
touching spectacle lo see mothers with babes
at ibtdr breast, old grey-headed men and ma
tron* sitting about seme on benches, some on
toe door, following the wand ol the teacher
as It pointed out lueleiters anti words of one
; i.d two syllabKs to be pronounced and spelt
aUud. One venerable patriarch of seventy
live, alter a few letsons, disiioguisbod hluiscif
in spelling, and when asked wny he took such
trouble in his old age, replied tint oil as he
was be wanted to team to read the blc.-sed
Bt ok (the Bible) when he “ went over .Tor
d;u.-. n At Ftnnmdina the Doctor opened a
.-chcol ou the very lirat day with 112 pap U,
and cu the second it was largely increased,
the javenlles alone numbering 107. He there
called in to hts assistance a soldier from the
noble 9th Maine regiment, and among hts
classes found two young women, one from
Jacksonville, Fla., and tt e other from Geor
gia, who could already read quite well, aad
itasc, too, he got to assist. He found that
these girls also possessed rich voices and rare
talent tor music, and with their aid, opened a
eirglug cla.s. One lovely afternoon, at the
close of The usual exercises, there .vas a pause
—ihe strangest, most impressive pause the
doctor ever Hit—and then, suddenly the clear,
routd, full voice of the Florida girl opened
with—
* John Btown’e body lies smouldering la the
ground,”
and by maeje, the whole singing-class,
sixty in number, chimed in, briugiug
cut the chorus with an effect that made him
weep. Where they had learned it he could
not conjecture, but it was given with wo ider
lul precision and vigor, and created a great
tciSdiion iu the town. The windows of the
large public building lu which they emg
being out, the “ sccesh Union” people ol the
place—the only kind of Union people down
there—swarmed about the premises in won
derful aniuz; ment. While toe class sang they
were joined by forty more scholars, and the
enrire 100 marched around and around, keep
leg time to the cadence. Yet, when the doc
tor spoke to a Massachusetts lady, who had
lived South several years, and h*d two pianos
in her house, to solicit her aid in giving the
colored songstress an opportunity to receive
instruction, she promptly declined, saying
that she deemed it “derogatory to the char
acter of her Bex.”
THE 2TEGRO BRIGADE
was spoken of in high terms. Without arms
and sparsely clad, the negroes, when or
ganized, were docile, obedient and easily dis
ciplined. Gen. Hunter kept them tbus for
lour months, and employed them to lade and
unlade ships, and do olher work to relieve
the «hilc soldiers, bat when be found that
the latter reviled and abused them, in every
conceivable way, his conscience would not let
him subject them to such treatment any
longer. Arms and equipments at length cw,
but ihc brigade was shortly afterward dis
banded.
THE TRO-SLAVERT UXTOK GENERALS,
as Dr. French called them, were from the
highest to the lowest, bitterly satirized bv
Inin, with the remark that he had learned
“fice speech down in Georgia.” Tne doctor’s
declaration that the government, in endeavor
ing to exclude universal freedom from the
contest, was fighting against Omnipotence;
that God has Us band upon the nation’s pulss,
and would digits grave if that pulse beat cot
true to libery; that this war was upon the
negro question, and not about Jtff. D tvis hod
tlicSuu.b; and that man must be blind wno
did not see in what was occurring there, the
doom of slavery, was received with tremend
ous applause.
The mgroea, he said, would fight valuutly,
gloriously, and to the death; they had every
xncmluc, and Gen. Hunter had said that with
two lull brigades composed of such miterial
os the first, he could have conquered all Flor
ida. [Renewed applause.]
Rcvertiug to the proposed abandonment of
the southern departmentand the 13,000 blacks
who had escaped to the fiagfrom bondage, tne
leciurer protested most solemnly against,
and told that upon the measure being dinted
to Commodore Dupont, the latter had, w.th
uplifted bands, exclaimed that if hi* conu’rv
could do sociml and monstrous a thin;, he
would feel like breaking bis sword, turning
his back upon the land, and going away to
Europe, there to end his days!
This, like many other forcible points of Dr.
FrcrcL’s discourse, was received with most
vebiznent demonstrations, bat upon one oc
casion, when he bore very severely and em
pirically upon Gen. McClellan, some very
distinct hisses mingled with the approbation.
It would be imporslble to narrate all the an
ecdotes, illustrations, and vivid pictures with
which this highly instructive two hours 1 lec
ture was replete. Wc only give an outline.
TEE HERO OF THE PLANTER
BSO
'was at the close introduced by the Doctor, and
proceeded to give a detailed narrative of h.s
ftu.ons ocapewith tbe steamer Planner, from
Charleston harbor. He was a fine looking ne
gro, ol tbir y, and spoke with ease and eeli
j>o&>rvslon. His wife and children were pres
ent, and were introduced tottie audience, in
company with Githirine Geulac, Joanna
Fi*mlor, Philip Dornay, and William and
Anne Summerson, all likely looking fugitive
slaves. The turpridog and grotesque adven
tures of the last two persons, (man and wife,)
who escaped by letting themselves be beaded
up in lice ca-ks and so conveyed in a waton
ci provisions through Charleston to the shore,
were amusingly rvla'ed. .
The Late Senator Thornton.
Tte Hon. John R. Thomson. United States
Senator Irom New Jersey, died on Friday
Light at his residence in’ Princeton, in lb
siitv-Mcohd year. Mr. Thomson was bom
in Philadelphia. September 25,1800, was bred
a merchant, and for several y**ara was eng\g- d
in comtmrcial pursuits in China. Presidin'
Monroe appointed him consul to Canton. He
c*mc home in 1525, and soon after married
Miss Anna Stockton, tirterothlslatecolleague
in the United States Senate, Richaid Stockton,
»hui he settled in Princeton. He becano a
director of the Camden and Amboy railroad
In 182). Retaining that posit! m till his death.
In 1842 be canvassed bis State for the consti
tutional convention which met two years sub
si qnei.tly. In ISI4 the Democracy nominated
lim for governor, but he was defeated by
CLas. C. s.mtton. the Whig candidate. In
tbe autumn of 1845 Mr. Thomson, who had
been a widower for several years, was married
a second lime to Miss Josephine A. Ward,
Aarcbter oi Gen. Aaron Ward of Xev York.
'Commodore Stockton having resigned bis
seat in the UnitedStatesSeuaie, Mr. Thomson,
in 1835, wts elected his aucces-or, and was
eubetquently re-elected, continuing in that
position up to the period of his decease. He
left Washington outing the late session, a
hopeless invalid, and gradually sank under his
uHUciiore..
HoiiOETJLTiiiSTS Bejbcted.— ln response to
Inquiries by Got.' Tates, tbs United States
surgeon general has declined to receive botnoe
palhic physicians as surgeons la the srmy.
The governor had previously appointed a
number of this school of examining surgeons
under the order for a draft.
Urt of rorlrfbutlons of Hospital
Morrtlo the Cblcago flaulUrf Com*
mlMioß T<»r the week eudiog Sep*
tember 13, 1863*'
The scholars of Mb. Fxsbzb’b school, Chicast>—
*r pillow cases filled with lint.
21 ba. Abbe M. Caefbeix, Chicago—l 3 thread
ant. neeole cases filled witn a uoe aaeortmiut of
thread, needles, pins', «t£ .
Jins E.F. Flood, Chicago—l box cjntaialng 6
prs. socks.
jsns. Bbnj. Holbrook, Chicago—B prs. draw
ers. «isj d« bandiice-.
■ Jits Jonn Wuitclt, Chicago—4 3h. biro, 3
pfcg-.fttTina, reading matter.
JUizx &■ Diverst, Chicago—3 hrls. stock ale.
Jins. Jam: Mix, Chicago—3 half gallon cans of
pesetas.
Ladles of Grace Church, Chicago—l box con
taining 4 pbg*. barley. Scans solidified mlUc, 2 lb*,
taplvca, 3 jar? frmi, Xjar currant jelly, 2 lbs. dried
p«3pht*sl* pkps farina. 4 can ß peaches. 1 pk"<
broma and to< ot, 1 Co? raspberry le cure,' 4 rolls
llm-B and cotton doth, S prs drawer*. 2 pra liaen
pam t>, 8 towels, IS cans tomatoes, 35 oM i-a dser*
chiefs. o2d>rs. com starch; i pr flippers. 2 j*rs
pickle’-, 2 jirs> blsfkberrle?, f> 1M oatmeal Rib ß ,
sago, 14 ►>iirtw T io fits, lined prune?, 1 picp. br.nva
wiLeorsoap. 1 <ak- caetile tO<p.l pkg.ground
nee. 1 pr. sucks, 1 pkg crackers, X pKg. dried
coOßcfcerrifeS-
V, m Opork, Chicago—l box containing 4 cans
pickled finis. 9 tana tomatoes.
Laud & Wiuidiu, Chicago—B large packing
bext-s.
»nr. L. G. TirFAßr, Chicago —8 bottle* jam-
G. H & L. Lai-UN. Cbic^o.—-lupuckiag O'sei
A D Tittswoetii & Co, Chicago—2o—2 large ;iacklug
boxes.
Soldiers’ Aid .Society, Kecdalville, Ini —8
lost*. Box 1 contains 6 cans cu-.rri-is, 2 cans
gooseberries, Scans currants, lem bluca'iemo-,
3<anp corrurt Jelly, 1 bottle catsup. 8 can«n*or
tUsterriee. Box 2 contains 37 IJ).*. dried frrt, 1
can viortlebexriee, 2 cans strawberries, 5 Ibs. drted
betf. 7 papers corn Btircn. 2 cans pick es Bor 3
contains iSeheetc. 47 pillow cwa 21 towels, 2
bardkembi* fs, 7 prs. drawers. 3 prs. Bocks. 45
eiiite,2l *>ea spreads. 1 bed sack. 8 pillowj. leave
castde toap, baudages, lint, liuen and cotton
Clothe.
Boujiniß.' An> Socnrrv, Mlhvanker-, Wiscontln
—2 Buses, marked for Dr. Burke. Post 110-pivi',
Cairo. HU Box No. 43 contains 27 new thirds, IS
pairs new drawers. 88 new towels, 2 oU snlrts, 2
pillcwe.lSpillow caste,s sheets,2drcsslagi;o*ms
3 quart cans jelly, 4pCgs cocoa, books and period
icals. Box No. 41 contains 5U crutches, parlodi
c^s.
THE PIETY
THE SCHOOLS
Ladies of St. Chailes, Kane Co , Illinois.—l
hoi containing 2n pairs drawers 1 . 3 wrapper?, 8
thtelA, 25 rhiriß. St pillow ca?c«, 1 pillow, 15 p tlrt
rorkt?,l pair pants, 5 pairs tlipper*,3 to well i. 4
hrndkerchit-t.-, bandages, 21 dressing gowns, 14 H)3
crltd applet*. B tt>- diicd chrrants, 2 cans jelly.
Ladies cf Warsaw, lUllols—l bos contalnln?
llnvandhtaidascfl. _
Scli.ieus’ Beloit, Wisconsin—3
holes. —'2 hoses containing 4 gallnma old wine, i)
bottles wine, 1 can cherries, l quart cherries, 5
quarts currantjelley, 3lbs com starch, tin taph>ei
it pall**ii jars pickier. 2 quarts currant Jelly, 1 gallon
tomatoes fjqoarte currant jam, 3 plots blackberry
jam, 2 quarts cur; out jelly, 5 gallons wine 2 quarts
jelly, 1 tan appl-i jelly, cases soap, l cheess, 8
quarts drieo currante. 3 gallons currant jam, 2
bonier entawba 3d bos—old currant wine.
Koumiss’ Aid Society. Kenosha, Wisconsin.
- 3bcies and t barrel—h »i! contains 30 theen,
S3 pillow cases. 47 old shirts. 12 new sbltf.ll
pairs drawers. 72 towels, 4 quilts, U bed saesa, 3
crcseii g gowns, 4 pairs socks, 8 collars, dSlos
Cried fruit, 41 los. bandages. 29 nap-ana, 4o lbs
bolter, ]a*ge lot of magazines and p-ipars. Cox 2
contains 13> pillows. jjox 3 contains I keg 10 gal
lants rhubarb wine, 6 bottles currant juice, 6
quarts Jelly, 1 quail cherries; 1 barrel contains 65
Cu2< nfrtfh t*njs.
coLDitß!*’ Aid Society. R'pon, Fond da Lie
count}. WJhconplu.—l box containing 7# lbs.
diivfi»ppl<B,spickagts dried fruit, a picx*K«*
erjr*',y roll* baud»gn», : jarfrutM lb Insh mo-fi.
>j ib lf-lrg’a?a, 1 bi-x of geUtms.lv tapi wu. Ist
of paper*, - books, iiiagazl'ies. % yardpt'ent liar,
1 |.uu drawn.-, 11 towels, II palrss >cke, 11 t-hirt*.
17 pi) ow licks, 0 htd e*ck- t i 3 eheect*, S3 pillow
cimb. i lire? MD*rgown, Splll'vw?. 1 mosquito net,
3 coU'lort;«b!t>, \ nox«* Hut. 2l cushions.
Soldiles’ Ain Society, Hampton, Illinois—l
bt’S coti'amicg 6 qililte. IJ pillows. 4 t*hlrta. H
wtapper*, 2 pair* socks, 4 pairs drasvers, 0 pillow
Soijutk’s Aid Society. Adrian, Michigan. ~1
Iks containing 6 plllowe, impair drawers, u band
kerchiefs. 12 pillow casts, b dressing gowns. II
sbute-18 towels, 25 packages dried mat, I pack
age dried apples. 2 cans fruit, 20 ins cherries and
currants. 1 can nifpberrics, 1 bottle h-iney, 2 cans
currant jelly. 1 pail dried cherries. 3 packages sage
1 box mustard, a box pepper, lib com starch, 5
pairs socks, 1 pair slippers, 3 coats, 3 pairs pants,
Uut, bandages, soft cloib, &c.
Ladies’ «t Wiketka, Cook County, Illinois
—1 Lox containing 7 ibs butter, 1 jar crab apple
preserve, 1 can mixed preserve, 1 can tomato pre-
p«xve. 1 can strawberry pre’Crve, 7 cans apple
jam,, 5 jars jelly, 1 bowl etrawberry jelly, I cat to
matove, 1 jar cried currants, 8 jars pickles. 3 but
tles wine,Blbs cornstarch, 1 package dried cur
rants. l package dried strawberries, 1 package
dittdhlackbcmes. ftooks, pamphlets, oapirs
Soldi-us* Aid Society, M .ouut Morris, Illinois.
—Box No. C> conlnLns 22 ebtHlr. 14 shirts, 32 pil
low cates, 5 pa-re drawers, 1 pair overalls. 13 tow
els, 1 pillow, dried fruit, 33 magazines, bandages,
linen and cotton cloths.
Soldier's? aid Society, Warren, Illinol?.—21
hexes Box 1 coulaiut 41 ehccts, 54 shirts, td pre
drawers, 7S pillow cases, 58 towels. !i pillows. I
UiiLiitl shirt, 3 quilts. 1U bed tacks. 50 yards baud
ages, <i- pre socks, l liueu coat, I blanket. Box 3
coutalna if-tlbs driedicnrrauts.Jftlb dried gooseb tr.
ries, 1 S>dned tematoee,.3lbe dried peaches, 1 lb.
dried plums. 1 lb dried wortieberries, 7 bottles
wine, I bottle honey, 5 cans strawberries, 3 cans
tomatoes, 4 cans ca raut jelly, 2 cans peaches. 3
cans ennauts, I cau black currant jam, 1 can.fmlt.
3 ivinw gooseberries, l battle old rye, twelve years
old. .
SfLDims* IReliep Circle, Barrington Center,
Illinois—l box-containlfg 9 pillow*. 4 puis, I
dxetribg govvn, J3 handkerchlels,lU slieeig.3l tow
tis, 18 rimt=. S udrii-.-kß.Bpra drawers,!» pillow
cases, 2 phgs dried f.uit, bandages, pkg of books,
pme. rcedlts. Ac.
Foldieus’ Aid Society, Marseilles, Illinois—2
boxes, box 1 contains S cans tomatoes, I can and
3 bottles currants, 2 cane gooseberries, 2 bottles
plums, 4 bottles tomatoes, 1 can crab apple jelly, 1
m-lile cateup. 2cnns mustard, dried fruit, apples,
peaches, currants, grapes. 3 papers com starch
nutter. 2 B>* tea. Box 3 contains 5 lint, 7
lolls cloib, bandages, 0 worn shirts, 1 sheet, 3 ptl.
low eager 1 towel.
Boldiei»* Aid Society, Waukegan, llllaol*.—2
boxes—l box contains 5 bottles currant juice, 1
bottle currant wluc. 2q's currant juice, 1 Mttle
currant wine wlih cherry bark, 2 bottles currant
cordial, 1 can vvnite currants, 1 cm curraut jam. 1
can raspberry jam, 1 can Macs cu-rants, 3 caus red
ennanss, 1 can currant juice, 1 cm strawberries.
U x 3cc<nialnß 70 Ibscuirams, 3 lbs strawberries,
1 lb raspberries, 2 tbs cherries, 1 jdteher crabapple
jt-r.y. 8 lbs currants, 2q'a currant juice.
C. n.llowEU., Centerville, lowa.—l package of
lint.
Soldiers 1 Aid Society, Bloc Island, Illinois.—2
taxes containing 4 bowls currants, 4 bottles rhu
barb wine. ti tumblers currant jelly, 7 pkgs dried
currants, S pkss dried apples, 1 jar pickled plums,
2 jars cuiraai jelly, lean strawberries, I caa cur
rums, l bottle gooseberries. 1 bottle entrants.
Soldiers 1 aid Society, Farmington, Illinois.—
2bi-xts—b-'x t contains 75 lbs dried apples, 1 cm
tomatoes, a cans cherries, 1 can gooseberries, 1 gal
Jug blackberries,'-1 gal Jug chenies, I psg cherries
dried Ineear.u = ar. 1 pkg cur.anls dried in sugar. Bos
2 contains ouions
Soldiers 1 Aid SociETT,Ridgewiy,lUich — t box
ci-LlaiLiug 1 quilt, 1 half worn c -at, Al p ilrs draw
ers, 21 eh* tta, 25 baif worn thins, 5 new shirts, VS
pulow cases. 22 rolls linen and cotton cloths, S
ppiows, 112 rolls bandages, 8 towels, 1 can cher
ries, 2 bottles current wine, 3 sacks dried currants,
li sucks dried cber.ks. 3 n< ends corn starch, 2
bushels dried apples, (5 bottles el icrry wine, 1 box
lint, 10 pints ca tent jelly, 3 pieces dried beef, 8
toitlea entrant jelly, i jug currant jelly.
Ladies 1 op Caxton, 111.—3 boxes—box 1 con
tains 2 % gallon cans strawberries. 1 # g-ll.m can
entrants. 2 H gallon cans blackberries. 2 H gallon
cunaratphimee, 0 J£ gallon cans pickled pears,
g % gallon cans plums, 7J£ gallon cans cheerio; l ,
1 gallon can gooseberries, 3}£ gallon cans to
matoes 4 K gallon cans tomatoes. 1 gallon jar
goofeberxits. 1 package lint, bandages. Box 2
cot tains 1 bottle cherry wine, 1 boitle currant
wme, 1 bottle cherry bounce, 1 glass jar currants,
0 jars entrants,! jar raspberries, 1 jar strawber
ries, 8 jars and bowls c.f currant jelly. 1 jar apple
jillv. 1 gallon jar cherries. Box 3 contains 9 bigs
dried cherries, 2 nace dried entrants, 1 bag dried
gooseberries, 4 baas dried apples.
Soldier's Aid society. Clarion, Bureau county.
111.—One box. containing 21 sheets. 35 shirts, 37
pillow cases, IS pillows, 22 pads, 3 towels, UJ pairs
diawtra, 2 quilts. 7 rolls linen and cotton clothe,
s5 rolls bandages, 3 handkerchiefs, magazines,
papers.
soldier's Aid- Society. Rock Island, 111.. 2
boxes —Box 1 contains 4 cans blackberries, 3 cans
tuawberries, 7cans peaches,? cans apple batter,
3 cans tomatoes. 1 can plums, 3 cans crab apple. 1
can fruit, Sunday School papers, magazines, I
tracts: box 2 contains »jars currant jelly. 3 jars
plum j*-lly, 4 jars crab apple jelly. Sjara blackoir- 1
r j jelly. 2 bottle* l blackberry wine, I bottle currant
wluc, 1 bottle grape preserve. 1 bottle rasp ’crry,
1 cantomaioes,! bottle atrawberriea, 1 jar goose
berries, 2 bottle* currants, I paper tea, 2 papers
«innaruo j, 8 bottles cherries, 2 cans nlu n mama
hide, 1 bag and 3 packages dried apples. 7pidage*
dried curmma. 1 package dried gooseberries, 1
package lint, magazines. tracts. &c
Soldier 1 ® Aid bos
of hospital stores marked for sire. E. O. Psrter,
Memphis, Tenn .cardDr- Andrews, surgeon.
Soldiers 1 Aid Society, Elgin, lU—2 boxes.
Bex 1 contains 5 plitows, 3 sheets, 12 shirts. 2
low els, J2 pair draw ere, 3 pillow cases,2 pair sorts,
J woolen blanket. 21& lbs. dried apples, lbs.
plums, 38 Iba. currants, 5 lbs. cherries, linen and
coiu-n cloths, papers. Box 3contains Snotties
peach brandy, 3 quarts jelly, 1 can Jelly, 13 cans
tomatoes. • „ .
Soldiers 1 Aid Society, Toulon, 111 —1 bos con
taining 20 pair drawers, 5 shirts, 11 sheets. 13 pil
low cards, 15 towels, 1 toll old towels.! roll cot
ton cloths, 7 pillows, 5 park axes dried traVs. 21
roll* bandages, magazines, 3 qulits, 2 pieces of
quilts.
Soldiers' Ajd Society, School District >o. 2
Adrian.Mlch—Box No. 56 containing*! sheets, 3-J
roll*- baudagrs, 25 towels, 1 pair drawers, Ipalr
gloves, 6 pillow cases, 12 handkerchiefs. 1 box Imt,
15 lbs. dried cherries, i 3 lbs cracacrs, 14 lb».
cbtcrf, 8)$ lbs. dried apples. tJi lbs bop*. Bqua-t3
billed cider, 6 quarts canned cherries. 2 quarts
currant jelly. 1 pair socks, hnea and cot.on
dotbs. X ft- **£ c. 2 sheets, reading matter.
Dr Bkemvehax, Dans, 111 1 package of lint.
* Articles xo*t heeded— Shirts, drawers, sheets.
pillows, pillow cases, socks, towels, hraidkerchlerf,
silpjx-rs. dressing sjowni*, comfortables, blankets,
dried and canned fruits, pickles, onions, po*
tatooe. Jfec. Alto, leading matter. Mane boxes
and packages “Prom , Chicago Sanitary
Commission, No. 14 River street, Chicago. I1L”
VTOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN
iJ\ that we have this day sold out our entire stock
ol Clothing. Furnishing «»ood c . Fixture*. • tc. with
insurances, nt our store.No 251 Soata Clark ‘feet, u
IV vinos' and recommend him to nr customer*.
D.iU.CdfISX.
Chicago. Sept. 16, JSS2.
Havlcc this day boucbt tbe a* ore of G">ols.
dolicrcny authorize SIMON etES'UKLSON. to act a«
tor Gfi'Crai Acent in In vine «n» •HHns and nnnarac
turtt c ClothiEE. at my store ar253 South CUrk «vre:.
b v W. VUV»N.
Beliu3i!-St
Chicago. Sept. 16.1563.
nFKICE DEPOT COHMTS
"_/ s&BT, Cjlibo.liu.Septemberoth.lSsl.
Sealtd Proposals will retired at tils office (from
lojal*ttUens to the United States G<w.-rnmen oaly)
nttiMS o’rloc* M ,ooTn vday. toev-M d-iynt Scpt'm
lnr.h-fy.forfappljlns troop*eretioacd at Cairo and
fcouad City, III* and Bird's Point, Mo„
'Vlt> Bread and Fresh Beef far six (6)
mczit>s t commencing ii.a Is r . dayofOat.,
1661, and ending Ha: ch 81st, 1883.
Tlic Breed to be made from winter wheat, of beat.
otskUiv, «nd to b* of a pood and whole om quillty.
Thc>reAli Beef to b*. of n good wholesome quality,
netks and shanks eiclndtd. . .
Blcdt-rv must be present at the opening of the bids,
to dun contracts, and two responsible securities mast
be n«n»ed in propwaia.. . ' .
Bid* most be endowed, Proposals for Fresh Bread
and “Proposals frrPrvah Beef"
The mht u r^rT.^ c^5 V o OT.U or u,. bM,.
selS-uSB-td Captain and C. S.
Vr6fl.CE TO CONTRACTORS.
Xw Chicago Bnrilrgtonasd'Qulßcy Railroad Coa-r
rsnr, Chicago! Illinois. September 15, <863. •
4 SeaYedproposalAwiUborecelredbytheuidertlened,.
at th* office of thv Company. In the Citv of Chicago,
until th*> first day of October, at 5 P. M„ fcr the Ontd
ire of the Chicago Branch of eald Company s Brad
ttvtt. Aurora to the City of Ctueago.a distance ofS5
mlln. Wans, profile* sno spfctfleaooos ol the w*»rs
SSbc SSm\S*d at the office la Chic ieo after the COth
Ii >L.wbcre *lr> a* tI formation di sired In reiereace to
t. reject «, pMyv
y talbC “ em J‘vSss‘ oSt™‘:£*“
milcW-M ■ Prealdeat and Chief Engineer.
iviU'll'-'E TU STOCKHOLDERS
IN ofltie Tonic «n« P> icrebuiT Railroad Connanr.
A mrctirc of Stocknoldera of the Tone* and
burc Balhoad Cwmi*»ur, will be held in J*cc*o--.viUe
tenwail. d«r nr °,^v l^.m r .*'L”rS?Si , i£
of conrlder'sg and approving at .rejecting o£
CorsoTA«tloa betwawn t«» •J id o^f?si2A a
JaekTonv*re, AH*u A Bk. tonls Railroad company,
.mod. if M<d Articles ihJi be spnroTol. fl»t
tioa for ©heelers ol the Consoll win
be bold at Jacksonville on th* fifte-ato
b«r Ififfi WM.O.GRhttNB. 11-nt.
jin. Bshdan. Secret try. sei3-u3sj-wew-4w
IHiswilancmis.
OALIFORNIA WINES.
PURE NATIVE
CALIFORNIA WINES,
Frem the OOLDEK BTATB.
These Wines are warranted pore and superior to
the imported Wines, and of a much liner flavor than
the wines of Western States. *.
For MEDICINAL or SACRAMENTAL purposes
we warrant them unequalled. Choice Dtanca consist*
ing ol
ANGELICA* (Angel* Drink)
jnUSCATELLy
BOCK* (or Dinner Wine)
FOKTi
BIUSOY,
For tale by tlie case or In balk,
ARMSTRONG. McCORMICE * CO,
~ & * cntil tor cM ”^!: d ii;T «.
5 000 LBS- un washed
? FIEECB
WOOL FOR SALE
21y -w’. M. Ross <sc Co,.
167 & 169 Lake Street.
[s«u6-oliMw]
Chicago keligious book-
SCOUE.
The largest apfortut<*nt of Eelfgioni Boota la fie
KortbweAt,
SUEDAT SCHOOL BOOKS, &0.,
In great variety.
Gtod Books and Tracts
For the Soldiers,
litcos'torr cf American Tract Society.
All orders HLed promptly.
bcl6-UJ;92w WIL G. 80LME3.170 Jlarkstreet.
jgJ.EX.OCK & CO, dealers in
Newspapers, Periodicals, &o,
CAIRO. ILLINOIS,
Bare Agencies a-. CAIEO. IB; PADUCAH and
COLUMBUS. Ky, MEMPHIS and JACKSON,
Tenretsee; HELENA, Araaataaj and 00B
XNT5, MißEis.icpj.
Brtclal AgCEt- for the CHICAGO TRIBUNE St all
of tli e oDoie plateA antC-lm
FEEKCE ARTIFICIAL EYES,
FBENOH AETEETOIiL EYES,
•EEESOH AETIFIGIAL EYES,
A Very Luse Assorimeat
AT GALE BROTfISRS, DrnggUrti,
sag Kaadolph ttreet Chicago.
CARD TO Til a LADIES.
OS. DCfONCO’S
Gnlden Pills for Penalos.
Infallible in Comctitig, and 2a
m-vmg a 1 Obiunctioos, fr>jin what
ever Cause, and ndway*
fal as a Preventive
if all Diseases Peculiar to Females.
The combination of Ingredients In Dr. Daoooco*
Golocu Fibs lor Females are psrfcct'y harmle-tt. Tney
have been used lr» the prlva»e practice of oia Dr. Da
oo: co for over tlilrty year*. and Utoi«aada of m-liai
cant-stiiv to their great and never-fitUuj success, m
u o-t every case m correcting Irregularities, relteviag
nuwtrnfttion, parilculariy at tin change ol mc.
Frcin live ta tcii nlils will cure that coxmr. vet
cre-iLu’complaint the Whites. Nearly every fomile
m the :and suffers from this connialnt.
The above Fill has permanently cured thousunis.
mid they wall enre jon If you nse them, Th *.y wmot
'.arm you; on the contrary, they removi allohstrac
cons restore nature toils oronerchis.nel, and nivigo
rate the whole PirticnUr directious as t)
whenth*vrlnuldnot betaken accompinyeseh Oor.
•after width admonition" the proprietorassume* no
responsibility, although their mildness will prevent an
injuu tonealtlu The imredicnts coinposlg* theaoov-i
enu arc made to every ngeot,and they will
tell vou they uie Bute, aud will perform all claimed tor
liern.
Price—-SI per Box
gold In Chicago. Wholesale and Retail, by
LORD A SMITH, £3 Lake street.
11. SCOYIL.TCEando'.ph street,
GALE BROTHERS, 202 Randolph street, and
W.D. HARRIS, 87 South Water Btrett,
LAT'IFS! Rv sending Eiuiun o? * the above agents"
$i to througii the Chicago "F>it Ofllcc. cm hav?thc
Fills m.*' t tv any part of the city or country, (coafldea
tialy) by nail.
N.B—'Bevaio otabavi counterfeit of the«e Pdl
You can buy tli* c'-nnterf-ilt a-ilcie at »uy price fro:
3a to 75 CtLts a box (dear at that)
LADIF-S—Tour live? and health arc of too much
v.-luc to be trifled wUh.bc-Ides being Inpo;eil-ut»oo
«till H worthies-* a»tlclu. Therhf.-rc. any oue oifcrl-tg
you iLctwJ FilU for Jess than one dot:ar a i» »x, avoid
their sa von would poison. Th*y a*** b-*gu*, N« ijb
n -e poonlne Hie name of S O. H')W£ Is on cv-*
r\ Vox, which has recent-y been added on ‘ aceou-t of
the pil- being counterfeited.”
-
HOT AIR FURNACE.
For Beatli/g BwclliogM. Public Hails,
Stores, tliarcocs, dec.
Wewonld a-’vlcc all in want of th* best Heating
Furnace to cull at
195 UKB SXRRET,
Ard ezamtae toe alxove, which we vnrrwnt.for dura
•'lUty aud economy, fuptriurt > ar.y latlic -?st Maun
lectured atd eold at 195 Lake srieeh tnrecdoofßW'-at
of Wflls street, by A CO.
ac3c-c3 3m
rVB. .TAHES, formerly of .Tames’
I 3 hob Ital Customhouse street. New Orleans, La.
ErttbUNlicd in 1850,
Hpb arrived In Chicago, and permanently located at
sr. liandelnh e-ln-et, between Statt and Dearborn
streets, Chicago, lU.
SPBCIAIjIBT.
CrresOld Clronlc and Recent Diseases. Has the
testimonials of the Med cal *acnit> t Medical Journals,
and’he almost entire of Hu South. Consul u-
Uonalr violate. Office open from 9A. M, till BP. iL
EcS-nilS-iro
GREAT EASTERS.
Thla magnificent ship has proved hexstlf the ftfhsV
safest and most cmtufut Übk Ocean Steamer In rt»
world,
sea Sickness on lo*rd Tjeine unknown,
And 1b strongly recommended to intending passengers
The Great Eastern will leave
rrw TURK - LIVERPOOL
ro K LIVERPOOL iron few tore
Toteday.s'pt Ith, Callingnt Qneenstown
Satnrday. Oct,2fith. \\ Oct lst,
Thursday, Dec. 11th, Tuesday. Not. 18th.
FARES
First Cabin |UOto
6f cond Cabin ......,«jw.
Beturn TiJteta issued at a rard*aad«i*liaij.
Intermediate I |^*
Intteb c f anartmcr.ta for fanilVlea may be* enlaced
VSKSSontT part** «^ n *ggg
desired. Plana »f the Cabin* w? a rra“ t? A°St
secured ante office ol OhVlce
HowWJfD & Asputvtall, K. T. JylJ-s7*l-3m
TIMBER, SHINGLE and L VTII
FOR SALE CHEAP.
Wishing to close out mj stock of
Saginaw and Green Bay Lumber.
I vfll SELL at ID? DTTCSD PKICES. -
Call and examine my Lumber, crsjnd along your
orders, 1
Yard, corner ofPolt and Heacli St».
S. G. D. natVAUD.
T)OX FACTORY.—The aahson-
J hr Jiitvinc leased a part oi tlie new mm of
WASHBURN 4 CO„
Ccmor ot Beach asd Mather streets,
Is prepared toftlll all ordt w for
BOXES OF K!WP.
Also, DREESED FLOORING, SIDING, Ao.*
Hr.vlnehadft large experience In the business, he
hopes to receive a -hare of
dets through Post OQlceDTx J SO will
tended to. [«sll-tiS3Mw] : H. H.MUMVJE.
FKEKCH COPYING INK.
.r^rwhlcKu'S
now for talc a^ cNsoß!g 140 ltite etTMt.
PIANOS. —A variety of seven
Octaves. full Iron frame piano Forte*, from FCC
t« (73 cacti, will he sold cheap
payments 010 Pianos R..p:
audlcnlne prompts attended to. fct■ -•L»i nl*JwS
and etosewood cneen for sale at U6 ? oulh f)e-i.l>oro
street, on the second floor. "•
fcuSO-nll) Im
\\TOOLI' WOOLI WOOL I
5,000 IBS. wool.
For sale at Eelvidvre, 111., M 60 r
For ptrtienlare Inquire n‘J’ o -{,7' o: ° *'S',!~s ?V° !
Leonard ft JennUcm com. Morcbva stumvs-iw
jQIVERPOOL SALT FOB SALE.
3,000 Sacks to Arrive.
H, ScLEIC JAS * C«.. as Eamalle St.
[«I2 U33CIW]
A ICOHOL, ALCOHOL.
PFOKIA ALCOHOL, in lota ol from 5 to 103 bbls»lor
“ I ' W GEO. 18. HICCIWSOIC,
No. S Steel's Block.
Over Ko. ITS South Water-et
lya-uc-to
■DLACK LEAD CP.UCISLES.
DIXON ft CO’S CBUCIBLES
For sale by the <»*** or number, at 13 South Weill
R S.3iS| 0 ' tT I JKSSUP.KESSEDT4CO.
YANKEE NOTIONS AND TOYS,
Selling cheap to the trade at
Peugeot's Great Variety Store ,
XOS liaise Street.
iT* H * NSW UOHI
• coiTßTrrtmoN,
Now lying at the head of Washington ■tn£la. tk*
Basin.maybe chartered by
taycr evening. AddremF.O.Bqxrft*. myg-roO-Od
FRENCH COPYING INK,
a new Furply of this much catrtd for an d beactful
•«a?VhIS Will miS,XUKEE IMPBSSSIOSS. U
.0. lor ala K 140 Lake atzwU
VTO HUMBUG J —PrddUra and
JA Traveling Agents are positively making from.
*IO to £s® per Day
In selling our Caskets. Call and see them sndbeeow
vtneed. Scle Agents.
fingtot’s 6 real Vailttj fitoit, 108 Ut» St
Commission JHercSarrf*^
WILLIAM LITTLE * CO,
' COOSSIBSIOH 3IEBCHASTS,
FLOUB, GBAI PT: BBS D 3. FORK. LARD. BOTTK&
. BSWIt COBK, HID*. *a.
Warehouse, Ko.asi Booth Water street.
TOim little. ]y*6-ni26-3ail cao. a. bacxm.
UNDERWOOD A CO M
6EHEBAL COmBSIOH KEBCHAHTB.
OFFICE and WAREHOUSE—IST South Watcr-«L, op
posite -Board ol Trade" 801 l ding. Je2-ly
r. X. TJXDXBWOOD. fl. L. USMBWOOD.
BEN W. UNDERWOOD.
QHADBOURNE * WEXHKRBE
General Commission Blerebmuts, .
ParfeeV Building, corner Wells and South Water sts,
(No H up-stairs.! Cnicsßo.
a, 0. cuADuofnxE. [seS-nSS-Cm 1 o. y. mcfSEiiPE.
MORSE & C J.,
lEOUXTCE COKHISSIQS HESCHAHT3,
No. 156 South Water street, (Aiken’s Building.)
Chicago. Illlvoi*.
ry Business confined strictly to C immlulna-gl
_ (atriT tng-iy]
]yj s. yarwood,
comussioii m^rohint,
No. 3 Pomeroy's BuKdlotr. comer Clark and Sooth
Water ftietts. Chicago. P. O. Box GIL
Business confined strirtly to Commission An2St9i23m
J S. WILLS & BROS.,
*coaonssio!» ncRCHiNTS,
Chicago. Illinois.
Office, KoomKo. 4 Pomeroy's BulldlnT. South 'Water
street. near corner of Clark street.
Betscxxcm Woodruff* 'Jo ..New York; Devries,
Stephens & Co. Balttu.ore; Crow, McOreety «& Co.,
St. Louis: D. A. i Co., do.; Hon. John G.
Graham, Canton, III.; Son. W. C. Goudy. Chicago, £11.;
Wm. Whwler. do.; G. C. Cook «k Co., do.
joh.v s. wills. jajl*s q. wills. w. il wills.
au2o-t?3Mm
rjT'M TUKLAT & Co.,
PRODLCE AND GENERAL CO.fIPHS
SION MtKCUAM’S,
HT9.... ... .south vtaterstkbet.
We elvp personal and prompt attention to the gale oj
Grain. Flour, Pork. Lard. Batter, seeds. Broom Corn,
&c., and make liberal cash advances on consignments.
delO'Bl-ly
F
AKWELL * CO.,
commission mKacnANxg,
139 Sortii Water street, Chicago. HI. Liberal advance*
made on property In store. K.tpbbbvce’*.—^Cooley,
Fanrell & Co, G. C. Cook 4: Co, Gray. Phelps & Co.
CQA.S. s. paewell. £myHl-r537-iyJ ameoy pabu~ell.
jgATES, STONE & CO.,
Produce Commission Merchants,
For the purchase and sale of
Flora. GEAR, BEF.Fj POES, FISH, IMS,
lard, Butter, Cheese, Se&d',
DRIED FRUIT, &c., &o.
317 SOUTH WATER ST , CHICAGO*
[aus tiSMinj
JONES, CULBERTSON & CO,
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
Office No. 1" "Wells street, over Sturgcs* Biuk, Chicago,
Illinois. atui-C34-3ni
PATRICK &■ CO- General Com
mission Merchants. No. 2« Sonth 'Water street,
Chlcaco, llifols. Advances made r.n Grulr, fc’U-ur,
h-o vU r-». etc. for s&lo and by our friends mN ev
York, Boston, Philadelphia aodLlverp-'ol. We refer
to Merehuct*’ Rtvlnts Loan and Trust Company. Chi
cago; E. K an htrd Agent Bank of Montreal, Chlra
e«»; J. 11. Dunham, Eaq- Chicago; H. A. Tucker, Eaq.
Chicago.
j. y. uatbice. [Jr>3-tl3-hn] o. t. iNautx
JOSEPH H, TUCKER & CO.,
GEBEEIX. COKMISSIOH HEEOHAHTS,
No. * .Board of Trade BullfiiPg. Sout i VTater street.
Chlc-jfo, Hi, ourbusluees btsictut and uxclusxvelt
commUsloi,
jas n. TrrKEB.
GEO. A. GIBBS.
Jyis fim
HP. STANLEY, Commission
• Merchant, and dealer In Fruit and Froduce,
No. 60 State street. Chicago.
K.B.—ln the fruit trade we Javlte correapondenca
previous to shipment. There is great choice la the
style of packages, and In the routes and time of ship
meat Ac.
WHXIAiIS & HOUGHTELINQ,
f ? COMMISSION MERCHANTS, No. 201$ South
Water street, second door wn*t of wells street oridge.
give their exclusive attention to the sale and perchiir
>f mi kinds of Frodnce. Stock, *(L,> j Commisrica
C*«h advsncM made on bUla of la<Unr .art pronortyiu
itcre. Refer to George Stn'th ds Mar-re Bank.an#
Seonir Stp.ci & CO.
3. D. WILLIAMP. fjal 6P-lyl If. D. gQTrtaTXLiy.
jTViSU ADVANCES m&de on
\J all kinds of
FBOI BCE AND BEOOM CO2F,
for sale In this market or consigned to our correspond
•nco In New York, lUoton and Philadelphia. RAP
FLKYE 4: SIIEI.DoN. Commission MerchauK 24S
South Water street, Chicago. apl-nOTMy
pHAHLEs Randolph,
OZRE&&L COKMISSIOH KEKCFAUT,
n© 3 L-conus' Bnllainp. come? Clark oad South Watai
itree’J 1 advance* marie on conrigomentv. foifMy
k BIEL AKIN & CO.,
,c\ raODUUE Co IS MISSION Mehghaxtb, No. 15b
3,-iuih Water street. Casa ad voices made on Flour
and Grain to bt Mid here or by
Wat* a. Brown d: Co.,
New Tort.
fJBTTL (aplfi J. H- UCHLBOT.
QLASSFORD, JONES * CO.,
Forwarding and Shipping Agents.
Special attention given to 'torwar ’lag Grain, *c
aour Klaeaton to Montreal and Quebec. Carrying ca
pacity oi our eraft equal to 375,u00 bushels Grain per
trio.
K Canal Wharf, Anglin’? Whart,
MontreaL Eingston,
NEELY A CO.,
OENEEAL COMMISSION KEECHAHTS,
Ko.7Board ol Trade Bonding.
C.T. WBZSX.SS.
aplfi-pitTly
Vt URBY NELSON A CO.,
L? I No. 211 Sooth Water street,
Give their exclusive attention to the purchase, sale.
Odpioeai and making cash advaiceaon Grain, Flout
Froflslonv and Produce or all kinds,
FOK A COilf MISSION.
KU2BT NELSON. E. 3. STSVSITB.
J>KDFORD. MEREDITH & CO*
EXCLUSIVE CGEMISSICm KERCHASTfe,
Tor the purchase and sale of Fork. Stock. Floor, Greir,
md Produce generally, Fo. 238 and 2JS South Watos
street. Chicago, lIL «aI7-ly
PEODCCE COMMISSION MEECHANT3.
GKe CTPtc'.iG attention to the purebuennn wiecc
Floar.Graln and all mnesof produce on commission.
Office 121 Lake street, corner of Clark. .
OLTVEBH.LKB. [mhlS-nSTAfiinj C2A.SLEB 11. aNTEa.
OAILDI & SEYMOUR, PRO
O DUCK AND GENERAL COMMISSION MEL
CHANTS. Office, It® Sonth Water street, Pomeroyr
Building. Post Office Drawer 8137, Chicago. KiP*»-
xxcxs—Stnrzee. Buckingham * Wm. Martin. Gen,
freight Agent C., D. A Q. ft. B. •ulfl-wciL.’j
QAWYER, WALLACE & CO,,
connissioN nsKcriANXSt
47 Broad street. Sew Tort.
Advances made on Cot.«’cnnienta to tbs a dot® firm
?y Wit. AITCHISUN, Jr, Agent, 152 South Water
street, Chicago. mh« a336-ly
OALL, BURBANK * CO,
PSODUCE COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
«0.l Dole’s Building, cor. south Water ana Clark eta
Font Office Drawer W 7. Chicago.
• K. BALL Ip. W. BOJUSaNK JF. BALL 1680. T. OOLT.
feTA alfT-Gm
A/r 3. NICHOLS A CO. save
JjX« opened, at L*3 South Water street. Chicago, s
General Commission Wouw. for the purchase and sale
A f Grain. Flour, MBd&i, and solicit consist;-
taenV* aod order*. Tl Rattle* accessible to Milwaukee
an well as Chicago. In connection with their JldWHuiet
House. Klchols, Britt * Co, think they can give rock
Tupertor advantages. [apum-iy
*. a. hi chols o. z. sun. a. a. htovcib.
M. FUNKHOUSEB * CO.,
COIOSIIfSSfON HTBBCHASTM,
716s South Water Street.
isa2Sk6So-ly
UPUIKE & CO M
J GOMJfIISSIOK flEaCHi;ilS.
No. 14 Lasaile street, Chicago.
JTAKAKD, GILBERT & CO- Ho. 5 City Building*.
bl Douis, myiTSi-Ty
a j. silbbbt. s. w. BPPIZX. b. o. stankss.
OJRIFFEN brothers,
CO.TITIISSION rTTEKCHANXS,
Ye s Touieroj*i comer South Water and ClatS
hreets. Chicago. AdTances made on coL&iguraentt.
y, f. eßirFnr, [mh2B*6My] a. sbitfix.
OICE VAT & CO,
COMMISSION DIEROHINIS,
do. 12Laaallestreet, Chicagu.ni. P.0.80x 15W.
stve their exclusive auentla* to the purchaae and
tale of Flour. Grain and other Produce, on CommlgScg.
yrmt TXT, fauSTBl-lyt XAB. S> WOODWTOtTS.
Stores.
INSTRUMENTS.
JOTIPS BAUEE-,
gistnrioYDxi* ov
DECTS AND BRASS
INSTRUMENTS
99 Sontt CUric Street,
SiSUCtBIIt IBS Tm | iweee Ot MUBtt UStTBSMSU
\nd Strlcrs. Having coanecttoa with manuiactornr
-.onset In Berlin, Lespslc, Dresden. and Fart*
i prepared to furnish ,'estov StiO fid individual’
vftk every article is tteir Use
St the lowest N. Tone Prices.
Pott Office Box MW. OtlSdlU
Ibotcls.
o IDBLE house,
DBTBOIT, .
On Jefferson avenue, banxgs front of 109 feet. Its
location is delightful,’ and accommodatt ns unsure
oawed. Ifhas-oeen enlarged ind refurnished in a
superior manner. The table will be bountifully
pbed. and the best attentlonciven. _ _
an2b-t125-zm J. A A B. TABES. Proprietors.
A MERICAN HOUSE, BOSTON,
O. la the ingest and - -
Best ftmngdft Hotel
mtfceßew Esgiacd States: tooemuy locate*, and
jut of access trom all routes of travel. IteontalniaS
5“ modern tmprovfmests, f&d every convenience for
hn oomiort end accommodation of the trareuag pn>
le. The sieeptna rooms srelirge and well veirtlraied;
■»!» nitea of toads are veil erringed. and eompletels
•ornlsbed for tamUJaa nd large traveling psrtlee. sas
me House win eoßStneo to beikept m a flnrt e’aas hoftl
XftWis Bm fßuntop
AT - AULTS AND OUT HOUSES
* Cleaned very cheap by JOHN MASON. 51 Nprtt-
Olarkstreet. Ton Office Box OM.
Stmtofional.
r THE TENTH-ANNUAL SES
JL SION of Racine College, Badae, will ones
«ATVBD&Tt Sept SO&. IS«2.
Terms #2O per annum, payable •erol-annaally in •£■
ranee, with an Entrance Fee of fas. There are a fow
vacancies. For admission apply to Ber. JAMSB DE
KOVEN, Hector Racine College. Badae, Wl*. .
eelfl-usaww
MAPLEWOOD Young Ladies’
JL*J. Institute. Pittsfield Mass., comments its {3d
Fem'-onnnal session. Oct 2. 1603, with an attendance
undlmlnished by the war. It adds to its ostial facili
ties for Instruction in the solid and omvuental
branches. ‘ peculiar advantates tor physical health
anecn’tnrc. ForcircclarsadJressßev.C.t.SPEAß
the Principal. ficpt*uW-lm*xwir
A CADEMY OF I INT> UtfIVER
£\. STTY, AT LAKE FOREST. ILLINOIS.—The
fourth year of this Institution, under the direction of
M.C.Botler.A.M.prloclpal. andßev.Wm. C. Dick*
infoD. of Laagotgea. will commence on
W*dnwsday, Sept 17th. Circulars, giving full part’ct>
lars. will beat nt on apollcatlon to otther of the Pro
fessors, <it Lake Forest to Rev. Z. M Ilainphery. Uev.
H. V>. Patterson D. D.. Ilcv. Agtcar Swaiey. 11. M.
rhomrson. Es<].,ll.E. Seelye.E«q.or to Peter Paje;
Esq .S*cr. t»*y rfthe Bna*d ofTrostees. Cbleazo, ’
Lake Forest. August 13. ISCL auaKfr,«6-lm
QELECT CLASSIC 4L SCHOOL.
lO —Mr. S. G. SANGER, a graduate cf Harvard Ucl
versltv.wfco baa had a larse experience asa tevcher.
will opm a »elert School for Boys. In Chicago. Sep
temlHr 15tl>. A thorough coars* ot ana Clas-l*
•ai »md/will b<* p’lrineil. The test Eas*em ami city
n-fi*T ccce? furnished. For circular! and farther tutor*
matlon address S. G SANGER.
&o£>-GST 5W P. O. Box 3736.
OREST HOME EOR BOYS.
r This fattilv school, both Ctaes'cal and English, Is
localeo on the Lake Shore nevrthe U«lant Stiii~n
of iheHvdeParktraln,foarml«e» senth of Ohicnzo.
Tl.« next term will counncnC“ on th-i fir«t Wtdue-day
of November, Tborouct instruction, ta a aif>: and
agreeable home. UU c des za of tie school. 4 c ird
ot ?pe<-(Bc Inforn auoa with reliable reference*, will
he nrcmpfly eent Co Uwalrke. Address W. A.
NICHOLS.Box seg-uiy&aW
j'CHICAGO AC AHEM V.—The
seventh year of this school for yoatg ladles.
Kiurg L&JTE & BA&EE Principles,
Will tegln on MuN'DAY. Srpt 22d. A; oilcatlona
mav he trade on and iPer thiit djto at the School
lia.ldlne, 21S Wabash avtnue. se!Mi263-2w
WEST CHIC'GO LADIES’
IT SfMUTAKT.
354 BTfK lUudolph Street.
The fecond year of this Institution will commence
>1 moay.gxpt. 15th. A Umltel number of bonders
<‘»ube received. For app'icatjous aid farther par
ticular* acdresslllsaC. A, OIiEGG-.PrlccpsU
bcmnSlSt P. O. BorSU.
T<BOY FEMALE SEMINARY.
A Thl-los*ltutlon offers the accumulated advan
tages of nearly fifty years of •.nerution
Evcrv facility is provided f* - r a Uiuroarh couhmj ol
eyeful *anl ornamental education, under the direction
of a corps of more than twenty professors and teacn
er>. For Circulars oppiy to JuH.'i -H. WTLLAuD.
Troy, U. Y. aajS-tXsKw
CHICAGO SEMINARY FOR
\ J TOUXG LADIES 10* and D 2 Ca»s street Xorth
?lde. Ker. Win. 31. Kcyto'cs. Principal of the English
Department. F. G. Ilcrtcau, Principal of the french
Department and Modem Languages. Code*-the super*
vision cf h Board of Trusted -«ad an Executive Com
mittee. Tblslnsf-tutltloa will be m-open-d or the Ifitr
or Sept nest. For circulars containing particulars,
or any other Information, apply, at the lu‘tUation.ta
atn&tSS-lm. F. C. BtUTEAU.
rtEAKBORK SEMINARY, 83
U WABASH AVENUE.—The n*xt tsrto of this
Institution ■e.'ill open on MONDAV. Sept. 15th. To*
pi lee ct tuit-on in the Primary Department will be
om-thlrd U-*i» thin heretofore. Circclarecm be ob-
mired by railing at th** Seminary, or byaddresalngthe
Pr.ncipal through the Font offire.
»u:iH7l)o.im Z. GROVER. Principal.
JABERAL EDUCATION -with
military Instractlon and Drill*
WSBTEHN UNION COLLEGE and HILITABI
ACADEMY, at FULTON. »•*- on the MUahslppJ
River, will open its second year, S = ?L Ud ityli, with ra
rnlar Collegiate Academic and Primary Classes.
The College Las a corps ot twelve experienced tench
2f» and l» crurers. thorontfa appointments, tne fin-sl
jrhooi huilidugs in the Wot (cost, wstu furniture.&e_
fU.'Ott-t 1 ). Ac ample and attractive Military Part. *c
excellent and well furnished Arra&rv. a fine Gymna
sium. and many other advantages* which should claim
t-e attention of parents and guardians. The largest
•nstltntion of itn class and chamc'er In the Union,
instruction In French, German, and Book-Keeping tree
toCad-ts also In abtiulery anti Impaste? (heavy
aodllgU) Tactics Zouatband Faxoy Dbills and
Gtmn \stics, under on officer of U. S..V. Cadet* dress
in Uthorms. Tinxt—tlSO per school year for board,
furnished room, fo lights, wasuins and tuition In
rvery department, payable quarterly In advocCi.
Cadrt-* from ab-ond, room and board under the same
roof with and the constant care of the teachers. For
Circulars addieasD. B. COVERT, Fresldent, Fulton,
fn. f«24-aSS6o;
fHilitarg ooobs
Military goods at
WHOLESALE.
Of Boston, tmnufa* tn:e SWOltna ot Ml kiuda Also,
EMBimIDLUIPa. BELTS SASHES aad
LEATHER GOODS, Agr~tl for
POND'S F’A.'l'Jffitw'i: PXfrTOXiS.
Also, Colt's. Smith & Wesson’s. &c.
Orders EollcUed at wuolrsvlk. chcau lor cash,
FALiIEUS ± BiTCns“.tD»£ft3,
soplO-cSOC-Sw w.pam Boston, Maas.
TO MILITARY OFFICERS.
FCLL DUaSS
Regßlalion Hats and Daps,
Gold Embroidered Bugles, Wreaths. &c.. mauuCic
tured xn» for ealeby . . „
Ecpi-ui'f-lm J. A. SMITH & uO.
\if ILITAUT* GOODS.—Just re
*.?jt eelved a large assortaeat of all kinds of
MILITARY GOODS,
SWORDS BELTS, SHOCL*
BER SXBiFS, &c.,
At Ol Xialce Tremont Bloolc.
11. R. S.VHEREY, Aicnt,
Be? n YS-.w
r*UNSI SUNSiI SUNSii-
I Jt BKYOI.VERSor«U»aiH t
3FFIOILEE’ SWOED3, BELTS, BA.SKR3, «0.
So trie Knivcc and Military GoodaGna Material, soli
Agent for Saxard'i Fcwder. Ail (tods of Ammon)
don. QSO3GE T. ABBEY,
J7NOCE WOODS.
Jif (Scccesaor to CHAW. A. SATO3.
x. r. ULWSZNOX.
No. 180 MKE STREET,
DSALES cr
faiiQik. Sporting ipparaint, FliMst
Tackle, Ffstols, Bowie Knire^
A? 55 MILITARY GOODS.
Powder sad. Shot,
AT WHOLESALE AND RSTAIL,
»p9-?227-lT
CUTLERS AKD AGENTS—Yon
O will find the Stationery and Gifts In my Union
Variety Envelopes worth more by finy per cent, then
ihofe put up hr air other dealer. Large und fresh
supplies ot Unfon btatlonerr always on tnod. Also—
>D»ps. charts and Unbm goodF of ad descriptions Ad
drwa K A. THUMBS. P.I). Box 4253, corner State and
Randolph-ett* Chicago. Send lor a circular, eneloslny
red EtatUD. ’ ly_StlLj-lm
y[ ILITARY NOTIC «. Officer
Lrl of th« 72(1. and all other new Regiments, wll
fled It to ttvlr literest In purchasing outfits to call ot
R B(UVT£K.lKjClarbstreet,(upstalrs),oVEltTEe
CNII ED STATES EXPRESS OFFICE. Sword Bela
3a?h»a. Shoulder Straps. Caps. Bugle?. Pistol*. Cart
rltlces. and everything else needed of the best qnalltj
and cheapest la market. B. R. BOWEN, 20 ClarkH.
ap-etalr* ft**
He gal
OTATK OF ILLINOIS COUNTS
O OF COOK-. m«—Cook Hon'ity Circuit Coart. Octo
ber Term, A. D. D6A Ihoruas tticaniona and Olive
Richmond his wife, vs. Daniel 0. Qmveyaua Henry
On nrichoasiir, . , . _
Public notice is hereby given to the Mid Daniel O
Qur ey and Henry Hnn»rich'>u i ar that a wrtlof att *rb
mwit feueil out of the otllceof theClc“k of CookCjna
tv Circuit Court, da'fd :he2tst dav of August. A. D
at the suit of the said Thomas ttictairnd and
Olive Luiituond. Ids wile, and ai'.il* -t the estate oi the
(Hid !)■ nh’i O. Qmvcy and Henry Hnnirichoa-sir, for
the sum of TwrTv • Hundred and Fifty Dollars, direct 'd
to the therm of Cook County, which said writ has
been returned executt-rf. . ,
>'ot«-,tlip!cfure. nnlessyou. the said Daniel O.Qulvcy
and Henry Hatrr!chou*ar shall personally be and ap
pear befo c the said C«»ok County Circuit Court on or
ImTom the first day of the next Term thereof, to be
holden at the Court House in the City of Chlcago/ra the
Jed Mondavot October. A.D lSW%g<Te«pe'lai ball-ad
plead totlrs said plaintiff's action. Judgment wL’be
entered agalnstyou. and InCivorof the said Thomas
Richmond and*, dive Richmond, his wit e. acd so ranch
..ftbe property attached a« maybe sufficient to sat'rfy
Urn Grid J .dement and curt.»JUbe «oml a yi'lstf tlie
4Hir.e Tvjl. L.CaucCll. olerlt,
BuekiiaM & Mactct. Flff*s Att'y. sepMtlTMw
CTATE OF ILLINOIS, COUNTY
O OF COCK, m.—Circuit Court of Cook County.
October .tnn, isfti. George H. Jewell ts. Mary
Jewell.—in Chancery. . . .
Affidavit wf th*- noo-rveldence of Mary Jewell,de
fendant above ratted, having been filed In the office
of the Clerk of raid Circuit Court of Co?k County.
SotlceU hereby given to the said Mary Jewell that
said complainant flllid tla MU of complaint In said
Court, on the Char-ccry side thereof. on the fifteenth
dnynf Ansu«t. IWS. and that a summons Ihereuoon
toned cut of sld Court ncal r st said defendant, return*
able on the secocd Monday of October next. (ISSI.) as
13 by law required .. . ~ _
Now. unless you. the said Mary Jewell shall per
socallv ne ana appear before Mtd C«rcult court oi
Ccol County, on the first day of the next term thereof
tr be holden at CMcag**, In sild County, on the second
Monday of October. 1562, and pies d, answer or dem'tt
to the said complainants* hill of complaint, the same
ard the matters and flings therein charged and stated
will be taten a* confessed, ard a decree entered against
JOP according toll.. cwt
W. S. Fklkbb, Compute Sol*r, au27-U*U-lw
QTATE OF ILLINOIS, COUNTY
V- OF COOK,»».—Circuit Court of Cook Coucty,
September Term. 1562. Georce W.Boh«ua vs. George
Johnson anr JmletM. Johnson.—ln Chancery.
Affidavit of the non-residence of George A»buiy
Jshnsoo and Juliet M. Johnson, defendants above
named l»a«ing been filed »n the office of the Clerk ol
said Circuit Conrt of Cook County. Notice 1b hereby
atvm to the said George Afbury Johnson and Juliet
M. Johnson, that said complsinjQt filed his bill of
complaint in said Court, on tne Chancery side thereof,
cn the twetty-aecond day of August. I£S2 and that a
Bummonß thereupcn Issued ootoisald Court a.alnst
ea.d deft udaots, returnable on the first Monday 01
September next, (ISO*). If by law required.
Xow, unle-*" von <iC6aid George Aihnry Johnson
and Juliet M. shall pexsonsll!
hefuc Mid Cl’ccit Court of Cook Connty, on the first
day of the next term thereof, to be nolden at Chicago,
In said County, on the first Monday of Seat-mher.
IgfiL and plead, answer or demur to the said com
plainants' bill of coraplsfut, the same and the matters
anc things therein charged and stated will bo taken
as corfeMCd. and a decree entered against yon so
confine tv the prajci of ,a,dbm. „ Oot
S. K. Dow, CompFts Sorr. aoas-tStWw
17 STATE OF ASHLEV GIL
JLJ BEKT. Dxccased.—Public notice Is hereby
siren to all p* ison* hATing claims against the estate
ol Ashley Gilbert, dec-asrd, to orient the tame for
adjudiciilon and settlement to the October term of
the Coun.T Conrt of Cook County, to be holdea at the
Court Hon»e, in the City of Chicago, on the third
Monday i .October A D. ISB2.
1 MARIA GLLBKBT, Administratrix.
Chleagr. Attg. 19th, 1*63. aoJO tT3*^w
CosHartnetstups.
TIISSOLUTION.— The Co-Pa»t-
A_z Dersbtoteretofiireexlstlneatderttie and
rtyle cl Geo.P. Knloce. to thi* day dlswlrsd bj
n-otoal conwut. AH cliiPiadne the lase tiro vili be
iaidtoa.P.Krsklie.'whualoae la aatUoriaedto also
. the Aim LAme in uqnlditoon. GEO p KmLOQG
KP.Kctd&lN'S.
Chidapo. Sept. 17th. IS S3. ■ aeiSosu^hr:
riOPARTNRRSHIP NOTICE.
\J Hr. tT. T. 'Wixdiati: becomes a member of oar
firm from this (*«te SYLVESTER MAJI3S * CO.,
Chicago. bept. 1.133 Rep9-a2fi6-lm •
DISSOLUTION.—Tre Copartnei
\J ship heretofore existing naffer the name aaß
style of Vhtaon and rrecm«U» tiff* dar dUsolrrd hy.
untnal consent W. P. Treeman aloneJfljantiioigaa
tofe’tlethehnslnessof said Ann, to whom all letter*
Bbooid beaddnaeed. COBTRZ WILSOK
w.r. roigMAX- .
Chicago. Sept I, ISC. aepUJHM
rpHE CO-PARTNERSHIP
X .irffoHTo rilitterUrWr. t>»
or Mora * Traroun, I.tw« ra
ÜBOricwt.
Chicago, Afigirt SBtii, 1851. *oli-t9lMia
2133 at Claims
TJS7TLLSON * MKRMASrS
f * central Watemlfir Claim Office*
48 CUBE STREET, CHICAGO.
Claims collected more espelltloualy andcconomf*
cally tban by any otter office. Benevolent Associa
tions included. consnltatlona by letter or-otherwise,
gratis. fcl3-k261-iy
TJENEVOLENT WAR-CLAIM
J.J ASSOCIATION for the Horthweat.feetahlUhed
August. is&U for the collection ot BOUNTIES and
PENSIONS, and the BACK PAT ot deceit#*] Soldiers
and Bailors. Office S6 Dearborn street, Chicago* 111.
A PATRIOTIC AID GHARITAiU SOCIETY.
JOHN B. XCBhEB* President*
C. A. GBEGOBft Secretary*
JOHN 3. TURNER, AU JUSTUS H. BURLEY.
VAN H. HIGGINS. EDWARD L TINKIIAM,
JULIAN S.BU3ISET, E. K. ROGERS.
E. C. LAUNED. '
The character and standing of the gentlemen who
compote tl e Association, td agnaraiU". t > «h_* y
thfttiou operation* of the society win be coadnet-.d
wltu floelity and economy, and for the nest Intercat of
thoee who m»r intrust their buM ic*» to Lacan*.
For the present, Claims ofon the Go»erdneiit will
he collected npontne folio wire r«tc* of *:
Upon all c!. < U'i:<« fur sums of Fifty Dollars or less, a
charge of One Dollar.
Upon all claims for (mms excefdlnc Fill? Dollars,
(whore a commission la allowable.) 2* per cent, os
the amount.
Cnvn claims tor Pensions, (u-d where a per
Is disallowed by law.) the smallest charge poislble
within legal rates.
As It Is designed to hsve the Income of the Associa
tion smiplv cover the neccsaurv nperms of conduct
ing its business, and to do the bnslueM a. near g acur
cnsiy ns possible, should It be found apoa a fsw
norths’ trial that these rates are too high for that par.
pose, they will be reduced to a point Just sufficient to
< n«nre this object. „
P»?rsoa»hHnnec*alra« for Pension, Bounty or Dick
Pay. «c. phon’d address the secretary by letter, stat
ing alltM frets as far as p<isalbla, and state plainly tho
wj ltetVro»t Office and state. _
Address C. A. GUEGUAY, Secretary, P. O. Box 18.
Chicago. Els,
3TAMZB oy TITS XUCJEnS OT TK* ASSOCLiTtOS:
Van K Hleglaa. M*tf Skinner, C. H. Bay. J.Young
Swmnwn h. LTickham. A. H, Cnrlev. L. dav-ti.J.-s
A, Carter, Thos. Church. E. H. Hadduck. Sol.
A. fcmlib. 6. C. Uigirltison. K. C. Sherman, D. Goodwin.
.\r„ D i,tou>pson.lS.lt, MCUasu, t.cv. K.Colye.*. Wirt
Dealer. Ed. C Lamed. P. L. Tat*. W. s. Gurnee. Than.
DicmmouC. J.H. Dnnhta. H G. Loomis. S, B. Cobh,
C. A. Grecorv. W, H. Brown. F. G. SaslonstalL M. C.
Steams, E- S. Wadsworth, J. W, Sheahan. Geo. Steel,
J. 11. t otter, J, B Temur. J. Beecher, A. C. Coventry,
M. 1). Olden. F. G, Adams, X S *voortworth. !>r. IL
H Clarkson, N.D.Clnpn. C.T. Wheeler. Grant Good
rich. L C P. Freer. F. stoseley. J, L- Jam***. EH Bates,
Jr*. T. Uremia, Hugh T, Dlcsey, K. T. watk’n*. Gao.
Armour. *> K. Rocers. 1. T. Mutm. o Lunt. Nathan
hleara. i d.H. Sheldon. -T.K. Bottford, .John V. Farwel!.
J. A.pottcr. Wm. Dross, Wm, H. Brndlev. J.
L. Scrlpps. B. w.tvuiard. Sti3-uii9-ly
WAR CLAIM OFFICE FOR
TT EVERTCOOtTI IStHE RORTnwT.sT.
Offltt S8 Dr»rborn SiMtt Chicago M.
ISAAC K HITT & CO„ Aitoroers for Soldiers for
t-a years continue to collect claims ot KvEfir
Ktsohcr*. at Warhlnston. and at each S'ato Capital of
the Ncrtliwest. Soldiere »na Officers dbwharjred. col
l»Wt here; Snbj-btence Bl’ls collected her*-:
C« ntmctOß» r Bllb fettled here; Claims of deceased
and Soldicra. as wvll as a!. Boantl-a
Pension Certificates obtUced at Wa»htacton. Pension
Moner collected at the several Pension Agencies lu
each State. ao'il-tTfip-tai
■fXTAB C?.AIM OFFICE OF
? ? LEAVITT & WRIGHT. Attorneys at Lav.
AH kinds of Claims promptly collected, pensi )M
*n*l Bomitv retained; Treasurer's Warrant- promptly
collected and the money remitted. F«<*s 10.30. Dis
agreed toilets' pay collected. Feesfi.ou
KClarkstreet. !a4 k1..-ly
OFFICE FOU inventors.
V 7 GKITZNER & COHEN. Wsßlilnston. D. C.
Po*tOflV6!:oxiM. RErK-EsrF.s:—Hod, LTmubnli.
C S. Senate. 1U: Hon, •». W. Grim?*. U S. Senvc, la.:
Hon.K. 11. WasUPurne. M.C„ Ul;Hon.OireaLov«loT,
M.C, 111.: Hon. r. K. fpinnor. U. S. Treasury; F. U.
Watson. Emi., Ast. S*e‘t of War; Geo. Harcuutoo,
Em.. Ast Sec‘t. of the Treasurer; J. ii. J-*n**s. Emu
U. S. Marshal. Chicago. lyavtws 3m
Y\7"AK CLAIM OFFICE OF
y f GIUIZNEU & COHEN. Washington. D. G.
Post Office Box i.v>. i:KFEKßvcß<r—lion. L. Tram
roll. U. S. Senate*. HI.; llou. J. W. Grime*. U. S. Senate,
Io*a;llon. K. I*. Washbonie. M.C- UI4 Hon
Loveio® M.C -HU lion. F. E. Solncer, IT. S Trea
sury : p. 11. Watson. Esq* As’t Sec’t. of War; Geo.
Horrimrtoo E?n..A>*r Sec of frctisory: -I !i
Hsq-U.S Marshal Chicago. jyJOtWTSm
rjAiCB BKOXJJLtifUi,
v ILLINOIS
BBA3CH SOD3K OF
Sie National Claim Ageacf
Of Harrey, Collins A Brace, Washington, D. C*
Stock, 123 Dearborn strict, Cluc^c.
Thu most reliable and ONLT DIRECT War Cain:
agency la Chicago.
Partlmiar attention raid to Spkcial CLaqib, Fan
nojiß. Bounties and raTXNTa.
SO ADVANCE FEES demanded and NO CHABQB
nsde ler prosecntlnc claims If not recovered.
To parties bavins LARGE CLAIMS w* wonld s*>
we can give UNQUESTIONABLE SECURITY fu:
my amount required.
.adores# CAKE BROTHERS, “National Cairn
agency." P. O Boz<o9L
HSFZ3 to Chicago Tribune Company: C. H. Scrlven.
S«n; John A. Nlcholi ilessra. G. H. AL. Lattlc
4 Co.;_Me?sra. Hollister A Wilkins; Uersn Vander
n*fiifr«oa ace anwiftnMV-iw^
?icatljcr Jc fjijoc jFinbings.
TURNER & SIDWAY,
49 T.akc Strict, Chicago,
UannHictarers and Dealers In
(ADDLES. BOB*B CDLUSS,
Bridles, Whips, Horse Blankets,
AND DEALERS UT
XalEl
AND
SHOE FISBINSIS.
Our Mock of Leather and FinJlnas If very largo,
xid enibracta a complete a&iortiiient of
Imported and Domestic Leather,
UKDTGB, EOAIfS, TOOLS, &c.
Our cctlrs stock Is freeh and clean; every article
Par n~ bought since the first of .Inly. Tae eelco
tlon has beun carefully tumie. and as we buy only for
cash. weurecontw-nt in being able to giva entire
eatletactlcn to onr easterner*.
Onr stock ol Stddlery will be large and more C€Q
p.cte thla Kail than in any previous eeasoru
TUENEE & SIDWAY,
Lake street* Chicago.
Hides wanted at tbc highest market price.
Several desirable lots of Kip* now arriving. JE%
lanSMMWntf
licmoDal.
REMOVAL.
HAYDEN, KAY & CO,
Have removed to
Nos. 45 & 47 Lake Street,
Where they are prepared to show CASH BUYERS of
Sadlsry Hardware
-AND
CAEEIAGE TEISIMIS’GS,
The largest andbest assorted stock to be found In tht
JJOBTHWBST, embracing
SPRINGS and AXLES,
HUES, SPOKES, FELLOES,-
Carriage Bodice and Seat** Enameled
CioCb. JPateit Leather, Arc.
Also a large aaortmeat ol
Hon* Collars ard Blankets, Whips and Lashes,
Skirting, Bridle, Collar and
HARNESS LEATHER
An cf which will be offered *6
Prices that will not he nndersold,
Agents for
Oowry’iSpHuss and Axles, Crocket*
Varnlsbes*
Sole's Hub Boxing Machine and Hallow Angers,
W. T. Hat.
Cbtcftgo.
S>. Hate sir.
Sew Totk.
anl3-ti2SSm
T> EMOYAL.—Christopher 31 -tz,
a\ Apert for the genuine P. P. Stewart Cooking
Stove fur coal and wood, and dealer la
Bouse FnnilsblDS. Hardware, Stoves,
Tin Ware, esc*
120 Dearborn street, Chicago, Cobb's Building.
scas-»9W»-Sm
pjonp S&feirts.
YORK AND IUJNOIS
Hoop SklrJ Manufaeisifs,
And Importer »ad dealer In all kind* of
French and German Corsets.
WHOLBBALS
> KETAXUNo.Z
trS 1 cSnw; profSed they SKr*
%n wranfcdto be of the beat qinilty.
eteelSMrte eicbengedtf not aarjfactory« afidaliptr
iyi» tent to residence. ' ' :
notice to wnotmii wnrm
' a ■ ■w'm hay been In the Stlrt burtngaa BtoCT> the drat
beetnntiizof the trade, end bayebraachea of oarhotw
SS&^S^&SFStSUSSSSI
weabie to kU lower then ear otheraaaoftctaret.
OrtereWmeOptompllyatteadedte. • •
b nun, FnfrMwtwOi«g(b
KewTork Factory, S Bovrey.
Chicago P«>«t Oflfee Boe 4SB.
FRENCH COPYING INK.
AnewsnpelyofthUmneh eaPedforeaAhaMfiftt
article, which will mate THBKKIMPBB33IOAS, ll
nowloriaieaf „.,. ritn^1 ~ ‘ T V nT r ' ■ 1
HUHSMTS 110 Iftkt strtft,-
Cranspottanon.
pOB LAKE SUPERIOR.
F. W. BACKUS
Wm leave A. Harvey £ Co.’s Dock. NEXT SAXU&
DAY, AUGUST £9<l. at 7 o'clock P. M ,tor
The Various Port* on lake Soperior.
T»T«wa«s»H.^g ABVjn . 4
WHKOMm ai «Map«oaai hmtimh
»JHE PEOPLE’S LINS
NEW STEAMERS,
For Buffalo & Intermediate Forts.
Then Boats are sew and splendidly furnished. wl®
a view to the comfort of _
On* boat of this line leaves dally at 6 o'clock P.
from the I. C. R. IS. Dock, for the above ports.
Ticket office No. 11l Soxjth Water direct, opposite tM
Central Depot, Chicago.
t. BKIBIET,
Only Authorised Agent,
jyl-tf»3m
THE
Western Transportation
WESTERN EXPRESS.
18 62.
THS WSSTEHS TRANSPORTATION OCX
PANT having made arrangements to run their Latt
Steam X'roneilers on alternate days with those of tM
BBW YOUK CESTRAI
iis
fIICIOGAN CENTRAL R.IILROABC,
Namberlns Uilrty Unbchu*, staanca and strong stsm
ers. offer to the commercial pHbllc, the folicwing pyl
deutly superior CaciliHes for the transportation ofn m
cSan<:i3A and produce to and from the Eastern. Waft
era. Northern and Sontltweatern States. The Oil
pony's nnaquaUed CaNaL facilities. cooslaUag of
130 Canal Boats,
rtt the largre* class, alz of which leave New Tort sat
Buffalo doily, coaeectiag at Buffalo with the loUcwtas
Fropellar lines:
THE WESTERS EXPRESS,
fUwaed and operated by this Cotnpanv) will rua ow
the New York Central uallrocd to
wl'h the various Ka'.’.rra-’s IcsllDU West, and with tht
:c Tlowttg Lines of frcpelleza os the Upper and Lows
Lake*:
The Vjfprr Lake Line Daily*
W. T. C*. Steamera. B.C.&C. Line SteaßtCU
TONAWANDA, FOUNTAIN C141,l
T1 Itß STATE* WOONI,
TIOHABK, 7TTENDOTA,
PL V fiOITH, £ VEKGUEES CITTi
NEPTUNE, GALENA,
m.VY FLOW ER* CUICAGO.
Lea vine tne dock at Erie Baam. and foot cf iflcnUai
street, every evening at 7 o’clock. For trciaht or pa*
■ace. apply at the Western Transportation OSes, RS
ana the VnUsio, Cleveland and Cklcagd UN
OSes, fdot of Michigan street.
T/»f Detroit Cine Dailv,
Via Forth Shore direct. connecting nt naffa’o wlli BM
Few Y<vfk Central, ud BuSalo. Few
Tort and Erl« Railroads.
w. t. Co. Steaa&fc
DOKIRK,
CONCORD,
ITIARV STEWASX
W. T. CO. Steamers,
nissoiui,
ILLINOIS
SAULMW,
OMAR PIvSIIA.
Leaving the tfock. Eric Basin, every ereem*. Ml
o'clock. For freighterFasaexeappjyftiUjeCoiapeart
Office. Brie. Ba#m
CUvcland, Toledo, Sandusky
ami Green Gay Tine,
Centra? Railroad Steamers.
AIMXES, EUPuIUTESi
EOLIPhE, COMET,
KO<Ki:r. iIIAIUHKfTK.
CIIAAOCI, OIIOMES,
FAIIEST Ql'liliJl.
Leaving the dock at Krle Basin, at 7 o’clock P. 3Z. Peg
freight and passage apply to x. D. Pole, Agent, Cffioj
foot of Silrh'ysn street.
For bills lading and contracts by Canal or HaHrOM,
ann'.y to the following Aeects;
EVHUtTT CLAPP. No. 1 Counties SUn. aewTOtJL
HUGH ALLEN. " -
A. COUPON. No. AstcrHonsa. New Tort
8. G. CHAisE. 113 Pier. Albany. N. T. __
B. G.
J. Hl’Und-m Ward> Dock, Detroit, HK*-
j. j.tallmaDGE, Mississippi acdPralrloDato. «t
itai’rc&d Duck, Mllwaakec.
K. A RUCK. Grr*m B*l, Wls.
W. F. SUED. Norton, Mans,
Western Transportation Co. Eric Badn. Bnflalg.
CONSICNEF.St
BOND A MORRIS Cleveland, Ocia.
DENNISON B.BsHCD & CO, Toledo, CfclO.
W. T. HILL. Sandtuay, Ohio.
JOHN IIFARN*• O.Erie,Ft
DrTTON * RAYMOND. Ratfne,W!*.
EEKUfcHA PIKK CO* EenortH*. Wta.
■W. H. WnIGHT * CO- Wankepm, SU.
J. F. BHiKLAND. Sheboygan, Wle.
C. Y. RICILMON9,
Down Frelrht Agent. North Dearborn itrert,
S. TITTLE, I p FrelslH A|f f.
Foot of State street. Chicago, C>
■p:*-py>i-Gm ■
Northern Transportation Coy
OF OHIO
Upreparedtotraosportprope.’tybelceafl .
3»stoc. ftli joints In Kcw Enlace, Itvi
and tha West,
With promptness, care and dispatch.
This well known Una of Four teen First-class Sr —»
Steamer* connects an Ogdenubmr with tha
BAilrcad for Boston and all Batata In
England;
At Cape Vtscent with the
Eallrcsi as& betvcca C«s*
Vincent and Hew YorJc,
And k Oewego with %
U52 0? 25 HBST CLAS& CANAL LOAYS
Between Oswego. Troy. Ainu? and New Turk,
Forming *PAILT LINS f”orr Boston, NeWTC~S
ORdcrstMiren. Cape Vincent and Oswego to derela«£
Toledo and Detroit.
AND A TKI-WBSKLT UN3 TO
Chicago, Mllwaukefl and Intermediate Post**
J. Myers, isi Broadway. Now Tork. John 80-.r.
State •creel. Boston, Geo. A. Eddy,Os letubur.- •„
U J.Crevo ta, Cene ViO»vnt Tulin 11. Crawford.*
wcco. Peltcn & Breed. Cleveland. Witlier*
Toledo. E.K. Mathews. Detroit. O.J, Hale, lClw'4*
ktC. Taylor, Manay 6 Co„ Rada'!.
CLARY & HOWE, Agents.
Foot of Worth Lasalln nt, Cbirtgc
faps-nitf-Stnl
grogs anb .jFanrij <goohg.
ABKU3I UKuTHBRS,
188 LAEE-ST., CHICAGO, IIL^
Importers and Wholesale Dealers In
TOYS AMD FAMJY GOODS,
willow cabs,
Gbndren’s Gls«, rarrfiurcs* Ac., Bo*«
Keen. Bird. €a»es«
Jullp Straws,
QoiU and \V oo<i Tooth-piollfl*
Feather X>uster»,
Fly Brasher
And all goods In the lino of
YANKEE NOTIONS^
Headquarters for all kinds of
715111N6 TACKLE,
Order* respectfully solicited.
Ho. 138 lake st-cut, between Clark and
lasAlle streets.
jSUmta to 3Loaw.
TREASURY NOTES, GOLD
AND SILVER
WANTED AT THE HIGHE 3T PEEMIT7E.
Land Warrant" Bought and Sold. ,
B. W. MOBSK. Agent. .15 Clark street.
Jyl-S;93m Post pace Bex 6156. Chicago. DL
jIJOMSY TO LOAN OH
CHICAGO CITY PEOPEHTT,
Or ©a ooo© DmoTSD Fab**, •within 100 miles of Cfet*
cago. in this State, Farm? for ctjesp.
wyyitiiass-Bf r;NAMRKKP*I.Ktf
3sue anU 13ar.
Tf* Y E AND EAR.
DB. trNDEKtVOOD,
OcaUft ard Anrtut. and Operative Surgeon for Deafr
nm BlinoQ»f». and all anwaaea of tint Eve and Ear.
Oieceand surgery No, 124 Randolph street.
oan Hon***. rii'cazn. 11l finiapiLlia^
lical instate.
T ANTS lif KANSAS—To seller
tr.*de for a slock of Dry Goods.
80 per cent A/and, 20 per cent Cull*
For pirtlcnlani mall. A
Grasshopper Fa'l« Kama*. All comtaanlcfttloa*
suictl; confidential ao2i.t«j&lm
P. Wilson. •
mnclnn-itl, O
T AMDS.—To al! wanting Farms—
-1 j Mild cllmntn. bred sad
Vineland, THIRTY MiXSS sooth of Philadelphia 0»
railroad. RICH SOIL.
Flee Crops to be seen growls?*
Twenty acre tracts at from f»3 to per acre, pajaMt
within four jeara.
Good 3n- ineoa Openings—Qcoi Society,
Hundred* are setting and making Improvements. Aiv
ply to CHAS. K. LAS'DIS, Poat Ma ter, Vineland,
Cnmberanc County. Kew Jersey. Letters aaswerait
Parers roj taming full Information win be ten free.
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CLOTBES WRINGERS.
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Agrat for irinola. *3 Lake street. Clilca*®-
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DENTIST
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offer, milra ctrrfjt, oppoMtsTWrat Hoo*.
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