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, 1859-11-09

THIS does not include tic receipts OF mer-
cl.andize, NOT in fact any eastern product e1-
cept coal and salt.
Tic markets during the week have been
uuc., and declined almost dnily till the arrival
of the North American on Monday morning
last when the markets took turn upward
becoming excited yesterday under tte
news Of tue destruction Of II large quantl-
" Of wheat hy fire at Buffalo. The
Flour market Inns bcen very active-thc IT,
ecpts Of the week being larger ulan ever be-
forc in this city. The receipts 0! Wheat, how
eve, have tallen off about 900 bushels
caused by the influence Of depressed markets
On holders. The great feature Of the week Il
business has been the hitherto unparalleled
receipts Of new Corn ut this season Of tit
year-amouutins to over 100000 bushels.
Tho Pork Trade has not yet opened-tlae
Indian summer proving too hot for packing
YORK, Thu Beef packers haEs killed upwards
If $4,000 head Of Cattle thus iur-two Of In
prominent houses having stopped operations
For further particulars Of tho markets. SCI
weekly reyicw on 1hc fourth page Of to-day
;eu,,a
, 1859-11-09

ready to guard your person in Virginia.
could not permit an insult even to woman in her
walk Of CHARITY among US, though it be to one
who whetted knlses Of brtehery for our moth
ers, sisters. daughters and babes. Welfare no
sympathy with ,your sentiments Of sympathy
taken By surprise when news came Of Captnin
Browns recent attempt" His attempt was o
natural consequence Of your sympathy, and the
errors Of that sympathy aught to make you
Goubt its virtue from the effect on his conduct.
arrive at Charlestown If you 70 there, it will be
for the Court and it's officers, the common
wealth's attorney, sheriff and jailer, to say
whether you may sec and wait OH the prisoner.
But, whether you are thus permitted or not
tand you will be if my adv1ce can prevail), you
fully and mercifnlly dealt By in prison and on
trial. Resnectfutiy.
l.. MARIA Chin. HENRY a, WISE.
, 1859-11-09

.1, J,d ~ k,,, that Nv
ART AA7fEes.-He NE g'aa ~ Auo" 'na' .nt'
'' L. phchf' young =. Ans''raa AlA,'' "no nas
1ss1 n,s sa ps ,bo5 bo5
nrrrT vii, drrot, himself aluos, exclusively
IA ,ort,s;t ,,;,+;,,, /; ,b;.b he is ssid To ercei
A visit to his studio--Roorn No. 20, il the new
bu;ld;nu co,ner of fa,rt and Lake streets
will cony;nce amateur. of h;1 skill, Though he
ps vet bos no.h;pc in:his easel for exhibit on Is
tie resnlt Of hi, labnr here. the dne copies md
sle.cbe. of Euronean .nd Eastern scenes with
,rh;cb b;s ro,,n. ntl adorned. will leave mn
,1ouht of his no,vcr cr55 65.,;ty in lis art. We
bespe.k for Nr. Dhxar TINT announcement
which his e7dent talspt: ought everywhere to
commend. f.:
.Sxw c6;id-1. of t1,r.e re.r. o1a
.c.aaa,,,x ,,,k. ,x.-
s..-.,;. .as;.;.-. -: H. t...,,,r.. ~ +h.;r
stat.'lps aoo'''oas - ,a' @' 80 ~ 'ne,1
mother tongue. one o! these of'ent little word
makers Was heard By his mother in IN upper
room crratin,r din ns!nf an army Of fcarnentera.
.nAI, =. ~, -,,sa ~. r..-.,.,,
bcob5, where afe Jon: ef1eo tae btasueo
maternal. i.
, 1859-11-09
THE ELECTION IN THIS CITY.
Ikepnbllcanism Triumphant.

Thc election for County aud Town officers
yesterday passed CT very quietly in this city.
About onc-ha!f the usual vote was pollcd.
Elsewhere we give the returns so far as re-
ceivel up to the hour Of going to press, to
which the reader is referred for details. The
Republican majority on the County ticket,
though much smaller than it would hare been
had full yote been cast, il large enough for
all practical purposes, and demonstrates that
Rsru'lcanisn, now Us ever, is invincilble in
Chicago Tho returns from the Country
Towns will largely increase the Republican
majority.
, 1859-11-09
ELECTION . RETURNS.
Town and County Elections.

FIRST Observation-Disclosures
Ga5, Maher Sel, .speer 1a:
SchooI Observation-Disclosures G21 Foss 3s3,
Welch ~
Surrtyor-Wo'cott 945, Herrenkind "a.
1oteA SuPtrtiso':-Tuttle 629, Wallace 355.
Ass'stant-Gibbs 62e, Doty 358- ..
Hard Superrisors-Page go, Danolds $50,
Campbell lG.
Co4<etor-Dodge 5se, Runnion s55, Kruse-
marck &c. Lyman Ii.
7a.rn l'erL-Wilber 60. Campbell se7.
-1sstssor-Wadham G24, Wurts 35s.
~, uawley so4' Beers asl, Brown ss7' Albee
ttrtrsee,s HigAuays- Comstock G23, Hall6a0,
Jennings 35s, C1eary $50.
Pound Hasttr-Kibler 619.
SECOND WARD Trtasurtr--Boyden Gle,
Mat.er 442.
!SAool OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Gls. Foss
46O.
.,urrtyor-Wo1cott $40, Herrenkeind 9s, Speer
u.
THIRD WARD-1rea<urer-B -Boyden 374, 3la-
her 2G7. .
.>thool Observation-Disclosures 37s, Foss e71.
:oarrtyor- r-Wolcott 5G6, He1renkind -,
ForR1u W4ap-Ir<asur4r- r-Boyden lie. Ma
her e70. ...
.Sc1ool Commi&siona.-Eberhar 1s7, Foss 24B.
.Sarrtyor-Woleott 1924, Herrenklnd 12?,
Speer H.
Firm wAnD-0sr,c1A1.- -7rsdsurer-Boy-
den, 5U7 Maher, 267.
!Sehool Observation-Disclosures 5l5; Foss,
9jG.
!Snrrtyor-Wolcott, G51; IIerrenlind. III.
Torn 4SHpfrpisor-Throop, SCI; Salisbury,
800. Assistant do-Johnson, $40; Amberg,
e05.
Ward dS"ptrrixor-Bradley. 495; Tuley, ooG.
1aun Colktctor-Sleeper, 52y; Norris, a23.
7o,on Clerk -O'Hara. 537; noston, lso.
Commissioner Of The Undergraduates, sic;
Piper, SCI; Bur1h, 5o3; Thies, 100; Cummings,
1876; Douoher, l!5.
Urerntr of UigAways-rierce, 5c3; nut.er,
'27; krinnan, ls7; Murphy, 1856; Alexander,
1g7.
Found 1astsr-Wiede, 1856
SIxru WAnp-Trtasur<r-Bo majori-
sy 1876.
School OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES majority 1s6.
SEVENTH p-1;rfasurtr-Boyden 55G, Mn
her 81, Spcer G.
Sr1oot tonmissionfr-Eberhar 7e0, Foss 3:,3.
.Surrtyor--W olcott 10y, Herrenk1nd 2G1.
E1Gnrn WARp-1rea*urer--Do deu, 3oG Ma-
her, eva.
:Srhool Comnsi.sionfr-E -Ebcrhart, 34l; Foss,
| 447.
!swrtyor-Wolcott, 4o5; Herrenkind, ls9.
N1S7H WAnn-7rsasnr<r- -Boyden, SOB; Ma
| her, 237.
.Schoot Commissioner -Eberhart, o.2; Foss,
| 900.
!sgrrtyor-W olcott, s333; uerrenkind, ao:.
I0rA Superrisor-Brown 2l7, Burfey 224,
| Assistant d. Seckel e05, Schacb 232.
Hard Supcrrisor-A. t. Coventry o09, John
| S. vogt 20;. John Togt q.
| TES1u WAnn- -1feasustr-Maher's majority
~.
, 1859-11-09

The GREAT SCHILLER FEsr1yAL.-0ur Ger
man born citizens are with eagerncss looking
forward to, as they have been for some time
past very lbcrally preparing for the celcbza-
tion of The anniversary Of their great poet
countryman, Frederick Schiller. Their DO
Crane covers three days, commencing with the
concert Of tue Freie sangerbund this evening in
their new hall in Lloyd's Block, together with
the entire Great Western Band. Several cho-
ruses will be sung, and oyertures from Auber,
Wagner, Verdi, and selections from Schubert
and ather German musicians will be performed
by the orchestrn. Immediately after tie con-
cert, grand bail will take place,
On Thursday evening, the festival proper oc-
ours, at Netropolital Hall. L. Drentano daliyers
an address, to be followed By the performance
of Rornberg's musical version Of Schiller's
great '' Song Of tue Bel" and other musical ut
fractions. After these exercises arc concluded,
brilliant Ball and Banquet will come off at
Witkousky 1Iall, corner Of Clark aud Madison
streets.
At the banquet E. Schlager will deliver an nd
dress.
On Friday evening, Schiller's master piece
civilian TELL" will he p1ayed ut the German
House, corner Of North Wells md Indian.
streets. The drama will be preceded By the fol
lowing programme:
ssssatIs b = 3Sssa &: aa!s esssf bsssde n
Prologue, written for this festival by Csapar Buz; spok
e Gft1 i, ~ osessure 10 W.l!ta TELL. orchestra
vcvf fot3n.yz tha n1ny of William Tall Til
, 1859-11-09

NTANTED-A situation as NurEe,
w Chamber Maid, 0. as Dining. groom Gil. b 20
,asn whocan Iive good and understands
her business. Apply It LII Michigan ksrect. ros1N
, 1859-11-09

WTANTED-A laboring man to
w work by the moath during the wlater. laqutse Of
n n wAIrE t!s Cta3k stttel. host93-n
, 1859-11-09

FAScY GooDs AID TolLEr 'AnrlcLEs.-
Jous D. pARK has just opened fiuc stock Of
Fancy Goods, riz:
O11s, Pomades. Iomztum, OK Marrow, Hair
Tonic, Washes, Of fine quality.
HAIR BarsuEs, Hat Brushes, Thoth Brushes,
Clothes Brushes English and French, Of
the best patterns.
Nii,1 BnrsuEs. Hand Mirrors, Puff Boxes, Toilet
Powders, Perfumes, DC.
DnEss1SG CASES, Travelling Bags, Cabas, Port
Folios, Necklaces, &c.
PoRr MoSSA1Es, Wallets, Purses, Cigar Cases
Of the most elegant styles.
AxAp'SE. Ca,nphor Ice, Rouge, CaTmine Pow
der and other Cosmetics.
RrDnsn Goons, Hair r!us, Head Dresses, Belt
Buckles, E!astics, Head Nets, &c.
KoRk Screws, Tablets, bracelets, Brooches,
Tea Bells. Fans in endlc variety.
Remember the place, John D. Park. No.
1o4 Lake street. nos3t
, 1859-11-09
z9aanttn.

WANTED - BY 4 young lady
w from Tie E.ss. ..,u.toa u Go;a.ae,, i . nul1,
orss Music Teaeaer in school. Kessrences Erea "a.
1ess TEACHER. post o4ce boz es73, Caieako. no4x1w
" "ANTED-A Partner with $500
to slt0e IN retail Grocery. w-u es.ab1s1hed o.
one e the be ;sses IN TIC city End doukA fl. business
Eli, Ch!oko. uoSIss,
, 1859-11-09

Corsox IS K1So.-A very large amount Of
cotton is going forward to eastern manufactures
o;a. the Illinois Central T. q. from Cairo, and
thence by the Michigan Central Nearly four
thousand bales have been thus received and for
wArded within the past two or three weeks.
, 1859-11-09

H1CAAoSr. sa.Ol9. lal9.
MAnAx-Yours Of the e6th Was received by me
Yesterday, and at MY earliest leisure respect
fully reply 10 it, that will forward the letter
| for John brown, prisoner under our laws, ar
raigued Ut the bar Of the Circuit Court for tic
county Of Jefferson, at CharIestown, Va, for
| the crimes Of murder, robbery and treason,
which you ask me to transmit to him. will
comply with yourrequess in the only way whicl,
seems to me proper, By enclosing it to the Con,-
mouweal,h's 3 attorney, with the request that lie
will ask the permission OF the Court 10 hand It
to the prisoner. Brown, the prisoner, is now'
IN the hands Of the judiciary-nos Of the c1ecu.
tire Of this Commonwealth.
You ask me, further, to allow you to perform
the mission Of mother or sister, TO dress Ills
wounds and speak soothingfy to him." Dy this
| of course you mean to be allowed to sisit him
in bis cell aad to minister to hiu. in the office.
Of humanity: Why should you not be SO al
lowed, aladan1 Virginia and Aassachusett'
arc involved in no ciril war. and the conssitu
| ton which unites them in one confedeFaey guar
autees 10 you privileges and inlmunities Of q ci:
izeu Of the United States in The State Of firgip,
That constitution I am sworn to support. AMI
am, therefore. boupd TO protect your privilege
and immunit,es as citizen Of Massachusetts
: coming into Virginia for auy lnwful and rcaccfu
G purpose
Coming, as you propose, to minister to th
captive in prison, you will be met, doubles!
by all our people not only IN chivalrous bn
| in Christian spirit. aou hare the flsnt
l. ! ,isit Cha1iestown, Va, Madam and your mi
sion being merciful and humane, will not on1
: be SLOWED but be respected, if not welcome.
4 few unenlightened and inconsidcrstc Pc
1t SONS, fanatica1 in their raodes Of thought an
= action to maintain justice and right, might ID
:. lest you, or be disposed to do 50, and this m,el
q suggest the imprudence Of zisking any expe,
Io nsat upon the peace Of society tery mn!
Mt s4cited By the crimes WITH ,,; whose ; eh;
hut still. repcat, your motives aud avow'
nf uurnnsc are laefnl and peaceful, al
o. o. FP'Eili T EEili, as fr Is IN concerned. ,!s51
duty il protecting ySori,ss yo1Sr niests ond IN
Of IL point Of power. il her SUE fsi;h md con;
nd own limits to the letter Of morality - well a.
49, law: and If her chiTalry cannot oourteously
'ur osivs I lady's ristt 70 prisoner, every
or Which guards Brown from re.cue On the l.:
band and from Lynch lsw On tho other, Will
, 1859-11-09
The Lntc Ikaflrond DlxAater---Con1l
tion OF the Wounded.

The Lntc Natlrond DlxAater---CondI-
tion OF the Wounded.
4 Watertown correspondent Of the Milwau-
kee Sentinel writes under date Of the 7ih inst.
as follows:
The poor nnfortuuates who arc here suffering
from injuries received ut the late Kailrond dis
aste7, have continued gradually to improve. and
presume may now be considered out Of dan
ger. McCabe, the fireman. contrary to general
expectation, is now not only alire, but bids fair
to be one Of the first to get about. 1t was
thought hc was dying Friday morning, but be
revived soon after, aud since then has made
rnpid impror enent. Unless something un-
looked for by the physicians, now sets in, have
no doubt you have chronicled the death Of the
last victim 10 the first great railroad accident
that ever happened in our Ssate. sincerely
hope such may be the case.
, 1859-11-09

Continued Harm ia F5rFania.- Ram ored {a-
sasTfrffoa---frtusns.i iAr .nffifta.-.n-,u-
t<rs Of fht Afafs xjnard *usprrfsd-F Fru-
oah!< d<fay IN fht Execution OF Hroton--
Eorr<spe~dsHt< bst.rssn l.. .unrfa Child
esd dor, HTar.
, 1859-11-09

An.rr AGA1S.-Wc are glad to learn that
Conductor Hobart, injured in the Be'leville
casualty, will be able to resume his duties in
few days.
, 1859-11-09
39rrss & Trib1tttt.

CHIC AZ O.
NOTICE TO MAIL SUBSCRIBERS.
The dat. thc eud Of The strip which yot name
nj. tel. r.nrr. fhr rim. ~A<s pour sue1p,i +7,fr4,
l-uies1 thea renewed will be discontinued. rease ,enIlt
,rs..s that date !! you wish the p.ptr continued. IT,
ruC EJEcT1AyS VESTERnAV.
, 1859-11-09

- Tichot! Conchas!! Comerciante
La 0rleans Rega}ia de Lendres La MejeE
Do - Habana!!!!. Choice and select brands
Of Cigars just received b. D. ". Corbin / Co.,
IS South Clark stree:. Try them.
, 1859-11-09
massAchuRettss
Last year Banks WINS elected Governor Of Aas-
saehusctts By 1888 over Beach and Lawrence

We are requested 10 state that it was at
the lss: Presidential election Tint the zimts'
Ottawa correspondent, G. Il. Bassett, headed
the list Of Abolition electors for Illinois, lie
did what he could to defeat tho gallant Fremont
md received eight votes in La Sale County.
, 1859-11-09
A REPUBLICAN VICTORY IN DE"
TTI0fT.

~
TIK0fT.
The Republicans Of Detroit have covered
themselves with imperishablo honor. Last
wear the city went Democratic by nearly four
hundred majority. Yesterday tho Republican
candidate for Mayor was elected by eight hum
ired majority, and seven out Of the ten Alder
men elected are Republicans. Well done. Ire
rub!icans Of Detroit!
, 1859-11-09

No71cE, There is, at tl:is time, in Chicago,
au individual, who curcs Epi!eps lie is, esi-
mcans. Volumes could be said regarding this
matter, both OF the nlcan* and the experience
OF the individual. 1t, however, is thought
better that personal interviews be substituted,
which Gnu be hat. free Of charge)@ @by addrsss-
ing 4. u. {pre.paid) at the Richmond House.
This, also, embraces cure Of partial Aberra-
ton Of the-Mind. The hes. reference will be
afforded. nos-3t+
, 1859-11-09
SECOND GIFT lII'1 CONCERT
Metropolitan Hall,
WEDNESDAY EvEN'G, NOVEMBER STE.
THE BEST VOCAL TALENT OF THE CITY
VIII hrpear,
TOGETHER WITH THE LIGHT GCARD BAND

Tc0ErHER W1Tn THE LIGHT GCARD BASp-
K3rPAx.rrr14Es ~ r1co oaAxxE-1
Afs he Concert tha following valuable f!ts. (which
warranted seprr rsAEted} will be distributed
Annnk the aad1eEe-. IN the a7ne
manner l. Il tho list
Gtt Concert
, 1859-11-09

WANTED-To purchase new
W Or secondhand Horsepower Hay pEe1. n good
xpyklnE order Also. 10 hsra who thoroughly
de.saas the business 60 iuto the county and press
no41.t Algonquin, tLluosS.
, 1859-11-09

PEEcoc11r.-Smart boy our Jeems. lie says
iii folks, only know'd what sights o nice Hats
and Cups they keep to Loomises, ut o7 Clark
street, Iarmon block, be. don't believe they'd
20 anywheres else for EN-" Just our opinion
nrecisely "op1y . little more So"
, 1859-11-09

The receipts and shipments Of produce for
the past week, compared with those Of the
week previous and tie corresponding week III
1853, will be found in the following tables -
COMPARATIVE zxrr,rTs Axrsr,r4Ks7s ur
tA<5 EEEE.
rrrvrr~ &utrNrsYN
, 1859-11-09

The one hundred car l0aQS OF ear corn tAat noFe
been received over the Illinois Central Railroad
since Monday morning.
= Continued sale ut auction Of carpets,
rugs, oil cloth, curtain goods. 4c.. By John
West, at bis store, No, Ill Lake street, this
morning at .: o'clock, Gilbert and Sampson
auctloneers..
II We advise all llousckeepers that tavc
not yet had nradstreets Jappaned Door Strip
fitted to thier DOORS to order them ut at once 1t
is good article mud every outside door needs
We believe Mr. Eradstrect's office is somewhere
in Rice's Block.
The Cn,Lp KpSArr1so CAss.-1t is believed
that the kidnappers Of the little daughter Of
Peter CErsen Of VIII County, have been traced
| to the West Division Of this city, but the clue
has been lost. We trust our detectives will
lose no diligence in developing this mystery.
t WARRANTED Nor TO srAnr.-A pair Of horses
attacLed TO State street car made dead bulk
on that thorouehfhre last evening, mud held to
| their purpose for twenty minutes, resisting all
such pcrsuasives as iron bars, straps and billets
Of wood. 1 horse car Is serious place for
balky horse,
.--,, ----
TASpENuoFF's KEAp1SGs.-Mr. Taudenhoa' 5
.5;, ~ ..o,-o,o,;,o, rr,,t ,ss4 ..s,;,, h..
'ea04ah ~ AA.'4 110. ~
fore the Young Mems Association last evening
was success IN an respects lacking only IN
that the severe rain fall diminished the attend
ance. As It was the house was good one and
tue entertainment Of high order.
Tu. Lar Of F.rTu-Fricnds of the family
will rrmember that the funeral of the late DR.;
M,rxe1l viii take ,1acc to-day fgedne.dav, A,
ce,ara vi. from tho En;scona, Church n,
II o,c,ocl, A sncc;a, tr,in will ieare the demo,
|
, 1859-11-09

SEnvEp HIN RloH1-Ous friend Toodles was
foolish enough to take = lot Of very old md
shabby clothing to Cook i Aclaln. es Dearborn
street, WHO kept them-until the next day, when
they returned them, looking as fresh md glossy
IS when new. and any man who makes such u
fool Of himself deserves to be serred the same
, 1859-11-09

TIE FESTIVAL or TIE PROTESTANT 0npuAx
As11rx.-The managers and friends Of the
Protestant Orphan Asylum are to give Festi-
val for the Benefit Of that noble charity, 1t the
Dadeta Assembly Rooms in Garrett Block On
Friday and Saturday evenings, 11th and 18th
insts.
Tbs Zouayes, Col E. E. Ellsworth command
ing, have consented to add to the other faatures
Of one Of these evenings the attractions Of ons
Of their beautiful and uoyel dIi1ls,
, 1859-11-09

rArExr LEA7uERs.-E. s. Wells, nj the Metro
politan Shoe store, is still selling eight dollar
patent leather boots for six dollars. A few cases
Icf..
, 1859-11-09

GIFT CoxCkRr To.x1Gur.-At the last Gilt
Concert there WIS ONO rrizs which every oue
present drew, a capitably selected and executed
programme. A similar prize will reward the
audience to night, and besides this a grand
scheme Of prizes OF all grades Of value from Il
grand piano to a sheet Of music. Look ont and
secure tickets.
, 1859-11-09

Piano FoR1rs.-Just received fine assort-
ment Of first Premium Pianos from the manu-
factory Of Doardman, Gray / Co, and other
New York manufactures. For sale or to rent
on the most fayorsble tetms By ". u. hinibsll
No. Y9 South Clarl street. no7-Gt
, 1859-11-09

T OST-Novembcr 7th, between 3
Laad o'clock, in tbs afternoon. GOLD BRACELET
which was dropped While I.islaE Lake stree.
Clark a, Madison TO Alrx.a avenue. Sapp7sed to hsvs
bc.n tp by gentleman sIvnk Michigan avs1ue
The Under vii! Be tewaet eavinc II the ottct OF
ti{s n tnsr po3Ilt
, 1859-11-09

~ All collectors and solicitors for Whole
sale Houses in the interior Of this and tile ad-
Joining States, will find it to their advantage to
drop 4 line to r. .. Box 1s20, for extra employ
meDt. noo-'t
, 1859-11-09

THE LAST OF EAR1H.-Fricnds Of the family
will remember that the funeral Of the late Dr..
Maxwell will take place to-day "Wednesday at
Genera, Wis, from the Episcopal Church, at
II o'clock. A special trsin will leave the depot
Of the Galena + Chicago Union Railroad this
morning ut II o'clock, returning in the after
nnnn
, 1859-11-09

Gas F1xrrnEs-Rrown Wilder are now re-
ceiTing from Cornelius i Baker, and other man
ufacturers, large assortment Of late patterns
Of Chandeliers Pendants aud other Gas Fixtures,
Globes, DC All in need will please call at Il
aud ~ State street.. oclI:eem
, 1859-11-09

"TnrnE IS CoRS N EGrrr."-An abundant
proof Of the time-honored phrase is found in
the one hundred car loads Of ear corn that have
been received over the Illinois Central Rai1roud
siucc Monday morning.
, 1859-11-09

It We advise all lousckeepers that tavc
not yet had 1'radstreet's Jappaned Door Strip
fitted to ther doors, to order them ut at once It
is good article md every outside door needs
We believe Mr. Eradstrect's office is somewhere
in Rice's Block.
, 1859-11-09

- The Democratic majcrity in the city Of
New York last fall, was eo,05s, mud the Repub-
lican majority in the State 17,440.
, 1859-11-09

REL,c1ors No7,cE.-The Rsy. Samuel Cowell,
Of Lockport, will lecture il Trinity Church this
evening: Tue hour of service will lie ! instead
Of II O'Clock. =:
, 1859-11-09

= Continued sale at auction Of carpets,
rugs, oil cloth, curtain goods, 1c.. BY John
West, at his store, No. Ill Lake street, this
morning nj Q! o'clock, Gilbert and Sampson
puctiQncers,.
, 1859-11-09

TASpENuoFF's KEAp1SGs.-Mr. Faudenhoa's
reading nj metropolitan 1Iall last evening be-
fore the Young Mems Association last evening
was success in all respects, lacking only in
that the severe rain fall diminished the attend
ance. As II was the house vas good one and
the entertainment Of a high order.
, 1859-11-09

ILLINOIS Sr. ASDnEw:s' Soc1E7r.-~Thc pre-
paratoyy meeting OF the Illinois St. Andrews
Society for the election Of Officers will be held
at the Highland Guard 4rmory, on Thursday
evening, 10th inst, ut s O'Clock.
no9-4t jonr STEWART, Secretary.
, 1859-11-09
LOCAL MATTERS,

~ Go to John Jones, 1ls Dearborn street,
and ret your clothes cleaned and repaired. They
will be well donc and ut prices to suit the times
T a. D. rinkham has received tho zp-
po,ntment of General Western Agent Of the
Sullivan Bleaching Co.. headquarters ut Chica-
20. Mr. Pinkham has Just returned from q
very successfultE;p South AL orders address,
ed 10 ,1r. T., at Chicago, ~ill mset with prompt
attention.
, 1859-11-09

1'IGEoS Tu,EyEs.-Two lads Matthias Hill,
and rcter Wendt, were sent to the Reform.
School yesterday for stealing pigeons.
, 1859-11-09

1rr1gn AND CuEEaE EXHIBITION citl-
zcns Of Chicago are hereby informed that an
exhibition for best samples Of Butter and Cheese
from the dairies Of this State, will be given at
96 State street, on the 9Th and 10Th Of Novesn"
Der. After the exhibition, the same will be
sold By FoLsox DonsE7r. nori-St
, 1859-11-09

II See advertisement Of Cornell i Co.'s
two-th1cad noiseiess premium Sewing Machine
and uuiyersal hemmeT, ~. 1856 Lake it.
au17-1y
, 1859-11-09

TnE GREAr LAND SClr.-Tha new trial Of the
great suit Of Geo. c. Bates rs. the Illinois Cen
trail Railroad Company, set down to commence
this morning in The United State. Court before
Judge Drummond- The plaintiff, who sues to
recover property Of the vaIue Of three millions
Of dollars, is represented By Aessrs- Mclean,
Will and other counsel. Nessrs. Joy, Douglas,
end other leading members Of our Western bar
represent the Railroad Company.
, 1859-11-09
TIL E CITY.

poI1cE-Thc list yesterday ga,e eight small
fights and hall score of drunls.
, 1859-11-09
baltimore Election.
The following il the complete vote Of Dalti-
zno,e far Controller and Congressman:
ypk CONTROLLER.


"1&E6W&1H III lUuJs
Vs. ~.,r< ;co Randall YVES elected by +:4
m,ior;tv, The vols was for Randall 1853 :
cno., :. ;e3s. Milwaukee gare Cross mnjor-
i,y of s.sss. Several Of the candidates on the
Renublicsu,tjcket were defeated.
, 1859-11-09

WARRANTED Nor TO SrAnr.-A pair Of horses
attacLed to State street car made dead bulk
on that thoroughfhrc last evening, md held to
their purpose for twenty minutes, resisting oil
such pcrsuasivcs as iron bars, straps and billets
Of wood. 4 horse car Is a serious place for d
balky horse,
, 1859-11-09

- The following card failed to reach us in
season to appear in yesterdays issue, aud We
publish it this morning, to place Mr. Welch
right before his friends ind neighbors: