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, 1859-11-08
The Baltimore III niA1l
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The result Of the MARYLAND election. ms Off.
chilly ascertained, gives Democratic minority
Of two in the ssenutr and eighteen in the linusc,
making twenty On joint batut. Thc Democratic
nominations in the counties were nladr with
particular reference to the condition Of things
in Baltimore, and the members are committed
to adopt such measures is will cdcctualy sup
press rufhanissn there.
The Infamous lottery system will be broken
down, as the parties interested in those swind-
lin. cpnccrus contributed largely in money ~
kccp up the fighting clubs. learn TINT the
officials in Baltimore aEc greatly alarmed al tue
prospect Of thcse sweeping reforms. and are de-
yisiny wars aud mems Ia avert thetl.
The recollection Of the Hon. James i. Pcarcr.
as L. :. Senator, is considered certain, though
cx-Gor. Gravson and other gentlemen are
pressing their claims. It is questionable whc.
iher Winter Dayis and HarTis will get through
their contest as easily this time as last ~
Democratic House then permitted them 10 re-
lain their seats. aud IN Opsosltinn 1fvuse, 10
strongly Opposition n* not to reed their votes.
can *flus lis impariiality by risidly investi!at-
ing tue alleged frauds, aad If Sustained. reject
them. IN, told the violation Of the ballot-bnx
1csortcd to, 10 compass their election, exceeded
auy,hin. il, 'thr history Of Missouri border ruf.
tani*m: md il 80. the crime should be rebnkcj.
Fraud is an engine that may be turned against
nnv parry. and none hare suffered more from it
than the Republicans.
The approaching execution Of Brown is
viewed with some trepiiation br Northern Dem
ocrass, as they fear il will injufe their party, br
exciting anew the Anti-Sl4very feeling of the
North, and transform John N1nwn iuto u mst-
tyr. learn, however, That in no case could
brown get away from, Charlcstown alive. even
if par.loned by Cor. Wise, for the people there
are arc 60 inc=nsrd At his rash attempt, which
cost them 10 much trouble and loss Of life, TINT
they arc determined he sanll BE- put to death
1.1-f fou- l,S- / rrr$, fatx Estr Wt-o NJ
mired his spunk, ani might feel disposed to be
a,agnanin,ous. but the people ask for IN c1ntn.
pie, to prevent others from. following in Browns
footsteps.
, 1859-11-08
CHICAGO, TUESDAY, NOVEMBER s, 1859.

is void for want Of his assent, aud it is of most
e.ences IN orra1s e dsh.s m snc;ens ~ esng pfe'
the assets
In relation to Carter, his claim is under the
assignment as now understand it. No delir
cry had been made under his receipt. It's SIM
llar to common warehouse receipt. There is
q difference in relation to what constitutes d.
livery between such receipts covering grain
contract to deliver lumber The assienment
transfers all the property of the coneera gen.
orally except that only covered br the receipt,
and us to HAT, makes Carter assignee. The ls.
gal effect Of the assignments, that Carter is a
preferred creditor under the assignment, This
hrn must be declared dissolved, receiver ap-
pointed and the Injunction retained"
, 1859-11-08
Death or DR.. Phf1tu rfarxrou1


Inc Intelligence Of tue death of Ur. MARVEL,
mas been recelvea with very general sadness in
'hia community, where he has been for mauy
years most esteemed and respected resident
lie died at noon on Saturday at lis country
residence At Gency, Wisconsin, aftcr m Illness
OF some two or three weeks, in the fu1l noxc.s.
sion OF his faculties.
In Dr. Maxwell passes away one Of the o,a
'and marks Of our community. lie was born
81 1u'Hosd, ", on the Sd Of April, 17?e. md
was therefore little over GO years Of age. ue
studied medicine in New York ci.y under Dr..
Aots, and commenced practice ut Sackett's
nafooE IN 1seess. In 1eSa he was commissioned
as surgeon in the army by Gen. Jackson. and
repaired to Fort Gratiot, at the foot Of Lake
Huron, He came 10 this city in the same rczr,
and remained hero Till 1857, when the Army
WIS removed. lie served in The Florida w:r
under zen. Taylor, and was several Years A.
tachcd to his command.
In 1872 he resigned his commission and re-
turned to this city, engaged successfully
in the practice Of his profession till u
'ew years since, when q handsome com.
Ietence begaile1 him from the active
duties of professional life- Some three years
since he retired to his beautiful country seat ut
Geneva, Wisconsin, where he has been SPEND
ING the evening Of his days ia PEACE He was
one Ut the seTen who originally located the land
on which the beautiful town of Genera uow
stands. 1t WAS purchased some time during
his first residence in Chicago, and it WAS NEE,
1,.,k t.-. T. IL
, 1859-11-08

The Doushfaces are exceedingly anxious tf'
ret possession Of the County Treasury. They
arc very hausry: they feel us gaunt as
f4naiehed wolves, and 4 chance ut the COLI
tents Of til" peoples strong boz for the next
two years, would be favor gladly received.
There is 4 grcat Presidential struggle coming
OF next year, which will be attended with cor-
siderable expense. 1t would be conrenient If
the Vro-s'a>ery gentlemen could have The
County Treasury ao levy On, instead Of having
TO put t.,cir hands in their pockets and c1tEac:
the need,ut. Wc can't think Of any moral Or
politics! obligations the Republicans Of Chicago
nre under 10 furnish ammunition 10 their enc
, 1859-11-08

CARPETS Ayn CERTAIN Goons 1T ACcT1oS.--
T!s's morning, commencing ut .: o'clock pre-
cisely, Nr. John West commences the sale (at
auct:on,) Of his entire stock Of Carpets, Curtain
Goods, ETC., at his store room, No. Ill Lake st.,
up stairs. All the goods are to be sold free and
without reserve, and in quantities to suit pur-
chnsers. Mcssrs. Gilbert L Sampson are the
o.,ctir1rnrs
, 1859-11-08

IlcccIlcr OIL Slave InxutrcctionE, ctc.
The e1trncls which We publish Til. mor1,in;.
iron, Il late sermon hy litary Ward Eccchc.,
will repay perus:l- MIR, l;eechcr gives his opin-
lou fully End freely upon the su!icc, Of melting
lug di+cunten: in 1h.ir minds, etc. Looking a;
tas subject 1roln Christian stand paint, hf
evolves lesson which those isn:'uticnt reform.
trs who <et III to b,1=yc t.,:tt it is their sreciul
'a;asion 10 yeitr:s ail the wrongs in tue world
without waiting li'r order Of Providence, will
s!n we'll to :,cntier
, 1859-11-08

ILLINOIS SoRxAI Cs1vERs.1r -Bg1cxwosx
F1s1sHEn.-We aFe very happy to learn thst,
on the wali Of the Normal Univers;tY buitd;no
at noon to-day The work has been pushed fors
ward With great energy since our last uotica.
and unless heavy rain intervene, which At thc
hour We write does not look probable. tbe
"hesvy part" Of this great enterprise viii Be
finished On this blessed fifth day Of November
Of nu the year. We understand that sore Of
the friends Of the institution will bs On band to
see the last brick properly put down.-B1om-
iAeton R1ntdqrapk.
, 1859-11-08

CONFIDENCE GAuE.-0ne of the Railroad Com
pauies bought store Of Thomas George T. Co.,
on Friday, for which they were to send. Soon
after d draymcn came, to whom the stove was
delivered. 1t nov turns out that be bad no au.
thority and the store turns out missing,
, 1859-11-08
Anticipated Slave 1nbnrrect1on In
Harrison County, AcntuchS--Pub-
lie Meeting.

CtSzAlAxA. ny Sov. ls5s.
Eds Courier: Yesterday large and reepect-
able meeting Of the citizens cs Ibis place and
vicinity was held at The Court House. to take
iuto consideration the subject matter ts ihe
anonymous letter fo:ewarn'nsa *cry'ie !nsurTec'
lion Of the slaves in this aud several Of the sar
rounding Counties Stringent: resolutions were
adopted. and Il thorough Police Organization
Was effected for town and country, 10 that the
slightest demonstration on The part Of tie con
spsrators will be the signal for q concentration
Of the forces Of the " lies for battle. Oh liar.
rison's " souls in ar1ns and enscE tor the fray.
As IN evidence Of that fact, there is not to be
had. or was not yesterday. a siugle pistol in my
Of the stores for sale. 4 fresh supply has been
ordered, and If expected to arrive to-day.
The excitement hns reached the country. and
the greatcst CONSERVATION and a14rm il uaui-
te,ted by some, In fact the, are teu thousand
exaggerated stories flying from tongue to
tongue, To increase ,he already orer-hea1ed i1a-
nginatiou. II anything further should turn up
ot interest, as regards the affair, viii advise
you. Yours, truly, uAap,sos.
, 1859-11-08

F1SCt UuUUs 3ND 10ILES I6f1tEKs.-
JoHS D. PARK has just opened fine stock Of
Fancy Goods. viz:
0IIs. Pomades. I'onatuu,, OK Marrow, 1iai.
Tonic. Washes, Of fine quality.
Clothes Brushes,-English and French, oi
the best patterns.
NAIL BRCsHks, Hand Mirrors, Puff Boxes, Toilet
Powders, Perfumes, &c.
DhEssixG CASES, Travelling Hags, Cabas, Port
Folios. Necklaces. DC.
ponr MoSSA,Es, Wallets, Purses, Cigar Gases
of the most elegant styles.
AnAD,sE- Camphor Ice, Rouge, Ca1mine Pow
der sud other Cosmetics.
RcnugR Goops, Hair Pms, Head Dresses, Belt
buckles, Elastics, Head Nets, DC.
CoRK ScnEws, Tablets, Bracelets, Brooches,
Tea Bells, Fans in endlc variety.
B Remember the place, John D. Park. No.
III Lake street. noSct
, 1859-11-08

We ask our friends not to sutfcr themselves
10 he mis1cd by any roorbacks that may bc put
aaoat to-day respecting the Republican ticket
or any Of the candidates upon it. The gentle.
men put in nomination are citizens Of uuim.
peachsb!c integrity, whose well-earned reputa-
tion should save them from any fabrication
put adoat on the morning of election, when it is
too late to show its falsity. That such TN at-
tempt will be 1uadc we lure reason to more
than suspect; but wheresoeyer and By whom
*oeveE it may be set on foot, let it be branded
as it deserves will, The stamp OF false}ood.
, 1859-11-08

DOES MS Mo1uEa KNOW AE's olr-The St.
Louis DtMocrdt says:
ia little boy about eleren vcags Of age, arrived
in this city On Friday, from Chicago. lie gires
his name as John Coruey, and say that he caue
pose Of living with us mother, who has fur
sou.e time been n resident Of this city. 4 gen.
teu,an finding Linn wandering about The streets,
brought him to the Central Police Station. from
which place he was sent to the City Missionary,
Nr Ward
, 1859-11-08

Election I'atsday* .Nor,s.


tan~@E 7r+1fsr<r. II. E0TpEN,
cnST >"ff r*"T- MDLCUTT.
"'7@'4 t'@+'t.+l1"rF r. EIERuAHT.
NTH t'AtcAE3,
sc~H Sur~trtsor--FTr..trek Tuttte,
'AA1F4Ht SntxviAar-AHt'n Gibbs.
~xn <r't.-ts-H Mt Iihc+.
T'<a f.ret~-Nilla:n II. W1lier.
sAs.aAs'-Sttl N4:laa4t.
~ tt.H4-s.""*rs :. l:hu.sn~-c- T. BExs, L. " Stone
tt....s-5<" Hightc,y-!ss District, r. r. Cousock; "a
fe~,4t An.,e.-1acyb k.b,,
NORTH CHICAGO
7n1-" :sa~r1ttor-A. II. I:u.try.
AtsAFahE -LI+ufrt+,r-AakuAu. StcEnl.
7tnfn . u'.7'.r-J. ], 1;ic..a1ct.
Tors tAert-Thrth.Ne Frrsc.
A.%A~7r-H. j. Eaul.n,l.
.sm.'.i..*': # Hi7'1eays-Narn Le~iz> Jacob po1s.
man. PIFa:t. Ma.a -
t's1'd u1A:c'-r-Asp liH't.
wEs: CHICAGO.
iVH" %IxrKi~br-A, u. ft.tpp.
*ssitb1.f Sd,A-, ri1Ut--A. Il, johnson.
1o.sa C~Fk =. l.. b'its ~.
7o<~ C1!ns-r-F. II, s.te7ts.
A"'<.a'-tsisxCH >co:l.
,,,.s r g High "''zWlliam wluaoea Au4oa
V~<F>~r u Uly4eag-A. rieEcc. Jim Ritter
wArD strEuv1soss.
~ ".T-Tee. Fa: Gh Wasd-n. C'eyeland,
= :. t;rs. T. afs. sha Gea.se TIT; Webster.
ta :. =. Hs..s ufs, III :A.C;cfventsy.
, 1859-11-08

The Democrats have got up spurious Re-
publican ticket with 1l,c nun.c Of Tuos. SrEEE
inserted for County Treasurer in plncc Ct \. II.
Dovdcn. Loo* out lur them. Mr.. Spcer has;
no interest in ,lstE, nearly or remotely. Every
rotc cast for him will 1.e thrown away.
, 1859-11-08

4 Card

70 Tie Voters of Cool County:
l observe with regret that Fly name is used in
connection with the Office Of County Surveyor
on the SOCIAL "Jndepcn,lcnt ticket" wish 10
stale, that ] was not consulted by those who
put my name there. It las been used without
mt knowledge or cousent, as um not candi.
date for tl,n: or any other Office, at this eler-
liuu. CHAs. us1KrSkJHp,
, 1859-11-08

BrAclAn 1oosE.-A policeman On Saturday
night saw 4 man 60 into the lumber Office Of
Graves Morris, on West Randolph street,
under suspicious circumstances. He pitched
into TIC fellow, but after sharp fight the man
, 1859-11-08

- George Eandenhodf will gire one Of his
ininlitable entertainments this evening At Me-
tropofitan Hall. The works Of the poets ind
dramatists glow with new beauties Is rendered
by this justly celebrated man. Tickets u,ay be
had at the door Of the hall, ut D. h. Cooke L
Co.'S. at S: C. Grigg4& Co.'S, and It E. S. Wells
boot and shoe store,
, 1859-11-08

/ RARE CHANCE is offered to
2as one who wishes 10 en9ses ia the Csas and To-
hacco bus!Eess tie pn1Ext2r < te.3%ps OF e-S1ttrE
IN aoAe ether b1ns+. Susii ca2i required, tua.aess
eF!st f.h low, AdtE u Undersigned, Il tt!"onrgHn s
a,s13t JOIN SfE+E.
GRIND STONES.-A full assort-
~ Heat u Lese Huron sad Ee:ea Grind S,ont8 weigh
Ing from 50 to 20 lbs Kept coI1Lntty hand nad
Il c II unusually 1uw prices W THUS. HALE.
iSl39 aE No 4 AQrta MrlA Stfest,
, 1859-11-08

Just Us we supposed and stated yesterday,
Mr. Chas. Herrsnkina never gare his consent
10 run As . candidate for Surveyor on the
uopgrel ticket. See his card in this mornings
papcr rcpudiasins that use Of his name. Mr- II.
is straight out Republican ull the time.
, 1859-11-08

TuE ILLINOIS CENTRAL RAILROAD GREAT LASn
Sc1r.-The new trial Of the great suit Of Geo
e. Bates rs. the Illinois Central Railroad Com
pany, in the United States Circuit Court before
Hon. Judge Drummond, is set down to com.
ype1en }o.d1r
, 1859-11-08

B The style and quality Of clothing made
Broadway or Washington street first class taft
oringh house. Tie prices charged by him are
lower than those Of any other reliable concern
in town. Those WHO have heretofore sent esst
for fine clothes need only make trial to be
convinced.
, 1859-11-08

w Republicans. Those Of you who vote
in 1be afternoon will do quarter of your duty F;
those who vote q: noon will do half Of it; those
who vote early this morning for the Republican
ticket, will do the whole Of it.
, 1859-11-08
A. Su question.

We learn that our friends ut Rockford and
thercabouts are about to celebrate their new
connection with this city, by the completion Of
the keuosha and Rockford Railroad to Harvard
On the Chicago and Northwestern, in an excur-
SION 10 this city about the middle Of next week.
The preparations making are such that will en-
sure all things favoring large and brilliant es-
cursion. We make the suggestion that at this
came excursion, those who By late sad inter
ruption OF their plans were prevented from, CON-
pteting their excursion On the same line, Join
the party, and excursion train from the unper
end Of the Chicago and Northwestern Railway.
meeting the Rockford train ut Harvard, and ali
come in together.
On she train to which the Belleyi.lc casualty
occurred, were very many who were making
their trip to Chicago one Of business and p!eas-
ure combined. Such .tiIl desire to risit us. The
excursion was originally planned By the mana.
gers Of the c. L u ". R. H., to show the mcr-
chants md manufacturers Of the vicinity Of
Luke Winnebago and Lake Horizon the conyen-
ieuce and advantage Of their rewIy opened
chanucl Of trade to onz market. Why cannot
these join The excursion On next week, aud thus
eire the Rockford excursion thechnrarter Of
movement from along tue entire extent Of the
Chicago and Northwestern and its branches:
What say the managers Of the road, and our cit
izens! The latter, Of course, will have but one
yoice, aud tha. Of welcome. We believe the
Railroad Company, themselves, would not le
ayerse to ealarSins their facilities Oh the day in
question: and combining the deleratinns frnr,
, 1859-11-08

CHESTS BLACK AND
1C0 GREEN TEA, IL prices. - half Chess1
j. u. DOASKk i co. "a peayho7n II.
, 1859-11-08

SINGULAR AND MYSTERIOUS AFrA1R-k1nSAr-
Ping rorxc WHITE CH1tn.-IutelIigenc
reached our detectives in this city yesterday
al Il n,a.,er that is causing the most profound
scusa,:on IL the vicinity Of Will County. It
seems That on Saturday last young female
child two years old WIS stolen from the resi-
3ence Of IFS parents, the father, Peter Carsen, 4
respectatle German farmer at Washington
township. near Crete. Two men in wagon
drawn By q psir Of bsy horses were near the
premises, and tits supposed took the child away
with them.
During Saturday night and Sunday The coun-
tzr wss being secured far and wide BY large
companies Of the residents OF that vicinity, in
crery direction. The men and team hars been
traced 10 Blue Island and thence to the juno.
ticn si1 miles from this city. In Thornton and
:: Blue Island persons state that they SAW team
: like that referred to with two men and q LITTLE
girl between them. The uen drove pair oi
:. lay horses, with long tails, attached to two
! seat, light spring wagon, the body painted red
1: The child IL = girl two years and 4 htlf old
light complexion and hair almost white. She
lad on bine waist and figured red calico dress
/! being clothed in German fashion.
, 1859-11-08

INDIA RCpoEn Sr11s.-For this week are set
down the suits in whic!, q score or more of our
prominent wholesale dealers are made parties
in the United States Circuit Court, before Judge
Urummond. tie plaintiff, Day, Of New York,
having sued for alleged infringcmeuts of his
IN salltru eh;zxad
, 1859-11-08

- All collectors and solicitors for Whole
snte Houses in the interior Of 1hi& and the nd
joininS States, will find it to ,asr advantage to
n1cut. n0p-ft
, 1859-11-08

GAS F1xrCREs.-lsrown j. Wilder are now re-
ceiving from Cornelius + Baker, and other man,
ufactcrtrs. large assortment Of late patterns
Of fChandeliers Pendants and other Gas Fixtures,
Globes, &c Al! n need will please call at ii
and ~ StAte street. ocl1:am
, 1859-11-08

Reform ScuooL.-A refractory German lad.
named Martin Base, was sent to the Reform
School yesterday.
, 1859-11-08

OS00 LBS. GUM DROPS,
ACOO md stteah and lage aso,t1asat Of SeE
York con:ec1.onsry;.-
, 1859-11-08

The JuAFEn1z cAsE.-The Henry Jumpertz
case comes on before the Superior Court the
present November term.
, 1859-11-08

VOTES VOTES VOTES.
VI CAN GET CP
j Thousand Votes in l Hours Time,
seId -FOUR on.ers to-day 10 RAND,
, 1859-11-08

Piano FoRrEs--Just received hne assort-
mcut af first Premium Pianos from the mnuu-
f.ctory Of Boardmal, Gray 4 Co, and other
New York manufactures. For sale or to rent
on the most favorable terms by ". ". himba1l
No, 80 South Clark street,
, 1859-11-08

So1.cE:-There is, at this tine, in Chicago.
an individual, who cures Epilepsy. lie is, Ell.
dently, the only one who has arrived at The
means. Volumes could be said regarding this
matter, both Of the neans and the expefience
OF the individual II, however, is thought
better that personal interriews be substituted.
which can be had free Of chasgej By sddr. $.
Ing 4. D. (prc-paidj at the Eichnnad House.
This, also, embraces a cure Of partial Aberra-
tim Of tho Mind. The best reference will be
afforded. nos-3t*
, 1859-11-08

DcrTEE AND CHEESE Exulnr71oS.-The eiti-
zeus Of Chicago aye hereby Informed that m
exhibition for best samples Of Butter and Cheese
from the dairies Of this State, will lie giveu II
VI State street, on the 9th ind 10th Of Sovem
ber- after the exhibition, the same will be
sold By FoLsoA DoRsE11. ror7-3t
, 1859-11-08

- Sec reward offered for stolen child in
to-dar's advertisements.
, 1859-11-08

- An item of interes. 10 every lady visiting
this city: The largest stuck and greatest varl-
city Of Millinery shown by auy one concern may
Clark street, roy1.4t
, 1859-11-08

Tue EXHIBITION OF THE DEAR MrrEs LAST
EsES1Sc.-Ooe Of tie most pleasing exhibitions
that ever delighted apacked and crowded house
at Metropolitan Hall, was the exhibition Of The
Deaf Mutes that took place last evening, under
tue care Of :heir teacher, r. e. Gil!ctt, ESD, of
tho Illinois State Asylum for Tic Deaf and
Dumb, ut Jacksonville. The performers last
evening were len selected from the entire num-
Der OF inmates, with design Of showing their
proficiency at different stages Of instruction,
from three months at tbs Institution to three
years.
The entertainment was free one, aud the
audience left neither sitting nor standing room.
We cannot partieularize where all was so good,
but have none too strongly characterized the
merit of the whole Us above. The noble public
churisy which develops in thcse uuforturates
such readiness in expressing md shaping their
wonderfully quick perceptions, is by such exhi-
bitions strongly enforced aud kept before the
public mind. Sir. Gillett has rare faculty Of
instruction,
, 1859-11-08

- yicbo!. Conchas!! Ccnerciante
LII orleans Kegalia &c l.ondrcs La Meier
he "a Habana!!!.! Choice and sslect brands
Of Cigars just reccirc1 By y. n. Co rbin i Co.,
IS South Clark street. Try them.
, 1859-11-08

s3 See advertisement of Cornell / Co.'S
two-threal noiseiess premium Sewing Machine
nud universal hsnmer, No 1888 Lake st-
aun7~1v
, 1859-11-08

ANOthcr 1k0N1c 10 10C110F0s
That portion ti tie kcnosha a''} Rockford
Railrooa between The Chicago and Northwest.
crn Earoad rsl Rockford. i>to be a::shednest
Monday 7 Ile line will Lc run in connection
with ,.e Northwestern load. An excursion
from. Rockford TO :his city is set down fer
Wednesday Of ncxt wccS. Chicago vii! extend
10 her Rockford friends right cordial welcome.
, 1859-11-08

r. :. H. SCIIvE.S, tIseFti.in, 4yen. 63 DedradFn-a
..u.srz<I to raire 4isast.1A:4 !h4 asd all tAs
L~udiaq PaP<rs Ct the .io,fA Nt.t- ja1-hsl+y
, 1859-11-08

DARS BrnSEp At HAxpcRGu.-The barn of
Nr- 1uerny, at uanburgh, was destroyed by
fire on Saturday evening with its contents
Loss 5000.
, 1859-11-08

- S,xeEE'S SEwiNa MACHINES FOR TABOR.
ING AND LEATHER SEWING, 1T G6 LAKE. STREET.
, 1859-11-08

EEPrnL1cAS MEEr1Sa.-The meeting ut North
Market Hall last evening, although not numer-
onsy Intended, Was one Of decided interest,"
Eli bates, Esq, presided, md Charles K!emm
acted Is Secretary. Three more eloquent and
telling speeches ate rarcl5made ut one meeting
than those By Nessrs. Arnold, kreismann and
LarEed, and they were received with yery
marked enthusiasm,
, 1859-11-08

IIElGHr or Cur11ksY.-I.ct friend tell his
story Of visit 10 onc of our great packing hous-
es Says he: "The foreman took us all over
the premises. We saw everything. lie WIS n
you'd natared :scotc1.mau, and full Of desire to
nut us through i'll good s,ape.' We went to
where the NTH we're killing the hogs al the rate
OF len or dozen in as many minutes, FIRST by
knocking them down with s1cdge, then stick-
ing them. We looked On minute or two, when
he burst ont, 'Touldnt " like to tnoci 1o1sn q
l"y or t.co yoars<,fi' We declined his invita-
tion. having no personal animosity asains. the
hogs" Courteous in the foreman, anyway.
, 1859-11-08

:B DON'T forget the great sale Of Lost Dag
gage, Dry Goods, Boots. Shoes, &C., ut the il.
.. II. H., Tuesday, Nov 9TH.
no.-2t Z. II. kE11r / Sox. Auctr.s.
, 1859-11-08

TARNS AND CITY PROPER
TT--Anr person wiAsrk 10 txchas&e kood s:etk Of
DIT GOODS cr AARDwAKEf fsr tae Fam in nc r.
Jole. Or Aankak:s CITY Will tnd - o2po.tuny'o g
,sa er.r7 e1 ~ ;epro!ed a. Srh ,rbes
~airs st1nt Sc &c .and lying ar}:aln. ths touts.ne
town II Little pE.ftt.t.
, 1859-11-08
LOCAL MATTERS.

~ Go to John Jones, llo Dearborn street.
and get your clothes cleaned and repaired. Tbev
Will be well done and at prieea to suit the ti1es.
, 1859-11-08

LOOK orr Fon TuEx.-West Siders to-day
must look out for spurious tickets printed o. L.
0Hara instead Of E. L. 0'HARA for Town Clerk.
1t will not do to hare Ed. defeated By SO f]imsy
dodge.
, 1859-11-08
THE CITY,

20 Vote early" and see that the moncrcls
dont" vote often.''
No QroKCN.-The Common Council had ro
quorum last evening.
, 1859-11-08

TOR SALE-Or to Rent Cheap
- The foustory Brick Building opee!aE tie N!eyt
twetn Catk aLd Dearborn STREETS. In the Of s1ovs
Hs!fs n:iletns. e?sA ehAaee for Aanu.1st1rsak
ne,'az:: 3a',T Of wM BKOSs =: TIE rzts AL Tribune
0Aee 81 Z ark strttt nn3h3E1tn
, 1859-11-08
1l2aantED.

WANTED - By q young lady
oras MaSc Teacher IN >caool References Oven. Al
dress TEACHER past ofbce bo1 A-.a Chteaxo, notxIy