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, 1860-10-22
The Philadelphia Contested Election
--ButteF W. Lebmn~.
correspondence Of the y. y. Ttlbuue1


IuuApz1rniA, oct- l., 1eol
There is fe.,nent AMONG lie politicians #
the Ist UiAtI1ct touching an alleged fraud bs
which Butler has beeo returned rs elected to
Congress. lfthere be fraud Ut a!l, it il ad
1ni.red that neither Butler nor Any 1f bis friends
had any knowledge oft. i: is emphatic4!lv u
family quarrel among the differert wings of tie
they hare done It themselves. Lelman, the
Douglas candidate, has been 1oored by tl:
Brtckinridge men In r=venge for the Douglas
vnter5 boftlng certain BreckinridRe candidates
for the Legislature. Butler has received hi5
certiGcas. from the Return judges; but uuder
our Law, two returns are made to tue Governor,
one BY them ard one by ths FrotEonotary, snd
Governor tnsy omit Buffers nsnle, and with
hold certificate under tho broad seal u the
Commonwealth.
The traud is said to be this, and occurred ir
the Fourth Ward, Moyamensng, q district from
time immemor;6l ruled By the rougbest Of the
The rough Democracy; The Judges
Of lis ten prsc;Ects met on Wednesday last and
made up their returns, appointing Wm. Byer =,
a DrecAiurldge man. Is Return Judge to the
genera! meeting on Friday. Each OF tuese ten
Judges kept memoranda Of the yote, as did Mr.
Lehman and the reporters, all being copied
from book containing the returns Ct The tca
precincts, and sh'a book gsve Butler ,ovs votes,
signed such a return, and delivered 1t to Bier
i to ha2d in to ;ls general meeting on
Fnday. but On that day be handed in
return giviug Butter 1,leo votes, L. man
1,3s9, and King eos, taus defeating Lehman.
This last return Is alleged to be forged. Some
Of the signers nwear their signatures 10 it are
forgeries, while o:hers say theirs Gre genuine.
Dys,ly hns been bound orer TO answer for for.
gerry, yet it il well known he can neither rexd
nor write, 80 that If q wrong has been done.
others must bare bad hand in it. Altogether,
it il strange affair to happen amorg tie har-
mouious Democracy. and where the wrong il to
be zigtted ~s do net exactly see, whether in
Court cr IN Congress. But fresh coun:
Of the ballots will und doubtedly be had some
where, and that being done, We are persuaded
that Dat!cr will be shown 10 hare oeiori.y.
a., if Lehsnko has been cheated in one ward, it
il fully believed that Butler has been worse
cheated in oshtrr. Should Lehman obtain bis
seat, it will be somo satisfaction to know ths!
he il really all able lawyer, an enthusiastic
Tariff man. and heart and soul anti Leeomptoa, 4,
all which is Infinitely better than could have
bean said Of Tom Florence.
, 1860-10-22
New Fo.t Ofiice KorularIon

Assistant Postmaster Armstrong In, brought
to cur notice new regulation cf the Depart
ment, to g. in force on Nov 1st, which every
one. busiuesn 1nea in par .icular, should be in,-
mediatelg advised Of. By ths present 81 stem,
letters deposited, rot bearing The required
s.zmp, are detained IN the oflice where deposited
willie the Postmaster If tie same ADVISES the
parry to whcu they a1e addressed, that such
letter will be forwarded on receipt Of the re-
quired stamp.
By the new role, soon TO be- inaugurated, al
such lettsrs are to be forwarded 1ortswith 10
the dead letter Office at Washington, and i'm.
mediately become dead letters. This will entail
serious Inconvenience and loss upon a]l parties
who nro :nc.utious in seeing their Letters well
mud secare1y stampsd. who will not be likely 10
deem the charge r wise or feiicious one.
Every person who values pronptress in dis
patching their correspondence. or eyea hasing
it dispatched at al. in the right direction, will
pay yer; strict regard to the matter Of stamps,
aod see them we'll seeured to their letters. To
do this it will be better not % licE all The gum
off the stamp, but uoisten it such way as to
enable tito give the greatsat efficacy to its i'd
hesive qualities.
, 1860-10-22

There ia much in the present forlorn con-
di.ion o! the people Of Kansas to Gull for active
sylnpAth; and aid in their behalf, lacking az
they are, in the preaen: near approuch Of w;n-
ter. Of eyea the necesaaries O: life, without
the meaas to enable them to crepe to ccmnu-
nities better supplied. THEY must be rel:c=el
where they are, aud the call should no. in vsi1
b. mike to these whom smiling plenty has ris-
lied with bouuteous kazvests. The meeting
called fer Bycn He'll this evening should al
tract numerous attendance. twill commence
II O'CLOCK.
A statement Of facts will be made Iy the Rty.
Chss. Reynolds, Of Lawrence, who has been
sent to Illinois for the purpose Of collecting lid
Other spe:.kers will address The u1eetinn.
, 1860-10-22

The PhiladeIphlau EIcurslonlsts.
0n Saturday norniug between ten and eleY.
In o'clock, ths delegation fron Philadelphia
WAS formally rccsivedi the Errbazge Rooms,
by the msmbers If the Boa1d:of Tr.de Of this
city. II. y. Aann, E'q-, Ptsasdsnt of the
Board, in the caair. =
Julian S. Ruusey, Esq, chairman of the
committee of reception (appointed on Friday)
reported that the committee had performed
their duty, and that the guests Of the Board
were present.
J. C. Wright, E.q, then offered the follow.
ing resolutions, which rers unanimously
passed: -.
WHEREAS, Til, Boar. h.. teen hor<.,d with the .,<,a.
ls na s e e. e2 Il Ss
ctphts seeomp2ned By several keztenea foG The sister
.ss<d Iaas ;as Bss's re NJ oss Of tb. n,,r.ca
feaues Of the lines the immense 1ae1-
~thtn I'm : 1sh pts sdita loa
1i ke1erous md eseEstie soa pssa of The
spesed 70 aest desirable tcat q
cannodies and Ter marketing the vaed and gro. x pro-
cucsluaa Of thu Wts A-d Il detervnx Of csit1t
eoepeSaton in c,nyn: cut he1 wahts In regard her
ae<i tn We ball vii. pleasure tn. Increasing nu,,
g. 81 M & Z. g.,
az :o1 tas t5as ana t.ast hst~een he q.
aas ii. ID. 2S Ss taa. e IN
Clevc.sd, corut. aad he1ty wteume to ous ciy
ss ~ss
sha IN ts 70 Glt.nt fntu:e e. suas he r
ihe oos' zanE1e Of tie oute and the growing
Et:4s.t Ttst merchants. IN naa heartily g.
o1la ~ nc; ,S;ts ne o5sst .ae hstwse Gu. e1ea
h4Ee i large tusp:us 1ctt.
Ar. Wright also added few appropriate .nd
eloquent words. welcoming the oi:ix.ns Of Phil.
adelphia to Chicago. H. referred to other DEL
egAtions from various paris Of tbs country, ard
stst+d that none were received with greater
pleasure than tbs present one. He alluded to
the high position which Phi!ad=lphia anI Phil
sde'phia merchants occupied; and expressed
hope that the relations between them end The
Northwest would be strengthened By the new
Pennsy1sauia route Of travel He drew pic
trrc Of nha. Chicago was but q few short years
'incc, sad what it noH shall become,-tha. Tho
receipts Of produce were greater than those Of
ary two o:hcr cities On the globe, and that the
people of Chicago #ou1d b. raos! happy to sup
ply Philade|phia with grain, in exchange for
iron and manufacturers.
Heary Budd, Esq, CT Philadelphis. respond.
ed on behalf Of the delegation, aad thanked the
Board for the h:arty greeting which they had
received. He said that the newspapers which
know everything. hid truly said, they were
uaisinE pleasure and buaiaess ia their visit.
lie wss gratitled to state that they had been re-
cei1ed eTerywhers with cordial welcome, bat
The Philadelphians would cherish in their .ecol-
ectiors, most gratefully Of all, the hospitalltes
and welcome Of Chicago.
LII. huaa. having made q few appropriate
remarks on the occasion, the Board adjourned
for business, and the delegation freely mingled
With the members Of the Boart, while the usual
amcuat of buying aad selling went On.
Ths e1cussioaisis left on Saturday evening
for Milwaukee, to return 10 our city agsia on
Monday.
, 1860-10-22

TIE "TExTH WARD TKxPxRAxCE LKe1oy."-
This Organization will hold its frat meeting for
tho ensuing quarter this (M.n! 81 evening 1t
1t O'Clock, in Ed~2rds' Chaps. e5raer Of South
Aa'sted and Harrison atreets. The address Of
the eren'Dg will be delivered By c.. Hull.
Esq, after which, ehort temperance speeches
will be made by several able speakers who hav1
promised to b. present. Tas temperance pledge
will be administered to all who desire it. All
are cordially invited to be present.
RoBERr BARRr, P1eaident.
A LAz1 MAx ForsD. How goe, The
store!"* would say thatit goes elegantly II
and il fully up lin every respect) to tho repre-
serto!ions set forth regarding it. I used tie
store in my hall way, running the pipe up
through the entry way Of the second story (my
amply sufficient to warm the whole second story
without apy other tlres on that floor land had
Eone}. The store il an economical burner,
regulated uitA gr4at <ass, and tan Only trouble
my man found luz Is L1r7Ls lAzr) WAS to nut
IN eoal every morning and eyeEi9G. and take
not m .fe my testimony. as to Tie merits or tds
stare public i but will be happy to bare you
refer 10 ne, as can with pleasure certify that
l believe you Avs offering tbs public tie 1tst
stoes ia ettry ve*pect that has tr<r dtes efered
for sat<. Iremalu, yours, d.. P.
S. It WIGS at Kingston Hotel, Kingston, n.
T., where frat saw Li:tietisld Coal Burner.
The keeper Of the house is perfectly ia love
with his stors; he putsers -roxad it, s;G4 aad
teots at it, talk abou. il, ind I erptet dstams
abou: il, and what is better than nll probably.
he is the u.eans Of selling number OF than.
Alro1Il, 1880.
s!it'efed'- Hallway Coal Busref.
This o:1aton was subsequently, Wild avn.
This Goal Burner may be seen in operation
and are for sale at Van Schaaeks Housekeeper.
Emporium, II State a.seet, where also wilt bs
found nearly <ery arsiel< required for AouH.
keeping.
, 1860-10-22
Murder ofa Missionary By lndIanR.
Especial Dls2a*en 10 the \. y. Tdbune.]

KAshHGTox. 1huHsd9y, Get. l6 l66a
Judge Greenwood, Commissioner Of Indien
Affairs, has inelosed TO thu Secretary Of the In
terror le,ter from Mr.. Robinson, snperinteu-
dert Of Indians, giving information Of the mur.
der crtAe K:E. Morris BraagnieE, missionary
to the Coz ledica~, BY party Of ObepApa
Sonx- Ti-r: tsccaed The atrocitJ upon the
pret lee tit: Geseral Harney had given Them
authority to kill any wbits man whom thsy
murder waa committed In the Grow country.
and not IN that Of tie Sioux. Moreover, Gen,
Harney's talk with them in 1876 referred to the
apprehension Of Uaited SiAtes deserters. aud
not to the killing Of settlers. Judge Green.
wood recommends thss the Secretary Of War
be requested to tsEue 1ntsructiona TO tie Com
mandsnt os the nearest military .po to effect,
ifpossib1e, The arrest and ponishment Of the
murderer,
, 1860-10-22

We don: wish to create unjust suspicious
against the COMMITTEES Of Fifteen d.y-goooy
men, least Of all to make pnblie anything as Jet
it turn out that this famous Committee have
been seeding large sums Of money into Ken
tucky and other St. ten, where tho contest Is
between Breckenridge and Bell, 10 help Breek.
inridge and destroy all the chances Of Bell
Nr. YAncey, vino Is Mr.. Drecsinr.dg ge'* right.
hand naau. comes North 10 support Fusion:
Northern money should be sent South TO hcin
Dreckiprid3e: Wuula not Committee Ike
this Of the sellers Of Dry Goods, with abundant
wares for the Southern market still On hand be
apt to adept such E course! And whxt is more.
have MT .l'ey done III Are they not doirc g i
all the Hh;lhf nc have no desire to disturb
our Bell Erer.ts friendt; but are not theae
things s3?-N. r 1riJune
, 1860-10-22

WANTED Party with $4,000,
to JON the advertiser cash bustre, q In this
e'y iha* Will Etslzo - OOU per aanuCa AttJe.s a.
eEc:tf tha Press and Tfi5uns or&sYat
, 1860-10-22

NEE G1us.-Ne advertise to day a new atvle
Of clue, which must be needed in every house.
Thia il reported to b tho identical glue with
1sa the ~ fos bss 'oS1efT sSt .e se 10
TWO halves by running against sharp post
While in pursuit Of \ rabbit. 1t il related Of
this unfortunate dog that he VAS atuck together
xlth two less up aod down, aud reuained 30
ios the rsst Of hia life, albeit be was more du-
faeis dog after thaa before this slight accident,
other two were resting. and Be hsd ouly 10 aop
ore eser on the rested Legs and 20 ehead' sfresh.
This only shows that care should be tatsn IL
sucnng things toGe aer, when you have : good
, 1860-10-22
Hon. Lyman Trur1bul1 at the Wig
MAIN.

1IAms
L splendid aadierce, both in numbers and
spirit, gave Hon. Lyman Truubull delighted
hearing at the Wig*am, on Saturday evening"
The distinguished speaker WAS escorted from
his hotsi by tbs Wide Awakes md Lincoln Ran.
gers in brilliant display. The effort Was a
noble ose, entirely worthy Of Judge Tzunbr'l's
fame Us keen and vigorous tebatcr, and bis
,poirts made against lis fsl'or Senator, ut opcs
the prince and the Titles. Of demagogues, we're
seathirg and repeatedly brought dorm tue
house. It was one Of the hes. speeches deliver
ed in Ills city during the present campaign.
Hen. J. ". North. Of Minnesota, followed Mr.
Trumbull in admirable and happy style.
, 1860-10-22

II will be aeen by our despatehes from Port.
land, that the Prince Of Wales, NJ Baron Ren.
frew, hss takea his departure from American
shorss and II on his way to msrrie England.
= Order onss more rsi9ns in Wersav."
, 1860-10-22
Judge ITumbuIl ut Rockford.
Hon. Lyman Trumbull will speak at Rock
ford on Tuesday next, Oct 28d.

Hon. X. c. 3chenck In Cumberland
County.
Tho appointments for Hon. r. c. Sehenek
end Hon. Donn PiAtt, Of Ohio, ct Asrahal.
CLARK County, on the 1st Of November, has
been changed 10 Grcsnup. Cumberland County,
th% Earre taY
, 1860-10-22

Herman Fkrelamannss Appointments.
Herman kreiHuaarn, Es4., will address his
German fellow citizens on poli:ical topics At The
Glowing tines aud rlaces:
CA,ItltoH f:re<Le Co u.........,..........Oc:.ee ..
B1E1!n EEL oun Co, Il.
, 1860-10-22

Two plaeea aro added 10 Hon. Owen Lore.
Joys appointments this morning. He will
speak ct Lexington, Mclean ca. Oct 2stb, aad
Burlington. Iowa, Oct, 9Th.
, 1860-10-22

Matters h,va ~,,a :, -. -.,...s
,un. .r,.oa, .s CS ~ 81
7,-.-:': SA4e. aausi en!s. hns'nee1
... No. ~ oss" '''0 nepast.
-, 0'e asp ~ A1e o'oes ano
at an alarm. n,tb hor,s4 and ,an .,an, h..
pil, u IN :erstand one another and tbem,.l,ea
and the .ivn.is fro,, the cou,t uo,,a hau ~
the seconu Quick strota the cuadrn,ed. .ra ~.
their fact !, . .tata ,f ,ro.t sx.;,an,... A..
rnf,eons,,1v vhs, ths ,,aru go ~. .r. w
standing h.r,a,,aa - .tn nm..,,;.. - -. ~. go
...-. ~ 49,. e.s.-, - 49, '' Wv Oe"''"
~ .n;,,., at..ah.a % ~ .a aa on oue occasion
I7..,. so' "o4t "
seat. whe:b.r be w,uM hure counted IL.
stroke: and made for the right district il an
open q t1scn, but certainly the intel1ioence
inherent III these horses, and auictened bv
habit, makes their manoa7res Oh the occasion
Of hre. alarm well worth watching. Thev run
like toxes, ears p1icked forward. ererv nerv.
and muscle doing duty at top Of pressure. and
yet all intelligeatiy and under control. Thus
much of the horses.
The men bunk at the engine houses, and are
speedy at turning ont "wnen the bell riugs."
Lesa than minute euiices to set them all at
their posts and the machines ont On the street
at hand gAllop. 1t is q striking spectacle 10
SEE theso iron chariots Of war moving On in u
grand charge against an old enemy Of man, no
slight foe when he becomes rebellious SER
vant How this flying artillery laughs to scorn
the toiling pioneers OF the olden school, Ralant
as theJ we're to man drag.ropes and hsul huge
machines miles away through mud or SHOW,
and then toll for hours at the brakes. How
tard1ly horse power and steam came IN to re-.
lieve such expenditure and waste of hnman
thevs and sinews. Nov, firm hand upon tha
re;us OF the fixing horses. skilfn1 hand,;oo of
fuel. sud manipulation Of "tp,nner.n when
the plu1 is taken. and then tha LIGHT +o-c,
which cpeus the yatyes-1ha. il all. steam doaa
the reat, and the crowd arc free to 1o:k on. or
s,o-,v n. c,.,o. via j,,,,dr.oa .:.:a
&'0"'' 'Ae ~so "4 .o4'ea' ch'en'
useau'e n'e:A "e'e 'oe''' Das no" none
'u'oA y. iosAoa Ha e' ~" ''s nsn' pre-
~ , 1ot4''p4'.s Ill 'aes'
..".''e] :. -" s'"' 90 4.sue ~ sA'en afogae;
~ ~ ~ ~ ~ s ssI' n'e'5 ooos i'
p''@'ea o'"' suu " "' a's''o 10 return 10
~. w 1 M1,.I ,Neu ~ Ko paeA 10
..n 49, ~..a N4 p9''as'' "
0"'' ~'
1t lessens 1ne DANGER Of hres both in an in-
creased e1neaes ~ 'ne'e e1hn guishmens, ard
N 'osaty e9t'neu'tn'og 'aa' lo'e Of running
10 q u{4 Nu.EN IL u14E1Q04tCu3 h0ENmR u4AH
, 1860-10-22

Political "a MeelfnEs In the Eighth Dis.
kf2cte
Hon. D. L. Phillips and William Bross, Esq,
ct the Chicago Pares ASp TRIBUNE, will address
:he people Of the Eighth Congressional District
OIL the political isaaes Of the day q: the follow
ngtimes and riacak Republicans st the ser-
era1 plaees deg:gIa*ed are respectfully request-
cd 10 advertise and make arrangements for the
meetings:
ioe.boS;.e-.. .nend Co. .-........ OF: t:2-!sA.
ssteenT1lG.- :" .......... ga
, 1860-10-22

mr.. Lovejoy At Laballe.
Hon. Owen Lovely will speak at 1.aSal1e on
Tuesday nexs, in conjunction With Hon. Thos.
l.arHin.
, 1860-10-22

BASE BA1L--The matches rlayed On Satur-
dsy between tue 0ssowatomie aud Nisgata
Base Ball Clubs, resulted in the following
scores :-Niagara IS, Ossowatomie IL.
, 1860-10-22

To LABoRiao Akx IN CH1cAco.-I have four
applications for men and well-groxn boys to
work in tho country It from ten to fifteen dol
lars \ month during the xinter. There il q
great demand for men among the farmers, and
no man or boy need be out OF Job who has q
will to work Apply to
RoRKsr Co1Lr1R,
Minister 1t Large, 1a9 Randolph street, from l
tn 0'c1nck Pm
, 1860-10-22
Joint NfAcuAaIOus.

D. 7. Linegar And John L. Logan, candidates
for Congress in tho Nta Congressional Dir
t.et, will discuss the psi, 81. :bzues Of tie day
.ttbe foll,~ing times aad p ccF:
UteyvtIe. White cOn....,..,,..,,,..,.,,.,, On. Oct =
Aloion. Edwxstt g -
fAifteld, WsFnt Co.,. -
=
, 1860-10-22

~ Lu5in's Genuine Extracts, new vasieties
just 1ecoived and warranted, By E. Il. Sargent,
Apotheea-y, COT. Randolph ind State streets,
, 1860-10-22

REPUBLICAN RAL1Y.-At tneetinz OF the cit.
i1eus Of the I'd Ward, held last Friday ey:oi.g,
committee was appoi' ted 10 report consti-
tution and permanent officers. Said report will
b. presented to Al adjourned meeting 10 be
held at ,he Gage House, corner Of State and
Twelfth streets, On Mondar evening ths e2d
inst, at II o'clock. The Republicans Of ths
Wsrd are earnestly invited to asiend and Der.
feet arrangements. in order to carry the Ward
by triumphant majority.
]. ". BELL, Chairman.
r nrkuAN Ear'v
, 1860-10-22

WAroH's l1AIr.-Kingsbury Hall was crowd
ed Saturday afternoon and evening by ju7enies
beautiful pictorial representation Of country
ia which every man feels greater interest than
in any cave his own. II will be exhibited again
this eEening. We hope that Ill may see il.
, 1860-10-22
THE CITY.

HAnrxn FOE oyEHpER.-Harper, Godsy, Ar.
thur ard Peterson, for November hare been re-.
ceived By HcNxllE l. Co., 81 Dearborn Etreet-
, 1860-10-22
Iohn r. E7ate's Appointments.
Hou. Jchp P. Hale, Of New Hampshire, will
:ddrasa lie people Of Illinois on political topics
Appufnlknp puak Of Hon. u. K. Cartier.
.uon. d. L. Cartier, Of 0bio, will address the
people Of Illi2cis On political topics nj the fol-

Sam. GntlosvaY's Appointments.
Hon. Sam. Galloway Of Ohio, will address tho
people Of Illinois in political topics st tho fol-
lowing tinea and places:
, 1860-10-22

NoRnIs i HYDE.-These enterprisipg news
men at No. 100 Dsarb street, have Harper's
and Cooley for November; also all the late
dallies; cleo The Rambles Of Fudge Fumble,"
and large variety Of fresh literature.
, 1860-10-22

NORTH SIDE WIDE AwAkks, ATTENTION !-You
aTe requested 70 attend u meet1cg on Monday
evening at talf pas. seven O'Clock, at Republi.
can Headquarters, III CLARK street. a buai-
ing, do NOT fail to attend. by order.
]. H. CLYBoURx. Captain.
, 1860-10-22
Senator Doolattle,A Appointments.
Senator DoolittIe, Of Wisco..s'n, vii address
tne people Of Peoria and Fulton counties "a fol-

Mr. FarnavvoFth's Appointments.
Mr. Farnswor:h will speak 1t
Junction Tuesd1y Oct "a
Nf0& IAIk IiC&i. Sftt
, 1860-10-22

FlsE.-ILe alaEca Of Gre Saturday evening
WAS caused b. the conf .grAlion o: haystack
near Dr. Egan's residence, On West VanBuren
etreet.
, 1860-10-22

THA7 0Ls ConSkR.-The Drug stand of Brink
erhoff Peutou, on the corner Of Lake and
Dearborn streets, was for years one Of the old
trade landmarks Of Chicago. Their suecessors
Aessrs. penton L Robinson fully maintAined
ths we'll earned and vide reputation Of the
house, and are now themselves succeeded BY
Smith l. D1yer, who for some months past
hare been in q successful tide Of business on
the old corner. Long associated with the for
mer houses, they possess everything tha. could
be desired in expezience or Prestige. They
have one # the moat complete and elegant
Phsrmsc.es in the city, and g,re especial atteu.
hon. and a.waJs With crae and neatness, 10 The
compoundiaz Of Prescriptions They have
large and attractive display Of the mul.ifatious
Toilet and Fancy wares that hare, thu world
over, come to be associated with the trade in
drugs. They hare, also, snch facilities in max
ing their stock that they are enabled to offer to
cash purchasers At who.eaale, inducements
equal to any other house They have recently
been forced BY the growth OF this department
Of their business, to lease the adjoining pre.ni-
ses on Dearborn street, and with thess extau-
sivs premises arc still pressed By the trade they
hare nell earned,
, 1860-10-22
Appointments Of Hon. II. c. Schenck
aHd Dom Pintt.
Hon. Robert C. Sctenck and Dom Piett, Of
Ohio. will address the people Of Illinois on po
Ion. Richard Eases, Republican NOMINEES



Hob. 01en LovcjoT will a3dress thu people Of
illinois " political topics at the following times
and places:
Il Skle, L. tal1e .1=tohcr 9s
11hEtuE, AClkA Co. ..Ucfobtt e.
BtE1tEEtQn. lpwA... .uc1obEf =.
, 1860-10-22
NEW YORK SURRENDERED,


No Money to be Ind for tho Fusion
Tieket--DeyIl take the Htndmost,
, 1860-10-22

Go TO joh1 1eaes, lis Dearborn tE.e,
They viii Be we'll done and At prizes to suit 10
times.
WuzEIzR i W1lsox's SEWING M4cu1srs,-
TriJun<.
TttT arc the fa7orites Of faniiiea.-lN. r.
1t has no rira'.-Seitntife American.
AWARDS Or 1860 As FAR As HEARD gnox.
FsEsr rREx1Cx OF g. S. FAIR
DO. DO. ERxosT S7A7k FAIR
DO. Do. NEW JRRsEr SrAra FAIn.
DO. DO. hES1rckY STATE FAIR.
DO. DO. Quo STATE FA1n
DO. DO. ILLINOIS STATE FAIR.
DO DO. WISCONSIN STATE FAlR.
no. 20. CuicAGo MEca INSTITUTE,
And It hundreds Of County Fairs throughout
tho Union.
Office l67 and 163 Lake strs=t-
GEo. I. CulrrKxpEx,
General Agent for Illinois, Wisconsin, and
Northern Indiana. oca0.5.d 2tw
New York, Sept. I'd, 1s5o.9
JOSEPH EuaxE11, Esq.-Dear SI For some
time past, | have been using Jour CocoAnc,
and consider it far preferable to anything t
have ever used for the hair.
Hmy endorsement: is Of any yalue, you are
perfectly ut liberty to use it.
Respectfully yours.
Oct2 1m-WFAM fRIsxL1x1x.
E Ladies and gentlemen who are looking
for u DJehouse where they will &c. their work
well d:ue, either IN dyeinx or cleauing, in I'll
ito branches, will ind such By calling At the
Boston Fancy Steam Dyeing Establishment
Of august Sch1arz, No. 70 South Clark street
and 155 Illinois street QclsxlH
EEA All should mt fail II -eRd the aar.rt;z.-
ruent Of Prof Wond ia TO day. paper se5-1y
, 1860-10-22

MI oVlCkER'S THEArk*
Az Easl'iE s:sset. ast~ecn State ard De.lbo1,.
DGaT1 open It o'clock, Performance to eam-,sr.s
I'LL o'clock. ~ ~ @D1 Hun J
AoHas1ox:-DEtas Clrt14. 50 eenta: secapa cfr,;e n
esau: FnVafs Ba1es, A4U0 And $s-QQ.
MONDAY, OCT. ~.
LAST NIGHT OF
THE NEW SENSATION DRAMA.
THE NEW SENSATION DRAMA.
THE QUADR03N. TUE QUADROON.
THE FOURTH BLOOD.
THE FOURTH BLOOD,
THRILLING EFFECTS,
THRILLING EFFECTS.
BRILLIANT TABLEAUN.
BRILLIANT TADLEAUX.
THE SLAVES TRIAL.
THE SLAVES TRIAL.
THE ISCSDATIOy1
THE 1SCNDATIOV.
THREE CHEERS FOR FREEDOM.
THREE CHEERS FOB FREEDOM,
Th!s Kre1t DraIA nut h VI. hdEaw: aftxs hi. eve.
hn con** qafEc- Of sa- snx1zepe1 nf The popg..r
e1n.eci.nne MIS- II <RlOS MCCARTHY AID uk' FE.
L1A VINCENT, fun Laura kseae's Thea:7t vno vii
app II to-norsov ev&nInx
, 1860-10-22

FALL rRox NNDow.-0as Of the EN-.
ployeea Ut the Matteson House named Thomts
Leary, was severely injured on Saturday by
fallir from secoad story window Of that no.
tel.
, 1860-10-22

Leonard 8EEotps Appointments.
Springfield, Satkauaoa Monday, October =