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, 1860-11-05
L LIEELLEH SHOWN Up.
Statement of Judge N1l11itzcr aud Ali
duvlt Of 80 stah Gran.

The notorious c. Walker is ont in the Times
and HeraH with another attack upon 4. c.
uxsrxG, the Republican candidate for Sheriff.
Since VIC have learned the real character of
this worthless scamp, VIC arc sorTy that any
notice has been taken Of him or his aflidavits.
His character for truth and yeracity may be
iudced Of from the followin. certificate from
Judge Millikcn:
This IL to certifs that son,c time in the summer
OF 1857 WIS acting Police Justice In the tity Of
Chicago, that On one occasion q large number nf
draymen were asrcsted and brought before me as
streets Of said city their dray horses without fast
epiue the aame one Charles Walker, then ard now
policeman ia said city. WIS the nctins officer In
mse uat 11 Il .iaied IL coar a t line haf he
had made said arrests USpER AND 1T OBJECTION
or TIE THEN MAron; that . large number Of said
walker % and others. re- Soon at.cr tho coinnan coau.
eli remitled eaid fines, and Al affidavit inadn hy
said Walker eoun after appeared III the pub!,c
press Of 4ad city. stating IL substance: shat fdla
SAID MAxoR. r. L. AiLlIKEN, J.P
Dated, Chic.so, Nov. Sd, 1860.
It will he observed from the above statement
that the fellow Walker, first sworc TINT he bad
made the arrests under aud by direction of the
Mayor, (Wcutwortli), but whcn 1t became
necessary for the Mayor to roll the blame of
his shoulders, on TO that Of his tool the police
man. Walker came forward aud swallowed
his first affidavit, and lswore that said arrest
had been made without the Mayors direction! !!
If this is not perjury, what mnst man do to
commit perjury:
In Saturdays TINES d. Mtrald, Walker tried
to sustain his base and iibcllous charges
against Mr.: Hcsing, by the following nour.
ish:
II challenge Cratic answet the following inter.
| foEatoFies under cath:
Did Jon not pay my custodian fees as plaintiff In
Jour eult against Reiscr aud pustman, and after
oet q ixl.s1, al yon pot e3pfe.: ,3ar dessfais;
III. iie1lns md his friends not only paid you
back this money Illegally collected BY hl,n from you
| last December. but has he not promised you s
| tioa by keeping friendly toward him:
! HI. Gran knoMs as vel ~ myself he daFe not
! make such an affidavit"
/; Tic fol.ovip: affidavit in reply 10 Walkers
: questions, slnps the llbeller over tho mouth.
! lIr. Graft Is q respectable German citizen, d
man Of properly and education, whose simple
I word il more credible than this slandcrcrs
oath. It will be seen that he Indignantly zc.
pels the assertions and insinuatlons Of Walker.
AFFIDAVIT or ,osEru CRAFT.
STATE or IL11koIt-CooK CorATr, s, S.. Thfu
third d,y ef November. 1 .; 1ssf Personally .p:
e., aps 1T 10th
suit against tho drm Of Reieer and Portu.ann; and
the same to whom in thit days 11,n<s and Herald
Ter Of X. G. Herring Certain qne:1ions Lave bccr
rrppounded BY Charles WalEer, q dctcctIye and fc
, 1860-11-05

Editors Chicago Tribune:
In your paper you give the name Of Thcmss E.
Allen for elcctor. Our printed poll books Gi.t the
name T. G. Allen. rlcaee call general attention
TO the error and say which II right. lour1.
WnI1AA II. GiLxAH.
The name should be Thomas G. Alit,l aud
is being so printed in this county Ed TEIn
, 1860-11-05

Having noticed reports through the papers
against Iii. A. c. !Iesing, candidate for Sheriff of
Cook County, feel 1t my duty without being soitc-
County, that / have hccn acquainted with Mr.
HesInS abont fifteen years at Cincinnati and in
cut and UPRIGHT citizen, one to whom would trust
any kind of business. 1 believe hu, to bc well
qun1incd for Sheriff. lie t. honest and capable.
which IL the qualification ct.n:Er in any man
vote for. 1t makes To difference to nc where
man svas born II he has the :1,orc qualifications,
and Is eligible the Office which htis running for
Rcfpeetfnlly, u. l.. DEGoLlER-
, 1860-11-05

~ /; Clay T. Tuney, Esq, candidate for
Dnu1ct Attorney Of The Fatrtleld District, has
withdrawn In favor Of VIM. H. Robinson. The
Democrats - running two candidates, which
gives Robinson chance Of being elected,
, 1860-11-05
PLAN 70 STUFF TIE BALLOT
BOXES.


itself ridiculous By telling Democratic voters
that it the Judges Of IN election precinct
close tho polls ut o'clock, that Democratic
Judge may, after :he board has adjourned, pro-
coed to appoint now Judges and clerks, swear
them in and 60 ahead and take yotes till mid
night And tha. tic County Cles. would be
Obliged 10 receive aud count such votcst
They also proceed to assert that II there
is no Democratic judges, or il au Of the
Judges refuse to act, then let the qualified elce
tors residing within tho ward who arc presents
elect three judges, who shall be sworn or swear
each other, and appoint clerks II necessary,
and continue the voting until T. o'clock at
night!
Who ever before heard Of such nonsense:
There is no law in existence to warrant any
snch advicc, and 1t can have only been given
In the hopes Of crcating disturbance and de-
stroying the election in this city. It shows
the rccklcssness Of pro-slavczy partisaus, In q
light that people have not generally been pre-
pared to witness.
Now let us Sec what the law says: Page 517,
Sec IA, "At all elections to be held under this
chapter, the polls shall be opened at the hour
Of eight in the morning, and continue open
until sl1 in the afternoon Of the Same day, at
sehieh tin,e tie l,olis shall 1c aessed" Then fol-
lows two exceptions to this mandate. One Of
them provides "that the Judges ,nay, If they
shall deem 1t necessary, for the purpose Of re-
ceivlng the votes Of Ill tho electors wishing TO
vote, postpone the closing Of the polls until
twelve at night"
, 1860-11-05

ur.;nr their rank aud lile on to lawless anI
violent acts. by their Misrepresentation Of the
purposes of the Republican party, to unite
with uz in m attempt TO preserve the peace OIL
election day. win they do it?
Certificate Concerning 4. C. IIesIsag.
We call the readers attention to the follow
In. certificate from number Of our best
known and most respectable citizens, concern
ing thc Republican candidate for Sheriff, who
has been most sl.amefnlly traduccd and sian.
dcrcd by sose-heads and partisan foes:
Editors Chicago Tribune:
We, the undersigned, citizens of Chicago, iay-
iuc read an article in the 7i7es and Herald of the
1T Inst, dero.atory to 3lr. 4. {. lIesins and be-
lteyins tbat it was done fur the purpose OF defeat
jnr him for the office OF Sle:a1-bec TO say, That
We cndorse Mr.. He1in. Al being All honest, huno.-
able upright ard straightforward man, and III
every respect competent to ill the Office fl. which
he Ii candidate:
Joy T. Frish1c, Miller s; V'ilmarth,
I. l. Smith g. Co. l.. g. Paine FFces.
Ycrchn Ruhlinc T. Co. .lntn II. kiaxie
4. j. Ellsworth, Edward J. 1inkhaEl.
Chas. s. Dole t. Co. Ogden, Fleetwood j 70.
, 1860-11-05
THE CITY.

LATE PERI0DlCAL-Mcssrs. Norris d Hyde,
No. 100 Dearborn street, have all the magga-
zines for November; also the late dai1ies and
wecklies. "The Princes Ball." and large
variety Of fresh periodical literature.
, 1860-11-05

ATTENTION LINCOLN RANGERS Our Iast parade
during the CAMPAIGN will taks place this evening,
when each true Ranger will respond to the call.
LIae will be formed at the Armosy 1t P. ". tAarp
this Monday evening. Sha1l We have full ranks:
CIV, DAREEH. Cou1mardaut.
, 1860-11-05

SOUTHERN WIDE AWAKE cLr3.-Thcre will be 4
social gathering OF this club At C1ich's Hotel on
Monday evening next, Nor 9Th, at ~ o'clock.
Matters Of great Importance will then be deter
mined. This Il meeting Of the club exclusively.
Members Will wcas their Uniform eops, no eapes OF
torches. F. D. 0wxx, President
, 1860-11-05
Cbicagp Crihu11t.
MONDAY, NOVEMBER s, 1860.
RepubIican Nominations.

MONDAY, NOVEMBER s, 1860.
Republican Nominations.
FOE rREttnEST or TIE CRtTKD STATS,
ABRAHAM LINCOLN,
OF ILLINOIS.
FOE VICE PRESIDENT,
HANNIBAL HAMLIN
OF MAINE.
Presidential Electors.
At LARGE,
LEONARD SWEET, Of Mclean,
JOIN u. PALMER. ii MaeoupIa.
pIsTnICTs.
!. ALLEN c. FULLER. Of Boone,
:. WM. i. PLATO. or Kane.
. LAWRENCE WELDON, of Dewitt.
4. WA P. KELLOGG. Of Fulton,
t. JAMES STARK, Of l1ancock,
=. JANIS G. coSkL1SG. OF Sausamoa.
:. II. r.. Il. BR0MWEll- al c<,es-~-- :
t. THOMAS G. ALLEN, Of Randolph.
.. JOHN o1.SEy, Of Ga1la.in.
rnE GOVERNOR
RICHARD YATES, OF Morgan.
FOR l1ErT. GOVERNOR.
FRANCIS 4. HOFFMAN, of Du Page.
foR AUDITOR,
JESSE K. DUHO1S, Of Lawrence.
Fon SECRETARY OF STATE.
Ox1AS ". HATCH, Of Pike.
FOR TREArcRZn,
WILLIAM NETLE1I. Of SanRnmon.
, 1860-11-05

" ANTED.-A BIacksmitl,-a
' Eoec journeyman unGse -sh1cf, to whom good
RACES a3d steady eupny ytnens x be given. Atfl.ess
J, i, SLAEk Henry. Aarxl.aIl Co IlII:lctt n03Ack
, 1860-11-05

WANTED puchase cheap for
tssnsu=. Inquire Of Cnderwood 4 Co. 13e Sont5
Mater
, 1860-11-05

SIXTH WARD WIDE AwAKEs ATTENTION. YOU
are hereby notified TO meet at u Milwaukee aveEne
On this taIouday) evening at g.: O'clock to join in
the procession oftae whole city. Turn out as this
IL the last chance before election. DT order,
]. MALCOLM. See, c, MILLER Canfafn.
, 1860-11-05

NORTH SIDE WIDE AwAKEs A1TESrroS-LA$T
GRAND Teen Orr.-7ou arc notified TO appear In
full uniform at Republican headquarters, No. 147
Clark street, this Monday evening at o'clock,
panctuaI. Let every member turn out Is this IL
tho last turn out before election. Rally! RalIv:
Rally! By ur1ez J.N. N.CLTBocExE, Capt.
, 1860-11-05

PIONEER WIDE AWAKE cLCE.-Let every man
report himself this (NondaJ] evening at head
quarters, equipped for parade. ALL who hare eyer
been connected With the club ara invited to turn
cut on this occasion.
, 1860-11-05

ATTENTION o. TIE TENTH
"AnD, DlrIsloS "C.''-You are notified to M
pear 1t the armory Of u. Ncimeycrz. Oil Canal ST.,
equipped and uniformed, on this {tonaay) eyenirs
for drill and escort duty at O'Clock precisely. Let
cscfy member be on hand, ID We expect one Of the
largest PROFESSIONS Of the season. Il band Il Gu.
gagged Rally, Rally, Rally.
, 1860-11-05

Monday night, Nos. 5th. thcre will be q g<he5ca
goad time at the Nfs~aa1. Speeches Of ten Esln-
utes IN length songs. and voluntary sentiments Will
begircu. The Wide-Awakc. will parade 2ad attend
In body, Let tho Republicans Of cAlcsSo turn
ont and dll the Wiswam- Our opponents are dc
moraized, broken aud dispirited- Victory Is Ours
Let us then maks tho WI-wan rins On Monday
night.
Julius WHITE, GEO, y. GAGE,
C.P- ]. AEloS, HENRY WgSDr,
GEO. r. HANSON, Campaign Committee.
, 1860-11-05

F1EE.-on Friday night A TIA story frame
building on Ali!~aukec avenue took ire, and
owing to the high wind was burned II tia
ground before the ensgines 3sach~-' :,
same evening the shaw r'-' -~u it. The
stora on Ne.i -.uow Of a millinery
'e!A-- -.andolph street, belonging to
1913, Sewbcrgcr, took fire, but the flames
/ were sn1,ducd with but triling damage.
, 1860-11-05

McV1cKEn's THEATRE.-3fiss Annette Incc,
who has been highly spoken Of by our cxc!ar-
gcs, will commence IN engagement this cren-
Ingas" Julia " in Knowles play Of The "Huncl-
back.' 11r. Mcvickcr has added to his COM
pany Mr. E. c. Brion, from the Eastern Thca-
tres, who will make his first appearance as
"nlaEter Walter"
, 1860-11-05

oRTuAN AsrLUH.-The Directors and Direet.es-
Is Of the Chicago Orphan Asylum arc requested to
meet at tho Asylum ou Taesday, November Glib, at
ST. H., to make arrangements for festival soon
to be had for the benefit Of the orphans. Pure.ual
attendance Is desired He, Sxx1rf. Sen.
, 1860-11-05

CHEMICAL 1:E EAAsEn--A new article especially
adapted for the eountinghou artists use. will
Instantly remove Ink stains OF recent or loag stand
Ing, without scratching OF tnjuring the paper For
sale IN sinslc boxes for a5 cents, at the Rubber
Store, lis Randolph street, ki,ssbuzy Block.
, 1860-11-05

ATTENTION ExcELe1oRs:-Esc member Of the
"Excelsior Wild: Awake Clut,' formerly called
"Wcst Side Wide Awake Club" Is hereby notised
to be q. the club rooms In Nitbeck's building, col.
ncr oi Jefferson and Randolph strcet, on Monday
evening. u. 6t9 T. b., for parade. As this will be
Inc last rally before election, let every man bc on
hand. AL who have not had their c7pcs dxed will
bc sure and leave them at Chambers j. Dubois
paiut *hup, on southeast corner OF Dearborn and
Washington ssrcets, on Monday morning early.
SAIL 3. RAYMOND, Couamandant,
, 1860-11-05
roe rREt1nExT or TIE CKtrxp STATES,
LINCOLN,

FOE VICE PRESIDENT.
HANNIBAL HAMLIN
OF MAINE.
, 1860-11-05

- Go to John Joues's, 119 Dearborn street,
and get your clothes cleaned and repaired. ThaJ
will be well done, and at prices tc snii Inc tines
, 1860-11-05

c.H SCHITE.Y, Adtr4lsin9 A9<nt. Is DeaT*
born IT, IL a"Mori-<d to Teeeirs ddrestistmsns for
M;t1H,l c" H.: LeI":ng FareFs n kA< Northr<st
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-07-03

I,yJRNIsHED COTTAGE n LRT.-A sman
il House Cettasr the ia, Farm Bedford Wesenssss
iot rather than sho~ VIII BE- psiul furnished vegetables
suptl.d un, EoScbc! and pssIe Tor horse ana 20 = .
fou, by the Harlem Rslroad the RATIONALE elepspn)
and q, dfod Stations two nits Apply 70 :, ~, :.
NV - FIELD MoLANE, No . Ptne-st
r ARCE HALLS TO LET in tho Building
cemer OF iosst and Rrosd~sy Brewstsrs oaIiise
wnrprocn They wei lighted suited TO any eu,'ns q
Appy on the premises or 10 PHELAN CoLLESDbh' NO
81 Cro,by.st.
CTEADY POWER and LIGHT ROOMS, at
~ low rents, by ~ JOHN GAUpA' no. iN "sa.e1e-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-07-03
ONO WHITE SULPHUR sPRINGs-AN-

OHIO WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS-AN-
" NOUNCEMENT of the PROPRIETOR for ls60-rhs
Ohio White Sulphur Spng8 situated In Delaware County
~ miles north 81 Columbus the Capital Of Ohlo the 5coto
ler 10 mles from c@wro nies from bite Sulphur sta
tior tho Srn yaed Mt Vernon, and PttlbdTsh Railroad
and miles fo:n lewis Cctor Staten the Cleveland Coum
bur and Cincinnati Raiond Thee Springs will be for
the reception 81 sots from May until Utobor The gratifying
s1pcco Of tho past Soasons Eas y confirmed tho hsn
est eCGong q tho proprietor and encourages hin % perse
vcro In ts pecond pce IN the country
BATHS.
Balns here by Tho plan adopted brought into far eompe
titcn with that natsly and hot spring. The water
heated IN the bbub by steam pPs ia. beat no, brins raised
high enough ciptae It's sa IL eITed 20 the surface OF
the hsher without tbs oss Of Of IS fane inednts The
buidng. ,abs,sntisi and convenient The fround
branzG5ou. 100 divided between lawn and woodland
tacilS laid Of into walks and dYes Telegraph Office has
be. permanently established connecting the Spdngs with all
parts Of the country Livery well stocked With horses and
carriages attechcd 10 the place. For further information
ran gernents for rooms, 70, apply to
White Sulphur Y. o. Delaware Co., o.
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fine ARTS.
Drp GOODS.
FINAL CLEARING LACE SALE

MACY FINAL CLEARING LACE SALE.
MUST GO THIS WEEK!
ALL OUR FRENCH LACE POINTS,
Cost to import ell.
VIII be closed for s..
ALL OR FRENCH LACE MANTIkLAS,
Cos. 10 Import SO aud Sl2,
VA q closed for 81.
ALL DIR REAL PCsHER LACE CENTERS,
Cost 70 import, 49,
VIII be ciosed fof 90.
ALL Oy'H REAL PJ'SHER LACE POINTS,
Cest TO import, els
VIII be closed for -.
ALL OUR REAL PCSHER LACE POINTS,
Cost TO import S25,
VIII be scld for : IL.
ALL DER REAL PUSHER LACE POINTS,
Cost 10 Import go,
via be closed for els
ALI. OUR REAL PuSIIER LACE MANTlLLAS
Cost TO import 3d.
via be sold fos SD
ALL OUR REAL PUSHER LACE MASTiLLAS,
Cost TO Import, ga,
WIN he sold for f0 AMI sic.
ALL OUR REAL PGSHER LACE MANTILLAS,
Cost to imp0it, S3,,
VIII be sold for B2i $40. AMI Sfa
5000 yalds PUSBER EL0UNCING LACEs,
Az Widths closing 81 half the price Of importation
H. H. MACY,
Nos 2oi and 2o6 6thav.. corner Of l4th'st.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-07-03
RARNUM" AMERICAN MUSEUM

Under the PERSONAL supervision Off T. BARNUM.
The new xspsST ss sr1se' n M HE TIC civ
!, = Tt ,asD. "a :...i IL f.,.A comedian
"eeAs's'n''' % ''s i Mr. w. &c o'SEiL
a,s,v sns srias r. his nimitsbe
addition 10 which win be Of all hOa the extraordinary
woEDERFUL ALBINO FAMILY.
H9.Ssns W and Cha 3D. s'f1 Enc Que Ss r"g Mhe sss
feoiiy basE parents They the creates. wonders Of ths
win yANTILE MACK, the Infant Lambert. or
GIANT BABY.
SEVEN y NssH pk sS1 Il Il 4s s "
r. SpSd %AS$ Is 4
TIE sHmoAs qS h4SkET 4s
TlS SKY r. ss E: t .nG IEEJS
In &c s isHE AZ THE
S'''' 5on saS Sss' With TFE DxSdEh SN''
ALLINE; Or, TIE ROSE 0F KLARNE- :,
Aine, The ROee Of Killarney Messsyer
Msdsme DELMoyrE. ,ts celebrated Fortune Teller
BABY SER H ES and Nd. HA Fi sAaf
o1o T6PsF sP4ljH 3sy j 5d lss2i
or TIE NATI2Ns s ~
CRANE tDa q. kEcT1SE
p'" Toe s,iis ssS sT nc O'Clock
Fo- which Of the most tted companies has been specially
engaged. All the immense attraction and
WONDERFUL NOVELTIES ana CURI0sITIES
Of tie establishment vii be visible day and evening
THE WINDOWS, BALCONIES and BALU5TRADE
on the top Of the Museum sforl fms view Of tho
DISPLAY ~ TIE STREET AND PARK
by day. and the gor2eously ncf and magnificent
FIREWORKS AT THE CITY HALL
IN the evening short locality establishment esord 10
many novelties and attr sotions 10
FiTHER CITIZENS OR STRANGERS,
"a the wordTenownod American Museum
Asi,snce to everything as cent?; Ps1qsst Is cents extra
Children under ten, l5c. ~ the Psrque;, 100.
On the Fourth paying once admits only Tbsro III be
no ssdmissions IN except by
- PAVING q CENTS EACH TIME
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Rcdl Gsrate tor Gale.

a DESIRABLE, Plot of LOIS FOR SALE,
n between BROADWAY and CENTRAL PARk rs Lo.
on th and and 18th which our Of tho best oppof
8 EDDY & Co No 81 Liecryyst
EOR SALE-A very desirable COUNTRY SEAT
Ny-k Of four re: coz mand'ns hne view no
which there ss. ,arls Of yh: .d tr res o"s
&: .d' No~ "Egi 70 1n0~ 70 LA" N1ol - y
EOR sALE-At Orange, N. j., DWELLING
i HOUSE Gardsnefs Holse Carriage and Green Hose,
rs 20 ii ed with choice Fruit and
shrubbeIy &c i property Il situated on rro.Pe9ts Dc
h . aI os s Ss q Gs%si w @e
The and blS9es aO and aea s oe RAILROAD P
see-' given inaedistey Apply oJ b. CORNELL NO H'
Centre-st heS-loi ok
EIRST CLASS HOUSES, Nos. SO aud GO Co.
., Fuap F.nis. FOR SALE, or thu slsr wal LEASED.
Brown fronts elegant style and four stories
high With e.e convenience end ready for occupation
The us wet eoumano the scenery OF sAe
hi Apply so1 IL sSosl
YARNS for SALE, CHEAP.-We will supply
Il tracts good farming Land In State Of Missouri nt
over Louis for the low price Of 80 cents per
ss Is .Ss sd I
United States Land Agents. St. Louis, Missouri.
L'OR SALE-At Llewellyn Park $500 acres),
Se9s" FIRE 10 No. sS's eS csd s New
York. on the Pieali-es
TOR SALE-A very fine new HOUSE, situated
Il OF Fsn,ouLtsv south bergen New Jersey Il talns 10
10, ms with beat Of water il the house, With from to
acres Of ouId AL Witt variety OF ui'trees and
sYul berry commands very spl ndld view 81 the Who'll, sur
rounding country two ri-s jersey City Ferry fare
cents Also A. acres GROUND II miles above Engewood
on the Northern Rart sd Also +stUry hrstcsss English
HOUSE, 2xto, with all the modern iuproyeTents
No. 81 MontgomorS near Fsnyors square leroy
City " here the subscriber be ID. LANDRihE
EOR SALE or EXCHANGE for City Property
Il An sdnhsbly selected STOCK Of DRY GOODS OF tho
ros fashionable aud saleabe quality with ali hxtures tosvter
with the GOODW ILL the LEASE having three years TO
run very moderate rent In good busn. locson Tho
ON Obliged sell Wing to other engagements Apply 70
FELlX HAKT, NO. 10 Chsmoers st., zdstory.
ORANGE, N. Fifty COUNTRY SEATS,
" VILLAGE RESIDENCES FARMS, and VILLA SITES
a ea, variety within hours nde OF New YORK KENT
nd for SALE by Ii. b BLACkWELL, No 80 William ct.
New York IL No 70 Main Ct, Orsnq, 20 p
G9 SM For SALE, q beautiful FARh
DCssBSDUs aud COUNTRY RESIDENCE. Of acres.
York Long leland all In complete order
With handsome buidiuga sbundauceNof fru sirdbbay,
spring water &c Il. A. bU6CE No City Hall pace cor Of
Ghambersst.
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Sales On QnfflcA.

? ssIGNEES' SALE. Machine Shop and
Foundry stasted In ths village Of Kslagszoo Michigan
whtc I9 y~sds Of tho Michigan Central Railroad Depot
Machine Sop sfxB feet sorie. sh fou'fery 4HfI feet
Lot 10 nn fe-t together with large sssotne OF SteaH
fntp~, hi and hons- patterns for Iron Juts also fu az
soent ri Steve paftern for Low and sved Cook Stoves Boz
and Parlo also Potash aud half osdou kettles
and large OF other pesens all which wll be
sold bargain For further ntoruad please address "a
LAFLlN. Ssugctes, NJ y, or D. A; McNAIR Kalamazoo,
Michigan. Ia LAfIlN, As.ivysss
A UCTION NOTICE.-Msgniieent Sale Of
n HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE THIS PAY trae.dsy), q.
No. 4s West 10th s' SHAY comPrhng tosewo ana
nah, ss Buesus B,d,,eaos, Washstsrds Sofa. mar an
sprins Ne uesse. BEDDING Piano Forts saitr- Cmas an
Giwwer. GRIFFIN, Auctioueer Also great ass aS0''
of Ia. eusnt nd kitchen Furniture
IN as.sls Aucuoeeer m.
DY BANGS, MERWIN, 81 Co., Irving build
ID inss Noe So and SOS Broadway nrs' the As1opoaas
' MONDAY EVENING July g. at y O'clock. :,
BOOKSELLERS, S1OCR--Comprsng collection OF VAL
able Hooks various subjects including expenssey
Illus. std works aud variety Of Classical and School boJr
and Misce.aneou. peblicaiions, 20 ., .,,,.
THURSDAY AFTERNOON. July IL, at ) o'clocs.
COINS aud M DALS-A large and valuable cabinet COZ
Ject-d IN and embracing choice sPecuneIs u
VARIOUS raon ages including the. ao vey Oh ana
sea ce and paricuay iC in American Silver and Copper
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