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, 1860-10-15
31oIiticaI #Rnqls, ;Flags, ST

CAMPAIGN FLAGS. BANNERS
~ LEVI I. CoLBURN. mana,e:iurt1 q A1n.nss,
Tsa,s and r!sks q ~ ds.sEuo1i aa ~ 1a5
SIS IT, .s4a .a
Tta. Gsi1 IA Sa,s Pteh kos!n. and N&vA 6torss
1r.nsA5 =, ~ fnxa.t essh prte1. . tyAc7l23n
, 1860-10-15

The title of Doctor was invented in the
twelfth century, at the frat establishment Of the
Universities Tho first psrson upon whom it
wa conferred wAs 1rne1ius. learned Prof-ss-r r
Of Law at the University Of Bologna. lie in
ducrd the Emperor Lothsrio IL, whose csau-
ceior hs was. 10 create the title; aud he him
eeif was The first recipient Of it. He was made
Doctor Of Laws b. that University. Subse-
quently the title WAS boFo~ed y th, faculty #
Of Pa1is o.. Peter Lombard, the celebrated
tcholas.ic lheologian. William Gordenio y a.
the first person upen whom the title Of D0e'o
Of Medicine was bestowed. Who received it
from the Gollege Of Asti in 1929. For several
ages the docsorate wsB invested with high
honor; but In the present century, and etpeel-
ally il. this country. there are 30 mn IN d
sa0ds of them that the title is greatly diminish
ed In value, aud now.is hard!y worth hHviuz.
, 1860-10-15

1uo OtV@kF0z N7"s'7 71' 7"
We noticed yestsrday young eagle brought
10 tho cjty and offered for sails He was I fino
looking bird, about three months old, msaaur'
inz ee7en feet eight inches from tip to tip. HI
Va sold into captivity on account Of bad con.
duct. He was taken from the nest sorne three
montha since BY Mr. Hanscomb, who res'dss
sbout fourteen miies from the city. He wa
then ouite young. being covered with down.
Ash increased in tize, be was sufficiently teme
Ia bo handled, aud come when called, and ht
T.s slioved thu liberty Of coming and going q
his own choice, which be ava3led hlnsen Of o. p
oiten sos.ing out Of night and being goaa ~
, 1860-10-15
NIORT4AGE SALE.-Whereas

lfl 0ec1rA H4urahA Of Alton, In tbs St1t: ct Mch
rhrsu did On the tsrd day Of Nay af execute AID te
vFf 10 the undersigned Fatn 1ntfutnFe Of Nof!eats
tn secura the paTett Of three essral prem Soa CT
e1en date With id No,tth for the sun q nsssq hun
d~1 dollars sach s7!e Notes te!cE p'ya to 1neSa
shfrv ordtr ors sxty astsE dar. one a'x months
n er aad twelve mouths aeF cafe via tntes
e& Il The rate Of taa par etat tnnua. Aa Aa!I
xaxt u recnrt4l In the EeeorttFs t1es o. - uaTeat
Ecu 1ty Book Of Mortgages on p1&es ~ an' 1n nEa
Whervas It ~. provded ID and By the te1s o tHo Ao
rnrrs At tsfau:t Ade In sh4 pAy- 9I sAe pten'
ts.Q1y Notes or sh-r ntttem eser OF pEepa or anx,
al, On The cAv o. ~hen tic sans aha tteoee aas
ctfed by nd Nn.e. should heeoue FaY
she u aid Mortgage shoa1d et lasdhte7 'a't1ssa
kcv therefore de'anH hayi1z been msde IN tas pay
inert OF tse ar,t o. a2d run cory %otts pat or A
indt h.vog FAd according to e taFns q
"a Wprt7te public aouse a hereby gwen hat
s.hley, Mon Aforesaid d; htsesy &C., -
detsplt IN paynen Ard .hat .hal &c OF
lug fhe ey upon ssd Soles snd In
0e p.vtrt il ve.trd ~ Nesxa9e eu Thur y
tcbex gAteeuth, 1aD II 10 O'clock n 20 !ossaotA
| seu 1t pupl.c Are'i1a, II The hof1n 9nos ~ ~
| Ccurt Uou.e In tho city Of Chieazo- to toe lAs-
| ct bd1es foE eaah, Tie following dtserhFo uaGea
of land 1tuA I'd ip The comfy Of - n3sfesA n te
sfate II nots ant knn~n mi d..eoed a.fo!o" 70
Vii: Tas moth qu,Ees Of section t,'rT nc I9
the a~uth ba3f Of boath quarter Iecou twtass
{G the soush vat % Of s"ct!oa twenty ave
1rd -oq:h oerte TIC eou Quatf o. &c
tont dve {c3l In town r. ~ fa1ce tAe
Isl e1.t IT III nlintipt ntdt1c. being the ka7e PREM
tts eo1vsYed 10 tn p4tT Of tt nr.r part b. re
I'D wist tsd ii rtskt equity q redemption Of tbs sa
George uAnnahs M het2 sqd rs 191Gn: tGTs ~ vo,.zz-
I q " 41-.-... A+%,vns- nc+& O. I'd
, 1860-10-15

" L J1roa Kn'&eI 4Aa kE&1 T. t+uNe1 ~ WV
both Q: e CITY of Chicago aA Sats OF lhn7s dd e.
cute aud delIse: to ua!e1 ther eeitaa
n,nstzA<. h~a.t!Z dsss Ee second CAY Q! Jay =: ~
1898 ta t4c,fb tbs plynsnt Of tertAn no@
of even dae herewith, d.cn u The sad !aenn Hnsen
{os The sum Of Fourteen Theu'a7d Iso:lsts ni* 90i
pAyahe I've wars CATS thereof II se CIV han3
Il Bcb.ou, MaasaetusetA aan prrvdnk that tee MFR
thereon rheh mould be re :. t<p oE stst nes
tn renal annually TO vt: on'a, seeona a. ~
corded il te Koccrltr. oee Of Cook county - Of y
default hsa bern se tn the payment ct n e1t Ct
fn1frrst du he fecond day JaruaJ. lt60 nd Gso II
thr n.yme,t * tae IuEae.t OF ioterfs dua The aeoa
DIV hi j1ly tsfQ son beth fensan unpaid.
Now therefore, ruolic rolice t. HEREBY xtsen th.s J.
Jsnnra C. Merrill Truse and tne Nor kaxee ascTTsAd or
the DIV Of r,rep IN S,a.a OK MasAacl uts. h=oornt
Ia thn ierna srd mortgage CO heroY dec Ase The
nj xur secured be reacn Of aad de-
f.ut II .Yp+ Mt aui ttAt shall In pursuance
Ind bY yus nd In me vested By
ottx .xe Lnd tie ani e1pErsed
On TEu-siaT th4 tn rI&h Of nettniexF A. D.
1t eleven o'clock IN forenoon Of - u tie north
door OF he Cou.t uorss in he city Ct ch:e.Sc. rel 1t
nubc suction tie h&t bidder os c.1h the ptentsea
IN aLI y ortC re de4erhed. 10 w.t.
fha peys r. parcel Of ia11 known n - ot
fourt4 Il block seventeen I'D th* fac17nal section
deeu a6dvl,u to city Of Cl!tao. bang ttshfT !eet
IL ut on Miehik4n Ant eoe hn17ed md tihv see
in depth 10 the 4ev in the ft1- according T. se PIN r
oord.d In Cook county htza11, .!h The dwelling eoosf
snd other iIpnspr. ueut4 fha enn.@
JAMES u. NEhK1LL Trustce, Ayt31E"e:
! r. P..rx1 Ati1fpcy, ee4 d!=4 I'd
, 1860-10-15
TJ e n D E r S Q N
HGT kIR FURNACES.

Thee the re.nl' Of nsnv ~ o. H. s
nrne1ir1tr tLd confidently p7c4ehct ~ ue ~"
u ~ ~ pesia. ln o'asof
Reenomy. C~p4rttr+ Dar"hthhu, h@se -
.naA4SsMssfs and fhf 4@at"VS'
AysasEd -8sTs
, 1860-10-15

MASTERS SALF.-State Of llli-
l4l r!no1s Cook couetY. SupesoE Coust Of Chica
a. H. Town,ert .Thouas D. NJ cK'ns.rS: Loy!us No
irerY, hl4 wis Jonathan Cia:s, 0e r. t:rneker.
est14s e. Slater and Kab Il Cla-k- Bu u F-see1ose
MnrtfsRt.
dec1eni rdsf eater4d above e-tlsd tbs
sh q st1.snb.: .: 80 Maa p ;Aa.a'r. =
ou he TwetysKth div OF oefoosE. 4. 1860. At ten
ocl ct ia IT, oftha CAV, te 1t pubic suction
urs Iou, ia the CRY II Cnitako, In .a.d II NJ
cook II. lot ds4e7be nseee Or pace! q Ind os
70 much .he.er %y - nctsay - tatsfy the anonLt
q aAe et1s. With l1tees. RI eost toEtthsT vi r.
10 WIS noh tAfof ,r1h hS Of the northeast quar-
1 Of nnth east quasts Of feeron thEssen - town.ai
tsty q. ~ p3rta, ta m s ea@t = II. third
PRINCIPAL nerd H. ree-vi!x th-sern titty fe' tett r
ID the sfe sE u lard - r.ht o. Way tor III.
Ulak I,l1ua Az Pink Eua--s Ia Lard tn I'D a1rs
IL same nor Or leo pr t-.s tea slsuasj II The
C1pcts " Cook AMI 5ta,e Of IN:0!t.
HlnAM F. NATTER,
Master in CkaocerT Of Ii. Supetiar CouEt ct chca,o.
ExA1x 1 1.aAx. Conpl'ta Sot.e! ess.
G7ttd Uct- 4, N60 cct1H6fd
, 1860-10-15

ee.. ptmum q III. Heehaa!es
Gs.to .1d t<.s!s Vi sstp sre u nos e.
:a ~, nr INV n,h-: m 'ket. Fifty o!tsTSnt
Se.s. :, whicaa1s Ad sets sd+, y Nv e s,,er4 ~
, 1860-10-15

TRUSTEES SALE.-Publie No
IL cs IA hezeby Evrn ttst L. 9. Pa.a: FEe<s. tas
Trztes nAAea IN Deed ct INT extsnteo ~ ~ Epae
th- kesosdsr Or iA!ai:e county. ..ail Il Book :" o.
ps*da <s Il md g. deast hA1!ax beer ~ "
secured bY Ia DEED. Vii. n puTuasea rta tse po.r1
IN ad Dad * n:Aned, sp"a,ls appc.scu g 20 ne}
tor .s II ks north coe Of ms Court House IN "a:
GJ OFT county ef Coot and StAt4 Ill Of
~ ea,t II u tie It 9us1er ;he west bsn 0:
tbs e'sth-:.st aans.1 u .te4ea 20; oas H. =
G,uzte IN sid so1Ety Of LaSall& vt, The o~e
ntsre.t Of Hattie ,su'EzAse nv wits ef ri wso
1Q.prd In tka exesston of a.c bed a!l aAe 10 b.
o. The It7 day Of oassbar y l7e It ten et IN At
forenoon. L. g. PAINE FhE1h-
nst4dlcQA Tr71t =.
, 1860-10-15

Chicago Lead Works
toruss Of, Clifton Aoe Fulton s.sessa' "ea' @'es'
LEAD PPEy NAh 0 "fao"A AAs
Shot, White Lad,
H>d Lead, and
LythAFEas
PIG LEAD, PUMPS AND HYDRAULIC HAZE.
-.,.4.,. f,oyn II. trade collected. Cash pa'o 10
Oh l<Sa anu ~ "70S-' l.. r. BLATEHFOkn.
tsAH1 =. ------"
, 1860-10-15
MATCHING SUNG.
nj WILLIAM Eoas WALLACE.
,Fr;m the Ncw York T1acs.1


Wide awake. wide awake, rs we inatth 1T Ae1l6nts
: I'D orf eresstt tA, the lnbos Of Liberty lket'
They arr lit OF FHe Soil In onr rnEttv oon'aan
Tiat shai; ueYcr re-ound 10 another aveth4 p
For The l3nd thai n " ashlngton. Jstefson Hoo'
Ans1 1soe a''a3 'o"e' 70 w}e.axake: wide eawAke!
o, Boya, wtdcawake!
Uldaawrte vile awAte ~ wc march. for = home
Fr4 Of citarrs t. the lande-s who hhheswar1 FoAms
u, DO DR.. Il ctr trat brtath on tds epu'ent so'
Fur the villa III u land. hatk no loEGft b spill
But q srletIld d. Iaao BY the river A-dtea
o''"-n< o'4A'' "''@ Witt .w.kc. wideawaks!
o, Logs, widcAEake!
Eat tlta t.ke tie whole lane In it, Ee rioua tEaa:
D. tie r. lToad vii marry the . eaLs for aye.
And tue En1uu eternal be M = y M's*~s!
7hen, hurraa for The huse+ Vt rna A. nIt
AA~' aA-" '174 y Nlde%wAke! w!deawaks!
q. Uuy3, w4d :awAfe:
And Iii ,e1te:s dashed down Fl. equent mouth
50 tt thoa4zuds made elient ty oagarcll .~1E.
Dare to rank fur the right ike Essa'us ca':
Ye.! FREE speech viii Prevail en- her weet .unny soa'
Wht+ AvF ske, w!ds-aHake!
q, Doyr, wide awake!
Not All med to t,De with the Of G"dsaAy;
beaT ErredOM me each tra; LIS: you! o:e4aI
uiu,- Tie BEg Cas- It bnsne b. Cd ABB q The West
Nhuis thsuIinE Frcr Homestead! rec Stl IN aton
Wide * !. vide awake
y, B.yt, WIDE awake.
, 1860-10-15

~ Diarrhea, Dysentery, Summer
Conp.&snt-AAku:rc, Compound E1tr.ct ot Bcnc plant
sahe bes mcdy known, for the cuEs Of ttese csetet
In the M.slss!r Valley it bear te tkhe-t reputation
IN IL. CURATIVE properties Ye1 chd1rn teeth.nk Is In
valuable Prepared only mud rod bv J. 4 G. AAGCIRE.
st. Louis A,4-ou,. ktd ty Jro. D. Park. ~ 1xkte
shr.ro lyst8a1*ru
, 1860-10-15
A.se. in Chaacery Of tn Snperar Court ct chea,o.
1rfed ut RIO cet43t6Ad

MASTERS SAI4E.-State Of IlG-
1el notz. Cook Court5. S;s.supes;or cou;t ct Chi-
Murray. Aim7n-s1lrt1 It Aesanaer Mur'2y: and Hel.
Il La1 Il A}tx tnaer Murray AID Mary Murray. 3sd
Jasa StaMor. Atmnl4t1ztor Of Aie2Aader Ar1:aj-Bsu
70 toreelnse AoEtSAke. :. :
dtetal orter entered above eetied eau:s "a n
18th day Or Jn.y L. lsS0. Ira SCOTT ~ Matter In
thanrvr7 of the Superior Curt Of thic.xo. will. tho
ecefexaiL dAy Of ttoher: A. L. sae 4. tea o.sos1 ia
t bidder tor ea:h lhe noh too: q ts ouss Eo.ss
il The Ctr Of hicaxe, In eaid County Of Cook ht I'll!
loving ctncrbrd pieces ra,ceis q land {r @ much
th-,e5f as may be nees.arJ to he Hn; OF sAd
dec-e vth ,r treat and e,-i together With The AaSsn
fee- dsau1. ri.. O. sAa sAe stua,e
In tse County Of and .t-te OF III nets u wtIh4
tast The noshet-t q.E+r AL the west eal OF
southea.t 9oNtes 2! sssttn tea 3; - ,etta
1i1 ~ Of lhe Thl.3 Principal Nectan. and west ha
of tho norh sa.t g1.ttF the sout: 1n4yter
Section nuaoeT tolr 10, TowlsAp :uE.ee r!,ty 81
h n1.h r2axe number thir teen ett CT tas
f.{netp11 Nc1iiE1n. .ad the e'a aan y the southeast
4naref Of Geeon nu11be! thEsg torr ts@ IN -
tnty nine {*s), north Of Eaaxa 1tsfn ea4t Of tt'
Third Prize pL MeEd.aa. I'm = ~ I,
Masta thAn1eEY rf the ku2e1taf Coust Q! Gn!ea9o
Dnted kette1oRt II. l55o- a7!sAt1t ~
, 1860-10-15

N Ao1Ias .-..-a. e.o,-- ~
Chca-o Ia Chareerv. l.nhAEt Pct. vs. Antri SsNa-
B,I u Forecps. Aortxaee-tulic notsee he1Tay even
entted e1us4 On tho thirteenth day Septemaet D.
1850 Ia Scott. Ma.estn ch.acFty q H. sn.ei.F
L. H. 1885, oeok IL ,he foFen,ea q that SaT ~
nofth door o inc In The cty Of easo. Ia
county of coos ,he 'o.wssE 4s:sssd p1e:s or ~
Secesa,y to amount IT .ad deere with n:efe7t
md c,+ts together th TIE masters .e4 md
Of lapd .nelcnx thirty t} rods ~et n tls Atn.rr Of
eston twenty une CO.. townsa!p n7me-r thts sx
ndsn nepce running west t4l:tyt~o and NJ hnt ,1
rds thence running north s1tht1 ~ sni tNohlte nfaa
"a; III tcds thence III Ytv swo AMI one hAf tE}
fod then running soulh ei<htysx aaa
{e& sl3 r1ds pl4cs OF arlaE c:n1l1ns
Ken aod onehaf ll7} ees- tad 2femt=ea
beins E.tua,s tie county Ceok nd = te "f no'
Mater IN Ctaoetry o:the su2ertoE Coust ef .hle:;s
| D1tsd Chicago. te2z- 10. I8:o. ..
| II. =. uup.oa Coupi1s Solicitor. a'lsUs'@1
, 1860-10-15

11AY r COMP A N Y's
MACHINERY Depot,
CHICAGO. 1LLNo1s
g.u.h% Asxea4 nd Best ANn1tne1ts
STATIONARY STEih ENGINES
AND BoHLERs.
,oprAELE STEAM ENGINES,
yAsH AND MOULDING MACHINES
uoodxor&h Planning Machines,
WITH AND WITHOUT nATcalNo;
no.ne's Patent Resawing Machines
Dosn.'s stave and Barrel Machinery
posnc's Heading Lathes and 'o'ner''
Doane's shingle Machines; e.. ~.
Rsla wsaern Axea.a for Ike sae .: oufoA w
Dutch Alaker Hfan0
BOLTING CLOTHS
AIAYxe stock constantly ou hand. Ano.
HART 4 hUnboEB
PlTKET F1NCRISc 1AD CRIsT M1LL9.
Iesther and Rubber Betting, Laalnx,
Packing, &C.. Atc~
II tsA vsz7 Lowes Cast fz3e.s.
VII. poAHE. Ax&ns
rv1fesE.lv LET CiGkSs- uh3eAEs.
, 1860-10-15
H0WES'
Improved Standard
SCALES.

SD SCALES.
THEY art made oay 1t B andon, yerEott ty
John Howes, Jr., and Strong 4 Ross,
TIE INVENTORS,
Had aH oshsrs S.prsssaftd as Hsrss' Ars
m<r. I,nttasfo~s. Of .ehi3h p2r-
efaaers should bstears.
ThsT extremely simple In construction, aro made Of
The very b..t u,a:erA-br experienced md intelligent
wosknao. undtr the supervision Of ths inventors.
They IRE nade Of III ss7s and cspscues adapted 10 III
requirel use embracing mona than hundred dltt rtns
no.tdcatio7a.
They made IL sci w!thousa pit which, in psa,e
county, is ve:y desi,aale.
They arc aade without lateral stay rois-the thcsk
when leads plaeed upoa the Platform. prevented
from wearing upon The kue edges By thu Introduction o
chilled iron bills which va.y In numbe. and Iii. ron fou
| t. dfty, ACCORDING to the capacity OF the nrzle.
Tier tee p.ates rest!nx upon knte edges. mi
con4tanty w<a.ing against tA:h other. in Ill ohs
sea!ts but The knife edge aad the benxs theron
ain perfectly quiet, eseb5 preventing any friction.
These scalea VIII weigh with exAstness WHEN
Be IN SeaeE est up In warehouse: this
| tba - m etbsv Gal. = v.$ -,sda
, 1860-10-15

a,rba Pills remove the body il cavles the oowela
and tie WHY'S the circulation. tose dead E1ittS Eosn
cut bo1Y which occasfoo ttat rrcr'ta. heavy ferlinF
poda h.a Ae5ss &c. Thea. pu:ely vegetable pills do not
e npon ahy para e1ee2, to elea-se and puffy Then
Eae4y u.e b.. saEet 1nsny valuable le. and hA1p-
sxzas PILE kheu ta-etose be IN every house reAey
u. 1sues Lut Of rot.tau. n. +. xzitea, Aug. II,
aH1:
n MT With msn three wetks tRo who had slightly
t,urec Lis nnxert<o three days before, which eaus-d
In,neelse pAa sxerg. and Violent fever. When saw
hin tie :A1n A:t swelling LII exenced - il ehonlces.
eey:ns h!,a Of re- orsrep- ThchAnd va turning dt1k
oelo,e3 In o. tie 5Et cf .1ncat:on. Rot there 1t
svsni1s AID during he rle.t snVe him ~bos boz OF
p.h applied 3tAs, poun!ce. sud narea bis lie. Sold,
se u No. - canal st., New Tsrk, and by Ill
p7uxEtts.
sold by GEORGE E. STANTON, Gere1A Western
kxez Il South ..tk street. Ctcako and By Ill Teapea-
~. d..,,ys,n cedictr. au5Ilm
, 1860-10-15

fE One Of the most prevalent, and
II the sa.oe se nube*nme ana painful
attend the hus N as isthe Feve: md AFue For fonx
tins the uedea, world have been continually bringing
forth nrmetous se ihea sat liz tma7ent oH1e but Ill
without e6e I. D.. J. IL sete:, rn'1p .. eto and sos
pAys,elan has %uce~rted n fu- shlnk ths paeae with
valuable preparation fT the enrt OF aud Aeue
sseadE aud {rert .sirk ttefy made ut bEr
and the un1vs<s,l at: ndink tts ue hAve Ade
seputaion un 'u,rassa3 by any - eae OF The kn0'
fsrthr cure Of F~v.r tn1 Ague. Dr. HosrK1Tas Hts
s1.zxp SronAsu Brrsxas must and should claim
es!,y oves any olhcr p,epa eKAat For sale o5
GA. AID dea,ess generally e.e,y xbtrt: cc.e.w
tB Kennedy's Medical Discovery
eures Ss1nrr,a.
Kennehyh A%hl.ai Discover euTta ErtlP!AAss
Eernrcya Medical tGae"veV 'usrs .nse1 En-. Month
Eennsts,. M-d ii ihscovery c. Ham ,hs ES.e.
.~tr,. T.,,c. IN.r,v.rr curek q Head.
W,fir. i}ikcnrr.F curr4 RrnntnE ct tht EaF,
enn.sy. Ncdc i ~ cnFxry ru Uicr' 'Aec 3use Lc&.
EsIn,Hyss Nrdtc,, r;noyetv Cutr] ~ rA-
Esrcefx.s Vctirx; ls,sc .yer9 Cure~ lshri tutsno.
Esr1.dr's Nssi,.i il ecyyStt rtlreA :>All khe11n.
E.nnxd, Nedicni IreS1y+.y cures DvertpsA.
E~rn-1 !. Ns.ii Il Tl.cav--Y Nexu'4e1 ths RnWe14.
Renrrixs Metkx discovery Regulates tina Kidney ~
Kennrdy.s Med,rs! lN.e4x:ry Regulates the Liver.
Kennesr's Ned;cal III c"sc1S has cusrd nsur-y.
Wien you ae sck and DO not know what The matter Il
p,raars you h.vs an .n-a.d lumsr. TT ke1Aedys Med
u Discovery.
For sale ty III D-uEx'ts od3 II
, 1860-10-15

DURIFY THE BIO 0 ID.
AIofat's Vegetable Life Pills

DURIFY THE BLOOD.
Mofat's Vegetable Life Pills
And Phoenix Bitters.
hs1t SECUTED {e4 sst av.!na1ls ess:sy =!
nsual practices sf punz not only uanseesaa. but nav0s
OF Acute nd Chronic Raealnat,. AnsctIana Of
u b1IioGs HISS: Fl AND LIVER coxrLAMrs
w w q onst % a.e ths:s nsd,es ~ ..s:.a1d' ::
'sTi {S 2Sa&f$ f$$$Ss S$&t* SESPS
.heaa 1sFa ds;a1 osss tks.s 9etlstae. iaasal1e:z:
ase q IT, IT ss .euras e.
country ttes meslne: q. et fonna - - tpese5, ~
= return u dissase; eu'* By thesa Aede1nta Is
:, ts:,as. E :::sss :aS S:stS b S2Ft6 1:.
aes1 Grs!tl: Aea'ss1ss q eIeEy tlad, Ia.sta r.
tF heea !ss9sss's5 ssana. fess t. aPStt!ep pof'
+ .tost3 Saa NIX
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-11-13

Roman Catholic Religious Serv,css-For the
last two weeks band Of Redemptorist bro
theirs, consisting of Messrs. Smulders, WisseI.
Jacobs and Duffy, have been holding a mission,
or what Protestants would style a rsctraI, al
st. Peters Cathedral, and it has been highly
successful. Some idea as to the labors of these
missionaries may be formed when the order
Of exercises is stated. They are at work from
hye In the morning till ten and eleven at night
At the first named hour regular discourse is
preached, and the pulpit occupied at eight for
instructions concerning the Catholic faith
and at Z. IL a third discourse. In the mean :
time, however, the confessional is regularly
attended by the mem bers of the mission. The
deepest interest has been awakened in the
mission, and the church is crowded by large
and serious congregations, anxious to have
The Word preached and to witness the exer-
cises. Some of the discourses preached were
remarkable for fervency, earnestness and elo-
quence. On Sunday morning last TWO hun
dred and eighty nine persons were confirmed
There were about two thousand commune
cants, which is double the numb that com
muned when the Redemptorist brothers las,
visited this city, about three years ago. The
services closed on Sunday night last.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-11-13

Hastings C0urt.-This body commenced its
November term yesterday morning, at Ii o'clk,
and disposed of a large amount Of business
free negro, called Peter Scott, charged with
stealing watch and chain from DIR. John N.
Brooks, was called; but owing to the absence
of witnesses, the trial was postponed until
The Decembe term.
The Grand Jury met at 12 O'Clock, and after
being sworn, and charged by the Attorney for
the Common wealth, retired TO their room, and
found true bilIs against the following persons
indicted for misdemeanors: VIM. F. Simms
for assaulting Alois Reck with stone; Chas.
Ripley, for selling goods without a license in
violation of the revenue laws Allen Nun
nally, for keeping disorderly and ILL governed
house; Jackson Crouch, Allen McGregor and
f SudIer, while in the discharge of his duty.
The Grand Jury then adjourned to meet
again on Wednesday next.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-11-13

APoLITICAL RIoTKR WITH SWORD BLADE
IN HIS BACK-During the election riot q. ILL.,
noistown H., a man named John DeLoar
wa stabbed In the back with sword-cans -
The weapon was driven in about midway of
the spinal column and then broken OF within
about two inches Of the body.
1t was found impossible to extract the wea-
non. and Denoar was conveyed from Illinois
Town 10 the Health Office. A physician was
called in, and endeavored to pull ont the
weapon with a small pair Of forceps or PIN
GERS He applied the pincers some half a
dozen times, and pulled with all the strength
he could command, but so firmly was the steel
transfxed In the bone that the pincers inyari-
ably slipred of aud the 'claws finally became
injured In such manner that the pincers
were rendered useless. The Doctor sndeavor
ed to loosen the weapon In variety Of ways.
but to no purpose. II had been driven in with
SO m uch force that ii was even more strongly
transfxed in the bone than a uail driven into
a stick OF wood. Dr. Smith finally procured
A pair Of shoemaker's nippers and made an
other effort. After one or two trials he sue
ceeded In securing a good purchase" upon
tha wea pon and ex xtractedit 1t measured In
Ali Ave inc ches--three inches Of which had
neuetrared the spinal column, and there re-
NAMED firmly imbedded for twelve or four
Teen hours. *e
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-11-13

Mayor was called uUon to settle a neigh oor-
hood difficulty, in which two families had be-
come involved, and cross warrants had been
obtained, as the panacea of peace. Mrs. Ann
Herman, charged with trespassing on John
O'Neal, and throwing water nto his bakery TO
the damage of his stock on hand, first made
her appearance. The O'NeaIs wore that NJ rs.
X. was disorderly and annoying, and what
was worse, proved that she sometimes took
beverages stronger than water. Mrs. Cathe-
rine O'Neal was next arraigned for threa Ten
ing to open John KernaR's figure head with
an axe. and witnesses were also called to prove
the charge. After hearing both sides Mrs
Herman was required 10 give security for her
good behavior; but Mrs. O'Neal was dis
charged.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-11-13

HAPPY WoMEN.-A happy woman! Is not
A woman who is happy because she can't help
it-whose smile even the celdest sprinkle of
misfortune cannot dampen. Men make a ter
rible mistake when they marry for beauty, for
talent, or for style; the sweetest wives are
those who possess the magic secret of being
con tented under any circumstances. Rich or
poor, high or low, it makes no difference; the
bright little fountain of joy bubbles up just
as musically in their hearts. Do they live in
log cabin the fire light that leaps on its
humble hearth becomes brighter than the gild-
ed chandeliers in an Aladdin palace. Was
ever the stream of life so dark and unpropi-
tious that the sunshine of a happy face falling
across its turbid tide, would not awaken an
answering gleam2 Why, these joyous tenn
pered people don't know half the good they
do.