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Litchfield enquirer., 1860-10-18
THURSDAY. OCTOBER IS, 1860. REPUBLICAN NOMINAIIONs s FOR PRESIDENT. ABRAHAM LINCOLN,
 OF ILLINOIS.
 FOR VICE PRESIDENT. HANNIBAL HAMLIN,.
 OF MAINE.
,,., Presidential Electors.

Far Presidential Electors. ALa,gs--- CHAuscEy F. CLEVELAND of Hampton
 a ROGER s. BALDWIN of New Haven. '1s Dist-SAMuEL AUSTIN of Su!field. eS-ts" BENJAMIN DOUGLASS of Middletown ad {" -AUGUsTus BRANDEGEE of New London i Al -FREpERICK WooD of Bridgeport.
Litchfield enquirer., 1860-10-18
NEWS OF THE WEEK.

THE LATE REFORM triumph in Baltimore, is likely to work revolution in the political con dition and prospects of the State of Maryland. The Republicans held mass meeting in Balti- more Thursday night,which wasattended by about Ia thousand persons, and which was marked by a wonderful degree of enthusiasm-several speech es being made, and no indication of any desire to interfere with the proceedings being exhibit ed. On the contrary, many dissatisfied Ameri- cans and Union men united with them, inclu- ding members of American Clubs and Bell and Everett Men, chagrined at the result of the late election, and impelled by spirit of retaliation against members of their owE organizations who voted with the Reformers. It is thought that the accessions to the Republican ranks may be so numerous as to imperil the chances of Bell and Everitt in the State, and to improve those of PERCENTAGES materially.
 Asa sample brick, We print the followin g busi- ness note:
 BALTIMORE, Oct. 12, 1860. Deor r:-Will you oblige the Wide Awakes of Baltimore by sending, immediately copies of the Wide Awake constitution. bylaws, rules, regulations &c. with their system of dril &c.
 Pray oblige us by doing it now, by next mail. Baltimore IS oA abh1ze ,riM ire Repubiicons. The Bell and Everett party are breaking up and
 joining us by thousands. We had tremendous
 rally here last night and Wide Awakes are form ing in every ward. Help us in this. Yours, &c. k. EMERY. Of the Border State. m TN-
Litchfield enquirer., 1860-10-18

Rs~ Governor Seward arrived home from his Western tour on Saturday night. He was met at the depot by large concourse of citizens, who received him with the most enthusiastic cheers.
, 1860-12-04
A WASHINGTON NUmOIk.

"A Washington correspondent Of the
New York Times talks vaguely Of CON-
promise to bc offered in the Senate within,
Il day or two, by Mr.. Seward. We doubt
il. 31r. Seward certainly understands too
well tllc motives and Objects Of The Disun-
ionists pr r., who now have the secession
movement in their own hands, to suppose
for an instant tlla. they would accept any
compromise which he might offer. Or, If
mistaken in them, he assurcdly cannot l,c
~ much deceived in the people Of the Free
Stutcs rs to suppose they wnult: consent to
any concessions to slavery beyond those
embraced in the Federal Constitution.
They always l.;,rc lived up to tic CON-
pact-thcy propose continuing 10 do so.
But no cartL1ypowrr CAN force t!le1n hairs
breadth beyond that.
, 1860-12-04
THE MERCHANTS, MEETING.


The meeting Of Merchants, called for
Friday evening next, we understand has
for its object AL expression Of opinion by
our commercial community, relative 10 lhc
banking law Of this Stntc. TIE late tlccis-
ion of The Supreme Court having settled
the constitutional question, us to the right
o: the Legislature 10 amend the law, the
desire seems to lc universal t:.a. such mol
iilcatiu1s of it bc nude Ut the mex: meeting
Of that body, as cx:,2e;cncc has proycu tobc
necessary to render lis longer existence de-
sirxble or even cadurablc. What 1ncsc chan
gcs are Of course there Is an.l will continue
to bc 4 diversity Of opinion; but, We be-
lieyc, upon two points there il au universal
cnncurcncc, viz: the restriction Of sccuri
lis to Illinois and United States stocks,
and central redemption, e,ther in co:o or
in exchange On New YORK at = rate that
shall not be oppressive md that sllal1 be
fixed by law. The necessity for and i'm
pnrtancc Of some such provisions as the
foregoing arc strongly enforced by the
rrcacnt state Of affairs. We trust our f';lsi:
ness men will respond promptly TO the
cal!-t'lat their action may be judjclaus ns it
is wcll-ti,aed, and that the example may be
followed by the basincss men Of other pors
tions Of the state.
, 1860-12-04
PROSPECTUS FOE 1851.

fuLsTlcAL-Ihc great political caMPa!En Of 1861 Is
closed. Tie battle has been fought anI wan, snd tho
caGles Of victory perch tic Republican 1s&ser
ABRAHAM l,xcuLx has bcca srinn1lanty elected Pres
idcat ot the rnied States for fur um tc .t #
March. 1s5t.
VIC aEc entctlhS npon yrar t:ht Will be memorable
In The annals os Ausecaa politics. The EscFatrrs II
tho Cotton States l.ayc undertaken ~ hrrak up tic
American lulon because they arc net SLOWED forever
tn rulett The people have deeidcdat the bailo&hox to
have the Federal t;o,xfn1.cut administered accoFs:uy
10 tie r1cccts and policy Of the Fate~ ma IN strict
Accordance Will The cops an'3oa they have elected
fresidentte execute thLz will The ~lavc loldin oil
rssci,y rfGse to submit and have proclaimed their
purpose 10 disrupt !c Gonfederacs urle+e thcIs &i,
'l.ndt s'Ial u E.netatr!y died It'll. Which
trAec thc f".loH1ns points: l.
n..l,s =" TIFF f.KE 1..a-.:1 Tbs. The irolit
S:d ..n..taiy ster:. "a 1lat tlc Constitution sla
ty r. q as ass H.
- = Thae t.t iree s,tsses e.il g, ~ .us,a,..
sssai flanar1,ss FL: S$feeesi;d: 81: fIas M Eiasx,
s i.t d. 1T TSs us ato sss
7,'ss s, s,sa ps 5s;,l.!ea = u te .stac! q teumh.
.l.s*sld%te to trasel aud suous Tic free ssas:a,
As$;narsAlKl' u, T.ixlH SLAVES.
la1tre threaten from Ii Union aud set up
:-'utlrfH Iunle1tr1cx fr-,fcu tit African Slasu
, s. aS-arn n e is, aa rat pS,s s' 1 1s
l.4ii" of ttc Guik sac l. the rrt:5n,ue & tc Dir
s j. s and 59ana ~ ta att S1 n
t.e1. Jaessoa slsl sAalcd ~ sunu t~fonna nul1i.
III r. IT, sss SS;n ,;'h 1s.t n. r.
tleaEc-l ri :nts ant iuost cherished pr!:ririrs.
= s oe iS:* Il; n 'rs '!s Snant si"
A,.,s t.sss ar: re-: i!",'st.s- fur tr ian.tic-s
"tae.srlng aad Fatia!x inlustrS = 81 eoun X
srsr ts i::pa5as u Il uess qayeis :!s X
riav q Fv:aom. t;leit md :at1iesi-,a ~. '" VI.
e s,a f. Eess re's
.Ths Immense s3sssm ofratlrt,aas and a!tgEap flnt
t. ffs@t e. sSts 1S ssf s:is III s3 T.
toTauon N parstng rtenis 1r5m the colunlus Of III.
idly II .isn te ncss 5 Of IL ic tac ''' sssr,
CpnEl1<i.osnEEtE-a'nstu: the Coming winter nnc "
assu aistn iali nj ra;ir ri rsoris u inc It'll rocsr
M. 81 ~, ~ .aGs.'e ~ ;h sS:s'i"n z; Cul,.f.s:
tse} .r tnr fully r':a Oh What viii ''r asr b,
ts1: ~ :n x1sIe';Hs5sas VI" By ssn;
a!d 1oitana-
iaEd. ~ 4seiye eur inteli liz nIulttiar9:s
cFrr*quncc.ts nf. 1c Ae-ticlatsQ lsrs. 2sutn 1E
MAxI,rs-7MeT Tkins1ss has a,i,:cst i nixn rernta:
thn " Commercial I'a+E and In this department I,
aa e i deTee sasa Il is
ss'sa ia;1rts ~ f*nrs* IT," als..i:.ss w
ui. t:aE'ad,- 1aA1 lad stlsr otvcLs agricultural
r.,dHr.- Of Anltftca ani EGtn.e, ELI! III, otnrr ti~
c",l1'vted with TIC material Interests u tnrcnanlr,.
A"lsaTI Ak--oartnf the ctHs!tH. ycaT VIZ saatl ay
rar.sn'sE M.ntt.,n Is farming 1,att14. Each i-se
s.ny 5:'f3 "SSisi,iasa5 FL; tai5,: :1st tyr
."t:i ri .stasl.i: c garden Interesting.
Vt s 't:fs t. ns,ltai ss ':e'sts 81 @s: ~
I%apsptr ,,.tts H. ,unsl, !" rors Of faafe
tustnF" nnd all ottrr matters tss.rcst tie crs
, 1860-12-04

In this ctr Ut the Yesidcnce of s n Walker, On the
81 Instant, Ars ARMENIA :. SKINNER, wife Of the
The fnsrsi vii tsss pssa t T. st rsurs cauIch. u
3ocloek "Wednesday AFTERNOON. fdends of nc fs:rliy
OnrrAHy.-ur.S $ SEYMOUR was released BY Eeath
rom tt 1o1, and painful Eaes+ On Sahhats mosntn-
His funeral Will take place from 1Ie New Jerusalem
Temple on Harrison st1eet. between atate street and
Wabash avtnur. tuis Tuesday) mvr1iug 10 oclo1N.
, 1860-12-04

@s17 @&s&1ss7.f y + q 1U A1S&-s
Rcad the letters or Judge Amy which
We prb;ish this morning Oh tic sccord
!ragc; and If you have not already done al
in you- power for tile relief Of the fam
inc stricken people Of Kansas, lose III
time in getting your contribution on the
way. We are fearful that the actual con-
t'i':oa Of things in that unfortunate Ter
ritory is hot fully realized !,;- the people ii
the Northwestern 6.ases Mcn and },rcth.
rem, let not the Shame come upon us oc per-
hitting o,:r kindred and neIg.ibors to staryc
'vi.i.c our country is oycri!owing wit,
abundance. Do something, for the lore u!
heaven, TO rlicve them, and 10 it quickly.
, 1860-12-04
:.::TH:E..CITY,.
RECORDERS Cou1tr. The Recorders Court
adjourned yesterday to "Wednesday morning.

REcoRDER's CouKr. The Recorders Court
adjourned yesterday TO "Wednesday morning:
THE NEW PApEn~-Thc new daily to be
started here next week is 10 be called the:
Chicago Itst.
GETTING 11uu.-Thc cd postofIice bui1ling
is being ralscd to grade. Workmcn commenc~
cd operations therenpon yesterday.
Ssow.-Ycsterday afternoon md last night
the snow went to work falling III earnest, and
with a promise Of putting matters on :, new
footing. Sleighs moved b1iskly towards night.
TEMPERANCE USroS.-Thc annual intctin:,
Of the Illinois Temperance .Uuia,1 will be held
on "Wednesday at 10 a. NJ, at. the Clark Street
Methodist Church lecture room, Nh is.
GAME FOR RorATr.-0nc Of our extensive
game dealers informs us that he has reclsctl an
order for several dozen Prairie Chickcns,- and
deer, 10 be forwarded TO, England for tic
Prince of Walca.. :
SonE TnnoArs.-Scycralc c',scs Of severe sore
tllroat arc at present prevailing In the city.
Diptheria, doctors say, Is getting less ffc..
1ucnt among the people, Change for the
better.
:-------- =,
soSs or Ns" Lc"l.Asp-tn ne eeete.'', .,
Lie NEN L&lElAnu 49oCtctp SsAls = A4CellI'p u
the Sons Of New England at tnc fremont
lIousc On Thursday evening Sec advertise
mcut in another column.
, &c. 11---...e ,...:.
eAhnE:>Ens !; MIls1tseIAn lnsSies..ns
meeting o' .,ns en'..'o s .ou.ue'e' ' se1, s"
W. ae4a =. !pe4 !oome r. s.ena AMo,'a!
other mat1efs 'ol" business 1oey appointed ::
committee 10 fn'cst'sato Tue psesenl eohca
non o. tne no'ttens - .'apto'e .ae |u:s-s'
, 1860-12-04

CLosIso OF CAxAL TEApE-From a dis
patch from Superintendent Preston to the Ca
nal Office III tlia city, VIC learn tl4at tAe Ice is
getting heavy in the Illinois, Ind Michigan
Caul Acqueduct nt Lockport. Tic water was
probably drawn OF from there yesterday, thus
putting stop to canal navigation for the sea
son
1T McSA1Lr's.-A 1t AcSauy's, 81 Dearborn
street, may be found Diaries for 1s6l-a large
assortmeut Illustrated Almanac for 1851;
English I.apers Of 1ov. 17sh; fresh supplies Of
Hopes aud Fears," BY MiEs Young; Rose
mary" hy DE. Huntingdon; Lnirn1a, BY Ru-
1iui, and Writer'S Home Ballads"
, 1860-12-04
MEETING OF CONGRESS.

The sccond session Of the T1.irty-six1!i
Congress assembled 1T Washington city
ycsac:d :dav.- Tile number nf ul,srnttrs was
large, though there was Il quorum present
in each hos:sc. Nolhing Of interest va:
done. The Presidents message will IT,
delivered to.tlHY,
, 1860-12-04
4 Card from the Eell- known Landlord
WAlsrEla fAltiAa,. ESQ. -.
Phoenix Insurance Co.,
0F HARTFORD, CONN.

The following Card, from = vcllk known gentleman or
this Ssate. nneAks volumes In LayoE uf tac, ,PhRnx
Ihnee who dt*!tF IKE standard Indemnity against
the loss that ffowR tn the wake OF Gre. ca,i have
their wAn8 supplied BY application to tho Agents
OF the fAGnfI, who orc lucAtein all tic cities and
towns Of the tnfon:.
CAED-1 hereby tender uy thanks to the Pud-
HIX INSURANCE. COMPANY, Of Hartford Cann~,
for the payment Of loss u Fire Thousand Doazs on
or hotel furniture and groceries Iu the ci1 House.
burned on the ntShkof November Gill; ..
Us SOON as our so*s beeamE Known to the Company
thy promptly sent IN a4uster to who rendered
every asestancc, aud materially helped through In
scttn M otr 1cs*, and tho amount Of Insurance. has
thta da1 been aatlsfactosil5 adjusted and paid
According to The u.ual conditions of policy. cIzirs
nut,!ue t,r ai1i5 ays SITTER proofs Of loss have
been furntshed; yet tho phuaix Has rA1n II se1E e.
csoE ard further In order to get through adjusting
quickly. has pail portion Of the peuss Of removing
the s,ods. ..,.:. :.,.'
1caa, therefore. cou1.'ently recommend the rhuax
Insurance Compsny e7aineutly deserving tho pat
ronase Of continually. She cauess delaj, makes
autho!et aud asts In prompt aud Euneso spirit
10 her patronage. .,:... >, ,EAtaTE4N FAILING.
C4LuAney.A~ November atta> ISat. go =.
, 1860-12-04

NJ A r r I il D. -..-~.
On Monday, December.Ht. 1t the H1Ggs House. by
g T. TIFFANY 7; 2: ~, roETER ]. ANDREWS and
, 1860-12-04

III \llL ltTtAGE SAl1tt--Afl lleFcIS,
LII, .lorr!sF. cupp<rneu aud T. at Cuppernen. hi
wfs, did the twenty nft.l day Of April A. H.. ny.
cxccutc to the undersigned certain mortgage With
power ofaAn to tcuFc tho paynenIOf certain Judge
lactt note hearn.: date with sail usoFtsaSr for
ta0 payment Of tttc sum Of ono hdltHa a
dollars. rtx uni!Is from date Which sail -n l.
duly Ercerlet iY tie Ocr u tls col:'ty q
Adam* and stat OF WISCONSIN tc soth DAY Of Apsl
Leo IN vol " fHiotfE1Ee% FhEe*3 and ~ ana uetaut
hATF heen made IN stc ofsa!d SUM- tme
Eezrby given, t1t shall ts .ay Of December
a. b. l It the north door oi the Court uo1se In the
county of Cuok Aad State at Illinois, at 10 OcIock ~
~ oder for sale and cell to the and best bidder
fr csl all right and interest and equity OF r.
dempon OF the paid Morris .Cnppctuc ln and to tho
following described property IN said uprt.sst tunsAth
ed " pay said notc together with ~ costa aud charger
tez OF section tnrtylvetaI IN township sixteen tt6
isol asrcs noss or ie-s sccordaS to he government
survey. A.o, that certnn plece Or parcel Of laaa
bounded ~ fnlows to wit: Ueear!ng It The north
c3st corner Of LOT number 0ne tn block number i've
t5 In tbs village OF Cascade In the county OF Adams In
tho state Of Ht+:oasin aut running thonct wCs: TO
Wtite CsceE tsecce north eight [sI rods 70 the north
Hae or sa.d block taeoce north eight rods 70
the north line Of said block lxe l5 thence north 70
nv sout! lne ol t.: highway lesdag fom she as;d
ltue of safl highway t. tae ntrthexst cosice Of aakl
block MIN ber i've Isl Jefferson bFrrt: n.rnce south
% xaa isEArsn seEtet II The place Of httahlnE con
LantE funF nttas Of ~ acre tsnre Hr lcsA Nth z!
hEl!a !alnss a1t Improvements tue s.+ns III OF Bad
N.-cun-tn. 5. l.. !. Eil..l'L LII
deid5Std MoEtgagee-
, 1860-12-04
Gt)iit:aiiIan. ID :Griibttlt1';

TUESDAY, DECEMBER 4, 1900
.tE To Nan Subscribers. II
The date on the slfp on which yonr narnc IL
printed tals wticn Your subscription rms o.t,
- Keep susye cr4t; -
, 1860-12-04

FTHCSFEE'S SALE.-W hercas,
i HaseanM- Hopkins nnd Saran 81. his wttt, did b.
l7inturu dated ScpseE.baF :ist t1W and Of record Ia
tile iesurtcrs Utc*; of tgk County. llaoit. Ia Book
~ r5Ss ~ cnnsty 'o n t?uss nast* L1ts !s!t y
in u,ox County. n!aaa, T. T!,st y s.:cars ths pay
able 20 the order Of ". II ~ Calla:ier Tor .he sun IL
f,Er audtd ND stxtfoa ard Si'oa dollars. and tn
auction: aud. wAcrzA sail Calalrr has represented
tv tho undersigned that An.d not Il long OVER du- and
.Nvw. tefe1J1t hot!re Il hercby given tkat tho un
dtE.!susl Ttu>r II Aforesaid viii ee Ut pnb'lc sue
Tint ay, It tie uorta le,r of tie Court Hoasc IN Chi
cagu, "a t.4 hIshs.t bidder d,r eaH. Hbe prrhes
shan ne runcrient - pay and sat1s.y sail note.
EA&.dtAft ID llASEfOUCk DAVIS: Trustee.
, 1860-12-04

Roswell Afford, private in Capt. Swans ca. i. j.
i va. 81 iS13 tq
Wis:, 6y 5. b. Noble. ''''':
Total amount in drafts md notes, $l1 ,324 ia,
not including the value of the land warrants.
There 1e1nained scventy-nve additional letters,
some contaiug valuable packages" deeds, rc-
'II'ta' ~ o''' 49, ~ n - ~ .eos.
lns ioauus. =. ~ .r1 ~ ~.,.s.st ste =. 49,
.e.s no,n ~ pat ~ 49,. 49, !. Sn., 49,.
~ ~ uue 't"o 49,. -. -.t,:. 80. ~
.a''' wv, - p.s..as ,s $500 ..s..s s-~A ~ sesA y,
ssl.lans los4'tAese1 I'' - - 'N7' -. - eee"e
'ueA = te'u'1" =.
'col. Aa1ataond, aupt. oi tne ~ .. q 4'a41
road =, and Mr. Town, Assistant superiutcHd-
ant. nrc entitled to .'commcndatlon for their
:, ~ a,.a.ta, - tI,;,,r H. ,;t,,.s..ta
80. ~ ~'sa e'o1N@ - ~
Justice. '-> = -. -, :, /
hcu;1a.rea n +z,,c,t "a d.,,,rc,,,ona rr,,n,,;t-
~, y, I1. - ~ ~ =: ..'N.
no 4Poa lulpoftanI AI't1a 4"t' euue a1ie Pal.
and they think now such difficulties will sud
d.nly become less frequent in occurrence, On
account Of the arrest Of so liberal an opcrator
as young Hudson. w.. ;. / So. ..,
Every effort will be randc BY the officers Of
the Chicago Post Otdce To ascertain the full
extent Of Hudson's .EpredatIons. upon the
mails, At the proper Hne. .tha owners of the
drafts and notes will bc placed in possession
Of their rFopcr:y. Meanwhile, Of course,
these must be, held al evidence against the
prisoner. ',.''.s -r': ><-.
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So W .c.,..u ~ ~. ~. ""s
So ~. ,' -. ~ sasn:.t..sa ~ ~
r SUNNI '.as,o @ y 3,,ss. - ssa.sa.s us ,os ps:'s1 ~,
rn,1s..,. ~ . ~ w. w. snh;a;,, ,~,nf h,.tnr1 ~ tha
a;s...r.e ~, ~ ~ r:,-sa >' .-s -'! - 'A~
49,. T,' o ~ .se 9I ,,.,, i. .;o
cnmtnnn rn1Scn ~ tha -" 1s.h tA sT AGrrsf ~ ~
1soo:-That permission 5 hereby given to lay
school SECTION addition to Chicago, as may bs
necessary for business purposes upon sail
nloeks, ani li'ah tae sumo ne eGnnec1ed WIN
and RocE islaud' Railroads. ut such points as
the Committee on Schools Of tho Common
Conncil may deem proper ana necessary. l'1o.
o,inn @ or of ihc i co'amon @ E Council m eeu ~ '"s
A cany Of workmeu went to the vicinity a.
1ults1 To- ca,1v m Sunday ,norning-ot ono
o,c,octExan,1 cor,;mrcnrcd and. .emrcrcc1c,, in
1ay;n~ ;,own In. ra,,a. from polk IN Harrison.
on shor,,,n strce, ,n, o1n, 1,,rr;sor .trcct Il,
", Wc:t n,,it;;;, :as ,oon ;, t,i;s
c,,t ,broad a,nonr interested ,xrtics 1hey br.
~ 4u'e4" ''.no.t - N4>e 49,
b.rs and torc nj, thencn]y constructed track.
throwing the rai1. and lies into The c:uttc,.
and on thc sides Of tn, streets, Information
.t"" w ."s ~ Wv 4A -.
having been communicated TO tho Mayor, =
o,.o, ,;ot ~ t;,.h. .,,o,,id tnr,otcn T,, r.,;,.
49,, o,.,,,,,,- :rr,ao ,,,<t,nt,1. ,,,r,,,-o-.
,u,i The Iratc citizc,,a ouIct1y withaTew aft,r
n,v,,,.- cc:nm,,,f,bsd tl,,.;r oh;ect So tl,,.
sucek If war ts, xauIshcd. f1e,n orr,,arizou
f,r t1e nrcstnt: .~.::.':. r: = -.
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ILLINOIS cEs1hAL botIDIsos-lhe eSten~
sire shops OF the Illinois central 1S'llrqadt
long lie C0ufSB OF erection Ill 1lfS GiI r. arc
, 1860-12-04

Sworn toand subscribed before me. this 9Th day
OF November, 1eGf. ~ --BE1tNAUp nAILT, y. r.
Yesterday Nr. Kellogg commenced Legal pro-
and il Is his intention To prosecute all concern
cd to the extent Of The law. We understand
that a portion of thuso e:il5iged in the Outrage
cndcavoEed to excise ll..Juseiyes hy saJin;,
that 1t was only an elcctit'acrri',. dodge!
Tie girl was yesterday Rant oat Of tho city
by tho implicated parties, ,donbt!oss In order to
get rid OF her testimony.
, 1860-12-04

CHICAGO SABnATu SCHOOL UH1oN.-Thc
regular monthly meeting Of the Union will
through the kind favor Of the proprietor, bc
held in Bryan Hall this evening at ~ o'clock
Several friends from abroad arc expected to be
present, and matters Of great interest to all
lovers of the cause will be presented Nearly
ten thoueaul' children arc ret to he brought
within Sabbath School Influences in Chicago.
How can it be donef. Shall. tile city be dis
trieted? Let there Ro . fuil delegation from
each school in the city.:.:;t.-
, 1860-12-04

PEoR1A MARINE AND S1RE INsuRAsoE Co..
he call attcntionto the note Of atessrs. 0. F.
Fuller q Co, in relation to*the promptitude
with which thc above named Company has
paid the loss sustained by the. fire of the
I'D ult.. This readiness to respond to all just
claims for loss is characteristic Of the Peoria"
as many Of our citizens eau testify Doing
large business in this city, the Peoria Con-
panY is sound and prompt paying Compans'
HOME institution, located in our own Stste
and managed By men who nrc known to be
reliable and trustworthy. All arc we,llnsured
who take policy in the 'Pcoria Marinc aud
Fire Insurance Company" =. -.
, 1860-12-04
!: CHICAGO, TUESDAY, DECEMBER i, 1860

Chicago, portrait of tho statue of ronn;; Wash
inston " and rnEE ADHESION for the season to the
exhibition. See advertisement. 8 ''' = =
Nor FEldHExHED-fL11No1s CunKExcI WANT
.sp.-A1 kinds {rrjccted OF othefxise) stiu taken
at par At Putnsui's Great Eastern Clothing Empo-
rtani, 1,s Randolph 4: '.", =. nogssset
70 Keep your teeth clean, whtte and healthy
by nsins DR.. Allports Dents9fce' the best article
in ure- Sold By Sargent, apothecary, Randolph
, 1860-12-04
CHICAGO TRIBUNE.

Devoted TO Scsvx, Commerce, Politics,
Agr1cuiturc,k kdncatton, '4ArI, Sdenco
and Literature.
, 1860-12-04

ET All persons expecting Dr.. Fuller to extract,
ILL., insert artificial teeth, otherwise treat their
dental oEsans,ar NOTICED thst his otaco IL No IS
cta1k street. opposite the Court Hau:t.=:''' ''
deICt J. C. FUIic4, Dentist.
, 1860-12-04

OGDEN SKATING CLun-The following gen
tlelncn were appointed officers Of the Ogden
Skating Club, at meeting held at tie fremont
House, on Saturday night last:
Julian S. Ru,uscy, President; T. C. Livingston
Secretary and Treasurer; E. II. Sheldon, n. u.
Clapp, c. Mcars, L, T. Bradley, Howard Prieet-
y. Wm. S. Johnston, JE, J. $. Rpmsey, Dircc-
1pf3
, 1860-12-04
n a. die s. j.. i u II s.
RUSSIAN sABLu,
Mink. Stone Martin, and Fitch

CLoAKs, CApEs, v1CToRNEs,
MUFFs, CUFFS, GLOVES, MrTfESs' ~
1ow.prtecd fuss Of every description.
ChiIdrensB Goods In Great Variety
0entlemen's Fur Caps, MufHe,s and Gloves.
A Large Aasortnene ri Fancy and EuFAlo Robes. onr
Fufs sse manufactured in usual superior manner
aid Of the very best material.
-. .r. HAsSETT d HAMMOND
not9d I8tomtatp 1a4 Lake stEtet corner Of We ell1.
, 1860-12-04


bte o"a az 1ee Le99tn7 1upe'"V 9's -'o'e'sseAs
T~A oY e,rT .rr-oo - L,;,,,r
Draft Ttagas Ii exchange for 1And y Mitenn-
M:oS 81: 70 : Fe@s4sSs pafaias eoSSs5 e.sif
IIr.:ETT1 -;:T- -: -: I'D
lsoota Mt.a about twohorse steaa. poTfr ,e; a.,
Ell 81 alas ~
w 4 n T ED.-4A Salesman in i
5sssne 1Isass t,.9 IL SsT ioE 10 e.
W:ANTED.-A Double-sitting
cYf Desk and er.oof SAFE IN usde fos Iir:t );
fost rs ss:
V,7ANTED.-A gentleman desires.
l.1 x,1 21sas se1ses! s x!tn gssa
tTsvs sS =, E }s,t ] s;<d
ee1 ~: - as4.5t
W a N TE D.-@5o,doo IN
ILLINOIS eoHheNcf,
a. stl5Acr to's, III Lake street,
Tn~Ee- 49, ss
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rRANBERRj;,ilEs< AND APPLES
~ Z Bs. cao 6 c;aes.,ts.
IL E "a ss!;si 81 eaef: 5sF|s'
----t-S.:971-.- -! - :: :: -
~ ri-hing to engage IN trade where tho s.ock /.
e*x md I'd ttsaa .s r.: q Re Gsa
a;t: --.-d dei1a
TO REEr.-Furnished House to
Eth gss a1a "a complete ofdeE LoeataoH bctween
1H ee!:Es address T: = 1g. $500. .---.4de del1it
, 1860-12-04
'.Nem a10frtiSei,1EntS.

C., II. ECR{FEN., Adnt,Ti<in1 AQent, u 'U<cy~
born IT,; II authorized TO 5sckiEe idrsftssRtats for
Mts oad al Tie L<a'lin1 FupeFs Qf las Sorthae<st
, 1860-12-04

rEGo to- John Joues'e, 1lo Dearborn street, and
gct yonr clothes cleaned and repaired. They will be
we'll done. and at pric.s to enit ths tirucs.
, 1860-12-04

lV.Ut)N} NEW YoEk APPLES III .1iirins
and fer sale low in lasc 1ots Cider, Csanbcrics ano
HALL d GW 10GdN9-lm
, 1860-12-04

CANE FOR RorATr.--onc Of our extensive
game dealers informs us that he has reclsctl: an
order for several dozen Prairie Chickens,- and
deer, 10 be Forwarded to. England for the
Prince nf WalrA
, 1860-12-04

CTOCK OF, GOODS FOR" EX-
~ ctAsGE-==1he advertiser xtsaea 70 e1ehaass
:. A Stock. OF Goods, -.
For Real Estate-, address .bor lss9 C7iIeako ros
, 1860-12-04

SINGLE bna~cT4bcEa. Ia ADVANCE. .......< t.sp
t11r r1ufes. ............,,..... a,hl
I<.ts rs'l':~s. . 11.p
AKSntS cits sAAf %nc 10 Ecttcf uj' Of el1b} G.p
IxnAS o. DisLy--uAc year
six ntlia,s s.hl
1cE1a o. Ib!-WEKEtT-une yGar ....,..... 10
-st1 munti3 ........ nnN
Money IN Registered Letters ,nay he rent ut orr
fhk. aaafees TEluENE, Chicago. Ill.