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, 1860-10-19
Suit Against the Heaecta Koys-1lfs
domestic Difficulties

OCTOBER 16.-Charles Mathews, Trustee Of
the Westchesser House. r.. John C. Heensa.-
There WAS tremendous rush 10 the Marine
Court this morning to witness the trial Of this
cause, in which the defendant, the celebrated
Bet ecia Bog, was expected to appear. lie was,
however, non est, hnd the fair Ada, his wife, be-
came the centre of attraction. The complaint
alleges that the defendant is justly indebted to
plaintiff, as the trustee OF the Westchsster
House, ia the sum Of one hundred and nintty-
six dollars and sixty eight cents, being the bal
ance due for bourd aud lodging FURNISHED 10
Mrs. Ada I. II. Heenan, az the Wife o: the de-
fendant, At his and her iustsnce and request,
between the months Of December, 1859, and
July, 1860.
Jonu q ueeran, in his answer, eaJs that he
has no knowledge Of the plaintiff being trustee
OF the Westchester House, aud denies all snd
erery other Allegation in the complaint. lie
therefore denies that Ada l. u. Menken, alas
HeeDaa, is his wile.
The defenaa.ts counsel asked for q postpone
men: Of the case, on the ground that John G.
Heenan had been spirited away. Au old cese
had been trnmped up a9ainst hin Tor being
engaged, either az principal or witness. in Il
prizs fight in Buffalo, and On tlat charge had
bsea brought of 10 that city.
CouneeI for plaintiff opposed the application
bu, the Judge granted time until Thursd ta
produce 1tldavlts AZ to the csute Of Mr. Hsel
nau's abseuc.-N r. Her1'd, 17tA.
, 1860-10-19

In 1856 Fremont and Dayton received less
than one third of the popular vote Of Penns!l'
vauia; the total beiug-Fremont, III, $685. bu-
chanaa, $50, ,772; Fillmore, ss, cog.
Now, Col Curtin, the Lincoln candidate for
Governor, has polled about ESQ 900, orss least
100, 900 more than Col Fremont dId. Ii there
il any thing lacking Of this, it will doubtless be
made Up in November.
Ner Jersey will certainly give Lincoln twice
as many votes aa she gave Fremont go will
California. We mnst put Lincoln's vo:e II? to
two milious.-N J, Tribune.
, 1860-10-19

DANCING ACADEMY, No. 1876
IL FA-dnph rect, c-Infr Of Wells
AAUAA AkEen4 RUN :: ACADEMY
II aow up.u ett D4>s nf Iulti,u, ~e.nes.ar n
N sAtus:aYa- fos .att tsoal * % r. for xens
Eeu. Stot tF.A h:Iife:'s 6! - IN s4;u-L1S. aniT
sson s1otr.x rnst~ e4+ rs II a: MA It o~eup'-o
hs c1sses ~ ~ v-re*y Of dsnerG eAGkht. AL TIC
taA1 u - d1aee. tuxCt In oaH c'1gs~ Of sAsI M
:. .urt esrev a7t Ill n mel A'elv lEs-'ue-
tse asvA Ast autifa: NAI L. t"~x1 Nj 'h- Ma ufk-
CALM. -l<o :Le t:!ne1 lilotr aie Al P0,kI kfd1xA
Dad LIS :tho!at1 -o!fe- wvsA.y tS %oa-.J
ess"tSs% tct. LIT. For particular <p..y tts -
te511tm
, 1860-10-19

4 CASE CxDER TEE SHIPPING LAws-A nar:-
ner named Samuel Reynolds WAS brought te.
fore United States Commissioner Hoyne veste:-
day on 6nsrge Of desertion from his Vessel, the
schooner y,ung Anstrie1.
BY the tsstimsns it appeared that Tie schoor.
er sailed from this port with graiu. bat after
getting seawArd hort distance, it IVES discov-
cred that her pumps would nrt work aud she
returned for repairs. The cargo was taken out,
after which Reynolds left the sesse! and refused
t. return. But the shipping articles, upon e1-
animation, were found to be de'ectise, azd the
aceuIed Nas therefore discharged.
, 1860-10-19

California in 1856 gave COL Fremont fer Pres.
idspt 20,G91 votes out Of ITO, ,22l. Her Repub-
l,can vote WAS not materially lncreased n sub
nqueut elections; the Republicans and Anti.
Leeompton Democrats being 70 intermingled
In ttc two lyst thss the distinctive sire Gta
Of either coaid no: be determined. Nov, Iii.
Rsbc. Tue iodeiuu '.hle Secretary OF her Re-
pa .Hcan State Committee, writes TINT the can-
v4sses already made BY tho Republican local
Committees, return thirty eight sho4tand 6pt
hundred legal voters in that Stats ready 10 sup
port tbs l. ueoia elsetors: and that the num-
be- would b. largely. increased If The Pony
E1press should bring them good aewstsom tho
October elections in Peuusy lvania, Ohio and
indiana Tho news il By This time streating
through to giens Of tlo> Rccky. Mountains,
and wiIl aash acroas the '*9alches' and @cAn'
onf' Of the Golden State from six TO twelve
davs prior to that Of the Presidential election,
W trust that it will ra,ee Ar. Lineoln's vote to
st least forty five thousand, which will givs
him the State. There arc about eighty t1o1
sand voters in California divided between th.
Breckinridge, Douglas aud Bell psrties; ane
ths Two former are 50 evenly matched that Del
ther can poll forty thousand votes II Bell po!ll
Gys Thousand. And in carrying C4llfornis, MT
Lircoin SECURES the very list Ere stats Vote
oreeon il xlJeady eafe.-N. =. Tribune.
, 1860-10-19

McV1ckrn's THrA1sH.-This evening {Friday)
Mr, Hsuo takes benefit at MeVicker's Theatre.
We have moro than onee intended to rotiee
this gentleman's performances, but other INST
ters have not allowed us time to do 20. We
consider him one Of the best actors VIC hare
s=en in this city, and most Of tho best hare paid
Us visit. The bill provided for the occasion.
consists Of the "Nerehant Of Venice" and
"Dsrid Coppes6eld." Mr.. Ham will play
ShJlaek in tho first piees, and Uriah Hesp In
tho last. Ne tzust the house viii be equal to
his dessrts; II 70, It viii be bumper.
, 1860-10-19

jEAErED-Incrmhe1fa w1rtrd Immediately foE
the posts uf LKht keepers the sa,lou% 1ht Houses
tia Souhcsn Coast add the Department at Wash
inCtou-
, 1860-10-19

Ak ALPHABET OF ZouAvEs The Chicago
Zouave C.de:s have resolved to form who:e
Regiment Of their st5!e Of military, to consist Of
eight companies, Col. Ellsworth to be shs chief
officer. The old company will be Compary 4,
and the rest B, G, &c., in the order Of their OF
1auizatiop.
, 1860-10-19

ulN G-f'lea.art rooms
- wth ssart ta1 Il oe:st..d It N". ~ vAa En,ss
ss.e htf AMI p at+>@ra O.t&Aim
, 1860-10-19

GREEN. APPLES.-I am receiv-
" inx larke quantities o: Tho lrsxn Apnlss trrf.
Michigan, ez:tiu!y p.cked In good ~: AL Lea I'LL
b sod extremely tamil Z. aSd tbs resal @tpesy
tsde " the stnSle barrel. Ia 4zeex qu1nt tses- W
soon b IN receipt Of some eho % band. t-.-T
ordets frsm " eoa1ts5 IA -ge,ss "a C,aaf - n
oss.: EE4ssp* saa .,:T~.. a:ssaaoa. 9. 51....x
Beesm4nS II X4. II SNts 49,
, 1860-10-19

BuRGLAn1Es.-A day or two slnce, the dwell
ling kcu*e Of Samuel Hoard, Esq, was entered
by burglars and valuable gold watch stolen.
The house OF Mr. Rounds, on Buffalo street,
Was also entered fen nights since, AID robbed
Of an entire washing.
, 1860-10-19
3sarcas l. Urihu,lE<
x1st uItELk AT TIL; SHIGWAm.

We Ere authorized to announce that our dis
t;ucui.hed Senator, Hon. LYMAN TRrMDrL1,
than whom 70 man living has q stronger hold
upoa the Republicans Of Chicago, will speak
on Saturday evening next at the Wig"au'.
lie viii Ia greeted By an ove1ao*iug house.
Senator Tramba1l will also speal at Blue
Island On Monday, the 2od inst Lst our
friends mako immedint To arrangements for get
ting out r3ige crowd.
, 1860-10-19

Il VESSEL CoLLlpEs WITH SHIRE CRAFT-A
marine encounter took place in the South
Branch, near Randolph street bridge, yeatsr-
day, between vessels going up and coming
down under tow, aud one Of them was srung
violently against frame structure on the dock,
tearing away the entire side Of the building.
No person injured.
, 1860-10-19

For Store, Office, Parlor, Dining Room,
rr cooking Stores, call at the New Stove Store
No. 81 Washington street, between Clark and
Dearborn streets. Stores hlackea, pipe furnish
ed and put up at short uotice
oc1U.1w s. A. JESKg Agent.
, 1860-10-19
How the Prince was 6hAmPo0ed, and
how n French Jenkins Performed

[Ffo3a tAt C6u171ef atB EEk11 un1a.J
TIE PR1xcE's uxAD.-This head, which 70
many people h&vs strained their eyes To get 3
glimpse o1, it has been the privilege OF New
Yorker to bold IA his hands for an hour, and
not only hold bat manipulate and twist about
1t his will. This favored mortal il our, fellow
countrJmAn II. Vaset, the clever and popular
hair dresser. b. Vatet has had the honor for L
long tina Of dsessipg tie heads Of The eorps d.
pIo1sati4n<, 30 that when, on Friday evening,
Lord RentTew expressed desire 10 BE- dressed
for the ball, the 1ame Of Y.'et was naturally
mentioned in connection with this misaion Of
high confidence.
Sumuaoued to the Fifth Avenue Hotel, he waa
iatrpducsd to IN apartment whers hs found q
, 1860-10-19

Political Excitement In NaAhIng gton.
Tho Washington Star tells Of four personal
encouu..rs which took place in that city on
Wednesday evening, in consequence Of the ex-
citement growing out Of the recent el ctiona.
The tirst b.tween Joseph Henry C!aT Mudd, 4
violent partisan Of Mt. Douglas, AID Iii. Joeeph
Robinson, Of North Carolina. NOW Of the Navy
Department, and Chairman Of lha North Caro-
lima BrscEhridge Club, began in words and
ended With Mudd striking Ro' iuson blow with
his fist 4 charge Ct asssult and battery wa1
preferred by tho lAtter. Mr. Vim. II. Cook, Of
Mississippi, and Alderman Wu1- Ward became
very much exclted over this quarrel, aud the
former misn.erprctiEg remark made BY the
lsster beIsbored him violently with bis csne.
fight No. 3, ssys the Sdr, was sorto round.
robin 4H4ir, in which Sir. Robert Allen, oi
Geor2is, now Of the General Land Office
I}teckiurldge man-had tor autagonitts Mr.
James Henry, ms1ter Of horse in the mail ar.
rspReu.erts OF the isst Postmaster Of the Houet
Of Represe1tat,yes-a Dauclaslte up 10 the
hub: also, Ar. AlecE Uubant aud -Nxgee,
young mtu about town, and equally arden,
eupportcrs Of the sou OF the hunted dame O
Clifton Springs. This Is enid to hare been {
good. erbs1a1tial, solid fght-we know not hov
+ cozmerced--in which Mr. Henry got severe
" gashed about the hesd by Mr. Allen, and As
| Allan well nigh as severely battered and bruis
ed in the rnn,e region By one oE a3E three Of BIZ
! antagonists. The fourth light WAS t4uabb1
! between Mr. Cook, \ clerk in tue Auditor
| office. and /. son Of Alderman Wsrd.
, 1860-10-19

wA4Ksrowx, n. 7. Oct. ls:-Sotviths,'anding
tho bad conallioa Of the track, the RICE between
FiorA Temple and Patchen cams OH hefs tn1s
.tteruoon, resulting IN favor Of Flora. Time
2~2a, go, 2-25.
, 1860-10-19

The psrsy Of Philadelphia e1cursioaists else
where referred to. were to leave Cleveland last
eveniag for Chioago. At the :ormer city they
wero received By Committee from the Board
Of Trade. They are to reach here by the Mich
igaa Southern train 1t 4 Y. to day. They visit
tho Nozth@e to gain personal tnowledge Ct
its growth and present condition.
They will remain ia this city over Sunday.
They aFc accompanied from Cleveland b. the
Mayor of that city and other gentlemen. While
hero our owa Board Of Trsde will doubtless see
that no point Of courtesy is omitted.
The Scientific Excursion to Dubuque.
The excursion Of good1y company Of Sci
entiaca1ly in -liued citzans to the lead regions
about Dubuque, NE are led TO believe WIGS q
very pleasant affair, and proved mine Of scs-
istactiou aud enjoyment, as well a. Of ths h.aT-
ier and du1ler metal. The great staple Of that
section. The company comprised abou. one
hundred in number, mora than atf Of The
same being ladies'. They occupied tic cars 1s-
served for their Use By the c. l. G. U. Il r.
Company. Wednesday was oecupied in whit.
lag the principal mines in that section. Lee.
tures were delivered by Prois. Blaney, Raucb,
| aud Mechesuey. and the excuraonia.s have re~
turned to the city full Of 1he pleasures Of their
trip. and Acknowledgements to whom the game
wero due.
| Destructive Fire At Crystal Lak~-.Ice
Houses Burned 81 oss S35,00O.
Intelligence reached this city yesterday
ynorrinr a r sta 4ot.1 IL etr,e+io, ~ a.. .-4.-
siro 1ce Houses It CEyst1l Lake, AcHerry Co.,
Of Aeasrs. Joy 4 Fr;sbie. They were six in
Aumber, Of the largest class, and with their ap.
pu.tenancss and approaches Of the best desc.ip.
ton, and their destruction is heavy loss.
They were built some three years since BY
the then extans Crystal Lake lea Co., but on
tho dissolution Of that concern, passed to thei1
present ovnera, By whom they wers extended
and improved. The origin Of the fire Is not
known, though it can be from no other than an
incsodiary, II the lre was frst seen when fl,
advanced, about 9 O'Clock, A. L., By The Super
inteadent, Mr. Pratt.
Ths ssrnotures we're entirely destroyed, witt
their contents OF IL 900 tons of ice. Tbs loss Il
between $4,000 and 10000, covered partly b.
insurance in offices represented by Il. II. Tll
marth, to tbs amount Of &20, 900.
) Aesus. JOY + Fri4his hare thus lost By fir
nine ice houses, three having been burned Of
the North Branch In this city some weeks sga
, They have, howe.er. ample means and plent
Of pluck. Their trsde will not slackea nor +
. intertsred with. and Crystal Laks will. BY h
i arss ios.cutting, h ~ before, only more 70.
, 1860-10-19
MORTGAGE SALE,-Whereas,

l31 Seahruok r. Oldersh1w md Fo.a 4. . d.nhaw,
ha villa hf the tttY Of CbcAkc Cock c. Ind State At
lnots d. tbs fou14 E1th Ct Se .:.ns<r,
J+af Lord one thousand hundss AID
.14eur4 md deliver to Inca o. LEY 111t. Of hcaxo In
rail- County And StAte, ee:taa ind ntuie Of III
pteuEs tbs payment Q: csrA. U ms-o note tn t,A
dsscrbed ven b. Tnanas E. baef.ey tt
u !cxko ortsst tht sEn Of i've c.ad.s and !hlty
doAr and crnts hearing dss the teven
trt nth cAe Of AuK"st A. d. lS3 payA lt to the sid
James o. uey1ot order On the seeo.d Gay OF Mazrh.
D. fk0 Which sad tcoaA4e uAs aiet for record il the
o4:8 Of tha Keec11er Of Ok County lid Stale OF
nois, the tvvnty- third d1y feptenbE A. D. 19.
aoa tu1T ftcorctd in OK fonJ.nne (t9i OF Nnst<2ar
zEd pare farynve ~: and ~heEtA, d-f4c tAs pefu
nAts In the p1Juent Of II. sad nonsv ra-nlicpsd IN
lAd pr MISERY nett. or Acs part tas ea xat the
With tnts1eat Rlnce this mltai. cs:Ad nos=, lii tus md
uupzId-
No ~ thersio.e. p7bs ro.ee tsrety thAs in pur
OF the power OF n SD n fskaks contained
aesl AopnAy tho dfth > nf y. mber. d.. II. l<0
II otk n tbs Of sad taY lie coF.h door
ofin& Court n CT oS th*4Eo, se by pu5iac
aEcu tbs hixhest Fer for :. f.oHtaE do
sstoe1 ptenies acts aad t.. t vi s~eTs
{I3) uIneteen {l9 o. I st1n Guod vlson OF II
tAf teE sortneAs 414ttF O.. seEl III g.. town
aa!p thirty nI1 t3o) north fcuEsfn eatt Of tho A
ptine1r end ~. atuaIe tie o.nty AID
Of au With 81 :ae tn ttI = tAffto1 h11 Ill
the 10 t-t :e.edltaueoA aaa sp2n:tenaDte III reto
xnf I'D 81 be right and 'Q1f of tedso toa Of tbs
I'D eeatrosk r. OEegRh1u and R'A D. odsEskaN. hts
va tastE In 1rd to ha a1a premises
JAAkSO. HEfWORrH. Nor E.xes,
HxavlY, Ar1Rn3Y ! GAR. At. ~ fot Aartx2 -
Chle1zo, uetIn<s l9.h l3s3 oel t133-16t
, 1860-10-19

II at meeting held last Tu*sd J evening,
tho following officers were duly elected for the
9Th Ward Republican Cub:
President-WA. b. DoASr.
Vice President Sam'l E. Reyro.;s.
Tseasurer-Wm. Justice.
SecgetaFy-L. lamperts.
Executive Com: Of 5-John Boorm2n, Il.
Fraok, E. Atcock, J.. Walter, ". W. Kennedy.
Ths Club will hold its next meeting this
(Friday) evening at It o'clock, at Chas. Schelfs,
202 South Wells atEect. Tne following speak
eEs vii! address tbs Club: Solomon II. Wilson,
A. c. Hessing, A. u. B:adley, l.. Dre1tano, E.
5. Brana1d, E. schlaeger, a. Garrison, and
others. l.. LAxFER1s, Secretary.
ANOTHER BoDr ForSD.-festefday morning
Coroner james held n inquest on the body Of
a man who was washed ashore near the Gems
tsry, aad is supposed to have been one efthe
victims Of the Lady Elgiu disaster The de-
sc1iption Of the body is n follows: Five feet
six inches in height; dark Blown hsir; had on
black feock cos, black cashmere pauts, white
ahiEt with linen bosom, grey meriao under shirt,
cotton flannel draws and hIe calf boots sewed.
There was found upon hispe.sou, q gold watch,
No. 1915, with figure 40" underneath, and
the word "patent marked on tho inside casa
in large letters. NJ pape:a or money were
found on the body.
WACGH's A1RnoE tF I1AL1.-This series oi
magnificent paintings opened Ut k1ngsbury Hall
last night. Naugb's Original. Mirror OF Ita1y
embraces ali Of the raos. striking aud beautiful
rcenery which abound in Northern, Central and
Southern Italy. Tho beholder Of this fine paint
ing can, in the brief spacs Of an hour or two
trarei fai. 1taiy from ead TO end and enjoy hel
beautiful sunsets. If the citizens ct Chicago
and vicinity would rec fair Italy, with her aoft
sunny skies, her noted cities and places OF 70.
how'd, We would recommend them to 70 Il
Kings sbury Qall while it may be ssea. TO the
lover Of art, it is treat indeed; to the scholar
synopsis OF history highly worthy Of hi.
sttcntion, and to the lover Of the romantic, al
that the imagination can wish.
LINCOLN l. HAaL1S CLCB ApJouRStD MEE71xo
The pubic will p1eass bear in niud tnatth.
adj3. rned meeting Of this club is held this (Fs1
day evening, 1T their rooms, Dowe's Hall, 20.
Raado1ph street, n per previo's announce
ment. Lst there be y general attendance.
!. ". II. .EaR1LL Ste'y.
P1oxEzns ATTENTION members Of th,
| Chicago Wide Awake Club are requested t.
remember their meeting this evening, and to b.
on hand. Lc: eve.y member be present Rot
| decide important m ltters.
GEO. l. WATERWAY, Sec'y.
, 1860-10-19

Hon. Oven Lovejoy will 4ddress the people Of
illinois On political :opica st the following times
sad r7ser::
Eureka. WuadsnTd Oct6ttfso ~
.ta,1e .O[tItEt
, 1860-10-19

P1oSEzns A11ES71ox-Ths members of the
Chicago Vide Awake Club are requested to
remember their meeting this evening, ADD to BE-
on hand Lc: every member be present and
decide important m atters.
GEO. l. WATERMAN, Sec'y.
, 1860-10-19

Judge TIumbutI nj lsot ford.
Hen. II m&n IfImhull will speak At Rock
fntd IN TueRdsY next, Oct 23a.
, 1860-10-19

Hon. H. G. Sehenck In Cumberland
County.
The appointments 1or Hon. R. G. scbenek
and Hcr. Dam Piatt, Ct Ohio. at Maratal',
Clark County, OF Tie ltt Of Scvenber, hRs
beeo charged to Greerup, Cumberland County,
the xnme day.
, 1860-10-19

1EWE:
Per,!a .Nednrsday, Oct Il.
f4 EHl
At fut4 ,Fitnn .fr cay rtF.x
II. ATu. lr uIon cUu1'ri. afsla!9 NV. O.
, 1860-10-19

senator Eloalsttle'a Appointments.
seuhtor Dooiit.r, Of Wi.c2psio, vii address
t3e people of Peoria and Fulton counties as fol'
, 1860-10-19

Herman Krct~maun'~ ATroInanents.
Her,nsn k:.!smAra, E~q, will addresa hfs
Gernnu fellow citizens on political topics atthe
Glowing times AID places:
~ frt
, 1860-10-19

w That rubber moulding fitted On to the
sides Of doors and windows will make saving
in Doctors bills. For sale at No. kingsbury
block, up stairs.
, 1860-10-19

Held TO BAl1.--A man named George 1oach,
saloon keeper on West Randolph stree Was
held to bail in $500 yesterday on charge Of re-
ceiyiDg stolen property.
, 1860-10-19

Mr. Lovtjuy At LasAiJe.
Hon. Over Los.j"y viii spetk at 1.aSa]le On
Tuesday lex, il CO junction ~':h Ben. Thos.
GorEiu
, 1860-10-19
IT. Il. II. woReHIps AT TRINITY

All About the Eor1l1ip that Day; from
n ffivate Aester Of Euth Ii a~iA Arn-
Cousin Habfin& Jane sproSEs OK
[AlCaE0s
, 1860-10-19

Who believes It that after Honest Old Abs il
quietly installed in tie White House It will be
aeceEaary to advertise IN the newspapers a.
principal points in the South something like the
following:
WANTED-A Postmaster for the
W 49, Tott Once. salar7 l.bc12t. Address
0rthis:
IG1IT HOUSE KEEPERS
IL Observation-Disclosures wnrtcd inmsdIst.,T for
ss S Ress E e*tsl e t. Ass:
incton.
Or still another:
TNAETED IMMEDIATELY
w Able bodied mrn as United STAT. Aa5saals
th1osshou tue souts:u saaes. AudEess the Department
ut Washington.
Every one kco Fl and nobody better than The
Democrats, that the rush for Federal ofiicefs
from all throug gh the South, will be es great, as
prompt, aad Is persistent about Old Abe at the
White House, as shout any Of his predecessors.
Il is interesting to wi.nees how rapidly the
hangers on of Democracy are getting ready for
such an erent. 1t Washington the Wide
Awake clubs cannot take men in fast eocugh.
They are rushing by thousands to get up Re-
| publican record for future reference. There
will be cakes aud ale long after Democracy is
| dead, and the loaves and iahes will not 60 beg.
| ging ut the s. nth, whoever may dispense them
at Washington. Tbs only difference will be
| that the Government will be administered, and
appointments mad with reference - theil
original intent, Of answering toe public goot
aud the interests ct the people, a7d not with I
, 1860-10-19

L1xco1S l. HAaL1S ClCB Ap1ouRSrD MKE71xo.
The pubic will p1eass bear in miud tnat the
adj rned meeting Of this club is htld this (Fs1
day) evening, 1T their roons, Dowe's Hall, 2e5
Raado1ph street, N per previoAs announce.
me1t. Lst there be = general attendance.
=. ". II ,ERRILL Ste'v.
, 1860-10-19
ADnolktnienth Of Hon. -. +. Cartier.
lion. D. X. Cartier, Of Oaio, will address The
psop:e Of l.,nois On political topics 4: the fol-
FFAER HI&ff'B AplEUkUIa11eRtss
Hca. i. P, B!s1, Jr., Will address the people
# Illinois a. tie following times and places:
Appotntme1it~ ..f Hon Il. G. Nchcnck
and lpunn ls11tt.

Hon. Robert g. ScbescE 4nd UoEn Flatt, o1
t;bio, will etd-ess the people Of Illinois on 20.
iit;cAl tn1ics 1t the GolIowi1g times and p1aces:
, 1860-10-19

e Toe E OF G OOD 8
~ T0R EXCHANGE.
Tha Aarerasss wiAaes 70 txea,n9s
4 Stock Of Goods
For Zeal Estass. Addreaa Box 1872, ChlsAks Pes2
dfMha. aulANl2 II
, 1860-10-19
Political Meetings in the Eighth Dis
EF&Et.

Hon, D. l.. FAilips sud William Rross, Ksq.,
ot tbs Chicago Pass ASD Tn1nrsE, will address
s"e people CT TIE Eighth Congressional District
q, she political izsuea Of tie dey ct the follow.
,rg times soc places. Republicans at the aeT-
etsl places designsted are respectfully request
I'd 10 advcr:ise and make arrangements for the
, 1860-10-19
NUMBER 81.


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