davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1860-11-28
The Montgomery Raid no Raid ut ALI
Where ts Judge 1EllllunH.

KaSsAs CITY, Nov. .7.-Tho mail coacl,
from Fort Scoti arrived here this cve"ins,
bringing. Jesse Marin a,ld two registers ortIc
land office at Fort Scntt. who furnish the iul-
lowing, dispatches touching thu late disturb
anccs:
FoHr ScorT. Nov. :2c1-Mucll of t|lc excite
mcnt here during the Lust week has been with
ont reasonable causc. The b,lsincssofthc Lanl
Ollicc las not been intcrtercd with, and 10
fears exist that it will IN. 1t is the prevailing
opinion llerc tIat the flight If Judge Williams
and the Court was not warranted by the cir
cumstanccs in the case
, 1860-11-28

The Ise>t aromatic Tonic Ever offered
to the Public.
, 1860-11-28

Like R0f1&s
CLEVELAND. Nov. e6.-Clcarcd, schr II Whit
man. Phillips, Chicago.
BUFFALO. Nov .H-Arriycd. bark 3 Shepard,
Atkins. Chicago.
0sWEGO. Nov. 23.-Arriycd. schrs Maple Leaf,
Carr, Chicago; DeLoks DeWolf. Peasc. do; Per-
.ian. Thompson. du: CaEtha.cnian, Davis, do.
Nov a3.-ArTiycd. schrs Onward, Tracey, Ehica-
20: Titan. llubertson 10.
, 1860-11-28

BosroS. Nov. 21.-S. s. Tohey has beer,
publicans aud Citizens party
Francis Childs RcpuGllcan) has been nomi-
mated for Charlcstown. Theo. Otis has been
nominated BY the Citizens party Of Roxbury.
The stable Of Schultz 4 Fisk, in Summer
vile, was burned Last night, With six horses.
, 1860-11-28
CON Ml'ETEE:

1SAAES Ar: AESMLY. vty., r1t,,.fA%S,R ~ i: + BRYAN.
JAMS MILLER. !. u. WILSON,
t. l:D.;t is. E{sMtNp ASilIETs,
IA+ii..ANr WILSON. :. II. El.ErO.'T.
sAiiL 81 His'.sE, Irea.Iser.
r. r-t:t Frs:cr4 ::..:: i:: T.:.::st=, csc snetao!
III the aaovc r1.s.-.
, 1860-11-28

RICHMOND. Va, Nov. o6-A grand mas
meeting of all those who arc in fayor Of til
Union will he held ut Fincastlc on the sccon
Monday in December
, 1860-11-28

No. i, Marine Bank.
ExPLASATIoS.-Thc statement uf a rurrc-
sEondent in OUT paper Of Tic o;ti, headed
Unfortunate that Mrs. .Ghcc, a POOR won,ar.
Was bitten by - savage dog, kept hy Mcssrs.
ILL Il Diversy,is disputed Ivy these ecnt;eincr.
They inform Us that MIS-. {il.cc WAS nut cntcr-
ing their Office, but Il eooperlzc yard, wI,rrc
strangers have no business, at the time the at
cidcnt happened, aud that the anima!-not Il:
all savage, but inclined more to bark than Il,
bite-did not touch her, hut was fastened: toa
chain and sprang at her, she jumped to :,ct Ill:
Of its re:cl., slipped, fell and fractured her
limb. Messrs. Lii Il Divcrsy Immediately lE,I
the injured woman conveyed into their o:1irc.
her wounds examined, and ordered hcr 7e;i,oy-
III to her home. They deny being indifferent to
Mrs. Ghee's sutlerinys and state that they "f-
fered her all the assistance in their power. If
they were supplanted i'll tho charitable act
they claim credit at least for their good in:cl,-
tions.
RECORDERS CouRT.-Tlc fu:lun in;. are tw
Petit and Grand Jurors for Ii: Recorders $
u,
, 1860-11-28

PIE CHR Or BALTIMORE. LIvERroaI, Nov. Is.
BREApsTuFHs-Dull.
PnoyIg1oNs-Mnrket closed dull
LONDON, Wednesday Efrht.
Conso1k-Cloeed today at g2H@9a for money,
and 93@93k for account:
AxgiucAs srocKs.-The latest sales were: n. y.
Z. 77@sv; LII. Z. s7@271s.
, 1860-11-28

This Tru+; l. un1e nj! others e.rr N
rsc,:. h"t1: II r'1-trrv:nl ar.! n!a:c-
:a1 i,..; net e:,:taat;y press e thc r1trin. md
IT. b,; p5ts~"s III :ur PLACES trius.r r. tart t.
Esae. l:s nature e,*1rc H. '!;. ~i,,,h i; t::'
cr ob1frlct cstl:.tl:In; rexrr ss ,. Ell: l.,
:lwas. t:eta E1.,. u'. rnur5 rts;.r> s.',l ..,,r.
lillluSt,ilIiC rkEs> IN l:s.:. y.ne brs
wn hare -r;ftft,: with IN. .:IsrIy IT rIsnIc .': III.
i.smp:.1't :rta'n!r j.. rs:.:tc:ar~ strt fc~ a:y
un:. hy H.t.!rr--inE l. H. sI.:.Lls.
E.. :,:-i. :'n 'ls ..1t.t f.. t.,. W..,:7n st...
a;'Icr III aac >;:rci- !,t Ctsre bns s:-, liza.
lN.:n:.
Waoit-alr s.aac sappl,ed at New Ess:s rrier-.
, 1860-11-28
mi6ccllaneous.
ITO THE FALL TRADE OF
L g 60.

To THE FALL TRADE OF
lS 60.
WHOLESALE AGENCY
For the sale Of the following
POPULAR ARTICLES
j. II. JGEINSt,N's.
no. 10 State street, second door from
Randolph Street.
r. r.. LANDoN, AGENT.
1PALD1NaS cE2aALI0 PILLS.
Country Merchants will please takn notice nnd
anime aasortcscnt betore purchasing el~evhcre.
iSpECrlSE. 81: FEVER AND AGGE cuAi;M-A
sure. sale aud reliable EXTERNAL rsue4y-
PHILADELPHIA sOAPs-O Oriental DstessiTo. Era
Rive. Palm. xr.
JAPANESE BOOT ASD SHOE POLISH
6pALDISG*S PREPARED ELUE-ln any quantity.
OLD pI: HEATir:; JAPANESE MEDICINES
Besk descriptive Of the same ulied upon the receipt
GEEELEy's nourroy ,BITTERs-wh,ch arc
Eacdy .ssa ;tc leaa of a.! :tets ana eansot be
CHARLES LoSDoS CORDIAL G1y-cearlnr.
suAyEI:s PATENT ERASER AND PENCIL
OLD DIR, SWEETS IyFALL1DLE3 LISIMEST.
BOSTON yIyDENICALSOA Cod Dollar.
Ponclnc lfatel Tuilet. Silrcs. nc.
IVORY GOODS Fol: STATIONERY pEALEEs--
Pen Hualess, Fcnci.s, Paper Folders. &c.
! 6CPEE1Of. Ink. ELACkTSG. Stove ru,i4h, &C.
:; SuAyEE's CARPET SWEEPER.
| PATENT FOOT sGisArEfs WITH isKCSI,
| PATENT GIN MAsTIC-Eos Chewing.
! Dr.: JACOBS: l:1TTElsS-Nttch stimulate the li.+r
regulate tie bowels. cleanse the stomach and pnry
thus blood. kCs5fnly
, 1860-11-28
MARINE JOURNAL,
PORT OF CHICAGO.

Prop Hunter, Dickson. Col'in.wood. 1s9 M lumber,
I6 pkgs t1sh, 30 m lumber. tundrfcs.
Brig Pilgrim. Burnr. Ocnuto. 30 IN lumber.
Schr Ithaca Folsom. kewanec, ~ cords wood. 10
Ill shingleI. II bbIs lsh
, 1860-11-28

WASHINGTON, Nov. 27.-IIon Jabcz L. II.
Curry, Of Alabama, in private letter, gives
flat contradiction to the report tLat he IS
against secession.
, 1860-11-28
Mr. TIarrlIEn at Detroit.

Mr. IIamIIn at Detroit.
DETROIT, November Ex-senator IIanlGn
arrived last evening from Chicago and leaves
tonight for Cleveland en- route for Washing
ton.
Suspension of Banks.
NASHVILLE. Nov. o6.-Planters, Union aud
State Banks, TENNESSEE, suspended BY request
Of the community.
, 1860-11-28

LCMHEK-The lnarket during the week llls
been vcry quiet and the sales from tho yards have
been lighter: There IL no change however. to note
!" t,rlcca. Common lumber Of nj kinds II lc4d at
$12.003
t4r,;ocs hare also been rather dull and heavy. a1-
though the offerings were light. ln the carly part
uf The week several cargocs from GeorGan Iay aud
then salc. have ranged lower. The eargoss ol
the brig1 Minnesota. Hutchinson; and Lowell. all
a' $l0:1; and fair Cargo Of Muekcgo9 lumber MAS
SHINGLES There il lcss demand for shingles
1y the cargo, mud tho market IL easier; but there Is
no change III gard prices.
l.ATli-Thcrc IL ochanse to note In the market
The demand IL fniE at nrr quotations -
The following arc the closing Yard quotations Of
, 1860-11-28

OSWEGO. N0y. 27.-Flonr quiet. Wheat, Corn,
and other grains also quiet md nominal.
LAKE txPoRTs-:a5, 100 bnfh wheat. 1000 bush
co-n. No shipment ty c-lnal.
, 1860-11-28

WAsH1SGTos, Nov. :.7.-Thc Trcasurcr's re-
port will be j brief business document, merely
rchearsing the operations for the fiscal year,
without making any special recommendation.
Tic condition Of finances will be its most i'll
tcEestins feature. Immediate relief for the
Treasury upon the meeting Of Congress will
be necessary to save the department from ac-
t,ial suspension. The warchousing system is
found to be great drawback on tic Treasury,
at time like the present, when large quanti.
ties Of merchandise can be stored and payment
Of duties withheld, This experience has salts
fed even Mr. Cobb that 1t ought to be abe1-
, 1860-11-28


EHDIs ::-lI.E..-Eu" >l!.. r::,:;,
T. tn cy.:han:.c-s Fine t:-'!: t'.,d .::l:
Nstct1-a bargain. lnGH:s. 1t lt,"... -. ;. y.
do5p! strrtt. 1t no"n. ''s Il ~. y.
frUi, S.AL:..--.. .;.H itl.,:r -. i;
Z i-s:';,r-. !.''E ~. i i,'.: !.-. i:;.,.. .r.
fruEl New Aure s..ssv ~Ir:lc. ai..'''-t. -,
Lie. re- fuo:. 7. ii. It.i::.i::,. II: .::..1 -.
.'r.s":.. : 4.
fTOE SALE Ci.:.tI-.i: =; T.. ,
& Eof.. st:s:;. 1rttn. I 4':. e. -: - '-'
Slabs. ~. tHr '-.""; -, f':'.- \ .3,'"
*:osr. t:r..it re nEtf III t,.' ts.s::f.;. :.
A2ple.~ ". VAN Ut.1.,1Ai~ ~. s.
E4'Uis ~:iI.t..->it!.i'~ ;.;:.! t;:-'.'
east, fir one 4, .MI i.os~-. tt' a.. - .
r....-. ,:ay b.. -vcr ~ si::..: ~ :. -: !,
c.1 Caz:::r:r i:vp'-tl. r:"!:s. -.t ~. :.
t.Csce. ur at lrrsA y H. Hi l. T; ~ 49,. =
i!y..,sT ...ls.
, 1860-11-28

DN.ARDI[(:.-- ~u;." = -,
4 y !:u.,rls t., :nt ~ .::-l. :: II j ~
Ea1 4AreHIc. E.:srrst.- required. - :.r...,
BOARDING. - ';.:,~*;.: l,,.a.:.
wts., :: ard car b.. .,:,: .;.ti =; M t:, ~
at.eet, bet StAte u.,t1 :. .s:,.e i. A. " !,t. "
, 1860-11-28

FIRST CHICAGO ART UNION EXHIBITION
We hive in Chicago several gentlemen Of ex-
ccllcnt talent Us artists, AID esteem citizens.
Upon them the pressure Of the panic times
his borne heavily, sincc art Is ever thu first to
suffer. Their studies have seen accumulate
the products Of their gci:ius, their children,
Of an order superior to many brought triun,-
phantly home the rcsult; of foreign travel.
The system Of an Art-Cnion aud distribution
has become popular and well accredited if in
proper hands, and the plan announced in an
other column is one that VIII in every respect
commend itself to confidence, insured us it Is
by tlc list of names Of wcll-known citizens.
The works of art with arc to constitute thc
prizes are, as whole, superior to those usual
ly distributed in Art-Unions, AID, wc 1e;cy.
tue sale of tickets will be speedy, and tic re-
s1,lt a profitable one. Read the scheme Is ,u-
nonnccd.
, 1860-11-28
Union 1fcctfuw In LD1sfxyfl1c.

LOUISVILLE, Nov. 27.-A citizens lntctir:..
composed Of I'LL parties. was held last night.
Minority resolutions were ls..sed dcplorin.
the election ofa president upon scctionlliss,tc<,
declaring. that Kentucky has common interest
with al the slayc-holslin. Stac.-tlslt size docs
mt despair If justice within tl,c Cs,i'n. as
butll Houses Vi Congress will hc opposed to
the cxecutivc-that Kentucky will iu>is, ,.poa
the repeal Of the Northern Statutes nnlifyinS
the f',gitiveslavc law: appealing to Southern
States not to dcsrTt the common cause Of the
South within the Union. and resolving that
Kentucky will stand by tho Union till :l:..:srcs-
sion on her constitutional rights becomes
more intoicrablc titan revolution.
, 1860-11-28

~
larn E!s1:,::, = I.,'-'
~ 70 Ftr h.: Ti,!.''t ,s.'' s':'~'
Agency ftr liz N...,;,:.e-,t.:., : - . :. ::
III esSaNs III. =:
49, --A". Ate"'e'
F-s'..s'~.'
Call aH,s exanar tho '!..ri..Et- ~ ';.c . =
[xj{e54. ~ !I.7S. = 2!''
- .-+- 50
F3yE{k' nN. ;Is!'p u, II i.
/ 1A1s t'-> .tt'4
- TINT H.:S
STOOD THE TEST c: ?L'H:'
Aou 6-s@e t..eAo onA t-.'. po'A114
READ Hi. EoL:.u::
;;::.Tl* S::rs. y: T.. y" &:
;wrntv y:ar~ go s.:;l.c,i Ev -. - !: :
:la,i & ;S,.s :oar y ~ sss;: s;i.1 y :';; y :.I Il.
Il: % "a LIZ: rt |: :.:.s,:s, :. I:-";, ~. >
sSt.ia ssa:i :.'r ~. r"s : ii: :' :,;..
e,s:a cxi1't.;. "p; = >f'n. '' '' . .
i iivl:c, .ii,,e~t IT,: 49,: i: ~. Il.
N;tt:n.t H., ;;.,y, ."i;..:: :: 49,. -,
a,ni t:.e h,s.1 ,:',t i ,.".. vu;r,.et -, tar .; "
b!scs u."..;::. s:,";t II i,..;.' ;"'::: !. 4.
ID: e psS:s::;s i. i, ,,; :;:s ~; "::;
sssa:. %:,:i: r n: !. h. ',,;:.: .'.'l ,srst,r:'
he i.io.: anil u. ';....tr!s-..
v,ss-,". <,,,,ro ;,.i W, ~,
yr4r iv viii: s,:sn.!in:: be s'i,ra;
-c:NsHn " !hf SElte"t W" :'r"t ~: :! -
~ IL ~, ri e,,I,,; M s:,.s'. r. y ~ ~
s .ss -: ~ .,,,. sne;t 9 .a'eF ~ - Il. -.
, 1860-11-28
FREE CT CHARGE.

rrtkes. Valued al
1.-ld-s! State Of ~Wa.h!nStvn" represented In
hL, youth lla,tu. hact Ell iaia 1atj.crs
cherry trrt-to b.. HSCrutcl IN Stutuasy
starblt Il: T. " f,Ls-..::.-;. -...: ..3.CU
f.n.n lie b. 4. +. \. Ns.;.s,...... :. 7N
3-"1hr !Tay>E"-an ldeat hcc u sir! with
..-~nEt M,:r:--.:rce Il, esua..a lysr. ra.cY. ii;
s-'attlt-pa~tcsal ssrnc. Ito
G.-l,rall Shooting on tile Prairie. !" - lis,
s-~Noo4lvr, Er11:r." BY How AID S7Hnx:. =,
S-La1.l,rapc-,i Abbey. i;y TE.CT.....
a-wtnt.r >rrrr-East ss1lc. 49,. II,
t'.-!:tatrts' ttnci. :" 49,. :. :. ~
l.-3iarlus' S..M- ........, ~
i;->~tIing Husil. br IEAcr :. ....:... N
li-La.s.-ttlgc II Nei; ter'.y. Ey Tracy ~
l. III. II and le.-Fr:s:I!t nntr..s-:u rrr."s"1t
Tie lii. is,>-ta III TIE several holders rs H..
t..rtuiltr EnIli1Ar-. rs II any trend tllsy r.S
tsr.;:::ls;t. l.. S"ix. S:.usti At tEt car t,1
t9-.iltcp ant Lamb. Ey fKtCr ~
't'->l.err :r,t .w i.;.a i:y .'..rY ...-..... III
.-isn;,aMi,e,r ~ rF:Sasa sseAc- i:y 1xas1.-- =
..:--f III :scsi". u ill': rI.4Grr. :" ...,. ~
:i.-ii.a:s 1t rAr. - - .-... Is
ss.-ih.r and Fawh-" .!a:erHa! -i..c.snn." ~ :.
s-.-alar.ae y!cw i;y StKuN.: 800. II
u to !. i:rlEive-:u ca-t7 u snln'- -t1'uelts II
S;erh.n i. 1',:.:4s. rr rf h1- Aie.rtkr tsa't
OF .sbra!.:.t Iilc..l;l. At Tic ot&lun of t..c
several DRIVERS Walked at 81 tac!l ...... ~
, 1860-11-28
1srft'<s - ttslI~.

Wholesale Depot, No. d. Ce!8- S.. Mr.: =;
Ad.!re,- HENRY 4. $r..lh.' g..
Ia, Nj. ..".'.
ri, Ep fir urI:rr. IT .,-s- r,',la:. ="
COMPANY ill., &t:n pat.....r.
4 >l,r. l~r:l,. # SPA i.::'i>,~s r., ::'''
GLtE 4! so: IN t:,i.- H. t...: III =
Apl-tt,lI
s;vih:.v ali r-nu,rrt =. - E"--. n:':: - "
w.:r a.r. f'u;:s:i1r. :Ir:r: ,,r...; 49,: -.
.!s.:ft .s.rrsss;t. sti'u:.. :. .;'' h:!:: y: -
lS!;~ it.:. ...:t' t::.t r. mtt..t !. -
1t Will -tan41 .,!l:' cl.,lait. .."..: .
, 1860-11-28
CIIAS. II. ATWOOD
% Central Etree:. Ecs:oa.

T!:c:t-a;c ls.l l:r:a.: ~
i. Fl. zeEz:zs t1 CO., C:,.ca*u.
n"l:co.! mwsrIS
4lTrICE or TlIE t:.,I.EN.t l.
~ si!itA;;u r>;oS EAlSI.:oAn rn. ,-:
i, H"ss. I i.l,tt.: s.pan ~ lei :s a.. I'd l, ).
IL !s.'s r. la ~, ~ ds :: Il. i ~: 70
:.:.'s- .""a,,..n. ,:r.l.";'. II ~, "s,,:@": u,
t:,la ~: .~..t Jy r Vi ea:' :sar :;;t!. .,:
,s;;a ] ! 4: i i 81. t, i & Is ST r; ss s si" !. s!;s f.!
p s..aec X: +; :;.s e ;!s: .f ~ caa;: u
II Ill! +. ~ q: the II I'll i:.r>: .. il. :-: ,'ay
Il !yc,a:sr n's' y;1oSf I; n EE :t;: ~
4 Splendid C.,LLEI>TlON u:
PLANO FORTE Music.
II: lzxE t!s:.;-A r"l;.r....n # Ha:;,r' Walt
:.::: s &; = 't?' S;s:: E:: tI;; s
I>H.LI.\HD T..i;1.s:::>.-:'or s:.!t.
} >i.'rt:!i 1c-.'1...! El:.:.1 T:h'"-- uls. Mar
:S r. s A RI: tvy:yi ri i! ] Fl: i t. III RI; s. ID
y's7 ":-:cr- rs ,Il ~ t't:r:Ai-.. AM ~; Il. nj"
s s,:r,, t:'ss !. : .fi1r1 f ir; I'll Il ill. i; X, X: f. f.
ti:. vr!si!si.;..l
f1INE SILEEk~l'L -iTED
Goods:
!xirr.-!y int l,,ts.1 meet the nf 1srrnns wist
ta- 1o fr be:t.7 ascl: t,7 Its previously
t'ur ~;>.ck son lists y. sorta,rat cf Te, SER. t"f
r: y. s.-:r:: s;:s E.';-:s l1s:'st;: E:'st-r
t-:- al. Ut aar u:-l ;:,:ie. nI.l VIII b.
nseo74NYen ~ reo-r-rm7tn
1f"o r:. cent s,s,rs: .hsa ss:a. ,'s,!e
.c nj, r!te Sires Nni.e. anil u" sn'"'- t"rs+
CAT tiSfES e T:s; IT ;iLf:i ;ii e: :; KIT, p 1
L. i. IsA11E:LI:S !: co.
.'frr t:d sat'~ruoa. Nct. Il .i:: :, ;;atc s::eff
nU:' la4hin trstAass.
FOR CIiApIED SIX n,
C>E J. II. REED / to-;
c:LHCs2I%t: JELLY
Use j. i. REED Il Csrs
ciLICEIslSE LOTION.
EsE j. II. REED l. CO.'S
COLD CREAM WITH GL1cERzxE.
EiMMEL:s GLfCEEISE soAp
IOw-s NoNET soAr
CHOICE TOILET SOAPS IN GREAT VARIETY.
"
j. H. REED & CO.,
-.;~'t'.ecar1e-. I'll ard III L1ae -trecs-
T, y ID I L s. F U r s.
RUas1A0g sA31z,
Mink. Stone Martin. and Fitch
CLoAKs, C..PEs, yICTOR1NEs,
MEFFS, CLIFFS, GLOVES, MlTrESS, &C.
L,~.rsIecd Furs II every description.
ChtItrcn.s Goods In Great Variety
Gantle=1:=.s Fur Gags, lLufaers a1l Cloves.
i Large A- .rment Of Fancy anil Buffalo F:noez. Cur
FErs anuE1c.urella IL our uSul3 surcrit n!aanIE
mud o: the ytrt best material.
EASsETT & HAMMOND.
noisd:s.:lEl-tr IT Lake street. corner OF svells.
TLLIEOIS GU r RE NCY
AT PAR.
OSBORNE. BROTHERS Il CO.. l61 South Water
street. will receive al Illinois Bank Notes. At rar r
tilris Choice Extra Family Flour. no.14.1+lw
O l.! o1L!! o1LH:-
VANDERSALL IL CHASE,
Sole Agents for tho Pt;nsylvsna 1a:cE ~ 'cnn'ns
&C., mr.. ;aI.t 1lluil:,ans n'a f.Hbrats'E- H. ~
S4:t a1nt1r etrvxt, Wabash o.ene. Ink I-o
2. yANpEnsa1- laoI7.d4'Ssn1 :. + cuass.
, 1860-11-28

Mns. VAKlAS JAxEs.-A complimentary
concert Was given to Mrs. Varian James ''y the
citizens of Milwaukee on Monday evening, AT
the Academy Of Music. Mfs. Jalncs, although
. astranger in Milwaukee, llas won the highest
admiration from thu musical critics and people
Of that city. She will favor lis with :: spee:-
nlen Ut her genius Oh Friday evening 1'cst. it
Bryan Hall.
, 1860-11-28

Toys. AC.
SPALovENS PREPARED GLUE
useels iii .I. ,::.. :t-. IA! s.,}- ! ~
hc w.::r:. i. Il Il ~. +s:"., ~ >: II;
tn:. fun.. firr,' l., u. :.''..'''. !. .'":,:'f: :
chit-s. -ri:s::"Et.! .tr''r-:. !*. .:",- J.
c.::,!.:~ Ills i,,-t ::.'. 7r'!-l.': ~:
a7:isrra...:w -. ~ ."':... Il : -, H..
and sa.t,'.
r:,l~ Ilnlr.lulr preparation j. '-.:: ~. -:
tuica:;.. held III ~.,i;n. I'll: T.. :: IT,:
qita!:tIr. Of t1.' 81 c;:.!lt: '.r. t;ic ::
used IN i'tr i.:e oi .:g....:. 49,: ". .. :.
more u;i:st.Iv.. .... ..
II s.:Ft' l. IL ~: II :.t,...:
, 1860-11-28

THE T1MEs.-Thc IIn4ts o'.d ikruM comes
put ehorn Of its latter title and is in make up
a.d general appearance the Times Of yore.
The results Of consolidation still! cling to lis
management, and it still remains Pro-SL.vcry
and Disunion. The Bal,sllcc will sill retain
its connection with tue establishment, which
has been removed to McCorlnick's new block
on the corner Of Dearborn and Randolph
streets.
McVIcKER's TuEArRE.-Thc admirers Ut
tinc acting should remember tile engagement
of Mr.. and Mrs. Waller terminates this week.
Those WHO have been prevented by bld wc:l-
tllcr from witnessing these Admirable artists,
should 20 at once. Mrs. Waller appears this
evening as " Iago," in astonishing reri"rnl-
snrc, which elected WARM applause IN alcn-
day evening Mr.. Waller has few surcriers :.s
Ot',cllo, aud the tragedy throughout IS well
done Tilt Theatre is waru ant! pleasant, ard
those ecking amusement arc sure to ti:ll II of
u superior class during tic prescut week.
, 1860-11-28
4t'EnT-uavc you paid your wafer rent:

VrEUf-H1yCyBuf f1!n yUuF
e Office Of the Water Commissioners, Room
No. 4. Marine Bank.
MRs. JAMEs's CoScEHT.- sale Of tickets
for Mrs. e. Varian Janes's Concerts colnneuc.
tt-day, at Root & Cady's and Ili=gysi.ls':s Music
S!urcs. Seats should be secured curly. The
concerts, as announced yesterday, will take
place on Friday and Saturday nights Of tue
present week.
, 1860-11-28

FINE ART II THE WEST,

ANIL will comprise FOR IT, first Annual Catalogue tEc
to~ sn weshs IN iaiat!u s,.e scnrtnEe cnntrthnttd
They 10 be drawn sor In the a,nrr It N Art.
Union, o7 n51Et the
, 1860-11-28

~ .AGU ERR EDT 7 PIE $.
The B.s. a7d Cheapest IL tho City,
\. r IL L = T. I. r Is,
lis Lake Street lib
1'EaelEOER.A1sf1S
The BEST and Cheapest i'll the c::y
st Eesler's, 113 Lake Street.
Esesss1TEI'sE:s,
Ti1cl2e-t and Cheapest in the city,
1t Hcs1srs, 113 Lake Stree:.
.;1E1:a1HG'EHEs--::
The lsesst and Oh cs.,,e.rs: in the city,
1t Heslec's, 1l3 Lake Street.
.Ay12:Eszs.EIz zs1.%,
I':.c Best alI Cheapest in tho Ei:T,
AT HESLEa's, NO. lis LAKE STREET.
fri
, 1860-11-28
QCEnr-1layc you paid your wafer rent:

sT Office Of the Water Commissioners, Isuom
No. i, Marine Bank.
, 1860-11-28

sta:uen ioix, .-H.>r.s. 1s:sy b. h.u 1T $lra II.
and ;i:c nn1no,! will ne ls:ut ii n riga. hudrti.
Tsy b. obta!nt! 1t lit: principal Euua and Music
s:.rt-. aud at tie txh;:. t,:: t'ailesy.
T.: !nsrrsn'a Es1tlt,sn wlli r.; a, c"..nIs;se IN
liz. z:d wuo Will l.'.i n trust nil lnuacs avcsning
from i!lG sale VI tirr&,. I'll III: abuve named ~orh3
, 1860-11-28
TIE CITY.
QuEHY-Hxvry you paid your wntcr rent!

tluEHY-Hzrryoup paid ypur wafer rent?
~ otice Of thu Water Commissioners, Room
No. 4, Marine Bank.
TINE Decentralization is called to the
corrected table giving tho time Of departures
md arrivals Of trains On tho different lines of
railroad in another column 1t will he found
a valuable article for reference.
GIFPARD's ISJEcToN.-Any one wishing to
SEE this novel apparatuss for supplying water
to steam boilers, can do 60 BY calling at the
store Of the agents, Messrs. Higgins, Aowry
d Co., EOS Randolph street.
AUCTION. sAIs OF: BooKs.-Thc attention
df our readers is directed to the catalogue sale
DIT auction Of Books this evening Mt No. e;
Lake street, comprising many valnable library
editions seldom offered at public sale.
TnAsKsGWIS0.-Religiuu services will be
held, md = sermon BY: Rev. Mr.. uibbarl ie-
liyered at the New Jerusalem Temple on IIar'
rlaon street, between State street and Wabash
avenue, tomorrow (Thursday) morning, 1T
half past ten o'clock
RENorAL--1n consequence Of the large in
crease In the business, and the additional "a
ciiities required, Mr. Farwell has removed his
lag factory from Wabash avenue to the cxten-
siye premises p Market street. We are glad
10 record this evidence of Mr. F's prosperity.
THAxKsGT1SG.-Nowis is the time to rcnelll-
Der that many poor families will cit down to Il
cold dinner unless the .wellto-do Remember
them in their kindness. Those who would
enjoy their own dinner with j real zcst, hatl
better send 4 dupli<atcto the City Mission, for
the poor, at &c North franklin street.
| - London Illustrated Almanack and Cas-
sells Illustrated Almanack for 1911, and Eng
lish papers of November 10th, Eclectic, Les
lies,- Kniekerbockera and all the magazines FOL
December. Also, the London Art Journal FOL
November may be had ut Norris 4 Hydc's. To-
Madison and 100 Dearborn Street.
AT HIS Posr AGA1S.-We are pleased It
learn that Assistant Postmaster G. 3. Arm
strong is conyalescent, after 4 severe illness 0
nearly two weeks, And that he will shortly b,
ahlc to resume lis official duties is usual, iro1,
which he cannot well bc sparcd IN relations 81
important to our public.
, 1860-11-28

REcoRDER's CouRT.-Tic fu:lon ing are tl!s
Petit and Grand Jurors for the Recorder;
Caurt, December term, which will open OIL the
, 1860-11-28
REMiTTANcES


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Respecting sursi iaay b. a!arrsst,tto
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-11-17
Negro voting in Boston.

The Boston Courier, of the day after the election
says:
The city yesterday was excited, but good-natured
The cOlored Wide Awakes in the Sixth Ward threat
eaed TO make mrcedneat Of feto Of the beer-intorn
ed Of their dltSky brethren, who voted the Union
ticket but the presence of the police was sufficient
to preserve the peace.
The Courier says in another place.
The First and Third Ward rooms were lively
places. It edifyng sight to see the gambler:
and blackegs. direct from Court and Sudbury
streets, dispensing straight Republican tickets
decorated with honest old Abes phiz among
the IRISH voters. Some people were ill-naturet
enough to intimate that these fellows received
ten dollars a day for their services. but OF
course no one will believe such stories When 8
negro appeared lowering about the outer circle OF
vote distributors which blockaded the entrance a
shout would be raised by the crowd. the African
would be drawn into the vortex, and after much
hustling and confusion arrive al the polls in a
breathlcss state. with a Republican ticket in each
hand few IN his pocket, and perhaps one thurst
spOrtivey down the back of his neck The cries
with which the ticket distributors called attention
to their documents varied as the individuals
Here's the ticket what' make 'em cry out "A little
more heel " and Here's the regular niger ticket
were popular among the Republicans. Here's the
straight Bell and Everett tcket-William Appleton
for Congress-" Ten minutes longer to vote for
William Appleton for Congress-" 1.-THE regular
Democratic ticket &c, were frequent