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, 1860-10-01

ACoLLEcE ExC11EuxSr-"P Pu171S0 THROUGH"
4 AFREsuuAS.-A correspondent OF the Msnchea-
ter M,ror, writing from Dartmouth College,
Hanover, y. H., Sept 22d, saJs:
Last Tuesday evening the younge. son Of
Judge Fowler-for be bus two in Coilege-wss
enticed into Dartmouth Hall, where som. Of the
studeats undertook to give him an irsigh into
the ways and mean Of College life by way Of a
Fresb1nan initiation.
After putting him through as is The Col
lege PHRASE, he WIS left en- the steps Of Que Of
the College buildings, where he vas found by
thres other students. They took compassion
On him md conveyed hun to his room. Ga
Wednesday his elder brother informed the FAD
nifty, and ulso wrotc to his father. Thursday
aoue Of the ssudaats were invited to call On the
President, and Judge Fowler arrived in town.
Friday ave students were arrested aud gave
bonds to appear at the Feb1usry term ct the
Court This tSaturday) morning the Judge
hangs in eff ~ from tbs deck OF the mast on tie
Common, aad it sppears that about l o'clock
last night the Mes~rs. Fowlera' room vas visited
bE bos1ls Of assa:p 1i,a aEd sho xer Of stonee,
wbsn pistol was tired from the window st tue
crowd, but no oae Tss injured. Great excite
meat prtyAitS.'
, 1860-10-01

4 RAILROAD SoyELrY-The new steam pass-
engeF car, spoken OF last week, recently con.
structed for the Eastern railroad. md said to be
intended for tue road between this city and
aod attracted come attention 1T the Central
station. 1t looked ike Al ordinary passenger
car, with two st7ve pipes sticking through tho
top, ano bell suspended between them. 1t
stands rather higher from the rail than m or
din2ry cur, and the machinery is underneath,
betwte en- the forward wheels. Tne boiter, FIRE.
boz, and y eter tank occupy about eight feet Of
one end oftae car, while the remainder CONTAINS
sea.s for some fifty passengers. It is said to
use only half the fuel required 10 do the ssme
amount Of work with an ordinary locomotive,
while the wear and tear Of the rail- is much less.
owing to tho great rednctio1 in weight, which
il fifteen tens less than an ordinary l3cumo.iye.
It is said to carry fuel and water sufficient for
run Of fifty miles, while the speea is ah- ut ths
game IS IN ordinary locomotive.
, 1860-10-01

GoruAx McnALs.--Yessorday evening mar.
red woman, said 70 be raspeetably connected.
dressed herselfin male attire, and accompanied
to be cashier in 4 bank in New York. went to
New York, where they visited number Of pIa.
c-s Of amusement They returned to Droot.Tn
about riue o'clock, and went into singing sa-
loon known rs "Buriiss'a Varieties" II hile
they were standing there, the womsu's hus-
bacd, who happened to be in the saloon At The
time. passed them, mud recognizing his vile,
notwithstanding her disguise. struck her Jio-
lent biow on the face, and then attacked her
companion, and general rom eE:ued. De-
tectise officer Frost came up, and ar1e.ted Ill
the parties and took them 10 the station house.
They wess brought before Justice Cornweli this
rnorning, wheu they we're ali discharged, 1he
woman and her companion receiving a severe
rkpsimand for THAR eondact.-Ers. Pit.
, 1860-10-01

RATS AS PoRrERs-THE1n EXCEEDING Jxcssu-
11y.-A ma1u-ssryant in kn Eastern ctr, hear
Ing enc a,ghs noise on tho stairs. eew two
rata, one larger than the other, busilJ engaged
III s1oes ZEE ~h hs Yhs 5 sS rat
resting on The step above, the lady rat rolled
the egR gently toNard her spcuse claspirv il
gently, but firmly, he left it carefully On tho
Step upon which be stood, holding it there M ii
she came and took charge Of Il, when be de.
aeeadea 4 step lower, till the clsyer pair reached
iurtd y
, 1860-10-01

~ Several apparently we'll authentic state
mems have recently been published in SAa
Francisco papers, concerning discovery Of =
borders Of Tulare county, Tbs group IL repre-
rented to extend d distance Of eight miles, en-
bracing q vaat number Of trees exceeding 30
feet in diameter, aud estimated 800 feet htoh.
Oaetree, supposed tho largest, measured - feet
aboye Ito gron. d. 123 feet in circomtezenea
, 1860-10-01

~ Widow Elisha Jones of Ashland. Masa.
Is VI years old. Since she was IS she hts earned
money enough BY sewing and birding stFaw
to erect monument to her hus5aad's memory,
at a cost o{ SIS. So late as Last Saturday sie
was riding about the village On horseback. This
old lady has 67 descendants now living.
, 1860-10-01
Prof. Woods
RESTORATIVE CORDIAL
AND
BLOOD IIEHOVATOR

sant to the tss+ it s 1eyivy uk exhile aurE. ami
ss.a; aul b:oa IL II
:tsai purity and ttu. ses,o1ss aod sxnder1 the
IL
ul.E TT 20 q; to t.e lhin Us reach Of A.. 20
s s q =
70 - 20 Acr IN rEs'zpr AoooRp.Nt Win rRE, Il
J Laws or nAFa.r, .so atsGE toe1nE 1ns wEaK, SID
a. aay all ne1: and oth.z IL tstlon. It Is Al
.npsst.e txn:!ea'!n. n rs eiEscts. End ct y s a
Il horouchiy Combining powcsut tunc Ind soothing o
\ remedy lls leu: Teen fe!t to te des aers
}tu,a c tue nl.d Eotd. both b, lle thtt ushly
suffered frt ieo:'iy for j. nret- sne1:l al sill!
OF k'o ~:rdEt evsn t. e. tat iseinty fo!;ovs vi
,":ea;n the ata :ls cf m.ny ofrte nest tao s=ror,
~ which p:us humanity enn.sans:y iAt+. such. u
e ss
lite. ia nlIe Nervous 1triabiliv. - ,1a:g ~. n
~. Sssbi swes,s. LsaxutT. I.d:iaes. I'D at q
i; T. r., III 4: :E,aiE "a
q saa tsnp. ;sp 2;. e.
# shs Il ns's sst!a'n: Ct lasot',
El na'y 1:xaas PAIN shs Back, Side, a!d teswesn
sctnc - usst sss caasi sSa E
rate msnv mere Il l., bat We tave space oniy toll
Chs ani feve.. but, pIeVen. NIL attscts arising -
mi tn M4su atc tnfuen=s AID cure the d ea:es r.
~ iat ouce, l! already sacked AID ~ acts direct
I'M peTsnlettlT upon the hillary sg-'etu. arous~
Ing the Livert = tioa. pEomotiuk. 10 fact. I'll tbs
lex .etoHs .etsons us syten. VI iii It.
al lily peveut my dsiterious ctnseq &Ll.
Tow II. utoH q: r. Of cIat. and wateT; Atntesr
aishonh lake tai1e ssoonfui Il leaxI before CT
Ing. As II rrettnts costtseress, .trenkhteua tGe
Eestise oftans. It thoul te IT tie nA1d Ut all
treIsoes Of sede.tiry E..os. student, nln fes-,
iNteissy r!ea: ~. ~ laa..s = aeeu.tcqed 9
they will d14 preca.le, III -a>aLt, and efcc.t
'res1eIy ax4!rrt tho.e LIS viii h NIB them Of The II
atd health c1iss while tie sllaTi:
= Mothers htl.et. 1akta monty Of two beforr ID
= the dnal trial c viii a:sthe t:ea:!u1 period vi h
ABoI1 II, 1nts CosliAt II AL w cL.Ix fo1 II Il
AuTtIsKS, Thy IT. And IL you VIZ upltal .oi .
Idt:eet tue EiLees Of declite not o1iy Of sour n
dauthteEH befo it be too ate but al.o your ton.I
and husaatds, tor while the so1mez froro tase de-.
ktl:4cT, Oft n goes towu 10 ] premature grave 4
rather than let III II condition b. known In me n
]. atttI often lied W with the sxclt- =
usnt bus!nses ihat II It wesa MT icr tt+yit
t~o iate 10 arrest llx!r f4al IaI. tie poLb II ~
is Always slsu' Mt, and to you we Confidently Ap.|t
pea fuE W. ate suse y1lf ever 1a ny .EeE:lvI
will una1snxty po tt 3ou to Prot. Woal.4 Ke~o- RI
xlleh saoul! .e always on hard n time Of 1re.t a
n o. r. WOOD, Prcpr1etor, =,
4 4s broadway. New ToEs. and Ia As4set ttree. II
fa} ps.ec Ont Do.ar Fer Bottle.
WHoLxsALr Axn RtTArI toISrs. EH11Aao: : John D.
Park u. tulaF j. Co., !. II. X. ed Co., u Uug y
s Co- Lord & Smith. 4. usl Bros. setmAtly.wly
, 1860-10-01
CTATE OF ILLINOIS, Count

CTATE OF ILLINOIS, County
~ t:oor, sS.-t;!Fcult Court Of Cook County. no
yeIah@f Trr, le5J. e.clneiF Smith Newman Hughes
add Joseph Z. lte2sha~-la Ch1otesv.
40 ;&vt o u. Hoa fessta:e Of 12sskh z He.:hav:
.hrt leak Of >4l Cifca ou's >: .:aox Couss7. Soee
hersEs given 70 Tue rad Jes~pa AeasaaT taa. sad
t7r cnance:y stds tsIea The a1st day u Ju I'D
ani that su no1s ihr1tPEnn sued out Of sa!a Cou't
anst lid IecnlanA r-,asaahie tte nrat AoEay Of
>t,Es u.,.s next. t.st3}. = u BY saw 1aauIs'.
Now. uat.s .he SID Jo.epi ifea.ha". saa!l oe.
sly be and 1ppear brsurc st Crcu Cuurt VI Co9x
Cou:t7 the t:ss day Of the thesnof t. 10
ho:en It Chicago, In said ouutE oa tho Thisl Monday
sail conpl4cac, ~! the ssE,e aa
ter. therein and stated - st t,ken
c1ufes,rtt. u-e-ee ente:r ~ ass ynu aeudlnx 70
kts PRAYER uf a4id bul. WM. L. CnGHuu. ierk.
SiARE = saaAM, EaDpTts Sorr. as t9e3tw
, 1860-10-01

g. cGaills Add >Fev@rI Tt:,,- -.

~" ;Iae OF ths kes&sat rs,ned,es Il =.
e oeo(s u. public for Fever aod Aru. ~ .s,.n
rfe'ssd Ae highest rDeoulutua from H.. ~a'sa
~ Peopn. DR. J. HosTErTERs crLEnnsTrr M. ~
who ~oalc entu.s Tic tortu7, .,,,,.- 49,, ~.
sro.f6 .aans" when II can b. ea.y e4r.t7 Nbo
eh, .r... stssplss' nssh's. burning mr.. ,pa ,rv
mr.. 49, ~fsn . srnedy caa b a4.,r.d fo, .
ru e.,n-n,. ~ 40" many fsu'nea nnse1 out pan.
xr, down n,,n,as e SeAels blight and Do nothing but
div ,..,. u'ae. an'l beeones IL comraoa a. th,Ir
es1 @ea aoa 5ss heJ sse nx relieved. Nm. ~, h.
eaa weak would hesitate to procure h..e vs,n.s.
N - eao s1't tatmss'sea 'nt*n.e siosy.
kt93.SR ~'4 Aoa4Sf$ generally CTtryEEern
, 1860-10-01

M MASTER'S SALE.-STATE OF
~ lLLI<u11-t,ook county. .ss-Super9r Court Of
Eheasn In chareezr. Robert ftt. ~. Altot1 bwsn.
at T. Pursuance o. order entered In The aos.e
Ssfa Ss' Gau: st o. ne Gsay o; A. p
foGt r Ghsazo, O. t2e tal:tetn:h az # ucobef
Il pnellc aucloa TO hkeet tller for essh Tho
a.a A.; aoot of Gou,s EoTse H. " * e Dlssso ~
eel Of Ani anA premise. nu2h tssre mar b
70 +y he amount nf aid dse.se VIII
dbursetasn' sa!d sale) TO Wit: All that eein r!co~
ofl.nd euneoc ns Thirty a) rods ~e q tie eeute Of
moth r.a=e snt4sta tls, ot The t1rd psacrAi
e1e ,s, NJ a
rots theEee e>s, thirty Two and one haf ts.
Is Isl red. Tie pcc OF b-sfoulns, c:ntanla.
tern a11 cre haf t5s, a:ea m,1e Ct e:s raid PREMISES
IRA ECQTI,
Master ctanees7 o:ths Superior Coust Of Ill: 70.
nited Chicago. sent II, '8.n.
H. .. Hun or. CGUaolt4 Solicitor, Q-14tS4t1
, 1860-10-01

Aes<A4
If Americans cannot agree to The suggestions
ol=sed By the distinguished gentleman who on
Monday so lueid!y and ably addressed the
Board Of Trade-Hon. William i. Lindsay
they will admire tha character of the man. He
isone Of tho self-made men of Englanj, or rather
Of ATT in Scotland. He was Ieil an orphan at
six years Of age; left home At the age OF fifteen
with three aud slxpence in his pocket worked
hla passage to Liverpool by trimming Goals in
the coal hule OF q steamer; slept for seven long
weeks in the streets and sheds Of That city; and
ut length started from destitution, but With
honesty Is dover, on three years. sailors
life as the cabin boy Of q West 1ndiamaa. His
had both legs and one arm broken. At the age
OF nineteen he was in command of the Olive
Branch, when, iu 1889, in the Per5ian Gull, be
was assa!led and cut down bY eabre, aai to
save himself killed his u&sai'ant with pistol
shot. lie le!t the sea next year and in 1s4l be-
came agent for coal company, where be rem
dered to HcTtleponi grtut local service.
Ms. lsDd.ay in 1915 became ci.izan OF Lon
don, when hu laid 1ha foundation OF the busi-
ness which made him one Of the merchant
princes Of that great city. In 1852 lie owned
twenty Two first class ships, and that year, aa
underwtitaf, be inaured rlska to the amount Of
fourteen millions OF dollars, while the house Of
which he WAS the head chartered eersn hundred
ships, Chiefly to India und The ..Mediteranean.
Thus had the Immigrant from Ayr become ore
Of The largest ship owners and ship brokers Of
the kingdom.
But vital portion Of this indomitable caree1
renains to Be told. HIS clear, simple, toEclbls
exhioit Of his cause before the Board Of Trada
bear the marks OF method and culture, and
there is no 1oYal road to these. How came be
BY this talcn:y us never, in hi4 busy liCx, lost
sight Of the mental training that makes, after
all, the MAJ, and which, with fortune, brings
fortune, brings po~er; but hs gave the spaTe
hours that thousands Cast care:ts+ly away, TO
eelf.instruction. As proofs Of his suc:ess, are
his pamphlets On the shipping interest, a3d an
elaborate volume entitled " II Navigation and
Mercantile Marine Laws" in which merchant
Of largs experience gives his coun1rynen tho
benefit Of his best thought.
Mr.. Lindsay tried to get into Parliament III
1852, but corruption aud aristocratic influence
defeated hin. In 1854 be MSS elected for Tyne.
mouth hv the meagre majority of seventeen,
and iu 1857 was elected without opp 3stioo. lie
Ii now forty tour 3ears Of age.
Such has be=a the remarkable career Of Mr..
Lindsay and though be may not succeed in
persuadlng our goTeranent to concede lhe vital
change OF throwing open our coasting trade,
Jet much which he SAID will command the as.
sent Of the liberal Of all parties.
, 1860-10-01

4 SSIGNEE'S SALE.-rubtic To-
sisle= ot John ttas VI lie cs. of Eaeaso. mos
saa sell At ncEc aac I'm Wednesday. tnid d. OF
ttcto3.r, 4. SO At 10 oi.ck d. tsthe highest t1
de! ior cash. al tn an:z achiusry and tee Ia
: W5xht e:as s:ia: p tot txs D.n;eis palss ase
Ssw Tates. two C4E! 1t favl- ahsee cta- pes:nx
chimes, up ct aud twt Horizontal ho Ing Etl
wo>i !a.be tue SPOKE nsehne, fousteua czp.nssf's
sx d: pze.A e'e Lol: e,a@pesan: m.ehise. one ha=d
drill oae air mad fheA:A :tee and iron dEcs h%nmsrt.
.e. ml,t ne. Eaoulcefs dlsks ani r..u1aer
iron as all s:nes It blackshs t,os MALE able .ron.
iuila!ts ;stes.n1 Sac In sitaas y IS eorser
ofSeyton an1 Ml:t's.n street.. Cseasc ~. aad known
~ 1oan ); WtlEhts keare, Factory sud - T. lake
psse e sss F's of The .,.. ~ ish9
CTATE OF ILLINOIS,, County
~ OF Cook s.s.-Creu!t Court Of Cook County, No
Hcrs Of Wiitsm q. Hsnaston-ta Ctaaerfy.
Aed1v tthat tas ard EtrIieuee Of TIE unknow
heir. Ct xi4E1 u. lIam1slur defendant above nau,-t,
IL unknown. having been d-d ta tho ocs Of the o.
Even i lie 81: nnkno-a h-rs Of Ma@ j. nsn.ston
that satd enmp tnaat h!ei his bill OF Complaint nd
Couts the Cha1cery s.Gt thereof on the 0 Cay Of
1ulg l5a and th,: kun1aeus Issued out ct
uday Of srEtenbet 4 sds} \, ls BY lax 1xq1iset
Vow e.s you tie sad ua4n 1*n heirs nf William 9.
Hnason. IT al personally :1aa appear before said e."
cult ESus Of Coax Conaty on The nst day Of tse ne1t
he IhFni Mon ~ e November le6o aud pesd answer
Ct deuur t. the raid comp Anan.s bl Of coHpaht the
taEe AID nate'a and .fen eharked and stated
will br tak.n contt Ased and decree entered ag44css
you 's'n 10 tie 'fa'eF 4 Ha I'd T. e,l CHURCH CLERK
EfAtE L IsuAx CaupIta So.r. ~ r4al-4w
, 1860-10-01

SArLts. Sept. 9.-Tte Marchess T1llau,nsioa
had an ioseEview Of two hcurs yesterday with
Gatloald, y bo, as far rs 1 can make out. as.
sunnes the command Of feverF1hing, and asserts
through independence OF action. The proyis.
!ooal government which had been formed has
terms:
"Wiihont apy orders from the Dictator. cer-
taln lists Of names MS Of those forming the pro-
vlhlonal government hare been piacaTded, Tho
public IRE Wsrned against any surprise, it being
tne wlll 81 the Dictator that tho guilty shall bs
The pteftct Of Police, in another order s,vs:
~ me ships OF 1-r aad merchant vessels
oe'ohging 70 the State OF the Two S;cilie.. the
sfsenatf. materials Of war. A~a added to tha
kquforon OF the King Of llalr, Victor Eu1usuu.
el' commanded by admiral Persapo.
"GAR,HA1p1."
honaao it confirmed in hin Office az Minister
o. fhe tnterior, Coseex is appointed Mtuistar Of
nar: r1saDe'li Minister of Justice, Do Cssaro
Pu,Sas scna @ afe confirmed II the Directories Of
nom1nasea Director ef Var, under Cosenz.
A1e same perfect order continues.
.,;n :" reported 70 me that the Snanish, Aus-
ttf!an, Brazilian, Belgian aud Wurtembure
~ le,*test M nave accompanied the King, as also
s9e Nunelo: who has taken doxn bis arus. aad
p'aGeo 'he French da2 above the doorway.
care Jnst been into the Toledo, where the
Iaror is sonetb'ng tremendous, aud re are io
ior another night Of it. 4 procession Of priests
vas coming down carrying banners aud deco-
1Tra,f'oaf, with til. colored scarfs aud ribbons,
Ihey we're soon after presented to the Dictator.
together with few biahops. In parallel line
carriages, and IN another psrt Of The town 1
met number Of ths Grrnadiers O. the Guards
bearing the Savoy dag. After the Biehops had
been presented this morning, Lord Llanover
bad IA i1terE3ew with tho Dictator. GaribaIdI,
IN fact. having heard Of his heIng In Naplt,3
appointed midday to receive him.
As conclude my letter, tho troops have
rushed madly ont AZ Csstel Euovo, ahriekiux
wildly " Viua 9arib1ldi!" while the civilians
axe klasing aud hugging them,
, 1860-10-01

B King Louis, OF Bava1ia, who expected
to Tlslt Rome this autumn, has DECIDED to re-
main ut homa until affairs in the IEuperiai civ
arc more settled.
, 1860-10-01

TATE OF ILLINOIS. COOK

CTATE OF ILLINOIS, COOK
~ cout u. 6S.-oetoeer Tern. 4. D, 1851 Of the su-
RIFF. ,i Goun oI ch1aEo AM. Young r. John f5qnx
q sad john Yonn8 defendant u ssd tuit and thai oa
81 Gas ~ saano es ,ouaa ta,a< sais ds7 been died
krtn % sid Jahn fouuz aad III psrsons concerned thl
AnaA 1oGaf on H. aay Of September A. u. 'e6
IN M o:s or ne CsFk Of rad Court thu Chaoeey
.te And tha: thsrsupon summon In sal eau.s
% 20 d't 4caday Of October H. u the Cout Aouss
II the cltf II Enlca<o> In said Cook CqlQty
nex uzleas you It's s4i Iohn Young, ihau Personally
b aad nppsa. be!ore ri: Court On the fst Day Of III
The Monday Of 0ttorer ps plead 1uswtF Of d.
to said bill o. complaint the aame viii he taken Tor
I'D decree eoes.d according to TIE prayer
there II.
Wit1e.s n; hand At tho CITY OF Chicago, this llth day
Etpte1b=r, A. D.l:tG. WALTER A1uaAtL.
Clerk It rad dtruft
ESox. KrB7Acz i KxK3 Solicitors for Complainant.
, 1860-10-01
Ebu 'attuuHI.

X X E N c H LFSSONS.-Mons.
o.,s Asx- Cotkpld viii CONNER nea next Monday. x.n.
1 II ennr.e OF s.ch Lesrnns 70 caa:es ct young M
hecitstons willh~ heard At hts Ke idsre No ~
AaAs ssee where -rplcs Ions I" jon the ciasae, VI T.
stetscd Ie Attt nfcn VI Fan mis- AEd Ii NJ
oca!a1T Invited. 1IxHt-f4a {eE Term len weaTx
ee4sx1~ ALI rOtE ann
, 1860-10-01

MASTERS SALE.-State Of ILL
1vl- no!s, t:ook Ccu.ty, S.ssupeHor Cou.t Of CHI
sako-fu ChaneerJ. Abby T. aeAooek y: As!s9a l.
., law cf Als11n1er Murray ald MATT Murray. znd
Jatae1 .hsdoa. Ainnlst,atof Of Alexander Murray
10 orectose Aor:sake.
lubEc notice II ncseby given that n pursuance Of =
d.c:etA' order e1l1e IN ab0v: entitled the
18Th dry Of in >, 4. ls3a l. In seat II Master In
Charcery Il the Superior u.1st Of Ghlcalo, w tie
sga!stnih Day q tsobe1; D, }sa len esloef n
the ttnooh Of tEAt day sell It public auction to the high
est bf faE ea+. u The noh too: cf the Court Hous
IA the City o. In SAID County OF Cook. tht fel
LOVING d scrhsd pieces parcels 0f land {1F much
ths:ef may b y eesasy to tataf1 The .ount Of sAd
DEC e. sa intrest and e2ta together with tho AastsE
sees sz1 eoTMIstions fAd sae,. atuate
t County ot Ccoe and et.te Of 1!1no'a 70 wit:-fhs
East hs Ih4 nobEa:t ,11e5 aEd th. west bA5 Of lha
southeast qu.,te. Of s*ettn tum ten ;s} Tovo.h!p
nunoe: thv eight st7} uortn Of !2nge Iumbcr tteen
G5 est ofthe Thrt Principal xecan aad :e vet f1f
Of the no;th quarter. the south quarter Ct
Sect on humber four a.. Township Luu {: thirty ghs
Hoth of numb.s thtr tse1 etst Of 'h- !hit
rincipa' Meridian. and the haH IT tbs Aaatheast
Quarter Of Stcoa number thirty four Gl IN To~ sap
iatyElnc t391 moth Q. Rage thirteen {l east Of the
1nlrd tsinc pl MeHa!a.. IRA hcO1T,
Mase- Ghancrr; II tn. su>e,ar Cont ot Cnseszo.
III
, 1860-10-01

g plarrhea. Dysentcry, Summer
e"n.rl.'s.-h.sniFes Compound E..rsa Of nen. pm,
oess nmeoy known for sbe cure os these tl..,,e.
-, 'aae5 beas' the hsshe.s repu,auon
~, psopertea. Fer cal:ren tsethmv n :, w.
.A,aaee. tFesszcd only md sot hy J.xc NsGf,n~ ~
csx.eo. cs seos' a''0rs Sod By ,Ao D. r.f ~ Is1es
, 1860-10-01

L-S 1uose VINO are Curious % Wit
aSs TIT "7ncsu perfection to wac L. oasvn ct tls,.
HakE ~ 0S1eae'o's. n. ~ hss hs. usnt tue uanu.sc
1T Of "s aad Toupeea ne Invited 70 yxt HI. VI. ~
ESs nf'hE necna Ii 10. ifp LAKE st,css md r-.,,r
tte .1soaa 7roca-cta c: =" scrutiny a. tre.s
ns Ecr sss na:rsxl when x1uettd 70 TIE hesc
, 1860-10-01
L Gloomy Day In New OFleans-..lR.
EeudfArV NAFeR.

cendtATy f1re&.
On Sunday last the funeral Of the victims Of
the late calamity in New 0sleans took place in
that city. Fourteen bodies that had been taken
from tho ruins Of the buildings destroyed by
tire we're boEIe to tile tomb, attended By public
horors. o. the accident and its horrors the
Pic1yuas of the Sd instant says:
"The absorbing topic about town all day yss-
terdsy was the tragic diaaster at Friday nights
fire, most Of the particulars Of which ne have
already published.
"As many Of the hremen, hardly ret ready to
feaye the ruin ut which so mAny OF their best
comrades were killed and wounded, we're called
away to the other fire up town, returned from
that fire only to gaze mounfully upon ths man.
gsed bodies Of the aead At the police station, OF
to watch the digging awsy Of the ruins which
were kaamn to conceal other bodies, aud as
their friends and relatives, reading of the disas-
ter in the morning papess, came flying 10 know
low many mora had been killed cr wounded,
the scene Oh Lsfay ettc street, from the ruiua to
1he Lookup, was such as has seldom il ever been
Witnessed in this city.
Mothers, wives, brothers, sisterr, children,
crowded 10 both places upon common level OF
anxious fear. Some went away Jtjoicipg, 9th
ers went asay in aileat grief, and sSme Of them,
especially the women, cried end sobhed from
the very centre Of their hearts. The scene alto.
e "The ca'amity. nj mil csrrr;nu % axov =. ;td;a ,ou.
of our brayest ind rnost conIsseor. w. Srsro.n .oe
ronr1 oen,iernen veil tco.vn ~ ae,san,ad
;hrn,,s,bont 10 r;tv =. ,eaIi =. hsa,t a"u ~
Gare1s wo were earnnc ther I ans,l n;tt.na. pte. -
saving property, in perfect innocence Of daueer.
cast d ye,y percept,b|e GLOOM oysr ths citv'
"The 40 ri he civ Hall and IL. fls.v ,f
the dlffereRt engine houses nETe auno ont tn
the breeze at half mast The Douglas mass
meeting to have taken place in Ctay Eauare Has
postuoned: neitter did the Dsli and Eyerett
club. procession of which was contemplated.
turn out-ail il respect to the untime1y dssd''
aoe The prisf which sohb. around f;rsa;3cs nni
cast gioor, ov er lie social circles of friendship
and aro,1ai ,tarce.
. farmer Krsoa ves.erdav eD,nf ne,1ad a 7,rv
Tbey xiswet The dIif:rent dead hnd;es a. ~
ionE,x s,d tba cnrnrsr f,.1;,hs - c..,;f"n.as ~ ~
nf fanr;si. hns no rerd:ct was renJered Il hsIn1
1hs nrrpesa Of tha Coroner tn inres,?oate ~
architecture Of the building whose iii Killed
and wonnded 81 mapv. II Il the nuhiic oni,;nn
that the buiIdjnr wgsa .nere sheti mt AZ iii 81
for v areheuss in the heavy busiress nnrt If
tI,o ritz
, 1860-10-01
THE EAGLE SLATE COM.

II e EAVI1 0lAIE C&4Ni-
Il PANY.-Dei1g prspAsed to receive orders for skt!r
SrFxnSoa GeKza Aap ru1F1s RooI7xe SLAExs.
Would cal! ke,tIon ths low Of tbs Fipsrrooy
material the great purity Gf min -vs7 collected
from 1te roofs Eot being tD2FeE1ated Nth tast Of de-
ocly agency e..abi..hed By The Company beluE IN
the City Of aew iusz- Parties Wishing tn procure tae
GENUINE EAGLE CO.'S States
VIII please address the Company. 18th It. and 10th
ASenue, =. r., Tie r1+fse1td where ote1s viii r.
ca-e protupt at.ett.ca. G. f0lsMAH+ Agent
EuH.ttsudt s1rttt. Mar Ynrt