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FIRST wAnp.
Consy.:s-Arnold 1,9.-', Harrington 6SI
Ill., Sennte-Osden J. l.::sO3, Stewart 6sU
Astornry-1Iaven l,29SQ, Willard G99:
Shcri0-Hcsstng 1.l40, Sherman GIL.
Recording Clerk-Chnrch 1885, Grny ~.
Conos.eo- james ,:2.9l, Richter 67g.
Representatives. -Scammon ,289, brown Isl,
ElllGtt Gso Haven 690,
SECOND WARD.
Conoress--Arnold 1,2253, Hc1instoa 600
GtaI Stnal>-ogdcn In, staEnrt 602
STATE .4toynet-Havcn l,259, Willard q17.
Chickcrlng 2, Blackburn =: -, Monro Is. Smith
~, Htamper -.
isherg-Hcsing 3 Loss, Sherman 11o5.
CkrId and Recorder Church !. l2e Gray ,055.
coroney-Jeracs 1,2265, Ritchic S98.
Representatives, 5Gth~acammon 1,2, Brow
cr ,3as, Elliott 9ol, Haven ssa
TuIRp WARD.
Sxa,e Sennse-Osdcn 60G. Stewart CSC.
4ttor7,<u,-Haycn 799, Willard CO.
Sheriff. -Iesiu. 709, Sherman Isl
Clerk and eco1der.-Church T48, Gray II.
Coroner-Jamcs rs, Richter Ccs
Representation -5Gth-Scammon 805. Brown
100, Elliott G33, Haven G51. 57th-Wilson,
Wilnarth, Tulcy, Mcintosh.
Con3res'-Arnold 10. Harrington 6c2.
FOURTH WARD.
Congre4s-Arnold $50, Harrington $50.
STATE tSendte- Ogden Gao, Stewart $50,
.Sate Atorney-Hoven $40, Willard 3i9
Sherib-Hcsing AS, Sherman 605.
Cleri-Church 504, Gray 5S1.
Coron<r-Jamcs 562, Richter, I'LL
Ktpresn1ati.x1, 56<h-scammon 5C7, Brown
t64, Elliott SIS, Hayeu 6s6,
, 1860-11-07

The gallant Republicans OF Chicago and
the Coua,y Of Cook have done luc:r duty
uoalg. The ball set in motion here when
Liacola was put .: the heat! Of the National
Ticket, has been kept i'll motion. Nclavc
conquered majority of not lesa than -Four
Thousand Five Hundred-a gain Of
Twelve Eundred over the majority for
Frcmont, and gaia OF Twenty-seven
Hundred over the Republican majority in
tic Lincoln ana Douglas struggle Of 1858.
T!.c :ra:n in 1I.,' siiy since the Municipal
Election Of Mu1cil last, is Fourteen Hun
d~e1! Nc send 4 hearty greeting to the
Republicans Of the State and ask their
concentrations in returni
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SIXTH WARD.

SIXTH WARD.
fooo--.,-truo1d 1862. Hcrrincton $50.
s,a;s S~,nf-Lnrdcn 1850. Stewart SIS.
sn.,e,- + 4noru,v- Haven 1GSi, willard 63Z
>:r1G-Iicsinr 14TS. Sherman 1857,
t'tri Of Circuit Court-Church 1900, Gray
Gil
t:'roae,-Jamcs I659, Klcnler ~ ,,
na.tl 1863, 'rn|cy ss5, Mcintosh SsG.
SEVENTH WARD.
-roo u,.-, ,ooa
t"n1Tts.-a9nola n, tov 1Eoo eta.st 1t,sE 49,
. a.: an:.susIIiin as@.sIiarcn t 1, Willard 1oso
s.!eT?J.-Sesln. i7'e; ons' nna -. ,1so
'.e 1x q ''eo,n 1onee 10: H;ci,trr :S4fl
;,son<.:atc3;r. r.-s;sh,-WiIson 15l4. Viii
~, 3p - Ts19 Tu,cv 1:s6 Mcintosh 1895.
1''A ''@ rlauTn WARD,
f,>no.<.-Arnoid 75a: Herrineton. 5ga
. soagT -nTicn 5l;. Stewart S9O
ttate ttate .@m 4..a.-,.1iarcn ~. Willard 5o7-
Itase csn.;G .THy Tss;nC ~. Sherman. G5s.
80 FL: ~ Pen6r;or 49, Church. :1l Gray GH;S
ttas :1x a." 1nn,cs S57. Richter 5oG
1,:!: oe2,s1et1t;!sfi Ms1sa Ky. sfci,+osh 5o7
'4o' lnles' ''': "e4n'os'' ''''
xETn WARD.
c,.,~..-Ano1d AIS: Harrington, 423.
sG,ts sStnn,or-Ordcn. $50: Stewart, 41a.
LIZ: tate 1aopn<uGiIayen, Iii: willard, 4s5.
tYryE.-Church. 42s9: Gray. 437.
$hrr;G-Iiesins, 4oi; Sherman, 45e
turoner.-James, 40; Richland. 425.
3%,vnst,:tafi,xx 55M Dinriet.- Wilson, 40;
Tu:cy. ~. Winnarth, Mcintosh, 425.
Tes7n WARD.
lsan ~ ""A
(on3Tsss-Arnold VI; 81 mcftinsson E. i:SS,' scn
:fdft senateIosqen w. asa S1cWrl W.T.. t,r s1
!xatt* Anornt5Tonaa'ssth Ia st ~. "'tilfo ~ 1'''''
!*he7?5-lleslnE ~, sAer1nan I'll.
t2ers-thnrch sa1; " G5ay I; typ: asa
tufoae7-'aniee ,,3:, w. .s.eI ~ y9r:,-4,, on,
R.ores;7slat:.r.-Ni!so a., w. "limas1h '"'
Tulcy 1,'s56. MCINTOSH l,'s>o'
~-.,--..
wisconsin.
-KESosnA Co-kenosha city, Lincoln 1oo
mai; Potter 1so-lSs Republican FAN oscr
1872 Town Of somcrs: Llnco'n loo 1na5''
Potter 1U5.
EocK o:-Beloit city: Lincoln N4 Dous
las aGG; BrccklnridGe 8; nei5 l. Linton l;
Lincoln 2Ol maj: hanchctt ~: leWn ol
Janesville {? mai. for Lincoln; Cty o. JanGs.
vile .sU mai. LOT Lincoln. 1ll!lou. AIAGoAA
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TIE CITY.

The Republican minority on the M
Gou:sl and State ticket is a.G0G. Last spring
1t was 1,aa39. The only drawback to Our
triumph is the fact that Hesing has run
behind his ticket, though he is probably
elected. ln relation TO the part played by
{. few rrolcsscd Republicans i'll producing
this result, we shall have something to say
hereafter. Through tllcir agency hundreds
OF true Republicans have bccn cheated into
voting for a Democrat contrary to their
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tasion nalo11ty' -S'-*1"
Klnss c.. nearly somp,s:s, aaa2 Tu51on ms
Maryland.
BALTIMORE C1TY-Thc returns indicatethat
Brcekinridge has carried the city Of Balfimofe
BAL71MoEr CITE -Brcckinridgc u, ,SS2; Bell
1o,G1g; Douylas ], ,5G2; Lincoln ,032.
The Uniou men carry the State By not less
han 1000.
BALTIMORE, Nov. C-Thc American has
spcclahtiispatch from Virginia, reporting large
E;i,sa for the Bclt-Eycrett men, The Bell nlrn
Of Baltimore arc 6ansuine Of good majority
Virginia.
The city Of Wheeling gives Bell 900, Dreck-
inr:dse eao, Douglas S97' Lincoln eoo' The
Alcxandria City gives Bell sos; Breckinriagc
SIT: Douglas 1856; Lincoln 2:
Frcdcricksburyt: Bell 353; Breeklnridse
81; Douglas Ito.
Connect1cut.
Hartford city gives Lincoln e7C maj. Re-
publican gain in six towns, including Hartford,
over last spring Of LOIS.
Lincoln's majority will be large:
New LonpoS Co.-Scwark: Lincoln 1851 !;
Douglas Soe, Breckenridge r, Bell s..
FA1ar1EL1' Co-Brldgcport: Lincoln 11l0,
Douglas Ia, Breekinrid$$c 4G?, Bell ~ Fair
field: Lincoln :3;!Kj, BTcckinridgc lso, Douglas
II, Bell 80. Easton: Lincoln, l25, BEecEin-
ridge s., Douglas 5. Monroe: Lincoln ISL,
Brcckinridgc 137, DouClas 6. Dell1. Hunting
ton Lincoln 150, Breckenridge III, Douglas
l9, Bcll s.
LUCAS, Co.-Toledo City gives eos majority
for Lincoln, Republican gain Of NO over Oc-
tober.
PORTAGE Co.-Republican majority 1900
gain zoo.
CurAuoGA Co.-Clcycland City and town
ships give a468 Republican.
Lo,tArS Co.-Lincoln las $500 majority oyc1
Douglas.
North Carolina.
WELLINGTON: Partial returns from the City
and County show uniform gains for Brcckin
ridge State probably gone for Breckenridge.
Tennessee.
Memphis a112: Douglas, 11UI; Breck
inrid.c, 143 NasllviIlc-Uell, ::lG3; Brcckin'
ridge, :>53; Douglas, Fl. Trcnton-Bcll, S3sS;
breckenridge, 1W; Douglas, :.
3IlssIas1pp1.
MISUNDERSTANDING, ::;;55s; Douglas, 81
| Bell, 341-
Mfnncaotn.
We have few scattering returns from Min
| ncsota, which Indicate that the State has gont
| fur Lincoln by 4 large majority.
| nIn4nachuaetts.
! The Republicans carry every Consre=5iona
| District hut the 18th. Burlln.amc defeated
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IspErEsnrscE, Mo-, Nor. the New
Mexican mail, with daics to TIC I'd Ill., ar
CT. CARLY lad an engagement NTH the NJ;
va}oc Indinils On the 2l u!t For' GossSs a. ano
fisc hundred Ehcrp were cap;ure:. ahd I've
hundred sheep were captured aId i've prison
c.s. So Indians Killed
The Ctals, under Capt. r. FciGcr, captr,%d
6,0oo shecl and large number Of horses, nlnc'
teen pritnnerh and five ecalps.
Capt Huckinau'e party Of volunteers TOOK
ecrcIify horscs aud one scalp. The Indians
arc sar.ly pressed On oil sides, and If not pro-
perly classified now, never viii be.
The Ctal,s proved trca,hcrou:. After re-
ceiviug la1:;e Number of horses they put out
with them, declining to lave anything moro
to do With the camltai:n. By their 4reuchery,
the Indians received three thousand of tho
muttons that we're taken from thcul, and the
danger, but after hard battle escaped.
Business in Santa Fe is vcry dull, -four sci.
ling al ten dollars per sack and very scarce-
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Public attention in this vicinity is speedily
to be turned from election topics 10 tho deycl-
opments in the various stages OF progress Of
The Burch Divorce Case soon to be put on trial
In our ncighhoring county Of DuPayc, where
it is to be called up on Monday next, 18th inst.
in the quiet little town OF Naperyillc, about
thirty miles west Of this city, and lying to the
southwark Of the Chicago i Galcna Railroad
line.
From the prominence Of the parties, and the
wide nutoric,y from the outset given to the
case, the interest with which it will be watched
In al1 sections Of the country, particularly in
New York State, will be, and Is something re-
n,arkah1c. The details Of the trial will find
their way into the press far and wide, and the
case, as 4 whole, be permanently placed in the
annals Of similar trials, not less marked and
noted than any Of the same, as we'll as By its
leading features, ~ by the abundant means and
RESOURCES, Of pccunIary outlay and legal skill
and acu,neu, which on either side will leave
very little untouched or sighted that can te
made to bear its part in the investigations Of
the case.
The trial already promises, when once
opened, to continue through period unusual
even for casca Of its class, such is the exceed
ingly bulky and vo!umlnous mass Of cyidcnce
both oral and By deposition, which in these
months past it las been the labor Of acute and
skillful counsel TO accumulate and prepare. It
has been sought widely here and at the East,
following the parties IN thcfE temporary 60
i journs 1t the East, in summer tours and SUM-
mcr haunts at the seaside, everywhere that
loopholcs could be opened upon the study Of
the " walk anu conversation" aud, NC lad al.
most written, the inner life Of the hushand'
and the wife from whom divorce Is sought;
nothing has been lett unscanned that legal tact
and skill, aided BY tho services of noted detec-
tivcs, can secure for tho attack and defense,
! which Is mutual, reciprocal, and bitter:
For some time past IN our own immediate
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OFFS. New Hartford, Lincoln 35s mai. Deer
tic1,., Lincoln 25 mat.-aloss Of I'LL Sa1s5ers-
did Zone Dlstrict), Lincol IS maj.
6 G.SEsEE Co.-All the towns but one give
Lin .oln 1G15 mai.
Il fzxK1MER Co.-Litchaeld, Lincoln 145 mai.
13t,wns give Lincoln 1888 maj "a gain Of $50.
MONTGOMERY Co.-Canaj najoharie, Lincoln 81
mai. Pala.iuc, Fusion A maJ.
E71E Co-BulIalo, Lincoln 3o4 mai.
LATER.
Kings Co-Dsooklyn: wards give Lincoln
SOIL, Fusion y435. New Utrecht: Lincoln
Ut, Fusion 20.
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ST.. ASDREw's Soc1ETY.-Thc annual meet
ing Of the Illinois St. Andrews Society will be
held at Linl's Block, on Thursday evening,
Suy. 6tll at II s'clock.
GRAsp CoScER7.-By reference TO the ad-
yert!scmcnt 1t will be seen that Grand Con-
cert will be given al Bryan HALL on Friday cvc-
ming nczt, By Julian Clairvillc, tenor, and Herr
Stcrnbcre, pianist, It will be m excellent and
rntnh1r nff,ir
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Gbirago Griibu,te.
POSTSCRIPT.

WZpSEsDAr MoRxxc-3 O'Clock.
The latcncss Of the hour conpe1s us to
60 10 press without putting in type the
lusss Q; returns that lie before us. We
make summary Of them thus:
Al the North has gone for Lincoln BY
decisive majoritics.
The South is equally divided between
Bell and Breckenridge
Dcll probably has Maryland, Virginia,
North Carolina, Tennessee, LoaisIsna and
Kentucky. Breckenridge has, as tho rc-
turns now look, a1l the rest Douglas
nothing.
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From Washington. q

New Yoak, Nov. G-Thc Iturld'x Washing
ton corrcsf oadcnt says that Gen. IlaTncy has
left 10 assume The command Of the Department
In tho West.
In consequence Of anonymous letters threat
enin" insurrcction in Virginia, Gov. Letchcr
has ordered troops to be ready to move at 4
moments nnticc
, 1860-11-07

KASKAKEE, Nor. G.-About o'clock this
morning, lire broke ort In this place, des-
troying The planning mill Of Atwood q knight;
loss $i,013, and lumber yard Of Atwood,
Knight q Co.; loss sso9 Il J; "; Fenton's sash
OF Mr. Atwood, injured TO the amount Of 1900.
no insurance. Supposed to be the work of an
iuceudiury.
, 1860-11-07

New ToRg, Nor. 6-Thc 7Tn.es Washington
correspondent says that at the special request
OF number of prominent citizens Of Georgia,
the Goycrum cnt has placed tAc Arsenal Ut Au-
rusta in possession OF The Federal troops, aud
xalso that the Arsenal ut Fayetteville, n. c., IL
70 be occupied By company Of cavalry.
, 1860-11-07

NEW YoEK, Nov. G.-Anthony 3. Nelson,
President Of the Board Of Underwriters, died
to-day.
Rumor asserts that tho i. s. steam gunboat
2cmIuole h,s BEEN burnt Oft Per2ambnco. At
last adyices Ehc was much overdue at Rio from
Norfolk Report has already stated that a
burnt propeller was seen oil the place mcn-
tioued.
, 1860-11-07

PHILADELPHIA, Nov. y.G-Pctc7son's Detcc:or
caations tie public to refuse $5's on the Wrst-
crn Bank Of Philadelphia, Of which 5000 in
spurious bills have been recovered. Tho notes
arc we'll engraved and good imitation ofthc
genuine.
, 1860-11-07

AL the Wards but the Fifth foot up for
ucs:n. e,ss5517, nnd for Sherman, 6,13G. Es-
tina,ing the 9Th Ward ut CAT, the city will
give I1csin5 sGs.
, 1860-11-07

Tue KANSAS CArTLE-Iu 4 sale Of fine cat
lie from Kansas and Nebraska, as noted in our
yesterdays issue, T. G. Freeman, OF this city,
should have been stated as the PARTY bringing
them to this market. lie sold them to Leo
nold g. Co, for Lake Superior.
, 1860-11-07

Tuz FIsuER-SToSE CAsE--Thia noted case
in which the medical profession take SO lively
an interest, will be resumed again to-day-thc
Circuit Court having adjourned over from Sat
urday until "Wednesday (to-day.) The evidence
Of the defence, which has been very long, has
been closed, and the plaintiff Is now rebuttiug.
No medical testimony, either upon the facts,
or Of theoretical nature was offered in the
first presentation Of his case; and Of course
tile rebntting, which will be Of this character,
will probably be extensive md occupy several
days. Dr.. s. Davis will be on the stand to-
.1,y
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NJ A r. r I e d.

4f4 IL xL II L IL L.
In Whatei: Mass. Oct. slst By the EeE: ], 4. Ne
Lane, 81 %hasely, IL. GiLnEiif j. SHAW, tof TIC
house q Shay. Rupert Col Of l:aeIpc:t tlla md
uss E1E1uA ". MORTON, daEEhtet Vt J. u. Nor-
Ton, Esq.
In this cs.r. Nor 5tA Tectcsv cfs Johns Church.
By the Rev il. y. Hshop. NJ. PHILIP ". j. sTUNE
and Mia RE BECC.A ciDTE1I.
, 1860-11-07

Te ofet to the tr2de, 1t tho LOWEST MARKET
PRlCEs:-
65e1 tox-s TIN rLATE.
5.103 bills SHEET IRON,
$50 RUSSIA IRON,
$50 1MiTATIOS RUSSIA.
s1sQo BRIGHT and ASNEALD WEE
IS casks RHEET ZINC,
10 tons PIC TIN.
ID so lbs, CUPpEI: BOTTOMS
10 sets T1SNEIcS' TOOLS and NAcHISES
20 casxe BRIGHT OK and COIL CuA1Sa
Loo loz~ AXES.
4.o suOyELs. SPADES and SCOOPS,
% tons SAD IRONs.
TUTTlE, KlBBARD 4 CO.,
oct..roly Corner Of State and Lakt sta.
, 1860-11-07

bed early. At midnight the special dispatches
received at this office, and elsewhere given,
tod the story beyond reradycnturc that
Abraham Lincoln had been elected By the peo-
ple The enthusiasm in ouretrcets at the time
WIS something tremendous. The air rang with
jul,i!ant shouts. The Wide Awakcs were out,
led off By splendid band All was rejoicing
and jubilation.
Oar entire community deserve credit for tho
eu,iaently pcaceablc manner in which the i'm
nlersc yotc in Chicago WIS pollcd yesterday.
I. was the most quiet election ever known
hc-c. There verc no fights, Few arrests, no
rows, and less aoisc than VIC hare often wit
nessed lcrc, OF much less exciting occasions.
And tho entire city yesterday gave itself up to
election, business hnguished aud was!asd over.
The country trade were as homo voting. citi-
zens postponed their purchases for voting.
The banks closcd 1t one o'clock, and their
clerks went to thc polls. It was day memo
rablc in election annals, and its rcsul.sachicycd
in Chicago, rs quietly as Il by Sunday School
celebration. n striking contrast from the
scenes that wcre cnycndcrcd, and difficulties
encountered amf1 the STOW and ElEsh, and
rain storm Of 1856 and 1883.
, 1860-11-07

from Euf0pes
FAn7nEE: PolST, Nor. G.-Thc steamship
Anglo Saxon, from Liverpool 9th, tia Queens
stown :t;;t uit., passed this point this nor
ing for Quebec. News anticipated.
, 1860-11-07

4HE 9N 1004E III 4VESF 4V13%s
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 6. 4 large number OF
voters left this morning for New York Some
Philadelphia detectives accompanied them to
prevent fraudulent yotes.
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EMDo4Qldf.
NONE
Latest from New York.

Latest from New York.
spccia! 70 the Chicago Tribune:
EY TELrGEAru FROM NEW IonK, No
<cnabcr G-1he rr;urus from twenty ty-onc wards
give fusion 1vcnty-=even thoasand i've llun-
lrcd. One ward to hear probably give
one thousand majority. The State sure for
Republicans by Aity thousand.
S. DXArE1:, Chm State Com.
Dr TElEG2Aru FnoM New ToHK, Nov. g.
City complete Fusion majority twcnty.seven
thousand six hundred, Great gains through
Out the State for Republicans.
5. DRAPER, Chm Stale Com.
, 1860-11-07

Tue UNION PARE BAPTIST SABBATH SCuooL.
has engaged Prof Springer, who has tccn lee
turins through several States, to deliver a
course Of three lectures on Astronomy, illus
tratcd By his splendid orrcEy, magic lantern
and panoramic paintings, and invite everybody
to attend on Thursday, Friday, and Saturday
evenings Of this week, nj the Union Park Bap-
tist Church. It is seldom the children, or
cvcn parents Get such an opportunity to secure
LESSONS on Astronomy which will last through
life. Don't forget It.
, 1860-11-07

spEc:AL DISPATCH.
PHILADELPHIA, Nor. C.-Our majority IL
between fifty and ecrcnty thousand Phtsa'
de1nhia will give ,..a . majority Of about
fire and plurality Of fifteen.
Jas. Z. HARVEY.
SrEcIAI. DISPATCH.
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. C.-Pcnnsylsanla scv-
<n+r thousand for Lincoln. New York safe.
Glory enough. SIMON CAAEnos.
Lancaster Coua:y gives EIGHT Tu0C5-
AND 1,aj gritty for Lincoln. r. ,r,,
Allcgi,an; County gives Lincoln Ten
THOUSAND.
, 1860-11-07

IN 0nD BBLS WESTERN
lOsVV;' SEWYORK APPLES lust arriving
and sale low In large lots Cider C1anbeEtes md
Dried Frutta u No, II South Water street Fl. NEW.
HALL 4 CO. no64N11m
, 1860-11-07

C. Il. SCEITES, -ddrtTtisin9 4Gent, 6 Dear
born It,, Is cuAor-<d 10 r<c:ire 1drertixn7eaks5 for
kiisand all 4he Leadiag PuetTs ef the Northuete
, 1860-11-07

D E d.
In this city Nov 6h It 8 mtnEiss pa:t cock l..
H., OF Scarlu Fever, CHARLES SEYMOUR oldest ron
OF Charles H. and 0cad2nz Barnes, aged yeArs
months and 3day5.
, 1860-11-07

SFECI4I U-@FA+[H.
PIr1spcRon, Nov, e, 1SGo.-A1legheny Co.,
PA-, 1900 majority for The Republican candid.
a.e IL A. Weaver,
J. ". klEELL,
WM. WOoD.
, 1860-11-07
Found.

EOUND.-Between Jefferson and
u caaheld Station. small Pocket book eo1taatng
small amount Of money which the owner can nave oy
appyiox to Henry Hahn half n1ile socth Of csnaeid
STstfon nQ<I3t
, 1860-11-07

will be hr1d at the bnuSE this fNcdufSdaT1 a.
.or,,oo,, ~ ;. o,.1,,1, ,,c,.r,1 attendance fs
-.....,.-,...-,
P'4 As9ue7's"'
-
cEsTnAIs.-Assemble tonight At o'clock fulls
uniformed and equipped. at your headquarters In
your might and strength. AT gallant men! Soa
eo'tseo soatse''es VIII a'o'' =. ''ou"' 'A4.' ~
al r.oe'' aua '''l1 a'' 4'3' 'e'e "-'s .".u..
eo'''o'ns on so1i 'nlio=i"s ~ "aa A4
the noble support yoa have given me In my cxer-
tinus to make this company second TO none In Chi
caso.
eaintaar' ~ h.s"t ee4'pse sou1 cnote7 " 3'oA"
uas' LUZ Tue 49, 'lac ''1 A1heo4l sa0 ''al'n 1ut
"ut* Jndses itase eoceeasd tnat you were 'ae
r,.s,&,, md t,-,vrc,,lr ec,1 ,bc;r xcr;;r,
Epynvp,cz Mars.
II 10 you like :ood, sweet. light. and whole
6oElc bread, caSe. pastry. biscuit. &e.s 3on ean
lave 1t By using De Land & Cas- salcsatus. 1t Is
perfectly pure. hesltAlai anu can ee tceo upon 10
10 one aas. "AA1 1t wa oo 'noSne!' ".'o .'t le''
1cts SATISFACTION. So!u .: 1"osA aea4ete, 1hu il
, 1860-11-07
BY IEl.Ii{4nAPH.

EEM al =hould not fail to read tho advertise
ment Of Prof. Wood In to-das's paper. sesly.
, 1860-11-07
Host.

T OST.-Supposed to be taken up
IL ar st&1en light red lne.hack cow, with souae
hite IN h. taee shout *ix OF eight [e4rs old Any
one retuEnf SAID Cow to 360 est Randolph street.
xtt1 ~ 4;.ft1tf rewarded. Hr;YSk
, 1860-11-07

3NG 1IC&UIk.
Eer LINCOLN. For Erttkiarid9t.
fls.s La
, 1860-11-07

Fuslon majority, 1s.7s3.
King. CO.. nearly complete, 3,iG2 Fusion ms
jority probably will be slightly increased
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1860-04-04
Life illustrated

rs A FIR S T-CLA5S PICTORIAL
Il WEEKLY JOURNAL L, devoted 10 ENTER
TnNEESr, IMPROVEMENT, AND PRoGREss, de-
signed to encourage spirit of Hope, Manlness.
Self Reliance, and Activity; to illustrate life
in all its phases. 1t is an elegant quarto OF
eight Beautiful pagcs-a trife larger than the
illustrated LeSdon Ne'es-a perfect model OF
altogether, one of the most sound and sensible
of I've papers. 1t is heightened Pictorial
Weekly, which ought TO be read by every fam
lily. Published at 81 year, 81 for halt
year, and to Clubs of -Four it will be seat three
months Cor One Dollar, by
FOWLER & WELLS,
8Aa scs Broadway, New Ys~s
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1860-04-04
TAX DEED NOTICE,
Osies o. tie Clerk of tie County Board of Sup'rrsOrs
srrkr PsseoH, September ooh, 1859.
STATE OF WIscoSsIS,
- "a CevsTY or PIERCE. 81

=. > 9ssIeVsTY on FIrReE1 81
= WHEREAS the following pieces parcels of real es-
II sold by the County Treasurer of said toun-
IT, the 18th day of Apri 1857 for the taxes interest
and charges of the year 1856 therefore Notce Is
hereby given unless said pieces parcels OF fGai
estate shall be redeemed from sale aforesaid before the
10Th day April 1860, they will be conveyed to the re-
spec,ve purchasers according TO law. The description
each oct or lot and the Of taxes, interest and
charges due on the same calculated TO the last day OF re-
dempiion are follows. wit
OLIVER GIBBS, Jr.
Clerk cf the Beard of Supervisors OF fierce County.
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PARADISE MILLS A.!
HUDSON CITY, WISCONSIN,

EHE SUBSCRIBERS keep Consistently ON
L hand at their Mills on Willow River. a
short distance from the steamboat landing. a
Superfine Flour, Corn Meal, Buciwheat
Flour, Bran, Shorts, Middlinga, aud all
kinds Of Mill Feed, Provender, &C, 60.
The subscribers feel confident that w;tI the
facilities they possess they can compete sue
cessfully with any like establishment.
Persons coming from distance wifi, orists
viii be promptly attended to. The best brands
OF flour put up in half, quarter and eighth bar
rel sacks, and for sale at wholesale and retail
Cash PAID for wheat and all other kinds OF
grain. Please give us call.
COX d. GREEN.
Hudson. June Is, 1857. Titf
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at Glennnont

The balance of the 500 free lots in Glenmont
will be given TO parties wishing TO put up
stores, shops and dwelling houses
Business men and mechanics please remern-
Der that these inducements would make town
even where there were no railroad advantages;
and that here where the Grand Railroad cross
ing of the st. Croix is bound to be, where such
long lines of road meet the navigabl9 waters,
and make their transhipments, together with
the inducements offered to those who will go
there and 90 to work, combine to make Glen
mont point well worthy of your attention.
Besides the bonus offered to actual operators
they will be allowed TO purchase more proper
ty at Glenmont at the lowest rates
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1860-04-04
s. q e Cd e. T. s .
HOTELS
"a sE GLEE.rSY IgGoTT.T

CTX STEAM SAW -MILLS
~ are now running in and W ithin one mile of
Glenmont, and VIC have two good mill sites left
at Glenmont aud ten lots apiece for couple
more, and viii furnish steam engines for them
dclioered on the ground, at Chicago prices, one
half down, one-sixth in three months. and the
balance in three years Particular attention is
called to the fact that dcljrery is equivalent 20
giving the purchaser an opportunity to save a
cash freight bill of from $3.50 to $500.
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1860-04-04
NOTICE EXTRA.

A LII those having subscribed for lots in the
IA Cemetery grounds. are most earnestly
requested TO make payment Ola the same with
out delay, for it is imperative that the matter
should be cleared up Immediately.
BY order Of tho Board
W. a. TOZER. Sec.
IS Those who cannot raise the money
please walk up and give their nefe.
River Fslis, ,Tuiv goth. 1853. SITS