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ga Der llnterset6ncte ben @eI6Gft8= QutbeI bes 6ru. Geo. 81.
Smith BON Ger alien 6trma tiaFip an f6 gebra6t BAT, % ptro Ell
unmebr ba8 @ei6dft aaf feline et9ne, aGentse ge6nuug am alien
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gen pertufeu.
N52ip Samuel Burnett.
, 1860-09-19
Fuelon In New York.

The New York Tine concludes an article On
the fuilure Of the recent attempt to :use the op.
psai:ion t, Lincoln into one ticket, with sbefol.
lo"iag, which nay be commended for Its sound
sense: =.
Upon the success Of the Republican Elac.o.
raj ticket, these negoistions would, whatever
their upahot might lare bceo, k.Te hAd slight
btariug. No combination Of lhe sort proposed
could give strength TO the antaGonistic party.
Auxliarics, purchased by Il sacrifice q! prioel.
r!e, wculd involve the additional cost nf q mas
Q! earnest pa1tisans. wh2 would oec'ire such
reput.irc asscciat ons. ard question the Tgh:
Of trading committeeman to set up the con.
hciercc Of the party tor the bid of the best
bu.er. We hare already remarked tho dam
age, u yet upascertsfned, suffered through the
dicker With Observation-Disclosures, whereby w i'm
postant psrt Of the foreign vote has been trans-
ies1ed 10 Mr. FrecklnridKe, aud so made vAlua-
bic to Mr. Lincoln. No barkai1 Of the Commit
ter could restore this element to Mr. Doukla'.
II could Only dcplete his strength Jet futlhsE
by ekpclllng from his ra.ka large body Of
Anti Slavcry people, too t!u1id for tie bo'l:s
POLICY Of the Republicans, and who find sedA.
i've for their uDquiet souls in the preventive
yirtues Of Squaster Sovereignty. Thus every
attempted attraction will be counter5alanced BY
q repulsion, which will leaTe the party no whit
better OF in point Of numbers, aud will utterly
destroy it's morale. There Is nobody. there
iore. merely inte1ested in national issues, who
need thed tear over the eEent Of these trzos-
actions.
, 1860-09-19

Our new Home: Yes, ours! AS 1hs cmri-
buses that cur kiId friends had provided
brought Us here from cur old Home On tie
West Side, We opened our eyes wide, aud won.
dered tEct such nice uome should have been
built TT rs ponr chll1ren.
We think our Father in Heaven must hare
Put it into the hearts Of onr friends TO do so no.
BILE wo'k, now we have No parents to Gaze for
us. He says, When my father aod my moth.
erforsake me then the Lord will take me up
We he*r Of abundant hasrests all about ur, ard
presume our Heavenly Father intends to fee |
US. Indeed We feel quite certain if our friends
in the country could know that onr great tam,.
II Of about seventy will need large store Of
food and c|olhirg for the winter, 1heJ would
send us Of their abundance, and thus bring
down upon themsslve the blessings promised
to those who care for .ae poar, the widow and
the fathertesh.
Many Of OCT little friends bare gone Ia homes
Of kindneas and love in the country. We hope
to 70 soon. Who will take n, aud cara for Us,
and a'low rs to love and help them, Who viii
train us to become useful nen and wou1ep. aud
teach us to love G'd, ard Show US the say to
Heaven? 4 friend, who has been trayeli, e
through the central portion Of the State, sey :,
We have many friends who wish TO hear ct our
condition and wants. We intend to let you hear
from Us through the little Nistisna-v p4.ttsr,
and other papers, occasionally, till we a1e able
to have paper Of cur oxn.
Now, we are happy here with nur school, our
songs, our work, our play. bat VIC want to go
! IT, country homes, and lsarc cur places TO ,ho.e
| who SO much need them. We want to be fed,
bat ask only p!ain food. not expecting The Little
luxuries many children get.
| Now p'ease send US whatever you caa ep are
| Of the abundance 50 generously bestowed. and
we vi be very thankful. "1na.mnch as 80
hare done it to one Ct tho least Of ttese, ye
hare done tito ma" II sny Of our little frlends
in the country. or their good phpas or mvmas,
have a.yth'p 6 for Us, they can direct tn our
the Friend:ess. He has 4 great pile Of bsg.,
more than many Of us can count, that he vii
Eeud wherever shcy vii! be flied and then The
railroads bring an5 thing for us right along with
out asking penny. Truly, kindoess nee.4 u,
| eFtFY YEhere.
, 1860-09-19

t1 Benson J. Losing, Egg. author @: the
"Fie'd Dock Of tile Revo1a:ioo," will v:si:
Chicago ehuut tho end oc the month. He
ccmes here to coil ct uateria1 for lis history If
tho war Of 1919, il the preparation Of which
Ee has heen Engaged for ssme time past,
, 1860-09-19

LAnckSr.-A young msn named Denjamin F.
B!ake]y Was arrested in Detroit and brought
b1ck 10 this city by officer Cleves, to answer to
acaargo Of larceny Of about $50 in money from
q woman naz,cd Anna Stewart in this city.
, 1860-09-19
4 WORD TO OUR COUNTRY C0uAe
TH&

Douglas teiegrapLed 10 his friends in Ch'ea~
e. that he would make Lis grand cntrce
about the las: Of September. But his fug1c'
men to'k ths liberty Of postponing the time
until October 4th, t@o days ej4r the Seward
demonstration in Chicago. They want 10 see
our crowd, AID try to bent it, Boys IN tie
rural districts, do you hear that? Are you
goirg to let the Republican meeting be beaten
by the dougha:es? The Douglasites expect
large delegations from Iowa, Wisconsin, Iii h.
igan, aid 1ndiaua. The Republicans also
look f,r q jew Of tho Wide Awake boys, ard
their Republican re'ghbora, from tbs sams
States. There will bc big time in Chicago
cn the I'd Of O:tobor, and VIC want as many
q the Republican !amiy 10 bs here a. ca7
c.me. Brig your ,wires sistcrs, and sweet-
Asa1ts aleag with you. All lhe railroads will
carry passengers for rsduced fare. PAS tha
word round, and turn out eo n.as,e, and make
demonstration that vii sand tsrror into ths
tsarts Of ths 6lavsos.acy.
, 1860-09-19

The setting up Of Gus. Harrington ut Geneva
yesterday, By The Dsmectats Of the Second
Congressional District, to tc bonled down ly
cur Republicans, nust he considered mere
matter VI foim, and TO ho1lor and Of little
worth even as form, that no one of the wiser
heads Of tie Democracy care to scramble for it,
leaving it for the atriphrga Of the party to 6ght
over, yoatha for whom it is glery enough to
hare bcea 'candiddte fO- Congress-" Mer-
rick Of Chicago. is Herrington's mos: dissp-
poiuted competitor. Honest old Kane Cou.tr,
stauuch and s.scog in Repubicanism, shakes
her IA. sides in dcrision at the fa:ce OF yts.er,
day.
, 1860-09-19

ART MATTEIs.-Wc notice that our talented
ch'c:go artist, Nj. Volk, has nearly finished
The model of portrait sta.us ola deceased
child. the son Of prominent Lake street rner-
chant, aad is also engaged upon the bust Of
well known lady Of this city. Mr. yo1k's Eklll
in cameo portraits is properly appreciated here,
rs be receives numerous commissions for the
Eanr.
, 1860-09-19
no. dele AtA.

An II uat IN tt ks vi ibe tti Saturday the
day u ssp:enas. In t,- ve.l Wards Of
CAizs,p l.. viii b. o. n-d a; ur tclo<k r ard car
Suu: o,cs Ii cGh: oil c. H. the following na:u+d
I1-ere:
~ Wl::-tfE;tyt II, nsr,
- Nz:G--Nu. :s-f ::tAta street,
"a VI sic: IT. ,'fE E. cau1t House,
ID ":i-E.aIe ilor~c, 60 ,,er washlDstoa sna Gin
tc1 str e'e,
"a M*r:-Te-t NH1~!
f:h N.E'-No.fh Masfci.
HaE.|p ut:1 s!lcp OF Ca. b<twecu Mtch!: and
1:!fp tr+4.
Is' w4zd-cha.. lln!. certe, Twelfth In Cu,o7 ii.
In the T. W. C Nk: e.iEZ, lie loue If .dcsck Ar
1o.d IA Est Wtee;ns: in IT, 49, II s1ak Earzou ill.,.
sceoo suse aad t. thar I ns Tow1s of the County
lie osa7 pc otEc:uE rtcoa.. vi tro I'd ct r. y.
e~n OF l. sLs:na, wLe:e TIC Acclirg viii he
hid tho t'Jn G!s 1l"u {. NIX oc ccE,r.u.
Tics >ve:a Ward ald Town Committees ~ h.rtt 7;oe
e1ee Il thc-ca:.
The COIN ,tec fasies :eeonutu6 tia: The Gtles 10
TIE Co1n1; Ce1rc :loa tnc Cay Il LII c1so, Aed fom
Ike OWLS .o:tc Che 20, ou:h Chicago and West Gil
ESQ. hc o. err! ty Their staprcre WayIs I'D .wus
10 csnaafc Ward and To~a iuprrs H. aud such o:he4
7"~E &c es. ~ TO serh"'eu q TIC general taiJn.
GtO. S:HNEInLn,
IuL;E@ WalFE,
LrfIit /. HAVEN,
FIRE q. 4 LITTLE.
r. - 11.l-ftMo.
Elt..l-M WAYMAS,
Il kEN>l UTi,
Cox 10, utY Genital CON Etee.
cH,eAss, ee.t: nber lc. issl.
, 1860-09-19

The Suu,h Side Niie-AxyaAe Rally.
Tnere was noble turn out Of cur Wide
Awakes and other Reupblicsas last crening On
the vacant lot o. Michigan avenue, sou,h Of
Twelfth street.. It w:s g4t2e1irg eeye,a,
Thousand strong, end lie torch bearers, beth
the mounted Ringers md the Wide.Awske
Clubs 4 ezs out in full force.- ~
Speeches were made By Med bgdeD, Ju ID,
Bradley aud other, and singing led of in e1-
cellent style by Ffa1k Lanbsrd. Altogether it
was noble aGr.ir, success throughout.
The Grand ReIltf Concert.
TIE Relief Ctucert ut Bryan's new Music
Hall this evening will be orc Of the bes: hone
concerts ever given in the city. On this otc.-
aion vii be united the Muaical Union and 1he
Sormal Ausicel Iut tttnte, accompanied By
full Orchestra, the whole under the direction Of
Hans Ba:a.ks. The following is the pro-
gramme:
1-oVerture II oberoa @. ~ Weber
bT IU1L oscnE:TRl.
1-riaao Soc-f1oyatcrt. Hoffman
IKE. L. fTArn.
e.-T1a fem A+tla. Verdi
III XtsS CATTLE. hHfRAH1. Me- pE TAR u, EAtEo.
AND Ne l.. kAr3*, ,T&So1.
4-Fastastc CapHce, oio Violin. .....,. .VItu1!cmr.
nj NE. M L'Eark-
t,-Dalad-" Tie Evening Gun" nn.................
uTNEA nos7w1sk.
Vs-sLe'u4aa shaG1el
WITH oEcuE.11A.
FART II.
7-ose1ture to Max Eobc !, 'er1s >. By I.tt.1k
urFrLI oRcHEE71A.
8-CEv-t:a a, firm Les vthpre S!cllIcuues" verd!,
Mrs. AEw:cE.
s-4cset!o Sche:z ndo, from sia symphony Beethoven.
1lSo.o-"Tke Tsurptt klal .oardr.... ..,.uandel
nx Me- d. LuAnAAp, WITH oHcHEs1RA.
1l-"Norhy i.:he La1,t" ....... Handel
rrL- cnoLcs ASp oEcHE.IRA.
The Concert thus bath in EFF aud On occoupt
Of the noble object for which it is given, should
draw full house, and realz. lnrge spm for
the widows and orphans Of those lost in the sad
disaster Of The Lady EIg;n. We hope to zee
full hcuse. Tickets 50 Cents, to BE- had 1t the
principal Mus'c aad Dook S:ores- The Com.
raittee Of disbursements are as follows: VIM.
4. Ogden, DR.. L. D. Boone, T. B. Er5an, Wm.
H. brown aod E. /. Tinklam.
, 1860-09-19

W1pE-AwAkE Eqc1ruksT.-In The dsy pn-
radcs Of tho Wide-Awakes. carrying lamp On
the stsG is unnecessary erd unhandy. Many Of
the coartr5 WA. companies hare 3 larce head
mad+ Of tin, and coatiag but few cents, which
they use for day ra7ades. The lamp is tskea
od, ED hang on peg or frame in The dul1
rao1. Wien The company is en- duty in day
Egh'. When travelling oa the cars The lamps
s:e hung in 8 rack OF ,r6ma made for the pur-
pose, id the iaace.head put on The lamp s:al1.
The expense ofthis arrangement is tue mer3st
t::1a, while the convenience Of 1t is very cen
siderable. We suggest this improvement for
aiortion b: the Chicago companies. They will
see Oh moments reelection the advantage of
it for drill room, uses as we'll as for daylight
duty aud car travelling.
, 1860-09-19

Vntskr REruRSs.-Thc list Of inqaests Of tho
week, already sKell:d to number without pre-
cecc.tin sha Coroner's annals, has in additieH
seen considerable increase Of caees of tho
mere usual class, especially those with the oil
gin Of which nhisky has 10 do. There hays
bsea Eve Of these held within the week. Two
were Lcid yesterday. Tie one WAS an inques.
upon the body Of Patrick Murphy. ut No. So
Noslh Market s!reet, at the house Ct one Patrick
Cronin, where he boarded. He.waa shcema-
ker By trade, but Ind irregular!y =.!ended to
his work, being drunk the larger part of tie
tine. lie osue home on Monday night into1i-
c,ted, aad yss.erd.y morning he WAS found
lying upo. hja face, smotbered to dsath in The
pii!owB.-
Tbs second WAS The case Of Jane Fields, !
married womsu, Iirirg at No. $50 Broadway
Place, in hovel near the corner 0: Madison
eod Lrs,lle streets. In it were two beds, one
occupied by the deceased and her husband, and
ths other by awhile prostitute NTH colored in.
fant. Tte deceassd, it was shown, came to her
dea:h from the constant practice Of using In.
toxicating liquors, yet she WAS only 81 years Of
ege. She leaves tFo very bright and intarss&-
ing lttls girls.
, 1860-09-19

uEAoQuAnTEns CONNER RANDOLPH AND WELLS,
in pu1sua:ce Of It resolution Of the l7th ult,
the mcnbera Of this Club and all thcse who H.
tend to jim are requested to meet at half past
eeven, Oh Thursday evening the e0th inst, ct
Headquarters, fer the purposc Of electing the
militlTy otfc.r. Of The Club. Alba speakers
hive b.ea secursd 10 address the meeting,
The acting coumaudant confidently trusta
that vigorous ard enthusiastic response will
be made to this his first order. 4 warm ,rtl
cordial invitation is extended to every Republi
can.
Chicago is The metropolis Of t. State cf OFT
distinguished standard bearer. II is painful,
but uncontroveTtbfe fact, that nc have Lot per
FORMED our whole duty in the matter Of Wide
A~akcs. Within forty miles Of this city are
towns and v:ltages, according to the ra:io cf'
popu:a1ioa and 1h= Republican vote, that have
lett us far. far ir the rear in numbers. Let ach
aod eFcry MT m2er lay This to t.s heart, and
keeping II stegd4ls in view, bend his beR. tt,rts
10 augment this Club in numbers aud efficiency
that CAicago may tase her stand whrre eha
ought to-ln the ffont r.1k.
ln very briEf period the presence Of the
noble Seward will b. in our midst 1t is my
dearest und earnest wish tha! tbs I'll 1b ahail be
represented by 150 good aud true men. /: is
tor Jou to decide by your actions whether my
wish ID to be gratiIies:.
Invoking blessing on our exertions from en-
High, and with rrm. unyiclding faith in the
rtc:itude Of cur cause, commit With contlde1 CO
into your hanls the }l"unr and Interests Of the
Club. FaEpEa1cK ME4Es, Acting Cam.
, 1860-09-19
THE CITY.



Trade Sale Of nats and *hoes. saved from Propeller
Tn re stast. ~ clpck by uiibatt sampsoa. Auc
uone rs NJ. I. La.e e:re4t.
, 1860-09-19
4 Toucn1xG IS:rAxcE OF 'AFFEcr1os

4 Ioucn1sG JS:TAxcE OF AFFECTION. -
Among the victims on the Lady E;gin were i
party Of three relatives, yoAlg man. bis sis-
Ter md their nephew, the latssr The little son
Of Ass. Williams residing about fifteea miles
from Milwaukee. Upon hearing Of thcia deaths,
tie mother, who ia ia narrow circumstances,
took her babe nine months old in her arms ard
tr1|ked to Chicago, d distance Of s5 miles, un-
aaaT. Of the generosity Of the Chicago aud
Nilsaulea Kci.way in free passes to those
similarly unfortunate with hers:lf. Tie devo.
ted woman had but one IS bill, aud this she
treasured carefully until SIZE reached this city.
She uas among th, patient thsong Of mourners
shout the dead roam ut the Court House, aid
WAS rewarded BY being able to identify her
brother and sister, Her sons body WAS notre.
covered. She pEid far The coffin for her sister
and then started on her lonely foot journey to
he. dcsoiated home. 1t Evanston her streprh
geve out. Fortunately kind {ricads were near
10 relieve ler, and hearipg Of her condition NJ
difficulty Inexperienced in obtaining fres
passage for Mrs. Williams to The end Of her
route, With her infant In her arms she thus
proposed, and more than half accomplished q
foot journey cf $50 miles,
, 1860-09-19

The 1xouKsrs OF YEsrERpAr.-The following
inquests were held yesterday upon the bodies
Of victims Of The Lady Elgin disaster. Proba
bly, but few more bodies will be recovered,
though the search will b. kept up for some
days:
No, 1874. James H&eket, son Of Riehnrd Hack
EFT, 90 years Of age, Milwaukee; identified By
his father.
No. 1856. D. F. siebert. gold watch. SEE. 90 in
money, 3 rings, ! marked I'll. A c." portu,ou.
nie and letter. addressed *'B +. SEebert.'
M. 1876. Unknown man, S feet icches high,
dark brown hair, ssi1or's j,ckc., farmers satin
yest, black pants, kip boots, white shirt with
linen bosom.
No. 137. Unknown mxn. 5 feet I inches high
dark brown hair, beard nnde chin ssme color
white shirt, linen bosom, woolon undcrshirt
hlaek pants, Woo!en drawers, ro shoes cl
stockings.
No. lss. Richard C]ine Of Milwaukee; iien.i
fed By papers found on person.
, 1860-09-19

T Rev. Geo.F. Nagoun, who has for yesra
been settled ~ Pastor over the Congregational
Church Of Davenport, Iowa, recently preached
his farewell discourse, md will be transferred
to sone other field Of labor. The Davenport
Gazette speaks IN the highest terms Of his 10.
bera In That ritv
, 1860-09-19

Cook County Tencheras Institute.
The semi iaaaunl session Of the Ccox County
Teachers Institute will be held 1T" "Juucticn
Grove" six miles south Of Chicago, ccmmerc
Ing on Monday the 1st Of October, a2d contin-
uing to Friday evening ST the sane week Ar.
ruEgeIe:ts hsve been made with the Chicaeo,
P,.tsbarg L Fost Way1e Railroad fer ii. run
ming Of 5pecial trains from lie city. Fare fire
cents to members Ct the Institute. THIS will
enable persons il the city to board at home
Ind attend tho 11stitute. Ample arrangements
hare been made for the ffee entertainment Of
lady teachers. Gentlemen will elso fad capye.
nieht sad cheap accommodation. The People
at the junction oGsr freely their h9epitnlities
and cooperation. Able lecturers and teachers
havo been procured and will be seasocsbly an
nounced il the dailie5. 1t is hoped all The
teachers of the county will be prompt to avail
Themselves Ct this means Of improvement. 4
teacher who will not make every suitable effort
to attend the CeuatJ Institute is rot alive to Lis
position, or fl: to be c'assed among good teaeh-
ers. 1t is also specially urged upon Directors
that they 'f1ord their teachers every possible
opportunity aud encouragement to attend the
Institute. Tie people nil reap the benefits Of
it. Directors and other school ofli:ces at d
friends Of edu:a!ioa desiring to hire teachers
viii please apply to the S:Eool Commissioner
at or before tic Institute.
, 1860-09-19

RELIGIOUS IS1kLL1eEScE,-1ho CAureA Record
gv5s stat!atics Of the Episcopal denomination
in the stye7a! cities of tie West and Northwest
a. fol;swe, based Oh the c.asua OF 1860:
I: will be sesu tbat Chicsgo, though third On
the lit n, to population, has tho largest mum.
bsr o. churches ard ccmmun:cants. In pro-
p,:ti'a 10 population, Cleveland atands tic
highest in the number ef her connucicantE-
having as many as Cincinnati, with about one
fourth Of the population.
, 1860-09-19

Tataf...........b7.2D 1a.3s7 6,6ts At3i 1.1A
Morrill,. najos!tv last yeaf icnmp mpce)......ll8 8,2
N2ALttilh ln1j a1 tsytar .not completely
1he returns yet to come in will add slightly
10 this majority,
The total vo:c will b. nearly or qaite loo 900
-consderab!y larger than ever br ore.
The isepab.ic4D candidates fnr Congress are
elected By najorities very reEriy 81 follows:
!. Jrh, y. Go,d~lu, by Leg. sver hom,r " ua;.,,
II. Clstlcs y Walton. ty 900 alvin IL. cord
Ill. e&mul c. FcssAdeu. ~ +Nvove: Allied " ~ In.
= ". Antoa r. Morrill, by 5000 orer B. L. G. Fu:l..
v. John Ii. kce. by :, &1 over E. H. Blak-.
IT, tyr~tI:ck 4. Ike. by .nV Uicn Urltbusy.
We believe no cne Of the members lust
elscted has ever Jet been in Congress. Ger
tain1y no one Is member OF the treeens uouse.
Ar. Mo:rili is the presen1 Governor. -.
Tho Senate coasihts Of 81 members, aud il
nnauizously Republican.
The las: House consieted Of 1l9 Republicans
and 81 Democrats. This ~as thouxlt hard 10
teit; but there are probably not over Is Dem.
crsis elected this year. thus far, The returns
ire 81 Republicans, II Democrats. Il one town.
kh,o (Gfeene,) there 10 = tie.
uampdeu, tha homo nF Ham1io, Eare last year
sl9 Republican 10 "a Democrat: votes. T.is
3e4r, VI ashburn 3cs, Smart 1877, d l1nes 3, shcw-
log & lR1gs Repohl,c4r ,Ecrexse and a Demo.
cl asic falling od.-N. F. Ti:uae.
, 1860-09-19
cu,Ca@;st PRODUCE TRADE.

TIC receipts and shipments Of -Four ard
Gran during tho past week compared with
the corresponding w<ck in 1859, wc1e as 1tl-
]cws:
, 1860-09-19
21rrss i Grti);tnEx


TIE Ee.lh.icass Ut Cn,k t'eun,y Arc ltnbv ,ot,n.a
that Coavsnt!aa VII tt hcll The Wcxs In thr CIV
ot clca:o. 'a'.d ". tie Eth d4y o. .r.e4s.r Instant
at'wt caltA sH fsF IL: iu'pose Of Iollnas!n. cand
GATES fr tie I 1l''wi;g ~ nrd oa:e r, ,lr:
stAte ssn1iH foa tA:s se:4aso.:a. district.
Sh-r4,
CHrx of Cisca!s Court.
C1..'nt., El.G
htat:'t Attc1r:7.
Ttc-e ~uia!so le ncchae II tie 4auc tine ind nlsee
f~' A!'ds'cs ea-h for tie Iu.c Of Trr+eltarex in
afe lIy.Gx.ka AID y htrrLsh Repre- enzt rc Uis.ies
Tbs fs~l Wards and T. vi. he entitled to sease-
bculAu3n n .asd Il nv u:oL q. fu luws, y.z:
, 1860-09-19
mAlflc.

The vote for Governor in $40 cities. town
th'ps. aud plantations. on Monday last, cem-
pares sTith Tie tnt4l vo1e Of the several ccua-
ties las: year Us flu3ws:
, 1860-09-19

Reducing Nour to wheat, the to.as receipts
OF crAi:, during tho pas: Wet X AMOUNT to
1881, ,;o2 busAcls, against SCI. 2.o63 bushels
rsceirod during the corresponding week in
ls53-an iLcsea:e Of 425.2C7 bushels.
Tue a.nou.t Of Hour ard grain in store in
1his city on Saturday last according to tho
& ,;tna.s Of .bc Secretary Of the Board Of Trade,
, 1860-09-19

4cE1ckER's TuEArnE.-Miss Jane Coombs
Wat recelved by fine house on Monday, and
greeted with we'll deserved applause. The few
faults percep,lble in ter previous visit taye en-
tirc1y tisappcared, and she appears before us
aow as mes: beautiful and accomplished
yong ac;r=ss, destined to become ene of Chi
ca3o's creates: favc1i:es. Size appears this
e7s.::g Ss Mrs, 1al!er, in Eo:esnuss "S:ran-
ger" A fsvorite S1ay, "uandsome Husband"
will c2acIu je the performance,