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Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1860-09-29
Louisville. Sept. -

Douglas accepted the invitation of the
Democrats Of this city to address the IN on
on Saturday next.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1860-09-29

THE TRIAL OF BRooK1Ns for the murder
of Barney Roney, was concluded and sub
United to the jury on last Friday evening
The jury remained out until late Saturday
night, when they brought in a verdict Of
guilty Of murder in the second degree
The def-rdent petitioned for new trial,
but was over.ruled by the Court
Yesterday, Judge HUBBARD sentenced
Brookins to 10 years confinement in the
State Pententiary.
The verdict Of the jury, and the punish
ment inflicted by the Court, are generally
approved by our citizens.
In the case Of the State VS. Baker,
charged with the killing Of Taylor in Bue.
ma Vista county. the Grand Jury present.
ed an indictment for manslaugh:er against
defendant. lie was released on bail in
the amount of $500 for his appearance.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1860-09-29

BuCHRUCKER' S BLoCK.-Ths substantial
edifice is now nearly, or quite, completed,
and can be Justly claimed as an ornament
to our town and a credit to the enterpris
ing gentlemen who planned and executed
the work. The portion Of the building
devsted to the sale Of goods is already
occupied and presents very attractive
appearance.
The following card from Mr.. ScmrsrER,
the manager of the house, and by whom
the erection of the building was superin-
tended, was intended for insertion in our
last issue, but by some accident did not
reach US until our paper had gone to press ::
THE new brick store and dwelling.
house of +. Buchrucker, upon the site of
the old store, is nearly finished The
main building is 50x25 the foundation
walls are stone, eight feet deep, and two
and half feet thick at the bottom, and
two feet at the top; the walls Of the first
story are eighteen inches thick, and of the
second story thirteen inches The addi-
ton is l3x25, and constructed in the
same manner. Fifteen iron anchor bolts
extend across the building. The lower
story and cellar are used for store, the
remaining portion for dwelling house.
The plan, specifications and drawings
we're made by A. Hertel, Esq The brick
was manufactured by the Messrs. Powles
sous, and the brick work done by Messrs.
Preston and Baker, of Omadi, N +.
The carpenter work was done by the
Messrs Powlesson.
The roof was covered with tin By C. X.
Smith, and is surrounded with FIRE walls
covered with cement.
The pastering is done by Messrs.
kingsnorth a. Shearer, the lower rooms
covered with lime and the upper with
Plast Of Paris.
The wood work is being painted and
grained by r. H. Shaw.
| In this connection | cannot forbear ad
ding, that n II this work has been done BY
the above gentlemen in the most approx
cd style and methods as those testify who
have examined and can Judge, and | take
pleasure in recommending them one and
all to the public.
In completing this enterprise, undsrtat
en- with not little hesitation and invol.
wing no little expenditure of money and
time; an enterprise in which every resi-
dent of our city is interested las such add
to its material wealth and enhance its
prosperity take this occasion to return
my sincere thanks to the public for the
patronage they have heretofore extended
to this House, and confdentially ask for a
continuance and increase.
We have made large additions to our
stock, which is now complete, and which
will be kept continually supplied and dis
posed Of at the most reasonable rates.
Our motto is that of our young city,
Coward Respectfully.
GEO. II. SCHUSTER.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1860-09-29

PATRICK RoBB, Democratic candidate
for Register State Land Office, is engaged
in canvassing the Northern counties of
the State. He will return to the Slope,
and speak at Sioux City, Woodbury., Ona
wa, Little Sioux, Magnolia, and other
points, sometime during the latter part of
October.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1860-09-29

Obtain Security against Fire, by re-
liable INSURE nee with the
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1860-09-29

ANOTHER AUcTIoN.-By advertisement
in to days paper it will be seen that Mr..
A. HAAS will resume the sale of goods at
auction on the 18th of October Persons
desiring to buy goods cheap will please
make a note of this and act accordingly.
, 1860-10-08

The Steward gathering, at the Te:E outside,
did not exeetdfd11y 16ousand-~thAt Of yetter.
day was. at the 1owest esrinate, eighty thou
sand.-1ansee and He+ald.
The r d. u. is Improving ia It's estimate of
tho "ssward gatherirg." In its issus Of last
"Wednesday Snaz'eyow put the number at {, 900.
bu: cn the opposite psge tile other ediscr eati.
mated the crowd At IS ,ooo-e slight difference
OF onls 1900 between the two gentlemen in
the same paper. On Friday it is conceded thst
10000 attended the Seward gathering, which u
IN improvement Of 15,o 600 in two days. The
uext time will bring the number up to .nencieh.
borhood of the trn1h.
But ns to the 81. .opo no CAME 10 zee pourla..
.he z d a. will .a.,s 10 drop "fer cats"
Tue naked 18th Is this. There came By ali tho
9Auscaas somewhere in the immediate neigh
- " nood Of !. $50 peop}e-fnore than oEe, third
ef whom were Republicans. who. taking ad-
vantage AZ theadx fire. came to,t.ansact busi.
pees With ctr merchants and see tho chow.
This Leaves 5000 D3uelasites,, snd not - soul
more. Then there cams from tho country by
teams 500 to l 900 people, most Of them bring
ing grain md marketing, full half Of whom
were Republicans. TO The foregoing we must
add thase.mho live ia Chiesgo:. 4 mrj,rity~ Of
The pfo'alavsry part Of The city population
| mlde q holiday Of The occasion, and quit work
10 take pnrt as actor CT stand On the sidewalks
asepeetatorsof the performances. Nov. It the
I'd Il cab cyphef q, 600, Of TIE half Of it, osit
| Of these toaterikls. it is acquainted With eome
rule Of ecmputat;on unknown to the schools.
, 1860-10-08

lFFnn The Detroit Thoune. 0a.t1
At Il O'Clock roou, ta-dsy, Ibis Important
railssy, WITH an its rolling btark, was sold ut
the office Of TIE company, IN this city, by VIZ
D. Wilkins, E.q., Master in Chapcery Of tho
Unltsd Sta'es Circuit Court, pursuant to the
decretM order Of that court. =.
The ssle did 1ot attract much notice, it being
understood t.at the proceeding was bad with
the concurrence Of Shareholders, hondholdeEs,
mud creditors, with vlew to tho ~. ns9aniza
tion Of the company upon basis satisfactory
to all
Tbs property was bid ct BY William GRAY.
Esq, ~ trustee for the hc1dcrs Of th- third eId
tonitb mortgage bonds, {ths Gses. Westerp, Of
Cana5a,} al one million of dollara, subject, Of
eourse, 70 pricr mortgages, which amount to
four Mill 'o1 OF dollars.
There being some liens anterior to these
mortgaged tor duties ID iroa aud other x1.
papsea Of equipping aud running the rosd, We
undeEstand these rior hoIdEolcera aee 10 ALLOW
the earnings 10 be applied to the payment oi
+ them, and with this view 10 postpone the pay.
uent Of their coupons, upon nhlch, however,
interest isto be paid iron the dax ot their nh
turity. Ultimately this nili maka their bonda
better sud more available, end the arrercemenl
Is therefore beneficial 10 them.
We are informed thxt in few days circular
| will be addressed 10 the hondboldere, stating al
the fae1s of interest to thsm in the eafe. i
, 1860-10-08

Tue MEx ron Wuox 1R.snuEx ARE REoc1REn
70 ForE.-F Foster, the D. mocratic candidate for
Governor in Pennss lvAnia, wxs ia cougrefa
wheo the effort was. naae. to passtbe bill IN.
rsIpriatiuE half million Ct dnllars for the re-
liea Of the fam'shing in Ireland, aud h poted
d2uiast tks-Knatm9s <~'. =" >"7A
81 also did McCfernand Of Illinois, who is
now Douglas candidate for Copgres.~ in the
Springfield District. Bat what OF thatr There
IL moi i Ustholic ifishman IL. his district but
will rote for, him again.. Talk oE.party drill
There is no drill equal to the Pope'a.
, 1860-10-08

!. Elections will bs held tomorrow (Tuasday)
in the three great States OF Pennsylvania,
Ohio, and Indians, for State officers and Mem-
bars Of Congress. Tbs whole country is re-
garding ,beae elections With profound eu eesa~
tla7r AZ tiny are suppessd to f,real,adowshsse-
suit Of the Presidential struggle. IfnN th1nego
Nspublicao, tho Democrats will be forced to
concedo Llncoln's election in November, and
will probably, mako no set:oua effort to avert
such termination Of the CANVASS. In each OF
these States the Douglas, Breckinridge md
Bell men hare fl1sed to beat the Republican
capdldases: And Il al combined fail to wini
Tue day, the battle in November Is conceded
f by them to be irrerievably lost
We conaider Ohio as safe fors fair Republi-
can majority On the State ticket but fear ths
loss Of two Or three msmbera Of Congress.
though wa ,Lsse hopes Of gains in other dis
tricts to balanee them. Tnres. districts now
represented BY Republicans gave, Democratic
mejesities last fall, varying from ZOO to 1eoo,
though the ssats elected q Republican Gor<r.,
nor By i, 236 mejorty: These districts may
now elecs DEMOCRATS. We anticipate The loss
Of three or four members in Pennsylvania who
were elected from Democratic districta by the
aid Of Anu.Ieeompton votes under tho lead Of
Forney, Hickmanr-aad schwa54z. ;,f.5:.
/: In Indiana Rs aipiprehe1d IL; los Of one OF
The present Republican msmbcrs who was
se'ected By aid Of the Anti -Iecsmpton nsn-
Taking the election Of 1856 as basis, the Re-
pablicaus Of Pennsylvania ha7s to overcome
= Democratic majority st 832oo and in
Indiana. Of ;742s5. And il the Fillmore
and Buchanan votes in Ohio be counted
together, Fremont was in minority Of l., sos.
The Republican psrty has certainly grown
and Increased ita relative strength in each Of
these States since then; but whether enough
to overcome tho Democrats and Know Moth.
ings united, will be tested in the .batt1e Of TO-
morrow: Tae defeat Of both Lane and Curtin
does not necessarily irdicate the loss ofeither
Of 1hesa .States. in November. beeause~- our
men row have to fight three enemies all CON-
blned, who must eepara.e as soon as the elsc.
tou is over, however tbs result .mny terminate
An attempted fzionuf Douglas, Breckenridge
and Bell on ore electoral ticket wM lead to
kheavy desertions, and end in disaster to the
allies snl Triumph to tbs RepuhlioAns.+
, 1860-10-08

Ne rrins on another psge, the speech Of Mr.
Hossaaks of. tOttaws, .nox inf feisonsd in ahe
Csok County jatl for violation Of the Fugitive
ssse Law, delivered ia court before receiving
sentence. We understand that the coata in his
care nnd that Of Mr. Stout amount to scme-
thng over fire thousand dollars,-a sum which
they ars far from b=ing able to pay-and tha:
measures are being taken by their friends. ut
whosa rfqnffstws rubltsh the speech, 10 raise
tho amount BY contributions,
, 1860-10-08

The Mt: Us1ml Regi.tr'of Friday ia1t h:
forms Us that tne completion Of this road hiss
become d1ed fact Mr. John G. Stanton has
1yirg intelligence thst they have purchased iron
for twenty. i've 1ni1ea, and thnt delivery. BY esr
lcaje. will commence ut Vincenpes 10 lew
days, as per the contract which he bfangs With
kim.
The lea1- was procured from the Pennsylvs.
Presi1epr. ]. Edgar 7, omson. :wbo furnishes
irpu for the entire line, up?n lense Of tbs road
furten veafs.-St. Loai4 .Utnscetas, 9Th.
, 1860-10-08
The DpuE}xA Erecesele nr

Me hare received dozen communications
.cspett1g Ill Doug1m PROCESSION Of Friday
1iEbt, au contradict,pg in pointed terms the
rrpssly exaggera.od statement in The Z: and r. :
which represented tho affair a. three 1ailes long.
s3a rumberias5sss: Va hsva oo', space tot
one o6theu:, - - - :s' r -''
: Cn1eAeo, Oct 8, 1850.
E3ton rscss sad 1rbase:
Thu Ii,ns and H.raM pnbliahes mo4t
stsrne{ul tAisebood regarding the nunhsr Of
psrsons Id 4he D3ngias tosrh>ligbt P,occs&io
/ t'ood + n <he corner al Monroe ard ClA' +. kod
swI.'. t.n II -7a~. one of them Douglasite,
c! Il a;es =vsS'r: n in the preeskaa, ,-hoEss, !,
agreed on the totsl - be.2 .17at which ia tr he
6fC3 stotJ Of the I.nae4 aa4 H4rdd il al boAh.
Hhs turn out was quite respectable In point OF
nembcra. and occupied 81 minutes {including
sareral shurt ttops} in pasning' Where atood.
aHut It bore no compsrison in strength, uniforns,
soldier like rn.rcb,pg. or beauty aad Imposing
sopeasA9ee 70 the Rspablieaa demonstration: Of
Tnesday pignt presfoaf, andro horsst Drn,i
crut will cl3lm 1t. ske!tA1
, 1860-10-08

NEW F&1A IN kU1 1RVEA3 H3V4NE"1HAs
: 0xAuA, OCT. dT;Csps Rey4Qlqs. e{ the Teqsh
!.fan'ry, e. s, l., who arrived In nthis ei.L en
THURSDAY. from N exploring tour Of the Wind
River country !, reports hAstns discovered pase
en- The line cf thu Rocky Mouptelns. 1t is soout
1he 46th parallel Of latitudos
An extensive sale Of United 6ta'es mules acd
pouiea tock plAce la:this city to-day Tho talc
vas under tho direction Of Capt. Reypo'ds and
Lieut. Msynader at the fenth Intadtry.-: 1bs
au.mals brought good p1iecs.
, 1860-10-08
I1ncolp StEouker than Curtin IN
= ,t.. , &enusylvAnta. ''--

= ~ A0nUDfaF&WaAs
= fCo.7e<pena nee Of the n. T. Tnbune,]
SULLIVAN Co., Pa, Oct, !. 1850.
I see the ldea conveyed In }uur pspef, ek 1ssa
in others, that the retuls Of the Gubernatorial
election ia this State will be an index Of the
Presidential. ..,.. ~. -,
Within the Lest week 1 hare conve1ed with
pehp1a trem various patts Of TIE Btate, some
six or eiEut counties, atd the sane sehtfutht
vas expressed by all Of them, r:z: That Curtin
might bs elected By hmail naio1itY soma
thought hs woasd get from 5000 to 1900 ma>
jor1'y, end uthfra thought his elec:iou doubt
iai, Thiie all said their district would Rive Dir,
Lincoln much larger vote than Curtfp would
cet, as there are ldcal questions that will effect
the latter that will not the tcrner, and the low
c]saa Democ1atlc papers have raised stoties
agssns& t':ftip, though w1thont any foundation,
yet will effect number Ct rotes to his iriury,
The dlbesezt factions Of tbe Democratic par
ty:are rE:ted on the Governor, aud divided on
tue l'resiaent, hut the principal rs5sor Tor the
difference will be, Foster is claju'ed 10 be Is
Kocd tarif aeu ss Curtin; and throughout
tbls State, in every sec.:on, large numbers who
hare heretofore roted the Democratic ticket,
Will rots for Lincoln On the tariff question; and
tee Homestead bill, and SONG on the non e1.eu'
TIE lesd,ng Democrats contend that they ar
cerla.n Of Eeetets c!ertpp, bpt 1t tae AAue tims
admit that the State is very Likely 10 60 for Lin
coin. am Satisfied that Lincoln will get mani
| thousapd vot~a more lhRn Curtin IN almos
every county aud town in the state, 80 that III
mAy tase the Goye.nor snd get carry the Sta.'
| for President By handsome :ntjority.
r 4 READER or THE TRIBUNE,
, 1860-10-08
N Ass n. citing nj Joliet

The R:pukllcaas Of aSii county,are making
preparations for 4 great Tina at Joliet on
Wednesday,. tho. 1osa Of October. Il general
in vitation 10 an Wide A~tke organizations
+; ia extended. An such companies present will
DO provided with free quarters during their
star
, 1860-10-08

E7T The N. !. 1rf14ne tntinates that Doug.
ass hp,rn1sf 81 900 gxisbout satafit;. IL :ffun III
Artszans' Bank. in that city, which failed tho
ether d.y. The money was supposed to hare
teen obtained to c.zry on his political stump.
ing tour through the country. ~..,:"..
, 1860-10-08
The Venetian Question. --..,,
"A letter from Vienna of tbs 18Th coptsins the

"A letter trqn Vienna 81 ths is'h e9pts4ns The
following:
,rh, Emperor Of The French il reported to
hive sid to Prince Me.}e7nieh!: vhnn, r ~
i.eri, for Ttnrs, that Ansni Is wnuld fa1s bet IN
e ;:s G.: . xfR: iii
7 nos long hsv. IL bn waittd for. But The Court
Of virnna seems s.ill to b quite re,o1vta. e
keep Vrneti; neTsr zniud whs. my b. os<,ed
for IT,, The Emperor, in partieulsr, doss not
th'1k of stvinz It up. unless for:ed 10 de 10.
The Austrian subjects in the Pope's serEics hafe
| thu Austrian army ahould tha& Of the Pope het1
ptn to b. di1soNeA; they hare A'to been g:
aafed that, wouhdtd1n the deld, they would
| be pensioned - u they had receiyed their
wounds In &he sexYipe Of 4n8trta.
, 1860-10-08

WASHINGTON, Oct 5>-Thc Gex Qrlesns htcs~
yun< of the Cd, reports The explosion, Of the
!, steamer Bayou City; running regularly between
Galveston and Houston, rc1r LJuohburg, With
= fearfuf iosa ofAe: 'The sotsl' hunbas 4ilsd
and wounded il unknown. Those faown 70 b.
killed principally bslenE to The bnAt. and ns~
I groes. There wes : ]slEe LIT u pas ancere-
incrustation by ealt 4ater IN tba boitern.
, 1860-10-08

F Tbs Chicago Pass AND T1lnusk Coz
c.ues The defeat Of L:ncoln. Let the frie1ds
and rupport.rs Of Jgdxe. Douglas Be encour.
aged; the victory i, theirs. IT they will remain
.fse 10 their principles Nasdin9:om 5:as<s, :
The sbove fsl:ehood is going the rounds Ct
the Douglas pspers In he Eastern States,
, 1860-10-08

G HlCaGQ ail!.lrfuRNlsE1Ha
~ us poT.
r. ~: i5aater s. IT,
80 d" xAzr,Ao-r .es
FRENCH BURE :
M.IE i B:TO II & s. ,
.. -, OF III Q1ktziss, sad ..-.~
- G. ". Rrown'x Fat.Nz Portable
FIGURING aud Gri8t Mills.
l. :. iat peale.s!n
DUTCH "ANEEE" BcLTING CLOTHS,
Aazt Mile facd Sec1r1!cf1.
sscet1.orz %: Wa-e.zus.s,
-, BestIxs ct suxart1.
Eof.=z Soev,a14 ELL
8ea1 oa.tnr1. P<ese. r:pe: sis1a, de-. DC.
,. .Fairhanks,'. Scales !.
, 1860-10-08

The Republicans cf Will Ccurty have up.
at1auon. There viii unquesto1ub!. he large
etendance from th&t county and The precincts
adisesnt.. Tte. Chicago WidaeAwake. hare besn
invited 10 attend; and good TING may be e1.
nectad.
, 1860-10-08

AC4st Or Pockrr rP1cx1So.-Lnmau Case had
His pockets picked Of wallet and . ANAL sum
Of money, on Saturday. :. :-,
, 1860-10-08
Grand Hepub1ftafa DeKn6Astfatf9h n
Madison, H.

HAD1sos, Ind, Oct e.-Thsre WAS largo and
enthu,anir Repnbrieaa gathering It Columbus
Yesterday. Five to seren Thousand people
ent. speeches were made b. Aqn. !hotns Cor;
torch .li9ht process Mon, bpnfres ware burned
and rocksts {n3 Of,
, 1860-10-08

CESrnA1 WtpE AwAKEs, A11ES11ox.-A
meetiug OF tbia company will be held 1T Hesd.
Quarters This {Aondsy) evening, at X O'Clock,
tor;businsas and drill. a full meeting Is 70.
qnes:ed. Dy order Of
, 1860-10-08

TIE. CITY.


@---.:------
THN. GTTV
~ Remember Mr. Dyes Admit Singing
School, tonight, 1t his Music Hall, No. us
Lakn ii. .,
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AeAss ~ oeA ...:t,, - oa1s D@u 4s+.
nus poexe's piskea ~ > Aue' my ? shasa ana'
-: -- -: -;
Nt"s'-ne''' O. "o' - ,eo' ~. Nv Deat.
born atsees' os'e ~! 'ne l*'ss1 soo 'teaoes' Of
news :snd pef'oo'ea' n'ers'ofe* t'so la!e
English papers,
-wa mil ,tt.n.;on Ia II, sd1sri;,e,n.n4
u, ..n,u .m.,rnsnt 4,,,br. n. .t,,t !, ~
~. ~ 60 and bIs sre11 known n;catv a. a tt..r
.SSa..s... =, fiard. , oood g.
-.
- ihe ss'ee' ooneee u 1ns eo,.Ago oane-:
IN KG;pht'a building on Dearborn Street. uear
hudi.en.
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coop 1!st:-A' !ne eo.'sge 1ro.e course
on saiuFoey' If .o''aeu ot4V. oap., @4a
boekeye' III oouo'e pA.uee'' ott'sa "
chRnPisn' naoe !ne'1 ln''e IL 'ne uns s1a.optSu
t'h' q : 4'' !:
GtAxAx's No11cE.-L. d. Wilkinson, Efq.. will
address tbs Beam ANS Bene1olent Society, a.
their ruoms in LSnd'a Block, this {Mondsy>
e'oe'ns ~ esteSA' AA P''eeA+'
@so ta*NS4 ~ @@'eou'
GREnEx's TEXT Book.-StiN another supply
Of this variable political mannal has been re-
ceived By AcNa1ly l. Co., 81 Dearborn street.
who have also all tho pietorisl and sporting pa
pers for this week, md the English papers of
Sept. %. =: ... ~.
- c-..z w.. ...
- p.r.--. ~ : a..s..u-,, 49,
z :., eSs "s,,sn. - IN 49, W. Mand:~ s,.3;nr
o,tobsr 15;h.. Those Who desire can cod1np1ete
eeutite eourxe b7 attending evenings only.
We would adyise a1l Of our young men who
stadd in need Of a business education, to secnre
.echo,arship IN this Institution, and thus make
n mad Investment Of their time tho present
f.1l md winter.
:, -==:---- --=--
. .MzpNAt D2PAH5AEsf o. LIND uKfVERsf!f-
Tho second annual course Of Msdica, Instrnaou-
tion in This Institution, commeuces. on Monday
evening. oc. s:h. at IT o'clock, IN The Lecture
Roo5m Of tho University. at % Mail ket St, The
introductory Address viii DO given By Prof. ".
Z, Ryfosd, stter vhich tie Museum sud Library
/: 1ili be open for the e1sminssien Of Tho public.
The publio generally, including the ladies', are
- !, ,'
/ PEnsoslt.-GoT- Rnmsey, Hon. r. il. Rice,
Maj. Cullen, Ron. ~. 4. Bone, Sec'y State; ".
H. corcoran, the committee from Minnesota
with the reuaaius Of uoT. Willard, were at the
Treubnt House On Saturday evening. en- rottts
for Indianapolis. bon. ". G. Smelly Of Miss
Capt Jno. Lore, Capt ". P. Nable. John D.
De Frey. G. Tamur, u Stephenson, H.. Il. Rea,
j. q. Cock, tbs committee from 1ndianapolis ia
receive the remains Of Cor. Willard, were also
it the fremont.
-. ~,
n1 sDA4 u! ',. ptAh'3hs, ~ '4'"o oal' khsl' :,
1no tn't"'ae.ofy aooFss,, commencing .ns
second annual eonrse o. meoe@ !os'toc''oa
IN tbs 1nsatn!lon, "al ID ao''slea p, ffoL
Market Street. On Monday evening, Oct. slh al
! n o'clock. Afler the lecture, tho Museum and
s1dbrary of this 1eesrsuent Of the Uafre1eity
will BE- opea for examination. The Trustees
Of the University. the medical p,ofes.ion, sus
III, bphte GENERALLY are invited to attend.
REcohnEas eooRF.-tne urAnu 'u'y otonsa
/ in batch Of bllla On Saturday tQd1CktnE Fal1
, 1860-10-08

FrAnk ISlalrsA Appointment.
Hon. II. +. Blair. Jr., viii address the psap}e
e rtt;rofs NJ 4ha {ntioxfnr tines End f1fRceBs

Hon. Thos. CorxEtn'~ ~AppoiutmeAtA ta
~, :: auln ON. ~; (;
Hcn. Thomas Corvn:Hi addrcss the people
Of Illinois On political topics at die following
+3rr 40 and ntncea.
, 1860-10-08
aTI1uH2gI1<1J1E


M cVICKEK'S rHEATRE
4'A 14l!1an styse&, between -+a.4 nd utarecEo.
y pooss open Il oelcek. Performances 70 eounepc.
y N b&ock. ka1 Qmae open nom 10 TIL A1d Epra
ii! o'etak.
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