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Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-10-24
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rHIi'c csifrs iir. urf o. I. ureauri rud u ar-ili-
~ date Dc t-aa 'i'- ua-u raiiy. Hli q who aiar
lltar him Eili .iH r. o. 1.-f style. Aifaufif"
!asia o. aud ~ Ha Ainis cua' 'antiy at .-ll.
b Irauu -i.f 3d. T t. 70 h.af.- -.ti ril r-i Oh
90 ii,s "a 1.t. 1a.f'.Fs usi IuHtr rlh CflN
sr-e q. srr r thar -fft tI.is .r 20 fv eatiIin-.a
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Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-10-24

DIR. u. VI. shcpard.a

WIN promptly attend to ali professional rails Onir
ever lis drus sionr,
Dallas, TNu-, May -,
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-10-24

st. CHARLES & st. LOUIS HOTELS,

St. CHARLES & st. LOUIS HOTELS,
New Orleans.
These two Hotels being now under the management of
Mcssrs. Hall s. Hildrcth,
The former of which is conducted by Mr. ID. NJ. Hi
drctl, and the latter by Mr. o. Il. Hail., the Propre
tors would beg leave to inform the citizens of Texas.
that they have spared no expense to make both no.
tells equal in point of accommodation, to any in tho
United States During the summer months, the ~.
Charles will he kept open, when every accommodation
can be given both to families and gentlemen travelling
Nortlhwarls and the propretors have no hesitation
in saying that pains expense shall be spared In
furnishing to the guests of either house every comfort
or luxury that can be obtained i'm the South.
Ia.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-10-24
FIFTH AVENUE EzCTEh,,


w. A. Ferris Mark and Brand---Fcr
horses, brand F.--for cattle, sheep and log. car
mark, swallow fork and undert in the len, and uh-
dersi"-e IN fe Fivl'f Nfv ls0o--..'
- aertf'4 mrr7 4ra srsnd.-- y gini
= .-1- 81 ilsf esstia =. p haf marH- a tsiNa.
ff4 iur rsf D. ~ ~. IT. siti o rirr -" srii
~ fha Ish car 800 nri at f'f
f.r.aa ir lif .t e. ltil.- - i'i-.f
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Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-10-24
ID. B. 4. stcrreit,
Riehnra ~, Hagii-hi
ATTORNEY AID CorNsRIl,cs At I.4'g.

rlr1tssE, rsrratE crNlz. fay
vi,i f-,sfirr in tiie c4r-s 90 the ata gsicisi o.,
irii ari d Sc. rgssntis- y laiiss, d'iH' CO
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-10-24

and soii rs item, and by all respectable
Druggisis. lilly Isl
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-10-24

fhbifa '"N ' Va
I he Profession
ferent Cathartics
tions of the bowels.
The Family Ca
with due reference
lished fact, been
variety of the pur-
tracts, W hic h act
of the alimcntary
and safe in all ca
tic is needed, such
the Stomach, S'cept
Bdck and Loins, Cos
SOreBess over thcl
sudden cold whici
1ccscd, end in a long
# APpeEte, a ereeP-l
orer the body. Rest |
Height in Tie Head
eases, Horns in C5iL-l
, 1860-10-16

Yesterday morning the prisoners convicted
during the present term were called up and
sentenced al follows:
Mary Williams, assault with deadly weapon.
sixty crys il the City B-idewell.
Mary Glllsgner, larceny. oae year in tho
State reniten:iarJ.
Mary FlannerJ, larceny; = constitutional
thief; one y'ar.
Ann ii. Cole, petty larceny; had been in is;1
eight weeks; one day 10 Couaty JAIL
Washington Ready. an invete1ale offender,
fsr,dewelt, was sentenced to twoyea1s in ,he
Penitentiary lor receiving stolen properly.
James Stevens, and James Foster ROBBERY.
Two Years each. Tbs Court remarked that he
Jury had fixed their sentence At tho short gpaco
Of Two years, and hoped that, when their tern2
vas oui, if they proposed to continue robbio2.
they would be grateful to the jury and no, rob
| them, their benefactors-
L.nrenee Kelly, Timothy Reg&n and John
| Seymour, burglary, three yeara each.
Hiram i Perry, larcesy, three years.
] August htslerman. larceny, one year.
t. George Slater and lsaae Foster, [colored, J
i burglary, three years.
! Ff.delick Douglass. (calored,) assault will
deadly weapon, sixty days in the City Bride.
we'll.
o.e day in jsit.
D.g}smia Hewitt, larceny, three months il
the City Bride~ell t.
ten % ~eeFs, ten days il County I'LL D's' III '1A
jacob Hreer, larceny, formerly employed on
The Milwaukee / Mississippi K.ilro.d; thirt,
days in BridewetL
Henry Howe, obtaining goods under false
pre.epcss, eixsy days in City Bridewell.
William Ford, al employee At. tbs Tremon
House, larceny, one year IN the Penitensiary.
I William tfnTkh ardf fareAnx haar :, +ba usn
, 1860-10-16
Grand Rally at the: Wigwam'
Hon. Owen .Loveioy, Hon. GalushA 4.
Grow, Hon. schuyler Colfax.


Last evening was made memorable ia the aa-
nn1s of tbs campajga by one Of the nob'eat and
most enthusiastic home rallies Of Republicans
got seld here. 1t is handsome and deserved
compliment to the gallant LoEejoy, tha* our cit
iz:ns Of all classes thus turned out to DO honor
to his presence, and listen 10 his stirring utter
aaces for Freedom, especially: since It is less
than month since he spoke IN the h1g"am
here at the time OF the Seward reception. II
ahundantly demonstrates thas It Il zee anu
abiding interest IN ts.e man ano Inc great p1lH'
ciples be 50 e'oqaent'y oeteads. that gaSe MN
last evening an audiences OF live chicR2o Ae-
pub.icans that fully tested tho utmost capaettJ
of the ssrqesp1e, which will hold from eight to
ten thousand, md yet SAW many turned away
utterly unable to gain adnittance- ,,
Mr.. Lovejoy and his family were guests ut the
Briggs House, aud about half past seven O'Clock
the Wide Awakes weie ou: in free, and MADE
an irposing ndheautisuf appearance ss they
formed the escort to the speaker Of the evening.
The pfoeess'on' 4fa Oh aao 1nsslspefsea "
dne oands* marched from the Br'gGs hause
down Randolph to DeArborn. md en- Dessoo'n
to Lake, AID teence tue "1gTam' @he s'!ee'a
lined throughout ~ ea''1e toa'o ~ e5o"oS .:
eager and enthusiastic Spectators ano fepeA1eo
cheers were given along sha line OF march TOT
Lovfjoy and "she Cause" :.
This is the first grsa: rally that haa taken
place here since the noble victories IN rsnaes'-
Faoaa' 4naaea anu onlo' anu assafeo5 s'ee
were not forgotten IN the abundant eateus'asn
of iast evening" nor os tne speaAee'
Before Inc eseor' mac feaehea 'ao "'s"an'
esef SIX thousand persons nao 'here ga1lxtsu'
anu .ne en!sa1ee Oh 0is. host3'5 Aaa VIC t4'
a"s>es LIEU ahu o'e'Ao" Gu ~. iu'e!1'e'
NJ. no'*'o5 "aa .ue ass aAu a.I I.1 ,e'. ep-.s =,
OF tne evening" ana naav que a. US oes: W.
napP'eS' Gu .f's' 'ai u 'e4'1ne n':'' t.eI y,
nao1oi' Aaa Aes. 0A'~4o1A :. tH. ~
, 1860-10-16
From Warrington.
lSpsela1 dlspa:el 10 1he y. J. Tribune.
en- If


7uE BELL AND EVERETT rAR1r IN BALTIMORE,
a good deal OF sensation exists in this city
by reason OF the acct 6sion to the Lincoln rauks
OF largo portion Of the rank and file Of the
late Bell and Everett or American pArty in
Baltimore. This class OF working men being
diagusted BIZ the course of the dry goods por-
ton Of the party in supporting o,hers than az
American lor Mayor, hava resolsed TO 20 for
Ar. Lincoln, and may thus prevent the State Of
Of feeling wlll.extend to other Sou.heFn c'iies.
Here the Republicans are getting considersble
2ccessions.
PARADE or WIDE AwAKEs.
To nigh! the Wide Awake Battalion is pa.
rading ID The city, and they are accompanied
ty hundreds OF others not in uniform False.
hoods hsying been circulated about the depart.
ments to the effect that the Wide Awakes in
tended to carry itiogs with high hand toni zbt,
1he Organization thought it advisable to make
declaration of their purposes ~ follows:
-. No cheering allowed, except when called
upon By the Marshall No Kissing or insulticg
ren,1rks to any Of their political opponents as-
lowed under any circumstances. No transpa~
rencies rellecting upon those who differ with us
in politics allowed in tbs li1e. The Comnistt 9
enjoiu upon al the Importance Of observing the
ueuts might perceive that tbs Republican party
is'a Isw-ab,dirg party, claiming only its poitti-
c.l and other rights aud nothing more: All
persons who politically s5mpashizs with The
principles Of the Republican party are Invited
TO unite in the procession"
the REMOVAL OF poCGLAB Pos7HAsrEns- -
Ills uoder.,ood that the Administration does
not listeu with kindness to the lncessaus appll-
cations Of the Breckiuridgeites ut the North for
the removal OF Doug ~ fostm aaters. d.. Cen
Whitney Of Boston and Mr. Swift. were badly
disappointed in this regard Oh the occasion OF
their recent visit here.
WA.utxe7os. Fsday. Oct 1:-1lP.M.
Tho demonstration Of the Republicans and
Wide.Axakes o-right has passed Oft peaceful
IL. When the procession reached the Repub-
licao Head quarters, near the Post ofi:e De.
paFtme1t. very large crowd copgreEsted j, in
he locality. which was addressed By hr. Kill
gore and ,Mr. Pangbosn. The speeches were
brief and spirited, aid were enthusiastically re.
tpouaed TO BY the people: All' such ideas a.
that Mr. Dreckinridg..w would be esected, OF thai
there you'd be disruption of the Union in the
event of the election Of As. Lincoln, were prop
erly stgmatized.
, 1860-10-16

Ar APPEAL 70 TIE dEsraors.-ars. John Johr
wnson tbe Eido Of the late bravo Capt. .4ohn
wilson Who 30 nob)y Distinguished h,u;eli III
.od seip"riss s., 81 H. su s,oopins S,:
nis found, on exa1instfon. that the incua'.
brancea. On her i,ttle ia1m in MlchiRan anop1t
n t.. .cc37, aud ths amounts collected are short
|. Of the amount needed 70 pny It Of.
Here Is I chance to take stock in worthy
t ani gra.itude. We trust th.t tho widow Of
brave" Cskt1ip Jack" will Dot loas her homo
stead from thu lack Of tle s1aA ii! a2aount ueces-
saty to secure it.-Joarax1 q yesa7dza,
, 1860-10-16

Herman Are1snAnn In Marion Co.
Correspondence Of the rtea4 and Tsibune.}
, HAvAxA; Mason Co.. ILL.,, Oct. II, lsGo.
Herman .kFeismann, Esq., pf. .Iqug !eity, a1-
dressed the Germans Of Havana and vicinity
yesterday afternoon in the German language.
His apeeoh Was highly spoken Of By bis ooun.
trynen.
Atuikht he made speech in the Euslish lau.
gusge, addressed to Court House fi'l> Of au.
ditors. it was an-edeesive speech, bsist1ing
with sharp points. l. 3tE. Democrats, present
ut the commencement Of the speech, showed
their disap:robntion by Withdrawing from the
court room. 4r. Kreiszaan ehid tha: the con.
scierces Of the honest Democrats frequently re.
prored them for Their political Inconsistencies
The ateb!li'y Of ". -krsfsmann ,:tll make
him friends among his coun.ryu yucn ard ali WIN
come in contact With him, wherever be goes.
, 1860-10-16


Correspondence Of The Press md Triaune,1
ATLANTA, L - Uet. la1h, lEea.
:. onr nsuslIy quietand peacrAbie cundmunits
has Just been thrown into IN extraordinary
state Of excitement By the receipt Of the intel.
Gg@ae Of themurder ofstAs wife and two little
daughters Of Geo. ". OsendotG, the latter aged
respectively seven and nine years. The cir
cumstaoces, as nearly as can be asccrtained, are
III 1QIlQNSs
Mr. Orendortf lives sbout six miles from
Delavau, IN 7. Jewell county, > On the Delayan
prairie. fifteen miles west of this place. On
yesterday morning he and his hired man s!alt-
ed for the timber, about 6ye miles distant, to
work, did not RETURN until aiter dark Jas:
night On entering the house, be discovered no
light, and went in to sse what the matter vas.
when be was stricken with horror By stumbling
over The ldsless body Of Ills Eife. He at onee
called for his hired man, and light was soon
struck, and still more horrible and heastrend-
Ing picture presented itself. Eeaf its mother,
lay his youngest child, dead;' and just outside
of the door lay his Oldest child, not dead, but
+ speeehlsss and dying:@ - !''--- A.
The alarm Was at once given, and several Of
the neighbours we're SOON pom the spot. On
examination it WAS found that the Aendish
crime had been committed with. HE back part
Of 4n axa with repeated blows. Nine wounds
were found upon Mrs. o., sereu Of which
were considered sufficient to produce death, il
dealt Bing'y- The youngest child WAS much
maugled about the head; the eldest seemed to
have made lis escape from tae house and was
c2ught in the yard and stricken down with 3
club.
| 0afurtter examination, it WAS discovered thai
al The drawers and places where valuable,
were likely to be kept, lad been opened, AMI
from $50 to 2Ao and Colts revolver taken.
considerable amount Of money Was in tn
kouse, belonglrgto an estate Of which Mr. Q
was dmisissrator, but MAS not found BY tn
scoundre1.
- This hiottihE ID s.ort wits inaas b the cit
zsns to ind some clue to the author Of the ont
sage. and al the usighbors were called before
corouer's jury, byt is Way, ifposslb'e, to discos
az tho mardeter. In ssndiug after wisnesse.
!: yonng man xaa 'ffs6t efor ~ho 1iveed near b.
and who had only been in the neighbarhood
few weeks. 0n the read to the place whar
tbs investigation was going or, Il dag belopgin
to theSwan in question got into-s fight wit
another, and he jumped out ef tie wagon I
separate them. After he. hal separated It
dogs hs broke for corn field near by, ut Il
top Of his rpeed. Hewas followed immedia.eI
: bit hp to ttis writing has not been arre.te
} After be had gone about two miles he left b
l f.kR =
, 1860-10-16

MES PORk.-A tiTst-rate artl-
!sx Gle fer s4le hv i.ElASn i MIXER, !tpp rite
sll=s Central Freight - foot II S6It% Water
, 1860-10-16
The Hon. e. b. Wash burne.

Tho Hon. e. b. Wash bnrno.
Oar gallant rrpres .usative has consented to
address the people os Lake Forest On his re.
.urn from Libersxsile, Ocl., l7sh mat, at half.
past three O'clock +. II. Let there be meet
ing worthy Of shs snan AID place. Ladies are
especially invited. -
, 1860-10-16

The LAST OF EARrH.-Tbe remains of Col.
Lumtden were escorted to the depot, last
evening, by the Masonic Fraternity, and fer
warded to New Orleans, where they will te
buried.
, 1860-10-16

F1RE.-A two story dwelling house. No. 1s9
Clxrk street, took fire yesterday r H., about one
O'Clock, from defective due. It was promptly
extiuRuished without doing my material
dsmage.
, 1860-10-16

e 4 meeting Of the Sixth Ward Republi-
ca. Club vii bo held at the house Of J. Il,
Webber, n Milwaukee avenue. this TUESDAY
eueninR at II O'Clock r. H. AL the Club art
requested to attend. b. order
: G.. SvnRxE, P1eaident-
wu Ippfarr1v Qa~raYuv -.
, 1860-10-16

James Farniss, larceny, si1ty days in City
Br;deweN.
Patrick Heffron and John Smith, larceny,
three days ach In county jul.
George 6trinhauaer, larceny, cue year in
Penitenliary.
John c, Ferman, assault, hued the costs Of
the Court.
Geo. ". Irwin, rape, seven years in the Pen
iteutis1v.
, 1860-10-16

D The Chicago & Northwestern Road has
bought the iron for the extension Of the roa1 :
to Appleton.
, 1860-10-16

Atsen=u1e, Oct. 10th. by the Rev. Joseuh A. Clark
Jls.r4 y Ar. Il, ttq Of I t'case. and Mis- HAK-
A1kT y. POMER0Y, cf tIe f1ruatf pla:e.
AtChr!t Caursh. CLEc!n7'u. lhe 1:.a in br Ii .
Rev. II. II Aanse'. Of i'etrki: WlLL1%M G. REi-
SuLUs, IT Ibis q ). IN NAktE AN cOlNETTE, tauxh-
ter Of s. ,. L'HonrEtdieu. OF Clnesnnlu.
At eherture, thepan7n Ceurfr, NJ, OFT lot, bv
The Rev. Mr. r. tro~s. tE lRtiE 4. ME- I'D lsq., Of
Cliasn. and ADUlE, DAT hter o! MiIo Ruat, Esq Of
the iotner p 1ee.
, 1860-10-16

The following are the census returns Of 1l1i-
nois, so far - they hare BEEN received at the
Marshal. cfli:s in Springfield, compared With
IL. a.nan. IF lRsn and 1s5s.
, 1860-10-16

RrsAwAr.-A horse bslonging to John =.
Farweli escaped from his stah1e-a bay with
star in his forehead. The finder will be lbe-
rally rewarded By returning tho animal to his
pH1er,
, 1860-10-16

F1ksr USE-AR1Ay CuCRnu.-Rev. Mr. Forbush
ofiicisted in two services at the First Unitarian
Church on Sunday last, to be regularly contin.
nf ID here After
, 1860-10-16

DAsc1xo PARrr.-Mr. G. Mi1aso1e will give
his third dancing party Of the season this even
ing at ris rooms, corner Of Clark and Madison
Streets Mr. II. keeps excellent order in his
School aud is very choice in his admission Of
parties to his fooms.
, 1860-10-16

u. s. STEAMER M1cu1oAN.-Commaader John
G. Carter has been ordered to the United
States steamer Michigan, on The lakes. He re-
lieyes Commander Lanman, whose term Of com-
mand has last exnired
, 1860-10-16

REPUBLICANS or WEsr CHICAGO, Tuax Our
A mass meeting Of tho puo!ieans Of the 6saa
Ward Will be held at the West Market Hall,
Wednesday ev.Iing, Oct. l7th, 1850. All the
spe.kess will be present. aud = good band in
attendance. EDWARD SosoxAs, Sec'y.
, 1860-10-16

IHES41tons FOR LINCOLN Asp HAxL1S.-Five
vessels, laying near Hush street Bridge On srn-
day, had The nsmes of Lincoln and uamlin
flying from their mastheads, while not one could
be seen with the names Of Douglas and Johuson
in the came position.
, 1860-10-16
M0RIeIHLE MURDER.

a Lady and Two Children Killed Near
De1avau.
, 1860-10-16

SEWARD CLrB, S1vKa1H ,WARD.-The last
meeting held held at Cramar L Collisions Gar
den, adjourned until this (Tueaday1 evening.
GOOD apeakefs are invited, aud It is hoped that
Good time will be had. The political ques-
lions, as we'll As good and sufficient Lien law
will be discussed.
, 1860-10-16

Nj. Arnold will spend the week, and part Of
next, in filing appointments in Cook County.
This will exp'aia Els inability t. be as several
meetings in Dupsge a. d elsewhere to which he
has bscn invited
, 1860-10-16

The financial ef6cers of the various Wide
Awaae Clobs in this city will please meet It tho
ef1ice Of U~en / Rn'se!l, No. 81 CLARK street,
oppcc"e !ne 11:, eoas1 . uyass. on meonesoay e'en
officers OF several Clubs.
~'' F! D. OWEN,
, 1860-10-16
CHICAGO, TUESDAY. OCTOBER is. 1860


.,---
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tso; !usoieasS ~ h1nIs s3s. rhs-;te a. ~
Man, incidents Of much interest have srens
p,red during the year, rh!Eh No night here
sd'on pns n,huz ~ s4s u.s. perhsps ors n,er
es.inr to lhe audience, NJ make ouz1eport thus
brief.
~ eonet"sloo' no" go +, so nrc.n"+o,'s Hu1
cond,tion a. il i. at tho pre sent time, md by
the help Of G ID we are determined that It the
nrosnerous. @ ~ ~ q. Il. Monsr, Sec.
Ate, The reading If the report. Stirring ad.
s,s,s.ss ,rerA rcade bv Co1. Hammond. T. K;np.
r.o r n f;ni1for1 E:o.. J. 4. Wrieht. En-.
and D. l.. Mocdy. The Assistant Saperintend-
ept: While he was speasisg, some twenty
converted boys surrounded him, tro Of whom
bora splendid bible, snrmounte with crown
Of a,wers, willis another addressed him in sh ;
following words:
DEAa Dso. McoDF: To you. z. Tie fautdes ard fist
1htS Ws a.rsre ptv. and ereeiy is,Ls lie
u hG,e @ q bss a2 I'll nye
s.oa 10 make hs nt tae ove%t Chr,t Son.
dsb wach il III o1 pEsmists llat II seN n1 you
"? W. hs1e l.Ef.hed vovr time you. epey .na yorr
p.se., tsa Ss roush \; 70 t4e as foa2
.a*n ef'he hid en nsn1as, G"d; .o'd I'd d..nk ss
euce vt C. mn1t1a of H. Gr.i sSst6easeei nv
a IT, r. IIsne ,, no o. 1T t6n e ,p p' o
steTnt ca rssot of II: ~ n
log oass ~ho x'tn us .l4al' Sing. ';.,:;
a1,sn "a. III. ahe ,itossri. " III. uA
And csos Lin Lo,d of IL"
thus ~ we assslse st1a ~ 81 e s'or7 ntme Ehe
ued nasy .oul, dss:a Edo 1ahtsdss Il
aeeep. Il 1hcp. rs Gods bet eit to m.n .nd .y God
ri y ,
A,s'*r'* n.e In n.a'*n-
Immediately succeeding 'n''' ono Of the oo5s'
osetAns om''n' "no ~ 1o ssa:acence 81
klno 1fleno Il gong 1A' 10 s'uay 1of Inc MIN
asssy' WAS preaeh'ea WIN oesotaai little olole'
as token OF Remembrance from bis eosnpsn-
lons, 10 oe nls hnfa1y. "n'e preparing to preach
tue gospel ot chs1st MI Moody and Master
~ 49,, ~ f..,;aa-or -h;,s ~ esn;.a 49,.
- -, ---,s, 49, 49, =:
-. s.a;.nc. s.h;., -s.ao..1sd :: .s-;.,;a.
~---..- -. 80 =: -
'!"pa'D3' -, ,u.' sssA' W. STU t.' nHun's vi
Tlee the At'le ooes' ana brings them to the feet
Of Jesus. Many Of this company Of boys, now
.,,vs-,aa IN fh,;.4 .xa-, a,,orn DID, h,~.
~, N, e - 9'
IN 1ne senool Only 1sh nonths SIEGE, resoy1or
an5thinR that would annoy the school and the
nraver msct;noa ubils mr. tb.x A.. - mnch
. ' -. 20 '' - =. A.A
annoyed AZ anea tnlnss II otners' a their teach"
ers we're with them short time aimee.
f4f- It. rAI.: -
, 1860-10-16
LOCAL, AATFNieS

EEGo 10 John Jones, ll9 Dearborn strecs
Ard get Jour clothes clesued and repaired.
They will Be well done a1d at prices to suit thl
, 1860-10-16

IN EXCURSION or PutLADELFu1AS6.-Apar party
Of Philadelphiaus, including some Of the lead
ing business men and capitalists Of that city,
are soon to visit the Northxest ard Chicago TO
tsee for themselves" the growth and present
condition Of this section.
, 1860-10-16

F- Now that cold weather hs . fairly set in,
Why ruah to the ta,to.s for I new and expensive
suit, when. at trifl 'ag cost, you can make .Rst
winter clothes answer for the coming season
have your las: win.er's overroass, DC, cleaned
an1 repaired and made 10 last another seaaon
, 1860-10-16
NRlD embellishments.

II e. q, scRITEls, AIrer4t<fn7 A3-ns. 6 De1'a'rr T.
L a4korisAi raesa :AisetsHxs fsr thtA dri o IN
Lru<iis9 Pap<s ef ~ Northx4sL tal.hs9&-y
, 1860-10-16

Mrs C1lpEnr's CAnEER.-I. 4. Colby Co.,
at the Gilt Book Store, No. III Randolph street,
have Miss Gilbert Career" tbs new volume
by Dr.. J. G. Holland. the au.hor Of Timothy
Titcomb's letter., and other agreeable and
+ readable productione----~-'-
, 1860-10-16

The gain since 1850 has beea l4o, $50, AID
o0,e67 since 1865:
sIakeu fran ye.rn,lon County,.
tTskpn ftom Cplts equity.
Census OF Wiscon,ln.
The cersas just taken shows The population
Of the following counties ~ compared with 1856,
, 1860-10-16

B The Tenth Ward Tempe ance Legion
held its quarterly msetinz IN thu Edwards
Chapel the l1th inst, and made choice Of the
following officers:
President-isobezt Barry.
First Vice. President J. Hull.
Second Vice Pr5.ident-A- Il. Briggs.
Third Vice Pro ident-John Webb.
Treasnrer-F. 4. Mcintyre
Recording Secretay-1er. Porter.
Corresponding Sec etary-Rev. Stone.
Tfe next meeting will be held in the same
place, on Monday evening, Oct. ed, and bs
addressed By G. J. Hull, E.q.
By order Of Society.
JEz. PonrxR, Secretury.
, 1860-10-16

Showing r.in il Il Il b :5:: PEI cent ms years.
This would indicate population Of about fS0,-
.noo If the wholo Stale. -
, 1860-10-16

Eps. RURAL Nav YoEker.-SeeinG an ioqui-
n in the Aura. Tor cure for that distressing
disease tue Asthrnn, write to lat the enquirer
know what has .imost entirely cured me.
have had ths tpasmodic asthma fifteen years
and never found any medicine that would pre-.
vent an attack when it was coming on until 1
commenced taking 'Jonas Whitcomb's RENE.
dy for Asthms, R9ss Cold, and Hay Fever. I
commenced taking this remedy eighteen months
and ss s1 E
re!iet but no cure. Whitconb's Remedy has
done for me- all that it is recommended to do.
take it according to directions-a tea spoonful
instead Of & tablespoonful It is prepared BY
Joseph Burnett i Co., Boston, Mass. Price
one dollar per bottle. SARAH SEELr.
EpprrowS Yates Co., n +. 0s,2-TThdS1u
MEDALS. MEDALS, M1DAls.-s4, 49, 81, e.
, 1860-10-16

E-For Store, Offiee, ParloE, Dining Room,
RI Cooking Stores, call at the New Stove Store
No. ~ Washington street, between Clark and
Dearborn streeis. Stoves htacked, pipe furnish.
cd and put up as short notice
oc10.lw S. 4. JESKs. Agent.
, 1860-10-16

- Buy the best they ara tho cheapest
F.ukle l. Lyons newly Improved Double Lock
Stitch Sew ng Machines have received the
highest medals and highest premiums wherever
exhibited. Family Machines for variety Of
&c ring il uurivalled. Manufacturing Machines
are preferred BY tailors to all othera.
References given to persons who have had
the F, L. machine il usa over two years.
B.MAckAr, Agent,
da11-1H 120 Lake-st., ed door, Chicago, Ill
~ All should not fail to read the advertise
ment Of Prof. Wood in to.day's paper. he5-1y
, 1860-10-16

Promenade N1DE AWAKE CoscERr.-The
Chicago Wide Awake Club announce concert
to be given 1t their Hall, No. 80 Lake street,
this evening. Jules Lumbard, supported by en-
efficient chorus and orchestra, md other sing
ere, have parts in the prcgrame, which is full Of
attractions.
, 1860-10-16

SIXTH WARD REpuslcAx CLrB-There will
be meeting of. the Sixth Ward Club this ereu.
ing II J. h. Weber's, No. 1ol Milwaukee are
nne. LIT erery Republican Of the Ward ap.
pear, 1s important basiaess will be transacted.
EDw.S. SALoAox, Sec. pro TEN.
, 1860-10-16

ITO RENT-The Commodious
st:re. No. aS North CLARK as.esf. nat*F ths Poster
Fouse. f,1t EAte losuon fer bls n4s.. pAkcul.r:y
C eitiak H1dware. f. APPLY T. 1Eb+ ?. Fu3I En-,
or n. H. kAxrAk, of s.e ko.se: House.
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