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KEOKUK IOWA: TUESDAY, DECEMBER 3, 1861
Singer ! Letter 4 Machine

IA the best Machine Hi the world for Family sewing
and Light Manufacturing Purposes
Price with Hemmerl aud beautifully ornamented $50
The Nos. and Machines of great ca pacity and
application for manufacturing purposes.
our No. ? Machines especially adapted 10 all
Kinds of light and heavy LeatheE Nurk. ia tarrIagc
trimming, Boot and Shoe Making, Harness Making
etc. etc They are of extra size. with ipng
enough TO take under IL and stitch the largest sized
aashes. There is scarcely any part - frimmer's
stitching that cannot be beitet done ltA them than
hanai too The saving af time and labor is very
great he table d these uaehsncs is ~ Inches long
And the shuttle will hold six lines the
of th cad. he large mHthines work as Ias. sma ~
I ones4
We would ask for cur LETTER A Machines the
special atteltionof VEST MAKERS aud DRESS MA
kkRS. aud alt those who waHt Machines Jor HgAi
ataefsrsag pArpossx Ihes emboas the principles
ieroeked stiteh and destined - be celebrated
for Family ssss~s and zAt afaetaring purposes AS
\ our standard Machines are for mar afacturing rur-
| pores In general.
Cotfon Threaa sik Trast, spoes, Beet .haeAns O
bottles, etc.
( Ne manufacture our Needles, aud vs. lid warn
al persons using machines rot 10 buy ally Others
We Know that there needles sold iAs tsfs
qAaF ~ AgAfr prttss thea charge TOR best
X TIE needtes enld by manufactured rspec IN
for meehinss II baa stsae nag renatr fA<
eAsNf aazaest Essiexx.
ofices are furnished with The ttgenuihe ARTICLE
Ip case Of small purchases. the oney may be sent
in p~sstsge stamps. oF bBhk not"s
\ III ~ correspondents will please write their names
distinctly IL is all u,por that should In each
case know the Poet-0fncss County And state
" FAii persepsrequ ing Information about SEES in
Machlhes their size prices wor@lHg capacities, and
The best meth ~ u purchasing s,uan by send
ing as, Any OF Branch Urlcrs, for copy o
]. M. ger & o.'s Ga zette.
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1--WE hsse made the above Reduction ii Prices
wta lGe two fold view OF benefilins The pube aud
ourselves. The putlir have been s1ludlad N spu-
hines made In limitation of The METAL
IL them lhc casting H. the sna liss piece, is
uf poor quality The makers have ngi the TO 10
their work we'll. They hid away III secret places.
where 1t would te impossible g have at their CON.
maad the proper mechanical appliances. IL IL only
~ doug great business. aud having extensive
Az Ade nj moderate prices. The beet designed
cAttrs HADLf MALE. are aisass liable to grt of
der, and 70 cost considerable trouble and
money h. keep them in repair.
The qualities 10 be les Aed for In Machine
CERTAINTY Of ceFrs sefes at rate sgeea smpefiB
o eoHsfrsefoa, aErabtts sapiafip o. opera
AftfA tAe easf tahor. Machines t. bBe these
essential qualities be uisde of Tie best meta
EassAea psrfeetsoH. We have the wa,s aud means,
Oh grand scale. t0 d@ thls.
The Purchasers IT naehiaes, whose daily bread IL
may coueern, III hnd that those baSihE the above
gaAlities mol only ~nrk veii At rGFtd seH
rates of speed. bat IoNG III The burst possible
der. Cur machines. kAIg t.. viii aORE
Monty iib LASS LAAas Than ahs others. uhclhei IN
mi Atun 81 of not. Ia iact, they are cheaper
than any other Machines a gift.
III T9Local Agents " Aauted.
4. M. >INGER q CO.,
4as Hr0adN Ny.
CHICAGO OFFlCE-No. ~ Clark St
j. Nj. BILLINGS, Agent in kcokuk
sep,g1-d
.IoHN B BLAIR,
[sueers.ot 10 Blair Il Mclnt!ret
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4 RRINALS AND DEPARTURE
BOATS AND TRAINS.


AtEAAHbA
The 81. Louis Packet arrives daily at frof 80 ~
O'clock +. aoa drpari,. .taiis at nj
The Quincy Packet tuns rfegulsfs, a. nesrly dat
possbae.
Tie henkpl ana AleHsnftia Packet srilves dalls, !,
e,eel Sundays. at about III AID T. ~ . and de-
parts soon after eneh arrival.
be hertAern Lite rackeb, tnfltg good stage Of
wxter, leave St Iouisesera se4y. 7tursdby aha
Saturday evening, and arrive here shout ~ hour
after. that there's EeEeralit rp er down bost
every day.
RAILROAD TRAINS.
Northern Train arrives daily HI 1880 o'etesk nj
and &. m., and arparts daily ste clock. a. III. ana
3.1o pan.
Nssiern Train arrives daily, eAetlt sundAts, ai
90 u. and ss45 4. M, and lass at si4el
m. snf 20o y.
AZ Hamilton Depot, Trains the Natash Vale,
kalroae arrive aail. EXCEPT hpsa%1t ai4e'cistt y.
m., and ctlsrt daily satdst~ eatslled. st e..a N.
Bu sses connect wlih tbs ets
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Fare always as low as by any other
route.
BUY TICKETS VIA IITTSBIKG.
T. TX L. GIL II = .

T. R L. i q Ill Il 3.
ny this route, Freixhts of all descriptions can be
forwarded from Phiiadephia. New York, Boston IN
Baltimore TO or from ally point on the The Railroads
of Ohio, Kentucky. Indiana, Illinois, Wisconsin
Iowa or Missouri. EN RAILROAD DIRECT.
The Pennss lsania lsaiir9ad also eohnetts al Pitts
burg with Aleamers los which Goods can be fafa ard
ed 10 my point on the Ohio. Anskiagum kentucky
Tennessee Cumberland, lilinais isconsin. Missis'
sippf Nj ssouri kAnsas. Ark kausas, aud Red hlNers
and 1T Cleveland, sahdAskA and Chicago Win steam
ere 10 ali ports the AorIh-A erterh Lakes
Merchants aud Shippers entfustAg The Transports
lion their Freight 10 this Company can rely win
confidence on its speedy transit.
The hates OF Freight
III any point the West by the fe"nss lyania hai
Road, are al ali times Az FANukAbLE As AXE
CHA bEn bf OTHER COMPANIES.
II II BE particular 10 mark packages, IVA fENN
h. H.
r. j. SNkrnrs. Philadelphia.
MA.RAM d Moons. - North ST., Baltimore.
IEEtn Il Co., No. . Asior House. or No. j. :,
W William street. n. \.
LwEcn a. Co., No. III state street, Boston.
III. III. HOUSTON. Gcnl Ere ght Agt., Phiiadelphia
H. L. HouPT. Gen. Ticket Agt Philadelphia.
kNodH LEWIS, General snpt., Altoona. Ia.
ang9d
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I. M. i ger & o.'s ca zette.
1T WILL he SENT GRATIS.

Ii IL a beautiful Pictorial Paper entirely devoted
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Eastern Mail arrives daily Sundays eacepted) via
Plymouth, ais O'clock .. M.
st. Louis and Southern Mail arrives daily MONDAYS
.exespted) att,r
Western Maiiafrive daily (ex ~ san'-s Wy e
O'Clock, m.
Burlington Mail arrives dsiiy leAs.p s.a Q
p. NJ.
Carthage and Plymouth Mail arrive Iaiy sa4a4r
oxeertedl Al 3,r,
Charleston AsH Ia trl-weeAly) ARRIVES fiHis,s
Thursdays and Saturdays, at pm.
DAseapor nud RocA Isend Nail (tri-wetkly A.f.ses
OF Tuesdays, thursdays aud Saturdays. at 5, a n.
Closing o. the Mails.
Eastern Mail eibsst daily tese.ft ssturdsys) at p
~. Louis and Southern Msil closes daily MONDAY
excepted Al + y.
burliNgson MAiI closes daily lescelt saturday.) al
sIm
Western Nail closes daily te1etlt satureays) at +
o'clock j..
Carthage and riyHou Mall eloses dsis ssstmdsy
eaeeptesl st u.
Davenport ard Rock Islana Mail (tr veekiy) ciose,
Mondays ndnesdsss sud Friday AT i.
ChAFieston Mail ltt1.~rrkiy} closes Mondays. Ned
Etsaays and Fir days. Asta. A..
The Fost nfnee v tIi be oYen Sundays from
eto o'eioek, m. J. II. HOW ELL, T.. M.
, 1861-11-05

%Voe fer everybody, including yourself
, 1861-11-05

BRAckE1T's CAvA1R1.-Thsee companies OF
Brackett's cavalry, companies 4, D and b,
made their appearance in the city yesterday
afternoon and paraded in full force through
The principal streets Of the South and West
Divisions. They presented very fine spec.
1acle, and were in charge Of the First Lfeuten-
a1ts Of the companies named. In this con-
lectlon, We may mention that permanent
winter quarters are now in process Of erection
at Camp Douglas for this regiment, now
numbering, as 1t does, about eight hundred
and fifty men and horses. The work is in the
hands Of competent detachment Of Wilson's
Fus1,eer and is progressing rapidly. The
cavalry has been apportdoned the southern
erd Of the camp, and their quarters are to be
very comfortable aud complete In arrange.
mert, finish and furniture. The roof are to
be the usual tarred OF Barrett kind, ensnring
coed protection to the soldier from ra1n, wind
axd snow. This would eeem to fsvor the BE-
lief that this regiment is to remain Ut the
Camp Of Instruction at least during the winter
months.
, 1861-11-05
B~Vote scratched tickets, split tickets or
Whole tickets.

POCKET P1cKED.--A few evenings since,
just after the arrival Of the evening train from
Niagara Falls at Windsor, q lady from the
East had her pocket picked while on board
The ferry boat Union, e=ossipg to Detroit
She said she was from New York, going to
visit Ter brother who resides near this city.
She was unattended, and in crossing the ferry
sat down to her supper, after which she mis-
sed her pocket book containing twenty dol
Lars. She Was very lady-like woman, and on
making known her misfortune to Assis-
liant Superintendent Howe Of the
Central read, was very generously supplied
With free ticket to this city. Detroit il
fairly alive with pickpockets-in fact the
headquarters. Of a regularly organized gang o1
these rasca1s, who operate upon the ferry
boate and in the crowded depot Of the Cen.
tral read. We advise all travellers to keep q
bright look ont for their pockets aid purses
while passing through that city.
, 1861-11-05

The WIscohs1K REGMEHTs.-The Tenth
and Eleventh Wisconsin regiments will arrive
In this city on Thursday next, the former BY
the Northwestern railroad from Madison, aud
the latter BY the Milwaukee railroad from NIL
waukee. The officers Of the tWo regiments
VIII dine 1t the fremont House. The Tenth
viii proceed directly to Ke1tucky, VlA the
Michigan Central and New Albany and Salem
roads. Tha Eleventh goes to ct. Louis vi
the ct. Louls and Alton road. It h under
stood that the Governor Of Wisconsin and hil
staff, aad \ lazgo number Of citizens Of MI
vnukee and Madison, will accompany tn
1eeiuents t. tAi city.
e~ Kvnrv VITA c0s1utR DRH,
, 1861-11-05

The Westminster Review has been
received By McNa1]y i Co., for October, 1861
Its contents are very interesting, being, 1st,
Two Lectures, delivered By Go1dwin Smith,
II. A., also Professor Q. Modern History in the
University Of Oxtord-2d- Biography, Past and
Present ty u. Micher:a.
, 1861-11-05
- Keep voting all day.

tY- There are hundreds who will vote for
the ecurr1l1ous assaults tina: have been made
upon hin, and the demagogical clamor that
has been set up against him. No man has
shown that he has cot made faithful, honest
and accommodating County Clerk. Why
then has he not been treated cccently? His
friends have not abused Mr.. HilliaEd. nor
stopped to the diEreputable course being pur-
sped against him. People don't like to zee q
deccut, respectable man jumped On by pack
OF ours. It disgustz and chagTins high-minded
men to see it done. We are very cure that
Nt. Hiniard does not countena1ce the coz
duct Of the Elanderers Of his opponent. He is
TOO honorable 2 man to be party to any such
thing
, 1861-11-05


EDITORS TRIBUNE: Oblige me with a few
Lines Of space to make public the reasons whv
tie Journal has pursued Charles B. Far1el
with such unceasing vituperation. Five years
ago Wilson was candidate for Sheriff. He
appealed to Farwel1 on the groundo poverty
to get the nomination. He so worked on
Charley's sympathies that the latter took hold
and rendered him material assistance. Hewas
nominated and elected. At the expiration Of
bis term, having. made $40, 900, and whetted
his appetite for mere, he made push for
Comfy Treasurer. He was not so much op-
posed to the Court House Clique then a. now,
but tried hard to rotate out Of one fat Office
into another. FarWeu declined to electioneer
fer him for Treasurer, and thereby incurred
his animosity. The people being tired of him,
as one Of the Court House Clique, refused to
elect him. Two years rolled around, and
found him up for Sheriff. AL last summer he
eleetioneered the Republicans for the nomi-
nation but did not get it, Farwen again re-
fueing to work for him. This redoubled his
hatred, and for month past his sheet has
Contained little else than abuse Of Mr.. Far
weI-at least pretty much all the space not
devoted to Safeguarding the TRIBUNE has
been employed in abusing the County Clerk.
This is one Of the cases in which gratitude
consists Of lively sense of obligations for Il.
Vors to come, and hatred for ;avors conferred
Your readers have now the milk in the co
ccanut. M
, 1861-11-05

PORT OF G FL I G a q Q ,

ARRIVED. Nov. 4.
Prop Neptune, Newman, Buffalo, lumber.
Bark tity OF Milwaukee, Vance, Bufalo-
Bark B S Shepard, Atkins, Buffalo, 2l5 tons iron.
Bark Fame, Harvey, Buffalo, 122tonE pig iren.
Brig Canopus. Cunning, Buffalo, ae0tons coal,
Brig Queen Of the Norih, Martin, Collingwood. III
schr Standard, Pomezoy. Milwaukee.
Schr Major Anderson, Jones. Milwaukee,
Schr ? Morris. Kerr, Cleveland, SIS tons coa1.
schr Barney, Aoftt, Presque Isle, 2a tons
sehr ! : HIT. Bigeiow, Bufalo, 1909 brls salt.
Schr Monteagle, White, Oswego, u tons iron,
500 rrls water lime, 120 m lumber, Is m
schr John Harvey, MeIEtosh, oswego, ao5 tons
cosl, 4,220 lbs starch, 3A brls apples.
schr Enterpiise, Peterron,: Wilk1nsoafs Pier, q
schr stLaw1ence, Lawrence, sheboygan, Is eds
schr 4 Rice, 1pgraham. Buffalo, 1ss eds wood.
schr Toledo, Thompson. Milwaukee, 500 empty
schr Eiler Pike, Boyd, kalamazoo. 5on lumber,
sehr { & ees.es: s Cotton, Buffalo 1850 bzls salt.
schr T G Bronson, Bateman, Buffalo.
Schr Ithaca. Thompson, Manistee, 100 m lumber.
sehr Kitty Grant, haloney, White Lake, 65 N Inn
schr Venus, Thompeon, huskegon, Som lumbez.
sehr Hzzy ThtooP, Flood, s.rnia, 70 eds wood.
ECnf Lacy 0l 1&e LAKE, GIepQGu4, BUFFALO,
Schf Tempest, Burns, Cream Bar, 140 m lumber.
Schr Wyoming. Fu1iong, Grand Haven, 100 n
lumber, 80 N shin91es, 500 B 4 ties.
Schr Little Bella, Laston, Grand Rive, 10 N Iuua-
Der,
Schr Lsyant, Cornell, Nuskegon.
Schr B Campbell, A1nson, Ocontn, a6 n 1unke1.
| schr SEeepstake, Burlington. BnaA1o. 1000 bfis
schr 4 Mosey, Mcdonald: guaalo. 1860 bras .a1tt:
| Schr Thursby, 8cu1ley, Buffalo.
| Sehr Neye1le, MeE1lam, Butalo, toQs hrls SALT 6
/ eas wood
! Schr II ERan. 6oper, Buffalo
Scow Is1fci Eevae, Ptsz Quse. 50 eds wood.
/ SeQW Trenton, Van Nokmans Poiat Betsey, 100
scpv CJRnst. Gzsxare, Witt River. 70 N lumber,
6coW Kewexenm. Cos, Graz d Haven, IS m lumber.
ScoW Harriet Ann Thompson, Grand Haven, 81
/ co1ds Wood.
CL&ARED. Nor.
Prep Nept1ne, NeM@a1. BzfAlo. 10 600 ID Waeet
| Bssk Dsnahe. Asu. 88h1lo.. IL. 600 ID cskn
BaEk MAJ AnderteA. Jeaes, ,B1xalo, 81 COO 6u' corn
Bark Standard: FosasFoy. Buaalo, 81 00o b csra.
Bs1k City sl AkilWn2kse, Vance, Buffalo. 1900
, 1861-11-05

Silt TICKEIs.-There is rule in Dlbo!1 s
arithmetic-the one we studied, called Pernu-
tation, which teaches how many changes and
combinations can be wrought on j certain
number Of figures or letters. The multitude
Of "splt tickets" that have been printed for
this election must hare been prepared by the
rule Of Per mutation, for by no other could so
many combinations be effected. We have
heard Of si1ty.tsco different kinds Of tickets to
be pcddled ut the polls today. II g voter
cannot f1d a ticket to suit him out Of this
ample variety, he must be hard to please, in.
dced. We presume there never Was an election
held in Chicago in which there was so much
independent voting. It is every man to please
himself, and among tke candidates every mar
for himse1f and ID lake tie hiudnost.
, 1861-11-05

ITO JzE::.,TG- ;atzs T.:.,t 5et;t, :
a7e rasca,e=.t uorz,. 20 60 GaE: - Il:
IN cc1.piets eresE via ts' ,fru,is. nas i -:
GOOD IalG ard BAN o.: tpe .sat,:r =. = r:s:e.
a,le house sid location an ~ Ia Il:
e.r.it:,,s.s. uJr Vi s s5rnc7 It C.a,E anG q -
st:,,Ts} Pcssesz1pD gfEc1 fmuc1a',-..:.- -
, 1861-11-05

MONDAY EvKNma, Nov. 4. 1861

MONDAY EVkNkNa, NOV .. Id62-
FRH1GHTS-Adyapced 1c Per bushel. The IN
echr. Onward, wheat, 1t &c To 0swcgo prop.
Union, wheat, via Sarnts, It 2ae: eeht Enaeo,
wheat, 1T nc. TO Buffalo o:-sch1s. Ostrich. sEaeP-
Ne1msn, wheat, 1t 1s9e; schres Russsl DaEt, 3.
4. stsnafd, Major AndeFso@9; J. T.. vangassd P.
FLoUR-Reeei1ed, TOO bx3s, shiqped, $3.50 Aa1z.
Mslket duh and heavy. Sales. 100 hr3s Nashville
"Eaxie white winter at &4a0 6el: 100 hfls '.csa-
tralis do at a 20 del; $50 brlA ~ FaFbefs" do ut
N90 deli. 50 bris IS B4ftlett" and 100 bfls "Del-
nn9er's Bsst," choice spring extxa4 at % +
dei; 1oo bFis ..Ia1ien In ;, q &1o ael; 100 t.is
Ut 3s.s3H del 16o 6ris '' Cottage, 106 h4le mo
hawk. i6O br}s RADIANT = and 100 brf8 s'WATn-
er" 1t $3.50 del; 100 hsle Rising sun ut . Is
del; 80 b1le snpesana Ut $3a3k del: 100 hsia
s.State Nius at $3e4 d; 10 htas "Buaa1s
, 1861-11-05

CHURCH lMrRovEMENTs--Th the lib
erality Of some Of the members Of the Church
Of the Ascension, in the North Division, stain
I'd glass windows Of a very handsome pattern
have been added to the many improvements
which have recently been made. We under
s:apd that the congregation are also negotiat-
ing for the purchase Of an organ and chancsl.
Church Improvement in these hard, material
times certainly augurs well for its condition in
every respect We trust that this 1lourishin9
state Of affairs will long continue
, 1861-11-05

The Eat<x-Centtasatal TeaeGtaRAs j,
The assertion Of etial Pnck that he would
put Rird1e round the earth In fmty minutes
bids fair no longer to remain fairy fiction,
but scientific fhct, pregnant with mose In
f1ueutial and Important results And 1t u not
slose matter Of congrntulation that BY the
extension Of the Pacific telegraph, two conh-
pents will be brought into bonds Of union and
daily communication, but that Chicago, the
eastern terminus Of this line, Will be the cen
tral Office Of inter continental correspondence.
The importance OF this vast te1egrsphic under
tsking, binding two continents indissolubly
together, cannot be too highly estimated a
the great social motor Of the age. Destined
ss it is to work miraculous changes in the 60
eia1 and political fabrics Of Europe, more close
y identifying and assimilating the nations
and working ont the problem Of civilization,
twill create corresponding charges in our
own community, politically, socially and
financially, and give fresh impetus to every
means which tends to municipal success.
Itis in this connection that We announce
the arrival ut the fremont House Of Col. Ro-
uanof, an ambassador from Russia, sent by
the Government Of that country to study our
teleeraphic system. Col Romanof has had
charge cf the extension of Russian telegraph
lines easterly through Asia. He has already
passed the Ural Mountains and built some
2,OO0 miles Of line in the direction Of Russian
America. He is an acute and intelligent OBJ.
server Of men and things, and his brief So
journ in this country will doubtless affect us
ta1orably in the estimation Of his Russian
Majesty. He manifosts decided interest in
tie physical geography Of this country, our
commerce and industrial occupations.
His particular mission is to complete AZ.
1augements that have been for long time
under consideration with the Pacific Tele.
graph Company for an extension OF their wires
to Behring's Straits, there to connect with the
Russian telegraph system through Asia and
| Europe, and thus complete the ciIcuit Of the
| world.
His rank is Lieutenant Colonel Of the Engi.
neers snd Chief Of Telegrsphs in Eastern 81
be1ia- The distance from st. Petersburg to
the mouth of the Amoor is seven thousand
miles, Of which five thousand miles remain
to be built. The work is being put through
with Russian energy. The line from st. Pc
tersburg to the Amoor is nearly straight
Ole. A stnpendous Government road is con-
et1ucted, with stations sixteen miles apart,
over which all the material is conveyed. Each
teamster drives sixteen miles, unloads lis
wagon, and drives back to the station from
which he obtained his lead. System is more
thought Of than expense. From the mouth
OF the Amoor the line will be laid across the
Sea Of Ochotek to Kamtschaika, thence to
British America along q curious range OF
is1aEds that cross the Sea Of Kamtschatka,
called the Attention or Fox Islands. There are
about two hundred islands in all, and twelve
Russian settlements On them. The line from
st. Petersburg to San Francisco Will be con-,
Pleted within two years.
, 1861-11-05
THE CITY, +,


IMPORTANT TO Vo1ERs.-Vote two tickets
,,day: one for The county officers and dale-
: les to the Constitutional Convention, the
q, ;ier for town officers; which must be On sep
:r.te ballots and deposited In separate boxes.
, 1861-11-05

VESSELS AsHoRE--We learn by private dis
1~:ches TINT the schooner Ralph Campbell is
:.s4ore six miles from Hamilton, on Lake On
.:..io. She Vas bound mp. The sehooneEs
W B. Ogden and Oric,e are also ashore On
Point an Pelee- They wc7e bound up Light
, 1861-11-05
eVote! yote!! vote II!

THE BATTLE OF FREDER1cKTowS.-Am
those who behaved with great bravery at the
battle Of fFredericktown, was George 2. Edgar,
Assistant A6jutant General, formerly Of this
city. His name was suppressed from the COM
msnder's report at his own request.
, 1861-11-05

TIE ZouAyE GAzETTE.-J. B. Walsh, ct
the ccrIer ef MADISON street aad Custom
House place, has large supply of the Zouaue
Gazette, issued bJ aoEr boys'' Of tie Nineteenth
Regiment, stationed at E1izabethtown, BY.
Every friend Of the regiment should secure 8
ccry rs memen1c-
, 1861-11-05

x1fEl6t6HI EHas LHl I1aSlt1 z VIlCC. u . AfWJ,
Cnfcago, October 18th, 5Gl. 8
Sealed Rropo1als will be rcseiyed 81 ttis ofes unt
the eth OF November next at Il O'Clock NJ for furnish
ing substance to the troops at Camp Douglas.
COMPOSITION OF TnE EATLGN.
Thre5fonTthB Of pound OF pork or bacon, or one
and fourth pounds cf fresh or salt beef twenty-five
ourctE Ct bread q 1u or one pound Of hard BREAD
cne and fourth poun5e Of corr meEl and at tie
rate to hundred r.tfo1s of eight quarts Of beans,
OF IL lieu thereof ten pounds OF in ltu there
IT, tW1ca per week, one huadged and 1tty ounces OF
desiccatsG potatoes, and hundred Of mixed
yegersbles; t.n pounds Gf cctee, ID neu thereof
ore and oEe Es1I pound Of tea; fifteen p1un-s Of
sugar: four quarts Of vtneeas; che pond Of sperm
Candles. o. one aud eEefoErtn poun9 Of aon,a5ftac
candles. Ct ar o1e-bai ponnd eft toW cacd1ss;
four pyuGde soap, and tW quarts o. salt.
Fresh beet viii be issued ot-a as fur Gays IN tue
seven. at the option Of the commanding oElceE.
The undt to himself tae right 10 re-
jrCt any or all IT the bids.
Proposals to mention tie nam:s Of tvo sE4tceaf
sur1tes, and to be euGcr=ed On the eaEelnpG FF9po
eals fer Subsistence" J. 4. TQTfEB
oc:6.rat.9t A. o. II q. s. Arn13.
, 1861-11-05

CAVALRY RECRUITING. Capt Sumner is
row recruiting for Col! Voss' Regiment Of
Cavalry. His cifce is at the corner of Gus
ION HouEe Place and Madison street. ALI
who want to joina crack regiment should csll
AID see him. Pay Wm COMMENCE at the time
of enlistment.
, 1861-11-05

AT Wankegnn. on the 9Th inst by the Rev. Henry
Shnte BENJAMIN r. RURNHAM, Esq of Chicago.
and Mis- CELESTE sHUTE, daughter Of the od1ciat:
ing CleYpvm8n.
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D I ED:
IL tbie city. on Wednesday morning. at O'Clock at
his r. edence LaIr8bee ftEeet. near North avenue
om tnp1ss recsySa q the late s1Roson On Frank
In this city. Sunday morning. Nov. Sd ipHt, 1861,
FRANCIS CQfLE. aged ~ years, and EDMOND
cOYIE aged 1e years.
Tie funeral viii take place at TX O'Clock Thursday
atte5noen Eoy st. fr9m the family Eesldence near
nue. TIE friends OF the amtly ase respectfully H.
In fhis city On yesterday Hfonday>. from the effects
Ct DjuIitB FecElved IN the late explosion Franklin
street. JAMES +; LfNcH, aged II years
Funeral from bis late residence, corner Of Clinton
O'Clock. -
In Bordeaux, France, Oct. 18th. 1851, OF Congump-
ten, ADA CHAPMAN, wife OF George c. Ws1ser, Of
thta city. aged tventy. i've years.