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81 IlasseII % Dc RIoeI.ade.

A merchant Of Liverpool, having ad-
dressed a letter to Lord John Russell, in.
forming him that the writer, in connection
with other merchants, proposed fitting out
q number Of vessels to trade with the
Southern ports-in other words, with the
intention Of running the blOckade--and
requesting the protection Of the English
war cruisers Of the Gulf. The Earl re-
spends through his Secretary, in q specific
refusal Of sny protection, the following
passages occurring in his letter;
Understanding, from the tenor Of your
letters, that the ports TO which your vessels
are to proceed are ports which are or may
be blookaded BY the naval forces OF the
United States, Lord Russell directs me to
warn you Of the serious consequences
which the measures, contemplated as slated
In your letters, viii entail on all concerned
therein, end to inform you that her Males
tvs government will not afford the slight
est protection OF o0untenance to the pro
jectsd enterprise.
The United States and the so-called Con-
federate States are engaged in a civil war
oAA AIA AAoiNeAl EghGAAAAoHl AHNb IcouB-
nized that state Of things and have taken
up q position Of neutrality between the
oontending parties. Under these cireum-
stances, il any British ship, being neu-
trail knowingly attempts TO break an ef-
feotive blockade, she is liable to capture
snd condemnation. If such ship defends
herself By force against a national vessel
enforcing such blockade, such defence is
breach Of the law Of nations, and will ex-
pose the ship and cargo 70 condemnation
Is q prize, and those persons who commit
the aet 10 personal responsibility and Sc
we're trestment according to the law of
war, the act Of such persons being eOnsid-
cred By the law and usage Of nations as
one Of uBjustihabls hostility
This not satisfying the merchant, and he
addressing another long letter to the For
sign ofioe, urging the legality and prOpri-
sty Of breaking the blockade, he is replied
to in the following curt and cutting man
Asr:
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FROM WASHINGTON.

h -5, a, WAsHNeToE, Noy. Z.
No srriEals from the Aotills to-day, and
none from the Lower Potomac,
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-11-08
BUFFALO nIARKET-NOv. :.

FTI0UR-Markst quiet
WHEAT-Markot closed firmer Sales 3, 800 bus
kenOshR spring we; 3,0Jg bush No. Oh 90 9ic;
56O bush red wint at l,O4; l6 OOO bush do al O5
1000 bush do at 81 ,06.
CORN-hiarket steady Sales "a 900 bush at s0c.
Other grains quiet.
WHISK Yin moderate demand. Sales 200 bbls
yesterday afternoon at lie
on wheat 10 Buffalo.
LAkE AnfFsbefTS-4 900 bbls four: ia COO bus
wheat; 1900 bush corn
CANAL EX XP41RTP9-6O 900 bbIs flour: 2Is. 600 bu
wheat; 2ts,0a0 bush corn.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-11-08
FROM KANSAS,

LBAFENWORTH, NOV. D.
The election yesterday for County and a
portion Of the State officers passed off
quietly in this county. The officers are
about evenly divided between the Repub-
licans and Democrats. There was but one
State ticket in the field. .
We have accounts Of devastating
prairie fire in the western part of the
Ttate, sweeping over the greater paIt Of
Davis and Dickinson counties, involving
the destruction of fences, grain, hay, uten-
sils stock, sc. The fire was kept Tay
from Junction City only by the greatest
exertiOns Of the citizens. Rumors of loss
of human life we're current. t
...,......,... KANSAS CITY, Nov. 6.
One hundred and twenty Federal troops
under Cspt. Shields were captured by the
enemy near Little Santa Fe, Mo, this
morning. The Federals were on their way
to join FremOnt's command. The reported
force Of the enemy was five hundred men.
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wINrrR ouARrERa EoR rnE ARnY.

The left wing of the army are erecting
cabins for winter quarters along the whole
line.
AN INPUpENT REQUEST AND A GOOD ANSWER.
The widow Triplet OF rebellion sympathies,
living near Alexandria, applied to Gen.
Heintzelman for eight slaves, alleged to be
within his lines, and backed her reques. with
a penal bond, pledging herself not to sell
them South. Gen. Hein'zelman replied that
although be was no lawyer, common sense
told him that bond without consideration
was void, and could not be enforced, and
that whether that were so or not, he was not
a niger catcher and it was not his business
to surrender fugitive slaves who strayed into
his camp.
GEN. n CLELLAN IN TEE CITY.
Gen. Mcclellan is now compelled, in conse-
quence Of his enlarged command. to. remain
more in the city. He has not crossed the
river since the departure Of Gen. Scott but
he is constantly engaged in attending TO hls
duties here.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-11-08
8Oaraiug,

nF7ARDIN9 HOUSE---THE
n 9ausF, No "A Public Sqnsre, and p ne
tons 0harch,-O1e Of the Plsasaniess iosefiohs =
ebs citT-has been thorougnly reliLsa, 4& - ist =
22gSir own rooms can Be accompanied Win iar3t
md convenient rooms and psa--L9oLll 1870 ena el1s.t
SS4jo11 on rSaaonabls teEIas- keareueel flIen and
rSGulFei. rsER2l Nv. bOkkIfI.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-11-08
THEsE JUsTLYCELEBRATED

THESE JUsTLYCELEBRATED
PILLS are a sure cure tor
Sick Heaaache,
Dyspepsia,
Foul stomach,
General and Nervous Debility,
Bilious AID Liver Qomplainta
OcgtiYune3s, Scrotul Gus Hu.
uaors, Fev0-s, &c, &c.
and are q safe and reliable Family Medicine, Nor
Of them used than any other kind.
HD-Seo Circulars. For sale og :. =. gaylord
" Palmer, Benton Brothers, aud Stro1s ARR
strong, Cleveland Ohio, and By Ell DruEglss ln ~
country. Also, at Wbs issAle at l5l olteTle Ts fs
Cleveland. Chic, by Z. g. N,Ol NJ RPitss
General Agent f6r Ohio. Miohisan md indiana
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-11-08
ELECTIoN IN MARYLAND.
BALTIMoRE, Nov. Z

N77a17Il'INI717f IENVF 70
Bradford, the Union candidate for Gov
ernor, has q majority Of IA AIS in the city,
and will reach $4,000 in the State.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-11-08

It Is stated that d. W. EeWbsrTy Co.,
Of Detroit, have contracted for supplying
from !, 800 70 1000 barrels Of beef for The
army.
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FoRE1an Orr1oE. Oct. 2. ISL.

sm-I am directed by Earl Russell to
aoknOWledge the receipt Of your letter of
the 26th ultimo, relative to the blockade of
the southern ports Of North America 1
an, sir, your most obedient humble SER
want E HAMMOND.
H ". HAYKAN, Esq, No. Chapel street,
Iayerpool.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-11-08

dga BUFFALO, Nov. q.
fob Gollamer, Assistant superintsndent
Of the n. !. Central R. B., died to-day.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-11-08

The Cabinet vo ed to-day to send North for
two steam Gre engines, with companies to
work them. There Is nothing in Washing
ton % put out fire. -
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-11-08
COL. BAKERS BRIGADE.

Gen. Burns Of Ohio has taken command of
Col Bakers brigade. He is Gen. McClellRn's
selection Tor the position.
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CLEVELAND 3 TOLEDO B. R,


49, =
sssisA5ss5z az4
-IsoT Z. WINIAB- AB-AbHAliGEHENE- r ls5l.2.
IN aHd astsT EondaY. November 4 b. 1881 Trains
viii run daily, IS follows, (sundayl excepted, y
1850 A. M Chicago kzrIess-StoSs a. al stations on
Eou,hetn 1ayisi0n. except MsHhfFg On, and
arrives in Iols-o at lz.S0 ?. ~; and Chicago
AZ 1910 r ii
430P. NJ. hofthein Hail-Stops ct all stations on
NOrtnern DlTisiCnY an = rites At Sandusky at
6:l5P- 81
$40 P n. telegraph Expwss-stspg at all stations
on So lthern EigisIsn, xcsrJ Washington, c.
nOa snd lay srsives In Toledo ss szs15 A NJ
and Onicsgl At ia. n.
CORRECTIONS.
Connections are made at Hfouroevfle With the San
dzsky, Mansfield and Newark B. h.. Al Ulyds with
tls Ssndusky, Dayton and Cincinnati B. &, q = .
mont with Fremont s Indiana B. z, and af Eoll do
With the Michigan Southern 8 northern Indiana
and Toledo and Wabash Railroads for Ohicagn, De-
troit, jackson, Fort WGFnu, Eogansporty LaaTsttP,
Dairos Alton, 81. Louis and AZ points He1t Hortf
vest and Southwest.
Trains arrive in Cleveland from Toisdo and y %
West, at 9ssl =. E.s aud $40 P. \. From Eandusdy
at 900 A. n.
"a D. RUOKER,
rH,~slooa No- 1871 1rnhe
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-11-08

TERMS h h:6 8 Iasi s'E s'is
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-11-08

NE1-
ls6l-2 HIhTEk AhkANGEMEHE. Is6I-2.
To take elect on Monday, November 4th, Isl
Trans leave cleveland daily Sundays excepted, y
A. NJ MAIb-Arrivos at Nsw York IOf5 A. N.
Pnilsdelphia 7:s0 A. M Pittsburgh 40 P. n
" heelleR $40 P. M; a. Philadslphia $40 p u.
$40 p. M EfPk bSc-ArrIves j. n. YorH- P N:
Philadelphis Iz.5O ?. NJ; Pittsburgh 10 P N;
Nheedng $50 A. NJ.
Both Trains connect ct Hudson for Akron and
Miilergburgh.
gars run through hrom Pittsburgh to New York
via Allentown without change.
N Fare e. low Rs By any other ifne.
al-Through Iick cts can be prooUred ct TIE Union
Tics ct 0dice, id II House, az the DEPOT, OF at
the Euclid Street station.
J. n. MCCULLOUGH, SUIT.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-11-08
CLEVELAND. COLUMBUS &
IL uTNgINNATI RAILROAD.

OLEVELAND. COLUMBUS &
uIHsINNATI RAILROAD.
g z5ssz5
1852. wINTAR ARRANGEMENT. Esl-2
On and after Monday, November 4tS, 1881, Passsn.
ger Trains viii leave Cleveland IS foiloWs;
First Trsin-sO0 A. n Stopping at all stations eX
O pt Olmstad Uolamuia, ochrater. Green
Wich, iberia. Eden Berlin and Orange, srri-
wing at Crestiiue O.5n A. n. Columbus l:s0 P.
M; Dayton 500 p. u Cincinnati 6;l5 P. d
IIdiana po.is g:W P. n Louisville % A. NJ;
E Louis lJ-45 A NJ Chieago via Crestlinea as
SECOND Trsin-7:s5 P. M.-Storpiaq At ali stations
Iteris, Eden, Bcrli'i, Levls Centre Orangsa aad
Worth Hgton, arriving et Crssti ne lls0 ?, ~,
OolnIao. = l;.o = =, 2 s5 tsn S:o5 A. n On
Lou ll:a0 9 M; on syllle 2:i5 P. NJ OhiIa-
go via Srestiine ie-4o A. d
Trains stop 10 leave Passengers at All stations aud
stop only 70 tska FAssengsrs on signal &c stations
Trsi5s issys columbus as follows: lst TrAiu-s.sO
A M and arrive il Cleveland At $40 A. ~ I'd Train
-s:I5 P. NJ, and arriYea.in Cleveland $50 P. n.
UON EEOTIOER
ghslby. Benduaky, Manslsld AEevark Railroad, fcr
ManMield, Mt. Vernon, Newark, zanssTfia.
Urssilins, Pittsburgh, Fort Wayne 3 OhioogO RaIl-
road, foE Forest, Upper 6sndusGy, Delphoai
Es1t, and East ioT % Ransasld, EoosssE. kSs.
Gallon ana i BeIIsiSnsains Raiirond Linz r Marion,
dinapoHs, Terre Haots Vinesnna8, Egana-
Vile, Louisville, Cairo, Sc. Louis, -.
Delaware, with Springfield, Et. Vernon and RittE-
burgh RaiiFoad for Springfield
Columbus, Little Miami B Columbus, and Aelta
Railroad, for Aenias Daytons LndlanaPollli .
Terre Hause, St. I}3uis Morrow, LOgeiand
and Clncinaeti, and with tie Ohio 4 Mlf-
aissippi Railrcaa 81 Cincinnati ior LOUIS
Vile, Evanaville, Gaircs st. Icui1i aud AZ
| points or the Ohio river.
ueIumb-s Central Ohio Rairoad ior Newark, hane8.
| Vflie Wheeling, &C., Columbus, Piqua ard
j Indiana Railroad for Piqna, Drbana, &c.
~ For Tickets to all points ard inicrlnatien ap-
Az = the Pa~sanRer Etstion, and st Union Ticket
| once, IA Supsrior strsst
Cleveland, Nov. An, 1871
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-11-08

The left wing Of the army are erecting
cabins for winter quarters along the whole
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-11-08
Unparalleled Excitement.
JOY AGAIN CHANGED TO
GLOOM.

Capture of 100 Federal Sol
diers.
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CLEVELAND & PITTSBURGH
4 < A L. K q a ID

80 -.
, 1861-11-16
NATARRHl CATARRH!!
~ cATARRH!!. j.
Or. 3EElYE'S LIQUID ehTARRH efAEof l j!


CATARHH or COLD IN THE HEAD.
ONE HUNDRED yRoCsAND pe1sons DIG yearly
{ tE14 County af CONSUMPTION EvefT phys1EAu
Knows that with f1Iy teo-1h1rds Of this aunoeS tAa
Glsease H1st commenced asa
Catarrh in the Nose.
1e neu step hc.nk u The throat and bronchial toes
IL It j. % ess.ef to csfs eatauh than Consumption and
fton'd nneestsaa : i fee better Vag to care Con-
trmption L to fre7tntt
The Symphonic ef CstarIA - tasy eeasfaus appear
I'D Ind tbst tdey H4vs frequent assacks apd more
sensitive to Il chAcEss ~ teDperatre In th.a con
ton tho noee ,n1y be dry, or EGht discharge thin
A. tas disease becomes chronic diacaag aTe in.
creased in quantity and changed In quality they sre
n-~ thick and tse7y, and are either got rid of by
tlex:aE tae eaE they fA into tht throat and
Ry= banked Ct couEhed of. The sac.euons are often.
Destroyed; ceatnaas frequently takes plaoe Ano-
Tier and important EFaptoya Ct Catsr5h Is
kt tht person Obliged 10 clear his throat In the
:sor11GE e tnics or shiny mucous EhIch hss fklea
race the Eax be that his eisease Is On It's
WY to he lungs nd ehcrld lose no time In aSrssag
i. Tie abA Ee are The tymptcus OF Cata{1h 6s taeY
b lie I'D It II f1ouD cATAERH REMHpY.
al theae t5nrtoma ean Be quickly and efectaRlv re-
Eoytd- Ard h1ve sufficient confidence In the Benz
edy u Azxurr 81 Eha disposed 70 test 1s virtues
cnrag Cata17h, tasa afssr the tas2 of the Remedy
Will &c returned
Ft3ce Of this CAtasrf Remedy, - OG+uncle1t for
exc one mocth, VIII fn1 ard clear directions
0Hce, LES 14alxe, Corner Of Wells Street.
Odtseh4 Dr.. D. Fl. SKKLTE.
no-hs6-1n rest ofFce BOZ <ssa Chicago IL
, 1861-11-16

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s5sst s7! MR :: stsHsEs s9{ts sapa $SeS
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Smith james Msmith . Z Shelby Issac o: 4
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Walker GeoW Wright Abner Woods Isaac
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%si{s &sms R!fS Ar %fsa %saa joseph
warrington D MWilliams KS % wilson @ w w
Walsh Dennis Mtlmo3t Byron Williams Wilson
%ssstSF %s9S Pans' Wss5 Ws4 %s %Ss1 Is5ssp
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EPH....T ( "A T....P resident Of Iron
Moulders Union.
Pereons wishing drop letters advertised must
atnx three cent stamp.
- Odice open from 1st May to 1st November,
daily Except sundays), from 7 4. n. tn 3r; 4.
e 81 Sq%aas %ag o ~ i aay s4eept
3S9 J. L. SCRIPPs. P. N.
, 1861-11-16

~ NOW THVE EF=,Ft-Dr. r

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II + AeEAEE, Eey..s:sa s4.5.s sna saEgsoa.
q 6,sea.es s,nnls - sdsnh 70 msssed wi:noas
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Tance Cancer: CHRONIC Eeess Rhs satS9s1su, EeqIas
IL 1nd Ears seniIa? EesIncsa, sFh Discases. Eap:
1,1rc IIarTbRa- Te a-e rot 3 +cu7tau doctor. and
vii Undertake nc caze Without fsc prospect OF re
c3ytT ri curstle G:aeReaA o. toEK 1tAnd1aE ca1td
IN tie kko7.eat possible Tina
FEMALE DISEASES, &c.y
ngch u suppresteas Irregularities Fal,in9 q M tas
NoEb TIn.u.s III Urinary Dtsease1. Ne1FouB uectEl
= fatafE, Or Dhnrnlt Henstrra.ior. R2tcennesa. &C.
I'll BE- Speedily cured, Etthoc: posoooE1 oFusS Il
}afn1a a 6s g 95pel able medicines Of s1y E1d Ass
2o e5neac{ + calling dt1Rrtnce what yuur rounls5
nsf t;, 81; rs siSste cordially tnEit5d 10 Gail
CohxnlsatfoEs Rnd Exsh1InExioEg
FREE OF CHARGER.
Az COMMUNICATION strictly cartdeutal ttsce Ii
dnaph sEre1s f;I3ss @ te5rs Ec7o - Il ansP: II.
ee1s 70 ~ adttsss, .aelesiag stamp mi receiT
pFonspt aaenuoa, O. fur tFo ttarn2i Va ssrd =
p@aA1pEASs AA+- 4e141Y
, 1861-11-16

lTkTE OF ILTINOTS, COOK
~ COT ETY-SS. Cook County Circuit Court NO

GTATE OF ILLINOIS, COOK
y corSTy-ss. Cook County Circuit Court Ko-
smneI5 ssmne5 = teEs Wastsv 4 D d Edward 1aFah rs
;Sst @ II + 6:s 4s sqsS @ 55s
8 s s y tb ne ssfsts s1
e III Sse1sd s4d F. sa: b6s:s sy ssd
ceensS. Ebich said wit Is been rstuT9si eSec1tea
Eel PstoP nf7 s. e. I'D aas pn t5 q
said CoSx County Ecuis Goust on q bef2Te tas n5ss
81 E he 9fS = 3 g g e h haa ~
ps9 pn5 & n e 5sd ,aa sRs ee M iba e.
"a j aS9 II M o e
cossls SH e sod 70 satisfy r. 5saS sn. s
F.zEex Rzxxo19s. fEGs AlEys: sszesS:x
ioTATE or T}.T.TNj}fR tHN1K
= cousT7-ss: eesf County el1ssl. court %.
vemhef Tenn, a. 3. 1851. Edward 3. Martin 70, Nc
zsf Sss|s: s.
# ss IS Srs Ss4
& e 81 s = e
ne aEd 1a Rs ss ~ dsf s s s s
e1ssztef6 SH therefore opesn yoo the s,,a mcA,,tsr
snrsep s6a9 Rs5soIss5 bs ID sppssF asisIs
saT t n Ts I5srsa % T pe een n st. t6s
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uIfaG = II te ead nsinti5 sctio: nuSmeut Fi bs
Af Fl ara 20 muen T. q sae ne ~ =
III ~ ~ entd ~ satisf= re ssyre ~ 'e 1870 e
"'n pe fo-a ~ ea'.>t= Ie BW I. t.a17RCH. Clerk
fA9s9a 9 As1Sol4s, E@ . Az 5e. 1o9-1tE7w
CNTEWE m TITN0TC. Conntr
<A1AIi ~ AAA$ o.A13 oonoJ
~ Of Ccok, SA-Superior Court Of G2icaSo, Jsnn.
Hry Term. 1867. Margaret CaHe1o1 ELL f8 hoosft
Hs1M19 cssTs Il &c son,tdenee Of Eoer Hall d.
fezaant sbe7e named ta!ing beer fle5 Il Lhs Office
, 1861-11-16
Zcok Sa11:e E mrs
GENTKRmENsBvLISF.

Austin AE Anthony Fw -Andrewa JHcaps
.Al1eng 4 e. AIRY Sylvester l. Abby JB
Aruott Andrew Anderson Birnnn Adams John
ADdEew1 o Andrews z r Arlington John (.
Atkins Chas Aiguar Dr. '4Albockle Wm
Arthur VIM Albright T. Anatfn " h
Adams DoWnee Arnold 4e6- :. Allisan Wtlbe<K
h. n4red =. !: :,.... AJue H3;. ARstin VIM b
:Abboa+R :. Amshu1gU q II; Arastoxg i a
I. n.A6ax1s. .VreahS8l i-..,l I, i -.
, 1861-11-16
TnsnrnntE 5tat&ms1ts.
GTATEMENT Of the CoaaI1icns
OE THE
mouWeaIth Fire Inc. Comp'y,,

-kaF2 NEW YORK.
UT 17F7 A"
z,+ ..uac,s t,a f.orn.nv n thsx,oInmoaEea,th
at-I44 hAIne31 Eaa Eo1so11 1y = y W. Eorr '
Ft1e lE1msEo GoapaeJ y NeF @osA.. Il; -. !, ~
sd-Ihe tmoun1 q capital at3ck '5!M9 ~ So g
= ~ ssees = ASSETS:
Qf Is, 80 .
IA NJ tth-TshfH ana the Eor1nany secured ~
q IT K.nds aaa Mereages q Kest 4: .o, ~ 4;
;Sth-LQapa eec4fed 81 Hsnk sod Other
etucks.. .,.-....,,,,,....,i... g5,1rQ18
eeh--Debta tnf Mr treminms -. .......,..l... 2XKM
= ~ s4ata9s
- Total ~ ~. - =. !a3as0&6 Is
,...:., fe.;.s =. .I.IaR1InIgs.
-Lofses adjusted sEd 1ht Cue .;S 9p0oG1
Lpt1ss In SUI GEMS FatttIf9 uroof .. 70 f31E1
-
!. Total = eeAt0
KtE Xotk, December s{st lisa
JOBEPH E1xTr :Pr=77den+ .
Gxo F, HAEH, 6e64etsrJ
AUDITORS VFFICK STATE or HIIEu1s,
6p6nGAeld. February 11t1 1S61. ).
, 1861-11-16
THICAGG GLUE WORKS.
GLU E2

NH4EEEUUV UI44& 8ANW PAFRR.
B0kKBLACKs BONE NANURE.
AT WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
so south Wells Street, fEs1oydsa Rlock.)
Env1ug rurchated the exteas1ve Glue Factory Of
Vail BToE- beg !eaVe 70 inEtte the t2de and CON
olhea x1d Bo22 Mszure. to h1s store @ South WeIs
and retail at pricee 70 Buat the tines.
a ubcral dxc5unt made to Dea1ers~ Cash paid tos
6snt 8tock Hide Cute-cb etc. ETC.
JOIN l. L1GHTHAlL,
{S1cceSSpF 70 Wehl Bros, j
- 4.EN6EIn No. 60 6. Wklla EtreHt LQYd'k H10Ck,
, 1861-11-16


0ace, toot Of AlcntKk1 Eueet.
For bills ladi1g Rnd contracts uy Canal or Rarroaa
apply to the following AXenn:
EvEKErT CLAYP, Agent. 70. / Coenns Slip, Il z.
HU5E. E.!4AL4S1. AAAKE. TT Agent ..1...
4. COL son,
s 6. .HASK. Agent 81 EveE s.reet .IroJ H. T.
IL EGKD CO, Hurts Dock. net1o1L Nch.
J. j. TA11.NApHE Agent, Mississippi ind e1alrie
dq Chie4 Railroad DocE- AllEsukea W1A
3. A. HUCK. Agent Green Bay.
MM- z. HuRDt Freight Agent, Boston.
JOHN AllKN, IL Prestd ent Buda1o,
CON2IG N ES:
EDKp Z EPEECEK Cleveland Ohio,
pKkNIEQN 3 SMITH Z CO. Toledo. Ohio
J. IL OSBORN, 6s1duhEy, Ohio.
JOHN EEARE q CO, Er1e, Penn
DETTQk . AAYAohD. RseaneI Wiz.
KEEGSHA PlKH COMPANY, KnnoEha VIII.
n a WRIGHT CO. Wauke9an N
JE. KIEK14AED. kheboIgan, Via.
RICHMOND 4 EUTTLN, Agents,
iFstRi8&zn Foot Of sfasa s1eet. Chicago.
, 1861-11-16

i LIBERAL EDUCATION With
MILITARY 1AsreHeTgnx Am nRHl.

WESTERN UNION C0LltEaK h.e been located St
FULTON, ILL. and Will open Urinary Academic
snu ColleEiste Coursea on Sept 1sIn. 1set The Col
ses ne and eaeseaf apps1es 9sgu
and sc1entic cenIssa the ncest school ouldings IN
anne GgrasE t3.n, and any oIasr sdysutases which
stould ciam the stteadon q psrents ln.tIneton n
RITZ TACT1oH SwoED. BAYoE1T AHD 6YAEABr1o
EIEHCIsfs CozKnH ZouAyK AsD FAEuY DRILL u1~
% uniform TKKHs:-$l7s per TchSel year Tor board.
every dsparEnent. Excellent aeeaIamodations TOT
Bo bo6sders under the some roo; With and the con
Btsnt care Ct the teAche11 Address for Circulars D.
q. COVERT. President Fultoa u ee+ K5U.-am
, 1861-11-16

az For the cheapest and best Hair
,1exel1y. wlga, BraMS E1rs. Fr1xzstx etc. 70 ID A.
pAsTa1ni. 20 fzke stFeet Ind examine t6oss Wna-
tesE1 R;odcca2ns ef s No scs9ttny can detect tho
Eli Aa1r 1sEelry cont a1ways ths newest Farts
ttsiek Al s1dcl&s VEL sim entire satisfaction.
, 1861-11-16

Qufrk Luther mrs

D~F3 Is T. n - r W. -6
nst;S ns - ~ m..M- nu nts
4an..,5<; nAih,n t4fIa : ~, , ~ ~ It,, .
IS Se5!,'"o nuao9 nstt.a ntutsa 1919 tMtee
1seau4Il; nea :. Eos nao..1 : Ei1a am.ss
neea necse Sa.iae auieo
T hea4 ! ~ .Sh.. u lns
au 81 49, ..4.sos3 ! - ! n1is MA
ILL n3os -. lHa A.on u1eo
nne5 a2'} n4Ne
Sawyer 5 a mrs
Sanderson Bridget
Sawyer Harriet A mrs
Saunders Eliza mfes
SArEeE ;!o 1EAo4ie J
See!eJ Eu1aoetn mrs
Scot Cooper mrs
Scott M9l1ssa L hs9 miss
Sa, Sean1ell 5s1dgst nsoa mias
scAeeie! LOulsa MNs
6ean1n mary d mlss
search : Jopneane mm
SeFefte MAtMA "a Mass
severeon q m?Sh
Sh1pn'41nE n'41nEafyfcmf nary r mfs
shaSp Emma Mls
Snel1on 81 AAfy msss
Shlelds JenA,s e.mh ai,ss
, 1861-11-16

Tauy1e& Sarah mrs
Walker Nellie Z miss
Wade Ellen mrs
Wahal LoniEa mrs
NalwurR John mrs
W4t3sworth s " mrs
II alker E Mrs
Wallace May n miss
Warner
Nalch July
Wa1ch Ellen mics
els Martha L,mrs
| Weft Mary S mrs
= 1Hfer Snsan e mrs
| White " ". mrs
Whittle Jss f mrs
| Whitley Sallle 4 mrt
| Young Sarah E miss
, 1861-11-16

Leaving the ooc1 Erie Basin aat foot of Miehsxsa
street every eyc4ng et oelee2 For trelgnt or pas
eBge apply 1t thu WeAtegn Transportation QHpA Ex1e
BAktE. and the Buffalo, Cleveland aud ChIca9o Iine
D83cA tout Of MtcutEx1 Eueet
, 1861-11-16

4 KEN T. NORTON,
n BAEEERs AND DEALERS N EXCHANGE
no. Board OF Trade BuNd1ngks
SoUTH WAT1E sTRKKE, CE1oA8o.
Collections made in MI tho principal cddeH IN the
United States. ia7-1y
, 1861-11-16

Pereons Wishing drop letters Advertised must
afdx three cent stamp.
W Ofice open from 1st May to 1st November,
daily (except Sundays), from A. ". till 3r. II.
On Sunday ftozn till 1oA 4 II. From November
! TIL May 1, from 4. n. till P. H., daily Except
a9 j. L. SCRIPPs. P. NJ
, 1861-11-16

CHAPIN, WHEELER L. Co.,
Corner Lake and 1asaIle streea Chicago Ill
Conectons made and retntted for Oh day Ct nay
Kent at current rats Of ExchxpEe Excha1Ee on New
York foI sale In su1Ia to Silt. auatESQs 2n