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victories seemed due not to Intellectual ability but
to living Goduness; the church seemed at one
time to have failed into thcerror OF thinking that
intellectual attatnmeuts were rather drawback
to ministerial enceess than otherwise. Dr.. Demp-
steT recognized this As an error. and was not
moTa- He 1abored hard snd rested il rot T iii il he
lie c6ufch vi BE- Vii hot be n noted esp1 mo1e fo1 o.
IN tie East, one on ihe shore Of Lake Michigan,
and aimed to erect another on the western slope
OF the Rocky Mountains. In the last be wgs dis
appointed, But all honor to the man who sue
Bnt, however. Freedom ts the special problem
of the aRe. The church has always been con-
WINGED Of the great eFt Of elavery, and has always
annion viii IL church. In issa, thsir Bishop Az
Thequesiion was disenssed IN he General Confer
exercise Of the duties ot biz oilce 30 long aa be
should hold them. An eruption was produced
and Methodist Episcopal Church was founded.
moryl sense Of its members, Yet.Dr. :Dempster
faltered not, ard in 1856 he demanded that the
church should assert her true position In 1s6Q
e shake on her power fully and appointed Dr..
Dempster one Of the hearers oi message to Waeh-
inston; he is credited by The opposition with har
cInment policy on ihe slavery question. Hia
name will be enrolled in history rs ous Of those
who 1cla.Ie1 the broken pi1lers o. the temple o!
therefore reyer old. he looked not at the th1ngs
which were behind tut pressed forward to those
which wc1e before. and delighted In the
truth was Dear it's triumph when tho contest wax
ed warm Had be 1lvcd, the extension Of mints!e-
Tial terms and tic association Of 1aymcn in the
general councils os The church would both have re-
ccivcd his vote fr The convention But he Is gone.
Great minds cau reyer ceasc their future Is death
leea. The Lesson OF John Dempstez's life was o?e
which speaks to us 10 breast the ware when It 10
strongest Onward to the dght., Run the race: fot
he who rms ahan obtatn. His departure We haTe
Father my Father; the chariois Of Israel and tho
hoseefnen thereofi God grant that whosoeFer
bea1s his mantle may inherit double portion OF
bis spirit.
A resolution was then passed requesting that
copies Of the funeral sermonand addresses deliver
cd on the present occasion be given to the Method
fist Book Depository for publication. The meeting
then adfour4,cd with the benedictlon.
, 1863-12-14
WAR MEETING,
Joint Committees of Public Rodfey-
Enllstments.

The patriotic action Of the Common Council and
Board otSupcrTisors, In approprlating bounty Of
one hundred dollars, in addition to the Govern
nent bounty, to all who shall voluntee. to nil up
the quota Of Cook County, will doubtless operate
as spur to enlistments. The Board Of Super.
visors, however, WIS far-sighted enough to per.
cei1e that that was not ali that remained to be
done.
The Board therfore resolved to call War Meet
ing for Wednesday evening next, to stimulate
again those patriotic fres which burned so
brightly OF Did. Meetings will bo held in every
township in the county, To make arrangements
for meeting in Chicago worthy Of the occasion,
It has been thought advisable to call Joint meet
ing Of Comuaitccs from the principal public bodies
in the city. The following call has been Issued,
signed By Charles Randolph. Secretary Of the
Bpard OF Trade War Fund Committee:
The CONSUMPTION War Fund Committee Of the
Common Council, tho Committee appointed By
the Board OF Supervisors to arrange for puhsfc
meetings. aud the War Committee Of the Mercan-
Tile and Young Mems Christian Associations, are
respectfully requested to meet the Board of Trade
War Fund Committee, at the Board Of Trade
Rooms, on Monday evening". 14th Inst, at eight
o'clock, to confer in regard TO holding public
meetings..
, 1863-12-14

On moijon Of Supervisor johnson, ths lii Of
o. t. notioa 9 q. Of supsfrisor @ Wsfd tbe Glerk was
authorized 10 allow to each Supervisor 81 for post
Ing election notices, the came sum for approving
Collectors bonds. and ten cents mileage ond way
Tic Committee on City Relations reported on
On anoh sse ssp69
S1,s,1 4, Of Which 1bc city should par SCI. The
by The railway company. The committee there
fc1c recommended that the matter l.e referred to
the Committee Oh City Relations, with power to
Apstition was presented from Sy1as Il. Sherman
sometime confned In tho county jail, as princips!
witness In the case Of La1fn, who stands charged
scme compensation for loss Of time. Referred to
committed on jail and jail acconnts.
Ihe G 5qa33}atfpn Is Of TaPsf
1or reduction on taxes. Coucur1ed In.
The same committee reported on the application
Of Charles Whaler for remission Of ta1es; that the
The eame committee reported en- d a.mtiaz Pc
petition Of Edmund knauez. Money ordered re-
funded.
TUE TotuxrKER QUESTION.
The Committee on Finance reported on the dis
bnrsement Of 1nonies by the War Fund Commit
tss; ta. The be- 5epGft q IT. Committee rs correct.
u motloa Of Supervisor hvin, committc con-
risting Of ESuperrisors Shackford, Farwell aud
tors q ibe board of TFade aad Me.santllo 90 Asaoei
ntions and Dankers about the amount necessary
TO be raised to pay the hounties on cnlIstments.
added to the Committee, which was directed also
Ibis county, md report On the whole on Tuesday
rcxt.
Superrifor Rees offered the following:
ReSotred, That the War Fund Committee bo au-
iboItzcd to negotiate loan In srms OF not less
he Ssosp q
by the Board for bonntea to soldiers and That tic
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may be either BY requiring the party to deliver r
Sworn COMES Of the matters 10 be di1covcrcd, OF
to produce and deposit the same With the clcfk OF
RuIE a.-An rules heretofore made aud entered
OF record arc hereby abolished
COURT RECORD.
n. s. CIRCUIT CouHr-Bcfore Hon. Thos. Drum
upnd, Judge.-43I-Rose ~. Roat ct ~. Farties
come BY atfy's and jury waived By agrecmeat, and
enb. TO Cont for trial. Court finds for nlf, aud
judgl entered. .Deit consents to 4 stay Of c1ecn-
" Admjrity-Corn Exchange Fire and Inland
Navigation Co. ". Proceeds Of schooner Harriet
Roee. The Court pronouncea for the lbelant. and
refers 10 Mr. Biehop TO take testimony and report
thc amount due the libe1lant.
cooK CogM7T cmGu1r cou13SBefore ss Before Aon. = Esas a
Dows ct al. Jury again called and trial resumed ;
evidence and arguments closed. Jury find for the
s5bnnDe 9's nc, r. Mccarthy. No. for new trial;
a'Ee EM@5ones ". Hendricks. jury waived and
cauac submitted to Court for trial; finding for
rlf. S14s.25 Motion BY dc:t. for new trial over
ruled and Judgment entered On the finding By the
Court. Def- cxocpts and thirty days given 70 dle
bill Of exceptions and appeal bond. Bond IL the
SUPERIOR CoUET-Befoye the full Bench sitting
in Banc.-White ys. Schweinfurth. Def guilty
dam. assessed at $500. no. for new trial BY
def.
Mc-Loomis ys. Taylor. No. for new trial over
5D-Johnson ~. Carter. Deft. enters mo. fo1
leave to file rev att. Of merits. ,......
co., TIsdom ct al u. Carter. Deft. enters ctosa
no. for leave to file new aft. Of merits.
EG1-Brown ". uurd Ct Il. no. for new trial by
plE: oycrruled aud Judgment, entered. Plq. e1.
ccpts bill Of exceptions 10 be 1led during tho term.
674-Henlricks for usc Of Ayers vs.. Marks q aAe-
ris. Mo. for new trial BY dctt. sustained.
, 1863-12-14
: A GARD.
GP1nulated Eye Lids

A large majority Of al chronic or old stsnding
sore e5es ste q this character. Dr. ". E. Ever
fails to cure the most inveterate cases IN few
Weeks. Many esses that have been under
treatment Of other oc91ists Of this city and other
piaces, tor months and yeats have been cured by
him in from one to six weeks, and when cured by
bis system Of treatment they never return as Is the
case with others. Unless the case is q verg batl
case, there will be no need Of coming hcro ard
beng at heavy expense for board and travel,
Will furnish you The mcans to use at home, and
any ore can use them. Terms moderate,
q, stiosuished physicians and professors OF nedi-
1ne In the United States, IS to his ability as a
Surgeon, Oculista ard Aurist.
decf4.sI,4rJ -MXET
, 1863-12-14
DR.. |. WNSLOW AVER.
CHICAGO THROAT AND LUNG
INSTITUTE.
To AL Afflicted with Catarrh, Throat Disease,
and Affections Of the Chest.

DR.. ]. Wins1ow Aver, Physic,an for Affections OF
the Throat and Chest, aiccormic.='s Building,
cotner Of Randolph and Dearborn strects, gives
lis entire attention. 70 tLs department. Of pra:tice
T. II especially Desirable That all who have need of
n.cd'ca aid, eithet. for Cata1lh, Asthma, Bron-
chitis, o. Consumption, should make early appl-
cation.
Rev E. ". Hagat, Rector 0: the Church OF the
Holy conRMqqr5ien; R!q5 Rev. :: L95d, AGENT Of Tue
bes Of the Legsleturc; c. ". Pulsiftr, E:g., mer-
chant; George n; Sim4o =, EsG-, OF the Michigan
y d C,rcnit Coun O; this ely; Can't. Wm. N.sou,
Cart. VIM: Sherman, Gov. \. r, TaI1madge, John
G. Eartlftt. Esq, and others o. this city, not to
mention 1undre6s froha out Of town, have certified
to Tie efficacy Of tie new practice.
de1E- eS402t
The Domestic Dyes
Prepared by Geo Il. Reed & Co., offer The simplest
and most perfect means Of dyeIng houeehold ap-
90 different shades, and include all the new and
feshionahle coo!s, and are pei iectly (a. Samples
cu1ed OF the druEgiEts. dcc7-Rg533 22t-NwEr
A EFw PrFrrwy FnTz F kunE Ey.ryrrrR =
, 1863-12-14
SOLDIERS FAMILIES.
Ladies, Relief efSoc1e1y.-Perm Or
EanizntIon-E1ect1o Of Officers.

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~ ~ go, VI ~ aao1ss n,sa tt,sus ~ sI9
es9aosisn"ent o1s eocle.s aot 11Vsaoln5 1of sos-
es nso At me %
=, lied n o,dcr br III. Z I Tfrtb.m and ~ ,no.
~ ~ o1 ' ~,.'a W ~
A. B, Kenyon, the Secretary, read the minutes Of
~1S .'.e. ~ 4osrs' ~ - "u.A "e.1
ed to draft Constitution md BYLAWS submitted
her reno,t xxb,cb .f.er thoron1i, d,ecnso1or ,p,,
1SrrasS =. fomn1s.~ 47S71'A'' "N7
"aop'se' ~ an eono"e'-
coxsTtTT11on or TIE SOCIETY.
.dias ne1;eT Has9otr geets Il sGaH ne canea Ine
.a; S As,ssa eeeaety i6r So.aels Famiiiea ana
AfSoeado1; fSoeado1;,,~, e',.,s 49,, . sA1'sl.A
so!e!y u e Rsy.asnt q ess doiIa5, sana.ll! ~
rresidents Secretary, Treasurer, and Executive
oeea az se Ss s1 sness members IN addition to the
- AET; 4.1The President, Of in heF absence, the
Hlcs I1ssadcnt: shall preside at The meetings OF
lug 9ocety2 T1n Mna 9s 1ne GAecuISe ~ Comoa1ee
ec1;ncs H. af ehe1 sna 1,e 1eep ~ ,stt sesora o.
qafed y he the seeies and attend to furnishing
Aonees 70 tns p p1sss. p
court d Ill monss TeceVe ana p,y the
Tvsl a g2 us - u . tne 1oong Men CAr1stan
AZ "no IL 10 Keep separate account OF
~ NSrI % THE Exeeut,ve comm1ttee eb,1, eyer.
<te = rsTe.ni crn1rTi ~ H. hna;ncs. ~ .ha Sori.
etv, stftnr1 IN cnnrrrf VIII, thc E@scnttva Go,n
T.itieae ~ 4ha Sssnc1nte Snc,ct;cs ~eA4
Act. .s.-Thc visiting Committee shall be chosen
1Jere fiaii be slx snnointed feom each distrct and
the d;sis3cts .iafl III the ssme as to.e Or the
.I 3isit1s0'ofs Of the Young Mems Christian A'so.
mite ehst asvc Tccsipt u for IN all moaes receved
AUdjtinc commi:1ee Tor ali money cSpcndea. ~ '''
The forccn,ur articles wcrr read, discussed and
, 1863-12-14
Tribute to Dr. Hunter, So Washing
ton Street.
No. 1s9 WEar kxxzlK STREET,
frh3rar1 tSc1 n.

To the Editor Of tho TRIBUNE:
effectiveness OF the treatment Of affections Of the
lungs by DR.. James Hunter, having myself e1pe-
rfenced its happy: results. I had been suffering
from Bronchitis, by which WAS at one time, dur.
ing the year 1851, go greatly reduced that MY at
teIding physician and friends at the time despair
ed o1mJ recovery: Ilinge5ea , on In an nnceItai9
him snd placed myself under his care. ! Ihad great
oppression III breathing, cough. e1pcctoratIon,
commenced inhaiing the remedies DR.. James Hun
ter prescribed for me, began to feel the change.
1lybreathing gEsdqally and steadily became moro
nee; my cough and c1pectorstion entirely disap-
pcared my general condition improved from day
10 day, until in the course Of a few months was
as strong and healthy Is ever was, and hayerc-
fained TITS remarkable improvement. Weighing 10
day twenty pounds more than did when placed
myself under Dr. Jamcr Hunters care.
II. r. CLARK.
DR.. R. 81. Hunters office L. No. 50 Washington
street, where DR.. james Hunter may be consulted
daily from 10 a. II. to 2. II.
~
, 1863-12-14
Night Blooming Cereus.
Night Blooming CeEeus.
Night Blooming Cereu9.
Night Blooming Cereug.
Might Blooming Cereus.
Night Blo0mfn. CeFeua.
Night blooming Cefeusz

most exquisite delicate and fragrant perfume,
distilled from which It takes its name.
Manufactured only BY PuALow i soH,
EEwARE OF coUETEEFE1Ts
ASK FoR rHA1OS's--TAKR NO oTnER.
noss-ra6-1m Sold by Druggists generally.
Go TO TEE BEsr-Go to Bryant & Strattoa's
Chicago Commercial College, 10 get = thorough
practical business education For circulars ad-
drees (enclosing stampsl EBFAsr s. SITUATION,
Chicago, Illinois.
e~ Diseases Of the Nervous. semInal Urinary
ard Sexual 8ystems-neW and reliable 1eatn en-
in reports of the Howard Associatfon-sen by uaN
In sealed letter envelopes, tce Of charge. Address
d.. J. skillin Houghton,. Howard Association, No.
26oath Ninth street, Philadelphia, Pa.
uoa4-r6c7-an1
LEASING ABAxDoEED P1AsrAT1oss.-Rev. T.. L.
Liyermore, one Ct the U. 8. Commissioners for
leasing abandoned Plantations On the Lower Mis-
eteEfppt river will be found 1t the Lloyd House,
formerly the WaringH Housc) IN Racine Wis to con-
fer with parties wishing invest in the enterprise
He will Be found there from Tuesday TIL Friday p
m.. OF each week. From Friday p N. till 1he iol-
lowing Tuesday be will be ready to visit the sur
rounding c1ties md lecture on the subject. II i7vi-
tatfon from parties IN such towns. FREQ Iunsc .nl
tree lecture. Address L. s, Livermore, U. 8. C.,
Racine, Wis.,
, 1863-12-14
w ESTERN UNION COLLEGE
AND
MILITARY ACADEMY.

The highest Literary advantages sre offered with
age q fourteen dearipK enter shs Cadet Cops aer
January 1st. Will pteaae address without d6lal.
COL, D. 8. COTkKr. freeideat;,
deli oe{Ht2t Fattos. I'LL
, 1863-12-14

Eeononise by Dyeing your cast of Garments
and Trs1aminge with the Domestic Dyss-so diffeY-
ent t&olors, including Ill the new and fashions
BILE shades. Price only is or 20 cents per Package
See samples OF eolo1s at the Druggists.
dec14-ecc55a2!11t-znW&f.
, 1863-12-14
TTINELAND - Lands To

NINELAND = Lands = To al
wanting FArma-La1gc and thriving settlement,
mild and henlhfnl climate, 80 miles south OF Phlladel.
phia By railroad Rich so. produces large
tracts from rs to 60 per acre, payAble within fou:
others: churches, schools and coed society. It
the most improving psce. East or West. Hundreds
are settling and building. The beauty with which the
Blaee laia egt 6 uasHspassed: Lsttsrs saswessa
wifi be sent nee. Address CHAS. &. Lands, Vlne-
land Pos: Omce, CambeElapd county, New Jersey;
Of the Tribune: It a OF the most extensive fertile
tracts. In an almost leyel position and Suitable condi
ton for pleasant farming that We know this sde OF
the Western psatzlcs. ocN-oN9s1n
, 1863-12-14
WAR Meeting,

The Board OF Supervisors Of Cook County. met
In session on Saturday morning, at . o'clock pur-
snant to adjournment. 3.
The minutes OF tho preceding days business
were resd and approved.
The Board then entered upon the business Of
drawing Jurors to ee1ye In the Superior aud Circuit
courts.
MISCELLANEOUS BCs1xEss.
Supervisor Myrick offered resolution author
izing the Committee on Roads and Bridges to In
epect the Vincrnnes road for the improvement of
u portion Of which tho gum OF 5000 WIS donated
the work be found done according to the instruc-
tions OF the Eoar that the Clerk be directed to is
FEC orders for the sum Of 500, payable to tho
Tie Committee On Jail and Jail Accounts re-
ror.edon the following bills and recommended
, 1863-12-14

ssWn1nrd's.'' Mt Washington;
"Metropolitnn'' and Fifth Avenue" at New
York, ard many other tirst-clnss hotels, rse Bur
nett'a celebrated Extracts for aayoEtnS. Sold ay-
erywhere. dec II 35l. st N n & & Wky
, 1863-12-14

POARDING.-Two gentleman
IL can be furnished With pleasant room and good
boardefs, Address IN r." Tribune once Of call at
rs.idcrc &c I'D North Peoria streut. dotlsa9sif
nor SALE-A good secondhand
II cnA1n1, With harness % match Buitt By Jsaes
HeI1 soo Boston: Wil, be eeld q EEsAt hs[sH4s M
RIAQE sA0F. s. Fzzakiia strset, dal&ssEslS
, 1863-12-14

Physicians for the treatment Of Diseases Of
the Throat and Lungs, would caution the
public against the Imposition Of a person
named Backett. who advertises. as a ply
sician on Randolph street, under the style
Of Drs. ". d J. Hunter and Vonhaden.- No
such firm e1ists-one person representing all tho
err. To ore he ie pr. j. Hunter; to another he is
Vonbadcp, &c. The real name o; this person Is
Henry Claude Eaekstt, the name OF Hunter being
assumed for The purpose of misleading those seek.
ing Medical Advice, and Is fraud upon the public
Dts. R. i ]. Hunters only Office in Chicago. Is
No. S Washington street, and in New York No.
SG2 Broadway 1efSs51lsw,E Hw
, 1863-12-14
LOCAL MATTERS.

Kx1H AND scissors sSHARrEsER.-Probab1y the
most complete, simple and effective machine ever
invented for sharpening knives, shears and scis-
so1s, il that foI tase By Smith & Tanner, Sc Wash
iugton street. The work is accomplished By aolid
emery wheels, which with proper c7rc, last for
years. The machine Is what It Is represented to
be-a perfect knife and SCISSORS shaFpe1es-cau
be understood and used By ALL and is not liabet to
get out Of order, is cheap and durable Every
houFekecper who hates dull kniTes and scissors
should have one, before Christmas. Call at 80
Washington street, and see them, and when once
understood and appreciated, you win he snre to
buy one.
, 1863-12-14

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Lady Managers Of the
Nursery and Half Orphan Asylum acknowledge
the receipt Of $a5 from jacob Rehm and Of $40
from Col. F. 4. Eastman, contributed to the Mar
, 1863-12-14
CARD.

Drs. II. d =. Hunter, Of No. 50 Wash.
!nEton Street. Chicago, and No. $50
Rr0adxgaY, New York.
, 1863-12-14
3l0St.
; ':iFQ1tll1.

FOCND Near the corner Of
~ Throop and Van Bnrcn streets, one Bed and
Bedding which the owner can hare by calling ut the
corner Of Throcp and Van Enrcn, proving property
and paving charges. MRS. E. B. MANNING.
dec1lsssS1t
FOUND-On State street, Sunday
1nency. TIE owner can have II by eslllng at the
Pos1master's room, proving property and paying
charges declE1t
, 1863-12-14
DIED.
RfaI 35State f0r Sale.

In this city, Dec. eth. FANNY HAWEs, daushts
OF Henry II. and Mary J. Wimarih, aged Wecl
and day1.
, 1863-12-14
Sanitary Commission Collectors.

Sanitary Commission Collectors.
Editors Chicago Tribune:
In reply to Jour latter from Versailles, Bsowr
county, ILL.,, We would state that the Commission
employs very few ageEts to solicit fluids. In al
cases where collections are made, the money hai
better be sent to the Chicago Commission BY cx
press. Mr. c. Collins is not employed by thil
Commission OF the Western Santtatafy Commits
sion, but may be q State Agent.
MAEK SKuTSER,
President Chicago San. Com.
, 1863-12-14
AMUSEM EN- rs,

uaes, @ harmony VIII be- ns1a sad ito to learn ear s that u.
R,cc Family III ,ivs me- e9 thsir nonn,.r rn.er.
.s,.a.a s >. ",n pu u.M u - n ,.1sd.r a.sn;n.
next. although this troupe have never given
performance IN this city, except On the occasion
- tha Eo,thwasta.n W. .zheo tber oenerou.1v
rendered their services Tor that oenehcent purpose
yet they have reputation In the West which
classes them as No, In ai the elements that arc
s.ra sn.a ~ r,a.so -, .,I;sn.o rha comn,nvia.
sa1o sufe " p'eaee ao naulencc. 1Ae .v"pa, =
composed OF four pefsons-Mtsaes Maf1a and
Florence and Measre. II. B. and u. B. Rice. Ad-
, 1863-12-14
BOARD or SUPERVISORS.


The War Fund-Bounties to voluntccrs-Vet-
erans-lloW the Honey Shall be Raised.
, 1863-12-14

M A n TED-A man from each
~ Co9ntyfn the Northwest, to manufacture and
SCI! one Of tile best selling ARTICLES sold IL The
United States-an article that can 30 sod TO nearly
esefy amily @ II .he land and no farmer vim d. viii.
At cost Of Is cents, leaving clear proas Of 1eary
q; go psT cent; Any pesson male or female possessed
BY ,nanutctut1E and selling this article Full ii.
stIuStlons furnished on receipt Of q, and exclusive
Of employment, or those working on small salaries,
san make Eood wages By spending four Or I've hours
daily tc selling this article. Letters containing In
current funds VIII receive prompt attention Address
e. +k.SIEAESS, Post Office Boz l781, Chicago.
, 1863-12-14

DISCHARGED AND hafR1soSED.-Haryey
Carter, colored waiter in the Sherman House,
who was tried In the Police Court On Friday, On
charge Of larceny and acquitted WIS arrested yc5-
terday or 3 charge OF passing a counterfeit so
$500,
, 1863-12-14

FATAL RA1LRoAD Acc1DEHT.-Acting Coro-
ner Sumnerdeld held an inquest On Saturday on the
body Of George Batie, whose death from IN acci-
dent On the Northwestern Railroad wa; reported
In the TRBrHE ofTr1day. The evidence disclosed
but little Of the circumstances attending his DEATH
He was brakeman On the road, and was r1nniug
On the passenger train at the time Of tho accident.
The train had nearly reached Hidgeville, NcHenry
county,;whsn it was found that an extra t.ain wss
standing at the station. 1t Is supposed that the
deceased went forward with the intention o. jump
ing to the ground, and that in 80 doing be got
caught between the engine and tender, when tbs
two trains collided. He was crushed terrible
about the hips and b1ed to death, An engine was
dispatched to Woodstock for physician, but the
man waa dead almost before It left the station.
The body was brought home to Chicago; he re-
sided on the corner Of Carroll and Union str.ets.
He Was about seventeen years of age, and bore a
good character. his mother IL nearly frantic st
Els loss.
The conductor testified on the Inquest that the
night was misty, and the red Lights Of the other
t1ain--an express he!ght-looked farther OF than
they really were; that tho engineer did not whistle
down the breaks nor TerefBe the engine as he
ought to hare done; that tho witness anticipated
collision and put on the breaks himself as rapidly
possible, ard that be did not think the epsnery
was attending to his dutfes. The Jury returned a
verdict In accordance with tho facts, and incorpo
ratcd therein the conclusion that the collision was
caueed bv cafCesAueaa on tho bart Of tha enriuapr
, 1863-12-14

DOR SALE-125Lots, constituting
4 Block 3 Canal Tru.tecs' Subdivision Of Section
1frontIng West Indiana. Ashicy md Fourth: :sts.
Tssms LIBERAL Apply to OGDEN: FLEETWOOD q
co. dei3 ss2.sm II wa7
FOR SALE-The south half Of Sec
tion e g l.: consisting q 50 acres of the a9es.
At Lyons the line OF the Chicago, Burlington and
Quincy Railroad. a part of this tract Is with
ahandsoMe gtosth q wood. Terms liberal. Apply
to OGDEN. FLEETWOOD + CO.
TOR SALE-o5 Lots in Block 5,
Il ssEpsnn GEeene's Additien. fronting M On s:mR
iS %ooD 6ss c6 Germs LIBERAL Apply t. WaT
FOR SALE.-Improred Farms.
Il 200 acres near Aurora.
4c1scres neas GAt1ner. ......
$40 acres In Whisestde County: Fer aals cheap oy
de1sss56-7t NOT metropolitan Block.
FOR SALE-On State street. Lot
4 2oxl7o on tht southeast corner Ct State and
Liberty or Fourteenth street. choice lot for gro
Gerry Or market stand. Apply TO- A. J. AvERELL,
EeAt Estate Broker, No.7 Metropolitan Block.
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TOR SALE-Valuable Residence
e property. 10 Lots Oh Wabash, Nichigan and In
diana avenues, favorable terms. IN lots to suit
purchasers. The above lots 10 the "HeErinwton"
tract, near Literty Or Fourteenth street: Apply to
A., J. AyEKEL1, kea1 Estate Broker, Ne: Metro
pollian Block. de1a sGl7t