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The Placer herald., 1864-10-29

"Hencefortb, we fly the banner Of Abra
ham Lincoln for the next Presidency.
". Y. Tribune
1t has been suggested that the poet of the
Tribune should commemorate this great oc
casion by another ode commencing
Haul down the Haunting lie.'
Louisville Journal
The Placer herald., 1864-10-29

ded and the answers givea on the said sxaninA-
ton therein mentioned
JAMES B. ROGERS,
President Of the Board of Supervisors Of Placer
county.
Subscribed and sworn to before me THE 10th
day of September, A. D. 1864.
u. =. County Clerk with the seal Of the Coon
(~) ty Court Of said County amxed.
TINT, REV. STAMPS CENTS.
The Placer herald., 1864-10-29

State of California, County Of Placer:
James r. Rogers being duly sworn, deposes and
says that the foregoing report is true, and that
the accompanying list Of questions and answers
is true ltss aud report of tbs questions psopouu
The Placer herald., 1864-10-29

Inc lOur Reviews ana biaCkWOOO.. IL w
~ Subscriptions received for all the Sun Fran
cisco Dailies, ut Publishers Prices.
Any Newspaper, Magazine or Review not men,
toned in the above list will be furn ished to order
Orders for Books, Music, Fancy Al ticles, &C.. fill
ed promptly at the lowest market rates. Sub
scriptions payable invariably in advance.
Address, J. STRATMAN,
News Agent, San Francisco.
The Placer herald., 1864-10-29
l5th--By what orran cement has the work been
performed beyond the drst eighteen miles, to New

l5th-By what arrangement has the work been
performed beyond the 1rst eighteen miles, to New
Castlef
Answer--The work was done BY contract. Sec
tions nineteen and twenty, Collins, contractor,
received two thousand and fOrty-f0ur dollars and
eighty four cents in cash. and in stock three hum
dred dollars; and for the same sections, c. Crock
er, contractor received fifteen thousand two hun
dred and twenty six dollars and seventy-fve CENTS
making q total of seventeen thousand five hundred
and seventy-one dollars and nine cents. Sections
twenty one, twenty-five, twenty-three and twenty
in cash, twenty FIVE thousand seven hundred and
seventy six dollars aud two cents, and in stock
four thousand five hundred dollars, making
a total of thirty thousand two hundred and
seventy six dollars and two cents. Sections
twenty five, twenty six and twenty-seven, G. D.
Bates contractor, received in cash. thirty one
thousand two hundred and twenty eight dollars
and eighty eight cents, and in stock five thousand
five hundred dollars making total of thirty six
thousand seven hundred and twenty eight dollars
and eighty eight cents. Sections twenty eight
and twenty nine, S. D. Smith contractor, received
in cash, forty three thousand three hundred and
thirty one dollars and sixty four cents, and in
stock seven thousand six hundred dollars, making
n total of fifty thousand nine hundred and thirty
one dollars and sixty four cents. Sections thirty
aud thirty.one, c. Crocker, contractor, received
in cash sixty-fve thousand five hundred and
thirty-seve dollars and forty.two cents, and in
stock eleven thousand six hundred dollars, max
ing total of seventy-seven thousand one hun
dred and thirty seven dollars and fortytwo cents
RECAPITULATION:
The Placer herald., 1864-10-29
RECAPITULArION:


16th-What amount of cash, stock or bonds
have been paid for work beyond Newcastle?
Answer-Work beyond Newcastle is being
done by the Company
17th-Does any contract exist, and if 80, with
whom, for work beyond Newcastle?
Answe There is no existing contract for work
to be done beyond Newcastle.
lSth-What is the amount of monthly esti-
mates for work now being performed, or gradua-
tions, with the price paid for such work!
Answer-We will not give you the answer,
that it may be used by our enemies
19th-Who is building the telegraph lines
What price is paid for the same, and how is it
paid?
Answer-The telegraph line was built by the
Company. and by days work. Cash was paid
for the same. The whole cost will not amount to
-well we do not wish to give you the in
, 1864-10-28

no land, no home, and can do nothing. cam
nothing, and possess nothing DIE ana1 De-
longs to bis mRster."
Hon. J. ". sprstt, speaking OF the differ
enee between the two conflicting powe1s,
the North and south-the Republic and the
Confederacy-ssys: .----
"1n the one, there is hired labor; IN ths
other, slave labor. In the one. iaoof Is vol
untnry; In the other, it Is nnvoiuntafy. n
the North, the laborezs are paid IN the
South, the lahorers are not paid. In the
North. labor il free; In the South 1t Is cou'
pulsory. In the North, the laborera have
elective franchise; In the sonths theY nave
1t not. In the North, the 1aborer bus po Ter
to r1se, and dispose Of the fruits OF bis II.
Dor; in the south, the laborer has no power
to rise, and dispose Of hta earnings Ihe
coLteat between three two states is ineVtta-
b1e-'
t'Thcre are s!due raees born to labor, and
master races born to govern, aud cont.ol the
fruits of labor."-Rtchmord E1aniner, 1858.
s.WE BELIEVE CAPITAL SHOULD
OWN LABOR. Is there any doubt that there
ehou1d be laboring class everywhere! In
all'count1ies, and under every form Of GOV
ernment and civilization, there must be q la-
bor,ng claes-a claes Of men who get their
living by the sweat of their brow; and then
there must be another class, TO CONTROL TIE
FRUITS OF THEIR LABoR."-[Hersehel '.
.T0hneon1
, 1864-10-28
New York Market.

NEW YORK, Thursdhy Evening. Oct. r, l864.
Co1r0Y-StE4dy at II 7S@l.23 for tltddi!nK
FLouR-stAte snd NeuteIn 1nal3c better aud qntta
ac,iye. Gales nt $943a355 for extra stAte; 4'9458
Il IS Ter extra r%und hooo Ohio and t8t8s2.G for
trade b.at de-nKlket icosuG 1rm. No SELL ars at In
side quotaton. 1ncluded IN the salea ara co b:ls
e1sIs tate .nd last eTe1inG for NoVeuoaF sad De-
Wn1srT-Hssvy aud'decl,ning. Sales At a. 1.72a174
fer Wt.tern-chleaJ at Sts2u.i Is. and clos1ng at
@GxA1x-Tte supply Of wheat IL guilt. limited. ana
win = good demand, partly tDaculaave. prfces are
SAFE hiRher Sale1 ef * 1l@2 = for No chicago
Suing. 11,1s0As9 for coed Winter Red Westssn !;
{{,HE@2.s5 for Amber Michigan e7d y 5 for White
NesItfu, Rye scarce and 1fmsr- Western 39-a5
Bailey heavy. Corn lc bstttr but closea qutt With
ID ia proTenent at the lAss Sales AZ S51 81 81 fot
Mt1e1 West etn-cioalnE at made pr1ce. Oat1 dull
and de cllning. Bales st 9ss for Western.
WOOL Quiet ann steady.
GRoC1Btne-Codea du4 and pIites nomlnatl5 m.
ch1nged- Sugar atead3 and II mo3efa:e demsa3 =;
s7a.$c ior Porto Kco; 171aioc Tor auseovAdo. NO
P1TEoLrun-pull md lower. Crude u tsat.kc.
f1oylsIoss-Po.k ooered decidedly lover and
3s0Co Tor mesa ~ toefs23 for new d2, casn. and
prime; and "a fc1t15n 1or prime ntss; also, S.
bfis new eas AL SGv rhee. part At SIS 81. Beet
steady, with fair demand, at $s0s0S.5o Tor ceuatrs
mos 1ts.0Gi5s 20 TOR tepacRed mess; and 9.8.Oy3
u Co for: extra mees Beef tAms Arm It .5s. cut
met hrm It 16N 8tsxc for ahoulde!s and d lsH9a: c
for hams. Lard nss active at 2o2k24r. Batter 10
noder.te demand; better qualities s:1rce and asnss
n n odtratc xe0uest 8s l4977c.
, 1864-10-28
Rfp HafkEt B{tteI8.

These Bltte4s are prepared IN pure BOURBON Whls.
~, from combination Of oVer twenty al1efeot
frds 81 roots barka and he1bs WHICH sct "a per1eea
concert one with the other. prepares HoIa tne of1l
nal formula giye1 by TIC great CHIEF Hed ttcket e
d. Chaplin, Who used Them Auecesn1lY 10 ~ RfsEs
lies for 1ay years aud BY thar usd gained 70 Ereaa
anopnlatttY Id Tho treatment and Euta OF gyspep1lA
Iiyer Couplsint, ConEhp8uon. eick and hGVout
Headache, Fevef and AG9e. a9d al! d1es4e1 a[l1111
from t0Tpld liver aud in0lEeannr Fe1sona anAeftH1
ftcm eittef ioaIhe1me d1se9Ses WILL nnd suiS
cye by the use Of tneee Bttte1. whic1 ase per1ec3
pSfe and free fgc ell those aru21 au1 pols9ns 9ta
ss1y put up Ii such p.epatatonh and painaed % q
n nsuspectln9 public single sTial Es1i S9nvinss
;s yirtue which no other BtttaIs possess.
they strengthen and tnvtgorate tho 1ystsns
They ere une4ua1ed for general debility.
They are 4 6uIo cure TOR dyspepalA.
They give good and healthy appetite.
They asaist digestion.
rhev aro the best stimulAnt in e1dttsnes.
They are preventive Of Feya and Aqua
They reliovs eonstipatiou+
they cure nervous headacte.
Thsy arc pe13eetly purs and palatable.
The Red jactet Bitters ara sold IN quart bottles ~
ali drucRist1 and dealers throughout the coullI.
Cs]l for He'd Jacket and tAko no other.
CircularB to the trade tuppHed On application 70
BENNETT PETERS l. co.,
FL Hlver Street, Chicago
ly.lteEF &thp
, 1864-10-28
ILLINOIS AND MICHIGAN CANAL.
Especial Dispatch to the Chicago TEibune.]

B2DQEPoRT. ThuEsday. Oct. a.
CLrAR1D-Gen. Mcclellan, La9alle. rs bzls Balt;
6ts1s and Stripes, No tss 66. .ssi lumber, 5000 1Ath
H G. Gaylord. Lockpott; Ottawa. ostswa. 6a-ssa it
lumber.
Ash1vxD-D. Hess, Lemont, Is yds dimension stont:
AdEsnce Lemont, 4B yds dtmens1on stone; Kesolute,
Lernont, 20 yds rubble stone r. G. Loonit GemonE,
Republic Mor1ts. $50 tons cosi Onward. Joliet. 4Yn
bu oats. hoq bn barley Resests, Asnk*kae Feeder;
Imperial, IccEpoEt, B43 Oh ba Icy, liza bu Corus
a3 bu rye, 500 bbls flour. 26I bu Deans.
BafDa1poaT, Oct. 27-9 Pm.
-cLKABEp-D1l1I. Mcrris; Chanpsnon. Kankakee
kes Feeoer. $ .9-o5 feet lumhse: AdTance, Lamont;
4. Tufnham, Prison R.solute. Lem onr Maple Leaf,
non1 Alira, Prison, 1850 feet lumber, $3.50 NJ
stAvea an7 heading. ls,la9 rs hoop poles; II. G.
Lo. mis-. Iemont- go. ....
AER1v1p-Indnssy. nlrdsnrisge. 100 tons earth.
tatb M scraps iron: Unadllla, Marsttlles, 7ooopu
cnfn. 9tfU IN o1tA Sol hu rye.
, 1864-10-28

IEpeciai Dispatch to the Chicago Tr1oane.1
M1LwAukxx, Thursday, Oct. n.
FLoUR-Firner, but Inactive. Sales 2,09a brls
B,1cs Hills. double extra On psivate tsrns.
eHAm-Wheat-Rtceip:a ..(tn bu- MazEet 29st
better. Sales this morning q te9 bu 1t S:.7791.75
Change, 1f00 bu 1t sann nZureclosl9g dsm at out
SIDE quotations. ORta3aleB 100 bu At sc IN store.
Hafley-El.I3 Tor fair delivered.
LIVE H5os-Receints 1ts8. Market steady. Sales
176 averaging 20 Ds At s97s and L. Averaging $50 ns
nt
, 1864-10-28

Diseases Of the Nervous, Semlnal, Urinayy,
and Sexual Systems. New and reliable treatment,
IN reports Of the Howard Association. Sent by
dress Dr.. j. skilion Houshton, Howard Associa-
tton, No. South Ninth street, Philadelphia, Pa.
ec24t97 4m
, 1864-10-28

Co TO TIE PEsr.-Go to Bryant & STATIONS
Chicago Commerc,al College to got thorough,
practical busness education. Or to become good
ior citc1laxe, Bryant & STRATIoN. Chicago, u.
, 1864-10-28

sozDua's YoyE,-A vote taken In tue 1870 reg.-
ment. one hundred day troops, Colonel T. ]. Pick
ett p,va nm ,or LINCOLN, and tho balance OF forty
ior Mcclellan The Itntes. Of this city, has been
trying 10 mai ulactnre a vote for tts nominee ont
OF that regiment; 1t WaB miserable tAiule.
, 1864-10-28
Bparnlllq.

Z EOAKDIKG.-Th3ee or fl Ut gen
~ t1enen cen be accommodated With boald and
p1tAfsnt sooms 1t No. SO Frankltu ttreet. bstween
pt%-y1NY
, 1864-10-28

BALTIMORE O1srERs.-Thote wanting the bert
oysters should ordey OF George Miller s. Co !.
wholesale and retail depot, 11 Dearborn street,
Chicago. r. o. Box, 412. oc25 n83oGt
, 1864-10-28
Beneflt>-Mr. T. G. Riggs takes 8 benefit at
the Varieties this eYerlng.

w nr. James, formerly OF James' Lock Hos-
piial, Custom House street, New Orleans, Ii es-
tabhehed in 1850 now located at s6 Randolph
street between state ana Dearborn Streets specta-
IT IN the treatment q infections yenetsal dlsor-
DR.. James cures Syphilis In It's various stases
without mercury. iooide potash, or any poison,
but With neutrazer, positive cure for this ter
rtble di.ease spermstorrhoea radically cufed with
an lnfallible method. In,posencg, caused from
SpermatorrEoet or loss Of semen-thsa debility,
cutc, where the organs are perfect in formation,
prcducing full power and riROr.
Dr.. James Office aud parloEs are 86 Randolph
street. Ali consnitators confidential oet2a55-v7.it
, 1864-10-28

POARUING-Want,d d for 8 gen
- tlemsn and wtfs. West site preteHad:. Al.
drE.sP- Q. BE 4853 ee23yl01-lr
, 1864-10-28

-B For Underwear, Wool Shirts, Hosiery,
Hapdkerceiefs, Bcarts,. Ties, Collar, &C., 70 to
Wilson's, 120 Dearborn st. ot25-uSa55t
, 1864-10-28

Tu1nrtrx4H WA1D.-Thete Will b meeting
this evening nj the Union men Of tho Thirteenth
W.sd ~ tbe corner Of Orchard street and North
avenue. Iii Union men are limited to be IN attend M
a1ce, Open 1t X O'Clock. Good speakers viii
address the meeting.
, 1864-10-28
LOCAL MATTERS.

Photographic Soctety.-The regular
monthly meet,ps Of the Northwestern Photo
graphic Society will te held at their new hall, on
the corner Of Washiugton and Dearborn streets,
h{o
, 1864-10-28

pOARDING.- Bca,dsr war ted
ID at 15s Eonth Jefferson street. Larzs xna
we'll furr.sE ed losng Fftsen o,iuntes WALK from
, 1864-10-28

Tes4e' nasscd Detroit.
Especial D, y tho Chicago Tr1buneJ
txrRogT, Thursday, Oct. a, 1s64.
o Ogden. Contest. Jessie.
DowN-6s Lav1encs. Fountain City, " Brown
Mechanic. Stampede, Hamlet, Racer.
Wind South.
, 1864-10-28

M A Fl r 1 H ID.

In tbs city, Get. 18th. By Rev. E. y. Patterson
.: r.. Nj. THOMAS MAHcHAN 7 eed Miss CARO-
LINE A. THOMAS. oi NEW York C1sY.
In MS city, Sept. Nh, st tho residence Of the
biite's father. 81 .xAe Rev. D. P AyeE@oEe. Nj.
GBOHGK P1NEEY ena AlsI LOUIE F. LIVER
AORE, all ofChtcA9o.
In Fniladephla Oct s7d. 3. tbs Church Of the Holy
Thirty. by Kev Phillip Blooks. Capt. GtoHGf @.
WE1TE, 4. Q. Nj k1l CAR0I1Ns H., dRukhter ol
Hen. Chas. Gl6bo, !, Of 4hlladelphla:
, 1864-10-28

WterSes IN ~ steara wheu t11in9 tho suages or
ehhsT the os1ent 1t 81 Soists. Ths gusee of
steam After dnding the pIessu' s.. exam,asd tae
nte1 rss 1oottnf1 on While uade this e1aminatton
and be e. ala thele vas plenty oil water in. After.
no4 ana Sea on aesn *efb s,4e a.
hee ~ titrnan ~ tha Tona gaDda eince the 91st ot
iss. July, and never hsd sDy difficulty With the
hr1linrH
, 1864-10-28

Fair for tho Illinois Street M1sslon.
Great success last night. House crowded. al
though weathe. very u1tavorable. To-nieht lr4t-
cIaae set ol tAbIeaux viii be presented, and all
shou1d attend. Reserved seats may be procured
from Blfes & Sharpe 1t 60 cents each.
, 1864-10-28

ford passenger train on the Galena division which
left this cty at four O'Clock in the afternoon, ex-
perieneed an accident near Wheaton. The cause
0t the detention ia supposed 10 have been the
breaking down OF q truck; the results were the
den olitfon Of couple Of baggage cars which were
Of travel TIL the line was cleared Of the debris.
ONE HUNDRED DAT REo1xa1Ts.-Three OF the
one hundred day regiments are still 1t Camp Fry,
awaitinR their psy. They arc theite9th, 140:h and
1879. Whose fsult is It that thsy are rot SLOWED
pain that they are ION often. Some Of them ara
already mtstered ont Of the service. II RE should
be able to aeceftatu on whose bead the blame
ought to fall, We shall not hesitate to locate 1t.
TuE Qr1HAr1c CoScERTH-seAts may still be
secured at BigGins' Music Store today, for the
ppesatic Ccreests. The company IL superb, and
rare model of The ttno1x d gra=ia, and Madame
Teeta 1nagnihrsn Mt contralto, both win be sure 10
leave IN amy Of Chicago admirers behind them.
skx1 Os.-The rebel Lieutenant caught recruit
fre IN Mount Sterling, last week. has been sent to
Chicago, for trial by Court Martial AT the time Of
the arrest he attempted to swallow his official pa
pers, bat dld not succeed. They will be used as
evidence against him.
Kn1xp.-Thonas Davis, house painter restd-
ing On Gratiot st1eet, fell from scafold On We'd
resday, and WIS 20 severely injured. thst be died
the came EVENING. BE was taken to the sisters n
nfMercy Hospital" ard properly cased foz. Cor
oper Wsgcer held An inquest yesterday. and fef'
diet Of ''accidental DEATH wss returned
FmE.-yeete.dsy morning, about seven o'c'ocE'
an alsrm OF fire was rang for the First Dlsu,cs'
owing to the burning out of chimney ~ the Ire
naont House. No damage was tntlcted'
R1yxn Accu1Nr.-The schooner "Annie Bell
from Butolo, vas ruu Into by propeller yes erday
Ner}r }ret hsk1n
, 1864-10-28

Agents Wsnted.-s15.Oo per day. Send
for circular. c. II. Dunn & Co., l8s Clark street.
nrsoar71Q.rt
, 1864-10-28

her NM INV Vas stove IN and she commenced
leakirr tadiv' Fortunately she had discharged
her cargo or She woa!d probably have sunk The
damage viii amount to about E5N
, 1864-10-28

H1xrH WARD ATrxar1oN.-A meeang Of tno
unlon men nj The Sixth Ward will be held this
evening A. ~ o'clock at the house Of H. NiemeJ-
e. Oh Canal etreet, for The purpose Of organizing
tie ward ior the coming election. By order Of the
WaY6 ronn,fttna
, 1864-10-28

ACCIDENT ". Dennlson, yonthtul
express driver, fell from his wagon yesterday, o.
Ma5I.on street, and sustained fracture OF the
right leg. he resides at No 81 Van Buren street.
, 1864-10-28

EOE SALE "A frame cottage
Il bousa of dye 1cons and four year leAsa Of los,
On Faqn1er STREET near Blue 1kane for ss10 ground
re- NJ tnjv fS2 per year. Immediate poaaeson given
4 tramA honta df nve 1onms and lease OF lot 70:
four on Green etsest betMeen r. ae1
leate sud improvements.
"A ffame cott4Sa house Of g1I fooua AUG nVe Veafa
leaee Of lot kwing Eueat near B'nn Alhnd 1voaan
Sysn xnnmnsr az other houses aud lots IN different
pai = CT The ~. hui1olng los river loss.
EAEUELA. EARGEET. Hes1 Kat1.e Ageat.
ec11 ngEf.St Nc. metropolitan 3 ock.
, 1864-10-28

Tomorrow evening Mai Gen. John n Palmer
OF this State, viii address the people Of chlcaZo
at Metropolitan Hall on the great and nomentous
Issues before the country. General Palmer hiss
long been regarded as clear and forclble epesker
and polished orator. Believing in the right of
COERCION he vent into the service at the breaking
out Of the rebellion, as Colonel OF the 14th Illinois
h1m illness tor commsnd, recommended him Tor
promotion, and he WAS accordingly comuissioned
as BHgadier. subsequently be won the . double
lie cum be1land, previous to the inception Of the
cLmpaien against Atlanta. was asslgned to the
command OF the 18th army corps, from which he
We ndrisc all who CAD, to 20 to the Union rally
at Metropolitan hail, as Gen. Pa1mer will present
bis Views on the rebellion ard the meals to put
1t down, gained from actusl observance IN the feld
, 1864-10-28
AmuHkMEWt8.

Destitute CHILDREN,
THURSDAY AND FRIDAY EvEN-
IEGs, OCT. 81 and 20.
Also
TAnLEAUX AND CONCERT,
Friday Evening, Oct. %,
At x10HT O'clock.
KYu.tc under the tie.ct'on CT NJ Baumhach.
Tickets Is cents; Reserved seass ~ cents. uc~t4
VARIETY THEATR E.
Nos LIS and LIT Dearborn strnet.
n CHADWICK. .P.ops1stos aud MANAGER
7. T.. F1TCH..........-...Actin2a aud stage Manager.
New StarBI New Att1aetions:!
MONDAY EvHS11a, OcroBEk 81.
Re.appea1ance Of the Old fsyo1ite MISS CLARA
BUTLER
Last week OF YAUDE eTANLEY. the beautiful
Ope1Ruc Voc1n9t.
Immense satcess Of JOHNNY ALAEa.
Several new STAN ae engaged and win hhosay sp-
Gn.ask or 71n-Dooss open at 6:ss; Curtain
'As's ~ '' SCALE OF PR1CBs:
Ptruuet.A, ceuta :. .DrcHz C1lcles - te1n
Private 8u1eA -.SS's 40 *4.sv
sngle Seats IN bo1es ..--.....s75 cent?
, 1864-10-28

PERSONAL Gen. Carl Schurz and Hon Schuyler
Ccllax VIII Ind letters to their addfess at this
nffi
, 1864-10-28

EuHxKA Coffee RoAsTkR,-We have Just seen
new and 1eat invention Tor roasting coffee, and
all 1ts substitutes, for the kitchen. It IS wire
c9}troez driven By elock,work. The apparatus is
wound up, eet on stove, and thenceforw.1d the
Nork Of roasting goss on Without supervision; the
l. equally good for 1o:Bing chestnnts or popping
COIL We look TO zee 1t extensively inod iced here
Eulika manufacturing Co., Of Boston, The factory
IL at Bristol, Connecticut,
, 1864-10-28

Am FOE TIE so1p1Ens.-on our second page
viii be found an extended report Of the proceed
tnes in Bryan hall yesterday afternoon, the object
being to prepare for holding fa lof tae penene OF
the gofdiers
, 1864-10-28

II applied tor foon. --,..-
seVtntY eight acres II Sac TO- 80. u tHo mica from
ncI8 y6olt J,LEWIs LEE, GH Clarkst.
TOR SALE-A nice two-story
Il fsame house Of eight rooms. snd 'ot 251125 fee.
With ,Ta1 barn. On petd& Qtlaet aaar AdAms TOT
$3.50. u.
EtI % jttt With barn, North Franklin street near
fIane honfe Of IL rooms. and 10: 2511to teet,
KTfpg HtIeat pesf EAlssed. toE y go.
Two ftaUe hCpgto and lois n We1s Taylor sTseE
nesr I}lue lt1snd avenue for 43.s00.
Risn. num6er Of othef houles sud lots ballc1az
iso' saHuRL a. SARGENT. Be nj Estate AGENT,
nre?.IAs1-1t No. Merrop .likA0 block.
, 1864-10-28

TEE EgEAI OF TIE WORKING MAs.-McCot-
NICK 10 pushed forward BY the secesh crsan as 4
fnend to the working men; It wonld not be dif-
ncult to prove tbat be Is their enemy. True, he
has given employment to lew, but it has always
1, Rfth ~ little outlay as posaihle. Loox at h{B
winter coAtsacit, ma. e 10 last through the snua-
mer, giving to the workmen the option Of working
all ihe yesr at starvation prices. and Of being liz
orally starved in the winter. Mccormick has paid
ont less money In wages in proportion to the work
done, than any other employer in Chicago, while
there Is no. snothef who has got SO much above
the value Of the article manufactured lie now
axis for the roles ol the very men whose feelings
he has outraged. and of whose necessities he has
70 lprg TAXI \ advantage.
, 1864-10-28

POARDIEG.-Wantsd, in pr1-
~ vate family, By gentleman And vile, . neatly
furnished room with coaId. Addfes8 &C NJ" foa&
nffr1. ntT0w
, 1864-10-28

ROARD1NG.-A ytung gentle
- man de1!res beard IN q pirsl.nt houss on tbs
aonib stde Adcress 'B.' BOX 034 r.o.
, 1864-10-28

rent. A suit
~ Of untunisned rooms With board st 1 Is Wa.
,tah ayHuQe, otx3 Y.S2t
, 1864-10-28

DOARDING.-Fur-. 1shed Rojms
- with heard can be had ut 2S4 sta.s1t.
, 1864-10-28

F1n1s.-About eight O'Clock last evening the
kerosene OH Refinery Of J. 8. Lawrence, On the
corner Of Illinois and KiuRabury streets, took fire
al was destroyed with most Of tts contents. The
loss ie sbost 81 900 on the bultag aud $500 On
stock. No Insurance The bulldogs we're owned
By J. L. WIlson, VI vi. etkA. The dre was ac
oriental. -
Aleo, ahout e31 O'Clock last night, the cooper
chop OF M. Callleae, on Wabash avenue, between
Like and River STREETS, Was destroyed. TIE loss
il email.
, 1864-10-28

FmE.--Yeete.dsy morning, about seven O'clock
an alsrrn OF fire Was rang for the First District,
oEtnr to the burning out of chimney at the Tre-
mont UnuAe No damage was inflicted.
, 1864-10-28

< M411dN4ET AII2rk UH tI1g C1EcuEf ELK6E,
The poor Copperhead German paper. misnamed
the Union. yesterday morning made false and
malicious attack On Vim. L. Church, Esq, the
Clerk OF the Circuit Court. It charges that Mr.,
Chulch. In the administration OF bis Office, has
ignored the German Republicans. Every German
In the toun!y who has ever had bueluess at the
Clerks Office knows this to be willtnl s!andes.
In the office are employed about fifteen men.
There dfteeu men do now, as they a1~aya have
tai1iy repieaent the. different nsttonalities, A.
nany Gefmans-takins an average during The 1ast
tour yeais-bAve been employed as Americans !;
eprlnkling OF snedes, EnRliehmen; and others.
II The enemies OF Nj. Church cannot trump up
charGe that has ore foundation than this one, be
principal employee now in the ot1ce-the Cashier
-is \ German, who Ia well known to every Ger
man in the city
, 1864-10-28

pHse. B1AxcHARp.-The friends OF this gentle
man, who has been On a Trip 10 Idaho this season,
and from whom we recently published an interest
ing letter, will he clad TO ]ea1n that on the 18th
inst be was At Denver City, Col Ter. en- rput6 for
when be returns, he Will preach from the te1t-sI
shall rot die but i've, and declare the works oithe
Lord
, 1864-10-28

OK 'CuAKaE.-Yesterday morning, Hon. Lyman
Trema'ne visited the Dosru Of Trade, by in7,ta-
tiop. The tajented orator wae introduced to the
members by the Tn sident, Colonel Hancock, and
div cred a BRIEF but eloquent address BE re-
msrs eo that the present was his second visit to
terms to 1t. mighty growth and great commercial
prosperity. In concinaon, he paid R1orionn t1ib+
nte 10 the Board Of Trade, and to the nobs part
Union and the suppression Of the rebellion. The
words OF the speaker we're breathed In IN ardent,
patriotic strain, marked BY a confident belief IN
The ultimate Bnccess OF ioysl men in their eorts TO
crush treason. lii. Tremaine lett the hail amid
tOrnaS OF aDnlauHe.