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building, 30 feet in With b1 1to in depth.
sh.se stories and basement r,.9nr 9n ~ ~
eonnected With it by q bridge over the
1B feet tliey way. It Is tbs intention to use the
uppt1 portion Of this bulloinR for the aeeommoda-
tion Of The officers and directors OF the Chamber
Of commefco The Structure viii bo proceeded
Eith It an earlY uase, and ts estimated to cost
$e5d00.
The following are tho names Of tAe officers orths
Chamber uf Commerce:
PFrst,NEH. H. Houeh.
V1oe Pesidsnt-V. A. Tufpfn.
: Dfr<ctofs-John I. Hancock, 2. L. Underwood,
Lyman Blzir, J. n. Richards, Geo. r Rumsey,
r. j. Bronson, Henry Milward, Daniel Thompeo1.
Hugh McIennau. Samuel n. Elckerson snd J. Z.
Pollard.
6<<TstdyYJ6hn +. Beatty.
Iftdrure7-Iohn Y. FarEell
II IL to tho labors and c1erioua Of thesa aentle-
men tha.s'hs city owes the eEsteucc 70 the aChag-
ber Of Commerce. We trust that they msy long
live to gather fncrt aset wealth and prosperity Ii
the balls Of the building, which owes to them it,
OrfQ1p.
, 1864-10-09
SOLDIERS HOME.
Meeting Of rke Beard OF Dlree.o.z-
moNtnty and Weekly eteport~-So, y,
p1intmcnIs OF fCommlttae4-Ro.
nations and DlscusRloRsL

TIE regular Ineet,re Of the Board OF Dls.c,c,s
Of the solditra' Home was held yeste.day aI}e,-
noon, 1t the Home, at FaiEr1ew, the President, T,
B. Bryan, E@q,. in the chair.
ard approved.
Mrs. Cushing, on behalf Of the LADIES' COMMITTEES
a inc sosdtefs Rest made the fo,o ~iug report OF
men ar q meals tot the week ending Ot&. Z:
- 4en keeeitee-FGdsy. Sept 20, 143; Saturday.
q; sa1dsy, So; Monday, 80; TnesdAy, LIE:
nss9stesdas, 70; ahufsdsy, 1aa; Friday, 6S; totO,
Meals sersed--Fndsy, 1,s4a: Saturday. ess: suu-
day: Us; ThnEedsy, 6l4-tn'al, 6,3N.
Abe committee IRON the Uoms rcnoytea 1or tha,
month"; ~ arrivals 80 de3.ttasrs namber ~ nrs nae
eent tn TIE Home, s5: nnmbez Of meals served.
$3.50. The Ineofca1 report indicated IL nanes ON
the rick list dusiDE the month, and x7a presrrin
lions given. There hare been no deaths. Aftfrise
have been donated 10 the medtcst dep1rtmtnf ~
pr: Gharies @. s1tth. @. ". 1deson, and J. Il.
The various committees reported slt th,ne, nro.
RrteeinR txvo14b1y At each Institution
The following donst'onA Were reported. Ss.,a
and Joeie kipgman, tbe feeult OF saIes of fsnc1
work effected BY them e 50 krs. MsnceJi TaIenft
10, Mr.. hsclett 81. Tbefe.nlts Of falr cottrn
up By Mary L. ard Carrie Smith, Lottio II Hrn~ns
and Molhe Aetzcar $l6425. The pfoceeds of =
chIld+s fsir originated BY Bale, Coopef, Ansia
latter liuo LADY Of tes mature age Of soven yesrs.
, 1864-10-09

DR.. Btgelow.-A friend tn nasd is Dr. B,ge
low 10 thoee afflicted with diseases sf private
chronic nature, and those persons Who suffer from
this class OF maadies should not hcsitase to apply
At once 70 bin tot that I'D Thea h. long expert
voluntary emIss1ous, nocturnal e1citattons, impo-
tense strtct1se. pzapas. gIeety diseh.tse'. Ee9s-
rtM a9fes, Old ueezatioas, innoenla1ed bones: I'd.
OF uiEeaec IN the feminal OF urinary organs wheth'
ef functional OF structural a.e eomhated By Aim
with such Huccepe that nls skill hiss been bI msny
considered aimost miraculous. In chronic diseases.
nhetat1 tha result Of " ueteh or scrofo'ous tant,
Or belonging to somo Other genus the Decor Ii at
hone. and thousands in thii city bea1 willing tes
um9nI 70 h1s Victories achieved IN their ctso In
deed is scarcely necessary to speak OF Dr.. BiEe-
low; bis namc and tsne are familiar in tho
mouth Is househnld words; his pralss Is on eTetT
tonene. None who hare entrusted themselves to
h,s trt a1mcnt hare ever found themselves troubled
oy thtee Tecurrent symptous which arc the too
sure results ofmcrcurial healIn9s. His cuTes are
not only tpe@ay and certain. hut permauent. II
you se 10 need Q! valuable medical advice, consult
D. BlEelnw. at his ot1ee, No. 179 CLARK streot cor
ncr OF Monroe. 0cto 91S-ft
, 1864-10-09

5sp55 ts auss,oD, sss Treasurer :.ia agSss ssse
The English chaFehe. q Chicago hsd n1iea on n
Dr.: RaymonG, q 'lS E1snston, aa was next intro
Gospel. Thts be handled with consammste xii, ill.,
the Gofpel ol Christ embodied al tbe siements of
civilization, and that through It znd by mcaus OF
I aloEe Tho people could only secure terrestrial
aRPnts, ass Fxao 1s 4 4 e e.. '.s f.,
God sonsesrste.. ttseli by suffering, to
een1ton o a@ae eerta,nty ttS tSas Gives e eaetas tas
to the church. Tho Goepel - savine because of
,5s t.1 truths @ 4. + tsseoss tsssht: tas di,iy
oftheic things a. arc reveeled In the Scriptures,
bei9g s.ia g dwe!l with Daily. The Gospel is :
terest in which he does not kno1, ana hence
knowledGe The stepping stone to ptety, and p1ay
without knowledge Of God is not based, on i arm
ttrnction. 70 that al msy De prepared to 70 forth
AID preach the Goepel. The spel1er draw con
TART between Ireland ard Scotland, Italv and
showed that the contrast was owing to The faet Of
there beinE.1 free binle in the one and NOT the
other. The addrsss was an able one, and listened
Rev. Dr. TEn6ie, Secretary o. tho Missionary
society, vas next introduced aud fpoke at length
on the oh]eetion Of he Church to spread the Cos
tte iaes, thst although al vere not Missiosssie..
still they could materially aid the mie.ion1rY call
and appeAled TO his beare1s not to deny the Cos.
pelto The heathen, but TO aid them In every way 10
obtain ''that pearl Of great pslee.'
The Rev. l. p. Head. q Rockford, ~as next IL
trodueed and epoke On "lte importance and In.
OF the Gofpel". he urged the efficacy of prayef
In the promotion OF the Gospel, fof where
ever pray Ser IL offered up for sinner, sympathy
mnst eowith 1t, or the praying will R.oW cold and
Sa1, eeass. Il H. only b. ptaye1 that re church At
nome can sacceeo and Rrow np IN usefulness.
loving 1,st ot otlcers for the Missionary Society,
hestdent-Th Presiding Blahop.
sWee.PFesiden-Rev, Il. Csews,
1Ftasxrtr-u.L L. Martin.
Astisfdat z1ea!untr-W. D. Shelton. E&
Setfef1ry-W, Fteucb.
AonoQeTs--F. A. Read. 8. g. Hsyermale, II. z.
Rih61nes L. ofmsteaa, 8. 4. y. Jewett. 8. Gny-
Dorm
The doxology Was then sung. the bened!cton
pronounced, and The meeting adjourned.
, 1864-10-09
st. L1u1s uSArkef.

I@Fs~-"@ 1@10k'HzSHV
sT. LoUrs, 9asurday Evening. Oet,e.
TonAcco-MArkes Actiye and n1m gor nj GRADES
FACTORY 1uss Ss.te0lo.2s; p1aatsss' common shsp.
Ping leaf 9lt@@l7'25; common and medium mana
fAc1u,tnK 1e45 @sa 50 2 lao ~.
>FLou1-Demand lscguiahng. Prices easier, Su.
perfne aaso aiasle e1ttA - and tSB5 for doublo
extra.
GA1n-Wheat Prices for rommen {slt II 8. fair
ana too9 tas: good and primu 81 % + il 81:
g GnnGs f. ~ y @ssSs9Se: CeF9-verY llttIo n markst-
1ats7,Maiket drm st yesterday pfice1 Barley ana
ns Sn aaes 1i osTity kspqssed saies Of re It
the mn3ktf. e"1b4ea "
, 1864-10-09
GG Gattten- 5ubstitutes.

w wANI1D'.-IO lulAl,n SxbsGl.
tutes fts dzatte4 nsn 1t ths pho.test not,os.
bs!s sqFs1ssa +, more ths9
s9ntaet!. Apply 70 J. A. Colby 4 CO.. SIS S,u&
t*o4AA1eot~ Oc2 t9f4&t
WANTED Substitutes or r. pre.
w sentative Recluta furnished at tba 1owe.t
faISs ny 99pienuoo q JAAR8 lU0Ui II. o-cc
y GS9A. A19s9 tu9At9 o~A-ESE1V
, 1864-10-09
Illinot1 and Michigan Canal
Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tzibuua.l

BRIDakPohr, Oct. 8-ep.m.
CLKArEp-Reruble, koEru: Golden Cloud, o.
towas 5t1 feat 1uml e.. 1Gs7 posts and 11oo9 lRsh
stass AID Stripes, Morris; n. l.. Adams No. =
P1isoo. 1aoo lbs stayta and heading. Resolu1e. Le
mons* II. g. Loomts, do,
ARa1vzD-Rosa Btl1e,' Lasa11e. $3.50 bu Rye.
1s9s hu Wheat. Advance, Lemont, 4s yds eiman.
sian atone. Retc1uta, Lemrnt, 81 yds rupple
stone. D'Hcsf. Lemont Is yes dinieusinn sfoue In,
petial. Loetpof $500 bu Corn, 40 Dbl. Flour, a1d
~ los sn1os. unelbs, attoEaA Ito bu Con, E;00
hn 0ats; MopaEeb, A,nookA Landing, 2X0 bu Wheat.
4M9 bu ostt: CatnRas Icctport, yG4o bu Wheat. S,
: BR1nd1PoKr. Saturday, Oct 50 ?. M
e, CLf4RED-D. Hesa. Lemont; Advance, do; 1upe.
for Eenaca, 1920 # lumber, 900 lath. 8o0 nck 20
nlls lme Letraux. Lasslle 1900 + lumber. IS 6sls
kftxS II .uusbtr. ~'
, 1864-10-09
d I E d.

On tas 6th tnts JOHN s0.Lfrr only son Of Haa-
y sno the Ate Hannah Cura!, ago1 yta,s. months
hno y &A{r. Funeral nom thA 1eti1eace Of his m.
rlt NJ W1. eolIltt 1.s We1t Jackson street. to day
ME O'Clock. FEtsnd Of TIE f&11ily tre lnf1red to
, 1864-10-09

Though II has been frequently described iu th.
InMua., tho above eut VIII givo q much better
Commerce. NOW in psocess OF erection on tbe cor. w.
ner OF Washington and Lakal1e streets, than col
uma Of E1ttten dctafls. When completed It iii
tectural a1ill Of Edwin Burlfng-massive ana A.
s,.ns;1 ste sa%e LINE we p1oportioned and wli Be
the bnaine+b men Of this city, who afe Wont 70
meet daily On the RiAlto. ~
Tbs e1chance room will be fitted up In the kseh-
est style Of aEt, With II the modern inprpyeme
and belng large and well ventilated viii ad tnt itso
peculiarly to the comfort OF those who MIR haYn
bn1tueas to transact there.
Tha dimenaions OF tho structure aYe as fslioxa.
Extreme height from basement door to
top o. fool. % feet
Eo1n1ca. ......-.................. u 81
m4oln VI " M&Aplo240n blfees............. W
Lepstn on l.asaHe street: :...........s..... 1885, ~
l8nkth 81 Exchange Hau................ 145
Height to ceiling. g.....................,.,.. d
, 1864-10-09

Albany Barley Mnrket-Oet, @.
Barley is the 1nls Aattc,e which shows aueht like
stead'reas Though lhets Is . sll1ht CONCESSION in
pt1cea sales arc not pFatFe the unesings are only
moderate and the transactions include 5000 pu Can.
s9A Esst on 4,Mo bn Canada West at Il No. and
9.o0s hu Go 91-9s all fcr mailing heEa.
, 1864-10-09
New York sntt n,r..t-n.+s q

The market continues dull, and prfceo arc uom!.
nal ts sa1d that X vices from Turks 1slsnds etate
ttAt thei hA1 bArn wAsh. thAk ihefn arc md
more :aa1 1oe:to2 enshs. sgt Iaft The oay saias
g: Martin, 70 tz11re. at shout 70 ceats and i553
bbsn CURACAO, on private terms.
1npcft ron January 1st, to Sept s til, 1851
1851. .hu4h 2A95 4s3 ppsh 2ti8Ea
, 1864-10-09
J4at1teU==ag agentg.

WANTEO-Agents wa1 ted to
TA1Lx s1~;Ha go M.onIna,, e,sast On ssia-, or
e. Het9tl ox,ce 99: Vesy hnsx slea.ua TO
osEo. limos Or col n Rcom 20 8, P:s: bndca
oeH t8sA 1tS
, 1864-10-09

HeaFo7eat Han to BsRt.-FhIk Han
II to rent ior N the purposes for which such hlIle
are ordinarily used. Terms motetata, Xpnlfca-
t1ons can b made At tha oEee, adjoining fhe en.
francs 70 mo da4s 1a1GhS&H.H
, 1864-10-09

Tho ar1angemsnts for heating and ventilation
to give = uniform Temperature and IN unlimited
supply ot ftesh air. Tais portion Of the work il
under the charge Of 4essra. Murray & Gold. On
eighteen feet In Width which win o5ye thst fde Of
tee hui Chg supe.ior faclisiea for obtaining light
throughout the building. Tbs stone ia OF Atbens
Talent. 0-~@~> -
The following list contains the names OF all the
eontr. stoss to whom portions OF tbs work hare
, 1864-10-09
New York Money Market

= Now 1ofk money Market
NEW YoRK, Saturday OctS,
MoHX1-EasY.
SrkRLIN9 EIuHAxGA-1lIa.
GoLD-HeAvy.end lowef. Opening at &1.99x a..
rs9sing to Saisx. declining to sl.ssH, cloelnx At
Tori e1rorte Ct Epecie to.day slssseo.
&ovxRNNKHf ar6CIa-StcaaY.
, 1864-10-09

Vessels Passed Detroit,
Especial Dltpstch to the Chicago Trfpune1
D1fRorr. Saturday Kyen1ns. Oct. 8.
Ur-NoDe.
DowN-Bart Hinona. Eewnnoy, Monitor, Wind.
N. " ERle. r-'
, 1864-10-09
nounee6. and the Conference Adjourned til b..E.
paat o'clock Monday morning.

A<AA4AaVUH aAHfAEE4. .
In the afternoon childfeu's meatiuu VIA hold
at the csrk street N. Z. Church. expressly for te
eenedt Of TIC little ones: The exezcees were con.
s. A. ". Jewett, OF Joliet, Ill, and proi" Psr.ine'
Of Albion College. Mich. Tas addresses deiiyernd
by these Rent1t1uen were allied with the plstnest
gospel truths, coucbed In LANGUAGE that could not
fail of being understood even BY the snslicst Of
the little ones. Even ttose present OF 4 larger
growth paid strict attention. and no doubt some
seed WAS eoNn IN eoi. not by tho wnysIde
1yEAIt1 EKHv1EKs,
A missionary meeting Was hed in the evening
at tho Wabash Avenue Methodist Church. In tne
Interest Of the Home sut Foreign M{salon Re1
q. Crews, Firet Vice PreaIdeRt Of the Conference.
In the chair.
Tho exercises wore opened BY singing the 9e9th
hymn
"Jesus shall reign wbere'er the SUM-
Aiter which IN earnest and impressive prayer
was offered BY Rev. David Tuah.
:, Rev. 4. L. MAfin, Treasurer OF the Conference,
then offered the following report, which was
aropted:
, 1864-10-09

Tie past week has been one radlca1ly uuisyor.
able TO auueeiaents, tne weather being not Of the
most agreeable, and many attractions Of stefner
moment outside: But neither tho drxlt upon the
popul stton or that upon ~ oaSAs psevented he
Dent- All were well pastonlzed, IN many esses to
aeVlezzs;'s-B.ndn.n +: eminent ssszsdi.n,
0thello, Hamlet, the MerchsLt Of Vesiea. and Mar
eitse. Nh. Marble and Nj. and Mn. Btddles have
taken real benefits during the weex
kss hS; e19't he e. fP2sesE q Fl Law. s1s
She has enastea he psrt In St. Louis during the
past week to crow ded housed.
D5s '95 iii. fs1 sen
Fisea rsso; The Io,s &C chsts" ZIP Il ,6s Mis.
M1ssitn's Crime, 11d h1%e9 % ane snAet On n
produced with The ecsEam11g allotment OF Losta
~ Tnpsy. That will trax.
TIE 0cEAS Cmcrs.-our1n1 me last three days
been located on t tne corner 81 s.ats md TWeiith
streets. Wo IRE glad to DC ab!e to testify to the
sterling qualities of the exhibition: IT takes front
Ths ssng sna ad q e5ssSo
fer ! long ID ne nast. The qu4dsnptds exhibit the
highest degree Of culture while the .nasers hare
pptiMreiy Pc tfat9ea morse
PHnHanxoxIc soc1ErE.-A meettn. 0! the
members Of ihe PhllhaInoele Society was held On
s.s II T. IN Vnse se,son H. 81, 70
rot ee6a,teiy Arranged. hu. 1t was decided 70 give
ss,s Eoqta u Sheseo nsss H.
aging committee spnounced heir1ntentIon, Il pos.
sbie to eclipse eveu the brilliant performances OF
list season. 4 selected otcaestsa OF fotty-two
been engaged for ;ne Solos Tsesets will b lImls-
ed 10 nve hundred, members to- h4ve The prefer.
etea for one week. .
, 1864-10-09

Soldiers Home.-Thers will be A special
meeting Of the ladies Of the Soldiers Home, On
Monday, At 3 p. m. IN the lecture room Of the
esnecisly invited to b present, as there il impor
ant huAlntss on hand.
South side Upion Leaeue-rbe regular
meeting ofthis League will be held At Warner Hall
on Monday evening, doth instl At the usual hour,
when ohesrs will be elected for the three months
next enfu1ng. Ills hoped there will be full At
~ G. Airaso1e's Dancing Academy, snWsr
n.t es.n ssnspne. y now open tor the season, The
nstl ea1ldlt us elias vii Be held On Saturday ater
noonr oetooef 18th, st2 o'clock ~oest7sa1t
,Not5ce.-Persons living IN the vicinity Of drug.
91ess E99 nave not been supplied with Wrighrs
BY mat, Al f!e dollars Il gross or nfty cents p.r
SoSen. 9ks9 Aodfsss Lord & Smith, Chicsgo. n'..
DRY Goods salesmen.-A meeting Of dry
goods sales,nen Il called for Monday evening ue1r,
II Monieonfs Block, Room No. 9, for tho. purpose
desired. -
ChSesEo Medical College Tho opeutue
exercises Of the winter eession vii be held at the
College Building, south OF the corner of State and
TWe9ty-tecond strtets, this tMonday) evening, ut
N o'clock An introductory lecture viii be elyen
ny @ P.ot o. u. HaJdoek- The puaIic ars invited
s4 We not often greak Of professional men.
hst ve know Pr. Whittier personally to Be zen.
tleman OF skull and ability In the treatment Of ali
the pat dncsn Jeszs he h3s devoted his Waoe time
Asd attention to tho trfAtnenk Of private d1seases
y their vat1td and complicated lorna. which ems.
b1ed him TO perfect remedies at once SAFE and ner
naqent w woqld advise al young men ad1ie..d
templatn9 marriage to consult Ds: whitie4 e"a sms
by 20 doing avoid IN unhappy life. ehaYa seea
4 plumber who were afflicted with h:fnis or nm.
skiil1ol 1eatmen. 10 commanding the condde1irs
Of The entire West. He docs not. like many other
msy call aud 1eceive his opinion frce Of chaIsr
Onice 1ei South Clark street oct9.tS06S a. tnth
We2ro7elttan Han to WsHt.-Fhs Hay1
u to rent ior M tie purposes for which euch h1Ils
, 1864-10-09

. "e1Rucx 1rx.--on F1iday night the workman
IN The lake tunnel cana upon plentaspl Indications
Of petroleum. There Ia nc. doubt as to It's being
the Rerutae article bat there ars doubts Of It's
saseI1ed on 1ht street. HoNavG. It woald be i
lndeeons incident II tho trst nov Of f1id through
the tunnel shontd be ke1osene oil. The hore would
one fell aWoop-the 9ss and water works,
, 1864-10-09

w ANTED-A msn Ct experience
snd nt tns ~ general agent lof Al Astsh, ah I'd
seHitk Mstattc. App1gatk. AOOLD'3 P,alo wase.
And p. Il. Ot7lGT n
, 1864-10-09

Dfy Goods Sslesmen.-A meeting Of dry
goods sales1uen Il called ior Monday evening ue1r,
u MoE1feon's Block, Room No. 8, for thu. purpose
deefltd - 'A '''"NA0o4e~ -
, 1864-10-09

Fotce.-Pertons living In the vicinity Of drug.
Indian Vegetable Fever Powders msy obtaiH them
BY tuau. Al i've dollars gross OF nft7 cents p:r
S1zen. Addfess Lord d Smith, ChicsRo, H.,
HaolefAe agents. oc1Q-t1p7.lt
, 1864-10-09
Lost.

OST-A large wbtse pointer Gcg.
- has bEowD Eesd 1nd tatI. Whoever ENDS ssd
COG x2a bsicE him to No. 10 North Gil rs strest I'LL
be we'll fewagded- o.5Is3t2t
EOUND-A week ago last Mon
IL tAy. rea< corner Ct Psostk sud Hubbard 1tt.
sutn Pony MHre. which the owner can hnve ~
pr2ysE HrogsIH, pasnz charges, Aad Applylax to
cAuad foT within week Rom this date will be told
0 PAY chAFses. DC. ocsr6t13t
, 1864-10-09

zen. Esq, $3.50; Union meeting al A1b.ny. H..
Mission Sunday school, wnons, Hinn.. g 81 sopni. @
Stockton. S1pt., $5..6: L.dies:Aid Society. New
Lebanon m .,ao Deka eonnt! u. by HATH. Hogeboom.
Bureau county, $0i addl,ional from Dover, III, bT
Rev. L. L; 1ans1p9, *al ;total "a 93il5; pre1ioasy
ncEnoT,sSeed. % 50 9s9 Is grand total, $4ss7s.ss
acknowledged from MchenIJ county meesine Il
Gleenwood, should have been from the ladies Of
Harvard, Ill., faIsed at an entertainment given by
them.
Sepd all remtttanees Of money to 8. P. Farrine-
ton. Treasurer Of the fr@ Of Day, Allen & Co. Ali
other letters to 3. +. Jacobs Secseta1y. Mark ali
Clark street. -S'
, 1864-10-09

w ANTED Agents Wanted.
w 0cod Eslis>le men wanted IN svesy county In
tho Hcf 70 1eu tho pe1t bcoE1 for agents puolfe6e
We Want none unt the ness r. lee. E1e.s com "a.
a'onD given. Address CLARKE CO.. g.. Washing.
ton street, Chicago. pc1.ths3 IoI
, 1864-10-09
qribn1te.
: THE CITY.

t:xsasokAIA-psymastetJo John Il. htnzlc h,6 hre,
stationed in thus city. @'' A'.e oeSo
, 1864-10-09

Coed Agents to sell
~ ~ uluat:ztsd Historical Nap Of the Bin a..
1ea1V enKTA yed. cQl0red And mounted. FOOD IN.
.oet Menrt onsred. Apply to CHe8 8HO8tB. Tclt.
s.Ap9 mi dftE, cnrtxf or LAke and dlatk G'Eeets.
So0In -, HpAtktIa. z. Il Box 60f3H. n:A rtns.i;r
, 1864-10-09

HAHsE1Asx A1p1oAL CoLIEaE.-The introanc-
tory lecture to the annual course tn this Iostitu
tlon. viii be DELIVERED this {kaonday) evening at
O'clock: IN the lower lecture room Of the College
10. It's Clark Ftleet, by Professor @. b. BeeSe.
to attend, -"''eo
, 1864-10-09

l. K5uHkDs-A mau whose oaue our reporter
could not learn WIS run over and injured. at tho
.co1ner Of Lake and Lasal1e ssreets, On Saturday
morning.
, 1864-10-09

Cock County, TrACuxas' Iser1ru7E-ybe Coot
County Teachers Inttitote, under the direc.1on Of
John F. Eoerha1t, School Csmute.ioner. clo.ed A
sseetssful tetnon. at Lyons, on 'ae. Fzitay even.
but tthe grade Of teachers 10 a;fendtnce Tss hich.
e.. The e1erc1ses wers Conducted oy Ar, Eber
han, H. =. a, Argel. Of Blue sand. and others.
Wells. 8. II. Wb1te 8Lu Geo Rowland rnre ri
thAlks parsed 10 the c1iizena Tor thtfr Rener-
Gns tS p eSspEanny 10 entertaining the .eteaefs: to
house, and to tho lecturers sUr taeIr abe leeturas
Z; ,s.shf1s s, sssis union Il sss
This week iae Institute wi ,h,iia smother session
at Bslrincton. Il viii te addressed on Mp.da7
evening b Bon. J. L. HeE3,d Oh II wedoesdsyy y
evening bJ Hon. Geo G. Dstts; and on Thurspay
e'sn'Ds By Rev R0st. con5e1. p. y
Pn1s,pxx71A1 Vorzs.-A vote taken in q section
OF the 10Th Ohio Battery Rxve: For the Lincoln
tietet, y; undecided, hut asbaEed Of MeClel.
a vote tslen on Conductor waehhurn's train on
~ Alton 4 ch:sseo @ Rs!'Eosd, on Thurzdav, gave
sore taken on the k,h tres.. on the tailso.d be-
NnSse,;s q and Lou'srfe. gare Lacoln $50,
"a a e,s Ie,s iaien On The P F. ". R.tlro4d, On
3ns ~ Int. gave Aueo,n 163 Mcclellan 81, Tho
1ta'es e.. .GsS 2.ssn -: inseln IS Mcclellan
eao ctnfsi sran chtss, @osn'n On tae Mtee
iellkn a.. e"'~ A+4eo" W. Ae'
. The 1ft Wisconsin regiment raa esnv,..ad -,
he way 70 Chseaeo and gayr 1ts votes for Itneoin
5for McClellan: only one oiaces 1ofed osy tos ~.
ne plus ultra OF fenetntesinc skill" ''f ~as
= The 6lst Indianl regiment rotea Ut the f.nnt ,h.
tbs1 dsy unanimously for Lincoln not one AZ. ia
ented cot angie admifer o! the +. sotd,er's
xitp&" "
Kvoxe taken on the tain eomtr9 into cntc. ,a
aturtsy morning on the P1tt:burQ, Fort Ws1nss
ndchicseo Railroad eave Lincoln 70, Nccle1.o
3. Out q a9omoers Is vosed tsr Lsaeola
Another tsafn vote w&a h1uded N .1sst eventno.
alIosd not neLtIoned. Lincoln received 80.
Hsc 16. Ffe4 Doue1ss l, aud 0rsnt !. or The
sadiss 1s voted I'M Liacoln, for 4cc1allan.
, 1864-10-09

~ G. Mffaso1e's Dancing Academy. sf4w w.
hath snepue, Il now open tor the season, The
fst chfdrt rs class Will be held on Saturay affsr.
hoonr october 18th, At2 O'Clock. ~oe9,tisa It
, 1864-10-09

sCn1cAao LArrnHF-RzDuoz1oH.-Th Chicago
Lau1d!, No. 1b1 Dearborn street, has secured
one of the famous Troy Collar Machines, With
competent opcrators, and tbs proprietor, ". r,
Indies snd Rents col nrs 1t thprt nntce nt TIA ~
onet6 prce OF 1uRTX CENTS per dozen. Thosa
who deaire The very best work, entire rSusfsc.iou
Ch!csgo L2uLd5y, ~
, 1864-10-09

;. Ftnx.-At IN early pour on Saturday lnornine
Dire b.oke out In thetwo story hame te,idence No
SIS Green street, occupied byR. G. Anderson. The
nnmer we're eIdnRu shcu etu $50 Amount OF asm.
sse had been inflicted. ~ ~"N40
, 1864-10-09

co1IIstoH.-ou Friday IN cnsfno On the gslena
Branch, near Pafk Station. West Side, co1lided
with horsc and Wsgon, casing general sussh
up. he horse VAS 60 badly injured thar ii wns
him. - -A
, 1864-10-09

GoEz TO Pncu.-The bark Western METROPOLIS,
which, about ten days ago went aIhore ne,r
psec<s and become complete wreck, Bbe ia In.
snred IN Various companies TO the amount Of $40
, 1864-10-09

R'V1e GAId*~A V11unb:e HGteI
r. Pzo,ezty, Tbs Hssdy HnSse. pitusteJ between
Lasalle. The Eoaae 1s Infee st:Ttea. vita : rood
3ns1emiot, suissb!e for Saloon dr BnliArd ROOFS.
d,ntnE room: on1es ind reading room. pasofa afya
a aeet 81 rsale1s at:a:n n .hteh 9na of Keso:r
1he house Is sapPt g nm zo?d 9qEa watef ron
pAIrA ofshh house. II shoxt, tbs hcnse Il supplted
With E9ss of the moastn CO. vsneneef uscesesi for
furniture. Ths deceAsa Of NJ. Hardy renders tho
esfe retAAsAIS, kEd 1t Ein ne sold on des!s1oIe
terms. =
For n5rtter narI1eu1sss, inquire Of NH Hardy, a
the pSeMtsess CA1phe1, OF LASalIe; Spfp4uce,
Louis. mo- H,* PRERTOW TrntrsN
ASALLE x3fn SEPT, !S6t Se79 '3l7E
, 1864-10-09

Acc1DIKT.-A Attle boy named Sanford R. d.
mon. reslcing with his parents On Hal.ted street.
aeat A1am9, wss severely injured on SATURDAY. b4.
ing ktetea b. ho1se. Hhllr passing behind him in
broken ard the loWer jan Has fractured. Hts r.
coyefy ia doubtful
, 1864-10-09

LABczs1.-Mary Auu Adler, formerly known as
'o'd Aeths, Wht'all," was complained Of IN the
Police Court. on. saturday, for larceny. Fannie
Rewards test1dtd that she got intoxicated at Mrs
A9fer'a house, aud while in that condition was
1nhhed BY her OF money to the amount or &iO.
which tad been concealed In her stocAtnR. ms
eyideLce Nns pOeitfve, and Mta Adler w1s reoaifrd
TO dnd bs1l In the Pun OF $500 to appear ut tho Re-
C0tcer'6 Gouttipf trial.
, 1864-10-09

WANTND-Agents to sell C.m.
~rxla pGEn RedGIs. L1oJd1 CnAstf aud Nses.
S16a ~, aoasuo.e Ptncla aad 70 things BY which
sciI,n. a ae4 cas &c mSas. lwaI1 ketp Tho btas
~ coF HaH CIRCULAR. B. B. LANDON. Agent,
90 AAAG-4s sNkE&34a I'D. hn4.txQS.thl