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: OTficE OF TIA a - AsBIkoTOn AoUnDUor, !
OF % WAsm oTos, u. c., July Q 1874.
Sealed prop IL wal be ~ ceived at the ofioe OF
the Washington Aqu duct, until ~ e'dlSslI, Of
MONDAY, tho 26th July, instant, tor 'eonsttuct-
irg the dem 10 lid masonry aerOSs the Muyl Ian :
cham Of the Potomac river, " the Orr At Fails,
and for conatru wing the conduit around the re-
cetvinB 'eIery Or as the same AIepr yided ior In
the Ast Of Copgrsas approved July 4, 1854.
Pads and SpeetheAHOua may be seen At this
ONCE on and after q 18th instapt NO.
Unexeeptio n able references Al 10 eNHracter AID
security viii be required NJ the prompt aud faith
full performance OF the work.
b. order Of tbs Secretary Of the lntsrt,r;
wv siLAS SEYMOUR,
ina-In Chief Enp,r MAAhington Almeluot.
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An RpIroR IN TRouBLr.--Lsst evening,
about O'Clock, wm.9 y. Miller, 4 prsssmao, fcr.
m%srly employed a the prietins me- ~ sbs 5s'Ig
office and alked the editoc I, wm. D Hughes, Ed |,
for permis.icn 70 20 into fhe presstoom, mlief
Waving had . trouble With tho EDITOR sometime
since, ar Hughes thinhinv, therefore, ID u was
sheer lmpudenke for Billtr 70 ask HIN hvors, ~.
dsred him out ofthe once, and st the game fine
struck at him with heavy cane, Mr. Miner tbsn
used violent lar guase towards The tdtot vktftl
III on DIR. Hughes followed hin ont on tie pave
me II and struck him heayY blow On the HEAD.
precfn o.. who went Win wAffsnt from. yusffee
Peck, aud arrested the editor. hiillar, being With
Hughes, and received very black eye. Hushes
weat efore the magistrate and was required 70
give $50 ball for his appesrance at courk.n ttuia
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GHIEF QUARTERMASTER'S Of
" FICE, DEPoT OF WAsHRsToH, WAsHIE aTok,
d. C., January 4, 1884, ..
AlldsAlers in Drugs, Hardware, Lumber, Leather,
once Furniture, Harness, and saddlery, are re-
questod TO send 70 this office, on the MONDAY Of
each week, lesled proposal or list, ~ duplicate,
Of the articles they are prepared to Tnish 10 TINS
mArhed IN plain figures, 30 that, IN case the ext.
geneiss OF the service require IT, the article or ar.
islas can bs obtained without delay, aud At the
Iseisfs wiIhinE TO sell To this Depot viii be re.
qaired 70 uTniih the liit punptually every MONDAY
lissdi.r General and chlsi 9s =;
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sEcussIoN FLAa,FAoroRY. Ion tho east
side Of New Jer.ty avenue, near X stres south,
ccssioh n.ss have betn aadnfs etufed " y eonsid,
ersbie extent. Oncer 4. D. Mlistrsd, Of tho eth
preeines bee,me sppri.sd OF the factuu saturday
who proceeied 10 the place on saturday kftsfnoon,
but could ind no seeetsion q q uAps. Camp, 10
charge OF Soldiers' Retreat, went with his gnsrd
10 tte house on saturhsy night, aud, after q IL
gent 50 reh q the psehses, found seosssion n,g,
which vs. ccnessicd, Y i.npdets tood tht ~ A
streets, o. New tersey avenue, u the PEE bn Who
ORDERED ihe tsnpfseinte 81 The .nssL he Joined
The rebel sttvics ~ the Of TIE re-
bellfoa tett : log and vas tsk,n ptisontr. VII be
was ,ent % Fortress mnnioe and ron, thenos TO
nShmond. He IL now N the city, hsttpg taken
,ernR.ent. Z. . az q fF'--. in1aiN nhsifU ~
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%" SATURDAY AFTERNOON, .s
LADIES' POPULhR MATINEE,H
~ ! commenoinE ata opeiosk. % IN
Admission - .Adiea rs oentsi ohddrsn 10 oentss
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MEMS,

ETHr METROPOLITAN R,u.RoAp,r7,Tbe. 10.
road Compsoy 10 stated nov 10 have been sub
scrihed. 5he route Of this rosd. ~ sohs p<fts, "
through prstty well populated strssn, IN CON.
wing Of the Capitol, proeeedf Along ssid svenuc
past the BALTIMORE and hio Rsirosd pepot " o
street, hiopg D street 70 fpdsna svenue, and opf
said stende psst the CITY Nall 10 Fyrh tsreet ahk
up Fifth 70 street, themes along Fstrset past the
tity Poet once and tho Intesior and Post once
east eotnero Wlliard's Hotel, and within square
OF the Treasury department up Fourteenth Street
ne'shDornood % the q dArtsrms.,cr's dspots. ~
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thereby certify that, TO the best Of my hnowi-
edge and belief, the above-nA AIMED guarentors arc
rood and sufneent a. aureties for the amount fog
shioh they offer TO be security.
orney, Collector OF Customs, or any other oftieef
nider fhe United States Goystnanent, OF respoasa
80 ! 80 - TfuaRL o, II. RUOKER, Al Il
dss-u sr. BRIG. Gen. and QuArtsrma ster, ,
, 1864-10-14

w WANTEsI'--Ag+ nts for t*Vefal
- highly pcpuisr, ard rsplt15.ae1lin9 wcrk1
1AeledinZ SEHxUcKER's H1srusY or rHK RHH1L.
1ak Esn1LLloS 2ot5 odltton u 1ee htrd.ry, 4oKaAn
ND aIs C4rFo e. vos1 cf tR<tl1-9 Interest; and
sE1S:1 sE1aeM 7zE4sA11Tr e % ~ aan n AsaLo ERaxca
STATES ASD kCssIA.' Z. F. VXaT co Funi1sn.
eIt. 112 Dehfpozu E:-aet, EhIcazo. NJ ucln tsi7 81
, 1864-10-14
7HE WOE AwAKEs.
lAnuEufal of tEc Csn1palsu-Pfoces-
kfou Last Eye1lux.

The watch ares are lighted; from thousand hill
tors hlsze forth the eieral Of ytctorF-pnst and
prospective; from thousand timss thousand
ttroatf pe Al forth the tttnins Of jayons csn6denca
IN the euccefs OF the Union army o. vo.aes at
hume, and Of so'dlers in the neld. The campailn
Is he4un.
Lat evening the Pioneer and Ninth Ward Wide
brck to mind lhe scenes Of four years $40, when
the oil cloth caps and cspes. the c1iste5ins lamps.
lle waying asgr; and The spriehsly stco Of The or
party. The position Of thing. has changed siEce
thtn. 1t Is TO lunslr mere party which teeks 10
CITY its candsoa-e into power. bat the nation
by The re election Of u man who has proven HIM
seIf In many an emergency, the staunch friend OF
the Union. But the oTsanlx4t1on which four years
champion OF the greater, and viii work ey.n moro
vigorously jer it, SUCCESS. =
Last evening va. not really the frat turn out Of
ward GLIB was ont IN fall jozce 4Dnt !a.t evening
"ss the dltt conjoined disp'ny. though esen th.s
Fat nnt re nuelsns of NE Grand atmg which Htl
M {nt9er Mat9sn he Ee1t two or three week 10 tight
about eight o'clock ,he Pioneer Wide Awake.
marched forth from Lincola Hall, along Laxe
strt ct to Dearborn Wlefe they hailed IN front Of
the fremont. They bora transpatensies fram
witch ehone forth the following motsoes:
HS9s hs . g aas T. .ost,
9tsfa 9s &.
Iatt1e A6c's next change Ct bsse-ssst Is:var.
Tbs bat eIpcEndet OF TIE Constitution Tor febElk-A
zeapconoeF.
They were Hoon joined by the Ninth Ward Clob,
spa the united procession marched then along
Dearborn to Randolph, and along Clark eircet
touth, past the Curt Houee, whsre the miserable
kr OF Of Coppc1h 1he ads were gathered. As tney
moved afopg The little crowd grew perceptlbly
thinner, and the treneoEahle h:raDgues were for q
whiIe suspended. The scehe here uas masnid-
cent Rockets aid Roman Candles ia proiusfou
ehot forth into the aif, ana fur come moments tha
ek5 was all Abiaze with crimson tire. The nroce.-
tl0n moved On, passing down Clark, then making
dttour. nnd com1n2~bhst the TMEuyE tHice
which waH fa!uted with three rousng cheers.
The order Of march here, was the cross pattern
With brcat base Altar parad!tg til. streets for
abont an hour the cubs returned to their respec-
tire halls.
The effect of Last nights procession will be tn
cause large Accession to the ranks Of the Wide
Awakes That is right, gentlemen. Walk for.
ward and pnt down your nsmes on the muster
roll. Let the Northern Copperhead, md the South
ern cobra zee that yon are ''w1de awake" and
Ieither to be envenoned by tnc one nor swallowed
the lights burning In readiness for TEE great dsy
in November Wien yonr torches shall light toe
way eg the rebels Moth and S0ath Into eyerlast.
frE dark1ess.
4 meetlrg viii be held in Turner's Hall this
evening, on the coruer OF Chicago avenue aud
North C1srk street. Let every Ueton m.n 10 the
North Division be present, and encoura age North
Side Wide Awake Club.
, 1864-10-14
AmUbEHEhT4.

NUsErr.- Uncle Toms Cabin has been perform
ed eaeh evening during the week to crowded
sonssf. with no spp1rcut diminuuoa Of Interest.
FMS evexfnc viii be the last oscaeion Of its pre-
eAtAsacn- Ateh Lotta matce Topsy. OF which
tne oest ptotse we eap give ie that 1t equ,ls the
on1etna'. Bsadlt3's Ur Gle Ton il excellent.
Acv1ckkR's THEArsn The beautiful and m.
anenuE ursma Of 1eoseoAse" has tfravn enrr-x
riua Ni cEoWcxo honees tince II hss hesn an tha
0osfas n Mcvickes's- Intfrtrer.eu WITH chsrminc
Ptcturfs Of every Gay te are scenes fhat ,srst;fs
the tAtte q tooee whU oys the cuotlnnsl ana ~.
sensational In dram ua1c rrpref p.ati,ns VIII I'll
the variety cferxo. 1hese is still well ennnrrtea
plot running through it and y mo.t eTcti,cri
Horal IL tetu 10 be the authors Elm. The chsr,r.
ter Of Elliott Gray ts well conceived nnd nfanraa
an opportunity for Mr.. Barrett to dlspaT tn cn,%
advantage tuch qualities in acting at ge.f.nna.es
elpp cooI1eas. aid m caFy grace thai mI"ht sarSa
a. 4 model Tor gentlemen aff as well a. on liz
STAGE Mr. Barrett takes henedt to.utsht ~
which occasion Roteda!a will be rc;,ceted ~
Saturday afurnoon Rosedale sill be performed ~
the matinee.
MURDOCH Young Mems Association hi,
engaged this djsungulthed dsamstlc reader 10 en.
tighten. amuse, and instruct the men,berr Of the
Association ana tte1r friends, on tho frss thIee
eyeLinps OF the coming ~ccE. The dret evening q
programme will consIst Of miscellaneous readings,
with humorous selections. The arcond to the
Moor OF Venice. and the third to the Prince Of
Denmark.
, 1864-10-14

Tie Moscow Gazase publishes q long list
Of fires which have taken Place In different
parts OF Russia since April last, and it adds
that the account Of the principal disasters Is
not complete, The work Of inceadlaries
commenced at the end Of April In the gov
crumenI of Kalouga, by. the destruction of
fi{ty-forr houses; next at Okhansk ESQ houses
were burnt. The fires continued In success
sion at ecrapoul; At serdobsk, where four
tfths Of the town were destroyed; at Mozir,
one-half of the houses; at Mologa more
than 200; and at the fair at Mi NoVogorod,
1,500 booths aud 148 houses. At Patroisk
there were Us many as six fires In the month
Of June alone, and entire quarters Of the
town were consumed. The powder N .ga.
zit ee of Kazau and that of Okhta, near St.
Petersturg, we're blown up. at Riga two
fires occurred one after the other; the sane
ut TnnfeB, where the tlneat quarters of the
town we're entirely destroyed. At Orcnburg
GOO houeea were burnt, aud Bakt Is now only
heap Of ru1ns. During the same space Of
time four co11agTatfopB took place at St,
Petersburg; six at Simbirsk, q town which,
us well as Yaroslovi is now In rains, and one
at Serp0nkhoH, where seventeen houses were
consumed. Previously to A,riI two imperial
caEDon foundries were laid waste In the same
manner. The Moscow Gdzetts apprehende
fresh dssasters OF the same kind, and calls
on the Russian Government to adopt prompt
and rigorous measures.
, 1864-10-14

eTtn il he Euc erer 20 wiling. Taere il 40 Ies.
to1 to hgPe tbst ~ M eoad The conpsry out
OF putting down the rebellion. Hts letter suI.s
IL: Vsnandieham and he emit be sold V.!lsn-
digtam sait truly wlen be said tha: Ncc1e Ian hsd
be be N hone.t Ean. Na6isoo wrote bill, dur
Ing the wnf With Eas md In wh;ch be urged
The Federalitts met IN couvepsion at usrs'ord a1d
p.qEed resolutions denunci.tory Of q drAft, Wait
was The re. p'ts No de-csnosnt Of . ieaeralst
lesdtr from the Milwau4 &c Ne1cs WI ch dspeera1es
the draft aud re- fets that many have been oblsed
TO .eek 1e1idenees eeertere. It calls the draft .
ttack. This IL fair sample Of Lhs editorials OF
the Democratic patty Of to-day-tbe patty who are
ap1ious !, TO elect NJ Mcclellan. Tee question
We to support Sir. Ianco'a the sootd con-
menced The KsF, rhich is houorably conduc;ea on
III T. .ah G T co1inae % 10 be ts e.
peooe1ce. We T1tl he acquitted a. having done all
70 aset r. ana as long - tn.re is woro Out bin;
On the war for four years. Do We sp9rovs Of bis
coufse Of policy. Ae has committed errors; to
Fay te has not would be els!y. Qneof hs mistakes
he barred his hreaRt on his re-urn from Canada.
Many mr. opposed to the proclamation hit. LIZ
Eve ~ sae
ing with property. His cattle and horses can be
taken from rebel. The 9 aves would nsve been
after being taken. Tho Government could not ho'a
II en- slaves. and they must have been freed. It
wonld mel cost as mach 10 feed the army OF Lee
dtfectl as to protect the Eavet who ralse the food
tor that ar1J. Mr. Carpenter here read an extract
from a letter written by Mr Jefferson on the oc-
cas1on OF CORVALLIS having takcn thirty slaves
from bis plsntatioD. Saws Mr. Jefferson: 't II be
hsd take them to ftee them, it would have been
There vas ore duty binding upon Americans.
Whoever they telect 1or President and that ia the
v'roTocs prosecution OF the wxr. fAppau4e,l Il
has long F1pce been decided that We ARE right and
tney are wrong: thin to support the t1ghta loyal
nan must die before abandoning 1t. The county
ohe tscri6ced mush, but Northern sacrifices can
DOT even be compared to Southern ones: and
|bough ne are reduced to even lover stratum
Ehsn thel-though the war should drag ont its
weary eouree for ten Jeare-tha Rplrst Of the loya
Nv1tn must continue rnllEin..
MI. Carpenter eocc1uded with an eloquent so-
p*Al to the ladlee. teseechtng them to use their in
auerce 10 encourage loved ones to battle for their
country.
The speaker resumed his seat amid q perfect
Thif1Wind of applause, hitch : it dted into IL
ence apain and again ru-e In it, thunder. shakint
|he very building With ita reveroera Isns.
FREeKNTAT1oN.
At the conclusion Of the address OF Hon IL
Carpenter, Col. Osborne. Of the Yates Phalaux
{S9th Illinois volunteer 1nfantrt) wau made the
recipient Of handsome sword, subscribed for BY
the .ounE men OF Chicago. The Presentation was
accompanied bJ IN eloquent epeech BY Mr. F. D..
ChEley> and Was appropriately accepted by the
RhllsAt Colonel on behalf OF tha bugs Of his resi-
neht. The meeticg then Adjourned
, 1864-10-14

NEW ToRL, Thursday Oct. Is.
Co1roz-DuN and hsavy at u D3 for miadilnr.
FLoUK-6SAse and western icc better, SAlex ut
es3 40 far extra etn.e: - 969up90 tor extra round
boCp Chic ana ts839li-0a for t1Ade brRnta-ctle1ng
quiet ard firm.
NH1aKY.Luwer: Sales Ct western at $l.r@l11-
clio inE at sbe inFide pftte. -
.GHAM-Whe2tsc & better and In noi.1ats demand
att ez9t g iot C1lcsgo tptiaG; slas91-93 for Nj.
wAul fo club: tl9iGl.7 for amber Mit@snkoe; $l.N
al = for winter red western; t2.t239t5 for amber
M!ctiEau. Corn 19ac D. tter Sales 1t II lst31 for
mixed We4tern, reAtly all At tho INSIDE ptics.
GnocE11Es-Go6ee Qulst tugat 1ener. Husco-
Vsdo, 164@17Hc. Aolstses Gntet. No aalel or mo
ment.
PErRoLEuA-QnIet aud nominal.
dena1 d, cut closed quiet att rath h,avg Ut $4i.
ftt msss: xsxS.H@ts % for u.R mess cash an regu
lnr E8y t39 ac@+utG for prime; A13.3a7Q for prime
mtts; also 500 b.l rness, for OCTOBER, bnyefs
cP;ion. q s,31ksa35l. Beef quiet ana steady AZ
41ft&12.nO for country me1lS 1i310lel7.e0 for re-
packed ness: vi eo32 :37 for extra mes. Cut meas
ta.etiv. It l:9'eAe for shoul!=rs. All lg@2ie for
ter heavy and yeEG quiet at 2s@c fo Oala, sd SIG
4ic ftate. ChetHa Gull and cropping at 12@20c.
, 1864-10-14
Western Union Telegraph E1ec.
ton.

ST. Louis, Thursday, Oct 16.-At meet
frg Of the stockholders OF the Missouri f.
Western Telegraph Company, held hero To-
day, the following gentlemen were elected
Directors for the eneuiog year: ]. q. Wade,
Cleveland; Ausou Slayer, Cleveland; Guns.
Davenport, Cinclnnati: Chas. NJ srebhias,
New York; Geo 7, Williams, Esq., Edwin
c. Bush, and Chas. j. Osborn, St. Louis.
At d subsequent meeting Of the Dire actors.
the following gentlemen were elected Officers
Of the company: C6as; Davenport, Of Gin
ciuDa.j, President; 0. H. Palmer, OF Roches-
tsr. n. T., Secretary and Treasurer, and Geo,
T. Williams, OF St. Louis, Superintendent.
, 1864-10-14

New jersey and arrest,ng A. G. MszVln,
brs6 cuan On the EtIs road, and tTo Ass9.
ciates nnmea Robinson and Alexander, ant
humber of women, The officers found in
the possession OF the pris 'ners $40. 600 IN
currency, the platss, preso and bank papa!.
The couotetfelts were difficult to dtstlns2uis
from the genuine Issue.
, 1864-10-14
Ren DacKkt Bittkr8.

Tness BfrEtfs are prepared Ii pure Bourbon Wn1t
~, from = combination OF over rgAnry di5trent
kinds OF Toot4. BARN and he7 b. which tcf In pertei
concert with the other. prepared NON tho orst
nal formula Etve3 By + great ctief Kad Jxcket.
Dr. Chap1n Who used tham successfully Ii his pfhot
tee fnf many yesIB, and oT their gained 20 .cas
popularity ID tho treatment 8ad cure Of by1pep4la
Liver Complaint, ConEt1pauon, Sick aud Ferrous
Headsche. Fever and Agse. R-d al clsescea a-tGET
from etthc1 me dtaesses 7tl1 nnd sar1
pnrn and ee from all these HluE1 sud pot2ons usu.
ally put up 10 such creoara-ons and psim-d nE q
m uDsuapectlnR pEhlie single trial It'll convince
the mort 3Eerttnl that In the RED JACKET .he;t
Il virtue which no other Bi.trrs poasess.
They strengthen and iovigoeate tha systsn
Tbsy are unequaled for general debility.
Thsy arc 4 Aure curo fo1 dyspepaia.
THY give Z good and healthy appetite.
Thsy Gxsist digestion.
Tbsy ara the beat Rt1malAnt Il existence.
ThsJ arc preventive Of Fever and A6us.
Thry relieve constipation.
Thay curo nervous headache.
They arc perfectly pnrs and palatabls.
The Bed Jacket Bitters sold In quart bottles bl
nj druEFtstl sud deal3rE throughout the county
Call for Bed Jacket and tAko no other
CIcnlars to the trade Euppl:eo on application to
BENNETT PETERS & co..
FL Rtgsr Street, Chicago.
1y'-msss 1y-1tew tthp
, 1864-10-14

WASHINGTON. Thursday, Oct 13.-che Sec
retsry OF the Treasury has authorized the
transfer to the Navy Department OF the rev
enue brig Fau'loy, at San Francisco. which
tie 1.tter department will arm, equto aud it
out thoroughly for service with Engineer
Buckley's telegraphic expedition on the
northern COSTS Of America and RusalA
From New Orleans mad Mobile.
NEW YORK, Oct 13-The Catawaba, from
New Orleans, 5tb, has arrived. The Lou{ai-
ana Legislature Is 10 session.
The Mobile Tribune is sgitating the sub
ject OF employing slaves - soliaefs.
No military news.
, 1864-10-14

A D0uxTT juxPEH.-A Eau named John Durp.
wns arrested ~ The police On Tuesday night,
CHARGED with tiscrdcriy conduct. Upon being
searched It the efstion house, ever 500 In cr.en-
bkcee xeae 10nLd upon hie person When inter
roRated nj 1c how he b. Can't possesa.d at The
funds, he became confused, And dbKl, told several
dideTente'ostes.. II ~us st1onzlY suspec:ed te.t
h. w1s tounsy jumper, ard he Ess therefor eeus
0 the Provost Marshal i1r turibcr exsulLatspr.
, 1864-10-14

New York .tock and Money Market.
NEW YosK. Thu: B1ay, Oct Is,
AoNRY-Activs and steady At per cent, -
8IEARL1H4 kxCuAHGk-Steahy a. 100 fo- gold. -
GoLD-Mofe nctlyn and nfmer, opening at sp3X,
advancing to 10a4, Gecllng 10 203, ana claslnX ii
GovEnzAKsr rSrocKs-Fi.n. ~
6TouKs-BetteF; U.H.es II, c2u1ons, 1e54: ..2o,
toupoae, lG7x yen cestLdcatns. 1t&; Ohio j. Mis-
elstippt eeTt:hcater, a7K New Torf CenEIa! llaE
ERie, 5i4 do preteirsd, l03 Hufsou. ll2h: ding
III; nl.uola Central. 12ok PlttsburE, los NORTH
Mes.e5r, 4sK: Do p!citszss. 79A Toledo. ;i6A
Fort Wayne, 20 TsrTo uaute, preferred 10.
, 1864-10-14
CITY MORTALITY.
Deaths in Chicago During thr Month
Ut September,

The monthly mortality lis: for the city Of ChIca.
co taa Just peen completed IN the Health ofaca
The rumher Of deaths was 3a4, an increase Of 9!
over the corresponding month In 1858, pos a de-
month Of August, 1851 or these death: liz @ o.
euned in the West D1si-loa. - 10 .he North, mud
uibuted-
cAreEs-:Apop:exy. 3; accident, /; brain fever,
]: bilious fever, 2; buried, !; consumption, 27;
corEeet,on Of lnnee, 81; congestion of brain, 8:
c"rEts,ion Of bowel'.1; conees,ise chill, i
eetehro spinal menceG.ie, Il; Group. 16; couvul.
s5onr. Il; chronic da11hea, $; eso'ess morouA. 2;
drnpsy, 6:dyeentary, s; drowned, - diptherll q;
d,a1~hea, SC; disease Of SION sch, hcmorssge or
pDss ssa a5
II Aamst1or OF braln, =; 1nasmas1ou Of bladder,
y inflammation OF lupga. 4; ipdam1tlou Of bo~e.s.
=; lit!eo: /; liver complaint /; luus fever, 81
Hea:tls, 1. marasmus, 2: nervous fever, s.; old
.ms'ipo1. !: sti!I BON +; scariet lever, $; SIN.
1eass sspe' 9e1 t. tegBsg !,eae -
!; tahes mefepIer!ca, II; unknown. 20: water on
The brain. g.; whoop1nz eou, hes-Total. ssL
Advertisements a Ocean !. Bohemia !, Bayarta
lIes1d &c, Scotland 8. Germany 40, Norway q.
SweeGen 4 Italy ., Prussia 4, It.1t OILS outs,ae Of
thIcago 4, Other States Is. unknown 6. Total
1gvs-The following are the number Of dosths
Occurring tet.ten eertain dea: ed aec.:
91ds5s s. ss;5, 81 ~ S1S ,S y. e 4
sc-a, s; still born. 8; unknown, !. rotal 39i.
The report has been complete mora thin a week,
excepting the RETURNS Of two little contrsctort for
tu.efals, whc-e limited busine:s does not exceed
dozen per month, but is yet large ebouah to re-
tntre two weeks or more to mske up. Nor cau It
b. ohtained eren then w1tnnu, three or four stsita
the part Of the Health Officer his as*tstaute.
We would publish their names were 1t not that II
Would adrcT11ke th,fr business
Cr1B Fon TEE LAKE. TUNNEL c1ib:is
crmplecd to within three Test Of the top, and the
contractors expect to be able to make 1t ready for
launching in atout two weeks Ittsa question
Us 10 whether or not tho c,to win be put
t.wr this tall. 1t vas the original intention of
Il contractors to put 1t In it, place IN tse time
utIA.ls knoHn as the :" "1ndi&n Sumner" bu. tho
chances are that 1t will scarcely be completed In
i'll be delayed till spring. II this he the case the
tunnel certainly viii npt he finished within the
time speclGed in the contract.
, 1864-10-14

Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tribunal
ST. Lou1s, Ttustday Evening. Oct. Is.
T.aAcco-Fir1. Factory 1ugJ e9to@1o.oo; c,n.
mon shipping Lat; st3k9'sK: r1adiun 1890 s275
goed sna me t2s 2-@18 IS; conmoa and medium
manufactured nf470.s0; good s3S1s,
FpouR-Oul1. kxtra ~ 80; don1la s1tFs 5000
a GanA!a--s = eat nedera:elY ectiya. Geoo s'-s7@a
7srcen f@ic: N 1-d 1l5s: white St.tsa'.65: yellow
8 4t.6: ssts steady al e!G3s2c. Not much doing
lu ~ o1 Harley
HaIBKkY-k 10,
, 1864-10-14

TO RENT-;A c3ur lie Ct urfur'
thtir w,ve1. without children. AFRO, vseaacles .ot
sinR o gentlemen. lay boarfTrs acc7nu ndated ct
Eot eSste prices References required. 81 wa'h.
1oxtae sreet tetWeet ststs stieet and ~a7a.h ave.
pue. Qct4- nlaf-1t
, 1864-10-14

Vessels Passed Detroit.
[S7tc1k. Dispatch to tbs Chicago rlicune1
DETROIT. Thura5ay. Oc:- Is.
~~CP H1nchley. Cubs.
Dows-Dal1ey. Dolphin.
nIsADIkp--Aruold.
Wind Northwest,