davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1864-10-06

DR.. Jau.es, &c Randolph street, between
State and Dearborn Streets spectaItst IN the
r. o a II hna aa
1sx4 Tha writer Of this aKticle 10 acquainted with
The Doctor professionally. therefore Wnat be says
edlior Of said paper. Here IL the editorial:
"Dn. JA1ks,-~e Wonld direct the attention Of
our readers 10 the. advertisement OF Dr. James,
s1own Dr.. james personally for long time, and
We have ever found him, as he Is, courteous, cal!
iiTattd Rent.eman-a man OF unnlemtshed repuu-
ont q rival in the treatmen. of special diseases,
and Justly, for he has devoted near twenty yeass
Ct his life 70 the etnoy Of this branch OF medicine
educated .phTziciau. BE does nat pretend to come
'old Sands Of ,Iife,' who il known ali tue world
aid ph5 siei1n he puts forth hls claims to puSsc
favor. Before the rebellion. Dr.. James was sno IN
all over the South as the most fueceaefl specialist
touth Of Maton s. Dixon'e line, aud justly so II We
are to believe tie test mony OF some Of the most
enine Mt men and phJ stc.ans In the country.
ns was onligsd to leaye New Orleans, where
Mmrell IN Chicago, where he now resides.
re mas, in three Sears Practice at the North.
o. Dni1t up reputation among the foremost ii not
a. t1e very bead III those CeYoted tu1s clueB Of
dleesste. and re hazard the Insertion thai his
praenee ~ la!rsr than a1y other pbysiciau in The
western country. He has come OF The strongest
men IN the country. among whon arc Dr., Jordan
q Cincinnati, Dr.. William Leonard, editor OF The
New Orleans Messenger. medical Journal, and tie
tdiscr Of tie Indianapolis Gd-eYe, TO persous
W5o have been 50 Unfortunate ss 10 contract or
have bag such diseases ENABLED upon them, ws
hsve no hesitancy In recon- mendlng Or. james. It
is hetttrto 20 or send asJar al Chicazo, 1han 10
aader With disease and The afflicted viii ind 1t to
!hefr interest to eontult Dr.. J-mee before entrust
Ing ther cafe II The hands Of an inexperienced Or
thcumpeten' ply eiclan.'
In be sreatment ot diseases Of the genital or
sexual orfanf-contagiouH yeuereal diseases-Dr,
Janus uIaoe speciality in New OfIeane, fifteen
years. thirteen years Of which time be conducted
the largest hospital the United States at g. Gus
tom heufe street, IN the treatment Of private
Dr.jaues cures syphilis. eradicaung this OF 7h.e
po!scn nom Ihe S stem eHecsualIy, aud radically
with neuu1lizer only known and used oy ninl-
self. Spetmasor1bea utated and radically cured
With an fnta1tfble method, saving mach time and
e1rerte. lmpoteDcy, caused IRON spermatorrhea
e loss Of semen. This debility Or. James viii OBJ.
tate himself in eEtrr case to cure, whets the Or
gans aze perfect In formation.
pr. Janes' Office and parlors arc 8; Randolph
st1t ct, between 6!Ate ard Dearborn streets. Ten
s:n,rAte 1oonae. and all orku tatons confidential.
ome+ honrs from Q a. m. till p. n.
ot6.tG13 1t
, 1864-10-06
Illlnots and B91ct1grn Canal.
Especial Dispatch to The Chicago TTloune.1

Especial Dispatch to Tho Chicago Trlouue.1
BE1porPoHr Wednesday, Oct. ST. r. II.
CLHARKp-SothfcE.
ARKiTkD-LadY Franklin Lem.nt. 80 gard rubble
stones S. F. Gals, Leaont. II yards dime-sfon so1e:
WIS. GITn.e. Lemont, 45 yards d!mezalon atoae
Conveyance LemoEs, 4s yards dime1sion stone At
la1ta LAsal lie, 1s5 tors c5a1 Waterloo LaSalla. IS
bu. oats, $50 bu. corn; Hrsiele Chief Laale. $500
bu. oat Imp. ria. Lotkuort 0c1 pu. corn, 331 br!a
-four Clyde, QNsws, e.2eo h1. otis. $40 bn barley
P. Northu2. Fslton. 70 yds ruohie stoue,4 d'meas
son. do. --.-
CLyAR1p- Meretts, kankakee fseder, 34.M0 fet t
lumber. lt<i5o ltth: ". 8. Greene, Lemont. 8ows'd
P1itn, r. et .ves and he Morries Da.
nnue Ottawa - tbs DR spoktuE fea .es, 375l
trt 10 noB ale; sana, Ottawa, g. ool Il lnber, u
Cf1la!h CohveJarct, Letnont; Lhdy Fsa1klu. do
S. E. Gslc. do
ARRlvrD-senefs, Eeneea. 4.2oo bu oa:s; e, B..
Loonts, Ie7onr. q yet EnooIe stono.
, 1864-10-06
FhOM THE FIFTEEN III WARD
Come in Ont OF the Decentralization
meet1nz Ovcr the .Ke1elu pttuu-
Patriotic 1teselutiOnss

Al a meeting Of the ctizess of the Fifteenth
Ward At Turner Hal, held lset evening, fer the
purpose Of mutual COZ graduation IN regard to the
1act Of haEing dtled their quota for the pre.ens
can, without bavtDg to resort to draft, the fol-
loving resolnsiols were unanimously adopted,
Shera ooo, Antbory, HesEirg, Mrh ke, and Others,
-ould always e1deavor TO avoid Tue draf-by
h9noFing 1t.
WuERxAs, 4 most wicked and cruel war has for
the last ttree yes1s been wsEed sgstnst the Gov
ernmelt OF the United states By rebels and trait
orB. tor the purpope OF enecuns lts overthrow and
destruction and waereae+'ik recently became nc
eessary to call npou The people to reinforce oar
4smtes t. tie aeta snd ,or shs M e,ife9a &. Of The
nad ssh. .Fe4s. the call Of the uEefument bah been
promptly responded to, and our quots nIed. By
citizens, ano especa.iiy the working msn Of the
Wafd. Mho have cnntribu oc their means with q
ehees'nlnets ard s1acrtty ntves sur2assed; thsre-
Resolrvd. That we ere prond Of the part that the
Fineeu1h Ward have taken IN giviae and as
thst wc III ttsnd b, it and our b:aye boys ID The
hrld wliIe we Can ralsc doilar or eupp!v man,
Resoiusd, That every .uan WIN caims the r:vnts
III 3fiytlexes OF this Government, and who wis1-
t,e t9 enjoy It's proteci:ou, It uGdrr solemn ob:
CATION Cltc.arge bic day and give 1t all the aid
and ae.itt.nce IL his powsF, M and tn:. a.y man
worthy 0. the respect o. honorable men
Resotfed. Tra! The Cenftitction Of the United
States was ordatled ard sta5lishsd by me people
3ussice, insure domestic tfa5Qa1lllty, pf1flde l"f
tbe common tefeuse, promote the gcntral welfare.
and secure the ber.togs Of Liberty 70 oasse . ses
otiecte we viii make every sacr1hce oil blood ADD
tuasure which may be necesa'ry, and VII never
consent 10 ary ttsmt OF pe.ce Wiz .ebes ssa a. n
knowledge the supremacy Of our Coes:i:ud2n ! IN IN
esch and every pa1l, aad until or glorious old fag
, 1864-10-06
the DRAFT.
Fnrthtr PestpsneneRt-fo Drawing iester'
dny-Ihe Third Ward In Order 1s'oay
Progress Of Ecerul1bs,


Yesterday the daft was asa1o postponed. fhe
Second Ward was on the list for the afternoon,
but In consequence OF representation made TO
Col. Oakes by the Committee, the drnft IN that
Ward was ordered to be suspended TIL Friday,
:. viii nasitiy4]y be called upop If its eacleu
- .~.e.i.-,.1w-.aa -, Ths-s 80 .or,..
q pe uo' P.es.oaea5 nsue ". An.e "1s ee"Es ~
cuently no usaN Feetefoay. Ine Inl1o a9o VIII
Az efforts were made yesteyesv to induce similar
poEtponemeot 10 tu1t in the Second. No ans Eer
had Been received to late hour last evening, aud
the chances are that the boz will be drawn
from tbls morptpc. ito contents being the
names of men enrolled In the Thlyd. Only one
ward at noet wiI be urawn to day, Is tbs af:er-
ICON will be occupied by the B0ard In the examt.
nation Of drafted men whose places are not dlled
Iy substitutes.
EXAMINATION,
+re-.,,+o.r ,,roccss roun,ancfn, to-asv
viii he n. irtt 1s5iIty o. he draft The elimin.
~, ns W., ts hst ;5ere ot cardboard IL tnrrr
thnnretic orde:i wh,eh NAV Of nav NOT become
nc+ns.i,ad mt xht The cal1 Ia nude to ..waE no
tn the nfire srd s.tt tbst ,1ttle bi" the reality
tn.as1 to @,a.s n,oa ihe auahtca,ione Of thoee
= hnr1 fortnne moi choice haa summoned to tue
var. The Board has already provided Itself with
The requisite quantity ofcaoteena, hageraaek-, &c.,
ard ia IeadT for supply on demand FItrt on the
nj Stands Leyden. her quota set untitled. her
matted 1ncn eummoned to appear for the purpose
n nrferyofnp tiff frrutIny. She viii be followed
hv the ofher fofgns tD The order in which they
bsrs hecn 1rsf.ed onitt,ne Of eourse. those which
6are ,e ~, W.. ;shat the,r cnmnirmenf ''%'~A
Lave 's4 A4s AsA 49, ~ seDf's..A''
RECRUITING.
LIE HuIk CI Iet1AlluR el1!! soea cts H1tu w
spRs,e9i o,m19H9u a, sGfH t.,1. ~ t iSe
snnstea Aaso' tnat nae h. a4 ta'I o19 n".so.su
oelais on " nfsiagc, "n.n ~ 1ne tas: aMo asJs.
ata ue lnulssoane IT uAt les VIZ p'eut1tn LII ~
co!o' ihe co1Ise sIa Iomnw ~ is,s1 ~ x'ausu
~ 90. .rd ~n,nr.+,ffor Th. A,n-scfs s,fn, shnn.d
at as al incentive to those thinking Of enl1sting,
10 conc forward ut once and take the bounues
i ow offered. Should Iho-e bargains now, AUTHOR
tzco. be- msde witt The one huud1ed daS men, those
now holdipr % 1or higher rates viii ind them
, 1864-10-06
Sewing machfnes-sroVer and Bakers
Sowing nzAcnfAes art again Pronoun-
Ced the REM

6eWtuG WaChtDeA-lzT0Fef ana H2W6F71
Sewing Machines afe again Pronoun-
AT Ka!amazoo State Fair, Of Mich'gan juet held.
was awarded to this company the following pre-
m1uLus:
Isl Premium, for the bes. Family Sewing Ma-
chtnes.
1T Premium for the best work done on Ma-
chimes.
1T Prcr ium for the best display Of Machines.
At the Illinois State Fair, al Decatur, no premi-
ums were offered tor Sewing Machines. or Mich1oe
WORK. a special committee w.s appointed TO & e.
or premiums. THIS committee reported unanf-
nousls In tavor Of the soork and sanpxs on e1a1-
bition as exccutcd on the Grocer d Bdter Ma
exhibited for all work! Again, at Davenport,
Iowa, County Fair, Grover & Blker carried OF the
Ths public were enthusiastic 1t these several
places upon the mertte ot these celebrate Macnes,
as furry exhibited by operators any variety Of
fabric. from the Gnest Kauze to the hardest cloth
or feather WORK.
The Late State Fair.
Cn1cAao, seot. a5th, 1851
NEssns. EnzTons: The adverttsement OF the
Grover & Baker Sewing Machine Agent in the
city papers. etrikes me as possessing quality Of
W,litpl MEASUREMENT. Tho a<seftiou that "a
special comuittee at the late nlinois 6tlte Fair,
al Decatur, passed upon and accorded the highest
rank to the g. & u. Machine, Ia wholly unwarralt-
ed By f1cta. That Committee must have or,cl-
pated solely In the brain OF the Agent himsef for
the officer ofthe Fair. and The different sewlne
Machine interests represented, knew nothing OF
It. Iwas myeelf present at tho Fair, and know
there WAS no Committee and no award. The prln.
eig1e was wisely adopted IN Sewing Machines, and
competition. The display was fine. There was
ro premium nor award. nor misleading the public
by bogus OF imaginary triumphs. The same Prln.
cp1e. it Is believed. will come 70 lDclrde all tie
like classes Of prominent inventions. aud make
Fairs more attractive. and better representatives
Of progress in the mechanic artt, and leave the
f-nn tr1$t IF ,f
cblncs exhibited. In tho face Of this prominent
, tact 1T the Illinois State Fair, the agent Of the
Grover j. Baker comes forward In the advertise
ment iu question evidentiyto bolster up hts bqsl-
ntss, and cover the growing unpoputalrty Of hts
siilcL. ] SIN the owner Of q Grover d Blk. <
mschine. asd find It takea TOO much thread Ny
oy Sss,s III s sts' is s1t 70
Ree1 :s141E Aon1su1EgnA1 E4 Is soS!ETr.l
GENTLEMEN: In reply to yours Of the 24th Inst.
ciass &, Lot 9e, 1t the stats Fais Il this Society,
D'1 let. SaiI'iDe@Very @ = ea .orste and perfect.
I'd Fancy stiehing-Higneat com"cndation-
8 q: raln s!i,eaiasE3usae=t seais3 eommandatloa-
~. s,lk embfoideFy7;u Highest commcndadon;
don. Very Respectfully.
Cor. Secr'y agricultural Society.
Michigan Stale Fair gave Us tho following pre-
First Premium for best Flnl1y Sewing Ma-
chine.
FIRST Premium fer best dsplsy'o[ machine.
Illinois State FalI-Rsport In tavor OF work done
BY ous Psshpe;; @,.la re-: Pse%ioms recommended:
First Premium Ior shop, light and heavy wark.
First Premium for best Sewing Machine for
Aa1tay WiyS.ons,n ors etata r,,roax
, 1864-10-06

In alt parts Of the world foE over qufrte. OF
cantuf5, It IL cuSddently recommended as tho beat
ever offered for the diseases 1t processes to
cure. Sold by druRaista everywhere.
oct4.T408. 4t.T6Sat.
, 1864-10-06

TRAIN yozEs.-A vote taken on the Night Ex-
press from Detroit to Chicago, yesterday morning,
gave Lfrco1n IS, Mcclellan IS.
A vote taken yesterday on the Chicago, Burline-
ton and Quincy Railroad, On the choice for next
Ptes:dent resulted as follows: For Lincoln TO- for
Little Mac e., Ct better than two to one-
On the tInlu from Dubuque TO Sioux City, Iowa,
a vote stood: Lincoln 67, Mcclellan ~.
On the Iliirbis Cenffa. Railroad, from Dunle{th
to Fieeport, on Tuesday, the vote WEE: Lincoln
E5, NcCtlla1i 81.
CCH EAoLE.-O7r eagle, lost few days ngo, has
been again returned, thanks to the klndncss OF
boy in b;ue," whose name VIC regret we are not
able 10 give. The royal bird has again returned
to cageaom, and visitors to the Office can tlu gra.
,ify their curiosity by 71ew-ofa fne pair ofea.les
tn cur eyrie.
, 1864-10-06

AZ ANTED-Nfsn Hhn FRO drafted
sac gho With to prceuss sab s.tuset n1u1a
atrlJ St lie Pc=t tscrurlu1 D+c D. a.C.1t.
Yuu viii e henoianlJ d.al. ~;rh t.nt.r.rcs 10 IL.
los ctr nhaa ae:s and Gtrchsnts. LEWIS & CO,
nrk,ff$A1t
, 1864-10-06

Milwaukee MArker,
Especial D1sps;ch to tbs Chsd4so T,ibuu..1
MILWAUKEE, wednesday, Oct. s.
F1eCK-DecIininE.
GsAlN-Wheat-Rtce ce]pts. 3, DO bu. Market more
kttlve, 7e wer; sales this morning, 7eo1 nu
No Hpzng In store as $L3791.ip: ~ % bu do, l1
ers option TIL October Is, at t1; $500 bu do. se.
e1e opticn all week. =. 81 81. Bales On Chsuge. TOO
hn No tp,ing In store 1t $1s3@is7. The market at
the Eevhal HI use this evening quiet and With
out uetlc I'd change. Sales, b.o.o bu No Spring at
81 33t1.ssA. Coxrae grams LoulnAi; no buy eiB IN
tcx.or .Iit,N. fair 1ofs offerdn1 4
, 1864-10-06

~ p1sesset Of the Nervous. Seminal, Urinary.
ara sexual Syeteras.-Eew and renable treatment
In repcfts ct the Howard Association. Sent b5
maIl In teaIed letter envelopes, free OF cha-ge.
Adcrees Dr.. J. 9k1l1on Iioush shton, toward As
Eoeiat11u, No. 3 South Ninth street. Ph1tade!-
phia, Pa. sep229tT9l1n
, 1864-10-06

HoNE or THE FR1ExD1xss The regua AZ
monthly meeting Of the managers OF the Home Of
Ahe Frieudcfs vas held yesterday afternoon, Mrs.
Hcee in the chair.
The Secretary. Mt. Gray, read the minutes Of tho
last meeting, which were approved.
~ The te!logpx M e d9nStlons = wsEe ~ reported: NJ
500: J. boo;b, IS % j. NJ. ke,t1, ss5o0: ]. B.
Blackstone, $40 oo; Mr.. Robbins. 300 :; Mlbaru
Congregational Society. $10.t0; Lady In krnosna,
S2.00.
The Treasunr's report, showing 8 balance o.
2e3f.71 to the credit Of the Home was received and
adopted.
stvezal bills we're audited and ordered to be
paid.
The monthly report Of the Mstron was subnised,
showing ttat 90 pereous had been received during
the month of September. Number Of Inmates now
In the Home IS.
Mss. Anrr.ws, Mrs. 1armou, and the members
Of tho Visiting COMMITTEE were appointed q COM
tnft.ee 10 procure cothluk for tbs inmates OF the
Home.
On motion the Board adjourned to meet on Sat
rrGay afternoon ne1t, Ut oc ock. at the rooms Of
the Young Mems Ctrlzilan Association.
, 1864-10-06
Family Steam Carriage.
FoR GoNfa10N ROADS.

Eta1t1ng 1t 1tH A. n. from tie corner OF etate and
Twel'1h streets, Be1tpropeI1ea down Twelfth to
Michigan ave ue. town slchig an venue to laks.Hp
to CLARK np Clarx PolS. up tolk 70 atss. aul up
State to the pact Of e1hib'itn # VIII al!o be di5.
evtty pe1tosmanee propiaes 70 s1ps7aede II: u,e
snd u1wt ariedly thirty miles an hour op good
ho1cut hfsres and Is more SAFE nnc sg3ahla than
the genrleEt G. ri1aga horse. .
e For further particulars see posttrs and HAND
bus. EsS...-SerF SC : Tu.F33A sthp
, 1864-10-06

Bzonl hItl1. Coush7, Asthma, and all
al 0lsorttrs 0. the Thr0nt and Lungs, are relieved
By ueiug .'BroW n'n Bronchial Troehes."
u bare been afflicted with Bronchitis during
the past winter. 1Ed tou1d 10 reiet urttI toutd
your .BtoI ctial Trpches.' c. Il. GARDNER,
Principal of Rutgers Female lustltnte, New
York.
"Almoat ios.anE relief In tha Gfistsessiu, labor
OF breathin: peculiar to Asthma.''
Rev. 4, e. E1a1Esrov, New York.
ut gives me great pisa ure toJcert1fy to the
efficacy Of yonr Bronchial Trochee, In an affection
q The thrp1t snd roice. loauced BY public sfnzteg.
They have suited 1nY case exactly. relieving my
throat aud clearing the voice 10 that could sing
with eAee. T. DucuARME
Chorister French Parish CLu,ch, Montreal,
'.WheD somewhat hoaree from cold or oyes-ex-
ertion In public Epe AkfD9, lave uniformly found
Browns Troches afford relief
HENRY WILKES, D. D.,
.-. pA5trr Of Zion Cnurcb, M1n.eesl.
SOLD by ST. Dealers iu Medicines Ut rs cents boz
oct6Ee6f fnes, ThsASatlm
, 1864-10-06
M A ARRI ED.
ID / II ID

In lha ctr evening: 4sh trst q the real
Dr. v. Z. hVKRsON sna Ml.s CAdRlx J. Bill
llhG8, all Ct this city
, 1864-10-06
LOCAL MATTERS

l.. u. Leaeue.-Thc regular monthly nsctins
Of the League will he held This afternoon, Oct 9Th
at baltpast two o'clock at the rooms oil the Yonng
Mems Christian Association.
, 1864-10-06

WANTED = To say thst we can
24her hout Q In h1cago n No, 13A 6ou'h Clark r.
pc5St31t adams d eFEEGER,
" ANTHD Sub 1itutes or r. pra
w geu>1tlYe REt1ntta furutah-d at tse lowest
rates by application 10 JANIS 4 HEIU IN. o~ce
IN Cru,t House tQuaTe. oe5-ta!c "
, 1864-10-06

" AET:sIs Men wh3 ars DR. aftsd
- sd vi.a 70 p,osnre sahsutuses 70 apply At
FL Doa!o"rn street, Ecom ). Yon viii oG p:o uptly
supplied At the loves: rates. II you vlah 10 % -
mt1e9, spp.J iHmCdlsee1y- LxHl3 4 CO.
Gct Ell II
, 1864-10-06

~
Editors Chicago Tribune:
Please .epubllsh the statement regarding prem
uus OF State Fair, Of s5sh ult, reoly from Ctt-
zep," % aleo letter from John T. Reynolds, Esq,
regarding said awards. 1t not being my desire to
enser into newspaper controversy, nor 70 siu
Napolepn!c reputation still! the public shall judge
whether Of NOT, as "Cit,zen" states. made
W1l!tul miata.ement. Citizen" was at the Deca-
iur state Fair, Illinois, and knew there Mas no
such commitee. also that the officers OF said Fair
Knew nothing of this committee. Perhaps the pub
ushed statement Of John E: REYNOLDS, Esq ssele-
tary, msy not be suthc. .ent evidence 10 convince
The sse pt!c Cidzen, y bore only oease ''is not
to tee Injustice GO unrebuked" | therefore reter
him 10 Fre.ldent Van Epps, and MI. M.ttson, su-
pe1inienoent Of tho hall in which sewing machines
we're exhibited, and Il thts tocs not satisfy him.
s8d know this committees, did e11at. and
made there awards desire also fair play:
let't Citizen'' come out uuder bis own name, for
canEot tuppose for moment that he ls one Of our
etmpasitoTs In the sowing machine business, they
all being too high minded to engage in such bus[-
nets; therefore,. er !" Citizen coafess his 10 the
tsielfed statement, and not oute. The publfc will
then understand the growing appropriately OF the
machine, Illustrated By the 70 ~ine Rtatcmcnt
Yours truly r, WHEELER
, 1864-10-06
auctin11 5alFE.

HUCtluH SulfH.
GILBERT d SAMPSON,
IA General Auctioneess. "A. Is 4 IS Dearborn II
100 cASEs BuOTS AND SHOES
AT AUCTION.
We viii sell on 1HUR3DAY, Oe1. 18Th. At TX
O'CLOCK 1t 6sesfoo1s Is and 49 Dearborn street,
1ta cleef CT Roots and sboas. couHtnR Of Mems and
Kovs' Zip and Catf double Hud half double soled
Boots. Youths boots md Shoes. Men'l and Bags'
HhckE, Women'a anu Altsas' Lace Booss, Congress
CATERS. &c. ..
Tho abtve goods are iust received fro q the Kast.
Aye mli fresh d sea.oaable gooas snd are well
worthy ths attention OF city aud country dsslers-
oc5 1873 St GuBERf 4 HAMP3ON, Aaot..s.
GILBERT d SAMPSON,
VA Auctioueesx, II, rs and ~ Doasbcs1 II.
, 1864-10-06

" "AHTED Agents wanted furn
GuE:ar,e:d. Hc6.ess" "A b. Be1 1871.
, 1864-10-06
An USE MEN Is.

sPALp1So + RooEn's OCEAN Cmcus.-Tbe cele.
brated spalding S Rogers Ocean Circus" COM
mencea seaton Of three days In this city to-day,
With large CORPS Of equest1ians and acrobats.
many OF whom have never appeared in the Cnlted
States previous to this season, The etud OF this
circus comp,ises seyeral valuable ana highly
trained ho,.es, fone OF which came from the river
LaPlat1, In South America.
The most prominent curiosity a*tacaed to the
show ie the etesm carriage, for common roads. II
eatLot fll to attract the attention Of the curious
aud ecieItifc- It processes to be realization of
the many unsuceessfu1 attempts, hitherto made. to
apply slesm % motive power IN common roads.
II Will peramhnsatc The principal etreets thte morn
trE. at Will be eecn BY reference to the adver-
tlsemtEt In Rro'hef column.
MUSEUM and Juliet was reproduced at
the Mustum Iaet evt ming, 10 a crowded house.
with Mrs. Ptrriu oDd Mr. Atluu, as The 1oser.,
Mr.. Sloncal az Nurse, Brao1ey, a thn Frllr OF
ORDERS gray" aud McManue. as Mercusio- The
caet as an excellent one, and the audience ap-
planded Enthusiastically.
AcVIcKEH's.-Mts. Marble took a benefit, last
evening, at McVicket'e TnesIe. which was well
after ceu. The msnaGcr announces for next week
The great sensation play OF .Rosedale," written
BY Il Eter WallacK. with Nj. l.. Barnett, tai
ented young actor, from New York. as the leading
character. The pfrce had a run Of over two hun
dred nigbtt on IT, first Representations at Wallacks,
ano has tlnce been produced with corresponding
epccess In Buffalo, C,nc1nbatf, louisville. md
oths cities by Nr B7rrclt, who has purchased the
Eoie tight 10 the pay.
, 1864-10-06

VV
w STANDARD FIs1oaY oE TuE REBELLION, b7
Hen J. Icy. Ovrr 200 9volurncs ai1e41y rod.
History Of the INDIAN RACES or AMK RIGA, l2ciudtnE
thrilling account Of shs Sioux msaaefe in AIn-
k,a.,nss- eo3p:ete IN one E1l. An, 'ha bet steel
SEC GnANr. Ilh appfepr:ste desigas Tor The border
11eIEIsvtr:sM M o. She sasEmsp. Bacsosk: Do9s14s asd
the Rtr Fueech and the power Of conot,on, ynu
can 90 vel with eur punlicstlona. Address &. l.
II EAT. Il eoRth ClArk struer, Unf.3go.
, 1864-10-06
Railroad Tamo Table.

CHICAGO AND NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. COZ. wEe2
WATER AND KISZn srs.
, 1864-10-06

Cook County Union Lea.ue.-A regn-
lar meeting OF toe League will be held In " ar
ner's Hall to- morrow tFridoy,) q: 2p. m. A full
attendance Is desired.
, 1864-10-06

w ANTED-AgeEts to ell 3
w hanc1cms View ct Camp Douz1as, In c:1o:e 1
Li1t @ oE.aoh, embracing tne en'ns e.rp and s1r.
Agsnts. For rsl.1clars applT 1t 70 eoFtl2nd BlreR
foti"e CT z. Randall. Arci1t.cs} or pY Latter with
stamp to JENNINGS q CO. Fost Ottce Box ~ 0B,
Cnlc9RQ, nj. QcA-tiY3.St
, 1864-10-06

The following were enlisted yesterday and cred
tied On the ce8cits al the ysr.ouS Bubd stricts;
Wheeling ], Niles j, LYONS !. Lake ], WORTH 2, Or
lol j. Second Ward IL, Fttin 4, Sixth S, seventh
:, EIGHTH /, NiItn =, Tenth Ward :D-lolal 50.
, 1864-10-06

VA WAN1ED-Ytung Men tof the
ATTY Ard Es7y. 70 ssrTe e!tasf as T. Hosn sS:
eu>Ss CT vcf1nsee1s sct o1e year o. WILL alHCt
rtcclve the tIeeest nrne7 thst u ko1 e. ana Wnas
', q nte pyo-tecd Ycu viii b tulc Of ttceiy:1g. =
DeRrDplu st.tet, 1E%{b & CO. ocS t6lt IL
, 1864-10-06

WANTEp.-Aee-ts wanted to
F.A1Lr sVN1Na MACHINES. stshet on . s+!sry OF
Is aeses Ada1ess so1 S.
Chlt.Ro, III or call AZ Foou Ne. =, Post Ones
Bieck. corner Of Dearborn and Monroe skeets.
, 1864-10-06

The follow Ing ere believed to be he deficits OF
the revcTal eub+dik1sict~ corrected to last even
Ing The Thsru Ward has, however. enlisted four
men IN The navy. who, We believe, have not been
credited above. This would 1ednea their dedcttto