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, 1865-11-13
LAW ISTELLIaENCE.

UNITED G1A1Es LUuHN.-0f}WE ]AA4e AEu"
mond.-The case Of c. r. Reckly, 4 resident ol
Wisconsin, and a teacher Of Ornamental painting
and landscape drawing, aeainst the city OF Chicago.
brought 10 RECOVER dsnases to the amount Of
$5ooo Tor injuries alleged to hare been received by
the plaintiff In Last November, while returning from
a lecture In Bryan Aalt In consequence Of the In
p:pper condition Of the sidewalk On CLARK street
near Randolph, was on bearing on Saturday. The
case continued throughout The day md WEB given
to the jury at the adjournment OK the court.
SurEn1oH couRr--9stors Judge Jos1pA Z. Gary.
-ht.1 suit. a petition for mechanis's lien vas
fled bY Aneu Clark, hsnlust Or7,n ". BI1lnetd, 10
recover $4Og alleged to be due 10 The plaintiff for
materials furnished and work performed. Plain-
til alleged that On or about the 18th OF APRIL 1865,
PTainefd, The owner Of q certain parcel Of land;
known Is lots and 9, III block u, fanGe 1a and
east Of the third princpa meridian, to move an old
materials neeesssry soT The completion Of ho work,
formed. and the materials furnished, to Be N,06o,
Of which F5CU is alleged TO hare been paid, the ~
mining S3o0 the plaintiff alleges to be Justly owing
10 him, md p1ays that it may be deretd 10 ba a
hen upon .afd building and premises, to ho satis'
John A. Henrteks ales ffll In chaucery ye. Mary
E. Clark, Jennie Stewnrt, Hannah II. Stewart and
Fannie Ns,he.s ths heits Of M1z; + MekiSbsn
that be ts the equitable oNnet Of certain parcel Of
land In Cook county. known as ten acres Of section
4, in township S. nonh Of range II and cast of the
third principal meridian; aud that on The "a Of An
gust, iS5n James F. Sawyer, Janass II. B1el and
John s. WaIlace owned md were seizcd Of said ten
acres, and twenty acres adjoinine 1t, each owning
an undivided pue.thiru part OF the Whole. sawyer
conveyed The legal title Of bis undivided one-thrd
put TO his brpther!u-law II. l. Stewart, OF Chlca-
Co. as bis trustee; Stewnrt conveyed said undivided
one.thtrd raTt, without consideration. to Mtg. F.
Mckibhen, Sawyez'a molher.tn Law. who held the
legal little for the use Of Sawyer, a. his trnstee.
Subsequently, Sawyer agreed with Wallace to sel
10 him h1s interest In the property, being hia
undivided one.t .thEd part IN both parcels o. landf
and that Mr. Mekibben should exesnts 10 Ws!l1te
good and snfi'tient tue, 10 wh1ch Mt. z: tnily
ntsented. and aceoto1nEay e1scnte4 tsed Mnn NE
Who made out the oeed 9miLtea. py Mieta1e, 10 y.
c!aae oeeeflpuoa o. thls pafee1 q !n94, 1ae,ep5
alioNlnE NE lefal ut!et .emani ~ AIs. MSat1pen.
The tang wsa eontesed 70 me fomp mpnanan. N 1ee
iipe, wno u H. sng 3a.s ~ tt,1o sS ~
named in Mfr. McKibben and vested in her heirs ii
he tine Of her decease.
The complainant, II Is alleged, demanded Of said
defendants conveyance Of said land by qu't-clatm
deed, and 1is alleged that they refused 20 TO do-
all or which The complainant alleges - contrary 10
equity and good conscience, and tends to bis mani
fest wrong and injury.
The plaintiff prnys that the Master OF the Court of
chaucsry may make a deed conveying TO him a,
, 1865-11-13

A FkMA1E SEprcEn+-Onc OF those female vul-
tutes whose busness 1t Is to prey on the morals Of
the community, called few days ago On 3 family
reesdlng In the vicinity OF Crystal Lake. the line
Of the Northwestern Railroad, and upon represent
Ing herteG 70 be dress maker On stste street. IN
that effect, succeeding in making arrangements
with one Of The iaruera daughters to accompany her
to this city as an apprentice. On the route tbs old
wretch int1mated 10 the 5oung WOMEN The proprie-
~ Of making the acquaintance Of some Of The young
gentlemen paetenrers. Tho g,rl at once detested
ber motives, and instead Of comply1ne With ths
modest request, gaEe her "plece Of her mind"
and Ut 1he same lime took occasion to nnnul the
contract entered into to become her apprentice.
when The train reached this city, the young woman
proceeded Immediately to the rooraA OF the Young
Mems Christian Association and related the above
facts. She WIS kindly cared for over night, and
The next day furnished with means to return to her
home.
E,t,s IN the county may rcet sssused that there
n1e young women In the city than arc required
10 ill ali the genuine siuatious here. They cannot
be too much on their gnnrd against the eeductions
Of these henda tu feminine shape, OF whom there
are seye1al In Chicago. making IT their business 10
en,lce young girls from the paths Of yirtnc-
, 1865-11-13
Cincinnati Market.
Especial Despatch 10 the Chicago 1ribunel

CHCL9SA11. NOV. II.
FLoCR-Dnll and prices unchanged. -.
GRAlS-Wheat unchanged, and prices steady. Rye
epet With sales st Sc. Coyn-Esw ear Is In good re.
quest at SCI escs Of old shetled at &c. Oats hEm at
se9ilc. BARLEY unchanged.
Ons-Lsnsecd oil stesdy. at el.si; lard oil tfm ut
Es-.5 for extra
pY1EotKCH-FIrmer 1t &c,
CorToS-1n good demand, and prices nominal at isc
fer niiddllng.
Wm1T-1c higher, with sales at 4s-s1.
Pnoy1Moss Mess pork steady. with sales at e3lno
new mesa was offered at ssato Bulk meats unchanged
Bacon nsm Shoulders 17c aides 19e; clear sldes c.
Repacked green meats dull; shoulders 17c s!des 13c
hams IKE Lard lower with sales At 2sxc for leaf.
Hoos-Firrn. And &c higher. with aales Ut et0-seo
Ill K1oas, nnd f14.0o net.
MONEY steady.
E,ru unrtAnSed
, 1865-11-13
NOVEL MARITAL co IMPLICATIONS
Suicide Of an Unfortunate Woman.

The suicide Of an unfortunate woman, occurring
on North Wells st1eet On Friday las is one OF the
most striking instances Of sin rewarded by seveYc
punIshmcnt In this lie whIeh has for somr time
come within our knowledge. and Ii remarkable for
the singular complications OF martial relations and
proluslon Of infdelIties which have clustered ahont
the wre,ched woman's short and erentiul history,
driving her at last
"Nad trom lIfets history,
Sx7t1 10 deatht mystery,
Glad to be hurled .---
Anywhere, anywhere out Of the world"
On Thursday evening Iast, Mrs. Davis, formerly,
known rs the vile OF Mr.. Davis, "a manufacturer of
water hilets, who had formerly place of business
streets but has recently absconded 70 Freeport, II
lnois,) called at TIC house Of afF. Peter Wagner,
No. sis North Wells street. and naked to be allowed
he Woman's ilospia, On lie corner of Indians md
Dearborn streets, wheir che had been living for
week presione- She hsd formerly lived In the
Viz Is ". 80 PERMISSION e m iemsia ID ~ reaily
accorded her During the evening she became 20
extremely Ill that medical aid was summoned, and
aay - moinins i thsi lie I'D taEen Il lasge @ dose of
laudauum. with view Of ending her life Of misery
and snHering. At noon rhe died. and yesterday.
srsa!ns. Il i6e dead house. when lie sefdiet WIS ct
course rendered thst she came 10 her death BY tho
administration Of poison, By her o"n band She
Of wretchedness b. suicide, but had threatened 90
often that no one believed she would commit The
deed, until she r1ade her successful attempt for
passage 10 the tomb Of the suicide.
Mr1. Uafts wa4 at one time resident of st. Lone,
the wife o! man named Fulton, who II Is supposed
had another wlIe living. While living with Fnlton,
che formed the acquaintance Of Dartf, who Is HIM
self reported as having been married 10 four women
previously, cach Of whom has At least one living at
ieetation OF the match. Whethe. be WIS ever d.
sotced from tbem not IL matter Of uncertainty.
Mr. Daris married Mrs. Fulton and bfonsht her
to This city. From heFe she went back 10 vt. Louis
last spring, visit, and returning brought back
with her female friend. Soon afier her return,
Mr. Davis ran OF with the female fiieud and mar
ded het-wherenpon Mrs. Davis had him arrested
on Il charge Of higamy and lodged in jail. he was
liberated On bail and With hls last marital aequls
lion ran oE 10 Freport, ILL., Aftcs his departure,
Mn. Davis il said not To have lived most corzect
life, and the physical mftfurtunes consequent upoO
her evil couiaes no doubt prcyed 10 very great
extent upon her mind, and Influenced her to the
tusl act which terminated her existence.
, 1865-11-13
Illinois and 1lfchfrnn Canal,

tSTHt.... Despa.~.. ~NN0 o9'>ts0 A@'0uue'l
BRIDGEPORT, Nov. ii, te3.
CtrAakp-Cuba, ot.awa, 50 tons sundr1es; Onward,
st. Ioula III 900 II lumber; Prairie Queen st. Louis
1000 lumber; A. Ltncoln Alton. 200 bis sails aad
500 sackssat Galena St. Louis 90 100 n lumber y
600 n siding, $3.50 shingles snd 100 900 It lath; c. L.
H1ntoon. st. 1onis 161 sacks salt 20 tons coal: Le-
mont, Ottawa 1oJ eds tan bark H. g. Loorais, Le-
mont: Farrou Brownlow, St. Louis 70 tons coal and
Is tons rg iron Tobaeco Plapt, St. Louis. 6s5s bI
barley; Advance, Lemont. ......
Arn1yxD Monarch, Lockpost, 20 nu corn H0 hrls
E.tss, LasA.le: II. q. Ioomls, Lemont,eo yda ruhlc
stone; Lady Franklin, Lemoot 30 ids ruo1e stone: E.
Rryuham. Leruont 20 yards stone; D. Hess.
Lenont, IS yds dressed stone. Advance. Lemonts 30
yds rpb.e stone; D. G. Norton. lemon1, = yds rubls
stone.
, 1865-11-13
LOCAL MATTERS.

Great Closing Ont Sale Of Stoves
Owing 10 the continued mildness Of the weather.
the suction eale Of the balance ot my stock OF
Stoves consisting Of the Stewart, Maeee and Victor
cooks, Stewart and Revolver gas burners. wood
viii be deferred TIL further notice. and In the mean
time shalt continue to sell At pr1yne sale, at from
twenty to forty pc. cent lower inan the same goods
can be puschased elsewhere.
1858 A. q. GARFIELD. 81 State ct.
, 1865-11-13

The ptoprietors oi the Arte.ian Well are using The
waller TO fill their ice pond. The dow from the we'll
has greatly increased within few days, snd now
runs very strong Riream Of five inches In diameter,
but It has materially reduced the now oG the old
well. The ucw well Ia not so deep BY nineteen feet
ns the old one 1t being GO feet while the other one
1s I'll feet deep. The cavity penetrated from which
the water GrAhes up, Il bat three feet deep, As
proven by running the an9us down until
The rock WI. struck. In tho old veil TIC
feet in depth, and. perhaps, even more,
Bottom was not found with more than twenty feet
OF angur. 1t Is believed that the new well atfnck a
"pocketH or tnAl reneISot1 Of wnter hoWtng
through team or inicrstice in the rock that Leads
10 the flow from the first well In other Wotds, it Il
thought that the second well has tapped the conduit
OF the nfet over nineteen feet nboTa the common
fonnlaIn. II Ia the intention Of the superintendent
TO run tbe augur down to the main fountafn. or at
least for come distance Ia tea1ch off,
the 1eason is 70 Iate thai The Company viii not
be able 10 complete but part their Ice pond. The
embankments enclosing ten acres are about finish
cd, and the water ttom both wells Is running Into
The pond. The Company. expect 10 make about
1866 tons ffoua this pond Il tie winlsz Is nodeE-
ately hard one: A. large gang, Of woskmen are
building the walls Of large Ice house. It IL to be
$50 feet long by I'll feet wide, and so feet high
Tbs walls near the ground ars shrse :, teet ct
thot OF the Ice honse. But ihe buildtns cannot be
completed this a1. Ai1cr The Ice pond Is aed, the
wolk OF enlarging the old well to sixteen inches
diameter win be commenced, which may be month
hence, and will be pushed ahead 10 compilation,
and then the prob1em Will be solved whether the
A1tes!au fountain is strong enough to pFodute a
e!xteen.inch 1t Eedu.
, 1865-11-13
ST. T.ou5a nfurket. .

Especial Despatch to the Chicago Tlbune.1
81. LOUIS, Nov. II.
TonAcco-Cnchanged. LnEs. HING GO; leaf, $3.50 ;
medium manufacturing, s14.so: choice do, st1.ao.
FLorn-F1fm. Fall e1trA, 1S 81; donhle extrs. &1a5a
GBAN-Wheat dull md lower. Choice, saal Corn
unchanged. White, SIC, del yellow. &C. Oats lover
Very choice, tic. Harley very dull. Choice al1, Sis
poor spring, Sc z bu.
wulakxy-Sh1ts nt f2.e6.
, 1865-11-13
vcssc1s Passcd Detroit.

Vessels Passed Detroit.
Especial Despatch to The Chicago TEibune]
DHaoIr, Nor. ii.
Ur-Golden West, Merritt 0gaitta, Republic, Bridge
nu.na Civ Resolate Minnesota, Sen Bird
Kats Richmond. Norris, HIppogrtre, GFanads, Per
stau, Emeu, Ovasco+ Martina, Jactnto, ketchum.
barbarian, Arnold, Montana, Parkef, St Andrew,
EalAd. --..-
po@S-Tork State, Musklngnm, Columbian. Con-
6nelo.
rgnAn nntthA
, 1865-11-13
Toledo Market.

TOfInNf1 NoSt q.
GR4rs-Whest-Ola, steady: new, 1c iower: sales Of
old white Michigan q f25 neg, s1Se; od NO. red,
STEADY, at DC, Oa:s-sfade nMer; saies 1t s74assc
LAEE FRu0nIs-7c for wheat To Du11alo; lie 10 Os-
, 1865-11-13

New York Money and Stock Market.
NEW ToRK. Nov. II.
MoHKY-MArket active and 1rm at PET cent.
SrIRL1xa EICHASot-Dull and nominal at 11k@
1064, gold for rtyt-clakA bills.
G6Ip-:Amertcnn gold ahade nrmsr-opening at
14Sh snd cloatnK 1t ft6H-
sPIcrI ETbkIs-Total exports Of specte to-day,
31E000
GOy1RSxKSr S1oeKs-40Xc1ower,.
FENoHTS-To Liverpool quiet and hf9n. at ID Tor
i'm
, 1865-11-13
n1nurrenS 3Ynrket


.MosTKkA1. Nov. .n-F1oER-AoEe inquiry for
choice. S1peFnne high krMdes du1l aud rotnlnal.
super extra ike s00i e1ha s7!ssa7 fancy a6sN
7.O8; Welland Canal 81 e5as 20; No. Canada wheat
{6Na6so: western $S-@096A.
GR1N-Wheat-Canada $l.z.@13Q; western S12S@
teS Oats Sa233c. Barley dult at &c.
, 1865-11-13

HE1xholDs Dhco AHp GaEncAL "AREaocaS.
-Residents oi Chicago visiting New York and
Wishing TO fnspect the nlrs of the preat metropo
Lis, viii IND much TO antefst them tn IN fnspechon
o. the Drug md Chemical warehouse OF u I.
1leImoo!a. 20. ~ bsosaWay. ne11 70 tne Meno,
1vt ~ t1e sero1nJssimn ~ 1.t,ons nh f. mi.
yei4aliy cnpceded to be Qnsu1pa<ted In extent ~
ra1ecment. OF the mode in which Il IL eoudncted
The laboratory In the saIne bufldlnr u place OF
Mondrous extent and compleieness 81 apparatus:
time bsif q million dollars worth OF goods, The
efiahlrhment has 4 frontage Of 81 feet. By = fuu
nsop1setor viii be plessed at any lime 10 show tie
cstsDlishmcnt 10 any Chicaronn sho M1y be visit
fns New York Ci,y.
FF --
D1Qavxf RonnEnY.-About O'Clock On Fridav
,r,o,,,,, - . .a,,. -, ..,..a I.h,, Co,.n :
sf 80 5"Ans "Aa'4 ."1- o"N
o1aAenan ca INC c1ncannasi All l1ne '.aluoao,
was paFe1ng clong West Monroe etreet+ between
rhnrr, ha III, h,nsc,f endac,,v .c4,aa md xio-
leui,s th,on IN thr ryound. and while held IN that
nohif,on r,s robhcd nr r,ln.,1r which ana $500
in money. During tue operation be was severely
choked; his mouth being stuffed with cotton snd
tace!se g1asp W. On n's nloat' E5ssenunk aasa
nr;xed tbeif s1cttnn ar crcTythine vainab,e aiont
tis Tersan +hcx +Tre i,in, intn neIrhharinr ni1ry
md dcnnei,ine him in he mud. he'd fTom lie scene.
fine he Nns 1tnshie 10 rises md WHEN b made Ill
appearance At Inc Wert Side stat3oa about N hour
siier, be presented wo!nl appearance. hs clothes
cnrered vitt mud.
ryans,on. ,nas thu scrne of a ac,rhtfn .cunlon an
.'"p' .t.u. "Ae ~ " ,.-. s.s.. -o. ~
fnqas q eseo,ns & ass VI: nasmoaa' pasto1 ., lns
Biblical Institute, was invited to make call. and
found ,vrxcn1 n num,,cy or hi. friends vbo snr-
IL sf.esal and apn.snrs;e isnensae N @ Hsn.i Win
Ttr cfr
, 1865-11-13

To8ox7s. EoT. II.
F1ocK-<7-51aa6o for double extra; 37.35a73o for
e1tra; a5.sCG5.so for snperona.
GRaM-Wheat-Fall, tl.4oGs1.5o: spEiog sl1?a1.2o.
barley Ga &c. Oats 313ucqDlet. Rye S&a3c.
PEi%63963c.
, 1865-11-13

"A Had breath the greatest cntse of life.
friends forever parted The subject is so delicate
your dearest friend will not mention 1t and you may
be ignorant Of the fact yourself, To efect radi-
dcntifce nigh: and morning. It also beantines
the compilation removing all tan, plmp'ea and teck-
Les. Price Is cents. For sale by al drucgists+
For sale by r Il. Andon, Chicago, Wholesale
agent and III druggists. oe23t16a1y-x-w-f
, 1865-11-13
THE OLD CITY HOSPITAL. :

Ia about 10 fandnlenuy ssdgn hIs property, 10 -
10 hjndtr and delay h12 Creditors, 70 tie manifest
wrong and Injury Of The compkinanu
, 1865-11-13

awe can do without Enrore.-Esery~
thing Americans need, American skill can snpply.
Nay, more: 1he fact that Phalon's I" Might bloom
ing Cerens" Is the admitted superior Of Ill the
European perfumes, shows conclusively that N the
refined Injuries, we'll the comforts Of ft- we
are ahead Of The Old World. Sold everywhere.
uQI2-rSlG
, 1865-11-13

tickets In the Chicago Grand Gilt Enterprise VIII
lake place at Bryan Hall Tuesday evening NOT. tith.
a few more tickets are for eale at & each. y0OG
, 1865-11-13
New Orleans Market.
Milwaukee Market.

Especial Despatch to the Chicago Tf1bnne.1
NEW OEIrAys, Nov, H.
F1orn-Dun and declining. Market oyerstocked
Choice auper1ne salable. GaAcT. DATIs & Co.
, 1865-11-13

Ladies' Afflicted with DI&coi0ratlonS
on the face, called moth patches, or with tcckles,
FREcKIE Lor1ox Il Ia tnla1Hbie. Sold by all
druggists. oes5tG7a 13t-w FEN
, 1865-11-13
Qt)i1a9o Qrlbn11e.
MONDAY, NOVEMBER Is, 1865.
THE CITY.

THE CITY.
PROFESSOR Fowler, the calebsated Phrtno1o.i.t,
wilt 1icommcnec course Of lectures on the science
md its corrlanvee on Wednesday avening NEXT.
The frst lecture Will be hre.
ST. pArH1cK's Soc1Eu.-A special meeting ef
1his society viii be held this evening, at No. II
Wells eeet Room g. nusnsa: fh ihm9tsnss WI
come before the mtcdne, ano tu4t tuenoance os
members ts requested
H1p TO BAn~-Mr. IN Winchester, proprietor
Of thc Garden City Brewery, who Uas ezEested
some vecks ago for assaulttng policeman. reccir.
~ bfa df1h examination betofe the Police Court on
SstuTday morning, and wns bound over In the sum
Of 900 TO await tEial al The nex term Of the lte-
corder'e Court
Norgrs OF Ill FAnE.-The police Of The South
division Last crening vtsited several houses Of III
lamc and usrrsted the inmates. These, with other
disorderlies. nied the cell. at the AEn9ry 80 lui
thAt there w1s ecatce standing room. There W1u
be big crowd 1.-THE Police Court to-day.
Tua1An I1oYp GAnn1aos'-The distinguished
Garrison is announced to nelIvc1 4 lecture tn
Smith Nixon's Hal, on Thursday evening next,
under The autpices Of the Young Mems Christian
Aseociatiop on i" The Past, Present and Future Of
Our County," This will be the dIst Lecture ever
delivered b. the cdlter Of The U17atoT in Chicago.
cnunctsttone Of MI. Gs1isun thi1 subject art Of
especiai interest nj this iupetp1t. He viii deliver
but one lecture in this city,
TIVE CBzcAGo lzTEnARY NEssESoEa.-The Gnh
number Of this venture on the eea OF Western 8p-
probation is before us It exhibits marked i'm
proycment oscr the h5st number, aud contains
collection OF reading matter which for variety and
Intrinsic excellence Will fsvossby compare with any
Of su1 Eastern Mesasics. Niz notesor.hy 100 sha.
The editors rive us original writing, the thoughts
Of Weetcm brains, written By Westctn pens.
.,,,n-.,,.. w.. ..,-,s-. a.. =.
LNls z,1...:r ~ o'S..ns ~. opaa Dno y. ns..a
a Lammet7nooF WIZ oe E1sen NJ me oPc.a nouse'
Tta,ia.a on Tnesday. Favorita on Thursday.
Al the Museum, the ~ Fast Men Of the Oldeu
Tlnc " ,yil, h. nr,,.cr,ed N, 4he 4,at fine this
evening The EEeai Arabian cian!, s1s. Goshen,
has arrived, md VIII commence big lcyees tod
"Zamtata- or NE House on ihe Bridge VIII be
pfss Gntra lot ne nrst Lime ms evening AcI,cE-
Is. Msdam Celeste sustains the Characters Of zam-
bata and Esneat.
Kelly Leons Mipehels opens new budget at
Tur7 or t,rrnA a. Assrs--A ve1l,dre4sed and
tp,ellicent looking younr man, .ho cnye I5a nsme
n. G, Il, Whue said IN he book kecncr In . MON,
tnrt trxtnees hon.. n hi. r,t1 ,.,t IN Thnr.d,x
.f1coon ,,,rs,ed 1yy flf;oer Tnn<no m ,h- rb.ros
OF stealing three yuluable ope7a pfasees from III
dolph street. The snHtruments were in the room o.
the prisoner eecfetad In drawer One was a yer,
Ene clase mounted with gold End sei In mpthet-of
peaf{ valued at $50. Tie prisoner fe held for ex
4 SNEAK TurEr AND DpRGIAR,-A fellow call
4no bI.,..,f 1.+n., w.,d 49,. ras,.-d,v ,,n4,t,,
~ .. n..s-., -, NJ, N1s ,nM
arrested ny .usteensd 1unn1e!anc anu Moofe
II IL nt1sd That s1,nrt tu,, ,ants VIM, b. stn1s
, 1865-11-13

Chicago Grand Gift Concert Enter.
prfAe.-A splendid brick house and lot 81 900
greenback. eett Of diamond Iewclry worth s, 30
together With 1900 other valuable gifts, will be dis
Ribnted at Bryan Hall, Tuesday evening, Nor. 1ih.
Tickets e. each.'- y9G'
, 1865-11-13

Go TO the Best-Go to bryant D.
Sdatton's Chicago Commercial, College to &c!
Thorough, practical business education. or 70 be-
rome good Telegraph Operator. Address (encios-
fng stamps) Tor circulars, BRYANT d srhA1FoS,
Chicago, Ill
, 1865-11-13

THE cocSrE EEIEcr1oN-BRADwE11'a a MAJORITY.
"A slight error in the papers OF Saturday morning
makes the majority Of Judge bradwe1l in the coun.
ty 2ppcas lees thtn Il really IL. In the county ont
side the city tho ulajoy1ty for Bradwe1 wns Sa31;
for salomnu. 2,3ae. The following Is the total
count:
had. Smith. Maj'y
First Precinct. 18th Ward. T. -
Second Precinct, 10th Wnrd- d-...2S0 = lis
Previously repoftcd......--.-.. 6, 10
, 1865-11-13

w ANTED-Great " Western Busi-
vY hess Agency, Eooms - and u feyno1ds'
seeking employment, Will nnd It TO the!f Interest 10
call before applying esewhere Vacancies tor book
keepers sale:naen, hotea sh!pp!nE steamboat. Ero-
ber Of porters, harienaefs bagEaEenaaste1s, coach
meu. walters, Watehnoen, mechanics farmers and =.
out de1ay. Applicants by mall enclose 10 ceuts.
, 1865-11-13

SouGur H1e REvEsnE.-Ment,pn .yns ma1e In
Saturday mornings TnBuxE, OF case tn tho
Police Court In which Charles Conissn, Of De1ktn,
Ohio, charged his wife and one Thomas o'Bden
with living In open adultery. He had them bound
over to the Recorders Court, aud the Grand Jury
couple procured hail and were set at ltoertx until
their trial But Cortigant feelings toward the
destroyer Of biz domestic happIness we're hut little
appeaeed-she routine OF courts Was too tariy fnt
hIm-aud meeting O'Br1eu in = saloon on Saturday
morning. he took the Law into hls own hand. and
administered 4 sewers chAstisemcuL For this
breach Of the peace be vns in the afternoon mr.
raigned 1T the Police Court- and tined TO the extent
OF his earthly pos4essipus-&1u N.
, 1865-11-13
1WanteD=>fMtormatln1l.

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Of Ann
w Mciu,Yrr. who LEI! Chicago eight yess, 40
tos Paul sn1n Wsaoaon y .rsss. III
Mary Mc1ntJEc. Nc. - s0u"4 " TksrSv
BE- t6autfcpy sToc1Teo. s'N
, 1865-11-13

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