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min, TT tn her eleeanteern gDetie tersertttet wOrten unb
fdbrt nunntebr r~eeeImdBte tn ~fpleenber @6ife: Der Dam.
pier berlGet bic 9Berfte ieben WtSresn UNI TX lbr uub tGbrt
nod, VI n na CIts, 0abeIIe @rpbe, ne a
Or tSe r unb. surdd; NIT bteiem 9anpfer fabrenbe YerIp.
nen baben %senusenb 3eit un tn Der 3aseue GrpSe .inen
arCben &beti hes Cages ~aubrtnsen nnb Mbenbs au reHter
3ett nab baltimore 3urGdtetren 5u tSnnen.
@tenfaas fibrt r~setlmaBis jebtn Dienfaa uub Trettoa Der
Dpfr. ~ ba m ton" @apt:S s. @ Griffith, rad st. Nt-
6aeis un6 Watlss RtSer Terrp unb aurIG. Derielbe Ser.
ldBt ben Wb1rf UNI 7 utr NlcreenS.
81 SamtIten.G reurRpus .Bt4ete wtrten tn Der Office,
&de BON Sight unh &ambenfry p~ertduft.
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Nteinen 1reunben, IOnie rem ~geetrten publifutn biene CUR
gtahri@t, raj i'd metne QDirtbfdlft opn Ode Bomb unit
Drattfr. na6 NO. So N..Trfberidltr. perIeat ia e unb trerbe
i'd be1eIbf NIT meinetn 8ruber cine teutfGe Delttatelens
S~anbluns nebft 9Detn unb sutenn Bier unter Der 5trrna Sc
triber Weber %erDfinen. Cur 6eier Der @r6ffnune rtre am
Wtsntas Absnb elm eemlttli6es Streibs SnfruEenten.Gpn-
;ert, ippSu lpr %freuubltdft ~etrlaben, %ftlttfnOen.
2 y. 70 eber. Z +. 20 e b
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NentraI Nnnnerein.

Dts Witelieber pbieen Yerttns wereen bierbur6 etneelc
ten, Wicntae, 10. Stunt Mbenps s ubr in tbrem 0erflmm
lungslUtals Su eribetner, tntem sTtt 0CrfbIiee sur ab
lttmm ans ~1DrIteeen. SIM MuTtra8
(idntGJ 5pbdnn z r a &. SER.
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Aae tteenteeu, welGe seiOnnen limb, lid pbtSem Yeteiu
a isTiS 8 iIibr i'm Sotaie Sss Srn. s@reier. SIS. "a Mite:,
Ann Str, gu erfteinen, tnbem bic .rfe Gtnsdbi Jung nebi
BeamtenUobl ftattfintet. $50 &ntbetle itnb e%eSetdynet.
tfdmOl 81. Q 1 2 h brpp. Ger.
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nc am 10 Suit Elm pic Site gum vi fen bes etncOln Dent.
malls peranfaitst bat. Mdteres In rtner fp1tern MnSeiee
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Sin Otartte@ arten su perIeaIen
3u p~erfQufen
@~uSDerfdmf
bon SUnnerz uno &e9en @dirmen, BeitI6en,
St6den II. MateriaIien sur SabrifotiDr ber1e[ben.

fbaft8mann aus het cen MIR felt 1858 ~Benasten unb III
Nttette ~sebalttnen 9pfaG So. 235 50. Baltimore 5trn6e Ser-
erGngt purbe uni sert 3ufCIee ~eeRGtbtst Bin, netnen edn;en
BOrratb aus3uterfduffn, f. I1te td netre 3unten unb Sc
Rem. welbfr trgenb etnes In ntein @e3t6ft etnTGlneenfen
Nrtttels beeatf fd rtetn srp6eS unb i~ersfdltis auseepdbItes
Eager BON 9 : asterfSde n, egemfG t + NJ e II
(ppn Setbe, @inebant nnb gaunpOlenSeue) Spnnen-
t3tFmen, Yettf6e n auer &rten. &rIfen &C.
a%nauieben.
@ei9dftsIeute made Id ~befpnberS auf rtetne @Crrdtbe fir
Tebtttatipn pbtger &rtiteI, ais 81 rbr, Jti6betu, @I-
fen t n unb NtatertaI fur Segenf6trme, dufrertfant.
Wtan ipreae tal6 Dor, la i'd g~enEttt9t bin, bas 9rfaI 10
t1neH aS ntDglt6 an rGunten. Sntenf ib fur BAG mir biz"
Ter ertpteiene 3utrauen tdnfe, tnerbe ib mid befreben, tint
Sale tb ttnen pafenben 2nten fnben fplte, bafflbe aud tn
Der 3ufunft 3u re6tfertisen.
GtanetS BeebIet,
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Ourrl1ON W~UUUCiCIN Wf. ;.
Nue Mitelteter, mel6e f6 tisiem 8eretn ansei9lpHtn
ipmie iClhe, melde is nod anftIieBen molten, ltho biermti
aufsefprtert i4 am Oieufag Ibeno BET Srn panntbIi, 9p.
IS SorrtipnItr Sur erfen &tns ,blung unb SeamtenpabI
etmIu1hbtn. SIN Nuftrds mebrerer W~titslitter
@arIS u prov. 9r1f.
8. SanntbGI pr. ShaSmeiher.
0rmbtl 6 t. Sd etnsberg, Getr.
SDlpltr. SanUcrcin.
Dieftr neue gauperetn bat i@ am Iesten Rcntas ppI
tanOtg prsuntfrt, fetne 8eanten erpatIt unb bic violent
ltfe @tn3aHlune tesDnnen,. Als, bic f& etnem gusm Sdu-
eerein anIblieSen rpuen. Inb einselaten uGdIten Wlpntnl
Atenb lei prn 8labaas. Ru. $50 eOwitr. su etfdetnen.
S. s. RStb, pr6f.
tflmc) 4. 3uIauf, Setr.
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SNltilnprc Surnprrcin

General: W|eridntmIuns a&fen Dtenftas Abenb. Gdmmt.
ltde W~It9lteher fnb erfa6t Az erftetneu. SIM Auitrns
dR) %. 5Mf, SER.
RtnOln Stdnm WO. 3S, 9. =. u. Wf.
Dte SrI6er ses 9inUla Stan1mes limb btermtt ~etnselaben,
nd6ten DHnnertag, %. Stunt, ter so Cts STRAIT II ibrent
WtspamI 3u erfAe men, inbem GeiGGft II non Q3i6ttptett tte
Nnnetenteit etnet jesen 8ruberS ~berldn6en.
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que yetbetlteten werben tiermtt beudtrt6tist id pintt-
ltd o ubr IN tee GurnbaGe sin3 uEnrsn.
(1dl . a s m tie.
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Qlftieus8rdueret!

2lftien<Srduerei!
gta6ri6t tpirb 6iermit sesebeu, bas Bidder gu 3ei6=
unuseu bon Gttieu gu benz @apitat@Stcd Der
Baltimore Brewing, Mailing and Distilling
Company
bonn Is. sunni Bis gum 5. SUIT BON Mprsens 9 16r
Biz l ltbr Wiittags in Der Office
80. As SeOrtbfraRe, Gcfe SGnettsFr.,
cine Greppe bod, rffen IieSeu.
gta6 benz Charter 1T Der Capital @tDd $3.50, 900,
set6eilt in 5000 aftien uub iebe Ittie $25. Stir iebe
aftie iinb bei Der 3ei&nuus 81 unb bon ba an ND
aentli@ $25 Gents 70 lang, biz bic @ttie SSais etn=
besablt, III entr4ten.
WlGrts Mltmann, So1epb q. WidiIbplfe,
InbreaS Bdumelrtner, gbrifiln q. RiGeI,
Spbdnn grulle, SDlepb &uppert,
Srans Gardner, SJptann S6marb,
@eDrg R5ntg, Carl s. Siebert,
SpIePh 2eser, YbtltPp d. @Gssl,
O~treftpren.
SSfepb 6IpPert, @rdFbent. Bran8 Gardner,
G61Bn1. s. @. H d II, @efr. (14intlN2tl
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Scr. ct. Sieben:0 reibi9cr S6abants.
NGten.
9ritte Serie.

Nd6fetenbe GatsIe 5etet bte NettO. &efen fer Serf9iete=
men 9etrdee, ppSDn bte s3inien I'M @Drau8 erlnubt tpfr6en
FIR Rte bPfrpTpnhen 9hne nip Tne4{6. {rt. -
, 1865-11-02

On1y once before IN The history Of Chicago hss
the Internal machine been tetorted to for the pur
pose Of destroying human tfc It has been pop
ular practice abroad, but 1t has BEEN Lately intro
duced here. The hsst time WIS 1Ittle mora than
two years ago, when witness In a railroad suit
was sought 10 be pnt out Of the way by its hsencJ
The second instance occurred yestcrday-thc H.
teuded victim a woznan Of bad repute, named Jen-
ME Woods residing on West Monroe street, near
Dcsp1Alnes. .......
About o'clock yessert1 y morning the ianases
Of The hppse In uucattnnr 1tsta1tled by tho crash
ing ot glate, snd tA-n 4 ard dull sound a
though some heavy object Ind been thrown
t6aFp hIsstug sound mas heard ~ nom H. burning
OF 3use, and then IN explosion which Threatened
to thsow the building rom Us foundation. As
atteF Of soa,se the Utmost I'm IT, a.
Euow whether they ncte dead or alive. Mrs.
WOODS, whose bedroom Is In, the upper
sfo n nd. ts Ind Fs, o. 10 a.S .sa9 ss aauap sa
and finding The window curtain oh tte, she ,n.ne-
dIatc1y ran ios water and eztinyuIthed the flames,
lie time only three persons in The honse, Mss:
Woods, her little daughter, and q demesuc, all ol
whom escaped without any PhJsieal in}uf1es. 1n
sion il was discovered u have resulted from Eal
lon TN can dilel with powder, Hlich vita lighted
fure, had bccn hurled thsonsh one OF tha eide win
destroying The building and ali its occapants
sion, u no other causc. IL scarcely ahoE
Of miraculous. as every window sash and nearly q!
| the doors arc literally reduced TO kindtug wood,
| and the norne walls Of the building are alnost
burst from underneath tho roof. In the rooms
everything mas filtered about: the piano lay Upset
tables turned, valuable painrnKs md mirrors-o
what uas LEFT Of them-stErwn on The door, and, L
facf, one OF The finest furnished buildings psesentet
| noting hut chaotic confusion. The damage Il
the mrnItnre and building will not fall far short
eaccN, and 1t Is even doubtful u the latter can eve
Gcai1 be made hab1tahle.
, 1865-11-02
G1,rciaI n01tH8.
---- NtE~F>40W%

.oec.a1ist now in the city
"a tne '4a. ,,,,e,, relied upon 20 10 at1 a'a o''
k1tI SNi - rensin IN your systena- 1&7Sufa0&
suno ,.oa,. bcaaes destro51nE Scur happiness
Soas --..nects IN life. ae iss made rt<sonAl
aca NV ~ ,,ryoa1 debility hls staoT 1of INC 4As5
a1's1 ..,s. sad L. therefore tae pesson *nom IL
t"tD' .,,,,,d e,nault, No nue eTe1 heard ot pa-
anDe Vt. mt te4nC cured uuca he hAs bcen In INC
III, rtnu. t1ou has vouchers In III the csy Pr
hi, ,ayeots and The medical profession Dole ne'e
s1 .,rnsd. ssbeIne The most skI1ed specia1lN nese
-,1 thosoue,, master Of hts profession ~ otae's
IN amt de,nst,; give him CALL II u oaS eotn@
1nnn occuf7cnee with him 10 eu1t suea ea*eA nn
,,n. .r senarsts for lsuia snd Eentle1.tn and tae
,ro., complete IN The city. Coasulatioos nee anu
cou6dcutaAL ..... .,-..,,...o.
o1,c, 10, 178 South Clark street corner os Aonfoe'
half sb,ock tsum the rost oHef- Foss oaee io1 ASs
t.h{caro, III. otace hours from r. %. 70 P u.
snd for ms " Gulae to nealth." pannsneo A0'H3'A''
zee Of charge
Torxu Me-, TAXI fAHE1cf1Af
re1ow deyotrs much Of his time 10 INC ueesment
rhose c,sss eauscd by secret 1aat "aaso taans oo't
3,ody md snlad uniting the unfoT tnaislou&
ror thef busness q soc!esS' Ina eao eRoe@ o1 taI*
..,tv h,ts. * the cxcesa Of tp yaa.a II TO xeafc
and defd1I.a.e the constitution, destroy the phystca
.nd mental powess dlmnith md efeehae he uasns1
1+r,tur and exhaust the v1tA e0eft1es Of manhood
the pleasures Of t1fe are nazzed the object of maEik
t4ust.xtod and existence tseaf fende1ed tenn Of ii
.ceastpr pnIsc1y and fegrs Such pefsant. espceiAn
those contemplating marriage. should iose DO time
making immediate application ~ Df. B. hy hla ne
treatment, Il ecahted to c1auFe speedy and perm
ucnt curo.
, 1865-11-02

not closely scrutinized- The imitatton i5
nearly exact; tho expression Of tile uooussss
Of fLi6erty's countc1ance, the muddtness o.
the words "Urited States," over her hea9'
md The distinctness of the words "E tirz1-
bus Unum," appear on tho shield, reTsal tne
tTaud. These notes, though easily detestea
while new, might battle iile best judges oI
money after being cEumpled and "o54
three months. The counterfeit Of the Ga
INV cent note has muddy background me
medallion portrait Of Washington, ho~evef'
Is popd-nearly as fine as that in the excel
lc,5tlT executed notes that were seized u Gsn-
cinnstI six months or more ngo. The Goddess
Of Iiberty On the IS md $50 notes Is merely
hideous ca1icature, and the general execution
Is bad. No months or years Of wear and lear
Gun render these notes dangerous.
It Is believed TINT these false tokens AaSe
been distributed IN large quantities among
the lower strata OF liquor shops and bFotheis.
to be passed upon their customers tTEcn ha1-
seas over. It Is hardly probable that thcy
could have been printed In this city Or within
the limits Of the United States, since the
cngraycrs and printers must have spent many
months and Invested large capital ID the
preparation of the plates and paper; aud no.
where this side Of the Canadian line could
counte1faiters operate on SO large a scale and
for surl1 length Of time as the NanusactuEtEs
OF these notes have operated, without
1nf fecffnr.
, 1865-11-02
rnTJ,EcTDR,s NOTICE.

~ STATE or ILLINOIS. Coo& CoEotT-SS-
GIFT CoLLrcTuRfs OTf1CE CoCET HOgsE.
Room No. II, ChIcagO, October y. 1s65-
Public No,iCc Ia hereby given that tae following DE-
scrtbed Warrants have been placcd In ny banda tor
warrant Ill West, dated Oct. 18th, 1851 and Issued tor
the COLLECTION of RFecta1 ASSESSMENT 1GTted faE I'LL
inT grading ent planking alley n Blocx II. Canal
1Eustees' Subdivlslon, " and ". KIN E. r. sec-
warrant lit, North dated Oct 1sth 1861 aud issued for
tho collection oi special assessment leflt1 Tor
curling and pairing North CLARK street. from Chicago
avenue to the Chicago River
Wsryaut H. North dated Oct. 18th, 1S, aud Issued for
the collection Of special assessment leTfcd for 1I!
ipR grading tnd psanka0E alley In Block fSh Vol
cottH a Addittou to Chicago.
Warrant 2 North, dated Lc 18th, 1S and ssucd tns
the collect OF special assessment 1eyas1 tor nL
inE. Sfafax ind piankinE alley IN Block t:o> Vol
warrant 10 sontk aied Oct. 18th, 1s, and Issued for
the collection Qf special asssssul eat levied fof
curling. rltlnz md paving South Wells afrcas. from
Lake eErtct 10 South Water street..
NaHanf 60 South, dated oct Bth L6 ana issnea toE
the widening Of Ha!sted street. rom TWenty.slytn
street To the CITY Limits, to the width or s1tf'sl1
fest ...-.. .
Al pc1sons Interested In said assessments are Re
Qutsted to make immediate payment at ny 1tnce. Y
default Of such ynent the assessments VIII be col
lected 81 the coat and expense Of The parties liable
therefor. H. r. HtALu.
ocof1Gt-lJt City Collector.
, 1865-11-02
Severity Of tho Recent Gales on the
Upper Lakes, md on Lake Eric.
[FfQtu the Detroit Trfbuue S0th


The gallo which swept over Lake Huron
last Wednesday night, and which continued
without material Abatement until Saturday,
Is described as one Of unusual violence. Some
Of our best SEQ boats found 1t extremely haz-
ardous to attempt to ride out the storm, and
they could Ind. 1t Ia greatly feared that in
tcllisencc Of serious disasters to shipping will
ret come 10 ha11d.
The Lon City and 8. D. Caldwell bath
reached here yesterday from Lake Superior.
Capt. Sweet. Of the Iron City, informs US
that be reached Saginaw Bay on Wednesday
night, The ri Tind bloTlnE heavy: He proceeded Il,
Cnle Increasing in violence, be was compelled
70 nut back, and finally reached Tawas Bay
on Thursday morning, where he lay until the
ralc subsided.
The Mineral Rock, hence for Lake supe-
rtor, nut into Tawas on Friday morning, in
distress, having three feet OF water n her
hold, aud being short Of fuel. In the heleht
of the raIc her gangways burst out, wien she
made i lurch, and lost overheard 20 head OF
cattle, The Iron City went alongside Of her
and took of small quantity Of her freight,
In order to help right her. It Was understood
that the Rock, notw outstanding her difficult
tcis, would proceed on her trip to Lake supe-
rior. . -
The weather on Lake Erie seems to have
been the heaviest on Friday. The schooaer
u. B. Spaulding, again loadcd, Wacn on Lake
Erie Friday night, Was oonged 70 oear " anu W
cinity Of Point au pellec lost her mainsa1l,
ano a!tee"as e'i9SA ~ e,so IL 1cst her hiT aTchor
5ti f.saeas va of ehen she arrived Gore o.,
e5a ean ~ a'as and ,rocs =" ;nto ry ork. The brie
i r. c;a,nda-t Isr inst 1,ere hir anchor md n
.n.ho,ce M ~ cho5n- c;~ht mics southeast. K
| enrtI, frnm IN Dummy. The schooner Mar
rnnnnsett. during the same time aud locality,
| lost her naiusnil and returned to Detroit
River for repairs. Other vessels, we learn,
met with sIn1iIar losses, the names Of which
hovc nnt cn1ne to hand, News was received
rast rrdav ttsf The schooner Arrow had run
33s1t-a ,,irc miles he1nw Point au Pel1ec- She
d hound c.r Bu{Ialo will cargo Of wheat
| sb;nnn., 1,v Mcssrs. whiting and D'Grady, o
, 1865-11-02

The 'burgh Was the scene Of fanny e3-
citement yesterday afternoon: As VIC nave
stated several times, the new Ponndmaslef IS
commcndably efficient. The village sS.ns
Considerable con labor, and brings down On bis
devotea head q great quantity Of 1oW-grade
abuse. Yesterday he levied on hock OF
geese belonging to tonguey and muscular I1ie.
Irish Indy. whose urban residence Is on 9onn
street. Poundmaster got the geese down
poundwise aB far as State street, near tne
phnuix, when the Afilesian lady appeared
t'npon the Stage" She, with many ob}nfgs.
tions, enleavored to turn the 'feathery hcaas
give them southern inspect. The Cross Iu1-
poses md scoldiug, and a7s-h-e-W-lng e!9e.
1riled the neixhborhood, and soon II. tne
actors Ind an audience Of q Btrcet iaI.
| The result Of the contest was long doupl11i,
but the lady finally conquered by mastery
| piece Of strategy. The lady took up brace
| Of her pet geese, one under each arm, Any s
came to close quarters with the official, hold.
ing him at bay while her hopeful brood 1sa o.
"double-qnick, y hOmtward. The otle1al sew
| the "point," and endeayored to breaE ovei q
The cfinollned barrier: The lady mel lnt
charge mantul]y. Taking each Of her gees
| by the legs, the gauder In her right hand ent
i used them as sh1alehB for wanoplnE her sop
p3essor." Down came the gander VIII
heary conclusion on the left check. then gov.
| vent gooscy upon the right. over ano . 4se
again. The official ree1ed under these sIas
gering blows like slip tn storm, a4a a. ia1 heI'
near Being stranded ii the gutter. ne LEI asal
out the white lag and surrendered. ~
lady's triumph was compIete-there was grea =
= rejoicing among tho goose breeders, anu II
crowd Of spectators gradually dispeEsea-
Troy Tunes.
, 1865-11-02

COLLECTORS NOTICE.

COLLECTORS NOTICE.
~ STATE OF ILLINOIS. Cook copnty-Ss.
CtTy Eo1l1c1oz's OfY1cK. CacKf EoCsx+}
Room IL ChlcsCot Oct 81 1851. >
rub1lc notice Is hereby given thst TIE g.
ac1tbed warrants haye bsen placed ii my hands for
warrant No. s west, dastd Oct, st. 1865 aud Issued
for The collection OF special assessnent levied tor
Constructing Sidewalk on west side Of Oakley
street between Lake street. And the aouth Of Lot l.
Block %. Section :, T. . q. z y,
:e oson e pesh ,s sGas = eR,sa rs
street. between ChicsEp nvenno aad E!ATi1a3 street
Warrant No. ae West. dated Oct. q, lso3 and tssned
tae coecton q sPeeai @a n 1e1
KtJetf between Twelfth street and Dtknyen street.
TaIraut No. sl West. dated Oct 81, 1870, aud issued
lar the collection Of special assassment lcFteo Tor
erecttnr limo posts on Twelfth street. between MOT
an street and Hue Island avenue.
Warrant No. s1, Vest dated Oct. 81, 1ssa ma issueo
for The collection Of special assessaaeas leSea tos
efeetlnE lamp posts on St. John's Ptacc, between Ful
ws24sns a No. IL Vest dated oct. IT. 1s and saued
foY the collet ton of special assessmeut lcyeo ~
erretins lamp posts On eueu street, between Aaat
Iii persons Interested In said assessment aIe 70
qussted to mike Immediate payment a. M cmsn, =
defaut Of such payment the said assessments Wi!l 3
therefor: 4. ii. dEAID. CITY Collector
, 1865-11-02

The well known Father Chfnlquy, who Ia rencn-
bered as lhe former Priest Of ST. Annos, ueaE Kan-
kakee, and with his who1e congregation seeded
from the Church Of Rome delivered lecture Tues
day evening, in Smith l. Si9on'a Hall, to select
audience tak1ns as hla subjcct the recently Issued
Papa1 Eneyclcal-the bull which proelaims that lib
erty Of conscience Is the effect Of diseased mind.
The lecture was q ana effort, md Tas listened to
Tbe lecturer prefaced his lecture by reading at
rome length from the document, and based bis
Eeyed In ttat document that ths Pope considers It
eiies; - tbls fnl1lnatlsn all the great principles
When he caaaons @ Or Sumter believed forth thetr
peal Of treason, Americans did not petiefo that il
wuuld eyentnate IN rebellion; nen were equally
not belleye that religious revolution vas tmpend~
fbe volce Of the earliest Popes bod counsel1ed
thit same feeling has been transmitted through
centuries up to The present age and new Il Il again
breaking ont in iii lis fnry. The age might BE- too
bad not changed. He had seen with hta own eyes
the means used In ormer nges 10 accomplish their
pu1pofe-thc cliff ffom which Protestants had been
and The tnetEuments Of torture reaorted to tot ths
Accomplishment Of their base purposes; a
king or France, and tool Of thc iope. lnan-
mnracr.d them iu cold blood IN the dead Of night,
bnt the Potestants At last IN their mighty pow
CT and resisted them successfully. NotfeaehcrT had
bceu too despfcab1e, no means too violent, aud the
blood Of millions IVES crying out In horror against
thcee inIQuflIes. Some GE hts hearers might be the
fterds Of Rome, and fnrthesmore doubt his author.
tiles; but be could assure them that his words Wcse
those Of history, aua stand beyond doubt Honss!
Catholics might exclaim that st. bartholomew conld
not repeat Ittel but It Tas just y peooablee ni1
s'eu Word, md ID bring into disgrace 1he hare
b.c teachlngs. d chrtst. ae wonla n Re
Hslop, ps1se Seeause III it bad inscribed On is roy
irE reilslon. such - the follower Of St. Psses
The tpeaker considered the Pope to be The MOS
honest man ia Tie whole Catholic Chu1rh-hs astet
from pnciple shils rs minor p,e1atss "sss r. ,9nr an
sse ihs WhSs s;s p1esfamne hsts See ,hres thine
th Pe Rn,as say,.s ana de ps0pi
The speaFet would not ,ne: eon1ssl sHa f!sn4sf Am
70 aks + 's Course 'ssfP'' II human s sTss
Il misIt attempt 10 destroy them bnt he klew p
Catholic church and most Of its adhetents were +,
:norart; they considered the word Of tho Pone
10 DESTROY they would execute ii. Abraham Llncol
was cnt down for his lore Of liberty, not by booti
hut By the church, which WIS s'sen enemy t9 a. a
pEnspes md eesd el W. ps eshoc p
tn The confessional rce:ivcd her secrets 19d goaae
On lis willing dupe The speaker had I'd be-
recipient Of tae'f aead'{ H. h'ls; p1,eats oa ~
tsRt1'an5t. a5tenpted e ae ae Ie his ns ,s II. "
was insyttabs It would so9s Is sqTs s!
saSs @ 10 prspaEs 3 @ for Il. Their principles were 2
: iasonietlc 10 lhe Catholic chuzsh. and one Of T.
1. other must suecumb. He would not counse! seer
nst h9d essanGn iel ssem r, q abs H. as
thsy shose to erect 6at friends flibefty should
, 1865-11-02

one gold-beasipg quartz rein for over seven
miles, but the country, which Is covered with
pine woods and fnterspersed with frequent
,5wsmpe, Is 20 Intricate that the work
LOT exploration IS necessarily slow; md
the setting IN Of cold weather
and the formation Office in the streams warn
ed them Of The necessity Of abandoning tho
SURVEY for the present. VermillIon Lake they
represent most beautiful and picturesque
labyrinth Of water sud woods, and rocks,
whose shores present such q tortnous maze Of
promoutoties and windings, as to make IL a.
most impossible 10 60 from one point to an-
other without being lost,
They have cut direct trall along the di.
vide from Duluth to Vermillion Lake, and
The people Of Lake Shore are now making q
wagon road through the woods to the came
point, tuenty-seyen miles Of which are now
Complete. The whole distance is sixty miles.
T:.o Messrs- Eames have brought numerous
specimens Of gold.hearfng rock With them
We arc promised fuller md more aetatled par:
ticulars Of their surveys and discoveries at
anptter time.