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not te reached On the call for This term. Will be d.
rected to bc placed on the calendar Of Tie October
term. At the head Of The calendar In the order they
etand In On the September calendar.
The laat day fer directing The clerk 10 put casee
on the calendar IL Tuesday next preceding the oc-
tOfeT term.
ctncrrT coCnE-g.tors Juigs E s. W.Hlm..-
ga1et Dncke1 TIC court issed The decree Of marital
separation, The bill Of complaint was aca Sep
tcInbef eth Of tho present year, ae:lng marriage
Iresent month tbe ladJ deserted her husband.
A suit vas commenced By Heinrich Wandering
and Sophia hls vile. against Mtchael Mckindley,
70 recover damages laid at = ooo for an alleged
trespaes The bill Of complaint Aeserts that on the
fourth Q! the present month the defendant, with
force and arms, severely assaulted Mss. Wunaet-
ling, beating and bF1sing be. about the dce: head,
ous weapon. to-wit-a atick- Fearing that what.
ever judgment might he given Will be endangered
unless the defendant Is held 10 bail plaintiff died
dun, which accordingly was lssned.
parncll Munsen bronght suit in RepleIin against
John A: Nelson, Sheriff OF the county. 70 recover
possession Of packing house and machinery, tce-
1ss and 1s4 Milwaukee avenue.
An affidavit apply lytug for M attachment was fled
6y Daniel R. pfani aaa Others, against Owen Ms.
liquors. The ground OF the application was that
The defendant lad made conveyance Of his prop
city, with the intention Of hinderiug and delaying
Richard McClnughrey, cxecntor Of the last WIN
and testament Of John n. McClaughry. deceased,
against Margaret j. Harrington. the widow, and also
a:alnst the minor heirs ofihe decea?ed. This was
an application for writ OF scts acsds to foreclose
mortgage madc to secure five psomtasory notca
drawn b deceased. for 500, S16o, 800, &loo and
fl.G0 respectively.
II The suit thought by the ''Chlcaeo Arbei.er
vcretn" against Maximilltan F. ]. Gunther, IN ap-
peal " AZ taken by the p!ainiiH from decision Of
Justice DIehl Before the Justice the plaintiff sued
TO recover 9o.ea but the suit was dismissed, and
Judgment for costs entered against the rlaintiG.
REconuEH's CoUR1-Bdore Jtslgt E. Fan Bu-
rn:-Ale1ande1 Brown was placed upon trial,
With 1he larceny Of s5i- Pfisoncr pleaded not
Ennty. The Jury returned verdict Of guilty, and
assessed the punishment Of the pfisoper Il four
years impEisonment II the Feniten.iary..
Augustus Meyer, German, CHARGED with the lar.
the Indicted charge, and sentenced to one years
imprisonment at Joliet
The Court adjourned until 10 o'clock on Monday
morning.
CorHrr CouRT-RJorS Jul9e Brodl1zQ.-This
Court WIS in session, hnt the business was almost
eoleiy confined To adjudication OF cetates.
, 1865-09-16

HAwKKrE CuluTA1on--1n The late Fsir held In
uns city, the nzst premium for twohorsc culhvaso1s
was gtEcn TO the nzwkeJe cultirntor, manufactured
BY Deere Co., Moline, N. There were thirty
three epmpetlto9s.
, 1865-09-16

F1Rz;-Abont ~ O'Clock this morni3, fire
broke out tn the "south Branch Mills,' Ia three
story brick building, Nc. % South Can4 street.
owned by Walker Brothers Humphrey, aa which
vas stored full Of grain and Hour. Ihs Hst.s soon
spread to . large ftame building immedi4ely ad-
jou.r: On the nots, occupied rs furnItu.Eactory,
which. houc5er, was but slightly damaged. Owing
certain the amount OF the los, which Is Yeryhea5y.
, 1865-09-16

250 Rare Receipts containing many
secrets and much valuable Information never be-
tore made public, including over Iu0 receipts now
In extensive uee by the celebrated Metropolitan
Hotel Of this city. Price 70 cents; mailed. post
age free. Address Hutchinson i Co., Publishers,
$50 broadway, n. Y.
nu17-h791 -sA Iu TII-4t Wy
, 1865-09-16

To Capital fsta.-Thc advertiser, OF
many yca1s experience In certain branch Of mer-
tanstc business. utshes to join capItnlIst With
from f31 001 to SIS 0n ID establishing wholesale
honse In this city, Address with real n3me, (which
thall he strictly CONFIDENTIAL T. O. lo1 2.ss3.
, 1865-09-16

Arc they Going 1--WE refer, reader,
to your teeih. Be careful. Next to your eyes,
your teeth the most precious Of your facial or
Eans. Csc the grant SozopoST. II will At once
arrest decay and prevent what are now hut mere
epecls from being otihces. In BRIEF It will care
and beautHy Jour Teeth. And 1t IL tho on]y thing
thai can save them. Reflect on this
, 1865-09-16

OsWcEo Market.

..... --......... ToLKpo, Sept, Is.
GnAtS-Nheat l75c lover. Sales, new amber Mil
s'snlrr At $l.75h. corr le lower; sales at 6!s6c-
LAKE. TR1la1Ts-Dull, ~ on wheat 10 OsWego and
n 5tufn!o. ~ =
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Uaken dap.

fAkEN UP-Came to the prem
Tres Of the spbscdoer. 6n west Lakn stEeet, near
GitS limits IN town Of Cicero abcnt tat OF AG9otL
HfoWu Cow. SONG i've years old: tas had CAL s2Ce
&he tame. The owner i requested 70 RE6xS efnEeISs
pay charges a1t take her A4sy. PEIEh s"a;HS;; -;
t1etEp, Sept l5, lsss. ssA
, 1865-09-16

Mining Stocks.
NEW YorK, Sept. 1A-I!sces Of Mining Stocks bid In
noston to-lsg: Goppe1 Fallst FIX; Ilaacock. TX
1soeklsld, X superior, IL Ccasta1. ID.
, 1865-09-16

(Dy Asaotiated Prtss.1
MILWAUKEE,, Sept, Is.
FLorn-pp11. -------
W4EAT-F1En. kalea at si.sast1.s2. closing at the
outk!dc figures.
FKEluun-CnchAnged. ....
IEcIIrIa-l,2D -four, 81, co vheat.
EuirNEST5-3Dt Dtt &puf, sUQnQ Eheat.
, 1865-09-16

Thirty Dollars Reward tf the Indian
herb doctor fails 10 describe and tell his patteuts
tic Eattrr Of their complaints or ulness without
receiving any information from them. No charge
for information OF ndyice. Of1co s. Nouroc street
ON MOTTO.
We use such balms as have no Atile,
With nature or the laws Of life;
With blood our hands we never stain,
Nor poison n3en 10 easa their pain.
Our rathcr<whom all goodness fi1ia,
Provides the means to eurn all Ills;
The simple herbs beneath our feet,
Well used, relieve our pains complete.
simple herb, simple foter,
Cu1lel from .he lcwy les
These, tbetc shall speak with touching powc.
Of change and health 10 thee.
Office s. Monroe street., Chicago, opposite the
Post Office. Be15uBG1t
, 1865-09-16

Cnn1clln Balm and Bloom of the
Deinask Hosc, for beaNtlfytng and radfating the
complexion A superlauycly elegant preparation.
For fole evErJ rJTshefe,
au10lhna6- III "a ri
, 1865-09-16

GENERAL OsaoRSz.-Thc hIends OF General 7.
o. Osborne. are requested 10 meet at o'clock this
crcning tn Fnt1or No. I, fremont House. The
General fa expected home some time in the coufsc
tfon. T
, 1865-09-16

Crumpton'r Strawberry BatAam IL
a certain remedy fos Dia7hca. Dyscntcy, and
Flnx, DCnSuAA s. VAN Setback, Wholesale
Asents. 10 Lake street, Chicago.
, 1865-09-16

plant, &c, speedily cured BY ualng Masaire's
s.13enne Fant." Sold By ull Dfuggsts.
H. Scov1L,
, 1865-09-16
General Nnteics.
DU N MS
lew Gift Sale Bazaar

.l83 Dearborn Street,
CORNER OF MADISON.
Open from o q. m. to 10 p. m.
Don't Forget! Bewa1e Of Humbug 1mitators
THREE DEPARTMENTS.
RED, 81. WHITE, s., BLUE, IS.
Every Il GIT Warranted worth IS.
Every a. Gffs Warranted worth ITO.
Every N GIFT Warranted worth Is.
a Ane Gold Ring worth s. Is the aualles1
Gift In the Stock
Tho best Gifts are Watches, Pianos, de-, worth from
xl50 TO E, 600 each.
hedrV plated Sirer Cake Eaeket ttoFtA %S pfreN on
any Is Certificate.
Envelopes are sold as :. cents and Certificates Ia
either department Rrt Given to any customer. FtTe
enyclopes .in be sent BY mall for II; eleven for t.:
thirty for IS
THIS u the only GIFT sale where each customer who
buys An Envelope Is sure to receive Gift worth his
money and has The chance 70 Eet A SPLENDID GOLD
WATCH or GRAND PIANO.
y Call this Day Or Evening. at
DUNN's, 133 Dearborn st.
-sc15l6Qe-6t y eA 4p
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..-- . -. 4ulLAukLlul44 eeqt. u.
nKEAneICYff-Quiet.
FlorR-yery dn1l. sales rnluportsnt.
GkAIH-Nhfat dull sales Q. new red at &2.06 old
at a2.ltEe21ca. Hye, el.07. Com steady at &c.
PET1nLKrH-Not 10 4cti~e- Crude, 35kc; refined In
bond. sc 5sHc: fect 5!a &c
, 1865-09-16

Try DR.. Rickncli'z syrup. 1t Cures
Dysentezy, DinIThca. Ehole1n Morbus, Pain or
CElmp In Stomach or Bowels. It contains no opi-
akes. Reliable, sae and pleasant. For eaIe by all
Druggists. LORD SIXTH, Agents.
, 1865-09-16

Now Orlcnus Market.
NKw DhII1SA Sept. II.
CnTrnH-Vefy Grm. Sales 1000 bales rntddllng Mt
90 bales. Stock EID1l bales.
SrGAEs-FutlS fair l4G1l6c.
E1CuASdk-E1ehsn=c0n On New fork 9H9s4 discount.
C1caIRlces will hereafter be made fot al ports Ia
THtAa ~ -
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5trape1.

GTRAYED OR STOLEN-One
~ paEE RaF Horse, about ny hands high with the
paafS N 9n his h!p. liberal reward Will b raId
" MaEinT in!ornhtton at the oCco Of the Q. S. f1-
pfEks. ibf J+ CCDMORE. mss
, 1865-09-16

The safc#f and best remedy for Dl0r-
rhca, Dysentcry, cramp In Stomach or bowels. &C.,
Il Ufndt1sontt t0fMtnmir<. compound Of Blhck-
and IL mild In its action. The sncccse which most
invariably attends IT. u+ lnsrrs 1t friends In every
cascs Sold By Smith + Duycr, Chicago.
jy+la eYsS.aif.4a 17r 11t
, 1865-09-16

Jefferson Street NIelhodtat Church.-The
c1oefp. services will bs held on Sabbath next
Preaching IN tho morning and evening by Rers.
c. Il. Fowler and Robert Dcntly. ASunday School
reunion will bs held at o'clock, and arernlan
love FEAST at o'clock, 10 which all former pastors,
teachers, members and Ill friends OF Methodist
enterprise ART Invited
, 1865-09-16

Go to the 1lc<t-Go to Bryant d
St1atton.s Chleaso Commercial College to get a
come good Telegraph Operator. Address {euclos-
ing stampsl for citculass, DnTAST & SrnXr1oS,
Chicago, Ill
, 1865-09-16
1IautRD==agentS.
WrANTED-Arents-The Life o

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Life Of
w An-.1,~ 1vooIS by Hop. Henry J. Fay
rnnnt Fa1;or ~ thc w Ynrf Tesia now pubil3ae
4 Er.d;n @ ~ NJ noM ,ns this d tnr most copeto
rrlahie .al antheo,;r IN Of rrrsident Lincoln thst
has bcea n7!t:sn II enntafus III his speeches ~
AZ sdaea sassaoes "a IL pesseoa e
~ " ~ tpe Gtn ey Rsnk Saipsnses, o 80 dIscioiS
y, ~ Feaee eohefsoce, ete+ h7l. II cor
t.in9 IL 10y oesote kuoNn 70 tne nps gn-s ind Il
49,. ~ ., GSsAso paes FhIs Iii ~ tne
~ s ~ Y p.!Ss aIo neM Pe- x,s .hfe
"A h,f ~ Tef.r.Nsr a1neo.a, mi ~ IA 4 ths Hxs
FoE1cT 70 Etye ihe1t en nsio: ~ ~ n1r HnE It is
stare. S x aa0 eao hot pe ny ~ ro
% ~ se1, iknHs sSn E!cLEs!.s txaxf,on qs.
HFSRy Il sHF0nnn ofsn IL esrT5 sownsn'R, aoI5 49,
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- so1es..a. S-
"T ANTEn-Ar rnp+s-
w - - AASSnts-lu ever J
-xs Comfy % the e. S. to sell '- SHERMAN AND
HIS CAN'AliSs. BY ReT. z. S.oour. volume,
Itao4ss pages. with splendid stetl portrait. cloth
f4.as.
- SOLO onty by canvaasIng s-enss, to whom LIE
Agents vii totHaFo > cents Tor sample order NooE,
gaming townships ana coundeA IA the order of prefer.
ence. and the nrst u the Liet already an Be
4setEned 70 tntn1. HENRY u. SHERWOOD. IL
Lombard Block. Chicago Ill. aeihnsa
-> >y1rn T---------
w NlED-ATeut9-l PQU1re
ugon tne ieesPs p u uT0 W. ~! seno =! f one
tnl alfestlonsm m .oI s+ s M ~ ~ ~ se.c taas wa
rat ten tine. ~ coa: 1aa s "! SCI u sTe5J famn{
4fWx m0 &44t NtH Lille ~ y ~okA CAo HhAt 4o03 -
, 1865-09-16

LkARK 10 Wfu1E Wk1I--Bzynnt & Etatton's
College took the Hra p-.zsttpn for both Busincss
md Ornamental Writing At the Stats Fair Last
week, over MI competitors. Every facility Is
afforded for teaching the srt At thair extcnhre
suite Of Writing Roons.
, 1865-09-16

nRzGAurEa GESEnAl swEEE-The Chicago Post
FAYE: "Nrr. Gen, Sweet, go long the efficient
commander Of the post Of Camp Douglas md ChI-
ego, rctires 10 his former home in Chiffon, WIS.,
conftn. The General was lawyer before the wnr,
and l,c now resnmca the practice Of lie profession
in Tint town We miss our veteran reserve boys IN
blHc. 50 long familiar In etrrcts hut cannot
soon forget ther nt,ices. and least Of AL those en-
inE1t ones OF their lAte efficient commander BtiC.
Gen. sweet
, 1865-09-16

TuE Ex-xEknErs Of Taylor'e Chicago Dattczy asc
requested TO meet nj Spruanee, Preston 4 Co.'s
oEicc. No. u lAsa1le ttreet, at O'Clock this srru-
Ing 10 take steps In relation 10 the funeral OF one OF
their ..:r members, and olhcr bustnc+@ Of import
a4:ee. Members Of Battery A are respectfully In
1rrtnd :
, 1865-09-16
IlldutfD==1IQ 35e1tt.

w ANTED-T To Rent-By small
w fanIly. without cht1tren a houso fasnIshod 0.
unfuEnshcd, In pleasant locality. Good references
given. Address, stating terms md locAtiop r. o.
3Ggjy. pS1J
, 1865-09-16

DCRfso THURSDAY night younG suan staying at
The Rock Island Honee, near the Chicago and Rock
lslana depot, in This city, was robbed ofabont $50
in currency by-at is tnppoeed-a man who oecn-
pied the same room. The suspected party has not
been arrested.
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What the Soldiers Think.

The opinion of the Northern Soldiers, who
have travelled all over the South, upon Ne
groes and Negro Suffrage, is just now Of con-
siderable Importance. The New England
soldiers, of course, when they went to war,
We're pretty full of the negro and of negro alb
stractions,-b now, that they have returned
we have the following in a Republican organ
(From the New Haven Register)
"The returned veterans quite generally vo-
ted with the majority on Monday, and to their
votes and influence in their respective towns,
more than to any other single cause, as this re-
suh attributable. Their hostility is caused by
The unfair and exaggerated encomiums paid to
The valor OF negro soldiers, by men whose zeal
outran their discretion, and whose anxiety for
Justice to the blacks betrayed them into injus-
tice to the whites"
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The following from the Washington Union"
is another significant sign of the times. Per-
haps it will lead some of the faithful busy
bodies in Other mems matters to mind their
own business:
SIGNIFICANT REMOVAL.
The President has directed the removal of
Mr.. Russell the Postmaster at Davenport, Iowa,
and the appointment of General Sanders in
his stead. Mr.. Russell is the editor of the ne
gro equality newspaper at Davenport, and has
been open in his opposition to the restoration
policy of the President. Gen. Sanders is OPP
posed to negro suffrage, and warm sup
porter of the President and of Gen. Benton
the Conservative candidate for Governor O.
Iowa.
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The Episcopal Convention.

Philadelphia, Oct. 9.-The Convention re-
assembled at 10 o'clock. Rev. Mr. Burgess,
of Maine, reported from Committee on Conse-
Grafton of Bishops, that due evidence Of the
election of the Rev Charles Todd Quintard,
as Bishop of Tennessee, ~as submitted to
them and the Committee then submitted a
resolution which was adopted after long dis
cussion, to the effect that they approve of the
testimonials of Rev. Mr.. Quintard, and give
consent to his conservation as Bishop of the
Diocese of Tennessee. DR.. Quintard, it will
be recollected, was for some time Chaplain in
the Confederate army
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LATEST NEWS.
By TELEGRAPH.
FOR THE1DAY BOOK.
LATER FROM EUROPE.
ARRIVAL OF THE STEAMER CHINA!
The Fenians-- Rise in Cotton, Etc, Etc.

HalJar, ~ s., 9th October, 1865.-The
steamer China, from Liverpool on the LIST in
slant, has just arrived.
The Banks of England has advanced the
rate of discount four and half (43) per cent.
On Friday evening, the Goth, United States
52Os, were 773. Consols sol.
A number of Fenian prisoners were brought
before the police magistrate, in Dublin, on
Saturday. Government Counsel stated that
large sums of money had been received by
some of the prisoners, from America. An in
tercepted letter states that the designs of the
Fenians were of sanguinary character, being
nothing less than characterization of the no
bility on the opening Of the rebellion.
The Markets.
Friday -Cotton-Sales of the week
80 900 bales Market buoyant, with an adj
vance of two and a half pence
On American and one or two other descrip-
tons, on Saturday, Cotton sales amounted to
10000 bales.
Observation-Disclosures closed firm, with an
upward tendency.
Mddling Orleans, 244d; Middling Upland
and Mobile 24d The market closes with an
advancing tendency.
Manchester advices say that the manufac-
turers offered immense orders for bids, but The
rise in cotton checked business.
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-, ESQ,
Norfolk, Va.
For the Day Book. !
Me Water Question--No.

| The Legislature did wise thing, Mr. Edi-
tor, when it provided that it should require
Mree-ftths of the voters to give consent to a
city subscription of any amount, to Water
Works 1t foresaw that a :" hue and cry'
might be raised and false notions preached
and the city be precipitated into irretrievable
error "Wed in haste and repent at leisure" ~
is often done by individuals, and a thirsty city
might be led to waste its poor credit to get
even little juniper water, with a wide
margin for penance. Esau, when pressed by
hunger, sold his precious birthright for tri-
fling mess of potage-but repented it after
ward, sorely.
We hope two-ffths at least of the voters
will have the frmness to stand in the breach
and save the city from the moral delinquency
Of reputation, for that is the real issue
There has been enough reputation lately by
saints and sinners-and more than enough has
vet to be done by the elect, without placing
the city of Norfolk in the category. And not
then would be no avoiding it, if these city
Water Works should be started at this unto
ward juncture.
1t was great moralist as well as poet, who
declared,
/ Better endure the ills we have,
Than rush to others that we know not of.
We can probably stagger along under pre-
sent burdens, but to carry more is absolutely
impossible. irresponsible men may vote to
carry more but las the man said when asked
to turn himself inside OUT it can't be did
Even torchlight procession" can't tote tax
alton beyond a certain limit.
The swamp, Mr.. Editor, is dismal enough
even now, with all the sunshine that God
vouchsafes it; but whenever forlorn water
pipe shall run through it, filled with brown Ii
qtid and plastered outside with millions of
city bonds at zero on the dollar, Marius among
the ruins of Carthage did not present more
dismal aspect, than would the hopeless voter
who might look upon the disastrous abortion
and say in the language of self-condemnation
"AlasW this is my work.
FENIANs.
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Episcopal General Convention.

Philadelphia, Oct 6.-The Convention as
sembed at ten o'clock.
A message was received from the House Of
Bishops to the effect that the House was salts
fed that the Rev. Richard Hooker Wilmer
d. D., has been validly consecrated to the
office OF Bishop, having been selected to the
exercise of that Office in the vacant diocese of
Alabama, and, that without an examination
circumstances occasioning certain canonical
Irregularities in the election and conservation,
and expressly declaring that its present action
shall never be construed or accepted as pre-
cedent, this House hereby assess the Right
Rev. D. Wilmer as a Bishop of Alabama,
and consents to his Episcopate as such; provi-
ded, that the House of Clerical and Lay De-
puties is willing to signify its concurrence in
such acceptance and consent, and that there
after the Bishop Of Alabama shall transmit in
writing to the Presiding Bishop, to be by him
committed to the custody of the Register of
this House, the promise of conformity compr-
sed in the office for the conservation of a
Bishop in the Cardinal.
After discussion on the proposed now
canon relating to clergymen entering the mill
tary or naval service, the Convention adjourn
ed
ARREST OF A RAlLROAD DEFAULTER.
NeaU Orleans, Oct 5-Alfred Jones, the
Erie Railroad defaulter, was arrested here to-
day.
Cotton is excited and has advanced two
cents. Sales 1000 bales at 46a47 cents.
Neao Orleans, Oct. Cotton firm Sales
of 1000 bales at 46 cents. Stock, 107 900
Sales Sugar and molasses quiet.
The Planters Convention on the subject of
broken lines met yesterday. The Convention
petitioned Gov Wells and Gen. Candy to as
sist them with aid from the State and General
Government in the work. Both promised to
give attention to the matter.
Governor Wells has accepted the guberna-
torial nomination.
Nepc Orleans, Oct. 4-The New Orleans
and jackson Railroad has been completed
through to Canton, Miss. Trains will soon
commence running.
Advces from Matamoras says that Cortinas
Cavalo and Escovede's combined forces are
marching to Matamoras with twelve hundred
Liberals. They are robbing and plundering
the whole country.
Captain Neyes cavalry are operating be-
tween Matamoras and Monterey
A force of nine hundred Mexcans defeated
thirty-fve hundred Belgians, near Earomara,
in the State of Michoacan, on the 18th of July,
capturing 40 prisoners 600 stands of arms
and six pieces of artillery. They then pro-
ceeded in the direction of Tehuatan.
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The WATER QUEsTIoN.-We ask the at
tention Of our readers to the letter of General
Malone, on the question of the introduction
Of water into the city. 1t is short and to the
point. 1t says in substance, ''let the people
vote the Council the power to make the APP
preparation. Let the Councils select compe-
tent men and have surveys made, and if they
report that the works can be built for less
than $500. 000, land Genl Malone thinks they
CAM then let the work go on. If they cannot
be put down for the amount named, abandon
the project" All these examinations can be
made at small cost. But we say in any event
give the Councils the power to vote the money
if it is found that it will pay.
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Res The increase of Bank Paper and the

Rec The increase of Bank Paper and the
immediate effect of this upon prices, attract
attention all over the land, and the result is
greatly deplored, except by the spectators
who profit from the present state of disorder
What we have done in four years is to triple
the paper and to diminish the gold, but the
reason why prices are higher now, than they
were when gold was one hundred per
cent dearer, is the fact that paper money is
created all the time
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ADVERTISEMENTS.
TIlHE EXCELSIOR COOK STOVE

desire to call your attention especially to this
STOVE. | believe, in this Stove, we have all
that is really valuable in a COOKING STOVE.
The fues are large, the fre-box large and well
formed, (it has sitter, CRATE and ash drawer in
the hearth, similar to the celebrated Black Dia-
mond) and the Oven is much larger and better
proportional than that of any other Stove in the
market
We have also attached to this Stove Manage's
Celebrated Gas-burning Division Piece, bymeans of
which the Gas thrown off from the coal is entirely
consumed The Stove is perfect in its operation
the design is entirely and beautiful, and the
plates are heavy and durable. There are five
sizes of these Stoves for burning both coal and
wood. For sale at D. W. HILLS,
aulS-tf No. Campbels wharf.
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Fire in PitthOle, Pa.~--Highway Rob
berries, Etc

PiHhole, Pa, Oct. 9th.-A fire occurred
this morning on the farms of the u S. Pc
troleum Company, destroying 1000 barrels of
oil, also, the derricks and engine houses of
thirteen wells Loss one hundred and fifty
thousand dollars.
Highway robberies are becoming Of daily
occurrence outside the city. Yesterday gen
tleman of jamestown was waylaid and robbed
of fifteen hundred dollars and gold watch
lie was left for dead, but is still alive, though
not likely to recover. A vigilance committee
has been organized.
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asE- The telegraph brings the latest foreigl

Bsg- The telegraph brings the latest foreign
advices, showing heavy rise in the price of
cotton, and an upward tendency in the mar
ket. The prediction we made some weeks
ago, is rapidly being verified, in the near APP
proach of the great staple to 60 cents per
pound.
The Fenians are still attracting the attention
of all abroad The scheme, as now developed,
is as wild and diabolical as was that of John
Brown.