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, 1865-11-01

Tcr.l. ...1s,ss 1855 ,asos.s ss.s SOS 1.os

Tcisl. ;..1s,s ,sss 1z,s1s.6 1s,soes sss SOS 1.os
Total foT Oc-
tooe1, Ie6a..1s ss8 1866. q 1e.74s a3.a 8.sla
!nc9ease..--. aa ss1.3 1918 -.... -:
A request from the teachers Of the Dearborn
School. 10 ALLOW contribution 10 be taken up In
the school fot the purchase OF musical tnsf
Was received and granted
A similar request presented By inspector Black
man Tor the kessbet:Y School WAS also granted.
Superintendent Pick1rd reported doualion
School
Inspector nallantyne moved th.t vote Of thanks
be uMnrded TO Nj. HrpNu. The motion prevailed
Inspector Bntl1ntyne altered the following:
WnERkAs, 1t Is well known TACT lhst Eefc are
thousands Of tho 5ou1h Of on. city, who for lack
accommodations at ire deprived o. tho advantages.
a common school education; therefore,
R<sntrad. Tint committee Of fire b. appoints
With sEall include the nanoe Cou,nittee, and the
Preridcnt Of ,his Board and OF which the latte
shall be chairman, and that x1ld committee shal
confer With the Committee o. Finance, and Com
EnIttec On Schools OF The Common Council for the
purpose Of desit1ns Eorbe mcsns for the accommo.
d1t{on Of the children now deprived Of education.
The raso1ution was adopted. End Inspector B.llan-
tyne IVES appointed "a the ffth member OF the Com
miitee-
The Board then adjourned.
, 1865-11-01

WANTED-P artnershi PIN
w 1CoDu,sston ts JobhnE House. CT IN soue
we'll established rotsu trade. CApttal too0- Address
ar En- Trilunr o19ct. n2tg
WANTED Partner With q
w spsl, cash capital ef taA to euzase u paying
bustuee8 which Days tDm SO to f25 ner day. No OBJ
lection 70 travel. Applf from to u at No. ~
Quincy sueet, between Clark aud State a.1ents; c.
, 1865-11-01
BOARD OF EDUCATION.
Regular NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
Transfers and Resig-
nations.
Efforts to Increase School 4ccon2modn-
tlon.

The regular monthly meeting Of The Bosrd Of Ed.
ucation wxs he1d last evening IN the rooms Of fhe
Board, On Lassle sEteet, the President Inspector
c. n, Holden in the chair, There we're also present
Inspectors Balantyne, Blackman, Bzentann, Clark.
Foster, IHnkhsm, Wentworth. Ryder, Leasitt and
Steele, and Superintendent ]. L. Pickard.
The minutes Of The previous regular md special
meetings we3c read md on motion of Inspector
inspector Ryder. Of the Committee On Buildings
md Grounds, reported ths pG.Shase @ aoE $s9 Of
ing 1ns Washington School = branch TOT y taat ~
Finh nspttst Church; On De Koren street as
$50 The building VIII accommodate three teach
ezs md about two hundred scholars. The Commtt-
tee Recommended that new sidewalk be lald In
hont Of the Dearborn, Aose1ey and HtadgepoH
Schools.
Inspector Steele. Of the Committee On Te1t
tios made ii pserioas aaeeting. % adops "Allene
Te1i Book on Primary Geography" for use Ia the
public schools.
fof i1 ths psyment of second Nasis Teaehe5. V WV
The motion prerat1ed-syes 10, noes /.
Primary biography in he Fifh Grade Of Tic Pub
lie Schools.
The motion was lost.
| slnina.5on Of Teachers, reported the following:
| A1po.1.ts7eat--Flankltr ScnooI-Mits Safah A.
b.ssSal.s, ai4< Hattie F. spoonez, Mr.. Mary d.
Washington sehoo1-Mis. LAMA J. Boring.
Fos,.E sshool-Alse l+abeHa Pattc1son, Mia
Wells school Msss Freacsiea E. Tnona..
ETdEfpo5t eSAonl- Aiss frodesita ". G1nthe1.
1ton:fers-Aias Maggie FsendeFgast, fsom Jones
Mist MarJ E. barney, from Kinde 10 Jone.
Nfss ltxx1e D. While from Wells 10 Skinnrr
Mrs Fannie q. Asttheur, fron bridgeport 10
Rss;aaatioa-Miss Mary T. Davis, sksnaes
Cos sFrncnons-Dearborn School-Miss Marie L
Nelilsar. Miss Lettte A. Loo1ais. Miss Mary A
K1n..e sehoor-xlss M.Ey F. 1aeeock, Miss 1o'
y FrmSijn Sehpoa-Msss Lizzie Goodwin
I Mn.elty School-Miss Augusta b. Clarke
Ogom 6chool-Mt.s Mary p. Sinclair and MIS-
nc HsNbs1s5 % scbool-Alss Maria Il. uasen and stle
Hd6ceno[t School-MI.s Hann.h u. Morsen.eu.
Washington school German teacher, Aiss fsr
The re1,pt VIE accepted and on motion adopted.
ner's Writing BOOK for use In Inc d1ga Senoe
TIE motion was lost. ,..--,
Ihe introduction Of the Speucertan system {
writing uns next voted upon and also Lost,
Jnspecsor Leasitt moved that the eystem adopte
tn The Grammar Sehooh be extended into LIE LIZ
Upon motion, Mtss Ella F1agc, Head As*lsnn y
OF tie Brown School, Was appointed teacher OF ~
Normal department Of The High School, ata baiaf
Of S6M.
auibosized The printing Of fvr thoasand copies
snnerinteudsnt ]. l. rickard submitted the 10
lowing moulh1y report Of tie attendance at The Sc
, 1865-11-01
OROSBY'S OPERA HOUSE.
~ GRAND ITALIAN OPERA.


OPENING NIGHT, Wednesday, Hov. ath.
MI =: - ~ ~ 49, ~ @ snas sns
rtEn!af r. h,Chts.t 49, ns nsnrtfn, @
II this. it1 GIHtEs AGO noss De3e1Aa4 nome' On
Hsone.eMay: ~ no1 .fc,s: s md IN.
N t1s 80 ~ - ~ r.
III, ens M FL heFeIofol bes ~ ~
spared neshsE t5og1e nor s1peose & ID enssHas @ q
gsgemenes. RnstsiiY H. n sst.vg2 ~ n
!nmes go Se1SaII1 az r. S1uns pe!sun1 a - ~
those des M ma'e4 aaa e. aHo oh,. ~ s3.
o,ane. y * pareesf osf to1nn.t. FL = ~
n2nnee t9e % 5nn us sx nprSt ~ 3ns
The nsmo eo4poGn ~ @ s9e e. q lnGs1daM ;ss rspoia
Havana, b1t each making hs q her debut n ChicaCo
1t is. NJ. ufar tomEA ~ ~ tpe u Ms htsoTy ~
cry country that seTta Of costly conlract6 fnvotE
ing The weef1y out4y Of 20 many thonssuds Of dol
l7rf has been entered late for city OF ihe size Of Chi
esKo. Ine eomp7nI, tndeed L stroo9s5 and better
and nothing but IN absoute Gtrsainty ard eond<nee
Fl ihe intelligence and fberay rae ctf5-ens AZ tAe
Nr!rooih the 1Pfss could hsTe tndaced justified
il enlargement
The ki{14tA coE19ed By Dir. GfAu In Europe and
brought By hin directly 70 arc not leas than
dry IN numbE1 !ety lnc1ude me princtphl artists
whose EaEcs sre E'Es1 below; ladies and gentlemen
and an extensive repeTtofke-dl1 OF which, it reed
, 1865-11-01
NEW YORK CATTLE MAR
CLOSING DAT.

[Reporred By TELEGRAPH Exctusivoiy Tor the
Chicago Trih1ne.l
fKw 3oKx, Oct. 81.
REEF CATTLE-The total receipts Of beef cattle at
Ill the yards 70. the week ending to-day hAvs been
ss7head against tso head Last week. Of which there
xr4e received today 80. The markets. ~s1J dull and
prices are 4c lower Il u rn,ny nnfsvosh1e dsy md
It Il not likely that III viii be Sold
EHEEP-The receipts Of sheep for the week IT
~ 80 sgatnst zs.au lsst. week The market Is over
stocked with III bnt rzst class &Eades Trade is dull
&nd prices K@tr lower. Sales were rnAde 1t 7asc
and few e1tra ones sold ntsls higher, and many
Inferior grader even 1owt1. Lambs sold II a8tnc-
HOGs-1he total Arrival Of hogs during the week
has been ta7@ aEa.nst II 80 last week. The mAfke4
is yefy heavy. and decline IL Anticipated Sales hsrs
&been made It 1aosxc. Most Of ths stock Is medium
md sold 1t ING isAc. 6oIox HoB1SRoN.
tDJ Associated Press-I
NEW ypxE, Oct u.
, 1865-11-01

Editors Tribune: ..--., ..-
VIII you allow me fpaee in your columns 70 gay
that withdraw my name ~ candidate for Police
Commissioner Of South Division, far ne TeGsoA
0jv that am not eligible under The City CHATTER.
October 31st. 1665. l. ?. BRApLET.
, 1865-11-01
THE CITY.
RECxsrER-TIfl1 LAST DAY.


'ereo- ao-n'ent 'oe ooohs VIII ne e'Ee'' ao' ~ oe
,..,.,aa.x
has mol yet atcnoea 10 INC nat1e1 eo IL onee
and get properly registered Only those who voted
NJ INC sst eieeaon' ano t'1 'es'oe "ns1o 'neS o'o
then, entitled to <tte without being registered
,tzr,h An o,h,ru ,rn,, ~, tbctr name. nlaced On
.aee1' 4Ao "soe'1 -1a+N ss| ~eA @A"1'e~ fAS>4 -
the registry lists or they VIII not be theirs. and the
trouble ot Sosfne on e'ecean oAs VAL oe et@A
several eompA'nts hase oeen naae 70 1os eae1e
tbat some Of the Boards OF Eectsty Old not attend
10 their duty yesterday, loadnS around 6nloous
,..,.sa o1 ,-Attn, 1o- ro,cr. ve bon. ths, thar
n@"aa " "-''11S ''1 '"S'4e nop' Na' "es
will giye the voters i chance today. II Is
100 e'ea'" unsl ~ oe 11ae 'fs1As esaoea~ Lei III
he Ii their places todsy.
AL cooo Cfnon naen WHO afe IN saso3 o. sastata'
Ing the regular nominations nasdt at the Coart
,,an ,..,tns.. ~ H.. fo,,o1-inv ,,,,,s M We,,.x
sa4ea 1n.a.s.n Harsn,1sr I - =, =! a,cso.r.
Al Fnnk koHaks taloon, neas the corner o! san
Snrea an1 MaIksa Tn M9as M s,a st,t. atr-.,
Al Fosx' naI corucr Of Laabee street md
North nvcnue.
Al The saloon OF Ffed. Hnseer corner OF Cuicaso
xSenae eno He!s eiteoA
Al Sclrpedete saloon- corner OF GAa1S aoo JACK.
Lei the friends Of fhe lameptea Lincoln TIN out.
uEhocfA7tc tocs11 toSSEa17oS.-ooI report
Of the Democratic County Convention, yesterday.
viii be found on the thIrd zaec Of this uapet,
rAs1oeA1.-Rer. Samuel Baker. D. D.. Of Will
Hamburg, New York, has resolved call =. pastor
o. ad 1ne 81. Ssntsd ae spr1aon IA wtM e
.cs II. fe,e~ ,.,fth ~at1 c3urrh 1n 1rxt Aahh4th,
, 1865-11-01

BR1pdEoET, Oct. =.
C1r,xtp-Ursdl1la, Marseles; ratasun, ST. 1,ouia
Nsc6 In barley; Kcnnebec st. Louis 8s I'll q lumber
Z. Softhrop: Joliet; H / Melsnno1&, & &senec1; Ger e
fo1is 6sSa 81 wheat; Ms1nkee, 81. Louis, 5.7lo bu
p Harmon s.! T. Lor, q ~ se9 ~ r 4 s1s9 nn! sss
psiumoTs, S. Louis t. o6 It lumber Hssex g. Lo9!s
.ss3. ssoseA s,s sfs' tsa S.pes s.
lty. ST. Louis, q d Il lumber, % n 1ash cayaxa
IockTott, 1Soo II lumber, 1so bElt SAt; Resol1te
lumber,
ARn1SEn.--Genesal Sherman. Mosr1s. go b9 con
Il Sale. LAsA1ic, $500 In corn: Aida, Lastle Atot
ho cosn. 1.tnc bu wheat, so htls no9r; 8. Gale
1enonh 50 yatas tnhnle stone p. Merton, Lemon;
gator. tkmoat, 20 yafda d!nensior stone; p. Hesa
aeno9t, rs {.Eda dlmnhnn stone; Reso!ote. Lemont
h1 COT; ror1aud, Iasei!e; nneld1, Ottawa, lnq bt
EhsaL Soo9 oa eo9n africa, lasalle- 1000 bu corn
ESQ hu corn. ave : A'-S@"@~
, 1865-11-01

WANTED -Agents-To sell the
"ihesTrl1 tic Dungeon, and the Escape" bY AlberE
2: E1s;1.:asoo. Tho ErnoTaed cotrcspoadsat Of the
or Arnesjea 70 la All beautifully t!usu4ted and
punenea in both English IL G1ran- 4 large "a
ftty Of E1crnviuEs Pho Lo-raphs Maps- AE- EA43 or
send tur nlrcnazs. T. T. TREAT. .13T South C1ask
street, Chicago. nio9
WANTED-Age nts-Farmers
~ r-ste7ed; Me7 arc nakips fsnm 50 to 80
&e dtnt, eha1ye for Information. cafisas EsaaiIed.
, 1865-11-01

T i 4 s-ato,y brick House, north Of l2th street.
50 s1Q Immediate possession. 4. J. AVERELL,
Zeal Estate Office, No Metropolitan Block. uo5l
TOR SALE-House and Lot, 25x
Il TO- on Michigan avenue. near u street. 2story
EEeu-h nnd cInent. ,s1ao two Marble Ff0nt1
on North Side. Al. AVEEELL- Real Estate Office.
No Metropolitan FLOCK. u5os
TOR SALE-One of the best Lots
y in the fo7sh Dsssssen, sos. ot Ontario nn4 MGl.
colt Streets 4Qxt0) for sAfe cheap By A. j. ATEEL
Kc,l Estate otnce, No Metropolitan Elock. u5oi
TOR SALE-A new brick House
Of Il rooms and Lot IS feet front, With barr.
Warren Street near Lincoln. THOMAS D. Snyder
CO.. Real Estate Agents, No. Metropolitan Block.
ui.S
, 1865-11-01

I :" dN NIEI~dEFH z E5-FUf tue
w Standard M4oSy of the War. eo:ar!etc!u one
volnne: Oyer Loo .Ige pa:e. SplendlfsJ Aaatzss~d
maps .1a dl.xrams; ResatnE matte eanssto tnIee
The suthor of this wo-k os cpnoned himself strictly
! 70 otctsl data, and .h=etre has sucrtet~t n pro.
areing tuss Whist the psepte cir md ttnpatttsl
history Or the war, perfectly authentc and .e1ahe.
Returned oIcets and eohdfefs- and endEetf yonnx
nec n w1nt Of ottatie employment will tzd fhs
q fafe xhsHee to make tnorer. Nc hare .iKeuts
clearing f2s1 per month Tor proof OF seud
nt once for cur circulars ahd teFIua. A&Erea
ZEl0LER. AtCt,KDY& L Co., speed'y BLOCK. De.1oosu
1treet Chjcaxo,. Iii, E*3
, 1865-11-01

Especial Despatch to the Chicago Tibune.1
CrxcrSxArI. Oct. 81.
F1orR-Mo.e active. sopunnc, t7.50Sz7 Extra,
sssnaoa5; Fsut1y. f950ato..s-
GcuS-wheat very dull. Old red offered 1t Se.oo-
no salcs new held At <1s for primo. Com quet At
Soc for ahellcd and asc for ear. oas In good demand
It SC held 1t s93+nc. Rye-pnmc, 1st4soc. Barley
uOchBnted.
Corrox-Dul and nominal Middllps. Sc
L,xsxKp On-Ftym at 4l.sa
PE1xoI1rx-SteAdyA At soc. -.-....
Peor1noss--Mcss pork-sa1es It $SS1. Bulk
weak 1t I7c 6houl fers, 1fe- Bsrna sddcs drll bat
ouotably lover. Green meats In good demand,
sboplte71, 14e; s4des, lac; hazas+ 1Sc-
HoSs-Active 1T f1z-soa13.no hesvy 1vesase-
EIcuA1ar-Dun ut par buying, Ito premium for sell
Ing.
MosxY-Moderatelye easy.
, 1865-11-01
Declines,


Editor If1hune: - y.
/ observe that haye been nominated By meet
fus held On Saturday evening at the Opera House,
iuf ihc office Of County Surveyor You will oblee
ne by informing my friends that am not = candi.
dnte Tor that Office, ard have not authorized my
rsrne ~ he rn used JoHS RE1U.
, 1865-11-01

To Inyeu1or~-Mr. Geo. L. Chaplin
Solicitor Of the Northwestern Patent Agency. has
shown ua pamphlet containing tmpo1tant inior-
nation to ipyeufors. Sent EI1us on 4pplca1on
The experience Of Nj. c. In procuring patents IS
guaranty for success. ~eo6eat
Ladies' Afflicted with DIseoIorations
on The face, called moth patches, or With ffeetes,
xhonid nse Dr.. PKnnY's celebrated Morn AND
FRxcKlE Lo11ox. It IL ipiallfble. Sold by all
druggtsts- ocs3b9s1St-~ PIN
mr.. Ilpmnn, Phvnbroker, 222 South
diss' Fun, which Will be sold cheap. Also hne
Watches, Chains and JeHe1ry. ali Of which must be
sold 10 paJ advances. n433
a K1ad Breath the greatest curse Of life.
t Low many lovers # nas eeparsiedI how many
Sont desse1t friend will not mention It and you may
| &C !Gnofsnt q the fact ToutseL To ehaea a ksdl-
ca cnsc Use the Balm Of Thousand Flowers 81 a
! dentince might and morning. It also beautines
ler- Price Is cents. For aale hy iii drursiats.
For ealt by r. X. Landnn, Chfcnso, Whofessie
agent md al druggists oastfSs-1J.N.W-r
Atlantic White Lead and Lfaseed oil
Co., Of New York, manufacturers Of Pure White
Lead. Red Lead, 14tha1ce, Glass Makers Red Lead,
Also. 1tnseed oil, Rsw, Boiled md Refined, For
\ eale by druggists and des1ers generally. and by
ROBERT C1LGATE CO.. General Agents, Isl
Teari street. New York. oct4d46s 67ts1ew-wEs
| Go to the Best-Go 70 BrTant d
| Strnttone Chicago Commercial College 10 ret ,
fhororFh, practical business educshon. or to BE-
| nome good Telegraph Operator. Address teaelos-
t9s aa sta@Pf} ri for Circulars 11fASr g '13A14'S
, 1865-11-01
At11uHEt11f1ttH.

TROSBY'S OPERA HOUSE.
~ D1REEToR.-.........-. GRAU.
THE OPERA
0pntg Ni&ht-wkDNEsDAY. November 8.
EefuIar Nights, On MONDAY, TDE8DAY, THURS
DAT Ind FRIDAY.
SUBSCRIPTION,
The former subscribers for private boxes sn securAd
sezt4 snd the public gsre1sy, ateEtspectf1ly noded
mai subsctfptlons viii be received for Scasoa al
FIFTEEN NtHHTs- Pe1suos subscribing for Eae HI.
ent st44op viii hare the privilege Of rtLsnnF iher
he Qce for salscr;ptfons viii be open 1t tho Opaa
uouee ca and afte1 THURSDAY, November i tom
A. M. 10 3P. Il.
Ibe once foF The sae Of seats fut tho tsst four op,
,sue rtpreacn' auoas VII cu:n MONDAY, NaycnbeF !.
Nj EET1RQE ArETHa T,..xr.S. "
, 1865-11-01

Toronto Market.
TORONTO, Oct. 81.
FIorH-Doab1eertza, s7.5a9aoo; extra, s7.0; super.
GnAIS--Whta.-falf,4 4l.4aa1.eo; spring, Sl.1o9163.
Barley, e@s5c. Oats, 5t531- Rye. 3as53c.
PIA+ts91cc-
, 1865-11-01
MI A II H I E d
D 1 E p

In this city. Of consumption, on Tuesday, Oct. S1st
WILLIE MCKEE, son Of II. 4. and fsebeCca n. Louis,
aged 1mGh1hs. ... ,
FEnrtal tomorrow At D. from the resdtnce OF
his grandfather, rs South Clark street.
In Caena. Ill., in the 10th rcsr OF HIS age, JOHN 4.
Keller, Only son OF Mrs- r. j. ketltT, and lately
resident Of thia city.
, 1865-11-01
New YORK mkrtet.

Naw foR1. Oct 81.
cotTnST,Du1l and heavy sad 1c lower. sales 1t SIC
for middlinK. '~
, 1865-11-01
Q!)ica9o Qribune.
COOK COUNTY ELECTION.
Republican Union Nominations

Judge Of Superior CouE-J. 4 Jameson.
Oaputy Clerk Superior Court. Il. Battca,
Judge q County Court. B. Hra1weu.
Clerk OF County Conn-E. s. Solomon.
CouHly Ifeasufcg-J- N. Alien.
StHoos E6fntniAE1oner r, Ebefha1t.
County 6urcyur-AleL Wolcott.
Associate lusncee-T. Brown. ]. SchoentwAI,
Foiinc Guanmtetion., n. Dty-Ffed. Gund.
Police Commissioner, =. Div A. u. I1iEHofh
TOWN 0FT1cERs-sou1H D1f1sIos,
Collector -1safc specr.
Assessor--L Pnsum.
C1cf2-Ihprnas Ffteee.
Sppcv1soe-W. S. Cadmxn.
Aadstsnt SupcFvtsor-E-j J. Whitehead.
TowN oFF1cERs-wEs1 DIVISION.
Co11ector-T7eat2nt Amick.
ASseseor-Tnomas Sherguld.
Clert-Nosee Gray.
SnpeT11sot-W. ". Farwen.
Assistant supesr.sor-Joseph Wilde.
zowN oFr1cERs-Eon7a Drvze1os.
Colloctoz-Aa}or John q. Clyboutu.
Assestor-Adolph Mueller,
CieTk-ueury Jshna.
S0pefyAor-Fh,11ipA Appel.
Asetstant Supc1sieuR-Charle4 pssadoet.
wARD AND row4 surEuy1soRa
Ht"-Ch5r1ss F. chtlsou. l1th-s- I. Russell.
1o-s. Z. Blake. 1eth-arob Erbardt-
dd-A. Friebie. l3th-Ncbcr Woodrra
4h-Or. g. X A1neEmaD j ith-Col. J. Rntiehaaser.
MN. 6ch)umffecht 15th-Samuel 6hackford.
nto-Ffed- Rn1EhaEt- 10th-lenfy Deyesmzn.
1th-No nomination. Eyanaton-E, s. TSylnr.
5n-H. T. C1fstcna. Wheeltnc-Gen, Strong.
hh-Heubcu Tnylof. 1Ake-Albert Colyto.
1Nh-E. Il. Aiken,
, 1865-11-01

EdftQTF 1F1bune ~. -
Isee by your issue Of yesterday, that you give my
name at one Of the delegates elected q the Demo
critic primary meeting for the F1fteenth Whrd
CONSTANT ain has been to support and protect It..
md therefore consider 1t q Hbe1 to bring out my
name 1p any euch connection as ron did gare
nuv uteni 10 nothing OF the kind. and never pro-
pose doing 70 IS long as the Republican party Is
uncorrupted and ea5ts 49,
, 1865-11-01

The following note nom Mr. Poftmanu illustrates
siueuat feature in the efforts Of the .-democ1ats"
to gain the popular tasor.-psactng tha named Of
Onion men their ist Of delegates 10 the Coureu-
t1pn We understand that two othe.z besfdes Ar.
Portmann have been thus i3ishunured, in the FIJI
&eenth Ward;
, 1865-11-01

Vessels Passed Detroit.
Especial Despatch to the ChlcaEo TFtbuneI :
prIEolr. Oct. 81.
ur-o1phan, Idaho, HastluEs.
DoH.-Eoue.
Tiyp-Eouthxt9t
, 1865-11-01
r-rfAa1h R1nntNf

NEW fouk, Oct. 31.-1he English capltalista
esye banquet 10 thelr American Iiends hst night.
, 1865-11-01

Su1c1DK or A noR4k-About eleven O'Clock
yesterday afternoon = nue young black hosse,
owned By Messrs- stotE & Wo1tz, furniture menu.
cturen III No. 81 Indiana street, Wis left standing
an Washington street with snal1 lad in the wagon
when .ome passing object frightened him and be
ftt Of at fearful speed down the street. On reach
nc the corner Of Gfark he came In collision with N
express Wagon. striking his head against the wheel
md breaking his neck. The boy escaped nntntnred
A. did the wngon to which the suicide wae at
tnthe{l
, 1865-11-01

THE So1u1KRs Ho1E.-1he dlEectressea Of the
Soldiers Home held meeting yesterday Afternoon,
Mn Dickinson presiding. The report OF Nj. D. A.
Walker, Supt. o. the Home was received It M
pounccd that the number IN the institution on the
Slst ofAugust was s. During September and DC
tobcr i'll arrived and II departed. 1e4rng 1of At
present IN The Home DR.. OEg!e. acting surgeon,
reported that dur1ng September u snd IN October
6a c1ees were undeT medical and surgical treatment
and during the latter month. four died The receipt
OF donation Of 81 from Mr. Cornelius HlllsEonds
wax acknowledged.
A communication uas received from Capt KoYsts,
commanding she 10Th Co. Of the End Battalion. Y.
h. c., donating to The lady managers Of th oldiere
Home a !" Golden A1nc11cao Eagle named Grant, :"
which the company present :" from gratitude for the
many kind acts you hare bestowed upon us and the
poor wounded md Ack soldiers that fought for our
beloved conAt1y."
4 douation Of iusif oil from H. H. Schufeidi j. Co.
was acknowledged, also donation OF daily copies
| Of The THIHCSE.
a variety Of committees on blankets, towelllng,
mating fuel. etc. were appointed hna the ueetlns
| Adjourned
, 1865-11-01

FATAL AccIDExT.-A 1abortnG lnan named John
O'Conpos, who resided With his son, nesr The cor.
ner Of Taylor and Deplalnes streets, was accident.
ally rur over and killed BY car, yesterday morn'
tng At The IT. clh street crossing nf the Pttsbnreh,
Fort Wavne and Chicago Railroad. Coroner Wag.
n.1 held an inquest over the remains yesterday A.
te1ppou when verdict tsae returned in accordance
, 1865-11-01

HoxE Fon THE FE1ExpLEas.-The regular
monthly meeting Of the Board OF Managers oi the
Home Of the FriendIess Will be held this afternoon
at three O'Clock, at The Home The members Of the
Keception Committee arc requested to meet at one
n*r7nrE
, 1865-11-01

AT meeting Of the candidates uomluated BY the
appointed to act n Campaign Committee:
, 1865-11-01
1Manten==4 =4artnerBtips.

W7ANTED-Partner-Amanhav- nan hav-
w leg 1900 or $40 cash to engage as partner In
well established and paying buslness. Apply At room
~ Lombard Block, r. o. Box 1866, Chicago, ILL.,
, 1865-11-01

sCNpAr School. ux1ox-A telcq7zm Just 10
celved iron ]. Il. Vincent Superintendent OF the
Chicago Sunday School Un,oa, who has been at
tending Sunday School Conreution at Cincinnah
announces that ThI!p Phfllips the sweet ginger oi
the ..Sunday School Israel" and author OF "Musi
ca1 lsa,es." will he ryc*ent 1t the Sundny School
Union Festival Soclable, al Bryan aall, Ftidas
evening Not TO-
, 1865-11-01

TOR SALE-A 2-story fra e
l. 11o4se, with stone cet1ar and Foundation. md
Lot teet ;Iort wtta harm. n Park a!enus near r.
4 Co, Heal Estste Agents, No. Metropolitan BLOCK
, 1865-11-01

HA1Iow-EES.-Lnss evening WIS Halloween,
The time when, IN days Of yore, witches were sup
posed to be invested With superior powers, and
visible. Noss-a days people do not larrely believe
In those thincs, but the Young folks stD like 70
nuke moIst+e< candy, and know how TO eat IL 4
large quantity Of The swcet mstessal was made and
mas:tcascd latt evening in Chicago. To-day ts
IAN Sous Day." 4 grcat feast In The Catholic
, 1865-11-01

SALE OF MULES At CAAr DorGAs.-On SAtur-
dsy last Captain Pierce, Un1lcd Stale. Q1artermaa-
ter IN this city, inaucurated sale Of Government
properly at Camp Douglas, consisting OF two huu.
drcd aLd ftty-st1 mule teams s5sd that number Of
wagons. These animals and wagons were fitted
ont in Washington for service on the plains, but
owing to the order OF Lieut. Gen. Gsant reducing
The army and army equipu1ente, it w1e concluded
to eel ont the trsln N this c1tJ. The miles are
selling rapidly 1T prices nretaging hetween seventy
five ann eighty dollan each. When this lot ol
property IL closed ont the authorities will com
melce clearing out the barracks md other build
fpcs 1t Camp Douglas
, 1865-11-01

PHILADELPHIA F1REHEH Cox1s6 TO Cu1cAao.-
We leatn from Fire Marshal Ha11ls that he ycfter
dsy received note from the Chief OF the Ph1ladel
rhia Fire Department. stating hat the members O
the stc4 Are cncipe ~ VtEfiAnt'' Of th1t city con
template m ear.y v1sat 10 Chicago The "boys" o
our excellent department propose giving them
Ious:ng reception when they come.
The daily mountaineer. (Dalles, Or.) 1861-1866, 1865-11-08

LATER FROM MoNTANA.-From a gentleman
who is just over from .Blackfoot City, hav-
ing left that place on the 18th of October, we
learn that the weather still continued pleas
ant in the mines on this side of the Rocky
Mountains, and mining operations still conti-
nue. to be prosecuted with energy. The dis
coveries on Reeds and Lincoln gulches. which
are the most northerly of any on this side of
the mountains, have not proven as rich as was
expected. In fact, in all the gulches north OF
McCelan's, no paying ground has been found,
and prospectors in that section have pretty
we'll abandoned the idea of finding continu-
alton of the rich diggings at Blackfnot and
McClellan's. That portion of the mines is
again depleted of its surplus population by
reported new discoveries across the Missouri
river, and thousands have gone thither. Con-
tinued evidences of the value of qua.tz mines
in Montana are every day exhibited, but
large portion of the miners are not disposed
to wait for the development Of the lodes, but
rely on the placers for the means of suddenly
acquiring wealth. Approximations of scar
city of provisions, the coming winter are still
felt, and the question of supplies is engaging
the attention of great number. Not many
of those who went to Montana from this side
will return to spend the winter. The induce
ments to miners and settlers are sufficient to
keep most of those who are now in that coun-
try, there for another season at least.