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cLoThINC.
E. RHEINH eIMER,
One Price Clothing House.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
1874 euperfOr street,


MOULD AENOUN, e TO THE
w public that he hss q ;ull iins Of Clothing o.
his osn manufsotuse and Of Jhe beat maseTiAl, now
on band
Particular attention is called to the manufao-
turs and style Of ur work We employ none bat
the beat of Warkmen, and use nothing but
the be- Of Trimmings ia each and every
garment Satisfied, from experience, that the peo-
pie Of this vicinity need nothing but nrbt clasS
work, We the refore offer Aastern Or shop goods
te customers. but every tbtr Of our own nIAn-
uiscture, made and trimmed squsl to the best GUS
tom WORK. is T-,a
Our CUSTOM Department Is under the
charge OF Mr. SPE SCER, Cutter OF fifteen years'
experience IN the best New York Housss, and We
can truthfully say thst he has equal in this
city, and We defy any HOuss in q city to turn
out garment in the style and nnish Of ours
|, Gentlemen IN want OF nrst class garments will
here find . full assortment OF FreRch and Eug ish
Beavers, Tricots, hreadclOtbs, ruassimereI aud
Vestipgs Of all desirable shades aud noyeitefL
/ Remember that We do no Jockeying business,
have but ON = PRICE. and sell st low figures.
Nomanuhcturs our own goods, psy no mEDu-
facturer any prOaf, consequently We can save tEen-
ty per cent By 20 doing, the bsneht OF which We
| give to our customers. te
Give rs call, and you will be sAtisned that this
\ II the ase, and that We deal honorAbly BY all.
] aug25 k5;d1tff fHt sl- :.
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rha wells on pifhn,o-

[FithoIo Correspondence (stpt. 92) Erie Dispatch
Well No. 22, Holmden farm, is not do
ing as well IS many expected it would, but
is good well-about l5O barrels per day
and Increasing.
The HomesLead well is pumping about
300 barrels per day.
No. 2. Morey isrm, ispunping about the
same, or perhaps little better.
No. 73, Holmden farm, is increasing rap.
idly and flowing about 200 barrels per day.
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Cen. J. L. Herman, of the United States
Army, is about to stump" New Jersey for
the Union ticket. Fitzpatrick and Herman,
both caYAlrymen, viii, we trust, make q
march in the Ccpperhead ranks Of New
Jersey and restore her to the Union. Gen.
Kiernan canysssed this State, Kantucky,
snd Pennsylvania last fall, for Lincoln and
Johnson.
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The Washington Star states that the
number of Southerners around that city *
enormous. They spread themselves on
the sofas of the East Room with al the Ii
eenss secefded TO Georgia bsr-poona.P
Would it notbe Welt0 apply to these peo-
pie, the rule sdopted toward the negroes in
Texas, and make them bring certificates
that they learn living
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As VallAndigham is not candidate this
fall, the Herald and LEADER are wasting
their ammunition in 4sing at him.-PLai7
Dealer. -.
But Vansndigbam is candidate this fall
he is not only the head and front of the
Democratic party in this S.ate-the tenn.
porary chafrmSh of its last eeonven-
ton, and and tue most inAuen-
tial member Of Its committee on
resolutions-but he is the candidate Of the
party for United States Senator. The
managers of the Democratic party fully
understand this, and while they don't care
red whether Morgan is elected or not
they Are bending every energy to secure a
Democratic legisIatur 50 as to send Va. to
the United States Senate. Keep It before
the 5so,.Ee, then, that every Democratic pots
this fail Is a pots for Clement i. Tallan-
lishan,
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Information has been received in Bos-
ton of the death of two missionaries In
Turkey-the Rev. Edward Dodd and the
Rev. Homer Bartlett Morgan. The for
mer died Of cholera and the latter of
typhus fever.
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A fire at Marion on Thursdsy destroyed
five stores. We have not as yet learned
the amount of the loss. but it is reported
60 be heavy. --es ee
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The general impression is that this viii b
large we'll.
rels per day. 80,
No. 100 was tubed yesterday, and VIII
commence pumping to-day. Tbs well nao
big shows in the fourth ssndrcek, and the
general impression is that it will be good
I we'll
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pEPARTURE ToR roIEoo.

Accordingly the party embarked at six
this morning on special train provided
by this road, consisting of baggage car,
saloon car and an ordinary passenger
coach. The saloon car was set apart for
the ladies who have joined the excursion
lists by invitation to accompany them ss
far as Nisgar4 Falls. These ladies are
mostly from Chicsgo, and are IS follows:
Miss Laura NJ. Wilson, Miss Anna j. Viii
son, Miss Mstteson, Miss Bissell, Miss
Oldershaw, Miss OOolbaugh, Miss Hoge
and Mrs. McGinnis.
The original party from Europe is di:
minished by the absence or return of sew
eral of its members, whose engagements
have prevented them from accompanying
the excursion to its termination. These
gentlemen are Gsptsin Judkins, of the
Scotia; Mr.. Hall, of Liverpool; Hon. Ar
thur Kinnaird and son, and MIR. Bevan, of
Eondon
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Jeff. DAVIS HAS BEEN CAUGHT.
The war Is now about played out, a..a
Great changes have been wrought
Our gallant boys sre coming homei
JsG DaviI has been c1ught.
BuE1ai huz8ai nos hang your banners Out
Huzzal huzza let all the people shout. r.
The war the ruoel chief was caught
Is lAughable inae-d;
He tried to run in pettiooats,
But he did not succeed
Huzza huzza hang all youF banners out,
Jen Davis has been eaughi, let every one now
Our boys did think it very strange,
woman should retre.t .
With = great boNie-kniie In hand
Untu they saw his heet.
Huz5a huz1aI cur boyS have got COED sense;
1'TWixt gaiter shoes and stogJ boots theE know
Oh, erinoline, We mink you nns.
For you would not crnceel
The flying rebel President, r.f
When he did show bis heel. rf.a ID
Huzza huBBAl there's nothing half SO hne
10 show foot and ankle Oh, liks we'll raised
orinOlln6- -
Your days are numbered nov, old yss,
You surely cannot hope, .
Or have . better end In view,
Than the On Of stout nope.
BuEaal huEEal ysn Davis has no shoe
In settling up ell his accounts, Just keep hi
Grimes in view.
Tho boys who caught Jeff nsYis,
Well welcome one and all
And treat them to hne new suit
At tISAAC'9 U9IOH HALLl
HuzsA huzEa ding the starry bsurer out,
Our gallant boys sFe coming home, lot all the
people shout-
The Largest and Best Stock Of FsshiOnabIs
Clothing in the West, at the Lowest Prices, at pol
Isaac A. Isaacs's Union Hall.
BoIe Agency for the sale Of Singers Celebrated Sew
Ing Machines, Storr's Automaton Freshman, and
strongH Patent Army Trunk and Bed Combined.
Cor. Superior and Union streets.
- Look out for the Giants - my35
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QUICK TRAVELLING.

The train started Just as the town cleck
had struck the hour of six, and q run Of
one hour and halt brought it TO the towu
OF Loporte, Ind distance Of fly eight
miles, or at speed of very nearly forty
miles an hour. 1t is intended that the
train shall reach Toledo at one O'clock
distance of two hundred and forty four
milef in seven hours. .-.
The Buffalo. Courier of Saturday gives
the following account of the proceedings
of the party
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
eenlnnn MoNKY ApVANOKD-

0OU,VUV in sums 70 suit-st ths old stand and
Ieu-knOprp WAGHEB'S LOAN OFFICE on Secu-
Ttsies feYery kind, viz: Gold and Silver watches,
Diamonds Silver Ware, JeWelry. Guns, Pistols
UiothihR Dry Goods, Pianos Melodeona, and all per-
g3nal property and articles Of Talue on the most Sa
Isfsctory terms ,BuslDess strictly private Estap-
Iished 65l. MIA variety Of unredeerneo Watch
e. JeWsry, Guns ETC., s0r sele az bargains. --ft
Ofaoe-oorner Of WRter and Superior streees, over
ootl2 J. q. W. WAGNER
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Allegheny College,
MEADVILLE, Pa.

CALENDAR FOR 1s65-s6 :-Wednes-
" day, September 10th, Eal Term opens
Wednesday, December goth, Fan Term olotes.
rHursday January 4ta, Winter Term opeus. I'll
day, March 30th EJAtf '0pedg.. e4ifHhffsuay, June
2sth, Spring FERN Gloss. COmmencsme.
Uooaticn beaudful, beslthful, and eas1 Of feeees1-
Libraries cabinets and apparatus unusually eL-
tessive and VsluAble. new Boarding nali, with
completely Furnished rooms, for the acoommoda-
tion Of one hu nored students. Boarding from three
70 four dollsrE per week. Et .
Glasses commencing Latin and Greek will be
iormeu at the beginning OF the Fell Tenn.
J. TINGLEY,
senl3.962 Secretary Of the Faculty.
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AUCTION sALEs.
ASSISTANT oOAEElBnAs4sR'. olF1O.,

ASSISTANT QOAbTB1MArIsb8
OLEvELARD, Ohio, Sept Il, lso5.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN, That
IN in pursuance Of Instructions from the Quar-
termsstsr Gsnt rail- viii sell ct public auction ae
Camp Cleveland, Ohio Taessay. Seps. 16th' 1S6o'
n2 rWefvs Drought Horses,
(I) One Riding House.
These Horses have b en- used In the Government
teaus At this post for the past yesr and are well
SrOEen an 4 in fine condition. This Will Anord .
rare chance to puI chase fue team horses.
Terms-Oash, Ia Government funds.
Sale to commence at 10 a. M. ---.
GEO. CADWALLADEB,
sspl5;94s Captain and A. Y n.
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WANTS.
WANTED . .,,,.,,

w EMPLOY THE SOLDIERS.
Business m4n are requested TO apply for CLERKS
Book-keepsls Pos ters Alechanils, Apprentices ana
ETuIoyees to the gency Of toe senitary Oommis-
sion No So Bank street, where Soldiers honoraoly
iischarRed and well qualified, viii De iSnho "lllns
Rsferenees VIII be furnished when required. No
CHARGE f5r services Of this Agency -
Situations ar nov wanted Ior the folloW1ngS Viz:
Book-keepers, hne penmeni Is- II
II CLERKS. experienced in dry goo s. grocery or drug
Etores;
Es Drivers, Grsoms and Gardeners;
I Porter;
4 Blacksmith;
1 Weaver; 2. gig
4 Machinists and Tipsmith's apprentices;
5 have no trade and wi Il 90 any thing;
s disablsd men Wish places as messengerss.agents
or office porters-
Please send IN your orders and help these men 10
earn an honest liviug. Ap ly at
s. BANK STREET,
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The BnpFecedented Demand for torres
ma Houses I'm sleVeland.

The HnpFecedente0 Demand for torres
and Houses I'm cleveland
Never in the history of our city has
there existed such demand for houses and
stores. The rush 20 secure a house that
may v be advertised for rent is equal to the
rush Of offce-seekers to Washington dur.
ing its palmiest days. Rent is going up to
q ffightf1l figure, and yet our real estate
holders are playing the dog-in-the-msDger
to perfectioh--refusiDg to build themselves
or sell their land st reasonable price to
others who would gladly build.
( There certainly can be no better and
more sure and paying investment than to
erect stores ana houses in our rapidly
growing city. It has increased in
population the LAST i've years nearly Is 600,
and the prospect is csrtAin that it will in
crease Is 900 the next five yesrs-that is,
provided we viii furnish sufficient tene-
ment accommodation for this great addi.
ton to our population. If 1000 houses
should be erected next year there is no doubt
but that they would ali be rented at re-
munsrAtive rates.
The opinion is unanimous that our heavy
real estate holders should wake up ard
show more public spirit and improve their
property. What say you, Messrs. Case,
Weddsll, Payne, Perkins, scOville, john
son, CLARK, Hoyt Dodge Wilson, Erwin,
and other real estate lords2 Cannot you
take someof your. surplus cash and improve
your unoccupied lots, thus increasing their
value, and at the same time afford shelter
to those who are rushing to our city and
eRficEing your
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POLITICAL


The Democrats of New York have
changed the name of Ben Woods paper,
since lis refusal to hoist the Democratic
ticket They call it the NeiosGHes.
John Rosecrsns, 8 brother Of General
W. 8. RosecrAns, is the Democratic nomi-
nee for Representative in Marion county,
Ohio.
General Hobart, the Democratic nomi-
nee for Governor in Wisconsin, has chal-
lenged General FAirchlld, the Union nom
inee, to discuss the issues of the dsy before
the people. General FAirchild declines,
owing to the time needed for the discharge
of his official duties.
Stephen A. Douglas once remarked that
this Government would never be really
strong until some one should be convicted
of treason and deliberately hanged. BE
was blood-thirsty, radical, black AbOli.
zionist, according to the talk of those who
once professed to be his followers.
Many of the Copperhead papers of Min
nesota refuse to support Rice, the candidate
noninsted BY the Democratic convention
Among those who bolt are the LIS Seuer
Statesman. The MAnksto Record ssysthe
nomination does not give satisfaction, but
It supports it because the convention nom
mated him. It also denounccs the plat.
form. s-o =, v5-
The Denver Nes0s of the 1lth gives in.
complete returns of the vote on the Stat,
Constitution and the negro suffrage class
footing up as follows: a. IN g.
For Constitution ~
Agai"s CoDst 62
/ For Negro ~
Agsisss Neg sunrs 49,
If Tennessee and her sister States in re
bellion are 10 be restored to their uncondi
tional sovereignty in the Union, we see M
reason why the law may not be kept busl
teF4Y 4YeAFs tq cqRes snBu Flied risnce fails, de
stroyed bridges, occupied houses and lAndf
and assessed rebels within the last foul
/ years. OF course the legal processes of thu
sovereign States Of Tennessee and Louis
lana, must be respected in Minnesota anC
Massachusetts. In that day won't Ben
Butler catch it. Gilmore may yet be sue
for all the damage he did to Charleston
and Burnside for destroying somebody
cabbage garden in the explosion of min
before Petersburg
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-'rovnst R1srshal General Fry comedies
lnas Ier's q nished 1850 men for the
war,
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FOUND.

EOUND-HORSE- be delivered By
L proving property and paying charges. Call at j.
NJ HUG HIS Ifice, I5 West st. sep4:Z :Zlo
EOUND-A Black Newfoundland Dog
Il large size. o Tper can have him By proving
property and paying ch-Tges. Cali at klNG q
THOMAS, I72 West River SC. stpz:Zlg
DROKE INTO MY PASTUBE, Sep
ID teDber 9Th, on Brooklyn and RockDoIt town
line rosd, quarter of mile from Detroit street
rSAd, dark bay Horse. with a55s. Psek kpa tEs
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AsslsrAHr QUARTERuAsTKR's oETIoE.
ULHvELAND, Ohio, Sept. Is, 1865.
NTOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN, That
~ in pursuance Of ins ruotions from the Obisf
Qusrtermaster Of the Department OF Ohio, viii
5 Ii at public auction, on Monday Septsnlber 20
at Camp cleveland, Ohto- H.t f' H1-
400 HorSs Of Dry Wood, r
- Tons Soft Coal. ra 3 j
The property to be removed from the premises
within five days from date Of saie- - ..f -.,. .--
Terms. Cash in Govern ment funds.
Sale to commence st 10 A NJ
GEO. B. OADWALLADERY
aan1424o Captain and Q. NJ.
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EDUCATIONAL
starting Medical College,
COLUMBUs, OHIO.

HNHE MN ETEENTH REGULAR
i session commences Wednesday, October 18th.
loo and ends March lst, 1866. Clinical Lectures
on PractiS al Medicine and Surgery viii Be gwen
gulAly throughout the winter at 81 franels
Hospital in the O0Ilegs Bnildiag. This Hospisat
was opened ,Augnst lst, aid already has large
number o. patients.
students will a'so have the advantage OF Clinical
obstruction In the Hospital OF the Uhio Pehlt n
tiary. .st1
s. N Smith, NJ. D Prof Principles and Practice
Of Medicine.
Frantis Garter. NJ D.. Prot. Obstetrics and Dis
eases Of Fom q aud Ubtldven- -
Jim paason, II D., Prof Anatomy and RhJs-
ioloRy. -
j. W Hamilton. N. D, Prof. Surgery Eye and
Theo. q. swOrmley. M. D., Prof Chemistry 'nd
ToIi oogy. ,,,,..
staring Loving, M. D., Prof. MsteriA Medlca
aud TheTaps utics.
s. Gaid, d. D., DemouStrator Of Anakmy.
Full Course. y.
aHtTicu' ton (paid but onoel..--..- . ~ ~
Gradua lon..... = ~
Demoust' ators w
Ssr dents on their arrival by calling az tae once
cf the ID, au on etsts street., or up the JanitOE
a. the College will be assisted in procuring suiia-
| bic lodRiogs. t - -
For circulars or additional Information, add'eE
| se2I:24S FRANCIS CARTER. M. d. Dean
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THE UNDERSIGNED, 81 HAVIN g
i purchased the entire interest Of Wm. Rooksfel.
Ier.in the firm Of Huahes Davis Rockefsller, Will
continue the business at the ne place, Nos. SS,
So, ST AMI 80, sexto0'S Block, MeIwin street, m
der the name Of Hughes Davis -z.-. -
Ht p t1 .l4 II. 8. DAVIS. g.
Cleveland, September lG, lsf5. ,ePl92I2
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WANTEU- EU-INFoRMATIoN-W.O O.
w WIgNEBIDDIE, who was lately in an inEaJ
ASYLUM has Absented himself in Cleveland or vle1Di-
ty siuce september IL. reward OF $40 viii be PAID
1or any Information 10 his whereabout4- He y
well dressed-blacx frOck coat, dark figured eassi
1nere pauts high. Gro gne6 uld-faGhiOned felt hat
furn-doWu collar, black TX neckiie5 sbout 90 yeaTB
OF aqe Tredium size and jout six feet in height
dark allow vsase Ds ard under the chin, cut shorts
mas a melancholy look, and unstesdy wslki carries
with him blRlk K oil-cloth ca pet ssek hled with
Marshal, Oleyeiand. seq :250SaA Ed:Ezw
WANTED-BoARD-For gentleman,
w wife and one child. ia Rpriyate family, or where
there are but ew boarders- Refetene,s exchanged-
Address Lock BGx I5l. =. -. eel = 40
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FOR SALE,

EOR SALE-A beautiful Gothic Cot
Il tege. nearly new, in good repair. sappied
throughout with hot and IL Water, bath, water
closet &c Locat IN on Lsze St, near CLINTON Park.
inIuire Of J. E. & G. l.. INGERSOLL, I'll Superior
= 49, sep25
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Democratic strategy In tennessee.

Democratic strategy In tennessee.
The leaders of the Democratic party,
North and South, are bssing tbeT chief ar
gument against negro suffrage on the ig-
noranee of the Southern blacks. COnsid-
eripg that this alleged Ignorance has been
the result Of peculiar institution" which
the Democracy have religiously venerated
and steadily sustained, and that, by Demo-
cratic Legislation, it has been made penal
offence for any one 10 teach black to
read, it strikes us that the objection is a
very impudent one. They have used every
effort to degrade the colored men, and keep
them in ignorance, and now they make
this very degradation sndignorance, which
they have caused, pretezt for refusing to
the freedmen the common rights of man
hood.
But they go farther than this. Slavery
has crumbled to pieces, and with it have
fallen the infamous laws, enacted in its
interest, prohibiting the education of the
blacks. AS result, schools have sprung
up among them like mogic, and every ne.
gro is struggling, against All manner OF
encouragement, for education and self
improvement. Every darkey has his
primer and spelling book, and is struggling
heroically with the obstacles presented by
b.s, bs, and the First Reader. Now this
state of things doesn't suit the Democracy
at ail, for, if it should continue, their stock
argument about degradation ar ignor-
ance" could be refuied by very tangible
facts. And 50, with characteristic chivalry,
they are st work, throughout the South,
burning down sll the eolored school houses
they can find. In Tennessee these Demo.
cratic gentlemen have been particularly
active in their crusade against education,
so much SO, indeed, that General R. W.
johnson, commanding the middle district
of Tennessee, hiss promulgated orders on
the subject, and threatens to hereafter visit
any parties committing these Outrsges with
military punishment. 7-
This is an excellent specimen of of Dem
ocratic strategy. To complain Of the ne.
groes because they are so Ignorant and
then when, in the face of opposition on
every side, they strive TO educate them
selves, TO burn down their school. houses,
reaches aslblimity of impudenee which
only Ooppsrheads are capable Of.
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kMcLIsH PARTY,
Lights and shadows Of their rr,r

u
We extract from letter published in
New York Herald Of Saturday, descriptive Of
the adventures of the English party In
Chicago, and during their trip eastward,
the following items:
VISIT TO THE GRAVE AND MONUMENT OF
DOUGLAS.
A ride to Camp Douglas, which was
viewed with much interest as the camping
and drilling ground of many of the troops
which contended in the late rebellion,
brought the party TO the spot where re-
M az The remains of Illinois great states
man Stephen A. DOuglss- The visitors
ssuntersd around the grounds enclosing
the monument, and, entering the enclosure
registered their names in the
hooIx which is now filed with signatures
of pilgrims to the resting place of the
HIittle giant Ksch of the party was pre-.
sented with q photograph Of the mOnu.
ment and also Of Mr.. Douglas, for preser-
walton in their record of their tour.
Among the places visited during the
forenoon were the University and seversl
of the principal churches. Michigan RY-
enue was travelled over, and admired for
its beauty. In this connection it migth be
we'll to say that the gentlemen having the
marty in charge would have created much
better impression with their guests had they
1efrained from the characteristic b ssiing
Of their section. l. is needless to point out
the sbsurdity of their informing people
from the capitals and cities of Europe that
the organ in st. PsuIs church in Chicago
was the finest and Michigan avenue the
handsomest in the world.
AT TIE THEATRE.
In the evening they visited the theatre
and witnessed the performance of Hamlet
the principal character of which was eus
tanned bv l. z. Barrett Three boxes hac
been provided for the distinguished spects
tors, who were greatly surprised to md 81
handsome and commodious a place
amusement nearly q thousand miles west 0
the Atlantic coast. They were, moreover
much pleased with the mappsG. IN PEAlel
Mr.. Barrett's rendition of his very Difficult
, character. It had been arranged by som
: TO attend the concert at ST. PzuPs churcl
OF George w. Morgan, the organist of Grae
J church, New York, VINO met with some Cl
} friends among the Englishmen; but tn
. project wBs not carried out owing to tn
| | prior engagement for the theatre.
/ !, At the close of the second set the part
a returned to the hotel, where they took esl
riages and proceeded to the house Of Ml
: Wilson, to participate in 8 soirce dansdNt'
, The affair was decided success, and CAV
! the European gentlemen an opportunity c
j seeing the beauty, fashion and wealth {
/ Chicago. A SILVER and ''tin" weddin
we're respectively sttended before their re
turn to the hotel this morning, st an hou
which precluded the possibility of an
1 lengthened slumber ere their departur
I from the city.
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FOB SALE One two seated Buggy and
Il one Rockazay Gao be seen at ths LiStry stsb'e
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NOTICES.

A MEETING. OF THE STOCK
~ BOLDEBS OF the sA1ny Farm on Company
viii be held at tue Office OF the o. upa1ys on mon-
dAy October 23d 1866. One object OF the nesting
is to decide whether pirtctors shall sps nd the
money on hand, or se l the Lease and divide what
is left. r. JUD50N, ii.
sepe2254 seere ary.