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The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1865-06-22
Seven Children Burned to Death.

Tie Pittsburg Chronicle relates the
following:
Thursday night, May 25th, the dwell
ling house of Joseph Mayberry, Frank
ford township, Carlisle county, Pa, was
destroyed by fire, and seven of his chill
dren peri shed in the flames,
The fire, it appears, originated in the
basement of the building, at about eleven
o'clock, whcr she members of the family
Mr.. May his wife and seven
children, were sound asleep When first
discovered by Mrs. NJ. the entire build
ing was in fiames. Mr.. and Mrs. NJ at
once jumped from their bed and rushed
to the room where six of the children
were sleeping. Their chamber was filled
with black smoke. The eldest daughter
was the first to leave the room, and the
mother placed the baby in her keeping,
and attempted TO rescue the other five
children
At :his moment the floors and roof,
having been burned to q crisp, fell in
Mr. and Mrs. NJ. sprang to window
and escaped, but the children fell to the
cellar with the burning building, where
they soon perished. Their cries could
be distinctly heard for several minutes
by their agonized parents
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1865-06-22
General Grant.

Grant Is of recent journey of his in a
railroad train, where he displayed, as
usual, none OF the insignia of his rank.
A youthful book peddler traversed the
car. crying, Life of General Grant. ;"
A mischieyous aid pointed to the Gener-
ais seat, suggesting to the boy that
that man might like copy-"-Gen.
Grant turned over the pages of the book,
and casually asked:
wv no is il this is all about z"
The boy, giving him look of indig-
nation and disgust, replied:
You must be darned greeny not TO
know Gen. Grant
After this volley, the Lieutena nj
General OF course surrendered, and
bought his biography.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1865-06-22

From all parts Of the Statss and ftonl
Canada We learn that the growing crops
never gave greater promise. The wheat
and hay crops In particular are repre-
sented to be unusually forwa-d and the
yield is expected to be imme ,sely over
common average. The intel 4igsoos from
all parts Of Pennsyivsnis 10 thas the
crops will be large.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1865-06-22

EFPunch says: Women are said to
have stronger attachm eets than men 1t
5 not so, 4 man is often attached so an
I'D hat but did you ever know of a wo-
nan having an attach ment to an old bon
let: Echo answereth Never. -
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1865-06-22

E There are on the Sandwich Islands
about loo meeting houses, erected by the
natives, at cost Of s150,o Some of
them are valuable and durable. The one
at Honolulu Is built OF Coral rock, and
NAV stauh for centuries
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1865-06-22

(S-" Life holds its own rewards and
punishments, and We each take what we
have earned Of JOY or misery"
, 1865-09-25
Wanton Cruelty 10 Prisoners.

1A1lOE 4t7OQuE
efficiency Of the police Of Chicago II seems 10 me-
that tdsrc a4e toe exceptions to The rule. Pa1sl1c
through Clark street on Sunday morning, was sc.
eosted BY an elderly man IN ihs uniform OF the
naVJ. who appeared to have seen much service, and
Was eomewhat under the Influence Of liquor. He
Raid he bad Just been discharged from term OF
three yeaIs' seTiee, aud rendered to me- fne gold
him. / declined thc o1Gr being stranger. / then
ley him, but soon Afterwards Eaw him
being }esked out ofa clothing store. A woray a.
prielor, when IN "o1leial !" with etar mslsp III.
appearance and took him to the Police Stat!on, act
Ing in a way anything but cretitable. He first
upen syss tss q, gsns 4 saH @
then pushing, then pulling and then wreocliny the
man in ycxy fetodoua manner, AMI finally throwing
hlm heavily to the pavement and securing him by
the wrists with cord, made way for the 1tat3on
honte with hs pfisopef. The man, although it,
r. stubborn, seemed 10 be willing to accompany
MS esp.of pfo.1aaiu9 b did not a.s such harsh
arpes' was OF no avail whatever and he WAS pulled,
cnhtd and dragged for several 6loeks, part OF the
time on his back On the ground, In the most dis
graceful Hnd brutal manner, his only offence being
quenuy.
t consider !, 5eh and proper that good order and
the Sabbath; but ! do protest against the outrage
pcrpetraicd on Sunday, a. disgrace 10 thtr police
fofce and TO the city employing such man to pre-
terrc ordeG In Our MidRt. -,
Tho ahuse complained OF is not without nume-
fous parallels in the conduct Of our police officers.
There arc Ecyerul OF them who secm to take dis
bol!cal pleasure In toEiuring person under arrest,
especially II the prisoner is intoxicated, when they
know he Il iDcapahfe Of making resistance n1l the
fact OF being In liquor eectuay bars bis testimony
These very men ate the cowarls Of the force. and
Wonid rutheE rin than face burglar or gAtoitef.
Pity It's that tho force cannot be At once and forever
purEcd OF them.
, 1865-09-25
ADJUSTMENTS.

OPEIA-Manager Gtau has again committed
himseifon paper, writing TO Mr. Croeby, Ia relation
10 the opera season In our city. lie baa engaged
his troupe Of hrtists and clains to hsve dawn to-
gether the best corps In the world Managers are
given 10 talking thus, but then, Manager G1au has
eysr redeemed NJ promises quite respectfully iu
has engaged the following army Of talent:
rnms Donna, dranatsc-Sicnora Noel Gutdf;
beautiful, young, and as m actress accomplished
with great repertoire.
rrima Douna, Sisnotfna Dasche,tI the acknoyl.
edged Queen Of AfaEEneritns in Fautt, hayIns been
engaged for that role in ali the cities Of Italy.
Ie1oFS a III Mn,aat IT,
Has splendid voice eald to b. the best tenor that
Italy has yet produced.
Basso frofundo-Pollini. Great In Mcyerbcess
opcrns-
-Baritone-Fel1Inl.
Frima Donna-Mareo Ciellf.
DufO-Sa1to.
Baxeo, Baritone, Cont1alfo, 9 Tenore Secondo.
Sixteen male cholnees and ten female, from Italy.
Iotti, Tamtfo and Cole&tQ are re-enraced
: Gran II doing well. Chicago alwaya rewards
thote who study 10 deserve Il al her hands.
MusErH-Thc new play "SybIlla =" has occupied
6noocss. Monday evening will probably be pre-
sented Secrets Worth Knowing"
MCVIcKEns-L F.. Barnett has appeared each
evening, taking successfully, and successfully, The
leading character In Hamlet, Money, Lady Of Lyons,
0thello, and Rlchatd the Third. Monday evening,
!" Roeedsle."
BnooEER's GEORGIA Mnss1RE1s have appeared
Monday evening IS their lat In this city; On that
occasion Mr. Charles D. Hicks, comedian, taEes a
benefit. Thofe who have not yet eeen the wonder
ful troupe should do co.,
, 1865-09-25


rsst and rai.ed worthy and respectable eolorcd
men from that period till about l7as, at which
l:.te 1he1e we're lasre number Of nnaf1llaIed
Lcscns Ia AID nno1t Boston. 1t will here be o.
served lha+ Masonry had its beginning In Boston
among men OF African descent as well as those OF
Euroaean descent. These coIored mcn made .p2lt-
caicu 10 their Nldte brothers for aliatlou, which
srefu=ed them on account Of prejudice acrlost
their complexion. They then asked Tie GEani
Lodge for d. ispensstlon Or wn5snnt to open q
Lodge for themselves. Inis was also rclilsed Them,
{all NAsons made In Military Lodge NE puaf:iiia
led, u5de ere1y effort to estahllah thsmseiy.s
legally In this country. but their efforts
proved in vain. The refusing the 111atiou Of she.e
colored Masons brought :sle subject OF Freemaso1rT
prominently before The colorcd men OF Boston.
They resolved to establish masonry legally in that
city, md for this purnoee. In the year 17H, Mr.,
Prince Hall md several gentlemen OF color. or In
duenec md a0lncnec residents Of The city or Bos-
ton. Stat: OF Massachusetts,, entertaining 4 high
opinion Of ancient FFeemaeonly, and believing 1t
Of brothetfy lore, honghtt 1t their boundeu duty to
make application 10 the Grand Lodge Of the State
Of Maesachnsetts to be initiated and 10 have
Masonic pr1Si!eges e3tended 70 them In common
with other Mas0Ls. Thcfr petition was refused,
The applicants then took passage Tor England,
where they presented their petition, which was
granted, and lhey received the honUEs OF the
sublime Ordet and were declared brothers OF the
mystic tie, and bY Recommendation ofthC1r English
brethren, a warrant Was granted Sept. 10Th, 17Sj,
under the seuctfon of Lord Howard, Grand Master
OF Cumberland, Grand Master Of all Masons through.
out England. In the warrant Urothefs P4iuce Hall
Was sppotnted ". NJ: Boston Smith. 8. ". ani
TsNns Saunders II IT with fnIl nnyrc- 5eioeeo1as3
, 1865-09-25
Markets by Telegraph,
OUR MIDNIGHT MARKET REPORT.


[specInl Despatch 10 the Western Associated Press.1
Nxw Yogx, Sept, a.
sroU
The stock market show, martial falling Off fpn thu
set,stty and strength Of yesterday There was dIs.
position TO realize op the late aaysnce which unon
being nut out In anticipation Of the downward reac
don from the prtscpt prtce II holds ru1e that tha
stock Of roads that are earning largely haye ennsry
shle real strength. while The roas anEjnc ,esa csvor
.ble results afe being CHANGED for more
stocks.
,,,-,.,,-
r.o,ah.ar,rr ror.-,,,... ..e.,.. ..,
- ,a rnll .rd iows~ 1s-~s s,ns. - - ~ w w
snn ,berc Ia MT snrnc,an+ r,rcSsaa. w onesu 1
raj buyinr At Iate rn,cs ~ ~N'~oNA Ase 't''
Stale stock. ara less ac,,re ~ = shade c,nx
xorrv 'o '1 A's''
rherr IL A very nodpr. r. yoont-y II, ,,.u.. a .h
-. ~ trfercst .1fcnrIv go S ~ 43 ~ ~
rrr-r.lr r,tr n ,n,sr,.1 ~ H. .t~.t :, :. tus
INV eYcentions af ~ rent ~ h.ot. "s
-. .tnn.r eors =. s.rsss pts-1~s oss l4easE 'cuo
corr -Ns 4'As'
enid Ia act,ro but steady A. ,e.,r-.v., ,nnt,-,,s
Thern ts les. ennnfra for Io,r. ~ caIA ~ ..
Of the nrenav1nfnt n ,ntcre.t m 60. h. 49, H.
nnrct nnon The m,rtet Fsrs,nt, ~, s,..,: n.ue
hsen rsrr 1a,vv ~. .~one ~ ~. -, -. t.'e ~.
n;nw.n' h,onch. stto IN "N A's" 3'' - A''n As-
rETso1xrx.
, 1865-09-25
Public ParikA.


Why not sell Dearborn Park and app!y the p,o-
ecets 10 the improvement OF Lake Tarks twpuId
bring At least ess,c The fence could be tznns-
ferred. Of eou.se, perhaps to the upper end tsom
Twelfth street down. and perhaps the whole OF the
street ftd1t might b fenced in at once with iron
Dearborn Park, n lesa than ten years, will be CON.
pletaly surrounded with wholcsae business blocks,
Of lask. Then again It l. 20 small q to he 1lnde.
srahe; hut the chief reason for lis diecontnuauce
is that u Ia 70 near Lake Park, which, when the
much moro desirable reeort that the fo1u1er will
be Of no account, Why not at once discontinue 80
undesirable and foolish an expenditure OF money,
and transfer It where the public will derive the GREAT
CIT amount OF pleasure.
, 1865-09-25
General Notifies.
TO MY ICE CUSTOMERS,

lrc.rrt to inform you that trom ttls date am under
tho necessity Of withdrawing my wagons tton the
ee1d 1t Is due to that state CT tho reasons
tor this:
F1nsE-My customers have been more numerous, IL
consequence Of the feeling against the Ice monopoly
than ut drst anticipated.
sEcoxDLY-I nad what believed to be IN ample
snpr1y at Iockport, ILL.,. but the recent aood At that
place reached my Ice Houses. and destroyed q con.
siderable quantity OF Ice 30 that was obliged to pro-
cure the balance Of my supply IN thia city.
TH1nDAI-1 uade Arrangements. II supposed, with
two Ice Companies OF thls city, to furnish what
Ice might require to caTy through the sesson at
e1horhlsut ratc, which was willing to pay rather
than cause my customers Inconvenience; but fnr req
sons best known to themselves, they hare, without
cEous notice. unted1y refused to sell Any 1ougcE
and an at present obliged to retire from the neld
But,
FocR7HlH-1 an happy to inform you that another
season ahall not be in anywse dependent upon Ice
Companies here. Who It present distributing m In.
ieror quality Of Ice but intend to have ample sup
rly Of the article Of such known purity as 10 give en-
tire satisfaction to all Who use 1t.
I hope these explanations uay be deemed sufficient.
Chicago, Sept. sd, 1sss W. T. KILLER.
, 1865-09-25
New York Market


GoT1oS..steady At 4sc for ruldd,!nx
FLocEN1lGc better. Sales at $H.0n3R1o for extra
State; 20 for common to good shipping brands
extra round hoop Dhio. md *Y.003 l1.6 tar trade
brands-maFketc closing dun and scarcely 20 hEru.
GAN.
GHAN--Fheat 1alxc hetter-clostng rather quiet.
Sales nt lee tor Chicago spring; 5ss Lbs for
saos fos new amber sate; t25 fbr winter red Wesi.
ern: s2.lo for amber Michigan. Rye qnlet. Harley
.s@sf Cen opsasd sns,e I'd M Mi,I9sr but closed hraEy
for sound m!1ed Western Litter price foF high mixed,
nearly yeflow.aad NC for datnaged olIed Western.
Oats better for sound, and dull and decinnz foF pn
SOUND Sales at tSSsc foE new and cid unsnund West
GkoCKR1Is-Riced dnli. Coher dull. sugar 1r1n; ; la
1sc for Porto Rico: 1131 1tc for Cuba Muscoyado,
PE1RoLEuM-Ftfu. 36.4Txc fut crude; aHi Sc for
refined In bond; 7Stss1c for do free.
PHny1@ToNs-POrk nfMef, with moro doing, &337k
SIS 3 81 oE nsM a Ress II = cIosi9g ~ 6 e ss2 essh tsl
@29 50 for prime mess. Also, 1850 brls mess, seller
and buyer option, 1t ~ 31essoo. Beef active and
ortuCF; f9G0 2Q for plain mess and $1t53l1So fof
eStra mess Prime naess beef IN fair demand Beef
hama dull cnt menta 6Em; Ike for shoulders
iSG:!se for hams Hacon dbl: lard dImer; a443oXc.
State. ChatSc BteAdy nE l4@iFkc.
, 1865-09-25
Illinois nnd Michigan Canal,
re po-{af ~, -, xt,e. w., .,-. TIL.


Especial Despatch to the Chicago TrIbune.]
BaD1EFoHT, Sept 2 1866.
C1rAHU-Indnstry. ST. Louis. 1.2oo brls suit J. D..
LconaEds St Lonts, 69.1U Il lumber. 1la000
ns slates Shamrock, St Louis. lrAooo It luu
Der: Lady Franklin, Lemont: Payeon Broxnlow
chlfIcothe, E3ls'6 IT lumber. LEGO Il lumber
1sth, 7,9 M dsc, s,15 Is staEes aud headings an,i
NJ grind stones, 10 h,is cement; ". Cooley, Au1
Sable; Il. g. Loonis, Lenont; Sultan, -Four Nile
Shanttes. g cds wood ". Merriam, St. Louis 10 ton,
coal Clns. Cady. Henry Senator, Lasalle Rocket,
Ioekrort 6 eds tan bark; prop Morning Star, Ottawa
tt9 ns ndse, 1slo Ms stoves and hardware, L. tons
suntirtes; Oneida, Ottawa, 20 hr.s lime; Elizabeth
I9skGSst ~ By Ehsat 2 b1is pork brs Oh Uua.
hath, 70 eals sasts Rtsolute, Lemont; Advance, Le-
mont: Investigator, LeMont: 8. F. Gale, Leuoo1s;
CatkTact, 1ennepln. z. 100 It lumber.
,AEn1y1p-Advaaee. Isnont. 8 yds Eubo!e. 2. rds
stone: 3 F. Gale Lamont. % 81 rnn5e stons InYs-
tn sosp. tauo ~. empty barrels; Eclipse, Lssniie
500 bu corn Monauk, Lockport, $500 bu coFu 11
Go'a Rod dasaiis o b ~ 81
Ortallo. taSalle, It's brls pork, a7o0 bu corn,
, 1865-09-25

Vessels Pnssel Detroit.
Especial Despatch to The Chicago nIbune,1
DKrEorr. Sept 4
UP-Monteznna, Mediator, Twin Sisters; Russ,ao,
Richard.
DowS-Gcak1n, Monarch.
WlNp-Sonthwest.
Especial Despatch 10 the Chicsso Tfibuael
...... DFTEotT, Sept2L
E-Tartzr. Stalker, Moss, Hyphcn, Lydia Case,
Japan. Nucleus, Atmosphere, Naw Lordon, ,Gfasse Par
Sous.
Dcwa-Liye Yankee. Norwegian.
, 1865-09-25

Diseases Of the Heart, TIiront and
81. nuuter, New York. may be consulted person-
ally al their Office No. - South Clark street. Chi
cago, on all diseases OF the Heart Throat and
ticc has for years been exclusively combined. AS
The Doctors stay In this city Ii at present limited
to few weeks, those deslroIs Of a consultation
personally should do 80 With aa little deay a. poe
sible. sepGmI79-w = N-u
, 1865-09-25
LOCAL MATTERS.

Hoard Wanted Tor Students OF ERst.
man National business College. FumIlies who can
board one. two more student Of this Institution
Metropolitan Hail, or addrces through the Post
Office EP EagrxAy.
Il PRINCIPAL.
, 1865-09-25

Prime beef has besn fairly active sad pce4 unsettled.
Cut mtsts scarce.
BACON,
Paeon his been in good demand. but the extreme
p.lces asked By holders has checked business.
LAKo.
Lard advanced. and prices close firm At u9c1Hc.
WUEKT.
Thert has been much activity, and prtcrs elose arm
1t $argk672 30 for Western.
, 1865-09-25

CtnCannMEa IafAtt*
Especial Despatch to she Chicago THbuue1
CIScISsA1L, Sept. II.
Prov1noSs-The market Is buoyaat aud vry 6Eun.
Mess rork held At 81 90 with buyers At $11M Uulk
shoulders advanced to 16c, with sales Of 7Go oo ns;
Ytb des In active demand. with sxtes Of $4,000 ns x
11c, INT held higher at the close.
.WanHT-1n active denand at s9-1s.
THKA1-rrimr rcd advanced to R195.
MoSKT-F1fn at SGS19 per cent
S1KB11ao EEnAS0E-RatheF easteT It A313 per 100
nremfnrn.
, 1865-09-25

New York stock and Money Market
Exw TonK, Sept Is.
MasKr-More active At 585 p cent chiefly at the
latter rate.
srTEHxo EcnASur-puiet at 1osHa11u.
Go1D-Less active and lower, opening At icy and
closing At 1E3K.
srIcu ExroR1s-Total exports Of specie to-day,
f31lt31+
Eov1RS10xT 97OcKs-Tlthout decided chen.t,
EEEJnur% l14iYERrflOf-1lu1f and dro0nin. =
, 1865-09-25

II ARGE STOCK OF STAPLE
~ Dry Goods, Prints, Must.ns Flanne1s, Cloths,
CaRuefes, Shirts, Drawers, Gloves, Hosiery, Custom
Made Clothing, Dress Sflts, Drcas Goods, &C. &C.,
AT AUCTION,
On WEDNESDAY. Sept. 9th, At oc1ocka 1t 1utteEs'
Auction Rooms. its, loo and l07 Dearbonrst
The sbove ara fEcsh arrivals from New York, and
most desirable and saleable goods and wtlf be sold
With or without reserve.
WIN. A. BUFFERS i CO.,
o433 ApctiOneeea
, 1865-09-25

GnE FtxtureA.--Our Fall stock il now
market. Persons desirous OF puychasGng viii cor.
sult thelr oWn interests in examining our goods BE-
lore purchasing elsewhere. J, W1NanAvE. JA.. d
Co., No 81 Randolph street fciG-nSo9 3,y
, 1865-09-25

milwaukee, Market.
Especial Despatch 10 the Chicago Tribunal
HuwAUKEs, Sept. &C.
FLoUR-Ttak and downward.
GnAx-Wheat-salc this morning 81 900 bu at Sit
9L4s4 cash; *1-91Ii, regular; ftto, seller Nil the
month On Change 13o coo bu at tlss; seller October
flit9 H. all the month, slssK91is and s14s caah.
Market at p- board closed rmer. Sales 20 OG hu at
&i-4s LEX, cash, and 31 buyers this month Oats
Sales Zoo bu Il a3c for No. and &c for No. 2. Rye
20 bu at 69c.
R1cEH1s-F,onr, 800 bris; Wheat, =, 90 bu.
6HPNKN1s-St200b bsls -four md s., ,0lD hu wheat.
FEYIaUT6-itC to Iutfafn
, 1865-09-25

Thirty Dolinfx Reward if the Indian
herb doctor fails 10 describe aud tell bis patients
the nature Of their complaints or illness without
receiving auy Information from them. No charge
for Information OF advice. Onice 60 Monroe street
OS21.lt -.
, 1865-09-25

Away With Spcctacaes.-Old eyes made
new, without Spectaclcs, Doctor OF Medicine. Pam
ph!Gf mailed ltee On receipt OF ten CENTS. Address
E. u Footc. u. D., 11S0 broadway, n. Y.
ee9l-p3W6t
, 1865-09-25
VETERAN CLUB OF ,e1 AND ,g2.


meeting compoRed OF veteran soldiers who en-
listed In 1861 and " was held tn B5an Hall On Sat
urday evening. The call WIS made for the purpose
Of forming an association similar to those nov in
existence In most Of the principal Easern Cities in
order to tec1re the eame bounty as thosc soldiers
who enlisted At liter period, and to petition Con-
gEtss to that effect
The meeting was Chilled to order by Mr. Louis n.
Marin, md Oh motion, Gen. Edward s. Solomon.
Of the German Hecker regiment was elected Prca-
deH s,omcn nns ~ snc cas sste 6a
was not wholly informed Of the purpose Of The meet
ing, but understood It TO be the formation Of So
esy Of returned soldiers who enlisted In 1861 and
lifted ut hfcr period He was heartily In favor Of
sRch increment for none deserved II more than
thoee who responded at the first call Of their coun-
tFy-Nheu patriotism and not money was the In
cenfye. He concluded by extending to the soldiers
hts hearty cooperation.
uplesotaiions 70 BE- adopted BY The meeting: s. Il.
&art,n, A MIMI, A uoyt, Louts zoelner, and ".
MuJof Bridges, of Bridges Battery, said he came
to greet his fellow soldiez, md assist those who
Ind special claim On the generosity Of the Cor.
ernment to receive lheir just dnes. This United
ssa H. Is y
cut Of the returned soldiers Hc bad no doubt that
Inc e,xen. Of ons Gsso Mh9 h1d done 20 veil ars
the returned soldiers received their honest earnings
He warned all soldiers not 10 sell their discharge
papers, custom nov nov. much tn vogue. = these
!, n1o-
lie C6airman seconded Major Br;dpes, ren,,ks
and thought he SOLDIER oueh to b. proud ora naner
showing their houorable discaarge from the service
Of country Ike 0uEs; he hoped none Of them
would be Obliged to resort 10 60 suicidal step.
ue had spoken 10 se!eral Congressman On the sub.
lect and they thought that the claim Of the rete-
taDe would be sustained.
Tho Committee On Resolutions submitted The
following, which were unanimously adopted:
,tv LIZ X ae eoloie1s @ VIZ r. eanssea N tas
iare e:oSerment innnir n assambn ~ rnt,t,a tnG
btneht. therefor. ~ "7e 'o' 1'"|ea'
ResCxced Thst re for,n an as4orfatIon IN be c,r.
poxed or those hnnnrrhiv disrhsrre1 nm m M
fynjtfd Etafes srryfre N>o1' WI
Rtsolttd. That lie name Of The ASSOCIATION shall
be ca!Icd die .Veierau Club of III nnd rs A"1
R(so{Csd. Tbat we petilion Courrcss to rive rs
,be same bcunies ns cTantcd 10 Soldiers Of ;6s ii
mud Is; and we request thc Congressman elect nom
thie dietIct 10 use bis influence 10 furhce this OBJ
ject-
On montton, committee of hyc was appointed
to draw up petition 10 be adopted At lie uext
meeting, to pfctent at the coming session Of Con-
c7ees. The following gentlemen compose the
committee: Capt. Wagner, b1aj. Bates, Col,
kIeiser, Capt. Martin. Gen, So!pnan. 1t was also
resolved that the eae committee take steps to se.
curc to the enlisted men OF this county Their conn
ly bounty. The eame committee also received tbe
power 10 call meeting ut any time That may to
Them seem proper. Tie meeting then adjourned.
c,sv,-,xo n u.r..,.n,
big extensive premises Just hniehed- Sos 167 and
, 1865-09-25

Go TO The Re~t-fso to Bryant d
thorough, practical business education, or to be-
7,ome good Telegraph Operator. Address feuc1os-
ing stamps) tor circulars, Bazaar q sTn4rros,
, 1865-09-25
IUQnte1==EfaI 35state.

w ANTED-To purchase Farm
in Central Illinois, NOT less than l6o acres; oue
partially improved preferred Must be ucar railroad
etAtioU Address by letter. stating particularly terms
Se to N W." carr Of T. somezs, Esq, City Hotel.
, 1865-09-25
aurtiD11 Sales.

pURE SILVERWARE AT AUG
l. T1OS-On THURSDAY. Sept. 18th, at 10 O'Clock,
Washington ssuog Of Tea Dessert and Tsblo
seoGRs and FsSf M III aa Es S9poGas
, 1865-09-25

E'LAX.-Parties in the Northwest
i Who have Of can obtsn considerable quantities
Of Rotted FlAx Straw or Flax Tow, 8ra requested to
cnnaMunttAte With the Onion Flax 3tflts Company,
1s5 Lake street, Chicago, stating quantity aud quail
IS Of the Flax. s. a. CLEMENS,
se1e.niSl2w ip General Superintendent.
, 1865-09-25
Western Land Agency.

Farming Lands improved and unimrroyed. also
Michigan and other Western States. Weitern Lands
sold on ccmmiss,on. Taxes paid Titles e1amtaed
and perfected. a. y. LANCASTER
EeptlsolH-lmIhP is Wall street, EaE fQrE.
, 1865-09-25
Elegant Furniture, Carpets,
<&C.s &C.,
At, ATCTIoN

On TUESDAY, Sept. est, At * o'clock, VIII be sold
at SAeztpons, II, 4S And ~ Dearborn Street, a
laxCe md elegant assortment Of ~. -.
FAkLOR, CHAMBER ND pEuSGEOOM FUR
NITURE,
Inelndlng large axHoItmeut OF Chamber Suites, soe
Yefy ont also, pnrlaf Suites, Green Rep md Hat
variety; aleo, quaausJ Of second hand Household
Goods including several BsusseIs aud InEt Carpets;
manufactured hy the Starr Manufacturing Company.
nfS8 GILBERT 4 SAMPSON. .At,r tinnfff4.
, 1865-09-25
At AUCTION

RI, At AUCTION.
On THURSDAY, Sept. 18th. at ~ O'Clock, at Buffers
Auction Rooms. 1o, 10 and 1o7 Dearbornst.
$50 sets Tea and Table Forks and snoons Of various
bells, Casters. DC. &C.
Also, an invoice Of Photograph Albums.
WM- i. BUFFERS L CO..
niS3 AnctfnneerS
, 1865-09-25

p OCULAR SATURDAYS
1A SALE Household Furniture, &C.,
AT AUCTION, .....
On SATURDAY. Sept. nth, at sk o'clock, at Duttess'
Auction Rooms, corner Dearborn aud Washingtonsts.
o711 WAi. A. BUFFERS { CO., Auctoneers.
G1LVER PLATED WARE,
l JPT1OT0f,rapn tInTNg r.
, 1865-09-25

lcr.-We cali attention TO ". 7. Bfi1ler'f card on
our fourth page.