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, 1865-09-13

TOR SALE-Houses and Lots
r. Cuc for sst0: one for 1880 two for 80 each
oae for :: 10 o:.ers from 80 10 sso00. JOHN ".
HEDESHERG. II Lombard block. next to the F. o.
1i}ta Mnutne.st - niGi
, 1865-09-13
BOARD OF SUPERVISORS.
Annual N1eeting-Sceo Day.

The Doard Of Supervisors Of Cook county met
yesterday morning at ten O'Clock, In annual session,
pursuant to adjournment Of the previous day. The.
President A. 3. johnson, in the chair, The fo.-
lowing Supervisors were present:
Alien, APPEL. Atwater, Brady, Blake, Cadman.
Colvin, Case, Cooper, DrandorG Duensing, Ed
brook, Fazwell, FAX; Gibbs, Gornlley. Gfeeac,
Kiie, Knickerbocker. Amparter, McCotter. Niles,
Ohlendosf P1nney, Pusheck, Peck, Rees, Ke1ford,
Russell Strong; steinmqlleF, sshaekfo5d: Shells,
Vial, Wicker and W}llrnarlh,
I6e minutes of the previous days sesalon were
getting forth that the proposed State road through
The towns Of Brighton and Palos, Is likely to cause
great damage to her farm by cutting 1t into two III.
i' b. other routes Referred 70 the Commitise 1 Oh
Roads and Bridges.
The Board then adjourned tn afternoon.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
The Board came to order at o'clock
Supervisor PnSheck offered petition from sun-
ol mseaairns iho II stTest II
tbetown ef GteeEo. Referred to Committee on
4 petition VIA presented from citizens Of Jeaer-
Fon for IN appropriation for rebuilding the old
"cls1k " bridge across the Nar,h hsaneh OF tho
Supervisor Gibbs offered . resolution ordering
that fione. John Wentworth, Lyman Ttu.nbu1l and
s 9s q t6e S a5s
tai now in government possession. Carried.
Tic Comfy Physician, Y. c. Mcclure, preaeutcd
h. ese eefz z, RsfF 81 %heh hsahesasias af % as pess
ofconsnmptton & paralysis !, cholera fnfantum d
dissipation 2. -Four insane persons hare died dom
s'ion Gs Ta1 o. Of food
treatment s.; new Feceislng treatment Il. Accept
4 petition yas presented nom the torn officers
Of ofreconstrueting sone twenty-five bridges. sWept
away ny the food Of August last in the said town,
g the cost was more than the Town could sustain.
Referred to The Committee On Judiciary.
Supervisor Hammond moved TINT The Board visit
pose at o'clock. =.
should go there for Supervisor Taylor said that the
needed 10 bs satisfied that the work Is done prop
ef1y, also to view the road leading thereto.
lie motion prevailed By vote q II asain.t Is.
Supervisor AtWatcE moved that oil who visit the
Poor House to-day, do 60 at their own expense.
Not seconded.
The Board decided to draw jurors on Thursday
at O'Clock.
Supervisor santez moved thai the Clerk he re-
eSip Ind afstbnfed "a w.
officers Of the eeyeral towns IN the county.
supervisor E: S. Taylor moved IN amendment,
.as a5 eSPz w TO supervisor no'
Tie Committee on Equalization Of Taxes having
iistr reported in iasor Of making he following Il.
adSitins NJ fniIoSEs. E,anston + re- ccnt p,1oz
IS. South Cbicaro IS. and Wess Cbfcaco ner eent:
aIso n The raj cstafe nf t',e = IN II K n la
n Sosth Chfr7oo me hnndte5 ,hons,rI 5n1iar, 4=s
Deluc,iorls d follows: Darrinsto On l,ex cent,
Bloom Is Bremen 10, Calumet I S, Cicero 5. I'M
Grove TO- Hanover s Jefferson a5. Lake %, Leaao9t
III Iaiaiiue %. Proy}so il. WheejIn: 10. Worth 20,
The frport wes adopted.
TIC moiion 10 yist lie Poor House to-day was
then rccnusitietei
, 1865-09-13
Cincinnati Marked.

ISptclsl Despatch 10 the Chicago Tt!bune.l
C1sc1ssA11, Sept. IT,.
Very little done In the market to-day, the time
Of the merchants being engaged 10 receiving the for.
cIsn genteea WHO tour o: Inspection through
the United Statct.
TEorr1oss-Atess Pork sold 10 moderate exte1. at
$:1l0 TO- city packed. Buk meats quiet 1t 13kc
for shoulders, and l6Ac for tt1 sides. Bacon dull
Prime city lard In good demand with salcs Of 90 t1s
At &c.
WuIakKr-Elrrn Al 421e.
FLoIR ATp WHkAT-Dull, without change In prtccs.
, 1865-09-13

Woous MrsEua.-"H Hamlet " syas played again
last night here. and to house quite as densely
crowded as greeted It's first production. To-day, at
the matinee, 1.-THE Poor Gentleman and this
evening - Hamlet " will be given.
McVIcKER's TnEAIRE-The excellent old com
edy OF "London Assurance" was produced here
last evening before good audience and in a styIe
highly credltable 10 the company This evening The
bill includes Time Tries All ''and Laugh When
You Cam
OrERA Housz.-The Hanlon Brothers. ye,sattls
and nneaua11ed cqnilibtista and g5mnasts, are ad-
vertised for two performances to.day, matinee In
The afternoon and a benefit at night, Thcy haye
materially Increased the length Of their procramme
ard introduced aome Of IL mozt startling even ter
ports 10 be their last day NC hope to see them WeIl
attended. =.
NEwcoNn's MEsrHE1s giye, this evening, At
Smith Ni1on's Hall lheIs 1ast performance dirins,
this engagement IN Chicago. fhey have in thelr
troupe some Of the finest yocalle:s who ever wore
ths negro disguise, and their programme is IN e.
cfliEUt one.
, 1865-09-13

rEEsosAI.-We had the pleasure yesterday Of .
call from Mr. F. Harvey, Of the Leavenmorth
tknnsas) Ddity Conservative, tbs leadin. paper In
that Stale. Mr. Hnrrcy Will call on our merchauts
for advertisements, aud VIC know OF no bette. ms
dnm by which lhe business men Of Chtcsgo c.1
publish their cards to lie people Of the Missouri
Valley md tic Far West, than the Colscrpdtloe.
, 1865-09-13


"All'an5 has long been known throughout the
The lcaFt among which Is the great variety o.
stoves, specimens Of which may be found in Utmost
every country IN the civilized world; aud among
COOKING stove, Manufactured ~ Shear, Packard {
Co. Ihis etoye has been prominently before the
people for the past four years. and seems to have
universally spoken oria terms OF the hghcstpsaiee.
Some recent Improvements In this stove will nld
etiN further TO its already high reputation. All
NOT fail 10 examine the Improved American"
For sale BY $. j. SurdEm i Co., No. ITS Lake
street
, 1865-09-13

1t is due to myself and the public to state that
tue display Of ready-nade Clothing exhibited by
me at lbs State Fnir, IVES selected at runom from
MT stock, as Dir sample Of the goods constantly
t1red for sale In my etore 1t therefore represented
my own business. ind not IN Eastern merchant
tailoring department. As my goods were only
compaled with Eastern custom work, manufactured
expressly for the occasion, an Intelligent public
Will at once understand why the premium was not
awarded to me. 1wikhed then to thow the people
the kind Of goods In which DEAL the exact quality
Of material and workmanship which they may rely
on Obtaining when calling for readynadc clothing
ut my counters. L. DEGRAFr,
S.w. corner Randolph and State streets,
American Union Commission.
The American Union Commission was organized
about nine menths since, Il comprehensive in 1ts
design and national In Its character. II includes
leading men Of all denominations and men OF talent
aud influence In worthy business circles. II con-
ki.ts Of central commission, having ts oftico In
New York City with branches In gostou. Balttmore,
Ct points. In liz origin 1t had te sanction Of Pre-
sidcnt Lincoln, and now has the cordial appreciation
Of President johnson and in providing fot refeees
fneces and Freedmen, who arc dependent on vouu-
tafy contributions through benevolent socieIies for
ntedfnl help. It receives transportation and other
welcomed By he loyal people Of lhe South.
Tbis Commission 10 constituted for the purpose
Of hiding ind cooperating With the people Of those
PORTIONS Or the United States which have been des-
folated and Impoverished by the wr in the 1estos-
alton Of thcdr civil and eocial condition. on the
basis Of industry, education. freedom and Chris
tian morality.
relief in providing homes and employment in the
country or thousands OF refugees, and thus It has
Saved the poos from death md the country from q
gigantic paupc1isu,. 1t has gent supplies Of food
and clothfng into nearly evcry Southern State,
sometimes through agents ot it, oWu, and some
tfoes through agents Of the Sanitary and Christian
Commissions. Its operations have extended a. fas
rcst as Arkansas, and a. far south as St: Angus
,jDc. Il has thne expended about one hundred
*Lonsapfl dollars In about nine months. But now
l. has entered upon its other work, that Of educat
ing the poor loyal whites, and the Ignorant duped
md degsaded nasses at the Souih~
The hope Of our country LES 10 properly ed9cat-
Ing the rising generation. Tbs chsdrEn WHO nave
saIitrcd and arc suffering untold misestes on nc
count Of their fthers' tEaragressions must be re-
claimed BY Northern teachers, schools and 1dsas.
The good seed must be aown Immediately, While
wc can be protected By the General Government,
and while they In suaitcned destItuuon are receiv.
ing our beuefaet1ous to Keep them nom peflshlns.
Now Is our golden opportunity to do great and
laettne good, and make another rebellion impossl.
ble In our beloved country. We a. milton cannot
enjoy true prosperity while one-hal The hod re-
maIns crippled and desolase.
Friends OF humanity, we present to you this Com
, 1865-09-13

ARn1ssr.-Iaet evening the Police made grand
haul upon several known hauuts Of rougas In the
South Divteion, and sueceeded in capturing from
fifteen to twenty OF the most desperate thieves that
infe=t onr city. The "gentlemen' were taken to
ing, 10 aWuit this mornings session Of the Police
Court During the past week or two good many
peutieuttasy 'stesns" have expired. turning loose
pTcrcnt psopcnsiucs. moi improved BY experiment
render them a. pestlferpus .As ever, md az
necessary 10 be removed out Of the range Of loose
fEnH.
, 1865-09-13

Last EVENING an advcnturouH maiden. disguised
in the hahililncnte Of maseullnlty was discovered
IN The Varieties theatre, mud. OF course arrested.
Whether actnnied by lore Of change, spirit Of
tiees "fayre matdcn,' ~ Will have an oaportu.
Mnify M Of explaining this no,uins-to Justice NIL
, 1865-09-13

co1Hos CoCTc11~--A spccll meeting OF the
Council has been called for this evening 10 consider
an ordinance lcvy1ng taxcs sor the municipal year
1tsiS !; time, ~ o'clock.
The time Of leaving Chicago on the A!dcs1nnnic
excursion 10 TORONTO, and other cities North and
Euet+ l,H< fccn changed to THURSDAY evening. Aid.
fhimp II cllai1nAn or TIC Committee.
, 1865-09-13


PHIApr1pH1a, Sept. II.
PETHOLxCx-Cnaettsed md excited. Market for
crude SID SIC; for refined N bead, sl95sc; for fec,
'FIoTn-vesy dn1l. 6alea OF super ut $7.noa7LSo.
EpAN-Wheat qpIet. New rrd, tc.63a N; old do.
$1.l53..so. Corn dull.
WnfSEFy-Dul{ at - ..
, 1865-09-13

EXTENSIVE RouBEEy.-On Saturday afternoon
las. Mir. yalilere, oflhe Montreal House,
ii Detroit, had his house entered BY burglar wno,
during the temporary nbsence OF Mrs. val-rc from
her room, got in through The window, and
escaped with box containing Sl0o0 Ia silver and
currency. The thief after the robbery, was seen By
some children 10 pass into an adjoining yard, cooly
break open The boz, extract The cash
End decamp, leaving few pieces Of si1ver
on the ground. Which the young ones pirk-
cd Up. Mr. yal!etc Immediately started upon the
trnck Of the rohbe1, whom, from the description Of
Witnesses, he well knows. He arrived in tlis city
time this paragraph meets Tho eye Of the reader the
adventurous ieoundrcl will be ornamcnted with
'.bracr1ets and travelling route for Detroit Al
the time Of the theft there we're three boxes, all
.in1ilar tn appearance, In the room III which the
cash was dcposited but The thief without hesitation
took the one he WIS evidently In search Of exhibit
ing a knowledge Of tho premises doubtless obtained
bJ the presence OF some confederate in the house
, 1865-09-13

miesion and it, great work Of giving light and
knowledge TO- the ignorant masses ii The South,
trusting VIC shalt share largely In your sympathy
and beneyolcpee.
Donations for this object my be cent to Nj. i.
c. Badger, Treasurer, OF Mrs. Il. ". Cobb, Secye-
try Of The n. ". Branch OF the 4. q. Commission,
Amcctins will be held a. Bryan Hall next Ssb-
bath evening, al half pset seven o'clock, Al which
the ccleblstrd Rev. 81. Miugtns. from Baltimore.
and the Bev. Mt. Abbott from New York city. WIlI
speaE On the eubiect ol. the American Union Com.
mission. Ministers and their churches and coucrc-
cations nre cordially invited to attend.
, 1865-09-13

TOR SALE-5 Saloons, 2 Saloons
4 md Restaurants. = billiard Sa1ooos. AIS, = tur.
South Wnter8k nII
, 1865-09-13

a Meeting Of tho French Benevolent
Society Of Illinois, VIII take place on Thursday:
the Methodist Church Building, corner OF Clork
ard Washington etrreta. An the members arc In
yted Ia intend punctunlty.
, 1865-09-13

R1cu DEEss Goops.-We understand thst Mcssrs.
Hunt. Barbour Hale, at their iarpe and e]csaut
etorc Nos. 8, ind Lake street, are now opening
about three hundred cases Of rich rcse soods, nnd
Seven hundred cases Of American woolens and cot.
tone. We take pleasure In rc!csTn; 10 this enter
rrdng htm as one Of the leading dry goods jobbsne
lDDrts OF the civ
, 1865-09-13

Go to tile Besf-t1o to Bryant 4;
St1attone Chicago Commercial College to ces d
thorough, practical buetnets education, or 10 be-
come good Telegraph Operator. Address (enclos.
Ing stamns} Tor circulars, BnYAHr SrnATros,
ChIsara. Ill. -
, 1865-09-13
:FDr Sale.

TOR SALE-Cheap, q Photo
1 Ersrhic Gallery. Call rrdtfcss II. Glpns Lock.
mort, Ill a5IfnID
, 1865-09-13
PhfYndelnkfu Market.

NV YoEE- Etps. II.
Mining stocks bid u Doston to-day: Central 10 Cop
per Fn!1s sjk FranEli1 :stl; Haneock u3: Huron
iSH Minnesota *; Quincy 56E; fsockland *: su-
, 1865-09-13
BuHalo Market.

F1DEEDnlI.
GnA1S-Nheat, heavy, Innctise and nominal. Corn
thactlre Offered Al s3c for No without buyers Oats
nominal, 4ic- Farley, rye and pens nominal.
Pls3vlsloSs-Potk S55,..Aoes3:. 20.
WA1&KEY-Nhlskey inactive, held 1t ~
CANAL FEEIsHTsl Frrlgnts 70 New York:
Wheat, 1tc Corn. 1ies Cats, &C.
1APok1s-FiouE. a,31I Wheat, 4Ss.5; Corn, 11,01:
CaxAI ExFoR7s-wheat, 1854; corn 1850; oats,
, 1865-09-13

Mining Stocks.

TOLEDO, Sept. II.
GrAE-Wheat-Old steady new. 70 &c lower. Sales
ofncw white Michigan al tls9; Amber fl-sl Corn
* lower; sales nt &c, Oats dfoopIug sales at &c.
, 1865-09-13

fxasoHA1--Aej. Gen. Pope. Col Morgan, Col
Townsend and Col. D. l. Welsh. United States AZ
ny, aEc n the fremont uonse-
Hon. John VznBurcn IL staying at The Sherman
Hnuse
, 1865-09-13

OswEao, Sept. L.
FLoUg-1u nc.tse demand, but the supply Il light
GEatS-Nheat quiet Corn quiet; No. Illinois held
zt sc. Barley unchanged, with moderate demand.
CSSAL FKx1Gnrs-Unchanged Flour, 80 sc J;
wheat 11c corn, aKc; barley, c to New York aud &c
LaEE EFoE7s-ccSooo = bu wheat; .1,ooo bu corn ;
G,0lG hu barley; E,ooo bu rye.
road, 7s3 hour.
, 1865-09-13
TeseclR Pns4eL Detroit.


Especial Despatch TO the Chicago Tribuns.]
... DGTRofT. Sept T.
Tr-Gtbrnitaf, Venice, wngstaH, u. S. Scott, Kate
Eiehrnord, White Cloud.
DowX-Nope.
Wi1d southeast.
, 1865-09-13

TOR SALE-One Of the best gro
l. cey business In the city. established over years.
on one fthe hsst streets ID the city. No 433 State
street. satisfactory rtnson given why change Of
, 1865-09-13
A0St.

II OST-On Tuesday afternoon, ~ pc. .
~ tween Clark and PauilnA Streets On u @ M
Leather Pocket Hook cens!psu- about E..:sniux tho
t!se o. ne 1sah of Ii Putnam TX ~ r., ne1i tho
rpst onen they viii confer AfAEof % ta .etscSiAit
be suitably rewarded.
, 1865-09-13

TOR SALE-First- class Frame
u house. with lot s1o feet On Prairie avenue, near
ealt. Lot picelJ planted. Good barn, de- Immediate
WaShthpfol-at ntSI
, 1865-09-13

Fmts--YastesdAy morulng, abnrt o'clock. a
portion Of the old wooden barracks At Camp Doug
lae took Ere from some unknown cause, and bato:e
the fumes could he c1ttnguiahed, about tus hun
drrd feel Of :c barracks burned 10 the ground.
A little before o'clock. n.mea were SEGA hur4t-
Ing from macs Of partinlly cpnsumed corn, in the
elevator destroyed BY fire q fortnight einnc THIS
combus tiou waz e1unCulsbed In a few moments
doubtedly WIS the rc-u1t Of smonldeEing among
the debris Of the former fire. 1t IL about time
that etu6 were removed; II costs the city goodly
brought out,
, 1865-09-13

U11fIAUHK. 6Npt- IL 1-ss's
FtoCE-DnIl.
White SIC. QAta 6rIn at sc.
PnoTls1axs--Active. Shoulder. 17491c.
Etxu-FlAx seed advanced to &3lo-
EaocKErEs-Sugar active and very dyu.
WnE6EY-Dull At s!.z7f92.sss.
, 1865-09-13
. A II II I e d
NJ A n II e d.
IN this city, on Tuesday, Sept. 17 h5 By tho Ecv-
Clinton Locke, VII. WAKEFIELD All Ml3a LAURA
REED, both Of this city. No cafusJ
1tcNcnj. b lev. E n Baker Iii. CHS. ". McS EAt
and Miss MATILDA NIXON. boih ofsenecs+
n 7 Il n

cideptal discharcc Of lii gun, CMAILEs HAMM. Of
Co. A. 1'th III. Cavaly, aged u yearx months apa1
QoyR. -,
The funeral will lake place fom th residences h!s
parentA No. 10 Prairie street, atl o'clock this ai'es'
, 1865-09-13

The mortality for August, 1861, WAS 493. giving a
dcc,eaec Of IS from the cotrcspoudfn. month Of Last
ycar. For Ju1y, 166o, The deaths were III showing
in increase for August OF s ovc7 The month pre-
ccdirE. The deaths average one IN 3H for the
month, or for tho gear In Ga high rate equal
to m uuuual morality Of 81 per cent.
, 1865-09-13

ID u n MS
New Gift Sale Bazaar i!
1S3 Dearborn Street,
CORNER OF MADISON.
Open from 9 a. m. to 10 p. m.
Don't Forget! Beware Of Hnmbug 1nitators!
THREE DEPARTMENTS.
RED, 81. WHITE, Sc. BLUE, S..
Every 81 Gift Warranted worth Is.
Every ~ Tiff Warranted worth 80.
Every y GILT Warranted worth sa'.
A dre Gold Ring worth IS is the smul1est
Gift In the stock.
The best Cll,s arc Watches, Pianos, &C., worth ftom
$50 to II 200 each.
AAearv plated 4Slre Gate Ra4ket 'cortA sa5 0iren on
any IS Certificate.
Envelopes arr sold us s cents. and Certificates tn
either depaItm ent are giEsn to any customer Five
envelopes wn be sent By nil for I'll eleven for 81;
THIS Is the on]y GIFT sale where each customer who
nuney And has the chance to gct a SPLENDID GOLD
WATCH OF GRAND PLANO.
E1r Call this Day Or Evening, at
DuMNe, 193 Dearborn St.
, 1865-09-13

New York stock md Money Mnrkct&
NEW YoEx, Sept. II.
MoHEr-Enfy ut sec p cent.
SrKRL,Sa EiCnASnE-Dut nt 1o45 1tox. ....
tsOip-lowcr. Opening At i4t*, and closing at 1ily
{sovRRSNExT s1cck6--Shhde lower. -
STcoKk-StruuE. U. & 6 III COUPONS 1Ds4: u, S, ~
1870 coupons pIt; 71s ID sc1iss, 93x; do I'd SERIES
GaA g year cestiAeates, nav lssne, s39; Tenn
i'd; =. Cent. Enc, sax; Reading: NIX; II. 8.
6SI II. t. ll6l{: I1ttsburgii. 7ex: Northwestern,
Fort Wayne, &A.
, 1865-09-13

New Orleans Market.
kEw ORLKASa, Sept. u.
CoTTos--Dnll and heavy. sales Of 500 hatcs mid.
iinK8 al EkA ltc-
ECGAl-QutCt.
E1cuAHGK-stesdy; checks. HGsX.
FRK10uTs-To New York, kg 4c.
, 1865-09-13

WIDE AwAKE.-Tbe other c7enins the Loot and
Shoe etose Of j. $. Gould, No. 1eS stale strec, IVES
broken into irlM h7ick-hat, md by some burglar,
who {not tic bEics,.ba, but tho burglary took out
quantity Of boots, &c. The store IL supposed 10 be
doubly guarded, having in addition to the usnal
police patrol. the hencft Of a SPECIAL merchants
policr, yet The robh:ry Ind been committed, and
the broken window rep}ecd, ere either knew aught
Of the m4ttct.
, 1865-09-13

pearc'a fop applied to hIs nose, when ineonmodca
with the fumes Of vilainouss sa,pere," was o1t Of
place In the field. but ouK military heroes return
Ing from their victories, rightly deem that bation
ofPhalon's Might Blooming Ccseus" on their
handkerchicfa adds charm to the social reunions
which welcome the advent of peace. Sold every
where. '
, 1865-09-13
THE CITY.

3uE boeroS lAHcEux, accompanied by their
horses and requirements, will pay 4 viss, to The
Chicago Ellsworth zouaves some lime during the
rfSt month.
, 1865-09-13

ANOTHER DoY DnouSED.-Yes!erday morning
IN inquest WEE hc1d bciorc Coroner Wagner u,,on
LIE body Of Jeremiah leary, Q boy Of alont nine
ycars OF aye, who, the preceding evening, fell into
the river from the dock at The foot Of Quincy street
and wns drowned. The body was not recovered
until teE hour before the inquest, when II was
tnkcn from tc foul vate1s hy the chtld's flther a
veteran member Of The I'D Tint Board or Trade)
regiment The jury returned verdict Of acci-
deu1tl death.
, 1865-09-13

ltA11noAp ArPo1s1xExL-G. Il. Bear1eley, E4a.
formerly purchasing agent and paymaster Of the
Chicago md Rock Island Railroad, has been ap-
rofuied Assistant General Superintendent OF that
line Mr.. Deards1cs las been connected some ten
an excellent cxecatve Officer. No General Suter-
iutcudeni has 5.t been appointed 10 fiji The vacancy
occasioned by The death Of the latc ". L. ST. John,
EfQ. ~
, 1865-09-13

TOR SALE-A good Brick House
~ often rooms. and Lot, 6r %. 900, near thu cor
mrnt viii be made EASY. Immediate posscsson g.ven
THOMAS D. SNYDER CO., Keal Estate Agents,
No. Metropolitan block. sernS151t
, 1865-09-13

TOR SALE-Saloon now doing q
IL good business. with strck aud n1turts. For
terms apply the premises, 1S3 south Nel1s atreet
, 1865-09-13

EF1ecor.AL DIOCESAN CoSyESIIoE.-1he twenty
eighth aunual convention Of the diocese Of Illinois
viii convene in the cathedral church Of St. Peter
and ST. Panl, eorner West Washtugton and Peorla
streets, this morning n Ten O'Clock. The services,
which viii be more than usually Interesting, 11l be
participated in by large nnnlsef Of the clergy,
md are open 10 The public The convention e.r-
mon will lie preached By Rev. Geo. D. Cumm}ns,
u. D., rector Of Trinity Church, Chicago.
The annual addre-e OF the RIghl Rev. Henry ].
Nhitehouac. D. D., Bishop. will be read On Thur
drv morning at ten O'Clock, aud Friday the con-
Sentiun viii adjourn 10 Evanston to asslst In the
cousec7ation OF new church atah2t place, 10 be
dedicafed to st. Mark.
, 1865-09-13

TOR SALE-The Lease and Fix
IL tures OF tho store aud basement Eo. 81 Washing
ton between Clark znd Dearborn Streets The store
50 feet decp and every thing new. Inquire On the prem
lst1, n1t9
, 1865-09-13

TOR SALE-The stock and fix
Il tures OF Fruit and Confectionery Store. with
email stccE ofgrccerics. Inquire ut G1 Milwaukee
, 1865-09-13
Stolen.

GTOLEN-From the subscriber on
NJ The 7th inst. Open Bnsxy h; BIZ 9say; r1 I'll
he paid for the recovery ef The aa,2e bp Etirsyn'
Livery and sale stable 341 South clasxst'' esah0'
se11p6I4Jt
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1865-04-20
Celebration.

We regret that we have neither
time, nor space to give a full &C,
count of the celebration in Eaton,
ION Friday last. The whole pro-
|ceedings were carried out with q
spirit, that showed that the hearts
.of the people were in the work.
The streets were lined with flags
and evergreens. Services were
held in the various churches, al
l101 A. M. and in the afternoon
eloquent and patriotic speeches
were made by MeSsrs. Abbott
sHaines, and Marsh. At night the
Rprinciple streets were Illuminated
Among the best displays, we may
mention the names of Col. f. T
Foster and j.. p. A cton, Esq. TIT
whole proceedings passed off plea
sanity.
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1865-04-20
Arcana Watch.

An Elegant Nooelty in Watches.
The cases of this watch. are an e%ntirel,
new invention, composed of six differen'
metals combined, rolled together and plan
ished, producing an exact imitation Off Is
carat gold, called Arcana, which will al
ways keep its color. They are as beautifu
and durable as solid gold, and are afforded
at one eighth the cost. The case is beauti
fully designed, with Panel and shield fol
name. with Patent Push Pin, and engraved
in the exrct style Of the celebrated Cole
Hunting Levers and are really handsome
and desirable, and so exact an imitation OF
gold, as to defy detection. The movement
is manufactured by the well known ST Jim
er Watch Company of Europe, and are su
perbly finished, engraved,pallets; fancy cary
led bridges; adjusting regulator, with GOLD
balanced, and the improved ruby ieweilet
action with line dial and skeleton hands
and is warranted a good time keeper. Thes,
watches are of three different sizes, til,
smallest being for ladies' and are oil Hunt
ing Cases. A case of six, will be sent b,
mail or Express for $l25, 90. a. single on,
in an elegant Morocco Case for $25 90
will readily sell for three times Their cost
We are the sole agents for this watch il
the United States, and none are geenhuin,
which do not bear our Trade Mark.
Address, saa 81
DEVAUGH& CO., Importers,
10 Maiden Lane, New York,
Feb 8, 1868 mos. 81