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Wealthy Mems Rules for Making
...s Money. ... .- -.

Rotbchilds says: lst, IL combined three
profits; made tho manufacturer my Gus.
toner, and the one / bought of my cnstom.
er; that is, l supplied the manufacturer
with raw materials and dyes, on eacb OF
which made profit, and took his manu-. /.
facturod goods, which sold at profit.
2. Make bargain ct onco. Be an off.
hand man. .f'
3. Never have anything 10 do with an un-
lucky man OF place. have soeu many c,ev
or men who had no shoes to their feet. ]
novor act with them; their advice sounds
very well. but fate is against them; tbcy can.
not get on themselves; how can they do
good to mo? -
4 Bo cautious and bold. 1t requires o
great deal of bodness aud groat doaI of
caution to mako great fortune, and, when
you have got it. it requires ten times as
much wit to Keep it. - .". "n "fs
David Richards, wealthy member of the
London Stock Exchange. had what ho called
bis own three golden rules: r -...
l, "Never refuse choice when you can
get it," ...
2. "Cut short your lossos." 'H.
8. Let your profits run on."
John G:igg, of Philadelphia. who effected
no less than the entire revolution in the
Book-trade of the whole country, says,
understand we'll your own business
Give constant attention to it. Rely upon
yourself" sa =.
John Jacob Astor is not known to have
had any Fundamental rule or favorito max
Im. .r, ...r-f .T ... ...-' ... .
Nicholas Longworth says, "One must
have steady head and strong heart"
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AN EXHUMED Cry. "A most singular dis.
cOvery has been made on the French coast
near the mouth of the Garonne. A town
has been discovered buried in the sand, and
church has already been extracted from
it. Its original plan shows it to have been
built near the close of the Roman Empire,
but changes made in it had given it the ap-
pearance of an edifice OF mixed style, iu
which Gothic architecture has usnrped the
place OF the Roman. The original paint.
ings, its admirable sculptured choir and Ro.
man capitals, arc adorned with profuse or.
naments, which are attracting a number of
visitors. This temple is all that romans of
those cities described by Pliny and Strabo;
the Gulf of Gascony abounds in rufus of
those ancient cities. 1t is 500 years since
Novigamus, the old capital of Medoc, which
was very celebrated city whom the Romans
were masters of Gaul, was buried under the
ocean; of oil that tract of territory, the
Roche du Cordonon alone is visible; the re.
mains of Roman roads, the site of Jupiier's
Temple, the vestiges of the Spanish Moors,
and the roads to Eleanor du Guyenne have
been rescued from the sands in the neigh.
borhood of the long-buried city of Soulac
Nowhere has the erosion of the ocean been
greater than on the coast of Gascony.
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BRAINERD g. BURRIDGE,

.H1 ri BRAINERD & BURRIDGE,
Solicitors of Patents, and u. States & For.
eign Patent Agency, No. Bank ST., Cleveland,
Ohio We are prepared to transact business of
every description. relating to Inventions, Draw
ings' Caveats, Sp,cifca lions, Patents, Infringe
ments, and the Patent Laws, 49,. .
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RRAINERD g. BURRIDGE,

~ BRAINERD & BURRIDGE, ~
Designers & Lithographers. Engraving on
Wood Book illustrations, Buildings, Horses IL
other Stock, Ornamental Borders, Letters, Vign'
sttes. Agricultural g. Commercial Cuts in Tints,
Seals, Stamps, g. Machinery in every variety OF
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s. EDSON,

County Surveyor, Hambden, Geauga Co.. O.
Those living at distance wishing Surveying
done by the Surveyor will have their calls pnnct-
ually attended to, by addressing him by letter,
giving five days notice. Direct oil lette,s to
Hombden Geauga County, O. 595
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.'.a o., -u f.. w. UPHAM, ~. gn-.F 's'
Manufacturer of Carriages aud Buggies.
Parkman, Geauga County, Ohio ".' 76lylr
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BUSINESS DIRECTORY.

/. N. HATHAWAY, H "'li rH .
Attorney at Law, Chardon, Ohio. 0JCfice
one door south of tho Court House, up stairs.
.. as.8 ar -..r z.f = e,,. u. 784tf
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DIR. A. McGRAW,

r". f.s-s isr H DIR. A. McGRAW, 1s yagd
Physician anu Surgeon, Newbury Center,
Geauga County, Ohio, takes this method 10 in:
form the public, that he is now prepared to re-
spond to all calls in the line of his profession.
1SOyl
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Terms, S2,OO per Year.

GrAllkinds Of Merchuntable Produce tai ken
IN payment, ott;ie Market Price. 3
ty-No paper discontinued until all Arrearagcs
are paid, except at the option o the Proprietor
All Recommendations must be addressed to the
Proprietor, postage paid y TO receive attention
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II. C.. GRIER,

&c. GRIER,
Attorney at Law and Solicitor in Chancery.
Also Prosecuting Attorney and Circuit Court
Commissioner for Bay County GTOfiice in the
Court House Buildings Bay City, Michigan.
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' CANFIELD g. SMITH,
Attorneys at Law, Chardon, Ohio. Office in
Union Block. up stairs. 626
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E.COWLES,

'aHa'l.. h' JAMES BREWER, $50
Bread & Biscuit Baker & Confection er,
One door south Of the Court house, Chardon, o.
All kinds Of temperate drinks kept constantly
on hand. ''.h .F '''' f .@' 'a. 76Of
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r. CREIGHTON

X. CREIGHTON, q e..-
Book Binder and Blank Book Manufacturer,
Herald Buildings, cland, Ohio. fyBlnnk
Books Ruled and Bound to order. Old Books
Rebound. ..+.. D. -..f.t..- s4.,-, d 526
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DENTISTRY.

TIME undersigned, having permanently located
i at Chardon, for the purpose. OF operating at
his profession, would say to his friends and the
public, that he is uow prepared to attend to the
wants Of all in need sf anything IN his line Of
business. All Work WARRANTED.
Office, over Munay& Canfelds' Bank. Resi-.
Sence one door south OF L.: J, Randall's dwell.
ing r. ID. RICHARDSON.
Charden, Dec, 4th, 1868. 725n
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FARMLY HOUSE,

FARMLY HOUSti, '. .it' i.'F
New Motel. fronting Park,) Painesville, Ohio
s. BurriAge, j., Proprietor. ID. Burridge's Liv
cry and Omnibus Line attached TO the House.
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WILKINS g. KELLEY

General Dealers in Groceries, Hardware,
Dyestufs. Flour. Fish, Yankee Notions, &c
Store in New Block, Chardon, Ohio. b. 7G7
, 1865-09-29

Crn.t m... MaetirC In Ne.U Yortx-
"Eeat 4us's .,se n,eenE ~ neM @ [.n..N
eerenssn ~ u sne ,.Haio1 reian' nat, ~ .ne .ous
Arsessments-The Bonds Of the Ir1sl,
Rrn,1bI1c.
NEW YoRK. Sept: ss.-Ihe Fent1ns had an i'm
mense meeting a! Cooper Institute lass night. Co!.
U'Mahony presiding. Much enthusiasm Prevailed
An address wAs delivered o5 Eol. Mm. i. holetts.
felloW-conntF!men OF every Gsted and belief. aP.
peal to stang ~ hs fenlan b5oheInood and snaoic
nth;nr thc tIpewe oi war to the brare men who arc
ns,pariue 10 Ftrikc one more blow for Irish liberty
and Irj,h inde1,ent1enee fou cannot stay r. No
, 1865-09-29
MEXICO.

The Ortcfa Loan a Canard-Flll1bu*tefs
Dcfcatcd-Condttfon Of the Liberal
Caune--A Desperate FICht-Neyy McxI-
can Isntironin-nuera1 ~ ttandIta.
~ Eanr sont % ~ 1z..,,5 h.s = 1eitrr
iso ap - A1e1ca ,E eae, etauns t1ele u 40 loaa
ss 9f IN @ a,1 ~ ab ~ ssnnh
nc o. Ae1aco. oased T. or seGnnty Of Goahscatea
rsT =, n, Ms knoma ta3s nsnGa sIasa II H.
m H., n,iee y 1q M a ana ~ ,inae
H. Iosn on III ,naq !. ,rns c1;eo ~ nnrds
~ ,o.a l+J ns - 1ns. ~ an4
~ a. G,aeni HpIa ~ III var nneat ~ ~, ~
trh;ics,, ~ -, ;a,oiio. ~ sai y, ~. 1e
pnpHGan nos 70 neS2tlate 9t such means:
H.. G-., T. ~ As!a1n says 1ii!E ~ nas DEL
o;ud Fly ~ na IN u iatoS tpt u .s...,
I'LL ..nz., 70 ~ ~
~. s.c,s M1 Tu af. 9n5
~ sstn n de, ~ sta,n ef;os Eonaoea sa
dne ~ e. Sa!apS, ~ me ~ 5Atc ol Nesa tE9n, nas
nasn occupied " the Liberal io'c.s. under General
, 1865-09-29
WISCONSIN POLITICS.
Speech Of Senator DoolIttle At Jancs-
Vile.
Especial Despatch to the Chicago Tribune.


Speech Of Senator DoolIttle at Jane~-
vile.
rSn,r;., nosn,,rb N tba f.h1~.oo T-tbune,
lsp*s4"' espA90 ~ 'n' sAeo A''.u"5
1Aszs"LtE, sept ~
Judge Doot3ttle mot having hsy1nS had an oppor-
tpnfpty 10 ret OF his speech last u,cht, managed 10
rro,,e n. ron,t -oo,,, fnr t1,t ef+ M. .renIr1
Ie ~uu'l 1o w 'na' e1o'e sns e'ns
Atn ball past six until e1ghl O'CLOCK. At which
lonr the Wool Growers Association was to have q
meeting in The hall, The meeting was called 10 OF.
dor ,nd Mr I~n. Posse uas cbo.en to nnrsid.
". ~. 49, ~ ,,-s ,.a,,s a,t
tnere Wee thls5-e1! men ana ono woman present.,
hut tbs number gradually increased to hfty.
Judge Doolittle then epoke. He appealed to hl4
parry 10 b. as true and brave now Al they were la,
fipC ,hc wnr, and for The sake Of lis own cort1nu
anee, TO be drn IN the fieht as he had been. liz
The Southern States were not 6y The war reduced 70
the condition Of conquered and dependent pror1u-
ce.:
ting thanks for the VICTORY md for the death
Of Lincoln They rjoiced 10 seq that the rebellion
was crushed a. his fect, not rfaf ohscurpd nor
stripe erased. Almost every hnuc had been clad
, 1865-09-29
MINNESOTA STATE FAIR.

The Number Of Entrte%-The Races
Running, Trott1n= and Walking
The Display Mt the Fair-The Third
Illinois Cavalry.
(speua, Despatch to the Chicago Ttibune.1
ST. PAIL. Sept, 3.
After ctoudy forenoon and one or two light
showers, the weather cleared up and the afternoon
yesterday was dne- About oo0 visItor1 were pres
ent ut the Fair, but the number Of articles Is
email.
EUxBBR OF kTRIEs.
There have been 554 eu.ries, as follows: norses,
20; cattle, Is; sheep, %; swine, II: poultry, !;
lots of implements md machinery, IS; domestic
taEm produeta. I'D; fruits and flowers, 10; dairy;
II; Salnlal History, :; soEgho. 7; eauestzians, i;
J. TIE BEST DISPLAY
The only good display is Of potatoes, These
display OF gTspes Il small.
THE RACES.
The races e1cited mora interest than anything
else. though no remarkable time wAs made. The
first race was bic teams, mile heats best two in
three. The first beat was won BY Lake City team,
IN s;14, and ihe II. heals " chss. Whetcher. OF
81. Paul; time 3:1ah and ali.
1HoTTrSa RACES
Their. were i've entries for the three trotting
Lures for green horses. 'sIlourh Boy" Of Lake
City. won Inc 1rst purse In 3,1a and 3.1o. The
eccond race was won By Timber JIm," Of Mime
apollo, IN a17 and the thisd purse by t'Bay Chm
ley" Of the same place.
RUNNING RACE.
The running race, mile heats and repeat, excited
more interest than all the others. There
were four entries. but ali the odds we're
In favor OF *.Nutlwood.+' md "Gtav Eagle, =
IT 81. Paul. Thr roan "Jlm,'' from St Peters, and
"crazy Dick from Fort smelling, were below pr
among horse men. Tha atet heat was won by the
roam In Two minutes and three seconds, though
''GTay Eagle gave him close rub, Fleetwood
and "Cfaty Dicx - lost their saddles, and we're
ruled ont. The roam won Tie second heat In s:17.
This horse was in poor eoudiuon, but Is capable ot
making great deal better time. He WIS brpugh.
from The South by soldier.
TIE Last,
The last two races ELECTED no interest, and one
l.eat was made In 1ets than four nlnutes- Every.
Eoty WAS dlegusted With these last races.
THE 01oESus.
The grounds are well adapted for the Fair, but
owing 10 the lack Of transportation sotnc other
OF, the farmers have not brought forward thei1
Nd1es.
THE THIRD ILLINOIS CATALRT,
The ID ll]lnots cayalIy ts on its way down fron,
Fort Aliercrombie, and will he mustered out and
cent home In about three weeks.
, 1865-09-29

Mrs Gen. Esyell's Property Returned
10 1Ecr-IIIxtory OF the Case.

Mr. Gen. EEell's Property Returned
TO 4Ecr-1It*tory OF the Case.
Especial Despatch 10 the Chicago Tnbune.1
ST. Louis, Sept %.
II will be remembered that In January last certain
property Of Mr.. c. EwcIl, wife Of The rebel Gen.
Ewcl, consstiDg Of money, notes, etc., then being
in The han1s Of Col. T. 7. Garrett Hon. John How,
and the State Savings Association. was iibe1ted
and seized By the United Sta.ee Diairfct Attorney.
The charge preferred against Mr.. Ewel] was, that
ehe had. with her own money, assisted and equip
ped rebel regiment. Mrs. Ewell plead in bar Of
the proceedings, an amnesty granted 10 her by
President Lincoln. The United 6tales District
Court however, refused to ret aside the libel upon
this plea, holding that an amnesty granted by ths
President only released her from pesao1 penalties,
but did not teleaae her property from coah=cation,
and The vas ret for trial At the next term. We
are HOW informed. however, ihat the Attorney has
received rom the Attorney General Of the United
statesa peFsmp.ory order, requiring hun TO dig
miss The snit and restore the property to the CHS.
tody Of tho 1oral representative Of the lady. and
that this has been done, and all proceedings
a4c
, 1865-09-29
VOL. XIX.

lHarcs and under 4-na.id McC1oy, Emt.ald
Groye, It; ]. Fowle, Bradford, ID.
Erss ysaT. o.dI5 G. Potter, Belois, LIST; An
fLA'9 xan od-Geo. Gleason. Lima, 1at; Chss.
=. 5va3ing g xqrt co4s,John ". Ftllis, Bradford
:, Stt1ing Std1 on Cods-Geo. Gleason, Inns, Isl;
Summer rarker, Janetytn.. d.
AcaeAsd cos!sa9e Ho4s<s-G entries: LIT prcmi-
um. <Sa lcter Heese. Of SomczB.
Notcaed Roadazs-G entries 1st premium. Sas,
Ae: Fompello, Fond du Iac.
F1M =. Gnd I'd @11augat 11uns-S entsiea; 1st preu1
Nm. ~, Nm. Sewett, Janesyl1]e-
sh2sf Cat71age Horses-lst premium given to a
book nor committee could tell owners name,
6Aosf- Horn BuKe thru yedrs old nsad optr-L 3,
Hazard Of Milton, ID premium; no first premium
~. t,oo ysors osd-5ohn Fernley, nrst prem,-
Bsas oae ys0 o,t-John P. Roe, Durham Hill,
ne s s yeas se5d sw g;s 4 wey 81 se,nS a,s r.';
MiIz. y.eo veays osd-Ftsst premium to .Red
Lady. John F. Roc; second to "snsan Bcll,''
9, tMss<; Aefef-Fi1t premium to John Roe,
,li,W c1ee.-" Gen. Grant" J. Richards, na-
N.SJtrs one ytor oAs-.Diana Duchesa,~ J. r.
Hoe; second to r. Richards, Naeine.
nEvoHe.
L.Q7t : years Old Prince Luther Rawson, Oak
Greek; ID 10 David Richardson, OF Verona.
Ltals yecr otd-" Major" Luther Raweon, Oak
crtee; "a to A. Richmond, WhitewsteE.
10 AChc1T3," Luther Rawson. Oak Creek.
-. hi5sts : yt.vs o@d-1ss aud ID 10 lsaae S. Now
Ed5fr CGirsx-1tt to "srsie,~ Luther Raxsou.
Oak lrvek; ID 1saac $. Newton, Middleton.
6tN Calces-1st to 1taac S Newton, Middleton
1f4s1tzg he;feTs-Sot on regula, premium list
1st to Bessie, LuthG Ra"s0n, Oak Creek.
GRADES AID wonK OXEN.
J.S. Mason, Lima, 1st premium for best cnw.f u
I'd 10 Thomas Rooney, Of Harmony.
G. Elk: d 10 Thomas E. Mosliscroi, Jansssilie. % w.
1ta19ing Sers-1st John Henry, 5hnston; I'd
Luther Ramson. Oak Creek.
ther Raweou, Oak Greek.
BMls fiao years aHd sa7dty nsee-James Mccloud,
Lodi. drst premium.
premium: second to James Mecioad, Lodi. 'A''
Accloud, Lodi.
k1Ec11os or oF11cKRs.
The officers Of the Wisconsin Agricultural So
cdety, elected for the ensuing year. are follows
Iresident-Dayid Williams, Springfield.
Tlcc-prcsident-C. L. Martin. JauestfIle.
g xicc. c.rresideat-B. =. Atnkly. su.amist-
I'd Tice-Prtxidcni-I. B. Villas. Madison.
Secretary-J. y. Hoyt, Madison.
1reasurer-Isea: D. Atwood, Madison.
Executive Committce-E. D. Nolton, Milwaukee.
y. R. Taylor: Cottage hroyc; c. Il. Williams,
Orbkoth j. II. Colon, Lodi G. Il. Stewart, Bca-
yer Dam.
GIN. SHERMAN.
Gen. Sherman ls momentarily expected, and the
Society and citizens generally, have gone to the
depot n receive him. The crowd today Numbers
from 35, t0a 10 D.N1
Weather cloudy all day, but promising fair for
tomorrow.
, 1865-09-29
FROM CAIRO AND BEL0W.

The Court Arrest In Lou4s1ana-Rcfcase
of the Judge-A Petition for the Par
don Of JcE. Davix-BMslness Mt Sllrcvc-
port-rricea Of Cotton mid WOOL
Gubernator1alC Candidates
tfon b5 Gov. Hamilton.
Especial Despatch to the Chicago Tribuae.1
CA1Ro. Sent. -.
New Osleans dates Of the atst and I'd are received
per steamer Lady Gay, and OF tho I'D by the steamer
John ". kiIeour.
ARRKrr OF c0rHT.
The Shreveport Ntcs Of the ed says: t1Durins the
psst week term Of the District Court Tor tho Teu.h
Judicial District, Hon. Jas. J. Teems, presiding,
was held In Bellevue paish Of Bossfer county. Dur
ing The week a negro was tried for sous offence,
no believe stealing and aftcf fs,r tElal BY jury
waa convicted Of The o1tnes and sentenced To
term IN The Pcu5teptlaty. No sooner VA the rs-
sr1t made known than the Judge md Jury that
Marshal ot Iossle. county on what ptetext Ills w.
done We haze not been tnfo1ned L SENS TIE
e a. ~
jeelen, pos took ~ steps until the fr''l of the
1ArEn.
Judge Wecns has becu bsuught TO this city
under guard, and on yesterday morning had a
hearing beforc The Assistant Superintendent Of
Freedmen, Chaplain Thomas Callahan. The action
ofthe Bureau was predicated upon paragraph 7,
C1fsAldf ,, NnlEn Nas e1I0 ~ HAVE neGu s!oEstEH'
Amer the cnse bad been tas1ty submitted 5y the
Judge be Was released nom arrest ~ Eallahan ana
ordered TO appear be1ore him TO hear the 4cc1sion
The tttrt deems this one Of the most Important
cn.ct Efci has arisen n our State since ths war;
az involves the Legality OF the Coasntauon Of
1eGf, and the laWt made in pursuance 1acreol'
PARDON or JErr. DAVIS.
prsa;ti.r, Iohn.cn ns,ff;nn Ecr hia Eyrrnftrt.
c,ntnsnrs tnun,S Ief1 ffsr;S
FROM sr1nEyEroRr,
The Sotahtpsk5n has nc 'oi!oWing IN ~ !ssne o!
i,th respecting Shreveport: "Eoi!oa ts moi coming
in 70 srcri5 as formerly. rom me lte! We ume
That all the warehouses 1T Jul! ano lne aalacsnt
streets Piled m9uuinln h'Eh WIN neal looKl1s
, 1865-09-29
.NEm aahfrtt5emEnts.
PROPOSALS. FOR $s5O,O00
= GHlCAG0 CITY RIYRn YMppn1rueNY

tt3sDs1 CHICAGO cry n1ysn NreovsaeST
CsTx CnsFEaotIAa'a 0F1tCx.l
s.sd FFcro., s 6 Tese,vs 2a 1 .s oe: g. us
- III III 0riober. It /, ociocf u. 1hen ma
Fl % r tas ss9s
s!,s11 ise q ff,5y sss
st da5 Of Jui sd With coapon. ;,r in,t,st q = nc re
Esas; M & 's, T.x FeI. eI cant par annu pa5so's
Work. Of tho CITY of Chicago In conformity uttn saa
1,semeiy of IL shs of oois, apposs ii PeSsa
1sln. r providing for improvements tos she cieaas-
a. q se niiDeis I'D Gehkaa eaaa g Il I'll eee1
e s1s sSsoesn sbs ca.ssss n7s nd IL cens3 '.s
e1eeed.ns t.o million Ii. ua@0, deiiss nron tSs
u.nasr aa1nor1:n@ lie ssac of SoweEsr Loan Beaax.
~ ~ snt % re .ns - nd st. q
e.ral ant the Interest 70 become due thereon. pro-
vsdnK for shaking fuud for The liquidation Of the
.Es L. eassog ss s;.n q I
aet s. q sssd aes aads spesal cnd to b held and
uher tne o. said Improvement snt for 40
r. eicPo.: ri :sceity .ne amount destret, the
whether u cniesSoor NeT Yofk Ihs nefsous Vso3.
rsnres;s, s, ~ .essp.ed ~ receive Of nc
s =: . .hs .s Ss ss e s
Sa ~ Tie opeans M % ot sas % psorss assSit
az IL . e sts q ea aspest sps . q
Tss3ys9 Es3, s gonas w e ae,!,sred = cheaso
:. ne ol.es aoFsId- to tho partles Taose niis sj
peeas Ior GhIcaso Ks1t imrs1,er eu% go1a "a
addressed to tae underasnca-
y. ss sss ;ss 3sa e sssst or
SEP Vl.+t Eify COMPTROLLER.
, 1865-09-29
FROM WASHINGTON.

~.
1en' hnuef-Ane .haea.o .H Ae'o-
U. =. vexacls after the SHENANDOAH
Secretary McCulioch about to take q
FurIou.h Military and Per~onnl
1..,,..-Tp,a I.n,,tsta,,n netenat1nns-
.rt,. v,rrI,,,a 1:fccfTon.
A"e
Especial Despatch to the chicago 1Heane-l
WAsu1SaroS, Sept. IS.
Nal General ba'ieF atsisea H., IN 1o@n 'ons, sra
"eu', :" .ne .,"", ~ 80 SHs1s.e - a.. 49,
waited upon iais evening W eonAintue Vi 4as ~
turned soldtcrs' and Sailors Assossaslon' ana IN
x1fed 10 adirssf them tomorrow evening. He was
unable to comply, but promised to speak in their
behalf in few days-
THE CHICAGO DELEGATION.
11c f,btr-,o cir connr31 de,rrnt,on. escorted
by some of lie members q The Baltimore council,
mems hayF been made by The muuIcInal aVthQri-
ijca or Wa.htnrton to cIye them HANDSOME reccp-
uon.
AFrRLoUoH FOB FEC. H'crIlocu.
daye for biz Turner home in indians, On prisate
i,usiness. lie vii be absent about two weeks.
ThIs Viii be The afst furjoueh the Secretary llus
;tn sinee Ma snnoiptnaent r. the nnsitnn he nnrc
sansn sn .'lx si9s H. ' ~ >A' tt' ~"
~sr~,,o.u.
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bce1 disnounteo. nna un4i ~ snse tt7 ri,cT, Iii
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PERSONAL
Mai. Gen. @. A. Gilmore arrived here to-day On
hfs NV to feiolu his conmand In South Carolina
:Inii.e Hstfhnrton. OF .Kiclmuud, is IN applI-
canf Inr usyaon.
prov.n.p,v
.,,.,,. ,x,,.,rn, ~ ~, aantant Geperal,s office
sho,y tint he regular army is being recruited ut
msnt ne ~ ner dsy. f;on~Tr4s vii nrobabiy recon-
,ncni * fncrrse the rer.ular force 10 lv thoasaud
, 1865-09-29

Eenport: dliey TWO years OLD, same. Mare owe.
four years-let premium, Cspt. Beckwith, Mount
Pfca4ant.
The HACEM
There were two or three trothng and pacing
matches this afternoon, but "a tbs time was slow
and DO money 1t STAKE, they are hardly worth re.
porting The t,ack will rnfe the dry tomorrow, a.
almost every eort Of business Is completed. There
aIc quite number Of fast na:s or the ground, In.
cluding .Naboclish,'' Lady stmpeon," Quskc1
Boy, Gen. Grant, "Tonn Hya," and othca,
and much lively sport T. anticipated.
cor. EToSE*s Address.
Cor. Stone addressed an Immense crowd in ssont
Of the nu1uet House this evening, upon the Issues
Which are presented to the people OF this State at
the coming October election, and more particularly
apon The question Of universal tmtrase without re-
gard to color. He spoke for nearly Two hours In a
masie11y manner, and wzs greeted frequently with
cordial app!ause.
, 1865-09-29
CHICAGO. FRIDAY SEPTEMBER 20, 1865.

which is to unite Vera Cruz to the City Of Mexico,
wa progressing rapidly. Eight hundred wheel.
harrows had Just been landed at Orizab7 lor the
service Of the company. Another railroad ~ 10 PC
established in SonoEa by Mr. WOLF, who Is 10 20
insisted bJ eeYetal European and CaioEna eapital-
fstg.
The depredadons Of Cortinas, who carries the
fruits OF the p1unner he makes on tho Mexican Dor
der into Texas, hare canted great numbers Of ne
reAdents q MatanoEas, among them eome amer1'
caus, 10 addrras TO Gen. Steele protest.
SIN FHANC1sco sent a5-The -stearner SacTa-
meuso has arrived IRON Panama She brings dates
from Acapulco to the 18th inet.. The French
war ships had landed SIT toldiers and taken posses
drawn his forces, amounting to 1.5e0 men badly
equipped and short Of ammuniho9. PIT YET ye;a 60.
linn ina followed him. E4a was confident Of u1ain
taning the cause OF Juaze1 throughout the interior
nj {luerptr4rO.
, 1865-09-29
4 nnhh1nx Female Thief Arrested.

Bos1oS, Sept. 2s.-A dashins yonnz woman
named Nellie Otis, alias Curtis, has been arrested
here for the larceny Of $6,i00 in money and Gov
ernnlent bonds from rnan in New York on Friday
night !ast. The woman arrived In Boston on Sat
t,rday, and created considerable excitement among
the sporting ftnteEnlty, exhibiting s: QUO 1t time.
visiting the and applying tor thirty t,so bet
il ihe hands Of a young man to keep for hef, md
upon bis refusing 10 return $500 oft she made
complaint to the police Office. The man was found
add 600 returned, as was supposed TO the right
stolen in New York then made hts appearance and
recovered less than half oE the q, 60 but refuses
n nYoApfute the woman.