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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-07-25

Krener's formerly Uphaas
HAIR DYE.

Sold By Druggists I'll I, ound the world. None
genuine without the IN sim lie autograph Of
JOHN J.1KROAER, sole proprietor on each
boz.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-07-25

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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-07-25
RHEUMATISM.

II there is any disease in which the Constitu
ton Life Syrup is sovereign, il is in Rheuna
tinm and its kindred affections. The most iu
tense pains are almost instantly alleviated -enor
nous dwellings, are reduced. Cases. chronic OF
vicsr,ons, OF ~ or 80 years standing. 1ave been
cured BY us.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-07-25

And all other difficulties Of this kind, which 40
much dishgure the outward appearance Of both
males and females often making them disgust.
ing object to themselves aud their friends.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-07-25

Particular attention paid to the
VV1bDlesNle 0oest1oesS.
buy on the most advantageous terms and sell
Inv Call and examine. All orders promptly
attended to. mv2l-dtf
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-07-25
Constitution Life Syrup,

A positive and specific remedy for all diseases
originating from an IMPURE STATE Or THE
BLOOD, and for all hereditary DISEASES
Transmitted from PARENT To CHILD.
, 1865-10-17
Markets by Telegraph.
QUE nt1DNiCuT MARKET REPORT.

OUE MIDNIGHT MARKET REPORT.
Especial DESPATCH 10 the Western Associated P1ess.)
NEW ToEx. Oct Is.
sTocKs
Railway fpecuiation WIS steady at the early session
Of the open Board, with moderate bus1ness AT the
Stock Exchange the market WAS rather weaE md fell
orduring call without any pressure to SELL Anct call
Eric rallied and tbs whole market was stesdieEs hnt
tho improved feeling Was aferwafd lost On the un-
favorable statement Of the banks. Michigan Southern
aud Cleveland and Pittsburgh were sold Freely. Large
nmouus Of the latter stock are being thsuwn upon the
market b7 Western operators. Ohio and MtsslsAippi
certificates are u lower. -
CLOSING rR1CEA =
The following are the closing prices At l:aep. N.
MT. Central, ss9ssA; Ene siaa1X; Hudson River,
.5a; Rock h,ann. 1osA8insX, Northwestern, $40
TN; Northwestern preferred, 6sX@s3x; Ohio Mts-
sssstppi certificates xsA&a9; Cumberland Coal. 4st9
.4sk; Quicksilver, &a1 4sk.
Gold cloacd 1t l4sX@1l5S. There Is general con.
ndenee that prices viii GO mp beJond present qutoa.
aov11saESr szocxs.
Government securities are quiet. The decline OF
sos London, and the possibility that an adranee In
the Tank of England rate Of Interest to PEI cent may
compel further declines, have produced reskness IN
s2oe, IN which al other national securities
Old Issue we4o lower. Second series so1das aax.
NoNKr.
The money market Il fairly active to. dry, at per
ctnt On call. Frst class houses found no tcultJ IN
getting caplts1 At legal ratea, but weak borrowers had
TO shin good dea, bclora they could make their
bank aecouuts good.
FKTRotXuN. <
Petroleum stocka arc quiet to-day, with sales ~
follows: Buchanan Farm. &c; Denntho1 Ran. s11oo
Cherry Run. sc; G4manla, &c; Excelsior. SC; OIL
Creek, Sc; Manhattan, &c; Pit Ho!e CEreE $s.S !;
Webster. ti.it; Conuate. F1o5o: 1vAnhoe. *2.oo ;
Shade River, *1.t5; HeJdsfek, S1o3 Bradley. Sf2
First National. sc: oceanie SIC. Market rules urn
ii shesc for crude tic for rennsd in bond: and SIG
&c for traued, duty paid on on Crrek.
Il OIL FAETT.
A1RrEc pssty Of gentlemen from all parts Of The
country WIN meet At Meadvt1le, Pa. touorzuv even.
Ing. preparatory TO visit to the Oh regions. The
Eassern md Western risttors leave tn company on
Wednesday morning from Meadvi1le. Capitalists nom
New York and other Eastern cities teft on special
train tonight Over the Eie and Atlantic md Great
Western KatlroadS.
pnY ooonA
Dry goods ma1ke nm to-day. With an upward ten'
dtney- Brown Atlantic A, SIC r. sc: ane nne
E, Sc Atlantic ahirttn=, G, soc; sht7ttnE Y. nc
hleached WamauttA, taxs5Kc; ~, 67kc. pEtats-
spaagne, SIC: Au1inse. A. SO; Dsaxe. fasf feuas'
, 1865-10-17

iuc dispatches taye been buetined On he py {;oods
Exchange to-day:
BOSTON,.
rosroS. Oct. 1&-eooda are moving freely a. fu,ly
LIST veetf pyicez. Standards hare atyaaced 1c ner
yard. ......
fHfLArELFHA,
1lpE1Fa1A. Oct. 16-tiaskrt for cotton rpo.ls /.
actre sud Eery strong with more disposition to ops
Yste, Tool!cnB xre also firm
RAE111oKz-
BALTIMORE, Oct 1s-Harket unchanged, Goods
ctm Cotton 6x7Sic.
, 1865-10-17
Illinois and Michigan Cnun1.
[EpecIal Qtspateh to the Chicago Tfthnne


HRIpGkFcHT, Oct. 18th, 1863.
Oneida Ottawa, 50 bfIa katk 60 bit lime Central CIV
Henri. i lumber. II u latt: y. L. Adams No. 4,
Pekin, s6tA Il 1umfer m nth; Onward Joliet: Gold.
en- Cloud, OTTAWA, estt # lumber; Contest, Norris
lumber IS shingles, is BIC s.i!; Bsnne1. Psofta,
S.152 lumber Advance, Lemons; Josephine. Morris
Csyugs Loet Il inahs; Queer c1ty. Chiiii:
= sni1slss go n1!s saii Investigator. Lsmo3t:
ria and intermediate po1nta 81 tons sundrses; SENATOR
tAsaAe - y sHse.s u shA2lts; itn4fte Rose
Et. Lonts. ts:9s lumber. 1s9 brls salt; RESCUE L.
mont; g. Gusnee. lemeat; u. g; Loomi1. Lemoat
AElvIp.F Morris. so bu corn; Maple Leaf,
cot1i 5f19 bn rs soo hu potetoss; T. O. Loomis L.
subhe stoue; NoEEsy, Ottawa. I3oo bu corn 8. In
ba eon Alliance, ottas eu oats casol!nc or.
r. ~ soE9; AMnxoa, M q, ss1l1 oy ba soT staSs tt
ron 800 bu coFn; YORK stsse, Morris. a,0 bu Gun,
80 hsas hoar Dsnube1 utta~a Los bu corn, 200 bu
oats; J. i. Preston Morris, lsA b1 corn, $1,000 rs
.eeds; shamtock. lsSalle. 5s.s h1 corn: Missouri.
Sa.lt, a3n hu corn: Aleoaa. Lasa1le. 10 eu corn
Run Oitswa, 1.boo ba oats. C 81 son risnct, L
~ keeds: Wasp, sencca s0o hu corr, o0o ps empty
barrels; L. CodeJ. AM Safae, 5u1 hn eotn; Atlantic,
Morris, s,t00 bu corn. ba rye, 1850 naaesds In
sees1sstof, Lc1nont. 20 eds En55!a stone Polar Star
Mo.; z:ao b. CON; n. io1!se Joi;cs M asoo By sS.n
aG0 bu corn n s. IAr!ey, sia1seiiles Is tons coal
Clyde, Seneca 100 hh oatz.
, 1865-10-17
NEW YORK CATTLE MARKET.
OPENING DAT,

[Keportea bJ telegraph Excruatyely for the
Chicago fTihunc.1
Exw foEx, Monday, Oef4 le.,
BEEF CATTRL-The total number OF Cattle on -
to-day tn all .e yards OF the city is 800 head afnst
4s0 Last week. The qusl1tT Of the stock Is not good
Thtse are many inferior Illinois Steers some far und
plenty Of medium stock. Good Cattle are In short
supply. -....-
The weather Ii c1ear, cold and windy.
The market opened lively on nsst grades, qulet on
medium, md duh % inferior, The prices realized nre
exactly the saue last week The total receipts for
the week estimated At $40 head, ssauss head
Inst week. The current rates Erzc:
Second
Third qualify
SHEET-The supply has been moderate, and trade
bftak. Sales hare been made 1t 7@sHc- Lambs, 1oc.
NOGS-ThcTe afe too many inferior ones In tho
mAr8et. and they are dull. Good Hogs are Ia demand
anlce arc rade At lie for common and lie for good
EOIGS RnnIysny.
, 1865-10-17

The following highly important DECISION hAs
been 1ccriscd by non J. B. 1}raduen, Judge Of the
Comfy Court OF this county, from Hou. E, A. Rol-
l!ns, Deputy Commissioner Of Internal Revenue,
under dstc Of Washington, Oct 1elh:
S1R:-Your letter Of August 18th has been re-
ce1yed. You say that in Illinois the administrator
OF m estate appo,nts day and glycs nctice TO all
concerned to present their Claims against tho estate.
II any person desires TO psoeent claim after said
day lie ts required to flla In the County Court a
written order for a simmons, whereupon the CLERK
OF the Court tasues summons 70 the admlulstla-
tor and plaecs The action upon the docket.
You further eay that Altcs the 1Hng Of the order.
and before the summons IL issued the administrator
Enay enter his appearance tn Court and wafve the
istning and service Of tho summors. From this
l in'cr that lhe purpose Of the summons Is simply
mcnt may Be entered mp, and based upon the ordcz
tain fuli statement Of the ptaintin q claim.
lam Of the opinion that TIE order IL the original
process, and Il subject 10 stamp duty "a Guch-
The Etemp upan letters of admintstration Il
baeed upon the amount Of properly to be admins
tered upon. In the instance cited BY you where
The asscts OF the eftate are {l10O0 md the debit
sI0.00. the ssamp duty Ia based upon the (t1a,Uoo
fifteen thousand.
The stamp upon the letters Of administration
covers all The subsequent athdAvtts, &c rcqu1redo
The administrator III the settlement OF the estate
The ccFt1fcate Of the nTpt1tse1s should bt
siumped at the rate Of i've cents Tor each fhtet o.
piece Of paper, &c
An administrator may sell the property belong
ing TO 1he estate At auction without taklng an auc
t1oneer,s license.
, 1865-10-17

Especial Despatch to the Chicago Tt7hune.l
CEsCtSNA71. Oct. Is.
F1ora-steady. supe1tue ea.00as.es; extra fa.75Q
$50; family 9.s3a1o.i3; fancy ll.09l1D.
GsAM-Wheat dull Old rcd held eeIss2co. No
Luyc1s; new prime 9t-s@100. Com dull and lower ;
Bound car Soc; sheed sa355c. 0ass steady; sGa t1e
barley nominal. Rye tEru; new 6oc.
GNotIEMs-Firm; rzw sugafs ttk9lSc; Eeaned 1sX
92oXc; hard refined 21HO..c. Coffee drm; soa1Kc
- nutter ee83c lower. Cheese &c higher; western
reserved e1c.
On-L.nseed oil dnll, Ills Petroleum active, soa
sae. w
PloyproSs-Mess pork held at $3.50; no sales. Ia.
con steady; shoulders 1sko; sides 20Ac clear sldea
axe; packed back Ihoulde1s 1sc; sides lac; sales
so,uA pounds. Lard; no quantity IN market. Hog
E1GrAsaE-P7enty At KICK discount; buying at v
discount to par selling. Money uncharEcd.
, 1865-10-17
LOCAL MATTERS.

Wilcox 4 Gibbs, Sewing Machines
The numerous and multi tiplyns friends ot the Will
cox 4 Gibbs Silent Sewing Machine will be gratt-
fed TO learn OF it, snccess at the great Fairs this
c1 competition With ali q The other nrstclass ms
chncs, snd has takf1 the frsf premium 10 evcg In
etance where II has t.ecn entcrcd and premiums
-uichlgaa STATE Fhir.-Flrsi prcmium-'1 Best
Family Sewing Machine" There was but one IRE.
MUM offered Tor family sewing msss,nEs; 4 @ a1a ~
GO sonsisiss q tns Wleo1 s. e. GiSbt. a "' vas '
.r.eessn s.ats eI,a 5a'r7Frst premium for ''hest
Ind.aaa Siafe fut1.-sevcn atzt premiums for the
Wilcox 4 Gibbs and its work
Flint, .Hich.-Ff.st premium for best fani!y sew
Lap<sr county Fttr, -Hich.-First premium for
;, .uo,*haA, .Ms4i9an-fisst premium fos bess fam
lily sewing machine.
BHt&ngf0n. Histos&in-Firss premium Tor best
Al the Falrs Of Societies he:l Al Iowa City:
Knoxville Iowa Grand PzaIrie Ind. tersiny, NJ;
Princeton, III, IT took the drst pFemiuu as the best
-zf Gh< ViGa;gass, Eadioaa eg,4 H-ncoasia stat,
Faiys-Thc Iieinmer and the Feller anl the Braider
oos a E e. Rcas asG Sbs as Da
A larre number OF other Fairs are ret 10 be heard
from, where equal success Is beJond any question.
l. Cornell q Co.. 13 Lake stEeet. Chicago. Gen-
si6B.
DIarrhea and Dyaentery.-nr. strick-
lands Antl-Cholera Mixture ia watr1nted to care
Diarrhea and DyseutefJ- Prize 50 cents Sold by
Druggists everywhere. ottl7s51|tEu-Tu-aAr
4 Speck Of Danger.-The mtnntest black
SPOT on the cuamel Of tooth evidence that de-
Gays efsclne finger has toachcd It. Quickly tn-
e no Ill ose ptaps aSs
dozen. he assured that nothfnE but 4oxoDoNT
will either ctually prereEt or arrest dental dis
, 1865-10-17

bridge, accidentally fell into the rtrer and before
a.sis,anee conld be rendered was drowned The
Captain of vessel which passed 70 that vicinity
Water. End took Il aboard his vessel An {aouest
WI held On sunday aiternoons when the Corpuer's
tuEY returned verdict in accordance With the sboye
fhrfN
, 1865-10-17

NEW York. Oct. 16
cor7ox-unsettled At GIG Ee,tor uiddllns. Closing
heavy 1T 6tHCc. 49,. -
cornon BRIDES $S.{5aB60 for extra State, ts.001t
9 for common 70 gpod shipping bfandA aad extra II.
H. o. &. .at7 I1.G5 for trade 6F1ada-
WnHKKI-Aofe aetisc and nrm. Western 4a2s PEI
gallon.
lower. Ei.1s@1 20 for choice eprfnY: A.1aafl9 !ol
Mllvaukee clnh u tor anper Milwauk tlE
for choice Go, ouiaide price; q 50 for amber
socas5 g foT oid winter rsd Wsste1n; s:3ytsH 81 81
E.a Iys eeies .nd nsm Small - ssiss at preTsoas 4 -
sho!ee ca1sts Esst snd tl;S@l1M for caasea Wet M i
ex: sNsc dos .nseq,d E;6.ss 20 foF sound @ mixed I'd
lover, 4a2Nc for nrAound aud a6t4 6Qc for sound.
GRocxsIKs-Conee nfu. Sugar qnlet and dfIo.
cuha Sfnscorado ike. Molasses quiet and steady.
Hors-FHm It js4sc for ls5{ crop, and -aaasc fnE
1I3 crop.
Tnoyia1oss- iess aetixe and loxsr, as ts!:7sa
s53 ior mess, cloafne IT sJ7 cash tSnob for prime
and eaooo@3G75 ioT prime mess. Beef qg!et md nt.n
e1ta mess ncsf hans 9achaaSed CIT Meats ~ 9n!s!
toe huns. Bacon dull L41d qgles heavy ard loEe. @
and s0@ SC for state. Cheese steadE st 1sHtals1c.
, 1865-10-17

No. 1921 State stret, he heard some person c<Jing
Amulder." BE Immediately summoned his mate,
officer No. 50, and the two entered the saloon to In
qnlre into the Cause Of the disturbance. Fldugton
refraed to explain. ard struck The officer In tbe
lace. and then dfex large revolver, threatening
death 10 whoeEnr advanced upon him. The officers
withdrew for the purpose Of procuring relufo1ct-
ments. Dusng their absence on that mission, m.
other oHccr, Kramer, came along, and hearing 4
disturbance going on In Plkington's saloon. entet-
ed and discovered fellow nsned Callaghan abusing
womsn. lie arrested him and proceeded towards
the armozy, Whcu Ptkington came up and made az
attempt TO rescue the prisoner, hui vas himself
captured by Kramer, who conveyed him to the
Annoy, though he drew reEolyer and threatened
to shoot. After hearing the testimony on bosh
sides, Justice Mt!hken required Pi1knston 10 glre
at lbe Recorders Court. Callagan was fined FLU
n.,3 rnota
, 1865-10-17
REGISTER TO-DAY,
The Boards In Se+Afon-Placcso OF Meet.
REPRESENTATIVES,.

THIS morning, nt o'clock the Boards Of Registry
a ".n mss. ,ss. ~ ,, soe ks4 a11 ten, n .ae
Llaes ~n.4e ue et.e"on "as 1ast ne'o' ~ tesase
The lists OF legal voters 1t Is not necessary that
reoyca ,heIr nlareg Of rc.idnce. ss- sti er,,tled
~ ;:ot. IN the .n,ns ,,rAc;rct shonld attend ,hc
" so'e ~ ne sa'ue - t..ns'' ,a. s.ou ~ a..ua ne
who has chsneed hts residence since the last clec
lion, md ot every one who has becnne qusli-
change nf sesidcncc tnio the cy,-it,s h1s duty to
attend the meeting, and zee that his namo 10 prop
yplacea on the roll, md the e1asure made where
u-Ci1ed. pa5ties Nh1se raue. are not 1lrppefIv
registered VII, not te allowed 10 vote on the day Of
elec1lou unlcss on maxim. n11tayi, and haEin. his
identity and qualifications vouched for By hOnse-
holder aud registered setcs: Az lessi voters who
Fhould rec 10 it that Their names te stricken rom
the roltof the precinct from which they hare re-
moved. .,
fought 10 sustain ne Government, and nona better
thnn they nave nsht 70 ray Hno shall aaministes =
them ali visit the Noatda Q! lsentEy toay 1no sec
that thcir names are put down a. men Tho have
aeh. 70 e1efc'te sae naaehsee' End arc oe'efm1ned
votes Who know q the removal Of other parties
tfotero} M1A 90 the intpecsofa service oY nouIy-
ne NE nfId 1a o. tPs .S nss.s ~ in r..,
cinct In the city:
r1ACra OF 4EEnS0.
First Nand-F1ret Precinct ct-No, 70 Wabash az
See Second p.eclpct-So. 100 Wells street, corner Of
WnshIpr1ou.
H<oona Wnrd-Frst Precinct-So. ss7 state
Second P,ec5nd-southwest corner Sherman and
Van Eurru atreets. -
7Aird Hwd-Fisst Iree1nct-Sortheast corner Of
seeond PToeines-So. ;us State strect.
Fourth taFd-pint Pree1nct-Cosner Of Archer
, 1865-10-17
COMMON COUNCIL.
Tax Appeals...The Boston Laneoss-.'
Impoundiug An1mals-'.1nspectors
Of Voting Llsts-.-Preparing for
The Cholera--Reform School
..Streets and Alleys.
TIE CITY RAILWAYS,

the Cholera--RefOrm School
! ..Streets and Alleys.
1 THE CITY RAILWAYS.
The regular meeting OF tho Common Counci, was
held hut eyrn,ng the Council Chaobes, his Honor
tbe Mayos In ll.c chalr. There were also psrscul
Aldermen Gage, Knickerbocke1, 5himp; Carter,
! Wicker, McRoy. k4nn, Niln,arth, N'alwusk. Shet-
/ wtu, Moore. Rafferty,. Frisbet. Woodard, Talcolf
Homo R1s Msoldsn ;saa Gsstnsld hlzey EE,zea not,n
Gisit e. han' ha"s0n' sh'effoFd' "oodnan and
The minutes Of the last regular and special meet
| ineh were approved without reading.
! fE7111oSa AND conxUx1ca11oEB
- A lsrge number OF petitions were presented for
re aos.ane1t OF personal ia1cs, levied uades the
AID Gage moved the reference Of all the petitions
z 1sed question to special e0'n@'ss of 'hFss' Car
! The following communication was received from
| To the members Of the Common COUNCIL;
eenne sea3es, md 10 IL the iees md segaste III tSo
dut,es Of The city welgher, without my approval,
for lse reason hat The charter precr,bes hat sid
md hey y y e ss cs
cannot sc required 10 takc out liccnse suppose
said Measht4a mleat be required to pay q the
which s:ould yield to tie city probably a, muck A.
tLe amount Of license, and 1t 1be sarnc time Be- Be-
lttal Respectfully,
AID. Bond moved 10 reooasider he vote which
Tcssed The ordnance. Cnsr1ed.
10 he nnsne h 1ae ions
20 report snthdeutly easly 10 Lave the ordinance
incorporated In The city ordinances Carried.
I BOSTON IANcEEs.
| OF The E1sworth Zonaves, lnjormine he
| Council Of The prnposed visit TO this city
| An ,moprT ~ mnne1 ~ don"tsj f,4e 49,
he snra snrorrsted b. pSs connr,p Sar ,6e ,ecI
linn ~ ri nrned sacys ~ ala n Shc ~ .rttdn
t,.,,esca w. ~ ~ .!H ~ r. ~ ~ le
IA Sh;mr na1,.a ~ aonoie E3s; from III, s,,.,
in nnest,nn inr he nn,nose nsmeS The IN n,ossnn M"
%ae ,; mor5 o. S -, q; auea an
Hn; t1a ."aS - . .ns s5
,oc; np ~ .p,s o1sT 1ss e. ,ne Comp
Q. the sofan AafieA tiat Win gas, 1os the purpose
! VI T%a n.;,e+ n,s..a
4"e "Ae~ fSes1 fses ,rr- .,,....,.
| .-,...1~.--..-.--
9i H.. s q 1890 seeei'Ea ium d seInont
tHat !ns rouno 2sslcf u ne Noefn
Ttasiinr = n n Wrs fnd.s Haxe,, - ~ the ~
for Gcs1in, ror in The no1rd nv ms a,r = ,he s
,ha iesi s5 ~ ~ 10 - ha @ " ns oasr "ueee4s
1s~ts.1c1 ~ csnr,rHittA ~ = ~ Ir5;rt.x
~ >ss. 11,,... .S. ~. "s..'
eom,onn,e,t,or .z.x ,,.<.,xrd NV, the uo,
ae ;he ero., a,I 'Ir , an % a
| engine horees aud nolice stot,ons
kefcsrcd to the Committee On Finance.
| u11r.r POLICE rotI7 t,rrs
,,,,,,nn,c.t,,, ~. -.,..t,,aa .sa,., xvn, v...
f,;s T ~ Ess f.s. = ~ .It! u1 IT, WI sosHSs
SIk q .as fonce Ioal! nsHmS tne
a.s upp9ncI 9, ~ ~ - MsuI 1'l''1'n ." Aueee ~
| As1s ts!a4 S!s1t ~ e,a .ae .snuI Loa" ..
~, es-rfe1,ad T"-1iad iao'eo ''a' 1ne app"t''nen1
oe eoapssnso' %sissea' %-
EsfEc7oRs OF TofTSd LISTS.
Aid, Carter moved the ersrensIop Of The rnlns IN
order to m Eo,ne vacancdea stin existing in he ist
| Of Rcristrars of ElectIon.
The Iuoiion preyaijed. snd The following spnoYnf-
ments were 1nade,
, 1865-10-17
gt)ifa9l, Gribnne.
Tuesday, OCTOBER II, 1865.
THE CITY.


ArnoRA AocoxxopAr,oN- Auro,a Accom-
,nn,.,t,, .,.,, ~, A.. rr.,..-. ,,..-,,r.4,, and
moaauon ,ta1n On t0e cmeago, bufihsaon aho w.
Quincy ltairoad now teaves here 81 5su @ IN koe
ise'' Aoak"1 fA7shasoh' ~ ~. o. un m..z, ~.
oa' VII pseaea a. sne 4sino,s 1880, .sru
tn rs Gu" ,as! an1 Ae T,s cui,Ir sre cordially in
,ifr5 Ststs ii fTee
.,,,- >..s.
Fn1D ron ExEr1Ed LEwD HoutE-Anhie 7.A.
fond wns axrx,rued in the Police Court ssnteaoAs
1..".,n snd Hncd FOO ard Coats tor keeping
80 t..us. .,-n 1pmstcs atnous thnzn the noto-
sloas ~ sstnHei
T.1oR.-1he Roston 7+on.
Goop NE"e .e.asa la ,.1,o,. A.. IN .,et A.
tepf ssys: 1e.,,r sr,.r1 sl,tt,ss ..es. ~
md t.ilor't shop has plaeards upon It's windows
stating the particular eiass Of HoTkmeO desired
caula c,asn ind Il enpIeymeat g! % seac. Dss ~''ksa
WHOLESALE DnT GcoDs.-Aess.s. hunt, Bar
u' q % M,oh,sn sro.aa 49, an IT,. s...o aaa
,,nc n r,,os.c 7.ss. 1901 ~ ,s., M s1a..s
nstirns We take nlc.stn in rc{errin. 10 Ills ~.
Ir,pnsln@ nr!n, wnoee regulation Tor keeping nns
dzsss goods l. nigh through The whole Northwest
fA1htsp .s " t.' m1sh ors:o..hsaame Bertrand,
winter s,oes Of eonne,.; cap. md headapes,sa, ali
" 49, - s.1'..e 1u.ae " eoc
ever supm'ueo 10 'cmate eholce. She requests the
lacics 10 CAL ano eaa"'ne-
T1xr1T No17cx.-Our readers WIN nrea p,,.ox
IN, yru,fpded that Jas, P. Dalton. ii Tate .t,.ss
as for sale Stewards cook md usr1or efove, sh,.t
,r,. ,clnow1etcl to 1,e ,he ,,cst and ,,oa, .s,,,
~, ~ .,.s A. f,.1 ,r,,, h. ~ 49,. .s1.
,1 ~ uls n, a. h ,,a 70 na a winter
{n.rnr,s ant ret The bcst
, 1865-10-17
OUR PUBLIC SCHOOLS.

Their Crowded Condition. Thousands
Of School-lesg Chill in Chicago
--.More Reom Imperatfvely
Needed--School Houses
vs.. Jai1s.
The Fubhc School system OF Chicago though
great md grand, and presenting wide field for con.
gfasnlatcty contemplation, is not e14etly xhat Il
ought 10 be- There ere yety many evils which re-
qusfc TO BE- remeded, chief among which, md prob.
ably the great cause of tho greater portion Of The
tae lack of aecomm odaion required to testh
properly The generation now rising In onr midst.
The enh1ect Is one which has long engaged the
serious attention VI the best friends Of education
among us. They hare viewed an1iously the rapid.
increasing calls On the capacities Of our school,
houses, Is compared with the depleted condition.
or tbe school treasury Yearly additions hare been
made TO our school space, hut the march OF nom.
iatton iar outy1es the achievement and where
Sed gSst ess n.e o. n sss e.
thousands. For want Of room these children "a
unedncted sshie the educational process is almost
uWn ea9 he assa Wh ~ e he packing
The dlet1fcts ase not all crowded alike, bee.use
ratio; when the school houEes were bnilt, the ain
YVES 10 go locate and construct them as to supply
enough room for the children Of the city III the I'm
has seriously in.cTfered Nth tie equality Of G shs
dietribetion, 80 much So that while il some Of tie
schools there Is room euough, Others arc too email
districts have been Tina and aran aitered to snst
and tbas has led to another eyil-the placing Of
ss9's q BE sh'lsIea 70 = Any that asndsnes
Look, for instance, 4 he South Division. The
pesrboia School district has filled up % largely,
ney hs aoo o 1s &c e. 5s son hh
on the south OF TINT line ust 20 ID school eoslh.
ward, So the boundary hne between the Jones
Ing the school house. not IN the centrc Of The Ms
tict, but almost On lis boundary. and tbe srnojer
s sq In he ss % Rs
other divisions. "a The diyidlne line hetween he
Franklin and NewberTJ School districts Il within q
9tone's throw Of the Later hu3idinr
IL specimen Of lie lack Of sooommod,tlon NE
but tbese are seyera. oihefs w,1ieh als ne,rfy A.
roo,ns, and fonr brmches. containfnr cnieeti1e,c
eleven tooms-,otai twents-thtee, The rooms aTs
Constructor 10 LoId sixty nuuiis e.c. M lice moi
bsaneh tnidfnrs sre sialv honse, htrea fo,,he IT.
nnrnosea NIL n6f hnIa ths9 nnnher .tina hr,r,
essei, alzy as the ays.sse, f. dEt5iet b.
reno,311u ,4 4of ~. ~" Lug MSk
-non, as"t Snu~n xE1. En1eeo eaIga III
@ aEn asesSes M aa1y AdaneG A;ias a,a.3 ms VA ne
,ofc ne SGhoo, nao niie1 up since vacation ihere
s.osss a,. ~ ~, " .alu or ,oaf
onno1ea I senoass eInee insn, Es1ng N 1seIa:e Of
NJ, a.ap ;y,, III ss,, d no9 ""
tt sn se.nnstv !s IL a@@ "
~ ~ fs; 1n rer wiinns, u c, IL ~, Se
W f. ~ X h Malcn no oen
ht H., fhnMsanJ a H. ~ n,es IT Rsopa
ths+ Ststrft .sa aho ~ ~ .ttaea ~ III;
fe1oo,s Ra1 e,,a gne no4xe NeS o. s1sse atsena INC
Il a3si,ai, 'oreiSa ~ 1pu NJ S oaiance
G y III - III ,a4 et H. ~ MotnL!aoM
Sn ~ ns hss g thsss
~ tfa rs nths1 ~ eiS, ht
.matt .nd ftnar hnndtn; M
au : Nv ,eas -, Ky ~ ~
w 1 ,nd * assf @ eore W. tns ,snF 4. Ana s
, 1865-10-17
Tesselh pussed petruLt,

FtsstIf Passed Utff0tf.
Especial Despatch to the Chicago Trlbuns.)
DfERoIr, Oct. II.
C11ara Parker, Anderson, Pomeroy, NAlad, Peah
liEo, But1a!o, Cascade, Empire State, hashing Wave
Sea Dttd.
Dowx-Saomi. naker.