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Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1866-05-16
Vermont Central and Sulli-
van Railroads.

Summer Arrangement commencing May If, looo
TRAINS GOING SOUTH AND EAST
Leave Waterbury at 1904 N, 2.lO an
Mail Train leaves st. Aibans at 6.l5 A. M.
connecting at White River junction and Bel
lows Falls with trains for Boston, Worcester,
Springfield and New York, arriving in New
York at l0.45 P M, and with trains on Passump-
sic II. II.
Day Express leaves Montreal at $50 AM, st.
Johns at 10 a. m, for Boston, &c,
connecting at Burlington with Rutland rail.
road for Troy Albany, and New York arriving
in Bostin via Lowell at 1890 p. IN.
Night Express leaves Ogdensburg at IL.
80 AM Montreal at 3.l5 NJ, Rouse Point at 5.45
d. m, st. Johns at 4.40 pm. arriving at Boston
at i. 40 A NJ, connecting at Bellows Falls with
Cheshire r. for Boston and Worcester, and
with Vt. Valley II. r.. for Springfield &C..
and arriving in New York at IL SOP. M.
TRAINS GOING NORTH AND WEST.
Leave Waterbury at $40 NJ. 4.O5r NE and
5.52PM.
Day Express leaves Boston via Lowell at 8 %
q m, for Burlington. st Adams, Montreal. ar
irving at Montreal at Q 80 p. m.
Mail train leaves Boston at 1.OOA. N, via
Lowell, VIA Lawrence and Fitchburg at I.3O u.
M, springfield at f.45 q. IN, for Burlington,
and St. Adams.
q m. and Burlington at 800 a. IN LOT o. Al
bans, Montreal and Rouse's Point.
Night express train leaves Bellows Falls at 10:
90 NJ, receiving passengers from Vermont Val
ley railroad. leaving New York at IL. l5P N, and
from Cheshire railroad, leaving Boston o. 5.8O =
N, connecting at White River Junction with train
leaving Boston at 800 ? n. for Burlington.
Rouse's Point. Montreal, and ogdensburgh'
connectin at Montreal and Ogdensburgh, with
Grand Trunk trains for the west.
Sleeping cars are attached TO both the night ex
press trains running between st. Adams and
| boston. and st. Adams and Springfield.
Through Tickets for Chicago and the West fol
sale at the principal stations. q. MERRILL.
ST. Adams. Jan. |. 1866 W Supt.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1866-05-16
Purchasers. Now Is YOnr'
Time. .aI1 a9lal
For sales!

RI Esubcribers offer their mill for sale. Said mill
i is situated in Worthwhile, consisting OF all
kinds OF machinery A new feet circular board
saw and Lanes patent set-works. good clap
board mill. Woodworth's improved pattern
planer, jointing saw. drag saw, and slab saw. A
work. hop Is x 10 fl. In it's good turning
lathe, grndstone, jig-saw, .finshing saw. and ~
easily done. as all logs may be drawn IRON the
pond by machinery into e@mill near the car.
rage and car running intoth mill beside the
saw to receive lumber And u track extending
100 eet,--one side OF the track for lumber yard.
thr other long lumber shed Is by 100 It. Also
10 acres Of excellent land. A good one story
house with running water. A convenient barn
with basement. A % acre lot Of choice lumber
a short distance from the mill Also ~. 600 feet
first class Bass lumber, for sale. and OIL other
Kinds Of lumber may be found ut this mill. The
above property will be sold at low FIGURE and
payment easy. FOSTER G''ADDiNG,
Morrisville. May 1865. e. Inns
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1866-05-16
In fact, having made plows and
PLOW REPAIRS,
A SPECIALITY in my business,

I am prepared to furnish plows and pillow repairs
for nearly every kind of pillow now made in New
England. Farmers will usually find me supplied
with points to most plows now in common use in
this vicinity, including the Eagle Nos. A B g r
2B 3B 0234S IA Is rs 33 35 SO 40 SO IS 1912
and IS. fiat land.-and the Nos. s Bl Al-2 3
and SO, side hill.
The Tabor Nos. Al, 2, 2l-2. and side hill.
The Cylinder, or Lebanon. Nos. 0, l and 2 fiat
land and side hill.
The Casteton, or Barrows & Graves, Nos. 7,
g., 2 and 2 IL. fiat land, land 2 and 2 IL side
hill.
Also. points for the Buzzel, Strickland Bun
dy, St. Johnsbury. Sheldon, Middlebury and 9TH
er plows. and mould boards and land sides for
many Of above numbers of plows,
Plow Beams.
Handles,
Wheels.
Cutters,
Clevices,
and repairs generally.
Constantly on hand.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1866-05-16
MILLINERY.

rs. CoRNELIA SANBoRN takes this method
hform the people of Morrisvile and vicinity
she is still at her old residence, where she
Prepared to do all kinds of work in the millin.
Dine
b Particular attention given to straw dres-
LAY 18th. 1866. &c
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1866-05-16
Notice..

WHEREAS my wife, Betsey f. Farwell. has
left my bed and board without just cause
drovocation, this IL 10 notify oil persons that
IhaI not be responsible for any CONTRACTS which
may hereafter make, or pay any debts Of hci
attracting after this date.
20 HENRY FARwELL.
johnson, May 5th. 1856,
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1866-05-16
$ as h, Doors and Blind s
AT WATERVlLLE.

TNHE Subscriber can furnish to order at
i short notice Superior Quality Of the
above named articles Ut reasonable rates.
I also
Carriages Repaired
In desirable manner, pS-Give me trial.
aiu .... ... /, q, wESTCOTT,
water,ille, May q ls6,
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1866-05-16

] haze the best assortment Of REA-
DYMADE CLOTHING, Carpets,
Mating, Oil Cloths, Ladies Dress Goods,
.Sha,ols, Cloaks, Parosols,-in short. any
kind of goods you want that | ever
had.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1866-05-16

~ Having facilities for supplying anything
in the Tin and Hardware line. at the very lowest
rates and determined, rs am. to keep on hand
at all times frstclass stock Of goods equal In
variety, quality and price with larger towns.
would solicit an examination Of my stock and 0
share of your patronage. 10
Peddlers' supplied on commission with tin,
wood, glass, japanned, pressed and hollow wares,
yankee notions. brooms. matches. mops. and
every kind OF peddIers goods. Carts furnished
II desired. Cash paid for furs, pelts, dairy
skins and in faft every kind Of barter and pro
G| i;s G. s. PAGE.
Hyd. Park .Aptf. rs. isss II
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1866-05-16
bhnsOn Wooden Factory,
THE PEOPLE,

ia 7'
#w.ekIy, illustrated. Family New.pnp.r.
CONTAINING
,,s s,or;.s sor;o, Novo,s N.ws and c,.
oein'1 nI'Gi ~. We" any uoS'
up Sn..: niu Sin, ni.s'a,y anu hhe
We. onS Sur op pan No ~u 81 fnd,S
u =, ,., "u mo, nspo' S 70 u, ''
ii ''i pnorno o TasL;n, Gosa;n
81 T5,toa.;.i "'n a,a M;sp
81 Nu''o Lila "n' MD
4, bo ;.s,.d ovorv weaI from, tho oe;cs No
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1866-05-16

The subscriber has on hand and Ii now receiv-
ing complete assortment OF
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1866-05-16

Millinery IL Drcss-lnak King.
AIRS. d. +. AILES. would respectfully give
IlI notice that she has taken rooms at the VII.
lage Hotel. where she will be pleased TO receive
ana fIfill orders pefsaining to The business, She
hopes BY strict attention,t TO vorkauto receisSa
share ns o. patronage ssss tlNv.t a4sSefd {
, 1866-11-11
LAW AND JUSTICE.
Giving up Property and Wanting it
Baek-What Ii a Clear Tltle}

The Chief Justee OF onr sune,,or Coust DE-.
tiverinp hi, arci.inn In fbc rerehr,.sd c.te of
rsss.ne ~ ma"., ~ NV - s ~ase y.
aouns against D1S1oton, tcn2fSeo ta31 equity
frequently took upou tteclf the aspect Of wrong
t,st II nile Z, r,~ht ,or,,sr +he r1oo- nr
.Aa. WV. :, - s''rs.4N4S .Mpet 14u - ~
lueuee, ml8nt& oetng cncumscl1oc1 N
Of lsynan, Injustice. Judge Williams, OF tho Cif
cult Court Of this eo1utJ, had reason, on satur-
Gay. 70 to consider. Bound bJ the express t:Ems
Of The sta.u,e. he vas called upon n tho face Of
three signatures OF WIDOW, to decree her do ser
right. II property which had been flflJ sold,
eQuitahlJ paid for. ana In which, If not stl1cdy
according to statute 1sw, yet 1crosding
70 he belief Of outsiders. ID
widow JnlIetic A. Kinz1e against Geolge J. Rob
original tou H. facing on jefferson street, between
Randolph and Lake etreel&.l
The evidence IN the case is a. fo1lows: The
complainant CLAIMS as the widow Of John
H. kinde; she exhibits the tact Of her
marriage in 1880 {date not shown) The descent Of
The property to him By patent nom the date. Jnly
s 1873 and his death June 81, ls55- ApH7sd f1e5.
a.c being thus made out, the defendant produces
title As follows: Deed fsom kluzte md wife to
| MIX BtaubIeu. dated June 81, 1884, defectively
| acknowledged As to Mrs. ktuKle,
tne compIainant Marx Bcaaofcu then
| decided the property to Alexander
| B<auhieu, resolving tho deed back Jane :, 1871.
lbs property wA8 recovered % Marx and George
| 4, u. Beaumont May 5. lsA. About th,s ttne, the
| defect In u.e acknowledgment OF complainant WAS
asec1tained and release deed was atce pied from
her, Glted January 9, ISIS, the husband not join,
, 1866-11-11

s0th OF October three trunks containing bed cloth
ng and wearing apparvl belonging 10 her, were
taken from barn on the premises. There boys
wcte seen In The vclnlty about dous or d.c o'clock
Of 'he alloy with large bundle. She did NOT miss
the goods INIT, the next morning. and she caused
The boys 10 be arrested on suspicion. Grny ana
Mcdonald denied auy knowledge, and eatd lhcy
could prove hat they were al work elsewhere
on that cay. The case VIVA continued until
Tu. sday morning, Fi00 bail being required Of each
, 1866-11-11
AlkIwn ukec 11nFket.

Especial despatch 10 the Chicago Trfbnne.1
MILWAUKEE, November 10.
FIorE-Wtae aud unsettled. Sales Of l.a,o brls 1t
eIooslo.73 for double r1trae, and e98s for extsas
GRAN-~heap declined &c. Sales u the T. III
board were 5000 hu At t2.o7 70. MOL; tLai ~ TO,
No. spot; fls31Se seller next Ecek; Il 80 fos No. s.
&fs1 tor rejected. Noon ooardsalee 6lD bu 1t "a d.
82DS for MOL; t1s&31 81 for No. q: e,8 seller ue1
week. 0xts unsettled with sales Of No, at &c. Cpst
2c lower with sa1ea 1t sc. Bye unchanged.
LIVE HooeAettse and &c lower.
FEK16aT4-stcady At lie 10 C1ercl4nd.
Rtcxr1s-1oo0 hrls -four. 5000 bu wheat.
su1PxEs1s-2ss0 bu -four, $4,000 bu wheat
, 1866-11-11

Nrrv Ntnd, Mtr'y. Wind. Nc


Ara regular meeting Of the Board Of Trustee
,f ihr FtTeraen's Nn.vofett Association Of this
es,r ~ fhe following were unanimously adopted:
WHTnrAs; Ii has pleased Almighty God IN his
Divine Providence to remove from among rs our
rrrpecitd lEtend and brother Charles n. Io!cson,
Couru,esioners Of thIs city, be 1t
Etsoir,d, That We bow with deep humility 10
w p, 1olred. Tnat ia tue deeea*e OF Charles q.
uodrron Nfs Association has lost valuable and
worthy member
family ma friends OF The dtceAeed theu heafttalk
symraih. In this their great anIetlon.
Rttoitsd, That these resolutions be spread lpou
Tho rrcords, copy sect to the GuaIy ot tho
deeeased, aud be eop!td in lhc eaty papcfs-
~ P.L- fox, President
TupnAs BUCKLEY, Secretary.
, 1866-11-11

The following ts The Meteorological Record Of
tho week ending Saturday. November lva. lstG. as
kept BY ]. q. AHEsuth. 1f.. opttc1an. 10. 1ls
Nspdolph et1eei. The temperature is taken In
the shade. The direction and force OF the winds
are given approximately, with the hsrone! sic ALT.
tudes--tbe small letters being the Initials Of ihe
words "htch," "brce1e," "centle .'vce-ing.N ~
stTain" ..enoM. 'usolst atmosphere" and ''dr5:"
| TNERXnXETER.
, 1866-11-11

NEW QRLKASA November 10.
CoT1pS-IrIcgniat. Sales t0l h2le4, Low rlIddIlrs
EoEulnAl ii 3kz.Sc. Receipts 500
prime &k1 ae.
s1EI1rso-aa9se: New FORK Exchange par.
EEEIGEIS-Enchlnged.
, 1866-11-11

AlruA nu1A Pn1+-Al members Of the
Alpha Delta Phi fraternity who have not received
re1soral Invitations, are requested TO attcnd a
social reunion to be held Monday evening. No
vt1nber ie, At No. &c. Michigan avenue, corner OF
Fourteenth street.
, 1866-11-11

IrcuEI--Dr. r. B. Randolph, of Louisiana.
enc Of The Southern Loyaitsts who recently Waited
ibis cil5, will lecture 1t three O'Clock thaA AFTER
roon IN The Music Hall Of the Opera House, on
IN .nh;ect-.s What ard where ID Godr'
, 1866-11-11

pxneosA1--Jsmes Parton, Esq., the well
known author, Of New York, IL now in this city
ard Is the suest Of c. H. csdy, Esq., OF the asn,
Of Root & Cady. Nj. rarton comes here 10 oh
tain material for ecries OF articles for The 1fan-
f{e IvnfsNy II ChicaE0 Aad vicinity.
, 1866-11-11

DBx1ssEp.-The cue Of the United States
against LII Dlve1ey, which has been onlhcar-
Ing fos some veeks, before Mr. Commissioner
Hoyne, ~1s yesterday dismissed. 1t VIII Be r..
naembe1ed the parties were charged with t1o1A.
tioc Of the Internal Revenue 1aw, N m4nufac-
turing md selling whisIcy without lfceRse. The
evidence showed iha: The whtskey vas made PRIOR
10 tho p1aezge OF tht Law.
, 1866-11-11

vAoRAscr.-Edxatd Fitzgerald and John Ken
1edy wcsc eaeh Nned S5u at the Police Court on
Saturday morning for vagsancy. the fines being
suepcudcd a short time, 10 give them an opportu-
nifty 10 get back into the paths Of honest fn'
, 1866-11-11

Chicago, October 10ths l8B0.-Thnt
Cancers can be cured Is fart--I have been
troubled with : cancer In my noec for upwards Of
seven ytazs, and during that time, have used
every remedy known to myself IN my profession.
and every remedy that could hear of that ap-
pea1ed at all likely 10 beneas NE, but al to no
avatl. still suffered with th. cluceF. and al umes
very much Indeed, enough to make me wtah 10
Five up my profession and retire IN despair. A
sho tine 1..ss heard aS of NJ.
ueal a. 70 The 1esu!t, eoneluded to TYR. Ibid
20. and ,o my great snT; rse, VA enrsd IN seven
| 10 voueh for the truth Of this statement. pro
nopnce her remedy certa'n IN Its operations, and
am convinced that she possesses the only true
Cancer Remedy in existence: Da. FuAnE11x
BnooKs, n. D., lsl Dearborn street. Chicago, III.
Cook and Ffohoekss Law and Col.
lection on1cc, No. 40 Dearborn street. All basI-
utes transacted with fidelity, prompttu,e, aud at
reasonable charges. EspecIal attention to collect
| Ing elR{ns in The country.
Paper HAnx1nEz and Window Shades
| ut greatly reduced ptice4. F. E. NgbY, 50 Ran
l Hnfr.h.4f
, 1866-11-11
THE CITY.

Brae1An1.-Thc ealoon Of Albert E1vig, At No.
II Grlswold street. wAs entered By buf1lAFs 81
late boar On Friday night. They carried away
N sdxccut room, to the value Of $40 to $500.
, 1866-11-11

to the American putlie through DeItxch, BloekI 4
Co., Chicago, agents for The Northwestern States.
Let thoee afflicted Try Them. Every boI warrant
ed or money reiuuded. Sold bT Ill druy9lsB.
, 1866-11-11
New York stock and Money Market.

New York stock and Money Market.
SEw foEK. November 10
MoyEY-EAsy 1t 54e p cent for call loans.
6rXRLEG GExcnASGx-Stcaly At 1GA2l ll9x.
Gotp-lowcf; opening at 1i6. sdyaaclcg 70 lisH and
closing At INK. ..-'-..--. -
GorEKHnkST sIocEb-Qniet and steady.
F1EIl118 TO LIyKErOoL-}1.et-
The to1nntFcidFs money article eayR n1oacy Il de-
cidedly caeief aod app*renty more 70 tsn due Sim
ply TO It's being Saturday. Some banks still Ask p
cent. but the Erhtral rate on cA loans ts5 cent
Foreign exchange Is nov nsual on Saturdays. The
stock market Is comparatively quick AZ the Morning
noatd p.,ees weze generally lover thc DECLINE
are more In demand and generally better, except
a-aos Of "a, which IRE y p cent lower.
LATE8r.
NEW YorK, November 10,
( EMoSkr-IheE Ertk clote1 upon much q easier money
naEket, and call loans have settled down 70 @@a
cent. Tht Ercat effort OF certain banks aud b1nSng
md stock hzms to pni money up to al cent carly
ID the Nrfk, and thereby create p4nic was 4 most
slsnAl iA1tare- The discount market Il dull At 6@1
cent l1r Prime paper. The open BoarI ot brokers IL
Increasing In prosperity, and informed
that IT. roll OF members VIII soon Include some OF the
most prominent opeIatots not now bolonE!u% to any
board. .- - ..
uoLp-The aold market va dun to the close, aud
lett OF Il t&A. "
tu1f After The Ralnr Of the t6rfrtA HAtHS ef.
, 1866-11-11
Markets by Telegraph.


= Skw yoEk. November 10.
CpTyoS-Dtclinlug, With very little demSId. Sales
At Sc foF mlddllng nplauds, And Sc for mlddnpE
Orleans.
FuUua-Dnl1 and 1otseoc lower Sales At e1t
Tor sound common 70 extra stste: {il4nSl il IS
extra rouEd.aoop Ohio, md f1!-{n3 llCG TT trade
hrnndh-nnArIkt closing quiet.
MnhKKY-Quiet and nominA11y unchanged. ..
= GkAN-Wheak more active and 1+3c lower demand
chehJ Specntat1ye Hsles At Ft.e042H for No Chi
eago md Al!xtukee tne latte! price for prime 4t0a
9atst: eals q c.nada 4 and 800 By sae at y q
or Cs1ad. and Western snd q q T. beaa tlas ri g.
n.lt stsady It siso Gop-Isesept,. 70 20 bu. M,T.
s9oe na = # 9 tos sninRaE mxsa Western e ssose.
Ch!aEo I'D Milwaukee,, Il4'2e Tor state, and &c for
GEoc1R1Es-Conee Is t.sr but quiet Sugar. ateady.
Cuba, laxN l2kc. Mol.RseA q7et but nrna-
for rrcntd in bond
P1ovn1oSt-toTk, lower arrs unsettled: 75sas2s5ae
Sof regular. and caah for new esA, closing II &.4kt
cash. and ess-1sk - loz prime: also, LOO hsls new
ueas II tsss3 seller Sot cnhcs n teer al the year,
and $5-M9Es8, seller January. Hctf--Markci
anehAnGed- Beeflams du1l sse % brs at I'll oo ~
ders, and 1sXalG tor hams. Lard heatt and love.
st .tl4ac. Butter steady 1t SaaS3c Tor Ohio, and
/ ~TSVrSs1-I, Ifor. oAr,,ha,. ~. uYoAtn-r
, 1866-11-11

truatc, BY The aborc mentioned owDcre.
Becker Co., fno fneuranec) loss ........G 100
J. Maste1sou, tno insuranen) loss perhaps. l,oa
aBsr i Bosi1te. {no tnenrancc} los about. 1-1o
JOE. A. Foreman, (iully Intused) loss 800
r. ". Gate-, tED insurance. lose ....--:-.--.. ~
DE: Sawyer, tfuily insu1sd} toss On building. 1900
The aboyc nEu,ea give an agEreEnte loss Of
ssl;n, ard o,her Items not e'a,ed viii probably
brig Ii up 10 fully one hundred thousand dollars
TO ssy lo,hing Of The great damage resulting from
i!e eatpers!os ., 61sn - an9 1ns throwing out
1he amount Of insurance ascrr:ntncd ia but
FeG, $50 or orly about onc-quAEicE OF the los<.
, 1866-11-11


Chicsgo scale 70, Loss eonc fso 900. No In
euraucc.
L. j. Cobb, planning mill. Lots $4,000. No In.
tnIaEcc. 49, ..... ~
Utaic Of yoorman Becker. Loss $4,000 No
1nsu,aucc. A policy for $500 on this property
expftrd dsy or two ago and had nos been re-
uewtd. The books xnd pApcsn were also coa-
tumcd. ...., ,>,
Gissshroex / Co., foundry. Loss perhaps s. .ooo
E. T1t,bio considers hIa loss on Lathe &C.,
tlsoC0, on which was the followin. insurance: ~
Commercial -...;---.....-.....'..s ~,
Repub3{C, Philadelphia. ......---s !tvn
Protection. A$eoo
, 1866-11-11
LOCAL MATTERS.

polaud,s Magic Bilious PoNdcr.-
Thete powders fare sure cure fos. Liver Com
plaInt, and all Bilious ders1Tcmenis. They nsyss
m.ii Prsec In etnts, c. g. Clark j. Co., New
Hsyen, Gem. Fuller, Finch + Fallcr, Chicago,
g enc: ii AKCctS.
, 1866-11-11

.1hua. D,scpteEy md Cholera Aurhus tn the
Worss ttacse, With hare resisted 81 other trea!
menL ass cured in every instance By the use 81
coJcry Of wonderful virtue, Iuss being Introduced
, 1866-11-11

the LAST or THE Dntv1so PAnK.-Ab WAS Sd
verdecd, tic raIe Of the appurtenances Of the
Chicago Driving Pa,k WIS made OF Saturday
morning BY Mesars. Gilbert / Sampson. auc.
tiorcese. Tile buildings which wcro occupied
for the purposes Of thc Stale Fatr were bought
by c. Il. Walker, Superintendent OF the City
K1ilxay, for 81 200.
The grand s,ann, fences, stalls, and the remain.
der OF the track Gxtnres, were fo1d TO c. II.
Clark, Esq. for $155O.
Michigan and Waha*' avenues arc 10 be e1-
teEdcd through the ground now occup3ed l,y tho
Driving Park, and'will be projected through to
residence strecte, each four aud = half miles in
length.
, 1866-11-11

SHEFFIELD DCU71EnT.-Messrs. Albert d Booth,
H. 81 Baltimore street, Baltimore, Maryland.
call tie attention Of the Western hardwarc trade
TO t,.etr extensive srd well selected assortment of
table and pocket cutlery. They import directly
from the Shefacld m.nufactuFers. aud under such
advantages AZ to enable them 10 FELL as low as any
New York agent, nnd At but small advance on
importation cost. Dealers In cutlery goods will.
ind It 10 their advantage 10 send theII orders TO
Albert Il En0fh
, 1866-11-11
Presentation. John Walters, II. r. the pEiE-
cipal proprietor Of The London TIME, whose ar

eipM proprietor Of The London 1ames, whose ar
1isalin thi. city NC mentioned on Saturday morn
Ing, Ii Etaying at the residence Of Lieutenant Gov
cfner Btoss. In company With his host Mr
Saturday, visited the Board OF Trade. where he
vas consseons1y received by the Secretary, Mr.
Beatty. Amer pleasant hour spent in the circle
Union Slock Yards, where they tn* pectcd the a..
testan WE'LL the cnnve0icnce- Tor live etock. an !,
10 some extent the cattle. Re'utnin: TO the ctt:,
the Offices Of the Land Department Of she Ili1noi.
Certsa1s Railroad Company we're v1sitcl. Her.
Mr. Wa1!ers tnspectcd thc specimens Of soil Al. !.
pEodEct. Rnd listened with interest 10 q shoI
sketch Of the characteristics OF our State. Tn
Party attended the concert Of the Philharmonic
Society II TIC cvcntns a. the guests of tho Drrc-
Walters intends to rc1l1ta In the city sew
tIsi d.Ie.
, 1866-11-11
amttSft11er1tS.

McYICKEK's THEATRE.
bss Sc 81 curtain i::
BRILLIANT SUCCESS
OF TUE GREAT ARr1srRs
NIB, & MRS. BARNEY WILLIAMS
Theatre Crowded Nightly.
EVERYBODY DEl1cuEEgI Eeivrps.7. p7r.snRR
uansooeF, seat. e,s see E secured f0F sh' 'n'sfs
TWO NEW PIECES! TWO new PIECES!
MR.. I MRS. WILLIAMS IN Bo1a PIEcEs
eones! Danessl n6rth!
By Tho 6reat 1npe.soaanss Of Yankee and 1t,h LHo.
s e ez!; ss ss.sa94s I'll Fl Il tor tbs '
ON HALLOW EVE;
OR, ssAP.APrLE MIGHT.
And The Brilliant Comede,tA ct
LATEST Prof. NEW YORK.
The performance will commence with Popular
II rfhea.sal. Mss wlllismr Great Comedy q .tX Az
aSEE = and The Eoaaae Drazna Of fhE
Saturday. -. aud Mrs; williams Matinee. seaa
e f,id.5. q :tssfse II. VI sns H. Ssnfs
NoL. WOODS MUSEUM.
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FRIDAY EVENING, Sor. 18th,
GREAT COMEDY NIGHT
FOUR GLORIOUS PIECES!
Ny Policy,
Two Can Play ut that Game,
LcMoyne " orriel by McManus,
His Jack Sheppard.
SECURE YOUR sEATs-Box pook NOW OPEN
VARIETY THEATRE.
c.A.cHADwlcK. rrop5'etssr,a 4 e =. u7or x.,.,.,
4 GREAT ATTRACTION.
| Ih1s evening = Ill ho ularcd
| THE BRAZILIAN APE.
| Mems. GEO. Il. NuGsEa1 n3.,,,,, JQCk0 TUE APE
| CLARA BURTON,
NELLIE TAYLOR
ASN,E GIBBQSs,
| And ho4t Of talent.
lTOL, WOODS MUS SE q u
Gok- J. Il. WOOD ......................Pr .Prop..e.o
Director Of s. AIKE:
Triumphant Puccesa Of tho new DEau1ahc HonAncs
received b crowded With onthut3Asuc hpplauAt
| LAST NIGHT But ONE.
On Monday erel tpf, Nov. 13tb, Will ba per1otMcd
the last time bnt one, ihe Dramatic hoMAlre Of
THE AvALASGlIE: OF. I1SI Pr !ME SNOW.
l To conclude ~tth THE Ef;t}DI.FOR-S0THISQ.
"Wednesday Afternoon. Grand Nattner.
Friday. Renent Of Mr. G.. a. McNAnuB.
L EANARlTE Et4ffIIIEE 4 ffEeRfkA,
, 1866-11-11

FILL DEAD 1iatthew Horncr, carpenter by
trade. who resided ut No. $50 Wet Polk street. fell
dead onsaturdAy morning about eight O'Clock while
raet.rE the corner Of Ha1sted and West Harrison
st1erta. 1t Is stated bat about two years ago the
dcccascd bad such business trouble with real
estate agent IN this city, resulting u quite loss
OF property, that the nattcs pteyed upon bis mind
few months ago he attempted 10 drown himself In
tue river lafteslg he had been no.ed rs OF very
incorporate hthite, and 1t Is understood th1i be
had been ia state OF istoxcaflou Nil day Hfiday.
8ts sudden death may be attributed 10 excessive
indulgence In Intoxicating drink. He leaves 4
wife 9IG three children.
, 1866-11-11

Paper HAnx1ncz and Window Shades
1t greatly reduced ptice4. F. E. NgbY, 50 Ran
dolph-st.
, 1866-11-11

"fAtarNo TIE RlyEu."-The ancient m9cscIans
had q rcculla, kind Of writing which they called
.'passlnc the stser'-h twfslcd, almost diabolt-
aciele. The time coD.umed In writing those
characters N8s nothing compared With that re-
CURED In The rial act Of crossing The Chicago
didicrliy, snd 1nch lime, especially near nishi-
faIt, when two hours Is minimum time for paes-
Ing ftom Clark to Canal Rlrces- Some one aug-
resled a few days ago that It. won1d be paying
thing II the c1ty railway COMPANY wonld pul two
Of three sleeping care the road. 50 that people
might take a comfortable nap while waiting for
The bridge to turn.