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The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1866-08-25


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movement Thes Know - nse % whose
havooe,s shev sr. iod<bsed a. tasir treedom
and sAsy sill make oonnan cause with
4. sss-@en and hslp them 10 rain t6elf
|s,oerv, .h'ca = jnas sonpsns.sapn ior
s. 80 $50 - -. - :. - - - {.
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swesp eat ana nesn eus shs F0sAsnpess Ano
eosnPs'sa q ths present sysisn ana sub
st'tuie In 10 place syserm o. hona1ty and
integrity. which rscognizes me Pssncsple %
. jnas remuneration Tor labor; = systep, 70
short, which 10 In eonfermity WITH tho prin-
lciples upon which the gevssn1sntts based
but which those who spcoseded the snsan-
eiators Of this grand truth have not had the
courage 70 put into Prassies.
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p'.ou "sPs.e n.y." s''e 49,
themselves As 49, s'r-'s's'SS = -
puppets Of me po'e'sAa sF'csstsss WIG on'y
want their votes and 0EAnife ms WORKING
mans party. then their most sangoine hopes
and sxPeOtasions win b fealised-net before.
wHrTErR ARE WE DRIrTrNG /
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reason thai, these governments have single
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- -. -. = ,.;,;,.-v ,e~.- .na ,sav.;s,
leonquesss ADD iresn iustre 20 the crown
me same may DC sA'o ~ Hns'enO' soOsa'u
sing the word aristccracy ior imperialism
These governments are all founded upon ths
dogma OF Divine Right With them govern
ment is not founded Tor the benefit OF IN
people but Tor the oensns OIL those wha rule
This is their simple ana direct object ana Z
this they bend al their energies and Ar
successful Making money ont % the gov
ernment is not their object. On the othel
hand, iu order that all the financial strength
Of the government may 60 to support tn
main and single object for which we hav'
said these governments were founded, tn
public money Is carefully husbsnded and !
is disbursed with the greatest scrutiny
Bribery and corruption are rare.
What is the case in America What sob
and single object have we to actuats as Z /
should be in carrying oGt to perfection thu
fdo..~;r. ,f lsin.l;anahla r;~hts in snec; f,,;a.
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1866-08-25

Mn. J: Jsssup, shipjoiner's Union, Nsv|
&. ). svsil, p~,a,r. Jolpsss "a
k>xnn16F xsouh n<fnensa Asce1n-
- \ 0s1ps'' sh!l sla'fs' tpiou 'sl'
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1866-08-25

me Presldsnf, today, received the follow
Ing despatch from the National Labor Con-
yention, now in session at Baltimore. 1t
1.-THE Baltimore Labor Convention now 10
session IN this city, has sppoInted a commit-
tee to wait on you. Ifconyenient ts receive
said committee, when win be the time most
convenient = gssn M
IN reply, the President designated satur-
day nsxt, {the 18th, for the reception d lhs
y a II s
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1866-08-25

y. holsem, Aechanics Association,
Thos.. 5. Dseh.n. Hsasspaint.rs' Union,
Washington, ID. G..
J. D. Phsalls Masons' Unioa, Newburgh, !
N. Y, $50.
Alfred N. Phelps. Trades Onion, New
Haven, Conn.
G. ". Gibson, Eight Hour Association.
New Haven, Conn. M .e4
w. Harding Coechnakess' International
Union, Brooklyn, New York. s.,s
J. d. Ware, ooachnaksr5 Istsrnation,ll
Union, Philadsiphia, Pennsylvania.
4. =. Hughes, Marble Cuttsrs' AxSocia- |
hon, Boston, Massachusetts,. g.
yscob J. Alfred. Tradsa' Assembly, New
wn. 3. Iiss, Iros, Meuld.n. Union. ofl
Augusta and Savannah, Georris.
a. O. Caneron, Tndm Asnanhlv. oil
,hiaso, AMI Grand Eight Hsus Lspgas, u
& & H.stin, rr.d.. As..-sly. wilnias-
Richard Ennous, Workipens,'s coovsu-
ion. Washington, District a Oo1oubia.
~. Z. Hannan, Bricklayer1' nnocGelol andI
'rotsctivs Un;op, Brooklyn, Mar Yc6k Il
Jaa 81, neod. House Carnon1orIy Ir.du.,
lpion. Waekipetsn, Distrief & oeIanbia II
seA r., d III
4 |; 4 A.. 4; n :: !:
, 1866-11-28

A1rNrTEp BCrclAET.-AhoUt one O'CLOCK
yeste4s;av morning, while officer Colbert, md
Captain Lyons, Of the Mcschants' Police, we've
psse;rc the residence Of 10 Z. Farwel'. Esq.,.
Al No. s76 Wabash svenre, n. Of .m observed
sn open window in shr basement Of tho house.
They proceeded to TIC fpot snd there found
nan lying down between TIE window sad The
doo1. ns II deetrous Of e.c,ptn. osservat1on. lie
'Nas called upon to CONC on.. b1t refusing II
obey the summons the two otaeers y"ry quickly
took hold oi him AID bsouch. him TO the street.
LYONS then went to \ lamp y,ost to cali another
otsccr, ie1virE the prisoner in charge os Colbert
In an unexpected u1ou.eat Colbert received a
Eh,yl, blow and his prisoner ran rapidly from the
tEpi. Onicrr Thompson came In le.ponte 10 ihe
alarm given By Lyons aud they hssstncd IN pns.
snIt of the escaped mas. In the back yard OF |
residence On an alley between State street aud
Msbath avenue officer Thompson oSe1hsnled ,hs
nan and he WIS tax. to the Arnory. He gay I
the rave OF ch4.les Thompson. The man vii
ptobahi, BE- examined titi. morning,
, 1866-11-28
THANKSGIVING.
Observance Of the Day-Publ!c and
Private Charities
Of Business.

Tomorrow, tho last Thursday Of November. Is
rel spart, in accordance with the proclamation Of
the P1ceioeut and the Goycrnors Of the various
States, n day Of National Thanksgiving. It
will be observed in this citJ BY general
suspension Of business. the closing OF all
public ri i e. I'd I'd os ssbuss1s rsssoa' m: :tFs:; e.;
il coneeuased TO TIC public wor.hip Of the A.
mighty, and 10 the bestowal Of charity. While
thanksgiving. there arc other observances con
ncetea Win !he d! wh'sh a render 1t az event 10
b locked = f. TO e1 %19 p'is bn, Is No.
TIC !atted turkey IL Killed. and ao1sl re.unions
aIe held among III pssiEste circles: Times bare
u sneh days s,hon. and maeh
more psac,lcal hutnan mode has taken Il. place.
The day Is not wholly occupied in cb:soing,
sS r. sa 81 70 se
performance Of good works, to thr aiding OF be.
neroIent Institutions which arc in need Of sup
port, md to the reliefolt the poor.
Let Us hope ltat on shit anntve'1aFy the "Eiy-
Ing" Will not he for=oiten; That the cry f9r help
aeea i S cshs Vii
charitable Institutions. Let The cit!zcua con.
se e ,he e upon q ons
occasion, having The previous night assisted in
raid upon Inc faro hauEs, contE.en1ed two chips,
Among Tue many worthy Institutions which ap-
zeal for aid the citizens on this occasfon there
none more deseTs1ne Or more tnpost1nt than u The
they are engaged will not fall to enlist the actise
sympathy ana cooperation Of ese:y htns1n.
The American Missionary Association, who are
now euragcd In the same field or labor, having
ao tcatheIs and agents enone the tFeednen' also
| Among Lap insiItutious more Immedistely con-
WI, 9es e' 70 81: sad Sa
St1ljcI%k Home a. worthy OF retaetub ubraucc.
, 1866-11-28

tN1N"
Resnlas. s..-.....1l:,fa11cktJ I Jnnc d
Cnupou<, N.--llaAG4is3 tnly do
SO reg, 81. .-1o6hfAi4k jams 60
- coup. &-.-lus 3i@4 July, d
go 10, sl-.....ln5 Hea1ei August
so do. Is ). .-lcs!k1l17S 4seG'tea
SD DO 13tAuy Decent
md Jrly.....1NtfslNA MY do
1916 reE....- ;. BAe&soe4 August
11-.o corrons.. .1m sl@s S"p:e1l
,AuErst s.s1s. III 4 %l13t Oefooes
A,sCTlLASEorE-1Ee Stock mar
lover 4, the latt c7+n board.
GpelSG lEtCu-Tht following
11cc- ~ the a:Se r. II. beaEn:
tIitlo cer1e., &xa 3'f y. Y:C
Canton. -..,-... - - my Ellc--
'aosto,l ", P, ..9Atx q H1dsns
Cnmb,,......,. &1*t& ny t Ee1.1tn
QutrkNivcf.... N~4l IN y. 60
NArlteea ...... 1l@t& - IL ten
MArip- ~ ct'l.. %A@ :. Etn:--
WrB:-fn Intcu 1cte<Iu
fcl.....-...-.. Fk.z *tA
-
, 1866-11-28

husband snd fatnIlyin Ireland abont two years
ssv and came to Ch!ca7p, where ehe has acquired
considerable money in the esloon business. She
wrote 10 her children, five OF them, TOW nonu.r
ago, ihat ehc could give them Il houe4 auc
cueloscd thaua money TO eni9satc With. Tney
came here and were much disappointed and
circle Of facQuain:anccs. II j. tiated that man
wasfound employed IN and Anont the place wh"ee
ihiiH,Aie conduct With Tic mother aroused their
rels ensued. the motnert more thtn sixty years
old. a-.crtins her right 10 be iatisnnte With the
man u she chose. Ealnly they tiled to persuade
monious dispute on Monday eycning terminated
ln b1owz and the srrtst Of younR Sctvcy.. The
csc wa. partially examined yesterday morning n
itc Police Court ard continued Tor ten days, batl
Of $500 being REQUIRED.
, 1866-11-28
MASONIC INSTALLATION,
The Scottish Ritc-McctlnE of the
Grand Consfktory-Ltst Of OMcera
Iustaiicd.


SATURDAY evening last the Grand Consfftory
.'a.. 80 s...3,.a M. 80 ~ ,be St.tc -,
x,.,s CO.. - 49,. .,n.sI,.s.
Ill .cts, Installed tue officers OF our eaootdlnate
lCCct-. rs follows.
CHICAGO LODGE OF PERFECTION, 80. !.
~, " t. ,vh.o1o- rs,,.ca u,t.,n, :,,1d Msstcr
TT r. r. s y neeler I;.3ntv S;lsnI Mo.1er
II. r. y u HH,itt ypn:y,h,s SsrI@r T:,.rJ Var
III. +. D. "Ah1es te1e'"o4e Hs"'oA e'A4N " "@A
oen; rx,,o xy,r.,.h,, 1rn,or c,.n5
~; w. =. Aomps'nst 'eae'ao's 'aa'os o'aHa
"maJIh:N roncs,op, c,r.nd Orator,
III Tin3sy :.E M.1ss; !. 1'ana .and sseq.i.rv
~. i. AcMaLn, Gland AastcT OF GesemoM1e..
II. :. Hall no%t Hsane GAaan - u " TaatS. m.,
". lea; 6 II. L1n.n, 1.SIa oio'net'
GMc4co Council a9 fntNGks pr y na,Gss
Grand Master. n-,..
~! = =, Make. o51no I!su HsttNasa itss.; c., c,.,d
=, Werden; uo., p,,,,,,c,.a Inn Grand
| Warden
| nj. ". ". Winter, Val. Grand secrelary E OF s.
| & n
| Ill I. r. Stacy f2I1eou5 0Ean1 AEt4EuEe1.
, 1866-11-28
BURGLARY AND ATTEMPTED MUIR
DER,
The Course Of Crimc-A Midnight Bur.
glar Found ut Work-He Shoots
Police Officer.


Ahont one O'Clock, yesterday morning, otlccr
Nacseh. while en- duty on 1.asaile street, observed
two vrsy sutpic,ous looking men standing near
s:ass he kept an eIc upon ,hcna. They moved o.
81 ;aa Z c,a'I ,I''0"s srres s''" .ss aea u Wsnt
iese ft@ minutes. 4aenee they weut D on 20 wels.
s se sg II .sr nd !, e. asS:
had 70 lan,eru he kne~ that ii woald oa Idle 70
follow hen, md rvsu5nsd 70 b. beat on Slask
he met Two Of tht Merchants Pol.c, and pro-
ccedci eastward On Monroe street A few mo-
.ncnls afte1wa.d he heard \ noI*e on the south
of n q suseF e boring through bard aoed Scaling
% BIoeI. o'oesr 5s Iaeesh o5ss1Ttd sao7, thisI sei
En- of ssossee s dress eppose y M eeee
Fourth National HanE ; Naetea adVaaecd Into
tho -treet with n view Of coming suddenly
seo1 .Senla ' eee hi%. bp. lie man observed
NJ. ard ~ishnu, = word turned .qEascly stouud
and hscd revolver directly upon the advancing
emSlscet i.fs~ portion q the wealth II u eli,
G iohnn,ss mi ~i;beat a' e:'as % pssp.rss
piled 70 the man BY firing two shots @!
lin which caused Inn to dA:h od 4,
m sp,ed towards tlark etr:et., Atcseh
ountea The hand, and tHas 1t VA. very painful
AID bleeding rrofn-ely. Hc pushed on. howeytr
avd caught sirLt Of lie fellow /. be suddenly dis
appeared though The doorway Q! bnardtn;;
| hui3.e al No. l.H Clafk street. M1esch followed
but At The bead Of tho eecoud flight, Of stairs b
found an open door which erldentl5 commani
ssrd. M.essh was too weak, to follow
farther. He rat down on the stairs
few moments. and then rrturnin. TO the stree
met couple Of the Nerchsnts' Police. who too
him into Dr.. Kebs.es's office, wncre bis woant
was d.efeed, xnd he was assisted 70 the ArmoI
| and relieved from dnty. Ctcn Visiting the hon
where The thief 50 mysseiiouh1y dlsap2e.:ed.
by The officer llxd relieved him Of tone q h1s ~
| q II l,tood. Large eta,ns, freshly mAde. WSI
furrd upon the stairs lcsdtrg to the :eas OF ~ -
| IN. mitcs. and flopcs ata enttftatnea tha& nc va
| nu[te severely wounded.
SIfscrr Maesch 10 considered ons o. tne mo
3cii,tt and tsithsrl men on The police tosce. ~
III. r1stlfHins TO know that his WonEa, taopS II
1..,nfui. viii nut long detatn him from dntJ.
hest cyttuas from W4shtnfton stfes: soasn
Id.ms Ina from Etz'e etfecf Wcst 70 LASsl;;
Wi,co cnIy one man from the poiIee fofes eaH
tca1t 10 prort es the lives aud pt ,Petty ni reoL
Il fhr heaft of the city. travelling osS1 ne &c, n
sn1r ,nst detcftted 1t may be itnasinsa eu.s III
cphct nd more remote localiucs sse ssss sl -,
~ nniIcrnep. md fus1etA !ee tdea tne' tae 'o'
mirht be enlaiged pttaont disadvantage
/ -@4~-
, 1866-11-28

Nor:
moTrow
Heur
story for
GIGeo
haA 3 {
-plansatie
AL Il
-dered I
delay.
.Abou
cess ofc
burnt di.
been tax
lay OCT
Coler
OF the "
GuLed 4
lCana tor
ofhe II
Il. C..
liu.kx.,
charged
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Hewa-
y Ior
Eire7 Il
bnilta A.
elalD (
natk-t.
Tuc
year 'r
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urta.
bacG.. c
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The
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made
lssIo
b, : Is
the cx
Il
duete,
one
reut
hour,
mile.
n;
naIa.
= san
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II
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and
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well
, 1866-11-28
milwaukee Market.

Is2cc:al pc-pelth to the Chtta-o Tv1b1oe.1
NnwArksk, November g
F1orr-pu1, SID steady; sales Of w prls II ts.Ss3
9.,5 tcr double extra
G1.r-wheat f-ratr; 1esc bet:er: sA1"s OF l'1N ou
At s.es tas No. l: tlsslsa for No. IN! slt9 fot
sc.a tsau lower; kaes OF 80 bn No. AZ Se- Corr
n:rance.: X saes Of .toc ou NJ Sc Rasr< dul ~
a1c. .,,s
At S1s.cN, sts!e+ one nreE.
nnr>>E. l;ea.-sa es at s:.sAsscs, tlysasuS Oh ~
c,upds.
1,yx UoC--F!.n a. <5G1reH.
Er,Es-Sa.rs sc Scs good soft.
Rscx,r1.-l.ao n.la -four, .L9'1 hu ~hehi
su.Fxt>Ts-lseo a.Is Ioc:; 51,.o1 ~ wheat: 1.,tco
, 1866-11-28

reeoes kes3,e u 1sc, md 20 re7eea u9&lYe
HoaS-Dnl and Gc lower. atth sa1ea at G97sO
krnsa, And taoo37.no net. Not al sold. Receipts,
11aD.
AoxKT-Wotk1nK easier.
R1cuAsaE-Ftsmez, II 50 discount buying snd pst
, 1866-11-28

JEwE1R1. &c, call the alter
ton Of our readers 10 the removal of Il. 8. Ieh.n
4 Co., dealers in watches, clocks, Jewelry. rilver,
silverp,ated and BHttanta wares, from their we'll
krovu ttand on Stats street 10 No. ST South Clark
street wherc, with new and carefully selected
stock Of goods. theJ will otr to their friends and
the public some particularly good things In The
way Of holiday gifts.
, 1866-11-28

s.nKx Frs Lxs,-Qn AoudAy night, 1nau
,,.n,ca Jrryv Mittkeu. willie walking along West
R,ndolrh ttreet, fell from ths EIDE xslk INTO =
hS.rucnt md broke bis leg, also sutIAiuinS otaet
injuries. lie was coon 1emuEed and 1Ean 10
h'9ns. sdscsnt, where he wa we'll attended 70.
, 1866-11-28

AFAxux TRouM1--Thouss seeses ".s
rrticd on Monday night for pounding his @o.hsf ae
The s~s&u keep tho Shamrock saloon = NJ. -"
Wells street Ii appesra that 1homa' ~ae ase.' y.
vatea 10 tho ch1stsc1ncnt by sonae pee9n!af SI a-
cunsstA1 ees. The mother, II e'hseo' Ae'' "e'
, 1866-11-28
Clrclun2Gt alAr1efs
al - t>h1N ~ Tr@Att I

C1rclurAGi 1lAT1ef.
Especial Despatch 10 the Chicago Traure-t
C1xc1SSAr1. November Il.
F1nrE-Shsde better, with sa.s cf suDc7dne II F1oS
extra nj <lo G.al1-s -: family at Fia$tSl4<-
GxAE-Wnest Qutes, With sAles Of So.a spFinx At
stnEs21l1; winter ncutnal. Al t7. Casn stta1y aud
as1, with sales st old utIe4 It sa53c: At Il
2soc. Oata asesds with sdes Of Nc. ~ s,e- Rye
uvc. with al Of No. It s1is1ll3. n1flsJ Atea1y
with saies Il primo tAu At Il Iksssl.7o.
Cor1oz-f1zuez, with sales OF sniddllag II a1Se-
e.oain. SC Akod.
WAn11-Stead!, With sales OF ~ ozls Sondtl At
Ac.
saa e11es - b. and c5.-cd at t19 II close BA.
con notu3nAv AteAdi- Srw bn.1 meats DALI With salea
Of shoulders packed At sHc: stdes at io Grrea meAu
declined &c. win salea of ssoalders At5& sid-s 1t
| 1ka7Xe; hans Ataae. Lard drn. Wtt1 ii 4 Of 81
, 1866-11-28

Sw1xn1lxa OF" Major Hstes.' toAn Wei
lrowu in The gambling fraternity, torne time sso
be:, Owed ~ Of boy snd lefs w,h him eeasa ~
N,.es me;,; lis way and and was no motc seen
sos oe maaas1 TO- sas o'ise se
s ssNs,or = resn1ned 10 the city sud Was arrested
YesteF,tay he waa eyamiued II tns Pollee Goufs
40 r.,r,tnfiied for tEial in bail OF Sst0.
, 1866-11-28

Go TO N. f. Mcr1lisa, Wholesale ana
retail dealer In kerosene lamps. lanterns, chan
delsess. tahlc glass ware. looking glasses, &C.,
Nos, II and IS Randolph street,
, 1866-11-28

Like MaEic-The certainty and guiek~
ness with which Co.'s Couan BALsAN cures
Coughs, Colds, Group, and lung difficulties: Gtyp
10 The children when atthckcd with Coughs all
Co1dt, and rest assured yon will 6ud relief It
oucc. Physicians say 1t IL the best cough medt
cine In the world,
, 1866-11-28
Markets by Telegraph.
New York Markets

Tefs ~ 80 :" EaHs.ss,,
r...., r,u .,-+ ~ 49, .ct,ss ~ s,uIas<c S,r
midulinE upiands "
FLOrR-(jpentd dull and closed shade httner. with
more doing In rart for a lor AoAoa
common e1ts. SsA!e *inS;s|, tS ~. Sao i'i LanM
soe - "a ~ r. frT e1nort rsrt rItra Al filS
ID .S
MHrRkEY.Qutet. StAta ~ ponn 4c. ,,t.s ...
hfNL*-Nnent 1stss - -. ~. iii :. .we.. ~
- no = for So. 2 Miiw auEee barley nnchaaged.
EarleT mat Qn1ct at f1-C. Com opened lac better,
nnt rfatfx dull unsettled and declining At fl2l95k
for shiprinc mixea Western in sf1te an aaoat Gus
Wh atitrs e z e; - n.iI tcT IN stnrc tst Ne
without decided change. At 6eSs1c for Chlc.Eo and
sgArS 81 dsfI. sHsss dal.; Cuba oc
, 1866-11-28

EIDuR-Mofe Act1re. .-....
CTan-Whe11 quiet Oats and com dan. TWO
towcd barley 81 10; two ro.ed malt u %.
EAaRID FuL1oXyI1lK-1t loads wheat. foAdt corn,
loads norr. IoAda oats, !.ds rre loads bsstey.
snIrrrD nj Tow.-Eosu. ioa1to oas wheat Il. .ooo
hu cate, ebo bu barley IL 90 tn lA1t 4o1 bu.
, 1866-11-28

MIR. John Dempsey, Of Toledo, Ohio,
.hree 5eas'ts'zudfnE. caused BY bc1ns run oret
by load Of lnmber. BY using lhrre oY Hesr,ck's
KId Strengthening Pl1steEs. THEY are wondas-
ful thing. tried more thxn two dox-n kinds OF
p1getelf, tiniments, washes, etc. rsiee IS cents
Sold hy al j. alets. J. Il. Reed & Co, Chicago,
III arrrts far tho W<tt
, 1866-11-28
FEE, Pc1lCE AMI urALTu.-Ihe temi-:seeklv

F1E1, PcurE AMI urAITu.-The semi-:seekly
mrs,iLs Of shc Boa'd Of rolFcc. FiEe sud Health
com1n :.e1cner& was held yesterday afternoon IN
theis rco1Es nj the cent' al staton rrsssrt-rsesi
Trnt Brown .rd Commissioners Ellsworth and
t;una. Minutes Of the last tnee.lnE were read and
srprorcd. Theodore T; kellorE hsEtns served
r1I1tcd re .uls policeman: fhs rcst-natons os
iirriy il nson and William Q. Ludlow ~e'e read
and necrple3-
EDUCATION on evening <ehocl-. supcl intendent y
nc Seyrrth Presbyterian And eos..r Ats.ton
sunday School, >sked that SPECIAL police HoxsEs
~ .icfcc11ed to him TO protect the evening
.ehools Of The seventh Presby!eriau Church and
Foster Alts,on Schools. Tho petAnoh was
s iIeslsh oneer Bridges made veshs. ~
..stsme1,, respecting the character OF the
wo,s nov being deae BY THE teo
,nreial ro}Iec IN the ilta1th Department ihey
iasc bern engaged since the cholera "a nanic .. 10
essa1.nE ui ~. lime Il had condition Not o'.e-
hsr c,y e =. The ns.1s s snssoa
rnrnt have laid down 3,uo feet OF teweEa7e. ~
| raoiIon, any dollar were approprated !os IN
| 80 nf Tho Secretary in ucfsxEsng incidental e1
.enees. Ou motion adjonrtcd.
, 1866-11-28

Miss Tcnnesaec, The Great Magnetic
Doctrcss and claisyoyant, has established an tn
above Harrison street, where she may BE- con-
suited On all matters pertaining 10 life and health
1e M E9 ao ~
to The Inquirer. paxaiyzed persons made 10 walk
In \ few daJs. Cancers extracted, root and
branch In fsom three TO nine DAYS, without tfe
nae Of knife, or Instrument, OF pain. Consump.
tion, asthmt, and all diseases Of the nervous sys-
TEN, epllepsy. dss: rheumatism, neuralgia, dvs-
and III d1eeasee Of the blood, treated with like
beneficial 1esul:s. 1hose not able 10 czl per-
eonally, may address Lock Box t3H, Post one,
Chicago Illinois. The poor Hbe1allJ dealt with.
4 cure guaranteed In every cake.
, 1866-11-28

Colcntc.A 4Ar,,untic Vegetable Soap
superior Toilet Soap, prepared from refined
Vegetable Oils. In combination with Gfycerine,
lot iIe Nurrefy, lis perfume Is e1quieite ard it,
warhlns properties 1nrlvalled. For ssle ty all
d,nyEists. mE1sh9iG1yA&w ;
, 1866-11-28
ID 1 & D..

In this city, Nov. 9Th. BrREET WRIGHT. tuGns
e1n OF L. F. and Mary Z. GAtca, aled months and
dAta. -. 4,
funera, to-day tWednesdasl 1t O'Clock from the
house, - CalunetAv. .......
In this city. Nov. 2ssh. GEORGE. youngest eon Oh
Mr. John G1llmote.
AZ her ron,e in Bloom, took Co., nt.. Nor. 7tth,
IuEoDUC1A. vile OF Hiram A1tel1, In the 6sh year
~ y y kslsmazoo {Mieh> and canAndaisa q. y pa.
neTa please cory.
, 1866-11-28

A Snre Pile cure.-Ir. Gilbert's Pile
instrument positively cures the worst cases o.
free, Sold by druggists Agents wanted every.
where. Addresa J. B. RoAAISr, Manager, No.
SIS Broadway. New York
Paper HnngtnEs and WlndosT Shades
, 1866-11-28

Juniper Tar Stap curcs chappnd
hsnde, salt rhenn. plnpIes, and all cutaneous r.
ssdb5,n{ ~ .e In .s Con-
York. Sold by iii d.ugyists.E
, 1866-11-28

Hare Chance for Energetic Men to
male money.-Cali at 1ot South CI.rk street No
day can be made BY good men. None but dfss
class reliable men need apply. Cur A Ixr1s.
, 1866-11-28

PnoGREes.-We sec By circular Issued by the
Psuyioeut Life Insurance and Investment Com
any Of this city, thst with the spirit and enter-
prize peculiar to its management, thy have taken
loEg ADVANCE step In the business Of Accident
Insurance, and hereafter giant To thsar policy
holders, anr Miles for life. Il such ~ perma-
nensl. disabled. 4 his cancot fail to add largely
to The popularity OF thia thoroughly established
Insurance Company.
, 1866-11-28

Arrival and Departure Of Nails
The following is the new table Tor the tt.tynt
and departure Of nails from the Chicago foss
once for the wtLter, and now IN fosce:
, 1866-11-28

-. 1sou1R Markell
fSece4a4 ptspAIeE to the chicago Tstountl
ST. Lorrs- SovtHoec =.
F1nr-Bstfrr feeling; lover gratcs. $s-Sa319 :
higher. I'll - dis.
GHAc-NhtAt Eucha1Eea, Corr Ac1fy Aa4 III
eaa,Eed. Oats strong And st-adf at ss3ssc. Rye
,oxe1, II s:-*soc, Barley, s1.1A31.+e.
NGcKEr-Sc sates-
ro1Anfs-so71s.
AooNsS9ekc. Receipts, 80.
Tessets puAaed Desrsls.
Especial pesp2seh 70 The Chicago Tr!hune.l
pETro,r- November -
G~Senatn..
powx-Jofszon. Montgomery, Portland, Aa=taoa-
WHp-Sontk Ent.
, 1866-11-28

Prusslngsa Pure elder Vinegar will
preeeryc pickles. and Ia warranted pure. Ask
your grocer FIR no other vinegar. Largest work.
Of the Lind in the United States. Charles G. E.
Prueeing, 80 and 3il State 5treet. Chicago.
, 1866-11-28
crn1n srrexD-lhe laale. Of the Fltst Free

C1T7ER SrrTxR The ladies OF the Fifs1 ffee
VIII BAPTIST Society viii sasr an oyster supper
this evening In the vc.try cf their nc" cantcn.
corne, Of West jackson and Pdosia streets to aid
them in furnishing the upper fast .. ~ T. ~ ~nouse'
They will be pleased to sec III A9ie01s " 1ue en-
fefDrtsH.
, 1866-11-28

Ladies IL you want q beautiful Com.
pIex,on nse Wsggonrr's French Enamel"
Price 50 cents. Sold by III druggists. TraGe
supplied by Smith s Dwycr.
, 1866-11-28
THE CITY.

BKnrARp GARpSKn.-Tte ex1 mination Of Bcr-
psre Gardner. CHARGED with fotn!catlou, tho pa.
ucu!ass Of which were publbhel In yesterdays
T.uyl-Ar, wHs waived 1t the Justices Count, and
&c eprc hail Of 500 for appearances at the Record
ara Ccuft
, 1866-11-28

1ti. ,..,,.. Wy: ~ h.f+-r t>e1tne In thr
1nirnE shares toa2y and Prices &C. = aly nif2
The regular Bos-,.sof nrrkr.. II tuo-shtrda vote
have tAis Gay aoys: The resssct!o! cor, rnen
.ssrs ,f Ibis Eoart t., charge - c.nt hsnkeTaEE
Ncfnt!s Of the St3ck Exchange nov ss7a7Ee fae4f
h-rs-rar+ ehnfrr n with custot1trt-
, 1866-11-28

g. c. e. Soc1AELE--1he dsst aun1resrary "a ty
Of the Q. c. c. will be given on Thanksgiving
tomorrow, evening, a. Marines Academy. cor
pcr of Clark and Monroe streets. The Club IL
composed OF number OF Young gentlemen OF the
highest responsibility. and We doubt not that their
intcrrfs. Friends ofthc Clao aze cordially invited
IA tntad
, 1866-11-28

An excellent afticIe.-Mr1. Windows
Soothing Syrup Is an eIcellent article for ali dis
easea Of children. II ftlfeyes The child from
pain, regulates the stomach and bowels, aud by
giving health to the child comforts and rests the
mother. During the process Of tecthtnG It's vAine
Ia lnestimable cures wind collie and gripping In
The bowels,