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MASSACHUSETTS.
Wendell Phillips Nominated for Com

Grcsss
BosTox, Tuesday, September 1911 p. ma
delegate Convention Of the working clsht-hour
ncn of The Third Congressional District (Kice's)
was held this evening in The Fran;Iln school
houec. Several Of the delegates came to the Con-
ve..ion instructed 9 r. ey tbs nrmaFy meetings io
candidate for Congress-, Tho coaveatloa was
fully attended. seventy delegates f:om different
wards and Ro3husy being present AMER speeches
from Mr. CoG1n, Chairman, James Redpath,
Messrs. McCombray, Blndlear aud other working
men, an informal ballot was taken, which resultsi
Is for Wendell Philips agatnst ? blanks aud ) for
other candidates. The noaiuation was then made
unanimous by acctanaati0u. The result was
hailed with enthusiastic cheers.
Active measures will be taken to prosecute the
work Of e1ecting Philltps.. This nomination Is
unconditional. The workingncn pledge them
selves 10 vote down Republican candidates for
other Offices II The Conservative Republicans re-.
fuse to Iatifr Phillips. This is the atss working
nen's Congressional nomination In this State.
The German Republicans meet next Monday 10
ratfy this ncton. The leaders say thatlney can
pledge solid German vote for Phillips, whether
be Is thu Republican candidate or not. Roxbury
i is understood, will 70 sod for Phlips, md lis
friends assert that they nre tolerably sure Of 4
youEh for tlIIs statement pcaSOD4lly.
, 1866-09-22

THRILLING ACCIDENT IN TIE OPEHA HOUSE,
Last night, during The wonderful performance
Of the Hnnlon troupe, an accident occurred.
which might have proved more serious than il
did. As the Rolandn brothers were performing
the feut called the aliora yolante,'' the younger,
after hanging by his leg to The rope, and swing
Ing towards the other, enLcayorca, a. usual, 70
spring arross the Intervening dfstauce of some
ten foct, and catch the hands Of his brother. lie
made the leap, but failed to catch his support,
and, 10 the bseath1ess :e.1or Of The immense an
dtcncc, fel, TO the platform, distance Of proba-
big twenty-five feel. Some men on the s1aSe be.
brcakirg somewhat his fall, hut the rerforme,
wss considerably bsniscd, and af!e. making hi'
bow 1lmped a~ay and di.sppcarcd fos the night
appear a. usual to-day. The excitement for
time was intense, and the relief was proportion
atciy crest whcn the slight extent Of the acciden
Nne apparCEt,
, 1866-09-22

Lapett01 UEpatth 70 The Ch|taE0 IFItt1e.1
CINCINNATI. September Il.
FLorR-Actire md nsmcr. Sales otcxtra at $1t.50<3
1l.19 family nt $le.01411-so.
GRAIs-Nheat scarce, but hardly As d1m. Sales at
No. winter at ta,65: spring nominal. Corn active
and higher. Sales OF mixed At sp7lc Oats and
higher. Sales OF No. new at lG941c. Rye advanced
3@sc Sales Of No. new Al sc. Barley In good de-
mand. Sales Of prime fall at $3.50.
CoTEos-Quiet but nrm mlddllug at 31ic.
WHIsKKy-Acdye aud hsln. Sales OF Tree At f2.3s
bonded At Sc.
Provisions Moderately active. Ness pork nrmer.
Sales Of 10 brls at $39.l1; $50 brls at $e Bacon
active. sas 800 900 ns shoulders At s1sK9lsxc clear
sides ooXeohc, nl packed. Lard dull prime city ot
Itrcd At ls8lBHc.
MosET-C1ose. Exchange steady at 100 discount and
, 1866-09-22

uCTyALo, September n,
FLocn-Ftrnn. Sales 1851 br1s st <.2s fnr No. !
spring fl0O t197sa l1o6 for e1eeEn State; Western
spring. *i1, ,snai3-so; 4ls % for Nx Western:
GEAIN-WhcAt-SAtea ol.ooo bn 1t 42go for Chicago
spring per sample: t2fo for No: Chicago spring In
rott g aE,tvc Corn aesare5s.len - h.. opening
Of Nc. sti3 s3H and r Osts s-sa;es ago By Ghi.
atslf0at:1sE on trnrk. rye nominal.
kEZt,s-TIniothy &3.s0ta513.
axe.
CANAL FRF,aiI7s-To New Yosk: Wheat 1sc; corn,
lsc cais, 1oc. To Albany and Troy; Wheat 13c
nEc1ifTs-F1onr. 1856 hrls; whcat u sa bu corn
aI.9. hn oAts. 81 .sls hn barleya - hu.
CANAL Exfuh1x-Nhcat,3 3olao bu corn, BAE hu
oats, u (No bu barley, $500 bu.
, 1866-09-22

The Bank Of Upper Canada Suspension.
TORONTO. C. ". September 2l.-1s IL announced
thnt the Bank Of British North Am1sIca will pro.
tcct letters OF credit from English bankers on the
Bank Of Upper Canada. Tie Directors Of tho
Bank Of Upper Canada have not yet decided
what coursc to pursue. but 1t ls thought that tho
institution will 10 wound tip by tho nsslgHcss.
The Hills Of the auep ended bank are selling at
thirty to forty cents discount.
, 1866-09-22

Bosrox, Sept. e1.-Gcorge Il. Kfngsbury has
been appointed Postmaster 10 ptace Of III. Pat
frey. II is also stated that Mr.. Chandler, Assist.
ant United Siates Treasurer here will shortly give
place to Wm. Aspluwall.
The steamer Meteor has been released from,
seizure, an examination having fa1led to show
canac fur her detention.
, 1866-09-22

kinds Of Cooking and Heating Stoves, also an
endless variety Of Coal Vases, Frc Irons, Library
and NnFsery FendeEs: Bower Stands, Baeswhcat
Cnkc Dishes, Channg Dishes, Tea and Coffee Urns
at Dalton 4 Co.'S, Il Lake street Sept - = 1911
, 1866-09-22

AHc StoE1u nj t1&c K1H8I< =
BALTIMORE, September s1.-lt Fained heavy all
shifled to the northeast, and 1t is cold md dis
agreeable. So fur no detention OF any q! the rail-
roads ccnsrcing here have been made by the high
wafer.
Rcunoxp, Va, September e1.-There were very
heavy rains last night and this afternoon, accom-
panied by high wind.
, 1866-09-22

New York STOCK and ioneS alafkefs
. new YoRk, September II.
AoEET-EAEy, with an Abundant supply at $per cent
for cali loans.
SIEEL1sd ExcnAs6E-1ssthcr more steady At 1o6X
@1u7A.
GoIp-Lowcr. opening at 1ask, advancing to Ill
and closing At 1t1S.
GoTKHxxIxT sTockrQutet and without decided
change.
FRE10H1s 70 LIvE1roo1-Dceidcdly lower, With en-
EsEcments Of corn at SR3xd per stcanc1.
, 1866-09-22

We have tried It. No! We Ahould say
many OF our friends have tried Fkcro1tAL BALx
IN consumption, and derived great relief; mum.
say to al sufferers that this preparation il one oi
1bc few that docs not bolIc liz rcputed merits.
Enr eatn lY all Drnrrfkta y144
, 1866-09-22

Arrival Of Canadian Rclnforcements.
ronT Az BAaQUK, September U-1o a., MA
large steamer, bark rtgecd, is passing west. She
Is supposed 10 have British troops on boaEl for
, 1866-09-22
Vessels Passed Detroit.

Especial Despatch to the Chicago Trabunc.l
DkrHotr, September Il.
Cr-DcWo1t Willard, Todd, Comet, Tanner, Mon
tauk, Selkirk.
UoHS-Monltor, Gaze.
frH
, 1866-09-22

TEE TrnF-TnoT7Ea To-nAT-The great race
between " Butter" and 81 Cooley for ayc thous
ned dollarr side, best three In flve, 10 harness,
will come oil Tits afternoon The track Is IN pret-
y good condition, and although. owing p the
aSSsnt a heaT5 az rans: dnS eon:se d !. not not iaS' WI
settlement Of tho main crct Of the day. there viii
be match race for 500. 1n this ....Saboclish."
viii, Ssyona doubt, Be % a. Interesting FACE, @ she
httF7e being pretty well matched Tic trolling
Will commence promptly a. three O'Clock, IN order
TO conclude before dark.
, 1866-09-22

The Philadelphia Murderer Captured.
pu11ApT1rH1A, September el.-Jhe ErenIao
7tltG1ul1H In IN article announces thc asrcst Of
Gptfetb Wil11Ama, tho supposed murderer OF Mn.
Miller, who was so brutaly murdered on Tuesday
morning. He MA srreeted this morning in tho
northwest part Of the city. On searching him q
, 1866-09-22
Nevada United States Scnntorahfn.

SAN FnAxcIsco, September a1.-A despatch
election 6eId Yesterday. on which depends t6e
election OF United staica Senator, resulted for
Charles E. Dclong. Eye, The present SENATOR had
m tfrEpt
, 1866-09-22

For Glassware sud Kerosene Goods
our friends will lind Ut Pope 6lotumt 8, ~ CAtx
etreet, The finest assortment at lowest prices.
They bny and sell cloao. W7a
PAPER H&ngangz ana Window Shades
at greatly reduced prices. F. Z. R1oBr, 50 Ran
do1ph-at. Gh
, 1866-09-22

GEnNAs CAstSo--Thc Illinois STATE Journa! Of
tho su1h Instant reports the nIing in The office OF
the Secretary OF state oil certificate Of orEaniza-
tso.. Of the German Casino" OF Chicago James
larkue1 President.
, 1866-09-22


Especial Despatch to the Chicago Tfibunc.1
MILWAUKEE,, Sept. q.
FIorR-steady; sales 1900 bsls, at elo.s7HGs1lo0
for double extrA spring: f1o.o0 for extra.
Observation-Disclosures; sales at the 3 A. m. Board
5000 bu, at <2b@2G7 for No. l: t1+s6@1S7 for No.
fill for No. 5. Neon EoArd-Gales 5000 bu, $2.t9
2os Tor No. q .ss@1s3 for No. 2; $l.75 for No.
p. III Board-Dull; sales 10000 bu, at g. 2o5 for No.
tlSGA&Is1 for No. Z; t17o for No. 5. Cosn-Firm and
higher; Ra1cs 1000 bu, at 3Gec. nye4c better salcs
1000 bu, at soc.
WOoL-Quict; safes !, 900 ss, at l7Xc for inc.
BC1Tkx-Dpli; Ba1es 10 tubs, attic.
RkcEr1s-2,g ,goobrls -four; S. 900 bu wheat; 1eoo br
nafS
, 1866-09-22

.. ALaAaI, n. T, Sept. Il.
BIZ C1Tnk-Tht market closca wotse thau 1t
opened. TIA weather has been very untAvofablc xnd
the supply ptoTes large Prime extra 6teeEs coz
unue scarce, and these continue IN deuaud ut last
weeks priees. but common Cstte, of which there Is
head choteo extra Ohio, averaging ESQ ns at loc
8. Housley sold IS head mlnois averaging LTD H. 1t
&c; h. s. Roscnthal sold 10 bead Illinois, averaging
loo d. at talD; Geo. Mitchell sold 50 head AyegaEin
1a0lbs, 1t s9 per 100 1os Il. LiYingston, 81 head
averaging 80 1hs, At sxc; IS head, averaging l,9oo
lbs, at S1G.8 Per head and IS head 30 lbs
6Kc L. DaobJ, SC head averaging 100 lbs, at 7xc
J. DogAa & head. averaging 15 lbs. at 7Hc; Herman
ahead. averaging f1oo 1hs, At 7Kc, and S. head
aging LEO lhs al 6Kc: Geo. Dewey, 10 head, aver
aging 1lso lbs, at skc- Total receipts, Sn1 ten OF
twelve hundred Of which remain unso,d.
6nHKs-Afe In fai1 srquc.t ut 697c-the outsids
extra
UoQe-Efru nj 1QIaIlAc.
, 1866-09-22

Postponenent OF tho Ohio State AgrI-
cultural Fair.
DAT5oS. Ohio, sepsembcr a-ln consequsncc
impossible condition Of nearly nll The railroads
leading to Dayton. the Ohio State Board Of Agrt-
culture have ORDERED postponemcnt Of the State
Fair until Tuesday, October 18th.
, 1866-09-22

iorSo MEs's cn1usTAa Assoc1AT1os.-The
Trustees ofthe Association will hold an adjourned
meeting. for The transaction of Important bus
inese- this day at 10 4. N. The meeting will con-
rene at the Office Of W " Boyinston, No. IS
Washington etrret.
, 1866-09-22

MAJOR A. Kov47E, who was wounded scvcrc-
y In tic thigh TT the battle OF Bali Run, and was
we'll known as the commandaut OF the guard at
the Soldiers Rest In this city, has been uoni-
uaiel by the G. a. r. as ono Of the Police JUS
tIccs Of the West Division.
, 1866-09-22

THEFT OF S10.-Hcman GGdecke, German
gentleman from Milwaukee, had three hundred
and fifty dollars, In ten and twenty dollar no1es,
tetday. He bad roommate, whose disappear
ance seems 10 have teen simultaneous with that
Of The money, and thcse ls q reasonable prob
abilltT that the man and the money went together.
, 1866-09-22

Crokby Opera 11ouAc Art AzsociAt1on.-
Orders for Certificates and Engrarings will be cxc-
cuted by the Express ccmpaafcs Purchasing
Agent, A. l. S11xBoN, American Express Office
r1yN
, 1866-09-22

T. RecScs GO, IS e Washington sfrce. 81 ie.y:
10 inform the ladies' Of Chicago and vicinity thai
they have sccurcd the scsyices Of Professor Hayes,
rattmcnt ct ,hcs: establish hu,cut, and having
cct:cd fresh supply Of hntr. &c, now rcadyto
attend to their w:ntt. Nair.D.cesinE, Cutting. lie.
most approved rt,le. They wonld also inform
the r1hile, especially The bald, that they have
several f!ttclass wlc~makers. Those wtehlng
wigs made or repaired, will hnd It 70 thclF ad-
vantage 20 give them a call. Satisfaction guAran-
tced, All orders ton, abroad Will receive prompt
attention. TltS
Go to onr friend N. F. MERRILL for the
len and Table Glassware, c,e., Il and ss Ran
dn1nh Efrcft - n93S
, 1866-09-22

DAT OF AIoSENEST.-It Is customary on this
day, among the Istaelitcs, 10 celebrate the mem.
org Of their deceased relatives and friends. In
this appropriate service At The Zion Temple OF
West Chicago, the name oI ABRAHAM L1ScoLx was
thus introduced, as d martyr OF liberty.
, 1866-09-22

WHERE TO SrISD TIE EvEsISns.-Thc cvcuine
sessions at Bryant L Stratton's Business College
art already organized, and the seats being rap.
idly taken. The handsomely furnished apart
rtnts Of this institution oter pleasant rs well as
profitable place in which young nau Hay dis'
nose Of his surplus timc.
, 1866-09-22

Mia Tcnnc.rcc. the Great Magnetic
Doctteas and cla!fvoyanl, has established an In
above Harrison street, where she nsy bo consult
Cd all matters pertaining, to life aud hcalth.
sta,c. aud give information Of great importance to
the inquirer. Paralszcd persons made to walk In
a few days. Cancers extracted, root aad branch.
knife, OF instrument, or pam. Consumption,
asthma. and all diseases Of tho nervous eysten,
epilepsy; az, rheumatism, ncusalgts, d5spepsss,
Diseases Of the blood. treated with like beneficial
results. Those no, able to call personally, may
address Lock Boz 59sB, Post 0titc, Chicago,
iilfnois. The roor literally dealt With A sarc
Guaranteed In every cas-. xSS
, 1866-09-22

ALLEGED LARCENY. - John Crawford was
brought before Justice MIlllken yea&erday morn
Ing, charged with larceny. No e1amtnAuon Vas
held, and the case wbs continued until next Tues-
day afternoon, bail being required OF Crawford In
the I'M OF $500.
, 1866-09-22

BASE BA11--The grand final game for the first
prize, gold ball and rosewood bat, which, On ac-
count Of bad weather, was mot played for at
Bloomlugtan, will be played at Camp Douglas
this afternoon, commencing ut one o'clock be-
tween tic Excelsior and Atlantic Base Bail Clubs
Of This city. AZ this Is expected 10 be the grand
game OF the ecason, everybody is invited to at
tend.
, 1866-09-22

GEO. 1NrezEr1's Esr4rx.-Thc 9Th day o!
January. 1857, has been set apart as the day for
an adjudication upon the claims against lbc estate
Of TEusseu-
, 1866-09-22

Philadelphia Market.
Pr111Apx1EHA, September Il.
PKrRoLKrs -Dec1lnluK.
FLprt-Ftru and unchanged. .. -. -. 4.
GKAIN-Whc.t steAdy at {1.:311& fer rcd a. .to37s s
for spring, and $zH03.pn for white. Corn nrm ycl
lox dc. Wcatcrn ml1cd &c.
, 1866-09-22

A drauEht Of bright, clear and spark
ling Lager Beer can be hsa a: Jacob Altas@mer
ICON. is sorih clark street, Morstsonss B"lldlng.
They draw Huck's world.rsnownsd wold tsses ~ nees:
ind the Wines they keep Will please lhE p9iasss e
South Clark etfeet. 1o2
, 1866-09-22

1EE1's PEAr-MII1--Wc call attcnt'ca to the
advertisement In another column a. ,his machine
Tor grinding, condensine and moulding peat for
fuel. The suggestion Of possibility Of economy
in 80 important an article as fuct r71l be eagerly
accepted, and The utility Of peat for nanutactnr-
ing and domestic purposes eec1ns to be cstab-
llshed. 1t Is claimed fo7 this machine that with
afwelve-horse power engine II can rnrn out one
hundred tons Of peat in ten hours, and that II Is
Eimple, strong aud eael1y managed.
, 1866-09-22
FROM INDIANAPOLIS.

the station, long and sharp casa kuste Wa
, 1866-09-22

HOARD cr pnucE.-The regular eeml.wcckly
needing OF The Commissioners Of Follcc, Fire and
Health was held al the Central SLtiun building.
yesterday afternoon. TFcscut-The President, r.
3. brown. Commissioners 4. D. Titsworth MD
Fred. 'unl, Police Superintendent, J. Rehm,
Fire Mnrslsn1 T. P. Nauis, and Heath Officer T.
3. Bridges, Tue minntex oi lhc last meeting were
trad by Secretary Hodcton, md approved.
4 communication was received from the Mayor,
asking for the appointment Of additional police
of!ceFx- On motion, referred to tue SupesIntend-
cnt Of Police.
+. II. StfIc presented request for the appolnt-
mcnt Of Samnel B:id.crran as 4 special poitcc-
man. 10 grard tho rear OF his tturc, On account Of
its Icing In nn exposed locality. The request was
The lids ere thea opened which had becn re-
cclycd for building Tie new rs,licc Station on the
North Side, on Huron street, between Clark and
Dearborn. They arc az follows.
For mason work-FeT1y g. killmore, II 600; G.
Pateh. &A,T5: ". 4: FuE6ut, s, i00, O'CounoT &
Farrell, s9.a5. +. +. coartcnuy. $o,A75.
For cnFpcnicr work = Perry + KilltnoEe,
xs,641.b1; ". A. Fa1buE. *7,:Iu; John McEwcn.
$lU,l37 b. 3. Bcga1c, t9.ssA: Fred. s. Steward
S9,425; 4. F. Hughes. f!0,2ss Joseph Mct;ec
Fs,s75; jonathan C1a.k l. Bro, S1n,o6; Allen &
On motion ct Commissioner Titswo:th, the bid.
ofW. A. Fu-hur. fdr mason and car1cnicr work
amounting 10 $l3,H0, were declared to be tht
lowest received, and, on motion Of the .atn.. th.
Board appointed \ special meeting on Monday, q
4 p. NJ, for awarding The contract
Adjourned. ~
, 1866-09-22

Jno. =. yan Zanut, Of Illinois Vols.
rnys: "Tcu soldiers send Tic tncloscd ten dol.
laT. for yous Sugar Coated pills. which send By
suffers charge one dollar a hox. Every soldier
should have them." riIeo e5 cents. Sold every.
where. ]. Il. Heed & Co., Chicago, H., Agents
fnr The Wcst. yl99
, 1866-09-22

Toledo Market.
Totxpo, September u.
GBAix-WheAt opened nr1n and closed dsoopiug !;
sales Of No. Illinois sptnE 1t $1: amber, crop '63,
sta1Nelosinx with hodcrs as&1ng s7.dl tor new AM
f.f Michigan and "a 20 Offered No. sprl1c held NJ
ts9 h!d; Tom Mrmer and 1lxe better sales q No.
mixed 1t &Hc Oxt1 quiet ate4dy. Rye arm, quiet
LAkH FuTsonTs-Dnll; Sc tot oosn oy atean to
, 1866-09-22

CHolnA--Sevcntceu cases Of cholera were rc-
ported yesterday, Of which only four were fatal.
, 1866-09-22

GENITAL PACIFIC KA1LnoAp OF CALIFORNIA
The FIRST MORTGAGE RnNps.-Wc refer our
readers to the Advertisement In another column
announcing the placing upou the market Of the
first mortgage bontls uf 1hc Central Pacific Rail-
road of California. These boz: are tniled to
<7.s6,o 0. The principal and .aI-',.- i payable
In gold Ut New York, the iutr-t .. :hc ratc
Of seven per cent, payable srT :, ':ity. Tho
bends run lor thirty years MI: - = by a
frFt mortgage constituting =. pr. ~ : nil
the property Of the road III C.'t.t. ~ mort.
gage itself amounts 10 about IL. :, y per cent
OH The cost OF the property cot.. = BY 1t. The
road r. now running distance Of teycnly-t three
miles from Sacramento City 10 Alta, and daring
the quarter ending August l., 1SG1, tts earnings
Emounted 10 <a1.,sl5.ft. The bonds are oItecd
at p Ter cent mud accrued Interest In currency.
THIS part of the great I'Acitlc znutc IL destined
TO be one Of the 1nosl profitable lines of railroad
10 ths world; II y cxi'eeSd That The road VIII be
In full ocfninn 10 Tic California State line dur
ing the simmer Of 1871, when It's earnings will be
inctrNted ty thc entire trnde Of Scv1da. and a
lxrgc proportion Of thai Of Utah, Idaho and Mon.
1ana, which 1nnst pass orct itr line. The htxt
mortgage bonds, now offered 10 the public for the
Ant timc. arc among tllc besl secured and mo'i
desirable inscttmsnts. Orders msy be forMartcd
to Mcsars. Fisk j. Ilaich, nAnkcrs, No. Nassau
ssctt. New York, or tilt aNEh tho principal banks
in Ill paris OF the country.
, 1866-09-22

THE SOUTHERN LoyA1lsre.-Thc following rail-
roads have sIenided their intention TO sell tickets
at one and one fifth fare for the round trip, from
all points on thoEe roads to the gathering for the
Monday and Tuesday OF the week alter noxt !:
The Northwestern and al1 its branches, tic Mil
wankee. Illinois Central, Chicago Rock Island,
and Chicago, Alton & st. Louis.
j. r. Roov,
, 1866-09-22

New OrlCRus AfArket.
EKw OEIx1Na, strtcmbnr a.
Cotton hem salcs 2sno baiea low mlad1InE At 5ta
&c. Receipts for tho week, ee43 against 2.03 II.
ports. s-atl: stock. 9t,6oo, GofdJK Other markets
generally unChAnEcd-
, 1866-09-22

LECTURE ON IEELASp.-A lecture will be dc1ir-
livercd this evening, at eight ocloci, in the Cros
By Concert Hall, By Rev. Father Vaughn, who, it
will he remembered, was forced 10 1caye ireland,
sorac time since, in consequence Of his openly cx-
pressed sympathy with tile cnnsc OF Irish liberty.
He will lecture tho efforts ,ae The 1cstruc-
ion Of the national aud physical life Of The Irish
rfnn1e
, 1866-09-22
n I f II

n thit City. Sept. list. of bilious tever. SAMUEL
WILLARD.
The funeral Will take p1aee SUNDAY, Sept I'd At
c.m- from the residence, 70. = soceh FFanknn.st.
Friends inrted to attend w1thppt tufthet notice.
ME. Willard Wa atauueh and reliable man, 4nd
GREATLY esteemed b5 nj ho knew him. Re was tw1ce
elected cos4zhle the Second WEtu On fhA KepubI-
can ticket; he tllei that os1cc It Ga ume of his
deafh.
, 1866-09-22

pAlent. bJ the Kev; y. Hnmphfsy, p. q. sA,4pE1.
aod ss Fa 4, a III Guy
Al the rr4idenco Of T. New ELL Esq. Sept nth, by
Rev. @. S. F. Savage. Mr. VIM. y. GouDRlp9E. Of
E1eiu H., and Nfss CARRIE A.. daughter ot Erastos
Wilcox, Esq.. Of Chicago.
, 1866-09-22
aurtiol1 Sales.
WIN. 4. BUFFERS & CO.,
Auctioneers & Commission Merchants,
PAIlER'S BLDCH,

PALuERS BLOCK,
ps.s ~ d 46 RANDOLPH-ST.
DEGULAR SATURDAYS SALE
hEeE .nd eccoud-haud Fusnltu1r. stoves. Carpets,
F'1n' l'''' &C. ArAucr1oS,
4. in I & Fnf Sa4fR Ss So 81 tsssssss assss
r ARGE AND DESIRABLE STOCK
IL Custom mate Clothing and Furnishing Goods,
AT AUCTION,
t. on i Ss HE'S c. e. @ aasSp'
r AReE STOCK STAPLE. DRY
On sea- At AncT1osS as + s O'Clock At pu,,e
$S5$arE 81 zss5sss5:
1n0 CASES BOOTS AND SHOES,
1NNW6Mite ~ and 6fay Blankets, Wool aass, 1lores.
''0aus''' NILS &C" AT AUCTION,
s:s$s $s$!'ss ss5' Il f7S!a vi 5s Il sss s ~
yio: Auctloneers:
A UCTIOM SALE.-LiQuors, Bar Fix
On MosdTI 5s5i 5SE :iis It 4 ssese at No. 80
North CaIkst: ne entire stock IN .saae Of Retail
hssSs ass ssss9E e. sss ss
GILBERT s. SAMPSON,
On. personal attention eiyeat = ~ 81 Household
RICH AND MEDIUM
FURNITURE, CARPETS, ETC.,,
AT AUCTION.
& Stal1s, "a Fisste!ss: FaSn!tafs = 4,@oss svsY
ineiddiaE @ III Fses. ia 7assesy 1t elegant ~ ''''
CHAMBER AND PAR1oR SUITES,
Finished in the nness manner.
Also, BEussells and Ingram CARPETS, rainunzs, Mir
Ao, 500 Fine Cigars TO bc tol In quantities to suit
GILBERT d SAMPSON,
yA Auctioneeis.
HBERT & SAMPSON, -..----
| " GENERAL ALAUcT1oSEERs.
TRADE SALE OF
8s Crates Crockery, 100 doz. Kerosene
OIL Lamps, &C.,
AT AUCTION.
| On WEDNESDAY,. 1t our BA1tfToonA, ~ and 4 n
TcAiborutt-. large assortment OF nfat quality or
snent oi Toilet Dinner and Tca ware Ill Of the best
| aud choicest styles. Also,
100 doz. Kerosene Oil Lamps,
Porcelain aud M.rble-1oos Hand Lamps. DC, al con.
| pletc With burner. DC.
Also, 80 gross stove rol!sh:
yDs Ancuonscss.
RYJ ]. II. REYNOLDS, -
No, 1877 Dearboru-st.
Auction Sale Of Household Furniture
To-day.
Giota Fn!nlfnin Tahies. Chaifs Lounges, Aattrsse,
egsMHesspo'' gsM:sp e10ee !. N a. hEraoLps, Aucuonox.
r n. REYNOLDS, Auctioneer,
eJs 127 DEARH6RE-sT.
VIII sell 1t public auction. the .fth day Of Sep.
tenbe1. a. No. .158 South Ca1al-.t. Chicago al o
the stotss. Holiow MAss so6sf kettles> Toola and
OF stove and hollow ware patternA In the Nest. sne
Of which already iotEoduced 70 TIC puo!!e
and foF which there IL good trade eaAbl}khtd- for
variety q patterns e1taoKne1 SO naN ssoTeS III
fhs i - Opportunity seidom oneted to aseyo deal:
ers md foundry II WALL Of stock o. tools. 1he
sale Ii pohluve and without EeserEe.
-~,o,. ....,.., Rece,!tr; ;
, 1866-09-22

GILBERT s. SAMPSON,
NJ GENERAL. AUi:T1OEEERS,
/. ~ and 48 'Dc1tbotn-:t
Our personal Attrption given the sale OF Household
Furniture, nt Dwellings or At cur Rooms.
, 1866-09-22

A UCTION SALE.-Liquors, Bar Fix
N lures aud Furniture.
81 E. a. jEssEL, AucttonceT.
On MONDAY, Sept. 23th, at 10 O'Clock, At No. SO
North Clnrkst the entire stock In tFaAe Of Retail
Liquor 8torc consisting OF Liquors. Counters, Tables,
without reserve, yl{6-tp
, 1866-09-22
iowa STATE FAIR.

The Grand National Horse Fair at Kalamazoo,
f on the ID, Sd, 4th aud 5th OF October.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-09-22

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