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, 1866-11-20
SECOND DESPATCH.

Al Atchlaou-The Road and the Conntry-A
Dinner Party Dlsta Of The
Rcnd bS the Government Commissioners.
Especial Despatch to the Chicago Tribone.1
AICHIsoN, KAnH2E, November ".
The party Of exeursionIsts, Directors and atock-
holders OF tho Atchison l. Pixies peaS Railroad
Company which passed through Chicago on Thurs
ing. and 1peut the sabbath herc retJ, pleasantly.
This morning, largely reinforced BY citKcns Of st.
Joaeph, Atchison and surrounding country, tho
party, over four hundred IN number, started out
10 view the road. The three Government Com
n,isstoners who went out 10 Inspect the second
section Of twenty miles, were on board. as also
senaos rones9y h,,hop Saii md the dgnitaries
The road lies through magnificent section Of
country, chiefly rolling prairie, rather sparsely
one nas eet
Depth The road u graded tota dIstarcc oi
sky miles ont about forty-dve Of which has re-
ee,sa she rails II hrss eighteen miles lis. L.
Of one hundred and twenty-five acres In The Kick.
apco Reserve, {1st beyond Il is held TO b worth
bui1i, on ca grades. For the first twenty miles,
the surface is irregular. and there arc many cut.
tlngs aud cnbankmena; Afterwards the country
next diteen miles ny lbe middle Of December, and
to nnssn the remaining forty next rear. a single
telegraph wlrc runs out forty miles west from
The train arrived At tho end about ono o'clock
llstlc exploration, and then luncheon, At which
lhc party was d,sturbed BY a sweeping prairie
nre, which drove them to some distance. shorl
spceehes were made BY General Craig, Of tho Han
nlbsl ST. Joseph l,atlroad {who invited al
Pomcroy; ]. N. Crowell, Mayor OF Atchison
Rey. Nj. Tying; General Curtis, the hero u Pei
Ridge; Judge Woodsou, Of st. Joseph; Governor
Smyth, OF New Hampshire; Rev, Dr.. Webb, 0
Boston; Treasurer Nichols; MI. Butler; Colone
Clnpp, Of Boston; and by Senator Pomeroy, whG
exhibited kome fne native COTTON destined for ,hs
Taris Exhibition.
The following sentiment, offered by Mr. Alien
wat uproarloualy responded to:
ttThe East and the West clasping hands acroe
bIcnd Territory. May the iron bonds which con
meet ihcrn be cnatantee Of friendship 10 futut
generations" .
The party then returned to AtchIson. halting onl'
about halt way 10 call on the old Indian chici
Pctuenauk, with hih two sqnAHs mud half doxe
pxpooscS.
The Commission have accepted the second ae<
ton Of twenty nilcs, reporting 1t In cxeellcu
condition.
, 1866-11-20

The Circuit Cour1-Orthan AsyluE1-1ts
Present candtfen and Wants.
Especial Despatch to tho Chicago Tnbune.l
CA1uo, November -.
The fall eeseton Of The Alexander Circuit Court
commenced to-day The common Law docket con-
tstns clghty-hye casse; ehanee.x nineteen. and the
criminal hey-one. Tbs Christian Commission
building, which vas donated to the Protestant Or
phan Asylum Of this Gig. has been successfully
moved tsoul It's old slte on Fourth streel 10 the
grounds Of 1he ARy3nm Association, on Twenty
hfth street. between Poplar and Sycamore. ihe
building u eqmmodiou. and well adapted 70 the
present requirements of the inat1tut1nn. surely
10 more appropriate disposit,on conld have been
and The Cbristan Commission. in the muaidtent
act, has bat added to that glorious Toxs
which II 70 nohly performed hrougnont
tts organization. This I'D contributed At the time
most needed Is duly appreciated by those engaged
In ,hc rhilant1hoplc work of establishing home
for The homeless IL this part ot the state, and Viii
enable them to Open the institution petm4ncauy
on The d1st of January nc1t- The ground - con
posed Of ve lots, which have been purchased of ae
sc7en huntred and fifty dollars ol TIL. amount Is
unpn!d, but NOT yet due. The cost OF reNosns enIsS
the building was &..O1. the gstalcr part q which
is paid; but II will require m expenditure 81
Twelve or Ef{xen hundred dollars YET to eneiose
The rrounae build cistrtn and prcpaEr the oul,a.
iur for occupation. THIS amount remains 10 oe
rsiscd. Cont11buions to ad II this wosk nay ~ oe
aho areofuccr. Of tic Institution, o. uay 6e pt2cct
In thr hnnde OF lev. II. Geo:s OF Rev. j. = Da,is
Who arc authorized travelling ageata 'osta iasu
fuIk6n,
, 1866-11-20
FROM INDIANAPOLIS,

An Appeal to The Co1ored Men from the Col.
orcd Mems Equal Rights LcnRnc-SH1lonul
Convention &. a. H.-Uuitcd SGntcs Eeyc-
nuc- Prosecut}n9 Attorney - Governor
Morton.
Especial Despatch to the Chicago Tribune.]
INDIANAPOLIS, November Is.
The Executive Board Of the Colored Mems
Equal Rights Lcaguc OF Indiant have isaued .
somewhat lengthy appeal 10 colored mon and
friends Of impartial suffrage In Indians, urging
concentration Of EFFORT, and asking for material
aid. They also suggest that nil become mam.
bers Of the auxiliary State League, Ard endorse
the EufnIng Gd.ttfs a. the only truly radical
newspaper published 1t the capital Of our State.
The appeal concludes a. follows: stIn order to
insure success to our cause, VIC would urge The
coming at once a member Of the Equal Rights
League Of the State OF Indiana, or OF the Impair
the @ s e e su
foS which our Solicitor is agent; and to our own
people especially We would say, Come one, come
and is win The Toieo Of one man demand oqp1i
rights and privileges before the Law with other
men. Let Us but show Willingness 70 help our
to our as.istanee." Published In behalf Of t6a
E1ssuti5e B9s5d 9f the Equal Rights League Of
John G. Bs,tton. President; Moses Brayles,
Secretary; J. 7. MahoEney, Corresponding Sec
Inc NAT10D1l NonVcQtloG QI k0t tI3U1 Army Ql
the Republic meets Tomorrow morning It Norzi-
ron's Opera Hnll. a nunnrt u delesstcs nATc
already arrived. General John n. Palmer Ia ex.
peeled this evening. Edwin Dudley, Esq, oi
Washington, the Temporary Chairman Of the
Soldieres and Sailors Convention At ritsburgh
and now .ssociate editor Of the Great Rfpnoste
arrived this morning. .......
The following arc the monthly assessments o
| United States revenue In this district for ths
xl0,s73.eo; Hancock County, x1s917: Shelby
County, f3s04l johnson County. <6os, 10; Wayn
| County, &13{40; Hendricks County, 4111.9e
| Total, $1t, ,9446l.
| Augustus F. Schurz was This morning aT
pointed Prosecuting Attorney Of the Fonrtceni
Judicial District. u plsee q Levi Farley. VII
Governor Morton has returned from the watel
cure At Richmond, much improved In health.
, 1866-11-20
c0MMnK COUNClt,
Intramural 1utermen;s-TheM Mi11imau
Tract-A Further Appropriation
Suggestions In Relation To
Street Improycm' nts-Thc
Fox & Howard Contract.

Aoe sssuMs meet'n8 OF inc common Council
Ms5os In sse cn.ir, .nd Ald,lmeD hRaS.; En,s,a he
becker, Carter. D,Wpf W7cFr- e..
M,p'n, ne c'lsins, a1ss;h. hsHp rnnuesn Hatch Val
s w9f1 Mcoff; sSnols5. hAnersy, 1aleost, Wood
6a, = 5ta!! :, n1ssS!i, Ackhou 0Astdcl14
.cn CisrE n;snT1ts soa' 1aSoi, enaekford4 LAW
son' e'a1<' oeu!nsao: .. a
,,:a AID &C. Clark pre:sn.ed communities
stfeet 10 Tveniv.a, c,n mP'o'eMsns o, coi Or state
Polk to the Archer ro.a fep ts -csI.f 81 ~ tson
ot e. aas1:o, Pelk md Taylor
for ihr rrif, ofCen Rnsa, sta - "ea1Ao suee ha
Thc pspes .es. foith pn tei ,s.et! s.cSI III ,h
on e w. Rne1 is now doae
less ihe Streets mentioned aboss are aSa a
.n s.1l! ~: holh WABASH s1enpe md fan ba.en
newed. A ~ WI" "a' aao o4'c 10 DC 'e'
Tho policy which has heretofore obtained, of
improving one or two streets and letting others
Them, are nearly or qu,te 4ora as ous
should l.c chanrrd. The ts1yei should "a NM
equaiy distributed among he various street., , and
shonId be more eunaIiy borne.
ru11naH ws~
Ala woo1nnd yrexenfcd .u r,agn.rrn .,4h,.
f,i~ ihe Hnyar ana CdnntroiI.r o hne1ox xin III
io7 ihe rnspoee of completing he work fos s' ibo
EycS,upp.s ~ rio iots ..,er
Hen1nsige =. n,3cs a4 M io1.. kit6S
Wages, removing sonestones nd insiicin- 1e
Grading and soddine :.'.... ,ot:. ... ,sis sis
'NN m., '~4'' '''''''''''''''''''''': y: =:
TIE ordinance vs. passed
dents On VARIOUS streets or which Sidewalks have
been ordered. In each case the petitioners were
permitted TO withdraw their paper. n.u
| Clerk a.kinE that hereafter ali ordinances be
, 1866-11-20
FROM ST. LOUIS.

xxrursiou Pnr,J-CoutcstInR the kleett.n
breach Of Prontsc sc-ArreasinE lie
hrr1r-Deeerttres sCutwitted-Trxns Cattle
for Chicago ttafket-
Especial Despatch to the Chicago Tribune.]
ST. Louzs, November II.
A PARTY OF railroad capitalists, who Remained
on The plains after The Fort Riley exrnrAionlsh
returned, proceeded on IN cxcurr!on to lrou
Mountain to-day. accompanied by bon. Heusy
Blow. i1ou Nr. Walter. Of the London 7iDa<t, aad
nthc.1, They returned this evening"
Ex-Governor King formerly Congressman,
was ,hc Conservative candfdate for the Leetsla-
lure In Ray County, aud wss defeated. he pro-
,oscs to contest the election.
In the c,rcuit Court Miss EltE, Pcsccn COM
ucpccd sult for breach Of promise. the defend
int being B. B. Haaesma. ESQ.,. Consm OF The
Netherlands Tho plaintiff Il the young lady Who
rads her way into the church and broke up The
wrIdinr ceremony under protest. nv cay Con-
mi WEs lstcly married tn private ~ Justice.
two Cincinnati detectives yesterday attempted
IA nTrrrt \ Hebrew from Cluc.unstl, charged with
,uf,eir;turc Of bail bond The detectives eiAtmed
~ have q rcquts!tion from Governor Coz, but
rhreS To- <5iU 10 let tho accused depart snbse.
1urril. The Hebrews friends thought them*clves
rwfn6icd, found the detccuEe. and made lhcfa
ts1.o,r ~ ibe $50 on pretence Of srErende.tnG the
pr.soEer. Thls aecosc1tlsed the aeeusst walked
, 1866-11-20
FROM MADISON.

Election Returus- aaalnst the Con-
s.ttuktounl Convention ahuut 12,0U0 -
BrevCt Cou3mtsslons-S Senator Doollette
on n Tour Through the Souih.
Especial Despasch TO the Chicago Tribunc.lf
MADISON, Wis, November 10.
Official returns hon torty counties IN this State
give about o,o0a majority against tho constttu-
lional Convention. which will probably be swcl!ed
to 1900. Tho Official majority for Paine. Union,
In The Firet District is A,ssss, and for Eldrdsc,
Democrat in the Fourth District a,saa.
Governor FAlrchIId has issned = commisalou "a
Ftrxt Lieutenant, to date from September II, 1852,
to Sergeant Frank Fletcher, Company A, Sixth
Wisconsin volrntecrs, for conspicuous sal11ntry
At Antiqiam, Nd; chancelio1sIilc, Va. Geays.
bu1eh. Ia; Wilderness. Gold Ha1bos. Weldon
Railroad and Five Forks, "a. 4 breret commits.
sion as Colonel has bean received st the AdjutAnt
Gcnesars ofaee, from the Var Department. ~
coIosed troops, formerly Second Lieutenant o.
The Union states that Senator Doollttle |.
making tonr OF oheetvatiou through the South
, 1866-11-20
A DISTRESSING OCCUHR ENCB.
A Woman Found Dead at Bridgeport
susp1c1ons OF Foul.plny.

Nwaa reported at the cororcrs utnec yesterday
uosntEc, that wousn had btcu foNnI dead ne1f
Fox & Hownrd's machine shop in Bridgeport.
So far q. has been nscertained, the wouau had
been recently employed d cook II Mrs. Bnl.
gers, huute iocatrd n. ar tho locks 1t Bridge
port. and lad lost the situauon in consequence Of
!. ..ntcmperate habits. Being turned oct Of door
evening, the rateled sa,oon 10 tlr vicinity. KEEP.
Ly Nit. Aahoney. II is stated That she was
dressed very realty, anc rave cscsy outward tnai-
eaticn ot being a rcsneetable woman: Hc1 man, .
ner ind Gated Comfortable distress Of MUD. and
when questioned :, Cardtne where shc c.nc from
ard what she wanted, her answers were 50
vngpc and unsatisfactory that che nas
.wo honre, wh,eh "a psrsumed TO have been oecn-
med in wandering idly abont In the rain. the wo-
man again presented herself n the same saloon
9,d ossse hs% to Ps,% hs. 10 .ay az sI;sn, Tn
| Husband k.,n]d not permit It, and shc VAS again
turned Into the disnsal street AGsin TIC
NJ = ltsn hour Of The night SONS nnknoxa man
raped at the window Of thc Gwellin. o! NJ.
Brown. on Archer road, and Informed the Inmates
ZION, alter saying which be Immediately ,s,arted
away and was no more sceu, shoH distance
FROM, from the ,,,s Aoer To, found % .ne poo, pess
Vice rease shelter 4 aasss s.oon
leaning foElotnly against the side OF ther ho1ac.
Il Is essed that she wss in state Of nudity, hcl
sna .r nS9y Sooa h be.
.eemed unable 10 speak, an1 upon being coa
vcyed into the house abe shortly expI:ed Without
being able to eiyes word Of explana,ion regard
dau or ruflans wlo had been e1ilty Of erloae1
| which caused her death. An inquest ~tli pEob1nl
esse md, ii i hoped, lead 10 Tic Identity Of th'
| Woman.
, 1866-11-20
SECOND DESPATCH.
sale of tho Herald EstnbItshmcnt-Kuu1or
aud SpccukmtSous.

sale OF tho Herald Estnbltshmcnr-Ruuors
and Spcculntious.
Especial Despatch 10 The Chicago Tribune.1
Ixp1AAAPoI1s, November 10.
The Htraid Is to be sold. either at public or pr1-
vaie sale, tomorrow. Its appraised value Is
ihirty-4tx thousand dotlass, and by the tefns Of
the Assignment II mnst hrin. two.thlrds that sum-
It was reported yesterday that 1aic Davelln. Of
Cambridge City, had bought II, and waa going 10
run It In tho Coppc.hcad Interest, but the trade
say that company, Of Radical Re-
pnblicans arc negotiating Tor " pur-
named IL belrg in the ring. with J. II. Telio1i,
the old proprietor OF the Journal. and csaers. Il
thsy en5 Il she object T. 81 to ma5e shike E t. Ee
candidate for Senator s1sinst Goycsnor Morton
1t IL reroTtccss. inat seventeen thousand Of sht
twenty -four hare already been subscribed. ottt
Il In The city, figuring over the matter. at al
events.
, 1866-11-20
Cincinnati Market.

Especial ptspaNh % Eue 1ulc1e0 Ift1ns-]
CEcEHATI, November ~.
F1orR-pnll. Salts OF superhne It s1gM3lo.Es e.
ira At sil-3o3l-sa. and fsuDiiJ II tlsM3i5,N-
0RAr-WheAt dull No. spring offered It S7;o;
No. do $3als, No. winter nominal At tl:9o22e.
Corn active. Nxed sheIled ttm 1t sc; new ear, 500
81 Oav In GOOD demand. Sales Of 500 bu No. At
4.e.7xc. Rye Quie but sttsdy. Sales Of Eo.1 At :.
ate. Barley steady, salea Of prime spring 1t $l'A
4lIso, fal At st.7o. ..
Co1rox-Firu. Sales Of rniddllnE II SIC.
Wanx14-stcAdy. Sales OF bonded 1t ssc-
PEoxu1uSs-Qulct. Aess pork offered at snsA3
27co spot 80 brlB sold. ali January to o. Bacon
nr ssles Of Shoulder At Ike ceaE sides At
hacked, No bulk meats oneztd. Greca useah A9Kc
lover Eales Of shoulders II 6Ac; aides 1t ate hams
=, 1okc Lard oil. Eaies Of 10 uerces prime kettle At
Ike; 100 tierces prtrue team At Ike
noas-zc lower. sa1es light so-eH medium and hcar7
at sssass,'s; Ercse, soos net receipts. l'm@
AoSK1-C1ose; exchange active It SC discount Aod
, 1866-11-20
Cards Patent Brick Machine.

Gafd,s Patent Brick machtnes
Cards Patcnt Brick Machine, invented by Mr..
E. Il. Gard, OF this city, has been highly SUCCESS
ful, and its manufac,1e at s. Jefferson street has
already increased to very extensive busluets.
Thirty 10 forty hands have been md arc constants
ly cmploYed in making the machines, but HI.
Gard has b<en compelled by the great demand for
them procure their nanutaeturei In other machine
shops OF Chicago. He has not only
mauulactnrcd the machine, bnt has made several
millions Of brick ios the chicaEso market during
deal workings OF biz invention and been enabled
10 cure al defects and bring it 10 high state Of
excellence AID perfection. Qns Of theae machines
M Gard sells territorial patent right, and nits
orders for The rnaehtnee from his manufsetorJ IL
\ this city. Those intending 10 avail themselves Q!
send in their oslcrt at once, as The demand out
e1ips the capncity to Manufacture. Our reader.
various poinls thss recommend It, advertised i.
| nnr nsnfr nj this untuinC.
, 1866-11-20

Milwaukee Market.
Especial Despatch ', the chicago Tsibune.1
NILwArux. November Is.
FrorK-s21oc lnwer a11es OF 800 htis. n si0-aA
70, double extras, md q. ESs.io 1nr good extras
0nAry-Wheat aasc lower; sales at the .. N.
Board lsoo b. It f2ee for No. 1. and tfss for No.
Noon Board-ssles Of !. 900 bu At s71!216 tor no.
s1saa1 .B 70. No. =, and "a for No. J. oAu
weak and lower At 4sc for No. l. ano &c to1 Se't
L1rr Hoos-steady and aetaTc At &s-sa.
Fxx1QHTF-4tc 10 OkweEo. -..-.
Rscxr1b-F5our, LOCO orls ! wheat 5000 hn.
E41Fx1sHs-Flour, s,oeelb,ls wheat, 179,Qaa eu'
, 1866-11-20

81. The detectives rearrested End took the He-
hleF TO the ca1aboose, but falling 10 produce a
Captain Harr1 BralAakt. o Ito Andrew j otnson.
Wa this morning hhrd. In the Heeordet'4 Coun,
Sl0o, for h.5nglne to th!s city, some Inns alncc.
age.
drove q sese',l hundred Texas cattle crossed
7uurt for Chlcago market. They we're rtprr.
rented 10 he In 1ne condition. Several oih:r
droyes were behind. on ihez way to The SANE ac.-
unatiou.
ST. Lor1a. November &c. II. Brausconb ha.
hetn declared elected to tho Legislature, over r,
T. h!ats, The vote cast after snndoun being Dc,
1hlt decision also e'ectr s. u. RIdsieY, Rsdicaj.
to the Stats Senate, and Increases General Pile
nsn}ntttJ. Bsanaeonb End kiacIey have received
, 1866-11-20
BARNUM ENDORSES TIE MU-
= SEUM-

Editors ofthe Trbune:
Having now spent more than month in travel
ling through Illinois, 1owa and Indiana, confess
have been surprised and delighted TO witness
the almost incredible advance which the "Grent
West" has made since was here fifteen yeara
sgo. OftAe progress Of your own city it il In
possible 10 speak In too 1altcsing terms. But
write this chiefly to Say that as q mnscum pro
ptictor for the last tweutJ-dvo ycatf, naturally
takc an interest In such Institutions,
mud most unhesltatingly aver that the museum
In Chicago, owned and conducted by my old
and esteemed friend Colonel ]. u. Wood, !: de-
cidcdjy The neatcst and best conducted establish
nent Of the kind have ever seen. Such . studied
eEo1, to please The public, and 70 exclude every
nued citizens. Il worthy Of al praise Ihe d,a. d
Of WallaEk's Theatre, in New York, and al the
accessories Of the mtssum are cortsspondi3EIlyy
in The NoIlhwest, the people arc enthusiastic IN
Colocel Wood's praise. md surely chs1go e s has
we'll conducted Institution u "Colonel Woods
Museum" Truly yours,
, 1866-11-20
SUNDAY SCHOOL UNION.
First annual meetluE-EsectfOn Of
Observation-Disclosures and Proposed
Plan OF Operations

The asst annual meeting Of tho Chicago Meth
Episcopal Church. uon. Grant Goodrich Va.
ests,sa estsp1 ~paAn' ana ""' s. 'sost' '''' eee-
'eT1s. , ~.
ne exercises were opened oy Singing, lea oy
hy REX. n. CrcKs.
The chairman at,trd tha. this WAS IN adtourned
-. H. ,5s 1900
oi the committee On tanning constitution
coHs11fC1Ioa ApoF5En.
lne CONSERVATION ~as tnen rSaas Pso'analIg tos
ne oiganut0n " Le , sotaeH ~ H. iot n,.v ~ Ivy
ts5lIsh Mission MI sehoo!s nd gs!haF children tnto
tncm 70 p.otaae eaSnH so' ~ .;ts,, sts,iS
end odults 70 sra9!e anctu 10 IA to ba1a
Schools ana nthef felleious e3e!clsGs, ana y Eo!o
rEope7tJ Tor the purposes q INC society," aoo a1tes
slsht anendmeas Il wae !, saoP1en. 7s
The election e officers then took place with the
io4oSiinE sseHn IL. ,oh, U r.rv.n.
Fiee ftsaessssW sSe0 Nos. Geo. F. Foster,
Eeo,aang sxsrtiaryIU; Il; liS4I Io11oe Rav.,
[rta.ar'IHon; G3ant aoqaf'e4; h,,.hco,t II
ctf1s = sste Il ssSs! from qeee. aee,5.sst
chutch-H. r pasa,, na @,s H. T. X Mtdc G1ce
Hs1,1eS eS1rh-S' r scranton. Mrs. o. i. fitany;
CenfGnaaT5 Uan5nns1 3;e,E1 H3ts. Mis- j. cu1Tet
n.,tt. Ehn chI Haywnrc Mr.. + N. Eddy
J,iarsnersNS 1t{ehsrdn Mrs Cole: Park
rannna II IA x7a.s. Mira. T. Uaii Wtelcy
chspel-li. Martin, Mls s. Gilsnorc.
NIX S.drMt;eorpc 3. Danhsu,. william Parker;
South ssde-J. wilson, $. a. Keau; West Side
= Onanotiou liz herman ard Scandinavian Aesh.
: odist churches were inyited to cooperate Will
4 this Union In their work
The executive committee were inst1ucse 70 pro-
cure the printing or the constitution. Ihe oy an
. | was nung, beginning "O fof thousand tonS9ea
IL ! to ring" -.-.,----
q, ADDRESSES AND spHsc91fI1oks: xur
&c An address was then madu o. NcS. y. y. II.
1e tany, ~ u, referring 70 tns sriHtna1 ncstaHta ~
Ard wickednets cS mdnhnnes IN tnls Gts1. auo ~
:. . reed 70! thtif eyansehzaucn. He aalo laat sne
- Meihcdls8 dla Iot n1an 70 lntes1cte WIN ~
~ other denomtnation. but thefc WEE neeo saouEt
y for Ill, and they now bad ~ orEanMed fnetnoo
which the energies Of the chnfcn cooiq nc eoaeen.
=, t1Aicd on the wo.E Of making the "adow,s near
y glad, and minlsterine TO Inc poor anu reeo5
=. | through tho CITY.
is Rev. DR.. H.thed waa the ue1t speaker. He saie
1t was rensrishlc fset that The citles we're oos.
). growing the country. 4 large part o. the none:
O made tn the city was made by pauleting 70 ths
~ debatcd appetitts Of men tho anonnt Of sin ant
at stce In the large cities teaFfn aud the nee
~ fol reform was very great. The Gospel rery sci
III dom reaches The uebased aud degraded. The
d .nutt fraf be reached and raised up, aui
H. | therr txas yeTy little hope for the coun
nj nv n t11a Great work OF the eyaI
~ | rs1sv~fFnp nf thn ~ nAse4 vas mt unhartakpr
~ s1e .pt,t. ~ ~ ~. nsoaaJ ,es fhe sSnsws
~ ~ aoe niet s,s ~. t1n.i1io, - wo,ir Ths "1c.
~ ~ .; aun stt .u1 nst h.ra nnneT IN set n
, 1866-11-20

A CnAxek.-Mr. Charles Edwards, who for tho
pasttwo ycars has ben one of the .'fanllas
faces" at the Museum, resigned, yesterday. bis
position special Officer OF that popular rc.ost to
accept smother appoint7ucnt OF d similar kind in
faithful aud vict}ant guardian Of Colonel Wood's
inteEcsts, and has been much respected and liked
by all The frcguenters d the Museum. Whoever
eccutes his services n1aT concIatulAit himself On
having an efficient Trustworthy and experienced
pf1ccr
, 1866-11-20
New Tert Weekly Bank 81
New YORK DRY Goods Market

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Thrrc Il ecrNderab!e lfytsulaI1ty OF feeling and
opip.ot In The dry goods uArEtt The absence Of buy
rs n. le toohanS hoa.es lndcases tu.ta Z asslSs M
in kccck Y hlle khe Contrary the AEtutS AtHp &as
stezalne.s a the cotton Ena1krt naofe hope3A an
There hnt little teckdod change in pstei from sal
nruay, Al.aou. PRESENT Quotations are noE1lnAl.
I'D pr.ces tend cownw1rd. should there h. feAo;
den IN cotton and Sod d1T Good. voula quickly tsel
a,9s! E.os. Las, prise of S9fasnes, e.
SAtu.1AJ Afternoon br both 1+tnts and }ot5Frl Iho
business howcTeT, not Clnch tne1eAeed Print to5he
are rru thie morning, with ka1es nj 11c fot 81 By ~
Goth Brown and hlcached donetucs are noutaAfy
r3we1. Tae heavy decline Last week 1Aed In bat utta
, 1866-11-20

Pecto.n nj Balm La. become n house
hold word tu eFcrJ family. In tho treatment Of
Group. Ctuchs and lafucu1s, II Is superior 10 any
prcp1ra,1cs. that has heen discovered. Fos ahle
hy Ill druggists. BUNruAHs l. Wax ScnAAk,
Wholesale Druggists, No. II LAKE, street, Whole
-AA1A tretltk
, 1866-11-20

Vessels PnAsci Detroit.
[Epeclu Despatch TO the Chicago Tribunal
DxrKoyF, November y.
CrGosh2wk, WAll, Comn1etcc, lnaian1-
Down-hampion, RAceS.
WND-soushYeat
, 1866-11-20

r.oluudss mnElc fBil1ous FoWdcEH--
Thea nowdr.s arc q sure cure for Liver Com
r,sInt, and al Billions dera1gemass. The, never s
lail. Car BE- obtained at all drug stotes, o. oy
Haven, M Conn. Fuller, Finch s Fuller. Chicago,
npa, - rcrfk
, 1866-11-20

NOT D1xAoD r1 1ux F1nx.--The stock oi
foods manufactured hs Tbhale, Shirk T. White
head. and stored In ther ealcs1oous, sss Lake aud
s5t South Water etreeL were not materially
damaged br the lstt Ert. They are shipping to
to their customers n usual.
, 1866-11-20
Toledo Market.
TOLEDO, November

F1oCn-DHll.
GEAta-Wheat-Winter = shade lnwer sales OF No.
rcd Wabash at &.81 Amber Michigan 1t tt;9 No /
Spring at &9l:&7.l8 Corn 4xc lover. opening At SIC
and closing dull 1t &Kc for No. mixed. 6AM lc
loWeT, At &C.
LAKE FI11ou1s- &c Il offered for cora to Budalo By
steam. ~
RxcEn1s-Foy the past week ,ooo brs oout, ssnbo
barley, 400 bu rye - -
sulrs ExIssl.oa bsls nous 100 bu wheat II, 90
hp cats, 6,roe bu rye.
, 1866-11-20

Mss ANA DycKI4sox arrives in this city this
morning, std will be the guest OF Nj. William &.
Dccertt. She will lecture at the Opern Honse In
the evening en- ~ II he Ecjectcd Stoue.~
, 1866-11-20

Fprxcn Axp GErxAS 1kssoxs.-By referring
II th. advertising columns Il Will be eeeu that Mr.
F.nlt.ter has resumed his instruction in the
FnteA acd Gc5man languages at 131 CLARK, nea.
Madison street md that he Is also prepared 10
Gesi!cN.
, 1866-11-20

We p3eaEe our reputation for the fnIs
tiIlnelt e phat We herr declare. In almost every
and exhaustion, relief viii he found IN ttsecn OF
twentr minutes after SfB. WtSstnv's SoornIks
Srnrr has tcrn administered. Cusc. d5.'nsetS
aad diat.hon ind wind collie Sutc 10 regulate
the bowels, Price Is cents a bottle.