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The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1866-08-01

THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA-In
Equity--Newberry District ono 9no. s: Blrge an9
L. B. Maffett, admrs. vs. VIM. Bridges ana
others.
The creditors Of the estate of Wiley Bridges,
deceased. are required to render and establlsh,on
oath, their respective demands before the Com
missioner, on or before the first OF september
neXt. SlLAS JOhNoIONE, C.EIN.O .EId1
Cons Office, July l6, 1866. 1tS1
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1866-08-01

THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLlNA-In
Eouity-Newberry District. Aaron D. Bur-
ton. VS.. Amelia Burton, Kay Burton, Admrs.
The creditors of Robert Burton, deceased, are
hereby required to render and establish their
resDective demands, on cath, before the Com
missioner. on or before the first day of Septem-
ber, 1866. STLAS TOMBSTONE, C,E.N.D.
COINS office. July l6. 1885, 7tS7
, 1866-11-04
GENERAL r. l.. E.
Letter from The Chaplal1 OF tho Sescn-
aecnth Illinois Cava1Fy.
WnxAros, Illinois, November 1, 1865,

Nf7hA
1SI ."ne1S' "e'sA4oss II 4o'''
1oitoFs Cnleaeo iHoune:
II is gEaufylnK 70 the Friends 81 General Bes-
cnaGe to learn Of lis nomination Tor II honosable
and !ncs1t!Ec oniee hy To citizens Of Cook
County. Ihs viii doubuess prove seceptahls 70
him, as like many Other honest, ocneyoient sol.
diers. be seltFed nom the army poor. we suow
ofno mao more Eoft1y 81 the commence a9a SUI
nsSs o. i95a! ano snnsuan G1uxeHs: nau pal1otie
Sook VII ao MN out ~ ~ o. Jusuee saoala IL
elett him y lasEe majority. u,..,.
-Four yeats of acure military !lts tests mems
Eha1aesesf, aho ahe nene1M stoo9 re as. well;
" cntcrrd me service es MAJOR 0! ne renowned
Eaghh nos e, cSa an5 :s,,a aasd a 1 ,ss r.
apPoin!ed Colonel q the Seventeenth III;
Eo!s cavalry, which &c eomm.a1t,a on ~ k,1 M "!
The collapse OF tne Fcbellion. Al OF as men
loved and respected bin. we haTe seen men A.
raiEhen oeiorc nlm 10 answer 10: toeis conalcs,
from ~hofe oyes tcsss would run down taeir !lres;
touched BY nis ktnd words. II the Sheriff. will
deal With H. prisoners ~ With Ills soldLcfe. they
Will love, !eat Ahd respect MIN, Aud " NEED taeis
Mayt." VIC nave never known an officer oI rqei
ne Or more gsntlesman3y aeporsment lils !as,
regiment bad but little opportunity 10 make any
marked history, AZ u Nas Sept Es2tteted, cna.inR
, 1866-11-04
COOK COUNTY REPURLICAN H0M1.
NATIONS,
Election, Tuesday, Novembero.

For Corgresp- Norman B. Judd.
Fot Sne1ia-1enEr1l J. l. BeTcT1d9e-
fof M ssais senasot, wv Txen5.aisa Dis.rscs-J. u,
For Representatives,. Etny.nlnth pi,tIst-Gen-
For Rep1essnt,,i,s;:;,; e, si1tloth pt'e's-A- n
oGseR TT Rept<.ea.sa.es. slzty-asat Distr,e,-A F.
''''e''' TowN OFFICERS.
co,,oe.or-u. ~ seqad Mh1ips. iA'''
Heeestor-J. Pnaur.
Town C1e.k7Gqs'arx Ersyslseen.
juetiees Of the peaez.-Calvin D'WolL I. L NIL
Nken. Henry Arnold, ]. 4. Hoislneton and James
constsbles-o. 6: ch!leo.e, c. L. Bogus, A.
OTTO, J. r. 1lcis and B. Hendricks.
wLsf CHICAGO.
Assczeor-T. SheTEold.
Town ClcFk-Mosee Gray.
Supc4,ttoT-1cseph Wilde.
1ueClecs Of The PeAee-A. u. htuitevanL A
kosais. A. Enzcnoaehes. George II. Sits. chsslc.
1hehsrd clstl. Loo,s ne1hst d. RaheI.
Col1ec4or-T1ll1am S. Swau.
Atseseor-A. Mueller.
Town Clrsk-tIcns1 Jahns-
Sup-rsltor-Phflhp Aiel:
Assistant Supcrvlsor-lMlilp Stelnmneller;
Stickncv, Peter l. Haukinson, @. ]. Dresser.
Cont,ables-John Hetttnrer, Henry S:sel, Johr
r, WALK, Marx ponahue. Albert GrctlinE.
WARD eCfERyIsona.
1-Charlee F. Chiikpp &c. ". Eeweomb.
a-Chatlca B. Farweu- 1-E. q. Aiken
3-fseorse r. Gray. ll-oacph T. Roks.
~. G. Gore. f1e-Jatob Ethart.
SKrfst. Cuderyahn. 13-Ebru Woodfnf.
C-Fred. BurEberdt. l4-F. Pa1ker.
Char. Jndl{pg, lj-S. Sn1ck9ord.
s-W, o. ucaeock. 16-1ullus Kuhrt-
ALDERMAN SIXTEENTH WARD.
Cspl1iu Michael O'SnIliyAh.
, 1866-11-04
GET NATURALIZED.

Thnse remains but one more day before the cleo.
tior in which 10 ohtsin naturalization papers, and
there Ne hundreds Of Radical ScAndInaylans,
Enelsfmeu, scosehmen and Canad.aas, who hare
fsken ont their hrst papers. aud have lived more
than fTe Seass in the United States. that hare
neglected 10 apply for thcfs certificates OF fun
citizenship. II llcy wish to vote next Tue,aay
thsy larc no limo !o Lose; Tomorrow. Nen,laS:
onl1 &c - ~ %nsa h 70 nf tt al
No. 1E Randolph street, up s4aiss, two flights,
whrrt they will fcd members Of the committee
who Will direct them how to proceed, and explain
to them what PROC! Is required to secure their hral
papers. Young men who came to the United
States when updcr eighteen years Of age, md
have lived Ave ycars In thls country, and one year
last past In this State can ret naturaliEed without
havtne previously declared their intentions"
IN a. e9x Tn9 S Sos yssT o.
discharge from the service, Ia entitled n hts ccr.
!iaeats Of clstxenshtp. Let all such cali At the
no Coppcrhc4db need apply.
, 1866-11-04
AnTSEMEETS.

TIE Gnoyxn ccxcrrn.-The Grover troupe
e1oeed hcit series O! concerts on FF!ds. evening
or he reason, embracing auch real guns Of masis
a. the GuArtetlt rom Fdciio, the ADJ .idc. the
settesse frous Iecia, the Evening Star + q, Tam.
houkes ard cthc1t. In Gost 1sspeess the concert
ssSoeiouslY bad. The duo Tor two ,enoEs (Hsbel-
nd a9s q ss
,e e sest e I'll. a: 10 .
pS t. ss sanE nsI5
LIST that would hsvr astonsshed even Wagner, In
fp,te Of The coustAnt etors Of the se-
cecded IN resttn1 o5 hesseli bns III dragging
the rest OF also. 20 tha: II WIS onl! miraculous
that The quinse:te. for FFejeriei dia rot appear.
:oeal Effort we evc1 heard, here OF elsewhere, acd
should baye been vigorously hisfed, There ean
Be 70 p.lla.ion f9E u: Miss Lang y utterly T.. L.
qac,tt Tee eass;et,e f;on FideIio. sliaoash not
saag & "a r. sss.s e ssas ssn
hled narc succession Of solos indlfe1enn5 per
formed than IN harmonious whole. Their weCe
Idea Sss es e; '1a 'oS !SH .sofs vhes %
aRs.s n: a lssdsIts e. S.e = h.ea7 T. s
Eaita :. Hermann:, and the "soFclly', by Fred
eE.st. wekli also plsyed tesy essentially. espe-
q Il Mehlrs seltmsde repes.circ. Why viii aoi
the great len-hande1 strike out In so=ae other
cirrctuns
The PHILHARMONIC Co*erEgs.-As We have
before slaied. rcs.rt TO learn that the sale OF
tickets fos the Philharmonic Season progresses
yery slowly. We eau hardly believe tha. the ND
siesl public will allow .nete delightful bone coz
M Mbe she esse unless H. maease
meat a-e supported IN toets eCotts
| to Slre q. good music They taye LEFT no etone
untusned 70 make she!r concerts the csica1 feat
| are Of The coming winter, md tor the opening
| hight hare pseparcd one Of the best ptueEAuma
ever given to an audience. calling n1t our best
home talent and The services Of Camille GsEo. II
this will not Tempt oaE musical people then Good-
bye 10 nue!c, for Of opera VIC shal probably bare
| none, and Of concerts &c eAEnot have bettet tnan
the Philharmonic. We hope. ho~cTes, We ehAil
| he spared the nsortiteatton o. seeing ONT only
| musical soetety abandoned. aud no appeal once
| more 10 The punlc 70 encourage The management
| by liberal subscription for uetets. Rtnemoet
that sincle ticket. ~El not be sold, and thst she
concerts will not commence until the expenses 1T
| guaranteed -
NcT1CKm's TuKATRE-Edwtn Adams h4i
/ closed his secoud week, witch he has Appeared
| 10 the principal characters OF :. Richard Third
| md Hamlet" "The Kohbeys," The ueettie~
and ..The Marble Heart" have also heeR Pre-
NJ. aud Mrs. Barney Wlliams. tha val know
lupertonaio,s Of lHfh and ian1ee l!fs, raas'
thtE appearances this week and Will nndorh:sd1!
| be well received.
, 1866-11-04

The case VA called tulce, and no answer mad.
by The prosecution, md Jadss WolD then stated
That The ca&e has bern postponed lin. and again
III cour, and as they failed or refused 70 appear
10 nsLe good, their accusations. he should dis
We understand thlt Mr.. Richard Edwards vi.
tho pros tccul!ng witness In the esac. &c - well
!.rewu In tis eisy, as we'll as hr cly OF It Lo9ls
~ Tho Publisher Of Directories for both cuea To
1ls u the Cause, hut did not appear to testify. 1t
IL prope. also 10 .tats that Mr Boo:her r1sde the
tailed to nilInsr 10 ID b s.anti4.e bis charges.
, 1866-11-04
SOLDIERS HONE.

The regular monthly meeting Of the Board OF
Managers oI the Soldiers Home was held on Fri-
day afternoon At tho tho Home. The meeting Was
called to order BY 1udge Bsadwe1l, Preaidens Of
The Beard. Ihe sseTes.ry, NJ: n: Q: R.,5man.
adopted. Tho report Of The Superintendent was
receircd and read bJ the Secretary. 1t WIS &s fol
ii tbe date Of my last report, octobss 9Th, there
were pres hi In the Home IS Inmates
Admitted stnce tllAt date.
Number depa!ted. ...-....-.-.....-........2s
bumper rs1pSlteu.--........+. -.
GuMnet oieo- eo-:.',:.----.-.'-..........
ahe numosf man no n diea Ss: Malcolm 1os: co
parr A, Twentieth Michigan Infantry. ue was
afflicted With tumor on Ills neck, which anally
ea1ted h!s death. The men cxps1lod were given
DonatioEs glyen during The month are: Tus-
on Illinois Central Railroad; le,ier paper. &c,
Ms Sn1 se sn e. shth sIG
nom Mr.: walt; forty n1usie: book from loot {
cash Il from Mrs. Jnd.on; ont pair Howe'a
Ecales. jour MAeoux, Superintendent
On motion. The Secretary was authorized to sell
eenas belonging to the Homc, amounting TO
oa motion, al bll1s were ordered 10 be paid BY
4 petition was rcceived from tho iuua,cs 70.
musical instrumeu eats. The cost Of nald inst1u.
mt,,fr Will lsc about sou. The instruments arc
III 9" saa Z
to be placed in the II scasury Of th= Association,
0n mo,iou The petition Wa esantsd. acd
dtevs we're sppoIElen s committee TO solicit lid
10 p1ocute instruments.
o. moilon OF Mr. Foetsr, dneen hundred
E.3osu Of ihc otleerr, and Tho records Of ID
lsrsyman asl ludse Btsdweli were appolntsd i
On rotinp, 1tfa, Fp~tet. Mrs. Sanford and
, 1866-11-04

The following is The Meteorological Record Of
the week ending Saturday, November "a. 1865 -
Sept " J. 9: arEgash, Jr:. o2tic,an, No. 1ls
the shade. The direction ard 1orca Of tho wlnds
are given approximately, With the bazumetrtc ait
tuaes-1he smau letter. being the Initials ofthe
''taln. )" tsnon." " ''notst atmosphere" aud "dfy:'
, 1866-11-04

tars q hs io,.r1 Ticket" h.1s % essn ON On tss ss
en he hs s DS :S III tsa ssod
aiitles. tse hoase Ie,nE esondsd VIII - "a audi d.
g eo e c Mt Ss.n II. as. s.ss
before lhe curtain BY lout applause, and thanked
the va ssde1es n ona for ns
bis heartfelt and sincere thanks ue had pee,,
h hsfo S pow we nssriJ thsee yesfs, daring which .!me
n:s =, 70 h1a!R 1 1s s
pan1, the people and The press. 81 TIC iat.er b.
taid It hsd EtveM them IT. praise and had not for
Pteaseed e nses nin, I'D IL saef f. :ddrs;a. a II f
tmsll ease enclo.tne btaulifm topaz ing. II
cost Sls0- Mr.. Aiten's acceptance 81 ii Wis ex.
prcased In s1stetul thanks He said II waa Tho
two pnLlie. The last one WIS = boquet enclosing
check fos Foo. md to this day he did not kno Y
to whom lie Was Indebted for II. -.,.-
| CTners AND MESAGKR1I.-fAnket Robin sonts
extensive exhibition opens on Monday night IN
the handsoSely arranged md furnished .Anphi-
theatre on snte street A great crowd is pro
| bltloua.
TIE sEA7Mo PAHxs.-1le frost ktus has NJ
ready inumsted the approach os his wantry reign
es aa1a ss o ea g. aRd t.
ace ofs!ream and pond AZ tolld and smooth q.
| ~ n 4
sIs niiIr ~ In fsrf ~. s5et a .na ~
snd are mrtInp the rere.s.vS ea a,;n ~ = ~
thc fcn,r.i Wsthfnc+n,, III .J.h ~
and thc Wsna,h Axcnrn pi%t Iii ,s S ~
1ssi Ice making nirni The anrce.s % - X - ,a.i III
Hamcd h. been euch ihst nnn,h.r T3nt q nj hsinr
hr tnEs,Icied W.T. ~" ~ cax Ls' and WI soon
v.1t.rs ~ n-o+n.ion fro:. ~ nsse INC ma a.
n1ths ~ ~ .I,n ~ W ho ~ o.
=, nnm ,nc str az, 1o 80 ot n.esetsan: Ms ise
~ n1,es. " longer u'no~sae5 a1e 'a'os-
! CifIrrry Foxrrnr-A xnrs1 .nI sc.,rrrnsnt,i
=: c4o.Ny,s nncI. II iianss ~ WIN ~ csen1n.
nexf 9nc he4t r. nrr hn1,c ,sH.,s " ,.. 10y .ns..sd
| n ala A oN@ -N'N o@'e f'S"A1@~1
GXnrAx TuxArrsAt 4hn s,.at Th.,.,a
bcncdt Was riycn. on Wcdne.1.Y nieht- 10 Fran.
ieln Johanus Cjausscu. which rs. vsij attended
and proved 4 comnIete snrre.s' Tbs sndfence.
a. utual. were charmed s1ith fhs correct ana MIN
al prrsontdcatIous Of The ynnne eeire.s. The
Volts Theatrr. on The souih stae h.s sI.o bean
well pa,roptzed. Tie nlsT tuTinc the iast Tees
Wis IThe Youih Of FredericF he 1;res.."
----s
|
, 1866-11-04

i'1a@ s7as Sf :ssia:; :,Sa iss @sasss '''' '''
nesf IN good request i le.alaz pstc-s. Ths stoek
'shsh' compared ~i'a ~ -, szs4; ys:5;
IT., ,r Ct sss. ~ .e'e but at oEes poc
1.n il ,aore .acuve. but At 1ever az.ees, though
kcttetcndernd.
LATER NEW YORK MARKETS.
tspeaA Dnpascn to tho Chicago Trtbune.J
NEW YoKx, Sorembess
bxzAp4ruy7a.
Ffouz-Specalatlve coaAdeaca much broken. Wheat
good No. onesnd 1t s31, without bayers. OAss-
Large Speculative aud shpplnx ozde1s 1t Nc closing
bnoysnt, with soma ahip neuss TO London.
/. FfoFNNnK8-
Pork elosed ~ fn, regular Layd-13c bid TOR rnIl
l!ne' ct prime stean,. tEeet picked hAms-16c tos
Western.
Receipt, s csss. Selling II s2aIc.
oEocEUE&.
co1se dull. Rtn. .a91sc; jara, ssaac. saxar se-
tive fAlf to prime, lla1se. Nolasscs buo,aat,
CtneiuRR1l Market.
Especial Despatch 70 the Chicago tribunal
csc1x1A7z, Sovenne1s.
ELorR-Quiet, but ff1n. Sales so bsls; e1tzA u
$l1so91a-no; family st sla.so2lt.sa-
GKAx-Thtas dnIl, but not lower Aales Of No. l
winter Il $3.50 No. spring 1t a. NO. do 1t n q
Corn declined SC no ssies Oats sn.de e..ier No.
held At ssse. Rye A3sc lower: aalts OF No. at ~
ais. Barley frncr sa1es OF choice Ill xt 31.ss
prime as &1.t5.
Co17ox-1n befter demand. Sales q .n1ddliug II
SC,
WHMZxY-Actfre- Sales OF l. 50 bsfs banded At sic.
Paovu1oxs-Qutet- Old mes pork iearce aales IL
hTis 1t x5:3 new mess pork dull sales s1;so4
7soo. Bacon-houldcrs sold 1t 1skc. eldes ts816Ac.
Clear sdea Ike all packed. IAri irregular a3d IN.
settled sales 11e tes 1t ls9i3Ac and 13Xc- Green
1utata nominal
Hoas-Duu n $7.s5Gs.5.
AoSET-Sttady-
ExcnAseE-Heavy 1t % discount buying and pu q
80 premium 3euluR,
, 1866-11-04
GtrapfD ann Stolen.

CTOLEN-Fom my travelling bag al
- Ga:esAu.E III. or betweca there md fhtx ctfT On
1e 1l1h Int packase CT papsrs, containing
er7t1ncatts Il stock IN F5ss fAuaaal Bark. Deuvcs
snxosts kAaass 53s ~ g Ct ethst aosea; no.ul . q,
Nlnlng CO Colorado, saco oesdes papes1 d Taloe
TO 70 ene sxesot myseif Al oesaans ase esauooed
3E1!r4t huJlnx any such oA9ttt- El1 gre uberA
reward f1f The return to ne h-Ta Ct sud pape1 end
atE % qu4xuant. ]. 3. CHaFFEE. Ad;1In. MtcA
, 1866-11-04

1te supply OF fuel to the poorer, Industrious
and AbortrG classes st III, lo~c;t Wholesale
p,iecs il question which las ling attracted tbs
attention Of uur public spirited and benevolent
el1izccs. About hse years ago few gentlemen h.
San 10 aciiatc he question and the sesalt Of taetr
enterprise tsAocE fonr years Of fAIluro'3 was lbe
formation of . tociety for this purpose, which Is
now In succcsefn1 operation.
The principal officers Of he eoctcty are the de-
pcsIloI1. with whoU any &nonat from twtnty .dre
CENTS to $500 per week may b. deposited
Deposited a. e3sf rrs.ts. Not n,ors saaa sn,M
these restrictions is 10 prevent any one
ss.oe..tion @ aho l. il ! fiia.tlon to BE-
independent Of it. The tocitty is entirely bene-
yoIeut ncpe Of tae Officers, rccciyert> or peescns
connected With It receiving 3ny remuneration 70.
their eersiecs Ard paying al Incidental expenses
ofptnttnc. &c, out of their own poeketa.
; tnc following report Of The Receivers 70. the
ra.t ycar, made al meeting held on Sataru ruay,
Will show thr increasing popularity oI the Asso-
e3Aiion:
Twenty.nine pe1sous hare dc]sosited With ".
sweet; te.si amous F7sso5,; aver
aee to each, Et6 s. Eighteen with Goss 4
Hoag; total amonnt ESd: aterAEe 10 each,
fl0T. Seven with Il. 4. Holmes: total annonns,
$11:; average 10 each, SIS Eleven with y. Aaw-
1ias: to:si ssuns gao: .se1sSs 5s;S*1,,tS to
Mead, total anoans 81; .xerags to e.eh person,
x1sG9. Eight With James ". Will total amount.
$ts6; acreage 10 each, fi3-S3. --
Whole number 0! dcposltors, fea Amount dt.
posted. $t,{so; Average to each, $ta,as, fSatnS'
23l7 fos The preceding yeAr-
, 1866-11-04

rAT1so ron I.r1ruu.-Pai Aonaaan enjoyed
The luxury OF resisting an arrest on Friday night
by attempted strikes and thruets, and tho nearly
complete demolition OF officer r&urs coat. Ar.
rested for drunken and disordcsly conduct at the
corner ofC1se and htnac ssscets. he wsn on III
His vieus Of personal freedom cansed him TO b
fined SO 1t The Police Court Saturday morning,
, 1866-11-04

rAcKAaE SALE Def Goops.-Mcssrs. ". A.
Buffers & Co. will hold their second great fall
s,lc Of dry goods on Thussd day, November sh-
The catalogue will embrace la1gc and desirable
line Of dry goods,
, 1866-11-04
Total number remaining Nov. LIT. -.

Police ArroH1nEx1s.-peteclivo William
Douglas. who has been one Of tho most efficient
members otthe Po.ieo force Tor the past ten ycsrs,
has been promoted to Sergeansey by the Doa.d
meut ana we'll deserved, Sergeant Douglas MI!
a<sumo charge Of she sut-stAtson at the corner o.
Lake and panlina Streets taking the p1aee Of Ser.
grant Gatrig who goes to ihe unlon street Sta.
tIon. The ncaly created zub-statlou II the corner
OF Twelfth and Ha1sted streets will he placed In
cba,ge Q: Sergeant n. A. nsiseociaie OF the Union
e1ftcf esatiQu.
, 1866-11-04

Paper H2nEtnxn and Window Shades
as greatly reduced prices F. E. Nghy, 50 Ran-
, 1866-11-04

TIE DtnIcroHT CAtu.-Sone two or three
y xeels since We copied from & St Louis paper a
rrpc, Of the arrest Of certain parties in that city
In ius,lee 10 these gentlemen VIC copy the follox
Ing from tho ST Louis Daily DtT'o 'e1 Of Tedoes.
day last:
.Some th.cc weete .!nee. J. n Dasls aud two
o;her rtntcmcn, representing Chicago house,
wrre sfrr.ed il thts city upon ehsree Of cbtsiu.
inc money undes false p;eteness. The ea,e =.
tl}ectd wAk that the deteadants hAa ahtala;d ID ol
d,1rc,orIee, which vould ncveE appear. The east
ii The li1,c eeemed rather one OF persons. lealoa :,
!tan desire for justice, snd we nsae no nov 10 O.
| IN such ! nacncr II 10 throw ttseradt upon ~
Davis, Wc publish the conclusion which Occurred
| Ills morning In the eouE. Of Criminal CorEetuoo
, 1866-11-04

WoNN And Cn1nnHa.-Thc regular monthly
meeting Of lht Trustees OF Tho Hospital for
Women and Children Will he held at the llospl:al
No. sls OHIO street, on Monday afternoon at 5
O'Clock. A full attendance is sequeated-
, 1866-11-04
i LADY GARROTED.
Eold Asznult In a Publlc Place, nj
Early Evening.

A R1rrotlnE outrage Was pctpctratcd Right IN The
hesrt Of The my, on Friday evening, at the ca.ly
hour Of seven o'clock. The plrirnf11t Of The
a:zalr arc abont II follows: Mrs.. r. S. Tcnbrook,
whosn dwc1liug Ia Al No. 1s5 Washington street.
hea1th, bnt feeling little better npon Friday
evening and thflEiLE 1t would Be bcneaci1l to her
10 tase I walk In The cool and bsaclns 1tulos-
lived but short distance from hes own residence
She had scarcely Ar1tTrd I. The hon*e when she
discovered Tint the unusuAt excs,ioo WIS making
once. It WAS amer da,E, about scTcn O'Clock, hat
the cir !, rnch an early csenlng honr ths:e was
seeded low nd her resderec ~ withoas M ,honsht
Of t.roid..y. When she had arrived within few
yards Of tho corner Of Washington and Well.
behind, who suddenls esnshi he- Is tic neeE aud
pulling her 10 the sidewalk, ehokel her aud etsuck
her, nsins The cFeeteet violence, md leaving
wrre , Immediately hessd bv otlce. Beehe, who
rau to her nd ana seized the mi.etablc wretch
who hsd assaulted The lady. Tbs fellow a!tenpt-
hintef from he rtrons ee1sp Of lie odsees ii il
stated ,hnt group o! teFefal men Biood sho:t
Distance away, none OF whom volunteered their
assIst1nec, but Mr.. Ieabrook, the fAdJs nsband,
hearipc his wlfe't ecreanas Of distress: hastened
10 the fpot and held the Ea.roang villain while
Otlcer Bcebc adjusted pair Of to his
wrist Ihe prisoner Was then t.ken . 1hs ArmoE,
md locked up for the nicht- Nj, 1enhsook
eteored Ills wite to thelr residence, bnt it vas
| eo1nr hours before she recovered from the severe
s.a III s. sse
Mesed upon hes. The man arrested Is known a;
pat Coufo7d. and l. sslo to be one Of the mos
fest the city. The oh,eet Of his att1ck upon tas
robbery, and be was ssrslsned Il ,he Police coaT
as es,aa 5ssak
aui1ed 10 give ball OF T. 90 Tor bis appearance.
, 1866-11-04

4Axr10a TIE 1AEx.-A few paya aso VT
called the at:cnuon Of the public to The dLgu.t.
Ing practice Of taking the manure from largt
NILE nom the shore, and there dnnaplns Ii Inta
the laAe. It,s reported to u that The practice
EtH1 souhnuea- We're the result. OF this act IN.
nation. The fi.h thus thrown ont Is taken no ~
the wate1s Of the lake md sent hack In di!atna
form into the dty thFoach tte hydant pipes. II
speh hs"s. ste pssa ~ IL ne1 sea
"a
, 1866-11-04

CnAHREEI1Es.-G. s. Whitaker 4 Co., No. &c
sonth Water street, have stock OF very ane cal
Hvated etanberr1es on snlc.
, 1866-11-04

Tor SAIE-0ne pair OF matched car
II rtace ho,xes-p.tcf. &lp11. Que bustnesS narse-
rs7ee rs. TEo top buxgsea q c.osr nes ve75 Cheap.
nan light ott7 bnxy ssa burg haIncss+ Csa b
Ing stAb.e, ISL aud 436 Safest
TOR SALE-A frst~c1ass Eastern top
Buggy. a1moat nev. APPLY t: GO and g. AIehl-
, 1866-11-04

W7ANTED-To Kent-t retail Liquor
w Store. A .totc saItAnie for tbs ltquo. basf
meas wan ted to hire or would buy stsnd With oi
run Of trade. and Pay cash. A1c1eaS Ecou sd
RFtyRB lipU4cs
, 1866-11-04
N 4 b H T f D .

In kev Tork. On Tuesday, October sst, b1 tse Rev.
r s. S:nrrs, Jt. D. D.. HEORGE +. S0fEs. at Lhi.
Gage, and KATHERINE w., daughter Of Joscph K1p-
II ths eisy, Oelobtr s1It At the se.!denee Of the
hriees fstnsf: BY ths Rev: GGlye5. p 2, Nj. JOIN
, 1866-11-04
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The mean height Of the thermometer during the
month Of October WAS 5lo F.
The mean height Of barometer was % s.31 inches.
Rain fell TO The amount OF 3.s39 in ches. Oi
Winds the S. ". was the most prevalent
, 1866-11-04

In this efty, On the ID instant, OF typhoid ferer
HAMILTON WILCOX. Bon Of 4. L. Wilcox, Of Bergen,
n u Age1 n ycAEs. .
Rochester {N, IL pApers perAae copy.
child Of 4. t. ana EAtue S. Squire aEcd Two yeafs
and nine months.
, 1866-11-04
3Sfat EstatF Guante1.

WJAETED - Real Estate Il havc
w {Iaouo to Unrest In desirable improved or un.
Eeh located bwners desiring 70 sell an 1nd
| toner by applying to GEORGE ". H1LL, II Eey-
nnitAs Blocf.
, 1866-11-04

The htnhe9x medical authorities Of
New York md Havana have pronounced Dr.. Ole4
Nostnob Pills i earn pterenure and cure tor
thotefa, dyEentery or dfarrhea- Sold By all drug
eists. Dietkteh, Block 4 Co., Agents, Chicago,
, 1866-11-04
LOCAL MATTERS,

H. HrnInAn, FnAhlouab1e Boot Il shoe
Maker, may be found With Maude1l i Brown, .S1
Clark street. Who have on hand fne as.ortoaent
nt boots and shoes, OF thci. own and the bsat
EAsteTp Io1upfcturc.
, 1866-11-04

THE CARNAGE MAKERS Of this city will give a
totsee on Monday evening In uhlick's nall, the
proceeds TO be applied to the benefit Of Thomas
GiIee1n, member Of the craf1, who lost q Limb
recently by an accident on the r. and F. ". H. 4.
, 1866-11-04

CHICAGO Law lssurC7E.-AB will be seen by q
notice In anotbcr column, the regular annual
meeting OF The Institute for the election Of officers
for tho coming year, will be held 1t the Law Ii.
btsrl on Monday afternoon, It Two O'clock.
, 1866-11-04

STHEKE.-IEc catiuel makers who have bcen in
the employ Of Mck1Fe. Herman 4 Hickey, and
stolx i Woatz arc or 1 sl.ile. 1t Was reported
that they had elruek for higher x1rcs- TIC mcn
desire us 10 eay that the ttrlke Is asalnst re-
I,,r$
, 1866-11-04
Fease1s PAssel Detroit.
Especial pespateh 70 the Chtcaeo Tr.pune.1
DKFKoff. November T.

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L1afrinlcr. crocker. GAsdoer, City Chicago, Wells
DafeJ, NatAd Board Of Trade, Gala Penneld, AsEill
Ge1T1tt Smith. Gertrude. Barb4rt1u. Monitor, SeN
Londcu, Roberts, Cofneis, Pilgrim Empire state Col
den Harvest, E. B. Allen, Waus, saaco sea Bird, IA
1epps. Allen. N. ". Scott, PeEntau. Atmosphere, Tel
e4TAph, Et1E.
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