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RevicwJ.
and peace

JomS PLou0HM,S's TALK; or Plain Advice for
Plain People. BY c. II. Spurgcon. New
York : Sheldon & Co.
y man may win notoricty by happy ac-
cident; lie cannot win and keep distinction
without having something better in his gifts
than the caprcious bounty Of Fortune. or
this truth Spurgeon affords an illustration; !;
that lie is an English celebrity is due to his
having Il good deal of brain, good deal of
ZEAL and a good deal OF industry. He would
make stir anywhere. A strong man never
resting prevents stagnation IN community.
Besides, he has the gifts OF q popular lead
cr-heartiness, humor, courage All these
qualities John PlOughman's Talk reveals.
1t might be named Surgeons opinions about
people whom he and nll OF US have met.
1t is book OF friendly chat and jovial ban
ter and aphoristic wisdom-funny, homely,
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES to read and prollta-
BILE to ponder. While upon this subject We
may be allowed, in justice TO Mr.. Spurgeon
to say that John Ploughmans Talk is not n
specimen OF the authors pulpit perform
ances, as a sensational story recently pub
lished would seem TO Indicate. Mr. Spur
geon is not accustomed to ring bells or slide
down banisters, as part of his public
minstrations, hut breaches to as orderly
ana serious Il congregation us can be found
i'll England. Oftentimes homely in illustr:l-
tion he is uniformly earnest In the sacred
desk This volume will serve TO show what
lie could do if he should undertake TO excite
the risibles Of IL public audience.
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watch over and protect the interests of his
employers in hundred ways, and this he will
not dot is not easonablc to expect it-un-
less saving or benefit to the employer is Il
saving Or II benefit to him. Tue employer
understands this argument, and, therefore,
when cooperation for production takes the
shape Of an industrial partnership, it is tolc-
rably certain TO succeed.
In England, the industrial partnership has
been tried. The experiment has been male
i'll various branches of industry, under va
rio,ls conditions but all maintaining the cs-
scntial principle of giving the artisan di-
rect interest in the results OF his labor, and
furnishing him with fresh inducement TO
make them productive. In some cases the
movement was made by the employers; in
| others il originated with the Employed; but
| in nll, the experiment has proved satisfnc-
tory enough to justify its indefinite extcn.
| sion.
Industrial partnerships will satisfy the I'M
patient energies Of the workmcn of to-day
They rise steadily in the social scale ant
will not aud shall not sink TO the level OF {
mere machine. They claim the privilege o
following their handiwork beyond the gate:
of the factory and Of becoming identified
with its progress. They claim that they ant
their employers nre one, and ask that the,
be given an association as inscparablc a.
their interests. This will not he deniet
them, and as years roll by capital, the or
ganizcr and labor, the producer, may wall
side by side in the smiling ways OF industr.
and peace.
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Ganrp Goods, &,r.


A
once said If We dMg>kncw where the resident
citizens made their purchases there we should get
well served. To such We offer
DIRECTORY.
The ladies who desire the latest styles of fash
ionahlc Head Dressing, Curls, Chgnons OF
Eraids, Go to II. & 4. ASHTON.
The gentlemen who desire 10 be prcsent;lble In
A,lonis attire, for Wigs,
Go 10 NJ & 4. ASHTON.
All who desire the bcs. German Colognes,
Go to NJ. & a. ASHTON.
For Dadcm or Coronal Combs, all
Go to N. & y. ASHTON.
Those WHO require the hes, Extracts,
Go to NJ. & ~. ASHTON.
Every one who desires good Hair Brushes or
Combs, Go to N. e y. ASHTON.
oi necessity all who require good Tooth
Erush, Go to NJ. ( a. ASHTON.
For genuine Tale dc Vents, MI must
Go TO II. & a. ASHTON.
For Hair Dyes and RegencratOrs, nearly nj,
Go 10 VI. * y. ASHTON.
In fact, all who require genuine goods from the
following houses:
Ss I%1in|s 'yS'S'''q"S' aaEi,issin's, !!9i:nSs
COw,iray's, siGosnclIs,
Piycr, GiI.owc & Sons LE
Gueriain, : Yardlcy,
Henry & Demarson, ROwianlis & Sons, =
iGowlann >
AS also, ycns Goods In their line from every
reputable manufacturer in tho States,
Go to NJ. & a. ASHTON,
No. $40 King street.
nOv1 Five doors from Market street.
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Ean0 for Sale.

10 N00 ACRES IN WILLIAMS
lO.UOO BURG COuNTY-1oO acres Of
Wlcll are cleared and 30 acrcs now under cu,i.
heavily timbcred with pine, oak, cypress ana
hickory, nnd contains a dwelling and Ou,bnii,l.
ihgs, with nitcen cabins for labOrers: also one
goou mil site. Average production OF the land
ten To !licen bushels Of corn and fifteen to twcl-
ty-iivt bushels Of rcc to the acre, without fcr,.i.
ZcrS. The region nbOunds I'm mar. ,lcpus!ts
Georgetown Is tho nearest market tic place heinz
lour miles from Black Mingo Creek nnd twenty
i've miles from Georgetown Creek, which Is nay!-
gable III all seasons.
Price of the tract $4,000; one half cash, the
balance ni, IN one and two years, secured by bond
will bc sold III moderate advance on this mi te.
Part les desiring to inspect tile tract can do SO by
leaving the Northeastern Railroad at Kin.s,ree,
AMI inqnlrlng the way 10 my place, twenty-ilree
miles distant. The tract lies within one mile OF
the projected Georgetown Railroad. Address
JAS. r. CARNAWAf, SUI ylvor OF Perkins & Car
mway, Georgetown Postoflicc, S. G.
scpt20 mwf2nos* DIC
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600 ACRES.-TO CAPITALISTS =

900 ACRES.-TO CAPITALISTS =
OOO ~ private sale or for lease fine
part OF the estate Of The late Colonel Keitt con.
sistng OF about coo acres $50 OF 1t cleared 1t Is
watered by Lyon's Greek, large ana never-fail-
cotton, corn, wheat, root crops and clover Gil
mate healthy all tho year. Splendid range for
cattle; the neighborhood attractye-the adioin.
lag plantations owned by gentlemen who reside
there and secure good order. The buildings were
Durned,b but lumber mills being near, they could be
with Louisville. South Carolina Railroad six
miles distant. The above Is a splendid chance
pleasant, healthy section. In 1886 these lands
were returned at.$2o per acre. Will be sold at
half that price. For terms apply to Mrs. La u.
RENEE KEI'FT, Society Hill, 8. q.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. T. u. Wialey, J. G. Kcitt,
Esq, Orangebnrg; II. W. Peronneau ESQ., VIII,
liam Middleton, Esq, Charleston
Octll mwf2mOspGC
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Amu6cmcnis.
- = go --,'---r~> >~--e ----
III l. II N a n IALL.
GRAND TESTIMONIAL

N -
CIR RAND TESTIMONiAL
Nr MARK READ AMI Miss FLORENCE LA
FOND.
ON which occasion Mr. EUGENE II. CRAMER and
wen Known Amateur OF this city will appear
FOR tli; time only.
Mrs. MARK READ will make hcr frs, appear.
allee on any stage.
THURSDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER 1, 1869
Two glorious pieces
TIE VETERAN, OR THE CONSCRIrT OF 1sl2
In two acts
=, h,tSr .S which, Comic Song by a volunteer, "Slam
us OJricn," l.. II. CRAMER
10 conclude with the screaming farce entitled
TWO O'CLOCK IN TIE MORNING.
Admission: rarquettc, 81; Gallery, IS cents:
Colorcd Gallery, so cents. Seats can be secured
during the day nj Holiness hook Store. corner OF
King ami wentworth streets. Tickets for sale nj
Cigar Stands Of the principal Hotels. now,
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These bonds are secured by o FIRST MORT
GAGE ON THE ROAD, iacludlng It's outfit and
equipment. The Trustees arc JAMES ROBB OF
New York; WILLIAM AIKEN and GEORGE w.
WILLIAMS, of South Carolina.
This Road is los miles In length, connecting the
Cities OF Savannah and Charleston, and is IA in,-
portant link Of through travel from the North to
Georgia, Florida and the Gulf States The whole
Road will be in complete running order by the
first OF December.
This loan is ut the rate OF only $4,000 per mile.
which is less than the cost OF the iron, and Is n
nrst-class security III every respect.
These bonds are cllcrcd for the present at
EIGHTY CENTS OH the dollar, by the SOUTH
CAROLINA LOAN AND TRUST COMPANY No 10
Broad street. THOMAS II. WARING:
octl3 VIM Cashier.
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COMPLIMENTARY BENEFIT

CnARLESToN, November 1, 1869.
To NJ. Mark Read ana Miss Florence La Fond:
We, the undersigned, citizens OF Charleston.
having true appreciation OF your ability as ar
tistcs and being fully acquainted with til" mis-.
fortunes OF last week, do hereby respectfully ten
der yen Complimentary Benefit, to take place
OIL any evening you may be pleased TO designate.
Wishing you better success in the future we beg
10 remain, respectfully yours,
JOHN CHADWICK, Academy OF Music.
ROBERT HAMILTON, Pavilion Hotel.
e. w. PARKER, Mills House.
]. w. SHERMAN.
Col. C. X. SMITH.
EDWARD Z. STONE, L. $. n.
w. KNOX.
JOHN ii. DEvEREUX.
JOHN O'NElLL.
A. BUTTERFlELD, Charleston Hotel.
GEORGE TIRRELL.
JOHN ~. MOROSO.
II. BOINEAU.
Mcssrs. Chad'rfck, Hamilton, Parker, aud
others:
DEAR SIRs-Your note rendering us q Compll
mentary Benefit is received. We beg leave tc
name Thursday Evening, November lth on which
occasion we Will best efforts to please you
With many thanks for your Kindness, we remain
Your obedient servants,
MARK READ.
nov2 FLORENCE LA FOND.
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RenopaIs.
Gopartmcrstip Notices.
Noiires in Bankruptcy.

TN BANKRUPTCY.-IN THE DISTRICT
COURT OF THE UNITED STATES FOR THE
DISTRICT OF SOUTH CAR0LINA.-BX parte WM
7. SIIUMh'TE and a. BLYTHE, Asslgnees, in re
jolly w. GRADY, Dankrupt.-PetIiion TO sell
Real Estate uniacumbered, call In Lien Creditors
ac.-Notice Is hereby given TO all Creditors hold.
ng l.ions agninst the Estate Of JOHN w. GRADY
that Lhey are required to establish the same bc.
fore w. ]: CLAwsoN, ESQ.,, Registrar at YorkvIllc
). u, within forty days from the date hereof or
be barred from al benefits OF tile decree for dis
tribut0n to be made In this case.
By order OF Hon. GEO. 8. BRYAN, Judge OF said
court y. M'Ti RiSTl}N SST1IlT}NArE' Asslgnees.
Greenville, 8. G., September Is, 1860.
0ct18 mwflB
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0100 ACRES TO LEASE FOR A
AfOO TERM OF YEARS.-The large and
beautiful PLANTATION, known as Kett Place,
consisting or 2i0o acres. HOO cleared. Soil rich
and clay nbounling In deposits OF mari. 200 acres
or splendid cotton land; 100 acres OF 1t will make
q bng TO the ncrci location perfectly healthy oil
the year; four ona half miles from Lcwlsvlllc,
South Carolina Rnilroad; well settled; as been in
constant cultivation since the war; has all ncces.
sary buildings; small dwelling, barns, stables,
glnhonse, screw, lahorcrs' houses. Lyon's Creek
best sites for n factory In tho State.
WIZ DC so sold with the lease, the following: fine
young MULES, L large lot OF improved Imple-
ments, Brlnly plougls, New Gin, Dickson Cotton
Seed, enough TO- plant the entire crop; 5000
bushels OF Cotton Seed for flr1ing; 800 bushels of
corn All win be sold on the place, low for cash.
Parties desiring to lease are requested to inspect
the growing crop or cotton, which will give entire
satisfactlon. For terms, apply to Mus. LAW.
HENCE KElTT, st. Matthew'S +. o., Orangeburg
District, g. G.
RBPERENcEs-Mnjor T. j. whaley, ]. O. KeItt,
ESQ.,, Ornngcburg; II. W. PerOnneau, Esq.,, wi.
liam Middleton, Esq, Charleston.
octa6 mwf2m0A
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ticwar1s.

FIYE DOLLARS REWA D.-LOST,
Il yesterday morning, n white BULL PUP, about
slN months old, with ears cut, and one black
spot around one eye, had OIL leather collar. The
above reward viii be given II delivered Mt No. OF
King g-street. noyo ~
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r. d w a RD Low NDES,
BROKER, 10. 1 BROAD STREET,

BROKER, 40. / BROAD STREET.,
Buys and sells OIL commission, IIonds Stocks,
BaiE bills, and Securities OF all kinds The lirl,.
est market prices obiaincd.
ANY Information desired, by letter or otherwise
VIII bc chccrfully given. Apply as above nj No,
l Broad street, or through POsiOlllcc IoX 30I.
Will also attend to the Investments of money IN
large and small amounts.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., IIugcr & Co., Recder &
Davis, q. ~. Trenholm Il Son, w. G. ncc & Co..
Thomas f. Warlng, Cashier South Carolina Loan
ami Trust Company; PelZcr. Rodgers s. Co.. j. d.
Aiken and Co., George ii. Walter & Co. Cohen
l!anckel 6 Co., Andrew SmoIds, President First
National Bank. sept2l 2mos DSC
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EOR SALE, a SECONDHAND STEAM
l. ENGINE anu BOILERS horse power-nll IN
goon order. Apply ut No a3 Lynch street.
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F0R SALE, THE HOUSE AND LOT
~ No. Minority street, containing i've rooms
aud necessary outbudngs. Possession given inn.
meliately. Apply on The premises
nOy3 wfn3%
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TNO RENT, ROOMS ON ONE FLOOR.
Il suitable for family: also, Furnished Rooms
Tor gentlemen. Apply at No. 10 I'eaufnn street.
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sENTS.-TWO HUNDRED
Go Rent.

FNO RENT AT S15 ~ MONTH"; No. 9
T. Drake street, near Amherst, 4 ROOMS AND
hiTCiiEN. sR; NJ MARSIfALl.S & ERO., Real Es.
tate Brokers' broad street. nov. ~
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financial.
FIRST MORTGAGE TWENTY-YEAR
SEVEN PER CENT. BONDS
OF TIE
SAVANNAH AND CHARLESTON RAILROAD
COMPANY.

PRINCIPAL AND INTEREST PAYABLE IL NEW YORK
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YES AT WHOLES ALE.
TIE UNDERSIGNED, SUCCESSORS OF HoR.
TON & SHEPHERD, HAVE RESUMED THEIR
TRADE IN STOVES, AS WHOLESALE DEALERS
IN CONNECTION WITH THEIR OTHER DUSI
NESS, AND ARE NOW PREPARED TO SUPPLY
OTHER DEALERS, FACTORS, MERCHANTS AND
ALL THE CUSTOMERS OF TIE OLD HOUSE
WITH TIE MOST APPROVED DESCRIPTIONS
OF COOKING STOVES. RANGES AND HEATING
STOVES At ~ CLOSE APPROXIMATION TO
FOUNDRY PRICES.
TIE COOKING STOVES AND RANGES ARE
SOLD WITH OR WITHOUT FURNITURE-soME
OF THEM ARE DESIGNED TO OPERATE WITH
OUT THE AID OF CIlINNEYs If NECESSARY
AND ALL ARE GUARANTEED TO BAKE PROP
ERLY, If SET UP AS DIRECTED
TIE RANGES ARE UNUSUALLY Low IN
PRIcE-HAvE SIX BOILER OPENINGS AND
DOUBLE OVENS, THOUGH BUT SINGLE
PIPE IND NEED NO DRIcK-woRK TO SET
1SIEM Up. -
TIE STOCK OF HEATING STOVES EMBRACES
CAsT-IRoN AIR-TIGHTs, RUssLA-IRoN AIR
TIGHTS slX-PLATE OR BOX STOVES &c.
ILLUSTRATED CATALOGUES AND PRICES
,v,tr mr. CupSrct1pn r-po,- ,Dpr r,o,r,o>,
wM. SHEPHERD & CO.,
No. "a HAYNE sTRBET,
CHARLESTON S. c.,
TAPA NNED TIN WARE
AT WHOLESALE.
wM. SIIEpH pHERD & CO.,
No. % IAYNE STREET.
G T a NJ p Ed TIN-W RE
AT WHOLESALE.
WI1. SHEP HERD & CO.,
No. "a nAYNE STREET.
FRENCn RETINNED IRON WARE
AT WHOLESALE.
wM. sHEPHERD & CO.,
No. "a HAYNE STREET.
r LLEvILLE COPPER
Ro ING MILLS
AGENTS IN CHARLESTON:
WM. SHEP HERD g. CO.,
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for Gnlr.

DEAL ESTATE OR PERSONAL PRO
LIZ PEliTi OF any kind may be advertised for
sale In this column, At the rate OF rs cents for
advance. ~ f "
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WANTED, EVERYBODY TO KNOW
w that JOB PRINTING OF oil kinds plain
aud ornamental, is executed promptly In the
ne1test style and at the lowest New York prices,
Mt THE NEWS Job 0flcc, No. 1l9 EAST BAY. Call
aud examine the scale Of prices before giving your
orders elsewhere.
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SITUATION By a RE
white girl. by the 18th OF No.
work. Has no objection to
;ood recommendations given
I this Office. nOv3 IL
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manto.

, HIRE, A CAPABLE
ian 10 cook, wash anti iron.
.Ieeting street, corner OF Hen
nOyJ II
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GOD COOK, WASHER
German preferred. RccOIn-
Apply at No. U1 Kutlcige
bvc Spring street.
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g TO YES AT WHOLE SALE
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EOR SALE, ONE HORSE, ONE DRAY,
Il one Buggy, one Wagon and two Carts. In
Iuire ut Southeast corner OF Market and Church
streets. noyo los
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EOR SALE, THE ELEGANT RESI-
4 DENCE, north side Wentworth, between
Pm and Smith Streets having large garden, and
abundant servants accommodations. In COM
plete order. J. DRAiTON FORD, No. 40 Broad
street. octso ~
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A FEW CHOICE MULES WILL DE
IN sold low to make room for n lot OF choice
horses daily expected. Apply TO II. ARNOLD,
corner Meeting and John streets. now
, 1869-10-14

Enusc ct thr svousr, Wells ssrcet t'E.thei, an!
IN the aIlras that tulio er, she dtex knife and
stEtti'rd the follower II 81. Ctt-tt(n n the cstrx
nnt hnnoIs a'rsas :" ttn' Sern ssss ~ aseosahs @
s,sns!.s1 nj h1useH snt ss1t:en r'efc nus oi hes
:snn. ,lnkt,ce Mnascr wi1i decide 'hc dtspute.
ALL Ina1e Leap n Hunk. and Ill things lend
to lnrato. AiaaltE thr uew enterprise NOW Dc
sur p5oS, cftd Is thr removal OF the RtsftTn Sas-
Hstr. Fi1tnf, \ vcfy popular newspaper which haa
h en published ii davenport. lo%A hcfrto'orc
1n~ ONCE ot rh.s publication IL located ut Nc. g.
Custom llousc Face.
44x or.n,H,; Ex1xc1sEs of the A1n1nnl Associ.
sttop oi the Chicago Theological Seminary ril!
t1ke pare October the 18th, and last unffl the
96.h. TIE order Of a4rrcttea VIII be EeH inter
eeisu6. Gcozgr u. Laudon uaEea the Opening
sermon.
a CpREEsrpkrEkT writes, asking II the West
Side Rsfi~Ay Company cannot run their carr q
lIitlc ,ater on Sunday nlgnt- tle SAYS that the
TACT that the company lake OF their cars on tia.
p.xhl one hour earlier than ou other IiXa1s coca.
k4ons great tlral pt tucousenience.
IL orR RKronT Of the IRE AT Nos. - and 7
NGls street, in,y catc1dus's TKtBcAkit Was stated
III: papsf satura.sd with AetosSne was foua!
found kiutca IL between tna txn buildings, when
IL had been paced by inceadiaEea-
nAs1r1 cl1Sx, Of Laupton coanty, Cansda
r1sEalieh upon CONFIDENCE man TO accept ssi
= little bill Daniel WIS among the anxious Al
the Central Police station shortly niteE, but WI
psubatly ert little relief.
TIE WEST DIVISION POLICE visited the hon.es
Of Mother Nallsce,' on Madison strcct, ant
May lsro~n on South Grter rtn'et, iast evening
and Invited the inztatea TO ife Huron Street Sta
1ion. They were subsequently released On ball
TAsAAsTER EDWARD JOHNSON, o! the Board o
Public Works, u III com0ietre rxsitE the stree
ialtorets aud eur1oycA 0t The y Anfer Department
TO-DAY. Dye1 EastxU will he d!-6uFeed.
ALBkR7 Soof1un, who noarsls At No. 3l3 Wcf
M1LI.un street, uus rubbed Of f2s on Tuc,tia,
night Tic n'unty Was taken from hts ROOM dur
ing hts aoseEcc-
DrRls0 TrEspAr nicht TIC store OF puncA1
Snlth No. aio Suutt lia:-.rt1 s:rset was cntercs
by lGrE,urf, ~ho CARRIED on property TO The Talu
OF several huudred 1ullAfE-
ELDER MILES GRANT will sptak agstn In Farrell
Hall thls evening. ut X O'clock Subject" lies
kuIIecttor Of the Dtan.'
THE ALARM OF ire irou, s,ex Is, a1 ID last even
tLg, was Ill cIy and MI WOO.
, 1869-10-14
cJIY P1!ITiES.
4 Cnrts frcni 1Tf. FInreaEc-Anrouncrmru
Of <1lszenA' llrxftuEs.
LETTER rRGM MA- f1SrcASE

LETTER rRGM NH. f1SrcAsE.
T" ne Etifur II The chieu:,o Tratnmt:
In the Ere,4iHu IuAt IL published list OF the
Ward Committees appointed f,t the friends o1 the
Library HAL tlcAct, and In thAt II the Sixth Ward
! md NY nane- Tits II wtt,ils unauthorized
am not engaged IN politics fusther than to yute
xccorttbg 10 my hes. jndsnehf iot ihe most CON-
Iettnt and deserving canr,la'rs, anu ! especially
object to the rs ocia.lon Of NY name. humble as II
ts, vita macy which are pul down On the sixth
Ward CNnmltttt- MICHAEL FtSCCASE.
CHICAGO, bc1. 1a, 1862.
- E5.I ASserAcENES1a-
The AijtsrLctl nste'sa,e III the E11tn WaE,t Clti-
zsns' Erfnr1n Club Nsti tv held ,Ln!xti ut ~
IHren ThlJt'.nr-r Rrd Tn:Hy-second Btlee:E.
t;oci speakers VII. address the 1Dev1iug. All arc
iayltt.d 70 attend
trEuIhs, af N41as1t Ilo:tl, 10. Is k!Rzie BtsEct.
II the hight Is plea. th+ Speakers <4lt addreas
the reotle from the ha'eot5; II hot, IN the large
\ Peoples meeting x1II bc held ut the Green
Tree 1lou:e In tie Third ard, on the corner Of
Twelfth street and Third 1reunt. un Friday even.
'rp, At 50 O'CLOCK Gotd siesAeEs "in be IN al
The ciuz-ns OF the Sixth Ward. who are Ia favor
Of reform III The CT. 81. erna sut, a'e invited 70
:.53 Archer ave,.ue. Good speakers Will be IN At
teDdaDce- .. ...
The commlitee RI the Eighteenth Ward Reform
Ilut., App,otnted tsy the tentsai EHMr2iKu E6u-
Iultiee ard the or;c-Es electea 4: former meet
&pg vi 1ht cixrns vi TIL. wlf III eaE0r u tFlofn
il tur local jtlica, hEc felEcstr1 IL meet ut 9i
Stdswick .1rrrs, o. ttin eytcn'nR, a. . O'Clock
! mtstitE sor the tluH'hHtinu uf uasd onaeeta
Try ss!Gt> the C.St1eAh' NcAs, witt ne held ~
! fha sixteenth Wafi III tie cuEEer ii Centre MT
I 1aVabee streets, this evening. Polls VIII Gc opsE
| Ardrrw j. Carrlcan would respectfully Announce
that lie is j cul,ir!nte Tor AtdeTLou 10 the Stxtl
Wnrl. subject to far uoln.atOh Of 1Ae l1oplri
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tf!rc ut 80 WtEi rn'k strict Itr married d.
iehdant u Fchrunry, lsit u this city, and she DC.
sef'to nitn carly IN the to'lo~t1g spsaug.
THE FlREMA.S wtfE THAI MAJ
George ltau y. Melissa Han. late llatnclt. De-
c'cc cf ttisosrc. In this The wife had inter
toFrd ~ answer deny tng the equity OF tic bit.
aE1io0 her NJ 10 q cause confessed. 1t appeared
then. thai The lsartcs wese married At Newark. ",
j., nuE!nG 1884 They Ho0n alter srfnoscd to tnla
c1tEt where they hxsc since lived, md during
nearly ali oT which s.,ne the wDtltap has bccu an
baaual drunkxrd, arr1rtnE At that staEe where snc
has become sncnMpetent tn deal with the 0E6tn1Ey
atalfs Of her household, to the contrary oS which
Hhe has been quatreisone aud cr1eL Tho CON.
plnibant La o fireman, attachet TO the ]. l. Ntce
engine, and It Will bt remembered thAt On ths
$,dc and struck him severely, with pai1 Of tror
torEn. upon tho head. For this uct she was sluct
Indicted. Adultery was also charged, but uot ID
4l9sGI ppQu
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1NDIAHA

Istltct for the Sufferers from tho In.
tlinilRpoltH Isxpt0*ton-l1osS Pens
tlirtoM-~ Iscfcsnt IL ikeGcAycd-tsail~
F0nsI AID E0tea.i
S5cc,si pe.pasch 10 The Chicago TslhnEc.
ISrtASArntts. Oct u.
The Relief Committee having In charge The
funds for the rtltf Of the safescrR from the far
HTonntls disaster. thl~ evening pissed RESOLUTION
10 grurt aid to nil sureTess allxc, irrespective Of
heiher Lhe1 i.aI eo.ln.eIe<,i suata for damages
Of not Me>srs. S;nker t Co. the builders Of the
cSrN'de.t eng:nr, sppEo. G! thss course
lie YHGrC Mems Christian Association held
their Aunt ersasy 1lrsi!tE vt Plymouth Church 10.
hight The report shows that nFer s3.hn has
heen expended IN charity during tne 5csc.
speeches WEIR n,n*lc Is several members aad iae
iEcnn Ire l1c<.deut. C,1n+l j. II. Ray,
The ilenlf1ckx u!ch in tats city GO not ptpp1'G
10 60 Ito Mcu1 nIng over Pendlttna'a tlefeat aud
sor1e OF them appear guile ]ahtant-
FuRr WAYAk, tAct- 3a-lEe'uFuS frou nj haf
Csc iaWnshies Ia this tAilen, cs,uusr show tnat The
0rprepiiasinn It fS','>D in aid OF the Jacks;an
Sur:paw Ita.lrpall, has tNen carried bV a5out aa
ma aiority. The remaining use townships will r.
tut1 this sor1c ,i It II thought Il Il carried oJ
small trajsEfy. This secures TO N the e4lr1y CON
pe1en oi the most trpntt2nt foSie 10 the p!nt
and kalt regions pl NtanlEtn-