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Ia ii. F:ti.ar Of Tie Chicago Tribunt:
In Tue.dhJa edition Of the Fest there appe,ts
correspondence, coming from Janesvlle, reistire
10 the Washington Club. and chastislnR the young
gentlemen Of the club who Waited that rural re-
ttent 10. nnRentIemanly con,luci Snch Is not the
case; they behaved themselves perfectly while
there, and the nnly ones who hn4l anything to Bay
against them We're the Jouug EncD, who, 1[leh u7
with jealousy, could not Withhold from pouring
forh their raGe. To make the matter plain Will
state the whole circumstances: The Washington
Club were tusisci BY the Jauess1lle TerpatchoSean
Club 10 participate it grand party TO be held at
Lappns' Hall, 1ancsEllIc, and tickets we're bought
1hettt0 ~ thH Washington tnemherh When the
Chicago party arrived There, md II Waa discovered
that they Intended to proionx their visit several
dA{R, the JAnesTlile b0ya folseeoG, what waa the
case that tho ylsitnra would possess the A.tenson
Of the laIeH tuFipy their etay, consequently EaEe
fbe Chtcogaus tue co1d shoulder with Two Of three
exceptions. When 1t was discovered thai there
was loss OF $40 The Chicago baJI wete
Indy lett 10 pay by tsf the greater ra7t
AtId Treatment SPOKEN I. " the Pas, correspond
cut The rest will leave to the taAttes and gen.
tlenen Of GAINESVILLE That they nonopoltzed the
village society during their stat, admit; and for
so doing they obtained The wrath Of that model
aheet, JarcsvllIc E1zfe, tn articles TOO numer-
OLE and too contemplate to criticize Please give
publicity hereto 10 support the reputation OF o1r
Chtcago boys wheEc 1us.,cs ge1atrea II, aoose the
~or.'i Yours. ONE VITO hNows dLl4
CHICAGO, Nov. 9, 1863.
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TIE ARAGKf.
Thcrc was an ats Of eoom1n cas ABOUT this whola
butil.tpc ycsterdns. which was really oppressive.
rpltcrpicn talked IN thas suppressed KIND OF tone-
nnh vita sn nsl.ence ri h4izty, whlch would 4een1
10 intiteate that lnlsfoE uoe had come nnoo them;
depression, but there we're = lev familiar faces
around the court who 1oo1e.t At !esst teenty-Iour
ness ttansacted was bat Of 1l,sc importance. rost
Of the casts coming u0 go Kns mi of the election
sarah Williams. yerJ quiet And lad5-like look
cent, pfeteilet By one Charles smisa- Sarah t.
the r7oprtssEefs ef jackson street house. vhscn
has fescza! inmsteA ~ females sarah u one 0!
house 10. the accommodation Of Ill thosc unfor-
tup4tc young men who are out ., late that they
SCI locked ot o. 'sr e .ra, .na SsTa
lodainfk He secured tncn1. In the morning.
npop ~ at.ng. he discovered that he had io1t Al
Lis available cash. It having eetp stolen 1tpm him
wh!se ANetr tPon examination safaa VA dis
e1Fa Rieasra oa1ee. snai1 ne*soot, bought any
/ eouIdu I seil hut one Of t1tm. 1uasmuch a. be
SrpsuTed Nil his capital In this little enttrpslae he
e'",sM I1 ase na y e.
| pbserce ot tlu metarr. who has four other small
fusa 10 iook out for, Rtchanl Vas sent up to tue
| SUPERIOR CnrEi with 4 ttrotE rccouucdAtson Tor
| admission Il, the Reform School
| N;itiam t'ssey IS ote OF those youths who Il
| allowed TO grow up on niA o~a hoof, Misnoa. aa5
he bsx bteoEe yer! bad and very ~Iful hoy
indeed. lie i only IL years Of aRe. nnt has he
crM roTd5isn department lie WAS sent 70 tho
Catholic Asylum for smprasenen ,~
Charles Ai,en. the esSaess olscAG1ard u cnsesEn
/ aul INC FickrdeA: man In the business Waa up
.harsei with being d.sorde.sJ He n raiiEoaa
| Furncr. Hnu, accounting to the ertdenec OF t1mter
Mccscc. = pertecI nnisanes "a s, n
jenpie ksans .s 4 parcacica4 OF tae most post.
| uTe retsaaslop. AID got drunk TuescAy over Tue
= ,,nfAy ntabe Election reruTn1- Alter hcT ten.
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e; Lsr4 ~: sritn. ~: Harrington, ls4; Hardy,

ISL. Rav. ia. ~'4'0~NSA' 194' a*uJ'
,,sot sas;1;sT r.1t1rfsmeoyks. s,s;.9 o',9c1a. z
tft vote. :" "@4's 3&0"e4'
lxtu.V c.trk su,rrtor f,,,,,,-rar,o . r>,m.,
1T. A. T. EteyeIsnf, r. ~ ~ AsVN1'
Jrdes Got.n,' n,a,,@f r r,,.....n... ,a.,
cte,f co.nt,, S,.r,r a.,,,,,, ,7t.,
6tpdrlc Il H oe4'lA"N1 1'4' ~ W
Treasurs-c II. Ham I'm. n q p.xfo,, N,
Sypr;at.na.nt :s9tna, "o,oost o1 ~ ~ n.+,.. ~.
4. a. Isnr y A'""''S-o' W. os4s'ss' A's'
Jpitos camr ,.,on-x u,csrv IN. N,
EhefitAn "''2'H*te"ef-As '" ANA3JI 49, 49,
p..,.,
1ei IL A. :. Anel. xs!; a; Il; han59A . TT Mr..
eEes' 40; JANE: 49,! l, s!a9s; as.,..:s 1S; %
N"N 0KFtCA.s. o...,
. aHa17 F'eo's-S' Il. faa'uAu' A''' nen11 0eae4"'
'"5t -. n.. .x,,,o,, ~. f,,.nr,,,. pacr 81
.iSst;os 81 ~. rdos@aT.nS1,ts M Fect. ia: u
"an slspes =: r. y F1.ofH "a. u.r,s wnh,
.,eI Aso'-'on * L. "''a'u' t'A4'" WV
''tt, TnIt-.c,-n n Caldwell III. William II. Rich.
- -, ,n- ,ti;.n: -. Il isn,1.;, ., N.11' A.
st1t ~. y 49, - =. tSossa..,, . rrcs.rct fnpp.
n,,rr, r.. g+.,sr.rt ~ iIrsn:yrr ~ @~'1"
ts esn.fabie-iL B. Forset, ia: Nashan Peck, 1o&.
HtrnmaroK~cotssrTT T1cTET.
crit srtx7iyr cuurt-Tho,nas, 1sa; Steven
aon %
ffu,tu f,,J,.- Entrterhneeay 1fs. wsI,acc ps
rsunty cI1i-Sslomon. Ie1 t;tudeie, s6.
1rta.urtr-aam, 1lo; itexford. %.
S,,,<rittr,.<of Scheffx-UrTrtrt l44. J4rc AZ
Inttoe Comm - ssI7Dtr-lIjcfeT l6o: Shrrtdsn r.,
,Ju.ltees or the f+aes-Feency. 100: Mluer. iii;
Enethattt Il. Rausap, qy
Members af corstifutsanaI Coneentian-Mccrea,
l66. Stark l63: Anthony Is: Cameron. ~.
TOWN TICKET.
The Republican town ticket waA elected entire.
The following are the pntpes pf the officers:
Srrxyrispr n N Waterman.
Ctrt-. n. EtnrtIeY.
as.ta.nr. i, Il Eichsf,1.on.
rSI,rrior-Wm- Wortman.
E,mmistfof.1a II HLtHnaus-u. IL LsudHehr,
Thotnas Mc1,nnatd
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road II requires the necesSer ia paJ, tsss, tas
21Tent expenses Of running the roah: socoud
the interest due Oh tho company = bonds, II well
- Albany citT eonds loaned the company: third
1t authorizes paYmeut to the Receiver OF the hi.
anee due the company from the Aechantca' and
FAsnefs' Hauk O! Albany, or from aoy Other bauk
o. pefson- The Receiver ia not authorized 10
borrow money on the credit Of rue company
without special authority from the court.
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T, ,hr E,e c.ulu,ntrt ef fhsed9o:
The hess sas rver SAN Is 1t No. 11sso7th :" Gu
street four-foot burner Rtses tW1ce INC 41Rn'
thai \ .cvcn-foot burner gives OF our e1sJ ga
II :. ..r rrom cs,, coa, TAR. aumoplcal !tQuoE,
trife, aud petroleum OF. and III 1ed ncA@ ~
viii Tot con,lense hy prcaAusr or cold. ahd GU pe
to!1 TO the citizens Of Chicago 1t - per o teck
Inferior Ease GAS C0S3rt6lL
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THE COUNTY TOWNS.

EAK111L HEfCkKE
The retu1ns from the cunutJ towns, so far as
hesrd frn.r, khow that the Citizens ticket WIS
rucretsful AI<c In the run. t.alE.tl* The to{ox-
irE table ahowa the average inajuTiucs sn twenty
t!kht tOwn1- The full ret7rps will no: he ku0Hn
tor day or Two, h5 Which t,uc, 1t ID 10 e hoped,
MI. Saleton Will hnye sufficiently rrcoret.sl from
hts defeat To c1nyntS The ts,tc,
ATKRAEk N4toktItES,
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r,. .,,n-rt1on between the Toledo, Wabash I
uttse,n ps ro Faiirosd, and The HANNIBAL kap!ea
stead. Nas essablaned on tae II ans cafa n's ,as
he bsns te1sa oRsz .as 'an9 ~ 4a non
H. Vn11 f,1 EaY Of the Toledo, WAesa z
Wsstesa Rsi,ro.d to n.nniosi snd teense y s1 M
Hxnninel s. Joserh Rausoao to AAase e''''
s.. jqttph, sad 2!let Wftsffn PoW].
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nkCREES OF pIT0REE-
John +, Hill =. MAfgaref L. It'll, late 10hnsou.
Decree OF divorce up1n the testimony Of compla,u-
an', WHO swore that be resides It No. 1877 West
Lake street, md that he waB married " defendant
nj E!alkshnrE. R1ss County, OHIO, On The 18th Of
March, 1865 lie lived with her until July 5 last,
WHEN, t'ecau-e Of her great cruelty toward hlu.
be MAS compelled 10 IezFe her. She commenced
vie, aud then, By lanGuage toward himself, made
hts tile miserable. She followed thus up hy beat
g hin xiih clao e., ~ tha o?on ano;her ocea.
wnr cripple, and thus Ii unable to project hImself
or children.
DETENTION,
Mary l. Merton +. William y. Norton Decree
Of cvorce, IN q case where the defendant was per-
eo1xl!y served rlth process. Tho Testimony was
IT, be temporarily rcstiins ia NV Yvrk .;ta lei her
mother ii 977 West Twenty. y.seeond street. She
VAS nsrr'etl 70 the Defendant on the e1d Of MaJ.
tnicagot lie deserted her and her Guild IN July,
ANOTHER CASE OF ABANDONMENT.
Nellie +. Galloway r. Thomas J. GALLOWAY. Do
cree et 'ivorc rendered. ou the testimony Of COM
plainAnt, VINO sEea1s That she uxs resided In
Chicago for Vie last t.enis years She At present
I. Matt July, lsGs, Ut I!ano, Iii aud lived with
lin kHo nionths, when he deserted her When he
abandoned her thc vent 10 i've with her father.
NEW x0Rx NtTSKss
GeoJrr Il Burnett v. Jane burnett Decree OF
divorce IN proceeding Instituted on the 3oih Of
AuRts, last, On the ground Of desertlon. Tue
PARTIES we're married at Gfuevn. nnt1r1o County.
y. l., on the 10Th day OF February. lsa5. The
testimony MAS supplied by Witnesses ia New YORK
CITY, pEt John Tracey, IN agent sxote that he
had known tie parties Buce 1sst, aId kuc II 11at
they lived ns husband aud vile until July OF 1857.
nh.n. 1t ch'cago, the vile MAS guilty O. tcscr-
tlon.
ForR MONTHS nArr,sxsa
jesse CoHnA =. E'eanos +. Collins. Decree OF
'1iso under b.:1 nlcd August a. 1862 The ,es1i.
moby Hks furnished tF The complainant, who
living now at the Excrsuge 1IOuae, near the cor
r1ttl to The dtfru'3ani Ia Wayne County In Anrl,
l-tn, aud they lived together four molirs, when
she left him, Ar,l he hsd rot aeen her stnce Or
heard (tpm Or nf her.
NEW sC1T-ptToEcE wAxrEn
MaElAcna Fischer y Charles Fischer. Pro-
ceeltne foF divorce The complainant states thai
The 1na.Et.ge 1ook rlace on TIC 9ta et Ucsober,
lSG6 u th1a city, the parties hetuG wtdoweg AMI
wtioxeT, The wsaowcs, ~ the tiuc Of marriage.
having one child. anil the othtr party having
borne three Knee. she nsd tonne properly, aul he
hau about Et,rGO Ia cash, AuA the a4s coSenanled
to e.llcate and support defendants 500, and 10
give him $l,tsv when he becomes Of a,t. She nc.
cuket htr husband ~ al hahttuni tl.iulAei, aud
therefore,, on the 9Th Of tctobcE she LEFT HIN.
Sne asks The c3aio41y Df ali the Children bokh hers
aGi Its
Rars'tr n. z.nt1e Ct a. tZlndte i Roth =.
t;Es,ATpA t;cary :. Frank S L 3:diatl. .An1tIcN
!
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ACTION PDR pAAAGEl
Default d1y Has extended TO this morning,
orlng to the Intervention OF election day. bI
which dles Was Introduced.
EFRu Burnett '. The ftty OF Chicago Case.
On trial before judge Porter. 1t Il sought by thla
action to recover 35p,1 damages, alleged to hayc
detective tidc *alt Ia front Of No. 81 Desp!Anes
street. 1t l. claimed that ihe leg Of plantlG WAS
badly fractured oy the fall which occurred on the
fl of April, ls6s.
William r. Miller '. Noble Ia'1lar1l. Etectment
for iaLd In Cnok county, begintlag Ut q point on
the west line OF Sect!nn Is, 81 II, east b. ~, 20
rods Eouth Of the northwest corner OF said Sec
ion H. thence eontn on faIi west Inc Ut s8td Sec
do1 y 70 iar that isne drawn east and west
extending east to Lake Michigan, would Include
~ ucreA Of lan north Of s2!l last named line and
south Of l1ne extending east from the place Of
beginning: thcnce czst to Lake Michigan, thence
nnsthwes1sslJ along The late shore 10 po.nt Inc
crtt u tue i,l.ce Of beginning, and thence west
to The place OF beginning.
james Clayton Ct a. Y. Cornelius +. Russell Aut
wife. Hl1t to foIeclose mort gage upon Lo.A S, 8,
II, IL. ~, ~ and.aa IEeharts subdivision Of The
huushM cst quarter 0l Section I, So, II, eass N.
DiyOHCE Asked.
Jennie n. Wilson '. Francis @. Wilson. Pro-
cee01ng for divorce Complainant alleges In her
htl tEnt abe internatsted with defendant on the
3ist Of MtJ, lS62 and tnat they have two children.
She charges that The husband deserted hor and
their 5tung opea eituoAt cause, three Jea1a ago.
NEW sU1ra.
Elmer n. Fay y r:e...cf r:e....cf. Z, Etllett Repley,d
law l,ooks valued at SITS -
Abraham GuIdstnid and Ed~Iu N. Marks r.
Theodore Boil, Case. Damages laid At $301
Albert A. RuDktn el a.. =. George Scott, OF Mar.
shal County. ,a..n, A.suupslk i,.l,. ntn.gd 1900
tna.lo. 7. Rogers. RcplsYln Of household lpTnI,
ture valued 1t $4eO.
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

From AN Eminent Physician ol
Boston: " While tn Gosrnauy, last year. l suffered
II one time greatly tzoIu the tllsease which has 70
many years been my misery. A worthy Ge!uaa
coEfTcre adrtsed me to use HonS5 Malt Extract,
and mn sble 10 testify thAt WAS greatly beue.
nted by Il. have recommended Il 70 snaly per.
sona III my trAycls. suffering from fyspepsla, and
alwaJe with heueht 10 them."-PaftA, June, 1856
Sold uy III truE1t.ss and grocer.
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African Col0n1xntlop.

DAt11s5Ak. Nor. a-The Americas .olonazanon ,,.,
ship Golconds cieafec yesterday for Aits-s ~'.a
large cargo, She eaiis today to 9svnnnan, ~
take on hoard 400 cooFcd em19rants from fne
southern States to Africa.
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Kentucky stnte D,staliety Convcu.
fA0up
LOUISVILLE, Sos. a.-The State Dtstillery Cou.
sention met At Lexington At Z p. N. to day. About
1tIy whisIeT manufacturers, and a large number
OF persons Interested iu ths trade, were present
Afker Organization, committee Of ten Wa a{,-
pointed 10 draft revolutions, and the convention
adjourned until D. m.
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ANUHEMEHTa
ANUHEMENTA.
CROSBY'S OPERA HOUSE.
TRIUMPHANT 6uOOkSs OF
PAREPA-ROSA

GRAND ENGLISH OPERA.
GAIL ROaA and O, D. HESa co,
PropItefoFs and Dife4orz
q. DE VtV0 BuNnaAA &Anks4f. HARRY JAuk8OHs
btake M1nA&AF+
TpNIGHT (laEt nEnei, VesdFs Popular 0peza.
TK0VAT0KE. TROVATORE:
Nina, PARRPA.ROSAi In hsF great FuIo Of LR0HORA-
Mn 4 BEGU(N, Measrs. CASTLE. LAURENCE,
HALL. pES0LLA. Conductor. H. CARL hOsA-
TOMORROW, BENEFIT Of Mr. n. CASTLE.
BOHEMIAN GIRL:
With Nine FARRPA-RO3A md Mr.. 4. 6EGuIN
SATURDAY. It o'clock, MATINEE.
FRA DJAYOLOs FRA UfAF03D.
ADMISSION 70 MAT1NKE. q. toeludlnk re.erved
seats, hIch can be secured day Il tho Ha1 Ooaee
s4TnRpAY 1T nies. ot ~. MARTnA; 4 aGaatR. mA
RIAGE OF FIGARO. WedaesdAy, SunNA2butA-
kKA1a SACURku SIX DAYH In advance u the
Boz OfHtr. from 3 q, q. TO D. e.
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CIIst:l!IT COURT.


Thomas Na3bould =. FFedc1ick r HLcon- Ac.
ton OF the CASE. on Gtal. Suit u brought 10 re-
eoxe1 ;ne sum Of !o..ea ALLEGED TO have been sas-
tatlons ~ 70 tne ownership Of water lot -. Elm
x!c's Addition Damages are lid u 50, co. Tae
eS' on Soo W,ex md hs e .ae s.
pla1ht! IT, that he leased the lot OF defendant for
the purpose Of erecting tool factory. At Sls5 per
Gess tile 10 lease Pia.ni1 erected his bntidlng,
established bis machinery and commenced oper-
atooa, and than It was discovered that the inter.
Ghaso e. Soea caoal .i.h 9st ane sat
resesEed 10 run Street through the centre Of the
lot Th!a the conpanI did. thereby eectta9 plsin.
itsue, but elainl lhas the tenancy ~ss heretofore
euss brought determined. fos aon'palpent Of
rent
- EKw su1M
LAWRENCE Summern Y. Tbe ptttshuszt I Fort
w.!ne Hallway Company. Case. Damages lad
sn,.h. cl.ag. En.lsat ! Co. '. Charles n,
mneelel = 1 Ard Tracey D. Hall A1sumpsit. De-
same :. i. F. collin1 Assuupslt. Demand,
Eilinm Eesr ct IL v John J. Montague. As.
Albert Pick :. Eiwald Blagr, OF LsSale County.
Aetumps1t Demand. s9so
Foster; aud cla1E Woodnsa. Assump,it. De.
slg'snnnd Kasrro.!ctz '. Menaaae Barsess,
G5sbezt Declercq '. Daniel +; 5now. Attach
nent u sga1..t ~ anscoodlhg debtor. Indebted
ness stated at 800.
Flora F. hathaway, atlmtnissFatftx Of estate Of
Dastd r. Iiathawa7. deceased. '. Abraham Hath
away It als, Ill, for sale OF und1stded halt Of one
west quarter nf northeast quarter OF Section 81
~ north 1sange "a ea4. N meet deficiency oi per
sonAl property to 'lqultlate Claims a'lo Scu.
jCpGxKNTA.
August Fisher ', Frcdllck Ruseop. For 910
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DIED.

TRUFHLL-1n This aty. Frantic Trufcu, Akrd 55sAts
and n!rlthA -, +,
Funerai 10 o'clock day Thursday from tho resi-
dence rt hts pAsrnss. ~ v Hlhnt IT. ..
PAHSESl 04,k--in th.s city, NV l. RI hpthtrt.,
complicated with WhoopoE enaFh, Asry EtAMa- YOUNG.
ckt child nf AIhrEt and AasKAret FAhne%toek. afe4
vc.fa and to months. ...
HuCKLKr-ln this eity. 1t his srridenct. ts6 South
Pe.I1A 1t Ut apnrlr1J ,, T. buckley, a+-4 H .eAsa
fune7sl viii tatr rlsee from III trsldcnr, fGdsy
atus O'Clock. and Will grtce,d q 9. MArys chEFeh.
=. III.
LU1unn-At Bn,kcy. Hnx. I. Eddie Luther. nesd
ye.r, Md 10 porthA eou Ut t. AID /. LthCs formerly
u Chicago.
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Dectslou in the Alb&nT q SusQue"
hanna Railroad C1aes
po-Er,rxp. Nor, a-Tne deci1aon OF Judge
Yonnsnn ci the 8xpseme CoQrt, WRs 1sed todaJ.
! IN ;hc matter d TIC A,sssT 4 ausqrea7ra daa:
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Inc returns given at,orc are incomplete Ia the
loloRtnR particulars: Judge of Superior Court !:
Eifrt fTcc!nctr f1rst Ward; County Eurrefor:
Et1e: Precinct, F'zst Ward; Associate Justices
Fttt IN cinlt, First Ward. and Second Precinct
second Natd, CITY Collector, Fts.t Precinct,
ttrss Ward. and Fourth Precinct, Eighth Ward: :
titY attorney, First I'reriEct, F,rst Wartl, Sec
ohu Precinct. Secnrd War.; Cierk Of Fo-
SecoIl Precinct. Eecouh Ward anil for
Spcar ID eccord Precinct. Fifteenth Wari: Con.
ftiiuttnna1 Convention. Fourth Frcctuc1 Fight
Fenth NaEi First rseclnct First Wnrd. .SccoDi fre-
sii.ct, Secotd WArsl. Second rTeclnct. rnud Ward
Tor Hitchcock AID E0oloaugn tn Second Precinct,
fffft Ward, and to. STARK IN Second Precinct Sew
cniet 9TH Wa1d; town ui.,cerr, Second Precinct,
secnrf Ward, Seventh Ircclrci. Stnth Wari
Clerk and Republican sunetvtsor and Assistant
supervisor, Fourth lrrcEnct* Eighth Ward and
supervisor, AsststaEt supervisor and CLERK, F!fta
f'rec!sct, SIKH Warl: ~ari officer, F:r.,
lTecsnct titst as't, ,urs1 Second rst clnct Secon
NaIu.
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MARRIED..

MAHf1EU.
H1DRAKD-t;oOpRlCE-l New Yo;k CITY. on
1hnf. da.. oct = 1t Gs*st Chursh. h. thG RI: Rry.
t3oyas{1 PottrT. D D.. Mr. L>stcr u. Hhbafd Ct Rut.
f4lo. II. y. Al Mta Elizabeth j. Goodrich. formerly
Of Chfcx9n No cards.
Mtls aukec r4reIr pctee cory.
HuBnAKD-plxLEY !1il1sI.c, Mich, oct. =
al thr tssdcnee Il The nEtles father. ~ lh!Iy y
aud Sti.s Il. lie i flity. Of llill*da.c X, eard4
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BOARD WANTED,


c,THAfED-t SMALL. DARK BAT AAKK. >
EyrA, Cd. !:om ;he r;en,te. 4 tss s5t:bst; ssa r.
ttot d hsr foiehezd aaa b'th hind isei esc wh:t
HAD betu saod Any oas fq:Elshtns n19nraa @ =
tCN. 10 astaeson QhscaEo IT 70 ~
1t Evanston. VII Be sattably rewarded Z. \ fAha-
Evanftto. III
. The "a mt. from the sable cf s. A. IfTLE u the
fEAI II ll@ Atehik.n-Av enc iieht sire fritns n*o
ta1xrJ neatly Few: color nt ho3y t!4e&. And eitt
teah The 4heve r!waf& win b PAIL e anyoe- frtafa
leg ihe fstuR tnformAtca whish na1F 1HAd p
The seepvtxy Of the sa1sd4 l. l1I1LE. b3ea
bskt1v. rent NcEfrkcs'a Tn<ttto.
, 1869-11-04

Ar Article OF fTFrc H1erit--.sHE1wnsA
Bronchial T1oches" AE1 the most popular Article
In this couttfr, or Europe, fos TnruAt Diseases
and Coughs, and this popularity Is based urou real
merit, winch csunot be sald Of uan5 other prrpa-
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whether relevant or irrelevant, to follow
and refutc their irrelevant points, and thus
carry of the verlict Of the jury by The
frequent victories they obtain on points
which do not logically affect tho main issue.
Ar. Sumncrhas afforded the advocates of the
British sido Of the question an opportunity
to pursuo the samc tactics. By claiming 80
many points which they can overthrow,
lie Ii in danger Of leading the discussion
away from the truo issue, on which NO aro
clearly right, to irrelevant Issues, on which
We are as likely to be wrong rs right. Thus,
the question whether Great Britain prema-
turely recognized tho beligcroncy of tho
confederacy Uhough undoubtedly shc did
act prematurely), is wholly irrelevant to
that Of her liability for the Alabama claims,
But, il VIC raise it, we assume that it ia
relevant hence that the claims in part de.
pend upon it, md hence that if We cannot
sustnin it the claims themselves fail. We
arc Like the dog dropping the meat to
grasp at its reflection in the stream,
Especially nre We reminded Of this when
the investigations Of our State Department
recall the fact that We actually thanked
Spain in 1851 for doing no more than rec
ognize the belligerent rights Of the rebels
and proclaim her OWL neutrality in tho con-
test. The English aristocracy hive every
interest IN following Mr.. Summers strained,
exaggerated, and extreme positions and his
Claims for consequential damages, because
each one affords them chance Of victory
which rebounds in its effect on the remain.
der Of the case. They grow logical, histori-
cal, belligerent, triumphant, warlike in at-
taclsing those Of his positions which are un-
sound, and hence they never tiro Of dwelling
On them. But when even the Ncssrs. Laird
state the facts relative to the Alabama, they
come down from their lofty attitude and
confess that Great Britain was all wrong
and must pay the bill. Hence, let us not
make e1tra claims, which put us in the
wrong, when there is no need Of it.
, 1869-05-29
HOMEOPATHY.
Meeting Of the Cook County Hcmrora,bYc
Medical Society.

A rcoulnr nonthlr rncnti1c. ~ M r,,.,- r,,,,,.
uor,.o,a...a 1ra.y-' @..te " ote eooh couuts
non'oolutnle 1ledleal society was held In the
County Courtroon last evening, Dr. Cotton In fhe
char, - vi
nr f,oo,- a,o,os
- SooA '1a'e" tlat " ual peen SAIL that Ger.
taa1 1pn!sselan, member OF the society, ha1 three
hundred cases Of abortion In nine years. This
statement nlaecd rho soctc.r n ,sc-o,af,,, ,,,,,
h.to-o w.. .,s,t. -, - ,1 .Ass:o i'eat
ue4ose tae pupl'e' anu ne Honla, taesclose, Offer
the following resolution:
R4.oirtd. That we ree,rfi , xv,,or,,,. ..,..,.,
unworthy n netnlrtEn In fhis .ncSsr npFHens1 ~
lie offered II, be said, for tae urpo,c or snovtno