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, 1869-10-24

Tux FOLLOWING APPLICATIONS TOT membership
tn The Ghicsfa Stock hoard base beea received:
II. F. Coolhaugh, Entou Sstlonai Bank: c. 7.
Whcesr, Cn1on National LEAK; j. J. Clman.
Wreeu, rl:cao Co.: l. q. Slaughter, banker.
Ira Nclnes. Mannae1n5tss' Sastona, Bank. Ssm-
uet ". Sicke1sou, FIN. National Bank: ChaunceT
ii bsnk Il Commerce: ". y Messenger, banker:
n. c. Ful.anst... ban1er: uarssT u. Thompsou'
Nu Isi Usxrooru; Hear3 J. Gooilich, Warren I
Goodrich y. T. po* qicE. "ilaalu, oentug 1 Co.
Il A. Cox. NATIONAL BANK oi Commerce; Jas {.
Tr!er, banker; Il. G. Bond: Chicago: C. r Field.
oi Field, King L Co: 4 H. King. No. % South
Nels street: ". H. p~nsow, No. 1865 Washington
Pazt. 10. 1a9 wash,nRten street; c. A. Crane. So.
III DrAfaorn sfeet: e. Ttaf. No. - LAKE b1rret.
VIM usntbruugR, No. l53 La Sal1e street; John
J. t;es,in No Tvs La Sale street; j. J. EichaEds
Ing; i. +. Bragg, No. ISL south Carr street: d.
n Liuscott No II Dearborn s:rees; F, +. Cur
nes, Gutne! Elmer droG: Il. Il. Honore, No 81
D+arhosn strses; ThoA Edwards, ssstttng, Ill :
cer, Chicago: s c. Cofln- Chte21a
TEErK ARE FEW II Auy asudtes 20 dio1cult 10
cnldrrn "a mntic, and on the manner arr quality
ol theI early tEslElts depends, tn grea. degree.
&5e'T !u1QFe knecets as inp4Ctaus. It u Important
therefore, that the teacher should te competent
MUSICIAN, qualified to inrar1 Instruction Uufor-
tunatelJ, loo many music teachers are either in
competent Of. II competent, hare not the teach-
in9 iscnHf. We t1kt gtfAt pIeasare IN recording
Los I sheetis OF Altz totiRne lsthrup, wno hap
MT 1c, snd a:ngulariJ successful method Of rnn.
se.ihR taas know!eage TO her pupils she
nas 1ad setef1l JearB experience ~ Of tne
Page tha The s1tse. ana her SUCCESS Aas peen
ao5, whose society 10 Itself ii valuable. Her ref
sfe1css s!e OF the highest resIectaaili:y. A:aonx
toem ART Professor Hans Be:sska: IGige Porter>
aoFsehe tepst' LYON d Healy, music dealers
, 1869-10-24

nit skootnaster sweartns ean5tnlnx louder than
Don1 tAif tex ma about the p..auace ov .a-
htl1. no douos, but tney were all oE one breed
,Evsi7 Iunx enc u dsstr1et atool L Z bite ov
different breed, a1d each one ntede 4 different
KIND OF ponltisa TO Rtt good bead on them.
dmtt1t1 q ekooiuaAier who .llx sqnsre job and
takes hix Goldfish bawis reverently, X better man
To-day tew hsv Aelng around Loose thsn Soonon
would De hfrs5ed N ~ OF n.z glory.
Solomon Nrx better II writing proverbs and
naoaaesng large family than be- xoui,i BE- lev
AATtRa.e dIst11I1 skpol-hous
Emmy mAo Who 62z kept dtstrlkt skooI for teu
years, and boarded AROUND the naperaool. ought
for the resi- oT ht1 h1irai nay1, and hoas nnd
WsFR!n tew do hix going 2sDQnd 10,
But ~ general consequence, dlstt!kt akool-
master hAtns got 1ny u1oro warm friends thAn NJ
lie Il tut 8ho1t II weltum NJ tsx sstherer IL.
lie IL rcepekted Es,od deal az . rnaa il stoCn
We owe dtht ov 20 dollsss to and donr mean
liz Roea thruuRh itfe on = hsck road. Al noor AZ
a rood sled. auo hna1ly u Inlxsetl-but What ever
bekumB or 1tz remains, Kant tell
Fortunately No u hot oile1 beuttlre man: II
ht Tsz. he contdn1 eeny more Keep dt.sriat
Viii IL it that these men and w1nm1p. who ps.
hhrnlJ and with tIa1tt brnin teach our reonprso-
less brash The stfaa Heanf0H oy the alph4bef. who
ta9e the tEtt xeltsuE heat on their dezs,n,r, VINO
1sy the stepping stobes And eukuf1are them teM
mount QpWaFoA. Who hAF dun mure nRsd snd
rnesn woFk than etpy klass on the futatool Who
have prayed over tie reprobaIe, strengthened ths
tDld, festtsthed kne outrageous, and nasserea she
!mbfelie. who bAv llyed tn kod1sh and vie coffee,
aud nalnf been heast TO 1w2Fe-wM II It tha{ they
afa kfe2ted Lie sazr2nt bddleI, danced to for )
n,9at, pald oph IN the morning, and enxrny for-
! had rather burn coal Pit or keep the 1ya on.
ov bntener's shop IN loe month oy August, than
nthule with the dAsr1ckt ItpoI htzxneaL
, 1869-10-24
IOWA
baptist Anntyex.nFicx mt mouut


MeCNr PLEASANT. Iowa, Oct. eA--Thc aan:-
rcrzas:e@ wefe preceded os the dtd1caE1on OF the
liz. .s-s thr larxess ana uac,t chtryt, cd,5ee II
Southeastern tuwa- Rev. " F. IA,t.n. Q! thi.
cage. preached the dcdcstton se1,nun, and the
The Bsrtl.t s1fnis. Schuo! Tuioa hell ia ao!-
rrl1AF, gu Thursday. introductory addressed ty
hss: ". loxs et nassnpos' Discussion asl
nouiah.nR srndat schools u Iezry eyerT churco,
With many Atss'oa Schools
The Ministerial Cnion o?eHell on ThHrssioy with
sermon ey 1es. Z, l. Du.nnan, OF Lyons E5-
"a, ), exercise. and cr,t,clsIs Oh F1tts1 mora,ng
1ne Ecucatloual ln1on ioiluwed. rhe Annual re-
ror' waa scad :, 1tsv i. T.. snita. OF 1owa cny,
have aided ID their preparation Tor tue ministry.
The tNeLI5.e1Tnth annual s+rmnn teiorr the
STATE Convention ~us preached 81 Rev. v. S
Hunter, ut Independence. last evening. After
witch was held .hr toe.s: reunion .: The hoaa. Of
T. cro7e--the Young ladlea' :5oclable fulu.4n,ag
atunnant lefrtshEents
ra.lyd to order ht Rev. IL. Eaton. Of Muscat:ue.
lser J. Inlckrfua, Of Couneu Btu1g, vas eiec.ed
President, ard I.sr. J. T. cnlcs, Osxaoosa, sec
retATy.
Alter the appointment o! the usual committees
and introductory addresses the greetings OF tue
Congressional State Association were handsomely
lnai to,lt hesr: lie reported tso hualrc,s
churches ana eight thousand communicates tn
The saluta,fous OF the Iowa Methodist E2isco-
ral ConieIEnce were pstses1ed By the Re@. 1tt.
C1rAh!l!. Re5s. Powell md Gum were appotntett
deftgaieA TO these boiiea.
The tsents.eixhtn annual report Of the ooanl
waa read by the SecTttarI, showing thsrrty :
missionaries represented, II churches o.Kanze.s,
4 hun>es Of worship built, md 80 haptize't-
There are sic Hapliht churches IN the state, x1th
et'tfD Meintefa- The contention nas expended
3s,Suu IN ltA State nnlgslons. ...
ii+y. Dr. 1a,ieJ Represented The interests Of the
TteolocIcsl SeniastJ Of Chicago
The Rtfend8uce 10 large. Delegates have ar
r1yet flon all parts OF the State. Great lalefeat
II manifested.
, 1869-10-24
4 aia AunsE 1RAHsAcIt1Hj
Arrest Of a clxcuA Proprietor GU the, harsr
Of DEfrnndtnx Rhr fsuvcrnmcH-
Seizure Of Horses.

4 novel nnH sosueHnns eurto3s NM. 6, H.,
fraudfag the government, by an evasion; .,s:,
On imported ttoeT, has INST been brough, % lcar
IN this city. The parties Implicated. who Ire xe,
known 10 the arena OF the circus. h. tu..n
placed under arrest, and will soon BE- a.ra.;,.,,
fofaFaal befofe Culted States Court. ri hi.
lowing are The particulars Ut the alleged ,,,,.;.
s'uns n. 1Se t,tne LAST WINTER, As ". H. T. ar?.
uhaef ne charge OF Lev! ]. North, Que Of RI yr.
etaha o1 the Profession. and II was Anlrn =.
eat, oata Sstens: u 'ne coutse Of las. .prat,rJ
appsuacueti Tue Canadian Hne, md pAsse,1 Il, a.
XGeen uoc!ntnn, With about Ehe taa ,tJr. u, II
aosses mat we're cscs attacneA 70 as;,".s
sSo4Rs sSSmRaoyy; y;o II dne;x " asssssc @ona Fa gu:
ontaess tne inaaaxefs cf the concern sta.rn;y
concleer! shat their STOCK WAS srfy mut rna
ao~n' ard aesosnanHlt puscaased fr.ss c-..:-
county u the cou1se Of time the c.,yus Ea,a-
~ ~ the tnMed s1ates, aAd IL rzSsinx t1:Il:h
!se Ctatota House, the snsaspeG ent a:ir95 ,nat
thetE hofses were The tane tcat had bee1tsxen
tn!o tdhaEa. The Officers hzd R.aye .rsn. ~.
on taat head, hn, were unable 70 Prove t* s,,..
uat5 ~ rue time, and consequently thr .,;a.au
thu Stock has oxen quarrertd m Ir. Ste, $50.
iasn III ar Juliet, an mas been The a,lnai.si III IF
nM the eoansf. IoInd. Aeauwh!,e, EtixLI IT,
lttuseI lctoElasc - 10 The y ~aereanouLs !. H..
stocl, and aha!lJ accumulated auutctc1. e.
ana,es, 10 20 ,; s. atle nim to proceed lsary
last heek he IrDcetdei TO Joiek aad ntrrs,t M.
shepoeto anu anninsE tuan named Hask,A, "a
alEtatd partner In the TRANSACTION H.. ~. fts,t
into cttttsty Mr. Shephe1de tathef on H.. ,,.r1s
o. con piclty. On tattr arrival III lhta Gu. the
PRISONERS we're lnsigesi In the Armosy, xpd y,tr{,
4sl lso1Rafded TO Detroit for ex2ml1arna, Mt,
e iftFere. on hts ztt1rn from Jo!iet placee tho
nattsF 10 tne hsuds q s;tpnt5 Collector Ares,
Mho delegated Special Revenue Agent Tpop4 II.
ketfe to look atisr the interest OF the Royern1-ut
~: hteie accordingly proceeded 10 the f2fu r.z1
IoHet aau took posses slon Of The horses yes re.
Ea'ninS. j. appears t1as tue greater pu1ibe Of
ne animals haa been sent Awa., some 10 1nd,aa
95nsIs 9n = hehtuck., and portion to cnie,xo.
hnse shipped 10 this CITY WERE taken Possession
Of b. l'tputy Collector ayref. MI Keefe secl-sd
estsen q rae a1.lnals. Thelr Area2e salu Ii
tssp. The lore on the farm were luupi,r q;
large II an eienty.acfe ne1a zud Mr Eeefe esl-n.
ehced e9tfeIIe dil1cu!ly IN obtaining posecasun
= ptfson nancd John kipg had Charge Of the
slock department Of the C:fcus, He Eas courF.
gait win The change Of aniUals, and n4s tune.
stA1ea e es'aence Inc offence CHARGED aaarsr
3thIent1afy. ~ w.
, 1869-10-24
g., , 3. 4 Q. q. q.
Experiments with tho Seu uElrc1r,-lIaknrttt
Train Drakc-

A party Of gentlemen, among whom were seyer-
q railroad Den and members Of the p1essy made q
Snort excursion on the c. B. 4 O. Railroad yestcr.
Jay afternoon, to Hisncss the trial OF new cleo.
tro magEetlc tzatn brake, the invocation OF Nr.
Joseph Olruateh,Ian enploye Of the compauy The
brake has been IN use On that road for about year
fssf, and itA efficiency anG ecoLo1nicat atlyau.
taRer nave been thoroughly tested tu the sat.atac-
ffun OF The COMPANY. II ~aa 10 bTlng the inseu-
lion nore pfnntneutly t~I9re The notice nf the
public and the railway companies that the e1cu-.
sion ans organized yesterday.
The ahfake Is OF bsMpe construction. Three
uancls' hatie7ics n1e ract under oue Of the ssnis
10 tach carriage, connecting h5 means OF tele-
Gthrh Nfe4 With kuugnete, hch sre IN TIE centre
tdRe Of = wheel attached 70 4 shaft. An u1nAteur
Pate, wh!cs : kers IN iution by the revolution OF
ice Nn*e:4 Of the carer IL 70 arranged that when
me naenesa are changed II caases them 10 adhere
10 tac Nnest, thus carving round the shaft, which
Hlnes up ~ chain attached TO the ordinary trake
tht caf. Inc hesnb1 ct Wutkipg the apparatus Is
exceedingly simple. When 1t i LeH1frd to star
the car tue engineer pulls the bell rope which Is
70 afraERed That It fAs.s key plsceti Ia The cell
tpR pi the carr, and tni4 c1~,as The cirr1tt rat1n
The shat reTNlFe- 1he adFh.taSea Of the tnyrn-
iron Will he Obvious to any rai!fost u1au The en-
tire apparatus costs only SO for each .-r while It
ttuer n1ay entifrly with the Iced OF brakeuap
The experiments made yesterday AFTERNOON
the Train, sltef running hall a mile IN sof4F-nye
seconds, Fsa brought to siap In twenty
seeonGa within the space Of 81 feet A secou1
md third asiaf we're made, the results Of which
were eTen more successful IN det.,qnstsasina th4.
tucCesa OF the Invention.
, 1869-10-24
TIE 1RlSH VOTERS.

We publish elsewhere stirring appeal
by the Irish Ntus to the Irishmen Of Chi
cago in behalf Of the Citizens ticket. 1ta
ntterRnces arc representative 81 Che Sze9s
Of those to whom !. appeals, and will meet
~sst4 q ready response IN the heart Of every
1r1shman who regards With pride his native
country, or with affection the home of his
adoption. The hishmen of Chicago have
now an opportunity they will not be slow to
improve to rindicate their position
as citizens by votes which will tell power
fully in the cause OF reform, aud cannot
fail to restore to a proper share Of influ-
euce elements Of our population which
have been thrown into the minority hv re-
Gg'ous pEeiudices or national questions.
The committees which organized tue Gill
zens' ticket took every care to put upon il
names. part Of which arc representative,
md all Of which, we believe, arc sasis-
factory to the Irish, as well as
to the German and Anglo-Sa1on
clement of our population The Irish
voters are interested in having the city
governed with economy. They have, as
clsss, had no hand in ita cor1uptions and no
Ahare in the pluuder. But they have con-
trbuted, as have all the other residents Of
the city, to foot the bills Some uf them
arc heavy taxpayers, but such are not the
only ones who hase an interest in reform.
Every payer Of rent, or even Of board, pays
more than he Otherwise would if cor
ruption runs riot in tho manage
ment Of the city government Let
the hishmen prove by their action ut tho
November election TINT they arc not SLOW to
cast their suffnges in manner that will
vindicate their position as one of the most
numerous naionalities in the city, and one,
therefore, entitled to voice in the general
demand for better and purer government
for our city md county. To every taxpayer
this ia duty; 10 tho Irish it is equally an
ourortunity
, 1869-10-24
SPORTING.
The Movement for the Formation Of a
Professional Nine.
Tho Great Trotting Race.
BASE BALL
TIE CHICAGO CLCH.


Tho movement Tor fhe enlargement OF pruiea-
s,osal base bail nine for the ye 1870 to be called
the "chlcago Base Bal Clab,r' u prngrasIns
1nely. 4 thorough bustness organization has
been &Iee1ed, tbe ot1te7s elected have entereo
upon their duties u II tbeJ meant +" "buatness. ~
apd IN yeTy few days the subacrtpston lists Will
he circulated amonG on ftuzens The
elun ..,,o ossaatsaaon ~ u sg t. ee conducted
ttack concern-lhat Il, pa11es subscribing
money viii 1eee,Fe property authenttcased e.ul-
1asa ,nsis % 10 t6s prots o. tae I enterprise Il d ~.
And It u heIies cd that L viii pruro Is Ieaat SELF
supporting, AFTER = 1uncaent auouot Of money
the e1penaea nf the ntne unttl the eeason sof
match gamcs arTtses: Il + understood that tue
ha,anse .ness ot me Rid stost,pss for ~ season
pendIturet, tnclud1pR salaries, travelling expen-
fes, etc. and tnelts ~, thought In smaller degree
Essi and eltewher concernina ne lame aames % Of se s
nsse M ban stars Who viii eou1ecs themselves with
Ne Chicago Cub nothing y II present known, nor
y compliance With 1ne diIeeiton % ' of de dc
hss 1or@siae 'f 10 GFsiifsPoss.aE FfsP s9E
together Eit6 IN tas!on 10 iii r,c!ss ~ tas G3po
fetesonn's to rSe nb''ce ~ 10 their Willingness or
detlse 70 connect themselves With lit o1ssnizp-
t1or. When the list OF ayatlsbie players & Ua.ie
pp-ana there u positively 10 !osbt that the verY
best taleLs In the country eau b. secured-the
ntne will be selected. IN kht meantime the mecca
tsft amount OF EoneJ wiu Be raised, AMI By the
lot Of January, 1sSa, To all probability the Chi
cage Haie Eall Club VIII have become dxra! loct
ara WI be- i Is expected entirely competent 10
natnfain the supremacy Of Chlcaeo, 50 long lost
pcT'arr matters. The club holds an adj.,urut,i
nltet!nR On Tuesday evening next II ine sher-
man uonse, A h1ch sul. a:ierAance Is desirable
a. important business viii be tr.n.acted-
THE EoNY CHAxr.ns-n1P.
The Uhluc ant Ath.et1 t;Iutsa Of this CITY. On
yf&fEfQNF Afternoon. hJaFRf nAfrh -
pony championship Of the 9ta.c. The following
, 1869-10-24

Allan Ramsay for her portrait, stiil preaefsed ID
O{ford. The features arc decidedly cefttc-tao
cpiupIe1tau dark. contrasting With sfe ampl6
white foxe that decc1ates The bust Boswell aoa
Junpeon deerrshe her IN ITS n 4 lfttlc Eon41 OF
penteet appekt>nce and pleasing address. when
The Returned, the heroine Of the daJ. to thf Htg-
lands, her society w1s tpurted by al claaees, ana
between three SID four 3eara alterxaId ale sAse
her haxd to Young KDRsourgh, who was the model
OF . Highlander IN coaEten1uce, figure, dTtss nud
II {. ch Acaira do Dot seen 10 have gone pTus-
tfpr ith them, and n ls74 Flora and der no8-
hand enieratet 10 Norm Carolina When The ~H
hrnke our Kir gsburgh joined the RoJalist forces.
ras tafen p.t,oaef, nat zeSsinesi ha
fony,h IN Canada They returned, and
Il IL related thaS the vessel in which Fiufz and
her husband sa.led HAa stt111ed b = French pr-
ratxef, u d While the Celtic herutne stood on
deck haseiy an1mAttug the sea1t1, she waA
thrown down xna Cue of her aTtaa broken She
xas dett1red. however. 70 die at home at 1ast
departing II her seEn year. IN 1te0 and her saropd
being formed Of pAn Of the sheeta In which P1tucs
Choflrs slept aI EirEstuJHh. Hest are materials
for romantic 6oeEsphyI The halr-bseadto escapes
OF The foysI wandeIeJ-the s1Ate OF the highlands
while socteiy Yet Fesait cd some oj the picturesque
teaturrs Of clAHshtp-tne em.erant VOYAGE acEoas
the Atlantic aud the subeequent American Har-
he pertloua Tciafu to BfttAtu-Aud the Anal ten
years Of pe1ce rhllt Al MAJ changing In tia
IRhf81 d. aod 1gs1Hn1, eEt the cd nee Wss 1ss-
sppt1rtnR from the la1o-such are the Atr1anH
eten1s in I he uie Of Flora Matdnualh.
, 1869-10-24

OILY borrow from those vbo pa-. ,,,l;no
money ; there vas no uar in ub;.h ,,,oras
could hc made 20 fast "a To oct cotton
from the rrhc,s yo, ten oenta . ,,o,na 80
ec]} it in cloth for t3ve dollars. Evarv b,1a
Of cotton bought by alr. Gage was 80 mnch
money to the cloth.make,s, who loaned II n
the government, It vas a s,,ateoetica, ~,
Of supplying the government with n,onar
But Mr. Hitchcock does Mr. Gsoain;ns.;s.
by asking what service M,. Gspn ,,e,for,,aa
in saving the country. not c,,nncc,od r;,h
hia cotton apecutations, Did NJ Hi,cbr,.t
never hear Of Done1son7 Does h. mt ~.
member when that rebel fortress fell ana
thousands OF prisoners vere taken tb,t
Mr. Gage, disdaining the dangerous mod.
Of seeking reputation at tho cannon'a ninth
without moments hesitation. vo,nntaara.,
to take the contract for feeding tia n,;a-
oners2 Taking prisoners IL an incident NJ
war, just Is much so AZ haino k;llad ~
wounded. The laws of war reou;rs That
prisoners shall be fed. and it ia an nccossa,r
to have persons to feed the n,;.on,,s AZ !,
ia to hare men in the field. Mr. G.ce
could not perform iuposs;bil,t;es. I1c cnniB
not be in the field in Tennessee ard
tnke the contract fos sunp1yinc camn
Douglas at the sams time, He v,s
generous. He did not wish to comno,o s;,l,
the poor fellows who ,rern struual;np fo,
, 1869-10-24

Ircfft4oE JfFerh Hatens, TeeoIos.,,, -
MsasHr stEnthof:ey ffom i&tt~;p ,t.,.
I, sTs"tfs tsr,s h'recsaf Pniha,uoase s1,.,.
o. trnia, i.aai-A H'Sni1E their Bantrts,.
NO oil Wabash asenue. 'i7''o Il
MRa. MARGARET IL HOE, q aFe.r.,
Efo teitdtd with ner husnand srt ~. *s'.ca:
mo iso;n y T.. bsensr 'tseek dte'i ye,-'ls, .s
r,o5, S fne Is ~ ensen OF hasna seets'a o.
aGe!ueht Was mentlooed il THx Tx,rr..s -.
y, Msonefdsy: M i sppea1s that herrh,-.,e q -:
sna.' ax.s. H. .sp 1*p ted e's r.
ipstahiit al e1pla1iou followed. NJ s''I 4;
! =: t4oIted. and the wa hsi- Acss
:saoIe an1 efectuai assistance could hr - "ars~f
na Coroner Clea7es hea 'al" 40 iass,s !s";etssE ~
ance with the tacts- 81 ar'si-
1'cL1CExlx JAMES BnAxx4r. eaa t.. ...u
a1d most esteemed os1etrs Of 1h- nc. o.a.=t
s.enios ptesentea VIM naxnfaeens ,,;s-. T.. l.;
hho hase watched with tsserest sx7 aoar,..3 ~
onetaI career Of the recipient Iii, Tnhai.sa :ae
kcs* feE ~e1t.choeen 7emsrkl te..tr.t,s:. ~ -
RFenssn n spouded hr1edy, tut f.eitoc., VI.
mug Rather 10 e1preas bis gszs.ruia h, ss,s.7:.
!te!af llauld- atIon- In this he vas ul.f ST.. T..
1o'' ahd sae aha's "as au esrectaa II r!ea.ssr ~
n.y. cost.:AEsT.kY r.: BAL. IN hoer 9. NJ.
fat5. tIbefsskf Fenlan convict viii ~ !.
~ tae 6aii o. rue Ellsworth Zou47es, c.,5, =
ssaie snd adams street,, On T.t-f,, -
HaE!J ssEved n Gerssal Neaahers it:ss ,:-.,.t ~
richmond, ne Weot 10 Ireland. Hhe.e IT, ~,
1eAted lot compsee:EJ IN L.. Fen,n ncr.a.
Alte: serving four Jtass IN the Fes.;,rr-s-: :.
". neesatea ny tas 40 nesty ac'. ALL re,a5,-;
- anop!ed country rsstslJ bEpktl IL an,,s
Tickets for the fnH, admitting iau1 srt 49, ~
man, are one dollar each. <
TEE Rky. Mr. SCLt1vAs. reeto. n. T-,,z
sSnatcn. VIM give q readtog In n'h4!. Il I:
sslnts, Anslon. at Marines uat, Ala .,;,7: 7':
iie wi be Assisted bE other EeotLs q, 49,:
Enf1nR Tue evening. . lumber OF oil e..
s,ses and os:!s.ls !ss WI be rendered " ea:,ar;
has been established In dess,su,et par, Of ~.
Charitable work. w '''
RET. uR- FOWLER viii lecture fors .:er,.r..,
Inetaay evenings, lt-s'hrlDg pcxs Iv-:iat. n:
sh1elda Mission Rait!nY FunsL 4. vii ~
shoGt EEfoptan courtrea Etn-rags, an. ~.
holy Land. lie ..owna ZONE very 9o5i st=rry;:;.r
views, which he will e1hthlt-
= MEEr1so Q! Michigan C1ise'a,, s:u,.e::..
rss1den1s OF to!* CITY Will he hs'd II :.p IT.:
house On next F1,dss 1nornlny, to>4a2 ctr u.
raogrucnfa for permanent EniEerstT orpar.S,.
Eop. Al "lo have tetn students Of :ne Tai -.
present. ~ ~
The forso MExs HEBREW r&1os f7f dt.era.
tue folEaNtrR question II tne.r Mertsr fhts r1en.
inE: Rrtossesi, thar Citizens tlckrs shuuf,t ~,
csise thr support Ct MI good ctttzc1t' Ar1mt
ufr, !. Harris; uera'tTe, a. MstEs AMI u Ms,..
The Washington CLCb OF fats esty, vii, ~.
EyAnd tall II tat,estiIls, Wiscut,su, ol ;ht 49,
Instant, IN eonnte.ton win iue Trt.!cs,:r,.
t!nh gE that ctF. Tackess And inytratsl. IN 4, L..
procured nom ". 7. Lanr. No ~ C,aa s.7es;.
c,.,.s srEeIaI -! H1E7so q TIE I..n L,asy A>s.
a. . oclock thh AFTERNOON. R5stucas Of ,t'n-,-.
taucG xill pc tfattAc:ed. md tuu ast.atsaas-r .,
, 1869-10-24
NEWGpApEE UICTATI0N.

The Darnacies have great deal to say,
just nox, about "newapaper dictation."
1t Will, perhaps, oecar to the public that il
is more important to inquire whether the
Citizens ticket is good ticket, whether
the candidates upon it are honest men, and
whether the principles they repre-
Fent arc right principles, than whether
any persons connected with newspapers
were concerned in nominating them. How
many persons are there IN Office in The cit5
OF county to-JAy Of whom il can he said
that they were nominated by the dictatiou
Of any newspaper, trftpt that Of the .Saats-
,Zs1fuaa? Not one. The only newspaper
in Chicago justly charBeab!e with the Of
fchce OF dietatiug in the matter
"f nominations for Office is publish
ed in thu German language. Without
this ne aspaper there would he no Darnacie
ticket III the tield, and no Darnacles in the
city G. county That newspaper is tho
fatl.r Of tie whole Barnac1y tribe, aud it
exits by virtue Of the 'sdictstion Which it
has psnctised in time past, and practises
uow- There is not another nevspape, in
the city, published in any language, which
is justly liable to sreh charge.
The only circumstance which gives color
to the charge Of newspaper d,ctahon as ap-
piled to the Citizens ticket is the fac. that
the newspapers are nearly unanimous in
supporting it. And this circumstance pro-
ceeeos, in the first instance, from, the fact
that the reading md thinking rorfion nf