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, 1869-10-06
THE ciTY IN BRIEF.

tborTe otC1nck on Monday evening, Oh1cer
Peterson, OF the second Precinct, while patroln9
bis best, htafi the ~siltnRs Of Al lulaut proceed
ipg frorn the hallway OF No s Hubbard street
The tl0ur being open, he entered, and discovered
nalc tufant, few months old, wrapped IN 1sn-
utis, rolling sbout On tnc door. lie drew the IT,
tentiou Of the occupants Of the houac 10 the little
stranger. lie wss 1aken into the house, warmed.
and FED, and substnueutiy sent to the Home for
the EF4tndlesA.
sEddeniy Nrvprco dc1c upon shc nooE, aS the
tEldeuce Of her lmTrpt-. No IA Mcllasaen
bt1ref, 3ra1r1hA! aftrTtoon- The Coroner WAA
uos1e41 and viii probably hold an inquest Today.
utsrs dteuse was probably the Cause OF her
sudden Aculee.
a LITTLE 9Th named Amanda Reil1ey. years Of
ace, = hO+t paltukA fghtoe II NO. ~ DtT14ton
ttttet wAa run over By ktfttt car early ytAtcr-
day afternoon. Both her hMha were badly tuao.
gltd. The accident occurred near her home
TIE AlARx enupde1 1t 10 O'Clock, from Box Nc.
ss2 ss causesl n5 the bnEuiug Of some fheis 3D.
joining the hGu kllns, near The canal locks Dam
age about EaN.
THE llnrsE OF Pleasant Masshsil, on Tfctor1s.
rear Fct4t ce.th street, rDbt,ca Of clothing t0
tire value uf s2Oa, on AoLdaJ nieat. No clue 10
tie Eosesre.
7nE EEGr1Ag n:nn,hIr meeting III the Roa1.i ol
Msn1St r. Il the Old Latilc- H0ufc viii be hell ni
the home this afternoon nt ~ O'Clock.
THE REGrLAR mortbly meeting nt the managcrt
Of The orLc fri The Fr.eL dess = III te held In INT
lii me- ,o-on5 ut ~ O'Clock r. H.
THE REGULAR monthly meetings Of the Church
Jlsn Will he held on "Wednesday, illS:cad =
1Lt5tlAs eytulnGr a. heretofore.
, 1869-10-06
CURA,

Anxiety In Hpaiu-The Feeltux To.
Nafd sackses-Mistnkcn 1donA nf
tho Effect OF ffccoKultlou-.rhree
Against the United Atatoa.
Madrid Cor7fstundtnet u the London Hs7uM.
&c. CO.. !. ~ u ,dt,anger "C9ba must Be- sa.edi
iof cass such r. ~ sas %7s ps
eipal loplea II lhe psper, and such the pr,pcipsl
esaetxattons ss tn spsnsh society, q ,nlI moment
iTelJ sl,enced b, that. The Blshons snd ttsir M
ou a!ence, the Mintatry and tnefr dlscors, tie re-
pnbncAns ard their agitation, the treasury and he
,nto temporary ins'gn,bcanc- befofe the Ii sbsort
II question OF Cuts, and the sudden conviction
~. anonEat IT, sns gs9pe that: c9h. e nos aready
eecft.J u partially removed, and tae dsnsee nasss
cusn,, 40 the most energetic measnres
ton" NOT without considerable tuisgsv-
inKt noweser. % soine peopie here look
np9n Tug 1e.uli ot tna eorts now soot to te put
ta1o a 0ae OF Tue slltin9s ut the corles. when
Cata cane lor mon1ens on The carpet, to the
eject ihat ths1s wsre ~ tu inIreeion. there tie
III sss n's s ri. sea IL es:s e
fort, which il to bc directed against the material
iIsurrectio leaving the moral iDpurrrcaon 10 l,e
tlta VII. hereafter. Az th,a n ow'pv 10 tsenerni
ss 1T 's ci.n'sa s.ssssa sa 'ss''H s oa II 'GSe sa
~, ~ m fF rns e. sF s,se ,,n.' .rrsr:s,s s:t t:
sturt. ~ nos t'hsIn .i'ltstR aI thc years shry
tsely uatno~n feytt'a lAe nnictsl .Ifrln
nlcAhr, h!s Halnc IA alfen1J KNOWN
i1tuahout ttn lfhH!l aht brrsu,th nf Inn iafnl ~
!hr fr1,frrrt!ntl!o q! tha unltrtl h'*'rs WIN has,
~ H. Hrrht n0tr. thfnwn such \ lxn',surII latn
ihc H1AntAA EaInp. "tft IT stll Yst4i utt~,l
coH ~ aHt, thunEt tsrnrSa rkta' ho ,laa HA,i
~ tyt tf9hltrs!'a1 l'u Mnyer latesnloa II "a hay"
tt10slan u tEb c1hbsrt. THO bpwspap1TA Hru full
0s ApIt al tu thu ghreralunt f6f dlapIsy Of rIl.
tr3t, NJ tan government arcn wiling cHprEflliY
'aa,'d !. nnx,ouA5 watched. uas 1,,o woti scrap
nisI.ediE, fIf the Gtse1nmcnt eGullnEe 10 zeal
OPT Tho ncwa thns Fucetvo Ia hDunopslhlc doscx.
Mahy uf khr nltlcteH hlcn have Apteassi ses.eht4
lEo III lied 6satrs. an SONS nf thenl have Roao "a
far ~ 10 aB4iro the public that the Council or Mn-
trteTa haya se1ausiy trbAtetl Tho prppflety OF IT,
turning deneral Btclles' nofe 10 hiul nn.naweEtd
tacethtr with hs passports, aud that the nt0n04al
was warmly apnlaufeh ~ kofne Of the Ministers
iurn ot Generai Pr1In. III cou!se thls h bat onc ~
q q those eana1as 70 which " m treated escrY
some people itet herr towar,if General Sicklea.
Other papers have actnatty auRgcsted q declAez-
tion OF wnf against the United States the moment
shs @ @sseogp.zes The Cuban Ieoeia - oelgesenta!
commerce In Eurppean wAters " as s9ou a North
American corsars 70 forth " To ruin spanish COM
meEce In Cuban wntcEa. F." a. Il slRnorantr supposed
must be leasized operation following the net Of
the came TN c It Ia yerJ pItifuL Tho pcopae hare
completely sun away with The IDEA that 3" recoguI-
ton ncana "paft1capaiton:" End l question
better: Al anJ sat*, cot one Of them IS yet has
cudeaGofed To explain what 70 the real losce OF the
term. recognition OF belltgefent Ftghta"
, 1869-10-06
FOREIGN MISSIONS.

MrciinE Of thr American Honrd CT
EaresEu MtssIona-Thr Work MT
laour -1rcn.uecr'a Report - Rc-
ecspts, eo25.1II Expenditures
S51l, l,GUI-Morc Than $50 MsssaonA-
tteb IN the Feld-Thc Annn1t Scr.
mon.
Special DesPAtcb to The Chicago Tribune
rTfrsBGKGH, Oct =
The American Itosrd Of Foreign Missions con-
yened nj . O'Clock, the President, Mark Hopkins,
b. D.. ILL.,. tu the chatr-
general tur,cy Of the vort done at home BY
th1. hoard As sead embracing the collection 1f
IunAs, aFroin,lnR kna sending 0t missionaries,
md The v otk OF the " NoGAE'a Board. which n&s
accomplished ttucn good, Nhilc ciEeI loH little o.
inc,udr4l the enufts ol r.turueti missionaries and
the ctforts madr to thcteAse tue circulation anA
improve the style Of the ki.*a'sar.f Herald, the
orEun Of the board.
Tpe T7eakursr's 8 report gives tois1 Of receipts
for the yca1 up to dAte ss Sos 1s+. aud an c1pen-
itute OF f53l G61. leaving small debt 1Eainst tue
ye1y 6cxvJ s1r6t MA inevi,aoie; but me lpesslt
u Of the churches atd Of .otue tndistduAs. e.
reclall. ID segactea, naa tcinced the amount 10
IT Tps Sscsetatf mkde few touching remarks,
showing thst great thankfuluess IS due 70 A..
mighty God for this nappl issue Il aay Prophet
bad ta,d us hafosehApd that the var was coming.
We should have feared thai this c.a*e wunid
rry4tsy kutFer: hut It has ucrer been 10 prosper
tus u dur1rg and since the war.
The cousregston sung hJon OF pfa1sc. souo"-
cd nE pru3tr- .-.-.
The rr2or on the missions WAS then read, show
Ing That this hoard has tn foreign lands and anou2
TIE Indian trabea more than SO Gtfe!on4s7es nccu'
enc!nx, lreclIy o. Indirectly, mpre tnan half tae
population Of the g!oee- A net gala OF sefen:eeu
m1ssson,,;ss @ r. seen made 3. 5eas ,.,,v.,-d
the alhual ttrtnon. from Malachi l., H.: "Fol
| from 1be rlklEE OF the sun,"6c
, 1869-10-06

distribute the relief recslv 10 the needy faulllles
Governor Batter, Mayor NcCsnley, and Frcxldeot
H>mttct, Of 70 stxte Ho srd Of Axrtculturr, wefa
appointed to Aiclt cont1auhons frum The State At
large Tho C>urty Con mlsstpnexA donated r, 600
$1,000 to b paid II Gntt; and t1t balance to be
Invested In . permanent relief fpnd, hut 10 he
paid, Il found Necessary. whenever tpe board r1sy
otdoz. The clttzeps' meeting asked 1hn Sate
Board OF Agriculture for donation OF IS 000 The
CITY Council was also reQueRteh 70 {aAe their con-
tnhustou TO - ocn, instead Of 81, f,0oo.
kp1AFAroI1A, OcL mo mofs Of tho sictIm&
Of the explosion hare ttcd klaea YESTERDAY, ard It
u hoped that the wont has passed. A fer Of the
regular phsticiAns, who would prefer to hare a
man die rather than he sho1ld live II treated out-
alde OF the old school, have fttsa.l 4 tumpua Dc
gcAl institute tn tho city, run BY IN out.de ceae
ct phssscaAn&- The pAitebts publish card in t6e
ne afternoon pape1s, saJing thst they are ztAd
well and AkIlfulfJ treated
, 1869-10-06
SPORTING.
An Extraordinary Run at Billiards
HILLIARDA

QrKk1N0A-
4 formal opening Of Bastfor4ia new quartera
the " Fountain, " took place on MONDAY evening"
large crowd being in Attendance to wituesa the
exhibition piA5!ng BY professionals. in the n1st
game, so0 points up, push barred, between Nc
DeT1tt and IeliEun, the latter won by nine points
IN nine innings, averaging 2A7a, while AcDey1tt,
MhD plated but elRus tnn!ngs. averaged 2&-thns
illustrating ine fas1 that the loter Of Z game may
Parker and Lebrun played 90 points, French
cAroMA. which WaB W0n By fafkef by ~
points IN eleven innings, ma dug three runa Of II
each. Then Parker and Rassf0fd engaged Ia a
game OF 500 points, push barred, whicn Parker
Non BY &c points, with an Average Of ss. and the
highest run ~. A game OF French carnms be-
tween Hnnohau and Hasslord resulted In favor OF
tbe former BY score Of tU to ST; wtnnefA aver
nEe. 54; highest run, ID
Foley 3 loom was reopeued LAST eren]ng, ntter
haytn& been clossi for q tew days tn order to ad-
nit Of thorough RENOVATION ana beautl1catton.
Al nsuM On such occasi0ns at F0!c5a the ball
WEE dcnseiy crowded. Rudolnne 8nd Foley play
ed game oI ITO points French caFouas which tue
former won b3 s. points. with An average OF 4.
nls hishear rno being q. paIkcr next played
s90 points, with an Average Of r.
IN EXTRAORDINARY RuS.
In friendly game Of billiards played at the
Sherman House On Monday last Frank Parker,
the present champion OF Illinos, Who had agreed
10 paa1 q hundred or 10 count NTH m amateur,
run oi l,127 Potnta, push shot sud crochet barred
caIo1nt counting three Upon I second. sized
cA3om table. This Eas By STRICT count, With Dan.
Miller, the Sherman House billiard room supertl-
tc1dent, himself npe player, standing BY 10
claim foul shofF. The plays were mainly away
rIn ID The largest ever epoEted in the rnah-tazed
game.
, 1869-10-06
MICHIGAN

Admission Of CoseFcd Children 10 tho
a'uo1sc Schools-seveFo Storm on
Lake ETse-The vvIllesks Murder
1rtnl-Deatrnctive Fare nG lansing.
Special Despatch To The Chicago Tribune.
-.. DR1hotT, Uct. T.
The question o! tho 2tlmi2elou Of coloeed cht-
dten to The schools Ia attracting much attention.
In ApHl lsss tho Supreme Court decided shas 1n-
Der The snse law recently passed they were enti-
lied TO edrnlsAton to any rod all Of the schools;
bit tue board Of Education has never chauRed ~
rules 70 ~ 70 comply herewith bit still requires
colorcd children TO attend ono Or two schools
specially set apart tor then. On Monday night
The President OF the hoard cai1oi attention to tkta
IA II 9na s'Ateti that nadndunus had been served
VI ntul ID the matter while propottluu wls
ienaln4 to change tue rules. Enough Of she ben.
ccIatic rfnheFs LETT 10 brcak 90 qnoruB, thns
tetcAstoK Al Acte1n. The matter viii come Up IL
the Huprent Court Tomorrow, On au application
Tor new " rffs Of n,anddmus.
fctrtu storm prevailed ou Lake Esie last
tiah3, ocla,!hx the regular steamers, ami mstp
'ltasfrra VIII f'rotsbly be reported THIS after.
nuon the 9Re 1isA anhaidetf,
RecwRtt, The taur1ercr Of WllIett, will be tried
t0.tnnfruw, II = AJnfY Al be etnpsnciIetL
A 7yfhuas aptrtA fron lansing rcpoTts tho tlc.
stfnctton thrre Of Tho tonp1fy AMI fnaehtns sh =
Of NJ. l. UsArr. Loss, 2a,W'o: no inaurance.
, 1869-10-06
P0lsItcAte

NATION, Ill, Oct GA convention OF farmers
and other woEki1Rmen was held here oa Satur-
Day. They nominated ". C. Cunningham. \ nc
chAnsc, and the present Mayor Of this city. FOR
County Judge: Af, DornAn, farmer, for County
CLERK Hr. Flee, farmer, for County Treasurer
and adopted Rev. Stephen Bowel. the Republican
candidate for Superintendent Of SchoolA
THIS convention was heln and these nominations
Wete made to teteAt : corrupt ring which con-
trotled the Republican Convention. We hava rs
had ring here II Iou bare IN Cook County, and
there being no Keperal state or Saio0a! tssnes AZ
ntake, the Republican wof6tngmen propose 10
clean out the Augesn Stables
S1KK11S0, ILL.,, Oct h-The Republican conren-
t1on Of Wnttesiie County. held ners yestersiay.
member Of the Constitutions! Convention; Wm
co1nry Io5 cefa .s Waner for Genaey
Treaaurer; Johu D. Arcy for County saryeyor:
Michael II. Kelly for superintendent OF Public
Instruction.
Sxw YORK. Oct. h-The Republican State Com:
mlstee, Who hfe hold,pg session 70 th!s ety WI
iarJ Of State, md Mr.. I,ehu, Of Buffalo, 10 nil
0eucsa1 kobtnsous plAce on the ticket II State
Engineer.
, 1869-10-06
FFcncl, View of Sfcklcss Diplomacy.

Fusts fS7rrspoaftHee - fAs London ISrssx.
Tho Lote ante3J addressed BY General Sickies 10
the Madrid Government With respect to the Gu
han insufrect1on ann 10 the probability Of earty
American recognition OF the Insurgents a Z BEL
ltgeFent power Is At variance you are louhtleas
AWARE, both In tone and conclusions, with the re-
cent diplomatic communications that have paused
between The Spanish Minister 1t Washington and
the United Sthlcs Government. General StcEies
diplomatic experience before he went 10 Spain
was extremely limited, ami, perhaps, altogether
Insufficient to enable hin rightly TO estimate the
value Of bis woFds and the eject they might pro-
duce. 1t Is preaunable he has been q little sur
prtsed and startled At ihe excitement ht5 N-can-
S!defed communication has occ2sioped, and he
msy have had hs eyes opened to the prunrtety Of
modifying that which he too hastily Suid- 1t 10
tftfDcult to believe that this government Will ap-
prove him. There u no pretext for recognizing
an intuTcctt0n which does not hold q single town
OF strong positlon, and which owes tts rrntonga-
lion Ipalnlf to the climate WITCH pro6ifates tts
opponents and 10 the facilities Afforded It By a
th1nly. peopled country abOundin4 in cover aud
Offering many Obstacles to the operations Of reg
uiar trpopr- Al the tune at General SlcEtea' ap-
pointment a. Unietl Staten Minister 10. Madrid,
the choice was greatly criticised and generally
deen ed bad one. It has not Jet received tho
ssDct,on Of The American Senate, and that body
would do itself credit BY refusing to condrm In his
new functions nan xho, to say nothing Of what
may be alleged sza,nst hll past lIfe, has nale 10
haa 1fst appearance In his neW capacity OF a
dtptomhttak
, 1869-10-06

lard. taken 10 Jane. were issued lsst week, and II
does apn<nr that fherc Muat be Rrc4i alckuesa Ia
ra,r the 9tcss totals Of the osi important retnroa
Iefore lhc sntduie of fep'embet. And ii thi1 cau
be doue IN ireland, there can be 90 Tta5on MY II
ore or 1ess acreage under wheat N eans Vita au
average csnp. nearly q nllllon and hslf ouarters
uoer or lsAs s1own II home, and between ShFec or
1olf mi1ons sterling H10rt or lem TO nav for for.
e,gn Nheak But, Nh1fever the acrexRes tha bai.
ance Of testimony goes In tAvor Of an essloate OF
1ne yield hearing proportion to an arefaae car
p to f2N.
, 1869-10-06
JACKSONVILLE

Forthcoming C0nvepti0n1-Ftcn3
utns for R4orBe1aeshs
Special Despatch to The Chicago Tribune.
JAcKsoKv11IH, Oct, 4
The County School super1ntendents Of the Stato
vii hold convention In this city on tho 18th OF
October
The Central Illinois Homeopathic Convention
MIL meet In Jacksonville On the 18th Inst, .Ad+
dfeaBea are expected from prominent advocates OF
the aystem.
The celebrated stallion Solfertno. owned by
William HARLEY, Of Jacksonrille, took teo 1Est
rEernumh At the State Fair, one for the best thur
0uRh6red stallion over four ycara old. aud tue
other tor the best stallion Of any age or breed,
, 1869-10-06

From fhf Hotse tafp t1ddh73 STdKsn1dn% Sept. Is.
No little interest u lelt IN regard to the result OF
the express war which It Is said nAa been ina1gu-
rated tnts week The Pacific Railroads sTe the feai
owners Of these two ncw Expresses, the Central
o~ ulng tne Psc0c Express and the Union OWL
lug the Continental Expeesa> Each express o7er
the respective roads, connecting AZ PROM
onlory- Wells, Fargo 4 CO have been
notihed 70 aolr tsammisttng by The
with the Enlted States, Adama i Co aud the
AueI1cAn Exprtss Companies viii contest the
right Of the Pacific Rallroad to refuse express
mailer unless shipped By the Pae!de and Consl-
t1neutA Express COMPANIES. on and after the
date specified all express matter for the East will
be transmitted II far Al Promontory By tau Pa
c1bc companies and thence 10 enths bJ the Con-
ttpenfs1. ~nence It will be forwarded 10 place Of
destination BY Easteru express companies, and
In the eFert Of their rcfusa! the connec ing f3I.
rpaos arc 10 be forret into doing the bnnness un-
der the arrangement already alluded to.
, 1869-10-06

Inttl&d 10 ja to day. charged with the murder Of
Peter Fish Tie rren ~eEe coal nutnere II D,Srt q
coal +ogks ,toa tue AoHopH1neiA Aavef. On SAT
po+e Vi being rvRastcred 10 yote- ORnarke cane
hack alone, and, Gu beng xstcd about Fl.n. said
ibey bad bal Il qutfrc1, and bc lett him lylnx ou
the road. The cttiEcns forced oRourAe to ac-
crmrany them tn thslr search, md discovers,
Fish In 1encc corner, dead, WITH E4asA Of vo
tetrc upon him
, 1869-10-06
1mnortan4 Ia Coal co..nm.r.

Important 70 Coal Consumers.
The cttculars Of .'.he Chicago Il Pittsburgh Ain-
trg and Transportation COMPANY" which asr TO
he had at the once OF Warren i Goodrich, Room
2. No 1e3 Dearborn ktrter, eon1aan much matter
Of yalue to iii who Are Interested IN the question
pt ChtcaEo's future supply Of cneap. Adaptable
and trperor quality Of coal One hunased and
nf,cen Thousand lo!lsfs Of this company = sock
: n {alen yexte1iay alter 1ta substitution ltss1
were orered. This speaks veil for the ehtsfaIise
Tc.svrea ter the o&ertnrow or monopoly.
, 1869-10-06
rCtsll.GSTIt'.

rh1zx R11u1 1uAr FAILED TO COVE orr.
FoK1KEss MONROE, Uct. h-Thc prlEt nKht fot
the lRnr weight championship between Inn Coll
5es and Charley AouShcytJ ata no! take place TO-
day. The parties ket ut Junction 1AAnd, hut
uonHherty, t,r1ng abouI t%O pounds AID halt
over weight. forfeited the money. About $40 per.
spcB were present.
FoRTKKes M0hHpE, Oct h-Cn11icr and Dough-
ert5 meet IN istchmont to-Itlorro night, tn make
irrsh match for q GOO, 10 lake place III Srgtnis,
shortly.
, 1869-10-06
OHIO,
H0sdtrtA' 3ermnton-A tErptabjiCnas
Meeting lta MARK Uosa.sty.
Apecsal bospalch ~ Tho Chicago Tfi.,unn.

VSVsVs'Ne AsNAtpsN/-N sAHYHD&BGRN
Meeting ln Hshrk CoMuty.
Apccsal bospalch 10 Tho Chicago TriAunn.
hAIkA, t,ei- h
7hn Hlxlh Ohio Cavalry hr1i lha.r .h.rI Htn,.a
fH'lhloh Today, IL AAtctu, Il. CAptaln Charles u.
fiunt. II ~arrr,', pars'drd. A cou,nlttss wAs ~
iAiA'.ai 10 dtaft resolutions on tao death Of ionn.
nj William H. fitradnan, GDF.urrty tia
calonr.nf ,ho hxih, knt also oi az. ioyortior Tad
an hoHoEafy mbsatsnr. HAas 10 as hts own Erqurat.
4 tnmptpona rcps.s wa spsea41 IN tho lown
fA1 hJ tho Hdlra aud c.tlzunA VI hxlaEn, 70 which
Tho bo1s dd full jualIce. aud slantnosi fhctr aa'ls.
faction ts caeets. Malor J. X CIemnef 9e!coa,utl
tl1cD 10 Salem ID heat spBcch Chaplain Collier
xss il'e ors;or Of ,ae ti,. seeeche. we're .l.o
Thn11aa. Tbs next meeting IL to t,u held In t;a1-
re'eYille, Portage t0unEy. October T. 1910 Pos No.
g. a. A. T., hcted ~ tArort on tne nhoye occa sDn.
AL1iASck, t,ct h-Qulre AiasTe and enthaataa,lc
naett,uR pt 1trpubll1ans Wal heid Ut Minerva,
Stark County, to-s'a1. It waa abiy. aldresscd BY
Hon. Sam Galloway and Senator sherman. Whose
speeches rcrn veil received. Mach ent6ualaam
M sas efhiolted by those present Tte meeting
ClkctSfATt, f>ct- h-Thc mortality Of Cincinnati
for September was 997, Of whom 148 were under
yeaH Of are; g uer cent Of the inter wero chill.
lfen Of Foreigners Eight deaths wcre from su&ll-
pc1.
, 1869-10-06
LOUISIANA.

CnTd from Collector Kellogg.
NEW OALkANa, Oct h-The mornng papers
publish cnrd IRON Collector Kellogg, relative TO
the article from the Firayune sele9raphel hence
September "a. In y hch he dcnounces said article
II ln@ehsnfcI terms a 4 fAbflcANQ0.
, 1869-10-06

PNten1x.-1nventoss who wish ia
formation how 70 take ont patents, had be.te1
write to Mum Co. Edttors Seitnltfe 4 -tnsestcan
No 81 Park Row, New rosE, and get Their opinion
and nd Eice, which - given without charEn- This
aetncy was established twentJ. eve years ago, and
naA had mocn lstKet experiences In tIAMlnlna
The world. Communications confidential. Pam,
phiet OF l1wA and Information free Address u
1hOya.
, 1869-10-06
Wheels.

Attention Is requested to the advertisement OF
the Toledo Wheel Company. Parties 10 want OF
csr1tsEc wood wort, OF n1Iers Of ngs1eultufa!
nnchincs In want Of wheels. wilt pay attention.
to II.
, 1869-10-06

Doct. Ayers Laboratory, that has
done such Fooders for the sick, now issres po.
teut sestoteT for The beauty OF M4uk1nd-5or the
diminish and destroy. Hts f1eor mounts la1un.
ant locks On the raid and RfAF raTes among NJ.
EoQI IoQka as veil = health Of III COMMUNITY.
, 1869-10-06
WISCONSIN.
Letter from miutstcr Kublce-Thc
WaA1her.

Letter from mtutster Itublce-Thc
Weather.
Special Despatch TO The Chicago Tribune
MADISON, Oct s,
The journal tonight publishes sn able letter
from It's old editor, Horace Rublee, now Minister
10 8~tzeEiAna, strongly dtprecaung all such
schemes Of qna1 rcpud!ation ns Withholding it,
teIe8t on United States securities ~ most {uipQug
TO the American credit neroad, and ~ likely TO
cost the country far more than the amount thus
secured, to say nothing Of its Ytoat1ou Of faith.
There ~aa sharp host tast night, Ntther1n9 all
tender veRetsbfes except IN sheltered localities.
Corn IL malbly out Of the way,
KEKoeHA. Oct. -The Republican County Con
ventlon for KenoshA County met at Bristol On the
I'd inst. Hon II. Il. Petit N1s nonnlnated for
State Senator Hon. Alex. bailey for Representa-
tive, and Hosea BaEnes for School Snpft1nLendeht
, 1869-10-06

juniper Tar SonP-ta n certain
cure for chApped hands and Nil runghness or f.r1ta-
I1on Of the gktu, eczema ring Eor1n, AaltrheuEn-
ptOplcA and Other cutzneons Adechouk. mAktu9
Inc skin soft aad aunooth, Manufactured ny CAs-
well Hazard Co, New Tori Sold By Al drug
CtStA
, 1869-10-06
MtTE0R1 loClcAl.

Meteorological record for Oct 5. 1853, As re.
ported pJ j. Il. IatsRuth, Jr-, opt.clan, III Han.
cplrh .tscet, correspondent TO the Smithsonian 10.
ttiCtc. TIC small ,ettcfA arc the initsls for tue
words "seertng.'' gentle" Nigh. dry,
n.ols1 A:uospheFe, " "ratn-" !" and "Anow:"
, 1869-10-06

Gtlfcti"s ElAF0t7uE Extracts mud
Rshirg ToKlcts are slid By al the Eroce1s in the
Sos1hwt&t- The cGHntsy traae iHr.tetl 20 call At
Nos. - md GO South W1ter street
, 1869-10-06

Chicago Window $hnde Co oTnpauY-
Delian3 tlatkirs, 70 Rspdoiph stsect C1ofh,
rustic at tspcr snades. cords, 1asselt. etc The
largest stock Ii The West
, 1869-10-06

RuSH-FRlSBIE-Att the scasdc-er of the hstde's
t.thrr. a. trrLl-. No ~ Vi ahash1v h3 thr Rev. G:
II. Fowsrr. Henry " Bnsh. II Jaeksea- Mich and
Hannah F. Frt.b!e. 40 cards
SBURSK-rEAK-At ueeusrsto*n- =: T.. THUR.
Htr,y 4 tl.bnzne, 1t Chle.x. III AND AanA, T.,
dsukhtet 1t The tate Dr. paet ofthe former flae.
1iiJe's f.ih<r Lombard III, bv H<v. y Il. BAyiie.-
Rebezt c. Miller os ChIesEA to Mia Ada f. cFou~eA
ri fdsfnTr
, 1869-10-06

C1gnrs-Eor Choice cigars VIC rec-
or.ucud the tt1fc TO Try II. P1oEmanB .nanutA =
tu1c. F&cfnry and nfnr~, - aud . ClAtk steel,
C5rHx!t = tbe ShrensAn House.
, 1869-10-06
MARRIED.

Paper Hanging. nnd Window
Shalca, lateat atEles Paints, oils, elaa and
brushes, 1t F. E. Kteby >, - Randolph street
, 1869-10-06
FOR BALE

TOR SALE-tSo WILL BUT GOOD SECU%n-
T. hand Beechef hard eoaI furnace. al II complete
order tnitAhc far hcatuS medium sl1ed huse Call
ADAMS.
E1nR SAtE-OR BARTKR-A TfP-T0P no.
,stos.r AsafS Se.snk tot lessasE e ae.y
aay rig Goat S11A and teE s.io oE. Or trRde Ver1
low. HA H. SQUlRE, III south KAter.st
EOR sALE-Ko. VICTOR GAS RURNEh. AS
l. eocd n new Or.e Ss3 II taken ta-I.J. Nh better
bn.t ta, .tnY l. ~. ws-lrF Cnli II 20 Nest AXE Il
, 1869-10-06
gCRAYED Oh SIOLEF .

GTRATKp-FROM BARN. CORSkR CLINTON
. mad odd sta, dark bro team hotst. with har-
to lii Sorth Wells Il. ,viu BE- be!sr rewarded md
yure lutd tet4long him after this da.e will b ptoa-
, 1869-10-06

CTHAyEp-A SMALL BAY NARR. WITH ONE
q til fc snltzbt rrxafded by setazaiux htr u ttsl
Sts.e.t, eorref ThfstY1teond.