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fRur11l2 ron s1osE.
rtcpcs1,e xcte also ,eeels, 4 tor !arrt.1i-r a-d
c'h.ts..c It the Brte.wel dock eo1 eoeuH oi
e'nte. - fot VT: w D.. CnAnpflr, $50 rc.
f1ee:: E GA atsc<E lalto::. <t.s3: =. F1'x-ia'
90, q -: L~ noG[ Sons C., &l.&5; J. s.Corge.
e ". Lbs e.'c.sacs Wa a~1fuea to M.A-1a,
s1E2L1 Ts1e1tt, tke 10 Ee@: b!4derx.
, 1869-03-26
Notice to PfoperiY Owners.

Tks soees+ts-e1 vii roHtE4et - I'll lots saut, #
the styrs roEth At FopslccrtAEt At rst&o1 tn!a
fettt II application II rscs t1aa II UtllchA Hotel
VeN- - '- - Il GkaY.
, 1869-03-26

Brs ak in The k>elAwaFs and Hudson
Canal.
ror9HKErpE1E. n. y. M1rth Is ~ SERIOUS
t9e.k Es. occurred in tha Delaware nd Hattoa
EaIA II fa1: ben- carrying away rae squt1au at
ttat p'a:c. The openlLx Of TIC ct1al VII. thtre-
1kEc, oc LettsslILI ot.Aie Il !. .tct2l eA1t.
, 1869-03-26
FCfefEn II AFkstR.

FE<*KJ0ET. NaFcA 53-KTtnia..
recTe run; rerrs, :1sc sret:s Is ~ B1at oi
frsnee hks u ereated n |Sod.Ed hAecs dRrtnx The
H.vH1- Msreh F-rv-nt-x
T. c&kaqa p11pot 0o<edNx<<sF l<us--xdosaHE-
, 1869-03-26

BoefoH. March Is -1u tha Houee Of Rerxehtu.
sht.ses, ye1terdaY Afternoon, tie uo1oa 10 recon.
eidt The rote WheseoI the bill Authorizing the
Sev Rasen' kt1lrnads 10 cnn4nlidate. wal deicat.
I'd = yots II u 10 tpa. Too bill va opposed
bT tEe fatlf3xts which tsp tie New HAVEN Rq.d,
, 1869-03-26

CAUTIoN!

CretsttandtoE that I cxay1sser. scltauuE nAMea
f9r eattness dr, OF ChicAko 70 nt inGod;d IA
the sAlt LAfs CI!y CRY DretsoEJ Anc BnsIaes
Guide. has been 1tzuak tsas re EA scprc.eauux I'll
rzrPs1e!a: Of tbs 5a1s LAks Telegraph M stea.
thss be bid 70 aataos1ty 70 ntke .ay tues s1.ie.
wetk. Il 1he adsctlseneE4 tos It vii pot1cl* II
psfson. NeTch1pu Interested n 1hs TeHte:n t:19a
viii p1eA1e 1o1e shtl torTtct.on. z. L. SLOAN. F15.
u&Aef 6&ik IAka E1tJ pttte1cyy.
, 1869-03-26
THEFAR WEST,
Prospect OF an 3 IrenBtvA Indian Raid
IN Southern Ulan.

0x4u4, March Is.
4 ccspasrh from st. George, U,an, says tAeye
i 60 coant that tho Nsvaloes hare taken pot-
see.on Of tho eouEtzJ Goa,h oe:wesn 1ne.r ED
tse Colorado Il y also reported that tn<y arr
t1}tnR 10 fo<H AlIt11 C With tte raa t1,es M.
oaef tribes, AId :1tet.t to maka gsae1a Il raid o.
tie eer1cEAEt
No Et,ls have reached here FROM the pastte
Rice Monday.
, 1869-03-26

Special couvoeA.ton Of w.shiae.oa Ca.p.e.. 10
u. r. A.N~ THIS {M0xnATI EvESING 1t o'clcck
! KeEk san =. pe-,te.
80 : =. l. = -JQHS H4IHKx .9Exets1,
, 1869-09-03

echl1s2, Of Chicago. who turned seyeenI hupdtsd
inmates q thn Chicago Bf1deHeu loose uudoubt-
tny taly Ttsh tae condition that they ahould leave
OF tho ftostu Of Supervisors Of the Normal School
Eaa held yesterday AFTERNOON. at Ehr County
eletEA once. Tho arecincations for}beatlnR the
tcnoo! buuulnR Wcfc submitted lJ the ARCHITECT,
md after some discussion they wcru approved of.
The committee then adjourned.
, 1H1 SEH1-ANEuAL meeting Of tbs Chicago Col.
lese ot Pharmacy WIS heid At tho COLLEGE on
Aittr the election Of aercrA new lnembcr1 d CON-
nunicauon from J: i. Reed. Esq Of Now Yosk.
city. The meeting then adjourned
TnH FrAR Or Horn Lodeo NO - l. o. q. r.. will
held 'ts tcsston at No. 70 South La9aile atIret
this ertninr. nt ~ O'Clock. The T. ": G. '. 7.
e S.rih Am Amersa Sister ln' Fa5ne WooaSutx, sne
nent nembe1s Of the order Will be present and
address tne meeting.
THE MEAEHrs Of the South Hide Post q. a. Il
VIII met at O'Clock .hls evening In Paslot No. l.,
TrMuut House, to elect COMMANDER AMI trans.
act n,hcT hus,ucss. all mcmbers arc requested
10 attend.
THE FOLLOWING s The local 1'ns. Ol1,co bu.tncaa
tor the mnnth nf.Aususs: Number Of carriers e1n.
r1Jet1 Fl; 1pRti letter. delivered, ib0p+4: local
letter. Delivered. 7h,170; nrwFpapcrR, ctc., helIr-
cred, 1o9,eoa; letter. collected, dle,s7t.
A Isonsk ns!aohcd to buggy run swar on Lake
street. yeatetdaJ morning. from State. and after
tt"rpe'l on Clark street, ucaE ltandolph. No ono
was hurt
Nkr. 1'hor. sw1Tu, Of wertmlu,stcr Church. re.
turned u the city ,csferay. IllA friends viii tc
Fla'l au learn that he hAs fuliT recovered hi
health, ami Will resume h6 lRbDrs next Sunday.
Ar AZ carly hour yesterday suornluR the resi-.
s1rhr" ~ II. Humphrey, M. Ian h1nrtn psrcrt,
waa entered tY burglars, whU ruht'Fl 4 traHrE vi
WH'1rs containing a!1a I1 RtrcrtAck*
MI, MspnEHa nj "1atrrty unRr,lA," Conran,
A. ffut tt,t + n A ii biuf +
, 1869-09-03
Recorders Court.
THE POLICE cuuRTs.

TILE 4RA0EY.
With the exception OF few dlsordcsy cafes,
there was but little business transacted at the Az
moTE yesterday.
Thomas Ferrtn, who, according 10 bis OH
story, "se1dom conea to the city, complained Of
one Lizzie Young for stealing hts witch and chain.
Lizzie Is frtq aenier Of the place corner Of Wells
anh jackson streets. which the police have had
OCCASION to visit several tines Thomas did not
care TO go into the particular circumstances Of the
case, or how II WAS that he E1ro Lizzie M oppor-
tu11t1 TO steal hts watch His Honor lid not ptcsa
him very closely. FaCts enough were elected,
however to bind Lizzie over IN The sum Of $500
-Ihercsa NtFn!San. charged With stealing some
goods from Field Letter Co. 5 store, Was held IN
500 | at.
a negro, named Napoleon Kennedy, Was 1ned
ssa, and fifteen patrons $40 each, Is keeper and
inmates ofA gambling house On Sherman street,
Cla1a Duckett Wa up for drurgug and rob-
Ting Detroit man named ". DAVIS Of st05, She
was held iol further trial y"
MADISON ErRrEr cuCET.
William Palmer has the Reputation OF being a
professional w1fe-bcuter. lie wase mncled again
yesterday In the SUN Of SIS for about tie twelfth
time.
IL c. Booth, ycr5 suggestive naznc, u nau
who iabors under the deluslon that he Killed the
Ian cnied Lincoln. He was dnc<l Slo Tor disorder
lJ couIuct.
-Pntrlck Walsh ia 10 very sharp tbs. no speci-
nc charge can be brought gainst hirn. Hts haunts
and associates, however, warranted tie Justice In
nDinG him rs on general principles.
, 1869-09-03
THE EAST WING.
No DMclat EIunlnnlIDu Yet.

An adjourned meeting Of tho ButlAing Commit
tee OF the Doarl Of Supervisors was held ycster-
day forenoon, at the County Clerks once. Bills
were allowed for nason work and cut stone for
the Court House wings, amounting to $4,000.
Bids from D. n. Lobe1R, for the mason WORK and
plaste1.ug IN tue old Court House, amounting 10
1895, aud from John Walsh, for the carpenter
WORK, amounting 10 51.aso, were accepted.
The specifications aud plans for repairs aud
alterations In the oil Court House, submitted BY
Nj. Rose. we're approved Of.
Nj. hcarueT, from the subcommittee appointed
to select three architects to examine the coudi-
ton Of the east Wing, reported that they were uu-
able 70 procure ihe architects, several Of those
whom they called upon having aecl!acd to scrTc.
Several members Of the committee expressed
the opinion that NJ. Rose shonld employ nrohl-
sects 10 examine the building anu report the r.
Eulf Of the Investigation ~.
Nj. Hammond Eaid that the architect had been
employed BY the board. ami II he was ccnsured,
1t Was hls duty to engage architects to examine the
building with him. .-...
After come discussion rs 70 the proper course "a
be pursued 10 satisfy the public mtad on tho sub
jcct the matter dropped.
The committee a1jourped 10 meet next Non,
, 1869-09-03
The Grcnt Western Silk House.

In report OF the great Cincinnati Exposition,
VIC noticed a reference 10 The nrm OF DeidlnS
Brothers Co.. wllosc chicago house Is at sc and
Is Wabash avenue. Thcy displayed several bales
Of raw SILK OF China growth, Taa,lcc and Canton,
The former tho fnest ever seen In the West Their
goods took the nsst premium The report says:
"This 1Em have tho largest exhibition
Of Elk soods that Is shown,
and the desk ut which they display their goods haa
been the centre OF d crowd OF ladies' during the
whole day. The chief attraction to them seems
this nrtn exhibit, and Of which they hare almost
The entire monopoly Of the SotthW est
Tue Rockville tConn.) Journal, here one Of the!e
mills u located, says Of this nEm 1--WE recently
examined The Diu Of the Aessra Deldiog, and saw
The process Of transforming the raw a!Ix into the
beautiful goods for the manufacture Of which tais
n5m * 50 ce1sn5ased j. The goods soa s.nl
c!EcipDaf1, arc al made in this part Of Cuncccu-
cnt Resides their mill In Rockville, TWO mills in
Maryland and ono !n HIllluantic are engaged in
naAlng their silks, They Eel! Al enormous sSSre-
Ea.e OF serving silks and twiss.. probably more
Ihhn any other thfce houses IN tho country.
Their reputation ts hascd u6s unJ on the excel
lenco OF their GooAa, tut upon tae full measure
allowed 10 leave their works which does not
measure or weigh al the LABEL indlcatek AL
their machinery ts Of the most approved Kind and
cEct5 department Of their nauuiacsor5 IS nao-
aged with such precision nnd regularity As 10 IN
sure perfect success. Their patent "stretchcf"
-ehich they nrst Introduced Into this coun;rJ-ls
Of the nbre. II /. . pleasure 10 knom tnnt The
McssEs. fielding are doing an extensive md lucra-
uFc bup!ucsA They arc empnhucaliJ SELF
mt rcdlcd oihcr rcopfes nix irom door to dooF.
From this fheF hare asccnded By grata,,o3s to
theIr present position a. the leading sewing ak
&ucccts has been well carncd4 Ia well deserved,
AID long m1y they tiTc TO Cujo5 Il"
, 1869-09-03
ferxcn etrttt for rebate OF personal tAI, III re-
feTed 10 the Committee on Finance.

fS..-r - AA.At~ &Aw kNA.
teiton suSet 1or teoe.e o. u PstsonN TAX "u8c-
1eiTeo 70 toe SplnEo!ttso On E!n2aee.
Aosh ...+ <,,,, ~. r..,a
uMuntHtloh w 1setseH ~ ~ nn tss.+s ~ 80 ~
o. ueM1 cAAh2 a0enuun 10 sne y anis nnaIs y;
providing moFc efrtAtn anu AounuAnL *uppy. y!
Watnf IN tne ekt hno Souta o!stAoas W w Gy
huu 1!so lnqultiH0 sArMet VIC su1ee.a lug NV
f3frf TOT tne csc o. tAs!tARrA NolF! NV hHoEnA
sale and conyealehs 'oSason tof tne ~ates con-
neEuonh oSareS4 naE na =, ~ Et EIa -, tne
clsS' wa rsis!!en t " .nc ,s,a!n u teoc " olkA
1s ~ rnh;t ~ xs ,s',tS rAus9shn sS;
~ 9 nu[ y I,t.entn t - t wv. -. uces
~ F.x ,ts aM ~, t,,,ts .,pa ~ eas " o.Ass
~. 4AlAe" ~ e1s eoAA441'A'rr VI caeeIs ao0
nIyH y.rs.5n. E1,h,.s ...u.. 49,. 80
1ot pa ,th .i, isu.u y a3aan aye
Ms. es :" 13 3nlee-1t aees eetIn4auS* oat1e Etlel-
ene"' ,,..,<
a,.. .,- o ,.,, t '.Hin - ..
s,em Ensrenn .SF fos.v W y Ast!oEton hlieet.
s,naa, =, Ahs - - nesME btIcet. pn Dehnfeh
1fn.rr 1.,r s i " asct TGat Q! EanA; - oa
i,h[nsH.n sr.nn oHlpS 1 - ~ nalen sueet; - un
nr.HhnS S nuto ~ utofe[ ~ s.leet W ke Holtn
Spnr.i - r,1,. ~ a.; ~ w GH!ssso afeuue, !EoN
wss,rrn s.nnr" =, stt sovn ".Ilen . atenue, ssoM
.,,sx tro.,, o ~ tHarl.s h.sFes' on huAms
m e.1, s n.tnue ~ to Aoney skecs;
,,nfrh str.St nsie, uSn hsaIIfnon ~ N4n- t9tt
~ s,1or n,;t um H. n1.s TT t!oln @
sfrcct '% aod VI 4"''o'' o. 'ee' eass VI Lyle
nr,,s7 Ar
Tim tam. txo.,, ,nrnt,a1 ut,,,o,,,.. ro- .x,
xntn tfrstns ,.,nror,irr Est III = =, ~ r..
tsaan tt,,t..s nn, Ss!t ~. m III 49, 80 ~.
, 1869-09-03
RESOLUTIONS OF GukD0lEHcE.

The death Of II. A. Lccklc, Esq, OF the nrm Of
LccA.c, Scllcrs 4 Co, wss announced on Change
yesterday morning, and the following preamtles
and resolutiocs, offered By J. II. Miller, adopted:
WHEREAS, This board has learned with s!ncr.c re-
s7es q tho dscestc u fcllow member. William Al
e1Ahdcf 1cckio and.
NEREAa, Ii Ia i,ccomIrS In O. bis 1zss assoctA.cs,
WHO kncH ttm well nui estecoed him hleh1y 10 rr-or4
OIL II EtmGny to his worth and hia llSh chAT-
aetet as r citi1cu; tbtTr!ege. be 1t
A:cAo{red That in tho aeAsh OF our brother member
*r feel that this board has lost cuc Of IL b. and
valuable citi9rnt.
Ea.ois+t, hat c9tcud to the widow and family Of
tho deeras1 heartfelt eondolencc IN s murlcnt Of
their grief md while nos te ahfc TO utter words
that Will mitigate thrlf potroH. would recommend
H.. n TO 'tlsn IN wtosc hand arn n! our wAys-
EtsotFe.t Tint th.49 resolutions be Placed uIon the
rIcn!de c thir board. aud COPY Of tho
tho family ct The dtScAced
, 1869-09-03

Yesterday afternoon the ticket oflce Of the
Chicago, llock Island Pacific Railroad, nj No s.
South Clark street, wss robbed, in very akiIul
md audncions manner, OF quite a number ol
tickets, They havc nj! been cancelled aud conse-
quenty caunot be uscd. In order, however, To
place persons Gu their guard aud 10 prevent thcl.
purchasing tncae ralucess tickc,s We gTe the fol-
loHlDE statement concerning them:
To Joliet, Soa. % to ~ iuclnslve-dIst clA5A
Morris, Nos, 10 to ~ tucluG1yo-ntBt claAS
OTTAWA, Nos. % 10 ~ incl1xIFc-nrBt class
LaSAle, Nos 20 to 70 incloHlTe-1sst class.
Peoria. Sos - 10 % inciu strc-ttet class.
Eeuesco, Sos- to to % tuclnt!sc-1rst ctasa.
KMk Island, Nor. 70 to - lnclnsiye-ntst cl8ss.
CouLdl uluds, Nos 1Uo 10 ~ inclu&Ee-dfst
ctasA .....-
Missouri River Station, Nos. 100 to aaa inclusive
-Ars; ciakR
OluahA, Soe. 100 to 249 lnclus!ye-drst class.
Blanks Nor leo 10 SO inclustte-second clAss-
PcAin, Nos SIS to alo lnclustEc-nrss CASA
Form sa 80.
ssh francisco. Soa 1900 to ,ssss4-d -dss. class.
Form 12l. ........ ..... ... ..
san francisco, Nos 1ss to 1aa ,nciuAyo-eul.
grant. Form A 931.
san F1anc,sco, Nos $50 lso,oa2t-emigrant Form
d g31. ..-
ST Louis, nos soo to $40 lnc.unvc- second c,ass.
Form 70
Excursion tjrtrtk Nns 123 to 9tp-Erst class
, 1869-09-03
soAkp or Polluk AHp IRE.
FItra fur Sl,r ni0nilt-t 4arArs Against "
slrenItn -1trIl.TOWsr.

FItra fDr 'hr Hiunih-s AaFArs AkalHst W
Ilren,rn -1trIl.Towrr,
s,t. -, H..
H"R"a' se".. "3"AJ "'s''aR VI wy hoA'" VI
FuiIta en' F!1n EolatliIsalohcis Nas held yesteF.
,iny, iIrst1ent NrHwn In tho rhnY. Ftcsent, Com.
mt..Iuurt, Tltsrurth. t,un,, ntut James
x,n, n,n."-w.s-
.... !."" n~rs H"ri. --. It, -.
Tho report 81 ilc F!rn Mnfkhai for tho tnnhth OF
August wax rca.i, + recsplulnlion Of which Is ~
fuI,uus.
t,,rtl, n,v,,t,, IN nro,. ,,,. A. tso ,n.,ro,,.
"'''"'"'' A' "'s'' ''"'' s''"''' n'u'ane0'
SA'*"' ...... .........
Sunth Division. 10 nrcs; 1osa, t24 a1; Insurance,
ly2,77D.
W,st 1,,y;,tou N r,rca, ,o.s nj eas. ,u.prsrr,
,,;'gas, ''''' ~ A'''' ''''' '''''''' '"'''A"'e'
f,n,ni II nrca. ,un1 fo,, "a poa. ,or,t ,ner,.
anrr Nv IN qs'' @'"" ''"' '''''''' ''s"' ''''H'
f,,,srst,nrr,crnpcr. ., +. fnn1 ch,r,n,v +. III.
fctf.r rhinnrr n: intnn ~ ti',s,an Il i'rrn.,inr
lam =. tnn.ts irr,,,, ,'MI,I,nc, T.. III nnx"
H. rr,nrn.a rr,s,rt. RI ntnt Il. ~ tncr" ~, ,uo
,ns tt rcs mi m asrrern f IA n rach rng,nr
s,nln n,,t,,,srr 81 tntlrs ,,t aYi,I ~r a. nxrnr
nf rt,L tn rnrh T,,c w.rnir.tt nn.ornt NJ ~ mn1t
was tnnr t,y iIn ntra,mrr thtcarn mn X, ~
i,W l:runo,tr. N"""'"' - '''1 LAW - '"' ~
rnt,,tni,ttitn. n.,nn f,on, fco,,c " t,on,n, n,o-
nns,,,v im i,ui1I nrr cxcntc nr,s,r,I,"w r. tIhr
n,ena Of Mr. KnDckr. fur Hi ,h,n whx rccriy,mi,
, 1869-09-03
Tho Heolth~Idft and Othor S5xto,na
A Parallels

me Ordinary sysiena Of physical culture, 1n-
GLIDING all fymnastu1ns, ancient and modern,
trim the pupils TO wonderful fes.s Of muscular
ttEensth and agility. irrespective OF general vtI,l-
N5. The Aenlth-liit Causes m Increase OF strength
OF agility only by an increase Of The general tone
Of The whole body. II makes tho man healthy
nrs1; then strong. Ordinary systems prodaee
their result8 at an enormous expenditure Of tine
consumed In hard. faGguIng and dangerous nus
culnr lAtor. Ten ntnults Jer do. sat1ces for tho
at<olntely safe acd simple exercise Of The Health.
, 1869-09-03

THIS L. holiday for The City OF Paris, numerous
cases ct latest importatlous Of very elegant and
fashionable novcales having just been orrncd, nnd
the nlrrahy announced presentation coming OF To-
day Ut room precisely, will make the 1ash a, Stein
Bazaar truly ASTOUNDING.
, 1869-09-03

Residents Of the West Side Will be glad TO ltA1n
tia. In elegant cartoon ol the West Chicago Parks
mud BoHlesc1es, and also m engraving Of The
grand RrerNldc l,oulcvn1l, arc published In The
Lchd Orrner for September, Just out auu for sa:e
ut the book stGr,.s- Thcsc cartoons, which foETc
special Enrt Of this popular Journal. are the
tGost AHrttb r!srasirgs cSer usa.sc IN ihr West.
, 1869-09-03

Tho Jnntpcr Tar <onp II thc best
toilet koap ever made as Il tnAI be used with In
nunlty by ladies With The most lender skins: Al the
saUo time 1t Is In valuable remedy for rinpeB,
rough or ch1pped bands AMI al cutanto1s diseases
whcIc other scaps cannot be nsed without aSEra-
vattnE the malaay anil giving pain 10 the patient
Manufactured BIZ CasWel, Hazard / Co., New
Ynft
, 1869-09-03

r osr-nS WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON. BIZ
IL tr~n spd otlpek tTUra = @ I-Sr bl41t
ri.tr lang ta-. Ad tail and to the nArse OF
Eirsev 1 he 6nder wEl be literally frw1tted By re-
urItns It to the above addEeHz-
iad te.h wcnrd ID t,suar leIt lrf- i4telsl re-
ward otrrrd L. +. CULVER, 1T LASIstt.
j., ,cr1 t.
r Osr-OS WEST sIDE-A BUGGY LAP RoaE.
tirri and white on occ s4dt and Thsfr and hiacE
Li1rI 10 the ehes. The Tefxon ho paektd 1t up Will
.e';:t: zas rewarded BY returning T. s'o1a elatS-
=. III m .
r Os1-A PACKAGE OF BILLS YESTERDAY
IL Atttrncon. RArda aph-xs. Tha finder iii e,aitr
. tyr.t favor hr rt.uIElns thea ia pALk HILL
LAND. IL Clark 81
, 1869-09-03

lfyouT hnlr II coming out or turn-
tcE EEar. DO not mnsmnr oyer misfortune yoa
eau easily avert Ayerp Hair SlEor Hill remove
the cause OF your HTlef By restoring your hAlr to
its natu1ai color, and Herewith Jour good 1ookg
and good na1tre.
, 1869-09-03
sTRaYm Oh sTDLEN.

ETo1FS-seto REwAAD-FROM THE SUB.
. re1tSs. ss.ie sn TIC n.shs & the lst at Ss;eu,
hcJ, two tt1Fat bay hure1 hlAek AMI tatfs
lex nd ,aEey With testaer halter and tl!aa hte,e
,ths otlc1 hsd ~ prck halter and blind brii
lsrc ia rear fa7e Tort: both h-Ecs rr.Iy shni Ia t5rn
wal. x1n foE tie rrtrr o1 the hotSr4 and th!crrs
or S.tD ter The he-ara aIcnr- O. L QENSlSUN
Mr.sporA& H., Strt / 15a7
, 1869-09-03
the eouars " LAW A1p Tuul1r.

Cn1led StaEce Coakts,
IN HAETKCPfCY,
Enhthd 10 Arpi5 for DfseAa.ps-nlchaeI F
WJman, Of DuPa9o County.
, 1869-09-03

Paper IInnEinEr md Window
Shades, latest st!lcs. Paints, otA claas and
At +. E K1cby's, % Randolph street
, 1869-09-03
AMUSEMENTf
AIcVICKER'S THEATRE,

FRIDAY, BESEFTT OF
EDWIN AID A MS
Great suecss cl the beautiful PoetIeal Drama Of
ENoCH EN-,
Prom Ttnnyton's poem of thnt name; With scencr}
And appointments Original Music By UAPITNY b
ltUtLENHAUER. ~ Played by Nj. ADAMS at
Eoolh'a Theatre, New York for dtsy nights-
EVERY KvES1NG AND SATURDAY MATIEgE
, 1869-09-03
WOOD'S MUSEUM.

FRANK z. AIKEN. ..........r .rrcrrictor md Manager
Friday md Saturday evenings. Sept and 4, At 8
oeloek: also ns the Grand Matinee. Saturday. ht ~,
only Performance OF the SIrat Museum specially.
TlCkET.OF.LE.ATE 1IAN.
TICEET-OF-LEAyE 1IAN! !!
Mr.. FRANK f. AIKEN ~ ROBERT BHIKALY. a.
played by him over ono hundred md eighty nights.
Hnnds1ule rrrEery 4rd Appointments
VIII shorty be revived With pcE scenery, FOUL
PLAY,
, 1869-09-03
DEARBORN THEATRE.

The HOME OF MINsTRELSY This ELEG Ant
and FASHIONABLE resort II patrrnlxed hv tho
BEAUTY and ELIrE II Chicago.
EMERSON and NIANNING.
In thrir AIdc-splEttinR >'pcclnlttrs.
KELLY. FREDERlCE8, WHEATON and KEN.
BILE, In thrfe trauttfnl pongs and ehnEusea.
1hr sA1ne M0fhTKR PROGRAMME cveIJ evening
aud II the MATINEE Saturday afternoon II IN
Atm,Aou 70 u Ms,tocc. Family C1res, lieeuts; nssts
70 ceuts he secured for week in AdTAaec
fnr }rk nF IT frrfoF{uACct
, 1869-09-03

EES0LCTIoSA
Tie committee having come In, the Ch1rmar
Of tad committee cGered the folio wing preamble
MnIn1as Ede,t. have neeu n.ds hy n g.,'.sr, q
E e e IL e q =
'WmEnEta We tcl!ere In the srr.s Fundamental rs,a
SosestS Id ,oaor ss5y aa;aIs.,esrd sss sas1 4 H.
fosssns sud we do not believe IT. .nist IN to b. yr
wn1axas, We bslcre The esort, OFT btsnx made II
az eae1 f. Ks ssso9 s ~
tou Ii ru:y LEGAL and should mot be e,nduesed p.1
: 1 rs5 sss e saai I'll
RI. IN he,!:Ee !. te b the ,.:n: aa,s
Is 1 1e sa t9 AZ 15e ~ sd
.arssd y the Kepahe.n p.I:.. kieh r. aaai.;nef
hdsst 4 s III in hs .l 5o h ntna .na
Ea.nsasns ,be tn.nesl credit .ad boaor Of nAos
ns.in.s ~ Fc7ndia'o7s, believing IA riusl and e1Ae
~ e ns sss esasd Fl; H.. e r. Eli
eonnete rceenItIoeiea And restoration e ~ the ~
s 8 shoaa ai Iii sEs
ps:: Il Ss R:Sss fs!: Z: t. "a h
t1ppos, M or a ot IssS il 1e<:ist no aasrisstisai, - -
The resolutions were adopted unaaImously,
The club then adjourned. 10 meet next Th7rs
!! !c.a5, al O'Clock r. n, At the sane plsec-
flUKp wARn
4 meeting Of the nepuoncans Of the 1nln
Hall as held last evening NJ No ~ Stase street
| Nj. Edds WAS elected Chairman, and sai1 that II
people, who were t,etersnlne,i 10 bscaS up ta
/ Court uo15e 11ne. Tnc 1des hat the people ~
trntlcA the primary elections WAS fallAe!o1l Ia
primary election; haa become e oaEssqass- s IN
| high time for the people 10 htstf themselves n
ono could be ctected *ho Old not meet the ap
pguyM Of General S3iomo0 and the ring. Tai
do-nothlnes had held ONCE 50 loas ,ha: theJ ha4
| grown to their seats.
, 1869-09-03

pEhSoSAL-GRACE, I AN ALONE NOW
Er. ], T1i.nrc otrce,
The New York herald., 1869-05-19
The News from Cuba.

1t will be seen from the correspondence and
accounts from Spanish and insurgent sources
which we publish in another column to-day
that the Spanish government makes little or
no progress in putting down the revolutlonists,
who continue to hold at least one-half OF the
territory of the island. Great exertions were
made to concentrate forces under General
Letona at Nuevitas for the purpose OF opening
the rail communication between that port and
the large city of Puerto Principe, and the
result of the campaign has been looked Tor
with great interest by both Cubans ana
Spaniards, as it was supposed that this would
exercise marked influence on the course OF
the war. AS all the lines of communication
are in the hands of the Spaniards the slow
and meagre driblets of intelligence from the
scene of operations would seem to indicate
that results are not so favorable to the
Spaniards as they had hoped for.
1t seems that General Letona has committed
mistake in encumbering his operations with
a supply train for the relief OF the garrison of
Puerto Principe. He thus has on hand at one
time the triple operation of protecting the
train, clearing the country of the enemy
and reconstructing the railroad. If he had
any hopes of opening the road it would seem
to have been better to have left his supply
train safe in Nuevitas until he had the
road fairly in operation. AS affairs now stand
it looks very much as though he is only fight
ing his way through region occupied by the
enemy for the sole purpose of relieving the
garrison of the beleagured city from hunger
as did General Lesca two months ago. If this
is the fact, the operations of the government
exhibit remarkable weakness.
From other portions of the island the gen.
eral tenor of advices is that the operations of
insurgent bands continue unchecked in the
country, and reinforcements are called for, with
constant complaint of the inefficiency of
local commanders. The enthusiasm of the
Spanish volunteers in Havana does not seem
to hold up at the fever heat it exhibited in tn e
early days of the year, and the fact that the
most wealthy among them are remitting their
funds to Spain, and some even contemplate
going in person to Madrid to induce the gen
eral government to modify General Dulce's
sequestration DEGREES in view of the possible
retaliatory effect on Spanish property in Cuba,
has a Specification in it that all can see. The
truth is, there is great difference between the
words and the deeds of the Spanish portion
of the population in Cuba