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Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1869-03-31
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Ss""saIO am Id. eJau. 1859
Slse iuer0en iuie foIet aeben:
SetleHen 9afhuiHe. $50 n. m mn 4 "a a, an
1Sas sSs sovtsptae As q. ". Mrb 40O q. d
nile far St 2outs. Cincinnati, SnSanenelsa S
ns~ss. 1algIngtcns PhiIaoe1pb uuh Sen 9Iarf
pen Naipptls had ReIp gurt as etunhe,, =
8abn. ~ss tasHo eIne 1noere
u; gssS org BON RafbutHs ma@sn aerbsubunoen
sn,;s,,in. Fesa PEI yer. Gtanten DlaIl Sine mels
xMsmpfes meen htreften MnIii h, Ii,eis,,o,i nj.
anen 0rnb3hgen mad benz Often. N'a'''''' wv
e9eGs wereea fir gepdd unn Rofsr;ue .,ox =.
lfneten auSgegeben. Sss'1sH Vaupts
e5 80 Der $50 b. u. Bug BON Raibuiue t6br
S & Hn g obattOnssMg perldst @oHsttn
IN ~ " X t6mntt IN Nef6uile ua II .a6 m n
S'oo @be,,Ss i, I'm $40 u. . utS f6mt I'M
SAM sgR Sen. gaa cints 9
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1869-03-31
9hSOsntl9lano.

SO i'm den, 5. @ar8. 8pifden
YreuBen nro Baiern 1T ii6er Die ee :
gelieitiQe grluerbung bes 5nbiaenofs
eine Convention eefdIoTen DorOen
Die STANDARDIZATION erfoLgt crit mad,
Der Gntlaf5unD aus benz bisberiaen
MISUNDERSTANDING, bic gntlailunn
eft nn1 geIiefertent Na@petfe iiber
bic 2lufnabme in einen onberen @taat.
Nlaina, 5. NlarS. Sas ebeu
bertunoete Dber9eridtsnrtbeiI Inn
.gfO5eB Bamberger laufet auf adf,Iffbe
Oreifpredung. (Gie @taafs MtaluoIfs
la0ft bat lnOeb fsit0em 8erufuns ellls
eeIeGt.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1869-03-31

re- Ods gepa6 DirO nit 0urAs
utnrfen Derlebefi. -.
ilHb @aasstptrts acts f usssris, els a,sf trssns
elmer 1nbern 2ittiF. aisil
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1869-03-31

MR nab NAG Rontde, ben q. B. aR., anb Sic an
IDeifere 8eianntnachun0 1peroer @oIfa -
s1ef9sn Nafbutues 9etnlpbiss Eenii. unb Oldham
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1869-03-31

D 2onOon, 6. Mldrs. Oie @eielfdaft
Friends Of Foreigners in Distress
I Srsunoe nOtbIei0enoer SIusl0n0er /
belt I'M 2aufe 6es geitriaen EaQes hire
Sabresberlammlung. Qlus Dem Bes
ridte 9rbt berDor, 6as Ser Rriua unn
@ales bic 4rdiioenti9aft bes- Gereis-
mes llbernommen uno bab liA gleidbaeis
tie bic @eloberbdltntffe 10 aebeiIert tos
ben, oaB ben 8ereins siDeaen oetl,iiR
bieIfdde llnteritabunsen gefudbrt un6
1000 g. Die nan aus Dem Geierbesa
fonos entnomnen, ipieOer 3urii9erftats
frt iper0en fpnnteu. Dte &6uidin mn
bic f6nielide Sainilie baben i'd ,nit
reibell 8eitra9en betbeiIiat, un6 audi
Der &pnig bon Buiern bat Ieiretl ylas
men nuf bic Cite Der 9ublcribenten
gefebf, 9SabrenD Oes SabreS erbteIte,
81 @erfpnen EeniiOnen BON Ii 4..iabr.
lid, 81 erbtelten tp5@ehtlide Inter |
25l 5rauensperlonetl ruurSe |
gteifegel0 9egeben, nn6 TIM &nn,en
uutoeh 3130 i'm 9aufe hes Sabfeg lS In
IgtFiist.
, 1869-10-17
iksTfADAs'& TIRES.

DuEspx the psst tWenty-io four hputs the ptre M.
naTotns va kepf pretty huaiJy eoeaaed Trcrr
alarms ard ANAL 1rea- Ar O'CLOCK Ii me morn
tnE the nAmea broke out In q burn 4nd csToenter
.ree r. a. a9a % sa za I'D IL
together = l'h THREE borseA, ! buggy, swo sets Or
asfnesA lot of carpenter work aud qosautf Of
.ns11ance fos u 100 IN lhs Comnaetrh! Of Cn,cxFN
Ins Mmes eonmnt Icaied to Nas. III, I'll, 1is,
4 q Ns lAtIaaee sueet, and 70 No asl DIVISION
structures 40 o.nod sJ Philip We1z. 1ao - ocea-
a, aaa9ts1e, 2 sssset aen9 Rzenat, t,-sa.L-W, 3
oi sa u s. 11., sad e 10 ~ q
::,os 4 80 r sas damsn aur1a1 Of G6iesso.: Tne
- % tnese two dwellings md. con-
.1,s 1ssss -, VA a,n,a 5ppre1nats ~ ssn,g q a
-IkIheiua tailor. His lose T. about 500, On ~aich
IL &, ,etb Insurance. Ia the GernaDta. ne 6as3-
1ss y p1.apsiy soul intasz daae @ b. % 1sser I'D sad
satanee. sl,ood No rs, ! smaM ons-atoFJ oos-
IaRr, wts owned sud occupied bJ John FL.
No 81 Iass,ien i1tsees, P wens Dwelling,
Nestory hoote. Has tamAgtd to the ertAat of
t1so- NJ. Werz has insura1ee en- this habata.Ion
he NofthRestet1.
Al half past II clock, Jesterdsy, urs WA dts-
:eo1e1ed n carpenter shop Of shnlt1 B1otnelv,
psssd tu = Pile Of tswdust frpsp aon4e uukoo1u
easse h*as e1unKotshsd .atnout my serious
The alarm II 10 O'Clock, yesterday forenoon.
iron Box 81. rAs tausea BY tns t1iscove1J OF ma
j. IN a rxo.ror1 batdinF. 10: sts Chleaeo sTea7e,
OF ntd sDd occ' paed bJ Phi'tp Bu'terton- Dam
aFe right Cxrse- defective c1nuney.
TIE alazn from BoX Nc. III, At $50, Jestefdsy
afttft zoe. r1pyeA falHe.
Al <A5 smother xlarm was rounded fun boz
No 163, necaeioued by nte Wbsca, ii tsk cnHfye.
dtttroyed d7t ha8ua OF Chutch xnd Huribpt
tEeetA- i oststnsted IN tae ban rear Of No ~
tDspfed foR S1ea In North American. II nert ds.
tnpyed harn m rear OF No ~, Owned by Nj.
-lcss. 4466: tlsufed Idr $143 IN tho Aus. nc
barn o. pr. Bowers, No SIS HuI1but st1Set, 1es
aso detfroJed- Los. t9oo; no tnan1suce- Also,
-ehe barn Of Frank Indeber, 10. 773 Hnl1hut. LnK,
ne 1oknoNn.
, 1869-10-17

The registry law OF this State (section p
requires that the Board Of Registration
eh4ll meet for the purpose Of making the
list Of voters in their respective election
dixtricta, On Tuesday three weeks preceding
any State, county, city, OF town election,
and remain in session two days. Also, that
within two days thereafter, a certified copy
OF the lists shall be fled in the Office of the
City Clerk.
W. ~;41. h. %.~ii a4tar,sins, L, Eha fank that
only eight Of the eighty-two Boards Of Reg
lst1ai;on in the city have complied with
that provision Of the Law which requires
the lists to be fled in the Office Of the City
Clesk, and that these eight lists contain an
average Of only two hundred names. Each
list is certified as correct List OF the voters
in the precinct, "ao far 81 they are kaowu
to the Board Of Registration" Some Of
them ara certified ~ a correct list abso-
lutely but this, We presume, vas merely
the result Of oversight in making
out the certificate. In the few
lists returned TO the City Cterf
it is evident that no use Whatever hiss been
made Of the poll lists Of the Inst election.
Only the names Of persons rho presented
themselves on Tuesday and Wednesday LAST
gro On these Gsta- Probably in soroe Of the
precincts some Of tbc old lists hare been
used, but to what exient We shall not know
until the Boards Of Registration comply
with the law, BY returning the lists to the
City Clerks office. It is worthy Of stten.
&to- H. A1.k =. E. A.
, 1869-10-17

to denounce, to restore, to destroy, and to
rebuild.
In relation to every question, especially
of human duty, there il a logical truth in
the hard apbozisu that Is to doubt il to be
damned" Fos, 70 long ~ the doubt e1ista,
the duty will stand unperfosued. But In
the deeizion Of The. question whathar =
given course Il y duty or not, the pEeiimi~
nary period Of doubt il worthy Of our
respect, "a tho only means Of onsuring .
sor,nd sud intelligent faith. While those
who nevcr doubt can scarcely be sid
to believe, sinoe ahey awullow the Amt
dogma that comes to them with
out discrimination, and almost without evi-
dence, and while those who always doubt
never attain to the true and Logical object
Of doubting. which should be that convio-
ton which fits the mind for action, those
whose viewa arc soundest, and whose 40
ton is most large and wise, will invariably
bs those who have exercised the faculty oi
doubt in arriving at their conclusions, bu'
rho, vhen arrived Il, cling to then
! with faith that gives. them the force Of
demonstrated truth.
, 1869-10-17

There n slrap4s bat extremely interesting ssy
= sS 'saes ss ~ +. f,dn T., e
effect within our ohsefs sAtoa, In &sIun}astnE ,ee-
tseulty of III Ku2ge In rnsuy somewna8 1lakEah
ntatns. A number Of peronAtae mars tae 9.sFr
.s7a.<s % II sae ne nsaa Il d -sasss.- Tsss Co oo-
1 e ot r. @o as9s ase m e oe o. ea = as . -.
Emch s1c5teuo. q snd masenent, ID toe fofsos7ug
1cta eaa.tn 81 'sese ~ das q s. ssasas 90 AZ
U appointed t1roe Keeper; Aud tAe stguxt banE
nsea. ssea w..ses = 5sRtdls - possnae III sne
spel,ed vtta yns icttess of The Iesosstam.
TINT. IS And The eager peaca* ~ osaxed g s1sp.
6arr wr7ste1 a. esea soed = Isad: taosc mat
hare Dot written It calt COT "na " Aadl tnoso eno
bare e7oss !. eus tom tees s.sss - pa.es op.
sn.s.ees, nj TO hs1c tae .aa
re 1nu H. y. .sss I u.1ass ~ to .ss ssi
WITH " 3, y apd 70 On, mill the xnole varnas12ua
s exhaussed, 1hen eaoo plsJss coants ~ Axgre-
Ka1e number Of credits. I'D no ono rho BIZ he
Tue poash1tstsee of tun m this game 90 nos Al
Ar,esr from DIT description hke tne fosrsoa1aE.
r. y q NE sas. ,s sas
tne stnpsut eonhtuaxaons; nc sooots q taoghtef
taa. sssend Inc defra u N xsewPs . imsoac
IQmpnAh1lf 0o04 Wptu a22k NH a At ue
sppeaa to tic d1cnun1Ty to Asst,e ditPaead ques-
ttl1$, and hundred Other useiy tnctdeuA q tue
sasnt 1rnbex Il lhA HaokS poEsaE VIII ~ 4nd
young saat h&s eyer beea introduced into the
10 Mtastzase tho extenxvs tsnse Of tansaaee
which thas aupss aHnsenenf ooFesf. n cul{
neeeAsafJ 70 Aey shat nor tsAs th.a cos hundred
rqxds nay nc derived u th0 WAY feou ueaG2n -
<hiea H, aftcF I'll, uoE god tfhs!MM
TT ve1hAEirm, aao yc1 Wnl nnd It tnfAaihlJ
snccessf1l ~ . t1sAHA ot aAiusansnt, Y nta u u
- We have pointed ook ht1a1 n1afol-AuRSe1N
8sHEdF. 20.
, 1869-10-17

We commapd to the attention of lie pub,
lie, thc remarks mnde BY Mr.. Cec]haush at
the Citizens meeting in the Second Ward
last evening. 1t is a live document and
xill s,ear rigid examination. Mr.. Cool,
baueh. finding himself azsailed by Mr..
George ". Gugr in what is, to say the
least Of it, an extremely upgcnslem sn1y
manner, saw fit to make reply,
AID the sequal shows that his axsallant has
simply furnished fresh illustration Of the
adage that "Fols ruah in where angels
fear to tread" The city deposit question
was the theme Of a1r. Cages discourses,
and j, il the theme of Mr.. Coolbaugh'a .1e-
ply. No clearer exposition Of this is8ue
can be obtained from any source than is
furnished by Nj. Coolbaughs remarks, Il
is decidctily the most interesting reading
matter in this number of TEE TRIBUNE!
, 1869-10-17
eEQ1EH nciA1tE.

II II possihls to render u church sos5A snIoy.
able. And bow 70 aeoomp}t1n such an un1sasi.
bat acne the less deauasse, result wa discovered
n Nj. and Mn r. ". BoJinSton On Tnusstsy
eSentng lass, When the elite Of the First Baptist
Church oes II thelt falAtiai new resIdence. No d
Calums3 xyenue. It Waa not one OF the nd
s5nveA, xsz1ched, ~keep-yoaf-dsstaucef n tattrs
Eat ono Of tho "ho~-doyou-do " :. = gtad.so-2ee-
yo1 Kind, that you cannot Do oihsI t1an enloJ.
hDuss vese ptesssnay vpi;ea Amy, unt1 aoour 10
O'Clock, when Al wezr iuSited 70 pk1t18s o. lnt-
etoaa s1d sohxrantaRl EeIf1snNentA- Aud they
did; o1, d auJ tndn1, II ~ tnssf o~a ssutt, for
semc,ett to supply su2ll army WA rspTaded 2Qd
oispensed most Hbetau1. Returning % Me paI'
mept Il mussc, VII, and hamof, oe1ure me Eueass
Wended their scyesn s9.1 horntxaIt: not. hoE-
ape Vnlcn u to oe held In the Ftrst Baptist
Cnnteh, snail be equally inr1f1n9 and attFae.ve.
A. sefkezhsnen,1 arc % BE- pfof1ded- doohNess y
ypctps1s Al thkJ Afe or plenty Of wAteE.
, 1869-10-17
AURORA
SECOND Dhy.s Seszlon OF tho state
Hopttat Association.
Special Despatch to The Chicago Tribune.

SECOND UfAy78 SE1Al0n OF tho state
Bopttas Association.
srec!a. Despatch to The Chicago Tribune
AuM3kA. Oct- IL
Ths Baptist General Association Of 1llfnois con-
tinued lis sesslon to-day, being principally occu-
pied In she dt.cusslon Of 4 plan Of union ID ne
mtseIon work between ihe 6tate Board aud the
American B1piist Home Xls4son SodesJ. This
ptan leavea the appointment mad contro1 Of mis-.
eionattes employed IN tho Stssa wsta the )oard Of
tbs General Assoc.atsoo; tnfee-loQEtns Of al
amounts z8lsed for home mission worE 10 De eI-
pended In 1ltnots, and ono fouES& 10 be cxpeudet
ontsstc. 1throuznt cut many. ostnest. End saGe
exciting. Ppe eeches, but the whole matter ~aA
manner.
The last nour Of tho norn.n9 sestou was occu-
pfed ~ eons1der!nG the question Of ministerial
edncstsonL Seldom has more genuine esoqueuce
EVasts. Il Un&azo, psedded D7s Burroughs.
Sorthtpp, md Ros, Of Cascsen: Rev. Dr1 Balx1ey
ana Wood, Of Al&oa; DE- J. II. Gregory, ot ChAm-
psiEn: and ReT. Dr. lyeS, OF Connecticu1 ware
the speefera. II Wiz least Of feAsou not 70 be
forgotten.
IN the eyeninK general mtsEto0s1y meeting Ma
held, 4 which many Of those in the euptoJ q tue
board tooa pa11 presenting aoue tnss1eslng ssesa
To-no.to1 Sabbath, Ithecourches in ,als city
tic convention. In the siseEuoon children1
tnaas-tpeeltnx viii be held In thu City Hail Reva.
Rldef5on. oI Waufez1n. Blochuet and TAamAn.
Of Chicago, being the ape1kefA- In the evening
fore!Ea ;, m!s.soGstJ meeting. under direction
Tne Convention closes On Monday forenoon.
II has teen one of The ia1&est and beat ever held
tn the S1Aie- Res11ts are looked tof beyond ant.
thing ever reached tn the past and plaue are laid
eonmensua1se WITH the 1ntesests involved.
, 1869-10-17
kN----
THE EtTf Ia &RfEF.


IN saIs o.sy. one Is Stxoat Music lIaI, corner OF
ClArk md Wasntu1ton streets, for which aoeso
gentlemen from Philadelphia are ueaosastne. WITH
lee intention Of converting It tuto Varieties Tnes
1t u eIPecsed tnat the matter Wil he rett!ed one
way or tne o1her. By the end Of this week. Tne
coatesnpistes lie eree.,o9 % q aer snessfe as The
corner Of Monroe and DeAooEu STREETS. Captain
George B'ee'ow md Captain Ds Haven ate inter
tcuted, sne result viii 6e one of the nnest aud
moss commodsoos theatres IN tho country.
teacher ii Frerca N nuyssn University. Who hss
The highest seAtluae 1tsla to hts prpnctenct from
the 1a'e tTcst,i.D Tnton. the hate y u Pfescokt.
Gee. s. Htntar6, Henry ". Loo oefettow, aud other
dlktlnentsbed tcholafH OF Ca1nhrtdXa and Bustsu,
about 70 open French classes 10 lhls citJ 81 No.
hsf, therefore, rhatfs Of 10 much Importance In
teacher. the trne accent; AID - he - bes II a
mau Of the hQhest culture, his "Instikute i" will
pr,pah1J becof1e 4 1ery poprIse QUE. us sdrer-
issesneSt Will be found IN ano.nef coiunn-
TIE Fam axp FxsI1yt1 T. aid q Rev. Father
sassp Ss y tss ,es es Ra. snuf sot:a u eus
with great and welkmeried saecess+ The fol-
lowing arc the names Of the gentlemen who a1u
Rev. Fasaes Eisstds and Rev. Fat1er poyie, de
former betnR ~ late hour last night eight rotas
ahead Of the lafeE. The contestants for the gold
The fermtf 9sA one gote ahead of the latter ut ii
o't1nct Iast n.abt- The taH Will he copunues fer
der the anaplce~ Of the VARIOUS irish societies at
The CITY. On Tuesday ercn!oK Professor Genry
@ and A.s Martin Will Uve grand musical enter
1cnN 1skr1LEy. drtrer of a truck WAGON. villa
run oser py hts own vehicle aud Instantly Fitted.
on tsutnttde street, yesterday morning. The &c
ctdent occurred Ftar T~es ty.aeyen.h street,
had trst loaded Lis FaEon, and wa sested uu the
pnoAeie. when sudden movement Or the horses
s:s nc essT % as ,s. i1s Ss nes
nses..ea =. a. ~as a. l,'emsn, % Ieass ot age. sao
asEett- He e1esveh vile and family,
"A FEW Wx.rs sgo mention wss made In THE
TRiHGkR Of = beid EXPLOIT by thieves, VITO, IN
h!osd dsE,tgnt, cpsefrd the bauk of Collins 4
tho .afe trunk centslninE securities repteseut-
ing s1to 900 belonging 10 NJ. BROOKS. The joe
sed sinon1, 10, have soeeeeued IN g; seeo;erias @
6as prob~b'i vai bs soon. ~ 'sA 1''
AZ H;.xF4s7 ! o.c1ocE. Jeaserasy moru,nz.
! ssg!ne 80. 81, On ;Es Chicago, Burlington i
crossing ii Enion street TIE nortes were thrown
J r1oleltlY astde4 the wagon sEas.ertd, aud IaDes
AcSa'u, the driver waa severely, but, It t1 be-
4 heseta. NOT dAbgeroui'3 Injured.
AT 10 o'c1oex 1a,t eten!nz = horsa sl.aoaed 70
% I'D q sse iesa assa =; 50
T. ksruess % INTO 81 sa.ress po1eesa @ esGe s q sss
| rescue, and took the hosse 70 the AtmoFy-
| TER FxAfkl1r SOCIETY," win hold special
! neet,t e II Crosoy's Music Hall, GU Wednesday
5.ses y. sse.s.s y "a Es. easnlea: "Tne iran.ef; FL
| What he Should Ne" The pnbi.c gercraly, md
the csais especially. asu tnr7ted to attend
n. 9xtkn !rnY of the Recorders Court bars
Hthfp~n ouS - tic bill &Rxtnss Robert Ani Davfd
E11M1QT6. VINO weFE hpnpQ GY&f from the Fultc8
, 1869-10-17
CIT AND COUNTY NOMINATIONS,
uTY GrF1Cxh.

C1rY orY1cxKB.
Fw NsrcrlColonei R D. MAsoM.
Fer Trtdsuryr-OATtD a. GAGE.
For fhHNrtnF-%. ]. 0x4nAH-
FIR 4tturaer-IfkAHE n. 3rElEA
FIR Cit7k a. FeAu {bart-C. 4 AkTsox.
COUNTY of7Ic3kA
,1,dcx cY tn Sup<rlar C1ss4-1ss1rH g. CART
EEt r ~ Suaez Zof CxTf-A T. afHv4aso"s
.1nSot ~ tAe CS4nfp Eturt-&- 4 IL " WAI14c1.
orr al kAe Gpuntx kSs1f--J. q. 9INnux.
irterxyFr-H, & ExIFoxp-
;S>nyrvzny-AIE1. WpzG0fr
,Srtz7fysssntnE If !Sehools-AlAEkf q. LANE
hr1tcr 0,zRm.sassAer-AAHLH HuK1snAF.
.tspf.eas A. s1s haa-MII EAEaHARpr, Il q.
HlxToN.
xxnExns or TIL CONSTITUTIONAL CofgExr1ox.
FS7;,-ninsA DaAEia-A s HAycs, Joseph Lrdll!,
John l. HtlneA.
sistr.A 0,.trits-cnasies Hitchcock. W. F,
EoolhauEl
.s;zsy fr4. Dtstriet-E1liost Anthony, Dau,c, Cam.
eron.
rowN oFF1ckxa
Snr7u Cu1cAan-EeEAsor, ". ". Ketwtn; Saper
eiA T. F. Rodtot; 14As.ant Suf<rriUy, Antos
1ierg: Ttrrn Flrrt, ]. b. Fcsrril.
WEST CH1cAao-touAclas, Alonxn RA n#i-l!: !Sa
{rrrt<r. Henri ActhoH: Assistant S4peTris1F, A.
l. Anrfison; 7oEA ckSk. II. y. RnsdE.
SaRTn CH1cAoo-rsitntt7r, Otto Feltzcr: SHrer
rfs1T+ Robert C11rks Aatistdnt superri%or, L. N
TtieE3; 16EA Girl, JocAs EaHtresK.
, 1869-10-17

We published yesterday the eahse de-
spatch stating that the 0iet1ita Cdtsalica
of Rome, the organ Of the Pope, announces
that the Bishops have been summoned 10
the Ecamenieal Council, not to delibasate
On snd decids q question BY vote Of the
rna5ority, but to ratify tbs decisions already
resolved upon By the Sovereign and IL
fallible Pontf. II this bs 10, than, H.
decd, uay trusting zud devoted Catholics
-
, 1869-10-17
THr Crry nFpnsITs.

There arc two candidates for the Office of
City Treasurer. During the term of ofdce
Of the person who may be elected, there
will be collected from the people Of Chicago
st lesst $4,000, COO Of taxation. Every
dollar Of that sun will pass through the
hands Of the Treasurer, and will be
hy him deposited in one or more
Of the banks Of the city. Past
experience ha4 shown that fully ono
third Of each years taxes is Always on de-
po~it in other worlt, that there is an av-
crsge Of about Il, ,500, 600 always in the
bands Of the Treasurer, aud on depost to
his personal credit IN bank. This, during
the two years Of the term, will be equal to
an avszage deposit for one year Of 81
Oo0,oo0. For this deposit. or loan, OF the
public money, the banks Hill psy the Treas
urer pez cent, OF, in the aggregate,
$lo0,000.
The difference between the two candi-
date IL that Afr. Wentworth will draw, re-
ceive, and take to himAef tho entire sum
paid By the banks for the use Of the public
money, while Mr. Gage pledges himself
AAAk II 844XA 4F Ee1A4 AAAAV 6kAC NAk$ A&I%8A1&s
The differences, financially. is thai. n the
one case the public viii have sleo,ooo, less
alr. Gagefs salarJ, and IN tbs oshe. #ill
have nothing, and pey Wentworths salary
Nor is this all. Tho city has, from time
to time. 10 borrow money for temporary
uses> and. thou6s. j. has from ono to two
millions Of dollars in the hands Of the
Treasurer, nnd on deposit to his personal
credit, il has TO pay 10 per cent interest on
all it uay have TO use. TIE city probably
pays out for interest on temporary loans
$l5.tUo year, or equal to $40, 900 for 4ho
two yeara. In addition to the salary Of the
Treasurer, the city will hava to pay this ssun
il Wentworth be elected. II Gage be elect
cd it will have to pay no interest
on temporary loans. The amount it msy
have to borrow will te simply deducted
from the sum bearing interest until 70.
funded. u the city hava one million oi
dollars on deposit, bearing interest at 4 Pc,
cent, aud have occasion for the temporary
loan Of sl0o, 900, that sum viii be ioanet
to it at 4 per cent, or, in other words. in
terest xiu caass on that sum until restores
to the deposit.
II Wentworth be elected, the city vii
have its deposits IN bank get nothing 10
them, and pay $4,000 for the tenporar:
use Of 4 small portion of them
If Gage be elected, the city will rccetr
$leo, 600 for the Use Of It's money, and pA
nothing for temporary losus-
II Wentworth be elected, he viii r.
ceive SIX, 600 and his salary.
Il Gage be elected, the city will get III
$4,000 and Gage his salary onl5.
We submit to the voters Of Chicago tbs
the city cznuot adord such e1pensire OF
ce.s as Wentworth. He has bsen coasi
officer, ard 10 elect him is to continue th
expense. Mr.. Gage hts bean City Trea.
urer before, aud nerer got one penny Et
tie u.< Of The pubic naoaey. He propose
to renew thai policy and we submit to Il
uuhlie Il Il Is not full time to return to it
, 1869-10-17
TIE MINISTRY OF DOUBT,

Tba yu<y.~,~n,7.r> a;e,,ee;, ~. 1,-o
of uI;.. n,nht n ,,.,,,h 80. ~. -
ch1st;,,, oo,nn,nn;.;ss ~, =, 49, ~. ha,Is -
the n,ost ra,;o7ons I1,.snsato a. a.-na.t-
sincere donht mt tba fl;or.n. ,,a 1;,,,.
tions r;}alf1rv a, Mo xca1nar tba k;n,,sa,
,ndu]eenoe and helm Of Christians F,r
;. wno n,v,, ao,,,,su, ,.,.r n,,r n.,,.-au.
Whese doubt, there auta ,s-'sa nss. sRAdo.."
Notwithstanding its Willingness to be
progressive, tho Independtas seems, in such
statement, to pause al the threshold Of
valuable truth, which it had done
well 10 have pursued furthox.
Tho relations which doub: bears to belief
are, indeed, preliminary, and ought, in one
sense. To be transient. Doubt in itself
eap never lead 10 either 1o7e or action. and.
40 long as it e1ists. therefore. ia a para
1v,ar ri the h.srt and tbe hand. Tho univ
tbjn, IL ran leaa n ID ;nonirv ,ni1 tn neces.
sa,v termination ia in },e};ef nf .oms aoyt
| There is. therefore. a ce.sain dsorse Of
xe.lnees in ,rera d,,,t and cat thsro IL
.,so . strength. F., ,ha st,;tn,,o ~
neo,,na aon3,, ee d;.,;no,;shaa f,on,
a;,ha+ .ts..,,t;.,, ~ so-;., :. LII a..
,r,v ,ao,a - ~. ,,;;,,d ~ vh;,h 49, ,,ets
ran c<una IN y nnn.s;nd;.sd Ths onr;.rt
stcn,;ca vern r,oh, ths-efore T. sa~;no .
,h,t .s5,,,,.s; 20. 49, s.t;tnas ~ ~
.,h,,n.<H..-.....Ss..s.,.ss, ~. ~.
s.s.s r. 49,. 1 1sN...: :.
~.uou y, "a" ~ ,ouse. 'en ~
0- oe" " ".o eAseAAs ~ Ae
~1ao1'' 1no.1eose' of e'laeu.e ~ ~
, 1869-10-17
THE WEST.

Oysters feF NehTnskn
Delegates TO the Capital CoAvea-
tisn-8mn1lsPox AaaonK tAn In.
dtRnS.
Special Despatch to The Chicago Trbune.
O4AHA, Oc& H.
Tas n2ss CT foAded with o5ste.s fru:m the At
lant,c coast 1ur California suz1ed for Sac Frzn-
sssco this morning. The shipment Il made bj 4
Booth, Of Chicago, IN Z fstnSe7tof car a1isched
10 the eIpfcha EfAlD. The Gane train CARTEL
&even car lotds ut PASSENGER.
TIE turJ IN the case cf Vim BoEarduS, tried for
naDsl11Xtsey, for Killing Geo. narta, 1esuTned \
sentenced 70 1Fe yc&1S to the Per,t-ntIaTy.
Go*t1uuT Buuet n2z appointed Delegation,
headed bI ExGoSeIDor Arm Saundef1, Of 0n4-
ba, to the National Cspssal Convention II St.
LOu.s. ~
A telegram from Helena reports the breaking
ont OF the sa,sa-pok atpooG tue Inttans Il the
I1k River Agency. Large numoe1 dJ4az
, 1869-10-17
The Letter. 81 Per-kr,ae Pickle.

T>a pottod Of a1he letter. ot PereSTtDe
PtcAle, vascA appeared IN TdH TRIBUNE OF yes-
sestay, wsa from tho sdsanec aneets. 1nt wort
stselI vii be pahl.shed n ort,ys and viii be for
eA1o h1 al booksnl5etR II Will be ho0nd tn vert
hxndsoEne fueH, A1d will b 4 supe15 zpe<3r,aa Of
xhsf f.ah4en eao 6a IN tne WAY of BOOK -paAttnx.
, 1869-10-17
the WORLD OF AMUSEMENT,
Celebrations
Some Peeplo Who Ought to be Gel
ebrate6.
A Change Needed.
The Man and WomanWho have Hever
Done Anything.


With a Brief Protest