The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1869-10-08
CHICAGO CORRESPONDENCE.

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The Corn Crop-The Little Corporal
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Pioneer CRllfOrnlans-Amusements-
ColOred Convention.
CHICAGO, Sept. %, 1sG9.-There have becn
no marked changes during the week. Bust
ness is reviving, and some branches of trade
arc quite active. The warm weather has been
very favorable for maturing the corn crop,
and, II 1t continues two weeks longer, corn
will generally be out OF danger from frost. In
this market tho leading staple is corn, over
3OO,0OO bushels arriving by rail in q single
day. There is a good prospect now OF an aver
age corn crop in this state. Trade is constant
~ changing its quarters, the tendency Of
large houses being southwark ON Wabash
avenue and State street.
J.v. FABwELL a CO., 1915 WABASH AVENUE,
the largest wholesale dry goods house in the
Northwest, are building a store double the
capacity OF their present one, a block and q
half south OF 10, on the same side, to be fin
ishcd in December, TO accommodate their in
crcasing trade. Till then they offer the trade
the largest and best supply at their old store.
The hardware trade is now opening quite
briskly. Among the leading houses in this
branch 81 trade, whose dealings have won
them an honorable reputation Is the firm of
%sEEBERaER a BREAREY,
corner of Lake and State streets, Chicago,
who offer the trade a large and well selected
stock Of shelf and heavy hardware at the low.
est prices.
In literary matters there is nothing now.
The Western Monthly for October was out
the 18th. In is enlarged form il makes a
most creditablc appearance. Il has been
steadily growing in interest and public favor,
and deserves a generous support from tho
western public.
ruE CHICAGO LEGAL NEWS - YEAR
completes its first year this week. Can be
hal 1s,rrNl E.p "a 10 afvra urraI1s a.. IL.
cisions OF the state and L. s. Supreme and
Circuit Courts promptly, in all important
eases, and IN 80 ably conducted that IL is in-
dispeusable to professional and business men.
subscriptions can be sent to Myra Bradwcll,
Publisher, Chicago.
LITTLE CORPORAL ron OCTOBER
Is b Iimfull of good things for children. The
Youths Magazine in the country, its pub
lishors, Alfred T.. Sewoll * Co., will give the
lsst three numbers Of this year TO all who, be-
fore the last Of October, send them ono dol
lar for 1870.
NORTHWESTERN hallway.
There IL some excitement here in conso-
quenco Of the election Of Alexander Mitchell
as President Cf the Chicago a Northwestern
Railway Company. There Is fear expressed
that he will run the roads 30 as TO discrimi-
nate in favor Of Milwaukee and against Chi.
cago. / do not share in such apprehension.
l know Mr.. Mitchell well enough 10 be conf.
dent that ho will administer the affairs of The
corporation 30 as TO promote it's best inter.
eats. And tina. can be done only by being
just to the public and to all sections. That
the roads may not be run to promote the in
forests OF Chicago at the expense of the
stockholders is guite probable. But they
shou'd be run to accommodate tho public,
and give an equal opportunity 60 business
centres and busine men, and then natural
facilities, enterprise skill and into say moth
ing Of brds-will determine all questions OF
precedence or superiority.
POLITICS
Is, "a usual, making strange bedfellows Of old
stagcrs. When White, Of the Tnbune, aud
Story, Of the Times, lilo down together, the
rottenness in Denmark must be general, OF
q common danger must be present which
oyerIiles I'll political issues. This is a strong
republican city, sud. like New York, is said
To have its ring who control ali nOmina-
tons, and, consequently, the elections. This
ring, II IL alleged, controls the republican or
ganiZation and dictates It's nominations for
county, city and town officers, and now The
Tribune and Journal bolt, sud go for a peo-
PIES ticket to clean out tho "ring." Demo-
Gratis and republicans unite in the movement,
and II looks now AZ If II might be formidable.
A committee Is now In session consulting az
to names TO be put on the ticket. Altogether,
il a air prospect Of lively times at the
municipal election.
THE PIONEER c|ALUroRIANs
Some 200 strong, arrived here last evening,
have been shown the sights, to-day, and have
left for the East. Many Of them looked M IL
they might be pioneers, the dust OF $500
of travel stu adhcring to them.
JUDGEMENTS
have taken q sensational shape, and "FOr-
moHa, u yillainous play, attracts crowds, at
both Woods and the Opera House, while
Brougham Is showing his "ilcd Light" at
McNicker's. The minstrCls at the Dearborn
still draw full houses.
MASS CONVENTION o CoLoREp MIN
IL called 10 meet at the Oliyet Baptist Church
the 9th inst, to devise means to induce the
constitutional convention, TO be held in De-
ccmber, to remove all political disabilities ON
of color. There is no rest for those
weary Of agitation. Il.