davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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billiards.

The popular Continental billiard taloon will,
this cEluing, be the eccnc Of two cxcit'
1tg contests between the well known ex-
CuIti.s- We understand VT. Coon will make
the "Contirertsl" hts future headausttefs
ard Will fi.e exhibition sames aternoons
and evenings. The Confidential IL centrally
lccated, being At No. 50ts Dearborn street, nd
lcl1tng the Aat'eson, aIa neasiv opposite tho
fremont House. Ii coEtalrs thirteen t.bl.s,
and lie in every Estpect one of the mos, popular
and complete billiard tootas in the Cnted States.
, 1869-01-27

Befo.e Commtsbtpner E1oyne.
Two tobacco fFmt, thoee OF Beck j. With and
3onrg & Mu!livcr. werc yesterday before Com
mittio1e. noy1e, charged with selling packages
Of tobacco without cancc1lsnR the stamps there
on. TIE care vas continued nniil 7huredny
morning.
II. 4. 1Fowp,. for making falee returns Of 70,
oaceo Faee, as Is alit Fed. VAS admitted 10 $l,NV
bail Tor trial.
Dietrich Tickotf. deslcr in ho1scf.Ah. wss ar
Ea,ened tcr aoltE orstnet. without hcense> and
WAS put under touIe Of 500 for trial.
, 1869-01-27
an1u8enteut8.
PosTPoNEhENT:
R0SA'S CONCERTS.

NOTICE TO TIE rUDIlC-The Management beE1
aL1cuncc th succrr IL 1t he aa fctel red
intelligence that Mmo PA1.Erh Ipl5A hAs mat WITH
Au accident wh!ch may possibly prevent her sppe&s-
Ruce At tho 1nauKufsl ConcrTN
AT FAHwELL HAIL.
He Ia therefore nndcs the necessity OF pn n3TpOE.
Nh the CONCERTS from TUESDAY aud WEDSEs.
DATto
WEDNESDAY and FRIDAY Jan. e7 and 20,
And In order to prevent AFT turther ponponement
should be unable to sing. the Aanagrucnt, ii short
notice and At heavY expense. have secured, bJ tee
gtalb+ the valuable ser Vices OF
m1aa ADHLAIDu PHILLIPS,
The great faynritc. and celebrated Amer,esn Prn,a
ol the PAiiEi'A ROSA TiiOtPK. eomprising
Mir. DKOoKHoUsR BOWLER. English Tenor,
s!E; 2. r. ERHASIl. the 6rilisnnt Baritone.
nj. rA1TlspH, the diluneuilhc I1.ulst.
Mr. GEO, y. COLBY. Ecconpan!1t, and
Mr.. !. LEVY. the King tortrt Player pf the world.
SPECIAL EUT1CE-rersens holding ,ckets Tor
the Concrrta hEs htrrhy respectfully lnsarsatd that
good tort friday. and the tiekcta Tor Wcanc,an!,
MARKED So... Nail remain good for that evening.
Thc salr Ct Tickets wnl continue Mt smith q Nix
on'H HuslC store.
G Il. MILLS
, 1869-01-27

Meteorological record for Ixruary sG:h, 1868,
Us reported oy J. q. Lsugguth. Js.. ops1etaz, 1T
Randolph Etrect, CORES pondeat TO the smith
roman Institute. The small lettrrt are thc tn
Nisisto.thc words vecrtng," gen'lc." ""htEh,'",
'dry," !" 'notet atmosphere, ~ralu'' and "suoW -
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Uses THE
weber PIANOS.
CROSBr'S OPERA HOUSE,
KELLOGG.

Mr.. la1 Rt.aHosch rc,peetfully announce. to the
clilten: ~ ch!eaSo ami tlein'iy tla:ths wurldfc.
howncd American frilHn buunA
MISS CLARA LOUISE KELLOGG.
fow In the tfni Ensh af IN unparalleled mua!cal
cnEscE IN III: CnitsI StatrH, " III Eisu
llxkEE GRAND CONCERTS,
At CftosKf's uPE1;A llUEsE, thesc htlns Aas
frrt nnA Ghly nrrnArnnr"K Ainrr her IstHEn from
ings, " 7-
FEBRUARY 1st, 2d AND 90.
In order 70 1nAkr tLt4c CouceEtt The most htltlant
and varied cvcr given tn Ghc*co, ttc kgcnlent
have chKaHrh thc retJ rfn1hrAt fl4su fIr&uus5.
MILE. Aida ToPP,
who. With s1GSAt. LOTT. rtlmn Tsnnre. sIf;EOR
fE1i;li1t. l..ii4o llar!Iono HERR koi'rA Violin
will atalat c!ara Lolise Kellogg at t4rae cxtsAosdl.
hatY concerts.
,Almi,s sson. Il: deserved Seats. $i.so; sesta Ia
Uo1eE. II; Gallery. 50 cent1.
The kellogg Ticket Urlce" will he 1t the BOX
Uce the OreIa Ilouse, ~hefe the ssle Of
either EoHcest Will commence. fhuraday, -. As9 m
g. B. MILLS
, 1869-01-27

Rare and valuable Books as Auction,
The unrescsycd eelc OF 2. T. Shcr'ock's man.
moth stock Of old mud new books. In nil languages
aEd Oh al! subjects, at auction, Is still In progress,
each afternoon al and evening at I o'clock. at
non, 4 cssffI":Hhn[n 4,seet. Nauy Errat hTCAipa
, 1869-01-27
THE GROWTH OF CHICAGO,
Valuation OF Iscnl md Personal!
Property for 1867 and lsGs.

No hotter Idea eau hc given Of the growth Of
Chicago during The year lsGs, than by q compar.
iron Of tho assc.acd valnrs ot property in the
whole city AID in different Bcct!ons. The follow.
Ing figures show tic CITY Tax Commissioner u
valuations fpr thr ycnrr 1967 and 1863. va hnye
erlceteu OILY ruch OF lu ndditionn and tubtiyl.
sloE> n pstrent ttetnnc u!ur hounlia,!cs, And by
comparison with ta. map these figures VII! cn
AVERAGE cash vaIur If lot n any pntt Of The cl1y,
with thu comparative enhancement in yalues dur
Ing ila: 5rsr. nrcUs'ltn. In tho property Is sttn.
The neu,rH IN the lrtt arr the vnus.ions Tor
ts6f; lho-e Du The right thu corresponding yaiua
ttuls for let'a-lu both cafes without Improve.
mtLlE,
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ToR sALE-F,no fa,1 =. - .c-o. 49,.
r. nj: iF9@ Ssss!s .s9s. 4 4@Ss: GOD Spa: '
tm o3 i1 ae1es o n.ser % Ess 3ao lenGS; 4c
3D. aasa 1heap sea oai se oss 70 aese' cuvAs
Tue asoes q "a ds'y tsrm OF 80 a7e,, one uo sr,m
San..s ~. III 4
unssr raanas ~ s xsse9. 19s' o'eaa 1'' acres OF
s. 81 IS g.. :ss:s s;s
Fssna seiss nese asya Stark County all
aes se1e running ~''ef' a 'ss' k''a '''n'' ~
:s:s; kss,ss ssss;: :sss; ~ :s.as :!
r sss;ss = s. ss ts5s: s ~; .:s s
. III; = a,sE;S,y: s. 49, sla ~. a'r
coaoiy 'As'a e' " acres aes h0F'h Of l0d'' kane
:9ma}!tarn. Of 2, acrcs, nssr Calumet ss4s,ou, 10
4ss: 5sna II ss'i::s:s ~ tsnssS: vssDa'a ~
Kennsss. VIZ ~ acses q oak Huber. 96s S nnc s peW
!sSs shade
sns a t.1m e A s,sre. + T0sso ~ county
F.siis Il @ oi 50 .cre,. half mile from Wheaton, good
'42tSstast Il etshsfa u F. from K.ns,sre
trck fasm OF tso aS:rs it!slc ao'snsnst Of Fort
ssfea nisss IN Ssri En- city
1oa az :: =: :: 1s1.e.s 7: - SCUM e!:!e:..:
Il psasSs53;:s. !;So%s: 90 " e'oa'.sA' -
81 descriptive pamphlet viii Se sen 1ca 70 any I'D.
';!:s ::x .cr..,n Union Co rr.ee &c per acre,
X ~ s nc-ss n IL KITTY r. rtlcc ter actc:
IS wv =. i,r,es r's nea aeTa asse'
;;esssss n r. mK,s:p,aolpM e.; ri's: tsner aero.
IL acrcs in seins X r,cc 4 ne t. ne' "efe.
+: .s.s, i !oSn.an g. .Ptct i ner scrc.
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vac9 seIsa1s; ons se,l H. re .s:s i. sss so
TO afe, s; nSc to ten, 8; zen ~ ~ t1ares, 1s;
70 e;5E ;35s't!y,3; thltty 10 fufty, .95ay4
- "'g 70 et1ty, 5. sixty 70 ssgcn1g auIy =
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aurttD11 5algs.

GRO. r. GORE l. CO.,
Auction & Commission Merchants
Custom Made Boois and shoos,
"Wednesday, Jan. ~,
hsoK s0s f91a es1ofk The e.:aee q tss,s sons!en
msSe room for spring goods. ntthcr lsEge aacsroo,
1S South yvnter-at.,
Two doors east Of Richmond House.
IS isss 1a.s: ua4iss 1asss
NM. A. BUFFERS 81 co.
AucrIoNBERs
Drv Goods Commission Merchants,
Nos. 5, ?, 9 and IL Rando1ph-st.,
CORNER VI Mchisan'ar., Chicago, III.
REGULAR CATALOGUE SALE.
IT nn H"oq; Giothi9s casres so, every WEDsEs-
r, rfrsc;, sa,e l;aoss and shoes. Hats. csps DC.
i.reni.r SATURDAYS salc.-llon,cnold floods,
c:Ipcts p!,G ,GsocscTy mud uenesas Merchandise every
". A. BETIEKs Ct,.. Auctonec.s
noMEsTIc DRY GOODS, DRESS
~ io.,s Gn"ds. Umbrellas, "o"ens, Linens, Cararts.
''''e''' ee'' AT AuCr1ow,
ssiesFoons 2"p%S i t;Ss;Sso!ph;;t @ s,, ~ ~
I2AsnIoSAnLE CLoTulNti.
;, 1;nst~ a"' ahocs. Furnishing Gooa', Hats.
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:1s7.ass ssnasss s;s @ 2sssS
i16 te hd at
Gsy
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pr cent aadtt,ouat t"A.ss sct
1e c1h1iy rnr, aecnftfy
.x.- A, asa thus cn1bls them IN ~
s'es 'ne United States Ii p1epa,o d t.
, 1869-01-27

LIE EM $i.Saa.;}M
I'll 'iD 21;;,ttAs
l .oaa'i;s,J 5,lel,:,p9
l,sta 400 1,t}7f,BM
2.tB. .NHl :i1Iinl
1,s6l,@ 2.GW,sW
s,G5G,CN 3,111.sW
9I2,9iU l,G73,;D0
i,6slt5N i,9is,90U |
1N.
1890 lG,16O
7s9. w Sl0,'as@
a7s,77D 72G,930
4la .p5o 701,5i0
a3333o aa9,o5o
5o5,~ 7i1,sD
3l,7O Sl5,s6D
dN.4l0 3o,3lo
l,095,i1o 1,B0,9
i, .ou, en- o., -,
~
-
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eHtet.. .1osobbt etb
TOTAL VALUATION.
TOE !ollnwicg Ntsr thu toss!s Of the assessed
valuation Ct real aud personal property IN each
uislslnn OF the city In 1SbS aud 1s67. Tbs nGnfea
gwen fer lsU1 are tho estimates before cqualix4-
lion:
:. l1operty: 1865. 1867.
, 1869-01-27

TOR sAL3-By Well Brothers, l56 Madi-
l. aon-st. s1ator Ulock. Room :. up sts!.s:
ieo fsst ou statc.ss, near Ih!FtT.aFst. Cheap. II
" lets IontiEs ch state. burnside and Duttcrncld.
stf ss;S between @ f!ftsnsst and Flny.srconl. From
ssvo.s!ory and nsstmco. brick houses, with all
modern Improve nlents. on Vest Washlnstou.st be.
Wcrt Side. ~ ~e@-'Ae" W @'e
, 1869-01-27

TOR sALE:-To Country Printers-A Pot,
Z ter Country PrTss, No. I. sixs s:xts. Ia SoDS1a
running order: aae3 abnut 10 Adassas M
CAQ0 fRlEEkF.S* COOPERATIVE A5aV0Aa:
TlOE, ISL South ei1sk-st.
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l.Nn
$3.50
1,N1Q
, 1869-01-27

DERsONAL-Wil1 Alfred Rolmes. OF this
i cir, rend his sta.tss TO ALBEIT D. WALKER,
The Lincoln County herald., 1869-10-21

TE'toU 9iY lsi blt .00lAtl iGn = nL s9f' u
, ,dW1, DqlAAL ~ F040 40pfynN., =
susva1sAsA Asssrasa lsaeA-a sllavas. , }.
uoi SAs,tsNfs tessssa 1aasss Ss1isd- cvf
br uslsvst ~ tsssA sAs,ll IsaaAs hssVaa ,c
, FAis HapA issa itsslf saey. odi ,ssi .so,
ualevsA tAs s.aAsvss, sAisiss tsss,' bon ..
o ~ ~ ,sssA visA Aaass I'm ~ q ~ III.
~ Az aasy ssses sa,aaaiaa sseA [. nj ,n
= VIA ssA.ss sPiss " Asegp.es siss OF u
( ussevsA; y sssy . tssds ~, J. 'n'f t''''
" ne Sssst sham sats,s Asvs Ne psaia, 90
: RAT usss, q wAsA ~ ssssss wa1s 'j'2 nl
j u swisAAs ressd ~ Ss,As ssast dH'1i. %
uu..ss,.a ~, sira vi,iy s.y,.' In 1', '"'
Aad asoA he hsssts Of Asiss ssd sssks,
ed oriass siNs.y arrows SssSa : ''r7"V
. The saiiiSg nsSa y sssk aal Asvs,lo o''.
+, tin ftea .is satd.. aad " via '.,'.; =,
A ftssh association blev, .;,. ,.,l .,,,
80 Asd ysasb ysas ne Iasdsseps, ,srev 4, ''I
Y..ll's' y sA' '.'ass.srs sA!la. ,,,,, ,..,'' "
,,As ysas byys1s thsisAssk taiss mrlyis
1o.1b wt6ssAulse~ssssVsSas Jnasttlo 81
~ Asa pear By ysaS' esrEaspstt faass 5s,.
1stn Ill ahs sirslss et Ne hills. 9'rp ,..'
The Lincoln County herald., 1869-10-21


y. 90 aoCToREK X! |! slK|''.' ,2;1s" !; ',..1s ~
vine, & Asiu lss,ssa ,issiasssally oofs -
husbands death In France. You ksev
what followed, To-day I learn, fot ths
ltss tlMs since SSr 1afshgs, shss' Mdfk
Dilloa lives" iuj .iInossiF ni rsd,rpd
a"Oh, Cad. 40 tEiA h taaA7sta ,.i,ars
W sS's e s's ssa: zs:;|s .ss.::i
soul. Casing 6rst st bic wife, and tht6
% he Aotdy, I6rsstfsllsn 6aA beside ~,
he, ssep sxllssssd ths ksepsst iAtsaeity
ssisss:; i aisS .SSsi 81. ia 'spStss 81
msltsd 70 ! pissioh ofc sobt.sbi9's 'ed' =
Stealing toward her husband's side, ~
nps~Hred. b.eksply. ), q ..,BsforA IA p,st,
n Melville, ~ Chat ypS forgive - fof
bsibg the" .cxuten 81 10 s1mUSh "fdtuts
wt1schSAhsR~fS9 'haNine abrosght' "
iyehs hssrtos sotfo0 itrhas u little
deserved" Gu
"Part, Dorai We must not-:wo shall
'.Hs Aaa.Avswi Assisssi,s StsssS ~i.h,
WaA, inpuhivs ,novslssss. n AtAhe pAA>
Instant, the door. Of the studia wls sud.
denly unclosed, and womsn's yoico cried
ott Ia clear, rigging tones, "Mirk Dilloh
Her, Mr.. Austin, wheA IL, ,daf4s 10 lsAil
himself 7Jopsn hpsbssa 3rnI-Axsosssdl
deserted, outraged o. J. have, ,beeu, Ar
none the less his lawfully vcded vito,
marfied-to him seven years ago 10 Man.
e.e.ses. Let him deny it,. A. he dssaS.
Fop ussA not scewl ssd glars Al me-" The
III trd.h,' I'D I. d. su66t isat to utter L."
IA Tow cry u rye csesped DiiloHl
lips, - % sPtaag teWsVd the Wonaa aTwho
had spoken. But With = blew spf iron,
Melville Austin's hand hurled hiw back
ward. For d moment the viilaid stared
aso'his 3ile's protector With q Ntigetish
6ercsnsss in hin dork, dangerous eyes,
add then. like The scQwsrd ,hs really .vss
sluns from the apartment. IN, ,,,o,,.
Aud from the house, too, never enter
log Il agsih. An hUar dfterwar1, biz
wife, Elss Diiioh,A followed hin, ssaisst
the earnest entssaty Of Melville snd Dora.
HE will be at me whenIl return % him
perhaps" she said, with mourful smile
"a her exqsiUts fLeS, i.tus must 10,
ssvesthsless. Itssema ikea curse. sows'
times, that in, spite Of his brutality, Aad
wickedness I capuot hate Mark. Ba,
wheLetet I think of our chitd d home,
Believe this weakness ID all for ths beat
I can ghasa him sgainsE aimitaAiaR his
fathsr; and ywhp ;hpoVs what sep's ia,
6uence NAY Do in future years r. ,rYlj
Her sad words left Dora and Melville
grave and thdaghtfdl for 1 lobg time after
Ter depirturs!I ,rndIti2h ~ .ol'J
'sYhst Meuas lsses him Mslsills,'. TIL
sife mqrmpred, at length, IN allow, mua-
ipg toneascL;...lleyes him in spite o. all hi!
inystety.i6ve iss1 1nI! i''i oa' ''d' q"
ID IN jsssloss, indeed, Doss..T .,lu'i r,i'
anyDid yon really cmsAn, .Mslvills, tbs,
p9thiAg should part W. not even the
knowledge Of being another mau's wife
when you spoke 90 passiouatety just DO
fore 9 4sllsn Dillon entered ften .th'
studio?" .g,.s, afr ..,.,.,, an, 7e
"Her soft hand had stolen into his, no!
fearful eyes, were axsd upon his owo
with eager qusstionirg IL their bio.
depths ls&I5 SIT aat,nn n1rir eispgp
Melville Austin's answss wss spoke,
With unhesitating fondeess: ~ mean
The Lincoln County herald., 1869-10-21

smBsl eassfspse SsutA AssAtb, Rts@ Dos',
tipd teiSg'SA' cola aSoky tsessts you
wrap tSursslvss up veil, lead ESvIr va
lurs ON ~ shlu 1hoit.w Dsix,s,bs spoid
'fySy thAk I sSu.g eSrpts. Ili,s orsw ioU.
u wh1'' do'S. yoa ysd 1h'sS sssS It'd
physician to 90 intempsfs,e person
'ejs lj&twssskS Q tbst,yss ~tlt Ircsb III
s4d a1rsassAsE1hPy esA 'y,ridi snisig nle
'al.4 ao,u tspaieasts ss11 = ysbsS l,sss I,
% sasy w. AT I esWsys r. lsdskjbslss,
] ~ tp4tl'hss sd' ,,vo hsmrol lios ndi
l whsi ylr WIN 3h.6iitos aadaassId
tsAbIsRSya RaLA1 11aadj - 1H dlSVssf,
ef tAS es6tiii pxRs1 AIS tGf st0aad 1hlst
'Ssii 9 z iiyS5ssfSf1SiSlsa I \ Ms1phkk kksT9Ry sstssl
,cslf&s &sts!".!Wi9Ai s61f SNHTS jhufiWM
.ys~s k.4ssq SD ,rt
The Lincoln County herald., 1869-10-21

'dASr ods0sstsaarawt WI seiAK W. 1Soi.
stqbS wtbgk aap.s 7WAs6 rv1j 1 tyxSd
~, Sd0sgk1 sslvS6fha vdeJSAs
& Ss.ss y N ~ ~ T.s. II n - $'
s,ssAis,cs hrs s--. u, ~
The Lincoln County herald., 1869-10-21

\, x,tISs lo.a,ASSI!!, !, alaiSe11 'llspd e S.llll
gins sewer IeestI INT basin q t6es x eor!
S,E,t kRi!:Et s.s E.lsssI, ,!.:s!s' ,Fh:., !,
|;A:@SSSS: s:@s SS.s $fs .ss SSs!. Sssa!sa
~ s'|;;alI IlSEs5 s|ss::3f Ss.ss;'
The Lincoln County herald., 1869-10-21
! Tke MidsIsk1 ca,

The following II . Descriptions Of Ire
scene witnossId ~ NJ. Campbell and his
party 10 Iihs auerthy of Nsvway, 10 they
sAssd on slif 1000 feet shove ths ses.
The paa'ass II unsuspassad 10, graphic
'ssTk,' ,'Ieoeesian ocean stretched away Wi ID .,l.an.
vsstusss aS l66r' Feet; The soadln oi II,
waves ssasosl Jrsssehed ear aigy lsokeut ;
away jpl the north th& huge old spp swppe
LOW along the horizon like the allow beat
Of the pendulum h, the tail clock of 1oour
ktaudMtHtt'S p4PI6r corner. We III sle6d
SiISat asstiuSs u tous wssehsah' WhSn
both AshAs come together AD,l2I Midsight,
[tbs Mvs rspna, NJ hEAg ,triHppAAntly
sISE aSs SosllS SSsoS.df ~ ss.si: 'ss s.,
tAsSh Ns shd Aim. 10 i36srsdhei cshshsia
silont mHssty SAiAh ahaSH uer tqttink.
We involuntasily .tosk- a6 onr hats; I'd
|aerd ~ saA,i gSemhjqe, H1ypg eaF ths
most bSjlljaVa sRpset and epRyi4sA sys'
saw, and ito beauties will pale before, thl
| KofegU cof6ri6g Itch h61 Ne 1p S1ean
heaven ina m62htaiS.o III hslf' ann houl
tAs am bad AWNING ~, psraae On hi,
bent. iths sd,ors ahaassd 80 thssA of MeIs'
ing, . fresh breess ,EipplsA ever thA Good
one sopgstes after Spolher pipsd up ID
! III, gtbvs tSbihd u1Awt ha3 iid' 'iute
tlnXtkT ~ d9selr y'T' o2fl il8r y
,-S,.,y u.,.~-. u,I Ifc, al a. ID,
The Lincoln County herald., 1869-10-21

f9nSy, y:',sicsis !: sifst|i !. llys.yMMs;r "
| SaSHaE iASthk iDss1al.AfHini brh:SE q
Espasls sAxsssisas. III
The Lincoln County herald., 1869-10-21

1ue polIe- oS. .4ne~o1t Y~Ioo- uto ouor0.
d Bad, ~ Dsc kssSias iaasssdssvsisg
yons vsieh. ,ou,m al b,l,a,. sa.d .v.d
Il. T*s.sss ss;.%',,.. .s.s'l'isTAa'sa% hs'saA-
'ys,. aei.s..,iss, aei.s.. e .;;iass,s
botA sads NHCse"'a 3.oq3i v6a tsibof
80 RvSsylssssL tAsjs axho aJs'e .Asvqse
as8ainsdj .i!o'Aooo IL Il
'silK sasSfJis qtSsaSa 4JSAkrvseSQSaA
'osn'a sa.Sssiss!ie slisssesAss5. . ,sbs
o" FstAonitIs lspsaApa ahyiboesexr
mans hearts, shsyv ssSves bsds ssusdsd.
A piss days IoSasF-tKas Of . yasss
pup tSat' 1oAaess vha6 1sH eStat {S see.
ID ,satdIs iHiiSsa isiScsoa Rcd, sS
akeudd ~ ,Ms s3utsS 6frSV 2aiy'TatSSSs
as0ohs.psarq a:!, div taisieosss yI,sm
P'HRhs rsiSss sAss lSss " sstt6s,ss III.
Abseanas sAeylassso sisssd uiak riosd
S9dsssssad'pgs7ods ii ,nsseIg o, .bue,ai
on KiothaE~s N tp Ksst tas1,a NJ Ussd
EHbs vera Ranieds slitela. ,sAs aatsA ,hsr
RtAs yost, ,Ret ss4,lts. h.hAas a., 7am
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WILMINGTON, A

PHILADELPHIA, WILMINGTON, AND
II BaAYlMORh KAIIAhUAD.-IlME TABLE,
con mencing MONDAY. November z3, 1860. Trains
viii leave DepoL corner Broad stAses ana ashing-
Way,Msii Train a. $50 a, N. tSundays excepted),
for Baltimore stopping at ali REGULAR statlon., Oon-
C,r,s6, Id aud ntermediate stations.
Express aTrain at II ID. (oundsys exceptec) Tor
Bal imoIe sna Wasnington s,Spyng ss an & sSn,
Ex press Train at 400 z. NJ. t5nndays exceptedJ for
TanrloW Linwood, Clay mont, Wllmlngt)n, New
port, stanton, Newark, Elktop, Onahies
Town PEI ~ vile, Havre de Grace, Aperueen felry
mans. EdEewood, Magnolia OhAse '' ~A" ''eAAN1ei
Night Express li'So p M. DAILY for BALTIMORE
ana anu " A aiaymopt, Wilmington, Newark Elkton,
MM0DSh- y ast Perryville. and Havrs De Grace. ,,
Passengers for Fortress Monroe ana NorioX Will
take the iZVo vNvjiiItMiNaToN " TRAINS.
Stopping at an Stations between PhnAoeipnla ana
WEAVE sPthiiadelphis At MOOA. NJ, 80. SOC and
7fNP Nj The 6OOP. M. Train connecH Win aSes Gels
ware RaiIToad Tor harrington ana ln'ei-AeUiAse
stations: whining ton 700 and $40 A. NJ, l'3o 4l6 and
200 +. Nj. The ~ A. IA: irn a ,n nrom
S1nIIIminE runs Gally; all other ACCOMMODATION
Trains e3nuiS lSoTe Io Phiiaeephia-Leave Baltimore
,.5s M Way Mall 9'S5 a. m-, express. 40 r. NJ,
ExpIess: 2 % r m. M., h4pt1KSoM ~ psKoM BALTIMORE
sUNRRA1ii R51iimCra st rs p. M. stopping at Mag
liz De, rvman's, AbeIueen, dANre oe-oI IScS TER
Htis Charlestown, Norm Esst Inn. iJ1waod'
! stanton, Newport, Wilmlng'on'o o-"' OA' "-""
ana CaSsISer tickets TO all points West South, and
souShw est LDhJ ner Continental Hotel where also
@ RnNms and Berthe IN Sieeping Sars Sah Hl os
Secured during the Gsy cneeSed AZ t6eSr real
| 81 lhlS n " ~ o Union Transfer Company.
denee Wy 'Ne H +. KENNEHT superintendent
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INVEST CHESTER AND PHILADELPHIA
wv RA1LRoAD.-WINP TER ARRANGEMEAr,
ON and alter MONDAY, October 3, 1868, Trains VIII
Leave PhilaoephiA from the Depot, THIRTY
FIRST ana CHESNUT Streets, 7'46 A. N. II A. M,
30 T. M 4l5 p. NJ 46O p. M, 6l5 and ii 80 p. NJ.
Leave West Chester for Philadelphia, from Deport
nj, s,a lgdS A. M. & l5S 2 NJ $50 p Ma and so5 p NJ
Ing philadelphia AT 80 =. M, will stop Rt b. O. Juno
slon and Media only. Passengers TO or from station
hast, VIII take train leaving West Chester ~ 45
a. M. ana going West VIII take the train lsaying
The Depot in Philadelphia Is reaohsd diraotlv nv
the Chestnut and Walnut Street cars. Those OF the
Market btLeet line run within one square. The
cars OF both lines connect with each train upon Ia
ON sUNDAYs,
Leave Philadelphia At 30 A. M and 200 p M
Leave West Chester a. 2 'o5 A. M. and 400 p. M.
Trains leaving philadelphia at 7'46 A. M and 4.bO
p M, and leaving West Chester At 90 A. M. and l5O
y, M, connect NJ IL. y junction with Trains on r. a
H. O II, r., for Oxford and Intern ediate pOints.
llOk HENRY WOOD, General Hupt
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OBITUARY..
Edward JOrtlOu.

The mail from Jamaica brings the ann ounce.
ment OF the death of the Hon. Edward Jordon,
Tor many years past one of the most promi-
nent and Influential public men in the British
West Indies, and whose career furnishes
notable illustration OF the capabilities of the
colored race. Edward Jordon was quadroon.
He was born in the year $780, and in The days
OF his youth ana early manhood suffered, IN
social prescription and political disabilities to
which The colored people were at that time
subjected in all the West India Colonies of
England. But having received q good educa-
tion, and being of sensitive nature, the Iron
entered into his soul, /" and years before slavery
course of agitation with the view of obtaining
for the free colored population the political
rights which belonged to them as British SUBJ
jects. Having succeeded In securing these, he
Immediately became a Jealous advocate of
emancipation, calling upon his enfranchised
countrymen of the colored class to unite
with the Anti slavery party OF England In
bringing about the abolition OF slavery. For y,
which he was editor relative to the approach
log doom Of the accursed system, he was put
being hanged II convicted; but the firmness of
one man on the jury that sat on his trial saved
was wa not long after this event that slavery re-:
ceiyed Its death.blow in the British West
Indies by the passing OF the famous % Emsnsi. mel
elected q mem ber of the Jamaica House OF
Assembly. Thenceforward he , rose step h, by y
ST aively sng member 11eP' of the Privs oSaSeii
ITlmo mlnl5IeT ia bhO hloO ilaSSUoANO Vim
mittee under Sir Henry Barkly's administra-
tion, Speaker OF the House of Assembly,
Receiver General, and, finally, Colonial Score
tary. In acknowledgment of his talents and
eminent services the Queen, in the year 1854
honor thus conferred on him being the first
Instance of q colored man being admitted into
what msy be called an order of nobility. He
died on the 9Th ult., and was buried the follow
ing day with great pomp, his remains being
followed to the grave by a vast multitude ol
people. ofall colors, nationalities. and creeds.-
NJ Y, Tribune,