Chicago Daily Tribune Newspaper, November 16, 1872, Page 3

THE CHICAGO DAILY TRIBUNE: SATURDAY NOVEMBER 16, 1873 judging from the condition of this market, and of EOEBvol most of the other pork-dealing cen- tres, it is thonght that all shorts have long sinco been covered. - A The trado in this city will await the action 'of THE PORK CORNER. Eome s they L the comirg weason with great o . o e | o biish fl.u," Sometlung Concerning the Operations of | Will not play until the very lss . L. M. Wm. Young & Co. THE LAW COURTS. NOTES OF INTEREST. A most extraordinary habeas corpus case came’ before Judgo Porter, in the Criminal Court, yes- terday—People ex. rel. Datus Ensign, v. Sheriff Bradley. The assertions freely made on both gides are so contradictory, and display the exist- enco of such deepMaid villainy on the part of one or the other, that it is impossible (and un- safe) to give the reader an idea of ihe charges in the shape they were given. It is quite evi- dent ‘that there has been & great deal of scheming, & great deal of vin- dictiveness, and a great of litigation, the relation of euy part of which might involve oneina lawsuit. The facts as they are stated we are unable to present, but the facts as they appeared on proof in the petition for habeas corpus indicate that Datus Ensign was sent to “the County Juil, by Justice Vant Woud, on & charge of ‘ conspiracy to convict his n- sign's) wife and & Mr. Chase, of committing adultery ; that the prisoner was brought up, and twice remanded, for ten days each time, by the Justice ; that the evidonce against_the prisoner was to the effect that he had laid an infor- mation before the Grand Jury affirming fhat his wife had run away with said Chase, and that ho had followed them to Chicago, where he discov- ered that they hed commitfed adultery; that Mrs. Ensignhad formerly been housskeepor to r. Chese; and there was also something said about a string being tied to-a bedstead occr yied by Mr, Chase and Mrs. Ensign, ot the end of which’ Mr. Ensign and a le; entleman were waiting for & signel. The petitioner prayed for the discharge of tho _ pris- legal ~ ground that Justice The Stock on Hand, and What They Will Do with It, From Our Own Correspondent. New Yong, Nov. 12, 1872, Tho pork merket in this city is in a state of nertial pucalyes, which will become total if the <roriginated by Williim Young & Co., of city, is not brought to an end before long, they suceeed, 05 goma think -they will, in g the pork-packers to curtail their opera- during the coming season. On the 1st in- the stock of mess pork on hand in thiscity only 19,000 barrels, as against 47,000 barrels the cois2sponding Gay last year, and of this <ly all was held by David Dowe & of No. 2) South strect, who aro erally reputed to be the agentsof William g & Co., of Chicago. This ghows that our «ect has been depleted to assist the Chicago aerers” (i youwill excuse the word) in grand 2nd comprehensive scheme. £he cales of mess pork made in this city for st thres months do mot smount, in the egate, to one half of tho salesmade in o thwhen the market isin its normal condi- Of course, I do not include in this state- the large sales made by dealers here to the 5 of Young & Co., of Chicago. Dealers ~*.ers here look npon the condition of the ct with despondency, not to say despair. bave hed no trade for months, | ODer on the 1 i Vant Woud had no power to_continue the pris- profess to bliore that the faturo out- | Y22t Woud had no power to,continie tho pric quite as gloomy. andin this view his Honor concurred, and ho prisoner was released. Mrs. Mann, complainant in the divorce and separate maintenance suits, Mann v. Mann, in ihe Superior Court, yesterdsy appeared, in o somewhat agitated manner, requesting informa- tion a8 to how to proceed in her suit, from any ono and every one who appeared to be connected with the Iaw. She happened to arrive when all tho courts had taken a recoss, and when neither Judges nor Clerks were in their places, and after wandering about the corridors awhile, made directly for where the reporters were work- ing, and stated her case. She said that all of her friends were g i!}:a od[;inignutlbat lé:r uoxz-;—l;;l as playing into the hands of the other p a3 slfg 2 hean some months engaged in- this suit, and, for allshe couldlearnfromher legalad- viser, was nofurtheradvanced toward & decislon than the dey after she commenced. She Lfleged that she hm{ lived apart from -her husbend, but was induced by his representations to go back to Lim, as he refused to provide for her on any other terms; when she found his father and mother living there, who exerted their infiuence against her so thaf = long conversation to-dey with Colonel ¢ Porry, one of our oldest dealers, and ted to him for many particnlars which haps, new to Chicago. His theory with o correr is that, like the world-fa- 1 corners which have given Chicago iemental title of the * City of Corners,” 31 122 through of its own weight. In the mitze, eaid Re, now that thege enterprising ofs heve. massed all the pork in the in their warchouses, they find purchasers for their stock. True, they sell Uloisata profit, and probably give the rts a pretty tight squeeze; but, tlien, the = crep is abont due, and it will be the bxfigest cecord. The heaviest packers in the West t2 a crop of at least 6,000,000 hogs. Last (ibe heaviest then recorded), the crop was £750,000 hiogs, in _round numbers, and in 1871 t 8,600.000. It would be an ufter impos- ility for them to corner such a crop es this, 9 I thiak their only hope for coming out souad ieir ability to bloff the pork-packers, and vent the packing of any large quantities iel Juring i coming season. But this they cannol Jier Imband HHATH B ng 12 Coming & y shut the door in her face. so. The pn'fgngh:;“fifi‘{ifi’fii;gfii’; The Judge's docket shows what was actually e e IO omething Lite 135,000 barrels of 51d mess, yilick Cost them probably §12.25 per Sarrel. . < B The Colonel t1;1ks, with others in the trade, hatthe large crop Will naturally produce & 1eavy reduction in -rices, and thus the old mess vill heve to be t}+OWn On the market ata_tre- nendous secrif-. Thelarge profits they have done by the following orders: July 1, 1872, motion of complainant for money to prosecute suit, order, defendant pay complainant §80 in- stanter, S5 next_Monday, and $5 in one week from néxt Monday; July 8, motion (complain- ant), rule on defendant to show cause by 10 a. m.* July 9, why ho should not be attached ; July 9, motion (complainant), rule on defendant to show causo why, etc., by July 10, at 10 a. m.; July 10, rule to show cause extended till to-mor- row morning; July 15, order (defenfl.m:f to pay complainant ' 85 every Mondsy till hear- ing; July 19, (by agresment) referred to Scoft; Nov. 15, et for Jan. 22,1873, and rule thet Master report before that time. It thus appears thet the matter, which was actively pushed at st, has been logt sight of for four months— from July 19 to Nov. 15—in the Master's office. The order given on yesterday will havo to Gatisfy tho complainant till next year. In the case of Ernst Brandt in bankruptey, o 1motion to dissolve the injanction lately granted by the court was yesterdsy overruled. Volu- minous testimony has been teken on the iesue of denial, up to yesterdsy moming; and it is ossible that the estate will be swallowed up in itigation. A capias ad respondem was iesued yesterday in the suit_of Michael 3. Clark v. August Hum- ‘brock and Henry Ulrich, for asssult, damages 1aid at $10,000. " The alleged asssult was com- mitted on the 10th October last. Motion for mew trials to be heard by Judge Rogers, to-day, provided notice has been given by cither party,—Nos. 9, 42, 120, 283, 235, 837, 876, 333, 893, 431, 449, 469, 5GS, 567, b12, 577, 00, 641, and 649. In upwards of sixty actionsin the Enicker- bocker Insurance Company, yesterdss, Judge Tree gave leave to plaintiffs” to withdraw their papers and amend narrs. In the matter of Taylor & Gamnon, in bank- ruptcy, an order was yesterday mado dissolving :hlu injunotion on the property claimed by Bris ol. 5 John H. Burns, attorney, was yesterdsy ad- mitted. on the motion of I'rederick Ullman, to practice in the United States Courts. In the motion of G.T. Clarke, banlrupt, there will be an_exemination befcre Register Hibbard, this afternoon, at 2 o'clock. Judgo Gary will hesr chencery motions this morning, at 10 o'clock. - de by squeczingthe shorts will be rapidly ten u';flf_g:torsge expenees, etc., 5o that their sork will be & dead weight on their hands. One incident of the corner was related to mo '¥ Colorel Perry, which shows that its prelimi- "1y stages wers managed with an addroitness ndicating that practised_handswere engineer- ng the echeme. _Some time last summer Young : Co.'s egent in Milwaukeo bought 10,000 bar- 2ls of c1d mess pork of & firm there 3t aboub i xd ‘ce men thought they had what is popularly ermed a *goft thing.” They had no pork on wnd; but they thought they knew where they ould Luy it, £o they sent out_their men and \tiently awaited results. Returns came m lowly &t first, then more slowly, snd finally d to come st all. There wasno pork to Cincianati was bankrupt, St. Louis de- leted, and the stock in New York was, of conrse, it of the question. Young & Co. had been be- e them, The corner was an_established fact, d the purchese of 10,000 barrels was s coup { which made the unwary Milwaukeo men hoit of themarket. Bat their contracts must & filled, snd o £l them they must_buy of tho ery men to whom they had scid 50 short a time go. This was the very lsst feather, and tho {ilwaukee men scttled tho differences and went ack home profonndly impressed with the as- onishing geaizs of Chicago deslers in corners. Tue firm of Willizm Young & Co, comes legiti- "ely by its skill in corners. It is the de- cendazt (s generation or tworemoved) of the nco femons firm of Stevens, Young & Co., of Tontreal. Old HarrisonStevens, who has long cen gathered to Lis fathers, was one of the 2ining lights of his day in the list of_self-made n. He started life somewhere up in Yankee- “a—in New Hampehire, I believe,—2s a farm- ©s boy. Before reaching man's estate, he Tuck out for himself, and was wont in after s to boast that be had dug more dirt ut of the old Champlain Canal at e peried of his life than eny other leborer, 2d had aféerwards paid iltwico ss much in tolls - eny other merchent. He built tho Stevens ~__in this city, then one of the finest hotels 1 thi city, andretired from business many years 30, with 1 colossal fortune. ) John Young, his partner, is now Sir John oung, and s, o was recently, a Cabinet Minis- of the New Dominion, He was & Vermont 2y, nd game from sompwhero near the batile- d of Bennington. Twenty years, or moro, 70, he £zd Stevens ehgincersd the heaviest k corner ever heard of in those compera- rely primitive doys., They laid in over ),000 " barrels of pork, moslly in_this ty, where they had a Emcu; and s pork was n s stople, instead/of beiug, as at present, erely an_article of speculation, they squeezed 16 consumers very tightly, But somehow there . a-litch in their| arrangements—s fall in dce, or something pf thet kind—and they jund themeclves ong day with a vast stock on wnd, and nobody to' buy it. Everybody pre- \ted their failure, but, to the surprise of overy- v, they carricd ’their pork througn tho _ler. The crop that year was very light, and the succeeding spring they made a fortune 1t of what had beeu looked upon es & very un- verture. ‘This may bave been luck, but T THE UNITED STATES CIRCUIT COURT. Lem—{Judge Dlodgetd. 114—ear v. Hall; leaye to plaintif's to file copy of original_declaration, and defendants fo plead in ten ays. 118—Firet National Bank v. Hall; same order. 536—Howell, §r., v. Avery; jury find_issue for plain i, and essess damages at $1,00.63; defendant inov for'new trial, . 519—Compbell etal’v. Smith- et al.; plaintiff cmends declaration, and leavo to dismiss withont prejudice, 093~Chapman et al v. Carroll et al.; judgment as per tipulation for plaintiff. 503—Plympton Envelopeand Paper Company v. Whit- ford ; demurrer to second plea sustzined ; jury fim for plxintiff, and essess damages at $850.54. G00— Shepard et al, v, Taylor etal; continued by court, no one appearing. 681—Taylor et al. v. Lomer of "al; setsled, and to be dismissed at plaintiffa’ costs, cHANCEEY, 3—Scott v. Wareaw Bailroad ; decres 18 per order to be prepared to be entered ; no order led. NEW sulzs, 5 John Weare v. J. Sherman Hall snd William J, Pope; assumpsit $10,000 ; restored papers, —Firat Nationa Bank of Cedar Rapids, Iows, V. 82mo ; same, THE UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT. naNERUPTOT—(Judge Blodgelt). ok fnb 1 i : 2,139—N, ¥, Taylor etal. ; catered order dissolviny unzrheze was some bueiness magacity to help mjfxzftion. ,'147i3=n, Wadsworth & Co,; cntered glong. y and issued regular order under Secton 25. Ernst After this, John Ymm§ became 3 public char- | Brandt; motion to dissove injunction overraled, sterin Montreal—filled an Aldermanic chair NEW suITS. 3,552—Max Newman, Harry Ulmann, Henry Schwa- ‘backer, and Jacob Schwabacker v. E. G. McClellan, assigneo of Charles Fosbender and B, H.. Campbell, m etc.; papers transferred from Circuit Court, THE SUPERIOR COURT. Law—{Judgé Gary). 2,082—South Chicago Tunrverein v, Eastmon ; jury i d. 2,805—Degenhardt v, reial Insurance Company ; judgment, $1,575. 2,803—Clark v. same ; judgment, $3,100. 2,138 -8ny- ith dignity, represented his city in Parlisment, ade'a £olid speech or tw0 on free trade, Teci- rocity, and kindred subjects, and at last, theso ultifarions services coming to the ears of Her racioas Majesty Queer Victoris, she was moved » confer upon John Young, the’ ehrewd Green «ountain boy, the honor of Enighthood. After old Sfevens retired, tho firm became obn Yousg & Co., then Holmes, Young & ‘napp, and 80 on down to plain_William Young . Co._ William Young i8 8aid to bo a_nephew of | dacker v. Grant ; dismissed at plaintiff's costs, 1,783 ir Jobm, and cré i no doubt that ( —Adler v. Dupont; on” motion of plaintiff gar- e is ~ backed is present en- | Disheo process ssed 08 to Louis Le- yine, 8,087T—Numsen v, Commercial Insurance Comy judgment, $1,050, 2,119—Boeticher v. Borth et al; motion by plaiutiff to strike out plea, for want of being filed in time, denfed. 8,189— Pipho v. er; demurrer tospecial plee overruled, and leave to repiy. 3,011—Bross v, Commercial In. surznco Company; judgment, £10,500, 2,081—Simon V. Simon; finding for plaintiff, damages $300, and judgment, 2,102—ardell v, Hallock; ecbmiticd to Court, diemissed at plaintif’s costs, and Judgment. 2,338 Robinson et al, v, Jones et al. ; proof of publica. tion, default, and judgment $800; and conditional Jjudgment v, garnishee City National Bank, caANCERY—[Judge Gary). 993—Redmond v, Haggerman; personal gervice on sll defendants; Ephraim Banning appointed guardian ad Litemfor Elizabeth and Henry Haggerman; answer filed, and reference to Magruder, 779—McCormick srprise by Montreal capiial ‘A provision T hore, who professes £0 know, says that tho ‘ank of Montreal is gdvancing the money which 3 carrving the corner through. Tn October, the Chicagomen caught some of e New York. traders short for about 5,000 ber- ~ 'but the rigkswore 80 generally divided that o al excitement was caused. After that, 1 {56 New Yorkmen fought shy of pors, and fo- tny they are confininithm dezlings exclusively ofatwro delivery. New moss, deliversblo in anuary, is selling at €14.50. If any old mess is 1ceded for immediate consumption, it is bought £16, but such franeactions ere vu? rare, ‘Tt is ssid that Young & Co. are still long of 0,000 barrels of old mesa. If this is true, thoy | v, Forrester; by stipulation demurrer withdrawn and nay yot come out of the cornerwith flying col- | léave toanswer in 10 a 686—Ayer v. Bradley; -, bevause under the laws that govern the | dismissed by complainant’s solicitor, - 992—Leedom 4 rado tiiey may insist upon having tho contracts | Fsulimer; lsave to complainant fo wake mew party de- 839—Rickley v. Rickley ; decreo of - divorce, Gio—Aannv. Mann; cause set for hearing Ja‘;f.rgg, 1§73, and ammster to report before that time, warried out to the very letter. In other words, f tho unlucky shorts, whose contracts for old ness pork mature in December or January, say, ‘ndeavor to fill themn with new crop pork, Youn, © Co. may refuse to. sccept their proffere jettlement, and force them to gettle on e basis established y themselves. they hold newly, if not all, of the old mess sork, t{my canputup the price to any figuro £ NEW SOITS, ,263—The Manufacturers’ Natfonal Bank of Chi- cago v, @ Marey; assumpsit $3,000; Tenney, HcClelan & Teiney, 41,369—John Ritchie'v. Frang P. Hawkins, Thomas R, Willard and N. E. Rusco; ae. sumpsit, §5,000 : John .J. Burnett, attorney, 41,970— Appeal,’ £1,27T1—Appesl. 41,272 Marine Company of Chicago v. John Bemmer ; confession of judgment on t pleases them. By this means thoy mey re- | 5 note of 1,400, 41,2T3—Durand, Powers & Mead dize tremendous profits and make the stock | vs. Michacl ' Haunlow; assumpsif, $1,6005 Jobn hey hold a very cheap one. At the pricesal- | Morris, sttorney, 41,274 to, 41,299—Assump- ruling, they make from $2 to $3 perbar- | sit suits by the German Mutual — Fire Ineursnce Gompany, of North Chicago, and the fol "], 80 that in tho event of their being still long el i i ving : " Frederick Rudolph, $200 ; L ia mot gencrelly believed by the trade hero | S%EH 07 Yoashm LopD, L0 et Ve - gare Jong of any such quantity, 28 | Fritz, $400; Joseph Langberger, $200; Jacob Willicms, they are 0 - $70 and judgment, .mew trisl overruled, and judgment, 20 days for bond ' (5100) end Bl of excoptions, ~240~Lako v. Rumsey; ed by C. . Bobzein, Ernst Siade, cker, attorneys, 41,-93— of Hamilton M. Staley and Nel- $6,000 Buodl & ¥ ke s ! und Al . O.del c’s lien on_Lots 24 und 25, Brainard & Evaus’ n in Biock 67 Canal Trustee’s Subdivision of the northiwest quarter of Section 21, ‘Cownship 39; for $38¢ ; samo attorney, 3 . THE CIRCUIT COURT. [LAw—Judge Rogers.} S eieer; leave to for Heidwoser, w Plaintff to amend narr in 30 doys. 468—Smith-v, Jackson; dismissed st defendant’s cost by order of 588—Jackson v. Smith; award of referes funds for plaintiff, $2,862, and_judgment, 647—Dils- worth v. McArthur; order of dismiseal get aside “and submitted to court, 887—Brummand v. Barnelt ; con- tinued, 1,851—Hoplsins v. Conroy; appeal granted, bond $250 in 20 days, and 20 days to file bill of excep- tions,” 654—Sullivan v. Murtin; jury find defendant guilty snd assess damages at one cent, 566—Van Bail v, Kehoe ; motion by defendznt fo set side judgment aud for new trial, GG9—Burckell v. Wright ; motion by defendant to suppress depositions denied, and ex- ceptions, G60—People v. Philbine; dismissed on call for want of call, 663—Borchert v. Hanska ; snme. 604 —Real v. Laundry; same, GG7—DBrezil v. Thomes; same, 676—Edwards v, Fitzgerald; appeal dismissed on call with procedendo, and $500 dsmages. G12— Clarko . Rawson; jury trial; verdict for plaintiff; damages, $200; motion by defendant for new trial, 674—Smith v. Smith; submitted to Court, and passed, 1,751—Sonth Park Commissioner v. Co i concluded, ‘Call on Monday 248, 255, 304, 50 to 310 inclusive, {Judge Booth], ,736—Noye v. Colby ; Tuls on Justico Sturtevant to send up popers on five days’ notice, 743—Clifford v, Ecarns ; motion to set sside order of dismissal, 1,276 —Coughlin v. Doran ¢t al. ; rulo on defendant to give additional security, or show cause on three days! notice, else appeal bo dissolved, _3,006—Willizms v, ‘Hulburt ; Jeave to make E. A, Hartwell, B. L, Lundy, Calkins & Fisher, Boyd and Burton partles defendants, and leave to' consolidite tho case; G. N. 2,007 with this case, 2,401—Moulton v. Security Tnsurance Company ; dissolved by plaintiff’s attornay, 2402—Samo v. Samlo } sume order, 1,154—Gorsleo v, inard; rula on defendsnt to fle additional security in the amount of $150 in five days. 748—Spoo v. City of Chicago: submitted to Court; finding for defend. ant; plaintfl moves for a new trial, 752—Schubert v, Mangan; dismissed for want of prosecution, 5iw Bradley v. Harris; fury trinl; finding for plaintif, 1,143—Haniach v, Berbich ; dis- missed “by plaintifi attornoy. 763—0'Hara v. Diller; jury trial. 753—Kotout v, dismissed * for want of prosecution. 1,268 —Sorman v, Born; appeal dismissed for want of compliance, ete. 1,656—Picrco v, Bradley, et al; mo- tion by defendant to dismiss for want of marr, TTl— Quinn v, Ross; submitted to Court for trial and passed. 769—Crawlord v. Amos; dismissed by plani- tiff 's attorney. C., ML & St. P. B. R, Co. v, Hurd; set for Monday, Judga Tree. 2,628 Hammell v.Merchants' Tsurance Co.; on Aling of ‘cortificate of adjudication of bankruptcy, further proceedings stayed. 02—Ewing v, Miller; submitted to Court; finding for defendsnt; motion - for ey dismiss plaintifl’s attorney.—Leave to plaintiff o smend narrs on Nos. 2,530 to 2,672, 2,59 to 2,607, 2,609 to 2,610, 2,614, 2615, and to faic papers from 16 for that pur. pose—Darling v. Morris ; rulo on plaintiif to produce books extended fwenty days from the 15th inst. T60— Fame . Compton ; jury called, hear evidence, and re- (Call for Monday, 41 and 958, cmaseinz—{Judgs Williamel, 183—Norton v. Long; special Commissioners’ report filed and confirmed. (bartitlon), 685—Notr v. Gloor: - oner's report filed and confirmed, and. final decreo. (Partition), 143—Wolcott v. Smith; trial con- cluded and jury retire, NEW sUITS, 4,870—ichael Fitzgerald v, John Ecene and Patrick ; confession of judgment on e note for $340. ippeal. 4,872—Vithheld for sorvice. 4,813— Noomi G. Gates v. Albert P. Gatos; divorce; ctuelt and_odultery alleged. 4,87i—Appeal. 4,875 Marshall 21, Clazk v. August Hambrock and Henry Dlrioh; ca pias; $10,000; Thomas Shirley, attorney, THE COUNTY COURT. Judgs Wallace]. . Cartis Murion; inventory and appraisement ap- | ‘proved, and order to appraise partnership property in the firm of Wilson & Murton.—Justus Shafer inve tory and appraisement approved.—John B, Buehler Holdridge & Collins appointed guardian d fitim; de- fault of Henry Brockhous; Iosve to amend potition; conso continued, — Llizibeth Johnston; final account of executor approved, estats sottled, and executor discharged. — Stiles E. Bturges: citafon ~ to H. -~ Scanlon, returmablo 20th inst., 103, m,, to testify 25 to property lleged to boin his hands—Froderick Lehmai ; in the matter of e clam of Mary Lohman, cdmipistiatrix, &7, Crare- ford nppointed to defend—Ada E. ond William T. E, Sluyter ; files restored. THE CRIMINAL COURT. [Judge Porter.) People ex rel. Datus Ensign v. T. M. Bradley ; peti- tion of Labeas corpus granted. —_— THE HORSES. The cold weather of yesterday was considered favorable for those horses which have passed the crisis of the discase. The breath of winter, it i8 bolieved, has removed all epizootic vapors, and will effectuslly stay the further progress of tho epidemic, and if horse nurses prevent their patients from long exposure withont exercise, the ““cold snap ” will speedily remove all tracos of the disease with which they have suffered. The reports of the epizootic having had a drop- sical successor in New York, has created much elarm in Chicego, snd, indeed, it is re- orted that some dropsical ceses ve occurred in Chicago. . This wonld indeed b & winter fraught with misery, if wo were compelled to stable our horses, and carry on our varions pursuits as wo have done during tho past month. Batreports from New York in- dicate that the dropsy is not an epidsmic, but is 8 diseaso which resnits from exposure andrough treatment. _Sinco, therefore, it is not an epi- demic, but is the result of usage whilo the oni- mal is convalescent, we may hope that there is enongh of judgment and humsnity smong our horscmen, ~ whoreby the dropsy shall be averted. = Dr. Reuch reporta that buf very fow _cases of character have occurred in the city. The snow-storm of yesterday mede the various omnibus and street-car lines in operation very popular. West Bide stages wero of all lines tho most patronised, and the general squeezing in each vehicle conse- quent upoa this popularity, Was mot only nn- pleesant but embarassing, end it was only mutusl _sufferanco’ which . made the ride sn _improvement on _walking. Horse mortelity is on the decresse. Yesterday but eleven deaths wero reported. Livery stables aro all hiring out, carriages, slthough some are yet nursing their choicer stock. From ell Bowices the reports are that the days of tho epizootic in this city are numbered, and that all traces of it will soon be gone. GENERAT, NEW SITEMS. The epizootic has made its n,g earanco in Prince Georgo, Hanover, Chesterfield, and Din- widdie Counties, Va. —It is designed to build the spire to the Ca- thedral in Dubuquo entiroly of stone, and carry it 300 feet high. ty?‘r“rorz)ynfiexémsm formors form the Saule Comn- i8.) Beet Sugar Company, which expects to use 1,600 tons of beets’;ipis winter. s —A father and mother at Decatur, Mich., left theirtwo little boys a gun to play with. Asit had but one_barrel, they still have one boy to cheer their declining yoars. —It 15 said that the horse disease has attacked the deer in_tho woods of Michigan. Meny of them have been found dead, with their throats badly swollen, and every indication of having the horse melady. —The frame work of the town-clock. steeple at Dabuque is just about finished, and the ball and movement are soon expected. —A Portland, Oregon, mother, whose son died three months azo, has Kept him' coffned in her perlor ever since, waiting for him to ‘“recover from his trance.” —Some Princeton College students did a very disgracoful thing, the other night, in smearing with tar all the seats in the college chapel, aud even the Bible. —James Elsome, Agent of the Merchants' Un- | ion Express Company, at Moawequa, Ill., last week, proveda defaulier to the Company for $2,600. He two years sinco succeeded 2” man Who proved & defaulter for $3,000 and fled, _é’mg, tho Berlin (Wis.) cranbeiry man, re- cently shipped two car-loads of berries to Cali- fornia, which sold for £23 per barrel. The freight amounted to $600 per car, holding 150 barrels, Littlo pigs in & pasture through which he passed, and 28 tho old hogs did not allow her offsprin; to play with truant boys,- they set upon him ang ato him up, except hig'hoad, which theyleft as a frightful examjlo. . —Tt iy s ‘el that 20U ot 250 more vessels are on their. way hero, nearly ono half of which are engaged toload with wheat. Who will say, after this, that Cali- fornia ig not a first class-wheat growing State ? Besides, wheat raised on this coast commands & ‘high price.—San Francisco Chronicle. —Dr. -Hallier, well known- by his résearches upon, thefungi as supposed agents or concomit- ants of disense, states, in & recent paper, that measles and searlet fever aro both occasioned by, the presence of certain fungi in the blood, which' can boe seen by the microscope in the form of minute cell-like spores, called micrococcus, = in the course of treatment of persons affected with the above diseases, caro was taken to col- lect the perspiration obtsined from the patients under these circumstencos, and which, on being submitted to Dr. Hallier for examination, was found to contein the micrococcus in abundance. ‘—In Burbary, pacing horses aro held in such high estimation that the method of making a spirited trotter shacklo like & boot in & cliop aca is reduced to science. Tomake them rack easily, & ring of lead covered with leather is put aroun: each hoof; a cord from each weight ascends and 18 fastened o the saddle, front and rear; next,s strap runs horizontally from the fore to the hind foot on both sides. Boing rather short, it is im- possible to make s long step. Restraint com- pels the animal to practice a new gait to progrosa atall. As soon as o habit is_established of going ahead thus tethered, the desirable amble 1s fully end permanently accomplished. —A'train of thirtoen emigrant wagons passed throngh Fort Scott, last week, bound for North- emn Texas. Eleven of tho wagons were from Green County, Wis., and have mado the entire Journey overland. e teams were in excellent condition, and the ontire outht bore the sppear- ance of pluck and Flenty. The wagons were filled. with household goods, provisions, and farming utensils. Throngh tho cover of one wagon projectod a stovo-pipo, and the gracefully curling smoke that rose from it gave evidence that those ineside were cu'infi for their physical comfort. The cover of another wagon boro the significant words, * Texas or Buat. —_———— PERSONAL. Judge John Garber, of theNevada Supreme Court, has resigned. —Hovoll, Iate of the Minnespolis Tribune, is going for a foreign miesion. ewart Goodrell, Pension Agent at Des Moines, died on Tuesday. Ho was in the Con- stitntional Oonvention of 1846. . —General Berdan, of sharpshooting fame dur- ing the war, hus established himself in Bt. Potorsburg, Russia, os a monufacturer of fire arms, and is dc‘mg a very profitable business, —illiam K. Edwards, Speaker of the Indiana Legislsture, lives in Terre Haunte, which place furnished also tho Speaker of the last Liopiala ture, William Mack. i —A jury at Quincy, TIL, has given a verdict for 81,000 damages in the_bremoh-of-promise case of Miss Thomas vs. Hughes, and the male defendant asits a new trial, _—Horace Hawes, of San Francisco, who cnt off his beirs with a ebilling, and lef* 1,000,000 to found a University under most praposter- ous conditions, hog been judicially pronounced insane, and the deed of iands to the Mont Ea- gle University null and void. —Gail Hamilton recently made an excursion downthe Bt. Lavwrencosnd up the Saguensy. She did not enjoy it, but s2y, philosophically “ Nov- ertheless, Tam glad I wont to the Saguensy. Something is accomplished when you have fomnd ono place in the World that ou never want to go 0 again.” % I zeported that the venorable Bishop Bmith, Presiding Bishop of the Protestant Epia- copal Chureh in the United Statos, and. Bishop of the Diocese of Kentucky, hns sefected Hobo- ken, N. J., ns his rcsidenco for the next two years. The Bishop is about 80 years of age. —Senator Bummer can scarcely have beneflt- ©d his health by his brief sojourn in the French capital. Thero was acarcely o day which did not bring with it its dinner or evening engagement, all of which the invalid Senator fulflled with as- tonishing punctuality. Wo gquestion whather the Prosidential campnign iteelf could have cansed him groater fatigue, though, undor pros- ent circumstances, it migit have otcasioned bim greater nnnoyance.—Paris American Register. —VWilliam Cullen Bryant, who has now consid- erbly cxceed the Seriptural limit of human life, is apparently a8 halo and active as he wasa quar- ter of acentury sgo. He passes most of his timo out of doors, wandering ebout tho hills which surrond his lovely residenco at Ros- Iyn, and feasting his eycs with the besutifal sconery which encampassos him on every side. —_— e Ty e PROPOSALS, PROPOSALS For Material, and Work and La- bor Required in the Construc- tion of the Cook County Jail and Criminal Court Building. Scaled proposals will bo recoivod until tho 20th day of November, 1572, at noon, by the Com ittee on Publie Buildings ot tho Boara of Commissianors of Cook Connts. for tho furnishing and delivery of ell m terial, work, Ia. or, and construction of and for tho and Criminal Court Buildioz, boing erooted on thy gor ner of Michigan and Dearborn-sts., §o; decording to plans nrdfi!vcclffi:fi(luns. fotatts, aad wings on 6lo" i tho offico of Messrs. Armstre Eagan; Architeots, No. 1 South Clarkat,, Chicago, as fowes < 1. All matcrial, work, Iabor, construction, and fintsh for tho entiry mason, cutstoncand plastering work complete. 2. All material, work, labor, constraction, and fmish £65 SRR ron moxi Somplcte, trnctl tsh . material, work, labor, constrnetion, and finish fc tho boilding, carpenter, jolner, and wood work comnlnb:f 4: All matorial, work, labor, construotion, and. faish fortha plumbing and ris ftting compicte, The stono to bo usod may be granitas, marbles, or sand- The qualities must Lavo uniformity of color; tox- ture, and darabllity, and 0o stone will bo considered that has not boen tested by actual use in butldings, Bidders may includs one or more of tho items specifiod i thels proposals, aud all printed forms to be obtal accompaniod o a (31,000 dolts Carity, o bo approvod by said Comltios e Hio Hiate will accopt and pesform tho contract {f awarded. to him, and givo bond with approved security thoroto s fotlonns For tho stone, mason, and plastering we 825,000 For tho fron work and matarial. B, For the carpenter, joiaor, and e Jmaterdal.... 10,000 For the plambing, gas-Giting work 16,000 The right to rojoct any or ail bids recelved, fs 3 Propasala must bo anclosed ia o seated eneslon tomeas ed: " Propagals (for tho various kinds of worl sini samed Vang dopostica it Qgfiflcfi E]’gxk'; ree rosse ointaitios ‘Bourd of Commissionars of Cook Connty. - - 26° of 86 S, ASHTON, JOHN CRATYFORD, JOSERE HARIS, g HLMAN, Cummlueak%!ol’ngfllc Buildings, Board of Commissioners of Cook Gounty- Chicago, Nov. 11, 1672, PROPCSALS FOR SUPPLIES, ILLINOIS STATE PERTTENTIARY, COMMISSIONERS' OFFICE. JOLIET, L., Nov, 3 Sealed proposels will bo rocelved at tfe ofico f the un- dersigned, Commjssionors of tho Illimois Stato Poniten. tiar, up o Dos. 17, 1612, 8612 o'dlock at. non, for the mm!u shing of thé followiag supples, nceded at’ tho fnsti. ution ; 250 brls superfino flour, per month. 20 brls family flour per month. 5,600 1bs corn meal per month. - 20 to 30 head good fat steers, per moath, from 1,000 Ds AL o 2, 1o coffes. B0 brls ** 0" sugar. 4brls ¢ A" sugar, 89 s Japan toa. 1,500 bu oats. 51000 b Gorn fa tho ear. 5500 tons Thiinoia conl. 10,000 yards prison stripo (satizet), 27 ‘welght, 12 oz per yard. 15,000 Ths cornmos B e e fed by 5 bond of 88,000, very bid mvast be sccompanted by s bond of 83,00, to béabprovad by tho Commisianors. - Tho goods 1 b e nished as they ae wauted. . Gash i1l b Satd on doiises of goods. o bida are 10 be directod to tho Scersibry of heBoard, and will ba onencd on Doc. 1, A. Do I ot I25'clock atmoon, in the presonce. of mich bidders” ae chooo {0 attend * Bach bid, a5 far as. postbl Companied by a samplo, showing qualits 1o, bo Tapaighed Tho Commistionors ressrve the HENE 10 rejoct any bia- which, in their judgment, is not in tho intorost of the State. For further particulars apply tothe ‘Warden, A. Sigued)” JOEN REID, L ASPATL BUTTZ, RICHAID ROWEET, MISCELLANEOUS “Best Food for Infants, “H. R. H. Prince Albart Victor thrisesso Shat it must bo very good.¥—T. A Ring Attendant to H. R. Highne: s This food rescmbles Mother's Millk as closely as '—Dr. H. Barker on Right Foods for Infants. ++ Highly nourishing and casily digosted. »—Dr. Hassall. It combinas tho most veluablo Fiesh asd Bomo-forming inches wido, E‘ Commissioners. npon 1t Medical ales. ssi- of —The mail carrier for the men on the railroad | Substances, and differs essentially from other farin- s o acoous foods, which, being quite unal 21 extension was: chased by wolves ono doy lust | Sctons foods, wbichy being auito unibloto afford propor week, but escaped withhis bacon” mmtact, though badly frightened. Tho men up on the Tine have killed several of the big gray snenking ‘monstors lately.—Alarinette ( Wis.) Eagle. —The contest in Henderson County, I, on the proposition to remove the county seat from Oquawka to Sagetown, resulted in favor of Oquawks, by about 250 mejority. - i . —Professor Phelps, of the Winona (iinn.) Normal School, hes just secured for the museun & living Axolotl, o Batrachian reptile, heratofore Inown'to cxist only in the Moxioan Izkes. This creature was cauglit, however, in 'the Mississip~ i River, near the railroad bridge, &t Winona. —Another and torrible warning to the truant comes from Goorgetown, Ky. A little boy, in re- turning from school, stopped to play With the rickety and idiotic condition. Suvory & Moore's proparas tion has also thoadsnatageof bein fEscd from the grannd husk of tho corn, which produces fritation of the powels and intratable diarrbea. No boiling or straining fe: nired. Sold in Propared by Suvory & Mooro, 163 ow Boud-st., London. Frocuriblo of Al chomists, Qrugeist and storokeepn:s throuzhout the States: EDUCATIGNATL, * DR. VAN NORMAN'S ENGLISH, FRENCH, AND GERMAN FAMILY AND DAY SCHOOL for YOUNG LADIES and CHILDREN, 1, 73, and 75 East Sixty-first-st., New York, will com- monco its Sixtecnth Year Sept. 2, 1872, For.-foll infor mation send for catalogus. "Kadross as above at 1o East Stxtyfestostr AMUSEMENTS. GLOBE THEATRE, ‘WOOD & SINN. Lessecs and Managers. Family Matinee To-Day at 2 o’clock. GRAND DOUBLE BILL This Afternoon and Evening, - REDUCED PRICES Batingo, 15, 25, and 50 cts. Evening, 15, 25, and 00 cis. S Roservad Seats 25 cta. oxtra, i ‘The brilliznt and dashing protean change socalst, MISS BLANCHE SELWYNI ‘The colebrated Trish vocalist and dancer, JOHN T. KELLY ! THEGREAT ROMMELLIS, WALTER Axp BORTON ! - Minnlo Gray, B By, Gophie emmolsbers. Mies Mieale, Ceh, B0 Afl"cnmmfl%fiffifi cholco olio, conéluding with the new THE' FLORIDA BELLE!!! STAR LECTURE COURSE; (WEST SIDE). UNION PARK CONGREGATIONAT: CHURCH, “JOSH BILLINGS,” - The Emersonian Punch, ‘Will deliver his great Humorons Leoture on THE PENSIVE COCKROACH,” NEXT TUESDAY EVENING. Admission, 50 cts. Reserved Beats, 75 ots. Forsaloat Boll's Drug Store, 495 West Madison-t., §oraer of Sheldon-at , and West' Side Library, 259 W on- McVICKER'S THEATRE, Mndison-st., bet. State and Dearborn, SATURDAY, LAST NIGHT OF Maggie Mitchell, In hor great charaoter of FANCEION. Saturday, at2o'clock, last FANCHON MATINEE. Monday, Maggie Mitchell's PEARL OF SAVOY. ACADEMY OF MUSIC. Positively the Inst two performances of -the Black Crook. Matinoeat2p. m. Evening porformanceat8p. m. Monday, CHARLOTTE THOMPSON in OIN'E WIFH. HOOLEY'S OPERA HOUSE. Randolph-st., botween Ciark and La Salle. Two Grand Pantomimes Every Night this Week. The Ttalian Brigands and Hrmpty Dumpty ! With all the grand features, BALLETS, TABLEAUX, Be6 small b ., ot 5. Monday, Nov. 18, tho first sppearance In this city of the colobraid S IS 2 RV AE T G ALICE HARRISON, in their original play of " supportad by Alken's cntire Dramatio en's Théatre, Family Matineo Sat- STAR LECTURE COURSE, (SOUTH SIDE). MICEIGAN-AV, BAPTIST CHURCH. TOXEIN FTATY, The Poet Journalist, will deliver his lecture desoriptive of Washington Socioty, “Phases of Washington Life,” NEXT MONDAY EVENING. dmission, 50 its ; reserved soats, 75 1ts. B T B e atorn, 568 Wabash.ay., and Buok & Raymer's Drug Store, oorner Stato and AMadison-sts. ATKEN'S THEATRE, Wabaulsav. and Congress.st. THE ONLY 2 CEO. L. FOX, the famous Clown, and all his follawers, in his famous Pantomime, o Humpty Dumpty. Matchless Artists. Unj edonted Wonders. AMatinces, Wednesdayand Satarday: NIXON'S, Blondsy, Nov. 11-TRIUMPHANT SUCCESS. Bccond and last week. Georgia Minstrels ORIGINAL SLAVE TROUPE. Now festurcs, now acts, new, songs, now dances. En- Hre change of programme. New and original ‘scenes of Pluntation Life. Matinges—VWcdnesday and Saturday. MYERSY OPERA HOUSE, Monroo-st., between Doarbora and State. Arlington, Cotton & Kemle's Hinstre, Great hit of the laushable burlesgue of JOHN SHEPBARD AND JOSEPH BLURSETN. JOHN SHEPPARD AND JOSEPH BLUE ho " Abrssinian Duari, TOMAY. ELECTED TO OFFICE. Evory ovoni Batineo. Note—Dammiy trains will Isnre 8t a0 75 p. m., nd Monroo-at. 8 10 Commadation of our patrons: - SECOND GRAND ANNIVERSARY BALL, First weok ~ of and Batu; ‘wenty-sccon - m., for th Of HOPE LODGE, No. 7, K. of P, MONDAY, NOV. 1S, 1872, In Vorwart's Tarmer Hll, Twelfth-st, ADMISSION TICKETS, 91, admitting lady and gen tloman, can be procured of Mr. Jacob Hamel, corner of Union and Mitchell-ats. ; of Afr. Julius Schreshor, 55 Bouth Canal-st. ; of Mr. . Cohn, 663 South C: attho ticket offico. As the Committes has not spared any expens or troubla o make the ball a success, it is hopod that the brathren of sistor lodges will spend's pleasant evoning with us. “ SUCCESSFUL PEQOPLE. OLIVE LOGAIN Camnol bo exgaged thrangh Lecturo Barosus for hor new lecture on * Succossiul Peoplo.” Gommittess must ad- gress ber In porson at No. 55 West Ninth-st., New York, 1 order to effect an engagoment. s PROVIDENCE WRINGER. PROVIDENCE WRINGER WNIEWW 18723. MOULTON ROLLS, Most Durable, DOUBLE SPIRAL (0GGS, Easiest Working OURVED OLAMP, Holds Firmest. METAL JOURNAL OASINGS. NO WEAR OUT. PROVIDENCE TOOL COMPANY, 11 Warren-st.,, W. ¥., and Providence, R.T. EUSINESS CARDS. . C.S.RANKIN & CO., Architectural Tron Works, CINCINNATI, OHIO, MANUFACTURE Store Fronts, Doors and Shutters, Jail Work,Glass Pavements, Grates, Mantels, Railing, &c. FRACTIONAL CURRENCY. $5 Packages oF FRACTIONAL CURRENCY FOR SALE AT anal-st. ; or TRIBUNE OFFICE, 18 S. Canal=st. RECEIPT BOOE. DIC Eficyclopedia. of Pragtical "Rece 'S CONTAINING OVER 6,400 RECEIPTS, thorough - innformmloni Embracin; i g - every possible industr! 607 pages, rogal bctavo, arabosqus, £6.00: haif calf, oxtra, “Fhls work 1a & comprebensive k}l’]wr’ emhl‘.;l:énk "nLllulEhla l.n!n’mnunn in the ‘aud Damestlo Economy. T wonld be difficult to find auy oue_of tho 422 paragraphs fa th o e ool 1o b aen esiinodk (mang of v Manulsctarer, Artisan, Amaten: essions,” Trades, Manufactures, incla ipts and Processes, in plain language, applicable to almost aland domestic requirement, BY WILLIAM B. DICK. printed on fine toned, sizéd and pressed paper. Bound in cloth, prica 85.00 ; "Book of Befuranco for tho Merchunt, sheep, 86.00; r, 20d Housa- ding Medicine, work (mang of which contain sevaral receipts) that is not worth at least the & number of thom ara grlglnal cantributions preparod expressly for tho Encsclopedia, or a0 to-bo found only In Tare sad costly works: Prominent among the Immense_mass of ubjeots treated of in tho book aro th following: =225 ‘anning. . . The Art of Dreing. Alcohol and Alcoholmetcy.. Kalsomine and Whitewash. Dustillation. Metalgand Alloys. Potrolenm and Kerosene. Varnishing and Polishin, Brewing. Patont Mdicincs, Bleaching and Cleaning. Japanaing sad Lacquoting, Syrups. Medical Raceipts. Bauces, Catsups, and Pickles.. Bootand Harness B) lacking. Cements, etc. Imitation Liquors. oceipts for tho Garden. ard, Soit, and Toilot Soaps, Waterprootiog. Cider and Vinegar, To Remose Stains, Spo Gildihie, Siivaring, eto. Jruncial Gomi. * Forfumecs, Cosmotics, . Fyrotechag and Explocives. ™ Hleotmiyplng: Hlchiroclatiag. Analiae Colors. Finvoring Bssonces, otc, Inks and Welting £juids. Winos, Gordfits, and Biftars Lubricators. air Dyos and Washes, Paints and Pigments. Fomades and Porfurned Oils. Photography. ‘Tooth Powdars, Painting and Paper-hanging. ‘Weights and Measuros. 48 The abote book it for saleeveryuhers, and iill be sent DGR S RS CERL mail to any adivess, Free of postane, T LD, Bublisie; pon the receipt of price. Send all orders to lishiers, New York. BANKING. "M:E‘. O Box 2892, - 837 Sroadast. KNOBLAUCH & LICHTENSTEIN, CHAS. ENOBLAUOH, BANEKEERS, 'Args:wgzsflql.ifi BANK PAUL LICHTENSTELN, New Yorlxz. Special P artoer with 2500, Borlln. ith £500,000. ‘We are prepared to make reasonable advances on consiguments to us or our friends abroad, RAILROAD TIME TABLE. ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE GF TRAINS. GIFT ENTERPRISE. G ERATND GIFT CONCERT OF THE HARMONIE SCCIETY DETROIT, MICHIGAN, AT THE Opera Efouse, ON Wednesday, Nov. 20, 1872, 100,000 Tickels, at $3 each, will be issned., $150,000 in Currency “Will be given to the holders of tickets by dis- tribution by lot, as follows : 1 Grand Gift, Cosh. “ o) 10 20 50 0 2,500 3,085 Gifts, all Cash. 8 ‘Becretary Pr ita, Trongots Schmidt, Julius Stoll, C. Schulenburg, . Barie. The Harmonie Socisty gusrantees the faithful and honorable execution of the en- terprise by the election of the above Com- mikteos, the members of which have plodged themselves, by their signatures, to promote ho said enterprise tb the et of heir abilis ties, and to atfend to the faithful execution of the same, The object of thig enterprise is to procure &em for tx?ie 'fi“' sct [ g;xjt_ablamch &r 0 Harmonie Music: ocief in wi Itterature and sclence will ind & harbor and read their ennobling inflience ovor tho so- N intellectual 1ife of the entire popu- ion. The Executive Committes does not enter- tain any doubts that all tickets will be di posed of, but in cag all should not be sold, e prizes will be reduced in proportion tothe percentage of unsold tickets at the day of the drawing. _ e All communications for Agencies, orders for tickets, etc., for the State of IHlinois, should be addressed to WM. GRATZ, in Hobert Thiem & Co.’s Boot and_Shoe Store, 74 East Madison-st., Chicago, 111, WILLIAM GRATZ, General Agent, Hlinois. REAL ESTATE. THEWHEAT FIELD OF AMERICA Healthful Climate, Free Homes, Good Markets, THE NORTHERN PACIFIO RAILROAD offers for sale its Lands in Central and Westorn Minnesots, em- bracing: 1. Thebest of Whoat Land; 2, Excellent Tim- ‘ber for tho mill, the farm, sud the firo; 3. Rich Prairie Pasturage and Natural Meadow, watered by clear lakes and running streams,—in a Healthful Climate, where Fe- ver and Aguo is unkmown. GRAIN can bo shipped hence by lake to market as cheaply as from Eastorn Towa or Central Tllinois. Cars now ran through theso Lands from Lake Superior to Da- kota. Price of land closo to track, $4 to 88 per acre; fux- ther away, §2.50 to §4 per acre. SEVEN YEARS' CRED- IT; Warrantee Deeds; Northern Pacific 7-30 Bonds, now selling at par, received for land at §1.10. No other unoc- capio] Lands present such adsantages to settlers. SOLDIERS under tho mew law (3March, 1672), got 160 acres Free, near the railroad, by ono and two years' resl- dence. TRANSPORTATION AT REDUCED RATES far- nished from all principal points East to purchasersof Railroad Lands, and to sottlers on Government Home- steads. Purchasers, their wives and children Carried Freo over the Northern Pacific Road. Now is the time for Sottlers and Colonies to get Railroad Lands and Gov- erment Homesteads close to the track. Send for PAMPHLET containing fall information, map and copy of New Homestead Law. Address: LAND DEPARTMENT, NORTHERN PACIFIC RAIL- ROAD, ST. PAUL, MINN., Or 23 Fifth-av., corner Ninth-st.,, N, Y. Cheap Farms! Free Homes ! i f the UNION PACIFIO RATLROAD. lg.’bg%imm”: sores of tho bort Farmiog and Asuem otlch: e 3860 wres In Nobrasks, in the Platte Valloy, now for sale. 14ild Climate, Fertile Soil, Forgrain-growing and stock-ralsiog unsurpassed by a: a0 United Stages: D i Cheaper in price, moro favorablo ferms given, and ‘more convenient to market than can be fonnd elsawhere, Free Homesteads for Actual Settlers, The best location for Colonles—Soldiers entitled to Homestend of 160 acres. nd for the new Descriptive Pamphlot, with new maps, ormsn, Swedish, and Danish, ‘Address ..0. F. DAVIS, Omaba, Neb. published in aglish, Biiled fres evcrywhers. ZLand Commissioner U. OCEAN NAVIGATION. INMANLINE. ROYAL MAIL STEAMERS aro sppolnted tosall for UEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL 25 follows: 1TY OF LIMERICK. ursday, Nov. 14, Sp.m. CITY OF PARIS. _Saturday, Nov. 16, 3p.m. "~ Thursday, Nov. 21, 10 a.m. Saturdas, Nov. 55 111, And each sacceeding S. No. 45, Narth River from Flor No. 45, B OF BagsacE. * BepbleinGold.”” | Pasablola Garreacr. 7 o 80 [ To [-ru:n'fle 90| To Paris. it D Smaask st sodaced st and Denmsrk 8t reduced rhtes. um’[mugh'. hero at modorata rates by porsons oir fricnds. ‘First st Tickets can ba ‘wishing to send for ti Drafts {ssued at lowest rates, ¥For further information, applyat the Company's office, o JOHN G. DAL, 15 Broadswas, New York, or ‘RANCIS C. BROWN, 8 South Market-st., Chicago. ‘White Star Line. AND LIVERPOOL—Newand full- NEW YORK S ‘:"-'h:flmrl'ld. -powered the six largast eI EEPUB] BALTIO, ABRIATIO, . eagh. Safling from Now it BEES rbort wing. From DAYS, ‘Whito Stas 701 , Jers lity, g ehor Sscommbdations {oe o’ oo catted, combiaing safoty, specd Snd comfort, - Saloons, st Tion ahere leass ottt 1 rore Rmoums 12 midsklp sec- 3, g o esacs sccompuny these stosmers, Lo Sa0 SewAT Rates—Saloon, 280, UITeRoy. Those wishing to son i s g L o o oo aris, Hamburg, Norway,: Swodon, Tatin. Avsiiie, S St el o et and othor information, Dol 5o Grmcoaon of plans Nov 20 Broadway, Now Zagy, o the Company's ofices, J. H. SPARKS, General Agont, ~ Or to the White Star Lino' Offico, 86'Sauth it Ohicago. ® & ERGERGHEN, Aeont:” Winter Arrangement. & Quiney Rallrond. diana-av., and Si Ticket Chicngo, Barlington Dopots—Foot of Lake-st., Indiana-av., d Canal and_Sixtconth-sts. st., ax Brlggs Houso and at Depots. 3o, and Exprecs, Dubugque and Sior Pactiic Fast Line. Back faund i cabarg Pasaoage Sondota & Ottaws Passers Aurora Passenger. Aurors Downer’s Grove Accom's 3 Mondays excepted. days excopted. ixteenth- office 1a Chicngo & Alton Rallroad. Alton & St. Chicage ‘ana (Mo.) new short route from Cliicago to; Lonis Through Line, and 'Eansas City. Union Dopot, West Side, near Madisga-st. brdge. ress, St. Louis & fiold Exi o Rt Ly oneC e Jacl , 1L, aua, Afo. - Weno i “Erpress Woatein Disison)oo : Jollet & Diright Accomo'datic 30 p. m. *9:10a. m. St. Louls & Springtield Light~ i 19:00p. m. 7:15p. m. aisia; :00 p. m. 8. m. ress. 0p.m, i858 m, HExcopt Sunday. - SEx: Satusday, Ex.iondap > 2 1Dafly, via Main Line, and dally excopt Sstardas, vie Jicksoasille Division. VDA, vk Mle Eine. snd Hallyy except Monday, via Jacksonville Division. . Iilivois Central Railroad. Depot faot of Lako.st. and foot of Twont ‘Ticket office, 75 Line, vin Knnkakce Rout Trains arrive and depaxt,from the Groat Ces Depot, !:ntlflfialkn-lh ner 3{"3‘:“ 1! QY zsignst ner of Cor 8L, &3 ichigan-ay Hveaty-socond-at.~ Oondensed Tums-Tabi it Central Raflro; For through tiokets and sleep- at Tieket office, 76 Canal-st., cor- ‘ashington-at. ; Tremont House, cor= i hrough ad also, foot of 6. D ZLeave Chicago.. Y 8:00p. m. ‘Arrive at India: pom B:50 a. m. ‘Agrivo at Cinoinnati 9:30 p. m. 9:15 2. m. “Fralns arrive ot Chicago 3t 7:00 3. m. and 9:15 p. m.. Only lins running Satorday night trein to Cinclansi, Tho entira train runs through to Cincinnatl, P eleepers on night trains.. Chicango & Northwestern Railroad. Ticket office, 81 West Madison-st. Pacific Fust Lina... 1020 2. m 2:45p. m. ac xpro: 20 p. :30 a. m. Freoport & Dubaquo Eipross. 19:13 & 0. Froeport & Dubnqu: 18: 2 Chicaro. Rock Island Pacific Raflroad. & L Depo, comar of Harsison a0 Sheruaposis: Tickos at- epoty ico 35 Woat Madison-at, ¢ Qmaba and Leavonmorth Bx 101005 40p. m. Peru Accommodation,. *5:00 p. *9:30 Pl T : k2 ronwe i om Sonm ‘Lnke Shore & iichigah Southern. Depot corerat Harrlson aza Shermancats, Ticket ofice ‘sonthwest, corner of Badison and Cenal.ste . Mail, via Air Lino and Main Lizo “5:08. m. *5:00p. m. Afizatic T e Alr Line.. Night Exp Sotth Chicago Accommodath Elkhart Accommodation. 3 *'Sandays excopted. Danville & Vincennes $ P & St. L. ste. Tn frefght officoat L depot, comer Halstad and Csrroll-ste. Erat Tref ¥ Satirdays do. 3 Mondass do. o3 Kalirond.” . ESE coraer Gut. froicht olbeer caraer.of 50 *10:105: - P., 0. &St. it and Ticket Oiico, Dansillo Accbmmodation..... LP m. 9:40p. m.. Bittsburgh, Fort Wayne & Chicago Railrond, Day Express. 19:008.m. 31200, m. Pacific P 1 230 3. . Fast m a0a Mall.... Ctissaim. 160p. Valpataiso Accommodation, . 13:45p. m. | 18:30a. m. T Sundays cxcepted. 3 Aondayi excepted. § Dally~ SSaturdays and Sundays excepted. Dlichigan Central and Grent Western Rafl Depot, foot of ake-at., Sotbst of Taenty:Second-st ot foot of Lake:at., and foot, of Torgnty.Second. o Madison. icket fficc, 75 Canal-st., corner of Mail (via main and air line)... ¥5:30a 845D, m.. 2y Express. $8:00p. m. Jackson Acc 10208, m. Atlantic Expross (daily).. 8:00a. m. Night Express.... 1*9:00p. m. %6308, m. ToR IDIANAFOLIE VIA PERU ROAD, il *5:30, 3 ight' FoR Night Expres: GRAND TEONK Grand Trunk Day Express.. fSatarday excepted. *Sur cepted. $Arrive Sundays at: HEN; 00 2. ma. y excopted. 305 . D. m. $Monday ex- ~ RY 0. WENTWORTH, General Passenger Agaat. MEDICAL CARDS. DR.C. BIGEL CONFIDENTIAL PHYSICIAN, No. STATE. (CAl O. Bigelow Is the oldest ostzblishod phsic ‘who ade the treatmeat of all chro: diseases a specialty. Dr. 8. tho most ronowned SPECIAL ored by tho press, esteemed mnmontsvv all the madical. dovoted TWENTY YEARS spmedics that il caro AND SPECIAL DISEASES in both sezes, ‘The ropotation of Dr. mas or certificates from Europesn, Asiat colleges: he has graduatod with institution on this continent. His Jonrnals, and in the mouths of his patlents; & thousand miles off, are not dated a dozed years ago, but now, thiscity, of the the medical ¥ HIS LIFE nic and . Sclence and oxperience hav Sestitates oF tne dag. e stitntes of tho day, O] in perfecting oaltively ail cases of GHRONT oW I 1 64 SOUTH Tt {s well khown by all roaders of the that Dr. s woll Kboim by all réadors of the papors that Dr. T g Bgelow 1s not fodnded o diplo- tic, or African d with hosor at & well-known pralses aro in the it aro sounded at onr doora: they iehost Tespsctabiliyy and sooomion o - and o {aculty now practicing in Chicago, T!I ‘:fl- Ting and ready to. attest s skill; they aro Bis vaf X $cad his MEDIO, 3 o< ladics nad goniie ALTREATISE forl: men. Seat freafe aayiddress o senlod gaveiope: 1 TION FR ontle. nclosa tal . CONSULTA EE. T it i fg"a"nx 7, Wil SEPARATE PA&DO?S";M Tadics and eatiomen, " Call:yan anls s 3 2 gPONDE 35 COJ%IDE‘ leuL_ ‘Admfll le?z‘:gw Dr. 6. BIGELOW, No. 461 State-st. Ofico 3.7 t08p. m.: Stndays, 3to4 p. m. hours from 9 Dr. F. Brooks, et i C: Ulcers, Wi caresall forms of Cancers, Ulo Tumors, Sexual and Urlnaty discases, of a dolicate nature Incid, Folo 11L., offico 185 Soath Clark-st., corner of Maarae, ‘ens, and Schirrous 1l difficaltios ont to tho generative organs. A Treatiso describing causes, sympioms, and ahocis (o Indles and gentlomen, soat Tyes to as s hours from 8s. m. t08p. m., s..ud.;:'fié'ed;fl:i'." O NO CURE! ~o ¥A¥F' | DR, KEAN, 360 South Clark:st., Chicago, ma; sulted, personally or by mail, Chronle and Nervous diseases. Dr. J. Kean is the only physician fn Tants cures or: nfl&ih Rubber Goods alwass on hand. ba confidentially con, 20 of charge, on all tho clty who wary Dr. Townsend, 150 South Halsted-st,, ‘Has tho most extonsive and Special Diseases o Chicago. practico inall both sexes, 'an b consulted specially charge. * His Medical Treatise sont fr Sculties troated with safety and success. Chronic, of any speciaiist ‘or by mail, froa re0. 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