Chicago Daily Tribune Newspaper, November 18, 1872, Page 3

MONDAY, NOVEMBER 18, 187, THE CHICAGO DATLY™ TRIBON RAILROAD TIME TABLE. R.. R. Company v. McAulsy et al; motion for new WISCONSIN. !"Results of the s.ccent Elec- tion---A Review of the Canvass. Congressional Candidates and Votes. The Next Legislature --- United Sté!es Senator Howe Certain of Re-election. From Our Own Correspondent. Bap1soN, Wis., Nov, 15, 1672 THE ELECTION. Official returns made to the Secretary of State, from thirty-four countics, complete statements published in the newspapers from a dozen more, and pretty reliablo reports from {he rest, show & majority of over 17,000 for the Republican candidates for President and Congrese, which, it isbelieved, the official canvass will make near- 1y 18,000. Tlis is some 8,000 more than was estimated by experienced Republican politicians the day after election, and a third more than the Liberals then conceded. The incresse of the ‘majority beyond expectations comes mainly from the newer-settled counties in the Seventh and Eighth Congressional Districts, which rail- conds lately built and now building”are rapidly developing, the total vote is considerably more than last year, but less than four years ago, partly owing to bad weather, partly to the indi jposition of many to support eithor candidate for President. The campaign was sharply contested by both parties, and earnest efforts put forth by State and Local Committees. tee, appointed by the delegates from Wisconsin to the Cincinnati Convention, issued an elabo- rate address, which was widely pub- lished ; but the Chairman of the Com- mittee, its author, the Hom. H., A. Tenney, soon after connected himself with the 5t. Paul Pioncer, and no effective organization swas made till after the Baltimore Convention. Then the Laberal and Democratic Committees /ad a meeting for consultation, putan Electoral | ticket in the field, having on it some of the most i honored Republicans in the State, such as tho A “Liberal” Commit= than the Democratic vote in 1868 in only Keno- sha and Racine Counties, though in all the counties some strong men went With the Lib- erals. " In the Second _District, the candidatas were he Hon. G. W. Ha zelton, of Columbie, Repub- lican, 'a man of feir abilities, and s clear and pleasant speaker, who. has made a good record in the gmgsaut Congress ; and the Hon. George B. Smith, of Dane, s prominent Democratic olitician since the days of ¢ Barstow and the balance,” but most heartily Supported by the Liberals,'s lawyer of ability oonarge practice, &0 effcotive speaker, most agreeable socially, and 8 most zealous partisan. PBoth candidates made speeches in all parts of the district. Four years ago, the Republicans had 4,169 majority in the present district,—in- cluding Columbia, Dane, Jefferson, and Sauk,— and, in 1870, only 706. This year, Grant has about 2,000; Hazelton, $1,600. There is a large felling off in the vote, mainly on the Republican side, though the other does mot equal 18G8. In the Third District,—comprising Crawford, Grant, Green, Iowa, Lafayette, and Richland Counties,—the candidates were J. Allen Barber, of Grant, Republican, & pioneer settler, an able lawyer, end fully imbued with the proverbial Grant County idéas of scrupulous honesty and close economy in governmental inistration, and who bas made sn excellent member his first term; and Ailan Warden, of Lafayette, Lib- eral, a miller and active busihess man, and Democratic Postmaster at Beloit under Pierce. The Straightont Democratic paper in the dis. trict, the Prairie du Ohien Courier, preferred Barber to Warden. That paper, by the wey, Taiged tho O'Conor ticket, and, though long the organ of Southwestern Wisconsin Democrats, and always ultra, there were only 11 votes for that ticket in Crawford County, where it is pub- lished. Several made it a pass.into the Grant camp. Grant hod 4,967 majority hera in 1868 ; Barber, Republican, for_Congress, 2,354 in 1870. Now, Grant has 4,150; Barber, a fow more. The vote bere shows & falling off from the last Prosi- dential eloction on both’ sides, except in Grant, where the opposition vote is incronsed some 250, and in Tows 19, 3 In the Fourth District the fusion candidate was the Hon. Alexander Mitchell, of Milwaukee, the present popular Representative, & man of much financial ability, of ample means, of large influence in railroad ‘and businsse circles, of whose benevolence Milwaukee has had many proofs. Fred. W. Horn, long 3 leader of the German Democracy, came ont 88 an independ- ent Straightout Democratic candidate, mainly with a view to_divert the votes from Greeley; but concluding, after the October elections, that ho was not likely to be elected President, and that, as between him and Mr. Mitchell, many Milwaukee Republicans would vote for the latter, be withdrew. General Fred. C. Winkler, an able German lawyer of Milwaukes, wasthen nom- inated by the Republicans, and made a brief can- vass, though, of course, without any hope of success, In the Counties of Milwaukee, Ozan- Xee, and Washington,—comprising this_district, —Seymour had 6,380 majority in 1868 ; Mitchell, 9,879 in 1870. Now, Greeloy hasa little less than 6,000 ; Mitchell, & little more. Walworth—C. L. Douglaes, Frank Telsad, C. B ibbs. Washington—B. §. Weli, H. . Sawysr, Waukeshe—F., G. Parks, D, W, Rhoda. Waupaca—C, Caldwell, ::@«hgrhsy;‘e;mm:‘El-.nlwzn. innebago—7 hos. W Foster, Alson Wood. | o Thos. MeConzell Republicans, 62; Democrats, 34 ; Independents, *4- The only district doubtful is ono of parts Of Waupaca and Outagamie Counties. Of the t 0 Liberal Senators, one is under the stronge 6¢ pledges to vote for T. 0. Howo for United Staty 18 enator. Of the Independents in the Assembly ' one is also thus pledged. Senator Howe (forno* one else is talked of) will, therefore, have at least 87 majority on joint ballot. Several mem- bers, if not 2 majority, of the Republicana elect- ed, are instructed to voto for Senator Howe's re- election, and there will not be the slightest o] ‘position. Ty & The applicants for official positions and place in connection with the next Legislature prom- ise to be legions, and it would be useless to be- §in to enumerate. CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDNENT REJECTED. The people have mado a serious mistake in their own interests, in rejecting an amendment to thg Constitution incressing the mumber of Judgesof the Supremo Court from three to five ; of the greet need of which lawyers, and all fa- miliar with the business of the Court, are thor- oughly aware ; 2nd, no public opposition having been made thereto, no special effort was made in its favor, and the people voted it down on the score of what they believed tobe gconomy. The Judges are the hardest-working officials of the State, and yet cannot prgperly keop up with the business brought before them. curiton | OccasIONAT. THE LAW COURTS. . NOTES OF INTEREST. The family dispute of the Browns, reported fully in Tae TisoNE st the time of the fight over the title to the estatq, of the decensed Joseph Brown, in the County Court, was, on Ssturday, transferred to the Cook Crsunty Cir- cuit Court, to which the cage has beea appesled. The claim on the estate, on which the difficulty occurred, is for money feceived from E. Walker, (lessee of the stone quarry), $2,536; five years" board snd lodging, $300, 81,500; and keepiy, horse fifteen months, $90; or & total of 84,126, Judgment was given by Judge Wallace for $2,- 626, in favor of N. J. Brown, the claimaat, and it ia againt this judgmont that the appeal is en- ered. Tho statement made by the. Journal, that the Post Printing Company, on Friday, fled a de- nial of bankruptey, is incorrect, orit would duly have appeared in its [;laca in this column. Tho last entry on the docket is the msual rule to show cause, which rule hag been extended, and not yet answered. W. A. Butters & Co., on Soturdey, obtained an attachment sgainat Charles W. King, of New Jersey, for $1,204.20, being advances on goods to be consigned to the former firm ; with garni- trfal on bel alf of respondents, Dovis, Hart, Riley, and 4| Giarlow, Ann MeGo J. Miller, and award of j Fmuegad , Linsay, and Robinson ; appeal bond 5250 gach 30'daye 1o fle bond aad billof oxceptions, torney, plaintif , and assess damagos at $304;. motion by de- fendan' :'for pew trisl, 1,813—Tollman v."Earle; de- murre - overruled, and order that writ be quashed, 1,314~ “Charlotte Freiburg_v. Chicago & North West- ern R sflrosd Company ; defendant has leave to with- draw demurrer to narr and plead to the merits, 817— ‘Barte lott' v. Sullivan; cross motfon of plaintiff to amer d complaint sustained ; motion by defendant to dissc /e appeal sustained, leavt : to petitioner to restore record, i _ Ct wicEry.—Jeremish Terwilliger et al v, Great . West ern_Telegraph Company et al.; remander from Supr¢ 'me Court filed, and_cause re-docketed, and de- much and pai, 1 for, in relation to the clection, 708—Schulen- berg v.) Junham etal.; suit dismissed by complain.- ant's sol ‘citor, 717—Callaghan v. Cockroft; motion b; defendam * to dismiss per stipulatian filed; continued. ~649—Chan 1ber of Commerce v, Mutual Insurance Com- pany; der urrer to bill argued, and taken under ad- | 2na decree. i defendanta in \ ross-bill to plead, etc,, to same within '}ycmy days. é :Dock Comy “adult defordanis; Joseph L. Wilion appointed guat- <dian ad litem_ for _Butler, 188—Norto.? V. Long et al ; special commis- «divoro for scr-vice, 4,878 to 483 885—Lym: Blair 'v. Hy, E. Phillips; aasumpsit £1,5600; C, H, Wil- " lott, 1 .ttorney. n & :asslix apait 2, ;A 4,688 —In the matter of tho appeal Maria Leck, admin. dbtry trix of the estate of Joseph Brown, deceased, Arox . judgment of Gounty Cot -of N athaniel J. Brown; transcrip v, G 1arles M. Smit Erol Y, Wm, H. Phinney, Heary . Austin, Honry Bahl, and Jobn Stelneger, trespacs, attor mey. an Daw id B Cotton v. Jobn Feeney and Edward Buck- baré t; confession of judgment on a note for §525, 4,83 —Arthur MeArthur Hick _etal, v. Mary Rogers, Cstherine Twohey, and Potr ick Twohey ; assumpsit $3,000 ; 8. M. Millas torn oy, al,j ‘of plumbing, etc., on thirteen two-story and boae- ¢ brick men 8,1 13.887 Wia der; sppesl. 4,89 w3 ghs étal; sppeal. samo_overruled 4 to . W, Barker, J. Miller, ond v confirmed ; same 43 to withdray G. . 4,704~ —FHaaf v, Parvin; dismissed by plaintifi’s at- [Judge Tree.) 750—1 syne v, Compton; jury return vewdict for 1,549—Mahon v, Bradley ; Cn .l to-day, 41 and 938, [Judge Williama.) exceptions by complainants® of decree 88 strikes .out the solicitor to so tho words words subscribed ~ for croe; in mooney- after P. Conted v. Bame; same order. udge Fareelly o 48— Dawa, "0 V. Dawson report tiled and confirmed, oo, 24—Miller e l. v, Brow ot al.; rule on Visement. 481—Chicago and Cafumet Cenaland v. Zearing et al.; appearance of all minors, and defanlt; reference to oner's roport filed a 7d confirmed. 143—Walcott et al. mith 3’.1. + Jury & 'scharged, being unable to agree, New Surrs.—4,876— 'ulie E. White v, Jno. W. White: ruelty and adu 'Meryalleged, 4,877—Withhel '3, inclusive—Appeals, 4,884— Torwi lliger of al, v. Gnt Western Insurance’'Com- panye; remander from Sup'remo Court. 4, a0 8. W, Nagor 3 4,837—James Ward, arnes ; assnmpsit $1,000; samo attorney. 4, o V. 000} samma attorae: allowing tho claim 4,889—Max Herzog th, Teaac and Jas. ¥, Claflin, Saml, W. $5,000; Adolph Moses, 4,89—Joseph _and Andrew Adams, et al., for use of Arthur D, A rd, at- 4,892—Boyd & Bufton v, John C, McCord et houses on Johnson place, smounting to 8. Ashton, attorncy. 4,893—Granger v. 4—0. B. Dickinson et al, v. Bur- THE CRIMINAL COURT. [Judge Porter.} T BTAL CALENDAR ¥OB To-Da¥.—408—Poter Boyle. 15~ —John Brown and Willism Brown, 416 and 417— Charles Bellman, 418—Hugh Bellman snd Edward Moriarty, 419—ifichael McCree, 420—John Burns, if they did not get as much good as any church- congregation in the city. 5 _ —Blyew and Kinnard will be fried for the fourth time at the coming term of the Cirenit Court of Lewis County, Ky. They have been in jail sincs tho 80th day of August, 1863, over four years. They have had thre trials,—one before & Jus- tice of the Peace, at which they were turned over to the United States Court, where they were tried, found guilty of murder in the first degree, and sentenced to ba hung; A short time before the time for their executlon, the Su- preme Court of the United States decided that the Federal Court had no jurisdiction on the caso, when they were turned over to the authori- ties of Lewis County, and tried ‘at the May term of the Circnit Court, on which occasion the jury hung, there being elaven for conviction and ona for acquittal, AMUSEMENTS STAR LECTURE. COURSE. (SOUTH SIDE). JOHN HAY, The Poet, Diplomst, and Journalist, will deliver his in- teresting and finished lecture, PHASES of WASHINGTON LIFE, To-night, at the Michigan Avenue Baptist Church. Reserved Boats 75 cents. For sale at CARPENTER & SHELDON'S Bookstore, 938 Wabash-av., and at BUOK. &RAYNER'S Drug Store, corner State and Madison- sta. McVICKER'S THEATRE, Madison-st., bet. State and Dearborn. £~ This Theatrolis 2s comfortable s a paslor. TFourth and last week bat one of the;Favorite Maggie Mitchell, Whowill ing this weekand SATURDAY TMATEVEE Ia Ber beautiful Domestic Drama, THE PEARL OF SAVQY; OR. A MOTHER'S PRAYER, ‘Which will be elaborately produced, with- beautiful scen- ery and appotntments. E2~ Seats can be secured six day In adsance. NEXT WEEE-LITTLE BAREFOOT AND JANE EYRE. ACADEMY OF DESIGN. ‘The Distinguished English Philanthropist, MISS EMILY FAITHFULL, BUSINESS DIRECTORY. Advertising Agcncies, > H. H. CHANDLER & CO. &rs authorized to eceive ad- vertisements for all Chicago daily papers at their lowest Tates; also for any newspaper ur periodical in the U. S. and foreign countries, 121 South Glark-st. HENRY L_GAY, 18304 &1 Gostrat Bl 5 and 81 Coutral Block. W. L. B, JENNEY, %9 Dearborn.et Artiste’ ang P. M. ALMINT & CO., N dolph-st. Tubles), 819 State-at. LISS & SNOT, 65 S: BENEdoN, AMBER JOHN H. S Broom Materlals. Z. B. TAYLOR, 129 LaSallo-st., Room 13, Bullding Paper. ROCK RIVER PAPER CO., 48 West Lake-st. fi‘r ages. COAN & TEN BROEKE, cor. . Aan and W. Randolph. geks, AMERICAN OLOCK CO., 587 Wabash-c: Commission Merchn DOW, QUIRK & CO., Room 21 Ceatral U Cordage, Twines; and Duck. GEO. F. FOSTER, 13 Markot-st. Confectionery (Wholesale), Greon-st. 3. E. PAGE £.60., 55, b . S, B. PARKHUST, ® 3:\'1‘1'46 Wabash-av. ery, HENRY SEARS & CO,, b1 anil 3 South Camal-st. entist. E. HONSINGER, office and residence 260 Park ar. E. NOVES, 17 Weat Washington-at., cor. Haisted. Bental Benor. BAMUEL S, WHITE, 1 g 16 ast Madison st Druggists (Wholesale). 54, and 25 Mackor VAN SO KAC ST vENaON S riye Drugglte? Sundries. B T otis wnd Rociona (Wholesate) 0ods an ng (Wholesale), D.w. 2] GO g e b Slsan KEITH & E. ladison-at. Fast Freight. G. W. DESPATCH, cor. Desrborn and Washington-sts. ‘Fresco Paifters and Glass Stainers. OTTO JEVNE & CO., 8 and 61 Dearbora-st. 'urniture. A. L. HALE & BRO,, 10, I2, 14, and 16 North Canal-st. POTTER, KING & CO., 23{and 286 Wabash-av. Furniture Manufactu BOWLES & BATES, rear i1, 13, 15, 3ns Fixturcs and Fitting, H. M. WILMARTH & BRO., 5% to 3% \Wabash-as. Grocers (Wholesale). BLISS, MOORE & CO., 3 and 39 Wabas) C. W, GH & GO, 16 and 18 Pock C GRANNIS & FARWELT, 125 Michigan. Guns and Sporting Goods. F. J. ABBEY & CO,, 51 EDYIN ;lramu%lfn () ardware, Tin ‘Bla SEEBERGER & BREA! Hardwm E. HAMILTON HUNT, BMARKLEY, ALLING & M KEE] LLER BROS. & KEEP, 1§ Lake-st. BRINTNAL, TERRY & BELDEN, 175 & 177 Lake-at. st st % Lake-st. D ke uildors’ ke-st. €O, Blakests ARRIVAL AND DEPKRTURE CF TRALVS Winter Arrangement. Chicago. Burlington & Quincy Railrond. Depots—Foot of Lake.st., Indiana-ar., and Sixtoeath- and Canal and Sixtecath-sts. " Ticket olice ia g3 House aud at Depots. eiee amde Db sad Slou iy 55! itic Fast Line. Rock lsland Expr 28 UERELLLG (283500 Ak d £5223395588988 Downer's Grose Accom's. " giylondays excepted * Chicago & Alton Railroad. Alton & St. Lonis Through- Lino, aad Louisi- 0.} new shart route from Chicage 3a3 City. Uzion Depot, West Side, nesr Madison-at. bridge. . Lonts & Spiingield Kxpress, 5:15 0. . tindsys exceptod. E b Louis & Sv!:‘l‘llzflfild g Expross, via Mai .Er‘fum W Jicksony -+ & Lontsiana, So. kuk & Burl'a E: *Except Sunday. Main Line, and Division. "{Daly, except Monday, via Jacksonvil Illivois Central Railrond. Lake-st. and foot of Twaaty-sccond-st. o racr of Madison 0s.m. " n Line, and daily, Mon. GE! ‘airo E Springtield Expres Springtield Expresa. Dubuque & Sioux City *Gilman Passenger.. Hydo Park and Oak Woods. Parka 8 o Park and Qak Woods. ST B EEDLEEDEDE ELESEESRRERREE . m. undays excepted. tSaturdass excepted. **On Saturdays this traln will bo rua to Ch Cuicngo, Indinnapolis & Cincionati LUine, via Kankakee itoute* Trains arrive and dopart from the Great Central Railroad Depot, foot of Lake-st. For through tiekot: ing-car berths apply at Ticket otfics, 75 Can: e ner of Congress-st., and Michige: p.m a m. a2d 915 p. m. he tratn to Clacionatt, ullman c running Seturda; in Tuns through to Clucinnati, h slocpers on nignt treins Chicago & Northwestern Rallroad. Ticket office, 31 We Pacific Fast Lige... 10:30 Wm. Burke, Michael MoCree, and 'John Harrington. 42 rge Corcoran. 426—Charles Clark, 4 80 WILL LECTURE ON 427.—Charles Clark, John Gorman, and James Conley. Inanrance (i NORTH ulssoulfi'i'f"rm:'ff & Co In the Fifth District,—including Dodge, Fond | shee against the Pittsburgh, Cincinnati St. \:enemb]e Lieutenant-Governor, Wyman Spoon- x, and organized for work, the campaign being, o i i Manitowoc Counties,— | Louis Railway Company on 'goods belonging to “ G f G- + M 3 o <} henceforth, mainly_ under the- direc: | du Lo, Sheboygen, and 2 ouis_Railw L [ ging 13- Jamea Tool. impses o reat Men | oo oo Tourance (i), " " | fion of Mr. George’ H. Paul, of the Mil | tho Democrats renominated the Hon. C. A. | King, in their possesion. e et and Women I Have S B RN E IR, of Naw Jemar s ton st et Goen Roy Beprote el d Eldridge, who had represented the district for sevoral Succossive terms, and attained & promi- nent position_among the leading Domocrats of cepted. Chicago. Rock Island & Pacific Railroad. id Sherman-ste. Ticket of- Depot, comér of Harrizon ad Sberman-sis. Tickot o Sreeln, Natln, &ecs 73 %‘e'?aéxl: nx“fh""fi""h'hfi dolph ! Slichigan-av, rs (Wholeanle nnd iecalh, wankee News, long an sctive Democratic worler, who was * instant, in scason aud out of season,” for the cause. The Republican Llec- THE CAMBRIAN LITERARY SOCIETY. The celebrated whiskey gnrtuurship suit, in XEnown,> which Mr. Schulenberg, of $t. Louis, throw Mr." Dunham's sample room business iato chancory, Miohign.n-mv‘“fi;zpfist Church, fors having been designaicd at the Convention | tho nation. There were other aspirants, wWho | ivag on Saturday dismissed by complainanty While John Bull delights himself and amuses 0, 6 Wost Washtagton, ot at. which nomipated delegaies fo Philadelphia | thought he should stand aside, anda caclness | solicitors, the partios having cotho 0 sbme smic. | Bis conntrymen With horse 7aces and nthletis Q0 o & 28 Wab. & St W. Madicon, | Qmahs snd Lestengoxth e Grten, by the was, on man, ous, Anderion, | %08 “sbomn, i Ma upport, on “tbelr | sho arrusgemon: amusements, his neighbors, Jobn Jones and | TUESDAY EVENING, NOV, 19, £00. v West Madlaon ar Hight Eiprony 1 1w ;’:filv‘;'i!ggg:g’:,fl‘{:umyg;g";g‘fi;gggg;fi;‘; couraged the Republicans to ~ momi- | Johu F. Colling on Saturday petitioned for his | - Taffy, devote themsolves to literary and musi- | For the Benafit of the Chicago Acsdemy of Deslgn. - {5 Wost Madtonat, | - Calko Skore & tichlgan Soubern: " ™ placed in the Greeley ficket), they were reedy | Bato Major Henry Baetz, our present Siate |02 Dipirupicy, Jmons bis dobs ate tho sums | ; cal entertainments and fostivals, And in this | Afmlson, wcontyieomed oty hotniy, oy, GO’ 458 Stats and 71 West, Madiso PO euthwast, corner.of Madison and Canal-a. H ; 5 opes were entertaine im ndg | Conn.: 33, . N, } 25d Wos ] -t kil i inated. Hardly anything was done on that side, | (0P Y 2,506 40 V. C._ Gray, New York ;' §8.150 to 4! | e huve settled together, they haveas arule Sow, Ypimpi and GiSswaro (Wiolesalo. spgmi STAR LECTURE COURSE. howerer, till after the Baltimore Convention, P. H. Stewart, New York ; and to a number of of carrying the district, as, two years ago, onl; 1 % "9 Air Line 4 S rthellr litorary meotings and Eisteddfodan. B e AT B i , i & fow kundred votes were lacking of a epubli- soon, after which the Republican forcey were | eanmajority in these counties. Ar, Eldsidgo, | othors, almost wholly of New York. | Althongh a good number of Welsh people (WEST SIDE). ENTA BLAOK, 10 LI moom sy | AL on the enemyts works,” Ly the Hon. E. W, | however, canvassed his district thoroughly, had Patrick Gillespie sues George W. Emerson ;-baw 3 lived in this city for years, they havenot UNION PARK OONGREGATIONAL CHURCH. E. W. BLATCHFORD & CO., 70 North Ciinton-s mwhflunm:;mmmvn‘ Keges, of this city, who hss been Chairman of | Valuable aid from some who had hitherto op- | and Ellen Emerson for grocerios and suchlike |' ore this established = litersry society, 1 0. WAL TR EsBaangre Ol and Tools. B ihys sscaiod OB Sazardage Hor $ Moninys’ aa. 103 Hepublican Stats Committso since Ar, | posed him, aroused party epirit, and ia elected | goods, furnishod to tha formor whon sho was & | 5 Tudi: tha: magt a ial. £ 99 | & Sillilnery ana Scraw Goods Wholesate). Chicago, Danville & ¥icentes Huilrond. . Rubles was made Minister to Switzerland ; and | Dy some 8,000 majority, Greeley having about | single womon. This is the firat suit of the Lind | PUt Guring the past year and especial- D. B FISE & COro 7 it 30 Sam Sl oot pissenger Dopotat 17, € £ R Bapih et or e labored indefatigably to tho elose of the | %,500. Two years ago, tho Democrats Had 1,035 | since the fira. Ly the past summer the mumber y - 8ac BROS, & 6o, B and B8 Y ey e R o o T SR in the same counties ; four years ago, 1,203. of Wi slshmen has been considerably incressed, ‘WALSH & HUTCHINSON, %1 and %3 Wabash-ar. ik dovoty cornor Halstod and Carol sta. & F usual good snccess. Both campaign, with his L 1 . verel o .| Testimony was inken in the matter of Fred- : g 7 THE RENOWNED INVENTOR OF THE od Camollate. Chaummen organized thelr battalions s thor- | o v sountion of the Statartho Hom. Ponie. | eriek Wichelman, in bunkrapicy, ‘on Saturday, | 5ot o formation of a itorary sosioty smongst | cep A B AT B e 7SS | A T.ETIN A S | wesrEns BURALGE LRI, r . aecinn, | Sossevis & Har B 5, L0 & oughly as P&%flb‘ev 5%‘; held 38 ARy MOetings | fus Sawser, who, though mo’ orator, 8 a mos | DUt nothing of & conclusive character was done, | them* was suggested last month. A preliminary aral his- Qiis, Napihe, Gasoline, (Wholesale). pErelgnt and Tickes Office, 168 Wad By O B O owiiher | pevivo and suceessfal’ worker in ' logialative | 82 the examination adjourned, meetis 1g was called and beld o the 7th ultimo, | 5 M e | R Poper Deatern. litapargh Fore Wayis & Farty recelved mi p. 5 v bodies, and has rendered hie constituents t Mestings of credit " - at whic th it was resolved to call a public meet- J. W. BITLER & CO., 22 N, Desplaines and 225 State. ay Expresa. . cuads the “Blste, ato "M 1t Bie oo during i i el botons Heptooratn elect aseigneed will ba | 5 the 5th inst. to establish the Socioty— | § BRADNER: SIITH &'00.1 348 Wabsh 11 W- Wash." | Pacsfc Bxp frm, beem, Townd, B L0, unE | emuatid b e Ropublians: mad 5 | Moot . the cuas of Boibene St | o tio bosanonnced e provious Santer | ' THE PENSIVE COCKROACH,” | §FVeafasi o8 tmen asowriai™ | fi e tinguished gpeskers from abroad. e e p 3 t g, s of Pottibone iyon, | ¢ 1 L0, 5 TSR Republicans Bad three speeches from General | Hon. M. P. Lindsley, & genial gentleman, with | aod Wiliam Betterman, in bankruptey. " [ iotias no Welih, chuitches, tha soctaty'ohliod Good Beserved Seats, 75 Cents. Ok RIVER PASHS CO., & 0B Wost Raodol e e e ™ i the Csa obrian Literary Society has now been The Gorbam Munufacturing Compsny on | folly es tablished, and tho s o Teg- Saturdsy commenced suit on trespess in the case | jgtered rapidly. ‘The officors for_the ensuing T:.the Michigan Contral Railroed Company, | yearare:: B.P. ReynoldsM. A., M. D., Prosidont; damages Jaid &t $10,000. Mr. Wilki ‘sm Hughes, Secretary ; Rov. Da- Saturdays and Sundays excepted. Michigan Centrai and Great Western Rall- rouds. Depot, foot of Lake-st., and foot of Twenty-Secand-st Ticket ofice, 53 C3ual-st., corner of Aladison. Matl (via main and air line)... ¥5:30 & m. Vest Randolph. For sale at Emmorson & Stott's, 239 West, Madison, snd Sy g Do B oo & Sttt o wertPaaciihant | MecANN ONTERSE B xad Ui Tatulla . sta. OGLESBY, BARNITZ & CO., 33 and 30 W. Waahintoa. GLOBE THEATRE, Joln 4. Logan, who dram very lrge. ot ; considerablo sbility s a writer and_businoss ©one each from Vice President Colfax and Speak-_ | 2an, was the Liberal candidate agsinst him. er Blaine ; several effective speeches from Judge | Mr. Sewyer did not make 2n active canvass as B.D. Parks, of Aurors, Il ; and two or three | ueual, and personsl and local jealousies, with Pawnbrokers LIBMAN'S Monoy Loan Ofice, 21 West Madison- £ i il il i . E. Pianos, Orgags, and Musical Instruments German speakers not known to fame. The Lib- | €ome appointments in his ° district ~ that 5 'ho, with the followi titut I EETER A T Wa ke e were not satisfactory, operated to slightly reduca vies, Tres surer,who, with the{ollowing,constitute | row pRICES, 15, 25, snd 50 conts. Raserved seats 35 | HEed'S TEMPLE S| h.st, grals Jnd threa or four epsaches from Sanater | FET8 B0t e COEy, Lo Ao b e THE UNITED STATES CIRCUIT COURT. the Comm tittee’; Rov. Isasc O, Hughts, Mr. . | fants oxtra,.. Tonight aad Matineos Wednesdays and | eGP & imuare OF MUSIO, ol Sixteenchst. o Schnrz, whose_eloquent tongue has always been jority, which, fwo yenrs ago 4,195, gouts oxtrs,, Sonighe aad Mati T. Jones, Mrs. A. M. Humphreys, Mrs. Anno [Judge Blodgett., S Hoghes, "Miss Martha Jones, 3liss Margaret Pig Tron, Rails, and Coal. Law.—302—Morris v. Stebbins ; leave to plaintiff to JiEeKeh &G0, 38 Wabssn-ar, TI‘OIIPB of Trained DOgS! HODES & BRADLEY, 134 Washington. abogt 3,500, and Grant'ssomewhat more, against B apower in this State ; Emil Rothe, of Cincin- Fg nati, who hed 50 often’ opposed the' Senator on | 5,012 in 1868. The returns are incomplete. file restared papers; defendant tolle. copy of originas | 9illiame, A0d Mise Notty Jones. iy G ¢ the stump when both lived in this State; | 1n the Soventh District—made up of the Mis- | plen in ten dhye aftér service, 532~ Bothell v ot | " e o ainmetts will_bs hold weeldy, at | BILLY COLLINS, Datch Vosslist. Brilisat aucees of | 1. . AU Gas Eine, Erc. Zs-Lieutepant Governor Donmelly, of | 8issippi River counties, from Vernon to St. | etal;submittéd to Court and taken under adsise . ’s Building, t nce the 26th | MISS BLANGHE SELWIN, ALE, MoDOWELL, JOHN |“W. &'B. DOUGLAS %1 and 25 South Watar.st. 490 p. me 6008, m. DMinnesota, whose racy speeches did | Croix,—GeneralJ. M. Rusk, of Vernon, the | ment. G03—Burrell etc., v. Nizon et al.; mubmiteg | Room 54, Davy 5y 40, commeance T, KELLY, BILLY BARRY, PETE LEE, RESRS 7 Car Springs and Supplies, TSaturday exoepted, *Sunday ozcepted. IMonday oz~ ‘much for their cause; Judge Culver, of Brook- | present member, was renominated by the Repub- | to Court, i inst. N BURG SISTERS, MISS MINN 1EGRAY. " sad the Com- | OR! & CO., Michigan-av., near Adsms. | capted. §Arrive Saudags at8 th a0 Y PG oneres Tobts Hianel. of Mikaoust; the | Howns, but boltod by one Republices papor aad s | | NEW Sorrs.—Gorham Manufacturing Company v = Sr, Gombluation 12 b2 enaitieq ot conclodiog | Kagy and Bofled Lingeed Ol Megutucturers. e A Fon. Thomos Hoyne and Mer. Springer, of ILli- | few sympathizors. Ho was o brave soldier, a | Mickigen Central Kailroad Company ;- case, $10,00 PERSONAL. SAYVED: | Estnte aind Loans. nois? and others of losser pote. I homs talent, | §00d Baak Goutroller is n ssmest worker, and | 0724 o758, Miornsyx, pSomstor Sumner loses about $10,000 By the | o gy STRDGGLE FOR LIFE Jiaeot o, Laalingts PROPOSALS. he i —~ | made himself conspicuous in the last Congress R oston fire. . - BRIG JONES, 14 West Randolph-st. PO s ok i $it ‘Shostor Carponter. whose speseh at e | b i advienoyof thoTenemal oftho St Groe | . THE UNITED STATES DISTRGT cour: S T S e e ATEEN'S THEATRE o fa et ben, Sioiat somnaed s gl Tor th. charge of | lodgrnt B opponent ay Staphen | . - Uiy Jligty tary Soward s 0 havo tho enormous rs e IKEN'S THEATRE, e PROPCOSALS o i i Marston, of Eau Clair, a worthy gentle- | ,.706— : nsuranr.e Coympany v. | tion of 50,000 cc . s " LS H HERRING & CO0., 46 State-st., and Sourteonth and In- countenancing secession, e with so_much ot whom all ' men mpoke o w oll, | Libby; defendant withdraws demurre's {o e the & | = Christine Ni eon rit property in Chicago, diana-av. AR For Material, and Work and La- ‘ma Tho' hed been Postmaster st Eau Claire, The candidates did not do much speech-making, ~vehemence against Mr Greeley ; Senator Howe, who sharply srraigned Senator Schurz, and warmly defended the Administration, bub was iccess of Geo, L. Foxand his great troupe wiheenty BUMPTY DUMPTY ¢ Third and positively last weok bat oneof this at Sith, sixth, and seventh counta of pIaintiff confesses to demuzrer 1o oo oDy % 14 counts, and leave given 10 SMeD'y firgt and secot 1d which waa burne, 1 in that city, and property in Boston which was* burned in it. —Willam A. Hoy vard, of Michigan, has been Salt, MASEIN, MARTIN & WHEELER, 41 Lake-st. Suies (With Inserted or Solid Teetl, PAULDING & BROS., Z3.and 2 N. Clinton-st bor Required in the Construc- tion of the Cook County Jail and isab iclk: : cam- | but others did for thom. General Rusk's ma- | counts’; demurrer to fourth cour rrul Pantom/me. New scencs, now tricks, &c., &c. All the N e Gveraos Washhan - ex-Govemny | Jority, each of tho cloven countiés contributing | 10 piead by this morning, ++ overeuled, 1 x% 12 | gppointed to fako 1:harge of the Lend Dopart. | EruCriists 1nnow fatutea: st sppearancs o Amer” | ooy o ) SEwing Mathincs, Criimial Const By Fuftlna; " Attorney _ Genéral - Basiow somethiag, (his ovn ovor 2000),is abot 7,000, | NEv SSrSPatrick Basdy . e Roscins; 1 o | ment of the Northo :n‘l::figntélggl;ofl; goa will | Knoiiieslobiatgg Gporg Broirs b thnegon s oo, S RS Y & mowaana | oor e ng. oy Congressional candidafes Williams_in the First, | o0 5,071in » and Grant's about the same, £0 | Hogman for proctors, 2 rg and F. EoOn Tel 0 - . | acts. The Casselli Family. The infant Velocipodists. 2 L €O, s Wabaihae: oot apeals mill bezeochved pati the 2k dax ot ‘ & e . Returns are not all in yet, o 3 & o '—Mrs. E. B. Wash, barne, vnl‘e fi{.Ouf Ameri- | Xynock the great Skatorial Artist. Matinees overy Wed- ewin, and Machine Tist, B: T 1 Hazelton in the Second, Barber in the Third, | 7,978 in 1865 3 Buszueros -2~ Tuo RepubileInsurance Cor = | can Miniatar fo-Frane o I8 FORIAIDg in Gormang, | Aceiag st Seisedss. Avlive of clagca il Tsaso atior | BELDING BROSE G683 Satl Mudon st Bldlageat the Board S Commluinzarsof Corl coraty; Ship Chandlers & Sailmakers. In the Eighth District, the Liberals nomi- ‘each performance for the West and South Sides. lazelon S ordes sppitiny ] finister o r Winklor in the Fourth, and s host of ofher sbl0 | nated Wiliam Carsom, of _Chippowe. u | Basipaes o “PPPIntiv's Josep B, Payson provisiont d | fhpcrintending the e ducation of her children, GEO. ¥, FOSTER 12 Markot.as, 250 CRimioat Couts Bediog, betoserseng So A B othea from ex-Senator Doolittle. The Hon. | large ppmborman, aud | highly ostedmed | | Niv BANKEDES.J. . Collins; volaatary, oun s [ WEO@Iestechoolin Huagter L L L HOOLEY'S OPERA HOUSE. | SHREShRUREARD S COpatod " | norgt Mighigen sad Dearborists, 'a th City of Chlcac 5 & i i is section, t] & i y ~—Gr T ( 3 v —_— PURINGTON & SCR. . . Y Lake. 3 ), detalls, aa 3% Steong j Judgs A Sooftt Bven, s Balisal | L vant A, & HeDIL, of Portine. Dot i uxchased. a lot ot Man itow, Colorado, neer tho | MONDAY, NOV. 15, aad overy night sad Wednesdsy Shot (Drop and el Munufetirers | S:7ioes on, fle iashs ofice of Mowsrs Amstring & o Hon, I L. Palmer, lovs a leading Demo. | latterly the cficient Superintendent of our Hog. THE SUPERIOR COURT. oda Springs, and will 1huild' o dwelling-house ENGAGEMENT EXTRAORDINARY. bl U Tl | i 2SEEn o6 thie State ; Emil Wellker, an abis young | pital for tho Insane, and out of politics ; and [udge Gary) theremext summer. = Firsé sppeazance’in this iy ol (ho grst actists, | B: BAROLAY, 141 Statest (ol Sian), 15 Rt e, s oy osEraetion, snd daish for German of Milwaukee, Ropublican membor of | tongh an atfempt twas mado to projudice him | jerk s 3 220l—Conley v. Piaum defwultectaside nd | _--Mayor Baster, of Louisvil'e, says that o | GOPPN ALLEN, IR Whc, | B FiERowossesitio s caan i i e, Satanatil Hastoring otk complta! 2 on account of his residence at the Asylum while o to o trampemsr 00y v City of Chi- | will bankrupt the man that runs igaivat him for 88 ALICE HARRIS! . toves (Wholeaale) T o constructivn, agd Saish foc ON, . Alken’s entire Dramatic Company, from 143 East Lake-st. $he Legislature last winter ; Congressional can il STRNE THEATRE, whon will be proteacs rice cago; 1 = i o . Suporintendent, thoe District gave bim . and | s oioicar® to filo transcript of record and ord ered Mayor. We suppoee he has as good & right to as AMERICAN BASE BURNER, the. ,,'},",,‘"1 ‘carpenter, joiner, and wood work complete. 4. All mats % didates I. C. Swan in the First, George B. 3 . 8nd | judgment spread of record. 2,57¢a—Wilsonv./ Eton | gi LLEE, WARREN & CO., N. P by H - Smith i the Second, Allen Wardch in the | Grant some 2,800 to 2,102 Republican majority | Monufscturing. Companys mnatios for oo ssZ P23 | Bimon Cameron. biishing firm | i Ohicago, with £rand And olaboraly scenoes: aoloeimg | o gl e i Sowellersr Findinge ALl et werk, fabor! Consteuction. s AR ird, C. A. Eldridge in the Fifth, Lindsley in | in 1868, and 220 in 1870, Full roturns from | Died, judgment sud retorno habendo; appesi - bond | _—Fletcher Harpor, Jr., of tho publishing (v | o ™*ofginal " muslc, . propertiss, dc., tho' melodra- DENNISON & CO. 31 Sonth Canal-at. R fogtho plamblag'and cas oy complore. "0 the Sixth, and soveral others, also made many | Bome counties sre still lncking, but thero is | $1,000, aud bill of exceptionsin 40 dayn. 'G.N.89; wo— | of Harper Brothers, will shortly narry Miss | matlo German senwatlof, written cxpresily forthe above | - o'y po 'y o Tens. atones. The qualities must have uni{ormity of color, tex- good speeches for the Liberal cause. probably an increase in the vote over four years g:fifl v. Hm‘]: ;zzfiaiun the Sheritl of Rnox(i;; aunty | Tacoy McDonald, daughter of ex-Senator Mec- %x;' oonitiad S jor K A 2 10 Tasal P et S(.‘.: i, s S iane -1;‘11 5 comai e s e foien bobrecs e, Demogiets 120 | 5 e, Ropulcen ot the St | S o vt et 205 | P Bin 8l coorted s aan e | ©yrvPRG PERA HODSE cmnthoR s parr USRS e e | ek et ot Sorgel g s inea Liberals was most complete in ate, an ), n the Stal file petition, and ordered summons, G, N, 41, 309— — ig fickle in " SHELDON & DAVIES, 133 West Madison-st. i L BAE praDo! e mads on the J searcely the shadow of & man. Heig Marizon-sr., betieen Deatborn and Bteteats, Q. K JORDAN, 113 Olirk, near Cou printed forms to ba obtained of the County cml;.;:g“n;: was 24,217 ; in 1870, 5.936 ; in 187, 9,391. 3 Bame v. Clark ; same order, THE LEGISLATURE, co-operated with the utmost cordiclity, in they L X CALL To-Da¥.—41 to6l, except 42 and 43, > = 5 r3 accompaunied with acopy of this notice, anc mot localities having but one organization afier i oton. noas. Kandol i sone Kandoiphat, 3105 dollazs, with so- 1o7e and friendship, oxposed to overy influence, tos, near Bord 15 the sum of one thoasand. ¢ Wire Cloth nnd CLINTON WIRE CLOTH, and Jistening to the most sbsurd insinuations. carity, to bo approved by said Committee, that, e biddor tho nominations. The Daltimore indorsement, | Tho following is s list of tho mombers of the | - [udge Gary.] inithe greatest obsticle 'fo sny do- i ¢ v i 00+, 115 £, Randolph-at. il sccapt form th 5 e S 4 o % . A% i . will accept andperform the contract If awatded to i however, repalled many who wero at first in- | next Legislature, Republicans in Roman, Dem- | ,, SFARSEIN-THL-CLIek v dostes it 3}523; hconr:iulen%,r and energetic Tolicy. He Aflmfl.fl“; Coffon & Kemble's Minsfoels, NORTHWELTERN SN GO GO ARTUrers: | 4. -| £ad give bond with approved socarity thorsior 2o follons clined to join in the Liberal movement, but had a great dresd of Democratic influences gaining For the stone, mason, and plastering work. For the fron work and matori: ocrats in Italics, Independents in EMaLL .| B Nelon v. Nelson, baroe o porming ¢ leats, Hled, i AR c of the laughable sketch of THE EPIZO- the Senators in tho even numbered districts | Ar. W, Robineon s Saewar of maame e e Tiest ok of the langhablo sketch oF 20 dopends altogether upon his mother, O:‘z rother, OTIC! THE EPIZOQTIC! Geo. and Chas. Reynolds. eorgian MEDICAL CARDS. i ] i , ite, & most beautiful, amiable o : 2he ascendancy with Mr. Greeley, and who finally | holding over from lst year. 3 and réfarenco to'Magruder.—Levy v, Levy; ler wo 19 | LT S8VOrItS i f et S OHN SHEEELRD AND JOSERH BLUB. | 5o ™ ey 7N T s | Fonshe, campanter, 10.00 either supported Grant or declined to SENATE. file petition, and ordered summons. 871—Ha' “hegles Dudley Warner, writing to the | SKIN. Every evening sod Saturday matinee. Noxt woek, Forthe plumblng, gas-Gtting work and matorial... 10,000 wote. On the otter hand, Mr. | Dist. Dist, Haber ; decreo of divorce. _8%4—Turner v, Ste —Chales S onrant e Homey Howard | tho chtracter artist L. H, Miibara. dackia and Wil . B e etk s ch b1 T, ionE iy Gresle: wad most distasteful to | 1.Fatrel: O'Raurke, 18. W. . Fiver. decree Cstablishing title, 905—Mlller v, Billers « Hartford (Conn.) Courant of ihere 3 fow d son, Bllly Rice, and Lawrenco Button willshorlly appear. | coNpIDENTIAL PHYSICIAN, No. 4 SOUTH | Proposals mast bocnciosed in & sosled enceope: jadoras many Demociats, on whose sttention Republi- | 2. P. Lindsley. 19, Robert McCnrdy, of divorce. 1,006—Harris v, Harris; docr Brownell, he post, who died there a few days STATE-ST., CHICAGO. ed: **Propossla (for the sarious kinds of work sl mat- d_orators Lept thrasth hof | & Colzhausen. 20, Joseph Wagner, divoree. g79—Schoenberger v, Mann ; decree of 0, relafes the munner of Brownell's acquaint- ACADEMY OF MUSIC, Tela meli Eaoura by all sasders of the papers, that Dr. | $isl named, > and Gsposited with 1o Connts Clerl b £08 PApErs Al e e g such of . William Nelson, 1. Myron . McCo: closure of mortgage. % 5 with Admiral Farragut, which led to i ©, Bigelow is the oldost estabiished phssician jn Obicags | drossed 10 the Gommittes on Pablic Bolldings of tae his words and deeds as were most obnoxious to | £ R 1 Baber 9. Gone Hricss, New Surzs,~41,290—W. A. Butters & Co. v, G ce ttachment between the two. BEAUTIFUL AKD GIFTED - 7ho Bas made tho treatment of all chronic and ervate | Board of ommissiozers of Cook County: them; and so somo of them voted for Grant, | ¢, John L. Mitehell, 55 Walter 5. G ‘W, Eing; attachment, $2,500; Hugh H, White, atta - | & Jifelong - attachment bo ' TEE diseages speclay. “Scieacs vad ornerioaco Have made 8. ASHTON, some staid at home, and a precious few voted | 7. John A Jobuson. 263 B gehe o Dy, 41207—Newberger v, Frank & Btein: & spess, | After the capture of New Orlesns (and before . D B i st raowmed SECIALIST of tho'ager Jo8% cRtirrono, for O'Comor. The " Stralghtout” movemens | & Samteibusth o5 BT B £1,208—TRosina Lenz v. Philip Lenz; petition to Tt aton; | the < River Fight -f‘;”mcmm?‘p“?dl’u =5 the CHARLOTTE THOMPSON, | troain, e, viote, estsomes of b b the das, having J.H_PAHLMAN. " didnot “pan out” well in this State, the re- | 9, Francis Little. 26, R. E, Davis, ecord of & divorco, allowing alimony and, the cu: stogy | nell amused himseif by | g In0. versa Hovoted TWENTY VEARS OF HIS LIFE 15 perfotiing | Committen on Pablic Buildings, Hoard of Commissioners Eurns shoving logs than 1,500 O'Conor Fote, of | 10. Wilism Bisir. 27 Evan 0, Jones, of o child, 41,99—Ignatius Shoen v. M. Bruasel; | terso “ General Order” of the Admiral before OITE WTIFE. 7 ARONTS | © o Conk Couniy” ‘assumpsit, $500 Runyan, Avery, Loomis & Comst .cml’;“sf' 41,300—The ook the battle. It was an aduirablo pieco of verse, and yet it was almost & literal transcript of the The reputation of Dr. Bigelow Is not, founded on diplo- ~which the largest number thus far reported were | 13 proncgoonpbell. 28, H. L. Eaton. 1 ‘mas or certificates from European, Asiatic, or African .29, Thos, B. Scott, o Equitable Co-operative Foun”. PROPOSALS FOR SUPPLIES, 1 o Orrin Bacon, n Walworth, next in Ozaukee, next in Lafay- 5. D, Burchard. 30, 3. G. dry Com v. James Boggs ; affidavit fc P i 7 R ight, Wednesdsy and Satarday Matinees. 5 5 o3 . J. G. Thorpe. ¥ ¥ ggs; aiidavit for garngheo “ " Being printed anonymously in Every night, lleges: be h tod he t & well-k il 3 . X y. 41,301 L g 5 4 s 0 mouths o atients: g e number rman Republicans followed in | 15, Carl Sehmidt 32, Orlando Brown, er v, Jammea MoGihlsy; assampsit, 81,000 3 ity | and Mre. Farragut wroto the editor, saying that SEANCES. ¥ thousand miles of, bab aro soanded st ous doeras thoy Ry e A 16. 4. C. Holloway. 17. B, N. Davis, ‘Republicans, 21; Democrats, 10 ; Liberals, 2. * Elected as Republicans lust sear, aro not datad adozan years ago, but now. Gentlemen in of the highest respectability, and members of b e 3 tcnlk"Y'noLszfiHfln‘ lnmm’.o. ‘BH wil- B0 roade 1o ALtest nis SEll: 1hey a8 Bim shlerencds. e ML D1 L T A IS 12 otes e s mon, ot freoth anyaddress in sesiod envelo the lead of Mr. Schurz over to the Liberal pasty on, the gonoral iseues, cad especially the French-nrma-salo grievance,—their numbers being swelled by tho Liquor-gellers’ Responsi- 2 JoLIET, o7, . Adam. Schantz, Sealed proposala will bo roceivad st o ofice of the w demnet?, ‘ommissioners of the Illinol: tiary, ‘;z&(o Dec. 17, 1872, at12 o'clock at_noom, for thu {n{;fl: g of tho following supplics, needed at’the insti- ation © 5t bad touched her husband evon to tears, and aaking the favor of the author's name. It was iven, and a correspondence ensued, which soon 2d to & solicitation that Mr. Brownell should go & Luff, attornoys. 41,302—Henry Greens' 2 3. The Scandinavian National Biak, $16, rs ot core e Caulfield, attorneys, 41,303—Patrick: C.jlois v Anc | drow. inney asmmpait, $500; 3 %y Waugihor, | eorge ¥y and Eilen Em:- | Professor Wm. M. Fay, in his mystertous and startling wondors, overy Monday, ‘nclose bility law, known” as ¢ No, 7 A,” passed by the : but acting with | attorney. 41,304—8amev. : i £ i i o 250 brls superfine flonr, onth, : W&&%fl"fi;fififi“fiffi‘:fl'fi o mmog | Adams gl Wood_Charies A Cads. e saion om & mote Tor S50 . . &epn; Judgmen'” ! the heroes of Mobile Bey, and the chronicler of e < citlemerl, Call; gow only seo the doctor. | CORRE- | {50 head gaod fa¢ stasrs, per moath, from 1,000 D Xesp , thougl " y Ashland, ‘on, Douglas, Polk, 41,306—C, C, & G. Moson, snd John Mohr, assum psibe | ¢ The Bay Fight.” $re é'm sbm‘g’ "{f' ‘5‘35"“13'1"" e lattre 6 | upma dfi, Sise in. 105 . m.: Sndays, 504 b 3. Rock—wes also found on the Liberal side, All | _Brown and part of Kewaunee—: $1,000; Rich & Noble, at'.orneys, 41,307—City+ v- OCEAN NAVIGATION. * but two or three German papers sided with the | Birtran, D, Duane, &' L ~ L e Encluding tho Milwaakeo Herold, which | - Buffdlo—Robers Henrs, v e el s o, aizabetl Bover, odmi nis~ ‘GENERAL NEWS ITEMS, ! o | s absorbed much Ropublicen funds infits cs- | CHlimet-—Tugauas Lxke, H CE Vlelle diomor 308 Sma ¥\ The Boston, Clinton & Fitchburg Railroad Y. I'. DIOCKS, Baows. o % | tablishment. No great proportion of the Ger- | Clark and Jackson—t. B Merritt. | John TS e, AL3l0—Hesth & pili gsn I 34q purchased the New Bedford & Taunton Rail- Vo W L o | Chicago, 1., ofice 185 South Clark-st., caruer of Monroe, oal. ynaps of Wisconsin, Lowever, have ever been | Columbia—S, S, Bra : i T paobn . Charles Matthal; assumpsit, $1! i003 for ©1,000,000. 5 5 3 > R e guresall forms of Cancers, Ulcars, Wens, and Schirrous | 13,000 sards prisos. steips (satinet), 27 inches wide, Ropublicans, so tha the logscs in this quarter | Crawford—Feter Dagle, - o ©ro% 3 L Porter. | Benfeld snd Swezvs, attorness, 41,311—City v, Ka bu || 03 L0E SLORII0, 0o oo ) g o nive ko BOTAL BATL STEAMERS ars sppotated tos or | Boory Sixialind Uulanty aletion od A lfienTisd | walitt gzox Doryacd. J d 1 g o Lo . 3 . O. Ki 3 b & of ¥ 4 i T . ) | ) N |were ot felt as everelyas in somo other States; | | Bane: 0. W. Thoraton, Z. B, Vilas, Otto Carl, B H. | akaumpelt, 51,5005 A TV. Linseots attorisy, 415 - | import more wheat this year thun ever before; | SIVREONERICK, Thurdey, "Nov. 14 2p.m. | Treatise Qoscribing cauacs, ":xfgzm_s‘.“-&% oitcley for. | 1000 boss candloa: t is thonglit by mang that the gain fro b | O 7 7. Dus, Juin Fountte, - G, i, | D e LSy V. Andeow D. Swanaon - cafeasla nof | gnd Hh prospect for next vear crop, 8o far a3 || GITY OF BRI lor[hgoict. | facies Aot g et fone nay aadrem, beADRIove by tho Com a7 abond of 3300, to drish, who vote P Soapore tA0 | Dennis Short, Sat. Clark, Frea. Gescsh . O 7 |Jodgment onw noto for$100; Charles J. Beattle, 8- | oo, be judged by the fall Sowings, is very poor. | Griy Gk LONDON 3 N 5 ished us they are wautad. . Cash will be paid. on delivery ‘ever, nearly. kgflaq?‘:iu ga ggmm ufi“ih 1;1.? Door and art of Kewduneqesbe Sicrs §tsibins torney. 41,3l4—Same v, Peter T. Peterson; same for [ ““py 5'cuts of desolated Boston_thetare going GITY OrNEW YORK. ¥8 $YB¥' | .DR. KE AN, of Boods., Thie bids aro 16 be dirocted to fho Secroy of imim 2l - . 3 3 g . 3 : : S an 4 S them, tho result' in many locelities would have | Fond au Luo—A. A. Lopers T 3, Zecis, 7, 5, THE CIRCUIT COURT, oo g willerness.St, Zouis Times, Ahd gich socooodiag SATUR Chronle Ana Norvous disgases, - O CUarEe: OR all | Shog 1o SRRl nonpid 28 fax as posaible, Io bose; e e e T gfigfllg&g&; et g R S S et Wulge Rogers.] —18 s - Plfastartistio of Chisagole he (hg | from Tht o NS B BassacE, iy ey peio gag oy DuHslan g tho ety who wae--|. ¥ha Lanmslonors raskers the tleht o saject oy bW, of whom ear] Ccam,; dh8on. il nteith, . —566—1 Beil v, Eehoe: motion forn' sy |, Ftw 3 ¢ ite tates to . make & large 3 ] Payabls in C o & i & Tears to Republican leaders of losmg the State, | O:Hatchinson. ! " |t Bonma e sllomed, pon defanaant paying oo iy | {rst ity in thi>’ United Btates £o makod Jormo | | S e Ceieg, ospronbond | §isla, Forfarbobarialam ppl fotne Wardes, 4. entered with more zeal into the canvass than the iy 1‘: mchsinger. o date, and judgment to stand for security, 2, 110 | -8ppropriation 10T .obable it ‘would have been |- ‘o Londol 8 FRACTIONAL CURRENCY. (Signed)’ JGEN REID, Democrats; and one complaint of fusion candi- | Towe ip. B for, Novam R - |-=Farehe v, ‘Gommercial- Insurance Company; ¢ vi- | cers, aithough it " Probavle itwomd hevo beed 'z p 30|20 Paris & : LA CASPAR BUTT: ngmusionlfl. dates was, that tho latter did not do their fair | _Jolferson—Paz. Dive, O B, Gniols deace Lesrd, and judgment, 107, 24II-K . en- | more judiclous for Y0 B IARA T CRUC TR Lkt Scdan, Norwas, ant Donmark at soducod thioa: o ; RICHARD ROWETT, R R e < Om &L Steinfort 3. W, Ostran- | “medy 5. Same 3 ssmoorder for 66,300, 42-—Higeint . | at bome, whero the 1 BIber of nesdy nes FUAL:Y SHICEC, T bonghe buro at modorate xaten by ersans | ackages 5 TINANCIAL & oot ot the leaders of tho campaign was fo | | Juneay—TL.T. 0. Nichols 3 Blocminglon fosursace Compsiy ; motion for = &%.| bo grester than in Boston—Harlford (CL)] wianing fowndtor helr risat, . - T L [ o e e Kenosha—asshel Farr, il < hear A © g i | Cowrant.. .. - iyt the Company's off b rally the rank and file, which, however, . - ment on verdict; sppeal granted; bond, 2, ne Principal of the West- | _For furthe: information, apply at the Compsny's offic oF NK OF GHIO mf,' failed to_do with the .same hearti- fis;gffg_—gmdgmmg.n_ I rceoty days, ind il of sexcepions. fn th) - —J.W. Dxckmezml, sfiféofz&gm@ during his | PIOHN 6. DALE! 56 Hropawas, New Yorks oF i & ¥ s ¥ A A ) ety i Vot | SURPEISSE, | | SiE ISR RSt B 7| sdbe it e e ey | maNGS G BROW, GENERAL BANKINGASAVIRGSBAIR, standard-bearer. Thus much generally. rief | AMarathon—D. L, Plumer. foseph. Rankin, | motion for.new 5 : argument, : “ 81 T rte 8ystem, that he -8tey . N = ! e} i i0 istri Alns - B ullcwed, 285—American v. Rimpert ; motion for 1 the utility of the Kinderga~ . . B g = Fexlew o the, clferent Coperennlonal DI RHotS | et T, e {Hal hord and denfed and_Judgment on yerdict: e Jost Tatroduced gt int the Echool under his X E T e H Central Kacated ot 107 West, Randolph-st., will be of interest. . James HeGratk, Geo, 5 yoo-3CE, JAc0B SvNDERS, | peat grauted, bond $250,in20 days, sud 80 daya for _bi harge, and it is 2lso propesed to establieh it ag NA. FOR SALE AT 7 2 CONGRESSIONAL CANDIDATES AND YOTES. han ¢0y B, Weiss, John A: Bech: “of exceptions. 337—Brennan v. Sontry; motion for | SDETER: on i £ $he Westfield: i/ A4 4 L. . k & . ‘Business condncted on Equitable Principles. et Diatr 3 3 Sanger, H. L, Paluer, Galen'p, er, C. A, exceptionn. tos b 33 or | 3 mode of education in soms of s 2 % change on all parts bought and sold. In the First Dietrict, composing Renosha, Ra~ | Bucker, Thos, Tobin, John B Syes, o @20 Mori N, | new trial heard and overruled, and motion in arré. staf | 2000 i i Established fn 1840, ‘team betweon - - RS P e B otiars sollcited. mim%fi w“wm? ihm (}n:&“kijchc-(’"fl";’z’ 2Aonroe—J, H, Alfen, E. A. Bfem man, ’“"“f“;“éfi.ia 21, oeo% ::dzf)“gfi e:;; gnvr:;;:cftérnf fgfi“} After all, it tarns out that only ond in for:z NEW YORK, BOSTON, QUEENSTOWT, TRIBUNB OFFIOE wfnl*rlzmms‘P kGCunr C. Smm:, Bf;rfiedu‘l’\éannjo é’ 5:31;:; all Bepublican except the latter, which is slight- | Oconto—R. W, Hubbell: ; | granted, part d o ' th ini Als d Lorraine,—the Fran e > : v ULNAL Vol = Aith, and Jamael 3. ¥y OFiplCe exceptions, 641—Smith v. Harris;. motion for : pew | of the peoplein Alsace and Lorraine, AND LIVERFOOL. 1 Smith, and Samuel J. Walker. 1y Democratic, the opposing candidates were Outagamie, part of Wi 2 ‘Poth of Bock County, the Hon. C. G. Williams, a '8upag3, and Shawano—John Roemer, W. Masters. (7) trial submitted without argument, and overrule: 1 and | provinces wrested from France by the late war £ From New York, on o York, Canal-st MISCELLANEOUS. | e 3 jndgment on verdict; appeal granted, bond ¥ 0, in i —heve emigrated from those . 2] o 158 S. Sttt ot an Rl | Betef e o 5 o, | St Al S rlher Bop | provanetriityule et ofcegiace | 324 ¥ 3 fs e BETES CAFSULE PATENIS, - a H B¢ i pire. V. ns.. & 2 < Republicans tho Hon. 1. C. Soun, " Libral, 1t0F e G T T order :ven'rl)lling'mm.i&n o mer i1 S et o b Govamman 0w Garman, B, And mm"mwn:un" Tassiir™ . : T ronest ltiaremesis, NOTICE 1S RERERY twoterms Republican Representativoin Congrees, | - Richlsnd—N, L. James, Geo, W. Patusm, flmfiix'm? %‘;‘;fxp&ezj“v. Wiiain ‘En)”érnf-;;P ¢ "é,*}‘?fi; been & ganen?runigration. Syl sarag'ai‘;:?é r‘:‘m: mé:r‘n& planson FAIRBANKS e o, mm‘flg:;&uj:x:!:;g + great] Boturn tickots oL Lot ] Havtis soitered. Siserage.Passage, 330, carrency, s man heldin _high esteem as an able lawyer, STANDARD d Fy ), th | Biaightforward man, and cool roasoner, Hoh fimar ot caly to < 2 o 7 : o o B e O s s c TES gumer not o wfifi:u?ffhfinflm?ngs:fin: Copsule, D tents asol 9 g‘}:g. “Tho Lord Ghancelior, ln bis jadgmant, sold that e Cay Rock—J. M. Evaxs, D, F. Sayre, D. G. Cheever, E, O he ex it stitate remflng-room on Sundeys has proved a E. Felt, H. A. Patterso Wi of Mary Hoseralt given to the defendant, he ggther. Croix—D, C. Fulton, " - - Judge Dooth.] spoke at different pointsin the district. In Bt. o) ig % | Beh°e Bepublican majority was 753, jm | SaukJom Young, John Kellogg, O Cramont v, Rovene: ey MT8 st | oqmpleto success. A few Sundays since oer | puasngarsbaked o sad from ol perts of, Europe at OF ALLSIZES. 98-t 00 Haed meraly foF tho parpose of orna- 1870, 4,301, This year it i8 about 6,500." Thero | p,Sheboygan—. Badenstab, Olo” Puhlman, Peter |-payment of costs of term by plaintdr, & moiee O f | 800 persons availed themselves of its privileges | lowess eter. | SIghy D2 ia gp Orent LACials, Srojand o 3 ALnaes ibe Capenles are nob msed méral foc o parpol of, Srics s s smaller vote than four vesrsagoin all the | % ewu_g, . Buton, " | Sty olon for e ol by acteiamn £ SRACE | for quiet study and lteracy entertainment. T8 1 s Buseph oo s joseotyn i Eags Sha Soa o WASEINGroN are | bomiaiay s Iabeios U spagistans, JUERG: i i . W. o 3 - 5 i ere ered from i onther: oo P H.- NET, I 8T, -~ 3 NN sonnties.—the Liberal vote now being larger | Vernca—Peter Jeman J. i Tate, | Ghicags gaa sna oter Pipe Compumy v s [ V- | congrogation of xeaders gutherad from tho | Hibhiess rentiert SN Souch Markec et Ohisbeon 330 BORDEAUX. FBANCE. o &1, 0,