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THE CHICAGO TRIBUNE: WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 20, 1880—TWELVE PAGES. a ay wera no moro than rustained. ‘The fow baste to tho requirements of oxporters sor Nexed af Ot full rator, Wentorn and ‘Toxas gran bite wero again 4 full aupply, and as the domand Caen tio ack prices wero wonk, Salon row n doe waa mirc Entaetins's quotations of Witla, Mtockorn dd nathye imtehars' stock met with moro attention nnd Were firm, Calvor euntinue to como in frevly— and menly far the goud of sollorn, I'ricos wore wank toe Eyed (4) por 10H Ths for vents, and at FLONAILG por watock calves, ‘Tho receipts since Baturday i fycen fully 20 head. Tho genorn) market ‘antendy. Among the Important lon wns a of aU ‘Foxans nt #45 by Gregory, Conloy & Co.t QhoraThOoNs: at ui head fo bar lone drove i saan gets witeie bOI radii (Ur Bde orn in tale towli, wold seedy to hee fn vane 3484.10 puitnges Stock Poor ta cx tanh to role ne forclty staughter, fearty Ma ee ‘Cathe—Cauinmon cnttle, wolgbing 00 fo Ltd Be GT. 1S 2.1003.00 aied.9 2 17625 Av. Drlee, CATTLE & Brice. Ne i N ON “8415 $5, [A NobeToxinnl “#L1y P Gatockars , KE Blockers. 815 Hh ntockurs .. bal 0 Coluraito. 1a Wyomin AL Wyoming 10k 10 iy a a % su ee Tho market oponud, favorably for sollors, aad ahippors bal tonke trold freely, wid dure the miuvyoment wha nective at fully Later when bryers bad roure fully ited themselves of the extent uf the supply, Ailes puled out fortower Hzures, ‘Thole bids word Siieat (rom the apuning mtos, Unt there was not fiueh trading nt the reducuon, arid tho warket cloned rae nominal deeline of be. ‘Tho quality was woot ae ae a at tho sensan #0 far—and Mort af the trait ing wea tonont a riizo nf tao por thevles at et Tig oo, Wo quote light at $.0544.0), and honvy at 6.43 100 SALES, Ap. A a iy rebrd A x 237 if |. eit 4h | ee AAU P-Wore quiet ard stondy ur $hOK495 por 100 Jus, for poor to chulce qualltios, “Lambs wore wanted st UL per head. Pew wore offered, + + BHERP BALE, | Pri i ne Price, Ni at Price|Na, An. Price, x ‘a Aa is Cotes BLM | BTeeseeelOl SLITS wea, 3 ST. LOUIS, Jats, Oct, W—CATTLE—Domand fair, and market het opily Malt, not much dono: henvy shipping, $1846.00; export atours would bring, $5.10: Eqinixod natives butchers’ wrados, S2y0i25) tar iychotey kriss Fexune, eiioadiy rocelptay BD} ells CaIESitendy and, unchanged at $3.008400; ro- fe ahipinents, 190 Hodaciutty nutlve; Yorkers and Taltimoron, 81.65 Bios mixed packing, $6.44; butehers' to fancy, HGCLW, Nocuipis, Aw; shipmunts, 1, KANSAS CITY, Special Dispatch to The Chieago Tribune, KANAB CITY, Mo. Oct, IN—Tha Price Current ro PULTE LR—Ieculptr, 1.015 heat; shipmonts, fa) tends % tivo shippors ond fevdars, £21 market fale: rae nu dovadars, ne. if mative #htp russ Texns, Hogs—Keceipts, 1, 4555 ght abilppiang uni hoa 5 Oot, 19.—-CATTLR—Recaipts, 1st hend; selling vary slow fr commons good ones ng Munday, Dut al ie, eee ‘pints, 440; Philadolphins, 5.00510; BIALT—liceulpts, 200; soiling fatr at lust weok's prices CINCLNNATT. ‘ SNATE Oct, IW.—10a8—Knatert common, 83.20 Uunetow oneking, ¢Lancto butekers, 5 Feeslpts, 4003; whtporents, Li, INDIANAPOLIB. AINDIANAYOLAS, Oct, 19,—10as—! reculpta, 00; shipments, 1,700, Zz jeady BESLOB1.0; . LUMBER. -Attho sala dockrcargoos worg alow at irroguinr prices. The offerings wero small, and about batt a turen toads wero disposed of, Piece wtuil waa quote flown to $3.00, with $8.95 as tha asking price fora cholvo wad. Shlngica and Inth wero not olinngod, hreen co fireen me Green good ideo BAD sous Ary 9 At tho yards ‘td cunti¢iics active. ris Lregulne, and commun green stull ls guoted lower anider Inte supplies and in ay darket. Foltoseing ura thy quo apathy will tho earyo ation % Hint nnd wecund clear, Gite. oo Mins ond sucond cient, Land dinch. a0 Virst and second elonr, Bg ty ino. tur rh tlear do,. pau) Hdtand secon «ud ‘third chour du... sop wy) Siretund wecond clone drussod ‘slding,. sod Commun dreasad siding, ... Tal Flooring, nveond common dresad.. oy Inch gud upwards. Tones. JKC Melt, rouK! UNCER) onru Ne Catock boards, 1c6t2 Inch, KIND Fencing, trat quality,. 5 faust Fencing, Nu. tye + ode Commun board: Uae Cormmon boards 2 PNG.) Dimension stuf nee kus 11.00 enstun aut, Skeid teak, Tarn ANN) inbur, 4x4 to xm incinslye, 19 Tt under... MOST) ekots, fat, rouxh, and KoUd, 2M tin ingled, oxtra., sulugles;clen BY TELEGRAPH. FOUEIGN, Bpectal Dtapatch to ‘The Chicago Tribune, Fag pared Oot, W=11:50 A, m,—FLVUI—No, 1, lis A Gd, Gkaix—Whont—Wintor, No. 2, 9s 64; No, 2,06 20; spelug, Na. 2, ta dds No, 2, Ba dig whito, No, 1, Us Bd; No, 2, & tds club, No. 1, 10s 2d; No. % tw bd. Corn— Naw, No, 1, 86 3d, Phovisions—Pork, Ts. Jaard, Se Od. LivEzirooL, Oot, 19.—-CoTTON—In good demand, ab Sst i-1rd; antes, 10,000 bales; speaulation snd ox- port, L000; American, 7,100, DReAvervrys—Whoat qutots rod Wostora winter, id, Corn—Now Woatorn mized, Osi, + Rowiy—Common, baGeia bd, “BIRTH TURP ENTINN—Ss, MxcrirTe—Vast threo daya—Whoat, 180,000 buy American, 111,00 bu, : LONDON, Och1,—ItkYINED PETLOLRUM—Di4d, LIXREeD OLL—£79 10848 1s, Axtwnuy, Oct, 10.-DETHULEUM—I4t, or pifollowlng ‘ware revelyad by the Chicago Board {lV HT OGTs Oot 1211220 Be Bh. ta a, mhila,& Miwon 8g CUD, Ow MMGhia Sit. “Carn, Ba ikke forks i, ard, 453 Kl, ltecotpta of wheat Just thros cul contals, of whieh 1100) were Amurican. Lar PL pu Ureadatuite quot. | Witwot—win= a bd, Y : ; Weathoreoid andary Mtr Hesk unchanged, JONDON, Uct, Wotivenvoar—Wwhoat quict, Com FUN AL iw Ed, Star LAN%~Cargucs off const— ewestendy. ‘Cum quiets fair avaragy Amorican AUC Bis td. Curzous on Pasangu—Whoat rior THLE, Com quiet. Fale avernta auality ot. No. t Gileado suring whvat, for slipmunt during tho prow etd following monn, ty ito Atioriean red 'Wwin- 1aveutruar. Ucts1.— Wheat fot mucldolng, rod inion be Bay-NoeEayrlong eas Wo. dela, 88 Tide Coen eutiH aL. ey s5d, ” Cargoas amt conat—-Wheat, nut much Wine, Corinth totrdomand avd ituctino, " Arriv heatatendy, Corn, not much doing. To arrlye— beat rathor oaniery Catifornia and rod winlor (at eum deelined St; Carn not muck doing, pork Malm ls Gd, ‘Chousos tts, BodteisGal plein Al NEW YORK. «pep Bestal Dispateh to The Chicago Tribune, Puts York, Oot, 1.—Wheat—Wintor wheat values rthorroceded to-day about G20 @ UU under B felted Pressure to place suppiios, especiatly for wierd dellvery. Unfavorabla reports frum tho Voss and fom Buropa on ab active movouiont Fae 4a the spogulation line, the grado of Pie 3 rod holding its position. aa .the favorit, res No, L whity showing muro than uausl rolalive saviness; through the afturnoon the demand yariod, cauwhas, chietly an speculative account, und as the Oterings diintnished tf yolume and urgency prices Telllod about }s$4ea bu. ‘The tatast dealings in No.2 fod, Lowuvor, Indicated renewed weakness, Spring Wheat bas boon again .vory dull and unsattiods No, byte which grade was scarca and wanted Are at 815, closing ab $1.20 bldy , Fred at $2. 164@n1N6, chiefly at SL IHGiIT, close 4s . juvou i fieloeme titi Hewompor at sither adc iif nal und Mite bidt January at 4.13 as ALU Ne, dred iin lous re olvdy st LUNGL IS: ae a ho to “quality; ohiely frag tesbisy (No.2 Chicago spring un private dyyeh quvtud at slow. 12, Corn—Slure poral uftore sige dtd lucresacd eagurives on tho part of aullors to W tho st ed tu u durther decling of about jo a buy foals Tuduced iurus a fale Uusiness has Goon te- i, In oud pare spooulutive, closing, however, Frogulart salus of wixed Wostura un= Syfeseh{us us iu quality: New York yolluw, = Ss gaaata avo buen thera feugly dott in at on col iF ah vi uito Wostara tf ality; mixed do a i ato nt divad Gor wulxed Sato Nulninal. “tye uu Woskr pitmarsiaty: Gollyerabie In Gstobge fis uskud anid 41.05 bid: ierley~Deuand fals} ivisiuNe Shor pode altractod a fale sharo Afsitenian, Bae rulel lower iy syinpauty’ wiul. the eunant noted fu ues porks for Mombt dvlivery, quoted of GW for ordinary Urangs ¥ — ir oxports sales of AN bris nt #100, and In tho option ing Weatorn mess Hold alive the views of buyers fod” very quiets qunted nominal for early ellyerton nt old for Novembor and forthe yoar dally. “W894 8 fale inquiry hoted for dressed hogs nt uate, nnd plan nt ia(a. Cut-menta tn demand nt forine Macon mot prately actives ened of 1 box, it clone At | 4.2) tong und short oleae for Nov ito for Devenibor at $2.mi¢, entas at fought ontter for eney — dulivery) quoted. at TRAD grates of” spol Re a ghee in tha ine bustnoss in Westorn elenm-jard ina boon fairly hetlve, hot at adeeline of nbout, Hep aninn of Uctaber ne B10) 1. Nuvoniber nt §(es.btle, Decomboer at SIGE soler's option month at $0. Retined Inc Forraulet| quoted tur tua Continent for ently dee Tiyery, at the close at ritily active nt provious pricost Abe at HCL, A gout dununnd noted at full pricos. To the Western Assoctated Press, EW Vontie Oet, Corton Kandy nt it POU GN) ie, Fiat adit and Atunity 4 ‘October, abe; Noe Yoniber, Wale Decumber, Wives, danunry, Loto February, t.lve; Maron, ‘Masey Apri, 1.dey May, eS xporte, 190 ¥iount—Honvy; roceiptn, 27,00 pris: o: bial per inte oatern, Slalecd.231 con extra, MaKe non tr Rout x youd to enol 75 whont oxtrn. Lanta, ilar. 26 a erhiltas ar Kt Oxten OMMO, Hira thot Me ci Sua Ainnerole lene aut RATN—-Wlival stondys Pecolpte, 72400) bi pu tu bug No. 3 Catenin #17F tingntded re tiles Lats No, biter aidecorths No. ado, E110 do, aly ung eNO, 1d i id Ueto a 2 Hint oxpactes HERON t 1 woo apgey Nos Novombur, Ssoubd<er Beevinbury Hsb fie. Onts wenk nnd Kiwery Foceipts, HU bit Wost> ma mixed, Reser white Western, 4c dale good domand, and firm at se. fors—auil and unchanged, GHOCEIUES—Coneo iy good domnnds Rlo cargocs Walser Jub Wis, Watosec Suxne—Nominally tir ed. Molnares qitet; now crop New Urleats, Ke. ites In vod demand nnd tem, - TROLKUM=Firiers United, (so; crude, 7A8io; i TALLOW~Quiot bit stondy nt ({GO}Ke. dene ‘Steuly wid wuchanzod. PURVENTIN E—Enslor at 4% KaGs—Qniet but finn at bMaze, partner h rane Mage Caer onelers Jory eloar midules nt ee tks Lard Leavy weal BUTTER—Oulet but fer nt 2M, tieese—uiet ut firin nt NGI}, — ' BOSTON. , BOSTON, Oct. 19,—F1.0Un—-Firms light stock; Weat- Orn euportines, K.7684,251- commun extras, 8L0G5.0; Wisconsin extras, $4.00@1.35) Minnosote do, 8.00en 0s winter whenta, Ohfo and Mlohtzan, 5.00.00; Indlann,, $5.5560.0: St Louls and MMilnots, 8.009055; spring wheat patonts, @0G8i0t winter do, HKG 7.75, Ouatx=Corn tn falr demand and thrmy mixed ond yollow, Weta; high-mixed, MY4GiHc, Unta stendys No.1 and oxtra white, £6tve; No.2 white, s@sier No, 2 mixed and No.3 white. Westie, Kyi, HU a1oh AUTIER-Cholco Western cronmerlen, WGsles choice a ALOE BAC tic! Pra Elo FAQ bela, 0,000 sacks; corn, 24,000 tus bite SUIMENTS = Flour, AO beta, Woot—t'ho firm feeting nuileed in provtous roports continua with atendy domand trom amuutacturers, andall urades sustain full prices, ‘hare is no donde Uut thus continunnes af drought interteres with moro active Movomonts. “ho streams theounhout. Nuw England have dried up, and tho people are, put te moro or fess distross to dbtatn oven supplies uf water for domentia purposes, ‘The Water Hoard. his also Hotitied the eltizena thut they must ceonomize in the uso Of Cochttiaty, na tho Jake and wator busin aro vory low, ‘Thera’ is cousiderable tnqutry for hing Hegces, atid tho market tn very finn, Ohio and Penne sylvanin, ietres Mlohiuan ind. Wisconsin, 40ce: gommulnm and dulnlne, Meter for tua deluliyy Aesite: for No.1 combing nd unwashed fleoves, 2xeiToy pulled, boado, PrtLangnnita, Oct .—FLOuR—Firmy Western oxtras, $1.000425; Minnesota extras, clear imediuin, Ki2h; fair, 8.40; Koud, $73; chuleo, HO; stralaht, {03 Ohlo, Rood, 15.75; choles and fancy, HUG); Minnesota patent process, §7.207.00, Myo tour, 810, GitAtn—Whent dull and lowor catzo rate; Nu. 2 red, prompt shipments, 1.1534 f, 0. bt No. 3 red, Uatobor, FIG bid, #14 askeds Novembor. $1 bid, Eas, takeds Decomber, &ld bd, #16} askeds January, #117 bid, g19 nsked. Corn less netlvo: mixed, da- Pot, b4@Ser relected, on track, Sto entt mixed, Oc 0 tober, Bilge bid, ¥ansked: Novembor, 5160 bid. aakods Decumbor, i340 bid, Giige uakeds duntnt Dds, LY fo naked. Oats less actives No, 7 white 3 white, el0ge; No. 8 do, ikke; mixed, oxtrn, MAAle; do eood New York,stato and Bedford County, Vor nin, Oxtrag, Tigges Wostern Kus cnfeo und tirm at 2c jenree wi n at 2c, ' 1) id stendys cronmory, 124{@13}{a3 POL MUM E Dts 11%, ISKY-~-Flenier nt #112 ered ict righ brlst_ whent, 89,000 buy corn, 10) Dit PTe-W honk, R000 burs ene, 76,000 bu, j~Seendy anu Gray demand hapeovieay prlees unchanged. 11 fair to Kod, an) Dt ST. LOUIS. . Br. LOUIS, Mo, Oct. 1,—-FLOUIt—Enstor; not lower GUAIN—Wheat lowor snd tnsettted; No. 1 red, HONAIOI enshy SLOIG@LIIG November: #0643 LOG@LIG, Docombor; #.05G1.04 the year; BLU 1LOY{G1004 Monuarys No. ® do, UGBAos No, 4 di, tie bit, Corn hithors ®4@Re cash, 400 Novem- ber and Deconmbyr, Wiée tha year, do January, 4416 G@uMo May, Outs hizher: 4Gebja easly, Wa Nover- thar iia ‘Via Wacamiaun aga the Spent abe tage "ie lot atkigaste, Turley unchanged. VAi—-(Qulvt at sige. TRU Btenily | Maley, 0G 250, Stony ai §1. Morequiol at 180. Dey-natt, monta ; i, et RLY Macon Lower nL RASS, RECKIITA—Vlour,” ROW brint_twhent, 82,000 bn; corn, Lt bu ont, Zk Uy 000 hy butloy, 21000 ba Bmivstexse—Flout, He itetas wpicut-31 a8 bu corn, 1,00) bu; oats, nong; Fre, {oo ba, buy bartoy, 1,000 — BALTIMORE, BAtrpronn, Oct. WL—-FLOUR—Firm and In sellers’ favor; pricos unchanged, ‘GRAtN—Whont—Westorn woak. Corm—Westorm onsy, Onis atendys Westorn white, dc; mixod, 3 Gio, Ryo qulot snd tirmor, HAY--Primo to cholce Ponnsylvanta and Maryland, #19,003.29.00, A PHOVISIONS—Good Jobbing trado at previous pricos, ns HurTen—Dull and unchangod, ‘ Betitoniiace tirinor at 13¢¢ Covper=Quiot und thems ordinary to fatr, U4@12%(0, itt 1, BuGatt—Guioty A a Wirinky—Quive at g MOUTH TO 1 pool, por stenmor, quict and cotton, Hebicalgds Hour, Zaid gral, Gil HCHUPTS—Blour, *atiia briny wheat, saw0 Litt com, 47,000 bus Onta, TCU bur ry0, LAO) Dit. huipste: TWh sha by SALES—Whont, i NEW ORLEANS, NEW ORLEANS, Uct. W.—FLOUN—Activo, firm, ond Alghor; suporting, $0KEI.60; NX, $4,254.00; XXX, 8155 G5.00; high uradys, #.15G0.10, GUAIN—Corn firmor nt M8@U0e, Onts tirm at Wetic, “CORN-MEAI-—Dull nt $2.40, : Henrco and firm; primo, F21.00; cholco, #21.00. Phovistons—Hacon quiot und wenks shoulders, 63¢ Blo clear rib, BAGXKer clonr, YAGIHe, Pork In good domand, snd ut full pricoss fB7GG1000, Lard tiem; tlorce, PBUsfor key, OMe. Mulk monta atoady, with a falr demunds slouldors, je, tlams—sugare cured dull eanvased, luce ttc, : WUrsky—Quiety Moatorn roctitiod, $1.0521.10, - GuUCEIIns—Suunr quiet and wonk} yellow clarified, jah mvt clnritiud, VYiadi4or choice whits rsh ic, Coffea netlva and Army ilo cate goes, ordinary lo. pring, Ugiplic, Mulasson netivo aul drm) common, dosties fulr, dor pritue ta etoiea, taste. .Itew senrco aud frat Loutstung ordinary to ee SuNETANY Lint oschaiGe oa Now York, par 105 v= sterling exchange, lhe ee MILWAUKEE, AULWAUKER, Oct, 19,.—BLoUn—fteld firmly, GRAIN—Whont woaks oponed }4o lowers closnd firms No. Lhard, 1.0; No, 1Bittwaukos, ts No. 2 Stliwaus koo, #1.00){5 Octobur, #0054: Novombor, $1.01}41 Do- combor, $1.03; No. 3 fo, Beigos No, 4, sidor rojuctod hk C 2 tn Date tronzery No. 3 sprit jc+ . PL tuvimtosssBroopitig “Attia. ork $15.00 aah Novetaber dad rting “staan, 820 cust an Hilaire Wituata Ratios tie ReECKIVTE—Elour, 2,00 bri; wheat, 100,000 bu; onts, SAIICMENTa—Whoat, 1Z000 buy corm, 000 buy oats, 9,000 bu. TOLENO, . TOLENO, On Oct. 1.—AKAIN—Whoat dull; smbor Michigan, $1.0); No, 3 rod Wabash, spot and Octo- bor, 81h Novomber, $1.01; ocembor, $1.07) January, $1.089{; No. $ red Wabnah, $1.j41 rojactod, Wo; Nu. 2 amber Minot, $1064 Corn stoady: bik mixed, HMfor No. 2, spot, 4{o7 May, d7}40; No, 2 white, . Aor rojocted, 4140, Onte stondys No, Fat 3is{os ror dected, 3 B Glaveu—stoady sunmimo tls, F150) prhine, 44.60, ChOKED— Wh 10, dred Wabash, spot and gator 4k) o7 tt Wek; Deoomburr sacs. Oats dull; Not TN ob dey November, ROK TE! t, BNW buy ourn, 414,000 bu; oats, SBE ce—Whoat, ‘oom buy corn, 48000 bus oats, LOUISVILLE, LOUIAVILLE, Oot, 1,—CuTToN—Quiot at 10}{0, WLoun—Btwady; extra, (1.259160; oxtra folly, R15 GL) A No. 3, #L.78@5.N; cholog fancy, H.50GU25, GRAIN=Whoat dull at K@2ic, Corn quivt, but steady; No, 9 white, 4340; do mized, 4334, Oata steady; No, 3 whita, 850; do mixed, 8c. yo quiet and un chanued; No. 2, 0c, * HAY—Steady with a falr demand at #15.00G17.00. Provisions—Pork dull at §16.02. Lard steady: primo stoant, 0, sulk monte caslar; shoulders, $3.00; clear FDA, clone. RA Hovon dull und. IGwort shoul ‘olvar ri Bertourad eet, ‘pet cloary @Al. Maia 4 isk ¥—Swady at 1.0, Bee —— CINCINNATI. ; CiNoINNATI, Cot, 19,—CoTTON—Firm nt Le, FLOUu—Finn; family, H35@508; fancy unchanged. GuAtN—Wheat in falr demand: No. 3awbor, $1.03; No.3 red, MW@1.. Corn’ quiot; No. ¥ mixed, 430. Oata"tn. good domandy No, 8 Sulzad, 536Sia.. fo SHA AA wey SM N28 Hida Lad duit and lowor at BEL, Uulk meaud ullund “nomlnal. Bacon quivk at Mo 8340, Bd. Wisk ¥—Firin at #10, BUTTAu—Unchangud. ———- KANSAS CITY, Dispatch to Ths Onicaga Tribune, KANBAS CITY, Mo, Oot 10—The Price Current ro- ports: i GuATN—Wheat—locelpts, 40,085 buy _shipmonts, Wl bus market offs No, & casb. Blox Octuber. Klar . Bigey Ontobor. Rie; who needed to be kept warm in winter and cool’ ‘orn—Hteedt iY PUBLICATIONS. WANT bu; market Irreau Bige, SCRIBNER'S DECENNIAL. NOV, NUMBER; EDITION, 125,000, Mognificently Mlustrated with more than sixty pictures, a full-page portrait of Glad- stone, o portrait of Walt Whitman en- graved by Kruell, three large engravings by T. Cole,—"'The Russian Nun," Vedder's “Lost Mind,” and Milfet’s ““Sower.” The November number, tho first of tho twon- tyelirst volutnc, and a Decennta) Issue, appears ateam-barges Henton and barges, Missourt and barges, Mickinaw and barge, Havana and cone W. Tlust and consorts; achuoners Moons mith and Port, Maren: + Narragansett, Floctwing, Morn dines Cy Hnerison, A. Perhnps nniong the Germans, The clothing of tho people conalsted almost. wholly of materials prepatedt by thomectyes, Inn was offen atonce tanner, shormuker, and farmer, and the wives and daughters inani- factured tho tex andcotton ite gartncnta, Pure hing the first quutrter of the century cotion and tnx werd rnlavd on almost every farm, eploning-wheels were inanufactured tn Dyeing was done in the tunily, hoes were often confined, exeept in cold weathor, to the adult fomnles of the family, many. & time scen Wwotnen carrying tholr ehoos In thelr hand thoy enme to church, when thoy put them on ‘Ono well-known character was an old gentlemn who used to appenr n with a broadcloth coat ho had Ml yoara before, when hie wnarricd for the first thine, 'rhis was ono of tho few eloth conta to be seen in the community during its early history. TH FOOD OP THB PROVLE wagslmple. Corn bread or mush was long tho style, and wheat bread log a rarity, Ten wes mide from spires wood, russafras root shrubs teken from the thiekots, 00,000 Fadiaus in the upints of homes inn wilderness ntly subjected to their fneursions, Tho men usually curried thelr arms when thoy went from home, nod the practice of miiltary ttell waa continued dows to 18, Tho settlors from thu Southorn States gat ebarneter for hospitatity to tho community, nny thing Nike urrowness in frowned down, Strangers were accommeitad for a night, or charve, aud trav 1 0 ond benevolent did not reputation for lospitality, Thoy were to nll neweomers, Which augmented the pre dice extating against them, “The sovind hibit the country wero peeullar tokens of refinement, and yet tinder thls appar ent rauyhiness thore was A tative politeness and. consideration whlen would relined circtes, », Two Fannics, 0, PROUTA, Ml, Oct. 1.—Gitatn—Corn frm; Inactivas high mized, MAT{oy mixed, Irvcguiaes No, Iwhite, W4adsic, Kyo dull; No. 2, Be a Thodwera, Charle Paral ip-3 ‘ord. Ht ees Raleigh and cons forts, Tempest and barges, Mary Pringle and Darguay schooners, Prussia, Helen Lratt, Cam- den, PathOnder, $4430, Onte Inactive; HUtWINES—Unchongeds €1.10, 1st ents 2.210 bus cure, 1 tye. SitivateNrk—W hand, 42,000 buy Fy, 4,000 bus’ barloy, 1 bi DETROIT, Mich, Oct, 10,—-F1.0un—Quiot. Whont easlors No, 1 white, #11; October, #13561 Novombor, #1434; Decomnber, 1.061 Jauuary, 1.0L eas No 2 rad, $1.0 (. ite 23,750 but onte, ouEnOYaAN. Kpectat Dispateh ta The Chicago Tribune, Caenovaay, Michy Ot. 19—Paased down— Eohvonera C.K. Nims, Bizzle A. Law, (in twaor the tu tren —Steniscr The speaker bad Winstow), lent eaiean if sowcunte, propeller pane le, tue Levinthan, barge Progress, propeller bcow Luulsa, achoonor Mo- before entering. New Era and tow, Whit west: freal. ‘Ten Inches of snow on the ground. ETE T BW It SUIbAENTA—W A NEW COVER BY STANFORD WitITh. It Is notable for papers of n strong personal Interest, among these an cluborate and carefully written article an the character and position of WILLIAM E. ULADSTONE, aeritiqno on the artlet, ELE VERDE, with delicately. ongraved reproductions of bls chnracteriatic works: a paper by B. 8. Nadal on ‘ ARTEMUS WARD; fA continuation of tho interesting blograpby of JEAN PHANCOIS MULLET, tronsinted from the French, with Itustrations; a reminiscent article, by It. 1, Dana, on LEONARD WOODS s ¢, Stedman, on BUFFALO, BUFFALO, N. Yu Oct. 1—ORATN—Whent In good deniands apring firm; 12,0W bu No.l hart Duluth at 1.15341 5,000 bu do, the yonr, at #.1t¢ FOUN bit do, the winter whont neplected. Corn UL Hie, Uther gral noulected, hwiort wheat, Waid curn, Go. —— INDIANAPOLIS. EIR, Oct. 14—GitAtN—Whent quiet: No, d,We. Corn quiot nt ewe. Unte steady at W}4 o. i Speetat Dtepateh to The Catan Tribune. Y, ivals—Propoller Awituktes, | ra Potonine, Northerner, salt; we, Ellen Spry, MJ, Wileax, se, Chlengo; sehouner Pototnae, gral p to 184 thore : Fchooners HL W, tite, and the the Engliet Prenie: ‘OMe; corn, Cc. Canal shipments—t11,000 bu. teh to The Chleaoo Tribune, Passed up—Pro- } I. Fine, Kehuotiers A. Propeller J.B. sBTTE, Mich. € nollora China, Winslow, ed—Propeller F this dircellon was ngctier, without ended with but lit. nukecs,” ae oO. OSWRGO, N, You Oct, 1—(RAIN-Whont atond: Yo, # Duluth, €1.) aL, Ce Raut Qulu 11) bned do, eta, Corn quiets 171 nm, xchooncrs F, Perew, E. y Monterey, J. Bpectar Dupateh to Tue Uhleago Tribune, h., Out. 1,—Arrived|—Propeller, . echooner Niagara. and a masterly oseny, by WALT WIITIAN, Of another character, but of great popular ine terest, Js tho firet published explanation of EUS FAMOUS SECONDSIGHT TRICK, prepared by 0 pupil of Heller's tencher, An en- tertaining addition to the recently published Bonnparte Uterature js w richly illustrated pas co! New ONLRANE, In. Oct, 1,—CoTrun—Quiatr mit+ Wes Root ordinney, low middling, (Oker net recolpta, 1,212 bn to Great Britain, 864 Uct, have ndvanovdy middiin DRY Goons. New Yorut, Oct. 19.—Nuainess continucs ight with package hauses and tho Jobbing tende ls quint, Cotton kuoda atendily hold, and stocks taht in trat hands, owing to searelty of water In manitfacturing disteiets, aint Spring clothing woulens EScAN ANA, Mi There were fer di KI 8. Cy Ualdwing rel huette, Lincoln Dall, Min a Slauson, Unadllia. Zack Chandler, Allee Brown, 1. HM. Gotdon West, Jahn put to mune mut Marringes were xluply per formed by a Justice, and tunera! services, wile! attended, were frequently inen, although there nlways ce. Tho moral und religious principles of the people were, of course, wil he portion of the country w thespentter lived n profancawenrer, a drinker ‘or a notoriourly-dishonest man was exceptional, Othor settlements were much worse, and 11 nl- most avery county thoro were settiemonts of tho lower outhern eftsses who were totorious for drinking, and dlasdiute cons s clas are now to be fond in Sonthorn Missourl, Arkunaus, and Texas, having FLED FHOM JUSTICE on 3 GhowisG woILAL were always liege); conduated by Ins was religious servi Sptctat Wisvateh to The Chicago Tribune, BanNtA, Ont.. Oct. 10.-—The steamer Ontario, of the Benity Lake Superior Lit loft for Duluth to-ulyht on what will probably diferent, but in bo her Inst trip “*HORDENTOWN AND THE BONAPARTES. Misa O1key furnishes, with effective ilustra- tons, **A Chapter on Tableaux," full of sugees> Thero ure the frst chapters by Julla Schayor, ‘*Tiger-Lily nenpltal short story by Eliznbeth Stuart Phelps; tt Homerle poem, “Tho Lost Hellns,” by 1.1 with other poems, and full editorial Ju this number begins ER THE GREAT as Ruter aud Stefarmer,”” ugene Schuyler, Nich in Mustration, entering fully lito the histury of the reforms ine stituted by Peter, it will be found of wider Inver> est than Part £ To enable’ new subserivers to secure the first Part of this now famous serial, the fdllowlug special offers are mud {, Twenty-one Humbers of Seribner’s for $5.00 For 8, n year's subseription, beginning with Nov., and ning recent numbers, Feb, to Oct. 1860, Including Part l. of 7 Uurnett’s Loutstana, ete, Regular price, 8. 2, Two Bound Vols, and asubscriptlon for 37,50 For $7.00, 4 year's au twa richly bound vols., Ing the nbove, and all of Cubto's br The Grandisimes, Rexular price, £10. Tho pub- lshers or any book or news deater will supply the numbers and volumes post-pid. With the present Jarge circulation of Serib- ner's Monthly (tho average during the past nine tnonths hug been 115,000), the publishers are able toolfer un unequiled prosp (see Noy. number). Price, d SCRIBAER & CO., New York. Printa and glnvlianse qu in butter detuaud by ob PEYRNOLEUM, CLEVELAND, 0.,0ct. 18.—PeTHOLEUM—Firm; Btand- ard white, NO tort, 11340, PETTEHUG, Mn. Oct. 19.—1 aud unsettled; eritde, Philadetputa dullver, Spectal Dispatch to The Chteazo Tribuns. Ente, Pn. Ovt. 1,—Enterod—Propellor Forest City, Excannba, ore, PTROLECM—Falrly active cortiticntes, Uy4os ror PORT OF CHICAGO. Str Sheboygan, Manitowoe, sundries, Stor Muskegon, Muskegon, sundries, Prop Hismarel towing, Prop Vanderbilt, Buttalo, sundrica, Prop Vienna, Mil 2. Prop Charles 111 in Prop Montanit, Buthtlo, sundries, Duluth, sundries, Benton Harbor, sundries, ters, Matistee, limb Drop Mary Grob, M Schr Oliver Culver, Pensnukee, | Sebr William Granby, It {3 2 grent mistake that tho Illiterate early Preecheis produced no ‘impresaton on the peo- i Wherever thero were churches tho morals of the people were much linprove Catholles nenr Kaskaskia honesty and chastity wero distinguishing virtuca, ON TUE BUINECT OF TEMPERANCE progress was in tha wrong direction until after Liquor was freely used in futnilies, In the rvest-tlelds, and at corn-huskings and housoe" Aisings, Wher total abstinence was ad) sesoulety formed in Baud pposed by many of the Within it. short TURLENTINE, 2—SriITs or TUNPENTINE— THE WISTORICAT SOCIETY, Paper by tho Rey. It. W, Patterson on “Kurly Soclety in WILMINGTON, Oct, , und among Prop leerlvas, Southern Hite ‘The Chicago Iistorien| Socloty heii Ita fret regulnr monthly meeting since the summer re- coss lnstevontng tn {ts bullding corner of Dear- born avehue nnd Untario strevt, the Hon. IN, Arnold in tho chair, Tho Seoretary, Dr, Hager, reported the necessions to the Ibrury sinee tho Just mecting, June 16, to have been 427 bound volumes and 3618unbound yolumes and pam- hy n tempera Anh BR, 1b was: most exempliry Christ Une after that the ordinary use of intexteating red froma} Christian families, en wave ut review of the politle= tho tlinos, distinguishing tho Yankees, the Scotch, aud the Scoteh-lrish from the South as auti-shivery, while the most Intlue ential fumilles from tho South hissed ag pro-sluvery, although many of tho poorer finmigeants from Virwinin, ‘Tennessvo, North Carolina, and Kentucks4weru not in favor of Introducing slavery into Mingis, Tn connection with the education of tho coun Peaker relutod o numberof anecdotes literacy of the times, includiug tho story of ucommitico of the Legislature who nunied the new Capital Vandulin, had been tnformed that tho Vandi Unet tribe of Unis Indians, There were but few newspupers and books, but these were thor- oughly vend, and traveled from bouse to house, ‘Saxution for the support of schooly was opposed for nlong tne. Poople were generally iitterate, pt soe of the ministers, lawyers, and clans, while many of tha prominent poll Uelans could searcely read thelr own speeches, and sume of the clergymen mude aad work with the Hibie. They were, howorer, notan unthinklag people, and bad frequent political and religious discussions, The women, even, were accustomed to discuss the gravest questions which required thought and provoked carucst reltection, In tholr knowledge of bunian nature and charneter tho people werd often: far ahead of moro educated sections, In regurd to tho roligions characteristics of tho wople, tho apeaker gave a history.of the wi Wious growth of tho various sects In the State, Tho few educnted ministers were all miaslon- Pastor of this class was Known until loug after tho tirat churches were wasa. powerful auxiilary gious assembles, but tho character of tho musio and bymus was often ludicrous, The spanker went on to give an in- teresting description of tho cninp-mectings and rellsious mannersof thetimes, closing with brict allusion to the more cofebrated of thy pioncera, with personal: reminigecticos of many or the brated men in the early history of Minos, us tho advance of tho State from n popula- if 65,000 111 1820 to over 3,000,009 In —————— MARINE NEWS. HOME GATILERINGS, > WIPORTANT COLLISION CARE DECIDED. On the Oth of May, 187% tho Chicago Lumber- ing Company of Monistique, Mich., ayvner of the brig Express, liboled, tho steamer Jobn A. Dix at Graud Raplds, Mich. for haying sunk tho Expross about 2A. a1. on Good Friday, April 18, 1878, {nu Luteo Miohigun, off Now Austeriam, Wis, A donso fog provalled, which nforded ground for tho defonse of fnovitnbte aceldent, which wassct up by tho owners of the Dix, a8 well ua jot tho Express changed her course 0 collision, blew improper sigania pon her fog- horn, and Tailed to exhtbit a torch. ‘To suatahi these churges of negiigenco on the part of tho Express, influences wore brouslit to Thorson, lookout; and the Rxpress, After thoy hid trinetiv, lumber, Harinette, lumber. fur the Grent, Peirs delks teapp Sehr Groton, Bidet Tver, lomber, Milwaukee, Hzht, Sehr Veront, Sehr Mears, f Sehr il D. Mt 41 questions loore, Muskegon, lumber, Sehr M, Dall, Muskegon, tumber. Sehr Gen. Worth, Whitefish Hay, Aird, Whitetist Muskegon. Iumber. Hanistee, Juinber. § Marsh, Cleveland, coul. it. Ahtinyce, railrond ties, Schy BR, Winstow, Ashtabula, Nght, Sehr Lafrinice, Cleveland, coal, Sehr Pride, Pentwater, lninber, Myrtle, Muskegon, lumber, hae City, Uimbt, Sebr Mary L. IMgete, Escanaba Sebr Felicitoun, Sehr, J. Roede Schr Willlam Jone: Schr Arotle, Manistee, lum Schr J. A. Holmes. Grand Haven, lumbor. hr J.P. De Goudres, Frankfort, Hyht, Herschol, Menominee, lunbers ‘ella Burt, Buttalo, cont Sebr A. J. Skidmore, Pentwater, lumber. Sehr Ouk Lent, Bark liver, railroad tles. Schr. 8. Skinner, Muskexon, lumber. to the Nbrary 34,64 bound and unbound voluines und pamphlets, Green, Librarkin of tho Mussachusotts [listorical Bocisty; A.M. Knupp, Aasistant Libririnn of the Boston Public Library; C. 1. ‘Tilltnghaste Stato Librarian of Mussuchusetta; Daulel 6° Durrie and L, 0, Draper, of the Wisconsin His- torleal Socinty: C, Fletoner Willams, Liprarlan of Minnesota Historic! Society; Dr. B. N. Bond, Stanberry, Mo.; Henry B, Davison, Morrisunta, N. » Stone and W, J. Onnhan, Chl- cago, were clected corresponding members; Maj. 3.1. Willett and John Newell, Gonerat Manager Lake Shore & Michlgan Southorn Itallrond, tis~ sociate members; and tha Koy, Charles Jtogers, Secretary of tho Royal Historical Soeiety of England, an honorary member of tho Socicty,. The paper of the oventing was read by the Hoy. Nobert W, Putteraon, D. D., of this city, who ave his personal recollections of “EARLY BOCIETY IN EOUTHERN ILLINOIS.” To satd that he proposed to take a wide view of the socloty in thut part of the State us he found it half a century nye or more, commencing with tho year 1815. The territory chletly occupled by’ tho people of this Stute up to 1800 tes south of 1 Une running cast aud west tor orn boundary of Sangamon were only elghteen counties organized h St. Ulair was tho most p it bolug established i 1705, society, of which be intended to speak wis mainly Jn the counties orgunized prior to 1k. This varly population consisted almost entircly ennsyivauly Uuteh, and native Americans, leuving the inborigiies unt of the There “were ver; Irleh, Scotch, or Germans in tho State until tho more recent finportutiong from Great Uritain ‘Tho Frouch, who were parte ly mixed with Indfan blowd, oceupled pore ong of itandolph and St. Dr. . Samuel A, because they tus for tho your cents; on year, Udingto, Minder, Munigtec, luinber, S, Cheboven in, lumber. EDUCATIONAL, Academy, Corner Michluaneay, and Tsventy-soconitest. Fat fished of sot Allen pnclour, well ventlintad nleoly enrpoted ‘und titted Veeparting boys fo Behr J; M, Hutchinson, Buttalo, Sehr Annie Vought, Butfalo, $5,000 bi Hins Buttala, 75,00) be cai AutTnlo, 3,500 pris tlour, it Montpelier, Bultite, 21,000 bu corn. Schr Charles Foster, Buffalo, 64,000 bu corn, Schr Clyde, Montrent, 16,000 bu corn, Schr Verona, Buitalo, Schr Pulaskl, Buttala, Prop Crnada, Ogdousbur; Heop Northern Queen, Prop H, Chisho! Brop N; aryies, und nota Bett catablished, Sing! du _all the early ATHENEUM ACADEMY, IW. IL BARCOOK, Principal. An Engliah and Classt dor for pupticof bath roa Teves or for Business. G. enlars immy Le obtalned 2 hershey, FALL TEI SALA ‘HERSHEY BODY, Voral 1 J ‘ Martine’s” DANCING ACA aitindianienr, [7 7 Schools for Dancing. ntoriuM, 71 and (Ob West Madikon-st, Twenty-Tourttest., nuar Lidinna-av. Fuptly recolved at any tino, For particular send for entalogue. ching the north-. 18,000 bit corn, Wdensburg, 17,000 bu ‘i corn, Prop Viennn, Nuffato, 40.500 bu corn, Prop Fauntatn City, Buitulo, 1,000 8,044 Du wheat. Prop Charles Htiotz, Mj ol of thy highost or pares for beat Cole training fruo. . Cire TAle lous and oldes "oie flour and janistee, 2,000 bu onts, Schr Apprentice Boy, White Luke. Sebr Green Bay, Pine Luke, Sehr Ottawa, Grand Haven, Setir M. i. Paci: SCHOOL OF HUSICAL ART, ershey Mosicllall, = Chica, 5. Send for Now Circus I iret M rd, Packurd’s Plor, ntlgo. ‘ys pale Lako. Sehr HL. D. Moore, Muskeyon, of Grand Rapids, Muskegon, . Alien, Grand Muyen, Str Mustegon, Muskegon, fone Oy Hee plmlsties Sehr Onward, Muske nnd tho Continent, St. Chur Counties, of Kuskaskin and American Buttons, They were distligulshed for tholr simple and ‘primitive uodes dress, and imunners, for tuote illiteracy, their indiiferonce to all kinds of In provement. Tho Pennsylvania Duteh were die dustrious, though aot onterprizing, usually of moderate menus, ond keeping tholr nasoviutions among thelr own class, the population was Ainerienns, who inl; ‘ennessee, Kentuuky, Ob! yivunhe, with wv amid) infusion trom New England. ‘Tho sectional fuoling wt that thine wis especially un the part of the nntives of tho Suuthern States against the Yankees, term which was then ono of reprouch, und the unfortunate beurent of which were watehod i DEMIES, Sehr Antares, Muskego "1 nv. Bebrs. J. Lutt, Ludlugtor ‘chant, Gonton. the chicf element of 0, Virginia, and Sebr Sam Pint, Buttalo, 2,000 bu corn, —————__ NEW MUSIC BOOKS. penn ry h bene on !isurns, Brite; N W Ri Ss} B k thotmselves in some sort tho right{ul proprietors -p PUrtess, cook, Of e USIC BOOKS. of the gall, Many of the people frou the South were adventurers who could not brook at home and working beside slaves,.whilo ou considerable number of the botter classes came to tho State indireetly through Ohlo, or direetly from the Southwest. In speakhy sults and modos of life, the apes ‘TWO GENERAL CLAgsEs,— Ing population, who always Ivo frontibracttiements, and the much Who Intondod to become permanent residents, tg of these two clisses wero, widely but thoir manner and modes of Hylug often resembled cach other closely, The flout ing population hunted worl the country became hon, following thal proved farther West, Sanyo, tha pormutiont. rosidonts alsy depended on gamb for subsistence, for deer, bears, turkoys, pruusy, and at fret even, elk and bulfaio, were abunitant. on tho prairies, Bear nent was used ng a substitute forault ment compiny often killin ralter! killing ten inn day. i Sow days’ work ING MCHOOL daina and Hnisted- G wD. f West Sided own oper ia got up In atten Ivo style, autd the pric ts low for the nmonntot ns Ao farniuhed, ‘ho quaint Kxyptian stary, with U companying brilliant munte poser, will ronder this a valuable acquisition, CHRISTMAS, for public porformance, hina 17 Bunge, Choruwes, ote, aramme and musle, L OF JERUSALE rkhurat. TWeplcta the fall of thugreat city, na avlemo and musically cou find had own Inyproper fox signals, The fact that no torch was shown was ndmitted, and very «roat atress wae Ini upon it an tho trial of tho onuse before Judge Withoy, Feb, 19, 1870, whon the Dix was helt solely to blame, and decreed to cal was tnken to tho United States Cir t, and the caso wag tried at Grand Kapka last Mriday before Jude Baxter, who wlirmed the decree of the District Court. his decision thora id no appeal. William don tried tho suit for tho Chicago Linnbering Company, and George C, Markham and Willian Lynde, of Milwaukec, dofendod the Dix and welmaun and Capt. Duvid Cochrane, GRAIN FREIGUTS, Grain frelghte wora active ‘und firmer nt 7 cents for corn ta Bulfala, rt a fulo—Schoonors 31.8, Bucon, Sam Filnt, Amer- ee, Nassua; stoan- ce MISS RICE’S SCHOOL ws Laulies und Children, 45h North Ln Sulle- at. Thoroush English and Classical Course of Study. Madamy Kussull, resident Fronch Toucher, will give private Inetraction, MADEMOISELLE ‘PAICDI % Wont Forty-xixth-st., Now York, reu aA Cantata by A.C. G winders, Inchuiln nid quod nid interostog pros Sacred Can ‘oun 1 neh tonohings dally lector spokon within six montis. Drawlig und musteal a= Id by Jorominh, and ts Fautages utiaurpassed, Mubtic uxatninnuion for grnd- un tick in character, CHOIRS AND SINGING CLASSES WN not forgot oor three en Warship, , b cunts, by A, N,Johuson, CHOIRS wilt find no better Anthem Rook than our new: AMERIOAN ANTIIFNS BOOK, 81.2, by John- Tennoy, and Abbey, or EMEIRSON'S AN- T THEM MAP, +.,8pecimon coplow of any boak matled for above iirteos, OLIVER DITSON & CO., ‘Boston. LYON & HEALY, Chicago, Ill. more sotlod, and t1 GENEBAL NOTICES, OREGON RAILWAY & NAVIGATION COMPANY, SONABSAU-ST Naw ons od for Singlug Classes, {ean Union, W.8. C: barge Intor-Gcean schooners Montpoller and W propellora Nowbursz, Vandurbilt; 1, corn Monday eventing) at day ort Colborne—ilarge ‘Tecumsch, ton—Propellor Clinton, Clyde, corn, throw in 4 Blugto exped! ful, n sluzie gunner Uoo-trecs wore pl would supply a fatnjly with honey fora whole ‘bo apenker wie acyuninted with an fle iturute minister who announced after My, one Sabbath, thut hoe would preach tho fo! it were not an youd beo-daiy, it were ho should be othor wise enguged. It was common to seo tho cublis of tho poor country people hung with skins d for family wear, or takun to jontiful, and a Broston, corn he Puciora! Loan ahd Ty yable at tio sau nhlo td stuckhollers of record Sept. pockal munting of the stuck. schooner Pul cont to pine, Both pay corn, through, ‘To Kin To Collingwood—Propeller’ Canada, Sarnia—Propelter Oswegutchiv, corn, Propoller Wissahickon, corn, through. Cnpacl- ty, 10,000 bushels wheat and 80v,000 bushols corn. DOCK NOTES, 8 Tho schooners Flying Btlst and Geo: Dousman are booked for docking at na On ‘Thurstuy last tho schooner Aretlo lott for Sanne sho roturnod with a wronurkably trip, Jowlng Bundny I intimuating that tf ho transfor bouks will bu closed frum TE, Tronsurer, OREGON. RAILWAY & HAVIGATION COMPANY, DONABnay-at,, New Yori, Soph, 1M) APM TIONAL NOTICI. Tn complinnco with a rulliw af tia 01 books uf tho Ore; will reupon Oct, Zine Bopt. Sunil Noy. & which were ‘dresser tho nearest fur-wnrket. Lands were at {iret occupied by tho farmora without ‘actual tithe, and hence they wero wt although actual settlers subse- quently recolted predinption routs, Bata: “aquutters,”” MEDETUR PEARLS OF STRENCTH and SPECIFIC CURE for Sick and Nervous Headache, Dyspepsia and Indigestion, Loss of Memory, Wakefuluess, And Muscular Debility, SEMINAL WEAKNESS and other dis- eases of like character yield to thia most In all forma of debility or lassitude these pearls are positively nec- essary, as they supply brain power, repair waste, and revive the entire system. $1.00 per box; six boxes+for 5.00," Sent by mall prepaid, VAN BCIIAACK, STEVENSON & CO., Agents, . 2 Ae kh Toulcornt. allway Nay lusetl and close Oct Di, = * TL TVNDA LES Apa't Bon Wo will pay ton charitablo that ofan Inguinal We wh canal vargo of luinbor, ‘This ne pelconer Libbie Nau tows to South Ubica- thia morning, wr veuterday tho schooner W, 8. Crosthwalte was in dry-ock at Riillue Brothers’ yards for exame F johooner G: iiGert Knapp ia Company's Bont Side dock Tor cal 08 tho sympathies of tho neighbor wero inva riatily with tho squntte: was generally obliged nent iinprvomonts to avold violonce, The farms Woro inotosed with rails split from the trunks of anda stratzht bourd seon In Southern Itlnols, The houses wera usu- i iit of | either hewn ur unbewn, notched ut tho corners, und with tho crevices fled with clay mortar, | ‘Che roots vere gener: formed of éplit bourds, hold in place by bulyes leg iaid on thom, The doors wore constructud of wooden boards mulled ned toxether, and huny on woodun hinges, ‘ho windows, whore thors wore an; cred with paper, or left open. somotimes had two rooins, but int muny eases kquaro room served us purlor, dining+ and bed-room foro large family, thoro wore soma framo and oven Jority of tho settlers a0 that tho purcbasor Tecurd Oct, 2th my for ail perma fence was soldom Jn tho Chicago king. ro furnbikiig new canvas y of Sheboygan, Willa tt. "$100 Reward, ny of schooners Cit Grandy, and Sf. 8, Bacor LAKE Vonrts, PONT nUNON. Pont Hunton, Wis, Oct. 30,-Up—Propotiers William Cowfo and consort, Tompest and barges; schoonor 8. D, Hungorford, Arrivod—Laleigh and consort. Lown—Propollers = James brusku, Onturto, Empire, Philadeldhia and can- sort, Oakland and barges, Hayaua and consort, Porter, Chamberlin and consort; steamer Flora; Baker, 8. Anduraont vr os O, Churlle Crawford, Jobn Lenab. Chicago, tL tho patentus, has hai rt ho Goverment having 3 PATENT LEVER TRUSS olding und curing room, kitchen, du tho villages brick houaes, but tho m Uved in cabins ag deseri ‘AL PROPRRTY rally conslutel of cattio, lomvatic fowls, wagons offen con- structed entirely of wood and extremely nolsy, 8 fow furining implementa, and th kind of furniture, bdourds nalled with wooden plas, ware, und a few cooking utens! fed on tho corn, which was castly mised, and on Sheep wore not kept in fo numMbors, us they required to be watched the’ day and secured under cover at from tho wolves, “of tho sottlors gene shvop, hogs, di potent of remedies, lea K, Nims, Jobe I, Mot ‘ulyer, Sunrise, John Kel tho best 'lrusein the work cinbruchig tables made of id person show! tinand pewter nut we is. Cattle were | Pour Muiton, Mich, lors Hudger Stato, W. man, Leviathan with Progress; schooners Gan- waloro, Gullatin, Jobn Burt, Jumes Not ras fempest and barges, J. Chaffeo and ryca, ' Wlud—southwost; weathor fino, ,-—-Down—Pro the native pralele bay, rr night lo protech then wero nu inducements ‘for multiplying stock or muklug butter and cheese for market, for tery Were no good markots uccogsible. mestic janufacture wero fret hin lu 1818, After the close ot Ord W na purity anion the wrotched banka brought its uaturi 1 th wird bo found in Buckingham Hotel, Fifth Avenue and 50th st, (ovrostrs catuepnaL,) NEW YORK, JOSLIN & FULLER htfully situated in tho Great Jiu- TRADE MARK ported into Speclat Dispatch tu ‘The Chicago Tribune, ta war of CuxveLany, ©. Ovt. 1%.—Churters—Bteamer arta aud consort Bughatra, Ore, Exoanulut to Welund, $2.83; schooners Genoa, Eucauaba, Bouthwoat, stuamer Avorell with vongorts, Geo, A. Morwe, and Goo. H, Warminy Bh ry, Marquette to C i, Excunuba to Clovelund, Iteod Cage, coal, 4 stouin-buryze Bt frontior fottlors policy yale wton, stealer 8. eldon, © love! schoonor 8. J, 2; schoovuors Neguun id to Chicago, 61 free lia, ore, Hacinabu to Ashtabula, p.t.; schooner jusyile, ore, Escanuba to Cleveland, p. ler talulyh and consort Lucerne, ore, Bird, propellors 8t, Louls and ii Mllnols, Banya year without seclug enerally used for worklug tho faring, and even ‘or the wagons for dally use and for ehurch-go- No machinery was used on farms prior to 5 or 180, Cor was pluntod cut with tho blekle, Unix broken and scratched by band, and colton and wool carded Intu rolls and-spinning, audeven weaving was done y ‘Grain was trodden out by borec: beaten out withthe Nall, . At fon) water-1nlll could be found. wuntlug tosnlniater to the cravings of pyeonly Proprictors, taption, atid o 1% hirein our paioph nid by wil ruzaists a dekuces far oF WHE Lo suAL f ‘of the money by aitdresslie ie ease by ull Whotussly und Motall Hf PETA Aalaors by elt druelat. VENSON & CO, dAueuls J aud Mt Latusl. bead, by bundy wheat | 13 1 Beganaye th walkufthe Elevated Road Patronized by tho best Fowillics of Lurope and Anorica, CONDUCTED ON THE EUNOPRAN PLAN, Restaurnut unsurypossedy charges renavnubles wiison Avenue vary, ipaich ta The Chicago Tribune, Ovt, 10,—Passed di yeuunlng, Nobrusku, Junlata; Divtilloriea were not | Detrorr, Mich. VAN BULIAACK, fa RAILNOAD TINKE-TABLE, a nn enna ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE OF ‘TRAINS, RXPLANATION OP IRVERENCR 3 f Chienge & Northwestern Taltway, For Stans, Guide-Dooka, Timo. : Seana Me Me Roo , XDI OMco (on Rortheast corner Randotp tay Houses 18 Canalente nnd ne tha aerate 2% Pane | ‘Loave. | Arava. |__| afncie Fast tine, usloux City & Yani edubuqua Day fs i 3. p aDubuque Nit om ie aUinaha Night Exp pn as aos Moines Nhalit harp pr pl aes Mai 7 Expea: pm Agr odionx City & Yankton ba eet aCedur Hapids Expr: hip: Hy uFreoport, Rockford & ul am ] ak report, Kocktord € puttin iy am ok reepori tt kfurda 1 Pa ara LAtilwauken Bxptuse, aa ae iH am! pm ky am pm nm au bmp f:ty nm bm an a hn p na m iy am Ip Fy Hy a Yn a a 3233333355 » ‘a S bmi ame z h itiinis, got loenl time = tuilminn Hote! Chew arg tun theetah Becca free nod Counci Mins, ‘and uriman flees Hlonx City on tho tratn Jonving Chieeae at oe mm. Maine Pnlltian sleepers on re form of > Aalzsan, Hsp. m. train to Tee a hotetourn eestot Calan” OF any other —Depot canoer at’ Walls and Kingto-ate, Depot corner of Canal and Kinsinate Chtenge, Burtington & Guiney Ratirond, ‘ iron, For Maps, Guiduettonks, ‘Thme- Hlekoe-Unlees of tha Cotaning In Chlengot “ey Clayke ft. rand Paettia Hotel, irink's Exprase Ofieo to Fagihent corner Itnndaih nnd Sintaentedy fool 0 #ndinna-aw. linatd Central Depot comer Canal ag Patniee ttaus aimee i und cornor Canaland eS aa lana) Arrive LOtinwn & Mtrentor Egy) re ae LGalesbunsMaseondere a Ria fi pm bNebruska Express, ni beta ee LPubugue & Sioux City Per tam ha MDuwner's Grove Accummndarn Yan ba LYnettio Fast Expres: + per jie] bKansaa & Colorado ix. nee pn Ekntnas City &'Voxne Fu rete eu Abrony Sunday Passunger, am Ba TAuror Passinue On wn {Mendoty & inne Exped im a tiie Piussen cor : % jan cy i bam bestia A ‘ an AO om an aa Fes. an ire, pe ee btts1Sm! 15 p alinily, tOally, oxcopt sunday, cops Batnminy. iibatiy: cxege Monday, CD Alin excess Hulman (iewheed) leu Coaches bourean aU, Dos Crash, St Joseph, Atchison, City, through without chanie. neler lay . Heolining Chairs between Chiesaa nnd Kniers Glee Tne Tea aeanee ta Hovolving-Cinirs for 1 hlusive tr HF Hrs CUE pr OTs C Dintng-Care uttucha sty sles eg Ter Em BO, utero Milwautes «& St Pant TE ntiwny, Pnn-Hantio Nera UI Lae Hatton Lenotscoror Clinton and Certs Parks Grind Vaoltio Notes nndiut Dene. amar Moose [Leave 1 Arrive. Milwnukuo Yost Mall, rs Spun Munuuacy a Waukesha hayron Alilwaun, St. aul & atldne- prees trulnn, Greun inp, dtenuatiu, Milwaukeo, Madinon, und fu Chlun Exproan.,. Piberiyvitle Accunit tein Fi, Hyron Pam Elzin Fast Paesenues Bunday Passover (1 al Ayu nnd Manton th vin ey od fa Aiinnenpotis are oud cither rin le inon ahd Pralriv da Chidn, or vin Loa Crosson Winomes Tnote Centrat Kattrond. Depot font of Lukgent. and foot uf ‘wont ‘Ticket Uitice, uy hat, ny Pucitio Hotel, and Paimar Moa” © Bt Louis & Texas Eixpross.,. St Louis « Toxns Fast Lins, Cnito & New Urlesns sxpruds, New Onioans & ‘Texas Fast 5 Boringtald Express... Bpringtiold Sutt Exprose Heorln, Hurtington $ Kookii Hi 1 night to Gilman ouly. ight rune Wo leorie ont Chicago az Alton. Unton Depot, Wort Bie, corner Canal and Van Ba iilntat Stlekat Omeon at Devious wo South Cle i eva, rT st, Urand Pacitio Hovland 2/almor House 8 Leave. ) Arrive. Kansas City, Donvor & Puoblol——— | Fast Express... agrnaey sori QI2230 Kunane City, Santa Fo £ Dover Nutt Kapross vin Altots.. BL Louts, Springtiold & ‘Toxas... Moblin © Now Orluane Ieee danuia, Sprlocteld & “xan Veorin, Hurling: ? ust Express, & Keokuk via ton & Keo! Pekin & Peoria in Jani re nahiugt'n Ei ator, Lacan, Joliuts Dwight Accowmiodatu AN) henon)§ 9) prt oee(e bio) & Chicaga, Mock Island & Pacifie Rattrona, , Depot. corner of Van Buren and Shorman-ste. Tlokos Ofllous, Ciark-st., Shortan House, Palmor Housa, Grand Pacitio Hotel and 7 Canal, cornor Madison, Loave. | Arrive. Navopport & Poorta Expross.. Counen Huts Fuse Expraan. Kansans Cy, Leavenworth ye Fat Express. Nery Acconiuodattun, Counels Mavs Night i Kanwas City, Louvonworth & chivon Night Express.....,-5.c4H0.0 pm] 30 aco “Dally excopt Sund apni! Maco sion ye {Wally excopt Huturdars Michixan Centens atiront. Depot foot of L.ake-st. and foot ne ‘Twonty-socond-at GlckGt Utica, i Cinrk-at., southeast carnur af Kane dviph, Grand Vacttio Hotel, und ut Patiwur Louse, Ni EPTUBS » 6. Grand Htapids & uskonen Grand Uspida & Putosxy aUrand Hupide & Muskegon “GUn Sundays this truin lonvesaturdp i. Lake Shore 2 Michigan Matthees Rathway Niekot flees ne depots, Van Murenest, hoad of ba Wi Baile, iwany-reconat jd Forty Iida Plog under Bie ow a Bitieos tnthvurand Packie Hutol and Pattuve ieee i Leave | Arrive Piltehurg, Cinetnnatt & Bt. Ea (Cincionatt Alr-Ling tind Kokomo Lino.) Depot, corner ut Clinton and Catroll-sts,, Woat Ble, SS a, koe | Ani nctnnotl, Indianspolls, Touts Cro owuIUN ee ead ey] / 1? 8249 ain]? 7703 pa fn) pinld 7) wa Dopots, nnd ‘fons of" Pyrerieys Pal it teint seiner dita Morning Express. Fast Late... | Let athe ¢ T28) wi en]® 5:50 noo 4 US Siadh Biio pe Kankakeo Line. Dopot, foot of sanko-nt, and toat of Twonty-seoand-sy - Depor font of tunko-st. and tone of ‘Twonty-seond-a, Beare. Arrive. Cinptnnat, tntianapotis& Louts-|, A a 8:00 ame 7:2) pa eS iid Dials eas wa Chicngo & Fastern Winote Ballroad, ‘Tieket omtoos, M1 Clarkealy Valtuve Hours, Grande i, Tinetilotek ‘ralta logva crus Lepore ovrags a¢ Archur aid Slowart-avs. Day Mallesssggyes Raduviis S15 Chiengo A Sygng rene La a faz owarieavs, DePivat tuo Valuer ituue and Uraud Paattio stove Loaves) Arrive * #006 m]* 8:0) pi 11 & Expross, Bad teabreas seigsatiatsieceey|t MUN aa) Bia ak 7 ralay Ave my Surriva cor Weaturti-ay © 00/5 6:59 n mld 9:30 00 “Pullman Sluepitig-Care atinchod tu nignt express Pittuurg, Fl, Wayue . Chicage, Hallway,’ a Cuual-sts.- Tukat Oitloas ee se ae Cae rind Pathe Hack Taare. | Arriva peiigts AU ou 1 EXPTOSS 44005, Ray ork Hepes Qs Pucitio Hx pPUas. ove Ling, PUR a abba wacopt Saturday. ¢Dally, except Monday. 4 Daily. GOODRICH . STEAMERS. { Yor Racing, dM ilwaougeu, Bhob'sx' tM nlsw'sdallgey 4 > Stowdlay Boats don't luave wall it Cathars i Auat don't loave welll, iwht Monts for Milwaukee, ota, Munday, ay, wand iriduy ab 7 bt. andBaturduy, gt] For Ludington, Manistuo, ote, Sat. and Sun, vx.¥. “ur AbNupue, uicct tvs and Frid, Tp. nt, x ns G. Rapide, ote. easy wie vee + SCeEC cSe GEHEEB BEE canaba ¥ Loko Buyartui is} feo is ducks 1uUt of Aiieolgau-av Bundayy ox je

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