*JT»l!tf«"U»*-" I •Ma C ,1 i a rnjok f>>nu. mtav PlIOU! Id Oil I'. farm. :.i f \rth 'in tu u.t feet •*•'•' THS" 'vommaj aerw n o w powos tor twisting," ra»i for mmpiog o tt .*.. : !i«ir«^|elMMloili«'«uaw.*tid.«Mi. r swea&soi rheae"wir#*»r e«Mfjrtpf • oa the work of iauii»ff on alarfe stale, They esti- mate that they mtt ta&fc <*WS. ffl€0,i>W #- - .! . * 1 eoinplete t he whole • * * £ " * i® dims • . . - • •I ^« t!.c 0 ianll who In the saw eeriest Ik the Q»een—ttM tooaehelovee ion h t t t m i m W t t o h c ^ e A i«M»iaraJl "HE STORM ON Wmm&a^Si^m^s fey sua Bye Wltaees. From the '*m m of rhemat 1 VlieHo&J&ha. rived from. ing at, the ux uished n s w i t h Commonwealth, May. U. 2d wards aud wife ar- ss&a »i£&Uy deasrised tj d»y thro* .X^roneeee, »w. kelltnt tee&rd :, e * i felt the food rt m n M , peee an< M& kaif oa iaad. aiud is *#£?* dene* < o u s t - ' M loonds, Iart Is a roekxA The he«n49 of KJ TteSagil. half in * A erewa of t»wa Dewalsa oassweataet, A tow eem$pas«t gjotgtas rotui&lex astr An4.«Mi^tha«*te4 itteee, leott the 4aeen> .• Aa* %****%** hsawsik - The tplni&a*mtsha»eBawe4 rAovrt her hswor, praetod, sk>m*U m*s tew c t t*» tCesrr,. cad there Belted fete body mm b*r m^4®Shtmm, Crymig a toad «* .»a#Wwh-~aot Mark, my seal 1 The' feassefeav i a t t e r d ate at first; aof h e , Caaaf&e, tiheeMns c m i eastJa sfaate my SCark Qutekea witMn,#jR5i»4-hne« the* thou To v b t d ' Let betlyf «e»m»g: t « l « a «M9h«C toe 11 not Uftiae. " Anil d»wMiff * h e e * • • j ' Mark*1? wtiy. » y eohl *—©«* ee» not i then i 'With Uun.. Bectafflele hates|heet«Tem a>aeethaa teaitfj ^ - Kordrink; and'wnemnhn»nnewtany wood Close- visor, 'leet an an^w-fiee* the iraah • htocwdd k»vrtFM*nU -ahnje w)th Mart? and helL My God, the meaanre of my hate 'tor Mar k» l s aa the nwaeare of my' tore lor thee,* So, piuihw one way'by hate aad one hy tote, l>ram'd &f her force, -again aha eat, and, epaT' Tu Triatrate,: M he knelt hefete her, eaying, • - O htater, and' O biow€*#f tha bora, Harper, and ihau heat' heem* >©wn» toey. Hor, ere t mated withJMP- wh^wMtagrfftan, Ye twain toad fallen oat ehaat the hrida " Of one—Ms name taawtef •e-ahh prise, it prize »h» 'were—fwhat njnrrel—• »he eee>— a Thine, frienek nndteTerfftftee awemran To wreck thee TUlaineifiy; hut; O^r Knight, Whahennaa «t 'damael ^hhte. ye knented to lee* r hit Ttiateani eqntvoented, and Queen Eaolt, M f "hohW aaUdeoEhg at hie *• I l^MlteqprttaB ali .in' To se^ trwP-rearam Mere in the ne ver-en O sweeter than attina: Deeper than any yej Beem'd thuaaiMrte Wfttehed from thin1 Before jaoit ef Byt cxiee oat aarawnr by M '* e^glnela^iad "the train of t bee, after thee Ageena, wSa«h'd Wedded Fonght in her ThaTUng-wi And ahe, ajy nameaahe nf ike aanda, that baal'd Thy M f r ' a S O I a r l w i l l -ongnent and eareat Well—can I wi&h Jaw amy :hnger wrong Than baring known-tleVt her teohast thd* left TojaWaandwaete-'hrtliafeeweeimenmrleet ' O were I met my MarhX by whom all men Are noble, I should hater thee anwe than lore." , ,, ,|j|V" . m »-l .-•" • * « And Tristram, foDdJteg her h^blhandA replied, lored. " Grace, ijueen, for' .nung loved \ well Bid I lore her J thAaante at leapt I h Isoitf—I fought his battlaajfar ieolt t The night, wan dark; thairne. etar aati—leatt! The name was rniax of the dark-**»et 11 . Care 'net 'for hat 1 Battemi, and prayerf-ul, awek, Pale4>looded, she'wlM^rSta law^ieM te Ood." AaAJ sett answered: "Tea, and why not Tt ' Mine to theiarfer aeed, wb« ant not meek, '' Paie-biaoded, prayer!*!. l e t me teH jtoefe -now. Here one bmelr, mute-midanmmer aight r sate * Murn«WBgaJthjpywnigT^adcheard thee sing, Ajidonoe.or.^jt»Isipkethy*aam»^alaad,'- i Then iaah'd A leiin-hrand t u>4 aaexnte steed, In fomthgsulphur Mum andgreeiLa,.ftamd--> Mark's way to steal, behind f*mJ» the^a*k— J»or there- w&s Maxk: * fib said. Hot said, but hisa'd it: tben thle orewn of tewere of all thnsky, 'has .wedded hen' he That here, m attar dalfkj1! ••sg(uldraw*y," And woke again In utter dark, and oried, * I w - Aad . gfre mynjaf to Oou,'— hon wert lyina In thy new Ionian's arms. Sir TrLstam, hecomiag a UttlA we%ry of iewftla he had wj»»»n* while she w$mtill, apeaid»g, had lettfnt, " one finger lightly tonah The- warm, white apple at aer tbroet, replied, - Press this a Uttle elO'Set, sweet, nnt~ tt*of» a»n* fr>ada?n" Krwith, gad' Cone, I am h anger'd anchalf W'toe, whte—anrfl will io*e thee to the deatiT And out beyond into the dream to eome.'' So tben, when both were bronght to fall Phe rwe, sad tat h e m e htaajTEe wflPa; And srfter they bad ooavtttMd^e bioo- Then Tristram laughhag^aagat jfifimro, .and • hiiYhy--*** winde' that head the brier! arm b w A starte heaven,, a star wtthia the morel Aj, »y. O ay—a star'was my desire; And one was tar apart, -ana'one was near: Ay, ay. O ay—the winds that how the grant} And one 'wan. water- and oaf atarwas are, * Aad one wiM-ewer'aMPie-aad'one will pass— •Ay, ay,"©ay—the winda that nnrte theawre.** And swung the-rufey eareanet. aaC'eried, •* Tbe ceimr Of some eidfat^whiahooj? King Hath new ly founded, lalilw i i « a , « i y sonT, For thee, te y « d ^ e s i l S r a « bey earn iky peers," *'Hot ao.my Qnsaa.-' h e m a i d , ^ b a k t h e r e d W t Crowa oh a wupaeah-tmmarte>swaven And won by Trfeiram aa a k e l u e * S a A , And hither brought by Triet»nm,'-fbrhti last .iove-oincing and peaee-o*;rlng ante' thee." He rose, .be turned, aad Hinging round her neck, £**?£'t!*J ^ ' ^ ^ ' h e bow'd hiamelt to lay " Warm kiaae* 'in- the hollow of hei throat, S ' ^ A f t f «*«k, juataa the lipt hadtouah'd. Behind him toae a,ihaju»w 'and a shriek— ••Mark's 'way,"* said alark,. and eiow him thro' the brain. ThJ> poet* ulpaes with*»piatnr« o l soxabre ueeolation; Arthur heme, and while he . a e w s t o p - Edwarda Madly . winy faete con- cerning the late storm: The storm began last JrtdAj svt 10 O'clock, and at a p. m. the ,uow waa so profane and the wind ao tierce thai it wan inwoeeibxe to see object© a lew feet distant. The traiua whieh arriveH at oh 'Friday evening 'were detatnad aa'' .rday- eveain*, w" .. with «aow piewrB othucti west preceded by a simi- lar outtft tat the one edst on Satarday evening. Mr, Edwards prouonncee the storm the tiarcest that he . has known on. »$ye pW^Jtaiagafsa^toce of nearly pve vaara.: The Kanaas FaeihcCeai- paay have been most suceeeatal m hghtang 'these stermst aad the trains 'hare not been delayed .longer than twenty-four hours at • r c f & i f t o a , ' of-Btiig, who was out ia the sturm daring He preratoMSe, reported that a great many settlers on the Bolomon, beyond the settieataata,' who were haatiag their aiuati SMPpliso tSf thci wiBl*r, were totally un- prepared for. each a storm, and he feared many must have periahed. He and party were wawatted aw leave their whole outfit, mount their moles, and make haste for Ellis, where they arrived o» Monday eveniug in a starved condition. He area expressed the. .pinion -that .many livee- and a targe. ^ t of proaartv woald he ™tmt the severity of the storm. The to life and property did not result the quantity of snow that fell, but a i i -.'* theKepabihVarethediplematic documents tepablic,' The iatorview thw'dMpsr&odt' The Cardinal ascertained CgnaJ, o i documents \* e^nTd^rffifourt. the W&k of April last it a l t o »*f a#.i*a 9tH s Jules Favre) having of the Pone, informed iL ia ardjr utet hr - ntials. amount of sensation. 4 r frojnrtha Colhana-^ I was the object (sasa i in his despatch, dated the ^ t h "7de*. ., ... ^ , , f . Silver ,&qa Fans, CLOCKS AMB BROHZES, i f f a»ieW%re. ofj^rfuy nw»; 'Ihanethgho e -leitersef •acoTodit; Borne. M. Thiers Utroduce once exidained,. the 'VeryfidyFetlH-r.I me as French Minister at the welfare 'of the Caarch, the TplospeMty of the Holy See, and the personal haj aa Ambassador, painful events have taken place at Rome; and the feelings, with which they have been" received well kfiowa to render an necessary %, us to the eloaer! tegetbjap Nothing « hoaJdl surely attain that end than the com- munity ail misfortunes which France and itself have suffered. WhUsJ tha Holy. See had to sustain, the Malt of ad^rslf ^ Franc* had tosahmit to oefehtsiwhiolfhaw^ even astonished rts enemies. We have the assurance that, ia time,we shall recover from our disasters; and the persistence of oar ad- versaries in exhausting oar resources proves that they are of the same opinion. It is the duty of great peoples aad of jpaat institu- tions to support the severest shocks without dejection or complaint,. »nd toAonauer JBJM fortune by their iapafturbaWe' senldenee and assurance, whilst awaiting more auaai- ciouattaiesf |fo teaOmeny gi sympathy, m gift fbf the Vretims of this lamentable war, have heen more precious than yours. X 4HMJ Veen particularly requested to thank your Holiness." The Pope replied as follows; "1 shall answer M. Thiers' letter. What little I could do for the victims of the war Idid with a good heart. I am touohedat the sentiments S ou have just expressed toward met it is in le interest of the whole world thatj^g (^jftjjQ that be left his house t> short distance off, was blot € % t o g o t o own and waltled until he lost his way, and woald have perished, but that he foaad Ms s w a deor without knowing whose it was, aad thus escaped death within a few steps- of destruction in the drift aad howling winds of the night time. Altogether, from accounts, the recent storm upaa the plains w a s terrible indeed. C h e Avaaetefts -A -•ha" isfla That nigh* climb'd All in s death jwuibsataata-drippiDc gloom. * *H The stairway to thehaii, and locfk'd'snd saw .JT^ gratSMua^ara bower was dsrfc-ajbonfr his A voice caoMfaehbbig till he questloa'd ft, « What art thou r aad the voice about his feet Bent upaaanswer, sabbiag. " l a m thy fooL And I shaft aever make thee smile again."* There,oa 'the'1 massive* Aa»4it stairway. a ^ d a the great King: so:bbaagat his feet !v Jf^J"1?*™?^' ^A? kaews the secret ol the Sptteen's gnllt with Lancelot; aad ou his heart the shadow of .his annroacMng fate - - ' ' " "• ' % -"IliUflllNI II INI UII.MU_ll.lHI! lilt, A W r e t c h * a t e v e a g e - ®et»l»g Wire ta a L sun her K a r i *e Hbestray a Mhfai. AJtong, aide—Claw l a g Mm Vmmme wish. Murder, Wewbargh, W. '¥., OsrresBsadsaee vt the ar»w York On thei isth of Jw'lgil' ijie sleam-saw mills and tamwjt. yard and .an a<(joiaing dwelling, all o*-aed by James Bigkr A ©ow of thisjBktg, and situated oa the rtvot at the foot of Kaawtck street were burned. The l«>s«was estimated at rWiMO. The cause of Capfeslu, | ^ i » ^ C M r . io^thArd. of the ferm of Bigler o\*QBa$toMte eat. The work wd* V* frase- tae 'wiater,,indeed, that is the o* the year for it. The hish-waa carried uwoj three' '* perfectly safe cA-iitn sU* ma quite a 'teti cuted thrV favorable „ breakwater times, has noWbeeh against the wave*, natL \hj f i r e d the Correspondence of the Seraaton Kepuba WmccsaARRg, Pa., Nov, aa.—Since the loss of tha A vandal* coal breaker by tire, and the. additional terrible loss of a hundred lives from the effect upon the ventilation of the mine, there has boea endless and fruitless speculation as to its cause, and the profound mystery which shrouded It at tha time has .tinee enveloped it, aad while the story which reaches us comes from no authoritative source it ia still so generally circulated that We feel justined ia giviaf U .for 'what it may be worth. A man who lived aomswhars near Grand Tunnel, died from the effects of small-por last Friday night. In his last moments he said to those about him that there was some- thing oa his mind which troubled him, ami he could not die at rest with himself until hs told it. He went on to say that the Srtaahea {Aveudale) breaker was never fired by accident, but that he was one of the party of six Who fired it. Then giving his own name he undertook to give others, bat could only articulate ,What was understood to be "Michael.'' when afaiatinglt attacked him. from which he «hjl hot mOy, dying shortly after. it will, of course, never be known what he intended to divulge, but he has certainly left enough f>ehiad him to confirm tim h«t of some 'who held that the burning breaker was thteagh foal means, and it may open the way to ibud -out whether there U real or any foundatioii forth^ belteif. " [ I 11^,11 IN l| I I I j l . | - f .f ;l|aT'^ the JSappeeed Marderer e g Mr Nathsmw Woaolnlu (Ksv. 1), Oonenacaaauec af the Hew Ysck foaad the rooaw, wlttoh thePojpe'ajiMtMMsW nelli (it was the first (.III and oanslderattoa toward the representative of the Preach Government became unani- mous at the approaches to , the Vatican. which were craraa&by many hundreds of Saving ^ n n t e o T ^ S,tajnaaea|ton A aato, w h o had been rliiimansd, thaVnl i # a a e B m a s a t k o a s of the friends of t h e Pope. inciofelit^wh'fcb^'wM "ed as favorable to t h e "afAIK 'WH«WB»AJUK' BOOMB. - j 1^Tweity-*®c©BdlrVa«ft4^ West KroecUl ataafBhaiMresft»rw T A m K B P K A T l i r o WATCl erry and SUver rsBOTated. I 11 H NOatK. KB, jew- Oi MA to F. ORIS1 Spfow^Hustai, - i i ? .; ^^,.^ Cohimbus, Ohi >e*i O gs ..: St, I ips $500,000.0$ Cash Ct^i 1871 - UaMlities, M ingtiicago imm, 353,479*12 holders ia Ciieago tfsUekiBi woald be paid fire ire being adja*!* fld^d u jcfpidlj II pouible. BaMiups wlifited at Mr rales. Adjusting O&ce forChioago, No. 17 Efdridge Mi* •*» t i !b*2 ssf 1 1 / 4g«i» af law t'oiapaay are rtaieiied to eatt. JACOB PI8TUItta1-a^|m^ o. C. Claii1 ke & 10 EldriUge-court. H WW'.«£tI B M l T i M l B , ltte., And WTiolesalsDealers in TEAS, TOB#Cfghft|lf^tiA^ Ml XICI 1 : JBf We are prepared to reestve orders for ahOTe has olfioe- of Rome ,sho you are afeihi rassed, attn« action.' I ao right to. demand paT't of are I would -wish, lawwawer that your government shoaM gavi arudent eoaniela to the Itallafi Caoineirj that it should advise itd carefully, to avoi and not to adopt sf SSSawSSV ared to recelTe orders for at m^mSm^WsMtSm ^aC e i S T GA9ag|nJURL .UNERY Insurance Company I rft . » • i ! 1 OF HARTTORD, eOMM. ,"1 !-':ri*f-afiLfc' ' "-' :H ;'r- tmizeM ^f. 0 . 1819* ,4-. i A ar* •'!„!'1J m '' •• Has purchased, tdaee the great fire, &* *taae-fm*i twHdtut, 138 ABCHK jtAV.,iaj»c4toa TwooWrseeoad. a t , .aad bavei^mt^bnsmess as aamam sahJ bund- tag. Aftrs^eiasshre-peoot raalt is eompJeted The patrons pt «n« saeje car depoeit vahmUe papers or articles to said vault without chant*. J j E s OOMAPEBCLSJL IiOAJrHea» w « traasaet a as wen as a-:'geaferat. '*ah*t|S» aaawss, saa tm. Hew York, aad the prtiioipal t h e WauBsrcial Leas oe. lialalsii •ssarsda twenty- lease of the northwwrt corner ef Norm CSarh and A are-proonwifldlag and vault is new a«m«f baJlt an said lot, sad we expect mraaums oar North Side busmess shout the arat daysf Januanr MBVKR, r, i-aa*.j^*a U*fe ". * 'liar* H i IS ip BUILDIHO, t. r*nifr#f Haislfd &u£l .hnvoae. !"""!AJ1 that I i«*«w'gronim where ,Ican,l should be aslsed .W!rs>aebepx h ' refuse* hut so long as I ttle, I could not exercise my spiritual •rn.twitiox»« in, "I' ibair n|«»i*MA» w - ,. ,r . .' " i f i r O t i , i 'tifi ii i n " ' '••' • ••• " - ' " -'-'• • I shoaM; thisastle yiir T[l|0TiAMT> • * ^ 3 » JX1» J l j i <**. at* the M a ja*aasp*aaSasaafaj amd W a r n s rrsewsbt. At tt^£slafrW«tf by the Hay* W on thelntinst • ths Maraaie se;impemi amam- "ber of the late Joiu£ lji_h Commisaion, al- luded to the government" arid people of this country in the following remarks : If eetation of which recollection withJ w enough to g I have been de _ fruits of the it it would have affi ipic is*, thm .Manors Bnt, thoughl wifl not r. J. R WaHtel 6, ftcaHa^ «8^a»Mt.,coamera*Tw6lftaa»mWl»l. g Wast Madisonat., seraar Ahatdaoa. tn t t » i — ! Ruhlinir & Jc M X l l •I Tn: Losses paid in fifty-two feara Over r ^,04K>,OCMP-4Uciuslve of .Uitavf-: Chlcagm Losses. Cash Capitftl, $3,000,000, With an ample i^nsur*Mte«l*mtf aiftir.! Pacing Chicago ' - — •r< 1 • Assets 0?«r MM i- a. bail i • w l i ^nn^a^aT' waV^^I • 1 aw TWA pany, which has over half a oentury, wit! cor tlnue Issu- ing NEW POLICIES and RENEWING Oa.0 ONE8 at current rates. iMH-!.min -. o a Busi- r^i^?;,mnd, jarM4r to ac- <>OKaaw9aM»l4f t M publl< I I'l'i'sifi and ,*w. ,r->x SA ^^S^S^SSmM Estate Loan f Co. GS BASE. Tflfo 11 • Ti» b (1 ! GEIAT WESTERJj FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY idj lllull livuSwU 111 CENTRA*. O F F I C E ; Corner Madison and Canal-stsn ^^ameaarasraas • aaaaaaaaaaaaaa^rwssiipal ^naaawsna ^^aasmg^afaa jhw^'^Sf'V rr.T,. Capital...... itTSlsshln itsarits OCT. tf, 1871. *i,i8S> oeo.es aaChleaa-s ' '•» »SW.""S» «.v 4w.oeo.os lH other til ether Clataao. asrhna rgo». VkSor, • . - ias!^3jri25? Shaw. Barboar * Co. WmfiesV^" : , , , f » ' Whittemor*, Peat," w l l t s u t i ^ g W e a , • - • f' * - * V Aceenato of Banks, Bankers, Merchants, Xanutae- taters and dealers KsnacaUy fhmafheat tie oouatry are solicited. CoUscUons made an vary reasoaablo terms. IntereBt aUewed oe Baaks and Bankers' bal- mr^m V ase.sssi.ss Net Assets., . . . . . . < • • MM M M 4. . late of seutneast corner of resnmed bnslmss at «8 Wasash-aT., Boom 7. i and dealers for r Glass s Carbga Otl, Naphl 1 5 8 Michigaa»>aii iIg#ihe*S' : 1 s of the ex- of Washington- id me an edective diuner. (Laualih*r.J ; t o ^ s T d l W m qffeets of that pft&flosfX arrang«in%ifh) 1 am glad to have this w^ nity of saying that thay would greatly mis- take the spirit in w hich the iastruraen* was signed who should suppose that ita signa- ture was the completion of the work to which it was intended to be applied. No. air, it is not enough that by the treaty of Washington we ahould have oiotted out. as I trust forever, from the memory sf two great nations former causes of dispute, but we should very much mistake tha objects of the governments between. Which that treaty was aigaed if we did not auppoee that it was intended not to be the conclusion but simply the commencement of an era of good uuder- tttaading between England andthe United States. [Hear, hear f And whether that iW^ytha* lays the foundation of Telations of thaAdesenasioa will not defend so much upoa gevernmeais or dtpiomatists as it Will depend upaa the people of America and* England, ,rHear,hear.l M those twegreat nations of kindred races avail themselves of this treaty of amity and alliance to culti- vate feelmga^mutual respect and intimate honor of bemg engaeed ln^that work will be amply rewarded. [CheeiavJ IMeMimeulties which may spring up between two countries >. fraWILUNOfQ M l _ I '- » V> mJ Jawl *.*. hi Ceraer at Weill aad f a a havejreopsaed to take orders L . ings, stairs, and aU kmds lar attenuon will be •crew-lacks, daraeas. Il'srald, .«g» SF J1*6 shipwrecked seamen who died at the l/aited States Hospital, two days age, has made a statement which has nteated a sensation among all circles. Wnilene e s t atwtfehed oa hia deathbed he was visited by a shipmate, to whom he confesaed the starts liag tact that he was a murderer. Beihg aea»a what had led him to the commission of such a crime, he avowed that it was for the imrpose of obtaining money. He was pressed by hia shipmate to disefose the full details of the hortibJs aftair, and thus ease has conscience 'before he departed on that K«imey which was at that moment inevita- ble. He confessed wme particulars which led direotly to the belief Uiat he was either the principal actor or else aa important a c comapes Ta the atrocious massacre of Mr. Benjamin Nathan, ia Hew York, last year. afian* aVetrers to JTeaie-BIanaateld. ' - From, the Sew Vork Trmraie, Hsv. SI Xhalettert of Fak. Jr., t o sites Mansfield, will sfooa become public proj|p«a. aud evi- dence on which to nroaecute the lki« ring for their many muds—a aroseotttiou .which will be :ustituted just aa soon as tK/jw uige in the Attorney General's olhce ia . ted- The»€' letters are rich, mot o n l ux *o.atter, but in style aud. orthography, risk, Jr.. ap- pears to have beea :raauliar>-4n fact, alto- gether too familiar for decency's sake—with ewevroody aad- • evety aaJmg—Wand Daksa, Ctrand Ducheasea, sad itmfmttde iaeluded— except, the schoolmaster aad .spelling book, 'The following innocent epistle from the groat collection written on Erie office paper. wiU indicate the general style of the'whole batchji EK'IB aktLwajr cowpvscr. JAT GerxD, Pres J.A«a» FisK'. Ju., Treas. i Office of the Company, K*w York, , Dear AeM* •- JKaamt we play Lm Brtg&m$. 'ttU too Jolly When feu past me at OMgaft last night without loosing at me nty hart was'ptrsed, ' T ' J as. Tim., Ja »that they criticised closely, > ,-andaaJ p v J. MASON FiU£R. -ati . Bsters »» Ho*. , Bom B««S T. Dtohay, Saa, Hark Shinasr. — »¥r%#l^ sir. & CO., • 4?rvil . K n s j i n e e r e a n d O o a t r a c t o r a , 9 9 A V £ l a % a i i f a f l a , ChieUfO. tm iaihoad,haak'a^nwidffs btdMms, execate tmrr descrbaoa at i Wahaae-av., t hicaga. DB. W. O. O a W e k l I W « t t sees ^Laughter.] I people of the to English motner conn and. aw''lthlal,^ndasl 'Imv^.toidtkenv^ criticised some rimes unjustly, "our conduct during taeiagTea* efra war; it was 'because they had a deep regard for the optuitut Enslaad-j it was' becas»lS-:tii«f,i''w8rffat uigly sensitive to that opinion that _ wt-re at times mclined toa«ah»teWj»feel' ings which we did not entertain, and to iudge with undue severity , the oaaj^whlea^'we pursued'.- 'lie* as, theirefora:' :beaf ' thlsi" in mind, that at all events between two sueh countries as these lake forfrie ders coursed, should acorn to natter a the people of the united^tt§ea--3t can truly say Thai I came back from WaaaiAgtoa will a greatly heightened estimation of that great peopki, and I oetisvetaat all those who go to America with aa (men mind, inclined to learn thejeasoaa whlsh that land can teach them, will bring back a similarly good opin- ion, [Hear, hSwtJ Tk& , circuiusi*.nces. ef America are different from ours, and those who would attempt to apply the exact insti- tutions of America to Kogiaad would grea-t» h- e«, because they woaM be wplyiug to a state of tUasatfnauuW respeote -essenliallj CANnm^gSW* ed thousand T h e e « a t h * r a I l l i a a i s l a s a a e Asylaat. Auwi (ZU.) C^rrespeadeufrael the Cairo -SalleUa. i i i he northern wing of the Southern Illinois ~ approaching corn- about one-fourth will cost over two It will, of itself, •cent structure, but, . to the State, as it- be used uattl the main building atanis^d. LuiQue and rather de- batcable Msje has been displayed by the architect- a ornamenting (?) thij • edi- see. The arches over every window aad dcorare composed, of alternate whits and 'Ba«k ^iacjay-trnaaaiiualt motley aaatadi- be a stately aad J by itealt wholly taaaasln ditt'erent inst-i'tuMonf" that suit very well on the othaa-aideef the Atlantic: be*, while f believe that there are 'many lessons which wise Americans may learn from this old ©ountrv. I cannot doubt that, there is much instruction | 'lol, ojfcery Engliabmaii'' to be fouud ii. tke MtSm t i i s l e ef . the West., ' Awa ::'T^am i>are of this, that the'more we- see- of each, other,- and the ticeertS'Our fni-ereonrse, the more we not aubjs«aweldr%«K«at itlTiSgEad to -' aaaaose that a country that has' been sepa- rated from England now nearly1 a century would have the same manners or the same institutions, or the >ame social arrangemente as exist in lili>^arlciemripiili||,!"WyirafB' we should bear that in mind, the Americans on the other hand, will have ample opportu- nity of finding here an ancient history— (ciieersl—« uoble literature— tc-heersj—glori- ous deeds, offset'thaas, which are thcira as much as.'taa#'aitt*lmrs^Ceheer8l--wiiic'li are a common foundation of our race, which are a common inheritance, which ought to ren- der differeacekCert^iidj- which, ought .to. rea-i der " aerwas dioerencs imimssiblc, - because-" serious SMmrsnae weald imply a fratricidical Eeontoet, IChe^rs-]1' ¥ Wi, 5 i niiiiiipaiaani iiisaa^^» ,* , M ,* , M l^*' —^*sla»> -.1 .•-The Queon-,of-lloliaad-irecoatly want in irate to the, Vatican, where, the'Pope con- versed with her for nearly two hours. After nreseuting her suite to the Holy Esther, tits ^ueea visited Cardinal Ahtonelli. At the Vatican they attach great importance to this j visit of a Protestant Jhtmce» to tha h§.» s n ^ e r s 1 r a a a t * a t t o a ^ »*nan;evi t. £. 8PENCKB A CO., C 9. I M & E A Baa. W g a W t l a n W a s W s a a w a W f W s | | p B > iMSaw"*' *wr*W JpsaVlaW^ a^FmaswV S*m EasaU saav lamave M W * 1,'tf lpg|l »fsa|| fatfat tart," ADJCSTDItJ 0FFICE} fJO aflrtaattl € a i t a l - S t s 9 ^ » F L 0 0 1 s Btski VrttMsl s a Biaa^aWi' «aT^^ ."'*fT""W.v^ ^^flii^""^a>» ^ - ^ • ^ ' • S j e . SOUTH 6.0E PR,.T.-e C0-PMY flfiBH, SBEIM I HMD, • l a a W T ^ . l9w\mWH)» ID THE U*i.pfHiff| OF P01K1ES BLDB OPFICtS, \^al3adsilk-»s»V. WTBST S I D E QWWUm, 121 WEST WASmiittTOlV-STs BKNJ LOMBABD, President 8. A. BBJGOS, Vice President —mis n a m - > • • > • • • ii • I..II-I in»ii mimpupae » • • »• • • ' • " Dry Goods B a s k CAJPITAJL, *1,.«XNI. NEW TORK. mr* • ; Co. aehkaaam A Go. umuujf u 1 1 AU UAAtM ONt , • , , a. .1 DOLIaAR PER YEAH, 111 Large Glubn. /agiB'. t*. P a s T M e V v K ? : MaOfvuv inalB and air lias)...... At. Kx. (aaJly) aright - I s a l M exosptsd. PROSPECTUS FOR 1872 The WeekiyTChieag©-Trthoae, for ths year 1*72, wfil' eousist of Srst-elaaw arighaal aad aelaetad m l - toy. emhracmg tne latesi asers hy taiawiaah aad . aaaii, do wa ta the s t a r a f gsdag to preae, edt- tarsals, earrespsmdeaee, reawrta e l the a»re» evedlaa* ®r€*a»STeas aad < t h e l^eglslatares al the Vtestera States, aad Sf'hagaflaal pahlls aseeSaaaa aaS asllrlicsd s»eiiiuh«i Waaaetatj sat* mijiMtii'TBal taaslttsesste),'' MP eras af the srrain, pi'Mirtslaw. aswihi t, mwy geeSi er«i psatrajsesi wetlcea «f a e w •daw Utarsury aad ef the , eattle. pahlieat iaaa, aad niiscaUameaMM latelllavaea. i t wiU also eeamtaos weekly senuaarlas of taforssatte* aaaaanshaj She wark ef EEBITOl>I3Sra CHICAGO, A ' ;'"..l. -.«»«'» * ..' ' - - -'• '• **»__ ' greamew after tm late ^.ara . , itwillbefemeiaberedisa PRESIDENTIAL YEAR. Aad the csawaaiga wai, m all probability, hs as exott lag as any taat aas-traaspired stooe the outbreak oi the ute war., Tat cincAaO TUDBLXE. wm uphold sod defend he prisGtptes of tke BepubUuaa party wtth isasoustoaued rigor ami earnestness. Oat platform oft .' t* -» •. ballet •box aad the l a w , ta ail aatat withawt dlsdar if aa t,a*esdar. ' all patitfea! > g e n r e s cenaected • f tSM pomdls laa*» far actawl taw HaitieeteMd.and i're-eiuptisn aaaL>- ' •• a , <>ppa«IUoa i« n.aa»»all«» oi tie*, and ta rarmprian m wvmrj FMtc-hMfarsa af ta* cltil serrire aa shall make msaasiSisias>t hastead s f partisan aeal or aar- aeaaif threvittasad the I test «i preferment ta Federal offlee«. Our readers, and thapal>Ue geaeraay^ara a* well ac<]BaiBted wlttitij« tone a»e effected arrangements for ths one at machtoery which practically gives aa th* same ' facilities that we possessed before the lira. Upon oc- cupation •< oar new bmidmg saa machinery Tm Tjummx will he issneA as an octave, and contain eight pages of reading matter. .THS a'KKaxr TKUL>E wiU he pnblished re^nilarly as heretofore each Wednesday upon tke foUswlng TBBMS—Payable la Advance." Hyde Park i A T T t T . . * &:<" -V * 1A\ i !i i« m u>.*.« .. fhm r.rats. , mt«ti3piB k : ; t a ipaat B6R«aaVereeBfed. j r . Lii« rmUfBY C: WaWTWOHTI-.. Oenera. Passaager &£tiu* • J1 Mauls Central. OaaiaSafterirov. i4;i8Tl.andu|ta^UTtfiSr not.--. •asWltf leave and arrh-«ht Depot foe*. >-: aSfoUawSi • . - xaave. at Louis Xxpress -i--?"Ss£!Z?t S t I^uis fast Line f . ! : 1 £ 5 2 Keakak Passengsr.... »-i WWim PaasanS*...^...-..--..* 5;-fflPfj; •ackaadoakWoods......* 8:25am d s ^ ^ d o »»«>» m -de - ds *•"......* auop m da do '-fc-apat Ji de do de ......* AS) pm •Sundays exeepted. tSaturdaya Ohaeasr*. Hark Istaad dk PWriSe Bailrsad. Daw-Corner Van Buren and Sbermamsta. _TK5aarr o m c t - S WesOfallsoffstr " „ Night Express tUfcOOpm fata Acemaaaoaation *SdMp Pacific £xpiwu „ riaoffa An etegant parlor sleeping car is atXaeL.- a m. train mnniag ttu'oagh to Oaaaeil Btafi* Omaha. Chicago and Alien hUllraaS-Chiraga, Altaj aV Bt. Leads Through Line aad Louisiana. Me.. Mew §hart Raate between Chi cog o aad ttaav aas City. TJSIOS Barox—WestSids, near Hadteonst bna^e. Leant. Arrive St Loais & Springfield Ex., via Main lin#,..„..... r — • f . u t m ffansftB City fast Ex via Jacjcsoa- VtUe, I1L, and Lonsiana, Mo.. *»:15 a m Wenona, Laooa A Washington Ex. (Wastern IAvisioa) 1 : i 5 i O Joliet AoDomniodation *«J«pm St Lotus A SurtagAeld aright Ex. via Main fine « tadOpm Louis <" " Arrive * 4-M v n * t:H m a. * ci&L p S i * fa* . m * 7O0fcii * SO.C a in * ?J*S t sa * •tlflSi- • l ^ t p m * asi i » excavu. *f"4*Sl "**fmS s t *&oo p sc *4.3!1 p m *iM p F t •*:«.• x. SI M «0 p 1 3 IB., City Ex. yhi rscksonville and LOTaibma, Mo tseopm tiHSBpm f?:Uam P:is a m Binaie'eopy, one year— .....A 100 Fiveespies, one year « . . . . - . 1M Ten copies, one year. , — . 1S.0G Twenty eopies, one year, and aa extra copy*.to getsernp of ctab »•.. . , , , . . . „ . 90.QB Fifty copies, one year, and a copy of daily one ., year te getter-tip of club,.... ,t..^.« htm Single copy, one year 4 «.«* Fireeopies, ens year. ~ ...27.80 Ten eopies, one year *.. SQ.M JJAJTXiY: Single copy, per snnum............... ~........,....H2.I S U N D A Y 1CJOIXJ.OJS i Singhaeopy, per annum.............. . , - „ . . . gtsa M i l FOE f a g T E I A a l laHPLl COPIES. O h v i o a c o , ' 1IL 'X-KIMUIOB5 CO*, af s h t T f ardered w i l l d i r e c t mm _ _ • - f WTLUAM Pv BBISTNALL. CM ABLXS E. BOCTfSar, Cashier. ' ' •" •' '' ' ' i., f mi' •» M I »' EDWARD HAIGHT & CO. BANKERS, Ifp, 9 W a l l Street, f¥ew Y o r k . liVal PES CENT. Interest Allowed on The business of our firm is the same aa any Stats or National Bank. ^ ' Individuals or firms banking wit* ns may deposit and draw as they please, the same at with any Bank, uixeeptthat we allow Interest oa aU balaaies (of are per dent) We buy and sell Beni and collect to' sited States, giving prompt returns. Stocks, Gold, Business pa- notes ana drafts throughout The NaUonal BanK of Commerce Will open an office at XfO. 5© C A l f A X S T . , On Monday, the 2 7 t h , and their maia office will remove to their n e w building, corner of Wabaah-av. and Cengrees-st., aa soon fcta completed. E. M A T N A B D , Cashier. NOTXO& The office Of the THIBD SA.TIOKAL BANK has Ae^r«predt*l»8Wab»8h4ir.,near Hartison-st Branch ofice, ss West WasMdmrtatt-at <*. m v r S p PEABpE, President, L. TV PABSONSI CaHhier. . , i- - i W. S. SMJTH, Assistant Cashier. 1'. • I' iMsaataaaaaaaaaawiaaaapa in mi i .• — HEW imaio. RICHARDSON'S ^EW METHOD ^RfHE PIAI0,mm This well-proved Method has been IS years aad huchiv reoojav J increased in pub- ..fairly reachedraa likely to retain ft for a ij^^'fMfc^sa^^OBBpitte^ I srpQlivTholders in suspfoded compamw ia Chicago aadjdsWflbam, hfre, by., dtreetWa of suob meeting, m»1enakaatoa80srtain,ssneariya8 posstMS, me sx- tentcf the losses of eaai company, the value of lu* **» toonai|rt thsSsimiifflate eonversJon of such to*° "•S*t<^*M Jhi.sjalfcajionof ltupoo the pwiciss, dfher toy the .amah of the company, ec of ths titer Other conrfi. To that end, every policy, tasucli companies iareanssted to present his and a statement af the time when he made ef Jossjita the: asjin iilgned, en ths southeast corner of M e a n e s t aad Fifth av., an the 37th of No- vember and thereafter, where some person du behalf of me coaunittee will be present to register and re- ceipt tor the policy. Bmwul be expected to algn a powet-of attorney, furnlsEfd by the committee, author. ixlng the adjustment oi his loss, and any action on the part of the conunittee, which it may deem .for the gen- eral istereat of the pohcyAmdars. -.% ." Vmted andgeueral aeSSa m necessary to enable the Company to act effectively, and w is essential, in oredx tofprocuretspeedy eoUoiaaW, that.the policies be far. aisaed immediatefy. • %•• - #]»BOE ABMOTJB, C. P. KELLOGG. AATKAaTaCBa\na -*»• c. B. FABWKLXv ||f#.tH;IBBAB12.- •_, - POTTEB PAtMSaV &'t>.|POWjlBm U ' h * P~AVjOMainV,, L. Z. LEITEB. * ' C t M> KXMPERSON, ~To PolicyHolot RUPTURE. H. MARSH'S Patent Radical Cure Truss tuco. Can ceft-r to over 500 hundred cssea in I Cnicago that we have cursd. These aad of Trusaes, supporters, Shsulder Braass, ekings, spparatus for Bow Legs, Club Peet Ankles, Spinal Curvature, and all other physical ilties, made and accurately applied atthe Radi u » Truss* ofilce of MAIWfflr& BOWLES, Southwest corner state and Eighteenth-«ts, I I m p m , . i. i " II I. , .i . i I. I I ii" ' •" The Stewart Fund for the Relief ef Women and diUdreiL The committee appointed by Mr. A. T. Stewar enoiture ef his donation have 'Except *>unday. tOa Sunday runs to Spnngfletd anly. tExcept Saturday. SDailv. |Except Monday. 1 LaAa Share aV afiehiawa Saa there Railway. DaraT—Corner of Polk aad Shermanats. Tioket Office, southwest our. Madison and-Oac*.ebs, Mad.... ...• asoam M l p o fcpwlil KewYorlt Ki,,i«« • » » » m • S S g f m AtlaatteKiprea»(aafljr).,.....~. fcispat TdWSta Eight «xpcsas.....T7r:. *t*e»pm *i&a»am ChhWiga, Slnrtiagtaa A tfaiMcr KsvllraaA. •piokat OSlo* under Briggs Hoase, eor. Canal and U*a. ison-sts. Depot oor. oTinduaia-av. and Si,xtaantti-at. „.„,...*tWSam *8^DvHt •SAtpm *|:topm - t a o p m * t i i i n . . . ~ „ - J ftaepat t T : « » » wtaUaa* i-«s p m . •aacpas modatmn* fcispm *«K«»ai ^....* emasa. »aeo»m *KMW*ni •l.aflim s. *a :«pm *fcacflr fSaturuays exneirthO. tJCoadagti eaneaaw. PaavlBe d: Tlaeaaaas MaJlraaS. tow:ixt,s3£^C^ oa^eTeWnerEia s ted aad Carroll streets. MafiTratm OhfeaaWTime.-:!T7:../.*»pji w» a a - Chdaaiwab Whtfthh taieia tenwsy. Ticket Ofaee^Southeatt oorasr of Clark and Lake Clinton Psassagsr taaific fast line... S S f i c ^ * •*****,• Clark and sta .... •SJOam w ' S d a a night express ffctapm Fort I>odge and Dutmaus j t ^ . axptssS...«••«« ..•.....•• *SsO0 p m Bioux ct^r aad DWm<)«« ex.. ' • « • • Milwaukee mail........ _ *»ee a m Milwaukeeftxpwas. t i l i a Milwaukee passenger......... *§Mpm Milwaukee passenger ldaUr)l lUOO p at GreenBay express............ ******* m .Green Bay,......, *&ai p m tfiamrdari aa. — a — a » w — — • ' ( i i ) m 1:11 p a. "" a m Tola m •10:10 ft 3t MSOp m *7.-al9 m ISO a m •*>»» n " a a CANTCTD ROAST THE HEW IOftai ANII tEXAS Beef Preseraei CO: Are now prepared t o mratsh to fhmliiM tbsir CANNED BOAST BEEP At whole ana. Sib. The Comp»»y baa bsaa atgreat exfaaye for,, the atvarai mart in psrfeettag ths near Galveaton, Tsxa«, te aat of Bsef which ther now othi and retail, put up in cams containiag I lb. cant, and In eases containing is T,'-» lb. oaoa. satexp»a»e for, ths east maehtaety net erestod * oaths deHciaur aualfty ther now offer to the 1'uWte Thk Beet is roallj more autritioas, saa more sso* nomtcal fsr family use, than as; « « offared for sale ix anr market, aa the juices and gelatine portions art: kit retained ia theean. IT IS SOLID MSAT, BKSBT COOKED. Can eon- taina ae base or gruUe. Open th* eau, mm the con- tents into the aaocepaa. season to roar taste, and wb.-; hot serve ii anon the table aa OASVKll ROShT BKfc'g. It* coat U leaa than half ef the price of bntcLert.' aaeat. Tt ia hermeticallf sealed, and will keep for ftmn last ss good when opeaed aa thongh cooked irun.ndl. itoXr. It H all at&s, and *erj tendor. It in siso vies •ice eaten cold. alii* beef ia cut te proper atscsa, •h'i,aflsrIfinr thor' ooghlr clee-nsed, is raaatad it. a patent uvea, aaarr&ox - ed that the juices aad gelatins praasrtlsa, which fail whfteftt the process of cooking, are aeartnaaiir p-is'-nd S ret tt, that retainrcg all ita real i.utrnumt mod Savar. he bone aad gristle are next rsmOTed, and th* bw>i ia kss preaaed lata «au/. It ii pore roaat barf, with aB the flavor of that atHrte when cold; btewimaacre of jatee and galaMaft, ov'-.r to the pro**** of eaaking, aad much D m t^aaer t*>at. the average market ioiot, hecaaae of the ctioiaecatU' aeleft«d, and Of the mixture of teaasrioia t>ui si^at parte together,^ lilies who have to pra- «tewart to supervise the expenditure of his donation have de- cides to have the runt) expended by the Chicago Aid and Belief Society, though such agenoiee as may be decided upon by the committer. Applications of benevolent societies, or indmduats tor the relief of destitute women and children may he made hr letter, ar in person, to N. S. BOTJTON, at Standard Hail, oeTner Michigan ay, and 'Thirteenth-st Offloe hours fromr to 8 p. m,, dally. Persons regularly receiving aid from Belief BoOieteee need not apply, ARTISTIC RUINS. TBa FtVaaT VIEWS ©F THE II:KS Published, o n Wide or Artistic Mounts taken by Barnard, and published and for sale, wholesale and retail, by LOVEJOY A FOSTEB, 809 West Bandolph-st, Chicago. Sent by mail an receipt of prtes, $4.00 per dozen. Cabinet Photographs ftpm same negatives at same m^ce. '. , ' RUHVS IF CHICAGO, the best and most varied assortment of VIEWS OE THE EC INS m be found m the city, wholesale and re- teB. Stenieosaopic, t2.se par doat CahmeU. H per dos.j Cards, w . » per das.; 11x54, $i.2s saoh. Sent byteiaa, S » B a a d o ^ r ^ a a ^ V g J ° Y * " *v« U H a . u r i w w u w i w i i mum le wi HUU^II J O i w ^ u i m among mine* pie bakers aa to hsTt given it the name at " pi* mast." A great aayiad tohateU and faail fare their CLEAB MBAT KOB MIKCi PIES. 1 Two aad a half pounds of be*.', when divested of boat and gristle, and cooked, make about one pound ui ttit clsat meat. Three lb. cans, 80c ; 7 l-S Ih. eano, S1.3J. Libers! i j . count to the trade. The attention offhotels, r«st*ur»»ts,,b««rJia*-i.ofl»« ksepers, ahipmaslars, aad faautie*. ia callai to tuu fenperier article. GEO. H. MCh'BOX, President an! Patentee. Office of the compsar, 16 Cedar at.. New York Measrs. HOVBT * CO., 57 State at., between Lite aad BafBdelph, sole Agents for Chicago, L E G A L N O T I C E S . The Michigan pared to erect &€,, Constraotion Co. are pre- comUtnation roofs or ! % ^ | aahalls as sow manufactured. Is free from the brougbt atmast the arttole when - stmstimmmrClu-ledBAiraBd m every rsspeat, satisfaction shaU bo , JEls •orFeathers. Mai •ete,ea" Call oy wad fw^cfr«nh^1^%tte%i.' Sad more durable Piitoiw, Bolsters, Chicago, TO. • ST ongtinuC 'u,. - Aaaaal Sale.........................-35,ses Capias* Commencing to take lessens,!nowaday, and pur- chasing a" Richardson'* are very apt to be ootemps- raneous events. rrlce, S 3 . 7 3 . Sent, post-paia, for the retail pries. O I O V B B D I T S O H A G O . , Boston. C . g . P r r S O K A PP., N e w York. Ditson & Co.'s STANDARD OPERAS. , Faust, Lncla,' Laereahti Martha, H e Hsmnunbala, Trariaia, Trevatore, Mar* af Figaro, FldeU*. Fra Samvaie, ami Doa Gtovaonl. Handsomely printed, unabridged, snperior to all Other editions to fulness, containing aU the foreign aad English words, aad all the music, including that of the recitatives, they areyet sold for the toe pries at ONE DOLLAB EACH, and will beseut toW a4- dreee. poet free, for the above pries. Finely hound la Boards for S's.OS each, O L I V E S DITSOK A 0 0 . . BoetOB. C. H. DITSOE A 0 0 . , N e w York. bridges at short not Correspond en ts please address Mlchigaa Bridge and Conatracteon Co., Detroit. Mich. TO BANKERS Aafl others. Why dont you build bank Vaults, aba, of FIBE TjggaggOTr A SON1.. 2» East ls>Usoa-st. CHOPI'EB. OB riB'MKAT. The cheeped forth make* excellent meet tails, tor hash, delleloua gated, and te so much tin S SXJXT* r e , --, .** C i r r a i t C a a r t a f C< t e a a t r . IN CHANCERY-Tbe reopte of the State of Iffl note, vs. The Merchanto' laauraaoe ;hicago, Notic* IBkaoav is hereby given that decree entered in the above cause, been appointed Receiver of all the effecte of the Mmchan •fa on or before E>eoember l, A. V>. 1471, ^Company t . tnter! oentary property ce Comp tg Insurance Company daraigneU !>»» ty, fuuSe a^M, Of l-I-l persons indebted to said Company are before December 1, A. at the office of the Receiver, i a toe - Randelpliet., in the city of ciiica+rc raqne«r«.?. 'Cluck ^ i i . S u i l i l ^ . ( ; , No. KM West Randelpliet.', in the city of Chir- remler aa accouut of the debts and sums of mono? owing by them to the Comnauy, and to pay the a&i&e. All persons baring in their possesaton any nroj;erty or effecte of said company are required to deflver tU same to the unaaraigned, at his said offloe on or bef art the day above named. < all creditors of said compear, and especially ho!.'.*: • of policies who have eustaiseu loss, and « ho hj>v» UIK h«*ti ifore furnished proof thereof to aai'i company at •. required to present their demands at his w:J office, OL or before the day above named. Dated, Chicago November 8, Wl. WILUAM K bOOQETT. Receiver Hitchcock, Dupee A Evarte, SSolicitore lor Rocei • e", southeast cor. Motuoe-et.. and Fifth-av. C ircait Caart a f CaakCematy. IN CHANCERY.-The People of the "tate of IT note, va. toe Ftate IttSnrancs L MUwankraftV. mMasaaBTSBBaaaamaBsamaaaaaaattBe S T A T E . tM 1 ' g p REAJ FOB I A line piece of RIAIlTACft'l- I N G P R O P E R T Y . .nel«eUu« fesaildinif*. and aatacltiiiery i n run* nlBK 0ir€er, at Austin, A d d r e s s W M . H . ODIORrVE, : i ^ 4 W a l r a W a t * a T a MsuM-st. and FiA«-ar. On WETiXESDAY, Nov. 9tv and thereafter. B y order COMMITTl o r csucACfo. i rs i- I, NO. 13 fiArwWiiV Ru F . W A L R E B , P r e s i d e n t . GUNS, RIFLES, ===== -«Bc«iabra- \ m s». paar. Baakrum. reremptorj Saw, la anrsaaae* of th* crder of th* BTatrie* Court of tha United StaU* for the toutb*ro Bistrlct of M«w york, th* assignee offers lor sal* all the property of th* baaa- runt to etas* the estate, via: Thirty-nise mlnteg claims c ited by addressing E. G* 1KL, Tribuii© oHioe Sf ,A .A » STO.\,DElOl.d4«r years. where he Can at Tt of his as sad seeforyoar 4JAAdre»8aflletamtoW South BalrtadeA, P. Or. A. G. Olin The longest engaged and mo»t succeeafnl J in all Cnxaaic and Special Diseases, tformariy ARMY SUPPLIES. O F F I C E CHXEF QCABTERMA?TKR, y Sealed proposals, in trtpBcate, wOJ J^_ ™« w '- thie o » c ^ a n d b > the reel Uuar^i-niMiar at tyl - Biley, until n seleck a m , December ». l»n, n>r «.« delivery at Port Biley, Kansas, at iao,t"OP pounds corn, eftDM pounds oats, I n a a X l n ^ o f ' t S ^ ^ J " ? ^ - ^ « " Jsnwarf. Fs^nary, Marj h»n faretrooJar. '%4 I % h/v-%/\/v^^-n^,k^s/V^ 59& 61 North '0-3 FA BfiBAWKS" *•&%# Amt JLal das* m* .* i ^ a , . Of A U BUM. FairtaAkS, *AT««itkmf & Cf, 1 | aWOaal WMaahr+nEi A. LIEBEN JlSniik 111 Mifkipn-ir., W-HOLESALE B E A FEIN & CO., Heir Twtlfta-et. *m USs 'J CROCKERY, jmt wlassware mi Laatp Snfo *y^r^e«als wUl be received tor say portion at u.a *K^pw«ioaal wffl be eatortsined maleos the party making the same is present st the opeatng of ths^ic*. or reareeentt^ by aa agent or attorney, or is known m, thi* offloe to be responsible. Thea^ataieMdltwBa, which can be ascertained at, thteeSkgjjaBlBeimpoasdupon baddersandcontrar ©ra. and blank; forms of proposals will be tanushfi uBoa spniAattoa. TBy anthorlty of the Dcpaitmant Commander -Z22L Q. M. Oen'l V L. C. EA6TON. i . A . . c , a . i L Dni-t. yy FOR SALE. BIB! DBS I lliECI S t t : P h f a a i a a a i n t l i a l • s * ! *m a^aaamaB^^af^aw**s**S alp F4. •* m$£ •afrki f «*&**.- - Thomas M. Tryniski 309 South 4th Street Fulton New York 13069 www.fultonhistory.com