THE UW’ COURTS.
Sew Suits Growing Out of the late
Fire. Etc,
Qrdoi' of Business in tho Courts—
Criminal Clatters.
Circuit Court.
mStORKKJNC srscuuST.s.
A bill was filed Id this court inrolvioc the
ofoacObsrM U:?el<iw, M. U and special
hi, to earn* n:i the practice of medicine. The
bill is of one Charles C. Jerome to enjoin
KiS:!.»»» from csUblishins himself id bus:-
i.esi in ibis city or anywhere Tritbln
the undefined limits ol the Northwest, The
.-taicaieiit of the bill is, that on tho sth daT of
.1 a!y was carrying on bis peculiar
Uuiuus*. ptv scribing medicines and itcatius pa>
t
who suffered from tho effect* of diseases bo
profo.-<rd to treat, ft great part of his business bc
ij»c ctrried on by loiter. His office was then at
I7U South Clark ssreo'. Oa that day Jerome
bought him out. na hn aver#, conditbiniiw to par
i.>r I mo of dstVind int'< name and business,
during t-Mi yor#. about SSO.OOJ, it being condi
tioned thtt Bigelow should n u by. Jerome
i-laitns that he tias met ali bis engagement* under
tho M-voral MgruemonU included in tbs contract,
and charges Hint defcndtnt has, in violation ot
tho contract, assorted his own name by taking
Setters, addressed to him. from the Poll Office,
;itid has proceeded to estnbhsh an offi*-? in Chi
cago. It i# casually seated in th* bill that the
ceipts by mail and exprc#i of t’>i* business
amount to c? 0 per day.
x>' UQCXI, PITIMOV W.4XTKI).
Thcad ir Ota-sen and William Jl.ib.TJftQd c m
plainelot Kudolph Kieouppot. This is a pro
ceed!:.g rciulim? iroot a contention which has
ari-en. since* tuo fire, b.'tirccn copirtners. The
comji nin nit#. by tbmr bill. tillvg? that at tho
time of the fire they three were eng ag 'd as co
pirtocrs in condacting the Uus>Dr.*« ot manufac
turing, and selling at wholesale, aiipner*, and
having tneir place of business at Xu. 63d Chicago
avenue. It ia further adeged that, although the
articles of their manufacture eared from the fire
huvo lucruasrd in value, the defendant, Kienap
i>el. sacrificing them, that be may obtain
•Doncy in fraud othis partners' rights. An In
-3 n.ci.u.v is-u.d to testrain dciendaut in hisal
,rj.-d to be inequitable practices.
Superior Court.
TECST Kt'NPS—IXJL'.NCTIOX.
An injunction was sued out by National Lodge,
Xu. 596. A. F. A A. M.. to restrain Lester 11.
‘‘iow.uid J. Jl. Allen in tbe payment and re*
ceipt of certain inourys. The bill filed alleges that
tho defendant Glow is tbe Secretary of tbo com*
plaining lodge, in 'vb.o i capacity be bas received
o »i.?:Jcriibl« sums of money, which be has
urgt eti-d f pay' *.ver to tbe Treasurer of the
organization, until tbo occurrence ot tbo late
tire. It is further alleged that Clow and Allen
wore copartners in the lumber basin****, from
which business they received great pr* fits, not
withstanding which Clow, claiming tu have been
greatly embarrassed in bis circumstance*, told
his interest t* Allcu, without, however,
making provision lor tbe psyment to cora
piainautol themoncydne it. Because of this
the injunction was sued out t» restrain Allen
I.Mm making any payment upon tbe state to
‘.'low until hu liquidates this indebtedness.
PAHTXEB.S AT VAUIANCE.
A writ of >w exeuf aoa an injunction issued at
tlic suit of .Edward Bo«s to prevent mio Agrippa
jjbeld-n Irma leaving tlii» ju-.sJiciiou, and to
restrain bun from any business of
ihe firm A. li. Sudden A Co., lately in the
win>‘“i i.<; .i.jd retail liquor business at No. 154
!-.j'u U (U street. Mr. Boss complaining. states
taut duii.g April last hu entered into copartner
ship with uutundant for the term of one year,
each lur.iisliiug au equivalent amount of capital.
They t>rogre*std wita their business, making
profits as wed ns debts and credits, until the fire
broke out. From too fire SheldOa saved some
thirty barrel* oi liquor, which, it is alleged, be
bos sold, with a view of appropriating the pro
ceeds. Tuo nc exvut writ culls f*»rSl,sW) bail, and
the irjuDCticu protects Sheldon from collecting
money* due.
Tbc Judges ot tbo dupreme Court bare agreed
upou tho following ordur, to be entered of record;
Un the first -Monday of November, 1871, tbe
Cltyk of this court will commence a docket of all
cases pending and undetermined ou the law side
thereof, übereiu luriici or their attorneys shall,
by leave of ttio court, lib) copies of papers de
stroyed, which cu-ci shah be numbered in the
order in which they arc prepared lorsaid docket
trout No. 1 A upward, the marking of which
deckel will be continued oulyimil toe last day
ot tbo January term, 1872. at
which time. unless otherwise or
dered, all other pending nuJ undetermined
suits oc the law side of siuJ court, s&all bs dis
miss'd at the cost of the plaintiff, except, that
m appeal suits, the appeal shall bo dismissed at
ti:u c->st of the appellant with procedendo, and
>ti sail* which bavcjieeji tried and stand upon a
iji-. 11 Inr a new tml, or in arrest >d judgment.
*ach motions shall overrated und judgment
entered upon the verdict or ff a ding.”
Tins docket will bs called lor trial on tho first
.Monday ot December r.ext.
Criminal Court.
CfjjIXESS TO PE BBVIVRP.
A careful examinatmu oi tbe walls of theeast
wmsut the Court House, by competent masons
ima architects, has developed tbo fact that tbe
walls u: that portion of tbo Court House are
sale, and it has been resolved at once to proceed
to place the wjor m order fur present occu
pancy by some of the county officials.
In view oi the pressing necessity for the speedy
rc-orgamzaUun ot the Criminal Court. w»tk ui
innovation was already commenced on theold
.'juuly room,so to enable me Court to convene
and sit upon mo ursl day ot uto November
term. That part of tuo jail wbtod was recently
fitted up under this wine ts now crowded with
prisoners charted vita crime. wbo*e early trial
can only relieve tuu institution.
A Grand Jury .win bo uuipaoucllcd on the first
.Monday of November.
Tho ealo 01 the Clerk of tbe Criminal Court
has been opened. Thu pending indictments
were all found preserved, excepting a part of
1 Pose pjcsciuod b> tbe Grand Jury o the Octo
ber io* m. _________
Judges’ Meeting.
NO CONCIXSION.
A meeting of the beach oi Cook County and ol
t:u District Judge ul the United Suites wa*
called to conrenoyetterday at the High School
IJuilUmg. Owing to A want o< notice, all uf the
Judges were Dotprcsout. The übjtct.was to
consult up.-n th** legislative measure* necessary
to ouict titles. Tao JuJg -a present had a social
c.nverjsuuu ...rj 1 j
formal consideration until they all, or a ma
jority o I them, could be present. Another meet
mswib probably b held tuis lurcuoon.
this comets.
Dr. U. C. Perkins writes that, on Monday
evening last, with the aid of a five-inch tel
escope, bo caught a glimpse of Encko’s
near tho star Beta, in Audrumedai and. on the
next morning, be saw Temple’s comet, near
lots, in the Great Hear. Doth cornels arc now
laini, but will probably be visible to tho naked
eye before long. Wo may add that tho place of
Kucku's comet was in process of calculation in
The Tribcxe office, but the figures were de
stroyed by tho groat firo. and the calculator baa
had something else to do since then. But for
that catastrophe Chicago might have had tho
honor cl catching the first glimpse of tho comet
through a telescope.
THE XORTHERS FIBEU
RETORT or Tire SPECIAL COUMITTJCK-
From ihu Milwaukee News, Oct-17.
Yesterday afternoon Dr. J*». U. Thompson
aud P. M. Child. E»q„ the Special Committee
•eni in charge ot the «uppliea forwarded to the
lU'tituto people of the west shore of Breen Cay.
reported their action at a special meeting ui Inc
Relief Committee, hold at *be Secretary’s office,
in (be Chamber ot Commerce.
Tuoy slated that they bfti Visited lb* mein
points where the fires bad occurred, and bad
sent soppUu* on to points they could not reach.
In every case tho relief they brought came jost
in time of utmost need. Tho eommittoo went
to Uennlu hy boat from Oroen Day, and from
thence aervs* tbe -country by wagon. Every
where th»-y aaw trace*of tbe tearful devastation,
and bear I Ibc most terrible reports of tbe rav
ages of i-o fire, which were lolly confirmed by
■obsvqu *m observation and reliable informa
tion.
.were
The Asirjj.ir in Pefbligo said that there
SCO }uwi>lo in tUti district km>«n ai the Suffer
liu'U. .Most oi them Americans; 200 were burned.
A family named Newberry, 17 ia number. lost
nil but tbrcu i-f ibvir number. From l.'JWlo
l.irTiO people, *t Oconto, Pesaiigo. Marinette,
uud iio (lie IVebitgo River, need aid. There
were 2.&00 in Luat dbtnct. and Iroui 700 to 800
hare übch bufa«d.
T.>v'a 30 north. raqgo 21 cost nod vicinity, wn
Ibe scene of the fire. Xho tiro was home ou the
wings ol a turuado Uiu; upturned troo*. Only
buiUlats wor<- burned. the trees seemed to
escape. Pcopl. acre found |a the woods, la
lields nod la ru- ’.i. dead. Deer lay dead by the
side ul the road, llorauj wi.ru killed, attached
to wagon*. A i-liu-r ntt found dead with h.r
twin children i. her arms. .Men were .found
dead in the erects. The fish were killed in the
stream*.
In some cues b.-nd* f families wore killed
ar>d the rest left; ui outers the children arc
g ,e. One man cot into n partly dag well with
h wife ami sun wheu the toruado catae and
a y«d there till it parsed orcr. ihroviu* water
o:t them and they o.* him till uancar wusover.
A juuC i! u.‘J people tu the section are entirely
l J e*htic is entirely S *ne* Xho mills are to b*
j ouilt. t'ho tainmtuco suggest that relief lor
t.« w«t shore should ho »cat directly toera.
'iocy went to Oc»nto usd Peshtigo and sent re
lief Ij I .uca they couU not thomieiveg reach.
They iccoumicna that u« tn->re provisions be
scat to Green 15... but thatrbry be stored Here.
£veiy purl the Slate i* supplies,
and «riici".' cun be scut trom n*re woeu needed,
ttaw i-r. ».lions, clothing, uails, and
tools;"-: ixcdt-i. Also farming tnpleinents.
fUE BESTfitCrtUS IS I> *Ol: ClhstT.
IFrote tin: I) <or County Adroc*-.]
The uuul:r9 that nave b.-;.lieu our tamers
in diffsictit parts ul ihecouuiy up to Imt Sun*
day, terrible u* they Wire, seem almost onntng
wbeu compared damage and destruc
tion Ot last £uOday iilg.. I•* La«» tmulenSeo©-
atruction ol property U.»* auded lucW
luoretsrnble of Imams u.a. VJ i> to but- 1
day i-.urut the firgs had been through the
t >wi.. ut Bru-aeis. U.no.;, Gardner, FureaiTillt.
Clay ;»an*s. 3-ucwaupc Sturgeon B*y, fcev
a»l >1 and in a low placet* north. spreading
wliu t ever -tray the w.nd happened t«» blow and
keep as everybody lua coonant war-faro Jto
sav.- Utcir h-uhia, •bao-i and crops. In tuaay
plat '-lit*fire* had run tnrougb. burning up
'.lie cnees* but Paving other property utan
jarcJ f UB utTucra.ol which congratulated them*
solves that (ha uuntirn over. A abort'tune
was to'd»sj».Tth'u Illusion in uuisl hcart-rvod
iug manner. About 0 o'clock sluuday night
oj terrific tornado swept down from the
suutuwosi. rushing through tho western side «f
thu conuty, carrying deatu aud destruction in
it-* awful career. BfginuiLg at the Frisian set-
ileioent in Brussels. ilaWvpt fhrottcu tue towns
of Union. Gardner, the western part ol Forest- i
ville.J'Jasew.iUpee, the western past of bovasto- 1
pol aud down lijc oust shore of tbo nay. Almost,
every budding in its path was burned. At Wil-
Juimaon’s shingle mill on too Central Hoad,
everything was burned, an* a most awful de
duction of-lm«*a« lifo-onsued. Oat u( about
eighty jjsrsons'who lived at the mill. filty-seven 1
died eiuu-r by buraiog'hr soDocatioa. The lew
tiirvivors wuo esciped were bialy banjed, &nj
t.ll a must horrible til« ut' the seme at this tre-1
tuendous bolocau-t. Ihc fire completely sur
rounded l;»e p;acc, li ling tue c'.earej spot with
Hume And smoke, in »nich sevcniy tmm. women,
yiid ciilldrcb were struggling with death in in
must fearful form. And most of them struggled
JD van, ir-*lw> ufjlfa UitifiAs.
Parlies *>f men' who vis>vc>i WiiliamsonvUle
r.-port t;ic scene barrotriiieln-tiioaxirciQtr. la a
potato paten, in the center of tuo cleaner, lorty
jjvo bodies were found m otto heap, the balance
being scattered iu diffsroul psru oi the clearing,
two ot them 1 in a well. Tue bodies wore ail
buried there. .Many ot t3em were disfigured ina
uriitdo manner, arnu mid legs
sum; cases and moat of Che oodius burned beyond
ri’Cus,nU-o:i. Tue bam buss, Tuomas Bush.
s» \rh-. uninjured, says ho was on the
si.; xsott me barn .when thu hurricane came
rim there seemed l» be a Perfect cloud
VOLUME 25.
will stood. descended upon the terror
ußo n,tJ °f P*«-Ple- He defended from
ino barn, mounted a pony, andcalloped tbroocb
toe flame to a patch of hardwood timber. ISe
toroßoioff hotried to set others to follow, bat
anna roar of wind and flame*, ho
found it impossible, except in the case of one
man who followed him and alto escaped coin-
Jared. A* tho flame* descend* J they seemed to
strike at the people, and as each ware of firo
swept orer the scene, person after person would
drop. It was all orer in fifteen minutes. Ho
went back to the clearing in hdlf an hour after
the commencement m the fire (as soon as he
e»uld reach it), and brought water to those who
were still alive and were sufferios the keenest
tortures from t-ie terrible burniue they bad re
ceived.
THJC iriSCOSBI* TIXkBX.
From the Xieren* Point Finery.
Tbo fire* in (be Wisconsin pinery have been
the most extensive *ml de*tructive«var known
Immense and valuable cranberry marshes bare
been destroyed. Enormous quantities of bay
bare been consumed, valuable pino timber
burnt, and rendered worthless, ana much per*
«oiiAl property of various kinds lost by tho re*
leotless flame*. Toe area burnt over jo tbe
Wisconsin Hirer is about 3.U00 square mile*,
and the injury inflicted by tbe fire will f rm a
I*m ol near SIOO,OOO. What tuigut have been tbs
result but lor tbo timely shower which fell last
Monday, none can tell. Tom wo* sufficient to!
iravcnt it* further sr-eed.
THE IIVSUBASCE EXHIBIT,
Tbo latest accounts of the insurance losses in
the firo of Chicago make the following exhibit,
which wo bare compiled for tbe benefit of those
interested:
SEW TOXK COW AMIS-
Grots Anett,
Siam*. Juiul.lCTL bosses.
Mtaa. City *442,70* $2U0,000
Adriatic, City. 243.120 5.000
Agricultural. Watertown.-. 550.843
Albany, Albany....— 261,07*
Albany City. Albany 396.616 Stttptndiid
Ameriean. P„ City.. 741,405 25,U)j
American Exchange, City— 277.350 15.000
Aslor, City 403,571 300.UJQ
Atlantic. City—...— 556,179 250.000
•Heckman, City 261,851 253.000
Buffalo City, Buffal*. 570.9J4 500,000
Buffalo hire and Marine,
8uH.1., 473,577 5(0.000
Buffalo German. Buffalo 270.U01 5 000
Capital City, Albany..— 293,766
Citizeus. F.. City 684,79* 25.UU0
Clinton. City- 392.704 3.000
Columbia.City—. 45U352 3.UCO
Commerce. Albany 693.877 10 000
Commerce lire, Cay— 249.372 15 000
Commercial, City...——. 306,002 5 000
Continental. P.. City. 2,538.033 1.000.000
•Excelsior, City 335,744 250 000
Exchange, City....—.......183,969
•'ircmeu's, City 369.061 15.0J0
Firemen Fund. C»y. JT3,477 100.000
Fireman s Arun, City 226.269 20,000
Fulton. City. 383,002 Ad 700,000
WJ* Ul» 1.077,849 lUS.ixjo
Ulea s Fails, Glen’s Falls— 571,123 lo 000
Uuaraun, City—,—. 279.683 40.000
Hanuvcr. P., City 700,335 223.000
Uulm.o.CllT 235.242 10,000
ilollaud Purchase. Batavia 171,496
Homo. City... 4.378.003 Ad 2.000.000
Howard, P., City.... 783.351 275.0U0
Humboldt. City 231,186 10UXJ
Am porter* and Traders’.
Cuy _ 30JJ83 22.500
lulcro.tiou.l. Ullr. 1.339,476 400,000
I™ ll c, 301,745 lur< risk,
Jcff.ra.u, City 411.155 47.500
Km.. Louoty Ciljr 303.573 30.000
Laluycitc. L- L, City..— .214,751 7,500
Lamar, City— 531,402 200,000
Leaor. City.. 2W.801 30.000
Leug Island. P., Cuy.. 5A4.902
LoniUrd. city 1.716.009 Soii.ooo
*M«ibMl»n. City 1.407,703 600,000
’iUrket. P. City 701.634 450,000
Moeb.uios, L. 1.. Cuy 318.047 33 500
Meditate.’ .ad Tr—er*',
City 460.002
.MorcmUo. City _ 373,309 luOOuO
Mercb.it.’, City. 443.000 10.000
Nali»o. L. X., City 391,518
{..ti00.1, City 333,671 16.000
MAmilMm, 4’., City._ 433.638 40 OOJ
-AColon 301,004
lurk Fire. Cuy 393,370 15.000
Timyars. City 1,304,567 235.000
Mono Amencn. City 770.305 250.000
fourth Hirer, Cuy. 467 4a>
Facinc. City...- 443,557
Icier Cuoper, Cuy-..—...... £95 7 4
LUhel, Cuy 319.908 lo.uuo
Republic, City GSJ.4TB 225.00
ieaolute. City £sj 45" -5 yyy
Scnuncctudy. Scneueot—93.737 IVoutui uu
sSKS’ftR- 1 Ad 1.000.1 M
sterling, City...........£47 027 7 SOU
Tradesmens’, City-. Axi’im oVim
Washington, P„ fuy— 4 Z''Sm
S u liauil bur-3 tiCity. Cm... 539.093 iolilOO
C,U 300.000
Wwteru, uf liuflala. 582,547 liwluou
Kii„t v >“»»«ara«*ra coui-jmes. 1
UJo m ti7 3- 12,00j t
•IndeD.udL, 700.1 M)
i a «nww aw.ooo c
l«a**<cuOd, omtun L l'2tkn> a
uJr-bauu"" asoimi
—sw.ww io.uoo r
National.. SOtI.OUU 1
Pnoidc. Wore..tor... 037.750 SOoluoo
Uaj'.'ju 7t«,W r
Washington, 805t0n.......... J05.975 25 iM)
omo COMPARES
Alcmania, *255,000 2S 000 p
Andes, luai'uuu SuaVu
Cleveland, Cleveland iS'ixw
174.1u Jfi'uOO
Home. Columbus 637.W7 ]su i;Ui
Suo, Cleveland __ 301,340 75 OUO
Missouri companies.
Amer. Central. SU Louis.... SoODOO l
Ancnor.... 121,974 Ul.uOy a
Boatmens 51.788 20$J 1
COouteaU —_ 21 ,$OB 25.00U
cmastu _ 271,0U0 25.00U
CONKIOTICCT companies. t
JJtoa, 6.762,635 2 000QCO
City. Hartford 554,237 ±3.000 I
•Charter Oak. Hartford—... 251,951 2iW (WO s
•Connecticut, Hartford 405.069 4iw ow 11
Fairfield County. Norwaik. 216.358 30 000 i
Ut!Mu l '*Hte!om SS.Sfc
Phoenix. Hartford 1,717,917 7UU,(00 J
•Putnam, Hartford 785.788 800.000
•North American 456,000 700.000
381,750 350,000
ERODE ISLAND COMPANIES.
American. Providence....... 374,060 400,000
Atlantic, Providence. 326,614 275,000 1
Hope, 211,673 l&l.OOQ
Merchants’, Providenoa-,-. 372.199 13.C00
Noraranset, Providence 792.917 33.U00
Providence, Washington,
Providence.4ls,l49 650.000
Bocer Williams,Providaoca 279.946 100.000 j
Maine companies. 1
National, 8ang0r........ 241,000 17.500
Union, 8ang0r........... 421.000 5.009
MICHIGAN COMPANIES. 1
Detroit Fire and Marina...... 273.000 30,000
WISCONSIN COMPANIES.
Brewer#, Protective...—... 183.631 75,000
N. W. National 1912502 90,000
St. Paul Fireand Mario*.... 280.000 6J.0U0
Aurora, Ky—.. 168.000 35,000
FOREIGN COMPANIES.
Commercial Union.-..—.-$4,000,000 65.000
Impßrial...-—.—6,438,665 150,000
Lirarpool A Leo and Ulob*U!t>.l36.4'i) 2,000,000
N. British and Mercantile— 4,104,693 2,000.000
Queen—.—,—. 2347.495 Nothin*
Hoyal 9.274.776 93,000
PENNSYLVANIA COMPANIES.
Franklin, Phil.. 3,087,0UU 500.000
Alps, Brio 265.524 11000
Boatmen'*. Pittsburgh—.. 18.000
Eureka. Pittsburgh——. 18.000
Artesian, Pittsburgh.—.... 17.0 X)
Allemaoia—— 18.000
MopoDKahela—. 12.000
Pittsburgh—...— 10.000
Union-...— 5,000
Western 5.00
Federal., 7.500
AUeffhaay 2,500
Mercbanta’andMaußlrora’. 63X0
Enterprise, 611.0U0 125,000
Ins. Ci. v(S. Amariea. 3.060.000 (500.000
CALIFORNIA.
Pacific, California. 1.700.000 2,000,000
MARYLAND.
Merchant*’ and Mcchaoioa’,
324.208 250.000
Union... 21.000
Maryland 12.5U0
t 10,000
People’s... 17.000
Peabody 10,000
b 33.000
Franklin— 10.000
CHICAGO COMPANIES.
Rcpubile 900,000 5,600.000
Republic,
SEWB BT maii~
—One of the earliest coses on the docket of the
Supreme Court It mdo waieb hag already excited
considerable interest In the West, and wMch is
the United States, appellant Child, F«*z «K
Pratt, being an appeal from the Court o? Claim*,
ibis is a suit on one of the well-known Premsoi
contracts, made when the latter commanded
the department of the West.
—The Board f Supervisor Inspectors of
Steamboats, after a lour eouauUntion, nave de
cided adversely to the request of Western steam
tu* owners, who desired to carry greater pres
sure of steam than the lav prescribas. on too
cround that tuey are not in the tame category
as v s*el. that earned passengers.
—A Unued States official reports, nndsr date
ol September 8,1871, series of outrages per
petrated in Ouatutm C iuniy. X. C-, on Mrs.
Catharine Fergoton, her danguter (Strah Jane
rergusuo). three ol nersooa, md young man
named ba Phillips, by Ku-Kluz. all oi them
wero taken out into the w..odi. and alter a cruel
beating, drivau irom their b„mes.
—Ttw iiidicuatnt against e*-Uorernor Clay
too. of Arkans**, he* b cd qua»hvd.
—Colonel Joseph Davit, lor mnur year* an I
eminent publ c mun in Miaouri. died at Fay- 1
oue. on toe “to iust. 1
—Lost week sUatapU were made in Bedford
Caunry, Tone., by negroes, to cemmitt a rapa
apoo Miss Blessing. MUs tsussn Patterson, sod
Mrs. U«>*arJ, but tbs ladies succeeded in getting
away. Thursday, at midday. Mr*. H-g«r* wm
TiolateJ. Samuel \V«*l.s, colored, was oapiured
and identified ty her. Uonry Williams wst
identified by Mt*««s Bleeding and Patterson as
the man who arsanted them. Both men were
committed to jail at SU*lhyriUe, and oa Satur-
day taken to tue district la wuieb the crime was I
committed for trial. After dark, whilst bslngl
sent back to the Sbelbyvllle jail, they were taken
fr«ta the guard by some 503 armed men. not dis
guised, and banged.
—U..Q, R. Koe, of the Bloomington Pan
tograph, bat bjon appointed United States Mar*
sbmi lor the Southern District ot IlUnoi*.
—Mm Rose Gurbdr, tormerlyia Sitter of
Chanty at Columbus. Ohio, has IcU lor parts
unknown with Mr. John A. Arthur, local editor
of the Evening Diipateh, of that place. Tbo
sudden departure grew out of ao attempt on the
part ofeome other friends to force her back into
the convent.
—The coal miner* of Clay County, Ind., have
strnck. They new receive 8l pertm of 2,103
pounds, and their demand is for the same priee
per ton of 2,000 pounds.
—The War Department has been boxy since
the Hodge defalcation examining the accounts of
the Disbursing Office. This led to the discovery
of a discrepancy of a quarter of a million be*
tween the money reported by General Balloon.
Disbursing Officer of the Freedman's Bureau,
as on deposit to bta credit in tbo Sub-Treasury
1 at New York, and tue amount actually found
1 there during Uite investigation. An inrestiga
-1 ties is to Progress.
—John Fbaris, a eJored employe of the
steamer Pembina, was killed at Keokuk ou the
16tb insU. by. one uf the deck bauds uamed
Thomas Walker, also colored.
—A Kartd's special (rum Leaden says: Mr.
Bradlaw. at an immense meeting here to-olgnt,
declared that tbo (iieon was insane, and dc
maaded the regency to be entrusted to the
Judges of tbo law and equity until a republic was
established.
--Accounts from Northern Kaosas ssydestruc*
rive fires have been raging in Deer Creek aud
Harrisoa f £r*dk~V«ll£Tg.. extending to Jefferson
burned. Tho loss-ii estimated at $30,000 to
5*0,000.
—London #pwinl* represent Fnglond on the
era of a revolution. They declare that Sir
Cuarlca Dilke, who supplies ibi Kidical work
men with money, will be the first President of
the neir republic.
—There u increased excitement in Salt Lake
Lily in regard to tbu tin roinei at Ogden. 'The
star nf the it e»t in said to bn wonderful.
\v~£ r f\ l Lo m ia °f Vale Callege, and
w. t. KedUeld, tho duunguuhu 1 meteorol-.fiit,
unre botb. u* dared against tb» pipnlar theory
o* a J>>* u>!'iinctiv« equinoctial storm.
“On Wedncflday last. a prairie fire
swept over Washington Count*-, 10w.,. devoata
tiuf a tract of country Uelvc mi.es wide and
twenty-fivo mile* lon*. Marshall and Nemaha
bounties bavj also been burned »r<>r in Jaree
I>arr. tao farmer* losing Principally in bay and
fences.
Tup Courier iUt Elat Unit says that Mr. Gau
tier, or«.U»er-in-law »pd Prime Minister of
liaex, has had at Lone Branch au iot nr view with
Prejj,lent Grant, from watch hocatu.\fa;iof«ou
adoaej. Sinciihen he bus returned to San
D-mmen, and ha* bought tbt re several bouses
mod Itita Of laud ia expectation os coasiderablu
mo m their value.
—lne Interniitlonal Industrial Exhibition
which closed at Buffalo ou tbu 14th tost., tin*
been a creat success.
—The ioial stock of oil at Titusville on Oeto
-Itvas 4y2,J19 birre’s. The shipments duriuc
aepumber were 557.440 barrels.
“At a meeting ~f mauulacturen jn PilUhnrcb
on the loth lust., one of t&eio suggested that
tncy should borrow. on their cote*, tivu hundred
thousand dollars, which can ha obtained at 8
and 12 per cent, and loan the same tu their
customer*iu Chicago aid per cent per anantu
lor five years.
—Founoeu per cent of the fire* in Now York
are caused br kerosene oil, and the Fire Marshal
uryes citixms to avoid danger irom that m*-
ertal.
—Jay Gould ran his train bearing bread and
umter to Ooicjc.i sixty miles au hour, and land
ed in tbo uuncry city without but box or a
worn tire.
l Tuo Botch Gan Canal, oaca a national jest,
is a »w navigated by steamer*, saving u distance
of seven miles every trip.
—The Slate Attorney General of New York
ha* written a letter, indicating bis willingness to
co-operate in the work of punishing the Tam
mauy King and insariug a pure election.
—Fires prevail in tbo moontain* tbe whole
length of California.
—An umouuded rumor that the Sacramento
Savings Bank lost heavily by the Chicago fire,
caused o run ou tbe bank, but all demand* were
mot promptly.
—George A. Blanche 3: Co., Cincinnati book
sellers. have failed.
—At
SaViot
caasec
mot pi
—Thu Ontario A Erie Ship Canal Company will
open its stock books immodiatuly.
—Tbumai Boscoe. woll-koowu lor bis many
traoiiations trom Spanish and Italian Uluratare
died ou the 24th UIL
—Too now French taxes cams into practical
Operation on tbo Ist inst. Among the addi
tional imposts there is t<> ha one ot sixty francs
levied yearly on ail billiard lanloa, and 10 per
cent on ali railways, nacicney carriages, and
boat fares on and alter tbo Ifitii inst.
“Great Republican meetings were held in
Madrid on tbe Idtu lust, at which resolutions
were adopted declaring that tho party would
offer undoing opposition to uvury firm of guv
ernm*nt for Spain which was not purely Uooub
licao.
“Tbo Mormons havo started a subscription
lor the dcivnsu fund, to aid Brigham Young.
Mayor Weils, aud other magnates in overthrow
ing tbo charges brought against thorn by the
United States Grand Jury.
-Win. J. Slaussou. contractor ol tho Midland
Railway, Now Jersey, is missing, with £3d.OUI).
It ia tean-d ho has been murdered.
“Tho trial ot Georgo J. Uotu. fur tbe murd«r
of Oliver J. Halstead, commenced at Newark.
N. J.. ou tbo 16ih iuit.
“In the Baltimore Episcopal Convention on
tho 16th lust., a message wo* *ont tu too House
of Bishops asking them to suggest that the
money raised on the 15th in parishes, and horo
aliercoUoct.d in churches, bo applied i.. the
destitute clergy and ptoplo uf th« Episcopal
ohmche* of Cmcagu.
“Guixat has guno as French Minister tu
Greece.
—An expedition to defend Manitoba from
Fcniuti attack* leaves Oollingwood uoxt Friday,
under the command uf LieuL Col. Osborue
Smith, ot Montreal. Tbe torue wilt uuusui of
uoout twu hundred meu, enlisted tar six mouths.
—Judge Altvin, one uf lb* must brilliant
Judge* on the Canadian bcncu-Jicd uu Saturday
last.
—Opt. J. S. Ellison, who participated In tho
battle oi Lundy’s Lane, died at Saoraiuentu uo
Friday last.
—Alaj<>r James S. Dana, of tbu United States
Quartermaster's Department, has been relieved
ir«m the D.partmcut of the Lake.-. and ordered
to Arizona: uud Captain James W. Scully, re
lieved in the Department of Dakota, jj wr
dored to report iu me Commander ol the
Department oi the Likes for ussiyotnoat to
duty as Chief Quartermaster.
“There was a Very auvero snow-storm on
Thursday last near lUwliua Station, Wyoming
T.ic snow was turoe and four fa 1 deep in some
places.
-Tboc.irncr-sionu tho tie r Boston I‘ast
Office wa* l.ia on tbclfith mat. President Grant
at ,edGrand Mn«t«r Woo. bury w,t.t tho trowel
■—'The Count Scbwabe gallery of lalleu he
roes” winch was sold ftlauctwii io Boston,»
abort time since w«s purchased by Hubert
Vf alter of Cbteugo for 32,500.
—Pater A. Lormner, u prominent eitixeu ol
Dubuqe, di -d to that city, on tbo IC:L iiist.
—Clark County. Wu.. has bud its fire. The
principal io** is in log*.
—Cacuise, tbo ablest Indian in Southern Ari
zona, has oad a peaceful interview with Al-jor
Piper, tbe Indian agent at Fort .Moituc, New
Mexico.
—Toe St. Qothard Bail-way. with a tunnel
about tbe length ot that ot the Mont Cents, will,
it appears, very soqu be couanenoid. Tbc CUbi
tol oecces.-sry far tbe tunnel is about CO.OOO.tXXIf..
and for tbo hue* to join the Italian and tbe »wt»s
Hallway about 125,000.000f,
—Thu Directors ot tuo Birmingham, England
Gas Comp.ny have discovered Irauu* to the ex
tent ol £2S, UXJ, commuted by its mte 3«cr*iary.
—Dannie the first half of the financial year
the British Treasury receipts amounted to 31.-
849.933/., derived ns follow*: F.-om customs. 9
095.000/. excise, 1U,0C9,(X)0/.; stamps. 4,794,000/*-
taxes. 391,000/.; income tax, 1,475,000/.; P..»t-o*l-
G?onu a ttW."
953/. The payment* ru tho saute period amount
ed to 34.931,073. The lalanea in lh-t Bankf
Kurland on Saturday last was 2,007.235/.. and in
tuatof Ireland 1,470,711/. The Budget estimate
of revenue fur the twelve months is 72.315.000/.
—Tno Cumpirollur’s annual report, just sub
mitted to the General Assembly of Tennessee,
shows the State Indebted tio*s to bo
foe valuation of real estate it placed at 52t0,386,-
777; the average value per acre £8.39.
—Julius Menus, so weli-kuuwn in tho West in
connection wnh the Michigan Centra: Railrimd
and laxo steamers, died in Buffalo, on tho 14th
lost.
—Toledo was visited by a furious galo on Sat-
urday night, which blow down several small
building*.
—On tae 12th Inst, a prairie fire destroyed
everything we»t of tuo Republican Kivcr in
Northwest rn Kansas. Tho loss was aver
JIOO.uOO.
—A ireight train on the Toledo. Wabash A
Western Railroad was burned near Lafayotie
on tho IGih Inst. L -si, $30,000.
--Tuo t'ltixens’ CoiumittiM have found, that
the New York city debt doubled latterly, every
two year*. 1c w*.a $36,000,900 in January. 1569,
and $73.000.0u0 in Jauaery.'lSTl. It wu $43.-
000.000 on Junoary 1, 1970. and $97,237,525 on
September 14. 1371. Too committee tear the
debt will be lunbcr swelled tu 3120,000.000 before
tbo duke of the ©resent year.
—A suit involving the title to the Mariposa
estate or Fremont Cram has beeu commenced
to San Fraucieco.
—A dispute has arisen between tbo Free State
of the Orange HiTer. in South Africa, and Kog
laud. lur the jiomssion of the Vaal Kivur. The
fact that the new diamond held* bonier on this
rjrcr gives value t<) the announcement. The
new German Consul, recently appointed to the
State, will act as mu piro.
65.000
150.000
2.000,000
2,900.000
Nothing
93.000
—The real El Dorado” has at last been
fouml In theThamee cold-field in Now Zealand,
if the Sydney .Wetrfteer may bo believed. From
one of the minea ol ,t hat locality—tho Caledo
blsq H«o;—a dividend 01 $375,000 vu realised
in fourteen days* and m -re than a ton of gold
nurealized from five hundred nod sixty tout ol
quarts.
l General Sebastian!. brother of “Marital Se
bastian!. ono of tbo teir remaining veterans of
it»o Ftrai French Empire, died recently at Ajac
cio.
—AI a mediae of the Episcopal Synod, held ni
lavurovis n few w«ju ago. the fact of tbo Arch
bishop ol York and the Bishop of Winchester
h-vmg preached in Glengarry Church was dis
cussal. O*io ot the resolution* passed expressed
the regret of the Synod that their LnrJ«bips did
not use tUa entire service a* prescribed in the
Prayer Bonk, as by to doing they would hare
prcveoteiUreporu that are injurious to the peace
■sod w«U-doiur the churcbes.”
—The fstoor of John B. Gough died in London
on September I'-t.
—An Indianapolis despatch says the argument
00 the petition in bankruptcy against the I. C.
AL. 11. R. Company in the United States Court
has been again p<.stp .ned until the 7th of
h’uvumber. An i-Qwrt will.be made to com
promise with t io ere titors.
—•The Catholic Cnarah at Malone, N. Y., was
blown down i*ythe gale of the 17th.
—Captain Houston, <-f the stsamboat Ilespcr.
hsa brxuhtsait in the Federal Court at Mem
phis f<r t50.000 against General Forrest and
utners for the value of arms destroyed some
years since by a party of disguised men.
—Wiiu rvlereood to tbo Ql-ucestvr difficulty
briefly alluded M in Xns Tribitvk ot yesterday,
a despatch to me Boston Traveller say*: “Col
leoi-r FiUnbboo tolngrap'ir-d for the nrenue
cutter Hugh McCullough, of Portland, woleb
reached this port to-day. The Mahommg has
already come, and g.ia» out M.if. Torso trill
make a fleet ol lour voim!*. and any attempt to
sens the Horton by the Radish rrsaels will me*l
•*im a successful rcs.sttnce. Tho Mah *miiig is
sail to h tvo strict orders not ts let tno H«>rtu.i
be taken.”
—ibo property seued in Brooklyn by the reve
ouo officers is valued at trots poO.OOO to $75,000.
and included over 3,000 barrels of whiskey,
thirteen stills, aad two large r c.ifymg estab
lishments.
—W. A. 0 bbnnt has been re-alecied President
of the Rew York Goid B.tnrd.
—The Journal dtt Jhhati urg- a no organisa
tion ul the Fr«uoa army on the I’rursUu nlan.
1 ~~.L'he v Pans correspondent of tu« Loudon
Daily ,Y«r» says that a reaction «m the bourse
was cau«<3d recently by the news that M. Thlvta
had remied tue Grand Cross of the Krd Eagle
of Prunia, offered him In the name ot the £m
,perorotQenoany. on the grnund that in the
I present state of diplomatic relations between
France and Germany he could uot accent any
I faror from tbo Cabinet ul Berlin.
I —Aburriesno at Hanover, Mich., on the 15th.
d estrosed tho Methodist Church in that place.
I» “ff n ?fc B# «n another letter assert
ing that be will not accept a nomination for any
I office in, tno present campaign lu Minnesota,
says be i* not rich enough to follow politics as
lan amusement. Ue explains chat he .proposes
i to lecture this season upon his reminiscences of
Washington life, and running ftr offi.ee would
iotertere with bis engagement*.
I —The Prince Imperial ot Germany has confer
red oa W. U. Bussell (“Bull Run Kntfoll") the
medal of tbs Black. bite and Red Ribbon, for
bis services as correspondent of the London
Timet in the Franco-German war.
—Judge Jeremiah 6. Black writes i* a recent
letter to tbo York (Penn.) GaseOe: *'tbe b»rti
tie nod disgusting frauds in Row York bare
done more to grieve and dishearten the friends
of good government than any other thing that
has occurred within my_ recollection, To save
the Democratic party alive, it must repudiate
these scoundrels utterly. If they fall to do It,
they will go down to political perdition.'’
—The Baltic Lloyd Steamship Company, Stet
tin, Pru-sia, printouts by cable 11,000. with a re
quest that It b« tent to ibe Mayor of Chicago.
•—Tbo Lake Superior Timet says that the Sil
ver Island ore has yielded as high as £6,000 per
too. The.Tbunder Bey mins is now idle, owing
to pour management. A heavy party of cap
italists from Toledo. Oaiu, are tbo controlling
owners of the 8.-ea miuo. which is nearly ten
miles from Prince Arthur’s landing. Various
rumors are afl iat about ibis mine in regard to
its wonderful richness, and it is reported that a
portion ot it has been sold at an enormous price.
Uich deposit! ,r -oil v*-r are said to exist around
Like h’i*- tbst country is already fi
5.600,000
INSURANCE.
Ml tan
FIRE INSURANCE UO.
OfNEW YORK.
We are authorized hy ad
vices from the Company to
state that they are prepar
ed topay all their losses and
continue business, as here
tofore. All claims under
the late fire must bepresent
ed at our office,lo Mdridge
court. Parties desiring in
surance in the “Iron-Clad
North American,” apply to
Geo, C. Clarke Go,,
AGENTS,
lO ZEldxid.ge-co'urt.
LIVERPOOI,
LONDON
GLOBE
Insurance Company.
The losses by the great fire ia this Com*
puny, which amount to about |3,000,000,
will be paid immediately and in full.
Every facility will bo given to those
holding policies under which losses hare
been sustained in making proofs, for which
uniform blanks will be supplied at the
office on Wednesday (18tb).
Authority haying been given to draw
on the head office in England for the full
amount of these losses, tbe assets in this
country (amounting to over $3,000,000)
will remain, as before, in the bands and
under control of Xhc American Board of
Directors.
The business of Piro Insurance will be
continued as usual, and those who desire
to effect insurance on properly will please
call at the office, as the Company has no
solicitors.
TTil. WARREN, General Agent,
Office No. 5 'West Madison-st.
Phenix Insurance Company of
Brooklyn, N. Y.
TIIK FIRST COMPANY TO PAY A LOSS AFTER
TPE GREAT FIRE,
C.*ali Assets. Oct. Ur. '.371,
The adjuster* of the i.'ooirtnr are now paring
lo<e«i rapidly as possible, i’olicire issued at fair
rnlrs all closes of n»* »rJs.
n q So Madison
w «7 ,4 IT4; HKLL, apteral Apeat lor the North
WMtrrn btstw.
Toall i Fisher,
INSURANCE OFFICE,
No. .oSonth f-anal-er. All persons boMintf polieto
to eompaule* represented by the above linn on which
I-Ueie* no loea wm sustained in ilie late fire nr« re
quested l4i'present said policies to said firm at thw
rar without delay, for cancellation.
1 am Prepared to Meet
AT THE MICIiICAK-AV. HOTEL,
From 9 a. m. to 3 p. m., all persona who have anft
L-red loise*. and all who nr* insured In theLancut
Ur irr Ins. to. of Laucasier. P*. Prompt atten
lion rtwn. \VM. ItIDDLK. A
CLOTHING.
NOTICE!
HENRT W. KEFG- CO.,
WHOLESALE
CLOTHING,
will uEanMR niNisp«'j *v
Nos. 28 SO Market-st,
{Next door to the Drug House of
Duller it Duller within the next
ten duySy with as full a stock as be
fore the fire. We are happy to state
thaty beside the goods saved from the
firey we are able to fully replenish
from our New York Mouse.
Our customers and the trade can
have orders filed without delay after
the 22c? inst.
railroads,
DLUNOIO CENTRAL
RAILROAD.
Coffimradno October 13, and until farther
Doties.
Passenger trains will leave ami arrive from the foot
of Twenty-secoud-st. as follows:
LKA V E
St. Loois <t Cairo Par E*rre*s......_—„ *9:91 a. m
Night Express.-^—.p. m
Champaign P»*—nger __ T »i:Zi p. tn
I) yd* Falk A Oak woods Passenger *6;25 a. tn
m
*3:«o p. m
*3:io p. ra
*6:a>p, m
a n iu v k
St. Louis Cairo Etpmt- T "6:10 a. m
Cairo Express p. m
j«t, Louis Express :?5 p. qj
Hyde Park jtOakwoods Fass*nget.*~..— a. iu
*i;3J p. tn
At n. in
*7:25 p. m
"Sundays fxeepteil, tSaturdays excepted.
Paneagars will be ticketed and baggage checked
o=l, .e.T..=.,0.«===.... D fi Poj ;)nSsoS
General Paasepger A sent.
Chicago Alton Railroad Company.
FREIGHT NOTICE.
On and after Friday. October 2w. 1571, all charges
<m freight arriving moat be paid at the old qnartera.
Van Huron a»d Cuarles-eta, Freight Wilt ue deliv
ered at lluuxb'a Packing Unose.
A. H. KKID. liocrl Acent^
STOVES.
Uruivu Brothers
2 EAST SIONROK-ST. .OLD QUARTERS',
Manufacturers of
HYATTS PATENT SIDEWALK LIGHTS
And Hunt's celebrated
DAKOTA" SOFT COAL STOVES.
May be found at the old quarters, aa above. rw-lT
for ordora.
SHIRTS.
THE SAM BROWN
SHIRT.
BROWN PRIOR,
659 Wabash-av.,
Hard a complete stock, and are receiving
nets additions of
ms’ FOlffllSHK GOODS,
r And are selling at OLD JPSICES.
Shirts and Furnishing Goods,
WILSON BHCJ.
here full lines now. and will conthioe to snppty eny
demand. Shirts made to order at usoal, No ad*
tisci In price* on account of fire.
431 Wal»ash*ar„ aa West Washlagton-st., sad
Pike'* Open Uonae, Cincinnati.
OGEAKTRAVEI*.
Anchor Line
OCEAN STEAMSHIPS.
NEW Tons. LIVERPOOL. GLASGOW. ETC
All areuti are notified that ao Interruption hi
occortndlaoar baiinese, which it uuw carrlad uni
KO. TO TWENTY-THIRD .ST.
Tha royal mall steaaur Sweden will tail on W«ln*s
lav, October A at 13 noon, fruin I'ler 20 North Blfei
tjabin. W5 and ITS. Intermediate, K33 t Staarafe
rss*~aU in corraocy.
Onr nail U rasolarly daUrAed. Remit by cstrei
or Saw York bank draft.
HENDERSON BROTHERS.
_ _ No. 70 Twaoty-thlrd-et.
JAMES VTARBtCK, Q*n»r>l llanswr.
FURNITURE.
Furniture,
PABDOB PIT
BEDROOM FUBSTTUBB,
OFFICE FUBIfITUBE
THURSDAY, OCTOBER 19, 1871.
INSURANCE.
THE
tan Centra]
INSURANCE COMPANY,
OF ST. LOUIS,
Is prepared to pay her
losses in full, and con
tinue her business with
an unimpaired capital.
Policy-holders are re
quested to call on the
Company’s Adjuster, at
35 South Canal-st.,
CHICAGO.
GEO. T. CRAM, Secretary*
THE
SECURITY
Lire Insurance Company
OP SEW YORK
Is now located at
756 WaBASH-AV,
PoiW holders who have suffered by tbe Are will he
treated with tho gieau-st liberality.
This Company has doaatot gi,t>» f.«r tbo r*llrf of
Cblcrgo auSerers. C. BAKER,
General Avetit.
INTERNATIONAL
Insurance Com’y
OF NEW YORK.
Capital ani Assets, $1,400,000.
THOMAS W. BLA7ITE7,
.Aa-iEnsrT,
43 West Wiukhlnjj-ton-st.
Policy-Holders. bulLrers by the Into fire, will
please present theirclalnu as soon as possible.
Risks on all Desirable Property Written.
NORTH BRITISH
M Mercantile taw Co.,
Of London and Edinburgh.
CAPITAL, $10,000,000 Ed GOLD
Gold Assets, after Paying
Chicago Losses, $12,000,000
The New York Managers have received tbe follow
ms telegram from London
“Board of Directors stthacrioo lira thousand dol
«rs for relief of Clib'aco sufferer*. Settle mid pay all
•a*-* promptly. Ans'-rlc.tn huoii, amounting to
m.soo.ckki. mil not be touched.”
We are now prepared to receive application! for In
surance iu above company.
S. M. MOOEE CO., Agents,
6S South Canal 379 Wabash-aT.
HOME
Insurance Company
OF NEW YORK,
30 and 32 Canal-st.
nnu p, k
1 have arrived in Companv,
York.
This Company will pay all Us losses as soon a* ad
justed. and with two million* of solid as«ot* left aud
more to be aub-cril>ed. If Deeded, will continue to
indemnify the property owners of America as here
toforo. ARTHUR F. WILm.SUTII,
Vice President Homo Insnrince Co., of new Y«»rk.
New York, Oct. 10, 1871.
GENTLEMEN; At a moating of the ••.Ger
mania,’' ••Hanover," “Niagara, and “Repub
lic Insurance Companies, of New York Com*
prialng tho Underwriter’s Agency," held this
day, duo preparations wore made to pay Immedi
ately, upon adjustment, all losses incurred at Chi
cago alter doing which the capitals of tul the
companies will remain unimpaired, and bare a
surplus of over half a million dollars, learlng the
gro?s cash assou of the Underwriter's Agency
over two and one-half million dollars ($4,500,000.)
A. STODDART, General Agent.
To Ogden. Sheldon A tfeudder, Agents, (B Sonlh
Canal street. Chicago.
CTT-AII nereona holding policies la the Un
derwriter's Agency," will present them at 64 South
Canal-ttU, for adlastmenu
OQUKN, SEELDON A SCDDDBE,
Agents.
Headquarters Adjusting Department
PHOENIX
Insurance Comp’y,
HARTFORD, CONN.,
No- 661 Wabash-ar.
Claimants will present their policies immediately
for registration and adjustment.
a. \V, JILLSON. Tice President,
lu L. llttToN. Adjuster.
Ilnsinein Office No. S3 South Canai-et. Policies
issued aud renewed ly 11. H. UItOWN.
Resident Agent.
International Ins. Co., of New York.
CAPITAL AND ASSETS. H.IOC.fWI
The adjusters oflossM have arrived to aettle all
claimsag.inn tbiscotupaur. Policy holders are
quoted to present their claims at 3u9 Wabaeh-av., or
at my office, without delay. 1 am prepared to ac
cept riaKs on dwellings and other desirable property
at fair rates.
THOMAS W. B LAYS BY, Agent.
Office. <3 West WasblogtdO-st.
Office uf Miller dfc Drew*
Agents of Pacific Insurance Company, of San
Francisre; Washington Insurance Company of New
York; Aina lusnrancn Company, of New- York;
New Amsterdam Insurance Company, of New i**rk,
removed to So. 472 W.ibashrav.
Koger >VlUlan>B ltxaurance Company,
Of Providence. R. Z. Parties having claims against
tlie above-named company are requested 10 attend
a meeting of the claimants at the uffic* of tba aeanta.
<uf aald company.'Goodwin A Pasco. So. SI South
Canal-sc ,on Friday morning, at H» o'clock. lor tho
pnrpo*-of considering rrr*po,»l, n>ran adjnsttßsnt
of Mid cl ilm«. A- A. WILLIAMS. Pr atnent.
Williamsburgh City Fire Ina. Co.
OFFICE. :w BROADWAY,
Nrw Tosk. Oct- 11, 1STI.
At a noting of the Committee on Claims aa
bosses, convened by the President, a resolntlon Was
pasted nnanimonaly antberixing him to telegraph to
•■hlcago that alt loasoa sustained by ibis Company, as
•oon as adjuat-d, w.mld hasattled hy aigUC draft■
wltliont deducting tha sixty days* mtarest-
EDMUND P»tICG?». President.
Occidental Fire lusuratice Co. f
OF SAN VRANCISCO, CAL.,-
A, C. GUSENKBAUSU AGENT,
Office,*6 'Vnt tl-adolph-st.. up etalre.-
All HoMtng pollfi-e In this cnroftanf ple»«* r»*>ort.
Liverpool a tttl attd XSlube
Insurance Company,
OFFIOK NO. WM
Risks taken at current rate*.
ttjl. WMtltf.N. Oner»J Agent.
PHCHNIX INSURANCE CO.,
or Brooklyn. X. Y.,
To No. 30 3ladiaon-st,
SECOND FLOOD.
D. S. CRITCUELL, A teat.
1J.550.000
•Ai.W
Cadi urti,
Lota in ftf>,
Commerce Insurance Company of
Albany Y.
Will adjust all claims at office, 50.30 W. MadUoa*
•l„ 3rd floor. Boom So. l.
31. y. YOUNG* Gen I Aft.
Koyal Insurance Company* of ljlvorpo«l»
&ngUn4.
CHARLES 11. CASE, Gaoaral A rot.
So. CJ Sooth Caaal-rt,. up stair*.
ASSETS TES MILLIUN DOLLARS.
Yonkers and New York Insurance
Company,
WESTERN DEPARTMENT,
Office. 1066 Indiftpa-ar.
Adjuster of Fire Lout*, Office 73] Mala>«L Seren
yrara’ vxpertanea in intnranee, Hal adjusted loa**s
for many ot tha moat prominent companies. Will
make up claima and >raa*at tbem to the eotayanle*-
iteforeocae xirea aa required.
Insurance .Policies
IN EASTERN OR CHICAGO COMPANIES
Colleetrd without daUy. or aold for cash by
J. H. 2IISSELL, ATTORNEY,.
M West Haadolph-at.
Yonkers and New York Insurance po.
Policy holders win pleaee'prceent their claim* to
HERRING’S SAFES
GREAT FIRE.
Mntra. Harrfae ACo:
Gestliurs In the rter-memoraU* fire of tb* Blh
and 9th inst. wbieli destroyed *ofpa twenty thousand
building* InclndfrigCheentlre wholeule hnaitie** p--r
--tion of the criy. wo had our valuable*, book*, paper*,
etc., rocioie I in Herr.ug’* 5a ea. wh en, owing to the
m'-naity m tho brat, and the wont of water, were
itiibeddei in the ruins fur diy* before they could he
got at. and. notwitbtiaadisK the aaj*raUrt*d trial,
ibeybave pr-re.l equal lo our expectation, preserv
ing our property when ovcryUilQg else was swept
away,
D*r, Allen A On— Warner Felix,
Taopan, McKUlop Co., He*th Milligan.
IZaafea.j iLuklna. Marlin A
Union I-*. Trnat Ca Whw ier.
tiav'gßk. (1 *afe») W. rt. »l»yt A Snn.
We*gv. Klnlaod A Ord* Loomii t F-*llvtt,
.w*f. _ I'harlta Cleaver.
John VP«r«(llf Ca., Tenny, ilcClellan A
H. 11. Moated, T«mir,
Aituour. Dole Co.. A. E. Neely A Co.,
Drlukwortb k Leopold, Stanton x C*.,
Klel-I, Benedict I Co., Guotge Armonr,
A. M. Wright .t t:o„ L. A. Willard.
Oik*. Oro. Co.. jjlQgerXTiilC4.it.
Van Sbaacb.Stevensoo Ja». b. Kirk X Sou.
Keed,
A Uraeaatnrtaentofnerring’s Patent Champion
Safe*. Book Sales, Dwelling I irate Safe*, VaUl
Door*. Eipre**Clie»i*.etc cona'antly on haml si
oor factory and watrroom. cor. Foorteeotb at. and
ludmua—v.
SAFES.
P. B. COuK, General Northwestern Agent for
51crler, Bahinaon A Co.'s Cincinnati Safes, is ready
to receive order* and deliver safes.
Office 756 Wabash-av.
CBlfxco. Oct. 16, 1871.
S. ft. Chicago, 111
Dcax Km: The Xo. ll> U Y lre and Burglar Proe.f
Sato that we purchased of you about oueyearttgn
*4T-d all our p*p»rs, money, bonds, and jewelry,
amounting to about t.Quwu, Intact (a the recent
great eenflagratiou. It laid in tn« rnln* two days at
a fearful beat. We can cheerfully recommend it to
parties needing a good safe.
BSTPKCEEU X CO.
HERRING’S SAFES
TRIUMPHANT!
Twenty-two Safes have been taken
from the rnlns so far, con
tents all safe.
A large assortment.' of all iltn, constantly on
hand, at tbs Chicago depot sad manufactory.
HERRING CO-,
Corner of Fourteenth ■st.and Tadiana av.
DIEBOLD ZIENZLE’S
SAFES
PCOYKD THE BEST IX TUB CHEAT PICE.
*146 m?£-ST.
D. 5. COVERT. Cvtnral Agent.
Can generally bo opened wit!) key.
lufemallon given at Cl Sooth Canal.tt,
OUR OFFICE CAN BE FOUND AT SO. 66 WEST
MADISOS-ST..
We have ordered from onr factory at Cincinnati and
our branch housca at Si. Louie. Louisville. and
riewUnd.
OVER TWO HUNDRED3AFE3 OF DIFFERENT
SIZES,.-
which will be ready for delivery (na fewdars.
HALL'S SA FK ANH J.f»«*K CO.
Oar office can be fonnd at
SO. 66 WEST MADISOS-ST.,
We have ordered from oar Qtclory at Cloclonatl
and oar branch, Looms at St. Look, Louisville, and
Cleveland.
OVER TWO HUNDRED SAFES OP DIFFER
ENT SIZES.
which will be ready fbr delivery In a few days.
HALL’S SAFE AND LOCK CO.
WM. A. BUTTERS 00.,
uuee ao. ixu* mauua-Av.,
Will rssuuifl business on or before November I.
At Ko«. 3 aud 4 Dearboru Park,
Directly oppoalta old stand on Randolph-st.
1ET10S! inmost
WM. A. BUTTERS CO.
ARE READV FOR BUSINESS.
Office 1204 Indiana-av.,
Southwest cor. of Indlana-ar. and TweatytHtih-ai.
Orders left at ear new stand,
f 3 and. 4 RandalpU-st
(OPPOSITE THE OLD STANDI
■Will Meet 'Witt Prompt Attention-
Sales vf all kinds of merchandise solicited.
Wo will bold our first moor New Aoction
House oa Wednesday, November 1, next, opening
with a fre*h stock ot dry goods, clothing, boots and
tboes, Yankee notions, Ac.
WM. A. BCTTEBS CO.,
AUCTIONEERS*
GEORGE P. GORE CO.
■will have their first auctloß sale of
SOOTS -A-USTD shoes,
under the new dispensation, on
Wednesday. Oo tabor 26, st OH a* m-*
at thsir Jpftdous saleroom*.
Jlos. 1 and 2 Randolph-st.,
COR. MICIIICfiS-AT..
at Which time a splendid fine of all grades of good*
for men's; bays'; and youths, women’s, raise**, and
children’s wear will bo offered. _
Hoosebald Farnilnre and Otiier Gooda
On Saturday morning, at the salesrooms No*. M and
6u \Vest Madl»u»-»t. Al«a. •-’ubrla «we-t potate>*«.
Colby and Wirts Auctioneers.
Wr «b»II «->l on Friday, October SO. 10o'clock e J»..
nil the household good*. wndiUM *»l pnrlor, ciMia
her dlßlng-roolo. and kitchen fon»» cu r
aum-fl mirror*, crockery. Ac.. ail contained lu the
Vo. I3t \Teet Jacks™ st.. corner D»plalne«
iuvS*£* wltb Wim -or the promisee. Also, on«
O' l r”*‘m.Br'!t'wl»Tg. A.e.1..~r.-
The-Chicago Business College
Will oDcn la a few day# on Slrteealh-aU, be- 1
Wabash and Mlchlgan-avs.
Two of the Uxjoat and finest balls la the city _
hare been, leased. And a
FIRST-CLASS BUSINESS SCHOOL
will be conducted as heretofore. All the depart
menu wQI be in operation, with fall corps of
teachers. Office at present, T9i Mlchlgan-av.
Seretalflse offices and store rooms to rent. Ap-
ply at 793 Mlcblgan-av.
BRYANT CHASE.
(formerly Bryant Stratton.
The Chicago Collegiate
Institute
At JUrenswooJ Is only twenty minutes’ ride from
the Northwestern Depot; fare, sorea cents. Prof,
jleyo isatraets I>. dCnalc, Hadaoie Schmidt In
Frvnchaad German. The attention of residents on
the Vorth Side la especially Incited to this school.
KPWARP BATES. Principal.
BOOTS AND SHOES.
Doggett, Bassptt& HUls.
HEADQUARTERS at
522 Wabash-av..
Corner Harm on-court.
Have oh the way a new
StOCK of
BOOTS SIDES,
F* A. Mltebel
SATES.
IX THE
SAFES.
Harris Safes
DOJi*T DESTnoy YOhU SAFES.
Safes.
Safes.
AUCTION SALES.
By Gilbert Martin,
Auctioneers.
Haw StoreKoa. S3 and M West Madlson-st.
AT AUCTION,
XStGATIOITAL.
GENE RAX. NOTICES.
Important to Merchants.
g-eo. w. cross,
LATE OF
CUTTER, TOWER CO.,
General Stationery Purchasing Agency and
Commission JWerchant,
IX ALL KINDS OK GOODS,
128 Nassau Street, New York.
Having in th*» business for the I .»t »4*vfnt«*en
fear*, l b*re m*d<* aoay <rqa*liit4tier« icd -»nn*c
*;°nr Whereby I am cunhl*-<l ta ni»S«* the verv UE-T
T KfllS not onlr In tn» Sfa'l>in**rr lire, botany
food* you mav,front time to lime reqain*: afftaJ to
their PUOMKTSHIk'MENT. l.y .«i.t
dirvet, make cor tract* Air shipping, or st-ml t* other
ptrtiM t>»be pitpced; and my heme in 'hr ro*rkr<
eoDHi«ntlr nnnblr* me lo know wh tv :a l>m c* e«p-
Ih»r» ll*- good* I oral eri I direct Hom ihe 51 A N
UFAUTUnKUS. or other ar-ma, pi jr«.a, r«>rrviLß
duplicate, and at the end of the month yon in >r remit
my camrai*9iou. Case* and cariac*cha:grd *i eo«t.
On Scmlros; first orler. pie**- **lvuo wa it huus- nr
house* y-o have prevloiuu bought ir»m. iviiat credit
received, and if you nav** anv pr-iereiice.
As to my ability, Ac., I rrfer yen, by p-rmission, to
h. L, Drown, Esq., of L. L. Brown A 00.. Paper
Mann lecturer*. >onth Adam*. .M-a*.
Wm. biting, E»q.,«: Whiting Paper Co„ Holyoke,
Halt.
CKO.. W, CItOSS, 13 Xaisan-at.. N. T.
X. B.—To partie* buying larraiy special term* will
■e mad*, or will make contract* to buy at a stated
*ntn peretotj'h. Term* niude known on application
liy jotter, ttatjng about the amonnt ol good* tvqijlr*
ed t»r th* ww«»n. orf*>r«inck.
A CARD FROM
Fitcl, Williams Co.
Our Office is at
75 Calumet-av.,
Second house north of Twenty-second-et, where
wo have all our books and valuable papers that we
eared from the flazseo.
Weearnoitly solicit til persons Indebted to ns
to aid na all they can by remittances.
Thankful for past favors, and hoping to relmbark
In business again soon,
We remain, yonrs truly,
FITCH, WILLIAMS CO.
General Notice,
THE AMERICAN MERCHANTS’ UNION EX-
PRESS COMPANY
are now prepared to
RECEIVE AND FORWARD ALL BUSINESS
OFFERED.
Eastern business, for New Yak, Boston. &c..
office HS-Twenty-eccond-et. Western business, for
Chicago, Burlington Quincy Railroad and con
nections, at office Canal and BurUndlon Crossing.
For Northwestern Railroad and roads leaving from
that depot, at office corner of Ktozlo and Caoal-ets.
fold Milwaukee Depot). Alsoat office 314,216. and
919 West Randolph, corncrCansl. Principal office,
NO. 115 TWENTY-SECOND-ST.
National Sunday School Teacher*
Office, ii Wait Baudolph-st.
ADAMS, BLACKMKR 1 LVOX,
Publishing Company.
The General Agency
OF ALLAN LINE OCEAN STEAMERS
at pre«*nt In 137 31ilwaukpe*ar., until removed to
Niroa’e DnllJlnc. LaMallo-et., io about three weeka.
ruiitt to and from Europe «t lowcit rnte«.
VKKD. S. WINSLOW.
THE OFFICE OF THE
COAN TENBEOEKE
CAEEIAGS KAHUPAOTTOING COMP'Y
IS AT Til 818 FACTORY.
Corner of Randolph and Ann-»ts.,
rbsro they will resume their business in a fi-w days
Qd be prspircd to receive orders as usual.
All persons iuJcbiud to us are requested to remit'
AT OSCS
n currency, by express, to enable ns torel.eveoar
mplujts, eotue of whom
ARK HOMELESS AND IN WANT OF FOOD.
All persons baring buggies, carnages, or wagoos in
their possessioa belonging to os. will please rctnro
theta to our isciory or tend (heir address, ami save
trnoble.
Iron Fronts for Buildings.
IlanJiOme. cheap, and quickly put tip. All kinds
t Iron work for buiMinffi. Cttiuiu-s nuu all lo or*
ilion furnished upon application.
J. B. A J. M. CORNELL,
tf fantre-ft.. New York 1 *ltr.
Notice.
All parties hiving account* against us tint are
do a can, by presenting ;*amo at our office, tectlve
their money. DAY, ALLEN d 0..
fi3« Michigan***.
900 tVAaib-av., and* DO and 3d Weat
Waiblngton-it<
All parties Indebted to ns are nrced to remit st
unca hr draft on New Turk it eurreimy l>y express.
Uur fa Tory wns sar.d- Orders (Miuring »u fi'*m all
parts of thoeeuntry will b- filltHlln rlieordorm
which they come. Address all communications
F. W. FARWELL, S*er. tary.
gvi Wahssh-av.
Wholesale Merchants
And. laaincis men wldting to announce change of
location, anil give notice that they will fill orders, to
their customers throughout tin* Northwest, can do
so AT ONCE in the Northwestern Union list oi
THREE HUNDRED AND TWENTY-FIVE news
papers, by applying to
s. M. BOOTH,
At the office of the Chicago Newspaper Union.
U NORTH JEFFERSmN-ST.. CIIIOAGri.
The National Live Stock Journal
Will appear iu tho usual form about tlie 23th.
GEO. *W. RTJSX Sc CO..
S3! WEST MONIUHs-ST.
Chieagq Newspaper Union,
IS Forth Jefferaon-.t- The Dell! Erectac Wlkob
aio Milwaukee,baa the ItrgoslJob Prtatiag House
In the Northwest; running thirteen steam presses.
Orders for work may be leit at Chicago Newspaper
Union office. 13 North Jeflbrjop-at.
The Chicago Newspaper Union will bare three
more fast newspaper presses running the first of
next week and will be able to accept press work
for them- We shall also hare an abundance of
nricting paper of all sixes.
psutwutt A- T. AIKENS. President.
Bread for the Hungry.
We Will deliver In Chicago by the Chicago. Bock
Island A Pacific Railroad, or th» Chicago, AlC»ti A
8t Louis Railroad, choice family flour at tb* follow.
Ins prices: GKolca-whue winter wheat poor f«r
$8 23 per barrel: choice red winter wheat flour f*r
$7.23 per barrel, lor one barrel or more. Send the
money by post office order, or hr express, prepaid.
This was the wholesale price cf flour belora the Ore.
AB J.M i'ntOox. tiir am., Joii.t. m.
Joliet, 111.. Oct. 16. 1 371.
612 Miohigan-av.
All our account book* and plate* ara saved.
The machinery Is In motion to meet the wants or
all oar customer* at the earlleet possible moment.
ROOT A CADY.
A Card From
Our office U temporarily at 8«» Wabseh*aT. %»e
shall resume busmoM at the earhtwt pnawblo mo
ment. Gur frlsmis wb<» are indebted to u* will cull
er «.special (avur by (etniitiuK us at onco ell they
•ither in earreorr or New Turk ixcbsnt'.
ItIuHABD?. OKUJIBAUGU t .“UAW.
Grocery BroUcrn.
An adjourned tneet.a* will beheld at Standard
Hall JTrid.r. At ID*- ni. A .lull attendance is re-
St. Louis Law School
The MnUr annual nation of this erhool opened
October 11. Full coureo. two ur»«, «i* luonrhs
each. Student* admitted tn eitlier rlnH. on exwml
nation, o*all January I. 187.. luitloa iw.. to» P* r
itoatn. iurludlu* mo of r n'.nn^f
r«.r particular* addrm C. M. >T£t>AuT, fl anui
i nltr. ait N rthTblrd-e: M. Lou-. Ml>
TO RENT.
TO BKNT.
House* famished or unfurnished. email cottages,
aoltea of rooms, Ac., la ail parts of the city. Also,
a large tarn on State-si., south of Fourteenth,
capable of holding 14 horses or more. Parties de
giro os of renting, buying, or selling, will do well
to call at my office, as my list embraces property In
all parts of the city.
WILLIAM D.KERFOOT,
69 East Wasbington-st. “Bnrat District.”
To Adjusters.
For not desirable rooms and accommodations at
So.BH Ind»»w—av. Inquire qm ptr-mif*.
.express:
American Merchants’ Union Express
Company,
General Office cor. Indtaua-ar.
NOTICE TG CONSIGNEES.
CBICAOO, Oct. 11. 1571.
This company bavins resumed, business, are now
prepared to deliver money »nd other properly eon*
•ifned to this city. Parties expecting ihlpmeots
will please furnish thslr address. Notice to con.
signets through. ibe Post Office will be gives on re
ceipt of property, and effort* made to deliver con
ligaments on arrival. AU mooey. gouds. warns,
merchandise,* and property generally left lo onr poe
muSon after such notice Is given, or after offers to
deliver bare been made to consignees, will thereafter
be held at risk «f whom It may concern. Branch
offices corner of Randolph and' Oreen-tts., and at
Northwestern Railroad Depot, comer ol Klntle and
Canal.su. CUAS. FARGO.
Assistant Genera! Superintendent,
CHICAGO SCALE COMPANY.
Fairbank' ,T (t Tirl «i-I|s-
NUMBER 73.
BANKS.
NATIONAL LOAN AND TRUST €O.
REMOVED TO
107 Randolph Street.
W'f litre to announce to oor patron* And vlin pulm
lie generally. that we havo SAVED EVKItYTUING,
and are now prepnrwi to transact all LutiOess i-n*
trustrd to us with fidelity and promptitude.
Ptroorand reUAMejisfes* Drain on the Bankers
of lUu Llilted rtatea Aiuternrnetit in l.uc.ion »n
Urjtenf ■ma'Unm*. at *Lh*; .hafts on the B.»k of
Dautot o w Ivrk, I reiel
4; 0.. I uila-elotii.i.
M'-'-’V wut br telegraph to .tow Tori, Boston
I muJelpliia and >an trancisco.
Deposit accounts iveelerj aa.nsital.
GEO. c: SMITH. President.
WM. 11. PARK, Gamier.
The Slate Savings Institution
WILL up EV >UUUv INKSS u.V TUESDAY
JIOUMTU. o“T<»ukis j7 t
569 Wabash**?., at 10 o'clock. sod dash* to de
t- lueif entir-energies t» relieve their suffering
»n:C deposit. .r*. *n.| will p, r Ilim of cr c
TWENTY DOLLARS. Oil LESS.
wjim pc> ori a m: ‘T oced money fur pregent
UoiilC
The Union Insurance Trutc Company will open
for Rcneral tonkin* business on Wednesday ,;Dctvbst
!6. at their branch office 3.6 llilw«ukre.a».. and will
•pcH about tho Ist of Jf >v«mU>r at 37 We*t JladUoti
st under «h~ -li-rnmn lions-.
The Marine Company, of Chicago,
J. Y. SCAMUOS
w!l! for the present occupy effiro
XD. 2SI OUTfACE GROVC..W.
A» soon as vanlti are built, tie abov,.. name 1 bank
will remote to the turner of C- ncr-s«.*r. and 31 fclif
ean-sv.. which place it »v».l occupy until the old site
is rebuilt.
Germania Bank af Chicago.
MO. 17 MIUVATTKEI: ATESCE.
The n-rminl Bunk has e.lat.lUbed Us n*«r office
at the nbov.- place,. uod is doing (Le regular Lusiui ss
lwnt»» a
obi accounts are iiberalli settled and new accounts
opened lir CPe cnatutnary way.
IV. J. HALTED. CM.,. C KM KI SDUUF
The Cook County
National Bank
IS OPEN FOB BUSINESS AT
223 MIOmCAX-AV.
C. Follansbec Si Sou.,
ll.mkfi-J, 40i Wuluih-av.
Tho CUy National Bank
Am building flr«*pr«»f rank In tb«ir upv office,
on tl«* northvA-t corner of Clinton and W-,«hin--
tou-ata., and will rrsum- buaiiio.i m is« daya.
Hibernian Banking- Association
Hare rcanmoJ bn»ln-*»*t
4tS WAHAMH.AV corner Pe<*k-conrt.
Office of Itlcrcliaiil*’ Savings,
LOAN AND TRUST CO., 4U Wabashar.
All depositors are requested to forward ras AT
ONCE, at above address, a statement of their ac
count with the bank, lop verification.
CUAS. HENROTIN. Cashier.
il. Clauascnlus Si Co,,
BANKER.
And die (.Vn.ulfttoof the North (L-rniiin Union.
West UaadoltJi'tt.
machinery.
Engines and
Machinery.
€.I&G. Cooper &Co.,
MANUFACTURE JtS
Stationary. Porablo. and Farm Slide Vulro
ENGINES
of every required size. Upright and Hoisting
ENGINES.
The Corliss Automatic Cut-Off
ENGINES.
Cooper A Co.'t luiprovcd Slide Valve Cut-Off
ENGINES.
Tubular Locomotive and Fine
BOILERS.
Circular SAWMILLS.
FLOURING MILLS, and complete
MACHINERY
for flouring mills, sawmills, elevators, lumaces,
and laci orics.
Plana and specification* tarnlrhcd to customers
wit ho at charge. Small Engines on band or in pro
cess of manufacture. Older* filled on short notice.
The sft. Vernon Iron Works, established IS*J, are
among the largest In the country, and have the
nut approved facilities for manufactories.- Their
Call on or address, for large illustrated
circular. C. O. COOPERA CO.,
IQ and 13 Wwat Randolph-wt.. Chicago
Portable Engines.
Wnhave In stock.and eta lornl-h lustanl**r,
8. 10, 12, U.IU, -V 1»-IU*USE PORT VIILE ENGINES,
b*>tti tn-mnM «n*l uiimtinnte-i.
This style oC L-iiitiuo ia uuMt su.t«Mo tg>-*ll indoor
rork.un.l will readily Sell to farmers alter being
U *\Vo would rrf-r you to ADDISON BALLARD.
Lumber Dewier, Chicago; or wr.iolo
YE O X SIIuKaxKER,
RICHMOND. IND.
Steam Pumps,
WROUGHT IRON PIPES.
RUBBER AND HF-MP HuSB,
AND PACKING.
TDK NORTHWESTERN MANUFACTURING CO.
to North J-(T k on st.
Bacon’s Portable Hoisting Engines,
FOR CONTRACTOR.-*' USE.
HOISTING OF BUILDING 31 AtEUI.\L. PILL
DRIVING. SIC.
Quick working, cheap, simple aud durable. ilann
tscmrrd by
THE 3IORUIS CO. 3IACHINB AND IRON CO..
3* Coniandt-t.. New York.
Caglnes.
\-2 to 100 Horse. L**ve shops rudy for nse. Re
turning n<> foundation. Noiseless t fiction Grooved
Hoisting Machinery. Automalle Cable Carriage* lor
conveying material any Uietauc* economically.
CoiitriftK-d Pumps. pump per real m»i« water
with same power than any pump In use.
‘■’■TO'd.- ANDKKWS 1 BUO.
4J4 Water btreat, bear York.
TtRAL ESTATE.
ILEAL ESTATE OEriCE
op
SNYDER LEE,
Room 17 Nixon Building, northeast corner Monroe
and LaSalle. Also West Side office at N0..9 South
Bamed-st.. Masonic Bonding, comer Randolph.
House For Sale at Racine;
The l»te residence of Wci.V. Baker. Esq., on 31-in*
st Karin* cmh b<* bought vii Terr c»sy term*. Price,
sajiOu ludu- is the most prosperous manolactur-
Tnf to*n tu iVUcntnlti.cn relies from Ci.lcjko, and
flVfs i-Tir.Qnliiia n lor p«-r#on* eugagrd
Field, King Co. and Jacob Weil
HAVE REMOVED
448 MICHIGAN'-AV. v
We bare applications now fur the pnrthaw sea
rental of real estate in the Burnt District, bouth
Side. Send lo voop Hat* atone*.
TRANSPORTATION.
GOODRIvH’S STEAMERS,
Hmcn anfl MuAcgoo. Bally for Si. Jo.cpb and
Ban os Harbor. Scml-wtelclj to Green Bay.
8
HOTELS.
TM EiTersiie Hotel,
Riverside, will be kept, from this date, by Messrs.
Gage Bros. Rice. Snflferera by the great fire will
be liberally treated, and board for the fill and*wln
ter at Tory moderate prices. Pleasant rooms.
Goa and water, and frequent trains. Apply at
Riverside.
Transit House.
dummy tlx times dally.
Wnod’s Hotel.
3» Sute.,l.. corner Hnbtwrd-coortr'CliTrayo. 11l-
ENoUH Vft>6l>. PrbrriAs^.'
rimt.eTa«« ercommodatfon*. ■liafgM wonjbl^.
WANTED.
Agents Wanted
for Tfi* niete’-r of I’hicaao and the Great Confl.iCri
-1 lion, by Uou ?olbetlauACti*abvtlm. ol the Ud-
hUtorr of the. PAST of thta meet won-,
derful of.cltiee, aud a •■w 1 1
DERAILED,- CI^COURTANTIAL. ANIX-MOaT
DRY GOODS.
CHAS. GOSSAGE CO.,
233 West Madison-sf.
We shall reopen in a few days,
at the alone number, with a stock of
fresh goods.
Our JDHESS and CLOAK
MAKIATG IJEPA It T2IEXT will
be re-established under the old man-
arjtment.
GARSON, PIRIE CO.
Will re-Mimo baMneas very soon,
of which paniculur notice will
be given us. to time and place,
lu. the meanilmr, our friends
«nd customers will oblige oy
sendihg remittauces and cor
respondence to So* 636 West
t-iiKe-st.
dry GOODS.
XEW GOODS RECEIVED DAILY BY
THOS. PHELPS CO.,
32 Sl 34 West Randolph-st,
Cyit.SKIiC.VSAL
ALL GOODS SOU) AT OLD P3K2S.
HAMLIN,
HALE
COMPANY,
Office.
2SB Miehigan-av,
Retail Department
Will reopen, within a very few days, in
the largest and most convenient Dry
Goods .Store in Chicago.
S2S West r Ma'dison-st.,
With ft full stock, suited to the present
wants of this community.
Wholesale Department
Will reopen Oct. 2.1 in the large brick
building,
29,31 38 S. Canal-st.,
Id Immediate proximity to the new Sher
man and the Briggs Houses and the Rail
way Depots.
Their facilities will be amplo for prompt
ly supplying the wants of their customers,
and their assortment will be as complete as
heretofore.
BUSINESF CHANCES.
WANTED
A puwluutr row as sootl corner far dry
ffoodt»« Uim UiaChlfaioto-dt/. Batld
ln£2|x?.V combined wbhtu comfortable
a irtiilfure om qorfQ Victoria need
dex Ire. Stock of pmda on hand worth
about SI 2.000; bnlldios and lot 813.000.
Will (Abe unencumbered real estate on
Sonlh side fthc blacker the betted;
must liarc a food part ca»b Ap
ply at 9IM> West Lake st The best
printsS cents. All other goods In proper
tion most act rid or them. At the <>AK
TO 906 West st.
MISCELLANEOUS.
PAPER.
Winnebago Mills.
Flavins two nulla in operation and Lirge amount f
stock altli p-d *t?r>r tlir we aiitll, daring nrxl
week, hare good stock of Mnnilu, Wrapping
Nona, Priumtg. uo'i Writing Papers. Knohrancst
by draft on New Y k <rk or currency by express will l»e
appreciated.
l Hydraulic Ham and Pump.
9 Retainer.
5 Finisher*.
iS-r
--4 i.'odd r-i»*e*.
S.nxtlb Scales.
I Hnll'soQh'->»'•*.
TracK. far-, an.l all (be fixtures comrlpt** f.>r tn«
m mu acute «f P ns Tobacco.
F«»r lerrns address J MB' D'*KITT.
'..1 itn. h<o.
Anchor Line
OP OCEAN STEAMSHIPS.
NEW TORE, LIVERPOOL, GLASGOW, Ac.
All agents are notified that no interruption
has occurred in oar business, which is now carried
on at
NO. 70 TWENTY-THIRD-ST.
Onr mall la regularly delivered. Kemlt by eS
press or Now York bank draft.
HENDERSON BROTHERS.
No. 70 Twemy-third-fit.
JAMES W ARRACK, General Manager.
Van's Ranges,
FOR HOTELS AND RESTAURANTS.
We are prepared to furnish these celebrated Ranges,
Broilers. Carving Tables, Ac., st short notice. We
are erecting a building for our Hot Air Furnaces
where we shall fce ready to fill all orders fcr
FURNACES AND STEASI HSaTISO
at me shortest notice. Address or call npon ns at
9S6State-st. LESTER. HEB»S. SMITH A Co._
Paul Becker
AT
West Chicago Ladles’ Seminary, 15 and 17 South
Shaldmt «trect. continue* hla class In the above in*
ttitatioa rad Cd aetommodalo hla North Slda pa*
pila or others at mo same place.
No Such Thing,as Death!
The «*ti;o energy which created out of nnthlng
those Immortal hooks. “Tlie Two Angels. The
BaUr,” aud ••Sir Copp. can and wl.iresurrect
there out of worse than nothing. Orders: ami sub
scription* r**coi»ed by CLAIfKL x CO., 4*3 W arrea
ar., Chicago, tingle tuple* l»y mail,
Ready-Made House*,
DWELLINGS. STORES AND WAREHOUSES
LYMAN BRIDGES CO.,
Corner Carroll asdSasgamos^stai
Building Materials
OF ALL KDtDS, OLD AND FEW,
Bought and sold by
LYMAN BRIDGES CO.,
Corner Carroll and Sangamon-eta.
Odd Fellows’ Keller Committee.
lW«uarter*«t Fifth BaprUtCUnreh.'c ru«r »;»r
rw«a rttid >.»ngunon-e:s. Dtscribuuaa office saoio.
2?i«noi» petmineat. J W»rd Ellis, i*re*l«l-n»; K.
K Job.. G. Iftw. Tr. Merer,
m Culver, Pane, iloync Co.’s
SATIOSAL PAGISGi XOtDEBING ilAcniSE-
..rtaasmier.ti h.tticit niada tj •u?? 3 r l
icaptelatonce witli :he abora Q»iua>lill--
.ivi* s..ou:d Ur l«*-t a; our effle.-. *l, >*a-J •'■-re
plulnn-at.. without «;el«y.
Removal*
Office ef.Trraho, Ruiiliug A L«. and Cut*. Verghc.
C.s*ol Mr UirarU and Wonen»t*nrtf, now
(J(*tla£b.tirutt*-uv. _
The Mlsae* Aihen
Have removed tbeirDr«a;MaWng Parlors frem 96
Vaaßaren-et. u* Su Uarmou-coar..
The Office a’ C. B. Sawyer Co.,
IS AT 449 WABASH-AV.
New Yurk .Dallies and Weeklies
C*n he U*i»t Um-
SIILUSIAS UoUaE SEWS DEPOT...

IVe. Have Roun.
at fsrrt uaLL, lake forest, i 11.,'
'.■p lour yoonff lall*s wbo bare lost their homes hr
ib file. iiu very reasonable terms: Apply to tno
Prnirtptl.'
LAmCr«»WT,Qct.lf. W»,
Buckwneat Flour.
ICO BARBELS NEW AND CHOICE,
Si West L*te-st„
RAtRWys-V }>V«»NR.
■The- Best Automatic Cut-Off* Entitle v
In the Country wllfbe on exhibited ar the David M.
r«r l4ta»ufoe*urii>(t H'orJo. ow rb “™V*T'2*l! .\?J
I’lrtiee m«4»> of enaloeearereqtr »t«l to c^lland
iSISe/AdiSwe h. LlKCOWN>i*^*«P««*
|m>.. after <>ct. »9.
NOTICE '.TO 'SHIPPEBS.
The Pittsborgh,'Fort Wayne and Cbicaigu Rail
FwlaM flnw>t,Hnli«oo eumot, Oeln* Miri
from dertrtml ion. by the grent ana of SiUuJijjmd
Somlay olgtiafts now In stapo to t>k» frofcn..
this artery of trade to open np and relievo
ihoao who may have .'property to
CtUcaro,'and lwm opened anoffiewat NaOMadl
mo tlieet, nnd.rjho Brin, n
LacledeV opp<mi« <Ae Stadteon
E?eli*t.Statio«rr- Th?Sur:Ußioa Llu« Agency hw
Tls headquarters at this office.
nmoQQt ot freight .can. ba.tatca iaunedhuelT.
enough to eliable pcfciT 7 T,T |se, money from