The Racine Advocate from Racine, Wisconsin • 3

I860. FOR Tmylr Orphau Aiylam. CriMIHNr ll ITU T1S1K fcf, AN. AKTKU MONDAY WAtM.lse train wl leav Maelne a follow W.aX WEEKLY REVIEW OF THE MARKETS Hew Boot Shoe Store. A.

LEIQHTON, 1-1 M'lin Stmt, Where can be found a prime a-ortment of Gooda In that Hue, mostly of home mannrar- lure, sod of the Ittut Iflalrrlnl Workmamhlp. -1- facilities are suoh for getting up work that I defy competition In price or quality. PARTICULAR ATTENTION PAID TO WuM NJfi- FINIS CALF, of WOOED AND SEWED 0c JUacinc Stfcbncatt Local News part a re ol 1 rata 4c Clalagrmails. i s.u a. a.

CM P.M. lix.F't.li.tti. nj Soars. 11. 57 a.

a. t.15 r. a. might, i.tl a. a.

i. 10.00 .11. 8.05 r. a. Pralght.

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The lecture of Ree. W. II. i i i at the Presbyterian Church a Fri-ia evening, ea Aaron Burr was Terr in-lm ei'mg Blind Preacher" ha, estab- Us'-ieJan reptiLativ as a lecturer. Ti.ere v.

quite Urgt audience present. sl 1 we trust iliat the s.mietj for whose benefit iUc lecture yriveu (the Episcopal) will a profit. The ii-llowing has been handeJ to us for i 'ae Lailie of St. Lukes, U-iir to ackaoll i I re the? gonerom courtesy of the 1st Pres. by erian Society, for the use of their church, enon.le.1 theui on Friday evening last for the Jet iureofihe Rer.

W. 11. MiLBia. rand Army of the Republic I i I.r special orJer No 13 from Head Springfield, Ilk A National -t iii.iu is ordered convene at Indian ij at Hi o'clock a. on Tuesday i i.

I'mlt ui.4t, (jf the purpose of completing Nutiuiil organisation. llall. There will be a meeting of -Hette Citr" N.ve Hall club, Tuesday V(. 1'ith 'Mat 7 o'clock at the oftice l'i Miller, to trausacl buaiaeaa of S. 8.

Ltoh, Prei. 't Htue.iAXK, Sec'y. Uljutant tlenerar Report. uiid.T itlij itiyns to Gen J. K.

Pbovwht, i i vj 'V ilit- Aljutaul (ieneral'a Report It i a volume of about 1,300 page's I a complvte history of all the Wis raiments frura their orgauitatiou lo nutter out of service; it is in fact i. rv uf Wascousin in the late war, and a i tluiuuivul fur nil who have been in iy interested in HUy Wisconsin regi Uncine College. The winter term of lUoiue commenced yesterday i Lit i evening. ipjilet und Cider. Eaosr i Main Htveet have just received about '200 i t--i uf Vork State apples, they aent for i to eU anl if any one wants apples; tuey i eiter liurrv up and get them, they are a Jtipri.

lot and ar going off fast. seTernl barrels of genuine V.r.s; ar.Min 1 their store, which they i-F-'" xt r'aonMe rites. 1 nt-ir Mettt Market. Gortom out with a new a Wprtiseraent an tiut ttiey hive again opened r- i tie anuounceuientis enough 1 a I share of the trade. the location of their market i tlie old Tittm tll is the best in town, and thit they always used to u.j mey ao not eea i "1 t.teir termer reputation.

Housekeep f- -t-r iut. the new market aaj uamiae i r. t'ttund hi JJartte. Latt mtxS- e.i.ie 1 ujon to notice he steal.n of a tr su Mr. Ci viiv.a-.tM, of Yorkeiile; rtre- much pleasure to an-t recovery uf the Sjorse and the cap- th From Shenlf fcniitDia trn when Mr r.r.

i-u th- became lo R- i ti It uf the 5benff prvceed- on theniht train, and adrer-i ii-i-ie papers. On Monday die cnu stf e-i ith the horse within i Vniuu Stock Yard ia Chiea- morning trie-l to trade horses i aiT, the farmer supposing the hurt 1 -a stolen inforttiation to the Cap P. 'u at tee Stock Yards and had the trttreJ. Mr. t'untiioibani identifying i Sheriff Schneidr went to Chica-: the thief back.

His name is tL vh- aas employed by Mr. t'es-'t luring the harvest. of the German Lu-''' fin t'hureh. Tka tine new brick ed- i.t louiplete-l in 4th ward, will la oa Sunday next. the evi-nicg the service will be i i-trd ia the English langtt.ige, and all lha -i i of th Society are cordially invited to ill yitit Then don't forget the Fhepuenl Society's Sociitlt and Oys-t Supper at Congress Hall, this Wednesday i will have a gxd time, sure.

il'iitdtome Buggy. Our attention i ailed to a very handsome light, open tanding iu the yard of TfRRlSM Tai.iUT ou Street; it is finished in U-t style and is very creditaWa te the llacjne has loug been famous for its i u- and now euteres the field to compete ti-c building of buggies. We notiaed v. jy substantial cutters being made establishment, which will be If tor ue by the time the season of sleigh Of arrive. hunce to Learn a Good Trade.

want an apprentice in the Adtocatr 1 i-ry uu sotue steady industrious boy tm 1 it an excellent opportunity to obtain of ne of the best trades cai. learn. a boy Hter La.lie, 0r the M. t- -i-y their sociable this evening in ut their Church. An ovster i music an a (rood time generally may -iieetel, Bo one knows better how 'S" affairs than the laJies viho 'h: in cliarjre.

lltf Uea advertiaement of Farms for sale clumn. Jfiitrhinton Family. We un-" -M the IlriiHixion family have mailt lo give another concert in Mon.lay the 20th inat. The lira-i is sufficient to secure for a Tult house. No toe who enjoys good 3i .11 fail to go and hear them.

Apples I 0m hundred bar-. Michigan Fall and Winter Fruit, Bus4Eaa. reWl lll7 lot celehrated Baltimore Oyster. II. Tatiob it Co.

ritno 1. vdoola, containing acres, 0 of limber. The other tn ih. town of Mt. Plesisnl, ons mile from limits, 160 acres; both of said rarms neretoir w.

the laU JohnO. Conree. for terms ennulie of the siilwcrlber, at the firs; Na tional Bank. Baclna, Nov. Ii, ll BOOTS SHOES AT REDUCED PRICES I Al Jltiln Slrwl, RACISK WIXCOSSW.

The L'nderaiKned afll sell fur the nr HV.XT SIXTY DAYS His euilre stock of B00T8 S1I0KS, The elllsens of Kaclne and vicinity, are Invited to (J.vV EXAlllXK STOi'K He has Its A Itli KNT ASWnTJIESiT 4N HAND uf KiUiblinhmtnt thii fVfy, to Selrrt from. Krint'iiitM'r for I ho next 0O lnvS WILL THIS OPPORTUNITY OKKERKD. join itiTii. Hello t'ily Shoe Slorv. Kaclne, Nov.

ISth.lSftti. 4B rOHKtLOMim JLli. STATU OF COUUT rt'R Kaclu Coanty. Joseph P. Oram, plaintiff, analnt Janie II.

Trea.i-well, tharle l. K. F-llamou, aud Mary J. kllar.oii, de- lu pumuanceauJ by virtue of a Judgment of tho Otr-cult Court for lh county of Haclue, made and roudor-d In the above emitted action, will be sold under. the direction of th subscriber, at Public Auction, al th frunt door of Hi Court ltou.

tn city anu souuiy id Kaclne, In the Klal of Wisconsin, on the V9ra tf.ip of lefnher, P. at one o'clock In III anernoon oi mat uay, an inn, certain plec or parcel ot laud, situate In the county of Itaiiue and Male of Wisconsin known and described a tlie vaat half th oiivliraA quarter of teelloii uum-her seventeen, (IT township number three, (,,) north of range number Iwenty-lwo, (M, east, Terms cash. Dated, al th lien II t'tnee, uie mm iwum' ber.i.P. FltANK DCIlNKIiiKU, rHierltr Huelne Ou. I't'UFg A Dvta, I'laliititf' All'js.

I'rnm rrtrt KoKTBEKa Monhok, Nuvemlier The pa role trt anted JvRVrsun Iuvis home month ago, giving him tho privilege of the gruiind uf the lortross tlurint; trie lity, iia een rxu ii'ieu, hi oul-Ii Kxeciitive cleiuency in removing all surveillance over him. and the guards from las rooms in t'arroll Hull at uittbt. Inst mentions to this efl'ect have heeu sent from Waeh-ington to General Burton, eontisander ol the fort, thus divesting his improtnueul of any-ihinir like severity, and pavinir the a ay, as is penerallv presumed, for final paruivj and release. All the guards over hitu. N4 during dv and niirht.

heine removed, he n4 enjoys every posihle means of comfort an. pleasure while held a prisoner tn the r'ort. It i aid he has expressed grent at this action of the tioverunient, and already ron-tcmplates vacating I'ltrroll Hall and Inking up his residence with Mrs. Ji.ivis in the apartments assigned her shortly tier arrival here. i I 'uq -q 'li r2 I i I 7 I i y.

ssjiin I I. I I I rz 3 '1 'A I -inn 5 3 I 5 i i 'i i IU I sissy-, jiis I I Ain-'35523 3 5 I. tl 7 2 st a 3 I Zj x.i..n I i e. t- -l ninths? tzs rii ttjp wtu4 0 'llaalr) W4 rt itr fx Fibk im Siimebs The h'rnmhti Trlcyrtiyh of lant week saya: We regret to learn that the residence of lloiea Unrnes, in the town of Somr-rs, took tire and was entirely consum ed on the fith inst. The fire wns di.icovered abuut liooa.

Mrs. lWirnpw wnWat lmine, and Mr. B. vn entplnyed but a short diptanco from the house, and first Uineovarrtl the stm.ke iMsning from the clinmhcr. tin hastening to the scene of ilistructioo, lie found the ehiunb- er no full of smoke that Jio could nut enler it.

iy the utmost exertions "he cleared the furniture from the lower portion of the house, almost entirely, before ho was compelled to desist by I ho iHiucs. The fire is supposed lo have caught from a defect in the chimney. He estimates his loss at about $1,000, upon which there was an insurance of $700. Prom the State Journal. The Haulier Dlttrlrt.

The result in the 1st Congressional dUtrict la perfectly tngtiificloht, J. Lftal 'yeitr the majority on Governor in I hat district was but tiieen, ioolii4io nnd Randnltare residents of it. The Democrats claimed it as corlain for tliiiw. Tho llepubllcaijs; regardtxl it, as doubtful, and feared They did not tlareto hope for. ovpr ftvo bun'lred Biajority.

Hut undismayed liy IHe pretensions of their adversaries, they re-nominntod the gallant fame, a lirave soldier ana a slemltast patriot. and went to work. Never has bettor work been done in tiny rolilicul ennvass in this Slate than in the lat Congreitsioiial Distrit this mil. The result shows what can hn ef-fcoteil by siit'li work, when combined with a righteous cause and a popular candidate. natealTT life Wkro svaad Maengra which was nTt we had ftie temeriltfTo expeot.

Iho Kepublicnna of the 1st District have rolled up 8.G0O majority or hare almost cleared Out, the 'Augean Mablo of polillual oorruptiou and 108.411 liunkci-tsm, MilwutU'w They havo reason to bo uroud of Ihnir surer s. Aw lXiliH-fciiTa hfjiajsnpt l.iaA4-. for WUleTlBg such a victory against siieTi ff Water Lima and Fire prink ay Ispe far'aaie l.Awtex A'e. ily IP I FOR FALL TRADE. EDWARD McENERY, 138 MrH'l IBS 18 AT PRESENT OPEJilSO UI8 JpJJLtlLt STOCK OF 1MPOIITED AND STAPLE i ons HE WILL OKKF.R HIS ITHl'AL ASSORTMENT OP ASS I KK lS, I C) A KINGS, BLANKETS, c5Lc.

Will llerelve Weekly tliirlna IheSeaaon NKW DKESS COODS, HL'Cll Af Silks Poplin, Alpaf'ii, Ciiipre lollia, Ae. ALL' OK WHICH WILL EK RETAILED' r.ouisr t. I'M. 1866. FaU Trade.

1866. ROGGENBAU, FIXEN MILLER, 1 Irt M'lifi e'rft, l.rr Ar 1'iriti a nlvul. a v. it TIIF I.AHOt'.ST ANO ltT A.or.TKI TOCK OP A' iiv.iT; DRY GOODS, MvlTI Al nil, l.ti'lll, Hoots Shot I- pmin.iiTTinTiis city. can ihow our filin.l sud patrons, and all who PAVIMt I UITII A CALL, the best selected slock of FOREIGN DOMESTIC AT TIIK LOWEST MARKPT ATKf, FULL LINE OP WK HAVK A ItriiaM'lx, Tlirre Ily, Inrtilii, Kair, and Hemp FLOOR OIL CLOTH, IS AU.

DK81RABl.lt ORAM AND MAKFa. Alto a large asaortment of itins wiatsi linn at price as low a lh lowest. OUR STOCK OP BOOTS AND IHOIS IS 00MPLETK In all It branches, mostly of oar own manufacture, Warranted to give aallsfaotlon la every particular and which will sell at tk lowest llrlug rat. adhr to th motus 'Live and let lira," WI WILL NOT BE UNDERSOLD CT AXIOM 15 Till TRADR, Don't tall to call, before parchaslng, at llOGGKMlAI', VlXKIv niLLGil IBM OLD STASD, Ratine, Sept. 10, 18M.

Way (For fr P. lolt on informed, that, by the Will of the lata Mrs. Taylor of this city, provision is made for founding kit Orphan Axrluni for Racine County, and that the amount left for this purpose is at leart $130,000. Tbelate Isaac Taylor Is known to have intended to es tablish such an institution, but his ouddenj death did not permit him to carry out bis benevolent denlgn. The generous act of Mm.

Taylor, will aonunnuate the cherihed pro ject of her husband, and their name will hereafter recorded with those whoso memory shall never be forgotten. Mr. Tayle-r was born In a foreign country. aad ia boyhood was left homeless and poor. He had known the hardships that those suffer who struggle manfully in tlia race of life, with none to guide and few to befriend.

In England the hand of power and wealth lays heavy upon the poor and friendless. To such, if vicious the prison and if virtuous the workhouse, alone are open. There are no free schools except those provided for the rich and the influential. Poverty there i a curse which society does little to mitigate and noth ing to remove. II is childhood was uuchcered by kindness and hi earlier years were xpeut aiuid the poor and unfortunate, whom neg lect and ignorauce oi'tcti render imlidercnt as to the present, and hopele as to I lie future He was fortunate euuugh to receive aid from a farmer, for whom he had labored, which en abled him to reach a land here the oppress ed may find freedom and the poor obtain wealth.

Here he found all that he needed an opportunity to labor and a fair chauce in the world. His hands were not idle. Though his employment was humble at firt it was trorf and all work is honorable, if useful Of the struggles through which he passed during his early manhood we know little know, however, that he became a kind-hearted, sagacious buslueax man, and a public spirited and influential citisen. A man of warm sympathies and Inrpe wealth, he was not less ittteul upon umj than upon obtainiug wealth. lie never forgot, and used often tospeak of hi earlier years, ot'tlie poverty, the trials and uiinfoi times that his childhood, and he detcrmtued lo do all in his power to render others happier than he himself had been.

To found au institution for the protection, training and education of poor children became a cherished project 1th him, and it was his design to erect the build ing and carry out his design immediately when death deprived, the community of his services in rhis noble undertaking. But eh to whom he entrusted his wealth and who was in all respects worthy the confidence reposed in her, ha 'lone the work that her husband wished to be done, and the monument she has reared to his memory will tell to future ag of her own charities and christian character An event, so important as the founding of an institution for the education of the poor and friendless, will justify us in glancing at the character of the man whose forecast pro rided the means and whose goodness prompt ed the act. Mr. Taylor was a man of simple tasres and lie was generous and hospitable, but not vain nor ostentations. Affable to all, he neither sought nor avoided the society of the rich and influential.

He was alwavs careful of the feelings of the poor, and had ever kind word for the unfortunate. His charitie: like his life were unobtrusive, whi! be liberally to objects of a public kind, he pav more to those who would coTcr herald kindness. Cpon himself and for himself used little of his wealth, and seemed to I more anxious for the happiness of other than rfor his own. Neither wealth nor station could change the inbred genileness and kind a ais dears, or cause him for a moment lo forget that the claims of misfortune are al ways paramount. lie posessd a and an energy thit well fitted him to sin ce -1 in life.

As a man of business he was prompt, reliable and in every respect hunoruble. He cherished tbe honest, pride of always k-eping his word, and hence a simple promise to tlio ho knew him was always implicitly depended upon and never broken. His plan were comprehensive and laid with great care. ces in ii-ness was- not merely good titk it was the natural and necessary result of attention and energy. He was a ntiie.0 iu all rvsp'eMs above reproach, making at loud profe-flon of virtue he daily ut into practice tlue principle that are the bais of human goodness, aad when death caiue it was met with the calm fortitude that becomes a man who baa done his duty.

This noble act of charity on the part ol Mr. Taylor mut have a beneficial up the rich men of our Stale. It will commend itself to them, and lead them to do something to render mankind happier, alter their len factors have passed away. While the, people of the State have founded the benevolent institutions absolutely t-quired, there is still great need of homes for orphans, for the aged and the poor. These evidences of an advanced christian civilisation are scarcely found in our western States, hence, it is in view of the influence of this noble gift in inducing others to emulate the philanthropy that prompted it, that we wish to bring it prominently befure the public.

The memory of those who erect monuments of mercy and kindness shall never perish, and their good deeds are embalmed in the grati-tude of their race. Mrs. Tatlor's Will contains the following munificent bequests for public purposes besides about an equal amount distributed among relatives and friends. To Raeloe Colle, 65.000 Nashota Miatioo 6.000 Orphan Aiylam at Cleveland Ohio, 8.000 Bouse or ths rrleadless 1.000 Monad Cemetery, 8.U00 Trustees to kalld Orphan Aiylam In Kaclne, 80.000 Endow the Asytoat apvarda ef 100.000 Mrs. Taylor names in her Will the following ladies as Trustee to organize and establish the Asylum, vix Mrs.

(jsoHot Mi-bray, Mr. Johji F. Gould, Mrs- Cuablks Dyer, Mrs. Wm. M.

Ftireisit and Mrs. Juii.t Tap- The beqnest to Kacine College is to be appropriated as follows for the erection of a new building $30,000 for endowment and $5,000 for general purpose. CLLktAHN. Ie this etty on Wednesday, the Ttb, lnttM Major Isaac Uluuss In tlnTtStb year of bis age. By th death or Major Cixaas, Racine bas lost an-elber and valad clUaen, and a larg family baa bea bertartd ef a loved and honored father.

la th earn amnion of th Catholic Ohareh, In th confidence of a rtaln faith In th comfort of a rea-soaabl nUgleos, and holy hope, In favor with God, and ia perfect charity wllh th world none eoald die mors triumphantly while we mourn hlslos let as try to holtat hi nyehrlUii virtu. Xenino School. Mr. T. N.

S.tow, A. M. has opened an evening School at his residence on Chatham Street, betweon Seventh and Eight Streets, whore be will receive pu. plls in any branoh of studdy. During the long winter evenings, nieolianics and clerks can advantageously pursue the acquisition of learning ia this ttUtt manner.

Racine For. 12th, IMG. 4G.4w CHEAPNESS AND DURABILITY! F. ELMlilNGER. 4 main Kaeme, Vla, tt nmti ia GENT'S OLOTlllNO JlltO FUJlNISlIlN(i GOODS! Iinow receiving.

new sndbestlfullot ef READY-MADE CLOTHING CLOTHS, CASSI MERES, Suitable for Oic 4'oitilna; seaaona! ln.lAff..r,tl.,m nllhftiuveit liosU-le nrke. Ev- erv Quality and varietr of clothing can always be found on my helve I alwy on hand the very best nf Cloth ami C'iiimiii'it, Kuropean and Aiuer'n an mannlarturc of which 1 am nreuared to manufacture eooD rinma. styush durabu 1M MY htlvU A IVPM KT i.iri.'i t'lit jiih Jobbliijjr done on fcbori rVollrc. rWr-Kvery arllele and variety of ticntleuien 8 Clntlilngaiwawton nana. Klatterlnirmyi'ell tnm i aeep ui.

a-', them at lower prleej lhan who talk "lou.ler, 1 Invite the attention of pimhst'TS to my Mc- a.j price At No, HA Jlnln Mrees. P. ELML1NT.EK. n.i... icnt -0-ly TiACINK VAlilllY STOUK.

KLEIN BROTHER, ifi'j yki sirt'oi TOBACCO OP TIIK F1NK8T liruulne nrenrhanm autl other l'llew. LkMSS' UKS TS' J'VCKhT OnKS, u0 mu 1Unim 1AIRITI, A fine aiKortment. Cl'TLKHY, WAI.IHM, RAMUH, KAOU HTItoP.x, SCI.ssoll HRIKIIKH, At'OOIlliK'IM ToV(, IIKH.s, MAKKKT HASKKTs Cl.flTllli IIASKKTf, Cllt HNf, Asll Tl 11, Ac, tr. Of Hie Imve WV tt Stork, FOH LK. LO IT ''i S.

OUR STOCK. OF TOBACCO IS Tllli IiAKKsT IN Till: CITY. and Includes li.e veiy fliie-t brand of 1 y. i 'II'-- CltlARit OF TIIK VKItV I'INKiT ERANDS Ai AVholcaalc IXelnil. Th fi I.

ryCHBVKO fin be mini s-rr. LIQUORS FOR MECICtm PURPOSES. Such u. gennlne old Kr.n li lOiiMC iuiAui, HOI.I.AMi IN, a liana m-ii, rrn ItltASHV, and Hi- of Old tHU iU.t'S tVIUSKl'V, All 'i Al cf. K.i.-iue K.

U. f'urt, HARDWARE STOVES :rj.v.s; No. 3, O'lmrn'i Hlock, Slvth street, iw it'i f'ookiHp tiwf Office rr min i ii mil. ut Ail Ai. -i 1-lt-Nl lo .1 ail llnU.

of work l-i TIN. AND Oi, .1 An won iti.r: Atf. hi I i I ian I I 1 iWTixr I Im tie" ItOVIt "G000 SAMARITAN'' ANO "MORNINO filORT." Racine, pl. WIM.I.S A I.V.tKN. fl lwJ B- -tC I Orri C- tiiiutv i vvs a hall of yfo a xi ma i-.

4 1 rV III i At RfMlitred l'rlrt M. KBIDBL, ra. JSC" Custom Work will bo done in tlio very beftstyle on sliot notice. Will S.ll her Xtw Full awl YinUt M1LLIXKUV STOCK AT REDUCED PRICES Hllliiii Tlilrty laja Clic.ipcr thou A TI 1 1 lit 1 1. 1.

1 'lit (hit ci't. Uaatiata, fept, 8th. Int Having mad arrangement wllh Mr. Wllltainvof th mmi; mtEWKnv, I am prepared to SUjply parties with Mr. William's choice ALT AXJ I in Urge or small quantltle, a may deirl'ed.

It la pnt up In S. M. H- and whol barrel, and will be furnished on a favorable or better term than can I ob- Order may be I Gorton's old uinil left with O. 11. Paras, al Thorn ft old stand, or tent the JAMFS C0RT0N," Si, IMle.

ADVOCATE OFF1TK. Tuesday, Not. M. The ptoduce market has been very unset tled, and prices have ranged lower, the supply has been limited, We quote: rieur l.WuJ11 0011 .60 Buckwheat flour. iMQ .00 heal.

No. 1 Ko. No. 8 Rejected, Corn Tltrley, Beans, Halter, I'rgs Clioese, Wool, Potatoes Hay Flax Heed, Bt alive, Pork dressed, Hheep, each Citlven Hide, preen An Calf Pkins, frten, dry, Timothy Peed, Clover Apples, Wood, Coal, Ml. Carbon, hrlar Hill, ItlossburK Lump Lehigh Lacltawaua prepared, ScrantoD l.VU I.TJ&l.M) i eoui.tt 1.401.45 40 TOOA 75 toSfi i DV4M.0B iUm 2s ibii 1C ir2 is 40 4p BO iMKtjtl 00 9.0Od(.s.6o 6.004t6,00 8 OOfaS.OO 8 O.IKtil.lU 00 8 INift 1 iota ootftVCO 4 00 S.OOS.OO 10 00 11.00 ...11 (Ml ii.no I4.ti 14.00 LUMBKR.

Pint Clear, 11,, and 8 Ineh fAVoo Heeond Clear, IH, 1H and ineh, 60.00 decoud 1 Inch Boards, 66. 00 Third 1 Inch Boardi, 40.00 Wide and Btock Boards 26.00 Dressed flooring, second clear 40.1S) Drsssed Biding, aecoad clear iS.no fencing and Boards, common 4.uO feaniuhs and Joist, up to IS Met SO.OH Timber, 20 lo 40 feet 4lUH Hhingles, sawed 6 6 Lath Pieces 4.50 Itluniikre ilHrk'l. From the Sentinel, Nov. 18. A belter feeling prevailed In the produce market tn.

day, aud breadstuff were generally belter. heat wat deeldeitly active, and prleea of iome grade rallied 6.0. Keeeipu of wheat tu-day Include UO.fU buthrlt agalnil lha (am day last year sd 44.T4 In 1804. Themarkttal the morning board tallied from the de- prexlixi of talurday, and No. iprlng advauoed MutCx No.

1 only lnv'Jc. Al Iheaoon hoard the maikel ruled active, and No. i (prlng uadriaenla furthvrpidvance of Vale Include 11S.U00 buihela, at OT for No, 1 tprlng reguUr, 1.S94HW fur No. regular, l.aS teller thlt week, I. SI teller ten days, l.i6&t for No.

8 regular, and l.46C'.4 for rejected cluing with a good demand al the oultlde price. The Itoar market remains quiet, but price are rather ariuer, and Itteemi at though bottom had been touched, for the prneal at Icatt. We note a slightly In creased demand for iprlng grades, fair extra told al 9. "6. City double extra are held at 10.76, and fair to choice country bread sold at 10.K&10.W: but th market la weak fur the latter grade.

Bales include only (00 at V.JxxjKTl for common to fair spring ex trat, and 10.25&10.60 for country double extra. Win ter brands are nominally unchanged. Oats are nominally unchanged. No. 1 In store are quoted al and No.

at Corn declined fully Se, aad No. thtlled lu store sold No. 1 Is nominal at 90c. A Bye it dull, and no buyer appear, though teller offer No. 1 tn store at Barley 1 quirt.

The better grade are ateady, but No. is unsalable. PotaK are In large supply, and price of choice are now quoted at Bnlter dull, and a lot of freth jar old at tie. Kifs are firm at So8-J for fresh. Under the Influence of a light supply of hog, the I market rallied to-day, and price Improved 1016--.

Sale Include a Utile over 800 head, at latter figure for good heavy hU Cattle were In fair demand m-day, but the supply exceedingly 111. and only a few head were at 60 for common goo.1 qualitle. At the cloe, the yard were cleared of hof and cattle, Pheep are nominal at 4 (H; 6 Provisiont are dull, and prices it'll tend downward, owhgic a decline In Sew York. New city mete pork offered at 23. CO fr present delivery, and told future at JtJ.W.

Other 'product remain nominally the tame, bul there kv no demand lo pk of, aad pack-am would uol probably refute lowr gure. Dressed hog art nominal at about s.00. Grvcerin ar Maady. Greaa apple are in large ply. and price aot firm.

Oil ar weak, and carbon has declined 1e. bretted poultfy I In better demand, aad price higher ewlng to the improved weather, thickest and tur-kie bring 14116. tiame 1 In very light tupply, and dock are In good demand at t.VtT6e. Marine Intellgence. FOR TIIK WKKK KIDIti V.

1 0. ARRivra Ichr. Three Blt, Jacob, Chicago, WoUin, floett-, ltolUo lumber. Atmlra, IUU, do do. P.

ThcmpAon, Thompson, Grand Haven do. Northerner, Edmund, Ronk PWr, do A bark. Hannah Ittee, Stewart, Graad Havw, do. Norway, Thomptoa, Kswtaaee, 4 Belle, Sutberg, do do. Beana Ttota, fennott, Manistee, da.

J. WslUee, Boothroyd, Rswaune, lath. Kavld Dall, Elllolt, Oraad Haven, luaii'r IBla Teal, Poak, Ptniwaur, do. RooaU Do DddB, Chicago, light. J.

A A. ataaach. Hall, Manistee, lamb, r. Chlel, Petard, Pr Marquette, do. Cealaal, Ohlcago, Uabbard, Reed, do light.

Aua Mia, Capson, Buffalo, Lavlnda, l'altron, Per Marquette, lumber. Osat Cock, KUy, do do. Enesr, Cregliorn, Kawauneeimgle A put. Sraw. Sullaa, Jackson, do do.

limp. Dictator, atoddard, Buffslo, Merchandise CLRARIU. tchr, Persia, HtmlHon, Musksgan, light. 0am Cock, Kelly, MarqutlM, do. D.

A R. Holt, Power, aandy Bay, do. Orey Etgl, Adlaw, Buffalo, wheal. Three Bells, Jacob, Msiiocnonee, ly. WUm, florttte, Holland, eeal 4 lima, Almlra, llall, do lira A tall.

Hannah lit', Plea-art, Grand Haven, light. Northerner, Edmund, do do. Norway, Thompson, Kwaune, do. P. Thompson, Thompson, Grand Haven, light.

Belle, folberg, Two Rivers, do. J. W. Wallace, Roolhroyd, Kewaunee, dry good Ac. David Dall, Elliott, Oraod Haven, right.

J. A A. Btoaach, Manitowoc, do. Seneca Chief, Petard', Pere Marquette, do. Contrat, Nclion, Wlf Rlrer, salt.

Bonnl Buffalo, core. Beuna TUta, gennotl, Manistee, Hay. Ilulibard, Reed, Buffilo, wheal. Ella Teal, Doak, Pentwater, feed. Ana Maria, Capaon, Mihtaakew, Kght.

Lavlnda, Patterson, Pere Marqaette, do. Gaate Cock, Kelly, do do. Ebenexer, Creghorn, Ktwaune, do. Scow. fnltn, Jackaon, Holland, cabbage.

IKTTERS BE5IA1NINQ TJN CLAIMED TnE A Postomceat Kaclne. State of Wlicoruln, on the 'h day of Nov. 16M: 8 Aspland Albert Andenea Julia Atherton Buenson Oeorg Bremen Margaret ttrophy II Braun James Bradley Kdward Cromwell II annah Christenton Kugene Darling John IT Doty MraJGndd Wm Harding Pell Hargrer John How llanten Ml Carrie Jacobon Mr Mary Laagan Charles Larsehtll Miller Mart Me. land McCalll Marsh Iblla Mors (teorre Mlckler a Meyer Rolit Oliver Christen Oleeen Anna Peterson li 0 I'sek Peibam Mr Karen angen Power Adam Reld John Roberta Job KMk Mtang John fmlth James Smith Han Severen Mr Ellsa Thonpsoa Phillip Thlesen PhllandaTobey Dav Traav Cornelias Vaaderhyd Mr Mary Whit Ml Mary Watt Caa Weaver ir not called for within cms Hum (A, Ibey will sent to th Dead Letter OlUce. JOHN TAPLEV, P.

M. tJU It Mr. J. E. C.

will call at the Post Office she will learn of something to her ait-vantage. Stolm. A Mare about 11 years old was stolen, from tht stalle of Frank Murphey on the sand rUg roail, about threo tuiles south of Kenosha.ton BaturUay klghl Not. 8r47 A liberal reward li offered for the return of tht mare or for Information, where she may found. by A.M.

P. M. 0 A. M. Pastenget train Paasenver i'ajr Oniafc MukTS.

Passenger train. Passengertraln. P. M. 4.SI A.

M. IMP. U'aLLN, Agent. WESTERN UNION 11AIL.KOAIJ. ON a the above ii awe I.EAVS KAC1NE- fat anna, Port uyron, 7rt ttc.

CM-' Junction at 1:00 P. riving at Clinton Junction A. wl.h trains for Rock Island. y.flfler-A I Irnin no. rr' wlihlra nirrom P.M.eonnectliig XetCM nton 1,40 A.

Milwaukee and Ctilcairo, arrtvlos a-vi Belnit A. wllh bn.l :i.O A (here making close conn Pulton f. her making cm- nock Island and Davenport. YS It A CIS Hli rr.ua Ac H. H-'P i.

with train I P. at Preeport al U.WI I lriSo.i.Kr,,re. arrival of heal from train for Chicago, and Kelne wlin i.eai "fwiia A'. 0, 7hrvVk rreiffh 't-M k. M.

Vj'j. a freluh I anil li I.W it KaVir. cln lKia. Junction with tralu for Chicago, I KAYK riiSKVom wit Itaelae R. A.

KNAP1. nesier.i NEW FALL GOODS AT COUNklt OP HIXTII I have a Irur well aiortd stnek of PU aiOOIr-a, tTIOXM, be sold ai low a. li" low. InttiUclty, also a fin (lock FAMILY OliOCEltlES. XEW CiOODS.

8t I II.WK JLST RCTUUSUl BOM BOSTON AN1 BW VUKK, ITH A LAUOK fTOCK OF NKW Fall and Winter Goods, ti ii cm: ax WU.L (. flKAi: Cnu-Uling la part, of llhn-k iml 1 Uhfij Siiks. Mtmx't miiii! Ei.iri ul CulHi', Plain, Mrif'l. Chrl reit Prints, Dr LiiltKit, White mill J.i Hens. If imp Skirt, liitluin-nil Yarn, ElrarheJ Pnhlmrhnl Shf, tin'.

7i A i.i't ti.li' J'liiunx, XtrtJ truil Chrck. I3frvalr White and Colored tmt blanket. lil Lcng and Wool haH. Hal piecr Wool Cansiraere and D.wkin. lis l'lin and Fancy Flannels.

f4 Hsckinps, Rcpellani and Cloaking. t.ents and Ladies Wra.peis and lrawer, Itods, Nu bias, Vari and Cape, Ladie ao-l Uenls" tlluve atd Hosiery, Patting, liar. 1 ,1 niton Vatn, tank Si tliin. Ae. plt.am: csi.i: nr.

a i ai.i.. I 'll F. I 'Ut CASH. If WtiivKa, ntiM'tM Morr in Hurliif A. O.

BURCH Ml Mialu llsu tue. VA.TArt.l l.lt tu viik ri il u.al tbev hate isl received ft New Vi rk thelarjest and i.e.) of I'lllllta, Oil, tkllllt'lt'. ALCOHOL, WIMiOW-dll A DM.Ct KTAIh PAPlK Kverofrrredtotti Cillsen of Itnelne.and vlltilt Tiny defy CompelUluii In arnUsira, Willie Lrada In Oil, lr) Maim, flora In Oil, tiUtler'vlilanieiids, Paints, Patt.1 Mills, I'ulty Knives tiralulug Comb, faiid anil amrry aim filver Leaf, I'uuilee fton. Hum Phallae, Patenl dryers, japanedTin, I'ulty In Barrel and liladders, Ae. LAMPS The latent, the the eheoi-l Tl re Is no such to llils file of New Vmk.

ozijai oijhi Clearer tlrlitbter than l.aat one quarter Iho coal. kerosene Oil, Coal Oil, Carbon Oil, I'elrollum Oil. W. W. K.

nil, Ex. Lard Oil, fplrll Tur-priillne, Camphene, Alcohol, lliir'u Fuld. hand.ai unequalled figure. ad del- canipetitlond.eiullaliig article, vir; Window Khadea and urialu Papers, or ever 1 style. OillOurlaln Worried Cotton aad other Bands, Cord Tassi and Cornices.

I.OOKINO (ll.A8. by ft to by 4 Inch- es. French and American Put (lias. Window Ula.s, tilling, Venetian Hed, varnlsn, Lamp Mack, Ac. nUCSHES-Stove, Chimney, Stencil, Finishing.

Shoe, Mane. Counter. House, Tanner. W'Jewash. Pcrub.

blng.Ac; All of which will sold wt the w.e my rule. N. B. PAINTS te order, ai.d POTS and RRCtOiKMIoaned. til.AZlMl dene on the shortest notice.

IIOl'HK AMI KIN PAINTINO, API It ANOINff A LABOR hTi OF GUIOOBTAIB Comprising every variety usually kept la a flrst cla Hons. Also, CHOCUntY eV I Which they ar offering to their utomers at a tmiitl otretfne from ami. Iff" They would return slncer thank for th liberal patronage they hav received, and bop, by atrlet attention to basin merit a largw (bar of public patmnae. Their mollo Is (JCICK 8ALK8 aadBMALL pgOFlTS. fW WANTED Dnltar and most kinds farm produce, for which they will pay CktU or UOODS.

1-lf A.o. Bl'RCH. F.W.BRCCF. JOHN D. JONES, MERCHANT TAILOR, 1 -a.

1 No. lit nnln Slrrcl. I hsv In toek aad now tlvl6g, a full Hp of FA Iil' A.1D WITIIR OOODi, For Mh ami Royf Wtnr, F.mhraelng son nw lines of FURNHMJtG 6 OO Da, aot before kept ta ihl market, all of which I a pr-pard le atak up la proper shape, aad al lew prl-e. Bscln, Oct. 1MM.

Cnlini cjro ana Mnwnu-t-ej, fi.fnDi ilepaliing neatly done and all custom work ready for delivery at the time agTced upon. GOOD MATERIAL, THE HEST OF WORKMAN 8HIP, PROMPTNESS ANU REASONABLE PRICES WILL 8E0UKE TRADE. am bound to nave a Hod ah a re -the trade of Hat lne and vloliilty. THE THAI) IS SITPLIED, With homt-vtmU liuvts by the Citr, At I.cm llmu Cliirutro I'rlrt'k. A.

LEH1HT0N. 10.IMW. if.fit lvtTii Fii.i.vct:: Mj. den. Minhterl (ILD MKTTLKHN AM NICU FIHJI! JONlvS VAUCU1AN, (HUCCKMOHS TO WILLIAMS WILL1AMH.) Cor.

th and Vlar.nln Mlrt-fls, icxr, wisroxsix. I CHOICE FAMILY GROCERIES mssisTisu or tSUUAUS. TEAS, t'omXS A Sl'll l-S, Freah Halalua ana urraut, truces, molasses, soa' asi casdi.e. And Everything In the Line of Groceries. Fine Cut, I'lui ami Sim Tulaa-im tut lli't tjtmlttirr, KER08KNE VIXKO Ac, A.

A FI.Olll! Fl.Ol'lt! BKRI.1S CITY MILl-J" fl.olce Family Wliit.r wheat, Double Kvtra fpring heat Hour on nana, tn barrel or sacks, at WHOLESALE OH UETAJL. Our Motto U. "Qalrk Sale and Small Proftla." TEKMS, C.VSM. R. Dun Jot, Racine, Dee.

Iw W. W. Tiriiii.ix. PAINTS AND OILS, VhelRl nwl lilsiit. IT La allots A.

'I i 1 1 i a I4 Mulnatreel. RAOTN'K HAVK A rrl.l. ANI IMPl.ltl WHITt. 1 t.Alt, reacii au.l Amencsn u-in. ti I tK.llli f.illkll I.SII4T WIIALK.

ePEaM. HAtlUNK, SHUT, NKATrOOT ll. Tarpeatlne, taruphei.e, li nltnl a ntl llaralug Fltild. VKHIII AM.II. A fall and complete a.sorta hi of Colors.

dr) and eroaad In Oil. Artist' Colui and Materials, UU- teat, emails an i in nmri aou leaf ingl lbs Trade rhtuca am Aitn.it wtinw ulaskA l.tiOKINU til. A StS tXf I t.dTSS or ai si us. Ilrnalira of lcrlpUon. A tare slock nf WALL PAI'FK, hlikPlRl' KrO- ORATIONS.

OILT A COMMON WINIMIW fllAUM, PKHkEDaad PLAIN CIRTAIt PAPER, TErlfEI.K, OOHNICEr.andCLRTAIN BANHM. ytttiilanJ AVriiwite uJ ill II C'll IKIII.I'.U a Manlllaandtared Ropes all lie. Canvas.Oakain, Piirb. Tar. Coal Tar.

Rosin. Blocks, U'd Cords, Clotbsl.lnss, Broom Twine qualities. Wrapping Twines I bale and barrels, Hell and Path Cords, Wol Twines, rotloMNelB and iailliiK Wnald rail nartleular attention of the trade lo at all limes l.av the lartte.l ai.d besitoriwinit noons in ins i-ity. tae-oiatlng and Paper Hanginr altemted to oa hortaotle. Callandie atlBT Msinatr.

ei.aaeine jve mz AND ISlrrf. HENUY S. CJAltY, B-aTASTAKKN THE STORK ON THS PAST HIDE OP 11 Main Street, facing Market Square, and next door to MCHenry new ricture ganery, wnere sue win keep on hand a full stock of common and choice STATIONARY, FIJI EMillAVIfltaS OILKD BLACK WALNVT, A SD (if LI CTCtS FKAMKS, AAinili.i riCTCRS FBAMKS, WASHING CRYSTAL, FOR CLBANSINf. Cary desire te call' the attention of housekeeper to thl valuable article, and I prepared to av from personal experience and from th testimony of ladle who have used th Washing Crystal four and Bee years, that does not Injure the fabric, bnt pre. serve It, It ve Tiaa, Laaoa and Bor.

try It. Th Washing Crystal I Imported direct from London, England. Mrs, H. 8. Oaav, Is Agent fo the FLOIlESt'll'; LOCK STITCIi SEWING MACIIIN Having IhelRevenable Feed.

Belf-A dlmtlng Shuttle Tension, making four different Slllcbe. Alio, Hi WIL80X A OIIH SIlEir IEWINI MACHINE, vrceU ait rthere Atr Family Setting. Plrw. HKBVP. CAIIV.

Racine, Oot. ST, lbC. 44 Jaa B. Kaixar, Oso. Mcaar, Use, W.

BLACsng MUHRAY, BLAI'SOiH (loeeesior oD. MASDrAOvesns or abd pstLsasl in Lumber, Timber, Lath. SHINGLES f. Serond Street, uoar tb lake, WIHC0KHN RKS3H flANTO II HITS, LOPHTKRH, Cov.OyVsr,'W Chow, alUed riarl A-. a BUSS ft KKU'il.

dlats, ft miONTHBAb iriAlsT Wllisnii Pur.