The Missouri Republican from St. Louis, Missouri • 3

rIMM.1Enn rP-A REPUBLICAN---ST. LOUIS. OCTOBER 7. 1809. THE MISSOURI MUEMMP THE COURTS.

.44 TLe. BY MURDOCH OICICS03 14 and X4 Ilarth Vain ationt. THE REPUBLICAN. THE RE WANTED IIITIEATION14f I I.F.11. ADvEirrisrmENTg R.

1P15 'WEN ircsr PER 1.1E FOR FACIE r7.Fxrtox. nt I II volt RA Lr--(-01; TIt4 ir7 rR 1 I Vr4 UN DIM VITS TEN It LINE TEN tt-N-rs 'Prig 7- IF.R flrfl MOttrfioN. PLEN141) .14.4 ITY fiti7 Elit.HANDNEAll kirk, 'n Coot;) wU a re-ulv leal. N.L Z1.1 .1, et iff IWILATEDFEMILLM HELP. ENT, 1111,1 HEAD TEN ENT4 PE IL LINE EACT1 a.

T), A WNTING EMALE ELP: in th, Pelt Priest's Real Estate Sales of Yesterday. The closing-out gale of property so long held in trust by the Commonwealth of irghda, took Place yesterday. The property, though not as select as that sold on the previous day, was large in quantity, and it took the entire day to dispose of it. The sate brought out a large number of persona desirms Investing In the different localities- We append a memorandum ahowmg lotadda, pricea. Zte.

ex- TIFETSDAT OCT. 7, IR39. Traltsruy MI Dyer Pt VA Wm. Taylor et al same. bp; ibg CS Nig DOW011 i of olimpsit C.

loviu Punter vs Tim Atlantic Fr Ite.urance Declaration tiled retorming the plemanza in this C11, kirst National Bask of Onincy vs M. P. lloyely ft el. Ik bled by timindant time called mid beard in Coors of Criminal Correction. Daniel Pall.

riotously dist nrbing the peace; to Pct. if, for defendant. antes Kearney. atomic, and battery; same dispositioo. Mary Carey.

petit larceny; defendant pleads guilty anti tined sio. Reese nervants. ERVANTS WISHING TO can make ttwir wantis knfma in this column for cent. a tinie A-10 N4 RK zrI to c.vk waill at str Et. STAFLE AND FANCY Fl GOODS.k )r) FLOTHINU, HATS.

NOTItiN9. AT AIECTION. Wk. 7b, S. flwise.LaSr WITHOUT UFFERVE, ihhOrew cowhdtrat 1.

dl rmts of dr, wwlw hwhe aw. Sad zrwl. he. 4. hozi.nw, ko vethhi We In, op, la! dr.

of nuoCua. For Tchgraphic Dispatches See Extra Shed. For re llgraph Ed) C404 kK A It ES fA 11 rd A want. 2. pply at O.

SOO N. Ninth I and mad. me ta 4, at 8 1 '4 S. I 31rRICAN WINE IIIFF-rtt IL .11. VINT 14a4.

rehdy tor the lelbh-hvole ten I 1LANK ETA. eznod Thh.v 1 ht se h. I OW gnu4 heavy 14 1 h. e.r 9 at- hh. SOl pAr evrn, I 106.

IV IA31. 1,44. INIP by 44 UINLIN. Bark4. C.

4 A' a.h4,,,,et. ClOOK WANTEDA Lflogt fzir7 ta OA at JitilS J. tv faL'N. teliwtg etatIvr Lar27-tv 4 0.41 SOUTHERN 1TLMS. IptiELFrnlik rtne I f.4-.t..att In.e at nwtras pt tq with Itee I4Inteln4 wi eh- Iry I It tn 1 h.n, Iv- torit tot et, 11..14 tn tyt 144e14.

Te a tete I. r4r a 1,01 Ittitz 4 tral Pt en.1 nalatiz a reI o.etIn eta, et, lel a nl nIv wItty tnoo ton- ar-1 r7. It ott cntre an.) tt-1)n a I. nt. I.

4L I Th ha a.ttle,t the It nn ne 11, ra on ir ten Itti ty. NY ONE flAViSi; 3 tznal s'anI or 4 aIvrrtad innet. 31. With an annual revenue of t4ic 44. this annual Were we of imh htc ii.exclisable, except umier the corrupt IZa.lical rule, where they have the power to force the masses to submit.

MISCELLAN'Tor. rrtma, The Jackson Home Woollen are now working o-ith fail force. The establishment has four full sets of ears of mammoth size, titirtr-two looms in constant work. and c.igh,Y hand in rliIiIiiur the macinner. A large of home capital is Invested in this enterprise.

our city gas ale 'seine cnlarzeti to dc.uhle their former to supply the gTOWing wants of the city. tinace the ottening 'of opera house we have been floored nub dramatic entertainments every night. The first entertainments were but Littirly the amuence has been trusted with theatt.ical wigs. In this conneellon it may be to state that a select studiince is exceedingly hard. to please, whether in dramatic, music or lectures.

(nit farmers titp now busily eng-riged in mittitir up their corn. 'Fbe crop is much tba it was atiricimiteti. he I )unlap liouse ha; recently l.e a reopened by 11r. as lessee, who CONN. AC(11)ENT ON THE FICIFIC E111110.0.

Cf)C'E. ND IRON Eit wAla.1 at l'ie ir vo Nurses. VIERSESituation nun, to New .1.1 Oriaana. at 814 CENTRAL Littnireo. 71'1 ('hen" al lry A.

k.0! SerVrint- 'taP AVMONTYA co, Nu, an1 house wrIs auel nar-ta El A o-4 per 1.rk 4.1,3g La, loq tyPna, corner Ly C. BY E. H. WHEDON ifg SON, Foe. sff.v3 and Main smeet.

CW)()K. cod( hi w.1,11- nr; 4tkdi t. Five Men Run Over by a Locomotive. I-104 )K, thNt-elaA4 cook, either white or ,.1. 314 a Coo.11,1.1,,E0Ma.

1.4, br three tla 103 No-til u122tu ItrPor. VIGAESFor sale flomettti: Ha1tr-11 31. 'ANY. A- W. cormiz atti Aale, a lArze, 7 fr.s rwre h3re rw, hflP.

by T1, --if. 111.1 n't. hit ti 'TM treei, bTaea eloi zetAL TUEstAY's S.A. LE BOOTS AND SHOR4. AT AL-CrioN, on Till toker i.

at 9 oar aattoa 1,0 TS O. WITHOUT RESERVE, larellanona. IVASti or fonr wa.Linf; wanted. Apply to 31 1- Wh.ititr Iota in block W. Lowell a' $29 56 1) 3, 12 1,450 04 ea 5, 46 975 00 11, 600 03 15, 44 66 48 1,199 Is 10 5.17 50 1,, 562 50 774 70 21, 46 46 67 5.1 44 6, 47 5d a 556 76 24, 64 741 22 3d, 555 27 04, ot 46 912 13 44 44 33, 64 1.06 05 lot on the river front, 13.13-12 ft.

front 5,9 64 a 300 1.725 la) in bLook 36, Lowell 1036 a-, 2i, lot in Clark 11.111ons on Bei lefontame Road, 25 by 14.5 1.06 50 912 53 do do aw 335.) 703 5) lot in b. Add. .1 t.ij 8-5 0.1 Ninth street .4 $21 525 00 44 ea to 1(; 50 514 4)0 Irdway and Magnire tonal, nal 1.024 53 north of above. 50 50 1,621 41 Second at. Bremen avenue, au!) 50- 755 91 norib of aboie, 19 50 4.7 50 64 44 1400 150 00 block 4, A S50 00 545) 10 44 66 29 00..., 1,160 Ii4) 46 13 25 1.030 00 64, St 14 10 5.1 60 5 3 cotittKA firi as enok in a priTaV! na.t:y:4411s- Ut, who perfectly tin tons' I si IA a 41:1 Watt to I1A7s! E.

i INING-Rt )31 GI P.I.,!iTwo Aploy to 10 -abinz. iron- 11-1 an4 ns-sWork; W. sI.71:3- at stlso-t. 1701: SAL At HI. Al THUMB.

Iwbv r. galt cheaper thgn zcoy Near I atterl lacm; call seen cog tl.er grlil be all trcet. Caeca (grecs wsc1 I6 Lby I IS I NT IT!" SA 1 I in the r. 4,1 4: 71, rLiw Nay L.st.1,tb oWEl: KA71-P. h.n thrivr- 1 1,1,1.

it. sha ess, is 4.r.41 J. HRNfl. I Brok. tra Or N.

M. hAmmi T.03 N. stree. 3n, 4,4 art rp000tro- aro? lov zot.a: Aott" a :4, mr oo- Jat Iro.roo ..000 It2 to a.o ra D. aro.I roO' I ,01 3,11.

Owe Lasts ally WalledAnother ratally SV a. At a quarter past I o'clock ye derlay afternoon, five mcn were carrying an iron rail across the Paine Railroad tracts On Eleventh street, when the train goihg west struck them, their backs being turind toy ant Me k.comotive, killing Patrick Vaughn insurntly, and mortally wounding James Reilly. crushing both legs arid otherwise injuring him. He was sent to the tity Hospital. ike Kennedy was btv.Cy bruised but not dangerously.

He was taken home to his friends. James Barnes and Thowav Kiblokan were slightly wounded, but able to walk home. Vaughn leaves a wife and child. Riley ilicd last night at fi oclock at the City Hospital. The ihotost will be held this afternoon at 2 o'clock.

I A fils.ON'S FL an. ay. A-4. U. Markeix WANTED SITUNTIONSM AI LES.

ADWERTIUEMENTS VICIPTIC TIII4 HEAD TEN CENTS PEn LIN FOR EACH Clerks and Salesmen. PERS, MECHANICS' AND 311 1101 0 In Want of na.A. do wra Id under this head. 11 20 teats Lme. FLOM JEINEli ILLL ILL.

TDARiiAINFSimp will 'tiny the or mr; anI ti.por A tI 7firldc In to trk 1" for r-rdnq. E. A. ELLE. 404 North Tore, by A 3 i an.1 obt 1 uipt by 41 21to gtreet.

ltEXiCAN WOOL-110 fhttt 4 le by 4A-A Nt.4t CIOOD GIRL A 11iNesroric for a privat 1373,,. 3 di.tart,e crtul avenue. it I -ed. a to I. it tiFolulsIst' Rot 2 Ili I At-NPREsSA thmdMh A So.

I mod un ter4t nd 3.7,1 h.vu a Ti 4- 2 ch-tant, Out ot Fr AVO GIRLSone to do the -11 lo irning. Ap.Ay streetbre.saltakere mild )4 IK-K FEL'ERA tirst-clase, double an and the by3t a' city ti a a Atire, itepubilLan e. AND ETA IL IT nr I Alyrt, An1 r.t 4 34ttL 113 rhad Ditr GPIODS, LEAV1.1-:3. FURNIsH1311; GoOD3, AT A 05 rittsa I toe, .401. at tt.T7Let' we a ila sett at out tattota WITHICT roata, D.

norm itenta littnatelea ts. a varo-ty 01 0041olas, Alossor A ratty 6.,010 MO. TILA NTATio PS Mt )t, AEi 2110 ctiowe sale IT I ABEEST OF A BLOOMER. lAVANA SUGARno Noogt ter sate OA TI(s oK-KE El'INGWanted by A-Pof I yestsexpnrtenno.lr in, hint a trw weA a et 04 trr to thin up. th otanAcaAdtiterts PoA-Initne .3.4 BOOK-KEE iEltOne thOTOr1111y with V.

an in Lrz, intuatn.n. th t1 Pron, 4i il.ror orty 7,31 Nurth 1a fls-. 14, of If Gallant Raid on a Woman A IPR MAKER WANTED 11 nt 10 Mn re-t. None IAA the hcat N1.Y 1 IR A ER at North ttke et. a 50 ,11 wzr ktoo.

n4 1 4aen Solth 1,10 bazs ta.t,4;,w. MILLINERY GOODS FUR LEI A b.nkruvt dittwry mad in flL tor 'Ale at It- a ta. LIAFKLUE VIAL. lututit anti tnrits 31 Eh CHANTS UR OTH ERS girsiring the or a v.1,g nlan Wit 01 IV.I and nit rrnee, sddraa 11. tab odic, I14)1)0Z.

WILLO.V AT AUCTION. on T.ID. I 2t to.C.-00È we WALL veil at 1, Wit roem QH EERY WIN ESventt irttne srry sold by qtINLIN. Bays. a CJ, 311e) V4A1til t.

wIrtiour PPren Poo ftrooro aco k-ops. a VItrICE Pl Zad ova loto to salt arse. XTRSE WASTE DOne that speak. A. In nch.

a raft Wal i el b.1 oq) A LELA L101. I)ILL HEAOA t'innirtno In wyio in-mit-41st REP1 OFF IL es 1 PS OF TRS Trn.tees 0E44 i.r at SiLicAS OFI A STRIKING feature of the Fair is the "loupe of neat cettoges devoted to first class sewingteachines. lhe first that strikes the eye is the "Sinter." What on institution has this become? The Singer Manufacturing Company employs ten sets of bands working alternately, night and day, turning out about two thousand machines per week, and notwithstanding are still nearly twenty thousand machines In amar of orders. The wonderful increase in the demand in Miswmri may be Inferred from the fact that the Kansas city pub-agent, who sold during 1867 only forty-eve machines, is now selling about one hundred per month -The Singer machines always, as remarkable for their sitar as for their adaptability to all kinds of work, have been recently greatly improved and rendered not only more beautiful in appearnee, but essentially quiet and rapid in opaation, both for family and manufacturing Either kind will sew perfectly every fabric. Thal most delicate texture called "illusion," can be as perfectly sewn sa ordinary muslin, which is a feat that cannot be achieved by any machine with a vibrating arm which necessitates a crooked needle.

Nothing can be more beautiful than the easy adaptation of every device for hemming, cording. braiding, bindle', tucking, and last. though not least, the new device for ruffling and stitching the same as a single operation. BY A- I. HALL CO, No.

412 North Main st-oet T. NKEr a in 0 pr. Ay 3t tat', 4.7 44 FE( TI1 ER Y. frn it and rw aZ a low lawn et-I IRI'(; tiriux store for. ar.s., now maKokg an I 'a, von, ale ea-at mten ot hv by totA With L.

11. V. TWO, WO! ZO Ott nul. MIT 5.tle at at a barzain A. La 'tAtt.

1 MILL Ei )11 LEA fir-t ei n- vta. .1. I E34.ti;a, ALirr.a PA 11,10 iN NO ky county. ACOolOrl Et )CERIESStock and tixturem for salr, at of fwergy-tilipt 3134 tilillota CI, R4 CERY Sto, and fixtureA of a xa C. :1 a a.4)1 'al Of cost.

Tn. Ir.11 1p onatt. A at a. E. nth aad Franann toCEk LYNC FL gri pf ERY FOR SALEA t-tia-kt graNil I aot doing good trade.

Ad-odic, ERY for and tixtnrns of vert 414, IIJ.A.-L AttLirtatt J. U. t.111 F. YARI) Futt SALEA well es 1.1trn, I 37.1 do a good in a Lb 1 a pr Ot.t row farther n. 01 3.14Itt.: PO2 NScoo4 a.

ETTER COPYING BA )1)K4 of all A.4 sod suits to be Ind at Qo itEt BIND ALESIki A A tino-class 15 csp, ricnre, WALL- a EnggliQ11 and nently. Y.eqt of cly reference given. Add reta 301 Soutit Second t. QITUATION Ai SALESMAN in th, in.ineee or forthinz. Virtrn-n', trdn lox experi rverv Att.

dn. J. A. btoica. care 31r.

tut, N. Teachers. GERM dlity: Men. who want to them ic lees in Gemlan. nn a a-ost te.nte, well a be7p in Ftu 'ft a ltre.

St. a 1 nivcre ty in Lianover, Terms App4 to Jmv RTNCESZ'A Stove Yn 60111 Nonh TLird sL, St. 51. The 'Trades. F17NDRT CARPENTER Wanteil.

and 11- low boards 1.0t ttr Vaitt MS; Ivedat Lave no to eo to the cournry. Address A. S. CARPEN I Eft, 1226 brnadway. ECI, iNDrit TIP, ill-AD TECIT emic LINE WA Ii or-e Towl-y the i ili.

hcAl. TIATES COUNTY LANDS wauttA in ex, rr chi F.S 31- Rent Est-tte Brker. 4109 tneurt I.EiN;ERS. Day Books; and ad kimis of troks ra.vt Warder and tor rale at the A1 ItIACAN isiNDEltf. PIPTTERS and vm311 iv A-4 the tt aL ,14 -IvEt OF FIGAL BANKS awl I h4 il ,41,4 ail klait iul 2ak BLANKS REY i hi-ICAN OFFICE.

CIAUTIONStrattv.tr4 and vi9itor4 to tilt, ate that ttn 1,1 a alcnt 4.1 cloth at murk, than CA.s qt t. ffer.i lir the Nt 'tort Wt, t. thr I 2t. Rttun.r. Ir Ore.

TOM Tii MB, It street Ones. and ii4C1l1P BOOKS of all 479.1, tVlet; anI rleLee Lobe hsd 4t the ht.le iN LARY. ecTneen 5. U. le.

Circuit tourt Jit "los Saner apeinted an4 took Ste oath by law. Leo bullock aryl Bond sworn as Grand Jurors. elohn 1n distillrgeit from attendaace as a tirand Juror. Ordcred that a It scaled ams containing deposit "oga 0, be clerk. and to in the coaes to they la spectively belong.

Hugh I Sweeney Win. Coffin; motion led plairtid to ranuind cause to Court of 13 titC (Ptie A. Turner RinW et al agroemmat filed continuance till next term at detanslauca costs. Slime vs. Walter Jones, filed ear contiuttance (lease nerally.

John Page vs. Marcus Box d'a Administrator; cunlict for plaintiff tiamoga The P. S. vs. John jaileansnt in cornance with stipulation of derendart far the sum of lodab and interest thereon trunk 15th of February IseT.

at 6 per cent. Beery sworn RP tirtnd rittd States vs. John timid; defendant strain. ed. nal es reading and pleads not guilty.

Lail fixed at i-sst. mu defendant remanded into custdd, of the Marshy'. Joselh A. Berry es. Thomas C.

Pletcher et. motion Eled by plaintiff to atippresa the deposPione tsken in this ease on the part of defsridant of Henry Turner. Thomas Adamson. Edwin Turner, Lien eey Davis, Henry W. Turner.

Fredere Zeiler, L. De Mott's. Greenville Clayton and Writ. lition. for remsons set in Paid motion.

irewit Cetera. In the matter of the esiale of tVeeshaupt, report of sale filed. vs. Soria kliSsMri Railroad Cmnpany Chouteau Ac y. Pilley, 'Noonan I.

Norman, ilie; VP. Beekman. Leen VS. ZoleFer; answer tiled. Lepere Vt.

Taylor. same ea. Tburivoll vs. Thies, Hitchcock vs. Triplett answera filed.

Picot vs. hetes. Central Sai inks Bank vu. Shiree. Witte re.

l'erkins, Mokair rs. kiciair; proof of publication fled. Paxson vs. Bauer, tame re. Pinker; filed.

lioeurchen vs. Bow, WellsYs. Lake; demnniers Flinn vs. How; amended petition and answer hied. es.

Berger. Decoke va. Stints; answers and motion for see linty for reefs tiled. Widowed ye. Biumentitai nietiOn to make petition more definite and certain.

liatibart es. South St. bolds klatnal insurance Compary; motion tor secunty for costs and demurrer tiled. unekem vs. Carr; motion to file bill particulars.

Schaefer vs. Ssibiefer; motfon tor alituony; affidavit and enener fried. Bowenkamp vs. lierther, Motion for security for costa anti answer iSed. Burnett ese.

vs. Borneo. appellee enters appearance. Thompson vs. Ransom vs.

Belobradaky. Beset' VP. Melsbeinter. Smith V. Crews.

Abort Quate. Adams vs. Andrews. Itejijy vo Cannine rok rw Ma'asey, Central Sayings Bark vs. Moran re.

Miller vs. acidnal I nsnrance Comp toy, Bole! Vp. Leonard. Kronenberger vs. Deeeknon vs.

'Oak vs. Pe Witt co Beineeke, Retusey vs. Frain an--ewers filed. elod vs. Lonergant demurrer and motion to die-mien hied.

oste vs. Lent-titan amended petition hied by leave. Wetaern Savin2t Ronk vs. Dunham. TraCIPrS Sank vo klenbante National Bank.

es. klechanics' Bank, German Savings Association, ansas City. Vt. iana; itoemeister Vs. Bean ye.

St. lands Railroad Cowpony, S-ilottman Ssimeider.Von Itrais Vt. Lewis A appearances of appellee entered. time vs. Swope.

disnusiestMilidi VP. M. ha- Chimp; motion to quash Sheriff i eturn. and affidavits tiled. Groyn V.

Gob motion tor additional security, and plea tt abate-went trosi. vs Missouri Home Ina. motion for execution ra. siockhciderm Jernifige ve. Jennings; report ot commissioner.

CIPitiVIDegt and woe. Billings vs. Jackson; ten dart to plead, Barites vs. Lance; demuner filed-. Van Eva vs.

Van Eva; motion for alimony and answer hied. Chariot vs. Sandford; motion for order on plaintiff to elect. Peck es. Odium, Brewster ve.

Deacon; Ansa ez deed. Cereals CourtNs. 2- 51Tadern Bank vs. An lemon; demurrer to petition Paine ye. Shea; answer and plea In abatement Lk People's Savings Institution vs.

Massey; separate aLiaerot Maseey and Downing filed. Clemens, jr. V. tituni; appearanceot plaintiff ap- pelting enterea. Atlantic Insurance Company vs.

Able et answer oi II. tine aril B. Able. Pollock to IS r'b British leumrance Company; interrogatories tied. l'uitt vs.

Cass et old motion to proceed without forraisking security for soots tiled. Elfin ve. Itircher; amended answer filed by care. Fisher vs. Welige2 el aL; demurrer of Minfite hit 4.

Harrison vs. Alexander et old answer of hill Leyison BLe vs. Celhant et default yik Gilliam. Voting A Hamlin. JoLes vs.

Morgan; answer of Bricher l'ollook S. Weber- proof of fuel. ve. Grallagl; dtientLaat given i dars to ILL er. Thomas A.

Wilkins et al. vs. Ilienry Slashat pltitten tor partition Wed, and order ot publication in the St. Loots Fmk-5. okeneeLled y.

Blottean et answer of Byrne tied. klenerd et aL vs. Morewell ei sit pro.yl of pnbilCat edi Smith ye. Hastings et motion to strike Ott of answer sustained. Buda et al.

ve. Ilegker; demurrer to petition filed by leave. Elleard vs. Keely; defendant given balance October to plead Pryan vs. Niehaus; disraiseed by plaintiff at deleistabt's mats.

Best vs. Bobb; defundanta, Charles ani Georte But and Joseph and Cora TAyior, given 30 days auditional time to p.ead. lira National liank, Washingtori, vs. Puller, Tore ve. Muldoon et al.

Welt! vs. Tauter. Housings ve Bull, Union Natiotuki Bank oh St. Louis ea. Miesey; liolpLin ye.

tade, litotwogel vs. Siegnst, Kelm vs. tircksteal et al, Keokuk Packet Company ye. Davit. to.

Patterson, Baurais ye. Bolick vP. Wiggins Ferry Company, Alla Ineurance Cempany Ye. Keokuk Packet Cotonou, ansoers tiled. Coghill vs.

Yaeger; depositions fir plaintiff tiled. Blotoogel vs. Beater; antilz of Vend lk Reuter State to urte of Bollendieck vs. Renter, Sparing ye. Harmon, Miroentechtler vs Bioueau; answer, filed.

Bitimmauer vs. Such's et demurrer to answer filed. Charles Bender ra. Pope; answer filed. oaten ye.

Carpenter; an.strer tiled. White va. butiterLud; motion to dissolve 'Alone-bon granted. el RAINERA yonag. man, 4 year 4 at the ilindr.

Wants to rnh in u.k.r i0nte gramer instrwtorn. Atliman 13. MIA olike. Fr OW NSH PLATS. wt Books, A- az the BIN DEnr.

IVARRANTEE DEEDS and Claim tut eale at the itV.PUBLICAN uFFICiL. STAPLE AND FANCY DR)ir coors, LADIES' AND GENTS' FURNISHING GOODS, ZEPHYR KNIT NOTIONS, ETC. Gut recalar sale day ralliwt ma a sell ogre 05 leg 0AT wows ING, 1Hb tril at oar saleeroom, AT AUCTION. shirthata brown etteetiotts, penes, tette, and hnnrn an. ar-wool rattneln.

flme olatk alt.enn. -114 rn, tartan laJtLt and otb, soap bitArtr, taunt. vista LADIEs SHAWLS, -Pearedale." "La ra---orar, beetat, thaw W. Ita.t and ind PAIR BLANKETS. 12-4.

4 mod lea Marseilles table atteibtaa; 50 DOZEN HOSIERY. Fine la'de tlannaks. 11h lawn, been 'bane, arta hue wsreta.aarnaea 3:0 DOZEN sHIRTS AND DRAWERS. eir, C. F.

drawers lellet. obala. BritGb meal tr la3141ese. Socks. taw etc.

paper. pia needle sal gager -A EMMACada: bankable faada. calITCAl'it)N as or ent ot a foundry and machine Atos or railros.itsFor SLO, by a ronip.4.-tit un. with 25 years has held the atsive 12 yi-ars, an Ltd 10 Tears praetwe in ear sisi lot, 'Motive IL: hest of risen. Address A.

It. this ontee. and Art note wheie to or cal. on 11r. J.

211 itret t. I'PTrE A.iortas where LO Cali. or VS 405 Green ULESFire It ulnsl mules wanted, fro14 14, high.vranat the next sive Itys.a! the near Clot No, 1515 noI 1511. for wte.ch we toty th, 11.41- est tnalltt kt)Biti FOR ILE-1101INEN-VEMICLES. ADVERTNEMENN CNDER THN HEAD TEN CENT, PER LINE 2,2 2 ken INIEntion.

A filrong-ininded woman, a doetress, from Fort Scott, Kenna, arrived in the city morning. She was on the way to her friends East, with the view of a short call on the Woman's Suffrage Convention, now in session at Mercantile Library Ball. She was attired in tbe bloomer habiliments, a sort of half male, half feminine costume. She wore lady's hat, of the approved style, from wild' the hair tasted to her shoulder, in true feminine taste, and her drese consbeed of a grey woollen cloak, a gentleman's surtout Around her was a fur muffler. Thus far all maidnlike, hut the surtout happened to meet a pair of bugtronvers, at a reasonable distance above the ankle, and this was a terrible offenee--a violation ordinance No.

5,421, article 2, section 2, which declares it a naledemeanor to "appear in a dress not belonging to kin or her sect," or "a lewd dress," the line for which is fixed at not less than ea or more than WOO. Well, the style of dress is a matter of arbitrary faehion, and any departure from the currant mode is sure to attract attention. As the doe-tress was sauntering along Fourth street, minding her own bubinem, she was arrested by a tall and gallant police officer, for a violation of ordinance No. 5,421. The arrest was by no personal rise, zed the exercise of no particular sagacity.

The prisoner drew no glistening stiletto from ha no attempted in any wayto esist, by knocking down, kkking. beating, or otherwise wresting bersellviolently from the clutches of ker courageous and gallant captor. Besides, there was a creed collected who, out of sympathy for city ordinance No. 5,421, would have waisted the officer in the performance of his duty bad any violence been tiered to his person. The strong-minded female was marched down to the Central Station fellowed by a creed of men and children.

At the Station the Fort Scott doctress btood back in majestic contempt With an indgnant look she wanted to know on what charge she wasarrested. The orlicers were in a quandary. An old police attorney Bays that the only ground upon which a lemale dr.msed In male attire can be arrested, is that there is danger of a disturbance of the peace. The same may be said of a circus or a stump speaker who draws a crowd. Police Commissioner Meyer, regarding the case In a common-sense light, took the lady into a private room, and explained the effect of city ordinance No.

5,421, and regretied the netemity other arrest. She was Immediately released, on leaving the sta-, lion, her indignant feeliegs seemed to bubble up into her eyes as if she was half rawly to cry. Her assumed ectopcsure mewed to have lett her. The ota Aimee in the costume described Mt St. 1, ens will probably furnibh a nut to crack for the FdinAle Sufrage Covention, now in sessien at the Library Hall.

HALL SATZ AND LOCK ComPAST, 317 lire street, between Third and Fourth streets. This house Ili offer their reliable Fire and Burglar Proof Safes at reduced prices during the Fair week. The safes manufactured by this Company are well knewn ad hare the repuiation of being the hest in the 'market. Buyers would do well to cal. and examine our.stock before purchasing elsewhere The best and cheapest Safe in the world can be bought only at HALL'S Safe and Lock Company 31 7 olive street.

APIA INELY STORE fw sale. So. 40-1 rtrArt a -rano atat atzteL A I IONAL HOTEL in 1 tor rmio, arrow naolattona for nrarly flit, p. r.n.. Th la a tine attached to ttte rte sahr4e olotat.hotraortt 0 now honz a good S.

Torn, oborat. awl -ati-ractory roaaorta 73,11 teA ov.4. Ao.iteNt C. P. IP Jorsorrine IL I )ATENTSome territory of ib nwritorico4 t4tItat tor sate; new Arittrosa K- that JERSETVILLE.

EL. October 1, trill. A to nt- F. After a session of two weeks. during which time the docket was cleared.

Judge Hodges adjourned our Circuit Court Saturday afternoon. This term of the oust has been remarkable for the few persons that have been in attendance, and the unimportance of a large majority ot the cases that were heard. REAL ESTATE SALES. The Trnslees ot the itapttst Chureb old their lot immediately in the rear of the parsonage en Hamilton ITC1I12e. to Am rew Jackson.

for 1500. Charles itentter has odd Lis two-story brick business house near the depot, to Charles Harris for 2.600. Morris it Locke bas purehased the residence of W. W. Coleman, on North Oliva tor 11,1110.

NEW TELEGRAPH. The Mew telegraph between Chicago and Sty Louis is rapidly approaching completion. The poles are now up as far south a. Nillwood, Macoupin county, within edzry-fice miles of St. Louis.

and it is continently erpected that It will be in working order the entire length by the first of next Ndt ember. CITY TAXER. John C. Mlarity. our efficient City COIIPCI.V.

paid 11,500 into the La 7 Treasury to-day. Mr. Murphy will advertise the delinquents in the city papers this week. EXCHANGED. W.

Mort ly, who has discharged the arduous and responsible ditties of freight agent for the railroad company at this station for the last two roan'. to the satisfaction of all concerned, exellittied Mares recently with C. Major, of Miuray vide, illotola, who is now officiating here. -wowas'a A 'intention of elm down-trodden and persecuted retow-citizens of the femaM persuasion will be held at CATilDTIIie this month. Mot Mary E.

Livermore is announced one of the re. LIFE OF AMERICA. John H. Hudson. a well-known merchant at Old Kane.

Green count liltuote, added 1114,.000 IO hM estate last Saturday. be securing a pobcv for that amount in tills excetndit and tharitution. In this connection 1 vitt State that thie company is securing a large number at the best citizens of notion as members, who are assuring their bees largely, while a good many wbo bold policies in laatern companies intend to take paid-up tviiiicies there. and will take sew ones in the largertand InDst stsressi al one in the world, the Life Aasociation of America. TEACHERS CONVENTION.

The annual Convention ot the teacners of Green County win be held at Kane, on the 5th proximo. The well known hospitatity of this pleasant little town is a sufficient guarantee that all who may at, tend will be genet-Justly and enter. tamed. REV. C.

H. TVKITE. nib well known geh mow; for many years pas- tor ot the 1st Church. of this city, preached to his old congtegatim evert ty. Mr.

lode Las built up a large anal prosperous church at resiamt. and la justly nitranite as one of tLe ablest and mos: succm-ful nemisere of MS titHIALLIIIALW Ii UK Musistissippi I alley. erixsrarytnicar, C0N7ExTrolt. A conventions Li Lehi at l'atiiien to-morrow for Ute purpose of noinittaing a candidate to represent tads tit-loot in the clonstitteional which c(chisents ni irecertilsd. lion.

Robert A. King of Wm city, wii tic ehosen on the first ballot Cill ECM. Wcrk was le-tinted ou this large and torutture nod Monday. it la expected that it Will be enclosed "pence tale new year. JER.EY Cot NTT FAIR.

Tte extensive moors suit imnromixtents WI I. I have been making at the Mir grounds month are noirly completed ant add greatly Li the looks and conymilenec of the The officers Lave spared neither pa' as nor money to make this the great fair of the and presiht that if the weather is psemant that the highest expectations of the most sanguine will be more than realized. A breAy the smile, numbering one hundred, have all here enjaged. and more alit have to be hi', fool the rent to Manna neariy three times the ainmat recciy.1 for the bailie last ear, has been paid into the treasury. Fr41 ItT.

LOUISA great many of our people conteniplate visiting St. Louis during the week, for the porpose of visiting the lair. CROPS AND WEATHEI. The severe frost fast week considerably damaged what cairn there was in the torthern pm of the State. Wheat is being put in min a large quantity already up.

It too'ss rtmarkably well. A tine rain, bast Friday night, id greatly fteilitate farm- ers in putting in this great cereal. There will not be near as much wheat sowed as usual. Ohl corn is tellittg at sixty cents per bushel. while wheat commane a from nits- cents totem douse anti cents per bushel.

The corn crop is being cut now. We are haying delightful weather now. and if it continues during this month our farmers can clime up their tall campaign with the riatimaetion, at learn-, that they have attended to the RANGER. PARRIAGESClo-ap a apzer 8.7 Byrn L. 3rriaze 1 Aecoal Lt12.1 itnage.

awl on- tarn. Lao. new and ettpnI hand 100.1 Clark avenue. CARRIAGEFor gTle. nenfly Tww: took 14 Fr.em'run c.

tele wra and aLalta: 71; trtraega. arm, new. 114.iy to Mi rHEA-4 Co. to I 3ORT4BLE CAS-LICHr---WanteI the too, for haA a to col; and tho a "fl 1 to introddne conotry the Gaa, Ltd, the twat and attithnal "ttt 111 won I. for ii.

Company. 100 alf.11 Nt refl. IVANT to run some first-class saw miii liy Ir Mo. thouiatat. two romperrat rn n.

trYyy J. box 7. Jrff-rook Coy. Mo. or a.m.; Fair gall at Itel South Third street.

ICaelltmen. 00ACTIMANA first-clasa coachman with gooi lecommiel thou wialgol asituargon. Addrtee U. hewn-Luau thee. Miacelliancona.

WAIsT and wile, without children want a 43JI. to take care ot homes and Cows, and work in cant. n. anti make kmaitit aeneraLy and wire to rook. waeh and Inn.

Apply to ALFD IliODMAN, Deer Farrah South oron4 S--Byman and wit, man to ,10 geral taming and to take eare at wife 31 laandn.es and take charge of a dairy. or will make arranormints 3313 the lady. Addrein Z. Ze, this office. tor two tiaj ES AND 110t 01.

and pork Iam4 st," Sri hoop pohts C.t,h T. I tr, I WU1K. aud VA FRIA, sal, a faini 'LI Sell, roach rhr-zur, cat aoss. a )-Anwlt with cach In pee. I.r 55.1 th-arly S.

Ir. Apply I carr.aze F.st:t.ry. ntsr Chiries IrANTED to put it down a fart, CI I Ltiuz in the in at Er.a 3 N. F.flit atratt, conc i.ocus. tarette.

A. KEIHNEY. vEhy ONE To KNoW TIIAT 2.1 st cal heat Ji.a3 Wolk ia done tha NOT TO BE VierntizzoOught to be the first care of strangers visiting a large city, and as there is so much competition at present in the clothing Pine, it would not at all surprise us if some were inVolled Ilion. The well-known reputation established by the old reliable Great Western Clothing House, southeast corner of Fourth street and Washington avenue, imiums us to it to all pelsons in want of fall and winter goods of all ascriptions, the amortment is so large and the prices so low, that parties cannot fail to be pleased oiler giving them a call. BY F.

A KENNON, Fits. 13 Synth Fifth 314 Wartia WWI is. TWO FINE CARRIAGES, ONE RDCX.1.- WAY, FINE NAN, FURS rru AND OTilErt. GOODS. Rm.

5.S I an i It(. PI U.n tun. ApI 1 psaa Arta Chum Ware. asul oLlier The Thibottanz tit.) Sentisel infers front its ex-chances that the sugar crop will not be large in proeortion to the area in cultivation that the yield of rice will be excellent, and of cotton good throughout the State, with a full average crop of cor in th leathern sectioa. There is an old negro In Columbus, lammed Reuben Butler, who mays he was born on the eth of uly, 1762, which would make hint at this time 107 years of age.

Be says be remembers the Revels-thievery war and Gen. Washington. The Rome (Ga.) Corantercere meek ing of the ild diggmes in Bartow county and at the Grit urines, owned by a Breton company. rays that discoveries sill be cab ibited that vrill astonish all the Pearchem after mineral wealth, and nothing the like whereof has ever been beard on the American continent. Some of our Moat truthful citizens have seen sped-teens of the ore, and bear witneee to the groat value cf it.

It It reprieented that One ten of the ore recently taken from the shaft Lam been temed and examined, and grill pi id twenty thousand Ube University ot Nashville was Mended in 11114 by the State of North throben and endowed vitt; Amide in the neighborhood of now within the city. the rite in the value ot winch has placed it among the wealthiest ineitutionsof the nation. The Sugar Planter. Ot Barna aaya: Cotton pickers are in demand, bat they are un to be had for love. money.

or any other consideration." While stacking fodder in a field on the premises of Mr. Black, about two miles mist of Brownsville, Teem, last Saturday evening, a moo man named Floyd was struck by lightning and instantly killed. Persons who saw the body of the unfortunate negro my that every bone in his body was crushed almost to atoms and yet his flesh was unbroken. A negro girl, standing near by, was knocked down by the current et electricity at the same time, but sustainel no iterioue injury. An arhoy took place at Clarksri Ile, Tennessee, last Saturday, between Charles Hall and Mai.

Brandon, to which one of them wee killed and the other terribly wounded. While quarrelling Hall, drew a large knife and stabbed Brandon fire times in the back, once in the neck, and once on the head. Brandon fought desperately, and I nally succeeded in knocking Hall down, and, taking the knife from him, cut him in the breast, arm, back and leg. Hill Heed but a few hours. Maj.

Brandon in lought to be dangerously wounded, but be is now Lial recovering. A flock of tete sheep Passel thmagb the streets of last Sunday evening. They were mostly Spanish merino of the finest grade of wool. They came from lovra.and were on their way to Itureetiville, Ky. Their further destination is not knownmoot probably they will be offered tor gale in Iota to Kentucky and Tennessee wool-growers.

On Sept. the 20th, J. M. Carty, Jr. while Laboring antler a fit of temporary insamty, at Waco, Texas, lolled hie father.

There is a demand for dwelling it; Miss. Strangers going there complain that it is almost a hopeless search to even find a chicken coop for rent. The work on the Memphis and Selma Railroad kprogreasing rapidly. From Marion In the direction of Geeenshoro, Alm, six miles have been completed, inepeeted and reeeived. The Governor has indothed the bomb of the road to the amount of 320.010 for the first twenty miles.

By previous arrangement, Gem Forrest leas sold these bonds, to be delivered lot October next in New York. and bag now gone there to ecliver them. lie will Lave plenty of money to paela the Work to early completion. Instead of levier a mile a weee, as be doing IlOW, Le will soon la two or three. 4.

telegram from San Frallbas.10 to CA. Jamie D. Porter. of Paris, Tennessee, announces the death of Capt. Thomas K.

Porter, at sea, three days out, on the letb hot. Captain Ferrer was educated at the Naval Academe, Amealsolie, aim was Matter in the U. S. Nary at the breaking out of the late war. liteeitthing hie podtion be took service in the Confederate land can tnatioing the Barns Artillery at Fort Doneboon.

where he was wounded. Returning from impiteonment he was naale chief of artillery on Gen.Buckuer's staff. In this capacity be was severely wounded a second time. rpm his recovery be was transferred to the nary, and was mend in command of the Florida. at the Surrender of that At the close of the war.

he went to Mexico, and subsequently entered the merchant marine at San Francisco, and was at the time of his dearth, commandine a merchant ship playing between that port and Mazatlan. Oa Saturday, the 2h, the gia-hame on the Gunter place, near Pintalla, Mississippi. was destroyed by Ire. Cotton to the amount of twenty-five bales was burned. The ere Originated from the eighty saw gin, which had been kept menthe all day.

The Geverecor of Alabama has ordered an election on the end of November, in Mobile county, to fill the vacancy hi the logielatere from that county, caused by the (Mamba vide Gregory, mere. (me day lint week Mr. Hall, living near Montgomey, Alabama, tent a negro man with a wagon and team and four bales of cotton to the city, with inetructions to wait till he arrived. When Mr. Hall reached the city, the negro, wagon, mules and cotton were nowhere to be found.

The zdg was too sharp Sr Mr. Bait alai auk! Out kit mock and departed unknown before his arrival in the town. The Hon. John H. Reagan sod the Hem John T.

Mills. of Texas, bare recently made profemion of religion, the former unitmg with the Methodist Church and the latter with the Cumberland PreebySerbia Church. Capt. Samuel Turner, of Washinetoa county, Mism held for the killing of Mr. II.

W. Anderson, Met July. was, in Greenville on the Stir, admitted to ball in the um of 115,010. The Lynchburg (Vs.) Sews says: We learn tram our country friends that they have generally commenced cutting their tobacco. and that the onalitity it much better than they were led to anticipate from the latoneee which it vat planted, mad the injury done by the preetheted dreart.t.

The crop, however, will be a small One. and a great deal of it, it is Seared, will be metro by the trust before it is ready tor the knife. An moray took place at MO011eburg, Weakly county, last meek. in win-h one Mae was kited and one seriously Wounded. A difficulty arose between Amine Davis and Mr.

Blake, both yentas men raised in that community. It appears A retire Davis has been shot at several times atter night of late, and be suspieioned young Blake of the act. On Saturday lest, Davis was sitting in Dr. Lellar's otbee, in Middleburg. when Blake name up.

An altercation at once commenced, Devitt tieing a knife pretty freely. Dr. Loiter, a mutual friend and rola non of Davie. raked in to separate the partiee. Davie.

under the eltatement, znoutieerstoott the in- tention of Dr. Lollar, and Mai- tee upon him a seri- cite stab with a knife. Davis then pitched into eke. stabbing him several time, from the effects ot which be ai-ant died, we boar. Darla has not been arrested.

The Misname I La.) chioures that the sug proportion te Meares i of rice will be excellent out the State, with a fa outliers sectioa. There is an old negro Reuben Butler, who uly, 162, which woul years of age. Be says obituary war and Gen. I The Rome (Ga.) Com dlegmes in Bartow owned by a Boston am sill be exhibited that i after mineral wealth, I has ever been beard Some of our 1130tit tree rr ens of the ore, and be ci it. It is represented cently taken from the I ambsed, and will ei Id Ike University ot Na by the State of North kande in the neighborb the city.

the rne in the among the wealthiewt it The Segar Planter. ton pickers are in dent had for love. money. or While stacking fielder Mr. Black, about two Tenn, last Saturday Floyd was struck by lig Persons who saw the bo my that every bone in i to atoms and yet his de girl, standing near by, current et electricity lit no aerie's injury.

An affray took piece Saturday, between Cha in which one of them it ribly wounded. While large knife and stabbco back, once in the neck, don fought desperatel knocking Ball down, him, cut him in the bre Heed but a few hours. be dangerously wounde acing. A dock of 2.300 sheep bladimeiville, last manly Spanish merino They came from Iowa Bensenville, Ky. The) knownreaet probably Iota to Kentucky and On Sept.

the 20tb, el lug under a IR of ten Texas, killed his father There is a demand Iambus, Miss. Strange It is almost a hopeless at coop for rent. The work on the M. rapidly. boll of Geeensboro, Ala pletsd, inepected and I yndoned the bonds of 330.010 for the diet two easement, teen, Form delivered be October now gone there to do plenty of money to pas.

tompletiou. Instead of Is doing IlOW, lie will so. A telegram from San Porter. of Paris, TentICA Capt. Thomas K.

Porte! the Mb inst. Captain Naval Academy, Anna' U. S. Navy at the breS Betatming hie podtion federate land el ttnery at Fort Doneness Returning from impriso artillery on Gen.Buckut be was severely nounde recovery he was transfe. imond in command oft of that vessel.

At the Mexico, and marine at San Francisco his deeth, commanding between that port and Oa Saturday, the egth, ter place, near Pintalla, by Ire. Cotton to the a was burned- The ere eaw gin, which bad beet The Gevenisor of Ants CD the Zed of November, recency in the legielapi by the (tenth of Oride G. One day last week Mr, gomery, Alabama, gent and team and four balm inetructions to wait till I reacbed the city, the ne ton were nowhere to be I sharp lo Mr- Balt and I parted far knoll town. 1 The HOU- John R. Re Mina, of TelliS, have rt religion, the former Church and the latter w.

tenon Church. Capt. Samuel Tonle Kitts, held for the knit tam July. was, in Green' bad in the um of The Lynchburg (Va.) our country friends that mewed cutting their tot iP much better than they the lateness which it done by the pro-acted will be a small One. an Seared, will be csaght by tor the knife.

An affray took plot' county, last sr killed and one sericite arose between Archie i young men railed in tin Arctic Davie has been night of late, and be sue act. On Saturday butt, I La's once. in Middlebur altercation at once cows pretty freely. lit. Lolls Son of tarn.

noised I levee. under the excites tention of Dr. Lollar. as Onh nob with a knife. )'hake.

stabbing him sei ea which he etace died, been arrested. 1 FST AURAST FOR SALEOne-half -t in tirat-otasa retattfatat. in Ob. best Lacai-ty: Calf At etbsp en411. or on Lint.

comi UN? CUD I tn. I a ft iD endkt Ii tnam tor a ninn a he-inut ttnitt. C4T4 OF GooDs SALE. AND L. or tent A rare innce LK a MAD WALD a 1, ((taint ur to thou', i to1 1 art.

the-, Is a ne, oniy ODD it rt. 4 qEt Cre rIzair Tun a a to am Lf, 1 ken Alit P. 0 W. BRICK ET, Jr. COi otir or an I be-t or, rt wob rii-vt nt rrz Ds One of the At iin it not at priLe.

A. 44.1 Mt. HORSESFor note plir or oil 1,01 3 tagi traselitsr-w it tie not 110.1t000.. et J. r.

C.ii.ELLk.. J. 400 turtn itoo2t. Sale or ior 01 ..0 Iwo rit, I 'h anti on th kr It and WO hoods stalift. ITU Al' It )N Walited 29 porter or eltrk ei the and iewher G-rn in and kdigibt; nc crett.

U. L. this EgUce. TIVERY OYI: TO KNOW THAT 1HE AA i. most v.E rat1than 1.11Ment.

rrEOTTING WAGONFor ztak. Lit.lit a. arot I 71. mr- ma.1 horses, 11 111Mti3 1.tat,e GIS ALSt At 12 I will te'l two faluay eatr.a,;-a. rwalaw way ant.l.

AM) BUSINEsA MEN. nrr remember It the Jet, I iqco at a 'e wei-rtiaz. -e Lieuti--eme Auld etyLka i)1 rrHE W4 PT DEPWr. Nu. SE; br li.

vf nr.4 At a zlt .111, 1.01 aj. DELialitab WI vtlbrrr 14. WANTEDMILE HELP. ADVEllTFEMENI'S UNDElt T11.1 IlEAD TEN CENTS PER JUNE roo EAL Clerti nod I. smelr, rr FrosE wistliNG iaTi4S, 1,11 Zrni tacra bj loak-erta, eclumn.

NE oAsistant rior grocery Apply to J. MO, WC. 4 tS et. man to clerk for an insora 1,0 per month. Apply to J.

MOugg.114 mart. BY W. MORC3AN9 General Auctiton and Cortnussv.la No. al. Sartb iThertt Ekgwers Irnbe am Loc.

artet. I ir.no 0,64. To PREsEnVE HEALTHis the first hw of astute, thOlefere, in Order to do so parties can be 1113- terialty assisted by purchasing one of those elegant overcoats or dress capes. of the Great Western Clothing House, southeast corner of Fourth street and Washington avenue, made of the finest ot fur nd plain bearer, chinchilla niciton or Scotch cloths in the latest styles, and at a lower price than any other house in the city. OS the piece goods ere purchased before prices advanced.

FOR 'LENT 114 EEJLIA kil4iU4E4. UNDFR IMq EMAD TEN CENT4 PEN LINE lot EMIR LL HAVING HOUSFS rt rt, can Tr.lk, 2 knoling 14 everybody by Leg litdel bead OYsTER 1)EALEIti To RENTE3I1R that .9 Jltv oov b.ed by LU, tirati any (-4 RAILIZOAI) MEN AND ih rem, that 111 m' 77117 Al --b111111 prozrumal ate4 li.it be Al 1 at c.ti.e altd cic.p rgoi Ite Job rro Dix roINA 4tiol Wtrtil 8 Wop-n. in tazal In 3 ty Ad 1 ,41 to ck cr. Aore-3 TULL. tki 543.

ro.t ULL-ze. r.11, rr WO rox LINEN ()LLARi a. to th.PLA Aurt Jerhat, LI rib INA BAre.4. SOITTH FIFTH tn lit a. AAly 4 5 North FAMILY CARRIAC Es.

LE-I 1, WAGONS, HARNESS, On 5 ATritp I utorntaz. ttetobe.r tOb bt at 1,1. be Aoit Ote tale ftf cot. VT tot. hr.

or Ott ospo mete tne tt roed.ateat, otte 1.1 Ine Lunocarr.i.e.,,n moot truer. LAST ST. LUIS ITEMS. The Trtattra 4 woit 1D-WORK It, wALton cal-evre troul to to 51 moti.ppt. to JoHN MOORE, No.

509 texas( street. 9011 fl MENTo bur coo41 overcoat at 'wanted, 31A WW1 ai I 1.7,4 ahlrta at at, cent, eat b. bt TIVK NOR At 001 SorE4 loustL vf 895 Si SEVENTH STREE r-T-a LA I .71.1 FIVE Err RED PO UNI)3 TEA3. it Tr kJ) I yr o.4,1;111,11 asscr.ed LE, A.m.. Lit, to at itaAtata.

Not-KwTO the different societies who intend turning out on Sunday the 10th, to the dedication of the Church of St. Anthony of Padua, will meet at their re-pective halls at 73i o'clock A. M. The head of the procession will rest on Fifteenth and OTallon, and march to Park, where they will meat the German Benevolent Societies, and proceed to the church. By order a the Committee.

WM. HENRY, Chairman. WANTLIOPit u-rx E. Zi FIE kr) TEN CENT, PER LENZ lug LACM man wanted with a .11.1 II to UilLe ut a turn. tAt.

t-) rt in vt. tad. Ali tIttre Meat S.xlci Lutia.a. Mo. 1109 SOUTH SEVENTH FREE ot h.hNe.

With t.r-re 444- yard co.lta.ha 13 I I laraace. ol ilIttan, all the taa, dr, Qke uumt. atp; 'or to I I tl v. nth or to CAIILLS W. 13A.124121N.

o. 2 1.4caaa BONEDINO ADVER1r-EVENTi IMPER IIII3 liF ID TEN CENTI1 leEkt LIE 11.41 Lieu 31ILLEIlA fist-elaAs miller wanted to go -11- to Prairie do lioeLer. lit. At crx No Son N. Commercial IMESSMANA man to run a A.

ert m. Most bo mon 2,13,170,1 w.tb ft. sal bring recontatelkiMionn AUG .1 SON. nostb Vourin erect HOUSEHOLD FURN ITURE, LOT OF DISTILLERY AFPAJLVrC S. FTC.

TrIIDA mornter. fIrtleer .111. st weil he mud a 1-twrai uaeifl it ue.t 1.44 cAroci t. Alba a 404 ai U4SL. try appaasaas I 9 0 ti BROADWAYThat Luz.t..

ory bnon 4 ale WI. cam an I aL Icad. W.11 3., 4t the Zet 4. I C. 11...1,1 RIB REP: coAt anti pant makera a- two No.

I wes4 za.kezz. Na, but zo.A nwo zw-ettai TICK Nt Gal 'S. 41.11 TIARTNER4HIP-A boAery, notion Mill late gooda noise ot kdt. ptanttn On tir I. leatrous outoterrig nal: a tiarty of toieatty 3.4 tO a a PW an etther lee rncran or general partnerrl.n- paortuony ta I tor a batalaani retarr, xi the buatoc, is tttorKiallty an1 the be-t et conte ttrts.

P. O. boa 33t. S. tr.tne.

When farther detail, ay. be coallienti illy torn-Aid. Laborers Tng Varieties was again crowded to repletion to see the great vie Lavesthe two female wonders. Zoo and Ulla charm every one by their teatime and graceful acts on the flying trapeze. Montt De Lave, grand performer on the tight-rope, is superb, as also he great D'Albra in his splendid contortion The magnificent olio and the grand drama of Jack Sheposrd are also included in this really best performance now given in the city.

1 0 "14 PINE STREETA 13r4e, fine bobs, stitti rib includak, twisLitas; Wks) GAMBLE AVENUEA three-story brick A ist csoil ir' io ist I or more Apaky X14 Not Itain gtet adver) cur boa. a ralar i atad; 1 WflL Si a mon; lL In NORTH Tfil RI) rta ur, 1r ELM and lodainte 4i ta 1. 3 11 SIXTH SEVI--NIII 0.FALLON Hot; wno: land a Ettt. 3 rut all around tile bowle rrtier it far 0it 7 or ee r. Yard nth; ten It accommodated tb rooms i heot of toart: aile, with the rivdege of a b.ch of and eon! water.

401 S. W. (1)R. AND SPRUCE streets. A picu tut, numv.bett sec oul tory trent rocin.

wIth board. BY CEO. G. LEVI, IM North Main street. one door Rona rizus.

i I ABORFES-50 men to br.ak ani ork OJ litreet. Apply to J. M. kt7tHrIN, Ktrkwood. cb If ARRY I VA quarrymen to go to traitou, IlL; steady emplqment.

Apply to 6A 4 N. ommercial 1st- L. W. H. tt kLUiI r.

SeCy. QTONE-BREAKERSFitiv at Kirkwood. Apply to It RI it CA Irm store. 11A RTN ElWith in one of the net eas.ee, fl the Pyn: to 1u p. and traaa mcrrainr v.

otlwr RepOlican off! c. A JUBILEE. 9 4 AS II STREETFor rent, to a -r rfaski fam IV. a of p.m,. fr.y ard nt watr It, Illy ou dt.slres to t.arl tot f.41;1, oa titZEILik.14.

LtLet Opening of the South Pacific Railroad to Lebanon. ErGENIE JACCLUD corner ot Fourth and Olive streets, under Everett House, bare received some fine cheap Hors-lamer, which will be sold low during the Fair- Strangers in the City are respectftilly invited to go and visit their fine establishment. AU their goods reduced hi prices previous to their removal to the corner of Fifth and Olive streets. roll SALJE-ISEAL ESTATte, ADVERT-14E11EN CS UNDER THD4 TEN (-ENT rEIL LINE alt EAC. OSE HAVING ID LANDS triTrA.a,..

gI aDS realw cl4emEs fly al ert-lize 11.1,r REGULAR FRIDAY'S TRADE SALL WILL SELL AT MY SALESROOM AS above FRIDAY. OCTnBEll MTH. as 9 "'clock a a Larze aiorutent of INAI temouromPoomePeumwgrultirstrret 1A-N TS AND VES rs, ivuico.0 S. WALKING JACKETS, WOOLsHIRTS, PIECE G4 NOTIONS, HATS. IVANTFD ragrond on St.

Louts St Railroad R. liMg1.11 P. It ty Co 31o. NV 82 hodr I 84 htt per week: esela Niers. els tery dAy, tta.dt Les.n.tEEn E.

the wort, to 1.1.11w. It 1: irti North '11r4 str.s1. in regard to or, La, bora. Iltasourl it. A XI ELL Contract L.

and St. J. IL iL lv EN WANTE Loi.lans et U. It. K.

or r.arttulars ar EWA rect. No 3 N. lhErd ret.L. isitEEILIN LJLEtt, Contractors. NEW new freight ears for the North kliesouri Railroad, from Dayton, Ohio, arrived yesterday by the Terra liable road.

dECHAWIS11.Mr. alarcellinS Grey, a citizen of East St. Louis, has a complete model of a locomotive engine made of pine wood with a jack knife. Mr. Grey thinks, and so do we, that it ought to take a premium at.the Fair.

LOST lila Archibal Henley, a gentleman from Alton, missed his pecket-book yesterday, on the arrival of the train at Dist St. lie says he met a Lice young lady on the train, who occupied a scat with him as tar tut At that place the soung lady got off the train, and Arclittel thinks his money went with her. Poulin hear from a gentleman living year Caseyville that the body of an unknown man mos foutid bang between the tracks of the ohio and rO2dS, morning. When found, the boy wall covered with weeds and aid cv, ry went to show that foul pely had been enacted. The kokull was mashed in with a club, or wane heavy Weat.H.

Three td' the right band were cut oil, and the face pounded almost to airily- The bodiy was in a decompoied condition and, our inform-int says, putt recognition. Item app smovue, the man was about 30 age, he was 5 feet ii inches in height, and had on dark jeans pants, light sack coat, White linen shirt eon cloth gaiters. SEiciote serious fight wormed yesterday in Illinoistown. between two notel bruisers, lien. Spiteller and Wiliam Lncb.

The lasted for ubwards of tie half heur, at vi hieb time both Then were completely ezhawited. No arrests were made. iterrnstro.Five families who left this portion of Illinois to settle in returned yesterday to Sumordom. THE STREET City Connell wilt meet this evening to take cello on the report of the committee to whom was the controvermy and proposed settlement of the street difficulties a hi Lave for a bong time addeted the city and crippled its best inter, sta. Many may have obtained a false impression of the proposed settlement from a "jug hundle'' item in tie helmet-rat furnished by the very individual who perhaps did a.

much to arouse bitter feellags on this subject as any other mania the city. lie evilently famished that item not to inform the public but to ndsicad them. We believe the great majority ol the citizens or East St. Louis are in favor of any settlement which boa for its basis fair terms for all concerned, forgetting past diderences and ill feelings and inaugurating a reign of peace and good id among the people of the city. The report of the committee which will be submitted is perfectly fair in every particular.

No ate made by the city. Miss Si. John pays all ebe owes and the report contemplates the cessation or all litigation cub Miss St. Johm she paying the costs of the hints which will be dismissed if the report is adopted. 417 NORTH SIXTH F1T.t Kennett zuchj.

wit. 14. 4.. a FIFTH LUte 01 wlis I ateruLe el 9 0 OLIVE Sr. 1'4 9.43 tit rooms with test-tit fvfereuves wzbuuhred 101 9 triNEw th ualaraished roos Interestimg Ceresnonlea.

PINE STREET. gIIrnflL A--. arrnO tL, 4 LA. bash ler P. tpov to V9 No.

le CialAnat ea 3 193 e.ee. 3433 OLIVE bay wo a A. Irak AO. 2611 Al -E-mt rwaas. a42 2rce rtrd.

ttro lot 2 st ktE E-Eizt2 r3o22, h21A, gns. Ltre tt 1.5M3 SrREEr-StMe boja. tru. Lath, Aopre DA C. C.

1.04;aN. CIEL Pine street. PLACEThat larze and LU trr Pia for ar. by J.Ka i I trto.t, itzttoe. ctrtt-rn.

:0 rARI a dtell 100 HANDSTo cut cord wood at ,31. p-r cord. Apply Wokki TIM. On I. M.

It bet. Unonark and Belmont, to U. J. DE Mo. Tug Tournament at Jackson Piece Rink.

between lOth and lith, on North Market erzeet, will come off, under the management of Capt. L. P. Van, next Thursday night, commencing at half-past seven o'clock. and closing with a grand ball, where the Queen of Beauty will be crowned.

Cars of two tit three lines run to the Rink. BY ARDEN R. SMITH, Late Scott it Smith, No. US Ith street mot riPlab prRNISIIED ROOM 4Two or three with AL or 11 ithola board at IV'S Cht AtreeL STREET AND WASHINGTON Won rann nt, IKARL Mao, a day btxtpleta can u4 AC r. no MEN WANTED TO WORK ON the Decatur am 8t.

Louis ItslintL 00 per thy. boarti. 14 00 per week. at 111., 18 sullee from Nt Loom BY WM. THOMAS General Auctioeeem Contntimi.o s.

OLS rftli beL Noman FrvaLaa off MCINTYRE'S bookstore, corner Fifth and Market streets, tpen to-day. Call and examine Ids choke collection of gift books, albums, chromos, Gmily and pocket bibles, and especially his large stock for juveniles, which be offers low. It is a good place to boy something to take home. floUNTIZY PLACE It qt SALE -A i th -e of if aerra Mt Oct the tholeest 1.1,S, of fruit in roll bearmg, wan ot.e acre tali( fiont the cl.Pot tilDe. 01k oar hY.

111 tare -V tuL Ma a ae ta.t..danno a pate Si tlicte at the and will bc sokt As a groat bat-gam. Apt.iy tV2 Chesnut otret OLIVER (21-1NETTE. I)W Chesnut StrvetSew room, hail. pcs. Lath, zurule mantea anti all maiern unproven, nte.

to F. Rent A ernt. NorthmAt oorn-r of r-urth aria ollire loser nradzi-o 11.04 FARM FUR SALEA farm of about 40 scree emtivatton. lb. MA 1.711.nna.,r; tr.ett lb a goat frame bon, and rehant on the pE.a-e; farm to he sold.

trISS wLo. ii contmta. On remonvOle J. It 111.161...N.S N. k' Gana lL WARMFine farm for sale at a barminml .1.

Jodong to caw a. 1Io on PSelne Ktdre.L contaiar 0 acres. Imber, IaTZe ftma.e b.otoe, Itt rooms; I.arn. awoke to.n..e; w. It ano :311, appto.

tre.e. of BAKER- 'to 1Nt; a No. Inlet N. greet, Or to AL on the firm. 1A 101thie of the fi in Illinois, situaan Ulna forty-itve antlea '3( St.

Lima aml ne in the county be Ism ts nolo leased fr nve yeses. hot e1 Is dcsited to find some lone With oft to parobaae at the Mild es that tonon. Addiese Republaran attire. ALA' THIN TEN CENTS PER LINE NOR ZACIE ISSItt tION PDRESS REV. T.

HANLON, D. N. tor et 1k. mg school for both BY JOHN R. scars-, No.

Chesnut. near Fifth Street. ,111111 MEN WANTEDTo work on the 01111, Ltk IL.ek nd Et. Railroad; LAO at a-Don tn. n.

Leoti quarrymen. stone mason', and stone cutters; et, vie4 gd, Work 'sat test tor its 0 vt2n. A rood. Inal hf counwy. Pay $1 per day tor lathors: onsm board.

04 50 Pvr wvve rerrectits 103 le monthte.or dentamL or further appl) to Mon-phis racket for W. J. RUDD CO. Employment A tenelet ft NE hotel clerk, I drug clerk, '2 ont-door drivers and porters. those 11,11 nx situatIons ran apply to the old Renabie Merchants' I.

North third streeL N. teconamend this house. RR iseetbannotan. ASS COACHMAN wanted. quirt ot DAN 'L GLANGOW, thath and Locust.

A WMA.41tFi.HOUrrSV.-- treetsrortey. Appty tete N. Foarth st a In II. ATTESTION is called to the very great bargains that Proubet, the Jeweller, at No. 10 North Fourth street, is tiredng prior to his removal to his new store on the soullumst turner or Filth and 011va streets.

BY E. G. OBEAR 8fi Attetioners, No. 319 Chesnut Street IP 1) FILLING HOUSES FOR RES r- MI 4 $. etn serretF.e,t AL nen h.

usriN retuts, bail. and 10- then. sr test AVESEES.x rooms. ball. Cellar.

ant ey.t,a 10 MOORE STREETSix Moats; between Mart I Irk art tiEn'a STRELTTea roans. srxter. tea. bath rosin 110 ForitTEESrm STREETReoreon ebestut ead eLtclit rosins. ball water.

eat and nittntoona eVh, oist and stores rent locatlens, Aptly t. i IKE, heal Estate Agent. 441,41 Wa.nat. Siredr D'S ROWThree of those plesswtt A A 1-siory brick in the hSJ 104 resIn. Aged fat and E.cs htn-et ears paSms Vie deer.

Kent Lank-Nita 43 North fith street. CIOVERNESSA young lady of Virzinin NSt a oosItt a 4, to 3 prIvate Is pent Ilv cotr.pet,nt to teach the common anI h'gher Engl.sh kcs, and woold Pr latthfut to ever. reztaect. Can bratg highe4 credentials to nod And ceruttexte of church to nt ship A good home more tt ct thlta comp, on. 'lease addrees It b(Lk1U.

bait-more l'ostgAtue, T. LOUIS INSTITUTEA fir.ot-clasa Wg Sch. 01 for young men and boys. gottolt of Llevet U. and St.

Chartn gas. he 11, sett. tale several andnts mto fami Iv so gad allow them WO ILa a hi. valuable Library. MUST BE Soi.o.--eru Friday, at I o'clock, Grottier Boeck will sell a very desirable two story brick residence in the suburba, with lot 42 by 250 feet.

The sale is forced to avoid a forecloeure under AUCTION SALE OF OLD FORT WINE IN BOND, la lasemsaLot Custom HOW. 'ND, 1)WELLING FOR in A. Prri Lace." a genteel rime titeetima ma seven on the west salt et rune I.oct taro laws north 44 the St. Char, ro, road. IAA oat tra.ts.

anti Weil. etliern. atabie. the Convenient to schools, het and street ears Price at.10.; terms easy trite her-feet ATy to e. 11,11 corner uustii and Ohre streets, over drag saw, rilE CHERAn assistant lady for A.

the CUE01210. English branches. Apply as Ile North lath greet. hum A. h.

IRON JACKSONVILLE, 111. IRON JICE BEAD "The Autumn Lev'," a charming little advectleing sheet, now being distributed at the Fair Grounds. It is tilled ulth excellent reading matter, and is worthy of a perusal- We commend it to Our readers. WANTEDAGE-NITS. ADVERTISEMENTS UNDER THIS HELD TEN cik.Nrrs PHU LINE OK KAM 018LITION.

IF YOU WANT Avnts and CanvameTs, toe tn th cotumn. worn a Cents a Ione. tiro-nit Canes rim 3. Prism et al. vs.

itobotorn pica arid answer in the way ot bill of peace Med. Wolf et I. vs. Marshall et demurrer filed. Rept ins vs.

Page. sable V. Page et aL; motion for security for coir hied. Mueller vs. Mgelirf proof of publicatiun filed.

vs. Meyer et al, anower Died. baubert vs. North ht. Muds Life Insuranee ComPanY; demurrer birds and Gaon fur ateurny tor coos filed.

Doerste vs. Hartman: answer filed. Johnson V. 'Shreve et al appearance of plalutiff eutered and tiled. 1.S.I011 VS.

lOmemaclier, interrogatories filed. Brecht va. Friegensban. Larkin vs. flair; of appellees entered anti tiled.

Pepin va. Pac.lic R. Co. et garnishees of lbei er l'icotte; interrogatories to rocine IL IL Iron Mouumiu IL R. Pbau, Janes N.

Car tauter. Frani is R. Slirooler, ILium man, Edward Slime brio, Triplett. Benson, imi. Robert Simiannon vs.

Alonzo B. Pearson; petition Rr injunction submitted, Burl approved and tiled. and injunction granted on motion of ponutut. fir.m. Lawrence appointed receiver and receiver's bond approved and Med.

Boatman's Savings Inditudon vs. Laclede Assoclad, et al on motion ot defendant's, time fur anbutring extended to Oct. le: thillULD iillYalgS vs. J. D.

Champlin et al; otiose: of Joim S. Cavender filed; auswer of Eau aid S. Roane bled. Same vs. Isaac M.

Mason. it al same. Rayuard Wolpers, answer filed. Irving vs. Mirmouri Concrete Stone answer filed.

Central Savings Bank vs. Tilley at al; answer of Wm. koenigkrauser bled. Solomon et al, vs. Cohen answer filed.

Leotard ve. klineke et, al demurrer of CI. P. and Johanna Minck filed. Moran vs.

Case et al; Phillips vs. Downing; Brady Celd.C.11S17 Church; Fibber vs. answers bled. Favorite vs. Eclipee Paper Collar answer of IeSnopr Malone vs.

O'Reilly; demurrer filed. Pouneilan vs. Faris, atinuer; same vs. Loughran. Brewster vs.

Barron answers filed. Salle ca. Union Boiling Mid appearance ot al peace entered and Med. Doge Ti. honing at SPAISWOr Or W.

DalM. jog Med. Bed vs. Falser; answer filed. Comstock va.

Weber: proot of publication filed. Miner vs. O'Connor; motion to strike oat part of peritiou filed. Later vs. B.

at answer of Louis Bowe tiled. Parke et Si. vs. Stock and Mutual Ins. motion to Sheriff's return filed; afildarite filed.

Bets vs. Gutty; demurrer filed. Armstrong vs. Hurt; ammo filed. Morrison to.

Hackett answer filed. German Marries' Institution vs. Chamberlain; tame vs. Mama et aL answer of Mason, Simmons, Gam and Warne bled. Comiaeck et al.

ata. North British pra. interrogatories bled. Boyce vs. Henry et proof of publication filed.

Fritz vs. Schuster, First National Book cc. Wengler, Walter vs. Walter; depoeitions for plaintini opened and filed. Barringron vs.

Northern Line Packet depoOrions for defendant opened and filed. Ittuenix Iron Co. vs. Greenleaf, garnishee: Young et al. vs.

tnrporter to tnterrogatorres Wed. Burt in. Pollard: stipulation Clod. Wagner ea. Premium et of Ellie Leeds tiled.

Rulge vs. Dolde et Crowley va Moran; Aden sti. Knoble; Sarulenburg vs. Schneider et Flak et al. ea.

Davis; Valhi on. Wilkinson: Campbell ea. Baker at aL Varreiere vs limit-cock et atiswers O'Donnell vs. Berger; appearance of plaintiff entered and filed. bele vs.

Sutherland; motion to dissolve JARMOthan bled. Lunges' vs. Flan; answer and counter claim Schultz vs. Delte et answer of Public Schools flied. ATT-EDAT.

OCTOBER 9TIL IV). AT 0,7 immed.tely II-t the Gebvertantel eels on i be 4l ineL, we ealtI lee Like lbgheel belder, end toe accesiat tee UnPonee. 31) CASES OF CHOICE OLD PORT w13 R. Noy, lying in bend AC Loeb. tr- TELE ArrEsnoN OF TEE TILDE 13 TT) TO THIS ADVERTISELENTZ.

G. OM id AIR At CO, Alletteeleelle. AT oat I. so Is f1311. DI om Inquest at Cascade letDealtk of a Bann) 3d Engineer.

An inquest was held at Carondelet yesterday on the body of Artois Carlyle, the engineer, who was injured in the Collision on the Iron Mountain Railroad, on the 2d between Bismarck and Iron-dale. He died yesterday morning at 6 o'clock. The verdict of the jury was that bis death resulted from injuries received in a collision between Engine No. 20 and train No 7, owing to the carelessness of A.D. Tower, (killed by the collision), who neglected to examine the hocks at Bismarck.

Deceased leaves family in Pennsylvania, whither the remains will he shipped to-day. I IOUSEFor rent, a nice holt of five A rtetr, ami Street. bear Fttleenth, a 11 1 seoen-i. $14 per moon. L.tiMt, EAU, LEASE OR RENT NE acre.

grOlind Net telth ebotee fruit- plzeiy go THu S. tt iN t.Tt al2110 agtoTutoo avenue. ft LIVE STREETFour new stone front nnt ebeb Apple to T. HUN 1 alt W.gungton avenue. WASHINGTON botween Sla- geeogb and Sevengventla streetA.

aortb fobr ele tu.o.eo. ANDO, to WM. Itil.11,Kma So. IS Sonia Ifourtgt greet- roots S. VARM-- Warted to Aril or exch3n.z.v an improved Farris.

SPI 11. 0 from lone on Iron Satinet and a I-1 mi. from contammg Se acre, 1103W trade bowie of SAX cm tees Am," kpr IV ll very low or for city measly. For particalarn apply Sitli Pisa wrens. Tun Putting rot friends B.

F. Young No. 313 North Commercial street, having received the premium am the best pale ale, consumers attending the Fair will ds wen to make a note of it, and gire them a call. A GENTS WANTEDWestorn Map porlum tel Olive st. Bend for circulars.

A GENTS WANTEDFor Mark Twain's XII new book. with T34 enzrevings. The Innocents Abrund. or the New l'ilkirtms Pmgress. ALI.Iress F.

Alit IC I NSON 513 Olive street, S. Lonis, On Toceday, the 5th die South Pacific Railroad basing been completed and opened tor business to Lebanon, 1b5 nilles from St. Louis, the event was celebrated by the citizens of that floarishing village and by the cdhcers of the road. An excursion train having on board the invited guests, con, prising teeny of the most distinguished and irdluential CiliZCLIS of the city and State, together with Francis B. Hayes, President; Andrew Pierce, Managing Director, and the subordinate officers of the road.

left the Seventh street depot it 8 o'clock e. N. for Lebanon to participate in the celebration. Among the prominent gentlemen on the train were the following: Col. Robert Campbell, Hon.

John Hogan, Hon. Erestue Wells. Rev. Dr. T.

M. Post, Ea-Gov. Fletcher, Hon. prank Eno, Dr. C.

R. Smythe, Judge Wilson Prirom, E. W. Bishop, Dr.O. Hurt, Hon.

James S. Rollins, J. L. Hinckley, H. W.

Leilingwell, H. T. Mudd, Rev. T. W.

Elliott. Benjamin Stickney, Judge Warmoth, of Bolia, en arriving at recite the train was taken in tow by the new and splendid engine Lebanon, whichwas gaily decked with wreaths, lowers and a profusion of Leos Shortly alter getting under way it was ann ounced that lunch was ready in the forward car, where there wail an eiegant and sumptuous spiced, which it is fair to any was not alighted, an wee not the wine which Bowed in abundance. The train arrived at Lebanon at ball-past 5 in the afternoon, and drew up at the union, peeled with the MIMIC of a tine band, which acconipsaled the party, the roar of artillery, and the cheers of an immense multitude, who had gathered front all the country around to bail the advent of that wonderful civilizerthe locoanotive. A procession was then formed of the citizens, the officers et the road and the guests of the day, who marched into the new hotel in proems of construction, which was soon packed with an immense and enthusiastic multitude. Mter a fervent invecatkai by Rev.

Dr. T. M. Post, En-Gov. Thomas C.

neither was called to the chair, the American eagle was let loom, and it is only necessary to mention as among the speakers the tkaillati of Hon. John Hogan, lion. James S. Rollins, Hon. S.

H. Boyd, and others, to assure our readers that the Bird o' Freedom" soared majestically and happily. Prancis B. Hayes, President of the company, briefly reaponded, thanking them for the complimentary rammer in which they bad been plessed to allude to himself and to Mr. Pities), the Managing Director, and congratulating.

the poefne i SOUthWelt Missouri upon the auspicious event et the day. After the conclusiou of the exercires, the train started on Ha return to St- Louis with inch of the exeurstoedsta as chose to return by night. The cPizens of Lebanon giee a grand ball in the evening, which was thl wanton of much enjoyment, and everything yawed off in a happy and satisfactory manner. Messrs. Hayes and Pierce, with Mr4McKlepock.

Chief Engineer, and also accompanied by Gov. Fletcher and C. J. Morrill, ot Maim'', proceeded to the Indian Territory on matters connected with the med. The road is now being pushed through as rapidly as men can be Obtained, and by March it is expected to repeat the pleasant programme of last Teeeday in Springeeld, where it is expected the work will not stop, but go on Californiaward.

BY C. H. JACKSON. COPA surNrsttriPs. ADVENTISINENT3 UNDER Tali HEAD TEN CENTS PEE LINE rot IttC11 1-NSEBTIONnissoLunoN OF Jt.

The partnership entatme between AN SANTIS1EVAN and JOSEPH S. HI ander the noose and style of sANTISTEVAN HUILSr. has Cue day been disaolved by mutual cement- All parties ottrillIC to Wool arm rtNuestesi to make payment to mod Juan who will continue the Manama. and Who till alio WI the Ctttnt arrizmt .14 trut. JUAN kliTISTEVA(.

IS JOSEPH S. uulv4r. rellAtbdOde, Tam, N. 11 Seal- Vth II OUSE AND LO Ir 50 tbet front en Gamble etrevl, south lute: Mat bukae mem of El Itott avenue; nem, ati retain ban, front yarl, carnage bombe anal charm Also. Oro beuut corner the Linden H.II.

low ftrarts. JA. 11- KM, mg latale Broker, SOW sum. Fon TUX Fitz.Take Union Railroad Fourth and Loctot, connecting with line et conualinown at Thirteenth and Solibury; abort route; accommodation for all. Oh MONDAY, Oft 4.

at elect A-1L, wilt semtenet $eling SI attettes the enure stoch et 11,1.11.11 4.11 IP It N. Jut Mmet. ten-estlee of reade-theee eiteeetee. dry twee vette notteee, mue wigs" Aug demi the tehre steel se etepeeett ap ILLINOIS LANDSThe northwest gunner A. of the northeast quartet SZKIDOrib WO sualbehe userter of seethe asenty-oen Toonstup one, rano, tour wee.

euntistane oestv sena all Umber, and ly ing About two stoles south ol the town oil Hmo.er. elat toe county, Minos, HhiY F. DCHRLSG. kepubLcsa othee. at 8 A- IL and 3 r.

N. AGENTS WANTED FOR PROF. PAR- $ONS. -Leers of with flII directlowl and germs tor all transnetesoi everl Sint. thc Un'ort.

by Theophilos Parson', LE. Professor ot LAW WI liarvard University. and autbor of imtny law book. A new book for everybody the ritritt. donee and obligations of ail the relations of hie, at wdl as every kind ot contrast and k-gal obbgationA correct, economical and and advisor.

So plain. full. accurate and complete no person can afford to be without IL Embodying popular loan the result of the lator and stoey of the meet popolar and Sac-moan! writer of law books in the country. Send for our desenot ive circular with terms and testiAddrees NATI. PlatlAnklIN Elm street, Cincinnati, Obio.

Board of Fire Engineers. At a meeting of the Hoard ot lire Engineers yesterday, committee, consisting of Messrs. Brsbyshell, Hogan, and Gottschalk, wire appointed to select a tate for the Union engine beam, now located on Franklin avenue, between Twenty-emmd and Twenty-third streets. and recommended the purchase of the to the City Council. The proient lot Las to be vacated next spring.

A ands span ot carriage bosses for oda that aro unsurpassed for style and action and have taken 21 erst premiums. can be seen 011 tho Pair Grounds at stalls No. 20 and 21. LOST-TAT mmt-prraidt-st--- THIS MEAD TEN VENT PREZ LIMA Poi IOCB INSKATIoN. IF YOU HAVE LOST ANYTHING.

make ishesess 10 she pubhe throssith thosse make FOR WENT-1100 USDEN THIS HEAD TEN CENTS PER WE vox. RACE '19 1 MYRTLE ST.Two ftztely furnished trent won. to rent. 507 a tbIass nt, neatly rwy.for- 514 et.YRTIEn.STiStrcinge pin fast- 59) MYRTLE ST.Verv ptetsunt furtustked mono to NOtt emus' 1.eatwa. 609 ELM ST.Furnithed front room.

in Ant pris IL fazmIy. One Nome Hein Seethern 608 rent. Loris. Oetob, 7th, DIssoLrrioN or 420PARTNEESHIP. The Arm MS.

it L. summettleki sem disakdeed on the lith by mutual consent. doloinos nummetileiI itbdraw mg on sarcoma of iii health. The buunen will be continued by St NIM LRFIELD, ander hut own name. who alone is authorized to collect the out landing debts ojibo be Sm.

S. a L. SUMNIERFIELD. Is you want fashionable and cheap hats call at Oeters one price bat store, 806 N. Fourth street Ots-TA and tan log.

Anawrno At A the Imo. ot Jo, mark on 011,, E. rrAtt4ItAmr. hg North stztet- hertIth 10 413.N on4litik onus. era So sow.

sa Mete. ILLINOIS LAN DSTh. ww4 half of the sotAltp 461 quarter. and the tuutheast quarter o( the southeast quarter et section one. togrnahlp three.

tyro st. contAntIng one nendrrd and twenty her. and lying one half a me WAlthewat of key Awn, thioo. Apply to HENRY tr. Itepublim-an ogle, at a- IL and 1, ts.

TIM ER LANDThe advertiAer has el4hty aco. ol the beat Umber mad la Illinois Ger fortydle nuke ot HI. hich he sral ot as eery Moderate rat-s to a caett parr-hater- Address D. IL. Republican oaten Boonnza Baorintits, Jewelers, ttr Olive sacet, offer their entire stock for the nest ten days at greatly reduced prices.

00MMON SENSE CHURN DASHERA-I Superior to any Si churn, an4 retails tor Si ne. Large pronto, amek returns wade by sielling it. Every family baN one. on exhibition at the fair. State and eounty rights for sale.

Address T. W. CHENEY. IWO'S Washington ay. attr Fair week at Shelbyville, In.

Sheriff's Bate. The partition sale, in the case of Henry Keetley et advertised by the sheriff, will be mid on the 7th day of October, 1869, at the east front of the Court-House at the hour of 10 o'clock, a N. The odd pad estate is situated at the northwest corner of Second and lanitanphy streets. See advertbsement in Democrat and Westliche Post. TI1HE COPARTNERSHIP heretofore eel.

name between Arthur Leitch and stam'l D. Handel fa thogay dleaolved by mutual consent, Arth.tr Leskb having burLhaed the interet Samuel D. 'Lenart. setnttnern the habilitlea of the late flren of Leitch Heade'. and C012'11100 the dru4 corner of fourth and 011eu streets, SUMS Me same or Armor A lt rH ht LEI hAMULL D.

kikSDEL. ST Lorts. October 5, 150. TEE best in the world le "our St. Louis plane.

examine them by all Weans end be convinced. OLIVE STKEt.TPlessaut room. 1403 Lt'ST-- 4t the Fair Groundsft Threat, a floolklw aracelet- The Meter 'ten Se musket, by icaelag 11 ea OBS keettuesellB I OSTCertifieste of dopoolt No 5.54A, of A A tbe Mo the orwrstrACtoB BM MANN. ow 141, Jees Bwas ters months otter Use, ar.tb 3 aer ceUL. natereat.

A3 peraMs ate warned apateen Iter.Paatars. Qat ammo. payment betrat ti-ty a mat" to tbe me list. PREMIUM saddle and harness hone for sale, can be seen on the Fair Grounds at stall No. SI ritH SEWING MACHINE Cr AG EN sample on WM.

Senn tor terms. W. CLARE, ANDERSON CO, 41 St. Charles street, St. Luaus- S1 MADE IN A DAYI want a million r.

9 Lady Arent at home and some lo trarel. to orll es. kohntna eiesrated remwe Palt and other snicks- Terms and married ladle mmular tree. Addrees Mtn ROBBINS, ktter box a a a. a.

a. CALL awl see the new style bats at eters' one price bat store, 805 North fourth street 11-HO WANTS A have tin- tubed in the belt style. and have now ready for dis teal. a nowt, ovens Stone nett thretime on north east Corner 01 and Latayette uenaes, with fourteen mints. stable.

ate. Al.t.o. a tttle of sane char-ache wont Inc the above ton the ntwtts. Aliso. two elle dwelitutrs on helmet Ylace, one block nen the Para be-sole thew I tan now noisome several one two-story detelhotm on Madison nd streets.

all of who n11184.11 upon the Itheral and accocausodatztut terms. of VFW lake in ext. hs, ge other property, mioroved or am I am to dtthErli 1114DGMAM. Twelfth and MaUni. streets.

fir firm of Roentgen Levin olLoolveil -IL on ht inst. by mutual The business of the It nem well no Thal of Tdpoing their seln be settled, and the w. claim W.W.II continued by Heyman Levin. IV-MYST HEIC3I.t..1 St. Loots.

Oetener 3. Pe. S25A DAY MADE AT eutirely new artseles tor AiZentS. Samples Scgil Adders. IL M.

SAW, Alfred. Me, FLOM BENT rOIC 111 ICSIN CAS IP ICPSIPSES ADVECrPREMENTS C7110ER THIS HEAD TEN CENTS PEAK EINE hex UVE ETIN your ntorrn, warehoused MA tarn, others far physloan he, under 12 eenns a day 91 7 WASHINGTON AVEN E---rtirt of 1 the lower door; cedar and Idris. Apply on thd premmen OSTBy the undersizneL on the Fifth street earn at the corner of Warittiostee sensas, a locket NO.1 containing papers and A itz oat. limung II will revsand Dr leasing it ends C. comer detoni.

dad sidd. Fifth wale, a onir r. IV MAIM. 10 A WEEKEntirely new business for A gents lual men on of employment the are tiered; agents are making money. Call or oddresa I1.

4 CO31114 onv wroo. St. Loots Mo. 4 0STOn give a. Is mite row, 4 years ottL tame 8 on her Ira hr.t.

twZi rootard NO NMI returntott to am thrtot Male tiottoc. tata.ttut brotge 8,44. years) Mamma WATCRIA, jewelry and silverware at Boogher Brothers, 4I7 Olive street. LOCAL ITEMS. et Useful Household Machise.The most perfect wringer of which we have knowledge is the Universal.

We do our readers a real servim when we recommend such a machine to their York Ssm. yea SALE--1111S4ELLANEOLS. ADVIIrrIsINENTS THIS HEAD 'YEN CENT'S PER LINE ton NACU 12.RTIOS darn- A WORD ADORT THE PRIMAMOR Me to suggest that when you visit the Fair, you should pay particular attention to the visitors; observe there and note the difference In their general appearance. Regard that gentleman so stylishly dressed. What an excellent appearance be makes.

His suit must Imre cost a great deal of money you think. Not at all. You can procure equally as nice, with very little outlay, at the renowned Star Clothing Rouse, coiner Fourth and Chesnut When you return from the Fair, Just step in at this establishment and look through their exteasive and esock ot fall and winter clothing. You will Ind their goods neat in fabric, neat in style, and cheap in price. Nothing that you can desire in their line but what you will end at the One visit will cotrince you that you can buy the best conceivable goods for the hoist possible money, at the ONE PRICE STAB CLOTHING MurSE, Corner Fourth and Chesnut 97 ESN UT STREETa gocri Atore.

A door toot ol root ozreet. a Knopoo MoOMd. ,0 KILEY. So.tli4.L'INKt 4 Keol Lowe Agroot. IS Pme otrert.

or to IlK r. frpnblican o. Ceara of Criminal Correction. John OeIai, misault and battery; bond forfeited. G.

T. Dency, same; hued 5 and co. Julia Christman (appeal), same; continued tor defendant to October lb. Mrs. Mary Ann Grant.

same; eontintted to October 12 by torment-Ann Burl (appeal), peace warrant continued to October 15. te9 Ann A YEAR AND To to melt the eelehrote.1 Wilon rio nine The best mochate in the orbt. Stitch alike on both Wee. mochate On For further parth ale," eti.lreel Til SEWiN. MACHINE 4111 Woeitington neenoe.

hi. lent TRAY ED OR STOLENOtt WedneAday. Sept. S. twotwe one a br.n.11y eimmt unta hmia white a tel, iin; the ithet a white rum.

left hip tete Ira wul be fwdi aLume by P. kt ItkL.I latar karairtmat QII IL ALL TIN BOX OTWithin a few ita)m pa.mt there ham been nymminr the fait, et th iiis and L.mEs Companw. triai mrd ir mtre tit 2 -nPili tin imia. pm-pm, to the ownwE JL4. It.

kL. Permtia enemyirr or Learnt. sin th.me a. ta al, ham meat be at; ,1,144 raeatt .1 ratormatrmat yr Ivaatung boil apd us Uinta Lo the aby fe -'lay. kal be I few at emer ee ool boa BUSINESS NOTICES.

P. Rkvnann's Premium Paste never fails to kill rata and euelroaeltea. Try IL. 3-3 Olive street. NORTH LEVERLarze store awl Alito a (Nei room.

thud Mart LL, crat oteet to W. 1 4. ttki Y. Mtai.ak pby iluard COOLIMISellOntr. set FXCELLENT t)FFICE IN A Nt lk toratan tor rrnt hr4p.

UP a rooI tenant. lit Kix it II I. o. 2or4 mad akte oil la am-, bviatoLn ruse and iAc zgrrvta Correspondence or the Republican. Jacesostvrtte, Octet During the last Dvr days the good people of our moral city of churches and schools have been 'jogging" along smoothly, there having been no special sensation since the occurrence of the Hock shooting affair last week, which came near being a startling tragedy.

We learn that affair has been settled on the basis that "all is well that ends well." Mr. Hock shot hie wife, ber child, and her male protector, but the shots were not in either case danger-ems. Mrs. Hock went from here to Whitehall, on the St Louis road. Mr.

Hock had remained in this vicinity, and he followed his wife for the purpoee of getting his children, proposing then to let the woman go. At their oecond interview a reconciliation took place, and with his recovered wife and children, Mr. Hock has gone back to Kansas City. THE REPCBILIGAII COUNTY CONVENTION Came of on the last Saturday. After aC311- Fiderable amount of caucusing in advance the convention was organized by calling Mr.

Daniel Waldo to the chair and appointing Mr. A. it. Gregory, Secretary. Judge Wm.

Thomas, of Jacksonville; C. J. Salter, of Waverley, and Win. Gilear, of were put in nomination for deleaate to the Constitutional Convention. On balloting, the vote stood for Salter 19, Thomas 12, and O'llear S.

Ale Salter was declared the nominee, talus leaving Judge Thomas "out in the cold." Inning the further ballotings the following County ticket was selected: For Judge, Wm. G. Johnson, of Jaieonville; ASSOriate Judges, James Fairbanks, of Concurd, and John Hardin, of NVaverly; County Clerk, W. IT, Crowell, of Jacksonville; Assessor and Treasurer, D. H.

dayrter, of Mereducia: County Superintendent of schools, Wm. G. Galhtglier, olJacksafiville. The above nonainations have evideutiv been niade st ithout hope. The nominee delegate.

the most important position. is unknown to fame. and scarcely known at all out of his immediate neighborhood. in the southeast corner of this munty. He was nominated in the feeble hope that he would divide the dentOcratic vote at Waverly on the question of dividing the county and making Waverly the county meat of a new county to be clipped off from Morgan, and Sangamon.

For this Thomas, who is a lawyer of note and ability, did not "fill the bill," as he is known to be opposed to the proposed division, and therefore he was Mit to give puce to an ObeCtIrr man. Whether.the Judge will submit to this ruling remams to be seen. he listing previottely announced him-twit in both the tarty papers, irrespective of the action of the convention. EADICAL FINANCES- Your corestontlent has obtained from the hooks of tic county Superintendent of Sthools the following statisties, showing the financial management of the city public as compared with the public schools in the omity outside of the aeksonville, where the I teniocracy rule: Total amount of school revenue raised Jacksonville List year, ftr school purposes, t2.9.91,7 44. Current cost for running the city sclosili during the last school term, um ler the City Board of Eiltwation, I teticit 47.

Total amount of revenue raised for ths support of schools outside of Jacksonville arag the last year s72at1it expenditures outside of Ja-ksonv for current expenses in rtillning the seleois for the last school tertn .57,773 33. Italians: saved front curreut expenditures The general dclit is .7711,111 37. The sPecial ot the Jacksonville city milcols is 31. It will Int seen from the also statements, that the county sehooiti, finder I lemocratic management, have, during the last school term, saved $14,215 Ott from their current expenses toward the liquidation of their indebtedness, whale in the city schools, under Radical managerient, the city school indebtedness has been aided to rie amount of 47. leaking the city echoed iudeif.edness Mailer iladuad management, at this tome, Correspondence et the During the last Ds our moral city of cht been "jogging" along been no special sensai of the Hock abootitn came near being a learn that affair has I that "all is well that shot his wife, ber chat but the shots were sous.

Mtn. Hock wen on the St. bauis road. in this vicinity, and the purpose of gettini then to let the wont interview a Yeenntilia his recovered wife au( gone back to Kamm) THE REPVBILIGall Came of on the loot siderable amount of the convention was Daniel Waldo to the A. it.

Gregory, Secret Judge Win. Thoma Salter, of Waverley, Yanaville, were put ix to the Constitutional ing, the vote mood ft and O'llear fi. dr. i nominee, thus leaving the cold." During the further' County ticket was sel For udg, Jacksonville; ASSOciA banks. of Concord, Waverly; County Cl Jacksonville; Assess Lairter, of of schools, Wm.

G. The alseve nontinati made itbent hope egate. the most impor to fame. and seareely immediate neighbor, corner of this tounty the feeble hope that ocratic vote at Waver tiding the county an couuty meat of a new from Morgan, Naomi this I of note and ability, dii be is known to be opp vision, and therefon g.isoe to an obscure in will submit to this so-en. be having prey.

eel! in both the party the action of tbe Onlite nabicAL Your ciirestentilent books of tin, Cullisty S. the following Statilqi tiliStaCiad manage's, schools, as conopared public schools iu tic Jaeksonville, where ti Total amount of Jacksonville last ye, 44. Current cost for during the 'wit mimed City Board of Eiliteati I iericit 47. Total amount of rev port of schooLa outeido lite last year a elpetvlittinfig CH current expenses for the KA sit tem Italians, eared lion 1)0, general aimed special m-bcols is r4.3.5 31. above statements, th under I senmeratie ma the hod school term.

current expellees toy their tnelebtedueee, under Radical manage alebteetnese has been r1.191 47, making the ander itadnal mass A No I portable burr mill. also. ghat- int. itc. P.

A. SKEELII, 40S N. Levee. FOR SALEA. No- II Hamilton IA portatile engine and saw-mill, including iihinitle mill shit oath nearly new wit in toe.

run-Whit Orver, iiituateit on a tar, tract ot pow LVid mar trw tI Lonis mud M. IL hL the mII is an the own, can tie wen hv lpt IV.Ing ise oi Hanna Na. latta sioutti itout street- itgawitOlirti sellrot. limitation of pat IrteralL PLORATIONS aud Surveys from. the AA II oottioppi river to the rifle itce tn, for the racitic Itailroad.

in thirteen litrcg utzto vcluithis. sale at the itepublican htnitery. IV A NTEEno USES-1100E4, ETC. ADVERTISEMENTS ICNDER THIS HEAD TEN CENT PEE LINE rot EACH INSERTIONIrANTEDAll those in search of good TooMktt to advent s. under this bead.

THE CONFESSIONS OP AN for the benefit of young men anti others who sinner from Nervous Debility. supplying the means of self-cure. Written by one ho himself, Slid At-nt tree of chartte. Address, NATHANIEL BROOKLYN, N. Y.

Robbery of a Safe. The Game and Poultry depot of Frank White No. 704 North Fifth street, was robbed yesterday of me Or S500 in money and a check an the State Saving Atsociation. Two brothers named Orborn were arreged on suspicion of being the thieves. One of the boys requested the privilege of silting a letter, and it is supposed that he imitated the safe, in which Henry Lewis, a partner of White, had just deposited some money, and turned it over to kis brother.

The parties arrested were searched at the Central Station, but nothing was found in the linings oftheir hats or sheen. They were locked up. MISCELLANEOWS. ADVERTISEMENTS UNDER THIS HEAD TEM CENT rcit LINE SOS SACS IltaL111101. LL THE PLACES OF AMUSEMENT atM.

on the city. CAS SS BESS ST rat SILL Soasoa AMWALL-Sur TOE (fir, .1 their prmting done at the Republican dob "thee. lb. can get it done there diestott arat botact ln at any other placeCIUTS FOR RAILROAD CARDS ilesiened ant kinravot In the tiaggt in at Jot. ttlbre.

An expel-unwed Engraver is sonnecttOsIIIS the establi.liment. Call and exatuate npecitnens. 1-1100K-WORE, and all kinds of Fine Job Printtnr. done St the Republican Job two Adauuo aild an atlas? book typo. prtatillit dice in the coiling eau do nner work.

POST- a. Fits. but aaa lath, to dodribute aist eOLtte anng the lair wean. can be had at the Republican Job at aborter tire. asit sta Mors thie Letitia, than at any other printing eatablishment in the city.

NJ.H..,C0 E.R.e I AL nottce at the Repablican Job Whet. 13RINTING OF EVERY DESCRIPTD )N a dent country at OsottOnt Si the Republican Joh Orrice- nend WI your job ai pet an i.urnate. IIE ASSORTMENT OF WOOD AND 11 l'E In the Repahltean Job O't e. larger and snore select than that of other ed.J.11.itm, SI weld ot N.w York- Get youg roster kruttind loae Hon, 9111E REI'l-BLIt'AN JOB oleneE has -A as I irge a Poder as any Job Print oag Woos, In the We'd. and wit de all kinds -of ro.ter Vt ailing on very terms.

FritNITUREThe furniture dxed up la Ihu. parbd. tad tAvn Uerd a hart fi 4. ccarcrimat airset cars and bcaday tocativa. Adams.

Sur aiX days, I. balce. I)V45. sitn toonf A gond tenant call be had tot same by G. P.

IL, than use. I size, well Jo- (-Susi, tot which have a sem3mt and 1,11 rent mass). .1 As 31 killENT)at. itr Al Egate Agent, SOW sireet. 11017SE WANTEI)A small hoil.e or room.

UltdIde for bounet.eep nit: ante ttnn, and E. cArr oi Sabi a DR WHITTIER, I) ESK Mi. thinituizh.1 hunt ortt an! rtPutoy to t'. It ILEAC'. 'Inlet-here Ins.

Co. vit-ru sT REEFStore with tt1.144 art.nt in Tenntle httatttnzt AtIOV to JttkiN itY JIL, 14IV8 North tith street. ST. STORE -AND DWELIUNO FUN st.tre on, I 'rez ttte st ettrner st Ittt and tirtaktt Itzty tr.toct newly par in rett.t.r. N.

ZOO WAntit I TUE EM andi rent to the Tentpte btohltne. Pas Attnritt ti tYt.t.e. i tirtx tor Intstint-ss orti.os IS to tft-fr JotIN ILN h. JR-, .1 LI.S...11111 N. sh REWARDA plain ,:0.1 rinz at the .404 on or about the IV 01 "wpiem0e4 bul te met tint, atesanli tt rent al yellow nma rkvit near the to, shotIde ot tan, WSW.

allt. Yr rtiAza by leVaNbil OCC LL 114. 1111 And Ilea Cat t. it ta)t)al I ELD es.J:Sla Antal pecket-heok craw l', ha naa.a,el, tihrte aua twt.t,21 ala C. -ore.

the and Walnut ret will he laud telnery Vet NDTA ir P. -kb it' MI CENT, PEEL LINII poll SAC. at the ito ,1111 MM. Me ler CO. can-em the to met dem IN the display it woollen manufacture, we noticed particularly as surpassing anything of the kind we had yet seen, the jeans and knitting yarns of Babbitts Steele of Springfield, Ohio.

The jeans in particular excel in color, texture, and hue finish, anything of the kind over brought to our notice. The Committee gave them the 11r4 premium without any hesitation, as their riperioritywas beyond dispute. These goods were purchased by T. and C. Merin North main street, who will keep them minstauttiy on bawl, and our retail merchants, in city and country, will do well to take advantage of the fact and supply their customers with an article durable in both color and texture as well no 1100 tinish 011 To OUR VISITORS-1'h'.

only you: the 111( 3i IS. oaZt1 MI. bei.aints tizccn ani liorran 111.10 NEWSPAPERS FOR SALEla tackaara of ow hundyd. tbe iih-onancan 1 )11NOA piano for b-ns or for sale. A I pool a or isse piano.

Will ao luta on very reaso, ubie tt rma. It calie4 tor athALI. AlAtt, IS s-vt uteenta amyl. I 1( It-SYWanted to rent a holle, Contain- ing 9t1 to arrangrd- 4 lit rat il Em pretemd. UoZ a a a.

tk. iLeteorologicai. Corrected daily by Jacob pause. No te North Fourth street- The follotrittg is the of the weather tee the pain twenty-lour hears: Sr. Lucia, WI ober 6.

Is A REGULAR GRADUATE OF MEDIA- one. lIi rest Eme etnheares all private disease, and the resultant enerte Oir inenktetal or Sefton lye to atment; ILNO, Mal nallnertoO CIAM Ut Cage manning from early docretiom noluivences, In married or 613 gilt- Age, ono) experience, can be relied OsolaZ end the dollar con refer to many ph, Arlene of Ilia ant other cities, Back alot or city papers prove that be bsa bei Isaided here lnrr he ytatot thsn any an savetit Mg. The e4ablishment. library, Mborstory and mpoint mills, are onnvalled na tLe Waal, one masaeat an, who, supplied atom alao vapor bath, eatienta ate the doctor in person privately. teed- A friendly Lint will coat nothlagr.

taMee cemral yet retiredell hi- CLarkaa atreet, Mt. Louis, ate, Boors A at. Le 1 P. tiando oncentode for tere sunup. ,,,..,,,,.,,.,.,..0 Thermometer.

Time. I Barometer I F. I B. I Weather. WA ATE I)HI A DIN AL USI)Elt TIII4 HEAD TEN CEN TM PER LIN tot ten F11110SE WISHING, BOA RD, should adver- Law Lb.

column. WEDICESDAv, OCTOBER 6. Carcass Court Nos Is 'titmice T. Horatian, lats. granted Sheriff to rettirtl.

SOdC1 VS. ribeffield; order of sale. Lancaster vs. lallmancr; answer filed. Henry Bolivian and Julius Schatzman vs.

Stephen Meer and bleu. Jones; replevin granted. Circuit Court-110s 2. A. Rode vs.

Grant et answer of S. B. T. ana S. C.

Grant tiled. Lunergan vs. Meyer: answer filed. City of St. Louis vs.

Van Name; motion tor judgment or piaintifl hay nor v. liteathboat Mollie Able; defendant given live clays to plead. Limn et al. vs. Stone et Third National Bank and J.

U. Britton given till October to tin-. a eir CeinreNo National Insurance of Boston, V. S. C.

Baker answer of S. C. Haber. A. W.

Woods, ry Switzer, Beni. F. II umiunaun, tiled. Mannheim V. oge; dumiseed N.C.

Chapintai, et al, vs. Bunton. et al, garnishees; on niouon of garnishees discluirged and Cattbe distubised at costs oe Waimea. Haar vs. lionMan, et al; on motion of Sheriff, leave given hint to amend his return to the writ herein.

Bobb vs. Comfort, et at on motion of defendants, le days further time grauust to answer; on motion of sante, leave granted slaa. H. Comlort and Marietta Coulson to file amen led ananer. O.

Bridlze, et al; mahan order on plaintal to hie exhibits bled on motion of H. E. Bridge, tinic hr answering until pialmars exhibits are tiled. Southern Hotel vs. Ends; Hey vs.

Hart; thon Ira. Iron Mountain i Pans vs. irsekett; Mack vs. Maei State case of Regan vs. Beekman, or ad; answers Med.

E. Ss Circuit Court. fat motion ofJohn W. Noble, John A. Hunter was admitted as an attorney.

C. Trepp vs Jury find the for the defendant. John A. Sfauley vs Win. Warner; mohon Sled by defendant to quash return of kterViee of summons.

'DOA States vs Wm. H. Powell et plea of el Obi on yesterday by tbillendants Brown it tiot4-11 illoirst-n, and separate plen of nonatt-smien Moo by defendant, Egbert B. Brown, sivlai A. Stanky; waiver ofjury United States vs Michael S.

Mep'Ant ei oi. Plea bv denatE Merchants' National ittank vs Moses P. Green et Widoerof jail r.i t. 152 Clear. .66 'Pt tIND---At the Ftir tirtitteAltWednestd.tv, ron, ,34.: 3 .331 ot 11.3311,7,1Wri.A the IA I t.mteny and pa, ttnet th.

eity 1.01,,, 133kaiat LrL ase, twta the 1-14 Nity aS 29 78 78 73 1 ho hi 71 S. E. I 11! 3 CURE VOILIIISELF. TILIAN 31AttliLE IttoN sroRk IL Imo spiendst Itallart marbbe (putt store teir foot. 'with finished lissonvemas and sub cellars.

tia east app. of Fourtb lieturen Elm Ud Mymr lrrent. ti4 til'istk, publican Alba). OVTI(E FI)It iNKI-FLINCE EAT, Aw.nt, at street, pps Itulishng, a leor cast or lo ItA MAIN -11 Puss strti P. Ir.1.-11g1Nil, itentotttt rVHIR1)TPJET arze lest inott.

is, obi sett sares. Enquir st Vi AL Lit CA Xis terns third taw QUIROVL and cheapest in e-3 the ems st J. 6. IS IWO WAshaqten QTaVEA tirst-clas Meer' patent store, ,3 lux Lvov ttr otLce. 16.4 at as 14r ULt 4 t.

CO, 304 North 1AirLb tr-tt. c.c.'s itood. troliAr g.bm I IN-m I et-STnl MADE GARMENTSAre generally a great source cot trouble to parties In want of clothing for the bemson. They do not know what to select but fro the immense stock of piece goods received by he creutlWestern Clothing Houle, southeast corner of Fourth and aehinvon avenue- Perseus in want of any clothing cannot 411 to be pleased as their speortinenc Is 00 varied, and the prices So low, that comment is unnetwary. rgorEssION UNDEA TII4 hE TEA CENTS PEK LANE Sot ttell DiSatTIOlt EMO VA IL.

rtnnatteq anti tow. a no Aunt. 011o4. 10 Wt1010 strret. 11-NDEtt TIiH HEAD TEN CENT ir it EINE 1 nti )FFssioNAL GENTLEMEN ein pithL lich 3 card a' acarda Intact head lor Oa a Dwelling Holum Burned.

At a quarter to 11 eelock yeetcrdwy forenoon, fire broke out in a frame dwelling on Theresa avenue mot the Parffic Itwilnead, occupied by Mr. Ryan, sad lied by Joseph Ruffian, and It wag totally Low tla bukidiut LW. Mad to be insured-Ryan's love on furniture, e5ttk No insurance. he bre was calmed by a 'park Irons a pa.ing rtte anti of the fi nett vuttaget, gt RIVO4.st Aistst stmet. fi the4a IIR KENN a ARD to 2.413 L.

trea. AM, ZIG tot flew EWIS Zt DAN EL hare removed their A law ottet foto Sim Mirk. to room. It And le. Ptv Rio r't Bu14.11t, 4131 Chesnut tireet.

beL green lath and Sixth otrects rEatsONALL Nib En PIA READ TEN CENTS, PCIL LANE IICII ISEKTION IF the who my Porteet D.xk, on c-log to it, WtII nitint tho l0 be wU W. SYDNe)N 1. C. T. -CItott go hut to D.

NI.Yot or relele-Ohet the runt' FOIL BE -m ED los, xc.1. .5 Lt. tiNt.IL 4 641 Foanb outIE1 11, E--k or 7.410a stA110, 4 st tiLi, cats Age, pry to r. tit I COLTON DENTAL ASSCVATICIL JOHN S. N()11 ALE, No.

601 Watous 0.41111Wrst ctarne 1 It EV EStirgIry i1 gentntl co tvtri vtt 6211 WainUt itroet. r7r-Dr. Sairees Spesitis trall Imection thrashed to cure ail private Malcom ot the sestrai ork pi at. stricture, ethanal weeklies riseases is the al Imo 4., Cuebler thel ermary ttresto ta nrdta and female A. hr.

"NIA' St ha remedy or a rt, K011 lt A and lee el' laeate ceased by soh or ecreadve indulgence. latee of I. halter ripectd, as; lrr 'son $1 bottLe. mat eserya here by ester by Or. E.

EAs YEWS, No. between Flith and Stith attests Ms WILL ISP-Dr Stark's Syphilitic Cars is warranted te cure a private diseases called SYPHILIS th PRIMARY. SECONDARY mad TEICTI 'OLT, sad heir-male cra.lhate the disease foal the CONSTI TUTION sad reateas the patient rmtrEcr It cure, the end stage and heals the In a Per day. It curry ulcers in the mouth, acme, throat, head, arum and also. bard pallet La the lea a end Matt wciling tit thosjututa.

appluidde theUmuthilia, aaa 41 time. pr-Prtea per paekede. ibr the Prat state, 512 Ps; se condary CR 50. .6.11.4 lihrtma arta. throat ea: MIK Wade.

he. Par Where. oe- EbY LAST ILL; 511 CAriPt1 Istal alai sattele 61. mium, ritE1111 BOOTS AND Suors.By reference to the Fair reports it will be in that the enterprising tinn (denim. Wenrick Co.

took the premium for best workmanship on the blue top boot and ciuunpion shoe. Much of their success is due to their enterprising salesman, Mr. W. A. ore, who has been Indefatigable in his exertions for their success.

We recommend them to country merchants desirous of purchasing goods in their line. THE Mil INT SMITH lia IC I L. la .0111:..114. IFASMAKINIIA. UVEirrir41.31ENTS UNDER TM MAD TEA ccxyle rzic EINE 'VC LACS I slaLLILTIAL 1 A'6Nv)' Correction.

In our notice of the thatication of Union Ihill bg, the I. O. O. 7.. our reporter was minled into stating that the Oration was by Charles G.

Mauro, Esq. Tbe mistake Originated trona the fact that Manroltnune Imo as the Programme, bat that gentleman behtg unavoidably absent, his place was tiled by Mr. W. H. IL ittemell.

Mr. kusears address highly extolled by all who beard it. 1ZI EXTRACTED GAA, thtve ae luaered7 int lc WU A .06 exLract Weft wrni.137 Pala- Tbb Los and zrrit PI 11061111011 IN Nta a.Aa DR. WM. NIEHAUS, ADAM3 PUPREE wouht riKpectfutily 1 kv 1 Le; the Teaviie trtht Ns.

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