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, 1860-11-30
COOK, STO.1:E s co.
fno5G0-6nl.d deod-wGml
TNIE ONLY PREPARATION
THAT HAS

STOOD THE TEST OF YEARS,
And grows more and more popular every day.
READ THE FOLLOWING:
r.or s ii! spSs R!s:,S s M ~ n = i:
t%eats cisc BY earoac d.,
ease attended with eruption on t,.c head. A con;
'Has sesaa5
obtain stuh for caps nethcr l!aye been ah!e e Do
zen y $751; T as's ]
S =" f & Isft SsH sa sat s , fsf A., t
August as5 lI2;e faithfully followed tle liieSttoes
Ed r. II
head. Feeling confident that smother large bot.le
ss ss q I sssx t Is % I'll d
ss ss 6 so,t 1 .n e sa liz te9s CT as
1swnEd y e those ta are sd to
'ae "'ooT liz rn fHcnd. len sUsASSAH KIRBY,
LM:oS,EH; Noble Co. lnll. Feb. 9Th. asss
ya.e nrG ssas r ;s and 4 i !s
school Of the sate Of New York aIr. from sanse
IT, aas as
10 tat YOU viii moi he SURPRISED wien ~ you mi
uai Observation-Disclosures were not 50 much 1t loss tn
discover the cause u h change L. ny nppe.ra,ce ~
made application to The most ss1llful phy.
dcLans IN the country Int receiving s-tur:inCr
from tein that my lafr could xgan he restored was
s;;ep Paf e. s
!! *as reeommendsd 70 nc b druggist ~ being t,c
e; n 5saas oasd To- j.
ducinE le desired eneet Since that time. 'a,c Used
%ast7 can bly, u Very 1s>ass.;s'!MS & yfSS;ffrs ~
s;s = %q2P n s ssss,?: L M5ssans I'D y
; Ill Eooa Druggists and Fanny Goods Dealers.
, 1860-11-30

tSrcctal Dispatch 10 the Republican,
fTsrr-xweursr Nnremhsr >.

LEArrNwonru. November -.
No further murders are reported.
Coy. Melary las ordered tile Lcavenwort1.
Shields Guards. Capt. Dan McCook. to report
to Gcn. uarur-. sxho awaits instructions from
Washington hc'ore accepting thcir services.
Reliable ini.,1,at;o states that Montgomery
ran muster two h:,udred incu. The regular
i',ree now moving against linn numbers three
!,li1ur@d. from Forts Lcascnworth and Riley.
.rhe,c will march uIon him un the north and
wcst, while the Missouri militia and Fort
S,ni1l1 forces will surround him on tho cast
aud south. Escape il impossible. II j.
thought he will allow himself 10 he taken, ami
stand trial by the civil authorities.
, 1860-11-30

II orEn ExcirzxEs1. and the r1entsl care and anx-
tety Incident close .ent!on business study
among the nuncr scauscs Of Seryou. Headache. Tile
dsordeged sat mind and body Incident to this 3s
tressinsc rp1snt Is fatal blow to all Energy and ai
b!tIo, Sufferers By this disorder always obta,n
speedy reefftom these distressing attacks By t-ing
one ofthr ccphalic Pills whenever the symptoms nr
pear II Quicts the oyeFtaskel bgan and southcs the
straned and arring nerves. anI Ecaxcs the tension 1T
the stomach which always accompanies and aggsayatss
the d1sordered condition Of the brain,
, 1860-11-30

WACBEKA MILLS BUnSED.-Thc NaubckA
Mills, in tlc town Of Frrdonia, Wisconsin,
were entirely destroyed by fire on Sunday
morning, about o'clock. Loss from 5000
to $4,000; insured in tho Hartford Company
fur $500 The mills we're owned ny Il. J.
Turner.
, 1860-11-30

The other Side of the Story.

LAWRENCE. X. T., Nov. q.
Tic Whole country ie imposed upon by the
reports uf the Kansas difficulties. adturc al
10 await the facts hctorr judging, Judge VIII
liams, who has ~u deceived the public, il
frightened old dotard, unworthy Of crcdcnce.
His court las not been molcstcd: Fort Scott
has not been attacked; Paris. or any othsr
place, las not been sacked; Montgomcffs
rarty has not entered Missouri, and never u
tended to; not one cent lns been given MN.
or t.;s men. from recent Eastern contr'nutlohs
III, arm. or munitions have been sent them, Is
r.,,,rt,A Ali their arms have been in the ter
ri;vries for Years, and challenge contrary
rrsnt. All sucll sta. cments as Williams has
,:,, ar., yi1e talrications, tlmt arc doiug our
,,cut,lc Infinite wrong. Les the public Charge
It either to lis malice or i.noEncc. 1t is ad'
,ul,tcd, however, that exciting cycl't":arc upon
-. WM HUTCHINSON.
, 1860-11-30
'ardly Realized.

I'll I'D a 'orsibln 'esdachc this ha1tesuoon band
stepped Into the hspotheearcs hand says hi to the
-Csn you heasc ING Of m 'eadache?" "Does 1t hacac
ard" says' e. 'He1ccedln=y," says III, band upon
that cave Cepha1ie Pill hand 'pon me 'onor 1t
cured me 10 quick thAt 'afdly realized I'd I'D an
'endache.
, 1860-11-30
Et0ucs. lSanges. Nc.
THE GREAT ECONOMICAL
Hard COAX E.I:.s.:Ezs.
'IENETvI' e. ROOTS RADIiTOR.

o-..,.., t~,.r y, e,t,,r.,.
iaEiHg n"c ~ ~ VIZ WIZ -. s,s = ,r
t3at IT, tknllat r Ha- ,t't IL" t4ta' n, Iv,xn e
u'"''lls i'e1e"-''. -. ..' ..ss's ~"
THE RADIATOR
- 1 ~. @ ~ ,N. ta.a ~ ). co,nsr Ike
O. coat th'a ans othes 'e'A eo"pa49 S'~.'
THE RADIATOR
Has her: IN successful operation In this and Other cities
fs tIe ~ F"tE cAEs; no e1aes fto'e "|e' sae" s
.r. Ss!.: S!a. nor: sa!a1e !. r.;n' ,n sa
oe A1'' ''''S1a.r sr1.,: "1 ~ ~ .s,..r,.s.
e.,-,..,,,1.. ..-....:,.,,,
mot nr,uic;t c.:i.ru- ias ai-cair cstatlis:ioI IT,.
rcputat:," II t.is sinyt' 5cs OH! daah;.
.s.,-
night anil dag f'r :t's ':tss' Water.
:.l,...'.
H. - -', neIre "'' No'>"'s' s''''A'. NV
THE RADIATOR
Is A ornamental st's'' a ests :Taec an rar'or.
.-..... ...-.,
u: but !i,fl: snli". as t!rs:s 10 ,t OF ait in
'n* 'oo"'' y .l'.'s 1'*' Wv: w s'.'s -. o"'''
THE 1k-1D1AXo2e
.,,
Il The SsoTc tof .l Tafc. W:1csc acas u sclHils1
~ NJ! 1-a, =, h"t tas - SEC ~ ply nns VI 1--WE
i lGnts t:a'!Et:r. lhl. cat et,vs xtta ron'p't',
, 1860-11-30

THURSDAY EVENING, Nov. y, 1850.
It is Thanksgiving to-day, and az Is meet. huei
uess Of all kinds IL suspended.
, 1860-11-30

FACT Worth hSowsyc.-spa!dfnc's cephal!c Pills arc
certain cure for Sick Headache, bilious He.dachc
Nervous Headache. Gostlvcness and General Debility
, 1860-11-30
-Aai8tfftaittotlS..- =

3Mt8cellatR0u5.
THE FIRST CHICAGO
Art-Uni0n Distribution
its object tho encouragement 'nd Advance
FINE ART In THE WEST,
Sc SSiaxlaE ~ so4es il FsanF sad
xrst; most q xleh n srs original %ps5' Sf * A,
t-nioa. on about tie
First Of January Next,
AT MIR. 1IEsLER's GALLERY,
NO. ra LAKE STREET,
Gas e. & s 4S I'll sS e, E b
Drawing, from o'clock A. N. TN 10r.A.
e. Rsstsd Of
FREE or CHARGE.
r.,zes. Valued at
Ideal state Of Washington represented u
eher2y @ t9ss77te b. s!eeated ii il ssaiuary .~.
-1esss MsiDf Il e SGlf l. Biii Painted
s~4Ss ffsa' !s e = al. LEAD 81 9r, Win
.@dS II; A,!is!sss;ss @ Il .sa san.ds b. r. 7x:si:
$-Wseass Df55ss; j. ,S SSex..p IS srsoxo;:..... A. i
2s!sSa s-S!s:Ss !3s isTstss sssS s1soxe
l5-Mas,ns E-MHas1sv view. ' ....:::... ..:::. Is
EssS.EsSs fss'S Ssi i nv z 5:;.sy Es.sy 4.s;;
is. ii, 4 and Is:-poItr,t cameos-to represent
9:sysa sea
s:sE ss$ ssea$y sy t:1fE
a:-1ansdsssr: - ;ao Dodder ::::: :::..:: $
Sssss Z r. css;ss. n:.,;: = i; i
1;!is s .
stephen 4. Douglas OF o. his utestze Bust
s ssvsf Iss Vausa r. Il sesn Of :as 10
Toial..
Tickets accompanied by nne photograph & Of t;e
@ moyS, & E 1t be c. d II
They nay os obtansd t fls principal ook and Music
of references; w!4 NJ! !!ays supsryiston 9f the draw.
fs5n Tie esie Of skets tit lie above nsned xorks
delivered to the ownsEs of the fortunate nubess-
coMmITTEE:
1SAA& AHESHR $HPtr fnSH2$2j BRYAN
'Asdi;ASSn Sn5EI M5fSoS SoNl. 4 4.sasaisf EsHseor
. Ps-Gilt Frames to ali tue paintings are lncluded
, in the above prices.
REMlTTANcES
Fur Tickets should he addressed to the Treasurer,
COL. sAML. STONE, Chicago, III.
S.B-Io render the proposed EXHIBITION As Al.
trartye and erItorous as o.sble. a1d pronotixe Of
III ~
scented y tc INIT exhibition u 49, OF sins. thsn &C., ,s
respecting such niay BE- addressed to
L. w. VOLK,
Bug ass cn!ss:s Post Office or to ILL., 1eo%s j. the
DIPTIIER1A, OR THE NEW
THROAT DISEASE.
4 Certain, Safe end Speedy Cure, aud also q
Preventative for Dipthc1ie.
DR.. sEARLE GRIFFIN, New yorx, Is now At ste
farn he eis:s Il t6i: iii S. and surTong co
n6nH 5 " sc'sSrn'Sd S9 pSnHT G9!'n e"sdie which WI"
PREVENT DEPTHERlA,
md also CURE IT IN 4iXE! fyFnS CASE IF Used IN
sw hours estatien may Setne n,ssns y ths
ADviCI; GRATIS.
The Doctor glll x!*t patients either With tho atn
H. C. for tic last tw c1yc years has made all disease
, 1860-11-30
THE PENNSYLVANIA CEN.
l. TRIAL RAILROAD.
30 Mills UUCBLE TRACK.
The rapacity VI this i.uad A equal 10 Any IN III

. MiLEs DorBLE TRACK:
Vhrce Through Passenger Trains
iIetx zen Pittsburgh. ana i'lh,aelp4i.
lfphs ~ ySfs o;ts ts:''as g.; IN
Psseus~rs unsuFpassca for speed hul con'i.!t'!
axp1;ts @ a.t1 Fast Lines rnn through to PHILADELPHIA
Without ch..ll.e u c.sss or Conductors.
- :, M T. ~, as Ta, Ts X,
prvss tl4. Mali anl t:t,t Lte sunays c:t>n,:
rre4s and Fast Lin. cuHnrGt fur Ea!ore nn: Wash.
All ihscusa Passenger Trims provided with Le.!';;
ridges rats 1T NEnke-+psst ullcr peftcrs r"u't!
III. EnElAerF. thus atu: muca to thu safety u o''
SIX Daily Trims between rhla1eiphla and SeE
York; tvv Daily Trains between New Aosk and ~.
t9n Through Tickets. ail rail- ART good VI e''Gs'"'
ii Hoas T!skel. to Doston arc good via Sorxict I'll
fvfrci f1se of ch.r;c through New Yo,k: ,ro,, n,
I,skst> nsy b. ent.ac @ at az Il !. & e n2 " ~
regular Ltne Steamers 1n tic Mississippi e. go
ilsss: and as ti!s v4es & ?; H. Sh"an' L. t'''@
SHFAnE ALWAYS A. Low 4xD rlAx II QrIcf ~
ASK ror Il fItSEis ;S1 2!sft nf HtEntr TtE1nitrsprrcn.
The Completion Of The Weatera connections Of tan
DifGF lie ;s* :stSs T; y EAST AsD TIE
t. q: .;ss. g 's 1sssee
to.eter th the ints VI tinIe are advantage. rr"a
i 5scpr:sated By Shippers Ut Freight "" Tic ff.'''
for Contracts and Shipping Directions. .arrI
- ur sddFrs etasr OF tue fotto~1n- Agents u '41
' .. 4. STEWART. Pittsburgh:
II, $. PieEce 5 Co.. zanesyilIe. o.: J. J. Jo.7ee:
Ripley. u: Il. NcSseley. .ta, s<ll!e ky.; Htnh!;
trooper, fuEtAmuuin. o.: I4luo:k ~, 1e.s. 1e.n z
Wills. Ind. II. ". Hruwn Co.. CINCINNATI .s:.'''
Ios +. Moore. Louisville: =. u. 'i.i!ty ~ ~,
SAs., Smaller L Glass. b. Lou!4: Join L. HAss's'
:iiis Tsnn ia;rls AHn Msmv: :tna Tsnn III c':7s sf7'
Fzesis Agcu;s Of laroads as diaeFsus points T. '''
fha Greatast Facilities ohared for tho Proter
ton and Speedy Transpoztaaon o.
And roou accommodations wltl usual prisEtSes!es
persons tTaveins tn eei5sTT eNET,;isTs shiissf
Bythk ,ute FEenss u III 4escEpso2s esn s,s ss ,.
Or baltimore " and fFo'l nny point on nc iuSs
Of Missouri. by FalItuaa tlfrct. r,,..
The Penis. lranta kallsoad also co3ueen '.-.nri. =.
nur::h Wit. steamers. BY which Ioods cAn oT
I'd - any port On tile oEi., MusKin@nn neti Wt.. III.
st1 Missouri. kansas Askansss aod nsn ,r.,rf ~
ali Ports Oh tile Sor1hw esicrl kts. ,,-,,.t3u
Merchants aud SiitppeEs5' ling tae tIal H. rULl.
OF their Il tiSht4 to tll.s c.nt cun rolt "."' e'A
denr- On rs speedy tr!n-!t. ..,, arv oo,, IN tha
West by the tennsy !. anta ts.r' ~ ntc - VI
favorable ~ are charged by other Il X aoM
l1-l;e particular T. mark paSTases VIA 1ANs1'
M,sGl;AW !: hot}Ss. " Sor,h STREET. Ea'n'tMs;, tMs;,,
1ESlil ~ Co Sn : .A-tur u0tt.s, ur M. :. ''"'
liam street Sex yark. ,,
1KEGA AaToGTSstS$ GSt Sc ca { ffss
TT HaOGPr, Gcn. Ticket 1s'L TsliaaeI,..!:..,
ruos. I I EsrOrr @ len. supt. Aitoona, II. ja..S'5-
, 1860-11-30
lADD, WEBSTER d cos.
lADD. WEBSTER T. cos.
tADD, WEBSTER J. cos.
lADD. WEBSTER j. CO.'S.
LApp. WEBSTER d cos.
lADp. WEBSTER 4 cos,

70 FamiItes Tailors Stamstrcsses Clothing, Carl.
a.e.Trmnlng. Hnrnees Mixers &C.. VT have tEc
Agency for Northwestern States and have opened
All elegant safesroon at
124 1.ako Street, Chicago,
tCP-STAlES.)
Call and examine the Machines and tho Work 10,
1.o3H
, 1860-11-30

FRANCE L. n;1s:s.s orro .E1rcE:. AlE1. r. s.xEa-
FEATCls i. M1IEGlN.
Consul ut t1e Gr7a.s Drchy rf SaSe.Wetmar the
i,cht.s 1T Esu-vi and SASe-f;hti.s. anil the ire
c,v ri frsn::rs 2as .r special IT u! -c:tzai Sinte.
,,,1 ,r[ ri T., ait i3.:'. rttlrr@ nt At~TlIA
HVnE X CttAif.A- EANtsSEn, lIESStA. NA~9At,
~ jI..I1wly
, 1860-11-30


3cuiTrn3ns
1otttoto".
io1TrSBG,lK;G; ,l; FORT WAYNE i
!. ea'eAoo l'A'LhoAN'
sao-sl. ..... Winter Arrangement . .lssosl
run nom cs'E0 Fits
VIAL
Great Pennsylvania Central Railroad
"a New York, Philadelphia, BALTIMORE and ws.h,,-.
~ Ci.y. and III tic Interior toVns Of Psnnsyisaa..
Msishan: BY takus slis ro"ts. iii have III. .vsn
q y s tons at 70 additional
Trsius leave The Union Depot corner Of Cana, and
sa 40 ~ .~To,nios NO E4ps:.s apr S*' as!iy ;sqaa.,,
csptsd.}
cr..s,ns rt,,, H. e.eep'ea'
Shore Kaiirosd t. DunkiRk Butalt Siaeara FIX
a. W nv 1a s pso sna
md Erie Railroads, ~ 40" io'k
Also s"uth e C9lamha. zsnesville, Newark, Mount
ohiS md Virginia '~' "~.'. 'N' '''e'''' ''~a'"f
s''& s'sas Il ias It. Pbsya bsytaa .n .n
e''s'@1a" %.a< '',ss. .s ~, =. ,.x ,,,,,. ,..
" ~"A' """hes
Passengers bound East ~!!l ind thia route bo,a
IA ns;t sss In Rss e. 5cs
II; MI si5:si,ss st,yk eesk e kGnssSs NY t
rttshn.i: aud Cisss. e:.Es Stepping tar~ :,.lY
fl :. s !. s 81 pere e d, !Tff:s Ta&. ~
Wrsi: .n " W company tn're coF"er n t.hio;h
n.y.: ...'a:s; III '.,.r1r and a.s for ,l,ket~ ,v ro,,
1~t. =. al i'd. vi" In. carfts tsSm Gnr,s,, +,
e. I.!Mt' 1t t.; Il '''i i' lu:; raIc4 As a:y os4er
-o o,.rrc,.,,,-, a,
rh* r,t,,pu,., r.,t w,,.. ~, ~ : ,,',.',', no.
fss:3S saf:sfS si7.; II 3a;y a, @ Il t.
lhusu hs - III, uus ~ ftS.ss ,; sat ~
faM,rs. New VI; 9t,si f.,thn "easo' E'a'aat1r IL.
~ ~ ~ ''
With Prnmr,tnnss md n;1no&on
"ASA~ een'o "ue o4Spaecn.
D. w. boso Geul WEST. Fa=s. Accot-
-
NlllCA('O AND AIiLN NACEEE
~ EaILEDAp.
S:; Ss: % ssa IL. fr :
'',.!s !: ::: !; ?|;;:::: ::
':S,rs @,sr,,n ,.r,n,,,o,,., ,,u,-,,,.
4' ao:. :.'''e ~..~as. ~ y" T. T. rAlpw1:. su,.
1rn.ttr,,,% .t,t,,rt,,,,,>- 49,,
tt1 LAKE SHORE RAILROAD,
1850 G1 Winter Arrangement 1seot,
Tsx*. s.. ssss, s., TI!an;:a?, I!;: s"y: $
uSssi Sslyt Es ID a; except s.,ura.,
onncrtlns Al Tolrao and petrott will. tra, Inv tt. Al.
poln:. lats:Sr il 1,.l, r.nns, lsat. New icr: 4sI
IL, l. x-iitt+bur:h fa:,iinn: LID rh!,a,e:p., I,
| prs VA :trei:1:h.
I any ut1er F.,ut-.
, 1860-11-30
ITO THE FALL TRADE OF
Is &C.
WHOLESALE AGENCY
For the sale OF the following
POPULAR ARTICIES
j. III. JOIINSON:S,
No. 20 State Street, Second door from
KandolPh Street.

r. R. LAND0N, AGENT.
sFALDINa's CUPHAL1c PILLS.
Country Merchants Will plcate take notice and e1.
anime our assortment before purchasing elsewhere.
INPEcT1NE. OR FEVER AND AGEE CHAIsM-A
sure. safe and reliable EXTERNAL remedy.
PHILADELPHIA SOAPS-Odental Deterslve, Era
siye, Palm, &r-
JAPANESE BOOT AND SHOE POLISH.
SrALD1NG's PREPARED GLCE-1n any quantity.
OLD DR., HEATIrs JAPANESE MEDICINES
Rook descriptive Of the same mailed upon the receipt
Of - cents.
GEEELEYss BOURBON BITTERs-whsch are
rapidly taking thr lend Of ali Others. and cannot be
surpassed insisoratinE tonic and family medicine
CHARLES LONDON CoEDLA G1N-Genu1nc.
snAyEKs PATENT ERASER AND PENCIL
6HAEPENEE.
OIL, DIT. SWEETS IEFALL1BLE L1NLMEET.
BOSTON NIKDEKICALsOAP5-Ilon Gold Dollar,
Ponctnc. Hotel Toilet, Silver, &c.
IVORY GOODS FOR STATIONERY DEALERS
Pen Holders. Pencils. Paper Folder. DC.
SUPERIOR 1SK. BLEACHING, stove Polish, DC.
6HAyEK'S CARPET SWEEPER.
PATENT FOOT SCRArER WITH BRUSH,
PATENT GUN MAST1C-For Chewing.
DIR. JACOBS BITTERS-Nhich stimulate the liver,
regulate the bowels cleanse tho stomach aud purify
the hi0od. Rc995'Glly
, 1860-11-30
Commission Merrbants.
PEUGNET.
Commission Merchant.

A. PEUGNEr,
Commission merchnnt.
s.so sn x ths md sale
y. e. cor s. Water aud ClarkFla. Post Uise box s,s7
E1!EH1xcss5uon: YIN. . 0gde.: Ch!sag9 ~ r. IIoa-
sy tR ",S2n e." s 2aa Ssps II
Sss 5 Iuss. | !.s rs4, g: H. s
~ Iii G6efsi @ NV, sassness made o. Eoa.=nncnis
HHLIARD, MITCHELL & CO.,
Produce Commission UIerchants,
No. liz South Water Street. Hllards Bloct. Chicago.
( ElIlIAhp. " ". MITCHELL r. T. hr7cHxIi-
EDWARD sAckEr,
Commis.1on Merchant,
No, tGsk Suutt Wat+r street. between Ul1 and New
rr,r. Fls,at e @ s.ass as ss ssfsES s ;s.s e. Chi
ia. Casisf. New Yak: j. W!i.ney Z Sous. r:isdtl
pill. #. T. Fowler i 70. New Orleans. nngs0iy
r ELAND Is MINER,
Packers and Commission Merchants,
Nattr Street, Chicago. H..
Hcn'Ga !" ns sn: s
will have constamt!y OIL and IL in'i supply VI
BEEF, PORK, LARD, dc.
! And their PREMIUM srGAR CURED HAMS Or.
dcrs fur r.trkiIr arc solicit.
". LElssp. lHel't c: n s MA4E.k.-
FORD & NORTON,
Storage and Commtssion Merchants,
! Fire Proof Warehouse Market between Latt
! anti Randolph ftrcria. Chicago, I'll.
fY Liberal advances made Oil Consf.nmenta.
/ sAAcKL 4. Funr. lnntsiI.Iyl xsTH.SlEt. *ns'ny
PFfklN Il Co,
General Con,nl1s%ion Merchants,
119 SOUTH WATER STREET, CHICAGO, Ill
JAMES l. atrEs. ljy2Td'yl 4Lrssp Il: r.sk1x.
+; MORTON, ROBE & Co,
, 1860-11-30
.HLIARD, MITCHELL & CO.,

Produce CommiAHIon Merchants.
No. liz South Water Street. HfllIards Dlock Chicago
L r. HfIAARD. ". r.. MITCHELL q. Y. MITCHELL
, 1860-11-30

CT. LOUIS, ALTON s. GILL
~ CAGO RAILROAD.
IMP0KT TANT NOTICE.
CHANCE OF THE
On anil after Sunday Sovensbt r:th. 1870 :rains vi.
Irn,e thc:.u. frun1 depot LaLai EtFcst, III,
luwS:
a!5 \. II, daily tcxccrt Sunday,
ytD r. ". daily ttxcvtt snkuFuai)
Accommodation lrain TOR Jottcr anl NiltutEEio1
Ifu p. ", texcept sut.iay.}
YFxiu, arrive trun. It, Louis At;
E.1 4. ~. tally tcxcekt aunday.)
Ell P. w., uoiS ,ractIt suhda.J
tccountt,.l Atu. trai:i irGn Aiiuuglpa al ~
daily Iexcept saIdat.I
, 1860-11-30

IT,! lNUlS CENTRAL RAIL-
l. Et}tp.
Winter Arrangement, 1860.
On aiter Suntay. No, tsu:,cr :: iSa. two dstT
tE.l~ IL st4ve iar t:rr;st crntr:t ltEt NJ Loot Vi
! La.o A..I SoatA Nairs Streets.
9:5' i. M.-Ehv Exn:rss taun!ays c3r~cte'tt
9-Nt. N.-Alsht E>sttr> tSAtutday Iacs::.dJ
] Tst!S< AEKItF.
| III \. H.. ($MHdls. scAce1tti,
| s.TF NJ. t>undas cxrvste+.s
~ s;erpii.. tars un Il! Ni.hi Tr:iEa
! HYDE PARK .ANil WOODLAND TEAMS.
Trains leave Chicago at so i. w.. NJ T. u. - P.
, 1860-11-30

y. BIO render the proposed EXHIBITION as al
trartiye and nerttorous ossble. and rronotise Of
our citizens contributions Of any works Of art not pre-
aented 1T thc urst exhibition II 1874 or since then &c
ceiyed for the care and saf return of which to tile
owners every pledge viii be given. Communications
respecting such niay bc addressed to
L, w. NOLK.
H,~ 11n3 rhfcaoo Pact 1f1ra 10 t4 rnpmB In thu
, 1860-11-30

TALENA s. CHICAGO UNION
~ EAfLRO.AD-Nix1xx hRR4s6EaExr.
Ia and after Monday. November sGttI. lid trains IL
Mcs stcpUt. k ollu~s Sunday SeACgpte:
LILO - u. a:,i1u T. H. for Ueyitcre IiosL. F5:c-
port Waszcn, t's!el.,. Du's1et'h. buet1-e
and intermediate butnl4
ll;1 T. IL, nlu sIaI r. H.. ntxuft Pote Futca. c~.
dar Ipfd-, and tsiturf.cdiaie puiu;4.
400F 81. tor Ei:sn clslucse, E,ck:ofd. a:4l !tr--
t,letiat: puiiit-.
sa0r ~ ivr Uruesa and intermediate po!n,a.
Passengers for Btlutt ami JA1es.ie Will tale to
1iAt 4. II. s..ItIt.
ra-e .;.r., fur Crysta! Lake. McIirnsy. Ithnleal.
frnrSa LIKE. lad. Atsr,netls4 put.ts. NAi taGa tia
AZ VI. train.
L. i. TALCorT. Gen. sup't.
u-M WHEELER: Gen. Passenger As1. y;
, 1860-11-30

md will comprise for it4 first Annual Catalogue th9
fuilowIuG works In Painting and sculpture
lv the 6rt1sts most Of Which are original Wotks-
1.ricr an ar Ahnut
, 1860-11-30

r I N I N & Z r > 5
, 1860-11-30

CHICAGO AND AIILNAEEEE
~ l:AILEDAp
FUI. MILWAUKEE, Ia CKt3Ssk: AND e? r,f-,
u.i,x'.nll, Berlin and ihtcsncdA ru,+ts
On ahu utter Nuv. Ss:,, ls las-t:.seE lra... .r,,a
lhlvngU Mt:
~ !. u. aEr!vo At Nilwauscc at 100 ra
LIST =. r. arrive II Milwaukee, NJ 4:l3r
Passenger Trains arrive ut chicago II lii; A. at.
5:.'r. ~ '
Waahc Accommodation E':s- Chicago at ;::5ru
all arrive At G.4.a..4 At ~ y, "
uo:l :. t. EALDwIS, suot.
, 1860-11-30
THE FIRST CHICAGO
Art-Uni0n Distribution


bJect tho Encouragement And Advance
, 1860-11-30

A.A$ARN" AfAsk - ~ ~ A1ASA~
p.pts.ts rceelvPd' current Arc1nnts FINN parties
In rf;v or E r.itrr .1d the u~tai accommodations
.n, t~t r. r,-s.7 c.i.ns~ aHl t"r-s'' ;'FEt!tnts,
I.tt,t~t On tr.i. cnr s.t a.'Stst iii raises
xhrrp s,wfl,l:i.e. tLt-G,v. rrn Nllt' IL eject,
We receive i. II. payable 1T -pcIlicl 1nse, on
which Interest !. tG allowed.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1860-12-21

heA. The President of the United States has 10y
his official proclamation, set apart the 4th day OF
next month, to be observed rs a day of humilia'
ton, fasting and prayer account OF the troubles
that now aeact us as a nation The suggestion is
certainly good one and ought to he acted upon
throughout the length and breadth of the land
\ cloud of gloom now overShadows us, through
whose murky folds scarce gleam of light comes
to cheer us. The wild passions Of large mass of
our people have ovcrrun their reason, and amid the
tumult of passion the voice of moderation is over
awed, or drowned. terrible calamity-the most
terrible that can bcfall us-impcn1s us, and it
would seem that Almighty Power, alone, can turn
1t aside; aud in such a time it is eminently meet
and right that we should humble ourselves before
God and besecch His nterpostion to avert from us
the terrible troubles with which are troubled.
Let every Christian community observs the day in
becoming manner.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1860-12-21
COMM E RCIAL.
REVIEW OF THE MARKET.
CLARKsyILLE, Dec. 81.

CLARKsvILLE, Dec, 81, 1860.
FLorn-Our Mills with the short crop of wheat
are doing but little, still enough 10 furnish am
pie supply for home consumption. The retail pri-
ces for Fancy Brand is 81 90.
BAcoS.-For this article the season is now over,
and little ii any, old is offering and sells at TO-
@l2Bc Fresh Pork is being offered at &c deliver
cd, in our city, and from the offerings think the
supply is equal to the demand ut this time.
LARD-In this article there is as yet no estab-
lishcd price, there being no old in Market and no
new being offered, which however, will bear a cor
responding rate with Pork; we understand, how
ever, that new is being offered at / cents
SvGAR.-Owing to the rapid decline in New Or
leans it is difficult to give correct quotations row
Prices range from to cents by the hhds., ! cent
advance by the barrel,
CoFFEE-Ths article has attained an unusual
high price at which it rcmans firm, for grades
sold in our Market we quote from l6GGl6lc for
Rio, aud $50, zoe for Java
MoLAssEs.-The new crop is selling at 35GSsC
for bbls and half bhls
SALr.-ls now selling Mt 81 65 per sack for fine
aud ii so for coarse, and 40c per bush. for barrel
CoTToS YARNs.-Are selling at agents rates, SOC
and 800 at DC, GOO at loo, 500 at lie 400 at lie
= doz.
WnIsKEY.-We quote at 2O(G22c for common
and 65(E75c for Robinson county.
IRoN-Cincinnatt bar , /! aud Tennessee bar 3 !
other sizes in proportion,
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1860-12-21

esA- If young man wishes to make Christ
brother to his sister, son to his mother any
boiy-slsc to somcbody-else, let him 80 TO Lamb 5,
and make IL selection of nice book, from his large
assortment. To AN intelligent lady good book is
at once the most acceptable gift. 1t will afford
more real and lasting pleasure, and will call up
more, frequent and moro grateful rccoections of
. the donor than any other offering.
Mr. Lamb has good assortment Of books, cnI-
bracng elegant works in every department of lit
craturc, and has too good stock Of ornamental
stationery, for Christmas.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1860-12-21

ss5- Young gentleman, who arrived here from,
Memphis, few days ago, tells Us tina, matters look
mighty gloomy there Business is at perfect stand
still The merchants had discharged about half OF
their clerks, aud at late meeting, resolved to dis
charge about half Of those now retained and to
reduce the salary of those they retain 33 per cent
No says that soon as man is thrown out OF
employment ho goes and joins the minute men, and
ia ready for any extreme, or desperate menSurc.-
Thus tho ultra disunion feeling there is fed, and
kept alive until now, our informant says it is per-
fectly rampant.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1860-12-21

A PaoPosIrros.--To all Of our subscribers, who
arc in AREA for subscription to the Clronicieand
they are small number-we make the following
proposition II they will come forward and pay
their accounts by the first day of February 1861,
we will only charge them the advance rates 81 Oo)
If they delay longer than that time they will be
charged expiration rates, which are 81 so in six
inorth and So 90 at the end Of each year. This
"a a chance for a large number of our subscribers
to save several dollars, and hope they will avail
themselves of the opportunity.