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, 1860-11-29

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Fl. KEARSEr, Nov. 28-Two men named
about II miles on the Platte above here, came
int'~day aud rcporte a party Of fifteen Indians,
they supposed CheyDnes, were there from
Elm Greek. Yesterday, when near the road,
one Indian rode up to the OK team Pope was
driving, and snapped his gun at him aud then
drew his lance. Pope drew his pistol but it
snapped. Funk OH horseback, close By, drew
his pistol aud shot the Indian. Pope jumped
OIL The Indians horse and tca. Both men
escaped, leaving the wagon and team. The
great body Of Indians was at this time about
half mile behind them, but they pursued for
some distance, when Pope and Funk sought
protection with large passing train, when the
iaandtng officer got the News, he Immediately
ordered the dragoon company stationed here
into the saddle, hut found Ill tic wagons Of
the post were down the Platte after wood.
Ono has been sent f'r TO carry the provisions
aud forage The company will start this after
tomorrow morning will go over to Elm Creek
and attack the camp Of the Indiuns, If the re-
port is true. A large party Of Sioux and Chey-
ctncs came near the post aud into. Kcarney
City this morning: They say they arc from
the Republican Fork, seeking the Pawnces.
very uneasy Mt the attitude the Indians have
assumed Of late and anticipated an attack from
them. The Indians have heard that some Of
the dragoon companies have left and the post
Of Fort Kcarncy was to be broken up. They
hare threatened TINT as soon rs this was done
they intended to wipo out every settlement OH
the Platte.
LATgn.-Thc wagon sent for having arrived,
the dra.oons, tifty-six in number, left here
about halfpast two this afternoon. They are
very handsomely mounted and the display is.
altogether creditable. We may expect to hear
from them about tomorrow night.
, 1860-11-29


Tickets accompanied By Gnc photograph Of the
Statue Of YocSG AsHlSGIoS, may BE- had at <3cach.
They may bt Obtained at tie principal Suk aud Music
ftuEes. and At the Esi.thl lug GALLERY.
The Undersigned gentlemen will arc as 4 Committee
Of reference. who Tn hare supesst>ion Of the draw
IRON the sale Of tickets TIL the above named works
are delivered Qwurfs OF the fortunate numbers
, 1860-11-29
MlSrelallf0u5.
4 MEXICAN WATCHES,
MADE 1T THH
AMERICAN WATCH COMPANY
Ar wALTHAm, MASS.


Attention IS Invited the following statement and
tho accompanying letters of Recommendation and tes
,uoniAls ih favor Of these celebrated Watches
4 Gold Medal was awarded tho Company by the
American Institute ut New Yorkiu 1851.
The Co papany also received the FIsst Premium-a
10 1888
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cation science to TIC construction Of the
Watch tom is very inception rendering 1t when nm"
is'ed mathenalicanY correct Ia all its proportions
aud necessarily as perfect hme-keeper ID lis Pos.
bic 10 maze
The Company have tested their Watches in many in
stances ny actual da notnE 1nd the result OF this
test has ecn tnRt tnes hase eShotc1 rate efca4 IN
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, 1860-11-29
FENnt SnaIfh GM1n1lfan.

CHARLESTON, Nov. 25.-Thc steamer Isabel,
which left Saturday for Havana, has returned
disabled.
Several candidates for the Convention Of
South Carolina, over their signatures rcpudi-
ate any free State joining the Southern Con-
fedcracy.
OF South Carolina and tho Railroad Bank have
suspended. The Planters and Merchants
Banks will tomorrow,
, 1860-11-29
FJ>tiE PENNSYLVANIA GEN.
l. TIsiL RAILROAD.
.a;9 NILES UuUDLE TRACK.


Three Through Passenger Train.
Connecting 1tsset Ii. tue Gtstot Depot u flsbuFyE
C5 furnishing facilities vr tic
" l>senGers unsur!assea fur sced ant Comfort BY
E1prsss nj Ea:. Liucs tua throas:. to Philadelphia,
Sxs ss; y 3 I as L. xs k5
Three daily tlns cunntct utreet fur ae~ IurS. kx-
press and Fast lis conucss for i;alsuorc and wasa
Iii ThEon., Passenger Trsns provided with Lougt..
f. Easlntsr ss ssdiSs aus % Ss :sis ii
IL ps a ut 9as n md fsx
ton. TAEouSh Tickets, all rail- goot either Ut
iioat TeEsts % nostoa are good vta Sorxleh, Fal1
Rixsr o. stSain.ton Lnss rs,te% p..>ense's trans.
; o;S, o%s; i t.. S { Co.,, & e.
ssFs snd ns',,ero ss TIC os u; Fl H. IL o
11-tAxx ALWAYS !, Low .xu rt4x ~ ouier ~
Asz ro,: II TitkEis III a1sf; 81 r riflin*rsprEcn
Tile Complexion VI ti,o We>t+rn connections Of ID
xi i:siS IskS' IT. III ~ EAST AND TIE
TT st Il: Ss ~
fy:Sss s f ' IS siDps frcshS t.
81 Frsisht Contracts and sh.pptne Directions, apg'r
to Or address either Ut t;s toowl: Agents OF W
= r'. D. :. STEWART, P,.ssearsh ,o,,.,,,
GtSnv:s GiSsy o1taSa.s s psSosK e.;
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m. 5 MooTs tSni;;!ilIs; g hsS i; : IL II E.aI'
;s Tssa: lia;Ss hSns iis@pli; sa Isaq cl,,fs Is
Freight Aceis of laifo.s At aisrcns pe'n's in The
re s~.s+.~+ r,.i1,+ia< offarnt1 for tho Proteos
, 1860-11-29
THE HUMAN CONSTITUTION SAVED
FROM WRECK.
THE PREVENTIVE AID REMEDY FOB AlL
A Word for Health.

Tue 1xfEcTme OF PHks,lr FxvK1 CuARx. Il the
only compound that be said to be the natural anti
iote to those Bilious Fevera which, In yartous forrnA
1fct the human family. The ordinary remedies for
Intermittent FeyeEs, aud pronounced II certain to
eradicate the Fever and Ague particularly, only create
acw dseases IN the eylte and thus bring about the
most distressing results In this great Persian Speeac
We harc natural remedy tlat pierces 10 the seat
Of the disease and by giving Immediate tore 70 the
rgans Of the stomach recuperates she shattered frame
and promotes cheerfu1ness Of splits. II persons who
suffer from the effects Of Fever and Ague CT from the
Medicines which they have taken In vain alleviate
rhcis misery will give the Persian Charm single trial.
shcy will find that their health will be restored and
that they may renew those happy hours Of life which
they suppose arc gone forever. The numerous cures
which hare been made by this remedy the best ev
dcncs OF Its value. They who desire to regain their
health will not neglect to apply thls remedy.
, 1860-11-29

I'll and III n SalIe Street.
NANKIN= EEP.AIITNEST.
neoo.is. received Cur.cnt tccorass from 2art:r.
In rlsy ur Country .Yd the n-aal acc .n,ntoda:tons
rI'1r = rsH: ",N"1. .Y .;1 a:1 l., H. .e~
w1src srsci'a!c. rnss:s.arra n,a:. t,t,'7, .itest
whiea Interest ': . !, allowed. " ~
SAVING DEPARTMENT.
neposie1r% .nn. lcs* t:..n ,!vc da::ars received
ant cr,tIiea:.+ fner"!t< tssrt 12tercs, 4 sx per
cen: ", ec wst o. ss"i'. nr q. %'.*sr!r,!en ai
time: Aicts ;rat.- ,nade payable on demaud. and In
Hike fuudsa, srosi:ct:-
COLLECTION DEPAXTTENT.
Cnrccti, In Chicago made and rrccecs re,niste.1
only Cou t,.< >ic!,et. on al part~ of the Wckt and
proceetl' ients:esi on favorable srr,ns.
DOMESTIC EXCHANGE DGpART~
IENT.
s Hs @ R!* IN e: e M !na1 nc sssfs ts
Or canssn ;n sss ms c BY 1S ~c e
E9ta~ Acr"ptaaces. .Arr''"3ts. kc.. IN New York.
STOCK DEx.aRTTEST.
We tnv and sell IN csni::!on. c'aer 4 Cht:ago q:
It ~ S1S SE S f.
Scv York %nc:, isnse Tro1,!t and IudIc1ous
attention II acy order entrusted su our care.
FOREIGN DEPA1T1IEST.
VERY En- rFxSIEF, and H.t,ST INTIMATE. We frrl
sifs In a<-atnc, tho ruai, that a FOREIGN nanEin:
nyn:.,ntic-: anil r:tacy eanal 10 any HOUSE In thu
{nloa. M~isSrc Drafts and Letters II Crs'it n *l,s
.3tt, At New York teris, correspondents In
Lnndon r:rI, Frans fort the -sntr. Hamburg. per
In. Er"uen Lrpxt. Con.lc Lit Iceberg faasic. BeEnc
Dresden, .r,. nc. Nr.. Nt.
Itia. particularly dr-ru+ o renn'otlr: .:irrc: rnn
arclaf Intercourse between the West And EaEnrf We
cheeEn'y, am! tpr:a most favorable extend par
i!cn1ar ineiitlee By ope:tn: credit. &C. &c - respon
*!h!e Wets"rn t'aonrs-s@ collections OF l'rafts. Or
der. Sote- acrerisncea. Inheritance DC. &c rart
BIZ In part Of Europe. made with rrom1tness and
s4.pau.h.
etsn Bills Ut ;,I rtcs Private Rontis aud Mortgages
re%utia,et abroad.
, 1860-11-29
Rivcr navigation resumed.
Meeting Of Wooden Manufacturer

Meeting Of WOODEN Manufacturer. !,
PHiLApE1rnIA, Nov. 22s.-At meeting of tho
lnan'tacturcrs Of woolen goods was held ut
noon TO consider thu depressed state Of affairs
and agree upon sonlc plan by which less goods
can be manufactured. The matter was dis
eusscd and the opinion expressed that by an
ut'animity Of action, there should be less pro-
duction without general .stoppagc, the sup
ply being greater than the demand Without
action the meeting adjourned till Saturday At
uOnn,
, 1860-11-29

New YonK, Nov. 3a.-Scycral of our mo,,
prominent Brcadstuffs dealers publish a state
1ncnt showing the stock Of wheat and flour
now on hand in this city: Flour, 7GO, ,3SS brls :
wheat, 5,553, ,;i9 bush. They estimate the civ
consumption Of -four Mt IS Goo to ti5 nm
, 1860-11-29

CoLIEowoop, Nv, Nov. 2s.-Thc schoon-
cr Rescue arrived, reports having spoken the
propeller Kenosha hard ashore at Bears Rump,
Georgian Bay, on Saturday morning. Spoke
the steamer Ploughboy Sunday morning, and
and sent her to the assistance Of the Kenosha.
[Thc above is probably n mistake, as the
KenoEha is now in this port, having arrived
ycsterday.-Ep. TR1B.]
ToRoxro, c. W., Nov. o8-Only two Toron-
to vessels have been lost in the recent galc-
the Seraph and the Omar Pasha
, 1860-11-29

,,11.'.~" p,n.,o
We sstneF 'ne 'oa'"1's' 1'eA'' ''ol' LII A"A1'o
caW1ttNs ,.-,5s..., .,..o~a.r.
Ihe ps4nelef Hoaawk ne1G n
sssinoa III 'o"o' ene AAu '4'A3''
,,,- e.,, xesxc1s left FIR norris nborc
yesterday forenoon but returned to port again De-
'o1s r.. "a , r,-,r. ,r,b rsrco of ro,1 * nshore
tr " 1niics nix lit of barcelona Sh,: il ful OF
wa:cr Thetus Relie1 III 6, to her ASSISTANCE as
~o. r ~ she Wars 40, ,,.dad l.. oshore
nc ., ,a ~ n r,hnn noA' 40
W. r .n fy,..t e. ~" o4tect " ,s++ar fro,n f,ont
ne 9o" - a no,ta y. IT, datad
H. a. n'ue' o 'ne bcnJss n pa.!u 1ou ~ 4.o , a,
pHr ,pa.e, MAalA4b. ~. b..s nv. s,,:1i, ii
de to s gR heEe for tnc ana hays paa on
my cleM ~ & so,tTmls .Ts ~ sc1s fs.i; .a aAs nn
hs Ssnss I'm Mols amu nr;nn. anu St4S,a
W;on John oaa. @ Mcc George & NeTne: ia. i; s. Aeid.
Sc' 1nil' fort oos' ut1laa aou D. E. "aoe'
SCHOONER WILD RoyEA.-Thts vessel. which is
ha. 1871 900 bushels Of wheat hoard, shipped By
Mersrs. Nanderkook & Norton Of thia city. It was
fully insured In the Commercial and phTnix o. ,his
cit:. aud liome Of New fosk--Nuirdukft Seatine!.
y.c c,, tho fo,1o,yfnr ftcms frnn, the Detrff
r..,,.. - ,o.+.-a,r
1.,"""e - 'este,oas:
New baltimore Tor CMcago. was out IN the gale.
and liar Lot been heard from. The same IL the case
Will, Ills schooner Andufcr, bound for Saginaw,
without ergo.
All Of the Western Transportation Compauy's
propcllcrs have been heard from. except the May-
flower. which vessel was on her way to this port
frn1n Milwaukee.
The schooner Racer arrived from above last
night. having blown away her topeail on Saginaw
Lay during the storm on Saturday LAST. Hermann
mast was aleo eplit.
The t,ris F. B. Gardner while off Lakcport, on
Lake Huron. lost a mnn overheard. lie was aloft
on tile topsaiya assisting In reet1ng topsat In
consequence Of dth being icy lc lost Ills hold and
fill to the water. and before assistance could reach
| lin, drowned. His name was Frederick Ncleor.
AID llc hus wife and three children living In CHI
| c1.o.
nd trtn +r 1nx
, 1860-11-29
E13.Sli.a44
31.33,03

increase 3o.oo+.ootH
ST. Lot1s. ALTON g. CHICAGO II. R.-Weekly
rts.eucn: Of earnings from 18th to esth November,
2S,a) buiug the Sd week:
, 1860-11-29
Philadelphia On1cials 1t, Cincinnati.

*csPH1a V70c1AI8 III C1nG1Hm&tl.
CISclSSATl, Nov. Is "A committee Of phila-
dolphin Connci}nlen, aud other officials Of that
elfy seventeen iii jill, arrived, here this morn
ln:, Tor the 1urTosc Of examining 1Ac general
this city. They we're received liz The Wayor
and deputation Of City Councllinen, who will
entertain them this cIcnin. at tic Gibson
House. Thr party will leave for home on FIJI
day morning.
, 1860-11-29
AFrektNd for RrArd.

NEW YoRK, Nov. 28-Efastus R. Roberts,
Late Clerk OF the Overland Mail Co., was ur-
rested ut Fishkill yesterday, charged with de-
frauding the Company of $4,00o.
, 1860-11-29

KuLED.-Pat. Gibbons and Peter Conerton,
two roughs late Of this city, were killed ut
Pixies Peak lately, one By Legitimate Lynch
law in the shape Of bit Of rope, the other By
being shot, They were stool-pigcons of a
gambling hell at the time.
, 1860-11-29
Fall of 4 building,

NEW YonK, Nov. 28th.-Thc store in the
rear Of No. IS Whithall street fell this morn
Ing from the weight Of -four and other heavy
freight a little girl was seriously injured.
, 1860-11-29

BALTIMORE, Nd, Nov 2S-Goy Hicks Of
Maryland replies to d petition for special ses-
sion ofthe Legislature declining to convene it.
He is unwilling to place Maryland in posi-
tlon of ofappearing to join in any reasonable do
signs against the Union, whilst he Is ready to
20 as far as any man in demanding the rig hts
Of the South in the Union,
, 1860-11-29
TIE Eoufl, (aro1fnu s,o.,-vr..

CHARLESTON, Nov: 2S-All the South Caroli-
Ill members of 1Ac Federal House Of Rcprcsrn.
sa1tscs have determined to 70 to Washington
an! resign there This conrse is taken III or
der inorc conveniently to confer with Rcprc-
scntaiiycs from other Southern States.
, 1860-11-29

DETROIT, Nov. aa-Thc Frx Press this
morning figures ur si1ty-scycn lives lost on
the Lakes, during the gale Of Saturday and
Sunday. and other vessels have not yet been
heard from.
, 1860-11-29

OFy1Cx nr 1uy Tn1arxrs
NEW YUkE. uct. u. lS59.
AMzR:cAx WArcu CoArAsY, Naltham
GEx1LslEs-IIa.tn@ carried one Of your wa:che. for
the LAST eighteen months, say confidently that
they will do. and may be bought with ASSURANCE that
try Will keep time. Ibc1Ieye tic watch unsurpassed
nonAcz GsyIlrf,
, 1860-11-29

ILLINOIS CENTRAL RAIL-
L. ROAD,
Winter Arrangements, 1860.
On ard arE sunday. Eo:c,l,er .i1. r. two GaiiY
trains will leave tie t.srtt Ceatr5i Uvs Ut loct u
Lake sfti S.;Ittl u a&tr str,ri-,
PC !. M.-llty Express. tSE.,;la:s f7crrteiL}
1.a0I. N.-HlsAt e. rs. saturday e.G:rlrJ.)
1RAsS3 AREi"E.
s.la.a. ~. fsuns:at e.ctrttIj
t-s L. 31.. '-n.:l ~ <trr.tGL.l
*!te2sE. C4rs oil all N!.h: Tta3es.
HYDE rAi.k AND WOODLAND TkAIS9
T7a.as cara Chicago 1t 10 !. ~: 4. u: /! x, aDr
w.: #'i! '.t,t r. N.
ErIasnI; MI. leave
M..:.M - AN. sto A.a. 1co F,x ~ r.x. ~ r.x.
falkland. .f.eA vei l.O LII 7tl
fntrstew... t!I Y.ls LIZ +.N ~
Ear Works .s.Il 9..t; 1.!N ~, Ill
". L. .ARTI1Ei:. ten s4pt
, 1860-11-29
!)1TTSBURG, FORT WAYNE &
T. CHICAGO RAILROAD.
FARE As LOW AS ANY OTHER Ruurs.

Passenger. hound East wilt nnd this ronta bo,s
pleasant and agreeable, ra'Sny shrn,l.h Iany Of H.
largest nud nnest cities In ths Cnitt.t stlies - ~"
Passengers arriving at Chicago. IN any II TIC ro,t.
will Ind attentive Clrck &scntA 1t III" d~pn&A T., ~
ceise crrks and convey baggage Tree of c4s. IT, liz
Fs:t.bnsE and Chi:aEn carr. >t".r. Cars aec.1 Nv
etch train. Smoking: caFS I'LL iEaip.s t ~
Ticket. for sale ut llu principle Ir:r. 3.c. In n.
Sr-t and ut The t"npanya 're. r"r.rr " IaEj;t Il
and l""ttbpF:t streets. or At Gss him I,,nt MI
SIDE. ttira.o. 's
tr~:. ~ J. ..E.t- VII: Il" carried f:..i Lhiraw; ~
81 is..: .:.': =: tc IL =. !,* rates ~ .Ay otlsE
, 1860-11-29
PROCLAMATION by the Governor Of Kan.

LEAvESwoRTn, Nov. aS.-Acting Gov. Bee
be issued proclamation relative TO affairs in
southern Kansas, calling On Montgomery anil
hand to dsbaud and return to obedience 10
the constituted authorities. He says peace
aplc persons shall bc protected, and all Offend
crs receive due punishment.
Nothing new 1ruu the the scene Of disturb
anccs.
Riyrf rnvso.,fs.n r.xc,,>,.,1
, 1860-11-29

LEIGH i Co, No. = =:a:e street. Boston.
II. ii. HOCS fOS. Gen. Freight AZ, ihl:atitlp:9
L, L, HOUrr. Gen. Ticket ;as. :. itdlAderi'n, -
THoS. l SEQ n Zen. 5upt. -Altoona, Pa. tasI9.3
, 1860-11-29
VfrgfnIa Electfon-DfYlded

Virginia E1ection-DlVided. :
RICHMOND, Ea., Nov. 2S-The official re-
turns from the State except the counties Of
Wyoming and Webster indicate that nine Bell
and twenty-four Breekinridge electors are
elected. There Is runlor OF IN informally
in the returns Of Ohio county, which if true
will probably give the vote Of the State to
Breckinrilre.
, 1860-11-29
| SPLENDID COLLECTION of


TIE HoxE C1RcIE-A collection OF Marches Wa,tzee,
PokaA SehottsShes ked9xa: 2sad1slss - cyEf:' ,m,t
f. Published By O. ulTSOS & CO. "a Washington
street, Boston Sent postpaid. receipt Of price
10000 ~ HBdS: $dx ,pz,TE WESTE5S ;s!E !;;!;;s:
and for eae low ID large lots Cider Cranberfes and
HALL h CO noS-diQrlm
, 1860-11-29

PORT OF CHICAGO.

ARRIVED. Nor. q.
Prop Kcuosha, Lacy. Collingwood, as pkgs mdse,
9l4 rkss fish, cheet toole.
Prop ] 1arber, Brown. Grand Haven, 1lb N luu-
AAhcr, 4O0 bu wheat.
:schr Houcst John, Ko1ltn, Blakc's Pier. IS cords
, 1860-11-29

or. LOUIS, ALTON & Gill
~ CAGO RAILROAD,
IMPOET FAINT NOTICE..
CHANGE OF TINE
On and after Sun;ay November : ill., lsp, r1ns iii
leave Chicago, fru Inc tput la.al s1cst, iul-
LOWS.
9l5 4. H. daily {exrcpt Sunday,
1tsj r. n. daily trxc:pt sntuFl1!)
Accommodation lra!n iur BALLET AID WllutnRtca
1f.t +. ~. ttNS1tt SuEuAE.}
Trains uF:iyE tFrIn ST LDEiS 1t:
H., !. H. dntly teatelt sunday,
Sal r. NJ. aAtit <tNcCht %uHtaA5.t
Accommodation tram lsenl isln1s at 90 l. L.
daily texcert sAndayy
, 1860-11-29

Suspension Of St. Louis Banks,
ST. Lor1s, No., Nov. aas-Thc banks in this
city, with the exception Of the Exchange
Bank, suspended specie payments this morn
Ing
, 1860-11-29
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Is % ornamental Stove a. e:er Eracsi any nat!oF
!ns ba: lei: at:a:lo. ad la:t u Ill il
@'s 'oo'' i - .:'' Nv. -: W. ga. So
THE kk.&D1AT01k
Is tic stoyc fl: ali p!p,-- Where lseat 's required
,ot> t:adnt''rs 1h'. ;r.st :tv". Wit: conlrHtt.
, 1860-11-29
& t;;;fago Gribu1tr


WTnSFsnAY EtESIE0. Noy, rs, 1SGU.
The money market has been dull and quiet during
IN. dav in all ecnar1meuts. Exchange is still sold
~. 7nur ncn. rrenfuna and huyinp rntcs are ab0ut
tLGsx The hanks do mt like to nav oyer per
~. n. II I. bv mn mems ecrtafn hor lonc the
,,.h ,s,rs can ront,une There ncvcr waaa t,me
,,,.. o,r s,r.,rase, o,er,.,rs rora rnoro o, fnn+
H.. r,,,,, a. .,,o ,,,rt, no~..t,,, L., I,a
..-i,ns ,s,cc, r,uc m win r,nt1. 1ft,1e
,..eo, -, I, wa, .,d a, mi. +,,n. saA t,- ,easons
.....,,,. ,.,.t., .,,a ,,o,,,, ~. .btrc +. cer-
..; T., 81, IN. o1,vr,,. 49,, ,ar-.,t,tc .hc solid
If n.,1on ,,., ,,,>.,,,, -. ,,.,s meyer richer
y,,u,s =, ,hc wost no., ho t,eo.oa by our vicious
currency .yetcu fnt ,hcr at. not sufficiently 30 TO
e''s"1 "u' 'nts o.. 49, ..+,.voa rno,r1.,
.n. -, tho on,n,a lint The threatened .,orm will
'ue opN'o ' s,,.1, ,,.,.o . >. <-,o,t c,,u
and see the clear blue ky before they make any
considerable Investments. We learn that fhe
packers are stlll mainly pursuing 1n1s pohcs'
Go;d i. .,iI du13. under i'r high rates. Currency
.,.. ,a rz,,,, f,r .vrr,s,,inr fut exchanue and
w. n..,.,.....,..,-,r
hence II" care 'os c"'n' ne qaoIc II 1tonna1 a. =
&C per cent. buying: selling at 19a. Tic lower
~. 1,,.an,...-,,. ,,,o ,u,,..,. u en-,
- ,,,.a,, =. ce -, ~.
"ss HE '''e A'A''' oaA't>r a. o'~> t' ~ ~
a,ar e% ~sE ,S,n a n,ca
, 1860-11-29
Daily Review of Chicago Market.

VRC1GlITS-So engagements.
,-a|re Wcre: so brl- :: iieckerr Double Extra Ut
$4.;!.; dis :sg' brls Pata>co do ut $i:lU del:
~ br!- itock Rivcr' and ae0 brls '' 'Faribanlt.
,prin: .x1ra ut r. cssH del; 1u3 srle ''Wayerly"
u? Miil Il Si'T:ii srifrI, , tons l1an - at d.
WHEAT-Reccived, 9.osa IN. Market dull and
in store: eN*l bu d" al 74kc in store; 129u0 a,u
So Sp:ius o, ~ Ill etorc; ,oo9 bu do at 7aHc III
store: i..tD hi d. at 7s4c in ttorc; 3vA bn lie
tOi:N-liecrlvcd. 1880 In. :slorc inquiry inv
carr Sales were:-ab3 bn new at stic III
store :9sn hu du at 30: delivered at dstcriee: $50
bags 1T BIC track; $50 bags do at 3lc on track.
No dtnhnd tor Id corn.
oAT'S-l,rccivrd. :,;6 bu. Market firm. salrs
we're :-aku LII NJ at l7c IN store; 2Do bn do at
1:4c In r'"rc: 4o bu do at 17hc III store; II faEr
Ut !stc On rack.
NiE-Ketsiycd. isc bu. Market neglected mud
nominal ut A3Gt4ic.
were:-73u bn No ut 3.c In eture; 133 bags prime
Vt tE NJ, track.
Observation-Disclosures Us brlz. Market moro
c;i.c .ud steady. :alrs were :-4U0 brls 1t 1Gc ~
ALcoIIoL- ut as@ssc,
MESS roKK--Markct cs=icr. Sales wcrc:-4U'
}rls city at SIG del
LARl)-Nnmipal n, 1nGe1o1fc
CIT MEATS-:Hn pc Shoulders in dsy salt OH
pL1 pTAL1.UW-Dcclncd &c. Sales were :-em bril-
HlDE,-l:ecrivtd. G,.sss IT,. Market dull and
declined &C. Green Country. 5ap4a,ac: Grccn Suit
ed Hides. 3kG56: ki?; iEGz.c: s'alf. 7h@sc: Dry
sailed, lO6i.!c: Dry Flint, l!Gll3c.
Di-TlEli-l'r;me tirkin. l:G51lr: common. III
GLE.
EGGS-Stcaly at 14c per loz.
POl'LTKr-Lise Chickens. -$l.M per do*. ::
Dressed do si.15Ga,m: Live Turkeys, @7:c:
Dressed fo. BgiAHc.
SEEDS-Timolhy dull and nominal at ssn0@,
9l0
DRESSED lioGS-ReceIycd. COS. Market dull
aud heavy. 5aIc+ were:
Ho.a Avg. rricc. Hogs. Avg Price:
400. ..iI lbs. .SG.u II........995 fs* ~
1S........ .seu IT,. GUQ
LIVE 1IOGS-Rcceised. 1854. Market openod
firm, but closed rather quiet sales were:
Hog. Avg. Price. log. Avg Prize.
.as5 hs. $50 tM....--.-a -aY ths.- $4 %
, 1860-11-29
CURES INJURED IN 4 DAY.
NATURES GRAND RESTORATIVE.
Inpectine, Inpectine,
1npectine, Inpectine,
Inpectine, Inpectine.

The terrible malady known a. the FEVER AND
AGuE. haa suttc1 hundreds Of Thousands Of persons
throughout tho world every year. and has never until
now been met BY succesaf1l medical treatment that
has not produced ssvsre
, 1860-11-29
To THE FALL TRADE OF
q 8 6 q.
WHOLESALE AGENCY

= WHOLESALE AGENCY
For the sale Of the following
POPULAR ARTICLES
!. III. JOHNsON'S,
No. 10 State Street, Second door from
Randolph Street.
r. r. LANDoN, AGENT.
sPALD1NG's CHPHALIC PILLS.
Country Merchants wil1 please take notice and +x.
anime our assortment before purchasing elsewhere.
ISPEET1NE, OR FEVER AND AGCE CHA1M-A
sure safe and Eeliablc EXTERNAL remedy.
PHILADELPHIA SoAPS-0r1ental Detersive Eza-
sve, Palm, &c.
JArASEsE boot AND SHOE POLISH.
spAlDISG'S PREPARED GLCEr-1u aug quantity,
OLD DIR. 1IEATIrs JAPANESE MEDICINES
Book descriptive OF the same mailed upon the receipt
Of Is cents
GREELETs BOURBON BrTTEEs-which are
fAr1diy taking the lead Uf oil othera aud cannot bt
surpassed invfgorang tonic aud famty medicine
CHARLES LONDON CORDIAL G1S-Genulne.
s1AyER.s PATENT ERASER AND PENCIL
OLD DR. SWEETS 1SFA111DLE L1S1MENr.
BOSTON 1SDEX1CALSOAP+II Honey, Gold Dollar.
Ponctne. Hotel Toilet. Silver, &C.
IVORY GOODS Fol. STATIONERY DEALERS
SUPERIOR INK. BLACK1SC. Stove Polish, &c.
61IAvERs CARPET SWEEPER.
PATENT FOOT sCRAPER WITH BRUSH,
PATENT GUM MASTIC-For Chewing.
DIR, JACOBS DITTERS-Whlch stimulate the liver:
the blood se25'60iy
, 1860-11-29
@t6rellameouB.
THE FIR ST CHICAGO
Art-Unfon Distribution
FINE ART In TIE WEST,

Has for i.s object shs Encouragement and Advance.
E,ent Of