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, 1861-11-20
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Every soldier who hrs goue to the wAt
leaves fFtends as3 r:ssttffvea:heainaa HIM: .He.
seldom hsa.a fron heae, though his thoughts
En- daily directed to tbs p3acs md h1eata he
loft behind tk,A., = thipk: u: unre welcome
han . newspaper hoa hla ststa. Each copy
EeceiFed Is hozroNed and retd Throughout The
rexinaeat while & holds together. aTo"get 4:
copy Of the Ch1esgo' TRIBUNE 's contldared u
rafush1e prize. - d. pssaed; from usas77to
ness snd feaa until wosn cut by hsadl1ng::
PerFons having friends Or relatives In the
army, can do them no f&sor Ut \ tziiaing eostt,
.hat VII. be 70 much appreciated or 20 taauk,
tn1ly received 81 to send them good newspA-
per, and ne think He can ssfely say, that no
paper ID 20 highly esteemed By Westezn soI.
dfe1r, as the Chicago TRmuHa, because II cor
tains more neKs than mp other paper they
can get.
In order to indnce people generally to send
newspapers to the brave men who have Lett
home to fghtfor Liberty and Union," We
RM mai the TRIBUNE to soldiers at the fol-
lowiu reduced rates:
For the Weekly T8nuHR, one month, ten
ceakx
For the Tti-Weekly, one month, tns,tyJzss
stsfs,
For the Daily, one month, Jftty eents.
And for any longer time at the same rates,
In ordering the paper sent, ha sure to NdtA
plainly the name Of the soldier or Officer, the
company and regiment he belongs TO, aud the
name Of the Post Office and State. By 30 do
Ing, he will be certain to get his paper. Whan
the regiment moves to another place the ps.
per Will be mailed there when we are notified
ofthe change.
ahe Annual Report OF tho QereAer.
By the courtety Of the Coroner Of this Coun-
II, We have been put IN possession Of the
number Of inquests held during his official
year, ending Nov. 18th, 1851, together with
ether data Of interest, which ne present or
low. The following Is the number Of in
, 1861-11-20

FLpUR-Reee1sed. 1850 bzas: shippea. 73on
b1ze Ins de1asud for F1ouris ezeeedangtJ ngos,
md The 1narks* toe III kinds da1 ana atoopfng.
sprtcg extras ars Inquired for to limited extent
1t 2aM9aao for tnsdlasa IA good; but holders
geaezal4 ne aatiag fsa0A@. Ghaisa spzfaE
, 1861-11-20

FRG1Ts-Apples aze plenty and dull at $t-ssA
15Q, With sales in retail lots st $1-759s. Cran-
berries are plenty and dnn At 4444+75 per hra Of
three buths1s. Dried Apples quiet st 5H@sc.
Grapes plenty at 7@se for isabella, and 8010e fc1
CataWhA.
CDUNTRY PRODUCER Butter ts IN kalr de-
mxnd, with sales Of frkfn At 68@7c. choloe
Dairy, 1a@12c. Freah Egg IN good demand at
1an19kc; Lined Eggs, 1011ac. Live Chickens,
$1.Eea1.5o Per doz; Live Turkeys, 5H@sc;
Dressed Turkeys, &c Per h. Potatoes In gnod
sapp1y, With sales at 3o4e5..
sUNDR1Es-Babbittsb best Medicinal sa1era*us,
&c; do Pure, &C., Bahhttt'a Potssh, In tin csns, 50
t3c; Rabbits French Chamieal Soap, &C.
GROCERIRS-The market Tor suz1r aud cofee
, 1861-11-20

PEBsoNAL.-P. Chamberlain, Cleveland; Il.
Ya1lttte, CINCINNATI; Col. 7. q. Wilson, Gene
"a; Allen Butler, General Agent N. 7. Central
Railroad, Buffalo; j. N. Du Barry, Aaeistant
Superintendent Pittsburgh Il Foet Wayne
Railroad; n. Huahitt, Agent Alton & sk
Lousa Railroad, bloomington ]. a. I,ymaa,
Boston Dr.. G. s. Sander & Lzdy, Pittsburgh
Capt. ]. ". JebkInp sud wife, Washington, D.
C.; ]. B. Howe, Ltn1s, 1ndisna, are among ths
arrivals at the fremont House.
, 1861-11-20
$71,m.H
"a &nA a =

.BA1r1atoRn Axn ONO RnwA1,-A ,Waah-
3nkton dispatch says Governor DsnniBon, IN
beAan Of the agricultural interests Of South
eastern Ohio, Is Urging the Government to nd
lie Baltimore md Ohio Railway Company In
N effort to open up The road through to
Wheeling, 70 that through communication
NOV H. .enf. hffahed- .-:t
NEW FEx1eHr AHRAH8kxEaT.- Tho Haraera
; Bstirssd snd Feop1S's Llno hxEo 1z1aaged tot
= winter frt59hting business hetween- New
Yoff ana Albany, 81 which tresghtWtu BE- r.
cetyed aud delivered at the Peoples 1ans
dock1, foot OF Cost1sud street. The lirge
ssn0unt Of eastward bound freight makes such
"a srtapgement especially desirania'"-Afoa"s
, 1861-11-20

ELEARED..-- ...NoT. II.
'Stmr Nicbigan, Stewart, Eagle Pier. s1ndries.
Prop Kenosha, Lacy, Collingwood, sundaes.
Prop Sun, Jones, Buffalo, snndriea-
Prop Bsrber, Brovn, Grand River.
Brig Alex Mitchell, Hutthineou, Green Bay.
SchT Yankee Blade Ltrder. Rnfa1o, 16. 5oo bu carn.
Eehr AI1. Mn1r. CoIborne. 19,o00 bu cotn.
Schr Spartan. Cherry. St Joseph.
Schr Knapp, Darie, Two Rivers, 10c0 bu COIN.
scow Cygnet, Glnze1, Hoiiand-
SCqW lanxeA, McV4e, Pier Cove.
, 1861-11-20
Gbicagn Grit,tltrz
FHE.U1T'Y-.

cAsAx:Bo4r ssusx.-The c.al boat Autora
.<sded With ccra snd belonging to Aather q
@, Of thiR city, kuut as Peoria On &oaess'~-
7xssr. s41x-1he schooner aoM Hunter,
:, .}y a..tved ttom Liverpool. was spad 3esses- |
g.. to Solomon stasges, ESQ, for $4,000
sssb- 1880.
0s1ruARE,--We regret to le<rn that Dr..
1chn Evans, Of this city. was 3ately called to
>1e1 The funeral Of his father In Southern
ohio.
:Aroxraxr-The public should remember
that Tie admission TO the Fair in aid Of the
Home for TIE Fhendless, Is tres, during the
dsy.
NpxHxR*o+--Col s. D. Baldwin, who Is
r,issug the ~Nstonal Guards" 1t Camp
Doueias, WIS notified yesterday morning thxt
the Number Of his regiment would be the 57kk
lllino,s Volunteers
Arrom7xz1r or PRovosr MARSu11--
A.jor Fred. Harding, Of the Illinois Nine
teeth, has been appointed Provost Marshsl
If E}IxahehtoNp, Ky, where the regiment is
nsw enc1mped
PERsoHA1-Rxv, n. ". Evarta, pastor ot
:be First Baptist Church Of this city il an
rouacea to preach in the stste Baptist Church
Of Rockford, on Friday evening OF the present
week.
E Tbs Exhibition Of the nne Paintings ut
III Randolph street, Kingebury Block, We are
hsppy to Learn, is meeting with the patronage
Of cur citixens, and will remhir open for afer
days longer.
FRK.-A fire waa discovered car1yyesterdxy
forenoon IN 4 trzme dwelling On CLARK, BE-
tween Van Bareu a1d Has1lAou streets, occu-
pied - boarding house. Fortunately the
flames were extingnished with trihing danaAgse
before the arrival of the engines
ERes. Thcs. r. Cunningham, Late Of st.
Louis, Indianapolis, and the South Presbyte-
1iar Church on Third Avenue IN this city, has
been installed In the pastoral charge OF the
Alexander Presbyterian Church 70. s. in this
city.
NORTH SnE-ladies are wanted to finish
Up comtortables, &C., for the Sanitary Com
mission, at the City Mission, corner Of Ind.
ana and Franklin streets. This afternoon
they win meet As es11y As possible, and here.
after On NeanesdsJs regularly.
c1rr MORTALITY FOR ocToBER--The fol
Loving are the number of deaths in the city
fer the znerth Of October, 1861:
, 1861-11-20

E0Utn NlF1si01+ 47 | !.
West WvtEtou. -~--,..-.----..,~-...--.M 81 ]
N01iA blEl&11H.- - | +,
Se1 ttateo. .-"-'--......*-.-..-.+-.-.- Is
Total.+-... --...-..-.-...........-.190 | I
TEE MAEI.E R11Es,-Thia company now
.crmi1g to be attached to the McEleIlan Brig :
Rde, istapadly filing up and Will In few days
lie mustered into the United States Service.
Csptain Welch is determined that his comps
NJ sbsN be eecond to none In the service, and
t,cm tie sample now in camp thera il good
rtason to expect from bis sailors more th2n
ordinarily fine company.
TEE YougG Ars's CATHOLIC ASSOCIATIONS.
"A Few soclety Was organized last week.
called the Catholic Young Mems Association,
Tor the object ct beneating the Orphan Asy-
lum, under the charge Of the Sisters Of
Mercy. The officers Of the Society art
President, J. J. Kesrney; Vice President, J.
E. o'Btisr; Treasurer, ". q. Keough; Sec
reta1x, B. ]. skea-
TEE CoLBI 1SvEsT1GATIoN.-The6 6peeaAl
meeting Of the Common Council, which was
70 bare convened last evening for the purpose
Ct continuing the Interrogation ol Ala. Vo1oy'
oio not get Fogetnef aeeo1o1ng 10 Ao1on1n-
nent made 1t the regular meeting on Monday
night, the min and storm preventing. ASee-
ond adjournment WAS Asd ta Thursday after |
neon Of thin week, at hA1-past two.
tskLAho AID 1as l61sH. H.-!ne teetots
OF 9& N. eneansn' On 1ae eae5ec+' sAna =.
and ne 1fssh, Wa oeaseesa ~ 1ae e1sst
baptlst cnsrch tsat evening NotHlthstand-
1nE ne hae4.s "a tae ne@NHe,' aalue1oe
snaaels1 r~e ~ ~ a e!,4-e, Sas sas .ss A<ss.se
" 80 1s~. ~, :. ~ s,.ea..as ~ .hs a..s.
y, w. ~, . n~'-s,u 49,. ..1a.,,sr .a.~+ 9'4@~
PAAes w Z 1S'~e' r1- ~.--1e -s'~T
r,,,r-Tha .++e,t,o, ~ +.a
60. I c.1.t ~ 1nscs W. n u,r,,,ns ,ra.,d.
sap-ss. sss, ~ ~ 49, - ta-aas s - ha.rsn,
ns' We o 49,. Ts.s- Tass1a. ~
tae e>se o. s1e Ieotts % 'oat ..~+-s.. s. -s
Auo nsesasst ~ ~ "u'ea VIC N-es ue4e-, "Srs
woman b5 the zane Of Mccall, Of the town Of
Jefferson. 1he triA wak concluded last evs-
ming, and the case given to the jury They
win probably rendes their verdict this morn
ing.
-
The EP1scoPAL CHpRcH II Ca1cAao'-
There are nine Episcopal churches IN this
city fourteen clefgJmen ana t"e1Fe cooere-
gauons--uot Including Hyde fArk and Lake
View, at both of which piacas efa$ea preach
Ing hsa been Kept up- Ihe nnmoer OF thral-
lies belonging TO these churches Is ~ nun
Der OF pefaons, A,@o' oapts1eo IA SeA eau
$rn IL EhF $h<Tt$t tkHf NJ
, 1861-11-20
lse2. Pno5PEC:TUs. 1859.
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CHICAGO TRIBUNE: !: R !. ! !: !
ss,: Csmaer*e, s:Psutis. agriculture,
:, St4s1te sa1S literature; -; !.
30 'COAPRRAz8K. W7IH. TRAITORS


6ESEA&0 N&A AAAsNANs&AN
..-s... a;---,----;: a;:-=-------;: -: :-a !! 1T
No C0upRDAz8K H7TH, <TRAIT0R4
----.---s-.-..--..-... - - =
.t,,,,,r+ u o..,1,~. 1a..a.,,,., >,
---
...
Inls #e4 kaoHu aaa popaaaf 1oanaA y nose9
1of As'Mlng LIZ een'1easa.a "1lo e.nuos' aeafless
ness 3pa 1noepenasns" nee ia.1lso W ne 1gn1
- te1stne tsa Truth rtpsrd1sss Of the oasnte tb*s
mav b4 etYen to Prejudice and Ienorarca,
Tha PRxurp1zs which: tha CH1oAao r.1z.a1usx ]
sssr.,usea md afynratea ara. |
~ rIuvr nv Fzrrno,f,
r~.-- ... pc-.-,~.x- j.: -
. "?s.teA - 1~oA4&e1'
Aaeaos&@zai N1f'' " tas "satA-s
aaoAA1 Aao tats1oAh CONDITION
OF Taa MAsaEs's~
PERPETu1Tr OF TIE UH1oa,
+. :. DBEDEaCE 70 TIE CoasFITuT1oRs s''s =
i: AxD SUPREMACY or THE LAWs.
FREE HoHRsrRAna FOE THE I.AHDLEss. =
EKcouRAazaxrr or HouE InDusrKY.
X No POLITICAL JoHRsRx, !
HorEsr MIN roa OFFICES.
- EcofoMf In GovFasssgsr.
A souRp CURRENCY AND DEATH TO AL
uWnn CAT su1nr1AsrxRs,n =
~ VI e1e at eeal'@t -, 1seasoa7
1u.- - .4e.. teeei ~ .Sn aonn ~ atns
iAoaen te.s ~teA9a 1epe'1lt1 agatnst 'ae oSsI anu
most oeaeneen1 government saat evan existed III
W "s4' nAo s,e1.1 - tsaAAe.5 sseene, -. .4s
American Aepnone IL 1af suonees' tne loya
"Nudsf11s'' will yet e1bInRate the arrogant Oh |
garchy, TO ibis patriotic end the Tn1nunx viii |
WoEk ~1snous growing WesfS, until the Union haa ]
made q footstool Of its foes.
First GLASS NFwzpapEp
p,+ tba c,z7o. -, n.a-sr,.. -.sna t.a.1aa- H.
a~sestoo - ~ 1a,n,aas sns se nah,o,.e ~ ~
5aa,.-. 49, - -. 5 ~ - -
confa.ne hi, acnounts AZ All tha fntareattnp oeenr
~ - -...~- 1eEe~s.s.,
rcs,ss1 49, - T.~.s-ess
...- 1ar..-.1 1,+ r, ~, 80 .s.esr,.sI
a-5 s.aaho. 1900 +tan ~, ,,s.as .1.1-1s.,.t
49, ~. So - - -, IsfS. - ~.
$500. ~. - 49, ~. s..s ~ ~.
~ wv " ~ oo'7 S1''1A'A %N%SA o'' pa@
ps1o n,o y, us esa anH.u.+. =, a.. .,,n
-, sI9 $3.50. ~ ~.s +1,.soa. naas.a. eao61se
1al~@a ~oaf1*h1a eoiea1*'f als1oHt of TIE
progress OF lae "ar. e..
2d-dEaERAl' NEWS OF TIE DA1-CasuRltles
bY Sea and Land Extraordinary events
, 1861-11-20


The leading markets todAy were very quiet,
The demand for tour was unusually light, and the
narkat dull and drooping--w1th tr1tng aa1es At
f3.fD@4aof for medium to very choice spring eK-
txss. Winter wheat brands were dun and ne
elected.
The wheat market opened veryarm, and thade
higher prieaa were paid; but towards the close tbs
demand elsckeued, and it cloaed quiet snd rather
weak. Abont Il, 900 bashels o1 all grades, st 7ss
for No red; 74c for No 2 red; 7l@7zKc for No I
spring; and 65E@66hc for No spring
Corn was &c lowers with rather q quiet narket,
snd light transactions, 1t 27:xc for canal mixed
a1ost !: ard 2a@a2ke for mixed n store.
0ata we're in active request and zc higher
sales being made at 161164c. Rye nas steady at
acc. H1ghwines. 14c. Timothy Feed quiet at
$LssD1.45, Clover seed, 1856.
Hogs were IL good demand and firm It g. 65@
apc--sle great bulk Of esles being At $a.7599 20,
Beef Cattle were quiet.
Ftttghss were quiet hut firm, with engage
neats 1t IKE Tor corn, and 18c for wheat to But
fa1o.
Tomorrow dhe aothl Ia the last d&y On which
insurance companies vii tske risks on the lakes,
except at special ratee.
, 1861-11-20

Dmp II CAxf-Tinotky Lee, os this city,
srrsVa:e in the Illinois Nineteenth, died ot
typsoIa pnsnnknik n the camp Of THU regs-
nent 1t Eizanefatovs. KT., On ths 1sth Inst.
He vse member Of Coupany l.
, 1861-11-20


CApr. MAB71H's ZouAyEs.-This company
will IN few days be filed to the minimum
number, snd NIL he mustered into the service
Of the United statas - company Of ekit-
m1shen, to be attached to the Mcclellan
Brigade. Capt. Martta Is desirous cf Obtain
ing few more active young men to I'LL his
company to tho STANDARD required By law
None but good ahota accepted The recruit"
ing headquarters &re 1t No. III Dearborn
street.
~A "harre1 mystery" bus been exciting
much sensas1on among tbs good people Of
Toledo 4 barrel was found directed to Gsa
Felt Il Co., Ann Afbor, Aleh~," which was
opened ard human body discovered. Aftsr
due dellberst1on it WIS ascertained that 1t
had BEEN e1humed for dissection, and 10 tho
MISTER dropped
| To PRxsxHy8 Youz HutnAHD's TExr8+-1Ar
dts. II ypp woald always hare your husbands
come horae to thetz meats fn good dhnnor use only
! D. B, DeLand q Co.'S Chemical Salesatua snd
| then ron Bfll be enabled It III hmeG to ptaea BE-
fore them perfectly light, nutritious md healthy
! hresd. Mscait, &C. II ron aouht Il, Eet Apapss
nnd trrft II II manufactured snd for ta4e BY the
| pnonrictms, 1t Fxi1poRt, Aanroe county, sad for
sale y al good grocets kud dsale1s IN tho country.
s~ Coax McIean, IS Dearborn street, ha7e
| 1nsde theas pylce ia. cleaning and dyetng Gents
garments 1ess than sny other i,ouse In tho city.
| Go Ia Dus1or. exwx1L d spA1Dna fos Printing.
nov-t1-h241.y
, 1861-11-20

Totsl preslons ueek. s. 9Tn0 064 543 $50 SIS 0Oo
Eurrestng week, 80 ..6, ,947 a93 4,459.750 696450
IS ~. ,066 600 3,Q93,501 833 200
The lumber market Continues actIve and firm.
During the pxat week there hss been 4 good ds-
naud to supply the Government with boards for.
barracks, and about 900 300 feet have beeu sold
1t $3.50. Fencing is also IN good demand and
drm at the same price Some Of the dealer. are
holding firm 1t $1,000; but tho sales 1t thst figure
are light
The dena1d for cargoes IL good End the market
continues hrzn. During the past few dsys the fol-
loving eales took place cargo Of eehr. Seymour.
rum Buy Settlement, It - 0o-25, 900 feet zezo1d
On dock At g %; cs1go Of schr. Argo, fron, De-
perr, at $a374; cargo OF brig Mitchell, from
Flat Rock, On dock at &9 90; cargo Of fschr. Gem,
hum knskegon+ good quality, at $875: cargo Of
scsr. Anna Thor1ne, from Muskegou. medium
quality. At IS rs; cargo Of good Grand Riyer at
$500; cargo Of medium do at $7.so. Two cargoes
Grand River. to arrive, At 81, ,5oGao0.
shinglea are IN good demand and firm, at e 59@
60 BY the cargo and g. 10000 in the yards.
Lath is steady at our quotadons.
The following are the quotations n tue yards,
and delivered On board canal boats and railroad
CATS !:
, 1861-11-20

Tots,. ,epss 50 LIZ &. tn 70 Iue.
81. LOUIE, A1Toa AHp CmcAao RAILROAD.
Tho following table ghoRs tho ean1ngs Of
the above road for the week ending No7. 15shs
1861. compared with the nane week OF 1850:
, 1861-11-20

oR1ruART-We regret to lesrn that Dr..
1chn E.ana, Of this city, wss .a*e1y called to
.aeld The funeral Of bis father In Southern
Ohio.
, 1861-11-20

E- Tbs Exhibition Of the nue Paintings ut
Ill Randolph street, Ktngrbury Block, We are
hsppy to 1earn, is meeting with the patronage
Of cur citizens, and will remsir open for afeH
days longer.
, 1861-11-20

NAVAL SToRKB- -8pirita of Tarpeutana, LOO;
Tar, 5tma6 50; PITCH. &d5o07oo: Rosin, $5.a5
a6,50~ths ma1kst Asn With m advancing ten-
dEney. ,..,.< ,.-;7
, 1861-11-20

FtRE-A lire waa discovered early yesterday
forenoon IN trzue dwelling On Clark, be-
tween Van Buren sud Har1Iaou streets, occu-
pied - boarding house. Fortunstely the
flames were extinguished with trining danaAge
before the arrival of the engines.
, 1861-11-20
MARINE LIST.

PORT OF CHI "a a O
ARRIVED. 1g.
Prop j Barber, Brown, Grand River, Ito n
lumber.
Scbr Spartan. Cherry, rainter's Ptf, 80 m Bta4es.
Schr Knapp, DAVIS, Two Rivers, 500 N 18th
Schr Il Rand. cleland, Kalamazoo, Is m lumber,
$50 m ahfnE1ea-
schr Torrent, Pffug1e. Buffalo, 40 tons coal.
Scow Cygnet. Gazer, White Rires, Is n lzmtcF,
Is ID shipRseR.
seow Lanrell, NeVae, Pier Core, 50 eds wooa-
, 1861-11-20

TEE MAHNE RH1Es.-This company now
tcrmi1g, to be attached to the Mcclellan Brig
ade, i.rapid1y filing up and will In few days
tie musxred into the United States Service
Csptain We}ch is determined that his comps
nv shsN be eecond to none In the service, and
t,cm tie sample now in camp there Il good
-raton to expect from bis sailors more taan
ordinarily fine company.
, 1861-11-20

CAsA1i Bokr fEuxx.-The caad boat Anso1a q
L sded WITH ccra &nd belonging to Nather d
a Of this city, kuuk as Peoria On Monday. -
, 1861-11-20

Heating and V8u6lAdnK F1tn45
For House1 Chcrcnes School Houssa Pabhc Haus, &c.
locality th4t patsacnlar notice b rot ascexaaJ- q
point Of economy n fuel chea3nes4 II ecst aqd
K7xu, g. Hammond, n. r. FarNn1l. John u, VII
Na1nf, Carter H2ae1, EsqEt~ sud RaT: Detn1t 11n5
Tcster, Fsqia. or Eock4uItE- AddEeN T. ~ LE5TKk
Ro4t QMcs Box aA Q4c6 Hn4 a. laEE&lla ssEeos
rSeT41 ~ I'm
, 1861-11-20

NORTH SnE.-Ladies are wanted to finish
Up eomtortahles, &c, for the Sanitary Com
mission, at the City Mission, corner OF Ind.
ana and Franklin streets. This afternoon
they ni1l meet as es115 as possible, and here
after On Kednezdsys regularly,
, 1861-11-20

TEssrz s41x-1he schooner Gold Hunter,
:, .]x arrived from Liverpool. was spad 3esser-
to Solomon eta5ges, Esq., for $1,000
II. -
, 1861-11-20

ERer. Thcs. r. Cunningham, Late Of st,
Louis, IndiKnxpols, &nd the South Presbyte-
riar Church on Third Avenue In this city, has
been installed In the pastoral charge OF the
Alexander Presbyterian Church 10. s. in this
CITY.
, 1861-11-20
BDaT1i11u.

POAKDIN CA gentleman and
Ironk roc and board. In ! ANAL private family o.
The Boutb Side. Address Post Once Box 6287.
aIx-d IL ~
, 1861-11-20

:AroxrAxr.-Thep public should ramemhar
That tic admission 10 the Fair In aid Of the
Home for The Ffiendless, Is free, during the
, 1861-11-20

NpxHR<o.--CoL g. D. Baldwin, who Is
r,issug the ~NaaonA Guards" 1t Camp
Dougias, WIS notified yesterday morning th.t
the punber Of his regiment would be the 57kk
Illinois Volunteers
, 1861-11-20

TEE YougG AEs's CATHOLIC ASSOCIATION.
"A 1ew eoclety Was organized last week,
called the Catholic Young Mems Association,
Tor the object ct benedting the Orphan Asy-
lum, under the charge Of the Sisters OF
Mercy. The officers Of tha Society are
President, J. J. Kearney; Vice President, J.
E. o'B,ier; Treasurer, ". q. Reough Sec.
rete1x, B. J. Skea.
, 1861-11-20

TEE CoLBY 1EvKsT1GATIoN.-The 6peeinl
meeting Of the Common Council, which was
70 bare convened last evening for the purpoae
ef continuing the investigation Of AID. Colby,
did not get together according to adjourn
nent made 1t the regular meeting on Mondsy
night, the min and Eturm preventing. ASee-
ord adjournment WAS Asd ta Thursday after
neon Of thin week, at h&lfpa two.
, 1861-11-20

CITY MORTALITY FOR ccToBER.-The fol
Loving are the number of deaths in the city
fer the uenth Of October, 1861:
, 1861-11-20
THICAGO MIII-FURN18HINa
~ DAPD1s
r. w. BAXTER 4 CO.,
KAMpEAufUK1Ea -
FRENCH BURK MLI.STONES.
or ALL QUARRLn
e., ", BR0WE1 FATKMT FURTAHLK
E1ouring and Grist Mills,
ANp uKALK71 n
DUTCH "AhKE8 FsL11dG asTHs,n
sxat K111s and 8eparstosH
EofKtuE &crGE1 md EA4s
H,Ra p4ststa. Yftkx Froo{stzm e., &e
FAIR BANKS LIS,


MILL fURMt3AfAG GkMkhAkLEs-
Psxn1 Epee3AcxHana xnd Kztlraatas fuEutzhed Ehex
Desired, Ind tbs construction Of 9tean &ad Hkt@
b6tA contracted foF entdfe-
Bsea10 KuRtneA, HoflaE9% &e.s Atss J.
1ae E1bscr1ne1 hkv1nk o2satned tae AkercJ ~ e.
tQiI Of EOULDIEH, BAGLKY 4 AEMKL1. q Wstef.
saTu = would Invite the attention ot purchasers
% theF superior inertia OF EtylA xorkm1aahtP md
poe11s 4lso. thetr very low Rrce4. The following
8e4ttI Water and hsERm Ftpe1. Cpnk1, Valves Arch
Ca4t'rx1 and 8zata cump1ese md faadT tot c1a d.
dve1ed II Cha1a4o:
, 1861-11-20

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Each additional nana...... I'D
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Any person sending US twenty or more sub
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be sent free, aud for = sa-., Of oaa Hnaared, the
DAILY TRIBUNE.
TM-WEEKE1 n55 issues per annu1n, 4oo
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Twenty (rate ol So 20 .......,.-. 65.Q0
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, 1861-11-20

PERsoEA1--R<v. n. ". Evarta, pastor OF
:be First Baptist Church Of this city il an
rouaced to preach in the stste Baptist Church
OF Rockford, On Friday evening Of the present
week
, 1861-11-20

o1n. fUETA9t 3AL35, 8aECDu3E8 IND dusslF,
Reviews, and pleasant miscellany.
In short. the purpose and ambition ot the Ed
tors are, to make the CHICAGO TAmuRE 20 inter
estfug and valuable visitor that no Intelligent
Western family csn AFFORD TO BE WITHOUT It.
, 1861-11-20

~ Cook Il Mclean. IS Dearborn street., naee
made Their pzloe for cleaning md dyetng GEMS
garments 1eas than xny other house IN tho city. :
, 1861-11-20

AsroM7x1r or PRovosr MA8xuA1~-
M,jor Fred. Harding, Of the Illinois Nine
teeth, hss been appointed Provost Marshq1
If E)]x.bethtowp, Ky, where the regiment Is
nsW enc1Mpsd.
, 1861-11-20

DARE CHANCE.-A small house
and dTe acres OF 14nd In hez1tby, pleasant VII
nags 70 e1shs5gs for aesA stoEa doing ~ dsssns a
one wiehtnE - leave Chicago ter small healthy VII
lxae tt.is Il rare chaEca For particular! address
nbiS-hS{1.3t
, 1861-11-20

TIE EP1scoPA1 CHURCH If Ca1cAdo.-
There are nine Episcopal churches in this
city, fourteen e1ergmen and twelve coogre-
gstIons-uot including Hyde Park and Lake
View, at both Of which placss stated preach
Ing hss been kept mp. The numher Of fa1n1-
lies belonging to these churches Is 10; num-
ber OF persons, a9as; baptized IN year end
ing with September 10th, 217; confirmed, 81 !;
number OF communaesats, 6ss; scholars In
Sunday Schools. ], 1,ls9; teachers, 146; amount
contributed for iii purposes, $6o,16loo