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Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1861-07-04

law, at their regular places of business. Any
person found guilty of committing q breach
OF the provisions of this act shall forfeit and
pay for every such ofense a fine of not less
than ten dollars nor more than one hundred
dollars into the treasury Of the proper town.
snip, for the use of common schools; and
any sheriff, coroner. constable, justice of the
peace OF the proper county, or a commission
ed omcer OF the volunteer militia of this
State shall, upon view, without warrant, ap-
prehend any person so offending, and seize
all such liquors and the utensils or furniture
containing the same, and convey them before
some Justice of the peace or mayor within
the county, and such justice or mayor. upon
complaint, under oath, of the officer 80 an.
pretending, or any other person fling infor.
nation, shall issue his warrant of arrest
which shall be served by any of the officers
herein authorized to make arrests, and BRO.
ceed to inquire into the truth of such accu-
sation, and if found true shall proceed to
bind the offender in such amount. not exceed
ing five hundred dollars, as he shalt deem
proper, to answer at the next regular term of
the court of common pleas of the proper
county, to be proceeded with by Indictment,
the fine and costs to be collected as in other
criminal cases: Provided, that if such often
der shall plead guilty, such justice or mayor
shall aftix the penalty and proceed to jtdg-
;.sna a. % nn,;c ~ OnSn eas1 na snali lnmeolateiy
ISL 81 20 ~ Suon Snns,s ssairs' .ne properly ana
10y VI .ue ueienuans ior t9e nne ana COSTS,
shai1 ~. PAU h III Seouaed' anu saio oeIendant
paid or secured.
DEC. o. Inns act snail take enees on ITS
passage.
T. HITCHCOCK,
Speaker of the House of Representatives.
JAMES MT1NpOE
p..;1.. ~
D iesioe1s e pro roe sem OF the Senate.
"'Seo "uay AS' looI.
~
N NO. 20. AN AL
10 Prgylae iol Inc creation and regulation
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1861-07-04
Washington Street. Third Door South Of Jackson
MIILERsBURG 1861

Speaker of the House of Representa-.
tives.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1861-07-04
8 s,. JAMES MONROE,
President pro tenn of the Senate.
Passed MAY 16, 1861.
No. 8S.l AN ACT


Relating to the uniforms of the militia.
SECTION 1. Be it enacted Jy tie Gen.
eral Assensbty Of tie State of Ohio, That
the governor may. hy general order, dispense
with the requirements of section IA of the act
entitled can act to organize and discipline
the militia and volunteer militia,' passed
March 70, 1857, so far as relates to tie color
of the uniform of the militia of the reserve,
and direct the adoption of said uniform of the
militia of the reserve of such other color as he
may think best Provided, that no other
change shall be made except that of color, and
zi1 companies wearing the changed uniform,
when mustered into the service, shall be or
ganized into regiments wearing the same col
or.
SEC. 2 This act shall take effect on it pas.
sage. III
..e ,.-5 r.--r P. HITCHCOCK.
Speaker of the House of Representa-
~. ~ 90 JAMES MONROE,
President pro TEN of the Senate,
Passed May 13, 1861.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1861-07-04

To exempt from execution the property of
the Militia Of Ohio, mustered into the
service Of the United States.
Srcrroy Re ~ ,,o.yay T., IL. o..
, 1861-11-25
mARKRTs BIZ TELEGRAPH.

NEW YORK, Nov. 23.-FLoER Market rules
heavy AID IA favor with buyers, while prices have
uIdergo1e 1o material ehaIge- Sales. 13. Goo bbls
1ne etate: IS COOS % for extra state s54oa5 81 50
to mSdin% 81 extra .s5@5 25 {oE Chicago sprioe
market closing dull ind heavy Canadian Hour
!ules qnist and unchanged. S1leF. 500 bbIs at
s54595 80 forsnpe1fne: IS 65E7.5o for common
*a25G4 10. Corn meal quiet and without material
change.
WH1sK1-Market without important chsuge ::
GRArS-Whes almer;, moderate buslnees for
1900 bu northwestern einb It & &@1, = latfei
47,c00b bu Mil club at $127@1. -; 10 500 bu snber
leEa It 81 a94@1. 81; 9, 500 bu winter red west
e53 It s. SO sI@las; 5000 bs amber Mich At 81 IS
Oh {, 600 b1 white Indiana at $1.4O; 10 500 bu
Yhite n Mich At slz3@1.47, and $500 extra choice
90 81 6. Bye unchanged sales { e,409 bu It s7@
Sc Barley firm; s.les ,oo0 ba esnmo1 state st
Of Caiforaia at 75c. Corn heavy, and slightly "a
vors bnyere sales III, coo bu at Sc for hay dan
sesd = mixed s; Testsrn; 64@65c for good t. prime
I'd hsav7; talea 1t 43G7scfoT jersey, " " @ and
PnoT5s1oSE- continues ateady, with fair
een sales 400 bs1s art last evening) At
sna sa{ xS;5oE9 fer prime. Beef in fair demand.
Sales GOO bIls part last evening" at $4n4 50 fer
ecnatIJ Pf1Ee; *505t0 for cou7try mees $12
Prime mess beef in better demand sales loo bis
Prime At SIS 50, and SEQ do Indls mess Oh private
ttrms. Beef hams In moderate request. Cut
dem1Ed; sales 200 b1s short ribbed middIes. CitT
cut ED 91eet ed hogs IN demand at4s<@5c Lard
more aettTe and shade frmer; Gales 2650 brls part
deliverable IL December and January, at SHR9kc.
Eutter firm; Ohio. 10G14c; state 15G2lc. Cheese
Ettsdy at 5Hlsc.
GRocEK1Es-sugar-R&W quiet aud unchanged.
rrh p.f
hleo, and Is hhds white Siam On p, t. Molaeses
lu.<t ard without material change in price Sales
10 hfs Porto Rico at 4tc, and 20 brls Barbsdoes
SIoc1s-Ft verieh but genstall7 better. ch 4,
+ lt54A, T 34ss, iG l. ch II, G & Pitts Ias5.
q III; II: :ss a. gtd t aS g. Il y S2s< ss Hqds
1t stg leo. 7 CTS. Pac II %, G & T ske i'd bds
II, Ms 6a AK, Tenn a. :" 0"7
, 1861-11-25
Daily Review Of Chicago Market.
SATURDAY EVENING. Nor. q. 1sst

ppr7c1,mGs SATURDAY. EVENING, Nor. %, 1851,
FLoUR-ReceiTed, 75ss btis: Skinned . soo
efls The market is ye1y suli and drooniu" 1iuoo
sses SO 50 bsls state M1!ls winter, at s.
Bell Street" do at 81 CO de1 In hi. ~ aboaa ot.s
sgrpg extra s. IS del 1oo bis "T4rseS I9oet 90 at
i bris 1g 9tls good @ 4 tspring extra Ct
suPer at sa,5o del; br1s Rye u Foar I'll It sssx sox
THE 200 hrls ''commercial'' reported Yesterday
81 &c, vas mistake. 1t should have been ss2o11
t:ls RFsm RhFek1Rrey @ At s. so,,] NV
Ma1kst q shade b=srer. Sales-W1STEs1.a h1
No White In store at sac; aooo bo No Red in
stt re At Sc: stoo bu No ! Red In store at ;5c. C.
sce6 Sa ~ 6 q Nc p sps1ing III in store st
90 IN GsleIf elesator) at 7l51c; sou hn No 2
sRtIs Rs IN store At C6c; CO.. bu do q: 664c; 5000
9a de en ts sS1ite warehoase) at G6e: 5000 bu
eetpte DO at 65kc; 3,0i0 bn Rejected IL store At
eVe EG9 By 90 In special e ia houte) as Sc
nsset @ saist 8 So bD eu .na|p 5hpPs SO b.
At s3Ae: q 0oo bu Mixed in store st a3Xc: 10
bu DO at s5,lc; SEQ bu Rejected IN store & i9c SO
o,ATs@zKeeei1td ios 6u. l. Ii Market firm, ss1ez
.; c0 N 70. In store at tic; COO bu do in bags
RiE-Receiysd. 1,C6s bu. Market advanced r.
Sales CIV bR No. IN store at SIC 1900 bu do st
BARLET-Recei.ed, st hu, Market dull and
Leglected. Sales l45 saeks medium bT samp1e. At
2Sc on track. "
sEEDs--Timotty firm. Sales q ks prime at
y eks e oice at G3 IS. Flax firm. Sales 10 eks
AisaRiNEs- Received, 4s4 brl.. Market outet
and ttes5y; Sales Is brle at 14e 41AS@
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS at 3lm&c
$19 00. Lard held at 74c. '1>-4 ~
IALLOW-12 bfls country at rxe
hlDES-DoTnWafd tendenc5 Sales ST Greez
sa1ted, ,tI5mEned. ~ 54c; 81 DRY Flint at liMlIX.
, 1861-11-25
MONETARY.

SATURDAY EVENING, Nor. IS, 1861.
Tic seascity Of Eastern exchange continues md
the market Is film at 4 per cent premium. As
lie bankers, however, ware paying Il per cent
fr'ely Themselves for all they could get, they
fe'd veEJ hparipg15, and only to their depoaitors.
outssdsss had to go On the street and In SONIC in.
etaLcss pay Il Per cent. Gold is firm at u per
cent premium, buying, and X per cent sailing.
CANADA AWn:pcA7.-WeHa warn onz readers against
t6e notes OF the Bank Of Western Can4da,' at
Glntcn as We nave good authority for stating ttat
the concern fs an nnti tigated wild cat, OF the Mel
chtfedek ec1ool, without father cI mother-be.
ftEBtpg Gf days, Or ead1ng Of lle." The notes oi
!his tpu!1ous Concern were said to have been
brought mere p eo9tactors and pqt Into Girc1la,
boIafeJ IN handling dollar OF It. unless you want
to be sWtndled. Canada money has generally been
considered good IN this country, but 1t appears
that the brood OF "nt1dcats'' are not coudned to
Yarkeedcm; and It Was probably on the generally
good credit Of Canada mereY that this twindle.
msch1ne has been put IN motton.-Aiss0t.r5 Dem.
6eTat.
N1LwAuKHE.-The demand for gold il less &C
tire, but bankers etil sell at per cent prem, Ex
change 10 nzm 1t Per cent. prem.
CANADIAN DEAAsp 1oa Z. 8. TREASURY
Observation-Disclosures the bellIgerant tone Of
tbs Canadian pEess, there are orders in this city
ffen Canada fer 10 per cent. Treasury notas.
To-day Solomon Sturges & Son cold several than.
fana ds1]als worth 1T par to Canadiana
, 1861-11-25

WHpAzaDAx, Nov 7o-The market. opens this
noErirg e1tlemely dun, contrary to the antieipa-
1esy ha1d to c1oee cut ali tho stock sale w1ihout
Eeoncioa fEnm the rates e yesterday. that own
s o.s e. st
-Four da,f than any other hour STE tie e day. st.
Lot for the best g,adea they were in e5eees Of he
s5d hsisefs iii ssSs W. to oAa tnSnit to To- T..
ZINC tnpp5 of baoeEa eSa haR1ses 6 1ses
tssn r. IL It sss s 0S any s1sg Day Gt h
d5a1cu1t to ind half dozen choice bullocks OF s
sWt. and upward IL ~ the yards. To-day 1t is not
is principally confined to the wholesale butchers.
VIC ~ pot Pay g net PEI h for ouch cattle as
,od sa1y o5 th9t iayrEt ysstefay tie
having arrived to add to The dilicuity. Unon @ tSe
hs ex.s eaa sna sny adize aght advance
market closing slow and dull. 'A'
THE HOG 4ARKn7
receipts this week, 27,713,
Inc following Is the report Of pr{cns e1ven hv
rent5 re1a5 y Gsant: Superintendent of the aarket:
til :; d.. 1Gs hane s1a ssFea 91se = live weights dis
lae ma.fst holds up remarkably yell Under the
1ese1ed - 81 one necR af$e e
!oo lafse tc-c9y for the demand and hogs ara se;-
feared. "e1 oec4Auo Is
Gen. Y. Dorman gives the fo1,ov;no a. -.
price Of hogs this .weak: e"Ans ~ tno
First quality corn-fed large "9'
. hke.. ke...-.:..-..-....... nx4l< -M5~
Second quality corn-fed. 31z;@4c, 3 T5Ts
First quality, email eizea. @''>a
fat1nd prime, for market
ou<~a[Aa.. -&E4C, HHh5Lt
L2rge eize eti1lNed, fat .-13E -G4n
second quality stll-fed fat -@35ze -344a
, 1861-11-25


The weather to-day WAS quite wiut.v. and j.
speedy closing Of navigation Is expected. Pro
pelsrs will probably make anothor run to Buffalo.
but very few sail vessels will attempt it.
The Superintendent OF the Illinois and M;ch,,
gan Canal announced this morning that navigation
will be Suspended on tie Canal by The aoth inst
But II the present weather holds N for 8 day or
two, tt will be frozen tight before that date.
The general markets to-day were yery firm, hnt
Inactive. Flour. however, uaa dull and neglected.
with tsifllsg sa1es at 81 6o@4s0 for white winter
extraa, and s3.70G3~76 for good spring extras.
supertne brands continue in fair request 1t IS O.
Q3.37H for good 10 choice
The vheat market advanced A@kc, but the
demand st the improvement was Ieht-the trans-
actions being Email at Sac for No. White; Soc for
NO. Red; 75c for No. Red ; 71X@72xc for No,
sps1rg; 65H@661Sc for No. 2 Spring; and 500
SIC for Rejected sp1ing, Closing dull.
Corn was also in good request, with ap adYau-
chg tendency and sales Of about 40,o0o bushels
at S3Kc for Canal Mixed afloat; a3xm2s.<c for
Mixed Corn in store; and 19@soc for Rejected in
store.
oate were In good re4uett and firm at tic for
NO In eto1c. Rye advanced 1c, with sales at 81
G33c. Barley remains dull and neglected. Tim.
ctby seed finn, with sales at $150Q1 S. Hides
very Gull. uighwlnes steady. Good potatoes ara
sce1ce md higher
The Provision srke+ ia a,11
IA oaa-ed a. eto RI TT 49, @nesa iotA
10 oosAeo a. CAV eo-"ltn plo6 o1 ~ Is. There Ia
nothing dong in cut meats. Lard Is dull at 71fc.
Ts1loW steady at Sc.
The receipts OF Hogs today we're upwards OF
1900, and the market was active at about yeater.
Days prices-c'oslDg dull, In prospect OF a heavy
eoppl5 to-a4otio"' ne heaviest hogs were eold
at $2.7c@2.T7H, and the medium at - ef16a7 m
Beef Cattle were In demand ard eto,5r
w,r,- c,,,-,.. 11y.N-.- u uAo eseaay-
WHITE ePR1SG WHEAT.-Mesers. Nichols & Co.
exhibited on Change to-day eanpIe Of yhita
Spring Wheat. from Wisconsin r =, ~.
.-a,+a oor.1 =. -o.. ~ -. :. - IL all re-
epeet7 e4a"l W Eooe u nlte winter Wheat
Of1 s*ooas.
ltrom the N. z. Independent, ed iust.1
Trade does not materia11v aha+a In 80 oc......
though the fall eeasnn - rar;Jf, 5n .so
usual c1oee and It will TrnhahiT ~ cont ~ lts
the frat weeks Of winier TEo - cnro.n l1to
nand il large and The pev.raI asnsnl uent w ~. us-
and much larger tdan was eTnectad -, ~ - sseauy
ing Of the etsson. Prtcea ~ III 1a,., q. ~ opsa
favor the eeller. Ca1icses hsve aoain g9oas
der yely reduced stocks. DesfraSie nattsens
coed demand, especially blacks AMI 49, h;at -
are being sold in advauce The nr.v atria, ~ ~
email and neat heurex Prodnctfnn ~ ale "
ie much enlarged Eh}rtinos an5 .baatisg guoos
more active and bleached eooiis h.Te TnrtRg ~ ~
yanced- Drills are in but moderate reuuest- cot.
ton t hannels are IN very pressing demand. BONES
, 1861-11-25

PASSED DETROIT. Nov a2.-Bound Up-Proo
City Of Madiron. Cleveland. Montgomery; bark
sardinis, swteney. G Morgan; schr Sweep
etsEee, TOLLS gwood, Athepian. Planet. Rich
mond. Rainbow, Reciprocity " J whaling.
Bound Down-prop Illinois, Pocahontas.
VESSELS PASSING THROUGH THE NE11A.1D ca
EAL.-He are indebted to Capt. E, P. Dorr for the
1hra -~o - ~
, 1861-11-25
ILL1NOIs AND MICHIGAN CANAL,

ARRIVED .Env q
oatE. ' S 'o
P1vre State, Lasalle, 37as bu corn, o. bn rye, a4
5s4 bs home frpit. 100 brls flour, Is bu seed.
Belle Bryan, LaSsle. $3.50 bu corn.
1anthe, DuPage, 35{D bu corn, $40 bu oats, $50 bu
wheat. ~'"' Ae' W
Laura ann, Ottawa, tlaO bu corn. 500 bu oats.
dooI er B1iEon, 81 cy stone, 2OC0 lbs cast iron,
wagon, buggy.
Fame, puPage, $500 -bu con-, 1926 bu wheat, l
Eafe.
CLEARED. .Nsy. y.
harrington, Ottawa. 73 7c6 lbs m5ze 431 br1s salt
thirgee, 1sC0 siding, 324 tbs ais. ~~
Snltap, Ottawa, IL sos It luu ber N siding, 10 M
eEtngles. ~ 49,
Flower, Lasa1le, 81 400 It lumber, 1a5 bs cranber
Boston, Morris, 1c0 N lumber, 22ao lbs sca1es.
\ beesley, ottawa, 11Q1 # lumber % n, head
1nge, 4lSU bs pig iron - A~1"
@ @1olEtoHn, Utica, 1112 lbs etone ware. vapon.
ulTk Overall. Lasane. 16s brls salt. "S'n'
lincoln. LaSalie n . lumber Waenu.
a Douglas, Joliet, 1o, 1888 Il lumber. * m shin.
Wsthin: ton, Kankzkee, 1890 It lumber 10 b.ls
L. mont TorEnnrt rcn Ms rvdza
, 1861-11-25

!, DE- J. s. ROSE obtained DIplcms IN rsso From
that tlle TO thie. lie ha- prac+ Meotne in Fha
atlrhi: ith uneqaAil success, mastering D,5easa
ie al its !rIs 8. ttra long uue lie bsea unsblo
ttons fste T. N minerals Or Eersnrg for ali sea,es
WHICH gives al the eans to be thstr owa DOCTOR
Aediia book fee at 2ji. se1th Gl@zk street. Ghi-
GsEO. Write for : ne a.d viii ssuI 1t hr natl Dr.
1 = R2aes : Eedlc'nes isr Ea!c b. y .. Peab oey,
1s4A South CLARK street, Cf1cago, AID tent to a1y
part u the country receipt e} price Address Post
pi1ce Boz ~ Il .vou sre troubled With any dl4e4se.
6e tuTe fn1 set lock II you Will be cc7ed- vrite
lot be ok an! be Convinced. Ton cen BE- cured I
Etl psoEeit Writs your case a. d ctsea aHi siIl
ansWe1 b. mail III Gus ctar;e ". B. PHAB ,DY,
CntCaEo, ro.t Office Boz ~. np!rhIi4-!m
, 1861-11-25
CLEARED.

CLEARED Nov. q.
Prop Barber, Brown, Grand River.
Prop MeaIs, RyGrton, Peutwatet.
fIop rlymeuth. Dlckson, Buffalo, 1900 bu corn,
Prop Galena, Steele, Buffalo, 15.coo bu corn. 900
brle danr,
Scar Magic, McNamara, Grand River, 30 tons hsy,
Schr Myry, Sprott. Grand Haven.
schr cates, Cauron, Muekegou.
sehE Free Democrat, ThompEou, Milwaukee, 250o
, 1861-11-25

--
M cY1ChE hEh'S THE TRH,
AKA- Madison street retWeea Hfa.e and Ie.,ho,r
~
MONDAY, Fov. eth. mt Righto Of the rew nrar.
rep1ete With domestic nterp1t aud startfnT eYaats
eompceea of
4 PROLOGUE AND FDJ1R STAQue
Esn frCr
- 'S' '@N~' A@e 'oAu sHe Popu'ar SvFel Of
inrr1~zc
A-oe14]AGN5y
ENTITLED
@E@AF 3&PeotRtio
Mh:sE III be pre:esse ted With new ana appro1,,,tr
~ 5, ~ -. ~. "E3tH
77ta - ehyard-lhe Mar :hc+Tha Old Battsrx
BT!daI Hs ann HnE,pg gvHeath q MIS-: Garsory-Tac
5et3rE-I4s Cta1enge-The D1es-Tse ShotWfa.a ~
Hedo1nE Fesat-Father Mothe- and Ehfi5WEate ~
Aaswit:h-LoEe and Death-Eeality at iast Of ~'s VI
aREAT EEprcT. o. 0ss"
r..1'aN IA1ECiAC1OhS,
, 1861-11-25

e1 To Consumptivea.-The adyer-
aser, having been restored to health In few weeks
Fl Jears VIII severe lung affection and that dread
h !ellow sufferers tie means Of cure To ali WHO d.
IT. IT.. q ae m send eopy q the presentation usea
using the came, which they H1ll ind sure cure tor
Consumption. Asthma, Bronchitis, &c. The only OBJ
1ect the adyertser in senoing the presentation to
benefit tie aaicted and be hopes every sufferer may
ty his remedy, as 1t will cost Them nothing. and may
prove blessing. Parties wishing the prescription
Eill please address Rev. EDWARD 4 WILSON VII.
namtbulE, k1Dga County, New York. oc2i:1tew.9m
, 1861-11-25

The following letters are detained in the Ch1ca-
60 Poet Once, and Will b. sent to the Dead Letter
Office at Washington, D. G., On Monday next, IN.
less called foE before that tine:-
, 1861-11-25

THcAPEoH's EATING HoUsE.-Fof the freshest
and beet oystetr, for game in ita eeason comtorta
bic quarters, cleanly walters Of the most obfging
character, for efrgle meal, or for regular board
no better psce can be found In the city than that
conducted BY S. H. Thompson, No. 63 Dearborn
street. noya3jat
, 1861-11-25
MARINE LIST.
r Q r z O r. CHI &c L. 6 n

ARRIVED. .... NOV, q.
Prop Mears, Ryerson, Pentwater, Is m lumber.
1t0 N shingles.
Prop Plymouth, Dickson, Buffalo, sundries, ZIG
pRt fish $50 br1e spples. -N
Prop Ga1ena. Steele, dickson, Budalo.
schr Josephine :den, Finnegan, kalamazoo,
125 II shingles.
Sch1 Odin, Walton, Muskfgon, 100 N lumber.
sGhr Telegraph, Clydeedals, Bay City, 165 m
Schr Gfpeey, Jamison, Muekegon. 10 m lumber.
schr Magic, McNamara, Grand Haven 13o N shin.
gles. 81 wood, Is n lumber.
Schr Mary, Sprott, Grand Haven, 145 II lumber.
Schr r Martin, Trotter, Bntfalo, 100 tons coal.
Schr Bates, Cannon. Muskegon, IFS u lumber.
schf Free Demscrat, Thompson, Milwaukee, $40
schs Geo Foster, Smith, Muekegon, Is N lumber.
, 1861-11-25

METEoRoLoG1cAL.-Range Of the thermometer
for the week. az noted by E. L. OHara, at his Drug
stsre, No. 30 West Randolph, corner Of Canal
street:
, 1861-11-25

Ef&84rV$ X0ur Beauty
Symmetry OF form- your healtA, and mental
powers, By as.Dg that safe, pleasant, popular and
specific remedy, known as ''uelmoo1d's Extract Of
Buchu-" Rsad the advertisement in another col
umn, and profit by 1t. Diseases and symptoms
enumerated. Cut 1t out, and preserve It. Toa
may not now require 1t, but may at eome future
day.
1T gives health aud r:sor to the frame,
and bloom to the pa1id check"
teaves long suffering and exposure. Beware
ofconntesfeitsl Cures guaranteed. Scld By Lord
& Smith, IS Lake street, uog2l6k.
, 1861-11-25

PROFITABLE BUSINESS The schooner G old
H11ter, purchased on Wednesday By Solomon
sturges & sons for &c, coo, waa sold On satu,-
dsy to 4 party whose name has not TRANSFERRED
fer $4,000. A clear profit Of $4,000 in tBo
days vii do very well in these hard t,mes.
The Gold Hunter thus far deserves her appel
latton in the most successful sense
, 1861-11-25
m A II IL 1 Il u !.

Go to John Jones, 119 Dearborn st., aud get
your clothes cleaned and repaired nov-1a-
, 1861-11-25

TIE ExH1B111oN--IEee exhibition Of paint
iugs In kSngEhrry Block viii close On Friday
mkt We assure cur readers who have rot
feen 1t that they miss IN opportunity which
will not soon occur again, and that they do
themselves injustice to miss the opportunity
for deriving pleasure and instruction from
these admirable works of art. It is net com
rlmentary to the artiEtic taste Of the city that
the exhibition has been 60 much neglected
, 1861-11-25

CLOSING OF TEE CAHA-NaGigation on the
illinois and Michigan Caral will be suspended
fer the SEASON On the S0!h inst The water
Will be drawn ctf from an the levels on the
1st Of December. Superintendent Preston
officially notified the Board Of Trade to that
effect on Saturday.
, 1861-11-25

Not 4 DEBCrAST.-Ar erroneous opinion
prevailing in the musical community, arising
from cur notice Of the late concert at Br7an
Hall, that Miss Esteue De Loynes is an aspir-
ant for nusical and theatrical honors, ne are
authorized BY her friends to state that she is
simply an amsteuT singer who appeared upon
TINT occssion actusted By desire to benefit
the cause, which certainly does great credit
to the lsdz's beaevolence and charitable I'm.
pulset.
, 1861-11-25

AMERICAN PROTESTANT Assoc1AT1ox.-At
regular meeting Of Chicago Lodge, No. 2, Of
This Association, few evenings since, the
following officers were elected for the ensuing
term: C. j. Burroughs, ". NJ; ]. Bertram,
Y. D. H.; Vim. Stanley, Recording Secretary;
Thomas Darby, Financial Secretary; John
Gilmore, Treasurer.
, 1861-11-25

Re Cook d Mclean, % Dearborn street, h1ve
made their priee for cleaning and dyeing Gents
garments lees than any other hodBe In the cIty,
Go 10 DUNIoF. SkWE1L l. SpA1utxn for Printing
, 1861-11-25

1@'1@ 110 14-1I1"1s Q uHU6TsIa1u Tue 1M1Cu-
1gan Southern Railroad Company have made
arrangements to do heavy business this
winter in shipping dressed hogs from Chicago
to all Eastern cities. For this purpose they
have built dressed hog depot, corner Of
Harrison and Sherman streets. where thev
have every facility for handling, and where no
other business will be done. These arrange
nents for insuring despatch in transportation
are such that We feel sure that shippers, both
in Chicago and the country, will thank Us for
the notice,
, 1861-11-25

sz:- AtteItIon is called to the advertisement
O. 'aa Bosrd # Public Works In another
q ZEE. Nat6r tskers viii find It to their In
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, 1861-11-25

course, and 1t noon the remains of1he lament.
ed deceased we're conveyed to the old Gem etc
II for temporary interment-
L CoHF1nEHCE MAN CAuauT.-One Of The
Numbers OF the gang Of confidence operators,
whose trar eactions have for two weeks been
x'mcst daily cbroplcled in thcse columns,
calling himst1f VIM. Fitzgerald, but who is
known By the detectives by the very appro-
lr:ate cogrom OF "Big Sandy" uas, on
Saturday, last, oyerhhuled BY IN officer, and
arreeted- Fitzgerald had upon his person,
when arrested, - galvanized watch-duplicstes
OF which are sold By dea1ers at twelve shil-
lirgs per pech-calcu1ated to deceive verdaat
country nen, y rouge leather for polishing the
csees Of the delusive time:pieces, pack Of
cards, black leather strap, used for playing
the "kt1sp game At which game the player
loses OK vins, to suit the convenience Of the
ptoIrfetor, and collection OF counterfeit,
ofosen and fraudulent bank notee, ranging In
otae m'oataon from ores to hundreds. Testi-
E'ci "ae Intro cduced to show that Fig 5eraid
~ss s'Rfant, watct-s snfr: r." gambler,
"t1o'tr ot The queer," aod 4 "confdeuca
op* rste1' OF LIE boldeat aud most succesafu1
s'snp- Hss psopt'ty WAS conf: fl:cated. and =
fDe OF $1oo aesessed. and execution susnao1ed
until Nor day, provided he left the c,tv wh3cb
be readily promised to do. B;Csrs 1e.v,no y =
went to m ambrotypist, aud rat for bis Dir.
ture, which now zdorns tue "Rogues G.llers.,
In tie ef1lce Of the Superintendent Of Police