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sRERT WESTERN AND NORTHWESTERN LINE
Indianapolis and Cincinnati
SH0RT-LINE RAILROAD.
Shortest Route by 80 MITear
Shortest Route by 80 MITsa

MO CHANGE OF CARS re INDIARAR.
~, OLlS, at which place II unites Hs4EaEJ
with railroads for and from all points -
In the North and North west. @~
THREE PASSENGERS TRAINS
Leave Cincinnati daily, from the foot Of Mfll-st,
on Front through to Indianapolis, Terre Haute
Lafayette and Chicago, In advance Of all oth0s
FIRST TBAIN-5,5OA A. M.-CHIoAGo MAIL
Arrives at Indianapolis st l0:66 A. M, Terre HautS
At $50 =. NJ, Lafayette at 2:l0 P. NJ, Chicago O.
SiEaoOHD TRAIE-2 p. m.-Indiapapol,s, La
1ayette, Springfield, Quincy, Palmyra and ST. 10
geph Express arrive at indianapolis at 1880 p. N.
Lafayette at 1890 P. NJ, Springfield at $40 A N.
quincy at 1905 p. NJ Palmyra at 2:l6 P NJ, st,
THIRD TRAIN-5;35 P. M.-ChiQAGO EX.
PRESS-ArriyeH ct Indianapolis at l2:42 A. M
lafayette at $40 A, M; Chicago at lOf30 A. M
Sleeping-cars are attached TO all night trains or
this line and run through n Chicago without
change Of cars.
Be sure you are in the right ticket-onice beGotS
You purchase your tickets, and ask for tickets vs.
LawreDeebHrg and Indianapolis.
Fare the same, and time shorter than by any othe
route.
Baggage checked through.
Through tickets, good until used, can be obtaines
ct the tiCket-ofioes-at the Spencer House, N. W
House corner, and at the Depot Office, foot of MIR
st., on Front, where all information may be had.
0mnibuSes run to and from each train, and wi.
call for passengers at all hotels and all parts Of thu
sity, by leaving address at either office.
W. II L. NOBLE, General Ticket hgopk
o. B. 7 Cincinnati Agent.
no2e q, O. LORD President
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Railroads.
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nHAND AFTER SUNDAY, NOVEMBER
80 iSeOb Trains VIII depart IS tol-E
-lyilB A. M. ExPREss-From -
nton, Indianapolis, Logansport avs
Dayton. Oonnecta At Dayton TOR Columbus sprins
neld, UroADa and S~Andusky and with Dayton ans
VAN eand Ohicago; also, for Toledo. Oonneots 4
Hamilton for Oxford, 30.
ESQ A. M. EXPREss-From Little MIam,
Columbus, Orestline and Pittsburg; via Oolumbus
5teubeaville and Pittsburg; via columbus Bella
and Benwood and viz Columbus Bellair and PITT
bus g also for Springfield and Delaware.
Hamilton and Dayton Depot-For Dayton, Spring,
field, Urbapa and Sandusky; Connects via Hamn
ton for Richmond, indianapolis, Logansport and
al points West, Connects At Hamilton for OXFORD
a. p. M .-FrOm Little Miami Depot-Aocomms
aati3n tSr COLUMBUS, stopping at ell Way Stations
$50 r. M. ExPREss-From Uinc,nnsn.
PiquR, Sidney, Lima, Fort Wayne aud OhicaSc
Also, for Toledo, Detroit and all points in Canada.
.0P. M.-FromL Little Miami EMBELLISHMENTS
HG $40 IL 1 =. NJ .'o RXBBR q MSg ss4t5Hn'; otno,nn..,.
Hamilton and Dayton DepOt-Oonnects via Colum
bus steubenVillo and Pittsburg, via ColumbuL
land; via Columbus, BeIIair and Benwood, and y,
Columbus, Bellair and PittsburR.
SLEEPING-OARs ON THIS TRAIN.
For all information and Through Tickets pleas
apply at the Ohhces, south east corner Of Front and
broadway; west side Of Yine-Htreet, between ths
Postotfce and the Burnet House; No, 8 East Third
street; sixth-street Depot, and ct the East Front
Trains run By Columbus time, which IL seys.
minutes faster than Cincinnati time.
p. W. General Ticket Agent
..Omnibuses. call for passengen by leaving dlret
tions at the Ticket once. noS6
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MO CHANGE. OF CARS To INDIARAR.
N, OLlS, at which place II unites HaFsF4g
with railroads for and from all points E@
, 1861-12-04
The following are the receipts ofleading articles
for the last twenty -four hours:



The receipts Of Hogs today amounted to 10, ssa,
and the market was dull and about SC lower with
sales at $26nG2.12k for fair to extra heary. In
consequence Of the dn state Of the provision mar
ket, packers bought spariugly, and shippers also
held of. because Of the delays in shipping through
and the extreme cold weather. Beef Cattle were
in fair demand and steady at $150G5300+ latter
price for q lot Of prime steers.
The movement in provisions Is Light, and the
market is quiet and tending downwards. Ness
Pork il offered at $9.15 and we note sale Of 100
brls city packed at tbat price, and 100 barrels coun
try packed at $3.50. Prime Lest Lard Is held at
74c, but buyers offer only 7c,-the salea amount
ing to about 800 barrels and fetces at &c for prime
country leaf. and 615@6Ac for No 1 Lard. The
packers in consequence Of the high price Of coop
erage. are generally cutting English meats.
There waa an active demand for Wheat to-1ay
and the market was firm at yesterdays advance,
with liberal sales at s1@15fc for No Spring, 64k
@E5c for No Spring; and 74e for No Red. 1t
the close Of the market, however. the buoyaney
was rot maintained and it closed dull, with down
ward tendency
The Flour market Tas quiet and fnactiye-thc
transactions being very limited. at $3.4o@385 for
spring extras. Buyers did not generally offer oye1
$3.5o fo7 good spring extras.
There wss good demand for Corn, and the
market was firm and active, with liberal sales at
ssk@s35xc- c-principa1ly the outside quotation.
Oats we're in good demand and firm at 1ec-one
round lot being sold At tstlc. Rye was easier
with sales At Sc. Barley is in fair request HIgh
wines, 1sGs185@e Seeds firm
, 1861-12-04

We are frequently in receipt Of complaints
written by soldiers at Camp Douglas Of their
alleged grievances ut tho hands Of their supe-
rIor officers Of this sort arc the following: !:
Several soldiers in the Douglas Brigade send
us communication that they have sayed
rations back in the Commissary and that the
officers have appropriated them to procure
instruments for the Band. They express their
willingness to pay the money out Of their
own pockets, but very naturally object to this
appropriation Of their rations by officers,
who, they expected, would pay for the instra1-
ment5 themselves.
Another communication says.
The soldiers generally were pleased to find in
the TRIBUNE Of yesterday that Senator Wilson
intended to present bill before Congress to do
away with the suffers stores in the army May
purging @ from sutisr stores i is Camp Douglas.
The Mechanics Fusileers, as a regiment,
write rs Us follows;
The Mechanic FusIleers at this camp have built
barracks here for two months past and never get
got the first cent of extra duty pay, to which VIC
are entitled and which we Ee5{ much h need e to buy
suffering for them now, as VIC have to work bare
handed these cold days. Any one disposed to help
the cause for which these men hare volunteered
to cannot do better than to send to Colonel
Wileon few bundles Of gloves or 1nittens for hia
men.
These are samples Of many communications
coming to us daily from the soldiers at Camp
Douglas. The grievances, if well founded,
certainly need correction, and we have do
doubt that, if properly laid before the camp
officers, prompt measures will be taken that
the soldiers secure their just rights, and arc
not made liable to impositions Of any char
acter
, 1861-12-04

MEW XoRK De- S-T5ernaA i y shade better:
foF efsis stats
IS for common to medium extra western:
$5SN5.s0 for cStrn 9: $685. for tEade
doing. Sales $50 bE1s at $50 for super; $3.50
T.5g country to choice extra. Rye Hour quiet, At
s2a5@d4 ss:sSzd Corn meal quiet and nominally I'LL
WHl-KY-steady and unchanged Sales 500 brIs
nj 20@ 20Ac. chiefly Mt inside price.
fe7ings. Market closed steady At yesterdays pri-
ces- Sale= 5sc01 bu Chicago spring At $1. .I11 26:
1a,5o0 bu northwestern club at 81. .26lel s. oU
hA Milwaukee So cln,. Il 1 At = ssi a. 1asO BY amber
at $1.a@1. 81 6lWo bu Canada at sl.91: 900 bu
Tinter ed weste11 4 a lse@a @ i B. Il, 2so bu AZ.
steady: eaie= 15oo bn It s5@s6: Barley dull:
Ba9ey u RsHt ooe carn haae e ea!er ne
moderate business doing; sales 600 bu at GIG
6lHc for good to prime mixed western afoat- anu
yellow Oats heavy and declining. 45Gz4T for Jef-
sey. Canada. western and state.
PRoy1s1os-Pork without important chanye.
CISCO for mess; ss5e@s75 for prime. Beef
saes quiet and i'm: sales 100 !,rls at s+@53 to5
for 1epacked mess; $3.50 for extra. Mess beef
haas aaiet y; s at sl5@i55o; c9t meats rnle dull;
4@sEc, Smoked meats dull and heavy; sales 10
man1 at i s.ssH@4:35. Bacon n god demand;
ribbed niddlca. Lard steady; sales 1915
br!s at sE@9Ec; Included in sales $50 6r= dsIiv.
erable in the middle of Ianuary st 9a{c Butterac
tise and shade f1mer sales at 11G315c for Ohin;
l6@e3e for state. Cheese less active. sales at So
fJENrFE{Ea-[Hr4f-R RnIv 1fat and
, 1861-12-04

i &c cold weather has brought the lumber busi-
ness Oh the Lakes TO speedy suspension for the
scason. Within the past few days qnite number
Of cargocs have arrived but the demand is 50
eager and the market is quiet. The carwo Of the
schr- Freedom. stock boards and strips. sold at
$3.50. and cargo Of mixed lumber from Grand
River. at $3.50.
In the yards there is very little doing. and the
market is dull. The stock Of common boards Is
very light, and holders arc asking $1Us0: but
there is little or To demand ut that 1gurr Fencing
il held at $1,000 with sales mostlya at s9.5nG9.75
The demand for Shingles Is less active. but the
market il firm. During the week. 1850 .000 sawed
and shaved Shingles. from Green Bay. per prop.
tnion. to arrive, was sold at Sa37H. A cargo Of
sawed Shingles. per stmt. Freedom, from Depcrc
was sold at S2.50. In the yards 4 quality is held
at $500.
Lath is in Light supply and firm at $2.o0.
The following are tic quotations in the Yards
, 1861-12-04

OSWEGO. Dee Steady.
GRA1N-Wheat is in better demand. Sales were,
Is COO bu Chicago spr1ng at $0o; 400 bu do st pc;
a0o0 white Michigan al 81 :l9@1.a3. Corn unchang-
ed. Sales we're, 1900 bu Illinois at 4Gc. Barley
quiet. Rye dull Sales were, 800 bu Canadz At Sac
LAKE. InFoHrs-80,o0o bu wheat, 10, 900 bu bailey,
aaOO bu rye, 100 bu peas.
Canal E1PoRTa-17,QOQb bu wheat.
, 1861-12-04

Lecture by Geo. III. Stuart, Esq.
This well known christian and philanthro-
phist, has devoted much time and labor to iul-
prove the young men Of Philadelphia and New
he has consented to address the young men Of
Chicago,a at Bryan Hall this Wednesday evening.
Since the rebellion lie has passed much time III
camp, among the brave men who have taken
their lives in their hands and gone forth at
their country's call. Hc has been instrumental
in developing plan by which associations and
young men with heart for the work, can ac-
complish much in the christian cause. VIII
our young men como and hear him? The lee
ture will be free to all.
, 1861-12-04
CHICAGO DAILY SEARKET.

TUESDAY EyKHIse, Dec. 5, 1851.
FRElGHTS-NaGigatfon is now closed for the
season, and there are consequently nothing doing
in Lake freightz. The following il the tariff Of tho
roads leading to the East:
, 1861-12-04

sCNDR1ES-Babhi,t's hest Medicinal sa1eratu:
&c; do Pure &c; Rabbits Potash in tin cans, Sc
13c; Rabbits French Chemical Soap, &C.
vESTOCK-Receired, 10 ,513 hogs, 3t51 bceyes
The market for hugs dull s1sder heavy receipts
and prices ruled about SC 1owe.. Beef cattle wcrc
EeIrE
, 1861-12-04

Three Cheers and Tiger
For Col. Jacob Try, the Black Hawk warrior
the man President Lincoln Tas under in the time
Of his border warfare. Col Jacob Fry has been
authorized by the General Government to raise
regiment Of infantry. and has been authorized to
establish camp at Carrolton. ILL.,. in the eouth
part Of the State. where good winter quarters are
provided for thu men. and their uniforms will be
received as soon as they arrive in camp and the
wanted to join this rcgiment. Headquarters.
room No. is metropolitan Bluck, on Lasalle street
Captains Gtc- A. Fuller formerly Of the Illinois
Rangers Of Cavalry. Recruiting officer. Captain
Janus L1Mrcncc. for the compauY.
, 1861-12-04
COMMERCIAL.

TUESDAY EVENING, Dec s 1861
The following tables show the receipts aud ship
ments Of leading articles Of trade and commerce
during the past week. and since the 1st Of Jauuary.
with comparative statistics:
REcEHTs OF LEADING ARTICLES AT CHICAGO.
, 1861-12-04
The Young Mems Christian AssoeIaa
HOn.

lQns
TO THE CLERGY OF THE C1rY:
man Of the II Commission on Religion in the
army, and known as Jealous philanthroptst
and Christian, is now making the tonr of our
camps and armies and proceeding to Washing
ton next week per official arrangement Of this
great wo M be N Chicago On Wednesday
learn by several kilograms and letters
from st. Louis, hare aroused that whole CITY
The Young Mems Christian Association have
obtained his assent to address Mass Meeting
ft Of thS chI5Ha m Ba 95 @ @&engs On
present ut the noon Prayer Meeting Jesttrlay
Suggested that az the occasion was cztaordi-
nary, and the great National cause 50 deeply
engroEsing in view Of the session OF congress,
and the anticipated decided struggle so nearat
hand, that the ministers Of tue city be invited
to bring over their respective prayer met t1ngs
and invite their suppIications and exhorta-
tions We heartily concnr in the suggestion
and hope, dear brothers, tu have the benefit OF
your cooperation and presence with your peo-
pie on Tic occasion.
R-Y. RH. Coz. Rev. o. Il. Tiffany,
Rev. s. Il. Bngbee. Rev. James Pratt,
Ryv. C. II. Fowler. Rev. E. F. Dickinson, and
Rev. Robert Patterson, othera.
LETTER FROM DR.. BLASET.-We have re.
cciycd a letter from DR.. J. Y. z. Blaney, Act
ing Post Surgeon at Camp Douglas, relative to
the sickness at that camp, which will appear in
our issue ofto-morrow.
ACcT1oN SALE OF FURNITURE, DIA4oSDa AND
RcH ORNAMENTS CoS7MrEp.-The sale Of the
personal property Of Louiea Howard, by julius
Roscnthal, Administrator, is continued until this
morning at 10 st., when the balance Of the furni
ture and other goods will be sold; comprising all
the beds bedding, carpets clothing elegant parlor
ornaments, SC.
Military.
The Mcclellan Zouayee. Capt. L. H. Martin, 5Sih
Illinois regiment, are rnpilly filling up their ranks
: feY more capable men arc wanted. Apply at
the recruiting Office. No. 1T Dearborn street,
gB The New Year Call" Card, ucw style
Wedding and Visiting cards, By the '' Yankee Card
WRITER at tho fremont House.
- Agaln VIC say, have you tried D. 3. DeLan
& Coz Chemical Salesasus: II not, get paper
at once and be astonished at its happy results It
Is for sale by al reliable wholesale and retail deal
CTS md nj wholesale by the manufacturers, at Fair
port, Monroe county, New York. d,kw
~ Headquarters iates Riie Regiment, 139
Randolph street, up etairs
Col. j. RuTIEHAusER, COMMANDING
LIEUT.. Col. Jo1I,g q. CLYBQRS
How TO PREVENT FAILING on THE 1cE.-Gct
your boots and shoes soled with rubber soling.
Send them to the Rubber Store, lis Randolph,
and you will get them neatly DONE de3-6t
tT Cook & Mclean, 9s Dearborn street. have
| made their price for cleaning and dyeing Cents
garments less than any other house in the city.
| ---
| Go to Dunlop. sewell & Spalding for Printing
| nov11-h221-1y
- Go to the TRIBUNE Office for your printing.
! dec2iyr
| E Go to John Jones, 119 Dearborn-st, and get
| your clothes cleaned and repaired uoT13
, 1861-12-04
CIR Gtibumt.
WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 4, 1861.


GOOD NEws.-Tnc Central Skating Park
will be open in few days.
FALSE ALARM.-Thc alarm ol fire for the
first district, yesterday afternoon, was occa-
stoned by bonfire on Clark street.
Arro1SrKEx7-Dr. Thonas Rice, Of this
city, has been appointed Surgeon Of the gun.
boat Essex ut St. Louis.
SOLDIERS FEsT1yAL--Nc person Is author
ICED to solicit subscriptions for the approach
ing festival who has moi duly authorized book
10 contain subscriptions and donations for
that purpose.
THE CONGRESSIONAL GLoBE.-Those about
to subscribe for therrcseut session would find
it 10 their advantage to cali on McNa1ly &
Co., 81 Dearborn street, who have already
large list Of names which will be forwarded to
Washington III a few days.
HoAE FOR THE Fn,ESpLEss. Tho monthly
iacctin. Of the Board will be held at heHome
this fNcdncsday) afternoon ut 5 o'clock. All
those ladies interested il the late fair and fes-
,isal are especially desired to attend.
E. 7, D1cz1SsoS, Sec'y.
BOARD OF SrpERy1sess.-Tbcre was no scs-
sion Of tue Board Of Supervisors yesterday,
Ike members being absent upon their custo-
mary tcrm-yisit to the Poor House. In the
meantime the Chairman is making up lis
committee which will be reported to-day.
CHANGE on DEARBORN STREET-W adhams
Willard d Co., have removed their Ice Office
from the Masonic Temple to No. Van Flee 1
building, corner Of Dearborn and Madison
streets. Entrance 10 the rooms, stairway or
Dearborn street. Those who have not vet pliG
their ice bills will find the new location conye
l,ient for them.
Rev. Or. IIHany's Sermon.
Il, another place viii be found the sermon
delivered by Rev. DR., Tiffany on Sunday even
ing lust upon The Unwritten History OF the
Rebellion" for the manuscript Of which We
:,rc indebted to tho otiA ,ecssern Christian Asl-
4xeute We commend tic sermon to our read
.rs Us timely ans, eloquent production.
, 1861-12-04

When eold in less quantities than carload, the
cost Of drayage is added to the above.
FRUITs-a1een Apples are steady and in fair
demand at $t.75Ge IS Eo1 common to choice
Dried Apples are In better request aud the market
is hrmer-with sales Of old at 4c, and new at 5E@
6c-pgme qualities closing very 6rm at the outside
quotation-ho1ders asking 6A@6Ec. Uupaired
Peaches are quiet, with sales at 5@c according to
quality,
CRANBERRIEs-ln good supply and dull. To-
dsy 30 brls we're sold at 54.50.
CIDER-In good demand and steady at t45oa5 90
q br1.
POTATOES Sound Potatoes are re.7 scarce
and sales were made today at 45@5pc q bushel Tor
good Neshannocks, Unaound are dull and unsaIa-
BILE.
BUTTER-There Is Il very actiye inquiry By
shippers for butter in kegs and frlins, and the
market is firm. To-day the aales were :-2e7 kegs
good at s4ei 46kegs fair 1t 95asc; 26 kegs medium
at TIC Choice Dairy butter Is in demand at 11@
12c.
EaGs-Ffcsh are in request At 1a014c p doz
LINED. 1E@1sc.
, 1861-12-04

0UERT.-Why should House
NJ keepers and thar SERVANTS loss their patience
andtne tn ytng to ktndie Anthracite Goal With Pine
ENDING Tnen 9J using the GRANutAh Eo5i goto
see4 tney can bare fire at any time without ouolef
, 1861-12-04

DRESSED PouLTRT-Chlckena, $1.75A150 q
doz; Turkeys, 7c . b.
GROCERIES Tho market for sugars Is very
firm, without, hoWeyer,any change in prieez. COT
fees are flm and adyAncing:
, 1861-12-04
Three Cheers and a Tiger

#- Go to John Jones. 119 Dearborn-st., and get
your clothes cleaned and repaired. uoE12
, 1861-12-04

How 70 PREVENT FAILING on THE IcE.-Gct
your boots and shoes soled with rubber so1ins.
Send them to the Rubber Store, lis Randolph,
and you will get them neatly done. de36t
, 1861-12-04

- Cook & Mclean, 95 Dearborn street. have
made their price for cleaning and dycing Gents
garments less than any other house in the city.
, 1861-12-04
DIED.

In this city. Tuesday morning, December Sd. 1861,
FRANCES c. HOWARD. wife Of Judso1 n. Read.
aged :! years aud II months
Funeral at GeneEs, Kane County, Ill., Thursday, 5th
inst.
z Rome \. Z. papers please copy.
, 1861-12-04

FALSE ALARM-Thc alarm Of fire for the
first district, yesterday afternoon, was occa-
stoned hy bonfire on Clarlz street.
, 1861-12-04

Goon NEws.-Thc Central Skating Park
will be open in few days.
, 1861-12-04

- Go to the TRIBUNE Office for your printing.
dec3-irr
, 1861-12-04

CHIP BUILDING AND SHIP
NJ REPA1RING.-The undersigned. recently Pro-
nE permanently located himself at this point In the
a6oEe business Is no# prepared to enter Into contract
aof Vessel buitng and Repairing. terms sattslc
fSar5 S5 t9 faose Tho nay feel to their interest to give
Office and Yard foot Of Iigard street. DETROIT Si5ch
oc913m j. H. JONES.
, 1861-12-04

~ Headquarters Tates Riae Regiment, 139
Randolph street, up etairE.
Col. j. RrT1sHAusER, Commanding.
LIEUT.. Col. JonN q. CLTBuRS.
, 1861-12-04

NJ cNICkER'S THEATRE.
ifA Madison street, between State and Dearborn
Engagement Of the Young American Tragedienne,
MISS BATENAN.
Nho will be assisted this evening By her fstler 1{r II
L. B3IEMAS IN her mothers great original Tragedy,
entitled GERALDINE,
, 1861-12-04

At the close Of the market hogs were dull at the
qnotaticn=-buyers insisting on lower prices
DRESSED HOGS Received 50. Market dull.
and about 1Oc lower. Sales were:
, 1861-12-04

II H91E 01GNtH UI 4NDEehtNtf. SIiI4S5.U5
= 1SGQ. 500. I42.b51 81
Increase ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. sc, ST.
NEW YoRK-The following arc the quotations
aft he Etacl- 3Iar1.at to.
, 1861-12-04

ACcT1oE SALE OF FURNITURE, DIAMONDS AND
R1cH ORNAMENTS CoSTMrEp.-Thc sale OF the
personal property Of Louiea Howard, by julius
Roscnthal, Administrator, is continued until this
morning at 10 L. st., when the balance Of the furni
ture and other goods will be sold; comprising all
the beds bedding, carpets clothing elegant parlor
nr1lamcuts. &c.
, 1861-12-04

NT!N1NTkENT.@OT. IIEF, Gf tff9
city, has been appointed Surgeon Of tho gun
boat Essex ut st. Louis.
, 1861-12-04

LETTER FROM DR.. BLASEr.-We have re.
cciycd letter from Dr.. J. Y. 2. Blaney, Act
ing Post Surgeon at Camp Douglas, relative to
the sickness at that camp, which will appear in
our issue Of tomorrow.
, 1861-12-04

WILLIAM HOULSBY, formerly
- T., oi Woodhinc Hotel ncar Capt. Wards Koll.
hnadecan h1a cn street corner M q Canal BE III naTe m G9 y
o'clock At night Friends and the public sre
, 1861-12-04

so1.p1Eg's FEs11yAL,-Nc person Is author
ICED to solicit subscriptions for the approach
ing festival who has not a duly authorized book
10 contain subscriptions and donations for
that pu1pOSe.