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, 1861-12-07

hu Racine spring at sle1 q sao9ba Swam Eals. u
81 4c0slai 29l0 bu Ca,.ndian club nt q soSai a.;
@ "a snS H. rsr Msn,caa ta ). e;f:R 81 S. s9 S 81 VIII VIII
,noh nj $iEl; 900 hu white aisht%an a. $l:ao:
Jtyu silently Sale. !, ,uGl bn ut 85i5sac. barhy
inlet ri NUtntc. torn henvy-clnsths. steady hs
Ia..ststsr 81 tdrtlng do &C t'r ysllas .Irrney'
GtG klr ytH,x southern i: 7st fsr white western.
ftrs "esinf, s,u'ns at 4tqzA6i5c fur Jcrscy Cum
VII f,s,sn,as a T." i",l aurt md nucl4nuse sa1rs.
a'' l!e II, ti5 'qS ~ ~ ff Aesr ~ Is fur prime
Nt.f ,ta,at anI nun Fal'4, lly bis nj $tHll5snt
,.,sH's r'.sj n tt7t z! ...htstty ntrss; 81 Hr5
IAN '.i".t t"d 'h:sr ~ " nxtsa 1n't- tfimr
elsny llh f"j. d.'a*'d ss'ss, ,tFt' hft* western
ii tib tGb is ~ ':Ht nrals dull: snlai sa!r. ut
tti.;'ata lt't*s ri"'te1 dhtl nn1 unchanged.
1"sss*d i'drs es1aA1a f'st,.o "'!e: r. ',"l. :"
,asi., ,.i.ns f:ui1= txtl hrl. III Hk6J.;c. Iultrr
nf'". |'~7.a al lfGbtse tttr ua l|t1b2t fur atnle.
l,n"ah ei'n'r n,nnf NJ ;:Jz".
flHathttr t''fFrH Ht. sery firm Will, moderate:
h'"n''1. FAIRS l1*N laga Ut iG!5Gti7c; hnIar Na:'
| Ntntnr 4 si,ndn hs.trr. C& 4 j. sa4 u 4
| Fa: t:& &r G9t n& & 70, + 10; g scrip nl
| Ann n Hy,a 3'.. tnn Ill; n ~ TIL; Faa
~: 81 III Bits; Tenn 6n a1'i; U ) 6" '6l' sol'
| potla %.
CsWEt:O. Dcc. G.-F1onr 4tcntly. f;nA1H--Whoat
| fn limited demand and market without material
| change. Salct 800 hu ChIcago spring at VIC a1
bn do at Csc ainas. s00 bu choirr Canadian club nj
| S1.t3. Corn and other grains quiet.
| LAKE fArohTs-NOne.
| CANAL ExrUHrs-SG00 bu wheat.
BUFFALO. Dec. B,-FLorH AND GnsrS-Dun
| and nothing doing.
WH1sKr-Stcady. Sales Of 50 brl. ii 1s,4c
LAKE IxroRgs-eoo bs1s Aour; q, QUO ba wheat
CANAL ExroRTs-Sone.
, 1861-12-07

W.ONIETA1fY-


tAinAa H'H"'S". IVY. " "s''
A"les con''a"es a'''''s'u"s ~, sa' ,o"' """''
p"i'f. :'a 'S', oa"Ns s"Pl''Y '''et m,t' .,''
w ~ NV NsN' 4as' ''"' IVY. s', ., .,,.I. T.,
"ens s''i'.., ''rs ~ 's's' 'e,pe.'. I ".,,,
IL a'p'"se 49, ~ '".'' ".s"s l., H., ,,,,
n'',n'4'. " ~" -, ,, a,,.. M,w,,,,n,,
anu =, , ' s.a,s-,.' .'..,,,~. .,,,,u,,1 unt..
0la l.ee ~ ''H - ua,..,.,,r ,..,t,
ssn'id tEat Tue re''rN "pl''''e !" INV l'P'' '" wv"
ceabliehcd lonscs hrrc. They ean. ai l'''tA "'h@
,rodncc bills. get all the merer lhes want ii it,,
,,..o,. ,,, ,...-.,..~., -,,r,p,l 80, ,,,., Al,
figure euo1ea, oas 'hcf cahhof h''''''s H '''' VIZ
counts to make adyaneea OH un4 time as Tho 7atnn
,ate for the reason that the billa Of u,,r ln.aa nn
.1s ,s,-,, ~. 49,. ...,t- av., r,.,o ,,,,,,, u,
tAat ate taAeH - 'he Hs''se nj. "'''" F'''"' ~
50 and Is days. anil sometimes, fhonEll ns Eeh"F-
aI1y- at GO dave. in New York, te baliAer ihulrt,r
,,> h,s;ao, ,,ts .,,- ,rho,a,,. IN, ,,p,,.,
fea1Zm@, pes'Hee ~" a's"''"ift' ".'f'. ~ Nv pt"'
OF exchange may be. Then again tl, ttfflnrn,l!,
bctween short ratea nr ,1;sfo1.,lt am1 1nlurpa IN
-. ,x,a -, 49,. ..t IL ,,,..,,,.
long 1l1nc ANU OIL isse alhc"htt. -
able item. Money is Indeed plenty. hut. IN
GENERALLY stated, on1r fnr t}catttu1atr h,ialppaa
....aaas ;. which ,r,,;.. 4,a e,p1t,t,ua s,,,o,
purposes, "t'>i ini'e7 'fss een""s ''".,"
aooSe' AeAaSse ~ "'<''es "ese "s,s' "'s. H>''ss,
ulaf u ~ 'ue setuAties e1 n'.n 49, ''aA4 s'tA
, 1861-12-07
4 Presbyterian He'll on q Bendcr.

Al one O'Clock, yesterday morning, the resi-
dents in The vicinity. Of the Second PreShyse
Ran Church on Wabash aycnuc were startled
tfcm their slumI.ls BY the vigorous ringing
Of the bell in the Aforesaid church tower.
There wns NO light visible in Ahc church, and
the doors were locked and windows closed.
Here was vcritahle mystery; and all the
while the mystery increased, the bell contin-
ucd, nov tolling and now ringing. Now The
Presbyterian Church bell has always been
conservative, straightforward, orthodox bell;
never addicted to bcndcre, nor using its
tongue on improper occasions. It lacked
sc1nc tlsfrty-tl,rec hours to church time, 50 it
could not be calling 10 prisons; it was after
the even hour, 80 it was not engaged In opera
tteEs on time. Vas 1t the ghost Of some de-
parted sexton rcyislting the pale gll1npscs,
and with acshlcss hands sounding the old
peals for mcmo1y's sake and sunlmoning old
time congregations to old time tcnthies !
VAST the Banshce bowling among the rattcrs
The Court House bell few minutes previous,
had sounded a fire alarm Had it caught the
infection, and was it ringing imaginary fires
in alt kinds Of districts, contrary to thc Gus
tom Of proper Presbyterian bells? And al
the while the people wondered, clear, sonor
Gus and musical wellcd out the melody upo1
| the night air and died away upon the lake,
welcome sound to the inbound sailors. Afte
| ringing about twenty minutes, it suddcn1,
ccascd, not with faint, lingering strokes, as
10th to leave of, but sharply and quickly, d
much as to say, "Pretty well done for Pres
! hytclian bell.''
The mystery was solved yesterday afternoon
| By the sexton, who, upon examination, foun
| tie clock works run down, and a pin loose
[ which usually regulated the striking Of tn
bell. Hence the strange Naturalization.
/ Recorders Court.
The following indictments we're found b,
thc Grand Jury Of this Court, yesterday:
Lrz1nls-W-n- Stewart, alas VIM. Moore
| and Charles ]. Kenton, alias Charles ]. Ruben
| two indictments not guilty; Henr,
| Filkin=, alias Lewis Corner, and Ben]ami'
Morley, a'ias Benjamin Curtis.--plead no
Van Duzen, three indictments, same plea, ani
Patrick Dai1ey-th7ee Indictments plea
| 4ssanlt zcifh Deddly Wtapon-Eed Alien
| alias Nn. Moore, plea, not guilty.
| The cases taken up and disposed OF, were a
| follows: Mary Allen, petit larceny, guilty
! One days confinement in the county Jail. L
| the case Of Patrick Sweeney, charged with til
larccncy Of the tackle blocks, valued !,
| 80, from the premises Of Wm. Linton, house
mover, on tAe 9th Of fNoyembcr, the jury, affe
short consultation, returned Il verdict Of nc
| guilty.
| Martin Dunn and James Payton, accused
highway robbery ofa young MIN by tic nam
Of Fri=bic, were found guilty. Thejury spc
i1fcd their term Of Imprisonment at four yea,
| each.
The case Of Patrick Mulconly, charged wit
entering and robblng the store Of Mr.
Flentye, No. IS North Wells street, about tn
weeks since, was taken up Just previous toa
iournment, and will be the first thing calf
| this morning.
, 1861-12-07

From tue UuhIn Frccnl31> NOV n
The potato crop il now dug ont. and the result
had been anticipated. More than one-halfis gone,
aud whether the remainder will stand In close
pits, excluding the slightest approach Of air re-
mains to be seen. In the provincial papers We
Ind that SONG localities had been visited
less severely than others. and our country friends
draw general conclusions abont things being
much better than they had been represented =
We wish We could join in the encouragement and
hold ont a hope Of improvement. But we cannot.
The staple food Of the country has been already re-
drced onc-half. an estimate in which farmers,
boards Of guardians and landed pEopIleto1s coacur,
whie in some districts it would not be exravagant
to assert that Tar from portion of the crop be
cient for seed. II is useless to diguisc the fact
and tile government should take instant steps, in
concert with p1cprictors. to giTc employment dur
I ing the ensuing year-
, 1861-12-07

Total. ......- i1G39 10 3o6 3G417 LOOT 4G4
The receipts Of Live Hogs to-day amounted to
II 1639 which with the number left oYer yesterday,
caused still further depression in prices Of about
SC q TOO lbs. The range Of quotations was $2.2AD
ATTY gross; but the great bulk Of the transactions
were at s. 4c@ ESQ. Ono lot Of thin hogs was sold
as low as {2.20, and two Or three lots at s., 81
while some extra choice brought $7.52zG1o.55. and
one lot, $a.57@; but will be from the follow
ing table Of averages the majority Of sales were at
g a and g 70:
, 1861-12-07
Gt)r Trihtt>tc.


CIRCUIT CorH7-Tie call Of the trial doek-
tt in tLc Cook County Circuit Court VIII
commence on Monday next, Ucccnocr eth,
before jury.
, 1861-12-07

rrRsonAI-Rey. D. Chase requests It's 10
state tLat lis Post Office address has been
changed to !" Pctalun,a, sonoma county, Cali
fornia.s
, 1861-12-07

u DC 1aa Of the f6 % F
copal Church. corner Indiana and Franklin street.
Sunday at 1O9< O'clock The fourth sermon to
Young Men will he delivered Sunday evening by d
distinguished clergyman, at n o'clock. Seats
free.
Rev Roswell Peck. DID,. Of Racine, will
oflciate at ST. Johns Church. Cnion Park, to-mor-
row at 10E a, IN. and II p. tn,
Rev: pr Maekie Of Rochester. =; will
on Indiana avenue, tomorrow morning and eve
ming.
, 1861-12-07

T1scuErL- Winclen at Bryan
Hall o,, Monday Evening next. He has new
riccc called "Thv Union Debating Society Of
Arkansas.' Wlnchc1l drawE the Intelligent
everywhere.
, 1861-12-07
A New Phase In the Reform School
SUifA.

PATRICK F1S1ssEr FOR WRIT In the Circuit
OF HABEAs CoRPCs. J Court.
Iu this case, the petitioner sought to he dis
charged from the Reform School, upon tho
ground TINT the law under which he Was
committed was unconstitutional, for the fol-
lowing reasons:
Il. That The Commissioner appointed under the
sa~ Is clothed with Judicial power, contrary to
eS; S AEt. Of the Constitution, which vests the
;n1a power Of the State In the Supreme Court.
% M R.on1t Son1t and Justices Of the Peace. DC.
49, 4ae, as contended by counsel, the law
ma ;ae decision Of the Commissioner final.
anu Ptosloitng Tor hearing before him, and with
GU 9uIx, Is IL xto'ation Of Sec. ART Is Of tho
MT1ea provides that s'the right Of
trai oS 1n.s sna " 1s1oain inyiolatc, and shall cx
| the Constitution. ~ ~
4. That II the Police Magistrate. .nd mt ths
Commissioner, is, in contemplation Of law fhe
Judge In the case the law IL uncanstitntinnsi hn
cauEc it Invests Justices Of the Peace with nrts
dicsion which By the Constitution they cannot eS
| crcisc-Scc 10 OF Art. IS Of the Constitution pro
| yiding That Justices of the Peace shall tn NJ
person except as court Of inquiry, for any odenc
puniehablc with fmprisonments. or death, Or I'm
above one hundred dollars
The arguments In this case were made yeE
tcrday afternoon, The Court now having th
case under ndyisemcnt.
, 1861-12-07
NEW YORK CATTLE MABKET,

WEEK ENDIEG DEC. 4.
From the New York Tribune Of Thursday.]
BEEF CATTLE.
Number reported for the market at 44th street,
3.G36-
The prices today are quoted as follows:
Medium. ..........7 GIN
Some extra good beeyes may be quoted at over
SIC.
The most Of the sales range from 61G to SC
Total number of bceyes received in the city this
week, 3.!61 ....
This is ca head more than last week. and 4e3
head less than the average Of last year. The aver
age number at each Wednesday market last year
was 3.491 head. while the number today being
$685.. shows 145 head more than the average, and
G96 head legs than this day week.
BEEvEs FROM DIFFERENT sTATEs.
A. n; Alerton s Co.. ipLoprietors Of the Wash-
ington Drove Yards Forty fourth street. report the
Cattle in market from the following States;
6sw Att York. ...--..1$5 e, kentqssky ss9 g
1ndla9a. 11ann s s9f ennhds Michigan ... 3s9 3s9
THE CLOSE OF TIE MARKET.
Wedneaday, Dec. 4.-Fresh arrivals this morn
ing. together with some lots overlooked In the
count yesterday the number OF cattle has grown
larger than any one expected By five Or six hun
IS advantageonsly to d1overs as they anticipated
yesterday. thongh we think the market no worse.
and it will close much better than it did last
ter prices yesterday thsn last Tuesday. and to
better quality Of cattle the average, the average
Of the market IL advanced 4c.
THE hog MARKET.
Receipts this week, 33,68e.
Another week of overwhelming supply. The
quotations for prime lots Of fat fed hogs per
c8t 1--we weight is &s.h7h@3.7 Dlstlalers $500.
aa the market psce is at the wcst-end of Fortieth
street. the hogs cannat be stored there. and large
, 1861-12-07
NJ A. R RIED

In Waukegan, Dec ith. by Rev Mr. May yhon. Mr. S.
& REED, oI Chicago, and Mrs. LUCIA a. SMITH, Of
Naukegan.
In this city, the 9Th inst. by Ilev. n. G. Colns
Chaplain Of thc 57th Regiment, Mr. ABR!AM BDCkEE
Scrgcnnt Major in the $. III Regiment and Miss MINNIE
4. M1DlER. all OF Chicago
, 1861-12-07


which I lt'sc had constructed for tic purpose
The extremity OF tlc syringe Is PASSED Into
The tltroa., md then Tic curved part is turnod
up behind Tue curtain Of tho palate, and Jet |
OF the solution it thrown nTlist every side Of
the posterior mares ut Tic same instant. Early |
III practice, finding The want Of such all instru-
mcnt, I nRs III the lnbst Of uslnE Ill elastic |
tube, tcalcl vi tic extremity with wax aud |
perforated will snaIi holes: To this fitted |
I have brought ths instrument TO its present
perfection. Ihcrc Is neither pam nor i4con-
reMiehSe n Mah'"s ahess - hil'nstehs. @ ESen
n,,a ,r,t ~, frnn, ~. ,1,,;r i,r"i,;,,r Nv ~,
la VT " llo,n ~ sll,ii ps t'.ls
simple treatment na!e oeen ;1nie ~ oIe'h up
Tue most lnvcteratc chrome Catarfh III from
four TO ten weeks, and SO generally successful
case cas- out Of hundred when properly and faith.
fni11, o,nn1oyo1
'"if3 ~, G,ntp,,utI,- ro+.rr, :. +oo roncra11r
t3 ,.,! ,,a,r,ntt h,s ,ot1, ,Irsic;'n.
tre3teu WIN .gnai 1'etccs ps 1os 3oat ;t H1f'c3 ~
and patlcnta, unit II peconcs 1ost si1uL .! ~
the disastrous consequences 10 winch II gives
rise. We know that it exists, in greater or
less degree. in all forms Of pulmonary disease;
AseahG ~ iG lota fnt - a,san4,oa ~ 49, 49,
1hat II ls inc MIset coseG4uthte VI t.osI
II known to most Of us two or three times
Sfa e pnmoeaY q irrtation and m DO 5ot believe
we can by any other mems so effectually
r,,rJ tho irn1rs from, t1;sroso m hr cuttfno ofr
fhe catarrh affection,
NV nryt letter will treat of Bronchitis,
Yonr ohe1;ant servant
"1 J.s1rs HrsrRR N. n
"a, rg;I G11 -, , ~ NJ,
Adams street, near Michigan avenue, Chicago,
pceemnef y 1oot; nt. NJ
1ot,, etraat "a Na.v y Yor1- AVE- - A4'7'
ror-o....5on
r,o fo7o.riner co-raenonaonco 1at,voo,, 4ta ,,.r
soc1etr n ,hjs e;tv md tb wrIter of The f,cvins
letter tells its own story:
Co.. LAPoRfe, Dec. "a. 1871; q L, ,
Chicaco TgIBISE. n the formation in the .sTnnne
Mems Christian Association, Of society called
ite e. ~ Ieti WY 4ucn m 4h1 inteses!eu
| M1ndTed oamca mi amnnn which are a1n1t nna
| hundred soldiers belonging to Col. Farnsworth's
tasalty leslanenl. Ne Ecad to-daF INC lot t tGhap
tsf q la Gospsl q Joan. khoW out Ssfy IKE o
| ifyou viii inform mc If re are reading in concert
are registered n your Association 4 SO, vii yoe
accept ouIs7 ALSO, IL nM1nutr 4pM 7 -
.aff ond hoI;ero mo erer rnnr 1Te ,rishar n
good work, Miss ABB1E IsGERso1z,- :.
.,. taports, Ind.
.a;a.; iat seetSas u tne 1o"nG nea
va +ho,>,- ..a tou ~o1s otro.+r i, h,,>,,. 80 q,
socfcty and ;5adlr wcicome vnu and Mi If vnn n n
concert with ne We read today ii chm. Act5.
| TRT SOCIETY.
| ~ 1hose weather stflps anu 1aoper monlolng
1or oools anu WINDOWS can DC uaa Ut NO 3 hln3s:
, 1861-12-07
COMM e RCIA AL.

FRIDAY EVENING Dec. 6, 1851.
The following are the receipts Of leading articles
for the last twenty-four hours:
1EcFIers EdR I 81, rss-r.sTY=FaER Hn1Tna
, 1861-12-07

'TANTEp.'*-Afew more recruits to fill up the
Prairie City Guards, who are attached to the
Mcclellan Brigade. Ssh Rcgt., III. VOL, Col Lynch
commanding. Now is the time for those wishing
to join crsck oorps under an officer who under
stands his bustncss having had over seven months
experience in camp duty, Recruiting office nex.
door to the Eagle Hotel. opposite Northwestern
Depot, West Kinzie street.
CAPT. 3. P. DusrM. 2, 0. Boz slor
, 1861-12-07

roTAToEs-In good demand at 45@5oe for
TNLLuW-ps1mo Guy held ut be. WITT,
1U.;di.iic; .lreun f;Iltnd. tnhtan.
nitOt,M tItth-ld i"us pris1l" Ut 465tfl; tDna
esTmtl4ilitA1 t..ucr, falu4, a,ak, t',sl bar.
r..r Vi II h5.s :tAl .n II ti4f'; LOU d" ut *lb'I
Al"est ~ 4ar~tH in tt""'"H.
n" t.ai: III HtaH IN tsjE+As"sa ht't.da5. iILG =.
H.sn Ihh.aa:
i.t.; M,:"l.ssl Mi.st: hp ..::....: lsle
ia tl lt'1"t1s ':::''...: a4.'1t
1.t@Ai .,.ttt :: ::::-....:::;,,:::: "! VI
|'a'e }.!"'''- ;::::.'-;:;:.--;::.:: h".att'
ttn<,,sn NJ tssE PsstF 4usa, ttanA1@,
AtDth4 tt.,: y innl
IN. tstt,..t nf t;4,oi ''tnaasret.a:sa Ia IN i
itn.+l.ti h. lath,.- ta'E ..:e..ss,i""
i.rtsl,t i.at s: taHAin st Ills t.lniH I,n
| pl,l iii t,":, i ,.sI i,.s ihli tnsi
| 9tArntta nf taiuaImtNHa tU sffHIrt.
| 't1. a.1r,ste II tt,uatatn nTe ri's Nrw rHh IA
| rtntte ilh ie lal IT June In Tia 3th NJ a"v"tn
1er tpal wrsn; Hih tHH 1sa iishlf: A.snti NIL ln
nl,crl aantkr 1u eufn iE.u1p l.u rya; 2e,oN hi
| t.atr.
|
Ht,Of.
II ta sepurtf, Tint l,trlng tAr lnrt thrco months
upwards vi iu,pOO bnlun of wool a,ast been pnr
el,ar,l III sr European markets for account Of tht
American manufacturers nnd dealers. aud price
| cuntln to be well sustained fur tho yariou
, 1861-12-07

MPORTANT TO PACKERS
CEALED PROPOSALS VIII,

~EtaLEAO lhUTV0AIc WII
NJ be reeeised at the Chief Quartermasters Office in
ber 16;h 1l for ten thousand tons Of Hay TWO hua-
dred Thousand 6nshels Of OATS and two hunred thou
ffIy thonsand bushels Of each Kind Of grain and teen
Warehouses IN the City Of st Loufs. ~
the bids. - f> ~ t4s of'AAs' "
Bids ehould be endorsed, aProposa,a for asy" and
"Ir9posals for Corn and Data '
doshsSsta e. D. chaplain, A. ON.
, 1861-12-07

GoDEr FOR JANUARY 1869, will be received
at eleven o'clock to-day, By MeNaiy & Co., 81
Dearborn street, No lady should fail to read
Godcyrs advertisement in another column Of
this mornings paper.
, 1861-12-07
1891 WINTER ARRANGE

1901 WINTER ARRANGE
Michigan Southern and Lake Shore
RA1LR AD.
notcs M ', tsns il:s1 VII leave Chicago a iolows:
load Connecting a Els;,srt Eilh tFaia O. q:
EvcTs, Adrian with trains 10. jackson. NJ Air
Ling junction with trains for Monroe and De-
srs s5 E9$ssss ssy ts.eses Saturday. vi, Old ,sse
trains lor DetEo:s:
Iii he above tlatns tn mike rr:iaT cosaeetsoas q
Rsnsisk Ruto Staa;t ;;'nos Fl ~ Aa1Hy M Ssw aez
tn!rToVen,es!S St + 1,n o. iS:'s f1a; ".sA 80 l
aShsS 81 ID S1a sf
ot eo;ssF 4: y BuFea a?a ,?a @:,;9 :!ec's
'oS Gsn sapI.. Foiea0, o. Gea4 Wes;era Sz
MICHIGAN CENTRAL RAIL-
III ROAD.
GREAT fSSHEAa ESGSNb n2yJf Sy5 fH T. SEN y2Fk NEW
On and after SlNp-al Nov ~. 1s1: Trains leave
ssS: S;::' Central faah Depot 'S' q Lake Street as
s hnay E7E5sS saads f-f, aETyss st st Ds
.-..... F. ST. Bos;on l2:so 4 II: N'1- -','
Aff Siloi EaPtss Il IS sSfeP! e. @ ases
| Albany G:15 4 H. Se5 YoTk l. u, Boston
40 P VI.
CnciEsati Trains vl IT. e. Ei:roa. leave Chicago At
GEO A. NJ Mali Train $50 L. NJ Fast Express arrive
in CAca-o at go 4 NJ Fast Express; and utn T. II
Ths - s,i + flaa leaving eh.easo runs through I'd
/ Cincinnati without change OF cars o. baggage.
SALISBURY Parent Dusicrs are run Oh Day Ezrres:
Trains. Patent Sleeping Cars on al1 night trains.
| Baggage Checked Through. z:
THEorVH TIc6Ers lor safe in all principal Railroad
Otre il tic West, III Ike Gtne:sE OlHct corner LaSt
fremont CHI
ca.o, and at the Depot.
, 1861-12-07

Hogs. Az. lbE. Price. Hogs. Av. lbs. Price.
50 e75 $a.90 s. go $500
i2 go e.s5 100 2so@2e0 ADO
9 SIS 300 III all over go 500
SIS sG0l 23al1 over 100 500
200 Hogs at $27593,01, dividing On $50 Ibs.
28 50 at 29NG3.00- = 80 :.
LIVE HOGS-Rcceiyed. 1859. Under heavy
receipts. the market was about SC lower and more
active. with better demand for shipment, but
less inquiry By packers in consequence Of the
mild weathcr-nlarkct closing depressed. Sales
, 1861-12-07

The committee have selected time and place
for the lecture, US follows: Tuesday evening,
December 10Th, at Bryan Hall. Admission IS
cents. Tickets may be obtained Of either Of
the gentlemen constituting the above commit
tee, and ut the various book and music stores
of the city
, 1861-12-07


The Horticultural Convention, which has
been in session for the past four days, closed
its sessions yesterday. The morning was CON
Epmcd in discussion upon pear culture and
the appointment Of committees to nuke ar
rangcments for the grand exhibition next Sep
tember.
In tho afternoon, fine banquet was served
up for the Society AT the fremont House
through the liberality Of the proprietors.
Gage Bros. d Drake, Before ad,ourninp. a
resolution Of thanks to Thomas B. Bryan, ESQ.,,
for his kindness in furn5shing them the use OF
Bryan Hail4 gratis, was unanimously passed.
The proceedings Of this Convention, which
we have reported inbrier: will be discussed at
length in the Farm and Garden Department o.
the TRIBUNE t,y the competent pen Of '.Rural. >
Apart from the value Of these proceedings
the Convention has developed tue fact tina
the Society is in most Aourishing condition
and enters upon year Of increased usefulness
sadcr the auspices Of it's new President
o. B. Galusha, Esq.
, 1861-12-07

DR.. Hunter. of New York. on the
Causes and Cure of Catnrrfl.
, 1861-12-07

How TO PREVENT falling on TIE IcE.-Get
your boots and shoes soled with rubber soliug.
Send them to the Rubber Store. lis Randolph,
and you Will get them neatly done. de36t
Go to Dunlop, Sewcn &, spalding for Printing,
uOy11-h 1-h29i-1Y
, 1861-12-07

DK. HUNTER's LEcTURE.-Dr. James Hun
ter's second letter, which VIC publish in an
other column to-day, discusses subject Of
very general interest. The prevalence Of colds
and catarThs, and their frequent connection
with consumption, 50 great a source Of NOR
tality, render every light thrown on the sub
ject, Of great importance The nationality Of
DR.. Hunters views is now conceded on al
hands, while the success Of lis practice is
amply nttcsted. Ne commend the pcrusal Of
these practical and scientific letters 10 our
readers.
, 1861-12-07

St11ERs 1t CAMP Doye14As.-Wc are glad
10 lrarn that Col j. II. Tucker has dctermin-
I'd 10 clear Camp Douglas Of all the suffers cx-
ccpt the regular Post sutler, and that he has
or will, isEuc m order defining what. articles
he sl,a1l sci and at what rates. This will be
.r,utl news to the soldiers
, 1861-12-07

ALLEGED PER1rHT.-One John Doo]ey, Of
the North Division, was yesterday brought be-
fore Justice De Wolf, charged with having
committed perjury in the course Of the trial oi
4 ease regarding the right OF property con
tanned il cracker machine, in which 4 party
by the name Of 6l1ern1aa WAS plaintiff, and
Brine defendant. Tic testimony in the per
jury casc was only purity taken when 4 con
tinuancc was had to the 18th inst, y. F. Lin
der for the prosecution, mud e. G. Miller fol
the defence.
, 1861-12-07

w Go to the TRIBUNE Office for your printing.
dec21Fr
E Go to John Jones, 1t9 Dcarhorn-st., and get
your clothes cleaned and repaired. pQy12
, 1861-12-07

FIREs.-There were three fires on Thursday
night, hy which the Carvillc Exchange, OH
Cottage Grove arcnue, owned and occupied
by Nm. q. Eberle; small house and hay
stack On South street, owned by VIM. Null
lens; and an unoccupied building on tie cor
rt.r of Beach and De Eorcn streets, were de-
stroycd The total loss WAS about $500.
, 1861-12-07

4 JUVENILE Horse THEF.--A boy, hut
thirteen years Of age, named Charles Baker,
was yesterday arrested at Miller Station, on
1hc Michigan Southern and Northern Indiana
Railroad, from description sent by telegraph
by Superintendent c. P, Bradley, charged
will. stealing horse and butchers wagon
from otto Schroeder, No. 431 State street.
Baker is but recently from Elgin, has been in
Stephenson comfy jail for similar offence,
and has widowed mother residing two miles
from the II. 8. junction.
, 1861-12-07

TuB ELIZA GKAYsoS CAsE.-1n the well
known Eliza Grayson case, in which George
Anderson, D. Webster, c. L. jerks, Calvin
Dc Wolf, Isainh H. Williams, E. Langley, h.
H, Ia,rls and Fl. LiEbes, all Of this city, were
defendants, the District Attorney has entered
alo7e 77.osrgui, and the case has been stricken
from tic docket by order Of tbs Attorney
General
, 1861-12-07

First quality corn-fed, large
size ::
Second quality corn-fed.---. i:
First quality, small sizes. fat
and prime, for market
butchers. s.........,
Large size. eti11-fed. fat ...,
Second quality, sti1l-fed. .....,
These figures for dead wciE
ou1 report from Change warra
, 1861-12-07

Pork is very dull. Small sales Of prime $9.0af5
1900: mcss $13GpI1400; clear $14.0GGl5.eG = brl-
cash and mos. Beef Is in moderate demand. Sales
OF Eastern and Western mess at $11.5OG113,50 =
br1. cash and mos. Lard Is in limited request.
Sales in brls At a191zc: kegs 91<@1oc q ID. cash
and mos. usms are dull at 5E@1c = o. cash
and mos.