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Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-10-10

AN ABSURD REPORT The London Times
devotes a whole column to a ridiculous re-
port from one of its own correspondents.
The article begins in this wise:
"But here comes another Iet down. really
worse than ever before. AS if despairing Of
native genius or enterprise, the President at
Washington has actually sent to ask Carl
baldi to accept the post of CommaLder.in-
Chief, throwing into the bargain the emauci-
patton of the slaves. 1t costs an effort to
take in the extravagant oddity and the hu-
initiating Character of the proposal"
Notwithstanding the effort, the Times
seems to have swallowed the absurdiiy
whole, though its correspondent, in mention
ing the report, threw doubt over its truth
1t was favorable opportunity, however, to
cay something supposed to be very "damag-
ing" to the Union cause, and false report
answered this object better than the truth.
The Union cause can survive both the hatred
of the Times and Garibaldis reported decli-
nation of a military position never offered to
him
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-10-10
REBEL AssAssINATIoNs.

We learn that three Secession ruffians
named Alex. f. White, Porter White and J.
Ford, living near Franklin, in Simpson
County, KY, made recent night excursion
and killed an old gentleman named Hollins
and wounded his son, it was thought NOR
tally, for no other alleged offense than that
they were Union men. In all that part of
the State Secessionists shoot Union men as
remorselessly as if they were shooting only
brute beasts. ...
Colonel John S. Williams proclaimed last
week in the streets of Mt. Sterling, KY, that
he would soon march at the head of an army
into that region, and that then the flaming
torch should light the dwelling of many a
Union man.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-10-10
TotalIebel forces in Kentucky..""..."...."....2
ARREST OF A FEMALE IN RICHMOND.


A lady, who gave her name as Mrs. Mary
Ann Keith, OF Memphis, Tenn, was arrested
in Lynchburg, Va, recently. When arrested
she was rigged out in full suit of soldiers
co, hes, and had registered her name at the
Piedmont House as Lieutenant BGtord. She
said she had been married twice, her first
husband having been member of Sherman S
famous battery; her second husband was in
the Southern army; but she stated that she
separated from him for some reason she did
not make known. She declared she was all
right on the Southern question, and secuted
the idea of being spy. She said her reason
for dressing in soldier clothes was that she
had determined to fight the battles of her
country, and thought such disguise more
likely 20 enable her to accomplish her OBJ.
tject. She was sent to Richmond for fur
ther hearing
The Rockport (Ind) Democrat, of the 9TH,
states that gang of sixty or eighty seces-
sionists are encamPed on the Kentucky side
within three or four miles of that place The
Democrat also states that families, fleeing
from Kentucky, daily pass through that
town, driven out by the Secessionists.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-10-10

PRICES REDUOERI

PRICES REDUOEBI
WHK wHEKLEK q WILSON SEW.
INs-hAoHIEE COMPANY, having gained
ur.ns s sHs Sr6So sS with pao sbS E. Ss1sss
tnSHsTsR ~ snd sbaIs SsTS s;SSoTainSE REDU0ED THE
Having made, for over seven yesrs, the mos. POP.
ilaI FAMILY Sewing; machine in ths country, and
aSS %SEns' SN hf STpsns Per Gsy sSf
they are prepared with suoh extraordinary faoii.
f snts 2 HsoShS ( ss asss
equally we'll, and are ar
WARRANTED THRxH TEARs.
The difference in Trics being merely difference h
%scSDSS 6.SsI SSS + ss heinz dOa tAf
Awarded the First Premium In the
U.s. FAIRS OF 1883, 1853 AND 1850,
EOUR SUCCESSIVE YEABs We have taksb the
FtrUt Premium over all competitors a. the best
BEST FAMILY sEwIHG-MAOHIHR.
II uses shuttle, makes the lock stitch alike On
both sides ~ the goods, leaving no chain Or ridge
Ss much thread IS the chain stitch msohines
Send or call for Circular, containing prices,
testimonials, sto.
sWEA. SUMMER & co., Agents.
~ West Fourth-st.s
PIXIES oPEBA-HoUsE.
delE OIROIENATI.
SINGERS uG-MAOBINKs
Great Reduction In Prices!
SINGERS No. 2standsrd Shuttle Machine,
Reduced from 500 to SIS cash.
SINGERS No. 1 Standard Shuttle Machine,
Reduced from $40 to $40 cash.
sIEGER's Letter Machine is the best in the
World for Family Sewing and Light Manufactur.
ing Purposes.
Price, with Hemmer, &C., $50 cash.
UINCIENATI OFFICE:
Commereial-ofiee Building,
Corner of Fourth and Race-stss
sull JAMES SEABDON, Agent.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-10-10
VESSELS LOADING AMMUNITION AT HAVANA FOE
THE SOUTHERN CONFEDERACY.

Capt. Souper OF the British brig Lucy Oar
lima, arrived at New York on Saturday from
Havana, reports that the schooner GiLda, for
merly a St, MarY's (Ga.) pilot-boat but now
under British colors, the schooner W. IL.
Thoone, Pendleton, also under British colors,
and schooner Red For, formerly Of New Or
leans, but now under Mexican colOrs, were
all loading at Havana when he left, the for
mer with lead and muskets, and the two lat
ter with ammunition, all bound to New Or
leans.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-10-10

Hickman under General 900
BOWliDg Green, under General Buckner....... 1000
Cumberland Gap, under General Zollicoifer. 900
owen County, ~ der HUNG phrey MarshalL.... 600
Warsaw under Jesse d Bright.....,............ 400
Near Hazel Green, under J Breckenridge. 500
Near West Point under La Peile.mn,.,......... 800
Rloonfip pld
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-10-10
VARIETIES.

The Australian exploring expedition has
proved A failure. Several of its members
died from disease and exhaustion, while the
leader and three of his companions, who
pushed forward, have not been heard of
ainna
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-10-10

Two young people in Albany, who had
loved, perhaps wisely, but not according to
the wishes of the ''aged parent" attempted
last week to choke themselves with charcoal
smoke. The fumes of the charcoal reused a
young man in the room above, who found
the young man and woman below in state
of insensibility, locked in each others arms.
They were restored to consciousness, and,
after much headache and depression OF spirits,
got married.
, 1861-11-19
Daily Review Of Chicago Market.

aOhDA7 EFKNIS8s NCFs 4bs ida1s
FRE1eT1S2niet IT The %;sss Tss IS
at 25c-the vessel to etore the wheat TIL next
spring, To Buffalo: echr. Die Vernon, corn. At
1 1151e-and u stored In vessel, 1he extra; prop.
FLOUR Received, So ss4 br1s; shipped, e,33s
h1le. Market declined 1oc. Sales. 800 hrts Island
Queen choice white winter at & 90 deli 6oo hrls
Bendn tprtng e1tra p t.; 500 brls good spring
extras. In LOIS, at 50; 80 brls superhne at 81 W
WHEAT Received. so,5s4 bu; shipped, 15s,659
bu. Market advanced 1c- Sales-WETEKz14O
6u No White IN store at s8c: 100 bn no Wmte
n I store 4 Sc; 7oo b7 No Red IN store as sss
Red in store at 5Sc> SPkNG-7000 bn No Sp:19g
IN store at 7ie; $500 hu do at 71Kc; oo By &c 1o
It :se 1900 bu Ne Spring IL store af @ sc ~ 4 og
do 6s*c: 400 bu Rejected in store At 5oc .o eoo
sa @sIfst ssess7 sae Fl soo g
We 100 b n &t9ed r. s. store Il 1sSe; e
DO st ssAs; coo hu ola receipts do At 2aei 1'eeo
oAFsSRecelyed, II bu- Market Hc better,
Sales 1000 bu No. in store at 1b39c; i,ooo bu do
RIESRecei1ed. 4,zsa 6u; shipped. II 500 s b.
BARLETM,aRsseived, ]. s4s bu.. Market dull and
SEEDS Timothy quiet. Sales, 80 bag prime 11
e e s e.ss Do at *l4o bsg' at l'
B1EHW NES-Steady. Sales. 50 bbls at 14e, a.
MESS PORK-1Do bbls for delivery 1p as 20 tat e5lt
| 18th Of December, eeller's option, a &u.so; @
bbls do for delivery an this month, buyer optaon
| 1t $10.60-
| LARD-Nomina1 ut 7c for prime leaf:
| TALLOW-15 bhls good county at I7Se' II pol
| HiDEs-Dun. Dry Flint, 11k@12c; Cree
BUTTGE4o pkss good a5Hn at &c; 15pkg' d
EGGBLF,esh In demand 1t 124c.
POULTRY-ChIckens, $1z5@t.so y doz.; 9nl
| kt3e. live &c b b.
| POTATOES Is sks prime Neahsanoeks asa
, 1861-11-19

TER C1rr OF MAscnEsrER1 L1sEnrooI, Nov. 8:
BREADS UTFe -Kichardson, Spence d Co.,
HaEsfield, Nah l. Co., and others, report 1our
quiet and steady, st a9@a2s Cd wheat armer and
advanced I'd on inferior qualities. Toe quotations
are. r.d western lis I'd red southern. 12s 7d312s
Sd white western IL 6d&1ss I'd white southern
12s@13s cd. Corn easier, mixed, 33s Cd; yellow,
33s I'd white, 35s D37e.
ENTHUSIASTICALLY dnn. Bigland & Ashaya
and Richa1dson, Spence & Co, quote beef dull !:
pork dull and downward bacon stesdyi la5d 1ad
steady; rice inactive; coffee buoyant; Inseed oil
active at IS. @t35s 3D.
oSpox MARkETs-Wheat. upward tendency
and advanced Ii per 81 pounds. Sugar buoyant +;
AnER1cAs srocks-Thc latest sales up to the
evening of the 18th wire I. c. shares, 39@sSH dis
count; Erie eba1es, 26@e61.
LokDos MONEY MARKIF-Consols closed $50
IArEsT ~ THE ssCrr OF MANCHESTER y
Liverpool, Noy; ;T=Brsaastutfa 99iet a9d ste ,dy
mixed, 3Se Cd. Provisions dull.
LosDox. nov. 7.-Consols closed at 92I@93A
for money. The Bank Of England had reduced
its rate Of discount to s per cent. Erie aold q
25H@2654, Illinois Central a9H9S3H discount
n y f,enfrAt f9
, 1861-11-19

l0t2l..-- E338 153500 1195uO NJ9 115uU
The intelligence brought by the City Of Man-
chester yesterday evening, stimulated the market
for wheat, but in other articles there was no tm-
provement.
The demand for Flour wss very light, and the
market suffered decline OF about 10e per Dbl
with Gales Of ahoat $500 bhls at $3.50 for choice
white winter, and $a.70@3.80 for fair to good
spring extras.
There Was an active inquiry for wheat, and the
market advanced 1c per bushe, with Gales Of 900
bushels, at Ssc for No. i white; 8Gc for No.
white; 79c for No. / red; 74c for No. red; TO
nc for Mol spring; and 6475@66c for No.
spring-the bulk Of the eales being at ths outside
quotations.
Corn was in fair demand and eteady, at 22x@23c
for canal mixed adoat; 22@221c for mixed In
store; and 1Sc for rejected.
There WAS more inquiry for oats, and the market
advanced &c per bushel, with sales at
15H@16c for No. ! in etore. Rye
was steady at 30c, Barley was neglected. High
wines quiet at H. Timothy Seed was easier,
with Gales at $t.a5@t.47k.
The Provision market is without material
change. a lot Of 100 br1s Meas Pork was sold for
delivery, at sellers option till the15th OF Deccm-
ber, at S125, and 800 brls Was sold for delivery,
| $40 50. Lard Ia quiet and steady at 7c.
The Hog yards today were almost empty, and
| tie market WRs firm, with an advance Of 51,0c-
sales being made at 81 10000 for medium to e1-
ira. Heavy receipts, however, are expected this
week, and buyers are inclined to bold of for a
day or two. Beef Cattle are exceedingly dull.
| Freight remain quiet but firm. with light engage
me1ts, at 1574c for Corn and 1sc for wheat to Bnf
falo-the latter by propeller.
| PLoER AND GRAIN IN STORE.
The following is the estimate OF Ar. Cat1in
Secretary Of the Board Of Trade, Of the amount o
-four and grain in store in this city to-dsy:
Flour, brls. ,10E
l AEAt. III ~ Luz x
Compared with the last weeks statement, thefa
is decrease Of about 80 oco bushels in the stocl
Of wheat, and an increase in that Of corn OF abou
10000 bushels.
, 1861-11-19
MARINE LIST,


Ahfk4R VEIL. 4o
FEE FEE ES s Hgm1 BD Il tons
Prop 6 Mears. Ryerson, Hamlin, 1so n Lumber.
Brop Lady Franklin, Hickey SrJoseph' u N Ia1n-
Prop Ottawa, warren. Muskegon. 100 m lumber,
Prop L ii Foss. o. Wflson, Muekegon. 10 n lumber.
Prop TonawoEda, Palmer: Buffalo, 500 bs1s salt
Bark Oconto, Roberta, Merominee, 200 n lum'
Brig Alex Mitchell, Hutchinson, Green Bay, 1aom
schr Abigail, o'connor, colhngwood, as cords
schr Imperial, Steward. Buffalo. 40 N lumbar.
Schr Lady Jane, Inglis, Point Sable, 100 m shin
schr & q Hine dale, Brown, st Joseph. 20 m lnm-
schr Geo Foot Mckay, Buffalo.
schr Essex, Gibson, Bay City, 100 m lumber, 90 N
scas Gertrude. Mayea. Bafalo. l5o tns coal.
Schr Yankee Blade, Under. Buffalo, 800 tns coal-
sehr Col Ellsworth, Evans, colllngwood, 1888 N
sehr Gold Hunter, Curtis, Liverpool asl sns salt.
sch1 Luther Candle, Psttie, st Joseph, 50 eds
schr Pilot. Gunderaon, Buffalo, 60 br1s salt.
pzea Lad, franklin eaEes tts9 4 Joseph sssa:s Il
Prup Edith HINT, Buffalo
Prob Meart, Ryerton. Ha0l1u.
Prop 9ttaws. WaTs3. Ans@5sgo,n: @ T. = NJ, ,.,, aon.
Prop Nile. Briggs, Buffalo, 500 b1ls -four 1900 bu
| Prop Empi1e. Empire Richardson, ogdensburgh, 800 brl.
Bark 7 Park. Dnnkanson, oolbozne, 1s,1oo bu
corn.
scsF Gtspeahot, Chandler, ss1n1a, Is 100 b1 xhsst
schr Harmon. Butke, osdensbuzg, Il. $50 b
| Scbr L Irwin, Sherman. MAnfttee.
schr Pe1r, Hannah, Csnaeld. sarais, $500 hual
, 1861-11-19

alleging a. aboys that It has been hardalentr
II taken from item, as far as title may bo
concerned, they having had possession for
scme twelve years.
The cause for the plaintiffs is conducted BY
.. F. Linder, Esq, the defence BY Messrs.
Burgess & Root.
, 1861-11-19
WEBSTER b GAGE,
nurAYr aTRKET
.HTCAGO WATER WORKS.

FHIGA1V " AINIS " V1kN0.~
I J W0rrCT-An ovnera o. occupants Of ofbut1dlnKz
kuppIfed WITH water BY the Chicago City AyuIsnlia
Company are hersby notified that tho sec 2na se- n
4mnnsi nHyNent Of tho year commencing MAY 1a&
Isl, md ending My is ls x p 4ae s4d pe{asale q re
Rcxna of PphHc Work1 Room No. Is Court Hogse,
The payment declared 70 BE- due q she nTst q
cnnTesciEE MIN that day and ending Nay !. 1859
OE1efs q occupants okhuildinzs Nndch sfe xtt1Axa
Whfeh IA distributing writer ptpea a<e lAd but wh1t
axe not supplied with water ~ as3 tae q
he yesr commencing NAY ist ~; .sa ead3iitg as3
jk 1ae& will be due and payable II c29 aa4ao la &aa
'''ee- ~ "NN~@ - 5 CARFENTEH President.
Qtls %91lGw
, 1861-11-19

GuAt141 VAtN1EA 4AAuA4AAN*
Is Monroe street ever to be improved?
mean the portion thereof, two blocks long,
connecting Clark with State street, and by the
presence and location Of the Post Of1ca, made
The very heart and centre Of our city. 1tis
now the second season past, during which
time the street has been only pasEable, safely,
for mule trains. In summer weather there Is
less fault to find perhaps in the score Of varie-
ty, and for rough riding this may challenge
competition. But when mud prevails, the
depth Of the evil, and the nuisance inflicted Is
beyond all computation; it certainly cAuEot be
measured BY q foot rule OF plumb line.
ApdnoW look at the real meanness of this
Thing, 81 relates to the owners Of property cn
Monroe street. Without expense to them, q
splendid improvement, p8id for by the Gov
e1Dme Mt, las advanced their property from
third rate to frat clsss. From residence
street it has become choice business thor
oughthre. And yet petty picayune policy
| the attention the street demands, from mouth
| to month, with persistence and Wr0nghead-
I edness that has BECOME habit ~
It's understood that the hitch now iB, that
these property owners have agreed upon q
| Common Council insists Oh having the best,
anc only the best put in, but the property
| owners hold back; they wish to wait until
the street is built up before the street i'm.
provement goes forward. The eapiency Of
| Lille III HDuut14A1. IL 4to H4-3EAs AO4A1a1n34 ~
III very likely that my one would choose to
put up first Class building on Monroe street.
It would be accessible only By scoWs In the
rainy eeaSon.
But for gratifying the neanness Of those
REo are psrhapa hoping to spare their pennies
by such step, the city itself could better at
ford to go On and thoroughly finish mp thi:
work, and pay for It, rather than dalay it I
year longer. The niggardliness Of these me1
should fail Of its object. The street shou1d 0!
improved In the best manner, and they bt
made to pay the bills. It should hare beck
done months ago. Must 1t remain Over tht
just one fer this small wagon load Of men vht
have perpet1ated this great wrong upoa th'
public, would be to sentence them to twt
: tou1s exercise daily, up and down, ant
through Molroe street, in springless wagon
l would volunteer as driver, and not spar
them gully OF hummock OF this the Wora
piece ct street In the city, Just where the stree
| Should be the best, <. Y.Z.
, 1861-11-19

NEW YoRK, Nov. 1s--FLouR-Llttle more do,
ing but market without th lnge. Sales % 4r0 hrls
4 ,tas e 5Gs 55ses.s9 soS g fst
euper western; IS 7o95.9 for common 10 medi-
UNI extra wen ern $595G6.0o f9r chipping brands
sas s5t5a ronnd adth hoop Gho F tEaa
steady with moderate business doing; sales 400
brls at IS 5595 GO for super; q 1909 50 for com
mon T. eaSse s efs IT, hs onr in fn1 moderate
.ttAdy; sales Of 1G0 brls common western.
WHsKF.-F11m; Gales $50 brls at 21c.
,GhA1sLWAeat opened about 1e better. aaa
closed rather quiet at full prices Of Saturday last;
bu Racine spring at Si.17Gl28; 4, QUO Mil CLUB st
s12s@1sl; IS go bn amhe5 ha5 Iowa ct sds2@1 81,
s1.4; $50 bu red state at s. s5@1 50 s. geo hu
sn5eE M5ts,,n Mehsan q 4a q s@ S csnass Wns
:t.$1 50. Rye drmer. Sales 5.20o bu At ts5Gs6c.
B1Iley continues firmer. Sales 1,(A0 bu state at
GSc; geo bu Canada Vert at 7sc; $1,000 bu
Bay Qufnte e. fSc. Ccrn op@ned heavy and closed
at l@ac lever. Sales 76 coo bu at Csc for inferior
mixed weEts!n; 66967c good to prime shipping
90. Oats quite fzm-, Sales at 45146c for Cana
tiiau, 4694Sc for western and statg; included in
2U dsye.
19 = so1 q So Sa7s4. sgs @ as iss &
beef i more active and q shade ArmeI.
Stsi Il; n5s # = ssnan g 81 3
mees; SIS 0o@1s50 fof extra mess. Prime me. $
bet II II fair demand salss @ hlls lnaaEa q
p pins xsstsfn ss1 e ct esesq aai sttx@ a.
zsSc 1or shoulders; 6@6Kc for hams. Bsc5n
confines in active reque.t chiefly for future de
6x@7e. Dressed hogs also in good demand
1t s4@9Hc Butter firm at l0@14: for Ohio; Il
Se e5 sse e9ssss ttay rsW e. eoInass a quiet
Sales, IA hhds at 7N@s4 for Cuba; s@sA fol
Porto Riee T.. Mo1aEses quiet, Sales 10 hhds Bar
s7ock-Mode1ately active and higher. C 3
9sX % > sd { sssG 50; i q; Ssk i4 Hads ss2; Pa
IL 81 ii: y s ist IS eonds s.: Aads I 1st bonds los
Broo. 1yn city loan 81; Cal Is s2 Ohio Ga 70 90
NJ ~ z Tenn 4s5; Ss IS 'e5 ssA' Us Is g
$32, 1905; increase in specie. $a47 sa5; decreas
S. ,nssi. nssi~'''D' "''''s'' 'S''s - Np''E
| BUFFALO, Nov. 1s.-FLoun-Unchanged
GRA1S-Wteat-Market quiet, ard buyers a:
sellers apart. In the afternoon sales we're 16,0
tu Chicago spring at a0c; 800 bH do AL 69c; 81 4,0
hu Racine club 6nd Chicago spring on privat
terms. Corn dull and lower; sales of $1,000 b
| at 4Oc. ........
CANAL FnEreHrs-steadya at 2s0e5c for corn al
wheat to New York.
LAEE IaroRTs-1sooo bb!s -four; 100000 !
wheat; 1Gs,oG0 bu corn; 10000 bu oats; $1,000 b
CANAL Expon7s-3ooo bbla -four; $4,000 |
wheat; 257,ooo bu corn; 10000 bu oats; t4,oo b
OsWEGO. Nov. 1s-FLoun-steady.
G1AM-Wheat unchanged; sales Saturday mig!
were 2s,oe0 bu No. 2 Chicago spring at sl.00- 7
fsns sz s ses e &c 81 % canaasn S' % PEE g
It &c; 17oo 81 Bay Qninte At s5c. Rye stead
sass @ r. E 9c a.d bef ST.
very ecarce and in active demand. Wheat q
, 1861-11-19

The following letters are detained IN ths Uhiaar
70 Post Office, and will be sent to the Dead Letter
0fBoe 1t Washington, D. G., On Monday next, IN
1caa called for before that tine:-. -
"H,p Chicago, III
stssts :. F95; S53s fremont !Honss' Chicago: III.
W:D; Ana, Chicago p.
MIA. !Tamzon Kngley, Bursitt, n
Flemmfng Holcomb, Sycamore, H.
Mise Polly Aeh, Sheldon. ILL.,
John Fl. Newell, deer Park. U4
Rev. q. Crews. Joliet: Ill.
A, Thorp, Bushnell, Ill.
Postmaster, ST. Louis, Mo.
Postmaster, Jefferson City. Mo.
Jas Randall. Bur1tpgton, Iowa.
q. N. Hungerford, Waterloo, Iowa.
D h Hopkins, Calumet, Ind.
Mrs. H. 5 Etfckney. Cleveland. Ohio.
Madame de San Roman, PhilAdelphis, Pa.
Letters under old stamps, not recognized IN pre-
payment Of postage.
Chicago TINES. Chicago. III.
Madame Galway,
Paul Et1eksen.
Miss Susan Hummer, Bushnell, III.
Miss Honora Fus., Lacon, Ill.
THAN Wet, Urbana Ill.
John Sheeme1, Mountain CITY, u
| Abraham Ftdler, Chf1fcothe. Ohio.
Thpe Griffin, Philadelphia, Pa
Deylllo Wheeler, CtttaI4sus. n: y.
Miss Nettie Harris. Rochester, Ill
I.aac Pinkne1 Baltimore. Md:
Rn.seu H0rrfq New haven, Ct.
, 1861-11-19

tcnsion Of three years, and presented numesous-
of t6e change; slso lstteF ron N. 2. 1glehaIt
menst1snca stating that they had done 80 under
"a Myez. was epgessa to gzsnt,ng ggs soEse 1.m Es
10 bnild On Ganal stfeet, he was willing thsJ |
snSSda "a Eebons & prs,entea three Eson:tssness
way Hal ted street, Or any further s1tsnsion Of
1yess moved 10 ~ the whole matter npon the
table until the uaxt meeting.
AID. Holden m9ved TO amenas ~ nh7ang tae
70 Do Desplatnes street. rom Madison to Harris
o. thence lelaod avenue s9d e 1R tne H r.
Aid BaIsgwsnath moved to amend hy allowing
nted ttreet from Nad1son street to Blue leland Az
enne, and On Blue Ialand Avenue e the ,. limit;
a So%s, 2,ed s{a e p T Ad.
Myers' proposal, but the motion failed 10 carry.
and Ala Baragw snsth'e amendment Was put On
" M&hie &1siEsh lie &c Geri Wss amsndi1g the ofd,nsnse
AID. Colby offered 3 resolution ordering that tne
tidewalk On Lake street west Of Wells, be allowed
remain a The s@SSs S1ds seps s
MneI top eI stes c Mais down to sidewak Cal!iea
u Sea6 aa Sss e aos ss
claim 1t their discretion to Committee q Arp,
t1atiou, whose decaion should be final. caIr1sa.2
the Cierk. 1id. Comisky moved thst the time for
completing the work be confined to one 3saf.
Aid Holden called for the passage OF the ofdt- ~
nance which h1es the time at three 3eatss ano sas
Gpon motion, the Council agreed tomeet this
evening tofpuisue the Colby Investigation ann
then adjourned.
TIE CITY HrasroN.-A young American WOMAN,
, 1861-11-19

CHICAGO LIVE STOCK 1IARKET:
1oxTx1k rnDnsa HoysxBKR Is, 1851.
MONDAY Evaa1Aa, Nov. Ia, 1861.
The secslpts Or Live Stock at the various yards
dprtno the paat He& were az follows:
, 1861-11-19

E Go to John Jones, liz Dearborn st., and got
your clothes cleaned and repaired. nov-12
H Piano Fortes just received from the ce|e
brated mandatory Of Hallet, Davis Co., which
have been awarded TWENTY-FIVE hrst premiums
over all competitors, for eale or to rent On the
most favorable terms.
wv. K1aBA11+, 80 Clark ST., chicsgo.
nn1dEi~
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RKAT CLOSING SALE OF
RICH MILLINERY GOODS,

Our entire stock will be sold for ca2h Until tie whoIa
sd1sposed Of Those who would evai1 themselves Of
Rare Bsrkaus should ca soc1 II Is Lake straet tup
StRtf8.1 ..-.-.
RENEAHER TIE PLACE.
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ARR1yA1s,-K, 4. Darling, Fond du Inc;
R. & Foster, Hartford, Ct; Il. E. Harrison,
Iowa; Alfred Rowe, Springfield, hass.; H. N.
Parker, Stockton, Cal; Geo. B. Hackeoek,
Chas. F. Simmons, Washington; Thos. s.
Klmball, Philadelphia; G. B. Watson, U.s.A
J. Wilson, n. P. p, Toronto; It. ". c. Wil.
der, q. 8. L.; J. Y. Robbins, Madison; Major
R. Cheney, Wis; Hon. ]. c. Champlin, Ottar
va; B. Whitney, Cal a. G. Fuller, BelTide1e;
Chae. A. Keller, Milwaukee; Q. E. Irish, Ne
b1aaks; Lieut.. ] jackson, o. s. A.; Jno. d.
Campbell, Adrian, are among the arrivals al
the fremont House.
DANcma.-The first assembly Of The
New England Dancing Association " will be
holden at Teutonia Hall, on Wednesday even
ing, Nov. 20, 1861. Season tickets, for ole
members and friends, now resdy, to be had O
managers.
, 1861-11-19

On the 17tt Inst, Of Congestion Of the Brain WAL
THK DOWEEY. youngest eon Of Henry and Louisa
H. Gapbotn. aged TWO years and four moAths.
Cleveland papers please copy
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EGEGE B {UlII1hH5H VIII
JUDsON6 PATENT aQYEHE0R VALVE
superior to any other sJ Jle Of Engine ana they viii
save from IS to SO per cent In F1sl
o7er Tie ususl caE OF bo:iEre in tbs Weet We
thR1l ke6F assortment Of different szef at orr e.
tebnseEsat, where they naJ be e1snl?ed aod ne
necessary info obtained regarding tacIo Com
cetent ner ~ If desired. be furnished TO set up aac
rt enaines In any part Of the county, #a also SUPPLY
@sTKy WHEELS, BEATING. GEARING, 10.
AtvsrY low rt!ccA-
T. ". BAXTER Il CO.'S
uD Fnrnfhns DEPOT Weet Water street. betWee1
kandolEh and Madison Sta. ChIcaxo LII
Post Of1ceAsddresa EoI xF&. ot6Se31
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THE CITY.

CIRCUIT Cornr.-1he cali 1t tho docket n
~ rsrrnit Court commences thh morning 1t
49, a.. oa1 sna !. not to extend farther than No.