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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-01-11
prrrmuRsu, Jan. Al. 1890.

h,e. PTTTmURaH, Jan. Al, 1850.
DR. KEYSER my wife has been afflicted with bad
cough and dcuty Of breathing, for Ave or six years
which for several years back had gradually increased In
Violence The complaint has been hereditary, and she
had been treated by several physicians without any re-
lief In this state Of her case, procured some OF your
Pectoal Cough Syrup, bought the nrst time, hity
cent bottle which relieved her very much then called
she has now no trace OF the former disease except weak
ness. would also state that used the medicine my
self cold and cough The medicine cured me by tax
Ing one dose Iexpress my entire satisaeon with the
medicine, and you ct liberty 70 pubah this II you
desre to DO 90. ,.r WIN. WILSON,
Alderman Fifth Ward,
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IPI INVITE ATTENTION to some OF the mt
faOFdlnary cures by my
PICTORIAL SYRUP.

Fhey are At home, ana any one who has doubts can In
quirs Of the person who have been cured by.it
DIR. KnYsER IS PREPARED AT ANY TIME TO
EXAMINE LUNGS WITHOUT CHARqHI FOR ALL
TH0Bn WHO NEED HIS MEDICINES. t.r
ATTEND TO YOUR COLDS "A case Of ave years.
tanding cured By DIR. KRYsER'e PE0T0RAL SYRUP.
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IIvER COMPLAINT, DYsPRPsIA. JAUNDlol

Chronic or Nervous Debility, Diseases OF the Kidneys
and ali diseases arising from dSordered Liver or stom
Hch Dyspepsia, Heartburn, Inward Piles, Acdlty or eck
pain OF swimming in tho head, Pap Of the Heart
Rullness or Weight In the Stomach, bouI hrucatons
Choking or suocatlng feeling when lying down, Drvne
or YeioWness Of the Skin and Eyes, Night bWeats In
ward FeverD Pain in the small Of the back, chest or Side
Sudden Blushes Of Heat Depression Of Spirits, Frghuu
Dreams Languor Dependency or any Nervous Disease
Sores OF Botches the Skin, and Fever and Aguelo
nhillannh HaYnr.l
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Papstion Of the heart, pain n the side, weakness
the spine and small Of the back pain Of the hip joint
when you retire. irreguary Of the bowels, and also
that most excruciating of diseases, the
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-01-11

1hs Original and Best in the WcrldE
An others are mere limitations, and should be avoided
ifyou wish 10 escape ridiculs. I'
GRAY, RED Oh RUsTY HAIR Dyed instantly 10
beautiful and Natural Brown Biuck vthout injury to
Hair or Skin.
rIFTnBN MEDALS AND DIPLOMAS have bee
awarded 10 VIM. A. Bachelor since 1892 and oysreOOo
applications have been made to The Hair Of bis patrcns
o. his inmous dyei
WM. A. BkTcHHLoR's HAIR DYE produces col
or not 70 be distinguished from nature, and i wanntsd
no. % nure in the least however long itmay bs conn
ed, and the III effects Of Bad Dyes remededI the Hair
nvigoratsd for ne ~ this splendid Dye
Sold in al cities and towns of The United States
Drngeipts and Fancy Goods Dealers.
II 5The Genuine has the name and address upon siodl
psfs engraving on four SIDES o. each box Of WILLIAM
= % 0HzRLRs BATCHnL0R, Rioprsstor,
iyIs-W1y q Barclay street. New Ypfk,
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which is nothing but canker on the StomaCh then to he
- KIDNE EYS, "nsA
creating alnklng gone feeling and an Indifference eVea
TO the cares Of your family. 20 Eht Es ~
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Qss Liberty street, Pittsburgh,


"sTOP THATlC0UGHING." ."-'How can do itP "Go
to KeyHerson Wood street and get bottle Of his Cough
PectoiaL and that don't you, your case must be
despente indeed" This Is aspecmen OF the colloquy
one hears almost every day in cold catching periods Of
the year. And we can from actual experiment. cheer.
fully concur in the advisers admoniton above for
have tried the Pecoral In most stubborn case. with
entire success Near two weeks ago went to Pittsburgh;
with one Of the most distressing, contrary, mulSh,
bduable coughs ever experienced since our advent
upon this mundane sphere. We coughed steadily and
abohousy for one whole week. In hopes OF firing o,
but It was 60. In fact 1t seemed rather to have i'm
proved By practice and TO have acquired strength poten-
cy and distressy by the operation In this stage Of
the siege, We our way 70 Keyser 40 Wood st.
procured fifty cent bottle Of the "Pecoral" took 1t
according to directions and In hours were
master Of the neld the enemy having Internationally
surrendered, after brief but unequal conflict with 80
formidable an adversary as Keyser's famous "Cough
Pectcrai. ."--. .DroacasVtne Clipper, Dec. IA, 1850.
-
; DIR. KEYs1R's PICTORIAL SYRUP is prepared and
sold BY Dr.. GEORGE n. KKYsER, 40 Wood street,
III Bold IN Columbus BY ROBERTS q SAMUEL.
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hAW ANW ANE EIuAHKEW'VT -
your food dstreBses you and you can only take certain
kinds, and even Of that system does not get hall
the nourshment II contans, the acrimonious fluid oi
the cAnker eats up; then your complexion loses ito
bloom and becomes salow and gTeensh and your best
day gone For want Of nourlahment your system be-
comes loose and abby, and the bres Of your body be
come relaxed Then follow train OF diseases which the
Medical Discovery is peculiarly adapted to r-l
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Over n mIIliOm OF Hotties

Have been sold during the last six months and In mol
stance has 1t failed In giving entire satisfaction VINO
then will suffer from Weakness or Debility when MO
LEANS STRENGTHENING CORDIAL will cure youI
No language convey an adequate idea Of the mme
dlate and almost miraculous change produced BY taking
this Cordial in the diseased, debitated and shattered
nervous SYSTEM whether broken down By excess weak W
nature impaired by sickness, the relaxed and unstrung
organization Is restored to Its pristine health and vgor
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| pSAR MADAh:--The reputation Of the Medical Dis
coVery Ia curing all kinds of humor is we'll eBtab-
shed by the unanimous voice Of all who have ever used
It, that need not say anything tho subject as the
most skfu physicians and the careful Druggists b
| the country unanimousin Its praise.
In presenting the Medical Discovery to your notice,
do 1t with full knowledge OF its curative power In rel
eVng ALL and curing most oil lhose daeases 70 which
you are unfortunately so liable. That most excruvSsg
| dtuaa fn.ar a0ao ny1ufa fhaea
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MAHRIED PERSONS,

Or others conscious Of inability, from whatever cause
will ind Mclean Strengthening Cordial thorough
refenerator Of the SYSTEM and all who may have injured
themselves by improper ndugences, will and In the Cor
dial certain and speedy remedy.
, 1862-12-17

END OF TEE COMMUNICATING CAsE.-Joe1
Bancroft, the witness, who was mentioned a
day or Two since as having been arrested with
G. M. Smith for passing counterfeit money,
was taken before Justice DeWolf on Monday
and discharged. Thus ends the counterfeiting
case which looks very like the mountain and
the ridiculous mouse
, 1862-12-17

TAOf481VNE-41E mArEet du1inr the week hda |
been more active fol near1yai kinds OF prolnces,
andpricea OF meats and bafreed pork have advanc-
ed though there Is no change IL Lard.
is no demand 5 Bsef ana
uesB and S11.00 for extra mcss. Beef Hams have
been sold to limited extent at S12,b0: but the
de1naad is light There is 10 Prime Msss Beef Of
ter1L55. TIE last GALES were at $780, at which
tsu9e there are still buyers.
MESS PonK--Thereis is IN active demand for New
Mess Pork bnt up to this date very little has been
put up by city packers, and the offerings are tri-
gre no sellers below. $120 o. There is some old
PseHed s1s f1a ssg 81 az osrns se
MeEs. During tie weeE about 500 b1is Milwas1;
see packed were sold here at SnoedelFcred
PRIME Mess PoRK-There is a very active de-
naud for Prime Mess hy Baltimore and New York
ipg the week about 1000 brls have been sold at
$115GDl0.75.
have been more active and prices during the week
Beneess The dcgsnd for @ the iatter has been par
hands With few few dsss. days st 5S@;cthe great 6alE
Of The transactions being at 61c, at which figure
there are eager buyers at the close holders asking
-chieI1y The outeiae figure. Long Middles arc neg
1ected and 1omina1-there being Httle OF no de-
naand; but there is |: limited inquiry for Long
boxes were sold during tie week. Cumberland
Middlea are in demand at 5sc bat holders general
Y nsk e&e, Long Cut Hams arc scarce ard firm at
| Bu1K MEA1s-There Is abetter inquiry for Bulk
| Hane ard Shoulders, at 51fc for the former, and
ltte leoas wts aaTss e. We Ros
| sides, however, are entirely neglected, and the
P1c1a;sp ME4Ts-Ham ans in sweet pickle have
| feen Eoll to a limited extent during The week 81
cA@6Hc in Eerces; but thcrt Is nothing doing il
Shoulders. Sucked Hams are in request at 7G754s
, 1862-12-17
FINANCIAL ANp COMMERCIAL
THE MONEY MARKET.

TUESDAY EVENING, Dec. Is, 1852.
The usual activity Was manifest to-day among
bankers, aud nothing Of special interest occurred
to vary the usual routine Of daily business Bank
ers appear entrcly satisfied with the paper offsr-
ing, and the rates OF DISCOUNT they able to real
1ze They ought to be, for SO active is the demand
for money that 10 per cent Is nearly the uniform
rate. They complain Of The low figure at which
exchange rules: but the fsct is most satisfactory
to Cur mercantile community. It certainly shown
degree OF prosperity pf which every Western
man may well be proud
The market tor exct.nge is dropping, though
rates are unchanged, riz: par buying and Il prem
ium selling, Some Of the banks conccdc fraction
to beEt customers and rouat lots. One house sold
freely to other bankers Ut par
- The usual price for gold was 31@32. The depres-
sing Dews towards the e1ose from the Rappahan-
mock, with dispatches from New York showing the
advance, higher prices were offered, but very few
eales were made. We refer to our dispatches for
particulars IN the New York market.
olPIfeasury Notes were bought ut &c.
The price Of Silver vas a0G24.
tobNTEhFE1Ts ON THE Iowa STATE BASK.-We
; Ntte ~ 2 n9at9fday shown counterfeit five dollar
noe on me Merchants' Branch of the State Bank,
HhiGn Is an excellent imitation ofthe genuine. BY
httle care, howe.er, it can be readily detected
N the slsnette Of the genuine, directly over the
eeaet neae o. dfa1se tue eate a. in 'front.' with white
eofei, aiaHh 6y three yoke Of cattle, with man
tance This is entirely absent IL tie counterfeit,
o. the len OF the vignete and directly in thereas
o. the iargs wagon another team is distinctly seen
very indiatinct Each Letter q, il tie words Amer
ian Rank n Note Company. is reversed in the conn
ferieft. the toop being to the right of the perpen
these aEticulars, no one can be deceIyed.-DdysH
port Gazette.
AS Iowa circulates largely all over the West, on
readers ehonld be specially Oh their guard agains
! this counterfeit
, 1862-12-17
GILBERT & SAMPSON,
" IS LAKE STREET
THE ENTIRE STOCK 0F
ONE OF THE FINEST
Furniture Houses in Chicago,

For the purpose Of closing the Chicago branch Of his
business,
We will sell on TUESDAY. Dec. I'D at II O'Clock
y, a TIC Store ol Asron Shaw Il Lake street hls
:nd library Furniture Parlor Sets double and Single
IN solid Rosewood covered with and French
and rer finished IN oil: Chamber Sets. IN rosewood
mahogany and black walnut. and oal. with and with
TahtE; bStep Siae Boards oI the richest s1yles
Gases Wardrobes IN rosewood, elaboratcly carved.
with French Flae Mirror Doors DO without Mirrors
splendid variety Of Easy. Rocking, Parlor tecepton
Eueh Seat and Cane Seat Chairs. Etagercs. Work and
With large ariount not sre cd in this
Consisting OF Of the best assorted stocks 20 b..
| found in Chicago.
Tarti, purchasing at this eae can lsye thi- goods
stored in r1ean safe pIace for three four month.
fire Of charge GILBERT i SAMPSON.
t3t.rfr3 ETn1T Aucti0ueers.
, 1862-12-17
COMMERCIAL.
TuEsDAr EVENING, Dec. 16,

TIEeDAF EVENING, Dec. 16, 1882.
NEEK1r REv1Ew-The following tables show
the receipts and shipments Of leading articles Of
trade and commerce during the past week. and
since the list Of Jauuary, with comparative sttis-
tics:-
REcE1PTs OF LEADING ARTICLES At CHICAGO
Wcck ending Since Isn l. Same time
, 1862-12-17

Eo:s, 10th live AID dressed, were fully &c lower
than Saturday. the Hrayy receipts and continued
soft weather operating, to lepress tn. u,nEEet The
ruling prices Tor drtsaed hogs were s. 65@3 go d.
v:ding on 2G0 Ms. aud for good averages OF live
Logs $3.30I g. .35.. with couple OF lois OF very
Eeayy hogs 1t $3.50. The receipts amounted ia
ae26 head, ,ajs live and 1.tts3 dressed.
, 1862-12-17

In this city at the Church Of the Holy Communion,
18th inst, by the Eer. E. ". Hager. HOHT. SUTTON
and MARY ANN BROWN
In Freepon. NJ, On "Wednesday. Dee 1eth, 1ss2, By
Galena. III, to JENNIE. daughter Of John A. C1ark.
Esq, Of the forlntf place.
, 1862-12-17
New York Stock and Money Market.

New York Stock and Money Market.
By Telegraph New TORE, Dec 10, 1862
Second Boara-stocks quite active aud higher
Chieago r. t.. soAS Mich South gtd.. Sex
Pitts. Ft. y. & C.. 81 Mich. South. $500. SIX
Toledo CIeve.... GeA Penn. Coal Co lit
Gal. g. Chi. ....,... SIX Cumb. Coal Co. -. 12x
Clcye. j. Pitts. ASK Missouri 6s....-... 81
Ill Cen. scrip.-.+.- 7sz P. F. " & G. 2d.- 92a<
GOVERNMENT STOCKS.
Demand notes. ..1s!1 E, S. IS year cert 98H
Z. s. SIS ~, COUP. o259x
Money market continues easy ut 6 per cent. for
1oGne on call. ..s.
merchants, and 1451<11l6 for banIerss bilie. liz - ~
Gold unsettled and hrmer, opening at ~, alyarc-
ine to 331{, and closing steady at 2asx@92JE.
, 1862-12-17
CHICAGO GROCERY MARKET.

Tuesday EVENING. Dec 16, 1852
There are very few new features to notlce In the
market this week. The groccrs all cay that busi-
ness is active though in small way-thcrc is
rot1inG doing in round lots either to the country
trade Or on the *.street.'' Cuba and New Orleans
Sugars are quiet and shade easier, closing firm
ut the decline. III Coffee the market has suffered
q decline OF 1@1hc in sympathy with New York
but cioees firm. In other articles we note no ma
rcral change.
We ~iyr 1lpsi1yr nnntations as follows.
, 1862-12-17

last werk, r. 3s brs shipped last week, brs.
The market eloaes quiet mud neglected, the ship
adeuity d Of eetting fleia6t aeeoodatong 10
pA1 tho sales were: 100 br1s "Imperial'' choice
Hpring extra at $3.50; 100 brls t'Janesrille'' ut
&4.t0: 36o brls medium extras at S425; 10 brls
Buckwheat Flour at $500
WRITER WHEAT brands are neglected, the bust
neEs being confined to supplying the trade at LEO
M650, RYE FLOUR ii firm ut S3.15D350. Buck
WHEAT FLouE is scarcc and firm at E3.oOD325 =
100 lbs, sacks returned Mill STuFFs are Iirn-
Ne Qnote tie closing quotations as foQ0Ms:
, 1862-12-17
CINCINNATI Hog MARKET.

= Cincinnati Hog Markell
From tie Cincinnati Gazette Of Tuesdayi
It ruined necessarily today, and the Temperature
ness transacted in hogs in the forenoon, but ater
here were indications Of . change for the better
With esles Of 5000 head. mostly for delivery tic
Hrst good weather. at pxicea ranging from 34o0 to
x4.55, embracing Tight and heavy, closing dfm.
, 1862-12-17
REVIEW OF THE CHICAGO
MARKET.

TuEapAT ETENINa Dec. 16, 1861
the railroads EtiIl crowded with freight much
beyond their capacity. The rates are as follows:
.. Sd Sd 4th Dres'd
f.laas f1asR
, 1862-12-17

LAprEs-can and see the operation Of Barnum's
- Self Sewer" on the Wheeler & Wilson, and all
other Sewing Machines. at Cornell s. Cos, 1888
Lake street, Price $50. Examine it's work in
shop case at the door.
, 1862-12-17

H We would csA the attention Of our readers
to the new and handsome style of Cutters st the
Novelty Carriage Works, A ADAMS street. :.
, 1862-12-17

al chronic diseases, insanity in It's various forms,
hncamat'c Affections, Nervous Complaints, can-
eefs Losa Of Memory, and all complaints peculiar
to temales, and other complaints Of long standing
700 numerous to mention, adame James warrants
to cure.
oMcea Wells astreet, opposite the Briggs House,
Third noor. Open from 9 g. m. to 9. p. m.
dccl7-4s
, 1862-12-17

SALE BIT TEE LADIES OF TRIK1TY.-TIte IL
dies Of Trinity Parish have arranged another
Of their elegant public sales, in the lecture
room Of their church. They viii otter TO
their friends beautiful collection Of sea
moses, autumn Leaves and cone work, rs
we'll as fancy work and refreshments. The
praiseworthy object Of the sale deserves a
liberal patronage. The sale is to be held on
Friday aff ffernoon and evening Of this week, in
the lecture room Of Trinity Church, on Jack
son street, between Wabash and Michigan
avenues. Admission ten cents.
, 1862-12-17

TAkE NoT1cE.-Wc would cali attention to the
advertisement Of the Grover T. Baker Sewing Ma-
chine Company, and would suggest to ON friends
on the lookout for Christmas Presents, that they
cannot Invest their money in more useful article
than one Of these Justly celebrated machines,
, 1862-12-17

4GtA. 3J3u
Upon motion the meeting adjourned.
1t is expected that Prof Fory, who first
started in our midst the idea Of this noble
project, although his lecture system is tempo
rarily abandoned, will cooperate III the ac-
complishment Of the object :.:.--.~<>---. - - -
, 1862-12-17

UNITED STATES CouRT-RJore Hon. Thomas
Dsun;nond-Thc criminal docket will be ts-
ken up at the January term 4 number Of
motions were argued yesterday, but the trans
actions had no public interest.
CIRCUIT CouRr-Byo7s Hon. George Mani
e17e.-The call Of the criminal docket com-
menced yesterday morning. There we're q
large n1d6mbeE Of unimportant cases disposed
Of by dismissal, continuance, DC.
Edwnrd Benton, under Indictment for lar
ccny, plead guilty. It WIS admitted that he
was under eighteenyears ofage. and the Court
sentenced him to be confined in the county
jail unti1 next Saturday
Tic trial Of ". Andezton alias II. Aadcr-
, 1862-12-17

+Money i Indispensable for the purchase Of cod
nsn, oesr nquols iarin corn starch, tea and other
and which are constantly IN Eeqaiastion; for thc
Rsy e a agents 8 f1the sd TIE eapport Of
csgo, the payment OF. drayage, which Is no inenn,
siderable Item and many other silnllar pnsposes.
, 1862-12-17
CHICAGO ASTRONOMICAL SOCIETY
Subscription Books opened and 81 600
Subscribed.

- f.
According to nd diournment, the Committee
of arra1oementa to fnaupurate an Astronom-
ical Observatory in this city, as enlarged at
its last meeting' met at the office Of the Home
Mutual Insurance Company, Last evening
afnl1 and free dlsenss1on,a as TO tne nesteoulse
+o ho rnrsned the plan. Us adopted at the last
meeting Was, upon motion, reconsidered, and
amended ns follows:
p1,x ron RAISING 7uxps FOB THE PURCHASE or
ATE1EscoFE.
Any ndiaaai r. "h1 sa aaaa us1 c1hrsan9se % 19G sa
seryation ticket for himself and family Not trans-
f1able. am
for fl,is Ills object. rhall receive Lie observation
ticket for himself only :. Not M transferable; gds
shn1l receIye an observation fcket for hmse]f and
family for dye years. Transferable only u case
u XIV nerson Who sbu pevthe @ sum e Of III sbsu
receive life ticket for himself only, for aye years
ranxe om y H. it, t. oaee N7 oaet sna
{. Tie payment Of 410 shall entitle the contrib |
or 70 an qnseftatoh e'eket @ 19r one gfh5 ~ .8l 4
holder shall remove from he city.
T. Any 1ndlsapal Mho sns1 eontnne t;,55 IL ang m
ecuel number OF obsetrations under favorable cir
cnmstanees. ,-:,..4 ~ .,;, o,,;oo. :,
les tnan IS shall be- entitled at ali times to ice
admission to the regular eontse OF lectures On As
atorv oaqs' IL ~''''e~*'-' WALL ''1' p'ot7~A
g., Al tickets Of observation shall entite ne
H9s tmes md @ ri shall Be- deemed
by tn 1iEfetors Of r the 7
constitute an associattou to Sc k,ow1 as the ssAs-
TRokoM1GAL soc1ErE oF CmcAGo." and rom this
body ehau be chosen the directors q me u9serya-
y s. h;
, 1862-12-17
The Lancashire Poor.
frtIJc E0 Tier 1E 1879

o113enoo' 1--WE 1o' 1oo"'
Editors Chicago Tribune:
T nha,rv. That the Eoard of Trsdc of tr,1s cfty
tas annofntesi a conn,ittea for fhe nnrDoss OF col
1ectin s,,l,scr;ntous toIars relieyng The poor Of
I,.nt.ash;rc. in EnrIand.
Nor5t1ess the nf3ss;1nators Of this movement are
act,ated by lie noS;cgt 81 notivcs but there are
yar;oua oIjsatio,- u1;ed against it, eomc Of
Which wl1rnnmerate in the following queries:
First, at present, while this wicked rebellion is
hIrg the land With suffering and Woc-leaving
thousands Of helpless widows and orphans-is it
appropriate that Americans should overlook these
aud offer assistance to people living four thousand
miles away iEom He: "Clarity commences at
home
SecoNd-Sl,pposing there was no suffering at
home on account Of the war, is England the coun-
try which, above a others, ought to command our
world beside to aid and comfort the rebels in their
attempt to sqbycrt the Government Of the United
States. And is ehe not fitting out at her pri,t-
, 1862-12-17

~J.J J. Dehau's New Years Gail Cards, writ
ten in all Styles sent ~ mail to auy address On rc-
ce1pt Of price, sao0 Wedding Cards thew style)
$500 Don't wait till the holidays; send your or
de1s at once. Persons|n the city can leave o1ders
at Root l. Cady's. de134t
, 1862-12-17

sB- rs Dearborn and 1eO South Clark streets are
the best and cheapest plaoes in the city fordyene
and cleaning ladies' and gent1emen's clothing
Cook b McLain, proprietors-
, 1862-12-17
CLARK GEB, See>y.

WEST BRANCH PosT OFFICE Nor1cE--All
persons wishing to receive their mails at the
above Office, should be very particular to d1-
rect their correspondents to address them to
The "West Branch ?. O., Chicago" as this
will insure certainty in receiving the same.
Mails close in time to make connection With
all lines leaving the eity.
A. C. STEWART, P. M.
, 1862-12-17

NAVAL STORES AND O1Ls.-Spirits Turpen-
tine are light supply and the market is steady
Tar euiet- There ia very little doing in Oils, but
the market is f.m at quotations:
, 1862-12-17

KEROSENE is
article at present. the d.
. stritted 10 the im1nedi'
There is no stock Of any
Of spectators, as it il al
The selling price for tod
Guided. The market cloI
, 1862-12-17
Gl)tfa9o: @rilonlte.
THE CITY.

PERsoSn.-Mrs. Stephen A. Douglas ar
rived in town Today, and will remain at +1c
9 Sherman House two or three days, preyious
to her departure for Washington.
, 1862-12-17

We win sen on Wednesday, Dec, a. at and r H. at
orr Ss:cs Room. 8 Like street. tho most elegant
wass eEes sshihssa II ttS city TIE assostmcpts %
advertisement. In it will be found articles Of great
nesuty md at!tty The goods viii pe svhttlt.6n
well areut to examine the goods for those who
DO not wish to purchase. The selection nnnsualy
attrh ctiye one. GILBERT & SAMPSON,
dc15,J17aet Auctfpueers.
, 1862-12-17

Flour and Grain in Store in Chzeago.
The following tRble showa the amount Of Flour,
Wheat and Corn in this city yesterday compared
with that in store week sgo and the correspond
ing date last year: =.
, 1862-12-17

YoUxG MES's UNION WORKING CLCB.-
There will be a meeting Of this club at par1or
No. l, fremont House, on Thursday evening
next, at halfp seven o'clock, to which all
young men are respectfully invited. 1t is
earnestly desired that there be full atten-
dance of officers as well as members. By
order Of the President.
rrl
, 1862-12-17

AT TIE FREMONT HousE-Thc members Of
the Sewing Machine Convention were mostly
to arrive by last evening and this morning
trains- We noted, however, yesterday that
there were the following arrival Of the Agents
ofWheeler d; Wilson to attend the Convention: