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, 1862-12-02

ARRTVE0. Dec !.
Stmr Sunbeam, Morgan. Two Ri7ers, Bundries.
Bark Naomi, Hall, Buffalo, LEO tons pig iron, 160
tcus coal sund.ies.
Brig Mecnanic. Collins, Buffalo. 2e1 tons coal, SCI
br1s epples
Sehr Pa1u,e1ta, johnson, Grand Hayau, 115 it lum-
bcr, 800 N eh1bgtes
6ehr Monsoon, Young, Bay City, 1sS hris salt, So
m lu11her.
sehr 1aidnight, jasmer. Cleveland. 400 tons coal.
Echt Sasco. Wood, Uswego, 2.376 brls colt.
Schr Tricolur, King, St Joseph 10 m hoop poles,
SC m slaves, 10 bIls onions.
Sclr Free Democrat, Thomson, sheboygan, sun
dries.
Schr Challenge. Reed, Cleveland. 3l0 tons coal.
Ectr Wn q Brown, Mitchell, B1Halo, 100 tons
coal, eco brls apples: .-.,
Eclz Byphen, Osborne, Cleveland. 325 tons coal.
Schr v nj Kayret, Tower, cleveland 800 tons coal
Se1r Evsline, Doyle. Presque Isle, $50 tons coal.
Echr Leyant, cherry, Bay City, 200 n ssAyss, 354
head!DEe.
Schr LadY Jane, I.glia, Grand Haven, 70 N lumber,
IL n iath, 2,Glu ptckets.
Sebr " estchester, Mathsr, Grand Haven, IS N
s:avee, IS NJ lumber. u Ii shingles.
Schr Jane Lcuisa, Eeda1e, st Joseph, 65 bales
schr Essex, Chin, Ba5 City, 1so N lumber, 20 N
latb.
selr St Lswrence. Lawrence, sheborsan, 10 bales
wool, srndfies.
, 1862-12-02

Montreal lnIarIze+-.-Nev. 1s>
Flour declining; sales, 81 35 70. No. I. There il
scarcely suY demand and buyers hold aluof. hoping
for lower prices Naeigatlon closed, aud Other
articles scarcely aaola5le.
, 1862-12-02

The Common Council met last night in
regular session, Mayor Sherman presiding.
Present-AldermeR Hoyt, shimp, Brown,
sbuieldt, Bayagwanath, Edwards, Hahn, hold
en-, Harvey, Comisky, L W. schall, Con1an,
White, ard Woodman. The minutes Of the
last council meeting were read by the Clerk,
and approved.
PETITIONS AND COMMUNICATIONS.
4 petition from several citizens for frea
license to c. Horiheld. to peddle Yankee No
tions was referred to committee on licenses.
4 petition from J. H. Kedzie and Others,
property owners On West Lake street, re-
monstrating sgatnst the improvement Of that
street, at present, by filing and paving Was
referred to the committee on streets and
alleye.
CITY PHYSICIAN.
The following communication was received
from Mayor Sherman:
CHICAGO. Dec. !, 1862
Gentlemen OF the Common Conncll:
| At your last meeting you confirmed the appoint
ment Cf City PhysfcIAn 1t is desirable that his
| duties Eh1uld be defined by ordinance, and his
| herewith present an ordinance for that pur.
pure, and wonld respectfully AK its passage.
| Respectfully submitted
| F. c. SHERMAN; Mayor.
An Ordinance defining The duties of City Physician.
Be it ordained BY the Common Counci! Of tie CITY
| Of Ctita90.
| Sec. i. That the Mayor may annually appoint
| by and with the advice and consent OF the Com
| mon Council. Ecme respectable and experienced
physician, who shall be styled 't City Pnyeician.'
and who ehall he paid a salary Of s.. o01 per an
mum, in monthly payments: Provided, euch ply
sic:an fhal. furnish all medicines prescribed b,
him a. his own expense.
Sec 3 It shall BE- the duty Of the city phyeielaz
to have ard exercise general supervision owe
the sanitary condition Of the city and to repnrt Il
the Mayor d nuisances, the prevalence of an.
| ep:demies. contagious or INFECTIOUS diseases
| witch. i'll his opinion, may require the action o
the police authorities.
Ser. T. He shall Eupc.irteEd the small poS chol
era, and all other hospitals, and administer to ii
| peteens conyeyed there who hlye no Q1hat pllEsi
cieu, and attend to and administer to such ind
gent ret=ons aa he may be directed By the Mayo
or Common Council. He shall vieit and admiuis
ter to sill other prisoners in the city briaewe?
watch house, a1alion houses, or otneE city ps
EGEs.
J Sec d. He shall from time to time, on 1eanes
] of the Mayor, investigate and report relative
aLy nuisaEcts which may be- the subject Of COT
plainl, and shall perform Buch other duties rel:
tiv. to the sanitary condition of 1he city as t
] | Eayor or Common Council may order OF ps
: scribe.
| rr{ L
, 1862-12-02

sNEEp-Recefved, none. Market quiet aad
rcmiuaIy unchanged.
Beef Cattle continue quiet, although the bulkof
the offerings today were ct shade better quality
than those Of satuzday. The transactions foot up
so.zc $50 head at e 1cD2-40.
Live HoEs were in moderate demand-partica-
,ar1y extra heavy qralities-the market elosing
ou1et and rather in favor OF buyers. About 1000
changed hands at range Of $2-T5G3.25.
, 1862-12-02

Hogs in LoutsvflIe--Nov. 80.
There we1o Light sa1es from the hacks at 81 20
GAO, with d good dena1d.-JoUy7l4l.
, 1862-12-02

en- nm .,1,fos ..,. ri
tfls is pa{able A Wlthtn ~ tais M county, making be-
tam1ijes Of our Cook coupEy soldlern. TINS
ec1i;ary hrr tha;r bnnranfsT. ~ Ia 4hss 49,
mil yonr Ccmmittea to mtntiou. in nsr;gci,- t
lar. the care Of our adopted German citizsus,
Who, in almost every Instance, allotted where
naTr;ed and n many cases tba vnnnr nnrnsr.
ried men a1]otted f3r ths hensfit hen oT narents
a,,d tr;r,,ds1 Vow Cornw;ttee haya for tie
nast fnnr months atteriiad tha most Of their
ff;;.e tn 1hsss. 1nsfters and that nrrea,ly to
t3.ir nacnn;aru d;saIs osntage. over ner diem
cherpta. s1;i, ae fh1s "a z time when An
fnveTs ~ thr;r common country should be
E,;1;no IL make ii reasonahle sseriflees. we
frrcir snhm;t to ours.
BY US Of the seye1ai banks Of the city
Of Chicago, TO pay btuntfes with, IL. $2la, cO003
B9fiowed u the County TREASURER Tor <ocooo
1he esme purpose e'.-"".~'"-"''-.-'.'.: a.eVV.0o
v,o,c am,,,1,t cxnsr7ed f,r hnnntisa- "1o''ES'N'
o css ~. ~. e1ss .,scS A'~ e,tr opn n,
WIZ smonn;, synenses en az y
" n'A~ 'sA10oAA' ~ ps-s~0 9A~o.
Cash u,onsfu11v ohta;ned hv cants;n sA''0'1 '8
Rely and afterwards refunded sseo 60
eIillus III our casa aaceount.-------*-.' aoooV
s7ao 20
This amount borrowed from Fam11yA,d s0'S
11n Gn:e1 ~ hs1snco accn1nts '1 @A0 et7o u
o4oi ~ pA'0Aee 0N>3"AA0 S..~o.
tarlu, il, aid ct families saa0op m
Which added to the above 'and o. ~ ss.oo u
Makes in s2s5 600 90
| Leaving $4,000 of the appropriations in
| July ard September Of $250,0Q0 not used o1
, 1862-12-02
Hogs In HEtltEAukee-NoT 29.

ttfcm It-d11'a .eentlpsll
Both live and dressed hogs were lower Saturday,
Though ea1es OF ths latter indicate little, # any,
Ta.lation from the prices OF the da p-eyiou5. The
zangefor live hogs was 50 0t;3 10 for iighs to e1-
ira heavy averages, and for dressed hogs s3.518.
375 per cwt. In the afternoon IS 1GqG3 60 diyid-
ing n 2Ce lbs were the best Offers for dressed
hogs. The receipts Saturday were S59 live and ST
dressed hogs and for the Week $50 live and i3
dressed. The arrivals thus Tar this season arc:
Live hogs OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. ,267
DfEHkGQ 4QGA 05l
Total. s;
, 1862-12-02

Dressed Hogs ut Toledo.
On the aa9lh good hogs were sold at 815B4Hc.
, 1862-12-02


On the eth, 3 lot Of a,4GG bays Liverpool 1as
sold By anetion at sl3 al ~ per saca-pzirci2a}ly
E1.Sn The mstEet is dull
, 1862-12-02
CONIuON COUNCIL.

The City Phy41cian-Tlln G1HJors Plan
10 PM lfy the A1ver-Fan ftuFen ST
Bf1uEe NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Ut State ST.
Report OF t'Ye Smelling Cofntxt1te-.J
, 1862-12-02

New York Weekly Bank Statement.
b Te1exf8ph.J NEW YoRK, Dec. 1st, 1862.
The New York bank statement shows
, 1862-12-02

New coBoSER.-Dr. Schmidt, the succass-
full candidate for Coroner at the last election,
was installed into The duties of his Office yes
terday. When not ut the Court House, he
may be found at No. ISL South Clark street,
or at his residence, No. 417 Of the eamc street.
, 1862-12-02

i GENTS WAGTED-Fron $50
n 70 500 te- meath Is rsaee ard" no hu.cbus IL
c.ttutan1 the inst vounr Of ieaGss's Hstory
G1Ear EEDEt'acE, pub .t5aed IL hots Gncnsa aad
Geren tsn with sixty 1rst ctase 5:ee. e.
EravfoGa For serms g. an?!y ir1tuedtat.!s e. seed
san1ip - f B. 4 r. C. TEs1T Itl WAa1.n y.on stzee:
Cntcaco. III. Boz &i01. cttIfGlG1
, 1862-12-02

The receipts Of flour and grain are very light
cemplising during the past IS hours. only 1859
br1s -four, 2eG13 Ou wheat, 2o956 hu corn, & ,t59
bu oats, 1874 bu rye and 3.275 bu barley. The
receipts Of 1oge were 6, ,tp0 lire and T5s dressed,
and OF be.Tee 273 head.
The leading markets today were firm, especially
so after the receipt OF the dispatches from New
YorE in the afternoon, showing an advance Of |
about 8 per cent. in gold OF course depreciation
Of currency il the came as IN appreciation Of pro-
duce, and the tendency at the close was upwards.
heflcur market, however, is an exception. To-
day f1e:ghts have advanced 1oc per brl, and even
a, the advance it IL difficult to sh1p-the railroads
being over tasked. As @ 1nattcz Of course, the
market 1ued dull, and prices fell fully &c per tsl
with light Gales at s4.15 for Spring extra and
s2G2k@3 % for winter supe1s. Winter grades
were nesleeted.the sales being tri1ins at $500
@8.G0.
There Was az active speculative inquiry fer
both spring and winter gradez and the market 3D.
| yanced K6l1c per bushel-wtth sales Of No.
! Red at 96@97c; Rejected Red, 9sc; No. SPRING
| 9@a2Ec; No, 2 Spring 7S079c; and Rejected
| Spring at G6@67c. The dispatches from New York
| showed dropping market there; bnt the stocks
gre 20 light here. and there is such falling of in
the supply thst this market 1g not affected By the
East az much as usual.
Corn ia also In continued good demard, and we
note ainrthe1 advance cf 1a@1c = bu.-with sales
of Mixed at a2@ssHc, and Rejected:at 2sG2s4c-
| closing firm.
Oats were in active request and firm at 35G52GG1lc
according to location. Rye is dull and H@1c
lower-with gales Of No. in store at 4915<c, and
il bags at SC. The Barley market is also dull,
and 1t is difficult to sell unless at 3 decline.
The market for Highwincs is quiet and heavy.
To-day ve report 6ale at 3alc, but there free
sellers at TINT price, and buyers are generally or
ing only sc
The Provision market Is still neglected and
dropping. Lard is very plenty and pressing On the
market. To-day a lot Of 10a tres prime Was sold
at 7Hc, and co tres at 7Nc-which shows futshe.
depreciation OF 1t9Ec = 1b. Holders are gene
rally asking Sc, hut buyers Offer only IKE. There
is TO demand io1 other product, except English
Meats, Of which we report Gales Of 600 bxs at SIC
for Cumberland Midd1es, and &c toE Long Baneless.
| White Grease Was sold at SIC.
Tal]ow is dull at 0s5c for prime, and o@91lc for
. country.
/ Seeds are in coed demand and steady. Timothy
sells at 81 60 for good Corer, IS 80. Flax Seed
2 is sca1ce and wanted at s2H5I24o-
!. Sslt remains dull at $3.50 = brl. for Cnondsga
Cpassc and Fipe AID $2.S5 4 sack foc Ground
Alum. .-
There is n good demand for Pork Barrels at ST II
n but holders are asking 81 45.
DreEstd Hogs were aull. and prices ruled shade
| lowcr-:he ra1ge being IS 5eG1t.oo. The bulS O.
II the GALES, however, were at 1915 and s39o-di1i
> ding on 200 bs.
l. The railroads leading eastward hare advanced
their rates on flour to the seaboa1d 1oc hrl ani
n on Fourth Class Goods Sc 2 1oo lbs Bat even 4
this enhancement the accommodations are still
far fhort Of the requirements OF the public.
, 1862-12-02
Cheap Swearing
Eafto,s Chicago Tribune;

When our marufactuEers learn that each
monthly statement rendered to the Assessor,
ices W psia ont ot their own pocket, It is proba-
bic Sie tbas ss come til profanity will be indulged
in. Each osth being rated tara1le luxury, to
be paid for on the spot, as matter OF course,
everybody will be looking. for the Individual
NTH q commission from The Governor, WHO
sEear the crowd for i Jt1aee cents q mead the
Tepulsr tariff bling ssVen-fare railroad ticket.
NGW-is the time, and now the hour for the
lo~est bidder to take the lot. VITO says a
4tysi}cr ticket" and takes QUE contract with
cut Any discount to the Assessor
ECONOMY.
, 1862-12-02

Meeting of the Board OF Supervisors
Tic newly elected Bosrd Of Supervisors for
the County of Cook commenced their regular
quarterly session at the Supervisors room lu
the Court House yesterday afternoon at 2
/. F. Hr1iard, Esq, Clerk, called the Board
to order, and Supervisor Dnlton, Of Ihornton,
was made Temporary Cisirman.
Supervisors CammacR, Cornell and Rees
were appointed a Committee on Credentials,
and their report, subsequently, read, shows the
present Board 10 be composed OF the folio ring
gentlemen:
]. II. Allen. Elk Grove: 0. H A1gcr. Maine:
| Adam II. Ealger. North Chicago; \. !. EroXn.
nell, Hyde Park; H 2. Culver, asst Vest Chica-
70; A b Dolson, Thornton: Theodous -Doty.
asst. South Ckicago; George Dunlap, LeIdeq; T.
Edo1ons 5ets5soS; q " Fa5sA: E;6h 81 ~ Waya: Wa
r Gebel. 9th ward; Michael Gor1nly, New Tr1er;
| Gund. asst. North Chicago; F. Haak!n. Evans
ton; J. r. Holman. Nilesi George =; Jamee,
Bremen 5; y. Kings;ey. Darlington; John ksaa.
Ms1phy- Lake; Milton c. Niles; cIce1e; ]: 3.
Fsos.h so1sh GhIsaso: rahman FAR
81. Efe!l. 9Th Ward Joeiah Randall. eth Ward
a Rextofn. Worth; Geo. Strong. Wheeling
u. " Taylor, Sd Warn; Henry Werner, Rich
Alfred Ward. L. ons Eli Whitney, Hanover: S
S.'Whitney, nth Ward
The Board then proceeded to the election O
: permanent Chairman, which resulted In th.
choice Of DR.. Aaron Gibbs, Of the 1at Ward
by q vote of twenty three against seventeen
for james 81. Rees, Of Lake View. An ad
tournament was then taken to 10 O'Clock o,
= Wednesday morning. The members Of tn
/ Board will visit tho county poor house to
+ day,
, 1862-12-02

Please cxauiine t!is s1d all former repcrss,
together with vouchers, and see If correct.
Respectfully submitted.
L. G. TuRoop,
H. 2. CULVER,
A. 3. JOHNSON,
AARON HAVEN,
GEORGE STRONG,
Committee,
, 1862-12-02

Salee OF few heavy dressed hogs were made at
the depot this morning at IS Statesman 18th.
, 1862-12-02

acknowledgements. Several
" Carpenters caa find employment by Applying
at 60 South Wells street. at once nus4- Kit 5t
, 1862-12-02

Tie 1cgular monthly meeting Of the Mer-
cart1e association was held at their room
Last. evening, President Dogzett, in the chair.
The minutes Ct tbs last meeting were read and
, 1862-12-02
u Rent.

ITO RENT.-F,11nished House to
u let till the first Of May next, on tie West Side.
ET1hiE ter 1niartea Eslk Of the CcCTt House. Tne
house can.ans ten 1oors, ana Is ell Thexs
isaso Enrc. and good Cow, four ton oi haEa cos.
wood &c TtN be sold to THE tenant Rent. $50 per
month, ARMY at ID Etate street. Hp34I50i3f .
, 1862-12-02
CHICAGO DAILY ma1sKET.

MONDAY EVENING, Dec, I, 1867.
FEEIGITS-RallroAd rates 1Qc higher or tioar,
and &c a 1oe Ibs on Fourth Ctss. The rates now
AEe:
, 1862-12-02


Of the Board Of Supervisors.
It is well known to our readers that the
Board Of Supervisors have committee of
their body, whose duty 1t has been to distri-
butte an appropriation Of $3.50, 900 made by
the county, in bouuties to volunteers, and In
aiding the families Of those who have gone to
the war. That Committee have prepared the
report printed below, exhibiting the result Of
THEIR LAHORE, md will submit it to the Board
at their meeting On Wednesday:
To the Board Of Supervisors Of Cook County:
Ycur War Fund Committee having ia charge
the destitute families OF soldiers residing i1
said county. aud also the payment OF 6oun1ies
to volunteers, under your orders of July and
September, 1862, and, farther, the obtaining
| Of a1o1ments Tor the benefit Of soldiers fam
tnes peg leave to rtport to yeur honorable
oooS, that in the receipt and disbursement Of
have been aware of tie very grest responsf-
blhiJ resting upon them, requiring great cara
and P1ecaa1aon to prevent deception, fraud
and cons1 qnen1 loss 70 the county, in the pay
and in reference to the case Of families.
this bns been no less difficult and q mora
delicate task. The diversity OF circumstances.
Temperament, habits aud motives OF the ap
plicants, and the almost impossibility Of OBJ
| 1alnfng facts in reference thereto, have ta1ei
the patience and the iugeuu ty Of your Com
mitiee to the utmost, il order to do equn
Justice to all, and, at the same time, proicc
, as far as possible the interests Of the conn1Iy
. We may tave erred, sometimes By with
: holding, and sometimes BY giving, get In Al
:. cur acts We have endeavored TO pursue q just
i humane AID liberal course, by preventing, a
= far a. possible, both fraud and misery.
;. The obtaining a1lotments Nas another dill
i cult task. The regiments were forming an
- moi tull, and In motion most OF the time, 0
y driu OF other business. Some did not nudel
~ stand the object. Other interested parie
t wishing to have the handling Of the aoldieu
IA money, Euch as suffers and officers lntereste'
a either directly or indirectly. would discoutag
H. their men from alioiing, and place au the o.
Etacles pcEsible in our way. Still, We tbiu
our e101ts success. We hare IN all ne
, 1862-12-02

Toledo Grain marAcr-Nov- a.
Received, e,71o bu wheat. 1o. $50 bu cczn: Wheat
s1.C6 for No Red. Rye, 60c.
, 1862-12-02

Mo1e Postal Currency Demanded
Action OF the Eoard Of Trade.
Oh 'ClnDge yesterday the members Of fhe
Beard OF Trade present were called to order by
tie President g. 7. Wheeler, esq. Mr. n.
D. Houghtcling after remarking briefly on the
irconvenience and positive injury to business
resulting frcm the scsscitg Of small change,
and the delay Of government In forwarding
an adequate supply Of postal currency, offered
the sutioined preamble and resolutions
Which were unanimously adopted:
NnEIEAE, The business nren Of Chfcsro and
The NtslLwtst are put 10 great Inconvenience By
The tsts:rmc,t from circulation OF ali the silver
CON. ato the te1ay OF this Government in supply
lie Ely t1.irlel. anonut OF currency Of i email
the lrslle-,Ee:.sy rc.,dering trade and cnm-
ntrce d:rrnaent -: Change upon The tickets it,
tE.d q GeIse @ aai!osd Corporations t1adsra and
E'ent nr haIk nc:e-. And. whercas.
it appears ttAt the y. !, eishursane officer of
coed san. 60 of the new postal Currency eua, Il
1cec1hcr t141de Grate tu Empty the impressive
w6nts Of the country. being equal TO only about
tfty cents for each grown person IN this city
Easolred, By the Board Of T:ade Of the city o
Chicago TINT the yase at Which the postal eE1Tsne
Ing the speedy relief TINT the people hare : rssh
to.expsct 4nd which they now presume Is in III
power Of 1hs Eo:e!nmen; to gIa1t It..
elloy}d ct once dep:sit $3N,0tD in the hands {
the prrer officer here. for distribution amo1
the bustnsss msn o. .he ely ape @ eounsy Ts
Secretary of this Board and be placed in the heut
trics sd taat be s. 4caat Is The sam
tseether with such Information and statements
aesn propfE 10 sphaacs the oeest
IF fhe 1Tu.tedStatee,
, 1862-12-02

Ifurn1n. Of a pfs1ning Nzt1l and Sew
&sa1 Machine Shops. with their con-
1e1s1s-L.sx 1b1f1y Elaousand Doll
lHIAs

Last night our c!!3 was again visited hy
most Gisasucus conlagsation such as arc be-
con,:rg So alaf,ning!y frequent Of late.
About half past Ii o'clock s. Gre was dts
covered in one co-:ler Of the extensive PLAN
ing mill owned by ". Il, johnson, which is
LOCATED at t::31 Canal street, between Harrison
and Polk streets. Tn5 usua1 alarm was rung,
and the steamers Wcr: On the ground in the
shortest possible tine But tie building aud
ite contents were Of euch combustiD1e
msterial fist the fiames spread with fearful
raridify, and despite the vigorous efforts OF
the fre1ner, who worked like heroes, in a
Ehcri time The whole property WIS reduced to
. mass Of sGapelts5 ruins.
The bEildiEr was large Two story frame
one, snd occupied By several different parties.
It was ren1ed OF leased for various mechanl-
cal purposes, by ". Kirby, ". B. Batcham,
C. anti, n. sugg, Eewberger d Co., the Chi.
cago Broom Company, and One or TWO other
parties whose names cur reporter could not
learn. The building contained a great
1mount Of valuable machinery, which was all
propelled by one large engine, Besides the
work Of dressing lumber, which Was carried
building were engaged Ii tls imanutacture q
cash, doors, blinds, packing bozes, chill:
tlren' wagons, &c. Scarcely anything
thst was in tie building when
the FIRE broke cut was saved; and not only go.
but i considerable amount OF lumber which
lay outside, pcsr the building, was consumed
Several OF the parties operating In the build
ing had their property insured, but others ha:
Lot-
The total loss OF property By this fire mus
be at lsast ss50,OC0. It's origin was uuknown
The builcing had been deserted BY all say
one nan, WHO remain:d there as watchmaz
How efficiently he performed Lis duties, I'll
scqucl shows.
, 1862-12-02

Detroit Cattle 1Iaxket-NoV- 20.
Received, 4aa Becves, 1921 Hogs. Beef Cattle
advanced &c Q b--wfth s. 5aa8-eo FOR first qual
ity. Live Hogs were sold at SaeG@3.4n.
, 1862-12-02

WTANTED.-A good, reliable
~ Earty 10 tske tts Agsasg ioy ,s Ga!e.go rl los
Clothes W1tostI he sinRl:st and nsst sys5 nd ,;
out any adi1sting vhateEes rubber .aas traps.
springs 70 be regulated ko i9os to rust :hs clothes
Whist il good. All the aSng eyes requires t3 p1s
en- aaa take it OF the tab-compact and beautiful. We
trade anu VT have msans sufficient 70 dolt To e13i
effer good iEduSeEe1ts and the best NElaSeE ne
price S. G. H WHEELER !; CO.
Sole AEeEsa4
deeL16.e6t SO Warrington St. Boston, Mass.
| 1Yrk1IaIN T.. .x... ~
, 1862-12-02

Go 10 1m REsr-Go 70 BREAHE & ~ sATToaR
CHICAGO CoMhERcIAL COLLEGE. to Get thorough
business education.
, 1862-12-02

CoseREsstosA1. G1onE-we are taking
subscriptions for the Gzo1e, at the publishers
prices, MeNa1l5 & Co., 81 Dearborn street,
, 1862-12-02

EcoSoMr.-Howe s. Stephens family 6ye coiors
for dyeius silIz, woolen and cotton goods. shawis
ecarfs, dresses, ribbons, gloves. bonnets. hats.
featbere, hid gloves, children's clothing. aud all
kinds OF wearing apparel, with perfect last co'oss.
Sold By Smith $ Dwyer, 81 and 81 Lake street.
, 1862-12-02

YHT TANTED- for 4 family
w CO the North SIDE n7tts= out. Psiv.tef42rl3,
With few or no bosrdezs prs{cred E=iesences *.
changed. kddttss 4 'DuA!sp.' Pusz u1!ca DEsT=t
EHl3 f1o93. ECO I'M
, 1862-12-02

Has s1xteer rpoEB On third f ,or, and dnt1Erooea
ety t4t long GA4 warer aud stable or the pfe.teee
rpat Of t1r rtn7e for "a saucsson prtc:a teaat
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C0NFISCATION.

The House has done its duty handsomely
in the passage Of the bill, before referred
to in our columns, for the punishment and
intimidation Of rebels It marks an era in
the war, and is worth dozen victories in
the field, simply because without it these
victories arc costly triumpls, leaving no
permanent result. It we're, perhaps, un-
gracious to write that it is rather tardilv in
the history cf the rebellion that this lcgis-
1aion is 50 far consummatcd, that it has
passed only one branch Of Congress, but
this should be an additional reason why it
should meet with no delay in the Senate,
pcr under the hand Of the President.
On the second page Of this issue We give
place to the main features Of the bil1 and
the record Of the votes cast, which latter
will do to preserve, for with some of these
gentlemen It is last appearance. It is q
roll Of infamy to the dozen men from the
free States, elected as Republicans, who
voted against the measure. Kellogg Of
Illinois has probably the lame excuse that
he had just heard from John Wentworth
that Illinois was bound to carry the new
constitution, and the sadly deceived Kellogg
took his cue from that. Good bye, Kellogg,
and Granger Of Michigan and Horton OF
Ohio, et a., when the people get at them
In handsome contrast to these stand the
Indiana Republican delegation who, On
the very day Of the Union convention in
their State, stood squarely up for the Union
by voting to punish its enemies. Let the
people lock over the list as printed.