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Yours, with respect, JoHM Woou,
Mfior 65th Reg't Ill, Vols.
Meeting Of Sabbath School SuperIn-
fEudCUfa.

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Meeting Of Sabbath school superIn-
tcndcnts.
A meeting of the Superintendents Of the
various Sabbath Schools Of this city Was held
It the Young Mems Christian Association
Rooms last evening; Rev. L. Il. Bughee,
President Of the Chicago 8. 8. Union, in the
chair The meeting was opened BY singing
tie hymn 30, for closer walk with God"
and continuance Of The Chicago Sabbath
School Union" was presented for discussion.
after an interesting interchange Of opinions,
in which the importance Of the Union was set
forth by Messrs: G. Bentley, 7. T: Gurney, J.
y. Dean, and Rev. Messrs. Chadwick and
On motion Of T. 7. Carney committee Of
three Was appointed to draft plan for a more
| perfect organization OF the Union, and III
structed to report at the next monthly meet
| ing. Messrs. Bentley, Carter and Chadwick
| were appointed said committee.
On motion Of Mr: Garvey the following res
o1utions were adopted:
| .Resozred, That Committee Of three be appoint
ed, whose duty it ahall be to visit two OF more
| schools during each month and report in writing
at each meeting Of the Enlon+ upon matters or IL
tereet connected with such schools.
schools visited, when reports in regard to them
are to be expected
meetings Of the Union he held in locality, and
that the Executive Committee fix the place OF
Remarks we're made by Mesars. Under,
wood, Carter, Bugbee, and Bently, on the sub
iect Of holding Union Anniversary meetings.
On motion, the Executive Comnaitte were re-
uuested to arrange plan for exercises forthe
next annual meeting.
Dr., HolIister then addressed the superin-
tendents on the plan Of schools, by contrl-
button Of 81 90 and Loo, supplying any regi~
1nent they may designate, with temperance
tracts.
The meeting adjourned BY singing the dog.
| OlOgv
, 1862-12-12

"a Hogs ct $3.50, ss3.75 and SAootdlsidins On
y TALL0WNNonina Il. W at 94c for city aud &c for
FEotG:R-Rervlyed. arcs hsle-. h1arks. qast.
aM> brls unsourd Winter at $500: tJ brls choice
Spring extra 1T at s4.6a; 1oN brls choice extra at
: 9 =: o5 81 s food fhsfe St. at 31 extra
%IEAT|Rseeiyed, alS5s ba; 5aar5st a9iet
and unchanged. Sales sNl bn No Red in
o75&c: 4e] bu Recc1:d Red in sforc Ut s97<e: 400
hi o Mt ss1lc: 20U bu do 1T ss5lc; 2tSk' bu do at
Sc: $40 hn o lin Armour, Dole y Co g M at S.Es;
1T gac: 1,aN bn do ut a15c; 1.500 bu t1o yin Mrnn
s Scott: st o.: 2.5@o hu No Spring il store at
S1e; s BY RfstSd sRss IN *tSGs Mkf 4 6s more &C.
tvr and Shade better. Sales :-a,Goo hs1 Mixed
III store ut 35c: 20o0 hu do at ;;sic: $1,000 bu do
at e57&e 4Gvhn Rejected in store at 331@e; ss.s5o
Z oATsNRsccivca. q !; s.451 bn Market 7@@tc het-
ter. sales:-16,0to Iii No in store at 3sc; 1900
RYE-Rccciscd, 1861 bu. Market 1c higher.
s;cs ion bu NJ i in store at ST.; 40, bu do at
sic; 400 bu do OH track at 53c: 10 bags OIL track
BARIEY-Receeiycd. s.14s bn: Market dull
Salce:-1.5 .5sNa bu No ? in store at 'I5c-- ~
Timothy sEED-1u good dcmand. salss:-sS
o'::I GItbVER bV'ER : sEEn-5 brlz Clover Seed at $40
HlGnW1NEs- -Hcld firmly At ;s&e- Buyers Of
's! s!A:IIcc;oHo1-steady at 1n@7ac.
sALT-l,t co brls Gnortl::=u Fine at gao
! COoPERAGE-DuI sales:-,1do Lard Tierces
| at 81 SO del; Pork Barrels offered at $1.50.
BCTTER-luict. S:lcs:-50 keys prime at 15e.
| Common grades dull at 1aGl4c:
| BEANE-6 bags prime 1t s.. %.
/ DRIED FRUlT-1e4 brls Dried apples at 5sssc:
| STGARs-Markct steady and unchanged VIZ
] qnote:
| NV Or1eans-Prime to choice. .--....- -1tN@!a
| Porto Rco-Fair to choice. ..-...... .105S@111A
| ny Refintd-Powderet and
| granukltcl .....-..- .-.- -.t45s@15zt
| White coiIee, e,A.....-.l3 .l35sG113t
| Coffee, e,E.--......-.....13 g. M13L
! Extra coffee. C..-.--- -l2t<@13L
CQFFEES-Nc note decline OF IL = %. conee
ot,rnt ppon the importation Of this article iron
England. We quote Rio 500 33H-
HIDES-Sieady at the following quotations:
| uEF + Ipf- --..4l t41 =
| ufy Salteu Ia GIAi1
| ietHAuiGH- 1~3ty ~
I GrGtn tOHnlf1 =. ~ -
-S,t6 X
| Calf. M1gt
FGGs-scarcc ami in fair demand ut 15f51;c-
chlfEvha 5 doz IS: Is Sn T"rkcys ysF b 5@Sc: FL
| rie Chickens = doz $2-750l AGO.
, 1862-12-12
PORT OF CHlCAGOs

ARRIVED. Dec. II. 1SC9
Rar1, Enrthwcst, Atkins, Buffalo. 1s5 tons coal.
BarE Cream City, johnson. Buffalo, 5l5 tons
pig iron, 1,660 barrels salt.
, 1862-12-12

milwaukee Wheat Market-Dec. 10.
Received. IS, 5s7 bn. Market 35n1c higher. No.
i spring selling at 944c, and No. at S6GSGc.
, 1862-12-12

SISTER WANTEp.-Henry q. Heilig, 4 print
rr ut the Office Of the Christian Times, wants
to find lis sister Anna She is married but
tAc name Of her husband is not known.
, 1862-12-12

HeME AGA1S.-Mrs. E. 6. Bostwick having
returned from her Eastern tour will be ready
to receive pupils at her rcsidenc No. $50 Cass
strcct, on or about the 20t:, inst.
, 1862-12-12

in that disision, and, as they have ascertained
By canvassing, there will be then four Demo-
cratic to t,ro Republican wards, instead Of ose
Democratic to tro Republican, as now.
OF course the other divisions Of the city are
to be also specially provided for, SO as to pro-
ducc similar results. Having agreed upon
their programme, these gentlemen will Sub
nit il to the Democratic Legislature, where
of course il will be duly sanctioned. Bnt
s't11erc's many slip 'twixt the cup and the
1ir,' and these political artiaccrs may find to
their surprise that
..The best laid schemes Of mice and men
raft a,,1an
, 1862-12-12
FINANCIAL and COMMERCIAL.
TTkE MONEY MARKET.

THURSDAY EVENING, Dec. II. 1862.
Business continues decidedly active. and. Of
coursr bankers have all the paper offering Tor dis
count they desire. Rates arc pretty firm at 10 per
CENT, though somc Of the banks concede something
from this rac large amounts to best customers.
Trade Of all kinds never better, and seems only
limited by tic capacity Of the railroads to carry the
fright that il pressing upon them
New York exchange is plenty, but the demand is
good. The buying price is par; selling Is prcmi-
um-onc house sold round lots at lilo. The bro
kcrs. and perhaps somc Of the larger houses may
charge 4 on small lots, but the rate il above the
general MARKET
For tile day the rate on gold was 81. Towards
the close rnmors Of the fight Oh the llappahannock
were riff, and it was said that gold had gone to 81
in New York, hut later dispatches made it saa16 ~.
The market at the close. however, WAS ieycrlsh.
Old Treasury Notes were bought at 25G26.
The price Of silver was ss52l for large and 70 for
small coins.
CHICAGO AND ALTON RA11EnAp CoNrAs1.-The
following is statement Of The earnings Of this
, 1862-12-12

GOVERNMENT sToCKe.
T $40 Trea. 1o3S@1osI q s es '81regd... .99H
q s Ga 81 COUP. .104
MosEY-A shade firmer; 6 per cent for loans On
call.
Sterling Exchange dull at 144GD1s5 for merchants
and t451d IG for hankers' bills.
Gold & tEae lower; opening at a2A@sass; clos
I'M. cuiet st 32ss@32A-
, 1862-12-12
u~1tf,,nnra EeeH markeE-DcC, g.

Now York Seed udnrket--Bec. 8.
Tho demand fo1 clover eeed continues brisk at
1OAi10Lc.
, 1862-12-12
Ql)tfo9o Qrib111rt,
FRIDAY DECEMBER II, 1862.
THE CITY.

HIGH Scnoo1-.-Thc usual rhetorical cxcr-
discs ii tue High School will take place lt-dny,
continuing from till 53x o'clock.
, 1862-12-12
NIr. Hayes on Cur City Ffllallecs.
CHICAGO Dec. II, 1862.

~AAA~AN%t -~~H- AA* A3oSN
Editors Tribune:
Ny attention has been directed to the fol
loving paragraph in your paper ottay:
SHE or Clrr BcND:-Comptrcllcr Hayes sold
Yesterday .5. GOO Of tho city acycn per cent bonds
IT ni1 per cent prcn,i,n and interest to pay city
This ie the highest price evcc obtained by tue city
Tor her securities.
We arr Informed that in addition to tho s7s,000
:notll,r iss.. Of sl090oo city bonds have been
lra,l,. We shoitId be .lAt to know fos what pur-
pose the proceeds are 10 b. applied
Ton will confer 4 favor upon every prop.
eFty-lolaer OF Chicago, and every holder Of
l.er securities, if You will publish 10 injurious
rumor about the management IF the city
finances. without 1T least making all effort to
ascertain its truth.
With the exception of $4,000 sewerage
bs.nds no city bonds have yet been sold or
used for any purpose this year, except 10 pay
trations. over s22o. .0o0 o1 which was in the
Shape Of certificates drawing ten per cent. in
tcrcst-
Tie issue Of SIS, ,0o0 was made under Sec
tion Is Of the charter amendment Of 1861, to
ls,y a Part CT the floating debt, and to pay
bonds from IL GO D. for 81, 600 each, dated
January lst. ls5;, aud due iu New York on
the tirst Of next month, and bonds 3 and Il.
for $500 e.lcl, due ut 1Ae same time. Of tho
7:3,,UD Of tell year bonds authorized by the
Common Council. desire TO sell as many. not
exceeding 81. 0uo. i'll amount as may be re-
4niret to l'ay for land taken by the city for
the widening If tie river rendered necessary
Iv the building Of tho Van Buren street
bridge. The city paid last ycar:a Judgment in
favor OF u. T. Grccn. Of i4,53S.s5 for DANA
yes 10 single tena,,t caused by distractions
| ~ lis yhs1fiE" rights ut that point. The set
tic1ntm of this ila1teris absolutely necessary.
| No more IF the So, QUO will he issued, unless
r..;uircd nv The action Of the Common Conn
| ci1
/ know OF no other Issue Of s10p, 900, and
| presume none will bc made.
l will add in conclusion that the influence
Of tlc Mayor and Comptroller have been di
:eetcd increasingly to the reduction of our cx,
, 1862-12-12

Hogs at PIttsburg-Dec. 10.
There is fair demand for good hogs. end packers
are buying pretty freely Sale OF 173 head aver
agicg about 245 pounds each sl.s0 z ewt. gross.
and 1G7 head averaging $50 lbs each ut S:,S5.
Dressed Hogs selingiat from 81. 80 to S4,75 2
cwt, according TO quality.
Hogs and Provisions at louisville
Dec. 10.
We have heard Of no new transactions, and quote
nominally at 81 .a5Gl4A5 net City mess pork held
at S10.e0, without buyers. Sales OF lard at $74
MSs;c,
, 1862-12-12

HNItfmOre Seed mafKek-Uecs o.
Sales On Change were confined to 100 ba fa1E TO
seed is quoted at Sa:75D2s5 and timothy at s1.9o
m210 per bu,
, 1862-12-12

Not much doing in clover; it would bring $500
on arrival. and dealers are selling from store At
s6.a5. The demand is quite lish1. Goin1ng g cong n
mand at e. %.
, 1862-12-12

Toledo Grain NIarket-Dec. 10.
Received. G,551 bu wheat. 361O bn corn. Corn is
quoted ut dc for No. 1. Wheat. SLOT FOR Wabash
red and Il la1kGI1 Is for white.
, 1862-12-12

Philadelphia Seed Mnrket-Dec. 8.
The eeed market is active, and 5000 bushels
r,er1r ia st s64006E0 = bu. the latter forprime
Ib;ch "a sca1r; at that figure. FlaKseed is wanted
at $500 9 bushe3.
, 1862-12-12

Philadelphia Flour Mafket-Dec. g.
There is little or no export demand for Flour
and tbe market is firm hut dull at previous quota
tione. with fales Of .oel500 bbis only to note at
ST.f0 for northwestern extra family and 800 for
rhnice Penneylyauia extra.
, 1862-12-12
DAILY MARKET.

THURSDAY EVENING, Dec II. 1862.
pROVIsIOSS-Quir Salra were: 1.500 pcs
Bulk Hams, lnose, it 5Ac; 1,0M pcs Green Hams
at 4zGc; 100 bxs Short Boneless Middles At G!icI
100 It's prime steam Leaf Lard ut SIC: o. tcs ket
tic Leaf Lard at 515c; 80 tcs prime Kettle Leaf at
s5sc; 150 bxs Cumberland middies ut 5Hes 1W bzs
Long Boneless miaales ut GAc: 200 boxes Short
Middles at Galc; 100 boxes Short Boneess Ut Csc:
100 buxea do 1T csc: 100 boxes do at 6:S.
DRESSED HOGS-Received, 1.41S- Market dull
and lGc lower Sales were as follows:
, 1862-12-12

TIE E1e1S BATTERY GUss.-Thc guns for
The Elein Battery arrived from Pittsburgh
yesterday. They are 12-ponnd howitzcrs, six
in number, and terribly destructive wien
loaded with q little more grape"
, 1862-12-12

ITO RENT-With board, at 2S7
I115nofs street. good room. suitable for gentle
,nan. x feT day boarders can also accomuodated.
, 1862-12-12

Cooperage at Cincinnati.
The Price Current of the 10th quotes Pork Bar-
rele at 81 coal 10 and Lard Ticrces at 81 50I1 Co.
, 1862-12-12

At the alsnusl meeting Of the Chicago Or
rl,:n Asylum. held in the Lecture Room Of the
Second Presbyterian Church, yesterday after
noon, the following officers were elected foi
the ensuing year:
Jsrsident-Col'J. ]. ], James.
Tie pyeeidfhf-W. L. Myrick.
Secria,y-Geo. 4. Springer.
IYtdeu7ey-Mark kinbAll.
, 1862-12-12

CHRISTMAS THUS, 1uc great holiday OF the
year, for children, large and small, is rapidly
approaching. The toy shops are filling up
will the usual variety Of gifts, and already
purchases are being made by many a domestic
Santa Claus with which to ill the little stock
jngs by the mantle piece. In two weeks from
yesterday it will be here.
, 1862-12-12

a SuREwD BuTcHER.-The excise Law
lcyics a tax Of thirty cents per head on all
horned cattle slaughtered for sale. Mike Me-
Laughlin, on the North side, recently killed
znulIy Tor hornless} COW. which he declined
10 return, as she had not the necessary horns,
called for by the law
, 1862-12-12

- Country merchants vino hare ordered our
ttGinion MilIs, Ground Coffee - are hereby notified
that their orders will be filed ina few duya time
The large amount Of orders coming in upon us de-
nand this notice. We are still filing sample Or
Java 1sc. Respectfully Baker Lamb, postoflce
box 2503, office No. III Randolph street room
MOL, dec123t
, 1862-12-12

HOGs-The receipts to-day amount TO about
17.600 head Under good demand bg packers. we
prices we're well sustained. III our quotations we
Eivea wider range Of prices. which is to be at
tribnted to the fact Of thcir being large iumbcT
strafiy.
, 1862-12-12
Wn Rfltt.

TO RENT-A fine new House,
VastJakp street, beautifully situated. 'front.'"
12fan to PsTf Fent only $50 toa good tenant Ap-
NJ Al Ean west axe street. oes7ASoe7l"
, 1862-12-12

lower end of the S y inside Of the leg OF the ~"
while in the genuine they DO Fais mark is easily
seen. 4. The border round the lettering and 80"
tre crowded. while in the genuiQe the border is
open. with line of Light dot running through the
middle all The wat round. In tho counterfeit this
middle linz is alnsost invisible while in the gen-
uine it Is 50 distinct as to catch the eye at once.
New York Stock and Money Market.
By Telegraph NE" YORK., Dec. II: !s62
Second Board Government stocks better, with
, 1862-12-12

Go TO THE BEsT-Go TO BRYANT & STRATroS's
CHICAGO CoMMERcIcL COLLEGE, to get a thorough
It1-irn.s education,
, 1862-12-12

MuwAuKEE.-Thc Sentinel Of this morning
says:
There was nothing whatever new in monetary
matters yesterday. We quote, exchange on New
buying ut T. Money easy and business moderately
aetiyr.
Gold Was unchanged. The buying price was 80
ntr cent premium Silver A@6a5 Old Demand
Notes wcrc Quoted 1T 1.e4. 1t viii bc seen by our
dispatches below that gold closed AD2s lower in
New York than Oh Tuesday, 32's@sa4 being the
last quotations.
The NATIONAL DEBT.-Wc find the following
statement Of the Indebtedness Of the Nation since
it's organization in New York paper. These tig-
71res present q most instructive 1-sson. 1t will
take many years to reduce them as low az they
v,,,r Int fha thinr 1y1 s,1rr1r he dorn
, 1862-12-12

know OF no other Issue Of s100, 900, and
presume none will bc made.
l will add in conclusion that the Influence
Of tlic Mayor and Comptroller have been di-
:ectcd increasingly to the reduction of our cx-
i.vnditures. Yours, respectfully.
s. S. HATES.
, 1862-12-12
Qbstruetfng. Sfdewz1ae.

We have received Of late many complaints
relative to the condition Of olir sidewalks IN
our prominent streets. That these complaints
are called for, a walk Of 4 block or two oai
South Water or Dearborn streets will readily
show We do not ohjeet to Il reasonable
amount Of space being taken ''y merchants
and Others, for temporary occupation but
when the nuisance be..omcs general, and the
sidewalks arc llabitually used for storage rur-
l,t,sc:, it is time for pedestrians to put ii, a
wurd If remunstrance. Business men who
are located upon those streets which Of ncces,
sity are much Travelled By pedestrians, should
constantly bear III mind tie Inconvenience to
which their outstanding hoSe=, barrels, gar
base, etc, are continually stbjecting the
thousands who brush, soil, or tear their gar
l,scnts aGainst ti,cu, One Of tue very worst
}lares Of this kind i'll the city is ut Kendall :;
Bakery, Oh Dearborn street. If d fractional
Part If the eursinSs which these Instructions
produce could reach the car Of The supcrin-
tcndent If Police, tlere would be something
to 1ay'' Immediately.
We a>k Sult. Bradley to look into these
complaints, and if possible :tl;!ly remedy.
, 1862-12-12

Eo11cR.-The complimentary party given by the
vouu- men or Chictso at Lint!'s Hall, Friday
Evening. December 12th. the Invitation. Icads
error. Lenders Quadrille Band furnishes the
n,usic. which is III 10 way connected with the
Grcat Western Dand. By order Of the Managers.
, 1862-12-12

TOR SALE. Five Ten Horse
L. Power Engines In perfect running order. These
Engines were .ianufact9rcd By Wood q Auhurn. New
i,ettef of lie rlazs Also i've Corn Shelters with feed
Ing troushs. &c. complete. Apply to ! l. PAfEls.
s6S. Illinois Central Railroad Company Chicago.
ftS.~nI1-1w
, 1862-12-12
NEW YORK CATTLE MARKET.
For the Week Ending December o.
abridged from the New York Tribunc.1
BEEF CATTLE,

BEEF CATTLE,
Number reported at this market at Forty-fourth
street, 4,314-
The prices to-day are quoted as follows:
Fret quality. -. .8K@9H Ordinary .-8H@TH
Medium .-....6 ask
Some extra good beeves may be quoted at 916e.
The general average Of the market at over &c.
The most Of the sales range from &c to &c.
weights, viii be found in account Of sales Of sundry
droyes.
Total number Of beeycs received in the city this
week, $3.50.
This is 1,u54 head more than last week. and 10355
head more than the ayersge OF last year. The
average number at each Wednesday market last
year was 1896 head, while the numbcrto o-day being
4,314, shows 62s head more than the AYERS &c, and
911 head more than this day week.
, 1862-12-12

TOR SALE-Choiee Dairy Butter;
u also choice Honey and Leaf Lard, in packages to
suit families boarding houses O; the rSfa1 tade:
also fresh Eggs aud Poultry, By II. GUQOEtGH. II
Iasal1e street. Call and sce- noss-A5io-5#
TOR SALE.-A fine Span Of
i DraugAt Horses and Wagon Horsessound aud
seven and eight years old Wagon ne9rlE 1eE1has
KEfs corner CJbourne aTenue and laEFatee street,
, 1862-12-12

FAMILY KNITTING MAcH1SE.-See advertise
raeut in another column of the mostsucceesfnl ma
chine eycr invented for the support Of women and
f;lmilies Send for circular,
, 1862-12-12

w ANTED-A=ents. $40 per
7 month and all expenses paid We will pay the
above price TO honest active agents q allow ali6eE!l
Retail price. SIS We have agen1 whose commissions
average :1tN per month. Pa:tcn1ars sen: frec Send
for Circular j. q. JARVIS i CO.
nu1-Ss7-5t,l Post Office Drawer lS5Y CI!fc1w o. I'll
, 1862-12-12

eE-Cook & MCLEAN steam Dyers and Scourers,
9sDeasborn and 1s0 South Clark streets, clean and
dye ladies' and @rntlclnens clothes n thu best and
cheapest manner The oldest established housc III
the city.
, 1862-12-12

PEoE {:;:lrT3Tns KEAD'N6s.-C0nsi!lcri
4l,c i,1clrm.ncy Of t1. weathe-. Il good audi
.ycniEc, who were rclr,id by the rich clocu-
1Iona.y treat they enjoyed. The programme,
=ls r1:Islislcf7 in vest srday TRIBUNE, was one,
lie satisfactory rendit lou Of which required !
rsat'!ity Of elmurionar,y: powers which
INT few possess; yet Prof G.. proved
himself fulls, equal /, the t;.sk "0n tne
were carncstl: aI1'laudrd by the a1,-
i;,lre. In the former, his iu.itatioi, If The
feeble, husky voice Of the dying Old man, WAS
complete in t1c latter, his isnlsical ;:nd ve'l-
4ril.,eui:ll limitations Of the bcll-tonc were eS-
c,llrnt. Toc'$ Raven was also admirably
well rendered: as were, ind~ad, each Of his
selections. We trust our citizens will cr&
long have the pleasure Of again hearing Prof
tritiitla.
, 1862-12-12

h. H. AlIerton & Co., proprietors Of the Wash
ngton Drove Ynrds, Forty Fourth street. report the
, 1862-12-12

" ANTED-Ayc,tts to canvass for
W the f,rtEcomtng History Of tic tivf! War il
america tt lol:s & AnEorr an.heE q Tug Lie "f
continental Europe &c, Agents will tni tl.t=
se.lirg hueE Tegn: Naegs ArIly iar territory
to u. r. EIIIS, III south Clark street. t'ilc.lE>. III
Post Office IsoN 5E. ap!SpSsEty
, 1862-12-12

In THE RlvER.-Ycsterday morning, while
waiting the passage Of a vessel, 1t Madison
street bridge, a German had his fur cap blown
nto the river. He made no effort to recover
it, hut coolly remarked to the crowd: <'The
cap was too big foz me, OF it wouldn't go off;
hut if l get it out, the river st:nk Will be big
ger and last longer Than the cap, so won't
get it'' Sensible.
, 1862-12-12

MAS K,1LEp Dr THE CAIs--Coroner
Scbm;d; hello an inquest yesterday up.n the
asau.lrd remain. If Vim: B. Darling, al! enl-
7,loyvc on thu G. 4 c. U. Railroad While
l,::acsti in switching and sels,r:lting freight
1rai1i, nrar tnv freight DEPOT. as,out . clock
"wednesday nigh: tie engineer and others
7nis-rd Darling, :,ai receiving M Terly from
l,im WHEN called they Scra:citd illc !,remiscs
sud discovered !,inl lying IN tbs track, io:-
gi1iiy ;.:;1: :Eled ty the wheels of the engine
and r"rs which had l'a ascd over him lcagth-
wi~e. Wien found life was extinct. The
deceased was from Cohurg. Canada HeI
Railroad Company for SiN months past a:
7raE. 1in On Il fright train. Coroners vet
t,iyt il, accordance wiih ihe above faets.
, 1862-12-12

w A n TIE D-Cabinet Makers.
w Wanted at sontl, PcRd. Ind, thiEtE or forty
good Cabinet Makers. to whom constant work prom
Tay and good wages VIII be given. Apply to GIL
BERT & SAMPSON, IS Lake street, or CHAS: Z. LOW
ELI & co South Bend Ind. dc5xS31:w
, 1862-12-12

N1ARTINE'S DANCING ACAD-
1FA ENVY. corner Of Clark and Monroe streets.}
Persons wishing Instruction IN Dancing arc Invited TO
Call at THE Academy for sud hours OF neCttnE-
The latr Astres. viii hs introduced, An dsnces sss
ttr.ticly taught. lave secured the services Of tvs,
highly accomplished LApf TEACHERS. who viii ably
,sst in :.l Classes Post p1!ce address Fox l1s
dr+ a5ss:;m EDWIN MARITIME.
, 1862-12-12

- REAT WESTERN BAND.
~ OFFICE, klngsbnry FLOCK, Room No. H. Music
furnished to:1cer1s. Balls Pr1ies Parades etc
Having lately received from Paris London and Sew
Tn:k s!.ltfhid selection Of and fashionable
dancing music ard being composed Of tho best Mnst
caEs and Callers. We lr. sure of giving satisfaction
IT, Detlsrqne, conductor, Prof Wedgwool. and r
Fitzgerald. Callers dec9sxGSiul
, 1862-12-12

w EDGWOOD'S DANCING
7 ACAnEMT. L mon Hail kfn-spury b4oei. IsAu-
sv!rt street. Evenings psattice Montlsy and Sat
TX Sc s1cey ioE a4sy xnn9S It p n sees cvea1 IN
Tnesti.S and Friday CaFs will 1says ;. R.rsolph
fes til: accommodation Of guesis who :.ttcad on
Friday evenings For cards ii invft1ton please call
! fhe Hall OF at Il. u. Higgins Music store.
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, 1862-10-25

WANTED-A situation by a lady
W who understands m ktnds Of sextnx Nuit-
c1 Piano. s9e csn furnish her o~n el.sp!ng. ro1u.
Is F1sen address q, :" Toet once Hu1 SKs.
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