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w UFACrORY IN every variety and style cf csscs
those Ccle brafed Walfham Wasc hes -
genuine waliham Watch costs less 90 buy ard VII
last much longer than foreign made watches Il the ssne
quality a -
A genuine waitham watch Is durable. reiishie and
keeper We had rather warrants ham
Watch for five years than the ordinary English Swiss
Watches for year. .ns.
genuine wsthAm Watch is the best fcr railroad men,
the best for farmers IN fact the best fcr everybody IN
want Of time-kecper- We get Walthsm stchss
direct from the Manufacturer and every Watch l. war
ranted % give entire satisfaction
In sending for a GEN N Inc W - Z an an I'm W atch
you risk describe the style of and the watch
Is 20 keep time Send for lisf II prices.
Our stock o Swiss Watches and Jewelry Is very large
Composition Lepfne Watches - so 90 IS SO Co--ro-
son Hunting Cssed Watches, ss 80 90 - IS. Silver
Hunting CaSed Watches e. 80 10 sl2. Silver Pull Jew
eled Watches % 50 10 - 50.
Pure Coin and Silver Ware, Silver Plated Ware Coeks,
&c, &c. Watches Clocks and Jewelry repaired and
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Army Pay Roll.

The following statement, taken from official
sources, will show the army payroll. In the first
column will be found the nett salary per month
and in the second the total salary per month,
which includes rations, servant hire, forage, &c.
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Officers of Indiana Regiments i'm the
Field.

SIXTH REGINENT-IN KENTUCKY.
Thos. II. Crittenden. Colonel.
Hiram Prather, Lieutenant Colonel.
Augustus II. Abbott. Major.
John Earnshaw. Adjutant.
W T. Mcclellan, Regimental Quartermaster.
DR.. Sch;ssler. of Madison, Surgeon.
Samuel II. Charlton, Assistant Surgeon.
Observation-Disclosures p Baldwin, Samuel Rus
sell, VIM Davis, Hagerman Tripp, John r. B.
Charles r. Vantrees, Augustus III. Albeit, Cal
vim Campbell
SEVENTH REGINEST--IN MARYLAND.
James Gavin, Colonel
John T. Cheek, Lieut.. Colonel.
Benjamin @. Shaw. Major.
John NJ. Blair Adutant
Richard z. johnson, Quartermaster.
George W. New, Surgeon.
William Gillespie, Assistant Surgeon.
John Kiger. Chaplain.
Captains-Jessie Armstrong, Solomon Water
man, Scott Miller, Merit @. Welsh. Ira g. Grover.
Samuel Lambertson. Wilson G. Lemert, Samuel
j. Banta, John II. Ferry, Will @. Bauta.
EIGHTH REGIMEST-IS MISSOURI.
VIM. +. Benton, Colonel.
David Skunk, Lieutenant Colonel.
Charles s. Parrish, Major.
Charles o. Howard, Adjutant.
Nathan Branson, Quartermaster.
James Ford, Surgeon.
George W Bruce, Assistant Surgeon
Captstins-Frederick 5. Wysong, Thomas j
Brady, Joseph NJ. Thompson, Oliver Z. Carey,
Wm. X. Walls, Alexander j. kenney, George
w. H. Riley, John r. Polk, Hiram 4. Wander
venter Frederick Tykle.
NINTH RRGIMENT-IN MARYLAND.
Gideon C. Moody, Colonel.
Vim. III. Blake, Lieutenant Colonel.
John B. Milroy, Major.
Thomas j. Patten. Adjutant.
James j. Drum, Quartermaster.
Mason G. Sherman, Surgeon.
John H. Blackstone, Assistant Surgeon.
Safety Layton, Chaplain.
Captains Thomas Madden, William Copp,
Douglas G. Risley. Amasa johnson, Leonidas A.
Cole, George II. Carter, Joshua Heaiey, Isaac
G. p. Suman, James Houghton, William p. Las
selle.
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MACHlNlSTS.
BL.fCkS.NITEs SHOP

~ n ~ Na ~ a n ne
, 1862-12-09
ssStOTc I4ss S34ernla1l's Committee on
the City Charter.

The Mayor presented q communication to
the Common Council ;.t tha air last meeting,
rtcommcl'sllng the appointment OF
cen.mil1ec for the Ieviseing and
City Charter On motion Of Aid. Tits
worth lRcp.} the recommendation WAS con-
Cured III, and tho Mayor was authorized to
appoint the Commi11ee, to consist Of lone
Alderman from each Ward, together with the
Mayor and Comptroller"
Nr Sherman has selected the Committee
provided for i'll the resolution, he has appoint
ID four Republicans and sir DemocratS which,
with himself and 1he Comptroller, gives eight
Democratic members. - In doing this he has
violated all rules ofdecency, and ignored all
laws which govern parliamentary bndies. It
may 1'e. and probably is the case, that he is
not familiar with either parliamentary
etiquette, or with what constitutes a
proper regard for decency, and there
fore shnr!l not perhaps be too severely
Judged for his course, but that any man who
has. even 1,y accident. sat in the executive
chair Of this great city, should SO fir prosti-
t,ttc himself to party leaders, and partisan
preG:sic1ioEs. is: Disgrace aud Il shame to
every resident.
Tic names IF the Committee are as follows:
| .Atr.l3ituus- Edwards, Holden, Brown and
Harvey 4. Umocrafs-Shimp, Hahn, Bara-
| gwana1h, Woodman, Shufsldt, Comisky and
| thc Mayer and Comptroller, 8.
The lnation for their appointment was
| made, as We h:lvc stated. by Aid l1ttsW0rtl,
and seconded by AID. Hoyt. Both Of these
| gentlemen have given the subject, which is to
| c.nc before the Committee, 81 thorough ex-
aln1na1ion, aud were well prepared to act
! faithfully and adyisetily.
| Mayor Sherman, tr,nlpl1ng under foot usage
and custom, stepped over both Of these Al
tacrmcn and appointed others in their stead.
1fc has, in :: Council VI hich stands eight Re-
rubI;cars IL eight Democrats, (thcre bring
| two vacancies from each party, raised Il COM
| lnittre t~o-thirds Democratic, and this, TOO.
for the purpose Of amending the charter of
Il. ci:y eIiintn1ly Republican, aud which, by
I nytr Geo majority only Il month ago, Elid the
| Mayor himself on the shelf. As We hare i'll
dic:,1td. we do moi think that Mr.. Sherman
realizes the full euormity Of the outrage he
| Las committed HI has been made the tool
uf u11scrupulous and dishonest men, who
have 10 o1hcr object in view than the aggran
dsc,n3n1 Of their party, and the advancement
IF their own knayish designs.
But VIC forbcar4 The subject should moi
have commanded the space in our column:
which We hare given to it, did re not fee
that 11,e interest Of every man. woman, an6
child in tie city has been icopardized By tht
gross aud incNcusable outrige which ha:
been committed by the Mayor. IT, after this
t*Hosc inn il moi forever s'Sto7e ip,' the1
the citizens Of Chicago arc not what NC TAXI
| them 10 Ec.
, 1862-12-09

TALIOW-Quiet and nominal at 9c for city. and
s1&GSeSc for county.
FLOUR-Receivcd. ats brla. Market quiet
and unchanged. Sales: 100 brls @'Cushnlan' Flour
Ace red winter at $515; 100 brls red wintcrcztra
at $4o0: 739 brls good spring extras at $3.50: 100
brls '.I,1ick City at $3.50; 200 brls ''Pfenninss
Ut 81 30; 20 bf1s spring extra at SiSs; 200 hH1s
..Goodwin's Imperial at $4.S5; 66 brls spring gu
per at s.. rs 100 bf1s Rockford City at $3.50
BCCKWuEAT FLOrR-a,o00 lbs on track at
$500 q 100 fbs-Eack5 returned.
CORN aIEAI-3H tons coarse Meal st $t2.50
del: 35x tons DO ut S13:0o del.
WHEAT-Received. sl.a56 bn- Market firm
Sales: 1,O00 bu No 2 Red Winter in store at Bic;
400 bn Rejected Red in store at SIC; a-5oo bn Mol
Spring in store at 9oc: 1000 bu do at 91c; 10o bu
do st SIC: 65G0 bu do lin Mum d Scott q at sse:
aQoo bu No Spring in etorc at soc, 1850 bu do at
SOxc: 1000 bu do ut Sic; 400 bu Rejected Spring
in store at Csc: t0oo bu do at SIC; $500 bu do at
66e. ..-..
CORN-Receiycd, s0s9T bu. Market 58@1e
higher, Sales: 5000 bu Mixed Corn in store at
sc: 5000 bu do ut s4aSc; 900 bu Rejected Corn
il store at aoc, 500 bu Condemned Corn on track
at Soc.
OATSReeeiyed, 11.s55 bu. Demand very &C.
tire and market N@1c better. Sa'es: 1900 bu No
in store at SC; 10000 bu do at aSEc; f1,090 bu
do at SIC; 5000 bu do at 571Sc; 500 bu Rejected
Oats in store at sSAc.
RYE-Rcceiyed. $50 bu. Market quiet. Sales:
200 bu No in etore at soc.
BARLEY-Received, 1881 bu- Market steady
and quiet Sales: 500 bu good at s7kc Oh track;
| 400 bu inferior at Soc On track.
| TIMOTHY SEED-In fair demand and steady
Sales were: 70 bags good but dirty at Cd; IS bu
| good at $1.6'x. .-....
, 1862-12-09
Hogs at Burlington, Iowa.

IFrom the Burlington Gazette. Dec. 81
The weather during the week has been al that
could be desired by pork men. and ~c hive to note
IN active trade. On Monday the Burlington and
provide ior their increased business. Receipts by
this route eince our last renort 500; previously
53.s1a; total to date 4319. The near by hogs,
those that are Usually driven in. have not yet gegun
to move Prices here are without material cnanee
and quote ac@3.50 as about the range for net
weight. A sale WIS made early in The week Of 100
ticrces OF prime kettle rendered lard at 75e ac
count Of i party in Providence. R. l., to b. held
here until tile opening OF navigation.
Recent transactions that have come under our
notice would indicate that purchasers have an eya
10 Il tiown river market in the spring. which dEo,
crs would do well to make note oi before shipping
to Chicago.
, 1862-12-09

w A n 7 Il D Persons requiring
' help to call ut the Emigcant :H,l Employment
0liicc, 19 clark street Methodist Fpiseopal Church
eity d eo!.ntrx orsieE: foH: the e2n:t'y pEoyt!y
HAMPTON. Persons wifi good rctr. a"c"s wanting
resrrctate situations may tii such At t',is Office.
, 1862-12-09

H8TIeys
IErnm f1G Dntnnit Ere Rrfha rtt ]

During the past season there has been compe-
titIon among buyers Of barley which has produced
s result IN the market here an imitation in prices
totally nnwar1anted, and entirely ont ofproportion
tootiicr grains. The competition has been kept up
pcrsstchtly fora 1ong time, until recently, when
ae natural consequence there has been remark
able decline: Lots that two weeks M ago . ,ve4ld eel
at $aGQ, while for ordinary lots no more th8n 81 Is
would be paid. Tor superior qnality small lots
might be sold st az high as 90 bat the figures We
The act is pretty evident that there is more barley
in the country thsn dealers believed and
henceall the buyers have large stock on hand,
which theyare anxious to dispose Of and Of course
arc not disposed atpresent to augment theirs stock
, 1862-12-09
DAILY MARKET.

MoSDA1 EVENING, Dec s, 1862.
TROvISIOES-Market firm. Sales were: 200
brls Beef Hams at S1sa5: 100 bxs Short Bone
less Middles at 6sslc: 6,000 pcs Dry Sailed shoul
dcrs at So 6a119 packed: 5000 TBS sweet picked
Hams loose. at $40: 5000 pcs do at &c; 10000
Ms Dry Suited Hams at sic loose; 100 pcs Green
Hams at &c; a,5oO pcs Green Shoulders at Sc :
800 tres prime kettle-rcndcred Lard at SIC; 400
tres prime steam 1T s1Hc; 100 tres No. 1 Lard at
s11sc: IS tres do at Sc.
DRESSED HOGs-Reeeived. 1869. Market ad~
vanced fully &c on heavy hogs Sales:
70 Hogs averaging eAs he, $3.50. nearly all over
.IM lbs.
, 1862-12-09

CHICAGO CH1rALRy-Thc Milwaukee Sn-
7i,sH has the following int utyrcsting item which
exhibits very clearly the fact that The :. foul
killer" has lcfi part If his duty unfulilled: !:
We learn that two military men. Captains.
ono from Chira:c, and the other belonging to
one Of the regiments stationed here, had 4
difficulty On The Mississippi cars on Saturday.
The result vas that ollc fit himself insultcd.
made 8 point If honor Of it. and sent 4 clel-
lengc to the other. Tie parties have not met
YET and We therefore take the liberty to throw
out :, few hints. Wercspcc;fuliy suggest that
the deadly weapons be two squirt guns and
two wash tubs filled With soap-s''ds; place OF
meeting in front Of the N.whall House; dis.
lance ten PAGES; time, after the parties have
established fighting reputation down in the
Land Of Dixie We make The latter s,sgSes
lion ou1 Of pure respect for their clean blut
clothes aud brass buttons. After they have
seen service, Il little soap and water might b.
of some service to their soiled coats and pan
taloons.
, 1862-12-09

yEtt1 10 wv. INV. -
Flour
Oats. Rye rcdaced
Flourss Whsat, = M t., = Corn; /, EaIasS. EaIas to wlieat.
Toledo. Il II a1,1.160 .N2 ID. on 2os s8
Milwaukee iSS:a Il tg6 a1a 2t5G6 551&5 16 45. ts3
Detroit. 4s5,Sta 3e2i. .240 7SaH 212l69 4D0!DS
, 1862-12-09
The New Ordinance on Nsa1.
tsE1nEGS.

IT will be recollected that committee Of
1he Common Council, at the last regular
meeting Of that body, reported an ordinance
providing for the proper control, by the city,
Of the various slaughter houses, packing
Branch Of the river, and infusing daily, Hoods
Of filth into its waters. The Ordinance was
laid orcr and ord4red published,
The grryc importance whicll is attached to
this measure, and the vital interest which
every citizen has in its speedy passage, can be
seen at glance- Indeed, so urgent was the
demand upon members Of the Board for esrly
end decided action, that a special meeting
- was called for last evening, with tue III
tention to thcn have it brought up
and passed by the Council WHIST
then must have been the surprise o1
the gentlemen wlio hare deeply interested
themselves III the matter, and rs a philan.
!lropic more entirely, have expended 4 nun
her of days IN visiting these slaughter houses
n 4ai1,ipg a fheEr condition, When they wers % n
1aa: through tLc casting 7ote If Mayor sier
, 1862-12-09

man: was, last spring, elected city printer, had
4tJ'fsed to publish the ordinance II conld not
Therefore c11iie Up ffoF action, as the order Of
the Council had not been complied with.
The reason assigned by Story for his mean and
contemplate course in this matter is that
ing, and he will publish what he chooses to-"
And yet this same man Story is the file leader
oftl,e Sherman administration, aud tie Mayor
d. .Jtcto. What arc we coming tos
, 1862-12-09

The log market was in favor Of buyers. Large
arrivals are looked tor. Missouri farmers are rusff
i,g in their hogs and from present indications we
sha1l have short and active season. The Pacific
Railroad wiu have a large business for the nrxt
few weeks i'll bringing hogs 10 this market. Hogs
about 200 ut s40O@1.25. dividing on 200: 500 1T
$3.50. to average a0 pounds, and i few smaller lots
within the above range Of quotations. Baron
loose and packed. Sales reported to-day, 600 lbs
loose at 556c. Pork and Lard--Nothing doing il
either ;ll:d nrices arc nominal
, 1862-12-09

Col. BALDWIN rS.ER ARREsT-f is re-
,orled liza. SERIOUS ell;arges have bern made
out and sen: to head quarters against Col S.
b. B;:awin> Of the 9Th Illinois regitnent.
formerly ii Chicago, :ecueing him Of unoffi-
eerliEc conduct II For. Dtnelson, Shiloh and
Carirt!:, and that lie has been ordered under
arrest. and a es,lrt martial will be summoned
iutry him. q. II NM Il. CnTiMh, and the
rcc7E,e,,s is aud>r command Of L:eut- Col.
Fred. uur]!,ut Gel Baldwin was some tln.e
ag,, appointed by The President TO j Brlsadier
{;cn.r.,f-hi1t
, 1862-12-09

The receipts OF hogs were 7,0oo head. There
was an active demand. and droTers were cncour-
it, aud the sales were at Fridays figures which
were firmly maintained. 81 a5e4 60 being the range
for light and heavy; The Weather was sery cold
night Prime lard sold at SIC, but tho market,
under the adfiecs from New York. lost buo7ancy:
Nothing done in mess pork city il held ut 81. 90
on the market. Green meats were in fair demand
at &C for shoulders: 5@55@e for Sides aud 5155lsc
for hams. Nothing done in bacon.
, 1862-12-09

PROBLEMS OF DE:rtSY.-Dr. Tiffany gives
the 1irst lecture # tie course, s'n The Prob
l,1ns ri Destiny, this evening, 1t brvan Hall.
Tit Suhject If this lecture will be '' The Re
bciliun :nd lis Iss.e=-1l1e Problem If Amer
lean freedom: Ii is scarcely necessary for us
which Ill: distinguished lecturer has Ecrvtu-
fa,c received. :.nsl wc shall only say that the
opportunity THIS afftrdcd for hearings grave
and ;mrnri;.1lt suffice. discussed in IN inter
csting ::ld Instructive in'ullcr should not be
lost;
, 1862-12-09

including packages. speculators and large hold
| ers arepressiug sales at 70D75e without buyers.
| POTATOESLQuiet at 7OD75c for choice, and
| 509t5c for inferior.
EGGS-In fair demand at 16D17c for fresh.
PoULTRY-Chickens 2 doz $t.25; Turkeys =
b E16c; Prairie Chickens . doz s.. 2.75@23.O0.
, 1862-12-09

Clover seed has been i'll moderate request for
shipment. but prime. samples. which hayc rome
forward very Epari.g1E, have commanded higher
prices F1az seed continues scarce and nccts
with ready sales for cru; hing Timothy has bsen
dull and neglected. W anots M H new " @ clover e. at
thy ut S1.actG 200 T bu-
, 1862-12-09
COM R4l
MONDAY EVENING. Dec. s, 1852.
Total . 444l:s354 1ooe9s 1870

Total 4I:355410089e 1870 9219 1863 475 |
The Provision Market today was very quiet: but
owing to the light receipts and the upward tell
dcnc5 in 1,ogE. it ruled firm for nearly all kinds OF
product-though the transactions were light. |
Mess Pork is stil neglected. but holders are not
pressing their stocks on tie market. Mess Becfis
dnll, and we quote it entirely nominal-thc only
transaction in Beef Product being lot Of 100 brls
Beef Hams at s1255. Lard is in active request and
61m with ea!cs Of 500 Tres at s4c for prime s,can
and kettle, and s@S15c for MOI Lard. At the close
holders were firm ut sac for kettle English
Meats were in active request aud we note sale
Of leo bxs Short Clear Middles at 67lc. Picked
Ha1ne were gold ut s5.4eG6.O0 loose Bulk Meats
arc III better request and 1rmer with sales of Hams
at 5ascloosc. and Shoulders at 3ssc packcl-1 900
lbs Of the former and COO prs Of the latter having
changed hands. Green Meats arcin active demand
ut Sc for Shoulders and 47Sc for Hams-lt which
figures about $500 pcs were sold today.
The receipts Of Beef Cattle were light and the
| market ruled quiet. We cofe saes Of about 150
head at range Of aa5Qgs. 20 for fair togoo1 pack
| ing grades.
Tlereceipts Of live aud dressed hogs were libe-
| ral-1O ass heads. Under good demand by pack
ers there vas active market for Live and anda1
desirable lots were promptly taken-there being
| very few left over unsold. The transactions foot
up some 7.5o0 at range OF S390G3,G0 for light to
heavy averages.
Dressed Hogs were fully SC hishcr-with saics at
| $4,000 42O-he bulk Of the transactions being at
$3.50 aud $4.10 dividing on 200 lbs. At the close,
| however, there were buyers at $3.50 aud St1219.
Flour was quiet and 1inchargetl-With sales Of
sptins extras at S455GI4s, and red winter extras
At S4aeG5.15-
Wheat was considerably f1rlncr than on Saturday
last. with sales Of No Eed at SIC: No Spring
GoGa3c; No aspiring. sOG1s1c: and Rejected Spring
at 6G@GSc--the market closing firm.
Corn advanced 1G1c z bs1-with sales Of Mixed
Corn iii store at 31}GG, GG,;;55c, and Rejected st 5Gc.
Oats were in bettcrrequest. and We note all nd.
vance OF z511c = bushel-with liberal sales Of No
at sGS1331s7sc, closing bnoyant1y. Rye was quiet
at S0c Barley was sold at 60ls71sc for inferior to
good
Seeds we're quiet. with light salea Of Timothy al
81 .6o0ld.G1771, and Clover at 5.35. Flax Seed is
scarce and firm. Hivhwines were steady at Sc.
baltimore provision Markets
Il 50 Tle 17net icdn says The market i'll the carls
mart Of last week opened quiet. but towards tl,t
| close Il fair inquiry sprung up 10 meet gorornmen
contracts Of Bacon and Bamdled meat. Card ant
, Cutmeats were quiet. the light stock and hisl
| prices preventing shippers filling orders. Th
4 sales on government account include 100000 D.
G sidee at at $7.1cG07!3-tac latter figure for thos
T. III wrappers: 50gGO d shoulders at SG.4o. Pork
l.. held at 1a 80 for Mrss. with sales OF 900 lbs
0 StS25 Lard Is iu moderate Inquiry with sales q
= 50 brls city al 10c.
, 1862-12-09
HERR1NG'S SAFES IN MICHI.
III GAN.
From the Fire at Buchanan.

BUuHaTAK Mich Nov. :. 1SG
McesRs HERRING & CO., 10 State street. CAicago:
sESTs: Our Store which was three-stOSy and base
ment lick building Ess totally destroyed By the re-
cent large fire which consumed most Of tic business
portion 81 our town On the s!st Of October tast We
had two your FIRE PRooF SAFES In use, which vera
subjected Is q intense heat for TWENTY HoURs One
q perfect a. before tle tls ts esleE IS hays had
GHA1F1oS SAFES, The heat vas 50 greas aIgand 13
melted on yet the books and papers perfect
before the fire. We are now using the books and
napers WHICH both Safes contained The binding Of
some Of them arc little drawn by tic steam from
Hrc.prQof Il1iEg, which Is the only indication tlat
they Lave passsa through ire We aase alEszs , Rad
test as oycd to rs that they all claim per-
feet protection for BonER, Papers, &c, from fre.
~ R0sS' AIExANDEB / co.
HERRINGs PATENT CHAMPION FEs-The
hest protection from fire now known.
nEIRING'S NEW PATENT CEA3lF1OE BURG
LAR PROOF SAFES. with HERRING and FI0YDs
! PATEkT.. CRYSTAtIzED IEnN-rhc only sat
Which will resist the burglars 1r1l1.
| HERRIKG'S PATENT FIRE AND BURGLAR
| SAFES COMBINED.--One safe within the other.
/ - HERRING T. CO.,
ccsTfaM % State street.
, 1862-12-09
EOfH.
Prop Potomac, Gebhard, Milwaukee.
Bark Nucleus, Webster, Milwaukee.

We learn from the Peoria transcript that ice is
fast aecumu1ating in the river above and below
that place, and should this present cold snap cou-
tinuc, there is every prospect Of an carly close Of
navigation. Already considerable uncertainty is
experienced regarding the regular arrivals aud de-
parturcs.