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, 1862-11-23

The PHILHARMONIC Society OF this city iu-
ausurates Its third gear by grand open.ne
concert On Tutetay evening next The rapid
: sale OF tickets has fully proved these concerts
70 tc as high in popular favor as ever before,
ND il is gratifying TO- see that their merit is
So 1uliy appreciated. The number Of orcnes-
srsl performers beipg greater than in former
stAse, several persons of aeluo h1cdged musi-
ta'ei4ts. having been added, the prospect for =
series Of superior concerts Ia very eucourag-
i1g. The programme 1o1 Tuesday night cen
taine:
l. Ms1eh in the form Of an overture, tott-
pee<d for tie - Inauguration " the
: Grat ENhihitlou of 1aC3,'' Auhar
= fonr Ia1t cong for male vosee4-~Sereu-
3. Vtel}1 aal0-"Fantae:c Cnp.ice ,Visuxtc;ns
M II. DeEic1qur
i. G:ard AEia-"o q ruago saol.S' "Husue-
Miss JulIa EEeworth.
). Ersnd Symphony In u tizt major,
II. Lo.ghetto~ {Ronsuce.,
IN F1natc-Ajies1o xutmatp a rra,tnzn
D. sSEono feAtss-a. On themes f:au Ihs
{. SGnS-.' y ye tfara- ...sttt'
Mtss JuliA Ellsworth.
s. Orrxtu1e-. Der Fte1ecnutx. W-eher.
, 1862-11-23
Allegheny Live Stock Murket-
E0F. 80.
ba ~hnt f,r n.af f1n+%t, u.x.x LIT

sslos at tl.Gsbs S. With regard TO Hogs tue
]'tttehursh Commercial! x posre ~ follows:
This Class If stock esiU Continues 10 arrive oatts
freely There hs- bren ,E9 II r1Arket dEslns tho
w.tS: ard at1It u, SOLD 81 p.;res ra1tsn: from
wta'aer hax tendency 70 checs :.r t.a.: In -t11e
n.tssu5t.. EEtkc1s hsvt been II 1tc ,na.krs, but
hrnets cnsyiu The email tSay. Nhes thu westler
"uS, we thtnk that less ncge viii be- inund j9.ng
IN The mud, II many lots a.s Obliged TO do i;
rYtttIt. "
, 1862-11-23

Pittsburgh OH NIaFket-foy. 40.
Tht:e is Dp falling til III the demand fur refined
Gil and psicts lime to sa,aac.. In the alb
renee Of saee VIC Gnnte q. 75c In bond and - lG0c
free. The market ttr crude oil continues yery
firm. tnt! al advance ii s. per gallon has trt1 e.
"er. asking 33Et35c
, 1862-11-23

In New Yosk on tha 10Th. cargo Of $50 tons Liv-
pool Fine was sold at 41a GO per ton, and $50 tons
IL bulk At $1lto. Turks Island Hss In demand at
1t a3e per bu-hoiders asking Csc.
At st. Louie On the 23th, sack ealt uas sold 4100
ard barrel rAIt At &is0h3 95.
, 1862-11-23

NtIxya0kee Wheat Marke&-Nov, 20.
Received, 36,s5a bu: shipped. X, go bu- No.
wna sold 1T &c. and No = 1T 3iStS.c. Frsights
were lGc 10 Buffalo.
, 1862-11-23

II ERR1NG;S SAFES IN MICH1-
IL GAN.
FR0n gEEE FIRE AT RUcFx4Exy.

--.. I:T.ENANAs. Mch- Nor. 1sh 1ss;2
M49sEs. HEFRf5G Il Co. II State Etrse.. Chicago.
ERSTs:-our StoEr. which WIS threettrrs and
as1';ht 'sE AHG!Hs. w7s t1tat!y destroyed ST. tue
recent large fire WHICH consumed u,.t tie lnsn
7ats1cn Of our towr tfe at ticsop.r last We
la1 two Of youe FiEErxooF SAFES ID usa @hich yafc
.uhiet sen % AZ te:t:rer beat for TEESfy HOGEs
One VI then hare ha et .ht aud it, d cterts
aEs 3. perfect - eeto:s D.. lEe rs S:ssr ass.
GiIAagInN sly ~ SAFES Ths hiss wa - gsrss efoaai
tl5 sale tnat twI cE ;!l- wte-ts n:a usrtt.Ily
r7cted OIL set lie 9o4Es . rap.rs a-s s5 rsrf*ct n.
htaoIe TIC Ire. We nre so~ lstax tht 131ks and
f-pe-5 hcs beth GAts coata:Ec1 Tie hf;tIInc. n
etae Of them 1!rt- sAwn II tic sssA.r s-ou Ill
nrenrcof HttlG WHICH s only ttd.cttl,,n TIM
", Lsst. gas e. :s5sn:h Ers y. hare s7y= lid
-, Gss ross. g g Z st s,=y asr III ua caln, psr.
h,ss. aLkxaSpEt: l. CO,
HFTE1SC's FATEST CHAMPION sArEs-raa
l. u l.@nA- Et5on from nro Eo~ EEaxn
itEitEtAGS NEN TayEE + CIfaMp!ay .,s.1,r.
nSsEit;soESAEEs: vita ttE:islil:st7 l>tsn FLUTDS
FAIEST FatIE Il, GsYs1at1zED S,t e, l3SIhs oT SAD
4Et:Eln Z t nE.S PAfEST FIRE AND rr-EGs. 81;
S.At Ii &taIBISE Et'.-ftnf SITE within khe 1ter
tRE7eakkft. k Ett
9Ss: vTsi NJ u State II -ret
, 1862-11-23
Cincinnati Hog an<f Provision Mar
MIL
The Ga@ttte Of Sesterd.J reviews The market as


The weather having become favorable for pork
packing, business in the line Of Killing wss iulta
active to-day. The number slaughtered during
the laet tWenlTfouT huure falls but lttia short Gf
!t0 beaa. The recttrts to-day were a,G11 hca.,
nEd The humber In Itna thto evening IL ebuat
iatu The mari ket continues dull. ra1k:rs tasu
ad!scor!:atug view Of matters. atd bay bpaztngiy
atze At h a5sSt 50. This /. tie range Of p,iees.
but the market il decidedly dull. Ate41 pork (o1dj
WEE irqul1ed for aad ci-y brands were taken fsea-
New mess sold 10 New York ,o-day st {is25eb
IS 81. Re noticed moderate 6en1aat for eresu
ats Al 3Ase for ehoEldets nud sh1b5xc aoy hams.
We old not htsK Of a sale of bacon. Lasd was
l.ull at SIC for prime tlesce
, 1862-11-23

T Or. James, formerly of James Lock Hos
pttal, 81 CnstnDhouse street. New Oslcacs, L.,
established in 1850 ii now permanently located Ut
Sc Randolph etreet, betwecn State and Dearborn
stsee1e. Chicago. Ill
d.. Jatnes comes here with The Etrooccst recon-
ntllat.ons from the medical faculty and the A.
most cnii1e preee of the SLath. and lie has been
psacticirg snediciIe tlcro long enough TO he
hnoEE. Those suffering from any dieeasg, be 1t
acute, 1ceect OF ehroc.c; diseases OF the blood,
skin, organic weakness. impotence. .h1u'a hare
re heai:anrt in applying to d. Jance and seceiye
ttst consolation a1il hepo Ee II 20 we'll enabled to
give.
9te fu'1owiog editorial. f:on tho pen Of i. o.
Nixon, Etq. editor and proprietor Of The Scw Or
:caus Crescent, Is but enc uf p1.aJ testimonials
Dr.. 3arses cones here erdos,ed with:
"pE, JAsgs.-Tac Success o{ thia gentleman Ii
the brA1eh of business 10 mich ht has for 50
:nsay yea.s e5cns,rey oeyoted hlmseif IL alt tlat
any follower OF sc1enca could ever hope or desire
to obtain There Ii mech sp1er1us Ia tie world
thst Is Ecedleae because :h1 sufferers never take
Tie trouble 10 Cad VINO The :aen to apply to OF
10 rely upon- II Is zuoEgh to say that no one ia.
ever get called upon Dr.. James without b;ets:ns
The lucky chance which sent hin to that gentle
man
These who hare been unsnecessr.l1y treated by
others-wAo have teen dragged with mercury.
ludide po.Ass, Arsenic. Se.-ehoald try Dr. Ianez,
| WHO eau b. foIat S. Ra1duI2a s,teet. Open On
/! Sunday In the forenoon oily.
| Go n TEE GE5T-io TO E1.TASr s. STATION
| CH;cAuo COMMERCIAL Eou-E.B. to ges thorough
! business education.
! r Cock d AtfAi1- sStl1 DYerx a11 s.orraTa u
| Dearborn aud IN T. Ctaft stseet. clean and dya
jadIes ead Kendtnen+ clothes In best cheap
4a1 tit o.a-1 aatAe1saEd house In Ii. s5tr
, 1862-11-23

COMPLIMENT 70 a Cn1cAeo AR11EL-We
fii'a In the Boston I5st The folio ssng notice Of
veil known young artist Of this city. 1t is
= Etli msgitud compliment to Nj, Stab AID
highly c1taiiabls to the Place of LA resi-.
dcEce- =
*'We 1iayc received from friend OF TIC nu-
thor Two pieces Of excellent music, arranged
fer 11e riano. BY Louis staab, Of Chir.pa.
which art spoken Q. in the i,ighsst ln.uusr,
hy nusdcs! ptople, IS being e1ccetiagiy bril-.
lAnt, snd eTt' elDg III taeh arrangement aud
composition high ordef Of musical talent
Easa:aiAie Dc Eo,.aesf, arranged from tho pe3a.
1t cpera Ct that na1rc, and ttEyer ct ThtE.t'
transcription. Mr. Slash Is ) youus agtist
Of much premise, hush IS pianist and compo.
ser, md ranks kirh the bast, in his profession,
In this c.unsTy.''
, 1862-11-23
Seeds In phiIaoe1p1llR.- Ia.

Tufra ia j coed delnau f.,f clascr sa.!, End
sf..n. SEQ ba ae'd q. 81 1s'..dssss7z. 1ae!ad,Es
T. bI at pr1ets ket rE1ya1e. urd As d cautce at
g. + bu F.a3etls Il etssd; ut - ,3j. rnd
Ma4 seed in teGneet Ut e It.:12 Is !. hs
, 1862-11-23
Gb6|..' :: Eri!:h!!|:ul:t,|tieI;. ii: Il! j Il
:, = G.-s-r /. n: =: :,
SUNDAY: NOVEMBER %, 1868

0V4 0tlNu4Nt
SUNDAY. NOVEMBER %. 1868 |
THE CITY. !
TEE A1AnA BEl~-3hse1 Engineer Harris !
states That 1he new bell Is On its way from |
1xoy. and Tint 1t vii probably arrive and b. in
Place th1s week.
To TIM RREss-The attention Of those III |
1ercsted, l. called to the advertisement iof |
*sJ. J. - in another column. The ad1c7-
tssz y highly recommended tor the position
he xeeeH, |
1b-HE LADlEs.-Mrs. L. 4. Lee viii oper
choice styles OF millinery at he1 rooms, 142 |
1she street. {up stairs on Tuesday. Nov. |
2ssh- to which Sue invites the sttsnlion Of all
1cr friends and patrnne-
GE. WHITE At CANr DoUGLAa-To arc
Informed tasat Gen. Julius Naise visited Camp
Douglas on Saturday aah was heartily well
coined 5y iAe Cheers and men now there
The Central responded in an appropriate
nsa.ner.
Ecx ResE Hua.-P.zales desiring to visit
Roee ELL will be interested by the announce
1nent III etuthcr eGlumn Of q Erecial train
''o.A 49, 49,. 49, A4'
fs ASs '''3A e1'>>'14 ''N''a W '''e f'e'eo'
-
EE~ Book BY W1S1nRoF.-The "Canos
and saddlc,'' bE Taeo. Winthrop; "Poet's
Journal by Bayant Taylor, a new book, and
aten eHpea} ~ "ese- n@s4auu Me81an
aa''ns "'s 4aAe a1asAs :. Aa'1 = eeenss
S''3'non e1'eet 1'ntl eu'''to A''ue7 1@4ee.
d,J1so,s Sr. 4Snxr7s, sor,z7x-n,r
-ttr,ders ,rill sec br the Advertisement w4,i.,,
ar,rars <1sexrterc. 4s,.t 4be 1,1,noi. 81 A..
srs,-,x v,,, ho,a 41,.,r a,,,, =.
~. R,4,cs 17onsa IN Nn,e.r ne. r..
eSns of -'old Scstian always have "A good
lime on those OCCASIONS.
sssr1xe-ps,cr az Tr~E-s-u. s,a w.
r,,.4seo 10 sar ,hat the ,,,ce of t1ctet. 4,
IL. Ccntral and E.shInr1an Skating ,,ar1-k
Esl1uot be Increased over t1,e s,nount ,,yea
lkst year, While 1l,eee figures ara not o.e--
Gus upou :hc ou.,c,,a..r. Ihev a,e. xt the sama
tine rs low IS regard to tne expense attend
5ne the mana ement os the narl, nan a,,n;t
-
CoxyxAc1s Foa FURNISHING BREAo-The
coat1a:ts fof Furnishing ard bread to the ss11T
ii tie Cumberland ve,e LIT 4. Leu;syi;le m
.s,dnesaay Inst Among thr successful ,da.
anS~e7r q Kendall = sam. xn7 tn, .s+c,,.n,.
cal Bakery. Of ftat. citv-xac ioruer to furnish
pflG3 1ounds q. - 90 az.d ts,e latter n5} nm
1t ea,ne -,5ce
-- .--
1ne Al1s1a "itAen "aa soaoaea Ao7u-
ee'oeA on ee'osS e'en!og' e'nenasee lson
1ne esaa aole u i2ansson q sstan'on' on the
co.oe1 e' '>ooI' +" aios ana "eas stfeets- 1hc
on,5 oa1hage *ts tne ouln1ns ei coa OF rope
snu oe1iet VI I" 1he' ioe ere pieha'hg os'g
1Ea1ea stom stoFe near WHICH tas fF1ne
alAsAzl1>1o' AaAz.HEs'-So" IL 1ae TINE
% saoscs'"e. saeSAls q so.. 81 osaroarn
ei1cet. ae baA1ns SUBSCRIPTIONS al LEE oto
iaeeo, f~'-' yer sea1 'e' fae'Ief' A1saue' Go
dey, Condnental aha hntckeFfocket, nolwith-
standing 1he raise IN publishers prices. They
also hsve on hand very large asserssn -nt o.
dastaes tar 1eS5-a Tery desirable ssaic1e fos
every soldier going away to the army.
~~-..-.
-. -. - e-- 80: -,
Young Mems Association bsye. VIII IL i,
, 1862-11-23

EN3TFfxMIsxTn IL Illinois.
TIE -a<er Ccs.naat Of this city publishes >
vo1umsnoIs report Of the condition o. the
Cnisersa1ist Church In Illinois, from which
We conaGuse few facts.
There are thi1ty-thrsc societies in the State
OF ,hi. num.eF twenty. five report ,GE9 mecl-
berz- There s1e twenty houses Of worahsp,
costing. go 1sr as reported, slU,s5o, Fifteen
churches report G73 members. Twenty !trea
sabbath schools arc reported. with 231 teach
e5t ard 90: scholars. and having ) ,Sl1 vol
ures in their i:braTiee
O!tlt t1o Cnivers71ist societies II Ch:c:Eo
.he fclcw!rg -erort is made:
First, Chicago, ergnr;zed 1910; 400 meu1-
bCss; stone cl,prc1, built 1917, Gust S.Al, CO
=e.Gicee twice each Sabbath; ". 4 RYDER,
pastor; arernf,e congregation 100: church or
gan1zt 4 1sE0: La II members S-bba:a 5.Lool
s,rgersztd te1S3 " Rciisnider, Gu}.c.;n!end-
ent; ~ teachc1s: average a.ttudance 70; lbs
scAc3a1s1 ayer.Se ctleadants 3S; yc1umeH in
library TO-
Srcord, Chicago. organized 1861. wood
church, tuih 1850, cost $500; ssrTices twica
,ach Sabbath; j. Il. Tu.1ls, pastor; average
cc2E7eEatio1 800, nEuteT members 100
Sabbath School organized 1851; II. B. Lewis,
superintendent nu1utx:r tca4:aers 81; average
attendance q: number scholars S5j; average
attendance 1Us: volumes ia libr1sy 600
previous pastors, d. Z. Liyefn,ore, 4. G.
Barry.
, 1862-11-23

w w eata .. ~ Ae''. ~
RaleS 10 Dnn1K III g Ret III 'se sAn I"
natos =, nrnttrt pnc 70 ~, a,s ,ss. tbsc I,
s,nffain. Fhsn sh,rpsd hY all rail.
BEEF CATTLE.
The recetuts for the week ending to-dsy foot NJ.
according to the roturps furniaaed tho Dostd If
Trade. Z. 4fG head, which sleys as eomuarad with
those of The week prey.ou. dcc,easc of l.z36.
Owing to tho ysrv df:assecable state Of til.
weather th.ourhout The f,erspfnr of tbe ueak-
min. u,nd- t1ush and Il 1isht fit, Of snow-.vht.h
hnd tha effect If natfnf, the cattie tn thc n..u.
baxc a verv had appeararce toretber with t,,o
uh:tnco of,e,17v oa.t sh,op,ny and n.rtsrr
-ho,h nj ,.,.h ,,.tx,,..; ,,.c.erx RON, o,a,.,,,
,bc ,,.,t..t n.t a,,I a,,5 ,a,r,,a ena ~ ,.,s
,stth d,f,7c,,,- th,t tho or,tatton. ~ ,,.t ,r.r
we're sna+nsred I'm 7,hur.dar tha wea:ha, ,,,,;
ehanve nro7ottsnr n eofd ...nsn ~ and tbs M. '.
tn.. were ofa aaclet,lr be.tcr nnsl,-r Thosett:o
fnrt. 1udccfu., n.ete- to "nftch In - cont,1hot ~
~ ,snd.r The market t-rert. sctye II, n.,sIno
orades ard mi, ,,,te.a were rco,fysd y..ta-d,v
md n, dsr hnwevcr witnca.e5 ch,n,r, rv,a
,ereiprs renernI,y wsre. with few excentfon. NJ
.,,e,-,r ,nd n,edjn,, ,,rcdas .r b,, T. ~ ~ -,
thastnc co7erumcnt contractors E.re nurch.an,
rather frt civ. we would hare lad to report t,e
market c,ostur drctteaIy dali.
To the uoss c. ual observer ,yto y1s1.. the v,,.
the Questions must ,ften arise. Wtat 1cs heco,,e
Of ali The good shJpp;ne heeresr and wby i. Il
TINT 10 MANI nrIserabIo. h4lrzturysd. .1ooki7p
objects arc offered for eale:'' ftc1 7cneated can
yr,eatious with the ,s.o.srs and farmers. ~. aad
pene,ally thai the. arc sImost nnan;,,oss in -.
optnlou tkst in con4snn.nce or rho r,,mar,,,. =.
u,tments In tbs army a,n,s+ a.n,ettno rho r,,r.,
Districts OF asrtcuItu,a. .aboy there I,as been a
=
, 1862-11-23

B See certificates from the En.1d
agensa Of Hheeler 4 Wilson'S and aIoycr Il
Bakers Sewing Aschinos, Cincinnati O., i.
favor Q! Bs,num'e se'*sewer." :" asnnng us~
adsextlsenen:a. BAxnnm bss them for sssa
fcr al esctines. 1t OpEaeal &: Co.'s LIS Lake
slFee@
, 1862-11-23

The fbzi~t!s1 S,ria5 Sehoo! A-.oeia,sou will
holds uteting the eve.ssag IA the F;rs, l'n:a.ian
Chc'ch. On Nhsal1.;sun s1rtt:, c.taraenC1Et. at
II n'clocA.
Church ef the Hot. Communion, Saas f,ce.
Re-. F. ". HsEaE. Rrctus. al.,1uins service at
:tE n'elt cs: r'ta!rs -c.x!ee At - dock Tais
ChEsct il sl,z:t.l uH WEba.h ;renac, near tue
e,1Eir u N-nIelih street, AL s.e Invited 10 w.
n
, 1862-11-23

!: EassasE ~f DsllI Malls.
We subioan = cAzsfully compiled tab,e sAow-
Ing the time Of arrivals and departures Of
trains, and also the hour ut which the daily
Inails close at the Chicago Post Office. It
takes effect to-day:
, 1862-11-23

Green sAs elected Assistant Supervisor. And
gave tho nhove named successful parties, cer-:
4.1cn1st IT their electica.t -
E: Tie csess OF Henry Johns against John
Qn1nn, (tse old Town Ettr4.] has bsen pest
IonCd f.r ten days on acconnt OF the nsce5-
sn7y astesrcc Of 7. B. Kne*n, E5a., one CT
.alt Justicss forming said Dosrd.
.Yrxw,ru
, 1862-11-23
uIDEs+Uuchanged Wa qaote: ::
CHICAGO CATTLE MaHKE :.

For tl.c Week Ems1lp;, Nov. 19. 2S62.
:
Tbs receipss Of Beef Grille and Hoge at the VI.
r.ous yards In the city during the past week eEs-
Ing to-day, are 10 followB:
Deeyes. Hop1
No. No.
Week ending eesoy. Sa...-.... .--1,4 ,460 43.1i3
RATES or FREIGHT On LIVE aToCi FRoH CHICAGO
TO DErKoET.
, 1862-11-23

Seeds In New York
On the 18th clover seed was sold a. i1Hc. Fl.x
was In demand At $500
, 1862-11-23

aa1E OF FEDERAL MoxxY."-sush ID
*1s legend Marscn, the Etationer at l4s
Lake street, has endorsed upon lsrge git
frame, enclosing motley assortment Of what
1a4ea]}y federal money. It seems that Munson
his just returned from an extensive busiaess
1opr at tho East sna 81 Took Ill kinds Of
*taanEe" tint WIS offered him. On taking
IN account ofstock On his return, tie contents
pf his wallet arc curiosity Shinp1asscts, big
and aitt1e, checks tfom hana dime upwards,
oax tickets, %healb27ow tickets, bread
4se4ets, beer tickets, soup t1ehets; tho little
assues of little towns, damaged pastage stamps
without no guza onto 'em-'' Munson turned
them ill Gu. znd hss set them mp 1of spceta-
cas:a xhst money may heona If lstt to
9tseaf III these rs1nous tsnee~: il centre card
contains The significant quo.Asioa,1 st He who
steals my pusse sies1s trash = 1hs Historical
Society w1ll tail IN love with Akassa's exhibit
oGeu daxte4 currency.
, 1862-11-23

E The hair dressing saloons Of thia city
are hereafter to eloss at 8 o'clock, excepting
On Saturday evenings,
, 1862-11-23

AS Rak stated IN 3he TRIBUNE Of yesterday,
she pEtsEurs upon our columns WAS 50 rse3t
ae to preclude the publication, at that time,
Of any ethe7 than general notice Of the e1o-
'luert s3ort of Rer- DR.. Tif1any on Tu-zda5
night Ne priut below such 4 synopsis as
will give the reader some idea of the high
character Of tie production.
TIE subject was Work and Its Worth-:te
Social Problem Of Labor.'' lie presented
a*',$ as tie condition OF life, and consequent
y Il rirtae- Society Is orsaE:z=tl about tho
id1a OF Properly, or tic product Of Tie april
cation Of sinew and skill to The rs~ materials
Men are ranged by this ides into three classes,
1st~ These WHO LIVE without work, wlcm
God t.7e7otes.
I'd. Those "lo 'ipe bx work whom God
loves: and
3d. Tlose Eho Due without work, whom
God Fltlea-
The laht:icg, producing, manufacturing,
tEtck king c1ashes, are thc backbone ct society.
They are tie strength Of nation. They are
| the enttgg of civilization. They arc tho rrus
enrichment cf humanity, and Consequently
are The race.
| 4 peoples weellh Il not ills acree, not It's
ei:ics, ncr its monuments, not It's pa1sc.5, bat
! is 'nss., It's Uvrhing na,H.oux AND the rs.op!e
| which eCuld ccnmsIu the most ,ilias IL
| cusfsy must ee the mos. Prosperous the inost
| peaceful. tie 1aGs1 rowet1nl Sud the most
! permanent The appl' 'caticn 70 the present
! fa1tul contest Mas caTltst, logical, couclu-
| rive AID teeis' less. The strength of the North
| Is ECD, po:k, w;l!;1gteEs patriotism, ideas
| truth ard Cod. Tne strc2gsh Of the Soath Is
! pride, !ndoleIte, oppression and unwilling
ia5o.. he Sos1t Is fighting ike virtue or
| fhW Tnt.E} 3t.ff afa1u
! cenqper. The South it i1xati1g Iise passion
! OF rr1sm: 'l'e Effort Is untr temporary, a1d
| Dust soGner Or is,:I tnil.
1he tre4Eei > stroken Ut 1larery -Es-e sca.h-
t irg and tetribie. lie spnF= .ita Lcart iu!l
OF the great vrcnE5 wh.:l etafaricrizs tt-
peculiar institution, aad .rtHu AZ &x,,ezsnc:.
| z're-t1 by having liscd il the South
IrdElng the Doctor by this lecture, he l. a.
Orator u EbI trht class, ruth tu'l, rich, mel
low vttcx, ovCr whicn he tas I.e1tlct cuetr3!,
while the moot rigid ct1t!ci5e, e.u de+ .ct lis:1e
"r nt.t12Le =, GoEdenn, 80 perfectly h., he
mastered his att.
As { =coc.Rr. he ccLIn1I3s the res 5eet .:
tie learned HIS knowledge Is accrr4tc ar1
comprehensive. and be exhibits fa!,ziiiaS &C.
quai:ta14ct si-c HiG.iy Gis1icct fields cI
Iuoght, while as y tt;4kz7., .,c gras5s ind
masters his subject Fixing lis marx, L.
rlsIches toT ard It, not always directly, but
! Sometimes little cirt6itously. get coming
CUT TO the conclusion ~t;fi cjtarnA=s and
ioEct- He srrzka with bsstu and a..,r. ard
| bcdy-the fist always calm, the second
| ot1sE nyt! flowing, ard thu third always
/ g-acttcL
, 1862-11-23

THEKNpxETFlc41 TlBl.E.--The following ia tho
state Of the Thermometer for tho week ending No
yeEoe1 =, IS kept By Il. l. oIata, apoihecaEy.
md plasn1ecasist. No u West Randolph, corner
ANAL s+r
, 1862-11-23

E~ Letters ind small packages for .ihe
Board Of Trade Blstcry mud ssth regiment
will be received up to 10 o'clock Monday
morning, i,oy. 9Th, at al4 South Water st.
, 1862-11-23

change OF T1SE.-Tbs Chicago and 81
Louis Railroad line change time today. Sec
advertisement. -
Tie Chicago end Rock Island road also
change their lime as per Advertisement.
, 1862-11-23
MARINE NEWS.

. MARINE NE EW&.
VESSELS PASSING DETROIT
DETkotT, Nor. = 1869.
Ur-Echts. kauter, Reciprocity, scots, Sea-
bird.
DewE-Pfop- lows; sehr- Cartngten.
ILL1NOIA AND NlzuIHfEAN EANAE..
ARRIVED November 2i.
Catiait. Morris, ITO ba corn. af0 bu oats, III bu
EJe-
Ha'Ia FanEasec, LEGO bu wheat, I.YN bn oats,
SO bu Eye.
Lockport, Lockpor., 100 brls t1our-
CLEARED. November 81.
chn,lie, LaSslle. 1f9.ccn Il Lumber
Morris, Laae, t. it in1bet, ISL COO shingles,
4LGDlaih-
Csah, Lss.re. 71,2G7 It lumber, s5.uo9 shingles,
[Ga bfi. salt,
, 1862-11-23

KIT The safe Of the rich, rare aud valuable
CGiE.so ard japanese Go5ls coatinucs or
Mordsy st 10 o'clock, at ., and eseoing al 2,
Ia the rcoms or VIM. L. Batttzs 4 Co.
, 1862-11-23

4 s~asAserae E.ssxe-6ezSs.iKi Rerxe.x::
! Several Neal knowa restaeab d. thu civ.
~as waited upoaaa Thnsadsy by / TN v,u.
1tssaea, Renslemanlg Appearing man, who rep-
resented himself ~ the agent fo1certain gov
t1nuient contractors. who we're eaxlors to
procure lot Of fine horses for the use Of the
Elgsn Battery, now At Camp Douglas. Hede-
ti1ed to negotiate for numhsr Of superior
al 1n,aaE owned ly tie gentlemen referred to,
and las he Offered handsome figures. bargalnin
each case was very SION concluded. A regular
bill Of sAle, conditioned upon the payment OF
money within Aspecided timt, wAs then drawn
urto which the parties appended their names.
Having tins obtained their signatures, be
drew some four or Eve notes at shor. da:e, md
for su1sil GUMS, and deliberately appended to
them !lc E2mcs Ct lii yictl1n4 Upon the pre-
te1'ee that he was collecting agent for . New
Iolk House, and was dcsirous Of 1eayinr the
city without delay, be, GA Fsidhy, succeeded
in inducing Clark street broker to cash the
forged paper. Of course, ut l.rge shave
The parties whore uarues he had forged being
perfectly responsible, he had but little diff
entity in accomplishing this part OF the pre-.
medi:sted swIndlc- Yesterday the :rasd wss
detected, and though every effort wa. made by
those interested to keep the whole af5 ar quiet,
the facts soon leaked out and became the CON
mon topic Of conversation. The whole amount
ef1he forgery is less than $400- The forger il
uf u1ddie nce, black beard OF few day's
growth, and has black eyes. He was dressed
il dark suit Of clatheH. with soft hat and
| patent leather boots. He will doubtless st.
tempt 10 p rpstrate the same aet in othe,
| psaces West, as We are informed he Is suppos,
cd to l.ve been guilty Of similar operations
| eastward
, 1862-11-23

kE Cock d oAti.Aia- sstla Dyerx aad s5or1ars n
Dearborn aud IN =. Etart ssseet,, e,eAo And dys
ladies ead K-ndenen* cloiaa. in s;.o best xd Cheap
liz o.aa-t taolsazd hou.e IT IL. .tr
, 1862-11-23
THE ?. CITY.

s1H Al.A1x BEl.-ChieE Engineer H.rris
states That 1he new bell Is On its way from
Txoy. and Tint 1t VIII probably arrive and b. in
Place 4h}R week.
, 1862-11-23

GES. WHITE At CAttr DoUGLAa-Te arc
Informed that Gen. Julius White visited Canp
Douglas On saturday SUD was heartily wei
coined 5y iAe Cheers and men now there.
The General responded in IN appropriate
1,A,NAr
, 1862-11-23

Tp-HE LADIEs.-Mrs. L. A. Lee will oper
choice styles OF znuliuuy at her rooms, 14a
1she street. {up stairs on Tneedsy. Nov.
15.h, to which she Invites the sttenaion of all
1erE7end6 and patruns-
, 1862-11-23

Go n TEE lE5T-so TO E1.TASr s. STATION.
CH:cAuo COMMERCIAL Co31-Esy. to ges :Lorousa
business education.
, 1862-11-23

To TIM RRess-The attention Of those III
4escsted, l. called to the advertisement iof
*sJ. J.G,n in another column. The adsc7-
tisaa y highly recommended tor The position
he xeaER,
, 1862-11-23

CONTRACTS Foa FURNISHING BREAo.-The
CONTRACTS for Furnishing nari bread to the ssmr
q tie Cumberland were 1t a. Louisville oa
.seanesday list. Among The successful lid
das xrr 0.Keudail i Sons, and the Mech.nf-
cal Bakery, oftAis city-aae iorner to furnish
100000 pounds g. a 80 aad The la&.er $50 ,091
st came y1sice
, 1862-11-23

F1RE--The alarm Which Was sounded 4a3u..
5dcloek On Saturday evening, e1nena!ed f:om
the sail loft ot fcs7nston & SSzanton, on the
corner Of Sou:1, Water and Wells streets. The
Only damage v4s the burning Of : coil OF rope
Tnd barrel OF twiue. The fire probably orig
iEatcd from u stove near which the tFine
Eas stnodipg.
, 1862-11-23

D., Fcx Resi- Hul.-P~riiea desiring to visit
Rose ELL will be interested by The announce
znent in etothcr eGlumn Of Erecial train
from The Mileankae depot this afternoon,
probably tie la.t epeclsl tsain OF the present
&tAEAu.