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, 1862-11-16

Rey T. EDDY; P, IN ls%, gfeaeh fh Il n ,,s The
O'Clock T. n, and the Pastor, Rev. t. L. toAet,
IN The evening ut ~ O'clock.
Bishop Wb1pple, Of Mnnesota, will deliver
an address in St. James Church, oa S1nday afssr-
naon ut o'clock, '.ihe relations OF Christian
Whole enbiect cf the 1ecent Indian troubles in
Minnesola.'' The public arc invited to attend
The second eersice ss held In Christ Church,
1b o e. eve,y SIS Sunday s
Livingston Reformed Dutch Church, Gorner ;I Mon
roe ard sangnruon streets, Rev n. D Williamson
Pastor. Services to-day At l04 =: n Z, ano ~
p. m co1d1a1 welcome extended 70 au-
! St james Church The hour for Sunday at-
| te1uoon Eersfce in St. James Chu1ch will be
O'Clock hereafter, during the winter months.
msPAa%9s a9 te stsest easo
Society Of the New Je1uealem viii be dedicated to
eR ss s1esy y s1 ~ obo is Tss ssp9sss asz
to preach in the Temple On Sunday evening" ut "
O'Clock, Nov. II, 1852.
The btshepsa chn1eh--Bishsp Whiteho1se
dlmstfon IN his Church ,cesner 81 Washington and
! Peoria et1eete. Divine eeeTfce, morning at LIN,
afternoon aH and evening tx
Westminster P1esbytericn Church. corner q
Ontario and Dearborn streets. Services At Ion
a. m and II p. II. Rev. E. 4. Pierce. PASTOR
-Ep1fcopsl Free Church, st. .Ansga1lue, eorne
Indiana and franklin streets, Is open for Df71n'
service at 10x q. m. and ~ P. m.
! / Church of the Holy Communion. This Ere
| Church ie situated on Wabash Avenue near IA
corne1tof Randolph street. Rev. E W Hagar rector
Morning service At lr76 and evening service ut ~
: Al are Respectfully invited 10 attend
-M.a. Cora L. Y. Hatch, Will lecture In hngi
bury Hall at 1cA g. N. and ~ P, n subj ct + t.
the morning viii be The Bow q pfonaase ~
+ | the evening "The President's Proclamation"
= Rev, ". c. jackson will preach IN the Ffrs
D United P:esbgterian Church. West Nashiasto
!. ! corner OF Jefferson etreet. today st 10H d.
!. and az P N sests free+
Church. will p,elch at 1D36 q. m to the yodH
men, rom Genisis Il. as Theme 1hs ia1pos
> anee Of personal religion, OF the fear Of the Lor
u | tn YnuIg ruau. "
, 1862-11-16

NEW YORK. Nov .-1t-FLouR-WlshI Isese re-
eeipta md Only moderate demand. fks ntafset
T heasy uzset.l:d I'd s9@e; %wsFs :. & sa,ss a4s1
e1t1a staae; s-s5as.?a e ms suRes .sass $500
se1b tSE sxt,s state Is Cos = tor sgger wss5-
westeIn = $G,TlH IS for COMMON to good ship
ping hrsses alta round hoop Ohio, sad t6a5sa
Is IS for trade bEandt. Asr5es ciostng: aaavJ
"a q a IT, s5s 2c s, 3 4
*a.1t for Common. and - aa99 % fot good 70
choice Kye aour quiet md steady st Is E5355l :
at r. &c for Jersey aud Il Is for Mazsh's ealoK1c
Na1skr-Na,ket without material ca1ngs Sales
GHA1s-W hsss-siasEet heavy, unsettled and
sI15@l 8; sz0o ba Milsaakes % eFa6 It 800
/ sa- w11ast xet weate1n ~ 81 a8@1 il; l5,tH bu-
shosr ssca a1shga9 81 e at q sails; 1900 ha extra
Genes ct = s$. and eou 81 choice wt;te Cana-
a4 e. H. u ssa3 KyH qsdst st g. for Western and
heary ard eioeed q 3 lowes saIes FL St1sl Sn.
Es;s psts i sssssa saSs isr g
Gamaged and hested, and 7sS113e fos wEatern yel-
low. Oats less active with email tn1es al ;S756H1c
for common to pzme-she lasler "a e1tseE.e ns1es.
md very ar1n. kaies 1.aa hhds. Il szGie: i'f daf
for fls1iaed Mo5aseea qaist. Sales s. brIs. Bar-
| baraGtea at 44c-
! E0F&-Steady and nt1n. aalea III 1aes at $50
Pr1y,s1oss-The dcuard for PORK coutiru~,
mc tetate and ma1kat without decided chauxe in
rsices Sales 93a bz,s at Rl7 758la b7x for mess
81 A@13 50 for PRIME mess and $l1 50 kor prime.
Eed h5m: Market very q.tet. Sales 100 bsfs- st
| s. a91 lot cocutty prime; 5000 Is for country
meea $ia413 Is foT Iepaeked mess :; Us 59:1tE
fer extra mesa Prime mess beef quiet and with.
mt material change In prices Beef hams In nod
. | crate request at stexuy prices. Cut mca.a dali
anu prices are almost nominal Bacnu aIdas ars
moderately active and vcsE drna- Sales en- bo1cz
o, 9c for city cut short clesr middles; s9sAs To-
: do. long clear, and s584c for do. Cumberland cn1
l mtdd1es- Lard heavy and lower aa!es !, 48 hrls
!, at exc teAc and small parcels choice old 10 al
n 1GA@tGAc. Included In sales are ,ac3b7ls priu
n old Genvtred during the next Elk month. a. 10c
Butter selling at 1SQ29c tar Qhio, and 9aD25c 70
n State Cheese Te1y firm and in good demand 5
d | e@11c.
# OSEEGO, Nor. .14.-FLoCn-Steady
GRAE-Whear quiet Sales Last us2ht, =. 100 bu
& snnbex Michigan at $130. and 500 bu- Cateaz
spring on p. !. Corn quiet Sales tass nlzhs, NV
h. | bu Illinois at &c. -......
- CANAL FBk1GHf-Unsettled. Flour, 544b6at
o1 wheat, 1sHGb:4c; corn. 11Hc to NeW Yutk
Il LAKE1NruEI5-fU0b br1s. flour, 113. 0o3 bu- Whea
=. 14.svV bu corn, II ,5O bn- barley, 4,op bu. y
fsAnA4 ExPonrs-3-T0 b.ls. -four. 15.c1l b
wheat, ss,IG0 hu. eosn, .2G1 e1- ba1ley, 800 b
! pE&3.
, 1862-11-16
POLICE COMMISSION. BILL.
It il Declared Constitutional: and
The Commissioners arc :
.:.,. Sustained, :,
The Entire Expense Of the
Force to be Paid out Of
the Special Fund.

Intellieeuce received at late hour yester-
day from the Supreme Court, now IN session,
al Mount Vernon, gives us the important In
formation that the Bill for the establishment
of q Police Commission In this city has been
declared copstitusional and the Commission
ers are fully sustained. -
It will be reconected that this bill was pass
ed by the Legislature Of 1860, aud gives to:
the Commissioners the entire control Of the
police force. The gentlemen who were to
cornposa tie first Board were named In the
bill, and their Successors are to be elected by
the people, The late Constitutional Conven-
lion, however, passed an act abolish'ng
the Commission and restoring to the
Mayor the appointing power. Another point
of importance which has been decided by
the Supreme Court is that the special tax
Of SCI, eco, levied to meet the expenses of the
Police Department ls also declared to be In
strict accordance with Law. Had this not
been the Gaze tha expenditures would hava
come out Of the general fund and reduced II
by 5ust that amcuut. This gives Compttolles
Hayes 1900 IN money to use for city purpo.
ses, and as the treasury Was nearly empty and
the financial officer quite at bis Wita ends fol
mesns to make his payments. he Is OF courst
nightly pleased with the windfaH On tn
o,her Eand, however, the Mayor Is terrlbl.
ctsg1;ned, as he hoped to have decision
which would enable him to SO far control tn
polIce force as to operate successfully for
: reelection NEXT spring. This hope haVfn
teen so suddenly blasted, he now is almost l
| desnafr at heiuey once more uho7e out's
, 1862-11-16
MARINE NEWS.
VESSELS PASSING DETRn1-.

Especial Diepatch to the Chicago Ttibnaa1
DzTKorT, Not. Is. 13s1.
Up-Pfop, Galena; bark sunEh1ns; brig F.r1y
Gard1er echrs. Cuba, Yankee B1ade.
nowH--P1op Empire; barks E. c. L Republic,
Buffalo, o1phss. Alexander, sutcsss. Plymouth,
Newsboy bz5ge Commerce, Powhatsan schf5-
ProwtoY, Fulton. Thornton, Plymouth.
, 1862-11-16
MARINE LIST.
PORT OF CHICAGO.

ARRlFE0..-...... Nov. Is.
stu1r Sunbeam; Morgan, TWO Rivers. 1s' empty
nr|s, sundtfes.
Prop Iady Franklin- Napier. st Joseph, 70 N luu,-
ber. 10 COS wood. is N starcs.
Ra-k Cote, spzoul, st clstr, leo N Lumber, .
park Wm Jones, Andrews, BsElo, 1850 brls aa1s.
Bark V 4 atson. B.ant. Buffalo, e5s tons coal-
Bark Chenapgo, r ellin. Buffalo, SIS tons sslt.
BARI S1nny s!ae :l EhsTs .aha nu;falo. T. ..a
s1br Fisher, Glsssr. kalamazoo, 20 II shingles.
sen1 E5na, 7S E:nn;5esht 4n=he.soa' 80 n lumber.
sehr Kine Bel1, :Tap1t1g, oconto, s,coo raDr,al
ties.
ssb1 collingwuod, Keiih. Buffalo. 293 rons aals.
scar as1,ca Egzn. s.psrr Ba54lo. al56 zaesa salt.
schr sweepstakes- bLfinstou, Endalo, ai7. IONS
schr \ lite Cloud. E1sey. Buffalo.
Echr York STATE. Dtutck, 1850 brls apples. go
sctr Mary. sprstt. Grand Havea. II N lnm5sr-
sc6r Hun1e1, williams. Muskezou, SO n lumber,
Is m timber. .46 railroad lies.
schr q Irwin, Ringer MusEeeo1, 81 N lumber.
schr ehna Hi1eh'c5, Aannans' Buffalo. aSi s7ns
scbr Gss PqElngtsa; e ;s9 Reaa,ds, hnskegon. Ito
se5r Rf Mtaos:. aaskzo5, Is N lumber. ss "
scbr Gen Frtdrlckson, Mrekeson. g N lumber.
schr E:na Thepnson. ansEesoa, Gu n ! 1n@nsr, sl
| Schf Helen Kent, WaEnGCE, Gratd d1EeU, IT, N
| lumber, 19l III Shingles. - II lath-
seh1 ST. Lawrence, Lawrence, shsooJgan, n corcs
| wood -.
schr Aaron Rcss. Ks1amazoo, 81 II lumber, 800 n
sebr Tempest, ilfIaus, Grscn Bay, tt5 n lumbar.
Eebr Fl IN Pike, Peatoney, st. Joseph, Is cosds
ssnr Guide, Pstsee. ST. Joaeph. . n slaves:
schs Ben Stevens. Wilk1uson, st. Josephr s. cords
scbr III Color, King, st Jcssph, 9 eds wood, = m
sehr Transit. Hoag, Maritowoc, 70 N lumber, 80
| m SHINGLES 49,.
schr sophis. ;ssmi:h Batler, rott Hrron, 145 N
scnr oarrwright. Christian Presque I4le, $50 ton
sch1 VIZ. sande1sou- Williams, osweso. 1886 br1s
fait.
schr Cascade, Day, Oewego. 14co brle ea1t-
ScoW Ba:51et Ann, Swensa1, Gtau1 H3fto. 70 N
lumber.
CLEA'sED. NOV II.
!; stmr Sunbeam. Morgan. Two Rivera. sun5ries.
Prop Prairie State, williams, OgdenAbufyh, ,aIi
hu corn, ,t0u bri. flour.
Prop Lady Franklin, Napier. st Joseph, sundriss
Bark Amertca. Davis, Bat1ato. u u ou Wheat-
!, | Bark Vim Jones. Andrews, buttaios a1,ut ou
Bark sunny Side. Chase. Buffalo. 81 900 bu eorn..
Bark Prince OF Vralee, Graham, Colbot1e, 81 sea'
Bark bsi1ish lion, Brownlee, Kingston, 1890 BIT
c,ru, ISL b:1e tlnur-
Rrlg CASTLE, Ctok Bufalo, 13. 507 hu wheat:
i schr Sunperfy, Mcktnnan, Butiaio, l,5a0 d
scbr ctrease1au, Faulkner. osweg. 1850 b
/ scar Joe Tiiar, Clark, Buffalo, 9.sco bn wheak.
, 1862-11-16
THE MARINE ARrILLERY-
A Gross Observation-Disclosures OF the
Parents and Friends.

aerpra1 mon;hs ago. advertisements ap-
neared in the ctty papers, and flaming haud-
b,,1a vene protuse1y circulated, signed, "Jas.
Hxs1op,n calling loudly for recruits in what
wss termed the Marine Artillery. Induce
,nsn+a of every nature were offered to patri-
otto vonnp men to volunteer in their coun-
80 aefease In this particular branch Of the
ssro;ce. The resn1t was that large number
,~ara s.1t.+ea and IN. dna eourse T.-e fa,-
n,.sas "s,a - 4-sns,,o,t.tion n New York where II
~s,s 49, he.aans. .ts,. ~ .,o Marine AIN,
Nas ea1 ~ - ca9sd r. e 49, ~ .11e1ad -hst
tsas ,'a1s ILL., .fF.,r nas q uro.s and fTom al an.
"1sss eua 80 nrsnneat1a.ea .w'na1e. For.
p' r,aa +1s connanv VA. sworn in. II WIS t.,
W. ~ w. ~ ;n+ar+y rcy,,nent of the state Of
sst - Va.e - ~ ,nstesd of }he Marine Artf.lery Of
e" nus.a1 zu s..tss ~ 1etters have been recetv.
ae .u. on4 ~ rsat ,snrn,e,s fr,,ro tha y1ctimfzea
81 ~. - | s,,tar for,h j. Oh z,no tarms The
nusiu"a.' .. sss 49, e.,..aaa - " earnstsatad n,,,n
them, and begging in the most Ptteous tones
that some measures might be taken for their
relief ..., ..........,
The regiment to which tne western tseenss
were assisned' was sent N sepssmoer 70
II. 4AK&TF
, 1862-11-16

ARRIVED. 80 Ncvem.er IL
Ade,la, Jo.,et, d ,c1G bu corn, 1.as6 bn rye
Mcn1i CRY, LaSAne, 2 DCp bu corn, 1,cN bu wheat.
t.uCO hn RE, 1877 hu barley
Morris Ottawa, 4,5.g bu corn, $50 bs lad.
L q CanpLeii, LaSa1e. s. ECO ca cotn-
Arctic Mosrir. st. o. tn coru-
Geo TayloE, Joliet. 70 = Etoue.
L Gos1ir, LaSslIe, $500 bu cotn.
Tclpbiu, Qttawa. SEQ bu corn.
NJ O.Con1Qr. LaSalle, 40U bu wheat, 1GGD bu co1n+
Carondelet. LaSale, 6.h70 bu corn.
WirE ard Wing, 5,tG0 bu coru, LIS bsls fout, 5eda
Naria Kankasee, 600 bu eosu, TOO bu cats. &C ba
\ barley, 81 bn wheat
CLEARED. November II.
Ericsson. Lasalle, 1913 40 It lumber: n ahtaslss.
| Euha OstawH, 80 m lumber. m e1d11E, ~ u sala~
| glee, 65 btl* salt,
| T b Hsrmop, Lasal1e, sl7160 rs ealt-
RW Tho1p Joliet 430 # lumber. ,S12 I1 siding
Clarfett, Mus1is, a1479 is lumber, 21m shingles
! II Hamlu. Ottawa, T.. s.2DS It 1nznhez-
| stare and Stripes. La5s1le, 10, ,41Q bU oats-
! T1mb1l1t, IaSal}e 15,3I6 T. lamher-
John McNellit, Lasa1le, 1854 Il lumber, II N
| ahirg1est
s Douglas, Seuecs, s: br!s line.
Monarch LaSsl1e. q. .aOl # 1nmbs1.
BaY City LaSalle- 7g6 So bE salt ~ "a 5n1uSies-
cstrrs Iockpqrt st N lumber, ~ N alo1og, ~ N
| shingles 6l5 Ds SALT
, 1862-11-16

f ~ Ms3or Reid Sanders, son Of George
sanders, the recently arTested rebel ernissssy,
was educated at the expense OF the eafy
Of New Fork, aad graduated 1t her feo
academy u: a:1s5a
, 1862-11-16

The receipts for the week ending this evening
have been comparatively light. footing up, ac-
cordfng to the returns furn1shed to the Board OF
Trade, 3,97s head. which shows, as compared with
tho receipts Of the week previous 1,aSU, d.
crease Of 3,a2i. The light receipts together with
an Increased demand By government contractors
and packers tended to gtve little animation 10
the market, and prices for good packing easae
rn1ed shade frme1, but wi:aons Auo abe IN
nro7eroent. 6eaIlzwags continue dull and neg
1ected at range of s1.259t-75. 4 few lots OF
sy1ra packing cattle sold at s3-ea bus thea, were
extreme outside figures
We quote closing prices - follows: ......-
Coed to extra Packing Beerss....- eesE3 Skg5ss y
Scal1awags 1'&"9A' "a
TaDAr the receipts weze Light, amounting to
44a. which we're distributed through the Vasaouf
yards az follows:
Eheymanse IaIda
Pittsburgh fa1us s.-...---.-..-'"-'-.'. -
The receipts generally were q better qual''!
than those ofyeste1dsy, snd under good demand
both b5 packers and g17szaaze1.. e1-:::ac.orsr III
market ruled active at An advance Of folly 1oc o.
| Yesterdays c1oslng prices. We give tbs following
, 1862-11-16
AurupN 5alrs.

TRADE SALE EGFHARDWARE
AND CUTLERY AT AuCTI0N;-tE I1uas-
RIM IS Lake st1eeL 1esh ieEo!ee Of AAE5 SAhEs
Table and Pocket Cutlery, &C.
no75 4zeo5x GILBERT i SAMPSON, A1ctz-
, 1862-11-16

I11um1xATED PHOTOGRAPHIC ALBUMs--A
fresh supply Of thesc superior and YET cheap
albums have been received at the NeH York
Gift Book Hcnse, 113 Randolph street, Call
and ask the pr1ce.
, 1862-11-16

RURAL. .ArFA8s.-Ihe Illustrated Aauul
Register Of Rural Affairs for 1868. also back
numbers and complete sets IN volumes, have
been received by John r. Walsh, corner Madi-
son street and Custom House Place.
, 1862-11-16

ATTENTION Is called to the
advertisements of the sale OF Government
horses, in another column. -
, 1862-11-16

FAsmoN RooKs.-John R. Walsh, coraer of
Madison street and Custom House Place, has
received Madame Democrats Mirror Of Fash
ion for November, with all the winter fash
iors, later than any other publication. OF the
same class Issued.
, 1862-11-16

"D1An1Hs FOE 1856. -McNaliy & Co., 81
Dearborn street, have received fair assort-
mert Of D.7ries for 1868. Every soldier
should Lave one Of these before going to the
war.
, 1862-11-16

CHURCH OF TIE HoIY IYCoMNus1os.-Bsshop
Whipple Of Minnesota, will preach IN the
Church OF the Holy: Communion this morn
lrg, at l0M o'clock. -.'~:-
, 1862-11-16

3. ~" Madam Demosesfs Mirror" Of win
Ter fashions and tsustkve AimArds nav novel;
..The Pirates Brlds''; also : new novel By
Dumas, aTha1 Ctstle Of sauday," for sale At
NeNaaly Il Co.'s, 81 Dearborn atresk* X:
, 1862-11-16

B1sHop, ,WR1ppIE IN CnclGo.-1t win be
great pleasure to the many friends Of Bishop
Whipple, to hear his voice once more In this
city, where he laborea with 40 much toll and
success. The Bishop Is on his return to hls
diocese Of Mianesota, from the lats general
Convention Of the EpneopA Church IN New
Ynrf. where be, in common With barge M:
:joi,ty Of the Bishops, strongly; urged ae
auty Of the Church in expressing sympathy
| for tho nstion IN her t11a1s. Bishop Whipp1s
intends to address the Ep!seopalisns ani
other Chriatisn people ot Chicago On the 70
1ations B. Tho Christian InaIans to The lat
1ni,1s:e1e ii Minnesota, I'D On tae Naole Sub
, 1862-11-16

WAR MEET1Sa.-Tha thirty fourth War
Meeting under the auspices OF the Young Mems
Christian Association Will be held in the New
England Church corner OF Indiana and VOL
cctt streets, on Sabbath evening, November
10th. Several speakers will address The meet
ing, All are invited TO attend.
, 1862-11-16

EHENs1vE Boo7s.-samuel Wagner was
arrested on Friday for stealing pair OF boots
worth q. 50 from the store door Of Theo. ".
Knowles, 1853 Randolph street. the day pre-
vious. He was held to bail in the sum Of
S2OD for trial.
, 1862-11-16

FHAsKs.-Reso}utions OF thanks to the d.
rectors aud officers at the Chicago snd North
western Railroad, were adopted by the guests
on the late excursion over that road. TIE
prees upon our columns prevents their publ
cation at this time.
, 1862-11-16

GoTo THE BEsT-Go TO BRTANT s. ST lATToN'5 !
CH1cAso Co4AERc1A1. COLLEGE. to get thorough
business education.
tell 80. sau11o1 Gaurall Sna1dinn fer :,
, 1862-11-16

Acc1DxrT.-A little girl aged nine years,
daughter Of Mr. Poor, weigher in s:urges,
Buckingham s. Co.'s elevator, WAS run over
10 North Clark street, while on hex wsy home
from school on F4ldag noon, By 8 farmer's
team. Her injuries, though severe, are not
DANGEROUS.
, 1862-11-16

ELmu BuRB1r1's LEcrURE.-Th's (Mooday)
evening the Learned Blacksmith lectures at
BRYANT & Stations College Hal Subject
ssThe Higher Law and Mission Of Commerce" !"
MeeE1a, Bryant & Stratton have generously
made 1t free lecture and Invite the public,
, 1862-11-16

ANOTHER FESTIVAL. The First United
Presbyterian Church VIII give festival, at
the church on West Washington street, cor
ner Of Jefferson, on Tuesday evening, Nov.
Is. Tickets, Including supper, Is cents.
, 1862-11-16

New POLICE JusT1eE.-The term Of Jus
tice Fitz, oue Of the present Police Justices OF
the city, defeated for reelection, being shout
to expire, it will now devolve upon the Com
| mon Council to fill the vacancy. Tbs matter
will doubtless be brought before the Council
! at It's regular session on Monday evening
, 1862-11-16

The theory 81 rs srennaaasne9elss 10 ms IT soat OF
Armstrong VIA evacoated n 1852, Ano a, ~ nos
. kirss netn ssSEssehso; T. ous W n"pio. s -
| 80. l.. *haF Easa- tcr,9hsr vith the island
.ns 49,, - 1.1as5 E. n5sraa oF IN acent. and
Nelo t1sa t.ssett - t4st 1fE$st tha oNth nf ns,
\ cember, 1883 (Lettsr sec. VA Of thst date ts1
J ana N 10y ~ otuS. va 4I.s1 - - eeM
q SECRETARY o. war 70 Golonet Masoa o,ts9 w -
> tee feEeixat1on. hut II w 1e.es 70
!, | rent OF 1eelslatiye and executive action ana
lc oplnoo, stanae tne oplnaon ot 5uase asAS M ~
D tte case Q! me uasn es1aes ~ ~ ~
i With ne h1rhsst respect for the opintons oi
~ hat aistiee9iahed and 1arnented Judge, an
er conpellea TO psnefe As ne na@ saseu !. ~ "a
pt the que st1on anaeE eon ts ss.S 49,
b, fm and tnofonsa eA4nilSSun s ,.aa snan ~ ~ :.
g opinion inolcates ne "uuao I'o ssa :. ~ ~
OF different coheluen. - ,,sa W. hse,s hntp
" sented+ thls polut bs9slhs " 1aso 5s- %
, 1862-11-16

UNITED srArEs INSPECTORS OF L1oUoRs
AND Coal OH.-Ihe Collector OF internal
| Revenue has appointed John G. Dore and
Leonard Lampertz, Of this city, Inspectors
under the Internal Revenue Act, OF liquors
and coal oils for this collection dIatzict, which
| embraces fhe whole OF Cook county.
, 1862-11-16

erecting The !ort, ard occupied 1t Is 3 mlutaf1
station, thus setting 1t aside a. reservation
for military purposes, the power conferred b
the act wae e1harsfed, and ha had no NOR
authority to recall that reservation, and re
ntore The land TO the condition Of other pol
-aopa of the public lands not 80 appropr1sted
fhauhe would haye had to expead the publ
mone7 In erecting the fort without IN apgfo
pr1ation bY Congress fer that PURPOSE r.
withdrawal Of the land from the ueee to Thtct
under the au.hority OF Congress, It has bee
appropriated, ard tts appropriation TO othe
4pd different uste, would De simply ao atttmI
*sto oispofe o." it, the power to Do whics
Ard. Is the delegation Of this power canns
De found In the act Of 1909, neither do kno
OF lry subsequent &C. Of Congress from Whit
1t can be derived.
Thfs view Of the Executive authority In i
premises seems 10 me to ACCORD 30 e1act
With fhe plain and wel}-accpted theory OF +
division o6 powers In our Gorernmens
hardly to- require illustration. Bat 1t {
easily be ,denonstrated On various groun
that so 1orE as Congress falls to confer to
Executive Department tbs power to dispt
:rsnd pre-emp'ion) Of that par, d The pub
LINDA reserved for military purposes, the rf1
OF The Executive to exercise that power Gus
r5t to he cn1ctded. The approprdationh
the puhlie domain either to public or priv
pze is emtnently an sct Of sore.etgn po.
The fight of control over thetite. 1t isa c
ytrsten Of the property Of tie nation e9ua
responsibility s9a erAsay WY ~ tne aa,eee aeetGe ese
thoriiy from The same high source; u1
p our System, this extreme poMsF rnsides ass c
- in Congress- .Ae the Execaage .oaas can eass
H. money stom the Treasury but IN conseqoe
Of appropriations raaae by law, 20 he c1s
4Hse1t the title to foot Of the pKone u
:: .xithont The same legisaatt7e sanction. ;.
:: :: These reservations were usually made
- - The location ;of fo1ts and military stasaon'
he frontiers, where The country was but Il
. nal value: Theae torts and stations hage
:. abandoned from time to tins, becsuae II
trtsss of population around them, .n sssao
-.:--esntses q prosperity and wealth. SCENE
=. render them useless for military puIp
- But tho sar:e csase has gtsea. ~ man ny.
- = stances, immense value to the lands a1sa
20 them, :. It is the appropriate fnncsi;
p fhe Executive o'deciaz hoE iar .. kusa :'st IT
pos:s nsy bs ase4el is' t57 7aaa' 81
, 1862-11-16

Winter Time Table.
We append the new timetable adopted BY
the railroads named, which goes into effect
Sunday, November 10Th. Trains will arrive
at and depart from Chicago as follows:
NORTHWESTERN RAILROAD.
, 1862-11-16

F1as,-Abous l o'clock this (snnday)
morning, fire broke ont in the upper floor
of the two story brick block, On the Michigan
Central depot grounds, near the foot Of Lake
street, occupied BY Measrs- Leland & Mixar
as q packing house. The Fire Department WAS
eromptly Oh the spot, and the fire was
speedily got under. The loss we could not
ascertain.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1862-08-14

BRs1rcN county, Yitgiu'a, celebrated
not in the annals Of history as that place
where hound "purp" aud flintlock ri.
ae are considered a fare exchange for a
mans better .half occasionally ships some
OF her yordant heroes to post Of civil,
z'lion, for the purpose Of having their
claims adjusted when circumstances ad.
nit An original character of this kind,
recently made disappearance in Charles
ton, Va, and after slowly treading the
streets, and closely scanning every house
and yisagc, halted in 'front.' Of Hcalquar.
ters, and then stepping up to quiet,
nnassuming man in blue cap and
blouse, and thus accosted him:
'Does lfr. Liglthurn live anywhar
near about hear ?"
These are his Headquarters" was
the reply.
81 wonder if person could get to see
lin without a pass ?"
81 suppose SO, what is your business
with him 7"
wall, have some peticelar busi.
ness. You see me and neighbor Of
mine swapped, gave Mazda that wos
my wife to him for a rife and hound pup.
The soGcTs searched my house and took
the gun, and some one killed re lorg.
md now wan, the ole woman back and
she wont come, and that feller watts rot
her, says he's goen to keep her. Say.
whar is Kr. Lightburn?'
AZ this juncturo old Mr., H., from p.
stepping up, and grasping the man in the
blue cap and blouse by tho hand, aCcos.
ted him with:
"Why, Col Ligtburn, how do you do
| am really glad to sec you l''
Our friend from Braxton taken BY
surprise at this fell back against the rail.
ing, aud settling down full three inches
in his boots, with a look out Of one cor
ner Of his eve, which seemed to pleinly
say-"sold by dadl' But shortly 70.
covering from his surprise. he straight,
encd himself up to his usual proportions.
advanced, and extending his hand, Ox-
claimed
ais this Wr.' Lightbum? Wall, |
thank God | have an oppcrchunily to
shake hand with You Nay God bless
you, by gimmy."
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1862-08-14

About three weeks ago, as We learn by
a lady FROM Allonlo, q female from that
place, reputed lady, made grossly in.
sul,ing remarks to Gen. Prcntis'. whois
dpisonrrthGrc iiemado norepiy, but
turned his back upon her conlcmptuous.
ly, For this M Ailan'a msn, taking o
company with him went and hursewhip-
ped the distinguished prisoner God
grant that our armies may soon 0ysngo
that and a myriad other oulra9e5