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RAILROAD.
SUMNER ARRAS EMEET

SUNNI ARRANG EMENT
~ AND FTER NAY 4TH, AND TN
Il further notice trains will leave Chicago as
follows
100 n New York Express, daily, except
sundays.
$50 I N Night Express, daily, except Satur
days.
TT Trains arrive in Chicago at a:l5 NJ, anu
SIS M.
al the above trains make regular connections
tel}unkirk. Buffalo, 'iagara Falls, Albany, New
ork, Boston, Philadelphia. baltimore and al
points East.
luxurious new Sleeping Coaches. with all mod
crn Improvements run on Nigh, Trains.
Through Tickets be obtained at tho Com
paly Office, 56 Clark street, unds- Sherman
ii5h'e, u at the Depot corner Of Old Van Bure1
.l.i sherman streets.
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We also Publish the
FARM Frs GUIDE.

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}. T. NoRros. of Yale College. 2 vols. Royal De-
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ia N. Icy e Y S q !. s,,;
4 VARS RUNFR0M CHICAGO III PITTSBlRG
- without change, connecting with tho great
PhAASFLFAAA CENTRAL RAILROAD
hcw York, Philadelphia, Baltim, 70 aad Wash
'nTtou city, and all the interior towns Of Penn
y'yania, Now jersey, New YORK, Maryland. DC.
EcrchoEts by taxing this route, viii have the
sdycEtageuf all the eastern markets al 10 addi
louUl rost.
lae axe checked through.
fmits leave che Depot, Canal street, vcst eide,
+hioaS} daily on the arrival II trains from ID q
Rc3t Au3 North west.
Come ms ~ Gresume with Cleveland ( Lake
storc + i. q oanAifk, Hui,s!o. Niagara TaIis.
Es" feek and Boston, uad al tho interior
tosns % Now Englaad. via New York Central
hat Aem ORR Eric Railroads Also s .utn IL
Columbus GAINESVILLE, Newark, Moruf Vereo,.
=. 7scnpcuf .lc .ni Wheeling. and lpteria- towns
4; q aio Gnl Ni-g.ni8.
The aa1ae tsaias ooaueetat Forest with Trims
% had RIVER Road toS ptingGclt, Ut1apa. Dav.
ton All We sinonH 40 witA tEains III LlMa FIR
Cay,.a af4 Cincinnati direct
Enre az low s. amy othrr EeouGe.
iAsans,1s bound cast vii find thisraute both
pio-s..t ..sl agreeable, passing through mEnv N
TIE ltrs yai end huest cities ig the nited State
~ suagt ~ arriving ~ Chicago an any Of the
roads viii lind attentive cheek agents nj tho de-
pot te receive checks and convey baggage free If
charge ts &c fl-tsburg and Chicago a.f4. Sleen.
ing car amra1y each train.
.ke,a Tor sale at all the principal ticket Of
CO. ~ tho Ncst, and al tho Ccnpauy's otaco'c1r
ner %! Randolph Rni Dearborn streets, or al tho
depot " eat side, Chicago
he particular 10 lsk for tieketsby Fort Wayne.
DAN. W BOSS,
Coal Is cstern Passenger gent, CHICAGO.
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kSsa - - s-sEs'A-- sssw Ssxo-s ~. LS,s<- -
IN AND AFTEA MONDAY, MAY l2fa
~ 10, lsb4, Trans will leave Wells street De-
iot, Chicago. - follows, -unda - excepted
AT $50 ana . Is , ", fur Bc!udcre, Rock lord.
Frerp Warren, Gaieua, Dunnth, Dubuque
ANA lntr scdi ito places.
j F.50 y and ID + Tor Dlxun. Polo. Full
tom. Cesar Rapids and intermediates points
Al 7 3 o. Eisiu, Belsidere, Rockford aud IN.
termediat9 points.
At 5.@4 I r1eueya and intermediate places.
iasaeneers or Beloit ard Evansville viii take
the s50 J. u ami 7 81 train
Passeagors fur Crystal Lake, Mcllenry. Rich
take tbs { y NJ train.
AZ $50 p u aad asa NJ, from Dunleith Galep..
freepoFt etc
At $50 = N ana 600 A ", from Cedar Rapids
Fulton. Dixon, etc.
At lI:la a u from Fox River Valley.
Az $50 II, Geneva Accommodation.
tQs- sleeping GAYS on Night Trains.
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.vofice.

TIVE BOARD OF EQUALIZATION en- THE
1 Ci'y'A ssessment Rolls, will meet at the Office
Of II. u. Hoffman, on Main street, on Monday,
May 18th. at ten o'clock "a. m, Vnd hold their seq
sion thereafter for ten days. trcm 10 o'clock a. m.
10 ? o'clock p N, during which time said assess-
ment rolls Will be open for inspection aud correct
ed under the ordinance for tho regulation Of CITY
Taxes
May Eth. 1868.
II. b. HOFFMAN,, Boari
DAVID HIGGlNst of
FRANCIS OCHS, Equalization.
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Bradbury'> New Scale Piano Forte

IN tho arrangement Of oar new sale. WI
and prepared With the utmost care, q, ires.ly FOR
our new instruments we have added every i'm
provemeut which cun IN any way teai tothe per.
lection Of the Piano Fore and We can conf iently
assert, tha, for d. licacy Of touch, volume Iurity,
briiancy and sweetness OF tons, confined with
that strength and so.idity If frame necessary 10
durability, these instruments are unequaliei
'oTREsorH AND BEAuTYf is oar motto, and we
invite the closest criticism OF the unbiased judges
in the land
~ Every instrument is warrant ed for five
years.
WIN Il BRADBURY,
a. BToome sfree', corner Crosby, New Yor
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B ackwood's Magazine
AND THB
British Reviews,
RICES CHI ZAP AS EVER.

To THOSE WHO PAY PROMPTLY IN ADVANCE.
NOTWITHSTANDING THE COST OF RE
IN PRINTING these Periodicals has more than
doubled in consequence Of the enormous rise in
the price of Paper and of general advance in all
other expenses notwi thstanding other pub
fishers reducing the size or increasing the
price Of their publications. we shall continue for
the year 1868, to furnish complete, as hereto
fore, at the old rates, viz
TIE LONDON QUARTERLY Conservative.
THE EDINBURGH REVIEW (Whigl
THE NORTH BRITISH REV lew { FREQ Church
THE WESTMINSTER REVIEW (Libsral).
BLACKWO0D'S EDINBURGH MAG. (Toryl.
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VIM. 3. B2ADBuaY'S
PiiN0-F0RTE ESTiBIISHN NJ.
No. E28 Broome Street,
NEW YORK.

'['he subscriber res o,trully invites the a'ten-
l. sion 81 hIstr IA sul the pluuc generally to
hls liann tar,e lstahashment, ~ No. ~
Broomc street, corner &! Ct5.by.
Having Withdrawn his ipter,.t, stooi anil ma
terials from the late tfm 8. !iebt, \ Bradbury.
whieh hrn WA dissolved ON heaist ,ianuary q .,
and hay nR purchased the entire stock II ti.uos
tpitus ana Piano Forte m4tcria'. owned ~ his
brother Edward G. w lbutA, III tIe,ai4 d-n, he
j. now prepared 10 suprly the in,rcescl demand
ter htRc ch~ttet PtA@e-rattes. Employing the
most skiiliui and expetiertot wursucn. VISA 4
large stock q the best aui most thoroughly ga
soned material. AID an abundance af camtal. he
has "a - ~ band thc Personal am ergistou Of The
whole bue'ncs of mauata turing his Instruments
and . enablci " tarn out fiane-ruftes i uue-
qualled tome and iHro3et.ss
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HDrSPrfP0.


Iron CAMP nENDERSu0TT, on THE
Il night of the llth INST, JouN A. kIsDos, a
private OF Go. X, 9th Iowa Cavalry. sand kis
don is twenty Eve years e agc FIVE feet oEh,
and three fourths inches high h,ac eyes, sandy
hair, fair complexion born in the state Of Yer
mont, enlisted NJ Marion. iowa, fer three years
Had on when ho LETT, citizcu's pants and cont
and soldiers black felt hat
Said Risdon .'ole bright hay horse about
lia hands high. saddle mark On leit side
branded L. 5. on LEFT shoulder, and X , on .ei,
hip.
reward will be paid flr the approhengiou
and delivery Of said kisdon and hose TO any Of
fcer who Will re ain them TIL secured by the
proper authorities or prpportiunato reward
will be aid for the delivery ii either.
BY order ef ID 5. WILSON
Col conl. hth Iowa Cav
X. l.. MILLER, Adjt.
CAMP hEspEesHorr, Davenport, Iowa,
March 10th, 1868.
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Illinois Coatrai Railroad.
r =, s-yy s~v gIrssL-.sy- En-rEzryr7 .-yss--Txg7
g j b. - r. ~ ~. slsass-e ~.

~ AND AFTER SUNDAY, NOVEMBER
W "i t,a,Hs wall uare from th Grand CeutTat
ttTot lot q LaGe sad south Water street:
through Express, A. $50 A NJ, arriving at
lm.5, exec, sundays, AFRO a. $50 n.
- fhi1 Tram 80 'cts ior Peoria. Alton, st.
.,osts, demi his, aow Orleans and Mobile.
.cc.mmaiaaonI A. 100 z T. FOR Cairo and Way
IfdH, Nttticaa, arriving vi Cairo NJ
Ivory day, SIS + next iay.
i-45 hts Ifain. On saturdays, will run only Ii
at5ana lra.ns arnyoa At CAeago at Hos Il
H.l .aoPM.
y Ticket. AMI Information, apply at tho Off ce
Il tie Great Central Depot.
HYDE PARK AND WOOD LAWN.
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Cnicsgo l. Northwestern Railway.

sG3... SUMNER ARRANGEMENT. 1853.
For Rockford. Beloit. report. Galena, savansa,
ja-esville, Madison, Lacrosse, Prairie du CHEN,
ST. PAUL. Fond du Lac, Oshkosh, WATERFOWL,
t.erlin, and oil points ia Wisconsin, Minnesota,
North ern Illinois and Northern Iowa via. Chicago
and Northwestern Railway. Rui n X through
without change of cars to Janesvi ., Watertown,
Fond du Lac and Oshkosh, and connecting at Prai-
rie du Chicn and Iaurosse with splendid Packets
for
All Points Oh the Mississippi River.
Trains leave Chicago as fellows:
o.45 A M--Day Express.
9l0 A M--Way Passengers.
500 p M-Janesville ami Rockford aaoommada-
ton.
s.8oP might Express.
s-sg- New and elegant slec ping oars are rsn un-
on all Night Trains, and patent ventilated ears,
with patent busters attaccd 20 all day trains.
GEO. l.. DUNLAP, Sup't
6. Dr. WITT ROBINSON, Gent Ticket Ag't.
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krcithtof al kinds aii be carried srola Chica
cote a.l r G.s East az AL t.ues, at ~ low rates
e. aay otht Railroad rsute senaa.dtf
, 1863-12-05
the WAR TN VIRGINIA,

l. Especial Dispa.ctsto the Chicago Tribunal
WASHINGTON, Dec. 1, 1865.
Nothing ftom Meade has been received br
the Government, Ill look for the threatened
attack from Lee, Last night It was reported
that he had crrased at Germania. The fact
was, the rebels attempted to cross in force at
Raccoon Ford. but Custer rcpulscd them.
Meade ssys he is ready to fight On this side.
WASHINGTON, Dec All was quiet in
front Of the Army Of the Potomac to-day.
Last night the enemy made a reconnols-
sance In force, consisting Of artillery, infan-
Try and cara1Ey, and crossed at Raccoon
Ford, with the probable intention of ascer-
taining our strength and position but they
were repn1sed By Il detachment Of our cav
airy corps and. rapidly rctrcatcd to the
south side Of the Rapidan. We OCCUPY Cul-
pepper with cavalry force.
NEW YORK, Dec. 4.-Thc following is from
the special Of tho Ereai"g Rbst:: Dispatches
from Meade's army represent that everything
is quiet to-day.
, 1863-12-05
!. FROM SPRINGFIELD.

{Syncfa1 DiSnAtrh IN tho ChtcAeo srrthn41e
srRrseru1p, NJ, Dec. 4. 1858.
A band Of coppczhcads and desertcrn are
organized in the northern part Of Greene
county, near Atheasrille. They are well
armed, and arc compelling Union men to
leave that part Of the country: Two Union
citizens arrived here to-day; They report a
desperate state Of affairs In that section. In"
mediate measures viii be taken by the
antho1'tes 70 seeu,e 1neir arrest
= este1'las, ee oolule a1a eoc'et5 ol 'ns
sa'y ao,masosa 7. 10 oa.u I've ias ootes & o'
''' ''.'''1e - ''' 'A'' -
'owe!s, oanaases' DC:
fnty-nine SICK anu wounded Illinois sol-
ole[s arrived mere To-Day from Louisville and
re" -aioan3' anu were sent to the general
nosp'1ai AZ lamp 6nuef.
portion Of the tn Minnesota regiment
o. infantry Which arrived here on Wednesday
evening from scott county, where they have
neen TO qnen the copperhcad demonstrations,
left here yesterday afternoon for st. Louis.
, 1863-12-05
FROM THE FAR NORTHWEST,
Especial Dispatch to the Chicsgo Trlbune.1

Especial Dispatch to the Chicaso Trlbune.7
ST. PArL. Dec, 4, 1868.
Major Hatch reached Pembina with lis bat.
TALON On the 18th Of November. The dis.
tance marched from st. Paul, is .463 miles,
The trip occupied forty days, twenty-five of
which were spent in marching to George
town-ono hundred and fifty miles this side
Of Penbina. Their hay aud grain gavc out,
and the mules wore put On half rations Of
homtny, md the horses were compelled to
g1azc. The snow was from six to twelve
inches deep, and the little grass that cou1d be
found was dry and frozen. The tree tops
were cut down and formed the principal "a
tions for the horses. Two hundred and forty.
niuc horses and twcnty-six mules died On the
route, leaving but 1s7 In the battalion.
The mortality still continues, and a. moth
ing but poor hay can be obtained at Pcznbina,
the battalion bids fair to be an intnnt7y force
By spring, and Or course useless il fighting
Indians. Thoee horses were swhdlc on the
Government which has already lost thirty
dollars by their purchase.
Two thousand Sioux are reported at Turtle
, 1863-12-05
FROM DESMOjNES,

Especial dispatch to the Chicago Tribune1
DEshorEs, Iowa, Dec. 4, 1863.
Major Ensign Of the 9th Iowa cavalry, late
Captain Of the renowned Company b, "a
Iowa infantry, is spending few days at his
home in this place.
10. Lane, late copperhead candidate for the
Legislature in Madison county, has vamosed
this country to escape the vengeance Of
father, whose daughter he had wronsed. If
not intercepted, tits thought lie will meet VAL
1andigha,n and Morgan in Canada.
Recruits arriving at Camp Mcclellan under
the latc call, have averaged about forty
week. =
Il. and J. ". Havens succeed j. Il, ssa-
dcrs as editors and publishers of the EeosaI,
County Nescs.
Mrs. Tcter, wife Of Rev. J. F. Teter; uas
at slgourney day or two since, on
a charge OF larceny. Two.thousaud dollars
belonging to Nj. Clark, was found in Mrs.
reter's trunk. Her friends allege that It vas
conspiracy to ruin her, and That she will
bc able to establish her innocenct,
, 1863-12-05


Names Of soldiers who have died in Orctorn
M'lstary Hospital, Memphis, Tenn. 'for 1le
month ending Nov 90:
A1fsea c. Lundy, sczgt Co. I, 9Th III. Nov. u
Allan Fishar, Il. soth Iowa, Nov. Sd, .rticulo
G.sk Bania, B. 18th Q. g. L, Nov. 4.h. ,n,uuz
Wm: Gaanter. E. 10th No.. Nov. 4th. erss,nci.,
dlal9s. Evans u. soth Ohio. Nor. 5th, chronic
!o9 p Sutton, 4, 18th Ind, Nov. 5sh, chronic
,'. Fs.nslin Hail. Z, eth OHIO cavalry. Nov. 7th,
Al, Thomas Aahcr. p. 18th Ind, Sov. sth, chronic
53no. Ksnncdy. 4, 9th H., Nor. 9Th, phthlsia
James Jordan, 4, seth Ind, Nor. 9Th, chronic
Mn: cestell g. zth Iowa, Nov. 9th, epeepha1ft1s:
,.te eogs sRendle1, b. 12rh No.. Nov. 1oth. ampa-
Giles Tharp. r, aoth lows, Nor. 1oth chronic
y9seS sMoatomezy, let Iowa batte, Nor. nth
Peter Falkncr, A. s7th Ohio, Nov. 18th chronic
Robert Brock, a, soth Ohio, Sov. 18th, chronic
Simred Ml1lcsou, I, 18th Iowa, Nor. 18th, chron::
s;ss Ges; snyaoe' B, 1oee Ind, Nor. 18th chronic
eIrs; Tsaal!in 4ewiniams, 6, 18th Ind, Nov. 18th
!neaafd =. 1onee. B, srh III. caTalry, Nor, 18th
OH AsBddn, 3, lst H. artillery, Nor. 10th, con.
>, A!onz2 l. Works. Corp. D, 4th Iowa cayalrr.
James cosney. D, 9orh H., Nov. 17th. chronic
3cvor. "' >'P""'1
,,,n' Marian Eyans, sext 3, s1st No, Nor. e1st,
diar7hea, ~N'' ~0A~
tc diarrhea awe ''S~'1' ~AA0A'
Alcx Wykoa 1st Iowa battery, Nov ed, ptthlsis
Michael Bonrkc, "a Z. S. artillery, Nor. asth.
chronic dfa.TheA. ''' ~'o'' ~Se1'
1t+-rr
, 1863-12-05
Ntn Advertisements.


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tsaaei the tsEs!Asa M of Ir:1''uss'* ranoforte< ii
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e !stitc. il iroat max ani i oay W. ,1.
heist:tEslc uieTts Of PEW lc5r1nont arc a;.,.
professional repu:a:lon as it can sst INT. s:ar.
T.: oss ss H. 2 sPsaS TS s srss
IL, I-F1r:t 2s1ze at tho New jersey State Faz atr
,rII-Fi1tp pfise Il he Ohio ststo III r. It Gisr -
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John f. 1ekler. Ca.e y, Bcames. ChaFIcs Wes, l;sb
ELI eft StotpPet and Thtodorn Nosns: galaxy Of nu-
tntIiEa.c vaiue In their spccialtIeJ, - s'4~:.
This piano haa IN iron Gaue, oycrstrnns basz md
:.s5s RAJ modern 4 Is constraotsS Of
E:e hcst .crio1, and is optwnf1t
nnssh 70 seeond 70 nonc;, We hre iuloTs1cd by shr
~ ta1s1 RroM!1euonstI tsonshis general stook.
y,1 p@9omc @ ~ already indebted to Mr. Bzaibu:
@ SSno2i mns,e; nqt !: would seem that his suecn Ia
tnas s to be eclipse by thfxst
on n1u IN bis no1 sphcre.-lEyenlng Post
HI. N. HIGGINS.
Randolph stscet IL tho sole sgeat ia ths city for
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Ttl do veil to e.li and amino them at 1T Esndoln6
street, Chicago, III, derrsHxJF@
, 1863-12-05
SUMTER d COMPLETE RUM
EVERYTHING GOING ON
WE'LL.
From Europe-Rumored
Change in the British
Ministry.
Poor Pierce and Little Mac in
Riyalry--0hickah ominy Ahead.
the WAR IN TENNESSEE.

lspecial Dispatch 10 the Chicago Trlbune.1
CHATTANOOGA, Dec. 4, 1868.
Everything is quiet. Our entire casualties
In the late battles foot up four thousand five
hundred, and in the 4th Corps alone two
Thousand three hundred and fifty.
We captured si1 Thousand four hundred and
hfty prisoners. Forty SIX guns were taken.
Especial Dispatch to ths Chicago Tribunal
RK1DerroRT, Ala, Dec. 4, 1865.
4 burial party, under Gen. Gross, has Just
returned from the old battle field Of Chicka.
mauga, and report having deccnt1y buried
over four hundred bodies, generally In an ad-
vanced stage Of decomposition
There are get many unhuricd. It is proba-
bic another party viii be sent to finish the
good work
General Bragg and the rebel army hare
written themselves brutes and barbarians By
their wanton disregard Of the claims Of i1u-
manity.
Your correspondent accompanied the party
and Was witness Of brutality, Which, If he had
not eeen personally, he would be unwilling
to belieTe- Ofthe whole number unburied,
two on,v wcre f.onfederates. and these ,Yere
o o1' "~.~
evidently mistaken for Federala: There =
nothing new from the command sent to in-
tcrcept Longstreet.
7h....aau .., :.
1ne poatoon orlose at tms point broke
down to-day when the prisoners wcre crosa
ing, and eight persons We're drowned.
Bragg has been relieved by Har1ce. WIN Ia
.,o,a.>,s a..na-,..
H'aHaag oespe4atc eaofts 10 patch up the shat
, 1863-12-05
FROM MADISON.
Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Trfbune.1
nna 4 lee

Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tribunal
MADISON, WIS. Dec. 4, 1868.
a telegraph Was received by Lieut.. Col.
IoTcll, Provost Marshal General for Wiscon-
sin, to-day, from Provost Marshal General
Fry,stating that such sub districts as furnished,
their quota By volunteering, Wiu receive
credit, and thus avoid the draft. The home
vote Of the State WIS canyassed to-day, but
not footed, excepting for Governor-Dodge
and sheboygan counties being thrown out for
fnfolmalitics. The Union majority for GoSs
ernor, fs sixteen thousand four hundred and:
thirty-e1ght
, 1863-12-05
Maekete by Telegraph.


fsrecial Dispatch to the Chicago Trihnuo.l
CINCINNATI, Dec. 4, ISL.
Wu1skY-T1e demand continues active and bpccu-
a;lTc aud prices ngaln higher. 5a1es of
at s596s,1c, the latter rate for wagon.
Hoes-The w1athcr was qc1te mild to1e7y-too much
20 Tor The pork busiess-and the market for
sequently Was dE11 aud but few buyers with In
creased anxiety On the part Of d1oYezs 70 soil, aud
they made concessions Of to3t5c In orderto do 40,
and at the close .tn sverases would ass bzas ovor
4s-(p Tho receipts were about 7ooa head Tho sales
were Conf ned 10 70 averaging 20 ns at g. ~ do
elo 1hs at 81 !2s5; so do 40 ns Erosa at $50.
'PEoy1aIoHs-We larc to notice quiet but ve,7
frm market. holders generally coatendIng strongly
for advance all articles, though tho demand IL but
ultcd tcdee1 0utsc al speculative srit VIII ii is
exhibited. There !s has1y any inquiry. Hoss Pork
.sfci It F15co $1s:e aal stS-a.5 for zach scasons
packing. Lard sold at 114012kc tor old andrex
ut these ratcs arc abo-o tbs vtows OF those
disposed 10 buy. The transactions a1e, therefore,
quite light. Green hfs arc in good demand.t o. foz
city and sLGe5s for country. ac3 curers anxious
buy An occasional sails OF bsxed naddles ia msdo
at tcAc tho latter for short clear. The saes wcr&
2eo brls new country mess pork al 1890 20 tIercss
prime country lard at 1eo: 100 do city 1t la}e
.,7Co ereca hams 1t &c, and Z. .0so do at SIC.
, 1863-12-05

.. 11ec19 c19No1npI0at10HR2 and StF1kc8,
Fn1iAnElrH!A, Dec 4, 1s6s.-Thc Buuetin
1a n1oasnfs e1ss ~ tae stonoTing-"we learn from
been endeavoring to-day to purchase 900
tons Of coa1: but thus far unsuccessfally. &c
has received information that plectine of
coal operators was held last evening, at which
It WIS resolved, in order to keep up lie
present high prices, TO- suspend mining opc-
!ataons The suspension was to commence
Immediately, but 1t wns finally determined It
should not commence until the 10th Of De-
cember.
, 1863-12-05
CHICAGO, SATURDAY, DECEMBER 5, 1858.

Mountain. They send word to Pcnbina that
they arc waiting for Major Hatch's supplies
to arrive, then they will come and take It, Is
they arc greatly in need Of provisions Thoy
may indeed make au attack upon the post
during tic winter.
, 1863-12-05

NEw 1onK, Dec. 4-Serious disturbances
occurred I'M this week in South Amboy, n. j..
or ,hc paH Of the strikers in thc cmpIoy
OF thc camden 4 A,nboy railroad.
ed, 1xilroad ani other bus5nnss s.nn mas 9cIain,
for two days mob law reisncd snnrcme' eo' aao
On Wednesday the Sheriff, with nozso ,s
20 men md military comnsuy fnonap p9ase e, o.
ton, dispcrscd the moi ana a,1estea tio,a as1,'
All is quiet nov, and tie operations of IT,
road arc resumed. "A MIC