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MELANCHOLY SUICIDE,


, An inquest was held yesterday afternoon. at No.
Il Green Bay street, BY acting Coroner Summer
Geld, on the body OF Matia F. Bryant wife Of Bcn-
jamin Bryant. jury having been empauslled,
the following evidence waB aaduced.
Edmund Landis, deposed:-I nm practising
9o'c1oek last evening; her hands aud let Wero
gons; Dede9ssd ia beea Vomiting Rss 6Ioc$ s snd
mistaken. Tnder the iaauence a oi
thispoieon the blood appears to lose iii etrculs-
effect Of the poison produces Inflammation Of The.
9Els to speak 10 him and died about nine O'clock
although deceased denied It. s'
posed:-The evidence oi this af1ss Eitpsss vas ass
He was also Of the opinion that deceased hid
taken poison for the expreas purpose Of termfna-
ting her existence: she had t1ied 10 drown herself
last week; her mind was subject to temporary IN
Henry 1sedlech. examined, dsposed that ho was
drugRitt 5estding at n q Green Dsy street; had
selling her laudannm bought some medicines Of
him tho day before yeeterday-somo 1audanum and
ha an ounce Of a,5senic: be th9nght that small
tient.
Charlotte bryant. sister!nlaw to deccased's hns-
and showed witness bottle markad laaianum
hed taks1 p9'ssn bst,veen md ! o'clock yester;
thrown hereclf into the lake eorc time since for
the purpose Of making away with herself because
she had spasas !; deceasod had been married eight
years; shc and her husband were always On good
ter1nR; ntter having rpasms deceased alwaye
seesned depressed, and had expressed wish to
, 1863-12-05

pe:!sy rs NJ
s. paF Rs4a ae 's'ss e
III. 1s to 1h md ~ to O'Clock. Doors open haif IN
SESEHHl $9M THUMB .na his beautiful, little
,.'Io S'IoNSiopoM MUTT: tho famous s:e,oo Sutt.n 20
1Pn 81 ts!sf WI itEssss ss smallest Lady
,HeTs sre Married Couple, Bachelor and Belle,
aad ~s4la never II
S5nSgtaiPs Pa1f So Eonde5l No a many
PC. Nho wonder thas ssowGs thruas theis isvees
fssh
N as eDsfn s Ct T e
PFC G0sTTaE tee{ Te5s @ 4 GEass ChqFch on their
Sssas variety of fascinating performances and cos
sSi1o VII A2pis. = 1rE1cK R5f o;Fe
G:a se1 M MIEe S ,tS G9%s
eaaeg eeaegss e ths H. Ro1Et as9 wi
anEeaIance and II eEery movement. TRis il noss
esi sfs: viii appear
~ eesy s.91eeo she vii appea4 q q s1sans
T6T TaB & he4fs
III 94Tesf MSss sTss paEEFs Yin soxo.
nuETTs; DaScEs. &c,&e. change or performance
The rich, rare and costly WEDDING PRESENTS, also
% %Thn@6 b ihs crowned heads of Europe, viii 30
2 fsSa sai@.rre COACH, tcoss!ns no
Goaeanaa and Footman ~, n Livery. VII promcnadc
once in 1t TO and nom the Hall OF Exhibition and the
der yea4s eeats:
, 1863-12-05

Editors Tribune:
In yonr notice Of the escape Of rebsl prisoners
The pocket Of ot The captured prisoners haying
Sssg. ee .'1sss t r. nse Mo goq .ae,n
nleSk S .a ewned b keR!ue5',nr whose agent Is
of shn. dss1g ms Bee ,e eabe ooe oe
your "suggestfve citcrmstAncesa' over which
bad no control and Of which haro no knowledge,
1st That Of the seventy-elght escaped prisoners
whose names are given In the TRIBUNE Of this
Sse ans na ass os s
them.
I'd. / never furnished card with my address On
nation Of the card in question: or how the psison-
I asceItaned the number OF my office.
"a. haxs mover asassted o. advised, directly or
Gimp Dougiss or other camp or prison But I
tave repeatedly, when hsre heard OF escapes ad-
yi.ed the relations and friends OF prisoners herr to
&c OF II to see them, to advise them not to at
AZ. The .kentuekisn' who Owls the building
in which u - Room No: e. and Of whom an tho
tuckians whose names 90 swell the list Of arrivals
at the Chicago hotels, :" ID \ native OF Ma.Bachu-
slonr Esa IT si ssse :ny s and % +
5th. Among the Morgan men" and othe- pri-
Tsa Il athers
with in Kentucky few years ago. Their relatives
snd friends Lave sent tome {:h=ir only acqualnt-
ance he1e) ar1ieles Of clothing and money TO send
under md in strict compliance with the Rules
ard Regulations" Of the camp, and this I intend
to do, whenever am 10 requested, -
tsNo. 100 Randolph street, Room No. g.
RExAHks,-As to the card found In the pocket Of
the captured prisoner II there Is any crror in re-
gard to the s9room No. s. part Of It, VIC wesa mis-
led BY the afternoon paper which contained the
statement; and VIC conld, ut the time, find nothing
to cast doubt upon its truth
A Letter from Potter Palmer.
The following generous and noble letter from
prominent Lake street merchant explains ITSELF
It Ia characteristic OF Nj. Palmer. and tho praise
worthy e1ertfons he has from the first put forth in
behalf Of this noble enterprise, are moet credita
bic to his head and heart:
No. 20 READE-sT., N. r, Dec. !, 1868.
To the Lady Managers Of the n. ". Fair.
DEAR LADIES: I see BY notice in the CHICAGO
TR1BrN1 OF the 26th that you have called meet
co6tssbntins 10 tie wants q soldiers families IN
Chicago and vicinity. Enclosed please hu1 1uy
check for $100, which Wieh to contribute to the
very deserving object above named. and shall he
pleased to contribute more nbera1ly in future, as
circumstances mar require.
I tnkc great pleasure In acknowledging the re-
ce1pt OF your kind note Of thanks Of the 25th,
which, although very acceptable, w.s entirely un-
deserved by me; and regret that it has not been
in mJ power to do more Ter cnuse to which we
are all 60 much indebted. ehall finish receiving
contributions the last Of this week. and wln then
forEsrd Jou tho amount received which will ex-
an. With great respect your ob't
PoTrEH PALMER.
, 1863-12-05

SERIOUS Auc1DEs1.-Hc regret to learn
that tho wife Of Calvin DeWoK, Esq. wss serious
II injured, yesterday Afternoon, By being thrown
ftpu, her carriage, while driving on Michigan avo-
ue near Twelfth stroet. It IL feArsd hes tnjusies
70 Of Esthes eseioas mature.
, 1863-12-05

FOR SALE-Land. At $500 per
Il acre, Situated . mics Eouth of Chicago For
particulars, address E. WARREN, Wenona, III.
n0a5+r4aa4k WdsaAT
, 1863-12-05
'At11nHtt1tFttt8.

GRAND CONCERT.
WILL BE GIVEN AT
BRYAN HALL.
This SATURDAY. Evening, Dec. 5
BY she following talent,
MRS. E. @, BO5TWICK.
bT1sS a. Z. MAIN.
MISS J. De PEL1xoA
B1R. GEO. F. Eoor.s
MIR. ]. @. LUMBArzD,
Mr. HENRI FAILING.
. PAr1 71ssrS :
soOE-*"hol Save ~ rs Ia IksH~
seena and osts-' ,,3aH Sat!1s .coneoas.
s. sons-Je~fsh Na4ee9: n
=: "'''z-n Ase'Si His nosFwicK:' ffs't'.
D. 7'' ''A' IN Iii. FAILING. Hsidi:''''''''''
PART aHuhHD.
l. 3''''''o Hiss Mxiy.'
2 sons-Pfet' s'sno1sdi Iii: ROOF: Rooir:......s'r s1@
.. s0os-o' s'4eiMnfSo His. SosrwicE:. wicE.''.'''..'As
Miss b Pei LaEoSi AND sii:. fALINa
s. National s0nsEM|Ras MRs Hus!SAib e 81
Tickets Finy cents To be had It tho music store OF
Doo1x open at =; Concert commences ut O'Clock.
-de5f91H1t
, 1863-12-05

Go TO TIE BEaT-Go to Bryant s. Straston, =
Chicago Commercial College, to get q fhorousn
practical business education. For circulars a..
dress {cncIosfng stamps) BRYANT d S7EA7ToS'
ChjcnCp Illinois,
, 1863-12-05
To the Friends Of the seth Illinois.
ADAMS HOUSE, CHICAGO, Dec. 4, 1865.


18th IN Kane and Kendall coantles, that their con
re9;mct anonnted y n S! anos ~ t1s use Of IL!
dozen pairs OF good socks and . dozen na}r.. a a
mtttens hare been purchased. There have a1st
md 1arro nnsrtitv ~ ~ s,oth " some socks
pat91c1lar tI pc!sons.
nrnmntI, c;its nrenarsd o anch aha:. ~ 5naf ~
by workI5g iar into Tic ughs. Soldisrs ftei thaf,
1abors cheeTed and their burdens lightcned, when
they know that their efforts are not nnapprceiated
ON bare boys. 70 less than their banda and feet,
Tour rifs Il Vii be- A. tn,11, fha1 beae3 weas
voices gently saying, .sWeli done" As"'' 'ou'
an under obligations to the G., 3. i @. and
"a a4Jeaae ., ana 1n9iahapo'ss Jtailroad Companies,
Chaplain sdth Illinois.
MruoAxr11p p.wnvLr p,,,,,o..
,.,nhss -. 49, 1911. 49, - o,eaett'
Join his battery On Monday night Any lettefs left
Al tne stofe OF Hookef q 5onca, 101 Like street,
any time previous TO II O'Clock, H., Monday, will
10 taken to their destination By Mr. Brackatt.
IN 1a,.a T.. r.ss.,11. oA ,ts1, o. esohls rs
WI !e2te LUZ NaSaFaae On MONDAY next, and VIII
Of The above batterv If ian At the osce - SInrT~
Nelson 4 ~ NJ "a sonts ...n. ~ aut.
Moad.x nom h. h. ~, >'a 1sa "a''F SFee'' oe''fc
BISHOP LEE OF loWA.-Thc Rt ReT. Bishop
In. nj Inv, xvt1, ,re.ch +, ..rtr,+r rh,.,. r..,.
y. "-' ~ Pseaen ~ 1fnas onutcn' JACK
eou s'1ee', on ounaay morning, Al lux O'Clock; In
the afternoon at st. James Church, and In the
evening st St. Johns. unfon Park
MILES WAE7ED.-Those who have kutes for
O. NJ. 1ndiananolIa. Ia w.nts one +hnnsnn5 ~
~, 80 ~. 49,. "sAts w o'u4e'ne' eAo
"1n p'J tAo Inquest HafAes Pf1Cc LOT tnem. see
advertisement Tor particulars.
EER1Ho WoNES's REFUGE.-Tne regular
meeting of the Board of Nanare,s oy III. Po.,r.
M, h. bs,d a, tha ve,,ns. 49, =.
.,..,a ~ 9. ...t e aoan 1neo ea11sttan Asso-
eAnon rooms, thaa lsatutuay} afternoon, at three
-
O1ryRr CAC9cH.-Rey.. A. Eddy is expected to :
commence his l.bora .s Pas,or n f,ivct Th,rrh ~
moffoE, tSaboath1 morning.
, 1863-12-05

91eM HEv. J. X1wToy 1auuS, D. D.. 4o.1o1 or1w
K1CYCLoFEpIA cfKKL1otora HtKxoa9,
Although not disposed to Eayor or recommend pas-
ent medicines n through 4istErss Or theif In
why may -et testlfro tho aeacn;s ho be-
Heyes hlmsel 10 have received from kcy simple rrt-
paraton, in the hope that he may thus conxrhntt =,
Tho benefit OF others ~
do tht3 moro readily IN regard to Roodanda Ger
city because was 2selsaicsa sEaina: them for .ny
yeats nnlsF the inpseseteo has theJ wtEe chcny an
alcoholic mixture. Am indebted 10 ny friend NEf-
shoenassr: Es9 q: tne resaovs1 Of MS rrsudlee s.
suffering from Ksst and long contin uad debility Tn
uso Of three 6ott:s ot taese Rlstsra, At tho betn
restoration to deEFao OF bodily and mental rt,ox
which hsd net six noahs before, and haI a.
and my friend fl directing me t. - ase of the1.
PmLApx1rE4A. June e 2, t6}-
, 1863-12-05

ARRESTED FOB LARcESy.-D. B. Hopkins,
who has figured somewhat extensively, on former
occasions, before the Police Court, was srrested
and anagned before the Police Court yesterday
morning, on the charge Of stealing twenty live OF
thirty lo1ars' worth Of fancy goods from Parker's
Sherman House Drug Store. He waived examlna-
lion and gave bail for trial.
, 1863-12-05

al VV11VNs~l 6HH0 bE;H HG t1UEtEO0
- at n Lake kt7eet, corner Of Ttx..kkn u ~
O'clock, A. H.. On Mon6ay, T1wdsy, Wcdaesday An4
Fs1day, Eoy. atn 70 Dec - q ~ st1, al3F{s 80
Hittens. aAunt1eta, Hood$ BontAE.. 8eaFf easRsAs,
stoet oe Boos: ia SSow .sd s. oosoo sssanS
poerssHb G. NICT. EEaQN. Aue3aask.
, 1863-12-05
Night Blooming Cereus.>
Night Blooming Ccreus.
Night Blooming Cereus.
Night Blooming Cereus.
Night Blooming Cercus.
Night blooming Cereus.

no2e-ra81m Sold by Druggists generally.
Dr.. James, formerly Of New Orleans, where be
has been trc2ting diseases OF special character
for fifteen yeare, thrteen years Of that time con.
ducting one Of the oldest hospitals in the United
States tor the treatment Of old chronic, mercurl4,
skin and blood diseases; also organic weakness,
brought On By ozcess, ovcr-t&1atio1, and abuso Of
the system.
Dr. James Testimonials arc very aattcr1ug, RESI-
ponsible aud reliable, both from tho press and
time appeared in this paper. Delicacy preventstha
publication fthose successfully treated. Thous;
an1s Of names ofpersons cured could be produced!
Dr.. Jsmes IL now permanently located in Chica.
80. at SC Randolph street. Up stairs, where he es1
been practicfng in medicine fifteen years., tht
New Orleans Data Of March 18th, 1880. says: i
'SPECIAL TEEAT1ENTs.-Wec cannot omit MAX
ing mention OF the rapid popularity Of Dr.. James.
No. So Custom House fold namber). He has, BY
sc1ne mysterious agoney in his practice Of special
ties, gained the confidence and good will Of al
those who have had occasion to consult him."
His astonishing success with his numerous pal
tiente has gafned for him . Eeputation which Y
would be hard to rob him Of. Tbs Doctor, In hia
advertisement, speaks more particularly Of such
specialaes and the simplest mode Of treatment.
, 1863-12-05
e We call the attention OF our readers to tht
advertisement OF Plays, By McNally & Co., Dear

and Sexual Systems-new and reliable treatm en- (
In reports Of The Howard dAssoc1ation-sent By mail
IL scaled letter envelopes, fee Of charge Address
Dr. J. Ssdllfn Houghton, Howard Association, No!
2 South Ninth street, Philadelphia, Pa
rn9Q.ffssG4..,Sfn
, 1863-12-05

MERCANTILE BATTEn1.-C. Il. Brackctt, .
member OF the Mercantile Battery, will leave to
join his battery On Monday night Amy letters left
at the store Of Hooker & Jonca 1G7 Lake street,
any time previous to II O'Clock, H., Monday, will
be taken to their destination BY Mr.. Bfaekott,
, 1863-12-05

FOR SALE.-A splendid opportu-
nltT to enter II drst class business. i ci$ar
Store, with stock, fixtures and Lease nov doing good
husinesa Is offered for sale Satisfactory rc,aons Oven
for selling Apply At sS South Clark street or by mall
to fost ONiEc Bog t119. de1-v71l.1t
, 1863-12-05

BISHOP LEE OF IoWA.-Thc Rt Rer. Bishop
Lee, Of lows, viii preach in Trinity Church, Jack
son street, on Sunday morning, at 10X O'Clock; In
the afternoon at st. James Church, and In the
evening 1t st. Johns, Union Park,
, 1863-12-05

" ANTED- Surgeons and Assist.
~ ant Surgeons for colored REGIMENTS In the
Department. Of the South, Gulf and Tennessee This
gal oficerr. Boards are now in session a. Boston
New York. WASHINGTON, Ctnciuu1ti and ST. Louis and
1t the headquarters Of the AFmIea of the Potomac
Cumberland and Tcnucsscc- Applications for Exam
t1aton shon14 be made to tic Surgeon aeaeral
Washington, D. G., and must he accompanied with
one OF mora testimoniaA Of good 1aornl character
S p nsrsons Ins Bossd Eil determine
Assistant Surgeon. The candidate must be graduate
o1 some regular medical college. Son-sraduAtcs will
not.be examined.
I. 3. nARNEs, Acting Surgeon General.
, 1863-12-05

BOARD OF TRADE BATTERr,-E. B. Stums
will 1eave for Nashvi11e on Monday next, and viii
take packages Of clothag and letters, for members
Of the above battery,H len at the Office Of MurIy.
Nelson & Co., No. e14 South Water street, before
Monday uoon, Dec. Tsh. 1863
, 1863-12-05

EEn1so WoAEs's REruGE.-Tne regular
meeting Of the Board Of Managers of the Refuge
1m be held at the Young Mems Christian Axso-
ciation rooms, this Saturday afternoon, at three
o'clock
, 1863-12-05
HANDB1 LIS

Printed at = few hours: ncdce. 4 variety of
Cuts adapted for COUNTRY MERUHANTSe enabie
, 1863-12-05

FOR SALE.-An Improved Farm
4 ofsto acres near Chatsworth, Livingston county,
Ill, containing 80 acres under cultivation, With i
good housc Of eight rooms, feed lots, atable
room ior cights lossr-, corn cribs. &c. The Farm
~ situated two miles from Hailfoad Station. Terms
JNO. sTILLNELl, ChatsMorth, IN. noaorss4lht
, 1863-12-05

For New Orleans.
The splendid steamer New War Eaelc,n ]. R.
Sous!eJ master, connects at Cairo with tho train
leaving Chicago this morning for Memphis, Y1cks-
burg and New Orleans
, 1863-12-05

FOR SALE-About 40, 900 #. Elm
tnMtor-1, ~, ~ and inches thick. r. X.
-'A--"oe
, 1863-12-05

HELEs WAETED.-Thoee who have Mules for
sale are referred to the advertisement OF j. n Ekfu
Q. NJ, Indianapolis. He wants one thousand, and
will paJ the highest market price for them. Sec
advertisement for particulars.
, 1863-12-05

.Tor 5ale.

GUPPLEKKSfARI MAILS for eastern cities art
Cansds are eusps nded under this Arrangement
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TAE NV MExlcAN EMPIRE tn

The NV NExlcAN EMPIRE. The
London LINES says that the election cf
Macmillan in III Eico will have q ten
dency to union between Frspoe and
Austria and adivision between France
ana America t.be Northerns mus, bs
lnOensed agaiust Napoleon, aud tho Fea.
erals can hardly fail to come in collision
With the new Empire. La ps.rio ss'
aef's the Arch3Uke mode the Accep
lance dependent on the consent Of the
Emperor Of Austria La France saws
nay II he accepts, France and EpclsSd
EilI recognise him immediately and
the Other powers will follow. Tbs a.
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Pay Taxes IN THE OLD NOTES
The Richmond Wing makes a good
suggestion ia the following. We cordi.
alFy second il:
The OLp Issur. - Business men are
now called upon to pay tho specific tax
due to the Confederate Government +:
under the tax bill of last session. These
F'ho.de'er pslrlent until lhe Sd OF Sen.
tenbsr next will have to pay a double
'ax, We again invoke tho attention ~
tax payers to tho expcdiency Of payine
their dues inthe Treasury notes isspe5
prior to December last. Let everybodv
aid in getting rid ofthis currency. sbieb
Osiug tsken'bS some aud rejected BY
o.asfa, iS sogsoe Of goOeral annoy,
suce. as vel as Of injury to the Oonfsd.
49, A..NN WHaaea
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Clr III Cont NoYab.s County.

UPo .ae representations oil tbs at.
'ornsy lag, and officers Of Cou,s at
Mace u IS, that there is no business
IN me Circuit Court Of Noxubee ooun.
ty reg lting the holding Of The 0cto.
Der term Of said Circuit Court. / am
instructed by his hoaor James S.
Hama, Jadge 6h judicial D strict
Sta'e.ot Mississippi TO give notice ,hat
the reg ar Fali term Of said court
will ae' % holden. ia said caualv
Jurors and witnesses summoned and
fn9I"oed are aeby notified that their
attendance will mol oe required.
,JR MILLER. Clerk.
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500 Reward.

STOLEN from my premises. A miles
north Of Sum nerville, on the Mos
con road, on the night of the 25th Of
Sept, one bay mare IA hands Bioh. &
years old-she is natural PAGER. o.
hundred dollars reward will bo Oiver
for any certain Information O. fiber where.
sbouta.
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DIED,

On 26th Sept. 1863, David W.
Locket Esq Of Noxubeo Co. Misc, long
and generally known as one ofthe most
prominent and prosperous citizen 81
the county,
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r5-Norlog,-~HOn. James Phelan
Confederate States Senator, will I'D.
dress his fellow citizens at Macon on.
Monday the l2,b inst.
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AFTER CosCRlPTS. - Captain Har.
per, in command Of rs to 80 men
Belonging to a Company called the
'NoGubee Scouts, raised in Nozubee
co1sty Miss: has been in this place for
aome ten days past, booking after Cons
scripts and stragglers from the Army.
We are not advised as to his success.
out his scouting parties have brought il
quite a number for examination.-Oen.
orally, however, they we're those who
had furnished substitutes. But AZ he
requires such persons to establish the
fact that their substitutes are o in
the service, Ca go into it ,heuse Ives.
he will be apt to make some additions
to the army from this place.
The men composing Captain Hsrper's
command, are hardy, athletic looking
soldiers, capable Of doing most efficient
service And it affords US pleasure to
be able to state that their department.
generally has been character zed ~ III
most gontlemanly propriety.
Greensboro (Ata J Beacon
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E-TIE ELgcTIoH.-As far as
heara i'c , up to our paper going to
press, Gn Clark is ahead for Cover.
nor. "'s6 leads Lyles 60 majority
as fares ieard from in the county.
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