davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1863-11-02
Total .,-... 756W 1117 a4Na 900 R273 76l0
eHpxxn1i Hr LAK1 roR LAsr 1tgHK7r.rouR uouRs
Elour. Wheat Corn Osls. Eye. Barry
brls, bu. hu. hu. bu. bu,
70 9unslo ....... sW AsoS, 1880 1ilSso -. ~.
To OsEeEo. HE'S 80. $50. ,..+ ,.,s
TO n EsTnfa.-.. 439t -. - ,... 80,
To Other Ports. Sc 200 tztt0 1900 80. 80.


There was rood attendance On *Chanre to-day. hut
there vaa less ACTIVITY and the general arkc,s ior
nroduce we're oriet
rhere wasa fa1r fnoufrv for F1our for imtoeaiatc
shipment bat in consenuence OF he dIfculty Ia pro
cupt tess sellers could not Insure delivery and tho
market ru1ed dn11vltn sales or oniy about sc0o bra
nj n s7s 25 for good to choice White Winter axtra5
aud IL 40as 80 for Spring Extras.
The wheat market r1,1ei about xc per bu higher
than ycstsrday-v, sales Of abort 1sooo bushels at
s11la1 Is for No. Red Winter, 81 05att7 for No.
Spytpe. s1laaf n6kc for No sr Ing: and a3c for Re-
ccted spripc owing to the pon,arryal of dispatches
rtom New York, tho market closed very ay.st-g1th
no ipau1rr at over II o6 for no Spring and xlcaa
1osx for No. Fl Spring.
Tho Corn market as steady and fir1n. but not very
active and we note HIGHT .ale5 ut for Csna Mixed
To b 1aa7sc far No Corn Ia store: 77a7s. for Nm
Corn and 76c for Rejected Corn In store-the market
closing optet but frm,
oats In morerate ,ennest and tbs ,rarrat rrf:
, 1863-11-02
MKsSI0N SABBATH
SCHOOL,


A Alsrge number Of children aud teachers, both
from the Rail1oad Mission School and from other
sctools in the vicinity, assembled near the
Of Van Buren, and Griswo1d streets, last evening,
to witzsss the 1ssing Of the corner stone Of the
Ra'l,oad Eiesion Sabbath School Chapel.
ThcChapel is to be fine spacious brick e1idce, and
has been II ndered necessary BY tho rapid growth
Of the railroad Mission School, Which, has been
increasing In numbers and influence every month
sincc ita establishment. The exercises OF the oc-
caessn passed of well, spite Of the chillness OF
the mir and the bad condition Of the streets In that
ocalitF.
A,cs the c1erciees were opened by singing a
hymn and payer, Mr. Perkins, the principal Of
the eehool, exhibited to the audience box
which WAS about to b placed beneata tha corner
history Of the Rallroad Mission Sabbath School, .
list Of the officers and teachers Of the school,
list Of the officers OF the Railroad Mission School
OCCASION, eopies q the Newspapers taken in con.
rectson With the fchool, aud the names OF all ths
scholars and teschcrr In the tchnol to the number
TIE same gentleman alse made some remarks in
relation to the history Of the bene1ce.t enter.
prize. from which we learned tina. $500 had
and that $500 more would DC needed to free the
Society from debt, and make them absolute own.
ers Of the premises.
deposited apd the corner stone laid The Rev
Nil. Humphrey followed with brief but appEo-
priate address, mud singing By the children. fol-
lowed By benedfction closed the exercises.
Sale of Articles in Manufacturers
Hall, NorthTester Fair.
Alta meeting beld In Manufacturers Hall, hsld
Oct. 81, 1865, ths following YVES respectfully sug
pested to the Executive Committee, Northwestern
Fals:
That az many OF the articles a may remain IN:
sold in the Manufacturers hall. be advertised
daily in the Chicago papers, together with des.
crlption Of the same, With the prices a1nxea ~
the donors, That the nsns OF the purchaser OF
any article be published. That on Frday and sat
urday 81 next week all articles in the ManutAe-
tuIeis HAll. that remain unsold, VIII be offered At
pnhllc auction.
The above VII leave It for each donor to see
that the prica Of his contribution ts 1s5tHt0tasd.
Secretary.
An effort VIII be made during the arst days OF
the week to sell the machinery and agricultural
implements In aharea, II the more va1uable Of toe
fancy articles hare been sold. Bhould this plan
not secure their purchase BY Fddsy or Saturday
they WIN be sold at auetion-of which dae aoaee
NiQ he RiYen.
, 1863-11-02
NEW YORK DRY GOODS MARKET.



A very married. dimluuson OF demand frpn Import.
cts and Commission merchants ts apparent 10 tue tas
kat; but such IL the moterae supply tn2t pftces
yer9 1rm for al des1asle goods. and there 70
little beside to be toncd. The chiel demald u Ea1u
The tntlor Tho strek Of prints ts lghf frtces are
tteay: but any increase CT cenatd wilt $3.50 psltea
np jbtte i . lnA IN re inqu.r for shir:isss s2u
Drills are nrm win 3 ve!y light etock Cling ha rs
M quiet Euttunsdeg ae lrn1J bell. and th:Ee y
stesdy demand. Cotton daones t1e sca-te Wooleo
styles sre tcs!ce- Eove!tes IN delaiues c.ai1re 70
cone forward. mos:}y TO prer:ous orreT, Ihe ass5s
meat :,5lts y % 40 a'sta:iiye FaTc7 ssss 49,
dImia prices ssv including nssgefs 59tsR3 81
Dsskirs ~ ha,y astse 81 ,fss ~,
Etth pressing d.ms na saawIs sellsE :. tsss a.
rnaiEde stoek- Fo;eisn eoaa. a1a ye:y aasenasa q
on the ps!snt vey!xto.s IN the pstce OF god ena
sAtes Of eIchsnke. The principal sa,es sc tn,cnEn
ne auction 1oru1. T. ere Is OF tha modesata
atccE on and but What Is desirable; end many &C
ac,tpuGbe It dreet ge0cs rctt wanttt aSe very
Theizapor. Ado.s last eeE wesN small. Law plscsd
BrNiEh dIe.E got ci mot to BE- had gRs are VIII
itmtt TIA nd fabbous seem n e1eep ton 70 the
ktnSr1l rule. being dai1 hut hol6tr1 are nsh ~
the'e good supply well asso,tet OF al ian'
The following t1e tie vno'esae NJ. cash price: Of
, 1863-11-02


BEEF CATT1E-The market wss crowded. With cat
tie. and prices hnn d. clIuing tendency Gov+rsmtns
contractors Eonsht At 1H@2Gs packers st 2H92xc
beeyes at s@3Mc q y gEoss. 80.
IEoGs-S11p1y mir, With sales At 4@5c 2 u net, tho
principal aolts about = 50 for good fat
for butchers We bear OF no cnntrncts by tho packers
uroye1s u daily feeling Of the market, and irving
% 10 @ v xhn @ 70 pass sf
ahont a little IN regard to tie opening pri5es whc
they came.
, 1863-11-02
,-.ntr ,r4,9nh

The OF the early part Of the week which
showed decline in the concluding rates Of list ltur
days market Of 2c@a5c medium. uud 4o@5oc = too
ms On common grades Efeulea hy Thu1soay TO have
fully prepared sellers for the reduction In prices to
which they were bound to submit. The entered sales
for the day amounted to II 2 hogs, which, With Only
one execution Of lot Of sold Mt the Cottage Groye
Yarcs at $500, did not exceed $i.65. From $a75 to
SLID very capital hogs Weza bought fully equal
to any sold during the previous week at &i.149iN,
The market on Friday assumed much nrmer tone the
weather which vas unavorab1e for almost every other
branch Of commercial industry, was Just the hight
thing for the hog market, Snow and Ice seemed to
give additional zet aud a to packers and shippers
the former especially whose purchases during the Gay
we're conslderably larger than on nny previous day
this season and at prices fully 1aoc y 100 ns in 3D.
vance OF the previous day. The total nuubfr OF en-
te.ed sales during the day Amounted TO H. hogs
Pm: cipaly from $s.7a8a2o.
s.1rEpAY. Oct. 81AThe entered sales to-day
amount to 11,E6 hogs at prices ranging from 5000
81 g. The market has been tolcsnbly active nnd a.
about the same rates as Flay. The cola weather has
brought few extra packers Into the market,
which together with q fatr shipping domaad,
has caused decided improvement, both
in the demand and prices since Monday. There
is one featnrs specially noticeable IN the receipts of
the week, namely the unusually 1arge proportion Of
half FED and coarse qualities which only skea51e
ut very low hures and even At those there most
limited demand Tie chief complaint We hear amongst
packer, ia the difficulty they 1nd IN securing good
hogs oflarge boned their stock there Il any quantity
but these not the hogs wanted either BY paekerd
o. other causes, there u large proportion OF this
caM 10 come INTO the market, dealera mnst be pre-
pared to fall in With low rrices at best VIC quote tho
closing prices Of the market Is follows:
Prtr5e to extra qush LEI. $d5@tB
Medium to lard d-.......--...........--.'. Stn9aig
, 1863-11-02

lard. y
FLocE-commoo grades dnll nd dTooplng; e tsade s
brSnds scarce and In request at fu prceH-$5eQ3T8 81
tor extra round hoop Ohlo3 s7Ss3s c5 for traae
brsnds: market clot1ng quiet Rye Hour scarce and
II request.
NMsKY-Du1l At G198lKc.
GRAIx-Theat'1c 1c lover, with only very mod srate
for Mw g Cub: s7@l ssH fot amber Iowa end
u ss01 II for winter red westsfn- Com heavy and lc
very scaree and little higher r. shipping
mixed western II store sIA31 10 for DO Aioat; u 10
{uI western yellow. OAt8 heavy ADD 1aSc 10 xec
eales 1t e2 cloaing At tnstde Quotations tacluded
Ii the salt1 arc COO By Prace Edwards 1slsad, 70
as11ye within Is days, At &c. s-
TaovIsIoss.po!k nema7y - I'D iovss; &11 n9i3 o q q
for prhnet t146clt % 1or nav prime 49, ssya
meats quiet and nrm 1t 5h9shc toT 1a1s Essd
for hama Bacon 6tdte quiet e0d nnE1sT111r
stesdy md u mQdRsts dsNsnA d uHsA"N'
, 1863-11-02

Toledo Grnin Nfnrker-Oct. 80.
Recetyed 20 CO.. bu vEeat B2 bu com, zoo bu oats
The1e as 1!e hellyly msn1css ia on: t1A11tt THIS
forenoon IaftJ IN the d4y Ihefr Eefo telesE Of fd
MfchiRsn Rheat Rs ge4ter1A3t cloai: + p11cer. b1t
ruyes did not cene fofwa.d lAfcr abo! IS ogo IN
2let 2tJe4teYds5 T1tes Il coIn there WAsA fAt ~
0u1fy At SC, hut holds. tola"ed On 69Aea9Gc ana
theke were no les effected that va could len. Lake
dull
, 1863-11-02

Flour dragged heavily {et holders we're not aisposea
perf3e al IS S9s5o hi for single extra ii Id +
sn to the axaEcs made by Gol Ialnes On bids 1nen-
day Ia contract niced to aogsweI . Co. for sun
pl3iog sg h!is coqoe esIsa r ao4s At snd 5o9
werr email, the market was quite nn With sales
sks goo1 tali to extra choisc u $l2SSl q 2 on
a7c hustel 0atb were nrm. With ssl.s Of 800 ais
ut aecc hushel. Buyers Of barley wore not out In
i've with sales Of and t,ir fa at fa1 IS, and
prime spt1ng Mt st. 20 bushel, exclusive Of saekB.
hucEwheat sold At 81 ls q %. ERs resu1ne1 Buy
~ fer wnis5 Th seer
aloaldt1s and ] ai:es vera quite dnli. sna huyeIs
lots Plain hams loose, sold at &c 2 .. lot Of 10
tcs Prime coutt1y larc was sola at 9xc y D.
, 1863-11-02

KecttYed, = eco Tho wheat ma ket waa mora a.
i've yestetcsJ aat Nic caster. VITA a1!heE.l demaad
sd Il io1 no 5spi1T 81 sse spas sad 4 Is
fsIme1. sellers op'io9 ~ NoysmeeE; Gne market
Thursday. Abou. 2So.tG0 bosheis had enareei hn2da
Up to Cock p n ~, - 3 5an3e q ftoS4@t osn fos
kes wxs rfe1ty We cesusd be!oro the 'a.t dsc tne
aoa oolJ small pcEt<n Of tho sales were made at
ui0H1n Gxx11Ia
, 1863-11-02

to be better demand sud prices sre prntty arm At
$ s4 o. according to val1o. On Tuesday three ioss
xero GOLD, viz: 4o1. ignt 100 -, as - 70 T.
weight III ns at s3 ~ An to-day note the sale OF
II, ~. eight 1eo rs. 1t tt.te q 100 ~
, 1863-11-02

During the present week quito large number O.
rork houses have pten in full operation; but We IN
tcrstand that on Monday next nearly Ill the large
touses III commence killing Tho business this sea-
son preNs brtskly,
, 1863-11-02
CHICAGO CATTLE mARKEz.
For tho Week Ending October 81, 1868.

SATURDAY EVENING, Oct. 81. 1883.
1he receipts OF Best Cattle ana Live Hoga Il the v&
r!ous yards IN the city during tho past week.
, 1863-11-02
~ Gse.ftt1ng work done promptly at W1
r,erftsr fAa T,8Ea street. oElS, I'd

4 man, supposed to be rohb. y, standing upon
Lillos Cast Iron Safe at Lasalle, III 8 iew days
$50, accidentally let B1edgo hammer ta!l upon
lie door, breaking 1t to pieces ard robbed the safe
Of seyen hundred dollars. No clue to the robbery,
The ssmc man fsee wood cut in the papers) ha.
bctn seen In town, the police are atter him.
noy1p21tet.
, 1863-11-02
CONF ALL

* SATURDAY EvxH1N4. Oct. 81, l9G4
The following table shown the rccepu aud ship
rse,ta during tho psss twenty y-sout hou11:
RxukIPTa FoR LAST Twx1TY-FouR HOURS.
, 1863-11-02

The brig Montezn "a aad PI'gr4m are taxing on ca.
goes OF WIod shove Walkers dl6ttIle:y the Cansd8
s.de. for ca:caFo. The 5.:k s,:1ax x.e.ss 1eok "a
yctftId1y. Iha schoorer Ellen Wliarna Is no y Load.
!Eg wnoa fsr Chicago hs 6!h- altar -lnetsoit FEee
Pfesl, SGth.
, 1863-11-02

Or! Eunday. N.v. lst ANA ELIZA. youngest
chl'd OF WinIt.n AID Caroline R JohnEon. S-ed tso
NOT tn& - d e1ahs dsyv-
Tho EIerss tf t. family era invited to 1tt.xt tha
:uest. corner q Pine etees. On Iustlsy. tic 81
lclt, &t2 o'clock (, n,
Get. 6olh. st the !resdence 81 A. G. Warner, Park
asesue Mrs. CHAtLOTfE IOUnLET. .oE Mor1s7llle,
Aadaen ccoIty. NJ.
In Rcme, New York, on Wednesday, Oct ?lst- 1868.
aEc other o. Frankua Hathaway. Of this city aged
70 1eArt ard daya.
~Her ~ork veil dene. she steepstn Je7rs.~
, 1863-11-02

sR- Nervous Diseases and Physical Deaihfys
srfeing rom Specific cauBes, In both se14e--neN
and re1iahIe treatment, IN reports OF no aowAla
Astoctaton-eeut In scaled leltef enTel0p4 Gee Of
charge Addreea, Dr.. !. 8k11lin HouRtton4 AoH-
nd Association, No. South Nl1th street phlla-
dt1pMs, Pa. aoAN8
, 1863-11-02
Another muniAcent Donation to IL.

Another mun12cent Donation to the
Sanitary Fair.
The following letters have been handed IN nv
the Lady Managers Of the Northwestern Fair, for
publication:
Lady Managers n. " Fair: 0'"
lam plsaasd to hand you the enclose1 letter.
from the celebrated CuIoKKHtNo + SoNs. Boaton
donating. with their usual hberality one Of thsir
superior Pianos, to the patriotic cause for whica
The Instrument was shipped BY Central Express.
snd viii be delivered to lou tmmed,a.elJ upon II.
rival. Yours. truly, A1AHsos RExn,
Temple Of Music.
DONATION From 0H1cKERIH9 & SONS.
BosroN, Oct. -, 1853.
Alanson need, Esq, Temple Of Music, Caicaso:
n answer to yonr request, We hare sens ron d
Piano. No. 40. as our donation ID tba Great
Northwestern eanit.15 Fair, now baing held ia
soldie1s. The good cause has our sarmest symps.
LEY. J0uH. trnsy, Ctls1KKRlka d SoAg.
This donation reflects great credit upon all con.
cerned, and especially upon the Mess1s. CHECKER
Ing, Of {aE-od Bostoa. where sims}sr Fair fo:the
same purpose Ia being held. Mr.. Reed, OF the
Temple Of Music" has ehonn his hand In this
cause. In manner not to be overlooked-hAviue
BY his personal contribution aud through hla tnda
epce, donated $3.50 worth Of musical instrumcnts
to tho Northwestern Fair.
Statement OF mir. Norton.
Editors Chicago Tribune:
oeE leave to AK the attention of the public to
the following statement in reference to NV con-
nectton With the :" 1deeon and Marshall case,''
! did not seek Becker, but he did seek me. ond
and leave town.
2 He at the same time represented to me :as the
evidence ehoWed, to others aleo,) that he and hts
wife were satisfied thAt Ideson had no intention
of committing the crime charged; In other wotde,
that he was so supplied with 1qu3r as to be wholly
unconscious Of what he was doing
). This Was before Becker and his wife had ap-
peared before tie GraLd Jury, and1 had no reason
10 suppose they would not there make tbs sans
ttattmcnt-fu which case no indictment except
found.
9TH. was then and ever since have been al
inJly eatiahed that 1dteon never did commit the
outtage complained OF. as am OF my own exist
ence; and my relations to his faulty were s1ch
that could not hare felt more keenIy, had the
charge been preferred against one OF my o IN fam
and q his family AZ to the exoediency OF accept
tpE Decktr's proposition, and thus saving them
lrom the modification and diegrnce Of ppbJtc
prosecution upon Bcandalons and false charge
II this was wrong, believe that all who know ne
VIII ray that 1t was IN error Of the head rather
Than Of the heart, and acquIt me Of any wrongfnl
il Is but just to the gentlemen with whom AN
aesociated In business. to add that neither ot
them bad any Knowledge Of or connection With
this matter. The responsibility, whatever It be,
Is Nholy my own. Respectfully.
~ G. A. NORTON.
, 1863-11-02
New York ssock ana MloneJ market--Oct. 81.

ooEEEFRHr sTooAa.
Without decided chahge. g..
US, e.. 81, C., liz s1lox 1885,. .1o7A@111x
us G.. 81 c., ITO 3Jr cart .....-. %
Money shade eesier, without matorial change In
ratee.
Gold opIl AID without material change opening ut
A. advancing 70 +6H and elpssnE &uiet at aS48l5E.
Total e3poI.s OF BpoE1n today $375 $50,
, 1863-11-02
MARINE NEWS,


| ARRIVED. October ST.
Iassd csaks, p1s Sa IL tons Eon
HaTk Gr.cin F!eece, Wool fsnTai,. 80 sooa coal.
III nb9sss fssss sss
I BsIk ;s Gnsonts Gigs BRasi Hdda lso tons coal.
:'k ss'so as faa3S ssy ey. lumber 100
e a;ss ass 1sssss ss = sGes e.: es.
naEk Gol Ellsye,th. t'tzEersli, Baifsie.
e ss cs'as T. 81 fs sss'
81 r.; 1: sssi s'c$E{ss qsSR.s + !ss;s :si
sssE Sai:s PsS l99s;
;S;: Rss''s Hsss s. e: :s;
Sebr sr Msirtra r, reErstt 81 sair9l,; m ~ .,,a.,.
ssLF slt bEsio%. Buaia s ss's soas s4 railroad
: sss ssz;ss, % RI a
5iS ssoSs sessy Gavs1eas 4. toss eea
shE ss.f sea
sMsfr M 1asse:s ho@s. si.tsn -, cs1 III Ii lura-
Hsss5s e. 81 ~ 'sHs s
IT,: IS u lath -. a., .u., ;, n,.o.
ssS's MI; y y lumber
sehr l:a@so0, GTesn Ba5. ia0 n lumber, 10
sehr i KohsEss. Nelson. Centerv,!s y ga vool
:s,ass
ID 81 .oss ssG
SER Ba! neg Eaton. We.h Sand Bsy. - eds wool %
| Schr Hero. Ioyt I. South Haven 80 m lumber
sssss g. ssis E.
&c. fss sss ps e. WOOL
CLEARED ........oet. 81.
Prop onsi.a. ROUNDS, Bunalo. 4,soo hr's aour, SUI
ssS Ss5:sss %s;';3 s1
f.ss;s 5es: TSss es ss
ha. E9Ipsan Boz M.zr,son; EufI:,o 19 oo9 ha wheat
ss Di Ssnss a's sS b4s ses
1ss ss ss
RR S,SiI ss sss.
ni Haas 81 ans
A seo g. m1ss sss
ILLINOIS AND MICHIGAN CANAL
Especial Ds7assh to the Chicago Tribunal
L.. .BEDeKRoET. Oct 81, tss1
ce.hu -. Ottawa.
p5sioa os !, lausr b 70 n .siasssa e
Aars Gtsa. geE.tiilt'. m tua5<i. ID N salsglss.
t Maple LtN jo'iet-
, 1863-11-02

TABLEAux VrvANT.-The ladies' and gentle
men who assisted In the tableaux last Wednesday
evening are requested to appear at Metropolit.A
Hall, puLctualjy At o'clock, next Tuesday ever-
Ing, to assist In repetition Of the same:
Sol N. WILSON.
, 1863-11-02

FIpur-Detuaud tsir
GRAK-wleAt quiet It = - for No, = Chicago
rprjnE 313t1 = for No Nil xaukee club u II
e1 s. or "a winter Corn Is qust assac. Oats Ia do
Tn1sEI. Ncynpa, nj SSr .... ..
to New York
1uPoETsle toa brs nour. 116 200 bu ~heas IL GO bu
corn. .. :
Exporrs- no rrls dau. g. roo ou wheat - oj0 bu
con. Il COO b1 oats, 5000 hu psstey,
, 1863-11-02

.GR41E-Whest ssesdy-Rsca.e spring .st.5 amber
clnn + 50 Corn srarce anr Quiak Barley u holt 1t
S.-whtch Il atove the vlnss Of buyers. Isya Eru
CANAL Fn11aBrs-AGvanced 1c On grain hour Is
[ SIC 70 New Y0tk
, 1863-11-02

Go 10 TIE BEsr9o TO BRYANT &S7KA9foAe
Ca1cAao CoM6rac1AL CoIlEaE, TO get taotou&a
practical bnsiness education For etfeEAn ao-
CHICAGO. Illinois,
, 1863-11-02

Oceaa Faeishts at Now York-O:t. -.
.Fnte' ta-,o I'VE ps"l aspe bu ~h4ss .t s'{@.d II
sbtp, pk T.: 81 brt dlu- u u: BY Z n 50 a
ts,fov sue ny se*s- ar no bxa eaa'fe ana SO
f.ktzs hatte- = co., SID toos NJ psa'1scns sf5oa-
, 1863-11-02

To all a AGlfcfed with Catxrrh, Throat
Discases, and Affections ftnc Chest.
Or. 1. Wi1elow Aye., PHI 5sician for Affections Of
the Throat and Chest. Rooms 12 and - McCor-
mickee Building. corner Of Randolph and Dearborn
Streets gives his entire attention to this depart,
ment Of practice. The extraordinary success
which has attended bis practice IN this city. has
enabled him to refer to the best and most Eespon-
a1hle parties IN Chicago It Is especially desirable
that Ill who tave need Of medical sid, either for
Catarrh, Asthma, Bfontht It's, or Consumption,
ahould make early application. The patient at 8
distance, who cannot come to the city to remain
here for treatment, can, after an examination, re-
turn home and purEue the course Of treatment
with SUCCESS. Where tits Impossible for the puty
to come personally 10 the city, he should write as
mapy Of his symptoms as possible, and give snch
description as will snrd correct Idea Of tho csse.
list Of qucttions will be furnished upon apolica-
uon. npya-pSS54-1t-M
ABApBREATH-The g,catest cu1ae the human
family IL heir to. How many lovers It has eepsrat-
ed-how many friends forever parted. The sub
iect ia 20 delicate, your nearest friend viii not
mention 1t, and you are ignorant OF the fact. 70
effect g radical cure, use the Balm Of TEousand
Flowers" as dentridce, night and morning. It
aleo beaptihes the complexion, renoytng al tan.
pimplee. and heckles, leaving the skin soft and
While Pxice 50c. For eale BY Smith d Dwyer,
Lake street-euE9 m-w.stt eow-3m
, 1863-11-02

Receipts Of Salt MT milwaukee,.
EFron1 The sentEel slstl
lis ettmafed thst the re.eits Of eas At this pot
for the pre1el yesl Will fall bus Qke. Il A1y scott OF
0ttrt.b.
, 1863-11-02

BHEEP-The rsrtet hiss boen very spar1ngV mp
pied With III RaeS2 dus!nx taa week There sp2sasa
, 1863-11-02
-LUMRE1l-Ma atttve md Irm, Sales today:
CtFrp sclf Feloit from Pent Wafer 100 90 feet mixed
at ai5 o. cargo Eeh1 Testcheste{ from Grand Flyer

~ ocGs15D 90 Manila Rope......17a1s
dsa f,sh ..... tSfsS HsR2 &3s e..
fSspenaas.... 4@a!Msi ~ -: 49, H. @l92
OEIONS-Market very firm mi active. with mod
crate supply Ma note az IT, aeyanse ofs; nqshel @ o.
saleH To-Day 100 bu 81 Il So -
, 1863-11-02
The Inferna1 Machine Casc-Hodxe
acquitted.

Joseph Knox, Esq, the Prosecuting Attorney,
consumed the forenoon session Of the Recorders
Court Saturday, in summing up for the people. in
the Internal Machine case.
After the Jury had retired the general impress
ions that hid been produced by the progress
the trial begzn to maniteat themselves among the
audience that remained in the coart room. This
w1a quite numerous, and as hts Honor Judge Van
Buren, bad sicrided to the jury, that the court
would rot adjourn, but wonld be ready at any mo-
ment to receive their verdict, they determined 10
cit out the coneummation.
But spite Of the unanimiiy AID impatlence OF the
lockers OF, tho jury remained ont, ,one-t1o-thres
hours and finally scnt In 10 the court request for
more particular instructions on the legal propo-
aitions involved in the case. By consent OF conn-
Sci the court gave the instructions asked fos.
Tho bearing Of this instruction On the fintl re-
eult Of the case, was 90 unuatakab1y ohysoae that
Just as the court finished reading it, come specta-
tors, outside the bar tndu]ged in the groas inp.o
peIey Of an outpu1st Of noisy applause, Tor which
they were 1ebuked by the court, with great but de-
served severity About ten minutes after the last
instruction was given the jury came In with YER
.ifr% nf> >-.r rY-YYTy
, 1863-11-02

GAS FtxTUREs-The cheapest p1aee to buy Now
styles, ia At Wilrnarth's, 163 Lake street..
oclS- -o434-SQd
, 1863-11-02

TIE Fam Oh MoSpAY.-The Fair will not
be opensd on Monday TIL soox, at either Bryan
Har, OF the Supervisors Room. New articles are
10 be located and additional and interesting fea-
lures added, at both Halls. Dinner at Lower
-pgan Ha1l as usual.
1LI1KoIs CEsTRA1. LAND DErAnTMEsT--
8ales Of land for the month Of Oct Fl, 80 to s35
purchasers; average oos per acre; one sixth for
caAh; onesixth Oh c4nsl time. and the xam.iaae{
on the usual time.
40. A.LsKAs.-capt. G. ". Lyman, 4.
Q.M, viii ind important papers directed to hin
in the hands Of Captain Potter at the Depot Quar-
te,naster.e cfice, Warrington street between
+ Dearborn and 6tatn streetA.
SToMIrs LOYAL LEAGuT.-Thete will be 4
xnAetipg OF the Women's Loyal League, at the
Young Mems c. -tRooms, on Monday, November
"a, at O'Clock p. m. We hope the members and
others wishing to join. VIII be present
POST Orr1cH HouRs.-On md after Mon.
dav. tho Post onhee vii opsu IN the noznipg ut {
4p'c1osk, aaa c1ose u usual ss eP. N.
, 1863-11-02

ASxA e. D1ek1Ssos's LEcrCaE.-Tickets
Sot Anna Dic1dneon'e Lectures, On Wednesday and
Friday evenings, can be Obtained at Root cady'e
after II o'clock Of today. Pdce Of tickets viii be
Il, No extra Charge for reserved eeate.
, 1863-11-02

sEvKSTr -sEcoED REdIHB6T ILLINOIS IN
rANraT F1nsT BOARD or rTaADE).-Adjutsnt Tn.
derwood leaves to fejoln his regiment at Ticks.
burg, on Wednesday, and will take dnall parcels
or letters Il left at the Office OF Underwood 4 Co
1s7 South Water st1eet, before Tuesday uooa1