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, 1863-10-13

A1k'4N3 VVI4f ocPs. ~ loS3
Pnoy1s1oxs-Beet-The 6c1es are $50 terres at un-
changed prices. Fine qualities are very scarce, and
the stock thereof almost exhaust d. We quote India
mess ess to 7ss; ordinary 55.to tns sol ns Pork
Tae saes ere s frs at ssssdy prices W 9gota prime
eo1-The demand tslsTge both for consumption and
a011 boxes We quote short miuales bnneless 29s Cd
TO 1s rio u 2ss 70 29s long mlddles boneless 20 to
u2 ns nams-The efocKs Of importers exhausted;
Few would hiring 4os % IS n LIZ n Shoulders readily
md tae wssks e. = tMFensast.ons M react s9oo boxes "
Sc lie rs. Butiers In moderate request steady
prices We quote rne and extra scs to 6., ordinary
ard good Cos to 68s grease and Inferior Ia sos
112 na, BouLT, ENQL1sud & BRANDON,
, 1863-10-13

0oyEKSHEHT STOCKS.
Government Stocks shade frmer.
9. S. &c ST. cr 1tsH@1BK $50 Notes.. ,1D5aa1osz
US. year cert, roW 99At
MoSKT,-SteAdy at 6 2 cent. .-.
Sterling Exchange advanced to 1Ct@166k.
Gold adynnced per ce1t, opening at $50, decltniuE
to 1s94 Advancing to 1soks and cloting hrm at1sl4
Gold In the street sold As high ~ 15lH, cloBlng
, 1863-10-13

~ Nervous Diseases md Physical Debility.
axieing nom Specific canses, In both ssxeA~neW
and re1iable treatment, In reports ot tho Howard
rharpc. Address, Dr. J. 8k1l1n Houehton, How
ard Association, No. South Ninth street Phi]a~
delphla, Pa. &aRa8
, 1863-10-13
MARINE NEWS.
PORT OF CHIuA CD.

AKRIVKD..... October Il.
Prop CLEVELAND, Reid, Ogdenahurgh. sundries.
Prop MeTchs Mt, Briggs, But1alo, s1ndFtes
Prop Fet ona, Collins, Buffalo, aundrtes.
Prom FREQ State, Ayerlll, Buf1aio. sundres.
Pl lop C McsFs, Bloagett, Lincoln 100 m lumber.
Prop 0ttaHa, Warren, Muske1oo, 80 m lumber. 3n II
shingles.
Prop Antelope, Butlin, sarrta, sundr1es.
Burk City Of Chicago, Lynn. Buffalo 80 tons pig Iron.
Bark Niaga+a, Null, Colbotne, ballast.
Schr treecom, AohMs, Chlekahominy, - eds wood
8chr Trtcotor, kt1E, South Haven, 5 ccs bark
Schr Helen Blood, HELD, Muskegon, . cds wood
Scht Lay1nt ., Costatn. KalAmszoe, 100 u lumber.
Schr Cura, Clydesta1e, Bay City, 160 m lumber.
Schr Driver, Simpson, Ma1ltowo oc, lis n lnmbef-
Echr Eor1estes, 1eteIEon Grand Hayen. 70 m lumber.
Schr q Gray, Parsons, Grand Haven, ap lumber.
schr Gates, lsedclcl, Grand Haven, % N lumber
50 m l8th.
schr Spartan, Van Derbe1ry. Grand Haven, 50 m
staye8.
schr Louisa, Travis, St. Joseph, e. eds wood.
ScLr Gu1ce, Burgess, st. Joecpb, 10 eds wood.
CLEARED-....... .....-.Oct. II, 1853.
Prop Lady r. &nk1in, HnckIey 81. Jnfeph sunlries.
Hop J. Ba' htr. Roebls 8 8. il aeph. tuItrtas.
Prep 0ttaNA Wat7 an, AuskeEop, surd d.Ics.
Prtp CticaEc, Penny, Bnnalo, = 0 prls 1teuy.
RI op VIII Ola. Coil3lh 6o1A o, I. 500 bEls dopr-
Prop AeichArt Briggs. unAto. .31 bu Icat. 890
Prep Ea!tb, TEave5s Qocoaich ; $50 br'4 tour.
Echr tste ta,'e alien 0eWeko. 1G COO wheat,
Schr Ea1nrov, FletC er. Fuda ., Is 0o1 bn corn.
ScEr N, RIow. fIfgginA Buffalo, II 900 bu wheat.
tchf Knte Richmond. 6helde. BufAlo. u $40 ba rye
SCR AuskiuSun. Carey Buffalo. l6 500 hu corn.
, 1863-10-13

Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Trbunel
BEDa1PoEr. Oct L, 1888
CLEAKEr-ssturday Light. 10 O'Clock
Cayuga Loekport, 1900 lumber. z. 600 shingles.
sssmToes, Isfsiis. ~ - = '1''
es'sss ee @ Fl: S'ss f lumber. 5000 .h!nge,, lco
$sSI;:s S: s + e: ss's;s:.
Gao GG5ennaho4R, "a 4a,,ts9 ,ksakaskee.
5sss s5sss 1ah
Union, Lasai1e, H::ii ii lumber. a,ooo lash.
CLEARED-Sunday.
E5ssls!or I;,s Kassaass:, ssss:,;2 2 20 lnmber
81; h:. &c 'ss:a Shingles
cLEAREp-Mondsy
iaay I'd Fan frshtlin. Athens.
Advance. Athens.
fS;ai;s' I; j; sf5alss; F1lsss;. Athena
Saturday Might. Oct. 70.
John McEellfs Morris, s bu co1n $50 bu oats, 1oo
Hssss ss: ss :$,s2 + sss ss.
Sss sS:s:ss :3sss sso1'
eas yds stone
ARRIVED. ...-.-.oes. II.
Aasslta a lH issais, 5. ss Is s. 81 seih Whs.t.
TolSsoTn Utss fS57 81 Rhe. 1900 bu corn
Sis$;i5s Sss:ii Sf:sS St;s$s' sSsS & s.,,
oe e 81 I'll
En;Ssl}Es n5S{s E;sasE:s @sEs 'ss 2 sGss g ss:a sss1
2 g Motor, Lockpost. IS yds rnbble stone.
, 1863-10-13

LoSpoS, Sept. 2, 1858.
DEKApsTrFFt-Out market remains in very quiet
state there no app.ectabe change but the tone Is,
ratter better than Other w.e, ns the heavy
unsecured Ii the late districts prices moreover being
ing the ps1ay Est autumn months; ana as supplies
also ltebt IN comparison with last yenr Is thought
that e. bare seen their and there Is less dis
poslou TO sales at the present currency Alers
however, in the meantime are cauttous buyers, and
tie emonnt Of business cone dug the week Is OF the
most trivial nature, but Monday terms supported
ties are held firmly.
This following sales Of csrgoes arrive of the coast
lave Isnsp!feo anre onr last anyiees: ~? qrs NIL
feet; 1888 qrs Amber Iowa wheat, per "Euza :" Ut
s., perfect
FKovIeIoss-Butter very nr,n, and a small parcel
arrived this week, in GOOD condition. obtained 9la.
Chcese-petnAnd Ia good but the recent arrivals
aos q YET salssSls SaPty Bacon S,ssn
Beef and Fork-EeFy little prime here and the amount
Of tu8lues doing Is very limited.
LARp-Yery nsm for 1ne qualities.
GEoTEs TOD.
, 1863-10-13


20 ohay hooas so oosas'' - Sse..s ~ e1sas4
Corn ahoas sseoe loE no. toln ~ sso1o' 0ssssee
lot no. eoin 'an o'e tos Nelo>.eH 49, =, ~
c'oso TUG 1HA Ae" "'' qu'os o. '1 IVA '' o@1
IN atose'
oa1s "etc $50 less aetse anu Inc n1nkes aao"sa
oeeIne u >@S'ss ~ .s1 ea1os ~ w..
la"o' o1suels' ,.eeoHo 1os No. nnu
30. Aloe eiose sne "aske1 Wa oun 1n1 o''op''S
~ ne NICE qoo1a'ions -, ,,o
hseleA ie@s per onsael-"1ta sa!es o. "oous s'oas
uuHne' o. ae'ctos no. anu s'c ios NC. IL 7'o1''
Barley vas mora actiye aad xe note further I'D
varee Of ssc per hushes with sales Of abont $500
tushet. at 81 2291s for No. In store. aud at 81
for prime hy sample
H.GtEiues wcro irregular and unaet:1o1-wIth Light
sales Ut bo962c. At tho close buyers were offering
only Goc.
There EAs good inquiry for Mess Pork, aud the
market shows an advance OF 2sc-Wh enles Of SO brls
in lots at III coSls M-Eooa city packed selling NJ
III @15 10. Lard wss also in active request. aud
Eo'e IN ADVANCE In prices OF H9kc-wtth Gales ga
bs1s Kctse at tx and 800 brls at uc-hodets At tho
close asking Ike. Tallox WIS in good d6mand at
1t@1eHc tor country. City Is veEJ nFm at lie.
Timothy Seed was active and steady ut ee15@3,225 ,225
Flax Seed was quiet at 55e@26o Clover sold at
$62s@660.
Frcehts were quiet st &c for wheat snd SIC for Eya
to Buffalo,
a.. eq b. usa .a.s ,a
sppers The enter sales tince Saturday amount to
17s3 head at prices ranging hom 43 50a4 for prime
ahpplr and Packing grsces, and from &20OS 90 for
common to medium grades.
In Hogs large amount Of business has been done;
all the stock remaining over from last market having
been solo at fully the quotations ofsatuzdAy The en-.
tered sales amonut to 8,l9l hogs at the following
prices: for very prime selected grades, 3s5a5 o. me-
diuu. s3.65@a.so, and common Of which the e1has
been much 1argar proportion than usual 81 sos %.
----------------- ------------
steel tsTnylor's Elevator.
llls neT natn%o,1 slesato1. e'uasI oa Lunieet
sou s'4 g., - ~. n"o ~
=. eo'a r"st +es o s.r..
Dae ~ ~ 49, ass @ .o
= - 'nu ".ss' a0o steas eAo1
Hon ns ptopaiest7 nua W 'ue!s ~ aas
.os epou" oasaeis' ana sae o'4s oesn siee-
ieae,h Of The entire structure ts 30 feet. Vtdsu los
s 4 s ss 10 ss g .s ss
would ention tha. .nere was stock Of tsst
of lumber rs cords Of stone. lto tons Of iron bolts
.sa 900 Kegs Of nss and ;p,.ss exhausted in .ss
ss.lt. ia The s,,'e,ax and hey express
sss ' '1s'''s's': e!ss:, = s:.!s:
,rou5i7 rvzzrso. Oct. u. 1853.
BEEF cArr1E-The entered sales 1t II the ~ vasiou. %
5sras snee he aate Of ssturaay's market amount t
1 head. consetinz Of the stock let over there hay
og been no teeeipss snee There has been sn aetiy:
9.e ,ss ssvs ben o',.essa Of Of IS as.a
q; F. LOOMS l. Co. Cottaye Grove Yards to Me4sss
, 1863-10-13

FKuIT-GERES APPLE-There IA more activity
In LIT nssEtt. AID pticea aye fLEer. No quote To-
day II f5pa co. CRAB AFPLE9-Thefo are veIy ia 4 IN
The arket and the demand u very limited.
bslsncu ON s.tu1 day ! lecep'a. The demand hs1
n.squensy been nch 1es5.tcted for want Of stock
tao thn Eeft ar1ysl5 ha1ng been quickly caugns up
:. e. u's@2@: soma very mic ding teedllrgs were os
naEd ana fsir supply. Prices rule drm a. ous last
quotations. CNASDKRKxs-Receto' linited. snd In
Of VII lei EaItettes L limited and beloW the deMsad,
, 1863-10-13

Drs. r. & ]. Hunter Of New York, Physicians
for Diseases Of the Throat and Lungs, have re-
moved to their new permanent Offices, No. 63
Washington street, between Clark and DcarboIn
al the above address, between the hours OF 10
O'Clock a. m. and s p. m, Sundays excepted oc9u
GwTs.-A new Gift Book Establishment
will open Monday, Oct. II, in the large and cps
cIous etore No. 1853 Clark street. In Morr1son's
new block between Madison and Monroe strcets.
a splendid stock Of Photographs, Albums, family
Bibles, Pocket Bibles, Historical and Miecenane-
ous books. Acost1y Gift worth from 50 cents to
S10o given with each. Ali in want Of Photographs,
Albums, and books. should call and examine their
stock before purchasing elsewhere. st
, 1863-10-13
CHICAGO DAILY MARKET.


Moxp.r R,,s1za oc. +. rsn.
rRE1GHrs-onst ] md % Unchanged III rhe a. enssss~
Il Rssn.sf. With
M;.ass SsTs asd7s 4. q, ief.5s al:isr slss WITH
~ easI 70 s!l; T1spt ~ s. lse:s + SssS9 ;S5
Sns WIKI Winet at ~ 81 4 III. ch.aio p Gaoss i
Il: e.:
fhSF bra 'a I'll sIsS Io9s ai
3!
SrEIya EyTRAs-1C0 bris sP1ckyick " al x69. IN
E e: sSsss is s.. s.;
"Siipneaska' 1c0 brls 'slycr sheaE i05 rs Han-
shst 70 hi s2 aan 13iia 40 sF1s fosn.
81: ss ls Iess1 # = 2e9 ol
Is 81 brl. 5 ~ ios !? s1is Il Rsz.,ss % s
e ss q ans1zS
Mis- u SIS
- 4; sSiE s!sassS s;s W. r.
at ts: 100 Sa No e, lnaiaa iin ssms s aouse Il
S n 60 Il e ss ba Do Il Il i ss e 10 q d III
s g E :? ks Is bsRins so Z i sS;:
3 sH; p Ns hsreE sGss =
= & :! si9st $50 = e = sd; t6opu e sisis
Ms1s neslsetss ri 5ass iess2o ss!!s k1!Es
aNp CASAL CoRS- 6s % Gan. Mi1e1 anoas a6 ~ az &c
4 So: i &C.
co co stssc: 10 b. Rejected Corn sts;c, S'' ~
Ky ;s sspRs sns
s&S = NJ Sas i ss5s Sss5S5 y i ~ + e e
90 s. + ~: iesS p p q i 81:
?11sRss soss
at6 In Nc . I;ye iu store At "a A''0'S ~ wv S"'
, 1863-10-13
LAW 1HTELLIGENCE.


LAW AHTEAAAGENCEs
ct,r,,- f.or,-, =, u. r,,~-, s-.r-.-1..
6,rs .1u,,1<, nor.. caa o+,rnrno,d-ca.- ~ Uoi.
~ ct.,s. 60, +. xa6.so.- -Uc5-7. C,,-,,,
rr.,,s 49, ~. 49, ~ ~ so1or M 1obr.o, ~
go. ~. .1o.s ~ ~. -,orth ~ A7o.., ,..t
nnd,r a., or1er f,om tha War Den.7t1nant ncco1'
,,onx3n IN arcn,,te dissertation of hi. nerson
sr1cst.5 hx prorost Marsha, Jamss ~, deae,+e,
The Ma,ebal placed the arrested nr,eoner temnora.
ri1y in the County IaI1. for safe keeptne. suhsa.
ouent]y. On tho evening Of Saturday. the 9Th of
september. Jodce Bradve1l of the Comfy court,
went 10 the ,ailor having the prisoner temporarily
in custody. and directed him TO bring Nj. johnson
up to the County Court room, When the TAILOR. in
obe diente to this order of Judre Brad apnear.
ed there with his prisoner. hc found himself not
only in the presence OF Judge Bradwell, but of
Judge Diummond also. Alter some conversation
between the parties, the tailor signed a writ
ten waiver Of service In behalf Of the Sheriff. and
Judge BradBelI gave bonds In ono thousani1 dbl
la1s for the appearance of the prisoner m tha
hrtt dav Of the merit fnrpsent, term of the un1tca
States Circuit Courf. and Mr.. johnson vas net At
liberty.
These proceedings eausad M ,}tt1e dt.cnss,on At
the time among thoee who were copnlzant of them
partly, no donbt,. growing out Of the fact, thst
owing to irregularities apparent on the face Of the
bond, the Impression was producsd On some
minds Of an intention clandestine1y to snatch Mr..
johnson from the c.asp Of the offended u1litsrv
Law, The production, however, Of MI. johnson
before the Court At the time reonfred nv tba ron
dtt,ou Of the bond. .shows that this 1nnresafon Va.
nItbout foundation in fact.
Since The commencement M the octohsr +,-,,
+be c.sc Ia hee, .a f-,,, ~. s'..,
Veetcrda- wh-n tia Wsr.h,1 .ns ~ ns,sanss 49, a
neared n t.onrt-the 1,ttsr hotna sss,atsa -, ~.
counse1 Mr.. El,,s NJ tho t,rm ~ roihv = rn,a
when the c,.e vas ca,,ed NJ Mi. h,,oas .,.tas
some of the facts connected with the dote,ttan ~
tie prisoner ant, proceeded tn dfscnss +ha ,,ot,a.
of the Court TO look behind the retnrn or , wrtt
which alleged that the pet3ttoner 1vas ba,d b, -,
an officer Of the United states to ansyrcr n, vgo.
latlon Of military law under the President,a nro.
clamat1on; it being Understood that. althouch
there had been no service. and m ratr-,, ,..oz.
pauyiog the production Of the person held I'M Gus.
tody yet the case should be treated precisely as II
areturn OF the Kind had been made. In the treat
ment Of the question, the counsel examined the
language ofthatportion ofthe proclamation which
the ff xrh 5fo
, 1863-10-13

LUn1BER-Hn,keta aud firm with An upward ten
dtLcy. taIes to-day: Cargo OF schr Irwin from o1-
goD, mixet 50 Cog t. at III 50 csrgo Of acar Gan.
om Robtr1e' LII Auskegop, mixed. 5s,ae0 ttes At
pi ed e. zoo feat hs 81: cargo schr HtEoedsue.
from Ehe don Ai kalanszoo, mixed 60 COO fees, II
"a. 5000 feet. at *ls cargo q nehs Chslsnge,
, 1863-10-13

CmcAGo MUsEuM.-One of tho most won
destul and instructive places In this city ls the
Chicago Museum; Its cutioslties are drawn from
every country, and repreaent every age Of tbs
world, AIT and natuse have alike contributed to
It's wonders. Here the curious can gsstify their
msrellsuEness, and the scientific can pursue
their rescarches. The naturalist will ind here
grand collection to admire and Study, embracing,
in various etases Of preservation. almost every
thing from the tiny insect to the skeleton Of tho
Ztuglodon-an antede!uvian monster Of our own
continent % feet long, and Of snch monsrous pro.
po,tious az to throw Into the shade the 1nAstodon
the magatherium, paleotherium. pterdact5l and
other wonderful animals Of past age. This fur
ni.hes an evidence Of tho nonste1s Of tho past,
which 10 argument Can gainsay or no pssjpdice
resist But after all. Its greatest wonders are in
the infinite variety Of the 1esse1 things collected
tfon the 1athomless depths Of the oceau, the
fonno}ets expanse Of the atmosphere, and the
saf'ous stratas Of the earth and the Innumerable
collections Of human skin from our own aud
other nations.
-Thls community Is surely fortunate in having 4
museum, which il in many respects the best In
this county, and which would add to the attrae-
tions Of Any museum In the world.
, 1863-10-13

EKU1TS DHIED-Apple8 kra IN limited supply
E, nht lniy squ.l 70 the present demand: PEAcnxs-
Ddttceis he4r1y exhsrsted RAIsIys-Tne demand
very aetiye y n aooys the ssesipa xaeh lor tev
tho love brands Of Layers o} 12K bs1 ind rsoRe
of ew soek In small !endlng 70 1910. CUn;
1AATs-Thers is but little rev fluit ID the market.
ano ole Atocks are utarly gore Psices iula nEn Ut
m sdVsnce OF 1c With ~ upward tendency. AZ
AID tircust 70 be got In large quantities. We nota
, 1863-10-13

Vesacts Passed Detreft.
Especial Dispatch to tho Chicago Tribunal
D1TEor, Oct u, 1863.
Up-PTop Mendots, Potomac; bark Union, Dobblus,
Light Favorlse, King brig Mechanic Bay CttE, Treat;
schrs Die Vernon. Stalker, Mary Brown. Aage, Neho
las, Gross, Klmble. San Jac1uto, Breed. News.
DoHB,-Eonc.
, 1863-10-13
G1 Re1,t.

6ro f1snt.
ITO RENT.-A nice frobt Office.
i with room adjoining on seso7d foor Also,
se eIAl desirable sleeping room1, on third docr
No. Il. 9cuth C!srk street. ocl2o9i2t
ITO F]ENT-A two story residence
l. on East Indiana street, ue4r forth CLARK street.
AFnl, At tho American Mills, lis Michigan eat.
cclId1s-3t
ITO RENT-A first claes Marble
Front Dwelling situated In tho North D1ytsou.
II goot. tehbo1heod. contai1rg al the modern
imp1oyen erts AID handy to buatneaa. ", H. BAMP-
tnu Hail, Bd19 -f19s1 4Cs
, 1863-10-13

HIGHWINES-Ttau market 10 un.e tied and II.
regular, 81 e. tcd1y we're :-1C0 hfs IN tEo loss zs
@ 20 bfls at 61c: 80 brs a Goe; 100 5tls for dauve1y
next week at 6ec.
IIOPS-ln good demand AID t11a. sales:-2 bal.3
Few York 1t SIC.
H1DES-MA'ket active and drn1. with N sdyancs
upon IL cen Country OF Hc. ne quote:
0Sy uHk 419
~ eAta.
frF q "a
, 1863-10-13

I.EATHBlf-nEmanh YerY artira aud mAtE.j

LEATHEH-DeMand very act1ve and market
our lat Quotations. Hpotted goods are
BcsEte AID dear Quotations In the 8tata
efttc market nou1irs1 We quete:
Harness oak ? , .92Qt4scj Spanish Sole heIur ..
do hemlock.... saQa39c lock,............ 1@S3c
Collar T:Isot..... 2o95lc Good dsmaEed.;. 2esaSc
Upper ...... 2f&25E Slaughtcrs1 oak, 4014i2c
BridIe = n........ A2@I3c do heInlock.,,. 26ds<Ic
Line. d1al2 French Gulf
Domestic Gali... oe@iio Lasioine 9kP p doz. So g
Domestic Kjp..... &R83c 10 6200
Domes. Oak Calf, .lle&l IS II +" 66l1
French Kip heaVy
tofght. ......... lM21ui
, 1863-10-13
E.Y. Bank sta,emeut-Oct. -.


MONDAY EVENING, Oes, IT. 1865,
The following tabls shows the receipts and ship
ments during the psat forty eight hours:
Hfnxrnsrs HtB r2sT foR1Y.EfGnr un1,Rs
, 1863-10-13
THE CITY.

PEnsoxAL.-Capt. Cbas. T. scammon, of
Gen Steclc's stat icon Of Hon. J. T. Scammnu Of
this cdty), is on q visit home. He returns to Ar
IansaB In a few days.
, 1863-10-13

FOURTH WARD q. L. A-The regular
meeting Of the Fourth Ward U L. A. win be
held this evening at ~ o'clock. Good speakers
may be expected. Business Of Importance to be
f1.vaAe4nd
, 1863-10-13

U. A-Tenth Ward Council meets to.
night. Leaguere are earnestly requested to Ill tho
Hell. Brethren from other councils arc invited.
Patriotic songs md speeches promised YOU.
, 1863-10-13

To 1HyALDs DIR. J. Hnyes has pleasant
room vacant Tor an Invalid desiring treatment at
his electrical rooms. No. 06 State street. Tho
friends Of Dr.. ]. D. Cook and Miss n. E. Hinkle1
viii be pleased to know that they still assist in ad-
1ninistefing electricity and the refreshing baha to
The guests Of the Hygico Therapeutic Institute,
No. 90 State street
, 1863-10-13

u ueSE1 koEt QHt ILL spring. AL you 1aFe 10 90
10 to daily rcplenish the coal at the top, and take
out the ashes st the bottom, and It goes on burn.
ing forever. like the lamps In the Temple OF Vesta
Il conducts itself with the modesty OF true merit.
No roaring. or c'acklng, or snapplug, OF other
fufsy 1naneuvres. It il ~ quiet as a mouse, and
but Tor the heat OF the room, and tha already red
glow through its little gothic windows, no one
would know whittier there Was fire in It or not.
The thermometer stands at Is degrees In the far
thest corner OF the 1oom, and yet no part OF the
stoves surface te go hot that you may not safely
touch It with your dnCer; for the heat comes out
through i1terttices from m air chamber, and not
Oh from tie heated iron. The air 1s mild and
pleasant with none OF that mingled smell Of gas
and cast iron which has made the name Of stove
accureed II the noetrils Of many household.
Nor is anything more easy than to regulate It.
The drauEht side controls its action as prompt-
u as the throttle valve does that of locomotive
To1 can measure cut the cIact and uniform tcm.
perature you wish. a. precisely as yuu would q
peck Of wheat. No matter whether storms are rag
Ing, thaws dripping Or sharp ftosts biting without,
your the1 e1momctef will mark genial and stoAdy
10e within. At night 1t will burn a. slowly, and
by day briekly At you desire. In fact We do not
eIsggetxte In saying that with half the coal It
makes double the heat Of any other contrivance
for house warming that We have tffed-n There arc
three different styles-the Railway Car.heatet."
the "Pa1lor F0rnace,' IA double heater,) and tho
informing Glory and several different sizes Of
each.
These stoves may be seen in operation, and arc
for ss1e by Il. C. Van Setback IT., II State street.
Chtt&EQ.
, 1863-10-13

DEARBORN LIGHT ARrLIHR1-Au who
have Joined Q. design Joining this Batlery viii be
required to s1gn the roll the present week. their
membership will be considered vacant. The roll
viii be at the Annoy, corner Of Franklin aud Ad-
ans streets, on Tuesday, Wednesday and Thurs-
Gay evenings, between ~ and 10 o'clock. By or
,5er of 4he Cnnfnfu
, 1863-10-13

Nesetvc SCARCE. Market aetlVe and htm. SIC Quote :
11An1tHr.. ...-.-. 43.s9a
Illinois and y lseonsn - --.:..........:.....9 GIL
lac br III mark.
demand has considerably increased Thematketrules
a,m a. the !edns Cd quotations of sat91asT Taaur.
ply limited am below fhe temsnd. Prices rule firm
,Elth an Upward tendency Ne nete an ADVANCE upon
ket very active aud prca frm With advance up-
on hits OF 12Hc. P1cKLxp HERRESos We quote nom
rAlly, there being scarcely any In the market No.
DRIED AND SCALED UEREISGs are in good demand
ana limited supply We note an adVance upon preyt
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1863-06-11

Read she following frop she Hon- Mosris Moeris
formerly Aeditsr pfthe State Of indisn.;
DR.. C. w. Rosacx--DEAR Sra: Having been
troubled for several years With extreme debility
and yeah n<sss 30 much SO that wM unabf toat-
tend TO my ordnory business at times, and having
heard ofthe wonderful cures that your Scandinavia
an Blood Purifier and Pills we're efecting, was
induced BY friend to try them have been
using the Purifier for theta twelve months. and
find the medicine fully equal 70 its recommends
tiona SoSalaable 10 itsnse 70 me, that cannot
now dispense with the use ofitAs an advanced age
of life--seventy- sevenyears.
Ieheerfully give this Information for the benefit
u q : q Yours. truly.
fft9 - Ia Moasis MoaRis.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1863-06-11

FLrHy ALLEYS The health Of Ply
month has not. from so ne cause. been ~
good for year past AS usual. One cause.
doubtless. Of the sickness which has pre-
vailed. may be found in the filthy condi.
tion ofthe alleys in tswn. The trustees
ought to pass an ordinance requiring prop
srty owners to keep tho alleys back of their
premises clean Other towns have such an
ordinances. and surely there is great neces-
sity for one in this place.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1863-06-11

A DurY.-The preservation Of health is
. duty we o~e not only to ourselves but
slso to those who may be dependent upon
rs. to those with whom we may be associs :
ted as relatives or friends. With . due con-
siieration for this. those afflicted with Dys-
pepsia, Nervous Debility. Weakness oil
the Stomach or Digestive Organs. will
find . never falling remedy in Hoofonds
German Biffers, which can be had Of any
druggist or dealer in medicines. It Is
cents per bottle. a
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1863-06-11

~Ths Great Historical Panarams Of
the American Rebellion, will to exhibit
ed in Hswett Il Woodlands Hall in this
place, on Monday and Tuesday evenings
June 10Th and 10Th. 1t Is the same that
has been on exhibition in Bryan Hall. At
Chicago. for some weeks past. and which
has elected the enthusiastic encomiums Of
tho thousands who have seen it.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1863-06-11

Free Dinner and Welcome Home to
the Soldiers, at the Seminary
Grows Plymouth, Ind, Monday,
Ju1o 18Th 1868.

All returned soldiers. and especially
those Of the brave 7sd lad Reg, are cor
daily invited to psrssks of Banquet
which win be prepared for them on the q
Sove occasion. The day will Be snlivensd
with Martial Music. Short Speeches. Pat
riotic songs. and little Anvil Thunder.
in addition to the Feast Of Good Things
for tho inner man.
Every body is called upon to eems for
waki and help honor our Country's Brave
Defenders ere they return to duty. All
are invited without respect to party OF
crs,dsead are also requested to bring
something that will gladden. and cheer oul
noble citizen Soldiery-
By order Com. Of Arrangements.