davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1863-01-05

TnfSHf nrfAnEipA-ff1RV
embraced such variety Of amusement, in tie
snaRe o. iEtmopean delfneations, comic and
eparklinr w,t M g
tcEnnt ~ ~ s1aaf9 ~ IT "oala Dc mn a.
Individual. and to ass1rn to cacf, the tine need
Of praise. It must. tf3ercfore. suffIce to say.
fai61V nnn.ar;ne,. '1 ~ ,t. ~ aa +.
others. bit all 5everth"less acon,ftinS Them
selves most creditably: and that the apprecia-
tton of the audience Wa8 repeatedly manifest
pany nnnears FIR onfy tTrn cren;nrs ,sore
Let our readers note the fact.-Oifa,aa Citizen,
Stpt. L, 1852.
Sec card under new advertisements.
ror,rr-Au xoo;5on.. ~ II, North Division,
who desire to avail thcmscises Of ths advantages
of the North Branch P0ss ,rn hoTnh1 ny ny
tinea aced January 1st, and thev are reouestei
to cali, At their earliest convenience, ut tho Office
Hretnaroaa s.,, Nu GAsh ana Ontaro
selection Of boxes or drawers. Particn5ar atten. ten
ton ehond be given to instruct correspondents to
ars 70 btanc9 . fost omce. German let
mir s1'ass' faltng1 11!o1mat!oa - g1yen on IN
Postmaster II. B. Post Oalse.
has heen annofnted od Tfentnnont IN he nz.
a,onoa n +ha sot1, rn,ao;, .o,.;,xa,,t ~ 7u
r1-1 r-.,--a,,
N@~''' A0' - aPl1ns'ne14'
uTha Rcznlts of Emnncjnat;on. :, translated
from the French hv Mary T. Booth. for sa1c Mt
McNa11r r c,o.s
,t-s.IA A4'tas ~ teoo'.'on1 II. "aasu, eo'nel VI
aAal0on a..e.s "na sas.om noass laee. nas d
!A'ss assof'nen' u olatles' Oa'ls sootnals' @c.'
iof 4eoa'
D4a.S anu ol1ee Sousnais 4or A'o'' a'so Lug
nousenolo Expense booS. very convenient
at''ee iof nouseScepess'a l"eNa4g oSeo. f. Ho.el
1'ea'pofh 7'fees'
DT Call and zee the latest style Of Visiting and
Wedding Cards. Offace-Sherman House, Ladies'
call In pa-lor. Address A. Kidder.
----
-" eohooh " THE UNIVERSITY or CHICAGO
Neat Term oeg'n8 On wednesday. the 7th instant
students Will meet at the school rooms in the
Washington streets at II g. m. Far circntara oi.
drcas Il. Booth. Chicago. Post Office box. 1gs5
---
cAhrnE1Ls Mr'sTREIs.-This favositc compa-
ny, now performing at the Dearborn Street Opera
House, giEe an entire change of programme on
+AVAooJ IfCAAHE. OA1 4aNJ leAutFe Will 0EaF THIS
in mind. New ballads, comic acts, &c.
80. Denan, inc elegant Gard Writer, sends
s ctas 10 any plaee IN Illinois On receipt of price.
sent at lis risk caras scnt hv rotn-0 NJ, VI
iau33t
", -
ouhN1fFs eocoA1SE.-So man Is more skcptt-
eal oi ne" cafe-alis than l. occasionally, howcr-
ef' = am aeseeanly disappointed. A few months
ago WAS partially bald, and apprehensfye Ishonld
become permanently so. A person who boarded
with me- strongly recommended Burnett's Coco
| will make 1t Glow whether It will Or no, Trvoa
1t about nine weeks. and can now boast of ,urn.
rant crop Of hair, having cut It seyera1 times -
! Ed. Phliadelpaia r.. E.. Nezes Letter,
wP Pa.kcr-e certificate IN recommendation ~
Burnctt's Flayorine Extracts. ia given nv onc n
the most popular catercrs In the rn,tod sta+aa
|
city, that BaEnetts E5t!.ets Of Fruits and Flow
af ne highest e,e1rjtvw,s,n,rsn, 11,aa.s s' A4A1
| pArErn BorsE schoo1 straot !,
Bos1oN, july 18th, 1861.
Messrs. Jos. Bennett & Co., 81 Central street.
, 1863-01-05
CHICAGO CATTLE MARKET.
For the Week Ending Jan, 8. 1868.

Rates to Dunkirk $s per esr lees than to Buffalo,
when shipped by all ral+
:, Rates 10 Dunkirk, .29c y 100 lbs less than to
Baaalo, when shipped by all rail-
BEEF CATTLE.
The total receipts Of Beef Cattle at all the Yards
lor the week ending to-day amount to 1878. This
This is 80 head less than last week. aud 1011 legs
than the corresponding week oflast year
The decrease in the arrivals during the past week
and the ncrfority of the offerings hay. materially
decreased the volume Of business usual, transact
Cd at this season Of tho year. In the early part Of
the week the transactions were very Hight. being
mainly on account ofSovcrnmcDt contractors, who
were purchasing eparingly. and only when they
could make their own terms. There ia an active
demand for good shipping bceves and offerings Of
that clas are quickly 'gobbled up at our q1ota-
ernment contractors and city butchers. while seal
lawags are dill and difficult of sale at any pricc,
VIC give the closing prices rs follows:
Good shipping bceycs. 20
Fair to medium. m...........x.......,,. s3m1 Il
To-DAT-The receipts amonut to 500 head,
There was an active demand for ehippin. becycs
and VIC note the sale Of 100 head Of choice State
steers averaging e5 Ms at $3.50. They were pur-
chased hy Mcssrs. Morris, Rlnneman & WaI9sII.
who will ship them to New York Medium
grades were steady at previous quotations, The
market closed steady. S1lcs to-day as follows:
, 1863-01-05

SAlee OF 40-an extra lot-at 4Agahc dividing
on 800 fhE. We quote IS. IS a. the range
the Latter an extreme price for ali except choice
cnrufcd.
, 1863-01-05

Stock Of Sugar in New York-Ian. L.
The stock OF snsars in New Tork on the 1st inst,
amounts to g go hhds against ~ 1G2 hhds In 1862
and 81; G43 hhffe IN 1861
, 1863-01-05

Preparations to Hold 4 Ratification


held at the United States Custom House, to
consider the calling Of a mass meeting Of the
people to commemorate the great natlona1
eycnt-the Proclamation Of the President Of
the United States giving freedom to all the
slayes in those States and parts Of States now
in rebellion against the Constitution and the
Government; on motion, Col. C. G. Ham
u1ond WIS chosen Chairman, and G. N. Haw-
ley, esq, Secretary.
Alter tun discussion, 1t WIS resolved that
mass meeting should be held Mt the earliest
time practicable; and upon motion, Com
mittee Of three was appointed 10 call such
meeting and procure hall, and to make ali
necessary arrangements for the samc-con-
sisting Of John H. jameson, esq, c. II.
Hawley, esq, and Peter Page, esq.
On motion, a COMMITTEES Of three WAS ap-
pointed to confer with the Board Of Trade to
devise ways and means to provide for our
wounded soldicrs-consisting of Col. Grant
Goodrich, John 2. Farwcll, Esq, and a. G.
Hessing. esq.
On motion, a Committee Of three, to pro-
cure speakers for the mass meeting, was ap-
pointed, consisting Of Hon. George Manlcrre,
Rev. ". ". Patton, and E. G. Larncd, esq.
IN notion committee Of three On finance
. was aprom1ca, consisting OF Hon. John G.
1sathes' rsa L. H. Da'1s' 1sq'' ano y. H. Hawley,
A. +,;. oo.,nx ..o ,,.,o. ,.
non;saetos 49, 49, ~ s.a.,..1. ss nse4est "as
da,.a 4, ~ &C.,. - s -. ~ .onn
~ ,a,sta.t 49,, ~ 49, A ~ ~, aoAnts' ~
+hrornhont ~ aa.;.e ~ ~. poe.1n psee
NV ,,,.o.,.,.aaa w $500 $500 " Wv y, 'Io.usn' nl'7
Inf one cxnrcss,on ~ 49, faa,.n. as w.. ~.
vns r. tho nr;nc,n1es ~ tho 1.oa,asa.,on o ~. ars
CARRIE; ont and mt into 1,r,ctfcc nromntlv
md of,7c;ent,v +he Union w1ll soon be re-
stored. and belieyinr in The sentiment Of Gen.
Rnt1er when sneaki1e from his experience at
Now orleans ttt3at the rebellion can be mt
down on1v nv puttIng down slayerv:" this
,,roc1ornation Of the Presidents is baf1ed nv
all true patriots Us the beginning of The end
Of the wickedest rebellion known Ia tbe
world. Let then, the pcople rally bv tbou-
sands at the call Of the Committee of hrr,nc.
rnents. at the 3,onr and 1,aco +hov nav haro-
after designate, Ah,c md c1ooncnt sne.lora
will he nrescnt md voco1 and ;ns,-.n, .n..,
mns,c vii, henror;dcd nall Tho orna,s ~ tha
worlds history never has so ureo+ and noh1o w ~
event mer1ea +he stens - .n, ,a.,aa A urs:,a a.
- ."e eeeee'toa 1Aa' Aae ienoefeo lae
Pioci4.n'''on necessa1s' YET II oelng neces-
6nIY. all RO0Q LOYAL men and p1triGtS-i0vHTE
, 1863-01-05

GILBERT s. SAMPSON,
~ 81 LAKE STREET
TO THE TRADE.
Table and Pocket Cutlery at Auction.
On TUESDAY, January 9Th, at 9E o'clock we will
sell at onr Sa1esroom IS Lake street, without reserve
$50 doZ. nBsortsd Table Knives &. Forks
Is doZ. Pocket Cutlery,
Warranted all 1Eat quality and comprising splendid
assortment GILBERT Il GAMP3OS.
de31-yf4Gt AuctIoueers
, 1863-01-05
HnGtioll 5aIrs,

GILBERT & SAMPSON,
~ 81 LAKE STREET,
French Plato Pier and Mantle Glasses
and Mirrors,
AT AUCTION.
nn TGEsDAr MORNING.. Jan. 9Th. 1863. wn ba
sold during cur Furniture sale commencing at-o'cfk
Large assortment Of oval aschtop and square G!ll
and Rosewood Franc Mirrors; a1-o, elegant French
Plate Pier and Mantle Mirrors WIN be "a exhibition
the day before the sale. GILBERT SAMPSON.
deSf-yG3.6t Ancttoueefa
, 1863-01-05
Tho Controlling the Trade OF the
Northwest.
Editors Chicago Tribune.

Inc BoaFd OF Trade having decided not to
support the Chicago Times In Its attacks upon
government, In support Of which they have
raised three regiments and battery, and
large fund to cxpend in caring for tie men
and their families; and the Times editors pro-
pose to retaliate By getting up new Board,
which shall control The markets, while they
control the politics Of the Northwest, and Of
rcbeldom at the came time.
Cooley, Farwell d Co., who are represent
ed in the Board Of Trade BY Mr. FarWell,
who is also member Of the War Com
mittee, charged with the care of
the three regiments and battery raised By
them, have notified the Times editors to dis
tice advising all Democrats 'sto 70 to Hell
rather than buy goods Of Cooley, Farweu &
Co." We have no dbabt that the Times edi-
tors are honest In their wishes and Intentions
to break down the Government first, corpora
tions next, and then private individuals, un-
them for the base Impose Of installing In
power the very men end measures which have
de1ugcd our land in blood, and made widows
and orphans in half II million of homes,
onee happy In the art s:;;A Esa~ings Of peace.
10 be tolerant, eyee, es;:'! such agencies, is
to be In league + !th :'sl', uhelt all the evils
inflicted on mankln1 -. sa::hed, to be reused
into actiyity By such v1lSss II human form as
control the aim'1ys of ILL.,, Chicago Times,
The Board Of Grs.de will .IrSive, aud Cooley.
Farweu & Co. 5sill lose nc customers worth
retaining, for We have no idea that the recent
editorials Of TINT paper, which have been the
Immediate cause Of its being discontinued.
are the sentiments Of one-tenfh OF the readers
Of that paper,
The Times should be dealt with bv eycry
loyal man as the Government is dealing with
rebels; not BY letting them alone, but by a
positive warfare upon its circulation. It is
time that line W2s drawn between ioypltv
and treason at the North as we'll Us In the
south. a Union sympathizer In rcbeldom is
shot or hung at once, not excepting women
while at the North eympathizers with rebel
lion arc allowed to illuminate their heartless
treason IN the very faces Of the widows and
orphans their friends at the South have made
in the homes Of the North; and not a word
has been said until tolerance has bccn con
strued into craven seryiiity, and emboldencd
the most bold faced opposition to the consti-
tuted authorities Of the country It is time
such treason was punished, and the Board Of
Trade and Cody, Farwell. d Co., having
chosen the mildcst way to rebuke It, have
served to draw ont little more plainly the
disposition Of that worst Of rebel sheets,
The Charleston Mercury and Richmond Iuqtti-
4tr arc angels compared with it. They arc.
honest in cruclfSing the Constitutional Gov
erument, while the Times Is .J,tdas, kissing
only to betray 1t into their hands. If Board
Of Trade or mercantile firm can live under
its auspices in Chicago, We should desire to
seek other quarters
QSE VINO Has DISCONTINUED THH TINES.
, 1863-01-05

~ 9s Dearborn and 1e0 South Clark streets are
the best and cheapest places in the city tordyelne
and cleaning ladies' and gentlemen's clothing.
Cook d McLain, proprIctoss.
, 1863-01-05

e cloaks, Bonnets and all kinds Of Millinery
Goods selling of ut greatly reduced prices al
Wams1es,s. 81 Lake street. Another lot Of splcn.
did Cloaks Just received deca1-5t
, 1863-01-05

MONEY M1RkET-Ecfy Ca8y; 688 per Cent, for
loans on call.
Sterling Exchange arm at 1461(lA14sk fox mex-
chants and 1i7K@149 for bankora' bulls,
, 1863-01-05
Sec card under new Advertisements.

Nor1cE-Al1 residents Of tho N9Eta d.,ant, Hsasaon,
who desire to avail thsmse1ssc ce g. estabiisbe ~
Goeo.+ se tn tsair convenience, arc hereby no.
tided that rs 1egla. quarter for rental Of boxcs
10 ea1i, at their earliest convenience at tic Office
southeast corner Of North Clark and Ontario
atrccts-Merccreau'e drug store-and make their
ton should be given to instruct correspondents to
direct to North Branch Post Office. German let
ters advertised in the German papers Thursdays
and Sundays. Further Information given on In
quiry. T.W.V. F. MEnoEREAU,
Postmaster N T. poRt Office
, 1863-01-05

- Charlotte RusBe, Floating Island, Jcllies,
Preserves, Cussafde Ice Creams, Pics, Cakes, Sc.,
arc tame luzurics without the use OF pure and
genuine flavor Of come kind Ct fruit. Bu1netts
Standard Extracts supply this want.
, 1863-01-05

FRANK RIyERs' MELoDEos TnoupE.-This
troupe, the best without exception TINT has
ever visited Ottawa, has given three entertain
ments IN the theatre. On each occasion, the
house has been crowded, and the perforrnan-
cas have passed off with IN celat Which must
haVe been particularly gratifying to the able
manager, who, 1t is very clear, has spared
neither pains nor expense In securing thevery
best comical, terpsichorean, musica1 and min
strel talent which was procurable. The per-
fornances were SO varied and cxtensive-fhey
embraced such variety Of amusement, in the
shape OF Ethiopian delineations, COMIC and
sentimental songs and speeches, genial and
sparkling wlt and 1aughfer-provoklng say
lngs and doings.that # would be vain at-
tempt to specify the part performed BY each
individual, and to assign to each the due need
IN general terms, thnt all did well-somc GER
tain1y appearing to better advantage than
othere but all nsve5theless, acqqltting them
f1on OF the audience Was repeatedly manifest
cd BY the most hearty applause. The COM
pany appears for only two evenings more.
Let onr readers note the fact.-0ttasaa Citizen,
apf. L, 1852.
, 1863-01-05

81 The Toilet Companion is the name by which,
Joseph Burnett 4 Co. designate the neat aud con
venient case in which these famous chemists and
pcrfamers put mp their superior preparations for
toilet use; viz: tt Kalllston,' "cocoaine,' "ori-
entail Tooth WASH" and "F1orlmel" These are
not only Of approved usefulness, and I'LL that they
proiees to be- bnt also remarkable for dclicacy OF
perfume and healthy purity, very seldom met with
In articles which are sold at such moderate prices
-LQNISEfHa Uekaaerak.
, 1863-01-05

- ]. J. Dehan, the elegant Card Writer, eends
his cards to any place in Illinois On receipt of price,
Wedding cards, Sc per pack; call cards, Sc. Money
sent at his risk. Cards sent BY return mail.
jau33t
, 1863-01-05

U;s; s. q ecnp oss@es q q 81, regtd -, e7x
1;N rNotes l02Af910eA q g. g. 81. COUP. 90 .
Demand Notes. .1asH q. 3. s. 81, zegtd-. %
, 1863-01-05

Law SCHOOL or THE UNIVERSITY or CHICAGO
Next term begins on Wednesday, the 7th instant.
Students will meet at the school rooms in the
Iarmon block, northeast corner Of Clark and
Washington streets, at II m. For circulars, nd-
drcss Il. Booth, Chicago. Post Office bog, 1866
, 1863-01-05

~ Many favorins extracts have rancid and
strong flavor, and are extremely unhealthy. Bur
nett's F1ayoring Extracts are warranted pure, For
sale By Druggists aud al dealers in cl ,cc grocer
, 1863-01-05

~ Diary and Office Journals for 1868; also the
Household Expense Book very convenient
article for housckccpess, ut McNally Co. g, No.s1
Dearborn street.
, 1863-01-05

The sums on which each paid tax and the
amount Of tax Is shown In the following
, 1863-01-05

oNte o8 6eAEtAt} III SUou fpl11ts, notTtth-
standing their hardships and exposure.
BRYANT & STRAr1os's CHICAGO CONNER
c1A1 co11EGz--Thfs College, as the public
pretty generally understand, is one Of eleven
similar institutions, all of which are under
the control Of Messrs. Bryant & stratton.
Each college has full corps Of teachers and
lecturers, and is complete in Itself. Life
scholarships arc issucd to young men, good
at either OF all Of these colleges, which are
located In the following cities, Viz: Philadel-
-phia, New York, Brooklyn, Albany, Troy,
Buffalo, Cleveland, Detroit, Chicago, Saint
Louis, and Toronto, c. ".
This is the only chain Of colleges Of any
note now in existence. The idea, We believe,
originated with these gentlemen. Young
men who arc members Of this chain Of col.
leges can change from one college to another
as often as they choose. The college In this
city Is very prosperous ut the present time.
Ne understand there oyer 200 young men
now in attendance. We know Of no better
place for q young man to obtain thorough
bnsiness education. Our citizens who haye
not already done so, would do well to look
through Messrs. Br5nnt & strattoa's splendid
suite of rooms.
, 1863-01-05
FARMER HOUSE, School Street. |
BosToN, july 18th, 1861.

McEErB. JoB. Bennett & Co.. = Central street.
G5er,tlan7A-. "'''.'-'-''
.u:-A1low ua to say tbnt ws consider
your dasozing Extracts 7,re-emiueaty superior to
any other preparations for culinary use-thc COM
pi'mente often bestowed upon our dishes as as
much due to Burnctt'e extracts as to our own
skill. Yours very rcsp'y,
, 1863-01-05

cAhrnE1l's MrssTRE1s.-This mvoritc compa-
ny, now performing at the Dearborn Street Opera
Houte, giye an entire changc Of programme on
Monday evening. Our lady readers will bear this
in mind. New ballads. comic acts, &C.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-08-03
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Das Wtltta rgert6t iteB Su6n
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