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, 1863-03-23


~ TIE trttln the form Of q delicious sy1un Tha
second as healing soothing. and cmoliicnt injection
removing all scaldlnR beat and improper discharges
rTThe two 1uedicluos co,uhncd being complete
and needing no ohc. sdIs,uc to cure the most obs
rete or ehrcnr atz,xr and ii esneca,tr
recommended In thosa cAses Of F9uor Albus to. Whites
In femaics> when MI the old nnuseous p,epar,tlous
h.xs T.u.a
rTncsc n-~,,-.t,,,, a., :, ~ ,,,. ,o>a =. ,...x
r,ss,,,eos - 1.-.,, 49,. -
~. ~. <,.,n,s -a.so. 49, 49,. - an.. s..-.
~. -. :: 80 :. 49, - ' ~ e..e ~ ~
4'o1a e - 1ANI1 oa9s' WILLIE III o1oess w 1a1l II
, 1863-03-23


Should have this remedy ut hand FOR It's timely nss 4.
She nEst Appearance Of Lamene vii! erectually pre-
Teut those formidable diseases to which aN ho.ses
naole, ana which render 50 msny othafEt1e vAuable
horses nearly worthless.
Over four hundred voluntary Testimonials to the
wonderful cnrAtive properties of this Lnneut hAve
been received within the last two ytays, And uauy Of
them nolu persons In the highest fanks OF LII.
CAUTION
To aEo;d imposition obserEe the Signature audi TIke
ur*s OF Dr., Stephen Sweet on every label, 4ud also
"sttphen Sweets InfaliIble Ltntment~ blown In the
glass Of eaeh bottle without which none alo Eea1t1e
RICHARDSON d CO.,
Sole Proprie:ors, Norwich. Ct.
For Eslo by LORD 4 SMITH, General Western
Agents. - Lake street. Chicago, md b3 dealers
everywhere, feh HA4 eow-1y
, 1863-03-23
HE ADQUARTERS DEPART
J. i 3IEST Tor Returning Deser:egs and Absentnes
trom the Amy III the Statcs OF Ohlo 1pdiaaa and LII.

TIE ADQUARTERS DEPART
tom tie Amy IL lie stsses Il oho 1adiss I'D iii
Orders No. Is.
INDIANAPOLIS, March Is. 1863.
I. An acserters and abscntecs from the Army In
ethes three ss*te: aooyc sreciaed are hereby
hfy to The Proclsnason ot the Fresldeat at any time
between this date and the rst Of April suhjectt to
other than The forfeiture Of hsir psy and
those in 1ndtsna to deliver themselves up At Indian
Or Cnciurati those ID Illinois at Chicago, Springfield
be properly cared for ana transported to their rcgt
uents itee from expense.
Ample aTansemsnts vi VII oG nerfectsa for arpsEe- e
that time and they Will be dealt with the most EIof
ous tnsnneE provided bF the Law. None noed datter
themselves that they wil BE- p secret oraa
An officers on duty In either Of the above States
resiIDg deserterS ana NJ! rsgo to these
md whxt tRey havc secopa1 Cd since iheiF List rs
,aa aa S I'M: & e Is
regiments H. toon a. that faci becomes manifest
j. It hored that all ae thAt hare the vel
this order ~ Vide Circulation as possible and svc {
1ehs and III evil oiccra aid In this work Ii ths
turned, there viii Be- Iryy little danger Of dsaft Or
:. Tic comnandscts of the Posts herein specified, st
mp. vii that those Who do 80 are properly cared
1o5 and rctnFnsd TO tnelr respsSve regiments. sad
ofal thu. deiysr'as saensslTss 1;,1e nr rrv u,e,,,
III oa!sSsf EEIsTs1 G TER, CAPT md Z es9oA'' &.
, 1863-03-23

n x /; AT BAisG ~ l N.-Iho
..,t,au,,c House" joliet y offered tos az ~. tr
t.rs a. i. ~: Il !. bu!lt of &sono y sa1te s.o-
"a hth So.f.!rs eots elys rro,s Az - a'tsTt
onroeit@ ire Eock 1s.an1 pc+os. lk's-
& &SLOCrA, s. pt1l3o:-sk a4@ @saass
, 1863-03-23

NOTICE.-A1l persons are forbid
den to ha.bor OF trust ny r.S; 1s; 3 la al
board Without aay just cause Or PfoSoes'aoe" A
shall pay no debts OF her co1kTaGH4pfs III fs WILLIAMS
,..x. ,e,, %sfe mhts-bak&tT
, 1863-03-23
feqdl Noti1n.

NOTICE.-Pursuant to IN order
ofthe Circuit Court Of the United States for tho
Northern District Of ohio, entered December 81 1872,
suit Of Charles and othcrs the Ohio and
renns.lsaai Ra!read Company and Others notice II
hereby given the hsders Of the Bonds aud Coupons
Of tue Ol!o and Penu.ylxania Railroad Company.
which urre secured BY First Mortgage Oh that r~xt
Of tue Ohio aud PenusvlyAniA Railroad cast OF Xk.<
lon the holder. i the Dond. snd C9anans of ths
that of ea.d Railroad wesr Of Aas.!an and to
the holders of4hs FiTHs Mortgage Bonds and Coupons
Of the Ohio and IndIaAA and For1 Wayne and Ch1c5Eo
Railroad Companies respecti.ey saas ne undersigned
Will pay to the parties entt1ed to recetve the
npon presentation Oft Ronds and Coupons held by
them respectively nt ths TING and placc herctaaer
.cnorca-tbe a311hrftEe shares. applicable to k1ch
Bends and conrozs ofhe proceeds ofths ssle u the
litt.butEh, Fort Wayne and CLlca@o Railroad uader
the L-cre Of the said Cou:t sAte,edta said suit. Juae
1cth, 1861.
Holders Of such 1onds and Coupon, s.e hcrsby re-
QuIred to make application for the shares Of such pro
cceds claimed by ther and as evidence o.t .theIr right
receive the same. 70 present tbs onda ad CoupoE4
70 he'd h :ae qa.5rs;gned =: ths 9sce q MlHskoW
of before the 9Th day q Arm 1905.
WuL1AM =. OGDEN. Receiver.
January 3oth. 1863 fo..I.A6xxwa5
, 1863-03-23
I,BROOK &Co.

i &C South CLARK street,
fegodAtors Of Aortgagcs 4nd Agents for the p1r-
ehase tae md leasing Of Real Estate For sale E4a.
4oe Resdenco Property on the North South and West
saes Aso !ota to lease on long time. Store On Lake
@ Srset 1or sale or 70 Lease, Brick House and h1sn On
Ifeen Bay avenue to let ruheI I-b4o9lw
, 1863-03-23
Ul)ifogo Qribn11e.
LIST OF LETTERS
LADIES, LIST,

Remaining ureaEed for in tia Chicago Post
0ldca,
, 1863-03-23
Proposals.


GIn wv anleu. oe'1eu
b the Hrdersiered, up to ID O'Clock 3. s. ofM.-ch
M1h lsts. fo- any pars Of ONE HU*DRED THOU.
SAND DOLLARS or SIX pef cent Coupon Donda Of
Cook County Illinois, Issued IN pursuance ofna act Of
he Asssmby Of tbe State Of Illinois 3ad p1ya
he AZ The once Of ne Tressorer Of said County In the
Civ of ChjcaFo il ter from the dIst d1Y u ps
is3: totssesf payab!e semi annually. -
At the time AboYe mentioned (M11ch 33 1863 At 10
oc1ocH a. ~, Il II II n1t SUs Hnn,e II fhies,a
- - rs;sr+ ~ III hdsis rrsnrcrsf Tosa
tf,n nrnno..f. ~ In nIe..e efx.e the st1s ~ the
Rnnds f6-rrfe4red ny taenaI S ~ ~1"
re entirr insftbtedScss of Coot County evr,u.tr.
q 11S ea nrnysdei for ertinctton
1@-A1A ->.~ ii Il CiII,TrR
FAEi CORNELL,
NC NILES,
soecta, Com Cock cunntv ho.-9 or snneS1,.o,x
Chicago, March 6, 1sS3, 11S-ssle3w
nROPOS AIS FOR RFFF 17AT.
49, = r-...--1,.n o n:-, 49,
LIE. OEfNT CoaussAkT's 01IICE.e
er,7rn upnnn1GTE4 upnnnn1T4pRt NJ Narcn ~. E3A !
.h t III, Ae ~ anFite1 ~ ~
1at Gnae!HshGa antn !: Marc1 2sth. ~ ior iaT.
4ses rra3 rne Gnltea sLl5 onnsStsace nepaEtnens
haor ie;9 roa1 "a M aea9 g ees5 Gste: ~ II: i1
cit ~ as IT = tHn ~ - 5sag cate nea , t
soi Htos' one taoueAna eAc3 ere5y wv +ea
.9 ~ ee e1s IN hsf fsy
average ao3ut & ot} tlrteeu hundred pounds g5nss
1sa sE fa5f h'f 'ao5t OF % one hs14s md
, 1863-03-23

r AND SURVEYING AND EN-
~ QINEErllNd- S. GrEKLxT having
fled lis bond and taken out license ns Surveyor
under the provisions Of the new City Charter Is fire.
pared to mike surveys nnQ subd1 ana q per.
io. nu duties heretofore pertaining 10 thc once OF
City Surveyor, now abolished. mnA-oE5s~
, 1863-03-23
NIGHT SCAYENGER.-Charles

Annx w1l attend to the cleaning OF Vaults, Priv
Aan tne IenoyA Of Offensive matter Of all descrp
dons spoiled msata dead animals, &C.. &C. Ralnuater
Saktetna cesnea aod rnE1noa. All work attended -
&oIe. fpR VWtt H3G AIS. Iuh1s-b3l.l0
, 1863-03-23

D1sSOLUTlON.-The co-partner-
- ship heretofore existing under the name of
CLARI HOWE. Il hereby Dissolved by mutual con
sent Sath11 ], Howe will settle the affairs Of the
late firm Of C1ary Howe. and cnnt!nue TUE business
It lie old stand. STEPHEN EI.AsY
NATHAN ], HOWE.
Chicago. March 20th, 1868. nh2l-b4l5-3t
, 1863-03-23

FOE RHRUMAT1sM. -Gonr. NEURALGIA. LuA-
pAnn nhIsEs Gifts AAD 6 wouSns Su1SfS iPFiIAh!Ss PiIhE
nEApAGnEb .SS EbkH;}1x AR N 5tsEHSRNs sEHSRMA71c
and never falls, This Llnnent il prepared from It'd
recipa Of Dr.. Stephen Sweet. OF Connecticut. tho
famous bona setter and has been used In A5 practice
fsr more than twenty Ieass with the most Astounding
AS An A1LEvIAToR OF PAIN. It IL unriralled
by any preparation before the public OF which tho
most tkeptical may ba CONVINCED hy slnglo tEtsl.
THIS 1hIment Will rapidly and radically. Then.
esses Thefe It hss bean a.ed has never beca Enowa
FOti NEURALGIA. It viii arord Immediate relief
IN every caee. however distressing.
three minutes, and Il warranted to do It..
TDOTHACHR Aleo Will It cure 1nstantly.
FOR NERVOUS pRbtl ltTY AND GKFRRAL LAS
sITTDE. arising from t1nprudence cxcess, this
ing directly upoa the tissues It strengthens
and system and ressoresis to elasticity
For fiiEs.-A an external remedy. NO caim thst
Complaint should g!e ii trial for It VIII not fiji to
afford Immediate relief and IN majority Of cascs will
e1sci SsY tp.sa Sb soE THROAT sro sometime,
trerncly malignant and dangerous hnta timely appl1-
cation Of this Linlmcnt Will ReyeF fall 70 cure.
SPKA1NS arc sometimes very obstinate and enlarge
ment OF the joints Is Aahin to occur IL neglected Tho
worst ease Msr be conquered By tna Laincnt In TWO
MIR IsEs.C CUTS. WOUNDS. soREs., ULCERS.
BURNS AND SCALDS. yield resdily to the wonder
FL hsns Ct ns e Ill.,
BITES AND SI1SGS. .
, 1863-03-23

k00 BAGS COFFEE.-Rio, Ma.
ivy acaihe And Costa Eica, tatr ~ pr.:4e. a,.4Y
PAAEONs. PITKy d HAyKK7.
n EnnAk w.t~r ~%raA
, 1863-03-23

MOTHERS! MOTHER RS!!
Nl MOTHERS y!


Don't fall to procurc
MES. w1ss1oTpSR TpRs EsorhETG 4E1TtnScl sShcf FOR CELL
Th,.y.1nanle rssn.5stle. + ng, s g,,es:pto1 q
snrisnd, .rd beoa used with never f.lag SUCCESS
n thousands If c1set;
rates lie stomach ana bowels eofrfcts aeidy snd
9sss s1S SetTG, to ' whole sse It win
GR1F1SG n TIE BOWELS AND WIND CoL1C.
feaeded. ead r d-.th Va believe L kRs 81 ~
ea Il @hehsF
dpm M nTsethlng o. from say ether cause. ,..,.
1sef I'll u of
1IAS, New YORK; Is - the sata.ds wrapper.
f:& I'ss;5 S:s : ~ 4: It'll Sss IL '
&CHENCK'S PULMON!C SY.
hrf e. IT! Txrn PIT ToSlG eo,%af
tdsscs l..c ss.css II ,4aesl a1ss
"a T.; n Tsa
T.; ssnss Ths f1;s tsrtss
@ssoa.
snS +tict To- rscs,a from dom which thsy supposed
Il i 1ISS,sa sa.s i s.s
k:.' .,eef tsens e. .nsn
eine. in connceti n Win seheocks sea Weed Tonie
ssss1 saS fo:d
e?:s 1::;:s E: : = :,
" s nsry s;.sd
sic sucsess se wi * DO 10 n.e ot ts
company eac hosus. For sale By Ill Druggists A. aad
VARD TO THE LADIES.-An
E5rso2: ct sae st. a,s.e::
Ulcers nf zhe neck Of the Womb Failing OF the Hunh
, 1863-03-23

SMITH & DWTKR
Jate ftrccs Wholesale and Retail Agents. AID aoft
br all pructtKtBl1 Chicago oc1G-y4Q7- 7-NEkFeox1v
, 1863-03-23

oFFEI: CHEAP FOR CASH.
100 doz. Willow and Wood Cabs and Gigs,
80 - Cradles. Cribs, Chairs,
600 Ladies' Work and Travelling Baskcts,
TO ~ Rocking and Spring Horses,
100 Toy Carts, Wagons and Gigs,
$40 bags Common and Goaored Marbles,
go u China Painted Allies,
209 n Fine Glass Allies,
5OM Gilt and Sflvered Allies, &C., &C.,
500 Grace Peg Tips, assorted.
1On0 dog. Pocket and Currency Books,
100 aoz. Boys Drums, nine sizes,
1000 N Fish Hooks, sixteen eizes,
75OGoz. Fish Lines, 10 to 100 feet,
100. A. Tin and Wood Bird Cages,
30 !" Rubber Bslls, assorted,
sCTLEHSGooDs, YANKEE NOTIONS
Toysand Fancy Goods In quantities to sutt the trade
Aleo. the famous WALKING DOLL. Just received q
great variety. Remember. 1ss Lake street.
, 1863-03-23
Banking am GTrhangf.

. pANKING OFFICE OF
u. A. ELLIS e. CO..
CHICAGO. March =. 1865.
The undersigned having purchased the stock Of the
Bank Chicago and succeeded to itsbusnoss
have oprnsd N office In this city. The Northwest
corner Of Lake and Clark Streets the purpose Of
doing q
General Banking aad Exchange Business.
Ne will Pay particular attention to the pnrchaac and
fale Of E1chang- Coin and Treasury Notea. and vii
rtased to correspondents agents for eoua.
ny banks aud l,anke1b.
We will also Keep for sails United States Revenue
Etarpts on which We allow . dtssonnt OF four per
cent when ordered IN amounts OF $50 sad upwards.
and et three per cent. on amounts Of 500.
Ia ELLIS 4 co.
~ TfSEN4N Cashier mSnGs33m
, 1863-03-23
IuttfaiH.

Road Master. .Ch1cago Lodge No, L.. Agent
Manufacturers Self Sewtrs . Harmony Lodge.
Charifa, e:9 Lake street, Boot maker. .4S West
Randolph st.. Faculty Chicago Law School,.
Agent q. S. Sewing Machine Co. ...B. ". BIT.
Ed. Chicago Mutual Life Insurance Co. Aug
Wood Cog Manufacturer, ,...W.H r.
Persons Wishing drop letters advertised mist
afn1 three cent stamp.
- Once open from 1st Of April to 1st Of TO-
7sS1F t{ 59m a nm; n t m mi FEo Mo.e%es5
Sundays from $50 q. II. till 1918 an.
10xl6 J. L. SCRIPTS, r. N.
, 1863-03-23

Mccarthy MeNicry Thes nfcGnire Jas
McMahcn q 'McEtne,y T f1cS1ler Juo
3Ickiin,ry 1icnj Mrkinnan S Mclec Josepa
McLsErAS t1cFadGen Jn0 Mcf;s1u Jno n
Mcclellan F 4 McIhrr.on " 4 Mcbride JaoU
NcA1pine VIM Mccormick WIZ ArCaEty A N
Mccormick !: Mckinley Vim MrSery Juo
bro Nf-lcish WIN aIcMill:u Chas
MccSte1y Jas hf.Dorald Nm Mclane Jns
AcQaadcJ MtFaddcn Wm HcGsifiu Pltk
, 1863-03-23

4llA- ulCuAA D4StAH
McBlare D + ,nrs
Matfry Catharin mrs
McCart7 Mollic ulist 8
McCnddcu Ellen miss
McCrnckcn Mary l. mr.
McClate Miner mrs
AcCarky Mahala mrs
Nash Mary miss
Naugbton julia mics
Nash Ellen miss
Mash Henrietta G mrs :
Newcomb Rose miss
Miles Kate
Newton K Rosa mrs
Oliner mrs
Ogden Amor mrs
OEcr Anna Maria mrs
Osborn 6nty miaa
O'Brien Mary Ann uliBs
Palmer HELEN mfas
Palmer Euleline miss
Palm Chas EnrB
Partridge D 3 mrs
Park Elizabeth miss
Parker Caroline mics
Patterson Lizzie J u,ts.
Pauleon Mary miss
Pcck NaD E mrs
Pctcraon Mary miss
| Pctrie Caro1inl. ura
| Peterson Jane Ann nil
| Plumstcd II S mrs
S1N -"
|
Randall Josiah Mrs
Rankin Sarah Miss
Ray David mrs
Rnworth Eate miRs
Raynor Kate miss
Reune Elfznbcth miss
REYNOLDS El1et. miss
Rca.dick Jape mrs
| Redmond sarnh
Reed Ann Eliza mrs
Re11oifls Inn Misc
Richards Winffrt rnIeI
Rider mrs
e,,-.
Mck1ey MafGafeI mrs
Mni3non I, ~ NARY miss
SatI; SanayA Ellen miss
echoonoycrFr.ncisAm
Seoot Wm MIRA
SeclicHaunah 1nre
Scmorr J.ne mrs
Eo,1-n,..i.ET ET.
, 1863-11-28
iLtteaa Ct The wa. prosecuting the Prczidea. and

ir.teaa Ct the wa- .pro=ccn.ing the Prcsiaea. and
at :ninistEation.
5 va tSs,s asss n!s TO-. sss intimate
l tail upon you TO blcss the Lord This wear hss
Witnessed an advance IN the condition of The col.
Eat 1ns Te DO Hh
Ic has trotiden tho pail OF self:redcmpfion, AID
with . step 20 strong as bids fair to shame
@s5 G be Sp5 Il f his h9nss ssaa % 1atnsF
i:;Te we armed him with the musket and
ND MIN fight On lower plane for poorer pay, with
70 Eonaea! % r1ehts5ho has done it With slmpllci-
passing under the nerce ordeal Of battle and tho
Eeice eyes Of men who wanted him to show hts
Ae?k polnt-a brave and eseady man, equal to his
NC tried him In our civil life-he has Settled aionr
sixty miles OF the Mississippi, in county snbiec3
70 me alarms OF war, and not only cared for hmeef
soil-while On that section OF sky miles moi one
steamer has not been molested BY gueriIlas. surely
oIe Of the first things on the assembling of Cor
wv BE- S ahS he Pay caua TO tha OF
And with thankfulness for all this thankfulness
for our great prosperity for plow, loom and anvil
3y e;esyWhssle s pnsy; i9r or h1msteads 1l1ed with
ard wine and oil; for tho increase OF our cattle;
the increase Of o9r sheep; the. abundant blessing
Of the former and 1he latter Eain- ask you 10 join
In Thanksgiving. For every brave man In hospital
for the angels Of mercy laboring to help them fol
the bsesing OF Sanitary Commissions and Christ
Ian Commissions, and for all means by which pur
lie iB lined into greater things; for onr heroic
dcad In their glorious rest and for the ASSURANCE Of
the!r resurrection and the resurrection OF tho dear
old land, CT unto you, Bless ye the Lord.''
Leayes tai, but 10, the young buds peep,
Flowers die, but still their seed shali bloom:
From death the quick young life will leap.
When spring shall come and touch the tomb.
The splendid shtver Of brave blood,
4s thrilling through our country now,
And she who In old times withstood
The tyrant, Lifts again her brow.
Gods precious charge We steEnly keep.
Unto the final victory;
With freedom we will live OF sleep
With our great dead who set us Free
God forget rs when we forget
To keep the old aag flying yet.
, 1863-11-28

g: y ~ .a At ss1a Gardner Co. o., AZ 10 nt
.Se- II IL A. e, st MiI!s TO-. -. at E;1o.
3ol5; ia Az e. At 1e Gafanes e. = ~ FL "a 4
~ -. at st-.0 A>AAAN"A " "'tse'' ~S'
~ 1anoE eengot at She!1nAn's yards III Nv 70 at
rf ia ~ 81 - ~ ~ 20 nt Si@o; go AZ 0i.
e 1t 1ep se. Al ii a. ri ~: = = g; Isi I e.
81 a, 1t $50 PusI!er C. bonohIt y III a. - u eg
aissoo1 MnrUhv e. hansSt 2 ~ st M-ss; ;av 70,
~ ~ a!v u Sa..u ~ - sal a $5i3 E coa. at
s2Ss!iss::, ho,r,, a. ~, eo,,.... ,--.
SS sfn M ~, " Soonvsn iaIuS -, y S9 #
Tfs ~ a. = r. E1is, Il = X a. \, Gon,sy
d, ~ 81 A. Ess 0'' 49, -"' - 'H1" ~ 'os'ose
u Ia II ~ u < ~ a1aS TIE ~ ~
av5i0 et Il X. M * 1s aVa sr St'tG Ksnt e
, 1863-11-28
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL
THE MONEY MARKET.

..... FRIDAY EyKs1so, NOV. n, 1853.
The demand for money continues heavy and press
Ing. much beyond the ability Of the bankers to supply
Currency Is specially Close For many days past, ut
1eaat s0 has been sent to the country for the Sin.
gle Item Of pork and hogs and It has not us yet had
tine to get around and back through the hands Of the
merchants.
New York Exchange would rule at H9H premium,
were not currency SO scarce, The demand Is good
quote at h@k discount buying. and generally par
as tho selling price. sometimes, however, conces
sion Of fraction Is obtained by customers On round
lots.
The glorious news from Chattanooga proved stun
ming blow to operators for rise In Gold The ratcs in
New York are reported follows: At9 a. m .1k5; $50
1i 10. 14sk; II, 1is51; L. m las}s; 1eso D. NJ u.s. We
refer TO our late dispatches for the closing rates The
marxethese, ,asiu New York, was panicy~ It opened
and sold down to 10, changing with every dis
patch.
Silver. 1sco1ss. Legal Tender Notes, buying, xe5;
selling, X.
At ArCNcLsHAn-Exchange lull Money in fair de.
asnd n r. and firm at a51o per cent. Currency balances
AT Fa1iAnE1pn1A- In better demand. with
slight stdentu Of tho rate per cent being the fuI-
ICE Hgure Some transactions, however, are made ut
TAsK IIzyB-A $4,000 Nst1onal Bank ts In process
OF formation at 1nwrencebuTE, Ind
The First National naIk Of Terre Haute Qnd.) has
declared dividend Of W per cent,
The First National Bank OF Marietta, Ohio, has been
organized by tho election OF Brewer Gates as Preat-
dent, and VIM P. Curtis, Cashier.
, 1863-11-28

I
~ sasss ssRsese FL z as sss ct
x e @ soTss aDa
1nq ne1 Res M ntD q
Ike 81 buyers, bus thst We shink lille TO ssous
sost
GS;yesnmsnt agents to shp soa!h ios lie ary arc
~ Ga s.
ssas sft Fa shs tsts sTeh
ID s19 II =
nS' ne 15Ss
las qe ax qsh
srs deny any advance, and Messzs. Starr 4 Reed Who
aS eo9s5 bas s kRsss
eseae bs dbns y hs sy IN s an Il
MsFset tsaRy aSosa
ss sasse hst eass q ensto@es aSas anS
oMnsss I ih!nk IT. has affected The price Of medium
Freely Yet il certain that al VIII 6e sold sol IL oas &c, e
Sars q se T es m sess IN b q
Psstsea. The Seathes to-day Is beautiful. being )
tS aks Il.
Gsan business Tonld moye ye1y pleasantly AstE
10 Tade liz inches deep il eate doppnes IL nn
bsr Of hesh cattle Is really not over 6ead nc ball.
IL Hhish oS as 1ss oiee
%Ss
THE HOG MARKET.
Receipts ibis = oil. &9sa
@ no syss s " We a.s13
supelb,e n ent the Market It may be an:erstoo9
Fl: = s;a1s q ssSs :
G5ant Tlo = ,s bate nisssiss a1a hlnnse e the
sS.ss, NJ ssss1ss @ s;I: ~h'n 'hs an !.
Live xstgh.> Dead vet.
, 1863-11-28
EEEEKSGIvIKG In CHICAGO.
tontihu<d J. en- Third Hags1


Ted more and more deeply the momentous-
had thoNn disposition TO do everything
sSs 1s sn n e % ea
Government az ours Is cheap at nny pFdce-that
The principles upon which Il f founded hid in
T. :.cafcet approximation to perfect Justice the
H. IN wisdom ever devised. he believed The
r.. ..ie saw this and were determined TO crush the
r: s1!on absolutely, using all the means which
G.. and nature hare placed in their hands for the
~ ..:plislnent Of this purpose. II this desnand
ill.,, ruer overthrow Of slavery, as military ne
bt;t.on to flight or die In the effort BE believed
sh:. lc regarded one cause q tbs s
A,.o.hcr cause Of gratitude was that the twenty
Two millions Of the North were fast being educated
10 do Justice to four million Of bondmen Hc spoke
The p epesiies Of wrong, alf the history Of wrong
and III The eoEruptions of wrong. and that be was
opposed to II for the same reason that he was op.
tss 81 "a msa@sn Or ny ny
1nortn man for whom Jesus Chriet died
nn9 that be had By nature the same ''inallcnable
ntss .thnt the white man bad, and that the peoplc
wcrc hst accirg this, md therefore we had reason
70 Ie1oce. he said that II elayery shonld fall in
hi mighty struggle fos the Union Of these States
he should not Rled tear, but rnthcr 1ejoico oyeg
1te grave.
inc many victories and delivcrances which had
been vouchsafcd to tie national arms during Tie
r&sl year were aiso cau9es Of gratitude.
Siealtng Of the power Of The contederacy as a.
1rsdy broken, and that ere long It's
Spirit Of rnobsulc had been quenched where 1t had
e1ielcd-that VIC were at peace with foreign na-
lions and That now This great American Republic,
ri,oush e.in surrounded BY danger and labog, nay
hear md praise The God Of Nature and OF uatious,
IN conclusion, lie exhorted the people 10 pray
earnestly and for the return OF union
aud peace In Gods own good time and way. In
pur prayers in behalf Of our country we should al
Wayt remember the sick and wounded aud dying
soldiers. as well as the many thousands OF brave
men who are now bearing arms in the defence Of
our property md our homes. We should see to 1t,
zhct the Inilics Of soldiers were amply provided
for with all the necessaries Of life. The colder
deserved this. not q charity, but rs right. He
Thinks Of wife and children, that they are not Tor
gotten By his generous countrymen.
The sermon ended, the congregation enthnaIae-
9ically Joined in singing tho patriotic song Amer
"a, and then nficr appropriate prayers were offer
&C aud the Benediction pronounced, slowly dis
persed-
, 1863-11-28
LOCAL MATTERS.

ROCHESTER, N. r, Nov. q, 1860.
Il. III. Higgins, Chicago, Illinois.
DEAR SIZE: am glad TO inform you that have
succeeded In making arrangements with the most
extraordinary constellation OF musical celebrities
at present in America.
HI. L. ID. Gottschalk, tho great pianist.
Sig. +. Br1gnoli, the greatest tenor in America.
MILE Angioline Cordier, the celebrated prima
lorna.
Sig. Carlo Patti, the young and talented vio-
1in}st.
F. Behreus, Musical Director and Conductor,
who will give Two grand concerts at Bryan Hall
on the ssth and 10Th Of December, in which the
most brilliant and varied instrumental and operattc
programme will be performed.
Hoping to see you aoon personally, remain,
with much respect, very truly yours,
MAY SruArol.r
, 1863-11-28
A Card Of Thanks.

MICHIGAN SHABPsHooTEEs,
CAnr DOUGLAS, Nov. &c, 1868. J
Editors Chicago Tribune:
Allow me-, through the columns Of your paper, in
behalf Of the soldiers OF the lat regiment Michigan
Shareholders, to thank Mrs. Tutt1e and other Ia
dies of Chicago, for their rich offerings to our
Thanksgiving dinncr-tah1ea.
Tho et1ict regulations, governing such camp
unni6 not allow tho hnd-hearted 1atiies TO dis
nenae thn delicacies themselves, and add eWeeter
SAVIOR by their presence and smiles:
But every company dinnef M w Mas sh9s mAds EensF p