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, 1863-11-16
North Sid e HatIHaYe.


In the report Of the proceedings Of the last
meeting OF the Common Council, noticed re-
commen1ation by the Committee on Horae Rail.
Ways in the North Division to allow the Norlh
Chicago City. Railway Company to occupy Ktnzic
street flom lark street to Rush et.ect etuce
or doub1e track with switches. DC.
1nislnfo1med in regard to the wishes of property
owners In said KinzIe street, for they are nnant-
money opposed TO- this Increment, aad will pro-
test without single exception.
It cannot DC dlfAcnlt to see the many objections
ard Injurious effects, If the City Council should
grant euch q request.
M Railroad, ds thereby rendered useless; 60 that
Etpxie street, the next north, has become basi-
nces street, and 1s now occupied by commission
qnlree the use Of heavy teams and drays. and
mus. be seriously injured By an Obstruction Of
this kid. kI zic street has only lately, at great
to facilitate beayY business, and Is destined atu
very d;eta1t daI, to be tie most important thor
, 1863-11-16
MARINE NEWS.
RpE3 OF bE1J4 HSt

CLEARED November II,
Prop IT. es!1s ao1 Koman ogcensburz. SIS brls pors e
Bark D Norris, Moore, Buffalo, 16, 100 bu cora.
Brig Concord, Estel1. CohurY. Il, ,sAl3 hu corn.
Echr MuaklnEum, Caug, Buffalo, II, Geo bu wheat
6chr CEMs, M01lson, Buffalo, ID, 40 bu wheat
EchT Alvin Broafon, Atkins Buffalo, u 100 bu corn
schr So1s5elEn ofthe Lakes. .Sennings Cape Vincent
scbr Tios Mott ssorelr, oswcgo, Is! 800 ou wheat
scht Acont1as, Cummings, Osve2o, 6.5O0 bu wheat
schr Agerine, Gilmore, oaweso, 1i.0oG
AIHIVEU...... November Il
Prop Queen OF the Lakes, Carey, Milwaukee, SUM-
Bark Naomi, Hall. Buffalo, ZIG tons railroad iron
DARK Badger state, Hammond Buffalo, 100 btla salt
Bark Northwest, Atkios 1oooo cores wood, 100 tons
gark kai1and, McKlnzie, aodertch, 1ss CORDS wood.
Ert& Aechante. Collins, Buffalo. 2s1 tons coal.
sshr ka1e Richmond, Shields b1y City, 100 n lumber.
scSr nsTEse Blaze. Wessman. Baffsl go tons coal
ssnr ssssslsqs 4oe Dfsss'n Watson, esa'l'sss7
schz Muskegon. Aievea, Browns Pfer. IS m lumber
sclr Charlotte. Young, Mlnttowoc, iol coyds wood.
6c!r 1avnda, Costn!p, Kalamazoo, 100 m lumber,
Schr Roberts, Nelaon, Centreytlle 81 cords wood
schr Ha1neg Eaton, Welsh, Grand Raven, 100 N lu1-
sehr Gaide Burgess, st. Joseph. SO railroad ties,
4chr Hornet, Anderson, Sc. Joseph, rs brls apples.
Schr Jane Lontsn, Travis, ST. Joseph. 60 cords wood
scht ParAkee. Jackson St. Joseph, go bu potatoes
Schr Gem, Hlne, st. Joseph, 60 N lumber
6cbr Active, PaJlson, ST. Joseph, GO n lumber.
, 1863-11-16

aa,Ss nomnes Eessea hou&es bu3ug P1sts goods
az waate BsS s.tsr ~ bea1snp Ts
soe isTorte s1,les saavls
E99ss Ms1Est h. been ioefsy sapphei by namsro
a:tor q bayal a. iQF ne snt chee the
na aI sIs aay oay ios
zesearil1 taken as ofc:ea D,sa ~ s, e,ses2uon al
aeu ssese,,5 1os,.a
etlon. sah a-e aull 4. pryato hafs oi. a5se At
ass asie as en RSeo9 are asss
aae Supply heow th cenaad Llneu n,1 ":
I3eEustoM House yalu Of tr7 Toota IN uuit
amount u imp95t L. las ssas of i
q Sa pxss1 sne of fses
cost Of foreign goods very hh 5et fhn 81 Sae
Is e! ual to the whole Innss iGpoft.d -1'pa1oa
The following a The Wnole:nc ret -aah ~ II,
70 lea. sI!es ofdumesttc ar goods sold "a tae
, 1863-11-16

There has been less activity in the demnnd 70 goods
sfsest i1 tEo q three Of tns s.gs ooblnS
tect aud the increasing searcty Of cotton induces n
steaeeo reluctance On the part 60
80 that prices Of cotton goods will be enhanced sill,
further Our inroEta,lons Of cotton ON abroad are
our CHEZ dePeACeuce for supply. TIE teF,an1 fnr
prots has become sack and for the rst time taere i
SONG accPmnistion; thouga slght. q goods on. tie
in bleachad and rnb1eached sheetinss aud snrtioFS
a5e Tsss nmssd: h9!sess are firm 1afusing any CON
nsmT and n1Ty. Canton dan, es are as1u and Ia 10
yseauate supr!y Stripes. ticks. tut den!ms exhibit
little activity but arc strongly held Nooens OF sea-
eoEaele and deat'at1e Kinds are aetive and nr1n.
Dealnes e.e hackening II supl1J the chief msnulAc
turerS cn1y SEND forward gooas ordefed prices
tteany. Faacy case1meres are In good demand, both
tpr le. Vlot.E, a1a even splcg styles, Tnelc Rse
, 1863-11-16

Dye your cast. OF ayparel, and thus econoaaize
Tue Domestic Dyes comprise variety OF forty
For ribbons, silks. .Edress trimmings scasfs aud in
deeds1l kinds OF cotton, atlk, or wooden garments
they arc unequslltd. Price, 15 and Is cents. Gail
and eec eamples at the druggists.
no1(l nCf2. .At.Trkg
, 1863-11-16
HoRoRs TO OUR DEAD SOLDIERS
Measures for the Erection of Mill
tary Monument.


Purs1ant TO previous cau, a meeting Of the Boar,
OF Trade vRs held at their rooms, On Saturta,
evening, for tie purpose OF taking action upon tn
eafject OF .a.sing funds aud mixing other nsces
esry arrangement for the erection Of & suitable
military monument, In Rosehill Cemstery, il
sonos Of the b,ave Boldiers who have fallen during
the present war, and whose remains arc inferred
sntae cemeteries OF Chicago. Owing to the bde
notice given, and the eevere storm that prevailed
during the evening, there were but few members
in attendance. The meeting WAS called to order
by JoA1 L. Hancock, Esq, who briefly stated The
| object Of the meeting
The Secretary 1ckd resolution, passed by a
meeting Of various societies sud associations,
held at the fremont Hoase. On the I'd inst, which
resolution il as follows:
Resogred, Tint We request the Bond OF Trade
rsne:sl military monnmsnt. It the resting pIscs L.
o1 the dead Of the soldiers Of Illinois. IN Rosehli
Cemetery.
F.H. Benson, Of the Rosehiu Cemetery Comp..
nY, being present, at the request OF the chairman
made ZONE statements In relation 10 the situation
o. the Cemetery grounds, and announced that tba
company were ready to donate sultable lot.
which had fot some time been held in reserve for
thEt purpose, to any committees or organisations
which would erect general military monument
thtrson.
Charles Randolph exhibited to the meeting
pot showing tho position Of the lot designated
for tic monument, and its perfect adaptation to
the purpose named. -
Mr. Randolph offered the following, which
rpon motion Of N. E. Whitney, WAS adopted:
WnEnKAs, The Roseh,u Cemetery Comnanv
have gcno1ossfy rendered to tha public th,outh
the Board Of Trade, most elcgnntfot In their ce-
etefy grounds, for the purpose Of erecting monu-
, 1863-11-16

There YES lk1t Attendance On 'U1Ange to-day. but
tie eeyesal markets ruled dun and lower.
3herc was lrt1a or no inquiry FOR Flou- and the
Arket was dull and heAvy. With Light sa:e4 OF very
~ otce Winter Wiaier ~ IT, So and Spring Eztsas at
Is a3@5D.
Wheat suffered dec;lre Of 1e2c per buihel, With
light Transactions at 81 67Gs1 % for MOI s2:tu,
II t241 o. 10: No ap1iug; aad 9i0esc fos Rejected
EpsiDg-the market clcslng Gull.
Co.n dtc1;r ed h@1c Fer bu.tel with ueht enles OF
Noi1 at Ss@sfc arr 70 II sf@s5c-c:osoz as taeir-
tide quotations.
O1s were klso less Inquired tos al r.ices fen
&hfu' 1c per bEshel-Vtsh moderate ISLES at
5oTEo a1d 6sG6sc ios No 2.
1870 declined 1c Fer ;bu,hsl. With e1les Of No It
sAEs5c ardNo 2kt95c.
Barley Wa Quttt ald steady It 81 16H@1 II.
Thee Was frner feeling in .HjshwIues ard light
gsles Wese made At o.: bat at thls advance ths dc.
rasud WAS light.
Provi,;ona wage hrn. but nctve7y active Ness
Pork ahaws an advance Of 2Ssos with saes st ZIG 50
At TIE csose. however, there wss good demand 1t
$lGA@i675. but foicers Weye sak1pg st70o97 50.
Prime Hers Pork has a1vEnced 12Hc, With Gales Of
SO br1s st 313S7h. Lara 1s Il good demand and firm
at 1lc-
Grain te.skts ere e1t:ezcaly dun. ana satss are
neuinsl. We1cpolt no engagements.
In Beef Cattle, the entered sales At everous yarts
amount to 1871 head. at prices ranging from ss2o
@563 The receipts have consisted chiefly Of Ee.Ium
and few lots Of extra qualities. Thest has been 8
steady and healthy demand, and the quotations Of
yesterday have been fnlly maintained. In Hogs the
market has been very actre ana firm. The receipts
amount to upwards Of ooCo and tie entered saes 10
2o,Oss. at ices ranging frs N Il 0o@5g.
, 1863-11-16

Prepared by Geo. Il. Reed & Co. offer the simplest
ard most perfect means Of dyetng household sp-
parel ever presented to the public. They embrace
90 different Bhades, aud include all the now aud
fashionable colots. and arc perfectly Ja,t. Sam
pies On silk and wool can be seen and the colofe
procured OF tho druggtstH. no1Gp93t 3tAw4SP
, 1863-11-16

The Domestic DYES

To oretaia the bloom and freshness Of beauty uu-
fmpaiiet to a much later period than Ia generally
the Gag. ladies' should use Durnstcs falis!oa.
6old everywhere. nov 1872 932 3t-mW aud F W
, 1863-11-16
GunnybnsH Becomes Alarmed at the
Canadian Invasion,
Myrtle MANSION, 1000 MICHIGAN AVENUE
November II. 1879

GunnybnSR Becomes Alarmed at the
Canadian Invasion.
Myrtle MANSION. 1000 MICHIGAN AvEsuE,l
November II, 1868.
Editors Chicago Tribune:
Yesterday. Myrtle Maneion WAS in vigorous
state Of ttege. From cellar to attic, the pomp
and circumstance Of war have aboundel Ara.
ninta took up, the TRIBUNE on Friday morning,
screamed and tainted. Arabella went into hyster-
iee, aod Mrs. G. in sympathy begged Of me to un-
loose her etays II did not wish to see tho main-
stay Of the house swoon. did 50, and you would
have dore the same II Jou had ever seen Mrs. G..
60 through with that interesting event. John Jo-
eeph, who pridcs himself upon his ne1yo, dIscov-
csed the cauec Of this unusual agitation.
a horrible Canadian gunbost, and 1000
rebel officers commanded by vallaodIshsm
cIstau1, fleeing from his board bill, were burning
SaIdneky;; 1avagtng Toledo and Detroit, aad must
at that moment be somewhere h-tween Evanston
and Warkegan, bent upon the destruction Of
Chfcago.
: John Joseph at once plunged into Hallesk oa
the Art Of War, but could ouly ind how not to do
1t and gave 1t mp. Mrs.. G. WAS detailed as a
picket on the house top, armed With Arase,la'e
io1gnctte, to LOOK out for the first appearance oi
tie pltatfcal craft and the 400. Aramints
bin, 10 be ont OF tie way Of eho. and shell, aod
Other unpAasant pieces Of Iron which might be
Gying about, while John Joseph went orer to
stalscn's to get up his courage. understand he
got up his courage hvc times at ten cents a time,
satstHed with The position, I interested myself In
The pezueal Of cheerful little article, describing
the appearance of a mno who wis found with tue
top Of ILLS head blown OF, lying stir aud stark,
Hpfth In h he hal a. <nbn
the thrilling pa't, when Mrs g. eame rushing In
alno:t hleathless with excitement ande1clatued:
AIR u. oe man. flspare 10 defend your fire.
sioe and n1e1 up your NE II necessary, willing
sacahcs ior msseh a7d the g1ris, and be sure to
Remember my 1onos. Inc Zoe Is upon uh."
HaSips dehseIed hes speech, Mrs. G. at once
enfperded tao'e cloth from the w1n5ow as
nag OF truce, and Joined The gt.ls In The co.l bin
John 5osepa YVES ELI getting up his courage at
Stantcn'e with 20 p-orpect OF returning, at least
while the danger lasted. Putting my faith III the
table e11fh, and trnstiug TINT the me1c:{ets foe
would epsse our domic,l as he was expected to
spare the hospital ot Cairo in the early days of the
war. Iweut to the front door to rsooanoit.e.
Cid Cresus was going down to his store a.
usual. and Timon badc me good mo ming In MIN
ner which convinced me that he considered bis
grocery perfectly eais, They evidcatly w-rc not
not alarmed, although the p!1.tical sttansez was
fact approaching
PerceivtrE that the table cloth was st.l1 flying
u surveyed the vessel as she rounded the b.,
Four men were visible, but no four thousand.
There we're piles Of lumber and Shingles o. deck,
and the emoke cu,led gacefnl1y up from the cooks
galley. cav no terrible enginery OF war, and 20
uaY1ov.5;ob.~r cs+,j5. @hn tn..-,sA h.,.sttz.
, 1863-11-16

Tho Provision Trade.
On the second page Of this Issue OF the TRIBUNE will
founc an interesting article the Provision Trade OF
Chica.o-its rise progress and present position, with
come valuable statistics.
, 1863-11-16

FINE AHrs.-1u consequence Of tho great sue.
eees ed attractixeness Of. tho Soldiers
North Western Fair, it has been deter
mined by the managers to continue
the Exhibition till Saturday evening, NoYamber
2l when II will positively close, and tbs works be
IN McN.1cker's Theatre building. Hours Of e1hi-
bition from q. N. to 5 p. m., anddin the evening
fiom to 10. Admission Is cents-for the season,
so cells.
, 1863-11-16

Dn. B1oELow.-In great cities like Chicago
IL e1c e always an overwhelming amount of hum IN
sufed1 e, the result Of solitary Indulgence sexual
abuse. Or uuwitt!rg contact. which, deatrqctIgo as
1t is to the Physical system, and 20 little under
stood by the majority OF even well educated
MIN who has made the study Of this class Of tlis-
enBes specially. Foremost amorg these stands
Dr.. Digelow, wEose surprising skill has enabled
him to cure the most Yifnlent cages when ali hope
had departed. None neca despair however deeo
msy be their suffering, however strongly the
disesse may have fastened itself into their system
BY the aid OF his matcb;egs skill, his extensive
may be cured speedily, eafe1Y and thoroughly.
Those who are afflicted with sexual or chronic
0reaaes. should call. without hesitation OF delay,
street, on ths corner OF MonIoe. noy1G-P05i-1t
, 1863-11-16
0BKoAGO CATTLE MARKER.


SATURDAY EyKy1Sa, Nov. II, 1853.
Ita ta1ectlpts ofpeet Cattls and Live Hogs At tae
ss.tcus 3asts In tho c.tJ duri1g teo past w.ekGon
pa.e as totloks With the previous weeks hnce jana
, 1863-11-16

PKOYIsIONS- Masket hrmer. Acas Pork n
Safest :ay TeFe icG Iris Mess Pork at SIC 50; 100
hrls 90 e sv pzls P5ims Mess foIS as siS s1a
Sd nys In salt 1t SC loose G pcs Country 6houldrz
AMI Uaue loose, at 4aa6cs go krca pttm6 steam and
kette Leaf in lots It tic; 500 trca do 1lc for
delivery pef Dec ut u tres steam Lara At lHc;5
ralTATOEsrMarket to1esahly Acttve and Roo1
Quantities. q Q = mir enp2ly CoHnon Sna mt1ed 70.
hIm 1t ,rrsent quotations. Nc quote;
Pckco RD1a. - ,,.,s.,,-......-.-. -sn..,s hIE5sS
C;m1rN, ............. -.....-...... NsasasE
EEf6t E1I4sGA5.4 1N&l.t0
, 1863-11-16

OF 61einses. which the introduction OF railway
Tas!s gsRs'sz sos ssss5oi Railway has .re.d,
Which Is ast noi ~ q Rtnxga sss e
iol railway PURPOSES md should ddsn hase st!os. sc
cannot but think that Il the cnstodiana Of : TIC
many other rsseons for forbidding the o:cupatfon
OF Ktnxio street 10 ita present importance to The
North Division. they would not hesitate in deny
Is only nef ded to ehow there Is no ueccssjty or
II tie North Cl.tE street railway cas- are pushed
let them stop at but not run into Ktn1le street. OF
let them occupy Michigan street which needs no
permission or action Of the City Council.
Pamphlet History of tho Northwest
ern Fair.
Editors Chicago Tribune:
The suggestion Of your correspondent, n few
mornings since has baen anticipated, and the
Sanitary Commission has a'resdy. in preparation,
apampblet history Of the Fair, list OF donations,
name Of donors, and other interesting matter con-
to sid in printing soms extra teas u.s. Of taousaads
q copies for circulation in the army, eau leave
their donations With Mr. .Gl.tchford, Treasurer OF
the Northwestern Commission.
Dinner to the Camp Douglas Soldiers.
HEApQuARTxRs CoxhANpER or Posi-,
CANf DOUGLAS, CHICAGO. LID.
November II, 1863.
Editors Chicsgo TrIhEne: ,
Iot!ce by Jour paper that tho ladies Of Chica-
60 are preparing dinner fur the aoldierB at this
camp. partly In view Of the expscted departure OF
my reg1me tt for the field 1regrot to say that re-
cent orders from Washington renders It nccesss-
~ that the regiment remain at thla It, aud also
impose upon me the necessity Of d public refusal
Of the contemplated compliment. while return
10 the people OF Chic the sincere thanks Of the
officers aud men Of the and for their interest
II is my duty, under existing circum stanc. q, to
decline The preferred honor.
CHARLES V. DELAND,
Col. Mich. Sbarpshooters, Com'dg Post.
, 1863-11-16
THE CITY,.
ARRAY OF HORRORS!
CRIMES AND CASUALTIES.


Hp7MEN AND NASTAT.TTES
49,
mys1er1ous RuicIde-No Clue to the
Vie fss Masaerns "a dssia @a1asrea ~
1,s own E1fents-TEEo fkatlro41 Ac-
cidcAts-Reecueo ofa Young Girl from
Her Nu1n-wom.n Robbed on a
Ae1lsoAd LrstnIman Fonna Des d
on the Canal R1nk-Ocath by
1nE sr1etnE' ..........
In Satutdsy'e TADCNE, We gave an account O,
an unknown man being ipurd dead. In the ,,ood.
~, f,,ren nav ro.a .hnnt . ss,,a - eas "ooas'
ter north Of the city limits. The body was cIs
covered by some workmen, Oh Ftida, afternoon,
IN tuouest could mol be bele I'M s.tnrdav ~ fe.o.
nocn' whc, ac.,r, c,-on,r ,oh,, snn,r..-s., n
rcpsireato the SPOT, and empanue,lsd jug.
The jury. on examining the body, found 1t
lyinr strrtched nat unon tha cround. the eves
partly closed the left hand lying upon the heart.
tightly gsasptng pistol; the right hand. holding
another pistol, laid upou tbs side. the i,ra,ns
for tuo OF three feet on each side Tie upper rcbt
paH Of the ekull blown around and hanging by
The rear pazt Of the croWr, leaving hole large
cnouph to aem;4 q coos.s,zed f7st ~, tbs Ia,
"a. .t+h. .1..1, 49, -. -. s...-s = So
e.oe .uo HNa" = uoae 1'ont t"o ,nenes In o1am-
ctcfs inc skan cIeanly anc 1reshly cut ont Tor
about an inch In the forehead, Just aboye the
uone: w1s,c epots al blood and hraIn were asst.
80 -. ~ ~s...., ~ sN1A oN"A "S1s ee"s-
1esea aoont 4af se'cfal 1ees -...
The pistols were Of an o1dfashloaed kind,
.n-", 49, e4'aNs. .s!elme w. "eas a'Aaosactuseo
ao.dtsman9. imported mere and eoid at very chasp
rate; they probably cost foar dollars foe tie mir
Y1nder The barne1 of each ,xas = a,,t M h,varst
.ra,t.h .o,,5 y. ....,.. - So
"n1cA Gol4o oe spl0cG 1n1o posthsoa oT pulling
upon the Ruard Of the trigger When the body
vas first ffaenrered fhn r1atn7n 1-ars v.,v h-,h+
.-s-.--s.-...s,N .s,N-Irs '' 'A.so1
@n1 "t1e uaooapua4y neH, Ptos1ueu 10Y tne nor
1tblc occasion. Thc toseanger OF each hand Was
nrmly prcseed ,non the t,tcner, and. II w,, 9TH
a,escs;it- 49, ~ - ..ra ss1s -. - ,s W..
o1aaGu14y aoat me Aett oann coulo be loosened
= rom its erasp
m. asc...na ~es ~-,...,.,. a., r.;.,..
Aue S~"e" ""s "Ptoteat1s ~ A'AeaAan. o.
OF lf3td descent. and about twen4y-etL or tWenty-
eight yeaYe old Of medium size. had 1frht con,
,s.s., 81. .-.....-
Pi1A1oai p'uc VI stay EYES, "ole snsu, hanoy
morstRchc, and brown or dark Rardy hntf. He
wore handsome peB beaver oyrrcoat. hntto: ad
49,, q, az 49,, 80 ~. ..v. ~,
~ sA' a'1 eue eouai .al1eo ~ et's'
aoeA soas' pauas %ua vent, aea1s nc" )
sos.' .eA.1 .1s' ,.. o'ots. eoASsha1
moos .p.'p'e -een as' nsse 'a'e"' s4sra
p@pct ooua1 so.t ~. aas' w. aa..
~ s 49,, r,th ebo.t .s..,,,ss
, 1863-11-16

mys1erIons RuicIde-No Clue to the
Identity Of the DeccaSed-Horrfb1o
WfEe murder-A Child Murdered by
it's own P8Fent&-Tyy0 FkuEir0Aa Ac-
C1dcA1s-Rescue offs Young Girl from
1he Rotts OF Villain VINO Sought
Her 0u1D-Woman Robbed on q
Ha1lFoAd Train-man Fonn4 Dead
on the Cnnal Rank-Ocath by
Drowning In a Vat.
, 1863-11-16

Go 70 THE BEsT-9o TO BRrAaT n B1RArrok.s
CHICAGO CoahkRc1A1. CoIlEaE, 70 get thorough
practical buetnees education. For circula1e I'd
drese (enelos1ng Btanpe) BHTAK1 d BraA1ToE,
Chieapp ItIirpf9
, 1863-11-16

S~s@~t~1
Mrs. BLAcKAIL's GY4NAsIuX.-Lld[es and
children share equally With gentleman the adyan
tsges Of DE. Lewis gymnastlcs, and aQ tholr
cla1ms are duly remembered In the new :nstitu-
ton v hieh ts to open at snAw's HAIL, corner Of
State and Randolph etseets, tomorrow, CTueeday)
at 10 O'Clock. A morning c1ass for Ladies who
may prefer to be alone; an afternoon class for
children; and an evening class for ladies' and gen.
utmen provides for all who are Interested In this
light and graceful system and desire the physical
Development which 1t ensures. Mrs. B1lckall's
1cEersuces arc first c1ass her capacity as teacher
has been fully tested, and every benefit which the
new system Offers may bo fully assured. Her
cards may be had o. A. ]. Steele j. Co., No. Ne
ttopolitan Elock OF Dr.. J. Hayes, 90 State street.
HORSES FOR THE GovERsMES7.-Thec cor
ri Oh State street, north OF 22d street. is busy
place Capt Potter, a. Q. u. is receiving and
forwarding to Louisville and Washington about
one thousand par week. aud though be accepts
nore but thoae that ill the prescribed regulations,
he has thus far been amply supplied at fair prlces
We hope the government has favorable contract
for hay and oats. as dealers were on Saturday de.
manding $50 per toa for prairie hay, and 70c per
bushel Tor oats.
PUBLIC cSoc1ABLE.-The monthly Soctabl:s
given by the Young Mems Christian Association.
baTe become quite popular, and many etsance,a
improve the opportunity to thus become acauafnt-
ed The next regular Soctablo will be held at their
rooms In the N. E. Church Block this (Monaay1
evening at scycn o'clock. Those OF eithe, se1
who would make acQuaintancss, are cordially in.
rited to attend.
GAMES AND PLAYs.-"The Commanders,
Of our Forccs'' and t'Notsd People and Placesn-
and all tho new amusement games for the family
circle will be found at Keen's Bookstore Lake ST.
Doctor James Hunter on Chronic
arHtF ~eAS
, 1863-11-16

E NeSvona Digeases ind Ptja.ta, Debility,
ar!sipg iron. Specific cauees, II both se1es new
and reliable tfsatment, in reports Of the Howard
charge. Address, Ds. ]. SlsiItr Houehton, Fo;5-
srd Association, No. 2 South Ninth stTeet PaIls-
delphla. Pa. 4a3l-Sn
, 1863-11-16

COMMERCIAL.

SATURDAY EEKsEo, Nov. II, 1868,
= TIE following table shoEs the receipts AID ship.
ssats d17ing Ito peat twenty four hours:
, 1863-11-16
Gtrape0.

kSTRAYED-On ths 14:h Inst, a
y EuAN HORSE, 1ve years cd. medium size.
no a.at toll Eate nseraA ssTa1d III ~ bf paid
sssbiss. Eerth slde, CT Is the subscribe No 1orn
Weii1 strset TuOa- HALE. nol5;3s{-::t
CTRAYED OR STOIEN-Oo the
~ nighs Of November, 5tb. = Dark Fay Ho:.e.
ast,1ed liberal 1ew.:d wfll re pAla ior al se1aIn
, teeo.h, noIsnaS se
, 1863-11-16

Vessels Passed DcrfDlts
Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tribune
DETROIT, Nov. II, la6s.
CP-Prop Caldwell, Tonawanda; schr St. Jame1
Eewnau.
DowS-Bark Buffalo, Tanner Brig Williams; schr
Hacte
, 1863-11-16
Rurueft9s Toilet PnADarntfnrs

Rurne1tss Toilet Preparations
Are remarkable tur dolicacy Of perfume and
healthy purity very seldom met with.-Loatspile
Democrat. Sold everywhere.
noTl0 pGM Steod.tt&e& 1tw,
, 1863-11-16
1A-xs OF <zz1azz or Lv1 s2ook yeox uEcAao 20

~.
Rates to Dqnkifk, :Ks 1ao M lsas tasa to 57duo.
when shipped By Ill rail-
BEEF CATTLE,
The totalrfceipts Of Beer CAttle fc. Ths week and
toE to-tsy. amount RceoTdlng to tie daily returas
ported On Change. to 919s heal Ta,a 10 173 sead
mere than 1sst weak. and 5ss7 maru than TIE ee.see
ron6taE week Of Last ysxr,
Ihe tAcy rsce3ota 1t ths YAsaos4 ynrds durtsz tia
week Compare u follow: