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, 1863-11-30

VIC give yesterday morning brief state
ment Of the death Of this eminent miniBter Rnd
scholar ut the time Of his dem1se Senior Professor
OF Garrett Biblical Institute, Evanston. We learn
that he about 20 years OF age, and had been s.
years In the ministry. Few men hare occupied
more conspicuous place In American Methodlsm
Six years he spent tn South America in missionary
labor. BE was also the pioneer in the establish
mcnt Of Biblical Institutes for the training Of min
listers in his church He WAS profound thinker,
an earnest worker, deyoted Christian, and
warm advocate OF thorough antisiavery principles.
Peace to his ashes! Honor to his memory.
We learn the funeral service win be held In the
Evanston N. Z. Church tomorrow (Tuesdsy) at
about 10 o'clock, P. M The time Will be dxed by
the running Of the traina so persons from the city
may go at noon and return. We Learn there will be
discourse by Rev. Dr. Eddy, and other appro-
PIRATE exercises.
The Christian Con,mIsslon-Rebuk
to tho Secesh Organ.
The meeting under the auspices OF the Chriatian
Commission, at the First BapustChurch on Thanks-
giving nsy afternoon, WAS well attended, and very
interesting. Mr.. B. F. Jacobs introduced Mr. K.
A. Brunell, 3 member Of the Christian Commits
ei0n just 1etvrned from the battlefield Of Chlcka-
mauga, who entertained the audience for about an
hour with simple and unvarniahed recital of incl
dents tending to Illustrate the good that the Chris
tan Commission ia accomplishing In the camps Of
our soldiers. His remarks were exceedingly inter-
followed By the Rev. Mr. Raymond, Chaplain Of
the 51st Illinois infantry, who also related many
. sad incidents Of Camp III. He remarked that his
Brnnel. The Christian Commission, be said, had
msr administered physical = Te Is spiritual son
articles of necessity for the reception Of religious
precepts. he spoke Of the bravery OF our soldiers
who Mhsn ppep sho,t 1attcns tossd and smiled
Capt. b: ". Whlttle, Of the I'd, 1st Board Of
ed and He sG wary fhe
Sanitary Commission from the attacks Of tho organ
Of JET Davis. Reports Of what the Sanitary Com
Fair and other avenaee of be5eyoence, had reached
the ears Of the soldiers, and sent thrill Of Joy
o9bst IopsP Of t.
branded the tnsinuationB Of the enemies Of the
Government that supplies sent through The SAM.
z ~Goy ss I'D sso Essa
xM y sad T., Sy yl*,. s ea1ed e : te5s5Sls
homeward bound ere long. Does tho editor Of
the Chicago Times either fght for rpray for ust
No. The speaker was certain that such base at
mission would recoi upon the heads Of their insti-
gators and return to plague their Inventors. He
alluded to the growing Sin Of intemperunce In the
permitted to operate In fun blast in the camps.
As matters now arc, officers make acquisitions Tor
lIquor 'for medicinal purposes" and Get ali list
nces among the officers was dead letter.
-Four companies Of the "a were recruited in this
city undez the auspices Of the Christian Churches.
for the purpose Of Obtaining. them, and he hoped
that Christian patriots would lend their assistance
Ha naid trihnya ~ reanaet IN +ha afoy4a NJ tha
, 1863-11-30
Chicago and Kansas-T0 Business

The trade between Chicrgo and Leavenworth
has already become very. expensive. Kansas !ner-
chants make large expenditures fn this city for lum-
nourishlag State is Well worth securing. and ths
attention Of our business men cannot be turned IN
direction which promises more profitable results-
1D1udlciuus advertising has never failed to pay,
and It is the first effort our merchants should make
We can conecicntiously commend TEE LEAvEs-
woETH CONSERVATIVE as the best ndveIislng me-
dunn In that State. TIE CONSERVATIVE Is the1ead-
ing paper in Kansase, having circulation of more
Tim seyen thopsand s9pies An adTe.tssmt e 10
For rte terms MS @ ": Wider + Co. publishers,
Leayenworth, Kansas,
MUSICAL UN1os.--A full attendance Of tho men1-
hers OF the Union Is requested on Monday evening.
The roll will be called promptly at ~ o'clock;
~ Diseases Of the Nervous. Seminal, Urinary
In reports ofihe Howard Asaociation-tent by mail
IN sealed letter yeopea, Nee Of charge Address
Solid Nun af1es FsGephs Ps
n02qr63s-33m
az Some Of the best, not the very best Eng
lish, French and American Coats, Pants aud Vests
10 be found In tho city, have just arrived at Nc
cnrdy 8 Co.'s, 90 Randolph street :,
and sizea, Scotch Cas-. Sacks and. Froeks,. Sin
gle and double breasted English waistcoats, fancy
Scotch and Basket Cas-. Pants and Vests, and eve
found at shis store. Of the best qualities and the
most reasonable prices.
McCurdy q Co.'s goods, as any one who VIII e; e.;
amino them see, nlnde Of the best material
and workmanship, and Of tho newest and most
We advise iii who desire to become purchasers,
to make an early call land get pick 9! ths p5et"
E An entire new stock Of Gas Fixtures Of the
S08d&4.
, 1863-11-30

7AruHoAr TaEa T. sssSae' ssG NY Nos ., los; ts
teEh1s NfaE{ all the san vessels are lad up for the
winter; anu ahough tEo OF tnEee ntopeller3 VIII Ses
below, the agents refuse to engage freight at pre-
tt!n. = 49,.
Market snacttye-6uTers md seller being 19SAc
apart s.lEs n = Sg urlS
go1d a. s s fGr9n. otss n5a q So; ~
ion" 1t 9s5o a2 EE!s Eood e1trss # $52s: sfEIxa
6UFfE-le9 pfs ~ ucKanoe ~ A.4u. H1E FLOUR
80 Iris at IS 100 brls do gt 800.
WAEAT-h -hccGlEe9 g. p1 s1ppea. svsW ~.
S1s lce1trs II ~ - IL n1 ~ r. Sn1InN :, i
$50 np ID DO r. q 3m en do e dos4; IA 1890 20 81 90
At $!n9: f.9W Oh No SP[!n3 r. 3d4ls AuW pu 90 hs
oo bq 10 At 1s9@ q m o1 ~ % m a5 s9
Spring il &c. WMJEH WHEAT 100 bn No Red In
+. y q Gq.'a ~ $!.ASSs:o 10 nm =. ,,,,, 4ocox ~
,IpAN-heCe!fEH, <oyos ~ stiIgeas iaos.. ".
MArket Qecnned o&9fE oIsnt4. SAa tusuay We1G
4N 9u nD Lc11 ~ nt1s e. S1l 10y " W - SAS s
bu do At sc.
6AT@Recelved, e, ,GSS bu- Market opened unset
York dispatches, il cIoaed Arm, without any material
change II p1lces salcs to.iay we're: r 90 hn Ao
Oats In store at 64Hc: o0 hu Do at 6i4c; So 900 bu
do at SCI e,oto By do at 6tes 5000 bu No Oats In
, 1863-11-30

Sfos1I Matters In Dos1os.-The Boston Adyerti-
scr of the 26th says.
Money continues in fair request, with supp7 f1ly
adequate for NIL purposes general trade 81 speca-
lnton. The banks arc freely answering tho call from
tions Gor good business paper arc quite limited per
circumstances may reqnlrc, the tendency rather II.
YoFfUC greater ease,
, 1863-11-30
M A r T N e LIST
PORT OF CHICAGO.

ARRIVED. ..
Eark Advance, 3[nir, Kingston, s. IL bags salt.
Bark Twilight, Vance, Buy City, 700 M lumber, lo N
Bark Cornella, Kelso, Bay City, 60 lumber, 90 tons
Bark 81 N. Gates Reddick. Grand Haven 20 m lumber.
Eafk Warner, Gazriton, Grand Haven. 80 m shingles,
100 + ties-
Bark Josephine Dresden, Watson, Charlottesville, 60
cords wood.
Bsrk E. 81. Peck, Robinson, Lincoln, 1so m lumber.
Dark 8. Harvey, Hanna, Buffalo, $50 N lumber from
Two Rfver1.
Bark Ata5uet, Nerckie, Holland, 90 headings, . m
scow Sultan, Erickson. Holland, Is m stayes.
Geow Laurel, Mcpea, Kalamazoo, 81 cords wood.
CLEARED... Nova
Prop Bradbury, AcEeelcy, Buffalo, $40 bris 1our 13
brla beef, bundffes~
Bark 3. v. r. Watson, Brant, BuHa!o. $50 bu wheat.
schr Comet, StoddaIs, Buffalo, 81 100 bu oats:
Echr &. B. King, Wflk1son, ST. Joseph, sundr1es-
Vessels Pissed Detroit.
Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Trtbune.1
DKT8orT, Nov e, 1853.
Ur,-None.
Dowa.-Prop. Tonawanda bark American Uuion.
, 1863-11-30

00VE1NWEHT 6f0tKa,
Government stocks fEm, nith transactions to q
lnoderats extent
MnSKT-A shade eesieT, ncd mand less astlye
Fat unclaaEed. 80 -
Sterling e1cnapge closes firm aad no1laal at l59a
1Du
Gold u settled and 6rmeI-openiog at 1isK, ad:
vauctne to 14i4, and nnd cto.iDg quiet 1T 1i6k
Total exports Of specie to.cny, Il .lla,C00.
, 1863-11-30

FLoUR-Stcndy.
GnA1y-WheaE quiet. Sales at $50 for rcd wtuter,
2160@16 6e for while do. Corn quiet at $109, Other
gra1ns quiet
WmaxY-Eominal. -....
FREIoHTs-5Hc on wheat to Rochester.
IxP0HIs.7oD bris Hour. 5000 bu wheat, Il, 600 bu
ExroETs-soo brs aour. 7I,ooo bu wheat, - 900 bu
, 1863-11-30

1ucrease over last season,
In Hogs the receipts at the various yards during the
day amount to about a oo and the entered sales to
27,l80, at yr1ces ranging from *s.@sso The bulk OF
salcs have been made at 245o@s0o per 100 lbs. The
market has been considerably more active than on
yesterday, and frmer, with no advance on previous
qcotattons In Beef Cattle the daily receipts amount
to about 400 head and tho entered sales to 1fs Mt
prices ranging from fac59t.a5. The market has been
active and firm at fHevious quotations,
, 1863-11-30


The rateable vaue Of Beef Cattle at the close OF the
weekly market, this evening. we quote IS follows:
Prime to %
h!ed!um N45 =
Common to neClunf l111a IS
For good Hecl1m and primo qualities there has
been, throughout tho week, an active demand; on
common g1atea tve market is less Hrp, and the de-
manu very limited.
CLOSE or THK MARKET
SATURDAY, Eov. 2s.-Tre receipts at the various
ysrds turing the day amount to about 400 heao. and
the entered sales to 15 at prices ranging from a Is
@4s = ito ms. For packing grades of Cattle tue de-
rzann hns been more than usually sctivs. probably
Arising from tie iaet t3st the present supply Is less
than tie demand. Among shippers there does not ap
peat to be the active competition which existed q
few wcaks Since bat this moro than made up oy the
intressed demand among packers. We also anu that
In common grate. there . fair tnquir1, ehleay on
Gov err ruE account TEd transaraions OF the weak
show ste aty cemand, Hltn little no ductn1Itons
In pee unless for very Inferior qualt e., and the
MARI e. Ems closed this evening With the USUAL drmues
auo attirity.
BEEF CATTLE SALES TO-DAY.
Campbell FOL, a. E. Kent & Co. 81, Az. 92t 15s at
Buchapan sold Hopp 81, av 1,ls2 at $500 -...
Ehot ts & Nc wman lu Bonu u, ~. 1.t05, at 4312x
FTJe l. Co. so1a Mallory 10, av- 100. # SSH
Eapkiu Eo1H Hancock 50 ay. ISL at Is 10
Dolson sold Crst:1s av. 81, at $50; 81, Az a1. NJ
Eorris d Co. sold Haucock %, Az. 1.loo, at Sa25.
Adnu ttold Do oantrg IS, av a1, at ~ IS.
Aosus sold Turner & 10, IS, Az. zoo, q: 81 81.
AZ ANS 90 d MtCralg Is, at l.c58, at y 25
Bs11ey sold Seymour 40, AZ. 81, at $375.
, 1863-11-30
Night Blooming Cereus.
Night blooming Cereus.
Night Rloomlng Cereus.
Night Blooming Cereus.
Night Blooming Cercus.
Night Blooming Cereus.
Night Blooming Cereus.

A most exquisite, delicate and fragrant perfume,
distilled ftom which 1t takes its nume-
Manufactured only by P1lAIoN & SoS,
nEWANE or CoUNTKnFE1T3
AFK FOE rHALoNs-TAKE no OTHER.
nossE3161m Sold by Druggists generally.
, 1863-11-30
CHICAGO CATTLE a1ARKEr.
For the Week Ending Nov. IS, 1853.

SATURDAY EvESra, Nov. 2s, 1861
The receipts Of Live Hogs and Beef Cattle ut the
various yards In the city during the past week
pare as follows with the previous weeks since juno
yin.
, 1863-11-30
COMM NQEECIAI.

SATURDAY EVENING, Nov. 3, 1868.
The following table shows the receipts and ship
mcnts during the last forty-cisit hours:
REcE1PTs, LAST FoETT-EI0nT HOURS.
WhrAt Eorr AAfa Pm HaAIa
, 1863-11-30

The Domestic Dyes Comprise a variety Of forty
shAdee, and can be used by any one without
t1onbic. For, ribbons, silks, dress trimmings,
scarfa and indeed all kinds OF cotton, BIlk, OF
wooden garments. they are uncquallel. Price, Is
and s5 cents. Call and scc samples at the drug
gista. noHl r6aQ 3t-NwEF
, 1863-11-30
: he Largest Contribution to the Nortf,
Western Fair,

J he Largest Contribution to the Nortf,
Western Fair.
CHICAGO, Nov. IS, 1865.
Ep1roRs TR1BuEE-A brief notice appeared In
your columns Of yesterday, concerning the award
ofthe gold watch from R. Il. Hoes. jewc1ler Of this
city, to the largest contributor TO the North West
eru Fair. The incident was 80 beautiful, and rc-
ested it secms desirable to call attention toit. Ms.
hoes donated largeiy 10 the Fair and worked earn
e9tly IN order TO stimulate Others, both by exam
Reeh e fhs II nj 1e!Sa
well known, gifts came up from all quarters; tho
.sch gare freely Of his abundance, tho poor widow
her mite. The Peoples President, though onf rep
"Emancipation Proclamation F." to us. II brought
into our Treasury 5000 BY tho gift Of 7, Bryan,
Esq. It now belongs to the Roldiers Of the Union,
and Is to Be te @ eo1nef M stone q II Pesmansnt Home
for disabled Union eoldieEs-"man proposes but
Gcd disposce." In the history Of this war no more
significant idcident will be written than ths-that
women, the Peoples President gave the largest
contribution TO the brave boys who have rallied
round hin ana he ag aRd INT It has the
President. No grander i1l1stEation Of the wonder
ful working Of our republican tnstltutton-n
stronger proof Of the wide spreading character OF
tue beneyo!cnce than The present position OF the
"P1oc1amation Of Emancipation n-at once tho pal
ladlum Of liberty and the corner stone OF patriotic
benevolcucc. L.
Fuel for Soldiers Families.
A caIl Is made In this and otherpapers fora meet
ing Of ladies to provide fuel for eoldfers families
which is eaId to be made "because nobody else
does" This is not really 60.
The Chicago g. Rock Island, the Chtcago, Bur-
Ington & Quincy Railroad, the Chicago 8 Alton,
AID the Michigan Central Railroad Companies have
agreed to haul coal and wood for +" The City Mis-
sion" mainly for this purpose, and subscriptions
are Being made to purchase the fuel. Besides, Al
derman Brown is making efforts with other rail-
roads to the same effect. Tho movement on the
part Of tho ladies is good and noble one. bid
them God speed. Tho object Of this Ia 10 correct
tEcabore error and to say there is suffering among
eoldIels' families. Ny daily visits to the hospitals
brings me- N contact with Tic most needy cases Of
families. Recently soldiers wife pointed, with
tears In her eyes, to five children abe conld only
feed, and they had neither shoes, stockings nor un-
derc1othing. Her husband had been prisoner In
the South.
Last winter the misslon distributed, by tho help
Of the "Camp Douglas Aid Society," over 800 large
loads Of wood and 10 tons of coal the needy
Of soldlers' wives. We hope to do more this win
ter At the same time, too much cannot be dope
for this worthy Glass; At tho rates they have ply
for fnel wood is far better than coal for them as
few have CRATES in their stoves; and some, who
take II washing find coal not the best for their usc
YourH E. &. TUTTLE.
, 1863-11-30
DIR. I. WINSLOW AVER.
CHICAGO THROAT AND LUNG
INSTITUTE.
To Ill Afflicted with CataFrh, Throat Disease,
and Affections of the Chest.

tho Throat and Chest, NcCormick's Building,
conner or Randolph and Dearborn streets, gives
his entire attention to this department Of practice
redieal aid, either for Catarrh, Asthma, Bron-
tlitis, or Consumption, should make carly appli'
cation.
Holy Communion; Rev. A. Lord, Agent Of tho
American Bible Society Hon. Wm. 0intaer, mci1-
her Of the Legislature; G. ". Pulslfer, Esq, met-
Southern L. 4; E. n. Tucker, Esq, Special Depu-
~ Of Circuit Court Of this city; Capt: Wn. Mason,
Capt. VIM. Sherman, GOV. n. T. Tallmadsc, John
O. Bartlett, Eag., and others Of this city, not to
mention hundreds from cut Of town, havo certified
to the efficacy Of the new practice.
poys9-r642- 2-asS1n&Mon.
, 1863-11-30
NsxSrrn 1Tnrkef-Nny. "a.

OswrsO Market-Nov. 2S.
F1oUR-UnchAngcd.
GRAIN-Wheat held above views OF buyers No sales.
Corn nrn-all on private terms. Other Grains quiet
and nominal.
CASH. F0z1auTs-65 bu. -four, Is bu barley.
, 1863-11-30

6IVEh fRUA
DETROIT.
Cattle. Hogs.
..... .... .... q 100 b3.
Ach. Cent. and Mich. South. large cars. S66 g cts
EhIs oI 1l9Ieel. @ clh
Michigan CENTRAL small cnrs.............. 50 IS cts
TO BuFrALo OF suapKSs1oN HRnaE.
Mich, Cent. and Mich. South, 1ge cars $40 s. cts
Cars Of 30 feet Is s. cts
Michigan Central small c1ra.. IS 63 cts
Fort Wayne cars, III feet. 100 63 cts
TO PITTSBURGH.
Pitts Ft W 4 Chi. of224 fect...... 800 60 cts
Michigan Snuthefut large cars. los 60 cts
DO do cars Of 20 feet. .....- s. 61 cts
, 1863-11-30


with Light receipts. and but little prospect Of rise
In the Allegheny river the market Of Crude was dec
dtdy arn,sI tony, and while he tIansact!ons Wcrc
in prices Quotations may be fhtrly given at 13c In
bulk and 1SHc In bb.s-bbls tnc!uded-and 1+GS hbls
mark that some holders trying 10 estnblish ad
vance, and heard Of 1ec being offered for bulk oil
ard refused. Refined tn bond has been quite active
some 20 bhls, In different lots having been reported
but the terms were not made public We understand
auotnttnna. -
, 1863-11-30

Go TO TIE BEsr-Co to Drynnt & stratton's
Chicago Commercial College, 10 get q thorough
eneoslns ssps BR1Kr f
Chicago, Illinois.
, 1863-11-30

81 F. E. RIgby, 60 Randolph street, is selling
Piper uanglnga and Window Shades ut New York
prices, at wholesale and ret1i The trade supplied
on the most liberal terms. ocIpli-iw
, 1863-11-30

1Ac weekly market this evening" We quote follows:
Prime to extra qualities. 6o@550
Medium. 9N9i0
common. 3+9N
During tho week we note decline from the quota
tlons OF the preceding week OF saloc. q 100 ns.
prime and c1t1n hogs, and Of so@oc. on common and
light hogs.
SATURDAY, November 2sth.-Ihe receipts of11ogs ut
tho various yards during the day amonnt to about
co., and the entered aales to 218o, tho prices OF
which have ranged from $sE43.6o, and the bulk OF
sales hare been made at $t5n83 0o The business OF
another week has drawn to u close. and during its
progress considerably larger number OF hogs haye
been received in this city and sold than were ever
celyed sold during any previous week In ChlcnGo
before. Although the receipts hxve been unprccc
deptedk large, thtre has been difficulty In obtain
Ing customers, and at prices, toe higher than haye
been giveu-wih the exception ct The preceding week
during the present scnSon. Our last market closed
with considerable tTmeess aud activity. at advance
during the week Of 209soc. pcr 100 ms. On Monday
sn Tuesday Of the present week the demand appear
cd quite active, and tho healthy tons Of the market
was fully prominent on the previous SATURDAY..
During the following day, however, there was mark
ed decline both IN the demand and hruness OF Tho
market Shippers found the usual difficulty In t1uns-
mittng stock to Its destination rather acreasd than
otherwise; the decline In gold; more than ordinary
difficulty In obtaining currency, with tho provision
market generally dull and inactive. ali combined to
Lessen the demand for hogs but more especially to
duce the high prices which Ind been given during the
preceding eight OF ten days. The entered saes for
wednesday, however, amounted to II S8 hogs, with
decline from the previous day OF 15@eoc. p 100 Ms.
During Thureday and Friday the sales amounted to
but at further decline tom 9soc. print
, 1863-11-30

milwaukee Mnrkex-Nov. %.
GRA1y.-No. Wheat, $117.
FLoUR-Dull and nothing doing.
REc1pTs-1Jso hu flour; 4s W0 bu wheat.
SulpAxaTs-l,1a9h hr -four: 600 bu wheat.
, 1863-11-30

Allegheny Live stock n1arket-Nov. 25.
Hogs-The matkat wns we'll supplied during the
week, and the aEnod1t that changed hands, was LIBERAL
Prces were governed altogether by the size Of tho
hogs, ranging rom "a 45193@6.D0 z ewt, The Inter
large. hIessrs. Holmes 4 Glass Slipped over 1000
head. CnttIe-Were plenty. The lowest rates Here
9c* the highest 4k25Kc 4 n,
, 1863-11-30
.Geaanteo.

:. aaaaateo.
w A NTED-Dress Making, &s.
5a s as = saaS sas gf 'sSses Sss
Boz Saps1t s1ps; Terms sz shns' " &SaY a1y MILLER
w AN TIE Correspondence.
mxe sad happy e III stg
&c Sesa oefed d,osS ag for sn ns
eSS rasfs fs; *
lab lows infanfy. va saph,, eSs; Teaa.
WANTED-To purchase, = well
w improved Farm Of 1oo 10 900 acrrs pra: :rie. vth
aens s1a BoS g. Esio n'rse' Aad rs
WANTED-A man Of good busi-
.yy ness habits to so,ieis e,lcrs 10 show Cards
nom sample. Apply at lo CLARK sttves. no7prsseis
WANTED or two uniiurnish-
vyc Cd M rooms n n II he ety az snail Gan,y.
aad ssnt: z y G." F-0-Bo1 Isl. ch,s,so ''s'A'
WANTED-Asmall house IN q re-
Dlr,son spee;aDe as!gheesaood a the South o. We:
%
w AETED-A pleasant lodging
xih bEesx%ss ,ssaas I'D ssa P!ssred sssns
no.e1sse:.
w ANTE DIThe advertiser de-
v! slEea situation where he can cara something
sa5sI : as1.ss; Nd ss5i$ ~ ssss: seoS
ncaatsasa A''DNAe 'AA>''a4
~ANTF1 E:.7- 7a.-----5 7J
ssss1t.y. Az pssoo + inss.: :asa ia!sstasss.
JAMEs 4. b1cKESsnN ,1 y .sis n. srt psr anHon ~
Hetropotan hiock. CnisaSo It, he prsgot az S9.
nosaEs.s1t
" AN TIE D-Agents. $lOO per
simRE ssaS r. PSE scs e fRE
Stephen 4; 5oosas: PEtee. cents e.ehs q ~ for
s 81 sSss'S
WANnEDA ,i1 so,.a ta;1 I've man na' wishes to
o sss 4.
&ss va es@psssSs p IN gooa ssa1y il s!%oss
sad Ct ss pa4 s e % 1
ser,9,s''ss: % Aas5s:3 r. Boz IS: aess.s3se.
denee Of bis ability aid integrity Gun have hrstrat
night Address. with fetsfeace. ?. O. Drawer S sts
"ANTFD - raepoc+,hlo ,,,on
w 49,. - 1HoPceeaule nusi
w having small cash capital rs F1rtuer In the
Hoa:s ~ Is ssa @ = Randolph ssses. taIs dsy; s
WANTEDCRoor5 md aa;t - ~.
wv oAAN sAAu ouAh VI ull-
w Furnished rooms In some private family on tho
siysa "a addFsss POST omes Boz
7" ANTED-A rood er;rl +h;r4oox,
w -. - 5oou ~, elttiteeu
eesSn.ily where she san learn to make herself aseu
fst 6se Box oT Il! I he Roo@s oos OF ae
forng Menss Christian Association betEes9 isA aaa
VAN7GTN- 4 - 7--77-77
, 1863-11-30
f%- The afternoon conservative has another

fB The afternoon conservat1Te Aas anothcr
and unuaually violent attack Of TR1BuKE on the
1aiu. The antics Of that print reminds one forci-
civ Of poodle dog that runs out and barks
furiousy at the train every time it passes the house
where the puppy livea.
, 1863-11-30

The to{a11eceps Of Beef Cattle for the week ending
today yamount7accordng to the daily returns posted
On Change, to e7 head This Is 47s head than
last week, AIT head than the corresponding
week OF last year. e,
The dauy receipts at the various yards comrara rs
, 1863-11-30

A Nzw PERFUME roR rux HAsDKEncu1KF Ex-
, 1863-11-30

REcoRDEn's CouRT.-For the December
Term Of the Recorders Court, the following Jurors
have Teen drawn:
Grand Jury-Tarlton Jones, Z. +. Sanborn,
Henry Faruhnm, n. 3: Clancy, William Il Brown,
James Long, 2: A. Foot, a r. Hgala. Charles @
vus TToost, a. u. Pitkins, J. A. Huck, Leander
Reed, Eli Batter, Q. Kendall. George y. Gage,
William Bross, Frank Parmelee, Tertlus W; Wads-
Petit .jufy-John Bush, E. L. Osborn. p. N.
Ward. jerome Heecher, Joseph Mecker, Edwara
Ke1oe George ~ Flanders Frank III nsarrinsto asaIo
Jceeph Il. Tucker, Samuel Mckay, c. ". Maybef-
3, IT, D. colyin, Alexander STEELE, r. r: Cabcr-
1y, J. q. Duuham, E. J: Chaplin B. " Phillips,
, 1863-11-30

C1oBE or 7ug CANAI.-T!lc wafer will be
drawn Of the canal tonight,
, 1863-11-30
Receipts Of Hogs at Cincinnati.

tF1om the Cincinnati Price Current, 2ssh.1
Tue receipts during the week aud season. and COM
this
, 1863-11-30

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, 1863-11-30

CHANGE IN THE GERMAN TEIEanApH-
Col. Chas, Knobelsdo1f. late Of the 4sth Illinois
volunteers, and Henry Binder, have purchased the
German Telegraph, from DR.. Ernst Schmidt,
whom we arc pained to learn has been Obliged to
fctdro from the paper on account Of prot1aeted III
health The new editors arc, as the old ones were,
Union men, without an u or 5nt, and the 7d's-
oroM viii continue to battle tnanfully for the
Union Cause.
C1nsE nF TIE CAEAI.-Titc Waser viii be
, 1863-11-30

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"1mproved Keroaene Burners,r for all Lamps; "Mng-
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combined; "Wo1cott's Pnln AnnlhilatoE," cures
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to ARMITAGE d CO, SUCCESSORS 10 Rice & Co.. Gus
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:" A N TED.-Knitting Machine.
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