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, 1863-10-24

Flour was inactive and tending downward Salez of
500 br1s single extra at $51eH@525 n bri, heal lined
and oellyeted: With small receipts or wheat prices
were shade 1tMer, With sales Of 1n sks f ii 9cfa
stS bushe1. The Government contract Tor So 0S1
Of corn let tocay So die ouslei Eaies
to choice white Oats adyance1, with sales oF8,0S9
sfs At s6n@!s;, mostly nc q blsael. harley vas
anu nsht eprln.. and .sc@l50 bEshei for ali Rye
vas quite nm. ith ssles s: $lu5 q bnshel Psia,e
NethirE tssnsE1rea IL p1oyiaons WHISKY aavan "a
NJ, II sales as AgS1c = gaioa lilies were a!eaay 81
timothy ~ at $iso J. 1io r. Me undsfstaad thst the
50 100 MS to New Orleans 40s to VcksSurc, and a5c
, 1863-10-24

Receiyed, = go bu. Tie !iclett ucta ,rs In gold
Ehsas p.isss dse;t1],9k materially carry 4 tse dsy,
Tse mai1ei opened II Il OF tor spring La store
x0nc teloy he elSting p,tmess m EednasdAJ evening,
an6 pu Vas made n low a s1o1 This Vas during tho
fore. oon IN haEsc sn!es open lan sndy At y o.
OF The zane quality. 1nt very the pec3 70
1l1eH. Elct ptco large uartactionx were effected
Sui scr fu1,hsr saya. CO took p!ace. ard tho mar.
anc ii o. ftr Eo DO In store. eAtea up to p. m.
<21GD hE eM ftr e Livery cn regular tine.
Intte eyertEE q AEll further improvement Of 19lHc
, 1863-10-24

Received. 16.el bu wheat, 1880 bu cotD, 2121 tu
cets w hu barley. The tranBactions were No
Willie IN teo or three IT, At 81 So G,ar cars No 10
was asf.d for No ron and $l.o oEore1, while $li5
M re l3ts OF for No wttte xt1 81 50 A*kel M
sSles 81 E Se5n TN Not lsg ooas street 10 ~
4 &C 0. b.. With 6oc bid. Daiey-fria s. ia35o
, 1863-10-24
"Atlartic Monthly for November has
been received by McNatly & Co., 81 Dearborn
elteet. oetA A.CT9i.lt
A QARD.
To all A mfcted with CatarrE. Ihroa at
Diseases, and Affections OF tho Chest.

the Throat and Chest, Rooms 12 and IS McCor-
mlcks Building, corner OF Randolph and Dearborn
Streets gives bile entire attention to this depart
ment OF Practice The extraos diuaty success which
has attended his practice IL this city has enabled
him TO refer to the bert and most responsible par
ties In Chicago It is especially desirable thai all
Who lave need OF medical aid either for Cotarrh.
Asthma, Bronchitis. or Consumption. should make
early application. The patient, at distance, who
cannot come to the city TO .emaln here for treat.
pursue the course of treatment with success.
Where 1t fe impossible for the party to come per
fonally to the city be should write ns many OF his
a. will afford correct idea 81 the case. A list Of
questions will be furnished uponapplcatlon.
oct $50 a39 At
, 1863-10-24

.....-. FRIDAY EVENING, Oct. %, 1851
BEEF CATTLE The receipts Of Beef Cattle ct the
various yards during the q amount to. about 20
heat, and tie entered salcs to 17 Owing to tho de-
antion Of nearly n the traias Gus hire to-ay tho
cepts Enve been very small. much to the cissppotnt.
NEXT ol the numerous buyers who ava been waiting
hour ner hour during the day for the usua! rcceipts
The sales effected have therefore chiefly been for the
balance Of stock remaining over from tho preceding
days Of the week Prices have ranged from s2ooa
3s5 and very prime lot Of 23 Illin Is Steers, from
sapEamon county, sold at the Cottage Grove Yards,
by Baldwin 10 Greenbou1n, at $56co head The aver
nge weight was 1.aln MS.
CATTLE SALES TODAY.
Baldwin sold Greenoaum e. av 1860 Ms at $500 par
G:nubls L Co. ao1a Turner Mitchell &c. az. 1921 ns
6%oi4ox I'd saa nqss 81 e 81 Il :;f2
Kerr SOLD 1nsk q, as: 9ai NJ at e o..
e. 1!ssfs :? e E
Atums SOLD Fa3sett 8g Az itsa MS at S. Is.
pty FILE as 81 " l M ~
tel' tos sstens ~ Is
rs 1ris q CO. sold Lalaad q Co. 81, av. iii at
Wilson eold A: Kens GO. 8 ~ 1o!s rs at :aY.
sos IL e s. r 4 &
@ I,u,s so.s ~ Morris a9, &C. Is M sy sss e. Ct $3.50
At ds9ia'' s H. Co. 4o'a k'' "'s0't ''' Az iii ms
HoGs-1he rteelpta Of Hogs Curing the day amount
to about 40o hogs, and the outcrea saes to $780, 1T
prices ranging from 50 % to S75 The receipts lave
been much less than nDtcipatod as from tele.
grnms received last evening md also this morning
there wc1e etI heavy trains TO arrive here to-day on
the Burlington Quincy Il: Il. Neither, however, Ind
ntrtvcd up to q late hour this evening" There was
ratLer large number Of hogs left over unsod from tho
previous days Of the week. and these with the few
which Lnye arrive. to-day hayc been dlsposed of at
, 1863-10-24

The market, influenced BY light receipts an good
Eemanu. remains veJ rm for all descr1pCo IT, Sales
ro@ steFe. @ soses9heTo = os s9s6 saekg = about
s.ns. ~ rs Ge.,.2 stosk q r. s!as
M41oco sks. At $a.1s factory Rliso, aS; crount.
fi6e, net cash ano TnIks 1slAnds 3d.. i nos AZ
which rrce rxesles Of bu of tho latter taYc Deen
made. The .. tlcla being VERY scafce and Wanfei
, 1863-10-24

BERF CArr1E-The receipts have been yerv 1a,rc.
taet oHn prices The Ing out Of the gIass ana tic
lnJu to the cotn fodder By frost hare caused farmers
c+tpta were much heloW tne usual number. Cioanx
prices ranged from 1A@3 contractors pay Ing 1K2Hc
z gross.
Hoas-In ialr supply, and selling at sx@5c = zet
The Few contracts making are on DrfYate ferIrN
, 1863-10-24

Old eloveE ts quiet at 1ok@11c; timothy IL out Of
ple Of new cloyer recoiTeI s. hi, K Cameron tao
aEsl.ty q Ehich Is ysFy superior, no considerable
market for has not opened as yet 20 hris Stciiy
Canary fo;d ; - $ts. cash. and 20 bags on private
80 pockets Calcutta, an0at brought Eo the "a
voice OF eco basB n. Bfcdla sold before arrival
Ell here,
, 1863-10-24
OFFICE OF THE WlLcocK & GtEBs1
SEWING MACn1XE,
153 Lake Street, Chicago. Iii
ficf0haf IL 1ktS3
We are, yc:y respectfully, yours,
Z. CORNELL & Co.
The Board OF Trade aud the North
Western Fair

On Change yesterday, n. z. Fairbanks, First
Vice President, called the meeting to order, and
after some appropriate remarks, read the Mayor .
proclamation, Recommending the suspension of
business 70 participate in tho opening ceremonies
Of the Northwestern Soldiers Fair, On Tuesday
next; sitter which the following preamble and res.
olutione offered by c. 7. Wheeler ana seconded
byW- u. Low, were unanimously adopted:
WHEREAS, The Mayor Of our city has issued his
proclamation requesting the citizens to eE.pend
al business on Tuesday, the 27til inst, IL order
teat all may participate in the opening ceremonies
OF the Northwestern Fair; therefore.
lie. clrfd, That this Board heartily endorse the
MHyor In the issuance Of his proclamation.
J:eaolre1, That this Boa-d VIII adjourn on ttat
esy, AID recommend Its members to observe the
Gay IN 4 dtttug manner.
, 1863-10-24

EectIyec, 49 "a bu Y heat 1000 bu corr Wheat de.
Ching s+se tast nigh afaes our iepost COO bu No
hu!td Alslikan e y q: ~ na No 2ses d sis:
ae hu bite Asehigen et 81 81 0c b1 zed A[coiS
michigan 1t p SO ou do At $Ia2; tO0 b1 do At
s1 45o bu White Atca,gaa 1t Sl4S; 80 bu rrd do at
, 1863-10-24
NnpruwFsrFr%: FtTr-1t 3s rar43cn1ar1,

NORTHWESTERN FA1E.-1s Is particularly
requested that sll organisations and associations
who desire topasticipats In the ceremonies Of the
Inauguration Of the Northwestern Fair, on Tnes.
day nezt, will report themselves. with the names
OF th1r ofeese, to the Chief Marehal or his Aids,
at the fremont House, this Saturday evening"
]. J. RICHARDS, Set'Y,
, 1863-10-24

The Foreign Markets.
PER sTKAMEE ETSA.l [DY TxLEaHApu
LIVERPOOL, Oct II.
EoTToS--Exc1ted, with IN advance Of 121kd z D.
BAKApsTuRFs- SteaJftr and nrmer. Autnorities
ret ott hour 0nll wheat sscady aud firm corn nrr,
PKov1s1oss-steady. Beef steady; pork steady;
bscou quiet hu. steady; lard tull
GEocxRHs-su8ar has ar upward tendency coffee,
no snles'
LoypoS. Oct II,
ERkApsruFFa-pull and steady.
GEoCkHIEs-- Sugar active and advanced Cd; coffee
frEt; t. 1t1n: ta1low steaty
S1CCks--n1inols cntta11SX@17H
, 1863-10-24

Philadelphia Mnrkct-Oct. 81.
GoTToS-Lnsettled anl declined Sc middIrng Sic.
FLoUR-Steady. ~
GRAN-Nheat dull and declined &c. Sales 1000 bu
hite at 81 Gs9t; red 81 4B@1 4S Corn quiet Sales
SMu bn ellow at c. Oats dull and lower at sGGa
GN0GERlES- Coffee firm.
PRovISIOEs-puu md fru
WA1sKY-In better demand at 6lG69c
, 1863-10-24

rIng the week yeFy ght Sale to-day sehr Active nom
Grind lahsF hsw YGT1 oe%psny % 9 ~ A. ~ M
scEr For es,e. from Grand River, 315 + cargo OF
scnr Peorts. o1n Grsnd Nver, u Sf4,l1H 8A1IaLEs
Ostan1a e5n ~, n one LOT Sk~ed A. from kalamazoo,
iIouf eln
, 1863-10-24

pennaJ lvanla. Iowa. lis
Ohio. 418 Conueclicut.,,,,,,, Il
Indiana. G25 New Je1sey...........
Kensaety: % liz cs6aaa .Gaa a.....:..... 8a
1na rrtca. Yn.s.v .-s orc,a, ~ ro1,oe... '
FIT duality...a. 5x@1S 'ISt otijnSr4. IL a6
Medium. s - :;:.:::;f s, , g q ! a..1 -, ,o,<,,o1.
S1E Gaa Eoun nset ~ 2 ,h ay 70 - 5l
ISe gencfaq4 aTtsnEc o. ams f ~ a. - sic
g. noss ~ u 1nS sa5S i r. G itT o3sT' o,s -
HteS Ees HGaa e ana nfa nosia ai oo mote1t ns,g "a
VII nn ~ hdssa feeved ~ e. rtW y fr
Neek. .8i:
MosnAv. Oct 1e-Vehnve 4 sano head of bnl1ocxa
nfesy, and consequently very Lard market or
dtSsetf me besL a9an!S; WHa FeFy rev exeeenons,
teunE O. ~. 9sEE !oG q - Aos ~ IL pt peSt
9nn seI5 @ nv w" aast o,os a.
0a3. VIZ sS g. ~. uHt. Lav H a Gssaes ~
Es g9a, svtae a som y wi n ~ stsass III
n9t asesnEE &c - ~ uuyEE MEntalatsa n q NsgnGs
IT nG tsf VII ~ ~ !oH A.
~. Mas e.. e. Aus n y, VIZ ~ ~ @ 1 sn o[pkss ~ t es
ore cent q 5,umHu. u al ~, ,x,. T. a.. Ala. r.,
IeeA ~ " ato eatet Lau ~ my rl-
vious peI1ot. Let Us look at the number each week
since Sept Il:
Sept B................Gl9t, Oct observation-disclosures
Strt. l5..... Oct tIs...............55i7
SEPT 2.......,.... 5,7s Oct 2o....-...........,sU
inC 62i per weeK OF fois nuu,ecr Il ia nosshia that
, 1863-10-24

Corn was 1a1Xe Ter bushel hi hisher-with Light ssles
olEo. atTH97sc and No. 1t 77e In sto:e. a coa-
, 1863-10-24

D.
fendsnts. and the LATTER for the prosecution con-
sumed the whole day In the Recorders Court yes
terday, in arguing this case to the Jury. The
speeches OF both gentlemen were characterized BY
great ability .ad cloauence. Al ssx o'clock last
evening the case mas given to the jury, and the
Court EemAintd ha;f an hour in Bess]on to aJ,o4
them. provided they shou1d agree to return their
verdict Immediately. But, ate, the lapse Of that
time. no sfgu Of agreement being given, the Court
adjourned, and We were Obliged to sbsudou MI
hope Of sat'sfyirg this morning, the curiosity OF
cur readers with respect to the uItimats decision
1t Is probable that at nine O'Clock this forenoon.
when the Court stts, the july will taYe decided,
either to agree or disagree.
Common Council Proceedings.
The Common Cornell met last evening at seven
O'Clock, pulsuaEt to the following call:
Orr1cE OF THE EA1oR,
CHICAGO. Oct. q, te6a
F. #. Zimmerman City Clerk
You will please notify the. Aldermen that a
special meeting OF the City Council Will be held
at the Council Chamber to morrow evening, Oct,
ed: to take action in relation to tho Northwestern
Fair. F. G, SHERMAN Mayor.
The call Of the roll showed the presence Of The
following menbers:
AID Eahn. 6chaly, shimp, Tittsworth. Roberts
Barzttt, Gatlup, Edwards, KAnu, Sheridan, Walsh,
Mcdonald. Abbott, Comisky, Ulb,ieh, Clark,
BroWr, Talcott, Himrod, Holden, Won Houen,
Bond. Gast1eld cassleman, Armstrong, Rub. Hot
tfrgcr, Conlau, Sullivan, Shufe1dt and Wooaman,
The loll being called, and the call for the meet,
Ing being read, AID. Roberts presented the follow
ing resolutions, and lmoved their adoption:
WHEREAS, a Fair Is 10 be holden In this city,
for the 1 Of tse I sieE aaa soegs
the Northwest. an object which meets the warm
tymRiahy 1lin and hearty concurreace Of the members
AND WHEREAS, it is proposed to inAugurate the
taid Fair with appropriate ceremonies, In which
the Common Council are inv1ted to participate,
Rtsexrtd, Tint the members Of the Common
Council, in body. join in the proposed ce1emo-
Lies. and cooperate with the managers Of tho Fair
IN me laaaao'e enterprise IN Which they are en-
These resolutions wtrc, on motion Of Mr. Rob
e1ts, unanimously adopted.
Wn1nE4s." The1e ia to be held in the city of
Chicago, On the s1h Of October, inst, n Fair for
the army Of the United States. "
MHEIEAs, Contributions are being poured in
without stint from every household n fhe whole
ofth = hole population, 6ut tie iovs sud sympi. %
thy which all true men must ever hare for the
sufEt 1E= 1in= eiek soldiers Of thu Repablic,
MhEnEas: Tae5e IT, Is now unsxpended in the
by taxation tor the benefit Of the wives and chill
dten Of our absent soldiers, much more than viii
be repleniEhed by fafrher ieyies. - '''N'>~ "@''1
WHEREAS. It must be apparent to all that II to
relieve the wants Of the soldiers fanily Is part
he e oae seS SqS acdeI fan II no ss' our
81 Of he e.ty q Chicago. that lie Mayor aud
, 1863-10-24
MARINE D1BAsTEas.-The Schooner Yankee

MARINE DIBAsTEns.-The Schooner Yankee
Blade was ashore ut Beavers Oh Tuesday, with her
bnlwaIks gone mid ship. She IVES bound down
the lake, bui will return to Nil lwaukee.
Propeller Normnn-h new Yeesel-got OF reef
of the barber at Beaver Island Monday night.
Trey commenced tightening on Tuesday, and were
still at work WheI Hellenssein LETT on Wednesday.
Capt. Smith, Of schr. Cairo, reports his vessel a
total loss. The accident occurred while entering
the North HarboE, on the eastern shore OF Lake
Michigan, twelve mica below Bailey's. One msu
WAS drowned. The others Of the crew, with Capt.
Smith, arrived hers safely. :.
The schr. Aver, ia repo:ted as dismAsted and
towcd into South Manitou by prop Badger State.
Banks D. 8. Shepherd and Adams reported lost,
but NC hare no particulars.
, 1863-10-24
re- F. z. R,cby. 80 Randolph street, is selling
Paper uapcinge and Window Shades at New York
prices, at Wholesale and retail. The trade supplied
On the most liberal terms. sa1l-sw

"A ABApBIEATu--The greatest curse the human
family ia heir to. How many lovers 1t has ssparat
ed-low many friends forever parted. The sub
jcct is so delicate, your nearest friend will rot
mention Il, and you aro Ignorant Of the fact To
f5ss. rndical = cnre, nss the Balm Of . Thousand
also beautlnes the compiextou, removing nlf tun,
pimplee. and fseckles, leaving the skin sote aad
white. Price5 5lc. For sale by Smith d DHyeF,
Lake street-auga9 m-w-st -eoT-3m
, 1863-10-24

Baltimore n1nrket-Oct. %.
FLouA-Gtekdy. Sales SEQ Dr.s Ohto Ut S71ak.
GRAIS-Whknt nsra and IN good demand. Goa
quiet; yellow $1C3@1 G6.
WMsKY-Dul. ...
GEooEs1Es-Codes dull; BIO. as@ssHc.
, 1863-10-24

0oVERNAEST stocK4.
Government Etocts 1rIn.
o. 81 u1. ..1Goal1DH 1906 .1C7R7x
u. S. Il. Jr ceft--.....a9Al
Money 1rmer and In good demand at PEI cent,
Sterling 4rmeF, cosed quiet At about l6@l for 1rs.
c1oss bills, : =,
Goli Irregular unsettled and hrmer-openings Ut ssk
led at 454. wv
, 1863-10-24
1 Gas fttirg work done promptly at VII
malth'e, 49, Lake etreet. oc18,21d

~ We call the attention Of our readers to the
advertisement Of Plays by McNaly b Co., u Dear
born street.
, 1863-10-24

~ Look our FOR CouSTERFE1TsI not only OF
balk bills, but of everything t1u1y valuable. We
understand that even the Indispensable articles
known as Family Dye Co1ors :" are not an cxcep-
tion to this rule The imitatlone like all countar-
fcIts, are utterly worthless Remember that Howe
& Steyens' Family Dye Colo.s are the origtnal tho
only valuable and useful thing Of the kind.
ctt1H-n-ft
, 1863-10-24
COMHEERgCEAIes

FRIDAY EyRHEa, Oct- q. 1s6s.
TIE following table shows the receipts and ship
@s1ts during tha past twe1ty-four hou,a:
, 1863-10-24

Tax. 9@S915so @ Manil1s Rops.....l l71ls
Z w ,...s.'.ss AnM4*-oWI ArHR.-......--.-. ta.0
TCrpentpe..+. 3s5@ioo b.. @l4k
OEfONS-Dem7nd is bftsk and the receipts limit
&c: rtcce rule firm at 81 4n@1so hu.
Oils CAtpos Is in eiter supply. The dennn1
T. eoo1 and rrres heady at former quotations: Lin
, 1863-10-24
Vessels Fused 6eg4uax.

Vessels Eassea Rs<4rNr.
Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Trtnu.sl
-. DrrEns1. Ocx. q. ia9s,
uf.-Pzpps. Me, Free Stats. Airrrhzns, chIcaso :
barks unsoils. Sweeney. Sovereign, Busndds scara,
Ogden, Mlans Imperial. Mott, Ecso1use sophts Smith
At1nnarto, bermuda.
DowH-Props hsndotA. Btatls7 seErs Dickinson.
Irppsldes, White Cloud.
, 1863-10-24

vas estsb1,hed. some % 0oe bu Nc s2-ns ch.az.a<
isk The tcts1 s&1ts OF snB day y over so 90 bu
, 1863-10-24

TmE7BESTH WARp.-There viii be 3 meet
tne at C. Folks, corner Of Lauabee street and
North avenue oath Nard> this evening at TX
O'Clock.
, 1863-10-24
Another Horse Railway,

AAV&AN1 xx0EAt xAN41NA3s
The work Of laying track for horse railway
On Halsted street, from Madison street to the juno
ton Of Blue Island avenue, and thence to Bridge
port, was commenced yesterday morning. A sin-
Gle track will be laid On Halsted street It ia pro-
posed to have the cars running as far as Harrison
street In ten days. This road will prove q great
convenience to the public. Fully one sixth Of the
population OF the city reside In the west Division
Eonth OF Madison street, and the only conveyance
these people hare to the heart OF the city is the
omnibuees, which are 90 crowded, and run at such
long intervals. as to accommodate but compare
ttyely very few persons. When completed to the
junction Of Blue 1sland arenue, this road will
find az many passengers as any other route In the
city. At Halsted street the cars Will turn in OF
cnt of the Madison street track.
There is another west side hore~ railway very
greatly needed a track ought to commence at
the West Make! House square, and run south on
Union or Ha!sted to Milwaukee arcaae-therce
northwest on Milwaukee avenue to the city limits
heycnd Holstien.
The Milwaukee nveuue Railway would accom-
node an immense number Of people, In the old
sixth ward. It Woul1 ulso add TO the raluc OF
property nd tend to increase population by proyi
ding bitter facilities for cheap, frequent and quick
Communication with the business center OF the
city. The West Side Railway Company should
loEe no time in constructing hosse car track on
Milwaukee ayeune. When this Ia done, with tho
new road On Blue 1rl0nd avenue to Bridgeport and
the t@o tracks now in operation-on Randolph
and Matison-the people Of the west side will be
toerab]y well provided with means Of transit from
their homes to their places OF business. The
West Division numbers very close Oh 6o.0o0 pco-
pie, and is Interesting more rapidly than either Of
the other Divisions. 1t covers very large space
Ct ground and absolutely requires far more horse.
railway than it Iow possesses.
GEsERors.-The following letter from l..
Cornell & c., Central Northwestern Agents for
The celebrated Wilcox & Gibbs SEWN. Mnchiue,
speaks Well for the 1fberalty, prosperity md pa-
trio,ie feeling Of TIE gentlemen Of that firm, who
have long been iarorably known In our business
crclts.
OFFICE OF THE W11cocK & GmBs1
SEWING MACnISE,
153 Lake Street, Chicago, Ill,
Octobef16, 1853
Teths ILs5y Managers of The Northwestern SAINT
Viii you allow US to p1aee at your disposal, for
the benedk Of our sick ard wounded brDthers in
the great EDion army. two full cabinet Wilcox j.
Gibbs Sewing Machines, cash value StGo?
We will, II you choose, furnish m operator dur
ing the sessions Of the Fair and necessary, as
eitt In selling them. ~.
Hopipc that our contributions msy Prove Is &C.
ceplaole to you, audas profitable to your noble
ttJpsise, as they must prove useful to the future
We are, vc:y respectfully, yours,
, 1863-10-24

TIE general markets to-day were more active aud
Prices ruled she1-nerely IN consequence Of lhe mp
ward turn In gold in New York. Tho speculative de-
mand, which foz weak past las been light, was VERY
active to-day and on seme articles matesiaa sdvanee
took place.
The sole exception to this was Flour, which, owing
to further advance in freights Of br, was very
dun and We have to note depreciation In pz,ces Of
about c-x1th sales OF only about so o1ls at ne
$40 for fair to choice spring extras Several salss Of
good to chotee extras were made At $s.22s-hrands'
Which Last week brought sassgaBo Shippers we're a.
most entirely out Of tho MARKET In consequences Of tho
scarcity Of ttcGhtroom-n1 the propeller unea
Ing to take any at present, - =: :.
Tho Wheat market advanced 1@2c Per -bu-Eth;
sales ofabopt 165 90 bu, at s1a1 M for No. spring
Il ot for No. spring. and 9o9sc for Rejected
spzng-the msriet closing At 81 c691 tsK fnr No. !,
and u los91 esH for No. Spring. Winter Wheat was
Inactive as tl1ss11t for No. Bed. and ssxo for Re-
tected Red.
Corn was 1@1xc rer hushel hisher-With Light esles
ofEo. Lat 7x97sc and No. 1t 7'c In sto:e. a coa.
, 1863-10-24

No MEETING OF TEE uE1o4 CLrp To.
E1eur.-Tbcrc win be no meeting Of the Union
Club this evening, as meetings have been called in
the several wards, which It IL desirable should be
generally attended.
, 1863-10-24

SrSpKr eCuooLs IN TIE FAIR PROCESSION.
The COMMITTEES Of arrangements have secured
orunfbusscs for the nee of Sunday schools which
may join in the procession on Tuesday, and desire
that all superintendcnts who viii participate. to
meet in tho rooms OF the Young Mems Christian
Association, this evening at ~ O'Clock, and par
feet programme for S. s. diyfsion in the pro
ceeeion.
, 1863-10-24

GAS sF1x1unEs.-The cheapest place to bay new
styles, ts ut Wilma1th's, 1S1 Lake street.
oc1sos34-s0d
, 1863-10-24


Of the Soldiera' Home. was held yesterday alter
noon at the usual hour. In the absence Of the
President, Mrs. Williamson was called to the
chair. The minutes Of the previous meeting vera
read and approved.
It wae suggested by the President that more
ladies ought to be added to the Standing Commit
tec, to eupertntend the entertainment OF rcsi-
mcrts, and Mrs. Hamilton md Mrs. Aud.ews ye.e
accordingly added to that committee.
The following contributions were ANNOUNCED !.
Three dollars from Wm- Wheeler; five do.l..s
from ]. G. Hamilton; ten dollars from E. s. Wells,
towards chest Of tes ; L. n. Judson, Geneva,
Illinois, {SAlmagu1dl; y ScavY & Co., donated
coal stove; Mr. Holtz, 8 wood store; Mr. Cobb.
hall stove, aEt quantity Of pipe f;om geutls-
man, ZANE not remembered; grapes ftom Mrs
L. r. HnliaEd 4 eick Little girl who made hncy
fancy articles and sold them 60. ten Iolla-s gives
the amount TO the Soldlers' Home. Her came is
Lizzie DuEie, md she lives on Wabash ayeare
The Inspection Committee report daily Visits
to the Honc, Where everything WAS going well,
They also reported the parehaso Of q barrel OF
tugat, tub Of butter, and chest Of tea There
commend that 1ew doors bo made for thr Kitchen,
or il viii he 1mpo.sIble 10 keep it properly
The Committee OF Arrangements on entertain.
ing regiments, requested the rep ostere ts call the
Attention q tae ear1ens the neeess-
a g: aF 1eS,asrt ~ m 1 sae
neI designated Ii the report oi a week ago also
to esy that the assistance Of large nutnbe1 Of IA
~. h. eaa9 I; w ,,t3.,s. r1
food on its arrIrel at tie jcpot,
The Tttaaurcr1epoI1ed twe-ty dollars received
aaIrg ne & WseE. I6n nap expenses o. nc week
prereed in regard to the nrnprioty Of omittnr he
meeting Of the Board Of Manaeers Of the Soldiers
Mone i2T next wGsk + Bns nnalty II va decided
he reruiar neetine Of The Bossd ~ 'Ase@Ae'' Wal
rs follows: x11iyale. ao5; departures. III; re-. re-.
1naintng IL meals furnished, 1,ofe' lodgings sS.
Tile roncstrI.n Exh,h,,,or
u, -.a'''. ~ - = ~.
Ihe eeason mas patecd, we lear, when "ehows'
OF ecucstrianism and speed should hare been
m.ae. Dnrinp The NAM ~, ~ reers ' ,ncs.mcnt
frcsn present appearances. We have M guarantees
for The we.,be+ @ # ne norrov ~ 4' ~ s4A'an'e'
~ rssr"H.I.e. sas "ea.ue. " @ne not1o"-
The Equestrian exhibition commenced On We'd
nesasy' and wa. almost failure on account Of tho
.o1o' .-oss. ~ a.s 'naa wv psieons oe
, 1863-10-24

SPECIAL NoT1cr.-A1l persons having siga-
cd the muster 1ou OF the new Chicago light
Guard, arc hereby ordered to appear at the armpsy
this Saturday evening ut Z o'clock, eha1p. Bust
negs OF importance. erorder Of Captain.
c. ". SPEEu, Orderly