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BUTTER-Matket quiet bHt dsm. Sales:-2o
pkss good at 15c; IS kegs do At 1atSc.
buoyant and 1@2c higher, but fell back and closed
dull and dropping, Sales were: W1STkH-1, COO hu
No, Rcd in store at $1.15; ,4o0 By No. ? Red in
iseted @ 1Se1 IN store at 81 OF; 1850 bn Do at SLID
iii. the above being. IL stutgcs. 3. = Co.'s ware.
home Srn1Nu--ls0W bu No. ! Spring I'm NUM-
SLOT 2GN, In do {in Munger !; Armour's) at
Su d liz Munger i AS at Si.S; 1,t60 bn do lin
st ss sp9pg 29 e Mpnn asss sso;ts
Whecirr's). i,u1 bu do In G. Whceler's}Soll a
IN I do IN Mnnse9 a 90 9gSa b. g. IN Ne@befr
aid 500 bn do lin Armour. D. Co.'S ct g5c; 1.oN
bu do lin Armour. D. 4 Co.'S, and 100 bu do lin
nner ArnSer, ce sud e fataea 81 o. IL pFhi pFiat
~: sto hn Do o. sturges. =: &ce; ;s1at fsSc.,
c,liet, Saies: 1V1 brls red winter extra at IS IS
III his a1aeSport Hydraulic spring extra at
S;4l; 900 1,rls ;Iaodw;n's Imperial 10 ut g.
ito },r1s 'Traire State" do at 81 50 brls spring
..Nafivillc Superior" white winter at $3.50; 100
bills ~ Nashville Earie'' ut jG.a5.
BUt tKWHEAT FLO 0UR-15 brls at 500 del; 20 0
ter at ss5o = 10 1as; 80 bags do at $sl5-saeks
CoIlN-Rceessed. a,a6s bn.- Market opened
frm at yesterdays oEtside quotations. but closed
lower. 1a3ESs 5D.uEb HI 1llAEH AUIU III SlU*E
at 151Sc; 6,G0Obu do buyers option for ten days.
at 4Gc rs 0GD bu do at a5c: sou bn yellow CoFu iu
store at 4tfc: 4t hu Ear Corn on track Ut 45c per
70 lbs; zoo bu Condemned Corn On track at 3tc.
OATS-Hccciyca, 4, ,s03 bu. Market active and
etcadY. Sales we're: 1l,C00 bu No In store Tin
Mum & Scott's) at 45c; 12000 do In North
side honses at 44xc; 35D0 bu DO TN Flint 4
Te) attic: go bu Hsiccsedin store at 4oc; 80 bga
RYEtcccfred. 1915 bu. Market d1m. Sales
1C(9 bn No in store at 6ic; IS bge do at 66Hc on
NARLEY-Rccciyed, SIC hu. Market firm
| Sales: 400 bu good By Eample at Csc on track.
H1GHWINE5-Adyauccd &c per sal. and closed
firm, with an upward tendency. SaseB:-oO0 bll:
in lots at stockholders at the close asking 3sc.
| TIMOTHY SEED-i0U bu good at $190. Market
| firm, and prime held ut $2,GD.
CLOVER 8EED-s0 hu at $5,23.
| FLAX SEED-1n good request at $1,9a3e. IS.
SALT-Domcstic Fine steady and firm at s. Is
Foreign Salt in fair demand Sales:-6o ekB Turk
/ leland at $t 20 per sack OF lao Tog.
| COOrERAGIPork Barrels in active request
Sales 800 Pork Barrels Oh track 1t $110; 400 dt
ut 81 .S5 on track; 100 Lard TieEces at $t.10 OF
| track.
DRIED FRUrT-AppIes firm. Sa.es:-75 brl
| prime New York and 100 brls 0hio-all at exc; q
| eEs IMPAIRED Pe1chcs at 8Ac.
BROOM CoRN-n good demand and ftn q
| $1&0e0Gl6O.O0 for prime. Common to medium
| grades. $l25N Q135.00.
| BEANS-90 br1s good at $225.
SUGARS Market atttve. Refined arc drn q
An advance Of nc. Rawe t1nl at previous quota
tiope,. We quote:
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL
rr1H IS; MONEY MARKET,

y, oAttAuAF EfENIS6s Jan. 10, 1Et3.
Currency is w;ccsStng easier most bankers report
ing much larger supply 6u hand at the close than
at the commencement OF the week Country bank
ers are sending in currency and ordering exchange,
hence the change in the relative condition Of the
market. The bankers have abundance Of meansto
supply all the wants Of customers.
The price of New York Exchange remains at
former quotations, bnt the market is decidedly
c1oser. Bankers buy at par and sell to customers
at Il premium, NC doubt whether outsiders could
get supply short Of Il premium. Some houses
paid customers l-e0Dl10 to keep up supply,
and NC heard Of q few purchases at full selling
rates. -
Gold was steady at 38 as tue ruling rate, but d
few Of the brokers paid full New York rates, under
orders from the cotton buyers, riE: 81.
Old Treasury notes were bought ata.
Silver:oG24.
Mu1nATzD CuREEScy.-Thc la...ge amount Of
dirty ragged cur1cEty in circulation is becoming
matter Of serious concern. For long time our
bankers hare been sorting It and sending ithome
for redemption, but the miserable stuf seems to
come back about az fast as it can BE- sent Away
The fact is that the Eastern banks send 1t back In
order that IT may be worn out and lost at the Vest
It ia by this that they make large amount OF
their GAIN Ina package Of g. 600 sent from Gin
cinusti 10 buy exchange Of one Of our bankers we
saw to-day over $500 any pll1 Of which 1t
would be al insult to offer to customer In pay
mcut OF check. The " stut'' was vczy properly
! returned to the place whence It came. Il every.
| body would sell whnt he has to the brokers, and
then refuae 1t peremptoti1y, the swindlc wonid be
| stopped. Let 1t be done at once.
KEoKuK BASK.-Abstract Of the monthly state
,nent Of the Kcokuk Branch Of tho State Bank o
Iowa, January 5. 1868:
, 1863-01-12

Dubuque Hog mnrket-Jan& g.
The receipts Of dressed pork were moderate,
and prices adsanced &C. Light hogs Weso quiet at
s3B04.06 The market is active, with i good de-
mand drove Of 1oa hogs, owing to their not
being able to the river, wcr sold to Bfackett
& Morse for $3.50 q cwt, good bargain 70 the
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do do cars OF 200 feet.-~ 90 d -
Rates to Dnnkitk; 6 per car less than to Buffalo,
Rates Is Dunkirk, .aXc p 100 ses less shaa to
Buffalo, when shipped b all rail. So.
BEEF CATTLE.
The total receipts Of Beef Cattle ut all the yards
for the week ending to-day amount 70 Ao6A This
ia SID head more than last week. and SIG less than
As will be seen from the Abote table. the receipts
this week show q large increase On those OF she
previous week. and at the sane time weEo generally
Or much better quality. This has caused ship
pcfs and government contractors to entet tho mar
ket and purchase largely. Early In the wcek, the
wa1t Of good eattlc was very felt but several
of the dfoycrs In order to remedy this detect went
into the country and putrhased fa1gely: We nre
informed By these Eho are fully podted, that the
farmers are feeding large numbers OF Cattle and In
week or two at farthest II is expected that there
will be liberal supply Of good and extra becres In
the market. For government accnurt there 10 an
active demand, and one paEty informs US that be
win REQUIRE from $50 to DO head per week to Ill
contracts In thc middle Of the week, the market
ruled actiye and huoyant at an advance uf f1o112Ks
per eOO ne, which has since been we'll sustained.
Scal1awags and inferior qualities are dnIl and dit
1cu1t Of sale except to spectators, who viii onl.
purchase when they can make their own terms.
Tn-pAr, the receipts amount to $50 head. Uude
liberal demand BY government contractors, "!
rcse an aetivc market, which closes firm at the tol
lowing quotations:
Good shipping becves.... ............ $32593e
Fair to medium. ....:-.-.--.---'-'- @-1AS1M
ScauaTaE6. .......-....-.-..-"-.-..... 4oo&4@W
| aa}cb to-day were:
, 1863-01-12

49,
$3l4,456.25

GAIgSA AND CHICAGO us1oS RA11noAD.-Tho
following are the ea7ninga Of the Galens and Chi
csgo Railroad Company, for tic month Of Jauuasy,
tst to sth:
Freight. s,49a..9 S 8,92?.84 53.429.S Inc.
passengeEs ;. 5,As4.8s 7.1W13 2,0i040 Inc.
Mails &C.,. 1,DG0.W !, ,0o00 10000 luc.
, 1863-01-12

~ % Dearborn aud 1a0 South Clark ztreets arc
the best and cheapest places in the city ford1
aud cleaning ladies' and gentlcmen''
Cook h McLain, proprictors.
, 1863-01-12
Now York Stock and Money Market.

NO" HVfA 1-UCR Auu INJURY u1R1HEks
BY Telegraph New Tons. Jan. 10, 1868,
4 note was read at thc close Of the Stock Ex-
change, from Sub.TreaBurer Cisco, stating that
Secretary Chase had not come to borrow money.
MoaEr-Mora active at b3<dI8 Rsr cent:
Sterling eSchApge drm, at 17sg15i ,s,,. f1s mer-
chants, and 1btHgs..52K for bankers, bills. ~
Gold irregular and unses1ea-openmG n r. 20,
firm at 81A.
SAno,le1 T,anrd AcifYn snfi hrl,cr clni.
, 1863-01-12

;. V1srg1sa AND WEDDING CARDS. hidders
ExetlsIor. Office at Sherman houee. Laaies eau
in pa,lor Packages sent to any part of tue a1a'e'
, 1863-01-12

passengers carried Tor the same time:
1850. 49s 5o3
1sSa 1sSa 3sia 81
II is nroner for m to state that The number
of messengers have 1arrelv increased during
the last quarter Of the year Just closed, so
that the daily average, which was in 1861 only
about 10000, is now running as. high as
5000. We have heretofore noticed the fact
tRat o1 tne 1a1ge amount o1 l1cAels lssuea "
the Company (which, however, has never
been as great rs the public supposea) less
than $4oooo now remain IN clrcalatlon' and
these are being ridden ont AZ the rate OF say
<5O0 per day.
We cannot close fh's arnclc "atnont rel r
ring to the enterprise winch nao always e-i>s:-
acter1zed the management Of The road, since
Its organization, and Which has, under many
adverse circumstances, carried The Company
to point OF prosperity seldom reached .by
like corporations IN the same oHef space OF
time During the supcFintcndency OF Mr. u.
A. Gage, lie was always ready to 40 whatever
the paphc convenience oe'nanaea' anu MS
successor, Mr faEmelee, mas proved nlmaen
possessed ol an equal sp'rlt u aeeomn'oaa'lon' u,
Inc Ass1s1aht supetio1eoocns' st- e. ~
| Do1s, ls p'acucai 'aan' 4ua Au1s "aa0''
stands inc daIies u us Pos!'lon' a1r' wv
W. fnilcf, Inc eeefeeafs ano 4lea7uief' n's
mlcd these omces ITO" 'ue oesa'nae' ~
4Aos. s"t :,a,,.oi - ~ .,.-.-,, ..s,.-s:.
VIZ a1e 4noe0'su AZ t41s nsa1sa eone''ine" ~
the foregoing article, as wei as 1or much 7a1-
nable information which VIC haTc' to some cS-
tent, embod1ed.j
Fuel Saving Association.
Wcunderstand that IN organizatioui il already
perfected, in which several Of our prominent
citizens are interested, Who have leased a gard,
and procured quantity Of both wood
n and coal, which will be supplied to the fam
| lilies Of soldiers and The poor, at q saving
in price Of one-third to one-talf the present
rates demanded by dealers. The aim Of the
eoclcty is to enable the frugal poor to lay
aside something weekly, to provide fuel for
the severe weather Of winter. We shall be
able to speak more fully Of the subject, and
give the name and location Of the officers, in
few days, when they consummate their
plans. -...
Our rcnarks upon the subject, In Friday s
!, TRIBUNE, have certainly hit somebody, # we
{ judge from the number Of communications
] received on The subject. It was not d random
/ shot, but intended to be effective, and if We
can work q reform in the price Of an article
50 universally used as we shall DC satisfied.
That this can DC eheetea we nave mol Inc
shade" Of doubt. .o,, :.
several years ago inc same sesse 81 allalre
etls'eo II eneA aa.. u ~" "D sos,ar l tsa,; rn,
pas1ng h'snef plon1s " -. ae"4s1 @4A'n
, 1863-01-12
The Chicago delegation arrived home safely
Sunday morning at s O'Clock.


TEE GIANTS AID TEE PJeAnFs or AMERICA.
The Young Mems Association hare coic1ud-
ed m engagement with Mr.. L. F. Tasistro, for
twenty-five years confidential translator ofthc
State Department at Washington, and on Fri
day evening next that gentleman will deliver
a lecture at Bryan Hall. His subject will be
"Pcrsonal Rccol1cctions Of tho Unionists and
DisunIonists who have played q prominent
part for good and evil In tho great political
dran,a.n We opinc that this will be one Of the
finest lectures of the season, as Mr. Tsistro's
position l,as mforded him ample opportunity
to collect a mass Of facts, both interesting
and instructive.
WASHINGTON PARE.-We arc authorized to
say that, weather permitting, there will be q
general jollifcation At Washington Skating
Park this evening. Look eat for the red
}fpht. Holders Of season tickets IN tkhez
skating ponds can obtain admission to tho
Washington.
The Sutphcn and Ward Forgery Case
Letter from Capt. Shepardson.
BENTON BARRACKS, ST. Logs, NO,
Jan g. 1863.
Editors Chicago Tribune:
a SLID OF paper las IurL ueEH Aatlt4Eu 4AI ~
Lieut.. r. D. Mcclure, and which, ! suppose.
was taken from some Chicago paper. In It
notice my name used In connection with
Alleged Forgeries Of Governnent Voueh-
ere." II, perhaps, Is needless to sly that !!
never lad anything 70 DO WIN diha ehe tnat
| to use my name for any such purpose The
| nauers and accounts arc forgeries. 1.-THE
authority Of that Kind was never given" me
by Col. T. Lyle Dickey. Nearly al the per-
sous named as having been sneslsteds t,. wsEe Se
aauthority" appears TO have been given, Col
| Dickey and myself, with the 4th Illinois cav.
! airy, were engaged ut the" battle Of Shiloh.
The whole thing bears upon its face either m
attempt to injuTe me or to swind1e the govern.
| ment, or both. I am aprisoner Of war, await
| fur exchange, md, If wanted at any time be
fore being exchanged, can be found At this
Having many friends aud acquaintanccs
throughout the State Of Illinois and else
where, I send you the foregoing explanation
for publication. Very respectfully yours,
GEO. j. SuErARBsoS.
/ cAwpaE1I's Observation-Disclosures STREE.
OrxpA HoUsx.-This favorise place OF asnuseuacu
ia now nxed fact. The entrance is level viii
the street, spacious ard lofty. There ieno getttn
M stairs, but the ingrcas and cgress 2se easy Il
the extreme The Company number some OF th
yery best artfets In the Profession. and the man
resrs Mr.. N. c. Caznpbsll has been Manager t
. tho business. is sufficient gussanty OF the oxee
,ence Of the entertainment Our 1adics may Tss
th,s Hall with the most perfect satistsctiou and d.
light, as It Is conducted entirely i1 the style
Woods and Bryants Of Now YORK, anu the Cs1nl
beWe being dl1cct from thetE Opera Housc IN Foa
, taen.h street in the same city. They have al u
newess Songs, Dances, BuzlesQuea aaa lEnoy q
, 1863-01-12

=: CoopeYage In C1ncInnat1-Jan. o.
Pork Rarrc1s are dull with sales of 475 at Il 90.
Lard ticfces and oil barrels are In but limited re-
quest ut s.. .22xx1l Is.
, 1863-01-12

For the Week Ending Jam 10, 1858.

The receipts OF Beef Cattle and Live Hogs at the
various yards n the city during the past week end
1Ae ~ "A'' Reeves. Hogs.
No. No.
Week ending Jan. .10..........-..-..90A t3311 III
Week ending jan -3.-...-~-.-.---..l-AS 5. 4'lo5
nA1xs or YRE1GHT on LIVE STOCK fKoH CHICAGO
TO DETROIT.
Cattle. Hogs,
q 100 ibs
Mich. Cent. 4 Mich South large cars rs 8s Cts
Csre OF 80 feet. .4..-...... 69 S5 :.
Michigan Central email cars-..-...,. 10 -
TO BpyTAIo Or susFKNsroN FRIDGE.
Mich. Cent. 4 Mich. South large CATS $100 @ cts
Michigan Central, email cars..-..-..- 20 ~ :.
Fort Wayne cars, 224 feet. ...........- N 81
70 P7rTsBUR6H-
Pitts. Ft. y. j. Chi. cars Of ~ fset..$S g cts
Michigan Southern, Iasge CATS; :.
, 1863-01-12

Thcrc IA a cooa doanand ..or clover. aud about
t.fn1 hnshe,s sosS. 1t - 80, mostly At the lat
tcr price. Tlmoe.yi Is selling at $i.f5&a2.25, aud
daxsaed 1t 4SS.uD per bn.
, 1863-01-12

Seeds in EIneInnatf-Jan.0 o. -t
Glover remains dull with em.ll aelce 1t So
Timothyis in good requcst At 81. .9J91..N No'n'aa
Of consequence doing tn fax.
, 1863-01-12

Peoria Pork MarRet-JAn. 8.
The arrivals Of drceeed hogs By wagons arc in.
creasing. and sales were made to-day it 40R4 Ii
for those weighing eo0 MS and upwards, and IS. q
for those under 80 fbs. We have no alterations In
live hogs from our last report.
, 1863-01-12
b. .. ,,,.3ed On Change, for ti,c week ending

ce'pte. as poeted On Change for tAe "eea enar's
Moniay. 159ss
T,eadAy. sn9TNi
Wcdncsday. ......-..-.--.--"'-<.''.s- 15Ut
Thursday. .-......'..''''-.'...:.s IN an
Friday. '...-.ss 1a81f
Saturday. .........:.:.,..::==;;;@.' D 1o.'
..Totai: .......-...-.. 73,:'a
rr,,. tntrl -rrcipts@ ht I'll the yards nmonnt 10
-, IL - @h;c is 3d0i3 more than last week. and
5s erH Tnoto@ thnn the corresponding date Of latt
ySnr... On Monday there waa gnet market
owing 70 the noiiarfival Of any trains-and ths
tEanBactions were light. amounting to Aomt 90
berd ut = range Of ssj563S5. On Tuesday ther:.
both By city and Cleveland patkera, the market
ruled active for heavy weights at full p.iccs About
1,0O changed hands at $3a5tD3a' Wednesdays
market, owing to the clear cold weather seing 80
favorable for cutting, was act:e and buoJant a. au
advance OF 6310c on heaYy weights; with sales OF
some 9,0oQ at S3.1Gai.Q0, On Thursday, the mark-
1t ruled active for heavy weights, while light
nrernseswcre quiet al decline OF about 5c. Sales
| amounted to about 6,000 at range Of $315A9.a.
| FridaJ'a market was well attended and liberal
| Gales were Effected At rnnge OF $2.151aB, with
| Gales Of few extra lots at $40t<e4+4Q, TO-DAY
| The market opened quiet consequent upon the
large receipts, which caused the packers generally
to bold back Heavy weights only. were IN tai(
ryauest Ut prs.tous 9gurrs Wills lis... a1sfages
""'" . ..u.uers, IN order to effect gales. had
to submit to depreciation Of fully &c per 100 ns
The market closed steady. We gtvec closing pSsces
Hogs avsragtne 500 ms and upwards. .ss.B@soo
Extro lard hoEs. s.--.......--...-....-. 1axG:S.u ~
| Medium to S8gsS9 g
z-Efl
, 1863-01-12

Mns. FREAox1'B BooK.-5no. i. "alsn' eosnee
Madison street and Custom House place, has new
supply Of Mrs. Fre.nont's book, "stor5 o. inc
Guard" a'soa 1aEEe eupply Of those ne" And neat
holders fpr tha postal currency. ,..i
, 1863-01-12
The Motion for a New Trial in the Cose
Of william uopp, the vile mur-

hCfEx. .....
The entire sesblon Of the Circuit Court on
Saturday was taksn up with the arguments Of
counsel, on the motion for q new trial in the
case Of William Hopp, under conviction for
tho murder Of Lis wife,. We have already pub
lished the points relied On BY the defense, and
1t is therefore unnecessary to recapitulate
them here. The arguments were for the
most part confined to the direct questions IN
volyed. Mr. E. ". McComas made the open
Ing, In fayorof the motion, and Messrs. Meal
lister and Knox followed In opposition, Mr.
Wirt Dexter closing for the defense. Judge
Mannclre rcsesred decision, desiring to look
carefully over the various points produced.
This case has ceased to attract public attcn-
tion TO any extent, and there were In -eonse-
queuce but very few outsiders present On Sat
urday.
r. The Clerical Assault.
Wcpub1ish below a communication, which
should have Appeared in our Last Issue, but
was accidently omitted. II explains ttself, and
is only one more point In the Interesting de-
yelopcmcnts which we are assured will yet
! fioat to the surface: ,o ,sea
Editors Chicago Tribune:
in Miss Bskss one Of as wosthlsst md
a,t9 nartirnisr fr3epd q. my family aud MYSELF
bes q yea 70 gFea eoasPeuoas inssoa g thf
ineiosed explanation iI sooEEows Iatn1sf hns.v
snes IA that the gentlemen Chicago
prsss WIN be glad to do thls ct of1assase 70 tne
rrnnne lady namcd who Is now IN the dGepest ~ ~.
33te,;6sn fSon The unwarrsntable use which has
been made Of her name, aud made ~i1hou' LIE
| least consultation with her. an. p.,us
Il You're, truly, T. - A. fAsAs~
. | lxxT4AnArtoN.1
MO authorized by Miss Helen II. Baker. Who's
San S arpeass in the pnper which MAS published Il
= ~ Hsresn q he regent asaanh upon tbe kev:
.5 tSrr.tko 70 ny In her behalf that her name Wa!
fdge or coaseaf. ""'' Ger u"'''V' 'S' 'S'>
= tSigned) ana p.nra
n LRcTunz>-Prof GA, nrownson. LID ;
~ announced to deliver lecture In M,,rnro,, 49,
a. tan Hall, on Tuesday evening. Subject n
r. Union and thc Wa7.
, 1863-01-12
/. D. A. PAnKe-

1KcTuRE,-Pfof GA, Rrownson. Kin Is
announced to deliver lecture In MoIrnno,,-
tan Hall, on Tuesday evening. Subject Tn
Union and thc Was.
, 1863-01-12
THE CHICAGO CITY RAIL-
WAX COMPANY.
IT'S TRAFF1o AND GENERAL MAN
AEENIENT.


In most Of the larger cities Of the United |
States street railways are In successful opera
tion, and as a matter Of public convenience
haGe become Of the first Importance When |
the Chicago City Railway Company was
organized, We well remember the difficulties
experienced by Acssrs. Gage, Parn,lee, Ful-
lor,: Bigelow and Carver In obtaining from
the residents along their proposed routes tho
right Of way. supeanuated indiTiduals be-
1lered that a r,ilroad track would ruin their
property, old women we're aftaid the baby
wouldn't sleep, and anxious marna's refused
consent on the ground that their children
might get run over. However, by aint Of
energy and perseverance, the task was ut last
accomplished, and amid tho sinking Of wise
heads and wiser prophcsies Of failure, the first
car was started On its way. Three years have
now elapsed since that venture was made, and
the result arrived at has been more than
satisfactory not only to the stockholders but
to citizens. Thcrels, to be sure, more or less
grumbling noticeable now and then, but when
the "sobcr second thought is: reached and
the question is asked, what should VIC do
without the street cars! the universal reply
is, what indeed! We propose to give brief
! summary Of tho more interesting facts con-
ncctcd with the management Of the City
Railway Company, promising that our figures
arc official and therefore to be relied upon.
The capital stock of the company is set down
ut $500, 900, and the following named gentle
men are the officers:
Prktfdetg--Willfam H. Waite, IT,.
Tice Hesident-Henry Fuller. r,,,or
S<er<taryand IteasufsraeGeoEgc u anet'
| observation-disclosures 1;arEatsc.
,ss.ofsMns1fta Te1,9 fsi!ets MeeEs e. " Fallcr.
r1aen rent1emcu arc also the owners Of the
ztock viii the exception Of few thousand
dollars, eay ten thousand IN all, hvld by ont
side parties, and are therefore the corporation
dcfacto. The company has In its employ, 1t
various capacities, about zoo men, say 10I
conductors and drivers ond the remainder art
stable men, track layers and repairers, DC
They hare thirty cars now constantly rus,
ming, to-wit: eight on Randolph street, scre,
OIL Madison street and fifteen OH State street
six others are In the sheds to be used rs cx
tras whenever occcasion may require.
The payroll amounts to something owe
5000 per month, and the cost Of keeping til
streets, on which their tracks arc laid, In RI
pair as they are compelled to do BY thc,tern,
Of their charter, is about $1,000 per montl
Tic total receipts Of the company from til
> three lines under its control Tor the thre
! years Of its existence have been as follows:
1850, 4,62s.
, 1863-01-12


Specie on hand. ......+..,....$44,160.10
New York Sight Exchange. lG.6s9.y5
Notes Of other banks and
Treasury Notes on hand. ..$6f, 1880
, 1863-01-12

Nm authorized by Miss Hc1cn IL Baksr- whose
name ~ arpeats IN the paper which WAS pnb1ished II
u FHSsnunt et the recent assantt upon the Rev. &
,ss1 tfrrso 70 ~ n her behAlf that her name was.
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tSigned.} ana p.rva
, 1863-01-12

Postal. CunnEsoY.- tho past week,
: Collector Haven paid out $50 900 Of The new
postal currency, over the counter to applicants,
and s., 600 in payment Of Claims Asa frac-
1ionnl circulating medium, these young green
backs have rendered nearly all the various
checks, ehlnplasters, and tvcn postage
stamps. obsolete.
, 1863-01-12

MASS MEETING or TIE. GERMAns.--Thss
Monday evening, the time Of the great mass
meeting to endorse the Presidents Emancipa-
lion War Mcnsure, Metropolitan hill will be oc-
cup1cd by the Germans, who will be addressed
by Fred. Kapp, the German historian, Of New
York, Casper Butz, William, Kapp, Of the
Stats Zfitsng, and others.
, 1863-01-12
Z .:.Ql)ifago :Gribn're.
MONDAY, JANUARY u, 1868.
TIE CITY.
~asS MEETING OF THE
LOYAL PEOPLE OE
:: CHICAGO.


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