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, 1863-11-21
MARINE M INV
FORT OF GEdUAAN-

ARIvKD..-...N November %
stnr Pnuet cbamber'ln. Green Bay, $40 shingles.
s lumber 40
Bs Bf S ssy s:ss2 Sssass: Is sas: 50
schr Argo, Williams oeoa,o. 10 m lumber:
sehF Mm Je5ss. Thomas, Manls'ee, l@ N lumber LOO
sssr %sE5 e}Ss Es.s5arzos, o,,s1 9 4 lambs:
scbr Sea Gem, Dell, Maphtas, S u LUMBER.
ssbF ssbF H1aa
Sehr MARY, sprott, GRIND Haven, 81 m lumber. GU N
sesr LumSs1man, Connel,, Grand Haven. 1io m lum~
sssl Ssss 5sy g ssa5 SsE esas Is
ssnE Taiss,s Long l. Kpln1nazSe y 'a i9sss ,S a.
se1 seer Fles sanastten, s:Slasv. ic srs sIs' ''
sso1 sso~ eS HE sss .aa e. ss' naVs1, m
CLEARED. .Novembers0,
Prop cLisse9 rspsss Buffalo. 5000 bzls nouF. so 60
Prop Gnionasan, Evans Godezich, $500 brls -four .nd
Prop Gi1lcs, sarn1a, sss prls nour, and
g.Ee Asfsaa T1,o1 nue f na wheat
sehr sssr sWaet Eissy, Is isn3ao ( Il ise Is 81 WS,es
Sem 4f55Safss GU I'll saas sshsI '' 'o e0s
ILLINOIS AEn MICHIGAN CANAL.
Especial pispatch to ths Chicago Tribunal
BH1paxfosT. Nov. %. Es5
CLEARED Nov. q.
Senator, Lasalle. "a 81 lumber.
E, BuInhsn, Prison.
2iohsIch, Joet, 6 .las lunaoas, % DrIs salt.
Js6Ottosn, lasslle, = olo lumber, SO brla salt
! Wasp, lotkporF, sd lumber, $1,000 shingles, sa
/ ARHIvEp-Eov, ~,
Iegraur, AUX sable, M ces wood
Nalier smtta. Athsna;; q; a. IT. TT runeie I, sfone.
sess ssoue
| Vessels Pnssea Detreis.
| Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tribunal
| DETROIT, Nov. a. lS3-
CP-prop Acme; bark Orphan: schr Dorr.
| powy-sctrs Live Yankee, Racer.
The schooner Anna RaJnor Il ashore At 3u3::!s 1s
| Land, Lake HuEon.
I Mnripe Disasters.
WREcKEp-The Board or Lake Underwriters hAva
received dispatch from Oswego sa3tn: the schooner
Treek Il H. eraT area sfs ii es7ea 'A' p't ''|a'
CoIL1sIoN-A collision took place day Of two since
on Lake Ete hetwesn the echooaeEs AtnwtcE and Col
G e e9unn 9n auS nes m @ En-
Sots vessels hays since airsd Il Seftf Adv,
18TH
TIE ". Il. eTRpHsaH-The steamer ph11o Parsons,
With arrived yesefdaE morning from Thun ter nay
ans that locality. brought further things respecting
Rset ss tse Il saps 6wa e tn
severity Of 10 TsstheT. tns Stephens ha5 sunk ia
he o. SIC x
which. With the yesa III all protanility viii prove
total loss: tug With atean pun . wy being Got
In readiness yesterday bend 10 he- re ief-LDetsut
Any, 18th.
, 1863-11-21


The advance IN gold to-dsY aga:n caused arler
feejpE In the general produce markets. but the a.
rance vas checked by the continued Ecarc1ty Of cur
rency.
Provisions still tend upwards. To-Day Lsrl ad.
yanced Nc per lb-w1th eales OF nbout 80 1s at 1lA@
lsc-pstucipaly at ithe outside fgnre At the close
Eoldera were fra at 12c, but buyers were not gener
ally offering over Ike. TIE demand seemed less
ac,re at the close than at the opening. Mess Pork
was less inquired for but holders are asking 800 for
good braEce Of ctty-wih buyers at $175. Wa report
lot Of 200 hr1s OLD Mess at $780, and about "a bt1s
New Country Ness ut $l7 29l7.5o. Pzime Ness Pork
Is oEered at s1aeo, with buyers ut $la.so. English
Meats are In better request and note sales to-day
OF 20 b1s Short Rib At sH@5kc, aud 200 bzn Cumser-
land iddies at 7t@7Kc. Short Eonelcss Aldd1es arc
In good demand at De- but sellers are holding ut 9Xc
Picked Hams are active and 1rm-E1lh liberal sales
to-day at sxc. Green Hams were IL good demand At
7K@7Kc from tie block.
Dressed Boys we're in active demand ut higher
p,lces-wlth sales at zange Of s5oGg5a, according
to weight.
tbs Flour market to-day wxs Urn, and moderately
actfve, but there Was 70 quotatle Improvement In
prtces About so brls Of all klu!s changed hands,
at e co for choice white winter extras t31 for rcd
winter e4tsa.: $1,N95.1J for low grade to choice
srr,ng extras, and II 50 fof spring su2ernne..
The Wheat market was active and nr1n but there -
no material change IN prices. About H. bushels
were eolQ nv $lu+4k7l.lVa W. lf44us S1+v22s
1SS for No Springs AMI 9oc fer E-jectsd sprag-the
market closing easer-vi sellers at 81 d for winter
receipts No. and 8l.le for winter receipt. No. I
Ep11ng-buyeEs Offering Nc less
Corn was In good demand and we note further ad-
yapcp in prices OF &c Per bukhc*th sales of No.
9aeic and OF No. ut s9ec-tte market closicg lrm
1t the outside quotations.
oata ere IN good demand aud &c per busael higher
with tales Of No. at 6i3Ghc, and No. at &c the
market closing hrm ut the outside quotations.
Rye advanced 1c per bushel-wlsh sales Of No. at
eaA9c. bailey IN fair demand and n1m at 51,l6s
for No. 2 in store.
The market for lHIghwlEes wss unsettled, and VIC
1otc tull feeling ut decline OF Hc per gallon
city 10 brls being reported IN lots at &C.
Freights were neglected md romina1. No engage
ments we're reported.
1uDeef Cattle the receipts to.:sy amount 10 10.
berd md the entered safes to 9. There has bean
better demand. and the market is hsEcr, with nr
adyance on medium and ettza grades OF lo915c 1o(
ne The ptlces have ranged from e oG5 %, and the
bulk OF sales were from *2o@s 81. In Hogs, the &c
cepts at the VARIOUS yards amount to sb.us 2i Co., aa
the entered sales to s1sss, ut prizes ranging from
$s,s09055. The market has been almost excied, AMI
| we rote further advance upon me!ium and pr1m'
| Jjncs of1cyal5c y 100 rs ;,
, 1863-11-21

Co7roR- Heavy and = ahado easlsr, at s1aSc
FLoER-s&1ec better. but ceHaad not yer 7 acttves
IS 4cQG Is to- extra STATE: g. T07 20 lor round
booR oLo 81 e5ss.@ for dado brands, ma'kes eiaduk
sWE1sxY- More active. aud n1mer. s7kQss.. chiefly
l;ratx-Mheat crerel Il to &C. better. but WITH
Isflsing y PAT any aasanse M e ss!ss Mr. 3: 1ida1 i 6o
for Amber Mi1*aukee. q .aale, n,r wl1tet t:cl
t;estern. q sal g fol hmHcr Michigan. Corn
Much e1c15tt an s. to &c hi"5er ~ih ston. 33eru
ie;ixe St1,.a. 81: y s!,l':i's fef s?!oHlaE
II store told essy IL ~ say oats. Excited and =
Noo1s-VerY arm ana IN 1al- ceman1.
PKDvIsIuNs-Porkt moG.rRte demand AsdA shA 10
Gtner S; SIS 80 to: tit nes sa = for nes
GO. s1e ncsls 5 for new PRIME and slse9s1!e1 e:
new trnne mess Beef noro Gctve, ut 95 cal % fcr
ssM.ntI 4 r ne =; S N&s @ 'o5 con11ry nEtSns; noc9
mess; also. * - tses 1nt!a mess beet = IS y and
ettIa q xsoso Bason sides ste.aS. WITH :
stIatfort, na01oxc or lohE elsar Ii Tor looE cut
hams, for Western Cumberland cut deliverable Ia
he snter a:d 1a;uar.. n-es.@l hogs mn! 4 3ec:
l,fses csn5.zaole IN nsscMher u; 5aaassy, i
Stste. Cheese Is flEcr \. I3e15c.
, 1863-11-21

Restriction upon tho Amount ana
Character OF 1oUait0ns.

Ever since the Arst lot OF rebel prisoners were
thought TO Camp Douglas, Gre4t trouble has re-
eu&ted from the y1sitRuon OF " ft!cuds" and ''eya-
pathtzcrs, many OF whom bricg some article Of
clothlng OF cone de1cacy Tor the rebel prisoners,
as IN excuee or blind to secure their admission
into the Camp, and there are number OF persons
who reside In this clty-some OF them ladies of
ldgh standing in Eociety-who have time and
sgain visited tho Camp. taking clothing, nicely
cooked meats md paat1ee, je,lies, wine, &C., for
the rebel soldiers In hospital who, II VIC are cor
xectly informed, hare sa.d no: word nor contrib
uted single article for either soldiers whether
on duty or N hotpitals- Boxes Of clothing have
paes ana aa ha3e
no usc in tie world for It, unless ii be to get up
trade with others, and perchance to turn it into
cape." Glcenbacle have been flowing IL 10: The
prisoners evef since they came, and We yentu.e
that not less than $ 0O0 hare been placed to their
fem ths,T iiends nd sy%patSszss SYM @ ~ heSe md sse
where. We ate moi at liberty at present to state
the abusee that have gown ont Of this mtnnet Of
a noF u the % q ths es
tnAc and Importance as to justify the iasue OF the
following order:
HEAoeuAn7Ens coAz4ssDEn Or TIE Pos7,(
CAMP Doua1As, Cu1cAoo, ILL.,, Nov. 10, 1869. {
The following lette. Of tnatruction IL published
for the Information OF I'll concerned:
TO Col Cha1les Y. DeLaud. Commanding Cam
Douglas:
COLONEL: Hereafter you will permit ptitooer
OF war to receive such articles Of clothing az ms,
be abeolntely necessary only from thHif tmmediat
families Lot from ffaeAde or *y1gls1thl=ers. II
psaeoDer 1as Ruit which he c4n wcar, nothinl
more e1n be given to him. Boxes OF clothing, Q
oiher articles Of distribution, will not be received
nor will you receive contributions Of liquors 70
the sick. Whatever II necessary and proper vii
bc obtained on reputation, MAZE on the Astiic "a
Department. You ni]l Lot receive On deposit. fo
any one person, Mo.c than tsn dollars unless it Il
found in his possession when he il delivered Il
Vry respectfully, your obsdtent servant,
iSlrfedl w. HoFFAAE,
, 1863-11-21
COMMERCIAL.

friday EVENING, Nov. n. 13d3.
The following table ahoab the rtceIpts ane Ehl2-
merits curing the rast twenty -four tours:-
, 1863-11-21

WHO DIN 1rE-A Dubuque paper says that
one Of the fpostng fraternity Of TINT city came to
Chicago. recently. and b1oSe taro;bsak-taEng
away $16,o w.ssh him.
, 1863-11-21

A RAID AMONG TIE NEwsBors.-feeter.
1sy afternoon general raid VIII msds among the
;uewsboys BY the Police, and all, wherever found,
who could not show their licenses. were marched
On to the lookup to await examination.
: About tilisty-dva paesed through the ftreets to
aPolice Headquarters, as jov1a3 and happy rs
though about to set down to good dinner
Prominent among them Was the orergrown eccen-
t-icity who petambulatea Custom House Flace
Singing in Lis usual olsasreeable tones, "escs
yer TnmuEE, Times and Post" Hc, unlike the
smaller boys. steamed deeply gsicred orcr his ar
sfeeet, and insisted TINT his numerous badges aud
STARS ahould exempt him from arrest, but the Po-
Lice didn't 4ee it in tlst light md he was obliged
!. to quarter with tie rett
Ux1lcEssED.-Mnaame Beaufort, who hangs
cut H. Ss5 State street. was arrested yesterday M
der warrant Issued by Commissioner Hoync, to
snsWg to the Charge Of practising as phJsic1sn
without ncente. She clalms that she does not
psasaee ~ phyelclac, but simply follows the
6n8l0eee Of nprhc. But we understand there Ia
a great oeol Of evidence to show that she does
not conhue hefseH to that sphere OF l.ho. on1v-
At her request the case was continued ti1l foaY
O'Clock next Monday Afternoon. th,t .he u,,cbt
laye tiEeto procure Ler witres4es.
BEAD1EG MATTER FOR TIE soIn1sus:-We
obzc1vo large box in the pas.age-way Of the
Port Office, placed the1o to receirs t.readin.
matter for the soldiers" undef charge Of tha
6auits1y Commission. II is hoped that all win
take 1ittle trouble to send their papers, &C., to
the ofnce-nttes reading thcm-aud deposit them
in this box, when they win b sent free Of charge
tn tue boys In the field. It viii be but little
Ie,n1J4 IN MIR cfffxenz and fhev enn1A hardly fsn
, 1863-11-21
e We call the att.ntsou OF our readers to the
| gdve!tist tment OF Plays, BY McNatly & Co, 81
| DenIbo1n street.: noyl4P8Jl-lt

Nefvonr Dlsesses Ac1 faJt!eM 1ebf1}t3,
Gfetn, IRON Specific caEseh, II fotL ep&se nov
AID rc}:nh.e tlrstment, III feports Of tha HoasLrd
aeteist!on-seEti in eea]ed le1.sr eavs,ops f:ss Of
:hs:ge. Address, Dr.. ]. Eknln Ho1zhtcn, Now-
4sd Associations no aouth With n.seet Phtla
te1phia. Fa. ea91-2R
, 1863-11-21
lNEW YORK CATTLE MARKET.
For tho Week Ending November IL.

tAbrdEed from Wednesdays n. 7. Tribunal
sspess reported PET e s.: tSsitFaaE ,sss at
'sS." OK
Yes s1s fssa s:sss e. 3 tssesss
The most oSth sales ransa from i 70 nc
,ssS rstA5 a Ss'eF Of 0se'e' received IN e city this
nrEyrs rEoM DnrEREZr sr.7rs.
FL seess & n ]: ssis Z
SsS Ss:. q !9!$::
NsW sns,1s II q Michigan.
..- 1nE Close o. 1aE sAEKEr.
o. s1 fs %sfEss ass
E d9 F sas "a me s
fas = hoa oyeE xhish saEl oasl4sss sasn tas
steers suca - sols M M5estssaay at &c have sold to
y ~ s:!ss + = - =:
holes tue eae the savsnce o. t6s best balsuci t6s
s. sse Do gRs R , g
Receipt. this TIE seE; a9a ss's5s nAHkEr.
ea2a IL Ga;s aHs ~ sS si ~ s;ss ses
eek on scconnt Of tho smaller receia!s that tue
r. X
II Eiye courage 70 send sto:k to arrive
rsieei - ge shoaia nd viii Is large supply
Geo @ v bolnaa sives the following al the price Of
41ss' ''N Live weight. Dead weight,
First quality, corn.fed, lasge e,<asn. ,xa7.e
eeeend ss aasllii5;; SS:sss Ssse. s2S7ss:
hnfrhEYN
, 1863-11-21

0swcSo Mnrkets-Nov. 70.
FLoUR-SteAfY,
GHAN-Wheat du11 W1.tor red Indiana 81 H.
Other grains quiet -.
CANAL FaKIonIsQulet. Carriers n:e asking ,1sc
en- wheat.
"a ~ ~ @T~~xT~
, 1863-11-21

Three Dollars q Dny for Sailors.
(From the Detroit Advertiser, 19ta.]
Tie schooner Harvest Queen, which had heeu laIt
up for the season Mt this port again betog lifted
cnl yettertaF. TO proeesa oa to Chicago AGIae Was
In the River St Clair
, 1863-11-21

REn Ns-in aood demand nd rm. Ssia. ts.nsy:
LIS bu good q e 50 tn store 16 bEls ut $24o-2ack
ek ~ e1te4: II hrs n $al0
RRU0M CORN-5 tons prine n srss "a per ton
de)lvsrfS HIT.
COOPERAEE-Porkb bsEfels in good temsod and
nrIn ales to-oAy weyp: $50 PORK 4str~ls tl.6 on
ttntk: lQPork Barrels Ia 1qls 1t u 10 on tfack 40
Ro1k BAltel Ut 411K daa 200 Lard Tteloes ~ Il 20
col.
, 1863-11-21

a1so heauHhes the complexion, removing all tan,
ptmplest and fteck1es, leaving the skin soft and
white., P1iea 50c For sale By Smith d DNyer,
Lake et1eet-1ue8 m-W-steoW-Sm =
, 1863-11-21

TIouR-FlEm,
GRAM-Wneat n1m: No 2 Chicago spr1n= 41a.@
ia; {125@t-2e for Me- MlsanEse club: sl.so for
WHIsKY-Eontnal At SIC.
CANAL FEf1aHT+cfc tor wheat12c for Gals to New
inPon7s- 900 bsls -four, eoo bu whess 600 bn
E1rosTs-S.No ors acur LII ia bn wheat, II ,tooh2
corr. 4r QtQ bQ oats. eco bi rye
, 1863-11-21

ABAnBnrATH-The greatest curBe the human
family Ii heir to How many lovers It hiss sephrat-
ed-how many friends forever parted. The sub.
mention It, and you are ignorant Of the fact To
effect a radical cure, use tho Balm OF Tnousana
Flowers" as dent1ihca, night and morning. It
, 1863-11-21

60 10 rHK BEs1-4o TO BHTAMf d SfAA1ToK'a
CH1cAeo Cox1ERcaAL, Co1LEaK, 70 get thorough
dress (enclosing etamps) BHrAAx d 8EaA1Tox,
Chicago, Illinois.
, 1863-11-21

MsiSes ~ geneTa,ly Gtin WITH aa pd;anee Of Hc On
Lafd. and 1s@Is on Cut Meats. 80.
nat Gndtra Ire a.Knr sis oo Sales To- asy-itS bsis
sen15{ sf r9TS Il 10 nss do
Esaf5sH siEtTsTIsfs 6 an asaye 1sa9ntrg f,s e.
saaay SS1ts w IS sSoI: ao saes
# Is d. o. saSt Gsa5 4; Msss
Ses!sna Midsies .oId i ieS 81 az! 5x:: 49,
ns5sst s!a ss!es ss:sys Ssse; ~ e. saa 10
toay Se!s so pss Gsssa aaas ION sae e1oss i
60 Rssso ss Hs; f. SHE. tod.x go trc. n,,,s
steam ana Kettle Lei Lard lots a leo cs 10
m s Bet - 8 FL sa
bFs esa ngst hFs ESt 1s.s ~ ss Sa
n:ana. tt e rule toassoiy Inn af present quota.
ITs aSas chsess %f ss.ts'a aoz.........-..,s Gig
Dressed. = coz: 159 esLI
Liye I9fks}s o.................-.... sxss9 @eeo
Gness. lsa @iss
Geese. each oVfSoSt
tas t 6sen a r1 @,adf 1sit
ion On yssteFdas quotations ot i: = bn On best
1aallues We Qnotes eeaa7.
He;hsn1oGEsF s3S Sis
SamTf9n n se@5 a2 S
ness n In nrfT;: n: :TeiYef IL Iii:
esHA1aTI1Ii9aonaaga S1si11 F,1s sna 9u
A1o sarfnsT Fina na......N sss yS&....
Coaree. ...:........-...-,t---...+.. 2N9.,..
" Ground dSclar..-.....-~--...,..... 2.25@-...
Dairy, win nfa.k......+.......,., 1:75S1-,..
zcu.,sH-i. 4. 4 SACK ofsi6 Es.....@s.., ADO lbs
6sa. 6sahs .ss. q. L., ss &ss5
TO-DAY IL :sles .s:e hi; aaa
nSE .e y It. g e = 81 tter eemsnd and ,hsdo
1fns5 .. T; 1861 ss'zf
6sfs P.ls .lEs9 1ew ~ + ~ & At
, 1863-11-21

w F. E. R,eby, se Randolph STREE. Is selling
Paper Hapelnes and Window Shades ut Now YORK
prices. at wholesale end retail. The trade sup
rIed on tie most liberal terms. ocs9p314W
, 1863-11-21
Gard.

Drs. Robert spd James Hunter, Of New York.
Lungs, including Consump{iont Bronchitis, As&h-
ma, sc. OfEce in Chicago, 63 Washington street,
between Clark and Dearborn streets. ONCE hontl
from 10 a. m. to p. m. uol9rl905t.
, 1863-11-21
F4NaNClAh AMP C0MMflsssg2EiAN7..

"Nsdamc Demoreet's Winter Fashions
for tnle ut MeNul1y & Co.'s, 81 Dearborn street.
, 1863-11-21
4 Bold Attempt Mt the Larceny Of a
trunk from Nla Adams HQuSe.

a
trunk from tho Adams House.
Avery prepoeees1ne looking young man, giving
his uaue as ChRr1eA s. Brown, Of BnffAlo, New
YorK, was arrested Thursday evening IN an at-
tempt to eteal trc1k from the Adams House, and
WAS yesterday morning brought up before the
Police Court. The iacts in the case are simply
these: Shortly after the arrival Of the Illinois
Central train. Blown accosted George a.
to othe AdamR House and bring tEuuk to hlm,
describing 1t infinitely, telling him It Was ma!ked
s,B. W How" md he would then give him far
the house, told Mr. Benz amin, the proprietor, he
was sent afte. the .truuk, aud asked Il
i xss az light: >, Nj; 2, replied. .:The
for he trunk: Pc was told, a STRANGER; bat while
they were talking about the matter the owner Of
the trunk came up (Mr. uor. OF Hannibal. Mo }
and suspicion was at once excited that Brown was
Blown and aaked him 10 come up with him and
1deAt11y II. as the proprietor wo1ld not let him
have # He agreed to DO so, hut stepped into
Benjamtn thxt Brown was down stairs. Benja-
man ut once vent do IN and asked Brown what he
,: H. ms ID I'd
it. knowing the trunk did not belong to him.
Mr. Benjamsn had him arrested when this above
Af the Police Court, Brown told the story OF hit
travels since be left buffalo. eight dags $50; how
he s;ppped at the Gtta:d uorHe q day, spent somf
time With his relatives IN Burlington. Iowa, aut
liable account Of himself
M. Joncs appeared fos him at a late hor1; and
though Browns evident intention vas 70 stesl
Of | The &C esse, nc he 56stiee dschalsed hi@ With a
officer to ehow him up at the Central Police Sta
ton, suggesting that it vould not be bad ides
70 have bis picture to grace their collection, 1o
, 1863-11-21
Hu Rt11t.

TO RENT-A nestly fitted up
l. store ssd roon.f No 81 NORTH ra7.l st, Te-nas
ye~soi able Po~ eston given inmedlatoly, Apply *
tie ste-e. AHo horxe hAruo.s and h1aev md
wagon for Esls chenp. non pe99 1t
ITO RENT "A Dwelling Heusa
L seuih OF Rugzold street Add-ess WITH ral
ttsing reei ence. etc.. "a B." Ttlbune ooice.
noa.t 27e3t -
, 1863-11-21

t93 We notice few desirnble lots" tor
sale in ss Carpenters Addition" as advertised In
a1other column. by reference 10 the map, 1t will
be eeen that the property referred TO- II not now,
Is destined 10 be In heheatt Of the city. And
our neIshbor who made the selection thirty years
ago has lived to see great city grow upon and
around his "farm,'' then considered q little ono
Eide from business center Of apopulation Of two
or three hundred.
, 1863-11-21

TIE 12Tu ILLINOIS CArA1Ry.-No definite
information could be Obtained last evening. as 10
The time when this regiment may be expected to
rCach TIC city,
, 1863-11-21

ST.. GEoHGE's soc1ETY.-ThIs well known
benevolent association give their annual bail and
supper at Bryan HAll On Monday evening next.
These gatherings hsve always been noted foz their
respectahllity and festive enjoyment, and the one
forthcoming will lack not Of the agreeable features
Of Its predecessors.
, 1863-11-21

A LADY RUN :OvER.-A ltdy, name IN
t1own, In attempting to cross Lake street, corner
OF Clark, yesterday afternoon, Was knocked down
and run over by dray. It WAS thought abe WIS
seriously injured, being auch bruised abont the
head, and fears were entertained that her hip WIS
d.slocated. She had immediate assistance rem
dered hkr. Our informant could not find out he1
name or residence Much ceusure was bestowed
upon the driver, but In the crowd OF vehicles,
and slippery etate Of the street. It Is hard to asy
uhn Era 2 tn hlBYnA
, 1863-11-21

TEMPERANCE Nor1cE, All the members of
the "circls Of Light arc requested to attend the
meeting this Saturday evening, at their hall,
southeast corner Of Randolph aud Clinton strceta,
to attend to special business.
, 1863-11-21
TEE BUFFALO Mutual BEsEr1r Assoc1A

THANKSGIVING DnNaR TO THE SOLDIERS.
the Invalid soldiers in our hospitals on Thank.gir
ing. Shall It be omitted this years There arc
about one hundred and fifty in the United States
General Hospital, on Eighteenth stceet-about the
zane number in the Marine Hospital; aud the
same aleo In Camp Douc1as. The Indies can ssrsc
a dinner in the N1st two personally; and can send
a dinner to the camp. Indeed, no objection Will
be made 10 eending in additions to tha 1attons for
the hYalid Corps and the shsspshooters, next
Tturtday. II one woman from each religious
body will meet Rev. E. B. Tuttle, United statss
Chaplain, at tho Young Mems Christian Asaoc!a-
ton 1oons, Saturday afternoon at O'Clock, an
eeort viii be made to accomplish the object.
, 1863-11-21

quote
Ctoice Dairy IN tubs!and crooks. a2a74
Primo f1tRns 2l144
Fh]r good 1pr. rnGA1l
, 1863-11-21

CHURCH oF TIE MEss1AM-This Is the
namo adopted by the First Unitarian soctety for
their new and beautiful church, now rapidly ap-
preaching completion, on the corner Of Wabash
avenue and Hubbard Court. We desire to call
attention to the fact that the Society," after being
long time without house Of worship, VIII re-
su1ne services In the yestry OF the new church to-
morrow morning, at 10H o'clock. Rev. c. B.
Thomas, the pastor, will preach.
, 1863-11-21
ILLINOIS AKn MICHIGAN CANAL.

Ve1sel1 Fnete& Deueit.
Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tribuna1
DETROIT, Nov. a, ia3-
CP-Prop Acme; bark Orphan: schr Dosr.
powy-schEs Live Yaakee, Racer.
The schooner Anna RaJnor Il ashore At 3u31:!s 1s
land, Lake Huron,
, 1863-11-21

SuEEP-The receipts OF tat Sheep continue very
mled and the market IS rather quiet. Sales To-Day
ls5 nv, Q3 Ms at &425; = av. 1M at S4.3o.
, 1863-11-21

EAleS 70 1a9s ~ bfls 9feeu hpple8 1t ~ ":
very limited supply and p.ltes are rmrE than orM r.
lily fEAcaEs-UEparca are In mo aera:e receipt. hut
1AIslSs 400 GuEEAxFs y ass in n:o1tst demand. Tae
CnEi:niRs quota Do11lnal, beleE almost for the
present out Of tbe market. He quotes
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-08-03
The FlOrida and her Commands.

TIE Fayetteville (N. O. Observer has been favored
With the sight of letter from Captain J. N. Matt. of
the Confederate steamer Florida to his children in Fay
etteville. 1t is dated PsrnambucO, Brazil May l2.h,
1863. The following extracts are Of general Interest.
am very well, aud very, very busy. Last night l
saw gentleman who ten days ago dned on board the
Alabama with Eugene. He then very well aud in
high spirits having Just received letters from you all at
home by an English bark feel happy TO tell you that
TIE Florida has been doing fierce business Up TO May
18th she has destroyed $4,000 600 Of Yankee COM
mercs aud euded thirteen Federal men-oWsT sent to
DESTROY her and the Alabama.
The Florida and Alabama destroyed ten Of the enc
NV largest vessels Apr 22 within sixty miles of each
other but up to May rs have not met Regards to Mr..
Hale, and ask him please to mention las 1t may quiet
much anxiety that up to this date all well both
vessels / Cannot write what my plans 1.-The duty is
very terrible upon ones mental and physical ability;
but am doing all in my power for the benefit Of the
Co1federacy. Dare not write more. embrace you
all my dear children May God BLISS you, aud ere long
unite Gs 10 peace and prosperity.
Letters have been received in this city from Capt Mat
6t Is late as July oath. he was then at Bermuda On
entering the port he saluted British man oEwar with
twenty one guns aud received the recognition"
return He had sent $50 900 10 gold to England to
the credit of the Navy Department and had forwarded to
this country quite number of caOnometers, cOmpasses
and other nautical instruments Captain N. ia doing
noble service
The correspondents Of Yankee papers state that be.
tween the nth f'Jay aud the day which he cast
anchor at Bermuda, he destroyed twelve ve'ses.