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, 1863-11-25
LAW INTEkLlGENCH:;

Cmer1T CorRr OF Coox CorS1r.-rhe atten.
ton Of this Court was occupied most OF Yesterday
BY the Gaze OF Mtes rs. Graves. This IL an &C.
uon OF tjectment for strip OF land, one chain
ana seventy III ks wide, extending from the Lake
west, through the valuable land q the defendant
at Cottage Grove. on po1tion Of which Camp
Louglas IL situated The quarter section OF land
OF hich the tract in dispute IS part, WAS for.
merry the property of MI. Samuel Ellis, Who, In
1885 mace conveyance which. he seems to have
supposed, covered the who,e trnct as he delivered
upthe possession OF the quarter section. ana ney-
Il thereafter laid any claim to it.
But, II 1852, zone ehstp Speculation thought he
had detected q mistake In the conveyance, and
under this rotiou, for dollar, he procured uuif
claim .An0 now brings thtH suit to enforce his title
The value ofthe land ie at this time between thrne
and foIr thoussnd dollars.
Page and Morris, attorneys for plaintiff, Jas L.
Stark for fefeIdAnt AS
, 1863-11-25
COMMERCIAL

TUESDAY Evening, nov. Il. 1868.
HsfK1f RHy1Rw--Durtng the past week tue gen.
e1al produce markets have been excte1 and active
and prices haye advanced materially Flour shows
an improvement Of 292sc per brl Wheat c1oses s05c
higher. Corn has been In active demand and prices
have advanced 14c per bushe the week. Oats close
lH05c Per bushel. Rye has advanced 2181sc per bu.
she Barley ha1 ruled quiet but clopes at an advance
Of 2c per bushel- Hlghw'nes have advanced 7c per
gallon. and Alcohol 1lc. Mess Pork 5pQ75c higher
Lard, 4c higher. Green Haus lc higher md Picklsd
Hams. A9kc higher.
The following eable shown the receipts and lhip.
ments during the past tWenty.four hours:
HECYIrTA HaH LAST TwESTY.FnuR 1,o1rRs
, 1863-11-25

Doctors Robert Il James Hunter Phy-
elcfanA for the Diseases softheThrone
Lungs and Heart. Office In Chic aRo
IS W ashfngton Street, in New York
$50 Broadway.
The practice OF D1e. r. T. J. Hunter IL exc1u5.
lively confined to the treatment of Pulmonary aud
Cardiac DIst asses including Bronc chItis, Consump-
tIon, Asthma &c. &c. Their treatment Of these
diseases is By means OF zesdicGfed inhalation,
combined With such other local and constitutional
remedies az experiences has proved to be efcaclo1s
They were the hrst to Introduce and systematically
practice In thir country this method Of combat
ting dieeass. snd by means % OF their numerous
public httentlon to the Importance Of the subject.
Or James Hunter, in charge OF the Chicago
office, may be consnlted personally o1 By letter At
born strtets-f by letter. boz $685. P. O., Chicago
CAUTION.
Doctors r. 81. Hunter are In no way connected
with pe1ton named Won Baden, practising On
Randolph street, who, for the purpose OF deeeir-
Ing the public, Assumes the name OF Dr.. Hnnter,
and in bis advertisements preteuds to be associa-
ted with the D11. Hunter. no3a-r3a7-stsaw
, 1863-11-25

TRACT or TILE -
Night Blooming Cereus
Night blooming Cerous.
Night Blooming CereUs,
Night Blooming Cereus.
Night Blooming Ccreug.
Night Blooming CeTeuB.
Night Blooming Cereus.
EinhE BLOOMING EereuE,

Almost exquisite. delicate and fragrant per.
fume, distilled from the rare and beautiful flower
from which It takes its nnme.
Manufactured only by PHALoH d Soy,
BEWARE or coCNTEHYk1Ta.
AEK FOE pHALoN's-TAKE no OTHER,
n2a-1816-1m Sold by Druggists generally,
, 1863-11-25

1QCfeAk6+. s$t. ..s <.4l5aSe
From II above table It will be seen there IL H.
crease In the receipts OF Hogs ~ compared With lsst
year. oils ss. The following table shows the ehp
meo,e Of Hogs from The Sd or October till Nov. a.:
SHIPMENTS or HOGS rEox OCT. 5 TIL Noy21,
, 1863-11-25

~ a beautiful Complexion, free from Tar,
pImplss and Freckles, may easily be procured By
using the " Balm Of Thousand Flowc1B'' For
oil, honey, and other valuable articles, highly
pedumed BY its own Ingredients, and when used
Tor washing, night and morning, renders the sk.n
soft and white, and frec from h1emieh. Price so
cents. For sale by SMTu l. DwrEn. Lake street,
Chicago. Aug29A.W& Sat eoT,3m
, 1863-11-25

&uppcr MT aho fremont to Col Brad
ley, Of the 51st His.
supper VIE given IT the fremont to Colonel
Bradley, ofthe 5let Is. regiment Last evening, on
which occasion splct did set OF eo!ors was PEE
rented to the regiment.
The Colonel occupied the head OF the table. and
directly over his head hung the tatte,ed remaips
ofthe old battle dag, which EpoIe volumes. and
TO which faa2tn0 a1lns.on waA snade During the
evening. The chief ornament Of the table WAS
the upper New Madrid fertilization, done in sugar.
deielse; IN the centre was h.e-st4d. hsylng
%:s?$ Se, 8: e:f9z SsS
On e. otSse ss1 D
aoones Of Tels ONE and praise to Col. Bsndky was
mace By the Chairman, Norman Williams, u
fo.GS!nsi1g ni.h The Az Ess1Ias toast-To Col
y, ina mort fervtd and eloquent manner. paying
pesie me ey : he GooaeI and hs nobe
Eau TO or cs1. bsadisv. ALL nan fa ou1 Sssess::
dier general bradley, sfho7a srs soo0 hope to
Col. B:adley. responded In few quiet remxrks,
claiming little creatt for Ltnse bnt giving all TO
tht notle men who harc fought with MIN, speak.
Ing 1a the highest tesms of the rank and nle say-
ing they Won Cur bi:tiee. are the bon. and einew
ol our asmies. and ths commsndese a:e no-~here
0IA ANkALp&s A"GFE sAF3 AA~C EQUN Eulut3S
21d Toast Our CuHa.sy, may sShe uia dJa.ure
ac0rfhv u rJoaa<rs. Gf her history and her d.
Tenders.
Responded to by E. ". Ruee.u
Col Eastman heipg cal1.d upon. in a few words
spoke OF The services which the tatter.d Temaias
OF the old Gag ehox xed tie 3iet had rendered our
eouttry 4. N behalf OF the Board Of Trade pre-
s-nted to the Regiment through Col Bradley st
was lprsc1ieed Ne~ Madrid. Stone River, leland
No ~. and ChtckamaugA presented BY tn. Cai,
cag0 BOatd OF T1ade to tie 6!st Illinois I1f4atfv
Thcy y cfe presented In neat eptech, Frequently
interrupted BY applause, MD were received py Col
Bradley .eylewlug the hittory Of old Co. D, hte
regiment, s+skiig IN most e1 alted praee Of su.
eo!o:t II to The re1t action. carry them through
everything aid BRIT them back again
P1tsionc loaere were the older Of tie evening.
mari apteseive OF their regard fo1 tttt old Cap
ta;n, end ci sympathy WITH this noble cause in
which he wAA eDi aged,
, 1863-11-25

F1HK.-The alarm Of fire last evening was
csused BY the burning oftwo frame buildings Nos
109 and LII South Wells street, near Madison re-
epectively saloon and gun shop, the fire
originating In the LATTER the workof an 1ucendary
, 1863-11-25

113,11}
Deductfng the ahipnents from the receipts, 1t vii
he found that there have been left In this city for
pacllog rom tho 1st Of October TIL last Saturday.
2s Hogs against 1sooss lete over during the cor
responding perlot In 1851
, 1863-11-25
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
MONEY MARKET.
MospAT EyxsEo, Nov. q, 1au.
TIE MONEY flIANKET.

TUESDAY Ev1EIy0. nov. q, 1863.
possible currency IL c1ofer to-day than yesterday.
Most Of the bank. have ornd 1t exceedingly ticult
to pay checSs. o. course "shinntng" hat been the
orter oftte day.
Tis EtAc or thIrgs hss caused the exchange market
to be tI.tly unsettled Bankers have sold from par
to y OF. and perhaps even lower figures have been
conceded Tbs buying snnEe has been K@k Off,
Tie rntes OF Gold in Wall STREET As reported to
Jhs Doyn. Exchange Broker, No IS Clark street,
were ~ follows: 1t H. m-, 1.4 $50, 13sk: TO- 15z;
l1:sD 151-cosng at the nrst board 1t 15lx Wereler
to ouF late dispatches for tho closing rntcs In tho
morning tie brokers paid as high - these prices,
gradually running down to l5Oa1t9H.
Silver Nc@l&s. Legal t. nder notes not 50 nrm.
Buying X. sell!DE y.
NEW CoCsTKEFur.-A dangerous counterfeit nye
COLLAR blu On the Adams DAaE, North Adams Mass.
bss Jugt mAce lts appearance It is capital imtta
ton OF the genuine. Refuae them all Is tie only eafe
course.
where tie following from the Boston DAILY Advertiser
Is Of interest:
... SATURDAY. Nov. a. 1858.
ee me9sy Ct h. r. rls4 ts.dy xh sht
legal tend notes at the ksury in return oF
r. s Light and have ceased 10 have IA nnfaYora
cTteit nnos realty seeomu odation at cent. via
scarcity Of good commercial paper offered.
Earrings OF the Gs1enA ana Chicago Union Ra,l-
road Company for Nov Isl to 2s3 1sEs, and for the
same period In 1862:
EE,*'es, .sS =? !a5:Ss;s3
hsl's. Se..::.:...... S.:. 1856 1868 1865 IS s.
, 1863-11-25

LADIES FIE FuRs- Brewster. under the sher-
man House. has most complete and varied as
&c, &C., in NIX, royal crmlne, itch, French
table. and the lower grades Of fa.s fot ladies'
Wear.au Of which are manufactured in the best
mime BIewetef'e superior stock. EoI4 r35a.6t
, 1863-11-25

The following tablc showa the receipts and ship.
mepts of Liye aud Dressed Hogs since the 1t Of oeo
ber compared with the receipts and shipments during
tie corresponding period In 1e62:
rrcr1P1s or ucas FRox OCT. IT'LL Sov.n,
, 1863-11-25

pERsoSA1--Hon. Daniel s. Dickinson ar.
rived in this city Last night TO Ill engagement
to lecture before the Young Mems Association on
Friday evening.
, 1863-11-25

rota1 >,.-.....10414 ss7s5 21No ASSOC 80, a..
TO-DAY The Provision market has ruled dun and
hekvy. There was no inquiry for Nov Mess Pork.
and the market was neglected and nominal. Primo
Mess Pork WAS in Hmitea request 1t oowith sales
OF 20 trs 1t that price, Thtro was very sctivc tn
quiry for Pick1ed Hams aud the market was nrm-
with sales Of 900 pcs at skc. Bulk Shoulders In
fair request sud steay, with sa!ts to-day Of 5000 pcs
at54c loose There Is nothing Going In Englth Meaa
except Long Cut Hams, Of which 500 pcs were sold
to-day 1t &c, packed Lard was extremely dull. and
the ndency vas downwarcs. Stveral iota OF choice
Kettle rendered changed hanGa At 12c, but at the
close prime Leaf WAS offered at 1Xc without buyers
No-1 Lard was sold ut ike. Green Hama quiet.
with Light sAles At &c from the block. There was =
very active demand for Greaee. to ill orders from
Cincinnati and Few York, and We note sales Of about
500 pkgs 1t lHc for White, oa9Ac for yellow; md sha
SIC for Brown.
Tue Flour matkes was quiet and stsady-with sales
Of about 1900 brla 1t s7.eoa715 for White Winter
ss.s@soo fsr Red Winttr: aud y 2s@soo inr Spring
extrhs.
Eheat WAS In hut limited demand, and the uarket
declined 1K@2c p bustel-w1th Hight sales OF No.1
Spring At $11l9tl8s No 2 Spring, at 31.ta91 OK
and Rejected Spring, At u oAa1 o.. At the close the
market wss quiet At sl12 for No. and S1o7 for No.
Spring.
Corn WAS in limited supply and the market WAS
steady-with ssles ofNo. Corn In store at osN@lcl
m. No. : 1t asc-the market closing quiet
Oats decG0ed2e bushsl-Nttt salea Of osly about
, 1863-11-25

,OEI0Ns--TMhsrs M has been : good supply during
g arm sng se qts sesne 2, eiOc ousa On ior.
nsF 9Gotauo5s. m Me quote Prime qualities at 81 $50
OILS CAEbos O11s: The market has continued
quence olheavy stocks held 1nl unususiy iarrs r..
sspts g.tets; nnxe M so5siesta5ly cecosd Tha latest
for TIT. It willie oil, ard Eouna lots ars being netly
offered At 5s@:oc gil for best Ehtte L1ssEEn-Isia
Of &c gal The demand for Fish Oils Is more sciiyr
md PRICES rule nrmer with advance on Male ami
E1eHhBnt Of Sc y ral NfuuQte:
, 1863-11-25

GRASuLATEp EYE Lns.-BsvIng carefully In
yeRt,eated the euhject for many yeass, hud that
four.fft OF all CASES OF impaired vision can be
pe,s euerjpg from this disease to attend to 1t
in the early stages, and thus prevent irFepsrable
damage to the eye: ,
Office III South Clalk street, Chicago
roya{r44t3t
, 1863-11-25
!; I; L : hn5Ee12s. nsss1. Executive
JSo. Y. EAHwEiL. toWmlttec.

pared them,elres for The ran,6,v .:e-s
t1an.n ahou.d pu.chase their snnn,v -, n,ntae
cyothfnp. without delav- ia c,.gf q pao,s 49,
ner NJ Ranao,nh and g IT. stra.t. h.r.
, stoea y A. h.na rom nm, shist - sss.+ A,tha;.aa
modious store will be found oyercoats. business
euit.. nne arees su,,. Ar ~ tha1.,.u; .~s
| made In the most substantial manner. They have
also one Of the largest stocks OF Youths and how.
cloth,ug to be foun In the citv overco.,s .o;,s
Or without cspss, all the latest stylss, and e Of
n1ses, nice Tboss wanting nen. ~ o. ,aslous
elethire VIM ea st ths corner o. State and pus R:n
lo1ph st1cets.
"
OScE MoRE--Ihe contemplated dinner on
Thanksgiving day, for the INVALID soldiers in
tenth street. a,d the Ms,.nc on Rr,h .t,sst ms.t
not be failure. Poultry aod vegetables for the
last two ehou1d be eent direct to these bospfta,,
For the camp, 10 Mr. Booths fsh store on Aadi-
son, corEeE Of Dea1born street, this forenoon II
pcssible. 4 List Of contributions will be publish
ed II The namee are handed in. The offerings, 1t
tta nav h. hss ~ d. mu..,a 1mo,nae.ou nNa
chs,,1.,n ~ Wv -. e...s - ~. nea.s,' .os'
.,1' eo.afoa,1 .'N1'' ~ 1''A' 'eos' t1i1
LETTER FncM NJ F. CooE-The fn11ovsnr
letter ia wcrth mo,e fbs, ~, rho ,or,h+ ,o,a ~
tnves medals offhe world;
~ NJ: T., Ac ra411. 9a-Deas 81 ;-Wtl yon have
etreet tomorsow afte,noon. To- tnHe Fl the
purchased Of you laft February.
tas, fsa ~ ~, Te Iaf on beautiful piano.
mon1as, t , ana tnat II EAs not peEeepnbly outof
though It ase been subjested to m,n1 ddSs9aa;
eegrte es Of heat snd cold and to great degrees Of
nrs foI sa NV ~ y floa1y, u ~ oe aaJ pleas
the f1uf euSfMMe Yonrs ~ vesx sGa1, tt ano WILL
M = i1nor
N ,Ia...,1 = - .'' 49,. Is.s
Il. 4. Meftu d co OF thls city, nave the whole
sale agency for McPhairs star piano So:tes for
ptne Western States. ca and eae them
-1'@- ">s'|AA = |ASes' w a0o s'e 'ns~'
, 1863-11-25

80 TO THE BksT-Go 70 HRXAA1 d SfaAxToATs
CHICAGO CoMEAc1AI. Co1Lxa1, to get thorough
practical buntness education. For circulars ad-
dress {eueloeing stAmpa) RBYAN1 h stHAxrcN,
Qhtc4rp, uHrptKs
, 1863-11-25
REVIEW OF CHICAGO MAR.
KET.


REIGNTS-LAKE-The- -seaton Is nox about
c1osec ano shippers sending little for safd Rates
To bTHEALo-schf. iyer Culver, with vhear, st l0c.
LAKE AND KAM 'FRE1GHrs-Dur!ng the week tho
four-c!oeins follows: - :"
Flour to 81 70
KAiLRUAD DFKEIGHTs-fisIs Ia no Change
In rates since the date Of cur last Weekly eyow We
quote.
, 1863-11-25

Flour and Grain In Store In Chicago.
The following table shows the nmo1nt Of 1our and
grain In store the 21ss inst,. compared with the
AMOUNT In store on nthecorespondlnX date In 1.62:
, 1863-11-25

-~ F. E. Rcby, 50 Randolph street, Ia selling
Paper Hangings and Window Shades at New York
prices, at wholesale and retail. Tho trade sup
piled on the most liheznf terms. oea9p3l-4w
, 1863-11-25
To Delegates.

FREMONT HOUSE,, November Is.
The delegates striving in Chicago Tor the pur.
pose Of attending the meeting Of the War Democ-
undersigned, at the fremont House.
PnEeco WRIGHT,
Chairman Ell. Com. Of III. War Democracy.
, 1863-11-25

~ sGeneral Butler in New Orlesns,"a history
of the administration OF the Department Of the
Gull, BY James Parton, Price $2.00. For sale at
McNalfy d Co, Is, 81 Dearborn street.
, 1863-11-25

THAEKssIvHa So1RxE.-The usual ThAnksgiv.
Ing Soiree Of the Academy will be held ThAukBgiv-
fpc evening. Patrons OF the Academy and their
friet 6s ere cordially invited.
nof5r46st J. EDWIN MARITIME.
, 1863-11-25

BAHK CoMA1ss1oSEn--We are glad to an
1ouuce the appointment, by the Governor, OF John
". Waughop, Esq, OF this city to the Office Of
Bank Commissioners. MI. Waughop possesses
great industry, perseverance, and ability, and no
more appropriate appointment could have been
made.
, 1863-11-25

been better specnlauye aaa shtppine oemsn~ and
u I'D sa .'14Rs 4Rs
& &c FL sasa az. curing the
DAILY H,t5ss %s,fs e 1Iod1 Rsssa
&C. IS 8; 4 81 8! a.: g.: ~ e
g. g.: sf@ sS sss s S Ssss ;;3ssas~ issSss SsSssS
Dtto 9as s t a:t r. s 5a vt s{s ss
It & d e 7 II S ~ =
sEaiSs E41Has g si!s Il u q. id IL
biz ~ fh9es 51s az s1,Es a. 8
s =: e 6sls % ss 8 q ie9 6F!; Wsllsss
-. 4 81 e sis aa 4
Si4ss ksa "a Naiis ss&s3
1;od MioteI 5tttaM
sp4inE t&ses
ees % E{F 8oa 3 e eaaoee sss @
= Do do common 10 medium......... z,.5as3
sIf1nK snfexuoe.. 5Ia44aQ
Basknbeat Flous. i Ttii,.....:.........:. Slso5
corr caused Al t1pro7em Il Corn Mesi. W.
Ee]tsS = ssa sessqss
TopSf the sales we're: 20 tons unboited Con- asal
"a
ri1e h4de1iOsr' e, noS2s99 g
ToD4r Tie ;.iss tons Bisn il bais 81
+ II tTsek 4 se 50; 10 tons GO on c. D. Q.K
g Is 6a Tne receipts and shipments during eHeei
RECEIPTS IHp SHIPMENTS or WHEAT DURING TIE
, 1863-11-25

An Excellent med1clne.-Jonas Whit
combs Remedy for Asthma enjoys well deserved
reputation: Its pretens:ons are quite modest, and
its efficacy In many very eertre cases has proved
its great vAtue. Sold BY all druggists.
no23133333 9t.pWaf1t-M
, 1863-11-25

u The attention Of our readers is called to
the advertisement OF magazines for 1884, by Nc
Na1ly & Co,
, 1863-11-25

LIE 58TH REGAEST.-Col. Lynch Of the
bah Regiment illinois Infantry has arrived in this
city with large recruiting party for his regiment
The Head Quarters Of the detachment viii be at
No ], Rice'e Building On Deatbora between R1n+
Iolph and Washington streets. Col. Lynch will
also establlsh rendezvous at Auro:a, Bloomington
Springfield and Elgin, at ali OF which places gen.
temanly oface1s and scrgeants will gladly receive
Tie patriotic Ito the service Of Uncle Sam.
oEdcss lave been Issued to make this mounted
ihIantfy Regiment and 1t IL expected that 1t will
oe a1meo With the the celebrated Spencer Ride
Ih1e - rare chsnee for pczsons destrous OF civ.
leg 1nan eervaees to their county to ioln an old
and tiled Regiment.
ABo1D AcT.-One Of ,he numerous +b,.re.
who ttfest the city, watching the,r opno-tun,-
ties to steal, succeeded In stealing fin rom tbe
c6ace Of commission merchant ON Ktnx,. str..t
wto cszelcts)y want mp staiss leaving hls ofes nm
Locked SID unmatched.
AGAINST FA7EST BEGos The CHICAGO.
Burlington and Quincy Railroad Company have
notified the Inspector that they VIII hereafter de-
cline to allow tie inspecting OF Hgh~ vines, with
the patent burgs in thcis depot, until they a.c 1e-
eeipted for by consiguees.
AcKxow1ED6MEST.-Th Home for the
F1lendless gratefully thark Mesars. Daggett, Bas-
sctt 4 Hi1ls for s. paira Of shoes and c. N. Hen
de1sor for 30 pairn. Also ]. Il Danham for y lar
ri OF tugar, andE 7. Robbins for 50 in cash.
, 1863-11-25

KILLED BIZ RAILROAD CARA pa=sen.
Fer On the Northwestern Rai1road, named Nc.
Knight, was instantly killed at Fond du Lac on
Monday night He WAS shaking hands with
friend, and, missing his footing, fell between a
coach and sleeping car, the wheels Of the latter
passing through his breast, killing him instantly,
, 1863-11-25

Et. Louis nIarkets-Nov, ~.
CerToa-14@79c. Receipts, tor tarse dsys. about
1.sf0 balts. 49, ''
tLous-4etive P1!cea !pl,y s6.25 for SINGLE extra,
GEAIa7Mhsatacnye Loser srades higae. at 81 50
Gf1. IS: choice 41SsGE1 n. Oats adya1c5nr-ylnY5c
Corn ads IL IctnK-1lK@t2Eo.
PEos1k1ors-Bs COZ vefs nrm. Hnms losa1pHc
Ax4n II -"t
, 1863-11-25
Convention OF War Democrats Of the
Northwest

Ear]yin the prreent month d call WAS issned fo-
Convention In this city, to be held on tae 25th,
{to-day.) to which The War Democrats Of Oalo. In.
diana, Illinois, Wieeonsia aud other North western
States were inyit d. In several States meetings
hAva been held and delegates appointed, many Of
whom arrived In the city yesterday. 4 primary
meeting was held at the fremont House last Gre-
niDEand from the tsnor OF the proceedlnea t. erc,
VIC predict for the Convection q harmonious and
satisfactory session.
We are e1sd TO ece amorg the delegates rum-
Der OF tie mort prominent, thorough going sdr:-
Gates Of the war, ard thoee who hare been eafpea.
ly at work to aid In the regeneration OF tbs eepub
lie. These Ttue Democrats hare IN Important
wosk to pc1forE-not only In expressing to tn.
people OF the Northwest and the whole wurld thar
fealty to the Government, their earnest lore for
the Union cause, AID thels advocacy OF 4 vigorous
rosetut!oD Of the wa:-but to break loosa feon
and entirely ignore all responsibility for the nets
of tie eelfet,led Democratic who epee]y oppose
the war. &c, berce tJmpathtxe with the rebellion.
The public will an1io.s1Y await the publication OF
the procecdirgs, II at this time the meeting IL
locked upoh as bsips one OF immense Importance.
Among TIE delegates In the city last evening, we
ohetFSed General John A. AcClernAnd, o: Spring
fed; claslee Stanley, James E. Ely and ]. q.
Aetnlaopgh. Of Cincinnati; J. Y. Taylor, Of St..
Paul, and othtIs.
The delegation from Cincinnati md Hamilton
comfy II q folloTs: Jos E Eg'y, Jos. ". Fitx
gesalo, John ". BEunsw1ck, Jonathan Emerson.
Dr. :. J. Quiln, ctaIles Tiomas, Cha1ies Roie'
Cha,hs Stanley, Michael Lacy, Theodore
Robert Moore, General ]. Il. Bates, John 5,
FLl1etaW. Thomas J. Gallagher, William Goes.
btck, Thomas Sherlock, Ja1ge Stanley Matthew's,
Joteph A. Remans. JndgeP Aallon, Joseph Mer.
ns. i. 3. W,eop, 4. C. Bsgley. II. q. Cook, Pat
rick cortadi1e. HIGH EeoNp. James Peat
, 1863-11-25

Economlee by Dycing your cast.of Garments
ent fast colors, including all the new and fashiona
BILE shades. Price only IL 90 cents per package.
See samples OF colors at the Druggists.
uoy43-3 ct .mW&F.
, 1863-11-25

Flour. Wheat, Corn. uAra tsye. Ha,l3
hrl6. bn. hu. hu- bu bu
70 BuEAlu $50 1880 1uoW AGO. -
TO DgcensbuEgh. ISIS -. 80. ,,., 80. 49,
To osSe1 pofi:::. il .:.. 1oio s6 a.: :.: ....
, 1863-11-25

DRESSED H0GS-Eecctred to-day 81 Hogs
Kece1teu last week. LIZ The market during tho
weak sAt been moro acttve but the receipts arc yet
light, And The transactions mostly ID small toss.
PRICES however. afoX An advAnce on Tho weak Of 509
sc ito Ds.
TopAItae market was steady and qulef. Sales
were ~ follows;
q HoEH, aYeEasEs q n, 7od
, 1863-11-25

GU Fl 4: H. s...s..s <a
been very lmistd and quite tnsdeQpate to the de-
mand: Market very nrm ut prsv1ouA Quotations. We
quote:
Prime Live Goose S@so
f1IFaThe ,erein.a n1in.v fn e @
Rmall Ihera is. however, fair inquiry for 1noet de-
scrptlops Of Iuls There has been no change In the
, 1863-11-25

MtEH.A uetfA. .ss.1kpt4.s
lo Wasted.......,...,,,,..
Factory Tub Waahed. ...,.,,
es.u to.cay: so b. prime
W00D-Feceipt4 co; TIN
Il TEE nsuA1 Gcstte CT ulat
Piices H. very tfm and TIT
We quote BY the cargo
81 60: Hickory rs M@7.e0,
7,sb. Nar1e. 1880. Hfckol1
WOODEN WAHE-4i
Epp}jy hot tQ18l 10 tEe 6eE
bnt esFt cl2,lY ecarce. hnt, I.
tuG3. occo. Il d In sHt ply lux
CT the market very tt1drqu
Tor tbs ccH fr& aeaFon. Wc
Chufus No H.. n.W@11. % |
do No ALL, ,00a12.t11
do No g.. 12.M@l3 %
do No H.. 1S,Cra14. %
BEooras, p doz. 30 .2a&4.mi
Washboards, per
Corn baskets l bn ~
....cc..::-.........6oee7.@ . .c.::
90 ] i bu,.........1s.sac,.,,, , :,
do 2 hu. u....-......8M M&10. .0Q' {
WINES AND LIQCQIi
The 8dYA1ce In H1ntn has Ye,
prices Of Ill Domestic 9plyitl
Oh Nhlskts1 And Bun Ql i
4slu very nrm with IN up va
BKANDY- If
, 1863-11-25

nv ANTED-Men for the U. 8.
w nav. 70 DO duty IN the NtnIIs.ppt R17dr
rnpsdYcn tot oEs. l.o or three yeala ur1px tne
sse ~ non u to ss s,s Ser ~
50 icnE ts!d n.;sf =: and Reoa austtefs on Board
ksnteir "a Uh., hs Bioez. corr e1 form C1Ark a1d
Het'a etMx M,siT Cor; a. = E.aHs,9:a. EE1K1T
Or At HEnl i1z orcs. ISL Lake It,. coz of Lasalta
couEt0ca Eli ts raid to Aa1 parron Bringing
- arrsn1se rse5utt to ett6er atNs q pn1lpI: ~
, 1863-11-25

k An entire rew stock Of Gas Fixtures Of the
latttt patterns, Postabes Drop Lights 6hades, &C.,
Gas and Steam dtdng. iobblnx promptly attended
to, W!ouGht Lon Pipts, Fittings and Plumbers
matoriaIs lot sale.
PETERSON l. PATTERSON,
-.-... 8SW&shington street.
pore4-E43.-6t
, 1863-11-25

ot - @ We Icy 1nquty and tae maIKet Was
prices. Sales we're :17Goo bu 10 Corn Ii stoFe nt
so9 e. 6p n G e. q S1o 100 bn do q s9c 4eo bu do at
By :-f00 bn new steled Corn track at 90c.
the IoloW!n9 are The closing quotations:
No corn In ,,,,...... 81 D0St
No corn I" .,,,..1 1aa -
Ke5ected corn In store ...,.. '...."..". 9S :.