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zone Of those fiction. that leave their impress on re
public mind" "l. hurnor ul aud flowing a. rver.' has
merit ongh for two novels.
ID. APPLETON q Co., Nos 80 and ~, Bioad~sy hsye
NOW READY q SECOND EDITION Of the BhiLLiAal'
, 1863-11-12

a, ~, n, u $40 50, av s., 1t tLs1; le9 av D at
~: iM ~. 81. It q % 27a. St ~ ~ AZ
Nos ent5ai bought Se, ~ 50, 1t 4ao6. Keat CO:
bouGht .. avkM 4 x4SsH ssabarn ss,;s 4 SlnssE g
:7s. 1t Is H.tdJ CO bought So ~. z3: q 3 3
Faye c.. told stthn sortsesn ya9es to y .sss =
g sr 2eo y 34to to sbept erd g ~. 3so ss TO
nnslts 50 ~ 20 = $4s1; 70 saw ~ ~ ?S a.
2sa II $a; TO GsEdr er 4 O. 1H ~ 70 as f5.to: -
E9et9,an Co. LID az s5l At ss to Nefle' Is AZ.
fayortte so3 hou:ht At she Southern ~ Yasd.2e,,
Ioxtrt Co. bought 90. AZ Ks It s. ~ silyerna1
ee1gns 6s ~ 90 e Ga5dnt5 {. c. Songh.t, 49,
preEe he1ght IL ar 2?9 at SIX; smlta & B9sast
ssoTcii bought 1t tfo Cottage Grove yarts 70, av
1.6 at IS 70 Hubbard Co no AZ. Us at u 81 Ram.
sey le0. av 90 at e5 10; MeCase Hughes lo1 ~ as
ar Is; IS, Nj at II 10 Kent T. Co So nv rs 1t
- 80: Robinson ~ sv y: 1t 81 30 Hsles a. Az. 81
at Il &. Anaua 2t3. ~. ~ af IL e
, 1863-11-12
A CARD.


Remarkable Cure OF Throat Disease
I had suffered severely With Chronic Throat
grees, when few months ago I went East and
conenlted several eminent physicians but without
material or permanent benefit.
nysei under the treatment q Dr. /, Winelow
A}sFol ihs chleasc rn1oat and Lung rneiitta::ee,
9hcco1misk'3 ~ building, corner Randolph and
.<esEuo Streets and IN the course Of few weeks
we ~ sene1s heath antse Is eeeent spss
with perfect ease and have gained more than If
teen pounds In weight. recommend Dr.. Aver to
my friends with entire confidence.
. DANIEL l.. PATcn,
no1a.p1458t Conductor C. 3. i @. 3. r.
, 1863-11-12


II ero wss 8 good attendance on Change to-day,
and the demand for nearly all Kinds OF Produce VAS
fair but the scarcity Of currency restricted husint
very materially, and prices Of grain fell IN copae
queuce.
Ths,o was but very limited inquiry for Flour. and
the market ruled fiat, with niaing sales OF White 1T
S63e and Spring Extras ut IS 5t5@5.60.
Tho Wheat market fell 191Kc 4.busheETtth sales
Of oI1y shout 100 bust els. at 31o71@losK for No
sp1iug; II. DIX for No Spring; and sac for
Rejected Spnng-the market cfoslng dull At $tt3 for
No !, and u "a Tor No Spring.
Corn opened steady 1t yesterday advance, but be-
fora tho Close It reacted and fell 1aiKc bushe1-
With light sales Of No At 87asc for No Corn ssa
ssc for No :: and sse tor Rejected. Only one boat
load Of River Corn changed hands 1t soc ahoat-
Oats were also 1Kc bushel lower-wtth sales Of
only ss oo hushes. II ssx9s4c for No l. and &c for
No 2 in store-the market closing dull at Gle for
MOL.
Rye opened tc = bushe1 higher, but 1t speedily fell
rack and closed quiet It yesterdays pzices-with
aa1es Of No at s59ssc In store.
Barley Was in fair demand and 1rm at 81 tGH9l,t7H
tor No AIN store.
There WAS more active demand for Ughwnes and
the market advanced 1@11c q ga1lon-with sales Of
40 btls at &c.
The ProvisIon market was more active and arner.
Ness PORK advanced 25c-with saies OF $50 brls At
principally at the outside figure. Green
meats we're in active demand and the market Slow
an advance Of 4@Kc p n-with fales Of u 600 pcs 1t
sK@7c for Hams and 4A@4Ac for Shoulders from the
block There Was good demand for Leaf Lard. and
shout COO tres city changed hands at 1tc and zoo tres
country steam at 1gKc. lot Of 40 tres Picked
Hams sold at &c, but tolders are generally rm
At 8k@sHc. White Crease was sold 1t sxc, and 1oo.
o0o Ms doub1opressad Stearine changed hands NJ
12xc TaI1ow u steady With sa1ea OF 60 hhds at 11c
The demand for hides Is light and the market is dull
at our quotations..
There Is no changs In the market for Groceries.
Sugars and Coffee are active.
Domestic Salt IL dull but there IL rather more In.
curry by PACKERS for Foreign. and We note sales Of
nav Ground Alum at 32.2C@2 Is z sack. =
The market for seeda is quiet but steady Prime
Timothy held at u S, but the demand light. Flax
il In fair demand and steady at 81 50 for Prime.
FreIghts were dull and heayy to-day-with frtnlng
engagements at SC for Oats to Buffalo; and 12c for
wheat to Oswego and foT wheat to osdensbutGh.
Tic {1eights by "Lako and Tail" are also lower
engage nts having been made to-day fer Flour to
Boston at II 50 and to New York At 3i.1o.
In BE Cattle there haa been mir demand among
shippers and packers. The receipts during the day
amount to abont Lead. md the entered eales to
1855 at prices ranging Hom $2o0@35o. The market
has been firm 1T our previous quotations. In Hogs
large amount Of business has been done. The receipts
smount upwards Of and the entered sales to
1856. We yesterday quoted Al advance upon the
previous day of &c per 100 rs. The transactions OF
to-day show no decline from that but the market is
scarcely 60 nrm The principal sales have been made
1t 81 2sR4 GO per 100 na,
, 1863-11-12
4 Call for a Convention ofmaI Route
AGENTS.

The Route Mail Agents employed on the differ
ent 1ail1oad9 n the following named States. to
Wisconsin, Michigan, and Illinois. are requested
to send one delegate fon each OF their respective
routeB, to meet In convention the City Of ChIca
SO. Ill. on the 95th Of November, 1863,
It's earnestly requested that all routes should
be represented as buBtnesB Of great importance
will be acted o1 by the Convention.
Thos. 3. Taylor, Te5re Haute. Alton and st. Louis
RAILROAD.
N. r. Van Wrinkle Michigan Southern Railroad.
J. A. HAtgh, Pittsburgh aud Fort Wayne Rail-
roak.
B. F. Lemon, Ohio and Mississippi Railroad.
]: Fltz Maurice, Chicago, Bu1lI1g ton aud Quincy
Railroad.
G. ". Latimer. Michigan Central Railroad
Harrison PARK, Illinois Central Branch Railroad.
A. E. Chase, New Albany and Salem Railroad
William F. De Wolf, Chicago and Rock Island
Railroad.
Jos Beard. Illinois Central Railroad.
E. Denman, Chicago, Alton and st. Louis Rail-
road.
J. 8. Dobyaos, North Missouri Ratlroad
C: ". C1aig, Chicsgo and Northwestern Rail-
nAk1 "a -.
, 1863-11-12
CITY MATTERS.

Dr. LEw1s' NEW GrMNAsTEs.-We are
gratifed to observe that this admirable system is
attracting the attention which 1t 50 richly merits.
An institution where al the members Of the fam
Dy can m1ng1e, with good music, q careful and c1-
perienced teacher, light apparatus adapted to eaeh
tnd1yidua1 and exercises, graceful and interesting
and never violent Or dangerous, is certainly de-
sidetatum. Mrs. E. D. Blaekall, a graduate o.
Levin Normal Institute and IN excellent teacher
Will commence her clAeses in the new system at
shaw's Hall corner Stste and Randolph streets, on
Tuesday next. Let our readers make note Of
this, especially II they have weak and delicate
children needing Development. Her references arc
Of the higheat order and her classes WIN be very
select Her catda may be had Of A. @. Steele. Esq
No. i, Metropolitan Block, OK a. shaws Hall, or by
addressing P. o. Boz eae. =
, 1863-11-12

upo1 Y.ub1ic Liberty. he could p:o7e Also ttat
Roek AID Sherwood were conspitasors ng.ins.
this 5oung rnaa and that Sherwood had said to
mora than two or three witnesses, that he wished
he oouh got partner lks Miller e7ezy week. It
WEE an easy way to make money.
Tie dral hearing Was put Oft uptn Two O'Clock
to-hJ-the Commercial { d.tor-shyst1s being held
under $500 bAi.
, 1863-11-12

Cancers aud Consumption can be
CufeQa

VHHC11B 4UN C0n&U6pK100 GHR De
Cured.
Dr.. c. q. woodruff, the great expounder Of
Chronic diseases. has arrived In Chicago and
offers the most certain, speedy and ef1ectul RENE
dies In Americs, for tre treatment Of all compli-
Gated chronic diseases in their moet obstinate
etsgts. The Doctor may be well called the King
of Cancer, Consumption and Chronic disease doc
tors. He challenges the world to proanca reme-
dies equal to his in the cure OF cancer rumors,
paralysis diseases Of the threat and lungs eye and
car, fits, &c. Or. Woodruff Ia the only man now
living that has killed and extracted cancera,
tumolB, in from twelve to thitty-siE hours, With.
blood. Weak and pa.&yzcd persons that had not
wake for fourteen years. be has cured and made
to walk in three days. ONCE, sc East Washington
street. uoy12p791-1t
, 1863-11-12

Dye your cast OF apparel, and thus econoulzc
The Domestic Dyes comprise variety Of forty
hbAdes and can be used BY any without trouble.
deedan kinds Of cotton, sfls, or woolen garments,
they are unequslled. Price, IS and Is cents. Call
and zee samples at the druggists.
min nfC2. .3t.TrHs
, 1863-11-12

~ ExxSIXn; A9y ~ 3ses
@sn's so.csy BDgF..S Rsr5 sr1t psaaPs ss
win wheat, st i3c, 70 OGDEyspUEon ;-schr, KiuS
Sisters Rith Wheat At laxc -"
ri :s''Sss$ r.!
Is obS ii s!i Sss1 is
e Is s II s 81 Sls
gsSy1a Is st5 ssfs5s3 s Ss,s
M.1ket see!ised 1@1Ac hnsnel; Sales .efe;--
sH ufA o6a do n 4 e. 6 69 IL S9 81 SprgE9t
m o. % 90 % e. Fl Ssc ha ~ d Mo sPln 81 as m
4 100 ID % sln s. B. COS 1t SIeax X D.; ~
CORN Received, 32D bn; shipped, $3.50 ou.
ssco ID No Corn a{oaf 4 &c go 81 Nc No coFn
:: g = s?a : :$S!i :: ss
G g = ss5sa sas 6a i:sssfsa Com Il stois
S9sasl s,1ss todeg b Ne 9st:
bp q at & s9e bn DO si Il IL = ba eo Il
sgS 30 esnpls MG sfSe delivered In our.ps
sissss sHs o ea 60 At 'se delivered In In
81 SS ~ Ia store 0u
ses 8 oaxs 81 bu Il
store at Sdl7H sso ou % at SLIT: 2.et9 hu do at
b. sampie 10 81 GOD daaSn s:'f7 NJ
s&Jss!:is aa''assa ss pass.''en clos
,hnTIEh~MtafRss ,r an! f, i1T eommon gfaaes ana
sSS ss1sapS do, E9oa 70 - I5ame quaAAss. eqoote
Fs1Ts Fsa e y R6ea a5a1, sS;s: ss's
Common ..I6$19c
81 RSed a. E. - ,l2 100 nss Spsse st
GG9}PERAGES 9}eI5 g. Pork Bss1es as 40
CHEEsE1Hsmh aSs r and westsrn Reserve ara in
far s1eEiy and gooa eenand. Market nsm atlast
Western
u!hois and wisconsin ..,:.....-..-:.9 a13
es1e In.1ay 129 oo1es y sakefn kese{ye A. !SAc
sM1a Mmn an op"aso seaoehes" "e qooso' sx ae7
4na
~ -
9 H. eeso& soea @ So 1
1aG infs cf.i INIT IN i,mi;s
anE m.fIat duIi al "a 7sGi 91N IL Anto' ool''an''
I-sa aa r lGss =. III 3a a NJ 7eF5 hn
, 1863-11-12

chants and citizens undiscovered, The:r taetjca
ss t. .sG ,aa az. # eooas sn G;s
eaIe fhese, meanwhile sccnmul.tine sr%e 1oe
amount Of Chicago goods for tie Cle7ela:d se MI.
5m ike snd estfng Trojsp m mS and e! Ti:PR Rs1ah 1in
su T,a sosa sa s9e t. ehs .ss
to bis e1 arrest here the same
Kursarv and pnrr s1rnh.. a.r,.
Tho 1ad'es Of the Half Orphan Asylum, in com
Ing before the public so soon after the Northwest
en- 1at, 1eol tnss sne5 "olk ~ great asidTan-
.titution have BEEN engaged dur;pr al The W r.t1,
ard .re already fatIgued. Tbs friends upon
much aud ssst to 50 e great s'as sa
eaae1s a. as io.ms1l,. ana unless thsse IL united
With IN addition Of many new friends, tho re.
ends ends. "'-3 1'N' w ~ 40 p&'p'A 'A'D''' ~ 'ae''
interest NJ shie5 III M Hsys fslt il
ne. eoluless having very psoperlT set aside all
ner viii eommenee on Tuesis1 the - i7th ~ " NJ,
oGefy IN feE III. aone mns neds DC done
fnunEs 10 THAR en- e's-1p@ AAAA A~A1' AZ
To.ds1 - .nd % tn.mo,row eanvasscr. will Walt th..
nTiHri1H1 efreefa n an1fe1t contributions $hn
dinners ard The fancy tables, and tho manapers
KNOW HINT theT need on,v tel1 fheir Yrjends fh.e
their tfeaeprT has not ii Il One dol]er. that fhe
approach OF winter brings heavy bills for clothing
and fuel and that large rent hsa roNn II, he nsid
to show ample cause or soiict1de and ID es4nes}
endeavor, 1s7'
That the current expenses of the family, now
numbering si1ty.four, hare been 90 iorr mat
without cent II d1ed income. Is mstter of WOE.
der to thoee best conYersant viii the institntion
Do ynu wonder that thoso having charge tf Il s1e
arI1cus, In view Of The cfrcums{anceS' ana viii
Fairl ~ '''1' ''NsAA 3'AtI'As
The ladies' being so weary. and thu ttne 40
short, many locaItties cannnf ho Tlsited Az
persons unyialted, who feel that thcy can fiya
eyea The SMALLEST thiur to heln. win ke enrs ~
thanks BY sendiog to Bryan Hali on any daY OF tie
dinner, Y1z Tncsday, Wednesday. Th1rsdav - and md
Friday Of next week.
Those who can Give money and nav their mama
be legion, may send it to MIS-. G. N, ShIpman. al
Huron street.
on which Is printed Annual Subscription ior
No1fefS aao ns'i olposn asylum
The Ha1ated Street Railway Tn5unc.
ffnn-V hc SunreMnc T!nWrr 1Hvarzn1sd
by the Cook County Circuit cours.
lfom Tue Joufna! OF yesteroay.J
Tbs remarkable injunction issued BY Judge
Williams Of the Circuit Court, restraining tue
Wtet Division Railway Company from 1aytng
track npon Halsted street AID the subsequent one
prohibiting Tue running Of ca.s upon that street
the M ast9n1s59eqs of citizens and the admiration
o. ne Maoese n;ot 20 9tld1son managess. i was d.
Circuit Courts, IN which tho1atter rode Eo1ghstod
over the ioFmef
IN re 2iIt M nl!nots Repo;ts, page 51G-eA, y
, 1863-11-12

- s. D. b q. ". Smith, sole manufacturers OF
the New American Organ, with t1emola attach
ment- Finished In fifteen different styles. Eie-
gantly polished In rosewood for pas1or use. Also
In Black Walnut ard Oak for Churches, Schools,
Lodges, DC Every instrument warranted for fire
gears. For BaIl, Wholesale and retail, By ". ".
Kimball, 142 Lake street Eo6-1m
" Nervous Diseases and Physlcal Debility,
Arising from Specific causes, in both saxee-neM
and 1e1tah1e treatment, In reports OF the Howard
AEsoctAtIoE-Bent In sealed letter envelope ffee of
charge. Addreas, DR.. j. 6kt1lln Houghton, How
ard Association, No. South Ninth Street Phtls-
delphiS. Pa au9l-am
, 1863-11-12
CHICAGO CATTLE MARKET.

1rr,. !, ,,c,, =, - - ~ =, - - -
i. - iese1pts y. ~ sa1.ous sa.as
- . a aaos .1e 10y n-o ~ apout
-e ~ ~ tneia aas ussu ~
a1.... ~. oua ~ sooa
+ha cra.s.dn. ~ 9ssa.se.. ~. . ~ ni1 d.
-. t.n..ss.. 49, As ~ " -,~., s ~" ~. .
80 -. ~ ss ~ r4.Alpa. ..Ls.1a -e.s so'1
-. 49, 80. 49, 80: ..e 80 ~ .,a -
~ INV. A'"@e @1se - 'iA =" >'$s'' W
S~
..,x ,,n,.a,t - - aAs .o,uAs'
aaa .nd Wneertb: 4: r. e. e = $a ~ .,,r
doEe @ so'd Rnb5e &c. r, AZ sso, at $219.
fiTfuTstou soid FaEsett q. AZ iii 4 SSa1
Fstt solo Mallory l2s. 40 ia, At $3.50.
Fans s!Rs ss,a soa Mhs sh1 ee i
While i 0t1s sod Sheldon $, Al ID. e ss5o:
Sss 51ssars so!s sola a.RsSss RsSs . g.
ayl go: i g 1s. -, ...,. :, ~. ,a,-
nnse.s naa Ss r
ss. - it has no. been very fsr nom tho os.t. The
entered a,es at the various y.rda amount to ,os;s
sss.s to sezs aS e .os
s:s: ss s ss q @ ss1ss es ct 2ss
b. s s nn p5ss, snSqn
market previously during ibis season In consequence
Of shs Suitable vss.ae, for packing Which rs, pre-:
demand sness o.: si:, ssssss !. q WON - ssz
eg =.
packer. arc doing their bert to ssnd ss msny On a.
sa h. ss ai
, 1863-11-12

60 70 fH1 BEsr-9o 70 BRYANT Il STRAnoN'a
CHICAGO CoAxEnc1A1 Co1IEax, to get = thorough
dress {enclosing stamps} BaTAAg b sraAxToH,
Chicago, Illi1 oI1.
, 1863-11-12
- Gas-httiug work doue promptly at VIII
matth'e, 1s2 Lake street, oc18.20d

Gas FnTuREs.-The cheapest place to buy new
styles. fs st Wilna.th'e, 183 Lake street.
pc1&-o43A-e0d
, 1863-11-12

~ F. E. Rigby. 50 Randolph street, Ia selling
Paper Bangings and Window Shadca at New York
prccs at wholesale and retail. The trado supplied
on the most liberal terms. oc2qpa4W
, 1863-11-12
CONNIE Al,

T1paKspAT Ev1XEa, Nor. II 1861,
III: following table Ehowa the receipts aua ahlp-
Esats dur13E tae p2ss tNtuty four ko1r7:
REuS1F1g FOE LAST TWENTY FpuE uoJRs.
, 1863-11-12

Woman's odaetortea which approach within ninety
rods Of it, 1edo1ent shotes+ What IL to be done
win ats Inat u me question: n1s question,
tne so4ataon OF "aacn must De reached At once.
Deass 4se eaasetoos' anu growing more 50 every
ea'' eee 4eso. tnaes oe 4ppaeo' E1tnef 1he
eaase " 1'e ptese0s eonolIon must DC soated, OF
eo.ae 1e" a1e un'.eo eApeta"eot tnust1e tue
e'a' a. sonIceteo VIII eao 4a11ee 1aea' we are
gong 70 reproduce sngeestfon which appeared
N oot co'o"ns come ase ofsl1 months since, at
ume "aeo our eutefings we're not 60 intolerab1e
Aetlng upon me fanscaoas principal that 50 oftsn
10 Inc rue o. ot1es"1se very ecnsible men. that
tnese 10 no aeeo OF menoing the foof when the
"eatnef Il peasant the article attracted little or
~ @.Veaaou t1on 4s. people. sno none NOM oaf
~ "eIelts.ee. aAo lne suggestions We feaef 10
.,, oosu ea.ettaAasao " oat Guy auenoanes' ana IN
tae.4sts ss1[4eo ous. w nase seaeouaple taata
11s a,,s .us opaes "naea We sFe nov sanes
ass." "s4 - ~ a4a snat .Imrso y
IT,. - ~. y. ps Is 'uess II 'ns
a.s.r+ - .s.s - - - see. T.
~ cs-+rs - .;ee ~ -. .,11 =. @4vas1 sas..
49,. w. .Sa ~ nn..+5a,, .-,s.. ~ ~" - =.
drn4, a. vi, -a1s,+ 49, s1ossst,a,, ~ ~
.rt;cle ~ Which ~ haxe refs-rsd A. 49, -. ~
snot mia h,s,n ,ntn ~. ~ ~, ~ 10y sha,e
which .h.n enbrac. two hnndraa r.st
SQUARE or diameter. TIM vn11 xrb,ch anr,o.a. tba
bas,n tn be of eo,d nn,.onrv .nt,rt1v v,ts, t,nh+
ard tn r,se txo feet ahora the orain.rv .t.- lev.
ri ~ tte 1,re. FINN the b..,n d,o a c.r.t -,
.or.anct =, ~. .on.h 1,-sx.h .rtha r.,..Lu" "
xr,.h s.,,rs-~ +,-o s.se Tas. 49, ,..,s
,trs- ~ +s;,. h.,, 49,. ~ a.s. a' -. 1 ~
ytnae md tbe vsvss rtn a. ~ -s.+ rra1 ~
-on nnou. th,+ ~. h-s,t.-. s.o,,, ~ ~. t,s,
''~~~-
, 1863-11-12

driver and lila for custom on the streets:
elutj tbeHe people have been deeeios our mcr-
chants and citizens undiscovered. The:r tsetica
were to steal largo amount Of goods from Cleve-
ISLE there. meanwhile accnmulatine d isrre
amo1nt Of Chfeago goods for the Cleveland MIR
lct Ihus vibrating between tho two cities, peudu-
out Distinction They TOOK with them to chica.
go two urge trunks filed With stolen articles. aud
ttast before their arrest here forwarded the same
trunks to this city,
, 1863-11-12

Vessels Passed Ueffait.
Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tribunal
DETROIT. Nov. II, ls6s.
Cr-Props. Antelore. Encinc; basks Hawson. TWi-
light. Champion, Union, PoEeroy. King; brig Low
ell sch1s. Ketehum, Merrick Die Vernon, Mitchell,
Magil1, Autocrat, DeTolfe. pcora, Hlnckley. Young
Republic, Idato, Coruelts, Breed
DowS-PEops. Hunter. Badger: hrts Williams;
sehrs Fiske sasco, Rac1ne Mott, Nicaragua, sfedlt
ef1anean, Ellen Williams, Ba,es Eesoluts
, 1863-11-12

Cov1os-Duu m 4 Imp, ovss .. 5so
FIouR-E7t7A atata II fir leI1est fos Go7cE1Na7f
guile staaty. vhtA aIi an osae- kt3d1 no
dull snd d.oopitE; 81 s5S7 50 for e-t?A Eou2d hooH
Ohio; = 5S3S 70 foz u1kfe bs1ada, Aa1kat closing
upll. with &, ooptDK teHs eDcy.
WHIsKf-More active and Grrncr at E5s9GSc. chiefly
ut !stteE yricr.
rAlH-Wheas gull. h-.vy AID lacc lcwe.:. Afev
sali s1es Of CLcfca pA.ce Mnd at tut! prItcS
bnt to sell 10 a3y anount hocrs Eon ;: compeilc1
3lTfaIs7t inr amber Mllvausec-lhe lstt.r for
choteo 1i4cal 4s for einteT westsr,: 81 D415. fof
Sis- R1e ssarce and arm a 81 2saeI q. Barley more
esn. CON dull anu ic lows? IT sta lot aa!pplae
nib ed Reatsrn Il s.oErs siGh aaoss; s. eH e
s5kc for western, cheny Sc for Ecster1 aud stsse.
WooL-E2rket quiet aud 1En1.
: P1pvIs1ous-FoTk opened quiet auh cnsed steady.
Win rathfr mora dciaR. Dressed hogs arc 81 ada
nI ?9Ac fer cry Bseon1Staes g9et snd nsT; TT;
celIYetahle from JauI.ry 10 April ut t3Hc.
, 1863-11-12

Arc remarkable for 4. delic8ey Of perfume apd
heslthy purity very seldom met wIth.-Louisu|H<
D4mocYal. Sold everywhere.
nov10 p601 1-3teod-tt&eE TIN.
, 1863-11-12

Oswc0o m2rket-Nov. IL.
FLppR-UnchanEtd-
GrAIy-Wk eat null. Com firm; smaN lots selling
at 81 oH. QatB eu1l Snlalf lots At At Tic.
ERKlun7s-Cauai t1etsats lower; four 6365c;
wheat l5c.
NJ a N EW5-
, 1863-11-12
Extensiye Haul Of Stolen Goods.
We find the following In tie Clere1lnd Lad

U1 IHeEG1J.
Yesterday officer McEinstry received letter
from Bradley, Chief Of Police IL Chicago, inform
ing him Of the arrest OF three shop1ifsess-a man
williams, M1a Williams and Kate Jones. From
papers found IN their possession, hoKeres-
}nt1ed that the true name Of the mAu was
Lkona1d, and that ho and bis accompllces
lived In Clerelald. omceIe Whitney and
Clair street, Indicated - theirs by tho receipt,
and found there large amount Of stolen goods.
tela.res and sllks, cloake. shawM, enastoidestes.
female associate came to this city from Rochester
abort two months ago. just before the State FAlt
here, that they. 1rnted their house on st. C1Ai
st:cet reputable people. tba: the rnaa Is owner
Of \ hAek aad horses for Witch b: h:ses
, 1863-11-12
Bu6nto Mhrket-Nov. II.

FLoUz-Qutet
No milwaukee, Club, Mlxed Corn ts sailing at s4a
9lEr. Others quiet.
WHlsKY-Ret&ilinE 1t Sc.
FR1I0nTs-a,n on wheat. 1.c o. osss.
lAroE1t-1 900 bsls donf. 14l TOO hu Wheat lG ,eo
EsToETs-6 eeo os1a aour 81 oco bu wheat 81 90 bu
cQlp. .SGGtQ c1 Qat1. II 90 tu barley.