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WILCOX g. GLIB
Family Sewing Machine

Ef"e WIN tfUtUUu.
10000
THE WILCOX GIBBS Family Sewing Machine ia
i the best Machine, without regard 10 price for
Family Sewing, Braiding, nemming, Fell
ling, Tucking, Cording.
II formss Hat seam, which will not rip In wear
even when cut at frequent intervals and makes the tight
est and most elastic seam, for Full Coh n any Machine
stitch.
peculiar feature of this mach ne which deserves IA
teuar attention. is PArLNrEp Dryor which prevents
the possibility Of setting the needle wrong-and ole which
prevents the Machine being turned wrong
The WILCOX GmB's Hemmers and Felers are the on.
ly really practical Hemmers In USE and are worth one
half Of the price Of the Machine over all others Tor
ly use They form marrow light hem OF fell, far nice
than can be done by hand. The Needle avery short and
perfectly straight, enabling Il TO sew through hard thick
seams gathers In hard CLOTH where all Machines using
! long or curved needles utterly fail.
The feed has no tendency TO draw soi light goods
into the machine, bat will sew LINEN CkynRtc perfectly
tits Acknowledged by all who see or use this Machine
| that II 10 the
Easiest to Learn to Use and Keen
in Order
Of any Machine made,
AFTER much wear and many washnss, the stitching /,
found 10 retain all the roundness cvenness aud ntmne.
which are so much admired at rst.n--Nep rerk S1n
| pcr Send Tor a circular.
/ JAMES WILCOX, Manu- aetnrsr,
i sos broadway, MY.
i A, A. srissos, Agsni, Montpelier.
Montpelier, June 18th, 1888.
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FINE CARPETS.

GHr the MODERN STYLES, Now opening, 1000 pieces Q
the most sp ndd English Tapestries ever shown In THIS
martet, by the NEW ENGLAND CARPET CohFAN1 =,
rs hanover ST.. Boston. ONE PRICE AND CASH SYSTEM ,
sTRIOTLY
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ANEW CARPET.

Crosslys Improved Electrotype, possessing the APP
peArance and beauty orea Brussels and quite as dura-
bic for half the price opening by The NEW ENG
LAID CARPET COMPANY, IS Hanover St.. Boston
Our customers are reminded that this Invoice Of Carp
comprises but 1850 pieces and In consequence OF the
price they viii last but few days.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1863-11-03

We advise young persons, whose hair is beginning 10
fall out to take warning in time and their hair by
using the Ambrosia To hoae who have already lost the
hair, the Tree use OF the Amhrosa will surely restore
as II las done for thousands.
Dr. srraLiSas AMpRosn is a stimulating oily extrac,
OF Roots, Banks aud nerbs IL will Iure all diseases OF
the scalp aud itching OF the head entirely eradieaes
dAndruh prevents the hair from falling out or from turn.
ing prematurey gray, causing to grow thick aud long
" entirely different from all other preparations AID
can be relied on. ete
IL hawe known fact to thousands 10 the City Of New
York that this is the only article yet discovered that will
Cure me ID ease OF the Scalp AMI the Hair to Grow
fklOE $500 PER BOX, containing two bottles.
DM H. II. STERLING,
Sole Proprietor
No. le9 BROADWAY, New York
For Sale by all Druggists.
br y. X, Brown, Wholesale Agent. Mammalian ~,
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the efec. OF sTERLlNG's AMBR0SIA In eighteer
months
CERTIFICATE
This Is to certify that, about eighteen months ago
commenced using STERLlsa's AABRosIA. My hair wa,
short thin, and rapidly falling out had tried many
Hif Tones, lnvgoTators, &c without receiving AMI
benefit Soon after using the Ambrosa my hair easci
falling out and commenced growing so rapidly as to
onish me. Now my hair is thick, soft and glossy and Il
Ave feet four inches in length-when let down reaching
he door This wonderful result attribute solely 10 tn,
use OF SfERlSGs ANHRosiA, as since commenced usin,
il have applied nothing else TO my hair
Mrs. l.. A. BROWN
No. aa3 Broadway, New York.
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We shall continue to supply our customers who aye
bout furnishing or redecorang the foo Of their dwell
ings with carpets from all our departments
The most skilful uphOsterers on hand 70 cnt nd seT
CARPETS when desired NEW ENGLAND CARPET CON
PANY, Is Hanover Street, Bost.n
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1863-11-03

STATE on VERMONT I In Probate Court, holden
WNmSatoN pIstRlor, Sc. nj Montpelier on the a3d
day OF October A. D. 1868.
| 7. LAMPsoN, Administrator Of the estate of
- lhomas Collins late Of Woodbury., IN said dlstct
deceased, makes application for license TO sell part ~
the real estate o sad deceased, representing that said
sale necessary Tor the payment OF the debts of sald d.
ceased and expenses Of administration OF said estate
said real estate being me gulf land oamaed at two and
one half acres. situated In said Woodbury.
Wheeupon, u ~ ordered by said Coun, that sal,
application be fleited 10 the lIlh day Of November
A, D. 1868, at the Probate Ofce In Montpelier for hear
ing aud decision thereon and It is further ordered tbni
All persons Interested be notified hereof by publication
Of notice VI tins application and utdtr theicoe three
weeks successfully, In the Green Mountain Freeman
printed at Montpelier before said time " tearing ihs
they may appear at said time aud place. and Il they So,
cause, object thereto,
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pwia Aiiss--S A. CHASE, Rssiasr.

STATE or VERMONT, Ia Probate coun. 6nldsn
wAsn,seroS Distnlct, - NJ Montpelier within and Tor
said District, on tho ~ day Of October, A. u. 1885,
IiiAkl.ES r. BN1CllbLDisN aud SOLOMON Woon
v Executors OF the viii Of Orange Scott late ofpisnaed
IN said District, deceased present their
accountior seuomeni aud make application for A ds
cree Of asiributon Of the estate of said deceased
Nheteupuu ttispfdefed that the same he Referred
to the 18TH day Of November nta'. at The rtats ma,
In said Montpelier, Tor Hmihai anu allowance Ara
that all coneetned be hetihsd hereof BY thu In
Of this crdef IN the Green Mountain FREEMAN nr,n,ss
al Montpelier, thee week sattessyoly Assoaa :. y.
be, thai thvJ may apreat OF said lime and place and
| II they see cause, object thereto. "~'
n. ny the Coun. U.s. 10 saf...H
fi3w9i Attest, n. A. CHASE, Resls,,,.
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IGNORANCE OF QUACK DOCTORS AND N0srRUM
MAX KS.

Through the ignorance of the Qsack Doctor, knowing
no other remedy he relies upon MERCURY and givesit
10 all his patients IN PIil' Drops &c the NOstrum
Maker equally ign rant, adds to his SO called Extracts
Specific, ALudOte c., both relying upon It's effect, 10
curing few in hundItd It is trunl eted in various
ways throughout The land but. ALAS nothing 10 said
OF the balan.e some Of whom die, others grow worse,
and left TO liDeer and suffer for months years.
til relieved or cured If possible by competent physc
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oUACK EOsTRUM MAKFRs.

through false certificates anc references and fecomuen
dations Of their medicines by The dead who cannot ex
their imposition copy from Medical Books much that
~ written Of the qualities and effects Of different herbs
and plants ascrDe all the same u their Pills, Ex-
tracts, Specifics &c. most Of which il not all contain
Mercury, because OF tie ancient belief Of It's curing
erything " bnt now knogn to XII more than s
cured snd those not killed consituionally injured for
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CARPETS Al WHOLESALE.
CARPETS ATREFAIL,

Cash purchasers are invited TO examine our SO
which is very complete in All It's varieties NEW IN
LAND CARPET COMPANY, Is Hanover st. Boston
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ROYAL. VELVET

AND MgpAuoN CARPETS the finest things out for Par
lors and Drawing Rooms-for sale by the
NEW ENGLAND CARPET COMPANY.
rs Hanover Street, Boston
WF3w
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DIR. BoYoe's Expeotorant,

Persots o. scd,nisfy hstii' troubled win Weatrr..
Llailude, talriAuon 81 tit Heart, t4rk q ppeue,
Distress atei Eatlg rord Liver Coast patton SC. d.
serve TO suflet 10 thy wiz not try
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SOLICITOR OF P.4TIN3N
Late Ageni oi q : PHsut uacs. Washugipn. ut.
thr Attui iHJ7t
10 State street. opposite KIiDy 81, siostu,.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1863-11-03

TO gci thai patients never see or hear each 9th
er Reool ect the Only entrance TO Eis office IL No.
~ having no connection with his residence, conse,
queDtly no family interrupt IN so that on no account
can any person hesitate app yin. NJ bis Office
DIR DIX
oddly asserts land II cannot be contradictedi except BY
Quacks who will say or do anything, even perjue
themselves to impose upon pauents that he
10 THE ONLY REGULAR GRADUATE PHYSICIAN Ap
yRRTIeINa IN UOsTON.
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hNhHiN4' h"h NN'A'" TS"""'i
who know little OF the nature and character of Special
Diseases, and LE7s az to then cure some exhibit forged
Diplomas Of Institutions Colleges, winch never tx.
listed IN any part OF the world others exhibit Diplo
mas Of the Dead, how obtained, un ruwu not only
assuming and advertising in names o thOe inserted in
the Vi p mas but to inrhei their imposition assume
Of other most celebrated Physicians long sncg
dead. Neither be deceived BY
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Dr. I. UIA
proudly rcers 10 Professors and respectable Physcians
many Of whom consult uim in critical cases because
OF his acknow lodged sklll and reputation. attained
through 80 ng experience, pra ii and observation
AFFLICTED AND UNFORTUNATE
&c Ubbed and add to your sudeTings in being de
ceyed BY the lying boasts misrepresentation false prom
ses and pfetensOus OF
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BUT ALL aUACKs ARE NOT iGNORANT.

Notwithstanding the foregoing facts are known to
some Quack Doc ors and Nostrum Makers yet regard.
Of the life and health OF others, there are those
among them who will even perure Themselves, contr
dieting giving mercury 10 their pa EMS or that IL Is con
tanned 10 their NostruIas 20 that he usual fee may
be obtained for proessedly curing. or the dollar or
q fraction OF II may be obtained for the Nostrum II
II thus that many deceived also and useessy spend
| large amounts for experiments with quackery
, 1863-12-24
FROM THE SOUTH.

Fon1nrss MONROE, Dec. 93-Dichnond
1mpcrs, received this cvnning have the fol-
Towing:
L,NcunrRo, Dec. 1z-Thc enemy, $500
strong, with several pieces Of ARTILLERY, under
Gcncfal Arcrill, left Salem Last evening the
way they came
CHARLESTON, Dec. 1G-Gcn. Bcaurcgard
inspected Fo,t Sumter last night.
thrown iuto the city last nj INT Our batter
ics opened heavily and si1enced the enemy.
CHARLESTON, Dec. 18--Ten shells were
kept up steady fire on the enemy, Who are
engaged in obstructing approaches to their
1,atte1ics on Morris Island.
There wae some firing on the stono to-day.
Twenty.nlne yessc1E, including the Iron
sides, art inside the bar, aud ttc Esual num-
her III Stono.
DALTON, Ga. Dec. l8.-Genera1 Joseph E.
Johnston is appointed to the command Of
the Tennessee army. He Is expected here
early next week Gen. Hindmsn has arrived
and takcn command Of his old division Gen.
vile, aud PASSED through Cleveland ycstcr-
day.
CuAnL1a7oN, Dec. 30.-Ttc enemy opened
fire OH the city between II and j O'Clock and
threw fifteen shells. This p. m. twenty more
were fired. No damage done and no one in
jurcd.
CHARLESTON, Dec 1L-Thc enemy contin'
Ut to work on Gregg and Wagner, extending
tie funk Of the former and eod11ng the Lat.
ter. No important movement Of the deet haf
Dcen made
4 calcium light hns been discovered to-
night, rrilccliDg on the city.
, 1863-12-24
PROCEEDINGS Of CONGRESS.
WASHINGTON, Dec. %, 1868.
HOUSE,

hSA4a1AVas 4fI. ~ 4<V4.
HOUSE.
Mr, WADE.t: Ohio, introduced bill rola-
tive to Members oIEongress acting as attor-
nty, counsel Or agent In cases In which the
United States is defendant. Referred to
committee on judiciary.
Mr. WILSON, Of Mass, offered the follow
ing, which WAS agreed to:
Fee0{Etd, Tint the Secretary OF War DO directed
to inform tho Senate whetheE persons held to se5~
vice or labor bv the laws OF Delaware, Maryland,
Vest Ttrg,uIa, Kentucky and Missouri ha1e been
en59led according to lhe pro1sioPs of taa &C. for
approved March 3D. 1857, and II not, why such en-
.o1Gnent has not been made
Mr. TRUMBUL'2 resolution inquiring for
the nanes Of Major and B1iSaaier Generals
extent of their rank and pay Of their seyeral
stafis, with the amount Of rations for each,
&C., was taken up and adopted
After IN executive session the Senate ad-
journed. -
The SPEAKER appointed the following gen
fIemen Select Committee on tho National
Bankrupt Law: Meesrs. spaulding, Kelly
Of Penn; Cravens Of Ind, Hooper Of Mass,
Of Nd, Jcnckcs Of R. T., Chanler Of N. 7.
The SPEAKER laid before tho House COM
municatfon from the Secretary Of War, in
compliance with bfr Cox'6 resolution, trans
hitting the report Of Gen. Mcclellan con
corning thc Organization aud operation Of tho
Army of the Potomac While he WIS in COM
mand, and all army operations wlile Com
mander-in-C -Cllef
Mr. cox, Of Ohio, offered resolution that
1000 extra copies. be printed. Referred to
the Committee on Printing.
:. Mr. FENTON, from the Committee on
Military AfairB, reported a bill to facilitate
the payment Of bounties and arrears Of pay,
due for services Of wounded and deceased
so}diezs. Referred.
Mr. SCHENCK,- from tho Committee on
Military Affairs, reported a bill to create
bureau Of Military Justice, also 9 bill to re-
peal part Of the enrolment act, the sole OBJ
1ect of the bill being to unite tic two c1assea
into one, to take effect On and after It's pass
sesi FERNANDO WOOD. Of N: r, said the
enrolment act Was full of defocts and re.
CURED such modification IS would fill up ou'
falling armies. :. He hoped that the pendins
btll would not be acted npon at this time and
moyed its rcfoIrncc 70 the Committee Of tht
Whole en- the Stato Of the Union. ;.
Mr.. 6CHENCK in reply said the Commit
tee on Military AGairs would not report
, 1863-12-24
FROM 9HDlAhAP0i1S.



The Union State Central Committee met
in this city to-day, and dpassed q resolution re-
questing the County Committees to call Con-
rentions In the various counties, to meet on
the second Tuesday In February, and appoint
delegates to Mass. Convention to be held in
this city, commencing On the evening Of the
22d Of February. The nominations for Gov
ernor and a full State ticket, will be made on
Tueaday, the Esd. Delegates to the National
Convention will also:be appointed.
Col Jas. A Ekin, fpr the past two years 0.
s. Quartcrmaster at tllis place, has been up
pointed Qua1tc1mast.r Of the army Of the
Potomac, and leaves for Washington to-mo1-
row. a number Of cur prominent citizens
arc entertaining him With supper at the
Bates House; tonight.
Gen. L. P. Hovey arrived here to-day, un-
der orders from Gen. Grant, to take charge
Of the new regiments,now being raised in In
diana. He will organize them into brigades
and divisions, and dill them thoroughly be-
fore taking them into the field. ;
Gen. j. J. Reynolds and staff left yestcr-
day, for Now Orleans.
Gov. Morton is expected home from Wash
fnrtnY, m Friday
, 1863-12-24
FROM SPRINGFIELD.

Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Trfbune.]
Sfr,S0F7Elp, Dec. 2; 1865.
Tie following companies have been au-
thorizcd to be raised to fill mp the old regi-
ments, and are NOW being recruited in differ
ent parts Of the State :-0ne company for the
18th regiment, one for the 10Th, one for the
4Gtl,, one for the 51st, ono for the 53d, two
for the 55th, one for the 01st, four for the C4th
three for tic 18th cavalry, nine for the 18th
cavalry.
Application was yesterday made to the
Wur Department to allow parties recruiting
these companies to be paid the same premium
to wit, SIS for each new recruit, and $25 for
each veteran The War Department, this
morning, authorized the payment to be made,
so that all persons recruiting for these COM
panics will have an additional motive to
make extra efforts to fill up their companies.
Recruiting is rapidly going on In the
Seventh District. There hare bcccn two
hundred and ten recruits obtained during
the last month. From SIX hundred to one
thousand persons have been examined in the
above named district, and only about thirty
have obtained exemption papers. Recruiting
is very lively to-day. Nearly two hundred
have arrived in the city. One hundred dol
lars additional bounty has been offered By al-
1nost every county in the State.
Lieut.. Col. Henry G. Smith, Of the 15t regi
ment Illinois volunteers, and ten non COM
n,issioned officers and priyates, have been Or
dercd to report to Governor Yates for re-
cruiting service.
Tho following medical officers, recently re-
leased as prisoners Of War from Richmond,
have been ordered to join their regiments -
Assistant Surgeon D. s. Clark, 25th Illinois
yo1unteers; and Assistant Surgeon P. R.
Thomas, S9th.
Hon. John ?. Reyaolds, Corresponding
Secretary Of the Executive. Board Of the
State Agricultural Society, has received from
Washington large lot Of agricultural re-
winter meeting; Another ~large lot will ar
rive in few days The State Agricultural
Society, by: tho unanimous consent Of the
State authorities, will hold their
meeting in the Representative Hall.
Large entries hare already been made Of
wines, fruits, dairy products, field crops, &c,
and the meeting will be one Of more than
general interest The Agricultural Societies
throughout the State have hold meetings and
appointed delegates to visit the fair. The
tabular statement Of vines that have been
planted in vineyards in the vicinity of War
SAW, during the year Of 1868, number g., ,24o,
showing an increase Of over 50, 600 vines dur
| ing the past year. The total number Of gal
| Ions Of wine made in Hancock county for
1868, is {, 0A gallons.
Cs1. D. Wickershana, Of the 10th Ill caral-
r, is here, detailed by order Of Gen. Steele,
to superintcnd the recruiting Of the Illinois
cavalry regiments now serving in tho army Of
Arkansas. This cayalry division is now In
winter quarters at Little Rock, and is the
| most perfect and thorough cavalry organlza-
tion In any the armies Of tho United States.
It is composed OF three brigades Of three
regiments each, and one battery to each brig
ade, and commanded By Gen-J. ", Davidson.
, 1863-12-24
Qt)iea9o Qribnne.
THURSDAY, DECEMBER "a, 1853.


Gov. Yates has issueda timely procla-
nation wherein lie orders the arrest Of al1
PARTIES recruiting men in Illinois, either
white or black, for service in other States.
Tho previous calls for troops in Illinois
have been more -tllan answered. Men
in all ranks have sprung to arms
with .alacrity, and the farming in-
tercsts have suffered from the
consequent drain. Now, when another
call comes 10 Illinois for men, every man
recruited in the State should be credited to
1cr quota, and not SO to fill up the quotas
Of other States. Illinois can always fur
nish what is required Of ler, but She, can
not be expected to make good the def
cicncies Of Others We hope, therefore,
this proclamation Of the Governor win be
,stringcntly carried out, md TINT every man
engaged In this business will be promptly
arrested md be made to pay the penalty.
The telegraph furnishes the details Of the
international prize fight, as it is termed
Hecnan was badly. beaten. Few would
havs regretted it if the conlbatants had
pummcled each other 30 that it could haze
becn the last Of these brutM exhibitions.
Congress has adjourned to the 9Th Of
.3anua,y without taking final action On the
amendment to the Conscription bill.
McCellans official report, covering
nearly 300 dreary pages Of foolscap, is at
last likely to come before the country. It
is entirely su1'e1auous for ghosts to make
long speeches.
Our news from the South is in detail and
interesting. A traveller arrived at Mem
pills pictures 3 perfect rebel paradise, in
which VIC should recommend him to
dwell. Gilmore is still pcgging away ut
Charleston Guerillas arc still busy on
the Mississippi banks. The cotton pros
poets arc splendid, and the rebel hordes
are to be clothed in Brussels carpeting.
Gen Avcril1, in his official report Of his
Western Virginia expedition, foots up
splendid aggregate Of results Immense
destruction Of stores, material of war,
bridges, railroads and telesraphs marked
his course. His raid was literally con-
quczing Of impossibilities.
Toe Johnston has succeeded to the COM
mand Of the rebel Tennessee army, and
Bragg takes lower scat, becoming his
Chief Of 6tafE.
, 1863-12-24
FROM ST. LOUIS.

ST. LOUIS, Dec. s3, 1868.
L rebel force one hundred strong, under
Col. Reeves, was threatening the small garri~
son at CenterEille, Reynolds county, yceter-
'day. Cavalry have been sent from Pilot
Knob and Patterson to try aud capture them.
Commissary General Of Prisoners Hoffman,
Of Washington City, has officially notified
Col Brodhcad that mono Of the prisoners
now in confinement in any military prison in
the United States are entitled to the privi-.
1cces Of the Presidents recent proclamation
Of amnesty.
"A case Of kidnapping Of woman to be
carried to Kentucky; made row last night
on Fifth street, but the pretended claimant
had al order from Gen. schoaold aithori:lng
him 10 remove the HoDan to Kentucky.
, 1863-12-24
CHICAGO, THURSDAY, DECEMBER "a, 1863.

repcalirg bill. They, however, were ass'du.
ously engaged in considerlng amendments to
make the act more effective.
Mr. ANC0NA offered preamble setting
forth that the act commonly called the Con-
ecription law is oppressive, unjust and uu-
constitutional, becauee 1t takes from States
the control Of their own militia !; therefore,
Resdeed, That the Committee on Military AZ
Of the act and substitution Of some constitution
al and just bill tor the immediate filing up Of our
armies.
Mr. STEVENS moved an adjournment Of
the House. Carried. So the House, in pu7-
suance Of the joint resolution, is adjourned
until the 5th Of January,
, 1863-12-24

New York, Dec 23.-Thc Washington
special to the n. y. 7ridnuF eays:
The paragraph ostensibly telegraphcd from
Fortress Monroa, purporting to give extracts
from Kicl1mond papers Of the 18th, with re-
gard to the disabling Of the 1ronsides md
three Of the monitors, never came over tho
wires from Fortress Monroe, nor has any
there. So Gen. Butler telcsrapls to-uIcht
adding TINT he believes the whole story IA BE-
c1nurd.
The Cincinnati and Philadelphia tc1cyran,s
shout Loug6trcet, ure also pronounced hcre
to he Inventions.
, 1863-12-24
From the Western Frontier.

ST Iou1s, Dec. 23.-The DenIoc7afs Fort
Scott Epecia1 Of the I'D Gays:
"Thc rebel force which crossed the ArSau-
tss, going northward, was under 6tandwaite
hduir aud Quantrell Capt spllmRu, with q
portion Of the Indian troops, encountered
1lcm at Burrcn Ford, Cherokee. comfy,
fought Them four hours, and routed them.
The rebel loss is about seventy. Thep fed in
i'll directions, but the remnants will doubt
less rcorganlzc. It's suspected their destina-
ton IL the Hnusah border,
, 1863-12-24
Markets by Telegraph.

Especial Dispatch to tho Chicago TrIbuua.T
M1LwAuKEE, Dee. g.
GnA1N-Eece1pts ofwheat 2, ,ooo bu. Market opened
downward, and after the steamers news DECLINED &c,
selling on Change At s1165 this evening. At New
hall, bu sold at S1Bx cash coo bu At buyc1s
option. all January delivery, at $1es; 1000 bu ut
.sh; 5000 bu at q. .1s; 300 bu at $t1s, cash, and
closed dull and heavy,
Ho0s-Receipts Olive hoxa 500, and sold st &5509
5.15; $50 AZ 80 at $3.50. Receipts OF dressed hogs
40 II toco dividing On 2oo sod 1t $825@7D0 Market
Irregular and weak 1t tbs outside flsures.
PHoy1sIoNe-Fitm and nominal. buyers heldug of.
Butter more plenty, md prices lesa firm. Poultry
o.