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, 1863-11-24
ROBBERY AT THE TREMONT
HOUSE.
Arrest Of the Thief.

Eot some EeeH past, complaints hare been
made by guests at the fremont House, that while
they were absent from theit rooms, watches,
chains, bracelets, pins, ETC., hare disappeared.
Various pereonB hare been suspected and "shad-
owed" but the right ono nevee caught TIL yester.
day. One Of the znost successful detectives in the
city was put On the scent recently, and after get
ting the description Of ecne OF the missing Jew
ely, soon found It exposed to sale. He contrlvsd
TO get pretty good description Of thepezson xho
had dpawncd II, and going to the fremont went
through every department Of the house, ii vari.
Gus dieguises and upon different p.ctexts, accom-
panied BY III. Drake, one OF the pzoptictars. The
servants were examined, but none anewe.ed to
the description. The detective finally Inquired of
had been seen+ Mr. Drake replied that ali had
been seen but one, and he WIS Mr. Dsake's oga
walter, and that 1t could not possibly be him,
The detective wished to see him, however,, and
upon coming into his preeeuce at once recognized
hisman ald arrested him
The name OF the party is Peter Foster, q Ger
man, (ttough when arrested he gaye the name Of
James Dolano He was quite penttent and co.,
feesed everything to Nh. Drake, acknowledging
the thefts and told what disposition he had made
Of the property, q large proportion OF which has
already been recovered.
Foster has wife and two children, and sayz It
was fer the purpose OF getting few articles Of
Housekeeping necessity that he yielded to tempta
ton, Hs wife IL greatly affected BY the sad affair,
and says that she knew nothing Of the matter,
which assertion Foster c0r1obo1ates. Mt. Drake
has promised to send his wife and children to her
friends ut st. Paul.
, 1863-11-24

y. Parmelee introduced the following ,e.o,rt,,,
T11ca M read by The Secretary Of thc Bosrd:
hea4Ufd. That this Company hereby snthnr,zf
Ar. Fuller, the Vice President thereof. to proceed
under and n pnrsn11ceo Of N ordinance ofthe Com,
mon Council Of the city Of Chicago entitled an
erainAnGe exempting Canal street and other street1
r. aa 1 tos
eltoct railway tracks Upon ualsted street com.
mencing at the Intersection Of the Madison street
railway, thence eouthward on said Ha1stcd street
to Blue leland avenue. thence eouthWesterly on
uthe1w.se directed. On motion Of Geo. n. Fuller
the resolution WAS passed unanimously.
On motion, meeting adjourned sine die.
GEo1aE II. FULLER, 6ecrctRry.
sons seainst whom fhe injunction Of October 2sd
was 1ssued, had any participation II the work en-.
joined They nurEe inability to procure the iron
they contracted for. a. reason why the Chsca 20
City Company did not proceed. with the work 81
laying ne track Immediately aftes tho issuance or
They ~ that " without intending any disrc.pect
or dtsobedience to the process OF the Co1tt. but
tnspecttng that the plaintiff In this suit, for some
E1ntetef purpose, would attempt to embssrass the
Gmcago CITY Company In that behalf, and seek to
deprive it Of its just and legal rights in the pTeai
C91tt fqr that p 1rpose, or unlaWfn1lT obsttuct
said work," and because the people along the line
Of the route wanted it badly, therefore, they put
It through or = s1udsy g our readers are a!resdy
bGhalf In substance, that having been In the ON
ntbne buEineaa for eleven years, and noted al that
time for his disposition to accommodate the pub.
lc, he could not be suspected Of possessirg heart
nnt5 snonEh. to resist the prayers Of the public
= Tho persons whose stadavita are filed arc Frank.
Pa!mloe, Jerome Beecher. ]. Russell Jones,IJ j. O
Haines, William Il. Ovingtnn.
, 1863-11-24

III "a - hi Hesfs ia es e. Se r. o1s r.
cay W. wss a n5m n bat ~ MiDsc.tye-b -bnye!s holdiox on
city packed y III B 100 brs 90 1t 81 % delivered
ateepot 5oo III: Saturday aEentng At 1l7.5o.
1,2C0 btls Extra Ness Beef. all onpt.
BULK MEATs-3tore active. Sales today :-H GEO
coo pcs GO, 80 days II silt. Vi &C packed In b1s
Eze11sH MRATs-1c1 b1a Long Cut Hams at SC.
GREEN MKATs 81 NO pcs Hams at SC from the block;
block. 1T 4Hc.
, 1863-11-24

Second f1eet1n. and Fu1l Orxaplzss
tton for the 8tueer.

The Cltizens' Committee, appointed to confer
With the Managers OF the Young Mems Christian
Association, met at the rooms Of the Latter last
evening, and organized by electing Jas. l.. Reg
nolds, Esq, Permanent Chairman s. A. Kaaa,
Treasurer, and ?. L. Underwood, Secretary. The
following gentlemen were appointed Committees
to solicit subscriptions IN the districts assigned
them, viz:
First Dfstrfci-south Water Btroet, and all be-
tween it and the 1iyer-M. ". Hi15dale, e. G.
Powers, ". Munger, J. ". Num-.
Second DlstFtc{-Lake street, and cross streets
to South Wates-H. ". King, ". E. Doggett, G,
B. Nelson. ]. '. FarWeu.
Third Disff5ct-Randolph and Washington and
ctoea streets to- Lake-C. g. Wicker, G. G. Cook,
Fourth Ds*i.Iet-A1l Of South Division Of the
kef. Peter rags, Geo. q. Pope, Nehemiah Hawkins.
FJfIh DtstflcNWcst Division Of the city-Df, !.
=: Aollistef, John A. Tyrzell. D. J. Lake, a. B.
Sirth Dlsirict-North Chicago -saml. Howe,
Gi1bsE5 n t Hgbss1t I, VIM T. shnfea, CIR 1atzabee,
SerenM Disf,Tc&-P Packers, Lumber Dealers and
Manuiacturefe-P. 1. Underwood, J. F. GI1litte,
T, n. Avery. F. B. Gardner, T. Y, Baxter.
Eighth District a!1roads-C. G. Hammond,
H. E, Sargent, E. B. Talcott.
Executive Committee: Jas. L. ReynoldA, John
7. Farweu, #, E. poggett, who were requested to
publish an appeal to tho public In behalf Of the
suffering poor Of our city.
DisbursIEg Committee, consisting Of B. F.
Jacobe, r. L. Underwood, W. q. whitehead, and
IN Auditing Committee, coheIstfng Of Jas. l..
Reynolde. q. g. Powers. and r. II. ATerJ-wetc
ALEC appointed.
Meeting adjourned.
, 1863-11-24

The meeting at the fremont House, last even
ing, Was well attended. and hopeful spirit was
cvinced BY tho fiiends Of the project. The epb-
ec1ipton for building the bridge was Increased to
$500; and it Is believed thst before the week
ends, the whole amount necessary {S14 00W viii be
saieed. An adjourned meeting will be held at the
fremont House, On Saturday evening next, at TX
O'Clock.
The project for building this bridge is now fairly
under way, and We believe that Its friends con.
time their efforts for few days longer, they will
certainly succeed. There was but ono bridge in
use, yesterday, for teams, between the North and
South DI,isions-the Clark street bridge being
cloeed for repairs. A few weeks' continuance OF
the present extraordinary demands upon It vii
render It entirely worthless, and necessItate the
erection Of new bridge. Let our citixeny see to
it that al possible efforts ba made to prevent the
recurrence OF such contingencies. Make tho
mecting on Saturday night full one.
, 1863-11-24

Received. % 1B bu. The wheat marknt ruled steady
With moderate demand 1t Il a9h0199H for No. /
o. for ~ ree.!pts Of No sprng Winter stofrge
COMMIT need Jeserday, 10 that receipts dated aid
xfter The 0th viii be subject TO 2c less storage Il held
osef un ,a sprnE that rsceipts aated previous
and the latter fall receipts Discrimination Of Isc
per nuehe1 In prices Eth Of course te made n avor
CHANGE lp. n, were 1900 buehels. In tho evening
the market Was ahate hEmer, md about 900 bu8n-
and 81. .l05a for new receipts.
, 1863-11-24

on Last Thursday. the eighteenth dsy VI H..
month, notice YVES fled in the case Of William
T. Goudy re. Russell Jones ct ols, In other Hords
IN the Wabash Gaze. directed to Russeu Jones, "
u. Ov3ngton, 5ohn c. Haines, jerome Beechcr
Henry Fuller, Dasld 4. Gage, Frank Pa1melee
etc.. Eetng tho defendents named both in the orig
1ual and supplemental bill in chancery died in tn.
esidease notify ing them that on Yesterday At ter
O'Clock, or AZ soon thereafter a. counsel
could be heard, notion would be made before
Judge Williams, for IN order thAt all OF the aboye
named gentlemen stand committed for q breach OF
the Injunction originally issued in said cause. To
support this notiee, an affidavit was filed on behalf
Of the Wabash, setting out the breach oi the 1n-
Junction, by laying down the track On HA1sted
street and Blue Island avcnue, and charging that
Inc persons named In the notice were the parties
Eoa1ty Of disobeytnR the command Of the Cou1t In
INC premises. The understanding that the mo-
uoa was 10 be algned yesterday morning, called
toeetne1 large array OF the leading talent Of the
naf. ready 10 "ptteh In" as toon ~ the oppo,-
Iun1t$ should arise. Tbs Court, however, not be-
ing able to hear the case yestertay. the argument
%as deferred TIL this morning. During the day,
however. large number Of atadaylts were nlei,,
containing the statements upon which the gen
tlemeu charged with violating the command
ofthe Circuit Court, rely a. defense to the &C
cusat1on. These statements profess to disclose the
transactions between the Chicago West DIyision
Railway Company and the Chicago City Railway
Company prio. 10 the 2sd Of October, at which
.4 the tf}unction granted upon the prayer Of
ta8a6nstnal bill Was served upon the chicago
West Dlstaion Railway Company. They a1lege
that On the 9Th Of October bona dds t.ausfe. VI,
made By the West Division Company to the Chicago
CITY CQmDAuv 8fthe rfrht nf fhn Wet nIv3.{cr
, 1863-11-24
DI Il D..

On the 22d Inst. luddeAIy. HELEN E, (and Al in
ani BOZ wife and calld Of jacob P. Willard aEec So
years
The funfrsl vii be Attsnted this day fTuesdsy)
hom 1hef r$siaencs $50 Wabash avenue hr IL orlocK
n. FtlendA are invited to attend.
At the Sherman Houss. yes erday morning, Of cog
sumption, LEWIS Il. STEWART, In tse s5tn year OF
his sKe-
Ee has for nuuhsr Of yea.s beea Cash1e: CT the
B1Aach OF the State Fank. at Athens Ohio, aad wns
on hia wAy home. rom Aiunaaota, Whers 10 hss been
spending soma month for hin hes:th. He wis an up.
1t snurle ess man highly esstened ~ citizen and
died In the tu1l enjoyment OF coIs,ant Christians
frr
, 1863-11-24

The four market WAS quiet and rather heavy, with
extra. ior the Memphis and New Orleans N 4SEess,
comprising 25o 6a1rels, II HS@55 81 for low era ie
AMI F,perIne: 4G R7k tor country double extra an
Ssoo Ss srl i9f soun,1yl choIee fan,y There "a
nts1 zoto 81 40 p.F busse foF fair choice fA Cora
e - 6a9ysns e xi,h sass e 500 .ses m!1sd .aa RI
contracts aIe given elsewhere. Oat1 % :liued ona
ssne It hushs1 ss ssy 9Th hs!es Of oo sscks ss
Hc, Barley Wa9 dull for medium aad 10 grades A1d
t.e9 we're cor n1ee to 50 tscks chocs spn1 et 81 "A
Fer bpshe1 and SEQ sacks DO at prtcs 1de ppb-
ruled lower tc.tay with saes o. DO ascka Ut
a@esc per baanel excluE1ve OF Ea1ks and 25I do 1t
Il 10 per hufhel lLcludlnE EachB
, 1863-11-24

To Charles r. Rose, late seaman on board
the United States war vessel, Gem OF the Seas:
Of the rebel vessel Dixie has been collected
through my office, and Is subject to your order,
JOSIAH COOK,
Attorney and Counsellor, Buffalo, n r.
Q0y2, r3742t
, 1863-11-24
CHICAGO CATTLE MARKET

,- NoSDAx ErEs1aa, Nov. q. 1863.
.c. ,rd.v -, naut ~ so sae various sasd
49, hs1.,e. Tst% -,ss ~ ~ nsoo Out sitf
sa.s ~ . - ~. s4s w 1es'otuns asst4Y 2I0
ae heaa At nr,csa ~ a1s es aoaas te
Tbs ls1vest proportton nf ..le. bs1s hsss ~ ns
usnsas Thtre h.. h.an ,,,t,a ~ -, .ssa uase
/, market ftnce sstnra.v. n thsrs :. ~. - soe
n-Irea ara n,ns- ~ a.ao..a ~ s,,1 ~ emetsAee
tor nedtu .na sTt,s 1r.ss, :. 49,. .eus ~ acase aaa
much too ltm,red 11obte- s1a 80 supp'y u
ara alsn IN fhir racn.tt ,,,t.n,a.,s,. qua1ae'
.rronr+ ,-.-.,,nr 49,. ~. ~ W 1ostameh'
.sss es.-h,s. H ao1 - ~ t.sN ns tae prices
S>''~ ''' "1'@A A''e oes1 uo1 - oeS@'aa 1@ d.
10y - oA13Ak.
NJ Io.anh nrna. ~ so' Mo INFORMS ua tha,
-, ssAsp. Deaut y. euasoa county, mo. sold Joel
oa.ps. W eptin21e!a. III one uurham steer, two
ola' *etSa.ng A'oso pounds, and ona Weighing
~ uaut ~ oac k1oH8' SON OF these were grazed
eA''eSo1 oEon'sa." -.
u.r .o,. e4r11z aa11a s.11s u s1scx sATuanAr.
ses ss1a 1afsSSa s. 4 T. ~ IS 4
,t ksl!sr sold Miller H. aV ss ns at il. av ,.
yeass a sold Hubbard = Co. Is, az 1,p, ~. at r. g.
Series sold Downing %. ~ Me nt, At 81 ID j. % ~
e. 4
GsgE G5eEo!y y ,o1a IsxSstt III sxi las Ss @
hf Bde ii so,d ccrny 81 ~ ,,o n, at IA m h.,a
Ssst Msssps ,ss se]s F13:,4 g e 4
baeSs1 % sold he9si 81 e. H. ssS s. ,u
ssd pl.es.y sola s.lvs,nan u COW. At
uraay amount @ to about lsso hosp and The entered
.sss 1s' ssy.y as Sh; this
Cd Is wi, b. seen from he fact that nearly all tie
, 1863-11-24

- Timothy Titcombts new book, "Lettcrs to
The JoEeses," price 81 Is, for eale at NcNally &
Co.'s, 81 Dearborn street.
, 1863-11-24

moisture and dryneas. Finally, lit be any pleas
ure for you to know Il, an well sasibded with its
price, its finish, It's action and is tone, with til
toul enstnNe. Yours very tuly,
N. r. CooE.
CHELSEA, Nov. IS, 1863.
H. 7. Merrill & Co., Of this city, have the
wholesale agency for Mr.. Phal's stse piano fortea
for nine Western States. Go aud eea them.
, 1863-11-24

D1AxAsrxD.-The schooner II. Ballard, owned ID
oisA itton. She VAS hound for Chicauo ltd
cargo Ct COAL ana on reaching Saginaw Bay was
spars takmR Hith them aas rigging. all Of which
ware lost, with the exception CONS ofner Light sails
he disaster took her IN bringing her fr as the
st; CfzsF KivsE. nom Ehic. poitt she was toEeu to
afternoon at O'Clock
AsHoRx-The schooner Annie c. Raynor, bound
from Buffalo to Chicago eth cargo Of coal Il aso:e
81 Mlgdle j lsssno. s La5e Musen Early q Thursday
snd strong wind she struck On rect at ths aooTa
point ana nov lies 10 water about four feet forward
patched her relief and ere thla taken her depart
pre-. Both vessel anr cargo, learn, fully IL
an1ed, but in Whist companies we did not learn
, 1863-11-24

VARIETY THEATRE.-Mr. G. NJ, Chadwick
has wrought an entire change in this place Of
amusement. He has abolished drinking and
smoking, and will use his utmost endeayors to
makeit chaste and respectable in every respect,
by the adoption Of strict rules and regu1atiousaud
the employment Of the best dramatic talent. The
proprietor states that he will spare neither pains
or expense to make the Variety Theatre worthy
the confidence and patronage Of the best families
in the city It is located at Nos. LIS and 1T Dear.
born street,
, 1863-11-24
ILLINOIS AND MICHIGAN CANAL.

Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Teibune.l
BRDGEPoRr. Nov. q, 1861
CLEARED-9USDAY.
North Star, IssalIe SEQ b1ls salt,
II. &. Gay lord, LockpoEt, 8t,165 feet lumber 50.
rostg. tons coal. 1e. .tso ~ home fruit
frcssan ii"tra III h1Ia se' - 81 nnss e sa
II. Hamlln, Ottaws, Is eds tanbark.
ARRIVED.
s. F: Gale, Athens, 90 yds Enbb1e stone.
Y. s. Gnrnee, Athens 10 yds dimenslon.
Walter Smith, Athens, Urubble.
L8dy Franklin, Athens, 90 rubbfe
Elizabeth, Lockpo 4oo bu corn, SO hrls -four.
Drill, Morris, 10 tons coal.
stars and sn1pes. MOTIFS, 1850 bu barley. A3o1 ta
: ofktown, Vne., yteo bu corn: 90 br1s s5rup
Maple Leaf. Joliet, so bu corn, 800 bu oats,
E. BuInhsu. Prison, Is ids runble gtone, tan to1s
Laura ANA. 0ttaws, 80 bu oats, 100 bn wheat, 75
Msnarch, Joliet 80 brls vinegar, ss1 bzla -four, 80
Constitution, Loctport 900 hn cosn 1l3a bu oats,
lit hrls Gpur.
, 1863-11-24
ER1,erqI Notitzg.

EOUNp,-A Watch was found on
l the 18th fnst Let tha oNa1R dcsc1ibo It. nav
or this Advertisement, xEd d ad4fs9s LOIS to 2RIfiH
NuE, T1Ihupo oEhco. uc2l rS$.it
, 1863-11-24


CA111x-The market during tho week was duil
buyers appeared to take bold very saArEgy. There
wss fhr amount shipped East. The .ea made win
range. vas1ing from u 5o9a u cwt The principal
d1msno, FowsTSr a ~ ior r. ne potter descI1ption
wsIs denosed q Ae Esngo Of the m.rtes 6eiog from
u A5Na6f0 cNt. Tbern Wert liberal shipments East.
ana onr etat1ed report this present week viii b
found interesting,
, 1863-11-24

~" The French Wine and Liquor Manuiactu-
rer," guide and recipe book for liquor merch.
ants, price $3.50; "Hagar Lot" the sequel to
The Poor Gfet," price 10 cents, for gaIe at Me
Nally d Co.'S, 81 Dearborn street.
, 1863-11-24

8oVKKNNTnT ETuuK1-
Government stocH quiet and without material
change
y, 1year. cest.....1o2 Us 81 81 regd. -.1tsK
MoxKY-Eaaler with better supply. At 637 p cent
bulk OF transactions at tho latter price.
Sterling Exchange Gull and 10 Her lat &1-67H9t e.
Gold Irregular, uneettla5 and hover, 0panInE at
$sSK advanelng to ISM declining to 1sh, and elostnE
weak at l5aX.
, 1863-11-24

ROUTE AGENTS CONFERENCE.-The Route
Agents. Convention will assemble at the United
states Circuit Court room, Custom House building,
on the 18th Inst, {to-mozrow] at 10 o'clock q. m.
committee will be In attendance at tbs Local
Mall Agents. Office on Tuesday night and Wcdnes-
day morning, to receive and assign them accom-,
nodatons. E. DENxAN,
Chairman of Coynmfttaa
, 1863-11-24
noy74-R437.6t

GnANuLATKD EYE Lns.-Having carefully IN
yestigated the sutject for many years. I ind that
traced 10 this cause. and would strongly advise ali
PER- ems suffering from this disease to attend to It
IN the early stages, and thus prevent isrepa11ble
damage to the eye.
j. 3. WALLER, II. D., Occnlist,
Office III Bouth Clark street, Chicago.
1or2ir4i1.3t
, 1863-11-24

Two Do11AEs-1f yon want Photographs taken
Tor two dolla1s per dozen, 60 to Brands rst class
gallery, No. 106 Lake street, and get them. You
E. i. BRAND, lG8 Lake street.
, 1863-11-24

Tho pfaymen IS. North Clarkstrcet
HaflWay-Denny CouEh1iu In Ques-
tion % aln-More about the Lake
TunueI PfoJcct-Ncyr Sidewalks Or
dcfcd-Aldermen divided on the
KInzlc street R21lroud-ShQfcIot
makes q speech on nR41iroAds-New
Health Ordinance Motion to recon-
and formal Acceptance of the Or
dinancc-Etve}y Times Amou. the
Coppetht ads, de-, dc.
, 1863-11-24
MARINE NEWS,
FORT OF GdIUa aG.

Prop Wlnslow. Smith, Buffalo, sundriea.
P.op fSsag s,S a. Lsrnsley analo. sas{siez.
tx $:isss IL. I'LL Rs7 SIsy as ss' IS ias,
Prop BsosEsiie. S.ess. iootisai. !ss bss salt, ,:7
BB,,g Sa!se5 - n Mg.y; ~ ~ lumber
sehr Ebessz Green 1 b By, = is n Timber,
schr ssn Jacihto, blackburn. Greea Bay, rs N lna-
schs Belle. Edwards. Map!towoc, 80 m lumber.
Schr Chatlos.s, Young, Alanltovoc. 100 eds wood.
Sae E nssx! = 81 To.
M sMeh1 Hornet. Anderson, Eaene. 25 COO br:ek.l
schr Fan5y oad fios, Smith, s1eooszau 80 m 1ath.
schs s. Lawrence. 4erkaun. shebo1gan. s. cords
schr Mariner. Neaon, centerrllle, 9scords wood.
sehF Transit. Hoag, KoTacee, 80 IN thDgles. 800
schs Clipper City 1nserso, Bsy de Noquet. 100 &C.
sssE sssF 'sss, %; r
sehr TEn sisters. cuotn. Wolf River, 900 II tie.
schf nnISer smmps1s = Two kVers leo lumbar. 10 N
sehr Geal5s1ks he!a. Gsntervl1s, g eords wood.
schf = aHaSe- LAWRENCE Grand Haven, 81 cords
sehr solA Williams, Billings. st Joseph, l1s m 1uu
schr Ihoa KIngsford. Tomkinson. Bay de Noque. 40
Ssew sS.s
CLEARED. g.
IF 1885, saRSss
schf Plovsr. NeCoimich. Buffalo, io6s bris besi ISL
senr ( Lndirgten, Wi!llame, Wolf IdseT. sun irtes
sehf Gesias. 6ozayan. ManitoToc, sasd;ies s14's'
, 1863-11-24

T Saturday evening, bttween
uect cA1a OF betveen Taenty 4acpni eed rvnntV
~ ,s,St H. e. ssealr,a sslr s7saus q l.do
rav,ng gswe n Is and IL at2to Es,eat. W
rnS}fsg+t r n puT{ rr,y-
, 1863-11-24

FAST DR1y1No--Wm. h Moore was arrest.
en-, between and o'clock yesterday morning,
Tor fast driving, for which he was mulcted In the
sun OF IS III d eosss. Whea arrested. he put his
tand in his bosom to draw bowls kife, an tnteu-
tor which was quickly tust:ate1 By the oalees.
, 1863-11-24

RESISTING OrF1cERs.-Joha Wright and
John Fogarty, for being drunk and reasstine the
officers, we're yesterday morning fined, the nfst 40
ind the second 81.
, 1863-11-24
COMMERCIAL.

MONDAY EvNrya. nov. q 1858.
The following tsn!e lhowy the receipts and Ahip-
ments during the pass forty.eizht hou,s:
NXUEIrfS Yax r. ar vo,-.~.,-,.~ v,++~s
, 1863-11-24

VAoRAScT.-Charlotte seely WAS yesterday
fined five dollars aud sent to Bridewcll for thirty
days, for gagrancy.
, 1863-11-24

uGood Society,"" by Mrs. 0fey; HBfeakfast II
Bed" by G. 4. Sala; ..Rumo7s," by tha Author p
+, CHARLES M ApehssteE." md AZ other popular new
bsoks may be ionnd at Malsh'e. corner OF Madt
son street and Custom House Place.
, 1863-11-24
yessels Pnssed Detroit,

Especial Dispatch to the Chicago TTinunel
DHTRorT, Nov. q, 1sG3,
UP-Prcp. Mendota: Echf. international.
Dow1-Barts 1avtnelble, Chenanso, Badger, sfas
s1Ilon, Alice; big Empire State; schrs. Mo,tczuua
Atmosphere, Young Dauntless, Alyoyd, Forp, Id da1o
Hunter, Dis Vernon, Hamilton, T1oEnsidg
, 1863-11-24

ner.tase In Leans $5ra41 10l
Occ eAte In Bteete.... ..-............... liz.
incYeaae In Circulation. 26asd
Tet5eaxe il
, 1863-11-24

BOARD OF TRADE RECRCITNG OFrICE.
We mentioned fen days ago that the BOARD a,
Trade had taken hold of the bus,nsss O,
In good earnest, to MI up their three ree,neuts
the I'D, ssth and 113th. The recruttfn9 officers
appointed have opened an oftca at M, 4 North
Clark street, near the Bridge, where thew viii ba
most happy to impart fuformattou. and to enro,,
the names Of all who ytah to place their mans
upon the List Of their Count.y's Defenders,
PERsoSAL.-We had call from Mr.. VIM.
, 1863-11-24

Marine Of the Lnkes
There are 1,761 vessels on the Northern Lakes IL
clusiug 13 steamboats, 2ss propel1ers and tugs 1Gl
banks, 3 brfgs. 1850 schooners aud 50 sloops and
bsrges
, 1863-11-24

STRAY CH1lD.-On Sunday afternoon =
little gill about three years old was picked up in
the West DiVision, and taken to the house Of Jas.
Holagan. corner Of Polk and Jener.on streets,
wheIe che can now be found.
, 1863-11-24

FLouH-Firm.
Il t45; prime amber Iowa, elsd No 3 Chicago spfns
Corn hhlgnssdLMmlinols IN sll5. Oats Urn Cana:
FRx1on1B-FFn- Flour es@6sc. wheat tic to N, T,
, 1863-11-24

HIDE3-Recsipts arc still VERY large. and since
our Last quotations the market appears to se shade
dtmer although unable to-uny to note any nd.
vance upon previous rates. Ne quote:
GlESA ~
4Een &3 "
green 1att 448 *
E15 5Alkctl. sl3AG411
, 1863-11-24
LOCAL MATTERS,

SWORD PREsESTAT1os.-A very pleasant
affair came OF LIST evening at the drill room OF
the Chicago Union Guards, (Hancock's rcgiment)
which Ia located IN Lincoln Hall. Company G.,
and number Of their friends, were called together
ostensibly for drill, whsn Capt. Geo. F. Letz, Of
Company G. was asreeabl5 surprised by being
made the recipient Of the dnest sword, eaeh and
belt that could be procured In the city, is token
Of the esteem he is held In By his company. The
presentation speech Was made by Mr.. ". D..
Barker, private Of the company, Capt. Letz,
aou OF F. Letz, Esq, Of the Board OF
Public Works,) responded in a few
brief and pertinent remarks. Hon. J. D.
Ward also made an excellent speech. Company
G are proud Of their Captain, nor need be be
aahamed Of his company.
, 1863-11-24

~~ F. E. Rieby, 50 Randolph street, Is selling
Paper Hangings and Window Shades at New York
prices, at wholesale and retail. Tho trade gup-
Piled on the most liberal terms. pc29p3l-4W
, 1863-11-24

NAVAL STORES-Aarket active aud nrm ae
previous quotations. We quote;
ge@f3 % MANILA Rope. .ls0l9
Etc. a.....'.... 1o:@@3M! Hemp :....,s...:... 90
Eod1n.. &c .. 1kth 7etH No. L.. @16H
Eu!penu0e.... H-I344M H.. Rl4x
ON1DES-Guod qualities arc in moderate request
and tte market Enlss hrmer at u 55@t 6 bFl iot
, 1863-11-24
Night Blooming Cefeus
Night Bloor11n. Oefeus,
Night Blooming CefeuB.
Night Blooming Cereus.
Night Blooming Cereug,
Night blooming Ccfoua,


A lmoBt e1qnlstte, delicate md fragrant per.
fume, distilled from the rare and beautiful flower
from which 1t takes Its name
Manufactured only by pHAIoS i Sow
BEWARE or couNrEhFEIre.
AeE FOR FuA1oN'6-TAKE no OTHER .
022-s816-1M Sold by Druggists generally.
, 1863-11-24

60 70 1Hx BEgr-9o 70 BRYAn4 d s7RArzoE's
CmcAao CoNAERC1A1 Co1IEGE, to get q thorough
dress {encloslng stamps BnYAxx d 6FQAFrpT,
Chicago, Illinois.
, 1863-11-24

~ An entire new stock Of Gas Fixtures OF the
latest patterns. PortablCs Drop Lights Shades, &C.,
Gas aud Steam fitting, jobbing promptly attended
to, WIeught Iron Pipes, Fittings and PIumber'e d
materials for sale.
PETERsoS q PATTERSON,
IS Washington street.
, 1863-11-24

BENT TO oBR1DEwELL.-Bridge Downs, John
Foeegate and johanna Hussey, for being drunk
and disorde1ly, were yesterday morning fined a
each and sent to Bridewen Tor thirty days.
, 1863-11-24

The Water VIII be Hhut of To-day
From the whole city at Up. NJ, and may rcmair
shut off until a. N. tomorrow
A. ". TcsKHAx, sac'y.
Tuesday, EoY. a4, 1863,