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, 1863-11-07

4 lnxss1Eo Want srrrL1Ep.-A large cl.ss Of
ueioltunates arc to be found in every la-pe city
Wlo base been nsde thc victims Of d-sfent1.
the path Of virtue, have contracted diseases OF a
pat1 ful patnle, for the cuse of which they arc
AFRAID to consult their family pbysicisn. aad thus
suf1e: OF for uonths or perhaps years tne disease
toLetantly ihc1e seD. IN vtruenc- TIL the grass-
hopper btconee = burden. and death IL prayed for
ssthe OF l5 meaIs OF relief. If such persons do
nuster mp sufficient courage to sials soue ono Tor
tie take OF consultation, they usu,1,J fall Into
the hands Of Advertising qusekst who aIa possess-
Cd Of Eorc astn.ance than learning, and marked
the hards Of tbeee harpIes the poor victim Is
dEugge to death. and. what with the effects OF
tie 70 caf!ed medicine, aid the inevitable pro
g,tes Of the dlss asc the ray OF hops de-.
parts, rtason is uzeeated, the body ia mere
wreck. and the sufferer finds shimselfinpovrrahed
IN pocket ruined In body and mild, and sinks to
the grave hinfd the deepest hoHore that man can
It is TO this clses that Dr. BIgelow No. 17s cisrk
ia cascula'ed to bo Of special service. Convinced
10 early Lille that Wider e1d OF re.l usefulness to
IL ELY other DON'T ain OF the Learned profession, he
1esolvt to devote his life to the task Of allavia
ting tbs sorows Of this hitherto helpless class
Layirg solid suest'atum Of general medical
knowledge BY = thorough course OF study In one
Of the bt Rt colleges on the Continent he then vol.
utta,i1y undertook Jears Of labor. In
building up from actual observation and personsi
study under tBe btet specialists In the world. an
iLtlu1ate and thorough knowledge Of private and
chfonic diseasrs, in III theis mulritadnoua mani-
fcsiations, ard tho ability to cope with them al
vi,neDce. How veil he succeeded ID this cndeay.
or bis practice in Chicago will best tel. During
the hut little more than two years that Or BeeloW
and cured thousands Of pasients. His practice is
daily increasing, and those who have oace expert
enc.d his skill Dill not to spe4k Of It to their u.
1lcted friends It Ia pleasant to be ab1e to record
the presence Of 4 man In this community who ia
reliable, sktllfnl and eafe. His advent hcfa SUP.
piled q want long tslt and often deploted. Whife
others tave visited the city. and atter few short
weeks Of pufipg have left for parts uakpowu. Dr..
Biet low, at his Office corner OF Monroe and Cark
STREETS, has Witnessed an increase Of busIuess
each month since his arrival.
, 1863-11-07

New York Salt Murhee-Nov. 4.
Tia market remains nr.u, tho otTa:1rga from 1tst
hann being very hmstod Severai parcels asaton.
lyerpoo. Fine have ss1ivea. but tae1 were soil
noticed previously The ctrgD Of LIVERPOOL pex shfo
Eootn nooo. conststinS Of $50 tons bu!S, block and
tae1 ~ fnroftsd b dealer. The o.ly sales have
e @ g st1us = 81 500 su oEosto. 4oc, mos; md
, 1863-11-07
New YORK Markets nov. 6.
coT1oK-M, IA active and ttx1n at HAS no ha19
BuGn1o Market Nov. G..

FLDpE-Gteaey, .. .
GRAIN -Wteai Tim ! u 2a@1 II for No Mtl9auxs,
einn u 25sl 25H TO- No "a; 11:.1 5r!ne s2rnz;
IS ior Hnl.e winter western. Corn Eclre at JAsGs
s5r--o"sef gYatrs ncnIcaI.
WHISKY Qoitt =: 5sr.
,.4NAL FEs16u7s-2oof for wheat aud lie Tor oat. to
EEw Yofk-
csxJL IHpo9Tt-.sc eco bills -four. 81 co bu wheat.
Isl t0bu oa,s. 50 coo bu coFu, '-
CsS.L ExroR5s-5 0C0 br's 1our. 16l eco bu wheat
50 reD nu o1ts 30 COO nu bay.ey.
, 1863-11-07

There s every prospect that tho pork a 10 OF t>is
city the eueufpg seasonwfll he duttac any
previous 5ear tuce 1gB All thu houses In Tho IL arc
making pref aratioLs to rack, and hear Of sAles
oelseLablo At tho pena in the couu; stfnnr aolas
Ter hundred poun gross which Il equal 70 aro dot
1srs nnu my cents Let. eliveEahle III 1ais city AZ
and the country merchants arc bringing Ia their sloc3
, 1863-11-07
GARD.

TO Persons Suffering from Diseases
Of tlic Eye and Ear.
Dr.. ]. B. Walker continues 10 attend exclusively
to this important specially, which he has ptact!scd
with great success for ne z1sf fourteen years.
O1lec LII South lark street. Chlcago.
Examination free. uo37ogp6t
, 1863-11-07

90 70 TIE BEsT-ao To BRIAAf d SgKArroN's
CHICAGO CondERC1AL CoLLKgE, to get = thorough
practical business education For clscnlars I'd
dEess {encloeing stanps) BRYANT b BrRATroH,
Chicago, 1u110fs.
Gas F1xrunEs The cheapest place 10 buy new
, 1863-11-07

&oFERAAEHT 9ToCKl.
Government Stocks quiet and Hteady.
T.s es si conp...-. 1094 q. 8. g. II crt neF %
U. s Is ~ COUP. .10a
Money active and arm at 2 cent
Sterling Exchange t1tmsr hut quiet at 162a1621s
Gold ufegul,T hut rrncr, opening 1t 48N a1yanciur
to -. declltl1g ID tx and t1osfng quiet ii I7H.
, 1863-11-07

NEW York Seed hfnrKct-EoV, 4.
There n no buttne In gra:s and prtres are nonIna
dJnsesd = esasce On tee tpot hnt the" Contneat.i
been spoken near At hand Some o9 husrels Am u
lean 1ax FOLD Thin few days as shout s. o. closuE
nominaIly OF S3,nt, tho tendency being to lscl1e
, 1863-11-07


The advance in gold In New York this morning
caused better feeling in general produce and prices
improved materially uEder o good speculative and
shtpptng inquiry: but the Improvement was not sus
aioed alter tho receipt Of the New York dispatches
which came in With reaction sgan in the gold mar
ket.
The Flour market was moderately active, but nth.
out material change in prices though there was rat
er more inquiry for Spring extras-about 100 barrels
OF sn Kinds changed at @8 2@s 50 for white Win
ter extras. and i.4o9s5s for low grade and choice
Spring extras.
inquiry for vheat-particularly at the opening and
the market advanced 1k&2e . bushe]; but after tho
fecefpI or the New York dispatches the market fell
ofl@1Hc and closed quiet Winter Wheat was active
and higher. About $1,000 bushels OF wheat changed
hands, at 81 q for No Red Winter: $ll9@le0 for No
Red: N1 for Rejected Rcd; $lGo31,l0 for No
spring s1e4h@1o6 for No 2Spr1ngs and 81 0o@1.o .oox
ior Rejected spr1ng-the market clostnC dali at slt9
for No i Spring and 81 e4H tor No2-
Corn ,xas In actiye demand by shippers, and prices
advanced s@Sc = bushe-uth liberal salesat Sc ter
mol Corn ahoat :s1as2Kcfo No Corn in store 80
sc for No Corn In store: md 7sc for Rejected Corn
In atorehe market closing quiet and rather weak ut
the Improvement
Oats opened at advance OF 1c bushel oyer yes
teTcay extreme quotations, brit the market towards
the close underwent reaction and prices teu even y
Gle below the closing figures Of yesterday. About
lV,0tu pusoeA changed hands. at 62H06ic Tor No
Oats IN store and 6la61Kc for No In sorethe mar
ket clonns dull at Hc for No 1-buyers offering only
&C.
Rye was quiet at oeaesc fbr No l. Barley opened T.
shade better, but closed a: decline Of &c p bnshel
with hght transactions at $L1sHa11s
The market for nighwines advanced Jsc = gallon;
but 1t was quite iusctlTe-the sales amounting Comfy
1o barrels at Sic. AT that quotation thee wers fee
se1loss at Tie close. bnt buyers were offering only
ssHc.
FrovEfoEs were dull and heayy,Hit Light sales OF
New Mess Pork at Us 50 old Mess Pork At 10 New
Prime Aebs Pork It SIS. % and Lard at fok@lexc.
Clover Seed Wa in good demand md scacce at &7ea
Timothy Seed Is quet-With eales At e 2ssaas3. Flax
II steady 1t SAN.
o1ain ffe'9hts were dun and hc lower-wilh engage
ments at sA@1ac for wheat 10 Buffalo; 1sk9i4c for
corn and 1sc for wheat to 0swego and SIC for corn
to Cleveland.
In Beef Cattle ths receipts To- day have been mora
limited ttsn uEual amounting OILY to between so and
GO, and consisting chiefly OF medium qualities. For
this class Of stoek there it, ut present. good demand
and the entered eales for the daE amount to s. al
uy the quotations OF yesterday. In Hoks the market
has been active and much n1mer Than 1t vas yeater-
day. The entered BAIes for tho dAy smount to 81
HcTf at pySttS ranging ftnm - co to II s.
, 1863-11-07

- Albany Barley hlnrket-Nov. 4.
Tsere Is uaartct feature to motto. In ba-.
!e3 The trade continue. TO bur searnsly. at about
last Eeekh quotations. No quSte tso EoSed Sta:c ii
<lSe145 Ca1 atA East. 3l4l@1 43 aa1 Canada West,
, 1863-11-07
THE INQUEST ON THE R0nY OF
CHRISTIAN FERNHABER,
Communication OF Ex.actine Coro.
ner Hasse.

Our strietureB On the manner OF the fnnuea+
lately held in the town of Cicero BY William H.
Hasse, has called ont 4 communication from that
| gentleman, which VIC g1ve below. Our readers
VIII judge whether It places the transaction In
light differing from that which has before been
thrown upon 1t:
Editors Chicago Tribune:
II yoa5 issqe ofto-day find ~ article entitled
wa,Ss gnas r. H., Seia G ,9s to
oett ct ~ ability, atteE obtaining ! jury under
many dit1culties The ste:ute provides that The
ees9ne5 Sell iaSe ammedisto measures to bury
deIed- In order not TO let the body lie there
! over night, / informed undertaken jordan
So he did in this esse. I do not think thst any
| duty is deEolsxd upon the Coroner to Keep the
hocy for weeks, perhaps for yeass, for ideniidca.
trg), my fcpott right ii to liz west Side Polics
least il he German pspets that tae pe.soa ] SEEM
cantch and the empty pocket-6ook. It was not t
ny nlt Tint e, netthss tas The u 70; any q ne Wit
about the pereon until Friday. 'N'
As the remainder OF MI. uaass communication
consists Of sbuae- Of Mr. Brtutano which
his no bearing whatever on TIE question
whether Mr. Haase did o. did not con-
0pCL ID proper aI.d leEas ma 0He1 the inquest On
re Sooy Of Christian FernhaDer' We decline pub
Job prsyed most ferEently to be eaved from his
friends, It seems 10 us that the burden Of MIR.
Hsnse's petition should BE- that he might be saved
from hfmtelf Th.rc could certainly be no moe
complete and satisfactory admission Of the truth
Of al the charges made against him with reference
to TIE inquest than that contained In Mr.. uaRse's
communication uis defence Of hdtelfis simply
rtEtatcDent Of tho Accusations hgatnst hun IL
language .dlfe1trs e1fghtly from that selected by
hts Accnee1E. he does not pretend that any physi-
kinese Of the jurors was not dispatched snd the
boty bu1ied With haste at once indecent and H.
fhc apologet!c assertion Of Ignorance that Cor
ocers fury Il constituted for any more Important
purpose than as preliminary to = speedy nurial
discharge OF the functions which he undertook 70
perform. We confess We sec no grounds dof
CbtFgiDg him with anything worsc than this. Inc
poiDr Et1np1y ts that he don't know how to be
Iorontr, has he any definite idea Of the object
for v htch Co1onc1s are appointed. He has yet TO
and the length Of time he has lived without aeQui
ring the former teems to justify the inference that
We1c he to enjoy the years Of McthusAl4h he would
be unable to properly condnct the latter.
PERsoSAL.-We learn that Colonel James
G,aat Wilson, formerly Of this city, snd who went
into the service Major OF the 18th Illinois cava1
", has been appointed upon General Banks stat,
and is now in that department
e8 The regular Board meeting of the
mahsecfs Of the Er1ing Tonan,e Refuge will be
ne'o tnls Afternoon At O'Clock, at tho zoom Of tho
feuos Mems Christian Association.
, 1863-11-07
CHRISTIAN FEIINHABER. TIE
MURDERED MAN.
A Singular acrles Of mlsforfunes.

The Chicago S.1ats Zeitun1 gives the following
Incidents In the life Of Christian Fe1nhaber, the
German hay pecdler, who was murdered few
days ei1ce In the township Of Cicero. According
to this statement, he was the unfortunate Victim
ola remarkable chapter Of accidents, He was born
aLd lived In Baden, where he worked az CAP
maker until the revolution Of 1879. In which he
took 20 active psrt, that On the entrance OF the
Ptuesians into Baden, he was thrown into prlson,
where he Lay twenty one weeke. immediately
upon his release he emigrated to this country,
came to Chicago and worked for time at bis
trade. but Afterwards went into the hay business
BY diligence and activity he acquired respectable
property. One day AZ he was coming to town with
s1osd Of hay, be fell from the wagon and broke
his leg. When he had become sufficiently re-
stored to 60 with the help OF crutch, he clipped
on one OF the sidewalk Btait-cases, and broke his
right arm in the fall. A little liter, he had the
misfortune to break his left arm also. As II this
was not enough, abont two years since, his house
in the neighbo1hood Of E!ch's. Garden, was de-
et1oyed by FIRE. AZ a nnal mishap, he was mur.
dered in the town Of Cice1o:' By some villain who
has rot Jet been brought to light. Even In the
grnyc he could not rett quietly; for when his
flcnds came to dis!ntes the co!pse, it had disap-
pearcd from the coffin, having probably been sold
To the Surgeons.
, 1863-11-07

H~ Nervous Diseases aid Phys!tal Debility,
arising from Specific cau$es, in both ee1es-ueW
and reliable treatment, IN reports Of the Howard
charge. Address, Dr.. J. s31llin Houghton, How
ard Association, No. South Ninth street Phila-
dalphIR, Pa a191-sm
, 1863-11-07

Cincinnati Seed 1IarkcG-Novs 5.
Clover ID selSg at % TO- olj hut only 10 limited
e1tent no yet Ia u,AFket There has beon good
demand for timothy, and nD bushels sold Ut 81 81
hu Oh arrival. from afoto Ii pf{npa II q.
, 1863-11-07

FIoCH-FlfM.
GhAR--Wleat In good te and. Cdt spring u q !;
amber Aich. sf4o waite 1nj!aua II 30. Lsst nIghs
.-Cnlct2c Eprtng u Il: AuWAal 60 club 81 Is led
lncf2nA 81 E6 Corn n7n1 kac goer Oats In m5derata
deMsnd. H4slty fhade nrmsr.
F1KI6HTh-t Flour 5Sc II 50 whe at 56c,
, 1863-11-07
CHICAGO DAILY HARRIET.


-.
,,!,, Em,E,enTs5nan r ~ gsse:esss re :e:.z.-
IS & s's 6ss otts5 st.a
as'ts1a " s:a7s ssis j. PHI
'e = r. 1oal p,on.er
runs Il 81. f e S,s sasu..
ss,ss :s:s: q ;i:ssl: I'll;
IS s;'s
Enp IS 81, eGs :: SFniSa
S. ~ 4 1Ss s.'t i =
% 81: sg5isS Eaaa % ~; ID sfls Psn:si*ioa
nIEh1 tpns ss sSiFss =: m :s,k
Mkt sayanced i.n 81 a. c9osSs III & ~ s,1s, 1a
SM!sf SSGHT y sf9:s :.s;s u - -, + i IT. )
= &. A a; 1S bu No NJ Hed in i ~ At a s., "a
r Eo ffd Il = g q r. d
tsEo 59eo at :iis - ea No sDtis: tue,sls ii
81 az I'D bn Rejeetsd Spring as ;0d 800 bu 20 ::
By samt1a. 100 hu Rcd Winter on track Ut 81 ap 100
BY r,S 4 = T. o. ,Issk !, 80 ,,nn y,
\ + Ssss \; 4 sss' Il :; = n -:
~ M cHgn In Nnrth Si - .isy,frsS ~ = ~ ~
sS e q e. & kIIS:i. 81: e. 81:
DhTSoFessived. 1isis pu. sSiIosa. nm5 Il Fl
b1sfa ct opened ic sisbes but ci se Il se:iino Of
fs 1s9T Se o.s 4 ssn &C. sa n
ss s y @ 81 q II 4 .ssIs @ & Sc
VIC
s y 81 a ss e !;
a y % e r. 81 e. HSs H. sS;nsss s ,u
Marfes a1!ef aas Heiows2 SaiaS:a!bo ~ S39Ba. T.
!syteaziS at 400 bu do At u Ii; 2aeo DO It
IA .nxd1Icono1-eu,et but firm at slosat1o Fer
s1HH9nd sHMa xx-1n oood s,n,,v c.,.w .x.,,,
~ hN MSiu Eu21 supP!Y. sa1Ss: - DYE pt!tn II
- III ~ pes1, - !. " ptlWo ~ LOLA ~ 9sGS14 4D
't tfsiT5;FrKn-n..sst s.; e,,.t, .as ROOD qe.'.s. ar.
ass5s; 9ssts; n.,,v ~ r:oes, 0N''' ' ..,,s w.
II, 10 CO mon :i5es1s
CHEEsE- Hamburg and Western Reserve are n
IeI ot man. and II prices the market stanug very m
A.moars '. a.'sa ..,.sa1s
Me4.etn all
aSs GSEEEEAeiSe t1a demand lid asrsst i'm S ~
Q,ote:
;:9ss::::,:,:.::::.:::so ;;:9se.:: sM e,
H. 1;,o s1Ia q ts,ia to
ES S1SRHfes e:s:sa I'D: II; s;i;ss. 4 1
i i LII
Ef:i:sEpemnnd very octiye snd recs,nts limited.
+; 81 s::: 81:
market to1era6iy arm at prexenf III taifuus Ma:r
efel-Gooa dcmnud and In short snopiY. Fricea ysry
fl1no = i'll an upward t-nasncy Coi0tsh-Rec@iots
~ sf feas s ~ ~ a.
, 1863-11-07

A BAD BREAru-The greatest curse the human
family Is heir to How many lovers It hss sepa1at-
tect ia go delicate, your nearest friend will not
mention It, and you are ignorant of tho fact To
eject radical cure, uae the " Balm Of q Thousand
Flowers" as dentrihce, night and morning. It
aso beautiaes the complexion, removing afl tan,
ptmples, and fnsckles, leaving the aktn soft and
Lake atEeet.-au.29 N -w.st eOW-au
, 1863-11-07
~ II Capt. Bennett and Dr.. Rogers, Surgeon of
the 18th Wis will Iesye their address,, 1T the Met
ropolttau Hotel they viii oblise ". 2. Lang
worthy.

~ 8. D. d B. ". Smith, sole manufacturers of
the New American Organ, with tre1no1a attach
Eartly pollshed In sogeH cod fot pa.lor use. Aso
In Black Walnut ard Oak for Churches, Schools,
Lodges, &c. Every Instrument warranted for i've
ytnrB. For sAl1, wholesale and retail, by W. ".
Kimbafl, Ia Lake street. oo6-1m
, 1863-11-07
~ Gas htting work done promptly at WI
ma1th'e, 1872 Lake street. oc18.20d

w F. E Rigby, 60 Randolph street. is selling
Paper Hare1ngs aud Window Shades at New York
prices, at wholesale and retail. The trade supplied
On the most liberal terms oes9p314W
, 1863-11-07

t8 The reeular Board meeting of the
ma1sgcrs OF the Enipg WonAn,s Refuge will be
ned thls afternoon 1t O'Clock at the room Of the
Younc, Mems Christian Association.
, 1863-11-07
Adams HousE. Chicago, Nov. s, 1863.
CASH p0NAr1okG

f9oGeeot Of concert st Calvary Cnurcl, $s2 Is !;
Asienf e f1R1a@; Rse9;dS5 Saoo; hev. Camp, Dixon, 81;
ing. nj, T.; citizens Of Lyons. iii. ~. Edwd
B Kssen9m ReW &c. ,s Io'k Gty; 95S: T. HaEerty.
51SagG $5 s;5 soc,et1 af 70 os.'Y ~ Fs1on
Harriet Guild. Boston, pictures IN wster color.
9. n. Fastett, doz. card ylsites Of Miss Auus
Dickinson. Gen John A. McCle1natd, $50. s. II.
WbIte, i dog. Blockade shirts. 4. Il. Miller.
ftsSowo.tb of silver plate Barnum & Richard.
eou, manufacturing Co., $50: The emp!oyses Of
Jan,ee Nickefeon 4 Co, $0o. Eighteen carp:n-
tn,s and foIners In the employ Of Andrew Moody,
held I meeting, and each donated one days wages
to the Soldiers Fair, making $le. Tue Dixon
soldiers AID Society. through Nm. Heliy, -
delegate, douate $l.6 worth OF beautiful aod USE
yekIe1tsy by the hands 1t the Gslena Railroad
, 1863-11-07

PERsosAL.-We learn that Colonel James
G'aat Wilson, formerly Of this city, and who went
into the service Major Of the 18th Illinois caval
y. has been appointed upon General Banks staff,
and is now in that department
, 1863-11-07

EKpITS-DKIED-APPLE very act.
tye e, My io.k psisa aTe @ n yezy snan 5seept and
though 10 fsshe1 better supply. sn scarce, and
hr!n at !A@7hc; EA1sLSs QnoteI nontnasy, ne trut
about eShanste1. CuRRANra The demand for Old fruit
TeIy 1mtst ana pt1ees easy q present quotations
ard ar5et very firm, tenotng up. A lev unpIkted
CHEER1Es Id the market which being oil red A.
, 1863-11-07

which their pockets must have beex filed ~
theit stock diminished within that tIme Rnt
dlmiau!ion ot etock Is but the atts!r of an ho,r
WIN tS.s 6nterprising firm. They could satisfy
tho demands OF a thousand eager custo ae,s to.
day, and tomorrow. their shelves would r7o,n
u1der Is crest 4 variety of mons and b,y,a e1ots
ing Of all eos:s and descriptions Is though NO d.
maid whatever had been made Upon tbelr resc,,-
cet.
, 1863-11-07

T1efCes n $t.G6 Eel
i..Snemnnd veEy actiye snd recaipta limited.
Prices rulo nsm At tsa2nc dox. salee to-day: psls
At 19c q coz; ) br1B at 20c u dpz.
FISfI-WhittG1sa-Mnr veEy active and nrmer
than usual 1secepts are still below tho
demand Trout are 10 tar demand. reoe1pta light
market to1etAbly arm at present. ~ tat{ous MACK
etel-Gooa demnnd and In short supply. Prieea vary
still very limited, with an acttye dsnand Herr1a1s
are n GOOD request. Pic11ea vary firm 1t prcsant
, 1863-11-07
Ar Items,


ARr DoSAT1oSs.-Twenty-one paintings have
been donated to the Fair, through the directors
Of the Art Gallery, along with number OF nae
cngTa,ings. By come generous persons whose
rames do not trarspfre. They will be sold today
at Bryan Ha11, at O'Clock In the morning.
Art GA1LEET.-Durlng the whole time that
the pictures have been exhibiting in the Art Gal.
ley, there has been number Of ladies constantly
prcsent, who in a most kind, courteous, and IN
pretending manner. have dons tho honors Of the
establishment to strangers, and have gladly shown
to them the best pictures. and replied to any and
all tie numerous and perp1e1ing questions put
to them, In tn aIable and intelligent manner. 1t
is duo to these ladies that this public acknowl
edgcmeut should be made of their services.
CT. BElDHa g. Co 1t is probable that
among the thousands Of merchants who find In the
improved condition Of their cash accounts large
reason to be grateful to the multitude Of visitors
drawn 10 this city by the great Fair, no one Can
deduca from this premise conclusion Of more
solid and substantial advantage than The great
clothing house ofG. T. Belding Co., 100 aud 1ea
Randolph street. The c:owded state Of their sale
rooms for the list two weeks has furnished to the
impartial Observer eQme index Of the extent to
, 1863-11-07

FOR SALk-A Saloon and Boaf3
l. Ing Eouss, .bsiek buN11.,p aad an a hrs,,ss.
%s.ssst % soH d9isz Keod rusnea, ADDRESS Is. !;
@@ossee ooA 0ss nc3p2n II
, 1863-11-07

New York Istock nnd Honey Market -Eoy. u.
Stocks uni ettlcd and duN
, 1863-11-07
OMMERCE Al.

FRIDAY EvIB1y9, nov. s. lBe3.
The following table ahowB the receipts and khtp.
nents during the past twensy.four hours:
, 1863-11-07

Eafea to-caF were 80 brls in two lots IS sc.
"LEATHER-Markes very active ma firm, NTH m
upwaFa tendency. Nc note an a1VauCe On Slaughter
Sole Leather OF 1c. We quote:
HKNLpQK,
Harness, = H.. H04lc, ssughter's Sole. .saas6c
Line, -. G@a3c Brenos AyreS. ......s .s3aYlc
Kip, -. 75390c 0rinoco 0W..,,...s 933e
Cali. ...41 el6a115 0rtnoco, MW.......3a333c
Upper, foot 2t@23c, 0rinoco good daIn-.
Collar, a.. &@22c aged.
Marress 43@45c French kt1,..... 10
kip meatuu. 81 oo8l15 Best Gait q Ms. 2oGa =.
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Cali. seconds -, IT@l q Rukaett LtoinEs.
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, 1863-11-07

I 0ST-Taken from cur Packing
a House, reAF Bridgeport. on the e7song of the
enc is c,tk bay. viii rip a his iAce aad
ntaTefd e: on 1efs shoulder. Tha bayay u oae Of
in1 SoVe.fY t'1hEo Works lake. Aoy one rosQrn
is2 1s T. ~ aho,s 2. .itioe 1ntoEnst
Ra1oed CRA6IN d CO.. - sou:a walls street,
, 1863-11-07

r OR 8 A L E-Those splendid
T. Double 9nRtnes rom tho Tug Wa3tar Mcouae,'
for zoos. Fog particulars aaA tsfuS snn,y l. 7 =
6xAaEs ~ 1se seusa HsssF saesk Vascayo 1I.5ois.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-11-26
southern News .

NEw York, November % The Tribune has
Richmond papers, from which the following is
extracted:
Brdgg's General Order advces his soldiers to
prefer honorable death on the battlefield To Ian
gushing in Northern dung cons Till the close OF
the war.
ATLANTA. NovembeI 10 -Advices report. on
Monday, that Lonpstreet is within 10 miles ot
Knoxville aud advancing
The Marietta Confederate says Longstreet GER
tany holds Knoxville.
MERIDIAN. MIss, November IA special "a
the Clarion reports that DAna's expedition &c
MatagOrda Bay was wrecked on the 7th The
transports we're driven ashore and captured. with
all on board. Banks, who accompanied the ex.
petition. has not been heard from.
The Richmond Wing has mourniul article
on the depreciation of rebel currency. Il says
No government earth can stand such "a sys
TEN. There must be radical reformation or We
are done for
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-11-26
Prom H0sfOr,

Boston. November "a The trans port steamer
Forest City. from Charleston Bar on Thursday
has arrived She reports brisk cannonade going
on from Forts Gregg and Wagner, which had
continued ~ithout intermi~sloa night and day Tor
several days, but vas more brisk OF Thursday.
The United States steamers Pavnee and Mar
blehead went np the river on Thursday The
Marbehead shellei he woods. il being Ascer-
tained that the rebels had concealed battery at
that point.
Thursday last vas a day Of thanksgiving and
PRAYER At Richmond. At two O'clock on that
day Gilmore was TO have opened oombariuent
on Charleston