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, 1863-01-31
CHICAGO GAIT LIE MARKET

FRIDAY EVENING, January 90, 1858.
EEEF CAT1IEThc market was well supplied,
md under good demand By shippers and Govern
1ncnt contractors ruled steady ut yestc1d1ye clos
ing prices.
We quote the following GALES:
Willard rold Morris, Rinnemhn & Wai1el1 70
head choice Iowa etill fed steers ut $6SO0-be-
ing about cqual to SIC. They will be shipped
East.
Wilson sold Hastings Is head fair grade, aserag-
Strades sold Norris Rinneman Il WaixcE 10G
choice shipping hceves. averaging 1,s7a 1os at
saulsler1y sold Hastings II head, averaging LOIS
she, At $2.b5.
Shotcrcll sold Morris, Rinncman & Waixe11
IA head state steers, averaging 200 bs. Mt 30;-
Sanford sold Morris & Co. 81 head, averaging
81 .942 1bs. at S2,e0.
Hicks sold Morris s Co. 81 bead, at $3.50 per
head.
Mosris l. Co. bought 80 head, averaging 1,a5o bs.
Daneer eola Miller & Co. O. head averaging lass
ns. at $3,QQ,
Oyerman sold 1ae head good grade steers, csti-
Fitted to weight about 800 tps, at $3.50.
Bartholomew sold Rowland 50 head choice ship~
ping becves, averaging 1883 lbs, at $3.50.
Kelly gold Bowlnnd 80 head choice shipping
stecrs:ayerasingt lit 0 Rs. 5000 per head.
Eowland honght g head fair grade cattle, ayer~
aging 1.175 lbs, at $500.
H6GS-Reccivcd. about 5,D0s Market active
and bu1yant-closing firm at an advance Of 50l0c
f..-- .f n1snrz
, 1863-01-31
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
TEE MONEY MARKET.

FRIDAY EvEEEa. Jan. 81, 1858.
Gold took another surge upwards to-day, and
had there been enough on tho market to make an
excitement, wo certainly should have had ono, Tho
fret dispatches from New York nado the opening
rate there st. and at tho close Of tho 1fst Board 1t
had reached 57x. The brokers here bought at 81
Gas5. most Of them being afraid to follow the New
York market too closely. 4 few OF them only
have paid within small fraction Of the New York
rates; but the more prudent preferred to At stand
from under" Where this thing fs to stop, We
pretend not to predict. We see no immediate
remedy, except the 20 often discussed in these
columns, viz: TAX TIE BANKs to make room for
the Grcenbacks. That will restore, or yery nearly
adjust the balance between gold and the isspes Of
the Government
The market for New York exchange is rather
drmer. Most Of the banks, in fact nearly all Of
them, buy at par and sell at 4 premium. One OF
two may require fraction off and sell at rates
rather below the general market. Currency is
easier.
Old Treasury notes were bought at 80. New arc
worth n premium buying, and Il premium as the
selling rate.
The range for Silver was 35Ge40 q cent premium.
, 1863-01-31
correspondence.
CHICAGO, Jan. -. 1868.

Rev. ". ". Evcrss, D. D.:
DEAR S1R-Thc bad tastc Of Mr.. Brownson'B at
tack upon protestantism. at this time. and the
cErcnmetance Of his late appearance among ns,
as well Is his distinction as . champion Of Roman
ism, aud the extraordinary and dangerous assump-
tons OF his discourse, etem to us 10 have rem
de5ed public notice Of the came emincntly proper
The undersigned having listened to yonr very
able defcnae OF Professionalism from these danger
ons and fns1dlous assaults. last Lords day even
ing. before your own congregation, OF heard ia
vpTnble repost Of s3mc, respectfully request you
to repeat the ssnc ut carly latc, either at your
own church Or at one Of on9 public halls.
]. II, Woodwork, $. L. Barrett, VIM. Cogswel1,
AIonzo Cutler, F. &. Corey. VIM. ". Boyfngton,
r. q. Waite, George S. Bowen, S. c. Gsiggs, J. r.
Farwell.
CHICAGO, jan. 80. 1868.
McsBrs. ]. Il. Noodworth. s. L. Barrett, Geo s.
Bowen. ]. '. FaEwcll, and others:
GENTLEMEN: Youre Of the oSth inst, rcouest-
ing me to repeat ray discourse in defense Of Prot
es1aptisn,, is before me. The discourse mentioned
was delivered to my own congregation rs ser
mon. and while unwilling TO repeat It in one Of cur
public Hnlia, cannot decline doing 50 in the same
manner as before, and will, therefore. naine Sab
bath evening tho 1kt pEo1imo, at the Baptist
Church.
Thanking Jon for your kind notice Of game,
am, your obcaient serxant.
". 81. E9xHrs.
, 1863-01-31
CHICAGO DRY GOODS MARKET.
Semf-Weekly Review.

FRIDAY EVENING, Jan. 30, 1853.
The market for Dry Goods continues active and
considerably cxcted-espccialIy Cotton goods, the
stocks Of which are getting very low at al1 the
leading markets in the country In New Tork,
Boston and Philadelphia the heaviest houses are
doing out their etocks In one and two bales to
each customcr-so much greater Is the demand
over the supply. ofcourse, the tendency In prices
is atill upwards cotton and sterling ex-
change as speedily as possible, though yet consid-
erably behind.
In this city the demnud during the past three
days has been very active. Our wholcsa1e dealers
hare been crowded with orders from Michigan, In
diana, Southern nlno1s, and even 1owa-and the
trade is amazingly brisk for the season.
By reference to our quotations, given below,
there Is no material change in prices. Prints arc
selling here 1<G1Hc below the prices at the Eaet.
Coats thread is quoted in New York at $1.10; but
our Chicago merchants arc selling the samo goods
at S1.Co.
The following arc the quotations Of DIR Goods
, 1863-01-31

The high price Of fuel, which bears SO hear-
ily upon soldiers families and the poor gene
rally, has led to the formation Of society for
The object of inducing soldiers wires and
other persons Of small means to lay aside
such Sums as they can, the same to be depos-
tied as the Society may direct, with which the
Executive Committee will purchase fuel In
the summer and fall, and distribute the same
in the winter, at greatly reduced prices. It is
not intended to meddle with those engaged in
their legitimate calling as dealers in wood and
coal, but to make such efforts as the Society
can to furnish wood and coal to depositors at
reasonable rates. At present, the efforts Of
the Society will be confined to tile relief Of
soldiers filmilies, trying to benefit them in
such degree as tho latcncss Of the season will
permit.
Beginning with March next, deposits will
be received, not to exceed - cents per week,
and the work carried on with yigor and econ
omy.
Wood eau be bought, oren now, within an
hundred miles Of the city, for SITS per cord.
The wood will he sawed by machinery, cost
ing about fifty cents the cord. The rules and
regulations Of the Society will be published
, 1863-01-31
CHICAGO DA4LY MARKET.

FRIDAY EvKEISa, Jan. 90, 1869.
PROVIsIOES-Mess Pork In good demand and
advanced asG2sQc. Iard firm ind about &c iRhcr.
Bulk Mcats scarce and firm. snlcs 400 brls city
packed Mess Pork at s13.50; 400 br1s do at $685.
go brls Peoria do, and 12e brls Ottawa packed do
Ill at $1300 Is br1s n. O. Pork at $1200: $50 brs
Prime Mess Pork ut 81 90 1856 00O Ds Bulk Shout
3KzG iooae; $1,000 rs do al {S55 Loose; 10 bxs
bn!E Hams at 6azc; 1900 pcs Green Hams 4z<c;
l,t65 tcs prime ttcam' and kcttle-rcndered Leaf
No: Lard at SIC; IS tcs Yellow and White Crease
At S766; ?0 tes do at TIC; 100 bxs Short Bone
HU1TER-In good demand and firm, Sales. IS
pigs fair at 15Ae; q do at 16Hc; 50 Kegs do 1t
1574c; 40 do at 1fc,
80. TA,ILoW-In good demand and firm at 1oc
DRESSED H0GS-Received 2,6a4 Market ac-
tire and 10c better on heavy averages Sales were;
, 1863-01-31

Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tnbunc.1
CtScISNATr, Jan. 30, 1863,
Markets wcro very much excited undcs news
from New York.
Go1.p-Adranced per cent, with ealcB at GO
premium. y: - -, d.
F1ouu-U -Unee.tcd and excited Sales ., 40 bsls
at ft.0G6.10 for eKsra.
WHskI-arcatiye excited andadranccd6c. S.1cs
GO brls at t0c.
MESS PonK-Far demand and market fl1mcr At
full rnsee. Sales 800 brls at SO 75B116o for old
country and city, ard $500 for low country.
Hoo paopVua-Bu1k Fork in demand. aAcs @
, 1863-01-31

There is no quotal1c change in Flour, anda mod
previous quotations; holders, however, arc vcry
firm IN their yfcws, owing to the high rates now
current Tor s7heat and only about 500 brls mostly
chiefly at the hitter figure The trade come forward
elowly ut 6.S7H for superane: $6.501T 90
Tor e3tras; 81 1eHG7f5 for extra family, and $8tQ
receipts and stock fair for the season. Rye aour
sells sells SLOWLY at $50ot5s Is = bril- the latter for
vansa MEALS offered at tloo . bsl. without sales.
, 1863-01-31

hhds at s,c; 100000 1bs clear stdes at &c; 10000
rbs rib do ut &C and 6o, 600 do at5Ec.
LArp-Iu good demand and prices hr1cr. AL
city rendered on the market was taken at 0Nc, and
country at 90o4c. Holders asked 9HG97e for
city at the c1ose.
xa-2o1i nk kSSC.
, 1863-01-31

Fi1tkburEh OIL TIRrkct-Jan. 28.
Crude oil continues dull and depressed. thougl,
there il Eo further change In rates. We note few
small sales at in bulk, and &c ii, brls. There
is no. change IN refined; a sale Of 95 bsls, free,
branded CRANBERRY" YVES reported atssc, inclad.
ing packages. We also note ealc Of 100 brls Ben.
zine at suc, packages included
, 1863-01-31

DRESSED Hoos.-Thcre arc large number OF
hogs on the market Holders arc firm, and do not
show disposition to part With their lots at the
decline which has been noticed. The market r.
from $4.75 for light to $5s5 for the heaviest and
h..x$
, 1863-01-31

Hogs-Rccespts sna1l, and market steady. with
eales yesterday Of 200 head in lots, at s35oGo4 20
lor light to c1trs; and 90 head today, averaging
$50 16R. at $500 per 100 ips net. Packers arc et
actively engaged in packing. Ashbsook did an IN.
precedentea days work yesterday, cutting at one
bench a.ts0 hogt; Beef Cattle-snpp1y hFge, and
prime and choice. In lots, at $a.50 to $500, and
common ct $1..5 to e .5 per 100 tbs, g1oss.
, 1863-01-31

CH1E1Go. Dec. 1Q> 1863.
J. Dyhreufurth, Principal Of the School OF Trade:
DEAR SIN: Having 1ntrusted ron with the bust
neee education of our sops, or other young men,
In whom we take HI interest, VIC have gained the
practical iction that your plan Of teaching is
m9at e1eecnt a1 u t9 the pIp8se and yoar nsi
gladly recommend It, and you arc at liberty to
stale this to the public
With cordial wsehes for the continued succcga nf
your College, We remain, &c, ;.
Van Eta, freedman l. Hiram Wheeler,
Co. Edward I. Tinkham,
r. Frankenthal 4 Co.. Alex. White,
N. c. Stcarns. on TobeJ,
: T. ]. $. Flint, Francis A. Hoffnann,
Gee. Steel, George Armour. So
, 1863-01-31
D i Il ID.

D i Il ID.
In this city. Oh the s0tll Inst. MARTHA b. wife OF
CT. Carter. aged ~ ycass and q days.
Funeral from the Church OF the Ecdeemcr to-mor-
row tSunday} morning at 1of O'Clock
In this city. Jsn. s0th of Bilious Reuittent Fever
MARY ELIZABETH. nged years, months and Il
dnTt. only Child Of James \. aEd Mary E. Stewart.
The funeral will be attended from the house OF join
Besan 112 Third aFenue. on Saturday. Jan. s1st at "
W~ Detroit papers please copy
In this city, ht 70 O'Clock the night Of the 9th
days.
Sunday at: O'CLOCK r. ii. Friends Of the family are
nv1ted to attend.
In tlls city. On the morning Of January s9th 1853,
4. LINCOLN GRAVES. only son Of r. u. and Ruth
ii. Graves, aged year and Snonths.
Funeral services At the residence Of the parents, Il
North Carpenter street corner Of Lake street. S1tur
da5 Jan. 3lst. II 4. II. Friends arc invited without
further notice.
1859 HENRY. .GU1LFORD. youngest son ef James II.
and Alice ". Mill. aged months and 10 days.
In tl,ss city, on Friday morning. the 3oth instant
THOMAS ED3iUSD HOLHROOk, Fou OF 7. r and
81 T. IIolbrpok aged ycars, 10 months and II DAYS
Funeral At the residence Of the family Archer Rood
this tSatusday} afternoon. at . o'clock.
Fare thee well. sweet bud Of beauty.
Stainless spirit. faro the we'll:
Tic w2s all 500 fair and lovely
In q world like this TO well.
, 1863-01-31

Sales on Change to-day were limited to small
parcels OF Cloversced at ,st@T .1s1< per bushcl
aceording 70 quality. Timothy VIC qnote uominally
1t .StH9G33 63H and F1axBecd at 33,S011n8 ner
bushcl. Supply Of both descriptions very mod
, 1863-01-31

We hare no Improvement 10 notice in the demand
for sack Or bnlk. PFtcos rule steady as previously
quotca. VIZ: Ground Alum from storc Mt $t.45A
at doc per bushcl.
, 1863-01-31

1ue oNsincss transacted yesterday, in the
Unitcd States Court, was without public in
tercst, and confined principally to tie trial Of
suits in cjectment.
The Superior Court adjourned on Friday
night for the term.
Tic Circuit Court Of Cook county will ad-
jonrn toeday-Judge Manicr1e goes to Lake
county on Monday. 1t is probable that the
motion for a new trial, now pending in the
nopp murder case, will be decided at the
opening Of the Court this morning.
The February terms Of the Superior and Re.
cordcr's Courts will commence on Monday,
and that Of the Circuit on tho 10th proximo,
(tbird Mouday.) The docket In the Record
ers Court is the smallest that has been known
for several years.
UsURg:-No. G89.-John Dcnniston rs.
Enoch G. Hooke and E. s. Williams, This
case was tried before jury, the defense being
plea Of usury. The plaintiff, Drnniston,
in June, 1859, purchased Of Hooke a Joint
note signed By the defendants, for $500, paya-
bic IN 60 days, interest at 10 per cent, deduct
ing eight dollars for interest, and paying $03
for the note. At the expiration Of the 20
days, Hookc naked Tor an extension Of 90 days
longer, and plaintiff agreed to extend if both
defendants made the request in writing, which
was done. Soon afterwards Hookc paid plain
tiff ten dollars, eight dollars, for interest and
two to apply on principal The note then run
till Nov. 7, 1850, when Hookc paid plaintiff
$50 Oil the note. No further endorsement
was made until March, 1862, when the sum Of
six dollars WAS endorsed on the note. In
January last, plaintiff by virtue and power Of
attorney, attached to the note, causes judg-
ment to be entered up in the Circuit Court,
and an execution to be issued to collect the
balance due amounting, us claimed, 10 SlQ5. 60,
and ten dollars as attorney fees. Defendants
Immediately made and filed af1ldayits, charg-
ing plaintiff with having taken usurious inter-
est, and that defendant Williams signed the
note rs security merely, aud that be was dis
charged from liability by plaintiff extending
The time Of payment Of said note, without
the knowledge or consent Of defendant VIII
liams. Defendants also disclafm IT, the allow
ancc Of attorneys fees. Upon these at1ldavlts,
d motion WAS made to open eaid judgment,
and let defendants into defense, aud the
Judgment was opened accordingly, and the
issue was tried By jury. Plaintiff was put
upon tho stand us witness by defendants,
aud admitted that he had been paid Interest
for GO days at the rate of - per cent. per an-
mum, eight dollars only having been paid as
interest. The effort to get Williams released
failed, ~ the jury returned rerdict Of CSC
against both defendants, Of which 80 was al
lowed us attorney fees, and SIG rs damages,
f1cnriyfnp 1,laintffr nf nnv e11auanco far ;r+o-
, 1863-01-31

The market was fairly active and firm; sales 80
Porto Cabc1lo On private terms; 5000 Mexican at
21Kc; 5000 Montcyideo at Soc Loco TO at eoHc !;
e,l00 Buenos Ayrcs At 3ic and 100 dry sailed Mat.
nmoras at e1Kc; 1000 1lontexideo At 20ccaBh; and
1,0C0 Buenos Ayres, 20 ns. ut Sic. cash.
, 1863-01-31

The market for c1oycreeed is better, and tho ten
depcT ia still upward. Sales Of 2i3 bags at l1s.0
12Nc. Timothy Is ar1n, and in fair fcquest ut $500
S18.1e for prime. Rough fa1aeed IS scarte and
firm at $3.lDt1 90 2 bu of5B Ms. Calcutta 1inseed
in scarrc md Hrfn ht IA ENt7l GS n bn
, 1863-01-31

st. louis Provision market-Ban. 70.
Tork-Mer!rt firm. and salos Of 1000 bt1s city
mets yesterday at Sl3Go; 600 do prime haess It
$ft.?5 and 225 do country mess today 1T $13D0 u
hi, Lard-Markot tiIm and price stifer With salsa
, 1863-01-31

her lady friends who have akntcd two Seasons upon
other skates." Bold at wholesale and retail BY J.
Il. johnson, agent for the Northwest. corner Of
State and Ranl0lph Streets, up staize. ja31-3t
To sEE.-The best thing for the teeth, gums
and mouth yet discovered, is Hudson's Unriyalled
Tooth Paste. aold BY Druggists and Dentists 6. n
orally,
70 Coughs, Bronchitis, Hoarseness, Colda, In
duenza. Asthma, Cotatrh, any Irritation or Sore
nefk OF the Throat, instantly relieved by Browns
Bronchial 11othcs. To public speakers and sing
ess, they arc edectual In clearing and giving
strength to the voice.
, 1863-01-31

The market verF hrm, and prices tending upward.
Qnoted At ECO for Illinois and Wisconsin Timothy;
Kclgium Timothy at $2.15: Canadian Timothy 1t
$aA5; Clover at $5.0o@6a5 Linsccd nominal at
e. .19H9l2.a5.
, 1863-01-31

Philadelphia Seed market-Jan. Fl.
There fe good demand for Clover seed, with
At the 1atteE figure. Timothy IL better and all o}.
fcrcd-11G1aC0 buehels-eold at s. 2e5Da.5 50 Y bus
No change In E1ateeei
, 1863-01-31

sa!cs Of 20 bushels Timothy at S1.T6. Clover 10
wnntcd at S6c0 and FIa1sccd la in demand at S. Is
Ea2U
, 1863-01-31

Seeds at Detroit-Jnn. 20.
:. Demand good. and supply meagro Tor csover.
Buyers arc paying e525g5,10. Timothy Ia worth
, 1863-01-31

of 800 tres steam rendered, delivaky at Kcouk, at
&C, and 1000 do here 1t 04c. Dnlk Msat end
Bncnn--Nn ea1eR reportcd
, 1863-01-31

MANAGERS.

EXECUTIVE E0MM1FTEE.
E, G. I.nrncd, President,
R. L. North, Vice-Pfcsidcnt.
Channccy Bowen, Treasurer.
Dr.. c. II. Fitch, Secretary.
". 3. Bishop, Agent.
, 1863-01-31

GONE 10 BE1pEwE11--A man named burns
who was Ened day or two since, aud his hne
suspended to gire him IN opportunity OF
leaving the city, was found In tho city after
the expiration of his farlough, taken to the
Police Court yesterday morning and sent to
Bridewel to work out his fine, which will
furnish him with business for about two
months.
, 1863-01-31

IRNkh
rro ~a.-s a.a ~ nss...rs ~ 1i"oc'
nna;ness 49,, ena - ~. @ann,. .n llac''cal
...1,ahsa - - 49, IT,, ~ os 1,." ~ Me', ee.
Tr,dc a., tno reo,,.st ~ ~ ,nsn- .s - s.uool y.
,,ra,r3ne,t -n.-c,.nts ~aa,n,.,,u , =. out nos'
,,oso rrn,r w.utaa,n ahas. s 81, ~. .uA. pu1,
hccn somc time IN snccesso,1 onerst:a" INV aa H. 1.ao
e,,,ao, .or,a,, ana e,-;.1 Is.a4on ~. Ane
.,,oas;ast ~ noe4 .~,a.,r, .aa.s.s ao'o =. our
~ rcsrs nnst has hesn ao,nr a,nsu anu ' .or
snd .r,.har+ 49, ~ ronssss - - go .s 1.sas 4aae''s
,.a -..n,ts .tan3, 40 ,na,sas af,ts ,aps;.s '1stn
~. a...s.s ~. 49, ,.,-s1ss e..u 40 '1's' 1nosc
'eelo =. ,"o ,4oAu4eA =. wv o.st paelncss
soe4s 1eu .,.N ~ su.s ..s,nus 10y aseoon'-
ans gut .uo.vons wy eaue,ea oue'uess men
r w. - s.~s.s., s a ,,.s.nas - ~ t,,;s S eans",,. -
,.,,t;oa.,,,~ ] tha hsst = Al ,hs ~ ,na;n nr,na,sa. %
t .s.1'4 1s ~-.-.,- 80 49,. s'~s4es
w. ~ :. assH 49, sa.3 3;t. The .+rsas. - c,.a.,;ss @ ~
5-cd u,.,, ;a1: ,.as,,,,.- $500 aas 1.,. aan:z
,rc,,strn s.s .a.s-: s' .,,,?7n '
~ goods ,>.aa.:a@1 49, ,l.n,s!" a aa pt.ss ~
7.rv;np - d,t,n. T.. sr'5, ~
, 1863-01-31

FOR SALE.-A large Merchant
\ and Custom Etone GRlST MILL
Water 70 run as much mora machinery. Fourteen
feet head
Two !: net oyev-ahot Wheels two .un Of haszs to
TO the Wheel With outhultings to suit from 40 to so
TWIN sell the above premises low for cash or small
Payueut down.
LocAT1os-1k miles from Morrison. county seat Of
Eer further particulars inquire Of Dr. ~ ~ WIN
u H. JACDRa
!ar9EeI6,tt Vow living On the premises
, 1863-01-31

SkAr1h0.-The Central and Washington
Skating Parks are being flooded. Due notice
will be given oftheir re-opcning.
, 1863-01-31

w ANTED.-S75 Month II
s,,, want to hlre Agents in svs1 Fa.,s,y seXins :
Machines. Addfese g. MADISON, Alfrrn, "iine'
$50 AONTH!-We wsnt gents st 80 . :. "oasn. 1c.
exftnses paid to sell our Everlasting Pencils D.
tal Dnrnets. and rtean other new. useful Euf:e
nEtte1ee. Fifteen circulars sent fce. Address SHIN
4 CLARK. Biddefotd, A{4ine 1a5eyS,S3t3
, 1863-01-31

PESuAKsH1P.-Thomas E. Hill, thu cclebra-
ted, teacher Of pen1nanship, has recently
closed school IN Kankakee. Resolutions
highly complimcnting his system Of teaching,
the reader will find in another column. Prof
Hill is undoubtedly one Of the most success
fu1 teachers in the United States. We under
stand be goes next to Sandwich, thence to
Mendoza, Princeton, GalcsbuEE and Quincy.
, 1863-01-31

MORE VRRnAScY.-A man named Phillip
NoodbccE, from the city Of Rockford, was
aeeccd out Of e145 last night by two profcs-
sional confidence gentlemen. It is the Oft
repeatcd story Of sharp rascality On one side
and unsophisticated rerdancy On the other,
Tie scene Of the game was the Methodist
Church Block, the dupe waiting at the foot Of
ono pair Of stairs, while his yictimizers es-
capped by another.
, 1863-01-31

TOR SALE.-Water Power Wool
- en- Factory Saw MIL and Tannery. All new and
T. gooc osdss: With dwelling hou.e and % acres of
Sank county. Wisconsin. Original cost, $I78M Tho
roWsrh h1s Is feet head, estimated sufficient for 10
fun Ct stones. W.P. FLANDERS.
j19 9z550-sn Nilw1ukeS
, 1863-01-31

WANTED-Agcnts to canvass for
w the Forthcoming History Of the Civil War /.
Amsss bx Of ts Ls q
OF Continental Europe, &c.l Agents will ind this
rare selling book Terms liberal Apply for territory
to O. I. GIRES Isl South Clark stfeet Chicago, nf
Post Office Ecx HQ3. ap.sf pSqfy
, 1863-01-31
Law INTIsLLIGENCE,

The business transacted yesterday, in the
United States Court, was without public in
tercst, and confined principally to tile trial Of
suits in ctectment.
The Superior Court adjourned on Friday
r;r1$ for {1,o %o,,+.
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1863-09-17
Selling 1oa--creat Bargains.

Apimmense stok Of Goods must
be sod in sIxTY DlYs, and no mis-.
takes Clothing Of all kinds will
positively be sold cheaper than in
any Placeain the West. / do what
l says and the public know that no
store n Eaton, or OlseRhsrs, can
undsFseli me. Everything that
man can want il the shsperof clo1
thin, bootsG shoesa and hats, are
now osreds AZ u 4 81 pSriiccs which de6aa
t~upetitiSn.. aAHoAE
Clothing made order, of the
.sst HtELs. FOR Iels money aan can
u found anywhere else. miA
CNA ;Tq RArHNA
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1863-09-17
BILIOUs Y CURED.

~foRfaNouTH, OHIo, Apfd J. 1859.
AHs8Rs. A. L. ScoyrLL 4 o..
Gents. I'll have been, for years, sub.
Jet 10 attacks Of 1ilieus Fever; and some.
Zines I have been laid up for months, and
ny system Left In q feeble state by Tho NE Of
strong medicine, which was given - msby.S
ny physician.
/ have been using Dr.. Motifs LtvUr pillsS
for some Tina. find that / can break thoso
attacks in o day or so, and Escape entirely
the fever. Ny daughter had an attacksbf
OyspepSia, which distressed her much sha
could mot eat scarcely anything withouabe =
coming nauSeated Of her stomach e~ontinualiY.
eome time since she got and has bsent using
Dr.. xotts Liver Pills, and she now u likS
another being. have found also thAt they
are the most valuable Pills fos DreAkfne d. '
colds, HoAaaehs, Pains In the 1lAe and 1aeG :
] would net b without them in my tkHilH do
THOMAS H16GHR.
For sale by The Proprisbss, l0i 3d aadns
A.. L. SC0VILI q o.,
He. II West Eighth etrcst OiselshaM
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1863-09-17
TEE GRE TTAILOR OF THE
$3.50" ''al WEST,

MrsFfISfEfis more in earnest than ever
Ne has just returned from the Queen City Of
The West, viii goods enough, one would
thinkF to maks garments for all the men
and boys IN PrsSls county. Mr.. Filbert can
ft every man and lad in Prsble TO- perfsc.
TOD and that is not. all, for he keeps ths
best ofrsady made coats, pants, vests, hats,
csPsAnd shirtsS and all at the lowest price.
He 10 90 much in lOye with Mr.. Lineoln's
money that he never refuses it. His goods
are adapted either to cold weather or to hot.
Call, he wants to see you he lives on Main
Street, Eaton. .la .l
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1863-09-17
LIVER COMPLAINT CURED.

kHssss. A. L. s0ovILL 4 Co. l..
Gents. IL ana hardly able 10 En-
prsss ny gratitude for the benefit which ny
daughter has derived from the use Of ~.
KotS's Liver Pills. she had been troubled
with what the physician called ktxer Cen
plant; but our doctor failed 10 give her any-
permanent relief, although she tried his prsli
Soriptions effectuAlly. She had become Helsi
Ancholy, unhappy, and her constitution WAs'
much broken Down by the Use Of NsreaIy.
She tried DR.. Mott's Liver Pills, and soon,
began 10 get better. l am happy 70 say thAa
She has now entirely recovered her health.
Respectfully your,
JAMES COB