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CHICAGO DAILY MARKEr.

l
ments aege q follows 70 u BrETHIosesr AiEn
sss 9s,e e MSs; e.
T59s Mott Sith e H. mhsaE =;
ssppers re hoans a. aad eases sH haTs
se9SsRfye es. shipped 500 br,s
az s1d sFqsR5s S.s; l. MFE m
bEls good white Winter ., 80 50, RED WINTEa EIrR1
% ssls rss!!s9s aiHS Siis Eo:sEs atasss At
eS I'll tSns Suf tnsx
MlnEATgsiMsTs e ssSs} tSs
Ess + = e - 4 i i'll: S sSsa 81
i Il $ss ssSs
g. ae L = e S spas sa ee l0'
& T'a:f5 sapps5 Sa a5afs
NaTket aaist oSs sass f1ds3 eS 81 81
ss & e 81 seassd e II SeiS So & :aF &
s ssess' .;sss s IS @ bush,
S Sisa 6 e. g : Ss g. j. 1s L 2 :;s 4
s&S osts In store Il &; 7soo nu DO ii saXs;
= ssapls; bushels No oAts In buslsps at Tic
FL e ;1Sst sss's Ss'si
& II ssrs Fl % e;s;s ss's e.
4LG9M0I:SS Sstkst savsaeed 3c PEI saiioa-e1os-
Ing q q; ;1s(5l; . per gallon.
Il vi so 8 Sa 1T ss t' oosn''S ' so0a "
BUTTER-Maske quiet but arm. We quote:
FIia a6t Il S,sS2, zais
9ood CO.
G0SFEnAGEs sod9 f4;S i B.s1sis IN ios 1t sis5
, 1863-11-14

The market for the hog product generally u oes-
sl5@als % for sd mes SIS sas17sa bri for O.
new now held at the highest dguses. Beefts STEADY
ths e. ,s Is sonsa Is e asho9de
Ter Noting doing IN hsu1s Green meats are scarce
and wantea 4 full p.!ses " Gnote Hams p tals st
heu wih fnstlcr eales Of b. ana terces at Ike and
kegs g. l2al2Ac '' S9me ho1sess ak more B1sser S
Pennsylvania ann Ohio, and c7a90c for gboI aud
choice Goshen. Cheese Is wantsd and comman.is ls9
Ice z D Eggs are better and selling at &c toze1
, 1863-11-14
ILLINOIS Arp m1cH1oaNoayaL

fspectai Dispatch 70 tho chtesso T1touno.,
Bz1pa1ros7. Nov. Is. la1.
Roter: ne,nes Lssnis, :: :s:s q Lumber. ssaa q
J. ltss.4s fss: ISIS ss;S 4 III ss:3
rstseea :! 'eestiI iIssin.. 1,s,on lumber.
h1a1i. s;1lllsatI iIssIIe. Ss,ifs pps o..a,s ...-.
Mouare Mn Ks. Il lumber. 81 soois salnz:ss
Bz1DaxroE7. Nov. Il. tsss.
CLEARED.
Au,|rsI!s. Lasaiie, sia,ao Il shtusls. a3t-aso 81
1eoastry. 1asalle. ss6s,ts lumbar.
q heess4s otss.s Asst q lumber. s,ss1 II lsss.
H:5sss sssS. k;;s 4 isass s. soo ssasa.
r?aa.t, 3'ito il lumber.
! 8: Preston. Mortt:. s. IS n @ lamue9:. : - ' e'
4S2s.st hj.s. u S S. Ps;s sst ss' oa wheat
YORK sate. lasalle, a7sBso Ms salt.
nunsoies. IssaNe.
Dk1nascosr. Nov II. ::D
CLEARED.
Alx Is. L.saus. 1000 os1s salt.
ARRIVEp.
P:G. @ Eortsn J. Wti1ow seStDzs. 8 @ ssas ysod.
55s1fs - s. :s's vbss sn
E1lnS:4, Ar; As4sat:, s - atnenslep ssoas
LegraIS, Ottawa. % cosds wood.
Vessels Passed Detrste.
Especial Dispatch to Ito Chic eazo r.tbuna1
DETROIT. Nov, l3, 1879.
Er-schrs. Rich. Dewitt EaynoE.
DowN-props. Forest Queen, Mohawk Bristol.
Atma bark Marquette.
, 1863-11-14

~ s. D. q u. ". Smith, sole manufacturers OF
the New American Organ, With tremola attach
gantly polished in roeew cod for parlor use Also
n Black Walnut aid Oak for Churches, Schools,
Lodges, &c. Every instrument warranted for lvo
yrsIs. For sail, wholesale and retail, by ". W,
Etmball, ~ Lake street. noG-tm
, 1863-11-14

AOt04.-- oulV 1kSAN 1900 3AN1 ss.s
The snght improvement In gold today caused IN
increased speculative demand nearly all kinds OF
produce to-day, and this, along with decline In
Gelghs, stimulated the markets somewhat and prices
opened higeer3 but towards the close the demand
became very light, aud the advance In prices was not
sustained. -
This Flour market was dull and dropping, aud the
transactions were unusually light As ss.5o9s75 fer
White Winter Extras; IS s. for Red Winter Extras;
and fs.oc@a3 for Spring E1tlas-the market closing
quiet.
The Wheat market ruled active and prices advanced
1c bushel at the cper1ng but towards the close
fell back and closed quiet. Upwards Of 1000 bush
f4 changed hands at &l148Lt3 for Eo3, Red; 81 Of
for Rejected Rsd $1os@1 10 for No spring; u Dig
1!oeK for no Spring; and sc for Rejected Spring
the m1tket at tho close being quiet with sellers Of
No srr1ug At q osx, and buyers at Sis.
Corn opened quiet and the TRANSACTIONS were light
atas6Hc for No \ and aS@ssc Tor mol Corn in store
tie market closing drn At the outslee figures. Re-
Iectec Corn was sold It al9soc.
Oats opened buoyant and about ic bushel higher;
bur the advance was not sustained. and the market
closed quiet, Upwards Of 10000 bushels we,essoid
1t esa66Kc for No and 96sc Tor No Oats In store
-clotinE 1t 6tk@84kc for No i.
Rye WAS quiet At Sc for No !, and CSC for No In
store. Barley vAs tnacuve-NlA trtalng aa1es OF No
Ain ttore 1t e1.lsh01.1'.
There vas moro active demand for Ni8hwiae5.
and the rnalket advanced 2eR RAllon-xtth sales Of
about t,10a ol1s 1t s3951c = gallon.
Provisions wa:s quit but htrn. Thsso Ia Qalta a.
, 1863-11-14

active inquiry for Hese Pork on Canadian
account. kn3 the market IA rn-Htth buyers At xli
and Eeers 1t 1ssel7oo The oHestuEs At .nY price,
fowever,s ,sre scfJlght. A1ot OIL 10 hrs old Pork
whssold sism. Pickied Hamf continue IN gooa 70.
quest and firm at &c. at which rice we nota eal. TO-
day ef so tres. There Ia very little doing In Bulk
MeAts. hut rSpork sale to-day OF go pcs ssoul.
Gers % Gays In ta,t st SC. ooso. There s notain.
tolpg Jet In Ergltsh Meats Short BIB Aiddlcs were
offered to-day a. sx@5xc, without buyers. La7a "a
active and In GOOD Request With ISLES Of SO tres
prime steam rendered Lesf AZ 11c Some tolders re-
fuso to sell below l14c.
Drested Hogs were more active to-day at saa .e
higher prices with saea at ~ oo9soo according to
weight Heavy Hogs were IN good demand at Is 5oa
SIS, and Bacon Hogs at 81 5aas Is.
Frelehts werc dull and loxee-with Light engage
MT nts Ut for corn to Buffalo and 100 for wheat
To oswego.
In Beef Cattle tho entered sales for the dsy
to head At pticts ranging from 327594 % Der 10
ns The gem rsl character or tho stock IN thu =.
has been better than usual, and under The nansnro
Of tstr demand from packers and shippesv We noto
m advance upon yehtt rdays quotations on meJiun
and prime stock, of1e9l3c per Ito ns. In bces TIM
receipts for the dayanounts6 to about ana tn.
enterodtealta. 10 sss. On light and ,uodtum ataclr
prices bhye declined 1o@l5c, but prime aaalitI.
tie quotations Of estesday have been maiataisea.
Review of tho New York Grocery nar.c,.
EFrom tho N. T. 81 ipptpg List, 11ih)
suSAnThs Article continues e EGrssuay 70 advance.
sui towards improvement but at the high range whfcG
msna being connIed the mmeaiate s.ats Of .s
DeEs sHa tC t.sqs rhe stosk + 9u!ts sht
spsns; ea aso ~ xse aoE sa2Dss 5cs
leheT s!aatt e foT 6ss fof SuSit sots
ss 1sex fss Fsta s,1st M;d afRs sS
1:Ae e & S1aI,eS NsM Orleans Sxe cash as ahss
&c J 1sX6I4c: is9 hhde Msftiniane, s]fs12Hc:o
S. &C. ss
re SS.s b1s neysns. isesl4k MOS p sactsoD, Il
Sses e. seoa o1saas aH5 ss.a At and 40
Export: frcn r. Jan. i TO oet.s1- 1851 1861.
Manilss ae. s noas a
Refined. leo SIS 3is3o
tass 1T r s.9n s,t @
IL f6e ~ sls ~ elds Po1io Kco. rsrS as t1:a a.:
ssd eSs.. s:s ssss Z: Ii s' sc NV 8!
sss aiaa FL r.dase+ur quot.so,, Of ar,
Te1 oT I'll dssei5toas s1seps III .ya saa or e.
III fseffs y y o Sss
psaelo mSe: rs %: as5is'. tho LIVER l.sa Tor AKIN
I'D 10 es esb Il byiSgeSS e eesS
VI Z: !: : 5. s;:;'s ss'
fzs; tx il ii; ss:a' 81; 4 Ss's 81
aCain and though tier: is no particular change 10
tote pfc<s TIC tent ency Ia ey1ebtly In buycra'
fayor The arrivals Of Green within short Time from
China aud Encland. reach about 5000 hf chests. 8
me Of The vessels being out Of time and II Was sip.
posed eartuEtd by prIya1eers; We Thoroughly reyss
s s;sssisa1oa IT, only fs!es AIS e haze 70 nottce
parcels Green and Black. within our range.
RIo9-A ocerate demand exists for home use, and
tht 70 Is occaetoral inquiry for export bnt mar
ket generally is nat tive the sales ara is bags Ran.
goon at 81 rs: ma 2oo do Ia bond, $5245 . cash.
, 1863-11-14

From their extensive connection throughout the
county they arc certainly in position to succeed,
and our Wholesale and retail dealers will couse-
qrent]y do we'll to give them tzial, "a they may
ats1lltimes depend upon cateful apd prompt At
enuon .,
MCV1CKBR'5 THEATRE.-At the Matinee
eented, Mas Hight appearing as tho Dumb Boy,
In tho Broken Sword. and her fine character, with
songs and dances. In In and Ont OF Pl&ce. MI,
Myers will fight for Twenty Minutes with a
Tiger, Mr. Rainford being tho tiger. This is Ger
tainly a well selected entertainment Miss
Coombs continues to crowd the theatre each
hight with her refined actirg, aud she IL ably SUD-
pc:ted by Mr.. Evans and tho cntitc company, sho
appears this evening as Hrs, Haller.
ANOTHER THROUGH Lmr.-The Cincinnati
and Ckicago Air Line Rsilrosd Company have Inst
effected the purchase Of charter which viii eive
them complete control Of the entire line bet Faen
Chicago and Cincinnati. This important a,1aure.
ment has been affected though the inst.qnentali-
tJ Of John Brandt, jr., Superintendent who Ia us-
ing every effort to put the line In the best .uuunp
order.
CHICAGO GYANAsrulL-The second grand
a4a1pltloA o1 tAe eedhoN WILL Do gwen at this pop-
u1ar plaea of physical training, on Monday eve
ming, Nov. 10. Commencing ut TX o'clock with 4
lecture BY Prof. Andrews, n. D. Admission Is
cents. Tickets for sale at the door,
ATrEST1oN DEARBORN L1oHT Al 1ru1xar.
AL members are commanded to meet at the
Armory this evening tx O'Clock, to bs inspect.
cd by tho Adjutant GonerA OF tho State.
Per order, JAS. SMITH, Captain.
DH. BIdELow.-A large proportion OF the hu-
man race suffer more or less from yenerenl dis
eases OF their concomitants. The tant, once &C.
quited, ts often left to lu1k In the blood and mar
ifesta itself through succeeding generations. The
great fault q the age Immediately preceding this
was TINT this ftiRhtfnl class OF diseases were
comhatted only In their symptoms, which being
once tubdued, the patient w8s declared cured,
though the deadly Virus WAS still unexpnnged
from the system. Fortunately for humanity. 4
better etAte OF things has been fnaugur8ted. and
the increased Knowledge acquired BY the foremost
IN the ranks OF medical ptactitionefs, enables
them to strike at the very roots of the disorder
n Prominent m a%ong these T. R Pr. Bigelew, who has
the means OF totally rsdlcating the re1ereal tanr,
and leaving the pattent as free as before Infection
That he has succeeded, his thousands Of former
patients teAttfy that be ntlll succeeds his large
present practice plainfy proves. Dr.. Dtgelow ia
one among the very few specialists now ptactss-
ing, who are able to do what they promIse-work
speedy cure. He Goa do this, and that In q safe
and speedy manner, without danger or exposure
Els rooms are located At No. 119 Clark street, on
the corner Of Monroe. Whit him, all Je who ofe
afflicted. Yon cannot afford to remain away.
noy14-pe91-1t
, 1863-11-14
CHICAGO CATTLE NIAHKET

rr, 5ntnAr En1 ExzS!sa. q. koy; y. 1863.
during t.es.y 'msantte e ssoat 1:,sa assa aad tss
Ss s,ds so, II Da @ @ above ss, s
an active and quick sale At fully an advance res
teFdsys rates ots@1oe 1tons The reeepts otmettau
zow M that our CHEF pasias houses srsn 1ery ncsiTs
m @ Of ~ tsaa hen there sp.
hlr shipping demand, under the influence Of which
prices have ruled 1oI some wesks unusually steady
sou, are eourtderap1y in ,aTor Of proaueasS bst.
lot or msenn stock has not been TIE yasds for
,..uv nrod trov.. ". .,n..,.m, 49,. .,- =, ~
80. 'sa1 r,~.. " ~ sTss,aa .oI 4.a y. 80
=, -. :, Lsu ,-.ss.n ~ .hf. -sssxs. ~. rL. -.
,,.n,. s...s- ~ ...,.s. - ~
~ p.A.' SUI, -. H'11ee ~ "aAas " s4tsa "as
~ - ~ aua ~. ~ -. a. ~" aou
,,o 80 s ~ 49, noa.
v1ae, tseous4u' so.e =. s4e so.s "asae satos "
Hleee.' .up s go 90 NY ai'e.
W. a.,a..- 49, ~. sno 4'u ~ otoe' u
s.o.seA ~ ~ .,s.s ~. ~ 'o'a " oseeH'
paua''a. ~" Asaa 10 uas VEL saa1ieF PFC
poaava w.. ~ ,;Fa,,as Ss-asas 1's "n'ea
soe!eA' "A' '4'3A @~41'
CATTLE BALES TODAY.
- ~ N e. .nd Il 81 hssd aols eteefsa
FRYE q Co soIa Borland 10 ny LOIS NJ, ut sa0
Blas5bn1n M se1d Aaacosksl, ay l.l2s D., at $3.5a
"9T sterer -. son ola Haneock Il nv tes M s,to
White sold FaE cttt II, av il tsl5 ns, At IS 50.
EnnK soda st Hasssia a ~ A.; l:2gs ns. = 9 So
W14sii 50 az. Eo Ssa It Of Hits s5 ~ ~ ~ oa
At S2.25.
InLs l, Ell eGu nuGIes ~ - X X !se ns 6a
Hump GEsy SOLD f:osensaal Is ~ Isl IS 1T .. Is
Dlue sold Grcenbaum IS ~, 5o9 ns:ot S6o GO per
head.
Hdams sold Downing 20 az, 80 % at BQ1
PIerce 4 Morton told Rosenthal 30 av. 1,2H ns 1t
spraere eolt Hancock 81 AZ Lies ns at $3.50.
Cpoper sold Ncwgasa 50 aY LIS nH at f225
=. IS. ~
Anas Anas s 51d oroa M9 q & = 81 t q ss ae at
HOGs-There we1e IN the various yhEcs to-day about
, 1863-11-14

~ beautiful Complexion, ftee from Tan,
pimples and FteckIes, may easily be procured by
uefng the 81 Balm Of 4 Thousand Flowers" For
shaving 1t ia unsurpassed. It ts composed Of palm
oil, honey, and other valuable articles, highly
perfuucd BY Its own ingredients, and when used
Tor washing, night and morning, renders tho skin
cents. For sale By SMTn Il DwrER. Lake street,
ChicaEo. aug2q M-W& Sat eoW.3m
, 1863-11-14

9S- Nervous D1seasea and Physiesl Debility,
arising from Specific causes, In both sexss- new
and reliable treatment, In reports Of the Howard
charge. Address, Dr.. ]. ak11lln Houghton, How
ard Association, No. South Ninth street Phila-
delphi2. Pa au11-am
, 1863-11-14
A GARD.
Remarkable Cure OF Throat DIseas

IkemAFkebie Cure OF Throat Disease.
had suffered severely with Chronic Throat
Disease, which was making fearful and rapid pro.
consulted several eminent pbJBctans but without
material or permanent benefit.
In almoet despair, ard with little faith, placed
Dystlt under the treatment Of DR.. T. Winslow
Aver of The Chicago Throat and Lung Institute,
lMcCormicks building, corner Raado!pa and
Dearborn st1ects} and In the course Of few weeks
Dr.. Aver las Effected an entire cure. My throat is
well. Ny general health is excellent. speak
with peril Ct ease and h&ye gained mora than ff.
teen pounds In weight. recommend Ds. Ayer to
my friends with entire confidence.
DANIEL L. pArcu,
, 1863-11-14

60 70 TIE BEsf@Qo TO BnYANT d STRAf4oN'a
CHICAGO CoxsEHc1A1. CoIIkaE, 70 get 4 thorough
practical business education. For circulars ad-
Chicago, uttnn(4. -
, 1863-11-14
New York Stock md Money MARKET Nov. IL


6oFERHAIdT BToCKl,
Steady.
HS; e. 81 coupx1S9 pxa3S9 15eaF cert new... ISL
MoxEE-Market shade easier and good demand,
Sterling Exchange closed dull at 16l 4Ga16lH
Gold without decided change-opeufng at 41A. C.
CHUNG to 147h. advancing to 147H. cloalng weaE at
1iSK@l$7.
, 1863-11-14
Annual Meeting Of the st, Andrews
Society,

3VCAEkys
The annual buRIuess meeting OF the Illinois St
Andrews Society was held at the Briggs House
Thuzsdsy night Vice President John Rankin
presided,
Mr., ]. Miller presented report Of the commit
tee appointed to procure seal for the use Of the
Society. The committee reported that they had
obtained = seal at costo1twentT do1lsEs, which
IL now in the possession Of MI. Aston. They also
requested the Society to act on this report, and
giant an order On the Treasurer for the amount
lhe report Was accepted, and the order granted.
The Committee to procure diploma Of mem.
be1cbip were granted further time.
REPORT or TIE BOARD or AANAEERs.
MI. Gtorge Anderson submitted the report Of
the Boald of Managers. AZ follows:
"Ou the ed Of January, 1858, the Board met and
vas organized by appointing Hugh McLennan
snd E. @eaaaa q e.
to'congratu]ate the members Of the Society On
the continued prosperity exhibited in the reports
laid before you. It will be seen from the detailed
I rtatement herewith obtained, that the amounts
paid ont Of the bounty Of the Society have beer
tion ofthe Society. no doubt owing 10 the conttn.
nea property of the country, and the means Of
s@sad,15 @ 1htss1inE empoyment tor al Tho are able
drawn nc fourteen, and the amount paid on the
eame is eighty three dollars and SIXTY cents. We
Tenld ven "a a'so recommend that the bylaws Of the So.
aely be rgiu1y enforced, for the future good and
permanent stability OF the Society. We would
ACC 70 the subject that the Treasurer should give
oond 70 the Society for the Baie keeping Of the
| t91af; tnaf, however much confidence many iudi-
% %saohal %nembe1s nay have In the honesty aal IN
is Tor the future ones that may CONS nfter lin
| and this Recommendation ia made with lis inoVI.
edge. and r. ~ always stood ready to give the
The report was accepted and placed on file.
2EroKT OF THE rRkAsrnEn,
Nr, Gcorre Kennedy, Treasu1er, reported that
the balance on hand at the last Anniversary was
Ss8.a8; amount collected aince, $3s5 81; total,
!M944 amount paid ont since @ e last ami! essary.
lief; incidental expenses, $12.2 on Rose Ht1l
Ce1na TRY lots, 35a; balance On hand, <173 50;
amount Of reserve fund. 429f-a3.
ELECTION or xEKBERs.
The following were proposed and admitted
members Of the Society: John Smith, Joseph
Mcdonald. David N. Phillips. and David John.
On motion, George Anderson, Robert Clark. and
John Alstor, were appointed by the Chair, Com.
itee to advice with the Secretary relative to all
those who &re indebted to the Society," for the pH-
pose Of enforcing the payment Of fines.
ELECTION or OFFICERS.
The Society then proceeded to the election Of
oMce1s Tor the current yeat, "a fol1oKs:
,Pfstfdsnt-WM. 1Auea.
Es'sf Tie Fte<Idenf-John McArlister. >.
Second t7x Freffdtn1-Gep McEeAnd.
1ttatuf<r-Gco. Kennedy; -
4fe4tfGfy- Geo. Balm
Attdtfdnf SseFefdry-Dn,fd Wyl.e. .r
Bodsd q YAdn1gfrk-Jsrnes Thonpaon, Drgald
Stewart. Peter Aefasiane. Geo. Anderson, and D.
NJ E: Cletz istsm.:ea tsz: Dr.. he.r..er bad
, 1863-11-14

The following items were embraced in the re-
port Of the Superintendent. for the month Of oc-
renAinR, u. of whom are inra1Ids. The following
shows the number OF Tieltors fton the several
Statee, during the month, &C.: Illinois 1898
meals and 80 lodgings; Winconsin ,491 aud 710 !;
Michigan 152 and g New York 10l and IS; Ken
tucky l67 and 81; Ohio $50 and 10; Minnesota $50
ard $50; Indiana 106 and 80 Vermont 6s and 90 !;
Iowa 10 and 50; Missouri IS and 9; Canada Is
and s; Pennsylvania 10 and 6; Kansas and !;
Maasacbufetts 4 and1; Connecticut - and 7. To.
tal meals supplied, 5,905 lodgings, 1913.
The report for the week ending November 13
showed the number Of arrivals to be 402. depa..
turcs 390-remaintng II. Meals fcrniehed b0s,
lodgings 273.
MEAT AND BUTTER WANTED.
The representatives Of tho Press present were
requested to publish call for good, eweet coun.
try butter, 60 heartily relished BY the soldiers and
30 scarce il the city, and also to suggest that
poenls viii be received rom Butchers II the city
different kinds. Donations Of either Of these AZ
ticles would be most gratefully received
There being no further business, the meeting
adjourned.
, 1863-11-14
COMMERCIAL.

FRIDAY EVENING, Nov. IL, 1s6s.
TIE following table shovs the receipts and ship.
Eeat1 during tho pxEs twenty. -four hours:
1fCx1zra L /
, 1863-11-14

The Winter Railroad Ttmo Table,
Below We publish tho time Of arrival and de
pazturo Of passenger trains upon the several rail.
roads eente1iDg In this city. We congratulate
the business and travelling public upon the sdop.
tion Of hours 90 generally acceptable, and which
We are torddent will prove more advantageous to
The companies IN evcry respect, than those Of last
Hinter.;i
The new tine table takes enact on Sunday next
1T noon. THE st. Louis and Chicago Railroad
will char ge In about two Weeks:)
, 1863-11-14
Death Of Another Old Res,aep.

nnarh nr arothcr o,a n...s
n. T;r,,.,, n Ws,.a.s AZ. 'uen@" S.s
Ii .,.- - -...s,.--%s,D @ u.e .. ms residence
1,st.ns- -, ~. = h.,-n - 60. = y 'pn' @ ~
H. a.a,,tsd a. c.,.v, rn1,.1. = seao .s - ie4o
..s.5s s.adsax -aea,asrs se ~. ~ !o's, "ua ave.
to,1o-.as ~, w.stewNs. - $3.50 ~ " "uco ne
.sns-. t,,t +ha1 =. ~. 90 w '"ei'e
count n HI. he,,tb In -. ~ W 20. o.
caco. xhere he hsr .,nr. con+,,red - -ss,ss ~
rsr ton.fn:1aw of cant Iohn rn.ss
was connected with serera, oF ,he rn,st ..s- aaa
ble f.m31,cs n +b,s 49, D. 49, s aeEpes,a- =,
wy 4s.e ~ snA1 wy ae "as . man OF Abe
1saen'. ssne'ous anpo1see ma sterling integrity.
49, -,n.- - sasa. 3,.as 1sa .ss ms e,noness 70
~ 49, potaon oa MS time IN
-ess.Ds " .nsu neee1' ne leaves vile, one.
soa ana 1"o oapsn1ese 10 mourn theis loss.
.r,,a x.x,7 r.,r..1.,.. r~
Tha wsr ,s-rs.,s1. 49, en Vf&ans
:. .or. t.s ,,.,t,, ,5,.,. W aaAms s1feef,
nrt ~. 1,a1.aa ~ -, .Is' .1ae n poho insaoe and
,,s,ntaS n,.ss ,,ost r, -, s.a. ss m1nao@s OF
5.er ,n5 ,,n;n,t 49, - - 49, 60 ~ss ~ aae reading
aso-nmerts ~ ths ,hnrs, - s..sa 49,, aao az me
ana .h- I'll. +,ott,,c Ths ~ -. saa,e u9.1'
coverrd w,tb er,r1so, dsr..s,~ 80 ~ a4so " osk'
The oeeun,e,,s name n-c- - sa.... s sasu pe" nss
p)ata. VI nsAs
During the 1ast few tsys . rerv ena ox,..,..
been added 70 the zion. Of The y,~
wossh1p and the ssme Of II fndncad w. ~
spcc,al yisit for the purunee ~ t-a+fa 4.aAe
tiea. We were sccomu,nied bv w. 49, ~.
Mr.. McCurdy, Of &c Rsndolnn street. ' ~. aae -.
gan player. Both theee gentlemen yerv ron-+aoas
II ode1ed 1teis ee.yIces for tbf occ.s1o,
We found the instrument 1t, tb.t
stated COZ cerninptt 1,tt1e vb,1s ~ ~
, 1863-11-14
LAW INTELLIGENuE,

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.. s. CIRCUIT CouR7-Bsfor< Hon. 7aomd,
Drununond. Judge.-No. 5so, default md judg.
ment.
No. 5s2-Detan1t and Judgment.
Nos. sos and $50, heretofore consolidated, by
agreement Get down for hearing; bills, repllca-
ions, answers, proofs and exhibits fled.
SUPERIOR CoUnT-Before Hon. Joseph z. Gary.
No. 0f1-DefAult and Judgment, order Of writ Of
No ss1-Asseesed at s7s.as, and1udsment.
10. s1a-Deiau1t and Judgment, 5000.
No 1,015-On motion Of pla! a!ptft 'sattoHuey, dis
% No. i.@t@Ditposed it do; Of In the same manner.
No. 6l8-Motion OF defendant to quash capias
oversuled Defendant excerpts, time set to Mon
10. 969- Default and Judgment, 500 IS.
No. :T0S-Plainhf cn:ese motion to strike pies
no Defendants attorney comes and with
= as sG9$ $ ssadsx,t Of astendan. fled, eause
xaised by serse1snt; finding foF plaintiff, sss u.
~ IS. % ss5.sa5mitfed to court for tidal: hndtng
Z CUNT g1s ceGnT~bsaSs 1 Hon: + B. Bradpeu,
oi ingniaition of he lunaey of Nancy Ferris. wis
oyer7uled by reason OF Its not har Wing been made
during the term In which Judgment was ren;;
Estate Of john a. Washington Remuneration Of
Edwa.d 7: Turner, one ofthe executors, fled and
entered On m @ 5ecosT. T. x,,r.o,-fn.,n If v,, nsv,no
REcoRpEa's ceunr-Before Hon. E rasDarea.
.ludge-crimana1 Lae-Searaan rs. Wright ct al.
Taylor ys. GoIman-Motion to re-tnstate oser-
Iaxrenee Fl. Schmidt Submitted to the Court;
Gilbert W -. she1wood-co1tinued on motion OF