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The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1863-06-11
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The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1863-06-11
MANHOOD

Kenosha, June Sd, 1868.
, 1863-12-09

An audience that filed McVicker's Theatre to
the last standing place, assembled last evening to
greet Cubas, Her reception was peculiarly Chica-
goan-Icy as her worst enemy, II there be such,
could desire, but which gradually yielded to the
warming influence Of the pleasant, FREQ and grace
'fnl pantomfme, 70 that at the end of the second
act she was called before the curtain, and received
very cordially. Her rendering Of the Ftonch Spy
was In many respects attractive, but when her
friends claim for her the position Of successor to
Celeste, they presume too much upon the recollec-
ton Of eomc Of the oldest Inhabitants. The grace,
beauty and artistic finish which Celeste was ena-
blcd to mpart to the character, We think has never
been reached By any one successor, certainly not
By Senorita Cubax. But she Ii 8 woman ofrcmark-
able beauty and grace, and her French Spy is full
Of artistic effects worth witnessing. Shewas mis-
erably supported by the stock company. This cell
SURG does not apply to Myers Toney, which was as
good as VIC have ever seen. The French Spy will
be repeated tonight, and every evening this week.
At tho Chicago Museum, the second night OF the
Southern Refugee drew good house, and was
given even more capstally than on its tpreseu-
tat1on. We hare never seen anything more telling
In the line OF pantomime than the scenee in tho
rebel dungeon, where Hernandez has his sleep
troubled with rats and other '4smn11 deer" makes
his ezcapo through IN air hole, helps off his fair
conlrade in confinement, and then becomes party
to the marvellous duel in tho dark, between him.
self and his jailor. The audience were kept in
conVu1sioua, and the pantomime possesses this
feature-that roar as loud az the audience may tho
eye loscs nothing and tho good hits not mzrrcd.
This second engagement OF the Ravcl troupe runs
only three nights longer, and there will be q rush
each night.
Little Major Gen. Tom Thumb. with his wife,
the elln Minnie Warren, and Commodore Mutt,
being the rank md file OF the Liliput army, Open
cd their campaign at Bryan Hali, yesterday. OF
course everybody and his children will visit their
camp. Tho General himself Is an old campa1gner
"a Gen. Scott Lllliput, known to cvetybody-but
the rest Of the party arc new faces to our Chicago
sight-seere, and Will attract attention. They re-
main here during the week.
Arlington + Co.'s Minstre1a nre still ut Metro
politan Hall, and nightly attract delighted crowds
This is one Of the largest and best bands In the
country.
Robinson & Howc's Champion Circus has been
established on Washington street, directly south
Of the Court House, MS regular institution for
the winter campaign. It is q pleasant place to
while away IN hour OF two especially on Saturday
afternoon. when you can take the little ones with
yon 10 enjoy ths sport.
Mr. Benz. Wheeler, the 1rlsh vocalist, is thecard
al 4ho Va III atf
, 1863-12-09

It may seem somewhat strange that the rorts].
II list should hare been less during thepast month
l,u,N uAn - ~ ptee.aas noata o1 me year. Loud
eonpeia.s nave oecn made that Chicago was fast
r1nnfogso destruction in s.nttasy point of
a. ..h,cb ~ ~ ,,,s+ ,a,a.s y. uet tas
,os ne p.s, mohn hss been worse thu
ese. .on,! ness @ efoaktngs were justified by results
last November tbnn dnT,n, the s.,,a ,~.!ss .Ae
FORMER nsrt f the .as same peaoa N any
hsd cna,s ce-.ata, r.. he Inc s.a.e o. the rlver is
as 1t were acclimatized, and are not injured,
In met we NAV be s,id to en,oy h,nnr c-a,na
t!on, rot from the draft, at least from fhe Sdp-
a1ways cxhihit The ioncr1t Tas ~ Haaeh
Sushinss after fmmor,aI1itv IN tbe on;e ~ 99t
, 1863-12-09
ACADEMY OF SCIENCE.
Lecture by Prof Edward Daniels.

m rrI. e.,,,,a. h,,s 4.,,,
regular meeting list evening At their rooms loca-
ted On the corner Of Clark and Lake streets. The
.t+endsnco v.s nnusns11v larec-eyerv sest In
the hall being nlled. 1heminutes Of the previoaa
meeting were read ana 1 approved, afses which the
me.'s 5laL1 ~ Tor.,,,an -. ~, psa,ra 1en'-
efeo !eclaie W -. ~ -. ~ ~. pasias,
The Professor stasco taa. eoA Is 30 .hofoaghiy
contains more or less. except The States and Ter
I.assas 1-,na, ,n,,h fro,, rr;tno;s ~ W,sssas-
Ialo1lee t,4S -. ~ y. "4eeons'n
Of Coal a. endorsed By the different classes Of
ceologists. One theoryis that the material frorn
which it has been formed, has been drifted into Into
IN estuary, buried there By aecumnlating drift,
and Afterwards undergone carbonizatiou. Similar
riffs are now thought to be undergoing s1milar
changes. You may take any specimen of fitn.
minus coai-uno Is small as It may be, there will
be eeen, by the aid Of microscope, traces Of
vegetable etructure-the same cbsr,cter,st;ca
.aat ne nnu N pofuons OF q charred tree
Again, II this theory II acknowledged to be the
tue ONE, and II coal IL said to be formed from the
sanr,a .s,on aAa m - Ats,tIis Aus washed IN, We
should Ind very few OF the more delicate plants
preserved; while tho facts arc, that we tlnd the
mott mo, minute and delicate ferns in tho shales and
TIa1 g%ro ~ anu 1as mieIeseople glass; detects
Tnrs ~ zot an1 puma tnat Mete oouoness the
@ notn ~ iohs ! M q !eats aEo. Inis fs hardly COM
ha ttcntr "a IN ~ e16u.y 1i "asMns r.
-, ana =. aosaIoa sllaf 70 tnat going
eates, ano Was sustained ~ The Fxofessor. Of
Ma1Gn W. ae gase nhnmefoas stl1klas illustrations.
t ue snaWea tnat INC annual accumaiatlon OF feso-
taee e aaSF na u q seasons
a. Me1 aug ~ were very 1a!ofaoic te ne estao-
nsn.hG ot .a's IeeoIy. Ae aeo esateo Iaat coEe,
MMen y s!maF to peat in many respects. ca1 DC
pfeeeeq unth y 1s sond, anu a. combnshble as
coal. Ac explained his theory Or the formation
q Inc auerent II gtfata q coal, ehalee, limestone,
&C, ana gaze Nlast5anons upon maps ana dta-
gfama oi tne uepfess1ons anu cieSat1ons Of diaer-
cnt see1lons OF ne country, showing that these
occurrences h3ve been quite numerous. 1t 1s eVt.
aeat t9at an interrupted oppression has resulted
IN heEo1maQon OF coal ali me eY1dence3 are to
, 1863-12-09
The First Board Of Trade REGIMENT
Enjoying Festivities.

Tho I'D Illinois, First Board OF Trade Regi-
nentJ arc apparently living in clover and luxnria-
ting in style rather different from the tough fare
usually obtaining among the camps. a pirate
letter informs us that the 18th ult the line o-
cers gavc an oyster supper to the field and staff,
On the 18th, Major James gaye dinner to the
field staff and line Of the I'D, which was hon
ored by tho presence OF Gen. Macarthur, now com
manding at Vicksburg. After dinner was orer,
which nas enHvcned with song and Jest, General
Macarthur invited the party to his headquarters,
where another social time WIS had. LIMITATIONS
were the order Of the day, for in the evening all
hands went to ball in the Masonic Hall.
On Thanksgiving. the line ofacesa gave dinner
to The field and staf. and among the guests were
Gen. MeArthur, Gen. Mattby, Gen. Gsiersham,
Col. Bowen, Col. Starring, and all the Aead, line
and staff officers Of the I'D Illinois. Toasts were
drank to the Board of Trade, the ladies' Of Chicago
the city of Chicago. while songs and good feeling
crowned the Board Thus the gallant Seventy
Second ara passing tic interim Of battle and their
thousand friends at home will rejoice that such
good fortune lies in wait for them along their
rough path Of toll end strife. No men are better
deserving Of the best ofafe than the soldiers.
AN ExPEssrrR DREE. Two brothers
uamcd Hale- went into saloon on Van Buren,
street, On Monday evening, and called fo3 two
drinks. The liquid wns fnrnished, and onc' of
them oEetcd Eve cents in payment. The psoprie-
tor demanded anetner half dime, which they rs-
tueed to pay, and quarrel cnsued, In the course
Of which the aslooon- n-keepcr-Robett Ftazcr-gas
struck over the ere With a'drtnhng glass and 9TH
e1wIee injured. The brothers were fined SO and
a earned sost s fea tSat 70 tsnpt %
things chsaply ls sopetimes followed BY heavy
expenditure.
, 1863-12-09
CoMpouKp1Ea 4 FE1oHr-AH OFFICER Ar

CoMroukD1EG 4 FEIoFT-AH OFFICER Ar
KEsTKD FOE Observation-Disclosures Hot, a
constable I'm the North Division, was brought be-
fore the Police Court yesterday charged with mal-
1essance. The hcte Of the case are substantially
NJ follows. short time nEo two butchcts living
In 1ndinnar had a yoke Of oxen stolen from them,
which, ~ they subsequently learned, had been
draTen to Chicago and there sold. The butchers
followed Their property, and finding out the where
abouts Of the thieE, procured State warrant, and
put IT into the hands OF uo, who. In COMPANY with
The complaiuanta, n1Toated the thteG ue Was aux
toue to settle the matter, by paying Hoff $a0 and
giving the owners Of the oxen lot OF oats, and
some hogs, as m indemnity for the loss sustained
all Of which wcrc accepted However, instead
OF delivering the hogs and oats over to the Indiana
butchers, the cattle Thief made away with and be.
cresed them. Then finding they could get neither
oxen. hogs or oats, they caused the arrest Of Hod
for malfea6ance.
The case was postponed TIL Friday morning tor
additional evidence.
, 1863-12-09

years. While exhibiting accurately the ratios Of
death for that district they do not show the NOR
talty for other places except apportionately. The
nortualy statistics are found to vary as much as
the meteorological record. The connections too
between certain classes Of dfsease and accomps-
pyinE san1taEy conditions can only bs studied
through this channel.
, 1863-12-09
D T Il d.

In this city, on the 9Th Inst. AUGUSTA H., wife OF
George Z. Stanton.
In this city, the 7th Inst, MARY J., eldest iaugh
ter Of Chaplain A. L. and Maggie d. Rankin.
In this city, on the 9Th tnst JULIETTE, wife OF
John Trimmer, aged 81 years.
Funeral Will t1kc place from the residence No. &c
Third nyenue. at 10 O'Clock Wednesday morning.
H1n this citJ, on Sunday evening Def. .sh. FREDDY,
son OF Dr.. l.. 8. Major, 2ged years and mcaths.
II II THIS city nes. sth: WILLIAM @ ALLEN, son Of
Funeral this Wednesday morning at 10 o'clock,
from 81 Hickory street.
II ogdesshurgh and osTego. N. r, papers please
copy.
In this city, Dec. 8th, ELIZABETH ANN GIL
BERT, wt!e Of SheFred Gilbert, aged 81 years.
The funeral will take place on Thursday nfterno on
at O'clock from her late residence, nLlttlo Fort
, 1863-12-09

MODEL PAwNBRoKMa.-1t is sometimes
said that when amanis di1lcuhes, the ye,J worst
perfons to whom he can apply for .eliet are his
immediate relatives. Yet there is ono individual
who in Europe is facotiously termed .'My Uncle"
whose Office Is general resort for those who are
hard pressed for cash; he is known here Is p1nn-
broker. Ho il willing to lend money On goods &C.
curity, generally charging rate Of Interest, which
evenameng brokers wou1d be deemed e1horhitant,
OF course the business is legitimate, and MAY
therefore be honoE2bly conducted; but instances
sometimes occur where tho usual profits do not
satIefy. Three weeks ago. a woman who was
leaving ths city pledged = quantity Of wearing
broker, receiving therefor the sum Of $1S. a fe.
male friend of kerr agreed to pay tho monthly In
te1est and did 50 until 1!erfeiurn when tho money
with interest was rendered to the pawnprokcf,
who refused to give up the goods. Legal proceed.
the woman claims that a valnnble garment was
missing, worth nearly $40. For this she has now
no redress, haring agreed to compromise the
matter.
, 1863-12-09
SOLDIERS HoME.-The following were the

SOLDIERS HoME.-The following were the
arrivals at the Home yesterday:
J. A. Maggie, 32d Ohio infantry; g. F.
Fisher, SD do. infantry; ". q. Fasler, Sd
d. s. Barber, Sd do. do; j. D. Good.
ridge, Sd do. do. G. q. Bright, Sd do. do. !;
". A. Gliding, 37th III. do; J. s. Lear, 36th do.
DO: 8. Watson, ed Wis. de-: H. R. Schodeld Sd do.
g0 a. 5 dG d. aoaee ehsS 5 81 a. So
]. Morgan, ed do. do; w. &. Morrison, nth Iowa
do; A. ]. Ii. Smith, 9Th do. Cav; Il. Porter, 18th
Wis Inf; F. Mccormick, 18th do. do; ". ]. An
, 1863-12-09

MEETING OF THE MERCANTILE AssoU1A'
11oy.-The Mercantile Association held its regu
lar monthly meeting On Monday evening" ]. Y,
FaIryel-the President-in the Chair.
In compliance with the instructions Of the previ
ous meeting, Il. ". King, from the Finance Com
mittec, reported that tho amount OF funds secured
up to date, By subscription, and from other sources
was 100, which would be sufficient for the pres
ent. lie remarked that Adjutant General Fnlle.
had intlmated that he would authorize recruiting
officer to come here and raise recruits to eli up tho
Mercantile Battery, or If man were appointed by
tho ASS eoc1ation, he would recognize him.
Cone, Of the Battery, dated Nov. 18th IL which It
the Association, wcro excellent 2sn, and that al
though ". 81. Sherman had been published as q
dcserter, still he returned and Voluntarily gave
cnmstancea in his deserving, going as ho did when
the Battery was at low chb and when they all
feel moro like going array than remaining, and
q. @. Wicker oaered the following resolution,
which. On motion. was adopted;
Reso{ped, That this Association do request OF
the Common Council Of Chicago, In COZ 1oect1on
with the Board Of Supervisors 81 Cook co1nty, to
appropriate from the special fund for warpuIposcs
to pay bounty Of not exceeding $100to each man
for the quota for Cook county.
On motion Of Mr. Tuttle, committee of three
was appointed to confer with the Board Of Super
visor, now IN session, with view to carry ont
the suggestion Of the above resolution, and tho
following gentlemen were appointed such COM
% On motion of Mr. c. G. Wicker. the Chairman
waa added to the committee.
4 ME1kscuo1x CAsE.-In August last
Se1rt. G. H. Toland, member Of the Chicago
Hatcsntile Battery Visited this city nm f,rInupb
, 1863-12-09
THE COMING DRAFT.
Enrolment Lfsts-Sccnes in tho Office
OF tie Provost m0rsAal-Cfnln1B Tor
Exemption.


the enrolment lists. which arc now printed and
posted in six places in each Of the principal wards
he other. win be posted in aay Or TWO: Evey
ciazen Il interested IN reporting the names Of any
This friends which bare been omitted, because
every name that is added reduces his chances for
~ 1saa.- s-ha.hs- ,;a 1.ma 40. ~. 1@ss.,p =.
correctly stated On the list, and whether it is
tiona11y made. and every 1ova1 man will render the
oror. evcrv noas,b1e aa-ric. IN -n.r,nt, ~ ,sts
osse.+ t. a.ope poee.S " 0 @os nS's
Provost Marshal Capt Wm. James, L l.. 1l11liken,
con a. hcs-in. tha r,,;r,s ~
for exemption, on Saturday last, and several hun
dred hare been already passed upon, A man has
no ides Of the ,ast amount Of .tphysIca1 dlsab,tv
there Is IN the community, until he Witnesses the
auay Of applicants for exemption, under this head
During IN hour spent in the ofBce Of tho Provost
Aatsnai yes!etnAy noou' 1os'y appncaa1s "e.e e3-
azained by the Board-many Of whom were a!iena,
and claimed exemption upon that ground, bring
e7erv conceIrab1a tfnd. wr;tt,n n ,1rnnst svsrv
known Language, and two from Catholic Priests in
arc brought to The Board to prove the identity Of
tho bearers. their are natiyitE. and TO xhat Kinr
-: W." ~ "A1' 14oe
orVueen uey ~ SUBJECTS eH.
1t ID ve1y probable that II the ttme could be CIV
-oanx n these sore,~no,s uho c1s,r ~ sn,,,.a
~ ~ tsanTd ~ hat.,.. a,,ans .-e,,a ~ ~ "
On INC gfouna oa oetns allens' would oe found 10
hnve cast their votes FOR the present copperhead
clique Of city officers and pezchance come Of them
voted moze Than once. We believe ua1oritv If
.taea .,s,,,,+.a .ro ,,r,o. ~ .T,,. a.. ~
at his rhS eta sa1 sse
70. c cas in.atto, LUIS ea1a-Ho general FILL oear
e1gIS HSant pne IN s,r nm m ,ra,,,s -, +ho.. u,a
s, ~ ~ A. - ~ a;' ~. ~ laose Mno
s!, ~ GisaI3Yitr ~ - upoa aae gIonna OF
1a4s t1n Z ,ns na a. 9ae Iame 5essstasy
- ps,s evaminst1om Tfero nre ,a1snGs
pasg q, ~ ~ .1t Hn T.; ~ !e peaao4s aaec.ea
py ~ tae .as I'M ~ aesh r. ~ eia spme mol
aeiEto!o5 e9 EEL ~ VIZ eI.a!og1es gs -! tnose e.
amneat I1ts ts1 MoUo' e1gn'5 pe1 eea1' are e1-
enptco ~ 11e eurEeGn.
, 1863-12-09
M "A r. RI E d.

In this city, On the 8th Inst. By Rev j. T. Stewart
MYKQM y. BALDWIN, Of i:ockford, Ills, to ELIZA.
BETH HOLMES, second daughter Of \. q. uoge, Chi
cago.
At the residence OF the brides mother, in Bow
marsviIlt. Sunday evening. Dec, By Judge Brad
and Miss ELIZA !. J.LEksLEY.
In Rockford, ILL.,, By the Rev. A.. P. Mead, WV.
CLA1:k, Of Chicago. and Miss ISABEL A.BCET0N,
, 1863-12-09
The Flour Inspection Ordnance
The Board Of Trade and
Common Council.
OBTAINING GOODS :TRAuDU1EyTLY.
Daily Law Record, &C., &c,


outside Of the city not within the intention Of
the ordinance. though the goods might In the in
te5yal remain here awaiting disposition.
MI. Adams, who appeared for the city, urged
evasion Of the ordinance, BY parties in The city
bargaining By correspondence or otherwise with
pcrsons who aid not coma here to purchase. But
@ w9thn et% lie ent q e 9Gs IT,
object was to secure good article to purchasers
in the city only, and that purchaser who wished
to enjoy tho protection afforded By the ordinance
must come to Chicago and buy the fish which had
paid the inspection tax-the price Of the prosec-
Is the proof in this case was not sufficient to
ant, the prosecution failed.
Just aa the decision was being made, it was aag-
gcsted to tho Court that this had been
the validity Of the inspection ordinance.
The judge. although, Of course, as It was outside
suit not pretending to deeide the point nev-
any objection to ta validity nor any inconaistency
in supposing that tho Corporation ordinance and
the Board Of Trade ordinance were each alike
d hs a hs II s5e bpf
ter as police regulation.
United STATES :cmeu1r CouEr.-Sumnsr rs.
Humphrey q Co'e!ss.--Thisw was IN action Of elect
ecuted to him by J. TIlden Moretou, receiver ap-
pointed BY the Court In chancary suit wherein
Anstin Sumner & Co., were comp!afnants. and
bill was fled for the purpose Of setting aside an
assignment executed bJ John x. Brewster, ofFree-
port, to John A. Clark and Daniel $. brewster,
Haeson sho1y eSas ae4 nE bill iii
was fled In the Circuit Court Of Stephenson coun-
II By james Mitchell and others to fcmoyc the as-
On this last bill derceo was rendered removing
tho assignee and appointing Mitchell receirer, to
take the property and so On and execute the trusts
h1yf f1a m II, hR
, 1863-12-09
antuSFtlIFufS.

NTcVICKER'S THEATRE.
lyH on Madison street, betvecn State and Dearborn.
Doors open At O'clock curtain rises 1t TX precisely.
Epgaecmcut Of the hcxut.uI, bovtch!ngty facilitating
Spanish pua1euSc.
LII SENOI2ITA CG1sAS.
The cement have great pleasure IN announcing
ne engagement Of this s1uaesd'na wy Eat:sd and
RIVAL. and since her assumption Of the rolls which
msGo SE1Es1E hcF great REPUTATION II tnis :cnnss
she IL hailed With r1pturona applause md
GeEe. fey 9y admitting mniu:nacs. Assisted bJ seno<
ALL SES and W. n LEAE.
,ME99hEsDAi " EVENING, Dec. 9, Nill be 2ra1entel
M an TSelesses lhrec act drama Of THE FRESsHSP1:
aaEet. WIG Arab boy. ,Mathilte do Nerc-CVBA9.
N Nnich eaafncter she has been pronounced By the
nsE1e.n fisGs ana e9Gas e t4G 1eaowasd Madame
piece will be e1tcnted-Wlid Arab Dance, Cnbas:
Rroacsword Cemoat betH cen IIalue anl s1ohAmmed:
will canmtuce win LAe fa4ce Of ! III SsJIGXOS
n SHOCK FRoCK. Saturday afternoon. Grand
, 1863-12-09

ILLINOIS FEENcn BENEVOLENT SocnT1,-
The committee Of administration Of this Society.
Of which the only object is to gtve assistance to
the French in need, resolved at their Inst meet
Ing, IN order to be prepared for the edgeucies Of
: The coming winter, to make new appeal to such
persons as are able and entitled to become mem.
bers md have not yet become Subscribers, and
generally without distinction Of nationality, to
those persons who sympathize with tho auiIe,-
1ugsof the poor. Any donation from the latter
persons win be thankfully reoeIved, and their
names viii be added to the list Of honorary mem.
bc1a.
- -foIlowing gentleman forming the committee
1a. -s5aton, arc authorized to receive Sub
4oi somtnl~. -"nationa. Copies Of the constitu-
scfapttons Or o. '1ofthe Secretary.
Aon may be obtaan-~ =. President, 11a Cass
d. h-F. G. Bcrtea. -es. Vice President
street. n A.-Ceo. Dc!oy4. -edin. Secretary,
SB Wabash avenue. n. MA -1eE, rressur.
de 1ss 4 Lake 1 etseet = y: M-A1sE, nns NaFgaeret
Director, 8s8 Wab1ah avenue, oiIlce Is p
street H. MA. Gagne, Director, ofdcs Vess /
end Of Chicago Bridge. H. Mn. l. Praucho'
Director, at / Palmer's store, Lake street.
, 1863-12-09
Lost.

,OST-On yesterday morning, on
- either Dearborn, Washington or Madlso1.sts..
isd1ss s Sold Watch and Chain, With two fockcts and
En!a keS, with zed stone attached. In oue OF th
iocksts 1t f. gentleIsn'a miniature. The finder will
e. 11eiauy feKarted BY returning It to MndAm
Auu utaIootp. deaS67-1t
, 1863-12-09

BuRGLAnY.-The room occupied by Dr.,
satt and ". T. carsen-No. sc Randolph street.
was entered some time during the night Of satus
day last and miscellaneous articles to the yslue of
about $1b were stolen.
, 1863-12-09

The Domestic Dyes
Prepared By Geo. II. Reed & Co., otter the simplest
parel ever presented to the pnbHc. They embrace
90 different shades, and include all the new and
fashionable colo1s, aud are perfectly fast Samples
on silk and wool can he seen and the colora pro-
cured Of the druggists. dcc7-Rs3sss- 33t-nw&r
, 1863-12-09

.~ .Peterson's," ':Ba1lou's,n and "Leslie'a
hg 1o5 a haf
, 1863-12-09
Found.

FOUND'-60 Br1s. fine Bay State
a. Ctnnberrtes fos sale By JULIAN KUNE & CO.,
LIB aud 1so South Wataz street. deasx3t
, 1863-12-09

MAsoN1c.-A regular communication Of Garden
City Lodge No. III F. l. A. n. will be held this
Wednesday evening, Dec. 9th, at Masonic Temple
IN the Upper Hail. Per order Of ", II.
G. III. IuIJBHID3E Secrntary
, 1863-12-09

-. TRANSIT or REBEL Pn1soSERs.-Capt o.
a. ireland, Of tho toth Ohio volunteers, passed
through Chicago yesterday about noon, en- routs
to Rock Island, having in charge 855 rebel pris-
oners captured In the late battles at Lookout
Mountain; they camo through IndlanapolIs.
, 1863-12-09

Go TO THE BEsT-Go to Bryant d STATIONS
Chicago Commercial College, to get a thorough
practical business education. For circulars aa-
ChfcAra IIinnfa =
, 1863-12-09

W '.Racbel Ray,' By Anthony Trol1ope, price
By McNally 4 Co., 81 Deafborn street.
, 1863-12-09

sFRoIAL THANKSGIVING. accordance
< With the Proclamation Of on. President, there
will be meeting ut the New England Church this
;. evening commencing At hslf past 7o*c1ock. to
THANKS for our late important victory in East
fIsnnnasan
, 1863-12-09

4 UCTION.-I will sell at Auc-
"A tion at No. - Lako street. corner OF FEaok1la.
DAY and FR1DAr. Dec. 7sh 9Th. s!h and 1lth. Large
deSef1EHEt 8. S.NTCEERS0T. AuetiDnees