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, 1863-12-10

Estimates Of the quotas OF each county In
the State have been published in the st. Paul
7ress. Ramsey county is short but. 81 men :;
Houston 3s1; Fillmore 4B3; Wlnona 537 !;
Dodge 179; Faribault 90, etc. The number
that have enlisted will diminish these figures.
State Auditor McE1rath has Just returned to
st. Paul from tour Of the State to sell the
school lands. The sales amount to S156, 900,
ofWhieh $S6, 900 was paid IN cash. The ayer-
age price per acre was 1925; The, entire
amount Of sales, up to the present time, Is
s55o, coo. Taking the average rate Of the last
sales, the school lands yet to be sold will net
eight and quarter millions Of dollars. This
will be . respectable sum. : :
Gen. Charles T. Campbell, Of PENN, who
has been soiourning ut st. Paul for some
months pnst,, has been ordered to Sioux City,
where he takes Gen. Su1ly's command, the
latter haYing been assigned to duty else,
where. =; = =. -. .. :
Applications for the few commissions the
State have powcr;to grant have been 90 nu-
merous to Gov. Swift, that he has issued an
order stating that officers will only. be pro
NOTED according to seniority, and promo
tions from tho Tanks will only bo made for
distinguished services, Or upon the recon-.
mendation Of an examining board.
, 1863-12-10

Martin H freeman. A NJ. a native of Yer
mont. and pTaduate Of NiddIoburv COLLEGE.
has been appointed Professor Of Mathemat-
ics and Nat1ral Phflosophv in Ifhcrfa Cal
1ere.
The 1or;sr;11a .1,.,~,nr 1o,+,,o +ho+ u :,
,1,,,-t i-.,so.s;,.Ia ~ ..r. t1a4e e.ts :! -. -
Gnrc1nn,ep4 sa1rce ~ ~ ~ nh(n ~ II M;esta ~
es.,r,1 s+a-s ~, saoon,t ~ tha; IN, .sa9s
b{Erer prices by the owners Of bouts not in
The United States service,
ror~anonacnt IF +be Roa+o,, sroa..yrr
~, t,@a,15 c1,e ~. the irnn.rjsds 1T Ghor,aetnn
sr,;tas ~ thst *be monftnre affcr n siaoe ~ 40
,nnnfhs are INV n a hetter and .Tore eft1.
cIe1t coanditinn IN consar1nenca of ;n,nroTe.
,asn+a tban st the COMMENCEMENT # ective
operations.
DEAN Swift WIS once called to preach
charity germon. Hc read his text Which was
n these Won1a. He inst eiyefb fo the moor
1endet1, to The Lord: that which He hath
wilI he repay him again. HMy hearers, ~ said
the Dean, "you mark the offer: # you like
the security, down with Juur dust!n
"A slight domestic breeze prevents stag
nation. Archdeacon Palsy, on having case
OF contuga1 harmony commended to him, re-
marked that though 1t was tsverra praiseWor-
thy, It must have been vera dool."
Mr.. Georee ". Waitt has been arrested
in Montreal on a charro of obtaining re-
cruita for the army of tha United states.7 He
Was Committed for friaI at the nert term Of
Dneen,a Pencr In March. =,
Co,,~n.r5a- xJo,+,~o,,ar,, f,, eo,, +;.,o
.+ lnanaei - na nao1tgoeIys at 1o1 somE t.1e
si kas hecr " rc13cred r. from TINT IntV nn3 rnm.
,rose-o Et-;nnhs.e e. = aa+a;iaS ~ al a. ~
, 1863-12-10

H It is notorious that the Ehoddy aris-
tocracy have swiudled the Government
out Of stupendous sums. We heard 8 sus-
restion the other day that would effectual-
II remedy the evil. It was, for Board Of
Examipaaion to take an inventory Of the
present property in the possession Of each
Of those robbers, deduct thereffom what
he was worth when the War began, and
make q farther deduction Of what would
, 1863-12-10
CHICAGO CATTLE MARKET.


r-''--" "WEDNESDAY EVENING, Dec. 3, 1868,
HoGs-Tht1cceipts OF hogs at the various yards up
to four O'Clock this afternoon, amounted to about
5000 but nnce that tme several trains have arrived
with large quantity In addition. Tho entered sales
during the day amount to om hogs at prices rang
ing from per 100 s, but the bulk OF sales
hare been made at e510a5.6o. and have chiefly con-
Sisted Of The best droves to be- found In the market
The demand for prime and extra hogs exclusively
ariscs from the fact that the comparatively few buy
ess at In tho Market purchasing only this
description ofstock. Tho inactivity and depression
which characterized, the market yesterday, has, If
anything, been apparent to-day, in the absence
Of large proportion Of the buyers from the yards,
whose attendance during the present season has been
Is constant and as regular rs clock work. Men we'll
posted In the hog tlade ara somewhat In their
opinions to the cause Of the present change In tho
activity and 1rmness Of the market. OF all
other. reasons assigned, there are two that
eeem to meet tho whole case, namely,
that the rrtccs given hogs during the last month
have been considerably higher than the market vnue
ofthe hog product viii justify, and therefore the OWL
must make reduction n their present rates. The
other reason assigned s that the present strngency
the money market has 50 far affected the operations
Of many Of ou1 large buyers that they hare been
PEELED to Limit their transactions to the smallest pos
sib1e extent There is bat little douht that both these
causes causes have affected the market In no small
Degree and that to the 1atef cause chiefly, mar be
attributed the present depression. As the result Of
the comparative inactivity on yesterday and to-day
We note decline Of 1o91sc on medium to prime hogs
and Of &c On common qualities on eIt1a qualities
the market ia firm at former quotations.
Hoa aA1ks TO-DAY;
Cragin Co. bought at 6herman's Yards lM Az SO
at 500; s. 2ss 1t g Nv s12 At 955; ~ 500
4 Hsiss 5 s 1s Is q M s9a e g Sottas' Grove
Fula1er & Co. bought at shermane Yards g AZ SN
at saD0; s. - s65 1t *5; 4sav e at ~; e AZ :5
at *513; ~ 9 Ut 1b AZ s66 nt ssa6: e ~ 2a
at sas; n 20 At ~ 2S5 At ~: 1Go ~ 81
at $3.50; s. az 80 at s. rs -. -
ii. Tabor bought al Eherman'e Yards 100 ~ PTS It
$5G5; 50 Az 20 1t S525; 100 AZ 80 e. S 5 ~ 26s
At $3.50; ITO av 2ie At 100 ~ o at SD; GO av
2s E; 20 ~ 26 # :sIS: Ssav2sss Ct s59e: 80 * e
ay2! 4 sss g q 2,s as *.soi % " 2ss =
20Ay 240 at s1l5. Gardner & CO. bought 1875 Az 81 3:
&sso; lit ~ us ~ $3.50; IS av 81 at t5s5; II AZ rs
j. 6fidicy sold It the Southern Yards 1o3 ~ at
1t {5k2K. " III. Webb bought 90 ~ 80 At sLs5; rs
Av 80 al xs75; % Av 25 at $4. Parker III ~ az At
&5.2a. Hubbard Il Co. 462 av Is at $50.
". H. Tildcn, bought at the Fort Wayne Yards.
1n9 ~ rs ut 6 Holmes bought 81 AZ 80 Ut $50.
Jones & Cutbbertaon, 81 NJ 257 at $50.
Eimball Toleott horght at the Cottage Grove
Yards, 4z ~ zs0 IS n 81 Nv S at $5 13K; III hv
~ at &S5. White OTIS, II AZ ~ at 50 s. ~
xi9 ut 500
BEEF CATTL-Ther receipts at the various yards
..,nu;,+ a ~fnr* I'm hrAd md fhe entereA rafAs
, 1863-12-10
Adjutant General, Springfield



Gov. Yates has succeeded In having nil ILL.,
nois sick and wounded soldiers transported
from hospitals in Louisville to hospitals In
this State. On the I'd inst, over two hun
dred left Louisville for Qnincy.
4 portion Of the 113th Illinois, under
Lieut. Col. Clark, who have been on duty in
Scott county for several days, have gone to
Scott county. Besides regulating the cop
pcrheads, they arrested twenty dcserters,
and some ffty other 1ascals who have been
aiding descrters.
The Illinois State Teachers' Association
will meet IN the Representatives Hall, in
Springfield, on the 18th inst. A large attend
ance Is expected from all parts of The State,
and the PHblic will receive the attention of
the Association. So
Capt. Keys, Provost-Marsha1 Of the
Springfield District, on the Sd Inst, arrested
in TazeWell county,, William E. Ketchum
md E: 3. Freeman. clerks Of Major 4 n.
now. under arrest at Buffalo. They are
charged with defrauding the Government
ont Of large sum Of money, and will be
kept In close confinement until their cases
can be investigated
a party Of soldiers belonging TO The force
Of Provost Marshal Fy,, visited the resi-
sn-1arga Thnsv Wera 9retf I,nnn frs,rn tbe win.
sstaet 1hty ne5e 1teu npo1 a. atum .ns Nh, ~
doWs Of Hatcaers h9nse, Wound1ng tno
Sonnutn Ssana oness a. =. eae p4t Mta,n ~ ~.
nle1s 41ea IN teluEn, snoglns aateneI
1nfoasn ,ae pgas, e.aslns Anos! tasiant
aeatn. Sgse19 9 suns "erc 19una IN lne
house. lae aesetteIs eseapea, ouE were
snpseqnontly ar@estea una sent 10 spring
held.
One nunalea anu tWenGE feefuits LOT ing
18th illinois Cavalry <Col- Hasbrouck Davis }
were mustered IN O. camp butler, sprtngaeld, si
On tae Isl INST, 1his gallant regiment IS nj
ing up Eefy last, nna Mln pfopably oe aole 10
take the fteld VIII ioa ranks at INC @ tefmlna.
tlon ol 11en !u[lonon, WHICH WILL expire
about the lst OF JanaarT.
There was grand Union meeting OF CAIRO
on Friday evening last, which was largely
attended, and the proceedings marked With
much harmony and enthusiasm lion. "ar;
[an Cnase ana ocneIal Gglgef o.
9Mol Made speecnes. 1onn Mnlkey, ren-
ae[ea famous " LIS connectlon Wlt1
|. 1Ae Maoasn sW11ule, WIZ pIesent ana
expressed h1msei1 ols9usteo WIN the pro-
cesaihgs' pnt saal 1,3t maa no al19lonce. Al Al
otner meeting, o. Ike ea1afac1ef, Is 70 oe hcld
in the same place
a band Of copperheads and deserteFs arc
organized IN Inc nortnef1 part OF Green
county, near Athensville. They: are said to
be fully armed, and are compelling Union
men TO leave immealate measures WILL DC
taken by the authorities to arrest the scoun-
drels.
The following med1cal otncefs from Illinois
nave oeen Ee!easedt NH ptlsonefe o. Waf, IRON
, 1863-12-10

F1tur Vas lcal5 cents lover. With sses q ~ brls
Ut H45A fer dte and low Auperdne; Is 5Gts13.@ tuf
choice iupe1ne ann IS for sing extra Wheat opsa-
- dgn ana cents hut fo,ly recovered oe1s:e
Ing prices OF last Ieoorseh sales Of 200 - X
for common fAl to cboce Thn 1srkst sas armeE for
corr Eth sales e! 80 s.eks It !s9 e sss h. "a.
railroad cepsts, and 9oagls %. bu On ne s1ding No
sales Of barley Small sales Of - 4 a1l @ pr na
and iArd Small huss ess IN wh!tky 7sa79c per gal,
Ion Hijea steady At lsc per Tor Tint. Hay Brought
, 1863-12-10

IFF0m fh8 New 103k HefA1d, 1fh ]
rumor IL ncnst that tha 9@crataryi is ID f4yor Of
maktrg Tie Eationsl Banks tssues legal ten Ter hut
VIC cannot think that he ull attempt amessuEt that
Eoule be likely to prove co unjust and unpopular.
The law uBon which the new hanks ara established
all cues except duties and this alone viii 10 sufficient
to kesp them In nearly all parts Of the country,
Thlehis practically all that can be dest1ea.
, 1863-12-10

BEEF CATTLE-Ther receipts at the various yards
amount to about 10 head, Ind the entered sa1es t
, 1863-12-10

xc s. pres Tepo
rs good inaaiy a ths REDUCED q REiess. aetxi.h:
i D. H.. abo1s 73a00 bush changed hands at $l1s;5{,
si1s4 and s1s9 for No. spElng and SletH. PA. and
A. gfas IN e ~
whea, sold was for delivery allhe moath At the sell
stely. Oats wero entirely neglected. aud nominal.
No sales reported md holders less anxious to
cell. Bnrtcy and rye UNCHANGED.
, 1863-12-10
CHICAGO DRY GOODS b1ARKET.


WEDSEsDAy EVENING, Dec. .. 1865.
Tho market for Dry Goods continues active aud
1fm, and prices tend upwards. To-day We note an
advance on the week Of H@1c on Brown sheetings,
and &c on some brands OF Prints.
The stocks Of Domestic goods at the East arr nm
sualy Light. and 1t Is dcult to keep paeo with the
demand from all parts Of the country. This Is partic-
plarly true Of Brown Sheetngs-ordca for which CAL
not at present be nlled. We quote:
, 1863-12-10

The decline in gold did not have the usual eESct on
the hog market. On the contrary ncAyy lots sold
lt@l5 y cWt better than on Monday. Tho extreme
range or prices fer dressed hogs 36oA6 IS cwt
$61t@e6 diY1alng on zoo ns, according TO weights
Provisions do not appear to fully sympathlze with
tho lare advance IN hogs. 'tMess park vas offered
freely toar{ g. Guy Rsssca and s1se county 3
boxes long cut hams 8Kc 5o brls lard at 1c, and
1b6 brls extra prime pork 1t Sll 50,
, 1863-12-10

9uiFte-8o <3ooto9
Ipcfe14o. B5.. 1pd3s0
In New York, tho week closed Ton an easier money
raarket among stock housas and there WAS mora capl
tai offered on Saturday than for some time. Nothing
iesatan seven per cent accepted but at thatTata
the euppl,ss fea. The impression that ths new M
t1opal Banks will be Ill led to exchange taelz
reserve Of legal tencers fol Interest bearing
Treasury notes. ioresh&dowB Al easier money market
upQn which SPECTATORS are beginning to act.
Legal tenctIs are largely h02r4e1 AMI thera Is no
doubt It at m ssua Of interestbeaiuE notes woul&
oi.lotge them md restore than 10 active atom
and a. natur4l consequence give unv I'M ouise to
pticts OF commodities IN the abseace Of decided mill
tary SUCCESSES promising early termination OF the
ar ana reaastion o. she oy.Fnmeot expenses. II
Ia snppose1 that the reserve ol legal tcudefa will
be issued BY Mr. ase Or this Te9srve - so ooo haa
enough 70 mees atly the inference IS fall
meeting Of bank officers was hstt Saturday to COD
sidtr the report OF tho special commiaea appoIntez
to define she potcJ to De pursued toward tie row
E1er,tf of he Hso1aWaY va. submitted alone. The
report was TO ttc effect, that as Coagress 1Hoafd
probably noety the lag no present aetton .as sxPe
banks Will commence c1usaae AGAINST the nAttooAl
sehs lie, whlch has 80 many qualities to recomm end
1t to public support.
, 1863-12-10

Rough leather continues scarce, and fs in good de-
rnand Rough calfsk1nB arc sold as soon received
~ g. fG ae9 ths5s s no ssoss e. q Gat
is quite fan. q native skiIs the ssascy end high
esn cosatses shieS have soia apon arrival at
quoted rates snle leather is s9 good request; Cur
curr!ed calfskins continue scarce, and are sold
, 1863-12-10

= -
There is very little doing. while at the same time
prices remain firm, with little prospect OF s0
ching" A far amount Of orders have been received
durng the week BY the jobhlng trade. but Otherwise
mission houses receiving cotton goods veEy SPAR
>lngly and about all taken b. the trade soon as
ct at any time, With very light supply also u the
bands Aea1 cotton goods
q 2s@a2c. = to quality Drllls hare been tnktn to
u!1r and unsettled. Cotton jcans have bscn selling 1t
2i@e as to quality Cotton asnnels den!ns ssEipss
limited stocks and small GALES Cottonadcs cousinne
IL active demand and are ceiling sdvancsd Pssse5
quiet, but holders azc r tn prices and iobners
working on he!r recent purchases atn gooapront
Gipghaus and de!alnea ren1nln without change.
, 1863-12-10

Dressed IIogfEo change, heavy being in actiss %
maua Al 18 81 The number CT prime, 1earE lots fat
tened this il unusually smsl and the difference
naturally much EreataE than In former SEASONS. Salea
reported At S % for Eeighta between 1o and 16o:
, 1863-12-10

rbe nens being al fu1l buyess were generally out
The market hut Ia 4 couple Of days theT win navs
sisnEbered mort Of what thtJ have on haGd, and
prossbfT be paid Among the saIea to-day were 2t1
HEAD averaging Isl nsat Is g. % do averaging 80 at
>36 md TO 90 averaging us At Is 10 nst.
, 1863-12-10
TITO SAVE ONE HALF OF IHt
L expense In the cost ofpaiat' use
w.C,La Bond.s Recipe for Mixing Paint.

., +,t. ,ece,pa ainee Isis, and can safely r.
commsnd i 10 e7e1y who h. auy painting 90
e N a1 nainux ossd oa aa 9s,t
antns 1 anilS .ns noaeh,ss. go
csnnot xex 81 any other paint For recepe and o!l
drections addrens q above, Post ofnee Drawer s8X
are not xa.isaed the money will oa refunded.
, 1863-12-10
miscellaneous.
TyHE SUDDEN

THE SUDDEN CHANGES OF
weather VIC avs now e1psEfeneinS render this
and coIds are exceedingly prevalent and The foanda
uon Of many tasaf case o1 rnimoaag p!A3rafr y 1T.
troubles that = prompt resort to DK. p JAfSRS
E1PECTOfASTin In the eaEty Stages 81 a!I n!Seasts *
Eoas Of danger hEd that coughs, colds Ana noatse.
Asss speedily cured BY thts standard toHosy Sosa
, 1863-12-10

Indianapolis Grain Market-Dec. 8.
There III much dstnz i1 the graia and dour udaN
kets Wheat ID Sill qusted At is for Rad ~ for
Whits: Flonr ss .tsas,5 for Gosd trade hrands -
In FOOD denand but the snpply rsthsr gEt At 4aa3a
10: lpaee. 1ua &25e4<G for presnet,
, 1863-12-10

abiy o. Ttned. also. and, while there was, 50
Ee csnld learn; no masket Change II va!aes It had
lie stock In rst hands IL light and the Production
here At least-s comparatively limited; holders are
concessions. We note sales Of 800 br1s bendel, on
The spot at i1c 600 brls for January delivery, At
4Gc; and $50 bril-, free. ut 50c,
, 1863-12-10


Petroleum continues 10 lively speculative demand
and The a1kst ia unop1J excited and deciaedty high
into delal tbs aales and
re VIII Qn1y GiTe tho aggregate at eopoQ945.o@ bra
, 1863-12-10

Ffeiehts -Isss active, but rates nrn To liverpool,
ported shipped u Kd in thlps per steamer.
3o tales hers Ht So0 tes PERI s g., To toae9R per
Glasgow, PER ntutsal LOO bu wheat at !d&Ghd: 70
at Is 3D. 70 21stol per usutral 20 roo hu wheat It
5xf, Ia ship hags 70 Dublin the Bruah bark Frank
I0yett with s. fxtt kp wheat at Sd,
, 1863-12-10

The market tor clover seed remains quiet: small
sales q + rev - r itnc .. Iimothy seed dull =.
yet nfm nj s.255ss6 p bu Of Sc b. Calcutta fnaced
Is quiet, but IL held apparently nrna st $3.50 bu,
, 1863-12-10

Auction Enlc of Molnsses ut Philadelphia.
Auction sa1e, Dec.6, By Samuel C. Cook-ss3 brla
New Orleans ruolAsses at 4l@6sHc. cash 1Go hhds
Cubs molasses, At uA@43Hc MOS.
, 1863-12-10

New Bedford Oil NIurkct-Dcc. =.
lFrom tho New Bedford a1crcury.l
The oil market continues unchanxed. There is bat
little inquiry, aud the following the only sales for
The week: 20 br1s sperm at 81 20 = gallon $50 do do
upon private terms $50 do whale at SLID gal.
$1GQ per pound for Arctic, md for ochesk.
, 1863-12-10

Cleveland Grain 1farkct-Dec. s.
Whcat-bfarkct quiet and prices 4 little easier.
Sales last euiug 10 cara rcd on tEack Mt y1;
do DO at II 2Sc Corn firm It 81 10 from store Oats
steady. Saes2 track at Iye held higher.
Barley nominal at Il according to quality.
, 1863-12-10

HEADQUARTERS, AnHI OF THE Ou1o,
kNoxvulE, Tenn, Nov. a5, 1863 :
GENERAL FIELD oRDKns, No. 81.
In accordance with the proclamation OF the
President of the United States, Thursday, tho
26th inst, will, so far ns military operation
will permit, be observed by this army as a
day Of Thanksgiving for the countless bless
ings vouchsafed the country, and the fruitful
successes granted to our arms during the
past year.
Especially has this army cause for thank
fulness for the Divine protection which has
20 signally shielded US; and let us with CRATE
ful hearts offer our prayers for Its continu-
ance, assured Of the purity Of our cause, md
with firm reliance on the God Of battles.
By command Of Major General Burnside.
LEWla RICHMOND, A. 4. G.
, 1863-12-10

Cleveland Hog AIarket-Dec. s.
Dressed Hogs In good demand for heavy. Prices
tanss at IS % for light nfcrieF dunn at - 598oe
and heavy to extra choice cotu-fed st $62J3a3e.
, 1863-12-10

Flour and GFn1n In Store In Chicago. Dec, s.
The following table posted on Change to-day,
shows the amount Of flour and grain In store in this
city On the 5th inst., compared With the amount In
store year ago:
, 1863-12-10

st. Louis Grocery Market-Dsc. 8.
Demand better for sugar md aofes. We 9uote old
coffee from 1rst hands Is worth 3tG3sc 2 d. There
4 70 plantat!.n moasse. sn m market, sxsePsa vsF'
Ing at s598c = gallon Rice from nrst hands, &c
per ..
, 1863-12-10
FROM WASHINGTON.

Rumorcd Changes in the Cabinet The
. MesnaEe and the Radical mcn-The q
Loufsfann nDe1eRatton-OurI Iron Clad
f1YluEs
, 1863-12-10

There Is no change In the prfce Of hogs An average
of eco NJ commands s675 E1ts1 henry, 81. 1eceipts
ara very nght-onay about 1.oto received yestsroaI
The pofk season will close th1A WeeK,
, 1863-12-10
1851. ls62 1853.
rot.,...s rs aS5s IS IS ss: Gs: IS IS ags!s 59ss
1861. 1862. 1867
Tots1.. III 25SM Is 26d:5si s6o aS.IsS

OF the inland fte.ghts the Herald says:
aeas q aF a .4sa s assss Sa
for freight during siay aud June. October and No:
sssn Sc easEaea %
business had 10 seek employment in 1uorelengtheucd
- sssg s ,s
is e esnsl scs 4 .
ttop he tratic esRscsily u Indian foEn Ts Il,
period in 1885,
95 se n Ut fs aaa E
nss ef s pedn he g s
trnds isifiy remnnerat!c. @
hs5s + dssst thE
drease t6is inland trade to the detFiment II Ns1
f9rk. The Herald says:
purpose. The int Is ID deepening and Widening
Or tho canals and tho second o M King new water
IL s. hs naS as as rse. ;e
test ngalnst the expense Of The opening Otwa
e %oa
the probable tnIare ot $aaa da sad oaf bn2lness
nsas
:s'sRt q .a g.
faPss s. as 81 9 ss q
ns ehsses Ssesase s. @
issts e is% SSIesfa = r. IS s
the adyanthge of the open lake yoynSo Will, by en;
sn e q
distance
Boston Leather Market.
IFFon Johnson Thomson's CI1cular.1
i fair amount Of buLaness has bccn done In hides
and leather daring the past month # fll md hlvsn
cling prices The recent OF armies. and
s eTs IL q i @
and high price q tanntn7 material make the pros
RocdH LEAynER-SKr PRICES.
oak Tanned Slaughter. 1918 nsssv...:...7 ..ssss
He@lock ...;rle}Sss ,,% ;;;;d....S;ssn,1 "a
1S970 suitaole for belts SSsaB
=" =" .:..bu1ls and damazed...... -ea30
Fsses Kae1e k'Ss Hisss 9Ss R's!'.as S
Horss Leather,
tfdlnst PEI
cA1F-aK11e IN ROUGH.
9sk saasd Ds.:aa s. s
Ismiosk Tanned culls..
SOLE LEATHKn.
Philadelphia and Baltimore oak Elaughtcr,
phifaasiphis n and BstiaoTs OAK slaughter. % .l
Es?s;ssPs1s " - aSi: sIsass
: sssYa;;s; sesSY asa;gsa:::: ~: !! sssss $
:::::::eesk ::::::::::.eood iamssed:::: s 81
...........poor damaged. 20 @2a
rnand Rough calfsk1nB arc sold as soon ~ received
, 1863-12-10

THE ANNUAL MEETING OF
tho ch!csVo Orphan Asylum will be held In the
Lecture Room Of khe Second Presbyterian Church.
corner Of Wabash avenue and Washington street, Or
the purpose q e!ccting liz officers for the ensn,ne
nay be brought before the Board Of Directors AL
interested III the welfare Of orphans shnnld atfene
without fall. 6. A. SPRINGER, Secy.
dea Ell
, 1863-12-10
IMMEDIATE CURE OF GER
l. TAIN Maladtes, assuming = terrible aspect, by
personally consulting
DR. n. a. BARROW,
OF New York, ProrsIetor Of T1Iescmar, &cu &c. Ha

OF New 9ork, Proprietor Of Ttlescmar, &c &C. Ha
may be Consulted 1t tho
FREMONT HOUSE, ROOM NO. II,
until December the I'd, and NO LONGER, ~ his nu-
1jadctous super y,aion and inspection enables the
adopt prompt and nnerEiog means to remove the
blight, and purify the tainted system. which. al
naeiy compelled 70 appear amidst the soe!al circle
peTt he'd habits, e1hoEtsd to ava themselves Of
Dr.. Bazrow'k opport1no visit without delay. Hourk
o9 & Is I'll aaa ION I'll
SPECIAL appointment. -
TRIESEMAR.
occurred bJ The seals Of the Ecole Dc Phafmaeie do
Paris and the Imperial College OF Medicine, y.enna
TRIESEMAR, NO.t.
1sthe eEectua remedy for SpermatorrhoaA
and exhaustion OF the system.
TRIEsEMAR, NO.e
dise!defs % which coPava ia ca6ebs asye genss-
Of vast portion Of the popuiation
TR1ESEMAK, NO. 8,
T. tho great and saSeremedJ ciy.ed world saE
- well "a other deletcrious anu which Ill
NJ and s. sre aiiEe de1oid Of taste and smell aad
Of al nause4tinE qualities They are II The fora Of
Sold IN s each, or four - cases ln one'
9pd e aas oh4E e ~ s %so
at1eet e r. one % door on on Maodoassi street Yorf
cnrelZ packed and addressed according to Tho IL
Fnbshea .iso 81 s. BARROW that popular aud
beautifully ustraf ed medical work. Human Fraiisy
! byH. aCDYu, u Randolph-st., Chicaao. deI57o!W
, 1863-12-10
Government Snle Of Cotton at ST. 1o1ls.
At tho Government sale In St. Louis On 1.-THE 7th, the

Tho Shipping Trnde CT Montreal.
The Montreal Herald publishes an annual report OF
the shipping trade Of that city, for the Just
closed. VIC give its aggregate:
, 1863-12-10

There haye been, the tour different
ALREADY this seas9n over 0too hogs packed, and BY
OF tlals number. MeBsrs. Goodman 4 Co. haTe killed
about i20e They Were Receiving lot Of 100 on
Of our visit They Wese working seFenty'1ve hands,
p ,dc0. and were working 119 hands. As we stated
da{s ago. hh tho largest establishment IN keokuk,
uthe We q. They were killing 12t6 per day.
Messrs. Patterson 4 Tinberma1 had just finished
ktaiuE 6ne lot Of 500 head which averaged 20 NB
each. This was ono Of the finest lots OF hogs that
Werklcs aeafiy Ono hundred hands. md haSe kilied
1900 hogs. -
Nessrs. Batty d HamM were not working full sat
Of hands, there being only MY at work. They have
Killed IoCe0 and were killing At the ratio Of COO per
day. This nrm have killed less than any OF the 9th
et9s