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The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1864-11-19


enlisted in the army at st. Paul, Mimi,
with her husband, in 1861, and fought by
his side till he was killed in the battle Of
Stone river. She was in eighteen battles
once prisoner; three times wounded, in
band, hip and knee and ut her husbands
death made known her sex to her General
and was discharged. After that she walked
ninety-three miles from Lexington TO Lou
isville, bare-headed and bare-footed,
tracking her way in blood.
A CHILD's ExpED1ENr.-A little girl
about tour years old trotted down to At
lantic dock the other day to buy some
corn for her mothers chickens. She had a
pail in her hand in which to pour the corn,
but before she reached the spot where she
was accustomed to find it, she came 10 a
cRsk Of honey. This was not to be passed
without an effort to obtain some Of it,
The men at work within the dock, unob-
served by the child, watched her attempts
to reach the sweet temptation. Her little
arms were too short for the enterprises;
but, after q moments consideration. she
took OF her shoe and stocking, rolled up
her drawers. and climbing up on some
thing against which the cash stood, let
down her foot and ankle into the honey
then she drew it up and with her hand
scraped OF the honey into the pail. This
she repeated until the pail was full, when
she went to the water side and washed, and
replacing her shoe and stocking, started
with her spoil for home. A man followed
her and beard her tell her mother that she
had brought home some honey; but to all
questioning as to how she obtained it she
was mute. In a short time she returned
to the dock for her chicken food, when, as
understand, there was quite an excites
ment over her, and collection taken up
to reward her ingenuity--not tits to be
hoped, to encourage her honesty. Per-
haps, though, the little creature thought
that honey in cask is as much the prop
erty Of whoever can get 1t as is honey in q
tree in the woods.
It is safe to predict that should that
child live to become woman she will have
her share Of that most useful and much to
be desired endowment, faculty.
Brooklyn ". T., Cor, Springfield Repubti-
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1864-11-19

Canada raises 100000 bushels Of barley
this year.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1864-11-19

TIME. FIJI T NATIONAL BANK
i OF BURL FGTON. IOWA. re
Having beef s;gna:ed ~ Depositu1 ~
Financial Al Of tie Quilted States, : -
prepared to 4 subscriptions to the avsa
L. Loan, s.. sss..s people '' u. s'e'.''
The l0.4OYBcnds being geld paying ~
rity both principal ard interest, onen srasS
dccements to persons who wish to Invest rH
Surplus means Ia drst-class security.
The $40 Notes having three ysars0D
Interest payable seai-annually n lawsrl ~
ney, orer equal Inducements TO those wnoWS
TO make temporary loans only. Thsy ao
sess the advantage Of being convsrsibas ""
% Gold paying Bonds 1t maturity.
Both the Securities can be gubscyiesd ~ Fl
sums Of FIFTY DOLLARS and upvazdA
No better security can be had than thsSsW
classes Of investment offered by tas 6ese~
ment
Trusting to the patriotism Of ths rscp'A
Secretary looks with confidence y thsa ~
means necessary TO put down this wiaksa
bellion.
GEORGE G. LAUAAH. Cashss'
Aw~VaA-~<
, 1864-11-27

New Io1K, Friday, Nov. SIN debate
u tho rebel House, On tho 10Th inst, two Or
tniee very Interesting points were dtsc!ossd-
The e1poss by Alr. Foote Of the fact that the
radical secessionists are engaged u crusade
agsinst the rebel Vice President Stephens, Is
sion. This war against Mr. Stephens appears
TO pc extending to all the reconstfTGsu e Guonsts,
snd boycs, Brown. Leach, Vance. stephens,
Conb and Footo are denounced - needless
ag71tators Of dangerous questions. ~
:, lhe rebel House Of Representatives. Ike
.ns y general y hoase ;nn d1v1ded a. e
tornadoes Of excitement as Sherman Is At
present creating. Governors Brown and
Vance have taken positive action In opposing
tns execution Of the cousc1ipt laws.
hi: Leach, Of North Carolina, takes occa-
non 70 iolly lndorse the Language Of ), Brown,
With them IN case the Contedetacy thinks
taey are distoJal. He denounces Staples, Of
Virginia, as copsolfdat tionist, and In turn Is
denounced By that gcntieman as one feeling
mo1e a!afmed at the encroachments OF Jeh.
Oaya' oepotfsm than at tAose OF the enemy:
declares that thl<, Is no ttno to propose
The House passed in undue haste the Senate
hil TO amend The Law 10 as to force tho mi.
ntla OF one stata to the defense Of other
staaes. This action has been taken N order
70 coneentrate The forces Of the Gulf States
against Sherman, but he will hardly give
them ti5ne to do 70.
The Richmond Wig, Of the a1st, says:
Grant has consented that blankets may be
pnrchased Ia New York city for tho rebel
prisoners at the North. A vessel loaded will
ped ff1m Mobile, oonslgned to Inc rcbel Con
Fort Wsz.en.'' -
, 1864-11-27
RELIGIOUS INTEI4LIEENCE.

Services In the Clark street NJ f. Church
the paetor Rev. z. Il Fowler. Topic for tho even-
Ing u The IncarDation.r
Railroad A(ealon, opposi&e Rock 1a1and Psssen-
ger depot, Sabbath School every Sunday at 81
O'Clock p. n, md rellgtous services II u o'clock
in the evenlng. Interesting speakers expected To-
morrow evening.
vision and 8edRWiek streets, there Will bo Sabbath
morning service ct 10t o'clock, md evening service
Tfs seeona fn sSe 10 1oans msa
will be delivered In st. Johns church Union rark,
tomorrow Veufng. 6y tho Rt Rov. II. ". Lee, D.
D., of the Noceso Of Iowa.
Unitrd Presbyterian Church, North Side
Preaching tomorrow at 1M 4 n, By Rey. II.
Clarke tn the Elm street MIs&lou Chapel 8tran9-
c7s arc cordially invited.
Sccond United Presbyterian Church. Twenty
fourth sreet, near Michigan aye1ne; seEriccs To-
morrow. b the pastor, Rev, J: 2: walker, At 1a3
, 1864-11-27

Then 60 on in Ike manner to i'll any saturc call
that may be made.
Any sup-dist1!et not f1snts;,htng ;, the + required
are provided, and no dlsrfct where morc than my
men are required shall be allowed 10 come into
thc Organization aiter &c ratio bus reached one IL
be In any case used for un3 other district
The Committee to pay definite bounty Of
for eaeh volunteer loniy after sqsh 9 sounteet e = Il
Provost Marehnl), and t6At the sum decided on be
not exceeded without instructions ffom a citizens
ssng an ssIed y hs sty gRs5s
not considered advisable BY the Committcc:
Tie repo1tswere extensively canyassea By the
SSs w. sds y e as
ee1nty sss efeSi9sd el.swasle: % 4
xs5 y g sn5 ss e haf s
Ala, o'snlli van advocated strongly the adoption
ofmcasnres at once 70 M the quota; though Cook
districts In the state yet IN Of another call,
qaired 10 iii np Ill former deficits. De however
DO elected. and believed that each suh-distr1ct
should 60 to work at once 70 provide for ITSELF He
hImself had good re,son to bslieTe thss twenty q q
credited to other States who voted here At the last
election.
x e.I made at this junetnre .howed that tho "a,
a. ztn: stn, sth' 1oth' 1lh' and 18th Wards we're
Some d tho gentlemen thonght that this county
sse Ss9R Sepe ossed ao
its scrip. It WIS mentioned that the Board Of
Supervisors would be uemora1ized to take such
The chairman said that his leading idea Was that
the county shonld take action now no that the
hifh b99ne: Pssa rsesstiy, Tesa @ & aef 1e:a e b
eommittse Of threo ID order to avoid ruinous COM
on eoany q oeP aessa Is So
, 1864-11-27
the DRAFT
Meeting Of Counlttses-rlans foe Filling
2. Past and futnro Qustas--Anoshsr
Meeting Called for this Eyening.

A meeting Of tho Citizens Dzaf1 Executive Com.
u!ttco was held on Thursday evening In room NO.
s, Court House, the Circuit Court room, advcf-
tlxsd 10 be open for tho occasion, not being light.
ID. Tho meeting was attended BY committees
fsom soversl Of tho boards, but Tho dran enn.
thss Would sIs p9oh.eiy III haye beep lad sas meeting
been hctd on any osher Than 1hAakss'nns ofo1'
0f ho object Of tho rneeting N. urdorssood to DO
to enter upon acme plan ct action whcrnby the
oxorbitant bounty sYstom tn use at Tho reeontdtan
excitement might .volaed; The ,e, so;an ne;nanE; (;
dc premises, ~ the necessity VA argent,
osGIa1ies " alkcr o. Chairman, and i, G. Hath
IA rs.si 5sssy; fEc tho committee .pPetn.:sa 4: r.
prsvion4 neennE 70 5ePoFt plaD ,ke9t se9aaoo no
o1Gwne 9.as sa1t, y & a,,ns Tho
last eli Of tho government for men. did n Tho
main, supply her pFopoE'cn q $40 S1 ps. , ns,. ~
=; x.s s,e s. g
couptY, thereby rendering tho county. tn case OF
another call of tho Government for men, liable tor
the l,slg men that wcrc BORROWED 70 nl1 up inc
Wnxn1As. The evidence Of another call being
made At IN carly day. Is sueh as to warrant " oc
ono thousand mon within tho next two or three
Wara.1s i Is be,!e.ed By he eqn@,:tes zig tsss,
sub,dtst1Icts Of Cook county, that ffom ono 70 two
hundred dollars more per man ~ pad 70 ~ no
Huo. Fl ae I'd an WGpa ason
dst!icss con,ol,dated into one recruiting commit
Ing eli for men, md iaas obtain them At reason,
able psoes, and il believed that th can hc done
bY unltcd ard central action Of al the audistElcts
ssa ss e e. ID
se
y A. H1V 1ev md Ht a NRF RFN1
, 1864-11-27

The Danish Pcncc-Thc Florida Con-
troversy-mul1crs the Murderer
/. Markets,

HALIFAX, Friday, Nov. 2s-Thc steamship
Asia, from Liverpool 18th and Queenstown
18th, has arrived.
The treaty Of peace between Denmark aud
Germany was adopted by both the Danish
Chambers.
). La France says Rrnztl haa broken off rcla-
tio;.s with the United States, on account Of
the Florida affair.
A statement having been put forth that
.Gariba1di has virtually expressed himself In
favor Of the South, private letter from the
General Is published IN which he asserts that
he has been misunderstood, and says: "My
opinion on the American question ia well
known. Not only do hope from 1t the abo-
lition OF slavery, bit I consider the question
to be one affecting Nil mankind, and WOE 70
TIE woRLn If THE NORTH DOES Sor CoXE OUT
VICTORIOUS.
I he Paris Doursc 1rnl-Rcntes G5f Soc.
The Paris Pafrie inserts that England has
called on the great powers to protest .collec-
lively against thu seizure Of the Florida.
The Home Secretary refused to rcpricvc
Muller, who VAS to be executed on the 1ath.
coNNxRc1A1--
LIVERPOOL, November II, evening. Cotton
quoted 9Qid higher. Breadstufs steady. Pro-
Confots pf1o1f for money; Erie 40Ga41; Illinois
IoyDoN, Nor. R.-The discount market was
ca.y but Tiers was fnl1 average demand ut the
banks al the reduced rate Of per cent The open
market was also active and the supply abundant At
The dcmand for gold for the Continent has re-
Mercantile suspensions arc still Of daily occur.
renee patt1cu1atly In London.
, 1864-11-27

Warren, the Treasurer At Mcvleker's, took =
beneAt last night, which, though not ~ good a II
would have been bad tho weathef been moze pro-
rtiionA, was yet veil pasEonlxed. The JonathAn
Rpseblade Of Gr. NxckeJ Was IN exceedingly hno
PAS A1liorton took Senent list evening al tho
Academy Of knaie pssoE p ~ d;sso'7aon Of 60
-rs1ne.shlp with he frosps' Tho ho1'e .a'
col. Wood less last nlghs for New York In search
ofnoTeltes for hla 1usoum.
, 1864-11-27
d i e H.

In this e,ty, On 7nursd!y The Nh int. NAf T.,
VIII of John 81. Roun1ef. Esq, sEed II yeaIS.
TunefAl fft The family rcaddence, so Huroa street,
to-day {Ea1urtAy) Al AN
In this cat{, % Thursday morning. the IN lnst7
Anlelia q Kiax Nd Jsas ~ % IL Il aoasa. ,r
ssFett. this fEstu1tzy) morning 1t 10 O'Clock.
, 1864-11-27
4 Card.

CH1cAoo, Friday, Noy. =, 1851
Mrs. Howell and her friends desire publicly to
acknowledge the kindness md generosity Of the
prompt and generous consideration Of her, In her
extremity, by furnishing hcrself and four children
pms to st. Louis ovcr their road-as also passing
merit and will rece17e their reward.
MANY FR1Exps or TIE W1pow AND FATHER1Ess.
, 1864-11-27

81 Diseases Of the Nervous, seminal, Urinary
and Scxual 6Jstcm1- New and reliable Treatment
In reports Of tho Howard Association. Sent by
mail tn scaled letter envelopes ffee Of Charge Ad
dress Dt. !. Sktllon Aouehton, Howard Ass6ets-
dun, No. South Ninth tGeet, Philadelphia, Pa.
o<3A174M
~ Paper Hangings, Pztndng, Calelmfning
md Glazing, at T. E. RiRby,s, 80 Randolph atreot.
nnbstC-1m
, 1864-11-27
M A H h I R D.

In til, c,fr: ThrtsdAy evening, Nov. 3ash, hy Rsy
". C. Jaefson. NJ. GEORGE u IRONS and Nies
JANE CHRISTIE, Ill Of tais city.
A. aonth BEND Ind. ou the 18Th inst, by the Rsv
Nj AEer. Hr. j. b PRESCOTT, OF Chicago, and Ass
F.EDBAHK, es Atxsu1ee~
On ths atth fnst by the Esv Ar. Ham, Of Decatur,
ut tnu residtnce Of tho bf1det fAtnH, HIRAM D.
kEAYs, of -Hloamincton, a4d E4AA D- eldest
ulirods. No cards.
, 1864-11-27
K0N. GEORGE THOMPSON,
Public Reception In Bryan Hall
Address OF Welcome.
mr. Thompson,s Reply-The Slavery
1iment-ISrocrcas or 1hc
Union Cause.-The
= Future OF Our
Country

last evening. He had boon Induced to appear IL
public few evenings previously, hut By some
overnight the }nvltoEs omitted to inform the pub
lie Of the fact and IN consequence the attendance,
though not small, was not such the distinguish
% Tss
Ing in torrents, Btyan Hall WIS completely Oiled
With men and women anxious to testify &elr ap-
human FREEDOM md American nationality. The
Veteran ReeeEvc Corps Band wa3 present, md dis
eonrsed music in their usual unaarpassahle style:
Tbs platform ~ oecnR!ea BY great number Of
iisered sa address q welcome, ItTM highly Gu
tSs people of csieaso Fsr more thsn tsirsy ysass
they had watched Ills battling for the right IN the
iaec ot opposition .hich te must other would
oas e elsss O. nsioaslity bnt for Tie good q the
whole hr.nan raea, recognizing tho divinity otiss
origin, and Its immortal destiny, HI. aawloy
vssed @ 81 II. 4homp.on s1 @ ii Nsneaester, E1s.ad,
In ls32, chRsaeteftang It A. lofty in sentiment,
truthful, Impressive inspisadonai, and effective n
ofelsyes. Their guest had carly decided that tho
American syste11 Of Government was the ftcest
and best on The globe, bnt saw 1t taintea With tho
D e on efforts to st nd Q: The incubus, and It
es,ss . i. ~ @ l.aa. ss 81 gs!.is.sat!y sa:e.
ofin advoeaies II tic. Ensiish court 70 procure
recognition Of theff claims and material aid fsom
!, Nj fRWicy concluded a fol'ows:
-" Fpu, sir, with those noble men, Bright and
onF friends, our deiendess, and We welcome yoo
And now, lit. allow mo to INTRODUCES. you to
sare es eEsd
s'1F; FFc;l1o~ela.en.-l.a!es and gentlemen: th.ve
, 1864-11-27

Dr. JAmes---spcsmatonhea.: aseol"
.usorY emtssions, e,used fsom selc*hase, exeess'
treated and radically cured. with m tnallfhle
method, saving time and expense.
InpoiencJ c1used from mRperu1atotrhcA or loss Of
semen. this debility Dr. James viii obligste
himself, in every case, 10 cure, when the organs
arc perfect in formation, producing fnn power and
All diseases Of a private iiats,ro successfully
treated, Fifteen years. psaettee In New orieans
and the Inst three Year, In Chicago, In the treat
umoulala nom tho a edica1 facul0 and the prcas,
should be sufficient evidence 10 gain tbs cond-
dence Of the most skepdeal-
street. between Stats and Dearborn &treets. Ten
separate roonns md ali consultations confidential.
Ottce hours from A. u. till P. n.
nosS-Wp68-1t
, 1864-11-27

Go to the Resx.-&3o 10 Bryant d Stzatton's
Chicago Commercial College to get = thorough,
Telegraph Operator. Address {enelosing anmpal
for circulars, BRrAHF & STHATToa, Chlesgo, III
, 1864-11-27

AxnRoeE i JAexsoxfs RESTAURANT, and Ladies'
and Genilemen's Dining Saloon, On South Clark
Court House. Bll Of tase the choicest In tho mar
kcta East and West; accom- mmodattous unsurpassed:
attentive waitcrs; and c0ot1 who understand thtlF
buslnees. The largest and moet elegant pkitate
Dining Na11 In the city. no2%1s145t
, 1864-11-27
HIjjwApkco nIurkets

Especial D!spatth to the Chicago Tfdbunesl
MILWAUKEE,, Friday, Nov. =, 1884,
FLou1-Dual and dropping, with sascs Of 1000 br'9
"augar IuvaE spring 1t xs.a3
GnAm-Wheat, receipts Il 100 bu market vc4y dali
and 1c lower, with sales this morning OF LEGO bu No
knrius, winter receipts, 1t al.7101.14s saios on
'Chanxo bn No /. In Rtosn, winter receipts II
fall rcco]pts At 1 Oats ssies so bu do'tvtredAt
&c. Corn, sales 4oo bu NOW ahelcd. on track. q es
Barley sstes 100 bu Nos, In storo at s; ~ bu In
ferior d. at 1s bags do, BY sample, at 2o Rye
sales = bag1, Oh track. ot$1sa. -...
pxovasloHt-Qutet, With sa2ca OF z19 tres awec+
pickted hams ut l7kc. Butter nrm and more active,
with sales Of 138 ptss " @xc.
LIVE Hoas-Marknt nzm aud unchanged, ,Wlah sales
of 1ss3 hcsd averaging IT093o n, at t20!Galt.s9-
, 1864-11-27

w We womb call. the attention Of eonnty
merchants to Brnckctt's advertisement, found on
1rst page. lie has large supply Of candies for
the holidays. not46Waa11t
, 1864-11-27
0gwe4e Market

-osN1ao, Ftiday evsn4rZ. Nov.A-
FInu1-SttadJ and sn Eood demand.
grlck owing to advance OF tailroAd netghs % 6our
Barley quiet. -"
CAGAL FXEQPT4-TQm&41l,
, 1864-11-27
LOCAL MATTERS.

Wheeler and Wllsonsa Sewing Ma
cllnes,-16SC COO n CsE. THESE machines use
the ROTATING HooE HIoLcaIfn.H, wuKKL
MOVEMENT. CONSTANTLY II oNK DtRro1oM. to
make the Lock STITCH. SaleAFooM 10d IAka
street. uo14w43t-1m
, 1864-11-27

w @1 nnscrr. 6,r tbe Asrny and NAVY, fyr ono, two
or three years Tho highest cash bounty will be paid
Now y te time 70 al ap tho {ana as anosher os1h
aiftr thst takea place VIC wish 70 cali tho attentloa
nl ait sho4e who with 70 transact business sir{ win
arm Of MURPHY 4 CO., 10 tho basement corner q
tirnishtfotNs1d. legitimate business. nnd pay tha
highest bounte. n o4sn. without sn| nn
tho most reliable hrIn Ia tho CITY, Principals A1o
can depend on one thnK-Eood tltatmc9t nuo Rooa
trentx po2awdlttW
, 1864-11-27

Cu1oAoo ASp Cn CREEK PETROLEUM CoNFAHT
The advertisement Of the Chicago Calf Greek Ps
trlleum Company will be found In smother column.
1t sppcara to be worthy tho attention ofcapltalists.
This eempssy,s p.oRsftY + e t4st portion Of sho
and ii surrounded By wells beloneing 70 the lar
x9k e ba e.
tsia the III ist P1odasns R1s
md s thst s'i the company intend pushas the xofk
sad nd psy iarge di1idends. ~
PuuuAKnox1c-Thea second concert Of the pre-
scnt sehson, BY the Philharmonic Society, will be
given on Tuesday next, Nov. e9th. The following
Is the programme:
Gade's tsmphonT in e minor:
a. t1r,1npe Ross'a pE " weSsf aseo Brown AeF
Air, BY Mrs. Miller. ..
.Grspd Solo fo1 trombone, With orchestral accom-
Finale: Ovefturo 70 the -Armorcr, By Lort1ing.
The ahove programme T. z most c1eelless one,
sna IN . re na.nnsf e. n rhash E 10 oe s !sldsa1d. G q
OF the Society; is edofs 10 develop lova fot TIC
higher domain Of musical Art. ale worthy Of all
praiee,, ss: -
.so1pnns' Hon.-The regular weekly meeting
OF the Boa:a Of Managers Of the soidiers> Home
Taa held yesterday afternoon, IN tne foous OF Sho
Young Mems Christian Association, the President,
T. b. Bryan. In the chair, Asa. shackford acting
The comnittce On The Restreported that during
the week ], $40 men had been fulnished With S,6s9
meals.
The Committee On the Home reported the death
Of one naam during the past wcek- The Homo WIS
prog1essang wen, and i eplendid dinner was pro:
jnse xh.ea w. S1es COCK
CRY OF lis equivalent IN i'm arc, for tho Table Tho
wtth power to act
Contributions were reported AZ tprlowe: Young
ladies' In Fort Atkinson, Ms., $40; salo Of eu1an
<Instinu proclamation, $219.4&; two untnown do
1nrr S9. .61: Morris II. Merriara, Of Rochester. N
T.. f1Qo, II = Thanksgiving contribution to III
The following committees were sppotntad: Fo
20 Best-Gtr. cushlng, Mrs B!ain, Nts. Fuller
=. Whcelef, For the Home~Hxs Hosmez, Mrs
Tie puFrhasc Of the lot adjoining the Home
eirvicw W1s reported BY The President, md hi
,cftnn endorsed by the Board.
The fhsntz Of the Board wore given 70 3ae CT
xens Who had 70 rnunihcenny contributed !" u
snnn1v cf dinner for The Soldiers.
A COMMITTEES Was appointed to mako af!auKs
menta for the economical supply Of Hood 70 "a
Hnfne, consisting OF A1a- Dicksnson, Ats' aaml
Tbs hoard aen adjourned.
, 1864-11-27

Z
Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Trtbnne1
DETROIT. Thursdny, Nov. 81.
Uf-Sweeney Heltenstein. Cotton, Dickenson. &tna'
Corintaisn, Racine.
DowK-Metz1ck, Atlantic. :
WIHp-Southweat.
DE1ro17. Friday, Nov. 25.
UF-D1e Vernon,
DcwN-A1amAnths, Bronson.
WtND-Eouthwett. >
, 1864-11-27

RxoonoEnss Counr.-Ths business Of Tho Re.
cordors Court yesterday was confined 10 tho In
Testtgaaon Of several cascs ot larceny,
, 1864-11-27

NEW YoRK, Friday, Noy.2s
Co17os-pull and decidedly lower Sales at $3.50.
FLoUR-stAtta md western dull aud 1cc lower. Sales
At $97s@1S5 for extra atate ln08s2oo for common
to good shipping brands extra r0una hoop Ohio, and
eli.1a1aW for trade branda-1naskct closing heavy
Wn1sKx-4cstve and trmcr at $1.75 for state, and
$1.;5al.13H for western.
UnSE-Nheat dull and dropping. Amber Michigan.
t2i7. Rye quiet and 1r1 At Il So for WESTERN Corn
R{c higher. Mixed western, $14A@i. ~ ahoat and In
store. Oats 10 better. ales Ut Sesaol Tor western
afoat and In store.
No0L-IpActiye. -.....,
GEoc1a1Es- -Codee dull. susar active. Mtscorado,
1salsXc. Nnlasecs duh.
.FETEo1ErH-Crnde very scarce M ana steady At i69
1shovsa1oxs.roEk heavy and lower. Sales At 83,50
4:8 for mesa; ~ k@9 for new do. cash and regular
way e.eeinE # tss.3 for cash; *s7aM55 t9E prime
mess for Dec, baYerH option, Ioo bsls new mess
ksme terms and delivery st ~: and 5n 6fa 90 i9r
ons prices. Beet Hams urn It 3S9a5o: Cur Meats
steady 1t I7019c for shoulders md E1ac for haaa.
baeon sdss e better dessnd Short CT dS1s1 AZ 2sc
}or January and February. st 1sHc for Cumberland M
hessJ si4a2s&e; saosng u ssc fos p5me wesssEa.
hal
, 1864-11-27
.5trdpen.

GTRAYED-From the corner, Of
~ Polk and May streets, last Sunday evening" dark
ha1 hotso-bllnd tn the on eya; btaek aud kal
liberal reward will be paid tor his return to r. No
NARY, 1t the above place. no1Ew12aH
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y North Morgan and Hubbard et.eets, Thutsdar
evening last ad.sk oEoE9 .tslon. ha.tnE long m.ao
white spots back about is hands hiSn and wexhs
100 pounds. liberal reward will paid for his Re.
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clctnnncy Of tho weather last evening tho regular
weekly meeting Of the Chicago Medical society
, 1864-11-27
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SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 20, 1864.
THE CITY.

surrnioR couRr.-Tho Judges of Tho Superior
Court wero sitting IN baae yesterday.
, 1864-11-27

VIZ Observation-Disclosures and Vol
w untee1s Who with to recoi!e tne Highest ooun,
IT, With cholcc Of aorv1ce army Of navy, TO apply NJ
III nesrborn street Room s. Let no s!rees runner
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, 1864-11-27

TONCERT,-Grand Instrumental
~ and vocs1 Concert Will be given at
DRYAN HALL,
MONDAY, TIE STU OF DEcEMDER NEXT.
DyA. E WxafxxRs1xDr and C. o. LuSDR1H0, with aid
oFeeyefal Musical Artists, Ladies' and Gentlemen.
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EF- Ef1ce "a centa. Reserved Seats One Dollar.
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, 1864-11-27
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Kerosene Lamps, :Avea \. and 20 other beat selling
articles in mnFkct. needed BY every scholar. every
terms and clrculaf 10 j. u. .YEARSslIAW. 1857
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, 1864-11-27

WANTED-Agents to sell the
Sewing Machines Tie best finished and hest working
shs.p machine In Tie ma1ks kesa pee fs fe
BOX 81, Chicago ILL.,, or call It Room No: >. Post
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, 1864-11-27

M ANTED-Agents to canvass
w toE tho nev work. PArstor1sx Or 11IIyo1s.
and who can give good references wanted. A few
counties left Ga KEE d CO., No. 81 WasainEten r.! e.
, 1864-11-27

WANTED-Agents for several
w highly popular and rapidly selling works, in.
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RKIlIoS, ech edition in the blndefy, and MORGAN AD
his CAEoRe. work Of thrilling Interest C. F. VENT
, 1864-11-27

VAI ANTED-Drntted Men who
w dry!se sub4titusss should apply y 81 Dear
born street. hoon TeH ~ b anp1'led eoeaRxs RE-
bounir Irtunetsl (no26wass1tl LEWlS 4 co.