davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1864-11-18

the work Of Sabbath School tesehinc, and ne ne
ceesty for an increase In tho tntclleetna, Suea.o
OF those who devoted their lna to @la so"1e HoA'
Garth and earthly pursuits. ..,
nj. Foster, Of Blue Island, while he e acknoT' sS
cEed the necessity n,eEsnsdn ne ~ S
rr3;;nInus 4rn1hs, which can be appreciated and
taueht by ali whose hearts arc only aetaated By
feelings pey 1hSFe Is gra1a R0wG.
Mteu tnr!s nav not be possessed by the teacher.
IT. Trpefd bslisyed that, that TIE S hest ednsa,ion
turc was not 10 be neglected, and he thought q
TcacEers' Normal Institute would be q blessing.
simplicity, for 1t takes much knowledge to learn
to make lhinys appear In q simple, plnan manner.
Mt. S. Skinner, Mr. D. L. Moody. and other gen
regularly organized union Of teachers foE the put-
pose Of acquiring knowledge, would prove very
beneficial III its resultR.
3ourncd until 10 o'clock this morning.
, 1864-11-18
sc. I4ouis Market.

st. Louis nIurkef.
Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Trtbune.1
: 6r.Louls, Thursday, Nov.17.
ToBAcco-So change.
F1oUK-Kcceipts, 4aaa brls. Market dnIl. Sales su-
per ut $s5, delivered; double extra at s95n@95, In
spectet, head lined and delivered.
-Yhest-ReceIpts SOFT sacks. Market SC
lower. Sales at $1n0ln $50 do si.ss: 100 do at
taee; Is do at q aa q bu. Corn-snca old white at
S150; old mixed at $1l0 sacks In. Oass-We2k. Sales
ef1 seeks AZ &c. and 5000 sacks at sc 2 bu. Rye
Ia sacks at $1.16 p hu-
wmskY-salcs were: q brls In lots 1T a1ssx; u do
q, $1.g, and Is do at t1.7o 2 GAL
Ho1s-The receipts at nil tic yards were ECO head
Market quito active aad prices hzme Sales were: e42
head averaging over 200 ns each at from s1Doa ll0o
, 1864-11-18
Second and Closing Day OF the Annual
Session.


The association opened yesterday morning al ~
o'clock. Letters were read from Boston, Salem,
"a co,ro-d and several nep mcmhers wore
4a ~, ta11o,+.,,,o sn,,ae.s fo- di.rns.,on ~
elected. Inc 1o!!o"lne sne)eSts ~ uisSaas!on a.
ne ne1! Mce:tnE WE & ns.eesu; Ea Taao;ay
don, and Incarceratcd Hernia.
On motion It Was resolved 10 hola M the ne3smeet"
ing vnto ra n SH dacI,a ~ m ,nta-.
~ n,,side ~ he nsofessions
20 sveea1 verr ininostant cases were reported a.
follows: sninat Diecase. BY Dr.. Kucchler: three
ns 81 u 5a IN
after ayeaz Of Anopathie practce-6y u. 1cnders
several cases Of female disease, by DR. Jaeger; q
case Of Mama, which elicited great interest oy nr
tions, by Dr. U1dch; Chronic Lung AFFECTIONS, by
fatwasscr; an interesting case Of Coritts, BY Dr..
knripckc. mud number ol other maters OF prac'
4 paper wns read by Dr.. KncIpeke, on Vaceina-
lion, which gave general satisfaction and Is to be
continued. ..-
Dr. Richter also read paper On Socla1 1nftni-
ues, which received ,peritsd applause.
The iolloNing scsolntions were we're then adopted;
Rts0lced, That this Association tenders to the
reporters OF tiie aMnusE anH dgs. t nea. aoaaxs
zion.
Etso!tfd, 1hat lhla Aseoeiauoh IS unacr many
ot!iganons 70 INC 1aenlty oI nannehann Menlcal
Lecture Room ios our use daf1ng our Two days scs"
son. ., ua,,,,, NJ.
. AnscEa9n e nma .aeh a'''ufneo ~ ee' " e.n'
In the exeuing there ysss tcstiyat ia which The
German NJ iae%1y ot o. thc , co,lcgs nn
other , e .1e D sy p91s,
prevailed until late hour:
rms r,s, ~ Fn4vc1s AnAns. Eso-I1,a n,
asE W. ~ sra claa to learn tat tho chnrres ~
csainst Francis Adams, Esq. cur City Attorney
Of complieity in the dceign to make the raid On
Camp bourlas, a1e considered to DO SO tar untcna
ttnrn,r rnon his narplc to report II called upou
for examination. Neare glad Of It, as much fol
The sake OF hi. Adams himself as for the sake o
ihe city, whose credit ne would notwillIusly have
lal tar1iehcd BY the proof that one OF Its officers
Ind becp engaged In league for It's overthrow,
III. Adams has called upon us, and from him we
rnthcr the following et1tcmcnt:
Mr. Adams was released upon the simple conai
tim thnt il rennired bF Colonel Sweet either II
, 1864-11-18

Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tribune
BElpaEroRT, Thursday, Nov. 17-1:00 2. N.
CLkABD7-Sor1h Branch, Lasalle, ,t6s tJtt inn.
Der, 900 feet siding, 50 600 shingles, So o at.
Acknowledgements Lemont, - yards dimension
stone; I2dy Franklin, Lemont,B yards rubbe stone:
S. F. Gale, Lemont, 70 yards Tubble stone.
DE1DaErorr. Thursday. Nov. 1850 p. m.
cLFAEEp-J. T. CHAPLIN, Lasallc, s6,sss feet lumber
York State Lasae 16 tons coa Unadilla. SIarsslles
s0ss7 feet lumber 1900 latl; Ajax, laSalle 1oo 300
feet lumber; Wave Lasalle 100 DIS feet lumber 0o0
shingles; Louise Joliet ls feet lumber G. 900 shin
gles o ath, c6 posts, 80 brs sat g SO ns slaves
and hcad.cgs; Elizabeth, Lasac, +, s.. feet lumber.
1000 feet siding. ceo0o sh1nsles; Aabama, IaSaale
ss1s feet lumber 100 shingles; Aurora. La5alle
1o,lss feet lumber 100 900 shingles; Il. E. Goode La
Sae feet lumber. 900 shsncles, So oq lRsh; Err
tcson asalle c. toG feet lumber, :G6 900 shlnsea
l1th.
Aar,vEp-H. G. Ioomis. Ienont. % yards rubblc
Stone.
, 1864-11-18

NEW ToRK, Thursday, Nor. II, 1861.
Money steady at cent. Sterling Exchange dull
nt .ts@ 1927; Gold unsettled And lover open!ns at
e, and closing at 2sx. Government Stocks acttye,
but witheat leci1ed change Sticks t.. hsstes. Gold
Wayne 10sk, Northwestern l34, TO nrelerrtd g, I'LL
nois tentIal S1tp l24S. Miehlxa9 sonti1sfn @ e New
roy, Reading ls5X, Canton SIX, Pittsburgh 6l+ U. S.
1utSG coupons 96!5.
STotK-Sot very st1cng. At Gailagher's boarll,
L, adlnE, isix ,I.ercantle. 81; 7iK: T. cen,
S 40 preferred. S14 f. ". o9k :Aton g yerre u:
q; e. NJ ~H Cumberland, liz: Quicksilver $ ";
, 1864-11-18
GILBERT & SAMPSON,
~ General Auctioneers, II. "a 4. is Dearboru-st.
LARGE SALE OF
New and Second Hand Furniture, nsmask Cur-
tains, Yrussels and Ingratn Carpets.
Piano Fortes, Melodeon,

New and Second Hand Furniture, nsmask Cur-
tains, Brussels and 1ngratn Carpets.
Piano Fortes, Melodeou,
And one pair Of MATCHED HORSES
AT AUCTION.
On FRIDAY. November 49, Ct " O'CLOCK, We shall sell
DC. Of senttcunu breaking mp housekeeping md re-
moved TO store convenience Consisting
oftleEnnt Patjpr and Chamber Sets, Sofas, Marble top
Tables bookcases and Secretaries, Oak SldeboaSd.
With mnrble top, elegant Hat kAclc, Esn.ett5, EasY
Chafs. Par1or Chairs Dressing BaFcans, Hashstands,
hair cloth Hooking Chairs, OAK settee. Frcnca ,aad
Cottage Dedsie Spring and other Aattrases OAK
Extension Dining Tables and Chairs. Fancy Table, fue
Toilet Sets. NaEtrube 1nc Damask Window Curtains,
Cnne Seat chairs and Rockers, Piano Stools
SILVER NAItE-Cnst0rs, Spoons Forks. Knives,
Coiec and Tea Set, Ladies', Cake and Card Baskets,
Coffee md Tea Pots, sfn:s tioblcts. &c.
cAIPETs-About 2so yafds Of tlno Tapestry 'Brus-
selsAnd IbgrAln Carpets.
1ne kosewqod ca9e carved les inlaid desk and ~!
used aud 10 RICH ll toned Instruments made BY j..
2. ualc. ofNew Yosk; Also, ono superior Aelodeon.
HORSES, &o-Onepair ofvery styl l1sh Family Horses,
dark brown, s!I and seven yeAb old warranted sound
aud gentle Can be examined in front Of rooms Mt
9o'cock md will be sold at l0H O'clock Also, at the
same time. one set Double Harness, one Leopard and
BooKNAbout ioo volumes of Standard and Miscel.
sToYEs-TWo superior Cook Stoves, several Fazor
snoeg. snS e'aeS s'o'e'' A'. GILBERT SAMPSON.
uo1CEs11Ist Anctloneef3.
, 1864-11-18

Clatk end Randolph streets, Nj. Davis will pezma-
pericucc as fruit grower is sufficient for
thc excellence Of bis stock Gyc him call,
, 1864-11-18

Thcse Mtters arc prepared In rurc bourbon Whisky,
from combination OF oEer twenty different ktuts 81
roots, barss and herbs, which ACT In perfect concert
one With the 0thcT prepared from the original tarmu
la given by the great chlef He'd Jacket to Dr. Choniu
who used them successfully in his Practice for nIy
years. and By ther gained great popularity Ii
the treatment and cure Of DYspepsa, Liver Complaint
Constipation. Sick and Nervo1 Headache. Fever and
AVE- and all diseases arising from torpid liver aud
loathEome Diseases will find cure bv the use o
these Bitten, which are perfectly Eee rom all those
drugs and nosons usually put up IN such Preparations
and paned 0tl on m unsusptct1ns public. a sngle
trial will convince the most skeptiea1 that In the RED
JACKET there Is virtue Which no other B1tess pos
stse.
They strengthen and invigorate the systsm.
They are u1equaled for general debility.
They are cure cure for dyspepsia.
They give good and healthy appetite.
They assist digestion.
They are the best stimulant in existence.
They are preventive Of Fever and Agus.
They relieve constipation.
They cure nervous headache.
They are perfectly pure and palatable.
The Red Jacket Bis.e1s sold in quart bottles By
druEE3sta and dealers throughout tie country. CAL
for lied Jacket and take no other.
Circulars to the trade supplied on 1pplicationto TO
BENNETT PETERS & co.
II River Street, Chicago.
jyf-nle35-1y-1tew 4thp
, 1864-11-18

BUFFALO, Thursday, Nov, II.
FIpCR-Mnrket dull. .'Z
tKA1x-Whegt dull and nominally SG5c lower. Corn
zcarce but tr1n. Oats nominal at 6ic- Barley lu at
flF5@1.G for Cnnada-
NHlsKy-Sa]ca at 7u471c.
FKEIGKfs-Unsettled and dull. Wheat Tx, Corn IS
@,G4, Dats l0k@t c.
1890. oats :. $50, barley Gre bu. -..
CANAL ExI'oKTe-Flour, hrs, d., wheat LIS So corn
p 30. oats 1906.
, 1864-11-18
Markets by Telegraph.
NEW YORK COMMERCIAL KEvIEW

Especial Dispatch to the Western Prcss.l
NEw YonK, Thursday, Nov. 17-Aidn1ght
Especial Dispatch to the Western Pscss.l
NEW YoRK, Tbursday Evening, Nov. H''sai.>
The stock market continues Eenk ana depressed
There Is a very perceptlbe waning Of sp:cnlaaon.
The movement and prevalent disposition to to sei: A.
this morninga board ttesc was increase Of short
tEsnsaet,ons, under the impression thst fa Is imml
nent. There are tnttmaons that CONGRESS % n1el7 70
attempt some mcasu1es for counscrsesns the upward
tendency Of gold and the expectations are that Gen
shtsmhn'a movement will develop some i1apossaAs
results. This keera the market in suspense ana pre-"
vents combinations for IN advancc.
Railroad ard miscellaneous STOCKS arc toWe
throughout The the gold exchange was me point
Interest In financial circles This forenoon Ing *ades
excitement prevailed. The fluctuations Wefethe most
violent known for some time past. large number
weak operators were seriously injured. There was
fail Of 1Dx without any positive news oi any kae to
affect the markets. There WIS strong oeas lntefsss
news Of great SUCCESS by sherman The general trade
Of ,hc city Is dull and prices arc very generally muc
unsettled BY the fluctuations Of gold. ihe money
market is unchanged. Foreign exchange Is quiet
, 1864-11-18

Vessels Passed Detroit.
Especial Dispatch 10 the Chicago Tnbunc.1'
DETroIr, Thursday, Nov. II, 1851.
Cr-F1ytns Cloud, Pensasd. alelrina
puWxlDckeuzon.
.eIu
, 1864-11-18

RoBnERy.-A lroyer-1arne unknown -brousht
herd Of cattle into chcago, and atter rcalizing,
proceeded to tho Central station, his why home-
ward. He accosted two men on the platform, ask-
ing them which waa the sleeping car. They offer
ed 10 show him, and aking him to the outside nj
the station, away from the llghts gagged nu1 rob-
bed him, snking about S1,aO. The thieves cs-
canfI.
, 1864-11-18
GEVENTY-FIVE CADDIES

Tobacco and Cigars.
AT AUCTION.
On SATURDAY. Nov. 19th, at II o'clock at Buffers
Auction Roo1s 1G, 105 and ib7 Portland Block, OF
Dearborn and Washington atrcets,
IS Caddies nne Chewing Tobacco,
50 IN best Spanish Seed Tobacco Cigars.
- VIM. A. BUFFERS CO.,
pp1lX44s9t Auctt0leerS.
, 1864-11-18
INCORPORATED 1885.

NCohrohAlhD 1862
OFFICE OF TIE }
DELAWARE 1sDz.ta 1nan snssT Ho!smps4 Ixsgs4SeE
~ i pabiished IN conformity With provision Tits
FHExiras rzE1vEp ften Nor. l. 1861 to Oct. 81. 1851
Sa g. f'is'Hs fhs II ,o'n' :ss;: ss
Premiums on Policies not marked czsNo.
yeInber !, lsh3. z5a+atsa
7T.17.5o
PEENruus MAnKEp s o5g az snrns g. , om November
On fi4s iasss .o
,.-...... ....- sssa 4s
'.-..-.- s6la;sH14
ig;sss e9S e. rs seeT
return Premiums. ms........................... s920iN
hc'lnsurnnccs 4SbgS5
AaSsSits1qE f5iaiins; ;s3.;:: ss3'ls
Essea9ss, EsssnRs; ssi;iis, Sa Ecat
-sa3s oe1-2s
...--......, .=-...., .2s, aas
.Tis ctclnsiye Of the amount reserved for Taxes
ASSETS OF THE COMPANY NOVEMBER /, 1854.
siS9S s1'fSS s. per cent 1een 1sSa l9ssss IS
ass$$ ~ state Penn. es9s :|S
$ s$ j # aes.f'ses &: bonds s5sSs =
80 ,s sS,sSs Wy S@syes {sSs ~ g
5000 i. S, Treasury Certificates of inde6ss ~
ssss 81: s:s: Es:s tss Es
seeRrcd..... ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, 12s.,oooo
ss go e. Ell sss: s:e Marie: vses s
Bulls Receivable for Insnrances made LIZ, $50, &.
"alaasss ns sns = 4Ssss 1eeraea
Interest. and othsr debts dne tho
seTp aRna Stosx 81 fsanfy Insurance 'sa2a
md other Companies, H,ee:aoo. ~,
.s casa % % ssposit Viii T. s. do1cra
mcnt, subject to ten days can....., 1000 oo,o0
Eash as n n banEs ...'.*'''...'. II y
s1,3e9,4 -
q ;eo1y yeal.o.
The Board Directors Ra1e III day dee'slea Cash
Dividend Of ten per cent the Capital Stock and SIX
r. snd ai!sf ths # beeemdsr prozimo, de 81 Na-
h99al and ststs It, ,xsa,a =,
sS;
s e
DECEMBER pro1!mo, free National and state Taxes.
aasf &c fteEsa s r. ss
ed II CASH At the office q the Comrany, and aifer
pso1mo' a interest thereon to cease on
n n sftt,aests # profits issssa andsf ss5: b he
s;sS a1assa Ea s5 Tue declaration q
DIRECTORS:
nsn Hmss Hand ossph Ses Jsnss Brooke
sR
, 1864-11-18

P4TEroT1c GLEE BooK.-Have you seen ft1
just the thing for the reside ut home or In camp
The "PatriotIc Cleo Book" Is Just issucd by IL H.
higgins, No, NJ II T Rando1ph street and is book
confirms over forty soul stirring pieces OF music
for the voice. with accompanimcnts for piano or
mcloIeOu, Get It,
, 1864-11-18

POCKET P1cKNa.-A man from Marksham,
Wis, mined David Andrews, WIS yesterday re-.
lieyed of his pocket book contains $40 In cash and
notes OF hand representing $500 more. The rob-
bcry vas committed ut the Northwestern depot
, 1864-11-18

TExP1RAEcE.-u you wuntto enjoy rich treat
ro to Metropolitan Hall this evening and hear E.
Ca.swell, the celebrated Canadian orator, on Tenn
perance. Admission fee, -.
, 1864-11-18

THASKsG1ytSo DISSEn.-A meeting WIS called
yesterday afternoon ct the Young Mems Christian
Association rooms, enlist the ladies in behalf Of
eoldiea' dinner for our boys in Camp Douglcs,
the Marine and Dcemarres Hospitals. It was
agreed 10 appeal to the public for three hundred
apples, besidcs some cakes and pies. Rev. Nj.
Intt1e, Post Chaplain, aud 3lr. 3. F. Jacobs, OF
the Christian Compission, will be aided by COM
miGec OF adicr TO cheer the boys for their late
duous duties. with real home dinner next Thurs
day. An adjourned meeting IL called for this af
tcfuoon ut ri o'clock.
, 1864-11-18
atnuSfnlcntS.

Am48fnttutS.
McVICkER'S THE AFR E.
ly1 Madison street, between State and Dearborn.
.c "a
sixty cents Second Circle twenty-five cents Secured
Seals, seventy-ave cents; Private Boxes, $500 and
$500. Seats can be secured one week in advance at
the box ottlcc. nom IL to aud from to O'Clock
THEATRE WARN AND Comfortable
Friday Evening, Nov. 18th,
BENEFIT OF MISS LAURA KEESE.
COMEDY NIGHT.
The btl1iiant Comedy OF
SHE STOUP9 TO CONQUER.
tAScue
Young NARROW. MI - r NRgle
Tony Lumpktn. .Mr u. uaWk
10 conclude with the roaring farce of
A KISS IN THE DARK.
Saturday aStcrnoon-EAST LYNNE.
Saturday nfcht-TIE SOLDIEIHS DAUGHTER.
, 1864-11-18

"ANYED-T0 inform the public
w in general and all whom It may concern, that
unet nS fhose wsan aaa
1ses VII rses5Ss honor.ole asalinS 2aa good msu @
basement, corner OF Randolph and Lasalle streets.
S:ENe defy eompetion as We always have done
tutes, or 1n nsklng less from principals tow1shtp
quotas: Give rs = cali or address Lock Box 898.s.
, 1864-11-18

TRY GOODS, WOOL GOODS;
SHIRTS, DRAWERS, socES,
Hats Caps, ClothlnR Yankee Notions, Boots Shoes
At AUCTION.
On TUESDAY and WEDNESDAY, Nov. q ande3,
at 9k O'Clock A. H.. ut Buffers Auction Rooms, ,103
los and 107 Portland Block. corner Of Dearbornand
Washington streets. -
WM. A. DUTTERS T. CO.,
npIswSs1tst AuctloNee1s.
, 1864-11-18

" ANTED-Parties who have
W Substitutes to dispose OF. to know that they
cir alw1ys procure the HIGHEST ptice for them. and
danger Of their being swinded OF their money
b. applying At II Dearborn street.
H04N4T4-1t LEWIS 4 co.
, 1864-11-18

Cuuncu or THE AscESs1oN.-Thc usnal services
In this church, which have been suspended for
ecvcral months, By reason Of Its rcmovaland redt
ting, will be resumed next Sunday, the 2oth Inst
The church has been removed from its old 1oca-
Maple streets, newly rooted painted. and freseoel
in very elaborate manner. Gas fixtures Of dn
entirely new and unique style have also been IN
troiluced, and other changes made. The church
now presents beautiful appearance, and HIS an
air OF neatncss and comfort but rarely cxcelled.
, 1864-11-18

ANEW FRUIT EsTAD11suxEH1.-Mw Will be graf
flying to al lovers Of good fruit to lcazp that Geo
B. Davis. the veteran strawberry grower, who has
t:ecn doing bukiness In the basement Of No; 8
with an Immense stock Of the choicest alples,
Rhode Island Greetings, Roxbury Rnssetts, Bald
wins; splszenheEgs, esG and superb gEapes put ap
and other small fruits. Families desiring grapes
for or or the best apples Tor table
Upon The completion Of mlller'a block, corner Of
, 1864-11-18

SBEDAop1ERs.-lhe city is full Of runaways who
have icd from other localities to this city to avoid
the draft. 1t is reported that there are hero one
hundred from Milwaukee alone. A Deputy Pro-
yost Marehal from The Milwaukee District came to
IN capturing four Of The deserving conscrIpte. They
we're taken back in irons, md WILL doubtless, yet
have IN opportunity Of serving their country.
, 1864-11-18
NEW YORK DRY GOODS MARKET.

Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tribune
new YoRK, Thursday Evening, Nov. II.
Tie following are the Independents Dry Goods qua
tatIors sor Thursday, November II, 1861:
, 1864-11-18

.LAHcESY.-Ann Ryan, q servant gssl employed
at tie boarding house, No. s River street, was q
dDy or two since caught in The act Of stealing a
quantity Of ladica' wearing apparel from her en-
plny er. She was yesterday examined In the Po-
frc Court and held to appear at the Recorders
Court. lail l,eIuC fixed Qt 500.
, 1864-11-18

A SOCIAL PARTY FOR THE
"A purpose Of Dancing Will be given at
SHA WIS HA III,
Corner OF State and Randolph streets. on FRIDAY
O'Clock. nntsw4461t l.hp
VARIETIES THEATRE,
y- Nos. lis nad III Dearborn street.
C. NJ. CHADWICK. Proprietor and Manager.
T. l. Acting and Stage MANAGER.
, 1864-11-18

BITTEN Br T1c1ous Doa.-A little girl named
Ellen Mckee was, On Tuesday last, bitten by ie-
rocious dog be1oning to Mt. james Campbell,
Her arm was badly lacerated and her clothes torn
to ribbons. Mr. campbcll Was arrested, and In
-the Police Court, yesterday, Wa fined $a5 for
ofefs twenty~four hours the dog is permitted to
!; live.' -
, 1864-11-18
- Paper Hangings, Painting, Calciminius
and Graning, at F, E. Rigby's, 50 Randolph street
xEn4T TT.
auctio11 Sales.

WIN. A. BUFFERS & CO.,
AUCTIONEERS,
Halesrooms in Portland Block,
NOS. 1Gs, los AND 10 DEARBORN STREET,
sea6.tSa-tf pthp
DEGULAR S ATU RDAY'S
LII SALE.-New and Second hand Furniture, Car
pets Stoves Billiard Table, Looking Glasses &c, &c.
AT AUCTION.
ON SATURDAY, NOV. 19. At * O'CLOCK,
At DutcIs' Auction Rooms 1E los and 107 Portland
Block, corlcr OF Dearborn and Washing.
ton streets,
WM A. BUFFERS G CO.,
nol1-v*S1ct Auctioneers-
GEVENTY-FlVE CADDIES
, 1864-11-18
H0St..

+ OST-The key Of a safe. Any
BRO, Is North Wes-st.. will be suItaoly.Fe"afu'N
notS- -w4fIlt
T OSr-*l0 Reward, . CaltsMm,, .n.,,
i Wallet, contanlus -: besI44sSsr besI44SrT III: i. riiOE-
sctnt md receipt With my name, -. ,rglFl bY
TON The 1nieF viii receive the sooye yneo.a v4klit
1eAvins' tt at 80 MllwankeB avenue. -N=---
, 1864-11-18
:50r SALE.

TOR SALE-Splendid pair Of six
Il rear old matched horses for stle ut bargain At
bOYISGTOSS Livery stable. State-s.. Call to-day.
,,,.tlH
, 1864-11-18

w ANTED-A Substitute for
w three years. 70 whom liberal sun. will be
paid- Apply 10 JAMES Il SPRINGER, No. 8 Metro
polttan DlcCE. nol6- Wacl-st
, 1864-11-18

NAVAL REcnr1uso-Wc are informed TINT re-
c1uitine for the navy is unusually brisk at the
nrescut time. over fifty having been mustered In
by CAPT Marty iast week. On Tacsday twenty
mcn were recruited, aud Capt narty shipped
men 70 Cairo IN one day As 1nG seaSoa ,h9
the enlistments will multiply.
How pany Of these msn gre being credited 70
Cook county, Not one II twenty. Ihcy are be-
fhcy Herc before the recent draft. 1--we should
have another draft In this county sve shall lack
inst these n2cn Cannot some steps be takcn 70 s.
commend the subject to the Citizens Committee ut
fts meeting to night
, 1864-11-18

RonnED.-John n. Garfield. merchant from
Boston, Mass, was on Wednesday night robbed at
the Adams House OF a diamond pin valued ut $500.
Not The slightest clue to the robber can be OBJ
toincd..
, 1864-11-18

" ANTED-Substitutes! Sub
W stitutes! Substitutes lido you want substl-
tnte? Il so. You can have ae the office Of WM IL.
MURPHY Co, corner Randolph and L,s1lle streets.
In the basement. u0It-wsak-it
:" ANTED-Volunteers! Vol
w unseersl voluntecrs!-po you sant one? II
so, yor can get them Of WI. II. MURPHY & co., for
We can furnish you more than any other otec in Cli
ca.p. and for less money. nolt-w, uLlt
, 1864-11-18

" ANTED-Snbstitutes and Vol
w untccrs for the Q. s. Army and Navy, for one,
two and three years. to whom the largest boautics
will b. paid. We propose doing now y We aiways
my other Office in Chicago. WI. MURPHY & CO.,
corner OF Randolph aud Lasalle Streets In the base
neut. ...
Substitutes and Volunteers furnished at the old and
relisbIe office Of WM. MULTIPLY CO.. on the most
reasonable terms. Good men ntwnys on han0. Call
In person or address Lock Box 6O63. Chicago. Ill
, 1864-11-18

TOR SALE-Cheap. A Piano,
- nearly new. Cnn be seen at 95 West Clntonst.
Tor terms Inquire at 80 Washington street. Chicago
Type Foundry. no1S WE36f
FOR SALE-A pair Of bay mares,
with or without truck and harness. lnqulre at4 10
N.aay FAX. a&r mt lf.1t
, 1864-11-18

: Du0nfo aInrket.

NEW YORK. Thursday, Nov. l7,-Gold to-n!gt
, 1864-11-18

TOR SALE-Or exchange, for 4
IL No. small slxe plano, a black horse top buggy
ant harness. Price xSo Address ?. q. Box 8J. Chl-
n
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1864-03-10
ID 4 AT HIS


WARD.-ln West Rutland, March 9th, Of con-
gesnon OF the lungs, Allen Ward, aged 70 years
WltEY,--March sth, at the house of his con.
in-law. +. Dorral, in Ludlow, David Wiley, Esd,
formerly of Landgrove, aged 81 wears.
DENlSoN.-In Middlebury, Feb. Goth, Edward
Dcnison, Esq, AGED 40 years
BENSON,-ln Middlebury, Feb 25th, Carey.
youngest son Of 5. and NJ. j. Benson.
CLARK.-in Chittenden on the LIST inst, OF
BRAN fever, after q short and painful illness,
John +, CLARK, aged sc years
HAIES. = In Castleton. Tuesday morning,
March |, Elisha ii. Gates, Esq, in the 9th year
OF his age.
show blest the righteous when hq<les"
BAILEY.-In Mountholy, Feb. l0tlS of Cank-
crash, Burte r., only child OF Eben and Mary j.
Bailey, aged years months and days.
Thou has left US, darling Burtie,
And thy smile no more we see
But we know our Saviour called thee,
Upto heaven, with him to be.
And our home is sad and lonely,
For thy absence causes pain;
And We listen for thy footsteps,
But we listen now in vain,
Earth has one tie the less that binds US
Heaven has one attraction more,
One more that's waiting for us,
When we leave this changing shore.
We will meet thee, angel Burtie-
We are striving nov 10 he,
Ready for oar last departure,
That will bear US home TO thee.
~ Montpelier papers please copy.