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, 1864-11-03

LARCENY OF WATcu.-MarT Ann Con'ey, an
Irish wa*he5womau residing on Van Bnren erect
near Norroe, was arrested AID tried yesterday,
changed with the larceny OF +i}ver watch from !
culofcd Deit EbtT. The a:ch IVES found secre,.d
tu her ted the chain she bad sole at store on
Raj do oph etrtet- She wns held TO apptar at the
Recorders Court in the tum OF $,UO
, 1864-11-03
N askets by Telegraph.


SPECIAL Dispatch 10 the Chicago TEbune.1
Hzw ToRk. "Wednesday, Ncv, 7.!8A
The Independent OF tomorrow says the activity
Of the demand Is much reduced. Dealers pse:sr
small dealings, and are evidently afraid Of over
stocking themselves with goods at what are still
high prices, tho3sh lover than they have besu4
Several mills bave stopped nakiny, aud produce
ton ,s very much cuztailed, There is no further
change In the price Of Prints, ~hich are In fair
demald, with rapldly diminishing stock, 20 that
these goods seem liiely to be scarce. Brown
a1d blenched theetings md sh,rtlngs are IN mod
crate supply, with falr demand and steady
rr1ees- Canton hAnnels sse active. Denims allow
OF eale. but.in limited supply.
Woolen goods are moIe active. Delaires are
wanted, and are low In stock. French c2estmeres
are very active at unchanged prices. Scotch
plaits are the favor1tee. Beavers active, cling
ham. quiet satiuets still dn1l Rsasdclo.hs ateady
and IN request, Blsake:e active. .Tweeds more
called for. Flannels very ready Of sale.
The shawl trade is now hardly 80 active.
Ntw and indescrtbah.e styles are the onl7
description wanted. Foreign goods are decidedly
active regards staple goods which are selling at
reduced price. The importers Wiling to redaea
their stocks They have been selling freely =. AUG
ton ard prlcee are acceptatlA to the trada- GOOD
are getting scarce. Apachas and Coburgs much
Waused. Dress goods also more freely. Low
and medium goods eel1 readily. The mora costly
iabrics are dali. Staple silks-most]y blacka-a1e
selling in tmall quattit'ee. Pttces steady.
The Pzetidential election Excitement this week
prevents sry great activity. II other circ1mstan-
css be favorable next week, we may be able to re.
port more active state Of the market, as the bus
Tres. transacted tnIs fall ia but small fractional
part Of the usual amount Prices, ali consldered,
have ssen their lowest this season, as Gutd Is
h,phfr and atotEB are low while the nsua1 demand
, 1864-11-03
THE LATE Z. M. THOMAS. ESQ.


a largely attended meeting Of members Of the
cmcsgo Har wae he'd yesterday morning In the
IooUs Of the Law 1nttltute to take action Oh the
death Of the late Btn1am,n III. Thomns. The nett
ing WAS called to order By ]. H. Rount1ce, oa
whose nomination Hon John N. Wilson was
chosen 10 pfeside. and Nj. Ronntree WAS s1bse
queutly appointed Secretary.
The chairman tsieny announced the object of
the meeting.
H. Waller moved the appointment OF u committee
Of three to craft resolutions. Carried. And the
chair appointed AeeBrs. " a1let, Gookens and King
~ such committee.
Ar. Waller, AZ chairman Of the committee snoke
99nsay o. ne blgh yittnes ard talents Of the
practical. A. lawyer he was deeply lesrned,
marked By Inc cou.tsay oi his demearor md his
nsmtnt to the B.I ef which b. was ms1uSsr: nS ~
lir life was III sS ottcd He reported the foloWinp
II hss pleated the Almighty dispostr Of eVent. 20
fnlnres and honor, Benjamin Morris Tnoma.. a
dlsttr guiehed member Of The Bar Of Chicago Tnis
sad diepe1 sat1on, though anticipated 1of many
h', tssn ar se1y'y S'y he hss;s q al
would bow in humble Rnd uncomplainlnx subnts-
rion to the Divine dec1ee is yel con.olshon to
give o:ce 70 the emotions which swell our hears,
or acmixtitn for biz lte and aorrow for his death.
BE came 3moucst US come nine years ago, from
the neebburlne State Of Indiana, with An ensta Ole
reputation 1oT integrity. aud learning. Business
fEp1d}y uQWtI II HPuA Nt1f> 61N Ae t0Nu NDQ Iut
-f:rfdpnce Of large circle uf clents md friends
! HIS efJorte at tho bar here amply ytndicsted tht
reIutation which accompanied hin. He WAS =
r1pe:tcbols1, eound lawyer, eafe counselor, and
ekiiifnl aevncate: accurate. taborioqs. consci-n
| 3icus and able. He dealt fafrly With alto III.
cltcps fraLk End faithful: to his brothers oi the
bar, conrteous and kind; to the court, reepecsfn
| aun perfectly candid.
| All Of ps Who have witnessed his career At tht
tsr can testify to the excellency and value Of th'
example be ttt before Us OF professional Pu1ty
GOOD forfune to know him more intimately. as a.
foctste md friend, can speak with assurr1 cona
| teIce Of the Arurstrees Of his conqicuons hi
lore Of truth- his devotion to principle, the stead
I. .stptss OF his 1riendehipr, and the asdor Of Ill
4 a,tachn eIts. He wss. Indeed, =, ,ju't, Wise at
reed man; a1niablo, sincere aid truthful, h1
, 1864-11-03

Yesterday morning meeting OF the committee
a,,nnipttd IT nrevInns m ec,;np of cft}zen. tn mr.
~ re,.oun ~ s.os ~ a
tahs ps1neoa'7 &e7aioius eas tanet" W LUG la'e
General dansoH. Was beld al the ffcmon: aouse,
Col, z. NJ Houeh in the char.
II was 1etelmtLed th.t on Its arrival The DO ~
shall be eEcor ed by 1e,ecat.ou Of Knights Tenn.
lars in ci,ztnt drses 10 Brrau Hull or svme otbtr
nlnce which shajl he dtsirnafed. wher4 tha ~
ma.ns viii lie In eta,e durinr the uav urerious to
the funeral, The tunetal services iii BE- held in
thc us1I ar will cynsfst OF iew br1e{ exsrci.es.
ard a short address or auloev,o be DELIVERED h.
n Episcopal q, rs aAa,, wlo WI be ecec:ed upOn
cortultaticn viii fne friends Of the dece4sed.
UDon motion Mr. BarueF y as appointed a COM
mttiee 10 lrraute pasticulars with the Erirhfe
TtmLjsrt.
AlderMan c. C. holden and Mesgrs. Shephtsd
sad Eimna1k wese appointed a copmi.tee 10 a.
1epr 10 The proper 1faptpe OF the hall
rppu maf;on VI Alu. Holden Col. 3 II. Houet
vrs unanimously appointed Chief Mnrshai of the
procession.
Culonet H1ugh appointed Colonel Sweet, Chief
F: eipeer e: hst11s, and Il. c Ranusy. E-q., as
A-sler4n1 Marsta1E THESE gentlemen will nare
charge Ct the Military, Fire department and Mh-
tGnlc divisions respectively.
Norman Williams, Jt., vas appointed commit
Tee on music
4 communication was received from Jas Rey-
nflde. Eco O, behalf Of the Grace1asd d Cemetery
Conuany. ufieriIr lot in she Cemsfsry for he
in1trmeEf ofthe rtnaire
Unrn motion OF AID. Holden q yote Of thankz
yss pseTeu to the {;r1cr:aud Cemetery comnany
for t6rir l1rd tder. The communication was re-.
Gr1ed to ths Commit. e on AIranceIurnts to act,
, 1864-11-03

NEW YoRK. Wednesday, Nov. 2-The
Wilmington (S. C) Journal, OF the 23i ultl-
mo. says great preparations are making
there for the defense OF the place. AL non
combatants are required to leave
The Columbia Sun saye, Gen. Joe Johnston
Is living at Macont Ga.
The Eynchburg nry1atan says, theimpress-
mcut Of $500 negroes has been ordered In
Virginia
The Richmond Wh;g of the 2Sth says, It is
reported that Dick Taylor takes command OF
Lees corps, and that Lee goes to the COM
mand of the Department Of Mississippi.
Major Gen. Frank Gardiner has been order
ston has been assigned to the division Of
Gen. French, In the army OF Tennessee
The Charleston Mercury says, o rebel col
umn Is to assault Atlanta while Sherman Is
engaged in following Food.
TIE Raleigh Standard 1enounces the ultra
position assumed ut the convention Of reoel
Governors.
, 1864-11-03
ILLINOIS AND MICHIGAN CANAL
Especial Dispatch to tho Chicago Tribunal

..--- 64nAKroETs "Wednesday. Gov.3-
Cl3AhEp Nav. 1st F. A.-C- Burnhaua, Ptisoa D.
Hess. Ian o1t; !; H. G. Locn!s. do 6tno.s. ottAvaf
Jchn carter, Pzsoc. 7so.&sa na slaves rn5 beading
Advance. Lenons: Retolste. Co: Cashmaa. Ottawa
1u brls salt Laura Ann. LasAlc eo.&7o 10 ct lumber
49, feos 18th 1npse A. Lockpors 50 tons oos' Is
61la sat. sSo heme fuit. o:o hoops Exc.son,
400 81 hoUo fruit.
AEBtv1D-J. HARRINGTON, AAzaalI1es So o09 hu q orn;
Nsu,ut, Lass11o, e5. hn corn. 1900 ba Tve, ssa nu
oats. 1e0 b11s out Atisnc otta 4o.t9o na corn
s0{fp nu o4tg 1850 4t4rch g. f. ale, Lem INT,
ysrcs 1uoble ttone: y. 9; 4arnec. Le mont. gysyds
dlmt netCn etcna aenEfnl GEaLs, ksuFaKea Fee1ss,
4eog ta eats: Conveyance. Lsmont. t8 yards dlmea.
aou 6tone Lady FEaakn. do, 60 1ards runble ston7
BKneKpo1r, Wednesday, Ncv. v.2-sp-m.
CL8ARRD-P1caress.L LaSsll-; AAmlin. OItave !,
LeKsau1. ALasale. tS.ss1 f lunner. 50 erls aa7,
~; nsGs 4 oa 9dina ia -
stso 1s,h; gsls: 1smont; Lsa. e, F5.oktin. Ls
sh1pgler, s.s:t posts: 5ehsaiopal, UitcA.
ARRtv1D-Alte, 1hsalle. 4AN bu vhest; 8 a
DCntsal. DeapIsnta. - eds wood. II to1s hay Ante
lope. L.sks. ?sto saliow l72 q :sds. g. gu
corn, l6 bu bht1ey, 50 bu rye.
, 1864-11-03
New York Money Market
Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tribune


NEW YoRK. Wednesday, Nov 2.
The ccmn,errtdl ddvertiser's money article has
the following: The huogarcy. Of speculation in
the stock market Ia checked By temporary sttin-
prrcy in money. The Nattoral Banks are called
IN by the Government for large amount Of their
deposits-report says Ss,00oG0 G00-and they have
consequently called In considerable amount Of
loans. The Treasury statement Tor October 31st
shows that up to that date, s718 GOO Of the new
$50 bonds had been issued, from which
IT ts to be inferred that corresponding
amount was paid on the irrt installment falling
due, INTO the Treasury or the National Banks, as
On the 81st Of October the amount in tho Treasury
wac below s20,0t000o. The inference ia clear tha$
but little Of the large amount paid into the Nation
I'll Banks had been drawn On the Treasury, and
that thoee Institutions have, duriug the interim,
bad an immense amount OF Government funds In
their bants to be leaned for the purpose OF feed
ing the stock speculatlons Of the last few daya.
The extent to which these fluids have
aided stock ppeculatlons, may be
Judged from the fact thAt 70 soon as
the National Banks have called In those loans,
stocks have declined 2K@5 per cent. The impro'
priety Of such policy needs no comment. stocke
are active at the first Board. The calling In oil
loans produced general movement to Eell, and
steady decline al day has been the result. Pro
duce is weak, ...-.. -.-
Gold opened steady at a4B, but receded to 80,
which figure 1t closed weak.
Stocks are depressed this P. II.
, 1864-11-03
Ct. Louis Market.
ISnactsl Dtsnafch To thA Chicago IflbH4t


sr. LOUIS, Wednesday, NoT.2 2, 1854.
TopAcco-Active. Break 20 hhds :, bids on ~ nhos'
luel rejected; scraps st s: ~ to $40; Rreen
aud cam. gsd lugs at 80; factory do at $e
planters do at 1oso to 81 co common sh1ppinS leal
1t &145 to SIS Is Medium do at $s Is to $s2 co: good
and me do 1t $500 10 tasos common ano mea1um
manufacturing Leaf at x7i 5e&3e.so- ~
FLoUE-Rece1pts 1870 bs}s. Sales O. f1ps9 NJ ssse
tSsLo; extra at $3.50: doubled headnoed ius2ec'eo
and delivered do ut ts.1a; douoe extra at sAa1i GO
At a1o'75.
aaA1a-whest, receipts, 1.osa tacsu. Ga:set &C.
IS tscfs at fiao I'd do at S193; 800 DO at g 9a o
60 = 4s9 as s2s 9ta 40 at ss 81 ssa, a. af
10 ssei, Wits u aud % az q tt.s b.
at sc SO Dc At &c I'D do at 91c 500 DO at VIC
l:s do ipsq1a ,.l;s aeSs e
tpting at 972e 40 DC do q 1ss cos anu '2 ~
81 IS; snd III do DO at "a 81 = 6n. ~, .ho,1sere
PRuv1tIcSs-Baccp, sale. III casks ctty enoulosS6
at31t and DO aces at 21Hc 2 p, ,,,. =, and
WHIsKT-There Were aHls3 OF ~ otis oA ~ ~ 0@o
&c Go At $1..p = gallon,
, 1864-11-03


hea1t was open to cve-5 eeuesous impulse, and
beat responsive 10 every cnnohl!ng sentiment.
The deAth OF Buch Z mao u loss to
~ proiea aei1n: society ns country, and
MS knn; ThueI y 1eseayement trre-
parade to toofe Mnom oe loseo ana tfesa-
nfed - nis oWn. nee ~! tt9e consolation II
inc oops tnht tue l5atu w Hnica Muq@ ais Hcocemef
precious 10 n1m II l'e: st sno vaaen tastaaned MN
N INC msny "e.I aotla W. n,a ~ ms Nnese, w1u &C.
cure lor nl1u nlsa Aao e'eAna1 2eHA1e In the Ia-
tare. . ,-....
10 tne e1a tea cnataes1. VI nus aspasted bto:het,
al dnty a. oeeo p!ess!ng anu mourn..ai ana that
Ee oueS - -~use OF sympathy and respect
lot move 1e1E to him, whom he has lett bsh1s6.
Hkanptd. That we will wear the usual oadge pt
moarni1g & 1or thirty tsJf.
Rsao ped, Ihath copy Of the proceedings Of this
meeting be presented to the variors Courts Of
record winch noid tnesr ees In this city, with
request at the eamt be spread upon the records
OF ss'd courts.
~ AssNpSds That copy be also prA stuted BY the
secretary so thr hmtly of the deceased.
4, =. ~. fnller moved the adoption OF the fetola-
uons. de had Been tnt1mstcly acquainted Watn
t1e ceceaseo eloce the fall OF 1s67 and eoplo oSI
+R Minese ~ % ne t51tafulne-s o. me %, n
ttons. ~. Iboinfe htd for yesrs been Tlcum =.
eonspppt,on burden which he bo,s chssr,aG,y sr,Gay
sno sa p.ous1 ne ooFe himseK unaos 9na snd IA
usppJ ans 70 tne "oh.a "tIo n she ram
,nt;on. e9oeo ec ss t1g ngh"jV suUhj nleasure TO
- az IN -" 49,. @ h,t. - 1hr memorF al the
ienartsd. r vs oe ", .h.t therconId do Thes1
nerseIons Of Gathering xena hecou1iue fesEtully
frennent' and rcriS ~ INT tkInE thaf II Woufd
be II erat benefit to shem al That they ehould nt@
ffna them ms Haa+iT0 hnnfrs of professional
, 1864-11-03
From Havana mud Mexico.

New YoRK, Wednesday, Nov. 2-per
eteam.r Eagle We have HsVaua dates OF the
20th ult,, City Of Mexico dates Of the 18th,
and Vera Cruz of the 23d. The reported oc-
cnpation Of Ma,amoras BY Mejia, and adhe-
sion to the Empire by Corlinas, is confirmed.
A severe earthquake occurred on the 81, de-
stroJiug church and ecclesiastical court
room at Laxocu1a, and damaging other build
1ngs. Th5rc were but few deaths. Damages
were also sustained at San Nicholas, Kuboga,
ard other places. A water spout tell on the
city Of Monte Att, flooding the streets and
surrounding country. and doing much dam
sge. The Estate rays some 40 persons have
been arrested IN the City Of Mexico as con-
epirators. II is said Diego Alvarez, Of the
State Of Guer1o, is about to submit to Maxi
MILAN; also, that Juarez has crossed the
desert San Carlos Into chihuahua.
Yellow fever Is still raging in Galveston
and Houston
Among the deaths are Gen J. II. Howes.
Dr.. Sims, just from Mobile, and Rev. J. NJ.
Gosburn. It Is 1eportel that the plrate
semmes arrived In Havana in the English
racket Saliud, tnder tho name OF Smith.
, 1864-11-03
BY TELEGRAPH
THE n1RDER EAlD8.
Rebel Attempx At CkA-
l&nes ke~-Det2lI1 OF the Affair."

Bos1oN, Wednesday. Nov. "A dispatch
1rom ,1es Aneusts: he. states that an attempt
water battery At Castine, BY raldlng party
'!''i" ..e ,and side. The sentinel wss fred
on, ard bullets came very ncsr others IN the
garrison, but none were hurt. The party
were driven off md escaped IN hoata. u,
patch to the MAJOR Of this city from Castine,
gives the particulars Of the attack upon the
battery at that town on Monday. At mid
night small party OF t1en approached from
the rear, and when challenged, Immediately
fred upon the sentinel. who returned the
IRE. Sergeant Ramsdell was fred upon as
he csmc out Of bis quarters-four balls lodged
Within f-o feet Of him. The garrison mus
tered promptly, ard pursued the raide1s for
about half . mile, firing on them, and they
replying, when they took to a boat and
escaped.
TIE object, 1t is supposed. is to cspturo
the United States cutter lying In the harbor-
This city has been put into q state Of defense
by orders from Gov. Cony. The home guards
arc In readiness for duty, and the city gov.
ernment has increased and armed the police.
, 1864-11-03

nr. Biccloxv-Weh have often referred in COM
pinenta1y terms to DR.. Blgelow, speaking Of
him ag gentleman in every way worthy tbs c1n.
fde1 ce OF these who need the services OF epec1-
ali.t. To tbose who arc afflicted with veuereal dis
ease in arg Of It's foEms. nr who have long euered
from chronic deEanxemert, we woutd ssy, Go TO
well qualifitc, both ny education snd experience,
TO give you the aid ynu 70 much Wish Tor" u.
Bh'tlow IL now tetma1cntly located at NO. 1t9
uuS.y4sY,1t
, 1864-11-03

BUFFALO, Wednesday,. FoE. s-9 n.
FLouR-Dul1. --s.--
GkAIN-Wheat dull and nominal. Corn Qutes+ Oats
&s181c. Rye 5l.fe
WBItKY-&t.E Gill. ~
CANAL FREt0u! s-6tfAdy. TO NeW 1orK:-Wheats
L.EK ixPoRTs-F louy, sl2s brls; wheat, G.I63 bu;
osta, 1854 b :; haflse. 1l9fc bu.
OAasL B1PoRTs- -Flcur, 11s8 brls: wheat, u TO
bo; corn, IS, ,is bu oatsr lo746s bu rye. o9 pu.
, 1864-11-03
QNEAT UNION MASS M6ETlSG
Az Chicago, ThREnaay, Nsv. ., 1904

| yzts Fxea1,enrr 17YouAnn YA1Ea will uudoubf.
\ ed,r h. nrsacnt-
| The following distinguished speake.t have posi-.
| .,,a,. .,~.r,.d and will csrts,nlv he nre.en..
a.41 y G.rr,. ~ 0h,o
HOE N & G1uuto. 111.s..s.nv y. CItT ~ Ta
Hon 3on- =, r.s ", Ts1,,%m1 M; ~ ANo1Aa
Hn1,. JofN WxNTwoRrH
Hon. Wn114a +. KE11oao.
Hon. JoHN T. FARAsWoHrH,
Hon. A: y. MACE,
Hon + y. ARNOLD,
Rev. .. Il TIFFANY,
aon: EilsaA r fEHu1,
Hon. GSoEaH 4 Rs4es
HnS r = T.r. =, 111e"'
T,nw c1,.- I.
Ho% ra- rSoopa,un-
rJ,,,..o,,r a+h,. .h7. -., .... -.
he nresent and nddre-s fhs ,noetint speakers WILL
~ InU1
President of the Idncnln and fici-shr Gs.h
0r. ch,..,. n,,f... .L oS,t INV:
I1s SnieasG t,. e. EAU Gefncy faaIoad
d.ts non,a to the ereat mas %eetine nn TSn9s
sna renrn AZ thes b5 the Sane tsain h f"s n9aa.
,, ana ~ hr the tniohf -seni.r attet
at coT1nrnntstion fares The DiIon Air f5ne iii
bling passengers from Geneva On the morntnr &c.
commodation. and return On the hight passenger
Mt Efxtv peY cart fares. The Chicago ana MfRsu.
Zee road y Ill CARY from Waukegan for the HAnf.
tary Fair On ThDrsdsy at excursion rates. H.
4 dAg will be presented to the laTEest town del.
eSntion.
All officers Of Wide Awake companies and other
patriotic o5caniz'tione, are 5e9uested To meet 1t
Warmers Hall. at 70 oelocE T. this morning: to re-
ceetion this evening, G F. FosrER, Marshal.
norrr m rt,x ppocess,ox
, 1864-11-03
THROAT AEp LUNG DISEASES.
SPECIAL NOTICE.

As The cold and stormy season IS approaching all
who are sui. ring from Cat.1rah. Asthma, Throat
MAKE lmme dtats application At the "chicapo
Throat and Lung Institute" :" McCorm,eks building
corner Randolph and Dearborn streets. The new
reme dies employed bs.Dr. I. Wins!nw AJer succeed
il a,moet all casee even after other forms or meat
Gallon have been tried IN vain, as very mauy q
our bett citizens will attest. Throat diseases aud
catarrh tezmin.te In consumption and it Is ite to
eradicate euch diseases before the health is broken
down and cure becomes impossible. Cousulta-
ton free. ~ -,
Persons who carnot cannot conveniently call
may wsite tenc1osing ten postage stampe), and a
li,te book upon this clses OF diseases. aud also
question list, will be sent Ilre Of charge.
nc4.(44o-9t
, 1864-11-03
An Editor Hendheudius.

WAsu1Ka1os, Wednesday, Nov. 2.-The
Alexandra Ga=ctfe has been Suspended, Wing
to Dir. Snowdun, the proprietor, being among
those Southern srmpathlzers detailed IS safa.
t, Guards on the Onnge and Alexandria RAIL-
read against guerilla attacks.
, 1864-11-03

OsWt0O. Wed1esdsy, HOWL.
FLouR-ES5 SIC higher aad IN aeilvs demand. Sup.
ply light: sit 25alo.an for No 3oro9; 1lo!r9 %
for Roa Wlnter; SllasS1. 50 Tor Wblto; SiaG@l225
6RA1H-Whtat opsned arm but unsettled at ms'e.
r}sl Improvement ont closed quiet: No Z Chicaao
sp.ilg 1t $2.75 Illinois rea At Se.23 Corn sca1ce
and Quiet.
, 1864-11-03

Especial nispatch to the CHICAGO 4Iouo.J
Ml1wAu6z1. T1s., Tuesday, NOV !.
FLorB-Du1 aRd neglected.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 1870 hu. Market l1FeG'
ular. aales this mt.nlns 1850 bu No ssl1ns u u
store at 81 s7@2I6; LOO buS % 81 sLs
Change s,oeo nu No spring In .tofe as eLs"so
go tu No 2 do At. u s191.9o: 3AIs aep.,'sv AM
saiesl lis bn No !, delivered, al t1'aiSl7s.
, 1864-11-03

A@pe.a.'' sesso...o Mskti'. Grey Eaz,s. Resoluss.
aa.ts,ar e-wsoa. Penescy, OrphAu. Peru, steal
" ~1asn, Preston. Lewis Holey. International
dfntbnAp. DIT Aonoulht.
WupNo1thee9t,
, 1864-11-03
s5trapf1.

QTRAYED-Or stolen, about three
- vests tirce, t1on FATR1CK CULKsN. scAr 4.
y. EtchiEe u hcp, dark red Cow. Marked With let.
Ter II /" cn right hip. liberal reward viii bo IND
f heY return to tre Aoove AdaStsS, OK for tnfotmas
uln Ieadif 70 hax xeeqvsEIs 1o@3@A
, 1864-11-03

The Hivb Priests, KiDea, Scrioes and Compan-
lors Of 'he several Chapter. aud the Worahtpfu'
Ms.terf, Wardeus and Brethren Of the different
Locges In the city. are earnestly deelrcd to meet
at tbe Masonic Temple. this trhur-day), Nov. Sd,
ut foor o'clock p. H.. prompt, to make arrange
mcnts for attending the f1uelal obsegnies ot our
late brother, companion and Sir Knight, General
T. E. g. Ransom. Y. L. uuRL1uT,
Chaifman Of Masonic Committee.
, 1864-11-03

A CADEMY OF MUSft!


"A ~ S:!. e Ss;ssss3a.
rMon1ay Evening. Otk slsss 1861.
stses T.
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VARIETY THEATRE,
Nos. ns andl17 Dos.bo&a street
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Immense success OF JoaNNY ALLEN.
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sfatS EAGAN NJ M i; IL. soW4aps Essiaotas ds
llus atorI ~ d general versatile c1medaaa.
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TILE AUrHvss.
MISS NARY PROVOST.
MONDAY. Oct. sse, and till further notice. FILL be
produced with eu the ezte21tTs tAclues. the fsess
Neral D,ana Of
JANET PRIDR; Or, the Founding.
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, 1864-11-03
LOCAL MATTERS.

LadIes' Loyal Leaeue.-There will be a
meeting Of the League this afternoon. Nor. 81. at
2o'clock. at the rooms OF the Yonrg mems Chris
tian Association. A full attendance Is desiscd,
, 1864-11-03
VIZ 7ANTEi9-Tn ioform tha nna,i,,

Nv TANTED-To inform tho puo,iu
w IN general and all whom It may concern: that
We are NOV p7epAled to fulntah eu Nutuses snd Vol
u5t.ers Tor the q army. Those w1suluK our sazy.
ices VIII rtcsl7s honorable dsa1tn5 An1 g,o1 mn.
Most relt ectln1ly ypnyB. Sc. HM. MURPHY d 60
basement, corner Or Ra1dol:h md Lasslie streets.
S.-Ne tetJ ccmpention+ a. va alvays have
substitutes or ln a%k1nz leIs ON principals tnE1
eh!p 4uo*As- H.Te n call or 8direes Locs Box
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