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HEADQUARTERs LosT oF NAsHvILLE.

HEADQUARTERS lost OF NASHVILLE, /
Nashville, Tenn, June sth, 1854. :
General Orders 81.
tEaI No. =
nPDERLY HOURS At THESE HEAD2UAR-
~ ters will be T ON 10 to Il O'Clock, q. m.
Oficers entitled 20 the General Rnd City Counter
sign, W u receive The ssnle and all routine papers
hours.
command OF Bagadier-1en. JSo. P. Muir
iune 9-IW VI. NENIN, Capt and A. A q.
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TO ADYERTIsERs IN DETAIL,

MARRIAGE AND FUNERAL NOTICES
Wtl be charged at the usual advertising rates.
ANNOUNCEMENTS OF CANDIDATES.
FOR state 90
For County O1eers. 90
We, The undersigned, have this day sdopted the
above rates, to which we bind ourselves strictly 70
adhere. VIII. CAMERON, for the UsioH
JOHN WALLACE, for the DRpdtsh
HAsHvIILE, TsSE., July rs, 1883.
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MARsHAL,S SALE.
gaiesi ssase. 5. Brnnan,, Fb..n.s.r. q.


6nited Stats Is. Breasan's F0andTy, a..
I WILL SELL, AT PUB, &c SALE, TO THE
4 highest bidder, tor cash, at or near the Depot
OF the Nashville and chattanooga Railroad, IN the
city Of Nashville, On WEDNESDAY, the 10Th day
Of June 1S5f
snlsli HAND LATHE. feet shears, IL inch
swing
dou. le Lathe, "a inch shears, p inch swing
double headed Lsthe, Is inch shears, ~ inch
swing.
Lathe. I7feet shears, 2s inch swing.
II 90
l. " Is
l small Tsbie Drill Press
upright Drill Prsss-e.
large upright Drill Press
large Bolt Cutting Machine
l PLAIN T, 3 feet tsble.
9.
! Foundry Truck
small Bellows.
Blscksmith srCrane.
6eS rs Smiths Tongs
! Cone
small Anvills.
IS lbs dan Drills, and % feet shaUng.
n % 4. K. GLASCOCK. N. n. D. T.
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Estray.

TAKEN Up BY W. Fl. WILKINSON, ONE
i stray STUD COLT, three years old. about l55S
bands high. No brsnds or marks perceptibie. "
H. Wilki1son resides IN south Nashville, Cherry
rfreet) first listrct of Davidson county, Tenn.
said horse valued a. twenty-five dollars Aprl 9TH,
1855. W BUSH,
6. Ii. BUSH.
r. y Tom, JP. may Is-wste
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BOAR RDING.

TWO GRSTIENEN WITH THEIR WIZ n.
4 also four or Eve siuRis g-uiiemen. ran 0e ao-
cOmnodatsd with superior Boarding by nppi rag
~ No 20, Cedar street lunslt-iwS
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NASHVILLE. TENN,
100 CADDIES TOBACCO,
25 butts 10,
j 100000 Cigars, assorted,
loo gross Spices,
40 gross Smoking Tobacco,
25 boxes Candy,
400 cases Blackberries, Raspberries,
Strawberries, Pine Apples,
Peaches and Tomatoes,
so baskets Champagne,
30 bbls fine Bourbon Whiskey,
100 dozen Brandy Peaches
l 20 cases Sardines,
25 boxes Soda,
25 Star Candles,
25 Soap,
% Picked Onions,
So 20 bbls Pickles,
20 half-barrels Pickles,
% sacks Coffee,
20 bbls New Orleans Sugar
4 20 " Crushed and Coffee Sugar,
% caddies Tea,
80 bbls Nuts,
so boxes Raisins,
100 gross Matches,
so boxes Oysters,
IS French Mustard,
which viii be sold ct the
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Provost OrdeTsl

DISTRICT OF NASHVILLE,
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Unic1 street. Nashville Tern.
Jsnl vii zeot With prompt attsutiO1-
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FROM SHERMAN's ARMY
Beyond the AIatOOna Hills.
How the Army Lives and Moves.

Correspondence Cincinnati commereiAl,l
, 1864-11-26
Markets by Telegraph.
NEW YORK MIDNIGHT DISPATCH.

=, Especial Dispatch to the Western Press-1
Friday. Nov. es-mduight.
srocx MA1k1T-Dnll. No outside speculataous o.
momens. business being confined chiefly 70 broho1s
In the ahfeuce any important combinations the de-
mand ia dull and prices tend downward. Government
stocEs are IN exception to the downward tendency
being remarkably strong and active. slxes Of o. ID
Tauced X; s-2ts n; 1oscs y; and certificates A-cos
iIg at 9x. Speculation In 7-soa more buoyant, and
the price advanced to 17aN-A fisc OF l. Railroad
bonds dull.
Bank stocks active, Miscellaneous shares dual
Speculation very dull In the afternoon. and only lin.
itedbuslues transacted. Fuctuatlous very slight A.
tercau-
There vns rnmor freely circulated that no more
gold bonds would Be issned and the currency loan
coming part payable In certificates This caused IN
adyancein gold bonds and certificates.
The supply OF money seeking investment is very
large andn excess Of wants Brokers generally SAX
call loans per cent but in many cscs per cent Is
accepted.
The discount market Is easy, and commercial paper
ranEcs from 7@l per cent.
An Increased ease in money is expected from the
payment On the 1Bt Of next month Of the December
coupons on over sixty mlnons OF 2 year sptr cent
potCs
Exchange Is quiet at 10 per cent for gold The Gold
market Is weak partly from the bear rulers aud partly
from the favorable rumors in regard to Shernan in-
clndtng the capture Of Macon and Ml1edgey1le. The
price opened at CO. advanced to ~ early in tho day,
sold down to2l8H, and again advanced under rumcrs
Of heavy shipments to Europe tomorrow, to z15<.
The market fell of at tho close to 3l9x.
, 1864-11-26
REBEL NEWS.

NEW YORK, Friday, Nov. 25-In u debate
IN the rebel House, On the 10th inst, two Or
three very interesting points were disclosed,
The erpose by hfr. Foote Of the fact that the
against the rebel Vice President Stephens, Is
one Of the developments made on the oeea-
sion. This war against Mr.. Stephens appears
to be extending to nll the reconatructlonists,
md Boycc, Brown, Leach, Vance, Stephens,
Cobb and Foote are denounced as needless
agaitators Of dangerous questions. ,,,..
The rebel House Of Representatives, Ake
the Confederacy in general, is house divided
against Itself, and cannot stRndSong IN aaca
tornadoes Of excitement as Sherman IS a!
present creating. Governors Brown ana
Vance have taken positive action in opposing
the execution Of the conscript laws.
A1r; Leach, Of North Carolina, takes S-.aa ocea-
sion to fully indorse the language Of brown,
Stephens and Boyce, and asks to be hung
with them in case the Confederacy thinks
they are disloyal. He denounces Staples, ol
Virginia, as console lidatlonist, md In turn IS
denounced by that gentleman as one feenaSS IlaS
more nlarmed ut the encroachments OF Jen'
Davis depotism than at those of the enemy;
Foote denouuces everybody in general, anu
declares that this l. no time to propose
peace. -.,-
The House passed In undue haste the Senate
bill to amend the law SO as to force the mi
litia Of ono State to the defense Of ot9er
States. This action has been taken IN order
to concentrate the forces Of the Gulf states
agninst Sherman, but he will hardly give
them time to do SO.
The Richmond Wig, of the 21st, says:
Grant has consented that blankets may DC
purchased iu New York city for the rebel
prisoners at the North. A weasel loaded WIN
cotton to pay for these blankets Is 70 oS fa
erals Trimble and Bealc, now confined at
Fort WarTenH
, 1864-11-26

The readers OF the TRIBUNE will remember that
the Chieago Sporting LtJt was recently Indicted
by the Grand Jury Of the Recorders Court. From
posters extensively posted about the streets Of
city, we learn that it ia the intention Of Mr.
Andrews to publish the paper notwithstanding.
Yesterday afternoon State Attorney Reed :obtain-
cd from +. s. Williams, Jbdge Of the Circuit
Court, a writ Of injunction restraining him from
doing 50, az fol1owa:
State Of Illinois. County Of Cook, Es.
The people Of the said State OF Illinois to Ransom II.
his agents. attorneyp. employees, assistants
WHEREAs-Chnsles II. Reed, stats Attorney In and
for the Seventh Judicial Ccuit Of said State Of Ii
nos or and On beEafoi the people aforesaid, and in
this day h1ed In the ONCE Of tue Clerk Or te Circuit
Court Of said county. an Injunction against one Ran.
soM AndreEs for utteEmE. publishing, selling, dis
ttbuf1nE and deverinE tn the city OF Chicago ia said
paper entitled and called :, the Eaicago
sbtr7tnga He" praytng among other things
tht ss!d Eansom Il. Andrews, his agents. attorneys,
ed and restrained from In any manner uttefing pub
ltlfng printing. selling delivering, otherwise DIS.
tsbutnE dspos!nG OF sald printed paper part
orpaeccl thereof to any person qr pessons whatever
utEo OF said Court has, in due form and lawful man
ner ordered the writ OF Injunction to Issue forthwith
hslrayed for IN said tuor1lAtion:
- Now. therefore, We command yous the said Ransom
And5eHB. your agents. sttotofyB employees, assist
VITA strictly and entirely refrain from utter1ng, pub
uSntnE printing. selling. delivering or Otherwise dis
pcsnE o 70 any person OF persons the paper
further order OF said Court alowg 3ou 90 to do. And
this you will obey under lhe penalty Of The law.
WV. /. CHUECn, Clerk, DC.
, 1864-11-26


Then 90 on in like manner to fill any future call
that mny be made.
Amy suh-district not furnishing the required
funds shall be passed on the list until the funds
men arc required shall be allowed to come into
the organization after the ratio has reached In
or No unds sIea to shall
me s COMMITTEES = to Pay , definite bounty Ct
regularly sworn in, accepted, and In charge Of the
not exceeded without instructions from citizens
meeting duly called IN The city papers;
The repoztswerc extensively canvassed by the
gentlemen present Reference was made to the
numerous enlistments now being made at the head e
county, arc credited elsewhere.
All The speakers were In favor Of making It the
duty Of each rubdistrict to saise the money re-
AID, o'sullivan advocated strongly the adoption
OF meaaures at once 10 I'LL the quota; though Cook
county had been relieved ty the overplus Of other
which waa only too probable, VIC should be re-
guircd to hll up nll former dcfctts. He however
thought that d consolidated action could scarcely
be Effected, and believed that each ab-distriet
should 60 to work at ooce to provide for ITSELF He
hjmRelf had good resson to believe that twenty or
thirty men had been enlisted into the navy and
credited to other States who voted here at the last
A sal msde at this )uneturc showed that the ID,
ad III, Sth; sth, 10th, 11sh, and 18th Wards were
some of the. gentlemen thought that this county
ehcn!i Offer bounty OF {say} 500 for each secru1t
zach suhdistrtct being obliged to find tho cash for
lilo ZIP. II Was mentioned that the Board Of
super7l-,>~a would be mcmoraltzed to take such
Tie chairman said that his leading idea WIS that
high bonnties paid recently, would not need to be
paid. This recruiting thould be done by central
committee q three ID order to avoid ruinons com:
nj
, 1864-11-26
LATER FROM EUROPE.
The Danish Peace-The Florida Con
troverHy-MulleF, the Murderer-
Markets.

IAI1FA1, Friday, Nov. e3.-The steamship
Asla, from Liverpool 18th and Queenstown
18th, has arrived.
The treaty Of peace between Denmark and
Germany was adopted by both the Danish
Chambers.
La France says Brazil has broken of re1a.
tions with the United States, on account of
the Florida affair.
A statement having been put forth that
Garibaldi las virtually expressed himself In
favor Of the South, private letter from the
General Is published In which he asserts that
hc has been misunderstood, and says: "Iy
opinion on the American question is well
known. Not only do / hope from 1t the abo-
lition Of slavery, but consider the question
to be one affecting oil mankind, and WOE TO
TIE WORLD II TIE NORTH DOES NOT CONE OUT
VICTORIOUS.
The Paris Boursc flr1n-Rcutcs G5f SOC.
The Paris -Pasrie asserts that England has
called on the great powers to protest collcc-
lively against the seizure of the Florida.
The Home Secretary refused to repricve
Muller, who was to be executed on the 14th.
coANEnc1A1-
LIVERPOOL, November Il, evening" Cotton
quoted lGid higher. BreadstuEs steady. Pro
Visions dull Iart lrmer.
Coneo1s 91091a for money; Eric 4024t; Illinois
Central 5105a discount
LONDON, Nov. 12-The discount market was
easy, but there wasa full average demand at the
banks at the reduced rate Of per cent, The open
market was also active aud the supply abundant at
The demand for gold for the Continent has re-
vired.
Mercantile suspensions arc still OF daily occur.
renee, particularly In London.
, 1864-11-26
KDE. GEORGE THOMPSON,
Public Reception In Bryan Hall
Address Of Welcome.
Mr. Thon,psonss Reply-The Slavery
4ue*aton-change in American
enE1menf-Fro@rcnA of the
Union Cause.-The
Future Of Our


lion. George Thompson, the distinguished, able
end successful English advocate Of the cause
Liberty, received IN enthusiastic greeting from the
Cnfon-1oying citizens of Chicago, in Bryan Hall.
Inst evening He had been induced to appear in
public few evenings previously, but by some
oversight the intttors omitted to inform the pub
lie Of the fact nnd In consequence the attendance.
though not small, was not such as the distinguish
cd gentleman deserved. Last evening, though the
weather exceedingly unfavorable1 the rain faIl
ing in torrents, Bryan Hall was completely filed
probation Of his worth md success In tic cause of
human freedom and American nationality. The
Veteran Reserve Corps Band was present. and dis
The platform was occupied BY a great number OF
our most prominent citizens,
:. At 8 o'clock, c. n. Ifswley, Esq, rose and de-
ilsered an address q welcome. It Was highly en-
loscstc Of tue errat man, who was no stranger to
the people OF Chicago: For more than thirty years
they had watched lis battling for the Hight IN the
face h q M Opposition Which to most Others would
one class or nationality, but for the good Of the
whole humsn race, recognizing the divinity Of its
origin, and ITS Immortal destiny. Nj nawley
quoted at length from the celebrated speech de-
nvered By Af. Thompson at Manchester, England,
in 1883. chalactet1zing it az lofty ID sentiment,
truthful, impressive, inspirational and effective N
Of slayes. Their guest lad early decided that The
American eyetem Of Government WAS the frcest
and best on the globe, but saw it tainted with the
ue IN our efforts TO get rid O. the incubus. and at
thc rick Of being pronounced IN enemy IN dis
gaiss TO bis OVID land- be had persiztently adyo-
gated onr cause had arsnged slavery before the
ofits advocates at the, English court to procure
recognition Of their claims md mat-ri,l aid from
their sympathize1s there
Ar. HaWley concluded as follows:
You, SIR with those noble men, Bright and
Golden, and the labortng masses Of Englanl, are
our ft1cnaa. or defenders, and We welcome you
, 1864-11-26

Diseases Of the Nervous, Seminal, urinnry
and Sexual syetems New and reliable treatment
mall IN scaled letter envelopes free OF charge Ad
drcss Or. J. SA1lon Houghton, Howard Issocla-
ton, Fo. South Ninth street, Philadelphia, Pa,
pcA-t97
E Paper Hangines, Painting, CalcImininc
and Glazing, at F. E. Rigby's, So Randolph street.
nor,YfO5-1m
, 1864-11-26

In this city, Thursday evening, Nov 9Th, by Rev
" z; Jackson. Mr. GEORGE b. IRONS and Miss
JANE CHRISTIE, all OF this city.
Al South Bend lnd., on the 18th Inst by the Rev.
F. .EGDANE, OF Milwaukee, >1'N
On tue 18th Inst, b. the Rev NJ. Dann Of Decatur,
at the e. residence OF tho BRIDES father, HIRAM D.
k5AIs k.aaS. q Bloomington, and EMMA b. eldest
IlliEofs No Cards. ~e'f ~ -~s"A ~*'
, 1864-11-26
81, L0uI8 Market
Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tribune.1

ST. Louis. Friday, Nov. o.
ToBAcco-Unehanged. eales were; II bids, iuclud-
ing factory 1ugs Mt ts7o2e5o pantcrsdont t1o@lse5
common shipping leaf, 21350@1s95s medium do at
s1s!se@e1.25i good md nne do. t325@:9; fine do at
$Sf5o; besides II hhIs rejected.
FIouE-Dntl, with sales at t72S@7.5o. delivered At
$o; 500 bba do, Inspected double hcad lined and de-
ircred. at ST. country double a1tra, Inspected
bic head, and delivered at 3d.
GRAIN.-Wheht-cho1ce stehdy; other qualities dull.
snles OF Inferior and common fail at sl60l75; fatt.
91ac@ls5; good and prime tall Sis8@l9 rs b.Is at
e1s5 for spring and f1so for fal-stsctly prime and
choice fall *i.gs41-s; choice At s2n.; s28 do do
at f2os per bQshel. Corn Arm; sales old yal1ow at
$1.4o; choice while at S1.52@.55; new {at smith'a
Landing, point below at st4o bu. ontstoweE sales
1900 sks in lots ut SOC; at SC, and about 5oss In
lots at Sc per baahel- Barley very dull 2oo Backs oi
prime fall at 42 per bushc Rye held firm only Ra1ea
ofSoi sacks on private terms.
Hcas-Some transactions yesterday at an advance
of2sc hundred prices Of the day before; but
ample supply gBEe an ease to the market; We quote
fair to good lots at 1o@1oc choice and extra lots
10A@1c gross Light weights selling at 99toc.
Wn1sKY-Narke+ easy and sales ~ hrIs at Sl.67. and
50 and 10 do at $1.674 per gallon.
, 1864-11-26

MILWAUKEE,. Friday, Nov. g. 1867.
FLoUa-Dull and dropping, with sslcs Of 1900 brls
"Sugnr River spring at es.s5.
GRAM-Wheat, receipts n 600 bn; market very dull
and 1c lower. with sales this morning Of $500 bu No
spring. winter receipts, at st.7z@1.77H; sales on
Change, s7o0 bu No 1, In store, winter receipts
3172G112h; 500 bu No 2 In store, at $1s2; 100 bu No
y fall receipts at x63. Oats sales 800 bu delivered
&c. Corn, sales 100 bu new salled On track At sl
Barley sales 100 bu Nos in store, at sl5 $50 bu H.
feror do at e'25 IS bags do BY sample at tt0 Rye,
sn1cs % tngs. On track, at S1.39.
p1ovIr1ons-Qulet, with sales Of 2o9 tres sweet
picked hama ut ike, Butter nrm and more active
with sales OF 1s6 pigs at 330soKc.
LIVE Ho0s-M Market firm and unchanged. With sales
Of 1855 head, averaging l4@sSo ns, at tlD5H9tlsQ.
, 1864-11-26

AxBRosE + JAcKsoa's RESTAURANT. and Ladies'
and Gent3emen's Dining Saloon, on South Clark
street, adjoining Brynn Hall, and opposite the
Court House. Bill Of fare the choicest IA the mar
kets East and West accommodations unsurpassed:
nttentEe walters; and cooks who understand their
business: The largest and most elegant private
Dlhfng Ha1l In the city. no23-W8l4-3t
, 1864-11-26
d / E ID .

n ibis city. on Thursday the eth inst, MAY e.,
Funeral nom the family residence so Huron street,
to-day tSaturday} at II A. II.
In this city, On Thursday morning the a4th fnst
FRANCES King. youngest dsuehter 81 Henry II. and
Aqfeas r king, eged year and u months.
street, this Saturday morning At 10 O'Clock.
, 1864-11-26
A Card

CHICAGO, Friday, Nov. Is, 1861.
Mrs. Howell and her friends desire publicly to
acknowledge the kindness and generosity Of the
prompt and generous consideration OF her, in her
extremity, By furnishing herself and four children
pass to St Lon1s over their road-aB also passing
all the freight OF her household effects, Such acts
merit and Will receive their reward.
MANY FRIENDS OF TUE WIDOW AND FATHEH1Ess.
, 1864-11-26

Go to the Best.-tio to Bryant & Stratton's
Chicago Commercial College to get thorough,
Telegraph Operator. Address {enclosng atanlps)
for circulars, BnTASr & SrnArToN, Chicago, III.
, 1864-11-26


Especial Dispatch 10 the Chicago Tttbune]
DETROIT. Thursday, Nov. a.
U-SVecncy, Helfeustein, Cotton. Dickeuson, Etna
Corlnthian, Racine.
DowE-AIerr'ck, Ataunto.
WIND Southwest.
DK1Eorr. FridaJ, Nov. 25.
Dr-pie Vernon.
DowN-Aramantha, Bronson,
WfEn-Eouthwest
, 1864-11-26
OsweRo Market.
. CswFGp. Friday eTeutuE

- CsWkGo. Friday eTeuing. NOV =,
F10un-steAdy aud In good demand.
EHAfN-Whits wheat In moderate demand; spring
quiet owing 70 advance Of railroad ffeighea On aour
Barley quiet
CASh ShPRHuur4NoniON.
, 1864-11-26
GtrapeD.

GTRAYED-From the corner Of
NJ Polk and May stree.s last Sunday evening. dark
bay horse-b1nd IN the or eyes BLACK name and tall
liberal reward will be paid ior hts setufn 70 No
NARY, at The above place. no&W1a.t
CTRAYED-F'rom the corner Of
- Ho,th Mor..n and Hubbard stseetz. Thpraa-s.
evening last. tarE brown stallion. havtng long nosne
Whitn seots On back sbout Is hands high and weirt
ian nonnds i!be.sl rewsra viii he paid foe ~ ~
tuSn % y: Y GRAVES. 1sa Nosta aossgaa s,seef,
pp4&M94h
, 1864-11-26


NEW YoRk, Friday, Nov. Is.
Co7Toy-DnlI and decidedly lower. Sales at Stso
FIoqgostate md western dnll snd 1ec lower. Sales
zee ess Sa1 he7
,Wa1sEE9zetiye and nrmer at s1.7s for stntc, and
sa!5., Rye quiet aad nFn 1t sis9 Tor WESTERN Corn
h5ass nsss sssst SIC e. vss aaa
at!oat and in STORE.
GFocknIIs-Codee dull. Sugar active Attscoyado.
aAlskc. Ao1aseca dnl!.
aast ssatss saa steady at @
rsoy1s1oss.PoEk heavy and lower. Sales at 1870
sesse asS az 70 EsERiss pe
ana e, s res r1a 81 s!sG go e9s prime
5;;s 5ssSaf; sss sRsS stssd
s sxi- sSSaas;s e d
q pfee % e7sang sa1
for January and Fs9ruazy. Il 1s4c Tor Cumberland
I'd ss fos ssts
Cheesc nnchanged-1saasAc.
New York Money and stock Market.
NEW yoAx, Thursasy. Nov. Is.
xh lnss supply
e sas5sd faa M
New York Money md stock Market.
NEW Tohk, Friday, Nov. 23.
sTocKx-Heayy.s
G4o. -....p ~ ....-
~. S. g. 81 coupors. 1t1H Q: S. beots, registered
1o5 u s. 520 coupons. q. s. 10 10 coupons SIX
Eao'-,o,H: One Years certificates. s7H; Cnmberland
IN; Missouri 6s, 6ah; Ohio and Ass. certificates,
5H Aiarposa, 81: Ese. e3A; Hudson, 1lsH Reading,
1:s Il; do. prcfer1cd, %; 81 s. i u. f..
C9; 11liEoI- Central. lH; r1tsburg lo6 Rock Lslant
10.A: Fol. Wayne, t0CH.
New York t:old Market.
NEW YORK, Nov. ..
Gold veal Opt ned at at e20; fell to el7x rose to
sl!1:, fell again to ais1{.
, 1864-11-26
LOCAL MATTERS.

Wheeler and Wilson's Sewing Ma
chfncs.-1G6,C0Q m USE. These machines use
the ROTATING HOOK EXcLUsIEKLY, WHEEL
MOVEMENT, CONSTANTLY N ONE DIRECTION, to
make the LoCK STITCH. Salesroom 10b Lake
street. nota-Ei31-1m
~ We would call the attention OF country
merchants to Brackctt's advertisement, found on
first page. He has lasge supply OF candies for
the HOLIDAYS. Doy28wt31.1t
, 1864-11-26

w upteess for the Army and Navy. EI one, sTo
or three years The highest cash bounty MI os pad
Imminent. and men Gun be better suited now thin
atr takes place We wish t. snn ts ntseaoS YER
honorable parties thss tho old sud long
d1m of MURPHY CO. y tae basement. cotnsr ;,n o.
straxhtiorw ward. legitimate euainess. and pay the
highest bounties, NJ cAsH. without any h1TenEFeSJ
the most reliable nrn In the fity. Principals sso
can dergnd % one thing-good treatment and good
men, He Rure and inquire Tor the oldestablshed ntm
rreers ~ no4)w6pl.lw
, 1864-11-26

REconnEH's CorRT.-The busfncss Of the Re-
cosders Court yesterday WIS confined to the in
Fcstfcatiou OF several cases Of larceny,
, 1864-11-26

SUPERIOR counr.-Thc Judges OF the Superior
Court wore sittIng IN baae yesterday.
, 1864-11-26

A CADEAIY OF MUSIC.
n Washington street, bet. C1ark and Dearborn.
KELLY 4 LE0NH AINSTRELS.
Monday Evening. Nor. .2lst and every evening during
the week. Immense att7action; Splendid Bill Fi1si
and many Of the met beautiful musical productions OF
the dsy N bis great ARTISTIC act Amt Cloe or the
ADMISSIONS cents; Orchestra Chairs md Kc.
served seats. 50 cents; Lower Boxes, $500; Upper,
o'clock p. m. Doors open at ITO commence at 8
O'Clock D. IN. EDWIN KELLY, Manager.
Z S. DISGEas. Agent.
, 1864-11-26

rlcncucy of tho weather last evening, tho rcru1sr
weekly meeting of the Chicago Medical Society
was not held.
, 1864-11-26

DEATH OF CmcAeu ea,n1Es TX Erxr1,rrr-
On the 16th instant private Pateraeh ). o.Malley,
Of captain ". Il. smtth,s company Of 1st kcntucfy
Cavalry. was killed while engaged on a ecout.
Ing expedition. Deceased wna Chicago bog. HE
friends by applying to Captain Wm. H Smith, Ist
Kentucky Cavalry Guard, Columbus Ky., may OBJ
tain ais personal property, and full particulars OF
, 1864-11-26

C1ncUT CoUnT.-There were several trivial
casss decided in the Circurt Court yesterday, but
none Of importance jnstlisinR specinl mention. A
Grand Jury has been ordered for the 1st OF Deecm-
Der. for the Indictment Of prisoners now confined
In the county jail upon charges Of murder and
manslaughter, and for the Investigation OF the
cases Of other prisoners hot properly coming with
In The turisdictiUn Of the RecQrie1 e Court
, 1864-11-26

Charles Lewis, young nm secently
discharged from the Union House for theft, was a
day or two since detected in the act OF plunderinc
the trunk Of a boarder at the Fort Wayne House,
rsncy. In thc Police Court yesterday, lc was cx.
an,lucd, and held to answer in the sum OF $500