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4 LEGAL PAnAoox.-An interesting decaaion
WIS recently given BY the Supreme Court, IN the
e1te Of Ell B. Williams It al -. Joseph o. Rutter
It ii. Williams, AZ 4 creditor Of Strong Wads-
worth, having obtained Judgment, esnaed m exe-
euuon to be levied upon the effects Of tee hank.
ing houec Of strong Wadswofth i Co. A seizure ol
The eheete. eontit.inc Of SONG $500 i5 gold was
o,btra, jadRmeus creditors Of Strong Wada worth s
Co. then a1ed by in the Superior Court. pra1tux
that The Akects Of The h1m SEIZED under thu a1ecu-
tlon Of Williams 4 Co, may he rnsssha1lrd and ap-
piled 10 thc payment Of The deott Of partnership
and consequently the property setzed in execution
wae not exclusively. that Of arzunG ~adswasth.
The prayer Of the bill vas there granted By Chiui
Juettce John u. Wilsoa- An appeal was then
taken hJ Il ill1ame and his eoauftors to the Supreme
Cont; brt the decree OF the court below WIS n
Armed.
Williams, ct A., although they lost their case,
were considerable gsluers- tn,smuch - the mcuey
taken in r1eeutdon being In gold, .untes the In
ttrucsiun OF the Court 1t waa sufficient II this dol
iafs wronefu]lv taken wers returned In legal ten
| der dollars Tho order Of the Court hayin4 been
complied with. the loser al the suit gained $4QH
l hy HfS ti1ephf dfAtftab.
, 1864-07-03

TOR SALE.-Very desirable
H. Dwelling HOUSES aud Loss o. Michigan ant Wa
bach Aytnnss. # very low trces- several de.rane
ess GI tctinna AID Prairie ayctGe5 from $s TO fsi1
per trcnt fout very ces.fns!c ani we'll .capreged
property on Dearborn s.reet, bstE.ea wa-atn.tou
asksa fes,; AIso. .oar nFisk gtstss E..s Ka::,s
three nr,ck stores sad Uw e}llaSa
Atnroe pntnR y per cert tn pstc5 assed. ani other
improved and tniEErnye aaf1e and small ihta in Tia
vai1ous DiEIs!ous CT the eisr, for sale cst.
applied for soon, o7 REkS 4 AYRE9, . Dearborn
Stfeet iyy. mY1ilW
, 1864-07-03

4A8 4liQ AUQ 2&Au HA1U8 NAS LEU ~ Au[uEA uAu I
On Thursday cvenine. Mr- C. ". HawleJ In The
chais, Mt. ". Boctor Secresay. 4 preamble and
resolutions were adopted. from which nc extract
the following:
1skdrex, Th,t We, The Union men Of .ho 1'th
and 19th wards, IN Mass Convention assembied.
form oureelrte into campaign club, to be deslg-
oI th= 1lth and Is.h Wa.5s Il ID 81 & c6.e9go.
and % e. Site uess. snd eaesst IL ao1esnnsess,
in its enorts 10 cznnh TREASON and to pnnisn
Raoieed, That We not only rstifr tho nomtna-
ADOPT 4 IL ~ grineipie. oi L. Ss.ioe.i Gaian 90.
I'D se as.s
brave soldltra under hin, We will stand Or tal.
e s.4,v sd 9 aaa as .s es
tn the sssesaps 90 TO DO, Ne Will perish snn'd tho
EtceP cePTtssde1s-H. Bruns, J. B. Greenhcazth.
Sssssts,s-4: S*7ass,s.,5h. FsessSt, Fsss.1s,
Ennutiss connaitiss-Mos.s Gay. D. $. Went
worth. a. Deal: y. &. W1Rht, G. y. HayleJ, :.
sS Kh5 t1s aaasessfs Il 81
P4etident. md c. u. Hawley, In glowing 1suglsse.
THE club thsn adjourned to 1nret ut tho call of the
Executive Committee.
TonAx n MAtK ArTH1--Sestefdsy after
noon osncer Cumutnss arrested q pefson calling
himself 1onn5 Hort, on suspicion Of not belus
what appearances seemed to Indicate. This eus.
fIcdoa was nrft aroused BY the pecullsrly doc
c1oee foi some tine he concandedit 1t was bis duty
b e1rtt her, which be did abont one O'Clock yes
te1day. When nfat taken into custody aha stoutly
denied her SEE, asserting thst she Vt WIS man -
cal WY OF solving the oount, when the ynpng lady
imrnrdiAtely I" can't down" and nade q {dl con
Jcpeiop, and was taken before Justice Mcdonnell
She care her name ~ kAtc Parker. batd she rettd
ypon the ssexe. which she quit about four Weck,
apo. She then vent to Mount Pleasant. ioNA
vrhere ehe assumed male f1c 8nd engaged Wlth
cattle drover to 20 Eass, receiving &fa per monsf
rheT reached the city about three weeks ago sni
put ap at the DroreFt' Hotol. On the corner Q
Canal and 18Th streets. formerly known as th'
Cnes House Here the JounE man being OF ~gs]
md testlyt" temperament found genital compau
drink poof w6ieky ike veritahle masculine
He Waited honses Of fllfame, dited with th
girls, drank wine. and to nse her Qwu expression
when E1s& af1ested-was Man al over. III
Thnee hearts danced ~ be smiled upon theiu III
be not utt1e surprised when they te,rn tha
Johnny Hoyt VAS boGne.
Sac appeared IN the Poalre Court in 4 14.w. nea
S Ell g q hsndsoe % md " eenean & 8
gave her a1e ID brventeeu. snd btated that she ha
no object in aetuInluR tbs disguise, except tt
lore Of adventure, Of which she ATerted ahe hs
1aw st qoise snoagn.. IN sonxsrse4o1 she
oonsIdefahle culture. Atsr bearing the css
Jr1tsce NeDcnpeN Aned hef - and cost, viii
ehe promptly psid. An omcer was then sent 4
= suit II E1r!ntnts becoming her tex- and aha "
znsWan, md started ~ she ssid for heF home 10
Louis Her. Chicago experience vii, we trui
EEove peEuxntnl c0re Tor her morbid iove Of =
, 1864-07-03
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cr11cAoo Ard NoHTHwEs1KnN-DKroTo COZ WEE:
WATkR AID KNZE k7a-
, 1864-07-03

viii be presented tae aren't dana Of
UNCLE TOMS CABIN
Ir.eheasssl the great Drama q. tbs DUKES MOTTO.
PlICES-Adntsa:on 70 Museum sud Lecture
Koon. Is cents. Children under = ,eats, u cents
boxes ss and Is No e4tra charge Tor 7a.ergee seats
Iax book open from 10 10 o. n. Doors Of Lsc.
lure Boom open As TX O'clock Cur1alc fteea d
, 1864-07-03

TEAe1HHs' NATIONAL LAssoC1AT1os.-The annual
meeting Of the National Teachers' Association
will be held this yesr at ogdeusbnEg, N. r.. CON-
mencang On the morning Of the 11.h Of Angast
and continuing three days, The exercises Will
enusist of lectures and papers bT eminent ednea:
tors, and the diecusslsn Of various educational
aion tickets from Chicago to Osdensburg, Mon
treal. Boston and Portland, and return. At noder-
tion of certificates from the Chicago Roaed ot
Education proving that the holders are teachers
OF school otIceta.
, 1864-07-03

w 7ANTED-A good Woman
w Geek, for a 1rat clSss Hotel ir The ccrs:.7
ratC. II permanent s1tu2:ioo isra Faf psisaca-
lars apply a the Iatteso1 Houss Immediately.
1y3-tn.s9y3r
, 1864-07-03

Leo Miller will conclude hts course OF lectures
o;ciocI o % j. n. aud * p. n. saIject.-Horni1sss
ditcoutse, 's1usp1ration and tho Bthe:" evening,
The Speakers Experience In Splrltualism, pro
and con. The public are Invited Scats Gee.
, 1864-07-03

WANTED-A Travelling Agent.
w oEe acavainted with the Dsa99{.ts through
Michigan. I'LL, ots lcwa, Wisconsin and MINES ia
SOro but these who can conc we'll recommended
neee amply. Address r. o. Boz 4ss, Detroit, Micn.
, 1864-07-03

w ANTEit--A situation in the
W retail DrF Goods hu.jnesa, bY Al t12arse ga
ea.csluau. a. ~ b. oEktepet entry esI
Address ~ Il u" TEl5ule Office. uutIl Ned1e- .aF,
1T1-ma19-4t
, 1864-11-17

Rn1m AocpEsr,-The schooner "Dalis Simp-
pon., or Cleveland run into the dock at the foot OF
1.sa1lc street, and sufercd considerable Injury;
abe also inflicted serious damage upon large
number Of salt barrels which were unfortunately
oiled upon the dock at the point Of collision.
, 1864-11-17

:. The President Of The United States has mined
Thursday, the 24th OF November. rs day for M
tional Thanksgiving mud Prayer.
It Ia customary with Christian assemblies. on
similar occasions. to make q frcc-will offering to
the treasury Of some organization bcnevolenuy Ia
boring IN the national interest.
We ask the Northwestern churches to give their
collections tho 24th Of November to the national
freedmen. Dccansc
us this war. One 1.-THE Of Its money cost alone.
expended in their interest years ago, would have
ea1cd us the ten.tcnths Of money, the precious
tho Sanitary and Christian Commissions.
2. Continued neglect Of these people will prove
even more costly. God has come down to Vinli-
cate their cause he has risen up ont OF bis place
s. The nation will be redeemed when the Church
heartily esponses the cause Of ths & oppressed
for lie most part, have undertaken the succor Of
The Freedman. 70 Christian men and their asso-
ciates we look for help:
even by the churches, for these marked snaerers.
The Government acknowledges that the divine
controversy with the nation Is concerning them,
upon tho execution OF Justice. And even the
Churches seem to share. to an extent the zeal for
waT, Withholding or lessening tleir giftsif some
ttS T. Close indeed, Ind tSen, IS OH eonneetion with
The war. We arc laboring chiefly among the wives
and children Of our colored soldiers, 2o9o COZ Of
them million Of homeless, wandering depend.
ents, with whom they have but rare and
uncertain, means OF Communicating whose
as1n ssss 10 y sss no Fo hcse aora
Of tho Union there arc no AID Societies plying
loving and busy fingers; for their families no cor
Tie patrons Of the Frcedmen's Aid Commissions.
arc their only neighbors IN the Good Samaritan
acceptation ol the term. Ihese 100 900 black SOL
brothers sons; save TO the National Treasury large
Eprns OF money, md to the local tax payers heavy
, 1864-11-17

puzpae, md to s7y that their act Of ths 7th has
eveb iii ever Se 13 % and
beredby all good md loyal men.
W JA1rs, tapt and Provost Marshal
MILITARY I7Ens.--on Sunday. one hundred and
c1shty.fvc drafted men from Iowa arrived at tho
Rest, on their wny To Gen Sherman. They were
In charge Of Capt J. a Carter, assisted BY small
we'll behaved and noble looking set OF men, and
take their fortune with commcndable good huinor.
They stated to our reporter that they intended to
end the war before they returned home.
Pension aud Bounty @1anks.
For sale at the CHICAGO TR,aus4 Orncx, 81
The series Is complete. and the forms are accu-
rate, couformi1g in evrg respect to ths inst1ac.
lions from the Pcnston Once, Al the forms | pef-
Il e npRsaeS Eas IL sa
The Amdaytts Of Witnesses, the Certificates Of he
Magistrate, Power Of Attorney, Clerks Ca1sifcasc,
&C, &C., with ample blank spaces.
Application for Transfer OF Pension,
Application for Prize Money.
1pRlieation of Widow or Mother fot Payment Of
Application Of Invalid Pensioner for Payment Of
Claim Of Heirs for Arrears.
Claim for Horse and Esuipment-
Guardians Declaration OF Minor Children 70
Pension.
Gaardinn's Declaration Of Orphan Sister 70
Pension.
Invalid Pension Claim.
Vouchers.
Discharges.
Clothing Receipt Rolls.
Enlistment FapenH.
Abstract Of Disbursements. .
Communication Of Rattons for Exchanged PsIson-
of War.
Descriptive Rolls.
Disabled Soldiers Declaration for Bounty Money
{Act Of March 8, 1881
Fathers Application for Bounty Money and Az
rearB
Tn-Monthly Return of Recruiting Officer.
Communication Of Fuel and Quarters.
Gu2rdian'e Declaration OF Minor Children fo1
Bounty Money and Arrears.
We send them POST PAID at the rate Of $1.0O
per Qulre, upon the receipt OF the money.
Address. TRIBUNE CoxPAnY,
, 1864-11-17
SUNDAY SCHOOL CONVENTION,
Meeting OF Delegates from the Schools
OF Cook Counry-0r1er OF Exercises.

The following is the order OF exercises In the
convention Of delegates from the Sunday Schools
of Cook county, assembling in the Second Presby-
terian Church this morning:
THURSDAY MORNING.
1G00-Deyotional
1030-Tempora.y organization.
Reports OF schools.
11:50-Adtourn to noon meeting in the roon1s Of
the Y. H. G. Association.
THURSDAY AFTERNOON.
Devotional.
s22eo-RReports e Rlp,s Of Of schools, H.
bers OF our churches to attend Sabbath sehools."
z:sESissassien-" prtmary departments; how
beet eondncted..'
e:04-Adjourn.
THURSDAY EVENING.
:90-Devohonal.
s:oo-Essay-Rer. J. II. Vincent, Of Trinity u.
E. Church.
E31Diaenssion Of Essay,
aH-Singing and adjournment.
FRIDAY MoRnHa.
Observation-Disclosures are the wants Of our
country Sabbath Schools, and how shall they b.
-Dizenseion-"sh shn1l our Sabbath Schools,
portion q the years.
1i40 -Disenssion-"R Relation Of Paaters to their
Sabbath Schools"
11:10-Singing.
11:15 -DiscnsEion-" Teachers' meetings; their
importance; how made Interesting
1Ea5-Singing, and adjourn to prayer meet
ing.
FRIDAY AFTERNOON.
a00-Deyotional.
&so7Disenasion-a Sabbath School prayer meet
Ing should every school have oue!'
500 Singing.
-Dfecnssion- -"How shall our Sunday
School children be retained to service ut Church,
S.35-Singing.
&40-Discussion-" Duty Of teachers to conyer-
ted members Of their classes.
4:l0LSingirg.
be admitted as teachers in Sabbath Schools r.
G45-S{nging and adjournment
FRIDAY EVENING.
s:30-volunteer speeches, s minutes each.
-Good-bye remarks.
adjournment
, 1864-11-17
NEW YORK DRY GOODS MARKET,

lspecMl !;rpateh to the Chicago Tribune:1
SHN Yosx. Wednesday, Nov. 1s
Tie Independent" has tho following: Since the
termination Of the election tsadc has Improved in
tsi:y, and prices arc more steady. Cotton fabrics
in light supply and manufacturers ind little
agcsnent to keep up large production whtle price
Of the material continues high Prices Of goods
at present hare an upward tendency. Printed cosons
are IN gTeat demand at IN advance OF 1@2c. Stocks
arc very small.
Bleached and Brown shectings have nlso advanced
and nre In very limited supply.
Drills are dull and scarce. Jeans nre ncttvc at IN
advance. Cotton Flauncls are scarce as we'll IS Den
Inns, Stripes and Ticks.
Wooden gooda are in steady demand, increased By
the scarcity Of cotton goods and prlces firm and
buoyant- The mills now on work for BprtuR,
Good Dclaines arc specially active, With stock near.
~ exhausted,
Undesirable styles fancy Cassimeres are very active,
and all the better styles have advanced In price,
Scotch Plaids scarce and wanted. Snttnetts are
active Broadclothcs and In request Elan.
nels and blankets are quick ossale.
, 1864-11-17
st. Louis Market.
Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tribune, !


ST. LOUIS, Wednesday, Nov. Is.
T0BAcco-ActlTa md unchanged. Sales 81 hhds. Bid
on = lhds rejected. Stems nt sl.Oo940 0o scraps at
SSi-6@se0; green aud damaged lugs $50; factory
luss at s95o@t1oo; Planters do at I'll e5@1aso com
mon shipping leaf at sl4oo@17oo; medium do at 1880
-@3co; good do rs 5ss@a925; medium manufacturing
leaf at saa9l0; do good do at $ssa95.
F1orE-Rcceipts 1856 brls. Market quiet. Safes Of
super At Ss25 do at $3.50 cxtrn at 1885, head lined
and delivered; donble extra at do at 1000
do four acc for February delivery, at e12oo brl.
:wnEAT.-Reccpts 1858 sacks. Market 1rmcz. Sales
were S sacks at eI5 us do Mt s16: 200 do at
100 do ut y IS 80 do at F1e7 2tooo Mt e. SUI do
at *201 do at <2te; Gso do at GO DO at f205
hu., and 900 doto arrive, ut same. Corn-salcso
at $is@lA5; while do ut Il 50, aud 1869 sacksnew At
q - 2 bu, sacks included Oats-F1rm. sales 1865
sacks In lots 10 contractors At eic; do at ooc de-
tvercd; $50 do nt aoc ls7 do, second hand bags at
Sc, saeks included. RyeIn sacks sa!ea $50 and Il
sacks at s1s; 50 do at fl1s bu. Barseg-sales 11s
sacks, part at $3.50; 81 sacks spring at $500 go do
fall at $2.0s, md 900 do On private terms.
WH1sKx-sases Of 50 bras In small lots at SLID ?
En1lon.
Hoos-Kecelpts were ,sa5 head at Broadway yards.
and sales of2 2 head Ill averaging over 200 MS each,
at from S1o60@ll.o 60 y 100 De gross
, 1864-11-17

Brunch can prevent theiE boilers from foaming. I
wou1d recommend the propr1ety Of placing Wnter
pipes with hydrants at thu principal ehouses
With the poney, and l their boilers while lying at
the dock, and 10 do awny, In great measure. with
using the river water while In our harbor. think
II bfought to the notice Of our warch ouso men.
they would lend helping hand, and the city would
furnish her water rs public necessity.
4th Tho necessity OF some instrument to fndi-
cate the foaming In the boilers to be placed In the
engine room. None IL in use that is reliable,
but II brought before the public some Of our In
ventIvc engineers will ret find the way whereby
thia valuable tel tale mar be arrived 0t.
, 1864-11-17

Assault, Attempted Robbery and
ShoctIng-A Dangerous Wound.

About one o'clock yesterday morning, Martin
Casey, bridge tender employed at the Lake street
bridge, was assaulted and bold attempt made to
rob him. In company with three or four friends,
Casey had visited an eating house uear Randolph
street bridge, and ordered oysters for the party.
In making payment Of the iill. he incautfonsty
to nearly 200. This was seen BY hnlf dozen
drunken rowaies at another table 10 the room, and
one Of the numbcF-a we'll known rough named
Morrlaey-at once stepped up, and. although an
entire stranger to Mr. Casey and his frienda, Of
ieIed to p9y the biz for the party This Casey
Morrlsey and his friends, and then turned to leave
Others and had gone but few rods
when the former came up to him and
demanded SO. Casey at once suspected that the
fellow designed to rob him and attempted to re:
down By Morrisey. His loud calls for help soon
brought bis friends to bis relief and sharp fight
ensued, during which the assalants tired two shote,
hut fortunately without damage. The rowdics
finally fed, running up Randolph street as far as
fs By na ~o Pa
their hight, William Smith, one OF the
roughs, fred three more 8hota, one Of which
TOOK effect In the groin Of Thomas Duffy. saloon
keeper on the corner of VanBuren and Canal
sss; iatsns Sey Sad
ed, some hiding IN a lumber yazd, while the two
1ingleaders, Mor1iscy and Smith, fed up Des-
plaiues and were finally captured by police Of
They were brought into the Police Court ycstcr-
da saa
day, they being committed in default Of 81 600 bail
each,
, 1864-11-17

thence north to Lake, west to CLARK. south on
Clark to Madison, thence to the Sanitary Commis-
Eion Rooms. where tho wagons will be unIoadcd.
Soldiers Rest at about ha1f-past one o'clock.
sevcral short and appropriate speeches will be
from the band, sold Shady" from Frank Lum-
bard, &C., DC.
The ladies' are requested to send in pies, cakes
AID fruit for the dinner. before noon today,
The auction salc OF hay will take place at the
Sanitary Commission ut o'clock.
, 1864-11-17

RUE oyEn.-A little German girl, whose naue
our reporter could not learn, was over yester-
day by an express wagon on North Clark street and
serions1y injured She was rag picker, and so
Intent ioF her baskss shat aas did no. no 70
attached to tho driver.
, 1864-11-17

OFFICE oE PRovosT MARSHAL, Nov. Is, 1864
Mr., Michael Scanaan: I hare the honor to say
It'll Inst end since held subject to my orders, are
herewith returned In like condition as received,
lwou1d also take this method to express to you,
prompt manifestation Of their desire to aid In tha
preservation OF the peace end quiet Of the city at
time when great danger was to be feared from the
, 1864-11-17

CAMP DoraLAs, IL, Nov. IA, 1862.
Editors Tribune:
As 1t may interest some send you the result Of
Ohio soldiers votes in this camp.
There were 300 votes polled-17 Of them for
Mcclellan. Tho 9th Ohio Battery gave out Of
80 votes for the gunboat General but these votes
were cast BY new recruits, men enlisted for one
that 1t is shame that such 4'pedrlinqs shonld be
allowed to disgrace the battery In this way.
-. TWKNrI-TouRrH.
Jas. ". Gamble, Lieut. comd'g 9th Ohio Battery.
, 1864-11-17
HISTORICAL SOCIETY.
Annual meetlng-Contrfbut1
ton Of Officers.

The annual meeting Of the Chicago Historical
Society was held on Tuesday evening, at the rooms
ofscammon, McCags & Faller, in the Marinc
Bank Building, on the corner OF Lake and Iasa1le
streets. The attendance was large, and great in
terest was manifested in the proceedings. j. Y.
Scammon, Esq, Vice-President Of the Society, In
the ab6ence Of n. L. Ncwberry, Esq., took tho
chair, and called tho meeting to order
The Secretary resd the minutes Of the last meet
ing, which, On motion, were approved.
CONTRIBUTIONS.
The following are the contributions for the past
month, FOR the year, and the grand totsl received
from the commencement in May, 1856, and now In
, 1864-11-17
C0LUMHua, O.. Sent, Q. 1861.

CoLU4Bus, ". oept- y, l6bl.
To Jon,s SEITzEn, Esq.-Dear Sir: We have
great pleasure In certifying that We hare tried
Messrs. WIN. knabe & Co. g new scale Grand and
Squire Pianos, and have found them indeed very
superior instruments. Their tone Il round and
full, sweet and clear and very powerful The even
ness and graduation Of scale Is indeed beautiful.
The TOUGH q action as perfect as art can make it.
Indeed they arc the most perfect Piano VIC have
seen either In Europe or this country, OF the most
celebrated makers,
Respectfully yours,
FANNY TESLA, VIRGINIA WHITING.
Francisco ANopo, ENRICo TEsrA,
n. BANIII L. S1EFASI
D. DE VIyo,
At4j. r. r n, 7%oI1. ~.
, 1864-11-17

DIR. B1gelovv.--1n great cities like Chicago
there Ia always an overwhelming amount Of human
suffering, the result OF solitary Indulgence, sexual
abuse. Or un"ittng contact, which, destructive a
1t ia to the physical SYSTEM and litte under.
stood by the majority Of even well educated physi.
clans. can be successfully combated only By him
who has made the study Of this class ofdfseases q
Glow; whose surprising skill has enabled him 70
cure the most virulent cases when al hope had dc.
parted. None need despair, however deep may be
ihcir suffering, however strongly the disease mny
have fastened itself into their system By the aid
ofhis matchless skill his extensive experience md
unremitting application, the worst may be cured
afflicted with sexun1 or chronic diseases. should
call without hesitation or dclay, on Dr.. c. Bfgclow
at his Office No. 179 Clark street. the corner OF
Monroe. Send for his Guide to Health, published
monthly, nee Of charge.
DnytT-NfTG1t
, 1864-11-17
Markets by Telegraph.


The league will meet this afternoon, November
18th, at two O'Clock, at the rooms Of the Young
Mems Christian Association. It Ia expected that
measures will be taken to cooperate with the
Frccdmcn's Aid Commission Ia regard to the
coming Fair,
, 1864-11-17

FOR SALE "A nearly new two
L. story ftamehouse Of - rooms. brick basement
md lot on Wendell street, Lasalle, will be sold
low Also lot On Superior street hetEeea Dearborn
Co, Real Essate Agents, No. Metropolitan Block
, 1864-11-17
LOCAL MATTERS,

Notice.-A meeting Of tho Executive Commit.
tee Of the Great Northwestern Freedmen's Fair
will be held to-day (Thuredayh 18th at o'clock
p. m, IN the rooms Of tho Young Mems Christian
present.
~ DR.. Jamca, 90 celebrated throughout the
Unitcd States andlNew Orleans for tho treatment
Of syphilis In ia various stages with neutzaizcr,
and other private chronic diseases is consulted
daily by persons from a parts Of the United Statcs
and Canada, at his rooms md parlors, 88 Randolph
street. between State md Dcarborn streets. Apply
immcdiatcly-there Ia danger in delay.
, 1864-11-17

and Sexual Systems. New and reliable treatment
in reports Of the Howard Association Sent by
mail In sealed letter envelopes ftee ofchatge- Ad-
dress Dr.. j. Skil1ou Houghton, Howard Aasocla-
ton, No South Ninth Street, Philadc1phia4 Pa
Dc24- -EfHm
, 1864-11-17
Illinois and Michigan Canal.

Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tribnne-1
DR1DeEpoRT. Wednesday, Nov. fG-l, Pm
C1earcd-OpopdaEa, LaSatIe. 131 500 # lumber j. D.
Harmon Lasal1e Isl 500 It lumber; Prairie Rose La
Sale, les 200 feet lumber
Ar1ived-wasp, Dosplaines. 50 eds wood
BR1poxpoRr, "Wednesday. Nov. 1913, Pm.
Clearcd-sebastopo1, Utica; H. Cooley, Morris 500
# rmtcr, 20 100 !ath, rs BIS salt. 50 do apples All
grppi, Lasa1lc, Sc It lumber; naT Stats. Lasalle.
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