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, 1864-12-02
NEWS BY TELEGRAPH.
FROM INDIANAPOLIS.
ninnY-N IEcycrcs1d 15nttc-nrt Expos
etf-TAe Christian Cu.nisai>slon Con.
venffou. Interesting Proceedings.

s'o"' A'c.e"--n.. c@--
{specisl Dispatch to tho Chicago Frlbuno.]
INDIANAPOLIS. 1hnsdaS' Ice: l.
Some twenty Witnesses were esae''asa ~
fore the Military Commission 1o-oayr lof .ne
defense, and as reout1ine 1cstunony luz saa
Government. --.,
Gen. HoYcy testified in reference 70 tae er.
rest tof Millignn. He said nc arrested MN ne-
cause be was d Major General OF the OFder,
and WAS implicated In the attempt to mcite
revolution. He arrested Dodd on his own
a1s;h;,;+.. H. was antb5r;zed bv the
~ .sepone'oS. ~ .1's s,,,,anarcnt 49,.
war Dclat tment 10 nlaAe lne eopsoq -
rests, and 10 take Huch steps as ne oecmed
ceu+. Hooking: the Greek fire shell man.
was sworn tof the Qeicnse. lie clalWeu taae
he was not Son Of Liberty, nor had hu fur.
n,sh,a his invention to members for dis1oya]
.... -....ss.as: - ~ros d;.,1osoa h,.a.a- ~,
PURPOSES !. WIS oI9s'ossu, W
cr0ss-exana1natloh, tAat nc Vlsltco LIT. bo"les
at his residence and, by IN agreement with
him. went to Louisville last spring, There
he met friends. who proved ia f,a members OF
~, ~ ~. N 49, .,s,.s ,,,sse-. ~
inc oroeF, 10 "Aom ue eApiAlnse als AnVch-
lion, and by whom he was paid s2Oo to assist
him In perlcctine his invention. From there
~ mi to Dctro;t and thence to Windsor
- " .rh,,o 1,e 1,oa,de,1 with n rchct chi
-: ~ "r1,o ne uoAasa s .1,' MN eoe' 49, ~
Steele OF Kentucky, Tor TWO "cek5. Some
other rebel officers were boarding there.
The government called Mrs. Simons,
aouo1,.os ~ pa-, p;c,,o-a c,rro,, y,ll;on,s
auuEulei ~ N.Y. ie,sua.o ea4au . .,' .uIn
pastor. 70 1mpeach us statement mai ne nao
not opposed her marriage to Union man,
and had not laid violent hands on her and
had not driven her from his home. Mrs. 81.
mona tnstified that her father ea;d he wouM
a. som have her marry - ncaro as an Hba!i.
tionist. That he had opposed her N marriage
and laid Violent hands on hcr, choking hsr
n-an5 pntfss-nrt,a rannfo INN 1;,r 1-orac;tv ia
, 1864-12-02
Markets by Telegraph.
NEW YORK MIDNIGHT DISPATCH.


NEW YORK. Thursday, Dec. t-hfidaighs.
The market was taken by surprise BY the ncgotls-
ton Of loan Of SO G89e0a OF $40 bonds botwccu the
Sub-TreasuIy and bankers. The offer was made this
morning. and at O'Clock, nearly the whole amount
has be& taken. Onc-haK OF the payments are to la
mado tomorrow, and the rcmaiules Ia fow days.
GoTcrnmcnt stocks arc steady. Hank shares are
dull. Coal etoeks strong. Railroad 1onds quiet.
1allroad shares soil! somewhat depressed BY the pre-
yaillng suspense.
Gold opened st an advance Of 2 . cent over the
closing rate 1.st evening. The favorable military
news cnuscd decline Of cent, but afterwards WIS
rallied and the decline partially recovered The mar
lei has been quite active and animated. The news
from Thomas was prevented from depressing gold ex
teus.rely by thc reports Of the to shernan
PrtIcs claimed that The information came from rebel
SOURCES.
The money and foreign exchange market presentno
new features Stocks are In considerable demand.
AtGalashcrA Evening Stock Hxchnngc business waa
very dun. Oold 20 anh closing steady. Erie, 9.t
Hudson, 49, Reading, 134k; n. G.. 1:ax NJ s., 6oS
l. G., 1:sk; pttsburg, 1lok: O. 4 r.. 1asK; II. l.,
l0lk; \, IT., Is; F. W, 1o!; 0. & H.. certss., s6i
Cumberland. 4Gx; MafpoEA, Sex,
, 1864-12-02


suit or tl.o Schcme-Forty Killed antt
many Woundcd-FMll Details.
NEW York, Thursday, Dec. 1.-The Rich
lnond Enquirer, Of November 2Sth, says" On
Thursday last a serious attempt was made by
the Union prisoners ronfned at Salisbury, n.
c., to make tLcir escape, which was
rapidly aud etEcctualy foilcd at the eNpcusc
OF considerable Yankee blood. 1t appears
+ that plot had been formed among the pFis.
oners, Of whom there are at Salisbury SONG
1900, to ovcrpowcr the interior guard OF the
encampmtnt, then break through the line Of
the parapct guard, aud atter securing all the
arms they could. to march through Western
North Carolina into Tennessee, and make good
their eecape. In the first part Of the pro-
gramme they succeeded. The interior guard
Tns oyerpowered and two nf the unfortunate
men were killed while resisting.
s'Thcy then attacked the parapct guard,
who fought hravely asainst the terrible odds
until the alarm had been fully communicated
10 the garrison, and two pieces Of artillery
were thrown into position, bearing upon the
encampment. Two Of tho parapet guard
were Killed In their gallant defense. In good
time the artillery opened, and after 4 few Eak-
ing discharges Of grape and canister, the In
surrcctionists cried out for mercy, md de-
clared they would make no further effort to
get away.
''By this time they were completely snr-
rounded by artillery ind infhntry, etc, and it
Was we'll for them that they ceased their de-
monstrntion and sued for mercy. In ten min
utes more the whole camp would have been
one scene Of slaughter. As i. was, about forty
were killed, and large number wounded.
Thus very foolish attempt to escape from
Confederate durntlce has euded.n
, 1864-12-02
Cincinnati Market.

(srecia1 Dispatch to the Chicago TF1bnnc1
C1xcsssAx,. Tuesday, Dec. I.
ucns-Eeeclpts Of hogs to-day foot up COCO head,
and the cEtere4 gales to + head at prices ranging
from e1s.29N37H for light to heavy averages The
weather very unfayorabie for packing, nnd there is
but little doing.
Gen. Burhrire has revoked Ills orders IN regard 10
hogs III Kentucky, al there Is now restrictions
them in tlat sfxte.
rEor1sIoss-Mcss poFf on the spot sold today At
$500 futurc delivery. lees Ia held as sSso0 and
prime efs al slto. Green meats sold to-day at t2Sc
@l7Ac l1 shoulders. 15kc for sides. and tt3lehc for
hams Lart clostd at &c tor prime cIty.
NI1nAY-Atvanccd 5c-closlEg at $1-s5-
, 1864-12-02
SINKING OF TRNE PIRATE
FLORIDA.


NEW YonK, Dec. 1.-According to the
Hor7d's Fortress Monroe correspondent, the
Florida had been ordered to Norfolk to coal.
and just before starting she was run into By
the transport Alliance, and was very severely
damaged. She was IN very bad condition
when captured, and the steam pump was 70
ing constantly after this last collision. She
filled at the rate Of eight inches an hour. An
additional pump was set ut work, and erery
effort was made to keep her ahoat, but all to
no purpose, and before she could be towed to
s11nn1 1Ea +ar ahn 1-aut 1nyvu
, 1864-12-02
WEST MISSISSIPPI DE-
I1ARTMENT.
Departure of Ecn. Banks to ResuJn
Communicated Attempts nnt
Movements.

WASHINGTON, Thursday, Dee. 1.-The nIay
Ch,onie'e Of this morning, speaking Of aiaj.
Gen. Banks preparations to shortly leave
here for New Orleans, to resume his position
GLIDING Louisiana, Arknnsas and Missouri,
says: An his civil policy has met the approx
al Of the President Of the United States and
he returns to his post at the request Of the
Executive, And it is not less pleasant to m
nounce that the kindlicst relations exist be-
tween Gems. Banks and Candy, in charge OF
H. 9&a n1tltttaEy operations in the Division OF
It Ia reported that large portion Of Ma
gTuder's army is eudeavurin, to effect O cross.
ing Of the Mississippi, in order to reinforce
Hood in Tennessee, bnt the Union troops and
gunboats arc on the watch, and will prevent
It If possible:
Mai. Gen. @. A. Gilmore leaves New York
to-day for New Orleans, where he will report
to Gen. Canby, for the purpose Of Inspecting
the defenses Of the various fortified posts Ii
N{5lifort. nSyfrinr
, 1864-12-02
sts Louis n1ur1kc1s
TSnrctal DifuAtcb to the Chicago TftbuHe.1

I5ptEIdI OHp&IIH 10 UT CH5&aKV 931out@.1
ST. Louis. Thursday. Dec l.
ToEAcco-3forc active. Sales 3 hldk damaged lncB
at f5ce.5 so factory do esl08o1o, planters do 5o5t9
11.7, common shipping leaf 1ts75@ls5o, and medium
t17.a5G1o5o 100 rs.
FLeun-Dnl. Solcs ofenpcrlne at 37,so@7.7s, sinsls
catra nt ~ delivered, and double extra at $40 bril-
observation-disclosures. R;963 sks. Market active.
Sales about sks foi}oWs. 10 and 80 Bks 1T
so do At *ls7k 1870 do at s1s5 267 do at IL
AIS do & 100 do at e1oo 16o do ut s192K 400 do
At {1sa 20 do 1t s19o, and rs do at "a bu Corn
quiet sales OF white at t5, yellow At 915I, and new
1t Sl+5. Oats In moderate demand; sales 600 sks at
gHc, snd sS 90 at 9lc bu, sacks incuded No I:ye
In market. Barley quiet; Gales II skB TALL 1T
and 10 do do at $2.e5 = bu.
H,oz-1he market Is In danger Of collapse, unless
Tic weather turns cooler. Sales Of 81 head Weighing
TC0 rs, nj 80 50. and 80 head on private ters.
, 1864-12-02
New York Markets.

NEW fosE, Thursday, pec.1 /.
Cor7os-Heavy and declining; si!.s for middllng
"f!i FIoca state md Western sul, and teal5 = h7l
lower; t9S@s.aa fof extra state: tllYGsui7 fer
hrands-closcg on1 With buyers ut outside quota-
tiona.
WMls1r-,Ierc .ctlyc md nsmer ut .sisees1sl for
GEAIV-Wheat dul, and 1gec lower; No I Chicago
Fpnug - 81 DO: to artiye econ. A. $aM Rye 1ulet.
Barley dull and droopiag- Corn dull: poor mixed
western <19t il store. Oats &c better At $oo3t.u3
6, sxnissScodee 1r1a: sne.r a1r: Mascoyado
ixTHo1EEx-F1r1u; crude, &8S i9c: TO for al this
mouth buyers opt!on. tsc; refined IN bond quoted Is
cite; audrenned free ss Sec.
I1oTIs1u8s-rorE opened decidedly lower and very
hesFy. closing active with atsong upward tendency
f " for year old ntta 81 81 for one year
old do. cash and regular Nny. closing at the latter
price. aud < for prime; saes 100 hfle one year old
ess ios gseSa,eF solless sa! 1haysrs opt2n: 1t
new mess nec. 4t .:sl nrs; Same aate last month:
~ Ss6 brlt: lie ate list year, l09I7 brla Beef
stcndy with Moderate business doing, at 1900
for untrY n1eI &ao.oHs 50 for rev mcsa; ~ 3oa
25Do for elff1 mcss. Total stock OF OLD and new
1cccnIbtr 1e 262 rackages: SAME dAtc Inst ionth,
4i5U pacssges sAsne date fatt year. so packAgts
Beef liifus rteaty at 72S00: Cut meats UNCHANGED.
Sides ost{tr tttnla11 Tor tatur~ dSsisefy g L.
e:.tc te1:and at 4kcisA for western mil city. Lard
lots. nuter without aecicrd change. Cheese di AID
heavy Mt 1f{k 23Hc,
, 1864-12-02
THE NEW YORK PLOT.
Vigorous Measures to Unearth tho
Eoukpfrntors-.-Euft Arrcsts---ln-
teresIln1 EucLA.

&GlEHAAAtys NkACk@s
NEW YoRK, Thursday, Dec. 1.-The inyesti-
cation Of the plot to burn the city is pro-
gressing with the greatest vigor and secre5y.
General Dix is closcted daily with the dctec-
tives and others Who are engaged in the 1usi-
ness. The examination of persons has been
going on before military commission for the
past two days, and those most conversant
with the cases expressed great confidence
that some of the mn1eiactors will be detected
and punished under General DiS's order. The
city at this moment is under the strictest sur
ycillanee. Lists Of arrivals from tho South
are sent daily from the hotels to head
quarters, md all suspected persons who
fail to report themselves will be summarily
punished. The leading hotel keepers are
doing a1l in their power to aid the authorities,
and are in Constant communication with
them, II Is Indicative Of the thoroushness
and skill with which measures have been
taken, that while the closest watch is Kept
throughout the city, the agents Of the Gov
ernment and their operations arc wholly nm
known to tho public ut large. This condition
of things naturally cxcitcs much alarm among
the So1thcrners il this city. Large numbers
Of them register themselves daily. and many
have come forward to giye what aid they can
IN detecting the plot. The number Of these
| refugees has been lnneh exaggerated. Those
| whom opportunities give them the best means
Of judging, estimate Them ut from 10, 600 to
1900 only. OF these large proportion are
women and loyal southcznets who hare apan'
doned their property md fled to escape
the tyranny Of jeff. Davis. AL who register
themselves are obliged to tako the oath o.
, 1864-12-02

WANTED-A situation-As
w assistant book keeper In Wholesale or rctail
store, to take charge OF oice Best city refer.
, 1864-12-02

$. PREsEKrAT1oE.-on Wednesday evening Capt
tain John Nclspn,. Of the First Precinct Police
mas presented with handsome gold-headed cane
vaiucd AT ft00 The canc hears the inscription,
@'1o Captain John Nelson, from D. ". W, No.
vcmber 30 1861. The initials being those OF a 1ei,
lnHE a63crr Of the re9naCtcu tecinIeDt.
, 1864-12-02

New York Money mud stock Market.
New ioRK, Thursday, Dcc.l.
MONEY! Quiet snd STEADY at G37 = cent
sTEnL1xo E1cnASoE-In moderate request st 1904.
el!nlng to .s advancing to 2e7x. declining to IL,
and closing at 2est.
Toledo & Wabash. fpfd> d7;f; Hudson llei Cieyesanl
P,t'si9aH; tsE; d' Sr:a. ;s: M Eesa!1: HI;
NJ Enc. tp5d) !G; n T. T. usH; A"r'poss' aS>s !;
dovIrsNENr s7pcKs-steaNv. Trcas. .5hs t16k
los. coupons. *; e. s.u coupons 1oa; II coupons,
~
, 1864-12-02
Army Pay.

Ngw YoRK, Thursday, Dec. IAN army
letter 10 the Times says many officers are 70.
signing on account Of the hlgh cost Of living,
Officers and priyatcs of some regiments com
In one regiment no pay has been received fol
eleven months.
, 1864-12-02

Wheeler and Wilson'S Sewing mn-
chlness-1f8, 200 IN EsE. These machines use
the ROTATING HOOK ExcLUs1vELr, WHEEL
MOVEMENT, CONSTANTLY III 0SR DIRECTION, to
make the L6CK STITCH. Sa1cHroom 106 Luke
st-ect no1aWi3l-1n
, 1864-12-02

Celebrated Dayton Ice Cream Candy
-MnnpinctnreJ only by Jos, II. Peters & Co., LIS
Dearborn street. in basement We Would warn
imitations. Eonc genuine but that manufactured
by tic aboye dr1n, ind labelled naytoa Ice Cream
Candy. nosSoh1975tWlam
, 1864-12-02

NnltIn,orc Nnrkct-Dcc. I.
FIcrr- steady. Sales. 900 br1s Howard street aud
WESTERN BupeE ut I'll 10.
GkIIS-Nheat quiet, red declined Sc. Corn, active.
New wsiic at s'.7tel.'S; rev yellow at si-stGSl8.
WHlsKy-dull aud nominal
CnFfFE-duIl and nominal.
, 1864-12-02

pERSONAL.-Harvey, YOU must
l. return. B. foryirca the psst and 1us:ters will
hereafter be more pleasant. Trust ne rs before and
10 rs Isay-JDIlENY. ta2-a3itle
DERSONAL.-Chas. +. W. will
Il please meet his friend F S. n at Sherman House
On Satnfsay evening. Dec. I'd. Ae2 aA!-lt
, 1864-12-02

we use diainiccting agents. Impure breath,
caused By bad teeth tobaceo. spirits Or eat.rrh IS
neutralised by sozodont '1fsa healthful besnti-
pulsyc breath Il By is use rendered fragrant a.
Il rose, and GOODNESS By friends or lovers will be
no longer noticed. Sold By all DrneeIstA.
noY288 W97s3t.x-N-s-T
, 1864-12-02

| DIscuAEGED.-Frenk .Wnhaus, whose arrest
VIC noticed yesterday, charged with the larceny Of
$50 from stranger, whom he charitably permitted
to lie down IN the mill where he is employed rs
discharged. Not particle Of evidence could be
1 produced nca1net him.
, 1864-12-02

F'UK SALE-A splendid farm,
s,tnsted tn the town Of York, Du Page county
Two miles sopsh os Cattaze Hill The farm + yell
for da!rylnE grain raising and Is dvited
inso eight fields Aattg nTins water In six Of them
snod snoatantta buildings snd all that farmer nee
Rltl % ACRES Of heavy timber ard Is acres OF second
Esowlh. THIS farm WIS locet. thirty years n:o hT An
Essts1n s man na.aed Eawar EItt9 who tas nrsa
Shd S riost-geoA well w.sr-anA Il only nesds 70
ee.on fiyen Oh Of before ha 18Th Of Msrcb next For
Inquire on the premises o. address
Illinois. det-AAs5t
, 1864-12-02
Tie New York Gold Market.

The New York Gold Market.
NEW YoRK, Thursday, Dec. i.
Gopp-npenca weak at q. and STEADILY declined to
vsIfed from fu1thsr depressing tic price by consider
able purchases f%r export At O'Clock P. H. Il WAS
quoted at ri.
14atc~t.
NEW YoRE, ThnrsdsJ. Dec. l.
Gold closed sseady at ~ to night.
, 1864-12-02

FEN.GI~ FNsBfN I5eIf0If.
Especial Dispatch 10 the Chicago Trhuoc1F
DETROIT. Thursday. pcc.l.
ER-Noue.
Dowy-6rcnt West, Sardinia, Wayerly, L, Ena-
plre State, MECHANIC. Sen Bird, Ell Bates. Brown,
Nicholas, Arncld, Yankee Portland AfontezuHh, Ma@
Eli, Adrondsc, Isalrh Campbell, Cahama, Whaling
Drake, Stalker. Starlight
HlHI=EHht.
, 1864-12-02

Tue LAo1 MANAGERS Of the Nursery and Half
Orphan Aeylum will be expecting you at their
Fair at Bryan Hall this evening The young Indies
will sell you their pretty thing cheap and take
your uoney with such d grace! Go and see how
fqsy It ia to spend your money.
, 1864-12-02
A GApEMY OF MuSIC.

IL MashinEton st.eet, bet CLARK Ii;i md Dearborn.
KELLY D. IEbSs3 MiNSTREI5.
Monday Evening, NoT. 18th ant every evening during
the week. First week ot tho celebrated Comedian,
air. John Allen. Second week Of Mr.. Marshall s.
Pike. Mr. VIM. Allen In his great Ksscnce OF Ole
ViEtnny. Kelly eDd Leon's great pustt and Scene
litnl so,o o. The Harmenicas; making complsse
@ta elegant and otisinal scenery ~ We. vesstlsa
hr John Asn's im5s1ss Song n2t Rsncs' Ep & Eass
Alien IN Aesmerism Exposed; La POLKA M!ittaire
lsons beautiful rspEessntato9 q ths Goddsss q
ADMISSIONS centa Orchestrs Chstts and Ee-
served Seats, 80 cents; Lower Boxes. ta9; Upper,
O'clock p. m. Door open at ITO commence at y
O'Clock 3. u. EDWIN KELLY. Manager.
r. S, tLxQEss, Agent. na9E-w91i-tw
, 1864-12-02
TOR SAIE-A Farm of

- acres. ~ miles nortbssst Ct kankakee City. Tho
nnlrr cultivation. WIN be sold tor per acre, one
fourth caSh and the haAncs In ro yearly paymeofB.
EQx HqO7. pp$pa1S3.1Qs
, 1864-12-02
THE CITY.

SUPERIOR CounT.-The Superior Court will not
s9 during the remainder Of thus week.
, 1864-12-02

W WANTED-Situ ation-By q
Languages duently sttuaton entry clerk assistant
sHos-keepsr Il comm!ss21 hoase stsfF n sst
The best Of reference. 4ddTess"W c y" Tribune
nE1lee UusXla215.S
, 1864-12-02
FROM THE SOUTsa. T.

Attempted Eacnpc of tho Union Prls-
oncTs ul SnlisburJ-UnEottuna Re.
suit of tho ScheIne-Eorty Ktllcd antt
many WOuNded-FM1l Details.
, 1864-12-02

OEeTHrcTEG SIDEwALEs.-The practice OF OBJ
etructing zidrwnlks with all manner Of goods, for
which storage cannot be conveniently obtaiucd
elsewhere, has grown to be of sro.t rn.eul-
tude, The police yesterday made an example OF 9
few, which, 1t ia hoped, will have salutary effect
upon that clnss Of offenders. Charles Comisky.
doing business at the corner Of Monroe and Wells
Etreets, and 8. Allen, grocer upon Wells street
we're repeatedly warned TO remove the chicken
coops which encountered the sidewalk In front oi
lhefr premises. Refusing to do SO, they were n.
rested and fined Sc each.
, 1864-12-02
NFal Estate==Uut11&trp.

E'OR SALE-4O0 acres OF land
- With larse tnnncry, canslstIag OF one hnndErd
satt. with one bark MILL one cr4st nalli, WIN
supply ths tannery until next spring also, three small
aesa nns "a !asyS ; awens hoases Wh 9ood 5nans
ai9 hiy VIZ BE- sold at bargain Title good and possss
on LEWIS i. DooIii TLE. Lloyd Hoase. Ea1doiph
f'sGst, e. address II. E. JONES, Post plce. Asrene
, 1864-12-02

DlsoRDERLr.-Thc man WHO ,sas caught on
We.nosda5 night passing whisky into the jail, aud
who was suspected OF being engaged IN the con.
epsacy to lierate the prisoners, was tried IN the
Folicc Court yesterday. The ofense WIS changed
to disordcrly, and lie fined $40 and costs. Ger
tainly chcap penalty for 60 grave m odense.
, 1864-12-02
GuautrD===5ituations.

w ANTED-A situation-To do
Nv general houeework in small M family By . Md
Wpnt,t not inject tho country, 1nqnlre for NAHF
I0SNELLY.a Mt nESt house sonth Of Aberiesn, On
EtJtto
, 1864-12-02

C,mT1 Counr.-Thc will Of Ca1ista O. Fuller,
wife Of Melville #. Fuller. Esq. WIS yesterday
proved In the County Court Mr. Fuller Is named
a. Executor. The auoant Of property left WIS
$Mo00 The Judge te4ulrea bond for Sl30, ,o00,
which wns furnished and Improved.
, 1864-12-02

-FHor. McCo1's SnAksrERIAx REAp1Has AT
Mx4noro11rAx HALL To-Stour.--1t Was at afst
the intention Of the geuIcmen who hive Invited
prof. Mccoy to give them coarse Of instruction
a. F1ocutton md Shakespeare, to hold their pre-
1iminsrv 4ncctinc at the hall Of Powers Academy
81 New Gymnastics. aud theiE FIRST circular 10 A.
" n1ofessfonxl and literary citizens for tickets,
orpyer oT isrger room has been Obtained; Hold
~ Of tictets are therefore notified that Prof.: Nc
oy 1ss4cnys but at Metropolitan hail. Those
IN r. e1e besn iortanate enough to secure eksta
w tbese readings b5 this brilliant esatot ssho's1
nd are requested T. BE- p9DsaaiIy
ns.u n1 sened py some Of tho adiaa Of our city
1nsat3nr Prot Mccoy to iustructa class Of Ladies'
Eiocaon and shakspeaTe; Names % o. q tapP1ha !,
49, s+.sx ~ NJ the class Bartow A. ulrich. EsQ.1 oi
H. pistform, 1t tie reading tonight.
, 1864-12-02

~. MIRASOLE'S DANCING
Va ACADEMY, 2ls Wabash avenue, between
Adamt and jackson Streets
Glass open at ail times for beginners. Chtldfens
class every Tuesday and SATURDAY. Purents only nl-
lowed Ylslt0rs. Assembly cvcry Tuesday md Sat-
urday evenings Rooms to let for pT1Tate parties.
= nr14RT6Gt 4thn
, 1864-12-02

Go TO TIE Nu.sErr and Half Orphan Fair At
Bryan Hall this evening and bny your Christmas
prcsents-11lc prcttIcst thinss sold By tue pset-
tiest girls, arranged in the pretticst costumes In
town. Go and Gee them and see with what a
- thGnk you@' they wIll take your money, "Al
for the benefit Of t1c Half Urpnars, SIR
, 1864-12-02

"ANTED-Situation-By an
active and Intelligent man: Would be willing
honest 3irin.. Picase @ sadress "a + s." F. q. boz
dfi8, stating where IN interview may be had.
, 1864-12-02

Manitoba situation-As
7 clerk, in book stationery, or paper house. By
Young man from tho East, who has had sene expo
rience and furnish testimonials as TO character
and ability. Salary not so much Of IN object as n
footlt ID ID good concern. Address ''STAfIONER'S
CLERK" !" Tribune office, dee a153-lf
, 1864-12-02

DoHT FORGET the Fair for tho Nursery and
dAt Orphan Asylum at Bryan Hall this evening
and every evening during this week.
, 1864-12-02
Miss VESTVALILUND,
sfApRiEAAE LEGouHREs1R.'

Though the n,auarcm Mt hal engaged Niss vestyalt
Lund Vi uEEAr E8PkNsE, the prices Will nor bG IN
oRRAssp. Owing to other easaScm sn1A y New IGEk
and Philadelphia. she eau only APPEAR Eo1H
, 1864-12-02

POOTS, SHOES, .RUBBERS,
At AUCTION.
On WFnNEspAY. psc. 7th. At ~ O'clock. At D1t~
corn Of Dearborn and WASHINGTON sts.
dee.eG71,6t WIN. A. BUFFERS 4 CO., Auct'rY.
, 1864-12-02

, QuAIu1ED.-Wm. Wagner, Coroner elect Of
Cook County, came into Court, yesterday. and
presented his official bond duly executed. 1twas
approved by the Court and ordered to be record.
cd, He also took and subscribed to the oath re-
Quifea by law. The names OF the following gen
s1cmcu appear upon the instrument: VIM. Wag-
ucr, A. G, uessiMC and Lorcnx EFeutapo.
, 1864-12-02

C74RAYED-A week ago last
onsar- nom Shepherd On Meridian 1tsoos. West
Dlstson. Dream GoiSssd Pony. branded MT Letter
tnnW msrc and tall, light color. suitable reward
vii b. pa1l tot hls fet11u 10 146 Hubbard street. ae
ior Information ~ 70 his Whereabouts. dal&9s1 n
, 1864-12-02

: so1o1Ess' REsf.-The report Of the committee
on the Rest made yesterday, shows that during
4he past month 2o,145 meals have been scryed
4hR the month. A
, 1864-12-02

GBsrHUcTzko TIE STnEEr CARs.-Patrick Mas
tcrsou, Uiberniun teamater, engaged in hauling
sand, got upon the street railroad track on
Wednesday AID stnbboruly refused to get OF wheu
the car approached, by which the car was need
less1y delayed for sune time lie was a! once ar
rested and in the Police Court yesterday fined fos
the otense and cautioned against like display oi
mu11Ehucns,
, 1864-12-02

SUDDEN DEATu.-John McCarty, recently a con.
xauctor Of the ". D. City Railway, and formerly q
detective police officer, died suddenly OF an nppo-
rlectic stroke yesterday morning at his residence
on West Harrison street. He will be buried today
be held at 1sk clock In St Patrlsks Church, after
which the funeral will proceed to the Milwaukee
depot
, 1864-12-02

TIE new PnEsnsEn1Ax CnuHcu, WEST S1oE.
All persous interested In the organization Of the
new Presbyterian Church in the West Division
CORNER OF Washington and Eoby st1ecis) arc in
vttcd to meet ut the residence Of 3dr. S. r. Btus-
ham, corner OF Madison and Robcy streets, 1his
evening Friday. Dec s.d) to takc Ftcps for imme-
diate Organization and the calling Of pastor, as
the chapel III now nearly ready for occpp2uon.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-09-06

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