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3: Armstrong, B. ". Raymond, s. P. Far
Eionru t Dnrn1cr-centra Of Van Bureu stree,
. czs:ze Of Twtifh etreet, from Tho iako to The H.
!. s: GIay, e. c. Wilder, James Il. Bowen. Wm u
Ninth D1srucT-A1l south Of centre of Twelfth
street. from lake TO siver-J. N. Barker, Chairman
E. V. Robbins E. G. Cleaver, J. W. Tappan, O.
y: Perkins, James. Otis, ]. II. Brown, A. W.
TtHn D1sTa1cr- south Of the centre ol
West Madison and cast of the centre Of Halated-
1r; lha;2 J. Il; hGlste., chsirman; p Gardner 4
Goole. - '1' 1' - v
ELEVENTH D1s-c1cr-All south OF centre Of Mad.
ison and west q centre Of fIIa1stcd-SamuelH Hoard,
Bi1ley, William E. Roilo, Robert GcCisllan.
TWELFTH D1sTRlcT-An north OF centre Of Mad
ison and east Of centre Of Halsted to the riycr-T
T. W1llB, Bacon Wheeler.
TH1RTEER1u DIs1R1cT-An north OF centre of
4.mns MadisoR I'D West ef nt1e q Hascdaage
&c q: @Gronkhite, L, L. Bond, Z. c. Browne, Reuben
Foun1EEHEu D1srn1cT-All Of North Division
thony, chairman; J. D. Moss, Samuel shaekford,
y; George Cushing, John Horting. Bclden F.
cqlver, Henry Wendt A1onzo Harvey;
cast Of lhe center 81 IasaJlc strcet-DF: Charles a.
5eha F: Stafford. Julian 4agih, y, y; s9afc!at b
mend, chairman; u. z. Sargent
SEyEk7EEsTH D1s1RIc1SElevators,. Packers
and dNarehonscmen--. $. Rumsey, chairman; g.
E1oHrEESrH D1s7n1or-Lumber DealeEs-T. NJ.
Avery, chairman; Ell Bates, A. c. Calkins.
N1NE1EEA7H D1sT1ucr-Banks and Bankers-J.
TWENTIETH D1srR1cT-uotels-J. B, Drake.
The following preamble and resolutions were
WHEREAs I1,s ionr continuance of VAR and the
repeated calls for volunteer soldiers, which have
always been met by our city. have greatly incrcas
ed The number Of soldiers families requiring a.
siEtance; and.
WHEREAS, The rapid increase in the population
The number Of sick and suffering poor; and,
the necessaries Of life beazs with peculiar hard
ship upon the sick and destitute portion Of our
population. we recognize the solemn duty resting
parative abundance, to contribute literally Of our
money ior The support Of the widows and orphans
Of our fallen soldiers, and the families Of those
who are still periling their lives In our behalf and
also In aid 81 the worthy suffering poor in our
REsoIvxD, As ihe sense Of this meeting, and in
bic, that at least Tin addition 70 al that Is
done BY the city and county, and the Board Of
Tradc( will be necessary to be raised BY voluntary
that furnished last season. when about sI5j9o was
individual efforts to accomplish it,
RESOLVED, That The Relief Department of tho
Young Mems Christian Association, now reduced,
We believe, under the direction Of Its Chairman,
Henry ". Fuller. and bis co-laborers, to perfect
system, and requiring thorough and systematic
risitngs Of all applicants for relief offers to our
acceptance the most efficient and economical
method Of distribution. and 1t ishercby adopted as
Commute nay, howe9Ser, S employ other agencies aseneies
for Disturbing portion Of the funds IL they deem
II expedicnt: J. L. REYNOLDS, Chairman.
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Tiitsworsh.e t., Of II" tge Bsptist DENOMINATION; Rev.
Prof Fske, Rey: Dlekinson HeWton tSsto Gla Gha-
tonai Determination; 3. 3. Raymond, $; 2. Far
rington, A. H. Campbell. Mrs. Raymond, MIS-; ~ ~
water, Mrs. Fa.rinston, Mrs. Robbins, And A5s' II
". d. Ryder, E. G. Hall, c. ?. Sawyer, Mr.: Bol-
les, Mrs. Iisermore. Mrs; Tnttle, Mrs; HIGGINS
tion; Dr.. Robert Coll, OF, Dr.. Foster, B. Adams,
Mrs Foster, Mrs. collycr, Mis-. Bates, Mrs. Web
eter, and Mrs. Adams, q the U9itaria4 denom1na' %
ton; ], Y. Scammon, H. hmbail. =, u; NJ en9es- s
hsect, HIS. 0ficer, and Nlse. Hall, Of the New Je
ruealem Society meeting Of The - Society .o W1il
be held at the same tine and place. 70 tase acuon
posed at the annual meeting, and recommended BY
the Board of Managers.
, 1864-11-16
st. Loufs Market.


|. ST. LOUIS, Tncsday. Nov. t.
ToHAcco-Activc and n1ta, with offerings ishhds'
and bids IS hhds rejected. Green and DAMAGED
at ss1casto: factory do, sssosl1.5o; planters DO,
*117ss13.s5; common shipping lcaf, e1sso9lIoo; me
diuu do, sI8,et9ss.cc good and fine do s23ood7s9
manufacturing leaf at $2e.es5
FLouR-RcceIpts, 44t5 br1s. Market dull. Sales Of
super fs5Q o7 single extra and $e7 for inspected
GnA1H-Wheat-Receipts, 16, III sacks. Dull aud
lower. Sales were; 100 sacks at sli5; po sacsa al
$780, eco sacks at 81 e0o aacks at 81 ~ SACKS
at $tas; 400 sacs at *ooo 10 sacks at $9osH bu
Corn-Quiet Sales old While at smlths Lana1ng NJ
at tlss; new White at e1.4o; old ut $i45; new AZ
*l.4o; 2253 do old White at 81; new do at on
including bags. ,Oats-Receips, 50 ooo bu Adsnueca
1@ec rer bushcl Sales we're: 1900 sacks In lots
LOCO bu do In lots at &C., and III bu do at scsacks IN
1ye-sa1cs q sacks at 81 l-aacks In; 50 10 ut *1s u
do at sl0 1os do at <l19 Per bu. BarlcJ-saes ~ese
Is sacks fall at &210 per bu.
HAcoS-sa1es Of $ casks sides ut EXC per a.
NHIsKr-Ealcs Of ZIG br1s at II .6s@11o per gal.
HoGsAn actirc demand exists for hogs and receipts
were 4G head which were sold at from 9s@llc gross
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lumber 400 poets, tons coal E. Durham, Joliet.
Lady franklin, Lemont: Conveyance, Lemont: s.
Gale, Lc1nont.
ARRIvAL-H- G. Loornis, Lemont, 90 yards rubble
stone; Hesolute, Leons, 50 yards fubhle stone; Ad
vance, Lcuaont, 48 yards dimension stone.
bRD0HroKr. Tuesday, Nov. Isl F. II.
CLEARKp-Austtans, LaSalle, ,1l3 It lumber J;
Aida, Lasslic 15s46i ns rock salt, 56o hrs do F. A
Leonard Morris, % 152 lumber. 800 rs staYes and
beading; Rock Run, Ottawa; soo6 It lumber lop,o 90
shingles Garibadi. LaSalie Is 26 n lumber 200 900
Ms unwrought marble.
ARRtFED-S. F. Gale Lemont 10 yartls rubb!e stone,
syards dimension stone Lady Franklin, Lemont 80
yards rubble stone Conveyance. Leuont 40 yards d.
roensfou stone,
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Cincinnati Market.
FSnectal Dispatch to the Chicago Tribune. ]

=.
CINCINNATI, Tuesday, Nov. Isl ?. II.
Ho6s-Rccepts Of hogs arc very Hight md with good
demand from citT packers Market rules firm at same
prices Holders are asking $500 per 100 pounds gross
for good averages, and per 100 pounds net
and In soma cascs even <15oo Is asked for extra heavy
lots. The weather is becoming more favorable for
packing md the houscs all making active prepara
tous for packing several lots have aEeady been cut
and several sales Of new meas and prime mess have
been made In the past few days at 50 for the former
and $500 for tho Inter.
PRoy7s1oss-Ncw city lard selling at aeHc. Green
meats quoted 12Xatsc for shoulders. 15c for Sides,
and Tic for INNS There Is nothing doing In old stock.
Mess pork Is offered freely Mt $3.50 for Inside city
brands, bnt 1t meets with no attention.
NuISKy-S16 6S&l.T0,
, 1864-11-16

FLOuE-Active
GRA.S-Jyhcat firm and active. white $1.1l In gold;
gold; No: Chicago spring s9.s.H. and winter red
Ohio e 50. Corn and Oats quiet. Barley active and
advancing. Ryc nnd Peas scarce quiet and nominal,
CANAL FlEidurs-Steady.
LAKE I,ronTs-2.0oo bus wheat; Il, 900 bus barley.
0s00 bus barley.
SNOW to the depth Of three inches has fallen since
mprlpg. Wind n. VI,
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| EHILAu9LF41A' 1ueaduy Evening, NuF. y.
FLouK-Dull. sa1cs unimportant, at an advance,
chiefly on the ane qualities; Super. 8lo,m@lo59
and white at $a.o5. Corn drm At $50; holders ask
advance,
GRocEa1Es-Sugar steady. Sales Of Cuba at 2l022c
Coffee irm. Sales Of lilo at 4GC}G7c.
PEoF1s1oSs-Steady. Sales Of mess pork at Si5.00@
1900.
PErRolEuHstcady, at 4I9 l5c for crude, 6a@Gsc for
refined in bond, and s5Gat1c for do free. =
NuIsEy-SteadY at SiJB.
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Illinois md Michigan Canal.

t1EeS41' 03epaSEI
'BRIpuEroRT. Nov. i5-s p m.
c11ARED-P. Eorthrnp. Ai1nooks Landing;
oconncF. Lasalle 800 brIs salt 50 brls dried apples
bts oil; Empress Lasal1c 49, Go feet lumber. 10000
shingles, A 900 lath; cushman. OTTAWA, $40 br's sa
Meua1d, LasasIe, 12teoo feet lumber; Ottawa Lasalle
1lo Zoo feet lumber 100 n ahingle Constitution Lock
port 5ost bu wheat, 2 100 Ms sundrea; Dolphin La.
,aile ll7Q feet lumber; Dlsigu, Joliet, 57,E feet
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NOW 0Fk Money HhH ST0CK IHufKets
Nxw YoBk, Tucsday Evening, Noy. Is.
soS5rmEasy and stsady # pEs @ esnt tor e'u loans'
,GolD.~unsettlcd and lower. openin. 1t sHx. DE-
einlnE to 31k advancing to 2ioh; and closing ssss
.SToGks-Lowcr. Il. !. 1N, P f. va G. Ie'3' y: Y.
n y. pfI !ek, III. C. scrip 1@5H e, +; ~ \.
Sk u 6: 12;x, i. i. ii. Quicksll!cf slx ai reg
25dH, year ce{ts. 4SN. @. d II. 9lt.
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IcptCla1
DETROIT, Tuesday. Nov. Is, 1864.
UF-siufgess. Rawson. ChIcsgo COTE. Anderson,
Musdngum, Whitman. Exchange, Treat
DowA-Ellsworth. Shook Sun Jacinto.
WIED-Wcst-
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NX# 70kX, M6hdaY, NOV. T.
GoLp-Market very dull, no speculative move, and
in the absence late brisk export demand tile price B
weak and declining opening ut 2HN, dcclinlng to
SSsk, and rose ngatn to 2a9 It $50 p. m. s3h and
weak.
LATEST,
NEW FoEK, Nov. 15.-Gold closed at Gallasher:s at
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Go to tho Ecaf.--Go to Bryant & Stratton's
practical business education, OF to b-come good
Telegraph Operator. Address (cnclosing stamps}
for circulars, BRYANT T. 3TRArroN, Chicago, H.
~ Paper Hangtn.s. Painting, Calcimining
and Grainine, at X. E. Mgby's, 80 Randolph street
uoErY I'm
, 1864-11-16

y Diseases OF the Nervous, Seminal, Urinary
and Sexual Systems. New md reliable treatment
in reports Of the Howard Association. Sent by
mail IN senled letter envelopes free Of charge. Ad-
dress Pr. J: Skillon Houghton. Howard Aasocla-
ton. No. South Sinth street, Philadelphia, Pa.
oc23- t07.3m
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The New York Dry Goods Market.

IuE NEW 1BFR IEJ 1300QB l1HfKBI4
NEW York, Tuesday Evening, Eov. IS.
The week opena with some Animation in the dry
goods market The auctions are well nttte2ded, and
goods n1e freely disposed Of at advanced prices
, 1864-11-16
LOCAL MATTERS.

DREss FuRs.-Chotce Sets Of Mink, Ermine
Fitch and Squirrel Furs, are now offered by Brew
eter, Halter, under Sherman House. Indies, don
miss them. po1G-W2S3at
chincs,-lC7,COO N CsE. These machi1es use
the ROTATING Hook EXCLUSIVELY, 4 WHEEL
MOVEMENT, CONSTANTLY III ONE DIRECTION, to
make the LoCK STITCH. SAlesroom Ito Lake
street. no12-Ni31-1m
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| E Troublesome Coughs and Colds, II neglect
cd, often terminate fatally. A few doses OF Dwy-
er's pectora1 Syrup will speedily and eGectually
cure the most obstinate case. Sold In bottles at
65 cents and $1.25 per bottle, at o. aud o. Lake
street. up1-y34tlu
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Haanten>==Qro rrespnnDeMre.

.;s 13a &c. e.
UncIs Sam . nephews down IN Arkansas, Who An1-
ious 70 correspond with - many q thc r a. see at
Please sddress IN r Co. 4, los LII. 1nk Pine nind
Arkankaa. n0l5-W bb-Lk
, 1864-11-16
aurtto11 Sales.

WIN. A. BUFFERS & CO..
AUCT10SEERS,
aalesrooms in Portland Block,
NOS: 1es, 1876 AND 10T DEARBORN STREET.
sce6 6tS2.tfpthp
DRY GOODS, CLOTHS, CAS-
IL SDIERES,
Wool Socks, Shirts and Drawers, Felt Hats,
CLOTHING. DUC6 GLOVES,
BOOTS, SHOES, YANKEE NOTIONS. &c.,
AT AUCTION,
On TUESDAY and WEDNESDAY, Nov 18th and
18th, at ~ O'Clock, at Buffers Auction Rooms tn
Portland Block, corner Of Washington and Dearborn
Streets WM A B(ITTERS a. Co
no1t.vNl5t Auctioneets
, 1864-11-16
PUBLIC LANDS.
Agricultural ard Mechanical EducR-
uon--Kcport on the Subject.

Yesterday morning, pursuant to call published
In the TRIBUNE, q meeting Of the committee ap-
pointed by his E1cellency, Governor Yates, to
consider the most desirable plan OF approp1tating
the grant OF land lately bestowed by Congress for
the lu1thcralce Of Agricultural and Mechanical
Education was held at the fremont House, the
Ses Ell kady " y b. as spponted eefs9
The result OF the session may be gathered from
the suhjoined preamble and resolutions, which
were offered by Rev. Dr.. Eddy and carried unani-
mously:
WnSnz4a, We arc informed BY his Exeel1eney
Governor Yates, that the State Agricultural Soc1e-
port pfan for he distribution Of The public lands
devoted to Agricultural and Mechanical Education
In this State fact Of which he had no knowledge
WnEnEAs, Other interests arc moving to inlu.
ence the Legislature, therefore
Rksotref, That In vfcw Of these facts, this COM
our Judgment 1t is better to disband, and while NC
mott earnestly desire that both the interests Of
Agriculture md Mechanic Arts be wisely guarded
left to the guardianship and advocacy Of their re-
spective friends.
R<sosred, Tint in disbandlng we most earnestly
eets lake suitable Steps to ha1moaize fheir views
and ask such legislation as shall secure to each Its
full share Of The mun1dccnt grant made by Con-
.Re.olptd, That the foregoing action be commu.
nicated to his exeellency Governor Yates, and
that we respectfully ask his concurrence In the
same.
These resolutions we're Immediately submitted
10 Governor Yates, and elected the following re-
ply:
TnENoNr HOUSE, I
CHICAGO, November Is, 1864.
GENTLKNEE-H0ving been presented by the
Secretary 9f tt The h COMMITTEES Rev. D. EDDY With
sldered tho subject, have to eay that concur in
your conclusions, knowing the Committee to
have, been composed oi honorable, impartial and
intelligent gentlemen. You will permit me to add
That your action satisfies me OF al earnest desire
on your part 10 obtain the fullest and faircst con
sideration Of the subject by the people.
1ICuARD YATES,
The Committee then adjourned.
Town Of11cERs-NoRTH Cu1cAao.-The thanks
Of the TRIBUNE are due to Henry Jahus, Town
Clerk Of North Chicago, for the following returns
ofyotes for town officers in North Chicago; will
others follow his ezample.:
ltTtes. linton. Democrat
supeIyT..P 2. APPEL. ....s775 P. swartz. ~. ..as5o
Asst do. &C. Drandorr .37H r. Lappin. .. ..35A
Clerk -.+H. Jahus. --..3iG1 n. Razmuzzeu..35H
Assessor. "A. Mueller. ..3731 T. Nolan. .35J7
Collector-.E g. Hooka. .37s6 7. Schmidt. ....2b3a
WARD SUPERVISORS.
Ward. Unlsn. DkUoer1t
18th. p. Stcinululler.. 845 T. Kuhn ESQ
18th. IS. Schackford. .It29 ). O'Brien ... a57
18th. It. Baldwin. .1al9 HLampartuor. ..14o8
The last named being the only Democrat elected
In the town OF North Chicago,
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n = - ~ o1A - ~ ~ " L
BOOTS AND SHOES
AT WHOLESALE,
Every Wednesday, at l0A. N. prompt
GORE, WILSON L CO., Auttioueers,
No: 81 1AKE ss9.:sssa szsEaaHH:T, 4s.a H.. CHICAGO.
GILBERT Il SAMPSON,
~ General Auctionecrs, H. IS + IS Dcasborn-st
LARGE SALE OF
New and Second Hand Furniture, Damask Cur
tains, Brussels and Ingram Carpets.
Piano Fortes, Me1odeon,
And one pair Of MATCHED HORSES
AT AUCTION.
g. sentie@an bEsak1as up feepins asa &c:
qss h5oFsss R5tss iSa
E
Ell ae esa ch S ssttss ST. T. a
E9isSa s ss Ela sa ad ss ehsr az
IS Rnaayw REnnSy eeIssas
Cane Seat eat Gh1iEs r n end 4 Rockers. Plano Stools
csGs aid SaEa Hsis Hkas
sea sss Gsse 81 IT, f
EfS6 HSs5I ASP aEfoBEoXA O'Clock, one very
5ea 1ssa tfs%s AZ P!.9S Fss psEet oTasr veEy u
nude 81 Frinee. S1 ofN AlS0' one superior As'oae0n
as saaSd
faa Pe s. soa a eocp es o
poa6e sS one 1sopsid Ia
t9aas ioo volumes Of Standard aaa ,sce
sT0VEsGTwo superior Cook Stoves, several Parlor
Shoes. GILBERT / SAMPSON.
hol6wSo1.st Auctioneers.
A UCTION NOTICE.-We shall
Pss It & X KS SRaSS sRSHFY ss;s
Particulars I'll & ys'
SPECIAL AUCTION NOTICE.
On Friday Morning, November 18th,
Ms hail se1l ths entire furniture OF gentleman
,sTs a9f q KoS}.W9oR " sG1EE eyss s
eau and chA1ss. Hat Tree, &C., dc One pair very 1ne
MATCHED HORSES.
Particulars will be siveq aaEK e aMEfsPessg ,94sq,2s
noltV.stlt Aucuoueefs-
d SAMPSON,
AIDES CLOTH cLoAKs AND DRESS SILKS,
AT AUCTION,
Ms E, o1E SCI nosm. sn TspAr 50 Sey 1:a ~
e ae 4s css
sa7s4 tias "a %s9 G9ia
It'll asSs.
qsh GesS vii be put uP and sold sepeiate ios
, 1864-11-16

a CONFIDENCE Sw1xDLE.-A sleek looking fell
low giving the mime Of Frederick Watson was
brought up In the Police Court yesterday charged
with larceny aa baiee. Watson, 1t seems, Is stop
ping at the Adams House, and there made the &c.
quaintance Of young man named Rudolph ueisel-
who resides In Pekin, hut who has been attending
Fulton College. Watson cxpatatcd on the dan
gers OF the city and finally persuaded the young
keeping. He no sooner obtnined the ardcles than
he went TO q sccond hand dealer at No. 1ss Wells
erect aud turned them into cash. When The young
him and fnp]!y threatened to whip him II he men
TONED The subject again. The yonng man mcn-
caused Watson's arrest He WIS yesterday held to
bull in the tEm or $500.
, 1864-11-16

AVON ANOTHER DnAFT.-We checrfally endorse
the e5oined call OF the Executive Draft Commit
tee, through it's Chairman, Charles Walker. Men
are now being recruited In this city for other
placcs, md the county receives no benefit there
from. They should be credited to Ne; we may yet
want them--[Ep.l
1t Is requested that oil the Wards in the city of
Chicago, and Snb-Dletr1cts Of Cook County viii,
BY appointed Delegates or individuals taxing an
interest therein, meet nj the Circuit Court room
on Saturday evening, the 18th Instant, at O'Clock
10 adopt system Of mutual interest nad continue
enlfstments in advauce Of calls from the Govern
ment
Some Wards have funds On hnnd, and by mutual
concert Of action We can keep our field clear Of
foreign enbttttute brokers, and get all the men VIC
require at fair prices.
ltis hoped every Ward and District sil be rcp.
resented ly Committees or individuals rcsilinstn
the Ward Or precinct.
, 1864-11-16
M A h H / e ID.
d, i e d !.

In this city, November 9th 1861 at the house OF the
GEO. T. HEDAHD and Miss SARAH B. LOOMS.
daughter Of James IL Loonis, Esq, ali OF this city,
, 1864-11-16
dNuatfn>=aQfnts.

w ANTED.-Agents wanted d
w either on a salary or commission to sell the
Genuine Improved New England Family Sewing NJ
Machines in the market. Very liberal terms to agents
ADD Address DANE CO., Post of1ce Box 81, Chicago.
Illinois, call at Room No. g. Post Office BLOCK cor.
net Of Dearborn and Monroe atreet4. uola.HAe3t
, 1864-11-16

AccDL1T.-Mrs. Roblee, wife of J. r. Roblee,
machinist in tho employ OF the Illinois Central
Railroad Company, slipped and fell on the icy side
walk on Madison street yesterday, sprainins her
ankle and bruislng her nzm and side quite Sc
verely.
She was placed in hack end taken to her home,
No. = T1ylor street.
, 1864-11-16

LARcxsF.-Anna Sheppard, altos Johanna Sui
Nran, disrcputable character, well-known In the
Police Court, was on Monday night arrested and
locked up In the Armory in company with several
Others Of like character. During the night she
succeeded In subEuacting 51s from the pocket OF
Anna Smith, q companion She was held to hail
in the sum Of $500 to appear at the Recorders
Court for Ri1l.
, 1864-11-16

ESTATE OF HoR. S1ErHEx A. Douo1As-The
executor under the will OF the late Stephen A
Douglas, presented to the County Court, yestcr-
day, receipts showing he had paid to Mrs. Douglas
over s., ,660 and to the two children over 81, ,UO-
the dehfR.
, 1864-11-16

TEaErAR1E PROFESSIONAL vegetable process.
sion will be formed by the farmers OF Jefferson. in
dry or tWo whose object Ia to materially increase
the resources Of the Sanitary Commission In the
matter Of vegetables 1t is expected that they will
bring IN ore hundred wagon loads They viii be
entertained BY the ladies OF the Soldiers Rest,
who eAk for contributions Of provisions and fruif
for that purpose. There will be band Of music
tn attendance, and Frank Lu,nhard will sing - Old
Ehadvr
, 1864-11-16

Run oEEn.--A newsboy named Frank sanborn
was yesterday morning run over by an omnibus
while crossing the street near the corner OF Madi-
On nnd Dearborn. u was not seriously injured
but his bundle Of TnIBCNEs were in a decidedly
unsuitable condition, being besmearcd with mud
and dirt and torn by the hoots OF the horses.
, 1864-11-16

An 1urosTEn.-Some graceless chap in Ohio has
assumed the name Of Captain Glecson, Of the ed
Illinois infantry, and Is doing an extensive busI-
ness In email ewindling way. Efforts are being
N ade to bring the scamp to justice.
, 1864-11-16

CHILD AHASDoTED.-Awo worthless woman named
Ann Ryuu, who has been staying Ut the house Of m
acquaintance on jackson sueet on Monday morn
: Ing stole quantity Of clothing from the house,
abandoned her child-a dne baby two months old
md run awny with drunken soldier. Sue has not
been heard from since- The child wn5 sent to the
Hpme for the Fr1eldlcss.
, 1864-11-16

A EIr4 4Sw7Ep1kA.-A 1oafer named James Cor
don was yesterday caught lying around the Mil
wnukec depot, soliciting passengers for the hacks
He mnde himself obnoxious by his opportunities,
md was arrested, when It proved that he not only
, had NO badge, but thNt be was trying to sWfudle
The city out OF his license fec. He was Anea IS In
t he Police Court.
, 1864-11-16

WANTED-Agents and al seek
w Ing gprottahlc employment to know that they
can secure good pay1ng Dnslness for the winter BY
also maps photographs and npwasas Of sixty steel
agents are realizing 916O per montn Address Z, B,
TREAT. H. South CLARK street. Chicago.
, 1864-11-16

REEDs TEMPLE OF Munc.-Yonr choice among
score OF planos Of the best makers, the expert
encc OF veteran piano maker to guide your selec-
ton and asplendid triple store llled with variety
Of ofinstzuments to afford choice, this Is Reeds,
and his Temple Of Music is ehrine that thousands
OF riaftors have found rs We describe 1t.
, 1864-11-16

TIE MueEuA--Tbc "Comcdy Of EErors" last
night Mt Woods drew a crowded house. 1t was
followed by "a Day IN PariH," screaming
fnrcc In which the inimitable acting of Dillon Nc
Mannus and Miss Jennie Hight kept the audience
in continued rour Of laughter.
, 1864-11-16

Town OTE1cERs-NoRTH HCMCAGo.-The thanks
Of the TRIBUNE are due to Henry Jahus, Town
Clerk Of North Chicago, for the following RETURNS
ofvotes for town officers in North Chicago; will
others follow his ezample!:
, 1864-11-16
Gbifdqo Grtbu11e.
THE CITY.

AcADEnT OF MUs1c.-The new operatta by Le-
On, at the Academy OF Music, draws crowds night.
", and Is received with roars Of laughter It VIII
be produced each evening Of the present week.
, 1864-11-16

F1nr.-About ten o'clock yesterday morning
email fsame cottage situated at the corner Of Cur
nee and Silver streets, took fire from detective
was owned BY the Excelsior Lodge T. 8. 8. r,
and occupied Us a residence by John j. Ryan. The
furniture was badly damaged by the water and re-
noval. Loss about 500.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-07-08
YOUNG MEN


Married Persons, or EoUHE Men contemplating
marriage, being aware yacal weakness, organic
debility, defo rullti Is speedily cured.
he who places himself unler the care Of DIT. J.
may religious ooufde in bis honor gentleman,
and Confidently rely uu8u Hiz xii A. q ubysicfgu
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-07-08

selves BY improper indu zeHEenee Aad solitary hEb
is which ruin both body and mind, uniting them
for either business study. society or marriage.
THEsE some Of the sd AID melancholy effects
produced By early habits Of youth, Eiz= weakness
OF the BACK and Limbs Pains in the Head, Dimes
Of sight. Less Of Muscular Power. PaptAtiou the
Heart, Dyspepsia, Nervous irritability, Derange-
msut Of the Digestive Functions, General Debility,
sym ptOrus Of Cousutlp tiou, g
MINTALLT.-The fearful Effects on the mind are
much 70 be dreadgd-Lo-s OF Memory, Confusion OF
Ideas, Dispersion % Spllts. xvii ForbOdinEs Aver
sion society, aelD sfrust Love Of Solitude, Tim
idity, &C. are some OF the evils produced
tH0UsANus Of persons Of all ages can nov Judge
what Is the cuss Of cir declining health, losing
their vigU=, becoming weak, pale, nervous and
eu-Hriated, having Singular appearance about the
eyes cough and symptcn ms Of c. assumption