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, 1864-11-23
T,0CAT, MATTERS

AABRoaE i JAcnsoN'a RESTAURANT, and Ladies'
md Geutemen's Dining Saloon, on South Clark
etreet, adjoining Bryan Hal. and opposite the
Court House Bill Of fare the choicest In the mar
kcte East and West; accommodations unsurpassed;
attentive wajtcrs; and cooks who undezstand their
busincss. The largest and most elegant private
Dining Hall In the city. St
Thankssfytng Soirce.-The Annual
Thanksgiving Soiree Of the CHICAGO DANCING
AcApENr. Will be gtring tomorrow. Thursday
evening. Friends and patrons of the ACADEMY
are cordially invited. J. EDWIN MAErnsE
uuy23w613,
Go to tho Best.-tto to Bryant & Stratton's
Chicago Commercial College to get thorough,
practical business education, or to become good
Telegraph Operator. Address (enclosing atamps)
for circulars, BRYANT & STRAr1os, Chicago, III.
Wheeler and Wilson's Sewing Ma
chfnee,-167,CDO IN UsR. These machines use
the ROTATING HOOK ExULUs1yELY, WHEEL
MOVEMENT, CONSTANTLY IN ONE DIRECTION, to
make the Loc6 STITCH. Salcsroom 108 Lake
street, no1aW43t1m
~ Troublesome Coughs and Colds, Il neglect
ed, often terminate fatally. A few doses OF Dwy-
er's Pectoral Syrup will speedily and efectual1y
cure tho most obstinate case. Sold In bottles, at
6 cents and S1.a5 per bottle, at g. and % Iake
street. np1-v3f4-1m
~ Paper Haug1nss, Painting, calcimining
and Glazing, at F. E. Rigbyst 50 Randolph street.
1o5-f6t-1m
, 1864-11-23
Markets by Telegraph.
NEW YORK MIDNIGHT DISPATCH.
TEperfat Dfspatch 10 The Weatetn Preaa1

NEW YORK. Tuesday. NOV midnight.
There is no change In the position Of the money
market. Gold speculation Was quito buoyant this
morning with sharp upward tpru In price. The high
eat point about per cent above the clolng rate
ofyesterday The market was largely oversold dur
ing the las. few days and has gold to be quite
scarce. This fact with the absence Of definite
ffom Sherman. tended to assist the tendency upward
very materially. Towards noon q rstrog1ade move
ment commenced and Gold declined ~ per cent from
1he extreme point The market opened at rs, adyanc
Cd 70 rs, and closed nj 2s24A.
The stock market opened buoyant, and at the First
Board there ~aa a general advance. Government
stocks stronger and advanced II 6s OF ST. on 1oos
and certificates; $50 Treasury notes advanced s
Miscellaneous list generally better IN railroads thcro
Ia better speculative feeling. and prices 1K&2X
higher. The market heavy and lower Mt the Second
Board with q pressure to sell. Stocks dull ut the
Last Board and still lower prices made.
Gold Rpum tumors this Afternoon concede the lll or
Macon and Petersburg.
Foreign exchange IN favor. and the demand un-
changed.
The Bank Of Commerce has resolved to 70 Into the
National Bank system.
The Stock Exchange will adjourn over tomorrow at
noon until Friday morning. All contracts falling duo
on Thursday must be settled tomorrow.
LATEST,
The prices Of stocks at tho Evening board wero as
follows: Cold, ees><s Efle. e1x; Audson.1 .1lsx: Read
Ing. 1877 Michigan Southern, sox.
, 1864-11-23


bJ the Boa1d IL that which hal three separate
erches ltEsnsyetselyh The center one being for
foot passengers, ten feet wide, and divided by
railing. On each side Of this }Toiloir m arcied
way, thirteen feet high and cleven feet wide, is
proposed for wheeled vehicles. These would run
ton streets coming together at thoec points go a.
70 leave the total Obstruction to the abore-cround
Ode Of tIavel OF twenty-five feet only, With the ad.
dihon OF supporting vail on each aide, leaving
ample room to pass around the opening, The lengt
Of which Is intended to be about thEee-fourhs of
block; be5ond this II sinks below the street, and
tho two sections widen out to embrace the foot
path, With stairway at each end.
The idea Is an Ingenious one, but We hope tn
Council V1ll pause ere that body adopt the scheme
West Washington and West Adams streets will
searcely look With favor on scheme whose object
pnblc thoroughiarcs for the inter1linablc passage
Of drays, &c. Espccial1y Will not the religions
public care to have their deyotinns thus disturbed
on The Sabbath, In the numerous churches on
Washington street
, 1864-11-23

Church Of the Redeemcr, (second Universallat)-
Thanksgiving services will be held At this church
streets, on .Thursday morning at half past ten
o'clock. Brief addresses will be given by ReT. D.
s. D. mis- Esq, md BY thc Pastor, ]. u. Tattie.
Religious services II the West Indiana street N.
Day, at 10f o'clock d. N. Sermon By the Pistol,
Rev. ". u. skelton.
Thanksgiving SerTfco in Westminster Street
Church, Commencing at II O'Clock, conducted by
'1s faAl'f' "e'' e. .. l1slee.
~nr. rama.forncr,v If :,,r,e., 1,,ct, t1os-
R5a Gus!s% y 4sn uonse st. Nsw Orleans III est.s
Kandonh atsest Chisago 1o5 the last three yeasa
nenfty. Ffoiesssss q Medical ceilsges sad Hospi.
s fo1'ottna II fpon, tha .nis
a.vete Hnd of Anrnat ~ IT. 1s Tne gr &
tHta ~ e1 euasG!n4 AnoMs uc uociut pessona4J, ana
ang San Iess ~ ~ lae " sala 9apSf
ana ihefGoy & aSefsa'a me correctness of sa'a ell
~ - ~. =. II Mo!4 alsest L9G astenuon
% e, oII =, 70 .nS M o. os
knGwn S u James @ 2gI1GonnSy 1, r. fer long Tine and
t;vntaa ccntiewan man W ~ nnh1enishnI rannsa
tinn "A ehe1acter aa % nErcoH ~ stana 1gh
Gn fEn a1 ~ fhs 1e 1
HIS fife to Tho etutiy Of THIS branch Of medicine
Unlike ost 9f y4e, i Fsgua5
from foreign country, or claim relationship to
told Sauds q Lie Who is knovn ali The world
over rs q quacl, but 90 an earnest, educated 1nnE
and physician he puts forth bis claims to public
favor. Before the rebellion DR.. james was wel
known all over the South rs the moet sacceesiu1
specialist south OF Mason and DfIon's Line, and
Justly go, II VIC arc to believe the testimony Of
come Of the most eminent men md physicians in
the country.
rHe was obliged to 1eare New Orleans, where
he was established souue fifteen gears, on account
of his devotion to the Union, when be established
himself In Chicago, where he now resides.
He has in three years. practice at the North
built up reputation among the foremost il not at
the very head Of those devoted to his cIasa Of dis
eases, and we hazard the assertion that his prac-
uce is larger than any other physician In The West
etn eopntry. ae nas some OF the strongest testi
nunials a. , esce ~ 4ofon, nom tae most eminent
II Cineinnafi Df. Wm. Leonard eitcr " ~,
New OrIeons MESSENGER. a mn3icoS iorrrs1 II arS e1S
he editor Of the ndananoli. Easttt+ ~ ,aaHl uuu
sons who have been 40 nnfortnnafc 40 r. cnnteat
or have had such diseases 20 tajis nnnm ttor w.
have no hesftancr in recormcnsinc f. Jama. r. r
is better to r0 or send Az Ia A. fshica ~ ~ ~ 49,
With fssase, and he a1iictc iii M T. " a;
fnterept to consrt nr Jsmes hc1orn intrst;a H. Sem
feir case IN fhe f,en1e of ~ ~
Competent nh1sieisn' u' " Ap apes'enseo OF In
D. James Il the nn,v anacso,1a+ ,,o<x ,r,,,.,n,
In he United Statca n tbc treotn,nnt y"
, 1864-11-23
Public Night Scllools-Boardo Of Educn

Now that our national affairs are somewhat set
tied 1t may not be ont Of pace to direct our atten~
ton little to our domestic a1ufrs-of these the
education or cur children fs at least Important
as any other, and one in which We arc all deeply
interested. will, on this subject, propose a few
questions 10 our public officers. These questions
can be answered By the President OF tho Board OF
Education, the superintendent OF Public Schools,o or
hr Hen. John Wentworth, chairman Of the com
Z :ttee Of Night Schools.
Any ofthcse gentlemen will render The public a.
service by replying to the following:
Was It solely for the benefit Of the people that
the Common Council approprfated 5000 for che
night school fund Is that fund devoted solely 10
he employees Of tho toaIds Aro not the princs.
plas OF the night schools receiving $l5 per week
Tor reyen and onc-hn!f hours services In addition
to their salary tuy teachers Of 81 100 per year,
OF fea46 per week, there being but nine wording
months IN which hey are employcd1 Shon1d NOT
this $S848 be sufficient compensation for all SCR
vices when liberty and economy Is supposed to
govern? Is nof the five thousand dol
lars appropriated for the night schools
now In The commencement Of the second month
almost exhausted, and must not second 6, 900
be soon voted or the night schools closed for The
seaenn1
Is it in accordance with the rn1c of the Board
that the Foster School should open at Il p m, In
stead Of !, p. and close ut 9, p. m., giving but
II hours service when hours are due? Further,
le not S534G per week rather extravAeant salary
to pay for the services rendered.? Hoping some OF
the gentlemen above named wi1 reply to the
above. remain yours
Frnk
, 1864-11-23

Closing DaJ.


lRcported by Telegraph Exclusively for the Chicago
Tribune.1
NEW ToRK, Tuesday Evening" Nov. 2.
BEEF CATTLE.-The receipts Of Beef Cattle for the
week ending to-day at all the yards Of the city amount
to 741s head. against ,4s head received last week.
The market has been unfavorable for droyers, csre
cially 60 Oh medium and inferior stock, Of which the
supply has largely consisted, and rather large guam
ttty remains over this evening uusold-
The following the closing prices n. net weight
Of meat seller sinkng oal this evening" and for the
corresponding pcrton at last year:
Nsss Ess s. saa'E e. w. Msst f. ssiaSsE e
Es5ss Eeeana sIsss s.ss a:se 81 81 s@l5 ss@l5
Third Class Deef. ..............s or 9 SO TX 6
As compared with the quotations Of last weeks
market. there is decline Of 1c = b on First class
Beef; Of 1H@2c Oh Second class Beef; aud Of 1c on
Third class Beef.
6uEEP-O1 shfsp We have 25,512 head reported fot
tho week. and according to the reported sales ofshcep
brokers. the general average price head has beeu
t40@7.oo, against ts.5a@7no = head last week. The
market has been dull. many remaining rnsold.
uOGS-The receipts for the week auount to 1888
HoEs, aga1nst 2s,729 head received last week. The
quotations Of cornfed hogs 100 rs live weight
41osGat75; and for dstillety fed hogs 100 live
weight, f10o0&li<H The market has been lively, and
the weather clear and cooler. soLoJ lon1SsoS.
GAFspcinted PYtSH DtSnAtrhi
, 1864-11-23

DIE d.
In this civ, on Monday, Nor. 2st. 1861, Capt JAS.
FlOOi. With congestion ofthe hrn!ns aged - years
md months. .,,
residence. 10 West Madison street. Friends OF the
family arc invited to attend.
At Battle Creek Mich on Thursday, NnT. 1tth, lSti.
JOHN STUART father or sr. James {. Fargo or thts
cllY. RgHd "a yenra. -:
, 1864-11-23


improper 70 be placed upon the records thereof
wherefore the Grand Jurors Aforesaid do not sst
forth the same IN this fndictmeut-to the manifest
corruption OF the morals Of the youth and other
Illinois, and to the evil example, great damage and
common nuisance not only Of ali The good citizens
Of eaa cty ot Chicago. hut Of all other good ciH-
5 se5a o. sad state Of Illinois, contrary to the law
Pic Of the State Of Illinois
cHA1IEs H. REED, Statets Attorney"
4 capias Was fmmeafa+e1v ;aauad and va.tn-d.x
morning. abont - nsc1ass- Ms s,as 49, ,esN.aay
Tssted sna hEought before Judge Van Buren, uo
Es3d to 49,, = EotEE TO the Indictment. and was
aneS1 rom Day 70 day. Peter J. Co.'S, OF tie firm
TaaaIJa M = Rsn5s ~ aopsntnte brokers, eoIncr Of
bonds. The defeHi.nt .coa TO- e'GnHu os,o ~ pau
custody. '>-~N >S~>A 'A'AA&
efncAoo IN BosToN.-From recent number Of
the .htW Copendnt ne make the following artraet
detailing the c1nerienra 1t AZ. FrohocS 4, n
ton. vbIthcr sha -s,,n.a ~ ooS-
pinr The name aT tias inlmeaiateay M on drop
1Rnston roso1a9 ~ ne musical a world OF chicago
o,anjet a5 set ~ taee against her ~ an
III sha h'4 "as ucseIMneo u haecfet eoneiGye,
asked nermisaion t pas e1 gteia r. sne
c1an,tns ns % arr.1ee s.62cs Gqase 3, mnGa PRO-
6rranista tn n1au9; ~, "9sn aas u Lsqulseo ai8
then netitionad n ~ n, liz mas aentsa her; ane
mcIt nriratejv snd s1nne "nd +hfs .rss sfsn % fa
ed sEe shou age none 1yaatssas T - ~ .a
avsc t. ocgu9esca sae WI !otmea and sha was
aRy nn1 ~ i,T TAI Ia4toSJ N ne aec!sons
fha oroa,, stona ~ hte ari nsr ~
dhs ans "a hsT IT, touch q sas oEan broke
4oRn me 2a5ae!a-bostoh ts honorable, II It is na
Hona1-ahd hosIo1 Acknowledged the artist, and
ne oagan1sI y sne alts n4pretentIous quiet IN
, 1864-11-23

ST. LOUIS. Tuesday, Eov.22.
ToBAcco-Improyed, Sales IS hh,!s damaged luSs Mt
$3.50; factory do $o.o@a9o; plantcrs' do el1.259
12a3: common shipring leaf at sts759t7,oS; medium
do at s!ssaeass; good do at s2s.;s z 100 ns; Lids
for 50 hhds Rejected.
F1oUR-Dnll. sales Of low gup2raue at e7.s5; do at
t7so: superhne at &S-0@a:5 delivered; single extra
1T $9,01 Y ht1.
medium qualities. Sales included 4 sks fair and good
fall at $3.50; 900 do prime and choice at {1al95;
LOO do choice At *2o and 100 do strictly choice Mt
ta.na9.o5 bu. Corn active. Sales Of damaged old
at $12sK; good new at el.2s; new yellow st $a.a3:
old yellow 1t d. 80: old mixed at 50 prime
yellow at f1&@136; white, mostly new, at 8i4o: old
white st tl.45; do ut Il 80 bu. Oats very stiG At
advance OF &c bu 100 sks prime at e1r; 300 do at
s.Hc; and 610 do rejected at 65@s9c r bu- Barley.
quite dull e0 sks spring at *ts5 bu. exclusive Of
sacks. Rye lower. Sales q ska at $16 4sl do In W
fiops lots at *1.'5. and LII do at 7t.l0 4 bu.
Hoos-In liberal supply md considerable nru,neoe.
Sales Of $40 head to-day, averaging about I'D ns. at
eios0 800 do yesterday st slo0oDto65 100 do yes
teTay In yn11ous lots at 11ltc, and 900 do part yes
ttrdar, At 19k8lcKc ., . -.-
PHov1s1oSs-salcs reported Of 10 cssks bacon clear
sides at sc D, and iool ns bseoa shoulders on prt
vate terms.
wmskr-1nuctlye. Sales II brs at sl.es; IS do at
el.70 y gnllon and 81 do on pflvate terms.
Milwaukee Market.
Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tr.oune.]
Al1IwArKEE, Tuesday, Nor. =. 1854.
FLorn-Dull. No sales.
Observation-Disclosures 1900 bu. Market 1smcr
but dull; Eales only 600 bu for tho day, at S1Ii'
Barley steady sales 500 bu at st.67.
rnov1aIoSs-Quict sales 100 brs extra prime pork
at te6 screntccu pkgs butter at &c: 1,ooo na do It
&c
pRzssED uoos-Frm: sales 2, average rs b, at
{1s.00.
LIVE .TIous--Ftrm and adyHnced &c; 20 sold at
slasoa1,2s, average 10 10 2lo rs.
1liinoia mud Michigan Canal.
Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Trlbune.1
DE.paKPoRT, Tuesday, Nov. 80 p. III.
tLa4RED-Soae.
ANE:vKD-Eonc.
There arc hero frozen In the following outward
bound boats-u. Mc1ennan Portland, Armina, Pro"
gress, sallnn, Col. 3ugaD I1anet, Marion, Constiu
tlon, America Contest.
Ice in the canal two Inches thick.
Vessel. rassed Dotroit.
Especial Dispatch to the Chicago TfibUne.1
DErRo1T. Tuesday, Sov.9
ur-onconta, Sunshine, Mist, Tanner, Lydia Gaze,
Dowx-H, 4. Richmond, Ellda Culver, Montana, An
go Saxon.
Wind West with snow.
New York aInrkCts.
new YoRK, Tuesday Nov. e.
Cu7rox-nrr,er. si.31@1.sa for mlddu@.
tsr '&ss as!'fs eop
Ss4IS.vSes. sSss bettss aad @oTe deinE t%is for
Ghsaga gspnr sna of
e. 1 Ms so, f. 81; 81
1S2e better at 9ezee for western anoat and q for
GEooEzlss.-Qult and firm at}4a@l,Hc. sugnr:acttyo
Sa % eo u Ii
1ioPsEQuiet and eteady at s0a5oc
Woo1-Generaly steady but psIcea somewhat IN.
, 1864-11-23

EAnnow EscArE.-A soldier, partially intoxica-
ted, yesterday fell Upon the railroad track at the
Pittsburg and Fort Wayne depot as the train WIS
An employee OF the road seeing his condition ran
to bis rc4cpe and he removed Just the train
reached him. A seconds delay and he must hive
perfsbed.
, 1864-11-23

4 CADEMY OF MUSIC.
Hshi'stoR hE5 it5ss ST s:FF e. Dearborn
v! ssasy tssass 3: si$9!5f s:s
eSs
Ssa chs5;s 'Gf Gp H.
s23a Boz oaics open r5om 19 t. md ron stos
opfHRb HbW n RR2 Masss4 4:
VOL. WOODS MUSEUM.
COL. j, =; WOOD ANPn: :. WHITMAN.
THE LATEST LONDON SENSATION.
MONDAY EVENING. Noy. list. when viii bc pre-
Tsndse sassss eais saaalsa By sHs ID TfcRET
WAITING FOR THE VERDICT;
Oa, The DARE DEED n THE WOODS.
Jonathan Roscbnde. Mr.. Bradley
R JasRe5 fFspE Espl hiISs Aiksn
Martha Roseb!ade l. B. Perrin
THURSDAY, THANKSGIVING DAY,
GEAsp MATINEE, at 2K O'Clock
u Several novelties In active preparation.
n MIRASOLE'S DANCING
NJ ACADEMY. 2lA Wabash ayenue, between
eaa: @ esss ;i.s beginners: caaaeeaa
VARIETIES THEATRE,
Nos. 1l5 and III Dearborn street.
/ and ssage anaer
NEW STARS. NEW ATTRACTIONS.
- q s $s5 m Hg sgfoE 8!
miere Danscuse; also, Mcssrs h " EGAS and i T.
, 1864-11-23

TIE DnATr-S1xTEESTu WARD.-A meeting OF
Sixteenth Wardera will be held this evening In the
North Market Hall, to hear report OF Draft Com
consolidation OF snb-districta as may Be thought
necessary, and provide for the meeting Of the gem
eral committee On Thursday evening. Let all at
tgHd.
, 1864-11-23

EOR SALE-A nice two-story
u hnmc honsa Of rooms. and lot IS by 12E feet.
with frame barn, On Aberdeen street, near Adams, for
4350e.
brick house, and lot tso feet front, On Michigan
avenue, near Itnggold o. Twenty second street.
THOMAS d. SNYDER & CO..
Real Estate Agents, No. Metropolitan Block
, 1864-11-23

DISTINGUISHED 61RANuERs.-Governor Tates,
Hon. WIZ Pitt Kellogg, Col J. ". Shater, for
1nerly of Gen. Buffers staf, and Hon. 4. j. Kuy.
kendall, member Of Congress elect from the 18th
District, are IN town and stopping at the fremont
HDuee.
, 1864-11-23

WATcu SroLES.-A man named VIM. r. Palmer
had splendid gold watch stolen from his room. at
the Union Hotel, on Monday night The room
was entered BY means Of R1ppers," and the
wasGn t?ksa oa from the sfand poefes6ooK CON on
overlooked
, 1864-11-23
QbifaQo Iribnne.
WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER as, 1854
THE CITY.

Ukr1xp srArEs CorRr.-n the United State
Court yesterday Grand Jury was called, but no
quorum appearing, the Court adjourned until this
morninc. When tie panel will be completed.
, 1864-11-23

AWAITING FOR THE VEnpIcT."-Thfs thrilling
piece WAS performed the second time at the Muse
urn last evening, to crowded house, every one In
the audience listening to the Developments Of the
plot with brcathtess Interest," The most raptur-
ous applause greeted tho more prominent Incl
dents. This piece Is destined to achieve as great
a eucccss as the eTicketofLeaye-AIan, OF Uncle
Toms Cabin. and the Managers need entertain no
doubt OF its favorable acceptance by tht public
while waiting for their verdict
, 1864-11-23

PnofEssoR SwNG@s IEc1UKK.-Do not FORGET
the lecture in Metropolitan Hall on Thursday ercu
Ing, by Prof. Swing Of Miami College Il viii be
rare lite1ary treat, and the public will doubtless
largely aratl 1tself Of the opportunity to listen to
, 1864-11-23
:Tnr Sale.

TOR SALE-Photograph Rooms
Eenaons Will be given for selling out. Address PHO
TOGIAIAER," P. o. Boz 3b5'l. Chicago, Illinois.
, 1864-11-23
feal GState>=QritD.

TOR SALE-Two two-story and
a. basement brick houses, OF Is rooms eacb well I'm.
ished throughout and lot On north side OF Park ave-
nue. near Union Park.
ALSO,
number OF other housea and in different parts OF
the city. THOMAS D. SNYDER & CO..
Real Eatate Ageuts, No. i Metropolitan Block
UOIs.w$0I2t
, 1864-11-23

GRAND MASQUERADE BALL---The masquerade
ball at Bryan Hail, tonight PROMISES to be Of
the most brilliant affairs and on the grandeat scale
Of any ball Of the kind ever given In Chicago.
Time aud labor have not been spared by the mem
bers Of the Club under whose auspices 1t is to be
given; therefore 1t Is impossible thatan who may
attend will have anything but grand time. In
order to accommodate those who may wish to wit
ness the novelties Of this occasion, the spacious
gallery Of the hall has been reserved for spectators
at nfty cents each. Jackson Haincs, the famous
skater, will he there. The grand siatiug scene on
Central Park, which will be introduced during the
evening, Ia novel afair-all the different nations
being represented In costume. For other novel;
ties, refer to numerous advertisements In othrr
rnIt1rnna.