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Jeremiah Nichols, Chas n Uandless,
HenTg Johnson, Wilmer Norhing;ob,
fhonits Hogs, George W Householder,
n Lowry, j fism nr,
Mm } furreil, b LhEWpneys,
stepSen Wilson, 81 Dunlap,
James trahsm, 6e re onuols
Jacob RidgWsy, john Penney, Speaker.
do certify that the above letter il
signed by every Union member Of the
Senate OF Peansy lvsnia, except Senator
Harry White, Of Indiana, now in Libby
Prison, Richmond sDd | cheerfully con-
cur WITH them and wish TO uaite with
them 10 the same.
GEO. W. HAMMERsLET,
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The following very jus. remarks Of the Hon. Tbos
II. Benton, L. s. senator, worthy the attentive
regard Of parents aid all young pergous who have
any hope OF success IN the business OF life.
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w Night Ennis siOns Cured

YouEs KAS, stop before Jon further 90. OF al
diseases subject % Kan, there s no disease 90 bard
70 care a. Night Emissions, and physicians are scarce
that understand treating Il and 20 you can say that
have cured dozens in this city as wei - iHdlIsr-
snt states, vino have spent dollar after dollar, and
are now wen cured by me. am dsily receiving ct
ters aad serdng medicine 70 al Pars o. the country.
In a uord, all that diseased IN any way, ard vii
give ne cal, win give satisfaction fsr aii o. the
q references given IN this city.
All letters directed 70
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BOON over 6sahs Drug Sore, Cor. Csurch Gss Viss
Streets. HOURS, 9 to Il, a. M, to 5, p. n, and 7
10 9 at night.
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DhN1ELLAPsLEY.
A FINE BATH ROOM

Ana srs prepared 70 furnish BATE either WARM or
ClLn, 81 short notice
We solicit liberal share o. public patronage.
MCKAY a LAfsLsY.
,, b--Ne have Just received b barrel Of Bay Run,
Tor the bensat Of our Customers. Nal
Dec y An
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The 0. S. Sanitary Commission,
sANITAHY sTOREs.

HAVE OPENED STORES AT NASHVILLE, EfrR-
H frsesboro, Bhtgsport and Chastaboogz, Whero
they have general sssortnuni Of
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NJ aoLDIEHs, II01IE

Has Been removed from tbs Nashville and Caatta-
uooea Railroad Depot % the PLANTER5 HOTEL,
where discharged ana luTiuuEhed soldiers wa dHd
Fooa, Lodging and al needed 60 stance in
relation % thar psfers. a. usual. without charge
Branch oaics u ths Cotnuli1slon 90 80. 3 ChsrrF
street, Nashville, snd 81 huTirtsbor0 an4 Chafts-
uocEa-
80. A. n. EEAD,
Sanitary lnsDocicTl
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iEO. ". HAMMERsLET,
Ok Of the senate
r-,nrss o. rHs nouss.

LErBERs or TBS HOUR.
Henry c johnson speaker, y m BurEwin,
john D Waits %, IA hsniei sageg,
william Poster, q s. ~ d.
" " Watt Mm Nludc,
James kerns, howard A Price,
Lase sutpttn, C sianb -rserl
Edwand q Les, Mm ueng,
] Righsm, J t.eedi
X A MCMurtrie, hasisni
Jams Mg.or, = frAz-r SAITH,
lssa Il 'harrn, M hreWnt
SIS p uooast, g orEe wells,
Thos 0chra1, Aaulel stieift
g Daws1a Col man, hnrel SLACK
Viii am smith, " = uennsion,
John "a Neeieg Fsaia bHhuCleit,
Mm HasietL ChAles hegnce,
} Z CosGraH, ODM ssesInal,
Bryan : hli, II Aiemun,
James kr ey, Joau ga soach,
Hans herront samuel d ora &c.
John ass, CHarcs A Barnett,
Is lab Rbte, D Liip.
kdwra X NTH, Joseph Il i rah,
fobe L ucCillan, 1ohn IS 6aernssy,
Ianlsl keserl y 0.mst.a al.
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Surgeons ere respectfully invited b Call upon tie
Ageaf IN ehsTge ihers, Or IN Nashville as e nay b.
most c0uveniout.
It WIN facilitate tee Impartial distribufon d these
Stores. n Surgeons sending orders viii state the
number Of their sick aud their uecaaslties.
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Pastor Of the ID Presbyierisn % Church,
NaghvlIie. Tenn


AAratilAGf AAgEst 4 Al1as
In about six months fOm tho time I began the
study Of Photography, with less than 0u8-third q
said time devoted % Its attainment, wa employed
a. Reporter for the United States Board Of Claims
The faithful teaching Of Mr. j. " D0ibear, q Nash
vile, AMI the study and practice n the coucse com
prchensivo, ana iuqicousy arranged ph0nographIo
books Of Ben Piiuan, of CnC.nu1t have thus easily
enabled me 70 make Photography practically ulaf1l.
It's principles are qulcsly mastered, and know %
nothing that young perola can learn with equal pFoa
pee; Of immediate aad profitable empioymcnt.
The Secretary ~ Var has ordered, July On, 1888,
10 General Order 30. COS, Phonographe reporters
employed under the authority OF tie z5ih section a
the act Of Congress, approved March 3 1885, VII %
allowed not exceeding Ten dollars per day. etc tbs
VIII Of course greatly increase re demand Tor 10
perters. DUsctE 3. DozEIs.
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REORGANIZATION of President Liza
col" ~ the Legislature % Penn
~sfrrrsfH.
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". O. BHAFER,
Cerk Hospital No 20

II PhouograEhy we're taught 10 every soldier % ths
army hr. b. believes most Of Them Wogd value ]
a. highly 81 lhe pay they receive from the Govern
mont without 10 The ioast interfering Elih their d1-
ties as G0ldcFs.
Boa TH0HAs n. BzETos said 10 Conggasss
f.fad thz art been known forty years ago Il would
have raved ne tacuty years ol hard laboFn
II Pn0nography Is thus valuable in slVlHE 20 larFa
an amount Of LIFETIME, should n0t every child have
ils vast advantages, especially when they can be had
30 20 email expense Of time aud money! ~ L.
would have saved tWeniY years Of hard sber % lha
life 81 one man, should years oi hard aoQf BE- brought
upou others for ne Wsnt % biesEirg of such Easy
attaiDmensf IlnB-tl
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In January LAST mr.. j. W. D0bcar gave, free %
ehargs q c1ur1e n lessons in Photography and Wrl-
ting 70 myself aud many other wounded soldiers Iu
Hospital 80. % Tedious hours wcrB thus changed
b pleasant and profitable 0ues We value highly
our knoEIefge or Phonography, and those who have
left the Hospital correspond in o. vita those ut8
have pot. ". 4. DorVn, OF Company ?, ICth n ~.
A., who returned hone disabled for lis from Biz
wounds writes that be d teaching Photography, and
finds 10 90 probable hat be would ngt lake 1900
fJr What be learned from Mr.. ID. Ifhnk both sodcrs
and oGos E0ud lud the learning u % q profitable
employment Or Their leisure TINE 10 camp or hosp.'
"a, without dotrimeEt 10 other duties
W. O. BHAFER
III - Ia
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DIR. AIcGLL

no s. Union street, Nashville, Tenn,
Ha.i. Vii Rses Ei.h prumpi atlssli1n.
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HOFTE ORgEOVTTES
.M0 EM WHs Ru5

Once No. 10 Market, South Of Broad Street, Nash
vile, Tennessee. lnovIG-3m
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Is On Simple asd easy that is principles can all be-
learned ia o few hours and a small amount q prac-
ce viii enable use % for the daily purposes VI
life.
, 1864-11-19
st. Louis Market.
5Srfc5A1 J1frnrt FN n fha fsbV IT,. ,x ~ -

Aeep~tsA W eA0 N4AEAEu 4ElUVue.j
ST.. LOUIS, Friday. Nov. IS.
aoas-The demand continues active aud prices are
steady Receipts. 40 head sales as follows: III head
25 rs at 10kc; los head 11s ns at 1oXc; head
100 MS gross. ~ ~f
WH1skI-sales were 80 br1a In two lots at 31es Der
gallon.
ToD4coo-Dun and lower on all grades. sales Of ee
hhds bids on 16 rejected. Prices-G1een and damaged
1ugs at s7Se; fctory do at s85a99o; Planters do at
s1osa9l1.15; common shipping leaf at sic5o@1foo
medium shipping leaf ut ti7,oosei75 good md fne
do at $265o@s50o; medium manufacturing leaf ut
&ad.50@28.o0.
BrokwnEAT F1ouR-There Was sale Of 2,ooo brls ut
&c Y y In small gacka. ~
FLouR-Kcceips. $3.50 brls;ma dull Sales super
dne at 3as3 Inspected and delivered do at $500 On
s merits double hcadined Inspected and delivered
at ISIS; do at 1850 doublc1tra ut $3.50; headlined
Inspected and delivered do at $1o; city do st $1,000
q brl.
GEA1H,Whcat-Receip 1919 sacks. Sales Of 1s0
sacls ut sls5; agbtly damaged at t1.8; 81 sacks do
at 41aaH 500 do at &9a5; Is. do In lots at 35 1so
1 123 do at $lx "a do at se90 per bush. and az
bush at Se5 to arrive. Corn-Dul1. Sales Of old nix
cd at$l; do old yellow at 415 old white In second
had hags at u 50 per bush. Oats-Du Sales OF 900
sacks at sc. Tye-Salcs G sacks at Sl0 and 215 sks
do ut S1l3 per bush. BareySalcs 1000 ais Spring to
arrive. on privato terms 59 do do at 1885, 80 do I'll,
0t $g.15 per bush.
, 1864-11-19

paced to the Trustees Of The Second Prcsbytertau
Church, for the use OF their Church. :
;, Upon motion. a vote Of thanks was awarded to
the Chairman. 3. s. Wells Esq., for the efficient
manner IN which he has presided over The dclibcr-
Snons Of the Convention. Rev. ". P. Truax and
Messra; HaE Jackson 9nd johnson were appointed
tlon. together with Saba school statistics In
tle hands Of thc Secretary. and the essay Of Dr..
the meeting. the bcncdiction was proaounrci ~ ~
Mr. Johns0n, and the Convention aiinnrned =!
, 1864-11-19
Illinois md Michigan Canaf.

tSpcclaA ul8patCn 70 the chicago TEtbune.1
BR1DGEPoRT, Friday, Nov. $500 ,. m.
cIEAEEp-Alliance. Ottawa, zoo ft'lumbez. 50 Il
shingles, u III dth: B. A. Thorp, Lssalle 800 n luu
bes, 20 m shingles; one1da, lasal1e. 118 N lumber
africa, 1aSal1e, 11as brs salt: Commodore Foota, La
sale. e5o q lumber. ss,1oo lah; Missouri Lasalle
!oe6 It lumber. 2 siding % m shingles, 10 N lath
Paramount, LaSalle, o. oss # lumber, Is n, shingles
Portland Lasae, TO- l # lumber Ill tons coal; York
toTn LsSalle Sc ZOE 80 lumber :: - sainsles; Asia
Lasa!!e: loe .,i1n.sr, 80 shingles: Morung Light,
haSa's lumber ls9o latb bfis
lime; Advance, le1aont; Resolute Lemont; Il. e.
AHn1vR-Resolute, Lcmont, 30 yds rubble stone.
Advanec. Lemont = IDS rubhle atone ii yds dinen.
slon stong Imperial 1ockport, 10 bri. our S tons
TWysn 20 5a soEn @ rs empty bis kess nails
,fSt 81 fotn; A9s5!can @ q stat 5tsssale 9 pa oats
stone: y l. Ale1ander, Joliet, 7GI ba car corn M.@o
ps Ssmpty oris; Legra1 Lasallc 5000 bu Wheat Alice
hankakee 20 bo oats I'D bu Fyc % brls hoas seneca,
~ ear com. o bu oats 20 ba wheat, H. b. Seeds
:! bu barley; Ottawa Ottawa, 900 hp corn; a. LIZ.
.. fen NSrIs 9 g. b. ear corn so Is empty hFs;
ITO tons coal; Drill, Morris, 10 tons coal.
, 1864-11-19
Markets by Telegraph.



NEW YoAK, Nov. B-Mldnight
lae stoek market opened weak at the nFst Board
loes nome Of tho partial recovery Of yesterday
alteinooh. Sellers predominate, and considerable
nmount o1 Snort sales were made. Largo amounts O
ERE were thrown out, under which prices declined
11ansaetlons In Ohio Mississippi! certificates wera
unusually large. Price declined to l34. Cold sctiye
anu az stcaos. Miscellaneous stocks weak and lower
Inc e1eatemeut In the gold market has been intense
ana largo business was transacted The Bear tnter
est strongly IN tho ascendaat. There was fprtAe,
decline OF 10 per cent from tho closInr
pt1ce OF lasf evening. Toward the close there wss
Fapla fise owing to "eotner," and heavy shipments
lot toraofroW. To-day commenced the prepayment
oi hc january interest coupons Aggregate payments
due January ast arc ssssss2l In gold or this sun,
proportion Is for registered bonds thn
Interest On "hic'. will not be prepaid.
The loan market ia easy without activity. EXCHANGE
active Shipments OF exchange. aud gold BY to-mor.
rows steamer will be large. A million and har n,
gold will be sent. ~N "
Al Gallaghet's Exchange tonight stocts vere dnl,
uola 2i61: n. T. G. 19; Erie s4x; Hudson 1ls: Re.d.
tng 1soA; n. S. Bx; ILL., c. 123h; Pitts. 1o,. Roct
Island 1oe: n. y. 41x Fl. ". 1o1; o. d aItga certs
2K. |'' 0-'1stpoS'
Gold after call o1sk M.rto+ ,o.,.
, 1864-11-19
Buffalo Market.

BUFFALO. Friday, Nov. 1s.-5 p m,
FLoCE-Dul md inactive.
GRA1S-Wheat nonalnally held at g.. .0oaoh3 for Ch
caEo Spring fe,ta9390 for red Elutcr; 25 for am
ber Michigan. Corn.Sales ofNo 1t $t.ss. Oats, 85A
@S8H. Rye held at &lGQ.
WH1sKT-11.7D.
CANAL FRE1anTs-To New York, wheat lsc; corn,
tGc; Data, IL. 0'@
LAKE 1MroErs-F1our, j. OIL brls wheat, 15o l6, bu;
Us bu. f-'
CANAL ExroErh-Flour. 1851 hs1s; wheat, 1e5Is5
bu !; oats, 131 ,0l0 bQ. -
, 1864-11-19
Id after call 215X. Market weak.
ALBANY CATrI,E n1arHrr

- Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tribune,1
ALBANY. Friday Evening, Nov. Is.
CAIIlA-Castle arc somewhat scarce this week, on1y
about 200 head having arrived up to tonight. and
prices have advanced fully }sc n on Light weight,
at which price sales have been comparatively ouicS
snKxr-ln falr demand. with sales at sfs7c q n.
Which Is decline.
aoos-Hogs arc doing better, pricea ranging from
u@l2kc q m "0-"o ~
, 1864-11-19

Osweso, Friday evening. Nov. Is.
FLogn-s!arket SOC lower, at HOPS for MOL spring,
double extra. " -
GRAIS-WEeat dull, at s2.10 for Milwaukee club,
Corn scarce and quiet. Oats nominal. barley dull.
Kye quiet.
CANAL FEE!aurs.-1c higher on gra1n-dour G1c.
wheat l5c. and barley 1Sc to New York,
, 1864-11-19

Vessels Passed Detroit.
tspeela! Dispatch to'the Chicago Tribuue.1
DETROIT, Friday, Nov. Is.
ur-ssnborn, Gold HuuteF. Martin, DeWolt.
Dows-cFtap City, Witch. Doolcy, Titan, Baltic
Grant, Nonrarei1, Nightingale.
Wind SnuthHeAt.
, 1864-11-19

S4w YoRK. Friday, Nov. Is.
Gold still wcnk md declining. Nearly all The oner.
aoEs are tes1s their object being to put down The
price TO 20 preparatory to . grand advance. The
price opened at 2 and declined to 30 md suhse-
qucntly went up to aNk.
TIE VERY LATEST,
....... Eaw YORK, Friday. Nov. 49,.
Gold tonight 215H. Markst weak.
, 1864-11-19
LOCAL MATTERS.

ch1ncA.-1G7,uO01 IN Use THESE machines use
the ROTATING HOOK ExcLCs1vKLY, WHEEL
MOVEMENT. CONSTANTLY N ONE DIRECTION, to
street. uola.wIn-1m
Medical Refornl.-n these days Of So
cal1et. medical reform, when thousand medical
quncks palm off ten thousand nostrums upon the
people as panaceaa for al the ills that esh Is heir
to- 1t is consolng to know that there Is at least one
man 10 existence who, while making certain class
that gulf into which so many havo faien, and COM
Dimes thorough general medical education md
IN enlightened course of treatment with an exclu-
elre attention to one class Of disorders. Those
who are in need Of treatment for diseases Of the
venereal type, or who are Inflicted with. chronic
Complaints Of any kind, may rest assured that in
DIR. Bigelow they will find aman well fitted to deal
with their cases, however intricate and able to do
a! that man can do In the why of effcctng cure
His 0ftce ia ut No. 179 Clark street. on the corner
OF Monroe. Send for his t4Guide to Health,''
published monthly, free OF charge. no19-w5af-1t.
Or. Haker's Specific is warranted to cure
6onorrhna, Gleet Structure, Seminal Weakness
Or spermatorrhna, diseases OF the KidneYs and.
bladder, and MI diseases Of the Sexual organs
esafed oy eontagton or weakness, In either sex,
Dr.. Easterly, No. % Madison street See he ad.
veIt1tement in another column Of this paper, and
sa!i anq get treatise on sexual diseases, which
can be had Er1ts- nol9-w503-1t
onG gr1faR PfaRer HangIngs Painting, calcimining
no5r6Qf1m
tR Diseases Of the Nervous, Seminal, Urinary
and Sexual Systems. New and reliable treatment
in reports Of the Howard Association. Sent, BY
mail IN sealed letter envelopes hce of charge. Ad-
dresa nr T. SEil}nn Houphtnn Howard Asanrfa~
, 1864-11-19

GEVENTY-FIVE CADDIES
Tobacco and Cigars.
At AUCTION
On SATURDAY. Nov. 10Th, at II o'clock at Buffers,
Auction Rooms l los and t07 Portland Block cor. OF
Dearborn and Warrington streets,
Is Caddies fne Chewing Tobacco,
30 m best Spanish Seed Tobacco Cfgnss.
..-- NM. A. BUFFERS 4 CO.,
nol7NrSGSt Ac1tio1eeEs
, 1864-11-19

GILBERT & SAMPSON,
~ General Auctioneers, II. Is 1 II Dcarbofast
CLOSING OUT SALE OF
NEW FURNITURE AND CROCKE1Y,
At AUCTION.
On WEDNESDAY. Nov. 23rd, ut 9x o'c'k, at Store 90
West Randolph sHeet, being the entire Furniture
Crockery, &C., off dealer clogtng business consisting
Cloths sofas, Lounges Dressing Bufeans, sdeboards
BOOK Case and Secretaries, Par{or and other Chairs
a5s Rosewood and Walnut Chamber Suits, with ind
Tlthouf marble tops, Cottage Chamber Suits, Hat
sn.. also lot q Common FprnIare, Chairs d. Also
lots GILBERT &.SAAii,S(lN Anctioneer4
no1i.E37H7t ~N"''S0-@AS
, 1864-11-19

H Troublesome Conghs and Colds, ifneglect-
erIs Pcctoral Syrup viii speedily and efrectualfy
cure the most obstinate case. Sold in bottles, at
G5 cents and $1,25 per bottle, at Q: and d Lake
street no1ySS444-1m
, 1864-11-19

arrested By officer Webb, and searched when the
watch waB found sccrcted In his boot It Is sup
posed that his design was to steal something dur
tpg the excitement he had created. Fut the plot
lallcd, and the sharper WIS locked up for examfna
Town OrT1okEs-WEsr Cu1cAoo.-We are in
deb:ea to Il. B. Stevens, Town C!crk-of West
Chicago for the following return of votes for
town olicela In West Chicago.
, 1864-11-19

w WANTED-Substitutes! Sub-
y stttutes! Substitutes lido you Want suh,t.
tnte? Il So you caa have one at the oti!cs Of WM II
a ChtA9 CO. corner Randolph and Lasalie streets
ni LAe oasenlent- n0l6-W:No-lt
WANTED-Voluntccrs! Vol
w unteers! volun.ecrsl-Do Won want one2 II
80. 80. you can TT them OF MN. Il. MbIPHY CO., TOT
cnEo. md for less money. rnIHsw ~ Mi W
, 1864-11-19
Suction 5ales.

"M. A. BUFFERS Is CO.,
AUCT1ONEERs,
H1lesrooms in Portland Block.
NOS. lGs,. 105 AND lo7 DEARBORS STREET.
Bee6 tS,-tf pthp
DE OCULAR S ATU RDAY'S
LIZ 6ALE--YeW and Secondhand Furniture, Car
pets, so7es. Billiard Table, Looking Glasses &c. &c.
AT AUCTION.
On SATURDAY, NOV. 10, AT ~ O'CLOCK, ..
AT Buffers Auction Rooms, 1t le5 and 1o7 Portland
Block, corner OF Dearborn and Washiug-
ton streets,
NM- a. BUFFERS CO.. .
nol..Ncss-3t AuctloueerB-
, 1864-11-19

The mo,ion.rccurr1ng upon The adoption of The
report ~ amended, 1t was adopted unanimously.
Dr.. Wickerahnm mored that the chairman Of the
committee, who drafted the memorial, together
with Dr.. Davis and Dr.. uamil bc committee to
present the came 70 the Board Of Supervisors at
It's rext session. This motion was carried, ald tue
, 1864-11-19
"ANTED-Men who wish to

w 1AN1ED-Alcn who wish to
w procure Substitutes, to understand that they
ssn g st bounty Jumpers ehesper man they can got
their money l. thrown away. Il not Ne can inform
them that such y the fact and the5 a1o si abe fox
military cnty. II you want soIl Substituted 20 10
the only teshie and original Office III thc CITY Chi
cagos and psocure one. AL ask Is tmaif n, ,r.in
y " fnn n1y Mesnss so tas stty 2. 1sSsr
sSsra The pEsae as1nss :hs and
CO. 2; Q, Drawer q, ABS. Of 81 Dearborn street.
, 1864-11-19

fznsoSAI-Onr railroad community suffers a
loss In the departure from among MS Of Joseph
pr'ce, Eaq., for the past five years Treasurer o,
inc Chicago. Alton & st. Louis Railroad, posi
ton be has resigned to accept the appointment Of
treasurer Of the Great Western Railway CouDanv
Of o. Canada. Leaving Chicago to reside at Hamii.
tGh te9 T. MI; Price parts with hosts Of attached
all classes Of Our citizens, won BY his suaYitY Of
manner and genial and sterling qualities, An
Ehgifshman born,'' Mr., Price has maie himself
most familiar With the working Of our American
ttalfoads especially With tho great railroad sys-
that in leaving us he but removes to one link fur.
thsr eaat Of the great ''centra1" chain Of roads.
curing the connection Of Mr.. P. with the G., A.
q 81. !: K. +. Co. he has had charge Of the fnan-
Ses OF the Company, and has the pfcaeurc Of hay-
lng seen the Company. during that time, worked
out OF mvcry oppressive Indebtedness to d first
class paying road.
Ihe Great Westsr1 now In the charge Of Thos
first class talent and Mr.. Price in bis new aonoiut
ment Is abundantlJ in proof Of the fact,
, 1864-11-19

T1k SANITARY FAIR At KvAssToN.-The saui
1iafy Fair at Eranston, to be held under the
auspices ofthe Female College, on The 7th OF De-
scmbcr next, promises 10 be profitable affair.
We learn that Governor Yates will deliver thc
opening address. 1s
, 1864-11-19

CoRnEc71oN.-1n our report Of the transactions
Of the Chicago Historical Society on Thursday
morning, 1t WIS Inadvertently stated, as 1t by Dr..
Barry "that the Society," collections were exceed
ed only By two libraries in the United States" It
ehoula have read that the Society collection of
pamphlets fs exceeded" etc,
, 1864-11-19
,Tnr Sale.

HOR SALE-An Iron Turning
- Lathe occupying twelve foot bed, and harluE
SWING OF tWGutf*xo inches. Now In at southeast
corner OF Michigan and Wolcott stTeess.
, 1864-11-19
w WANTED-Substitutes and Vol

M MISUNDERSTANDING and Vol
~ unteess @ for the 9. Army and Navy, for one.
VI be paid. We propose doing now . ws alwsys
nave done befcfe. to y1yc money for u1eu thSn
any other office IN Chicago, WI MURPHY / CO.
menL 49, 'o "--'o-
Substitutes and Volunteers furnished at the old and
reliable office Of WM. MURPHY l. co. on the u1ost
IN pefso%n % Or address Lock Box 6063, Chicago, I'll.
, 1864-11-19

Observation-Disclosures Sherman, Miller and Webb
were on Thursday night stationed at the Milwau-
kcc depot, with orders to arrest all suspicious
found five, and after sInrp fight arrested them.
One Of them made blow at officer Webb with a
pair OF brass knuekles, but failedIto hit him. He
evidently hnrd customers and were arrested nopc
too soon.
II the Police Court yesterday they were fined
SlW each, and four were sent to the Brilewe1l for
eco days, in detault Of payment
, 1864-11-19

PNEsESrAT1oE -Tce Masonic friends Of Frank
G. Greene, surprised him on Thursdsy evening
with cluster diamond ring, valued at 800. The
presentation was mado by Hugh J. Gilmore,
, 1864-11-19

LAncEsx.-William Lewis was, on Thursday, de-
teetcd by the clerk at Wztghts Hotel in the act OF
carving of another mans satchel, containing
clothing and $500 In cash. He was pursued and
captured, and in the Police Court yesterday e.
anined and held to bail in the sum Of 800 10 ap-
pear at The Recorders Court for trial. In default
Of bail he WAS sent to jail.
, 1864-11-19

ConREcrloN.-We are requested by tho pro.
prtctor Of the Adams House to state that the rob
berry Of the diamond pin, mentioned In our yes
ter1ay tssue "a having occurred ut their house,
WIS not committed there, but upon the sleeping
civ. ~
, 1864-11-19

VARIETIES THEATRE,
y! Nos. lis and III Dearborn street.
Y n. acknowledgements Proprietor and Manager,
T. J.. FlT[H, Acting 8tuya
, 1864-11-19

WANTED-Parties who have
w.. Substitutes to dispose OF. to know that thoy
can always pEpcu1e tho highest price for theu aud
by applying st 81 Dearborn street. -~''
, 1864-11-19

a NEW FRUIT EsTAbI1snNEST.-lt VIII be graf
flying to all lovers Of good fruit to learn that Geo.
D. Davis, the veteran strawberry grower, who Is
doing business in the basement Of No, %
with an immense etock Of tho choicest applcs,
Rhode Island Grccnings, Roxbury Russetts. Bald.
wins: spitzcnhergs, etc, and superb grapes put np
and other smau fruits. Families desirtns grapes
for jcles or preserves, the best apples for tble
1ss, VII do & EEL 70 giye Nj. Davie heir orders.
Of Ml1ler's New Block, southeast corner OF Ran
dolph and Clark streets, about New Years, and
bis long experience as fruit grower Is sufl-
Gent warrant for The excellence Of his stock,
fire him A call -
, 1864-11-19

FOE .ts,S SALE-steam Yss[; IS Engine. a
Lo,aa secondhand e Ensine and Boiler. ten to nfean
Il o.. Fafa
, 1864-11-19

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