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, 1864-12-18
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HfX1NE+a fhT'fNGH&YK ls0NEHRT3.-I6A
well Known Gottschalk, accompanied by Miss
SItnons acantatrIce new 10 thc West, Morel1f anil
Doehler, under Tie lead Of Muzio, have given i've
cnncsrts durir,f, fha week-a Grand nnefins nf lie
,srw Music Ilal7 and the farewefi ~ GotfschnfF
9hc conccrts were we'll attended on Tondsy
az ss r.
equal to that expected, md thcir honscs we:e the
udve operate cgnccrts Wo9ld At any time be well
patronfzed in Chicago. We have not sufficient
nightly, and the thing Ia too monotonou1 to draw
the solnc audience each evening.
NsESwn h sas 5as gssR bs Rse s' H.
1andns in he Dead Heart, piece In which he
sensational sen pese. of esuree. but aSnndant il ncl
dent, rich ii character and effective In deuoue-
ment ii is not open to the objection usually attach
Ing to sensations, 1tts combination Of dramatic
btilliancies.
the building fund Of thaNew French Church about
70 be erected tn Chicago has been very well at-
'c1%S@i Tn3 1rMtt ciosf t, On MunaaS o-,,
of Ten Ni5hts in = Far Rnom hes drntrn rrowdad
houscs throughout The weak, which fact, consider.
log tho character ot the piece 10 highly creitsble
o INC aStoiSi IN aaeSuag nex1 aa9asaf asMaa!sy
ce ~ nens. ~ ~ ~ ~"
n Mses o. Siaosot: a ~ nta9sey defefsGs @ crowd
A; AeAn1aT Or MUsIo1 M,nstfsls hare hsen
WEI IRaetunl.ea GH!anE tae HeeH, aasaag 9aa aa
excellent @ entertainment Ihs programme 1oT tae
efoef. On fliday ne1t Leon mkee oeneat-set
a tSotr stR otnn ,atnsaa ts rs
afb1c iii he rStyen ne4t safnrsv when e
iitie 9net can agn'n eee anu hsten 70 merry JOKES
ana z. Jose1s. .no..,.,,..,n1 No.. ,,,,..
ton. ne hsor1te ethiopian a,iincator, gsvo az eE.
.'3 i os AZ 1in ncM - m s H.
iner tho nirht shoof vii; the .hontn or n,errtmsnt
al Ii Ind nGrcr done bnforc Thc Eonpc is nu cx.
cellcnt one, and appeared Will, we'll effected pro-
gTamue. They SHIRT for Aurora on Monday.
VAn1Er1Es-Ihe Varieties have presented very
attrnciiYc bill to 1ItcraIiY oyethovlnr houses
M'dlic Br3cnolI, Emma Marsh, 7. G. RIGGS and =
hoat Of other stars' have appeared and fully sus-
fnfned the reputation OF the house.
PullHAnuoN1cLThe ncxtconcert Of the present
season viii Be given in MetropolftanIIallo on the sth
| ofthts month One of the best American son.-
stresses is engaged for the occasion, young and
1D.r%if,,1 ha
, 1864-12-18
Milwaukee Market.
Especial Dispatch TO the Chicago Tribune

M1LwAuk11. Saturday, Dec II, 1sd4.
FItun-Dutl and NOMINAL
GaA1a-WAeas dull and 1@:c lower; sales on
'Chsngs Of 5000 bu 1t s1.7s4al la for MOL Corn
Sales SO bu ehelled At $1os track Oats1oeo bu.
buyers option GO days. n Csc In atere.
Pnov1BIoHs-Dul! aud lower. Sales so br1s Nex.
Pork st 80 %, January delivery.
DRrs8Ep uoas-Declinea &c. and sold ut $ls.oot7
1875, averaging 20 ns. This p further decline
WAS estaDllsned account OF lls mild weather, and
a1l.tO WA oil offered to arrive.
L1vA Hoas-Quict, Sales Of &c. averaging 10 NJ, at
sn
, 1864-12-18

Saturday, auotheF-tot OF live Aad dres ssd hogs,
amounting to over sixty thousand dollArs morn:
Such hets-and Mey arg but itemsIshov thas ts!s
wealthttst buyesH,- and hints at tho 1mmonse
amount ot property that IL daily brought hither by
tho character and capital Of ouS enterprtsing bus.
nfR4 tnnn.
, 1864-12-18
auetiot1 Sales. =

AT AUCTION.
. At our s.lesroom,, u. Is and ss psa'boFn street,
Commencing On TUESDAY EVENING, Dec. 10Th: It
O'clock and cont1nuina the next day iae essof% ns
aboyu goods eytf ohtEtH 1t Aacton IN taA 1iJs eo1
listing III part ot vcry dno
PARiAN STATUETTB AND GROUPS,
Viz: Milton, porelhra, Unicorn and Lion HIoap %
rrr4eI1 Spftng, EFeeG Blayea. America, Faitd sna
fpno. Bachu1. Paul and Virginia. Group Caff1eHs
Ehskspearo. butts. Vnses. Figures. &C.
FANCY CHINA.
Gold Bapd Tea Sets, II pieces; Toilet setf9 rieces
Noth Cups and 6auser1, Smoking Sekns 4hk etaaaa'
Eard RECEIVERS, Cigar Stands. ColoEuss.
FRENCH AND BOHEMIAN WAKE.
carnh and Tumbefx. Cyystal aud Ruby Cut ana ho-
Tfnycd Uecantcls Gob!eie ant Wlnes. yeSy n19 ~ al
{ioue Toilet Sets, Medallion $40 landscape s.ses'
Card Stands, Smoking Sets, Iqnor SetH Mln1 ssshss
COLONIES IN beautiful colo1s, ktu*can Vsses'
ExTKI FINE sILvEfx.PLATED WARE.
Csse and Card Buckets, cAstors, with 1nn e4tttta.
Ssits, Coree urn. elegant Tea Sets. pts: Aq9os
Castor, with bottcs ant go9lets, Butter Olsnes cs
sayess ~ eSle 5as 1sa xsr ana co. oe
Ivory md tSiIycF-Handled Tsh1e cutlery. Spoons
The RQqd3 OF the richrEt and hntst hna
OF tho best quality. tn above copt!se9 ent SINAI!
part Of the assortment to be sold oclas nposstpe
10 part1culartxe. The Eoot1 Will % wtTtny tns ~
roods cs 10 be as.msnsd % lie day Of sale. Every
tice viii be sold without regard 70 cost aams oe'nR
te1sbsS36 Ct Aucttuneera.
, 1864-12-18
A Card.

Tho COMMITTEES Of the Freedmen'a Fair aeknow.
1edre, with many thanks, 4 cash donatou nom
Dixon, III, OF ef4 20 together With box Of cloth
Ing; also IN Offering iron the young lsdies Of
Esccport H., to The Fair. Fer all such donations
We are truly grateful -.
, 1864-12-18
Qbifaao @rtbnrte.
SUNDAY. DECEMBER 1s. 1864.
THE CITY.


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THE iFTV
1AD o1A L. :
- n..--
boL1oNs oAHhHf'-la1ee!s !c1 LOT mcmocs1
Of this battery beforo hyc o'clock on Monday cvo-
ming with Mr.. Kennedy n Adam Murr,v'e. M.
n iSesfhnrn will hn fnrrSn5e1 = ''~
= -~N--'
C1RcurT cooRT.-1n the case OF Luther "a In
uefs io1 olsoFce, doage WtlllaHseaeaoeo toat
esne1t1 eouio nor DC SCI mp II an ans"ef LOT INC
a4eeauon oi adnltetf. >.
x,o-,,<,<- -c.,,o---7,,,,, .r,sm,s.
- .sae w. =. pa.,om.s ~" s..r,as AZ"
ao LII, -. D 80 e,,ea,a ' n.s W
on POCKET etpedlaoo, ana u1eo 70 xnAke h19l
,on three tepafate OCCASIONS, hut was unsuccessful
.Omcef Ferry s1w md arrested him.
SHALL Poxs-Wc are informed that Ibis loath-
rome End much dreaded disease IL araIn On tho
x...... :, rbg,.,n En... -. - .ss.o,+ 49,.
.s..t - - ~ Mg. ats ~ psssat aooas
Soinr Wa1S md = fcV c.ses II r.mr nnn"ia, arc
ooAoG "oa's IL" Ao" eA'es n ~a"f u"uSAs'
Oua NA11oae CAfTAtN" - tae name OF now
song and chorus by ]. Edward Hayuos, author Of
"AIl hail to Ulysses,H &C., adyeft3sed In another
column by Root l. Cady. this u diguided ccua-
ehsrsctcr Il to b. slways interrstinc.
-. 7...
- 1EN1u WAND uHAI1'-Alc c1u1ens OF tne Ient1
ward interested IN allins am qnon arc requested
70 mesE 2! ~ Englne Aonss eo5ncf OF MAsn1ng-
III AAu SaaHtyu SAteha> W aaoAa1t otoAAA6s LUZ
, 1864-12-18

DR.. BfEeiow.-lti ID scarcely neeesssry to IN
II prepared to tcat nl diseases Of the se1na1 or
gans, and those of 4 chronic nature. 10 tswell
muss successful phyaicians on tho continent, aud
ns being unsurpassed in his know II Of that
special Glass Of Diseases to which b. Is levoted
h1s almost Exclusive attention. He IL 1ong1y en-
dotsed aud warmly recommended by I,any Of the
1rst families II the. city, me.nbers !" which haT.
BY him been restored 70 health and u when all
Other agencies had tailed to produa ren nmel!o-
rative symptoms. his rooms arc spasate for
tad,cs and gentlemen. Send for Ills guide to
health. pnelfdhed monthly. ffee ofehatge.
, 1864-12-18

Nxw YoRk. Saturday. Dec. II.
MoNxy-EAty and steady at Cos.
ETKRIIxa E1cuAN1x-1lBE.
Eolp-Hcary and decidedly lower, opening II 81,
declining to - .nd closing at 2H. Total exports Of
sps cle to-day $Slf,00-
Gov1HsAtNT s1oeKs-Aloro active and sha!c
MfMer,
, 1864-12-18

.~ Diseases Of the Nervous, Seminal. Urinary
and Sexual Systems. New "a reliable treatment
in reports Of tho Howard Association. Sent by
UnAl in sealed letter envelopes ttea Of charge. Ad-
drets Dr.. J. Skt11on HouEhton, Howard AAeoeia-
ton, no. South Ninth street. Philadelphia, ra.
rArAa
, 1864-12-18

HEaaHw RE1IEF Assoc1Ar1oz.-The nth an
- nual Report Of the United Hebrew Relief Associ.
alton Ia just puhlishcd 1t shows highly crafty
ing condition, and large expenditure in labors
Of lore. lhe Association comprises tho members
soeiedee. Wenotioo the following items;
Receipts rom Banquet and Ball in March s, ,s,34 ~
81 pfeseeds q 4 dS; R:i;si funa 1s - p
Tia fo3loWing relief has been granted: cash in
one hnndrcd and thirty -four casea, $9oo; medical
treatment oae case; fls md gEs6sa'seas s1so; ~.
rsssa fs: Gescy Hospinl, fous eases, $1oa;
safcS}n9 Win siek, eight cases, ~; dons; six'
Ecp cases, Isn eight esses s;tee eeaFS s!9-
ri. Tnoa a9f0: stove, go Is: railroad hcfsts. in
NEE ,csses. abont $t2 boos and saoess aont -
4ses; aiding IN business: 80; st1angcss' e'oS>
Hlto thirty cords Of wood.
Ths nnSsu,itteo recommend The imnedia pnf.
ehaae 81 Iot on which suitable hospital anal oe
eTcctcd - soon n tho funds can bo ohfaaneo' ''i
, 1864-12-18

On THURSDAY and FRIDAY Eveatrgs, Dec ?? aud
2s st O'clock nt <alesroans. ,36 q Dearborn
collection Of ABOUT 20 Paintings. especially attract
I've to lovers Of the Fine Arts. and courfItng come
ne original Paintings besides many superb copies Of
well known European and Americsn artists. Part Of
YORK ma sold or &c account of ths artists soma Of
whith arc ycry choice and yaluable Also. "a
r1ety Of very chotce Ahnt Pictures painted By some
OF tbe bttt artists OF Europe. Among the collection
will BE- found some tine pictures from tue stuaios OF
Schroeder, Van Ness MyerhcIn, SomerE, ". Parker,
Enklfhart, ana II. L. Spepctr.
Ihey arc ali mounted In Inch Gilt Francs, OF Bel
Etum and Dusseldorf Patterns
Frames and FnlntinRH will be Sold ToGcthcr.
The Paintings Will be on exhibition on MTpesdsy. M
egnecs design closing out the entire stock without
serve. The public are respectfully invited 10 call aud
deiG bi!s-st GILBERT l. SAMPSON, Auct's.
, 1864-12-18

~ Paper Hane1nga, Painting, Calcimining
and Glazing. at +. 4. Rigby's, 80 Randolph street
, 1864-12-18

LIST Ward, <25. ad-$10. 8d-N. Ianeaaser,
RcsH Of g9d from tss Iasho wight 20;
Wheeler, go; minor donations, hi. abby
1lrs. Wheeler, 80; By Mrs. Williams, $40. 9th
*s ss1s Te comsc .Ssne Sasiaess drns r.
ported ths following donations: I. s. serbner& d
e. t,ne set new srie: ~; Faat Cock re.gsy
sl6 t Mesfis eioyes IS eees Sa o'sad f.
e. Sssd gssss sssss uSS S.t. g ao5ses. 5ssas
various Arms were also reported which have not
s; As asy a sh6 Dgas,, Id ,ss ~ss
S.n ssna n Tho 'feessa EFsts Reginaaf n vee1s
g to 10 o. sss
ta.ts "a j .asass ee rendered % col sssss 81
introduced, and maae some interesting remarks 70
II ennessss afs b aia ,S n
on sse fs a9a aHis aa g.
bsaye7 within Ill lnowiedss, Dc time sdmltted
OF hfs giving hut ono. When Fosrnst
two m9nths months @ sinsn @esptased Athcns, several hun
| ess into hts hands Undcra strong guard they
were 1t once started eouth. Ten days after num.
hour with their families reported for duty, e1.
pressing The hope that no mofe surrcndess viii be
made, 1inee they would rather die dghdnk than
pasa n prisoners Into the hands Of The tfnisors
They had subsisted for many days on dry corn,
ran ftom under galllng nrc from The guard, and
Bono Of them ew1m two F1scfs.. Hi. Perkins coz
clnded BY saying - that t.ke them Ill together,
they arc the most 1oyal, efficient md selfsacri1c
Ing people Of our land, therefore they are ths
Lorde poor, md In aiding them He will bo honor
The iadiss Of Ottawa will have booth in tn.
! falr ind Mr. Perkins has given ono-haf OF all III.
receipts qH his paper for two months for tho SAINT
! object : = '=-@st.
'HxAvr SALES or noas.-DnrtnE the pork sea
son lAat year 1t WAS our province to nouca
rnany OF tho neavy .sates Of 1--we End dressed hogs
provisions, &C., then being made In tho market
prominent among which weru several single salel
Of MY thousand dollars, each laaia to ths trad.
bJ The commission house :of Sherman. Hall
Pope, No. 81 South Water strest: These ,uess
then considered expressive dc4tca; but today. ",
| ch1unicle their still greater achievements: " hi
does 1t not 1pea1 for this '1tEa and: this market
i WHEN wo write that Messr1. g., T. =. sold to on
hogs, worth stx1y thousand dollars, and again, o.
, 1864-12-18

'hons, be su.e 70 OBTAIN tho genutns. Bold by all
dealers In Medicine, a. 55 centa box.
deeSh .6l1. .1mk1cs. .th8. .&sat.
, 1864-12-18
LOCAL MATTERS.

Go to the Best.-Go to Dsyant & S1atton's
Chicago Commercial College TO get thorough,
practical business education. or to become good
for circulars, BnTAs1 3 SrRArTox, Chicago, III.
/" Christmas or New Yenr,a Pre-.
scntk-WuEELER i WILSON'S SEWING MA
CHINE, a valuable and appropriate testimonial of
. A Father to hfa Daughter;
a Son to his Mother;
4 Husband to his Wife:
a Brother to his Sister. ~
This gift is profitable and available lifetime.
An annual dividend Of 100 to 500 per cent ION Its
coet) may be obtainsd in usc By III possessor.
Geo. K. Chittcndcn d Koou, General Agents for
Illinois, Wieconsln, Iowa, Minnesota and North
Indiana, 10B Lake street. , dcc1&.bzsB-to ja1
, 1864-12-18

TOR SALEtrA valuable Hotel
i Property The Harry Hou.e. slsuated betWeen
fhe Illinois Central and CHICAGO aud Roc A!and Rail-
road Derota aud Steamboat Landing of he ciy ofI
cEt suitable for saloon billiard 1os1s, thirty
three lodging rooms, With couanodious alning room,
nient kitchen, 10 which Of Rexor best kitchen
ranges lArEe hAth roc1. &c. &C. The house il sur-
njed with rood pure W8ttr IRON pns1llng spttpE.
which be distributed 70 al parts Of the hause ID
ehcrt the hor6e supplied with most of the modern
conyeneuce9 necessary tor hEst class hctel Wilibe
sold uish or without &he fufnitzre The decease ot
Mr Hardy tenaels the sa,e necessary, and It Will be
eo1n on destEabfe te1Ent.t.
FtT fnrther particular tnqufrt Of Hr7- HARDY. On
the rrtuaist1, 4. .CAlPBELl., Of f4aale, EPRtTAECH
PRESTON d CO ChlcAeo.oE JNO B. PRESTON, st.
L0u2A. JN0. B. PRESTON, TRUSTEE
Lass11e. Dec, ). 1854 dit x30i ~
, 1864-12-18
1eal Estate==UDu1tttp.

FOR SALE-Farm. Of lao acres
10 ul}es west Of Joliet 4 Of mile esst OF Alaoo.
4 Station On TIC Chicago 1sand Railroad. u
uuIjes fro car vi market uousc 2x30, stlbls, young
neaIina orehard, praT1, cherries, qeineea peaShss
sad ffr.ber The farm. VIII ba told tor 1!m D. K
Pt:ARN Ns, lis Randolph street. Boz 34o7.
, 1864-12-18

nEAyr RonuEar.-s. Whttcomb, Of Champaign
county. came Into the city On Saturday evening On
the nliEofs Central Railroad. and. while getting
OF the train In the depot had his pockets picked
OF e 6o0- No clue to the thief could be obiained
, 1864-12-18

TEE cENE1EHr QuARRE1--Miehae} Scanlan,
Center Of the Chlcaso FcnIan Circle whose arrest,
On a charge Of dfsorderly conduct in tho calvcry
Cemetery, we hare previously mentioned. has been
viii bo heard In tho once Of Justice Mcdonnell
this Monday morning. -
, 1864-12-18

CHRlstkAs JKwu.nr.-Among the candidates
Tor popular fsor during tho approaching holidays,
are Aess1s. Giles Brothers, old md well known
dealers in watches and jcwclEy. precious stones,
md silver war;. No. IA Lake street Thcse gen
femcn stand exce1lenty we'll In tho estimation OF
purchasers, as VIC have rcason to know, and u tho
ani1y tcs.idrs. A large humber Of Ito watches
1lat hare been purchased for presentation during
The year lss been obtained at this establishment
fact That speak1 volumes for tho excellence OF thu
goods and the good tsste Of tho donors. They
favo rsccny added largely 10 thelr stock In every
department, and are nos In condition 70 eupply
'the demands which / discriminating public viii
mzkp npon them. Tho holidays arc approaching,
ard The ciats Of Eoodt, the sale OF which they
make especially. will be much sought after. We
better advantage .han at tho establishment ol
Giles HfnfbefH Co.
, 1864-12-18

BKRxAN Soc1ETT.-Thc fourth anniversary OF
the Berean Society Of the University Of Chicago
will be held on Tuesday evening nsxt In the
chapel of the University. The prominent featuee
Of the exercises will be a debate on the question,
"Can War be 5ustincd on tho Principles Of the
Christian Rcligions1
, 1864-12-18

=" ANTED-5O Painters wanted
xy,: Steady emplo5mept VIM be styen to my
piycn board The ST. Louis aud Keokuk Wharf Boat
c1trsy, H. Wages $.-75 per day:
, 1864-12-18

Cook COUNTY BousT1rs.-The following boun-
ties havc been paid to recruits credited to this
county during the year ending December 17th,
1854:
S911 men at..........-.......$100 each.
1s15 men at.......,. ........ 800 each,
Inst week men at.....-............ 100 each.
, 1864-12-18

-Acc1pxxr.:A wagon load Of barrels, the prop
crty Of Brent Reed, coopers, eame down into
the street. with run on Saturday, whtlo passing
along Clark street. The driver, John Huston, fell
among The barrels, aus1ainlng serere injury. He
frra I'll
, 1864-12-18
H1HantRn><a gents.

'WANTED--Agents-9 to $3.50
Agents wanted to setl seutng aashdoes; =, NC We
will giye / comn,tsattp on all mAchfnts eoos o. s
pioy agents ho viii work t.r tbs aboy1 ~a$ts ~ sno
netInft biich - aet6-h@96 g.
, 1864-12-18

BoLroNE BAr1EnT.-rnrcels LETT tor members
OF this battery before i've o'clock on Monday cro-
Ming with Nj. Kennedy, At Adam Murrays, No.
IS Dearborn, will be forwarded.
, 1864-12-18

An O1snn PEAEL--,Un Monday evening last, 4
gentleman and two ladies' called At Ambrose &
Jacksont restaurant, md took oystsrs on the
shell. One Of the 1adies picked pearl, about the
rfxe OF pea, from enc Of her bfya1yes which w1s
pronounced By a Lake street jeweller to be worth
3ls0. Mo.al-buy your oysters in the she'll.
, 1864-12-18

w ANTED-Si Situation A re-
w tp*ctan1e German lady twtdou, Htshea att
she can hcf1e generally useful. Adaress Poss
Once Box 1f6S Chicago del6 oafj1<
, 1864-12-18

TOR. SALE-First-class Resi-
L denccs:
on MICHIGAN KvFEuEHouae and Lot, fssmp;
House *pd LQk, 10000; Hoslse and Lot. $6QfU
or WABASH AEEkUE- Rouse and Lot HSeno
snd Ioi tcf tisNo; Hcnse ind Lot, SiSooS A''<
ALSO Let en MIchE N avenue 30 teet feel. .ccr
per OF Harrison street. A. ]. AvEUHLL.
.deaas41N
, 1864-12-18

Tuaoxa 9uT.-An American Exprcss wagon on
turning tho corner Of Clark and Randolph streets
late on Saturday night was by the casclessness OF
the driver, carried over the curbstone, and the
sudden change Of b2se. threw ont man who wns
riding In charge Of somc goods. uc pitched on
his head and tsns cut Eercrely.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-11-10

The activity of demand Is much redue.
ed. Dealers prefer small dealings, and are
evidently afraid of overstocking them.
selves with goods at what are still higher
prices, though lower than they have been.
Several mills have stopped working, and
production is very much eurtailed-
There is no further change in the price
OF prints which are in fair demand.
with rapidly diminishing stock, so
that goods seem likely to be scarce. Brown
and bleached shirtings and sheetings are
in moderate supply, with a fair demand
and steady prices. Canton hannels are
active. Dsnims slow of sale, but in limit
ed supply. Woolen goods are more active.
Delains are wanted and low in stock.
Fancy cassimeres are very active at un-
changed prices. Scotch plaids are the fa-
vorites. Beavers are active. Ginghams
quiet. Satinets still dull. BrcadcloJhs
steady and in request. Blankets active
ClOaking are firm and active. Tweedz
more called for. Flannels very ready Ol
sale. The shawl trade is hardly so active.
New and desirable styles are the only de-
scriptions wanted. Foreign goods are de-
cidedly more active as regardsstaple goods,
WHICH, diS soliuB ab IoOuCblou- 1ulpOt-
ters seem willing to reduce their stocks.
They have been freely selling at auction
and prices are acceptable to the trade
British dress goods are getting scarce. Al
pacss and Coburgs are much wanted. Say
onY dress goods also sell more freely.
Low and medium goods sell readily.
The more costly fabrics are dull Staple
silks, mostly blacks, are selling in small
quantities; prices steady. The President
ial election excitement this week prevents
any great activity, if other circumstances
were favorable. Next week we may be
able TO report more active state of the
markeg as the business transacted this fall
il but small fractional part of the usual
amount. Prices are considered 70 have
seen their lowest this season, as gold is
higher and stocks are low, while the usual
demand is unsatisfed.-Net0 York Itde-
pendent Nov. 3.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-11-10

Wild stoor Chasa by the Soldiers.
A correspondent of the Cincinnati Ga
zette, writing from Beverly, West Virginia'
October %, says:
About noon to-day quite lively ser sa-
tion was caused among the "bOys" of the
9Th Ohio cavalry, by wild deer which
had been hotly pursued by the hounds
making a dash through the camp. Un-
fortunately for aim he was shown no bet
ter quarter here. No sooner was the
alarm "wild deer in the camp" given, than
there was q general skedaddle for our car
bines. All were eager for the chase. The
young buck made his escape through the
camp, bounded up the hillside nesr by, and
took his position inside the line of fortiA-
cations, under cluster of bushes. By
this time there were more than 8 hundred
of the sboys" in pursuit, and line of
skirmishers surrounded him. Just at this
time q large red fox, being frightened from
mis- repose, emerged through the bushes,
and on trying to make his fight through
the lines was shot dead by one of the
skirmishers.
Our lines now cautiously advanced, and
soon the position of the enemy was dis
covered. Heavy skirmishing now began,
and the young buck was driven from MS
position. But making daring charge, he
cut his way out unhsrmed, although under
CALLING fire and prOdigiOus yells from his
pursuers. A grand chase now took place
-pelI, nell, through bushes and briers,
over logs and brush, still keeping up the
Are, but without effect. Meanwhile our
fankers had made good use of their time,
and cut of his retreat, and well directed
shot from Burnside rife brought him TO
the ground. Seeing our victory complete,
cheers of triumph echoed along the lines.
The deer was thrown across q horse, and
the yankee" hunters returned to camp.
And though sorTowful the fate, sndl amen
table the defeat of the daring young buck,
yet We think far Soorse and more LaDlepa-
ia bic will be the fate and defeat of the
Old -Buttcrnut- Y Vallandigham- Peace
at-any- -price-party, which the well direct
ed aim of the Yankee soldiers" and the
loyal people of the North viii inflet up
on their devoted" heads on the sth of
November next.