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A Scouts Exploit.
l letter from Port Hudson sazs:

"A iSttoi uo'h oft lluusOH says ..
"One OF our scouts, Phlibrick, of the Sd
Massachusetts Cavalry, recently rode out alone
within the enemy's line, and captured a rebel
colonel, With IN audapity that deserves espec.
ial notice. Colonel Bradford was yisitiug his
affisuced, at a plantation house four miles
from Jackeon, where be supposed himself en-.
tirely safe; for the rebel p'ckets were within
call. Phillbrick, laic at night, stole into ,bc
negro quarters, and learned from the slaves
who are always our friends, all that bo wish
ed to know. Quietly fastening his horse, he
crept 10 the front door, burst il open, and pis
tol 10 hand, astonisbed the assembled party
with the eight of Union soldier on the ram
page The Scout thundered cut his orders Ia
an imaginsry company, through the back win
dow, kicked over the whist table, smashing the
goblets, and bottle of Widow Clicquot,' tha,
bad probably paid recent duty at Baton
Rouge, dsarmed the Colonel, and took both
him ard his servant prisoners, mounted them
on their own horses, and brought them off
amid tho tears and lamentations of tie aft
anced and her friends. Through by-roads the
uplucky colonel was brought safely to camp,
aud is now on his way to Virginia with let
ter Of of introduction to Gen. Butler. The
prisoner nearly ground up a set Of natural
teeth, when he learned that his capture had
been effected by a single soldier, armed no
better than himself" rs
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GEN. GRANTS RECEPTION AT WASHING.
ToS.--Lieut. Gen. Grant, accom- panied by
his SOD, and Gen. Rawlings and Col. Com
stock OF his staff, arrived at Washington on
Tuesday evening While quietly taking his
dinner ut his hotel, gentleman arose and an
nouncoj 10 the four br fve hundred guests
who were at the tables. thatthey had among
them the hero Of Vicksbdrg, vhereupon the
diners all rose to their feet and enthusiastically
welcomed tho hero with shouts and waving
OF banlkerchiefs. About quarter 10 10
Gen. Grant, accompanied by several military
friends, visited the White House, The Presi
dent at the time announced, and was evident.
ly embarrassed. The President being made
aware Of Gen. Giants presence, approached
and shook him by the hand. The meeting
was mutually cordial. Gen. Grant was tho
grand feature at the reception. Upon his
entrance into the East Room ho has received
with thunder Of applause by tho crowd
there. Afterwards, with the Secretary OF
War on the other, he received the congrat.
ulations Of tho multitude. Nothing of tho
kind has ever before been witnessed at the
White House. After shaking hands with
everybody, a Ia President, Gen. Grant escor
ed Mr.. Lincoln around the cast room and re.
tired. The modesty Of the hero Of 27 battles
was the subject Of general comment. Ar
rangenonts were made 10 sereuade Gen
Grant, but be had not returned to Lis hotel
At half past IL O'clock. In the City Council
resolutions were unanimously passed tender
ing to Gen. Grant c,rIial welcome and tho
hospitaIities aud freedom Of the city. The
resolutions are to be suitably engraved and
presented 10 tie General on his arrival by q
committee, composed Of the Mayor aud two
members Of each branch Of the Council.
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a4r a LAWYER built him an Office 10 tl

GE A lawyer built him an Office iin tho
form Of hexagon, or six square. The novel;
ty Of the structure attracted the attention Of
some Irshmen who were passing by; they
made a full stop, and viewed the luilding
very critically. The lawyer disgusted at their
curiosity lifted up he window, put his head
out, and addressed them: "Whst do you
stand there for, like pack Of blockbcads, gag.
ing at my office; do you take it for church r.
ajax" answered one Of them, "I was think.
ing 30 Til saw tho devil poke his head out
of the windyp' The window went down With
a violent slam, and the lawyer disappeared.
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The fvlowi, official Information a. TO bow
credits will be made under the 500, 900 caF
is published in the New York papers
as coming FROM Prosost Marshal General
Fry: f..
4. With al men enlisted from the s,h q
July, 1853, to Mach 8, 1864.
2. With all the drafted men who have re-
spondcd in person.
8. With sII tho substitutes furnished by
drafted men; and ~ sf.sfsai n'.
4. With all the drafted men who h,vc paid
the 5000 Communication fee. fs
Col. Fry has already credited each district
with all these several classes up to the lst
day Of February, and has arranged for the
credits to be carfied forward 10 The day Of tho
the Jraft-MalcL 10. sInf ~
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Gen. Rosecrans Issued special order 70.
quiriug all persons attending religious conven..
tious, assemblies, synods, conferences and 9th
er convocatious held in his department, must
take tho most stringent oath of allegiance, and
any violation Of this order will subject the as,
sembsgo 10 dispersion by any Provost Mar
shaI.
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Tbe Mempbis Arru, claims a triumph ,

TIC MeuIPuIs H'gus C'"IuIs UIuI'P" ~
their recent election OF what II calls National
Union Conservative ticket, in opposition 10
that supported by the Bulletin, al Known as
tho Uncouditionsl Union ticket. The Argus
claims the election of Sheriff, Clerk of Crimi.
nal Court, Coualy Clerk, County Register and
Trustee, two Of the magistrates, ani ono Of
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+ ANDS FOR SALE.

.sksEK Sec "a Ransom, so choice Iaad well
umberrd nd wstered f's-
WKsWz section 10 Woodbridge so acres. Abont
20 acres cleared Log House. good land, well ,mbcred
watered. ~
WIS x section 10 camsria 50 acres. About rs
acres choice White wood and Oak tber about rs acres
tamarack, balance, open marsh rsf 'f.
Lots a. s IS and 7s rowlers Addition Hjisdae. Title
ndisputable TKRxs-sbout one third down, Balance
time to accommodate the purchaser. "a.
DANIEL e.. PRATT.
HI sdsie, Nov. IL, 1893. F.ftf
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y. T.. MILLARD. Md.

YSICIAN d SURGEON.
rT- Office with T. f. Dibcll, Standard Building-4gs
will attend all calls in his profession. Residence
ner McCollum and Manning Streets. Ilillsdale Mich
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Austin B. Williams, born at Exeter, N. II
aud for tbs last l2 years employed as print
er upon tho New York Times, diel st New
York, on Sunday, at the age Of 81. Mr.. W.
weighed 42O pouLds, required IL yards OF
broadcloth for suit OF clothes. never wore an
oycrcoat, mover used tobacco or ardent spirits.
and was a stranger 10 many vices that men,
aiucs Adams fail, have been addicted to.
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The Southern papers complain that the val
ue Of their currency is being destroyed BY the
circulation, at the South, Of greeub,ck. II
efforts I, suppress their circulation have been
uuavaiIipQ. NeH
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Coated Pills on my eldest daughter. For three years she
has been affected with bilious derangement OF the
en- sal in pa I'M her health Will has hcen steadily
aing during that period. when in New York in April
last, friend advised to ties. your Pills Having the
fullest confidence In the judgement of friend obtain
ed supply Of Mcssrs Barnes Park, Druggts Park Row
New York On returning home ceased all oh5r treat
ment md administered your Pills. each night The
in her feelings complexion digestion, etc,
surprised ALL rapid and p9rmanent restoration 10
health has boen the result We used less than five boxes
and consider {, entirely well. consider the above
Just tribute vRvas Ply siean. and trusi II win bee the
Of indncine may 10 adopt your Pills as their fani
I medicine. =
remain, dear sir, with many hanks,
:. G. MORRISON
For sale by Mott & BRO. and French Parsons, Hills
dial q, arS1i, ruggists la the tountry. mari
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DIR. II. M. WARREN.

HOMG PAT HIC PHYSICIAN,
oFrfcE IN conME.cTAL BLOCK VAN NESS &TkRSER's
STORE JoSgsvILLE, MicH. Refer "a 4. ". Iale, NJ. D..
and Faculty Hahnemann Medical Coll sc, Chicago.
tY All calls TO HilsdaIe vicinity, by telegraph or
otherwise, will be- promptly attended to.
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WALDRoN HOUSE HILLsDALE.

\. GKAI d UOOk, Propiietors
This house has tcy been ned Is central 10 business
large and commodious and oilers fist class aceommoda
tions to the travelling public.
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GE O l. d r r { NJ = s .@T
IL THE RIGHT rAaCE.
he riCk's sugar Dated Pills.
EyUE BEST FAMI-

Il Nl1E DESI J. a MI
~ I.Y CATIlARTIC in the
world, used twenty years by
tive millions of persons annual-
ly, always gives satisfaction:
contains nothing Injurious;
patronized by the principle
Physicians and surgeons n the
Union; elegantly coated with
sugar.
large boxes 2j cent?: 1--WE
boxes for 1ne dollar. Full di
reciiNns with each box.
TALLAHAssEE, LEON Co., ,
Florida. July II, 1850. s
To DR. iIerrick, Albany. n.
y Nv near Eoctor;-l write
if.sta inform you of the Won
derful effect Of yoEr Sugar
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CLEMENT e. WEAVE

sasf CLEMENT e. WEAVER
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW 4
Solicitor in Cbaueory and Notary Public. The only
LICENSED WAR CLAIM AGENT
In Hudson Pensions Bounty Money and Back Pay pro-
curod at LEGAL RATES.
t9r Office in Doies' Block, Cor of Man& Church SITS
sep24 .ev HUDSON, MICH.
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MITCHELL, WALDRON, Il co.
EXCHANGE AND BANKING OFFICE.
pfice In Bank building Hsdaie, Mich
@. r.M MITCHELL, wALDRoS, JOHN p. COOK
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II OTIS IN HILLSDALE FOR SALE
- en- ten years time, az from s2J 20 $50 esch, by
yB. WHEATON.
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FINGER RINGS.

Diamond Onyx and Pearl Coral SETS Enameled, Emerald
Opel, Garnet, Ruby, Plain Solid Gold, Ficodship and
Cluster Rings, Gents Bosom Pins, nice assortment of Odd
Fellows and Masoas Pins and Rings Gold Lockets, Nos.
to Q, all styles Watch KEYS Gold Hooks Fob Buckles,
Ladies Belt Buckles and Slides, Gold and Silver Thmbles
Gold Pens Superior Articles with God Silver and Rubber
Extension Gases. rl. -
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w. KEEPING UP APPEARANCES.
I. ANTICIPATING EVE


Very much misery to persons and families
is borrowed unnecessarily, because of the dc
termination of people to "kcep up appearan-
ces" they have no right to assume.
One Of the evil tendencies Of this age is for
men 10 be moro anxious to seem than to be,
to have the fair show rather than tho solid
substsata Of WORTH Lies luxuries Sro wel
enough for all who can afford them. No rea-
sopaLle man would object TO The wealthy
keeping good establishments, having servants
and carriages, and all the appeudsgesi Of rank
and station; il is right, very right, that this
should be so but ID is very absurd Of people
who cannot afford il apihg alI sbis; very alb
surd Of men who might live 10 great comfort
on their incomes, making themselves miscra
lie in trying to initiate the doings Of their
weal,hicr neighbors, and ye, how common s
tbisl Because Mr.. A drives a carriage.
Mr.. B., whose income is much Jess. and who
cannot afford TO do II must also have bic turn
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SILVER WdRE,
Narrated "PEyc Coin.
SPOONS

Table Dessert, Teas, Cream, sugas Salt and Eustard
Table Forks Pickle Forks, Batter Knyes, Fruit Knives
Napkin Rings and Nut rickeis.
Plated Ware Same style as Of Silver Ware
Warranted Full Tribe Plated, A No. |. B..
10
Plated Tea Sots Walters. Cake Basket Casters, Sugar
Baskets, Fancy Cups, Spo IN Holders.
.n.f %-aDS EsN 81
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Among which may be nund the foowin Articles. which
will be sold Cheap for Cash and every sfce warranted
represented,
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Regniators Calendars Marine 90 Hours, days and 80
days, Wooden and Iron Cases, with and without Alarms
from Al TO SO. Nico Tabe and Pocket Gallery radie Side
and Back Combs In Sets New Style Gold Plated, PEARL
Coral and Ivory. Watch work done At Short Notice
Z: s. wILMor, saesman and waicnusafcr.
Bilsdale, Dec ], 1868.
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GEO. Il. SMITH, NJ. ID,

PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON.
would respectfully his services TO the people Of Hills
dae and vicinity. Once Waldron Baldy's Banking
OGce. Rooms formerly occupied by DR.. Key.
aRFFEREycEs-Drs Read Ford Norwalk, Ohio; DR..
D. Kinsman, Circleville, Ohio; Ds Chas. McMillen,
sled Director 18th Army Corps; DR. WIN Peck. Sur
peon Goth o. V IL Dr. j. s. Ely. Surgeon 9Sth %. V. l.;
hr. d. u. Deredct, Surgeon 25,h o. VI.
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WATCHES.

Fine Gold. of Amercan ari SuGish MsnnacuFe, Plain
and Chrouomeicr, full Jew6lcd, Fine Silver, duplex.
Double timers and quarter seconds, keefg beth Meridian
and Railroad time Anch Levers Lepines and Cylinder
Sscapemcnts, Artillery Watches, ladies Gold Lever
Watches OF English, American aud Swiss MmuL cture.
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CHAINS

Gold and Silver Guard Chains Gold latin, Gold eck-
lace Ladies' Jewery in Sets Coral. nrk aud leat Emer
ald Hair Jcwelry, various St les Ladies Sleeve Buttons,
Revolving Paa
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ID. G.. FULLER.
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW
AND NOTARY PUBLIC. RANSOM CENTRE, MICn.
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MERCER Il WEAVER

ATTORNEYS, d SOLICITORS IN CHANCERY
and Notares Public. All legal business prompt atten
ded to. Office in Boies' Block, Maia st HUDSON, NJ
ANDREW O.. CLEMENT E.wRAvER
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j. II. WHEATON.

LAND AGENT AND NOTARY PUBLIC.
VIII attend TO the purchase and sale Of Real Estate
fecting OF Titles and payment OF Taxes. Particular at
teuon paid to the settlement of Tax Titles. Office
tho Court House. nov25'59 Hiiidae, Mich.
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G. M. WARRING,

DEALER IN
WATCHES, CLOCKS. SILVER AND PLATED
WARE, JEWELRY, dc.
waldrons Hotel Block No. 1-IIsdae, Mich. Jan. 63
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=. CHANDLER
NOTARY PUBLIC-AND COMMISSIONER OF
DEEDS FOR NEW YORK. 4"
Dce at United States Express Office. Hiilsdae, Mich.
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At
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1864-03-22

KNICKERBOCKER e. BARKER
ATTORNEYS AND COUNSELLORS AT LAW
and Solicitors in Chancery Office in Bostwcks Block
Corner Of Howell and McColum Streets Bisdae. Mich
GEO. A. KyIcKERBoCKER. CHAs. *. r1RxKR
, 1864-12-19
ALBANY CATTLE MARKET.
reported by Telegraph exclusively for the Chicago
Tnbune.]

Reported BY Telegraph exclusively for the Chicago
Tnbune.]
ALnANT, Saturday Evening. Dec. II.
CA77LR-The cattle market has not been az active
as yesterday. simply because there was not enough
stock lett 10 ulake up the requisite variety. Nearly
ali the good and extra cattle tn the yards bonght
early by the New Yorkera, md what were sa1s to-
day were chiefly ofineror quality. Prices. however,
were unchanged. The advaucels from $6.0o910D0
head according to qnaty and the aggregate ss1es In
d1cate IN improvement Of x@4c p n live weight.
There WINS but one fancy drove in the yards-ss Ken
tucky steers, averaging 1000 ns for which 10Hc was
offered and refused. Among the sales were sos lIlch
gan. ordinary to fair. In different lots, at 6K@14c-
averagc weight 1,ooo@ 100 na. Total Receipts were
$500.
sn1Kp~eheep are plenty, but mutton il high In New
York, which Circumstance, added TO the tact that
freight on khaep from Albany to New York has been
sd,A ced to 1900 Elng!e deck car. hns encouraged
speculation, and sent prices up &c n-tha range be-
Ing from 6G9kc. Receipts 5000 head, and nearly all
sold.
Hoos-uogssellQ quick at 1s91+kc. and fhncy heavy
at 13c. Receipts were 1880 head; shipped to New
York 100 head.
, 1864-12-19
Markets by Telegraph
NEW YORK MIDNIGHT DISPATCH.

Especial Dispatch TO the Western Fess.l
Sxw YoR6. Saturday evening, Dee. 17-ru'dnlxht.
THE var rs1z ,,o,.. GeorE.a end Tennessee caused
the market to open to-day Eeak alu io~s. LAG ''ie
cia1 announcement Of Thomas' complete fuccesa
caused ett further decline. The market was full Of
sellers. Government bonds were an exception. Gold
bearing bonds were in demand, and prices decidedly
stronger; 1oAos were rm at the closing prices ofycs
terday. Railroad bonds active. but rather weak;
Illinois Central. Michigan Southern, Reading and
Northwestern are weakcst, and Ft- Wayne and Pikta
burg nrm On the list. At the Petroleum board there
was more general activity; Hghsate wns In dcmand
at s11a; Excelsior sold at 15.e5G5s5 Titus at $500
and knlckerbocker at Soc.
The Gold market has suffered In consequence Of the
military news Of the dhy.
General market without change. Foreign Exchange
dull usual, on Saturday. Inscriptions to tho 90
loan to-dhy exceeded four miions two of The banks
took nearly two millions.
At Gsllaghert Evening Exchan.o-gold e.sX; MI.
c. 115 Erie 9ox; Hudson 116 Residing 116K; 81. c.
12sA II. s. IN; III c. 12sH; Pitsaurg 1o7k II. l..
ln6h; n. W. +iX; \. ". preferred Az; Ft. ". 1eSH
7. D. c. as4, Canton c64; Quicksilver e5k Maripos.
, 1864-12-19

s.1he funeral Of Capt CLAHE-of the Brig ]. s. Har-
Eey ~ho Tas frozen to deaf death ~ peg Gta or Lake on:
sonth Wells street. Tuesday afternoon 1t o'clock.
Friends are respectfully insted to attend. Aged II
yenrB.
(1:acine (WIs) papcrs please copy.l
In ti.ls city. Sunday morning, HELEN LOUISA,
wife ofAIr. John D. Dillon. aged . years.
Funeral tfom s. Jackson street. this <Monday) ST
teruoon At O'Clock.
In this city on Fridsy, Dnc 18th, at oc1aci p ",
ELEANOR MATILDA, wife Of Mr. John Blake,
htntef, aged 2S years. '..-
Er1cncs sre respecffe1r Invited attcnd the uue-
lfEcm her late Icsldercc corner L,sallc md M1d
Htn street,, to the Chicago and I'll WIukee depot.
IL. TO sehi.l Cemetery. this Sunday afternoon
Mt O'Clock.
In OconcmeHo or. Wis. Dec. 10th, OF dlphtherla.
N.mstns will be taken IS P!.shnrgh Tor tntcttnent.
, 1864-12-19
Boarding at the IS Re1t.ss
1.-z n.- te u


Editors Chicago Tribune:
In the report OF the Ladies' Soldiers Rest
committee, published In this mornings TRIBUNE,
the Government clerks boarding al the Rest By
proper authority, arc styled plaques" Of more
trouble than prodt- 1t has becn question with
good many for some time past, as to whether the
Rest had not become q "pfohtabte machine for
q certain class, and this action Of The committee
seems to indicate that the impression l. correct
fear thai some Of thcse Government clcsks hava
been 90 indlacteet a to give utsesncc to tho fact
that the "Soldier'e Rest has become cheap
acquisitions that emanatc from the insttut how
that 1t is extensively patronfxed. have no desire
TO fmpugu the motives Of the ladies collectively,
who have earned crowns by their untirfng efforts
in behalf Of the soldiers who hare been the objects
oftheir labore, but as soldier, do take excep-
tfon to Language used BY the committee in their
Inst report styling, they do, class OF soldiers
plaques, who enjoy the special confidence OF their
Commander, and are detalled to I'LL important and
responsible positions. CLERK.
, 1864-12-19

Saturday, another 10; Of live a7d drossea hogs,
amounting to ots- sixty thous nd dollars moro:
Such facts-and they arr but iteIls-ehow thattels
markt commands tic attention Of the ahlcs1 and
wcalthicst buyerr, enE Eiots a. the Immense
xmcuEt OF property that is daily brought hltlcr by
the character and capital .: our eule.rsising bust
urAE mtu.
, 1864-12-19
A CHOICE AND VALUABLE
COLLECTION OF
EaEUR0PEaN ell PAINTINGS
AT AUCTION,
BY Catalogue.

On THURSDAY and FRIDAY Evenings, Dec = and
At O'Clock, at our sstesrooms, Il, 46 b Is Dearborn
street, consisting Of very valuabc and Interesting
IT, Se to ?oESss Ct tae Elns Ats and eompssn so@a
we'll known European and American itsts- Part Of
the collection was painted for tbs Ar: Union of NcE
With are very choice and valuable Also: Large va
rety OF very choice Cabinet Pictures painted BY
Of the ncst aftists Of Europe. Among tho collection
Eii be found SONG Ane pictures from the studios Of
Englelart, anu III. L. SpEncfr.
They are ali mounted In lch Gilt Frames, Of Bel
GUM aud Dusseldorf Patterns,
Frames and Paintings will be Sold Together.
The Paintings will be on exhibition on Tuesday,
Dec 9th. Catalogues at the same time. The con
agnees design closing the entire stock without
serve, The public are respectfully invited to call and
dcl6 hItS-St aILDERT 4 HANPSnN Auctk.
, 1864-12-19
Milwaukee Market,
Especial Dispatch 10 the Chicago Trtbune.1
hILwkUTXx. Saturday. Dee IT. 1SFl

Especial Dispatch 10 the Chicago Trtbune.J
MILWAUKEE,, Saturday, Dec. IT, 1861.
FLcER-Dull Rnd nominal.
GKA1n-Wheat dull and 1@2c lower: sales on
Change Of 5000 bu at *t7s4 for No. /. Corn
Sales so bu shclled ut 41o6 track. Oats-1Oo bu
buyers option 60 dnyD, st Csc In store.
lRqr1sIoss-pult apd lower. Sales 5oa brs Mcss
Pork ut aa60. January delivery.
DEHs8xD uo1s-Declfned &C. and sold at &t5.00a
B23, averaging 10 De. This p. further decline
wns established on account Of the mild weather. and
zts-o0 was all offered to arrive.
LWx noos-Qotet. Sales Of =, averaging 40 rs, at
fI2SD. = - -
, 1864-12-19

DR.. James, celebrated throughout the Unit
cd States and New Orleans the last fifteen years fn
the treatment of old chronic mercurial and syphll
itic diseases. In the treatment OF epcrmatorrhea
and 1mpotency, old diseases Of the most horrible
class, where the blood has become poisoned, pro-
ters, pains IN the head and bones liberated throat
s5sa, limbt aud body, ecrofula. together with an
endless number Of suderiugs, Is permanently 10,
Gated at So Randolph strset between State ana
Dearborn streets, up stairs. Ten aepafate rooms,
and ali consultations confidential. de1S-bb13~3t
, 1864-12-19

The Committee Of the Freedmcn's Fair acknow-
ledge, with many thanks, cash donation from
Dixon, ILL.,, Of SlaN, together with box Of cloth
ing; also an Offering from the young ladies Of
FEecport, Ill.,, to the Faie: For all such donations
VIC arc truly grateful.