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, 1865-12-02
INDIANA LEGISLATURE.

TSpeeial Dcspatcb 10 the Cbiearo Trihunc1
lspe>'o 1esp@eA y" eA1 ~ SA'.ato .'l',cj
INDIANAPOLIS, DEC l.
The Negro Testimony bill WAS reported back
from the Committee On nfchts. and unde ths
sncc3s, order for 1nesd,rnrIt
Wost of The n,ornSno sr..,on r.. c~,c,soa IT,
discussing the Sinking Fund bill, which wus finally
rccommi.tcd to the Judiciary Committee.
In The afternoon the fo]lo,ytn, hiIIa ,rer. ,n.,o
M ~" -. 49,. ~ ne"s .1s wac AA$.o
uueea: 10 'uteet %tc"'t co1ne WIN c1cluslEe u.
rtediction IN divorce cases; Raising the
price Tor recording to A1een cents ne,
one hm5rea .unnis- and The ~, dion, ri -,
80 s....e.o.." ".u ~ .as ."v 20 uteI "
Coan.y GomMissloness 20 Hxe donaIs; Lsgalinne
aeE o. tns sGG DGala o1 1 E4nalixanqn m n lSdf ;
Loeanne Inc Agricultural coAeSSe in 11ppeeanoe
eo1hay Nil. r.o,. a...o,, f,,,5,, o,,,....,
LIZ .ooHleg o.ss Is, MetS T pssssa: c3lia5sn
aaoptsa nnas1 ne LAVE o. Gtnet Statea eqnal re9ts
Wnn ioose aoepte& nnaeI nc MWs o. Indiana; ios
as test 8 81 rs f1s1, hIe y. Mao
l naa s.o!en non M pug ssts. appfroefaun& E
~ s tae srs 9 o. Ps.a 70. aoGnsso!es
nses ~, en1ntses A'A7 VI 4.es 3na
oe'1''n eo'ne
HoGsE.
, 1865-12-02

Military Hnteliigeuce-The Ltucelu
Monument Fund-NatfoaAl Bank
Gorrd BY Steer-The German Axri.
cultural Exhibition nPostponed-mees.
ing OF the State Horticultural SocIetJ
Programme OF Exercises.
[Speeiai Despatch to the Chicago Tribuae.l
| spRsor1ELo, Dce. I.
The I'D regiment OF Illinois lnEsntrJ. Numbering
1.0o0 strong, nos at Camp Butler. Will probably bs
paid on On Monday.
The Treasurer OF the National Lincoln Monument
Association reports the amount Of funds on hand
at 81, 5,ss41A
meeting Of the proposed stockholders ol The
Illinois National Bank to be started IN this city, met
to-day md signed The articles Of Assoeatlou to be
for'satded to Washington. The stock subscribed
amounts to $3.50, 900.
8. Il. Melvin. Esq, who has been East On business
connected with the Monument Association, has inst
retuEned and e1sea favorable aceouuts OF tbs PROD
pects in the Eastern cities, and it 1s hoped that
tio1 >'''@' ~1-'e
a Am.n named Fog 1s* terribly Cured by steer,
znd Is not expected 10 survive.
lion. J. ?. Reynolds, to aa5: "owtne 70 nunof. u
tie Eorh Gessn s Assaa1a II alGe. e.
hiblalon, advertised 10 be held At Atona, next 5eat
ha' been tnasani'siy !: Sn pos'P'ensd
The so1oInc cirrnis, ,4.nsa 2!atGs ~ ~ Gensni
,sths r.sonvmtns rs1s cuEaI. Hsueo oT lhe ifes!dent
m,.at " tnS IT, SoGely Explains tselt; THE
1a1Ih s,1un1 I'VE. ~ 1aatsa Soeety w! 9od IL
T9-in.ait @uaA m'e' ntate esne ~ he 9tate NORMAL
TUasns5. 10. ooosanEloa. On !nesday,
sfr3, ~ "a saI 1Es ana raoayt DECEMBER 18Th,
~ nN9 IA aaH s3te and To-
xt, ~ Sst q q. au & asfiGLo1a4 soclcues arc re-
dance Of all persons lnterested Ia hor;fcuiture l.
,,aaee,So 2pecls1s VI Ente: 1owefa. plants,
sseestst M.aes sgsus. scsons' &C., are solicited
, 1865-12-02
FROM CINCINNATI.

Accident to a Patnter-A meettn. of fh &
City Councll-Purcl4ase Of Land for Il
Re*crvofr-JalIan Meeting In Iudt.
ana.
Especial Despatch to the Chicago Ttibune]
CINCINNATI, Dec. l.
About two weeks aco, painter naued Wm
1lalE, met with terrible accident, which caused
his death on Wednesday laet- He was engaged In
painting stall in Sixth street market, when the
ladder On which be vas sandsng fell. In attempt
ing to catch hold Of a cross beam on which num-
ber Of ugly hooks are faetened In order to brcak
hs fall. his right hand caught on one OF the sh41p
hooks and nAs hccrated IN checking manner,
which resulted In lock Jaw
Ons city counsel today authorized The purchase
OF lO b1ndrcd acsa of land the hill east OF the
city, called Gatde1 OF Eden, To be used u . rcser-
yoir for wafer works. A plan for improrln: Mil
Greek bottom, by cons6uctfn. canal and steam.
boat basin. WAS adopted, and the committee were
authorized 10 secure ge1esse Of property rights for
this purpose-
A Arge concourse Of the citizens Of Wayne
county District, Ind, assembled, yesterday q. n,
At tdchmond, 10 Rtse expression TO ther fndfsna
lion u the recent outrage Of Gen. Meredith upon
meeting thai II any Of the Union party who have
hitherto Tefsafocd 1Tom committing themselves 10
Julian3 sadic1liems. have been, by this eoxS5d.y
ACT confirmed In hto earnttt support The rcsrlt
will be E7cater unaut1uity in The Union party OF
that distinct hetealles. Mr. Julian has so f,r re-
iron, his Injuries as to be able to leave for
WashfnE ton last ninht,
, 1865-12-02

upon The hes that the freedmen decline mixing
coHt1ae1s 10 WoFk O. plAutstioas next Iear. The9
frt avefse 10 working with syhlte nen. esp,iisIly
their former oTzsseEa, md seen beat oa so,a NH,
for division Of property.
There 10 much complaint in Texaa about the
eolleeoss Of the direct taxes on land, pressing H..
people. ~'@-
Oid buMpes men Of oalrestoa expect bua,uess
much oyettradtng. |S~'" = wv
Tho debt Of Te1as ia 9s.,ooooo. iuc,udiup n,
items, Nth inlertst computed 10 i'm. /. f968.
NEW toRE, Dec The steamer SUI Of the
Union. from New Orleans. alst, has arrfyed. she
WIS detained one day st The Pass by the military
70 eend dispatcher. Jacob Barker, hteIy elected
10 Eonzzess, Z passenger On tho Uolop,
lbe United States suppIy steamer south Caro-
on tae e1st November, having Ii TOW IL steamer
GGnanne Hh tiag Ricktd up u sea on the t0th Of
Gas ~as non New Iosk iT Calves
ton. WITH general cargo and
Rssteneers, among whom Was portion Or NIyon's
Cfscus Troupe IN roAfe for Tens. The atesmeE hsd
experienced very heaTy weather In Which she lost
asr t1dder, scEew. and fore-topmast md hsd her
tfans sas I'D I'd soapg ahont In Tic bold The Circus
hfEc portion Of their tent enuinare
, 1865-12-02
RELIGIOUS INTELLrGEycE.

Rev. Edward 4. Pierce, paste. elect, win preach
- the Calvary Presbyterian church, corner of
IwcDty.Second sirect anQ Indiana avenue. Morn.
Ing eer!1ce At i0!s o'clock, evening *.
Rev. DR.. Hatfield, Of the Wabash ayonue church.
Wall preach for the Jefferson street II. E. church In
the second Universalist church. corner OF wash
at three O'Clock.
1ndtana STREET N. Z. church, corner OF Indiana
and SanEamon streets. Sermon at 1Ols o'clock ~
Rev. l. Hitchcock, D. D., followed by he sac1s.
ment- Sabbath School at w p. m., q. q, Co4I-
son. supesintcudent. Sermon III ~ .. a., BY The
the Habit Of Doubling -
, 1865-12-02

Cinctnnntl Market.
Especial Despatch to the Chicago TrIhunel
CIsC1syAT1, Dec. l.
fLorR-Qulct, and no demand for superoue. Sales
OF old wheat extra 1t "a. .soaS.E.
GEA1s-Wheat dull. and prices Sc lower. Corn
steaoy but weak. Oats drru At 4l0+cc, Rye nominal
at &c. Barley UNCHANGED.
CoTroH-Acute. Sales OF ultttl.ng At 1917
WHHKEF-steady At tc.es.
PEovistoSs- Ness pork dull. Sales Of new and old
ats2aoo- Stock in market, 5000 brs stock ol bolt
meats and bacon exhausted. Lard held a. 2oi<aeir
Hoes Light receipts. Prices SOC higher. EA1es At
ts.saa1 DC gross, and I'll .0d9 II 10 net
MoSKr-UnchaDged. Exchange Eeak-n,-hn,1rr
f1M premium selling.
, 1865-12-02
Markets by Telegraph.
NEW YORK a1IDSlGIlr MARKET

Especial Despatch 70 the Western Associated Press
NEW YoAx, Dec, |,
Railway speculation wsA mora animated TO-DAY. ant
was Increased actively. generally At mo.nln: board
The tendency OF the market WAS steadily Upwards
and at the cto3e Of The regular kessoo nrtcra
much better than LAST evening. The market Va. nrn
At the second board, but business Light At the III,
board there Increased disposition 10 buy and III,
market VIZ higher throughout cali, With some ~
element on Pittsburgh.
cLos1~u fA,cKs
The following Nere tie closing prices at tao n M
Central, s7A; Ere. 92t Hudaop, its; Reading ,t6x
litch. Southern. sSH: Cleye. L r1tts 931. r fs.na
1c1x; Northwestern pld., G5X; Fort Waype. 1osx
Ohio 4 Mis- 3. i.T. Central. Michigan south.rn
Fort Wayne. Pittsburgh and the Northwestern ahs-st
reru the tayoritea OF the day.
8ovIK1xKSTs,
Tho Government list WAS more active and decldedlv
stronger, Oh 1851 Coupons. Other securities STEADY
and without any Qootah1e change.
B1A1T BONDS.
State Bonds stmsIn very du11. The nlsct lsueon.
list ia strong and Reaeta1ly higher.
MONEY.
sIoney market quiet ~ per cent.
GOLD.
Gold steady. with very little speculation and tbe A.
nand for customs u merely nominal. There IL .ch,
demand for bars. for export
rKTtoLECN.
Petroleum 6tocka are more active to-day. md III.
market II generally higher. Oce4cIc Wa ths ft.tr.
and rose to Flu but Afterwards FILL to &C. Dueh.n
Farm, esc Cherry Run, sc; Excelsior, soc; Ftr.t ~.
se.lo; Kentrcky. e1.o; Palmer. s2.su; Beonebnn
x1s - Dsad!ey, aGc Empire City, Ec; German, 49,
Ptthole Creek, Sla'o; Webster, li.n. ">''
DRY GOODS.
Tho following arc the quotations from the DR.
BEnwx suxEr1rGs-Aspletons A, &c; Laeont. :,
sc; Great Falls L. &c. ~
BLKAcAEp 6H1H11Scs-NIiliaus1lc, 4oc; Macon,
, 1865-12-02
FROM DETROIT,
Suicide OF q F1rmer-F1rc at Gran.
hapId4-A Conductor Injured

Suicide OF q F1rmer-F1rc at Grand
Hapids-.A Conductor Injured.
Especial Despatch 10 the Chicsso Tribune,1
DErnorT, Dec. i.
A German farmer named John stupf, resIdipg Al
Grouse Point, committed suicide In his owu house
yesterday, nbont noon, by shooting himeelf with a
plelol. He was about sixty seass Of ace, and OF
very intempesaie habits. Yesterday morning, be
quarre1ed with nclshbor, and became 30 exaspc-
tnted that be vent to his house. beat his wife, and
then blew out hl. brains.
Two blacksmith shops, a wagon Ehop, 8c., ii
Grand Rapids, belonging to ]. J. Gelot, were de.
esroyed BY fle at 9 o'clock this morning. Loss,
1900. =.
Mr. Brown, a conductor On the Flint and pere
Marquette Railroad, while coupling ca,s at Bridge.
port this morning, had hit head caught between
the car, iniuEipg him, It L. thQurht fatallY
, 1865-12-02

TORONTO, c. r., Dec 1.-THE Board OF Trade
Council md Banquet At m early day, In fnrbeance
Of reciprocity and Of The Georgian Bay Canal.
Annexation Clubs are sp1inGinc up all over Lower
war upon British domination.
The Fcn1ans are quiet, excepting occasional de-
nonstrations With rockets and firearms.
NEw YoRE, Dec. 1.-The New York utratd'a
Toronto correspondent saye: - The number o!
Fenians enrolled md now drIllsnE In Canada II
stated TO be neary 81 0m, Of whom nearly one hal
aIe said 10 be alne4dy armed"
, 1865-12-02
Albany CnftIc Marker.

EFpdAI UeapaScH 10 the chicago 1FlhQDe,1
ALRANY, Usc !,
CA71IE-Thc demand for cattle hss eontinn.d .o,,,
throughout tho day for the Eastern Market N xtr1 a.
for New York. The bulk Of the receipts has chsnrr
hands. Good cattle which arc not plenty sold tIsy
At Al advance Of Ha per pound, the prevailing prices
!or aaeh eefng nom a1oe per lb. the outside ngure
for 4s selected from drove Of ext.a Eentncky ~
weighing upwards Of 1.eoo lbs On poorer grades d.
adrance Is only x&4c pet ID. Total reeelpis t.so.
sHEE-1n fair request At ta7c pe4 Id. The ou,.1de
figure for nne wooied. averaging shout 1ooibs.
HoGs-liaye rallied somewhat from the depression
that marked the ade early in the week and arc held
more nFnty. Prices zan<e from 1o9ll15c. Receipts
97,0co. Shipped to New York, 1900
, 1865-12-02
ST. Louis Market.

EsI& EsUN13 .I4ENEf,
tsPeeiat Despatch To the Chicago Tnbunc,l
- ST. LoC1R Dec. !.
IonAcCo-Lugs, ss.o0a4 80: factory, ss-so: common
shipping Leaf SEQ; good do. sie2s; common taanu-
faetuEirg leaf 912.73; good do, e1s.1s p 100 ns
F1ocR-Dull. superans, 3e.TsR7oo; spr.uz extra.
t7a97o; double extra, s12r5n317s; city double OF,
tn, &1iD0.
GfAA-Theat dull. Spring, s1.1asl.1s; faT. $1ceo8
10: fair fall, S1.ta915o: prime do, SlA9l7o Oats
more active, but prices unclanged Sales At 4a
4Hc- Corn In good demand and pstces shade better
Mixed. eaa61c new yellow, 6a2fsc; old do, t2ssc
new whlte s997lc; choice white, &c. Barley aaIet
Fair fall, &l.B. Rye dull 1t SC.
Wu,sKKr-pn1l sud unsettled, with sales at &ez1a
, 1865-12-02
THE CITY.

EnH1k0 MonER'e REFUuE.-The reeulsr meeting
Of the bosrd Of Managers viii be held at the Refuge
this Saturday afternoon, ut O'Clock
, 1865-12-02

GRENADA, Mi*s., Nov. 30.-A collision took place
here last night between party Of State militia
Fearchine for arms among freedmen and squad ol
csal militia were wounded one severely. Large
numbers Of musEete, ammunition, etc, were found
and taken from the negroeH.
A fFel:ht train on The Mississippi Central Rail.
road ran of the track, smashing eight cars. No
one eegipualY !nfpted
, 1865-12-02

SEw BEproRD. Dec. 1.-The steamer City Of
Bath, from New York for Boston, was ashore on
Thursday night. In consequence OF the engineer
mistAkng signals. The tide hoHs In her 1t thu
open poH when che keeIs oyer. steamer and
steam pump have gone to her assistance. and she
will probably como oG nj right
, 1865-12-02

part Of the journal Of Capt 6. f. Hall, CONTAINING
testimony obtnined from the Esgutmaux, relative
to Capt. Ctozict and his men. Capt Hs11 believes
that Croz1cr and two Of his men are still alive. BE
has aseert.med where Ftanklnk ships were wreck
ri And Inst
, 1865-12-02
EmpJoFmeut for Dl.eltar rt-ei7 <nydt.r

The Office ot the Bureau Of Employment for dis.
Charged soldicta has never been so fhruuced with
men seektnE work Is since the cold weather bas sct
10. while there has never been time when We hare
had 70 few situations 10 offer. And a. these men
nuM have tcoF& IN order 10 live honestly, We oppesi
again 10 ~! parties. whether In city OF country, xto
can tnsuisd employment crcn At low Wuges 10 send
in their applications 10 rs. This ia not an Iafc0.
gtfs Office and re charge no fee to either employer
OF cmp1osc. We also xaut work by the day al
washing, cleaning. &C.. for large number Of wo-
men Who hare families 70 support BY their daily Is
, 1865-12-02

w WAETED-Agents- SO sell ou7
viii r r.tnnxL nsx Loef auteA Family 3ev.oa M.eata,
S.n ssfnumn fatent MoYeme1E 2T*rd m 4 =.
Fxa 70 ~ 70 rspaE three 1rass. Aadfv4a
10 81 nx,S2.r.0. +. g. GnxwSd95 cAu = Room s
, 1865-12-02


There bare been paid into the city treasury from
The Aea!.h Department during said period tbe
s sem y t4Oae and IRON The Fire Department.
ng% r. sas es;s sa!e t Of ho.ses cd 1oss etc. Sa
rire Uetartment. which amount to RES. Il Ia
the month OF November. and which would avail ;S1
ne aggregate of hat department. to sioo, ,sso.ss.
Police Department. which amount to siD. Sid. HI M
sna, woald mass e. " sscate Of thai department
on Gle. :" W P4aeeo
Communication vas receiyed from: Georre ".
D9Inham, Pound Master for the South DiS1sion'
asEang & ihat special police officer be appointed 10
Issn5d , TO- The tmpoundlns Of slfay cattle IN the
1he eommonlcation uas referred 10 supe.tu,eud-
enl turtle With power to act in The premises
a communication signed by several hnndra3
citizens, praying Tor t.icter enforcement Ct ~
cs ,s osoanfs ,a 1sntins 70 The Obstruction oi The
the sidewalks ofDcarbo,n street. 6cfMrcn Msd}zno
II The @ matter u. fcisfTea to the Superintendent.
A verbal Communication was received from A. G..
Cameron, editor Of The WuTting7ns5as ddrooatc
nsk1Dg for detail OF twelve police officers a. Al
men, which will CONE on on Saturday night, Dt:.
On motion Of President Brown detail Of twelve
TIE Fcsi5 nation Of jackson F. Stewart A. no,,ec
ot!ceT. WIS received and aercptcd and o. lie m.
piica.ion Of The Pittsburgh, Fort Wayne i Chies1ro
RalFoad Company, he Was appointed and sworn n
as special policeman tor u,e3r depot near Madison
street bridge. N'-'-1''1
A communication wasIrecci.ed fsom Cap., Miller
Of the 1h!u Police Precinct, announcing fhst h.
had dismissed special policeman George Il. iAe
i3r violating section Of the Polce Rexulat1ons
1he Communication uas placed on flle
W m1lloh q Ffseldent Brown Secretary Scott
~ ~ aathostzed 70 draw from the City Treasury IS
1he following Nna submitted to the Doani hF
comm:ssioneT Gund, md ON motion waa accepted.
OHpEHEn. Int the order of thie Board. n1ssnd
September I'D. 1861, be 20 amendeJ. ,hat tbe
Superintendent and Deputy Superintendent Of
Police and the. Captains Of each d
vision thall nave the power, at their discretion.
to release prisoner IRON the lookup In their II.
spcctlsc stations, by takinx deposit fo1 their M
Peasance tn coult and they ehan report TO thfs
Board at The end Of each and every monih IN
writing, the namct Of the prisoners Tins rcieased
Aiso The amount of dcposit lctt for t;,es appes,.
tnec with the receipt Of the retnIn OF suc cppsit
Also the charges asainst the prisoners 90 released
ANTON peong and Henry O.;ernau Here appoint.
ed dspccial police pstrome1 on uial for thirty isys
onmodon the Board then adjourned. '''
, 1865-12-02

Go To the BeAt-fo to Bryant L. Strait
toms Chicago Commercial College 10 get thor
ouEh, practical business education OF 10 become
good Telegraph Operator. Address {enclosip.
ttRnps} for circaIags, BRYANT & STnAr1ox, Chica.
, 1865-12-02
-. Furnished Rooms.
Edisor7 Chicago Tribune:

%lAn TO eau your attention to pressing want
u THIS Community. rrfcr to the scarc1ty OF fps.
nnhed rooms 1t reasonable prices. In The Easteru
aues young man nuds no difficulty In renting
!ntnshed too1ns At prices 10 suit his means. H.
Chicago be ts Obliged to rent an unfu,niahtd room.
end buy furniture for It. Evrn the boarding touaes
iean constantly TO the System OF requiring tho
Light &c, DC.
Where there IL pressing demand for 4 certain
Gnd or accommodation, md Large number OF
p1yt Wont you call the attention Of the good peo-
pie to This tuhtecf1 Day board can b secured
easily, and on ftr ttEma. But furnished rooms
o. this state OF things cannpt be too strongly
stated.
WIN sou moi agttate this subject for the benefit Of
thst numerous clasl Of your readers who are 10 nm
fortunate as not to have homes Of their OWL! In.
form that they can rent Al many furnish
cTahlc. a Ypuya Man.
, 1865-12-02

New YORK, Dec 1.-Adytces Gt1n SAyannah eay
that lArcc imsntEIuttu1 to Georgia has commenced.
The majority Of Immigrants are mechanics and
laborers With considerable number Of spectators.
large areas Of iand In Southwestern Geotela have
been purchased by Northern men.
, 1865-12-02

~ enpe bu It e1s for atste twosowed so3 ii III for
C.nads Gst Shipped b1 tovs-coso l3e,oN b o1ta
ln 20 bu 10 e9.9M bu wheat 81. 900 bafihy A9Q.
corn u barley 4: ryej oata
, 1865-12-02

Duxsy11xE, c. ", Dec. 1.-The bsruue M,,,s
Is asho-c eesen miles above Po1t Maitland and
breaking up. She u loaded With wheat aud corr
from Toledo 10 Kingston. The crew ARE saved
, 1865-12-02
N a Il X / T. ID.

IN this dty on Thursday. Nor. soth, at the Church
OF The Holy Family, BY Res. N. IAwlor, JOHN ".
ENRICH and A1ss MARY f. Z. CnOGHAN, both Of
this city.
In this city. 1hursday evening. Nov 3oth at the res
denct Of MI Moore 16 Calumet avenue, by tho KeT,
Mr. Chceny. Mr.. R0HEttr I. SCOTT. OF Eaat Ten
nessee, and Miss ANNIE D, GAYLORD, Of st. Paul.
Mtnn No cards. 7""0
t. St. Louis, St. Paul and Terre llsu,e pspe1s
plenAe COPY.
, 1865-12-02

NEW SoEK. Dec. 1.-The Ue7ulTs Havana letter
loan OF one hundred thousand dollars to make
necessary preFatattons for cholera ut Hayana
Formidable bands Of robbers have been RECENTLY
dispersed on the felAnd.
, 1865-12-02
SStDlen.
TT0TFN

STOLEN-$30O Reward-From
County H. sir miles OF Joliet o. the 1Teht Of the
a q ssss @ one pa!s Of Aersss Harness Dem
!oEt: 0ns tstE:a1lt Brown Hofse, hind hoofs psr.
Eaite a1n a!so about an Inch OF the halr shove
the booN; slightly saddis-mafked; wn1 ccrfed iast
Hiater u one fsons foot ana also In one hnd Lot be
zig. l9 nanes hsh. and Ve13ns l1oo ponnds.
{eafs o!d handa high and weighs upwards OF llLo
s. s ms 9n nis .tEht hip when IN motion, very peca-
GUY about naf the nfzc Of hes eeg. Nelthz Of lie
notses nave eyer beea driven ainglc 10 buggy oF car.
smooth shod Ehea taken. The Hsznessa were new aud
hsAsy Wild h!sh ham e md spring hack.hand a1ver
trimmed 1 = x!;a Esd morocco: rhs Bassy vas 1aaa.
incurred oy Haz1iA. Joliet nj: has beea f.a ons
ne tnt1nsa: small piece hrnkea Out hod e1a "a
seward xiii be Rven fo IT, .stua Il property
yi.i ~. =. ftsaN+t'
, 1865-12-02

Empire Coal Company or Clllca-e.-
The books open for subscription to the stock of
Ibis Company At A. C.Badger 4 Co.'S. 1t bids fair
10 he one Of the best paying etocks in the country
and yet produce coal Al lower rates than II can
noW be had. yi{t3
, 1865-12-02
Toledo Market

TOLEDO, Dec. I.
GRA1s-Wheat 1a2c lover. Sslea wcrc: White
Michigan at $I59 old amber at $50 new at Il a.
Corn iEactTe and Sc oWer, Eaes at 43c for old No.
Oats held at 31c--cGc offered. Rye neninAl at 71c.
, 1865-12-02
.F0r Sale.

TOR SALE-To arrive from
! L. Godatch. svezJ superior cargo OF Reeeh spd
NAp1o wood and schoontr Arrow. abous sa cords. 81
! JOHN ToOLNFR, 344 80. Wstefst yJ3
, 1865-12-02

TORONTO, Dec, !.
FLoUR-Sates we're: super At t5.s1;,6.0o; extra at
a6!G91 90: double extra at t7.5oA1.E. =
GKAIN-Wleat-fall at *l.25a1. barley At 61a 7Oc.
Oats at S7@5tc. Pras at 3S562c- Rye At 3&a35c.
, 1865-12-02

Gfta4 DeH4fUC00n OF Cotton
MOBILE, Nov. 30.-1he Mobile 1tnex has sclsab1e
Information that 1900 bales Of Government cotton
were destroycd BY fire at Columbus, aIias. on The
sa.h; The hfe wns the work OF IN incendlaty Loss
, 1865-12-02
@antEb=4@uIe HfIp.

"ANTED-Imnediately, a
w freight cls1ks Also, nan "a M cxofesx otace
App1y 70 B1EGHAA d saITH. Room ., snIth 4
, 1865-12-02

ANN ARnon. Dec 1.-THE psper mill Of ChapIu /
Co., at this place, was destro1ed BY nr. u:ght be,
fore 1ast. Loss heavy
, 1865-12-02

ALBANE, Dec. I.
FLoua-Flrtn and IN saIr demand.
GRAla-Whcat, oats ma corn quiet. Dat1cJ-tslsa;
, 1865-12-02
FROM SPRINGFIELD.

Military Hntelligence-The Lincoln
Monument Fund-NatfoAnl Bank
Gorrd BY Steer-The German Axr1.
cultural Exhibition Postponed-mctt-
ing OF the Stnte Horticultural Society
, 1865-12-02
Mobile Cotton Mark,
Albany Market.

NOZZLE, Dec. !.
CoI7os-Ssles today LOO bales middnss ii "a Sc.
sales ot week 200 ba1cs epts Of week
e1port9 sA1e nnt+ 5,ssa bales STOCK, hG9a bales.
, 1865-12-02

Or. ItbbcYs fhe Celebrated Indian
lnfaician and de1EDeatot OF disease. may be coz
su1tcd At his Chicago Inhfmary. No. Custom
day. Dec, 9Th ~ 80 r4s5
, 1865-12-02

Vessels Passed Detroit.
Especial Despatch to Chicago THbuue.1
DETROIT. Dec. !.
Up-SL LaHrcnce.
Dovn-Peu1eld, Autoe1at.
Wind weAt
, 1865-12-02
LOCAL MATTERS.

Valuable and ConEcnfent.-tsBro,x
I1I n1hoEcn,AI InocnEs" aH widely known a. an
Coughs, md other troubles Il the Throat and
lHnEs They arc Of great ralne tor the purpose fos
sna Mash 1hey a,e deSned while they arc usually
!ngredienls bnt may At all times be used with per
feet sase'y.-Noston Etcofttr. y4s5
Stupendoua announcement! Two
Richmouds in the feld1t Putnau's immense s.je
Is waking up the small clothing dealeEs, who are
n ess Pihsa oSess sa$ M
of hH md winter clothing must certainly Be ID
aesssa es 9 fasn. n t9r hsin1S down high prices
10 compete with him. At any rate, Nj, r, would
be pleased to have customers look oyer ali the
mammoth stocks adve1tieed and then examine his
goods al low hsuTcs. Tie hoao1abIs way Of I m..R.
Ing goods In plain figures. at ''one price ouly," ID
done In no other clothing house tn Chicago.
success attending il has Induced lin e nseo he M
Eastern Clothing Emporium hereafter one price
STORE. Remember goods arc marked down ID mud
20 per cent. Nos. liz and lis Randolph Ct. r5il
American Missionary Association, for
tne freed1asr, Organized In 1916 specially for the
African taee, and Is now dero,ed 70 missionary
AID physical relief II employed III the year just
and eloh1ne, $4,000. Western oi6ee 4 tie Ssnl.
tsry hoome, Acvicker's building, IS Madison
street. - VIZ. DELoss Love, Sec1eiary,
Or. Ltbbey, rhe Celebrated fadlxn
Pnys1c'an apd deIioeatok or disease. may be coz
Hultcd at his Chicago lnffmAlJ, No. I Custom
Aonse A rlses from Tuesday, Dec sth, until satns-
cay. Dec. Wh- y1s3
Atlantic White Lead and Ltnseed OF,
Lead, Red Lead, LIthargt, Glass IaIaP He'd Leai,
A Al;o. 4nseed on. Raw, Boiled and Refined. For
, 1865-12-02
few York Stock and Money Market.

NEW ToRx. Dcc.i.
EE1HL1SG Gk1cHAKo3-SteAdY ut 1n&alQsH.
T.sang 70 lRK. aad cloa:nS It ii:x.
GoxERsNfS1 1STuCK9-AoFo AcuTe And urn. q. 8.
eonpoas s04 7;ses 81 eeHea, MI Missouri q, 81
FKK1GHfz 70 LIrESTeoI-Dun Ind drooptn9.
MaE1po.A IS; Do: preferred 9Xi Geetssl sE; E4es
EEA Mleeif1n @ Son!hern 9eA: illinois Central 81: