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The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1865-10-26
STOCKHOLDERS:

RoBERT MORRISON, SR., MARX L. REEVES,
WILLIAM BANTER, WILLIAM G. STARR,
DANIEL B. CRAwFoRD, Isaac y. EvANs,
JAS. NANUxEM, JK., CHRISTIAN G.. FETrA,
JosAs W. lEo, ANDREW r. SCorT,
ETHAN q. KELLY, CHARLES +. COFFIN,
JOHN III. MooRMAN, JAMES l.. MoRRIssoS,
ABRAHAM GAAR, STEPHEN X. WIGGISs,
ISAAC X. HowARD, JAMES T.. REEVES,
JOSHUA W. HASEs, JOHN w. GRUBBs,
GEORGE W. NANSEMAN, THOMAS WooDSUTT,
WILLIAM PARRY, ROBERT MoRRIssoN, JR
Moan ). LEEDS, john VI. GAAR,
EDwARD G.. VAUGHAN, JESSE =. SIDDALL,
CLEMENTS W. FERGUSON, WILLIAM q. SCorr,
JoHS G. HADLEY, WILLIAM :. REID,
JACoB Il. JULIAN, JESSE NJ. HUTTON
GEO II. BLASCHARD. ALBERT ID PAYNE. Il
JOHN &. HADLEY, General Agent.
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The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1865-10-26

5- A oorresPoDien: of the AgrlculturAliss voaeb-
for t5e statement Of subscriber that ehicke
ies-ss weeks ani uae day ed lad an sgg, and eial
lsaxss the 1orld for parallel.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1865-10-26

She was sitting one night IN the dark
knitting and sliveriuE, and getting very
cross and rebellious, IS she thought oi
the comforts of the rlcA, and the wants
and trials of her own hard life. While
she was grumbing over these things,
she heard RANGER bark, and then rap
on the door; but before she could strike
a light the door opened, and strange
voice said:
Good evening" Mrs. WARNER"
When the candle was lighted she held
it up, and there stood tall, rough-look-
ing, longbearded stranger, with large
sack thrown over his shoulder. Mrs.
! WARNER asked him to sit down, which
! he does.
IL have called" says he, because
have lost my way, and my fingers ache
with the frost"
I'm sorry 1 have no fire." says the
widow
mo matter" exclaims the strange
man and taking hold of the sack he
gave it hard shake. Out flew wood
upon the hearth, which, taking fire, soon
gave cheerful light and warmth to the
room. This was such wonderful thing
that the Dame would have been frighten-
ed if the stranger had not smiled so
pleasantly; soshe asks
"Wha can do for you, kind sir p
"Tm hungry" says the stranger.
'.Alas - SAYS the widow, Il have no
food in the house"
But I've enough for both of u.s." he
replies; and gives his sack second
shaking.
"Out ratified knives, and forks and spoons
Twelve eggs, potatoes plenty =
One large souPdish, two plates OF fish,
And bread enough for twenty!'
And, besides this, there were two
roasted geese, n tea-urn and table
The dishes were all hot, and not even a
plate was broken.
The stranger invites Mrs. WARNER to
sit up and help herself; but she com
plains that the room is very small for
n famous table. He takes his sack and
shakes again and the room begins to
tremble.
"Shake, shake the room grows high and large,
The walls are painted over!
Shake, shake Tout fall four chairs, in all,
bureau and sofa!
The stranger again invites her to take
a seat ut the table, bat tlc Dame de
clares that all these thin = are too good
for her"
Hold on :! says he, we'll have Il
50 he takes his sack and shakes II,
until the Swaat IL Strpa,rin,~ dawn hia
face. And now see what follows
-,..t., -, ,., ...,.1
Out pappsl 1.-THE fellow.
With elbows bare bright eyes, sleek hair,
Au1 "'"s'f' S'fiP'' "''N Se''oN'
HIS iegs were short .'' 'oiF pnnln'
His cheek was lNt cherry
II, turned three tsmss Hs -tee Jump
His laugh rang isul anil merry.
rr,,,tt:.r .......
IA 1er,,,.t ,,f 49,. ~. -
ianr humble S'r.a s,r, he sal,
MY '''
As the wido" saw this ilnny little
fellow. she dld Wlat aay OF you, my
little readers, would nave done; she
threw herself back IN her chair, and
laughed loud and long. Then up she
started, screa!a'Ag,-io the room was
'eiS NoA' '',i'' "'' y, ,'"" Us '-N"NEi'
laG Deel asleep ana dreaming.
! ae stranger and MS magic sAcN,
The geese and things, had taken wings,
Lake f''a'S' OF "Ae "''eHeS'
All; all was gone She sat alone
v.wnI,y ,,, @ tbo cat T, sit ,hs Sn..'ng'
Mew-msw new -ns,y : the k.s.rn.
The hearth !. bleak. and bark the crs,k
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1865-10-26
DIRECTORS.

James u. Reeves, Charles T.. Coffin,
John VI. Gaar, John W. Grubbs,
william =. Reid. Jesse Il. SiddaIl,
James J.. Morrisson, stephen X. Virgins,
Thomas WOOdnutt
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1865-10-26

The trial of EusTsou Etasrli-e at Columbus. kv.,
has Closed and the seAlsi verde. has been sen: 10
District Headquarters.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1865-10-26

T.. Nathan 3. Crocker. an eminent divine ard fer
sItv Years rector 0f st. Joa1s Church, ProvHience
+. J., dled Monday, IN hi. s.th year.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1865-10-26
From Moore's Rural Sew-Torker.
A Cheerful Disposition.
By UNCLE TRUE.

AsI have been asked to write some
thing for the children-something which
they will understand and LIKE think
that, in stead of making up story, viii
try, to tell, in prose, one which Mr.. j. L.
TRowRrpGE related in verse to ..Our
Young Folks in May last. | would
send YOU the poem itself if 1t were not
too long for your columns.
DAME WAeSER ugel near a chestnut
wood, in lonely and ricketr Old cottag
overhung with apple bpugls She was
verv poor. ana wit4 the exception OF her
faithful dog RaHoa.s and an old cat and
her kitten. she lived alone Winter was
coming, aud tie nights were getting to
be very cold. nud there was uo wood on
tie hearth. and no .l.l Ia u. g Harder.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1865-10-26

John G. HADLEY, General Agent.
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The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1865-10-26

And 80 it viii be with you, dear chill
dren. Ii you are cross ana fretfuI.
nothing in the world will make YOU
happy: everything will so wrong with
you. But if you shake a little cheer
ful opposition" over your troubles, away
they will 20. and YOU will get along -
smoothly and happily as can be. Do not
forget, then, to keep q wonderful sack,
and to shake il very often
, 1865-11-04

CocsH Dyspepsia Curc.-T1tc onlT reE1-
ncntly cure ayspep.a, Indigestion. s!cahesdsche,
and enable dssreptlcs to eai hearty food without
fea- OF distress, can 1e obtained at MI ouf drug
Etu:Gs. nc3i aa2fE.TE-Tu-aA
, 1865-11-04
Markets by Telegraph,
OUR n1lDN1t: lit MARK er REPORT.

Especial Despatch to tic Western Associated prc,sa
--....-.... NV SeEK. Eoy. j.
A. EtoeS Exchange there nas coax,d.,sh.e re,1tz-
tus SIG the u1r1ket was fraction loves. e1ceo. an
tonc OF epeclas1tes-Tarre Iauto common aad PFC,
fesfcd sharts: Toledo and Wabash, were ruu M T.
oay end were msdc 10 sympathl1a With uoycme,. In
FJaizie tu E1iicu: at Second Board market generally
stczdy. New York .ud Ere In active de7alnd At an
advance Of Aa4 pcr ceot- Michigan Southern aud
Eou1hFcsteEn common sharoa we.c weak md low
There was excitement on fancy Western Shares ard
higher psices made nairle dn Chien rose to - and
Tcrea Hautc and Wabash each sold NJ s.xAya 1ttef
call. EFe waa IN iargt ceaand and Pssrie da Cn,ca
fell to sa Stock market Has strunRc. ut last ho,sd
With good demand.
aosrso PcIcu,
Tie following the closing tsteos 1t &so H. m !:
New York Central. 11K81tz; Hudson River, last4s
losK: Reading. 11sK: Michigan southc1n. "a; Clere-
land Pittsburgh ss9s1k; Hoek 1s1and, 1o5Kela5x !:
Northwestern. 32x0stx; Northwestern, preferred.
SIX; Fort Wayne, 10y Prarie du Chicn. so3s1.
Gold closed at1asKaltsX.
The totsl salea Of cotton today foat up ss,
s:Gs:e {or mtddlln:s.
0oTErSxKx1A
Government secu1urx Ec1e du the favorable char
meter Of the debt statement hRy1ng apparently had
elect On the demand. Old a-aoa Il htstef; u.w
rdtrnted y; Il. of 1851 art lowr-: lpth lower:
J .:us declinoax y.
Cold shows considerable nsuness, principally oEink
to having sold less OF late than uzaal and
also f.n large customs detosrd. Wsrilko rutnors
that the ko1clads To bu ttto1 ort-no moro army
materials to be soldsad the army to be kept at Its
nst4ent standard a1l t.nd to Erngthcn tbs market.
| xpSK1-
Money remains unchanged.
TIIEoIKCN.
Tie Petroleum stock market Is active and nigher
,c-dny, with large business In Bnct1anan Farm and
! Ptthole Creek. Liberty, sc; Hcnneho1 Run, tAc:
Cs+rrn ~oc. Eutty. i1S. BtYport fIS 81. Central
, 1865-11-04
RENAWAT~
Narrow EAcapc from Drowning q
Clark Sfrccs Bridge.

Yesterday about noon, another Of thoee natrow
escapes from death. which the c1ele.tness or ehoet
stghtcdnese Of our municipal authorlties allows
to be OF not unneqent occurrence occurred At CLARK
ttrecf bridge A pair Of wild colts attached 10 a
tarcnchc on Nofth Clark street. containing three
ladies and gentleman, became frightened Ut some
object Ia The eIeet, md dashed at rapid yate
toward the bridge 1he gentleman exerted his
cEcry power to mastcr hts foam but failed, and as
The bridge IVES sSune open in expectation OF ves-
within half N hour Or 70, there seemed no peos-
pcet OF staying The career Of The aGaeh,ed auI.
mals before they l1uuccd INTO the river.
FToytdcnli2Ey. houerc., oue oi the spectators re-
tnined Sufficient preeence md courage or mind to
dash in,o tie street md g1as7ins the head al one
Of The horfea, knccecdel In turning both fuddenly
roEIt. 50 sEdden IVES The actlon that ore Of th9
youpg ladiea Wae hurled Violently into the street
and dangerously tpt-rcd. The teaIl then throwing
the etrrncer into The mud, started IN the direction
f.nus which thcy cne ~ rapidly as before, and in
all probability would speedily have enceeedcd in
ss.Ig the h;.ance Of tte occupants Of the carriage
street car, which etsectrany, shyea Their
e:.tely ccpveye:; to he: rc.ide1ee in
The Norta Division, w1t:-e uedieal aid was sum
aored- For several hoass s1.' renamed perfectly
unconscious, md it feared tbs. a. no bones had
hcen fractured she must hsve e1stain..s dangerous
ff1ot fatal internal Injuries. Last evening, a.y-
e'et. fhc cyinced signs OF consciousness, and Is
EoW IN state Of fco,alcsceucB. IIer rsiucipal IN
jur!cs-eAcc2ttnc contusions-arc abort the head,
upon which SIZE must have struck vary heartily.
gentleman vas stated TO be student in the Rush
Ntaic6f $snllrtrf - "
, 1865-11-04

TO RENT-The best half Of a
Il front ot1ce LasalIe street. dsst noor, couvea-
ient to every thing. Rent moderate to suitable man.
T. @. Box yIB, Chicago, uSlI
, 1865-11-04
Albany Cattlo Market.


ALBANY, n. +, Noy.a
There is sort OF break down IN the Cattle market
this week. the supply brIn: large aud the demand
limited. Owing to the cut OF bcefin the New York
market the demand from there u guile Hight and the
bulk OF what through must In first hands, and
NEST lose money. Good Cattle are quits scarce. and
the DECLINE tha. quality Is only about kc r. live
weight but the poorer qualities with which The yards
Ohio, averaging lt1o ns. At sHc: z, Rodsc.z III
Canada Averaging So ns,at5A; q. c. Coon ii Ohio
srr1asin- solhs. At *l5s per hea1, and es Illinois
rather but strong aad fat zrcray1s lbs 81
es.40; T. Clark LII Illinois, sye.a ,lns LII:
lbs, at too 10 cows averaging es Tbs, 1t sxc; and
Il Kcntacky. averaging 1000 lbs. At .4c Ad.oYe o
premium Kentucky steers, averaging lsoolbs b:push
shade inslde of1ee md the best dEove Of utinoi4
steers skc. Receipts for the week. 7,ooc.
Sheer too, are lower. but the market ha been com
p1ratiyey hrsk Sales $50 At 6setc. Recclpts aoa
Ho1s-AArkrt moderately sctire 1t 12511xc. Re
eetpts, III shipped to Nc~ Totk. ll.t0c.
, 1865-11-04

kxW foEE, Nav. j.
Coz rnS--Cotsoo dnu and pr.ccs without dedJed
chanEc At SIC for mtddl!nE. aad by aQetan today 70,
gnyesnmeu! Aecount 20 bales Mobile at toc for mid
dltnE aod 5oac for good ordinary. -
fLQuA-&410c better. with latr demand. EI-8tz{e
sold II t9.1149.; exround hoop Ohio 1t f9s1 =
for trade brands, market closing quiet
WBIkEKY-StezdJ. Sales Of Western At E7.sl,
GHAe-Thea1 opened 1aac better. but cioiel aales
With ADVANCE partially lost 4l7lsis1fnr Milwaukee,
clnh; $l.so&i.so 1pr new and old amber Milwaukee
$2n4 for red Canadt; e.:I fos new amber stale, N
cludinH small parcel Al a7A0&1.s3 for nrfm, wntte
Canada 1sye-Lowr: Canada At *l.1s- fla,iey-Asls
aeiess EofenLMit1ont decided chan:e: slA;se fol
high mixed d. md &c toz dama=ea. oats-Io fsll
GEocEzEs- -Codec quiet. snEarquiet: Cuba M1sco-
vGdo. 134&lsc. Mo'asses quiet; Porto !:ico, tin1.
for refined IN b9od renoea ittc dill eud nominal:
FEoTIslOAs-Pork dull. heavy a1d lower, at t3?.6st
Gs.32s foF rncss-ctosins 1t tr6o CASH sssi foi
primo mess Beef unshsoged. at % 70: p'Au
uu!rt. I,aeou ou!et and steady. Cut NESTS o.e ac
Iivc at lsH9isc aoE shoulders and l;xc for hams
Lard heAvy, II 13AS3Hc- nuttet in dematd, te
for Ohio and ia55c f3r 6tatc- Cheese n At Ii slsc
, 1865-11-04

WANTED-Two Feed Boys to
~ feed snail Job Printing r.e.,es. Apply to
DUNLOP, 5EWELI l. SrALDlNG, Printers ald Sta.
fyhtrnHa
, 1865-11-04

EFAll f6f fFCtQO.l6d Tor EAIIahtfJ On The deid,
OF Col Exs1 Taylor It IL hardly nteessary 10 tpca
Wherever the fame OF tbs American sold rr has cT,
tended tard where has rot II Tho namc of Taytoa
1,attGy ~ knoEn. Col. Ta5!oE fought as Captain at
aao CHEF q A1tillerr e Gen Sherman at sh!isf.
Jackson GhampIon Ills. lilaeE KFez sls:e q viess
Ehat,suot.- q Mission Ridge, RIngEod, Kaoxvllle.
siafr CTeek Gan, se.aca. KinGston, Calhoun, Wood.
iaEn and Dsisas btu severely wounded 1t the latter
, 1865-11-04
39nIitiraI.
TO THE PEOPLE OF COOK COUNTY.
Cowards and Lame Ducks
to the Rear !!
Soldiers and Union Men 10 the
Front |!
Forward to Victory u!


FElIov CI1L1Ns' ....-.
IN Tuesday next you azo catet m tn c..+ v,nr snf
tsEcs for candidates ior the Tssious oSnfv nfeesu
thia county. ~A'1
Orduuttjy such csuyas9 involves No
tior Of principle though rasttal tars nt
nominees ID The Geld and coaitctrfi th r.ntnaJsn
uiop paltfsau basca 4- 'pN7N
Hut il: present contest on aeeon. Of the BETRAYAL
to base purposes Of the late Rerubcsa County ca.
puiors acnasncaes, has assaued m ssoeet &c Of lie
natrfot,c corutuunftY 'se''~ - lilly "s@' "A1
Tte ouestiou u fairIr psesented al.l tb4 ,,rts,n
be sunk in the patrjotY Ghal III anid tbs
H. u si nrst,ns &c of Gnc3
taccs Of me1 Who have made mouey eaopsn by sew
nE =. heoe TO rsitsF ;n tnsTselyes that
Retublic? ~'''@@' 4'4e1"S'' " luz
anniri in il rronrtnnt n IN IN ,hih
oD1snscd its srccrs mi cnnclnsinn "Ats4A
Eonn rAn terr thst IN fhn hsrnir so7a,s-, ~
mics IL ktirhntahe III iornns tnn6 nh ~ ga hss
crowned t!iIs fsfr1bio eonftct. s''1'Dpn "Oe" ""s
ar liz inva n Hc sio 1co9caG 91t taS @
, 1865-11-04
39plitital.
GRAND R ALL Y
Saturday Night!
the OLD GUARDS TN The FIELD!
The Long Roll Is Soundiug.-Fau In!!


1sud rally Of bic ntcads Of the soldiers WIN take
place at The Court Horse Square, on Saturday essaas
November tth. ist5.
Come ont MI who are friendly to tn. brare defenders
OF the copntry-you wlo arc willing that they should
have khsre Of the public oteea Ut ths disposal
OF The people, Turn out and testify to the soldiers
that yuu are sher real fdends-
Come one. come all.
The folnEirg and other able able speakers will be
present and adddrees you.
Maj. Gen. JOHN McAKTHUK-
uxig. Gen. THOS. O. OSBORNE.
Colonel r. v. 6H1TH.
EZRA TAYLOR.
Z. A. GILLMORE.
L. #. GR0svENOK
Lieut. Col. ". q. BOLTON.
Mao1 LYMAN BRIDGEs.
MA;of VII. JAMES, JUNE.
Private BENJAMIN W GOopuUE-
Private e-HAYWAIsD.
Hon. GEO. c. BATES.
Hon. ". E. McA1fISTER
All who love the old nag aud Its brave defenders
CONC nnd hcar the soldiers rindtcated.
Ihe meeting will eomMeuee II O'Clock.
uAi-tthp.
, 1865-11-04

Especial Despatch to Western Assoe..--s ed Fressl
Dupo EroEr. Sof.a
ctE.ExD-E. Hurnhan,, Joliet, 1850 rs stsves and
headnEs @ Atfant15 Morris 80 p suadFie.: s.h,s
et0ol t9nter; Sunrise, 81. Louia. 200 ba nlriey
A1meniA. s.: Louis 10 m II lumber; Morn!os H=hI
tels salt 5seoo nt sslt 10 aacks, Keso1ute, L=ont
MaTGn. st. 1ouls. SO It 1Un3e:, IL ehlarles-
]. b Prtttoo Norris 800 bn oats; Ptte: and Paai.
Q'tawa, 80 tu oa;a SIS bn gc, and 100 ba corn: ii.
Lemoat ls yafds rabhle stou:. Il ysrds dIrucasion
stnne D. g Norton lemont. :, yafcs rubale ssons ;
meE. IaSsile. &oe9 bu corn, - ba re;
hsn e. e 1aaf oass,d IT, 9o
T3oE I'd o Wn5 4, Moa1t Hn Isadns 1oo IN sora
OAR. 900 bu s-no ns seedl: Carondelet, MaTza
5sro bn com y. s. Gufpst Lenonk = yards dtuen.
sion stoncs Drill, Utica. ITO tons s1ad.
, 1865-11-04

Ispscia1 Dcspatch to the Chicago Tribunal
C1AC1sNATI, Nov /
fLorp-Moro active. Sales supezn1e At {7.7D37s
extfA- 9323@s,ss; family, ts.75afp5n.
GRAts-"hest dull. Sales old red u $l.91@2oo
new red, <t721. Corn ActEe 1t 3se for shetled nad
ear. Eye active and sa:c higher. Sales new at Sc
Barley unchanged. o4ts dull. Sales 1t sc.
LIssEED O1L-Scarce and nfm n Gle.
CoTfuS-Dull Aud nonlinal1y sc for u1lddllux.
WH1xx1-Etcady At Sc.
PEov1s1oSs-Mess pork quiet salea 1t tazoo Bulk
meats md 1neon lower and dull Dnlk shoulders ase
held At 1sc; Sides fehc; bacon khoude1n 1.c; xdss
11Kc; e'ear sides -lc. But prices nominal. Lard
in good demand. Ecw Leaf, 2stc.
1foGs-Dnl1 and lower. Light, Slies: hcATy, f1l9s
MnsEr-ExchanEe soc discount buying, and psr:a Soc
prem. selling, Money Irregular md unsettled.
, 1865-11-04

We Gail t1se Attention OF o1,r Reader
70 The advertisement Of Flays. by McSally + Co.
No. 81 Dearborn elFect 100
, 1865-11-04
MADAME BARNUM,
CIoiryoTa1t and D0ctFess,

s0ufhWcst corner North C1afE a2d MthlEaa etfte:s
upstairs.
Madame IasnCm rcsnectfully announces to the In
hatttants OF Chicago that being born the Sp1rtsl
.!aua ofCuba, With the Double Veil. she Is endowed
with supernatural gifts In DiSrlo.ing Events, Past
l1tcns Lad Futust aud will give lnform7on OF lost
money ur property leading 10 tho recovery thereof
lieaing. e.,ecls1T In cases Of diseases which ha.e
been Iacnouneed incnfabtc hJ tho raos: csutut phys
Fum California. which heals I'll Mad fltes and cur-s
Poisonous WonGd. md Obstinate Elccratcd 6orrs,
Barnum can also be coasultc1 ID ni.e1s oflorc aad
.~! show the pictures OF Ewcefhcarrs and those to
lstfd Consultations rrl:ae and strictly consdent.l
O1LcS hop1S LnA y a. n 10 .. n- uGT-tp
, 1865-11-04
New York Stuck and Monry n1nrles.

NKw 1oRx4 Eov. 5.
MoSEY-AciIre and dr.u At : 2 cent on cali loans
STERLING ExcHAHaE-Datl at i0jxGio}K.
10 A1tEK. and closing At 14tA.
GovKKNsxxT S7-EKs-A eaadt higher
FKE1unTs-To AfEflool quiet and uncnanKed.
8TocK.-Steady. =. S. e u; Coupons NIX do So
coupons e EoF. losf: Treasury Soies, ato ist
f!ea SIX: do 50 series 91x. o. H. cert e9K Canton
Quincy e dfr. iii: Eae SIX: R:1dins 1ls4; ii. {.
Ii'H; y 3 ~: rHs; H1k;S. WxsY: Ioleta ~;
d C. IVA Alton d 7. IT. 52Y 90 pfd iyX.
, 1865-11-04

To fadfy The fcCu}ar Union nominations, viii b:
held ut the Hall In uoyd's Block, corner al Tan
dolph and Wch streets, on Saturday evening nj II
p'ctpck-
Como one Conc MI!
The following eminent epeakcrs will he present
Maj. Gcn. C. A. DANA Gen. Geo. W SmILl.
Col. A. N. Mack, fien +, s. Solomon,
Col JacobsoI, Col. A. e. ElllthoEpc,
Major Stevenson Mn;or Clyhourn,
Hon, j. u. W4rIi, Capt. Bartlett,
II. krieesman. Esu. II. b. DriScpll, Eso,
T. s. Taylor, Esq- N. Shepard, Esq,
L. nrcnnno. Eco, Llliott Antunov,
T. ". HcrTtck, Esq, Judge Gary
, 1865-11-04

Jnsa neeefxcd-Serensrs Co.ea
hais rrne fr,s -nd riora. 4 s5ins ,na rert1aw.C
roc M fns 1 n,c 9b ,e7 10 ana hnsper oe
81 Nsnlolph .t.-S,Syer Bros e%sN 1''@ 'e'1Is MS;
We Gail the Attention OF o,r Readers
10 ihe adyert,errnenf cf FisTs Nv MrS,iiy = Cc'
no. 81 Ncafaofn e'Fect. uW
Ervfn.r vor,eusx -wo,.hi~
rDrefrr ri N1sna..rrs Mn nern m sotn-1.r a. liz
Hefurc. a, three O'clock.
u!kS Mra. q. n W1,yor src.r-
- - '1'-'o-&' Ss~''
[cnt,on & 10 ,Arowas nsone51al itofaes w hase W
tSuau .neI1 H,s ~ aIasaas n.la.ion - tne
ya1oat anu 0:uGerL1; ana "onlu comnacnu tnsm 70
tr ~ =, ~ TN ~. ss ~,
VII - ts @ @ s.so a,j ~ :,
-CogTt9ationa!s1'. 5ostoH. rsso i
w. n..-.,1,..y-.~ mo s,,,.,,
r1a1t s.1cc, h.a ~, hs1Ha AZ. assn.,m.s; II IL.
dlcs Fne hsch WV he SOD sh;'n: = Alzo, ane &C
VII StnnS a .so Seae@ @A' ~ W. ~ A a,e e
No,c c,,,,.,19'o,, ~ .,,,src.,,ar~.
sma az nefnIs 1,1ns,2,a. =, g. nHe
LosI, pasnted 81 I. p nossitcr: Opsa iran $ :.
n 70 sp: n- Admission = ecnts. Set opiaisns sSs
S' LII
Cocss DyspcpSfa curr.-T3e onfr rr.,-
eay ever discovered that r1li surely md pcr.uu-
fca so ~ .; n M 70 ,;rsa e. ond % M1aont s
stores. oc3l.uSaTr-Tu-A
IT., 4eo,r,ss3.-- --1,s :, .,..2.4,
cc a. Amerear s'Istliict;a - ~, or ~ H. I'll
hprpssis3s II tne gniisd siatcs: the propictoEs
,na ,,.sv ~ ~ u31ie tnN g1n, 20 t9at No 5oa-
~ - - ~. .-:- "uo't,'"
strrttorss f:hir,.n Ea,,,-rs,ot,, y ,GssAnt
fhnrnrTt ,,r.1tic,I hrr.ra.s se.asE% 10 gei
, 1865-11-04

...... ECFIALo% NoF. =
FIorE-Floa1 closed quiet and unchanged.
GRA1S-Mhest held e. Il 60 for MaWaukee ap!inS
$s3ea1aoooh hn atS7c. Baney-Canada sl119i.15. By
WHsxEr-xa&S216T. ....
CANAL E1EsGH1~-lsates unchanged and cioslnq
sAseE to Sow York wheat 26c: com l,c oats lse
iAEokT-F1cEr, $50 brls wheat, 1Q3.tI1 bu ;coTn
4aetsen; es.s 70 bq barley - q na; re !''e9 b.
bu oalk, u, SO ha re, L. III bu.
, 1865-11-04
matrinrnntal.

Observation-Disclosures man
IHE wishes to nnd companion In 1!te's Journey,
wl,oe- lore Will be constant as bis desan5; Whose
syrursthy viii make cycu Atvcrsiy seem prosperous
and VT ose Gwctt :ps viii Kiss nwny The clouds OF
SoTTow lhat gather on his brow ANY one wno ththSs
$3.50. usalS
, 1865-11-04
3DplitnaI.

,---,,,..n,s ..-5.A~, .nd 49, f,r +x .rd onr
for their tnesuaase M sesG aua r. .II ~ ~ Iii iii
nescF ald o. aeet ne seasn r. e1ot. o. 81
fought ios sne tsson: sno ~ }oen N X. nse
Hort for oee ne Dsase u1rn "no ,oe @
%nese ~ sHe arSt >''' - " 49,
Lcscirfd That It ts the peorte and not c3urentons
tsat rule Cook County tat lore country Is better
thon loyc part that It u the duty ns It Will be the
ny to yota ID such way as 10 reward tho who have
dre I'd osi for our common country; and that soldiers
Before politicians safe ruo for the guidance Of any
hoScst nan.
Pts1frtd That We can elect the sotdiers' ticket aod
Sa owsrds and ill., l1cEs to ia rese sodie1s
~ 3,tnds pf In UnIon 10 te frnt aud f,syayd to
F'sso'''
uxApar1nTxns 81 DIR. 7.r1 A.C,,
IN IL FfEIp, Va, ApYil II. lSsS.
b{,, Gen. John GIb5on, pm i. C.:
t1r fnifovinr narn ed officers of thts Di-
s.an .re tarnrst1r rec,nftcnded fn- prorotfsn T,r
ennsnjcnorsy csIjaut and neforious conduct during
aeEiTe ~, 9Saa r nshnnr MI iii voj.
Isl E1ssde 1t FoTt Grssg, Mces stat,on, and Apo.
ateo1 r. :. to,,uc =; or co, osaorue In nutpx his
hrade info nosti0u snd sttaekng tic enesny on tue
az Mi fefSer fhe rarMIry wsre Toned 6acE Is
~ ~ 81 t trt ~ n,errn,n% tke enrcT fFn s1ninp
~. In1rhhnra, rsd thsir nn1y Inn of retrest aud
en:1IS ~ I'm, 4 aurTrnicT m TAI asv Col O.orne
III freauentiy beea recomtnended for promotion to
Cf1sad!eE@ @ General: l;.r.t,u~
avr aSssSie35i seryant,
pa.,lEe r ~ y: FoS ~, EEl, ,,,c
o., A8iSAoaes eeae.a Soa1sasAaaas-
, 1865-11-04
NJ 4 n II i E d.

AT the residence OF the brides fathsr. Nov :, by
iii, city, 10 Miss EMMA TIiEnEsE. eiisst d,n:Itst
Of lses. s. T. keyes Of Aurora, III. No cards selt.
AT the residence Of E1chsrd Howe, ESQ, No. u:
John street Cincinnati, o, by Ecv. Max. Gald:s Nj
EEGESE CHAPLIN, o. Chicago, 10 Miss .ADDIE
HEEEs, Of Cincinnati.
In Newaycn, Mlcl., Monday, Oct. %, bs Rev. Nj
Edwards. u: ). VAIL. or Ncw Orleans, 10 Miss II. A.
HOWE. Of North salcn, n. +.
IF New T ork papers please copy.
At 11oaEla,lds Ill., Oct, u by Eey. !. Noothsd. .e
WILLIAM A.. HOPKINS. Of liendrrton, Ky 10
LlC} J. SCLL1VAST. daasltcr OF II. l.. Suliirr1t
, 1865-11-04
Strapcn.

CTRAIED-S25 Reward-Stray-
~ I'd or stolen October Ma. from t1le nrcm:ss. Of
thr Subscriber ErAy rnaEc. Lame o. t. hind leg
arroranapied Eit one dark bay colt, s1 months old
one brown Gr4y colt. sl3 months 9l1 orc hsSwn 3ay
mid oF The fEtur any 1iosra4na which VII lead
to tie rrcorc1y Of raid horses. o., HOS: ia.
, 1865-11-04
Vessels Pissed Detroit.
lsreclel Despatch to tho Chicago Tribunal

Cr-EQGc.
DcWN-A1Eoid. fauob, Eate Robinson, Portland
BuEnlo, Imperial Ftske. St.Antrsws, NIcholAs ponnlc'
Doom. Hleto:i1, E. n. Alien. Great West No. /, Dd:
Empire E:ate, Merritt, DeSeto.
TNp-EoutlHcht.
, 1865-11-04
% 1 e d ,

IN tite city, Nov = cARRI E F.. daughter OF George
Eno Iflsciila t. Kali, aged II ycaEs, 10 mo3hs and Il
days.
funcza1 sesiccs at the honsc, No. 24o Wabash ave
nEe, Sunnay fDrcaooD.