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, 1865-11-29
ILLINOIS COAL.
n mectIn~ Lnst ETcninE-The Empire
Mining Company.

meeting Of gentlemen, membcrs OF the Stock
E1chancc, md Others, was held last evening, In the
rooms Of tie EIcnanEc, On ir.7latlon Of the Prea-
dent J. c. Hilton, Eeq the principal object OF the
gathering being to listen 10 fex remarks from Mr.
Hilton on the value OF our Illinois coal feds,
and the commercial importance Of developing them
fully.
Mr. Hilton called the meeting To onler, and on
his nomination, Leut. Gos. Bsoss was called 10 the
ch1fr.
Nj Broes, on taking his Best, paid graceful
compliment 10 the Board On the mAgnldcence Of It's
business. Had he written In hls ea1l5 money arti-
clct TINT such 4 maKnifccnt place would now be
provided he would hare met with 4 commission TO
bin t s ap, ns 5s
t,ncnt was opened, lhcy would hive an nmount OF
the precious metals which would ssionish them now
sinGei % - much q ~ prediction he reses1sr @ 10
were destined within a very ehoEt time TO sec the
eansess companies bringing tn specie every day to
nqnn 5 sansTs tiss yca5s aso there was uoi m I'm.
otncang ahesr steamboats, and railroads Iapldi7
sN casaMa1a: ana We should met them 1t Salt lale
"in ~ 1,a,ieG ,nS ssaIs. q ays years at unhest.
Secretary. fE
J.. hilton. ESQ.,, the President Of tic Do.rd.
Board. permitted 10 use The rooms for Th.t = the1
might think pen ona1 matter. Yet hc heiieTcd Il
was calculated 10 do equal good 10 them III. Tbe
AAlGtEftEH
man and woman IN Ch,caeo-shat Of Iasl. Il fael
be abundant, Ii win not be high in price. We have
/, not in abundance. but we en- have all thu; Is
needed 10 rupply Nc; only eurse!yee, but tae sur
ninth city in the Union now she stands hsh, being
preceded only By New York Pailadeiphia. nrooE-
In and Baltimore. In 1861 she Ind imported from
outside he State q Illinois 70 the yaae q 81 600
=, he rarro mice WIS e, ,4h,7s Ali this money
V gsid ont 81 GheaS sas tndT = Sa;
;.Lcn rnsl was cheap wood Uas consumed lesa
nbrpdantIy. 1.-THE e1!at soal aeld "a Or + ino,s CO..
tnr m a.ea oE 1l00 square miles, WIS hnt psopcsy
diewn upon, The use Of wood won,d dim'n1sn r., s2
sia.e, giving eut $50 oo .ons s1nuslly: 1ssy
md wouId much rather take 1t than to pa-
the .s5n ast ske atsssf oss ps 70 ess.
rccomnti,cs. which NJ drst burned only wood, nre
DOW altered 10 burn bard gal a9d M. Re- he "a alteT e.
patent stesm generator hs. completely oseirone sil
Objections to the use Of The Illinois coal en- Dc
sed wiIh the very beat effect IN smelling the Supe-
nor orne, saving on I've to seren dollars pes Ion
, 1865-11-29
Markets by Telegraph
NEW YORK mIDNIGaT MARKrr.

Especial Despatch to the Western Associated pxeasl
new foE1, Eor. q
Tho Stock market u held in suspense BY antclnsnn
Of the opeang Of coagess; operations fos rse con-
eequeouy dfoop, and horne OF the bull eliques IRE
selling moderate amounts ofstock Itisnot Likely that
speculstor1 wi1 bs very active for soue dsys. This
morning. the rsilwRy share market was dull on III.
street. ard 1t The tzss open board 1t the Stock Rx
change the market opened steadily. but gained strength
~ the can progressed. During the day there VA
rise soe stoca but At the last bostd the market
did not sustain the extreme sdvance.
cLoe1sB PR1cEa.
After session priees were lower on the street. Tho
following wcrr tha cloaine prices At t p 1n.: Cen.
t1al sGK Enc, 92k; Hadsou. 1osx; Exchnnge Il5K;
Michigan Southern 7aH; Cleveland and Pittsnu.Eh,
s7H: B, l., los; Northwestern. BX; N. ", plu, 65Y;
#. ws5ne, 1u4x; o.& ..ss,sx.
aoyERyxkHTa.
Gnyesnments arc nrr1er under pneehases for inrrst
ment the decline hartnz brought III tresh buyers.
Go'd bonds seem to be preferred. state bonds were
dull, sad without any marked change In auots lions
aoLD.
TIA toid market assumed A dsmer toae to-day and
the dem md wa1 more active, The news from the Rio
Grande eauses stronger -eling. Market closed at1ts.
xoaKT,
The money market Is less active. Ahapls sbppy as
Fcnt.
There Tas fair activity IN petroleum stocka today
At the following rates: Adamantine SOC Bergen sc
Forest County sc; Ivanhoe s2a1; Kentucky U.as:
Palmer e9kp: Empire City &c; Cherry Rpu 2sc Rem
nehof Fun $19.ss; Oceanic 4oc; Oh Creek 2loo: e.
ceIstor elS5; Manhattan &c; First National SIC;
GtEnanla sc; Ham Mccltntock s7.oo pl,hole Greek
HAM, The petroleum excitement OF last week hay.
Ing subsited prices nre generally lower. Sales today
Tere: 800 t3ls refined In bond at fsaesc and 15oo
htls crude At toc.
DIT GOODS.
The following ara the quotations from the rrr
Goods ExchanSe:
BfowS 6HErINGs-Atlanuc A, S9kc Medfor, soe
Ptisneld, &c ;Peppe.e1l. s2.95.
BiIAcuED sH1KTRos- -AssooTtlle, s!fc; James
Mills, 3lAc-
DrlA1ars-Plc1nc, sic; Nanchest4,s1c.
DRowa aDRII1s-standzrds. SIC.
ErooL CoI1pS-Coates, tt.t0; W1llm&nuc, &c.
:. PKMTs-Coeheco, axe; Sprague, e1Hc; Paetoc.
EXc.
TtcH% %Mcthun 4, exc; Penabcrton J, &c.
61E1rB8-Eyerett Exc; P!ttsne.o. asSc
DHxrxs-Amoskeag, sexc HaJmake1, Ec-
CAK1oa FLAAxK1a-Mhson, szHe; pemberton c,
SC.
KENTUCKY JKAxB-kichmnnd,G G7Xc.
Hoof 6kIRT-MeJcr's Z L skists na.Foy
tapes, sasNe; wtde trpe., soe9$1.1o.
RAL1tHoRK--No changes to note In prices Of meg
chandse and stocks generally small.
RosTos.-Masket Inactive aud but little dtsposttlon
TO operate.
CtscHsA11+-Asrtesv very dun Light bnslness.
LoC1Syn1k-Tfnde opcns well standa-d Hiuts AZ
se@sac; sheetings scarce and nrn At S0Ic.
, 1865-11-29

u 6za9ossataon. which sszn of ssvtng u amply
sut1eseot g saHoeod oPr city with snelt.nR fn1ns
c@ p I'm hasss. the proper steps ee but takea to
This brought him 10 The auh3eet-4 company had
heen Pc foed ia c1leago anass 1s1y nestai ca..t
one hundred md 0vr miles from Chicago. and IL.
fs,ed within ea;y dift1nss Of 1hs chieasI Atop
saptaces which n1ll securr low firights tum the
competlm. The realty comprises SIXTY acres In fee
s,R,s nd RctpG,a. 1tnns 3hs ,5sh. sdss s1
tbe State, location good, With facilities already In
e1t6lcnec for the delivery Of one hundred ions pe,
~ nor being ds1iyeeS ,sG a., wh h: poEe
By csDploJtnc additional miners. The land COZ
tans II veins Of the bcst coal IN Illinois, one OF
yhseh y IT fee and he Other ve iee three IL
which has been successfully coked in the rude Tav
obtained At the mines, and yields Gsh per cent of
i i pfoeeted 10 to5m company viii caritaI 81
haN million In 500 starea+
Mr.. Hilton then presented several ee,nncates to
men eeoloes.s and sna1yiieai@ @ ehsai.ts a business
!he cost Of The Iaines and present Improvements
ID GO but It win be necessary to arzauEe for
coal ca.s md other essentials to further develop
ment of the mixes, which would require another
ytoM Thus will lnerea ,e the present 100 tons per
dhy to aso TONS daily. delivered IN CHICAGO in the
companys oHn cars. The present coft Of the coal Is
on The present tzack price. Atthe very fowestcom-
puiat1on. the company would mike an Auugs. dlyi-
pe5 &c. Would a 1;ssss. g s.e ss ,
The full stock. 15s company proposes, TOO, as IN
satltiona1 tDduc7aent fo give The richt to snrren-
aet stock In quantities OF ten shares and nnder for
SssS cSa a Is 1hu. he hode. Of ts7 sh s9
Certificate for COO tons of coal at IS perton Mr. A.
e. badger h1s been appointed treasurer Of the COM
EnJt uo4 WlA eell cernaeaiss o. ntf3eS0pa!ment
, 1865-11-29
A Shrewd Recruiting Officer Claim
Against Boaton for a Million DollArs
on Naval Crcdfss-Curloun Develop.

(From the Boston Commonwealth
Considerable excitement has existed In this
city during the pnst few days In consequence
Of Statements having been made that claim
existed against the city for about million
dollars In fnyor Of Mr.. Charles Burrill, Of
Brookline, for services rendered In filling the
quola Of Boston pending tha last draft. II
has been difficult to obtain the exacts facts In
the case bnt the following account Of this
matter, which is derived from various sources,
is believed to be nearly correct.
thorities were engaged IN raising the qnota
of Boston, application was made by Mr.. Bur-
rill to be appointed recruiting officer for
the city, III. Bur1ill claiming that be pos
scssed superior facitities for procuring re-
cruits, and that, II appointed, be proposed
to visit Arkansas and recruit from the ranks
question Of crediting naval enlistments vas
Geing agitated, and the Mayor was conduct
Ing correspondence with the proper author
lttea at Washington on the subject. Mr.. B.
was duly appointed recruiting officer for the
city, md instead OF visiting Arkansas, pro-
IVES instrumental In enlfghten1ng members Of
Congress as to their duty in the matter of
allowing naval recruits to be credited In the
call for troops ...... ..-... ....,
Alter tho passage OF the act Of July 4, 1864,
Mr.. Burrill, Il is sand, copied from the books
OF lQt tECE1FmE-Sulp8 III Cuo navy 4NQ, Ill
this district, the names Of about 7, 600 seanien
enlisted Us from Boston. The names so
copied were submitted to the Commissioners
OF the subject of naval cnlistments for this
State, and ty them mostly allowed to the
credit Of Boston. Mr.. Burri1l immediately
claimed that he was legally entitled to the
usual bounty Of s125 for each man. making
The snug little fortune Of $500, 600. His claim
was rejected by the Mayor, and no settlement
. has as vet been made. It lsreported that the
then Alderman from the Filth Ward suggest
ed that the city should pay BurTll sl15, ,0o0,
which the Mayor objected to, claiming that
he was only entitled to pay for clerical
services, Suit WINS then commenced against
the city by Buuill, he retaining as counsel
Messrs. Ranney. Sanger, Bradley, Chandler,
Mccartney, Dean md Gen. Butler.
The case Is expected to come on trial At the
February term Of the Supreme Court at Ded.
ham, Il is rumored that on the occasion Of
BQri1l's last visit to the Mayor, he told HIS
Honor that unless The present CITY govern.
meut settled the claim, one should oe elected
ihaI would; whe1eupon the Mayor replied
that such arguments had no weight With him,
and policy requested him TO Eaease the
room.
ings, last week, 1t Is also underatood. grew
out Of an attempt to control sufficient num-
ber Of wards to make nominations tor Mayor
and Aldermen favorable to the parties Inter
ested in the claim.
Should the claim agalnat Boston be allowed,
, 1865-11-29

The sessions have III been marked ~ good order
and @ evasS s. y ne Pa mhfh IT.
rooms ii one of The washington branches also, IN
two additional in The Dearborn The classes
arc permitted but txeaty.nss r., and thirty
Organized, as fol1owe. Dearborn. TO-; Washing
ton, q; Franklin, 81 Foster, g; Har.u. 4, under
working force or nine male and sixty alternating
female teachers, no female teacher oens permitted
10 teach mosr ihan i've evenings In two eonsecn-
tive weesf. This unaaaal interest manifested and
nearly 80 pei cent, lead to tie beiief
Sssh,y @ vsIasd sna improved: The expense. sp nox
the appiopsatoa The cost Of gas n1sufes. fuel etc,
Will permit but about nine .:cekss term. In view
Of thsee nc.s, your Committee last evening memo
rsa1,zed he Common Council foz a further sppro-
copied and adopted
INSTRUCTION N GERMAN.
Intpcctor Rreutano, OF the committee On In,
stuciion In German Ia the Public Schoola, reported
that the classes taught In that language arc pro-
ereseing Ni.h the most wonderful success: Many
Of the pupils areSdy able to translate With great
department Is found no. 10 interfere In The slightest
with their ordlnsry English studies. The report
ii iuspeclor 1sscl Clark, Of the COMMITTEES on High
School, tuhmitted the following:
Resolved, Tint tho examination at the close Of
the school ycar In the High School. be hereafter
written examination, ssid examination 70 cover the
studies Of the whole year, and that STANDARD be
nxed BY The Committee on the High School, fhilin~
10 attiin which, no pupil shall b promoted to
superior grade.
inspector Steele moved 10 postpone the consid-
esasion Of the resolution ua:u the next regular
meeting.
The notion prevailed -.......,.
Inspector Gutlfosd moved that the committee On
the Ucarhcrn School he authorized to make cersatn
alterations in the school, in order 10 furnish IN i'd
ditlonal recitation Fpom-
The reports from the various schools showed al
10 ee 10 very aou,ishtng condition, the chief want
oe!hs more room.
And On motion, the Board adjourned.
LAneEI or An oyEnco&r.-upon the arrival OF
ihe satnfuas evening express tsa1n at the depot.
and while The hsegsss car vas being emptted OF
!ta contents. fellow named DANIEL Doty, 1oafer
BY profession and vsg1ant from choicc, stole ou
ovefcoat from bra aktman narned PatTtek Gorman
and made or with IT.. Yesterday mnrnfnr h. hsd
the ,eue1tJ to return to the depot With The cot on
his back, when he Nas captured By Ofaeef Ke]ly Of
the Amory police and locked MP. Ha was plsced
in The prisoners dock Ut the Police Court yesterday
afternoon, md committed to JILL to await tsial IN
delan!t Of f5CO bail
"A SAVAGE DOG in q etore ut the corner Of Well
and Quincy streets attacked Wolnan who entered
,h. .,crn erd ;nYn 4 lstce Dtece OF GeAh from her
, 1865-11-29
BOARD Of EDUCATION,
keportk and ChnnEes-Tc1t books
The School Fund-A1tendnucN
Evening SchooIs-Germaus.

Akepcrtk ana Gn4nces-IcIt Honks-
Evening SchooIs-Aermans.
The regular monthly meeting OF the Board of Ed
ueation was held Est evening, In the rpous Of the
Board, the President, Inspector c. N. Holden, IN
the chair. There also present Inspectors Bal
lsnsyns, Bonfeld, Breotano, Foster. Gu1lto.d, E.
+. kunyau. Steele, Tinkham, Clark, Lcaritt.
The minutes Of the last regular meeting wee
read and approved, On moubn Of Inspector Learltt
INSTALLATION or INSPECTOR eUAyAx
On motion. Inspector Runyan, who TOOK bis seat
in tie Doatd for the f1st lime as appointed Nil
the committees upon which Mr. s. $. Hayes, his
predecessor, had labored.
NEW TE1r BOOKS PROPOSED.
Inspector Steele, Of the Committee on Text Books
and Cousre Of Instruction, reported the 1ppolut-
ment Of an assistant music teacher In the High
he s .cs e a o1
book used In the school Is the manual at pres
ent IN use Il eonslaeEsd scarcely equal to the re-
moved r. = sdop5ten i sHitsaslfss FliRafy esosra.
e Undcr ID r. The rules of the Board. the mnsic,, text
book suegcsted-the Coronct-was hid over for
one month.
Tns ~ e. sgo5 : on ss0spns proposed was
fFotSTnN1s OF TEACHERS.
Inspector Forster. OF the COMMITTEES On the ap-
polu,meb OF reported that no examinations
had been held by the Committee dnnng The month.
meme m sna ased 20 ae sas
Franklin sehooEMise Sarah r. Bradley, Miss
Hattie F. spoone1, Miss MARY o'Seit
Fosie1 Schedules lsabella Patterson, Miss Rosa
Weils sehool-slise F5edezie E. Thomas.
Bridgeport Sehool-Miss Frederick ". Ginthu.
Mrs Sarah ]. Btnney was reported ~ h2ring
been appo'ntea Assittant IN the Ogden School.
Miss Gss nsts sshna, Transferred from The soannon
| Mise Carrie B. SEeer transferred from the Ogden
, 1865-11-29
NEW YORK CATTLE MARKEr.
Closing Day.

,r,.,... =. ru,..., ~,
lhHpotIo0 ~ Ae1Esa4p GAeiuA4Se4y lot the Chicago
Tribune.l
EYw Yovr Eor 70
RIFF ctrr1r-Tn. tots, ,.r.I,,. - ~ ~, =
far he wstt ending e sa sesd hesf &C. a cstts
nn.se, W. ~ cS xs+s -.e.sysd wn1en
terdAy.
sHEFp-rh@ r.re,nta for tn. rss+ .o,. :, ..,
head. Tho demand IL good for rzst quality nd the
Ernnlv lsrre All but ptbr rrades .r. .etjve sn .t
Ens drovss sXase: at dna ones At 6; ordinary Il
'xe; and lafeslor 4 :c Lanns .yeak.Ds 8 as1oc
Aots-Ano m1Aet u eomp!eteT ovczstoeted and
M 1oHe1lc for prime, and sxa al0hc for eommous ~
sotoS RoHrSsos.
Tr3y tba Asaoctated prrss1
NJ W,
~" 3ohi, nov. ~
Current prices for the week st all the catle markets
Aro:
O.. AZ e good afa :aa1'o; common. VI ooalsm; iufe
Cows AND CAIyHs-E1tfA. Pei head. ts9, ,oo2i20.b1;
ntst quality. Gd9s5 %; ordIna f0@ saoG; CON:
mon. &hNtSA5uj fhtef1oE; ~ a00esSae
S4L1 ~; rs. 9ualJ Per x4lss ordt.
o1ly, 1ss n16 epm%ou' s14.lcs II noa9F' h%' 4tyHes
sAttE ~. ~ ~ 1A1asL1sA11 PeI aaa *teA8Aa9;
tSsfn. =; Ell common, stoo
ts:G; an'E5 Il w 1880 M - ,,,<e,.x
et;a I'll * e hsnsAod
nI'''nn' AeiAe e"erisu. Wssts1ic'
ne demand soE M bsef catns e. ~ ore sfsve hs
~ kfnds lhe adFAnee va oE1nE t1clcsively to
large l2llnk on In ffEe1p1. which Were A3S head
, 1865-11-29
PlTrsnUnGH CATTLE ma RKEr,

lspeelal Despatch to the Chicago Tttbuue.]
PTf1ssrKGu, Eoy. q.
CA11If-Ihe supply Of Cattle on sale VIA unusually
light this week at the Allegheny yards reaching only
nbout u head hut the market neyerthecss rHa dull
while prices have undergone no quoiable change
Therr were few Eastesn buyets IN abundance, and
the demand therefore restricted mainly 10 supply
Ing the retail trade Good a Cattle were In light sup
Ply. and sold ut from aec Eross while common to me-
dlum brought from 5h&txc. Stock Cattle conllnua
e1cerdlDr1y dul. and may 10 fairly quoted It 59sxc
Aresy faif proportion Of the Cattle offered this week
were from Illinois.
Hoas-Conttnue e1reedngly dull and depressed, and
Wieca h1rs si further declined. Several sna droves
changed hands 1t from 1o@lDXc groas, one drove OF
extra averaging nearly so ~. bringing IlXc Thus
ar not single Hog has been purchased By our packers
, 1865-11-29

potn flIteI- sec iotH advertisement IN anol1sr
column. yl73
At,antIc White Lead and Ltn.ecd OIL
Co., Of New York, Manufacturers OF Pure White
Lead, Red Lead, uthsrce, Glass nakess' Red Lead,
Also, Linseed on, Raw. Boiled and Refined. For
Pearl street, NeW York. octsdsa96;t2tsW-wls
Latcst from EgypL-Penney'a EGyp-
handkerchief. Cleopatra and the ladies Of he
Epa Egyptian II io,as. % e Caution @ d tbe Idres0bonf
BE- imposed upon by having foreign perfumes forced
npon you, when yon hare jast as Cood-yea. and
for instance, and yon'il never use aay other ne1-
ward For .ale BY all druggists and pcrfumess.
Pdec eDe dollar: Aanutactaird b the propaetor.
corner Of jay street BrookI,n, L. L, and sold By
all druggists and Mney goods dealers. FULLER.
FNCa FULLER, Wholesale Asents, Chicago,
Ladies' AFFLICTED with DtscoloratIons
should 81 I'D '1n nse DE- D.. rEnnra @ s eeeststed W Mo4s rs
druggists. oc256ss-13t-w rGx
A BAD Breath the greatest curse Of life.
How many loYesB 1t baa separated; how many
friends forever parted. The subject Ia 80 dellcate
your dearest friend will not mention It and you may
eai eaIe NE The Balm Of ! Thousand Flowers as
Gcut1fce night and morning. Il also beautaaes
the complexion removing all tan, psmpes and ffeck.
lee. Price Is cents, For sale by all druggists.
For sale by r. 4. Landor, Chicago. Wholesale
agent md all druFs1sts. oc23t1C6-1y-X-w.F
Go to the HeAt-42o 10 Bryant & Strait
toms Ch!caco Commercial College to get a thor
ouch, practicat bnE1pets education, OF 10 become
good Telegraph Operator. Address (encloslng
Etaup=l for c1icuaaIs, HHrAST i STnATToN, ChIca-
80, III.
The Columbian Gin In a pure d1sttlIA-
tion Of fnc spirits and Italian Juniper berries. As
a stimulating diurctc It Ia acknowledged BY many
OF our best physicians to be equal TO the best i'm
por1ed Gin. The price being obviously much low
CT commeuds It to consumer. For sale by III the
principal druggists and wine merchants throughout
The United States and the Cnuadas.
uns25 615sN
, 1865-11-29

Inspector Guiifo.d. Of the committee on ErcnlnE
Schools, eubmitted the following report:
Your committee On Evening Schools authorized
theIr commencement on Mond4y evening, Noyem-
h1ed 1t Sa.50 assistants. q 50; teachers, g.
The following shows the number Of scholars
enrolled, and the average attendance for the drst
two Neekes
, 1865-11-29

The fur and hat store OF A. B. Ransom,
Butslo, was cntscd By bunlan lsst Saturday
night ind between 81 900 and 3, ,so0 worth Of frs,
Rloves, &C., taken. Mf. Ransom has heea very nm
fortunate. 1Aat spring he WA burnt cut At The
Anes1ezn Hosel, md shout = couple Of weaks ater
hs had got settled IN his nsw,pAoa a hskiness, WIS
Waited by burglars, who took some $500 o. $500
sn1th nf epodA
, 1865-11-29

It fs understood that sim1laf e}atA WI BE-
mnde sxat1st New York and other eitse4 beo-
e6ted 81 tho act allowing nasA etedts. Al.
together, It "a singular Bit oe history, and
our citizens arc to 30 congratulated that en-
didatea have been nominated who will ressAt
the payment Of this claim until the courts
have atifudicated the aame.
, 1865-11-29
Stolen.

STOLEN-3l5 Reward From
~ V93 WAhash 4v@un On Saturday, tho 1ssh thrr1,
Eovs-ons nIht Rtn4as Cow. eas1 c1oppAd; un9 Vhtts
teos On hoEss Cows about 10 Old d geod ords
1ha ahore rtV1y4 Ntu b pAld tx NY faf9~sssSss
inat VIII &e1 70 tA9 tSeuy9Y of tho E011 mi de1Sd
ton u the thlG. " HHEe ~
, 1865-11-29
:TDun1.

FOUND-Last Saturday night, on
L. Michigan svenue, Lap Robe, which the owner
have BY calling At Room 5, No, IL De4rnoEp-st.
proving property and paying charges. y160
, 1865-11-29
LOCAL MATTERS,

LndieAs Fnrs Tor Sale Cheap At Lip.
uan's money loan office, Also. fnc gold watches,
chsi,.s. jewetry, opera eiasses, SC.
Money ios2ed On all goods Of value.
a. L1rxAa,
ylS9 IIeenae4 Pawnbrpke,. - Clark street.
, 1865-11-29

"A SAVAGE DOG in q sto.e at the corner Of Well
and Quincy streets attacked poEnan who entered
The s,orc md tore lsrge piece Of teah from her
= sa,ae.e beast should b most seyeze1r punished
, 1865-11-29

= INV YoK. Eov. q.
ding.
FIor1-Ext9a State tlm. Willie pretty much al
other kinds II Gull and 1owtE; $s.f04Sb3 for extra
State round hoop Ohio; and t9+H<9u. 80 fdr trade
brards-ma1ktt closing quIet.
Wn1nIr-HcAvy Ut t2.sI43a
GRAH-Wheat opened steady. but closed shade
9ImeE: ns.@lA f1t Chieago spring: 1l.:n31.s1 for
Milwaukee cluo; $Lf5<1A for amber Milwaukee
Rye qniet; Barley dull and 1c lover e1Aaa1@3 for
Canads Neat Barley malt quiet. Corn lc bet
sound mixen Westsn: and for high mixed % ooo
bu sound mixed Western for January, buYets option
at Oa1 puiftt 4sas6c for unsonnd 6l0Gac for
sound C.nada ana eAaesc fo9 stAio and Wes1srn
Molssscs qolst. PuTo idco, 1AsNc.-
PErnlkcx-nnn aod lower. CTuds, &oe; fefned in
hood, &Qs6c. -.
F1ovssnas-Pcsk decidedly loxes. sAles at Sz71
0fs12 mr. mek1 cloalnE 1t &aana caAh 4fuazs15 70
, 1865-11-29
d L e D..

In this city. on TIE tssh Inst, EAHT JANE, wife Of
1ohn D, Mo!s. nHed 81 yeat1-
Funeral rom Ate rasidenre 100 Whitney street, this
tfte1uoon At Z O'Clock. FrtepdS nra invited.
, 1865-11-29

initial Embos&inx on Note, Letter
Piper and Envelopes At McSaNy i Co.'s, 81 Dear
BON rtreet. See thttr advertisement in another
column. yl73
, 1865-11-29

noon OF lnst wces, young Iu1n came 10 the sale
stable Of John Stewart. Nc. &c Quincy street. md
requested the proprietor to 20 with him 10 the Ger
rara House and look at pair Of flnc hey mares bo
bad there Tor eate- NJ. s. complied with the re-
oucst, and accompanied him 10 the stable and amer
examining The team carefully, n.ked Their nr;cc
The fellow etaied that they were worth e.at ~ =.
be was very anxious to leave the city hs womb ais
posc OF them for $50. W. steHart'e euspic,ons
questions ptopounded to him. That he had not came
81 The team honestly, md 10 try him f1riher he
eed to p1seh1Sss Stiop 1sn for ths fsoa Tssh .e .s
TO- 10, md received *s5.0o 70 bind the har-
GAIN Be ,,y1., w.s IsqSsf.sd M,a taen to to
meantime Nr. 6te*art told Sergeant Hickey Of the
Firft pofioe Precinct. OF the circumstances, and
stated II a. hs belie that shes VET s,oe f. A.
can't ehould be on hand when the fellow came Tor
f1t money; accordingly at the appointed time on
MoDdsy Nj Hickey made his appearance at
sexes t. The ET3.e r, ., o1fse %e pes ds
played to hit admitting gaze, md The pseado dealer
csnatiaied Oh their mcfits and dement's IN learn
- F'nss .t ,one sse5 auoae aes The @ ean
quietly took bis man into custody ,n and
conveyed him to the, a11nory Upon beng r.
locked up he was very abusire, thrcatsnlnS ahe
obtain hte releasc. He demanded that paper nna
1cn he brought hrn with which to write letter TO
bis broahcs informing him Of 9ts Incarceration.
but instead 0! lr being dispatched to it, desnna-
lion, The Sergeant took occasion 10 examine is con-
ieuts, when he found IL TO contain ia:truenehs 70
ht b'oshsF to " snd n .s1e 11a WIN IT. fiane }or
tssm 81 borses lately stolen from him Nj Phillips
Was Immediately tcleg1aphed to ai,t reached this
CITY yesterday. He tecognzed the mafes as u.s. ana
Vie 1 shorty before The rehbery was
, 1865-11-29
Toledo Market,

To1xDo, Nov. q.
EnAIx--NhcaEne white Michigan 1c lower
B8les, old amber sl93; new do Sc; new whlte &C.
Corr steady. sa1es &c for Mol. Oats, shade lowar
at S7G9s7Hc.