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The weekly union record., 1865-07-15

RELIGIOUS NoT1cE-The Rev. Mr.. Stoy, Of ST.
Johns Church, Marysville, will hold Episcopal
Service at the Brick Church in this place, Sunday
evening. July 9Th at o'clock
The weekly union record., 1865-07-15

DURING the past few weeks there has qniie
a number of families removed TO our town.
But few vacant houses can now be found for
The weekly union record., 1865-07-15

LOOK OUT FOR FIRE-Within the past few
months there is scarcely single town in the
State but what has been visited with destruc
tive fires, two or three Of which have been
totally destroyed. This should be warning
to all Orovillians Recently we have heard OF
several barrow escapes from fire starting 10
frame buildings. but luckily was discovered
before making too much headway. Too much
care cannot be given 10 this matter-stove
pipes should be close examined, and great care
that matches are not thrown around to become
ignted from the bot rays Of the sun.
The weekly union record., 1865-07-15

A SPECIAL express from General Mason,
saws the Arizona Miner of June 7th, arrived
at Fort Whipple, June 9th. The following
news items arrived byrit: Fort Yuma is the
depot Of supplies for Fort Mohave, Fort Whip
pie and new post on the Salinas Tubac
is the depot for all other posts in the Southern
part of the Territory. A military express will
leave Fort Whipple, Yuma, Goodwin, and the
new post On the Salinas, on the 5th and Goth
of each month. for Maricopa Wells, and direct
from Fort Mobave to Fort Whippe on the
same dates. A regiment will be raised in Ari-
zona- Mr. Robert Posile has authority to
raise company in Yavapai county. He will
enlist Americans, Mexicans and Indians The
latter will be organized by themselves. An
expedition of three hundred soldiers and a
large body of Papagos and Maricopas are
about starting out against the Apaches, from
Maricopa Wells, under command of King
Woolsey aud Capt. NJ. A. McLaughlin. Let
ters were received from Governor Goodwin
also, giving about the same facts as above and
a verbal message TO the citizens here, which is
characteristic Of the man, saying, "Hold on,
boys; everything will come out straight yet"
The weekly union record., 1865-07-15

Coon SMor.-Our old pioneer friend James
Chapman, is the master shootst " of the
Gem of the Foothills" As he was recently
upon the mountain side, in search of game
three gray foxes made their appearance, and
having but two shots, he determined, with a
little strategy" to bag all three" After
securing favorable range be fred both bar
rels, killing two instantly and woundiug the
third that be was enabled to capture it. In
the vicinity Of his residence these gray foxes
are numerous, several young ores have been
trapped and brought TO town.
The weekly union record., 1865-07-15

THE ARMY WoRM-The Washoe Time:
has been informed that the army worm is caus
ing great destruction in all kinds of vegetable
produce on the Truckee river.
The weekly union record., 1865-07-15

A COMPANY has been incorporated for the
purpose of erecting extensive bathing accom-
modaions at North Beach.
The weekly union record., 1865-07-15

HoRRIBLE.-A newly born infant was taken
from sink near Chsce's mills, San Francisco,
on Sunday night. The poor innocent was
rescued from its dreadful pi, in time TO save
its life
The weekly union record., 1865-07-15

L. D. S.-All of the officers and members
of this Society are requested to attend the reg
ular meeting this Saturday evening, at 81.
o'clock precisely, as important business will
come before the Society. By order
/. L. LANG, Pres.
DnwNrp Soc
The weekly union record., 1865-07-15

A cotemporary says that since FalStaf was dis
covered in the buck basket, covered with foul linen
ne more ludlcrous spectacle has ever been present
ed than the fight OF jeff. Davis, disguised in Lii
wiie's clothing.
The weekly union record., 1865-07-15

SAM BRANYAN was thrown from buggy in
Sacramento, on Tuesday afternoon, aud dan-
gerously injured.
The weekly union record., 1865-07-15

SrEECH AT PLACFRyILLE.-Senator COnness ad
dresses the people of Pacerville on the nationa
and local questions this evening.
The weekly union record., 1865-07-15

COUNTY LSE.-The County Surveyor gives
as q few items of information in regard 10 the
line between Butte and Plumas counties,
which may be Of some interest to the public.
The course of the line from the initial point OF
the Yuba county line near the Buckeye House,
to marked monument 90 the southern por-
tou Of Walkers Plains, is north 4lo "A
west. The distance is Is miles, 20 chains aad
ID links. From the initial point, which is
marked by an iron stake 10 the bedrock, dis.
tanees aud courses are noted and recorded to
several permanent bearing objects marked with
the names Of the counties 10 which they stand.
The monument on Walkers Plains is square
post, in mound OF rock, marked Butte "
and Plumas 90 the respective sides. Dis
tsnces and courses are noted from the monu-
ment to marked permanent objects. Near ali
roads and principal trails, aud also on the
summits of all the principal ridges crossed by
the line, posts are set and marked with the
initials OF county line," and Butte " and
" Plumas 10 proper position. The line is
well marked by blazed trees throughout, ex-
cept along some rocky bluffs and through
some deep and impracticable CATIONS, and in
such places conspicuous points of rock and
other natural objects are described. Trees
standing centrally in line are marked with the
names of the counties, and the timber aud
size Of each tree and its distance from the
initial point are noted. The marks on posts
and trees are plainly engraved in the wood.
The weekly union record., 1865-07-15

Local IrsMs, this week, were harder to
catch than the shakes" Headache" and
@fever beat" are becoming general complsiu,s.
The weekly union record., 1865-07-15

The Yankees in Richmond are running the
theaters, printing Offices, and all the machines
in the city.
The weekly union record., 1865-07-15

THERE is great deal of sickness among chill drel
at Grass Valley.
The weekly union record., 1865-07-15

THERE will be grand ball given at Pence's
Ranch on the 4lh Of August next.
The weekly union record., 1865-07-15
LOCAL NEWS.

NorIcE--Hereafter all mining and transient ad-
rtis~n'ents must be accompanied with the cash to
receive attention.
Advertisements to secure publication. should be
sent in by Friday morning, at O'Clock.
The weekly union record., 1865-07-15
CANDIDATES. COLUMN.

Announcements under this heading cost FIVE
DOLLARS, and will not be inserted until paid for.
The weekly union record., 1865-07-15
San Francisco Markets.
SAS FRAscisco. July l3.

SAN FRAscfsCo, July 13, 1865.
Fiour-steady, good demand fr domestic
extra st Sc 1901 super6ne So. Wheat
very firm with brisk milling denaud sales,
1890 SKIS very ordinary at 81 20; $50 good
elab at 81 95; 800 Stockton. Barley
steady, good demand sales 3400 sks new. 10
lots, at 81 o71s9sl l2ls, and $50 old brew
ing a, 81 421s Plo0fbs. Hay-cargo sales
at Sl3(Gsl3 so q ton.
I. o. OF Q. F.-PRocLANATIoS OF The MosT
WORTHY GRAND SIRE.-Isaac NJ. Veiich,
Most Worthy Grand Sire Of the Grand Lodge
Of the United States has issued proclamation
from St. Louis, under date of May 24th, fra
ternally inviting all Grand Eneampuents to
elect representatives to the convention, which
will convene in Baltimore on the Sd Monday
in September. The object of the convention
is the organization of the fraternity in those
parts OF the United States recently the iheater
Of civil war
The weekly union record., 1865-07-15

II. A. DowXER, Sec.
, 1865-12-11

about len days ago fsst visiting MI Vernon.
Mhee be learned, after considerable dl,eulty, that
Harris }uet before making the Assignment had ahlp-
ped OF In wagons, ut the dead 11 ntnht, tAsEe
quantity OF good8, but Whe1e to ne could not inst
nep ASCERTAIN. The detec1ve mkt Visited Ced1r
Rspids, Marion and eeyera1 oihcr places without
obtaining any clue ns to The wherc4bouta OF uHrta
or The goods. and he finally returned to
Nj: Vernon. where be assin began tnquidng.
fhat Harris had brother living at
Shebina and he Immediately lat out for fhat place
Ills tnsnises that uar1ia had sent thz goods 70 Lis
brother proved correct. but BY snme means or Other
the culpfit had gol wind Of The detectives more
nente, md had cleared ont. BE eytneed cpns,de,s.
bic shteTdoefs In bis movements, purchasing lick
els for seretl different pctnts-lrzpn.- m. Pai.
u,yra, Mo-. and Cedar Rapids, Ions Dut NJ.
Moore was too sharp to catch at such butt Instead
Of following. he Qu1etly settled down ana awaited
his rte1im's rctu1n. being fully assured that he
would come back. Ho had NOT long to walt.
Aitet remaining away short time, un'l be *np-
Shelhipa, and cornmeuccd packing up bis effects
preparatory to migrating to more healthy and sste
climate. While thus engaged. Mr. Mooro arrested
him and took him before Justice OF lhe Peace who
placed him under honda for trial. Har.1s' brother
aligned the bail bond, the ink upon which was
sEsrrely dry when the delinquent was again on his
travels. Ar: Moore telegrapbed IN various direc-
hons where be supposed there WAS any likelihood Of
BIZ going, which resulted In his arrest by Deputy
Sheriff BsoEn at falmtzs, Mo-. from whence be
Naa conveyed Iosck to Shrlbina and given to Mr.
the GoSesuox OF Missouri for his arrest As be
fore stated the detective reached this city last
ing {Sund3yl and Ha1Tis now Hes at the Central
S1attpn awaiting examination.
, 1865-12-11
ApISHpNEST MERCHANT.
Purchasing on Time..A Mythical Rob
hery-.E1pericncc Of 8 Detective.

Al lstc hour Last night, Dctecuve Thomss
Moore OF Superintendent Turtles stad returned
to Ihis city from shelblna, Missouri, bringing with
him in the npauty OF prisoner msn named jsoob
uar1i., who u charged with sxtndllng several
clothing f1ns In this city on, Of between ten and
twelve thoufand dolla,a. Harris, for year OF tho
pasf, has been caHyiug on clothing :tore a NJ
vernon, Mo purchasing hN Kooda usnanT in this
a,y, End until within few months PIT r. bore @
ine. About ule 1gh q septemoes, s,, he h
came TO This city and bought large stoGk OF
eoods from Benedict seh}os.rnsln n @. Mstn fha
stein Co., kohn, stein Co.. and several otnef
Lake s1eet clotinr deaerz. lu each instance a. he
:eyy his note for thittr days tn payment. ana ne
goods were boxed up and shipped 10 h1m at ~ ":
Vernon A few days before his notcs leu aae noe ne
xtarted 10, this city, taking With him about t10O
lows, be tu.pcd aboHt End returned to Ut; vernon
III Same plcht, und gave out that he had been
robbed while crossing. the Mississippi t1sr1 IN
10 liz cdltors In this city to that effect and theE
Ut 1he lime were inclined Ia believe his story, but
Wien, few days n1erward they were Informed thai
he bad eone M 10 Marion, village situated ie"
milet nonh Of Mi. Vernon, and made an assign"
meus Of goods to the amount OF 200 to f1end
MeH*rs. benodict- Sch1oskDau Co. and tht othef
pa11tss Nho had truesed him, began to have FERROUS
M1tcts1ngt rs to the trlth!ulness OF Lbs statement
! ~ fTfssa 20 tie robbery. They visited S1peStn-
tsnatai3 1As1le and consulted with hin nbprt the
utafisf; ,Ia s nnd the result OF ihe interview Wa1
| tne astal!ipg Of tct.ctIee Moor 10 investigate
ta'o mr. haft;s' Conduct Mr.. Moore len tt~ city
, 1865-12-11

ii, dr,ep,xts md Ssncy goods dealers, FULLER.
FINCH 3 FULLER, Wholesssn Agents. ChIc1Kp,
ullnoiA ns's0'1SA As@e"e1
s.o 10 the Beas-tsu 10 Bryant r STRAIT
! ,n1,.s Chicago Commercial College 10 Eot thor
oueh. practical business education, OF to become
sttanps) for circulars, BRYANT i s1RATTos, Chica-
| 40 III.
, 1865-12-11
The Fenfan Bonds.

the F&Hf&H H0NdAs
Editors Chicago Tribune:
A. one who has a pecrniAry interest In the
Fcnian Bonds. I beg leave to ask-Who are the re-
sponsible parties This is the cradle Of Ferisn'
i'm. and there should be some one here able to an
swcr the question.
[Wc are unable to answer. We believe the F. D
(Fentan Brotherhood, or Fenian Bords) hare ne
clearing house in Chicago for the redemption q
OF those mythical s'securiues' not e1ke
where, We much donht the announcement Of on
correspondent. that he has pecuntay interest |,
those bonds. The chances are that his none,
has zone az isrnttieyably az that Of the Engllsl
bondholders Of The collapsed Con!ederacy. On
correspondent ehould hare asked the question be
FORE biting ut the bait. and then he might hare e.
condition Of O'Connell'e Omadhoun's CHECKER, ,wh
spoke loo lalc.H1
, 1865-12-11

TORONTO, Dec. o.
FroCE-So fA1cs-no buyers.
GRAlx-Wbect. $1-13l:45 for fall; $ll031ls for
kprnE. Barley. eaa'+c. Oats, si@36c.
'PxIs-peas, sSS6oc.r
ProTrHfnxs-POrf, q coz N.
, 1865-12-11
Markets by Telegraph.
NEW YORK m1pNrGHr MARKET.

tspeels Despatch to the Western A.'oeiAted rress.
Fax Yohx. Dec 2
Hallway SPECULATION VIA very lane this morning,
end nuite uneet,led. Tbs market WAS heavy and
lower, with unly moderate business. Tbs opening Of
the new Stock Exchange the slIabsozhin- topic.
and a1post tse1ythink else Wa neglected. During
The dsy the market becsme steady. and c1osed quite
| fr1n. ....
| cIosI1a FR1crs.
The following were the closinx rates It the Inst
Hoard Central, s6K Hudson, 1oex: Erie. seK; Fort
Ta5ne. 1n; Reading, 1i7X Michigan Southern, 4x
Rock Island. lmE.
Gold closed 1t 1ilx.
Monsy market actiye this =. H.. but elosed esaier'
Business Light.
Government List heavy and lower With very little
tTArH BoNps.
State bonds quiet,
aPECtE EHIrAEYT.
The City OF Baltimore took ont a. ooia specie. and
the Alemana S11,ooo. Total shipment for tho week.
s&0as3e. ,...-...
Petroleum stocks quiet with light sales, at the tol-
lowing rates Kentucky. 6l1o; Liberty, 3oc Pit
Hole t1aso: Empire City, &c; Bradley, &C oceanic.
sc on Creek s17o; R1ud Farm, &c United ststes
t<3t3. Hatster, S1+25; Central. e26N.. Petroleum
crude quiet. Sales: l,ooo bsis at 449s'e Refined l.
quiet at 6s@GSc.
..,,.,,,. ~. ,,,nt.t,oc. sr,t, III. n,v fro3e
.s ~ .o.o ''~ = WV
pkcvx sHn7SdsPaeiac A, s1Xc; Everett AA
S'ns' @ @o-.,.osN11t1e, ~ :, N. vort ,,,,.
,-,HL 49,, .as. Ec,sstds1. s9e Jangion ~ ~.
tnes 80 w ~. en,nrr. a,n p.ss1. rn.sa .
, ~ 1A~ s-'Nf - S' ~~.'>*~~>1~'
Dr1A1rrs-pactbc, &c; Hamilton Wooden Co., 2sc;
Durchsu berkshire, 3; Ca3edoDla Sci Roaootc soc.
portisnd. lse.
.na.s - ,.1.,. ex.. .na,., r,-..s.s es,,n
9,...r." n...+. s.snSs.d ~
rars.- 1r.r.@psa-.-"s, ~. rats. s,uc
TS.. urt.-t,. a s,,- cvs-stt t.tfr. p.m
h..tae a. ' ~
~ rss,,a- " 1,osr-.o s,xr. ,s.n.h..ter ar.
S.a-ax y, .xNs-sNF11r,ton n..,hed "a,
11<op psxr7x-neyer,s narrnw tane.. Eth -
-. -...,ns ~-' -
~, ,<,.tc,.. vc,. r.e.,x-a A. r,v.h....
.. - -. .e s
'os,y yn,e,. Tar a -M,,tet ,r,rtse
M i,.c o~Msrrrt steady and oot.t
aao sa'ss y, oo,n -, ah,~os a., ~
- ~-1e~ - 'f "
'l"' 49, 't"~' -. .sp
r,po<, n. ~. n,,ioatn. rsrie-r ~ ,he ,vbo,s,.,s
A'.N Aeee 49, rAe sS't ~1.es 80 49,, y. - -. , ,
!aatAet. tAe' -. 80 ~ 4- ..s ~ .. ps'e
~ . tua No.s H. ~ sAaIs,t,s Ss. t~
proving lae onls e3eepuon.
-" s...
F'ot.4 nto U+.A PAesso ~ 80 S~s A-
80 tor ehppuR unlos 81 80 .'s %. a.s sa
s as ion, hst has sTred @
, 1865-12-11

=
The Employment Bureau OF the Young Mems
Christian Association alks earnestly for work foe
has come to the Burean scarcely any demand for
aDy Kind Of male help. Neaek especially for work
for the laborne men. Their families are suffering
gwen them, they viii be compelled to ask tor chatt-
II. We hope alt In want Of any kind Of male help
will apply Immediately Our services are free both
10 the employer and employed. We also aak FOR
work BY he dsy for a lumber Of women. mostly
soldiers widows. Many Of them have children 10
support. A number OF boys without homes, and
Apply al No. Is Methodist Church Block.
, 1865-12-11
d Z E D.,

In this city, on Sunday melninE, Dec. 10th, Of In
fsmnaation of the Bowels. EssE MEQT. formerly Of
Funeral ~ Afternoon Ai o'clock; from tho resi-
FrIeas 1nd members ct The Masonic fraternity ara H.
y4ted to attend.
In this city Saturday morning, DEC. 9TH, 1876 OF con-
The funeral viii tafe place on Monday afternoon al
2oeock rom hsr ate rssla saee l3s Fourth avenue.
In this eity.. Dee. 6sh. ot tiphshe.ta. ELE0SOAE
AEEED1TH, daughter OF freeman F. and Jolia Law
Fe1ce. aeed FeaI. 10 0ronnths aad Il days Ke1naas
taken 10 Nenla, ohio. for tntezmcnt.
IN thls city. Dec 9sh. LEW1s. son % as Alfred md
Funeral At o'clock this Sunday Afternoon fFntn
resftcncc+ 81 West Adams street. Friends OF the
emily sFt invited -......
B Hartford, Cora, pspeza p!ease copy.
IN this eity; 4 : O'clock sat1Iday morning.
Funeral from the 1esidence OF II. ": Joness IT.. =
Ea1t Jackson street. this Sabbath noru1nc As 10 ock
Fieuds Of the family inFired 10 xttend.
, 1865-12-11

.s MONTREAL. Dec g..
F1our-unsaleahle. Prices nomidA S6sod iSo lot
The range, fzneY to super ez. :. .'.-@I
IEAIs-Nominal. Wheat t1,1s@12o for Canada and
western. Oats 3093cc. barley 6l@6se.
, 1865-12-11

New York nnFkes.
Exw YoRx, Dec. g.
Cor7os--Dult, with sales at 49c 70. mtddltnE. j.
FLorR-Dun. unsettled, and l0es25c lover. with
sales A. 31N%s.po for extra state; 3S.sns5.6o for
round hoop Ohio and g. GO for trzde brands
market closing dull
THtsKKY-Quioi It 32.s4@2.15. ...
GRAlS-Whsat dull. heavy. and aa3c lower. With
sales at *1.t011.ts for Chicago spring; St.609
i;M for MllWankee club and tl.:asa7s for amber
droopfng Barley heavy and lower With R1les at Is
for Canada East IND lis ior Canada Sest fair
10 good. Harley malt dull and nou1tnaI. Corn dull
nd 1e lover. with sales - st@sas tos unso0nd SO
nearly yellow also 5000 bu strictly prime mixed
wes,t1n for all January. buyers option 1t Il o. Os.l
dull and heavy. With salea at for unsound xnd
sSa SIC for sound.
fEFRotICH-Quttt and steady Crude, IH@f9c
1et1ed IN bond quoted At k16a CSC.
Horsns1n. 5o ioc for 1854 crop. and &c fot ls6
CROP
Pnov1s1ost. .PorE-HeAv5 7nd1ower: ~ .oosas2s
for mess closing At - 90 regular. and 1850 for pfit
ness; nlso $50 hsls mess for December sellers op
tlon, at tsss4 ELL and 80 bfia do for January ant
February, sellers option. 1t t9a3on- 1et1 heavy
bacon Quiet; Cumberland cnt, 1sc. Lard heavy ant
Ohio snd 3G &c for Btate. Cheese dull, 1T 1LSl9c.
, 1865-12-11
LOCAL MATTERS.

Holiday Eiftn.-4AIl those 10 want OF a
nice uoliaay Gtft, which combines all that ia
beautiful az well sericeablc, wil do veil 10 call
upon Scott, Dawson & Co, 1aG Lake street. SEQ
advertisement. de11a233
, 1865-12-11
CEnciuuatl Market.
Especial Despatch 10 the Chicago Tribunal
T9Ar q


t6peeIAl Despatch 10 the Chicago Tribunal
CECrxsA1I. Dec. 3.
FIorB-Stagnant; no ssles.
GHA1N-Wheat very doll. shiea Of old red At SITS
choice at 21.s; new prime &1sa@1.4s. Corn-1u good
demand. Sales Of It la Nc; sheiTed 1t &c. Qata
'-stcnuy. Sales 1t sa2 ioc. RYe-Dun and a05e
lover. Sales 1t ;o9s3c. Bs1fty-Lower mud non1lnal
CorrnS-Uusettfed: no sales.
Natkk4-Nolders ast 126; price pomi-M.
PEny1sloxs-very dull. Country uess pork sold n
t7s,na; city and old held 1t $780, no buy ers
1luit u,eata unchanged. BsconC1ear sIdas, new and
old sold at eokeeoKcc. Packed green mcata du1l
Lard qntet; prime kettle at 1akc. Hogs dull and
lower ssles Ut ss. Sc gross; 91o50a1i.5onet.
StnSEr-Unrhanked.
<H..Sfeadf
, 1865-12-11

A AS1A4rEpE.-There Is Just now heavy run On
the Chicago Post Once for the new square Inch
stsrnps two by threel authorized to be placed on
printed matter passEng through the malls. Stamp
collectors III ovef the civilized world are anxious "a
poss them and - The Chicago otaee "a The only
one supplying thenp. the demand Is heavy. Foreign
Correspondents usually require that the stamp d
the Chicago Office shall be AIMED, which ~ it can
GELS the stamp gives 30 much cIear gam to the gov
e1nMeDt.
, 1865-12-11

Before the InattatorN of Lnbln,s EI.
trnrts can pe1suade the American puplic to adopt
thear spurious preparations, two miracles must be
accomplished: The manufacture OF Phalou's
+sSicht Blooming Eercus " must be stopped, and
the nation deprived of it, sense OF SMELL While
both exist, tho former will continue TO enchant the
latter. Sold everywhere, de11ae1l
, 1865-12-11
1t, Louis Market.

1T. Louis Market.
Especial Detpatch 70 the Chlcsgo 1rtbuner
81. Louis Dec- O..
TorAcco-Cnchaukei LuEs $L1o9 80; shipping
sl1-00aS0.1s-
FlorR-DulI and quiet * s9.25 per bsl-
GRA1x-Wheat lower. AlE II. IS; prime et20; poor
fill s1a; falr do sl15 primo do tt.43; choice s.s
per bu. Corn, higher. Mixed 61R@c; yellow eees'c
white 7u &c, Onts better; Common ssc; rejected do
t2tc. Harley better Choice spring soca 10 print
DO $1.51H POI bu.
Wn1tk XY-Lower atfaS0t.
PRovI1oss-Lard+ Gales at 1s@2oXc. Hogs GO head
, 1865-12-11

YckSefs Passed Detroit.
,lSpeeiaI Despatch TO the Chicago Ttibune,]
DxTnotr. Dec. 10.
CNEone-
DowN-Helfen,teln.
Wind s. "
, 1865-12-11

Brs1sEas COLLEGE pAPEB.-We hare received
from The Office ofpub1icationt at Peosta. number
Of the neat monthly sheet Issued by the MANAGE
nent Of Bryan, str.tton & Bells Peoria Business
College Of The D1yant 3 St1atton Eationa! Chain.
The in~titut4ou, one Of the latsst founded OF .6.s
1ourlshipe condition, and By Its establishment at
Peoria compliments tha, city by its. enrolment IN
this manner among the trade and educational cen
tzcs OF The country.
, 1865-12-11
New York stock and Honey Market.

MoSEr-F!rm at per cent.
S1EHlE0--Qulet nt l194 IdsN.
GoIp-HearT mad lower, opening a. lis1. advancing
e S arsa!iSs s1eiss g paa Closing 'S ro
1ovKESHKST SrocKs-Withont decide change.
FRElaNTb-Io Llyelpool du1l and . ahndt caalet.
, 1865-12-11

AOLApus ufEs
GRArs--Nheat dptl and &c lower. Ssles white Mich
iGar ut Asc; new amber At +3Hc- Corn dull and nom
inat1Y lower. Oats-BnTsr8 onef Sic.
, 1865-12-11
TO Manufaesurers and Large Conau.

TO Manufactures and Large Conau.
ners Of coal: The Empire Coal Company. which
has one Of the beet coal mines in the SfA1e, md
which has been developed and thoroughly tested
for upwards Of t.ro years. and By those who have
nsea it pronounced The oes fos cokIng s1nelting
ments tot snbeeberf 10 tbe stock, beaides prodt-
able dividend Stockholders can get coal for part
OF their stock, each year at net cost. which they
wilt find Is considerably below the present market
price. SubEcIptiou booka are open at the banking
office Of A. c. RadGer T. Co., 50 Dearborn street.
The stockholders, SO fax. are among the best
and most reliable men OF the city, which argues
that the Company will he well managed, and 70 the
bestlnterctts Of all parties. u1461w
a Bad Breath the greatest cursc OF hte+
How many lovers 1t has scpnrated;. how mang
trende forever parted. The subject Is 20 delicate
be ignorant Of the fact yourself To eject radi.
cal cure use the Balm Of Thousand Flowers M ns q
denttacc night and morning. It 1lso besnufes
the complexion reuoy1ne aIl tan pinp'eS and Hesk-
!es: Price Is cent?. For sale by R X. Landon,
Chicago: wholesale agent and all druggists.
oc93t16@1T.x-H-r
Latest from Egypt.-Penneyss EZyP<
tian !ot1s:-A new and e1quleite perfume for the
/ handkerchief cleopatra and the ladies' OF the
present dsy using the sa1ne petfume. Penaey' Z
be Imposed upon by hartng toreig perfumes forced
| upon ,ou, wien you have Just Is cooa-yea, and
| betfes-nAde at home. Get the Egyptian Lotus,
fos Instance, and you'll never use any other afct'
| ward. Fos sale by all druggists and pcsfame=s.
| Price one dollar. MsnufactuTrd by the proprietor
r. A. Penney, st hts Aboraiory. Fulton Avenue
corner Of Jay utsect, Brooklyn. L. l., and sod b
, 1865-12-11

CTOCKHOLDERS' MEETING.
The Annual Meeting Of the stotkholders o. ne
a1rrtoss FIr and 10 decide u my O.
aedt,ons 10 tic ~ ns nea - ne
~ ~ bnnIs 81 lp T. H. and n. IuESpAF: jan 9Th.
lstS, ~. !!SSsa !SnAs W. 4ps+Ns'@'1' o~aai n
, 1865-12-11
THE CITY,

CurncH Gu11D.-Au adjourned meeting OF Inc
"Cbnrch Guild" Vtu be held nt the Guild dal On
Monday evening At TX O'Clock full attendance
requested,