davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1865-11-06
Vas ve75 steady 1t the ciose md the deaaa t stock

vss ve45 steady 1t the co1o aad the dEaad f stock
WIS vaJ general.
The following the closing prices as &3o .. n.
New YcFk Central. i1AkGat1iS; Erie, 93: Hudson
River, soe4; Reading, usH, Michigan Southern Ak
a7s; Cleveland aud PttuhuEgh. ss9s5H; Rock Island.
chlen, 1iaell5; Ohio and Mississippi aoxa7sX; Can
ton. G,ie t5H; Cumberland cosl, oS9lf; Qaickal.
veT, Eka4s ,-.>.z
Governments arc dull but prices steady. Sereu.
Thirtles arc quoted at ~ for urst series, and s'H
iot Sd SERIES
Gold u 1rm. mail clquc has been operating dur
lnx the week to produce rise. 5easatioo stories
pectpe the outnItng Of eets AID suspension OF the
reduction OF tho military establishment have been
pn.t Of the 6tiurus- The movement happens to hayu
een slded BY large cem1nd for customs and partial
suspension Of Treasury sales Tha market Il strong
and closed at 1s7k.
There waB further upwurd movement in prices at
Petroleum boards today. with hesyy business tn Pit
Hote Creek. md more activity generally. Petroleum
is rather steady but the business confined to
In boud.
The Etprtss says the dry goods trade il generally
du rnd the market Is gradually declining Tor nearly
ment there hAs been further decline puta OF i@.
SC during tho week. Standard sheetngs have declined
nbout 1e, and arc now quoted at 9sc- B&eaehed
s 49, ,,.di,,,,, I'D, a.. t-.r, = ~ 4. 1o.,."
a G.,,s -aed. &c.. n-,- ,s,r.h -,, S.,.St"sa
aud this has something to DO with the decline. In
. an NJ r,..n .s,,s ~ ssstr..a aa,a.s Tsasa
eII. ~, ~ .xntt. ..,, =, ,,.to. - th.. L. 80
iaosASa Assp ny pos'J "ea IL Wee ano Mete - aos
Mnea stusnG on. Fancy sAAs NC iowes. uelanes aug
heflnoe sse II Mr EEanest, nno tneFe hFcry h'usH II
any aee.ne: fne "oo'eos arc s'caos' 'as common
goods nre heavy, T., ,,..,,,.r
- r.,,s..11s
w. ~ ~ - ~. s 49, ~ ~ 70 AZ 49," ., ~ ~ 1870, 49,.
u'asH' 'oA - '"e 'eAAA'e' ~ 'as'e'' e'41"s 'Ds
"eFA' r1nrr.
THE f,onr n,nrtet has b.en yartanlc hut cnmnara
,,rclv ortnt ,ncr,n,s have ,nert,scd ,1t the ator
A''"l t- -.n.... -. 80. ..-s..-... -. N.ss-
- not - ~ 'es hn1Isaa. ~ We nsass
naaFaet aoiosis ae ~, aau oussa NJ aas uIsa sou'
eueu ~ .oe aea nats .o g.
stoie a. s-'oVss*o.. sI'pPASs o" sse's1~s' 'o o'-
Louis e1'faS fi'"'sSe 'o'st, cors.
c- hos brr, y.rr act,ye unser ,,rrr .,r1rst.-
, 1865-11-06

LncEN1Es.-John Delaney. young man about
eighteen ycara Of a0c, was yesterday morning
a1zrgned before Justice Milnken, on The charge Of
steaIing pair Of pants from the establishment Of
Leopold Shocn1eld g. Co, clothiess, No 1877 Clark
street The prsones plead guilty to the charge,
default Of which he was committed to Jail 10 await
bis trial.
A larceny Of considerable sum Of money having
lem committed nt the residence Of Henry D. Wal.
uer, Esq.,, No. 1,0n Indiana nsenne, Ankpicion
rested ona couple ot young men who bad been
engaged IN repairing fome gas pipes IN the build
tuE. and they were accordingly arrested and exam
ined yeetertlay morning at the Potice Court. Cir
cumatantfa1 evidence appeared strongly against the
pr1soneEs. but not sufficient to Justify The Court In
he!dnSS 6S,lsS the' and they were accordingly dis
About a week ago, Dir. Shaw, stevedore, and
five or liz Of his companions entered into con-
tract with the captain Of schooner to unload bis
the job the, hitter handed them check for the
amonnt. On presenting. the paper Al the bank,
they received large bills II exchange, and i being
cd to p:ocurc amailer bills. He accordingly took
ihn mouey and entered brokers onice, md that
was The Last that was seen OF him Tor some
be sa,x ss uas sspa no "a ss hsuas s'sa i
officers Sherman ard Moore, who Instituted Hg-
ilant aearrh, and on Friday evening discovered him
Ct Ct. To- hse s5a Vie r hsn s
Officer Sherman took hold OF shaw for tue pur-
pose OF arrestiug him. when he tore loose from the
officers grasp and ran-leaying his coal tails in the
hands Of bis wonld-be captor. They Immediately
stared In pursuit and overlook him On Michigan
avenue. He was on Saturday morning examined
before Justice DeTolf. and held in the sum OF $500
10 appear for trial at the next term Of the Record
er's Court. ....
Nellie Wright, woman Of the town, In eomplny
with a c4spcnter named Henry Turner, visited a
Wells street enloon on Friday afternoon and while
there Turner n1teees the woman stole bis wallet
containing IS. No positive evidence Wss addueed
10 1mpllcate the won1an on being n9.aigned at The
Pohee Court on Saturday morning, but the Justice
considered The proofs strong enough to Justify him
In holding her under s500 to sand her tz1a nj the
Retoruef's Court.
sadly in want of clean linen, seeing some likely
articles In yard In the OF No. s2 South Wells
street., swung hfmtelf over the fence and appropr-
a1ed shlr he Was caught In the act. and The shirt
laEcn away from him, and in thi- destitute condI-
lion he was On Saturday examined beIoge Justioe
Sturrrant md piaced under $500 bonds for future
hearing. -.
INTO clothing store On Randolph nca1 Wells street.
on Friday evening, under the ptctence Of desire
TO purch@e. lie looked ii VARIOUS articles, and
When The proptctor's back was turned appropriated
valuable ruf hut before he had time to seescte It
was discovered. lie was taken into custody, and
On beirr brought up for examination In ihe Police
tsourt on Saturday morning, waa flied SO ior dis
, 1865-11-06

FALSE ALAEx.-Ihe alarm Of 1re On Saturday
evening was c1rseleee.
LoxoEvNI.-An old female, belonging to tr7be
OF Gipeies quartcyed near Gimp Douglas, died re-
Gently at the remarkable age Of los years. She WIS
Luricd IN OaklAnd Cemetery on Ihnrsdny last.
, 1865-11-06

Great Republican Mnss Meottng this tAondny)
evening, Nov. 6, 1865, at Peter Mahr's, on North
Clark, near Chicago avenue.
The citizens Of the North Side arc respectfully IN
yiied 10 meet this evening at the ADORE place to
" zomtDaied Republican ticket. Friends 81 The
tnIoul don't be deceived by the eleventh hour con
ycrts, who profess, all at once, such lore. They
zen IN he e1d ut ca.sied on tire In TIC rsar TO
destroy the homes Of the soldiers.
The io!!oung gentlemen will address me meet
n BurcI. II KTiasmsnn. 8. b. TeIdsI. Isa!y
Arnold. James 2. Root.
, 1865-11-06

Nor TIE SAHE-Wc are requested 10 state that
The Col Smith, nominated by the boilers As canai-
da,e for the ofiee Of Probate Judge, Is not Cen.
George ". Smith. whose name Wns before the
Iujon Convention for that Office
, 1865-11-06
d I e ID 1.

On Sabbath morning, Nov. sth, VALERA O. D.:
daughter Of AG- Bradford. In the twentieth year OF
her &Ee. =,
Fu1eIul teIviees at the n.mlly residence, 80. Il
O'CLOCK. The remains 10 be taken TO Laurel HUI Gem
etcGy. philadelphia. Pa
In this city. Nor. = CARRIE F., daughter Of GeorSe
md Priscilla e. Hail. aged ID years, 10 months aud IL
days.
funera1 services the house, No. 40 Wabash ave
nne. this Sunday forenoon 1t O'Clock.
, 1865-11-06

GTRAYED-3225 Rcward-Stray-
~ ed or stoleo. October sth. from the prealsst o.
the subscriber, ErAy naKc. lane OF night haa r..
accompauicd with oac dark bay colt al1 months ota;
one brown sy colt, sl3 moa.hs 3D. one os1Sa at s.
pa!d for the return my Information which TiA ~
to The recovery q taid horses Iuos; I'll, e. Il, ii:
, 1865-11-06
. WASHINGTON, Oct Is, 1665. A. =. Co.'s


COmmeFclAl Hrokef.
In aneEet to letter Forwarded hy Peter PsEc,
E.q. Areessor, lat district, Hon. ". oton, Of the
Treasury Department, has cent the following reply,
relative 10 the "eommescial brokerage petition. .
accompanying the letter. The decision referred to,
which was pIblished In the Tn1BCsk some time
etnce made 1t imperative all persons travelling
through The county as agen, selling or obtaining
ordert for themselves others, to take out com
metcial brokerage license. The following Ia the
reply: M.
WAaHrSGTox, Oct :, tsl5-
S1r: Your letter OF the 25th ulsimo, forwarding
petition OF certain parties Of your dIEtrc. request
fng reve1a Of the decision Of this Office relative
10 what constitutes commercial broker. hat been
I'M unable 10 find any rakons, either lawful or eqai
table, for granting the prayer Of the petitioners and
the decision is. therefore, affirmed.
VERY respectfully,
WI. On1ow, Commissioner.
, 1865-11-06

CAMPAIGN COMMITTEE,
At meeting Of the candidates nominated by the
Tnion Convention, the following gentlemen we1e
aunnIDtel TO act n CAMpa4Cn Committee.
, 1865-11-06

The following letter to the Washington inle2lgen-
ckr Is Of interest to travellers:
~ deeire 10 stale that have been extremely
21aiihed at the promptneee OF the agents OF the
Prosldent Life Insurance and Investment Company,
Mesere. Blair i Co., Federal Block In settling the
compensation lee due nom said Company for an IN
Jury recriyed BY myself recently while travelling
6y nil trom Madison, Wisconsin, to this city.
.'I purchased a ticket good for three daye, for
lime, Dy railroad accident my foot was sprnired
and otherwise Injured, and on calling On Aessrs.
Blair Co. agents at Washington they promptly
The Ticket, and for their action in my they have
deserved my warsnest thanks. and confidently
commend them TO The public confidence.
ttYours truly,
, 1865-11-06
Atl1u8fttt&11fE.

TROSBTS OPERA HOUSE.
~ ITALIAN OPERA.
GRAND G ALA AND OPENING NIGHT.
WEDNESDAY, Ereni1g. Nor. g q o'clock.
TROFAT0kEs
sisnora NOEL GuIbl. IS Leonofa.
First appearance In Aruef1ts.)
slEuoTa ROSA CASH FOLLIS1.1 - A1uccna.
fFhtl appearance In Ame1ica)
sTEuor MEE1AEI, As Hanrfto.
(Ftsst appearance IN ANA eica.>
Signor ORLANpIEI, ~ Count dl Lurn.
tFl1st appearance In Amesita-J
E!gpo9 COLETT1, ~ Fet7.Mde.
StEnorn MAGRI, ~ Inez. ...
.------I IFir1t appearance In America,
fFtrss appesance IA Anrrica)
Conductor knd Musical II NuZIo
THURSDAY EyESISG, Soy.3,
FAUST.
Nile. HUEEHET1I, OLGfNI. .-.
{Fisst appearance In AmN.cs.) J
SlEEoFs AEASTASi- BR aEDIhf, FELLISI+
tFtrss =ppca1snce In Amerca.)
sienora NfAGE1, sIgnof COLEfri+
Nile AETQEIN1. (F1fst nppeatarce in Aufer1ca.) ]
The office for the sae ol scat. Tor the Ist four opeF-
Saturday, Eos. I1-Grand Gala Matinee. vs.
, 1865-11-06

The new church cdidcc recently erected on the
corner Of Psulina and West Warrington streets, by
the members Of the Union Park Baptist Church
Society, was yesterday afternoon soletnn1y cnn*e-
Grated 10 the service Of God. 1t Is hne structure
built Of wood, md capable Of comfortably seating
500 people. its front On Washington street Is
hns-lwc feet With depth on p Rsnltna of ninety
ments NE simple but comfortable, and present
VII IL inv.tng sPRsasnss co,us,coa :. eu
O'Clock, the services being opened With sqtptural
rcadInga by Rev. A. W. Toueey, after which an
ealnest PRAYER was offered by Res: :, nakes. D. D.,
nue. Baptist Church.
Kev. E. q. Taylor, Late Of Wabash avenue Baptist
chn1sh vhs ns accepted ,ns ssI1 d she rev coz
vas an earnest and noble effort, and went deep Into
the leart Of his hearers. He spoke OF the necessity
Sev Ss e1nr Se
thought, fhorld be members Of q church organfka-
tiun, md giTe their influence TO the cause, for the
home PyeE ,ss on 1os 'hst5 T. oTn ssn:s sassatop
influence fonae unbeaeve1s; and surely no man
was doing his duty 70 his Creator unless he did all
in h.s power 70 rave hls fellow creatures.
". ". Evarts, D. D., delivered an address IN which
he alluded 10 the difficulties which lad been sur
mounted BY the members OF the consrcsa!ion IN
completing the bulfdfng 1o1ts present condition,
and c1horted the older congregations 70 give this
fcdcitrg a henrty welcome. He closed BY stating
that about f3,0o0 was etil necessary to fully COM
plc.e the building. and thai any dounhons from
members Or strangers would be very acceptable.
Immediately after this announcement f. 600 were
subscribed on the spot, md the remaining st ,au0
If wns confidently expected. would be forthcoming
IN The evening. Nine additional members were
also added to the church.
Rev. 81. Clark offered the Dedication Fraycr,
after which the congregation Joined IN singing the
dict1ou pronounced by Rev. j. ". Burroughs, D..
D., PrcsIdent Of the University Of chicago.
In this connection 1t may not be amiss to men-
his new congregation, waited on Rev. Mr. Taylor
last Saturday evening, at his residence on Eight
eenth erect. near Wabash asenne: and presented
umbrella. &c, and MIS-. Taylor with purse con
tnining sGo. The gif1s, no doubt, proved re1y &C
ceptn01e,
, 1865-11-06

Fork hss been to fatr demand, but the desire to sell
bss been more noticeable and prices hare declined
tts1 z barrel on and &c to *loo prime mess.
The market closes heavy at 175o for mcss and te7o
fnr nfirue.
, 1865-11-06

Onion mcctlnSx-Mondny Night.
Sccord Wana-At Sehells, No. 90a Wells street
Also nj Schradefs, jackson fircct. corner Of CaFk
Fourth warl-At Goldhart'e, corner North street
and Cottage Grove avenue,
Eiflh Nar}-At E. Bl}nt>e, corner Of Archer Road
and Twcpfy.f.rst street
Eighth Turd-At Sinks German Hall, on Twelfth
Etrect-
1en,h Ward-Enginc House corner Clinton and
Washington street,
Eleventh Wa1d-wheelins Houec, g. West Lake
etreet
Fourteenth wardJohn Schbc'e, corner Of We'd
der and Pleasant street,
Fifteenth Wart-Petcr Aab1'e ssa North CiaFs
Ftlecs.
sixteenth Ward-Adam Ba1crle, North Clark
Etfcet. -....
Good speakers vii attend all the above meetipga.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
The Onion candidates for SlpeEyfeor and Asstr-
1ant Supervisor Of North, South md West Chicago,
and the several ,oWn officers OF cnrh Division. arc
particularly requested 10 meet the Campaign Com
mittec at tlIcr room, No. IS at Sc LaSalle street.
opposite The Court House, on Monday morning,
Nor. e. at 10 a.. m, on bpafnces Of importance
which needs tkeir attention.
, 1865-11-06
THE CITY.

THE CITY.
FALSE ALArx.-The alarm Of nre on Saturday
evening wns ctrseleee.
LoxoEs1x1.-An old female, belonging to tr1be |
Of Glpsies qunrtcred near Gimp Douglas, died re-
Gently at the remarkable age Of los yeaza. She
Luried IN Oall1nd Cemetery on Thursday last
prnsosA1-non Jessie Z Dnbols and Hon. O. |
Hatch, Of Springfield; A. 4. Low, G. T. oliphant |
and G. o. Cannon OF New York, among the ari
yals At she fremont House.
Nor TIE SAxE-Wc are requested 10 state that !
The Col Smith, nominated by the boilers cand-
daie for the ONCE Of Probate Judge, Il not Con.
George ". Smith: whose name WIS before the
Union Convention for that Office
Hos,1rA1 ROB Wox& AID Cnz1nRrx.-The
regular monthly meeting Of The Trustees Of this
the Hospital. No. - Rush street 4 panctaa1 al.
tendance a. o'clock is requested.
SUNDAY scuooL US1ox Fcs11vA1-Thc com-
miitecs from The several church and mieslun San
day Schools upon the feetival Of the Chlago Sun
day School unior, are requested to meet at the
Young Men'e Christtan Association Rooms, on
Monday, Nov. 6, ri three O'Clock.
NCnGIARs ABor1.-On Wednesday night the
hou.e Of Mr.. Jamee MeEane, No 1ss State street,
was entered by some unknown person or persons,
and = watch md a small enm Of money con6scated.
dnTnc the cn1rsrt - res, rr hnr11.., 'S oS. ''S-'"
Az EAE7r SETTLER COMM. Charlie. S. Clark,
one Of thu ear'y settlers OF Fox EiEer Valley, died
nj Geneva or the soth u1t, In the dfy-eecond year
Of his age. Tie hne been = resident Of Geneva and
i Eiein s1nee ~ tss., ne Mas eon o. !ec ate SCOT
Tlt Icy LUZ 1oaos eeHt III e'aileo& III
~ 49, ~ c.,s.." ~. ~, eaaa..... % ~ ~,
Esq. o' lne Sn'eaHo oa.. Hna i'o,estos ~ a*
sa @ c1'1.1 q, "a se a hs Id,, a.
1.rr,or nocr to.mo,,o,x ,T1esa.vl er+.,ino rnu.
aencsnc ~ oscincr snhers The asSt. ri
s>uof a4" ouat1eee.
ruE wmrr1x rr,u.-1n our notice On Fnasy
VI Iue Me. tI' ~, 49,, =. s.s -
eulue " -,e" Aos " VIC :" AHs' VIC
'ne ~ esn.Es, ..sn, rsn,,an.n 1.s,r ,n,ss
esst in tte co1nnany- snd veil Enown 10 6srir1re
dcaleIs generally throughout The West.
TUE Non1uwsrERs s1Ars--Ruins Blanchard
-. W. Nn.tSEs.. e,..s~ ,p.ao. NY ~
VIC .'.nr.s 81. '.+.; W.. I"s -
forty SnntstntnE the name 81 cseE lai!soad s1anoa
WIFE AZ lne 1h1rpao 8tsnalone tnus Ml mace 9no
the Weet Or have business dealings here. For sale
,-,..-
l1o-ots sCoSpcc9.-A nnmoefo OF drunken fonehs
entered The saloon Of c. A. Spencer, No. 81 Divis-
ion street, on Thursday evening. and demanded
drinks on credit. On meeting with q refusal, they
6eran 10 destroy eyervth,nr within their reach
(;laete. and tsecu,ers were brokeu looking glasses
aud pictues demolished, md the fragments strewn
afou, The floor, and ailcr completing the xork q
every window il thc building. moi solitary pane
remaining Intact. No as7ezss have as yer been
.
Tue LAsE Trxxr1~-Ihe wotk1nen on The tun-
,ol h,rc r,1,o7r ard ahnut foftytWu hundred feet
, 1865-11-06
THE INTERNAL MACHINE CASE.
Arrest and Examination of Suspected
Parties.

In our columns OF Thursdsy last were reported
the details Of case tn which the internal tnachlne
,yns resorfed to a. means OF destroying the resi-
dcrce of a wom8h OF ID repue In this city named
Jennie Wood. on Monroe street, near Desplaines,
1t wifi be remembered that tin cap, allied with gun
powder, with lighted fpRe attached, Was thrown
through the window about 8 O'Clock In the mora
= perfect wreck BY he explosion, The inmates e.
Gaping almost By 4 miracle Suspicion At once
fixed Itself on rome Of the neighb0ts, who feeling
in theis neehborhood, had triea other meana 10 in
dnce her 10 leaye the premises but fa{led. Super
tntendent Turtle set hia detective machinery to
wese @ arrested. n I On sstsray afternoon ,hs Prison
err were brought up before Jnstice Sturtesnnt to
answef to the charge Of being implicated 10 the
Sutton, Hcz,ey Hastings, !. i. Dye md Ebenezes
Nash.
A numberof witnesses had been suhpRuaed. and
On being ~ ON. 1csti6od that Mr. Sutton, who re.
eide. In houte almost adjoining her OWE, had frr
quenily uttered threats TO he effect that be would
10 oibef wny, be would blow up he building - Is
hl.h as finder" Mary Wood, her daughter, tesI-
fed to the came effect
IL in the vicinity Of the house referred to- testified
that Roebsook, Sutton and other parties had told
him that they would raite $50 OF more II Mrs.
but thai, vhe,her By tair means Or 1oql, her dis
(otlcucut should be effected. They hid promised
him The above mentioned amount II he would effect
her removal hut after consultation With biz superior
officer, he bad declined to have anything 10 do with
the matter,
Chas hull, a tinsnith, testified that be had been
employed by MF. Rosbtoo&H Hwho Is bntldin. val
uublc fes1dencc adjoining Mla. Wood's> 10 seal up
some tomato cans, and while 10 bis honee one day
had entered with him about thechaI
aeter Of Airs. Wooa's house, that he bad sugEe3tcd
1he clpbhin: together Of ne1ghboEs for the purpose
Of buying her out, and that NJ. Roehn Ok had an.
ewered there was way Of doing It which would
not cost anything. lie had thczrHpou Inquired or
him il his own building was inquired, and had re-
celyed an Affirmative answer.
After hearing the evidence Messrs. Sutton, last
fpce DYER md Nash were tonorably discharged,
md SIr Rotbyook held in the sum Of Il 600 tlls
charge Of herng IN nbettor to the act
, 1865-11-06

PEnsosAL.-HoD. Jessie Z Dnbols and Hon. O
Hatch, Of Springfield; A. 4. Low, G. r. oliphan
and G. 3. Cannon. oi New York, are among the ar1i
yas At ,he fremont Honse.
, 1865-11-06
COUNTY CLERK.

The Undersigned at tho earnest ot many
friends. who think he was NOT fairly treated oy t9e
late Convention announces himself as N independent
cnadldate for the ONCE OF
COUNTY CLERks
Which he has Allied for the past tont ears: ,a
He wishes &ll his friends, especially those Ao nua
Town Committees who had the task Of getting thelt
Wards and Towns out OF the draft list ye3t 70 assAt
h!ro on Tneaday next, L. z. ulLLlARns
Chicago, NoT. 3 ls6s- aSsrstnp
, 1865-11-06

In this city, by Rev, W. II. Ryder. D. D.. Mr. CHtS4
TINLEY aud Mtss LIZZIE EIDDf.F. Also, BY tho
s1me, sfr. WILLIAM 4. ROBERTSON md Mlss
ELIZABETH REED,
In This city October 10th, by tho Rer 1Ir Pcsrcs,
JOSEPH EltIGGs and ~ ]. BERRY, both Of this city.
~ Detroit Aod Boston papeE1 please COPY.
In Anna aenn. ~. Nor. tst, by Rev Tm. McDerm.nd.
BENJAMIN F. MORSE. OF Cale.so, aad Miss FIsAS.
CES ], DART, Of Annaw8n.
, 1865-11-06

The headquarters OF the Campaign Committee are
established u room IS fn the new bu,ldin. Nos. 81
and sc IaSa!t street. AL Town and Ward Com
uitteet arc reQuezied 10 meet there,
, 1865-11-06
KdiirOdA Time Table.

r,ucAco ASp HonruwEsrEux-pEro1 COR. WEST
WATEu AND KNIFE,
DEPART, Arrive.
nsv rvr-cxs w s9il0 4 m $3.50 D. m.
:Ns;,tt E1nTcss ~ si1O n. n. $40 j. NJ
TaHhaa,T1I IL Iccommnd'n sfrfs1 r m >-15 D. NJ
Wondsff,tk Arrnn s3DQ b. rn s1H00 a. N.
0AIENA DIVISION
rnfton and Cedar RnpIds., EaO D. m. 7:t0p. m.
FnitS1, and INV +Si5 .. m. s:0o /. m,
Fresnnrt md Ijunleith. ~. 800 q ua 40 L. m.
Eretnort and DupIeith 1920 a. m 345 D. m.
1,nriford and Fox River, 400 .. 10, 11:10 i m.
Geneva % and Elcin. .....'. 5:3pp, m. s:4o q. N. n
MICHIGAN CEsTRAL n 4
Onion D<pot, J.os Of Lakt Sired.
Mail and Day ErprefS,,.. GOO IN ff1.Dp m
Detroit nud N. Y. Express. $40 m ii 600 u
Night Express. ft10.00pm S12-Np N
CINCINNATI L0uisF1LLE BRASCH.
Morning Express. 1900 am f11.00p IN
Night Express. ........-..... ft.N N . 6su m
Saturdays ED. Sundays e1'd. gM0ndayH e1d-
MICHIGAN souIuEnS-DEPor CORNER VAN BuRkN.
AND SHERMAN sfREEd
Dsv Express. sG:Q0 q. m. a1E00 p. N.
Evening Exprees...~.... $50 p. m. st6:0t q. m.
Night Express. .s10:o5p. N. 41es:3o p. m.
DETROIT TnAEss.
Erprees y1a Adrfau, .... sG01 a. nj. st230 p. n
Night ESpr's, via Adrian 1880 p. m. st11:oo p. m
Iatc Cincinnati md Chicago Air lIne hallway. J
f)ay E4prets ,,,......... $500 a N. s1:t9 q. m.
Night Express. f8:43 p. n. tlGW P. m-
fFur CircinnaU. indianapolis md Louisvilt.)
Mall and Express .,.... 5000 a. N, $40 p. m
, 1865-11-06

NV I'm 1EO~E1Np1Uy1ne 1SUt1ce'
W men and boys wantloe situations; y booS
keepers. salesmen, tFArelsln. Agents, porteTs drt
yeH. ozakesmcn, nre@ea: cooducto9 6asEsss ssa mss.
hotel clerks in private families. &C. secure good
situations at the Great Western TuAllesa Agency,
ntfcr vs6
, 1865-11-06
Manten==:Ten1ale Nelp.

NTANTED-A tidy Protestant
w girl to do general houscwork for small rri,
vate family, Geru An or Norwegian preferred. Good
Recommendations required. Apply 81 No. IL Hnl.at+
rear OF 341 North Wtn4. nov6u3D
w AETED-A first-class girlto do
w cooking .nd kitchen work. At No. IL Eldr.dge
vr.
, 1865-11-06

F1oCE-steady. Sales Loo hbls at 50 % Tor No
springs t0 50 for red winter III 50 for white I'll 50
for double extra.
GHA S-Whcat nrrn. but dull. Sales LOO lu No l
1lllwankse cl9h, 4 q 60. Corn scarce aud quiet;
Farley inactive: saley last night hu Canada ii
Rye dull; salcs 30 tu Canada at II %. Peas quiet.
, 1865-11-06
:FnunD.

EOTND-On Lake street, on III tfap Too
niaht Of the ID tnss 4 small bay Motss MotS,,p: pro-
BnsYJ Tbs owner esn hArs 'ne saTsf r. 4al -
petty and paying charges. q. {. AAAL' ~
Wabash ayCoue.
, 1865-11-06

Nor A GAAnLEn.-A lrpe occurred in our Legal
Intelligence o yesterday which docs srca. injustice
to Sherman E. Admins, Esq, the complainant
against Mcdonald and vandcswo1ker, in suit in
The Circuit Conrt. It was there stated {by implca-
tiop} that A!r. Adam. Is gambler. We hare since
asceftaipcd that be is no. one that hc has been uu
Ill recently school teacher and ed1or. and Tor the
post tew mouths not unsuccessful agent Of Ahe The-
arrived tn the city when atsailed, and WAS etaying
at the Matteeon fIonse, IN the saloon of which be
Was aeEaIlted NJ already described. By two men
OF tic jaw and other serious Injuries.
, 1865-11-06

Tue LAKE. TCxxE1--The wotknen on The tun-
mel have progressed about fosty.two hundred feet
fum ihe rhore end The cylinders In the crib at the
lake end are jointed, and now rest pependicularly
on the he'd Of the lake, but have not aa yet been
pressed through 1he earth to meet the extension Of
the tunnel. The men working on The crib nnd ez-
cayation nj TINT end, will commence to {lIvc) et1y
out there on Monday, Through the winter they
vii be +but OF from nny other society than their
own; by the time Of opening navigation they will.
probably, hasc made good prnsrcss IN meeting the
bore from the land.
, 1865-11-06

M86t1E C0It60 HIGfRE1.
,MoH1s, Ata-, Nov. :.
The cotton sales to-day vera: 100 bales at .0a SIC
for mIddltnE. The e1les Of the week foot up 3.e1
bales The receipts or the week weFe 81 bales The
etpottt Of the week 500 bales. Stock on hsnd
500 bales. Gold 1518.
, 1865-11-06

WANTED-Two porters, clerk,
sssen t.nsms @s
10 grocery store 1rivers. 10 carpenters. 1vanisaer
SAS(PEON. - - rio