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Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1865-06-30
Special Announcement
E.& H. T. ANTHONY & CO.,
Manufacturers of Photographic Materials,

SOL BROADWAY, NEW YORK.
In addition to main business of Photographic Ma
terials, headquarters Tor the following viz:
sTEREsCoPEs and STERESC0PIC VIEWS.
OF these we have an immense assortment, including
War Scenes, American and Foreign Cities and Land
scapes, Groups. Statuary, etc, etc Also, Revolving
Sterescopes, for public private exhibition. Our
Catalogue will be sent to any address receipt of
stamp.
PHOTOGRAPHIC ALBUMS.
We were the first to introduce these into the United
States and we manufacture immense quantities in
great variety ranging from 80 500 each Our
Albums have the reputation Of being superior in
beauty and durability any others. They will be
sent by mail, FREE, receipt Of price.
RSE- FINE ALBUMS ORDER. "a
CARD PHOTOGRAPHS.
Our Catalogue now embraces over FIVE THOUSAND
different subjects Ito which additions continually
being made) of Portraits Of Eminent Americans,
viz: about
100 Major Generals 200 Brig Generals, 275 Colonels
100 Lieut. Colonels $50 other Ocers rs Navy Officers
40 Artists I25 Stage $50 Statesmen 130 DiYnes 1856
Authors SO Prominent Women, 5000 Copies of Works
Art including reproductions OF the most ceobra
Engravings, Paintings, Statues, &c Catalogue sent
receipt or stamp. An order for II Pictures from
Catalogue will be filled the receipt OF 81 so, and
sent by mail FREE
Photographers and others ordering goods Q. o. D.
will please remit 25 per cent OF the amount with their
order HS- The prices and quality OF our goods can
not fail to satisfy. June 2, '65-y
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1865-06-30

When the Emperor of Japan is dis
satisfied with his officers, he frequently
sends them an elegantly finished sabre,
became highly displeased with one of his
officers, and sent him the renowned"
sabre. The officer held high rank, and
in order to alleviate as far as possible the
effect of the message, the Emperor sent
him one of his own swords, set with dia-
monds, and selected his prime minister as
bearer. The officer received the present,
and was well-aWare of what it signifed
After reverently regarding the instru-
ment of his punishment, he quietly left
his house, went to the port, got on board
French ship bound for Havre, and safe
ly reached Paris, where he sold the sabre
for 150.0 900 francs
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1865-06-30
Notice.

ETARY ANN WORIINE (residence unknOyEn) is noti-
~ fed that James H WoFlne did the 10th day of
June, 1865 file his petition in the Office Of the Clerk
the Court Of Common Pleas within and for the county
of Delaware and State Of Ohio, charging the said
Mary Ann W0rline with adultery with W.
stark and Others and asking that he may be divorced
from the said Mary Ann Worline, which petition will
stand for hearing at the next term cf said Court.
This 18th day OF June, 1855.
JAMES H WORLINE
By j. ALLEN, his Atty. juno I6-6w
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1865-06-30
Chairs !! ChairsI
Lime! Lime!

FTTHE subscriber having rented the Lime Kiln of K.
a ColvIn at White Sulphur Station the Springfield
Branch R. R., wishes inform the people of Della
ware and neghborng counties, that he will keep
santIy on hand supply LINE of the best quality,
which will be sold any quantity. Price, 20 cents
per bushel Kim % cents delivered on car at the
railroad Persons ordering by mail will please ad-
dress me White Sulphur P. o., Delaware Co, Ohio.
June 10. 1S65-Sm CHARLES G. SMITH.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1865-06-30
PHI BE TRUE.
BY RIIzABETH CLARE.

By the golden summer air,
By the rose and lily rare,
By the lakes and rivers fair,
By the beauty everywhere,
DO swear that I'll be true,
For the love I bear to you.
In the silence Of the night,
When the stars are glowing bright,
When the moons soft, silvery light,
Beams upon my weary sight,
Then to you will be true,
For the love / bear to you.
When the storms are threatening loud,
And there's danger in the cloud;
When with years my form is bowed,
And my life with cares endowed,
Then I'il love, and I'll be true,
To myself, my love, and you
All the years my life shall know,
Bring their riches, joy or woe;
When my hair is white as snow,
With the years that come and go,
Then and always Phi be true,
Then and always love but you.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1865-06-30

M1ND.-It is the mind after all, that
does the work of the world so that the
more there is of mind, the more work
there will be accomplished. A man, in
proportion as he is intelligent, ma kess a
makes skill take the place Of muscle
and with less labor gives better pro-
duee. IF the mechanical labor was
performed by hand, it would require every
full grown man in the world to do half oft
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1865-06-30

Three hundred and Twenty-Five dogs
and at night were drowned. Men make
dog catching business, and earn good
wages at fifty cents head. One man had
head of forty dogs, as one days business,
and it is merely the "curs of low degree"
that reach the pound, for the dog catch
ers sell the valuable ones and only bring
in the "whelps."
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1865-06-30
SEWING MACHINES.
FLORENCE
SEWING MACHINE.
THIS MACHINE WILL SPEAK ron ITSELF

THIS MACHINE WILL SPEAK FOR ITSELF.
YYAVING taken an Agency for this superior Sewing
III Machine, l am ready TO receive orders for them
the most reasonable terms. Any wishing to
purchase a good Sewing Machine, will do we'll to call
at the formerly csupied by VIM. Mansur,
the side Of Sanduszy street, ID door south Of
William, and examine the machine and its work; or,
will take the machine to the residences Of those de-
string il.
This machine four different stitches feeding
the right left and makes less noise than
any other machine.
will be glad TO exhibit the machine in Operaton at
any time TO those who will favor with call.
Stitching done 70 order. Orders addressed 10 Box
6Is Delaware Post ONCE, will receive prompt alton
ton WM. H SMITH,
May II, 1SoB-nJmSt +. q. N. Co. Ageut.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1865-06-30
Do You Want
"a SeWing NEachine !?

PTYhe Best is the Cheapest-thererore get the best
All Sewing Machine Agents represent their partieu
lar Machine to be the Uey best TIE only sure way to test
this is by practical work. There now some
thirty 'sHOWE MACHINES in in tlls town and
vicinity and if you will call at the Agency you can
get the OF the persons and families using them
Several of these persons have used all the favorite
machines in the Market, but give the "Howe''
the preference, decidedly C. PLATT,
Agent for Howe Sewing Machine,
Mar II. '65 No. Williams Block.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1865-06-30
SHAW & CEA4K'S
LOW PRICED
Sc wing Machines l!

TFAVING taken an Agency for the above excellent
III only licensed cheap machine, am ready TO take
orders for them at the lowest terms. ANY one desir
ing to purchase Sewing Machine will do well to call
me S. NJ Llttells store and examine samples, or
leave order hore and will bring Machine to their
reside and show its work ngs and the beauty and
simplicity of its mechanism. Persons buying one Of
hese machines do lay themselves liable TO se
we're penalty for violating the patents Of Wheeler h
Wilson Grover & Baker, &c, as it is fully licensed
under all these patents have also the following ar
tieles which can be attached any machine by the
gage screw: Silver plated self-sewer, hemmer, and
baster.
April 2I, '65-tf. W. &. LITrEIL.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1865-06-30

So great is the number of visitors to
the grave of Mr.. Lincoln, at Oak Ridge,
that line of omnibusses has been put
on the road between that place and
companying these pilgrims to the tomb of
the martyred President.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1865-06-30

YF you want to find place where business if done IL
an honorable way, without rnnning down his neigh
bors-tlowing and casing get custom, go to
May 20, 1854. A STRAUSS'S
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1865-06-30

The reason assigned by the rebels for
the panic which caused their troops to
break at the battle of Mission Ridge was,
that the Yanks showed themselves in
such overwhelming numbers that the
rebels thought the whole world was
marching against them. To show the
opinion prevailing among the rebel sol
diers on this occasion, the Atlanta Intel
igencer relates the following anecdote:
AS line after line, and mass after mass
of Yankees appeared, crossing the plain
and ascending the hillside, marching on
with seemingly resistless force, our
troops began to waver, and many of them,
to their shame, fed without firing gun.
Some of them, however, stayed until
the last, and among these was one fellow,
who, to use his own language, stayed
there till they got so close that he heard
one of the Yankee Generals give the
command, Attention, World! By Ma
tions, right wheel! By States, fire r
And then thought it was time for this
darned little Southern Confederacy to be
gettin out of the way" Don't blame
him for it; it was about time to git out
of the way
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1865-06-30
MRS, s. HoRMBECK
TTAs just received direct from the city her Spring
IL stock of
millinery Goods,

consisting OF BONNETS and HATS OF the latest and
most fashionable styles all of which were selected
W III great care, and will be sold low cash The
ladies of Delaware respectfully invited 10 call and
examine ny goods. Bleaching and pressing done on
Sd door above Henry Lttens, south size VIM Street,
Delaware, Ohio June 2-n10m2
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1865-06-30

The frbgiment in the army of the Po-
tomac to be mustered out Of service, un-
der the recent orders from the War De-
partment, was the 10Sth New York vol
unteers
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1865-06-30

The Lincoln funeral procession at San
Francisco was three milessin length.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1865-06-30
DEATH OF THE FATHER OF GRACE DARLING.

William Darling, father of the famous
Grace Darling, died at Edinburg lately,
in his eightieth year. Deceased was for
several years the keeper of the Longstone
Lighthouse, Farne Islands, where some
time ago he was succeeded by his son,
and returned to Edinburg to end his days
in quiet and repose. It was while living
at the Longstone Lighthouse that the
event occurred which has given to his
family historical celebrity that will be
lasting. A portion of the wreck of the
Forfarshire steamer was discovered on
the Longstone Rocks, at daybreak, on
Sept. 6, 1888. By the aid of glass, per-
sons were discovered clinging to the
fragments Of the wreck; but the North
Sunderland boatmen and every experien-
ced seaman, including Darling himself,
declared that any effort to reach them
would be mere madness, and sure to add
to the number of lives sacrificed. Grace
Darling at length, by her entreaties and
tears, induced her father to get into Il
boat with her, and father and daughter
reached the wreck In safety, where they
had the satisfaction of saving nine per-
sons, including that of woman who lay
half drowned in corner of the wreck,
with the stiffened corpses of her two
children in her arms. This noble deed
brought honors upon Grace and her
father from every quarter, as well as sub
stantial recognition. Grace died of con-
sumption, at Bamburg, in October, 1912,
at q years of age.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1865-06-30
Estate OF AIexander EhralI.

NOTICE is hereby given that the undersigned has
IN been duly appointed and qualified Executor of
the estate OF Alexander ThraI, decd, late Npela-
county, Ohio. All persons interested will gov
ern themselves accordingly.
June 16-2tt GEO. E THRAIL.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1865-06-30
Imperial French Green,

lust received, cases of the above in oil. 1t "
d stand better than any otbe Green Paint in USE and
comes cheaper than Paris Green.
tune I3 1882 C. c. CHAMBERLAIN.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1865-06-30

4 National Bank is new in full opera.
ton at Petersburg, Va.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1865-06-30
Notice.

m HE BOOKS AND ACCOUNTS OF / r. 7. b. Will
II hams have been placed In my hands for settle
ment. All peTsonss interested will govern themselves
accordingly. c. H. MoEIROY.
Feb. los '65-I
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1865-06-30
MILLINERY g. Fancy Articles,

superior style to anything Of the kind ever before
brought to this place.
Mrs NJ hopes by close attention to the usiness to
merit the patronage Of Mrs Wages old patrons and
the ladies' of Delaware generally.
Delaware. Ohio, April 7, 1S65-1y.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1865-06-30
june 2s-4.
Administrators Sale of Real
Estate.

TN pursuance an order granted by the Probate Court
/ of delaware County, Ohio, T. Nathan Dustin, Ad-
mnistrator of VIM. Cook, decd, will offer for SALE
public auction,
Saturday, july 18th, 1865,
at O'Clock p. m, upon the premises the follow
ing described real estate situate in the Comfy Of
Delaware and State of Ohio tewit Situate in Browns
Addition to the town of Galena, to-wit: inIots
bers two and seventeen, in said Browns Ado tOn
Galena. Said premises will be sold subject to the
dover Of Miranda Cook, widow OF VIM. Cook, decd.
TERMS OF SALE-ene third in hand on day OF sale
e-third in year, and one-third two yeas
from day of sale NATHAN DUSTIN
June left Admir- of VIM. Cook, decd.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1865-06-30

nONTvAN q sTOUGH have superior article or
low. june 2S--tf
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1865-06-30

rNREAT REDUCTION in price in FRESH CANNED
NT PEACHES. BIG STOCK. Gail and see.
D0NIVAN sTOUGH.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1865-06-30

rFYHE cheapest place in town to buy SUGAR is at
i je 23-tf BOWMAN STOUGHS-
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1865-06-30
M ILLIN e r Y.
.M1.s. G. R. Messa,aOa.e

YYJAKES PLEASURE IN ANNOUNCING TO THE La
4 dies of Delaware and vicinity that she has pur
chased the stock Of Millinery Goods owned by Mrs.
F. Wages, and intends continue the business the
room over the Book Store of B. Dickinson Son, in
Union Block.
Mrs. NJ. Is expecting new stock of
, 1865-11-25
FIRE AND POLICE COMMISSION
EEkS.
The New Eoard Organized.


po,,". Cn-,,,;.-1a,or. ,r,, E.,5 ra..a',.,' 80
RUNE .o.,,fs.oo on,!u gtsa W. ..so ss.s'usy a'9
noon at Police Headquarters, corner Of Lasaslc aud
~. ..,t~ .,.n ,,,..a,u r,,,r,f.a;oncrs Wentworth
tns 1hal.. also p1sseAe ~
a11 ntoMn. ~. ..ss+,,,,. ,,,,..,,, ,.,...
me mnutes oi1ne pfesious heeons were feau
CHG approved.
Copnnssioncr Me1sNof1a tnen rose snd SAD
that his successor. ~; 11Bwanh, haNng been
It only remained Tor him 10 welcome bin (Mf I1fs-
sorhl to h:e scat At ~ Board. and 10 resign ~
posstiCn. Ae Felet1ea 10 Ge1efal terms 70 t9e a1,
the snanncF II which ne and hts colleagues hld en-
ceAsofea 1o olseaafee sh6se dhues. Mhc9 he Was
elected 70 the once Mhieh &c now resigned II was
without hts knowledge, and f1nce his accession 10
otneetUo departments had becn added 70 theis d9-
tics, the Err md hesl'h departments. He sroke in
, 1865-11-25
RELIEF OF THE POOR.
\ Ladies' Organization Formed.

A meeting Of ladies' for the purpose OF organizing
aeocsety for cooperation with the Ciuxens' Relief
Society md +, II. C. A., was held yesterday hter
noon In the rooms Of the +. II. c. 4. Some forty
LADIES' were present. Mrs. U. D. Wilson was chosen
10 p,tslde, and Mrs. O. H.. tiffany, as Secretary.
ard Ms, y. Fnner were nppoin,ea committee to
lion. Hrs. W1son raitcd the question ehe,hcr
the aeon Of ~ s1Im ,o9 9aoa,1 be
corrections, or should be by d1yialon Of iha work
among the .aa!es Of ths scssFa shn1shes appoint
OF cne-sded character, all being IN tayor ot 1Suor-
inr chush distinctions ensued. 1t Was also ID this
connection proposed 70 obtain M Eoms t. convenient %
t!on, where donated clothiug could be washed OF
rc-usic Tor the poof.
Mr; Rockwell stated the manner u which ., the
ans eectarian difficulties. and spoke In tarof OF The
adic following their example, both II this and ~
d5trie!ine the aiy ios = ths pnlPose OF more pfaed
On motion. Il WIS resolved 10 adopt the plan Of
dstr1ctlng, collections and distributions now in 1se
BY the GE:xlemcn's Committee.
yourE ladies', might obtain very conaldcGab'e CON
t1,bpIons Of clothing by going around 10 boarding
houses md soliciting donauoos ffom thctr gentle
Mrs, Kent, Mrs. ]. S. Fuller. Mrs. Dradwe1l and
| Mrs, Jores were appointed committee to district
the city, .--..--.
| The Committee on Nominations now returned
and reported their t1eket which m election En-
sued, and br rira toce vote the following officers
WIRE elected:
| pfrstdtnt-NFt~ o. II. Tiffany.
| Vtce Preeident-Mrs. Il. ". Fuller.
sectcta1y-Mr.. Dr., Elaclall-
] Ihard Of ManaRc1s-F1rst Dircctscss, Mrs. .. d
Wilson, second niFfsee. Mn: w. usto1 Sd
T Kenf. FIFTH Dircctsess: Mrs. q. u. nanney
SIKH Dnectr.ss, Mn. D. W. Keith:
III O. Gibbs did pot snk ~ the dts'sstiH
sScn ns xn1a bs oi any practical benedt 10 The com
miitce Of ills body AZ this ladies' association
would require cntl5sly dsIspt a'f1en; ,n la
hirsnns ri The brsincss mcn. bat this movement
vas tutcnded 10 reach all able to gre
Mr. Rockwell lhonEht II would be uost tmme
tatey p.scaleal to employ IN eansassang tcs COG
, 1865-11-25
s4MGSEMENT8s

Friday evening ia usnal1y considered to be the
vorrt OF the week for attendance OF places q,
amusement. but last evening was an exception.
Every place IVES d11ed.
ITALIAN OrnA.-The Eisls OF Love WIS eiveu
to a satr house List esenlng, md pasted OF very
successfully. The cast WEE the same Oh lbe first
representation, with the exception Of LolM as
Ncmortno. IL rang with bis customary excclenee,
and WIS heartily uppiandcd throughout This at.
tc1noon Martha will be given.
MrsEun.-Frank Aiken. the popular and reysa-
tie leading man At the Museum. took benefit Last
evening, which Nas one IN the bczt aensc OF the
Mold, The houee being literally c1ammed. The
1ae1et-of leaye sianrwa the piece chosen, with
diisop be has ret gwen in Chicago. Mn. Barry
gave reE pleasing Interpretation Of the character
Ct May Edwards" )" which ts ora Ws!i aasptea to
Diilans - Grren Jones. rsdley's "Me1ter Mo:s,"
and The rest Of lbe cast It world be supefaaous 10
offer aDy comment, as the pnbllc arc already long
suiboe il, tay that the plaY weui OF with even
creater ttaaf than on nny former. occasion. Tho
Fame plece will be repeated tbis afternoon and
syse ee & ss Z FL sz sss s9 Rz9a'
his beneat !. the Madsson Street Theatre when tbe
was pretty far house. though mt overcroxdcd,
md the performance WIS cEeaitably gtscn. There
were one or two thinst, however, which considera.
thcy ~ my have exrited some laughter among 81
many. could not ta!l to mskc the tndictons Erteye
We atlude 10 certain personal a1lus!ons with refer
prominence WIS gtren throughout the piece, ant
which, without being either pointed Or Witty, dis
covered dee-ee Of feeling which might hare heer
ceived. Tns performance elesed With the aunstn,
Grce OF Dick Tnrptn-". The H{poctl.e :" VIII b,
repeated this afternoon and evening. On Monds
l. AcinEr oy MrMc,-Kellv 4 Ieou,s troun
, 1865-11-25
Markets by Telegraph.
NEW YORK MIDNIGHT 1IARl1ET.


rEner{st nAsrateh To the Tnsteru Associated Press
Srw fokk. Nov.2a
The stoct market eonttpuea active Several stocks
,,e aitrsc,iue .tteu,on. Eric and Iudsou ara b4nx
s.ad1y bourht zad ad.anced at the mornnc bossd
Reading and Michigan Southern werc Ies4 active FL
Tayne and Northwestern wsro the leading wcs&ern
shsrra The market gax QUITE st.oue during tho day
vtth coastdershlc business, and closed t.7n,
c1ps1xa PIECES,
The following Errc the closing prices at three y, m
N. y. c. s1ag7K, Etio SKA s7K. Ohio 4 Mi4a. 3X@
8: Canton t5szisx; Cumb. Coal 4kaAA; ,iarrosa
1sxa1sf: onIcfst1Jer 4aai;f: gchuy1ki4 1l1o,ix,
ooyxxs1yrx
Government stoeks w- quIet With limited bualue.a
1t about yes,efdsy.s quotations.,
xosx4,
Money eaxv ganr leans II per cent but most
meas At :per cent,
-. GOD. .. .-....
Goio qo!et vain mooe's'e oe"ana ios en'to"'''
Closed as 14sK. -
~..s,, s,.,,tt. - e.,.,,.rr, .,n.r. to,~
Ioohosaoie ssuH ~ ts'aotT s..r,s,.N s. rss-.s;.
1ss1. go W.. ta,,a
~. - ~ T1,nt,n e. m, Enrrst connt.
raies. l'S.s 80 ss,, st'"1 ns,s Hsurs'' .on
a. - $3.50 a. - s,.,,Is s1r.
ns.san.7 ~ M S.r~T Il sn nenn.hnY y nm 40 .,
y, 1yn;s er&sx s,sss. i;,ites state. 1asS. wrh.
, 1865-11-25

ALBANY, Nov. Il.
CATTLE-Thete WIZ but ltttle Improvement In tho
cattle trade to-day. and no1o in prees. This eastern
men bought eeTtrsl hundred but there we7a fcwcf
New forkess than nsuAa In tho Jarca and those rrs
sent bought very spastngy, representing their own
market ~ oyes1upplled with beef. Tha average
quality Of tha cattle Il fatr Among the bsles werr
81 Illinois, averaging LOO Ms, At 6Hc Is extra Oh!o,
averaging l.so ns. at 9e - Light do, at sAc: s. Ken
tuckT, ssetaginE 1.so ns, 1t SCI s. averaging 1900
Ms, ai &c: 80 averaging 1-so ns at SCI Is Illinois,
averaging 1125 ns, 1t &7.so pei head = Michigan
averaging 1oo ~. At SIC 80 averaEinE lsso rs. at
exc n averaging Las ns 1t &c. Total supply for
week 60oo
sHEEP-Recelpta. 1o.oco. Sa1ea, 700, at COL.
HoGs-Rectipts. l7.too. Shipped direct to Sew
YORK, 10000. Eatee, 1000. at ika12kc,
, 1865-11-25

individual Of fertile Imagination, Who edye,,iaes in
~ ohE Column ~ INTENSE readiness Is dispose Of
orally. Sueh mind reeds eneoutarrrnsnt n.
lasRfnE rpou The eeaf adopted pocy of P.ifssv he
French potter. he is des!tons Of enabling III to
@ conTrrt ther household goods into prospsetive
, 1865-11-25

Rev. p., Eddy, editor Of The Ncrthotstt7n, viii
preach for the Second Methodist Episcopal Church
in the Second UrIyersalist Church. corner wash
treton and sapgaraon streets. on sabhsth after
noon at , O'Clock. Friends fnytted-
eqiy oe iis a!ss, CIV III preach IN he Fst Tnted
Presbyterian Church, on Green Street. between
Medlsou aud Monroe .onorrow-
, 1865-11-25

Ine Comnltlse On U1rue1s It Lower BEJan Hall
dts1sc 70 Ietun their thanks 10 ths nany hiends
vho contributed TO this enterprise; 70 tho lodges
q uood ISmp1ars at Palaune, Nunda and CaTleJ
70 ne pEoTr1etoss Of the Sherman Masteson, Bregi
and y. Clsud Hotels, for ssiuah!s services ren-
de5sd IN @ COOKING Meats ard vegetables and TO the
a meeting Of tbs different comn,ittees viii be
ht;o a. 30. 1to snuih Clark sttpek, room No. >,
tbs Afternoon At half past two O'Clock, to hear the
, 1865-11-25
New XArk Market.
Ew Forx Eov

NV fpEI. NOW W.
Co1yoH-oniet xuh stradE, At s1aE5c fos n,lddllnG.
AZ auction today 800 rsies Of Mobile and Nav "
leans cotton for Eoycrusret account were sold Lhe
n1dd1inx fair; 4lXc for DO stE1ct ntdtinki tor
60 low rnidding 3!He for Orleans strict ntdd!iog
FLoIa-Fiye cats better for eood sound cxs1s
, 1865-11-25
TAk11~arF&J

The members q the police force OF the Third
r.esnet tNofth Diyiz:on) deslte, through the,t
Messzs. Aa,son 4 Hoes, No. III Lake street, for
the fasn!s Eecered BY the police Of that reclnet,
e4d skin s1esetseA By Tbs ]eueliers ia questson,
WING Eeitine up re testimonial recently Bestowed
, 1865-11-25

Especial Despatch to ne Chicago 1Hbunc-l
MuwACE1L Nov. It.
Receipts Of -four 1,3a hris: wheat 81, ,s2l bu: oats
1880 hu. Shipments Of dour 4rs7 bs1sf wheat 1 So
bn.
FtorE-Mhrket dull and nn:nina1ly &c lower. Good
spr31k e1tzas offered ut 50, without buyers.
CRA1H-Wheat pusetEed With sales OF 7.0M hu No.
spring IN store st u ii: 10000 do at sl37 and 5000
seller Ill December, 1t s1&- Oats d1m At DC ioE
MOL in storc. Ehelled nominal 1t as3eoc. Rye
lower with anJe1a At G06oc-
Ftuonts-F1tm. Engagements to Banaio, wheat
lac.
Afternoon Bosrd-Whcat unsettled; sales 5000 bu
no In sto,u 1t fl6x; 1900 bu DC, sellers option
Dec 1st 10 10th. 1t e1ss; o bu do, sellers option
Dec. 1st to slh, At Sl3sE.
(By Associated Press.]
l Mu,wArETE, EcT. IL.
F1orE-Dull and uon,na1ly DECLINED 2sc.
CRlN-Whsat unsettled 1t $1.691S7. Oats 1tn Al
&c.