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, 1865-12-01

HKW 4uEk. NOV. ~.
corInT-scarccly nrm, with less doing 1t Sic for
un1ddtinE. ...-..7
Flo: E-Dult nnd s9tec lover, ~ sn9a&3 for e1trs
state "a cog 80 for extra round hoop Ohio, and
for trade brands, market closing dull and heavy.
GRlE-NheAt heavy and 1&1c lower TOR common
md interior gIsdes and without decided change sor
choice, tl6xa1s0 for Chicago spring: &l.7U3to for
MIlwauIce c!ubi 4t.s18lk5 for amber Milwaukee, tho
tatter pEce for eholee; for ncw amber stAto and
quiet Farley md barley malt dull and noinal. Corr
saHe io1 soana n1ed wessen yc fst a1s nlsed -
Canada, and sc for state sud western.
WuI.kEY-Quiet- western t1-H
PERoLIEM-SteatF. Eaies Of cTnde at Ate; refined
IN bond at &c; DO for December a0d January, 1t e9
s1c; do Tor December 1t 1Ic-
FKovRIoSs-Fork nrm and active. Sales At 81! !5hA
a13 for mess-closlnE at $50. cash. and .so0a:ee
for primo mess Also 80 brls seleT sud hurers
optloo al the rear, at fsne<s 81 md $50 bsls neE
BEEF less active 4 yll09146o for plain ues9, md
$1lDt2l7.00 for extra mess Beef hams quiet. Bacon
more Actire II for Cumberland cut str1ye and
for forward delivery. and nc for long ribbed; Cat
md l5k@o0c for hama Lard steady 1t lsa23c- DuteE
dul, at &@s2c for Ohio. and assc for state Cheese
steady.
, 1865-12-01


sF. LoCr, Eov. 80.
TouAcso-Actiye for Ill exception grades. Factory
1ugs 2o to $50 planters do. FOO to f79s medium
shipping leaf &l1no to tliso; good s1595 to $1s5o;
common manufacturing 5000 to flo.s5: medlsm do.
S1{e3 to eis5S; good do. :oas to *,e per 10 bss
F1oCK-coni!nues dull and quiet with but limited
amount Of business doing. Spring 1uperne $3.50 de.
br4.
GaA1S-Wheat very dull md b1srness light. Com
ncn spring, sl.ls primo do, sl.; prime nlat s1.5
TO t14o; strictly prime s1S0 to slt5 strictly prime
to choice Sl.so choice t2.e0 per bu. Coru-masket
active 1t further decline on yesterday; old mixed,
&c 10 &c; old yellow II 6skc to 0c white soc
new yellow al i0c; 1;s sscks old yellow nt 7oc; l1s
sacks old white At &c to 4c part delivered. Bxrley
rcceirta quite farEf being mostly from Chicago aud
FOL brewers: market dull snd Unchanged poor srriDg
c; prime to choice spring SC per bu- Oats dull and
prices about tho same last; sales Ut & llXc
Rye dn1l Al 6136sc-
Wn1s1xz-Qulet, with decline. Sales at *e.esa
ASK.
, 1865-12-01
p1TrsBU1tGH CATTLE MARKET.
tspee&sl Despatch to the Chicago Tribunal

ISpett3I UeJpateh 70 the ChleaEo IEbu0e-1
PrrTFB0RaH Nov. 20.
CA1uE-The inactet for cattle WAS sssher better 1t
the cattle yards this week than last and the quality
ofthe cattle was better than for some weeks past.
Good INT cattle were In Eaif demand for shipment to
New FORK md Philadelphia, and quite = number Of
droves changed banda At psices ranging from 77Hc,
and one bunch Of extra Ohio steers, nea,sJ
ltco re, sold tusy II $50 per 100 gross. There
EAs al8o I sale Of 81 head OF primo Pcnus5irania
steers 1t *s.s2H KEoas% delivered tn Philadelphia
Stock catts dun and nominal - u. .ooss 50 k.oss.
Noos-Conttnue to atrfye PRETTY freely. and the
let ranieky and dn11. with strong downward ten
deucy. THIS week quite number Of ISLES were made
At lie gross good averages but since then prices
have steadily declined, and to-day buyers were only
offering a&9Xc with nome snles at the LsieE heurc
Anezton, from Chicago, bought bunch Of sss Ken
tucty hogs averaging 800 n, on Tuesday, 1t 1pxc,
on which, It IL said, be viii 1ose heasfl5.
EUyxF-AFe selling at from tfzIc for good TO prfne
, 1865-12-01
Alilwnukec Market.
Especial Despatch 10 the Chicago Trib


Especial Despatch to the Chicaso Trihune,1
M1LTArKrk. Eov.N,
RHcxHr+Flour, ~ bris Theat, 9l,1oo bu; oats,
kco hu corn. 27lo bu; barley R41 bu re- 60 bu.
sur1N-F1our, 3.l9s b.js wheat, HS17 b.
FLoU1-Narket active. Sales: 100 bIls ToupR Amert-
q Spring Extra at Ss.oa-
GRA1S-Nheas sdEanced 1c from yestaday's quota.
ttons Light sales On Change 1t cash md
seller TO- This afternoon tho market was Sc higher
sales: ., eco bn No. Spring In store At
aud selte5s option best half December tlasat Oats
IN demand for No. in store, Corn sold for SC
in storc- Rye wanted: SIC
Weather cold with appearance OF spoE.
AFTERNOON EoAsp.-Wheat higher; sales 1900 bu
At $iDH0l5l IN stoze; t1sa1ss for last half OF De
cenbtr; Sa&s0c for Rejected.
Ito the Associated rTess.)
MILWAUKEE, Nov 90
FLoER-ACt1vc.
GRAN-wneat advanced &c !; sa1es 1t S1soXals1
Oats Grm At sc.
REcKiPrs-F1ou1, 1,soa brls :: vhest, 81 900 bu.
sHlFAEs1a-F1onr, LOO bEfs wheat =, ,000 bu.
, 1865-12-01

UQEFALES
TLouR-DuIl and unchanged.
GnA1E-WheAt dull md lower. no. ! Milwaukee
eprtng offered al $15s. Corr dnl ut &c. Oats. barley
md re no1uinAl.
NHIkEEy-NGmtnal at 39S1-
PRoysoxk-rosk &2s.DoaN.n. Lard &c.
CANAL FRKIGn1H-WheAt to Rochester 5Hc. -
IRoHE-Flonr ar2i bTls, wheat 1880 bn. corn Ii
$50 bu. oats g. 80 bu. barley 6t5 bu. rye al0 bu-
CANAL EIFoEINNo report.
, 1865-12-01

Twentieth Anniversary OF 1ke Illinois
Society-lnstal1ation Of OmcersThe
RnrnnRf.


Yesterday being the anniversary Of st. Andrews
Day. day which is held in pcculis. regard by eyerv
son Of Scotia in every cline and land The OCCASION
"fa eeieo1a1ea N Ials ety Mst evening o. the Usual
Illinois St. Andrews Society, at The Briggs nouss.
,ns4r .s,9e,as tnoea ' ~ u .e'ana .nu an
tnose M .en1el eeouS'cns- NOS nose aeep aaee1aons
Sesth ea I'D sass Wood, M Thien 20 % pecpissl1 GI1
d,s.nemshes ms Seaan. ~ -. u caaeaso r. par
aea!af, Halen coa1ana 20 LIE Itop2non Q!
thE 3na .ha,.a u snGy .1e signa M tS tos
hacE1s. md nc un,a.hnR 'Psck Q maui" brings
eimlsee o. .ans ~ 9 ny ue ~ SeotEa aa
ius!,es t % bota. 1' e'lS
te.h .nnlseTsa,y oi The soe.y, I'd ihs attendance
tbe aests ss n1s n9oe on h.Sr n9 Will
H. 5et o. wre1 has ~ osrx n7 hn1,n mss ana hia % o.
se f;!1e .nrio =, ~ prsh t's1e note hs,,he,
TON he sneent hils Of c.iedonEs. This plessaat %
EaIe, Of Ae9aeaa ~ T. nonsa ~: Pets AeFsrlanc
through lie ia country rnm tbe iar.iansd 'bras1
sDTSa MSa tsnan., houam. t.. -.
~, ~ 1s W. "p ~ ~ nnog aa 9!
spread fire table,, there were. iaden viii dishes
,1en h g,de ~ .as 1o.%er a' my D. $40
On lie paf Of native. to identity de disb WI tbs
eGSat ealtMla 19 ol ne PaoainE taec, cslcnta1ea
In5 {. tca nasls a. = y 10 sia e1tsnL
r1tn1a s.ha,aa ..h. S .rs.G - ~ un1st 1.as ae
lt!SG 4AuS4 a6kLts - t..S tao4net .ast Ste4
g dsnas4 M ~ o,se oa s~o a
Mi,I .S1 n WY .ou a. Ei1 " - 1sM s,".ti
WI VII LILLE LIE o41 u Aa'e ~ 'onet@os
eooq; .. .s. o,.,o.,- cha ,,.r,,.., =, IL.
Al hAH paet eeven e1ocE the mem oe5a o! tne
SoeiesJ net ~ paIoS NJ. ~ " ot?fgs noose ~
we aoseauanoo oI the asN!y slselea cniSsts. Aun
use ia1fsasa1on oi NE 7so1 uf.k31 " ne aA1uA
meenr&: hooS5 1sSy. Ieq,, ne 1eetaoe
1!1loent, oeeup.ea % ~ neIn,i.;,. CHI. s,z-
aePoaf u eeSe1A eon'nnt1eea "e'e seao ano ols-
ane da6ox'ag neT memeGs s'shas mGTe eetsd: En IT.
An.son. ana III. .oah noM9on; ,,....u..,
me ioiio~'nG onee1t We1s 1aen only tnssaaeo.
1MIce14Gnl-M M natan olGmML M1it.. p.,.
f1Itt viEe 1Iea1dsnf-Wnl nliam y falcood.
second VICE fse@aent-u- =. refGason.
SeeIs.s!Ic. c N. Mnt1ay. 3. ,,,p.r
Afs1etAnt ae1s!s3Esan'ee 79s T.tan Aaues'
1feas1sesyon9 .su 70 ~ A1lf9a. IGa .,,..,.
fn5eIlao-Uf. Vp4n hEa11hIa. ~.
AenAsers5Cp1;p n Metnioen. sames Gampoe'I 1eo.
u, E0Sus, " r.. S.ask: nuEn soopE19. n.
M lea1eJi N fek1snnE me posiuon q Ifesa'
dent Of the Sodc!ys MADE some appropriate ~.
marks on lne neaty soppoIl Haicn nc oaa @ mes
VAIN q tne pan q tne mem9e!s, ano nop9n inat
Ae suceessof *noaM MeeI Wllh tns edne. ae tnen
preecntea ~. Nlnl1tn sie"afie !oe fIesioent Ios
ihe ensuing year, who made hr5cf speech on the
OCCASION, nho eaid he Nouid snoes'a 70 olsenafge
The duties imposed upon LID 10 tne pe4t O! MS
ability.
The euE1ness meetmE tnen aoJoaInen- an9 tde
guests proceeded into tho banquet hal; marching
~twa md twa ahfeast, aecoststng to the instruc-
tclle are coming played BY The Great Western
1f1ft f:nart Rsnd AYnnoSt every seat nj table WAS
, 1865-12-01
Albany Cattle Market

ALBAHT, Nov. 80.
CAr1IK-Have not come In quite freely thus fxr
this week, and the demand for New York having In
proved souewhas, prices are ono quarter OF \ cent
higher.
Hoas-NarkEt without change
, 1865-12-01

At F1aher.s H!l he dieplsyed such desperate conr-
acc, that Gen. she!dan Recommended the secrrta-
n Of War to confer upon him one Of the gold medals
Of horor soted b. Congress Hc VAS dangerously
wounded tn one Of aher1dan's battlest nom tho ct.
ftts OF which he hae not yet recovered His pres
ent condition l. certzluly 10 be dePlortd. hs the
cas-tty Of last erenins hs. left him without home
or fhe means ot obtaining one.
, 1865-12-01
LOCAL MATTERS,

The books arc open for subscription to hc atock OF
thjs Conpauy al A. Badger s Cog. 1t bids fair
10 be ono Of the best paying stocks In the country.
and yet produce coal nt lower rates than It can
now be bad. yfH
, 1865-12-01

osHI0o, Nov 50
FloUR-x&s1c loVrr. Sales Of 80 brIs, at 33.5oa
6.55 fer No. spring 4lo.n19t0-es for red N1ntTi
FIJI 50 for white; and $1s 1A4l7S for R.
GRAR-HheAt dull and u2rket easy, with ea1ea OF
, 1865-12-01
Bryant q. ssraston's Commercial Col

The general plan and system Of these excellent
colleges Is admirably characterized by one Of the
mott cesebrnted of American writer's. Mrs. Harriet
Bcecher Stowe, in brilliant article In the dinsac
for December. In a paragraph IN her excellent
scnet, the - Chimney Corner, y she says:
The sJEten Of commercial colleges now spread.
a Ing over our land, ta q new and most Important
:. Of yuuuR men who hase either no time or no in
cfiustion for extended classical education can
learn what will 1T them for that active znateral
- life which In our broad country needs so many
"Mozkers Bat The pleasing feature of;hcse 1nstitu
tocs Is that the complete confse Ia open 10 women
no leps than 10 men, and women there may acquire
" that knowledge Of bookkeeping and accounts,
and Of the forms and PRINCIPLES Of business ttana
+" aeuons which will qualify them ior some Of the
- .'lue1stIse Situations hitherto monopolxed BY the
other rex. And the expenses Of the course Of in.
q struction 1re 20 arranged as to come within the
scope OF Fesy moderate n1eans- lee OF flty dol
p" la1a entit1ee womAn to the benefit OF the whole
course, and Ehc has the privilege Of attending at
!" any hour that m.y Euii her OWL engagements and
~ convenience -
, 1865-12-01

NEW YoRK, Nov. %.
Prices Of mining stocks bid In Boaton to-day:
Genital q; Copper FRlls, TX; Franklin, 39x; Han.
cock lH lse RoyAle, MK; Quincy, 394 3; Iockland,
, 1865-12-01

YesterdaJ evening. tn Providence, T. T., By the Rev
Prpf ]. Lewis Dimnn, Mr. GEO. o. i}ARSSEY, Arcbt
tect, Of Chicago, ILL.,. ind Miss EAIsfA E. GLaUDISG,
edest daughter OF J. P. Gladdlug E1q Constantine,
Michigan.
, 1865-12-01

80 ba tar ~h!se Caneda At and 100 ha anter
Fses e g.
cssada q 4 :, Kys au1st "a laxss; Canada asld
sses; sle:iaS; l3sa. :ssss Il md esT7e; 5c %
IL. isa Is; o1.as to the unt4vus.
G4siI E1roszs-:7s5 bsla nour. 1860 ta wheat,
snirrTD n RAnpoAD-a2 bs.s douz.
phuAdelphia Market
PHILADELPHIA. Nov. ~
PHEo1xEs-Isrsn'.s; Enas: nase: zrnaod tn
E1sssgXxs.y aa! :: sx!:s as:$s,:os; =, ...
coz ds &c 5sa g. i ssse - g. z
ssgsss osss dS,,ii ~: Sgse1s., ..,,.,. ,a-.,
s:s s:.t IT, 'sst4' Collars '''''
New York Stock md Money MARKET.
NKw York, Nov. 80.
sT1nLIse ExglAs9z-Frm ss iosalesA:
.S ID e nu, opening at li5N declining to
GovESSxET " srosks-steady aad qu,st: s7cst eou.
pont. O. 1e1; 1o4os, coupons, seHi Treasury 1903.
s:sss: : e
Montreal Market.
MoNrKKAl, Eov. 80.
FLorR-1laEtet quiet sud tendency downward. 6u-
pesnne e1t1a f7.eAs7.!o; o1tFn fancy ss5o
$50
GaA1s-whca.-Cansd s1.eoa1,2s: western sl,eoa
L. Cats 31@S3c. Barley en463c.
Toronto nInrket,
TORONTO, Nov. %.
F5eua-super st as;seesoo; extra at sssoa7.oa; !;
GHAS-Mhtat, fatl at 9i.e0@l IS ;6prinx ut 3l,1ca
10. Ha,ley At ts970c. Oats 1T 32@Ic. Peas 1t 6o3
CSC. 1sye at s3@56c.
Toledo Market,
TOLEDO, EuY. 80.
GEAtH-Nheat-O stendy; new 3a5c lower, Sales
OF old white Michigan At F2-1e; new tl3lH new aM-
bet *f0. Corn less actrc. Sales Of new No. at ede
Oats steady. Sales at SIC for No. l.
LACE FkEI6HTS-Eoth doing.
IIriv
, 1865-12-01

A7rExrrD RonnzRf-L.st night about e1ev-
en- o'clock, ". II. Stow, Jr, who had been collect
1nE rents, wzs suddenly attacked by TWO run3au.,
ut the corner Of Desplaines and DeKoyen streets,
one Of whom seixed him by the collat while the
other s,rr,ck at him with club. Mr. Stow drew
pitto,, which, IN the tnelee, WIS accidentally dis
charged shnttefjng the Of one OF the villains.
Alarmed 1t the report OF the weapon. they fed,
hn,Inp fsiled tn r},feef nj their attack.
, 1865-12-01

"NorHNa TO WkAR."-For once this famed
feminine expression has found melancholy realizn-
ton in Chicago. Two Indies from another city
came here two nights ago TO pass week with
wealthy friends. OF caurtc 90 solemn an OCCASION
In UonanFs experience demands extra preparation.
They brought theIr wardrobe wealth in a single
large Saratoga trunk, whose contents Of clothing
and teNelrJ were vnlned nj one thousand dollars.
Arrived here the trunk WIS 1et In the hall Of their
entertainers house, On Wabash avenue. While
The famtly were at supper, some heavy.armed knaye
made on With The trunk. Imagine the constetna-
lion. Says the old LATIN poet. I've give free
ttanelauon.l "Women are tickle md prone 10
hs5 sna t5e 6s
he 5esoEe5y Of The trnnk, '.and no questions
Last night tho empty sn1 rt1ed trunk was found
floating in 1hs hatin. We doubt il The finder gets
the zeRard. The instance Is useful as warning.
The l1ght-nnEered gentry REe about. Crimes Of ali
degrees nIe Gour1shinr lu1uriantlJ In one OF those
e1as that will occasionally come upon the country.
Look well to your hall doors. Mind well yonr
pockets, and avoid late and lonely night walks un-
less sou belong TO the harmless and guileess neas-
paper profession.
, 1865-12-01
DersOnal.

Observation-Disclosures Carty,
ds;t somns1too 1ss sao Wore ehiskets s1oding from
sarto ear Ae astsnee9 10 1sy Hsndoiph and NeIssta
Ia me then ha. aos herd o1 Wss d5sssea q
tnss Gne ~ TT ~ shirt eatn boots Any
a'9 ~ We e = aatn{1y tsSs,f
Pa ~ south bespIsaes .tIse os T1sn Aess5. sTotk
Wnoso e1Ip03A ysG8
, 1865-12-01

ALLEGED RApE.-A mean looking 1ad, fifteen
5cars of age, named Morris Sullivan, was paced in
The dock OF the Police Court yesterday forenoon,
charged with violating the person OF little girl
eight years old, named Minnie Casper. The as
eaut Is alleged to have been committed the eve
Ming OF Saturday last, in tho vicinity Of the Catho
lie Church, cu the corner OF Franklin and Sedewtck
streets. The examination was continued until this
fort noon. foung Sullivan Was In the meantime
committed in default OF $500 bail.
, 1865-12-01

anruBente1ttB.
.TROSBY'S OPERA HOUSE,
~ LAST NIGHT OF TIE I1ALIAy 0PERI.
D1RECToR.................. .GRAu
N o T i c E.
The rehearaal Of yesterday for ROBERTO IL D1A-
suthoss great work, entity the Director has
concluded IN order 10 DO Justice 70 himsel well
to the public Institute for this Last Night Of the
Opera season, pellinis charming Opera,
Isa
AMIEA.....-...-.... .Misa LUCF slH0Es
coGNT RUD0Lfiii0. MiILERi
OLGtAl
Nils QLGtN1 IN order to complete the ctat, aud 10
The part OF Lea which has been generally entrusted
to Eeconda tornA-
Conductor .nd Musical Director, slzaor Muzio.
Thu Director has secured CsoabJ's Opera House
fom tho 18th o. January next He will On hts srstuTn
snnouneea @ to1 u she ~ ssssoa q is nd M
Tomorrow Saturday. Afternoon. At ha!rpast one,
doom open At quarter he3ofe one.
LAST GRAND AATIEEE,
Lucrcztn BorHia.
Nine. Ga1zaniga. Lucrexla Horzta; sIlle Olzlat 81
Mafto 0fsn. siX Anastaa! t6Est time n ChicaGo3 Go.
se % ~ 3 pae a.Gnso r. ss Gels 81
occasion, BY Scenic A1tttt Mons. vocgtln-
Tickets for the Matinee, TO- all parts OF the Opera
cashiers desk The M1tpec comm ence9 one hour
Her than usual, and will be oSe1 BY o'clock,
, 1865-12-01

VOCAL. CULTURE, ELOCU-
TON, SHAKESPEARE AND TIE BIBLE.
osso1 of Hsesoe "a oIato11 q sne sssoa I sad
Alnany A yLa Lag seho92s n: i;saossd T. CEp@nyy,s
DAY And FRIDAY EVENINGS, 1t 7X O'Clock. VIsi-
t0Es fladies and gentlemcn) welcome.
noisy IJ2tTC F1p
, 1865-12-01

o6t1oAaf.-"e regret to announce the dea,h a
Ms- Charles c. Brown, OF Bloomington. VIM r1
ptfed Yesterday morning al the resIdenee nf b,s
eto.ncf5sn'law. Hen. Leonard SWEET, No, les W..
1sfh 'senuc- Lii. Brown WIS BON II Chester. n.
~ n1o IS came TO hls Stale In ISL From thu, ttms
Eooos Es ,s merchant tn Clinton, levitt county. IL
t,,ss 70 ss.n IN The vicinity Of Clinton, md
W Mas & an farming I'LL about The third yesr OF
mastc!, With the 1ank Of Major Asser pesce s ~.
rnsde he retired from the te111ce, aud since ihat
decline without any positive dislinet djssase A.
mouth OF August, in the hope that Tie ifh lake III
se,.ed with revere attack Of ilness, which tersai
ntfed faial1y yesterday morning.
MI, Brown wns 81 years Of age At The time OF his
III s,h. de wps man OF warm hearted and cheer
mi disposition and his early death will cast shade
0f gloom ores IN extensive circle Of his n5ends by
Yyhom lie was much Leioyed md esteemed
, 1865-12-01
manttD=ageNts.

"ANTED-Agents-3l50 and
w 200 pr month To- N1 sas celebrated CON.
NON 6RN5t FAMILY sRWINu MACHINE. er1es
ia. II VII! bsu, I'LL src bind quilt. sttch md ena
bsoder equal 70 tho high priced machines 8eod for
circulAfH- Address sEE0NR 4 CO, Chtesgo. III. or
CeTVBud. Ohio. Principal ONCE No. u Custom Housa
Place, Chicago, Ill. VII
, 1865-12-01

WANTED-.Agents-Book Ae'ts
w arc DOW having R5ess SUCCESS selling 1.-THE
E1lp1 Int DrSGEoS AND THE EsAFI." oy R!chsEd.
BY sangs agent Hal tho country has NOT yet been
eAnyassed- Send for circulars And secure profitable
employment fnr the winter. RETREAT, 1IY South
Clark street, Chicago. y19s
, 1865-12-01

"ANTED-Agents-$l50 per
w month, % sell the IMPROVED NEW ESG-
LAND FAMILY sEHIH9 MACHINE. Pr!ce 81
osDa. xe.9e e1ilt sDd e:abFoiasI: EsSy E.shlas /.
WatfAntsd are Jtzfs. Atdreas DANE L TO. r. @. Boz
3A Cnie19o. ~. er csu Il Rooa "a. 4, fusf Omce
Block, ccsntf Of Acnfoe nd DearoorpstA, Chicago
, 1865-12-01

I03EN0 MafKtfe
TOLEDO, EuY. 80.
GEAts.Wheat.old steady; new 3@5c lower. Sales
OF old white Michigan At F2-1e; new tl3lH new aM-
ber sto. Corn less actrc. setcs Of new No. 1t &c.
Oats steady. Sales At SIC for No. !.
LAEK FREI1HTS-EothlpE doing,
, 1865-12-01
Chicago Qrtt1unf.
THE CITY.

GEORGE FRANcn TIAm haa arranged to lecture
tomorrow ercning before the FcnIsn Brotherhood,
The plare haA not get been announced.
, 1865-12-01

Not TUE MANA indy correspondent tnto1ns u
that the body found On State street on Sunday
morning last, and alleged 10 he lhat Of u painter
Damcd William Wylic was not the body Of Mr.
Wylie and that she believes him 10 be nov IN Mem
pLie, alive and well and Good Templar IN good
etanding. We cheerfuiy note the statement, th0uch
We capnot und1stand how thr WOMAN who claimed
10 identify the body on tha tnQncst, could make
such 4 fYAyR infstaEc HA 2,<fe tharvyfd
, 1865-12-01

THE WISCONSIN, STATE JouHHAf--Thls excellent
and live Newspaper published at the Wisconsin
Slate capital IL, ne are Elad to learn, 6ortishing
and we know Il TO be cute1prisins. All who nnd
which all tho public Advertisements Of Wlseon6in
nse taeued, or who In quest Of valuable atver-
1tstug medium in thai section will do well 10 rec.
her the Jossnot-the latter hint especially for our
Chirnr, merchants
, 1865-12-01

RonBEp GIT DooR Stockholm Melvin.
aged eighteen sears, who 1ails from DeKalb ooun.
Is, WAS arrested yesterday forenoon On Canal street
BY Officer Letter OF the Second Precinct force, he
having In his possession an undue amount o! slysr
ware fer onc Of bis aga and apparent condition In
life. Upon being taken into custody he acknowl-
edged that he h2d ftolen the goods twelve plated
sail cellars and \ Like number Of napkin ttngs,)
from f. A. LelSs GAIT book ttone, No. 81 Han
doph stneet. he .Shs taken lc[ore JnstIee Sturte-
vlnt at the Police Court, yesterday afctnoon, and
In default OF f5o0 bail wns eonm.ited to await p1a
In The Recorders Cpgrt,
, 1865-12-01

REcovEar or AonE STOLEN Pnorrnrr. Ser.
reant Adam Mezrentha]es, Of the Ft,st Police Pre-
c,uct. In company with two officers, Gu Wednesday
night visited the sa1oon Of nan named Stuuop,
on the corner OF Slate Street and the Archer road
this establishment being branch or Bill WlHysA
Clark street 4fenee thop"-apd recovered three
sdsiesd snd iot or hoaschols aiasDls fasnitue
which has been Identified by Morris Holdste1n, or
$50 sonth Clark street, a. part of lot Of goods
stolen from hi: establishment about month ago.
Evidences OF RHy'e crimes are meEraaing vi,h
alarming rapidly; eight butslarie3 being already
made oal asalnsi him. he Mll be EXAMINED In tic
1'ollcc Cont1 this foseuodn,
1AGCKT ORA BUrY1Io RoDE-A few piehts
fance Il. Fhtllipeon, who keeps fur store under
the New York Home on Randolph street, had
Salnahle bnth}o robe stolen from the front Of his
establishment. he reported his loss to an officer
who yesterday forenoon uEIested an old man named
2a%ss lame MURPHY IN who's possession .he robe was
deavo1nc ~ dispose Of The robe to dealer on
LAKE erect, for I've dollars. Upon being arEairued
n ne toIee Co9rt yesterday. the p&ieone1 stated
1oF fourteen doasx bnI n his story alied 10 coin.
c4oe With nc fec's IN the czse he committed IN
default Of f5oo ball for Trial in the Recorders Court
The WuNNcToN Coal ZELDA meeting was
held At the fremont House Paslor, la,s evening,
meronsly attended By wc-kuoMn and solid citizens,
10 tocctsr md dtscpss information concerning the
magnificent cosl bed In Wan county, nitstwo miles
from tbis city, on The 81. Lou,s and Chicsgo Rait
3Saa: 4S e,, Gse ": Tags Esq- presided md Gen. e.
X 1sents We7e made num cugineere' repoHs. aud on
sae " sanoIty q leading railroad men and experts,
~ y ae1sed none oi better quality has eyer been
geeea r. \, almo; +, Il w stasd that The compsny
paay pnspote To- sink four thalls. from ne each tr
tn1s Meh at ihs depth Of eighty feet they c4n faiee
1os1 1o nn91Ied tons nj psott Of two doIia.s mr.
tna saay seseml hundred tons daily Il i. tbe cnsi
oeI9sM nsafest 10 this dty Of al Others, Wi1hnut
5SnE n7S.1 n1a aes1on, the meeting adjourned to Sat
, 1865-12-01

READERS Or THE 1E1BcaE--The examination Of
)urors In the selection Of the panel Of juror chosen
TO Fit In the suit Of Van H. Higgins the ChicsEo
Tana developed fact worth notmg. The nrtt
panel Of twenty -four wat cxhxused on Monday last
~ith the selection of but sevcu tu5meu; twelve
ohfrs were called In from the regular list, and then
three othesr had to be called up from among the
bsttanden before the jury wss t1led. OF the thIry
nine men examined, thirty three admitted on the
examination that they were readers Of and sub
scabeT1 to, the TND1KE, four Others were NOT eub-
Fubcs1 to any paper, but did not read the 7i1ses,
The TunEs,