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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-08-18
VOLUME 81, NO. 40
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The cloak Of religion Is 70 be known
sometimes by the 6ne nap IL has during
sermon time.
In bis Lancaster speech General sherman
said thar "a man who did not support IN.
war was no man The Democratic p.p.r,
amt quoting this much. Ir's personal.
CPrensiee.
ALondJn Merchant. lately advertising
for clerk. who could bear eon6ne-
ment.- = received an answer from one who
had been upwards Of seven years in
jail
Miss Lucy Stone. Of Boston, a ..womans
right" woman. having put this question;
. MarriAge-whAt is it?" an Irish echo
IN the Boston Post inquiries:
" WouldAt you Ike to know?
A fuher vas winding his watch when he
said playfaIly. to has Little girl. =. Let me
wind your nose up" No. said the child.
" 1 don't want my nose wound Up. for
l don't want II to run all day"
A western editor complains that bis
poverty came very near being exposed to
the world. A piekPOeket relieved him Of
hrs purse. bot unexpectedly and consider
ateiy reirAined from saying anything about
ifs contents.
Nother-" Here. Tommy. is some nice
castor oil with orange in it
Doefor-'' Now remember. don't give IL
all % Tommy; save some for me-
ToH'H'g-(who has been there) Doctors
nice man, na give Il all TO the Doctor -
The folloEing anusing ball was lately
PrePeirated At Bristol. EaslAnd A mAgis-
iTate asked prisoner IL he we're married.
" No replied the man. - Then. reioin-
ed has worship. amid PeaIs Of laughter. ''it's
q good thing foryour wife"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-08-18

40 arcligioas meeting. a lady porsevcr-
cd in standing on bench. and thus inter
cep'ing tbe rieE q others. though repeat
cd.y reIsesiei % so down. a reverend
Oh geutieuisn az last rose. and said. grave
ly
" ] think. u ibc lady knc~ thar sbe hal
large hoie in each of her stockinrs. sbe
woald not exhibit them in tbs vay~
This had ihe desired egeci-sbe imme-
diately sunk down Oh bcr seat.
a Young minister standing by. blushed
to the temples. and said
d" % brother. hoE could you say uhat
vas not the ilcts
d" Not the fci.- replied the old gentle
man '' % sie bad not iarre hole in each
Of her siockings. should Ike % know how
shc gets them on
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-08-18

ClEsSuVr-- The want Of cleanliness.
b. iiu't whieh admits ofno excuse. Where
~a'er can be had ior noihiag. ii is surely ia
the poser of every person Oh be clean.
The discharge iron our bodies. br per.
spiraHon. renders frequent changes Of ap-
parci necessary.
Change of apparel greatly promote. the
secretion from the skin. so neces.ary o.
ieati.
When ihai matter vhich ought to oo car.
riei od by pcrspiraiion BE- either retained in
the body or re-ab.orbed BY dirty clothes.
f b. ari Co occasion ksers and other dis
eases.
Mo't diseases q the skin proceed from
want ~ cleanliness. These indeed NAV tc
caught by infection. but they uiI seldom
cont.nse ions shere cleanliness prevails.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-08-18

kEErING BABIES QruT. A farmer who
mad passed innumerabie sleeples. nights
has immoriai'sed himself by discovering
method oikeePing babies quiet; The nod
us operand is a. follows. " As soon A. tie
squailer avakes. set it up. propped bv
piilo~' % q cannot set alone. and smear its
hngers with thick molasses then pot haifa
dozen feaibers into bis hands. and it viii
set and pick The feathers from one hand 70
the other until IL drops % sleep. A. soon
a. it wakes again. more noias.es and festb-
ers, ani in place Of the nerve.sstounding
yelis. there viii be silence and enjoyment
unspeakablc
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-08-18

MODELS 90 PRATER. We have been IN
teresied-ior the first time quite reoesfly-
IN boxing through the Scriptures for the
purpose Of comparing the prayers therein
recorded vith those which We hear from time
20 time IN public. and We are astonished 20
see how they differ in point. expression. d.
reetness. and above all in length. from those
beard in these days in the Christian pulpit.
IL is no; exAggeration 70 say that We have
listened 10 n single prayer longer than the
Whole ten that Ne End in the Bible. put to-
geiher. The first Is in Genesis pa I2-I4.
and contains one hundred and ten words.
and Is not more than one minute in length.
The next Is in Exodus 50 l2-I5. and has
one hundred and eleven words, and = not
over minute long. The third Is in Joshua
4:1-9. and contains ninety words The
fourth Is in Kings 10 BIB. the PRAYER
Of Hezekiah; II Is composed of one hundred
and thirty-four words. and two mina tes
would be ample time in which 20 repea, IL.
Another Is found in Nehemiah l.5-iI.
and = about too inmates in length and an
other is IN Kings : 23-6i. an important
dedieaiory prayer. offered by solomon him
self. a. the dediea,ioa Of the temple and Il
dId not occupy more than sax minutes;
While that Of Daniel ? . ii-i9. va. proba-
bly, less than four minutes long. In the
New Testament. the prayer Of our Saviour.
John ID. Is well known il j. contained in
twenty-siN verses. and Is Eve minutes lone.
while the model prayer-the Lours Prav-
er-is far brieier sGll. Nov here are ten
prayers. from those who certainly knew bow
% pray. and they are all less than thirty-fve
minutes long. OF IA average OF three min
utes each and yet We sometimes hear men
Pray thirty and forty minutes. and after
wandering al over the moral universe. and
~earying their fellow ~orsLippers with vain
repeiiiions. utterly fail Of the prime object
Of all Pubhc prayer. 20 lii up The hearts Of
men TO Commune With heaven. Il must be
an eNtraordinary occasion. equal al east 20
the dedication Of the Jewish temple in Je-
rasalem-an occasion that noue Of us shall
ever see-'O Justify prayer more than Eve
minutes long Gospel Banner.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-08-18

To Exrnscr Gnrtsr rnow Woorr~
CrorI TIE cheapest and most eFectuai
preparation ior extracting grease from
vooien cloth may BE- made q one psri of
liquid ammonia and four parts alcohol. uis.
ci vnh an eqlal quantity Of water. II
Kept on hand. it should BE- placed in q riass-
stoppered bottle. Apply vith rieoe Of
spongs soaking fho cloth thoroughly When
the grease has remained any considerable
tine IN the fabrc. rAmerican Artisan.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-08-18

TErrH Will or. Onee upon time a
nobleman gave great supper. While the
guests were Al the table. two maskers came
into the hall. who we're not larger than
children Of Eve or SIX years old; one per-
sonated lord. the other a lady. Their
dress vas A. splendid as splendid could be.
and they danced very skilfully 20 the great
diversion Of the guests Everybody said
they coaid not admire the dexterity ofthe.e
Poiite children enough. Then an old Off
Ger took an apple and threw il between the
dancing couple. Saddenly the lord aud IA
dy rushed after the apple a. though frantic.
In the struggle they tore OF each Others
masks. and behold, instead of children. a
couple of monkeys. All the company At
the table hagLed heartily. bat The ola OIL
Ger sad. very graveiy iy-"M Monkeys and fools
may dress themselves sple ldidly. but the
day soon comes Whca IL y known who thew
are
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-08-18

The cloak Of religion Is to be known
sometimes BY the 6ne nap is has during
sermon tine.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-08-18

A grave-stoue in the cemetery a. New-
buryporf marks fhe resting place Of an e.,i-
mahle lady. Who. accordin- % the inscrip-
ton. 90 va in state Of healfh suddenly sum.
moned % The skies. and snafohed from W
eager e'aorace Of her friends By swallowing
Zee at hcr Own table. When IN feu bou-,
sbo swcetiy brestbed ber soul away
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-08-18

Oliver CromEell vas stasncb P1ritan.
ard coald not brook the least ,rproach 90
poppy What are ibesc3~ be once
inquired, a. d. saw dozen silver stat
ues ia the inches. st chapel " The
twelve Apostles replied thc trembling
Dean. " Take them down" said Crcm
ssi. A" and coin them into money. % that
tbey nay 60 about dong good"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-08-18

a bapiist paper sayss At an examin.
alton Of grris for the rite Of confrnatioa is
ihe Episcopal church. ia ans-er % fbs
question. d" Wat j. ibe out-ard and yisi-
BE sign and form IN baptism s. ibe reply
Of briglt little tbcoiogian vas. % The
baby. sirf7
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-08-18

Dickens. 90 speaking ola friend. say. be
~as % long IN The legs that BE- looked In.
the ai'ernooa shAa0- of,omebOdy else.
, 1865-11-24

st. AxpnEwss DAT.-Next Tuesday IL The ami.
ye1sary OF The patron saint OF Scotland, day
which ts always remembered zmons the Scotch,
both At home and abroad. TIE st. Andrews So.
cicty Il making preparations to celebrate tils os
elon By grand banquet, to be given 1t the Bdpr,
HOUSE, Ntete all true 6cotchmcn are expected 70
fally and do hnnnr tn the da< -
, 1865-11-24
Markets by Telegraph.


Especial Despatch to the Western Associated P5ess
......... NEW YoEK. Nov. r.
The stock masket L. steadily gaining s1rrnzth The
pfospect Of continued essc IN the money market en-.
eooases me GU tide OF street speeulAstoDs, which
sse being pushed with more vzor and new operations
arr being started. At the nnornIog boAed soother
upward movement ~as opened on Reading, with saies
Of 1,ao shares. Few York centzal and Hudson nyer
we1e xlso stronger. The activity IN Northwestern Il
Ah4ted, but the price conttunea bc 1t the morning
ae in the hxnds OF calqne1 and 1t Is runored That
several new corners being manipulated Tho mar.
ket continued strong during the day.
..-.-- sro<s,
The following were the closing prices 1t 4sop m
New York Central. ~; Eric, RA Rhd1ou Nyef,1D9x;
ReadtnE 1lGK; Michigan Central! - Michigan south
ezu. s2A Cleveland and Pittsburgh SIX; Rock Island
100; Canton, SA Cumberland Coal. TX.
~ GOLD.
] Go1dis dull with = moderats demand ID. eustonas
Closed 1t lasK.
The money market Is dull. With supply exceeding
the demand.
Governments are again dull. bot prices steady, e.
cept In s1soh, which show declining tendency.
pETRoLIUN srocxs.
Tue petroleum stock market VIZ active to.dsy. md
Qenefa1y fru. The features were the rise Of % on
Berochon Fun. and 46-0o on Montana. The dccislon
IN the Napoleon oil case gives general 1atstacton At
AIN@@HA 4N4<F
rates: Cherry Run, lie: Excelsior S1-oo; Adsmsnt,
.sci Kentucky. E1lo; Gezmanla, 81; Heydrtck, SOC;
Oceanic, scs OIL Greek. s15a: BennehoH Run $aoso;
Buchanan, 60c; Flr.t National, Sc; Montana, $3.50
PETEoIICx.
Petroleum taies vesr hr 1t 4o9t6c fnr crude; re-
fined sells At 6s0 e On spot. Sales Of 900 trls,
pkF aoops.
The following are the quotations from the Dry Goods
Exchange:
BEowa aSHK1I1sGs-standsrdA5 52Kc; Aediord. Sic;
Nashua 4, sc; L.eantA B. &c.
Bl1Acu1p GHIEI1N9-Eilla gyillc, 12hc,
PRxsrs-Cpeheco, Nc; Pacific, sc: spstgue, *.
DElAlEEs-Hamilton, sic !: Lowell 2s..
T1cxt-Anoskta< 4 G A. SIC; q IA 6oc.
Standardization Sc; Uncasyf1e SIC.
pxx1xs-Amoskesg aHc; n. Y.i'H.
CoAskT JKAxs-Naumkrsk Sc; lacontA &c.
BsowH HDs1EIe-etandards SIC; Stark H slc-
Hoor rsX1Rre-B.sdleyA Duplex Elliptic s7Kc to t1.os
per dozen hoops.
Tho following despasehes hare beE receircd at the
E1chargs to-day:
OF koodr. ....
BA11MoRx-Eo change to note Ia prices to-day
Market little more active Cotton ss9Ssc.
ST. Lou1s-1rsdt moderate. Prices shade lower.
weaiheT mild. ''
Pa11AD11rn1A-Dsy kooda market dull md uaset
led. DuJeEs holding o1 tor toweE prices
, 1865-11-24

H1H 1oEf. nov. q.
AsBIe-Quict.
Go17os-Et!m bnt EcAtctly 70 active, salea.-2s 81
tloUR-5a70c better for sound t1t5a STATE ph,te
Hetay much Ill other kinds arr duiI had dronninN
Eng ~ ior s1tfn state; s5nas,t0 for choice do
$t.sa11 foF super westeTn: Is for common tt
msa'apa ssa s1tsa .estcrn: t3a9t5 for common to
@x5g Ior srsds 59 hFandi M MA:kes closing quist.
GEAtz-Eheat rery dull I'D nominsYiT forr, M
GIL en a1a anl.S a.SSop5Ss .a,e i1e naf'ey m.s qae
sof 9nsonnd aud sG1He for sound mixed wester1E
Tn. attef Price tof nigh mlxed nearly YsIfow Nst.
frmsf, 4, inF uosoaad, and eaa&e tor SOUND
GsotxnirsMtoGee E 5att. sus.r eteady at lsHatlXc
for Cuha Auseovsdo. Mols.ssss on1et,
bond H9ESc.
MGot-Quiet.'
y, PRotIa1oss-Pork unIett1ed and 1over ,t IN .na
lof NESS, closing At to.szX reeuiAf aud II 1rS
~ lnr PRIME mese; also 80 htls mesa seiIers ~
uon ~ ne yeat 1t 80 80 bsis new utss fnr X
EenoT ahd Ia1u1Fy, etlers option, at {3l.M Reer
1nss M and heavy At too lor pIaln mesa IL, oss
s.N lot e1tS1 mess Beef tAms ttesdy Al M aa1 x
Gut @eap quiet and stcady At 4k4lEc for ehnnide-s
e 3ur hams. Bacon dali Cumberland middle
tor ealy u December, 100 bxa abort ribbed do for
lee nltt neen daTs in December, II fsc. Lard heavy
a z3HESH. R1teF deli 1t Sot3 &.c fur Ohio srd a
slc lot state. Cheese tim At 1ka l9c, ~
, 1865-11-24

milwaukee Markets.
spseaal Despatch to ahs Chicago Tribunal
,,.... MnW2CKxK, nov. T.
RfcxrTs-Flour, a2eo brls; what 1oe ,lo bn. o.t,,
a,6@ bn; ccrp, 2,o5Sbu. e~'''
snH!-flour.7 7.17s bril- wheat, 1oe, 500 bn,
fIorh-Maske dnll and ne ,npsi MA nh nn,,,
ohAm-"heat active At an advance Of 1c, sa,cs IN
Saanse were: a.eoa ho No. spring In ltore At Fl
@o na' sellers o5tioo, all December. 1t ii ssx'
ua. .olme9. NO. sold at 2sHe.ac. 0ther coaJse
Fhadhfs-d!aln nreighs quiet. Only one v....,
chartered. WAL 'os"e'
Af1KRaory Bo4RD-saleso Of a, 900 bu wheat at n n
easa. sno sk sellers, tAIs year. for No. snrfnr
*tsSn tof M. I, and &c for rejected h store.
ITO As1octatrd Prass.J
AuwAu1xI, Eor. q,
FLoEn-Duli.
GRlE-Wheat advanced 1c. Sales ut e1,7 for IN Il.
Oats nrm 1t 2sA@79c. ~ A'''s.
Meeirs- 500 ntla hour. 1c2, 900 hu vheat
bhiHntnt&-2,so0 hras nonr. los 40 bn wheat,
, 1865-11-24

MCsECx.-The AFast Men Of the O,den T,rne~ n,
the boards so successfully during the week. rive.
WY tonight to stTne Ticket Of Leave Man :, m
which occasion. Mr.. Aiken, the Bob Briefly or the
West. asks bis friends to give him bumper.
McFlcKKR's-Tonight Mr.. Rafn}ord ,ates hi,
oeDeft- ,''!he HypoHitc" will b. produced in ihe
Soafte Of The play: Rev. 1Ir. MawWosu Viii de-
uveI ec!are On lhe sins Of the sgt In general and
AcADEnT. or MrsIC.-Kelly L Ieon,s MInstrels.
ne star troupe Of the West repeat tonight The &.
Cucthtlng bill introduced On Monday last
TEE CAHpHE11s.-Ihls wonderful gyu,nast,c
aid a1ohatlc com bf1atton, give performance this
only. 1s N''e1
Bernard 4 Lamont's Operatlc Concert t.oupe hss
feotgant7ed. and quilted the East Tor aWhiIe 10
make tour through the West. They open Ia
hockfoFd on Monday evening. The company en-.
braces teve1al artfsls Of well Acknowledged talent
of whom the New York prees has uniformly tpoken
IN terms Of high commentator, ~f~~1
, 1865-11-24

91s ASQNN 1I&EEEf,
ESPECIAL Despatch to tic Chicago Tdhune1
ST. Louis, Nov.I.
TonAcco-The market wzs more ACTIVE for III d..
scsapuops OF manufacturing. Sales Of green Iugs 1t
*lc@4.soi factory at ssaos5.7p; plante1s It 3e,aa
$50: medium shipping Leaf At sltM; good do At
tle.s common manufacturing At $ac5 medium 60 II
e1too6 61ssa; good do At sls.oo per 100 MS,
FLhER-Duli. 6ales Of super at 70 sna6 st er+,. IT
s7ass7@o; double e1tsa At ssoassA
HhAN-Wheat dull and lower. Spring at sl.26a
~; club It sl.G@l-39: fhl1 at &1.,sa15o. .
ehoice do At f19aaz0a. Corn dun And
!ower. Choice mt1ed at 7scs yellow at 7sa
'se; xMsc e1 slsezc choice do 1t 6s9Ec. Oats
shade better. Choice At Eal5c Barley tnII ,nt ~.
changed Rye dull And lower,
TH1tkIr-Duii at $1as
, 1865-11-24
Ten thousand 0njontatA In AFkuus2s
AuDenf tn 1JA fnv Ala

In Tuesdays 1sEne werr published two ,.t,s..
one @ fou Chaplain Ieard and sn4jher from Gen
Hp1o9:,, HH5Re a3 x1PsE1.s, hs fearful nsos
Pressing need of these poor poope for eiothfns md
nae antoute neeee.araes and The letters that conc
p almost weekly, Urging US 10 hasten On sup
plies, compel ns 70 again appea! to the public tor
aid In this truly Christian WORK. The holidays arc
At band. when the old garments arc Laid aside md
new ones eupplfed. Will not the generous people
i.! We may be as'e 10 relieve the wants Of the pr.
ishtngl Reco1lect tha. Chaplain Iesrd says he has
not seen an ahle-bodied mas asking AIMS.
AZ contrbuuona In aid Of these su.,'ers us'ers should
he directed to the of5cc OF The Conmission. w.. W
Ecsary- At ~ ~
, 1865-11-24

ae md to me-, Major. an hnrt, ead To The death.
fhSnsSer f. sa H.. II wife, md With those ruzi. npon
Ess no, coulInuod Col, Niekp,at ..the d-,.a.
fnl vtauu, whlch pa4sea before the WtfeI eMs y
death r ~fe1 VI toah
The war Of rebellion has brought ont the sptr.
,59o o. y +. a1d d1aS Nhen 5sy exist Il ihe
plaTrd until this great rcbcliioa ts ~ ~ tas. ais
countries such ttias have given rise to tue enius
sna ~ may re not expect that the great strasoies
s.1res paIoa passed through and 1he great
si ~ Gnh .g gsse birth to glooas result OF genius,
1o,,d ebsst VINO - frequently interrupted bf
, 1865-11-24

s-F'~' -" F.s17' W sa19 O2lt1Xp If1bd16T
FIouh-ln good domand. Sales ofsupernne ~ - n.
Gtfs II esa3ss.D: family at S1t.noa1o4a.
red. s1.'o for now prime. Corn dun and NaseiaE Wv
seies ofnew 1t 500 old atas Oats steady. s.,r. ~
300 bu at seeue. Rye steady at ssas5e, gs,1sv
quiet. A"4t0s
HHsKK1-stssdy at &tes.
coT1ox-Flr1n. niddlins ats7,
ffovls1osa.-Ae Pork dull and lower. Sales Of
new and old e@no. Bu1f Meats duh and Se 1over.
Baeoo--shou1dtrs kc clear sides 2akc, Iard dec,in
ca &c; Kettle 2Ao; steamed Tic. Green Meats lower
shoulders 11ti sides 14Xc: hama Ike.
Beos-Mazket Of late shovs 10 decided dinr,.nc.
$io.o09 1915 Eross; l2.5o net.
MoSEY-Exhes.
E1HASGE-F1Fn.
, 1865-11-24
FrTrsBUKRa CA1Tl.x @AEKET.
Especial DspAtca to Tho Chicago 7t,buas.,

.-.. @1f1H1feeN. Nov. =.
CA77I1-oxtnx to : material alliuk OF IN ne sup-
ply OF catts 1t the CsnHsl 1zrd4, tho market u =
shade nr,e bit buTds ere scarce, snd thae is no
p9ot euent to note IN rF1ce- Stock cattle arc very
dull at s9skc while prime fat catue, suitshIe 10. n
falling IN fht eastern Harketa sold At from to sxc
seTe, dro.es Of fresh Illinois ktee.s sold u from SIX
to SIC. ned few dEores Of primo Indiana steers
brought s97Ec.
Hoos-Are dill, and With supply largely IN c1ee,a
OF the demand. prtoea arr lover, aud today ship
pers refused to pay more than 10k0l14c g1oss, for
lnlr to good arerages- The shipmeata east lot The
vetkase over ooo bead, nearly noo Of which 70 10
New Tori.
sHneStetty. with fAIs demand at "a 7c for cood
!, extra.
, 1865-11-24

-.. OswK6o. Oct. q,
FIoER-1u good demand At partial decline of sho,t
t. haie4 Il &S1314f FOR MOL Spring; 10 exaio d
~ ~ M n Entef 11sllso for white; IL So fnr
nGnAMGMhe1t Quiet, With no sales. Corn Inactive.
CANAL K16uTe-EteadT
is.oks"1is -; brl. nour; 100 bu wheat; $500 bu
cANAL Exrokrs2 bris nour; 4ahoo bu wheat.
faso ha corn q go ha harley Il 3 on tye Shipped
, 1865-11-24
Ra1fAf-F &A -

- meeting OF ladies will be held In the Youuo
M Mens Chrtstisn r. Association Rooms, No. Is Methoc
aMs Church Block, Ibis afternoon at 8 o'clock, 10
The ;Ctfizens' Relief COMMITTEE, md KeItef Corr.
nlttee Of the H. c. A, In their efforts to provide
1of tha xanta Of The poor Of our city during the
s1ahg clothing for women and children.
The Evant tn this direction 10 very pressing.
Hundreds Of women aud children ar. tp-tsr uter.
aily n rzRs and suffering for the want OF eomfora.
pc clothlue. and they utterly without the abI
ity 10 procure It for t6emselres,
Ihe ladies oi this city render US great asalxt
anee tm Ins "ork, and we earnestly invite ali who
this p. m, - @ A''s1ns
-; + RErxoLps Chr Citizens Relief Com.
Y. ". FULLER, President y, n, c. A.
G. C, GL1Rs, Chm Relief CON. Y. n
, 1865-11-24

FLoCR-Qutet,
.GR4S-Nheat dull. Oats in good demand sales Of
2aNo b97 a slG Tor choice Canada, and 61@RX for
9121ooo nu 4 ": for ssAse round iots, and ;lS9
snRrTD-By tow1-Corn, :3ooQ bp; wheat. o. ou,
on; 1at4 5000 bu: barley, 81. .ooo bu ryc am0 bu
ptE1D ErITnsvn1E-15 loads of com, wheat,
, 1865-11-24

1stss0*tNa = CEKVfBUM NIMxTET,
Especial Despatch 10 the Chicago Tttsunel
PTTaBukaH. nov o.
PrTRoL1un-The Petroleum market Il son.vh.t
excited to-day owing to the favorable foretrn nev,.
and with brisk demand and limited suppIy. prices
have adsAnced. Sales OF t4ude 1t 1aa1,Xe. hris in
elaaed Kesnd In hond sold At SIC. Free on Is now
auoIea AZ for prime standard bsand4 Beuz.ue
bff. There will be = steouR effort unade In the
comiag session OF Congress 10 hare the tar or sno
o1l On crude, At the wells reduced or Knocked ID en-
ttrclJ. " @-'S~-N" VI" 'A
, 1865-11-24

Tue DEMocRl11c iKyzkc1r1E CLrD.-A r,ectnr
OF The Executive Committee OF this timeddic,,cd
ofganls1tion was eafeo Tor last evening in s.we.-
WhsFkey Hal, on "hus1nes. Of importance +,
u dlfdcu't 10 conceive what busiuess Of import.
anoe could call that august body together .eeiaz
fhst tho 1nvtncfbie ranks hare been long since 90
completely broken tIat there Is no hone Of r.
,aotc WIG carry the party in 1hcir bseeches pockeis
lnihE II about time to divide the proceeds, or Il
aJ be. ~ we beard 1t susgeatcd yesterday, tiai
10 lhe Feaian Brotherhood though this 6 Scarcely
pFohabc. u. ha.fug the Irish vote alrcady. they
would gain no strength BY the bargain. sud would |
compromise Their principles in running couutcr 10
theaf tour pears professions OF unronaueFable
, 1865-11-24

.-.-. . MoSTH1AE, nov, q.
fLoEa.bupE Htra &f.Ga8.0o; extra $7nka7 B.
fancy ts1oat.20; Welland canal {st61 6.u: Eu TN
so1 wheat 4S2o9e3ai Western a3-ssG5A.
lev tq263c. - ~SssN' oo''
, 1865-11-24

GtAfS-Whe4t ll7c lower. Sales OF new WhitA
3!eh1kan Ut t6aHA166; old amber At Sc, new Il t3;
&stt, CoI1 2c better. Sales At 69c for No. j, OaU
LAKE FExldUN-cu3tt
, 1865-11-24

TROsBY's OPERA HOUSE.

I - 10 @GnA dOOoE'
pIHEcToR. oR........... ,oe,r
p,..-.. -
~AeI@tn Subscription fIeht-Thia tFr1dayl evening"
Opera OF Dooi1ottIs Celebrated Conic oper1 eA1ne
l. H4A1SIh d'AmOHE,
apd .ne celebrzted Last Act OF La FATORITA.
l. Elkf dsAnort, 10 enthusiastically receiTrd m
Adins sg Io1T1 Iii .nne., .s Ee[ns.o onxs ~
1Arnt 10 MS famous role II Dulcamaro s1k. FNLSI
Be4lofe
nst,1 nt3ng1o..o! ano aaaeai Director. stusoR Mrz1o.
Doors onen u aTAa9xa nxxoR1 "a oH4 O'CLOCK.
, 1865-11-24

WV HfhFORD, Nor. Q,
Sperm oil told today for e1po1t At e 40 rer ralfon
Ses o. o osis io1 manufacturer It $a42 tbs hghest
p,ce sSef reached. There good demand but stock
o. seu or!a Northern Whale oil at tlG5 per gallon.
, 1865-11-24

w ANTED Agents For the
ra,.n, GLnbE SEWING MACHINE, bt.ou.s xer
~, ~ s1LvEK MEDAL awaFied Mechanics.
Is. seenrssne oo; r., As,* oesobT isA 1ce 81 nd
ASFn,s 2n tFlA, a axentss rFices, TKIS,NN L
GAiI'* =. n ELL 1dt Randorh.st., RoouEo, O. Cnica-
, 1865-11-24

"aofksA1E GROCERY. Attention IL called tn
the advertisement In another column. Tor partac.
to euaer INTO permanent md safe brstnese viii
c1Pe,soced pcn, ate recommended to addrcss
, 1865-11-24

Especial Despatch 10 the Chicago Tribunc,1
DETROIT, Nov. =.
Ue-Portand, Dousman, Grey Eagle,
DEMONSTRATION, Orphan, Dredeu, Monarch, Huct-
Culver, Moss, Sssco.
Wind NORTH.
, 1865-11-24
GD Rf1tt,

" RENT-A stable for two
- horses, with covered shct for car,1.rc rhe r,,d
u BOARD for the comfort Of ancy or fs;ujlv hnrsrs
Wells and Franklin. Chicago. AaA-' oesTsA 49,
, 1865-11-24

=, Mems flnc Cnlf Boots for s4.OO, nj the
Great Bankrupt Sale, 18i Eortb CIaSk strsct ihrce
uooss norm OF M&dison street. 1346
, 1865-11-24

"ConErefsSonAl Enthusiastically II
Co., 81 Dearborn street, will receive subeerptfons
Iof The Gfobe II $1,000. This eexsjon will be rery
exciting one They have Atlantic and Iota1 FaHg
1os Oeeeuo1. I6I8
, 1865-11-24

'OR SALE-A two.storY fra,7le
iov nonss @ q EaonA and '.ss Of lot M q -e.,s y.
WIN ID s1sI ,iadson.st. mar Union Park.
A-ss. .oM J. LEWIS LEE d CO.. Real EstaIa
, 1865-11-24

At Lake Wow, on !hursdsy, Nov. sd at the rest
dsncs ns1dea lsthe, by the Rev Clinton Locke
ter OF VIM. l.. Church, Eaq -@'' oA1h.
= Al Eya9steas .E nor; r. BY Rev. L. n Busbee, Mr..
BRIGGS, Of Jackson, Mich.
Al Phit1delphta. Oh the 18th Inst. In the Central
F1SSe{ieItnn Ghnrsh: By Rev. Alexander Reed Rev.
LIN EnMAAp 4. FIERCE OF Chicago, H., and ENILY i,
slBLEi. Of the former ctty "