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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-08-13
Arrivals and Departures.
Arrivals

Hmros HsAp-!stsamship McClellsn-Breyet Brig. Gen
xsSs Farley @ kss"f
k. cS.s sc ES$S Nm
si%%ond: Baker Risdsl 8 Petit, Ms. Anal. Far
NIL S, Mss: mi . 3aSS Me-.
Ms. S0s1s 0S G' N,. f rnn, ,'
Hamlin Miss Benedcs Mise Drewrey II lindsay, Thos
aud i2S 10 the s,eerASe.
CT, Of Nsw P
ffeS S.n D% s ssa's
,nd na epS
M Nj DIown WIN Drown; ", q " wight, VIM Bryan.
~in Colin, Bsraors Mrs Richard and two cSdrsn
csmgSs MI cAs s,s eId,s ana
Walker Rev Jos Henang Rev Geo Brasne Joseph Con.
Barnard and lady Jsme. Dore, Charles Thomp.on, John
T james ss1 %% T%S
Thomp;on: John Lynch G,sva ~" Mes. Mary Ran Ms.
Hall HSWcs Mss hse rOss
s srssn 6.rasdsr Jas Rodgers Sea,;sr-.Sa osssrs
euers soalshd, Ann BSsisnd, G.lln.s Pays, Louise
u: Nara H.ss ai.s!sr Tass: Lucy
Virgin! ' Hayden Geo sro%a Prank safer VIM Ff:nts
Ss .ss Ss
GLAscow-steamship Hibernis-Mrs A U Plunkstt, VIM
Kswns. Il Hamilton, wm Fersuson Vim Grant Michael
s.%.S SeSs.: Mrs Sarah ToIsSa Young %ls:ss
ss hH NIL. hs ss%s: s Hts s
aS s" Ian. sTd Cab :S Sans
Bowman VIM Todd, Charlie. xdsrson James smysS and
H:s '4
Mary A aud - Laughlsn, and 1857 ia the steersee.
Mrs nrichs Ave children and servant Mr. and Mrs Peter
x:Ss' k "a .. :y NJ ESs ks
4 :Ss Mi .Sd H sSd @ nj .
!sIs; csidTs. "a D Del iysns@s1p And
So~s Courts s R;sssTs:' TS;: ssnSsrs,
sS':s TX s.S ssfiss sss:
valid and cSid jacob BaSen jacob Werlich Su %S
Miss Taylor Mr. and Mrs Geo scemd!husen and child
ASsr samuel Henry xh1sn. Mr. and Mr.: cSsr!s. jacob
fei.io Charles SrenahoreT Psler Gics:.s Mrs. Ssssae
werle Mr and M; Michael pf0h and three children
ErsnSsrs John Ssuhsusr' Carlo. Arsphnol, Loepsr
6s"s and Ss
Gerhard vOst and i7s the Storage Total aSs slaOOO
: Ecteberssr Samuel Van Allen, deorss Weldon, NJ
oai:on r saltsr, JAS Evans, s.; smith, Taylor
s"S bosy M.' u SsnH w sna a Dr
o Denegrc James Lahey Major General II 4 Davies W
Lsney A n.. wife child and servant Aspe LA
sns child and nurse; Mrs Harris, Mrp Smith, Mrs MaryJ
seymour. Charles Cavnne, Guisnard + II Earle. G
son Bshrsns Ahlswig. Hrscs Csrser: Gan.
Page, King, 9 Trayick, A Roland, Drinker, W
TIuehart Morse, Gayle pr Livingston, Mrs Bald
leigh Miss Fralesh. Mrs wesierfeld Holden, saloup,
FAkcr, J Johnson w Latfmer-and 30 enlisted
tho Department OF the Gulf.
My osIrAss,.stesmshi Star Of the Unon-Mr ooch.
ran, Lubrect Mrs Seabody and servant Amy, Fos
ter aud lady, Wall, Wilson, Mrs Feibeman and two
children, Miss Jackson Cbas Loeb Levi Mezs Hurden-
5as Doyle Crosse Levy. Mrs. Fisher. Mrs NcDonsd,.
Donald, Miss McCsepelL b Perry Mr. Maubert, Freid
rich daughter and serHn Boisseau wife, child and
want Mrs Roberts, Brown, w Wilkinson Geo Wiley, Au
gustus Henry, Vernon n Hcnrickson, "A Williams,
A Harker. VIM Buck, and others
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I.dy, Miss Parkinson Miss n Parkinson B Willis, N W
watkins and others
PosrIArp-stsaanship chesapeake-w DunninR and
a.v aud lady Lewis Snow Samuel GLASS;,
Levi q Burgess, Thos Oar, 4 Browe; u 2 Dsws,
Emerson w Shea. L. Comfort, q Coddington, w ui-
brook Geo Jewett Mr. whitney, bagey John Moor, Z.
A Brewer John Newconb, George Weox, A. stenison,
Wright, KappoS -four recrui's-aoo oth'fs
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A French Marriage Contract.


rents those oos rspecueuz which by the French code
enable persons Of full age marry without the
Ss paren, ,ps,itu,sd su;t 10 atom ths msr
rage the ground that their daughter insane, and
the principal evidence pr duced in support Of the aegs
ton that she had signed contract OF marriage in
our MARRIAGE CONTRACT.
Article l. Loving each other and knowing each other
we'll enough TO be certain that one cannot be happy with
out the other join ourselves together 70 live for
hereafter as good married people She will be and
Art 2 Chsrles-I promise Helen TO devote all my
mind, all my strength, and my whole being 70 the pur
pose Of maintaining her and the children that she may
give me- honestly and deccntly.
Art q Helen.-I promise Charles 10 second him in
keeping our household from want and difficulty; with
Art. Charles.--I admit that I sometimes hssty
and violent. hope TO be excused from any sudden
Helen will perhaps be hard to endure, but tho
condition IL acceded to-
Art. g. Helen.--I must also be pardoned something.
Ny temper lie little uneven, and greatly disposed
Chsrles-I will not mind caprices II they are not too
frequent As TO the other fault am disposed TO rejoice
likely 10 give cause for Jealousy.
Art O. Charles and Helen.-we are persuaded that
ws
promise never TO follow our own desires in things OF
small Importance but always TO give way TO each other
Helen.-In important matters IL will be right that
Charles should decide for he has more knowledge aud
judgment than l.
anything without consulting her. and either converting
her 10 my views adopting hers II think them best
Art. As consequence OF the last preceding article
each Of us shall always be dressed according TO the
taste of the other
Art g. The words II will," ~ expect" ~ require I"
and other similar expressions, are absolutely erased from
our dictionary.
Art o Charles will honor bic wife that she may be
bonored by Others He will always exhibit towards her
esteem and confidence and will be especially careful
In her presence allow any advantage over her TO
any other woman upon any point Whatsoever.
Art 10 We shall bear IN mind that want OF clean
illness and attention personal Appearance must
mriy produce repugnance and disgust Neatness s 70
The body what amabiy 10 10 the soul 10 that which
pleasce
Al IL Helsp.-zbo maIorisv Of women Dnrss their
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Musruy On Saturday, August II, after painful III
ness, OtlyrA PlAoErrs youngest daughter OF Mary
Teresa ana John Mcleod Murphy aged years months
and days.
The funeral will take place on Monday afternoon, it
two O'Clock from the residence OF her parents llSh
street. near Second avenue, Harlem. The relatives and
friends OF family respectfully invited 10 aenu
TFor other Deaths Thtrd FogeJ
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SHIPPING NE w S

AlsAHAo ron yoRK-rss pAY. . =
Nm RIsss............ % NOON RISKS eve y
uF shIs................ ~ Hi0s w-rNR. ....eve
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c,TOP THAT sCRATCHfNg-AND USE wHEATONS
- ITCH OINTMENT. II cures Itch and salrhsum IN
forty hours also Chblans Ulcers and AL nrH
lions OF the skin. sold BIZ all drusRisa. .s
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1865-09-27

.LIV ERY S Ia B l. e ].
THE undersigned has leased the
large and commodious Livery Stable,
lately kept by N. &. 9. Taylor, on
third street, Immediately in the rear
of the Town Hall and will give
strict and personal attention to the
wants Of the travelling public, and
all who desire to patronize him.
sept. 10 If DANIEL TAYLOR.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1865-09-27

NN II IN ~ Ii "a IN i %
LIBERAL ADVANCES MADE ON
CONsIGNMENTs.
o.
Having opened a Purchasing Agency for
the ACCOMMODATION Of MERCHANTS, BUILDERS,
PLANTERS AND FAMILIES who do not wish |
to visit the City, we offer our services for
the Purchase Of all kinds Of Merchandise
and Supplies which will be bought at the
lowest rates and SHIPPED BY EXPRESS, or as
ordered, to the required destination. ALL
orders entrusted to our care will be faith
fully executed.
Orders addressed to our care through the
Post Office will meet prompt attention.
AGENTS Of the ADAMS EXPRESS CoMpANYl
and the COMMERCIAL EXPRESS COMPANY aud
the AGENTS of OTHER COMPANIES connect
ing with those, are authorized to receive
orders for us.
Parties sending orders will be required to
remit by Express Two.7HIRDs Of the sup
posed AMOUNT of their orders. the balance
to be collected by the Express Company on
the delivery OF the Goods.
Goods ordered otherwise than by Elk.
press the whole amount will be required
Exception will be made and two-thirds re-
ceived, when orders are sent by CLERKS OF
REGULAR PACKETS whom we know to bel
responsible.
Persons visiting the City with a view Of
making purchases will find it to their inter-
est to call on us, as our arrangements are
such, that saving Of money and time will
be the result Of their communicating with
US.
It is our purpose to meet the wants Of all
classes in tie States Of LOUlSIANA A,
MISSISSIPPI, ALABAMA, ARKAN-
SAS, AND TEXAS, to supply them with:
Every Kind Of Merchandise,
Farming and Plantation Utensils, and
| Goods Of Every Description,
| at the Lowest New Orleans Prices.
Parties desiring to order Goods from the
North, East or West, can do so through
our firm with fidelity aud dispatch.
/ Parties giving us their orders for pur.
chases here or elsewhere, will save the ex,
lpense Of travel, and we will guarantee the
strictest economy for their interest.
| We respectfully solicit consignments Of
SUGAR, COTTON, and other PRO.
DUCTS OF THE SOIL; also, all kinds
of GENERAL MERCHANDISE, from
our friends, and those Of our referees and
the public generally, pledgiDg ourselves to
give the fullest satisfaction.
! CHARGES For all orders urder $1,000
5 per cent. Over $1,000, 3 per cent.
| To yearly customers a reduction will b.
made from the above averages.
w. F, MCLEAN & CO.,
Office No. 5 Commercial Place,
Iaug. 80, '65. corner Of CAM
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1865-09-27
DISTRICT COURT PARISH OF
81 RAPIDES. !.

Ninth judicial District Court.
Notice is hereby given that in &C.
cordance " 18th an order from His Hon.
M. Ryan. Judge Of said Court, spe-
cial Jury term of said Court, will be
holden in the town Of Alexandria,
beginning on the first Monday of
October next, A. D. 1866.
FRANK e. FORBES.
Ha Deputy Clerk.
Aug. %.
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N o II &c e

In " Il i " LIZ
HEREBY constitute and appoint
q. S. Losee my Agent and Attorney
N fact, to transact any business in
The Parish Of Rapides in which | may
be interested. NJ. WEIGH.
Sept. Is. st.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1865-09-27
DISTRICT COURT-PARISH OF
RAPIDES,

UlOIRlCl CUUhI--T hhIoA VI
RAPIDES.
Estate Of George Starks M IL
Administration.
WHEREAS, Conrad Starks has made
application to this Court to be APP
pointed Administrator Of the Estate
of George Starks. late Of the Parish,
deceased. Notice is hereby given
to all it may or doth concern, to show
cause within ten days from the date
hereof, why the same should not be
granted.
Clerks Office Alexandria La, Sept
Goth, 1865.
FRANK q. FORBES.
Deputy Clerk.
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Mansfield Female College.

THE FALL Session Of this Institu-
ton will commence on Wednesday,
the Goth day Of September next; with
a corps Of experienced teachers, most
of whom have been connected with
the Institution for several years.
TERMs-for a Session Of four and a
half months; payable, one-half in adj
vance, the remainder at the close Of
| the Session.
Board, including fuel and room
rent. 1861 SO
Tuition in Primary Depart.
| menu ..........sss... IL w
Tuition in College .......... % 90
Modern Languages, each. y. 10 90
Music on Piano or Guitar,
each Is 90
Use of Instrument ......... 5 %
Incidental fee. 2 90
Each boarder will furnish her bed
and bedding Except the stead
towels and lights washing will also
be at her charge Address,
CHARLES B. STUART,
President, Mansfield.
Sept. 90, st.
, 1865-12-07
Markets by Telegraph.
NEW YORK MIDSIGHT n1ARhET.

Especial Despatch to The Western Assoc4ated Prnssl
New yonk. Dee.s-
The publication of the Presidents Message and De-
rartoent Reports, hhs no apprtc!abc ef:et upon
stocks apd monetary affairs beyond removing Tue SUB
men do not think these documents add auy new fea
tnEea to the present state Of sa,r1 The Message 10
construed less be1lscrcnt In tone th1u Was tuosed
yesterday. Railway speculation vas moro e1oyant
this morning with Increased demand. Market WAS nt
higher, with an advance of Ces cent on the three
leading favorities OF the day-Ere, P!ttsbnre. aud
Reading Market was strong at aeeond and last bozsds
With cnly Slight fluctuations,
cLtsEXa PRICES.
The following were the closing psces At a:3o p. NJ
Centla, s7x; Erie elK: Hudson 1asA: Reading III;
Sichgan Southern 1sx; Cleveland + Pittsburgh 9tH
Rock fssud 1ocx; Northwestern preferred 6tK; Fort
WaJnc lux. =
HOLIDAY.
Tomouow Ktn te generally -opsezyed 81 close
, 1865-12-07
holidays ta7e VII GOT b. any sessloo Of the stock and

holiday: tae1e VII oos b. any sessoo Of The ssock aad
gold tonFds
Tic money market WIS essJ 1t per cent With fer
e1cept1oIa
Government stocks wesa stsouEx. sid tneEe WAS
etucrsl lmprnyetnent n prices, with uofe ccnand
fnm Frsnk1nst. Oruef7 ve1e received 70: HisFnA
for the purchase Of s2os.
message being nota paci1c than expected. Gold
closed at1:sX.
FEr1o1.KCk STOCKS.
The petroleum market waa quiet to-day, with Aafes
OF the following stockss Beunehof Run, }ls-o6; Bu.
chanan Farm &c: EapEe c1sy, 6oc; EzrclaoF. slas
webster, s1e5: Frat National, %oc: .Aandii'on, sc;
oceanic. 4tc; P1tho1e. slSE5; Uhised s1a&es, &c.
PE1roI1u. .
Tho petroleum market quiet for 10th crude and
refined. SaIeas t,ooo bE1s crude OF spot at ff9Nhe
Refined Is quoted at s'96sc-
pKy aoona.
The following arc quotations from The Dry Goods
Exchange:
Bpoyr sH1r71Sos-Apploton A. 3lYc; Mcdford.
sc; peppsrtl E, .'Kc. r
rIrac11rp sutk1Nus-Rates, Sc: W1lllauayile. zoc.
'Pu1a7s-Cochfco, sc; sprssue, aac.
px1A1axa-ractnr, &c. Hauilton Manufacturing
Co..asc,
GINauahs-Gl4ssow, &c; Hartford. s7c.
I1cxs-Amoskeag AGA. s2o, P1tssnead. 1c-
s11r11e-Nev York, 4Ge, Uneasyff1e. SC.
Dxsps-A1kHright, 4ocs Boston, Sc
proW1 DE1lIt-StaLdard &c. = .-...
Corrzsr rJEAss-Scwmo1ket s3kc Sabatsea, S1Hc.
cAs1ps FlA9sx15-Salmon Fails. blesched, 5oc@
Ptmbtzton+ &c.
sroo1 Cor7ox-willimsnuc. 9ac; Green Daniel.
Soc.
Hoor sx1x7s-Brsdley's Duplex ntpuc % to 50
hoops, siHo8sLcs: Empress tsuii- Sis.
The following dispatches were rece,ved on Change
to-day:
HotToa-A{A1ket quiet.
p1uvlnxncx-Mazker very dull. Tendency down
ward.
Observation-Disclosures somewhat mosc active.
BAL11Ao9K-Fcw buyera In town. Prices UNCHANGED
pHnAprIrHA-Cotton goods Irregular and dull.
Woo1eoa without change MaEkct generally quiet-
Observation-Disclosures. Pr.nts-Standssd, aSc.
Brown SheetlpgB-SoatheEn md Western, SlG&c.
, 1865-12-07
FIRE AND POLICE COMMISSIONERS
Reportx-Thc Scnvenser Nuisance.

The ,s,,,r .rn,,.vert,v nocrttno oy ,he noa,d nj
po,.s. ~ E,,s o.. 1,1a - po11e-
Headqa.1e,.. ~ corner Of Washington md Ia salle
steet., yce,etday afternoon. rrescnl T. B. Brown,
President. in the Chair and Commissioners A, D,
1n1woHh ana tfeo, =. suna; mo-,
Captain George n. A1!er, Of me 1nlfu fonee
Precinct, submitted the following report OF the do
fnrs of his fprr. for The month of Noycnber 1855:
Number Of sIsss,s made, rs; value Of recovered
etolep property. $i20G; value of lost property re-
covered. f!su; total, {2150 Numte. Of lost chill
dren returned to tAeaf parents, g. The force m the
raitol mn-
TN motion OF !rcsldcet Brown Conmi.sioner
1fEE orb, Superintendent Turtle End Captain Vel
aFaltabic building for sab,poliee station on The
snrdIIy bills against the several depaftments
weTe received. aud,ted and ordered to be paid.
Alderman Ftoudioot, q The ihi1teenth M Wasl,
made ferhs 'ss9 70 ~ t.
city, made practice Of violating the , nuisance
ordinance Fesasd1ng the depozitlns o. NTH within
tour miles M Of . The oogosstson limits 2, .hs ~ n
toil, dead horses And stnkang nsh, tosethcr N1tn
every other description Of S1ltain9us Compounds
on RE lake .h9re !nst n1tth 70 q ne J.. dty limits,
borhood. he sa'd that the tcasepsers in:teaa Of
pr, ng ne nlth neS dumped ~ taai 'osas , ldIs
!set, were ~ ne n2piL o. c9sssns oscs tn st.,
covering the norniG siun oozcd iona, and IN .ne
SUMMER monthe Boiled nun buobled - the sun.
se5diDg los'n ,s ,, ssehch mat w Tas
Complains had been made TO hun By several
lass they had walked Into thess c;.s I poola np 70
tneQ knee1: lne AiuetMan saH saat taS nsatLo
UnT.,nees arS Jne,es ~ snSorrc ne ordinonre Il
~ ~ r,san a rn.,e,1Ss ~
M1.en st7eried T. wsse n!setI IN he bfideTeI. aui
, 1865-12-07

ID 10 hosting Tho earth hon the dredging machines
TO the nsnka- Al pFcecnt, cnly tuo bridges ssp u
York and Boston, and sro to be ready by 10 dat
Of Fehruarr. Tbs totae Of men required on this
earth exes!1tiop Wffl be from $50 to 5o0 SevcD
now completed. When the deepening l. nuisaed
and the locks taken away, The tall ot the s(re.m
will be oncsonth Of foot to the mile. III. dep:h
Of XAter NtQ be Ex md 4 hh1I fnef Ntfe
, 1865-12-07
Cincinnati Market,

Cincinnati Market,
Especial Despatch to the Chicago Tribunal
CNctNsAT1, Dec. 6.
FLop1-steadJ. 6a1es Of super6nc at $7.z5S730
old exta - 80 new extra Fs-so; family $1,000.
GaA4s-Wheat dull and Sc 10 lDc lower. with sales of
old red at 9146sa1.io; now Sl.*o. Corn steady and
psieea ooIninaliy unchanged. Rye-LasGe receipts
Sales ufpElmc at 73@7sc. Bazlcy-no sales.
Co17o1-Quiet, with sales OF mlddllns 1t aa9i3c.
WuIxxKY-Steady ut $1H.
Pnov1eroxs-Eew meaa pork held 1t ttaO1. No
buyess green neats d1ll-sales Of shoulders at &c
gidea 1skc hams 1tkc; bscon-clcar sides 2231aHc
packed; new bulk shouldess-satea At 1.c; sldes
1sc e1ear sides asc. all packed. Lsed-ketue offered
ut nc, without buyers.
MoxKI-Cose~
EYcuaYnH-IpchAnrcd.
, 1865-12-07

st. Louis Market.
Especial Despatch 70 the Chicago TtbuneF
st. Lots, Dec. G.
TopAeeo-Vtsy dull-s5.s5.
FIpU1-Dull. Common IX, $500; choica Xxx,
ti2no
GEAlS-Wheat fat; prime faI1, t1.63s choice. 81 80
pes bnshe Com ull mixed and yellow at &c, white
&C; cholca do, s1c. oats shade lower. :t lar.
ley-no transactions. RV.-unthips doing.
WnsEIf-f"' .t ~ ii mr. rn1.
, 1865-12-07
Chicago Grtbnne.
THE CITY.

IHE ClI1.
MA1Ic1op. MsscH1E1.-John Campbell, o! No.
14s South Clark st1eei, wa yesterday aned = and
costs m he Pohee Court for i3einiE 5i De'Eheoss
Sn md ons o. saSe sos "'
RxsExuEn the meeting o, hd,et, On Friday
moruluE, ii 10 o'clock, 10 sew for the poor. A
eoodly number were present on TuesdAy morning.
mstn MI dsJ, II posalnle. Room II. Nethodist
Church Block, corner Of Clark and washington
eurets-
:Wuauturoa Coat F1E1n.-A patr OF well
Known citizens visited the wilmington coal helds.
d11y.txo miles from this city, on The St Louis.
Alton L Chicago Railroad. xesterday. A fuN 70.
psescn1atlon At he Adjourned mestinc On Saturday
evening. The meeting will be held IN parlor NO.
!, fremont House.
pox,ck WAH1Ep.-A correspondent calls ssten'
s,ou 10 the fact tbtt The corner OF Claf4 arc Nae
tccnth s,rccis is regular rrndcEons LOT boys "no
bctaye in a very disordesly Hsnnc1, faIos1ns
stones at and lnsnInE hc o p'ise,s h. pec p e oe H.
s" - aneffcs tn TINT region, and thinks that
Shrn il room for police Fub-stattou neat The City
Hospital.
nrsrA1 Soc1ErY.-7le regular monthly meeting
vrthe Chicago Denial Society was held 1t the usual
pl,ce on Monday cyrniug, President Dr.. Cushing
in The chalr. The members present were Dr.. FL
lis, Dcan. Noble. stcvens, Albaneh, Sherwood,
II, 5. Dean and Fuilc1. Df; AIbsaEh, The easayist
for the evening iSao sGsy y apef Oh Inc
ueat1neu' VI 49, f ~.
ru,x nv lun,r.sces MN nn,, .
t-ayuzte, WEE arrested nj The Madison street bridge
YESTERDAY noou, for breaking through line Of re
htelcs and for rlnring 10 stop when ordered TO do
1Gnoe SoIlts Mn,,.bcr Patrick snr,;x.n .na D.n,e,
1s.h.ncr = ahrrc h.ssmcn. wcrc brought bcfoc jns-
ifcc Mj[I}ken yesterday, By Officer Smith, who
charged them With 11osai1nc the dfpof ordinance
They ~cFc tneo - aao eoets caen+
,,,, ,,,..x. A.so,,.-7oy .,.xe .cenrra f.,,,a,r,a
N,e,c 11,,l I'm th,s evening. at uhich lime and
r. %"et .-' c.,,s ..o.a.>e. ~ tho s..nc,o,;on
place Cen Sulee' Z menoet " lus tassoaauoo,
Will deliver lecture on the "NashS1l1e Campaign"
Ns has The reputation In Indiana, OF which State
bs ~, . rrs.dcnt before the vsr, OF being fne
Ae w.. s ~, acn,,,,.,s. ,,,Ie The 1actn-a an
speaker: ano WILL nououe1f, naAe .ue .eltuto ~
Interesting ore. ihat eaMpAsn W. VIZ impoI-
tant md simple ns1noa ~ ns i,s ,ray y saSlae1M M
one who, In relating them. fights his battles o'er
again"
Mxxxo or TIE Act ASSOCIATIONS meeting
ar Ihc Al association WIS held yes,esday At Yoon
NJ ss-M,r,ne barracks bufldinp. NJ Rev. asmr4
nnrrsn u. D.. presiding. Mr. sheldon. from the
com"hsee appo'n'e0 ~ ""As ~ csuna1 u lue
f,nn' reperted 5hc amount ii sa0.4DQ, The com
mitie. Ecrc rcoucsicd 10 mcpsre statement 10.
{nr fnT4htf copinbutiops m otdeT 10 establsh the
AT Gallery on permanent footing. Themeet1nc
fhcn adjourned to ne1t Nedneeday.
-
1sorrr-ssotoper Warner yes.cna,y nf,cruoou
nsto III "4Nsee " sns pou1 " lung asA Is1nee
"no ~. uo~ .. s,aeai
Wy Mu". .. WI - a,a.s .l.u ~ Tnu suvr'
ne "as c"laose1 a. tnpoi 1a, - 0e ''u. ana WIG
at WORK r3S fafnek IN tne sue ~ piece of timber
, 1865-12-07

New Fork Stock nnd Money Market.
INV YoxK, Dec-e.
Noxtr-Fa<y and steady at per cent.
ExCuAKGH-steslnE nm At tt31Ga lt9t.
Go1p-Lower. 0ptn.nx = 1*7E closing Il 1tsA.,
coup, 1g:A ~ COUP 81 1e'Ss do rs, NIX; ioi'
FE1,Gn1s-To Liverpool, more active, without de-
Srxx-Fts1a G. d T. L. sp7k:c, EGO. fts; Nc
GreEor Y. r. H. 5 lending. Ill 10: II. s. 81: ILL.,
c, III. Is; n. ". S. do pio. elK is; n. r
Hudsoo, lux; c. +, 9tA; o. q M+ cetts. z9A; Mo.
E4
, 1865-12-07
LOCAL MATTERS,

See The advcrt!sc,nent In another
column headed Bootsafers nnd staaonTs. ysti
would you Relieve III Strange, but
nevertheless tzrct Fine ste"I engraving. OF Wash
ton, Jefferson, Jocksop. md the Chamber Of Com
merce. for two weeks, Will be scnt postpaid to any
choice, and seyenty-nye cents for all. Address s.
Hash, No. 10. Aagie's Duildlns, Chicago.
a10a
a Untyerxal RenledJ.-.t Rroxynss
Bronchial lroche%' tor Coughs, Colds, and Beon-
chial Affections, now etandH lhe int IN public Il:
sor and confidence; this rcsu!& has been acquired
by test Of rnany .yeats. Is merits md extensive
nse have ean:ed the Tfoeaes to be co7ntefleised.
a.. w9na faqen to be on hsF
NoardlnE.-A gentleman and vile can lcasn
& s ssssf ss3 1a's = Ss eaa i
drri-cIass. Location south Side and A No. I. Nono
bnt these willing 70 buy tho furniture nre1 apply.
inE % II hotels and paying prccs ass n
Less, Sc1 s aSS1f F.. e oGee ne anu pe' aIs ns'
The Mason T. 1Iamlin Cabinet Organs
Those who arc at MI conye1anr With musical
uattc.s must have heard OF the Mason 1 Hamlin
celebrity ID short time, Commanding attention In
foreign countries as well At home. There makers
had noted carefully the impc1ectlon: and The needs
tisal espesieaee, md Tic EnoWiedse derived fiom
an extended eczies Of ex peftroents to the cor1ec
ton Of steh ,mperfectcas. aud to The supplying OF
single point Of the reeds hare rcsuIted Ia the pro-
ductIon Of quality OF tone which assim,latcs to
sloss'y to ths ppe organ g1at 1hat !. Is difficult
ports1t development Of the rred instrument, a. 1t
ohr!atcs the popular objection 10 the former reedy.
ship na. qnsly o. instruments of ms eass
Of The church md to vocal Accomplishments md
mEsic nt home
, 1865-12-07

Tcescls Passed Detroit.
Especial Despatch to Chicago Trtbupe.l
DETROIT, Dec. s.
up-Nour.
Dow.-Isolt. Summer Cloud. van vnlke1buyg,
Mist, Commerce, llactf.
.r,-,. snuthcast