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Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1865-05-05
Particulars or the Capture and killing OF
Booth, the ASSasSin OF Pres, Lincoln.

1t appears that Col Baker sent Lieut..
Col. COnscr and Lieut.. Baker, of his
detectives, with Lieut.. Dohcrty and his
cavalry, to the farm of man named
Garrett. On reaching the place they
were told by u son Of Garrett that Booth
and one called Harold were in the barn.
Az 2P. NJ, Wednesday, April 26th, on
proceeding to the barn, Lieut.. Baker
was sent forward and called upon Booth
to come out, give up his arms, and sur
render, and that young Garrett would
go into the barn to receive the arms
| Upon his entering the barn Booth ex-
claimed, "Get out of here; you have
betrayed me-" A colloquy then ensued
of which the following Is the substance: {:
Lieut.. Baker-You must give up your
arms and surrender. We have COME to
take you a prisoner, and wen treat Won
as prisoner. Wo will give YOU live
minutes to surrender, or we will burn
Booth-Who are you, and what do
you want? aH ..} ..
Lieut.. B.-We want you. We intend
to take you prisoner. ...-....r ..
Booth-This is hard case. IT may
be am to be taken by my friends.
After some further coilcquy of this
sort, Booth, seemingly convinced that
he was in the tolls of Federal soldiers,
said: Give me chance for my life. ]
am a cripple with one leg. Withdraw
your men one hundred yards and will
come out and fight you. ...... .......
Lieut.. B.-We did not come here to
fight, but to take you prisoner You
must give up your arms and surrender.
Booth--Let me have time to consider.
A conversation i'm the barn between
l. \
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1865-05-05

IN Dispatch dated Mobile, O'Clock
~ the afternoon, April 18th, General
Candy reports: q We found in Mobfle
anG its defepees on the west side of The
pay overlJo guns, Il S'ery large allount.
OF fammnnittonand supplies OF all kiIIcis
ana near 900 prisoners. Inventories are
nov being taken, and a detailed report
VIII pc forwarded as soon rs tLey are
completed. The quantity Of cottoiI viii.
prooaDi reach 30, 600 bales, with a fargai
amount OF provisions and forage.n Essl
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1865-05-05

. AS many days az we pass withou. Do.
ing SOME good, arc 40 many days erltire.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1865-05-05
WILD PEPPERMINT AS A RAT EX-

WILD PEPPERMINT AS A RAT EX-
TERMINAToR. - Alexander Robertson
writes to the Canada Ea,mer.: .. ..
have for the last four years proved to
my satisfaction that the "Wild Pepper
mint is a sure and reliable extermina-
tor of rats. In proof of this fact, I will
state the result 1t has had with me-
Four years ago my barn was regularly
infested with rats they were 80 num-
erous that had great fears of my whole
grain being destroyed by them, after 1t
was housed; but having about two acres
of Wild Peppermint that grew in field
of wheat, after the wheat was harvested,
the mint was cut and. bound with 1t,
and drove the rats from my premises.
/ have not been trouble with one since,
nor am / at present, while my neigh
bors have any quantity of them. I feel
confident that any perssa who is troub-
ted with these pests, could easily get rid
of them by gathering good supply of
the mint, and placing II around the
walls or base Of their barns.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1865-05-05
J. B. POWERS
CARTER HOUSE.

TOHN l.. WILCOX, formerly Of the American
- Hotel having leased the above house, would return
his thanks the public for the liberal patronage formerly
eestowed and would be happy TO welcome all his old
friends at the Carter House. Main ST. Cedar Falls Iowa.
leave this house daily for the North South and
West.
Cedar Falls, July 26, 1861. ... ..
, 1865-12-24

The story Of Ga1ibaldi's wooing is tlis:-He
wns one dny sitting IN the cabin Of sloop on
The lake OF Santa CathaE1na, ana looking
toward the shore, When Suddenly ht5saw at
FARMHOUSE situa:ed on a nciGhbortnc hill
three or four girls buAily engaged in domestic
duties. They were all remarkable for beauty,
but Que In particular arrested his attention
for her uncommon .rnce and loveliness+ He
was still watching them when he received m
order to 70 on shore. Immediately on lind
ing he directed his steps to the house. he
was admitted by the owner, whom lie hap
pened 10 know slightly, having met him once
before. .--.
The impulse which Lad prompted him to
SO admired. On seeing her, he immediately
bcsought her to become his wife. The girl It
scerns, conceived m Infection rs VAIN and
sudden rs he Ind felt Tor her and liter the
lapse of 4 few short days, they were man aud
wife. The sxrname q !hls Lovely Brazilian
became under such peculiarly romantic cIIcum
stances, tho wife OF tiaribaldi, has never been
revealed. In I'LL the blogr.p phles Of our hero
she is alone mentioned by her Christian name
oiAmitn- Shcs sccms TO have beea brunette of
Z ricL, warm colplexson with black and p{erc-
!ng eyes; OF beautiful rounded figure, aud i
sort ofquecr1y majesty Of department; ac-
tive, daring. hIghspirftcd and in every respect
worthy Of being the companion for Hie ofsuch
s mnn as Garibaldf
ueT cOnfns-e was fcfnAfkAule. q 6HoE1
time after their marriage, she went through
an engagement at sea, with hc- husband, re-
Iusinc to 70 ashore, and daring the fight
would Ftnv nowhere but on deck, where sue
,ricl1cd carbIne and checrrd tic men. In
the heat OF the battle she was standing on
deck, ilouEjshing sabre, and inspiring the
mon 10 deeds Of ya!or, when she
was knocked down by the wind Of
cannon ball that had killed two men
staading al Ecr side. Garibaldi was
eprlngins forward to her thinning that he
would 6rd her . corpsc, wien size rose to
her feet covered With The blood OF tue men
who had fcllen close to her hui quito unhurt.
he l,c eyed her to 20 below ahd remain there
I'LL the action was over II will 60 below"
was the reply" bnt ouly to drive out the
EuehhDg cown, ds who arc sl1ulling the1c;'
for only q few seconds before she Ind seen
three men leave the deck aud hurry rapidly
down the ha,chway, 50 as to escape out Of
dnngcr cf the stoTm OF bullets that was sweep
Ing the deck. And going below. sue lmmedi-
atcly after rc appeared, driving before her the
three men, overcome with shame that they
should have been surpassed In courage by a
Woman. She accompanied her husband In all
his .ndert alings, und died while flying with
Jim from the Observation-Disclosures.
, 1865-12-24

ne .hze..eued supplies mi b reated IN rs os.
swrktns. K3ne % of tasn. ne8ever are eagassd ts
theis inlsst cagaey as tas q dsPostas Of
;ss n e @s;ss' IS s5isSs
sTsady T % sale IRON II the t Varoas Easie.n eaeeTs
Their Is 20 desire for specnlauop among our iack-
I'll G. e Z
ad F = =
Cd onr provision men. however hare Lad too much
sts + pS tss M s 2Ts5 @ rfss
IT, Il sss.s a.ss So, + rs aa Is as
the Del:ef gains 1onud tia: uni. tho coun
Ssas io ssIs %
e predict what such w1]l 1e n2r can we say hs: The
q eas me.t reaS,c .ske: sepo1tsrs L. Ess *: ex
sInea n ' ss11s f. eeos f. the h s S.ons
IT. p ssn Tns pasdks ppad e s a.s as
aoa1 esde aaa
sn.a up - liows: dressed, ?Cs5 llie. 2t71:; totsl.
as ::i ps:sd refns. I'LL fs
a1d number let ere1 II The peas Tor corfesp2nd
se toa aae eas stsf dfess
aSs Ilxs; n::s: teta, l6,Es; 1eaylnS ~ paeke!s.
nr9a dsl e oetoesl cq,npared yash smennss
i s TT hos e. af Sas He q eaa
s e. fsa *bSs
pretty well cleaned. ..-
dressed have met ready sale. and closed firm At
&1029l1,30 net, for medium weights, aud Slo55 for
very extra. All products arc r1ntr and rooFe IN de-
p's1d I'd: NV, s,,. It ~ ~ ,n, -. -.
January delivery sales mAdo during the week at
&23n9eeDo. but c 1unot now be had unner S16,31R
4s+G. No lrine Mesa offering. Extra JITir1c firm at
5000. EnIK Meats n1m ut lie for shoulders. Green
Meats vtiy m at 20 or ehouldets and 1!c M hams.
Trims Lard Ern At 114ll1i$c; fnf choice kettle 1T44
1sc 8 ASKED: No. lsaafsRc. 0rrssc II demand At
while, uESEr MIiRAEp & Co,
, 1865-12-24
CHICAGO DAILY MARKET.

SATcHnAT EVENING. Dec q.
FI1ET(3IlTS-RA1L FEEIQETs-.The various East
en- r1ads i, taxing Flour At fl40 to New forx, and
Slfp to Hostou And Provisions at thete rates
The Grand Trunk IsaIlroad Is taking Provisions 70
Liverpool ria steamer from Portland ut 9oc IN gold q
FL0UR- Received, z,s.7 bris shipped. 49, orls
:s br1s At sad; & btis Wisconsin at $50 SFF1sG *
IRA lCp brls ~Sorthwestr At $7ca; 50 hrls MnnehA
ha lW Iris Fort Atkinson = tnd l1 bEl5 not named
stfis; 90 hs!s At 10 ht1s Dre1ae7 Ut f;ro
1fs bts* at <s6sE; 2Co hfls unsonnd 1t ssh.
ErCKvHEAT fLOUE-Ib byIs at $3.13.
WHEhT-Recared. 10 4tp bu; shppcd+ k.Ga9 bu-
Market IuactFe end etlade c.aIef. Sales wero: SO
bu 30 trrtng at leo: + 900 bu do nj 5co9
hu DO at HEN t10oo tn do At *129xi Len bn No
1,h ID attSss; I,lao bn Rejected u 1o-closiug Mt
CilHE-lsecei5cd, 1as55 hu; shipped. none. Mar
kci Guict and steady. sales weEc :-L:n bu 70. II
.SS III do II sc: ~ tn Ear Corn on track At Sc
. 1JATt-Kect:red, e.fSi hu shipped. soo bn.
sferSct ur}ct Sales we1e: coo hu No. at a65ic
Uic0b bu 1o Il 7ec; j, 100 bu No. 1T a3c.
KIE-Ecteivcd, LEO 6u; shipped, nonf- Market
quiet end unchanged. Sales were: 20oo bn No. ! at
HAnLEY-Eeccired,n nout: shIrped none. Mar.
kct dull Sales were: 5000 ba Old 40. zat2o
UIa aSs-Ast4et quiet bu1 nr1n Sales were; hsls
'I3 WHAE3!Narfef dniet ct y. 50.
UKtU1I CDRS-MsrEet qu!et and unclaimed.
Ssir, tons fair nt <l1@to; ton 90 At $i4to.
DEESVVAK-Markcte entirely nominal ut 494 tic.
iIt4r Of no transactions.
BUTTER-EeeciYed ls,ois ID; shipped, T,9S] b .,
, 1865-12-24
FINANCIAL AID COMMERCIAL
nFnNTT1rA

SATEpAT EVENING. Dec y.
The Money market Today Sas more active, but 1t
1yae principally owing to the fac. that the banks
Will ru b. opened on Monday next, md the busi-
nrss Of three days had to be crowded INTO one.
Their was hut moderate demand fer money, but
the market was vcsy closc, and none but the best
cGslomr1> were supplied at the usual rate Of dis
count, VIZ: 1o per ccnt per nununa.
Merchants s..l complain tnat collections arc slow,
and the consequence YVES that there were numerous
applications nj the banks to po=pone tho payments
OF notes due on Aonday TIL Tuesday next
The following table tho~s the balances and
c1enr1ns at tho Clearing nou.e h tb14 c1ty for the
week ending 10 dag:
, 1865-12-24

| The rrpe.al markets. today were dull and pec-
lected. Tbr }ntereent,on of Ctriatmas kent opcrs-
tors m. Of tbr Tnar,ct and nr,ce, rued lower n
| ronsa,ran.e
The-a ws 4,,n sre,tnn in +be provfx,on rn.r.st
hut zr,s, Icss .r+;titr Ma,. po,,, 4r.. H. g,I- A..
r,,na hrt .r.rr. viii Gales ~ an ,r,s NJ ~ se
~ ~ 60. ,s;.1,ad I1s4,,s ,,.r. e. 81. Ss,s1s
,..ts ,u'.s - m -. - $500 - - =. 1e.
c.aaa ns,,,s ss rc.n..t ~ ~, =" IN,
NJ, .a1a1 ~ +e,. f. 49,. ~. 80. W..
nusaaa ss4S =. 4s.sc ioi ua@s n"a4 o.essea noRs
7nu lac aos Aans itom I'VE noEs' Lara Has as1ncf
md morr artiTe, with hbcsal sales At 17<b17hc.
Dressed Hogs werc N good supply, and the mar
Let declined 150s5c 100 ns with sales al ranpe
=. 80 osvss s,n1ssh,saS ~ ,n,,1,o.ss ,.,Ls,ss
W W 81 ~ NSa'.'@@enenJ al 1VtlWAu7se1 aS'o1nS
On Nv ns-
beef Cattle continues dHG and depressed and
prices a fhsde lower Sales to-lay foot up 3co
bead. RANGING In nr;ec from sam tn six.
n".t. :. f..ss ..sss s4oN *o:os W .ss-u., 80
uoes commune ael1se aud prices "itnout essenuM
"V1u !esseA41S. *aeAs ae .ue atoa. = W.
-. ,o.e IN eo ~ sSHa' '''s W A'o''
"e1u- 1:ttN!E.s ion. ~, tuu.S ~ T.eo
"<AI AHA N"AA A-@'Js WILL AAeS S~&1G4a
, 1865-12-24
Good News Mt Lnst.

Let Tie afflicted read. and Iearn that per1ec4 md
radical cnre IL Warranted and guaranteed to all who
are afflicted with veal Eness debility. nervous COM
distress md anguish or mind loss ot sleep. loas q
growth, wasting AWAY, and wnnt OF confidence "a
themselves ralnttus nis con!nls!a tremhltnss impo
tence md distFugE OF LIE. The botanic Remudca OF
DE- Raphael never Glied Jet to make perfect curn oT
all private secret and yeutrea1 diseases, without tne
without fear of discovery expoaurr- Fills Prevent
L Innocent and safe. lttoes not nprfse. w.ta 0tes
m ssgtsia + nos only pre- lro@
rods and Improve the health tsuiriy
private aaI c,aniEuua,: daily. tSan1Ays exceptad1
street betwern Wells and Frnnklin Chicago III. Con-
soltaton Fee, one Dol1ar. Persons at distance may
communicate CnxrtpKSTIALtr by letter, if they
close ONE DOLLAR tor Consultation Fee u ese6 iat-
alictly private and confidential No answer viii ha
ven TO letters un1e7s one dollar Is enclosed as Cor
RAPHAEL, Post Ondce Boz GETS, Chicago. nhnols-
, 1865-12-24

Dcntll OF Philip Alien, one Of xhc Ie1o-
ueerh In Cotton Manufacturo.
Tic death Of uon- Philip Allen, ex-Goyer-
nor mud ex-senator Of Rhode Island, ut Proyi-
lcnce, on tho lGth inst. aged 50 years, Is
made the occasion Of the following interesting
"reminiscences by the Providence Journal:
The death ot his father, in 1901, early
brought upon him important duties mud re-
fponAihilities. He was nctivcly engaged in
the mercantile business and foreign COM
mcrcc, and particularly In tho West India
early as 1872, foreign commerce being sus-
pended by the war with Great Britain, Mr.
Allen wns manufacturing cotton in mill in
EniLlfield, and from TINT time forward was
one Of the foremost among the manufacturers
Of this St-te. He took a prominent part In
all public movements which were intendsd to
promote the Interests Of our domestic indus
try Gifted by nature will unusual mechan-
ical ingenuity, he lad By careful study nc-
4ualnted himself with tho sciences which fa-
cllitntcd manufacturing processes, md pos
~castd remarkable skill in The wisest applica.
tions Of bis scientific knowledge. He was
thus fitted to lead in tue march of improve
mcnt.
Having snch decided tastc for mechanical
and manufacturing pursuits, lie constructed
tue first steam engine ever built In this city,
on the improved Walt and Bou1tou plan,
Wall QEiAC14HutC hDEhu uEE pHppEk S1AhCa+ 0E
directed his mechanics Simply by the know
ledgo he derived from books and drawings, as
81 that time The laws Of England prohibited
tic expectation OF machinery from That coun-
try. Hc early took a lending place in the
manufacture Of line cotton goods, and tome
OF the specimens Of his first production woald
even now be deemed Of superior iufsh md
quality Of fabric He was the Grst mnnufac-
furcr TO import the improved bo5bin and
Ay frames, now in general n5e, aud
the lapping machine for cotton cards.
Having bccn successful in this carly enter
prise, he extended his business to printing
the cotton goods made BY hinlsclf and other
manufacturers. lie began printing calicoes
in 1851 at the large establishment, sill known
Ly bis name, and situated nj the north end OF
tie city on the Moshnnsic river. The pertec-
lion Of tie STYLES Of prints made at these
works las justly given them celebrity all
over the continent Mr., Allen was active in
every effort to secure for our manufacturers
the protection by legislation, which they so
much needed In The days OF their infancy. he
was IN ardent advocate Of q protective tari6,
and by lis ultimate knowledge OF all the sta
tistical nnd scientific tActs bearing upon the
question WIS most in1lucntial In procuring the
1iassasc OF laws which fostczed our mAuulac-
turing interests.
, 1865-12-24
CHICAGO Dry GOODS MARKET.

6ATCHpXr ErE1Su, Dec q
Snce our Inst report there has been quitc active
speculative demand for Domestic Gooda IN Now York
and owing to tue light stocks prices hsyn materially
advanced. Hae stoeks arr Light aud values have ad-
raucct proportiuuate1y with the Improvement in the
East- Pzants nre r at appreciation Of 1c On ali
hr11ds Erown sheenss are 1c hlgher-clos1n9 u SIC
fos standards- Mesched Gooda arc IN Hight supply,
and fully c4c better. Deulms are 9kc llster. Stipea
ART Elme1, and on snme makes improvement of19cc
has been established.
, 1865-12-24

y Ftiiadelphin 81a1ket-Dec. 21.
IhsD Tery lAuo de.n4od for Hour for exportation-
seq TIC tates rcFoFted were so bt4 good Penn
sysa11a ex,a Esmuy At <lnD1 hr1; l:o5 ntls fancy
osten nd - brls Quaker City Mills on ptiya,e
MI1nf. std go br fnncy Wettpn do 1t sll.i. Tbs
tgtalers md hsks purchase ID ots oniy to sap
TX y 1m1snnte e Nnnts ut prices ranging from s78 up
Sofo!og 70 quality iye -four and corn uesi nothing
noing ooa the former At sG2s decline, aud the
, 1865-12-24
Special, AutireE.
Dr.. Hl~eIow.

\
II the onts 1oSs,e.1n u speciNts. now IN sne ca
that can ee entirely s=red upoo Go 70 11x, and net
safcr hsease to remain IN your lysten. dgnrtnE
youx fsce sd body. hesaes de4spYtnz you4 hspatneu
md fatuee prospects n life. He has uste prt1oaaa
d,sea.es mi ne.ro1s debility s. st7dy fer tbs last
.vrnsy years. and - therefore the pe.aoa waou. m
acsIcted SHOULD consult. SO oaa aeazd Of pa-
tieut Of his not being cured nnce he hss nea tn taa
city. Hlrrput,t,on has vonchus ii Ill The city pa-
peg., his patients sad The medical profession. beth soe
and Abroad he[ax tho most skilled Specialist here.
aD6 thorough master OF his profession N othezz
fs don't desEatr; kfye htnn cali. It u o0fy ccuz'
um occurrence with him to cure suen esses. Hh
rodns arc separate fr taues sad gentlemen, md Ea
ndst complete h tho city. coaSulnttoas Geo -
coc0deatisl. =. -
onee 10. 179 souih cnk stzeet, ,cosnez Of Meuoet
ha1t atlock rom the Fost odce. Post O1ce Box 15A
Chicago. III. once hours hun 4. M to / p u
sead for hls Guide to Health, published monthly
tee OF charge.
1orsd MKa. TAKE PARTICULAR EoIIcx-Doctor
Etstow deEots uuch OF his time to the Treatment OF
those cases caused By seeat habit which .uIas bota
body and mind, uaattsng the unfortunate individual
for either hnsness OF solesy Tho sa effect OF tnsse
easiy habits or the etee OF Jens. Il to weaksa
and dehiliate the constitution. destroy the phyxe1
and mental powers, dmn!sa aad eneeb1e tho natural
leenss and e1aaast the vial saaEis, Of manhood
the pleasures ofns uas. the ohiecs Of rasrtsss
frustrated md e1i1tnce Itself rendered term Of
cr2enx Mlsery and reKrut- 8orh persons, especially
thosc contemplating marriage. should ioae 10 time h
making Immediate application. ~ Dr. B., By his new
treatment, d eaahled to ENSURE \ speedy and p1u&-
uent cure.
, 1865-12-24
SATURDAY Evening, Dec. 2a

EEw T0CK QUOTATIONS..
Quotations received from New York a. the Stock
Exchange:
Government Sto.ls.
Is. C: 81 -;;-....l0:A U. :. Ts9e, Auc.... as1s
Z. s. 5;os S new.-..1aea .. S. s-so=, July. 9'3
f;o!d.
II l.......-........14St+}
, 1865-12-24

1,oeuEsTrn. n. y. Dec .aa.-Ilenry Wilson, the
notorious burglar aud murderer, wa- executed a:
Geneeco, n. T.. ut . O'Clock t1ik afternoon. He
was convicted u the ynu1dct Of Henry Dcvoe. nj
Portage, On The 18TH Of Muy. He went 10 the rnl-
lows with tue same cal1nus spirit that hc bad shown
ftnce llis tonrfctton. and smiled with contempt
npun the fccne IN Which he was most prominent.
He denied that te Killed Dcvnc. but admitted that
he knew who was the Gailly parry He reio-ed to
be Ensc as ,s,15 10 Its counsel, who sold Ii to 4
rQrcc0n nt Fonda, \, i,
, 1865-12-24

Grase secds aie quiet ,Frne c!oyeT Is te1d at 1sc;
cnnbcn grades car be oh1nlncd At u ,tol3Xc sales
!:obass. TIrotLy AtEae giro az Sss9 s.o5 Tr1asac.
Ions e = En,itsd extent lH'e besn ce:ed sous
In Boston at sa..a+ GOLD, showing fr1ucr market
, 1865-12-24
XOu Destiny

And Future Prospects in Lie, clearly revealed Dr.
Raphael He wiss the affections OF the opposite sex-
He guides you to wealth. health and happneas Call At
DRUG Store asl East Madison street. between WeIls
2nti FfankIt.- Consultation fee Oue Dollar, hN9
, 1865-12-24

To1l. 1SG,Eo @l,sS53
DednctiDe The shipments from The receipts, the
balance should indicate abont the number len over
for packing purposes.
Rccr,pts rom Oct. 1ss 10 date Q99
Shinu.eni2 ~ ~ 81 1Jl,6Sa
, 1865-12-24
Iaues dali snd prices ue without

The market Continues dali sad prices sre without
chATxe- Wcquota:
LhoscS lnH].s..
lQfnubA ttkh.. k14<<C
efe II kegs good st Cc and Is EIstnS 1ar Al
.BAGGIHCs-The market Is quiet and prices IN
c%*ugeE. We quote:
4. ........,..,,,,...,,,, 60
, 1865-12-24
com DIBRCKAL,'

,,tx,.; SATURDAY EEEuAu. Dec. -
The following summary showp the movemen, IN
Produce and Provisions during tho past twenty
four hous, compared with The movement for the
ea,ac time last Jear:
, 1865-12-24
The ,M0Rlfore

Just issued BY Dr.. James> formerly OF Janes Lock
Hospital, New Orleans, L., 1nd now OF S6 Randolph
st.ece Chicago. III. THE MONITOR, Or, handbook
CONTENTS o1 BooK-History, Origin. Easuss md
Danger Of secret Dtseascs, Syphilis. sptrmsto1Aea
etc. How to avoid Infectious VenereAt D4seases How
you msy know whea you hayc thenn-
Also, important information to females.
Price OF Boot, fry Cents, and on seceipt OF pf4es
book viii 10 sent to any address: put up Ia sealed
wrapper.
Or. James. speciality phJsician IN the Treatment u
Randolph street, where DT. James can be cu1zuttsd
tom =. N. tn .. H. Interviews con1tenna1- bss1
, 1865-12-24
PORK PACKING N CHICAGO.

Receipts md Shipments of.lIoEx, Live
and DrcsAed, from October Ixt to
Date-ApproxlInnte Statis-
tics OF Packing.
Tic receipts Of Live Hott for the week endin:
to-day cmount 10 q ga head, against 1o,f1e head
last week, md s, ,ol9 for the corresponding weak
last ycar. The receipts of Dressed Hogs were ,os;
ngainet G2 last wecf and 80 sss tor the enc time
In 1851.
The following tablc shows the weekly receipts Of
Live Hogs from Oct. lat, to date, for thre: years:
WEEKLY RECEIPTS OF LIVE HOGS At CHICAGO FOR
, 1865-12-24
1.aut@vilIc Hog hforkci-3cc. II.

There IL 1tt1c doing IN hugs; buyrss onlst, M
xlliiDE TO nay aayxe " h:nvy hoss xhtsa holders
t+@tHe far 1lhi WEIGHTS tales in the country Ut &c
E,os., About 100 lead were Killed to-day,
, 1865-12-24
DR.. III. &. Townsend.

Formerly Of Hoatpn M4hS1chu1ett3, has taken 9ootE
ut 80 Monroe strict, foo No. =. the Post cnce>
Ladies' gentlemen visiting the city DESTROYS Of med
tendance ut all hours. Letters addressed AZ ahove
Will be promptly Answered. Generalization tres an&
CqANdenltAl. HoyTJ0;-1at Du WAY
, 1865-12-24

Slaughter Sole. .o51aa-I
Harness, = n....t,i{s4o-46
ECpeT.........-..9 9.40.t8
Kip, No. l meti'M1.1E3l,.D
Kip, No. ! i,eayy.1.EEs LOO
Cali, Extra ......L-N1&1.m
French ZIP, frst
cb0iCc-........lM1.t u
French Calf.E rs2.Sa&2.G
NTETALS-ATen d ulCt
, 1865-12-24
CHICAGO CATTLE MARKET.


OFFICE OF TIE DAILY TEIpDNE,
Saturday Evening, Dec. -.
The following table shpWs the daly receipts and
shipments Of Beef Cattle during the week ending
cay, compared with the receipts md shipments OF the
corresponding week last year.
BEEF CATTLE.
, 1865-12-24

GtyHazuess,FDl.4tt1t}.42
Conntry Haruess,Q.Ete1.t 10
Line, y n....-...0.f[t*0.4&
ktn medium, D E1.1h81t0
Kip. heavy, T y .o-stls oH
Calf, z B........1akt LIS
Upper, 4 h-....-0.NA 0.27
f,Nnnfrr Trfrr 1.3Ntti ~
, 1865-12-24

Ihc Best in the World: Harmless reliable instaa-
tancous. The only perfect Dye! No disappointment
40 t!dfculons ttn:s Signed F7Nin1 A. Eatehttor,
Mem Ynyk. Also. EEGEsERArISB EXIl.ACT or
AllLEE PtsatT@E1 n1d neA1E do4
the hnlr. Sold by all Druggists. de9al$S II
, 1865-12-24


EEE:A-1nc supply Is ilEa!,ed, and with fair de-
rnand prices have advanced, and stsnd 11m at ss0o
per dozen.
FRVlT1--Grten Apples arc in good supply and
dull. dried Appae4 xge Ii moderate demand and firm.
Other varieties are unchanged. We quote:
, 1865-12-24

CMlTA80. DEE. fVks l5Aa.
The ,sathE continued intensely cold throash The
week. LIE tiarsueInettr ranging pretty rtsu1fr u
loes haye incTea.ec 70 t!thtns s1ttni bpt M hardy
sufficient 70 oat Re III afscs tba hoda1s
, 1865-12-24

Having bern cured Of spermato1rhe1 by a ctlabrA-
ted phJslean, and obtained his method Of tentmuHt>
deat1r to send sufferers from sslEahQ8e tho means eY
which they ca be pG1menently cured. All eomMEok
cltoDs confidential Address with stamp. ". II. bTAN-
p Trnzy y0F ~
, 1865-12-24

"A The present price they pay 81 per cent inter
es,, and will par TO theholdcEs y per CENT premium
judgment n,auy oi lbezp viii be il les .han two
years from thl. t.:ne- The lvc-1weaty b7nds COM
pared with the English consol. are sclltog for s5
the interest Ard they less safe than consols.
Sir II. pe1o. ylo has Just returned from America,
says: Any man uho doubts the ab1lity Of Amed-
icuorsnEe."'
-The CaruineE Of the Chicago I: Northwestern
, 1865-12-24

The caruineE Of the Chicago s. Northwestern
Railway Tor the weeE ending Dee 21st, were: