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st. Louis Market.

tSpCCll ulspatcn 10 me chicago Ir1Eune.1
81. LOUIS. Tuescay. Jan. 10. 1855
ToDAcco-Encharged. Sa!es of scraps Mt S1,50:
aamsged and green lugs &6.1@s 20; factcry, % 0o2
70; planters, fl.00: common Leaf, S17.5o medium
do. 21.s5; good do, 1e6 25526-50.
FLoCE-Sales Of 20 brle bnckwleat flour at s15,0o q
tarrel.
GzA1N-Wheat heavy. Sales Of prime fall at So
choice ut el95. Cora hcavy. Gales OF 9 Aks In lots
including white, yellow and mixed, in new bags at
S1s3; 12l bags white, part in second hand bags, at
8132h bu. Oats nrm. Sales Of go bags 1t sec; es
do at 9sc. and LIS bags choice Poland s10o bu In
new bags. Barley steady. Eale. common fall at
p11mc spring at &1.97; prime fail at Se.1o bn. Rye
lower. Sales Of 1s3 bags at q. 50 = bu,
PEoyls1oSs-Pofk yezy fra. Sales C bF's Missouri
At 1900 and Iris at $i1to b1l, deliverable
In spring.
wu1sk1-very dull and buyers are contcndIng TO.
lower nrices. Sale Of s. hrs on private terms.
HoGs-Receipts small and but few buyers with
steady demsnd. Sales Of ao9 10 $500 ead In lots al
Prices ranging from 11xc u 12xc gross-mostlJ at
1A212tc.
, 1865-01-11

IA mcmor3,l'' to the deceased, and incloscd the
grave in neat rustic fence; therefore be it
Rtsolttd, That In behalf Of the relatives Of the
deceased. and with high appreciation Of this e.
cQucnt ttihnte 10 the " honored dead, we hereby
teuder to our brothers OF the gallant Chicago
knowiedemcnts for tuis humane, &c nerou. aud
tender expression OF eympathy and sorrow whlch
brave men feel whco the good and noble are
stricken down.
, 1865-01-11
Milwaukee MnrAet.

T5Ptt141 UEpxteH CultEgo 1tIUtne.1
MNwACx11, Tuesday, Jan. 10, 1855.
FLoCk-Du1l hnd nominal; eales 81 bsll extra spring
At $s,f1
GRAN-Whcat active but shade easier sales 81 600
bu No IN tore at $1o. Oats-sa1es 100 bn IN store
At &c. coru-sa'ea SEQ bu shelled At 9c In store.
PEoE1s1oas-Qu!et but hrm; sales so br1s Prima
Mess pork at 500 tierces sweet picked hams at
Iskc. Butter--sales s. tfEins dairy at S1c-
DnKtskp Hoos-F1sm snd 25c higher; sales 200 at
tl{,2c<915.15. dividing Oh zoo lbs.
, 1865-01-11
REcEr1r1E0.-Recruidn was dull yesterday and

day before, only twenty men havine been secured.
The towns as well as the wards were inclined to
withdraw from market until such time AZ pr1ees
for recruits shall be reduced. The amount paid to
those who did enlist ranged hom $3.50 to $125
following is the number Of recruits credited to the
quota OF each enb-nstTict on the books Of the War
Fund Committee, up to dirk last evening.
, 1865-01-11

and last evening" 500 bsls '6S aud 81 Moss for Janusr
sh,ut previous prices bacon Sides uteady Including
Cumberland cut st 91Hc and short ribbed At 2aHc
LAidhesvy 1t 8tc; also. soo0 bsls for February at
, 1865-01-11

PHNApkLFH1A, Tuesday, jar. 10
FL rH-Eery dull Sales Of c1tzaa ct $40 5na,7 ns
GaAIH. What steAdy, with tales OF red nt r "a
s1s; Ehite, $2?as3oo Con nm Old yellow, 81 S.;
PnovIsIoEs Firm. Pork nrm with sales OF mess
at ~ 90. Lard steady at 24kc. ~
Nu1sKr-stcady ut $3.50
P11EoLxux-D2u. Sales Of crude at 50c
, 1865-01-11

NEW IoRK, Tuesdhy, Jan, 10.
AoKEY-ActIvc and nrn1 at q cent
ETHRLIE0 ExcHANaE-Qu.et at 1G0H for eo,d
GoLD-Unsettled and lower. opening al o.sx .d.
Tauclng to 26, declining to 22H, and CLOSING At e,W
GoykRN1Ksr STpcKs No decided chanTe : fnr
year ce1;ta 81; Tressury '3s. 1l9; l6ios, con
o;sz: gtd, ~; N,T-C H6k ;Esie, ,siE: Hufsan;'
IX; NO. 60, g. - A]@AAFos1s
, 1865-01-11
GILBERT & SAMPSON,
. Auctloneers. ~, 46 d u Dea1born.ss.
Trade Sale of 1920 Mirrors.
AT AUCTION.

We Will sell on THURSDAY. Janusry II. 1561 at ~
following invoice Of Mrrost In Quantities - suit the
trade. consisting Of the following kinds aa1 sizes 2G
Il y 1sx,2 g l!Ilo. laxlo II Il 15xlo Il 1sxi0.
III 2s1ls 70 I12 II 12a9. a61i5. The above are
and double @ h.ns and g, ?SsE.o and gilt s!I2o
aud Gill; 2sxl6 and gilt 2s1i6 and gilt Six50
snd gilt Sisee and E1lt oval gals and gilt
9sx16 and gilt owl 2x16 r gilt hrch top, 26x
Is 3 and gilt oval. 6xl5 Il and RI arch top = 4oI.j
ett ornament frame. white plate. s;x20 gilt oval
ornament, S6x20 wlife plate, Skis gilt oval
ment 21l6 Eilt oval ornament, sx0 gtt, 3axNR
and Y, 24xla gt 2rch top 2G1l3 and g oval. 21x
top axl5 su @!x13 gilt arch top, sxs gilt, lsx
The above are Just received from one Of tic largest
mannfactoEes East aud are to be so!d for cash Without
reserve The attention OF the 10 Is respectfully
loestet 10 tits stock. GILBERT j. SAMPSON.
, 1865-01-11
THE CITY.

1HooNE T-CoKnEc11ox.-1n our li.t OF In
comes that Of Richard Mnson, Jr.. VIA given at
81 1F0. Mr.: Maeon pays tax Of a much larger
anount at Gcnn, Mich.
, 1865-01-11

SozodonG-An article that Is at once teeth
and convenient to That ts exceeding popularity
does not surprise any one. Time has fully cstab-
hEhed the fact that the SoZoDoST possesses these
excellent qualities in an eminent degree. It has
legitimaiefy acquired the right to position upon
every toilet table. Sold by Druggists everywhere.
1a4e67-3tmw&f
, 1865-01-11

E1EyExrH WAnp.-Thcre will be meeting Of
the Draft Association this "wednesday evening.
at Aurora Hail. Every resident Of the ward who
dceircs its quota to be filed without q draft,
should be present and join the Association
, 1865-01-11
LOCAL MATTERS.

The London Tlmes-InrcsHsatee sewing
machines and writes and endorses an American
invcntion-commcnding it to the families Of
Great Britain and Europe. Extract 1.-THE
WHEELER & WILSON Machine, uhieh ia tho
ONE BEST CALCULATED FOR HOUSEHOLD WORK,
makes the LocK STITCH by means Of a ROTATING
Agents for the States Of Illinois, Wisconsin, Iowa
Minnesota and North Indiana. Salesroom and
Office, LOG Lake street ja11-e.2i-1Ot-wf&m
DIRT GooDs At WnoLEsALE.-Messrs Hunt
Barbour & Hale Of Nos. 8, 6and Lake Street, are
now receiving large md handsome line Of Do
Lafncs, Armurcs, Prints and Domestfcs, to which
they Invite the attention Of the trade.
jy11-e2932t
, 1865-01-11

6 Diaries for 1SG5.s'-McNally g. Co., 81
Dearborn street, have very large assortment Of
diaffes which they are ceiling lower than any
other house In the city, fa1l.c3aI2t IVES
, 1865-01-11
M A H H I e D
d / E D..

In DtKnlb, ILL.,. Jan. 7th. 1866 Of typhoid fever,
FRANKLIN WlSSHlP, Of the urul OF ". L. E. Win.
ship, nged 81 3caTs.
r. New York papers rleatc cory.
haad TiT fIr.,. ~ -Fs.r~r~s n Vnc
, 1865-01-11

McMANUs' BExEFT.-The friends OF the populAr
c. A. McManus must not remember to forget his
bcncNt On Friday evening. He has chosen ..As
You Like it.'' one Of the best Of Shnkepeareta
pl.ye, though not the mott tragical. The full
company will do him and his friends honor.
, 1865-01-11

Mov1cKER's THEATRE.
Second Week Of the Brilliant Season
GROWERS GRAND
GERMAN OPERA.

LEONARD EH..-....,..DIRgCToH
Also, OF orovers Chestnut St. Theatre Phiade
AND 6Eovers 1eeatye, Washington, D. u.
Carl. AHsCHuTZ. CONDUCTOR.
THIS WEDNESDAY, January IL. 1sss.
Megerbeer's great Master sork
RcBE1tT LIE DIABLE.
1kik L kKkRT sEpEsIs kohMEf
IHEoGokz & 5KsHz HAhHHMzsYE HsMMsE
KaiEht;; Soldier Fxsssat:, a9SAkD e. hdAEl'
last IentnK. On this occasen asnager GroTeI h.a
Al the doors open, eut could not 1ccomnoiafa Tia
tho4s. nos Eho wished TO hear MeyetbeeF rrand nne
-, Robert La Diable. There were enoush ncoppis
nsns o aTay from X opers house to MI all other
d:eaes At the opening WIS thoraua hy fashfonahie
one. The boxts were all lleI With laults IN ernnds
toilette, IN fAct the habitues Of the Academy had
tnEned cnt en mas!es and the night was truly bril-
lianf.-th. Z. Herald, sept IS.
THURSDAY, JAN. 12, 1868.
61st representation. Will be repeatsd 'N~
FAUST.
Grand opera by Gsuuod.
FRIDAY, JAN. 13, 1865,
Only time Of WaSnes.s famous Opera,
a M NJ II N q - e II.
Embracing the full strength Of the entire company,
and for the dftt time In this oily This opera was wit
messed Ehen first produced By this company Ia New
York, BY some Of the largest audience. ever assembled
nounced bg the press and public to rYai With tho3e In
the court opera houses IN Europe.
, 1865-01-11
Gn Rrnt.

ITO RENT-A rev cottage house,
y win Az rooms, all we'll furnished, with cellar
aIounu the same oriek milk bause and patent iorc.
y good mich COWS, fowls. &C.: GARDEN tosesher
With ~ The necessary articles appessatnlng to r,t.
wsse &e also two acfss Of io.est t1eer, cosed ry
substantial, sswe's ErA panHile fence. and st
Chc.goi 4oout s!xtJ tnhantsants. po4t,oace stoss
psnty Of VOID tn vicinity delivered At - per so.d.
on very rsssonahle terms Tte very best OF etreuec
!tgnfLef; The Isnt may be pal1 IN boarding Nppy
% GEO !. CLINE, between tho houra OF y md L
b. IT ttrert. I'M H. III
, 1865-01-11

Ux1oN SAHnATu School Soc1ABtE-The Sab
bath School teachers Of the city, Inst evening,
held sac,ablc at Bryan Hall. The programe con-
sisted Of music and addresses, md the audience
appeared delighted With the proceedings.
, 1865-01-11

SATURDAY AFTERNOON. JAN II,
GRAND GALA 9IATINEE.
To commence st 253 o'clock. K1eutzer's Charming
opeIa, a NIGHT n GRENADA. Tickets to Matinee,
u 90 TO all parts OF the lhnse. 0
SATURDAY NNESlSG, Jan II. .1s65-Posst!yely for
the Inst time, Won FIotows Opera,
h1A1fEaAe
.k8 Seats may be secured at II. II. Higgins Music
Store Randolph street. between Clark and Dearborn
Streets, daily from 10 o'clock 3. m. to p. m and at
night vt the Box once the Thea.Ee the following
Entratee Ticket, Secured Sests, 50 cents e1tra
second Circle, IS cents lSS-dlG9-tt
, 1865-01-11

ITO RENT New marble front
dwellings on West Wa*hingt. n stss ct, eouts!uinx
a! mGletn Improvements. Goot baln. n, T.
SAMPSON. Room 3, Metropolitan Hall. ~ ~
1h7-.Ser1W
, 1865-01-11

COL WooD's MCsErN-Was crowded all day
yesterday with ladies and children, to sec the
handeomest man ever In Chicago. the great Gisnt
eight feet high. and weighing $40 lbs, The Giant.
Truly, these are the great wonders OF the nine.
teenth century,
, 1865-01-11

Police Court, yesterday, with the theft Of s2s In
currency from a fellow boardcr named Thomas
Mcdonald. The evidence, though chiefly clrcum.
etantio1, NuE Of euch character that tho accused
was held to bail In the eum OF $500,
, 1865-01-11

FoUHTEErTu WAnD--DRAFT.-Thcrc will be
draft meeting Of the citizens Of the Fourteenth
Ward, at the honse Of Mr.. Wintrmeycr. on the
corncr Of fAsrabee street and Clyboufnc avenue,
books will be open for subscriptions to the Four
teeuth Ward draft fund. Come oue-come all,
, 1865-01-11

ssph0t0grapfl ums.ss-McNally & Co.
kinds, which they are selling very low,
, 1865-01-11

WAsHnGIox1AE HoNR--The annual meeting Of
the members Of the Wakhingtoniau Home Associ-
alton Will be held at the rooms Of the Young Mems
Christian Association, on Thursday next at AZ o.
clock, n, at which time officers for the ensuing
year Will be elected. and the present officers viii
make their Annual Reports. A full attendance ia
requested.
, 1865-01-11

~ Aliens Certificates, Substitute, aud Volun-
teer Enlistment Blanks. for sale at the TRIBUNE
Office, f1.00 per quira. jyil75t
, 1865-01-11

STo1EF.-some nnconsclentious rascal, during
the fire On Clark street On Saturday night last,
stole nl the cutlery from Lewis 1sbell the barber
-about eight paire OF sc,ssors and twenty saxors,
Mr.. Isbell ssys II the t2ker wishes 10 use them be
ean come to his shop No. 1ss Clark street, for that
purpQee,
, 1865-01-11

TWELFTH TAnp-DnAfT.-Thc books OF the
Twelfth Ward Draft Association are open during
the day and evening 1t the saloon Of ). Buehle1,
No, Hsl Milwaukee aveuue.
, 1865-01-11

*sMAnou1N1 THROUGH GEORGIA" is the name Of
new song and chorus, In honor Of Gen Sher-
mans march t4frou Anantn to the SCI, by Henry
c. Work, advertised in another column bv the
puhllahers, Root & Cady. The subject, treated a.
i is in MI. Works most popular style, Will insure
for this song grcat success, or we ure greatly
mistaken.
, 1865-01-11
Ncal EState==Wguntrp.
TOR SALE The Dore Honse in

E'UK SALE-Thc Dore House in
- Loda. Iecquois county. III on the l. C. T. r !,
9 mites south Of Chicago. Tho only hotel In Lotia,
place q Inhabitants; two stories high rocu.
Ia good repair. An the business that 1t can DO. No
hotel hettPr located or dpDE better buslness be.
31O7 DIX. PEAKsoNs. lis Kandoph street,
, 1865-01-11

IkJunxD.-A boy named Franklin Pearson gas
reverely injured yesterday by falling from tae top
Of an omnibus; he wss riding with the driver.
Ho w2s tsken to his home at No. 119 Madison
efrccf md DR.. Walker called.
, 1865-01-11

the HEA11EauAS1ASs.-Thec celebrated bell ringers
and vocalists, sailing under the name OF Allesha-
nians. about to re-yisIt Chicago, after an ad-
sence Of some years. They will he here On day
and Tuesday evenings next, in Bryau Hall. The
troupe is very superior one: their concerts have
been uniformly successful. We look to see them
received dat1cfiuc]y in our civ.
, 1865-01-11

Farmer described d new improvement in plows,
which It pronounces very valuable. The improve
mcnt consists In tue construction Of the standard
Of hollow cylindrical or elliptfcal form In place
of the lat bar az ordinarily made, giving Ereat
strength and liehtnees combined.
MI is being added to the plowe manufactured by
MeEEl9. WIN. B. Young, Of ChfcaCo
, 1865-01-11

TOR SALE Farm situated in
II bureau county, Brawoy Township, tx miles N.
y: irom on Seponsett y M TIE above farm cont.ns ,:o
orchard containing 500 apple tfces: peach. dwarf
peafs cuI1ants gootebsrftes, early Richmond cher.
Elk rooms good barn 21150; log steb1a. sheep be use,
smoke house. good we'll Of nerer taiuE aates With
good suction pump IN II a1tn. four good springs
thg place Ieims: e so: s1.5m cash in band. The
nta4as u u tEmr u eqnn o. s!s4 Tltn
or apply to II. D. DAVIS. feponsett, Ill.
, 1865-01-11

TERsoNA1--Capt. Ja1nes N. Reency, 69th nli-
nois (Railroad) Regiment, is home On brief fur
Tough. A very singular mistake has occurred In
the once Of The Provost Marshal here, on whose
books Capt Rcgney Was entered ~ deeeztes IN.
, 1865-01-11

WANTED-Agents in every
w county In the Ta!t 10 sell by substitution cur
GAPIoRs complete in one elegant ce+ayo volume,
Ibis Of tie best Agency Rocta Ia the inalEe:.
So ot the rebellion ays dsye opd
exciting volume than the raids &c John Morgan
Agents everywhere are sending In the favorable
reports OF business One agent orders lQ coptes the
result Of bis 1rst stx days canvas. Anotaer got Is
Subscribers, ont OF solicited 10 subsc.ibe Full pHr
culars ttr1s, DC, given. spnllcs ton 20 the pub
1sneIs. C;F. VENT & CO.. IL: OesrD ~ Etfeet,
CttCnco o, III, 1p1 nnS
, 1865-01-11

WHOLESALE DRUGS uGs-REN0vAIr-prom
among the many new business blocks erected ilur-
ing the past year in our city, is one covering lots
one and three, Randolph street corner Of Michigan
Avenue, large commodious structure, ai1 stories
In height, with liberal appropriations Of vault
room under the sidewalks, built for Charles q,
Smith, the wcl1-knoWn Wholesale Druggist md
within the past few days filled By lin from
cellar to roof with one OF the most extensive
and complete stocks ever offered to the trade;
comprising everything, substantia, solid and fanci
iui eyer called for By The apothccar and Ill Of the
very best brand The new NuiIding las been erected
md fitted with reference TO the requirements Of
the trade giving separate storage and proper pre-
ser,ation to cach one Of the yast array Of goods;
and admitting of their speedy selection end careful
packing In the filling Of bills.
MIR, Smith ie well and c1tcnsfye1y known as one
OF our leading business men in the West He has
made Chicago hie home kince 1873, and has hccn
LARGELY engaged In bis present business since 1851
huyjnc in The ixBt ten years taken large share Of
he " estcru trade. Dnd given universal satstac-
ion selecting none but 1}fft class goods. II Is ILLS
ambition to enpply them In euch condition aa shall
not det1act from their uscfulncsss We notice es-
pccialIy bis large Btoek Of dne chemicale md
inncy goods With bis now added facilities, we
doubt bot that Lis a1ready widely extended circle
II business will he largely increased and their
uumbcrs multiplied.
, 1865-01-11

BURIAL HoNons.-MicEael Joyce. the old bell
ringer. who struck the first bell that ever sounded
from the present Court House, wns buried yeater-
day. The Fire Department turned out and rem
dcrea to their late worthy member appropriate
, 1865-01-11

He'd TO BAn.-Phtllip Brown, whose arrest for
brutal assault upon his eervant girl was noticed
In yesterdays Tn1BCEE, was brought up for exam
naiioD. IFS victim not being able to appear In
Court the casc was continued until Tuesday ne11,
the accused giving bail In the sum Of 500
, 1865-01-11

F1nEs-Abont s,x o'clock yesterday mornings
fire broke out in a email cottage, No. 81 Gurlcy
Ft1cet, owned and occupied by Richard Paupell.
The loss sustained wns about $500, upon which
there fs no insurance.
About eleven O'Clock yesterday fire occurred
at the residence Of Mr.. Weldon, No. 2. North
Green street. But little damage Yves sustained
Fully insured.
, 1865-01-11

WANTED-To inform Churc ches,
w Mutual Protection Clubs, Wards, and
Town Committees. and all plrs,es Wtsa}-,, IN
pafsd lespfs e III nfSfns ises- % pEe
We obtained elsewhere. We solicit orders
from other dissltcts. for. By putting our men
ang u tic: in the State As can ottsa be ob-
katnec cheaper here than in any other district the
tereet to correspond with us. Office on northwest
cesner OF Madison and Dearborn streets. F. F.
, 1865-01-11

WANTED-Volunteers aud Sub
.rs, stlHtes to cone and get the big bonnttes now
satisfied with our TERMS there viii BE- no harm doas
fou VIII be dealt with fairly. You will ret your
NJ is1:e Inducements offered you. Cook county viii
Get your credit Come and see ~ soyaoE before en-
they hrc unreliable and sbaktsh- GIBBS d co,
131 So. Catk 8 Room sup stairs. next door T. the
Provost 4faE3ALtR .SJl.IY. o<
, 1865-01-11

M ANTED-We beg leave to call
your attenuon to onl Agency for Procuring
states We are Going strictly lekt;m ate busnesd,
md fht Inv aoWe us to furnish Fett ran and Alien
t!ict n the United Statls Ehere the
The Enited States Naval Headquarters for the West
have great facilities for rendering Substance those
d FRO, LAM s5f9:f
, 1865-01-11

~ ANTED-Agents-S1n Scr
~ daY. Agents {uaale Or female, csp clear go
geE week r. nt theiE own 6oncs. in q light honorable
Eustcess that pays oyer 96 per cent c4pita Of 81
N ~"'s required Any pereon having a few hours
iaSy r., snare md this splendid paying business
Actress. with two Stamps, 1s4 FstI!cuiass. h.
4 yfEJT.. ChyrAvn -~-!A+Sell
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Notice.

EREDERIC WEHRMUTH, whose place OF
l residence is unknown, is hereby notified
that Mary Wehrmuth did, on the 2Sth day OF
September, A. D. 1865, file her petition in the
Office Of the Clerk of the Court of Common
Pleas, within and for the County of Monroe,
and State Of Ohio. charging that he, the said
Frederic Wehrmuth, while living and cohab,
iting with the said Mary Wehrmuth, was
guilty of extreme cruelty toward her and
praying that she may be divorced from him
and that alimony may be allowed her; which
petition will be for hearing at the spring tern,
of said Court for the year Al. d. $685.
- - MAR Y WEHRMUTH.
oet11,65. by W.. P. HUNTER her atty.
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Partition Notice.

AA. ELIzABETH WISE, Mary a.. Wise, Edith
IU, Wise, Sarah Buchanan and alexander
Buchanan. Rachel Patton and Charles Patton,
Margaret Wise and Barbary Wise will take no
tice that Samuel Wise, on the Goth day OF
September, A. D. 1855, fled in the Court OF
Common Pleas of Monroe County, Ohio, his
petition against them, demanding partition OF
the northeast quarter of section six in town
ship six OF range seven, and the east half OF
the northwest quarter of section six Of range
seven, excepting two small tracts on the
north end of said premises owned by E. Ruck-
er and Jacob Hamilton) the tract sought to
be partitioned containing one hundred and
sixty six acres; and he also asks that the dow
er of Mary A. WISE therein be assigned.
sept 20, 1865. SAMUEL WISE.