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Nov. 7th, LUXE A. WALSH, aged twenty ove
ye0fB.
The funeral will take place At oEt o'clock to-day.
6oro ST. FatrctB Church to the Milwaukee depot,
thence to the Cal<ery Cemetery.
At East Berlin, Conn, Nor. ID, At the rezidence Of
Oliver Talcott Mrs AAkY E. TAlEOTT, wife OF c. A.
Thicott, Of this city.
, 1865-11-09
n1iItvAQkec Market

A1ifwAukec Market.
Especial Despatch TO the Chicago Tnbune.l
MILWAUKEE, Nov. 8.
Rncur1s-F1our, Z, ~ bris wheat, u, oot bu.
SnpxES1s-l, co bris -four L, ,3o0bu wheat
FlorB-Mzrkes dali hut nsutr. Sales 100 hsls extra
white winter 1t Fl15.
G1A1S-Wheas Irregular. active and higher. sales
No. srrng in store Ut i57; No. In atore 1t
si.t1. oata nominal At 7lc for No. IN store. Corn
scxrcc and higher, but nominal.
O1A1x FEK1uH1s-Dul and nominal.
MlIwAEKK1, Eor.E
Flour dull. Wheat active. Salea 1t ft..oal.S:.
Oats dull. -
RIcnrTp-1,so0 hr!s Of Flour; 81, ,ooo bu Of Whest
ShHMrSI-l,uo hEit Of Flour; IS, go bu Of MheAt.
, 1865-11-09
WESTERN UNION COLLEGE,
And Military Academy,

Fulton Nh1tesde County, ILL., Offers = horde TO stu
denta and the highest edurstonal advantages, With
military e.e,ssea .nd discipline: NJ eo'ps Of able
TEKksI&tta per teaaion OF nFe monthH, for al bills
Students admitted II my time. Addresa
ocl7Stsl-it JAaA-sp Coz. D. s. COVERT, ptex,
, 1865-11-09

ENAHEN UElE1Ikt
Especial Despatch to tho Chicago Trbunc.1
,:.: DETROIT. Nov. 9.
Er-Narth, Sherman, Lion. v'nstox, Pe9cw, L.
fEu1er, Ellsworth, Eclipse Camo|ls- Willard. Keuosha,
Ii. Williams. Republic, Conner, Klne.
powN-fore.
Yl,4n
, 1865-11-09

TOLEDO, Epv.8
GN1H-0ld wheat steady; new, K berter. Sales of
old white Michigan at e old No. red Wabash at
f2!H0; amber Michigan at tao: nav ii 41-62. Corn
steady. Sales ei 6oc Oats unchanged. Sales 1t Sc
LAEk FEfsdn7s-Quiet at &c for wheat to Budalo:
, 1865-11-09
Bpuuio nlnfket

BE7fAIo, Nov. s.,
FLUuH-I1nchsnEed.
GrAIv-Wneat quct; Fol Milwaukee spring held
At ttea; No. do 9I.s5 Corn a1rn at fs4soc. Oats,
Chicago dull 4 &c Barley. csnaoa, tl1u3 LA Rye,
pCEDfnf1 at SGAS3t,
WniEKKY-Htld It &2.so93-3t.
paaK-fHs0S35-0
CxaL FRxIoHTtTo New York, about &c cnrn
ixFnn7-Fiour. ass brla; wheat D.7oo tu corn,
t4xAL E1roEr-F1our. lido brls. wheat so,a5o
bu corn, 81 SO bu bstley. 10 900 bu; rye, ls8o bu.
, 1865-11-09

NEW II cRK. Nov 3.
dllnz-thteny At azc. =
fLnun-sll0c better and more doing. Sales at ss.3o
4sGo FOR extra State; 39.fsa5 for extra ronnd hoop
ohio; fa4Rat25 for trade brands-masket closing
dull and dropping.
4gAN-Hheat &c better and uaofe active. SA1es as
kcc club t1aa9l-S for amber ilE1ukee; &czsas 30
for cid winter I'd western n59 ior good vhite W..
Barley steady u tl1esa1i:4 for State. md tlo fox
pttue Canada western Bay!eJ-Markst quiet. Corn
l. betteE @ ssles q ssSc fos unsoand: "a eeaslKc
closing dull. Oats heayy for unsonnd and shade
nrnef Tor sound-i6950c for this former. and sA1a9c
Tor the latter.
GeocknIE-CoHee ttm. 6ugzt steady; Cnha Mna.
eGvado l3A&l5c; Havana paft 1t Itc. and remainder
On pirate teTns; Moiasset 9ntet ma arm.
TETRoI1CN-Fru1 At stH2sskc for crude: aax9toc
for rrdned In bonds and 1eHQ &c for refined ttee.
NooI-uulE.
.PRo1iNoSs-Pork nsm; s7E1Y@se.s3 for mess,
closing 1t tss5o for cash. and FtssAz8oo for prime
mess: also l2s0 bri1 for November delivery 1t
g. leef quiet III for plain mess,
and f1<10s 100 for extra mess Ref hams nfn. b.
eoa n moderate deTsnds stIaG9td Ice cured :o4c.
hams, Lard steady Ut :SAc. Butter In demand 1T
500 nc for Ohio; +ns &c for State Cheese nrn 1t
1IhGl9c,
, 1865-11-09

MONTREAL, Hor.1.
FIorr-surer ertts, yi.ssasno; e1Ia. !7;1s@7.s !;
fancy, s6.7sa7le; Weflaud Canal, tt1ha61a; No.
Carada wheat, $G.9ht6.t3.
GEAix-W ;Wheat-Wessesn, S.e,also. Oats s93saXc.
, 1865-11-09

dldate On the boltets' ticket.
COUNTRY TOWNS.
Calumet cast "a sutes, Of which jameson received
s. Hzaaxell 81, and Allen Sc HI1Hald IL Salpmon
H.. Supervisor Merrill Ellie re-elected.
P1pvtso care . total vote ot "; Union majority,
o. Supezs1sorC- G. Puaheek, reelected.
Lyons g1re vote OF 1856 average Union malorl.
ty. Ito. Judge Byadkeu received the entire vote,
Supervisor Samuel E1A1 reelected.
Lake cast = vote Of s.: very much split. Jame-
eon received C, Braducll 81. Alien 81 Ebeshast s.
Brown =. Supervisor Albert Colvtn, reelected
Jefferson polle1 vote Of l14 Union n3jo.ity,
18. Supervisor r. ]. Edbfook. reelected.
Thornton po1led vote OF 14 Union majority,
127. Supervisor, Charles Il. Bolton.
Elk GtoTe rolled l5S votes; average Union raa-
jority. $50. supervisor, n. L. Curtis.
Evanston polled Ill votes; average Union ma.
josity, q. Supervisor E, y. Taylor reelected.
, 1865-11-09

TonoNre Eov.9.
F1otn-Do1hle cxtza $7.so37 20; extra. 1'.ooa7-2s;
GrA1x-Thcat-Fall, 9l.tQSl l5q: SINKING 81 y. Dar.
ley nominal. Oats SIG &c.
tEAs-efc
, 1865-11-09
auu8kr1tk1gtB.
(tROSBY'S OPERA HOUSE.
ITALIAN OPERA, -r..

ITpAU, DIRECTOR
10 Opa4 HM Be repeated.
This tfHUksDAl III secon4 fe saoscf1ptlo9 S'Rn''
With e.st ps!T, e e3u2s1y ez9sTs6 r. r. AaEts.;
and Wosidreno o1ned role. u kAnouK11rx. {Hcr dEst
eppealsn9e N ~ AmH4E7H) ~ -.-.-.... a,v.rr
Aae. gtraf1 cnnsnttd b. o1jss lie msnaseM e4f sod
pe1,eet lie esst = @aEe % deeat r pc snall net
chatHmS folo o' eaeosa' saeF "ts' oppe3@ae' ~
AI.eiiatNS ETA RI EArsr
hIfI IT.. spistAaee ~ IsaIs,oru.rxs
Big os' fai1 u31f appe15saco In Auef1es1
SIX 1niv - nbi; - fns rnr NJ
~ n.v.t ths sstI 10 M:fs IL 8ehnt n fhjs snaji
4 roie fHts M .rrn1rsnnn II ~ s~irr1
s!s.e1nRi H~1se-
~ ~ I11
C0o11s' e x1 i !" "oA4o'
, 1865-11-09


morning; A mort interesting time MY be e1peet-
CO. - there Nm be reports Iron tha 1a;tous
Raref.neesnes Of list evening, nth especial
Etefence to the topic, How shal ne secure The
tpi1tnk rtsnlts which. q sunday School woekess,
we have right to erpeetf' From each church In
ne city. there viii come. 4 slnnmfng up OF the
tanous suggestions offered. and the result c4nnot
them tho whole county
n ihs afternoon. 4 * O'clock. the Sunday
School Teache,s Institute begins 1ts sessions The
programme !. a. fo11ows:
$50 TO 3Upeuins exercises. -
Stc Sf5-BihIe study EA}ah and The Prophets
Of BaA. Conducted BY Mf. WM. Lawfenc.
t4s 10 o4:15-Conversss,ou on Methods Of Bible
Teaching.
4:l1 10 o:-Lecture on the Inspiration OF fSc1ntnra.
BY Rev. c. a. FoHlcf.
In this convection VIC may obseryr that the HI
bic Study" above zcfcE1ed to will be practical T.
luetEntIou Of the method Of condncttrv = 1e-rs
Bible clas., such =. II iu present ouea1on II tke
lowenec Its teaclct ha5 rarr oralf Il, X
important stallion which be nov holds, md tbe M ri.
most susrtes attends his labors. Tbe4r, sabbsth
&ftasbN I
, 1865-11-09
4 CADE11Y OF MUSIC,
IA Wsshxgton,st., bet, C1ntk and Dearborn.

NE11J & 1EUu8 UIQ4kfEIH4
Monday exentpg. Nov eth. and ercry evening during
great Ethiopian comedian HI. J: " Me andrews for
abort season. Second week Of Mf. j. GethlnX1 from
B!yanl's Ainstrels, New York; sam Frice the Prince
Of COMEDIAN, In new Aets.
Prices Of Admtsslon-Urchestra Chair, = cents
Parquette, 50 cents: Children under 10 Jeafs IS cents
Ga1leJ IS cenis; oIca 80 and $aoo- Doors open 1t
s, TO comm ence & Box Once open from 10 10 !. EteIe
bs1tA "a n he srrurtd TiIhnuf EXTRA rh.rFe VI
, 1865-11-09

n AIIRASOLE'S DANCING
Adams snd jackson stre~ts.
Class sren II al times for beStnnrrs. Chi1drent8
class every Tuesdhy aud Saturday. Parcut4 only al.
lowed visitors. Assembly every Tnesday evening.
Rooms TO let for private parties. uG7
, 1865-11-09

Ntw TonH. Eov.a
MoSxY-AttfTe And fsrn At p cent for cau loaua.
sIIMtaa ExoaAk0E-Dull and heavy At leH@
lrsE. =
GolpDut and loxe1, opening at l47S. declining
CONVENIENT SToCk+A 1hade lower. One rear
cert. EK; Treasury s-;0s 81 IS OFFS comp l0d $40
coup. Of ~ lg2Hs u 10 coup. "a
pfd Is: Toledo lnj; Nil. L r.. Da C. is; Toledo
Western 81 Alton T. II. pfd =; Canton is; Buffalo
d Estt SC; o. Il ". cert'B ~,
, 1865-11-09
08weGo Market
0SN

- UNWEGO, NOV. s.
F1ocR-Cnchansed Salee of 1900 brss II t9.oo FOR
NJ. sIFng; $3.50 for Red Winter; tllso for White;
G1A1x-R heat firm but qulet; sales Of 80 bushels
choice Caoada = 92.slK. md 4o bu 10 Cniease
1lit1os 70 arrive, At Uc Oats tcsnse sna nominal.
Barley inactive. Rye quiet 1t a3c for Canada: i.
CAxA1 FAt,a a1s-steady. Flour &c. Mhesk 1Sc.
corn 16Kc barley te lie, oats loc to New Tork;
to Alhany-pAfley 12Hc, lnnpef Is TO Hudson, u 10
NeWburC, and rs to New York
LAKE hiro,:T-Sc9 hsls -four. 1s,ooo ba wheat, 500
bu bnricy, 200 b1 ptA8. 80
CANAL EIokTs32 b1ls -four, 1.lso hu wheat. II, 100
bu corn 100 bn oats, too bu bs ley 500 bu peas.
SHIFTED pY RAILEaAp-S.o brla -four.
, 1865-11-09

Ladies' md gentlemen 10 want OF rehtly enc Ro1ueta
vii! hud them during tho Opefa Season at KISSLEfS,
Croshyp opea House. Orders Oiled at short notice.
uuSu971 10
, 1865-11-09
Qbifaqo Qribu,1e.
TulRspAY, NOVEMBER {, 1855.
TIE CITY,

81. AxDAEx"4 Soc1EtT-ihe regular annual
Yuer,ine Of the Illinois 81 Andrews Society, w1l1
b. held this cyrntne at tbs Briggs uou.t. Every
member Of the Society Il requested TO attend.
, 1865-11-09

curEn 0u1to.-A specaa, meeting Of tho
..Church Guild - Will be held tEho Guild Han -
on ,hIs {Thnri day evening Eov. VII 1t ~ O'Clock
The attendance Of every member il earnestly re-
EucHtfds
, 1865-11-09

McVICKER'S THEATRE.
W Msdlsonst, between Dearborn md State.
McvlCEER &MYERS.................... Managers.
SCALI or FR1C1s:-Admiss3or to Dress Circle, Soc:
Secured Seats In Dress Circle Raleony Chairs, 81
Secured Seats n farQoette, admission 70 "a crcIe.
every aAITRpAr rAFTEESoos-&dmltson to Ill parts
OF the houst, 23 cents.
EnEaeement Of the world. renowned artiste,
MADAME CELESTE,
Who viii make her nIst appearance in Chicago in her
great character Of RUnIG0, rHK SoRCgREss, ID nav
drama Of powerful domestlc and social interest,
adspted a9d altered tiom the French piece Of "a Tlr:
THE no VAN nv RED.
Miriam, the wife Of the jew Aad Cele.se Rudigo tho
SoSctrcEs. Mad. celeste; Counttss
MontaltA, Mad. Celeste,
In frheArHal-@E1t1n In Par4 and The Green Bushes"
T HAturdAy Afternoon CxlBTx MATIHxX.
, 1865-11-09

"Stand up for Jesus"
as5 es ene h@ sSs tSz eonsas
the prosecution Of the Sabbath Schouf work, and
hon msJ they BE- obvialcd"-was opened By the
s,' fss1le,s9t T. y * Skinner H. u lie considered tas
onc, wide and many aa they are They Tonld be
found 10 culuirate IN the one grand dldaculty-a
want oT interest. The teacher meets the children
posiiion, ard 1herc lies the difficulty. Then again,
thue was q want Of interest on the part Of the
Chnsch-not that he Nishcd to place the school
ns above the church, brt the leittf must consider
The school q. valuable auxiliary to perform great
and gloriora work. he felt this fact Was not
properly a1Irccaied By the community. To obyiate
The Il e. % asSs hey pes ,, aate M .esp sss bsq
mast interest the miuis's., and then influence the
press. II the daily papers Of the city had only one
Column az G ,, essn wesk n ths cft r q lae
ed. But. ~ IT is, The cause OF the Sunday School
was seldom mentioned, except perhaps to report
mestneS md then often n meaSely I'D ea.e,essly
be attained By mezns Of meeting. The community
muri lie raucssed into m appreciation Of the want
and med Of earning On the great work Of fmpaFtfns
Dr. Patterson had Often felt one gEeat difficulty In
the work was the want OF sufficient pnmber OF
teachers. ne believed sir OF sesrn echolars Vas
Then, again, great diincnlty was that there was
not snfletent nnmher Of properly qualified teach.
End the last IVES not the least.
some young teachers know Less OF the scriptures
than eone Ena5t boyk IN their class while others do
moi poss.te The ein Of indicsous discrimination IN
ne mxnne. Of teaching. They do not adapt thttr
lersons 10 tho npaesty OF their children, and con-
eequent1y, cannot expect to commsnd & xuece.s.
earnest and Interested in their work. It requires
little to keep them from their class Tor the simple
reason that they do not thoroughly appreciate their
responsibility 10 their class. The remedy for tht,
he h1st considered, was the proper selection q
teachcrs, ard secondly, 10 afterwards Impress them
Min an appreciation Of their great responsie1l!e
Mr. Backn1l wished to make ooe remark In EeA-
ton to the .Irese nDd It's influence upon The wotk
before tbt nn a. that ruhjcc bad bcen alluded TO-:
he considered the Press to be 4 mirror to the
Community, upon nhich mirror The workers in The
cause leore tfen should Etz1se 10 make an impress
sion, 90 tha, thc people may fee then action: The
gen;len1eu Of the Press bad always signiaed their
Willingness 10 Go III in Their power TO aud the Sun
day Stnoo1 canse. So be at aeast had found them
and though he did not uieh to appear to contradict
The brother who had prcceded, be wished 70 correct
Iny wrong impression which might result. He
considered the g1,at difficulty met with IN the
management Of sunday Schools was The lack Of men
Of Eood executive ability willing 10 engage In the
work. and The want OF unity existing.
,our8ed.
The Conycn.ion Will hold it, cloe,nc session thla
, 1865-11-09

Fur,cu7 WAx5Kn.-D. ". Lwtu 4 Co., No. II
Chsmbar OF Commerce building, are In want Of
fr.rhi for Ssetnau. Shippets are in1Ited 10 notice
and ell
, 1865-11-09
charlottesville BfI1,

WANTED Immediately, a ahio-
sueh In aaa Wholesale Drug basanesa "a - fst.s -
urexcept1onai refHeoeec. To such I mso mn ~
e1rE8 AtHI f1d E3ye p19EA1ent et8p8pJ1trt n.
otha1 nd spP9y: Adofe@. win fo1i psFt;c1 ~
UferE1 27VIs Lh1c2x0- f3Aa
, 1865-11-09

GOV ERNMENT SALE.
, 1865-11-09

Tun FaRE OK TrksnAT.-Ee publish tn or
financial column the list Of tnsuEznce On the ne on
Tuesday cgrnsne, On Ktngsoury STREET, near Onta-
no. Total Ss7,0W.
, 1865-11-09

" ANTED- An experienced
snor. u5sass aa ~ 0 = y L1ss ~
, 1865-11-09

ITO WHOM IT Mar CoEcERs."-Eisewhere viii
be found an udvertts .ment By c. Il. Stein, No. -
south Clark street, causiontne our unsuspectins
country friends acainst any pcztpatetfc sw1ndle1s
who may approach them a Its travelling a1euts.
Nj. stem wishes II distinctly understood that he
interior townt. win be seen from the published
lit he employs local agents. Who are authorized to
take orders for him. This announcement Is made
uuprincipled tndtytdualt have peipetrated number
Of eNtndlcs, by representing themselves ~ hi.
ngcnts.
, 1865-11-09

"ANTED-Two. pozters, / clerk,
ieEatesrna1. J rremen, unmiths aeoiloeto-A / nan
70 krotH7 ssore, drI9s. 10 eazpenteFs- vaz1fshs,
2pphoNte1&s. Q&her s{tIAIo&s 1lNsya open n "
Ha:h,nSteu stseet, Room s % statEI AIIt6h i
, 1865-11-09

me ins,nnce Of Mr&, Wright, the landady OF The
opposition tuvc1n. charged w1th calling her some
bau n.ncs. 4 number Of witnesses wcre sum-
noned wfo we1c preeeut nj The time 1hts was sup
posed 10 lave occurred, but they had heard nothing
out Of the WY, and set Mn. Wright who is almost
+ere1n ycEy wicked turns which had been flung a:
her. Both houses West strongly represented, and
% s S,s ansd se an
fe VII 60 doubt result from this little ulsunder-
standing.
EAsTnAK's NATIONAL BUSINESS Co1lEoE.-Tbe
practical education impaired in This Institution, Il
Of no samp!e Character ret varied and 30 ui1i-
tarian that the young man who takes a Iair and
honeAt advantage Of can seasely fail TO be ntted
for any department Of business ae1si.5, whether he
choose 10 oecome merchant, banker, manufacturer
OF farmer. Yeasz Of life hare been formerly spent
IN the aequtfsn'ent OF What II he;c attained in a
mend the restitution TO the patronage OF tie busi-
pe+s community
Professor Bales improved system Of ha<ines.
muscular writing tAught In this institution excelA
In ltzibIlity 1apadity md uniformity. II ia simply
and tatily learned. This movement can be acquired
in shori lime, giving The student the aei1sx r. to
superb specimens Of penmanshp which adoFn tue
walls OF ihls College can be sccn ut any time.
An cFening writing class. scpasate IRON tne n
accommodation of those Or the city who desire to
avail thepsclvt Of the superior facilities afforded BY
the above fusIttuton. IL this most important edu-
cational accomplishment
Cr1r Mon7A11Ey.-Ibe following Il the report o
dcaths that have occurred in the city during the
month Of October, 1865, as returned By Health
Otcer T. b. Bridges:
Aes-Undef years, 1876; to 10 years, 3; 10 to
70 year., Ia; ~ 10 ~ yrzss 3; 30 to 10 years, 81;
% TO 80 yeas. 1s: 50 10 60 yeas 12 90 to 10 years.
~, ~ n,s; 70 g Se:s "a 10; oveF 100 year.. unknown
Eaftp.ty[hicago, las: other parts of the United
StAtee. 78 Bohemia. l: CauAda. 8; England. J;
Germany. 81; 1relsnd. 81; Norway, s.; Scotland, :;
stty. Atntal, JGO. $500
Lfpisfos1s Of Cup-Nprth ID: South. 1e5. Wezt
lb-ota1. taN. ~~~f "o3"
c1asts e. Dtath:-Apop1szy. !: accident, .; brain
fFtns, 0tiln02 leScI.t; coniest4on Of brain 3:
minimum, ]: cold, .; CONGESTION oi bronchial tubes
i; canctr in head. !; coprumption ae; cs1snps, l5
t1oup 10; consulston.. 6 child bidh, q: icfirinm
trpmcpe, /; drowned. s. aecltne, diphtterta. u !:
dtopsy, s; dyrcnteJ, y: dtxr7hea, II: erysipelas,
i; cunegcne, ] :; harnaHhage. !; heart disease, j;
fnrnitjp. /: intermittent fever, !; Inflammation oi
bowcls 10; Inflammation Of lungs, 4; lung feset
Il.rs complaint, Il. lock taw, J.; natazmus, !;
nervous le;es, Z: Cd aee 8: pasalYsls, rheums.
1i.m, 1 stomach disease /: suicide, !; eti1 born,
y: summer complaint, II; sefolula ! ship iessr.
J: e1aflns, i; eofc throat, z; scarlet fevct r.
pho,d fever, Is; isphns ferer, ?; tcethtng, u;
fnnior, .; water on brain, !; whooping congn. =;
unknown. 3E-tofHl, S0-
, 1865-11-09

" dN IEI7--b0bR-Re6pel tfaV'
enin9 tksnta, ,ajemaeu- eonectdz1, hatal eleFts.
makers, leather hatahess, ylnlshe1a pamte1a. boot
@af@s, ks!loss.HK eoofs ttse!a, mu!sAnFakees
Mtn. 6Temtn. up4alINt3s md Ill othe1s desiring 4t
uations to 1pp1yas 1s1 N..hiaKtoa street, RooM 1
EInezs, railroad men, and others supplied With rtl
able male help nee of ehaXe. Applicants by ma -
RocE1 I. DU.AtAJfk. via9 =
, 1865-11-09

WANTED--At the Chicago EN-
w p'osment AEencJ, z clerks, bookkotpeE, 4 as-
ststsnts travelling agent conductors sos7tesmea.
ozs, bartsnders. salesman, drivers toachrcu
Waichman. 1Q carpenters. Other good situations AZ
ways open at 81 Washington street. S, up ststr-
MIL EtE A SGpE0N =" 1xnf
, 1865-11-09

wv ANTED-Agents-For "Sher-
NJ, Al, ms1 I'd % ns CsnPsisns u rs BY Gol s. Il Bow
ssht snlsnS:d seel roEt,sts I'd nnmesoa. m.p. M
voIk having the sanction OF the General htmsel. wll
be the srANUAEp.
Tho encouraging success OF agents. engaged Ia the
sale or the work proves II to be Of the i'm
TINT md best selling agency books eIta1t- Send for
circulars and blink application. encio1tny 49so for
ontnt- C. +. VENT CO., 81 Dcarnasnss- Chicago
, 1865-11-09

F1Rr.-The cause Of alarm yesterday afternoon
was The isbuing Of smoke from email cottage near
the corner Of Wells street and Chicago avenue.
TIE fire IVES extingushed without the assistance Of
sht fep4rtmeut.
, 1865-11-09

Ladies' CiTx M1ss1oE.-Thc REGULAR monthly
meeting Of the LAdies* City Mission was held in
room No. II Methodist Church Block. On Tuesday
afternoon, Mrs. Wbee'er. the President, in the
chair. Ihefepon Of Reg. II. Whipple, the city Mis-
Lecture room Of the Park Avenue Methodist Church
was completed, and ready foe regular services, Sab
hath bchoolf meettngr. and Other purpoees. The
ported a vcz3 fatisfactor3 Ali1 the disxssiono Of
scme minor questions, the meeting adjourned.
, 1865-11-09

TIE CNEcNEERED AND UxBADcEu.-The Nav
or's police yesterday arrested abonl thirty Of the
uu1nerocs d1symeu, exprcssmen, and driycss OF
double teams. who are in the habit of dyIn. about
the city, following their calling without the pece.-
ta-y humber or hAdge. Some Of them were proud
10 he unlicensed. n each ease the parties were or
Of the ordinances for iheee cases made and provided
The work will be continued until the practice IL
stopped. badges and numbers are required fm the
protection OF the pnbe against fraud. and no one
.honld employ dt1srr who docs not eazy with
him the means Of Identification.
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: . Enoch A rdrn Case in Dubuque.

Tbro. months ago,a German living
on White Sect in this city, volun
tcered with the o1st Iowa infantry
and went to war. w shall call hin
Schmidt for short He ,eit "i!e
who was rather od.looking, qu'.'
industrious, very frugal, and cm. .d'
less.
Time rolled on and Schmidt went
with his regiment to Vicksburg.-
There he was shot one day, and left
for dead on the field.
The sad intelligence WIS sent to bis
wife by his Captain, and she unmedi-
ately obtained the assistance OF = law
yer, secured his back pay and w'd-
ow's pension. She drew the latter
regularly, and, with what she earned,
managed to live comfortably. In a
few months she attracted the atten-
ton of one Schones, who we see is n
Miller by occupation. He woocd and
won, and for him she gave up the
pension. They were married last
summer. The course of true love
ran smooth with them until last Sat.
urdaY morning, when, just after they
had finished breakfast, Mr.. Schmidt,
the first husband, opened the door
and walked in!
Here was fix! Mrs.-what would
her name he in such case--shriek
ed; Mr.. Schoncs turned pale and
trembled, for Schmidt looked ven
gence after he had surveyed the scene
moment and taken all its meaning
in.
After several minutes Of silence,
Schoncs revived, and boldly asked,
"What is TO he donc?" Schmidt sat
down and told his story. He was
wounded-not sevorely-near Vicks-
burg, and taken prisoner, and the
rebels carried him away with them.
From that time he had been in South
crn prisons until three weeks since,
when he was exchanged. He came
to Dubuque as soon ms he could, and
hastencd to his home. He received
no intimation OF his wife's marriage
until he entered the house that morn
ing AS he concluded his story,
he wept, and she wept also. But il
all ended in the second husbands re.
fusal to give the wife up. She, VIC
are informed, refused to express q
preference, and said the two men
might settle the matter between them.
selves.
For four days both men kept very
close to the honsc, and had many ar
dent discussions over their difficulty.
But the matter ended on Wednes
day last. The returned husband Of
fcrcd Schones twenty-five dollars tc
evacuate tn premises, and leave hin
in the possession Of "Annio. -
Schones accepted the offer, pocletcC
the money and left, Schmidt is now
with his wife.
The above is true statement-thC
names only being incorrect,-Du,
5wque Times.
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eighty-ninth New York regiment,
who was in the boat at the time, states
that he saw the Captain sink. Lewis
and two others alone escaped. A
second boat was launched, in which
twenty seven persons, including the
first mate, John Hay don, lowered
themselves, and succeeded in reach.
ing the General SadgwiclS, which was
about mile and half distant AS
the boat touched the steamers side a
wave dashed her violently against It,,
and she filed and went down. or the
twenty seven persons in the boat, sew
en- only were saved. Among these
were the Mate, Jas. Gibbs, Barney
Loscy, of the Fifth Virginia reei-
mcnt, and Jno. Fitzgerald, of the
Fiftv.siXth Illinois. In the meantime
a number of men had thrown them.
selves overheard, trusting to n spar
for support. One man, Isaial c..
Colby, of the Fifth OHIO Cavalry, af.
ter working at the fire pumps until he
was almost exhausted, seized one of
the doors Of galley and sprano over
board. He was in the water three
hours before he was picked up.
Others were also in the water for
several hours, and many, doubtless,
sank before assistance could be rem
dered. It is supposed that the
schooner did not succeed in rescuing
any of them.
When the General Scdgwick left,
being unable to render further assist
ance, the ill-fated steamer was drift.
ing in towards the frightful breakers
Off Cape Hatteras. She was then
bGrned down to the waters edge, and
every soul on board had doubtless
perished.