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ARnIyAL or ruE SI1A2Kn GEoR1k l. 0U1LAps
-This hne steamer made this port on Thursday
night, with sund1ea and ot1ty tons Of pig iron.
She has been plying during the past seasoo be
tween Eecauaha md Green BsJ, md is here on
her drst tip to ibis port As soon ~ her cargo IL
discharged she viii 60 into Miller Brothers, dry
dock for LIGHT rfpalrs. After leaving The dock
she will lay up for the season 1t thus port. She Is
owned by the Green bay Transit Line, and haf!s
from Fort Howard. Her commander is Captain
Alfred Taylor, an expeticnced navigator, and we'll
known to the travelling public.
VEssK1s LATINO Ur+-Quite a larye number OF
vessels were dfsmant1ed and Invested OF their
ontnt yesterday, preparatory to going into winter
quarters.
The bark D. P. Dobotns departed fos Buffalo
yesterday with =, 600 bushels OF corn.
The FL1Er.-A lsrge feet Of vcssels, laden with
lumber, arrived during the past twenty -four
hours. The greater portion OF them vii lay up
Tor The seasou as soon as their casgoes are d,s-
charged.
Vrssn lssrnAscE.-ve*sc cl insurance policies
expired yesterday At twelve O'Clock.
Ii OHT DocK--The propeller Ottawa, of the
Grand Haven and Auskcgon line, was In Miller
Brnthe1s' dock yesterday being repaired. She
Will be cut to-day, and then 60 Into winter qnac-
tess.
The arrivals for the past twenty.Four hours, a.
reported 1t the Custom Hou.e, number forty y-dyc
The elearsnces numbered slx vessels Of all de-
eeriptfous.
AGRor1D.-1he barge Forest Queen left sagi-
naw On Wednesday last for Toledo. with ~, ,o0O
feet Of lumber. ard ran sgronnd ness Carlton.
The tug unele Sam, Of Toledo, was s.nt 10 hci
assistance, bat while On her roase was run into by
The steamer Ware, and sunk.
AsHoRE--Ihe barge Sheridan, employed In the
lumber tsade between Toledo and Sa9inaw during
the pnst season, was driven ashore short tls.
tanee above Lexington. few days since, and Will
probably prove q, total loss.
, 1866-12-01

For the pIotpe1i:y which had blessed the land, he
thoucht a. should be thankfnl; and for the bles-
sanc pon5sd upon Tue people Of 1ss.el, in theis
should particularly give piai4c. Ihis d.y was @ oi
niHne appointment The children Of ls!eal, re-
es 1an.is sna ss aa ss It'd
BY President OF a Governor, Il was not
anWsleeme oiNSs that one aar independent Of the
great Il Am" The speaker sec,piulatcd special
@ tscia demandtng thanIia'ncss n the history Of
ocAsossd to tneuicatc the idea that these mors
especially resulted from upright life. to which
nc I1vlted H. bearers tha1 u The year to come
eivii aaibo:is., Il Il be % IN shci1 mind % psopcs,
shall call for State md National holidays Of the
~ At TIE ne Erronx SCHOOL
The buys in the Reform School looked
forward to The national festival day with no lIulo
sute1,n' endent, aad Mr Hood, hi. asaist.ni, asve
displayed great energy to nal The day especially
ee5 e Zee sasaes shfo 9o
:s;s. %ss VIZ Is;S,a. Sha S.a in i: is:':
Ssth their o Sly pounds iGSs q saass
hecf: i've dozen chickens, three dozen tarkeys,
esS sa @ a. ss 1s Ys ehs ssf sss
raled With Tags and flowers. Fce,eons OF ever
grcsn hing a6ort The room, so that The Workshop
4tOASu llAE 4 cGTflQGI 00ll- Mt. FesElNA, N6Gn
a!t had been seated, announced that he did not
want to eeud any one ta the desk on the c.a-ce OF
not doing his tharc OF work at the ta-
bic. The boys did not give him my oc-
easion, for Eo:7ow, for all did thcna-
eelves Justice. They. all worked hard and
ono eafd be would like die In the etatc that ho
was then IN. Their behavior was remarkably
good, md nothing occurred tu nlar the pleasure Of
The OCCASION. The evening was snent III singing
and the rccisa! nf pieces by tho boys. Pargcn
the The dfuna and d!e. Cannons imitation on the
drum, OF a railway engine, and Of b.ttle was
OF the Institution labored hard to make the oc-a-
sion merry one for ALL Some Of the graduates
ofthc school arc now iiIltre honorable positions
instruction aud cou1ee Of dniies required IoG the
Inmates.
, 1866-12-01

foreign cor.ule to administer noon the estates Of
suo}eets Of lheir Government dying IN England
y q fol1ows: 'tsEc. 1 Whenever % eon;euuon
any foreign State, whereby her Aajesiy'a
consuls OF vice cuhauls IN suca foreign State
1es'e e In ks
eli to direct and from and ailtr The publication
nd n Is hereSy e aaeted m % th.e any
Of such foreign sta.e shall ei,. v,thIa the domi.
nfons Of her maicetJ. and there shat! be no
Who thsli be 1ishtiuliy entitled 10 sdm.n1s7eE 10
the estste Of tuch deceased person II shall be law
fnl fos The consul. vice-consal or consular aren't
9aIss!,'s doninioas where snea foreign subject
shall die, to take possession and hare the custody
Of he personal property ot ths deceased.
81 sP9 e4 Sy I'D 81 Il a
retain The surplus for the benefit ot The persons
emitted thereto but sach Consul, Vlce Goasnl,
and be entitled 70 obtain from The proper court.
letters Of administration Of the cdects OF such de-
eessed person. limited II @ such manasr :, and for
the ee,ate Of British sa!jeet found ID our slate,
Is net In The ,BEits.h Gosemmen. nor
N pomsa M C. coD.ss' ssy rSo hs5
ehnl1 be an administrator ID such case, nor 70
enter into vnlid convention With Hex Bri.tauic
y e e to- y
our Probate Courte 1t Il a poxer vested ex-
c1u.trely In the penp1e Of the State of Illinois,
and the people have through theis legislature pro-
Efdcd that n case nonresident di:t, and tcares
estate IN tais State and no 1e1t Of kin os credit
pointed administrator of such cetate. and
having, said nothlag Of the British
Consul, or aEy other Consul,
agree fully with the English Court, that Ills state
''hae not adopted the principle 1T reciprocity in
this 1e*peei' and that to appoint the British Con-
sui wonld be against The policy Of our State gov
eInment, and it, express etatute that until the
leg!.1aturc shall provide Otherwise Ia case OF the
dealh Of any nonresident leaving properly, h.t
no relatives Or creditors In this sttc, ibe public
adnlnstrotor '!s the parry TO see that such prop
erty get. into proper hords."
The petition Of the acting British Consul H..
therefore, dismissed at his cost, and adutnlstsa-
tion graulcd to The puhlIc a1mlhiettator.
, 1866-12-01

q inenn:lne2se q lt!9e. hT1Iason iaEantcAnca oT
proe glands. +:one in the bladder. calealus gravel
u trsck dcsI deposit nrd al diseases Of The bfader,
Fart Fur ri "
, 1866-12-01

NS IT'S MOST ADVANCED sTAGEs)
Forth: hali.ui C".e Of ASTHMA, pi:0Scu;rls, c..
IAIEm, 4:a IS AZ a:;ss. - e NE LUSGs. TA:3.Af.
raa {! 3:; Il; i: r z.:51 .'r - =
e5sSs EE!S3@ 5a @ 81 t:r 81 +ats'"7'' D-''a CT sse
ths aer ssd i: .anass .s ~ sae 21er q
H. arss.is Il oase tsst,st md :c rlt * i2s r.
hs5s rts4e t. H. ,s s. t, u
Rh aHE rs Eis 5f u snt sMs
WIFI TWitnfH AiaEaHff HExf s,SSSiHII Isl
xhere is psy :sl:a prssssiess .Gogaa MlxTtr. Mif -
s|ts T.: 4:
Ieg a:sa.:a; ss:,i; LII ct
Ps{slT; psS1';y q 5isS.sey I'd H.n Eyss
Nervous lrritas!cn Gittncss Of H.zlurss, Excessive
ss. feap ssIs rse 4
sinking OF The Stan,aeh htars Al.er e...a- Coast
es'ISa =
palsat ia!niu1 suppressed. seastJ, Excessive, ~
Statements From Paticai.. &c.
isus ,F:e.sr2s!on .ayed y ny din:hteE's iit4. aN
w. ~ safs 4. T., nv ~ ot aoAass-Hff- Z. HuxfH
sle.. Coll :Ae te7ttt IS have received eoa
bio.s6urtt Il Tn. ''' - 14'sA'6aa1'
eated much by IL nse--lses. {. j.. JANIS, 1isciss
BrhLR uorsE. AsreR PLACE y. Yin The carly part
tor whtci. had BEEN treated daEa. III noa,s prs
sions!F without henent. l h<d .i.cai >,.euls when
completely prosszs ne Ia ese=ins hoarseae1s
Hsa rss ssa Rts 81 s s.a E
Eec,!nE &c tom ths lag ~ t1!!y l7ysct.u ss,usd
s.sidly 1osse: ID ia ~ eo:ass . :eiss FL:
% 'Ss 1a Nr16s. 1
f3s e Il Aa &: sEs S'
rssa.nea: sithn Eesf ' ny eoaxs II hsi ars s,o1s
broken M. Thetctfrx 81, rrcained strength rso.W
= - C. SfE 1ta eS L nos ss
~ esP Ii e~5 aes s1G5
~hen nj ''nd' ass p'Fsd Of 4 f16s i2s1sr + cosoEk
~ have had SEsyors or sr1-M,psc AslusA fsr
sss 4 s r. + f.. 81. i. ''ss il od hss si
that would die het,re could ee< all iaEo r1y
Lungs scferd greatly from sioTt1,+=s uf hreatn'
from m5 residence 70 u,y p.a"e Of br%tae-..
Ihs ntE.!t besD-e o6tancd the PREPARED rik2s
u night, and slept III n1Eh! without ~AE15. I have
sor nAu \ rHo4Es si.i.IEH EE,r SINCE.
s & & ssssa a sss
=. ihs saa e f!aa to bare 'as e2s .s'! XIV A:shs
The .PEErARED FfiEsCl.IfsIiIS- il p.s ro IN .
II hottie, nd Il sohl ty EL1eS sHAEP. = LaRs-
siaif s ncs' pGt &c si0|;Ei 4 bAlSoSs ~ Gn Il
,sss1l A5;ns IL s. i, sass u
MGsEs 4 co- II coE1Itxp1-s4 NV Fofs. CO..
sri:aoa fssr. Ciss1l.r. eeata!al3E FAK1:cCL.En7 %
tpttl. 10 &lf Tho WILL write IL.
, 1866-12-01
MARINE NEWS


rron f.:,., e,,,, AEkTEp N:R!y r. Seveaoer 50.
Prop s. lon.e> 0u1A,o, sund:!cs.
Balk +. G. Wlns!o~. s. saetnaw. - N lumber.
BATE p Sso.e+, so5 2s*eso and Bay CITY, 20 Il luz
R5f R.T = 1tS, 1k..,soss, Bas.,o. e .oa. eoa.,
hark Iatrtn!tr. Nna.lo. 80 = iurne+r.
RIs R.;s fsSoF1se. e., sns. 81 81 G5y, , II e bf!s ssit
Rssk M 5saa Ninef II W. r. s 'as s'os Ca,
III ussIs sfsxe ha,7s ~ ~! ~ = a%e
sehr Aa!baEtan. Menotninee, us N lumber.
Eaf efa.E. 81 s:ss; csi7. soa u isasp@. f9aa es
81 fte4a fas taas as.fs5os ~ = 11 6 n 1ansi a5er
sehs u Rahdx Ansereon. 8 n lumber.
81 Aaees, * as:sssG3 y laaS n ,s4e
Sehr lthtea. Naskefon. II n lumber.
ST sehf MslsipA :oGta 1aIec. 1oo = lumb@.
sehs nltnels, Cea:se1iiie, b ces Eoed
S;mr Seo ;Sa.S II Esesasbs. T. Iens ps i.
Ut losse ssnE ES psa q IL n + eds
Eehs John Lilly. 81 joe. IS chs eood.
Sesr i.lasd City K.l.a11oo 8 s. a ,si4; .aiaziea.
s<hr !ossoIa. ;1t. GE1nd Aavs1s soo 2 1umeW
sssF .e.a a1se'a Il, Iii Il iaenef e:
sshr GonTssss, @ S,. FL ka9ama1So. r. Is u u ls.nh1.
se1 III Esals oa1. =? Is !spfs f..
Slit Fannie 6aidner, :ta;ssoa s i Sa5 % i@ n lumber.
srk k.rk ssss1s e 81 s. sla 1aeer
seaf Eslsas, i41sea NIL. =. n iumbe.
ss5 ssSi Msn5:sF SSs p3e Ell S5!y. e lumber.
scsr shoSs, DanAlo sad oeoDso, 10 lumber, 70 tons
enAl-
sehr jennie uutn Eses ho IS 81 asl3 q tSe asa
heAT ds1ofefs occaso, 1A n i9iuhef,
, 1866-12-01
THE CONSTITUTIONAL AMEND.
MENT.
Anfee-ioorSh OF The Loyal States Com.
dctcnk to Rutlgy 1t.

tFtom the New York Herald, Nov. a7.1
From the emphatic and decisive ,,ono,sr
endorsements which the reconstruction plau
Of Congress has received in nil the recent
state elections from Maine TO Oregon The
opinion prevails that soon after tie reas-
eembling OF the Congress thus endorsed
summary measures will be ndonted nv
the two houses to bring the South.
ern difficulty to speedy and decisive
solution. This opinion We believe t. be we'll
founded, and from certain information which
think the initial point Of a new line Of action
has been discovered, whereby this whole
question may be substantially settled before
the adjournment on the 4th Of March next,
and settled upon the basis OF The pending
Constitutional Amendment,
The key which unlocks this difficulty an
, 1866-12-01
w ASHES WELL! WEARS WELL
The Genuine Magic Ruffle |!
lLrgdI.

M HEfEAS, Samuel ]. Walker, ol the
w tl3 q C7itCtoe. sA:s ci S:aNekJ; y 1ls
Eott@sRe .fsd. tA:td the d-ss cay Of Asy, a D. fv
4nd ftr :tsd n tse Rcto:te:s Decr .! re Co1cry
Cool ard stste Ct li.o:- l. OK s! Z NostssE:N q
paE 311. ccrEeyed to :ae E-9efsts-ec toeee NstS1
q feora. and sts.e Of ILno.A tsI fo1Etak cstc:2e
ao1 six a. IL towues tat.:y e. ns::s if,2aa
setioed tolIoEs- eoc=t.Ctas =. Ae .etoeaAt cut
aer Ct he 1c1.aes.: g-E-E ct sAi strS+c str "a
ttsnce socth s:ocr EAe fatr 1.e CT sat! zion
one t1.dted an.. ststT na1 1ca 70 The 'cnt1 lie a
11Id anst:ef se1Cos: rhccce ws6 sloEz f.3 5aE Inn
cfty f} RODS; te<.ce cErt- o. as ra2uei WIN rtA
.Alt Iiaf ol q&srr t.ctic tce .cctet aad tiny
f;ICl r3s.. t. tst ac,.s 11a c. 81. lEItes ttcts.
tECe It loa- sa141co:rt TIE . A- pstt Of b&47@
nirc-cputx!. ing aaQy S1i1 Ecr-k1xe deed k&p-
t., oeee t1E.a s-i EAds toe ta rr7-ae i Scouting
<r raYre1t CT lhftt c.rt1 preI.s1rJ atsk1, Of aAG
LA:e a. said El1szA-e d3ed- TT tct s1E i t<er:J.
e1kht tEotttd AID lht::Eth-se 40 N11-.Ll doi,sfA
(FzIEE. e.es neAt.r1 sa.rreEt a. u -te ct SIT 81
s: 2rr aaE1a fsnZ cara 81 ps7xcle II oae Two Sae
ID rrt rtart. Ft1retlvey. fro- tate- =
Wkerr1t, trtsLtt ta7t.& Eoza s-e N s4s 12yE1. G.
isJ OF Nay. 40: thertfa:e, soree i h.ee.s rsEca
" sslc EeFrE1xe decd have tece-e t. det,.t- u *
sstd peeEtfso.E tctes Rc< due ane pa-.ae, rosetE
Tt;h tn- ubrsss tasTaoc, = :. ~ lysrl akxct
htto:n.Jf viii ee tie Acove tesSIl.-e premises, II
fuac Aoct!eL II the Co1r1 Hcu-e tc. :. t1e CtIy Of
Chlcs<r CAensF CT Coot, tr .hc r7IssI et paylc An
d sas9 pFoNse nstss RSd t1se.est ca Nlrday. ns
ttl:d taT q Deeeabe9, a. L.. l- Il "a ot!ocG "a.
81 sAtd CAT. PHEHK q. FElsa, MeFtx4zes-
yiIlt3sukI
, 1866-12-01

Sctr General Grant, rny da Soquette, e.s,o cedar
posIs.
Sehr fetT5 Hannah, oeonto, i N lumber. 81 Il lata.
CLEARED. 80.
Brig B1,lor Boz, sheboyran.
Bask u. r, pohhlns Buffalo, ., SO ou corr-
Echr J. 6. McCulIoCh, Enosha.
Echr Toledo NlNsukft.
Sehr y. " StonsSt 4AlTauSes.
, 1866-12-01

a sToRY OF WESTERN LIFE, EDIAS AND
DOMESTIC
, 1866-12-01

The following rttoluuon was adopted On
Change today:
Rftoltsd. That on md after December 1st, lessda
all salee Of grain in store shalt he considered sold
subject to winter etolaEc unless otherwise spect.
, 1866-12-01

Nntiee to Tar 33apers.

NOT1CE.-To the Tax P:Tcrs Of the
\ Cit OF Caieaxn:
The nertaales orortu1it; to psy IN II CITY Ta1es
aud save their time, shs Eeep ny Once onea during
MONDAY. November lstn l5s, from 70 O'Clock 4 n.
3a3otelpcl p. u, 4 II. UEALD,
city Collector.
, 1866-12-01
3Jr0p0saIs.
DROPOSAI4S FOR CONSTRUCTION
Of 4 PORTION 0F TUE illinois AND

UEElCE CT rux BoAEp OF rCRL5c EoExa,t
CufctGO+ November n Iva. !
wsres It sei1 oee ant il II m m ad SesaJ,
December 3d. for the excavation n~ce-saF! 10 deep:s
The Illinois and Michigan cansl Sections Nos sever
tsea uO 70 th!fty:*eren fs} nclaatvr, Acrordn2 70
There vi Be sone lacao sar,s of eafih excavation
70 pe removed The material is generally luit haFt
afd contaits more or log tJu1efs and detached rock.
The work must he Prosecuted mt to int.ftete
during the season et navigation: tut also b
pEosecutel during the sspc7t!an OF navigation. Wl:
snsh iorce ~ shall satisfy tue Bcasd that WORK
VII! te completed during the time stipulated In the
arcdEa ~ Be srantred for in whoe work. and these
dsecxc* with ecoRa cranes and AL necessary na:hla
err. Eu BE- required 10 be put carly year- Par
arn for the work y lii 10 required pro-
md ali oTH Of fp'oiecton. aad It thciF own eIpense
70 90 ~! pumping. OF whatever may pe necc4ssty to
secure their WINK nom Wa.er.
,lI9potAs must p Atdfrssed % tho Hoard Of fube
Alchtss9 CnnA1,r and be sccotupaacd With The u,uN
ECO bond wltn turrtIeS he appruv+d hJ the Board
Contfss:ors xtll bia ssans the pree tlE " hcl the
sna Eat &, w le dons en s.ea q " Ssrtnt ..stioa.
In auth Quantities ns the Board stAll determine.
1ht board festryt the right to Ftect bid not In
1eeotdance With the conditions Of ths 1tEeruseo.:t
or e rs1 r.; AZ eo sna 70 w b
tory to the Board that he has the necessary kill eIpe
Ftencc energy and absv for doing e EorA. Il trust
worthy, anu h&A sas,ctrEt peennlaEy resources.
TIE Boas,i VIII Erqnse eurh tecn!tty u. sccoeJl.f
acc rdlns " the euntEact.
FRED. LErZ
@. j. RUsE
WI. lstrb1s1SG,
toE5H Board OF Public Wofk1.
, 1866-12-01

The In.c ststee Iou.mjSsA1J ii Louisville has ID.
tsIt!fta fot nfoposAA for the folio irE sohsIee1ce
18th.
ioo barrels meg q pstme moes poEf 1900 pounds
ts1sts; 1soe ns:.es f1uF; 1ao po4sds puot hrraa;
io* sugar; AWa eAilcrs vinegar: 800 rounds star
candles; kn0' roundA toAps 800 poraLs a1lt The
above AFn 10 BE- delivered 1t the Gqnulst1rv ttafn
Aouse, In Iouisstle on OF bef.re peet:nbt9 11tA.
, 1866-12-01

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, 1866-12-01

AA- s~F~ @AHA aAA2P+isE@G4 R0I1QS pA4S tNEGEf.
four hoa1s wea:
M IS xs...''''.'....--'......-. !k1n l,779o
1aS.HN Is&tcu
..,..-s. E.uQ f3t.GN
TIE scTrty Il Lumber, of the cargo, IL tuprorinr
About aun 0N fart were reported Aaoa1 to-dxr. m
demand for strtps aud Boards u good md prices A.,
he'd hzm- Common tt11 Il heaEy ani uneallcd s,r,
Shingles continue dali At , and Lsth arc steatv =,
fs-n- sAles reported vetr: Cargo echr Met1ppo1is
fpc. Graod Rtves. Ito arfire} 100 selected larrer
spa raed aud c.eats, oclnt1ug cssf and seconI
At Ssso 90 for foottcE. too ior common flooring, saS
ITO N common rafrcd II 2l73a taryo sehr Jennie Be
iroro Wolf RavcT. %1d cedAr poau, one-hAf round \,
1scs cargo schr *Al1rs. from LAuzuu's mill cs,sia
Went g. eighty -nrs percent su!ps 1t t26 a. boar,
At *1sto; cAFEo stht v. F. Allen. trcu resry Som
81 m clear At stock 1t 311 and rouzse II Il;
In tho yssas thsfe u = Dir demand, with trm.,
fteli1: In the rnastct. We quo.e;
LE1Bxr-Fffst CieaE, !, ~, lK, Aad Finch
eodnd CIeas, !. is, il, sad SiEch 81 3 2 4
1hlsu CleAf. Inch -................S? S?N ~ -
First And second Geas Flooring.
together. fruzhsse same Il
Second 2eat. x1ae:...;. somau3
xnI1 xt1ah1 ~ sMrsaG4: 1s1;;,.::.:.. Ao1sx0
Masehed ma dis:sed Sisss Con: ass!s
r1E.; noo = E11esos.sx .sx,1;:.::-;,.,::. s;,,::. Heoasse;
.Fether er...-...:.............-..... Slena7 y, q
HAEorbax BoazdA select, 1stnch
Nd upwards: na-:.................,. NJmaxu
Astack Roaf,s, !. 1nchcs.......... &IosS1fs
osa%A ooAfoa u ucaes',-.'....t 2aloA1I7n
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E51i3S Ss. .E:a1:ss:st IS !; 4ie ST. aLess.
s.: = ssI: @ y :. Z: S:' 1z e. r;
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e s ! s ss d ;sa Ras; g.
1;xoba 20. = s :sa eu % 4 t,;a. 4. CO:
q 3 ~ Il ~ q e 8 i: e
% a9 % a Rssetea Il y H. = 4 10 81 d ,S ia
!soS b g M ~ - i e 4 tSss
s1sl II No. I Rs91lsr.
aa 1a b. s.s saR R:s @ sa; Z
s1pEr-sa 90 BE- No. y s.: s,t<o b % 4 4 s.1e;
lie e {. $ ss :? g i ss Is q 6 SC
:ss;Ne Sa oa d !! 2Ss: 4e b d 4 4 s. XsE
- y Il Fl esssS'a q 5a il sSeioaSii y asii
ket au and Stlc i. rsats we're: 70 bu Noa \; sc;
IS s i s & e :s.:s = IS 81 = q g 4 4
AZ IS q tIssk.ele:lss 1oa:inalas ., sas 6 dqr sos
tsh "a ~ .sss1: saexs9s: - 81 80 Il =;
l'fs e e e y s. Shipped o su
q: s,!s 81: W. -, Z: IL, Il s. e bT
e i51 IL stkts ID : q e sss s'4 ssi4 4
IL e es5ss as,a'1 Il ,i 4
III l's''s aons' and 'he MARKET
DC rTEK-T:eeelyed- 91+sl nt. Ahlpned s3,31S d.
~ ss:nse OWES y ae's e 7 &. sas
searciy OF eholee table qu1aes rr1eta for Ecs Keep
vel u comparatively cE1u II QUOTATIONS. bat
nsSses saes 4 -: ~
i faes !, X: 1FEtns 1t ne We rcpeas our hi:
GcocE uAtI5 .....xa@se
Good Tub e
Common aezSE
a Rat:i:ISi:-iSe demand i: iaaied thossn 7i;a
cur quotations, ttch Are ~ follows.
National 4. bu, tcsulcas 9
Zion L. ! Be- no .....,ss..+..-.s... IN
Illinois Ak bH, DO JILL
St1tk i. cos&oa !*
4}ea d. GO AoA4
l AEGfH$eCsXto. GO "
BEAVER Mill, 10 t9leN
P1t1sesld s, DO ....,."...-.-.........-... I5os
| rem Mills, 90 ~
| f0f1 I7t1 GO -.ts.--.....s.....-...s.... .s-l1
| &{lEQt 90 .--+..-..s.. .4s+-......... t1+N
| EAG~tHSEQ. % sLQ
nu5laps bu. No. Is
a.GFFEEGin. demand ccatinaes to iap:oge I'd
{ {o1s: s1''' f'A - '''A 4'''-''&''. ~ ''s'
Ias COMMON 70 fttz.. ;aNSe
RIO prime tn choice
| rHEE@E-The dan and continues light and under
sishis improved stocty, ant easier feeling obtains
-. asF @ e. Yets = a,< 1S1 ISL
Ses Iosk Factory tGenu,re,..
ASut3 tA1Akoo]' 3IS c
W -. az
MoNEo 16 tAl1 {
ssau etaAa. 4l3 G
| Aouas a'.'-.s'''s'.'-'"s.'....'''. G
, 1866-12-01

sHEEF-1he market E2s quiet 1t about yesterdays
rates. The Supply Is liberal and the demand limited
Prices range from *aoo3sbo for inferior to commau
AID tt22s.oe tor Medium 70 choice grades. J. Kelly
end % head common atock Sheer, averaging ns At
Ea1X.
, 1866-12-01
com M Z RC1AL.

FRDAY ErZs1sa, November 80, 1865
The following tables show the receipts and ship
mrnts Of produce dur,n: the past forty-elght
houE1:
, 1866-12-01
.:;::.sEa7-E1z.as sIsssssz5isS..fs27xERX

range S141c,
demand for Tie hcttcf yafiettes az both Gfesn xnd
D1Gl Ezatsa, and prices are vel sustained Aad se-
tfa1ly Erm. Dried Peaehes art in light supply. and
stin n full RATES Prime Dried App IN toeEahy
fair sequest but there ts largo quantity Of sonSnn
mand. and ss1e. art alow and senerelJ Il reduced
s. M Los. s,e n est95 M sSpp1y ana !o.ss osapss
| and nrn+ We enAke some additions to ouz LIST. and
, 1866-12-01

Here the market WAS dull At 1i0013l buying
the upper figure at the close. Silver was nominal
at l2S C. 10.
Governments were about Il lower to-day. The
following shows The opening and closing prices,
compared with those Of Wednesday:
Wetucfuay, Ffidav
, 1866-12-01
Gpecial- Nuttres.



Formerly Of James Lock Hospital, C1sson Ho1sest,
New o.,c.ns, L., and row permanently 1ocsted as 81
Rssceiph-st-, ChlcaEo, H., cures sfPhui1Ic,
CHRONIC, MEECURIA1, and all private dtseasea,
without tho I'D Of iolde possH a.sanic, or any pol
son, but With neutra1ter, tho Il used In his
New Orleans practices for I. years. ed Hh1eh gained
him 80 Ert4t reputation.
6pamato1thra and iupotencT. brought On By sell.
anuse 1eess eualled, With al ita deplorahs train
Of symptoms, treated and radically cured by an lnfaM
bic method
THE MONITOR contairtnE fnll information upoa
Secret Dsea.es. With disecteEa acd prescriptions in
sciftTeaknen Including a1sos treatise upon fe1nAA
diseates how Aroided, their remedies. &C. b hsd
BY addressing d. James. T. Q. Boz 698, enclosng 50
cents, and four cent? fur postage.
Dr. James can bs consulted at his c1ee aad parlosa
SO Raneolah.st- from g. n to sr.u-
Eeparnse roouns snd consultations coucdeut1al.
, 1866-12-01
CHICAGO DAIf.f nlAKkET.

An Aales IT Gsintn reported IN saf4 market yrtort
ar n'1ft ON t0sft Or e Storage EMitsf o:Atrn,t<
txtFesSea.
FTpAI EyES6. November q, 1865.
FREIEnT-s-Aa1InnApF Ap FHxloaT-1nef fallov.nZ
, 1866-12-01

ft6uH ASD GRA1E N 6TORE,
The following table, complied frora theodlcial
rcturpe Of the warchouscmen 10 the Secretary OF
thu Board Of Trade, shows tho amount Of Flour
and Giain in eto1c On November q, In comps.1-
eon with the amount in store at The aane iue last
year;
, 1866-12-01

Anovel By solou Robtnson, long and wcllknowo as
The Agricultural Editor OF the TE1nCsx will be com
reuecd IN the WEEKLY TEnCsz Of Deecmoe. sth. It
Ia n11ad
, 1866-12-01

Common DoaEdk Jolst. Stantlnc
Fe1 ftnC and email Timber, Il Is
- test ostlonE-.............s....,.... % o9uno
1otst sud scAutlfhE, Il f~f. 49,. NpQe5 20
Ioltts and SeAatihE, ~ a and II
su,,o, tees:.s,..;.;...: :;;.....,,,...... A.1a1m
oH1sd1t5-A OF star shaved shlaSes....,, 500
az stAt saEsd Shin:tes-....,.t,, 3Oaa so
No; saytd Shingles ..-.......,.,s, 1aoS SIS
nSo. Saved shin2l1......-...... ana 80
By car load BY HorthW extern Rall.
road delivered IL any JaFd where
cAItA- be Sx1Echcd,oT n1y dtpot:
a Or stAs Sawed Shingles, 81 cas
a o. etar shaTtd ShinFltt, hy CT
!C1d On Track count uado fu1l or
nxe bunchta 70 thousand -. A1
a Saved Shingles, city made, On
Haek. :.......-.............- sn1a 2s
resk .................-... 7,n
lnTte doiIAr& cAf loSd added when transferred.
Tn1cn charse te1ox1 the SAingies In fright bill.
,&,- tHtx8LE STANDARD,
ncts. ~ W '"S AN~- ~ AAss~>|
IsnEta-s!1teen inches.
Bal d6-T< eEfy Inches
Coursc-Twenty-rye.
, 1866-12-01

CHICAGO CATTLE MARKET,
OFT1CT or 1nx Cu1cAeo TEBCNE3
FRIDAY EvKaIxa. November 80, 1s66.
BEEF CATTLE.
1ee Following table shoEs the daily receipts and
sa1psneau ot Lve Stock during the week up to tbs
evening. Al reported b{ the SECRETARY of TIT Union
, 1866-12-01
CHICAGO LC31KER atAKkET.

FClDp4r EyKx1xo. Sorrs,bef -,
he receipts aud shipments during the PAST twenty.
fnuf hour1 veTh. - |
, 1866-12-01

creased during the same period nom 1858, 1de, SO
TO <--E 7u1,9an5, difference OF S1ao, e,6at. BY
subl1actmg the decrcase In legal tender notes
from the increase in the National Bank tssnes, we
nud that IN addition was made 10 The currency Of
81, LEO s05 during this internal. The progress Of
the decrease lu legal tenders Is thus shown:
, 1866-12-01

Scw York STOCK Market.
Closing prices for cash. koye ember 80, 15GG6 n
1Ohepn NJ Lfpns 4 Co. Heokers s6 South cfa