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THE IRuSSELl ESTATE.
The Debts Owing-Doubtfll and Des-
pcrate-Ifis Real aul Personal
Estate.

The proportions Of the estate OF the late George
Trussell has beer we'll nigh ascerta.ned. The In
uEtiEatl0n Of the estate was yesterday presented
n Conf and approved. II is HI interesting docu-
ncut, not only exhibiting the aceumulati sna Of
:hc lest man, but exhibiting the quantity Of les
peEa!e and denhual deht4 which a successful
gambler sometimes leaves lfs heirs 10 regret.
The peEsonat property tnc}ndes an ordinary
quantity OF wearing apparel. except in the article
e e. hats, which hi shows a great surplus; bed.
ga1abling rooms, including The articles Of orna-
nent: Then there are fve gold watches, valued
y the :, ~ 6sEg'ega;c @ At s1s diamond pin valued
knives, revolver and oua single. .barreled pistol;
sleeve buttons; bay horse worth $50 aud . grey
md lap blanIeis; VII whip s. g slcgh and 0tse =
buggyi ~ nets, and two wooden buildings, Nos
10 md ~ State Street
Marine and Fire lnsnranee Company. drawn By
s'ohn Winters, February l5,h, 1s5s, for s5u1.
The doubtful matters are ns follows:
Check. Isaac Anderson, on the same bank, dated
August II, 1S60, for SOL
Check BY thc same on the same, August IL
, Sfsk 8; t b the same on the eane, September TO-
Gheek BY +; F. Everest on the same. February
Cheek by George F. crockcr on j. ". Aa.tt,
OcfobcT -, 1850, for Sa0H.
Check by Q. i ;; fitel Oh j. C. BARKER, Fehru.
CheeL il F: O. Muller on 81. r. Dickinson, May
5,hccE i,r il. Il W,lma,,h nm f;,,roc Smith e.
ca. Nnyci,kcr u 1S;S snr k:gp, >''s~ N"''s1 ~
Nofs p Il w;ims1;h a. n,tfo- ots srs,-,,r
1atcd Ami IN 1a51 a. ,bio,v H. 5nxs " ~. a. GU,
NM, II tnnnc~ - ~ n.er %Is =, rs ~. 81 sc ,,,
lilies anl DaEieis, daiea Marcel i. ist;i at Que
laSs lar ia. @4'~N = 1-''' ~ 'A1
.,Sd tosr 81 is ~ thtIt ssSs ~
Nots, E. K. Iieopcr. 10 u1dct Of a;eorsc m T9n.Se,l
dated December =, iss5 at one day, III sa5. ~
-,.d stti nus ss III !, ~ tr1r ~
Mnic Em1,i, 4: Stnrar nn3 lvf,sr,nr Er"n,. ,,,o,
ser;nmhcr ri 1ssE ot 1ftaon daxa ~ xs'sI ~,
,.S;rh Ii n ~ 'ssi5 irnee =, 1tt: AVA S''"' w
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THE HEALTH OF THE CITY.
An independent Board OF Health
Vnnted-Act1on Of the Board Of
Trade.

The following resolution. were adopted by the
Directors Of the Board Of Trade I few loys since,
and were yesterday ratified Al a full meetin: Of
the members Of The Board Of Trade:
To the General Assembly Of the State OF Illinois.
: GEsEIExES: WMEnEAs, 1sfs believed bs this
Importance, and shou1d be the first care OF itt
people; and,
visitation q ehoitsa IL ISL xa s g1esIer vie
tence thau tn 1sta, unless suitable pIccautt lnasy
measures al exercised; and.
cpideDnic like cholera The Board OF Fire and 10.
,oaet as a Board of Health Win list ehlcieney
Ta0vort,. This Board respectfully rcquesss
yonr IoEol able body 10 pase law creating an in
dependent Board Of Health, 10 be appointed In
such manner az may appcss 70 Sonf honorable
Il Yetl. T. @ae 0'A'0 o' nc ''' 0' 'Ns Guy Ok Ss~
SCw s7rLE OF Sw1SDL1S6.-Lasi Friday
night two trunks were stolen from the Chicago,
Alton = st. Louis depot. 1t appears that both
trunks had previously been taken from No. 1s5
North Water slice, about five O'Clock Of the same
sta,tlne for 81, Louis. he trunks were sabse-
qucnlly talcn from ap,umfacnous pile OF baggage
ox d,Fec..on , Of one Peter As2 and lstt et !
streets. On Saturday they were removed 10 The
house Of a Mr. Foe at No. AS State street. A few
minutes afct the trunks had le{t The depot CQyue
came doNRlo Inquire aIont their safety as nc ex-
prcsstd ny intention Of gong away on the next
train. Dillsent search was made, but the t1uaks
conid not be ionud. Such state Of thugs being
solved to investigate 1t thoroughly, especially az
Gosne presented Hat'S a,s;.r. slain .ass!nst them
lost II the trunks. The matter was reported
At the Central STATION, where ii was put In The
haids Of Detectives Dixon and Ellis, who worked
eese, trncing the trunks from NoIih Water street
10 The depot. and thence 10 the house Of Mr. Fox.
I as above stated. 1he cxpsessmen were found
lhat .hc trunks were found, and tsarted with OIL.
Ger Dixon tnot knowing him to be an o1iccE) for
1 who found an opportunity 10 whisper moment
to Co5tn to inform him tha, the matter was
| "rla,ed oui'-Dl1on wns an officer. Coype 1ed
| captured In fhc vicinity OF the Sherman House
MeQuade tried TO Rst away, hut signal
" latled. Tac Two 6windless were brought
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twcntv minutes. uc had to borrow money Of .
gentleman who was With rs 10 ray bis e1pcuse8 1t
lie house. While al fa:hsille, the defendant
was in the habit OF frequenttn1 houses
nI il!-tsme for the purpose OF visiting the
inmates. he time We went together to The hou-e
.boye plcntios,ed was In February last: Tbs do.
tndart has lett lEc StHlc OF Illinois, aud ss now,
.hsnk. living In Missouri.
A decree was granted in the case.
ADEL1NA Ee. ARTHUR ROBINSON.
deer e whe rendered in this caec In faTor Of
The complaining wue. The report of the II ist'r
aEds that the parties we're married February 20,
6fG, aOo that Lc had committed s1ultety. olice-
man eMcartnE thua: ~ funnd bin IN bed with
woman uut his wife, at house oi t.fanle."
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1ArcErT OF BArBEn's C4EcEs.-Ac colo:ed man
named Byron, was examined yesterday morning
before Justice A1llikeu upotl the charge Of steal
Ing about dozen checks, leach chccl. being is
eued to 1,c purchaser Tor one dolls: a.d calling
sor nine Sehaves, y from his rr~-i employer, j.
Roberts, barber, located in -.iness al the cor
ncr Of Randolph and Marlset streets. Byron was
committed TO The Recorders Court for trial. in
bail Of 500.
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DIVORCES GRANTED TESTER.
DAY.
Cfc Quality Of Evidence on Which
D:ercce nre AlloSEcd-Thc Tcs-
111nony IN Thrcc Caxess

Divorces have become 60 frequent and the EVIL
lence required 10 procure them so iceble, that we
arc induced to specify the facts In connection With
lhosc g which Slit were yesterday granted:
Jerry MONROE is. NARY ANN 4o%HoE.
The atosesald Jerry Glcl hlr bill on The sslh day
Of August Last. in the Recorders Cont. In the
1sss fs 4 osmeeS she io aa{
charged his wife with adultesous intercourse with
oEe Charles +: Clarke. Ct that city. He sIatsd IN
children. On tie srh dag Of September, the
wife anewercd wi,h fiat denial Of The zlleCation
xhich vas 1e:cised Niib ! 1asor bY tic coun s; a
nent By complainant of IS, MheIswith the re;
livelihood 10: fine and ernsll fec to an altor-
7ey beng thus procured. The respondent camo into
Sa', 2, IT Mh ne, t S!oss h TIL: was ed oetobs;
sains spouse had forgotten the sanctity of,he vow
one soPe,s stephens, during July of tai; year. .
and At divers and many other tincs TO this
came The answcr " the complainant in the on. lin
On Uc'vtcr lpih. that he had violated his vows.
November 9Th last the parties. eliminating and
cr1miuased. agreed TO refer their cause to Master
in Chancezy, and Yesterday that mastes made his
sePStt; evidence in the cs., !, in .,,,,no t,,
' james E2ner, tays reside at No. III South
Clark street. know the parties. know Sophia
s.erhent: She lives L ihts eiiy, saw ID Dc.
'.as, .,ra, - .s ses o ~ . WILL Wrn he. aa'I
ot si1cs sna m JacIson siec, IL hx 1nn r', o1 y
,.htcsea stbi tbr lss TesI cannnt S sar sy o.
one ..I ras Is rioa .nd h.ns iH:a Snow
..ab!ed ,occhf a. mnn and wi'e and hsvr shtce &C.
or tne isr, Luz rs.I. fes'ae III 'e Guy aoo ha'e
The {sct Of ,bc nnh,,,. manner IN u.nrb Tho
| =lnlfcfics rttdco 70 1s,re rornm,ted. mav ntr
a,r rucrcsr Io The ;sr re.Jor sh.. .tcro r.
coltuslUn in ibis cuse. Ti;s f.a.nre ia noi nnr
-se1en1er into The can-e. no<.iItS hecsmse nohoTv
made the euc.cstion In ren1fEa ,ec9sc wa 9hsrs
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Al Clifton staten Island the residence nt her sou
Mr. Hugh C. Boyd. Mrs. JANE BOYD. late or Ct4cagu,
IN the asih Jear OF her aEc.
At Racine, via, on the Eth inst, Ma}oy ISAAC J.
C1I.MANS. tn the 18th year Of nIs aze-
lie was ntusc OF stIashuFS- In Germany, but came
10 America when yourG man; Waa married u Fonds,
y. T. 10 Mis- Della II. Iohrson. snd resided some
In Detroit Mich, and attcwAtCs3 IN MishAw1Eee,
1ed but % Kactne tn 1915 and .he1e VA one
doing much for The public good, and training large
family p no.s exssnp!As{ m.nnsr, He ~ t1em. I'm
Of Bs7Eaa1rT General under Govezucr Mason. and wAs
2i-o Co!lcc tor CT cEstoms tor soue yfars n Racine
BRIT ab..yc 21 lie tTue Artc1 Christian gentle
nan, and ior loEe time Grc of thc Wardens of 81;
hin h1esscc ana hi oss viii Be cecply rc<reItoi pT
al q no knew LIN but It Is his cte:rs1 6aia(
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I'EETENbEn.-A meek I60IslEE m1d. VIII ya:t
The rauc Of Richard Darcy, was brought " the
armory last evening nhout ten O'Clock, charg ID
with sagrancy. Hc was dressed In the Saru Of
ptieHs, and stated that he lett Milwaukee tw
weeks ago. In this city he Is a professional he
gar imposing upon tho creduaitv tf people hy
appearance Of shabby gcnttlty md clerical mo
esty. One Of tie gentlemen who accompanied
him 10 the Station had known him for The past
week as solicitor Of petty contributions espc.
man was TN Imrosiur were confirmed BY another
E,n,lcznAn who remembered that the man was
playing the same role f1rc years ago In another
ci1S. 1atcey speaks French and German witt
equs, 1inercy, snd like d bsd bill Is 'well calcu
lated to deceive"
, 1866-11-15

ST. Louis 1l0rkct.
Especial Despatch to the Chicago Tnbune.l
ST. LOUIE. November II.
T0nAcco-Cnrsual1y dull! luEl, $ssa9ilo; shipping
Leaf, $s.5e91o0S and manufacturing eat <leoaasso0.
FIoCR-Flrm, but unchanged.
GRAE-Wheat, hrm fall At &2.61a2S 50 and spring At
S2.&265. Corn very nr1n s4lea At tl0o2l.oo. Oats
steady md prices unchanged. Barley steady Rye
quiet at elo9.
NN1sKxy-Eteady at $2-s3.
PRov,s1oss-Pork, new. SIS 10 and old at $50 s. Ba.
con-c1ear sides, l6c choice city, EXc Country pork
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USFoK7UEA7E.-Mrs. Kate Williams has re-
Gently resided on Cherry street. She was the nm
fustunate woman who.c child pc1lshed at the
burning Of CilI't Hotel on the North Side, some
weeks u.o. Size has since been st the Police
Court two or three times charged with VARIOUS
cay morning, aud vas lined SIS lor dTunl eincsf,
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Markets by Telegraph.


NEW YoEk November II.
coT7oE-fully 1c lower With moderate demand At
FLorF-Kece7pts, is2ss btls. Market opened ln2lsc
betr hut closed duh Wsn The advance partly lost 1t
sc g u ss1sr s4t9, sSs,es
extrs round hoop Ohio, ind ti3stsala,M for trade
brands. Bye nont quiet
GKAIS-Nesa:-i;ecepts. l1l.ss7 bn- Market to 3zsc
xe;e made e so9oo eg At e sas2si q! 10: chsago
s ea ms.fss Tsh Witaoas
DECIDED chang. Corn Rec<ipk, sSl2S bu. Tne mar.
xith sa,es Of l2eo bu II R for .htpptns naked
Wssan In store anu anoat-ei1et1. 1t 81 Oats
@heccipt* ~ eu Iae " snssk.t ls without decided
ehdnfs Ei.h sslcs Of as' bu at ea7lc for chicago
Groc1ntEs- Rice steady. Coffee quiet, Sugar dull
Cnla l0kGtlltc. Mola4es dull.
fined In blluu.
cS.L-Fesy'ga scare No n.m, Sales $50 ton. New:
sa.1e CT sss e. = !; & e.Ea dems.,s 9aiet
WooL-lulI and heavy. Sales 100, 90 ns At 41957Kc
Ssse ioT California, snd Iestlzo ed Mexico on pf,:
ra1e teYns-
LnATnkf-Hemlock sole scarcely 40 tr1n At s?H@
hc for hnenos Ayrta light wcghts 1ts5c for ntdnlt
o.; $2s55c Tor Cttorna light weights; BKy&3iHc for
I'hov1s1oNs-Pofk opened heavy and decllninE and
closing more trly. With tn1rs Of 6l01 bts II $aIs1e
= as regular and cash for new mess. cIosing Al
prime; also 1900 bra new meas Al e25.on te.ler No
xcmher. and f2o.23, sellcr January. beef ateady a
$19stslsso for new Pain moss. and .s0s, 20 ol
sa,es CIT 4 I'D Fl. Il useon aall. s.
shonldcis, and ia for hams. Lard steady Buttci
Atendy. 49,.
DnEssEr Hcds-Firmcr a. 9t910tc tor Western
chiefly at 9tGa9kc.
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New YoRK, November 14-The Mchmond Ell
o'ntaer says Of the tohacco crop: In some Of tho
conutles labor has been uncertain and Inadequate.
yet even IN those counties the crop will be better
ard Patrick counties and 10 adjacent counties OF
North catohaa, the crop IL sxce.Ient, both IN
aSs enlire r." crop Il vga. ss smothas III
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SAx FuASotsco, November 1a.-rhe steamer
Golden Age, from Panama. arrived Ibis morning.
Tie Western upion Telegraph Compauy's bark
q. =. Hntgetr, from Plovcr Bay, arrived yester-
Day. She len In port steamer George s. Wright
ard shtp Nightingale c. H. Seamnoo, nearly
ready for sea,
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New Haven-Ur. 4. White.
Wnshineton-Geneyal j. II. Simpson.
Pittsburgh, Pair. Lowrte Childs and wife.

Tn1EF WITH IA GLASS ErE."-A piliable
looking lellow who only seemed to havc one eye,
called at No. 3A Fourth avenue, on Tuesday
sympattIzlng with his forlosu appearance, invited
him in; but he preferred waiting on the steps
while she went 10 procure him some food: In her
coats, but he was 50 Violently assallcd by dog
In the premises that he dropped everything and
ran Of liz left hehiLd him glass eve which had
evidently falleu from the man@s face, and was q
part Of bis Disguise.
, 1866-11-15

ACosF1DEs6E MAX CArGnI.-Os1cctO o. CallAg-
han arrested Thomas Cation, a notorious conf
dcnce man, on Tuesday evening. Thomas was
oh. etsed II very c1ose communion with an honest
eount1ymnn at the Michigan Southern hatlroaa
derot- Tie country man Nm, removing 10 Iowa
with his family. and Cation taking the prclitni-
nary steps 70 play the ',oeas check GANG. After
ihcrc WIS found upun him cacci; dated on Tucs-
day, requesting the F1flh National Bank TO- pay
to Amos Il. Baret, or bearer. dftecu hundred and
1CeoIce K. Wnmsa." Caton tas been before the
police Court several times during the past few
months, bnt It is believed that bis Appearance yes
teEday morning was the last one O. ths. eeason-
ance At tie Recorders Court upon the charge OF
forFsTF.
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Vcssels PnHse Detroit.
rSnecinI DeSt,Atrh tn the cb{ra mn Tr1hure J

DErRorT, November II.
UP--City Of Chicago. Po,omac LAtsinics. March,
Summer Cloud Naad. Rawson, Greenwood. E. c. l.
Wells, noyt. Miner, favostte, Fonsanclle News Boy,
Ncrrimar, Gale, Monitor, Sailor Essex Atror Parker
Arcsurus, Harvest Home. Breed Corsalr Cortez;
Teleghraph, Corstcan Cosneia, nashing Come North.
eEu 1scltc, Atwates. sasco, Warner, Andrews.
DowN-Impefial.
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GrovEs.-pcoplc often Gehr shy Of p.otescd
bargains, from the fact that they not seldom prove
The dearest at last. Ie. the chances of business
for making good investments should not bc over
looked Such q chance now plcrs In the fact
that Bosom B1o,. No. 1:3 Clark street. arc rapid
tic Joseph" brand, manuiac'u.ed In Vienna,
ard imported to their own order. They a,e nf
excellent 9uallty d7rahle, elastic, and exqas9tcly
finished. mud are OF The finest ever imported.
From, tie circumslsnces Of sale. they can be
bouehl NJ cousiderahly lower taics than ordinary
kid gloves Of infe.itr manufacture.
, 1866-11-15

PunEsoIodT.-J. ". Strong OF New yor;s Is
now stationed at No. 10 Monroe street. near The
Post Oflcc. and makes chronological examinations
day and evening. lie gives both verbal and writ
ten descriptions Of character. with advice In re-
gard 10 health. education choice Of pursuits, &c.
lie fs spoken Of ly those who have yi5itel him, as
. master Of his profess eion. and persons sishlnc
to know their capabilities aud what pursuit In life
usey arc best fitted for should consult him.
, 1866-11-15

before the Police Court yesterday
afternoon, where they received partial examtna.
non: y Wasin evidence that Come visited A1s.
toxs house. on State street, and knew that the
day, be was trying hard to hear ihs railroad
Company out Of sl!e 70. the eousenss Of tts trunks
la,l Of $500 each being required Of coJne and
, 1866-11-15

ALMANAC FOE 1s57.-Thc almanac Is a national
need Eyer. body wunts IL. Years ago II cost
more than good s1zed volume; now 4 really
good almanac can be had for nolbng. We refer
to the onc for 1871. just Issued by Bennett, Pfe'crs
i Co.. Nos. 81 and - Michigan avenue, Chicago,
ana lC9 South Second street, st. Lon.s. I, Is ::
yesy neat compilation Of the usual astronomical
and statistical iacts for ihe year, In addition TO
which 1t contains complete lis1 IF United state.
Ia1 liaWa Stamp nq,.iss Lteenscs %c' with other
tliued f'e OF al1 eroecrs and druggists, 10 whom
tIcy ate1urs fshetl for distribution.
, 1866-11-15

i SANGCISAnT DoA1NAN.-Un Tuesday night
sbout 10 O'Clock, Martin Hogan went aboard the
canal boat "Eduard Busnham" lying In the river
Just below MADISON etrect bridge, and endeavoscd
to go down trto the cabin. carrying loaded re-
volvei In his hand. lie ~as met ly Captain E, D.
uayee, who d. sired 10 know his business. logan
wnntcd drink OF liquor. Hayes told him th re
Mas none there. With little oil.c: provocation
than this h,ici dialogue logan then drew up the
rcvolsc; and fired 1t At tho captain: He mlascd
deck v here be 1red three more shots, all, how
ever, being so ca1e;essly aimed tim: Captain
Hayes escaped without 4. scratch: Hogan was
Aillikin yesterday morning. cna:gcd with MI a..
sault with deadly weapons. He was committed
for s1ial In bail Of $40.
, 1866-11-15

JOHN SurPlE.-1hc examination Of John Sup
pie upon the charge Of AT assault with an intcn1
to kill Jerry Welcb, was postponed yesterday at
the Police Court mill Saturday afternoon.
, 1866-11-15

Poland,a Magic Bilious PoWders.-
These powders sasc Z sure cure for.Lfyer Com
plant, and all Bilious detangcments. They never
fail. Can be ottaiued at ali drug stores. or by
mail Price SO centa. {. &. clark g. Co.. New
Haven. Conn. Fuller, Finch i Fuller, Chicago,
Geucral Agents
, 1866-11-15

11r. O1c1 aIorcno,s Pl11s.-Chronic Di.
asrhoa. Dysentery and Cholera Aorbus In the
worst stages, which have resisted all other teAr
Dr.. Olea Moreno'e Pills. They are a Spanish dis
coycry Of wonderful virtue, just beng Introduced
to the american public through Deitzch, Blocit l.
Co., Chicago, agents for the Northwestern states.
Lei those afflicted UT them. Every boz warrants
cd OF money refunded. Sold by ali druggists.
, 1866-11-15

pOARD-W1th uniurnished room or
- rooms for gentleman aad wife. Private family
nrfferre Address stating terms and location, " Mrs.
H. IL 3uchiran.av.
, 1866-11-15

The RAILROAD E1cCRs1oS1*Ts.-The party Of
Directors aud stockholders, and invited guests Of
the Atchtson s. Fixes Peak Railroad, now on
their TO inspect the rst three sections OF the
road Just completed, arrived in Chicago 1ast even
Ing. They Will spend to-day in inspecting this
city, and, with others from this city, will 60 out
on the c. B. & z. 4. Il. to.uish.,. The following
arc The names oi 'bs party now n the stty;;
4. Whibridge; NJ Charles g; Allen and wife;
Webb; Mr. Daniel Harwood; Mr. Albert .Har-
wood; ~: ANGRY Leland ana vile; Miss :. 1LslIand;
and wife; Ms. George =. Brown; Mr.: 4; G. Ma
A. L. Coolider ard wife; Mr.. c. A. Aldnch aud
wife Mr. e. e: Esty and vile; Mrs. y. F. Gilt
ton Mrs, D. N. Skillings, Mrs. A. E. P. Joy !;
Mr. james ". Clark: Mrs. Clark.
New fork-Mr. VIM. Il. Osborne; Miss Os-
borne; Mrs. E. b. Leaycraft; Mr. Ag,nan Carter
aud wife Mr.. John Il. Stewart s. wife; Mr. JAS.
n. Tower and vile.
Connecticut-Mr. VIM j. D. Dick, Mr. S. S.
Rowland.
New Havcn-Dr. 4. White.
Wnshinpton-Geneyal j. L. Simpson.
Pittsburgh, pA.-Mr. Lpwtte Chills and wife.
, 1866-11-15
LATER NEW YORK MARKETS.

LATER NEW YORK MARKETS..
lsrccal Despatch 10 TIC Chicago Tribunal
NEW foWK, November ~.
nEEApsrCFFN.
In bscad>tus there II very strong feeling. Sprcn-
ation Il checked hy tho cnrrrnt high prtr~. There
Inns becu a renewed inquiry for corn slncc Change.
FrOvlsE0Hs.
poTk-c1osInS sale 2iHc-dul, p,
nkky CATTLE.
lirccipts, le. tieneFaasy good medium auaiMy lsc,
tsp price, Nearly all sold-closipg nvn.
BlIxkr.
Sheep 3HG46S Sr-snalt supply,
0EDCEEIEs.
Golfer dnlt; Tho :at2ic. Sugar Ia In better demand
hnu steady fats to prime 1l@1sAc. Molasscs-Abuu,
J. zoo hids xo1do high gEadcr tifouping.
, 1866-11-15

French ASD GEnxAS GooDs.-Lovcrs OF the
beaut ful will find collection of Objects Of rare
interest nt No. 19t Lake street Mr. 4. Il, Hovcy,
the well known horticulturisl, has attcd up the
rooms over his store with magniGccn: array OF
French. Swtse and German goods, including
snnaIis, csrT stsna cts i,h M or ps w,tnn 1nneis
boxes. beautiful statnares. Rogers groups, terra
coita anu porcelain vases, iadred everything tha:
lie has made Arrangements for a continuous sn
ply OF theec gooie, many Of which are new 10 th
city, and a1f Of rare merit. We aslyisr c0unofseu
10 drop in. They will find much to interest. All
al prices much lower than arc usually charged +
euneftpf goods.
, 1866-11-15

elcty saeefubled yesterday at II a. m. with m H.
creased humber in attendance. The nlnulcs OF
the me .ttrg Ct The day pr.sious were read, and
tie minutes Of the last hemi.nnual meeting, hcld
III Altcsgo, May S, 1865, having been received.
tious. DEs. Thomas c. fnhnt,ock, Of Aurora, and
A. C; Allen. Of Joliet, we:c unanimously elected
mctabete- The Society then wen. into d consfd-
cra,ion oi the subject OF capplne exposed nerves,
and the filing Of easiues In tccth.- The discue-
k1ou WIS entered into By Dts. J. 4. kennlcou, j.
Ward E11t. u. ". sherwood. 5. b. Noble, -
Slade. aud = Rebcs. This eubject consumed
the entire time OF the morning session. In the af-
en'jccas wholly uninicrcs;inr to ihe public. Ad.
iaurncd at u. N. TO II 4. IN. tQ-14y.
, 1866-11-15

Of 1ou.slsua, which, with oshezs, WAS obliged to
suspend during The military occupation Of New
Orleans. has resumed business" .s.-+F.
, 1866-11-15
MISUNDERSTANDING

wv NANTED-Lumber to sell on COM
W mission, at IsvlaEtoa, Illinois: Lnmt,es deal
address r. :. PALMER 1svlugtop Illinois. Tlit bsst
Of reference g1ren.
, 1866-11-15

A Sure Pile Cure.-Dr- tstlbert's Pile
piles. Sent by mali on reccip, Of 81 Circulars
free. Sold by druggists. Agents wanted every
where. Address j. B. RoxAtSE. Manager, No.
SIS Broadway, New Fo:k.
, 1866-11-15

WTANTED-To Rent - 4 furnished
w rueu1, With or without boar', within ten Utn.
ntes walk Of Iake-4t Refere2ces given. AdMess IS
, 1866-11-15

DAsTAnpY.-On Tuesday csenfu" Officer Hill ar
rested man nancd Murphy, Of Evanston, upon
The charge Of hsstardy. The complainant III the
csee If Miss Hannah Gull. Murphy was arrested
Wells street In company with the girls fathcr
who had the warrant II his pocket Al the time.
1noinInE hui was continued until to day, bail Of
81 go l1fipc uuuIr.l,
, 1866-11-15

Mountain Root Rtttcr.. These e1c-
ra,.t and pleasant Bttcre strengthen aud in0cor-
ate tho system. They give, good and healthy
8rpetite, and arc useful In all cases where tonic
Is indicated. Abel. n1alston s Co., ptoptie1ors,
Sandwich, III. Lord & smith. General Agents,
Chicago,
, 1866-11-15
New York Dry Ssooda 1Inrkef.

NeW 4otk Dr5 Goods aInrkef.
-. EEw yoR4., November II.
The dry Goods market shows more animation, And
more hcre!nl signs for the future festcEhiy alter
neon thcrc were ntorc buYeE* In The market aud
ns more sssyi!y hsn e!nce Tie middle or mt q pe
some leading iohbFs Monday and yesterday also
caused M increased demand from merchants near By.
roi1r+
, 1866-11-15

BY Rev. E. J. Good6pced Nor. 18th. CLAUS PElES
nnu TSABE1LA II. LAY, Ill Of Chicago.
Br Rev. E. J. GoodspAed, Nov. Ijth ELIJAH u.
HARVEY and Miss EMMA BofCE-
In this c1ty. Nor. 18th, By Rev. n. II. RYDER Mr.
ALBERT {. ODEl.L and Miss JENNIE MCBRIDE.
No Ca1ds-
Al the residence Of A. F. seebcrcer. So 4fleairau-
ay On the lS.h fnst by Rev. Or. Bishop, Mr. J. D.
SEERERGER. OF DcsNot1es1 lows. Aad Miss u. B.
COOPER, Ut this city.
, 1866-11-15
THE CITY.

"Uxpen TIE FoAa,'' the new lecture By Wild
Edsertor, ~ill be delivered on Tuesday and We'd
pcsday evenings at PeL1p, md on Thursday Of
uex1 week III Peoria.
, 1866-11-15

Paper Hans1nEs and Window Shades
at greatly reduced prices. F. E. Rigby, 50 kaar
dptph-st.
, 1866-11-15

IAD1EH' C1TF misunderstanding Of The Doard
OF Manager Of the Ladies' City Mission Will be
held this t11 lrsdayl afternoon, at Ell o'clock. In
room No. II, Methodist Block.
, 1866-11-15
Toledo lIurHcs.

FIoER-Quict. ..
GRAM-Hheat-Wlnter 1c better and sp.ta: tasc
bcsteT sales OF white Michigan At $.-5s, amber At
<2s1, and No; spring It e. 2as2s1 Corn opened At
?sc And closed st &c ior MOL mixed Oan le better
Barley 4c lower: sale4 1t &c for state.
LAKE FEE1GMIs-CnscttledSc &c asked Aad &C offered
FOR cora to Buffalo.