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, 1866-11-10

TnE rutLuAnros1o Cogcrr+ no.
,,.t .., "'o oopsesAf"-We again make
"pIu". 20. ~ 1ac musical poraon Of The public
~ nMcnu M lue concert 10 be given this evening by
Inc Philharmonic Society. The rrorramnna T. ~
Exceedingly brilliant onc. and s,ar,s a.. ie ~ an
ense audience The name Of Camille nav INV "a nm ,n
a. A. tae East e guarantee Of crowded house: tnt
.1ers ~ T. nhfe ADDED TO this attraction the Ger.
,nra.i Ie " @is. Dewcy and superb Instrumental
ro tanme. We look for one ni the best couccTts
-. sasSa " me society.
,he st.sa& GA &oHcEn1.-A concert for the bcnedt q
s1lclels ~ mo recent dte at Quebec, Ia anE
tat.s Ha iot Ills eVentng At the Nnaic H4ll or the
oPsta ;Aonse;
r. ,1oMoea hongo 'ast evening. on the o-casion Of
ssiE ocnent; me bit was '' The Irish fiou, !"
~. rom 70 GOOD Lack and ain and Out OF
i;, niaec Ihr SANG bi!l tonight. At the matinee
~. a!lefnoop. the pieces presented will be
SnoeAing EEeote aud i" The FalIJ Circle"
t,.11a " otanlauc sensational play, en-
snni1 ,,. asalaoshe. OF. Under The Snow was
Jnns suaa ptaseu ~ c'oM4ea and cnthu Asastic au-
on. o1cnce ~ 10y &eseans Tbs plot is an interesting
Mn'ea 9 GnaIaete9izes ihe sensational drama. MI
FIonk :; Mkcn, a. Count Maurice, was, as usual
admlIhole Utterly deTold OF those uapnrsis1us
which 70 frequently accompany the rendition Of
cna1aetcIs - which various shades or pas-
SION gre defeioped, Mr. Aiken Displayed
a taost natural sts!e or acting, And hei carried
INC sympathy OF his AUDIENCE as was 3emoustra.
teo By their frequent buzs1s OF applause. Nrs.
naEy, VINO pess9natcd plusrette, upon whose
io!loHes ING play hinges. was true to The charac.
leF thc represented. Her atteas unaffected msn.
nes as The simple maidcn living slone anannr th..
Aiplne bills, where the only VOICES which reached
hcf ear FOR lour long months Of imurieonmpnf
, 1866-11-10
MONTHLY MORTALITY.

DEATHS IN THE cITr DC1ixG OCTOBER.
ihe report oi the Health Officer, giving the
mortality in the ciIy for the month Of ls.t
'as cen completed. From II VIC learn there wcr
i:l'o deaths during the month, that number in.
rlqdlnF = dealhs from casualties.
~ an!loWln2 ts The report: CAuscs OF heath
aeshdrnt, IL: ronchit1s, i; cancer, !; chiii.bcd,
.ntnr1 T. 'e; eoasai,a cnoG's nofous l5 cholera In
:estion Of h:air, 4: coll, i: consum,tion ion'
}; Commissions, 10; croup. !: Ss1nn; dcI;9iun;;
::cmc's. =; dee!!ae, i; a'asrhaa, Fl; d.pii,esja.
= ,ecass o>o r. h.,r+ M poselr J.; dsrasc .! brain,
'h,oat. disease Of n;p, !: aqor:s qaaease =. e
;s..iowned ~. dyrcn,cry, t0: erysipela:. !:
;s,rrycI,.E,htlabel, =: rcmittent, Ii scarlet, S.
TX eSsnsn, 1o' fftst:d; T.; hcof!h
amIMaslon ot rain, IL; ianan,ma.I"n Of boxcie L.
irn"s ~ au!.ation of kiaucyE, 5; fnhamm alon or
:; Er,ss,ria r'isetnpcrsncc mai asmus, .; measles,
.ssy. = phtii.s ON nT,S.; sSs T.; poisoning, plcn
srtoiua, 2; stil.born. i; summer rn,n,;a;nt NJ
eutcoe, /; ;et:hIns. is; inbusca,osis mSo"o 5
lIknoxn, q. - ioa HStnf i,,!6 "ennd' i; ursnla, il
--teGriIts-Ch!cAso, ;r}1; o,hcr a..4,
L, tied statee, eG0; bohemia, 1:' si n.,rr; rar Of
.aneda, ii; neaMark, ): i:n:land eaSaIs'EEm, ~ E,; =;
=; CeImany, ~: Holland, .; ireland, is; Sor,,
!; Sraln, j; Sweden, u; Scotland, s;sWiilaeap.. siaa.
saEd, !; Walee, 2: unknown, %. Total, Lilo,
!, Under Year, 81; from to 10 ycars. Is; from
A. ~, ~ fsasF, l1om en 10 70, from 20 10
~; IRON 70 to q. 11S; from 30 10 70, y; from
= 35e'n 10 to 100 se'f'' j; unknown, Is. Tots,
The de9!hs were divided thronshou, the cftv IS
ra. 1 1HGsta Dl;isloa eli; Son,h Division, ;it
The number Of deaths during the co-Irs.nnni,,
LloElh Of last year YVES 3CO.
, 1866-11-10
New York stock and !, an. ,,.-...

AoF3 stock and Money Mnfkes.
NEW YozK. Novenbezs.
sTSs11xa ana sss.dS :ss ;: ssns
Goln,GWithont material change. Speni1r a. 1.s,<
aaG!oRs1HS e 1ttx saa e1es!aE '''@'
E1as9Ens Ens1ea15 70 70 ILLITzEFoo1~oaacs.
Mi7 ct I eMssiyqFss;;nij....1ssS 81 w; Te......
Ses YoiE ieaisi::::::,alss s + esss: s;:::iisH
s 2s's2;: ;ss!i?:sS E !: IS: i
pea9s g e ~e!tfas .tt,ee
sns e se Tssf
a1e Pei sns e e 9 =
q sss sS, S.zs 1as Az 519a 9s
xe "a aS nsana notes A. Di:couI IS arc &C
eess s'ssH ss ssss
rte thap G'te neTgs aex9 1s ,hs
r 4 a.ys sadp Pss S,sMsss III SaGts
1he .,oeS tSm uaTEst 1fsna shoh. aands ese
sesss TS2H 1sasP 1S,s su;a e pics
vhee .sirosd lit hisse. sSa 1ee'y ard declined
,Govetnments aEe mo.e active but the gold eartup
s''d' aDs are seaeiali5 Iszsf. A'"'A N'a'Snes Of
sofs e. Sszsssss ssns @ss he
1ii i ot s; 9a ,ssgs ~ toa 1ae les
Of bEokesf The enort to 1T tie fats m 10 az ne5
cent has stEnay iaef- H,sconnts s;nli We
panfr paxses SLOW Prime names IRE done n r1nH
craze c3:Gat at Ga Ger ctni. - - N
dsn 1e a. s9la a asSss T. sas been generally aset
t%o 3stcmes ere l and ls6t and tae ciostne liz
1 - demand for exchang. Is yefy i!sh,
aaa IT, supply Of bills. bath cotton ana banHera Il
9n.ee 9 M 5al Prime bsnkeEs' bills osc quoted Eener.
@ rs} ~ Pot safes have been uA lie 1t lower
ment 10 real .s,ate 1t private salc and lie 1euHenSv
desirable property. T' -SF.eAA'3 VI
fa11ei lore steady toward the close OF the day The
ec,'sfe1es. Si1e Tefe e = fhs closing prices:
~, rcr., .6:. .lG H@lo94 AMI. com. Ill f&uSs
r:gs ge @ eoun' !ct. f9iB
'ttHt,tSt.raA !stc CoM- .lI34Gt3l4
II sS' Mny 65. com. .llsxttl1lX
SSs ~: a. s ;sa ss'!ssssI'5s
JGlS 1-Ht- .ll6hts11 I =" - ~ SS"'S
S1iAasH1E s1ocS;-1he steamship rhA,cs were
Psa Eas n peea Err Fasiac s IL bidding
l,hout lringng out any. The stoeE aoaSa is III L.
ng Gfue Chna 1lnc. Atlantic Mail closed At ia XIII
aIa III non Sasislion ut 1l3H.3lli. ~
ev4 SnAhks.-Ih coal ehares hAyc been
fode,,x sninaatea e in several instances, and the
aa Nicely MH and P''ie' s ipctsasis sn.er has Is
!sor aEder the nc.r prospect cf it, bcitr placed On
1e paying list Cumberland DR. Ger snd snid
np N Mk. bot clossd At 6s4a69. WltEesbarFc has
DEED ae!lse al 'i and closed With 10 stock Offering
~ AAEiscE1L1NEors-Ihe ~ stock market at the last opcn
poasd Was dull md lower than the sccoat boarI fA
L.NHtSe A1EKs--lhe following were tina closing
, 1866-11-10
Law iHTELLfGEECE,
New Order in Relation to the Trial
Calendar Number Of Divorces
Criminal Matters Judg-
tnts-Scw Suits,

cson viii WIFE tsey sa!en s nui no, 10
l'ornins nrzt ~ - N1'' '4'''A'
John Clark against 1homa. Derwcnt M mentioned ton ID
l.harssaay, was submitted to the jury, with in.
case OF jacob Beyper. to recnver nr F:cnr+.a = 2
Cline lhe cost OF hauling a fnan;itv of Inv hor
dah,aEc laid a. sso0, was taken up and given e.
asainsts J. Y. Iawor. Co. ii the sais of tpe
fG1rh T1a cSa,i National ,I Lark, foE ssso.1
the prescnl practice in Relation 10 tie ttia} cann.
, d. .,, l ST. of the ttial calendar q pres
roe R1 e. IF tae ts,a h
of the bar, go Tint for the January Term
md for sutec1uent terms, 10 notice need be
.a,c :hc csn=c upon the tIiai caenis1 hnt nnu ~
lnrpose.'' 14A' ~ 'AA1S''DN 1'f 'na'
a1Iy interesting. IL beint en,1s,arcd hs, sa t
then, there were. Mos1e Nacar an cst;anno m ~
OF Palme:'s Circus company. instituted nToccet5.
semitmal style Co usualjy aon;es nS is,a enae az
co;fos writ. The Enit wh,ch i ,ntan,aoS ~
to follow the arrest Is q case 10 recover ior dam
horse, which defendant was deslrons Of seI!ips
was warranted to b. ree s i9 oE yice ne1sf end
trained. IN face Of the warzantce, 1t is alleged
Ehe standing tpon its bark. i: rnrrSiisJ end ~
irary observation-disclosures. she was vSnien,s " sns s9
dorm ard seriously Injured 'uchn JAIN
for The arrest cf one psiriat. att.a& pona WITH
.ommcncus at the came t1me An aefion pp"rn ~ ra
cover for an assanjt mia mnnr M, ~ T. , 10
With An iron nnrer -. upon nt As Is ALLEGED
filed yestefday in This eonif r.; ~ ~ @
Lava Wtiis, wao esks 19 DC fe,terel from her hns-
fea, "a1 fnt.a9a ~: ~ Wnom sne alleges ahe has
useA 14tnanl, LOVING and devoted wife afnce Sep
Ia1H,s,f;. tem9es ~. she charges him with being,
Aao.,u1a.y, dfhnkafd:
=, Aetiofls OF assumpsit were commenced AZ lol-
lows: Shores, S1nley & Co. vs., John Hen.
ia'cs, danfaecs, sailM; D. R. Draht l. Co.
". lhomas kFalIon. damages, F1Ys:
1terf 1he came y. j. Newman, damages Si5a5i, and
,,sn Msa ~ Maaer ss: Merchants Insurance Com
nc superior Court made bul lew orders. Its
'noEes geiEc engaged IN tryipS c1uaes. Before
.t9I. ~ :. e. Haly. an action brought npou bond
q tnaSmnlty IN tepeytn slit c1mm need An
.uS1 ~ - ~, Wns tried. Thomas J. Hamilton
WIZ lAonhs u; hing, IN that action. sued Patrick
Inh iII.hsnaR9an ano others, anh failed to recover.
, 1866-11-10

'EuL VI pcln6 registered.
The Attacks on George Peabody.
10 Tho Editor Of the New York World.
CIR We hear on all sides surprise and
mor1thcation expressed, that q Journal of so
respectable standing rs the Errning Post
sn9u.a an5 naye admitted to It's columns long
ana Ecurrilous letter denunciatorv Of the
Character, and impuRnipg the motives. OF
Mr. George Peabody, In inauFuratine tt,ose
magnificent charities which, not SO mnch f6r
their munlacence as for the good judrment
,aisplsye BY the donor in their distribution,
both hem,spheres. or the authorship Of T The he
afst letter We are happy to say VIC cannot
make surmisc OF lis object We arr even
more in the dark. What earthly object
q man can have in impuguiug the mo-
lives which induce fellow man to confer an
fering, we cannot conceive Even If he did
go about the country, "snufdug up puhlic
incense which he had purchased" Vas ever
Gonceit more pardonable or less offeusIyee
~ ~ Is ever purchased incense purere But this
tation in his movements, but, on the con.
mary, has unexceptionably erdeayored to
escape public ovation, and has inyariably re-
fused Invitations to public dinners. &C.. &C..
which were rendered him in acknow1edg.
msnt Of bis munidcence.
The Post, however, has seen III +o nnhl,sh
extracts from vile attack made hy d fellow
named Wilson, who edits paper i'd Chicago.
who endorses the aboyc-1uentioned lefter'
and goes even further in his denunciatious Of
Mr- Ar Peabody, stigmattzing him as a rebel,
Now, Mr.. Editor, the writer of this COM
mnnication happened to be resident Of
LONDON during the years 1850. 1861. and lSdS,
ana knows Of bis own knowledge that these
assertions Of Wilson regarding Nj. Peabody.
as rs fegards a % us hostility to the Government
SfHfn H.
, 1866-11-10
NEW YORK CATTLE MARKET.
SnIcH Of Cattle nt Ncrsen.

Sales Of Cattle nt ncrgcn.
lhepofea BY Telegraph exclusively for the Chicago
T1bune.l
NEW foEK, Fr:daJ Evening, November 2.
u1u CATTLT-1here were yasicd at bergen todaY
S1& bend, and soO more arc expected tomorrow,
have declined nearly It. and naca nrc very slow:
iuneeo. stoeE VIII scarcely sell It all to-day. The hes.
quality will hardly bring 1Gc while soud scus at 15c
ma falr af 1Sc. D.orcrs loec heavily.
si1EEP-The market IL fatriy active, and NC better
ss grades te1l At and faif At Gxc Some fat State
lanbt brought skc.
IoGe-Rcerived. % CARS. The weather Is warm.
threatening raln. The market Is very ha. The best
on'S and s4*Sac, and prices ar still declining.
Few of tie offerings wcre.tAken.
SoLoS RoB1Ssox.
, 1866-11-10


ALaAST. Soyctnbcr9.
bEAf lAT7If-1hcrth has scarcely been any market
Tor cattle hero this wetk We have never
more dul nor the trade more depressed. The tec,ne
5cscfcay from last weeks prices was at least NC rer
T. Md thoec who sold yesterday ti LOO ntr bead
hrteF tian they ecnd have done tcday. The Eastern
nru nave Fought with extreme caution, and the New
foskess have taken but few hundred head 70 that
thc tr9 OF The supply must cp through In first hands
10 bc disposed ofty the conmlsslonmcn Some Of The
best killing bceyes brought only sxc and We heard OF
but ono ea1e above fKc.
BIC. Coon sold 81 head Kentucky and Oil O, the &c
lectd tops Of several droves, At &c .. Tbcy aver
aged Ito ns.
The receipts aggregate $40 head yery few Illinois
sellers present.
suExr-Mosc on rather slowly at 3aec ~.
hods-Harc suddenly dropped 10 sYtasc = =. nut
oua al thA1- There was = sale this moralue Of 800
dressed hogt. Western. averaging 80 D. attic. sun
ply, 1000. 10y
, 1866-11-10

pERSONAL-Allchele Foscho Is trayel-
i ling throEeh the country asking chsr1ty. ne /.
snal tnan ABOUT nty yeaEs old. Any onc EnowjoE OF
Il Itck and be Is needed at home, 's AA' tstAA's
, 1866-11-10

ss.nIA ~ sInseIf RAtD.-Dnrtns the late
ntofe oi "caEetday hight p.ntiop of The po,ice
fescc Of the arst precinct uuae. Can,a1', I,ctavs
elections made raid upon sue,, wa.,ns snS
"1oll!n: stock a. eopla hc ,cund in the .trss
and alleys In Violation Of cspte. Is a. sc,,;o, N
ot the Revised City Ordinances. snc c4hib,,in, ~ -,
The stIeet was nearly filled with whcclIaIroonnss. ons.
tuCrtes. dtass. tTnck wagons. and convcyanre,s
feErcsensins every class ol business in town. not
1@o1Ecittng @ INC circus. The detached portions Of
cid boh1ds. shafse and tcachce, and tho rene ii
appearance Of thG vicinity was Or Il some search
u: EiE1 especially detailed IRON the weather o.
perry, except railway caTs aEd engines, to lhe
A.moIy d,,I i9E grand exsmiua.lon. Owners ca,ae
Ecoa na'u'cd1y It is IN b. presumed ,ha, ;l1..
9"nets o. tn!s closs uf ptupe.:y will tukc csre al
II Ss!Si payaas rev 1nes aud being put to con.
, 1866-11-10
LOCAL MATTERS.

Chicago. October lst, lSGG.-I HI d bccn
snfe1 inE iFom disc ,se rallied By many rhy ysicians
been attended By nve or six doctor. and thcy Iii
told nc could not live, but must die. va. rc-
duceI to mere shadow, and at the recurrence OF
such times ! could 6e heard All over The ilousc
f's1lcE'i,,c FOR breath. then heard Of Miss Ton
netee*, the great Magnetic Doc,Eess, and nv Eue-
band retsuadcd nc to Rehd Tor her. had given
Hp NJ hol'o otcycr agau being restored 10 health
nni 70 please my husband consented to tn bcr
Mtss Tcnncstec examined me, and told me that
s; va. IN critical condition. bal thai shc could
posl.Nely cure nc. i doctorcd With h,r two
a dlt3s1cnl rxsson. and continued 10 improve
eycry day. 70 that was able to do ali my work
alone. ! feel that this lady, under God's proyi.
feel nEdcr The deepest gratitude To her, tcr i nm
af healthy as nnyhody now. and have been 90 sjrcc
ehc cured me- i've years ago.
No. Reuben street, Wesl Side. Chicaro
, 1866-11-10

LATER NEW 9UHh MARKETS.
Especial Despatch 10 the Chicago Trihunc.1
NEW Ioax. Eovcmbcsg.
DEEAps1CFTs.
bfeAostuts are very unsettled. The wheat sold at
f!.'o Was regular No. 3. Corn has declined since
|chanGc-closlnE pominal at $1.es. Oata-Qld Lhcaeo
brought lcc and over.
....- PROVISIONS.
Pork closed dull st $e5ss.
L1yK uons.
logs lower, al 64c. Receipts, cars,
GRoCER1Es.
Coffee. @Rtesc for Ro; fair busloesa. Sugar outte
aetives fair to prime, 1lal24.
, 1866-11-10

Oats dull At 4aaslc. na.ey stesdy At acoas1 I. ~
spring and II -5ds1 20 nor fa,t. s'@' ~"
Wn1s1Es-flrmcs. Sales In bond Il z5c and ftc. NJ
{z-a "@N 1A1 " &c -
Bacon unchanged. Lard dull s.1rs nf chnIr. r,.,s
at lie, and in krgs 1aslsc A1'~to
, 1866-11-10
New York Dry Goods Market.

New Tork, November ..
ihe ety Goods market presents come new fea,urrs
tnis holnlhE The election being over, more buyers
ot hore CT n somewhat irregular way. Print mea
prices 4c generally but this was narIIy
~ eh fhe prices and Iobbcrs, md hnd little or no e
@ ~ 1ohhess further reduced their prices ycstes.
sone foT 81 Theh 81 Eesc nes Ee.y desirable aud
goods. ~ 1NA AWAY eA'e''Ie " sae'e
5nnnErcs' PIECES.
4nuNn sIheetlncH-Fcp1ere +, SC do r. &C.
e., ~ aSHca Shlftlngs-Bar1letEs, SOC; Tip&Op Sakc
rF1ntsIMesfiwac =. Sc; American, lsXc A1nolds,
pany. 27Hc. eo'n
, 1866-11-10
AMUSE EmENrI

caschtcr = began 10 abuse her, which WIS carried
TnsnneE manner Della vas arrested, brought belorc the
, 1866-11-10

NV UELtANs, November 9,
Co71ox-Iowcs; salcs So bales low m.dd]lnr norn,.
nsl u 3sH181c. Receipts fnr the week D3o Ssles
bales. ~~' A'f'N~"
GRocrE1xs-suezr In good demand 1t 1s,,a,.xc FIR
fair. @''eS'see 1o'
RASKf-ster1tnc. &c; New Yosk exchange mar
,tfK1anIs-SeT York, x; Liverpop Ktaals:
, 1866-11-10

Especial Dapatcn to the Chicago Tr1burel
CINCINNATI. November 9,
FLorR-Du1l, with small tales ot tupcr.pe Al sto =
e1tFa II IA ohsi:.so, and nari1y II 13saa,tpQ,
GEA1S-Wheas-1hc market IL Inactive, and prices
'ue oetteE Than nomoaf. With sales OF No sprias ss
s" Aod winter At e2.sa. CoTn-ln good dtu and rtth
fa.ts Of mixed Al Htss7c; new 1t 51c Oat*-pul
go <tsSc lower with sales Of No. 1t l.a4sc Rrt-
uull aud SC lover, with sxteA Of No. at s Usrlev
Active and frmer.
corroS-Dall And lover, with ss1es Of n,tal,nr a,
G4t. N@Ae a.
NAhK1T-steady, with sales Of bonded atac
Fovnioss-Cnectt!ed; new mess rors ocTr7rd at
saet o. lcoo hsls aIss twenty days December 1t
se&oc. Bacon. better clear and cut lover. s,e. or
'hou'deFs At sH8t3kc; Sides Ike; clear sides 1sc
Al! hnk eats scarce; shoulders packed at 1s,
ldes 11 Lard dull sales prime, new and old Kettle
at l5c. Green ueats dull aod lowers sales Of han, Al
i2c; shoulders offered At &c: sides. loc.
Hoas-bct'eT demand; sa1cs at te.89es0: cro.s:
principal sales At $50 rcectlts, 1850.
MoyKr-Closc.
EyCu1NQt-F7xt. 100 ttarornt and p.r
, 1866-11-10

FOR SALE-A rare chance for capita]-
I fst9 Lots 16, Il 70 and "a. on Ha.1non-cours he.
IHfrn A!ehigae and " Nabashays. For further infor.
mat!0n inquire at l q Hsraon-court.
, 1866-11-10

DCEcLAIr The residence of Mrs. caulBell. at
No. is Aberdeen street, uas entered by burglars
oI Wednesday night. hut being disturbed in their
operations by tie wakcfu1ncss of eomc members
ol tie family, made tasty exit, taking with them
iTo osetcoals; Yesterday morning one OF the
street. With the coats, Int seeing Policeman al
EarcinE toward the store, he suddenly dropped
them a1d dccampcd from The premises. The eoats
t1fcd. - - -
, 1866-11-10

o,!egal agitation, wisely and brayely adopt
ed by the colored men throughout the North.
the rejected citizen will have his rirht to the
t5anshise irrespective Of the property quail
aea.t. neatloa. argued hlly IN the Supreme Court.
right Of bcinr reoistcred l13 " wy
, 1866-11-10
sB The New York Tribune Of The 7th inst

says that
"a colored man Of this (Scw York1 city
was denied registry, because, In virtue of liz
Civil Rights Bill, the Constitutional Amend
ment atclishing slavery, and other known
guarantees Of The Constitution, be refused to
answer the question as to whether he owned
real estate. IL accordance with the nrinc,n1,.
, 1866-11-10

lion. J. s. Morrill, and Hon. George F. Ed
m"nds, appointed Commissioners By the Governor
to examine and report upon the matter of contrf-
bnttns from Vermont Two statues for the National
Gallery in Washington. have recommended that
statues, seven and half feet in height, Of Ethan
Allen aud Jacob Collamcs, be the contributions,
They have also obtained the terms upon which tue
slatncs Will DO executed by two Of Vermont'a sons
Hiram Powers and Larkln g. Mead, Dr. Mr..
Powers will hnlah ono FOR $500, and M., Mead
one for 5000, with $500 additional If The statue ia
delivered In New York,
, 1866-11-10
=. t3H&IEKEEW,
No. Reuben street. West Side, ChIcaro

nr. Olen Moreno,a Pl1lR.-Chronlc Dl.
alsnTa; Dytentcry and Cho!csn Morbns tn the
worst stages which have resisted all other tr.a,.
mcnl: arc cured IN syesy instance by the use OF
Dr: olta Moreno lfl!t. They are a spanish dis-
.ossrs o. wonderful ytrtuc, jnss beng Introduced
tetne ~ american public through Deitzch, Blocki l.
Let those afflicted Try them Everr hox warrant.
cd OF money refunded. sold by ali Druggists,
, 1866-11-10
u Z e d .
Dduri,tu 4 ar11r1l1irs

IL ths CITY Of lnng fever. FRANCIS. son Of Frcde,
scH arc Emma stocEwe1, aged months ana Sdavs
~ III O'Clock q, N. Or Sunday. Friends arc
, 1866-11-10
Vessels puGsad nn,-nts

'E"9Isu IHHAEd UGtF0It.
Especial Despatch to tic Chicago T mnr,
Uf-Ame.ican Union, Fo1.
DowN-Fontaluelo. sheruoo VIM s,o,&
Grey Eagle. AAoia iaHa'
NIAp-EouthWcst
, 1866-11-10

20, "A sure Pile Curc.-Dr. GIlbert,s Pile
M MintHument positively cures the worst cases of
piles ss1t bT mail On receipt OF 81 C.rrulans ~
ifee. Sold " dsugRIats. Agents wautod every.
Wne1e. W. ADDRESS J. 9. RoxA1sE, Manager, NJ.
, 1866-11-10
THE CITY,

STATE DENTAL soc1ETr.-1hc scmI.annual meet.
Ing Of the 1l,inolt State Dental Society VIII bc
held In the Methodist Church block. in th,s c,t~
commencing on Tuesday, tho 18th lnatant. Al III
o'clock, =. N, ~ ~
, 1866-11-10

AoTuEn A0AtKsr DAuanrKnx-Anottey In.
stance Of a mother appearing as witness against
nef daughter occurred at the Poliec Court ycstc.-
day morning. Miss Della MeCaulcyt amer an 49,
sence oi nve years, returned home a few weeks
ago, and, aceolding to the statements Of her
molher, received cordial welcome Matters
"ens hnootois iof fonr OF dvc weeks, when the
, 1866-11-10

MARY DnowN.-Mary Brown, IN elderly 1aav
of wcathcs-be1tcn appearance, got away:from ,be
poor house, md came batk to Chicago. phc-e
etc became natural again by getting drunk. shc
was arrested aud brought to the Police Court
yesterday shc said. your honor, that she never
dtank any .whisley in the country. She was
ansd $ md sentenced to tweaty days at The
, 1866-11-10

LAST AFPEArAScE.-Ellen Curtis INSIDE be,
tEi1d and last appearance this week, a, The Police
Coart yesterday afternoon. She weit 10 the dwctl,
Ing Of lady and refused to leave, also tbrcs,cn.
T: to O st he house on 1rc. The fu.pcnded sas
The Br1dcwcll. 1Ao 1-''e" "eu1 u
, 1866-11-10

j. Waller. Esq, proprietor OF the london
1sntf, arrived IN this city yesterday and took
rooms ut tie fremont House. lie is accompa.
MED BY his eldest son, now twcuty-one years cid,
Walter + the thifd ol hal nalnc who has ,cid pro
lr.eto1ship IL The Tines. 1t was established in
ano9n6y, a1a 9 !a IN toadon. BY bis gsandfatacr the
.oan lhs sec: nd, born In 1773-n gentleman als q
practically master Of the art Of printing. WIN
%ay %sn ens ss ~Rh 5 d ssi a1fa H.
q Napoleon in lef5, succeeded, by energy and
liberal disbGrsemehts, in anticipating intelligence
news FAR ahead Of The b;:tish Government. r Steam
On Soseher & IL i,qh isis fhc e 2ss sSls
invented tMr. Walter paying ali tic IeaFs e.
hanr hamed 16 kTntE ny whss 1890 l@pressions PEI
proved press produced from 1000 10 5.oo0 copies
an hour; IN 1es hy he novelty OF vertical press
Der LAS been more than doubled by Hue'a steam
e9HHfv n9T oq c ptsd M Wa,sr
1Sss 70 1911, and the Town Of NOTTINGHAM from
ISL to bus oca1h tn 1877. lie was eueceedcd by
tle present John Waller, Esq, born is,s eda. ID
ard NJ. A.. 1873; called 10 ,6e bar TIncoia's inpi
l5i., and IN the came year elected. The day aftef
nis athsrs DEATH MeIabcr Of Parliament for Not
1859. when hr was returned for Dcrss iWhcre hiss
Ole landed estate Is situated and teorc
esa'so 'nat county uhtll lhe autumn Of last Year.
a nor,r ...-s s.1----,
DIV ortrr,,oa. 'ates elocA' On 1nnrs-
cloth, worth about flO0 from 10 front Of the store
Of fAendcll Brothers. Mt No. as3 South Clark street,
ssosseo tne street and disappeared nefore any one
IN lhe store AneW The goods were taken. One
siea s2ne 1asr four Of hsse paekages we're offered to
By Mr. Holland. pawnbrokes, Klein was ior,
mer1y business partner Of the McnIelis' ami
that tncy we're recently stolen. lie negotiated for
;neH ; PniSnasG, ont postponed payment tn even
kecner m ia MrnanIt 'u n.,'a III ne sent n,s nooE-
aecettnfntd the fact Of thc thef Thn ~ 9t,or t
placed in the hands Of Defective KciieE Wa who
, 1866-11-10

BASE BA11--A natcl, :aate tf i1se bill wfll b.
played this morning at Camp Douglas. The play
will bc bctwt en- the first nines OF the Monitor and
Resol1le Clubs. The game Will commence at
niue o'clock
The drst nine Of th: Champion Junior Excelsior
Club, and picked n1ne Of the North Side Cluhs.
Will play matth game at the Ogden Skatin- Parh.
ihe game Wiil be opened at two oclock this after
, 1866-11-10

tfcE.-A Ire broke ont in the roof Of one-story
frame house On Wells street, 4 few doo-s north o
Harrison, between twelve and one o'clock rcster-
Gay at1et- bon. The alarm vas souuaea from box
No. Is: The frc was quickly checked after fh,.
arrival of the frrmen, the dimsrc oaly a:nnnnts
hs 10 about $e00, which was fully frsnred.
, 1866-11-10

TOLEDO. November 9.
FLoCE-Qniet.
rS-Nheat-Nlntcr, 132c lo~cr spr1uc. &c 1ouer-
sales Of new white Michigan at &I95: smber Il ia
2sf No: spriBg. $2.ai@e.?'. Corn opcaed sc and
cloen ac lower and tn: eales No mixed at 9aos No
Oats held at Sc and &c hid S7SSf1~'
LAKE. FEKlGHfH-9c Tor cQru to Dnfrata