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GRAND OPERA CONCERT,

When the iollow,,s BRILLIANT PROGRAMME vii,
be presented: "'''
PA 1T FIRST,
!. Grand Quartetic f.nm Fiielio, neefhovsn
Eidelto. Mn!zilcas, Kocco and Jacnino -
Madame MARIE FREDERTCIx Miss
CLARA LANG. M. JUsEPH. HER.
MANN. and Mr, TliEoDORE HABELr
~ ": WILHELM Foi;MEs. ;;MEs''''''sflsehsl
, 80 III. JAMES ii. WEnti. Ei:nitii''''''"eol
,, Madame sisRiE FREbERiGii..' 'Destenes
. ,,., III. JosEfM nERIISs. Mozart
Mf. THEoDoiiRRE HxBEIIxS. Snee'no'eo
PART SECOND
'sasssRais'n 'sssasRinss'!n. Breeze" vss,
Mr.. JAMES ii. 'i5i:iii:.' WEHIi. " e'''
Ns. THEoTssKE HAREiMXS and Isir.''1'eA III.
. ,.. FRANZ HInMER.
. Isd:me III fiE faEDEKici. .sshunAn
III. WILHELM FORsfEs. 'oso's
>. Gsaod Aria from william Tell.
q p,,r, IN ,,.us Miss CLARA LANG.
y 01 ar JAMES il: WEiiIi EiiiIi.'''''''''"ehl
MEKASz MMSiER. III. TiiEou0iiE Martini
uuAAssElAAN, HAZE and Nj. JOSEPH HER
tAsim,:sion. Adm Il; Family Circle, % CENTS
without cxte2 charge. ~
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Illinois and Aljchtgnn Canal.

T.. H.
c1EArKp-p. c, Norton. Leuout: Rescue, Leuoas
u. Hrts. Lrmcut =; II. q. Loouuis Lemon:: Advance,
Leroat; Nsry Walker. Lernont: II. Mckcnnon OF
tawa 70 sto lumber, SLIGO 1ath Time. Norris ao.:a5
4 'nmhcs; Excelsior. Havauna ssoss n lumber p.op
Kankakee pckit 81 n lumber, o1 shingles, a,Otu
lhih; Jack kobcftson. IaSa1le; Rock Kan. Ottawa,
ss.sl lumber. 5000 - stayaa, and heading 1905 -;
American Star. Lasal!e; J. Crot1y. Seneca, 70 brs
salt Maple Leaf Joliet Commodore Foote, St, Louis,
100 rs salt In tacka; Clyde, Otsaws tsg.' Il lum
bcT. a ~ lAth; Enadllla Ottawa 1875 Il lumber
$3.50 fath Montana, seueca, s!ool shingles; Cuba,
Ottawa IS brls salt tons coal Atlantic, Morris; !;
Ga2eps. Florence. 10 II lumber, = 0oo 18th Queen
City, ChiilIcothe, 5000 II lumber; General
sherman. Norris G,u1 # lumber, 1S.1U lath |:
glasgow. st. Louis, 1,1's brls salt: Monitor. PeEu
prop E. G. Good ST. Louis i5oo bu wheat 80 bss salt
q 81 lumber: NilA aukce FcE1n. 40 brls salt: Pho
nix. Lnckport $500 shingles 2 n lumber, 100 brls
SAT- lauthe Morris 4Ssl' Il lumber: Deer Park No.
. ST. Louis $50 bu wheat; LegrauI. Perm. 61+a6 II
lumber; P. Eo:thrup. Lockport: General Rosecrana.
Ottawa 20 ,lss II lumber seo Ath Republic, joliet
6ss'6 1t lumber s 30 shins les Oak Leaf Joliet, 800
lrrnber; Peter and Pzn1, Ottawa $40 brs tat 400
n lumber, 600 shingles prop King brothers, Pesu 10
salt Wing and Wing. Joliet; Constitution, LockooEt
5ccs ou wheat; 1obzcco Plant. kankakee. 2a6h n
lumber. 3o brIs tait Gold Rod. OstawA; prop ChlcA
Co. St. Louis. 10000 lsth Barge No. l, ST. Louis,
1o,to9 Il lumber, oooo shingles; harge No ;, ST.
Louis, .s,9t3 Il lumber 9s,11 iAth Barge No s. Il.
Sale; Barge No. LAsAilc; Il. HAmln, PoortA, ~
n lumber; II. s. Carpenter. st. Louis, ASes bu wheat.
AEEyvEn-Gtpraltar. Joliet, e5 yaFds Erbble, and
yarus dimension stone E. Bu1nhAu, Summit, 100
tons gravel; y. s. CARED. Lonont y yards dIuensi6n
stone Drill, LenQut ~ ya7ts dl.aension stoae Lady
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TEmpER1.,t,E.
a City Association Formcd-Rcsolutlon
Against Strong Drink,

| Convention was held yesterday In tho Mi.slol
| Chapel, on Monroe street, for the purpose of or
eahl1ine nm association to represent the interest
o. TIC Good Tcmplars. Five delegates from cacl
Lodge Of this 0lder of the twenty :hscc Lodges II
.hss sity: constituted ihe body In he secret ses
e loE ae fae OIL S ss.f
! ". c. TIE. I. Ii, ssurterant, Jr., Of Warrer
" '. TINS. L. N. Ktngs,nry, of Houston
". X. ST: $. Smith, Of Misefo7 Lodge.
| VIZ, s. I'll. " Wood, Of Aqua Pors
M.M.-W. u: Bennett, OF Houston Lodge.
D. M.-Miss r E. Holden, OF Warren J,odgc.
W.S.-Charles Jackson, OF Ttumball 1yodee.
4. Il. s.-Are. E. E, q. sturteVanl, Of Warren
!. 4. s.-ni.t Dom Chapman, Of Warren
4 public meeting was held in the crsr,,x r..
social reunion. Ater an opening psayes ihe ;o,. S
lowing resolution WIS oaercd BY BIO. Bin.
hesolr1d, That no temperance man esn eon,,.t.
emily vote Tor Or Otherwise aid In The election a.
aty candidate for Office who Is hAbIiunl drink.
e., o. who Is In iavor OF pcrpe,uatin9 license
AZ; Sherman opposed ite pa..agc In remarks
Host, &nd B. S. Caswell. 80 "~so' n4t@
Afer warm a. and veil conducted debate by
The c1-rcises were ittesspersea by the .ineinp
congregation. ~ A""'
Mr. Van Eth made fcrvent appeal to the m,7u.
oess to take aetise scps 10 redeem their fellows
perfonsl experience Of the baucful e4scts or
liquor. ne had many times felt iha, he must
ei,heT drink or die; He knew Good Templars
who should tc sought ont and brought 6ack from
the CUTTERS. His picture of The l1osrors OF tna
drnnksrd.s s Gd % liie was exeeedinEly powerful.
R<kofrtd, That this Convention lender our
thanks to The press of this city for their hntness
in publishing the proceedings Of this Convention.
Convention adjourned. ~A~
The Good Tcmnla1 organization Is composed Of
m active aud devoted men and womes, mot fe ? Of
the lat:cr Young and good 1ookt9gl, who have felt
the demon alcohol. Their cEorts are increasingly
sneesssinl and new lodset arc being constantly
established, and new recruits received from thc
for their work in this city.
, 1866-11-01

About fifteen minutes before ten o'clock On
Tuesday night Officer Il. O'Connos, Of Piuscrtou's
Police, head the Rnund OF three succca siyc
etsokca upon the fence a. the southern end oil
C}ark street bridge and few minutes aftcr-
wards he was informed that there was q man lying
sanr s 's foot s e the s stas so4ss; sss a'o pss
Sefh S''s' oeSasr s;sSss "h1 %usSiasss sfs%ss
oa"d e 5a eIe's,as eae ses re.ans cue Gill;
&c sf IN IN uaea aendaacs o
The body then conveyed 10 the ATnoly, % ,SheTo eu
ceased was identified Is jonn freson, mnn forty.
Il eeSs sf'Ff 0 H. '1 W. a
%s!s5 ; =, s'5est T6s spn NJ q IL siso sGRss %ss
he died from sudden hcmonhase Of The lungs
Mr. freso1 had been know,, for the past tv:en:y
n, yss5s hs both members Of The arm Of Colehurn /
afflicted with asthma, which had latteriy been
rowing 60 much worse that he had little cxpec.
81 hemorihare onT lasa sfisle. Tha1sday h,ae5e 5e
1est i've sua,,s Of blood: o. Frtday he was 1t ut
sunday he Lent bis room At Wrcht's Hotel. lie
had been At the Store On Monday afternoon, and IS
presumed 70 have been returning 10 his hotel from
TSt"G %S%ouiA III WITCH Ac MaS hvdaH Hu3CkGl NltA
bleeding at the lungs. He told Mr. Weare two OF
Three days a9b that hc should not carry the money
When found ss above stated blood was oozine
Com bis mouth. 1he verdict of the
Ioroner'e Jury WAS to the eject
tllat Il deceased came 10 his dcait from exhans.
ton occae'oned by repeated attacks Of hemoI-
Mr.. Irsson's wife died about eighteen months
since. He has no family here, Int has daughter
IN brooklyn. aud tHo EOns in New York. lie
Mas much esteemed by his employers and friends,
i've Of Buffalo: New York, and for several years
cmrloyed hr the drna Of Fox .E Bruce and Atwa.
fcr Williams. commission merchants In ts,ar
come time employed by Messrs. Mum q Scott
, 1866-11-01
Election, Tuesday, November6.

For Corcress-Norunn B. Judd.
For Sheri.S|ienesat ]. T.. Bereridee.
For Coropcr-Wi1liam Wagner.
10! Slate Senator. 1wenty-hfth DistsictJ. u
Eo5 eP;sssnt;;at!sfS; Ps1aa;a! Et':yn,nth ps;tra-een
shtp.d, rp. Z. =. IsaTtt S'1ts'h oist'lst-H' M
Fur Representatives. si1ty-drst Disitct-A. F.
S' Town OFFICERS.
soCTu CHICAGO
co!leetor-H. " Phillips.
Atseseor-J. Pnauua.
surelsiso1EE. a deae5.'a1 ). Whitehead. nssit'ep'
Justices Of dc Peace-caiyin D'wolL i. l.. NIL
l!ksn; Henry Arnold, ]. A. ho'stncton and James
"r, "coastab,es-G. G, cbt,co,e. c. L. Dorue. A.
Otto, ]. r. Keis and B. Hendricks.
WEST CHICAGO.
CoIlccto:-Jacob Gross.
Assc.sos-T. SherEold-
Town Ctcsk-Moses Gray.
snpcr,fsor-Joseph Wilde
Assistant Saperisor-Andrew Wempie.
Kovais, A. Enxenbacbes, George u. slt,4, Chs.le,
csnstse!es-capt: P. c. Feeney. James uall
R'eh,su CLARK. Louis nefbst. Il. Bahey.
Collector-WIlisazn S. Swan.
Assessor-A. Mueller.
Town Clerk-Ncury Jnhus.
Suptrrisoy-PhIl,ip 4Aics.
Assistant SuptrrIsor-pht1lip Stclnmueller.
sticiney. Peter l. Hawiinson, 6. j. Dresser.
X. Walls. Mark Douahue. Albert Grcc1ius.
WARD srFEnv1soRs.
5-chs1Ies ha11e: chisSn- .sn S-a. y Ssweomb.
GeSFSe o ": Gray. nIossRh 15IsceR etils; =; Ross
ssd N,'h1 To1tSssa; fass 13Eofa 3E e.nHt2 %sedfau
1-chas S.odainc, 15-S. ehackfoEa,
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1Hk bxcoSp Gnor1R Observation-Disclosures ta1se
eno'efcs was 10 attendance upon The second
9fo'er concert it the Opara Honse last evening
anu the concert Itself was. In some respects, sn'
pcf1or 10 Tie ans oEe. The opening piece, The
grand dranauctrlo from William Tell, sur= by
thinner, Fornes and Hermanns, was most admf.
5fably rendered. lt1as the gem Of the evening.
Each picce was beyond her capacity, md e1:trciy
unsuited, boh 10 her style ard her voice. Why
tnf. no mater A. VIA. he5 eaa;s
hssi aa'y yss hnfoEtunse .nss 1 + v
light and small, and no more htlea to such arias
che should hare chosen such pieces, Fornes
sang the aria from Car und zimmerman exceed.
nfx spea ~ duo asd o sa gGs tssssiPn % + @
Neh1i aKain played several Of his own light pro
san,,,r themes from hasanello. Wonderful as his
to s. od ssr, h0wWsss we Should IKE 10 h.s4 ssng
in eomethfng Of i higher order. - 1~''' 'AA'A
ce!t nc Gfoses n onxa4s onPs have insasby been
pen onntion of Aephtsto has never leea sur.
pared. Indeed neye1 been equallcd. II il one OF
inose - ssstmS uiss5s ct g:n!us one oitea nds
In 10 other character that We reacmbor, unIessit
he Rocco does he rise above dramatic n .dIocrity.
3v he ans'non h 70 aephisto y absolutely startling
asIon n!a: It IL unnecessary again 10 do 30. lis
performance 1, last evening. although no Judgment
pssed sn1 nnGn n =. 1co3 o s
internolst'ng The hcsenade he atoued Tor bis jail
re- ot tue evening previous, and gained al su.
&sus Esaa er sqssss Va;
which comes nearer Goethe's dr.:cben'
bo,h physicaliy and metaph7sie'i1y; hsa1p;
Ksiiors bcsu.ui seIuon Hfmntr liz repns m.s Miss m,ss
nincent Faust, and sang the .zica di,norn IL r..
cellent voice and With beautiful shading. Ilabcl-
, 1866-11-01
THE CITY.
Republican Ward Meetings,

THURSDAY EVENING.
Second Wa1d-At schel1's. 202 South Wells
ttrceL u
Third "ard-At California House, z19 sta,e
street.
Eon1th ~. a,s WAR;. Besenf, corner Twenty-hrst
Seventh Ward-At Westphars nalstcd street,
ueaE railroad crossing.
Eighth Ward-At kaises's, corner Sampson
and Throon Streets
Fourteenth wa1d-At n. Christ's, 565 North
sixtse1th Wara-At Kruger and B,inkmeycr,
81 Wells street.
--... FRDAr ETEE1Sts
Second Wh1d-At SchFoeder's, Clark etfeet.
nor.h OF Jackson street.
Eleventh Ward-At B1andts, GO Milwaukee
TNeIfth ward-At Biehlc'e, corner Of afilwau-
kee and Chicago avenues.
sA1ENpAT EVENING.
Third Ward-At the ncw Turner nlll, 3N Clark
Fonsh ws.d-At Goldha1d's, Gao Cottage Grove
avenue.
fiith wsrd-At sla,tbs'a, Archer road, eosner
OF Finncll street. .
Fii5h Ward. AZ rinruean'e, corner Archer road
Seventh Ward-At Fca=!s*, CT: :aer Of Union and
Twelfth streets.
Eighth Ward-A: George noch's Blue Island
avennr, corner Of E1eScnib etrcet
Ninth WnFd-At Washington Skatin. Park.
Thirteenth Wnrd-At John hcrber'e, corner OF
Larrabcc and Centre streets.
Fourteenth Ward-At John Taubman'e, Tcdder
ttreet, north nf Larrabte.
Fifteenth Wa1d-At Alnindinge.'e, 1oa Green
Bay street . -.
Good speakers will attend the meetings.
, 1866-11-01


The eighth lecture Of the course on cooking was
occupied with tho following bil, VI fare:
Potace riz au lnit. Carols aux nncs hesbi3
Fish tinlic1. A;,2!cs with batter,
Fillct OF beef SavaeIn
Ham, Palm periu.
Afcw ofthc recipes arc appended:
A5Vfts trtM bufftr.-rnlca slice OF bread cut
round. and place similar piece Of apple npou #,
!he core being Sns on; .; Leaving he n the cen.
previously been huttcrcl. Place In warm oven
Tiiitf Of Httf.-~1he piece, which should he
aith snail esz,pp Of tat pork. A tablespoonful OF
hnttcr ss PLACED In saucs pan and set the frr,
M saa ~ s sg saxs, SaSs s ;sS: LISA
mlnn.cs sf1 about half a gill Of waller. Season
with few STALKS of parsley thyme, baste few
tic Int and strn'n it. Cut traiiics, If You have
ainc @ eiass of Madeira Sit up i,,lc f,nT n1s @s
wafer Atl add II TO The Eaucc, aud cook tho whole
little, nnd takc OF 10 serve with the meat.
FtEi %uDtd.-The hack bone Is first taken out
no aae ssa eaions s 1 f1,aG s bats ssn
When they begin TO turn yellow add ltu1e bread,
srakcl It" ates; Fir with Tho ou1on; tall and pep
pa INC ahou: 'abls spoonful Of watctand one
yo!. oi eGE salt !he f.h, place the mixture ,nsile
and ~ ,r,, nr ndn. rnss IN a-inR pan With s
paper esea.cl with butter or fwest oil aud sci
In The oven lill baked.
pcris cleaned, in saucepan with cold watcr' aud
boil gently about two nours. with spiccs, nud
s.ratH The h:olh chep q little rlrce II liver q
the shells. Beat Inc whole up with The broth !;
boil slightly and place in u jely bag; strain Into
laras1n tcakc).-Slx ounces Of -four In bowl,
eaoa yssst md haf Fl; Il a''is; e! "a ase e
l hhHnt 2 bnnFS tiSe tfhsr H. will lie fH
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four years Of age commence with the cyainf,
WHOM, Fee, &c, and gradually with meas. III u
lei. q! rice and milk Is ycry good Tor childltn
and will not hurt grown people.
Broth ls very valuable f,'r the aged. II Is to
them Whist milk IL to the young.
The usual amount Of meat 10 cook for meal
the suppokitiun that they LOT cxuu!Dal., Are
scx and occupation viii evidently prevent iii.
rule from being invaffnhie.
The last lecture bnt ono is given TIL, morning
at the uenalhpul e
, 1866-11-01

Especial Despatch 70 The Chicago TTibunt.l
CINCINNATI. October 81.
F1oCE-Active and higher, with sales OF extra At
$l2lss13Qo taully At eI35Ha1a0o: supcthue At tl03
@11-1.
GRAIS-WheAt nErnes and held higher. No. winter
held Al fa; MOL spring sold At *94s. Corn acilvc,
and with speculative demand s@sc higher mixed
coses at Ac. Oats active and tle higher. with sales
Of No. a 52hc. Rye active. and 52sc higher with
salcs Of No. 1t $ls.3t.S. Barley active, with sale.
Of fall At fl.65; old Canada spring At Il .153l,I
Co1ToN-Qu!et but s:cad.. Aiddliug &c.
WnlskKr-Qnlet- Doudcd Sic.
PxoslsloxB-Dn1l. Mess pork nominal: old III 80 :;
new rs %; Bacon noninaly Unchanged Bali meats
Ia bcttet demand bat held hlrher-no salcA. Lard
freely offered With sA1cs Of CO Heroes at 1c.
Green meats 1rneF. With sales OF shoulders at sic
sides at 1sc hams ut 1tAc.
ucGs-Act1Se, ana 2oc higher, With sales At $591l
SO. Rce~!pts, 20.
MoNKf-Steady.
| E3cnASoE-Ticavy at rar350 premium.
, 1866-11-01
Justices and ConxtnbIc% for South Chi
clUQs

EdII0Y8 TF1NNnC. = =
reported in political circles that four Of the
vcn;lon for JnStfces If the Peace and Constable,
for Sonth Chicago, have iecn recen.'y Indicted b.
The KseSfdsI. SoG5t Of ,a ths e!ts 70. on?rc:sl9a
candidates arr now unt!cr bonds to answer at tic
next term Of said Court 10 30 indictments. IL II
Peace ie in danger OF continuing in such hands
for four ycarr moro: Will good Democrats and
Couserya,isesmt Il vote 70 continue such outrage
from cornpt men holding tic oflicc Of Justice OF
tho Peace. The times ofrrcnlrrsast and o. Mally
alc not forgotten. This great evil can only be ci
denied that thr candidates tor that office upou
the Republican ticket for South Chicago, nrc IN
every way worthy men, and qualt1cd to perform
respective otpaits 1ssuts, ougAt 10 scratch hc in
nfcfet e1nd{tntcs II
, 1866-11-01
The Northwestern Frccdmeu,s Al,
fsOIl1 m fSaAfn1h

"A
Commission
Is one OF the branches Of the American Freed
mems In!on CaInn'tssion, Of which his Excel.
leney, Chief Justice Chase, Is the honored 1'tcsi
The American Frcedmen's Union Commission
was enabled to srslain. during tho year. 60 leach.
ess maintain nl schools, and distribute 500, ,OC
our friends that this Brancb was enabled to per-
form its full share Of this work.
r1ITs1cAL RELIEF.
1erlnE, and with alt importantly VIC ask, will the
bcrevolent public allow ,gaunt,. wo1nsh want to
consume those whom thelr timely Aid may rave
OF extreme suffering to be endured by 1uultitnles,
unless supplies are furnished: But We feel epe.
cially impelIed to the work Of
Nearly, Il moi quite half Of all the instructton
which has been afforded to lhe freedmen during
The past .car, intending that sustained by ihe
dcnomina,iona1 societies and by governmental
taxation, has been given by t1is Commission aud
Is branches Moro than half Of oil tle freedmeu'a
cardinal principles characterize our operations.
First: Our echools are At once Christian and un.
denom'naiional. They arr all opened with Gen.
etal religious Notwithstanding. reading tho
Scriptures and prayer. In them Ill instruction Is
afforded in the fundamental precepts aud princl-
nss q cs,ffs9 ts oanP a1ey G IT. hs sse Is
is to be drawn. Snch instruction based OIL our
common Protestant Christianity; such Instruction
a ssa2sn our snsb p9sss dsSisa for asr
sSiss'sa ,hs%.eses: aaa ss::
s1cr All thi. s c9hnsd nn,on 9 a9 th 1he rcsons ehe
coniuc, the affairs Of the Northwestern Freed
mems Aid Commission. Is a sufficient guarantee
a. 70 nc naf9te e. o. The instrnstqn impaired by
weekday and Sunday Schools. Il Is b. such in
strnctioD: and 80 imparted. that the gross 1euo-
ranre which has 1or 50 long time rested ~ a pail
n0f11nN ffYr1 1Aff hall 1xnx
moved. In this way ttey ehall bo taught the na-
tq1s q the S GoysEnmsnt ,' nnaes which they live
Which s Ses arc to epeT Dssts IA
above all, they el,all attn1n 10 shst best. highest
ytsds wisdom; ;:hv'st iSn hno"lsSse an' q the ora
The end toward which We tabor. In this work We
fssoenhzc 70 e case soeE
white children, but for ncei1y aud ignorant chill.
d1cn. Chiefly. Indeed, oar labors and svmpathles
arc With the late c'!slaved because their needs
thrown vide open. Nhosoevor will, let him
come IN and pastate oi tho benefits they Afford
Southern people. Already Kindly policy Is BE- BE-
ginning to hear it, own fruit In their Increased
good VIII. Our school houses are lees frequently
abuse. Southern religious bodies have endorsed i
the work. Southern newspapers begin 10 urge It's
importance. Southern teachers begin to offer, and
when competent arc gladly welcomed as co-labos-
meetings Of The freedmen, ~ reccnus at Rich
mond, come appeals Tor teachers; but from plant
crs In every section Of the South, from leading
citizens in certain States, as In South Carolina
and Alabama, even from the State Government,
as from Fiortla. Such is the past What for the
fMtate! That M yon IT must answer Our treasury i
should be. For The funds you gave rs last yca1
Wc have expended IN iast years work. how faith.
, 1866-11-01


tSpccni Despatch to ths Chicago Trihnne.1
ST. LdCts, October 81.
ToRAcco-Steady and unchanged; lugs, $7eo to $3.50;
thirrln: Leaf $50 to $3.50 manufacturing Leaf $l2
TO eS,0.
FLorR-EnchAngcd.
GEA1S-Whcat very FIRM; sales st sa-s5 for epzne,
and $25 n sSc5 for fall. Corn higheT tales $1S
to s1- tu. oats, higher ISLES at SIC to sse Rye
nrner sales Al s1.1o 10 II 5. Barley, steady prices
UNCHANGED.
dull aud shade lower. Ness beerlsc. Lard declined
prime kettle, lie.
, 1866-11-01

Franklin, Icmone 30 yards r,Ihhlc stcue; Coio,ia
Manning, l. mont, 4s yards dirnci,sion stone S. F.
Gale, Lenont se yardssdimens!on stoue DlrtEo Min
AKA, 10 tons sand Norway. Lasslle AMI Ottawa, 173
bu wheat, S& bu corn; Dolphin, Ottawa 1905 bu
cats Neptune, ottawa, 6no3 bu ooyn; Montreal. L..
salle snd Utica. 100 bu corn, 1850 bu wleas 4pp pu
oah: Monarch. lockpoTt 10 bfls ropr 1Rzss M shin
stun deoe ~ Empty barrels; Navigator, Lcn.oas 10
, 1866-11-01
FsEGISTRy spR vnTEe

The Lists ior the registration Of those who In
TEND to vote at the election of Tuesday next were
closed last evening In The several precincts OF this
city. The lists are much fuller than was anlici-
pated BY many, the number registered being
nearly equal TO the vote cast at the last Prcsl-
dental election, and probably about four-hflhs Of
tho total vote Of the city. The following arc the
nufnbers registered in each OF the below mention.
cd prerircfs.
, 1866-11-01

New York Dry tsooha Market,
... Sxw YoRk. October 81.
The depression noticed In the dry goods market for
C!c past wetk still continues.
HEEs' rEICEs.
raroEn ShcetnE-Indtau Head, Bkc Prrptr1l s,
e5c do u. gle.
nieached Sh}E.lnss-psrtlest Sic Amoskea: \.
S1Sc: Hope, &c.
iF.n.a-Nrrrimacl II. 7a1c Hamilton. lsxc
A.ucrItsn. isc; Auoskcas 1ssc; Freeman. lie Erl
uirr 13c 80
T1tk.-Amo.kcag 4 c A. e24c; do B, s,c Ev-
crrlf. NC.
StriMt-Yo.k. Sic: Cncasyll1c. 2se Albany. llxc !;
Ntntns-1Iaymakcr, Gc Boston Manufacturing
EOu,t&nr. c1Lc,
, 1866-11-01
Milwaukee n1arket.

Especial Despatch TO the Chicago Tf1oune.1
MI1wACkEH. October 81.
F1orR-Modcr4tels active and 1931c higher. Sales
1 bsls At sl3o for Bcrtschys best {11o iot double
extra and 1,o1 for choice extra.
GRAtS-Wheat unsettled. Saes l7a,Go0 bu at fa.9o
for No. !: &2os2s tor No, a. t1.s5As.o0 for No. 5
e.s for rejected. Oats sca.cc and arm. Sales ITO
bu No. nj 5oc. Rye less nrm Sales .c0 bu At $l.e6.
usr1cy quiet. Sales at 31ns.
HoGs-ln better supply and prices advancing. Sales
at 800.
FRE1GuIs-Lowcr. eoc 10 nui1slo and dull.
KEcE1rTs-2;0n bss rour, 81. 500 hu wheat
SutrAEA1s-5,0o0 bE!S 0our. loo hp wheat.
, 1866-11-01

iSPeeta1 nespaien " The Ch!caco T:1buor.l
DETnorr, October Il.
Cr-Two Fanni4.
DowN-EIswo.tt- Northwest. Southwest. Cream
City, Flrccr, BfIxr. Marquette, sfartln. Chrnaneo
lns!neihc. American rnien. Nlms. sturses, supply.
WaurcmA. Wa1ruE. Disabled. D1c Vernon, Griswo:d
1inla!1, star ri Hope. ltfnckley. Walker. Andrews
sNua, Imperial. con!ca. 1toss, Whaling, Wellington,
Surprise, .tcEnltel.
Wind northwest,
, 1866-11-01
Markets by Telegraph.

-.. NEW Yon1, October 81.
mss apaaa :sa sss1S S se
-aa!Eet oEened Il lss@e beitsT. s Bat closed
9RS'ss e. 81 en- ertt. s.te UT: sas;
ESand sn d noop onlo; ~ apd M o. e, traae bsands
,WnlskzE-Qaiet and stesdy. stste Ii ceuand al
GEAE-wheat active, and sa1oc higher sales at
Is: 81 &s;;:s
Fl .if:: fs 'eFs'saE S9s;' 4; ss;s5 ;ss
y s e. Y eicsra a5ss sea i sales
e ~ densna Ca6s lo5il5c. oltssts H1 ~ fF IN
efSss q z: -. SssS ~ ~ .a -.
e. e;;snes e. a9$es ss s5s r. ass5 e
IE.THEK7Eenloek sole ID moderate request Il
ea % a e. S:s7y e.
Eeea Inquiry ssnx aosss e :aeox pe9 1na ID
ess Ss Es:s amp sas0. sass
IS F?s; e. = &C. sea Sass
s!ee ~ p; :. ,tise 81 efs
nna sel!sr q. pscsmses gts qqist soout
iaastye forcamoe1laad eat fos saott riosed %
H. ne TO- tos sho Ssas fn. mas dull and hesyy
hofa quill and Ecavy 1T &C for Western. Lard heavy
dull ate9i1c.
LATER NEW YORK MARKETS.,
Especial Dcspktch to cse chicago Trtbunel
4Ew YoEK, October II.
EzRApeIt1Ys.
Flour closed weak. speculative holders uneasy.
Wheht-speeulattre inquiry th1s Afternoon at sass FOR
Eood No. :, held at s1G1. Corn closed at sl.s2 afcr
selling nt t1.1.
PROVISIONS.
Fork very unsettled and nominal u &s3uo regular
snd &ss.S thick tomorrow. and oGtzed at ~ 5usee.
November.
Market active, rather better, $3.50 fresh rece!pts
nearly all sold.
Light supply With xc advaac&
LIVE HOGS.
Hogs esesdy at 1a81okc. Receipts, s. cass 70. txo
days.
QEnrERrEs.
Conce lower; Rio, .i92sc. Sugar stca,tT, fair to
prime, u4lSc.
, 1866-11-01

BOHEMIAN CICB,-A Fpecia1 meeting Of the Bo-
hemian Club OF Chicago will be held in the Courl
Honse al three o'clock promptly tomorrow aiter-
1oon. A full attendance Is desired, al business OF
z4tol importance will he considered.
, 1866-11-01

ISEANE DE1lvEE1Es.-Daniel Macnirc, MathIlde
Schromcn, JChn Aollieon and Daniel Stowe. rt-
Gently found to be insane by Iuric4 in ihs Cook
County Court were delivered into tho custody Of
The Superintendent Of the lnsanc Asylum OF this
Stste On Tuesday last