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AMUSEMENT3

MI.
closed their sesIcs Of concerts on Friday cloaluC
~ large house., The programme was the beet
a. Me qGattesie i,om Fidc!io. tbs Adelaids; the
nonhcl anu otnefe. IN most 5espets tue cou:ert
was an unnsnai!E good one; In some Il was
mann and A1umesl vas ono Of the best vocal
eeoEts have ever listened TO- while The sexteste
from .'Lucia - was 30 shockinsly rendered as to
be slmost un1eeogrtzahle. Mis- Lang. who nj
tempted to snstain the soprano, sang hfEhtful1y
on the Eey, perpet1attuE a. d1scord from nret to
last tnat would have aatoulshed even Wagner, In
spite or the conssant efforts OF The &C.
comp1ulat to eet her right. She not only suc-
ceeded in getting of herxelL but in dragging
the fet{ OF also 90 that II WIS only 1uirac1tuas
that the uuIntette for Ffeiericl did not apoeas,
did not break down altogether. 1t was the woret
voca! esott we eyer heard, here or elsewhere, and
ehonld have been vigorously hlssed. There can
be 70 pAlliauon for II. Aies lang Is utterly To-
capable OF :cu1effnE such music, and should be
unmista takably taught 80, even at tho risk OF eli
questc. The qnarielic from FidcIio, although not
So E1artrcly lad. uas not auuc we'll. 1t lacked
harmony aud breadth Of treatment aud rceer,-
bled more succession OF solos indlEercntly per.
formed than N harmonious whole There weEe
oatcs, however, In lh,s musical desert. and such
were the duo for two tenoss before al.
luoed 10: the "Ate!Atdc, which vas
snpetbly rendered BY nabelmann. the
Aria nom "the Magic Flute" In dfestH htalt7tn
holl.n b. Hsrmanns. and the "sorclly" By Fted-
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occn connected with the music publishing trade
rom . nis eailicst years, and Mr.. Lsou possrss-s
10 musicians Ihc importsnsc a % Of thcr aste0siyc
acquaintance with these diverse lines Of the music
snes7 s cannot be over estimated BY their custo
taton 10 permit them to impose Unworthy lpstrn.
Mentt On their customers, and they have TOO
much knowledge 70 fe deceived by gpecioao an
pealancra in the goods In which tfey deal. The
PUBLICATION Of steet music will bo apecta]jiy
With Mcse'e l. d H.. bnt not 10 such an eItcul as
ncst.s " s>- ""'
MessFs. Lyon 4 Hcaly hare At present the
enehiest OF prospects before them. Their store
y y enen an one as no other music d1m can boast;
ess stoGk IS une1relled either II qna'ity or qnnn
the land. and, With their nnbounded wealth OF
energy and enterprise, they may well expect 10
neM. location.
, 1866-11-05

Nr* aoEA. Aosemref ).
GoFIEsVVDClL ~ sEGtutC IT E!dtlin- u2!an.!<:
esAss uu elsa .sts4S IoNSf y f1Us: Et:D
{l5V lot u1de hfxnda. clo3lnE httTy-
NAl<kEr-QEIel 1t 43C for bond.
GRAy-Whcat y Ec-y dali aoa nontaaflJ lower
S&5c. Eye Is nt. BaTleJ, Sc ic IoFtr. Com &c
lover irregular and unsettled cnstnE n:ne1 Ut fi3l
Tor Inferior: II shipping mixed
accat and in ttorr. closing It 81 ESa1.es: J-llov
Wt*csn. 81 @ssl2A and 81 = for reE white so!t,e1n.
ohtA -c lowe: r!o.tag rather s1ofe hcasJ, * s &c
1ot Snle1E0 Au4 AlIEauket;
r.essJ3n INA nsto u EXC 1o1 etaoe and ;se n
PEnE!sInTs-PoFk ls hcnsy. !sseEulAT aud loNef- 1t
Er.saaN 8 r1sh. Ant &N.At&Sl % ftKnaE for new
Mc%s closing At 30 = cash. and x02s regular {50eo
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ies ote3 Law 4s's se.n aaa o sSs e.
oa ae Senst nj ss & :D .1 Hi ae good @
aiiiiies, ihe honsc Icing cfowdcd, Wilh 40 "a audi
S The .: so:e 81 IL e a / ss.a ]
before ,he curtain by lond applause, md thaaEed
the az agdenee \ Is for ne Hany k'aane.ses
his heartfelt and sincere thanks He Ind beef.
be h.d done Sh't lay 70 hs power, With The c.
present e,ate Of ofpopulanty. he thanked Tie cam
"a ;sS :hsn is praise aud lad nos To-:
As be was Eetidng from the stage, NJ. Ba-ry ap-
proached to meet MIN, and in a bricf address n
sm.il case enclosing heanlifui topaz % sn.. ~ i
cost 9lD. lii. Aliens acceptance Of /, wis e1-
pressed in grateful thanks. He said i. was tbs
Two pnblic. The Last one was hoquet enclosing
check fof fseN, md to shis day he did not knov
C1nccs ANn MENAaER1E.-Yaukae Robfnson's
extensive exhibition opens on Monday night In
the handsoE1ely arranged and furnished Amphl-
theatre g On ss ssste street A great crowd IS pre-
b!uons.
THE SKATING PAHKA.-The frost king has a1-
rcady inttmsted the approach Of his wintry reign
by lew b1ttnS bTeRths ana We u1ay expect to
wake almost any, morning to ind The liquid sur
tsce oft!1eam and pond Il solid and smooth a.
csSsta! 1hc MANAGERS Of the farfons skating PARIS
and are making the necessary preparations, ard
the Central Washington and other skating parks
and th.. Wanaeh Avenue 1lnk Will be ready 10 the
ns=t Ice making night, The success Of the last
named has been eneh that another rink is being
erected near the WASHINGTON l'ask, ond viii 5000
vantage Of fpFotection from the winds and cold OF
OF the outcr ait, and also Of preserving the ice
from melting for longer tiine-lhey are favor
lite places olrcsort.
CuAE1T1 coxcrRr-A vocal and Instrumental
charity cotcezt viii be given, with fall orc1csira
a: CtoEby's Opera House on Friday evening
next. The best Of our home artists lave promised
10 aid.
GERMAN TuxArREs.-At the Ssadt Theatre q
benefit Eas given, on Wednesday night, 10 FEau-
leiu johanna Clau.seu, which was well attended
and proved a complete success. The audience,
as usual, were charmed With the correct and nat1-
ra1 persontdcationg Of the yonng actress. Tbs
well pntHontzed. The play during the last week
was ''The Youth Of Frederick the Great"
, 1866-11-05

The following il the Meteorological Record Of
the week ending Saturday, November Sd. 1865. as
kept b J. 9. lansguth, Jr., o2t1c!an, No. rs
the shade The direction and force Of tho winds
arc given approximately. With the bsromei rIc alti
1udes--tne small letters being the nftiais Of the
words ~hish," ''brceze,'' "crnt1e.'' 'sveeFlng,n,
''1ain, "snow." ''mo1st atmosphere" and ''iry:
, 1866-11-05

MAsuH1sa THE 1AkE.-A few days ago We
called The attention OF the public to the lfs.uat.
Ing practice Of taking the manure ftc.n large
COW feeding establishment In ibis city. nbout
mile from The shore, and there jumping Il intn
the lake. 1t 1s reported TO Es that ihe p:actIc;.
sttll continues. We're the results OF this act IN
derstool itwould rnfse a howl Of popular indlv-
nation. The 9Th .s',s throTn out Ia taken no bv
the waters Of the lake and sent lack In dflutcl
form into the cit! through the hydrant pipes. 1t
snch things arc permitted. VIII uos somo one
see N II -
, 1866-11-05

Sure Pile Cure.-Dr. Gtlberts. Pile
Instrument positively curce the worst eascs Of
piles stnt hy mail On receipt Of si. Circulars
iEee. sold 6y dr1g2sts. Aeents wanted every
y. IS Broadway, New York. ave-
, 1866-11-05

"GnF1r1n CANT or JEALorsr-" may be ot-
t=incd by eendin. one dollar to Cobb. rritchard
d Co.. No. s2 Lake sheet. Chicago. who will sead
il for that amount, rn-tage prepaid, 10 any ad-
drcse, In city Or county.
, 1866-11-05

VT, AnEyorf ns.-A Aeorrrspondentrcquestsu u
- ,o1,,,, what are the qualifications Of the legal
,a,or w ~, ''llowiEg arc the conditions on which
-. ,..t. 49,, deposited In thc ballot boz on
Tuesday next: %rby,e mails
&c 1nnst BE- Of ia \. e OF t"ent5'one or "oEc
SeArH. fhe Stnt.. f,,r nne
ne mnss have resided l. @inct thlr.y days
next preceding the election nba% .etIdeuce.
service not Interfering with State within the
he must be citizen. either By birth irtue oi
Cniled States, By naturalization, or By
residence here on the nrst dsy Of APRIL tsfs. eys
Those who wish to lake out their tCcoatl ~ :.
arc requested to cal on the Campaign Commits
Room !. No. Isl RaadQ1rb Effcfi. = -
, 1866-11-05

NV ORLEANS, November 2.
toTs.ox-Stcaay. Sales 5O1 bales.
.nEoeEE1Es-SugAr, fair, 1aHc. Mo!asses steady at
&ca*f-Co,
STERl1x0-Goc; New To.k Exchange stin at par.
HaFTe, iH@lL,
, 1866-11-05

The Purekt and Sweetest Cod Liver
Iiycrs, upon the sea shore i: Is perfectly pure and
sweet. Ask Tor Hazard l. Casweli's God Liver
QM," manufactured By CAsuELL, MACK j. Co.,
New York. Sold by all d1ngstatt.
, 1866-11-05

Lost cnno.-A llttl. boy fsnr 5ca.s old named
Richard Brock man, who cannot tal1 to be UNDER
stood, and also deaf WIS missed from Ills home II
M 101 May street, on Saturday morning At eight
O'Clock, and has not since been heard from, His
parents are in q state Of great au1iety regarding
lin
, 1866-11-05

... TOLEDO November J.
GRAIs-Whcat qn!ct; Nos. ! and ep:ius Sc lower;
sa!se o. Ehite Michigan 9985H; No. spring S3ssa
<2-n CoFn Sc tower; eA1ea No. mixed E1.nJ; MOL
white $ls Oats &c lower. saes sac No. /. Rye
n tettcs: sales MOL At &l. harley SC lower sales
ut II 70 1nr State. -
LAKE FnE1Gn1s-FIrm 1t 7Xc for corn TO buffalo.
, 1866-11-05

- Tag, GaI.=A bal l"'s named Thomas Shay
thefts. lie ran away from tho Catholic 1teio5f1ii
School. lila mother is dead and he had not seen
'hif father in hve yea-s- The police,ua1 who ar
rc>ted him es5d be had no ri-tb!e means OF sup
po. except sleeping t,out nights lie wns held
IQf the Reform school
, 1866-11-05

ssATcuIsG.-At The Chicago. Pittsburgh i Fort
WaSne depot, yesterday morn;rg, John conley-
made push agsfnet the peraun Of John Crosk,
and friend Of Croak's apece.tcd the idra or
plekp0ckets: ctoak found his nockeihook MI
special policeman, went Ior'' ConIty a ftv no
meEts afle.Mar,., zEd the latter threw the watch
INFO the rnnd and IAN u. Tie WAS arrested about
so'clock fn the moEuil: and taken to the As1uory.
, 1866-11-05
SIXTEENTH WARD ELECTION,

SIXTEENTH WARD ELECTION.
The volera Of tho Sixteenth Ward are called
upon 10 vote On Tuesday next for member of
the City Council in addition to casting their votes
for the general ucIet. The vacancy occasfoned
BY the death Of the late lamented Alderman, j. ].
U'Sullisan, must be hl1ed. Capta1n Michael
O'snllivan, brother OF the deceased, has been
nominated on the Union ticket, and wilt be sup.
ported by tho Republicans OF the Sixteenth Ward !;
H they do their duty he will bo elected.
Captain O'Sulliyan Is a most est!m3h1c man, on e
ot the best who con1d have been nominated for
The position. Like his brother he came here from
Rhode Island several years ago, and By his own
uua1ded cxeTtlons has since that time STAINED a
good education and good position In society,
He served honorab1y tfree OF four years in tie
army Of the Union, and has :resided In the ward
Tor The last dye Years. He is man Of good husi-
ness abilities, cool Judgment, acute reasoning
powers, and thoroughly honorable The ci;izens
OF the Six'centh Ward will tiuh no man more nbie
to look after and advocate thcl1 Interests moro
willing to devote his tine to The various matters
Of importance 10 the people OF the whole city,
which come before the Council.
Let the Union men Of the Sixteenth Ward put
forth their whole strength, and Nj. 0'Sullivan
will be elected. There are many wealthy Repub-
1icane In the Sixteenth Ward, who do not always
70 10 the polls on election day We tell thcE,
tbAt tn all that constitutes worthy aud upright
citizen Mr. O'Su1liyan IS deserving Of their
heattest support. and that II they 60 10 the polls
on Tuesday he will b. elected. His opponent Is a
Coppeshead saloon keeper. whom they ought 10
defeat End whom they can defeat II they do theis
[uty.
, 1866-11-05

Soothing and IEcaling-we might
With truth add. certainly curing ID every Nc
remedy known equals Goes Cough na1.am for
m Old ard tried friend, and alMaYe proves true.
, 1866-11-05
TuINNoNETKn.
HAROAETEH.
81 4 n. 3p. N.

sun.......293e sh;m.a. 9.x VII. 9M W.GT.
Mon..... tS.A N.K.g. H,45 N-W.Er. 29t3 r. n. .E.v.
TueA....,.eA46 N.WE. Y53 N.W.9. 29ht N.W.g.
Msd~....zs.3 WINE. Ss@ s:M;6. 9:5 sM.E
Frt..-...39.Go N.W.E. 29,65 N.W.b. 29.70 N.E.g.
Sst-......z9.7o 6.W.G.y. e9.t8WS.W.y. 2sto S-W.g.
The mean height Of the thermometer during the
month OF October was 51n F.
The mean height Of barometer was % - inchee.
Rain fell to The amount OF 2.E39 In ches. OF
Winds the S. ". WAS the most prevalent.
, 1866-11-05

I'D .nS ane sies nbS !, fs MS sst RI 5has
SOOTHING SYRUP, which greatly facilitates
The process, and f. sure 10 regulate The bowels.
and wind collie. and, by giving the infant cnief,
natural sleep, gives resi- 10 the mother. Offices,
IS Dey kttsei. New York, and eo5 High uolborn,
London, ENGLAND.
, 1866-11-05
39ta1lQS.
33FrS0nal.

ITO RENT-A fine variety OF 7-octave
pianos to rent on re tsouabie tcrIA. and rent ar-
piled On purthase Il desired. 150 Statest N.
, 1866-11-05

a. "a ,s os Se ,s q H. .;' op
ia fs l. L sssas s js: Ds p stock
p.r-n md m, nc.,e ~ nE4Ts ac7: h, ., ,ovcr nrt
This Is eonancd to the ei.y.
e,osinr viii os one ' a. Il s;:sf 81
LATER NEw YUnK. MARKETS.
Especial Despatch TO tn. Chicago Trosae.]
new Fosx. Novembza
FKEAnsrurHe.
F1ouf-speeulasive confidence muchbroke wh.st
good. No. 9cdesci nj t3sa without buyers- O7ts-
Large speculative and ehppln orders at 7oc closing
buoJant, with some shdD' ents 10 Loldon.
rEov151oss+
Fork closed al 5ace. Regular. Latd-1c bid for full
line Of prime eesm. oweet picked sAms-1se for
Western.
Receipts. S caff. selling ~ a8s1e.
1EocxE1re.
co1ee doll. Rio. zae2sc; Java, s6@ssc- sugsr Er-
1--we. FtE to prime, Ilt1l3c. MoInsses buo5nnt.
Cincinnati harriet.
Especial Despltch to the chicago Irieuae.l
crscrssA11 Novcabcsa.
FLoua-Qutet, but nr!n.- Sales 10 bris extra at
$1aaae1S0o; family At 3131GfA.5c.
6EAN-Wheat dull. but not lover sales o{7No. !
winter ts2so No. spring q 50 No. do at e25.
Corn declined SC; no sales. Oats shade easier No.
held ut s.aSc. RE 3ssc lower; sales Of No. sl-;
91-sa- Barley 1rmer; sales Of choice I'LL At S17s;
prime at t1.t5.
Cor1ux-1n better demand Sales II middlink at
Sc
WnEKE1-Acuye. Sales OF 80 brls bonded At SIC.
fkoF1stoss-Quiet Old meas pork tcarce sales rs
brls ii ELLIS; new mces pask dull; sales sss5oa
2sC0 Baeon-shouIders sold 1t 15tc. o1des 16z16:ac.
CteaF sides 1'xc- nlt packed Lard Irregular a-d
se'tsed saes 1!uo tcs at 1s9lskc and lsXc. Green
meats norDaL
Hoes-Dull At s7.759sa.
MoSET->teady.
EscuASoz-Htavy at 81 discount bu5lns and par 9
50 prem!un selling.
milwaukee Market.
Especial Despstch to the Chicago Trtbuue.]
MIEACKEk November 8.
Fnors-Dnn, at 2asa5c lowers sales Of Z spring
on Cha. re Of 11ceo bu MOL At se17; 5000 bu No.
al tlso: :cn bu No. at $!9l anh 80 bu rejected
*l.7D Corn lower With sales e1 bu No. she1lel at
9kc. Bye dull, with salcs 1t 5ln3 Gor No. I. Barley
qniet.
lEoEn,oss-Dun.
GEAE FrE1onrs-steady. At SC for wheatto osvc-
go. and lie to Buffalo.
Rxcz,r1s-Flour, $50 or,s; 1900 bu wheat.
snIrxzxrs-F1ou., 210o hrls; wheat. 10000 bu.
Wnf11-ssS for No.1.
e si': s:s Gss ssss ss 81 esi sss.
st. Louis aInrket.
| Especial refpatcb to thr ChlcaEo Tr,bune.l
| ST. LoUrs, November 3.
! ToBAcco--faihef dull. Iuss, *!.sss6.0o; shipping
Leaf. <staalacc5, manufacturing Leaf *l3.onas7Do.
| FIhCH-Weak and waverinE; EK. sl3OASl40o
l NNN, fl3 .sn1l5to: s1pera, f1.eo21o.oo.
| GRATy-Eheat lover, with small sales al f12s fol
springs ss.N9s-oe for fail. Corn lcclned, as s:.o1
Ito tor old. &ud 'as3c for new. Oats Weak aat
lower at sta53c. Rye Is lower At e1oe9lco. Barle1
sendy At soe for spring. and $1.aaal.1o for fal,.
| Nnlskx1-Steady ut sass.
, 1866-11-05

IN, oman, Fashionable Nnot l. Shoe
,,sker mn be found With Nandell i Brown. ,53
r1,1E .,1ec; 80; ho have on hand . 1ne assortment
efbanes and sta". OF their own and lhe best
Eastern maUufstta. e.
, 1866-11-05
SOLDIERS, HOME.

The regular monthly meeting Of tho Board Of
Managers Of the Soldiers Home was held on Fri
day afternoon at the the Home. The meeting was
called 10 order by Judge Bradwell, President Of
the Board. The Secretary, Mr.. II. o. Bras1nan,
@ aaopted TSe repo Do of I'll lie was Us
received and read ty the Secretary. 1t was as fol-
lows: .. ...
were p1cst nj in the Home IS inmates.
Admitted siDcc That date.
Number departed. ........................-.25
Number expelled. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 8
NHEn0eT dlea
'3s lie nsa Who . diea wss Malcolm boiisa: Com.
nany A, Twentieth Michigan Infantry. he was
afflicted with a tumor on bis neck, which finally
caused his death. The men expelled were given
DonstioHs given during the month arc; Tu.-
key dinner By Mrs. Alderman Ta1cott; two passes
on Illinois Central Railroad; letter paper, &c,
G@ s f.es 5na Il crsps; os aRa fs5h a
| apples from Mrs. K. HeywaTdi books and paper
| from Mrs; Walt; fo:ty music books from Roo! s
casi ii from Mrs. Jndson; ono patr Howe's
| scales. JoaS MAoorS, Superintendent. :.
On motion, the Secretary vas authorized ia sell
esqds eS %a belonging to the hone' amounting to
On motion. all bills were ordered to be paid by
| the Treasurer.
musical !:struments. The cost Of ssid instru
ments will he about 500. The instruments att
to remain the property Of The Home and In charst
! Of the Superintendent. The proceeds OF the band
10 be placed in the treasury Of the Association.
On motion the petition was granted, ard
Mrs. Harvey, Mre. Judge Bradwell and Mre. An
dIews were appointed committee 10 solicit az
| to procure instruments.
nqtie ,S q Mn FosR1sr seen hands
reports Of ihc caatV7r. .im inv recorus OF III
Home wczc ordered 10 be published. Mrs. NJ o
Brayuan and Judge B'adweli were appointed
u..s,tttee 10 attend 10 the work.
On motion, 3irs. Foster, Mrs. Sanford m,
Mrs, seyre. we're appointed committee to at
tend 10 The warming Of the fnttltudon.1
| On motion Of Mrs. Foster, copy OF the Eman
cipation Proclamation WAS ordered to ba frame.
FSssaitsP tne feo Uilowtpe ladies'
visiting committee during the mouth Of Npveuo
3e5 alts. Sanford, Nfs. Andrews and Ms
Since The las, meeting a great change la
Institution, and Vow XN1sns7 -9,oqnis-nI tb
| the ysrlons wards md rooms can nat help bcln
impressed hy the homeltke appearance OF every
thing there seen. Each inma!c seems to 1iya
the others in keeping clean aud neat the apsr'
done IN her portion OF the work. Besides at
tending 10 their OWL rooms In part, The wounacl
soldiers are by no means Idle. All WIN A.
able ecem deEiroue to learn snne zt that the
may assist fu their support They hare tlebatln,
| ard Reading Societies, Lodges. &C., with dn
large room to meet In. The Inmates who are OF
| gantdng. brata band expect 10 gain thereby
| revenue fur The Home Some Of them wers men
bete Of hands in the arny, and already ekl1ied
others possess talent for music aud ihcy exnrcs
no doubts bnt that good hand can be organized
, 1866-11-05
Markets BY Telegraph.

Paper IIunE1ngx and Window Ehauea
At greatly reduced prices. F. E. Rlgby- S. Aan'
.h.af
, 1866-11-05
EOSt ann Found. .

O6T-A little gir1 five and half years
old vent TO the Mission School On GrisEo1dss.
snla tsundayt afternoon, since which time she has not
0een seem Sh6 WAS dressed In blne dress Z r1mued
Mh G5nson ve1Eet cry caSslmsre s,ek md s:raw
1aAtfon coneenin her VII! BE- thankfully rece1Eed By
htr parents 1t 162 State-st.
, 1866-11-05


There remains but one more day betore the cleo
lion In which 10 obtain naturalization papers, and
there nze hundreds of Radical Scandtnayiaus,
EnEl'shtnen, seotrhmen and Canadians, who harc
taken out their first papers, and have lived more
Than five Sea:s in the United states, that have
neglected 10 apply for their certificates OF full
citizenship. II they wish 10 vote next Tuesday
they hsvc no umc 10 1ose. Tomorrow, Monday.
only remains in which 20 be naturalixcd. Let all
such 70 al once to the Republican Headquarters
No. l53 Randolph street, up stairs, two flights,
where they will hEd members Of the committee
who will direct them how to proceed, and explain
10 them what proof Is required to secure their na
papers. Young men who came to the United
States when under eighteen years Of age, md
have lived FIVE years in thts country and one Year
last past In this State get naiurallZeh without
having previously declared their Intentions"
And any foreigner who served one yea, or more
In the Union army, and can show IN honorable
discharge from the service, is entitled r. his GER
tidcatc Of citizenship. Let all such call at The
Headquarters and get their voting papers. But
CoppC5htads need App1T.
, 1866-11-05

SAILOR N TEoCBIE-Gtorce E.:., OF the big
- Lucy J. Clarke" Was fined sE at the Police
Court on Saturday morning for m unprovoked
aaeaulr u,,un oce or rsls &1ew named M1tr, with
whom he had somc misunderstanding regarding
tie payment Of wages.
, 1866-11-05

Mrs. Lldla Dodge, Matertogn: JelIer-
@9n Connty, n. u, Has used He.rick's
Never wants any other medicine. III. Dodge uses
Harvell's Condition Powders for horses and ca.:le
twenty-five cent?. Sold everywhere. j.. Il. Reed
Co Chicago, ILL.,, wholesale agents.
, 1866-11-05

The highest n.> heal authoTislez OF
New YorS and Havaaa Bs,'e psoaonaeeo W. oiea
chole,s. aysentesv or dtarfhes, Sold BY all dug.
cIsts. Dietzsch. Bioeti & Coz aeca1s' chicago,
f{1Trnfr-
, 1866-11-05

S7ErkE.-The cabinet makers who have been In
the employ OF Mcssre. Herman & Rickey, and
Sio!z T. woltz are On a strike. II wns reported
that they had struck for higher WAGES. The men
desire Is TO say :hat tne strike Is against re-
dustiop.
, 1866-11-05

Colgnte,s Aromatic Vegetable Soap
4 superior Toilet Soar. prepared from refined
FrFsiabfc OILS. In combination with G1yeerine,
and especially designed for the use ot Ladies and
TOT the Surfcsy Its perfume Is exquisite, and Its
washing properties un1tya1led. 70: sale by all
druggists. mr1sh9i6-lynEw
, 1866-11-05

csret in he lumber business In AIehiteao. kud
Wl.he 10 establish lumbar ysrd In this city, send his
addrr4e 70 No. go West Asdlsoa7N
, 1866-11-05
Strdpfn ann 5tnlfI1.

STOLEN-From my travelling bag at
Ga:sngTE, 1u.. or oetEcen tnere and this cif7. on
ne 10Th OF u Inst package oi papers, contairnE
eer,neates II STOCK Il First National Bank. DenTe,
*9eoo noes with Mertgage -. D. r Anthony, LeaT.
3EasE ahout fsao et!t1heates Of sock Ia NottoEay
MutnE 90 Coot1do $l1g 900: besides papefs OF Ynfre
to 40 ont except mysef. All persons are csutlooed
hEsinks naynk any s1sh pspera- VIII giTe ltbeEal
eHafd INC refura to me hers Of satd papers and
SIX no Questions J. B. CHAFFEE. Adrtan. Mich.,
, 1866-11-05

vosEx IND CuuDEzS.-Thc regular monthly
meeting Of the Trustees oil The Hospital for
Women and Children will lie held at the Hospital
o'clock. 4 full attendance is requested
, 1866-11-05

TeAsels Pnssc Detroit.
Especial Despatcn TO the Chicago Trtbune.1
DETROIT. Navcmserl.
Er-Owasco. Gertrude, New Londop, Nos .:le, Mar
rAgansett, Alice, Exchange, Nightingale.
Dewx-BEeed. Twilight, Senator Blood. Arcturus.
WEp-Surthcast.
, 1866-11-05

strict Cans TO TIE S7ock YARDs.-The many
WHO have occasion 10 make frequent visit. TO the
Union Stock Yards will bc glad to learn 1hst the
5oath @ M Division city railway t=ock was on satur-
Eec.t terminus. to Ialsted street, near the 1io1ch
uoEse. Two dummies will connec, with The S,a,e
tt.eei cars at Thirty. e, Get one OF them run
E!Es every tWctiy.four minutes to the Stock
Yards, which vii! naec the line through fr,,;,
!AkG stEcct only this:yc,s minutes Ills tx
needed, and Will ro douht he well Improved. ~N'
, 1866-11-05

:" ANTED-To Rent-A retail Liquor
w Store. 4 store suitable for tho liquor basi-
Ecss wac ted 10 htte. or would bug stand With nd
Er1Erl UCntc.
, 1866-11-05

TIE CHcLIEA--0n}y one case Of cholera WIS
re1 ortct CD Saturday at the Bcallh OMce.
Mrs. A. veith. German. leed thirtv-st1 years.
Residence No. les Superior street. Attacked Sat-
urday at q, H.. severe case.
, 1866-11-05

CorrEE,onEsoS.-The brcad-aud-buttcr can
6ita'ca. with few Of the few wbn,n they expect
to support lbe1a, met at t"c Court House on SAT-
u1aaS evening for the purpose Of keeping ub
Of many c1p,T.nc e1nhcrs sometimes sniIie~s IN
klndlc blaze The speakers wcrc nany: fheT
TeIe ex,Flnancial Secretary OF the Typo :raphical
eral Others. The old pla1f,nlcs 70 Uft-u reported
10 thcse columns. ve,c iniulgcd In c5 naas.a,n,
esen TO- tfs a1d'ence, which scpssated By degrees,
, 1866-11-05
LOCAL MATTERS.

Facts arc stubborn things, and cannot
fcctotal Balm 1t is TACT that it has never
failed 10 relieve and cure every case Ut asthma OF
influenza. To prove this statement to be fact,
be has instructed bis agents to refund the amount
in any instance where Il fa,ls to cure. For sale
hy druggists. BurElama 4 Van Setback,
agents.. - =" e-s---sr
, 1866-11-05

Market much excited. A large amoupt Of contracts
.1AsortnS % the aist Of octassr Essauy unsettled
place Since th4t, ho1 cver there has been decline
Of IS pc- bfl and the market Is d&t The saea Of ess