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ganfetng ana Sietjungr. ■WEIGHT * TYRRELL, f T Ko. a Metropolitan Block, Chicago, ■ I*ol© Stokers sad Sealers in Seal Estate, f3F“E. C. Wright Notary, public and Conunlisloncr d Deeds. Tier loans ncgotiHied. " BOBT C. ‘BTUonT. 3. A- TTE'gTfT-T. T D. OLMSTED & CO., o Corner of Hake and LaSalle streets, Chicago. negotiate Loans on Bohd and mortgage. llret-doM real estate aecurltlea taken. 8€25-n7S-ly f\F¥ICK OF E. W. MORSE, V/ Agent S8 CLASS SIEEET, IIL, Dealer In 'Treasury Notes. Exchange Specie and Land IVarnuits. The hichOFtnrice paid fur GOLD. SILVER. TRHA arfET NOTEA FOKEIGX COIN and CANADA <iITFRENCY. I,«nd Warrw.ts and Baouty Scrip pur ■cbft*ed at an advance on oUier marketa. cll elz* p for <aale. . ociav2tf»3ca -A. and mechanics savings bane. Ko. 52 Clark Street, Ciilcaso, HI. oace tour? from 10 A, M. 'O s F. M, Also, troir 5 P, H. to 8 P.M. Tuesday and Thursday. Six per c»nt. lcter?«t paid on Saviuga. DIUECTOES A XT) OITCERSI ' P/eMdeot— a H. FLEErWOHD, Yice-'PrcF.'t—f. c. Sukkm-.n. Pou’-sel— wji. C. Gomr. “Vlce-Prefi't—P. R. Westfall Cashier—Stdn-eV Myers. BOaUH OF ZXAMniEES: -J.C.Fartro, J.M, Honntrcc, M.Lewis. .J. B. Jones, T. S. L’Dllilps. f>. S. Hayes, J. Retm. K7CTrcr,Tt»v.i>.l)u,-.ne,VG.C. S. Dole. 3J.H. Allllan s. J. G Glndcie, AH. Baney, Tx. Hempstead. T. 11. Be: he. '-v B. Scares. S. N.Bishop,D.D-D.>. Case. Hon. W. B.Orden. -J. H,W.JootB, W. E Doggett, 6625-uftß-ly U DOOLITTLE, Banker and BEAIEB IN EXCHANGE, «Fo.« tsonth Osrk street Chicago, TOlno's gsr?AitirpfftTattentn>D given to Collectionß.gir3-ras.iy VLECK 3s TUCKER, No. 4 Broad Street Krw York, AMD DEALERS -IN 'CoTenuse&tSecnrltieSt AmeiiMa Gold, Domes* tic asc Foreles Erchange. 7. T. VAX VLSCK, fatll4-1571 6m] HOUSE OS’ CHAPIN, TVi!K«;LJ:a Sc CO., of end La-salle street, Chicago, HL, Trannacui a GENERAL BANKxNQ BTTSH\TSSS. a CHAfTH, President. fiLD.BrnEijriS, Caiauiot. 2. Chapin, Fouth !U:»d Umuch. John B. Eowe, Lima branch. Bank of the Smie of Indiana; A B. -Judson, Mshawaka, Inrt.; C. T. w*joeler. Cutcago, DljTelman V.'fceeleT. Hiraw. no. mh2S-u33-ts W. 3BSXSL * CO,, J. 3AS9KESS A BROKERS* No. 42 South Glark-st,, Chicago, PEnL-ERS IN SOKESTIC AND FOREIGN EXCHANGE, Stocks. Bank Notes. Land Warrants, Specie, &c* *c. Deposltß received. Collections promptly made. "Draft* «)D Ireland. France and Genc&ny, tor eale in 3RS.W OH REID, BRSSEb & Co., New lork. SMtUX'sils & P^lladclplila, taTS-riEt-ly BANS OF MOKTRSAL, EAVTXe SsTABLJbHSn AH AGEftCV at ghicaso, Zt prepared to do a General Banting Business, Buying and Selling Eastern and Sterling Exchange, U'sconatlng PRODUCE BILLS based oa shipments, •asinag jUnFASCeS STBRA6E RECEIPTS, w- -psvabic m CHICAGO, or at other points, Receiving j}cponiv« w.d Collecting Commercial Paper, detn-b'sh-iy W. WILLARD. Agent. S O ST Q.U,MaS S-aJSKETKS, Vo. Ezibanae Place, New Particular attentiondevoted to Western business. WssnrßS lISFKKSNOHa.—OSmpIn. Wheeler <t Co., •CiJcaco, Illinois: Wisconsin Marine and Fixe Insur •jacnecotapJiny'Bank. M::w».nkec; Frate Bant of lows andßraccliea; F f ateHavinK« pjffoclatioc, fiLLocl*. mhisCTjfiis.lv ZEPHYR WORSTEDS woetEx sooss. Our Stock Of K hm KKlTWoiliT£u§3eDß, Gomprlsfpoverv vnri«*tv InFoatacs, Il >ods Nuldas Pl.-cvc-, M-lt. tiN.l.ecz cif:.. 0 j*-* SfirS&c Mens ard Bov?.’ H-nd Ki;r, Halt 110--;. Ladle- nod M’.e.ie? Ribbcdiloce, Cbddren a fancy -»nd vtflutj Ulmer Hess. A splendid asconment ol Commenced Slippers and Cushions- Corpctß. Rnfil.r-g Rovntry Fulling. Tailing and Tape Trimming. CJ<»e cash buyers of Woolen Hosiery and Yarns Will find M.toih<dr lutiTtrsi to loot at our stock before ■Jiuymg eisewbure. feCXfOK A: BtRKITT, 41 Lasalle street gcSfO-afGi'-oia 0 0,000 BURLAP BAGS, FOUR BUSHEL, Of superior quality, on band and to arrive. £l*o, Smell *;uhd»ps and Double (>UUU) Hugs. HAWKINS * CHAPMAN. zhi South Water street. noC-T«*«Mw TMSOHAITOS’ SAVING BASTS JJJL. OF CHICAGO 3To. 8 Clark Street, 6 Poors above Sonta «v tttf This Institution win icceivc for Saving, sums olonc dollar, und upward, f'-nm Mechanics. Lab-jrcrs. mar ried women and other*. un-m which Interest will be paid ■» hen IciX lor u nutted time. Ofutcopeuou SKitfuKi and Tuesday nights. from 6 1o i* o'clock. Slei.t Dr-fts issued upon all the Cities of Europe and Eastern Stitea. Highest prices paid for Foreign Oraf> and Coin. CHAS.T. BOGGS, President, L. K. AXEEmoiEa. Cashier. mylS-rtSI-ty :V'S OF ipiRAL St-J Aspt la ot Old Stats Bank of Illinois. Tlii Truptee? of the f-t-ite Bank of Klhi-ils, (chartered In JS2>,l will hold of all the remaining property of the Dank as follows: IN MINERAL 3‘OIKT, IOWA CO., WISCONSIN. On Wfdnenday. November lUth. 1552. IN SFLINGFirLD. ILLINOIS. On WndTi**«-day. Norembar ISC2.1 S C2. At 'Miucral I'olut will be sold S.OOO acres of mineral and farming la »1k ’.vine lb the bounties of Lafayette, low:, and Grunt, anu lots la the City of Madison, Daue Crnnty. Ard at Springfield, seve-al thoneand acres ofland, lying la f>»Tt« ox the State of l-liaol*. an I some cltr and towu prop»itv. Also, several lota la suburb JSL George. (MocfciOh. 77; 739) City of St. Louis. Ah-o, a v.-ry large amount of evidences of debt due the Bat.k, cWn s. At. l<trts ol the a iiuie will he Inralshcd on application to the Trustees at f prisigfleld. Tbcwbolcpropi rtv will onSltlvo’vbc sold. Without any referraileu. «o highest binder. One-fourth of the amt-out cf the purchases must be paid a; tin.-sale, and a medic of tWcive moetas will be given for tlie re nnlader. Thcllqeldation »rr'itlcates of the bank and all otter evidences ol lie bidebteiiness will oe r‘-ccive-l at par. Should any of the evidences ol debt rcmala ont- Stant’.’np after the pro.-crtv Is sold arc paid for. they will or course 1«-- VHia. ; i-.,9 ; a n-t the holders of cerHii- CAlee thccld have ihom all at the sales. Ui:l M-V-ikY. } N. 11. RI"*G!iLT, >Trustees. -i-wes Campbell. S Eprtrgfield, HI. Oct. 23th. ISC2. 0C23-V6IS m PERSON AT..—Mile La Rue. for meily :».dU' B’ aaddt - ladies of rank !n Paris, has ft secret known onb to persons other prnfeaslon, by wb.ch the muddlrp-T.ino't pimpled skin mar be made to rival thr.ll t:. parity and clearness. It is no ap plication 11 nld the -km aft- r« lew months u?e,bat ftn twt lob profit era the fair complexions ot your foreign sletcm. Plm niA also an itiTHtnablc receipt far darkening and incr- smg the growth of the hair, also for the removal of moth Tbs three for ft «rS& cents separately. Sect by r»turn raalL Address MaRiE la UtTfe. Auburn, N. T. Ml warrants! or suomy reiuLded. oc3i vS272wP-ai\v "VTOTICF.—A Ec-etin.-; of Stock- J-> holders ol 111'- Tories and Petersburg Railroad Ctint-niiy tvi.l he held mi.l -teksoovllle on the ninth day ol I>w:<‘iid»er, ior the purpose of considering and Approving or rejecting articles of consolidation be vweei. the wdrt ro.t.n:, ,y hi..j >be JtPksotiville, Alton i-.impiuy. and If said artlclci Sisll bu uppr<.v<*e. ihe Jim «icrtinn far Utrectora of the rcnsnlldated t moany will he held la Jacksonville on tlie tenth dry of Htce-nber *.S3t , W. g/GUEENE. President. Jas. LaiPAy. Secretary. o«3i vS'hlTr*sa-4w T ARE SUPERTOR RIO IRON, J»,.t TheNcrthern jr.-, a company of Lake Superior keon oa haart «t n* Dock, In Chicago, & supply of Char coal lion, djrct iroin Bhi*t Furnace, and of all str« ?.1 s ' w which the :ittcr.t:nr of tb->dc wanting the bast gualitv pflhc Like Superior Metol Is invited. OSes NO. 18 V. Oils st-erJ. snnßre & co - a s°^ <2OAF. O.AIvLL-S AND SAVE i- iitTxra G, f /3 Loxet Palm Soap. « 1,000 bos* p Chemical Soap, 1,00*3 Ort-dile Soap. A.OOO box- 5* stir vAnd-M, 2,004 hoxot; Sftierttit. !* flora and lor R t >. hv «c4-vK5.:m * 2URNEE& mITCHEITL TTKInzI&-et. SAELSY malt al. A. 6. MOBST, eaoert: ot TrMe Bi&OMt; CxnrQ-lv CSLTI Salt* Salt !-The tub SS. .v, r ;a v s ,: /.'-7 I j k OUe- S -U in iota to u-oli j»urchas«r«. f<- r WmadiaU or d-Uvvrv at: he low-tt curr<Tit rat*a. fiO hegc bait r*tre ior pa-e nv OEL’N'SE 6 TROUSB I'A SiQtU Water noGv3S-ta ■KTOTTCK OF APP> ICiTIOtf X’ TO upsifly Gre.RDtAxsnip.-To at whom IT srtr cnxcEK’-'.—; übllc uoi'.c-s is lic-pbv "Iveuiaqt 1, Itciiolpn Mar ly. Gunrdlai of Frc-'ericCa-e. Muff Cure.Peter brands Cure, Barbara Care and Rudolph «ot». -rill. at the SovemtxrTerm, a. j). » c r t u ß Onmty Court of Ccok County. S’-st-; of Illinois. to be l)otc*-.3 »t me Court House, ia tne City of Ch’cseo oa 4"® Monday of November A, D. ISGJ. apply to Ue iroTr pneb Gn&’dUnrttfp hr said Court. PUOt-LPu MOGSLI, Guardian. &c. Chicago, October iftu. 18*3. , 0c29 v«SS-td 'MEETING OF THE BONO _i-* ■ holders and stockholder* of the * ALTOK RAILki.aDCoWaXT -1? hereby tr’vcn Hint « meeting of the Bond holders and Btotkho»rt>*rs of the Chicago and Alton Baliroad Company tv-Bl be held m the city of Chicago st the office- of the Ootnp&nr. on the tuts day ot Tcmhrrnejt, at the hour of uena of that day. for thp purpose of ciec’lojr a Board o ‘ Directors of said Com pany, oPdlransacucir such other business atmaroa brought before them. J. W FOSTER. M- L. SYKES. , AC BADGER. fTcpypn Peicr. S*«rftary. Coinra' 'aloners. Chicago, Oct. 76.1865, oci7 yi27lm 4 000 SACES CRSUftD AMJM SALT, sale cheep to aic&c a eosslgnmept. ACCyKC-Tw liATHEK & CO 'Nchi JEST PUBLISHED. RAFF’S MUHUAI OF PEHSI3HS, BOUNTYAND PAY. HonsTT avd Pxt: Contain ing thfc'Xjvus, Forms and Regusdoni relating to Pensloes, Bounty Land. Bounty Money. Par, Claims ftrHbraes&ndCthßP Property drstroyed, yMb the opinions of tns Art irDryj-faeneral and tbc (•fflc’al herniations and Dctfsmus pertaining to these subjects. By George W. Rajt-. 1 vol. i£mo.. Law Sheep. $2.00. WElbeßectby&aU; pro paid, on receiptor the pi Ice. Blanks for obtaining Pensions, Arrears of Pay, Scanty Bloscy, &C*, Jt«. These forme .ire printed on one fall s ’o®t of bfary paper, eafi conform m ererr respect tn the intent re qulsbaonsol the Pension and Sccoan office. They »•.«, contala fall * In-tructiona fer FUJlng.’* •‘iower of AKerccy.’*' Defilaruboo o!thc s.Kp.lCki.t,' 1 “Clerk’sCerllficate,”** of Witnesses, «tc. 32 farms, price 75 cents prr quire, gent by mall, prepaid, on nccipt ,f price. KOUtltl CLUCSS i CO., Pabllehera. 55 West F«? nrth street. pr.*B-x147-3t Cincmoa 1, Ohio. jfor tijc Stnij). CHABPSIIOOTEHS, ° ATTENTION! The Secretary of War has authorized the Governor 6t Ivl'no;s to accept a number of indvpeudenl Compv nlefcot SHARPSHOOTERS, To serve a? each. &ud to be armed arid equipped In the meet tlTccuve rnumer f«r Rich service at the com m&noof the Gcv-rmnent. They vein luve the Bvllird l:‘ile,a uiwbreecb-icadir. waisu can be urei fiftcui tmes & minute from rise to paadown. Win uo-.ur pßhped*tecuracy and i«;ige. and is by alt oadatbsmoit perfect Rifle tver k-o-n In the history of flre-irma. Aspcctmiuofltcaitbcseca at the Sacrpah.vter’a Ro cju.tisgofllce- _ Capt. A J; UNRRDUGHBIs relieved from his com n pnrt -.n rhr Kegimeat, ta Olpanize one OF more Cotnn&ijlrs f-.-r this arm of Llnnernce Toe st»orta»-d of Rifle Shooting prescribed by Gwrcment for the eu ppfmrnt of Sharp* hooters L« to make a target o! five thotp, measuring in ihe not to exceed twee ty-five inches from the center at 103 yard.*, « ff hand, cr 20flyards rt-s?. Thlsinll be required ofweryone orcerteh luitc above org*<n!zation. It l« de»Urned to organize a corps cf >liai psbootersinthe West that shall beseeoi’dco no finch oignn’zatlon ever formed, H"t excepting p.crd'iE'n farfa-j-cd Ssarp»hO'ta'B. All atle-RTt led No. 1 nils shits, now have the opnortun ty 10 s‘ iv-- their conut y in the manner specially adapted toaß'fle lovers t s’a ptv and 6uhnat-ii.ee will commenci from the date ol fnllMiurr-t, The envauce bounty premium andpav of £4*. will b<* diebr.n-sd at toe time oi muster. Kcfercncrs na to t 1 !? mneet:. Guv. AdytGen. Fuller. opriiiE fie d, cr to Hon. r . IL Woodworth and Son F. C. the - innn w avc r. Chicago. Apollcntlosa for enlistments can be ms’le at No. 3 Dearborn pfr.:ct, (un.-c- tne Ti> moot House.) or by maiLst Chicago, as oe ow CAPT. A J BURROUGHS Lieut T. A. WOLCOTT or Llcnt. JAMES PRATT, HOI 2Littt iw go: FOR T‘A*- KIwlTrH IN’- FANTBT. RiiGnLARS. s s -00 BOUNTY. A few mov abe bodied MEN wanted for Ihia old and pprmsnej t Rr-cli: cat Pay from to sil oar month Good beard, c o-Jiicg ac : m-dlcal attendance fur aif'hpd IniTi.pdiHiely. Onemcntiro p »y and S‘2" govarntiK-nt bounty gives recruit}*upon jou-ILC * i.* Rugmsent. for luni.rr parMCUi-tl.-i;)pi)W to -DillT W.FHENCII, Jr., SeOund T.’rr.t»i:ir.t L ghtn -afautry, KecnUUng OtAcer, at 188 South Clark street. s:.*.<■ will »e paid any person presenting aa accepted •B«*ra*f. ISfiC anh liar. BSAFUESS, 151 PA IRE D SIGHT, Noises In the Ile-td and all Diseases of T2SE EYE A3J> EAR, Successfully treated tv Dr. J. B. WALKEK, Oculist end Aurlrt, wth h*s Euftachim JEtheri&l Earlnhalator and Eye Fumlpttor. Dr. W. every operation connected with OpMh4lml3 and Aura) Surgery, such as for Cataract Artificial Pupil. Cross Eye. Tarsal Tumors. Cosure of the Tear duct Pol? pas Excision of the Tonsil*, etc Catarrh ami certain die eases of toe Throat, which frequently causa Deafness aho receive special attention. OF-YJ r E. 117 Siuii Clark Street, Chicago. post Office Bo3t £B2?. iy 17 i-Sgtr-'a J£YE AND SAR TXR. TrJTD’EP.'WOOD. Ocntlrt ard Aurlst, and Operative Surgeon f*r Deal :;esp. Blindness, and all disease.® of tn- Ere and Ear. Office anc Surgery No 121 Randolph street. ac%r ''. He rman Douse. Chieaco, HI. myl'-iy Carriage fHafeers OUGGISS AND n 4SSI AfiSS. - •» ' Tiave on band and are c-rnst-nt'? making up from A No 1 stock, and fir expenenwl workmen,# variety of the latest and most approved styles of & CO., OPI S AM) TO? liiCBlE!, Pfimlons. Head and llQ3lne?.e3Wag.Tiis 1 which we offer for bole at reas-jnHijla rai-s. Oruc-B u»r ajV«rpi c oJ VrlnOe filled at short not.ee In a wm manner. 'Vf-isviU; the tra<lc toiu iuspectbu cf tee sljic and quality cf our work ALL WORK WARRANTED, A Tour Feated Fasuly Raskawxv, Of sood style, suitable for one or two horced. for sale at our factory. Corner StfatoaudTwclftli st.-eetq, octfl-vilOlta IT. * G. N. WU.LETS. Usqal ITSTaTR OF Si JIUF.L WILSON, »DECEASED. —PubIic aotti-e la hereby s»ven to nllpcrvoua haviug ciahi* aud dciiiau'i.s ngaln-t the e?tate of Samne. Wil o*i, dee-‘Hned. to prcWMit the fsme for bdiudlCbtloD an»i S'ttc:u'*at it h regultr t«nn of the’ Countv Court *4 Coo* Ccu itv, t-> be Leiden at tee Court Hour - *, In the Cl f y cf Oai*‘ ifo. on ■lie Th rd Monday of Deccobsr, A. D. belnjthe eighteenth d*y thereof R'ISERT WALLACE, Executor. Cliicago, Kov. Ibt, i>:tcu noo vSSMd TESTATE of sfor.li St».rcevait, da- JL> cf-aaed. PobllcNotlcelßlmreby given to all per ponp having claims am dcma'idi ugai-et Mis K-tate ol Noaii .•'’uri-.var.t. deceased. t<> p - e-4-*nt tae s-rae far nrjrdc&tion ntd 'Element at a regular t*?nn of ;tie Uom-u Corn of C-*ok Cr.ur.tv. to luMen at tie Court Uor.H> Id thr city -1 Chicag-.r. on the t:lrd Mo-- day of December. A D.l V*-*, beiup* tin- i"r-n day thereof. OiTIl \It(V'iSrUUTEVAStT C. K. H-rLL»KN. Administrat-ir*. Chicago, Oft. lalb. I?C2. ocll>v3tl im MASTER’S SAXE— S-.ate of HU nols. Cook Conntv.—oircni r-mrt of Cook Conaty.—ln Chancery, Robert Scovil vs, Hirati J. f paldlng. Pub 1c notice Is hercay taat LES. V iltiaitif, Master la Coancery of Coi>K Countv, Slitfi cf Illinois, will, in ot>ellence to the mantare In a de cree entered In the above vat. tied cans-,«ell at public auction, lor cash, ta the highest bidd t. at the north door cf The Court Hi-me ol theConutv of Cook. ta the Cltr of Chic-go. on the twert'eih davo! November A. D. isfa. at tea o'clock In the forenoon of mid dw ttif- ir.ortgagfC premises desirlned la t -e decree in said suit*:, to wit: tlie nndiv.dcd one-half pvt,oflhe rorthwpp.t qnarUr ot sect'on five (*») in township tldrtv.elcht (3S) north mage thirteen (13) eaitofthe third iprirclpal meridian, in the Coat-tv of Cook and State of Illinois. E. S. WTi.UA.'IS. _ Master In Chance's Co->k Oou ity. Chicago, October osll v}*s-td So fflontrartors. QKaT ED PiiOPOSA* S ARK let u* VITEO n’ltil the 15th day of November. issi. for sopjilyh gthe Dulled StAt<.s Subsistence Ocpaitment withti.OhOlirad ofßecf Cattte ou the boat The Cuttle to be delivered at Washington, D C„ and each anln »1 to average i.t-u' pounds gros?. No cattle admitted th-t vveUbs l-'sa than Va‘3 ponuda gross, neiffra Stags atd BulU not wanted. The first d« livery of Cattle to be made on the flr«t day of December, or a* seen thereafter as the Govern meet m&v dlrert, f-OS bead of Carile p<*r week will he iCQuijed to be delivered under this contract. with good ana sntllcle-;! sccuriry will be re quired. Twei tv per cent, of the purchase money will be retalced until t <e comp'etlon of the coutraut. Proposals irrm 1 contrsetors »h-» have previously faded to cnmp'v with their bid*, from disloyal persons, or where the bidder la not present to respond to his bid will not be cons-deert Tlie names ol films s-hou'd be st'itrd in full, with the precise address 3f earh member of the firm. All bids mast he accompanied by iw3 guarantees. B ds to be directed ta COL. A. BECKWI m, A. D.C. and C. P. Tj. s. A.. Washington, D. and endorsed “zropOEuls for Btcf Cattle.” Form o? Gcahantzs. We, ,of the conuty of .ar d State of —, do berehvpoararteethat is able ti fulfill the con tract In accordance with the t-rr rs of hi* proposition, ai d tliah shonld hla propos't.on be ac.c’p;«rd he will at once enter mto a cr»nrrnct la hc.cordance thercwlta. Should the contract be awarded him, wc are pre pared to become h .* eecurlties. nids gnarautee imi>t tie apnonded to each bid.") Thcresrcrs,Willy of th# goarur tore mint be shown by the 01 ficiai. ccrfficafe of tne Cl-rk cf the n-tireil l>l*irlct Court or of the United Slates Dstdct At- ni^xillw TIIK CHEAP C -'SU JfSWELRY HOCEE OF NEW YORK. Hzai>qttae rzr.s for Blasocs end nil Dealers la Jewelry. W. A, HAYWARD, MASrPACTTOiNO AkVeIEB, No. ?0S broad way. Wboleeste Agents la every Regiment and Town In the United States. Canada and British Pro- Vinces. Tlie a*S' comprl-. « a’l -iinds of SiTTS.VKST CHAINS. NKCKCHAINS LOiKETS, BRACELETS IH'sGS.PINS.CIIaKMS. *TUOS and BUTTi-Ns. MaaOMO. I. o. O. F.. AND ALL KINDS OK EMBLEM PINS Ar.deveTtMsg In the Jcwehy line. Aryccr-wishing to s:es"-m?!f b I win send Mtbe-of the lolloping artie-cs. togetn-r with my Wholesale Circular cn The rs.c«;!pt of one d dlar; A Gold *c F in or Rl: g. or a Nice Gold-plat* d Maa.>nlc Fob-Kev. ora DcantlfW Set of Jewelry ora „ Fl'e Eng ir.d Snap Locket, oran Cva’ Ergraved Breec ct. Air ft C*UlomlA DKnjond Ring or Pin, ora Set ot Engraved Solltilrn Sleeve- suttm*. Bet of Studs and Rntronß. or a _ , . _ G-!:.‘JiTn ;nV S.iil Stone Ring, ora Lady sDonbb-Ri art R\ng.or a „ ,_ ~ , I'i‘dj;’? Enameled Rfevo’vlng Pin. or a Neal Gold rl-t'eil V-rtiJliilD or Xc-ck Covn, ora C>Ufurula Ommanl Ciu*t-r i*in . . , - wnn Cham a-uched, oran Ancto: Pin. with G aln attached, or a ... - Fim* God P-->a and Pencil. All the above good - are said at retail at trooi 'f) s.oarn. p<-rs>>**a wi-lfioe t> ordor anx*rhlu< «ruioh maj not be spi c lie I on ih • Giro il*r. c-iu rc.y ucian having tt-rtr orctrs: IthfUlly a*.t*nied ta. nol vS33lm Worsteds I Worsted Goods I Skirts I The largest and ctoer.pcrt etock ot the above goods In the city, now on exhibition at 78 Lake Street. Ladles are Invited to entt GRATES & IRTTNE. 73 LAKE STREET. A PXBST CtASS SAKTPaSy ESTABLISHSISfIT. Is plcawu.tly bltn*t»d on the Lake Shore, at Keno-h.*, Udrty.flvecj lrslron) Milwaukee. aaillitj _ mite* tiom Chicago. Tniß institution oilers the gresttst inducements to these aljo Aie hinici.-d with say form of Curoaic O.s ease The mrdical depart oent !* iu charge ol tiioroucbly kaclilßctlycronmjlc and rioiQCßjpa.lrc Fhysic.hn? tvbobav* mane Chronic Dieeasts a special pfcullar to their sex. are assured of the m 'St delicate , «® a^^E a ‘™ ra l mcct -* aadcittetsbulfer lug iom«* t .ororelnma «rions d'gtricis are vuv.sed to resort to the Cure at once. and thereby «aTe time a, 'd ejpfnse. For ftmhtr address or an lilyto CIiAS F I-i* Kl\ M, D* or Mrs A IT Pbt Mdfttp. or E. PEN NOT EPsPrJSSt £r 1 “ KD * Kecodia. WIB.. Oct. 25. lS*i3. oe3>vsafStr-s-TAT blakekts. 15.0C0 10 lb. the pair. syard* (Caches wide hr ~ Td«.loag 2C.0C0 4 5 lb- C lb„ acd 7 lb. tnc palr. all sic “ S ‘ BLUE, GRbY AND BROIVTT GRF.Y. ?•?!! l laht Low Pli id Posse Blankets. I.OcO fu.e beery French Standard Officer’s Blankets, ai Llcen D»veand Knapsack Drillj l-.f'OOynrdßlW Bleached Fußp’txl Unset Kh, And a large at o' good* for Llmrffs. All tin ahnvf tanheiimuedUtely d-l<T«red Tt-rms fasnorUrulcd States rortileate40 c Todebt*J. not > •'.,-»w-x-T4s Pknftdelphlft.Peaa. SATURDAY, KQYEMBEU is, 1863, LIST OF LETTSRi Benaicing nnoalled for in the Chicago Post Adhma M Aiurs * Alwrcv Jennie M mlji AdamßAugQßtcmrs Aiken Jes mra Adams •Sarah mrs Adlunx Honora mra Allen Geo U. Mrs Aldrich E A mra Alien Maria ttJpr Andrews Madam Allen E N tors Allen J Pmrs At rim M A mra Bellow Calharlne mies Bidwell Clarissa B mrs Ball Annie M inifcs Bowie Jennie L miss Baki-r misa B ;wcrs Frances A mra Bs'low Mary m*ra Bonham E mra Barb-ook mrs Brewer John L mrs Bftini a Kauie miss Bradirh Mary miss Baic’ay L T mrs Browning E mlga Bar t< tt Almira mra BJ ug&aui nattie sups Befkwiih H mra Bngge Catherine mra Bedford Ann mrs Brooks Julia Bennett O C mra Brown Nctlie miss Bei.jhmin il 31 miss Brown .%t E mra Bt-iibon ifyra A miss Brown Millie J mias Bevane Lizzie miss Mary miss Btiiily ik'lliemlaa Brown Ada mUa Benson 11 ary J mrs Buck Sarah D B'gcer John m= s Bollock Sara h miss Bitterly Mary Ann miss Burrows J W m» Bird Julia E mies 2 Byrone Harriet E mra Blocks Catherine mlis Bylea Mattie J mrs Blodgett Fiances 2 Bushncll Elizabeth.mrs 8.-aktrly S uTa Brooks Julia Blue Emily .7 miss Bidelman Marymlss Bliss Henry W mra Boomer Maria faieg Bcgaidu- Lizzie miss Bridge Chas mrs Canty Mary miss 2 Clark Isabella miss c hamberlsii) Jane A Clark Lucy S taissj Cairnbail H B row Clark Haute mtag r&f.ill Ellen miss Collins Catharine miss CafiVry Annie mrs 2 Collins Johanna miss Camp S E’.la miss Collins Emma mrs Carson C a>ra Cobb Birdie miss Cari Annie miss ' Cooke Hannah miss Case Fidelia miss Cooley L F mra Cat s A B mrs Connor C A miss Cator b ilarj - mrs Copperthwake L mrs Chadwlc W J mrs Cooney Margaret < bladuk Jane F miss Conroy Lizzie miss ( he?cbro P M misa Connolly Ann mrs Child? rapt mrs Connable Mary mrs Child? Emma B mts Coyle AnumUs Church G miss Cottreall mrs Cixue Fitter H mrs Ccnls<*n Emma L miss C layton Lucy 2 mies Cr»po James 2 mrs 2 Clare 31 E mrs Craig mra clatk Mary Crar? Margaratts miss Clarke Geo H mrs Curtis D j mrs Clarke Henrietta mrs Davis Eleanor G mrs Downing Daniel mrs Davie H n.re 2’irewcry Mary mUs Davis G 31 miss 2 Dowd Mary Davia s 3J mrs Dooley Aline miss Davy Ellen mrs 3 D.«yle Julia mra Barrett Mati'da mrs Dnggs 3 W mra Dem-.n Eslri. mra Duto mra Dtlniore Lizzie 2 Been MVy misa Dlckir.esin E S miss Durfea Mary mies Dale Chap mrs DntT? M W mrs Doneleon Mary E miss Deify Ellen mra DcihvE-’htr Dwyer AnuaAmrs Dt-Y.i-ing NcUiC M 2 E- can Adalee idlp? Elliott Nelic A miss EDglmfi 3nrabmrs K’lu E mr* Ether Jacob mrs Eutlace Catherine mies Flanders Sard mra FoN Mary D mrs 2 Famn Wm mr.* Fralzier Bertua mrs Fulkner Ann H mrs 2 Frost Hannrah mra Ft-dry Elizibvth Fulton E A mrs Fercuson Frank 31 Fuller E mrs Margaret mrs Frailly C«i»b irine mra Field S O mis F*e«Tnau Fannie miss Fjlntr Bridget Frctiaud nary rates Firber Mary Ellen mrs Foftlka Marie mrs Fiauery Bricgct miss Gales Hannah Mmlas Graham Rosanna mrs Gary JostpnE mrs Grant Martha Amiss Goaty K«»e mre 3 Grusty Barriet miss i Gavin .’oha B mrs Gray Lisa mra Gee Linniu M miss Green Carrie m?as Gannipon George C mrs Green Mary mra Ga r diner L miss Green Carrie mra Gardiner Mollic miss Green Mary mra Gardiner Mareart Amiss Green A 8 mrs G’ec-ry Matilda mrs Green Milton mra Gtbbert tlizabclhmrs Green CE mis* Gibson Irahtlla mrs Griggs Sarah E mra Glea-on Annie mips Gregfiton S mrs Godfrey g A mis? 2 Gres? Dan tnr i 2 Gees DorcosAdlla miss Goman Ann mrs Goss U A mis.-* Gurley Fannie mis? Go*, dwin Frances miss Gunter Deuamisa Goodwin Epaphias mrs Gara Anne H UaTock Emily It miss Henaline E miss Dale. John mra Higgins Anna miss Humc.tz. A il mrs Hinds saury V mrs Bau iooTi .1 nue E mrs HiniudLvufi A mrs Ilf.ii .s- K Ivi; mrs HUIa Charlotte A mrs Darn* Jennie miss Hu'urau Inlia mias Harris Ellcnora mrs Hogbln Mary mrs Han \r Elizabeth mra llc-if Babara miag Hart Lizzie mis Hopm Nora mrs Ballir-jQ W mrs Hood H Lmiss llaun-y Lib-.y inias Hoyt Emma miss Jbi>wotd Kan- A miss Hunt N G ml?s liny tfolltu miss lingoes Patrick mrs lltxcru'.ks Matbdamrs Holcomb Lmra Amra Henspv Phebe mrs Hanson Alary E miss Headline Lizzie miss Hanson Marie mra I liwin Laroiia mrs Irwin Hattie R mra J Jairisoß Julia A mrs Jones Surah B mrs Jordan Honors mis Jones IIG mias Jerome Julm mrs 4 Johnson gusai mrs 2 JrGcrenu Josephine missJobuson Mary Jaae mra Junes Elizabeth mrs JobnsvU Dunfurl'd mrs Jones Hat tie miss Johnson Sidney 3 mrs Jones Rebecca mlsa Eihl Lydia mies Kerrigan Phil P mra Kmc LwziomisE King Alice K II Knboy Lauia A miss Kmcrbury F P mrs 2 Keller Lb mrs Kirabib D it mra Kidpl rnruh nu“B Kiayon mrß Kelly W O mr? Kit 11-y anracu mrg Keily Ann mica Kincfid-j Mary Anw mra Kelly Dire Kurbj Ed «ard P mrs Kvimeay Thornton mrs King Elizubcih mrs K» nrtcy Joseph mrs Kinco y Anna miss Hinny Lurrctin mrs Kraut E J mrs K»-n.cdy Fanae 11 mra Kuuts Ma-y rn!*s Kertotis Margret Kinder Sarah M miss Kt-mf Ann miss Ltir.ee- Uer.nottA Leonard TSllea miss Lay Ot n Amelia miss Livings Margrec mrs Laden Roscy mi?s Lonmin mrs Lai ugen Hanna Lofbcunow Magic Mmlss Labcr Cai htin il mrs Loomis FrancU miss Lm-nam Murgrot miss Lyon E mrs Lubt-ndyuth Ei'cu mrs Lmilam Jo mrs L«-wie Eliza miss Ly-iuht Ant le miss I.tia? d Gaidnermrs Lynch U miss Lee L A mi & Lyncn Maggie mbs Lewis Ebdu. M mrs Lake Mary mrs Iliac VcCsbe Bridget mbs McNamara C mr? McCann Kate miss ' McMullen Elizabeth mts >*c<-rasta Catharine mrs wcFhcrPon L A mrs JRNabh Msrj mies ilcQuigan il mrs McMahon Eliza Mcr.gan Bridget miss Miller Martha mra Mcindum driTniemirs 3 Miller Eliza M M&lion Mary Ann miss Monroe Alethe miss Mallory Lyman mrs Molan Minnie miss Mallory Alidar C miss Morse Cha-les T mrs Mapel Aggie mbs 2 Mosely Rebecca Maibh Mary II mies Moody Johu II mrs MartinMegzie B Morgan Julia miss Merrill Fester mra Marphcy E R mrs Morris Emma mrs Moran Maria miss Merrill Snaan M mias M->see Mary mrs Mohan Mnry Morse Addie M miss Mitchvll Honoris Moore George mrs Mitchell C A mrs . Moore Urnnla T mrs Mitcheb Eliza mias Mnrrav Kobe H mra Millay Sarah E mra MunctiH C mra Miller Sarah C mra Mullon Margaret Milter Adam mrs Mullen Mary J? Nsglc Ella mrs Noonan John mrs Nelson Augusta miss Norensbay Mary miss Newsome Sarah mrs North Sarah J mra Newman W -I rrrs Nolan Ann mrs Nichols Matthar A mrs Nye Rcnic miss O Olmsted Helen A miss Otis Jae L mrs Oaklt-y .Mary I) mi-s O’Briue Er-eu miss Odell Parnu-lia miss O’Brien dndget mrs Owing Ida M ruiss O'i'arrcU Alia mias J? PaUieMA Plamer Thomas mra Pulen Cornelia miss Potter Frank mrs Parker Wilimm mrs Powers Mary mra rattle Rose miea Powers Catharine Peters Mary n-iss Porter Q C tnrs Peixio Ka e -miss Pool Mary Jane mrs Fetirson llaunahniUs Powell Uomer E mrs Phillips H B mrs Prescott Emna mra 2 Plait duliatt miss Poorman JoacphinePmrs Plait P mrs Perry 11A mrs Quinn JHarcella miss Kcitononr M miss Ronrkc Anna mrs Rtlph S M miss Rogers Sarah J Hisi-trowßou ah A mrs Bock tors ecdldaKmies Rsguu Thamia mrs Kicbaid* Ohvo miss Huger D J mrs Hidgway Rebecca mrs Rucher H miss liu« Adda miss Rankin Jane miss Kuuy Mina miss Rankin Sscfordmrs Rilt y Laura P miss Rapp Oathariae miss Riley Ellen Rand Harriett mra Riley Mary E mrs Ro=nett E G mrs 5 St Clair L A mrs Smith Phfbbe L miss Sawyer Hiram mrs Smith S P mrs Saydon Martha mrs Sop«r Catherine R mra 3 Savage liargret mrs Spatks Flora miss 3 Scrantc-n M'J mrs Spraenc Nannie A mra Staley Henrietta mrs Spalding Oliver L mra Sfgnr Anna miss Spalding Rpcksanntt mrs Shelby .Tenr-le miss Sqnlcr M W rara Sherburn E J mrs Soden B i-bara mra Sherman Amelia C mrs St Clair Ella mi*s Sharlcy James F mra -Stevens Nancy E Sha r pWary A miss Stewart alary’L mra Slrr.pson Si plna mra 2 Stewart Chi* mra • Sloan M s mrs SticknAvE'izibethAmrs rkelttn Lizzie miss Stowed Esther mias Smart Jane >' mrs Strong Geo W mre Smith Bella miss Strcb d Emily mrs Smith Lizzie miss Sollivau Margaret miss Smith JnUamrs Suluvan C mrs I SmiihMary SnlUvan MargsrctM miss I Smith Mary A miss Sweney tnra j Smith Olive 0’ mra Summers Mary E X ■ Temple mrs Tmesdalc Lucy miss 1 Taylor J R mrs Tree Anna mra i Sfcirj-le Nellieml£3 Towus-md A Muirs Tennn Helen Tacker Facnje D miss 3 Tiffany L mrs TyDr Amelia mrs Tbirtle Jsne mrs Trynt Eva miss Thurston A L V Upton Hattie mrs ■w W»H Mary miss i Whitney Almira tars . Corsets I! Wall Vary miss ? Whitney Almira tars . ■Walls- Siary a mips ■Whiteman if W mr« Walter Dotlver mrs Wiiir.hesrer Urt rarg Watson Margaret miss Willard G Goodrich mfs Wauoa S J miss wuiard Mary a miss W atsen Frarcse • Wlswaii Elizabeth mr 3 Watson Janet miss Wililams.Toa mrs Warner Betty miss Williams W t) mre Waring Adah mra2 Williams Ma-giretmrs Weil? Sarah mlrs Williams Jennie C miss West lios&o* mrs Williams Ezekiel mrs Whinton Orpha xniss _ Wilson Elmira Tt hii com I > Earned] c mrsWil-on arrio Cmra White Satiiuel W are Wood Fred mrs White Eh aror XT miss Worth Lydia mrs V. lumey Annie Jl mrs Ycnng Maggie G miss Initials. •* S G ” miss APuinsn .T J AadersonlJohn Adair HoM Aic-uechild C JAicherJ W Auuoms E E eergt A< rie Joe Achnn Ernest Amman mr Arnold Jacob Askin Kobt Astlry J.l M 2 Allen James F Axman David Arnold Z . AUcoit Harvey PAMe Peter AmulZW Adams Tlj Andrews 'has A«rt:n mr • Adams Henry AodereoaCnssW Applfclcn Wm AlienVß AtAt-raonChasD Ailhur Wm Adams GrrancesAtocia & MlHon Office. LADIES LlSff, Ander&on Levina miss Atherton Martha mrs Avery C M mrs Everett. Lncy GETiXLEMEX’S ZilSl' AasHnWH -.AdaEBGoo - Ad&maNewtonJ Ashton John Armstrong F Alien Ana 2 Aiiteitoo John Allenß - Adams Chaa ADgeliNicholas . ■ . ' ' P<*Tren ■Rf BaUard C Bowman Jaa T Baker Levi S BayksOwenF BcoadbantJas‘ B”lc«-in mr ‘ Bailey U S - Broadwe l ! -I W Becs«-t mr •; Barrel lO W Brown Huhbmd Bonutt Wo Barnes Amo? J c paler MUioD-J .Btijaiai iA L BrowiiM D ‘ Bartlett WmH Ol’-arreU Coney- Btcadwril J W Bain vv-m * Belt Al*x Bro*n Hubert Beets-Ji nothin Barxry a H Bowhua J L Bentcii John A Barker Bsnj Breca-j James Beattie John B-ardclty a M B*s<.ken Jas 3 Bartoln‘s John Bighal L C Brestrnp H Btuilch ,*obn BlandfordWm Brown./ ai Bates Julius A Blanchard JA 8 Brown Goo L Bell John . Backwell JohnDB r iinard HQ Bennett James Bidwell Watson Brectpnß Bet nett JamteLßirch Wo S Bmaa Soger J BealJ QA BlakeJW BoletenPH Bennett JaiG Blake Geo M . BvyntonC W Beebe J U. BlacbburnGOcolilrandritT A D . Berry J S llent Blilmger Reap Boyce & Purdy Bosun James Biatlow Diir.el Albert barney Jag A 8 Bidwell Ciuw Btadwell A 6 Faker Botacc Blare ObasP Breslau James BalesU,B Biddle Peter Butlrr MueesV Berven Henry BBUlings ’'hr Buckinguam L S Ball T 2? B’aci.nll B Bti.ieyL Barrows G?o W Bicknell Bjtor.Ußjrna Wo Benaciy Utnry 'iMrutr-nN B»rlau4WE &co Bassett Geo Blood <£ co Bafieu WuU»ca Permit Thus E UrookH.-lJ mt Bark John Betpon G Branaa T Heat Bnilln John jr Bcann Geo E Broenahan M Burdick Jay D Boitlet cilas Bocklos J It Bmlou Jas Barber rinnklmßrickwayLH Bucklsah Bi-nneit SDN ittewrter Wm Burton T M Ba>se Fain rapt BrnueonWC Butler HV Bateman Sami WF • Burge?* TUos Barton S W Brewaier Wm Burk Thus Bel held Fred W Bond Wra Butt e, field S W BarscttEG Bowes W C BywaterG W BsirtUEdwd Boydea Wm Buckley Thoa Biker P Breen John K Butler DJ Btl’tyEF Bouch Jos capt Barlock Divid Bt-iew Francis Bowman Joseph Barns Peter Baldwin Ecspt Boorman John Burner CnasM Pamey Earl w BordmanJobn BordsallJW Eskvr David G Brook Jofan Cimsßutlcr C C B=ebt l 'fcas S Bi.-wn H& co Back Oliver Benlc D S Bramhel Joshn&Barnslde A A 2 Barry Obas Brasail John Bailer B £ B elding y H Cline Peter Colvin' J A lientCaser Martin Gaecy Andrew Coiling Jas Carrier John Callaghan Fatk Cornwall Jas Castleman John Caibeny PatrickUorneil Jas W Campbell JohnS Carter C W Conde Henry O Campbell Jas 3 Canfield Patrick'Jox Henry Cady J M Cannon C 2 Cook Geo 3 Carter J F & co Capron O P captCotter Thoa Cannon John Caihonn Noble FComba Geo Cateon John Chspmun L L StevnCaia James Capron A U Colhern Id S Casey Ja® O Clark.M Co:*k Erastos Carup Thos Clark John Cornell D D Caihßobt Chance? John J Collins D TV Castler R 3 Chancier John Cotterall D W Cartier Sichd N Chaross John , Cobb Dual O - Casey Edwd Cat,tine RnmalnConrad C Canuoa Cornel's Clay Jonsfhan Connor Pitaick Chandler C A Carpenter Philip -oUins Philip Carr 3 T ChiUfcndecJaretiCrdwf-ud Peter Carmichael D F Clarke John Cobb Algernon SOhase Jbia W 3 •:>j;ovil P €<?!*.* AloertC Clarke Chis 3 Ca'Jansn PatrictColllni & bro Ocaple Peter Clark P CVughlao B A Chacksdeld C Church SH-is G Comstock B F Oarkc Ohx? H C Chapin John L Cionweil T captßhadwick «fc co Biewanl Collins Brown AChapman A F Chapman James co illoganNich. Claike Frank Cunningham MCap Oft r Clarke ss G tdarke Andrew Clarke EF Curbing Wm Clarke A II Clarke Jason Cnnnm?ham"VHClemente A R x iackener Geo Cr-muMh V Colby J A Clary DOS worth W ’omoy Mtehl Clary D-rm? C'ro licrs Wm Collins 55 Heap* Clearer Eeeu CcrrerJoho. Court Wm Chamberlain CFJnrtis JonathanCongdon Wm 6 t'rouch John Cmnmiugs Thoa Carpentor 51H Groin hi* 1 John serge Calu M ical Cams HP Cotterall Wm f ahjil Vitchl n Crosby TIC Coates Wm Carpenter Wulice^rone Jas E Corrigan % Cairn:or. WaiterCatleion Jaa Covillie Wm 3 4 ardwell W P Crane Henry F Cook John M 3 < arey w c Culver GfO H Cosgrove John Carey Wm Custer Geo Colourt John Gaffney John Cronin Denis Conors John Carpenter JohuGCut ac Patrick Conklin John? Conway John Curry Bart Cos John Cowan JohuS I> Dillinghsm N H DearhornJW&ccDowney Q H Dewey & Smith Ditimau J Downing Edwd DillenOW Dillon John 11 Dnnegau Thos imvls Cfcancey John Doane 3S& co Deady Peter Davit* John Duane J W Dalle D capt * Dewey Joseph Dryer J 6 Davis Edwin Danhins John QDnnn J B Dean It L Dillard wD dr Dunham John L DavlsE Stanton Dilkg Wm Duffey Jamea Derbom L Dickinson W WDodge John Dt an Raneom Dunn ilanrice Donron John I)iv«-n Eugene Davis Ledden Doodes Wm Dlmond ij N Davis Mason 2 Duckr&H Wm Dtzell Samuel Doyle Michl Dudley W G Davla Geo G D:snly Patrick Duncan W B DmnknGeo Dustin AnthonyDorgan Wm Dvgtoat Geoß Donavon Paifc DemUy Michl D'-ateHenry DieyerD D.herty Michl Dailey Jeremiah Donauluie Danl Duegin it rev Davis J J Drury Kobt Doyle Michl 3 avis Jas capt Duncan Kobt Dunnigau Michl Dickinson J P Drake Francis Dwyer Peter Laulicn Jas Eioher John English Jas EllwopthE J ustace d V Emerson Ralph J Ely J T Emerson 0 A Piiulnb J W Elr.jdJF » - ir Ail - Edwards LL Eyesterßenj & eon Eckart Geo co Eldted Danl 2£ Eaton Wm EsteyChas C E-ickson T Earl A- Prentiss Evans W G Elik-r Alt*x Edmondson I ii,vfcrs D C n.id cd B F Eaton D & co EiinlsPatk Elltck Joseph Earle Chaa F Ferhin Wm E Fitts Tims Fleming Jos 2 FfltonJosO 2 Fenton S3 Furlong Jno capt Fillmore Wm Fi *h a 11& co Frazier Jno It Fteney Joseph Fit-li-r Daven- Fxank Juo Forrcet Joseph port Fornold Jacob FWhcr Jno Fit her Danl Foster S<mry Finut-paii Jas Ferrity Pa’k Fraser Henry B Fay Jas G Fealherley 118 Fraser Henry Flrk E F.-irn-U Bryant Ford Edwd Finley Jaa Fahnestock B A Flaherty Edwd2 Felton Jas & co F >?ter D P FeaiheTaiononchFah.- & Bn?h Forihnao Peter 118 ” Freundt Joseph Frame Danl Fargo Henry Fiank Joseph F<*rreston P T Fitch D H tlaneryJnu FrisellCnas Fitzgerald Hugh F. guriy M B Foster A J !■ inbie Henry Forsyth Wm Ford B L Fisk Henry Foley w.n M French & Birth Fanit-worih G S Fitzgerald Jao FrenchG Wdr Fcakes Thts Gaghen Law- Gilliam Cbas Gonsnn Jas K r« nee Gush* 0 C Gowcy Geo W Gaj lord L F GUviudNichnlae Gram G E Gillen Jno Gilleit AT4E Green St>3 Gee.lr.o U Greanleaf Frank Gibbs Jeduct Gordon Leauder Guerin E J Galloway Jaas S Gurnet n.r Guinan E 'V 3 Glaason Jno Guodell & Hatch Gordon Eimd S 2 GallwanJas Giegg Wm Gram etE Client GaHdn H Graff Matthew jrGoodrich D H Giddirgs Josir-h Goodwin mr Gjodrich Chaa G m d Grandle Wm G ayChas Garbee Henry S Gould Jno O Grover Chaa 51 Gils Henry Grady Jno Green Arabrow GVbbiiig Thos GiahamJno9 Gray Brian Gain Thod Gortuly Jno Gokey Anthony Gay Van GtiliithJG Grout Nick Giknartin Geo Gray Jed S Gordon Ales Get rue Sami Gregory Q J Gylon Benj Gail-’w Fred Gnftlitli G W Goodrich A F & Gallery Haul Griffin Jamea co Gaineit Danl F Granger Geo H Hamit?gion H E Heart A Hunt Williania’a Xlaneon J Hale A P Hoyt W P fc«»hawjiv Lew) pH ad Cbas Hodge L S JJendrichsObTerUnnufiondcapt Horton W H Hendricks Amcslla.ll Chi? B& co eergfc maj Hansen Cbas Henry Jas Holbrook l. dr Herrington ChasTU-ndersun capt Ha'comb L A Batch C A JC Hodge LarkinS Bandy Cbas H Hardman Henry Hyde Zebadldh Hammond OL Howb yJe? Hills A B Haynes EK Hanna rev JS Humphrey T L Earrty Hand Hating J J Howard Thos Hanlon Edwd Hanratle Jno Hodges E 8 Eastings Eobt HernWF Hogan Patk Harvey'E &co Hayes Jno Hoi ues Danl W BawkfnsFP Harris Wm Howell Anson Harris S T Eawkshaw Wm Hobbs A T Hawkins S S Danilin ttichl Huntington & Seymour T E Bennigan rtichl Gregory 2 Hardy Geo W 2 Hess Wm U Honuhteliag& Herrington Zl Hughes GH Shepherd. Hatch H L Hyr.es li P Bills W P Hanley HP Huffun 11 Hitchcock JO Hall dipt Jas House Harvey Howe &co Hall Geo S Hodge? Jas Hinds JN HaddowThos Hobos Innes Hickey rev Y Hallman Michl Hind J L Hillier Heat E G HeltcorGeoW Hugo Jno A Hills Hobart Dalißobt HaVdganOas Biggins Geo W Hall Edwd Hy«ie J L HilumTho? Haggerty Aml2 Holt Ira F HinchraanGeoS Hamilton ArtbnrHnnt ct Jno Higgins Q HemlfcgwayAOillumphrey J E I Iglchart Cbas D Ingram Geo .Tackscn ?aml C Jordan Peter Johnson Henry Jackson John Jordan D J Johu?*mHira-uH James Cba Cmsj-Tuiiklns S A Johnson J J Jiwitt Tebbitt Jones Jacob Joha?onAngnsts & co Jones iV: co Johnson & £J- Oncobue Oscar JJont-s Nowritk wauls jack Thus JouosN J-.hnsonAE Jaivi? Tbos Jones ti B Johnson P J JftckmanJrAldcnJune? W Johnson F P Jtlkfsou Geo John-on Jas J ?huwn R ; chdil Joyce Tboa Ed .via Johnson Sami Jcy JasF KincrGcoflr Kingelaud JD SKcrri van Danl EicgSeihLi& Kelly HH Kemp Okas sous Kecc’h Heary Kilmer David Eii gelsmith AmKnapp Cbas Keyes Gaa? S Killer Inchl Kingman Geo J Kilond J Patriv Kil day MttllhewKm- Snail F Kline Divid M. Eilbmn W H Kincy Fcrdiud JKerr Christian Ec< x K Jent Kenney Francis:-Kmes A 3 Kehh J Knight Sami F K-mcicott Am 4 KlrgJno Kellogg Rascn King-ley O S Kile James K*lh yEd capt Knight A J Kelley Jas Keutßicbd Kilbura OPS Kfetrott Hugh Kendall E KingsbnrySomH bteele Kief Dion li Lee Egbert It LamhensonH’vLsmphere Oliver Lelvif Dir Lee God L Laraw xy N at Leaner 5t Left Joseph Leon Marks & eo Levy M 2 LuneThos -- - Laukton A Lan.bert Luther Lemon G Leapt Little Wm & co Leary M Levy Fred Lowell L H Lake Marcus Law Francis Lord it N rev Law rence Michl Linoley Kobt A Lined mr La'ande Wn Lane E Ladnko A Lewis Wm F Lee Ingrhcr G Loomis Wm E Lane Wm Lancaster Reuse Lord W A capt Lindsay Wm D Lincoln E F Limner John, Lewis wilhc Lihny Daniel F 2Lorden Timothy Light Wm Lvib'Oha* capt Lull Walter Laden John Lacroix C ffs Lomas Geo Lsngsien John Lee Pa rick Luby mr Laming Joel Lambert C Lumtius lAaeJobii Little OP Luther E : i*ha Littlefield Josß Leslie CF Locfcmau Frank Lm.b James Landreth Albert Lorlgsn P Lee James H Ladd A A LtwmjfAß Lee I«aac W Lingua B ' Lafkin Orria A lee James £ Merrill m Metz Hiram Miller Geo dr Manus Mike Marsh Calvinll Miller il T JlciriamLT Marsh CW MitcheiiStphnA Meadows mr Mart-b C W Mitchell Stephen Marts Wm C ilemll A A Mitchell D A WafonWE Metz Nathan Miller Charles Mason W MatchettAC MinterGd Mellon John Mann Albert N Mitchell, Herron Wttley Jkiec? Mercns Henry &co Kfi»tu-n James Mathews AC Morrasy Marks 3'allcy lames Meeker Byron Murphy Michael MaweTO Murphy Patrick Mulligan Mathw War’iy .* hoB Miles E G Slurphy.it Mar ; n i l-- s Mills John Morgan -Warren Tj . s Stltcli.-ll Ji lin Molley Wtait Main Cxl Miyiianlt JohaWilnray Wm MerrJUSS ViilerJL MonsarratMß Sleet* Peter Mitchoner J L J»ulin: WcHitGcoW MorganFH csptvorse Qo B Worley F A capt hoiaa Fc. C Mtiriuny ThosJ MyeraSGrootS Mcct« i*ui Mutir.- rhoa Moma S G Moior-Jm»’G Moi r- Geo Montase Dan! 3 M ord’v Ji Im 31 ir-uhan Timo’yMurphy Pitk Mast n Jojvph Mo re Thos Moree CJlaton Maloj ui.o A Mansell Geo (B)Morris P H VtrH,n John R Morran Chfts Mullins Jno Montage GW MioreAA MmphyJas Morrison & Co Morgan Boafort Moi»»gon»‘vyJH Th«*s B Moore A MorganJYVaneLM’oliier Q F Moulton & Co Mott Isaac G MorSB IHo.Ys McCcimick Slvr MrDonell Ja* Mclntlre Eltnd McFarland Knr-MfLangbllu Ja*» Mc'iition ■* J ray McCook; JasM MoC »liumDoald Me- arihyLwce MrKndeJ McO*rthyDeonle McLean Mlcbl SlcHenry Jefse Pitk McCcperty mr 3lc 'u-dy Jauit-a Pat MrDermt itMthl VcKii-ley Ja**'Y M. lntyc«Cnn«tr McKinnon John McMaater H D McNulty Pa.k Me clk-nihJ A J*a McNellopa'-Vood McKlEzie John McKinney Geo McKinnon A B Mr nr Vo John 3fc3Tanre«!Thoß MeMaster A. Tig PcDnmal‘l Jno McGecnßichard McDonald Anson S’di-topb J-hn McTlnte ttilch M'Denald A. ilcConnick Jno McAdams Solon McGiUia Chaa B Neuman H & coNeal Cbas Nawy jbs Nctvnmu T Norton GP Noftonßobp&co Neel Gordon Nicoleon SanmclN-ioier-b D io-ja Ncotan Garrett Neves- Edn d Nelson John Nevsn John Nutting ft* 'P Kelsoa Notion Jolm' Nclghoourc W RNaeduam Slichl O'Neil Mich’l OMey Juan S O’Donwan F . Ort M C O'Connor John o’2fi !ey E 0 ,• Owm I.- D O’Uein Jics O’Rnunt Dial - O’CcEnorilatllcO’Crjen Jas O’CaU-.^liaaD' O'Neil Vaitin O’Neil Jas O’ Pat O’Lacghlin M. O’J.'oon 11 Jaa O’GradyAfi' O’Brien ftm , Osborn UZ A Oootnck AM&co O’Neil John 3 • Orton S F O’Brien Peter C’B.ltii Joha2 Pearsall S J Pratt Chas S Paddock Geo PierseLeonard Pike SB. Po J .T Powell WT* 3 PluTr-h Sidney PalmerE^ Preeieii J- hii Piau P Petsra I) F Pierson John Porter Amasa 2 Pearsons DK PcaMeJobuC Polsoarar Phl;p-j Ja’pir A PostJoicph Peterson MartluPoaiicid P L H PollokJdr Peck WmH Panic Pierce JJ Patrick W M Peterson OP P.erceH iV Paterson John Pardes Chas L 2 Phelps Tfcos Pearson Joseph Philips AL - Pond Geo Family John Palmer A K Parrelt P F Paul J M. dr Perry A N capt Pearso;-GO & coPaiiah J H Patterson Alex Phelps Geo Parks J W P.ict Atwater P:owly SE 8 Petrie J Patten & Wll- Pr.merjED PartersouJJ Hams Powers Boswell Phelps Geo 8 Parker Chas R PretorE W 2 Quigley John Quinn O *ren Ecot Joe Banstead WH Honnecwell Geo Ruble JJ Rea Jno C Rogers F P Ricbaids RS Reynolds W C Roberta S Russell H W Read Lawrence Ro-s Robt Race Chas W RathhonGß Robiosonßob W Romee T T Raiding & Wal- Ryan Ed Rich R & A lacs Roache Patrick Retd SR Robb Ja- H P EakhinThoe RobertLever’tOßoaa Davidß Reed Thoa Rogers Lewis Roane Pat Bice Geo Roach Wm Robln a oti Cvma RaymondTß Ryau-Tuo Ryan Cornelius Railing Geo ‘ Russell Jno T Ro?e A F Regan Thos Rooney Jno Russell AC a Rugg G H Boss Jno Robbins A Richardson J Rolfe Jno A Rogers And’w J Eldrlcy Jno SI Rugg Gardner HEobert 3 EeilJy Jno SchlaterJECobKs3mpmauTho3 Sullivan 31 Shield*' Pat Salim R • Stewart d Scott Wm Short FxankL Sterens 51 F Scribner W 313 Seamen *co Sterns S Shay WT& co Seymour O F Strepel Sellers Wm J Scanlon Jno D 3agarmanLouia2 Scott 3fr— Sherman Danl Spalls T A Bheiby W A Sawyer *co Strong mr ScubleJasS SalsmauG Steele Levi S SbeppaidJno* Shine Patk Summerville Wm Shatyell Jlo 2 Sherdien P.ttk Slur ling Wm A Sullivan Jno Smith OP* co Strong -.7 H SbticdnerJno ScarcrCW Stow W S Sample Jaa Sheeau Patk StroneWmE bhoutin Jno Sanford Chas Stull Wm SbeahanJ SatrsCjrusA Stapleton Wm, Shaman Jaa Sanford Liver- Strong W ra, Sherman J P M-ore * co Stephen? Jno Shoti’Cs ll’-.velin Sawyer N H S’ewartJno Schick J P Sawyer Bros Sullivan W D Seeley Henry Semrnss B J Stewart Jno il brf*tnxoenJ Scston Alonzo &co SbintsTheo Sendee Alex Still Jno i-banaor T SandforthßW Sutherland Jno • Shefield GeoW ShudaJno Sweeney Jao S. Stltsell Jno Stratton O SmithT &co Stei son Jno B Sutherland A Smith Frank SIiLK-n Jere Steams A B Smith Ohas 2 Stewart Jat A Stoughton O Snow Thos D Strickland Jno S-affo-dN Soule Thos Sanford J Sullivan & Tagg Sibley T D Faatß J C Steven? & bro Sloan Farina Stewart J B Strong & hros Sloan Robt S.om;s II Sullivan Dan SpencerErastus Strunk Geo D Smith. Wuv Smith G S Stevens Geo W Simplon Hit Smith Peter J Stebbins Henry Stall Louis Smith & Lull Sbcttinins G WSmith W B Smith Alpheus Stephens JK & Snyder "Wm A Sawyer NSI co Singer Wm H Simmon* & Sullivan James SpmccrJA Tremict ! : Stevens Bod SpalTord Jno Skinner W A Stokes Edwd J Smith Jno J Sigwalt & "Whit- Steele Edwd Smith P H man Stanley S Smith G W L W Slider Aaron Sturve’B dr Smith JD Sprout A Swinney E Smith J W Bioau O J Swain Chas Simcg Jco Simmons J A Stearns Adame SkinnerThOSHSimoudsAil& A co SmUhGP CO Stouffe Alfred Smith Thos TalhyGro Top’iff Geo A Ttnmas OranD Towner WH Tledale Geo AI Trohugc A Tracy Wm Trey Geo W Taylor A Z Tillebn Jas Thompson S N Talley A M Tbomas Jefsc "B Tuley Seth Talbot Thos Thompson J Fil-TnrnerllP Tewaburg EP more Tnlles Chas E Tallmadge J D Tbornher J W Thayer A E Terhuoc Theo TbornsonJas True Chas J Taylor JJ ThcmpeonJoß Tones.:nd HonryTaylor Jno H Tuttle J Triplett I mage Wm TheyerJP co Talcotc Lister E Thomas IIT Todd it Craig Taylor M B Thornton T W Tnmsdtli Lewis Thcmpaon J C M Tapping Ligo "Tnderwocd J S Torre? ALon Vo'tk Joseph B Van Driven T A Vant cook & Tauhounaenlre-Van BireaSmith Vurty tu? B 3 Vincent S M Vint V m V.mVockJC V« Hon Solomon VandereanWmTlVan liivcnicroftVase E Vauwcrmer Jno Jo Yanalstine-Cort- W Vickerey H G land VanAlstin JnoGVun Allen il VanAllenJerome YaLDtvenlerAE Wiliworthll B Wright E \I Warren Thos Wilsi-nGeo WoodJD Wallace Thos Wilklt do"i’ph Wright Fred Walker Frank Williams Gill H Wileon.tThomasWarner-S M Williston O D 2 WynderCharleyEWaleh Prank Wild» r F C Woodm-iuAif w Webb S A W hillock Eddy W’ilsina E W Wamer F T WhiiakcrSl&co WarrenLecland Walker Elward Whiting G B Ward mr orScau-Wntnins E F "Wheeisr llichd find Wells E W White Edwd M 2 Well* Marshall Weaver Pleasant W’ililams ED Warren Mark Wcseß WilkinaE"W Warren LeUud Wentworth Chas William? B Wagner Mike WaUhEU White Daniel WesbouruWW 2 Wate CW • Whitman Cbasß Wells WmK Warrack & Wil- Wheeler Chas S Waaigate Wm linms 2 W heeler jr capt Walch John Welch Archibald Wilron Catlin L Wall work Jno 2 Walker B S w inter Clrw O Wa-nier Jos U Wilson mr Vrindiate Alfred Walker Jame-A WarrlmerOrin Willey AG Wells.l il Williamsen Wm WMte &, Hans- Walsh James WfHey Wm hrongh Wiintjh James Wilcox W B W illiaiiis bros "WilsJS Worimr Jasllsut White & Under- Wicklnu? James Wheaton W W wood Walker J W West Alonzo Wilson Welcker J W Wheallou Michl Wiuslns A ti "Wells J M Wishtman W T Williams AS Walker JR Wilkinson JnoA Wells Jcco Walker Jamas Wiir-?m? John II Williams J Alex Wescott S F White J Sidney Wilson Alo- zo Walker Uriah WhlfchorJolitiW Williams O Walker HE W'iliiams John, S Woodcockl2 WaldronlliramS WJleta J Wood G O Walker Henry WilkensenHenry Woodruff S L Wa'ker George H irvey Woodß&co ’Wells Geo Wnltc Thomas Wood Robert Waiters Geo Whelan Thomas Y Yeckley J A. Tonng Emil Youngs TIP & co Younger Thos Young Edwin L Young Albert C Initials. Allen’s German Soap Factory 112 WcHa St... New Bedford Oil Works . Southern, Drug Store ... .Yankee Card Writer - .Agent Spaaiding’s Express 2...N0. IIS Randolph street... Christian Herald and Presbyterian Recorder....Ship Cat peutsrs’ and Caulkers’ Union Editor Burning Hush... Fifteen dollar Sewing Machine B E. w. 51 & Co. No. 17% Randolph street E. C... H. & C 0.... J. S & Co. Persons wishing drop letters advertised moat affix a three cent stamp. Office open from Ist of May to Ist of No vember. dally (except Sunday) from 7a. m. till 8 nm. Or Sunday from S>/ ti.l 10& a. m From November let till May Ist, from a a. m. till 8 pm. daily (except Sunda .s), and on Sunday? from 3:3) tiUlKttam. J. L. 30BIPPS. 4xiQ j£li»ccllanrous. qPEOI&L KOTICK—We have O appointed Messrs, Heyt, Fcirce & Co„ Onr General Aconf 5 for tie Northwest. All orders for our goods wul be Ailed by them kl SUB HEW YORK PRISES, FREIGHT ADDED. A. RE. mMXGEH & CO. New York, Oct, l, is®. We have for sale at New York prices, freight added. 20W' casrs Dinlncoi’s L'naon Hock -31 a. SCO cases Blnluacr'd Old T«'ra Gin. 50) cases Bu lager’s cconlne -vine?. Pts. and qt.i. STO c-yst s Bminger’s genniue Cocn-ic Braudr. pts&qla, SCO cases Blnluger’s Old Kentucky Bouruno, SCO cases Blnlaaer’s old Times Rye. 5(0 casts Biulater 5 ? Wheat Tonic. Iflfi cases Flßluger'6 Wide BUOrs 300 cases Blnlaaer's Apple Ccrd'al. CO cases Strawberrv ano Raspbeiry Braaoy. 25 cfis-s R'askberry Wmo, iro css- s Csllfc-rnlH Wines 200 baskets Pipar HUodck Champalgne, 50 c&?<« Curscoa. so doz, stoue Juas Peppermint Cordial, 500 doz. bcotch Ale, Stone Jugs. 500 doz London Porter. 25 ocz. &h»mthe. 60 casks French Brandv. 50 pipes Hn{>and Gin, (favorite Brands ) coo hm. Kentucky and Fennsyiranla Vfolsky. lOObrls Old M»rvland Bve Wills - y. 50 brls. Dsn*!. Lawrence Ram. 13 -6. 2?brls.New Jersey Apple 8.-anoy. SPbrls. Chcrrv Brandy. 10 puncheons Scotcn and Msh Whlsry. 10 puncheons St. Croix and Jacnca Rim. 75 packages Port. Sherry and Madexia Wine. . All the above goods are oi the MOST RELIABLE BBiSBS, Were purchased before the sdvaace, aud will he sold pure. HOYT, PEIS€E & €O., 147 Soutli Water Street, OMcigo. P. S —Druggists are particularly invited to an ex animation oi oar stock. 0c23-vs9>3m STATE OF ILLINOIS. TKBA KJ SUREP.'B OFFICE. SPBiKOirret.D. November 3th. 5532. Notice Is hc*ehy given t*iat Auditor Warrants mawn on acccur-t of the " WAR FUND " Kos 1 to 51®- ItCnsivr. will ha p&ld on P’e4ent«tlan to tm» office «>n and alter Ui** v?th d*v «f xovemvr. 1*562. noS xSi-im wilt jam BUTLER, Treasurer. \/Tlt IT ART OFFICERS PEAL •I*.I, EKS AND SUILE'S will find* the largest ftock and assortment of Sw-vrds. Sabres. Balts, S<sTes Wove* end Haver*aiks. Revolvers and Curtridccs. and a'-l < necessaries ot camp life. At E. R Bossy’S,23Clark street (upstairs).over u.S. Express Office. Cb -se's Camp Guest, & Prices lower than anv other house. Ac dress P. O. Box 545. CWEET POTATOSS.—We are U selling Potatoes B&litD IN THE SOUTH. Th«y are fully ma*ured and with a little cate may he kept for months. Call at 5g State sires’. E, P. STANLEY. HEW J —^lnvaluable. LTOfi’S ENTER, A supcricr article rec-»ntl* discovered. Removes OIL ereape, point tar. Ink spots. &c. from me-acloth* leg and lames dresses, hate. co«t co'.lirs, kid gioves, Atic also, paint aod ibcts from Tarnished fQroitare. Ac. is preferable to Benzine; having no onplcasuc swell. Dealers supplied.- Retails at %ctE. per bottle. KILE & 0J..9 CustjmHauiePiaee. nol>xi3l-Hr - CT I.oniS,ALTON"*CHinAGO O RAILROAD. Officb. \ Cmoaeo, lUmols, Oct. 17.156 L) Notice is hereby riven to VI rersoae holding vouch er* lor wood funibhe. the 3t- Louis. Alton & Chicago Railroad Company, s.sned D. dheroian Aeent. and lor wlicb nayrrenc is ordered in a .ecree ot the Uu'.ted Stati-s C'-Trult Court, f r the Northern Dl Trtct of IUI - iheSOth November,’lS39, that tie balance un paid on sa'-d vouchers hav been dep'w ted Inlaid Court, and by Its order will be paldftav dlrt;lbitt« I to clala atts orilielratto nevs. on prß»«tatlonor,i'?e oreper Toui-hen* to the undersigned. JAMsS •»0 5 », Speota Receiver. BARK^S » . FINE SALT, Jest received and for wle bj no6-v967-lw lU.THSS & 69. UToga aita jfancg ©odtrs. WHOLESALE ?AEKEE WOTIODJ HOUSE, At Ho. 37 Lake street and 41 & 43 Wabash avenue, (up-ataireO We are opening a large stock bt ' HOSIERY, GLOVES, SHIRTS, Drawcis, Hoop Skirls, COMB, THEEAD3, And Small Warea generally, WHICH WILL.BS SOLD LOW FOE CASH. SSr~ City and Country Merchants are solicited to call and examine oar stock. Battlers’ goods in greet •variety. _ JAMBS M..STJBVEHS, Agent. OC£O.tSOS-lm JgARmJM BROTHERS, Importers and Wholesale Dealers In TOTS AND FANCY GOODS, 138 L&KE-ST,, CHICAGO, ILL, Stock new In aad very complete for the FALL AliD HOLIDAY TRADE, AH of which are of our own IMPOCTATATION, and - will he Bold tow to Casb and. abort time buyers. The attention of Sutlers ana Vankee Notlou Dealers Is respectfully solicited, Ko, 13S Lake street, between Clark and Lasalle streets. JHilitarg (Soobs GOODS.—Swords, belts, sashes, canteens. Smith & Wesson’s, Moor&'s. Colt’s, Prescot's and other RBVOLVEBS. and all articles In the Military Line, at lovest prices. Wholesale and ftnt.rr, a r GEr» t ABBEY’S ISo Lake street. ap2 ly * TTKOCH WOODS, (Bneeeseor to CHAS. A. BATCH. No. 180 LAKE STREET, S2A£ZB or Qtuu, Sporting Apparatus, Fiehiss Taclue, Pistols. Bowie Knives, AM© IVMLiTARY GOd^S, Powcler and Sbot, AT WHOLSS&LS AND BBTAIL eo9-p307-lv Isagg. 3A6S, SAGS, SAGS, STEA2i BAG KANUFACTOEY, £ Ko.isy South Wat<?r-st_ Chicago. 13ag;s and Sacks t Of every description famished on short t notice cud primed with New ako ; Beautiful Brands. I BIMSON FAS WELL. CORN EXCHANGE Bag Mamifactory. HAET, ASTSN & GO., MAECPACJOBKBa c? BAGS! Oi every description, 157 Strati Water Street. 157. yt-LL.T iKBS, GROCERS, FLOTTES, GRATN", GrCTSTSTZ-, NAM AMD BB BASS. br-ca always on hand. Bags loaned to shippers. royi2r2S2-iv IHarijirutj), fbarhUiars, &c, g A §l 3 WORKS Manufaottrmg Company, DO ron WANT STEM BN&INfiS OR BOILERS. PATENT SUGAR CANE KELLS, PATENT STEAK COIL EVAPORATORS PATENT FIRE EVAPORATORS, PATENT STAMP KILLS, —?0B Peak ®r Lake Superior, SEND FOB CIRCULARS, Cnla and Descriptions, Prices, etc, etc. Saw Mills, Flouring Skills, And Machinery oi sQ dCECriptios. SE2-Tl> FOR CIRCULARS. V. W, GAXSS, President, CHICAGO, 11.1, R".3 —Agents everywhere. ie2s-ni4s-iyiiw JKOH, STEEL. Heavy Hardware, HAIL, KIMBABK &CO., 193 & 19S South ffater-St., Chicago, Importers, Manufacturers and Dealers In IRON ABD STEEL, BAILS, NORWAY BAIL BODS. Horeo Shoes, Horee Nails, Nuts, Washers, Rivets, Bolts, WOOD MATERIALS, HUBS, SPOKES. FELLOES. BENT STOCK, &o. MANUFACTURERS OP IMPROVED Thimble Sheins and Boxes. BLACKSMITHS’ TOOLS. HOT AIR FURNACE. For Heattsg Dwcllins*. Public Halit, Stores. Cbnrcncs, Ac. We would advice all m want of the best Heating Furnace to c&U at 195 LiKE STBGBT, And examine the above, which we warrant, for dors blllty and economy, superior to aay In the West 3Ltau factored and sold at 195 Lake street, three doors west of Wells street, hr t&LAVSY A CO. au3&-u23m A SSISTAST QUAHTERMA.S --XI TER’S OFFICE, _ „ A PAnrcA.tr. Kt., Oct. 3.-th. TS^3. Pronesala wl’l be received at this oSca until 18 o’clock M. on Wednesday, the W-h day of November, IRQ for inrolehlng (S0G0) Three Thousand tons of first-class Timothy Hay. well pressed, and delivered In good stout Barges or Boat*, each boat load to be accom panied by thr affidavit of at least one reliable person stating tte quantity of Hay contained therein. (C 0.000) Sixty Thousand bushels cl sound. mcrchaa v able Shelled Corn. (5-1 ihs totae bashs’), nnt np in new gunny ba?s (or otherwise It so Etlpu’atsa ia the contract) atd delivered la such en&ntiUts os tn the opinion of the under* signed the wants o'th- service may require. (20.000) Twentv Thousand bushels of Oat? (31 ids. to the hushal), to he clean and sound, and de- Uvered In s Rlmllar manner, and subject to the fsm» provisions an Cora. The undersigned reserves the right of rejecting all bids made, an* of Increasing or diminishing the quan tity of Hay, Oats aac Corn one-third each. Bids ran t be made in the name of all the parties connected with Tax transaction. On the back or atUcncd to the bid. will be * cnarantee signed b? two persons of known rrspomlbliitv, that the bidder will execute the contract with approved surety tor Its performance ifaw.rded to him. The delivery of the Forage in suitable quantities must commence in ten day? from the date of contract, the terms of which sra substan tially slated In this advertisement It Is particularly requested that bl-dtrs be present at the opening of the proposals. Without positive knowledge that the parties arerekable.ro olds will be *.ctsd upsn unless ibepetsons making them are present at the opening. Fnnr b for making proposals whl be furnlsaed upon application at this office. „ . G. A. PIEB3E. Capt. and A. Q. M. ocKL-vSC3-3w piTY TASKS FOR 1862. City Collbctor’s Office, > Chicago, DU October 7.1562. f Futile notice Is hereby given that the warrant for the collection for t&e annual taxes for the city of Chi cago forme municipal year 1882, is now In my hands for collection. All persons Inter estsi are requested to male paymert thereof forthwith at my office, No. 14 Court Dome, or the same will he collected at the cost and expense of the persons iNble therefor. f\ MEHRING, City Collector. N.B.—Gentlemen having tax-bd3ii»wlU r lease hand them in immediately for listing. ocl6-v333-lm §5,000 Challenge. NEW FURNACE. BEECHER'S AIR HEATING AND RADIATING FUDNAPK COMBINED, (patented August Nto, IS6IJ for burning Anthracite or Brnrxnrcs Co-in. The eobecriberß am now prep ired to furnish their custoners with two sizes ot their xaw Ittrsaobs. AH these In want of Furnaces for heating Dwelling Houses. Scot es, Churches or ?ah.ic-Bolldines. would do well to give ns a call before purchasing/slsewhert t-nr Famaces are the most durable and economical la n«e and are bound to supercede all other Furnaces in market. References given If required.. „ „ Thosubscrhers challenge the world to produce ft Tnrnaoi for hcatlnc hnOdlngs-thst will supercede the BEECHES FURNACE. BEECHER & PAKEER, i05t58)2v 2SO M&dison street. \ SSEESORS OFFiCa OF IN WLA. TEBNAL RBVESTCE, ’ FURSX Blsr&KT, ILLINOIS. Chicago. Nov. 7 th, 1562. Notice Is hereby given that Division No. 6 ot this Collection District has been mbilv.ded. and that here afttrthat portion of It known as tae Eght (S) Ward of the C.tv cf Chicago will be known as District No. t2 * H Hoee. Aswasor. Office Nc Li, Swing's Hiftf-v, comer of Clark and Nortn Water sts. Also, a Subdivision of Division No. 2 h«s been mads, anc hereafter that portion of It lying and being be tween tne Chlcaco River and Randolph street, from noith to south, and between State and Clark street*, from east to west wl'l hereafter be known as D’-rision No IS C R. Fle d. Assistant Assessor, office No, IX bicktiv ’Bulldtng. comer of L ka aud Dearborn-sts. Tne office of the Assessor for the Sod Dlwa'.oc. rwm B H. Gray), will herealterbe toand at No. 71 Dearborn street, snd that of the Assessor for the 6th Division (Fted Recker) No. 115 Klnzlestreet. The boundaries and extent ot Divisions No. 2 and a. with tie herds named abatements, will remain the same as Ant announced I Etßxialw rump WADSWOSXK. Assessor, Bitters: TO THE PEOPLE OP Chicago and the Great West READ! REARM REAR!!! The language of nature and experience demon Btratea that whoever would eajoy the pleasure* of fool —the beauties of landscape*—tne Joys of compiclon shlp—the richness of literature—or the honors of sta lon and renown—MUST PBE3EBV3 THE IB HEALTH. The stomach Is the receptacle of&U nourishment and the fountain from which all parte of the body de rive sustenance. The effect of fool, luxurious food ea teries the stomach is to derange tha illative organs. and produce loss o? Appsrmf, ukrk- FRESHING SLEEP. FEIIDBSSATII. LOW SPIRITS, FEVSB- iss BmiUiGs, gosshtati . zhcxpxc tv to psb* FOEHANTXESTAiOBPirVSIOiL DTjTT, fcc„ are the symptoms of that horrid disease. Dyspepsia, Which assumes a thousand shapes, and points towards a MISERABLE LIFE ASD PBEMiTCBB D2CAT. The Medical Faculty has labored for generations to dis cover lellible appetizers and the proper means of overcoming stomachic derangements. CerUla Ingre dients have long been known as partially effective. Among these were Calisaya Bark and St. Croix Bam. An itvalld physician, sojourning In the tropical Island of St. Croix, observing tiiehabltsof the nattvea gathered the recipe for the final accomp’iahmeat of this most Important end. The article was first used as a private medicine, when its salutary effects becoming known, it was brought out under the name of Brake’s. FlantaUsn Bitters. They act with unerring power, and are taken with the pleasure of a beverage. Tee/ perform moat won. derfui cures in stubborn cases of Dyspepsia, Liver Complaint. Nervous Affections, Loss of Appetite. In termittent Fevers. Diarrhoea, Sour Stomach. Headache, Fever and Ague, "Weakness. Mental Despondency. &c. Aba mo raise appetizer akt> after dinner tonic . THEY SHOULD BE IN KVEST FAMILY. THEY ABE A DELIGHTFUL, EXmLIdATrKO BTDIULANT, WITHOUT AST SUBSEQUENT SXUI’EFTTKG REACTION. Important Certificate. Kochrsteu, December 25th. IS3I. M Messrs.P.H.Dn>Kß: Gentlemen—l have suffered tetibly with Dyspttpsi* for three or four years, and tried many i eruddies «ithont effect. I had to abandon my profession, and suffered greatly from evervttLns I s-te. I have now tried the Plantation Bitters- th*n helped me—l continued aud sm now nearly a we - ) man. I kauw of several similar ca»is. •• Respectfully yours, Key. J.S. Cathorn." §. T. —IS3O -I. Intelligent xiersoas and physicians can cf tae efßcacy of the Plantation Bitters from the following partial formula. Cssca’illa Bark Was known ard used in Germany for Dyspcpsl.v Chronlc Plarrhcji.Cbollc.Dysentfry, and Diseases of tbeStomach and Bowels, os earlyas 1000. Danticltoa, For InffarcmatP ns of the Loins iz d Spleen la Dropil eal Affections and Biliary Secretions, or Obstructions cftheAhdomicol Viscera. Calisaya, or Sing’s Bark, Was uxknown to civilization until the middle of the nth century. Humboldt makes favorable mention of the frbrlfoß'» qualities of this article as an antidote to Fever and Ague, Intermittent and Malarious Fevers, In his extensive South Aircricm travels. The Conn less, wile of the Viceroy of Peru, having experienced the beneficial effects of this Bark, ssut it to Europe la ISIO. It was sold by the Jesuits for the enormous sum op its own weight ix SILVER, and was thus called Jesuits’ Powder. In I6.*>S Sir John Talbot em- ployed it with great success is France. In the treat- ment of Fever and Ague, Dyspepsia, Nervous Affec firms. Lo?« of Appetite, Weakness and Debility, Palpi, tatlna of the Ileait, DJarrhcca. &c.. under the name of English Powders; ard in IC7D he sold the secret of Its origin to Louis XIV. by whom It was divulged. It Is now a standard remedy In all Plunnacopccla, anils employed In preyarirg the Plantation Bitters. Chamomile Flowers, for enfeebled digestion; WiKTF.Ror.E2N. valuable fbr Scrofula. Rheumatism, and Nefratlc Affections ; Lavexdzr Flowers, aro- matte, stimulant and tonic, highly Invigorating In Ner vous Debility; Anise, an aromatic carminative, crea ting fiesh, muscle, and milk. Much used In nursing. S. T.—lS6O-X. Another ingredient of renarkable and wonderful virtue used In th e preparation of these Bitter?. Is a na. tive of Brazil, and as yet unknown to the commerce of the world. ASp mlsli writer says: * * * M administered with St. Croix Rum. rever falls to relieve nervous tremor, wakefolcesi.disturbed sleep.&c.. atd that It Is used vlth great effect hv tha Bnizibans, Spanish, and Peruvian Udtes to height-n thtlr color and beauty. It imparts cbeennia-its to the dispesitk n, vigor to the appetite, and brilliancy to the complexion." We withhold its name from the public for the pres ent To the above are added Clove Buis. Orange, Carra way, Coriander, Snake Be ot, 4 c., all preserved la per fectly pure St. Croix Hum; Tht tonic properties ot St. Crcrtx Rum, ana Its pow erfnlluvlporating effects have been long known to the physicians of the world. Billons, Intermittent and Chin Fevers, engendered bythc change ofwatir and diet of travelers, particu larly upon western rivers, are prevented and cured by the Plantation Bitters. They are also reliable to pre vent cea sickness. Wiat Otters Say; 1 PmIADELrniA. irt month, 16th day, 1563. “Esteemed Friend: Wilt thou send me another dozen ofthv Bitters ? Nothing has proven so D“n> ficlal to it? invalid wi.e or myseif, a» the Plantation Bitters. Thyfr.end, Isaac Howland." . N.B.—The secret of fhe Immense snlccf the Planta tion Bitters, Is their gulrastzed qualitt. The St. Croix Rnm, and every article used. Is warranted per fectlypure, and the money will be returned If not as represented. The Plantation Bitters are put up In unique quart bottles, aud sold by all respectable Druggists, Grocers, Hotels and Restaurants throughout the world. Ba particular that every bottle bears the fac simile ot the proprietors' signature. P. H. DBAKE & 63, gOg Broadway, N. Y. [OCBI-v4i3-ImTTA9] Sustntss ®aras. J. H. BIRD has resumed X/ practice In Chicago, OSee—Bo. 13 Lssalle Street, Old Custom House Building. Office h° ®rs 9 A_M.anfi SP.ai. noi-vSSS-2w JJB. WALTER HAT, No. 85 FontL Clark Street*. CHICAGO, OmcsSoms. —stosa m ; 12 tol, aadsto6P.lt. [an22*t73fr3m] JgKljrSl PBUSSIN s, beat, estate asset, 'N’o, 6 Larmon Block, Chicago, 111, Loans negotiated os reales-at eecnrlty. PiFSK, ~~ SIO3SEB PAFEE VASEHOKSE OF BUTLER & HUNTf No. 4S STATE SXKBEI’r jKfnulacturera and Wholaa»la Dealersla ell Bad* « Ooai*e*ndFlns Papers. Envelopes. Ce ds, Card and Itraw Boards. Paper Bags. Printers* Ink *c**c. CiHh paid for an kinds of Paper Stock, mbs T s. aim a co. aoi? ASB CISBEE aiSEJidTEFES; sad dealer* fn Kesln, Sod* Ash, Tallow, Tallow OQ. OS Kot, 1&A SO HlT©ir-eU, CMcaga SLcab anb ©il s2Eotks. p.HICAGO XSAD eJSTf OH .%J vruiiKz. aorier CUotoa ud FuiJon-aa, 9ni ShU. hps, lajLisrs, sis k isas-. . VjNSSE® OIL, lt«, WUM Loeii, Bed Ini osa Lvtariff. PUMPS AH9 HYaSAUUC SA9S%. Crdsr* from the trade solicited. Highest market price paid tor Flax Seed. p.O.Boxeus. iH9 S. W. BLATCKRQSa, QECESH PLAYED OUT—SSO JO Reward if It. fails. No humbug, but a true reality. Try It acd see. Anyman can make at least sl,OOoclear profttannualiy.hyanewiiiscovery. Sent Jtreft.ala’ge ’burpageClicma’-. deiOxibing the busv n*«« in full Enclose stamp to pay rtstnrn, and address K FKIT2, n Box 2*. Pcntiac, ; QAMUEL S. GR!?,'t2LEY, Surveyor i O and Civil ’jjakes eurvey* and' anbdlvl i Biocs of land. l*vatea adjusts disputed boon i dariea prepares of earth work. Ac. Office with Re*sia No. Si Dearborn street. | ocSi-Tbo7-lm fgafg, €taj)g ana .JFttyg. RUSSIAN, AMERICAN AND Hudson Hay Company ’» PIT KS. XU OKAS B. MORRIS & CO. MartJa. Siberian Saolirel, Orter, Bgarer, Nutria,’«'ur Seal, &c., and ail AMERICAN AKD EUROPEAN FURS Bnflalo Shins. Sleigh and Carriage Robes. Bock Glovea and Mittens, BATS -AJSTD C^JP3. 107 Randolph street. sL*a ot the Polar Bear. tST Rav fora bonght for Cash. ocls-v3sMai WORLD’S F-IB—Oq Eshibi » T Qoa fc r a few days, at the G-RI-\iT FVS EJiIFOStIUM, No. 164 LAKE STEEBT, The world renowned Groups, PAST EES, AND BUS, PEOM THE LONTJOX ESHXBEnDIT. LS^lSdSliram^ 1 " 6 0,8 I,eat a ' iorKC - t « FTJES TVett ofFew Norh. Call at the Gre=t FurEmporlam, ccl3-y2B-gm A. HERZOG & CO„ IStLahML. yiTBS! FTTRSi FUSSI LADIES’ FURS, 6EITS’ FUR CAPS, Collars, Grauntlets, Buffalo, Bear and Wolfßobss, WHOLESALE ASD EETAtL. Huy where yon can make the best selection at the low eat prices. Try 135 Lake street. x. c. ara.-snffiß. €re*.t bidacementa to wholesale dealers. seS-nIST-Sio H. WHITT2MOKE. Kcw York. i JOS f. CARTER, CMcaao. 8.8. WHIT 2E yfO BE, SU Loalf e w HAT, GAP and FDR STORE, E. & E. B. "WHITTSHOSE &00, ■Wholesale dealers la ifi CAPS, FUftS, STRAW GOODS, BUFFALO ROSSES, AND BUCKSKiM GOODS. 07 Lake street and IB Wabash arc, ire now receiving an entirely FIIESE and csrf folly selected stock of HATS, CAPS, FURS, -4c,,<fcc., "Which we win Pell nt a email advance on manatee taxer’s prices. Onr stock will he kept fall and com- Dletf at all seasons br onr resident p-irt >er la New York, who has had a twenty turce years experience in pprrha'ln? goods for onr St. Lou’s sonte. D?" Merchants buying for ca-tn and who wish to make their money win co well to clve ns a call. H. fcS.B.'WHXTtShCOSE &C'J. CC3-VI7T-2ni FIRM AT THE OLS S’iJkX-n. ISIWATZ KERZOG, WSOZSBAI.S ASD B3TAH. nXALMS 13 Slats, Caps, Straw doeds, an« Cap Trimming 1 rave jTsst received a sad splendid assortment [a the anove article! and -will set! them at prices ecna] to the lowest m the market. The latest styles of FOB. WOOL and A ILK HAUL »t IGNATZ HERZOG'S. No. 152 l as* street, ST Highest market price paid for ail kinds of Hatt for* v>tQ-n2t3-lT j&hup ©Danßtrts. jpOSTES & HARIiE^BSUGH, SHIP CHASTDSJSRS, SAIL MAKERS, AND DEALERS KT TWIBES A&O C9RDACB, 217 South Water St., Chicago, Save constantly for sole, at tbe lowcft market prices Manilla and Tarred Hopes. Hay Hope, Latu Tarn. Bags ind Bagging. CaavASL Oakum. Fptm Yarn, 'Ttcli, Tor, Chains. Blocks, &C..&C. Cotton, Flax and ncmpTirlnes, SAILS AND TENTS, TarpauUngs, *4icnlngs, ICcjoa Covers, Flags, Sc., Sc., |2f“Made to order atthe shortest notice._fi3 Landell or Siblev Tent. EAGAN’S & SONS PifENT HOIST WHEEL PUT UP AT SHORTEST NOTICE. seo. r. tobteb. [ayi-psis-iy] a n,HASi>K7rBEBQn. Shucatumai. T AKE VIEW WATER CURE— J—i On the North Side. The best place for the treat. Eentol Chronic Diseases. The moat pleasant place to hoard near the city. Under the management of as experienced physician, who ha* had l> years experi ence in the treatment ot disease. Address for circu lar, Dr. J. B. GULLY or Sira. GULL 1. Box 5125. CM. c- a -go. oeia viii-lm LIBERAL EDUCATION Military Instruction and Brill* WLSTUIIN UtUUN COLLKGB anti iLLLLTABI nCADKMT, at FULTON. ELL., on the SUsdUalpp' Hirer. will open Its second vear, Sept. 3U ISW, with re ggl&r Collegiate Academic and Primary Classea The College has a corps ot twelve experienced teach ersandhetnrera, tborosth appointment?. the fined school building* In the West {cost, witn farnlnire. Ac. VldO COO), an ample and attractive Military Park, az excellent and well tarnished Armery, a fine Gyrnna slum, and many other adraotagee which sbonM data Che attention of parents and guardians. The largest institution of Its class and character In the Dmox Instruction In French. German, and Book-Keeping tree to Cadets, also In aetiu-bet and Infantst (h»»arj and light) Tactics. Zovatk and Fancy Dkilia and SxaciASTics. under an officer oIU.S. A. Cadets dress in Ucllorms. Thrsji—?l?o per school year for board, famished room, fa lights, washing and tnitioa !c grery department, payable quarterly in advance Cadets from abroad, room and fcoarri under the same roof with and the constant care of the teacher*. Foi Circulars address !>. S. GOVBBT, President. Fulton it fos*-n«Mr; ffiljicagt) abater ffiiHor&s. pHtCAGO WATER WORKS.— All owners or occupant? of balldlne* which are eitnated on iota adjoining anr strd'-t arenas or all**y, through which tn- dUtnbctlne water pipes ot the Chicago vvater Works are laid, are hereby notified that the Board of Paoilc Works has the smoontstobe paid as water rents or assessments lor the half year commencing Novemoer Ist. and ending Mar Ist, 1563; and In the ca.*e of oulldt ogs on rots adjoining any street, arenne or alley tbroarh wb'ch water pipes shall hire been laid dnring the <li m- nibs preceding the first of November next, the amounts to be paid as water reo s or assessments for the period conun»-nclng witn the date when such pipe shalt have btt-n laid and ending ilav nnl that the fame w*ter rents or asief»mcat» will oedaeand parable on the first dav of November next at the olficc of the Board of Pabßc Worfis. room 15, Cosrl of the Board of Public Worte. * A. w. TINSH.Vd. Sectary. Chicago, October 16th. ISG2 ocl«vilMm ©gsters. OYSTERS! OYSTERS!! Fourth akwi Sxz.t. A No I Ealttmo;e Oyhtf n». 43 cent* c». art HON belrg received dallT at 119 Randolph street, W iRRASTED. Country orders promptly attended to sadatreducad rates. [ao£-xS3*3:u] HENEi 6Y> dORN. OYSTERS! OYSTERS! To Grocerjmcn. Hotel Keepers. Satto? Houaas and others.—We are now prepared to turn:ah Kegr or Can Oysters Is quantities to suit. We receive them fresh ever* day by express tram oar home in Bvalnore. Wepat up all of our own Oysters, and can and will sa'l a be* ter article than has ever been offered In Chicago, i Birgit trial will satisfy the pnrer-aser that 1* la so. Office and Depot, ISO Dearborn street ___ * M T, &ME9 Orders from the country solicited and pmrnotlj attended to. oc.l v302-3ai isaat CTlainiß ~%JSTAB, CLAIM OFFICE OF Vt • ISAAC ore MJls toicfi P»7. or i«im “ooey car address ns with etasp enclosed, anlrPce.Totte necessarrlistrnctloa. ocJ.-T«snia xilT&b claim office of Vf LEAVITT & WRIGHT, AttomeTß at Law. All kinds of Claims promptly collected, pensions and Bonntr cbtalned; Treasnrer*sTVam»ata promptly collected and me money- remitted. Fees tf1.50. DU om*. BS Clark street. • «a* kl«-ly ©roecrieSi ' frtA HALF CHTS. TEAS—A t)\Jv fun assortment of »e,w cron Graeasaafl BlacSa. embracing all grades of potms Jly*p*,Hjjaß pWTi Gunpowder, Imperial Tirankay. Colons, Aft iKAA BAGS COFFEE.—Rio,Mar. O VV/ acalbo and Costa Blca.{Blr to prime, arxSp HTHSUBHiKKBT H. stttrt. Ustirnaag. MICHIGANSOUTHESN. AND JjJLLa Kir*t> BaII-BOAD—Su.v’;o .Vdiuuad after 80NDAT, Wovristh. and'natiltaithafc £utiti£.ttatns_itiiileaTe. Chicago aiioliowa:—— •ja.o A,iL--5:AiL* >i. .Road, lor. voted*- and I>>- • ‘Tr- rr nrmnertlixg xntQ JSarteeulitne^. aail J f-zr _ cent Seeds vs.) . . 7;HP.I >r. - p. v io« Toledo, PittVuuno, w.ttihoEasi. dally (except- sacas m Chicago" at to.co A. hL, 1":00 .... SETBOIt tIKE- Leave at 2:00 A. as. j Mali, and 7;>j t. .-i.; Es?r a 3, via Aiirlst. cuimect;ng‘TslUiCs»-i*uiau Lines. -Arrive ;n.Chicago at Uh(w A si- and ILOO P. M. Luxurious sleeping C*n on N'gns Trains raa be tween Clilcaci ana Cleveland, and Cn*ci>£o De troit, wit: cat cb^nsi. Tlircuith Tlrn«s can b-j obtained as the Company's Ulhie, SC Cl«ri street, uuuer tne incftn**!! douso, ox at tit It-pos. ot Yaaßurtn am! •eßerman-gs, John'jj. Campbell. h.h aA\vv£it, GeuTbcft.. TolMo. O. tieo'i ii -L»tX ]VpCHi&AH CENTRAL- &*£&, iSOAU, SKcAS lau tau AOux'is 20 hilt TOKZ. SEV Er*aLAM> *nn xhJfi tr.asa nm vesta alter Sunday. Nov ioc.4, 'xiais* /«t£2 dte Great Centra* Jaion Oepvys, toot of iMoy strifes ;•> ioliowe: CaO A.U.— •* O-troil a - 5:13 ~.iu, aU"£KUA.on Bridge 2 >A. 74, _ Sany a.25 x*. *4, Hew fora *ia p, n,, Bo tun Li£v i‘. Si. 6:45 urivtaat Detroit6;l3 A. M- Smpenaioa, cnaxt: sdi a 5.-3J P ST * Yor *“ is ** **- *«»» •.•ttvL"—fcu iraict v*» j*. L‘. hiiircs-i ChiOiyd 2- cfePO LL Mstl Train. 6:45 e. M.Fass in:r« iv ta IWGA. M.± anti i* K- lilsh' atu ‘ii.-xLu. The t:o r. M. Train CuiCagu iu&a UirOiiSS t9 Jrc!fli.:.n vuhuat oia, B -c ot cars or pAaa^ga. &nttan'« Pstetu Ventilaters are run on o*3 i QCa&> iralos. Bateut Sleepl&a Cua on all ruga: trsou. _ Gf~ Burbage Cadcied TOruuaa. TRSocucTic&rmioraii&m ah prinonat BaCcOAt oJs*.ja m tae West, at the Oeapra. otdce» corns: itiSZ *ad - e&rc-ejn otrect*. (uaAer the rrsruK t OjymO tat ash. at ‘Ao Depot. ii. e, baeges r;oSff A 'S? mi »««««“««■ j. ejirjdl ~Waat*jnP***. CHICAGO AND slU.'-¥AIJ:S.«r \y sailboad. ?os milwaovxb, La 9T. G*warß\T vaucObß, BaßUur, ANDiNratttfXDursrojira. Da MONDAY, Kot. IT-*, ism, t* nAcnger ITiics will Xo Depot, coxaar of W*»t KLiit and Caaai streets, iSanoayi escepteii a..'niio««: BKW A. it. aad : i,A"> AM, *cd ftirlTC at ieilirt okoe at llha A. it, andidll y. M. ituaenger Xrelsf arrive at Chicago a; ll A. K. and P. it. Waxrueas Aooowxodatius laaiv i«*tw Chicago at P. M, aod smvss at Chicago at 3:15 A. S U tc?3 8, c. BALD-vry. Snperinticdaa. CHICAGO, BURLINGTON * Q'JINCT RAILROAD. Passenger Trains leave and arrive at Chiea ;o u fc lows:—Bay Express Jeavea A. M. »inJ i jrlvof at OP. M,. (Snnclajs excepted); Klptit E\pr»<» atlli'OP. M. (Sitnr*ay» excepted), arrive* at «:t3 AM. (MmtdaysexceptedJ Aomra at 4rfn p. m and arrive* at KHO A. M_ (Sundays 64 cepted.) C.G. HAMMOyt'. Sapt. pITTSBUHGEL FT. WATOK a JL CHICAGO RAILWAY. Parteaxer Trains leave the Depot, corner sj 9KM£?e sfc«l caau. sireer*. Chicago. daily &: 7K> a. M. Fast Lias, (except banday*.; 6.X f. M. Night Sxpron, (except SatarofU i*JCP. V ftrrociyodatia,? fro; ♦’*!:«?*»« Arrive at Chicago at 10:30 AM aa!2->.:OP. M. Jor Bouton, Sew Tort, fbilaitelpMi ,«a£.xiasoius. wuxiaisc. rcr. •Srtvrtahnrs ana PnWmrss Also—Fa& alkaAT. Bvn *ja Dos arm- Cuxtnatn. CtKdKxan, D*rnr». «Ad an intenacuiatfc Slaves Clue* t* ter ta* cities shove named. Cara on mgs; tramt sad otk*& ut« fey ttc rente checked tbronpb to all Hasterc Ciiiej. Bat one change ox cart betweon Chicago uai A. F&r-- r» Allentown on train laavtmr Clucfco atit; o t*. jy. Ticket* for sale *1 the principal Tt(k«t Office# !c «►' (Feel, at the Company's osSfee. corner hr Kiadolah Dearborn strs"t*. and at the Gnior n»aot. Chlcsgo. __ 'VH. P. 8HU»“. e*s. n*s irjii A-aOLLmAT Ag-d. ‘ pHICAGO AND NORTHWEST* V-> FUN lIAILWAY. For Koct'ord, Ceioli. Freepa t Jiiwiile. Salens Dnnteith. Madison. Prairie an Chb*c. Kju.i da Laa Ostkot-n. Watertown. Green pay. Her!!:. Slipon. Lt Crosse, £t Paul, &c. O;. .rd after MON'IUT. Nor. ITih* Tbrnrgh Express »e»rr« Chtrajo at . .. iI;ISA.3L Janesville sin-i Accoanvdu 153 l*fV» at 4n-l>F NT. Fxpresa arrives at .. . p, »r, Janesville Acconnncdr-.tlwn a-rT»j at VhW P. la. __ GK«». L m T VI.\p. Snot. E. Dg Witt Konigsox. g«-d. Ticket V;»nt. ocfcMj TLLINOIS CENTRA!, RAIL. X HOAD. On ami art-’r Send*}’, July Kl.i, frOi-’ltlK 1 G:r;.tr. Lt: al I». = . ftflii.w iSa-,!;,;.* ex. nr. : v. ;,t i’OOr.A it SiJOp.m ; f. m.; h-.- itur it 3-1J p. m : SnrlnjrfitUl at *•’<> p. nv.: Na]ii»a 7 ;> » m . - Ont» ni.; V!Q.v : >c-a w f. ta.; Louw&Apl m.; Terre Haute u. m.; Cmr.. * m 6:30 p ns. iSnitjrUjß k t. .1 ) .-t'v I,V*fct St. T>oa!a Ssis p. ni.; Terre Haute IVit t«. m ; Viar.-uaea L£l * in • E<«n«vW* 5;1« P . m.. CV,r.>-i. -n On Satnrilnya a train will be ran to Croatia. I«7lnt CMcaco at r»;ir» p tn. TtwG-utrU e r.t t/V-PicO at <:Cr« a. m. *>■•»> o.m. Steplr? r«n.o t ,\i s: . tTrjl _ aß> checked to alMtrpcrtnnt points. Fi>r iira«*tsi.n<i >niormat'.OE apply n -t ;tie onco to tTa Great Central FOU HYDE I’AUK -ASU LAWS’. Trains leave Chirac !*>J a. u. 12rf0 m. 4ro*j p. m. 6;i5 p. m. 10:30 p. m. j Woo* Lawn *.rOl) a, m. ta, 'rlrt p, m l». m. 1:1:1 p.m. W.P. jonxsos^oenl'l^iSiVcr CHIANGE OF TIM* o':?~am3 J AFTEHNOVEMBtIi HUW. IW. ODsCISHATX ASfU COCASv AIB-LIKB **?!*?•* :rty Miles tie ??io.ti*r Roare po’*«*n3 siultcj lave ajdii rruy.; iw r.y-~. «teUy. as follow!: ’ 7.3) A.M.— Day SX7rcss,aac! ma'.l tCcoctyawiodHtc G.SOP.iLNlpht Ez?re«e (Batanlay* fTct-pte-li ArrlTe at Cincinnati at T.« a, *. v. .t.« ;n p m_ aourzxKi Coif-fwrxcire—At m jprkt* Us. Colombo*. Madison. Lawrencpb'i-g, .inTersoaTfre ud all points la Central *a<* Southern Lniltvia: also yV jjosisnue. Frankfort. Lexington. *td -«i: nmstn Soar EASTKXS L/tiNXIUTTOVB—At AildeHiM aud tiiC&ICOM ior Penna, Urban*. Dayton. Zed*. , Je‘n ,_ f-i*. tail tt points la Central and Kant pm ribfo Coensttica* at Cincinnati for s«n.jea. Marrten> t'arken'barg.aad pom* on theOhic Klv*' • fhrtrngh tickets by tbt* Tine can i *> ol*ts;o<nl vat nrlnrlpa R&;iro*ui o«cm 5r the Noitow-irt. and at IK Coramoy’s OSre. No. 135 Ranr.olcb •tr.'Pt. Rhleagf funder the Douse. > JOHN PHANDT. Ob. SOB, RI.-iiTT^pd, CHAP F'JLLKTT. Gen. Ticket <.g**nt. CM -aga U SAM A. LEWIS. Wes'C Phm. Agent. CblCtfC CHICAGO AND ROOK I3T,AN? V> RAILROAD.—Crang* nr Tr >rt SammPT ArrancemenwCommenclngSandav. Uaret IF6L Train" leu** Chicago. Pat P. , or* , K**:;d*Mafl. «•"* days exceptM, Win *. n. ; N< z ht Kxjrc"", batmlaTa « ceptert. W»r. id.:-Tnllet Armipruolstj-'i} G-md*?* ■»-: ccpted.MOr m: Throng Trains ararr *»« a. v. w and Bisi P. idg Joliet ieccrmr.o laOf)ii, 9*5 a. *. JOHN F- TRACT. G~:i IP?'' 1863. THE 180* ?SHI?STLVA!V!i mrSAL 8- R S3{ flHlw 55cnhli Tvs«t« fwtth ita connect; cua 10 A ST3ST-CLAM KIJI7TK. FOB BAFRTY. COMFCBT VOF?' V* all tta« Sißters Cltl«iaf TUB TRACK IB STORK BALHEf*? AND SNTZBBLY FUSS FUOU DDIT? THBSE DAILY TSJXNO FEUS* TITT3BTJBGH TO PBKADELPHJa fwltt clow connection* from Western cftMJ ALL CONNSCTTNQ DIRECT TO NKW TXifS 7HROUIJH DHIUOELPHB. And clom connections at airtabnrgli ft-e SAfjTinORS ARD WASHINSTS^ FSOM PITTSBURGH TO SKT? 75>t* One Cral rcru dailir (433 mile*,) TXA ALLKNTOWN. WITHOUT CHANGS OF QA : 4ntrtng ta tdTaaes of sO attier C*c&& SIGHT DAILY TEAINS FROK ?HILAPBIPHIA T9 WEW Ticket* for Sals to Bestos b? Seat Koat Ticket* good os any Of the «onzd Urvt FABBTO all POIHTS as :iOW AS JLST sCsst^ SLEEPING GAgg UN NIGHT TIE4INJ TO PHTLifiELPHU, SEW TUUE * SliTHSi® SAGGAGB CHECKED THROUGH A3D B FEKHKn ;fueh. FREIGHTS! B* VlI 3ont« Pm*nt«oi all aeacrirTUOfisatiaten*. irtraec to ud rrom FliJLiJ_i=M£. New Tori. Bord er Biitim ere. to *ni from %ar point oc the flaiu#stf cf Ohio. or Ml»*onrt. Mr Hailsqajj muor. The Penssyiyania i>ntml (i»st Road eosuiMU £■ Kttrtnrzhwiih Steamers, hy which Ooodt csnbe th warted to any P*rt on tb» Ohio. Mtukinmn. JtVr tncty. T«n»eMrt. ComherlMid. Illinois. M'ejioCr*'! Wisconsin. IdUsoui, Kunt Arfeanww and Red Hid at ClPTßlaed. Sacdnatrand Chicago with Krtv to all Forts on the North Western Laiea. KerthsaU and Shipper* intragtic* the tniUMU tlon of their Frrlibt to tbl* Company. cab raip yv confidence on it* apeedy transit. THK RATES OF FRRKtIIT to and from «*»»«•'' *b the weatbr tie Pinuwylrania central BaU«M< itß AT ALL TntK II vatouaßXSA# A3» OS4M3S r tTTT?ir «aTL hoad oox^ames. er - Be particular and mi»j? osdmros “ tx* pit* «•-• CZSTBAL H. H." For Freight Contract# or Shipping inrecHona. S9 la te or addrcn cither of tl« follower* \rtejrs *: - '"“(SSW * CO-Ctleajro. canon. D. A. STEWART. PraU'ht A*e-it Plttsfctara. CT.ABKK * CO Trane Ter Agenda. H. W. BROWJ? & CD, CJDr.«3OAsI. Ohio B. C. MKLDBCTH 4 Co, ?.fAd««oB. Indian, 5. K, MOORS. loawlle. Kv ■W. W. AIKMAK & CO- R**crrtßc 71*. $Vi S U i,SS?«UT. WMV *** 5 qv] FRrK * Ct>, Ohlfc, Wf.POWKLT. « KoC. *'LM. *>fe K. VoKFFT.T Maprr r i’-'.Er. j p JOHKWTT Rfp’-r ">hfo. JOHKTOIIt). Cnvipf"” S'- rr " • TTjtl- U1- - ” a«m m i 9 R.ci'Sf Ol!L ETtien Bad Ffc. -*«*» *si no n aiMR *stf«a*rontßtoriJ¥« Ttrex.%& -vfttarstf sod lappted ~ »r- f»CTmfsßci.>ac i pm opened oo tola imu ruoLcctiooi, M 4 ttvn* attention l> paid to their tw*s. From 3axr!abv% wh-re win t>« fo*rnd trvrr « ccaveaieceo for feedlM *”• r«Ftinz. a choice Isc-Jatid of the FHTLADKLFH2P. ISEWTORZsadSA^nMORS T&“ alio be found the clctwt mod met ax* route tor Stock to New Torfe-Tvla. With fewer chaawe than aay otherT KNOCK LEWIS. Sen* L. L. HODPT. Sca*i T’cKet Jkgcat, PW»*d«XP*IiL fl el souproF. Sea’i Prtigat Aacc* pttffid£#3*s tal-KTO-lT • mifflA A CHICAGO UHIOE OB gj ootsti: ill A. X. ibo W Jor cedar Be pida, uid tatymedUf point iSp.l£riwßgft.Be*ftdarA BocKcrd, eedatenc* Belottand Jecjsrffl* WJJ SSW’ a.R.*odfcOßf-M-ttaia. i*v««nntjot Cry’ mi i*»- Kt Qesry. BidunOßd. Sen/*ya f,a»e m£ ». S£Slstr«&* vui wutb* w kW^a -,, _ WA **t* LPI—P/trAntf. * . /CHICAGO AHD ST. LOUr ? t V> BAILBOJLD UHX, CBARCIS OF ms* Trains lea re CttolLit Day giprcC ~* in;ttonoaTS);HOOF.if.SUKSweii (OfiSW-' * SaysO Ttadi aniT« croa BtTLotus at feS A M --»* AcßommodßttQß ibbtx CM wptra£»»i>nsra ;in rr-iDs will lett?S C&rtrscC, CMia,