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, 1861-11-06
Rank with Real money In Chicago.

03oN W"A 4So34 ok"3~y IN Na&11H&0s
The Chicago TRIBUNE states TINT some New
York capitalists are In that city, with view to
open there bank with 81 900 600 capital. II the
capital IL paid In cash, and the bank Is managed
On the same principles and practice aa the New
benefit to Chicago. To insure euccess and safety
in banking. all that the people Of Illinois require
to do 10 to copy the banking laws and practice Of
Louisiana They have been In practical operation
in Louisiana eince 1850, and at the present time
the New Orleans banks are the strongest in the
United States, perhaps in the world. owing entire
ITO their banking laws and the ehIewd energy OF
their managers. The proposed banking law Of
Illinois is wrong In principle, and II passed will
zap the pro- peEty OF the State 1t is libel upon
10 banking law be passed which does not enforce
on the banks, 1t Ill times, mlntnum rete1ve ef
specie equa1 to 0nethird OF their liabilities. and
also secure the circulating hank notes by Illinois
State stocks and United States Government secn-
fies, with a margin Of ten per cent. On the c1eh
market pfice,-N. T. W0T9d, Noe. 8.
, 1861-11-06

MERCIAI.

TUESDAY EvxAuHa, Nov. 5, 1861,
The following tables ahow the receipts and ship
ments OF leading articles Of commerce In the city
during the pastweek by lake, canal, and the vari-
Gus ra1lroads,-as well as the receips since the 1st
Of January for two years.
RECEIPTS OF LEADING ARTICLEs1Ar eHrrAcn
, 1861-11-06

GREAT ExpECrAT1oHs.-Bamfo & Bald
win, No. Is Lake street, have received fresh
supply Of Charles Dickeus's great work, COM
pletein one volume, which retails at the low
price Of twenty-five cents. They are now
able to ell orders from all dealers promptly.
, 1861-11-06
ILLINOIS AND m1CR1GAN CANAL.

Ahk11 GU..s NOV. l.
Hunter, Ottawa, 400 bu wheat, 1000 bu corn.
Ocean Spray, Ottawa, 1852 bu wheat, $500 bu corn,
6 bu beans.
Alice, LaSalle, 504O bn wheat.
Lloness, Ottawa, 1900 bu corn, 1000 bu rye,
Aorthrop, Joliet, 100 tons earth.
Fame. Joliet, 55871 bu com, 479 bu rye,
Brown, 1ockport, so cy stone.
George, Morrie, $500 bu corn,
Old abe. Joliet 1900 bu corn, brls beans, $50 lbs
1antha, DuPage 90c0 bu corn, 1000 bu oats, 800 bu
wheat.
Wave, Morris. $500 bu corn, 100 bu oats.
i Leach, Joliet, so tons eand.
Emelia, Joliet, 104 CT stone.
Edinburgh, Ma1eeillcs. Et90 hu corn,
wheat. ~ -
Caroline, Lasalle, 5000 bu corn. $50 bu wheat, 60
brla honr, 90 brls apples, 10 bu bu potatoes.
CLEARED. Nov. 4,
Jas Patrick. Ottawa, 70 brls salt.
Aurora, Lasalle, 81, 42O # lumber, 81 brls salt.
Atlantic, Morris.
O:tawa, Ottawa.
Sir John FIanklin, LaSallee, 800 b1ls salt.
, 1861-11-06

business shown kza&1el fapeovemsat. 81 &wte
aFe qH1at, exoexs - :t1aek an1 Wtfto ohseE1.
Ifl19 md other 1ead1nE WuE10 are behind thofr
0F6o1H toF thseo wuE11-H 7. Wof1d, Eov. q.
, 1861-11-06

FOUND DRowsED.-The body of an m
known man was found floating in the lake yes
tetday between the railroad track and outer
breakwatsr opposite Park Row by fisherman
named Christian Spohr. The body WIS that
Of nan i've feet seven inches in height, with
Drown hair and no beard. He had on two
pa'rs OF cotton checked pantaloons, figured
cotton velvet vest with blue glass buttons,
crown t"llled coat, two shirts, the under one
Of linen and the outer Of figured muslin, black
SILK e1avat, black hat and sewed calf ekin
boots There was no property OF articles Of
any description found upon his person which
might lead to his sidenti6cstion.
, 1861-11-06

The lumber market continues to stiffen d2ily.
Although the receipts last week wero heavier than
for some weeks past, still the demand for cargoes
VA good and the market hfm. Sales were:-
Cargo Ct sear. Leysat, strips. from Grand Tra-
vera, 1t % 50; cargo Of sehr. Cherubasoo, from
oeonto. mil run, 1t 3s13K; schs. Albstzoss,
stRips md stock boards flom Menozinee, ut g. rs;
caSes oR brig Pa]srls+ frou Depere. 1t $500: ss=
60 of seax. G. r. Roberts. E20 Auskag>n, at
, 1861-11-06

CLEARED. $.
Prop Union, Cooper, saznia, 800 brs flour, 1s, 500
Prep Antelope. Butln Buffalo, $50 b11s aour. 21
600 bu corn.
Bark Niagara, Muir, Liverpool, ao,e1o bu corn,
Bark Shepard, Atkins, Buffalo, q, ZOO bu corn.
Bark David Morris, Kerr, Buffalo, IS O0U huwheat
Bark Fame, Harvey, Buffalo, II 600 bu corn.
Brig Canopns Cunning, Buffalo, 16 GOO bu wheat.
Brig Lowell, Ferris, Ogdensburg. 14,OO0 bu corn,
Brig Geneva, Thompson, Buffalo, 500 bu rye.
SchF Da11en, Gibbs, Osweso, IL, 600 bu corn,
Schr Spartan. Cherry, Painters Pier.
Schr ketchum. Sawyer, Buffalo, II 900 bu wheat
schr T1icol0r, Petry, St Joseph.
Sehr Ostrich, Pratt, Buffalo, 1850 bu wheat.
s Schr Newman, Jones, Buffalo 5000 bu wheat
Schr Vanguard, Davis, Buffalo, II 04'O bn corn
Sch1 Challenge, Hermes, Buffalo, 1900 bu corn.
sehr Tre!.ton. Van F0rman, Frankfort, II brls
pork. 80 bEls -four.
Schr Jane Louisia Manftowoc
Schr bronson, Bateman, Buffalo, light to Keuosha
se5 sc5r 4 MorrisaeK, M , Purcell: Frankfort.
Schr Even, NIsholeon, Oswego, Is, 500 bu wheat.
Schr Onward, ,TFacy, ogdenebarsh,1 IL, 500 bu wheat
Schr Lady Jane, 1ngals, Point Sable.
Schr " FL Hfnedale, Packer, Sheboygan.
schr 1roneidea, Wadsworth, Oswego, 5000 bu
schr Maetfllon, Floy !, Buffalo, Il 500 bu corn.
schr Lady Of the Lakes, Stephens, Buffalo, 900
Schr Mosel1e. Merriam, Buffalo. Is 500 bu corn.
Schr ] Thursby, Scolley, Buffalo. 14O00 ba corn.
Schr Poland Gallisan, Buffalo. 10 TOO bu wheat
Schr Surprise, Morrison, Buffalo, 13 900 bu wheat.
Schr Fortune, Hall0well, Buffalo, IT. 100 bu wheat
schr ? Don, Morgan. Buffalo, "A, 900 bu corn.
schr A Rich, 1Dgraham, 0swego, Il, 800 bu corn.
, 1861-11-06
The COUNTY, ELECTloN.,
--:<=.--:- ss.:.:
tine eAeRtE&, ppleR TICKET AHkADs


First Ward-0'HArs, 3l8; Carter, 760.
Second War1-O' O'Hara, 615; Carter, $40.
Third Warc-O'Hara, 424; Carter, 3l8.
Sixth Ward-O'Hara, ass; Carter, SOL; Cut.
ting, 49,
Eighth Ward-o'H o'Hara, $50; Carter, SIC; Cut
tiEg, 20.
B1idgerors-O' 'Hara.. majority.
Evarstoa-Carter, 70 majority.
COUNTY JUDGE.
First Ward-Akin, 444; Bradwell, 558.
Second Wa1d-Akin, 5Ss; Bradwell, 43s;
Ro1ke, 81; Barron, rs.
Third Ward-Akin, $50; Bradwell, 2s3;
Ro1ke e..
Sixth Ward-Akin, 37s; Bradwel, 556
Rorke, so.
Eighth Ward-Akin 100; Bradweu, 355;
Rorle, a3.
Bridgeport-Bradwel, Il majority.
New Trier-Akin, SO majority.
COUNTY CLERK.
First Ward-FarWsll, 353 Hllliard, 700.
secozd Ward-FarWen, 484; Hilliard, 666;
Pe1l, 6.
Third Wasd-Farwel1, 332; Hl1liard, 375;
Higgins, 20.
Sixth War1-Farwen, a95; Hil1iard, GAG;
Higgins, Is.
Eighth Ward-Farwell, 174; billiard, AIS;
Higgins, 10.
Bridgeport-H1liard, es majority.
Worth-Hilliard, 290 {.
New Trier-Hl}liard, 72 "
Lake-Hilliard, Il. I"
COUNTY TREASURER.
First Ware-Keeley, 4s3; Mahcr, 331; Head,
247.
Second Ward-Kee1ey, 466; Maher, 459;
Head, 2G6.
Third Ward-Keeley, sos; Maher, 2s9;
Heald, 149.
Sixth Ware-Keeley, 4s2; Maher, 265 !;
Heald, 270.
Bridgeport-Keeley IS majority.
Wcr'h-Keeley, 164 majority.
New T1ier-Heald 81 majority.
DELEGATES TO CONVENTION.
| seth Distaict.
| First WaaG-Wentworth, FOL; Fuller, 529;
Higgins, 5s6; Cauifeld, 287.
Third Wa1G-Wertworth, 517; Fuller, 446; !;
Higgins, a99; Caulfeld, 211.
Bridgeport-Higgins, 50 majority; Caul-
field, 81 msj.
Sixth Ward-Muhlke, 526; Ashton, 306;
Goudy, 37S, Anthony, 52S.
57ih District
Eighth Wa-G-Muhlke, 3S4; Ashton, 311;
Gou6y, 1aS; Anthony, 253.
SCHOOL COMMISSIONER.
First War1-Eberhsrt, 400 Dore, 561.
Third Ward-Ebertart, $40; Dore, 23.
Sixth WarG-Ebethart. $50; Dore, 442.
Eighth Ward-Dore, SIC; Eberhart, PIT.
SURVEYOR,
First Ward-Wolcott, as; McClintock,
254.
Second cCliatoek, $50; Wclcott,
120; Rest, 10.
Third Wazd-Wolcott, 554; McCintock,
ESQ.
Sixth Wa1d-Wolcott, 1926; McClintock,
s55; Herrenkind, 81
Eighth cClintock, S68; Wolcott.
229; Hcrrenkind, IS.
First Ward-Barmm, 81; Cammack, s9a;
Eeehenberg, 625; Brown, 659.
Third Ward-Barmm, 272; Cammack, 32s;
Eschenberger, S95; Brown, 1853.
| Sixth Wa1G-Ba1mm, 363; Cammack, 35S;
Eschenherger, SIC; Brown, 6l9.
No returns have been receiged from the
fourth, seventh and ninth wards. In the fifth
ward, at two O'Clock A. II, the Peoples Tick
ct Was ahead, ard at the sans hour,
in the teeth ward, the Peoples Tick.
ct was SEQ ahead. In all the wards the
vote was almost unanimous against the Bank.
irg Law.
, 1861-11-06
DIE D:

In this city at the Eidence Of his in law H. f.
Nash :65 West Madison street. on Nov. s. FLDRUS
y. MENCHA@, EGG late Of Washington county. N.
7. aged 6l ye6rs.
The funeral will take place at the house. Oh Thurs
day morning, Nov Z. at qusrter to o'clock.
At Lane. Qgle county. Illinois. on the 5th tnstant
DAVID YOUNG. aged s. years, formerly Of Paisley
and GlRsrQF, Scotland.
, 1861-11-06

LAKE AAD Rail RATEs.-By Lake from this ctr
to and thence By Railroad, the rates for
Flosr are: TO New York, q 1Q01.z5: to Boston
$1@01.s6.
FLOUR-Reesived to day, sss7 bxls; shipped By
Lake, 146o tefs Received during tho week, 1900
bras: shil ped. Go,31s sf1a. The dosr market u2-
, 1861-11-06

TIE WAY TO BE HAprT.-Go to Bryan Hall
today and dine. a good dinner is in waiting
for you, charming young ladies will serve you.
twenty five cents will be tie cost, and you will
ccme away hoppy, in the consciousness Of
having done good, and in that happy state of
body and mind that always follows good
dinner.
, 1861-11-06
Total .-.- 6557 96716 s5aS4 3s7s sal 25a

Total.~.- 1430 1610OO 29s100 go. .,,.
The Petsla, with Liverpool advfces to the a6.h
was telegraphed to~day-reporting -four eaaier and
dull; wheat 2@3d per GENITAL lower; corn quiet
and dropping. Proyielons dull
This news, with that brouga: By the Jura yester-
day afternoon, had quite depressing influence in
the leading markets to-day, and prices, especially
wheat, were lower.
Owing to the greater facilities for shipping -four
By Lake, the market was toleraby active but there
was no material change IN quotations. Upwards
OF 30oo bbls changed hands, at e. 1904 80 for win
ter, and $375@4.20 for spring extras. The de-
mand was chiefly for the Boston and Philadelphia
markets.
The dall news from Liverpool, with the response
from New York, as well the lateness Of the sea,
son, rendered the shipping demand for wheat yoxv
light, and prices 1cceded fully 1c On spring and Ia
&c on winter. About 5000 bushels Of all kinds
changed hands, at 76c for No Red; tic for No
Red, ssc for No White; 6s@6oc for No Spring:
65@G553c for No 2 Spring-the market closing
dull.
decline in f1eighte caused more active maui
n for corn, and the market was frmer with sales
Of about 100000 bushels, at 21x@21a1c for Canal
Mixed a1oat; aoK@21c for Mixed in store; and
17c for Rejected in store.
Oats were quiet and unchanged. Rye was firm
at Sic. Barley was very dull. Timothy Seed
quiet, with eales at $1,3o01.42k. Glover Seed
was sold at $3. 50, at which the market is dull.
Hlghw1nes we're steady at lie. Provisions quiet.
Fteights declined 1@2c per buehel, With engage
ments at 15916c for wheat and 14QD15c for corn to
Buffalo; &c for corn to Ogdensburgh; 1Sxc for
corn and 21c for wheat to Oswego.
, 1861-11-06
Crops Of Ohio.

Crops of ohio.
The State Auditor Of Ohio publishes table
Of the crops raised in that State for the years
7se0 ard 1859, fIcm which We condense the
following statement Of aggregates:
12RN.
, 1861-11-06

In this city, last evening, at the First Baptls
Church. by the Rey. W. y. Everts. NH. JAMES II.
sPAFFQiiD, to MISS ELIZ aBETH E., daughter ct
Samuel s. HOVey, Esq, all Of this city.
, 1861-11-06
MARINE LIST
r 0 r. T OF CHIC GO

ARRIVED. Nov. s.
Prop Antelope, Butlin, Milwaukee.
Bark B Morgan, Humphrey, Buffalo. 905 m stys
Bark Republic, Carey, 05wego, 675 brls ea1t.
schr Spartan, Cherry. Painters Pier, 1O2 N slaves,
= cords WoGd.
Schr Jane Louisa, Davis, Milwaukee
Schr Nm Jones, Thomas, Manistee, 10 m lumber.
Schr Il Richmond, Thomson, Buffalo, 600 hrls
salt.
Schr Lady Jane, Irgals, Point Sable $50 m shingles
sehr VIM Hinsdale, Brown, st Joseph, IS nj
, 1861-11-06

Who evef heard OF Downef's Kerosene ex-
plodtngs No o9e. Why tAan. DO you buy the
cheap carbon oils which are sold for kerusene1
Better Pay ten ceat1 gallon more and Ret aa artt
de which you knoW IL aaSe.
VITO has kept DeWnsfa Kerosene for the last
three yes1s9 end was IL the oaly ageat II Chicago
fer hui oilf Everybody knows it IL Noble at t6e
Lamp aaa Oil E12sria1. Its Luke street.
IEovfN
, 1861-11-06

Col D1cKEr's CAvA1Rr.-Thc First Bat
talicn Of the Fourth Illinois Cavalry, Col.
Dickey, left Ottawa on Thursday for Spring
hEld, under command Of Major James, form
ealg Of the Chicago TRIBUNE. The command
consists Of The following companies: CON-
Iar5 a, Capt. osba7d, Company B, Capt.
Collins; Company c, Capt. Townsend; Com
pany D, Capt Felter- They go overland in
short marches, drilling as they proceed. The
remaining battalion will leave Ottawa in a
few dsys.
, 1861-11-06

SORGHUM srRrH-We have received from
hnc1 d 1Iten, Bristol Station, Kendall coun.
ty, \ deznjjohn Of sorghum syrup, manufae-
tured by these gentlemen this fall. Messrs.
E. &: T. sey that they can do better next sea~
son- We doubt it. We never put better
article Of syrup on buckwheats than this
sample, aid il Tie manufacturers will coz
t5nue TO Lake as good an article as the sample
"New orleans,'' Muscoyado," etc., hayc
"goee up" Knox + Tilton have made about
100 Ibis. this SEASON.
, 1861-11-06

A@ ~
NoNrBEAt.
A1essrs- Jare; 4 Oliver
EDISBURaH scDFLayn
Adar1 Pearson' Esn<
William LtIiie E5n
CuI!A@ III
Henri FarnaN, Esr
Francis EradIev III
HIN Marx Skinner
N1exsr nvdan ETaatuooa
T. IN
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p = KSha,f7 Tso
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aeesis. NEea q L3api1aa
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to ~ oLt ILL.,
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NJ, ntEnI 49, y trt y LII
0oA- oEs:S y. NMtoA
c,,.r. aL Ea,r 3. t1
0Eorgs E alE. Asq,
pat ytAHAS. ILL.,
e. II. 0sN.uS14HE. Esq
TT A1Ms
". u. d1D DAfQ. Esq
E1.EI:, EMh1sEEkx, ILL.,
L. !: Ealter: EM.
egAt.1hsf1vSs tTa1tn ~ WH-
y. ". Eoose, Aq.
, 1861-11-06

N1W TQRK:
henry i Dung, Esq
Alcse8 Iaylor, EEQ.
j Ohm j. Phelps. EEQ,
Amos 4 Emo. Esq.
VI ssFs. GeorEe Bliss & Co.
Mes87e- Cochran & Co.
MessEs Watt, Dunnfng h
Graham.
, 1861-11-06


onrsae A'essefso
go Post Office, and will be sent to the Dead Lettar
oticc at Washington. D. c., on Monday next. nm
less called for before that time:-
Mr. Hawks. Chicago, Ill.
Nelson II. Graham,
M1ss Mary 4. Butterfeld, Chicago,
Sh;ssgo Ghissgo f; E.;;1 5eP5Rsl; %5;sa;,.
Bertha Eieholz, Is
Miss Eva Hill t'
Chs. B. Farwe1l.
Z. e. Chaos, Chicago, nls.
]. G. Smith.
Mrs; :. B. DeLoa,
Emile Nasel.
Orris Adams, g !.
Sseans Hsea si%%sE; Waos[;aa; "
ietoI1ne Holland,
s,iss %ss 5sas Rsnsesa s;ahi1t hito1; Re.ritt Ills
Sanger s Casey. joliet. nis.
p; Rs s19ffeEd, q ya,,s Wf1spstl!s Sas9 s M r..
Mrs. Julia 4. Buck, Bel'idere, Ills.
Jaines Flcmming, barry, ILLS.
Jas Hall; Peoria, nls:
SteTart Graham. Carmi, Ills.
ID. Diffinbaugh, Ffecpozt. Ills.
Mrs. Ann McGlaughlin, Rock isla;ad, liz.
Col. ]: II. Blssell, e. :"
Lyman m % Case. 1kf Mon1ice1lo NM hnTa'
McGrath j j., II ilwanEee. Wis.
jacob + Miller, Warcztown. Wis.
Miss 1ttssy seyc1s9n, Madison, Wis.
Denj; Nicholson, Springfield, Ohio
Gla1lgs St1ckaey, Cleveland Ohio.
Miss Mathews. g
Shz: Wm: F brush Cincinnati i"
Ghas Parker, OswegO, New York.
Miss Gcorgiana Correii. Detroit, Mich,
Gog5 @ + Co., Buffalo, y. 7.
jason Parker Buffalo y:
, 1861-11-06

F?aA9, Specifications and Estimates furnished when
deA1ed4 and the construction of Steam md WsteY
Mills contracted for entire, '''N1$
ssean Engfness Rollers, &c., Il,
me Subscribers having ottained the Agency for The
toEy Of GouLDlNa BAGLEY d SHWELiA Of Water.
toWn r. =. wonld invite the attention OF parch2Sefa
e nlso hsf d very 10y Efsss The iol!oVnx
aeater. Water and steam Pipes. CocEA Vslyes Arch
Castings and Crates complete and ready fof Ese de-
, 1861-11-06

GAME-Pfairie Chickens are scarce and in good
demand at q 25@a 50 7ados; Quail, s1.oo 2 doz;
snjpe, exc q doz; Ducks pleuty-Mallards $3.50
$2.25@1 50 = doz.
NAVAL sT0REs-spirits Turpentine, s2.oo;
Tar, s. 00@6 80; Pitch, Sc 5o07oo; Roain, IS Is
@550-the market firm with an advancing ten
dency,
, 1861-11-06

The following letters are detained in the Chica-
60 Post Office, and will be sent to the Dead Letter
Office at Washington D. G., On Monday next, nm
less called for before that time:-
Mr.: Hawks. Chicago, III.
Nelson II. Graham,
, 1861-11-06

W0OD.-There Is 4 fair demand for wood by the
cargo, ard the market ia steady 1t IS 75@A75.
, 1861-11-06

sdIT-CoaIEe andFl6e IN good supply and atea
dy at $1.55.
LIVE STOCK-Beef Cattle are steady, with a
lair inquiry by packers. The receipts Of Hogs are
heavy, and the market is dull aud about 10c lower
, 1861-11-06

" Exchaage on New York and England, Ire
land, Scotland. France, Germany, etc.
KxDEt8, AIRxAMDxR i Co.,
moist 62flHyk Mt EhArn4aM HnusA E1cnl
, 1861-11-06
% HINT.

FOR RhKT AND FCRyIT|TF
y FOR SALE.-T.e req a.?:..s IT IL
i kct1h Eai,red .iset.. Il ~. t.its..s::S::.
SALE particulars. apply At II: g sse = ). e.
= t'tsHis. akal Street, tet-~:s E..s:;:.x
va binston strefts. .iaAtS5 VT
GE:tI1E
ITO R5KT-:t well IL: :: !:
Il sts;r: House cE Prize Place. re.:=-:,:r.
coz f-lG't E 1t:e ,cn;1,;. Eatts IN ~ - I.
Inquire ot y. EEG.ADE, i7A5.tG. I'm.
5G.: : <outh gElfH stre-t-
ITO RENT. = h..agaiv u41.:: = =
i rent d Oh RI asc1pble f-r4! t37--x:r
Ec5 frr1aet nat. GI inquire o. I. Na.2.i
i1o*EL cfpos"c Cti:ago s1t :eEs Es".:-:-::ti
, 1861-11-06
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w 4 z,e;.! STED-F',rni.5; Fl :
fisIeSt: inflE:, 79a Tf,fsart:h fasr:h oi e s'1 i; o.:
dress I. otfsnt 3 hs,N hIas, b5 ts'o ~ rs, i
, 1861-11-06
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VI eas's1as2. Ola - TosmsEYa:h: Wf19sf2 2Ue.
.QKA1kRS n, 49,.
" exchange, aSad ard Baak Nsess.;
No. u Qn4 9Gset csseae1;'7
, 1861-11-06
TH1CAGO MILIrFURNISHINQ
" DEPOT.
r. w. BAXTER 4 CO.,
HAMuFAGIuKKKs o.
FRENCH BURR MLLSTONES.
OF ALL QUARRIEA
Q. ". BROWNS PATKUT PORTABLE
FIGURING; and Grist Mills,

AND DKALKRs IN
BUTCH "ANKEK RetTINC CISTHS,n
Bnat Mills and 8eparatc1s.
v.,..,- 6eparAtors for Warehouses
Hosting Screws and Ball
Bran 0uste1a. Pick, Proo1S1a0s. &C., &C
f A R R A NKSs SCALES
AND
, 1861-11-06

For LyERpooL-Tte Canadian bark Nisg-
ara, Capt Muir, cleared yesterday morning for
Liverpool with COTE and lnE.ber.
, 1861-11-06

ANOTHER VICTIM OF THE BouER Fxpro-
s1os-James Il. Lynch, the Engineer Of the
Franklin street coffee mills, who was SO fear
tully injured BY the explosion On Saturday
last, died en Monday night Of his injuries.
He, with his brother-who is also in dagger
ous condition-was the main stay and support
Of widowed mother. These young men have
ever been most sfEectionate and devoted in
their attentions to their mother, who is a
most estimable ard worthy woman. Their
1oss will be 3 great blow to her.
, 1861-11-06

4 DECIDED UITs-The Theatre was crowded
lastsighti in all parts to witness therepresenta,
ton Of eBu1l Rum which gave universal salts
faction. The scenery is beautiful and correct,
the :tableanx most impressive, the military
display very fine, and the acting all that can
be desired. The piece viii crowd the Theatre
TOR nights to come. It will be presented this
evening with the drama Of O7Flanuegan and
the Fairies-Chanfrau appearing in both
pieces.
, 1861-11-06

xHN1EN11 or LuNDKH, &C., ZOE THE WEEK 1H1
ING nov &
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-11-18

we landed to take possession of the fort,
and among those fodnd on the shsrs BY
our marines were several belonging to
General Drayton, commander Of the pest,
whose plantation on Hilton Head Island
was well stocked with fellows of the gem
nine ebony cast Two of them were taken
on board the Wabash, aud gave much in
teresting and reliable information in re-
gard to the situation of the affairs on the
Island.
One of them asserted that his master
had that morning assured him that he
might fall into other hands before night,
aud he seemed to be sufficiently pleased
with the prospect Of change Of masters
to get his little bundle ready to be taken
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5Awhole Family EnlIsted.

Three sons of VIM. j. Haight, of Mason,
Trnmbull CO. aged 81, 19 and II, are SOL
diers in company G, (Capt. Strattou's,) J
10th regiment, and now Mr. Haight him
self has enlisted in the cavalry company
being raised by Jas s. Abell As these
three sons of Mr.. Haight are all the sons
he has, and he has no daughters, it will be
seen that his whole family, except his wife,
are soldiers. Exchange.
This is pretty good, but We have a fam
lily in our county which has done equally
well. Mr.. VIM. 7. Hutchison, of Loyds-
vile, this county, and three of his sons are
in the 10Th Ohio regiment. And one of
the boys is left at home, and we have I'M
derstood that he talks pretty seriously of
going also. Besides, one of Mr.. Hutehi-
sons sons served three months in tho
18th Ohio regiment, in Western Virginia.
Belmont CAroniele. ss.,5
We can beatallthis. An oTd,widow lady,
named Sarah Sihert, who formerly resided
in Fulton, over the hill, but now lives in
Marshall county, has in the army four sons,
two sons in law aud four grand children,
andthe old lady says she would go herself
but that she is cripple. Mrs. siberFs
husband fought in the war of 1912, and
she herself followed him through many OF
his hardest marches
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THEY ABE CARED roR.

As our troops were at first too busy in
making good their position to attend to
anything else, and the Quartermasters had
already more upon their hands than they
could well attend to, the negroes who np-
peared were not encouraged to remain but
were at once sent back, and on one pre-
tence and another to take care OF them
selves. But by morning of the second
day fifty were already gathered at head
quarters, and signs of a much greater in
fiux were abundant.
Those who remained were put under the
charge of Captain Goodrich, the Quarter
master of General Wright's brigade, who
saw that their wants were well attended
to, giving up an old building to their nc-
commodation.
Our troops were accompanied in their
first reconnoisauce into the island by DR..
j. ]. Craven, the efficient surgeon of the 3l
brigade, who reports the negroes on the
plantations further inland as almost wild
with delight at the advent of our troops
and the hasty fight of their masters, which
they describe with the utmost gusto.