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NASHVILLE AND CHATTANOOGA h. "a
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CHANGE OF SCHEDULE.
Oh AND ABTNR
WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER. 2oshS 1851
Passenger Trains on eNashTs and Chattanooga Railroad
will fellow
aoINa HAST.
Leave NASHVILLE At SIS II and 500 n!
Arrive at Chattanooga II2o Il AID SIS r.
COMING WEST
Lssys ChattanooEa at $50 A and 80 n
Arrive at Nashville At TO \ and 4:eoP n.
EEJHE Trains leaving Nashville At slS hSonneot1 At Var
txase ehebyVllS Branch, At fullAhora with Aehua
Vile and Manchester Railroad and ct Dshed with Winehtr
and Alabama Railroad at ooWan With eOWAnes Railroad and
At ChaaAnoogS Nth Western End Atlantis Railroad.
The Trains leaving NGIhVe 1t 800 n, sonneou 81 HH-
trace with shelbyVS Branch at Stevenson with HsmPhB AaS
Charleston Railroad and At CHATTANOOGA with Hast Tenn and
Geo, and Western and Atlantic Railroads.
Through Tickets the following points, and At prices InneE
ed had at all hoU application TO the Ticket Agent
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Portable Plantation and FIGURING
Will Stone Establishment.

URR MnIstones Of all Ises hand, and made order
- Smut Mills, Of the latest improved patent; Mil spl1dIe
I'M Gearing, Boiling Olohs; Boiling, Hoisag and Rsguisn
sereES Screen Wire, Mill PICKS, and Plaster Paris. All
which warranted Of quality and to give EasetiorI
All orders and communications promptly attended To-
J. n. WARNRI
DEPOSITS PRoadW1y khla, near B, Broad strses.
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S E R Y
nsbosk Iasnsusd,
THE HON. JAMES WILLIAMS.

Letters en- slavery Tron the Old weird,
Written daring for ne Presidency % tie United
States 1860 which Eadsd letter Lord
Brown raid brsf reference ths rs1lt
Presidential sloeon eOassqusnsss b. JAs WLLlEs,
late Unisd States Minister to fuTksy.
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Wanted.

CTEWARTS, WARD MASTERS, COOKS
y and Nurses for Hospitals in city OF Nashville.
1ppsants Will cal at Surgeons Headquarters Cherry
Eeet Colorado BLdngI beBeen the Of ten and EsTC
o'eIoek. ldec3-dtfl LIT PIA0, Surseon Of Post.
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Negroes Want
Public sale OF Personal Estate

Public sale Of Personal Estate
ON the 9Th day Of Deem ae1 will expose
bidder, all the personal perry bsong ing the
Wiliamsoa Jordan (DeaT Col Grove "14BBn county
consisting the following property 1htydVe head o
work mus and forty head o. three old mules twenty bead
brood and yo1nE bors hns Jack twelve
S head sheep Oo hesd 81 pork hogs
hogs and all farming utensils, koslshOd kitchen
nitIre. corn. fodder
Terms OF SsIe.
credit oftEelTs months will be gvsa the purchasers gVnE
bond and good TecuIies before property
n. BAT the time and place vii hire
and rent cut the Lot dane PsVousy, for the ensuing
year J. WATSON JORD N,
November Io, 6I-dIn Adm .nistrator.
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wagons and Teams Wanted.
WILL ave constant employment to TIVE good sig suls
teams hauling 10 and from Manchester. Persons wishing
Snpcgmsnt ia having aad having coed wagons vii
please call lane HAtely. " 3. WHIfEMAN.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
eoiAl Dispatch to The NasAVls UaiOa and America.

Especial Dispatsh to the EashVs Union and AmsrIoan)
Burning Of a Railroad Bridge over the
Memphis Rraneh Road.
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Notice 10 WsOl Carders and spInners.
+ WISH 70 EMPLOY A GOOD WOOL CARDAR. Als0,
Il nan that Is 4 COED WSs SPINNER. Address
RH. WRIGHT,
AeV . &H' GailAun, Tennessee.
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The SPEAKER called the Hou,s :. order at
1ipA o,cIock
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COTTON YARNS.
Z UBF RECEIVED and fer sails at
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ssGOvernment Notice.

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deel.1m.
, 1861-11-09
Daily Review Of Chicago Market.

FRIDAY EeKN1N6s NOV. 8.
FRE1GHTS- Schr Craig, corn to BqE
Bermuda, wheat to oswego At 1sc.
FL0TR-Rece1yed, 6547 blls. Market dull.
salee-5o brls "ninois Mi1ls'' white winter, at
Premium, ieo br1s sisiaad 111,' loo brls 'Eido.
rado,' and 100 bEls good exsz1s, at 440o del; 1oo
bsls e $40 de; e hts soSd e9t #
sf @ % e5s sl Sse @ IL 6sk aGs 81;
bris Cedar Mis- 4 $40 del 1@ brls 'Favor-
ise' sAoies e7. f. 341s q q trsek r. sh,nusd rooe
Market advanced 1c per bushal. sles were; e e:
WM1ER-9.00o tA No red II store at &c; 7,9O
30 Nc area 2 scss s st r. 6a Se Se
1000 ba do stsexe; 5000 81 DO at s63lc; %. oo3
hs c: % 4 e. 8 A ss d % ss: 40 ea rejected
CORN Received, 66 893 bu; shipped, s.: 9O 6n. a:
Ma1ket f,mer. Sales r, 900 bu canal mixed ut asc
adoat; 5000 ba Do .t ~ fob; 80 ooo na mixed II n
1esti seeeipts & % DC i @ stX 90 90 as&s' '' 'A '
oAFs@Reeei11d, 1851 bu. Market quiet. sales.
1900 bu No.1 in store 1t 13c; 4,0o0 bu do at 16c
RYE-Reeeived, 4,ses bu; shipped, e,too bu.
Ma:ket steady 6a1es, 600 bu No. in store a.
SIG; e a@ 81 ep Do 1t sc ahoat. ,au s.,.a
A0 baGs common at 90c on track; 300 bAss 90 ~
22e On ttaek; 19o hsgs Do It 2ss on track N, "a
Tl4oTaY q sEED-75 q bass eaoice q {f4o; ~
'<ci CLOVER sKE1-1s 6sRs good 4 3sa5:
I'll AlaR@EEsTIa 1ss I'{. T. good demand md 't'sd'
s.,is} &.toaSfGsoesis., 2a s.. 4 III a. saese.
$500; Nees Poek held at 4l1.00-bayHs offering
s1@ s.9ss 100 e Rtiiss LEI
HIDES i9 tItr dea,aadsad sseedy 9tees "a
"a Ss.$SsS5sx: ss{ttS ssxSsxS 81, =. - BE-
p1fDe Ut 4t IS
, 1861-11-09
FRIDAY EVKMIN&. Nov. 9, fe61.
HRuXf9B Easy 1WENTY-fouR Hrurs.

There is still good speculative demand for
Braadstutls. and the leading markets are firm.
The inquiry for wheat Was not quite 10 activeas
yesterday, but holders were firm, aud an advance
Of H11c p bnshel WAS gained-with sales Of
about 5000 bushels, at 79c for No Red T4c for
No. 2 Red; 71@72c for No Spring and 66@67kc
for No. 2 Spripg-the market closing with 1eas
buogancy.
The scarcity OF propellers. and the consequent
difficulty Of shipping aour. rendered the market
du1l-on1y abcut 1900 brls having changed hands,
at $3.70Ga Is fo1 medium to choice Spring extras.
Winter wheat braIds we're alMoet entirely ne
elected.
Corn was in fair request, and the market was Il
at a3@a374c for Canal Mixed ahoat and ak @2el4c
for MIXED in store.
Oats were quiet, with light Gales at 15c for No.
in store, and 1ec aaoat- Rye was In good demand
ard steady et I31c, Barley was dull. Seeds quiet
and unchanged. Highwlaes were in good demand
snd steady at 14c.
The Provision market yet remains dull. Ness
Park is he'd at 90, but there ts no demand at
over SO 90. Lard is steady at &c, with sales Of
100 tres prime Leaf at that price.
The Live Stock market continues tolerably
hriek. Beef Cattle were steady at 4200125O.
The fupply Of Hogs. however, is much greater
than the demand, and We note decline Of 10c p
1C0 1be-the Eales ranging from e2.so0970.
F1efshts continue inactive. This afternoon T.
fleet Of vessels came into pert, but the engage
ments were light, at 12l13c for Corn to Buffalo,
M 19c to Oewero
, 1861-11-09
MARKRTs By TR1EGRApR.

NEW YORK, Nov. s.-FLoun opened frmar.
but with only moderate inquiry for export and
little more dIeposed to realize. Sales, 1920
bbls at IS 25@55 for rejected; IS 55@560 for gu-
perfine statei x5;D@5;75 for extra state; S 80
IS TO@5,95 for common to medium extra western;
$5.90@6.00 for shipping brands extra :. h. o.;
$6:1006.75 for trade brands: Canadian aour
Seo for T eupe1ne. I'D IS 7o@7 50 for cenmoa sto :
choice extra. Rye flour quiet and steady at 50 10
@415 Com meal quiet and unchanged
KHsKET-Rnles hrm. Sales, $50 bbls at ak
~I5 IGRAIN-Wheat is abont 1c better, with mode
rate export demand, Tha decline In freights has
Sales 1s 200 bu Chicago eprins At q 1s@1aa; 5000
very choice northwestern club at $1.233; 27.00o
aaSse ssgr!sg s Ct e @ :r 4'o &C. a1,oss Il 5
III. ibe iatts1 for very choice; Is oeo Canadian
clnb At .S1.2; 91oo red state st 51;27@1s3, in
side price fol spring; 5000 bushels winter
amber Michigan at $f .35x-latter price fol
small parcels; 500 bu mixed Canadian at 81 80
ard 81 200 ba white Miehigan At 81: 4o@1. .a5.
dtmand. Sales IL. 900 bu state at 6506tc. Corn
about 1c better. with pretty good demand foE ex-
port and home consumption. Sales rs, 600 bu at
Eoodto prime shipping do, chiefly at inside price,
Oats are ecatce and htEer at 40@41c for jersey
and a3.to 4s@4sAc fe. Western. Pennsylvania and
Provisions: quiet without material
chsDge. Sales. 100 br1s at $156215.50 for mess
4G6aH@eT5 for prime. Beef continues steady.
cenata as @s tat sss S
AID $13 20 fer extra mess. Prime mess beef in
active. Beef hams in fair demand. Sales Is b:la
%.aa It faf previous piiess % viii LII ssies At 5s4e @
Cnt meats dull aud prices in favor Of purchasers
w@ith 9Th tri1ing sales at 4*1@5; for ..ahoulders and
SC for hams Bacon in good demand Sales 10l
Ribbed middles. Lard firm with fair demand
chiefly for future delivery, with Gales Of $50 brls at
s409%c. Butter in good request with better
r5S1ees sa!es ass Is and
GaocEa1Es- -sugsr1kaw firm at s@s.e for far
te good .eaning: sales ao2 binds At HOSE =!
IS hags On private te.ms. Molaases steady with :
s9uy sses hhas 9a 5ae9sSss Rica t
auetion s. 10 It ssSs eah
~. "a preferred, So; { s ri: s.; c&T, s6sss
Eia Elsh p SS III aaae &cS & e g. E + MI
| 9Sx; G bonds, ssh; vs. 6s. 49; Mo 8s, ASK.
BUFFALO. Nov. .ssh--FIorR-stesdy.
GRAM-Nheat in good demand and firm Satee
sic; o6o baa Ganadan do At sc % is1 I bus ISL red d
Einter Wabash at s. OK; $500 bus red winter
ohio at $leS; 16o &ns red southern Ae5iEan Al
4C0 bns white Canadian at $117, Corn closed 3xe
better: good demand. Sales z Gao bus at 39Kc
$1,000 bns 4t 40c-
CANAL FaE1eHrs-Fhm at 23c on corn, s5s On
wheat to New York.
LARE IAroRTs-sO0o brle -four, Isl. 900 bus
wheat, 115;o00 bus corr, 600 bns barley.
WEeat, 178. .0U0 bu corn.
OSW WEG0, Nov. 8.-FL0uR-Steady.
/ GHAIN-Wheat In moaera}e domand. Sa1ee tast
Ii p I'd I'd 1sdsas It E1f sa|
| spring to arrive on pit. Corn in good demand
tales Il oo9 ba Ind 70 arrive ct 47c Barley dull
| sales I'm hu Canadian at E1c
, 1861-11-09

The freeh arrivals that have COME In By the Erie,
New jersey Central, Camden and Amboy and Har-
lem roade, have swe1led the total above 8 500,
eome Of the drovsrs snd cattle brokers yesterday
morning, and the natural consequence folloWs-a
depression Of prices below the rates cuErent at the
en Some lots TIN ,ea ao
and ~ or "a \ head lower tain yesterday morning.
i viii be even worse than that upon some lots that
e e. I'm ~ allow low % i to 61oEer selling
them on their own account. We once more
tel al owners Of cattle who are lnexpes
they cannot reM their own stock aud mako IS much
as they would II sold by broker, who dedacts
$25o head for commission. and psys The balance
ible fact-that they do not pay the commission;
it is L1re times out Of every ten, paid by thepur
chaser, who bnys On credit; There are, or have
TEN upon which the business il conducted gives
the owners Of stock, IS general thing, several
dollars head more than they would get if there
for cash. This Is particularly evident to.day-for
all the etock could be sold for each it will be sod
on credit only with hard pnshing on the part OF
customers. The market winds up very hard.
TIE HOG MARKET.
Receipts this week 1880.
The following are the quotations given by Hen.
~ D. Grant, superintendent Of the market:
Cowted hogs y b live weight. .$X@aHe.
D1stalleE3 ''''''''.--"''''o>ae9o7ec.
There has been great falling Of In the receipts,
and owing to the state Of the weather, slight de-
cline of prices, but the market to-day is steady,
and the demand sufficient to take stock about as
fact as it arrives.
Geo. ". Dorman gives the following as the
price Of hogs this week:
Live. Dead Wgt-
Fret quality corn-fed large
elze .-...---.:.:-.4 o. 4A94Hc.
Second quality corE-fea- .33s@4c- 4x@5c.
First quality, email elZe3,
fat and prime, for market
butchers. 0415c. @54c
Large eize eti1lfed. fat .3A@.... 4 @-e
Second quality stillfed fat 33zz@---. 41S@44c.
, 1861-11-09
RELIGIOUS NOTICES,

North Baptist Church, corner Of Ohio and Dear
Streets Preaching Tomorrow, morning and ere
" Concert Of the Sabbath School at 94 o'clock a.
N. General exercises By the school and addresses
by friends. Prayer meeting At 64 p. m. All are
Sabbath School.
South Presbyterian Church, corner Of Edna
Place and jackson street. Preaching In this
chureh tomorrow CSusidsyl morning, at half past
ten, by the Rev. DR.. HA1sey-
-ProteFtant Epitcopal Free Church. Divine
service, 10>5 =. H.. " p. n, corner Of Indiana
and Franklin streets. Strangers invited.
E. B. TCTTLE, Rector.
Rev. ". G. jackson will preach in the Un1tsd
Presbyterian Churth, corner Of Washington aad
ut 10H a. m. and 81 p. m. Seats free.
, 1861-11-09
MARINE LIST.

ARRIVED ....-..-. NOV. 8.
Prop Lady Franklin, Hickey. st jose b, 10 brls
flour, 90 cords wood, IS boxes fish, Is brls
Prop aeme, Halfway, Buffalo. tundries.
Prop Montgomery. Cotrel1, Collingwood, sund1ies.
Prop Plymouth, Dickson, Buffalo, snndries, 96
Bark John Sweeney. Burns, Buffalo, $50 tons coal.
schr GiPkey, Jameson, Muakegon, IS N lumber,
seez zs,asl{ssa: 5:. PMs,1yx M = St JOSEPH soeas wood
scbr Il Selma. Scovil1e. St Joseph. 6a0 r ties.
sehr odin. Walton. Muskegop. 10 m lumber.
schr RRh1f.5oPs; ha1rtngton, Bads1S: 1o
setr Wyoming, Furlong, Grand River, 1.l0o N
schr wet Chester, Busn.. Muekegon, 40 N lum.
scbr Rambler, Pugh, Muskeeon. 81 N lumber.
Scbr Eli Bate1, Ingrahsm. B1ffslo, 100 tons coal.
schr Grant, Henderson,, Buffalo, 1s4o0 bu salt.
Schr Hero, Bunch, South Haven, 30 N lumber,
Schr Jane Iouisa, Davis, Manitowoc G6 eds WOOD
CLEARED. ........ Nov. 8
Stmr Planet. Nicholson. Collingwood, 1894 hrls
-four, s6s hides, 2o1 bales broom eorp. 80
Prop Lady franklin. hickey, St Joseph.
Prop Plymouth, Dickson, Buffalo, 15.0oo bu corn,
$50 bsls feur, 50 h.ls pork:
schr Gipfey, Jameson. Muekegon.
EChf Three Belle, Cl8fk7 H0u&11-
Sthr Il Selma. Scovil, St Joseph.
Schr Qdtn, Walton. M1skeg0n.
Schr Jane 1ontsA, Davis, M1nit0woc.
Schr Rambler, Pugh. 4Nskegon-
Schr Westeheeter, Burns. Huekeg0n.
SehI Hero, Banch, South Haven.
ILLINOIS AND MICHIGAN CANAs.s
AKRIVKD+...-.....Nov. Z.
Il Cooley, Dupsge, $3.50 bn cofn.
Central City, L. Sale, 1000 bu corn, hrls cider,
Nebraeia, Prison. 100 tons earth. .....
Sultan, Ottawa, 5a00 bu CON, 400 bs household
Amazonia. Morris. A00 bn torn.
g Mcrton4 La Sale, 5a0 hu com.
" 81 Brown, Lockport, 400 Ds castings, 50 yds
ruble stone.
CLEARED. -NoY. 7.
Cuf}ew, LaSsIle I'd, ,la0 It luu her. 65 m la1h-
L Campbell. La5a1le, 81 To It lumber, 81 m shin
giles. 500 cedar pOst6 45f br1s salt, br1e cement
Amerlea, LASa1le, 16 N lumber, 6000Eft sld1Eg, $50
N shingles. $50 br1s salt.
Union, LASA11e, 50 bI1s ralt, 5000 ms mdze,
Alice, 1ASa11e. 70 m It lumber.
Planet, 1ASsna, 81, ,117 II lumber
Queen City, LaSAlle, N lumber. 20 m shingles,
ISL ns mdze, 4S4 Ds n2l1s, brls vinegar.
Angels, LASalle 1000 b11s ealt.
Bay State, lAsalle, s2l It lumber, 20 m shinglet,
20 N 1ath.
Golden Gate. Ottawa.
Leach, Joliet, s5xkan lumber, Is N shingles, q
N laah.
Mariner, Ottawa. 81 ,s77 # 1tmber. 1So nsls salt
/ Clyde, Seneca, IS m lumber, 25 N fath.
, 1861-11-09
M A. RRI ED

At the First Presbyteran Church iu this city. Nov.
S FIX II AhEx II kS4sS Mo0SE IT. t.
yey, ESQ., Ill Of this city.
At the retitence Of the tride, II this city Nox BY
Rsv. =. ii. OBEuo6, Mr. HAKV 8f HASTINGS to
Miss ALMIRA c. JOHNSTON, all ct chicago.
n Evening Journal please copy.
Gcre. of famoiHe MI e. G. RoBiasoN 10 Miss
ABBY H. CUMMINGS.
At Esw AaEtc5ra. Il T. by Rev. Chas ". Hayes
RIA q. KELLOGG, Of tha former placa.
, 1861-11-09

Heavy Sales Of Wheat In New York.
The N. 7. Erening Post Of Tuesdsy contains
the following:
Yesterday larger quantity Of wheat changed
haEde In New York than on any other day since
IL stated On the etreet at about six millions Of
buehe1e and mott Of the purchases it Is asid were
for English acc0unt. One firm Is reported to
orders.
The receipts OF grain here continue very heavy.
Yesterday 400 600 bushels Of wheat were recetyed
at thfe port; and the railroadD and canals are
crowded to their utmost capacity.
, 1861-11-09

UWto ever heard OF DoWner's Kerosene ex-
plodirg? No one. Why then do you buy the
cheap carbon oils which are sold for kerosene :
Better pay ten cents gallon more and get arti-
Gle which you know Is safe.
WHO has Kept Downere Kerosene for the LAST
three yesrss and who is the only agent in Chicago
for his oils Everybody knows it ia Noble at the
Lamp and Oil Emporium, 175 Lake street.
nov5st
, 1861-11-09

f. y. BROOKS, Cashier.
MnwArKEE.-The Sentinel Of this morning rays:
The money market was unchanged yesterday in
any essential respect. The offerings Of produce
bills were annsoally light. as there we're no ves-
aid exchange was Of course firm at The current
rates.
There is, however, q very large fleet Of vessels
On the way up that have passed Dctrtt, and with
favorable weather. we may expect more liberal
shipments next week.
Gold was scarce yesterday, and held firmly by
those who had any at y cent premium.
NEW YoRK STOCK MARKET. The following arc
the closing prices for cash, November {, 1861:
, 1861-11-09
/ ED:

In this city, Eox. :. Of apop1exy, ALNIRA, wife Of
n RftinE ged 10 yeara ...-.
Pantr ri te-day {ssturday,, 1t 10 O'Clock A. n, from
the residence. 81 Fourth Avenue. Friends are In,
vtted to attend.
W1LtE, Se1- aged ~ yeArn.
Funeral Sunday, at 2. II, from ha late residence.
as South Pec1fB street.
, 1861-11-09

tT Exchange Oh New York and England, Ire
land, Scotland. France, Germany, ETC.
KEDz1E, ALEXANDER g. Co.,
neGCt 52Clark st., Sherman House Block.
, 1861-11-09
DOYAL BAVANA LOTTERY,

Ii Condac4sd hJ tho gPaniaA 8ove1nmest
3iMoaC; no. M@t dFeW $500; no l4co drev
4SaSW; Ho 1851 4zs! S!A&e: Ae. A8:1 dee! elaMA
19fS - = nppRo11nna304 Nc9: $sJIA 1akt4E II III
EikA@ Pt1ld9 easAed oR& f1enllnA4s01 fHe1&ho4 hf
TAILOR CO, Baakkfn. Is WA0 street Il. Z,
EAA.kR1W
, 1861-11-09

van oa1en' t10nse eae' " StAtn osies., eoosa
to Maolson, west on mao1son TO Michigan
avenue, thence north TO Lake street, and to |
The fremont House,
All along tae line OF mafcn tae reception
was most enthusiastic and fattering. Not
.,-;@hs+ana;ro the 1atenes. of the honr +1,o
.I-4 ~. wv
e1oeWatAs "ese eio"asos "Aa1e 1ooa1 sile Ire
mont House dense throng WAS gathered,
anxious to eaten a e'goI OF the Hero OF
lexington. 1raneparencaes and aags vel
coned the Brave De1endef ot Lexington"
fa1uses, boEhree and rockets did thel part in
the programme, anu eneef upon cheer fol
lowed the whole hne Oh marcn.
Arrived 1t the fremont House. COL Muli1gan
was escorted to the balcony BY Col. Tacker'
where, after haae nearly eaeefs 1rom the a.
semblage' mf' .. F. aver aao1esseo CoA Ma1'
heaa sabstau1laos as iouo"s'
ADDRESS OF ME- AVER
Col. Mu1llsan-At a recent meeting Of the
Goa e1n95nn xaa nuanmouslv sdooted ado y, n axtend
TO you q pnblic reception On your return
home, and the Mayor was instructed to tender
to yen tne M noep1tMsnnes . az o. tneSl5y. Mueh DO
III ehss NJ r snd "a Tis renrese6tat;va and a.
chairman Of the Executive Committee Of the
city, bid yGu VAIN and hearty welcome.
This hearty applause OF the assemblage before
"a ~ ss a.iJenco of 4 rat =. ~ w
fhe vsst numbers now here, al this late honr.
to congratulate 9ou upon your sale
1esu1a home. fonr career has been
nsa done;;oa oa ~ ~ ,,a an51da.ea aas1;a - ~
ef61trS. Yon have passed throns} tTv;ne
scenes and exhibited qualities which win the
hearts Of al: 1onr mtrepedity has gained
a;ts snst hraVa dae,a Rro1 ~ "Gn t;n a. a!.aze
dEra1turc with vour ea]iant Bripade. onr citj.
ze1s watched your career with intense interest,"
They sympathzea WITH you u your reversssi
rejoiced to hear that you had escaped u1harm,
cd; and still mora that you bad chosen rather
and remain inactive in this hour Of oeril. You
have been long and we'll known among
| nF. Your l11eproaehab1en n conduct and modest
1nnr raa.t xn s1n1osts hana @ o4a Jaaas e.
into The heaIts OF our Citizens. Accent Iii,
spontaneous out breaking Of the people, in
part compensation Tor the many laoofH, trials,
AL pli'a''eA' "" n"'o uAue'eouV'
ihe enthusaasm OF Inc crowd mere broke ont
in more Cheers after Which COL Muugan re-
Piled as fellows:
SPEECH or COL. huI11GAF.
How deeply and profoundly am impressed
1n VIII '1iI st9,s ~ Iii des aetel
| faIe it as intenaed, not for myself but that
may tender it to those brave men who, Will,
a1ms taat neve1 Ia 1a!ea & eng a. nea9ts tnas never @
tS1ing davs at Lexington. take It that of [
msy tsnder it TO the brave Major Moore; to
| the {E2jiA0f 11Huf. CQ. OUtfk: 10 Eh9 chlT8jfif
Liza down tie sword in the trenches for % tbs
| sca1pe1 in the hospital, aud the scalpe1 again
1or ne sW0rd, @ A 70 ~ 11ela IL etaVely N the
hle Gantasn IN Mont. Nan n omerV. Who. " Whsn s"i + nr
dered him on the b1oodiest charge
OF tne pattie, oreH up nls eomp4ny III Teaol-
ness, four deep; and as said to them, Men
ctthe br1gade, you % masI take that hospital"
mere stcoa Capt. G!easvn, ~ pate as marole-
| E0|E. not W1E0 I28f. 10f 1fQf0 EtckOHAS-rga0V
, 1861-11-09

!: roULT TRY Chickeas. q. 1.oo@t .as per aox; Tus-
k1RRe;fese k'RR6;fee3Toss-Duil \ a 1t aooxc
LIVE sTOCK-Rece1yed;, R,so6 Hogs; 4s7
Beayos. The supply Of Hogg ts heavy and the
fsaFse y 1oe ioMsr Geef Caatle ara steady. sales
, 1861-11-09

- Hssas fsf DIS Krseaaleas. ,'@ !.
r: 1t meeting qt tAe Beard Of 1Anagen d
the Home te ~ hiaais.i; On wednesday
Nov. Oh. the foltew!rg ladies were appointed
. committee to assist In the coming festival:
, 1861-11-09
Lfe, A. II. HoEa. Mr., IIye1mofe,
Nre. Marx Ekfnue,.
A@ "A2A 2A0s
Hfa. Cook.
Mn. n. Il. slpuouas.

COMMITTEE TO RECEIVE GOODS FOR FANCY TABLES.
Mrs, Carver, South Div. Mrs. Dole North Div.
Mrs. Hainee, West Div.
COMMITTEE TO RECEIVE REFRESHMENTS.
Mrs. VIM. II. Brown, South Div. Mrs. Hoge North
DiY Mrs uaiuea. West Dig.
, 1861-11-09

NEW YORK CATTLE MARKET.
FOE WKKK KIDDING NOV. 6, 1851.
Iron the New York Tribune, Of Thureday.1
BEEF CATTLE
, 1861-11-09

PRRsoNA1-We note the following among
the arrivals at the Sherman House: Vim. Il.
Bushnell, Esq, New York; Thos. Romeyn,
Esq, Detroit; ". Il. Boyer, ESQ.,, Phi1adel
phia; kr. II. 8. Sheldon, Connecticut; 8. A.
Badger, Esq, Boston; z. A. McMafn, Tennes.
see; Mpjor II. r. sickles, 9th III. Cavalry;
Lieut.. De1oug, Q. 8. A; Lieut.. Huntington,
18th Q. s. Artillery; MIR. 0. ]. Chandler, New
York; John Macken, Esq, Philadelphia: D.
G. List, Esq, Wheeling, Va; E. s. Wilcox,
SD Ill Regiment; o. 8. Williams, Esq, New
York; DR.. Chas. Oagood, Norwich, Conn; J.
G. Proctor, Esq, New York; A. G. Pulling,
Efq, Albany, n. T; D. R. Williams, Esq,
Buffalo, N. 7.
NARROW EsCArE.-We were informed yes.
terday Of an incident connected with the
boiler explosion on Saturday last, which has
hitherto escaped CUR notice, and fs remark
able instance Of providential escapes. Fred
erick Home, foreman in thespice department,
Was leaving the engine room at the time of
the explosion, and WAS blown across an alley
into the roasting room, 8 distance Of several
feet. He escaped by crawling upon his hands
and knees from the rubbish, through the
binding steam, without receiving even
single scratch
PEnsoNA1---We learn from the st. Louis
Democrat that J. Edward Wilkins, ESQ.,, for
many years past the British Consul in this
city, is about to remove his Office to st. Louis.
Mr.. wilkins arrived in st. Lonis On Wednes-
day last, a6Gouneed to the Provost Marshal
, 1861-11-09
" e HAVE THE EXCLUSIVE
YY Agency for

CANDLES Grocers and others
In wants 0{
eARRETT'& $TEARlc LIGHTS,
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stoey GIsek CanHat Depot. toos oG LAke s<zeeE