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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1861-01-24

Snooia ''''''.., Z70,3
SpcClG ~,
To the Southern credit, however must be given O'0
60 per cent. of the Cotton manufacture, being
for raw materials. .................,o co.
Breadstufs tthe North having received from the '0
South value as large in these as the whole
IoIel9n eAPoltl'' ..............,..... 400
, 1861-11-11
Daily Review Of Chicago Market;

s1FunDA1 E!xs1Ea. Nov. 9. 1a6l.
FRE1aaTs-A sA.de M4 bet better: Ths eng3Esnasats
81 E. % sssf "a
wheat, at 19c; MfefileTim (taken lest night},
com, Il 1se; schf: Nonpsriel. wheat, on p. t.;
st. s&'saisst :ss "a s {: azhi @ss:
FLOUR Received, 1910 bbIs; shipped, 7.T0
bb1s choice white wintsr At q 90 DEL 100 hbls
Ss}s goa eG %5ts % eS!s s I Sos IS ses
sIomie," so bhls Eureka." and 80 bbis good e1-
tras At % del; 100 bhls Morgan 20 bbls Elk
5Sfa i9a @ sSs saper gePe ea 5b
sAppleton extra at $s9o def.; 15o bbls fair ex:
t1a Il $38O DEL; 100 bills :. .Faizehsuce,' at $410
track 500 bbls Radiant At g IS On track 100
si seity Kils At s. 8 del :i@ Sbls :" "nanehstt,'
Received, e. 1se ba shipped. 17,ooo
bu. Market eteady. Sales-Wfnter No. Red IN
etcre at 7sc; 600 bu No: Red in etore at &c.
q, ,eoo bn % DO It 7ixc; so1 ba do at 7l4c; 500
bl do at 71c 500 bn No Spring in store at SIC;
6Ct0 tu do at GGlc; 2l,0oo baat 6a<c; 800 bu do
.C0aN-Received, 5s. ~ bn; shipped; 2; 900 bu:
a35Sc afoat; 10000 bu do at 2lc T. b.; $4,000 bu
bu shoft receipts IL 21szc; 1000 ba rejected in
0ATS-Refelved, 7,9l5 bu shipped, none S2lea,
70 Goo bu No. afinat at 16c; 10, ,000 bu do at 17c
f. o. b.; 1,5e0 bu do at 15 IN etore.
RYE-Receiyed, $3.50 bu. Market firm. Sales,
| 1000 bn No. j In etore at Sic.
BARLEY-Received, 2,4]2 bu. Very dull.
Sale., A5 bags No at 2lc On track; $40 bu re-
| iected in store at 10c-
sEEDS-Timoth3 quiet. Sales, Al aks prime st
| $1,40; 25 Eka fair at $t.35 Clover seed dull and
! nominal at $3.25: Fax Seed eca1ce and In good
| demand at 96c0$1.10.
IIGHWINEs-in good demand and firm. Sales
| $50 bb]e at 14c.
ALCOHOL Nominal at 31@32c.
| PROVlSIONS-Mess Pork dull and nominal at
| SLIGO. Lard steady at 7c.
TALLOW-Quiet and nominal at TOXIC.
HIDES-steady. We quote: Dry Flint, 13@
14c: Green Salted, 65<@6Hc; Dry Sailed, 1912c
EGGS-Fresh, 0H@l1c; LINED. 10c
i POTLTRY-Chiskens, $1.u@1.25 q dozen
| Turkeys, f@6Hc.
Received, 4 ISL Hogs, 526 Beeves
The large supply Of Hogs ttil tends to dep-eas tn
| market which closes dull. Beef Cattle are in fai
[ reaneef and nrime are Hrmar. Sa1ea:
, 1861-11-11

tsau 4tgVU %NV0V
Tie upward tendency which has prevailed dur
ing the past few days il the leading markets, WAS
checked to-day, but there was no material altera-
tion in prices.
The demand for Flour Was rather light. and the
market was qntet and unchanged. About 300 brls
were sold at S4.75@4 30 for white winter, and
s3 s0@4.10 fore eprin: extra.
The VI heat market opened firm, but towards the
close it became weaker, and WAS a ahade lower
than at the coee Of yesterdays operations. About
10000 bushels changed hands, at 79e for No.
Red; s5c for No. Red; 71@72c for No. Spring,
c615@67c for No. 2 Spring.
Within the past week there has been remark
able falling of in the demand for Rejected Spring
wheat, and to-day it was impossible to sell it ut al
most any price.
The Corn market was steady and tolerabIy active
at the opening; hut in consequence OF Al increas-
ed 1mness In freights at the close, it Yves shade
weaker. About $4,000 bnehels OF Ill grades
changed bands, at a5Kc for Canal Mixed afoat !;
21A922Hc for Mixed In etore; and 1s1;c for Re.
jected-
Oats were steady at 15c for No. In etore, and
16c afloat. Rye was firm at SIC. Barley WAS dull
Seeds quiet. HighwiEea firm at 14c.
The Provision market remains dali. Live Hogs
are ftill tending downward. Beef Cattle in good
demand, ard shade drmer for prime qualities.
Frefgats were shade irmer-with engage
ments st1355@14G for wheat to Buffalo; and 1s@
19c for wheat to OEWeGo-
, 1861-11-11

Who WaatH keea booA 1t ha0 rfaeof One oe
tie nAest stoeks oF books woet of New Iosk CITY
vin hs sold hy ]. A. Colby he&oeo 3assav 1stA.
1sn, wtth1st regard to Tie sriEtsd cost of the
stock. Gail sooa nd pick ont yur eAeaoe as Ioar
:owa pesee. nosa3 without 3axea9, heosa with
iewelry, oe 3sweay without tooks. This IA to
close ont large stoek, aad siHilsr Opportunity
VII peeASb1y asyer Occur agaia In this part Ct the
eount.y. Reze1beF the Old stand, us Randolph
street, toes. &aR
, 1861-11-11

z4*5 HAzunn&1 EymG1Ns, Nov. p 1ssl:
-. The weak e5osee On Z avssy oomioethole moae1
tnssaet. al reet hssinsas paper u readily taaea
At leeal rates, vi8: 10 psF bs;st.; aat :sas'e
E.Vmted tAan tho market u shls to supply.
= Nev York .1<eAAnee b gradually xntk1n4
e1oser, Ths AskitpG 1Hiapesaa x9A. VII tn
exceptiou of day OF two. the leading bansu
hevs supplied eustomsss 1t 4. and this II the
rate today. Tbs sIsaiaaa Deacshas layes skspt T.
steadily st:: ::tAis hgure; whilo soma no charging
,smK. Thess are the prices to outatdefs., .,-.
There h no pressing demand for gold. The
leading baaks charge n to eustoms1s. Among
the brokers the range ID K@1 per cent.
MnwAuK1A--The ass&tnsl of this moeninE
rays:
the money market yesterday. Exchange Vas
current % 1.te, i GENT p1emiam. Ws : nndst:
iii ne now redeemin2 their Issues in this city In
New York Exchange at pcent discount, In COM
plia1ce with the resolutions adopted By the bank
considerable relief and if adhered to during the
remainder Of this month will unquesttonAoly
keep exchange from going higher After the dfst
Of December the new law requires them to re-
deem at X q cent discount.
new YoRK.-We quote az follows from the New
York 1ndependene:
The supply of money continues abundant, isnd
there is rs difficulty ID obtaining loans on good
coliaterals at 6Q17 q cent
There i att2e a3Dg IN commercial a
| al Others are entirely neglected The foreign
| exchange market 1s dull, and rates are lower-
Bankers bills on Great Britain are 1os@t014,
1906 %; Bremen, T6A@77h; Hamburg, 3558@
35sz. The demand is less than the supply, aud
| many bills are sent forward for COLLECTION, the
| ayails to come back IN specie
/ rho int har ho
, 1861-11-11
MARINE LIST.
r Q RI o II q H c. a q q
ARRIVED Nor. 9.

Prop Barber, Brown. Grand River, 1a5 III lumber
Bark Prince Of Wales, Graham, Port Ctl7ornc.
Bark Andrew Stephens, Hunter, Kingston, s tons
Bark Sovereign Of the Lakes, Jennings. Kingston.
Bark Canada. Meedon, Wallaceburgh. 81 eds wood.
Big Montezama, Moon, k1ngsten, 30 eds wood.
Brig a, Young gam Amertea, Doyle, beffa1o.
Brig Kfh ~ Mas s;h Griffin sheDoygan 80 eds wood
Brig PilsriT. Bnrne, Buffalo, s5 eds wood.
B1!g Robert Burns, Grant Ray city, 19o N lumber.
Big 6 F williams, Ballentine, Buffalo, laao brls
sl5 91 MHss sa1a Eli Gsys g ss geo
schr Oliver Calyer, Wheaton, Buffalo, 12s tons
schr Ell Robefts, S IT'S Hnrews, Buffalo, 1oeobrls salt.
Schr Forester. Peterson, Grand Haven, 70 N ium-
beF, IS IA shingles.
schr Mary, sprott, Two Rivers, 14o m lumber:
schr Maine, Stevens, Grand Traverse, 14o N 1um-
schr G II johnson, Eastwick, Buffalo, 100 tons
schr Correspondent, Donahoe, Buffalo, 11a tons
schr Fremont, McPhail, Presque Isle, 800 tons
sehr VIM Craig, woolsen, Buffalo.
schr Metropolis, Murray, Buffalo. 400 toas coal.
Schr Magnet, Yates, Muskegon, is N lumber.
schr jog pEesden' Finnegan, Plumbers Pier, 62
schr Enterprise, Peterson, Grand River, 90 m
schr sea Star, Readick, Muakegon, GO n lumber.
Schr Sea Bid Thomas, PresQue Isle 400 tons coal.
se sehr Gn1tis @ | esn satao, SO bris at.
seif sses; faaos;. @'nsh''' 'rAa0 A''ef ''' 0u p'
schr EN- n &sheyes, scholhohu' Muskegon' IS m
schr Buena Vista Lee. Maniztee. 1aom lumber.
Schr COMMENCEMENT, Vandlss, Holland. So m
schr Pioneer, Thompson, Muskegon, 10 m lrraber.
| Schr Hunter, " illiams, MusseSon, 125 m lumber.
schr New % Hampshire, "elsland' sneooysan' TO
sehr a1nhn a1a G4ooan sonth Haven IA caa xood
schI M@syant Iva Council, Mnskegon. 60 N ,1n lumber. e.
=: - @ os 81. s.+
Schr @ Kavennna, Msliott, Buffalo. 1''0 '''7 '''''
Age5n Fap1ens1 bslo Leg p51s & sa
ss"f ho1'e'''' her "o1A7"1' '>1''-'o' ~ 40 A0-'%
schr Tfieolor Fl caddy, st Joseph, sn lumber, IS
eer CasSaae nsiep Hns vzsk9 snso law 'i7 s''
ss beis
schl schl i1sin; heman ManIstse ID % lum6e,
SSc Sch- Msn :" = NJ 1.3ns1s1e ROT & Inscnh 81 m
I'LL. jnmher Tm - A'E~'e' D''"A' ~ '"7~f'' ~ ~
sehr Bermnds. stoweu. Buffalo.
Sehr e co1,iIexcoa Csier. Buffalo, 1000 b.!s salt.
Sc Sshr 1lmirs. Mil1er. White Lake. Is eds bolts.
schr L:!1 Mermaid Ihompson' "mte LAKE, ~ cos
ses1 139iso's' 3s Baif' Masfsson, Am lumber, 80 Il
schr Manner, Baker, centerv1le, 5000 posts IS Cd
schr ,rs3eo..nh F1.vee a,snd Haven. n m INN
senf ieieg1apaf nase7' 11an" 1Afen' - IL 4uA
ns., - u @ts as.1. Fn,,e-a Pier d7.< ria wooi3
S Seh1 Srand eatmsn GTan5 R1Ver Ht N MI inmfer
se41 H. sf his 13sh ~A''A>1 W '-A1'0A
s.hr & R.te. - Ca Gannnn- Nnskeaon 1ns m ,umber
seo1 "a 81 {s1h SA' ~ ~ io''0e4
sehr snencer. Rlanchard, Muskeson, Sc N lumber
scbr Ps1metto' NJ g seanlsn. Dupe,e. $50 m lumber.
senf anne s'aa inof'ae 1anus'eoo - '''epu' 4''
srow II RfHn1t Paterson Holland So e1a wood.
NV" -
, 1861-11-11
3'u.1Iaeis An 11Ga10AlG dAHA1.


ELEAhED-...s .....No|. 8.
n O'Connor. Laaallo. 100 bgas nit.
Rock Run. LAsalle IS m # 1nmhtf, 687 It timber.
Empress, 1asale, 100 m shingles, 15o bra salt, 10
m siding.
Amazonia, Laealle, m IT. lumber, 10 m shingles.
Alabama, Lasalle. Is 406 It lumber. 50 m shingles.
80 m lath, 1910 Ms carpenter work, $40 hrls salt.
Alma, Morris, 81, $50 Il lumber, 25m shingles.
Lael'a, Laealle, 678 It lumber, 1900 Da siding,
Am shingles. 152 bris ealt, $50 1bs farniture-
Caroline, 1asa1e, S. 489 # lumber IS IN shingles,
IS m 18th
Nebraska, Joliet. m lumber, / m It siding.
TKonbadour, Lockport, 555 1Ds mdze.
Old Abe, Joliet. Light.
p Nprthfpp. Joliet.
, 1861-11-11

M a r. R HDs
O Thu1sd3y eysniAE. MeyeM,be1 sth by the Eev r.
CoIL1Kh pf; CHARlAa WHITE Il MfA NARY B,
KELLOGG, Ill Of th3a city.
In BeadnE, AAka. NoY. Ath. bf Rev ". BAKkoggs
Mr. GEORGE T. kk&H0N. Of ChlcAxp, and No
CORNkLIA 3. WHITING Of Reading.
r tais 81, key ~, hy ths Rex, 9 = oeaoee. III.
, 1861-11-11
PRODUCE ON COMMISSION.

Mnw7ruxsv
1r.,-- nn 9an : eaa : :! .1,-,.
a1ss75g, Hs7s1JS1.s7 J9ass et,o,L q Gn'er- T.
a Dtae1 !, - - asA. seVtLaaA - !.
aMnM N;;,.15 Z 19Aaou' = s,5t H4. Ea4.
"M1aia A.su Es4-
w. GIhloAGo. IGo. LIZ
1enly = SEuaM c,sH.
FRANCES oiaaleN EN-
a1h Msrk aAf1MeE,
GesEfs: Vgoea, Fl&twood
SO
e. g. Hammond, ESQ.,
+. b. M67lt8. E1q-
8ALEsBUK8 HL.
Me-ar8. Reed + CnapE88
QUINCY, I'LL
Messrs. L. &C. H. Bull
3oL1ETs ILL.,
W. y. WOOD. Esq
LEKF0RT. H.
do1. jesse " N0fEoA
8ALVAz IL.
HeofEe : Ml, A4
WAuhfaAh. H.
f. Il. bacnelQE1, E84s
EL@fh. H.
W. u. duDbaJu, Esd
WAvKKLY. III
G. j. saltsT, Esq.
BURLINGTON IOWA.
j. g. FoptE. ESQ.
DAvRHPoRr. IONA
, 1861-11-11
EROF. GIRAC Prnfaaao,

pROF. GIRAC, Professor 1t the
l. >Usfv&Rslty Of Of. Marry OF the Lake respect.
fally la3n1Ee tie public tkaf be has ooNmsneed daY
and eVeanK laons A1d cAasee tn French a1d italian
Private instsnctlone 4re also given either Ut the Col
rste. 1np1tcstoTS 81 e. Mafy% Maiy.fsat3 easnsr
WoIooft sn6 bBpeFios streets Ncxta 1lde,
HQ&E92 lRA&W NpTV&1H !,
, 1861-11-11

NEW YORK:
Henry Young, Esq.
Moses TayloF, ESQ.
John j. Phelns, EEQ.
Amos Il Emo, Esq.
Mtesfa. GcprCe Bliss & Co,
Hiees1s. Cochran l. CO.
bfesers WAIT. Dunuinr 4
Graham
hfesRra Read. T8ylor&Co.
T5i;tnm Mniifrn1 Esn
hfeFsra. RohtFts. Rhodes
Cc
PTnAnr,pHra
Hon Wfl1farn Etn,nv
WasHTSnT1g n =
H.n .Iohn MMr!rnff
HIN 4 4 R11rSham.
xoETHANPToS, MASS.
Hnn + p Wi11sstt3a
.Jnr: afhan ri I,Vu11n Ken-
R3sT1sE.
re Hof,Ir.r Esn
Nieerra * A. I.aVrrace
Il a..
Measw i n Reete Aco
Mes2rs' ss.s. +: r 81 Stinner Il II ca ~
Wesars Ansf, - Simmer il
IGt' r. o1ss1'' ''- "
aYossrs E+un6at5 Want.
Enrfh -
srR1EaT,Ffn % X = ~ w.aa
=
, 1861-11-11
THE "sTUmPTAIL,, QUESTION.
HnnkeFs Must Pay the Value OF Des
poe1ts II tho T1lmo they were mate.

The case OF Newells, Harmon d Mcdonald
rs. the Chicago Marine and Fire insurance
Company, WIS closed In the q. s. Circuit Court
On Friday last.
The case il An important one to every bust-
ness man in Chicago who has unsettled bal.
Ancea in bank frcm deposits of what was once
known as Illinois currency. There are con-
siderable number OF cases, involving the same
eIt case decides the fate OF ali which have not
rome other special provision, modification, or
reservation, in the certificate Of deposit or
terms Of contract.
The case was argued for the greater part Of
two days, Ey E. a. stor1s, Of E. s. Smith s.
Fuller and Judge Norris for the defendants.
On the 25th day of February, 1861, the plain
t!t1s made deposit and took certificate euch
as was ordinarily given in such cases. The
certificate sets oHt as follows:
Newells, Harmon & Mcdonald have five
hundred and eighty dollars It's. Gu, payable
in Ike finds, to their order or return Of the
On tie fourth Of June, 4. b. 1851, payment
wee demanded Of The certificate, accotding to
its terms, as is alleged, to Wit, illinois cur
rency," but the defendant rendered only in
payment notes Of different banks Of the State
II Illinois, worth from fifty to sixty cents on
| the dollar.
The Court allowed the defendants to intro
| Cuce evidence to show what was the meaning
| OF tne c4atacIefS 4Rf CH-' as understood
| among bankers and business men generally,
and By the community at large, and gave tae
following Instructions to the Jury:
| 1st. i the Jury shall believe from the evi-
dence that these characters aINs. Gu" mean
the notes of Banks Of Illinois, which at the
time OF deposit passed current as money in
ordinary business transactions at Chicago be
tween man and man, then the court is Of
opinion that the true construction Of the
contract is that the defendants were to pay
like funds which passed current at the time de-
maDd Of payment was made If there were any
such funds current at the time
I'd. II there were not any such funds 80 cur
rent at the time, then the true construction
Of the contract is that the defendants should
pay the value Of the notes at the time of tn
deposit
The jury found that the characters "Ills
C'y,' were intended to designate 9the vari
ous notes Of the Banks of Illinois which wer
then current md passed in money in usua
business transactions, but below the speci
| standard value.
Il The jury also found that there were no sucl
notes current at the time pAymsnt was d.
demanded.
The jury brought in verdict for the plain
t5fs for $562.10, which WIS the value Of th
i money, - found by the jury, ut time of d.
pceit, and interest from the time it was d
mandea.
, 1861-11-11

eE Who ever heard o{ Dowqers Kerosene ex-
p1odiDgf no one. Why then do yon buy the
cheap carbon otls which are sold for keroeenes
Better pay ten cents gallon more and get n azt
Gle which Jon know IL sate.
Who has kept DoWnez's Kerosene for the Lat
three yea1s' aad who IL the only sgsnt in Chicago
for his oil? Everybody knows 1t IL Noble at the
Lamp and Oil Emporium, 175 Lake street.
npy5st
, 1861-11-11

TEE PRoPELLER HUNTER.-TWo OF our city
engines were employed about seven hou11 On
Saturday pumping ont the hull Of the propel-
Ter Hunter, burned last week. It wne sue.
cessfal1y accomplished, and she is now aaost
It il thought her hull IL uuinjured, and the
work Of repairing her viii be commeuced At
0ne4.
, 1861-11-11
&enkral Nuttceg>

CTEhM ENGINEAN BOILER
c3mpete running Grder will be sold low, either TOR
cash or t5@s 9g% f1E agPl9Eea PaPsEr AppN,y =
Tin Pl 3te aud Sheet Iron dealers,
not; h13t-l6tp.im l99 & Ql Randolph street.
, 1861-11-11

NOTICE. On and after Monday,
IN Nov 4th, 1851, urtn further notice, the onea
Of the United States and American Express Com
Fr0D 1880 4. N. to $40 r. M
H D. CQLVlN. Ag't q. =. Ex. Go.
JA8 C. FARGO, Ag't Amer E1. Co.
Chicago, Nov. 3pt. 1A61. no5-h110-1W
, 1861-11-11
Go to DUNLOP, sEMElL I sPAlDINe for PRINTING
(npv.11-h92l-1y)

REV. JAS. DIxoN's L1crURE.-The West Sidera
In the region Of the Union Park Baptist Church,
weEe gresslz ,aehgatSsa "a M M1sh the lecture on
tor OF sad church. last Tku1sday evening. We
hear many encomtums from those who listened
to the gems Of thought and eloqueAee.
, 1861-11-11

TkVALRY CDMFANY-E. NJ.
~ RAWDRIH and D. A GAGE arc en11stiug Cay
al1y Eomsaey and are 1lli1g 9p rapidy Men .1ahin:
oEoE FIR ts is positively tile last Regiment to he
raised from this STATE Recruiting once at Berry g
Cigar Store, corner OF Randolph and Clark etretts.
MOI. .htI25E
, 1861-11-11
rHICAGO WATER WORKS.

~ EOTICE,-An owners or occupants OF buildings
supplied with water BY the Chicago CITY Hydraulic
Annual payment Of the year commenct1g May 1ss
1851 AID ending May lit 1861 will be due anA payable
Resrd Of Public Works. Room No. Is Court HOUSE.
The payment herein declared to be due On the first Of
commencing wit5 that day and ending May !, 1859
on lots adjoining any street. avenue alley through
which the distributing water pipes are laid put Which
not supplied with water. also Nodded. that the
Second Semi Annua! payment for tie assessment for
the year commencing May let, 1851. aad enltrg May
1et 1867 will be due and payable at the same time and
* B CARPENTER preaident
Office OF the Board Of Public works Oct.l9, 1851
oc1&B9l.6W ."
, 1861-11-11
U0p34& Letters,


Ma ~ NJ ,1aaon f,hicapo 111a
Tnnr -e. - Ene.a11 ~ e p'aa 'D'
nnx sfis - ''eee' a
Emery 4: CO.. 8"
tswTeTee, fss Ms Holmes ns.,;s = GnI, m hgin' Ills.
VII. Chambtcriain. % Osweco, ss Ire.
Amos 4 Eastman, Port nepe: Wis.
Mrs. aJ John aI1ii FajiSoedl ilfI PittsbnIe. @ Pa.
Tom. gohn Dsstin, Erie, r:
a. t~ ts1ao no'e ot * rsc,rn,7ea in
ra1ment Of nostare
cspt ", cazro, Chicago, Ills.
Mrs Thos 9,x Bennett ;59,f ;gn Mlaona ;i Minn
JOIN isf f Elie. creslline., + 1. 1hson' ohis. "47'
a. ti1z Gerald Paducah' KY
Ar.isx1 Of the Tenth Wiscon.lp Regr-
mont
The Tenth Wisconsin Regiment, Colonel
chapa commanding arrived IN tins city on
saturoas afternoon en rouse 1or Louisville,
anu hke al NE o'ner regiments rom thas
STATE attracted universal atlention oorng
1.s l'aSssge 1nscogn lac CITY 10 Inc cen1rA
, 1861-11-11

AssAuLT.-Joseph Stang, who Vas arrested
some dsys since for assaulting sailor, aud
breaking his jaw, Was held for trial on satur-
day In the sum Of $500 bail.
, 1861-11-11

a. Exchange On New York and Kagland. Ire
land. Scotland, France, Germany, etc.
KKpxr1, ALE1AHDRR i Co.,
noeH E4Claxk It,, Sherman House Block.
, 1861-11-11

1a7ERA1rnE.-Peterson's Nagasine hr De-
t< nber, and fresh supply Ct Hsjor Win.
-:rcp's newly puhlishea novel, "Oseal
i eeeme," hsve been received 1t hcNaay q
g, ~. 81 Deasborn street.
, 1861-11-11
[ L. H IAN fP. II.

MErEoRoLoG1cA1---Range Of the thermometer
for the week, Is noted by T. L. Haza, Ut his Drug
Store, No. 80 West Randolph, corner Of Canal
c&.n
, 1861-11-11

0UERY.-"Why should house
~ keepers 8nd their servants lose their time and
patience In ing to knd1c Anthracite Coal with pins
kis ding Ehea by using the GRANULAR E. Fuel.
ton STREETS, they can hare fire 1t any time without
trOubIe. UoE-h147 -9lu
, 1861-11-11

NEW YORK STEAM DYE
IN Wg@A M. XezhmY, m 6cstA Caazk ffxost
Hee0S3 AEA1a9 "a 4d9F1A NkzceEaL 03N AAd
Hzk0 010 81 1oa1Gk 0y31E. Menehk1E md EfeaG
t1Ze neEe e1A 0eWae| WaEk 1nG41e& An @1N1
- M u 1keG@ 1E1eeNY 1fAaqA - r. o, EQz
04X3 t1f1k3V
, 1861-11-11

NEW INTELLIGENCE OFFICE
~ -163 Dearborn st, opposite the New Post Ohoa-
Parties eesiring heip 1of any Nat1cnallty> can oe
Irg MRS. 4 L. BALkA3f, Pest ONCE Box 33a5.
REMRABKR that at THIS Office eVety effort Is made
to supply patrons With superior and relisble help
, 1861-11-11

pRINE BARLEY MALT AL
fisss; s - ss5sssse 3 - - nsn s - s 49, 'A
q. b. 1QAWX.
0&s&0 00a44 q Ee6oIW&aR
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practically ignored. Immense appropriations
icr defence, naval stores, arms, depots, forli-
fcatione, &c, on the South Atlantic and
Gulf Of Mexico, have been laviahed from the
national Treasury, but the great Northwest
hiss teen disTegarded.
South, the ordnance and ammunition collected
ut GoepoEt Navy Yard, ut Norfolk, and other
pfaces, have been the vast magazines from
which this rebellion has drawn its supplies.
ration, the Northwest has gone forward, and
| by the energy and enterprise Of its citizens,
| without much aid from the Government, has
| reclaimed the prairies, subdued the forests,
and created the commercial and vast agricul-
tprA products which now surpass In value
the entire foreign commerce Of the country.
But the period Of her provincial history ex-
pired WifhGthe census of 1850. From hence
| forward the Northwest takes her position,
ever faithful, ever loyal, but TIE equal with
asks Of her associates that equal justice which
the older loyal States will rs willingly aud
cheerfuliy yield, - father yields to son who
has demonst1ated his ability to take care Of
This vast commerce Of ours, which pours
It's enormous wealth into eastern ma1ts, must
be projected and fostered. HArbors and f.
cilitiea 1t must have, and 1t IL alike the inter-
eet Of East md West that 1t should be secure,
and that by every possible avenue OF commu.
nication 1t should be promoted. The gallant
soldiers Of the Northwest. who have rushed
with 60 much eagezneea to the defense Of our
flag and cur country, must h&Fe the means OF
manufacturing Axms Ut home A national n.
| mo1y here during tha1Ast eight months would
have eaged the National Government millions
zation Of the army would have materially
me nreasinx md immediate necessities ot
the Northwest are, first, national afmofy
, 1861-11-11

ELEVENTH WISCONSIN, REG1AEET.-lt WIS
Incorrectly stated in our Sunday edition that
inc Eleventh Regiment would arrive Monday.
II should have read Tuesday, at about hsll-
last three. They will come over the North
Is item road, and will be escorted from the
;. 70. ty The Ellsworth Zouaves.
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FoR NEW YoRk.-Capt Stanley win leave
xith lis detachment for New York this (Sun-
da,)evening.. AL who deefne to join the gal
,,,1 G9th should meet at the headquarters Of
Ccpt, shanley'e command this afternoon 1t
II ~ae nrsInrE
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TO IN Y T. N T O r s..
L. COBURN Il MARRS
ATT0RNXYB AT Law AND PATENT RIGHT SOLICITORS
ChIcbgo. Illinois
QEce No. II Lannon'S Block. 80 Clark stzeet. Branch
Gffce. Washington. D. C.
All business strictly confidential C1rculats sent
r1HffN.
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DOYAL HAVANA LOTTERY,
~ Condnctsd By the Spanish Gossrnment
*!oo. 100; No: Ills: drew. asao9'; No 1850 dres
also, Nos 81 COO each Sd Of 500 eAch, 178 of &aeG
each and q approximation Nos: y s1 1aking i9 all
TAI 10R CO., Bankers. Is Wall street, N. 7.
nn4-k82.lW
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Live Graes Beef Pcta-
Hogs Seed 5ides Wool Cattle toes.
No. b. nv. lbs No. bu.
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TUG r.. G. BLISH.-Any person
Il h&StnE Glain2 Ag&tnst Tug l. G Baiih AEe n
Queeted to forward tho 9An1a duly certified 70 No m
deI&xned mr. rayMs1& A1dxees Y. II. 8AR88 4
SON, Oexof& &Iek. 70. UEAWW 31& s914x1a
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T. ". HAXXXR Il VQe@
An F0fNkA1nk Depot, West Wdkse akxoek besWees
hs84otpA I'D MAkieea 81 E&3cakot H.
xose O8oe 1ak~ B4x 1Yk oe&s4-N
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q ;,ARcsErr or C1oTHra.-1saae Stephenson
:. .o,ored man, vas committed for triA BY the
: .,lice magistrates On Saturday afternoon, for
-okhine a clothing establishment On Wells
street ofseyeral psirs of pants- The accused
-,,esd cuilty to the Charge.
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:For SSaA,

EOR SzLE At A BaRg:ls
a fartsu miles frcm :hE Ct! : CT: :!
tatning 4g3 scres, 100 rrs1iE Ga.s;sst : =, ;,..G
tortaE1e house, ana large szcEat q - T..
ftp1t trees, one ftbs fist =stst u, V;yI
CfChicsgo. FOR particulars taqa1!e Z ~
a co. - South Water street.
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NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.-The following ar
the cloeing prices for cash, November s, 1861: