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New-York daily tribune., 1861-11-07
osyp MURDER rs NEWARK, N.J.-The bo

SUPPOSED MURDER Is NEWARK, N.J.-The body
of Louisa Brown, young woman, about y years of
age, was found in lumber yard at Newark, S:'
on Tuesday morning and near ber Thomas Moffat,
was found in state of insensible intoxicstion. A
postmortem examination revealed the fact that the
woman came TO her death from asphyxis, but by
what cause supeTinduced 10 unknown. -,
When Moffat recovered from his stupor he could
Give 10 explanation of the affair, but said that he
left the brewery where he was employed at IL
o'clock on the previous evening, and had no recol,
lection of anything that subsequently trsnspired
until he awoke from bis drunken sleep. IL sup
posed that the woman was illtreated by some young
men whom she met in the course of the evening" and
that from the effects of their abuse her death wsS
occasioned. The physician who made the post
mortem examination stated that the lungs were
much eongested, and that such indications were
Observable as follow death from asphyAa or sufocs'
tim
New-York daily tribune., 1861-11-07

bAU5 AND INV" ~"''
ces is quiet, but stssdy ct former rates. =, -,
HIDES-The market continues quiet but ssedy t co0
900 Buenos 23c cash Stock hand, 3ioV'
against IA 100 tims Last year. -, .,
HEMP-Thc market 10 quiet but firm for foreisn OF nsn
ssles Of 200 bbs have been made &c., less cent
American Il scarce sad hrIa si6o0sl7o for Dressed sha
elOod o us for Undressed.
HAYIhere good inquiry for this staple and sno w.
tet is steady sales Of 800 bales ct 6S d1Oc loQo " 10
quality. ". =. N
HoPSThe m.ke 1, quite dull a. l21lsc for New -
IR0N--scotoh Pig 10 scarce ssd Arm al eA~pI' E % n
for best brands American has been more active sna snJ
some o0G have been II So cash, for ~
ela 80 for No delivered u Elsbethpo now hea s1.
ass Of ooo tnns have also been made for ~
delivery, private terms American and ~
In better demand fsT 0ov0rnspt pss
New-York daily tribune., 1861-11-07
DIE ID.

cAsHEH-of consumption, on Tuesday morning Nov o.
TIL. trend. Of the family and Of brother John C. Cs.hen
and the active and exempt members Of Marion EnrSs
Company TssrsS., afternoon si II ococi from his lsss
residence, No. l53 Crosby street.
Philadelphis papers please copy.
CUMMINGS - In Brooklyn, n. Y, on Tuesday, Nov. .,
IaSi Of dipthe.s Florence Maude youngest daughter Of
William B. and Mary P Cummings aged years 10 m0nths
rss ssa le%sia. win be taken to Ware M.s for n.erment
CORDELLIER--A wili,msburgh on Tuesday, Nov y
Charles Cordelier aged - years
DANIELS-Iu Brooklyn, on Tuesday evening. Nov J:
Ws,ey, only son OF NJ H. and Irene H. Daniels ssed IL
The friend, of the family invited to attend his funeral
Of ssA srsas ssfs So ,ns 50 i.ntic .tHsss Brcoiyn
Boston papers please copy.
FRYEOn Tue.day Nov s. Samuel Jackson eldest ehna 1 q
Samuel A. and Henrietta N. Frye, aged years.
The friend. Of family repeatedly Sscs n SS
Ss ni. iSne, ~ bs sr.nssh.r samuel Frye Me- % ws
Forty.hnh street without further invitsa0n'
MACY-A, Boon,on, N. J., Sunday Nov D he'snan D.
Macy, aged Il yearA ,,,y.N.u.,
- NoI,in,b.n, N H. the csmTof ne I'd Regiment H.
is ssdse:sst3Fs % .ss3 81 yss ns''a rover '''
oDoSsELL = On Wednesday, Nov. 9, 1851 CathaHss
r .pS .nd. Of the family are respectfully invited
20 attend the funeral from her late residence no.
st,eet on Friday Nov g. 1851, at O'CLOCK, w'n'" i"A
invitation. rH,.S.v
pIRMELEE-In Brandon VI, of diphtheria on Inusas
e,c a. 1881 Elmer Eugene Parmees, aged yss In his
ths Rev D. B. Parmeee OF the City Of Nsw,.ee .rd a.
.uaden death manly youth sincere Cnrisss ~ tindrsl
voted friend has been taken from large en''' s
ard fiends. His end was victory -, NJ, -
TAPLrs-On Wednesday. Nov Of hn resiaeyIl sss
C,inton nsce 8 N p Staples the soh year OF oncaiIy u
The erds acqusnisnees Of the fsny ne Prs.sytsrs
Thrb Isbs Rev DR. Pottsl corner Of unxse, - M, wshsus
Tau,b street. on Saturday, the 9Th inse' q ~
further Invitation. r.S.v Ncv. g. John
-In
se., .on sf John Fssni'
aSaI, ,.sS. and % S ds ,s n;sd a to ss sssss %
ne sas,. on Thursday afternoon sssl De KIb Brock
idsnes Of his father Clinton "e"''' 4.
] lyn. ,.a.v Nov g. Mary WeekA
WE WE M. A. Iohn Wsekss ssse 70 ys@"
New-York daily tribune., 1861-11-07
MARRIED..

AIMs-ZELL--on Tuesday, 0sk a. st Wsst Haven CSu4
by the Right Rev John Williams, r. Walton Aims Of new
York 10 Emma NJ. Zel Of West Haven
GRIrsT-MENpLEsON-On Thursday, Oct "a, BY Fiiends
ceremony at the house Of Precla DAVIS psoy psswene
Connty pa Daniel Ghest OF York County, to hosa ".
Memo leon Of the former place
uARRIsoN-RO Wednesday, NOV o. oy ny
Rev Frederick g. CLARK l. W. HsrIh 70 nmms' sas~
ssushtsr III W. Robinson. ESQ, all OF this city
suAW ELREY - tn Brooklyn. on Wednesday eyenin6
NJ A by she Rev Thomas Wilks, Robert Shaw o. New.
York 70 Hsrrietts daughter Of the late " hham L"T"
kiyu.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-11-07
OPENING DAY OF THE MARKET.

Tuesday, Nov. 5.-We have to report some.
what singular condition Of the market for beef
cattle this week, for it opens with less than
half tie number stated in our last report,
and although at an advance equivalent to half q
cent pound on the net weight Of beef, there
is no life in the Business. Butchers come and look
and acertan the price, and walk of again, with the
remark that they do not want cattle bad enough to
pay the price, Others say that they will buy two or
ihree a the advance, who usually take tive or riy.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-11-07

A VOLUNTEER KICKED TO DEATH BY HoRsH,
Co.c neT OKeefs held inquest the body o
Timothy Rays private In the Ira Harris Guard who died
tho ssacs of Injuries receives
hy horse hckng him few days ago. Deceased was na
oi Ireland IS Of age AID leeves family tesa,ns
cherry s.gee, The verdict Of the Jury was Accidental
New-York daily tribune., 1861-11-07
NY. .whole.aie Prices Of Country Pred.cs
Foa rnu WEKH syDisa WEPwHspAd, Nv'i y ~, TO-. ,
(RspsrtsA sxclasivsiy for I'M n. l. ik'S'Hs' W

FoH TIM WRKH ENDING WRpsKsDAf, NOV y nool.
JRspertsd exclusively for THn N TRIBUNE oy IKE"
Norrou TO cousIoso,s o. FAns Paopuo.:-Pat every.
,hns u neat order Mark plain indeibs on sse,y
package including weight with tse coun. na lame o ~.
l,so tuck bIl OF particulars inside of one package
A niu1 and always send one by mall, win notice
,,bsu and how things are forwarded .
Cosr,sroSs-For selling Berries fruits &c. wners PACK
ara rrturpsd and on small lots OF stun 10 cent Othsr
are sales Of good Produce IN good ordsr
AZ wbols.as sch a. Farmers rsslize and nos JooSsn or
further advance has occurred during the week
~ ,iv Ic ~ No. on tho Latest advces represent
AZ. .ish msrkets well sustained under hssvy receipts
TTs sdsancs here has however, pretty mach used up tao
% ,or .hinoers and most Of them waiting the
@ =, sr,nt. The demand 10 In consequence mach re-
sctsd but tho receipts Of the last few days have been
odersts affected probably by the storm, aud the market
roys 6rm al quotations. We quote: .o
rsis 71t5 Western Penn, choice " 2GiS
0,snss CO. hkins lsd20 Western Penn, fair .l0g5
S,Iins state choics .l7di9 Western Res choice ls6s
af6rkins S.s.e ch .lsd2o Western fair to choice OGs
Welsh tubs .l61ls Western, common. 1io
CHEEsEIhe msi ket has rallied and good degree OF az
yity has prevailed during the last three days we Nc
change In our figures but under the improved mana oee
are 10 doubt obtained The for so shipment
Of Cheese 10 approaching the close, and we thnk ds men
who are not sbo TO sell satisfactorily ct hofoe wonld 30
10 forward their dsiries promptly to ~
whom they have to conhde and Ake 'ne
aood to extra ch, VrSsa7 English Dairy, y m...7
Common, y 10 .....aiD 81 Ohio Cheese. :...'r.o ..
BkAssThe receipts quite light and piiess nave sssi
improved. We quote lpackages tnclndedl 49,. -, =,
Medium pbu 62fDI 95dl s5 Marrow, hu ,h2 lD! Hd! y
Fsa rh. 70 n. Il jSai ssKidnsy. busa D'i s'ai $
New-York daily tribune., 1861-11-07

SELLING LIQUOR is VIOLATION OF TEE ELfc'
rtos LAw-Jsmes y. Farrell Samuel Young Patrick MeGin-
MS and James Boor arrested on election day IN 10
Ixentyhird Precinc, for selling liquor Ia violson OF The
law, They were held TO bail In 100 each to snswsr
New-York daily tribune., 1861-11-07

IILya,L Vorrso.-The following persons were
arrested on Tuesday for illegal voting at the polls Nehos
Neyte, and James Mcdonald lsborer In the Eisntcent
Wud; snd Thomas Grady, in the TsSth WSd thsy weis
committed TO snswer
New-York daily tribune., 1861-11-07

D.SGIRoUs AssAULr.-As William Esgan was
p.,sps along Sixth avenue Forty eighth street he ~
saed by All unkuewn who stabbed him very danser
ou.y and ran away Esgen taken to the st. Luks' HOO
rral
New-York daily tribune., 1861-11-07

sALTrTS. market /. r.thst du, b., price. are without
further change se, OF 1850 sacks Liverpool A'hson' al
SsALTPrTLR is in ul,sd request Boston At &c. mcs
SHOT arc steady at dsc, cash for Drop and Buck.
a. shsSdsI .a. ~ caeSs Sss' At @ Deer in I
.,ocI and ar. arm with Of San Juan at &C. cash
and Bs,b.Ia a. 4. DC. cs.S' mostly The Inside rate
sEEDs-clO,er seed Is in moderate demand ct q &c.
RonsS fsI seed 4 .caIes and wanted 4 81 ssasl 67I
5u.hs Calcutta Ln,esd la. been In good demand and prices
aud do at Boston there and to arrive, ct % lOa s2'
t;;L SS he'd asss ,,oo a.m.na for nsuu,
and price. are very arm saes Of s bids G sftc Owing
stocks tbs business In other dessP,Sn' nEa, and
TEAs-Baeks quiet and steady We hear Of no Inn
po.nt sales In Greens the 'Ls' He some to' bali chests
TiN-BlOcl Tin has been In fair request at slightly enhanced
rates, Of 100 ssbs Banca tdSic cash eco do
Straits supposed ct Zee 900 do China on private terms
TALON continues In active demand 9. the advance sales
Sc % B.i%on. p%' md Bssessr i.c.ian Command ioc
Roash Fat I. firm at stcl cash. a.. Iii.
ANAL .sl.s Of MOsssln.nn At the latter rate. taBA
wOOL-Ibs market exhibits lea activity owing TO the
pss. S s. ssssa sa o%ns 70 &
and what will command In this market the next
.ny l.sse supplies bscsu.s heavy .hpmsn,s OF besd
w reader inpoble to forward ether meIehsndise ~ any
reasonable rate Ths wool, that are held IN the n;ero re
medium grades which cssed half and three quarters
native hesce command a. mich money n iuiFoloon
SaIony Most all OF the Caonia'clip has been sold,
TO srrve extraordinary high prices medium aaste, bring
ing a. hsh 2s34c without much regard 70 csssihc alton
% that look foreign eoune. for supplies
our intend to furnish and clohe army OF
four hundred thousand during the Winters canpnss
The high prices hare thnh viii induce shpmepts
England aud other countries long The transactions
comprise l1sooo n Native fleece at fa53c for medium rne
and vice ysa 50 coo 10 TeIas and California at Is SdS5c
OOoo Native pulled q .sdsoc for suRsrhne and cItrs
Country 80 bales Cape d2sc 10 DO Donskoi a. =
,sc foo DO low and medium Mestissi 600 do nnws:hsd
Afcsn arrive aud $50 do wsshed on private terms Inc
large invoice Of California sold to arrive reported py US
day week brought &c., and the parcel OF Chnan un~oa
;3c. We quote:
Ooms.t,o fleece y rp 50ds3 south Am washedl4dlI
An mi hood Mer,A7dsOS Entire Rios do. l3d az
Am and Nerino ,4td d46l g. American unwashed sdl3
Am. aud o..adAls Am cord, washed 20 9so
EItrs pulled Ent IndA 90
No mill &c African washed. .......20d30
C.fons fns un nwhed % 435 smyrna washed. .2odB
c.nfornia coumon DO Smyrna nwashed ..lidl8
t.,n,isn ..sh,d J6 Me Icau unwsshed. ..l2Gt
Valparaiso UNIV wsshed .l3dl5l ,,
WHISKY 10 IN fair demand, and the market 10 nasnsoe
better sales Of 500 bbs ct 2lc .
WHALEF0OTS are scarce and arm d sc LOT rFe'seo
Biesched aud SIC. cssh for unblsached
Is In moderate request a unchanged prices,
ssiss Of io09o fD Ochotsk on private terms
New-York daily tribune., 1861-11-07
Receipts Of Produce.

Nov e-Ie06o bbs Flour, 100 bags Germ Meal toS oos
whisky, iTiooo bush Wheat, tosco bush Corn, ,'s-
bush. Barley nls bnsh 1s,s oS0 .1S pu;a rs tsy Lard
New-York daily tribune., 1861-11-07

..nnf,o.ured do, and 1890 lbs. whsi'0"n'' ''''
Ibs tallow. - tbe exports of
The following is statement o. P VIC pr;isin . and
p.aaSstus from this country to Great D'i'i' ''''O
-, .;ros tho lat of September: -
New-York daily tribune., 1861-11-07

The statement in an evening Journal ye''eIc"y'
,bst the sales of Wheat on Monday were slA ninOns
f bosbes and the receipts over four millions IS ten
Sold as large as the facts justify The sales as re-
ported in THr TRIDuNE and other journals OF Tues
say. were about GOO,OO0 and the receipts about
4Q0, 600 bush.
The amounts at the several repositories, snbieet to
The draft of the Treasurer of the United States on the
oo.h oT O.tobsr were ne follows:
New-York daily tribune., 1861-11-07
UNAVAILABLE.
BNliioa uEd.
s19,oO3 &c ssO,ses % se2a,O67 l

Total balance to the credit Of the tg3 %
Total unsysilable I'"N't 3
Available balance %1'''-'H'
The transfers ordered ss follows; a. .,o am ~
TO Treasury United states Wsi'ugton W
To Assistant Treasurer, Philadelphia, Pepn. D0UVV ~
40 Assistant Treasurer san Francisco Cal'. oVvvO W
To Drpos,sy 81 Cincinnati. Oho.......... 9eeON 70
To DepesisrJ at Chicago, In......,.....''' %sVN 20
ro,.I ,..,,.,...,S SO 100 coo o.
From Afa ant Treasurer New York n f.... tO94,1 W
pIom Assistant Treasurer Phlasephiai Penn AVVVVo W
l1O'iV>p w
New-York daily tribune., 1861-11-07

NHpsHspAr. Nov. Q, 1861.
ASHES steady and IN moderate demand - St for
Pots and Pearls
BEEsWAx /, scarce and prices well nainsinsd ssiss
Of We,tsrn Yellow at - a &c, cash.
CoT.TGSTl. pouiry has been fair aud note further
sIvance Of To- q 10. We quote hdiiI CplAnds o. .Jtc
and DO and Teras 81 2tic sales Of 100 bales 70
,peoulatofs ard s2irners. a.
CoIFEE-Ths inquiry today h,, besn moderate ,t fan
rhes. sales q Ie9 bss, Rio ls@iec other hId' are
New-York daily tribune., 1861-11-07
s8,50l,sl3 sIl,O4l.2O4
60 plA-31 a
e3I942I

The esrungs the Northern Gross railroad recently
chas, d. have averaged about $4,000 annually those of the
line from Gsesbarg to Burlington about $4,000 making
total Of C0O be added TO the esrnnss 10 the above
table sacrifice Of dividends for two three year th.
position Of this road 10 Of the strongest in the
rvts earnings exceeding those Of any other road IN the
excepting those OF the Illinois Central The cost Of tho
line 70 the company will not eIceed $4,000 y mile. Tie
earnings Of the past year were the restest made
New-York daily tribune., 1861-11-07
s2.Oel.sas
T0tn-..'.'.'''''.'''..'.'......'.s2,0

Assuming equal earnings for the present year. aud 40 %
ssss dr erpen,es the net earnings would be equal
Ssa and deductg interest and payments account OF
Northern Cross Railroad equal to s5e would be et CD
hSsele % sinking fund and dividends ss6e4. Upon IL
euhios for 1859, 1850 and portion Of those OF 1861
% o advances account Of tho Peoria and Oquswks
I The excess for i've years being equal to $3.50 35
A. belongs to The sieckholdess 10 be probably returned
b ,.s loIm OF by the acquisition Of the line from Gales
E b.og'on Ihe Chicago, Burlington aud Quincy
-. 10 iof $3e0Ooo and cfesiea for the pur.
O. ~ refining the mortgagesoi ths original companies a,
ese Ibis mortgage provides for sinking fond Of
Ss.sl ssss o. the amount Issued.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-11-07
Messrs. Thompson Brothers are buying Currency

The Chicago, Burlington, aud Quincy Railroad is
. consolidation of the Chicago and Aurora Railroad,
- miles long; the Central Military Tract, 79 miles,
sod the Northern Cross RAILROAD, 100 miles. The
two former were united in 1885, under the title Of the
Chicago, Burlington, and Quincy Railroad. In 1860
els company purchased the two first mortgages Of
de Northern Gross Railroad the first mortgage be-
irg for the sum of 81 200 0OO and the second for
SSH 900. In payment for the Grst the Chicago,
Burlington, and Quincy Company issued its own
bonds for an equal amount, having - years to run,
and bearing interest at the rate Of per cent for the
pt Is years. and per cent for the last Is. For the
latter the Chicago, Burlington and Quincy issued its
sop, payable, without interest, iu 10 years in equal
semianDual payments.
These mortgages are being foreclosed, which viii
give title TO the Northern Gross Railroad. The
~ssaeN annual payments account of this purchase
WI be-for interest. $5i 600; for semi-annual pay
melts account Of the I'd Mortgage bonds $5l 500
Tie Company also operate under lease that pOr-
ticn of the Peoria and Oquawka Railroad extending
from GaleSburg to Burlington, AZ miles, and have
advanced on account Of it. $975, ,l03. Steps have
also been taken for the foreclosure Of the mortgage
on Ibis road. Should this be effected, the Chicago
Burlington and Quincy line will be composed of $50
nilss OF road, againS. which it will have capital
sscoaHt as follows:
Shares. .s..,..''..s.,."s'''.S4659i5fp
e0nds..'..."s''.''.'''''s.''' 9sf4'si'
New-York daily tribune., 1861-11-07
n 0ctoher. Were as iOI.OWs:

or Total $l39S34n 80 1885, 46l 80 Gs52s7t 81
OveIdras Assistsnt TessaIer, "
Overdta Assis,snt Treasurer San Faucisco.. 6243 23
0Ss drafts Depository At BslIinoIe...."."." 20 ~
USAyAILABLR
Btliiioa Fund
A,ssy Office U. S. New.YoIk $2c25l3 %
Mint Z. s. PhiiSdelphi lyget4 10
New-York daily tribune., 1861-11-07
Advertisement
DREW g. FRENCH,

PRODUCE COMMISSION MERCHANTS.
BrrrKr, CHEK-x Fees, POULTRY GANz, GRAIN, SLsvA
PoRs, Gc.
No. 6 Erie Buildngs New.York.
Oar motto H. Quick sses aud prompt returns" .
Reiersree-D r. Martin. Presideat Ocean Bank Nsw'xeD
New-York daily tribune., 1861-11-07
BuoxwHEAr FLouR-F 100 ID, choice, e1 Is

Bu0xwHEAr FLorR-H 100 ID, choice, 81 IS -
bss,,,C bsg.a SoHsmy Hsa.y% n aSss: s,:. fT
western western city y s:d sd WEIGHING 20 aRS Spx
Western city killed. weighing 1OallO ID, p B....5i9s}
state country 5e.sed wgh1S zoo n and upward y stY
State, country dIe.ed Weighing 7O0llO No. y n ..s asa
DRESSED POULTRY, By rHE PAcxAseThese is no change
20 SSs Py 'aS sss..a s Of K:
Poultry is day. which this year
& State nd sa ot aneSasnV has hsrs
been such deluse Of lean inferior stock completely
break down the Hslte, and carry price. 70 lower figure
SeieSsd % be- be arss prices vii probably ow and We
pos sdr,f ysy % nicely nicely
thankful occasions want good food Scsi.w VIII meet
sboaS a o. sssS asis on Monday and Tuesday preceding
there should be sa the later arrivals VIII fare won" We
s55.y. :isi:: ISsII SsI 9ss. se. Ssss
sRrog Chickens. comm 20 u
Chickens Fowls, y d. ss q oucts pair, S, ssS
EeGs a.e steady and unchanged. We quote; =, c,s
siateand Penn, choice Western choice ao'i' W"
FEATHERs-we quote: Western. choice y n 81 99sc.
FSEsh MsATscopnt ssnsisn0 frequently 'siss -. .ss
S, Ssssids. good p d. s Yea. p p S &C
LeIHb.. b..................iidt!l
HIDB-We quote: ~
ccear s1ssts Sss9 sl%I and NJ cured weighing
City slaughter trim med and cured weighing SOGSo
GAHE--We qDote
Venhon, saddes. in Pigeons stall led, " -.
g.9siasss ss1S S'aG ssi1 h. sS % rasiTis Chickens;
ssy ) .u .o asai so Do shot , psr.. 90 7s
PoTAToEs- Under Hight receipts occasionod probably ~
the have active market, and prices are hNs
higher We quote:
Poachblo3,. Troy, y bbl.; ;......"..el lsasiai
Pearhblows Jersey, y bbl........". 316 ] 80
puckoye, a. }bb.......,............... l 251 / 81
MERGERS choice AZ bbl................. l60 W
MERGERS, Rochester, y bbl, in bbs..... "a 90
Mereors Troy, " bel. l.................. Ng ! .e
MERGERS, seeding, y bbl.. ..,.,.;."..... soo9 ~
Rough and Ready. Troy 2 bbl......... q 1 "
Jackson Whites Troy y bbl.......... o -
Jackson Whites, Washington Co., y Dbl g
Junes, v bl...................'.'''.. 1W9 aS
Prince Atetts, u bbl................. "a 1 =
Sweet Potatoes In bbls................ 2o0Y 70
Sweet Potatoes, y bbL. In bulk.....". 200U NV
ApPLKsThs market 10 again better. The receipts nom
the West principally Of Winter fruit Mixed lots
bringing 81 T3de %.
QUTsCEs-Ne quote:
Apple y bbl......4 Ooa5 oolPesr y bbL......7 5oe3 20
CRaNsERnIEs-Ertrs, Dbl. 81; DO, good TO choice,
sea sc 30.
DRIED Faurr-Ws quote:
New SteteA pples 10 5l6 Ct Plums choice, p n ia 0li
New Wes,efn y S.. S q Sc Rsspberries. 0M
Cherries.......... 6dl8 Backberies.. -00
OSroys-Red Pbbl, e8e. a 81 Yellow, v bbL, siaslbJ
White 81 25ds2 bunch, y hund, 81 1884
GARLIox-S 100 bunches SR
TURNIps RurABAGA-p bbL, 506I3c- x,..
MARROW sauAsH-JeTiey. bbL, 75c- 81 Boston, 81 ~.
CHEsSurs--Y bush, 81 25G 81 So
HICKORY Nurs-p bush, TIC q 81 IL.
HoygI-we quote: Clover I'm comb, y %, nals&i
Buckwhsst lin comb, %, lo@l2c
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Sl0,23,s55

To the bonded debt Of the Company is added the
esrN sum necessary TO produce the interest agreed
" pe pa aoa On tie North Cross first mortgage bonds
or, or $,SV'vsoV The sinking fund, amounting to
t1iV'yvo, 10 ueeussd The annual interest accruing
With the payments on account OF the purchase of the
seoood mortgage bonds Of the Northern Cross Rail.
road viii be $379,2J0 O'''' man
TAe earnings OF the whole line the past year were:
b Chicago TO Gslesburg l38 mies...... q, 81. ,.o -
ScoeputB.o Sesinsyt AVV DHes'''''''. 2lB,S5s
o~os9uis W Duuns'0a''.'' 3Jl 55l
New-York daily tribune., 1861-11-07
NEw.YORK CATTLE MARKET.
RIPORT.

ToR rHy WEEK ENDING Nov. g. 1861.
TOTAL RECEIPTS CATTLE on ALL KIsDs rok THs wEEr
According 10 tie reporon the several market places In
the city, there have been received this week
Sheppard
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-10-19
To the People of Tennessee.

Believing that the course Of Spectators
and Jobbers of the country is having great
er tendency to depTess and discourage our
people than all the Vandal hOrdes which Lin
coin can bring against US, / hereby agree to
grind Wheat for the People at the rate of
one dollar per barrel of Flour. or twenty
cents per bushel, to be ground in lots of from
one bushel up to five barrels, provided it is
for the use of the families having it ground.
And am also willing TO invest fifty per
cent. of the profits thus made i'll Confederate
Bonds. My mill will be in operation about
the last of next month"; will then be pre-
pared to grind over one hundred barrels per
day, of as good -four as is made in the world
/ make this ann ouncement thus in advance
in order to quiet, to some extent, the fears of
the people, and to enable them to purchase
their supplies of wheat before it hiss fallen in
to the hands of the spectators Of the coun-
try. And while we all regret that there are
those among Us who allow selfinssrest to
predominant ever their love TO the cause of
the South, you can console yourselves with
the reflection that there is one among you,
though poor indeed who is unwilling to grow
rich upon the necessities of the people while
engaged in such holy cause as the one in
which the people of the South are at present
engaged. JOHN j. McCANN.
Oct. 19--1w
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-10-19
General order, No. o.
ADJUTANT GENERALS OFFICE,
Nashville Tnnn Oct IL ISfI


Nashville, Tenn, Oct. Is, 1861.
Commanders of companies, battalions and
regiments entering the service from Middle
Tennessee, in compliance with the recent
proclamation of the Commander-in-Chief,
viii move with their respective commands to
Camp Cheathsm, Robertson county, or Camp
Trousdale, Sumner county, Tennessee, as
they may prefer, unless by subsequent orders
the place OF encampment should be deter
mined for them.
Tue companies should, in point of strength,
comply at least with the nsizmum numbers
fixed by law.
II is desirable they should take with them
hsto encampment arms of whatever deserip-
ton can be procured.
The proper officers of the Quartermasier's
and Commissary Departments will, without
further orders, supply to companies, batta-
lions and regiments, entering the service in
obedience to said proclamation, transporta-
ton, equipments and subsistence.
So soon as arrangements can be made for
the purpose, orders OF like purport with this,
embracing the other divisions of the State,
will be issued by command of
Gov. IsHAa G. HARRIS,
Commander-in-C Chief.
JAS. w. McHESRY, Adjutant General.
00ct. l7-dlw.