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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-05-02
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AT OST!
TTAvING PURCHASED OF A. w. 1Au.EY
II his stock { Dry Goods, we shall ttsn and
after this date Offer the same
1T COSTl
Those in want Of anything in the Dry Geode
line will please give . call, = many goods win
be sold at ......s q
LhAs THAN COST PRICEr .
y s''''2 D. r. WHITE
dssl-fl 0ppodts Geek &lsasDuass Raak.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-05-02

John ZIMMER MANN.
DIANO AND ORGAN MANUFAC-
turer, ono door west OF corner
~ Ss6th and LeClsire streets. Davenport
Iowa. All instruments Of my own make warranted
and kept in order without charge, five years.
B.-Repairing and tuning done at all times
and in tho best manner.
DAVENPORT, April Is. 1850. apllS-dly
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-05-02

A. r. 4 ID. KELLY,
HACKERS OF BEEF AND PORK, AND
i shippers OF Live Stock, 81 Brady street.
= jan Tod fw ~f$#
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-05-02

FulL-The German Guards are full.
The company will be accepted to-day by the
Governor.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-05-02

j. j. SGvEMANCE.
RENTIST, SUCCESSOR TO DR.. CHAS.
- GooDRIcH, would invite your attention = his
great red ducton in prices Of Dentistry, and would
invite all persons needing his services to call and
examine work and prices, at his Rooms, next door
to Shepherds Ambrotype Gallery, No. 81 Brady
street, nearly opposite the Post Office.
n b. Teeth extracted all hours Of the day
and nisht, and al operations warranted. nov5 If
, 1861-10-28
MARKETS BIZ, TELEGRAPH.

NEW. YORK, Oct. 26-FLouR- -5@1oc better,
with moderate export and home trade demand.
The export demand Is chiefly for England, French
Sales 2, ,70 b1ls at $5.lo@54o Tor rejected: $40
6 Is for snper state; 56596.D Tor red state;
$5.75 for choice: IS As for super western; IS 651
S5 for common to medium extra western; $5.o5
@5:95 for shipping brands extra r. b. o., and
$GoC @650 for trade brands Market cloBiug quite
firm Canadian flour has also slightly adI anced
for super; .s565@6 IS for common to choice ex-
tra. Rye -four is quiet at $3.O0D4.00. Corn meal
quiet With smasi eales q brandy vine at s. 30.
GRAM-Whear 1D2c better, with fair export
demsrd, chiefly for England. Sales a, ,000 bu Chi
sRripg at s. 1s@l;S2; 5000 ba Racine syEiog at
1880 bu amber Iowa st 81 Is; 16,0o0 bu red al
S1.30@L33; IS, 200 br winter red wes,ern at .32
@1 IS; 1900 bn Inferior 1sd western at 81. - !;
Canadian At s1.S7@1.3s; 1850 ba white Western
a. 81 4n@1.4G, and & 500 D1 white Kentucky at
$145@1 IS. RE steady ct fo@79e, as Il quality.
!t@Tae for Canadian Corn ma sket ha. advanced
102c, with gecd demand f=r export and home
consumption. Sales q. COO bu at 3sc for common
zplne d. &c Tor eboSs 5i@ese & far wsssefa sss
Il 40&41c Tor Csaadiaa. and 41@iac for western
.Paov7s1oss,-The demsnd for pork is limited.
Market CENTRALLY without impo.tans change; sales
25Q bb1e at $l5.e5@15.i5 for mess, e. T5G10 for
pf1me. Heef Quleti about 1QG bbls sold a. pTavl-
ene prices. we quote mess $5@5 50, primo $4@
$50. repacEed mess &9A11 Is, and extra mesa
$i2 T5912.5Q. Prime mess beef inactive. Beef
hams in moderate demand; sales 50 bbls prime
western 17c. Gu. meats moderately active; e.,es
Is packages at 5l54e for shoulders and 5I6c for
hams Bacon continues STEADY; smoked sides
quoted at 6K@7c; We notice eale Of 50 hhds do
onpt La1d in moderate demand at 6H19Hc;
sales 200 bb1s. including small lot deliverable in
Deg nber, at sAc. Butter continues firm at 50
12c for Ohio, and 12G17c lor state. chesee dull
and heavy at 54Tc.
GEoCER1Es.-Sugar-Raw In moderate demand
eales $50 hhds Cuba at TA@SXc, 964 boxes Haynns
at T9s5xc. MOIaese5 quiet; Ea1e5 Is hhds at 81
for bar BADGES, aud 43c for Porto Rico.
OSWEG0. Oct t-26.-F1oC-Ffrm.
GRAIE-Wheat moderately dull, the enquiry fol
shipments restricted, oWi1x to IN advance on
ffelChts Sales last night Of 60c0 bu red at 81 IT,
$4,000 bu Canada club at 81 10, afoat; to-day;
s,lG0 bu prime No 2 Chicago spring at 81 0S 3,0l
bu Canada club at 81 10; 500 bu white Canada
at 81 IN. Corn scarce, and no salea. Barley
quiet. Rye in demand; sales last night ~ 600 bu
Canada at &c, 10 arrive Peas i'm at 62465c, &C
CAxaL FRnaifs- Excited, and advanced Sc OF
-four and &c on grain Flour, SOC; wheat, 1Sc
corn, 11c; to New York.
LAKE INFoRre-1SA br1s -four, 10000 br
wheat, 7,60U bu eorD, 500 bu barley, 49, tx
CASA1 Euonrs-2050 btls -four, 1860 b;
wheat, Is COO hu corn, i. .aG0 bn barley, 900 br
bu rye, 500 bu peas.
, 1861-10-28
Daily Review Of Chicago Market,

SATURDAY EVENING. Oct. 26, 1851.
FRE1GHTs- Quiet The engagements were as
hs5sy Goaa
wright, corn, at 15c- To Butalo-Schr Imperial,
corr. at lshe; sehr HuntTeas, corn At 1954c; prop
aoc; schr Evelne, wheat, At aoc. "ee~"'' -
FLouRIReceived, 7,7@ brls; shipped, 1883
b1s Market inscttys IT, s21eas 100 white
red winter st s4so dsl; 100 brls sBartet.' sp1iag
ezra a. e asl; 5o6 b.ls ..Ksy GItyr sPItqg e
River" at IS s. del; las brls :, Troxel' at $a37H
del; 800 bris ''Ciy' and 100 btls Loch Leven'' On
bril- as g = DEL M
$3.50 del: 2so hrls .Mag1olia" ~ at g 80 del; 400
WHEAT Received, 19s. !2e bu; shipped, 81. 800
bu. Market dull. Sales: WETER-t,50o bn No
rsd M In store at 7se 1899 ba 70 red In store a.
67c; 1900 bu rejected Ia store at 5sc.
cQRNszReeeivsd - g s56 bq shipPed ~ z b.
III: mixed river at &c aoat; 5000 hu do at axe
adoat; 5,ro bu canal mixed at 214c aaoat; T,o00
bu do &c b; 5000 bu rejected in store Ut tic;
oATERece1Ted, 5,s7ob bu. Market dull. Hold
ere ask 16c In store-bnyers offer 154c.
RYE--Receiyed, 3, IA bu- Market h1mer. Sales
go bu 70 In store at ae; 500 hu do at so1c; $50
Received, 2,6a3 bu. Market dull.
Sales. III bge good at sc on track; 127 bgs fair at
SEC On track 235 bgs common at a1c On track.
H1GuW1NES-Dull. Holders eek 14c-buyers
offer 131$c. No sales. 4
ALCOHOL-Nonfna1 at 31132c. K?
TIMOTHY SEED-Quiet- sales.. 81 bgs prime
at q bgs DO at 81 %: 4 bgs hif at SIS; II
MESS BEEF-Mese IS 90; Extra Mess. $500.
MESS PORk-Noming1 st $lEC0@l as.
LARD-40 pkgs prime Leafat &c.
TALLOW-50 pigs primeEtg at Ike.
e:I2d EiDEs-Dry Flint 1S@127sc; zGfeen Sailed
F0IAToEs-very ial. Sales, 400 bu good Ne
shannocks at 20c On tack
BUTTER-Iempf6 6G17c Dairy, 8@1lc.
EGGS-m fair tZMand ut 10110Hc.
POULTk1-taickene, 81 per doz; Turkeys
6@7Gper th.
LIVE STOCK-Receiyed 1.2a5 Beeyes, a.44'
Hogs. There Is a faiz demand Tor good Beeves fo
| shipment, AID the Lake Superior trade but CON
moi, qualities are dull. Hogs were In good suppl.
, 1861-10-28
New york DRY Goods Market.

For the week. 1859. 1860, 1851.
Thr'n On N Gtt 'rE't... s4e3 1,5ss,zs6 1851
since Jan LIT. .o., A.. Ar, ~, ~.
FR.s5ss E. d =. RsEtt IS s5 sssn
ard the wholesale and distributing houses hare
been doing much enlarged business. Joboer9
have bought extensively. Prices have fa7o1ed
them. for Manufacturers and commission houses
are anxious TO FELL TO aFoid all t1sk ot stock ieft
on hand. Home made cotton and printed fabrics
gre very qniek Of sale The nearby tsade are lafge
buyers, with good demand from the Vest Cash
and very short credit areahe prevailing terms, and
the credit given is very safe basis. Prints are
In reduced stock Desirable styles are III stsady
demand Both b!eAched and brown cattons are
in better request and a:e fruer IN price, with an
mand is light, and drills are not active Cotton
fannels sell brltkly. Dealers are in moderate hut
steady demand. The prevailing styles Of shawla
are ei7; acttra. They are all checks OF various
kindE-hlack and white, large and email. Fancy
castineres Of desirable makes aud styles are in
good demand, at good prices-old styles ar5 neg-
lected Cloths are dull, e1cepl such as are suit
pilots, etc. There is great scarcity Of blankets
and army ciotha. 60 that the government have
been obliged to import themselves directly from
Europe, for needfn1 and immediate supplies.
Ihete Is little doing In foreign made fabrics, eK-
cept through the aucHo1-roon1s, and prices are
cash- slk goods are cheap aod neglected. except
blacks. Merfnoes are the most active. British
goods have sold at good prices, but are In limited
supply. Auctions are decreastnE, and pr1ees OF
lower. The 1mporsations are light. French and
German importers do not like to hold stock over.
Broehe shaWIa are heavy In price. Army goods
have been cleared out OF the MARKEDLY. r In
, 1861-10-28

lEIum tae TaE1s CDf- Of tAe MAfk Laue fApRese.l
PAR1s, Saturday, october $.
La:t , Eeet ~ We presented eu1 readers With e. =
tracts rom the A0nitear, showing the amonnt OF
lhe Importation OF foreign wheat and 1ou1 lot the
eight months Of the present year. We are now
enabled, fEom TIE same source, to stste that @ me
imports OF the TWO months, August aEd Septeic-
snounted to ANS So quintais. We presume shat
toTs ne5h messars eRrsi l. 81 pi e9s
pFeted that The quantiry now at sea OF ready lof
shipment Il about equal to the aboys, which VII
quarters. a sudden Stop. M hoReysr has been put TO
e which sre-the advance q the discount At ne
stteppt tomato lie Eng English IL maIkets follow the
tsgaa 11se y ne new Eheat and -four ma nas
has had greater effect than even the advance Of
the discount It will be reeo1lected that TWO OF
dee Meeks since *eaave,ted 70 the
qilefefe C between the price Of -four IN Psris am
kSneon. e aoanttng to not less than rom ag.i ~
9s iss. sseS Of 80 ns, andwe observed that ellae5
a e shqsG
that such disparity could be maintained: Ne
eonieet that st the tine we rather expected to seq
and those Of France recede. in order to restore
he equilibrium; bnt the Epgl'sh milleEs as vel
as aas factors, aware that there would be iasie
na1t> fine quality for rome weeks, have resolu1e!y
eet the!r taces against an advance; the eonee
QaeLce Ia that the Fteurh whose necesstsles Re!e
| much greater than ouEs, but whose operations Ia
IN 81 s1a priess she9
suddenly drew IN. This we look upon 10 6s the
9apEe Of the decline in the Fr=I:a mstse.s.@
which doEmatieally. would partake Of prophecy.
can only eay The probabilities arc sga,ass r.
| abs dee!me in prfces on the corr market has
progressed this week under the influence, Of the
fAyorable weather and the stationary condition q
the EnGli.h quotations; hut shore all the neces !
! Il ct the importa1s to DISPOSE Of the greater par
Of ttsH purchases. Fox although the oilers Of ~
, 1861-10-28

seh1 Gso Foot. Mckay, oswego, te 500 hu cora.
Schr Y Case, Beckwith, Bugalo, II. 900 bu corn
6eaz AiEe, Qsnoghue, osWego, 1880 b1 eozu.
, 1861-10-28

ye at a.c etiIl the holder. Of foreign
ind It dieait 10 effect fa!ee the mi lers for waat
Of water betpR diaInclined to operate to any cx-
tent until : 1ash Of 1ain sha]1 hsve euab1ed Them
10 work of the present ttoeks; and, besides from
the impetus and facilities given BY ffeedom ofcom-
me1ce 70 the importation Of Wheat aud Flour. and
the inmediste vantA Of the moet destitute dis
trids have received ateady relief quite equal to
the deficiency, and with celebrity entirely new to
Pmtztdon Of American Flour an extraordinary pro-
ceeding. Of the Mayor Of Laval (Mayense} has besn
reported It appears that he has peremptozlly for
analyst it has been found to be ~ pnre as posi-
BE and rich In gluten. This We may look upon as
the sublime ii protection, but approaching very
near to the ridiculous when the pfesatng Wsnts Of
the district are considered.
, 1861-10-28

TEE M1cE1GAs.-The steamer Michigan for
whose safety considerable anxiety has bsen
expreseed during 8 few days past, arrived here
safely On Saturday. She vas detained, il com
pa1y with the steamer North Star and others,
for five days st Whiteash Point and Copper
Harbor, BY fou1 weather.
, 1861-10-28
To Hon. John M. Wilson,

DEAR SR: Some time since We saw your
people Of Cook county for Judge Of the su-
perior Court Of Chicago, the office which you
now fill. and which you have filled 30 many
years, and the duties Of which you hare dis.
cha1ged with 30 much honor to yourself and
satisfaction to the whole community. Be-
liey,ng, as We do, that Offices are created for
the benefit Of tho people, aud rot for the in-
cumbents, ne claim the right Of voting for such
men as we believe are bst qualified, and from
the announcement above alluded to, We wara
led to believe you were candidate uucondi.
tionsly before the people, and intended to
yote for you - SUCH We now desire to know
whether we were correct In that conclusion,
with the view Of carrying cut our original In
tention Of supporting you at the polls at the
, 1861-10-28
IL11Eors AND m1cu1eAa CANAL.
ARRIVED.


ARRIVED. T.
" Il Brown, Lockport, 30 cy stone.
z uoodell, Ottawa. eco bu corn-
Dacotah, La EaIIe. 5000 hu corn.
seeds.
Edinburah, Kankakee, $500 bu--cosn.
TtouhAdour, Lockport, 1900 bu con-
CLEARED. rs.
Amazcnta, Morris, 102 1s0 II lumber.
A1kana, LaSaue, Loo bb1e salt.
Eclipse, IoekppTt, 10 N lumber. GEO pounds cay
penter work, 80 bbls salt. 125 N stasea, 80 bhla
salt, $500 pounds mdz. tons coal
Old Abe, Joliet, Is hbls salt. .
Wing and Wing, Iasa11e, s2m lumber. it N ktding,
7o pounds carpenter work. 20 m ehlngles, ~ N
1ath.
4 Douglas, Seneca, % bbls salt.
Prairie Queen, Ottawa Is 67 It la3uher, 50 n ehtn-
giles, 10 m 18th.
Ottxwa, OttaEa, 63 TM It lumber. 6l53 pounds
D1ze, 1000 pounds g1ase. bhl vinegar, 4 bbls
pouI De fish.
, 1861-10-28
Wheeler and Wilson'S Sewing Ma
Ch1NeBs

WHEELER AND WILSON'S SEWING MAcmsEs.-
The only Sewing Machine making the Lock-stitch
with Rotattng Hook and using Glass Foot
We prefer them for family uee.-N 2. Tribune.
It has uo riyal-Stieatifc american.
It gu1pagses all ethers.- Ladies Rtp0sit0ry.
Makes the best stitch for sewiDg.-Fdrmers Ma9.
Equal to nine eea1netreeses.-H0me Journal.
Saves time and health Of ten womeu.--Wdter Cure.
Beyond I'll question g. the bsst;=Lys Msstrated st
We entirely prefer it.-ltotaer's Journal.
~ ma thins foE family useG,Adg; T. and Joursal.
The best ever invented Christian Enquirer.
Moet honorable to American gent1s. s.-IndepeHde
Are without riyal--4n7 PhTen Journal.
Its superiority Is Freeman's Jour
VasnY superior to al others. -Gotden Rriz::
TheY maintain lie 1ase Observation-Disclosures. %
We praiae it with enthnsiaam.- Christian Intel.
We cannot tire in ite pTaise.-Neao Yorker.
Of3ce-16S and 165 Lake street.
GEoBaE E. CHrrrKsDEN,
General Agent for Illinois, Iowa, Wisconsin and
Northern Indiana. oc1T-10td 4twg894
, 1861-10-28

MELANCHOLY AccDEHr.-Corneiiu Conk-
lin, member of Co. X. Col. Brackett'A regi.
ment OF Western Cayaly, was killed at Bad.
ford, Stark county, short time sinoe, by
kick received from = vicious horse, IN his
brothers. stable. Ills loss Is much regretted
BY his commanding officer, Capt Paddock,
ane by his comrades in arms, Is he WIS In all
respects enc Of the best men In the troop.
, 1861-10-28

Who wants good books at half prtce7 One OF
the fnest stocks Of books west Of New York City
will be eeld By J. A. Colby before January 18th,
1862, without regard to the original cost OF the
etock. Call soon and pick ont your choice at your
own PRICE Books without je~elry. books with
jewelzy, or jeWelry without booka. This Is to
close cut large stock, and similar opportunity
will probably Occur again in this part OF tie
country. Remember the old stand, lis Randolph
street Qft 8r2m
, 1861-10-28

a large number Of the banks hnye been put in
liquidation, and those whose securities are not
made ample should be put through the came
course es fast as the condition of the stock market
will warrant. May We never "see their like
again.
MnwAUKEE.-The sentinez Of this morning,
says
There was no change to epeak Of in the coudI-
ton Of monetary matters yesterday. The offes-
wheat making mp the shipments Of the last TWO or
three days hayta been drawn against in advance,
and IS consequence exchange is comparatively
Hg. H-1g. s,si1t uzuir= uu REV IorK readily command
u per cent premium, but the banks nevertheless
are f1ee se1lers at per cent.
Gold continues In good demand, selling at ~
premium, and treasury notes at u per cent.
NEW York SrocK MARKEr-The following are
F1~n nr%nh
, 1861-10-28
TIE CITY,.
r~see advertisement of ]. ". Norris, q
/ 02 MedsEon street. =

tYsee advertisement Of ]. ". Norris, at
102 Medik on street. 49, :
po1,cr CeCRr,-Tke Police Court was des-
;tute Of IN Item On Saturday worth chronic!-
;ne. Ege15one, even to B1adewelhtea, is cleo
t;oneeriDg.
new CouNTERFE1T.-Counterf dves On
tie Halk Of Syracuse hare made their ap-
p<ersnce In this city Seyerl Of them we're
pssfed on state street on Saturday. Lat the
pecp,c be on their guard
Observation-Disclosures Altered from ones
h.ye just made their apperance. on the NE
chauics Bank Of Hardin, Illinois. The zig.
nette Of the ones isa female:.carrying bnsket
of flowers; flyes, v.gnette old shield and
buet Of Washington On table.
MORE so1p1ERs-Lieus. Sweeney, who
brought in forty recruits for the S!urgts Light
Guard, Of the Chicago Legion, last week,
brought in twenty more on Saturday from
Champaign City. They IRE robust and stA-
war: men, and excellent lighting material.
TIE M1cH1GAS.-The steamer Michigan for
,rhoaa eofaf7 onne;3arah3o orv3a+v 1on heo.
..--,.<esoa 5r,;ar. :. fa-. 5,., ,,,t s..;,,o,1 ~.
1.,S e~.-]ssN c~E ta s...,
s;.,. 49, - ~, ~ ~. So - .*s.. se1.
for FIVE dayE st Whfte1sh Point and Coppsr
Harbor, BY fou1 weather.
u.-----,- m
-sa.:--ee 80 ~ ra,a..~e 1o.,-s,assa ss
~, ~ ss,s - rag.s. Co., - 80. =.
~. u.-s-.,. ..ts1. -
~ ae., - ~ y. -o -
r-..ss. T.. ~. - ~ ,Is.s ' 49, '..:sx- ":S-
The Public are invited to attend,
...-- ..,.,
CAD AcclnEN1.-a Lille oo5' papu IL l 1nS
eAnhet echoo,, "nose na.ae We nAse ossu
"naois ~ ase74 'a.a' Ttao ns.1l.s
apo1 . 49,. w ~. c.s..n~ ~, I.,~a' s. =. :.
uas -, sa 10 ~ r".. - ~ -. ess. est 90 % w w
s1.. -. wv ~ ~.
children and III instructive lesson for parents
-
onh@H "AsiHo'-An o~ner - "aatso ~
oae Nofen marAet 1snce o:aEaoa' lol olaSs
uurh' 1nalAeo samuel r. har, pafnauS nnee
WIN mso1cA oooAs, ana 1e# aft'cles u
csotni1g, "n1ca was 1onao On tne cof"ee o.
eass ano ia1sna stfee17' On ffaoay nspt
"hete II tso oeen 1or sone Twelve aoa's' aao
saaen 9oteessicu VI os 100 poAso'
GARD PHOTOGRAPHERS 4afgest aasofs
ment Of those beautiful card pictures OF Gene
1als, Poeft, Artists, Statesmen and others MAJ
al he at Nf An3f cnY
, 1861-10-28

p ORT O r Q H G a G. O.
ARRIVED. ......;.- Oct. a6.
Prep Ottawa, Warren, Buffalo, 160 N lumber.
Prop J Barber, Brown, Grand River, LIS n
Prop y Bsekna, childs, Eagle HaFbor, 500 tons
EahgE EREg %.5z VI daes nsssfs SsRR,b B911s ux,pkee
Schr Msj Anderson, Willis, Buffalo, 40 tons coal.
schr Gem. Emb7eght. Muskcgon, 65 m lumber.
sehr @ MAJ, FIN, cIssselsnd, a So tons coal.
Sehr MAGNET. M Gates, MukkeSon. k. Is N lumber.
ssh5 Hi5Gn5ele 5 J9hnson 6slamazoe % 2 lumber.
sch1 Bar State, Kellogg, Mil*aakee
Schr Elhe, Ringer, Mnskegon. GO N lumber.
Sctr Fisher. stston, Kalamazoo, 70 N Lumber.
ScEr Ellen Pike, Boyd. 80 II lumber.
pron Bsrse, r9aL5 elEARED F!EIoi ;vs: IS.
Prop RasiSe Rais Brett Buffalo, 6.15o bn corn $500
Prep v BaEas. chtlds, Lake Superior, 500 tons
Bark Hungarian, Blair, o=wego, II 40 bu CON.
Hark Northern North Light, Shelley, ~os#ego. 15.Goo bu
R1ig 3: Gardner tchezy. Bnnalo, is. 600 bu corr
seh1 NE. n E Mussay, GafneE, osweso, 1900 bu
sehr farkee B1ade, Linder, Buffalo, 1880 bu
sehr ImreztG1, Stewart. Buffalo, - .ooo bu corn..
schr Bsy State. Kellogg Buffalo, Il $50 bu wheat:'
schr Elhe, Bnyer, Muskeson
schr ysndotte> AcGaw. Bu1alo. 600 bu wheat
Sehr Leader. hnoroe. Buffalo. 16, 400 bn com.
Schr Per1y Hannah. Canfeld, Sarnia, 900 bu coTn,
schr Court1ight, Christian, Colling wood, Is. on
hu corn. -.
scsr Gdswela, Hsll. o:sego, 1850 bu coza.
/ sehr Ellen Pike, Boyd, Kalsuszoo.
Scht HuntIees, Culver, B1fEalo, Ii 600 core, to
ttle flour.
| Schr 5 Roberts, Nelson, Huskeson.
! Schr Kate Richmond, Parsons, OsWego, Il. 800 b'
~heat..c
seh1 Gso Foot. Mckay, oswego, te 500 hu corn.
! Schr Y Case, Beckwith, Buga1o, 18. 900 bu corn.
Seaz AiFe, Qsnoshus, osWego, 1880 b1 eozu
, 1861-10-28


CoL1ls1oH'-lne tug "a1a, #nale coming
down The eontn btanen On oaEu1aay, lowing
aschocne1, ran 1nso Inc canal A-Leon-
da1nspe. Thase collisions with canal boa,a
are beceminp so FREQUENT in the river, appa-
rentjy without srT necessity, that the owners
of the boats are Justly becoming indignant AID
propckire to take measures to stop them IN
futrre.
--c--v 1.o..o
~ = - $50 % .a-asas~
eoua CONN.,. y. .''e = ~. 49, 49, - s.sr -.-.s-s -
@Apa4n1eu ~ 'o.. ~ a' -. 4H~ ~
Canp Oouetae. 10y 40 otosleo " lepoa'
themselves ~ toa@ Auehet LUZ ousy "anes1F
sse1y. Lieut. Lons ao'es commission u sae
regular army (stn fegaoentt aao antn ~
aeneo otaef eusss WILL seS IN 1oe aoose ca
pacity. since the appointment, Mr. boone
has been tenoefed hIst heotenancy IN the
(lstb) Col lurcaih's regiment Ihey are
oeth ORIGINAL zoraves'
FKf'-11e aafn o. nfe On eahaag 1o1e-
ICON was ca0sao oy lae eafEal onfnang o1
blacksmith shop On Nest Rando'pn, petHeen
Union and Clinton streets, occupied By F.
Murphy. Loss small.
AKoTuER An alazm Of fire In the Third Dls.
trict, at about nine o'clock Sunday night. came
from tie burning Of IN nnoccupled frame
, 1861-10-28

PASSED DErRoIr-Oct. 2-B0un6 Ep-Ste8mer
Cleveland, prop SuEQuehanna, brig Lowell.
Bound DozDrk-Propeler Northern Light; barks
Canada. # y Plezson, ocesn Wave, Sweeney;
A Ha.t, " q Craig, Wings Of the Wind, Flora
Watson, Eagle Wing, Marion Eea1. Coll1ngwood,
Me1rose, &C Trowbfidge, Joseph Grant, Contest,
bad, Midnight, G N johnson, oEiole, Wings Of
Morning, Metropolis George Steel, Curtss Mann,
Se2biia. Raynor, White SQuall, Berlin.
scHa. ". S. Nx1sox.-Iutelligence was recely-
ed hsre to~day that the achr " Nelson, reported
ashore On Lake Huron, WAS total loss.
, 1861-10-28

Editors Chicago Tribune: ....
Allow me Tord upon the nominations re-
Gently made BY the Union Convention for
Delegates to the Constitutional Convention.
I do not wish to say aught against the charac.
ter Of MeEsra. Goudy and Anthony, or Of their
fitness to represent the people IN that tmpoz-
tant body. As citizen of the West DIvlsion
I complain. The 5th, 9Th and 10.h Wards,
containing population of 50, ,000-neatly one
hn1f Of the population Of the city, and one
third Of the county-KM have no voice in
thot Convention, If the gentlemen nominated
are elected Fairness would ut least dictate
that one Of the members Of the Convention
shGu1d come from our "loCAIITY,"
, 1861-10-28

GARRETT B1B1IcA1 IssT1rurn Aks1yERs.
4ar-Tbis houriahing Theological Institution
commeneedats fifth anniversary by the delivery,
Of the Anniversary sermon, On Sunday the eth,
tY the Rtv. Prof Bannlster.
Examinations commence to-day aud con-
ttnue three days. Bishop Simpson will ad-
dress the Missionary Association on Tuesday
evening, and ReT. Dr.. Hnven Of the Chicago
Theological Seminary, will address the Liter
a1y Societies on Wednesday evening. All
these exercises are held ut Evanston.
On Thursday 31st inst, the annual con
-mencsment exercises will be held In the First
h. E. Church (Methodist Church Block Of
Chicago, in two sessions, beginning, the first
1t 10 o'clock q M, and the second 1t .. m
The exercises Of this year are Of unusual in
| terest, as there Is large graduating class.
MEETING OF TIE AERcA1ruE ASSOCIATION
We are requested to call the special atten-
tion OF the merchants Of the city to the ad-
jeu1ned meeting Of the Mercantile Associa
ton, On Monday night The merits Of the
propcseFhapkirg l.w are to be fully and free
y discu#sa, the report Of the Committee
read, and resolutions passed, at this meeting
snd 1t is to be hoped there will be full atten-
| doraa rf ~
, 1861-10-28

r. QuA1tetnastet Biese, Of Hofman'a Drz-
goons. Captain snaunbeek's company, has arrived
In town. Any information respecting members
Of tie company. may te obtained Of him It 14s
Wet Randolph street.
, 1861-10-28

WEDDING CAnDs THE t'Yankee Card W11~
te1'a celebrated Visiting and Wedding Cards, new
etSlea, may be safely ordered by letter, and will be
delivered postage tres to any part Of the country.
Write Eames plain1y, and send letter and three
red stamps for samples, to o. sackett, fremont
House, Chicago. octa52t