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Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (Charles City, Iowa) 1861-1864, 1862-04-17
Notice of Dissolution.

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and respectfully solicit continuance of their
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Mn. EDITOR The Board of Direct.
ors of St. Charles Township District
comprises the following members
Sub-Dist. No. l, ii. F. Lambert, Treas.
" No 2, David Petit.
" No. 3, John Muir, President.
4" No. 4, G. Capron.
" No. 5, A. II. Blood.
" No. 6, l.. Eaton.
A. w. French, Sec'y.
April IA, 1862.
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PENSIONS AND BOUNTY LAND.
A. B. +. HILDRETH,

PENSION & BOUNTY LAND AGENT,
CHARLES CITY, FLOYD COUNTY, IOWA.
, 1862-10-16
CHICAGO DAILY MARKKT.

"WEDNESDAY EvHN1Na, Oct. Is. 1as3.
FRE1GHTS- Advanced 1c p b. Ea8aEsasnts
we're To Bu11A1s:-Bxig CsnesRoe, schrs.
Newhouse and Flying Mist, wheat. u lie; sehrs.
Wyanaotte sad c RssFse. eosn. 1t ioe: seax. Hajot
AndsssuR, re, 1t 1De.
FLOUR Received. 7,sss b1ls shipped. 14ss7
b1ls. Market baoyant ard io01se p Id higher
Sales we1e:-aoe 1eag't3f Witt Wfsesr
extra 1t 4s.oo: 10 bsis "Eeonony7 d It 9sso;
a(0 b,1s "s. 4 T. WfssA" on p. +: - asas ':essr:
less" Choice esa9ae extra II 95.sg6; HI hriz
*.Desweat'' It 46H; Iee h1ls "fsea1as'' u 96.Ao;
100 bras "Favurite Of te Uniao" It $S q; 1@ aras
..Mssst Carroll" II 80; a ssis ~51z@ils" 1t
$k&; 100 hs3e s.FaEdn AiQs" ut y 70: - hkas
*'sas1tA stfns'' 1t 80; is Sfa ''cfty esnes ss
SIS; 100 hs1s ''1oansoa" at tSss; ~ hsas
s.Ioxa state'' 1t &sao; n sxis "Jaaasvils oeztzs'
ut 35 Is; 100 bzas ..wSk .RivsE" at 4s6; 10 bsas
Fair Spring extraa ut Ss8; ~ bsls "Uhfs Pre-
MUM" 1t &s.1s; 100 hrla ''oooo" at ts1s: 100
MIs ''F1airie Queen it Sass: IL otls *Fort 3D.
wazds'' ut SAN; 10 ss1s "fszeweQ" WtntE
epper n a rs; % hs4k Lilly" Spring szesr It
945o; st bsla ..Radntsw" Spring extra At $500
i, b1ls Weedy espef 1t 3&-k; 1oe btis' ~aszB
Trade" It 2A.so; 1ee 1zas "Booea q" and 80 nEa
/ .'C'eas9ates" On p
! HRAN-1o taas Bs& n bu1k at &s.op % sask
, 1862-10-16
Stores to she Chicago Sanitary Com.
mission for the Week BINDING Octo.
tvber IL, 1861.


LIat Of Contributions of Hospital
stores to ahe Cbicaso SANITARY Com
mission for the Week Ending Octo.
An.Gf IL GntssSsns Sssy5o 95Sss ssiE:' s,,.
AFp1rsn chicapoE,e hn1i1es oetsnn sIs1.s'
F11sp Rsss esssS 60 s. sss a.s
ard papers
MIG s.HUnnArD, Chicaso-8 hospital shirts.
Ii I. d. l. BuncH, bas' chieagee bic pair drawers
paesaee s % Of Int. nASE en''aS'-' o'''es ca'sup'
II theels 4 pea easss e fsaiasF au s.
napEtns and ha1Ikeschiefs Il toxels. Il Thirs;. y
pairs draw ~ IS pairs vool aocEd;6 pains cotton
rqs od es s5en % sag lint
cushion.
jar picked cabbage jar butter, s Jars tomatoes.
jars cnr1ant jam, 2buttles cufraut wine mack.
ags dried apples:
jar, cheese. omit, coats 1pl1IoVs. 81 ni,1ow
caecr 9 sheets, . towels 10 packages dried ffult
drawe1s. Among eaid articles are. from Mis-. ack-
pair taeke, ehi1t, towel. PACK &c dried frult,
'e@ slE a aoeiz4 &aeu.
cotton cocks, 13neW sheets. 30 new hospital shirts,
6worn shi!ts, 80 prs nex d5aysrs. Il double
Euwne, 122 ntw c1afh towels. q old linen towels,
packages lint. few tracts, 2pilloW cases.
SOLDIERS AID SOCIETY, Ottawa, Ill -6 noss pill
low cat e, partly worn ah1rtaa1 linen coat sage,
| pkg. cr&tkef4. 2duartafAmAt s z quarts canned
plun4e, . quarry AoGHhE gd4s4 berries. qu41t
peaches, 65 mag 8zMs9; 43J~ pape2s, mostly illus.
| ttated.
| So1p1ERs> AID Soc1Krr. Fond Du Lac. Wfs,-
8 boxes and parcel, marked fvr Dr. A. r. Derby,
| surgeon. General Hoepital, Memphit, Tenn
| soLnIERe' AID SociErr, Milwaukee. Wts.-Bo2
"a, lot Of magazines; box 6. u quarts toms1oes
| nuart ptnm lam 1 mart rnrrant ie1v. I nnar1
| berr,ee: box GO. lin: box 81. 6 bottles cuIrani
wire: bcx Is. > pillows. led tick nnilt' !
| dnnh1,, Coxua ! fannel ehirfs II mnrn
| ;nr sh;,SEs rTon1an rrs,rar coi- -,
WGc1cn trawer. rs ni1,ow raaea rn+tcI
nsrneI shi,ts ID 4nWe]s . rairs rntton mocts '1
mar srnnIen socts, y .h,r,s4 r dressinr o.11rs
s. Iowes mir sinners * na,rs socks' Il nairt
| Irswers. d handkcrchltfs. Is feather pfioxs'
ehrete { 6i,edeacSe. befau1ts ocustionsA n rnl,,
bandagcs, lint ard bendaEes, Il pilinWs, pads
IL wrgnpere. pair pants. vest. 4 pairs eocEs. i
shirts. e pillow cases Is sheets Hnen and cotto1
raee. niece CASTLE soap / quilt. towel. hand
| lr7chiffs RoI ii cIGthinT marLei for Rev +
| Fo1r01n Caff0.
FmDJrRs' A,D SOCIETY. Arcade. Wis-ahoxe
ard hazel Box No. contains 8 comfortablee
Quilt, linen coats, pair drawers, / dressin,
2. Ep. spittoon. / chamber. lot rolled bandsree
ID rhsets' nanerr cnrn starch 10. of fia cotTou
az rs faco. A napkine. 30 towels. .at Din cushions
27lead pencils, IL pillows, pair socks, / PAL
sbt es, s dezen pillow cases- Box No. cont3in
sS De dried frpit Box No, 3 contains Qutons
SoIpIEns' ArD Eoc1ETr, Concord, Iroquoi
centstY. ID esehed rbrts h o1G II eaIieo ehirts
| enwna ni1fnws nilloW casps i sheet hnndI
| nf,apn i h sapo int q ns died ann]ra Box Ma
, 1862-10-16

PRoyosT MARSHAL or CANT DorGLAs.--
Msjor Baird, Of the 126th New York, who
was appointed Provost Marshal OF Camp
Dougl4s by Gen. Tyler, has returned from
his visit to the East and yesterday resumed
the duties Of his Office, which during his ah-
eence have been ably attended By Captain
Eucch.
, 1862-10-16

NEW YORK, Oct. 15.-F4ouK- advance in
geld and sterling exchange has very favorable
effect upon the dout market with brisk demand
Prices have advanced log a25c per bril- sales 25 $40
e, st s. ~ e e. nase s
@7-30 for common to medium extra western;
s. IG17 Is for common to good shipping brands
extra round h9oP, e. Ohio; s@s56 f5r trade
etate for delivery in the fret week in November
at f6.75. Market closing quite hrm-no sellers at
ply and prices have advanced 1o@ac par brl Rye
WH1ekr.MasEet hfmer. Sales $50 brls at o5x
GKA1E-Whest excited The advance in gold
and exchange has very stimulating effect Prices
are 2@tc higher, with large burinee1 doing. Sales
&C., % ep.ns @ i2sag a. eas b
at 81 ,sssG1l.s3; 3l,U0 bu Amber Iowa at 81 $40
1885, hu. rcd Illinois 4 Sl3sD' Il; $50 ID
red ooo b. a%ses nj: w:ataa atch
a al 43G11 Is Il. .0tb white Mich At *I.5H@1 s0.
Rye scarce and frm 6s074c for ventetn andS3D tic
5000 hu At II 16@I Is for state and 81 90 for old
Carada East Included in sales are 90t0 bu. prime
fouI-rowed Jefferson county. to arrive, At 81 Is
and 1@2c higher. With \ good demand Sales,
ICE. 900 hu At 67569c for shipping mixed western
5l@62 for western; 570G'c for damaged and
oats more active. Sales at ss5e e fot M new, Sa aad
5s@Goc for old common to prime.
PRoy1= more active and
prices again higher Sales 8 40 bFls at $t3 so
ls 10y f0t ness: e1oeing with no SELLERS at the IN
eine figure; $12 e@i30o for prime mess. and
FL ft for prime included in the sales 50 bsls
mefs deliverable In ten days a3buyer'e option, at
k!a.75., Beef continues quiet hut prices support
ed: tales brs. At Is b0@7 o. for country pftme
elo Is tor country mess: $lai o@1a .4or Iepack=d
beef quiet fa1es SO tee. lnoia mess to arrive Or
t. Beef hams firm sates 80 br1s. choice west
51rnA A1&fr
, 1862-10-16
MARINE Ewa.


Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tribunal
DErHorT, Oct. Is, 1854
UP-Ba1k George shermxn; brfgs Campus,
Orkney, NortheEner, Baaland; sehza. Vernon.
Albatrues. International, Eleanor, Scott, Tels-
gsph, Shepard. GosdsR, Harvest, Sweepstakes,
Evelfne. Nicaragua. Me1ennies, JeeEfa.
Dowa-Psop Nile, Adriatac; bazks Lion, L.
fteinsr, Union, Nassilon, Niagara, Buffalo, Great
West, Sherman; briggs Globe Roa7ius, Saxon,
Hutchinson, Mitchell sehfs. Sande.son, Starlight.
Boston, P1owhoJ. Draks, Luamts, Correspondent,
Wa]zue, Aldebszan. Corsiean, Roberts. Altar,
Monitor.
MOVEMENTS OF CHICAGO VESSELS.
VxesE1s AR11vEp At BCYHA1o FROM CHICAGO,
October 1s.-props. Fountain CITY, Iowa; hafks
Fo1taneI]e, Sun1fse, Levi Rawson. David Nsn1s !;
brig C&uopus; eehxs. Success, Eval1ne, Japan,
Sweepstakes, ]. 8. Harvey. Eleanor, George Davis,
International. !. D. Gfos, Die Vernon, A1batross,
Iaeeo. E. G. Gray, Golden Harvest, Summit, IT,
Mitchell.
FfEtT1s CLEANED FRoH BuFTALo FOR CHICAGO,
October 1aS-Bsfks Pomsroy, G. Sherman; brig
Canopus : sch,s. 8. Il Ktmbal, Success, Eleanor,
Evellne. Sweepstakes, Die Vernon, AIbatross, In
ternstion2l.
, 1862-10-16
80L38E8 BAXXERE- AT T0N-
=, hAQCHdE 3AT1L1S.
'oAeaat Hersrt Of Capt. Beltons

sss &c 6 1s,ssl r. y 4:.s:
i. .octoasrs, 1ss~ e.
csptr i, v. rez, 4 a O.. ID B1g.as, IL Di7:; r.
tetReetfally report the p.zt taken BY my bat
R,1tz. vssssd.sed On ~ IL seiafns IL W ADVANCE
IN thc4sRofthe an isdias Z Vel@ees6 Infantry,
1nat regiment being y tten:: st So Z. n. o.
sstten II n al II - seaa = Vhica Il s.
enemy w.ae conceaa about 80 yazAs d1stset. e
.he lEft q tie rad lesatsg seths 1t'sF Tsssss -
tired IL the,ls 1t shs pteahssa ~ Of which, upon
~ next potitina VA a IL hin weat q the
1e1ies. one Of 1aronnd howitzers and the other Of
N hcnf; pat ct tas time assisted q cspt: Bnf
covef Il cur gpns, and we're Baoosssful in dsiyin&
the enemy hon thar position and capturing the
Apxatzes battery. their horse: being killed n
I then sent out section under command Of Lieut..
Moore, which took portion on the west bank of
ths river hsrs he tns he ws Eco
across the bridge, and take potitfon On the east
bank. which was effected urdeE esyers hre from
N1ss1u1i tatte1y, aheiled the woods in font and
left. The ENEMY having selected theis ground,
We were unable to dtn1odge them until charged by
hill they tad abandoned AID found their batteries
had tpIen position on smother hill Ia advance; we
again opened fire upon them In connection With all
the batteries Of the diviAlon. and after q severe
struggle succeeded In ateacing their pieces, upon
which their fnfahtry made resolute charge from
the woods. uIdet cover Of hill, towards eufnsp's
battery. Discovering this movement ordered my
pieces to open with cannister upon them. Alter !
ftw rounds they LEFT precipftately leaving thelr
colozs on the gfound: - neither Infantry nor n.
1111e,5 asti ted in repnlelng this charge, wonld
most respectfully AJAX the stand Of oo3oEs ahouid
he continnsnee q shs ce&et5 q I expended twenty:
Il ur solid shot, hf1y-f.p1 cxnnistef, 145 she'll max
iu. in a1i 9c8 rounds.
ny casualties Were i've men wounded, q list oi
pit ces Temporarily disabled. which were repaired
That afternoon by substituting from tae captured
taitery.
throughout the entire battle was ably SUE
well a. BY the 1wo regiments Of Infantry (4s;h iii
! 1,r1., Lieut.. Col. Jones, and 18th Indiana, Ool
| Acrgan) supporting the battery, who fought Will
the cuulness Of veterans. have the honor to be
Captain, very truly and res pecsfally yours,
VIZ Il. BOLTON, Capt Cumd'g.
11sr or WOUNDED IN ESaAaEHENT.
Charles Adams, right hand blown of and azz
Daniel French, severely wounded in the chest.
,sm M1am y, Isnnsr, severely wounded BY piece
Thomas Mcclure, slightly wounded IN the knee
Co1ydon N Johneon, struck by 4 epent ball sine
| returned to duty.
Iregset to have to complain in the case of Chss
s. Adame. who was the tlret In the entire dtyisio
wou1ds d. BE lhy in 4 helpless condition Withou
surgical aid for thirty.s hours On the deId
although every endeayor was made to have prope
attention paid to him. the acting surgeon to ID
batteries, having refused to do anything, an
being totally Indifferent to the wounded com
reste upon come person, which should mest wit
thorough and prompt investigation.
, 1862-10-16

sshf 4eeEn q ths Iaass, Mustard, RHt co1boxne,
eehf CasG.de. Day, 0exego, u 200 b4 Wheat
Bthf QetldfaD, Downing, B3ifalo. ft.U71 b1 corn.
Echr Gao Goh1e, Perty, Baf7a1o, 1s,0jo bu corn.
9chr Enterptite Simoneau, Buffalo, IL 195 bu corn.
schr CzE1. Chatteau: Bomfo, 48 0o1 uu cats.
schr Bu-sa4 Dart, AnasaEae, BoKAlo, A,&0 bu
schr Nornizs Light, Hes, Bu6Alo, 1s.0ol hu com.
, 1862-10-16

One Of the victims of the battls at Perry
vile WAS the gallant Captain AUGUST MAuFr,
OF this city. He fell at the head OF the Illi-
nois 24'h, Of which he was temporarily in
command, while leading his men to q faal
ard successful charge.
Csptsin Mauff was OF German birth. At
the beginning Of the war, he went into the
three months service under Captain Harding,
and at the conclusion Of the period for which
he enlisted, raised the first company for the
Hecker regiment, Of which he was in CON.
mand at the time cf his death-Company A,
Captain Mauff. Vas q true soldier and sincere
liver Of his country. Peace to his ashes!
, 1862-10-16
MARINE List.
AEANRE AA NNHH n AtA


ARR1VED.: .., October ,
eeI: g ii; a:=: G;!:. ;n2s:i... -,
-, snndrte.-
Prop Lady Franklin, Napier. st Joseph, 81 m luua.
9et, eofas 1000, eonaxses.
Piop nnLtc1, n'ekso9. sk e1as1. 1,aU qsls En-. Eat
Prop eneen W tne lake. etsafJs oaaAos SUI"
QfaeS-
1afk stAzk us9S. Fo<t Cothosne-
Brig B ssy1aour, Walter. ocanto, 40 m lumber.
wood:
Sch1 Hayden, HoIfereon, Depere, SO N lumber,
Sehr Snencer. Rycr.ou. Pierre nsrouette n IA
enrarx fimhsr 20 cs1s mod
Echr Berney Eaton " eIch Pier Cove 50 eds bark
q cds Tos,d.
Stbr AdriafYc Pslmer. Gfxu8 Haven. 1c5 m lumbar.
Is m lsth,
EEhr Jsne 1outea MufKaY st Joseph q eds wool
schr Guide shaw. 81 Joexph, Is Cd wood.
Seh1 Falcoa, Roberts, Bahala, 100 cords wood
Schr Reeve, Dpnahue, KinEston, LOO saeks ea1t.
Schr En1exp9ike, Peterson, Wilkinsua'a Ptek, 20
cords wood
sehr Josephine Dresden, Finnessn, dreenhush, 70
sebr ERte Isston. nsn,towoc, no u shtnz,es.
Echr FNInp Mief. Beckw1th, Ba6s1o. ItID bf1s
eait. -. 80 :.
s<hY Mariner Nater. Iinfz' Pfef ~ cords Nood
sear No1sh' Hc13Taw; shehoyxsn, IS cords wood
RcAr aelsn Keut, Wafppck, Gs3ad Traverse. IS N
, 1862-10-16
To ali Unconditional heppos&ers e9
akt 41QXeEnfnenk In The MN EEaH6.

You arc requested to meet at No, 1oo Green Ear
ht1eet. on Thurrday evrntng next. The 18th fnrt..
At ;:3' y. NJ and. th'oFtng all party organizations
tho Heeent campaign between parrots aud
wonld he traitor -abettors Douglas said, There
are but twn ps1ties-one for the Government, the
other Egatnst it; one OF patriots. the other Of
traitorr: Let NJ not BE- found an ngahe latter
By order Of the Committee, ~. RICHARDS.
, 1862-10-16
I0t&t. .......sts.s+.ssss s.-s

OF this quality aboa. $. .u0 Q pacaazes we're sold.
PrIcss ranged for Hysoa fwsna1y at 4s9oae tor
4@47e Hyeon 6467e Inperisl 6617sc Con
Siderable quantity of Imperial Withdrawn at these
ratee. Gunpowder Ta8S3c This Ts.a ysEJ hne
at faom 30@wc, averaging about 3skc 9oHng
uyeen- the quality w&e 7ely vssyieS and prices
anctusted accord nGy. say from 4799lc. asGosdtag
Ter The tea sa,e, eonae = ,ss5 bags Bio coffee
wss offered. and abosk onethied sold q prices
ranging from 19c. the foweet, 1lAc tAe h1geees
drawn.
, 1862-10-16

s. s. HaJee, in card in the Euening Journal,
complains that the report of his speech at the
Tort Convention, published In the TRIBUNE,
Il Groes falsidcation.. Tia report does not
pretend 10 be verbatim one, but gises the
substance merely. The printed copy In the
Tory crgsn Is rot worded ~ 1t WAS spoken.
The chief points OF our vfsion are essentially
TIE esme as In the printed copy, though diffs-
rently worded. Averbatim report Of it would
lave been even more odious than the one We
published.
Ard now word to you, Mr.. Hayes, about
that speech. Did you not 60 to the Office ot
the Tory organ and write ont your speech
AS you sat there writing 1t ont, did you not
say to the editor Of the Tory organ that yoa
,aux moderate your speech, that 1t wouldn't do
toilet 60 out as It was, that you spoke much oi
1t under the impulse Of the moment, Did
not Story reply: 'tNo. sir: you must not mo.
derate It. Our only point is to attack the Ad.
minittration on every hand, - or words to thai
effect: Did you not consent to it?
This being the case, why do you complain
Of our version?
, 1862-10-16
ILLINOIS AND m1cHIGAN CANAL,

ARRIVED. October IA.
Adelia 1ockport, 80 bu eozn, 1900 hn oats, 800
bn wheat.
Tide, Ii sale, 6,1sO bu com.
Clyde. Seneda, $500 bu corn.
Central City, La Sale, 300 bu corn,
Dolphin Ottawa, g. ~ bu corn.
j 3 PTsaton, An1 8able, 6,80 bu CON-
Dolphin. LII Sale, s SIG hu corr
Lockport, ICcaport. {. .40G bu corn.
D Norton, La sale. Is. tuna coal
OTTAWA Ottawa, s. On bn CON-.
Deer Park. Utica, 800 hu corn, s19 bu wheat,
Jae Patrick, Ottawa. $500 bn eo1n.
lupar1a1 LockpuEt. s 100 bu ccIn.
MeIi0D, o lava, 5 LOO bu cHu.
HHanln, Ottawa, SO 0 bu corn4
CLEARED Oct. IL.
Harrington. Ma1seilles, $500 feet lumber. 3 m
shingles.
Banner St.te, Utica.
New York, L. Sale. SEQ m shingles, 81, Goa ms
pore, AIN Ms marble. Las bs furniture.
Golden State, La Sale, 366s ~ bs salt, 40 lbs
mdre.
caypga, Iockpor, & m feet lumber, 80 m shingles.
Alicia, Il. Snlte. lis N feet lQmber.
Queen City. Ia Sale, Il. 100 feet lumber, 6t0 bs
rope, 460 ns mdse. / SOC ns nails.
Nor arch, Toilet.
GaribaIdi, La Sale 99& brls salt.
ii O'Conror, La sal1e-
Alice. La Sale, 1c0 m shingles.
, 1862-10-16

The ''Young Mems Union Working Club " vii
meet tonight At quarter before So'clock 1t War
1et's Hal, Randolph street Let Ill who endorse
he principles Of tho Untoa Convension ut 3ortne-
feld1st 3ll Who will euftain the Wnr neasures Of
the president. attend. yallAndigham IL dowa.
Rally for the victory herei
, 1862-10-16
MONEsIsAHX.

~ Nv
haar No eamp,atut nov OF want az psper for if,a.
count. Tbs comp,.int ID with lie banks and th.t
:. ~ r,v.nrv ~ .,-,,n,5,,a+ +ha-,+. ,vthaI.
- W. e.'4s' ~ 4se1A4''>''o VAC "~1's " tae4t
customsfa.
New YoIk exchange eoat1nnes vd7y much In e1.
ce,, of the deu,xnS. Ths es,s1rank rAtaa toI41t.
eeEs y. ". 01s -. e''t t..ss s~"a5
we're e aaseo4nt eaytn1 a1ap pr tae ast1nx rates
The bfokess may haye ontatned Il above fur s3aQ
lots but this Was a1,o4s ths Hetkst. a1lea ~
I.-- ~.~r- ~
founa k'ts "es7 msos y s0ns q tes taExee houses
At-4 d1eeount- 49, 1889
The market ftx 9oad ~ dsedda6fv; ssosn,ev. =,
.s.~ - 81. f
.,,,1r - ~ :, 80 n".-a-a-+ ~ .,.-.." NJ
s.,,,s .-..,5 - o1,- ~ ..~-.. - - see
fo,7cved van ,traet sometIue. ~ :. r..n.,tx,,
.a...,m - -. .....tk,, s.-... ~
~" As1" a. noS '0s5 essFo~4u! ots'1ocs. ahe
enEtng range fot the day WA 800 64 and even
81 may have been patdl. or coussa prices varied
a7,,ost every honr vith dtsnsteha, f,,,. xus,.
, 1862-10-16
The Fes4fvn1 Of the Ae1Ae fer the
Ff1eMAlese-A Carnival sEeek-xs1Ht

~ &SA&6t&AxAu2eA%ae -;>,
Among Ill the naue.oas charities of this /,
city, fen a.r 20 veil grounded In good works
embrace 20 important md humane duty, or |
hsve more euceoasfeIsv d1nd thoruxeSlv mr., |
formed that dutv tasa the exce,1eut ,nstitu.
ton bearipx the .n1iana ;qf x1Je Homo ar fan
Frieaaless, Its very easae most eaounenlIv
epeaks tts ontecea. A: hono fin 49,. ~
have M homes.n bo1.~ for rho mi. a..
,,e,rft at nnoner c.re . hon,. f,- ~ -
KICKED nm IN etrrst ~.a .y.v. l..as.~-4.s.s
1iye. ~ as..,+n+,on 49, '.e .-a.. -.. -o
home. hv .t,rv,t,o. ~ .,,,-s T... .~'le s
hum,ntty. nerh,ns tbe ,,ost n,t,.h,. .s.,; 80 ~
any event appealing most stronplv IN AM. avn
patby and humanity, tho Home for the Friend.
lste has gathered within its Ealls. Taere thew
have been nursed, fed, and kindly cared for:
imtued with the leasons Of morality: re-
claimed from the paths into which their vounv
feet, through no fault Of theirs, had xtr.ved.
transformed from the plnched, shsrp fseed.
hungry, wretehed waifs Of the rutter tn fb,l.
checked, rosy, happy, lsughsnr Children. In
all the list Of good works, which it IL allotted
nan or vo1aan to perform. fav ane mo,e
8TN0fAF
In the pursuance of thin charity. the man.
seers md fr;e.ds os the Hor,e hava bssn IN.
otfatjRaaae. Wh,}e thev have ,eatoved 1.rxr4v
they have be.toved d. with discretion. The
administration ofthe Homehu been conducted
wisely and sagacins.S, and all it, movements
regulated by proper economy. But the ex-
penses ars necessarily large Multitudfnous
FA118 made
purse, and pressing appeals come from the
poor OF Al classes, Hom the destitute soldiers,
'anlnee ana nom sne gallant fello"s In the
heldt hs61tng our battles, and consequently
the customary patronage Of our cifszena has
hetn, Of necessity, somewhat Rtinted- The
6tringency of the times imposes also its heavy
and crushing weight upon the Home, and it
is neceseitated once more to call upon the
public for help In the pursuance Of its noble
duties It asks for that help in sums 10 small
that no one will feel their loss. promising in
addition 10 rive arid ,,ro.ouo
With this end in yi.v the 1sd;aa and oshe,,
friends Of the Home, net 1t BRYAN Hall. yes.
te1dsy afternoon, to outline = programme for
grand festival two weeks hence, which shall
occupy several days and embrace variety Of
details, commeuiling themselves to every
charitable person. The meeting was larsely
attended and was very enthusiastic, II that
NAV be preaicated Of a ladies' meeting. which
| rsuallv pertains 10 the s.erner ser. Var;ons
| committees were apoofnted tn canv.ss the
| CITY for donations snd we most card;a]]V com
| mend them tn our ejtizens, Surelv nm onc ca.,
| -x+,eo q 1aa,,e +ronas+ oe,a,,,11r -1ox e..
, 1862-10-16

Received s.',5s1 hu. The Ssatinet reports the
market active at an advance Of 23se- About
10000 bu changed hsnds at SEC for No. =, and
81 90 for No. I.
F1eishts du|l-carriess and shippers being apart
in their views.
, 1862-10-16

HOGs-Recefved to-day 5,335. Good fat hogs
suitable for packers firm and active at Satur-
days prices. 4 few lots Of extra Fold at $3.4sas
355. Medium qualities are dull AID 1ol115c
lower.
, 1862-10-16

The Republican voters and Ill Who sustain
the proclamation Of the President and are In
favor Of prosecuting the WN to speedy and
suceesefa tssse, are requested to meet Il the
OFk1t House, corner Of 8:ato and Van Buren
stNets, On Friday evening ut 7 O'Clock, to
choose delegates to the approaching comfy
convention. By otder
aoHs r. EpwAxDs, Chsstmkn,
, 1862-10-16

RoEBERT.-Dr. T. ". Stitt was robbed yes
terday while cruising the river in the old ferry
boat ut Wells street. The craft WAS very
crowded and in the squeeze somebody cut of
the Doctors watch chain with twenty-eight
dollars clcse up to his watch pocket.