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, 1862-10-15


Our returns from the elections held yes
tcEday in the States Of Pcnnsylgania.
Ohio, Indiana and Iowa, are very
3ncagrc. The results, so far Us heard from,
arc a,.cut us follows:
In Pl:SNsyLvAS1A, it will rejoice the
hearts Of all true patriots to learn
1i,at the venerable Thaddeus Stevens
is returned to Congress in the
Lancaster District, notwithstanding
the corrupt opposition Of "Old
Pub. Func-," by full 5000 majority. Moor
head, in the Pittsburgh and Williams in the
Allegheny Districts, both Union, arc also
elected. We have no returns from ..hc
other districts Alexander Henry, the
Tnion candidate, is reelected Mayor Of
1'hiladc1rhia bg full 5000 majority.
In ONO, We hare returns only from the
11 O Cincinnati Congressional Districts, both
Of which have been probably carried by
the Tories. We sincerely regret tue defeat
Of Dir Gurlcy.
In INDIANA, the C. ngressional delcga-
sitn will probably stand as now-seyen
Republicans to four Tories. Every true
patriot viii deeply regret tile election Of
1hc Infamous Voorhees,, and will as sin
ccrc]y rejoice over the reelection of the
gallant and trne- hearted CHlfax The State
Ticket is In doubt, but probably the Rcpub-
1icaD is successful.
From Iowa, our returns are mcagrc.
Hiram Price tCIion} is elected to Congress
from the D4vcnpor: district, and b1r WI
son tUni"n) from tic Burlington district
Further ulan tl;is, NC hare no returns,
, 1862-10-15
LATER FROM EUROPE.
ADD ttfonAl by she Asia

DATES TO OCTOBER l.
Hr: Spencer, the Liserp ,ol correspondent of
journal conlllimenttng the North on the = 4lor
Of its e1nlies, and the ekil shown by It's gen
erals ir Mar land. He says the North is now
In position to make pesce without dis1onor,
hut that the golden opportunities will BE-
lost, and adds As the north cannot be the
CONF sderacy:: Europe should remove tbs
stumbling block by recognizing the confed-
crate States, and then the rest may follow its
example,
The New York correspondent OF the Lon
don Times, writing Sept. 18th, says, 1t is evil
yet fought. ALI that has happened is but the
prclimiIsries to the final onslaught that is Il
make or mar Mcclellan. but let til at onslaught
ED how 1t will, the end is not likely to make
OF mar the fortunes of the confeds. He adds:
@'That .be n signation or Abdfcatio0 of Pres1,
dtnt Lincoln is debated rs matter 0!
cGnree-"
The -4s7Hy and Vary Gazette says 'sthe
South has tried the offensive and failed. The
confederate army has shown great daring aud
much tcnacity, but las been beaten. Ger.
Mcclellan has shown that &s soldier he Ii
division Of the confederate forces VAS grest
mistake, but great generals would have 1nowu
how to concert that mistake into disas.rou.
defeat, while second rate soldiers like Nc
Clellso gould only get out with respectable
SUCCESS"
The expectation OF arms and ammunition
from England to America b rapidly increasing
The 8hipmeDfs OF the first eight months o
the yesr IRE va1ued at 81, ,3O3, 900.
Tie Pa1is RtTsk hessh from good surces tha
ro.hirg is more likely than the recognition Q
the South on the baais Of accom- plisncd facts
| very room to be On the tapis. England ant
| Ffance are actipg In concert.
The Ps1fa Bourse Waa much excited On tn.
| Sd, md rents advanced nearly \ quarter pc
/ cent-, closing 1t y. II Is supposed the I'D
vance was caused BY . rumor That the Papa
government hsd shown more plant dlsp1si
/ ton.
IrALT-The La Discussion adds that O
Sunday, the 4.h. 4 royal decree will proc1s,1
m nn1esty to GA13haldi and his follower, Fl
cepstng only tie deseftefa from tho roy,
| army.
, 1862-10-15

It is important that Cook county should
lie represented in Congress by some one
Who can l'nast fair English cducAti
This Kl1. Sherman caunu: d. We care not
what business in life mao may have fol-
1cwcd, provided lie be thoroughly loyal
and deccntly vcrsed in these branches Of
knowledge which arc taught in our CON-
mon schools. But Mr.. Sherman is noto-
1iously ignorant man. He has dubbed
himself tho 1aboring mans friend" but
in ~ doing he las paid them tho worst pos
siblc compliment, for there are not ten la-
boring men III Chicago who cannot write
I'D speak *ome language better than him
self. The remark which Mr. Shcrman
~hove in to facilitate business" while y
1rn'trr Of The Legislature has made him
more famous than forty Sherman Houses
could do.
In the halls Of Congress, Nj Sherman
would take about the same place, in point
Of Influence, rs an average doorkeeper A
great many ignorant men get into Con-
gress, but none so ignorant as Mr. Sher-
man have been there within OUT rccollec-
certainly not since Jones Of Iowa
was kicked out Shall it be SAID in the
next Congress that Chicago is represented
by the most illiteratc man in the whole
body! If We arc to have Tory, let US at
least have one who is equal to the con.
6:1uction Of a correct English sentence.
NJ vrSj r. ts1 =.
, 1862-10-15

diEate officers, who failed to obey his orders
or apprt ciate bis suggestions.
The New fotk 7Tibune's speedaltrom Wash
tngton says:
The modified rumors of cabinet and milf
t&ry changes are uufounded-
The New York 7sn4fx' HlEper's Ferry letter
confirms the statement that forward move
ment Of he arn,y has been determined on.
The Htrafd ; Washington tpeci,l eavs:
The State department hss Information from
Minister Adams of the arrest of parties In
Erg1ard for ccunteEfeiting United S.2tes
Trasury not g.
The war department has received dispatches
from Ge9. @ f"Rs; H. atstl, that the Sioux waf Is
party to the Ta1kton ,untry, hu: cavalry
fcrce has been Ee1t AFTER them, and there il
not much doubt they will be given up.
dEAperARrKns or GEN Mcc1ELLAx,}
PEasAST VALLEY, Oct. "a, 1881.
The rcwz Of the success of Stewards raid
Into Pennsy l7anis, and into the rear Of this
army hss occasioned no unnecessary excite
into consideration that the river is made ford
at1e By low stage of water At SO many points,
and that the sImy has a line Of pickEts ex-
tEhciRg from Cumberland to Washington, 4
distance of $50 miles, 1t makes it an ezsy mat-
ter for large rebel force Of cavalry to pene-
tEate It. The moment the fact that the febels
had crossed the river at Mccoy Ferry became
known every exer,ion wAs made that was deem
ed Necessary. The rtb Is at the mouth OF the
Aanocacy At nine o'clock yesterday morning,
he'd marched seventy eight miles within
tEeLts -four hours, without change ofhorses,
OF rcet A. that point, whi1. attcm ottny to
ercss into Firgiuia, they were rcpul-cd, aad
nine ct them taken prisoners. The ioss on
our Size WAS one man wounded. Stewart
dntirg himself unable to cross here, norra
three .nie, 4 down the river to Wnite!o7d,
Where he made good lis escape. Gen. Ple1s-
iniOn Whit pursuing them, lo>t the use Of
h's guns, his horses giving on. from exhA:s-
tior.
1t - believed that the marches both of the
rtbeI cavalry AID our oxD, are the mos. extra
ordinary on record, AID they sho most con
c1n.ixel: tte peTieet folly Of atteuIptius t.
I.uIsue cay:1r7 with Infantry.
OrIets ERE sent to tue different comma1d-
els 10 cltye and occupy the positions as
signed. hut n:f"rt ut4a ely, q. this particular
time, ths lnnj Ill; of the eay1Ify force was
absent on Important dutT, at too great dis
tanee 10 be ii an5 use in f.ll1xiug STE FIT.
On an occ,sier OF thi: kind intantr;, not b.
ing able to make 4 lengthy march, Is of no
practical use except in guarding fords near
at hand.
When Stewart crossed at McCoy's be had
. fssth h:orsss, thy hay;n!; been sent 10 that
crossing, were rapid. He marched his force
ninety. two miles in twenty five hours To
accomplish this Ee had the freah horses taken
from the citizens OF Pennsylgania. From the
time Gen. Pieaeanton, commanding brigade
Of cavalry and one battery, left his camp until
be came up, q rebel battery OF four guns, at
U1bana. on The Rappahannock, was captured
on the 7th, with the loss of one killed and six
wounded. :.
, 1862-10-15
CIR Eritume>
WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER, Is, 1862.



The Republican Cuion electors Of the county Of
Cook, and all others, irrespective Of past party
sialiations, who endorse the Presidents proelsna-
zion Of freedom, Who are in FAVOR OF I vigorous
prosecution Of the WI fur the ovesthrow Of tp1a-
ron and euh5ueatioo Of traitors. and for tbe n,e
Ec1TAtion Of tho Conntdtution and 1ho Upiun I'm
7errby requested TO hold nrfsnarv n,aet1rn. - ~.
sor,sh,,,. ,nd u,-6. ~ C.,,,. s-.-.~" =. 'a'
~" "neulpn Au "e1oH VI SVox u5untys On Tues-
eas ooopef Slet, LOT the eletfioa Of delegates to
-, n.,i - q ...,..,- ~ .~.a ~ AeltoPoa'
n.n' ~ cock p" m-, on Thursday, the nd
Cf October. for the purpcse Of NOMINATING = ran.
x3idate for &enator IN The f,rf1,, n; +,5 d,-.st
5Ar1< 1fco,ea.n...,ro. n A., ~ :.1 eet' ~"
80 ..A'A-i'es IL theE}fyAt"th {~esr) dir
a1c' tfso Representatives in the sittieh {south)
district: ttco Repreaentnt;rcs :, +h. :t -.
<north} district; aleo, a candidate far sbe,,n ,nd
= candidate for Coroner,
The Convention viii also choo.a f-or,.- r.,
4ral Committee in e+,ve t,- ~. ...,--Ns, -
will transact euch otbe, hns3ncse =, 49,. ~ 49,
- VIA r.,,,h. 1 r,-n :. ~ ' ~ FA"
, 1862-10-15

The so-called Democratic Convention
met yesterday, and-nominated Frank
Sherman! Nobody will be surprised at
this result, It was foregone conclusion
from Tie beginning-a part Of the bargain
by which other and more important things
are to be secured. On the part Of the lead
ers, the coquetting with Mr.. John n
Douglas, who is an able man, was only
hy-play for the amusement Of the out
side1s who have no part in the secret coun-
eils IF the Times clique; and so was tue
lender ofthe doubtful honor to Mr.. Ogden
The cabsl tad Nj. Saerman's name on the
-lnse, and after all tue threats and
resistance of the uaiaiti4ted - after
all the bard swearing aud lo1d talking
AIT. Sherman proves to be the
man who has carried off the barren prize
IS notable 4 Triumph ot political wlre-
a"kiug is we have ever seen. Tae
1raGcrs cid it admirably; aud though they
will get the ulaledici3ns Of their followers
ttr tic SUCCESS tia. they have achieved,
they stall have OUT ackno ~lelgmen1 ofthr
sl1ill, Industry and uascrupulousness by
ahich thcy won the day The great body
OF the party pr.f.:rrtl some one e1se-at
least scnle lnan Of seHse; but Sherm Ill is
the lsomiMr, aad W. are Content:
Save that Mr.. SHERMAN is the ooedi:nt
tool Of the little clique If disloyal men who
ute engineering him, lie is, in spite OF his
rrru.ctt ~esitl', nothing. Vita no spri 5ht-
sil"ss Of Intellect, with no depth Of judg-
7ncu1, without tl,. iufrmaion touching
:u5|ic astters t1at 4 school boy Of
'lirsetn years Of age ought TO have,
without the personal characteristics
ahic1 sometimes cover ignorance with
tic cloak Of good-fellowshie, he would be
:he mczcst nobody in Congress that the
S1ate Of Illinois has ever sent. 4 tail Of Val.
landighanis kite, or a puppet for Dick
Richardson to set a-.3ancing when he
pleased, he would expose his constituents
to deserved scorn by the narrow malis,nau.
e Of his partisansllip, or heap ridiculs
UPON them by the profound ignorance tha!
he has not the art to hide.
But his notorious incompctency m;~h1
bc pardoned If it were oycrshaduwed "
good intentions to be earnest and diliSp;,1
In the support of our imperiled govern
ment- But our distrust of him on thai
point is not without reason. lie was elected
Mayor on the strength Of lis loyal prof:s
, 1862-10-15
the OCTOBER ELECTIONS,
INDIANA.
Especial Ditpatch to the ChicA.o Tribunal

INDIANA.
Especial D1tpateh to the Chicago T1ihmeJ
1HD1AyAPo11s, Oct. II, 1851.
Tippacanoe county gives the Union st1te
ticket md Ortb, for Congress, abo2t Coma
tority. John Petit {Butternut) is certainly
6e1ested.
Tene Hsute gives Scott, for Congress, over
Voothees, 407 majority, being gain OF 40.
Richmond gives the Union State t1cks: l, ,076
m.5aRisy.
Center townships, Wayne county, gives e5
msjoeity for the Union ticket. Julian, for
Congress, is scratched about one hundred.
RuaA county has gone Democratic By about
50,
Hancock, Democratic, by 100. Two hund-
red and fifty votes were counted out
At Ti1eennes, johnson, (Union) for Con-
Rress, il fourteen ahead.
Surgeon Jaques, Of the a0th Indiana, tele-
g1sphs that he has arrived at Louisville with
80 wounded from tho battle near Perryville,
Ky., mostly from Indiana, Illinois, and Ohio.
IsDIANAPoI4s, Oct 1.-THE vote polIed
to-day L much larger than ever po1led in2the
city. The Union ticket xill have about 100
majority. which ID small gain.
Tent Haute city gives Scott, Union candi-
date for Congress-. l,960. Voorhees, {democra.}
1,l75. Gain for Cuion ticket, 1G.
fstans ~ neeeisea up 70 eleFsn 0 c!ock indl-
case aae nl 3nno ING resot 1of congress:
exa.,.n n,.~s1,,- r...s. So
THIRD p1srRlcT-Dnnn, ERioa probably, very
clote.
FoCR1H D1sTKICT-Hoim1n, Democrat.
Fu1B DsrR1cr-JnlfAn. Union.
SIXTH {Ind:anspoliH) DIsTB1cr-13ri4. Gen. T..
pumout. Tnton. hr I nm ma3o-5t. '
sxyrxra D,sTx,c~n v. voo,hes. nsr,,~.,.
1.'-s1 n.'H.saN ~ 80" =" 'oosnseS, oemocsas-
Eiah9h pts1 1A1cr.oosalo'e >. os'n' tn1on-
s. NSsa n.e1n'cr-col1.1. n ,e'.a oEion.
EIxyKS7u D,s7R1cr-shanks, rn1oa.
The State tirket iii, he c1a.a r-r;,, WAS
c1sim 4 sms1i n,siorifv ~ss" ~A4on 11en
,.
~ a>i
rocstd,nE Nnca' cnia,, Vct ~, Tine ~. election Is
rta ruee9Is $ p gn,T5,us 5, ~ tniS Guy out heavy
,nnh: nf rptars .nsant ~ .s i3e gTeat
| UnIou men are actfre and ssnonine IN Asta" Liz
sFco,-o nrSp,Tcr
eEeoNo o1spAtCa.
| fHl'ApELiilA, Oct: 1.-THE election to-
! Gay n nns city proceeded very quietly. From
| fne returns received up to half past eight
TsnrE the hue E'inn Soeeeds thst ~ 5naayol
;at;tr'' ;t'' Lie ol'oa csoo'oA.e' aas o'ooo ma
r. a.. e..
Liar. MARkissCRG, yet: IA heavy vote +
noa1ng ne nefs. ;.,: inG : working men AZ voting
tne ION 1lcke1. fAfty lines are disr.gardec
IN support OF Inc government and Union.
LANCASTER. Oct 14.-Thsddeus Stevens II
Ee.elscted to Congress by over !, geo majority
Ihe vote TOR the Union Safe ticket Is still
Larger Ihere 1s great rejoicing at the result
FIT1shGnGn, oct; 1.-The election plsscc
on aaaeI'! mere, tnoagh Wlta co3sideras!t
! epllt. 1t!1euuIhH gives noOrlead. Ihlon
| hIrpbanx C,fT ,,ires W,1I;sma I.n5oo r. ~;
n,aioritv orti Zrio,er n.n,cr,t 'us s,,.ta.r
~: n,T districts civr Moor,.n., SGn
entiTe coun;T viii nrohab;, ~ ~ \ vi {n;,,n
kiority Of s 500. e''~ = At''
Wcstmorrlaud ccunte in mir d;str;c.e in
, 1862-10-15
1Ae 8ee3oA Chicago RAafN Of Trade
AeG1kAAk IN RATTLE

THE second Chicago heard Of Trade
AeGaAaAt In DAt4le.
Alderman c. C. z. Holden this morning
received \ letter, dated on the hatt,r e.ad IT
PenJsine, Ky. October 9th, from 1. 2. HI
den, Of company Z. ssh Illinois regiment
(cd ciicago Board Of TEade), in which he
says:
We have met the enemy, and have comr NJ.
victorious. We went into action at5p, N
October s'A {wednesds5l, md were hotl1
engaged for IN hcuf. Our regiment ~ or.
dezed forxard on the enemy down 4 stsen
r5sine. We did 60 In good ordes, under
shower OF bullfts The enemy stood tirnn foa
time, hut OUT fire wAB too much for the,n
and they had to fall back. Nv whole com
pary did noh1y. Not man f:uched. su
proud Ct them. Three Of my comp INV 4er.
wounded, but only slightly-their naues an
Merritt, Beet and ]. Lewis. There wor,
forty killed and wounded In our regiment
c"stot tell how soon ~e shall be in anothe,
ngEt~ but NC etnll attack them fo-mprow.
I'm In gccd health"
, 1862-10-15

a.f etit1s 10 c,der in their respective wards aud
1owbs- BY authority c. n HOLDEN.
JOSEPH MKp1II.,
L.C. ? FKEEH,
JACoR REIN,
N11a.NARTM,
Members Of County Central Committee.
Chicago, Oct. II 1861
, 1862-10-15

r r NESTWORTH. OF tte firm OF Wentworth 4
HihbaEd OF this city. and Mrs n ARILL aBKCSTUN.
Of LyotA lows
AT the residence at the b.t4e's fAsh-- Oct STA lS.
By the Rev Z. II. Humshsey. Nc tviD P SLttCC #,
Il tl 1fM OF ReeA 4 !. .Ocnn. and Misc NJ T. KEN
DAHL both Of Chicago. Ill.
, 1862-10-15

mE4 NbGefB0II'& A&H01424emE&s
Hon. L. C. 1ngersoll, Republican Union
candidate for Congress for the State at large,
will address the people on political topics at
The following times and places:
Springfield .Sansanon county Wednesday, Oct 15
Decatur. Macon countyt Thursday. Oct 16.
Uemeat. T1att county. Friday. OF 1.
CHAMPAIGN Champaign county, SATURDAY Oct IS.
Danville, Ve1nl'lion caunty, Monday. Oct. ~,
&lsrictton, Coles county. Tuesday. Oct. 21-
pass, Ed, ,ar county. It Wcdnest ay. Oct -.
Nlney. 1iichlAnd county Friday. Oct. q.
Salem, Marion coun:y. Saturday. Oct a5-
Alton. Madison coun'y. Monday Oct. y.
Qn1ncy. Adams county, "Wednesday. October n.
Gacumb, McDonough county, Thursday, Octo-
1cr g.
1eH1EtnHu Fulton county E1ilar October n
, 1862-10-15

BosToN, Oct 14.-An Official order has been
Issued for 4 dtatt In Massachusetts to com
mepce tomorrow. It will BE- found necess2-
y IN but few localities in lhe 9tata- The 10th
Assssransette battefJ LEFT for the seat Of rar
today.
, 1862-10-15

ment9%
Hon. E. B. Washhurne, Republican and
Union candidate for Congress in the Third
Congressional District, will address the elti-
zens Of
Morrison. Wednesday evening. 18th inst,
sterling. Thursday evening, 7Gth inst,
hi1cn. Friday evening. 18th ineth.,
.A2nhoy, Saturday evening. 18Th inst.
, 1862-10-15

PERSONAL Vice President Ha,nlin passed
thrr ugh New fo1k On Saturday, on his way
10 Washington Gen. Cass:us NJ Clay went
to Washington At the fame time.
, 1862-10-15
The ColtfabakdS 4 Source Of Frsflt
to the Government.
Thanks to Wisconsin Troops,


surrender, are dfAA lnE TO Close 1t il sid |
the tindIrg will imrlicate some high officers,
not hitltr:o named 1. is not improbable tue
pr sioent will act upon the finding without
tle formally OF acurrt martial III each case.
Officers in Lfgh position oa McC1el;an's
STAFF, coLfirlu the truth Of ths report, tha. he
approves and endorses the proclamation.
They say lis publ!- he'd order means that.
Ottr ..,t00 able.bodied blacks, refugees, are
tmi loyed in the luar.ezmaster' department
here, aid upon the defe1ses around Washing
tn, at reduced wages. The amount saved on
the difference between their pay and that Of
white l4oorera is much more than sufficient to
support the 500 or COO colored women
and children In government quarters. This is
derived from official persons who say the con- |
trEbands art really source Of profit to the |
government
An African church At Toronto, C, W, has
collected By contributions &, 100. and sent it
to the contIabands here.
The following deaths in western regiments |
have occurred in the Washington hos pitals;
Theodore Hatcher, co. G, 2ad Wisconsin
Amos Mcdonnell, CO. c, eth Michigan; X.
Chandler, co. c, 4.h Ohio; Adam Rufe1t,
co. C, 9Th Ohio.
Sikel's scouts report no enemyin sight from
the extreme points to which they penetrated.
A refugee from LynchburE, who cane home
to his family at Alexandra, reports no cousid-
erab1c body Of troops at Lynchburg OF Rich
mont. There are about GOO or 800 at Kappa
hammock, 200 or SEQ At Culpeppsr, and 100 at
Bristow'e, and handful at Warrenton.
, 1862-10-15

FF4R Fortress M1AFee-The Rick
mend RARes1 ~ the CoFaAAA Fight.
FoR1Rrss MONROE, Oct 13.-Gen- Prem
tiss, with 500 Union releAted psisoners, his
arrived here from febe1dpm-
The Richmond papers Of the 9:h inst, con
tain \ description OF tn battle It Corinsh and
admit the death of Geo. Martin, and I 1oss a
5000 killed and wounded.
, 1862-10-15


MnwkFKEE. Oct. 1S.-The Wins1ow HousG
st e. Paa1, veil kno m to s11 travellers n That
rg:on. ~ss totally consumed on Saturday lask
The beds and bedding were mostly ss~ed,
without uAte1ial damage.
The NinsloW WAS owned BY Mr. Golfer oi
Philadelphia, and was valued at f15.00o; is.
sured for IL, 500. The furniture belonged to
Mr.: Lotg, the landlord, and aaide from the
beds and beddirg. is nesrly Ill destroyed, but
heuts d for k13.525, about equai; to the loss.
Dr.. Craine'e drug store, In the building, was
insured for - 600, which VII replace the stock
ce%1rsyed-
The Winslow Vas built in 1851
From Iowa.
DIS MONIES, 1owA, Oct. ia private dis
patch received here to-day, announces the
death of Lieut.. Col. Mills, Of the "a Tovs,
from wounds received in the battle Of CoFinth.
The S@sd lows regiment has been ordered to
Pilot Knob from st Louis.
TIE 9Th Iowa cavalry is to rendezvous At
Davenport, instead OF Dubuque, ~ previously
announced.
, 1862-10-15

La sA11E COUNT ENRoLIAEx1.-Thel llst
Of enrolled men In Il Sale county, h.ble to
draft, toots up e,022. Over 2,131 volunteers
have gone to the wx from that county,
, 1862-10-15

Mo37PELrER, Vt, Oct 4-Hnn. Solomon
Foote was to-day chosen Z. 8. senator from
Vermont for si1 years from the 4th Of March
Et3t.
, 1862-10-15

NEW YoEK, Oct, 14-Policenau Henry g.
Wrt.aus . Is shot last night, in Washington
street, By Ed sard Mccormick, aod lies In a
critical condition.
, 1862-10-15

thies have so far overcome his Kno Moth
ing principles that he can make disloyl
speech in an Irish Convention goes for
MI. Sherman Wherever you find man
who desires the JEFF Davis rebellion to sue.
coed, there you viii find vote for F. G.
Sherman Mark that.
, 1862-10-15
VAlNe Of WhA1etn Destroyed hY the
AkANM -

1850 -
Bosrox, Oct. 14-The New Bedford Skaa-
dayd estimates the loss on the whaIers de-
st1o5e4 b5 the pirate Alabama It S1So, 900,
exclusive Of thtif caxEoes. The insurance In
New Bedford eff1ces amounts to $S3,Q 900.
, 1862-10-15

Tie following table shows the receipts
md shipments Of leading articles for the
&eek ending Oct, II, 1862:
, 1862-10-15

MICHIGAN AVINUE--A well
VI built t,tck House f-pnt,ax On Michigan Ave:
Old tttet with lot 16Kt80 feet bou4
Tor vtTJ little over the co<t q the ho1.e Au2:S 10
oei9 y3G4It Real E1tAte AttofDcT. BrJA7 Hall.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-12-05
GAS FITTING, &c.
VIM. T. DOVE co

VIM. T. DOVE co.
ARE Now prepared TO execute any orders VITA
which they may be favored ia the
PLUMBING, GAS. OR STEAM FITTING BUSI-
NESS.
~ Store on Ninth street, few doors north Of
Sa1nsy!vania avenue, where may be found 8 COM
p:ete sssort nent OF CHANDELIERS and other GAS
STEAM and WATER FIXTURES. Jan lily
M GAS FIXTURES
w Have in Store, and are daily receiving, 9AB
FIXTURES Of entirely New Patterns and Designs
AID Finish superior in style to thing heretofore
offered in this market
We invite citizens generally to call and examine
stock of & AS and WATER FIXTURES, feeling
couhdsnt that have the best selected stock in
Washington.
~ All Work In the above line intrustsd to our
care will bs promptly attended to.
mars -tf MYERS & McGHAN, 316 street.