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The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1862-07-17

WOUUOIs
Staff. State :: H Ie.a }sss !. ?.
TO william n. Crs1k.
/" r,s," Sir: Ysu are hereby
notified that tlsrs h s@w ~ Als-ia Ne eaies
o. tho Clerk 81 the District Cssrt o. Tame
County Iowa . petition Of =. hsrnsa C.
claiming Of you the sum q Afty.1tllsrs o.
money justly due them upsn yssr Gaarsaty
Of the payment sf . prsmissory nsseOsivea 70
yen BY Samuel b. Crjnk. And thAs 80 -
tition asks N attachment against ysar pro-
perry.
Nov unless yen appear thereto ard defend
On Or before neon Of the 1nd dAy ef ~ next
term Of said Court osmmsaeiag e the q
Monday Of ssptsnAsr A.. ,. leoo dsSAsn will
be entered agAins, ysu aad judgment reeeersa
thereon. .
/. Attsrnsy ~ Pm.
July nth 1872
Printers fssG s. % vssSs0S
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1862-07-17
Reported Recapture of Dat0n
R0oger ny uhe Rebels.
$500 FEDBRAGA REPORTED
CAPTURED.
PHILADELPHIA, July IL

PnrLLADkLPHIA, July IL.
The Bulletin Of this city has copies Of
the Richmond, Enquirer Of tho 9th aud
the Pcrcrsbnrg Express Of the 10th.
NOZZLE, july s.-Passengcrs by a
flag Of truce on the steamer Natchcz,
from New Orleans, report that BATON
Rouge has been recnpmred by the rebel
General Van Dorm, and that he lfas
taken / 500 Federal prisoners.
RrcllM.,sD, July o.--1o,0oO Yankees
reached Warrentonlyestcr.lay.
The Petersburg Eapress says that
Glen. Mcclellan has 100000 men.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1862-07-17
An Attack Feared at Memphis.

An Attack Feared at Nlemphis.
By letter from Ksmphis, received
TO- day, dated July 18th, we learn that
there is considerable excitement there,
which is participated in by the military,
that All attack on, that city blythe rebels
is threatened. The force Of 5000 troops
is considered too small, and Gen. Grant
had requested Gen. Halleck to send re.
Inducements. Gen. Halieck replied
that Memphis has all the troops she
ueeds.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1862-07-17

H- There has been more fighting in
Mexico. In one instance the French
wcre successful, bnt it another the
Mrxicans were the victers, capturing
train Of ammunition and provisions.
The French are cooped up in Osisaba,
and are actually starving. Leuis Ma
polson has not meds mwch hns 1ar cut
Of his Mexican operations, and will
probably make less in faturs.' !
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1862-07-17
LATEST NBWe,'r


The important news b lass nights
Express IL, At the lass bsstls = Mns-
frcesboro, the Federal Sovces VEN de-
feascd. The enemy's force were between
1900 and 1000 strong and ours Loo.
$4,000 worth Or Commiassry stoves
werc taken from n. The PENN : host
200 IL killed. wounded and missing.
The President has sent IN . bin %
Congress requesting It's passaRr. II
offers to give the bonds ofths United
States to any Ssste ,bss shan liberase her
slaves, Tor the aggregate value Of her
slaves, for an such n were reported y
the census Of 1860.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1862-07-17
Three ThomsanA slaves ConAs.
Gated.

Special Dispatch q. the Chicago Evening" jour.
CAIRo, July IL.
Commodore Farragut, by order Of
General Butler, conHscated three thou
sand slaves, who are employed on the
Vicksburg canal. -
We have no explanation ofthe can
nonading At Now Madried.. ~
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1862-07-17
Washington, July IL.

w 1SuNNSVoIs IuIy y.
The President this morning. sent for
the slave Stsae members Of Congress,
and had an important interview With
them. Ne had urged upon them his
plan Of gradual emancipation, and hint
"a strongly that il this plan was not
adopted that general emancipation
would come, under less pleasant circum-
stances.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1862-07-17
RAISING SOLDIERS IN IOWA.

Hov. Kirk wood has Issued call for
Iowa's share Of the 10000 troops call
Cd for by the general government. lie
says our share is FIVE regiments, one
from each Of the new Congressional
Districts. except the 5th and 9th which
are required 70 raise one together.
The following is the 4th District,
with the population Of eacl. county in
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1862-07-17

Stf0ye1 Or S6Oo0D.
On The 9Th day r July . rcd sDd white COW
ten Or twelve jesys = age, giving milk. Asy
srsOn SetsrninE he same U the subscriber
sha Il b suitably rswsfdsd. : aTs
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1862-07-17
New AAvsstssssssses.

IN NE Pubic Squars in Tslsds nsar the
stand on The 4th day 81 July . Gs6d Asm.
mer, nss1iy new. The finder win b suit
able rswsr3sd BY rssarning Il - the owner
HRED. WERNER.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1862-07-17

vsssre ROUNDS s LANGDON, are cur on
y su'hofissa Agents in the City Of Chicago
Iils;sto procure Advertisements and Sub
sak,k'leks.
~ NsSgrs Horace A. Shaw, 4 Co, 81 Park
Row, & l1s Nassau St, New York, ARC cur
Authorised agents in New York City TO pro-
sure subscriptions and advertisements.
j. ~ Messr.S NJ. PETTES6lL. 4 Co, No. 3,
Park Bow, New York, State st. Boston
nro our Agents Tor he Iosa Transcript, in
those cities, aud are authorized to take Adver-
iisen,nss aud Subscriptions fol- ur at our
lowest Rates
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1862-07-17

FLOUR WANTED on subscription
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1862-07-17
MY NOBLE AND VERY DEAR rRIK

CUSss, SupOsse5u Ivy ss'HssS"O0 - ssaO
then delegate, simply because l was a
Democrat and sympathizcd with the
South--no single objection having been
made against me Of any other charact-
or. Mr.. Polk, God bless hin, restored
me il ls45, ard put out the long legged
black republican Jim Wilson, Of New
Hampshire, who had superseded me.
was transferred from the surveyor
Generals Office in December, 1913, to
the u. 8. Senate, and driven .:herefroin
by the abolitionists ia March, 1850, no
other objection having over been made
to mc save that l was follower Of the
South and doughfacc for such men A.
yourself, Clay and other Southsrncrs.
If therefore, had no other reason tor
sympathising with tho Sonth, the bad
treatment which I have received at the
hands Of Northern Aboliti onists would
have made me do SO. But upon the Con.
ss;tatio.al question, and even upon that
Of expedicncy. l never had single
doubt, bnt If had, my residence in this
country and my knowledge of the e.
feet Of freeing the negroes in the West
Indies and in this Republic, would Ger
tainly have made > convert Of me - i
has Of every Englishnan, Frenchman,
German and other foreigners whom !
have ever met with in this country, and
Who have seen the bad effects O Aoo1-
,ti0nia,7,
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1862-07-17

EAST .,r lie war
, 1862-11-03
MARKET8 RY TELEGRAPH.

NEW YoRK, Nov. .t.-FLoUn -Marketcontinus5
heavy End u1eeit1ed and prices hare again decliu-
ed II pc. barrel Shlee ~, 40 br1e. at Is G5D5.T3
for super; ~ 8 @6,1G for extra, the lsster Price
for chUice; IS 65Q55, IS for super western; *6 Ah1
q IS for cummun to medium extra western; Is, Is
Saop @ss eos s?sax qsa s
Market closing hsayy with TO buyers at the inside
quoIations Canzdlaa aoGr. g.. lower. With
very moderate demand. sales 800 hE}s at Rs 0QG1
Is for common and s6 s0Gs o. for goot to caoice
Rye 1loar s!Ead3 1T IS toaliuJ Corn meal steady.
Small sales At shout previous prices.
WHisKY-Mat ket without decided change.
price
GHAr:-Wheat market 1c lower with d motI1r-
ate export demaut: sales l7,6'o bu. Chicago
spring q: 81 1918: -19.tGp bu. milwaukee. club
ut 81 x:Gl1 IS 37.tF0 hn amber Iowa At 81 23E
81 81 u bu. amber red ~eatern at 81 30 ~ s.;
ai;catl Lu amcs1 NehEaa at 81 3ss9Lll; 20 oa.
am'e e STATE At Il q. Rye quiet aud liz at about
previous pslcef. Barley sca:ce and very ii.n !;
ta1es 1atU bu. ttase aud four rowed At 81 II,
Torn very scarce and 1c better: salet s5hs' 1T
7.@74 for shippi. mixed western, Including oae
a'Eo very ii ice at '5c delivered G717f fo.
eastern GA1}:6 fur dam aged; 7Sa:O Tor white
Wttttzn. OAie ftm with fair buslueas doiny 1t
5tC Il : eunlrnoa to prime new a:ad old.
fslxs - 9h!s 4 ~ a. f,5 caos; iq!:s f,r Ps:to
s:4c -,ctal stock euEac. Nov Let. 1861 7Si4 a.x-
e., ~ SIS bags. and - s1 hhls iucladsu., 2l Its
bids. Cuba, 1,7ls hb,s. Porto Ric,. 17,':s hhds
stendy and firm; s:lea 15o brls New O;!eAns at
3sG s5: Total stack. Nov 81, l.9lG hli. 7uh., a15
hhd4 c'ay-d, 04O nhds. Porto Rico: H. orls. Cd
ha ,9,4ftI hrss. New O:Icals
11:oy1s 1uSs-Pork, ularset opened s:ea1y a-d
c1Utcd filafe e9=fsr; sa!es 1.4t6 hris a. bi3 o.
t for mess; ( 2 59Q513 10 for ptiin. mess; st2 81
| for psiEne: toIat ftccs new aud old. Nov. lar,
15i,tty hrF same ca:e last mon: h, ts.7ss eris.
ka1nc dare lesf y:a-, 32... o:ls E-:f rnles q,iet
tHt- 40 aria- ar $ ~ D ior n
s6tHGI1Hs: 'cr cnr:,',:l H,s-4s; $;2.tH3'3 = lot
Trp4Cked 11Css x13.J Ga;4t0 fJr extra mess; TO
tai FIT cS, and ut NV. 1st. 7013 bsls.: s.tat
Gate iaet mon h, ~ j62 b7ls "a ds;e .,st y=ar
atNt bil+. l'i!EH mtas h.'ff .}.,!I mud Eum:utt
hr: ha!s ea:i-r; st:es r oi.- cG lea We::arn
fit 50 Cut meats dull 47@c, for shoulders au'
sa'cs s. ht.xas Cunbe.ll.d cut aai5tles At pg
vste terms LaFd. ehuiu ea-is7; s1,cs Is ~
iris. ct III iDl1s4c 4c-the !t9ser al ezvre1ls pre-.
:& ktye lie I;nttee selling A. 15G>! C. f1t OAK
and FeDnty Iynnia; NsGt3fc. for SllLe. Ehec.
dlI1 and In fair demand 1t S1bftc~
| Gs"EGO. iStv. 1.-GLnvR -Steajy.
GRA'N-N " beat qnfct. Sales 1a4t r;tgH. cA0 ha
| winter red OHM at E1.:S- C.srn quiet B1rle
staree-$- :j Il, rrf Gr CanaGiaa. Peas io,sel
SY!ee 81 IN Cara!i1n at Sic.
! CANAL FhLIGnT-Beftcr On grain and f1oul
Wheat lIG; iIAc 10 Nrw York.
| CANAL lApokTs-1 $40 brls -four, 65Na1 b
wheat, lG.tGy tu barley, 1870 BIZ rye, 3',2e10 b
| peas.
wheat, 2otu hu corn.
, 1862-11-03
.AlARiNG LIST.

ARRIVED .November1.
Prop Acme, Hs1hsaay, Buffalo, aaudries.
p: Estrsreso cny, Collins, bafrA!o, 4S5 tons
Prop Astt1ore. But1in, collingwood. ITO tons
Brig san Eae, Ferguson, Little sannioo, 100 m
scbr Qulcs step, Meany, Ba5 City, 40 brle salt.
schr :uyahogs, Roberts, Cleveland, 163 tons pig
Sebr Albany. Panls, o, .entTcri;le, 50 cds wood.
Schr Vim JoEess Thomas, Mapistec, It's N lumber.
Sch. Ma1itler, baker. Lentz's Pier, % cds wood.
scbr Bur- b. South Haven, . 20 heading. 159 m
etaIes. ...-
sehr Tattar. o'cogrnr, colltasvooa, s. cl. WOOD
ScEr Tccrn&eh, AcSween, Hoderich, 13y eds
| ectr T1tnt,n. Smith. Point Betsey, s5 cd. wood.
CLEARED. November 1.
| Prop Lady franklin, Napier. St Joe eundsies.
l1op Adr:attc. NcC:fa Bntf,'a, !e tGu bu c3rn,
~ hsls aour. 2s1 h.ls corn mes.
| Prop E.e'gr.sn lily, :UlI1s+ anffllo, 5000 bels
Pep K~1tucky. Noble, 3atlalo, IT,. 90 bu co:n,
Bark Dsyd Morri-. Kerr, BnfElo, 7s,o 900 In corn.
Bark Mary Stockton, Aci;aw, Ba1fho. 1s,soo hu
| Germ
Ea,k E d Morgan, E1aey, Buffalo, II no} ba CON.
Fr;I NIrl es&,la. E4wsuu, Bntfll 1!6i5 bu cotn.
| Sehr Wycml1.g. Fu1liug. Eu:fuo, 10t 10 o1 Cu71.
seh: E.y s.a:s S"t'ii t;ui::2. % = -, =. ~ cnsn
sca1 j pte.tun, P<;se, OsweGo, 15,aD tn
| wheat.
Sehr Lucy Latham, Cowley, Buffalo, 1860 bu
| CON-
Schs Exchange, Rsnel1. EufflI 17.so3 bu cora.
scbr Ger1iit smith, Murphy, BuG1lo. 16.475 bu
| corr.
Sthr George Davis. Deott, Buffalo. II, 100 bn cord.
| Erhr Cu,ehoga R..tests, Buffalo, Is OIL hu corn,
sehr ha1!ea Il Walker, Fitzgerald, Buffalo, Is,
/ nc tn CaIn.
Echr belle, Edwards, Maaitowoc, t,5D bu cosn,
+. 10 bis cp1n meal.
sehr Ainott, Mitchell, Gamble Bud4lo, 9,45o bu
| Corn
echr DAVID Tod, Blue, Buffalo, 17t0, bu wheat.
| EchE Golden Harvest, 6rnbbs, Buffalo, 16, 2u bu
| CH:n,
/ corn. ...
sctr Tteuus eh, &cswcen, Sara;a. Loo bu corn.
, 1862-11-03

NE onoto thc c,..:,o ,.v-
Ezra abll't!ug Bctvee. &3 ,xt;a3 51
Good tn h:et'nm: m:-..................,,.a 6o9S73
~o1an'"n 10 'nistHf f.-....."..........-. 1eozt.7s
1ae.7 ~" ~ ae1's eemsaa tor extra and good
qaa""o u oee'es, "ni1e eomnoa and Inferior
0stie go uen anu unF4'eAole.
Aeao'nk sa'ee 'o-osS "efa a. 'olo"s:
At PITTSBURGH 1ARo-
Fase1 so4 G T. ~ Il "aa q 70 ~ neao, averaging
, 1862-11-03
ea1pAxKx4 Ell LAx1, Last fwEsFE-rouR Houza.
Kfx,uH

T6tal-...-.. 6103 $500 63165 15i0 .... ....
The receipts Of prodace to-day were 6.7s0 hzts
flour. 57,113 bu wheat, 1a7,a1e bu corn, 1861 bu
oats. 3z93 ba rye, and 4,733 bu barley.
The general markets to-day were quiet and with.
out any material change in prices.
Fl1uz was Gull and heasy-1he Gales being light,
at {5.S QG.25 for white winter extsas and H. $50
SEQ for epring cxstas-
Wheat was quiet but firm for winter, bnt du1l
ard hesry for spring srldes-El:h Gales at Il 90
for No. Red; 96k3gs: for No R=d; 9s;xGS34c
for Rejected Red 9a591hc for No Spring; s2D
SIC for No Spring; and 73l75c for Rejected
6p1irg-ma1ket closing dull.
Corn vas flrm and active, but towards the close
it Gull and heasy-liberal sales being made at
s1Q31kc fer Mixed Corn in store, and 25c fur Re-
| iccted in store.
Oats We're steady at a3HG3tc RE, 4sc-a de-
cIine Of &c. Barley steady. Timothy Seed ua-
charged. HIshwiEes. a3c.
| Provisions are 1ull and neglected. lot OF 800
| br1e Quincy packed Mets Fork was sold to-day q.
so [U-which il decline Of SIC on former eates.
Lard IL dull at Sc. TalloW is dull, with safes ol
country at 91zc.
| F1eights wlre stesdy ut &c for corn to Buffalo
| and 2ic for cor1 to Dswes0.
, 1862-11-03
Gbt Gtihune.
MONDAY, NOVEMBER 8, 1862.
tonK COUNTY REPUBLICAN, untap
NOMINATIONS,
TOR sHHR1FT,
. D. &. HAMMOND,
FOR CcRoNKR,
DIR. ERNST SCHMIDT.


HoEfn Cn1cAHo.
SUrefU4eoF-E2n1ndo Jonea.
As*isfaHt Sppe7r&a0r-S. A. I1E1n.
-A$*exsor-lesac Speer,
Eouecsos-BenEy II, Blake.
Jufftfts-L L. MiMl6en> C. D>Wo1f, J. l.. Ho1s-
1ng1on, c. L. Dfehl j. Summeraeld
Co.StGkle4-Aplhony Otto, C T. Barqe, T. G.
.Alvord, Be.i Hendricks jerry Court Wftrht,
1o,rn C1t3k-L. Lan,prr1z
Commissioners of Hlqdruys-C. T, Borce, D. G.
Haw1ev, WEI Cleave.
Urx5xeerS of fH51htrdve-EEl}ah Peacock Vim. r
Cpmetnck. Nm a. StruhtrA
Pnn,d Kae.ap--Narfn Wehh.r
wARp srpkay1pops
,.t A.~,, f,,hh.
- 1~e Cus.
, 1862-11-03

CHICAGO. November 1st, 1863.
Before leaving Chicago with to express. in b..
Faif If ms 7e..tntIi, ur Erits ful thinks for th.
vtsv kipd t1eA:'trE 4'nf men received during
shc1r stort .ta, hrsc fn'n th. ci;:"1s generally,
.rd especially from sone OF the ladies'.
Nc a'F:.Cu here from The cypress eTamps OF
ut stt,n EcUtIcky tn tle s3i inst. With about
9l4. men. at least half Of whom were sick aad M
Iii fur DUTY fiOm fev:.E ana sue BtfaEe leaving
Kentucky We had neen required to turn over 10
emp aud garrison equitase. ard were therefore
very destitute tf The Necessary article. to prut:ct
Our Ear the ri :tr < thu. met us in Chit
20. lunt- MIC nt Re procured here. rhe hs-
1act we:e full, and the qualter.nastess informed
us ttat they wGfc authorized to hire bu,Idtns
for :fccIie. Nc would have been entirely at the
n.trcy IT the ITO NJ reES eerore weather had it
OF ttsE rhI. We w G Permitted to occupy, fi,s
Sic fsst tw.nt4-f:u hnrrs. the ca1- IN which He
arrived During this tta1e hs kind 1adies Of Co..
III It ,obly, supplying thcm w,th fDad and medi-
it...
! Finally, len1trs that VIC could act be provided
fn n ii ether wsy. Gen. 7, Ter lseuta old d'r
r1ac1 u IN the old amphh hsa re, sos place st
| best, tut he lesf 1h;1s aster the elrrm=.anca7
he Ct MD do Ab"ur n, ETY. of GIT .ick were rc-
| ceivt at The Marine Ho-p;!ai-1he b%auce were
p1eTsied fl il; Ct eiit'n3 r:Ot19 Of the
Ilt'1 ots Central Rqitr ad Depot and ia one OF the
| F,-oue of III. ampht1heatre. The laui 3 fo loved
will n,i to have the heastfe:t thanks Of every
| soldier Of tho list Illinois regiment.
The rneu A1e HOW mueteEt1 out of reryfce, paid
off aid have E. Ne to their bonate. aad will c1rry
! vtsh them. ever the rsaembrsnce Of The Kindness
| SID e 1ezcetty Of the ladies Of Chicago.
| In curns c:ion with fhts subject merely wieh
| to add, thai. when reference IL made to the Colo
| Et1 Of the 1ist Illinois. wish fins distinction
1f grace 10 he made. The undersigned was only
Lieut. Colonel jas. o. P. BuKKaIDE.
, 1862-11-03

BY 1e!eGfapn FEIs En1S8U'ssH.
LIVERPOOL. Oct f3-BREAp.rCFFs -R;cha,d-
eon, Spence, Wakefield. Nash, Bglaad, Athoya u
80 report Hour dull and TT lover small! eaI-s at
e4sG sss hea, fst>y o!fs1cd, and rather f47 IT.
ibE bnytrs rrc va 9-.1''.: ArutGern 10 Gu. II,
w1,1c wee1etu TO- OIL 5tt and is III Indian Corn
qrist but steady t.tztd u, Gi1s21i VI Baer and
PORK eon;lnu. duli AID n,M!=csed: Bacon dull
aud q rhage eas1Gr. Lad dull. Ta1io y E:eadr
ard H:t1e 61:ner at 46sGt us t'h.
Lo&D,n, Qc!. 15-BeeaA.tufs dull a19 l7yet-
fire fuTtlGIs y7naaC 7tit l. PET quar!t- cheaper
Suzsr quiet aud walker. Rice l1En. Tal1ow uaiet
at late rates.
L1vEErucL, Oct .6.-Breadstufs quiet and
ettady- Provisions inactive.
LcSpoS. Oct. Ii f-Conso1s 92sz Illinois Cen.
tssl shares 40 s314 discount, Erie 35z4@sj.
By Tslegrapf.J PER >TEANEn ARABIA.
J1yEarao1, Oct 19-FLouH-Teuding down.
wa1cs- American 2s027-. W1eat heavy and ir.
regular. Red wrstc744 9Iirs. He'd southern 1Ga
Qsd and 1ssE9d. White annshern 1lD124,
tuIn quit aLa r!eedy; mixed 2)sGl3i aud zDs5a
Sd. White 8 s9L6d and 22sG.6d.
Provls1oss-lerk 4n!tt aid Eom11al Bacon
eae;,r- Lard quiet-
AMERICAN srccKs-Erie 35kG3IH; Illinois
Ce1.rnl AK dl=cesEu+: New YufE C:atznl 1i1E,B
Cn1tet States 64 1rI12; do s. G6 ilf5.
, 1862-11-03
CHICAGO CATTLE MARKEE.

For the Week Eadlas Nov. 1. 1862.
The receipts Of Beef Cattle aud uoss during the
past reek ending to-day, aze - fouows:
Bexses. HoEs
Week eEdtog Nov. 1-..-.--. ....&.2U 465A
aAzz5 OF FsE1aHT ON LIVE erock F1pH CHICAGO
Cattle. Hog
kieh. Cert & Mich. .soatA large cars ~ s9c.
CaI+ vi E.a {lts ,.,.-..... s5 u
Michigan Cant, enau :ars ...--..... % 90"
10 BUFFALO oE SUSPENSION 8H1DeH-
Mich: tent s Mich. South, lsrse CATS tsS esc:s
Sich. Cent email cs.r. .............- q s..
Fo1t NeyEe carr. IN fcet .-......--- II 81
TO r1rTsUE9E.
Pitts r: =. + CT ea1s Ct III feet * = e so:t'
do do caEs of 1uo teet.--...-. IS 81"
nates to pnnktrs, s5per car lezs than TO Bufalo
when shipped by al 1AA
Rates 20 Durkirk. 2hc q 100 &s less than *
Buffalo, when shipped by Ill EAu.
BEEF CATTLE.
The receipts for the East week show IN excess
ovtr The receipts of the previous week OF ]. .&ss
head. The majority Of the cattle received during
| the week were OF COMMON and inferior grades,
which together with waEn westher thae has pro-
vailed during the week-pEeventtng packers nom
| cutting to any 9reat extent, gave the market =
du1l and unsteady tendency. With but Sew ex-
| septiona transactions were confined to medfam
md cueamon grade eattls fo1 packing, and On gor-
eminent contracts 1t 1tsces rsngiog from 91.5j "a
| x3,7s 2 1tO NJ, K.oss. The m-rkes closed with 4
| hsee number of conaAaa ind inferior cattle 1eft
| IN the y4rde unsold.
70 DAr-1he receipts aaa up 1,7x bead. which
we,e distributed among the various 5aEds u
, 1862-11-03

On Monday, the 3l instant, The Board OF
Trade will hold an election for q frat Tice-Pzesi-
d. Mt and two directors.
Two CT the ya,ancies occurred In consequence
Of the resignation of Messrs. Dow and McLehnan.
who, with the majority Of the directors. were op.
rcsed TO mating it compulsory ca Tie me,nH,e7s to
charge certain rates Of commission. The election
will therefore probably turn Oh this question, a1d
it Is }lksly that those Who are opposed to tas
compul' ofy policy will vote to retu.n the shove
gensltn.ea to o1lcs again; while those who are il
fayur Of it u i'll vote f31 new men, who will repre-
stlt their &c t1tiruents In the Beard
Ne trust that every member will vote, and thu
| sett1e this matter At olce.
, 1862-11-03

ARRIVED. October 81.
Gen Grant. Joliet, s so bn corn.
AdeliA Joliet. 3 GO bu corn. 800 bu wheat
Ohio, JuheL s5k cubic yards Tubo1c stone. 49.oS0
Hs coepers ware
Ocean Spray. Ottawa, Ao00 bu cuE1.
DAcotah. IsSaue, 6.OgG bu cnT1-
American Star. La9s1le, s, 600 hu co2A'
Brilliant, OttAwA. h610 bu corn.
Code n C1oud. Ottawa !, 800 nu eod8-
Arctic Norris. 600 hu corr.
b. 4R&f St&te, LA8ANo. k90 ID fofA
OuWa{d. AuK Sable. t,a0 ha etxA-
fnfIew a3aile 80 bN wheat, 2&B % WHEAT.
EcNel]ie IAAaIie, fa6 bf1a do1f, 3Q3 bu CON,
i III bu when6, m ku PoeAtoo0s
Arme IaSAlle I, eQ0 6u t1Fu-
Be1o3f 1ASAlle, $50 bn toTn-
CEaM. IAsAHe, 8 aaa h0 COM.
CLEARED -..0e&ahW n.
Ottawa, Ottaw.. a m 6eek 1unbes, n brls. ealk
III b. merchandise.
Portland, Ia Sake, n m shingles.
Bstlmore L. oslte. - l0O II lumber, 19 IA siding
16 nj lsth. 1p1 Il tinher, $3.50 bs fellows,
Htauaihs. La Sale
Uradina Ms7eeilIes. s.7os II lumber
Mould City La -a.le. 90 .g73 Is lrmbsr. 1, ,166
t1cirE. 7G3 Dr. merchandise, Il SO b. suZ2z
| 2. ~. b. nails 4. "a b. ttuVao-
Deer Fa1x, Utica, s SIS It 1umNst, = hkA HAa-
r Chapin, L. Sale S;3AQ b. sa1t.
Edintuieh, hss selliss, 10 n Il lumber. f.se9
%fttrE
Nas, u 0eAav u Il b n&16s % u sdndeh
, 1862-11-03
MARIN f EE"8.
VESSELS PASSING DKTHDl9-

Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Trtbuue,1
DETROIT, Oct. 81, 1873
Tr-Prcps. Nile, Galcna; basks Nichols. Eas-
verth echrs. HanIlton, Morning Light
DowN-Pscp Mendoza; barks colorado, Cream
City Gibraltar, Witch. Vanguard, Poneroy; befes
Isabella. Treat; schrr. Whaling. kimoali, San Ja-
c:nto, Cloud, Egan, AtheniAn, Mott. Carthagsnian,
Carsiretcn- .ou.
rrrrcps, Mohawk, Merchant; bark HoTt !;
brig Commerce; tchz- Supply.
DowH-Prcp4, Rocket, Comet, Ksnoshs F.: bark
Chenango; fehre. Mazrppa. Fortune, Surprise,
Fl Tempo, North Star, Napoleon.
, 1862-11-03

HEADQUARTERS B5TH H. 1ErAETHT,1
CANP DoUoLAa, Nov. l, 1SSa

CAHP DoCGLA4, Nov ], 1854
Editors Chicago Tfibune:'
In your notice in yesterdays Issue Of matters in
Camp D.ue1as. 9rest injuetiee IL done to the s5th
uisrofe Infantry. The source from which your re-
porter received his Information Ii either preju-
diced oEe, Of very badly posted
viii Jo1 do the 9Th tha juetfca to 8tate thAt We
have ~ ed t3i-c.plsne and ~ full ranks
~ any oshes ,r.9taeat N this campy On
one octaeiop only lave We turned out hut 5imen.
for quad. 1t was on the hfst day On which guard
duty va exAeted from the patoled tFoops. II wAs
rather remarkable t1At tho general exmmandtnx
Should call On dernaEalized regiment 70 break
the ice and mauguEate = new orter of thlnGs in
this csmp Bis action indicated his Confidence
tn he r.x,ment: it could not indicate AnyshIng
elre. Hsd The Gssh been N Keatesn rrgimeot. ws
would probably have been pufed ny the prees for
our good conduct in meeting tho tauute and j.err
4 ihe whole camp. and gong firmly forward ID
rrfrent, boxeveF, We have only TO b uphsa,ded
kT Lot tn psng cut 1nnru men: One hundeed md
nf1y n+a wh1 d1schsrEe ihetr duty. are better
,Asn rce twico their number Who d-eeft thsir
pests I'D dsescoy theax &nns Toara, truly.
| DANIEL. CINR1oH,
Ga1an2 CuR11Adt1E "a l4tnpi6
, 1862-11-03
THE GREAT FIRE IN
l. SYRACUSE, OCrDBER5. 1s61
Dp ming of thu Hsztsble Arcade Il 'sHs1ing's
Champion" Heard From.

H$KAEEEK VE6. 4 1d82.
Safes:
Ests Mt Chsruplou saie which bou4ht II JN in sep
fenbef 1851 has 1u1t psasad taFouga to9 dre Of The
ny valuable Mper1 t.kefneK wrh noe hue uedfed aolsx3
IN bills which 1ou oaesrd lnsufx fot dve 9olsfA)
ohA saue ont Ill ee5e md sound NOT A19l9 paper
Is illeKtble or materially injured 1tna2e@ H:@&s
PstEnt Chsm mDton HAfA 4 Ill that "a s3atM foe 4
Tour, &c4 H.. ~ HAha. Nd.
When b known tAAt at&eF ea98 10 The Sans dfeAs
the above proved uns4fA and t:ear ooefanfs
fA% superiority d tho He1laTh u1tee$ y t11efcaly
desnonstrat nd clearly proven to 0e 4e 3e$S ana
mot r ltae!t FIT Rf94x es{e nT@
sAFE8-TAA ncsk rsaaAsa4 security nom nv no1
TERFN8's CHAMPION BURGLAR FEso01
EAFE8 Vtth 8efrtnE ftoydx Ne = PAteae "Cfy1tAl-
i burglar.
9AFE CiSh RINFU-sne a1te WftAin Anothef.
Al*o. DWELL 1tG HousE 9 saF*a pissa s1d asaa'
tmt1Af1pu on elegant n.ets4 cf rnrnttur-.
ccxfv6M HERRING h CO., - 8Ate e1E1ek