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kcmpsr county. Ms
Nogember iorm 1865
uinis Of the {
MsuF deceased, on
December next, betwe.
scribed By law. proceed
auction on the prewise,
end hes bidder, on a ere,
FL The personal proper
The esiat of ahomas 7
consisting of mules, ~.
orlS.c cattle, stool
FARMING utensils, house
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Eea2esd0Ts Nae.19. asnn.
=. kNancAer. NJ ass 4.
guesged u anp1unce cahdidas ~
Tax Assessor At the spseial elsc.;oo y
1ecsmbsF sth, 1862.
Aftuln, We are authorized
noe a candidate for Assessor n
vacaRey occasioued by The death
oth Il ke therstou. Election On fhs
ST. # 2 nher. w
Pnckett, We srs
thorized q announce csbsiasi
Assessor 70 fa lbs vaeAase ososs.sss5
by The death Of r W. B~sathsfaon. !
Election December the sth,
The friends Of j.. B. SheIfon
respectfully present bis nsme a Tie
voters Of NOxubee county a a suitable
candidate for Assessor.
Jobn b. Mdstin w Announce
a candidate for Assessor at the special
election December 9Th
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n ETTERs Of
been granted
The November tern
Honorable Probat
ccupty, Mississippi
lR W. Feathers
hereby given to
70 the said estate ID
mak Immediate pa
Acn having clan
are required to
lprohated and rec
lime prescribed by
Forever barred.
ISSUED Novembe,
Y Hell j. FE
70 % Pr
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W-A BOLD SrrP.--A yellow VI.
man, and her daughter, Who viii pass
Tor white where she i not known, took
French leaYs Of Mi. Robert pI,ilI;n,.
family one night last week. The vomsa
IL owned By hi Algood, and NJ n;,l
~ Al, Phillips They eA 81 ~
soslosk mora sopard Noble
out y IS supposed they made aseir Wv
= HollF Springs i throw themselves
under the protection Of the Abolition
army Ihs woman could read and
write and she was heard to observe
that the negroes were as free as tho
whites after the first Janusfv. The
girl had . suit Of male attire il Nh
trunk which she may have used 8 a.
csIvs The conductor II tic train. Botb
q them formerly lived in New Orleans.
ana msy eetryiug q make their VA
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1862-11-19

LIBERAL DONATION Ii will be secn
by q notice in today paper from MI.
n. q Harrison. 81 Pickeus county.
Ala, who has also ! farm ia this coun.
~ that hs has contributed 5000 bush.
els Of corn to the relief ii soldiers fan,
lilies. On tho breaking out Of liz var
Mr.. z. subscribed go bales IF cotton
and $4,000 agar until The war IS
oyer, Asfar as we have seen, this Il
~ NEST liberal contribution from (
one individual IL The copfderaay.
there y no question, that there are
hundreds Of families who ale SUFFERING
ior the wadt Of the bare nocessaries of
ute, and We hops that the appeal If Nj.
Sargent the President Ofthe Board of
Foilce. will be Literally responded u.
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, 1862-11-13

ttan 1t can be bought for. yet no one seemed dis
p1eed to Invest In It. There Was falr demand
for bacon at &c loose for shoulders, and SIC
packed for etdee Lard dull It 1e to be had at &c
On the tpot, and for December It is offered ut 8zc
Green hama sold at 65<46c, and they are III g0aM
ds1rard al the inside tguIe. Lfuseed oil 1s held
tFtom the Cincinnati Gazette, 19th.1
Nearly all the pork packers have been engaged
more or 1esH during the past week. and bnstuea8
has been unusually active for this period Of the
eeascB+ There hare been packed or received, fthus
faE. g. I'll bead. Last year the first weekly report
of receipts Was made on the 9Th inst up to which
time the retetpte we're 33,tN. With favorable
weather there Nlll probably be packed by the 1st
Of December, 100 OUT head Our information from
the interior indicates liberal supply OF hogs
It this place, and It fs the Impression that
the packing Will be In excess Of Last year.
The principal Inducements for the early CON-
mencement which has been made. we're the
scarcity an1 relatively high prices Of hams and
Lard and desire to procure early supplies for the
English market Ham curers having got start,
auG Lard having declined, while English packers
are not satisfied with the prices that are prevail
inE. the 1aasfel fo1 hogs begins to exhibit eigas
do as well as In the latter part Of Last week. The
decline may be stated at &c q 100 u.s. closing at
k4.asG4 50for light and heavy. Lots averaging
2t0 D and upward would probably bring shale
over 81 80, hut not readily. The weather WAS uu
favorable to- day. and this contributed good deal
TO the eauees that led TO the decline.
, 1862-11-13
MONDAYS New York Cattle Market.
From the Tribune Of Tucsday.l

ltrQm Inc If1nuQe OIL IueEQay.l
:, Bu11:s BEAD Monday, Noy. 1o;-The heef c&t-
Rtftet with ab0nt 4tt0 head ia the sale pens. and
the number was INCREASED to about 80, had dug
ng ths The quality ga nos as
were scarce, and undoubtedly eold higher than
last Monday, AID, during the forenoon, at 1eas.,
r. k 9 Sass ssnaa soa bssss
lax iast week came TO their eensea o.day. and
said nothing about J., aud this nade busi-
ne,S ;,;n T9Ik bstteI t The SeRaaiators wsse ny
which we had ohtsl6ed and intended to print, il
they had NOT backed down from the disgr.cefu1
position they tot'k last week. The scattering ar
tiyals Of stock during the day had a bad effect
npon trade, as sord many large buyers were il
diced to walt. and this gave the market the ap-
peasance Of Glow ssles. and prospect Of having an
fot the clot1ng day, and We think prices Of msdI-
nm quality are not az high this afternoon AZ IN
1he morning, and we are eure thar inferior sorts
very large. 4 rood MANY Of thl. class sell at
psicca that are only equivalent to 6G6kc q b aud
se%e 1 sti1l lower Ihe great o1lk viii sE,i 1t 7@s:.
eaRst'o5 assa'' T ee fbs Rsand sss! 1s!
s.nki1E K. ,ola1 o. Thst, At seEten is e4t!ss'
tilnl. whlci IS greatly in favor of the brokers,
whose rattle here suffered seriou=ly in the long
cold stcrm, ard We have no doubt will sell several
lGl1ars head less than they would il all the week
had been az fai- as to-day. Some dfoyets sag TIN,
they found almost Impossible to feed th.r cattle
aud that the yards were 50 deep IN snow and NUT
that the poor b.uses could not lie down. Thi:
tatfEne and want d proper food and drink. whit
pinclet with Lie cold, coming as It did. suddenly
has undoubtedly lnaae the cattle 1ook less valna
h1c. aud to the consumer they really are 90
| Taking this shtiakagc into account, we presume
] that the market II no better for owners than 1
| was wttk ago, though butchers generally con
slider it about an average Of fourth cent higher
[ The arrivals Of live hogs are tlush, aud huyer
looking for decline. Arrivals Of sAeep and lamb
light to-day, AID price, better.
, 1862-11-13

afci6sd]y shove thr market. ssIes. 5000 hu. CT
IS = sp;p3 + g !S IL sass4 1a1s !.
@I:a6: SasW bn, wiLter red western At $l.n@
148 7fn bn. amber Michigsn at q 48; 300 na.
xi.51ais7: rye quiet md withoat msterial
ss@ba; = So Is state; 8 S fo5 Gaasda sas5.
sumpticn at the decline. Sales. 1856 90 hu, at t71@
f1Asfoz shipping mixed westcrn-neasly ~ At TIC
damaged md hesGed, and 7f@MHc for common
to prime white western. Oats scarce and deca-
Gsdiy higher sales at 6sGSsc for inferior to very
guencs e ths high prices de@anddsd d by holders
snEaaE:Raw sEa les active, but prices lave an up
ri Fao11sIoEs SIGHTSEEING demand for pork continues
e@5 asea %es s aeay i aiss Il ~
price fo. choice; sna $ls eo@,a5V toe wsst:sn
prime nest choice, deliverable at this market ii
f16:50 Beef very quiet. 100 brls were sold At
yesterdays ,p.1ccs. PINE mess beef dan
moderately active and eteady At 17G1sc. cut
nes.ts quiet at 3l15@4Ac for shoulders, aud v5sc
foE hams. Bacon sides arc In moderate request
SIC, and short cIesr 1ntddes on pit. Lard steady.
salee e60 bfla. at 91<M10s1c. Butter sailing 1T
102sc tor Ohio, and 2a@S4c for state. Cheese
l
| Enve7nment contracts to-day were awarded Is
| fellows: =, 200 brls mees pork and 81 Ibrls prime
Eess At $la 24G1361 for the forr.e1, and xt3.10
for the latter; $1,000 lbs hacon sides at S7Eo, aud
eS1tto lbs shoulders st $5.as@5.U.
BUFFALO, Nov. 1e.-F1orE-1n fair demaud
| and market steady
GRAiS-Wheat In good demand. principally for
| red winter western, noet Of which sold at El.24,
Including u ,000 b1. with Gales Of spring Wlscon
stn at 81. Is. and No. Chicago spring at 3t.03
Corn active and batter. Sales 900 ba., in part
to arrive at SIC, boatmeu being the principal pu1-
] chasefe.
WnlsK1--Market quiet. No eales.
LAKE INpokrs-1S,fC0 bsls lour, $4,000 bu
| wheat, 18Gf00 bu. co.n4
| LAKE ExronTs4,60g br1s. lour, 29i 900 bu
wheat, 161 COO bu- corn, e ,0O0 bu. barley.
| 0SWEG0. Nor. 12.-FLoun- Steady, with gooi
demaLd for the interior and local trade
] GEAN- Wheat quiet. Sales 200 bu+ winter rel
indiana at $1as. and 4 800 bn. Mltwankee club OF
p, t.. Com quiet. Barley In demaud. Sales Isl
bu~ Canadian On p. t.
CANAL FRE1euTs Cnchsnged. Flour 6o1saec
| wheat 1Ec, to New FoEE-
1xponrs-75,too hu. wheat. $500 bu. corr,
| 1e,t bu. barley.
ExroR1s-3, 595 brls. -four. 50 900 bu wheat, 90
eco bu corn, s50N bn. barley, 6. go hu- re, 50
bn heaDH.
, 1862-11-13

- -'e"Ass' 1'oss - Aoo@.
a.s1,.tnr 1tssn.s....eas <a .4o"s s'4e ~ ~ et'u
s .S-nas 49, u.. steou uste tnat ns. eec'e-
lazy >uase - III luz Aaehet 1or temporary loafs
to meet the Immediate wants Of the government.
and that captta]sts ara y,win in thnf- ra11 1,.na
N ,nyc., T., r,,crn,,a.t 49, a,ss..s
h.-~o.,n-. ,,e ,a,a -, sas.', ,.NN. s.a.
,hrou ,he,n NJ. ~. ,ra.,snt r. ~ 49, .,s,,oaas
tb,t <,a,Iar conndanea -. a., ~ ~ ,..,s..-.
n.,4ara haa nv , 1,tt,. - a., ~,..h 49, 5,,,;,a
3e Vac ao1 u'ue w ~ WALL tao oes1Aea
for NEW 1otk prices ne refer to oar dfspatches.
irc Of the decline in Nav YoIt neaf,v Al, tho
h,e,,o-s 49, sa.rs ~ 49,. ~ 90 ~ ~ 49,.
We found paying the upper figure to the close.
New York exchange Ia etend7 at paS buyiDs ard
" 1.-.,,,n, a. tha .e,1tn. -.ta rerv t..1 - ~
premium 0s LUG eel1us iass' 'e.s 4e" VI LUIS
ktgez discount hou4es coAcsde 4 Small fraction to
customers on round lots.
f,,a T,capu,v ro.cs were 1,oucbt a. aa6ast
~ -1s.s.--.ss ~ N~s..:,T ~. -, w
1ae ofoAefe pato ~ pfemo0 tor 1.uau eH'et,
and % for quarters md halves.
The demand for money is good, but baukars are
.h,3..,.1-, IN, ~ ,,oa+ al +ha 1o-,;t;,,,,
oouaoa'l'5 "oie ~ h4ees 0n Ing 'es "aaIs
Of customers- The PACKERS, especially are max
iyn Tery larre drafts tor funds. Dualness auonp
onr morchonto ond romm3aa,nn mon "a a1so ,,,-.,
w. "e.~oa"a oAe su - ".so set5
heavy, but all who hare the right Find OF colat.
e1aas readily obtain all the money they want.
, 1862-11-13
Appeal In Keha1f of the Contrabands
at Cortnth.

The undersigned, having recently left Cor
lnth ior the pnrpose OF securing aud FOR ward
ing donations ol clothing for the needy con-
trabauds at that place, would call attention to
the following facts.
There arc at Co1inth and vicinity about
1900 retugees from slavery, srd this number
is constantly Increasing. About half Of these
arc employed By government and need but
little If any aid. The remainder, consisting
Of women, children, the sick and lame, can
find no rerluueratt9e elnrloTment, aud are in
grest destltution. TheY .ett their former
bones with no other clothing than that they
had oD, and this was suited only to summer
~ear, besides being now unfit for fnrthcr use
For these there is an immediate, urgent de-
1nand for dresses, boys coats, pants, boots.
women md children. There is d yet more ur
gent need for blankets, ,or something that shall
keep them comfort lb!e during the cold nights
| VI the present and future months
An impression has gone abroad that the
| pante Of these sufferers have been ulet bS tue
| nitt Of condemned clothing. The mistake
| will be evident when it Is remembered that
'he principal need is among women and cliI-
crtr, tor whom soldiers clothing is in no way
| suited.
arrangements have been made to forward
| ary donations through the Chicago Sanitary
Commission. Let benevolent individuals and
societies box up any articles. old Of new, as
they judge best, and send to Chicago with the
mission" aud the letter [Cl as q distinctive
,nsrk. SeEd q Litter at the same time, sitting
The contents and object of the boz, aud it will
be forwarded without charge 10 the donors
Immediate action is desirable In this case
gives quickly.'f Think Of The unprotected
ones whom each cold night calls to nnspeak
| able discomfort; and, It may be, to sicknes:
OF the grave.
DurtD. Ills brief absence from bis regiment
I the Undersigned may be addressed al Lock
port, Illinois. J. GRANT,
Chaplain 18th Illinois Iufantzy.
, 1862-11-13
CHICAGO DAILY MARKET.

NEHSEsnAf EVENING. Nov. Il, 1862.
LAKE ERE1G1TS-Quist and easy. Tae Gu
saeemcnte were as follows: To BcFrAIo-Scnr.
st. Junts. Sl1eat st 1Gs; b..k Superior. big \.
II. Ssanca,t, tthre. Lewis Ludaing:oa aad Grape
shot, corn 1T 15c. To OswEGo-schsg. Maple Leaf
81 d IroDsdss. wheat at &c. To OGpEssBu Euu-
Schr. Tlos. Y. Avery, corn at &c.
FLOER--Reeelved, 1907 brls; shipped, 1000
hr1s. Dull andssS low=r- Sales were: iDy brls
"Ca7lnvie White Writer at s6,a5; 100 hsls
"Litchaell doas }5g1; 110 b.ls "Si eel Muls''
lnter ut $40; LEO hrIs D-ls Street, do ca PIT;
1eO bris "Bar,1.tt's XX'' ch,ice Spring extra 1T
SEQ; 1o0 nzls (hrard not namely Spring Extra At
sl,50 su0 b1ls ''Arcadia ~ do ut $i.33; 50 bzls
ss75; 1G3 brls spriey Super, aud 375 brl3 WI1tcr
Super at S35o-ali delivered.
NDENT-Reeeived, .o3l bu; shipped, g $50
bu. The market opened steady, but clo=ed dull
and caster. Sales were: 800 bu NJ Red Winter
ut 81 co On track: soJ0 la No Red at bic; 5000
bu do at 9aHc; 2 Geo hi do at 93. 1000 bu No
Spring lin Mum D. Scotia q. 9tc; 1000 bu do at
:H,a:c; s,Csl do at 90; 1908 bu No 2 Spring at
5sEc; g1Sc0 hu do az TIC; 4.0JJ bu Rejected Red
ut t.115c; ESQ ha do ut soc; $40 hu do At ss $50
bu Rejected Spring lin Mum s. Seott'e) at Csc; ;
sWU bu DO at TIC; 1870 bu do At G5c-ala iu Eto-e.
CORN-iseceiYcd 1V9. us bu. Shipped 1A,a51
bu. Market irmer. Sales We're 15.u0o bu white
miztd at EXC f. 0. b.; Is, ,o1 b, Caaal Red ut SOC
I. o. b.; a tG0 bu mixed ut Soc anoat; 5000 bu do
(Ited} at a9Hc af1oat; 10000 bn R:jscted ut Csc
ailoat; 4,CU bu mixed ION the North Side) ut sc
1906 bu do at as;1ci 7,GN In do ct 90; 1905 bp
do al eo,sc; ece bu do at e:c; 140ao bu Reject
cd ut &c; 1910 bu DO at a6c; 1880 hu do at &c
all in store
OATs-Received 1851 bu. Market less firm.
Sales 1000 bu No. at SIC il store l6,Joo bu do
at 81 &c in store; 0I0 hu do {shott Teceipsj at
3szs IL store 2,5lp bu R-csted at SIC in store.
1NE-Eeceivcd d.i35 bu. In good demand AID
LGS1c higher. Sales 1850 In No. at 47t15c in
store; 4oO bu do at 4sc store; tI1 bags ut I5c
On track 80 hags at s9c on track.
BARLEY-iieceiyed 404l bu. Steady and m
ehnnged. Sales AGO bu common at 70c On track
410 In at s5c On track; 1.2D bu On track and 50!
bu delivered at 9Oc 155 bags aud 40l br At 93c or
track. .......
BAGGNG-Firu,. Sales ct 10,n00 Gunnies al
&c.
SEEDS Timothy Seed Is IN fair demand Sale:
wcre 81 bags at S1G0; Q bags 1t $1.45.
BRAN-1n limited supply and good demand
salcs 10 tons at Si.15 in bulk Oh truck.
PROVISION There fs fair enquiry for Mes:
| Pork fo1 shipment to Canada a* Si0.5o for cit.
| bsards, hut holders generally ask Sl0.75 and VI
have no sa1es to report. Lard IL quiet and easy
! sEIsS4c,
Al'fLEs-Grecn Apples are in faiz damapd u
s1.,5Ga co pcr barrel. Dried Apples a-e qu;rt 4
ekGtAc fur new aud a11 tc f,r old.
CNANFERRtES-1n fair demand at $500 pr
barrel for oldiua-y qualities. w
EGGs-ln fair request and s.ca1y at 1lG1f2c pc
| 1c2en.
! coFFEE-Firm and in good demand at fa
prices. We quote Rio 3193as; JaTa 3i9sGc.
1i1pES-ActIye and 1rn- We quote gree
eouAssy eHG17hc, ....
, 1862-11-13

~o'u 'S''o '17-'' -" '@'' ..-'
..o- - Ia u.".As W I.'ss' anu 1ns
..ons1ee.oao ~ .1ss a1e ust.s o.Ifeasins.
.-'s ~ ~" t'"s susA :as'
-Is 80 @ ~ -. "asss sue
,. s.,,.,a ~ ...,,a t,,;n- ~. ~. a,.;.a
- .:.Ss"s...'.e 49, -. 49, 80 ~ w., -,
.s r~Aa.. ~ 4, ~,
.ne ,,sssle "ess olaeseo ~ o:n .oaa
e.tNt' "ooo "a soa'' AMI aoN .un .aIA 1sns iso.A
1, sas s',l W osa no.sa w. I.sss ssae sssss's
a''A4' No''A'A A1'p "''S' 'ne 'i''41
~ q ,,,at =, o,,.et 1roa ztead,, ~ +ha nn,~
sn; ,as,.raavs n,,ccs rar roai,1sa 1a, ] af,as ~
W. vi. 5j.,o, ,as o,r,,-. 7,.,7-,-. sa.s ,fr
rho ,aart-ct Chased 1o,yev o.d weak so,ca of N
ap.1 w;nter 1rcr, mad. NJ osanic. n, : s,-,nr
a. otc, o,c f,n wuur & sc,.tt,.,r ~ . s,.sna -
--nars,~c. po;a....5 w;n+a- ~ sosot,<o a,,5 ua
;-o,,a s,,r,u, -, c.c,csa
11,o s,,nnn5 r,- rnns "a .t,,, ,,-,zt., witt,
~ s'o,,ns ~ rc,1oc 49, 1,ar-n, s,,,a.,
5;s,,osod -, o,,.,, s,,as ,,.da ~ a., ,ao1;
o,,,,s1osa mo s,ct corra ~ nv rro,s,,.,nn ~.
f.ir n e,ood 1yor7s If snrin, nxt,.s ch,nrnS
ha,.as a, "a ,ncsa co md rnnd 70 ohn;.o - - A.
, 1862-11-13

Fteights continue dull and heAvy for American
ycseels. and firm though unsettled for neutral. To
Liverpool the engagements are 25,U)0 buehe1s
wheat 1t. s0s4d II bulk and bags, mainly at
sls&d; SND bushels corn A. Sd; 53 tuns grease
talJow at 9c@e5s. mainly 1t the fnside rate; and
Der neutral nag Is 500 bushele wheat at l0}Sd in
Bulk; 100 boxes bacon At 4os; 600 nrkns butter at
Hs. and 900 hl1ds tobscco ut 60e- To London:
7,C00 bpshels wheat at 9Ad IN bags, md per neu.
$500 bushels wheat at SID In hulk and hage; and
per Neutral dag 950 tiercea lard At SIS I'd.
, 1862-11-13

SABDA1u ScuooL CoSyESTIoS.-Thc Sab
bath Schools under the care of the Methodist
Churches OF this district will hold their anaa-
al convention to-day in the Wabash Avenue
Methodist Episcopal Church, commencing at
10 o'clock 4. III. The district comprises Cook
county and portion OF Dnpage, containing
abou: tcrty schools besides their branches.
The following order OF exercises will DC OBJ
served:
Nors1yo SESSION.
1-Deret.onal Exezci.es-one hour.
2-Suhjccts fur s-onierIllee:
Schools The last year.
Sabbath Ii School Classification.
The tsanirs Of sabbath School Teachers fos
The Topica! Mode Of Lessons.
Tie internal Arrangements aad Collateral AScu-
c1te OF the SAbtath Schu0l.
Cohgtrgatio ii Bible Glasses.
Juvenile Missionary Organizations
III. Sabbath School tnion--Uur Duty.
Why nute children are lot converted.
EVENING SESSION.
From Z 50 to7 4n Devotional Exercises.
From 7d0 to 150, PApcr--Ey Rev. L. Hav!1ins
scbo.1s.
Luke +. A-as-eoadnctcd by lisv. j. 5. Cnal xi:k.
From $40 to %. singing f:om the Galasn
.'Ihe SAVER Of lile unto life, OF Of DEATH unto
! dca1h.'' By Itey. a. ". Paigc.
| Frpm $50 to s So s,ibl: I4csson-The Lords
! Supper Cor. 81 23-sa, Conducted oy Rev. +. D.
RON % to 900, paper-by Rev. E P. clevc-
| la1d-Tbc Reeiproca. Relation between the Church
| art The Sabbath School
From 800 to 9.10, Exposition-'1t is more bless.
cd 70 give than reccivt,'' appl:el to Sabbath
| School Teachers By Rev. ]. 7. llama.
1tema.ks-Ienediction
| On Friday evening, at * O'Clock, there
will be 1utlic meeting Of the friends Of Sun,
day SCHOOLS, and addresses will be delivered
By Revs. r. L. Collier, G. II. Fowler and O.
q. T,aIany, D. D.
, 1862-11-13

~ ASA@6AapAsJ kI L&& lsoFA Ik1AiA.
CAFE RACE. Nov. Il. 1862.
LIVERPOOL, Oct. 3o.-DHeADzrUFFs-The mar.
ket steady and generally unchanged. The au1hor-
ities reported flour stlll adralcing~ aud 6!G1s
highe1-mosz1y foc thu finer qualities. Wheat
quiet and firm Red western, 9sl54s %: red
southern, 10-l1os I'd; white western, 1as 6ds ia;
while southern, 11s9l2s Cd. Corn dtmcr. Mixed.
a1s Gdl3us.
Fnovl=1pNs-The authorities report beef heavy.
Pork nominal Bacon quiet. with a downward
tendency. 1ard dnlt ant Unchanged: quoted a.
40s@ils Tcll0w easier.
LONDON, Oct. o-BHEADsrGFs-:Firme1 and
slightly higher.
MoSEy-Consolsq quoted q. oa:5{ Ge.9333t foz money.
The rites OF discount has been advanced by th5
Bank vi England TO q cent.
AMERICAN STocks-lli. Cent. shares quoted a:
Is cis,, Ee!e 3713sc~
--latest ria LONDONDERRY
DREADsTrFFs- Flour steady. WHEAT easier
Corn quiet, b1t steady.
Provisions Market fat, but p1ices arc steady
lospaH. Oct. 3.-CossoLs money, gsss
G9sk. The bullion III the Bank of England ha:
decreased !G3.Ri,tf0.
AMERICAN STocgs-M. Cert. 45D4.x discornt
Erie ".
, 1862-11-13
New York stock and Money nIsxket.
81 Te!szrapa.1 New YoaK, Nov. u, 1854.
S6ctak1 E2a9.k2 k2-Starg.a dill erd easfae


GOVERNMENT STOCKS.
L. s. Gs -,1e3@10sH U. S. IS '8l...- ...1o3
| 10. notes.. .103HEtlE351
| MONEY EIAEEET-Continues actirs aad lsn at
| 6 en cali, and 6aEGi8e tes prime p1rer.
| Sterling exchange dull and lower Quotations
142l14tH fur meichauts,' and 1;5IzGsl4G for bank
err bills.
Government stocks drooping-
American gold unsettled. opening at 3lSs3ll3{,
declining to and closing tic at 81 q ccat
PREMIUM.
, 1862-11-13
r Toledo EraFl mafket-Nov. IL.

The receipts OF aour and grain for the last q
houre we're AZ follows: Flour, Y,713 br]s; wheat,
42,t3s bu; com, IS 325 ou; oats. 90 but Our re-
prospect in the grain market. operations being
1esr1y tnepcnGtd- FLouR-Sale 100 br1s XIX al
{6 %. uEAr-Sales 2,5N1 hu No Red on p. t
80 hn y. s. Red at t121&e. coRs-So sales report
to Qaweg0.
, 1862-11-13
EalIow not Subject to Taxation.

The following impostan. decision un5er tue tax
Law las been made:
OFFICE OF NrEnSAL RErEsuE,1
Noyefnner 9th, 1852. {
"GcEtlcmeu: Your letter of November 4th has
been received
The Commissioner Of Internal Revenue has de-
c1ded that the rendering of ra1low Il rl1 n1a3u-
faclurc, and consequently tallow is not suhjact 10
any tex unler the cxcisal law,
Very respectfully,
q. Es1EE, Acting Commissioner.
j. G. Tr11 Sens, New York;
, 1862-11-13
Cincinnati.

The first elevator ever erected in Cincinnati bag
just been completed By Fonlds & Wright. on the
T hitcwatcr Canal. near the Hamilton and Dayton
depot. The building te 100 feet long by ivrty i1-.
1t has thirty bine. and will etorc about 125,uO1
buehc!s. There arc to be twn sets Of elevators 70
thai two cars can bs unloaled at the same time In
the baIding.
, 1862-11-13

Wnr Claim Blanks tor sale at this Office.
Widows Declaration fo. Bounty AMI Arrears,
Soldiers Declaration for Bounty and Arrears.
Application Of Widow for Payment Of Pension.
Widows Declaration for Pension.
Application fo. TraEsfcr Of Pension.
application Of Minor Children for Pension.
Application Of Orphan Sister for Pension.
Application Of Mother for Peueion.
Heirs Declaration ior Bounty and Arrears.
Surgeons Ce. fica.cs Of ScItie-s' Disability.
Officers Certificates Of Soldiers Disability.
Sent by mail, postpaid. at seyenty-dre cents per
quire. Address TRIBUNE OFFICE.
Chicago, Illinois.
IL Cook T. 5fc1aIn, steam DSers sad seourarH g
Dearborn Ard ~ S. Clark streets. t.caa aud dye
ladies' sud gentesueus cohes IN the best ant chesp
rst uanpe The Oldest esta5llshed house In tho t9.
Gail Oh Dunlop, Sewell i spadng for Printing ~
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