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, 1862-10-21
CHICAGO DAILX MARKET.

Fpr1curs. .Arttra ~ 11<c hfober. The en-
o.osr,sn+. -.-.. r. p-r.1o-baras suner,o,.
s+n,,e~ Paws ..h-. r..htaco.re. C4dwo5d n,t.
rer Cn1ver 4,r.nz s,oc, sam ward. Mary Collins.
1,,rs-,.1-su ,-,+h 49, a. a.. ha,s M.;t.
land. rom y,a t3oder,ch. At 14c: schr Non
p,reil. wheat. st he: tug Fanny Gardner
and tchr Marquette, wheat, At 15Kc; brig VIM
Treat, wheat, 1t 15xe, To OswEao- Theo-
doee Perry, wheat, at 4e. TO PoRr sAzz1A-sear
Clipper City, wheat, at1oc,
FLOUR Received, asia b.ls shipped, 1,szs
brls. Market dull and about &c lower. Sales
were:-50 brls "Aonitan choice white "interat
$500: IL b1ls Bunker Hill 1t $500; $50 bfls
(bra1d not givenl Ut e55s; 100 bsis "Belott City"
choice spring extra 1t $50; 19a brls "Belle Riv~
e." at % 10; 100 "chtekasaw at $sb; 100
brls " Oliver Twist 1t 45 90; 800 bris Neen&h"
At $so; 100 brla GRAND not named It $500: 100
hf4s lpfana mol gwen II 3o'Ws 1oO pr7s "Fnli-
n1s a. $aW; ~ otie cnon a. slso; lu orls
''staE h1le, NV bf4a " Loseu CisJ, and 100 bits
Temple NILS On P. t.; 0o btls " Kane Co" On
p.t.; % bzls Victoria winter super 1t s4.5o;
100 brls (brand not aiven> t.; % brls Bloom
ington uneound at &4Ne Al delivered.
"AhAT-heee1ved, 1es,c4s bu shipped 7o.s6
bu* Market Gull and S@4e lover On Winter grades.
Ee1e:-nIk11h-s0 ou NO. heo IN STORE It
S-M; e'W0 oa no. hean stote u VIC o'00 bn
DO at Aei .oeo bu 90 1t $se; LEGO bR do At &c:
900 bu Rejected hed In store At 9oc; 5000 bu do
at ac. sfaKa-1,o0 es NO. store At 9a'5c;
s,0c bu do at e4c 800 n do lin Mum s scott's)
at Sic; 600 bn do at 98c' 5000 hu No. aspiring in
store At Sc; 5000 bu d. at sc; 5000 bu do In
Mum & Bcott'e) at SIC $4,000 bu do at Sc: IN
bu Rejected Spring in tpze at -; 1909 bu do st
nc; 2,600 hu do at 73c; SO bu do at 72xc.
CORN-ReceiYed, 912l75 bu; ehippad. 14a OK
bu Market 2a3e lo4,r, sales s:-5 nm hn Red
Mixed a1ost at 343sc: 1900 hu do at A.. mn hi,
do at $50; $50 bu Rejected af1oat At asc. N mn
tu Mixed Corn In etot 1t sse. q nm bn do a.
3a,Sc: IL g0O bu do at tsc. a5of, hn pefactoa =,
store at &c: a0l1 bu 10 at 2ake. O nm I'm 4,
at 2sc, ''0
oArs-Recetvcd- p 75 bn ehtnned N e,s,n
Market 1a1.<c 1nw.r so1as - ~ -
store at 35xc; 5000 bu do at asc ooo hn do at
acc 10 orn ~, a. ~ oo.i - = .,,t,, ~,-.~.. ~
o"e. ooVeo Gu 10 III 5Sc' o. o.-"lth 14c freight;
1,CC0 bu Rejected in etoe at 31c
RYE-Recefyed. 54a bu: ebfnne5 tx I'm
Market 1m. Sales :-sco bu No n store "a At so. M
BAKLEI-Recetyed, e3N hQ. Market dull and
shont tGc ,oue, sa1.. an r., rrr,a ~ - ro 49,
sdo In do a. q m. Aoo i, -naa,nr, a. o*s Soo -.
do At ACc: 40 hu do st 7t-a1, nm tr.rk
rvyc1v7rr,,,c
m1.1nn,1T c,,,1a tslee' " ptis a. ase.
TIMOTHY SEED-1a9 bags good at $1.75; 30
FLAX sEED-1a bagsfair at s1.ss.
BEANS-so bags primt at &1.75; Is bags at $1.7o
N176.
, 1862-10-21

Eral@ WaxehoHsos ard EfevA&or0 In
Liverpool.
This Liverpool ,Kau says:=-"Ws hA1e mach
com TIa8e, t6s DOCK Board has agreed to bald
warehouses, a ths cost Of &DQym. oo the dock
quays, with suitable machinery fos the dtschaEKe
md hao;Ilipx of grain. when, n,cQmpleted- about
two yea1s-he chargea on breadatuds will be ms
te1iaIlJ reduced, and uniform rate Adopted"
, 1862-10-21
CHICAGO CATTLE MARKER.

MosDAT EVENING, Oct Is, 1852.
BEEF CATTLE There were no receipts today
and consequentlythe market ruled quiet but with
ont change from Saturday. The cattle sold to-
day were thote received yesterday and the leay-
tngs ct Saturday market:
Mu1hall cold Hancock 1O1 head averaging .s1s
hs, at 81 SO, at Shernan's yards.
Mnlhsu told Hancock 363 head averaging 1.21S
fbe, 1t g. 65, At tame yards.
hughes sold Derby l6 hcsd averaging ], LA ns,
CIAvers cold Hancock fpY head nyefarinr 10
be. at 81 60, at tame Jarde.
oh1een sold Hughes l5 head averaging 1,l16 fbs,
at q 80. at eame yards.
Nipterbo&tom cold Hughes 81 head syerazi1R
1.037 1bs. at q. 90. at same yards
Ely cold Bow12nd II head averaging 800 fbe. At
q 50, at Michigan Southern yards.
Emerson 70 sold Bowland Is head averaging LIS
Tenrleton sold Bowlaud II head averaging L. ,1es
be, At $2.25.
on p, t., at LOOMS yards.
A0GS-No transactions.
, 1862-10-21

There viii be meeting held at Redmond Koer-
| niG's ealoon. 1G Green Bay street, on Thursdsy
| evening, at 7H O'Clock. Good speakers Mi be IN
| attendance. An are invited to attend,
BY order OF COMMITTEES.
, 1862-10-21

VIII meet Tuesday evening Oct. 21st 1t
Kutenson's Saloon, on Twelfth street ne.r
Halsted street, ut ~ O'Clock. An friends of
the Union, without distinction Of any former
political parties, who are in favor Of sustaining
the Union and crushing down the rebellion,
are invited. Hon. I. N. Arnold, Parsons, ESQ,
G: Butz, Esq, and other prominent speakers
will address the mee.*;:EnxE,
By order Of the CLUE.
, 1862-10-21

The Turks Island CORRESPONDENCE of the Her
chants' Exchange NeWB Room IL New YORK, eayea
Under date oE October lit: The export OF s1lt
last week exceeded 70,00o bushels. which brought
salt IL one6alf cent q 6nshel aud the bashel CON
tains thirty five imperial quarts: The production
ek ea1t Ia most favorable. and the mannActure oi
the salt1e material 10 RE1dua1lT i1cfeas1n&
, 1862-10-21
F&FVen 3KakalH.

ByTeae2Esph.l PSa RAyA1xA.
Qaiet and aeea4J. Wheat staaay. coeA quiet aAa
&e4dy.
P1o741oms.-Beef bs9V A11 AoQf1alx Polk
ACTIVE. TaI5ow deelininf. Asaae teesdy. suzR
q1dst. Coaso staedy. &&ee qa3sk &24 ssssdy.
1o1oeE r o. u 2; 80 - % e,eH7i 60 ~
&fM.
ME u mastxake boe4a haSs dac3tasd y, do
Oh haye also dea1ned. 1fte ehseee advanced H.
1opeefeF1sd a6vaneed u. ulI1nl8 Csntx14 shares
advanced IL, md uftnoae pAfAs up ehsxee n per
cent. Pe1a r. r. A NsftE4Ge bsads a4seeeed
1pe< eeAt4 ~.s.
, 1862-10-21

Union men. do not forget the primary election
house. corner Of Washington and Clinton streets,
Let all who Wfsh the election Of reliable delegates
be there present.
BY order ct Ward Committee
, 1862-10-21

There will be Union meeting on "Wednesday
evening ut the h0uBe Of Henry Klfnkle on Wells
street, near North avenue, to which Ill who are In
times. are invited. Let US forget politics. sna
preserve the integrity Of our loved country, and
nave WfRe meeting. J. K. 4uLER. Eec'Y.
, 1862-10-21

X03eAo Grain WaFket-0e4~ IT,
Racsivea q 80 b1 wheat aad 3a,a01 ha ooRa.
The @sds reports the MARKET unsettled with Lin.
ttsd Transactions. Ahsut 7,sGo b1 wheat changed
banda 1t 4l.lb19l.1 .1s 1T Nc. i and Michigan red,
md Il - sor white. Nothing doing In ooe1.
, 1862-10-21

and pSicea ne yery 8fm. W quote: Extra, t8 %
Qe. it qaaiit5, 35D06o5; a 9o:s 14H@
46O; "a Do, O. %; ordinary, Including belts
demsnd-dzessed d 35o0@3b0; llVe weight,
AhEnA
, 1862-10-21

The starting time for the EAatwaxd bound
trains for Chicago was not definitely settled.
but connection viii b uaAe with hoth
through txain4 s& Cley0laAd
, 1862-10-21

STEALING FROM 4 CLERGTMAE.-A horse
md buggy belonging to Rev. N. Colver were
stolen from the front Of his residence, is
North Carpenter street, \ few days since.
, 1862-10-21
J4ckeoS. Tenn, Oct. Il, 1866
Capt. c. P, Bradley, Chicago:
Report Of the Ladies Aid Association
Of the Etfkk R4pflxt EAurcl1

Report Of the Ladies Aid Association
Of the First baptist Church.
During the month Of September we have
been prosp5red. Old friends have been
liberal, and new friends have come to help.
In this month we have raised $10I97, and
sent of five bo1es-one to the gunboats on
the Tennessee River; three to Helena, Arkan-
6as, and one to a Rockford Regiment, en-
camped at Louisville. The donations receiy-
ed hare been as follows:
Mrs rhillips.. f4 81; Mrs; Wright, sl0o; Ed
&C.. &l9t0; J. c: Chapman, IS 90; Dean Austin,
Hseine tla93 ob Brysnt rs ssoSS g X K; Fec FEC
j: II. Tomlineon,. 5oc; III. Medstoae. sz.io: s.
Mears, toe; Elisha Mea1s. t0c; j. n. smith.
$50: M haTkinr; @ 81 M; HaEdenbnrgh 8 VII
baeket piums; Mrs. Field, 3 shirts. : pr dt1wers,
~ afs ss9s:i e!oss IL. !
Mrs. Stone Shirts H. arwe wSpl1o io Is eaeag
n tea; Ga1e Bros,' keg vine, 10 gallons wine %
n11;e, flo; Thomson s Tsmp!eion, box crackers:
dae. s ns d1}ed truit Marble S De corn rtafsh; T
drops; Mrs. Nadswo1th, trunk Paine. nottie
wshlsiy. DO POT. do cherry. :pongea IN esso.
4 Ne lap!OtA1 y DaT8 eQ1ps Mf. G0Odm4n, paCkAg
papers Mre. Boone. dsz a-qt jars; Mrs. Chase,
CHEESE. 4 bu onions.
Contents let box-1 pkg corn starch, pkg pa
pe1s, % prs dza.ert, foot rests. pr dsnnel
c1aN e1f, pkgs lint, .hirts. pra wooden eocks
lifeA pillcw cases. pillow ticks, hair pillowe,
letewe1s, eheet, 81 qtt plnns 2s qte tomatoes, !
bed ticks, u pre slippers, . rings-valae, $774S,
:, I'd Bex-3 pr socks, shirts, 8 pr drawers, roll
linen, dozen fine corabr, pillows, / bed tick,
1inss, pr clippers. qts peaches, qts plqms, %
OTIS tomatoes IA lbs sugar, lbs tea, ~ lbs com
eiafch, I b1tt1e Bourbon whieky, eponses, 1
psse fege. rkgc tapioc=, bottle Poft wine.
bot.!e Sherry. 2 nare HE soap. s lbs gum drops.
Sd Box-10 bottles wine, scans solid1aed milk, Is
qE tomatoes. Il II. corn starch. ns dried fruit.
2q's rea.hes, pr drawers, pz eocks, roll linen,
II tllirts.
4.h Box-1 box ginger snaps and crackers, Il 1bs
crushed tuea1, Is qte peaches, q1s tomatoes b.
tea roll of cotton, 81 combs, il papers co1a starch
pillow, shirts.
5th Box keg wine, 10 gallons wine, 10 spong.
es, value f50-
4 letter of acknowledgement and thanks
has been received By the society from A. "
PiattenbursE, agent ut Helena Of the Western
Sanitary Cnmm1ssiOn Of st 1.nuis
, 1862-10-21
Republican Union County Conyen.
tTs$M.

The Republican C1ion electors Of the county OF
Cock. AID all others, irrespective Of past party
affiliations. who endorse the PsesIdent's proclaua.
ton Of freedom, who are in favor of vigorous
prosecution Of the war for the overthrow of tres-
son and suhjngation Of trs1tofe, and for the pre-
eesSation Of the Constitution and the Union. are
hereby requested to hold primary meetings In the
towrehire ard wards Of Cock coa1ty. on Tues
day, October slet, Tor the election Of delegates to
County Convention. TO be holden at Metropol;-
tht Eall, at o'clock p. m, on Thursday. the I'D
Of October, for the purpose Of lumirA.ipg can-
Gida1e for Senator IN the t,ctnty f;h district and
tire Representatives in the i ninth (westl dis
trfct: two Representatives In the sirtseh {soath}
district: tso Representatives in the slr:yfrs&
{ncsth> district; also, candidate for Sheriff, and
candidate for Coroner.
The Convention will also choose County Cen
tral Committee to setve for the ensuing year, aud
viii traneact such other business as may be pro-
Iee115 brought before it.
In the township meetings, the polls will be
opened at 2 p. m and kept open until ?. nj and
a1 the ufual places Of holding elections, unless
the Township Committees eha1l select other pisces
and give general notice Of the same. The meet
ing for West Chicago will be held In Holstelu. at
Stcinhouee's salcon.
At Evaneton the meeting Will be held at the
Reynolds House, FTP N. and at Hyde Park at
1p. m at the depot.
In the city Of Chicago the meetings viii be held
At the following places, and the polls will be
opened at O'Clock p. m and kept open until 7
O'Clock:
1et Ward-Qriert House.
ID WaId-S86 State street.
Sd Ward d-Shellf's 0ddce In Court House.
~ EaEd-Armosy;
| 51h Ward-Etgine house. corner Of Washington
| AID Clinton et1eets.
6sh WAtd-Neat Markst
| 9Th Ward-F. FrillmAu.e conner of Wells and
| Division streets.
| 6th Ward-Eofth Market
91h EATd-caEpente1's shop On Gas street, be-
1e:h Wafd-Chaa. Lind. corner of Twelfth and
| Cnfon stfeete.
The electors Aforesaid, 1t the psimazy meetings,
| WIN put In nomination candidates fox Township
md Ward ooacen. In the towns OF North, south
aId West Chicago the delegates elected to thu
County Convention VIII nominate candidates tos
Town ofhcerr. The ward committee will declare
the result Of the eansass Tor wazd supervisor
Ut thu polls.
| Tbe different Waeas and toWnah{pe Win b sati
tied to &e1eRH*&e q follows:
, 1862-10-21

F1RE.-The alarm Of fire Last evening shout
O'Clock wss caused by the burning Of hay
stack, corner Of HA1sted Street. and the Ar
cher road.
, 1862-10-21
LAW IN NTELLI2EyCK
The Canal Boat CAse-The Efnd ne.
1AlCAt10n Suits.

- VIA "Ao ~ L. ~ V. H. h-p Qep05lLl0nS OF
Roberts and Stewart, de bene esse filed, defend
ant has leave to cross examine. No. 59s-De-
fault On two defendants on sci ,fd and Judge
ment- No. 599-Same order. No 613-De-
fault, clerk to assess damages. No. S18-
Chancery- defendants time extended 80 days
to tske proof. Nos. 80 and 31-Chancery-
came order, proof to be taken before 2, A.
Hoyne, Special Commissioner. No. e.
ChaRcery-Decree fer conp1ainants for relief
as asked. No. 255S-Leduc & Gibbs, vs. Steven
kulling. The motion to dismiss the libel in
this case, On the grounds that the canal boat
Leonard was not enrolled, and that ono Of the
hbtllants is an alien, was oyerruled on Satur-
day morning. It will be recollected that the
grounds Tor tlis motion were stated at lanrth
in the TRIBUNE Of Friday. The case was set
down, for . hearing On the merits, Monday
morning, at which tine it was argued and
taken under advice.
CIRCUIT CoCKT OF Cook CoCxTY.-Bsfoye
Hon. George NanieFfe.-No. 401-Motion eet
aside, decree to stand over to Wednesday
morning. No. -Chancery-Set down for
hearing Wednesday morning, No. $50
Clsncer5-Motion to dissolve Injunction to
be at p. n. on Wednesday. No. 434-
ChancerJ-Coutiuued. No. 3a5-Caancery-
Demurrer argued and taken under adrisement-
No. GS1-Detault; court to assess No. 355-
Bill dismissed at complainaut's costs. No.
GGa-Dismisscd at p. c.
6rrER1oR CoCRr-B5ore Hon. Fan H.
Higgins.-No. G36-Motion Of defendant to
vaeate judgment rendered October 16. 1862.
No. 1ss-Appealed; bond fled and approved.
No. S1S-Motion of defendant to suppress
depositions Of Wickham and Hughes; over
ruled. Nos. $50, 49G, 756-Dismisscd at .. c.
Nos. 425, 720 and 121-Submitted to court
and judgments for plaintiff. An order was
entered for twelve petit jurors (ta1lsmeu) re-
turnable forthwith.
E.3o7e Hon. J. H. Wilson-C Charcery IN
CAdn.1ess-No. G'7-Horatio Seymour ct al
Fs. J. ". Davis Ct al +; report Of Master filed
and confirmed. Judgment dscreed for *2s,-
40. No So3-Set for hearing on Friday next,
Ne. 6oG-J. 81. Stuart d Co. vs.. Herman
GelEcke ct Ill. order to examine defend
ant Gelpcke as witness for complainant No.
City Of Chicago rs. Sylvester Lind, Robt.
II. Foes and Benz. F. Carver; action on an
official bond of Sylvester Lind, late Treasurer
Of the Board Of Sewerage Commissioners and
alleged to be defaulter in the sum Of Sc, 600
The boud is signed by Messrs. Foss and Car
yer, and is for sl00, 900.
The suit vas on trial during the whole Of
yesterday, and will be continued today. 1t
is, as is generally known, one Of series Of
re - lofn
, 1862-10-21
GOVERNMENT EToCH8.
9, s. 6s 81 lea. .l1041s q. S. SIS 81 COUPE 1O3x
@ rIsat = n2sf91sea Sag; 81 glss u e. 81 Fgtd.


MONDAY EVENING, October 80, se53.
1So7r1s 1oz 1As9 roRrE- -E1aur soaxs,
Flour- Wheat Com. Oats. Ryc.Brl'y
c,r., brts' o.; sa,o b. nse,, ba. ba- bu.
Sff lis liz 'sss 4sss Us Us 'is is ,ss IS 81
i; .s;Ss S.; s; ~ s$;s S. IS ~;
To.a........ sa14 1osOla a12s7s a7s75 5ass SD
= S!!fs; IT,. ~ =; gs:. ST 81 tsss Ess
lbs. brls. ns. Cattle. Ms No.
s@S9Ra 49,: -: ::.: -. il isssS SS -: -:
$zs $zs Va SSH ~ i'd i; i Il; iss & &
3stLRR. 80. 49,. ~. 49,. 49,,
Total ... sss4a lso 1870 1855 ssos1 1850
SHIPMENTS sr LAKE,, LAST roRrT-naur Houae
x!aaz , Tesst Corn osts R,s Bar
To Bae.lo.. 1860 1850 1s7az 1oz;4 Us ~. w
To- To- 0sEego.. 80. 1@4.Do @ 80.
r; r. ossessss 6s3ss'Ts: 81; 1890 sas -: -: -:
To other ports 49,. i35 500 49,. 49,: 49,.
Total .......1i54s 7oaas 1&ssa; 1o275 is -.
REcETTs AND sH1PHKN7s Br cAxA1-ocT. ,ls.
Receipts. Shipments.
Wheat bu..".... 3ooa Lumber, # 80. ss7sss
SEEDS SEEDS Ss.:.. Ss :: $50 $50 Istb. PC: @ 49,: eeS@
6tayee, pcs 4l,&D
The receipts Of produce to-day. Included 9s14
brls aour 1oa, ,osa bu wheat, a1s475 bu corn 27,7s
bu. oats. 5,4s6 bu. rye, SSH bu. barley.
The receipts Of seaeat on khe corresponding date
in 1861 sce,s l6s,7oa 6uehels.
There was good attendance On Change to-day,
, 1862-10-21
THE CITY.

NOVEMBER HARrER.-Walsh, corner Madi-
ron street and Custom House Pl2ce, has the
Harper and continental Ionthlies for Novem-
, 1862-10-21

The WaFa Cd t1Wh eosb1nittes8 win AAn tAs
III 10 osek u thaie respective wards ~
towns. 0F AatAeg3tY, @, n. H0xpRH.
JuIIux g. RuM4HT,
1oe1FM MRpt1L,
I..C. r FRxgn,
1A0on R9HH.
II 0MLMARfH.
Members of County Central Qonujttee,
Chicago. OF. II, 16q3.
, 1862-10-21
Tenth Ward Union Club.

Tenth Ward Union Club.
In response to the call Of the Ward Com
mittee, the Union men Of the tenth ward met
at knetemeEer's, On Saturday evening, Octo-
her 1S:h- The meeting was called to order
and II. B. Rengar, Esq, nominated chairman,
and VIM II. Haase, secretary.
Upon motion, \ Union Club for the tenth
ward Was organized and the following named
gentlemen elected - central committee: r.
Il. Dow, G. ". spaftord, WIN. d. Haase, B.
HOLMAN, Vim. DeAckman, George Leslie-
The following gentlemen, 2. 4. Smith,
Ruger and ID. schader, were elected - com
mittec to obtain singers for the future meet
mgs~
Hwas the wish and desire that every Union
man in the tenth ward, without difference oi
any former political party, would join thia
Union Club.
Upon motion, adjourned until Tuesday next
At the same place.
n. H, HAAsE, sec'y pro ten,,
, 1862-10-21
Arrival ef Gen. Rfpotsus.

Owing to m unfortunate dstcntion upon tho
Pittsburgh l. Fort Wayne Railruad, Gen. Prem
tes did not arrive hero LIST evening until naar
IL O'Clock. The train was due 1t quarter
past eight, and In expectation Of his arrival 1t
that hour N impomptu committee Of citizens
had arranged for IN escort Of the gallant Cen
ersl from the depot to the fremont House,
and reception which should express the con-
grstulations Of our citizens at his safe return
from captivity. We understand, however, that
he Will be received publicly this evening upon
which occasion it is not unlikely the general
viii give his views upon the war ~ well u
some Of his experiences g prisoner.
, 1862-10-21

D1s0f and Grain in 9&eFe In 0h1ea<es
The 1oGloV1nE tAh2e shown the ANeaat af Fle1f,
WHEAT md Cosa In store I'm this city to-day, CON-
pared with the amount IN Btoxo 4 Wesk A2e, a1A
tie pQk1eepQnsafnR &eta last yaat:
, 1862-10-21

Go no THE BEsr-Go to BKYAHr 4 SrRAr-
fos's CHICAGO COMMERCIAL COLLEGE, to get q
thorough business education.
t Cook Mc1a1n. BteAn Dyefs and ecoure1 aB
Dearborn and 120 8. Clark GIeetR clean and dye
ladies' md kentemens clothes In the best and cheap
est mAnnor The oldest established hopsa in the catT
Call On Dunlop, sewell spalding for Printing u
nov11-h22i-1y
, 1862-10-21

{VN &AHsR ~ II . N71A1O140V y !ANV@
4H1 ING ACADEMX. Corner OF Clark 8ph Meuroe
ST, Tie aprontmeats Of the Academy aru perfect
plets tue teachers src competent and sttea-
tive and Wttl spare pains to give enrs sats4cttou
competent lady teacasr will Hssst III all see md
dtSete esrecal attention to the lates rbI.dTen
clssses. The 1at- dances will introduced, and ali
dances systematically tAuRht-
MetklJ school toiFtcs. Tuesday evening.
The AC2,Iesny (which has beeu renc6ae& 4n1 n.
fed. and the LARGEST and eleg tho W4zt1
can be rented one evening in the week for belee3
prtykte part1es- j. EDWIN MARITIME
| oc1S-rSSHt1m Boz i3ik
, 1862-10-21


The voters of the First Ward met at the
Orient Honse few evenings since, pursuant
to cali, and recommended the following ticket
Of delegates, to be ballotted for at the Union
Convention primary meeting Of the ward On
the 21st inst:
B. ". Raymond, Charles Walker. D. q.
Booth, G. P. ]. Arion, J. P. Lynn, Henry
Winning, c. e. Ham, John L. Wilson,
Philip Picstes, o. q. Hough, David Bates, G.
G. Wicker.
The meeting recommended Dr.. 4. Gibbs
for Ward Supervisor, and appointed J. G.
Dore, G. Walker, l.. q. Davis and ]. G. Owen
as Inspectors OF the ward primary meeting, to
be held On the 2lst inst, from to 7p. NJ, at
the Orient House, corner Of State and Van
Buren, streets.
, 1862-10-21

"ANTED-Gent1emen, Ladies,
w or returned soldae74 Wishing pleasant and
profitable Axsncy reQ1irtnx small esPtts I'D Sheh
DELIBLE MARl1NG PENCIL NEAT and usefm
ticic {Aad no huunbuE. and for marking linen the
receipt 0. zoo or sample pencil. tsfms Dc, 50 cents
in stamps eE sample Of marking. one stAmg; 4ddrs9
fr91
, 1862-10-21

NEEr1xa.-The Ladies Life Guards will
meet at LIS LasA1le street, On Wednesday eve
niuc st O'Clock a full attendance Is de-
Erred.
, 1862-10-21

DrEcurn's NEW Book.-"Eyes and Eus,''
1yy Henry Ward Beeeher, and tPoems BY
Oliver Wendell Holiness are among the 1ata
s,1lv,1s ut Walsh's, corner Of Madison street
and Custom House Place.
, 1862-10-21

B Capt. Cooley, Of the Mercantile Bat
tory, WAS few days ago presented by Messrs
Thompson, Doggett, Briggs and others, with
flue bay horse It is splendid animal, and
worth, perhaps, $3.50.
, 1862-10-21

RolDEnY.-A poor wonlan, named O'Con-
nor living en- Cottage Grove Avenue who had
ccn,e down town to lay in her winters sup-
ply Of fuel, lost her wallet containing thirty
1se dcliars, yesterday morning, in Freedman
4 Gooakind's store. She says she laid it
n1'on the counter and 1t Immediately disap.
7jclrrd
, 1862-10-21

NJ QronCN.-Last evening vas the Togular
meeting night Of the Common Council At
the usual hour the roll was called, when only
seven aldermen ausweEed to their names and
1he council stood adjourned for two weeks for
Ha1, OF quorum.
, 1862-10-21

tE "Harper's" ard Continental' for
November have been received By 11cNally j.
Co, 81 Dearborn street.
, 1862-10-21

EXCURSIONS TO CH1cAGo.-An excursion
from Rockford to Chicago is announced to
Guards Of that place, next Thursday.
An excursion to this city from Princeton,
Bureau county, VEL also take place some day
this week.
, 1862-10-21

r. NIIRAS4lE'S DANCING
~ ACADEMY,
~ Nsbnsh Avenue between AG am8 Aud Jackson etA
Glars open at al times for beginners.
CM1IpRyS.s Class every 1esdaE and Saturday.
Tuesday night for scholars and friends and no peE
bonA adMired excerpt those introduced BY sehotA,s-
ee.ruEE8M
, 1862-10-21

FEsTNAL.-The young men connected with
Ihe Sherman House, will hold Festival at
.bfetropolitan Hall, on Wednesday evening,
1he cd inst. The proceeds will be for the
benefit Of their follow men, whose liberties
have been given them by the late ensctmeats
of the Federal Government. The public re
most respectfully Invited to sttendls -
, 1862-10-21

NEET1kG At THORNTON SrAT1os.-A Union
meeting Was held at Thornton Station. in
this county, on Saturday afternoon, at which
Atssrs. Arnold, Larned and Hessing spoke.
st wae well attended, and an excellent spirit
was manifested Ali the people of that neigh
torhood, most Of whom have sons, brothers.
os other relatives in the army Of the Union,
sre alive with patriotic feeling and earnestuess,
and will not vote for any man whose position
1S'atiyc to the war is at all doubtful
, 1862-10-21

PEnsoSA1-J. E Murphy, esq, has return
ed to the city after an absence Of eleven years.
oud Fire Insurance Company. Mr.. Murphy
will be remembered by many Of the earlier
residents Of the city, who viii be pleased 10
leaT OF his IcturE.
, 1862-10-21

ES OPPOSITION TO TIE STREET CARs,-We
learn TINT there is 8 movement on foot amopr
lie residents of the West Division, to place
apon Lake street line Of omnibusses which
shall leave each end Of the route every ten
7h:nr:es. Thirty three tickets are to be sold for
S1.M. The reasons for this step are said to be
1he crowded state Of the street CATS, and the
llgh rates OF iare charged.
, 1862-10-21

4 letter OF acEnow1edgem aud thanks
has been received by the society from 4. ".
PiattenbursE, agent ut Helena Of the Western
Sanitary Commission Of St. Louis.
, 1862-10-21

HOTEL CukSGE.-Col. Horace Walters, for
1ye years past, clerk Of the Burtis House at
Davenport, has retired from his position to
lake similar one st the fremont House, in
sllis city. The Colonel is the prince Of good
tvllc~s, and will be welcomed here by hosts
of friends.
, 1862-10-21

IEYAST 4 sTnATToE's COMMERCIAL. Cor.
..rGE RooMs-Were well filed Inst evening
The evening sessions never commenced With
: better attendance, Young men who study
11eir Own interests will make their xxrsuRe-
ments tor attending tbs College the coming
Hinter.