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Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1862-06-13

OFFERS FOR SALE AT THE MOST FAVORABLE
~ prices, full and complete stock Of GROCERIES,
comprising-
SUGARS, TOBACCOS,
COFFEES, CIGARS,
MOLASSES, SPICES,
TEAS, SALT,
NAILS, DRIED FRUIT,
GLASS, @ WOODEN WAKE,
FISH, &C., &C., &c.
Together with all articles included in this line, +
which the attention Of purchasers respectfully invi
VS.. HUMPHREYS,
lee aga 1o4 Second street, Muscatins, Iowa
June II. lsss-dswsn la as s-9i
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= OUIsvILLE WEEKLY JOURNAL, Subscription
IL recsivsdat 2l5 ,.,,.
l.sassz- ala-- PAI2ER's.
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~ Prof. Abbey's Sabb ath school conven
ton will continue daily through this week
Notwithstanding the numerous engagements
and attractions of the week it is we'll attended
and progressing finely. All are captivated
with the melodies of the Morning Star. The
closing entertainment will be at fremont
Hall on Saturday evening n ext, 14th inst.
sUcThe citizens of Muscatine city and
county are requested to contribute for the
sick and wounded soldiers of the l1tH lore
regiment, in Camp Hospital the fo
ticles, which will be taken to them aud prop
erly distributed by Col. A. NJ Hare, who will
leave for this regiment on Monday, the 10th
inst The articles should be left at Compton's
store between this and Saturday, the 14th
inst, in time to be packed
Alright fruit of all kinds in cans,
Dried frnit " Is IS
Small crackers,
Arrow root,
Corn starch,
Native wines,
Dried beef,
Pickles in cans or stone jars,
Dried herring in boxes, and other articles
suitable for the sick.
Strawberries left on Thursday the ladies
will put up.
Those in the city that do not being in their
contributi ,ns will be called upon by the COM
mittee on Friday and Saturday.
Muscatine, June 9th, 1862,
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WARRINGTON, June 10,
We are informed by two persons, one re-
Gently from Charleston, the other from q
citv in the interior of Southwestern State,
that the rebels are still entirely cheerful and
confident of ultimate victory. The loss of
New Orleans they regard as but temporary.
They expect to lose Charleston, Mobile, and
perhaps all the aboard cities, but they de-
clare that they will retire into the interior
where they can never be subdued.
Information from rebel sources of an I'm.
usually trustworthy character, indicates thai
j Beauregard discovered that at Corinth he was
at the mercy of Halleck, who could make
him fight or delay battle at his pleasure
| Fully pursuaded Of this fact, and believing
battle as inevitable he retreated.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1862-06-13

1.IEItQnAfH1CI
Jackson makes a Stand
; near Harrisonburg.
FIGHT IN PROGRESS
PROBABLE FAILURE OF NAL.
L'a STONES MISSION.
What has become of the Cali
f0rnia Mails.
COLLECTION OF TAXES IN THE
REBEL STATES.
Business Resumed at Memphis.
DESTRUCTIVE FIRE AT PEORIA.
AN EXPEDITION TO THE INTE-
RIOR OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
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on Cat Island.
On the 22d he stood for Georgeton, en-
tered Swampet Creek, steamed past the
city wharf, not being prepared to hold the
place. He abstaned from landing, knowing
that contest with the artillery and cavalry
in the place would destroy the town. He
afterwards assembled TOT the Wacomaw river
to a point 10 miles above Georgetown,
through fine country, and meeting no OBJ
structions he brought off contrabands. The
rebels were leaving the plantations, driving
their negroes before them in all directions.
One hundred and fifty rebel prisoners,
| principally of the Georgia tigers and 18th
| Virginia, captured at Front Royal, were
brought here to-day and transferred to the
provost guard by whom they were escorted
to the Old Capitol military prison.
ta ST.. LOUIS, June 10.
| James E. Yeatman, President of the SAM
tary Commission, this morning received a
dispatch from Gen Haleck stating that hun
dreds of women and children, in that vicinity,
were in starving condition. Their husbands
and brothers have all been pressed into the
rebel army and robbed of everything, and he
] appeals to the citizens of st. Louis to aid the
sufferers. :. :, =.
Mr.. Yeatman laid zen. naHsSA ~lsP"'S,
before the Union Chamber of Commsrce ana
So 900 worth of provisions was Immediately
subscribed. and committee appointed to
collect money. =,
j Similar proceedings were had at the DC
Chamber OF Commerce, and liberal subscrip-
tons of food and money were made. The
citizens generally are all furnishing large
. supplies of provisions, and from present ap
pearances the hospital steamer Empress
which will leave for Pittsburg Landing to
morrow, will be heavily laden with food to-
the suffering Southerners.
Contributions from other points, addressed
q to Brig. Gen. Cullom, chief Of staff, Corinth
!, Miss. will be properly distributed, None.
is not required, as there is no provisions II
f the country to purchase.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1862-06-13

And will Positively Prevent Yellow
Fever, bilious Fever, &C.
, 1862-10-26

NEW YORK. OFT. 25.-FLotu-Markat heavv,
nr:, 't1.a. AID teG2'c l"wsr. ss!c. ",7v9 b!l= III
::.:Hl::"5 f''r s.iur E'htr; kG'ts''. ii. fo: rA'ra
common to lnes!5l'u extra do; *7lG{t7 10 for
cnn!lucn 10 &c. shipping Brasls extra Eo:a ll1u;.
uhin. hrd S'!.Ms.t' 10: trade hr'in.ts: Maske,
!o-1ni h nv: VIII! no huscrs n 1lsa lido ,la.s-
t:0is. Canadian fivir }tayy atI luwts: sslrs ri
.U ball. a ~ l,r Common, AMI Fl t:i.I ~
(n. -: d cf,ntce extra Rye uut Qitc1 slna =cl1y
at $ lt@..H'. tor1 meal steady with snail sa!es
mlsIs-Mark.t luwef; sales scu bs,a at $50
3GNc.
HnA!S-Vhest olcncd heavy and eloac,l dull at
&c i hu lower; fa'es 80 t0) hn. citeaso :lrin.:
=; tSi1s@l y; ssc.tj ta Milwaukee, e,,', 4:
ti ai 81 III {Gi @iatt! Gu; is neft liza Il =!
IT, Sli,e " s!ic5i:::ss an ri sisS Is isye W @ aSs;
ard nolninal'y, Unchanged. Barley malt rules
% nn Ganaian ftas nj Ellis corn 1a'ee seue: - al Sy
VIII, :, q! demand for expot. aud ioms n.s. Thc
"sss.sn. aud EaGtac for dan,aseI aud ntyy nci,ci.
QUIZ dull al 55@57c lu1 common 10 prime ncw and
G:I.;e - fn!f IL good refined. salts of 3ao hhls
I,y auctinii liz hhls New Oflsa,.s At III sy;o
ll.ao. Mo:asses 4ui.. hut prizes we'll Enatnsafurd
sat = ot 20 hhl ,fe1to Kco at c, and by uuctiuu
80 bfli New ur;e lbs at 800 i3c cash.
doing; t;les y btls. a, $l3 81 TX for mess;
sly tn l3QN for prime rss, aud Ill Is for pr1nle
Isrcf qnict ard unchanged; Ea1cs TO hrls. at $3.50
G7t0 ior choice prime; IS WGl1b,75 for chnlce
msss $l2tpGI3 15 for r. packed mess: $i3 6tep
r. 10 & to1 extra n,s.s rflIse nasts gsef anl besf
4"sst At 5hGt';c for shoulders; 7HG17.4c for
hams. iacau sidts In better denlsud and !ls.a:
sales 575toxse nt &c for cnmbfd cut msda!es; aH
-for storl cI. nr ami tnclndtn. lnnE crar for De-
ttmbcr and January delivery ut 8ala9;. Lard
market heavy and SC lover. Sales 2,275 bTls. at
10h,Mitc. Including I,7a] brls. for i}eee!nbcr and
,Ia1Uaty delivery. On PIT Butter nrnl ard III fair
demand at l5Ssl9c for Ohfo. nn.a 2JDi0c for etste
CiH esr a'o very firm ut 9h@l1c.
uSWEGO, Oct. t.25.-FLorn-Stcady.
t;RA,S-Mhcat scarce aud market lru1 bnt quiet,
Sale ii TON bu. winter rcd Indiana at {i.2s.
Corn scarce and no sales. Harley III demand.
salr III iMD bu fahadtan ON prtva'e terms.
CANAL. fKt1a1trs-Da. Flour 3i13sc, wheat
1thc 10 NV York
LAkE lMronrs ,50,h In wheat. .
EArnnTs-1, 80 ttls ilonr, ttN bu wheat, % 900
Eu barley.
, 1862-10-26

MONETARY.

SATURDAY EVENING, Oct. IS, 1862.
With most Of the bankers the demand for mon.
ey continues active. The eeason Is drawing rapid.
iy to close aud operators ate anx1ous to send
forward all the prodocathey can. The cold wealth
er ofto.day, with significant snow equais, tho fret
Of the season, will b. apt to hurry up tsan.actitns
The signs Of approaching winter have oyes,aksa
uB nealty. ifnot quito. month earlier than usHa,
The packers certainly hayo bad all the cold wealth.
er for eesc1al days past they could have wished.
Bankers are beginning to receive large offerings
fEcm this important department OF the business Of
the city.
majority Of the banks report New York Ex-
change eensibly closer. The usual buying psicc
IL 's discount. though two or three houses still
chargc-H OF. They eel 1onnd lots at = discount
hut the more usual selling figure is p.r. This
market is still abundantly supplied At our DUO
t4tfone.
Gold opened in New York at so.k premium and
closed at so1. There the ususl buying p,ico was
80. Tfanlacsions limited.
Old Treasury Notes were bought at 2G. There
arc very few Offering as the high prices have a.
tracted nearly all ofthem to Wall street.
Silver WAS bought It 221q5. These quotations
always apply to halves and quarters. Small change
fs unsaleab1e.
, 1862-10-26
nJA-RTNII NEWS.
VESSELS PASSING DETROIT.
Especial Dlfra!tl to the Chicago Ttibnnc.l
UkTNO1T, Uct. u,
rr,-rrop. Acme.
DowE.-l'arh Chicsgo. Twilight, Northwest
tchr. Metropolis, Dewitt.


hRNIvED...... :. October u.
stnr sunbtam, Morgan: Two Rivers. tundries.
lror untunaEon. Wilkins, Gudt1.yh, III bA:s
rsop Wsr,aa coHl:sy. 1,nfr.1o sun.rlcs.
l;ark Tnse"la. hit'n'd:on, t;fan's uavsn, ~ III
l'rIs Susan A Clark, Peterson, hiu-kegon s5 h,
ns!g f.qz. T.dl,. nr,1.||alo. r,.| i,n9nl; ta!t.
big sehast1l,olt Williams, Grant lIsvcn, SIS III
vris s!ohrKxn. Giin@,. Buffalo. :5) III lam''sr.
schr Ennis, l:mbreeit, Muskegon, ,Rs d lsn,hcr.
Sclr Little bcllc, Liston. Mnskegon, 10j IN lual-
sell1 1lonest John. Roland, kalamazoo, % m lum-
Der, 20 eds w"ud.
;' 81; $ ss S.aS s$ss H;s S'fs s'e'
seht Active, r1sclson. Grand Haven, IS tn lumber,
sehr Nary spra,t. Grand Haven. 70 N lumber.
be1, 81 III square timber.
| schr Albany, paulttn. centIeyil'c. s. cds wood.
i hf hr iiI iiard SeKay. uskcson Is i N II inmhsr. H.
Schr % uem' ftcc erickson, MsEss,n I 6 @ m lumber.
sehr lnreer. Tohmron. Holland - eds wood.
sehF B,1nsr Eton Wsls5 eo;;. s 9 p'ys 1'5 III
sslr Nusseson, AcEae, ehas'e::cSi le, e. MUM.
seht 5ar,;r fM1IatI'na' 1Aoihs'n' Aaao'azoo' " IN
s,h, S;is1san, 1chnsor. osv-.o. qns h,1, s.,t
St. E,na,n III f,n H,ni,i Dr,:,o ~, IL ~. s.'.
se"f oos le' i1esqas 1s1e' ai9 TONS
sehr Co1i in,hiap, 1l:um:n, prcsqae 1slc. 80 tons
| ,., % %Geal. pu.. p;n,,, "A. ..,
sehr Sn1ig.n ,;ni, a"IS sun n,,
| schr Brown: Willisus, Nnifalo. TO suas coal
ssh fmh,'1e9ge g. , keid 6 amSs1
Stht y. r., i%.Nn, s'1.n nnseA: ~ III nrsntaS
sehf mary Motton. 'anelta' ffesque lsle, WI
s+,- p1Ho.o,drco f1.rr p,o,,,, 1s,o o., Ian.
| a;,.t Goat; n.o.ao. r..., c.o., o.,
Sen' ~. WA y y, rshegan' "tsen has
, 1862-10-26
LAW INTELLIGENCE,
Progress Of the lsure1a Case.

UNITED STATES ClKCrlr CouRr-Rfore
Hou, IhonaS DruMn.oad,- The case Of Busch
W.. Du1cl. and Dexter, MAS Saturday morning
called up for argument. the cntiro session Of
Friday having been spent III reading
The plcadirgs and proofs. Mr. aver opvned
the argument IN tho part Of the complainant
aud occupied tho whole Of tho day. Many
points were presented aud number Of author.
ities read. The points made were urged With
great force and.wcrc principally That the exec
usors lad 10 roFcr 10 culba1k or orcontinue tue
funds Of the estate In tho banking business,
under the relations existing between the par.
ties. at the timo Of Thos. DuEeh's
death, the partnership relation hay
Ing been dissolved by agreement Of
parties. as well as by the death Of tho tes.
tatos. It was also insisted, as matter Of fact,
that tho cxecutsix and executors neyor cxo.
cuted the power of discretion provided for III
the will; that I, H. Bureh had the business Of
the house entirely uldcr his oTu coutrol;
that his statements to tho tesla ors OF the
situation and condition Of tho nliatrs Of tho
bank, ns well rs to tho oratrix, since the tcs-
tators, deceasc, were enlireIy,,dINerent from
wha. he now urges as true; that the assign
Ill I'll was made to relieve himself from cnl.
tattas unconslec:cd with the business
VI 1lsc bank, fid that he never claimed TO tho
executors Of tho estate, that the estate oflthclr
tsstator was interested In bis business or liable
tor The debts thctcIn contracted until his
Ft1Va'c purposes required It. The case to still
I'll trial ard will probably occupy at least QUO
day moro.
ANn1vAl Or THE SEvESrY.r1nsr It11yo1s
vo1ISrEEEs.-Thi regiment recruited for
three months al Camp Douglas, and which has
been toiog duty ut Columbus, KY, returned
to the city on Thursday, with one hundred on
the sick llst. Attor lying Oh tho track oppo
eite camp I'LL yesterday noon, tho sick were
removed with care BY tho post surgeon and
post chaplain, mostly to the Marine Hospital
the ba1ahce were provided for In the depot
last night, by the Camp Douglas Aid Society
and supplied with such nourlshmcnt as thoJ
required until proper quarters nre assigned
them.
We spoke, a few daYs ago. Of getting suit
ablo building for all United States Hospital
ond we arc pleased to learn that tho post sur
geon is moving In tho matter with all diligence
10 accomplish worthy object.
The balance Of tho 7tst arc at North's old
Amphithe.trc.
WAR MERTiso.-TAo ncxt war meering,
nhaer tue. auspices o. tho Young Mems
Ca'la''ah association, will be hold In the
Clark street Aethodi.t Eplscon,, 0hurch cor.
AfYf4
, 1862-10-26
1lIE TORY IIEnIOCleAT1U MEET
1MN.
treason Talked B0llly.

The Dcmocntfc meeting at Bryan Hill on
Saturday night was almost a total failure. The
audience at tho largest barely half filled tho
Hall. Instead Of tue long list ofspeakcrs from
attoad advertised in the Tory Organ, Dick
McTiick and "lIoya in Sherman did tho talk.
i1g. "1ioyo in," strange as It may appear,
,:;,t:e q speech, chisily devoted to attacking,
thu Chicago TAlnuSE. Ills speech Of course
1t won'tl ,c impossible to report and consc-
qurrtly wc cannot present It. If he s7outA
oply wtite 1t out, however, VIC should be
pleased 10 pub,isl. 1t yerbatim from the
original manuscript. 1t WIS pitiab1e sight,
towescr, to ste the poor tnol speak Ills piece
wilich Av had relearsed under Tho tutorship OF
Story, and to so far lose nll sunse Of patriotism
as to declare 1Dst ''llic Union vas about
played ou," and to encourage tr~ason openly
at tue bidding Of hislnastcrs. Uaconseipus'y
hc hes settled his doom. NJ lvyal man ufll
.otf for Ffan1: Sherman.
Dick 3tcrr1ck followed in another treason.
ablo hampguo Of thc bittcrest description. liz
fully carried out tho platform established
by Story, Hayes & Co., and attacked tue
Administration upon all sides. H. unblusl..
Iugly declared 'mSelf tho opponont o1 Tue
Administration and Of Abraham Lincoln
poclaimcl the Union Cause lost; laudcd tue
course England Is pursuing haunted soldiers
wllo we're present with fighting for pay; ox-
pressed no sympathy with Unlon troops
luuacd Buell. and left ali easy and open infer
cnco rs to tho location Of his sympathics.
During tho reasonable hafangue, and
whiEo ho was declaring tho Union cause lost, I
frcedom.loYiDg, loyal swlss, named j. l.. D.
Ponuaz, stung to the quick By tic utterances
ct.cd out "lhat is llc." Immediately tf,t
crowd In the hall cried "pu
him out,'' "kilt hlm," "shoot
him." and made q rush for him. Th{
gallant swlsa manfully stood hts ground, ant
two soldiers from Camp Douglas, whe
Netc excited by tho. Insults lleapet
upon them by the speaker, whit
1snomlnated them rs hlrcllngs, spranf
to iiis eido to defend him. Tho crowd shiuoi
back. Tho speaker went on, but was ayatr
Interrupted by an officer from Camp Douglas
who gave him tho tic. Tho GRO Sd though
prudence tho better part Of yalor, and did no
oleet hln1.
At tie conclusion Of tho speech tho treas
onable pow.wow was over anl tho audtenc
went home. We hare ncitlrr tho space no
tho inclination to po'luto our columns viii
tue treason that Was talked. The very pres
cncc alone, Of F,auli Sherman at tho meeting
will grind him 10 powder at tho ballot.box
Let hin beware, and hide from the Btorn
which Is gathering about him.
, 1862-10-26
CHICAGO DAILY NIAKK1ST.

SATCnpAT EVENING, Oct. IS, 1862.
FNElGiITs-Qutet. The engagements were !:
TO BCfFAto:-Sch1. Fashion, corn ut 15c. echrs
Cuba and Chfrington, wheat at 1Gc. To QswEGo:-
ftl,r. GtrItt Smith, corn at at &c, per 70 tt5s. 10
CARE V1ScENv:-schr Monticello wheat ut 2s1Hc;
fclir. Gro. Steele corn at a1c.
F1.OCIt-Iscettvcd 5.93s hris; shipped 4,5W btlz.
Markets dnll md ahuut t5c. lower. Sales:-1QO
t'ls rs. 4 r. Wtsc's' white winter extra at IS 81
!u brls "Mouttol" al 81 25; 40 brls "sneal'." ut
360l; Ito bIts "t'omo" at $5c0; to brls ''ccd,r
Fnlls' at s. 80; 40 1rs fair sp1ing Extra 1t II 65;
ihbrls "Longdale" at $l95; Il b1ls "Star'' at
*if5; ~ brla "piata" at s450.
WlEAT-Ilecei@td, &, $50 BIT; shipped, 959yD
Eu. Mufket quiet aud unchanged. W1NTER-1H)
hu No Red tiA Mum 4 Seott's) at $l.o2; 2,2J)
bn No. 2 Rcd in etore at gSxc; GVp bu do at 97c ;
.100 bn do al 97Ac; G00o bu do at 97kc; 1,0,N bu
Rejected Red In ttote at 93tsc; $40 bu do At Vlc.
srRlS1-6,tt0 bu Md In etolo at 95c 100 bu do
at Csc; 4,CG0 bu do Tin Mum s. scott'e) at asc;
SEQ bn No. Spring In store at S1t9c; 17,0l0 tu
10 at Sic; 400 hi do at sGs4c; 1,000 bu do at Sic
ltc0 hu Rejected Spring in store at 71xc; II, O,0d0
bu do 1t Tic; l,coO uu do at tic.
CORN Received, 19.l1A bu; shipped, 1l3,Go0
hu. Market steady. Sales. 1,ln0 bu White Mixed
at BIC I. Q. b.; $3.50 hit Mixed Corn In store at
s1,kc; 25eoo bn do at q! 32c saO:0 bn DO at saxc;
ea.uo bu do at s3c; 7,ct0 hu Rejected Co1u in
sterc at Csc; 12.oco bu do at 2sAc.
0ATs-Receiyel, 15,037 bu. Market very dull
md and ~ G2c lower. sales, 1o,oo ba No. iii
store at ss1xe; G ITO bu do at a3c; Gat, bn do al
sahc; 3,(Qo IN Rejected III storo At Bic; 2,c00 bu
.io ut SIC delivered.
1sYE-Rec.iycj. 1.7Sa bu. Market firm. Sa,es.
1,tl0 BIT NJ. l in STORE at 50c 4nJ hi 10 ri Sic.
BARLEY-Retciyed. 5,o3i bu. Market 1c het.
ter Sales, 40 In No gin store at SEC 1,f1 tn
60 1t Sc. by sample. 10 bAgs at 9oc del; 50 bags
ut Mc; s. bags at svs; 6u bags nj 7se; 81 bags at
1sc-a1l Ok track.
sEEDS-Tmo,ls dull and 5i1'0e lover. SAlcs.
N0fatks prime at s1.Go: = ba.s fair a. $I,6).
NlG1lWINES- Quiet aud numn1lat 9!Hc.
MESS PORK-sf0 bflz country at <lo 81.
CIT MEATs-1e,oe3 lbs smoked eugar -euzed
han1s at Sc packed.
LARD-1uOtfes 1eafIard at o..
Rt'MS-30 h1ls at $7.2b.
: B'TTER-In good demand. salca 40 pkg gopd
Shipping at 15e: II pigs prime at lGc.
SALT-Easrel Salt hr'd at 81 ID 10 arrive, and
}3 Gu delivered at cars. Foreign Salt steady at
81 Gu per enck for Liverpool g, /.
DE.>NS-i0 bushels good At 32 20.
BROOM CORN-25 tons fair at $s5 %.
, 1862-10-26

The receipts Of produce today were 1tgllt-park-
yso bccauEe uf TN obstruction in tho Illtn0lz aud
Michigan Canal, which prevented hoats from pass
ing up this morning. They consisted OF 5.93s brls
ilour, As,9sJ bu wheat Ti.tfA bn coTl, Is, ,0s7 bu
oata, lisa bu rye, ard 5.53t bu barley.
Tie receipts Gf Hh<ut on Me corresponding date
In 1861 lrtle l3I, $50 Gus.t's.
There wns fair attendance On Change today,
t't business was dull. The iemant fur Irnttuca IL
almost entirely cnntlnsd to spectators shippers
holding III, This morning the carly nsotatton Of
rn!d III N.w York was t3o'i and the first board
closed at l3o4. This decline Of az per cent. slucc
ycstellay was o1ly felt i'll the abacncc Of burgers
holders uf produce heiug iiral In their views.
The demand fos Fipur was light, ami the sales
tslfling at decline Of abcnt 15c per hr-wi,hs sacs
Of Niuser ut IL q G5 70 and :r.i4l; ii Il 5, 81.
Wheat was steady bnt inactive at yesterdays
1;fes-c closing dull aud drnorins af;vr thc rtc,pt
1T ,he New Yotk dispatches it'll light etics a!
4l.ca for No. Red; 9jXGs97Hc for No. = Rcd j:
:a1: CIolc for Rcje.tesl Red; 9'S1ns for No. l
spring stG5s7}8c for No. Spring ana 76D1,Hc
fol Rejected Spring.
Corn ortned 1at, but improved slightly, and
shtn closed quiet asain-wish moderate iran-ac'
tion. at 3lE@ &c for Mixed Turn i'll store and y;
D2sEt f,1 Rejected
Oats weic very dull, aid prices fell l,sf5se per
hushcf- with salee at SaL@33i8c. Th. markets
III tho sontfi are lower and tic demand luis great.
y fallen OF Iyc was 1.in-wltb satcs ut 5N;5,tic.
No. barley advanced 1c pr hus'lel-wsh s.les at
s2Q SIC 1T eto1e Timothy Seed dectiued So 'Qe
per bnshcl, 1lfghm ines werr neglected., Mess
Park was fn fair ,1cfnaHd, and e,nntss hrala were
fo1d mt $40 81. Lard Ia In gond dcnlanl At DC.
F1c'shss were quict-with light engagements at
a
, 1862-10-26

+. The bulk Of the receipts We1o not quite Of al
good a quality a. those OF yesterday although
there were few lots wosthy Of notice. Dirton
has 4s choice Dutllanas from Lexington. Mclean
county, which he will shtp East on his own &C.
count. Bowl.nd bought Is head choice state
/, steers and, oxen which ho. will also ship R.st.
pAyideon hid % extra state atee1s from Hendet-
, 1862-10-26
4ia wanted 10, t,.e cont Eaeands ut

aid Wanted for TIM Oonttatands ut
The Sanitary Commission i< in receipt Of
the fo1lowing;adsice by telegraph from Cairo
this afternoon. Though not in Tho exact limo
ofita ordinary work, yet 1t the charitable and
humane Of our citizens Will send in to tho
rooms Of the commission conf tributions In
clothing for the poor sufferers, the commts'
sion will see that everything thus giyen is i'm.
medfately forwarded and properly distributed:
,., 0Alno, Oct Is, 1851.
lion. Mark s1innor:
Tho ,contrabands, are suffering for clothing.
uF'' Try and hasten relief Cold snS Fo1ssx snsxas.
Will not the pastors In all the various
churches in the city bring this matter befors
their congregations to-day, and urge the
sending in Of contributions early on Monttay,
80 that they may go forward By Mondly cycn'
tDg'a train9 The rooms OF The Commission
are at CO Madison street, In tue = Thcatre-olock,
BAsR TnEFr.-We mentioned few days
since that = very beautiful and accurate stat
uette Of Slgel had just been completed by the
artist seibert, In orler TO hurry forward the
work to meet the demand from the
friends Of the gallant general, tho artist Ell.
plo5ed IN italian to make a mou Id for him In
which copies Of the statuette could be taken.
The knaye not only filled ssibert's order, but
also took mould for himself and as we l.arn
is now selling the statuettes bout the city.
An ipjuEctisn Will be sued out, but in tho
meantime It is to be hoped the scouudrel will
be hootcd from every door where he attempts
to sell what he has stolen from 8 1nan of &C.
MUS aud most deserving citizen. Our Ger.
,nan fellow citizens n1o are all anxious to get
perfect likeness Of their distinguished coun.
tsyman, should be specially upon their guard
against the imposition. Let me fit have It's re.
ward by purchasing only Of ssibcrt or his
authorized agents.
CosrRApASDsATC At CA1Ro.-Nearly carload
Of rebel clothing and blankets left over from
supplying the prisoners, and which was cap.
turcd about three months ego in Dixie wilt
be turned over this morning by Gen. Tyler to
tho chaplain Of the post, for tho men and
women contrabands at Cairo. Mr.. Osborn
liza olso kindly consented to send them doTn
.tbls evening By passenger train. Thls will
leave only women and chtldrsn's garments to
be supplied by The charitable.
TnEATnB.-Mr. Proctor commences lis on.
| gagement at McVlckcr's Theatre OIL Monday
evening with his popular drama of Nick Of
tile 1yooas,'S in which he has won world
wide reputation. The "Man and Tiger" Is
| tile farce, with dance by Miss Jennie Hight.
| FIFTH WARD.-T1ete will be Union
meetipg this (Nonday) evening, at Fiukc's,
southeast corner Of Randolph aud Dcsplaines
streets. Let the friends Of our country rally
by order Of the
| WARD EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE.
faS Any person Wishing to send letters or
.,null parcels to the members Of tho 73i I'LL.
utis, by leaving them at the residence of II.
". Thomas, 200 illinois str eet, bef,re :
o'clock Monday afternoon, can have the sawe
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~ ANY person wishing to send letters or
.mull parcels to the members OF tho I'D I'LL.
utiS, by leaving them ut the residence Of II.
". Thomas, 200 Illinois street, before Z
o'clock Monday afternoon, can have the same
delivered.