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Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1862-06-04
PEOPLES SHOE STORE,
In LeWistown.

L2o OO 4A4AAlAL'SYA g W.
TsNAKE pleasure in announcing that they
4 still continue their extensive shoe estab-
liShnent in West Market street, nearly OPP
poSite Mai. Eisenbise'S Hotel, and that they
have ust returned from the eastern cities
with a large and varied assortment of Boots,
Shoes and Caters, for Ladies' Gentlemen
and Chldren's wear, all of neat finish and ex-
celcnt manufacture, which thcy will sell
fGt. CASH ONLT
1t Least p Per Cent. Cheaper
than the same can be purchased elsewhere,
will be seen by referring to the following
Price List:
Mems Boots, 81 80 to 3 25
Caters, | 10 to -
Walking Shoes, p 10 40
Brogans. 50 to 40
g Kip and Calf Brogans, 81 to so
Ladies Caters - to | 90
Kid and Morocco lace
Boots. 90 to | p
Kip and Calf lace Boots 80 To | %
Misses and ChiIdrens Shoes, II 10 95
Having bought our goods for cash. they
were put at the lowest figure, and by doing
an etciaWecIy cast j"Sinexs customers are
made to pay no debtS-hence our low prices.
Measures taken for Boots and Shoes, which
will he made atthe shortest nntice. REPAIR
ING dome in the uCatest manner.
TRUNKS. NALICES, &C., always on hand
and for sale cheap.
We respectfully solicit Il liberal share Of
public patronage. Octl9
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1862-06-04
Kishacoquillas Seminary,
AND
NORMAL INSTITUTE,

II VIE third Session of this Institution will
IL commence April "a, 1862.
Encouraged by the liberal patronage receiv.
ed during the previous Session, the proprietor
has been induced to reft the buildings and
grounds to render them most comfortable and
convenient for students.
He has also secured the assistance of Rev
5. Mcdonald, formerly tutor of Princeton
University, and well known in this mart of
the country as an able scholar and devoted
Christian. A competent music teacher has
also been engaged.
mhZo b. q. SHARP, Principal
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1862-06-04

90 Senate Chamber, Ohio .fprii 5th 1854.
"DR. J. c. AVER - Honored Sir: have made thor
ough trial of the CATHARTIC PLs, left by your agent,
and have been cured by them of the dreadful Rheumatism
under which he found me suffering The first dose
lieved me, and few subsequent doses have entirely
removed the disease feel in better health than for
years before which attribute entirely the effects
ofyour CATHARTIc PILLS. Yours with great respect,
LUCIUS B. METCALF."
The above all from persons who publicly
where they reside and who would make these state
ments without thorough conviction that they were true
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WIN. b. HURD & co..

IFl6tt1le Buildings, NeW 107H'
That remittanees may be made with conn,
dence, w. B. III. & Co. refer to the Mayor Of
Brooklyn; to G. w. Griffith, President Ear
mers' and Citizens Bank, Brooklyn; to JOY
Coe, & Co., New York; to P. T. Barnum, Esq"
New York, etc., etc. mh5 -
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Unde rtaEing

GTILL carried on. A large assortment of
- Cofirs on hand Funerals attended to at
any distance in the country at short notice.
Thankful for past favors hoping contiuu
ance of the same a. FELIX. ;
Lewistown, Feb >, 1861
, 1862-10-25
For 5aIe.

31OAREIEG.-A gentleman and
- wife win h1d board aut p.ea7ant toou, {rn.
1nfn.fec1 IN private family on the w>ss side 10
<E1s YES u s
, 1862-10-25
MARINEs NEWS.
VESSELS PASSING DETROIT.


Especial Dispatch to the Celcago Tribune.1
DETROIT, Oct. u,
TP-Prop. Evergreen; barks Sweeney. America,
Sunshine. Hoyt, Peru, Woodruff, Alexander Malta.
Hr1 garian, Lccymac, Canada b1iss H. chsn1c,
Michigan, Roscus, Lewis, casta1ta. Lowell, Hu.ct-
lnecn, Saxon, 1ouns America, Mitchell; schrs.
Wirge Ct the Wind. Live Yankee, Brown, Mon
scon, Rapid. Campbell, Queen City,
Huntress, Abigail. Hamlet, Boston, Adams,
slauseon, Monitor. Echo, Richmond, Sunbnry,
Plow Boy, Velos, Hawk, tDeamark, Hinchman,
Comet, Gob1e. Sea Bird, Thornton, Fulton, Nor.
wegian, DfeaInaught, ogdensburgh, Maple, Hunt
or, Dayy. Emeu, Kock, D-ake, Barbarian. Rich
Racine, Dauutless, Hoppock, Hale, Resolate
Doueman, Mott, Amelia, Turk, Bonnie Doom.
DowN-PEop. Fountain. Racine, Merchant
barks Fannies, Jones, Crockef brig Fanny Gard
ner; schrs, Pauline, Cairo. Craig, Autosrat, In,
perlal, Star, Sitter, Nab0b.
, 1862-10-25
WANTED-Uardware-The ad-

A GENTS WANTED-From $50
IA to S@oJ per month Il ado sud ~n9 humbus IA
circutati.c volume or aead1eys Hist r. ftae
GHxAT BTFEII1oN. pub iehed in both knEtad aad
Gersn sp.uages With over s!xty nrst cisss ees e.
@nmp 20 r. Il 4 X G. fREnT, 1pt Washington strect.
Chic18o& III. Box 41Q7. octfFA+$S"
, 1862-10-25

Total ...... $500 1890 G7559 525 49,. 80.
The1eal1ng markets to-day, uader the influence
Of higher fteights and reported decline In gold,
we're dull and dragging.
The demand for -four WAS very light, and we
note decline Of &C per brl-with safes Of choic-
winter ut $6C0G6 Is, and spring extras at n 5o1
5.1O.
Wheat waa in but limited request, aud :hc mar
kct was Gull and heayy-with Light sales at 97I
97Hc for No. Red; 93G194c for REJECTED Red; IS
Qs6c for No. Spring; 75@7oc TOT Rejected
Srring-cl0sing dull.
Corn WAS steady at the opening, but closed ut d
decline Of 1c per bushe1-with sales Of Mixed
Corn IN store ut 31D32kc, and Rejected at $50
2shc-
oats were steady at s2k@Ssc- Rye was in good
demand and shade bctter-with sales at 500
5e4c. Barley was in fair request and steady.
H1ghwlres, 32Hc. Timothy Seed WAS active at
81 Les for prime. Mess Pork was sold at 5000,
and II. o. Pork at 80 50. Lard was held at 9Ac-
buyers at &C.
Fseighta advanced k01c per bushel-vith en-
gagemcnts to Butfalo at lie for wheat, and 1876
for cp{n.
, 1862-10-25

Provisions In Cincinnati, Get. IS.
Assle Of about {, 900 brls. city packed mess pork
vas made at Sl1. payable thirty days hence, This
figure II generally asked On the;spot: Although the
demand 10 fair, buyers are not offering more than
80 Is.
There was but little doing In bacon. Shoulders
are quoted at SC 6nd sides at &C. Bulk tides and
shoulders are quoted at SIC. and 4A@4Kc, res
pectiTely.
Lard fo1 future delivery Is IN good request. Con-
siderable ea1ee were made At 9Ac In tietces.
Drovers and packers have, for the day, found it q
little more easy to agree.
, 1862-10-25
MARINE e LIST.
FORT OF CHICAGk.

ARRIVED. October II.
6tm- Comet, Pshat, Two Rivers, sundries
PropJ Barber, Pertett. Grand Haven. 83 N lumber,
1ss psgs wooden ware. Is bfls aoaF.
Prop OTTAWA, Warren, Muskegou, 10 m lumber,
150 N shingles.
Prop Nile, Hunt. Budaio, sundries.
Prop Maine. Broxn, Ogdenshurgh, sund1fes.
Prop Kenoeha, TompEins, Gode1ich. s,0s0 sscks
Prop Montgomery, Gillis, collingwood, IS m lum-
Bark Shsn.nco, Weline, Buffalo, 1889 brls salt
Ba1k B Shepard. HacEett, Daffa.o. 1sS tons coal.
ber, 50 N lath.
Brig Fashion. King, Cedar River. 100 m lumber.
Big 8 Gardner, Carey, Buffalo, 40 N lumber, 70
schr L Irwin, Ruger, Muskegon. Is m lumber.
sehr Lizzie Th1oop, HathawaY, Muskegon, 80 N
schr Violin, Warning, New Buffalo. 40 N ataves.
Schr Charlotte, Trenton, Wolf RtEer, 5000 cedar
schr hastner, Baker. Lintz Pier, - cords wood.
seh1 Ellen Pike, ozier, kasauazoo.
Schr C1neader. Costes. kAlamazoo. ..
schr Cnlon, Ulich, Holland, Is cords bark. -
schr st1onach. Otto, Manistee, 90 N lumber.
schr Enterprise. Peterson, Grand Haven. s. m
schr Magic, Fraw1ey, Grand Haven, % N lumber;
Schr Gttiue, DunOyan, Man1tUwOct IS cords wood.
scbr Henry Hagar. Yates. oconto. 1s5 n lumber.
SchF Miami, Remington. CleSelanQ, a50 Ions coal.
schr L Farwel, Auntoon. Cleveland. 400 tons
schr Geo steele. Becker, osx,ego; &ooe brls s.lt.
schr Kate Richmond. Shields, Bay city' 1as N
sehr Thos s,mms, Reed, Bay City, 17s N lumber,
schr Collingwood Keith, Buffalo, 100 m lumber,
schr Joseph Cochrans, Mackie. Buffalo. aa5 ID
schr Cuba, Herman, Buffalo, $50 tons coal.
Sch: Sweepstakes. Bufiogton, Buffalo, 1'ooa bril-
Schr Die Vernon, Tngraham, Buffalo, .501 brls ealt
| Schr Farmer, LewiE, kewanee. So Cords wood
schr Lopfsa Ann, Melitzez, st Joseph. s. cords
sehr Rob. 5 Campbell, Harris, oconto. 90 N lam
be1, 50 m shingles.
seEr Mnskingum, @ederes: Kingston. 165 m lnm
| her, 81 m timber, 7, 900 bzls sals-
schr Jura Manning, Kingston. aao tons salt.
Sthr Mussey, GefTney, ktpgston: 1s0 tons salt
Schr VIM Fallsn, Boyle, Kingston, 81 sacks salt
Ill N slaves. 1,2oo SACKS salt 43.l00 hoops.
.cLEARED October n.
stmr Comet, pabat, Two Rivers, 6oo bu wheat.
Prop Free s1ats. Hounds, Buffalo. 5000 br1. .nouz
1.aO pigs lead.
Pzcp Potomoc. Gebhard, Bulalo. 10 tons lead, 4c
Prop ftafrir State, Williams. ogdensburgh, $50
6n corn. SO prls fious ,, - .o -,
Prop Nile. Hunt. Buffa1o. 1000 bH corn, 60) bIl
Prop ontonseon,e eRiEins. onton.gon. 4.4e7 btl
louF, as brls lard, 66 h'ls t4l!ow.
Fark ele1apso Wo'tne Baa9 fa9:,a @ g p Co sota
Big Fashion. King, Cedar River.
l,6c6 bu oats, ~ brls beef, y brls pork
shtss snsoa SaaS aS s. ST
sehr sasso. Wood, otweg,, IS 6oo bu corn.
, 1862-10-25

Seeds In New T0rk.sOct. as.
4 moderate business has been transacted in Cal
cutta llnseed at g. IS, and domestic rough fax at
r. 4QR2,45 p bu. Other kids quiet.
, 1862-10-25
r. The best restaurant In the city is a
Bryan HALL


1nqueste.
sAD DEATH.-Upon Saturday afternoon, the
Coroner held an inquest upon the body OF q
little boy seven or eight years of age, son Of
Major stolbrand of the I'd Illinois ARTILLERY,
whose residence is on Mohawk street, be-
tween Clybourne avenue and Blackhawk
street. The little fellow Was found dead upon
the track of the Rock Island Z ai}road, at the
Michigan Southern junction, six miles from
the city There we're no marks Of injury upon
the body save few slight bruises upon the
hesd, but the fact that the child Was lying
upon his face with sand bedded into his nose
! and ears, induced the belief In the minds Of
the Jury Of inquest that in some manner he
| had fallen from q train and, stunned by the
blow, lay with his face In the sand until he Was
epfocated. The Last known Of him he left
his home with . little German lad who lost
him at the Post Office, but how he came at
the junction is mystery not Yet explained.
CHokED TO DEATH.-A very singular acei.
dent occurred On Sunday, BY which a man
named Anthony Gallagher, living upon Naiu
street In Bridgeport, came to his death almost
Instantly. BE had been out with his team
upon the prairie, and upon his return stopped
at afouse to get some food, leaving his team
unhi!ched. While in the house his team
started. He hastily put large piece Of mea1
in his mouth and ran after them. He had gon,
hut short distance when he was observed tt
stagger ard fall. Tic inmates of the hous
went to him Immediately and found him dead
The post mortem examination held by DR.. Ros
resulted in finding the piece Of meat Tight,
, 1862-10-25

UTANTED-A4ENTS-Male 1t
w renaAle.-Ax@ts vh1ted N gvHY toy1 1t ~
Unffea 6t1tAA toea11 j. xo&3aft nsW t1E0Re4NekAo4
M C&tnn4 LaA1es pfasses. BoJa CotAanf. 8aiEt4 d
teeu1e6 b eePJrffA& A&eR& rnak2nE &0@ 43f2 t.
0GeA No 8NsEtuPeliM1 BsoG&, a. A1df18 fnak 0sees
6aK ~ 1c3a1& tH0e es0k Ro1eaEa 1smn CAacaGo
, 1862-10-25

Flour ana Grain In Store in Chicago.
The following table shows the amonnt Of flour,
Nheat and corn In store in this city to-day, con-
pa1cd with the amount in atoEe week ago, and
the corresponding date last year:
, 1862-10-25
LAW INTELLIGENCE.
The Birch Case SIN ON.

United STATES CQCRT-1e80Te Hon. 1H0s. |
Druuanond,- case Of Burch vs. Burch and I
Dexter came up again yesterday morning. |
Mr. Walker opened the Argument for the |
defence In clear and forcible speech of over |
three hou1s. It will be remembered that the |
complaanants take the ground substantially |
that the will Of Thomas Burch, the teststor, |
having been made in 1854, was operative only |
upon the firm then existing; that In septem-
Der, 1858, during the life time Of the testator,
a new firm was formed composed of /. Fl. |
Burch, Thos. Burch and j. r. Valentine; that
new articles Of co-pArtuership were then
made and a new contract signed that this CO.
partnership and contract operated - reyoca-
ton Of the viii OF the testator, 50 far as It
gave discretionary power to the executors to
continue the funds.
Mr, Walker for the defendants followed Mr.
Aver for complainants. He contended that
The coztract made with Mr.. Valentine in 1858,
did not CRATE apartnersnip. but that the firm
remained the same at the death Of the Tesla
tor that it was In 1854 when the will was made,
and therefore that the executors had a right
TO continue the funds, the will not having
been revoked by the new contract. It was
also contended that the executors took out
letters under the bill; that they elected to
and did In fact continue the funds, aud had
authority to exercise their duties over the
funds in the bank, outside Of the State of
| New York.
| Mr. Thomas Royne followed Mr.. Walker on
the same side. He started on the broad basis
that, as the exccntrix, complainant In this
case, With the executors, had allowed the
funds Of the estate Of lhos. Burch to remain
In the bank three years after the death Of the
testator, they could not now be allowed to
come in on the failure Of the bank and take
Priority over the general creditora Of the firm.
He argued that all the parties and the assets
were now In court Of equity, and must Be
submitted to Its decisions, and that the court
in considering the points involved, could not
overlook the moral questions which had been
raised during the progress Of the suit
Mr. Hoyne then proceeded to discussion
Of the facts developed, contending that they
established, beyond dispute, the intention Of
the testator TO continue his fuuds In the bank
Of l. IL Burch 4. Co., at Chicago.
Mr.. Il. G. Miller will conclude the defense
and Mr. Stark will make the closing argument
for TIE complainant.
CIRCUIT CouKT or Cook Coux7r-B:ore
Hon. George Kan;eux-This Court has been
occupied for several days with No. e9-chau.
ce1y-O'Brien ct al- vs. L. B, Otis ct al. The
bill in this case is fled by the widow snd heirs
OF AichAea O'Brien to set aside certain prom.
lssofy notes, mortgages and trust deeds exc
: ea1eo oy o'Brien in his lifetime, On the
, 1862-10-25

prRsoSAL.-Ex-G Gov. Randall OF Wisconsin,
.2s5;;stant postmaster general; Hon John A.
Easfcp, n G. elect from Iowa; Col. Noxen,
<;aIt. EDDY, Capt. Charles l. Goodman, O. s.
Amy; Hon. ". P. Burial, Connecticut; Ed
wara Dexter, Boston; Hon. Vim. Penn
Clarke, Iowa; Richard Q. Cheney, Esq, Hart
ford, Conn; s. c. Parkhurst, Dwight John
son, New York; E. W West, and VIM. Henry
Davis, ESQ, Cincinnati, are stopping at the
fremont House,
, 1862-10-25

tied, irregular, and 1c@2:c = br1- lower Sales
4.st1 brls At IS 659t5 Is for super state; $59,@
615 for extra etate Is 6s5 Is foE super western;
fs75G56. 81 for common to good shipping brands
extra round hoop Ohio; .&7-t09s 81 for trade
hsands-market closing rather more steady at the
Canadian nour dnll and lower; ea]es $50 b:ls ..
IS e596.10 for common; $6 2@890 for good to
choice extra. Rye -four qatet and seeady 1t g. 10
CAY. Ceth = meal In falr rsquese; sales 4oo orls.
.KnisKY-"ithout important ehange; 900 brls.
at tSk@S6Ae chiefly At inside price,
business for export. @ & the deelias a salss Il So
bn: G1h1csgo spFng at S,l4@l ~ It COZ bn M.
u S391 ~; $500 bu amber Michigan at & $50
1t9; 2!,e0t bn anter state a. $l.38D1 39, aud
b. TSise M5ShiEs1 s @ Rs
sea1es 500 bu. STATE and Canadian a. - "
@1.e5. We notice sales OF aU bu CONDEMNED
ls Son Rah seG9t 1 1s Love. sss xs soa1
| sales. 1l7,lu hu at 6sG5sc for shipping mixed
western; 63Gs;e for eastern; 57@s:c for damaged
ss;rs Ss ST. es esse sox " s f
mon to prime new and old
GRocEmEs- CofIee-Rio quiet and w1theut ma,
II P5;ss ao
Sales. 200 hhds. 1t 9s@9Ac for Cuba 919sloe 70.
Porte Rico 19@1sc for ga hz5. s'saas e
| and trm- MolAtEts 4u1et. 0Alser oN "AAe -"
| Otleaus at 46c. Hops in good demand ana n1m.
| with falee At 1S4I25c for new.
PRovIslosa-Pork opened quiet at ab3ut satur
6ay's price hut closed heavy and lower; eales
24Se bile At 41s 25D135 50 for mess, closing at In
side price 81, 50@13 % for prime mess; 4l3.00Q
IL for prime Incladed in ss1es Are 50j brls
prime mess deliverable in December On D. t
Beef drl1 arc nominal at Is 5'1700 for prime
IS tpt1,0. IS for mess; $1200&bl3 Is for repacket
mere; $l3 5Gl14 % for extra mess Prime mes
beef quiet and unchanged. Beef hams dull ant
nom1hallY unchanged Cut meats inactive. Bacon
tidee moderately AAt1ve; sales 800 boxes fnc1u
Ding loug clear mis1dlea q S5<c. Cumberland GU
on D. t. Lard duh and heavy Gales $40 brls. a
16L @11c. Butter il selling at 15@t9c for OHIO
:c05z4c fer state. Cheese very firm at 8h0lte.
BUFFALO, Oct. s7.-F1ouR-NArket quiet an
steady.
| red and amber Michigan At $1.21. Corn dull an
| nothing doing. Oats dull. Barley quiet. Rye
| 1air demand. sales ia. 0lo bu. Illinois at 64c.
| WHlskT-Qufet.
CANAL FREiouTe- -2sc for wheat, and nc for cor
| to New York.
LAKE imroaTs--7, o. h,ls. -four, 4o0O0 bu. whsa
| 64,i 10 In. com, II, ,0G0 bu oate.
CANAL ExroRTs-3,000 brle. -four. Isl, 600 b1
wheat, 20 600 bu- com. Il, 600 bu. oals.
, 1862-10-25
Secret Rtb4l Organizations in
Chicago.
A REBEL llevMtaT IN e.Ecu
=: Civil war In al1tasas 1.Areaseaea.


Civil war in Nlaia~la XAreafeReA.
1n&& Aefo y sccte* Se@oos~ao ofssaakF
ton In our midGt, inaugurated for the purpose
on giving 10 .ao eo1oot' I" tae fe"s' AZ
mits not Of doubt. 1fa numbers are large, |
its meetings are held regularly. and rs an In.
oa.et 1ea1oa ~ pn4tee =. <l'e't Aote'n
r9 r:o nses. ~.es .s.ss ~ n. 10. [ 49, n =. sne
Ay ,'1.~ bsaa- -..h ~:,,,-"
.a-.as4rcss w., -h,ch ,,nnn, ,,n. ...,see ...s~..
e-...-.. I.a n,,.., ...,.
= tox aare e;nco ve nnh,,.haa a,.r,nt
~h;.h I. ~ o,-cn,,t,on IN aonthe,r r,l;no,.
e. xenrodnce;t.
prs1sTANcE 70 rYRANrs 1s oBnp1Eycr |
TO GOD.
TO ALL PATRIOTIC 1Es IN fns us1rED STATES.
Whereas an9 t9,,as IL r. o. me eonst,
IN poWer, do most seriously threaten lie liberties
*f he people ana ssna TO ne destruction e cor
cratic republic, we Who Ire hereby united, IN OF.
der TO check these out.ages upon the rights Of
G:ernc1atfne TO mfl,tarv desnotism. to be con.
t1ollcd by interruptions fanatics, do pledge our
,,,.iTtsn IN rnatitaf,ans1 i1hertV e rhs e1tent
guaranteed by our fundamental laws. and deter
1es1ed ana deta,neo and tnss we w sessGE e soe9
IN fhe event Of defeat. we w1 fall back upon that
God,cistn rightC1Myxsca9 TtslssaaGs v % asEpotM
pnr fatheIr. md cau an coagsniaI spirits n tie
to ccme to the rescue OF individual right and plant
them upon me nm OASIS 3eftfnea py IL Lne Rather
Of his Country and his compktztoss Of rs.
The clrculafton OF the ABOVE document is
nos connneo 70 Egypt. II nas Feacaeo this
city, and IN one or TWO instances has fallen
into the hands OF loyal men. ltpolnts unmis'
taeahly 10 the existence Of q branch OF the
hhlents OF tne Golden Circle OF some other
e4rally freasonaole organization In our midst.
The rebel spy. DR.. Burroughs Of Memphis, ar
rested in this city on the 10th Of July Last,
among his confessions openly aekno .ledgcd
that he attended the meetings which were
then held upon Randolph street. Thesociety
afterwards removed to State street, suhse-
que1tlg to private house on Adams street.
4 Vigilance Committee discerned their
| whereabouts, and they again removed their
| location to some more convenient and Sc.
| cluded spot. This organization was originally
composed OF Southerners-Kentuckians and
sirginlans-but gradually Northern Tories
worked into It.
join to the above circular the startling
statement mate in late report to the reoe
Congrtss that they had alders and sJmpathizer'
"in the great commercial emporium OF tn
Northwest and the evidence is indlsputa
This ozranization will attennt tn acco,n
| r1:ot 3+z Jo.:.,, n+ g.. n--... No..
, 1862-10-25

"? ANTED- q Lumber ami
an efficient. worthy rnan. GU ck and accurAta tn
rgures = capable Of keeping sccounts II sa3!e
form 4 nan from tle county preftTc3. .A1,ls..sS
LNMset Merchant. care OF Aca-as ,nse, Ctica 20.
Ill " nEtli October 9th Qcs1y a...IH
, 1862-10-25

MoEnAY EVENING Oct ~ 1Bf2
observation-disclosures a6a1c per bushel. The
eccaeemputs weve. Ia RtFrA1n-Hsxk watson
and schr. Fox. corn. At 15c echr, Chenauso, corn
at 15Hc; sehr r. u. Brown, corn, at 16c; schrs
Tom Slime. Eli Bates. Jo. N. Coch1aue. and Sweep
stakes. all with wheat, at 17c.
FLOUR-Received, 7,G4l brls.; shipped, $50
bfls. Market dull and abont &c lower. sales
were: 50 br1s. ;" Ste. Genevieve" winter at $500;
50 brls. caldwell" 1T "a, Is; 100 hrls. "Gtey
Fox" eprfng extra at $50; 230 bris. "Pfeu.
ninee" at $500; 800 brls. unaound winter at Is Oh
1so br1s. "Prai1le State" at S4.s0; 100 brls,
Spring extra at el5o; 100 brls. unsouud winter
a, <41o: 50 brls. Auburn" spring extra at 4475;
800 brle spring extras on pt.
WnEAT-Receiyed, 7o,a25 bu.; shipped, 70 800
bu. Market dull and unsettled. Sales: WINTER
5000 bu, No. Red in store at 9skc; a,ooo bn. do.
at 9szc; 5000 bu. do. ut &c; 1.2ao bu. Rejected
Rcd in store at SIC; 1900 bu. do. 1t 934c; 400
bu. do at CSC. srH1So-7.eoo bu. No. Spring In
n+ore at asc: 1.Coo bu. do at 6Jhc: 900 bu Dc,
at SIC; 2C00 bn. Rejected Spring In Store At s6c
aMC 1u. do. at T5c,
CoRN-Rrceiyed, 81 ,034 bu; shipped, 81, $50 bu.
Market 1c lower. Sales: 500 bu- yellow Mixed
sfiost ut 3s4c; 900 bu. High Mixed adoAt at
, 1862-10-25
YOUNG MEkS' UNION RALLY At
BRYAN Hall.

Bryan Hail.
Thursday Evening, October 80. 1869.
There viii be Il Mass Meeting OF the Young Men
Of the city OF Chicago. who are In favor OF sup
porting the government; prosecuting the war, and
crushing the rebellion, on Thursday Evening, oc~
tobcr 18th, 1861, at Bryan Hall.
No person over the age Of seventy Ave years will
speak.
The following gentlemen will address the meet.
Ing:
J.D. Ward, Writ Dexter,
E. A. Storrs, E. g. Assay,
John Lyle King, F.A Eastman,
and others.
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e Go to Bryan Hall and help the little


Home Of the Fr1endless Festival.
Do rot forget to 90 TO Bryan Hill for your
dinner to-day The ladies will expect you,
and Will furnish you sumptuous dinner, and
will prove the most courteous and attentive
Of walters. Buy a ticket for the evening while
you are abcu. it, as this is positively the last
time the "Old Folks Kitchen ~ will be ex-
h1hited. It will be worth quarter to see the
old time spinning and carding, and to witness
the pa1ing-bee and quilting. And then the
old fashioned songs, accompanied By violin
and clarionet, will e1ectrify you. 4 band Of
music will be in attendance every night
throughout the Festival.
Its particularly requested that all conaibu~
tions to the dinner tables be brought to Bryan
Hall by IL o'clock each day. Those fiadiagit
more convenient may take their donations to
apy Of the following places: North Side
Mrs. A. f. Hoge, corner Of Illinois aud VOL
colt streets; Vest Side-Mrs..J. C. Hainee.
corner Of sangamon md Van Bnren streets,
and Mrs. Buchanan, near Union Park; South
side-Mrr. Frank Gray, 333 Mcigan Avenue,
!. Commemorative name ttJohn Corbage,' -
candidate for Overseer Of Highways In the
west town Of Chicago, upon the Republican
Union ticket, should read s'John Corbidge.'' -
e Fair ladies, fine oysters, and good mu-
sic at BlJ Hall
The 29th Wisconsin volunteers have
sent home an allotment Of Sl9,537. Thc
handsomest On record.
Zee advertisement Of scholarship fo1
eale In proper column.
, 1862-10-25

MANUFACTURERS OF Cu1cAGo.-Espec;al
attertlon is directed to IN advertisement
under this hesdlng 1u to-day's advertise
11cpts. It is OF great Importance that a1l
manufacturers should attend the meeting this
cytniDg at the Board Of Trade rooms. 4
memorial to government will be presented
for action relative to the United States tax