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Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1862-03-27

When ourtroops discovered on the second
day that the Indians were using the scalp
ing knife, their rage knew no bounds, and
they made sad havoc in the ranks ofthe red
devils; Staying them without mercy when
ever and wherever they could reach them.
In one instance the Second Iowa Battery,
which had four of its members soalped, OBJ
tanned the range ola body of four or five
hundred OF these savages, and fired several
charges Of canister andshell upon them in
rapid succession, at a distance of not more
than three quarters Of a mile.
The effect upon the natives was terrible.
They were cut down like grass, and the
dusky demons who were unhurt ran howl
ing from the field, and could not be rallied
again that day friday though Col. Albert
Pike shot several with his W hand and
bawled ut them until he was hoarse. Some
ten or twelve ofthe chiefs were killed, whose
names were Pri-chi.i-li-ko, (Seminole,) Nam
to-wee, Greek Sag-a-hache, (Seminole,)
Tar-a.nil-fat; (C~herokee,) No-ir-wampum,
(Choctaw, Yah.t ia min-go, (Choctaw,) Nor
i.mos-ker, Greek, Jor.a tink- tinkel, (Cher-
okee,) Be-re-op-o-loe, (Seminole,) and Elk
i-man-tu-ros, Greek faa
B~e-re-op-o-lee was one ofthe most renown-
ed Of warriors, and though over fifty years
| VI dEc, was dtlilCtiC anu uulluk W an tANia-
ordinary degree, and famed in his tribe alike
for his c%ounsels and his prowess. He had
fought with the celebrated Red Jacket in
Florida during the Seminole war, and bore
upon his person no less than fifty wounds
THE nEDEIs SLAUGHTERED BY HEIR SAY
l AGE ALLIES. b-
II is said the Indians, in the engagement
. OF Friday, became so excited by the alcoho
t they h1d drank, and the scenes that the.
witnessed, that they turned their weapons
I upon their own allies, and butchere'
and scalped the rebels and FEEDER
alists with the most charming Indifference
= An instance OF this is given by one of til
prisoners, a member Of one of the compar
les that suffered from what the Soutberner
believed to be the treachery of the savage'
-Four companies of the Arkansas troor
belonging to Ben. McCulloch's Division wer
marching up one ofthe ridges north of Sugs
Creek on Saturday morning to strengthe
the enemy who were hardly pressed by Gel
Sigol. They soon came in sight of abo,
in three hundred Creeks and Choctaws wi
stood on the brow of an adjacent hill. Whe
1t within about one hundred and fifty yards {
the savages the latter opened fire on then
es The rebel Major who commanded the ba
ps TALON cried out to them that they were XII
re ing their friends; but the Indians did n
or heed what he said, and again discharg,
their pieces.
he 1.-THE id rascals have turned traitors
I'd cried the Major. Upon them, Arkansa1
and give them no quarter"
The Southcrners needed no second orde
at They attacked them with great energy, al
for nearly an hour a desperate battle W
wagod on the Ridge; the Indians fight
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1862-03-27

low the Missouri line, and flows toward the
North. Pea Ridge is rather a series OF
ridges on a high table land, covered with
underground aud small sized trees, while
in some quarters the timber is large and tall.
Last Autumn a tornado visited Northern
Arkansas, and for several miles blew down
the trees, which have lain there ever since,
and offer serious distractions 70 transporta-
ton of all kinds. Pea Ridge, on which the
battle was fought, varies in breadth from
two to five miles, and extends some fourteen
or fifteen miles, and so uneven are It's sur
faces, that no one can see for more than a
few hundred yards at a time, in consequence
of the intervening trees.
A small settlement, including some nan
n dozen houses, to which the name OF Lee,
town has been given, is on the Ridge, and
also three or four farm-houses, all OF which
were deserted before the engagement began.
The banks Of Sugar Creek are not steep,
and as the stream is small, it is easy &c
cross, even with artillery.
The battle began on the lower side Of the
creek, and was soon after transferred to The
upper and on the second and third day
was conducted toward the east, with occa
sional shiitings to the west including a scoop
Of at least eight or ten miles.
II FEDERAL ARMY.
Our effective force could not have bee
more than twelve thousand on the day o
the first engagement, and was composed O
Indiana, Illinois, Iowa, Ohio, and Nilsson,
troops. The army was divided into tire
divisions, under the command Of Gener'
! Samuel II. Curtis, q brave and patriot
officer, and was brigaded, as nearly as | Gu
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1862-03-27
OUR PRISONERS.

Our prisoners will reach sixteen hundred.
They are usually dull and hall. iatelligcn,
fellows, who do merely as they are told by
their haders. They are being SAINT forward
rapidly to Springfield.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1862-03-27
DIR. Bellows on Lincoln.

Rev. DR.. Bellows delivered a lecture on
the war in Portland, last week. Here is
what he said about ''Honest Old Abe:
President Lincoln he characterized as
simple, faithful, firm, unwavering, imam.
bilious, honest-not a genius-Jackson had
not a more unbending will, and l am sure
he was not honester- just the man to hold
the helm at this time-doesn't care q
snap whether he is to be the next President
or not--a long-minded, as he is a long
bodied man, looking on all sidos Of the
ter man than honest Abe. [Applause.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1862-03-27

% ~ lf'I UI0I w % NI0 1ll8
ss D., .,I- =. 81 g. 81.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1862-03-27
wool Carding and Spinning,

.T BEG TO uMF0RH my friend. aAds the p lot
L in general that I have feIheysd from Kipssy's Fyhhs
70 Carl. SPIN N MANUFACTURE y. Ne ~;
N. b. wool boSsis o. sssAenssd ~ f.,isn Ola
Jeans o. bockinS yun.'nh3 3H - q LS<Ao&
nseN Z nft ~ Nm. 1laL. rl IL
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1862-03-27
The Oldest
COMPANY
IN THE UNION

d the following from the Insurance Monitor and
" Wall Street Review, for Sept, 1860:
awe print tho one hundredth semi-annuni statement Of
the Hartford Fire Insurance Company. The OLD HAsE-
FORD, us IL Is familiarity called, was Incorporated In lelu
with a perpetual churter. II has done u successful gene
raj Fire Insurance business for half u century. Its stock
is quoted higher than that OF any American company
Within the month il has sold at S2l5, and this price Is frec-
ly offered without any sales OF any amount. ls semi
annual dividends have become ten per cent liked iacts-'
For a detailed statement OF the condition OF the above
company, see small cards nhc circulars.
assurances may be effected with this old and sabssAAr
tial company on very reasonable terms. l.4F
Dwellings insured for a term Of yenrs At qery low rabee.
UJ-For policies apply to ENR TOPPlNGsA gsnf
at The Belnont Branch Bank, bridgeport. or atths sseaza
door East Of the Court House, 81. Clnifsyille.
T-7T- I'M TOPPING, Agent
New-York daily tribune., 1862-10-10
er months. iuasmuch the preparations for the Au.
,umn trade are generally completed by the usual

lier months uasmuch az the preparations for the Au.
,unn trade are gen.rally oompsted by the usual
Purcha'ers, aud u is sason may not he au exception,
".hough from careful inquiry, led 70 believe
that ha1e has held longer than usual aud shows liz.
tie sign OF rel"xi'g. Trade, however, cAunot ecu.
Iiuue ia that volume which has caar act -riz,d tue
more favored times Of peace. for our productions.
RS well or mpprIaions, have, in ,eat ne sare,
ceased but at all desirable gods which arr OF.
tered ON the market will lud ready sale, We haye
10 doubL
We annex some particulars Of the market, as fol-
lows:
Brorn .Skee,ings.
Tie manufacturers Of Hesvy SJeetinss have not
pressed the sale Of ther goods for 'ng tine, aud
pices are well maintaioed. Somc obi lots IN seopd
hands rave nfuercc1 tic general market, ln' no
vented an advance Bat few goods have been svid
Iess than DC, cssh. TIE medium riyies are more
sought after, aId ME selling nneh bisLef Ia proper
ton 10 tie tran The heavy Standard makes. we
quote goojs weighing yard, to the pounf>a: -co
&c, aud l. ght shestipss are selling at 10" i9e.
yard.
Drills.
The market for Drills bio been on advancing one
Tor long tine, aid few goods can be pnrcans'a
below 3OaJ?c. for standards The lighter nlakcs
are 20 beld hi her aud may be oted az 20 "a.
These gods are souyht after f,r lnnas to aI in.
nume rtbc cIafs OF goods deS2 2ned for the aimy
equiulenis.
Bleached She,,ings.
Some styles are selling in small on n,ntiiies, tu. a.
general iii ing the high lrices asked restrict buyers
The proluclion # lne goods pas pearly &c t-, ind
h, nufacurere are willing to await tie teniaods
of actual consumption.
Stripes ard Ticks.
Stripes end Tichs scarce end wanted; the stock
on hand Is 90 neager that few large s.es could b
siade. We quote .s follows:
Heavy 81 niird.........................
III dunn. ...s......s'....<scs
Lisal. 's..''sss-Sc.
Prating CUTS.
TIE market is in TIE hands Of few parties OF The
st, aud prices are hrl a, follows;
.4xis s...............ilc Clxsi si..............i9ta
5lavJ .................isc b,1ti..." t1jc.
Sv4yO O.....s...........'.sll.ri
Prints.
The advance in Prirt. here;ofore reported .s firm
ly maiutaDsd bat sales ae small. SossSns holds
his Lest sty.e. at i1c.
W00(.ns.
The market has been mo erltely active for al
classes Of goods, and the ciosn; ssioa viii show Il
to be one OF the most profitable character, n9.vih-
s.audiug the high rrice Of wool.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-10-10
1869 THE 1862.
OyS OpyySN,s.yLyaNIA CENTRAL RAIlnoan DN~'

PENNSYLVANIA CENTRAL RAILROAD,
wuh IL connecf cftons fo'HIs
THE sAORTEST AND QUICkEsr ROUTE
Feos fEW'fohK TO THB fHiNCPAL WEsTERS CfTTgs
light trains tpa daily lon N.wfok to Pbiade pLia via
ALL IHRogGH fa4iNS fO9 IHE ~RST ST BY THIS
hOU ~ LEAVs hEW- YORK FROM THE
e,w,vo, rso'gIiGf LOOT Gf COUAiLA"Di-5I.
Iorh q, = n tanu. the other rnte Eyeguk assengers
oio p m. ons honF later than other lino,.
,py "ey % nIeato"n e'sr.'g p4.-eng.fs ave at
.rve e The ,su,s ,ye a. ohero ,aes Cic.so snd ali
Poin.s ~ Tie norm We. css lid auopoH Lou, vile
points West with lever chause. Of can, 49, ~
,sH.eepns Ssr Sishos cha'ge ron nom ihsdopba to
~ 90 iss ,sa e" oh to P..sbuIsa, 40 nisI
kGIe the 81 other routes.
Bs-gsse checked through Tfsn.'efs FREQ
Secure Ticket; Scd g, 80 s% ed b =; ,lsa ,,Sasa
The fenntylyanis CsntTal Company funs an Er,i,sr,
Aecomnooau Lios WI icb a1oTds comfortable MOI. az
si iaTs.
,hy h. route neghs Il al description, en- be YorwaIiea
"a iiou any pot On The ksiroed, Of ono kentoc.y ln
s ep DltECl any pOfi on tho navigsbs rCer. of
Ibs ,~ ,ss., ., .ssueis from y tsboiga
a. q Freight 70 ard from say point N The Wetb
ebsrc ,H.Ha si3ad s.e ct al nlet a. favorable a. aie
" et'ef aaiI0sd Companies Ms,cuanls auA m.
80 'eu..,ns 10 s sporsti,n oi ther Ffeght % his C
''' ~ ~''5 "ih eontt ncs Oh ~ .lcody tssusL
Farmer, .ra H.. LIVE o.DCk.
vsu's.so, s ~ ~ Live stuck vii I'D bis most %.
yh.d h .y.rv Neysf.9s fslt ~tI wA'o "a lug sIl-
t-i'' c'n epas sld egrrg f i 10 si' % i.'e
lseS 80 's wee val be- found syrry couyeuir ~. I,
PBIA1 NrWY0ts che'ce % olrfol Of tle PillLADEL.
' III ~. btLliNDt tE fANKnTs
yrc5di L c5ditiyII, y lcoger hsta,. No Atcrnoas..
~i-St1 '.'' fi'ig.t GEM.
geDONstn, ~ .g.e nd SO South Willae.s,.
90 NHosF T. Enigiani Aasn,'.
]"o'h bh"iS' General scpt. Ai.osaA fa -"
New-York daily tribune., 1862-10-10

The movements OF tba week III the Domestic
Goods marke; have rot been important There IS
The samo general confidence ia b 5her prces, which
we have hitherto reported, and ss the market be-
comes bare of particular styles the price advances
without reference TO the cost OF production. While
Heavy Brown Sheetin,r, Tor instance, have re-
NAMED steady at 2jc., Drills whcn are mado at the
same cost have advanced 10 SOC. = yard. We have
not observed any of tho depression IN bnsiness cir
cIes which some Of cur cotempouaries have discov-
cred as resulting from the new policy adopted at
Washington, but the reverse is tue fact. Nearly all
If our merchants feel more confidence in tie Gov
ernmcnt aud necessarily more confidence in the fn-
ture arrsDg cmeuts for business. An have regarded
tho period Of great hazard for extended
operations, therciure, great cGuon has been exer
cised in all departments during the past seasoIoul
the sobson bas been 20 profitable that all are VIII
ug TO take risks that they woald not hazard Que
year ago Ills period OF iho year bss a!"a!s o'c"
regarded aa one OF less activity than soue el 'ne car
New-York daily tribune., 1862-10-10
NEWYORK q &N1w.HAyEN RAILROAD.
2. sPRiNO hRBANOEnEET.
CGNNEECI NAY s. lhil
Pa'enger s'ston IN Ne'.yoft. go,ref .'l''' and

Pastenre- Sstou IN A.vtofE. eofref ~ ~ and fth
IufT-n-r n lrsl
TRAINS LEAtE Nj" ioSk ..
For EevT-iisyea, T. D. TX }; i2I3 s. tLG) 80 <"o
For 'Biiisegoa T. sam. IL l,i2i'a. tEIJ 80 40.
= srd 2. N. tEy) -
Yor Miord stsford Ts,aeii Southport, aud Wesipori
IA 20 Is. 20 Z 80 ..
For Norwals 90 a nj l2ls. ., OK } 70. 40 $50
D. m, fIz) ..
FOR Dsrion and Greenwich DDS IL 70, $50, 43,
80 NJ
l51 $50 p m tE1
For Port chester snd intermediate stations 30
12I5 $50 40 5 20, q 30 p m.
For POt Chestsr aud sew Rochelle. p ~. (E<.)
COSEEtfihG 1NAlNS
For Boroo, vi. npTingted. a. Ia, :, fEx r. ri.,
For Boston via Shore Lin-, i2.l5 8p m tH1)
For Hartford and Springfield. d tx } lLl5 (Ex }
Q ep m. ia
sd l2 II o H., to y fthAnIptou.
For flairfcrd Providence and Fkhsil Haioad. Io.
Tof Ns~.fIavea New-Loudon ena sonps;on Railroad a.
sA M. i2.f5. , p. III. Ok
For HoUsa.Jnc ksiTo.e, 10 PitsAs.d a IL, p n 20
Ee~MiifoTd
For Nsugsiuck Railroad. 3. a. n. 3. p. m.
For DsnbuTy ssd Nor@alk EGufosd, = 30 "a up go
t.m.
Countn odious Sleeping Cars attached TO p Train
JAME5 a.. HOY r. soy e.iuieIdcn..
New-York daily tribune., 1862-10-10
ktsHsK yAos ZACH srarN.
.at,i. sh'p 4 Lba CsseA Horscs Swiue
Tot,l.........i,ss'

u,,l' siaTc . NJ Tsrow. q &c. Y nj reE' Sie
essD s,,,sna Fir,, qusiy include nothing bntt the
se large m sl o, sseoad qSaany aa sr Isat, Sss .ss. .a.
sest @ naIy con.lsis oil Bulls AID he Teiuss u
lots. ,..s.,. al whom those of in seriox
Gnsiy arc "a e. over tia Grand Tfunk End Eastern Rail-
o'd is6 oveg BosIon and Lowell .a Do ''e' US 'e"
Ouig. . -. .-.,. =. ',st ,..,l "a
er, qnicAcr end better for all Ainds bat gooi Pns
Co. arce We ho1sd OF sales above so ~ cwt
bn, when con psed with the s,s 40 s't week A. thss
Ie bey world be found f4ll 2Sc A. c~'. higher There
e more buyes or stock ana iroyeTs ere fsAf
g hsttet price. fof the zane quality than isst xee&s
shs,p sold quick si hEt weeks prSst
New-York daily tribune., 1862-10-10
Cambridge Cattle Market.
RProRrgD soH raE \. I. rRlbrss. Br i,Eo. RI

kPTORrEp FoA Ihs \. l. Tktbtss, 81 mo, KrsE
ocr. 8 1854.
Whole prnber of Cattle meihr, s2; sbont lU bscy-4
C9 stores. consisting d NolEiLs OAeB. Ng Cows aus
one two aia ttr,e Ole.
PKi.rs o. M.KsEr BsEs.-kxt-s. SO p "a 70 20; hrse
gnfy. 90, ito, ,oud ua..N. - = ffd g1sHJ, -
FRtCNs Sross tArEIE.--N utAips Ocrr, Pr Ph's
A.sd 1905 COVE sod ialy-. frou ~. SIS : 90 -'ti
Yesrhus. SsG Fe %; rososf.oias, ei9So' IhfrsSes
olds als0 F 10. 4, -. .,
=. .Oa93 IS each, e1'rs. 80 .JEdSJJ"
New-York daily tribune., 1862-10-10
Proposals.
NV NNrAhrAR.I

NAVY DYPtNrMRsr, :
bureau % Provisions sud Clothing rrp. ~ 1909
DEOIOSALS FOR pApER--prOpOsals( (sthl-
81 sud indo ard rIoposs iOf Ppef wtl De received
t, Bueau uns the oO,h dY ot ociorr n-.i "i
lunphis sud - tho Navy Yard o. boOAlyn 'er,
Tos iLra h4ndfed soais of paper 81 the privilege oi
iucfrelius .Ge quantity 10 ore th,ustud rcpnis
Tue papel ~ b. white 5i iachc, ~ ~ inches 10 "el"
H. 90 ids 70 tho ican End made " en Il tA, 20 te u T.
.u~d leaving inch Ha'gn p1ge bscA aud mont
10 30 fucd a. nncs on each pago vii ohe hch miG I'
sop and bottom
Sample Of ogy and i'm Of the raper may bo soen o. th
Office ~ ino specio /. cal,o a. ihe Ney iald 10 th ''
f,ssu. MasstGAssts, brooklyn. Ne1-lOlE PlIiicpia,
Ienasy..su. snd VI th.. bufo9a
New-York daily tribune., 1862-10-10

Inc .... :2iG1o lnc5.2J19.3 Inc.Ji.27 iuc.i2i 7.6
Dy reducing he whca. 10 -four, tue quant''y Of The
latter let at tidewater this year, compared with ihe
corresponding period last year, shows an increase of
"a, ,6GJ bbls ioGr.
TIE following comparative ial'. shows tho guam
,i,y of some Of the principal articles Of produce left
al ;ide.wGter from TIE commencement Of navigation
10 and ircuding the 7th Of October in the years
In
New-York daily tribune., 1862-10-10
Steamboats, aNo Railroads..

T>OR FISHKILL aud POUG!lKEfP5IE.-
< The ,;ea,nhoat WILL u hNNr Cslt. 8rr'i. lea,r
te 100, cf Rob ronst ENE'Y I. .'tSpAY aud ~ 'Af az
occs, isn'inG At Low rolat Marlborough snd Milton.
are 30 Gems.
NOR OklENr, ChEENPORV, sac IiAt-
z EJ8, Ac.-gl- steamer IAS&ACHg IRIS CAPT
uavcr- .eil u~s sip ir- 80. O. ,. E't N'v't.
tUE.UAY. THURSDAY, arl SAtU~hAl Ar. T.
NOONS. a.; cc1cs. Nil ievc 2, rn l.I Ter tie 2.h
mat kor eight o e1s-sg,, app'y "a hDgd 49,
= J. DnAnpSJs hp 30 rn.' 'a-fi'
New-York daily tribune., 1862-10-10
Boots ano Shoes.

AT SO, 81 80, 81 and 81 50-SHOES ard
~ GAireES 4, JONEsj. Nos 10 and u Ann'Ss T.
S.--tlessc Call sud Examine eforc Purchasing;
New-York daily tribune., 1862-10-10

DARNIM's AMERICAN MUSEUM.
ONLY FOUl DAYS MoRN OF
BULh3AJtf's Orb IT DRAMA
kfIiOAItE.
o.. Pa sLtEr Da H."
II VII DC p'oiie.d -
iAl3 AFTERNOON e. o'-icot. sni
Ih4a ~ - NJ At a O'clock,
This trtfna be- lfn. witness D., led O.!
d.!i.Lt sadi ths lot fal daY. 81 Ifn.func~d
TMK HlCnEat a = NO-t tN4LAESr.no
rlsv yet hcfei Co ,ls Mul~g'r PCT HnI
10, tcsH efy i-r-s ana uezHut-..
~. u4as rico arf fasrls irs'
IL cfsu.. -- nt iqar s.d aTyr9prAisi
Wtns &C. ,o;ns Il un.ufps.s"l. 90 - oueq.a'rd
- ty Co. ISrd "svf. uirinn0n aae 'FeiAs th, week
snd p1suy.'Y uu 80, a.
dos BOuI lcAuLTS GREAT DRAMA.
u ID J. IL 4 IL j. = y . w.
wi.' De ~, gli cot Motd,y .s1t lie ~ p
TnE HLAIIltuL cDlOttu TACTICAL FISH
c1tttur thu sd ni.i & -v.ty5'dy Ih'if unirns
f,n snd brilliant color. when incgc every hue 81 tie fai
bow, sse wOaarsuf sd strIossns Ihey arc 90 be
seen a. sl bn.fs 80 so the
ALTf FAMILY fhON NADA0NSCAR
WANhOIu BEAR SAN3 80 LIVING MONSTER
sSAhI5. IlvfND hArrY FAilILi. Wal Figures snd
= Liili.n ehtr wo1dsi&
Sdmi,sol - e-ai. Ch.idfen under u y csni'
New-York daily tribune., 1862-10-10
TWNTRAL RAILROAD ofNEW-JERsEY.-

CENTRAL RAILROAD OGNEW-JERSEY.-
X Trom fot of Cou ..lnd It Crnuortus IT Hampton
Junction with DcaVs Los wanna eid e,i'rn Rei cad
snd &. Essioa witk L,hea icy hr r.d 'ne - eoh"a.
tions oTHug ofecl Ire ~ oHisH sndi-- "e'' "i1"'u'
''sUMoifH AEHANGGML SI-conmenoli. May :. 10,
H.TSirnrns i4rsr.s--A, a m. f,r Eaton. Reading.
sotssv,e Hs.ssbars. a.aucn e. e'k, wi ielnp - &c
Ton Great Bend. .f'.-'o9, Nikesbfr-, &c ~
nN. TnKorCH IEA!s--FO- issH7 Ms1ch Ch1uk, VIII
usrsoSrt Res lag. Pyttssi.e r, HaF..bare. 30 ~
AZ. e. MAY i.A,>l Nekr IusiS-tc' LAs'on. betHehehi
-Alieno~n. AID Ns1cl Ch.-.
.:ca P. p. Way TRAN-Foc 'ne'vihf. 49,
a., o.-ff., urs Psbrr. and tue Wet Seeg from
Jer-ev CtV tho .h 90 ssi'-as -
ExfD.ss Ta.ls fol, u .'.-Brs7-The m filre-.
Tion ou NesYo-. srris srr.sbufx~ csonec~
inf fs.t rerusyvnria Ceu 4 Il road 30 tneTn
Central B,Nro.d. Norh .ud sluh AID with the Gambler
80 Ta ."roT ExrREss Ts.iy FoR rag Wr'T. leaves
New. irk Il ~ ca'D 'fNaI' tAcH'e1l' in,'"s '"'
10 chI .. O. cas- 10 Fifs.Ir.r ad 5u' tue % Ctcil
sna Chicago -Four Loar' tina. saved ~ ,shns th'
"Fri1ABErpPorr AID Nrw.youK FsRRy-Lesve New.
yoi fief no 3 Notth River ':-' ana u - III :
Tho st Be-sea Pon. sna Mariper HsTbor every
.1ip esca way HJOnS o. siEE,s. auierm'enoeot
rUDSON RIVER RsILRO Nd. For ALBA.
4 NY aud Troy cons tcrlNG VITA TRAINS
NORTH and WISE Irsils leayei ,o,
Prom ca ubers-st ffnn SON - q. d,
TYpress sId q n end q ?5 e..j sul $40 an !
Is ard p. n. s:l3 2.
iSss1rj. 10.is p u ilo:i0 pm. tsar6,ys ineadeD
.ysie uAiu. = % . u.
psskskili train, l,:jo a n ana 10 a. 80 p Ia
Sin s1r ;-.u. $3.50 .nd 5:3l 20 N. sad q p.n
a, a:sg 80 SIS.
Pers n IN bro, kl7n can urc @ t,css, ees's EE.
r~... OFce So 2 W. l. sn..f. CIy ba square, - q
fave tn baggage CHECKED % ! residences 20 a oais o.
ths i030' 'Du 20 'A>-'-a' = SMITH srre,iu,.r5su
New-York daily tribune., 1862-10-10

TsViE GREAT EA,Trl.N having touch b, thr
a G. atd hef lee fsss" ifou Li-rp''i t - b."n
esi1t4rl ad.lsaYe u.s- sfsnlb s.siEt t"l 40 h'
u,isu. teorr srlcifs Lts - c4 Hsg d. a "4 no.
io.a b. G-lsyr4 sr prrs.patN oaF ~ dsy - ssi
rL Hold ~ fcf.fn cLrs fi h'V- ih~ia fsA - "f
t. noley feturnsl hey .sy desire. Ds- no- val be
.i,eu 81 tLc ,i4y. departure.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-10-10

thy Seed at 4Os. To I.opdou 81 600 bushels Wheat
nj l2id a 10 l. ia bulk and bags; 400 bbs Flour At
81. 81 a3e. 3D., chiefly ut 3s. id. obs. 3D.; 2,O0o
pigs. Butter and Cheese 1t See; I25 bales Hops NJ
IT,; 80 biz. Hair 1T zoe. TO Glasgow; 2',OOo
bushels Wbeat at l2d. in bulk and bagsi 4,OO0 DO.
d.. At l2,d. in bags. Tie charters British
bark with 5000 buslels Wheat to Cork for orders
at l3J., Bid Porupesc bank with Grain, if to Cork
at i3j., aud il ior orders 1919.
1he bueiaess of tbc Subireasury wss: Receipts
81, ,l01 ji2 H--ior Customs, 900; Payments,
81 81 49, IS; B,larce, SO COZ IS.
The earnings OF the CAicsgo snd North. Western
Railway, for tie fourth week ia September were:
fl'm pi.-r' r'.......'''''......'...@n l20t
ON r @..'.'''''.'...'.'''.'.'.''.. Ill! 81
S.lscDi.llsvE JtS u
;.;; ;;....'.....sas+. - 2s
Increase fourth wess........... DO l!Scs
The whole mou,h of September foots mp as f i'ows:
Sept. 20! ,ss 20 20
Sept, Sl........'.'''''''.''.''''''' e'.'o0 u
Inc.ease..... s.sS9J O7
Tie reeei. to vi tie lIarlen road for tue aoath Of
Septembcr are Us follows:
1851 S5 ~, %
i5J2.. "''i"' -
Increase. ......................"sioo1s No
THE Milwaukee end Prairie da CHEN Railway
earned N Se ieliber:
60, te,, .,,.Glo 100 f6o 90
s.r Observation-Disclosures. lJi1lJ -
r.e...s. ...............,....fe:.G 90 10
Tn,.lt, lgG, IS 2ii 90
Total fos same IeT.ot, IiCl............ '''''J ~
I,cr,sse f,r ls,2...................S y0s %
The rece,fts of the P,ustua. X Rtilrvad were:
aur 1872 ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. sl339,l 20
New-York daily tribune., 1862-10-10

4 ONG ISLAND RAliROAD-CIlANGE OF
u TzfNINUs-ras..g.r Depot pes',.P 4i'4 io3' OF
s.r,t H-ht8a fn %. q -ougor 81! i4sFJ,; Ofirh',
-rd III rlr,as. a. u n ant for Syst. u. J.Jl
q M foI GracupoT. >. r. i.r arm."giss Sundays
N > frit ~ Nm tn' P,i, o. -. frrr,) NJ 80 M
To- Eve bed l1 80 - ions ai o1cassion rates.
re.s.uir- iesyts i s-ln ne-i ft 9 p. M
New-York daily tribune., 1862-10-10

cTONINGION LINE 'or Boston, via GRO
~ Ton, NLW-LONDJN. StONlEGlOE IlinN i
pESCE. hl,WPOKf iAt y fDt,. 80 NEW-BlDF ',tD.
The 81 snd!i t.r1aic.s C.ltl,IDtAS NLfi G.d !LI-
EOiTH On vii 'lvc Ftot 10 ~ y. H. 1905 o. Court
hnd..s, y AlLv teKcep. SraIty1. Al % n.
igech ta.en low as bv tny 'trer i.rs Oce q '"h
49, W NJ T. ~ ARDS. Arcnt
New-York daily tribune., 1862-10-10

t-InLO's GARDEN.
"a Ie..c. ars rsaisne-er..............WH WIlENTLfY.
10 T. -Ilr fUsc Ere Gc.grcf..t iniyIn'r" u !" E
srI-i cr the 4ptI s,ref H. wI.;r ga. asr Itrh'
-l.' ua. tuti. by y. ties ci4-oII-t upon tbet u"
,h 10 ts hr b,a .a-c in'sGtbJ VpeHa 'ssse
Ii.E FDt..tH y i+--l "
IDWiN FORREST, -
Ills FlRSI AfPEAEANoL Iiiis SEASON
Ia Shakespeare mhsnhceas i'o ie Tragedy Of the same
fGiDHY EvsNiIG. 0.i Il. i,5!.
,.,,,, xy,v CO. 'ici ~ =. IL II ,yco,.r,oys
T.. WIS FCtE ST IS OLO5gLl
~ DEN AID iuCAA&D 1LE TulkD: ..,
iii.f - acknowledgements - H. s.!kH ~
Q ''.''''.."'''..'''.'; ;..A,'"' ~ y.
Aia.ioll ri-cetor ~. HAgvLY q. DlDWvttA
sA4OhDAf Lht.nl.'.. oct. III. 90. :.
O'giar % tic fenafAs" fts41 a II .hS e.e.siee ard
tie Ii,'. 81. 'ni.uai' q ihe ln'3 .on
reno 90 oft1' willy @ a'd "a h5rsi p,litiiar
ernax Asc-ios.LaAt, tao e,id c4aiAieosi een4tej
TIE MAS OF Tng WORLD
w b. sfIlr ptJIrc 81 psis"y i,r tT- Only tnr, "he1
Alr iicIs,t wi o.. p,i,ol. Ia. r.cp par oi
AONS1h, / 81 ,LLht,
POSEOFFlCE NiSfhhE.
sigl's q. pr.ft.naur- ~
fONiS FORREST
MONDAY, "WEDNESDAY. iau..,nAY. sad FRIDAY
nr EA.hEtI1 y sAt.
TUESDAY esd SAT DKpAY.
Wi'h to eIrepusn Oi tie 'fces. - .6E LIST
Ao'i.la - sse..,d fafgls.' Stalls. y css,'
r.e r-do. iasucs ~il oculn..n;e sl5i Tue doou viii
of~Isi = &c ok