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, 1862-10-22
euIrAKNJs OF LUMBER, SHINGLES AND LATu ron
u.xEE xpu,Na mr. II. 1874

LuMBER-The receipts during tho past week
show hsa]thy fnereaso-the greas bulk Of lt.:how-
ever having arrived NTH this large hees early IN
The week. BInca then the receipts hsYe boon un-
usually light, and At the oloso Of the Market the
supply Ib not equal 10 the demand for easKoes
ahoat.
During Tho early part> OF the week. owing to
the excitement which then prevailed In conse.
quence Of tho e1srso1dInary advance in gold 10
1s7A, betidcs tho usual demand BY the srade, ont.
side capitalists were eager buyers and cargoos ad
vanced tc<475o per ,thousand Ket-soms choice
catgoes selling ~ high as tii.oo. During thepaat
few daJs the offerings have been very tsining-ths
receipts being mainly to Ill contracts made zone
time since. ~
The advance in grain freIghts has contributed
somewhat towards etlffening the inmber. market,
ruauy veeseia refusing put into lumber porta at
any tate Of freight offered.
The following are few Of Tho leading sales Of
eargoss dn,ing The week:
cs,gc Of eaotee Canadian stock boards at s'i.co
{ isE;,Fo 4, Il good Saginaw strips and Dosrd' at
e.; sssS sss kss 's' ;6s' 6ss 'R S G;s9s
'!S es,so It board. Ind ~ strips from Saginaw, per
ta,ss x ~ Msszesoa lumber, NH Ran. pei
e. 90 Z Blade. strp,. ron Grind rt..
sts esfse i aS saDse, psr sear oct.vl. At $1,000.
.,6 9ases ,S essgqes Of 1T to good ha'teg'n' at
!, Two salgoes Of Grand River bosrds. besntltng
and stttps, st 49.e7x.
IN ths {arda tho market Il ycsy drn, and NO
notc Iii Improvement of sbout soc pok thousand
feet: A'lafge number Of dealers are refusing to
sell oonaimqn hoarda aud fehciag beioT 4ia00; but
The hulk Il 10 iales ase at I'll. .o9ail. 80. There
Ire ou|J feT, however, who ate selling below
eilso aaa i tsgaaeral1r Of an inferior quality Of
.S ssHiHa1ss-The market Il yety tltm and psless
n lhe< Ys.ds haze ad1ahted 266 pef Thousand.
Prime eh.yed are held It q. s.6o. and prime Sawed
1t sSas, Il cargo of Sawed, pr tehl Lstsla Belle,
Via so3A 1t %a.oo. -: ., s.--'t ! i" 81.
LATH-1ha ID: s1piatket Ii nrma With salts 1t 100
By Tho earg9P a. y IN ths yards' We qnots' :;
1uasxa-F,1st tsea1, pe. 1900 n..... g
sseoed 9eaf; q2S8afn Sssf, g g
= ato6K M{tf i. ,s..esst Iam9l4 %
Qohnao Hs, n 13itsetts'm@ s9ets n
6ess saa fYosS;fns; pndiesssd.:;... as$
4. Common Il y d. - 'do ,iis:.s,. 16Q19l .oo
Biiing, Cigar d9esaed. .,v..S =, AQ9tSoa
IL Common % 5~+......,..s 1lG@ :.i:
| Can Boards. ......'...s''t.:.:-t' h93 Wy
saaffe Se ea'n9: "a 81. sqSass
6Awed Bhingias. 49,: ::..s.,s,sS't.'5 80"
do do No, i"..........., aG4 ''.'
ptt. !, II; mammal 1o@SiSio
, 1862-10-22

The propellers take -four to New York at 81 70,
via 1hso 10 Buffalo and thence BY rail- TO Boston,
$3.50. ;,s-.si; Yr,: ,:.'! t.}.s: -
FLoUR-Reeeived to-day, 1851 brls: shipped,
10 b,ls. The following table ehows the recaipts
Ia xhfn1ae snt - dn fn;1 lha n.&afr Z. - -.
, 1862-10-22

if E : = ~ - 20
1oi efih5s se febe!ton tnd sa:tsiaog 30
:1dministfatIon, without Mbuts' o. ~: Are ~,
tSa set heHIy Wtsn9ys's '.'s1 H, IA RS tdaS 1sS
:tt1eets. % this Wedaesdsy) evening, ,.ass. X
>. Gen, IN Wllfou, COL 1Kas.msh, and, other good
: speak4fsi both Engltah and qe1mapt Wtg address,
1 - Per1 sod otdsf ot It's @h W.d Unidn Executive
Qommlttee, :.a,:Sts -. 4 ! II ~, y
, 1862-10-22

;qhts (Wsdnesd.y)l eyeninzs It i:Fit9enpsEses's.
Bio Canal stfeei, betWeen Van Burel' and uanl.
ION stfsess: Iii Who lore their country are eat;
neatly requeeted 10; come: Good tpeatest VIII
ad1reas you, bg order ct the --.,.
, 1862-10-22

-.- Z y. I
N1EpMBYER's MASS At TIE CuuRou OF T11a |
HolY NAur,-On tho occasion Of tho first visit |
to tho cathedral of the Holy Name, uoxt Sun.
day. 2s,l, ;pst., by the Right Reverend B.shop |
Dnpgan. since HIS arrival from Rome. the choir |
Of the church viii give o second performance
q this celebrated composlt'en, which On last
Easter SUNDAY, Wheh II was p1oouceo !of tee
tirst time, cfsalea 20 great sensation amoog
our musical paohe' inl7 gteas Wo1k "li pe
presented sgalns nofs sunaay, WIN ta9 same
solemnity and GRANDEUR Wlth as large an Or
cheetra' ana as eneeh7e eaotae a. oeto,e.
On the same occasion Will Do performed Inc
world'reno"nea Aes pst'nm ol Aoaaf'' tne
moes sublime OF nis sacfea compoelaona; 90
.snb'me. indese' that :" hAS oeea sssiea "4ne
song ot ta4aa'ee' ss1t :,
SWEDISH Mznr1No ~ rns, ssYasrn
WAhD.-aeyeral Swedish 1esidehts ct ohl.
caeo met lat night " d. r MatFisoaa
SALOON, 2o9; North CLARK Street. Aitef tne
meeting WAY called to order, J. e'>feseFeotn .et !
was elected preeldent.. ana y. oromsive, se:-
reia5y.t On motion OF J. a. Nifson' i Has re-
'sotved 70 call injecting TO be held at tae eamo
PLACE on Saturday evening, the 25th Inst, at
sevsn o'clock. to which all tho 8wedish voters
Of Chicago, Without regard 70 former party
distinctions, who are IN faVor OF maintaining
the Uufons euatA1ntnE the present AdMipIstrAA
tton, and endorsing the presidents enancl-
patton proclamation, are invited to attend.
,,.'.. .;:t..:., u T;I3S 1f ;;ssasE -@va
,s o,Aoess ~. ~ e.san,,o" 49, AZ ,oor a. .hs
Noutu ~ t4o .!es1. y - Nv" ~ '1e
, 1862-10-22

- There vill b I Union mtAtinE bn;We31ea6ay'
,evenin9at tba hoafs OF Heury Kllnhle on ,Wel!l
btreet, tsl North avenue, to which all who Are LII
favor of ens{ainiDg the apfealdent In these trying
times ara invited i Lat NJ forget po)ttlc8 and
,pleeeiYe The Integrity Of oqt loved county, and
have Alafgo hee3]n8:f. J. j, Z. Anlsa, ReoJ. J
, 1862-10-22

new York stock aud monoy market.
By Teleg,aph.l y N1w yoaA. Oct. u. ises.
j.. Mrtt: Board stoeht-1t,cgular, but closed
stronger. ... 49,, -
Chi. 4 Il. Island, SIX Mich. Bon. gtd.... 81
:: +. Shs:. IS En2 q; n O. "a r: =, AZ H.
MleS Il sees; eeu..:::: :e.e: Il liz Do 3D. OK
, 1862-10-22

9otsa ;s:.a,....:..:, i. :.,tsas!sls ssaa7s.as
Tqtsi S1 ssit mon month to d:to -: tS5s77s 4ebsses
Total tince let January. elo, ,9ns5 es1,9d12s
M1IwAuKEi.- Tho. ;ssnlins1H. Of thls morning
eays,e :i:!.E!1iI. :: !;
The money market Was rather easier to. o.day than
Ut the cloaa qf hst weak but still the auppiy Of
cn,rehcy was by no means atundant. ExchAnge
Is very plenty and 4@X discount buying. ssn:.
ing rates H0A premium-ahe latter the current
bank rate.
Gold underwent another decline 10 day. BANK
ese paId 23GA25 per cent ptemium. and f5r silver.
iG1a}-the outside 6gufes only for round soms
Old demand notes ~ Premium.
, 1862-10-22

y; s.ts s1, ,ssa. ..1st yyss. 40: ..esx
us 66 68 conps. ..i03 j q. 3. dam. noses .lssH
nd Boird-stocks better, but not active,

:, NoNkT, ,NAakET-sttAdJ It 60bK on cal, aud
6@t tct strictly prime paper, =,
b1eiling K1ehange Primer And nnseetlea hy 3D.
:, American. gold def'dediy higher, opan'11g
1t R.x and c1ostng firm. u slkGa8lx. CalHofnla
gold bars nominal and qafet..,<
, 1862-10-22
o171pAGO LUMBER mAnEEr.
- :.
For tue Week EnddnE Oct. Al, 1869.

TuBsDAT EYRxMo, Oct u, 1863,
RECEIPTS OF LUMBER, sHtE6LEs, LAra, &C., Fon
WEEK xFplNa GOT. 19. 1903, ooMPAnBD w1ra
fHK TWO PREVIOUS TEARS. !:
t1e64. 1851. 1885,
Lumber h,,.,;,,.. :. BATS 90 7,kt44s9 e,47SS0o
Bhingice, ho..........1.Gs0,0N 2.a7t 900 2,4a},N0
Lath. pes............. 10000 69s7bQ 1,2l7,0N
TluIboF, ft....s....... 8a7oD 1890 ...
pQtte, no. ...,, ....,s 9.HQ l,NU s...
, 1862-10-22
:, a sTATxNRNF or PoLIQ1 nUslNKss." ! :;
Tho folioRinn2a i, statement of'the polioS

Il :lCrorn1No tAxD. FuaK1snNo :GooDs.~7We
call especik1 Attention 10 Tho card Of that old
md we'll known :ilfm} sHuntingtoh II WAm-
worth, 81 and 90 IakA street; which appeAnax
Ia thts .hgae,i Tho dra ~ nqE! EEssseatItng
'nsA styfSs u eel6tbidk: :fnoh thetf dRn manu-
factory n.Bostouf y well u an immense hnd
ea4esslly, ,tflee3sd st9s;kls et Esnt}e@ena ta4s;
nfshing good Il lsalmast tapetllous to tdd
:.wond sndorslng this .i'tm Who ass iasnsia I'D !!
most intimately, VIII the easlAess@ 04lcago.
Pqfehsssrs Ni!l';hnd fex places ,'t Mhss they
y,ntasBeoua.ltf e ~ = - sst* -
;RxouRssox1srs jR5,tta1 aas j1aox allss4 Faatrosr
Akp 7dI i; b 300 eIeaf.{on-
its nom Qt1Slt, Fieepottb Ltnkttk, lid o{bsr
,tl.feg Ktit,tS Gh!es9o, a@e Z ths eity yes.
tsrdsy On the dalene ind obto'go Union rail-
road.
, 1862-10-22
BhlpstF...7 :
ilRRa0

SS73,S 6a.s III following t.ble .hor.tte fseep..;
I'D ehipmenss duttnE the past Neekt [.:,',, !: !.
NJ 1tr1ts5!;j III II. tAfo
fEi,S ....y.,,. 46oiks n.y,.ss.>e
49, & sou HH a.;.:s. s.sss 1QaoM .,.s
~. III Con 4 Mtt.:.,t. :.syt4J'. 2A, ,l8 Il. *tss
- tChi. j. r. I. bAf1toAd...is,.. 1Ql,eq ttu+:
; iii. B:& a. HAiHoad Nh. 2al,MQ I, fs.,.
~ oil. 4, + 81. & RsiltoAd. 1859 i. i!:.
~ Chi. i MN, ne,Irosd. .t;v.., 1850 ~.
W OH, q MI 1tAllsoad .....*:At ~. .:s....'
, 1862-10-22

He expects supply in A'day Or two. and will
dispose Of them at about Washington prlcos.
/. sr: Louis, ALTON AND oa1oAaio RA1LRoAp.-TAe
following IL statement Of the caxntngs Of this
st.; 1.onls, Alton and Chicago Railroad for the
, 1862-10-22


=, WHEN WILL. pxoP1s LEARN W1sDoHf-The e.
fects upon the human system everywhere appa.
rent, thatthe common, cruds kinds Of sa'aiatns
are bad ought to teach wisdom to people to avoid
such poisonous compounds They cost az much ~
peIAnd's Chemical Ealaratus, and they' 'dp not
produce those beautiful light and nutritious big
etaits enjoyed only by those, who use tho better
article. The time may novas comic that everybody
will learn to take tho good In preference to the
bad, but the speed Of knowledge In this particular
Is indeed wonderful. People In Thousands: Of
cl.ics aud towns cali for eand's Chemical aalerA'
tus only, and viii hate no other. 1t.ewAw. :
Go 70 TIE DEs1-Qo 10 BRYANT 4 sraAr.
7on's CnhoAoo coxuxucrAr co11zar =, TO get
thorough butinees education.
:. ~ Cook d MeLslp. steam Dyera and sooureth 9s
Dearborn and 10 8. Ozark Streets clean and dya
ladies and geniemeut clothes In tho best and cbeap
at manner Tia oldess stahliah hed house in tho t7
= :; - ~ = .-- ',t' i '' 90
tCell on Dunlop. Bawell d Hpa1ding fol Printing.
uoy11.hP2f.1y
, 1862-10-22

DE- JAu1s-Those requiring medical ald such ~
Dr.. Jn,as .sDdazs, ars advised u apply TO him In
msdlate,y fol relief, D.. James has world wide
reputation, aad New os,eanR, where he BIZ been
praictng in spectal hsnch Of for the list
ii jea1s. he comes st1ong'y, recommended hJ tome
o} the ablest phY1elans Of ths South. and bssides
from the almost entire preas Of that country This
T; shopld b. sufficient evidence Ito gain the cont-
dence of shese atticsed with chronic and secret
diseases-such A. .thoes, pf tho skin. blood. and
organic :weaknsas;, Ds. James has permanently
ttarted hi once at % Randolph ttrees, between
State and Dearborn streets, The followtng from
tho New orleans Dtllyd Of December a1st, 1850, ls
bit tba echo Of almost every papsr Of tho aoutb,
rconeerning nr. Janea: 5*4 =,
."NoaE Moar CArAnI1.- There Ii no physician
III our rather extended acquaintance in the pro.
fes,ion who IL more capable, and surely nohe has
gained 10 eAyiable' reputation IN The treatment
Of special diseases than Dr.. James. 81 Custom
Houaa' street. Tho doctot has uaada 90 many
wonderful and speedy cures that II Is not to be
wondered at that bis otlee 10 60 often Aled with
unfoitnnaies who come to him az dernler re-
sort, having fu fatth In bis ekil and experience.
1t is astoniahing that 70 many Eit autfas MEM.
ielyea 10 be ttifea with by pnysielaua sho hare
never made this special disease study, and who
prescribe the ZANE remedy far all cases. Or.
James has spent ytars In peticcsing himself In
this peculiar line. and ia as near perfect a. csn
be-" '~'
Remember Dr. James, formerly Of James Lock
Hospital, s. custom Rouse street, New Osseans.
He Is established at s. R&udolp etrest, between
State, and Dearborn etleets, Chieago III. otlce
open from a. m. to 8 p. nj.
, 1862-10-22

NEW MUSIO.-D. P..FAULDS,
IL -
fstsat ss7t sattvtshsa 1t. Of J.nais, bi L. T. cro.s,
Katy svsI i. w IL; i. VIII, Qiolb5. iWofa: "a
nj ID dS4s .a ranes Yts;ids - 1ll nsfnsit
eont 8 5stn Fsap; IL Bs;; aeef
Minnie sde. Rltt5 oJdes s!stefs by u VI n ot9s- e,
wiz b Loyo fhss: 81 Charles l. wa;d.,::: 8 ess
R.6-Ihs above d 81 VII b se1t fros O p9nsxa,
on rAretpt ut the rtsil priteA ee33 aosl&n
, 1862-10-22

sHEEp-Recoiyed lao. No transactions,
, 1862-10-22

Nom BAhnioK BuRnfnd.--Another llue
Of baiiseks upon tie western llrhlsof Camp
Douglas was burned; Of course the result Of
military 'ineendlafihm. There will probably
be nothing done about 4. :. ~.
, 1862-10-22

NAVEL Naval sfohEs AND .oltsrspldls Turpaa.
as ois are n.ni; haa II 4oe. I,asssd 81 arn with
an upward tehdeneJ.: Ne :quose:. ~; i H.
uAy.L 64JRxs-:: :'sS.' + TxYred hemp Rope II
iepirits :tufs ~, :: 0nA-Kerosne.i - t@M
PSF Ti9tS Sr:.;.:,.s*r SS re N9; Ms.ls 1 asaS
!: kSs|S kss5, iH;SStt. ;,ts$%Ss 1lasssa tt'@ti,
, 1862-10-22

f;65 {bS iiSai, yhleh Ii SD
sSsfSS& 'ffoi is snsa5: Yeft hinaad
ttnasNtfd, B6 III .the etIftak 6reA4 him, nott.
3NitAttAhdinK, lid mn PtoYfea terf9f h9fAafter.
5ko lie ;tafaans MO b: BIZ; ;eAss,! Il Hell as;
y ;AtRSa.eataet ethari 4IqlAtM ii A svety l.n
;qna Stntlmhns d AamAnlEy. u
, 1862-10-22

81 IMPORTANT 70 EvERrnopE.-As win be
aecn BY an advertisement elsewhere all manu-.
facturars who fail to make return Of; tho d.,
ylslon II which Their: manuf.etqriee are losa'
edbefofe tho s1st Inst, to tic, Assessor of 1u-
'ternal Royenne' will DO subject to ifne Of
s5oo and the seizure Of goods manufactured. :.
, 1862-10-22

OAAr DouolAs.-N wss the intention III
: hare grand review Of Illinois troops at Camp
Douglas yesterday afternoon, but owing TO
The preva1auon Of almost ! toinsdo al that
point, did q clond Of dust which no yalor
.eonld encounter the review wss deferred: -;
, 1862-10-22

MzE11Na.- will be A,meetlng At Bry.
IN Hail this afternoon, at O'Clock, of Ill tie
committees interested IN the Ftelr for tho Homo
fqt the F1ienqless. A full attendance y re-
qaested. -. .,,,.,.:. 10 :
, 1862-10-22

:: EVWUHN .ANU, H1U &:@e74 Ho{ HtH.9 V..7s ~
.dyapced tatto pe1 bsg. Lead H94o lower.
bIAttina Powder s6G1toc lowes% Quotations arc:
Shot btkt of rs 6pa..,s..,.n.....t."s s3S.Sa9]@
, 1862-10-22

:,cokons zon gna Elo1x' 1BATfsR1.-Thls
splendid battery Is nearly full, and arc o1pect.
Ing their gups,to arrive next week. Our well
known feilorlcitizep, Z. Il. Haddock, csq.ia
personal friend Of Captain George ". Rem
wick, Of the battery, has ordered a beautiful
battery flag for tho boya at a cost Of oyera
hundred dollars. II; 10 being manufactured
By Gilbert Hubbard 4 Co. II ~.
, 1862-10-22

IntntS ot Leading efi tiAde hndl eoniaeree
dnrina III tiet Ttek I'D tines I'LL 1st of yanaefy
:1itn oonpiIati1S aailsi ~ :t,t;i' !: ,:.S
81 X aEEq.nf 32 oNtokss.st:t
= & ptft Ia, lsd3. 1B91 i !. !B6l:
E4nt x. III a$si II Il
Es 3sEs s. a,is4sse
s.sas sesa}Sy ns;3t,'fIt;,..ss qsN tls9
fplatoas, hu, ~ r.. .. !s,::;I, :, at,W 2a ,@1
Reef + s99 @ # .a992 9S2
81 INV; !! Is l|i$i3| @|$S| ssSsss5 ss
TAllowAb Abs.s!...s,t..:.. 99MS 9s ssaf'61s r.
Z Iiye Hpgx,- no.Iai.s,s: 8ltto9 - SS81W satg!s
Dret4ed Hogs no".l :, .1e * 1s " ~,
Beet Cattle, 4o...is'Gjj III ASi
Aidss s @s.',:.:::.: asM1aa sMa y 9asia ds s'SasS 'T7asS
shingioi, no..s..... 1871 9o9 s!sSaS9 y, ,93i,t@
LAtht no ..,..,s...'f e50G GG 1Aas! e9 oW
Timber, ft;.....,...r' stI@ :4,ss1 ,ao i,166.4a
"gotts, no.s..'...."., ,.gNW5' ~ esa34So s5sR5a sRea
plcke}s, a o','tt.":, III ,Gss9 as e2Gs
ss7ss 5e.::::::!: es|@9 ~ ,1]}sa99 90 7yI'a5 q
A;ahsfns: NY 5f1s:; sbg hdgM asX ssds
S:: S!sS Pfs:::...:::: H. II: i $%S ;S 4 nm II
prisS ID! f1nis a1'. ns e$ss ;esas ~ Ss$as
aili.tods, ns.....'.: 11oSio 4,sssels. e.S2,s,i
81 81 toas....,!:.,.. tRsi;'..!. e.M isiss. iRSs
, 1862-10-22
ST.. 81 !: W. Il Nv INFKLIiU Il
sns6tsiDa . 81 a. IL B. ina1po rtant tRfiGaifl4e
ef gemneglr.1a1l4e1t i iH[.ats. |. .es3 tt

{NS;3faa5xS % %WtpkMtSaasd, Bfythll, Unllsd ets.ss;
ys.GitcutRf hpft,t delivered 6 1eelllpn yeetsa .
sd3sHy sd3sy ii f6s ces6 81 Elisha r. whitley i ar:
". John R Mills, al, (Which. II ii hs4 attlasted
IHdfaadl' sttt7nuoa ito6i te 6sr gsnStalIy, aHd
i'd Of areat Importance to tha commercial coln1
mphity y;ss$,Ye sA6l( 6lHk bE1e{ aspfahhty Of the*
t ieadtsg fsets which tAse INF Ii t6s eQpf1s of+
iS5 i EisaaSatS 81 50 sael9$ ~ Y nsx iftsi:
t|s;t es 'fsa 81 s8s ss R'ss' RS4ss
;hofy bbtes made by. Aetenaante::;;t Fh9 eas9
vas submitted to The :eQurk! fol: tetat !tast
sApfll nd tiefo viii i finding for The plain,
,titfa. Tho defendants entered amotton for
new trial, and the case can1e hp for hearing
iast StSn AZ. s as.6ai Ss;s % e.
c6mmofotM law. This mAtbnil' fsets' Of the.
tfbea a ess eemposisR > III dr Il Joh5 III Xiii
a., nsda an asalgnnsqt q tQF:the henea:: :9t,
thelt efedito5s, to Matthew 1atiia "a Edwin
19to toi a rtSs I'D III eas ersdi
III Pstas sai j ssisy :a hs
terms ott Nhleh 81 sagreeniepe; he creditors,
SsssS 4Rgeis,t & ia tai'9 Ss'1R
M1ls q CO, Tie crsdisorai !! agreeing to
release Hills B Go. from any further claim on
Account Of the Original ind1btAdness,, except
+ the ferty.Aye per cent Of tho fAm9 which Was.
Id be paid in sixteen lnstalulehteX The cam.
promise agreement provided thst tho original
notes, might, pe; retained BY the creditors as
collateral security &of tic payment Of the
compromise Indebtedness Of fpnyaya per
ID p.yEeat ef shs! dlfsisate ei.a insss@ents:
TNo d The Compromise notes we're. paid at
maturity. the qtheis had ad,s ~ m INSURED before
Raia. snit q ~ brought or the original notes,
tn6tes Terd a6t al psld 'at mataifty, t6e orlgl.
gsnes M PaeIpls st sSaia aaisss ths II
the money paid, then the >originai indebted,
ness Is revived, or, ii othes words, that tho lAw
makes time the essence Of the contract ia all
tst debtors ley than the amount actually duo 70,
| Twas yery, strongly Urged on the pat Of
the defence that Is The pia1nttff's expressly te-
leased Mills Il Co. from the payment Of all
their original claim, except forty-tlYe per cent
that the plaintiffs csnld only recover Judgment
The court overru1ed the motion for new
[ trial and gave Judgment for the plaintiffs for
lets the amount Of tha two compromise notes
10. K. l., Hutchinson tsr platntia, and E.
| Van Buren, for defendant, :. 's'
, 1862-10-22

,5ilT1i u -Fs5.s. :. =
"EYEs AND EARS" ,"--Henry Ward Beecher's
new book hAs been received :by HoNslty 4
Cd, 81 DsailhornF stfesst,... .Aisb, itesh sups
ps5pl thS,tatold Mstch,ata of New Yesk.9
, 1862-10-22

PsnaoNA1.-Lieut n. 9. Ksnyon Of The nth
Illinois, Who hss been 4 prisoner for eight
months-aniyed with Gen.. Prentts. Moaday
, 1862-10-22

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Shingles, no....,. 5000
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, 1862-10-22

After d few moments deyoted to eongratular.
lions, Gen. "Prenuls :wsA presented to the
Board as \ body. Thesensfal rs received With
three Times three, to which hs replied pub
'stantantiai1y " folldkt: =. "'t,Ss Il :a
!. - osN. PasnTIss' sfason. :>s-:a ",!:' W
:. GENTLEMEN. have: consented to fehhsn
T. your si.y nntil o'clock thls eyening1 BE-
hA1s not sees 6r se7ou nsontasIto eidresa
the citIxens.e do this because ! feAr1 from
what hear, that there. ID something wiodg-
that you are divided In sentlment-ihAs there
are many among you who Are opposed to'tha
prosecution Of th!s @ VT 10 manner That thst ~
tall you what what hare seen, what have
e1perenced In the lAud bf Dixie. - l::i1
Gentlemen, hare ddtermtued to take tho
deld again Immediately. = heYo been b1chanB,;
SdsTA.t ts3s stehsn 60 tq re months W., W. by os
eeixed md confined Tor two months. -, >
: Yon, gentlemen Of the BoArd of: Trade, ard
the tuAine&S man. ok QbfoaEot attending to
syopr, vocation and At the aan9 ttme stan ding
bY, youf government In the South there Il
nS legt4mato bueinsss e ' ,DoWn thses thstt Ia.
noble government. ia eFen Vnion fasn, Who
ioye the old fss, a1e foteed into shis bnslneas;
= I thank: you. g6ntlenent for the reception
J3n neye giYen me9 g ft9@g @ fs1on's ss e esll NJ
man can KNOW OF nndet4t8nQ toS lQQt8nltlee
ss% 9asxse 81 s.sSS,s ssen s
but Of these things VIII speak tonight I,
| :. We hid with ut men from Al p4te Of tho
county. inel1alnk Alaaopfl--And Wot hRSa
cahae: Aoma .atl--=AyetY one ot; ;ut-~u1d YiMGa M
tfantl etayesys men, .{4rtat cheering. u. VIZ
ltNhilo .fhA fq8 w. In .she ,ae1d.t Every mar
who opposes no In .this b my eneny. :And /
Wy traas Pig aAtuehS =. HI 7 IS MfePe.t hsys %
i Ces. Goodies. Of tha eth toNtt M then l4
|tfSduted 10 ths aldienee.,1;, Tho colonel aht
f'hs v.. aa>ts{tll: tom tas eaeeG q ~ l3nt
lnpst.epHsat IRA VT -. f1!taas s ma.t e
:, f1ehanlkt34; bill Y|fs6 Ii III be Mould aK.ij
1 taks.hs asla sna tsaioE h.l aS6lal| l|ssa4S, den
| PRni{ss; fhTee: eheeft 'Ttte Es1qn; ;for ~
aal,int eolone,, shd thtes a6r9 fof aent peod
W. 4Ss JS;,i.s1 sfi H. s,;,a,sa -, th
audience, shd vi eotdlilly tateP bythS hin
by 9fe.y one rTessht. H. ''s - =.
The aepsrl has evidently sudesed muc
, 1862-10-22

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, 1862-10-22

NHw;;t, OngRCn ED1r1os. Workmen are.
now ergogedfn laying the foundations d tho
new church edifce' for the first Unitarian So.
ciely of this city, now worshIpping on Wash:
'pgton street, between Dearborn snd Clark
streels.- Gronnd WAS broken last Fri.
day morning. The new church viii be located
IN the east. side qf' Wabash avenue, north OF
Hubbard court. II il intended to lay the
foundations this fail up 70 grade, and cover
them up for the winter, and next spring tolst
tho balance Of tho mason work aud carry 1t
through to completion. Tho contract, for the
cut stone york has also been lot, and the work
commenced. so as to haYe 1t all ready by next
spring.: ttis also contemplated to let tho car
penter work shortly, and have the. work got
out through the winter. ,,:t% !: 4
The building viii be built entirely Of: stone,
and when completed willbd one Of the hand.
somcst and substantially built churches iu tho
city. II speaks well for the energy and enter
Prise Of The society to undertake = work Of
such magnitude during the present times.
The ARCHITECT 10 7. Y. Wadskler, esq, who
was also architect for Trinity Church, and the
Bishops Church On the West Side.
, 1862-10-22

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, 1862-10-22

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, 1862-10-22
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no Democrat. / an soldier Of my country.
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