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Weekly Trinity journal., 1862-09-20
SHERIFFoS SALE.

DY VIRTUE OF A DECREE of Foreclosure
ID of mortgage and order Of sale issued out of
the District Court of the Ninth Judicial District
of the State OF California, in and for the county
of Trinity, in the action Of Joseph Mckinney
against G. W. Durke", ct al, duly attesttd on the
231 day of August, A. d., 1862. am commanded
to sell certain Saw Mill in said State and coun
ty, in North Fork township, known as the North
Fork saw mill originally built by Buck Car
ter, and now known as Dnrkre Il ca. s saw mill
Also, IA certain water race or ditch land the
right to watrr) conveying water from North Fork
gulch to North Fork diggiOgs, said ditch being
about four miles in length, and ending on the hill
back Of North Fork village, commonly known as
Bagdad, together with all aud singular the her
edilamens and appurtenances thereunto belong
ing or in any wise appurtanng
Notice is hereby gwen that on
Wednesday, the 2fih day of September,
A. d., 1862, between the hours Of IL O'Clock, m,
aud o'clock, p M, in front OF the Court House
in the town OF Weavprvie, | will sell the said
above described property to the highest bidder
for cash. Weavervile. Aug 28, 1862.
JNO. p. JONES, Sheriff.
By A. NJ. KRUTTsCuNfTT, Deputy. 33ts.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1862-09-20

WANT TO AVOID THE DRAFr-It is said that
prominent Republicans of San Francisco have
held secret meetings of late in order to d wise
ways aud meaus avoid the draft Yreka
Union.
Undoubtedly lie started by Secesh Demo-
Gratis of the Union stripe.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1862-09-20

THE Carson .Age tells that by recent stage ac-
cdent between Plaoerville aud that place, Judge
Heydenfelt and Mr.. Travis, of San Francisco,
were seriously hurt, and Judge Hastings Chas.
Lambert, Mr. Thompson aud q. Ii. Meyer, more
or less injured.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1862-09-20

STANIsLAUs-A. j. Stakes was been defeated
for district Attorney in the county Of Sauslaus
by four vOtes-E1.
The Union Democratic candidate for Assembly
In Trinity was defeated by just fur votes. ON
inous number.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1862-09-20
NEW YORK HOTEL.
FIRE-P o OF!
JAS. MORRIS and B. BRADY,
PRoPRIEToRS.

..sA THIS WELL KNOWN AND POP
l551E5 ular Hotel. ire-proof and hard finished
l.aEl throughout, situated on Main street, one
door above thr Bank Exchange Saloon, is prepar-
ed in every department for the accommodation
of citz"ns and the travelling pnbie.
The Table is supplied with the best OF every
thing the market affords, and the sleeping apart
ments with double and single Beds.
Board aud lodging by the day or week. Pub
lie patronage solicited. NORRIS ~ BRADY.
Weavervlle, Aug. 9, 1862. 3Ott.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1862-09-20

IMMENSE GRAIN DEPoT.-A short time since
2l0 vessels, freighted with 2,l0U,OO0 bushels of
grain lay in the port OF Buffalo.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1862-09-20

BRoDERICK EsTATE.-A portion of the above
estate which was sold at auction on the 18th,
brought over Sl75 900.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1862-09-20

PORTLAND, Oregon, sent sl,7Os to the Wash
lngton Sanitary Committee in aid Of wounded
soldiers.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1862-09-20

.''.' s...s.
Call and examine our
Machines before pur,
chasing elsewhere. We
manufacture a large va
riety Of styles of each
stitch and adapted toI
the requirements Of all
families and manufactu
rers Of goods where sew
ing is employed. !
, 1862-10-29

The best news Of the morning is the
strengthened indication Of an advance on
consignments Of troops to the Upper Poto-
mac Our army has really crossed IN
force, and the rei,cls are retreatlng> Gen-
Hooker takes the field in Virginia, though
still sufferer from his wound. The West
has been rediFidcd and assigned to the
several commanders Of departments Gen.
Rosecrans issues stirring congratulatory
order to lis late Corinth army setting
forth in detail the teeming fruits
Of their yalor in the late bat
tle The general news at Washington
is Interesting, We are glad to chronicle
that our brave volunteers arc to be paid
Gen. Martindale is acquitted Gen. Thos
4. Morris Of indianapolis. has received q
Msjor Gcncra1shp, an excellent appoint
mcnt too long deferred. It shows that The
Western Virginia campaign Of 61 is being
better understood at Washington, suffel
who may BY the enlightenment. From
the Gulf the news is unin,portant
, 1862-10-29
The WAR IN VIRGINIA.
THE REBELS FALL BACK TO
STAUNTON.

Especial Dispatch to tho.Chfcago. .Tdhune.]
WAsnCaroN, October Is, 1862.
. Rebel pickets yesterday resumed their old
station in front Of our forces at Harper's
Ferry, ana dispatches from the army Of
The Potomac state that General. Pleasauto1's
cavulry force had been as far as Leesburg
without seeing anything Of the enemy. 4
force Was, however, reported between Lees
burg and Suckers Gap.
The troops are reported to BE- In fine spirits,
and the weather and roads are favorable for
army operations. A dispatch from Harper's
Ferry, however, states that tie rebel arm = Ii
uuquestionably falling back. Their pickets
remained in our front very heavy and isnpsn-
etrah1e to refugees.
NEW Yonk, Oct. es-A special to the New
York Tribune. dated Bc1l7ar flights, Vs., O:t.
81, says:
As the preliminary account has been permit
ted from headqu srters. there eau be no i'm.
proprfety in stating that general move.
mint las at last coIrmenced. A portion OF
Gen. 8u:astde's troops left Pleasant Valley
yesterday morning aud moved do m TO Berlin,
tive miles below Harpet's Ferry, where poa-
toon bridge has been thrown across the Po-
tomec- The remainder, embracing the three
corps under Burnaids's command, will speed
ily follow.
simultaneously with this, the troops at
Sbarpsburg, composed Of Hooker's old corps,
nov commanded by Reynolds, and the corps
Of Fitz John Porter arc also on the march.
! They probably encamped last night near the
head Of Pleasant Valley, ready to folio"
Burnside's troops.
The elements are unpropitious. Until yes-
terday morning the roads were dry aud IN
splendid condition for marching, but soon
af1er daylight, q cold, driving rain commenced
and has now continued without iutermission
The roads nre alrsaay very muddy. sud at
| ter being treaded By feW Thousand Infantry,
will be almost impassible- The storm Is e1-
ceedipg1y eevere on tue men.
TIE evacuation Of Winchester By the rabels
and their falling back towards 8taunton, is
confirmed BY Several citizens who came into
our lnea yesterday.
The small pox has broken out with unusua
violence both among the people and troops,
and probably hastened the departure OF tbs
| rebels. -
The general heafth Of our army is good, and
| the number OF sick unusually small.
| a Washington special TO the n. 7. TINS
Gays: Our Harpsr'a Feny correspondent sends
| Us the foro~ing: $500 are be1ng realizsd
| weekly at HMper's Ferry from tue tax on
| storrkeepers' and sutlera' goods. for the hos
| pf1si fund.
:. The enemy'a ptckets have reappeared thls
| side Of Charlestown. This is snppo. ed to be a
| mere teint to cover their retreat. There arc 4
good many cares of typhoid fever.
| A-reconnotssance made yesterday afternoon
by Whipplo's md EeQton's di1isions and
Pleasanton's cavalry to LovestsYille, 1eveali
, 1862-10-29

LET THE QUESTION BE TEST TED.
Our opponents clsmoronsly insist that
tie soldiers are in sentiment opposed to
the presidents proclamation. The TRIBUNE
suggests . test, which should, from its con-
ditions, satisfy all. There arc, IN Camp
Douglas, twelve thousand men, belonging
to regiments gathered throughout the
Northern States, from New England, the
Middle, Western and Northwestern States.
To take thc sentiment Of these men, freely
expressed on the proclamation, will singu-
1arly we'll indicate the complexion Of the
sentiment in the army at large. On the
approaching day Of election, November 4th,
these soldiers will be deprived ofa vote. We
suggest that the boys have an opportunity to
"go through the motions" 1ftheir officers
will countenance and arrange the details,
the TRIBUNE will furnish free of cost all
TIC ballots that may be required, bearing
the words "Ln ,faror Of the Proclama-
ton "0pposed to the Proclamation" :"
Plenty can be found at the camp to attend
to the process themselves, sending The rc-
turns to the TRIBUNE and Times Offices thc
same evening. What say tie officers? Why
cannot this poll be held on Saturday next
The men, we are sure, will welcome an
election day. We coyet the result as: an
inevitable ou'etus on this clamor that the
troops arc opposed to tAc measures of the
Administration for the destruction ol
Slavery as the hulNark Of the rebellion
, 1862-10-29
ParSon Br0Wnl3w In Illinois.
1Ec Speaks at Ccntralia.

tspecia! Dispatch to the Chicago T.:bune.1
CES7nA1lA, October IS. 1762.
Ono Of the largest meetings ever assembled
in Southern Illinois listened with absorbing
attention to Parson Brown1ow this afternoon,
composed ss the people largely are, Of South
ern men. His appeals in behalf Of sustaining
the presidents proclamation and vigorously
prosecuting the war had d tremendous effect,
and when be described bis jail experience and
that of his felow.prisoners, his. entire au-
dience were In tears.
His terrible denunciation Of the traitors and
tloec at the North who sympathise with them,
were received with great applause. Gould
Taron Drown1ow have canvassed Southern
Illinois fer 3 month, the traitor ticket would
! have been tremendously beaten here where
kKn'gbts Of the Golden Circle do most abound.
! Hundreds who heard him yesterday and TO-
3day will drop the tory ticket and vote the
hliot IT freedom.
, 1862-10-29
GEN. s1GEL FOR ARNOLD.
Important Letter from Gen. S1Grl.
HEADQUARTERS 11TH Cosps.

HEADQUARTERS 11TH Corps.
ARMY OF TIE Potomac. 7
FAIRFAX, c. H.. Va, Oct. ~. 1852 J
Horace White, esq. Secretary Republican Union
State Central Committee. Chicago, ILL.,:
DEAR S1E-It would afford nc a great
pleasure il could say or do anything that
would advance the interests Of our mutual
friend, Hon. Isaac n. Arnold.
At this time, more than at any other since
the outbreak Of this vile and bloody rebellion
we require men In responsible positions who
can be relied upon as trne to tue Union; and
II, in connection Wlth this, We eau secure
men Of experience, they ought, on no consid-
Grafton, to be supp1anted by men Of doubtful
loyalty, or by men Of iusrpe7*fsnee who may he
equally loyal.
Too much blood and treasure hare already
been expended in this terrible contest to be
now experimenting with men for elevated
civil or military stations. The time has come
to place the axe ct the root Of every unprofit-
able tree, and to encourage every thrifty
plant
4 man like 1saac N. Arnold, who has been
faithful amcpg the faithless for m1ny weary
nlopth-nho Das stood up boldly 1or the right
and ably denounced the Wrong-Tho has al.
ways urged the most vigorous prosecution o'
the WET at every lnconvenlence and injury to
the encmy-aEd who has looked upon for
eieners and natives IS equal allies, wnen they
were equally loyal aud equally capable -sucb
man, say, should not at this time, without
the most serious reasons, BE- snpplsnted by
another. To do so Is to offend justice and re.
ward ingratitude, which, In the estimation ol
the soldier, is crime against which his COM
rade's blood cries a1oud.
Knowing hfr. Arnold as do, and being SC
fully persuaded Of bis sloyalty mud Of his com
potency for the honorable position which ht
has filed SO faithfully tor two yers, I am bu'
too glad Of the privilege Of making this pla!1
statement in his behalf: It, in -FOUR Judgment
feel FIRE to eive it to the public.
lam, very respectfully.
F. s1GEI, Maj. Gen. U. S. 4,
, 1862-10-29

the fact that there is no enemy ia that vicin-
ity, but abundant forage and subsistence to
be obtained, this region having been hereto
fore untouched.
PHILADELPHIA, October 2S.-Ihe Washing
ton Star Of yesterday bays:
General Mcclellan to-day removed his head
quarters to the Virginia side Of the Potomac,
precisely where, 1t may not be proper to say,
HEApQrAnTEEs ARMY or PoroXAc.}
Gen. Plcasantou's advance has arrived at
Piercelsyille, within q few hours m,rch Of
Gen. Lougstseets command, which Is believed
to se It. ;ta Asatbs ten G1Rt
o'clceg, states that he had driven the enemy,
SO far, with the loss OF a corporal, rho Was
taken prisoner By his horse falling.
No Information has been received changing
the position Of the main body'of the rebel
arny from the vicinity, Of Winchester and
rally interfeIed with the fords at Shepaaas-
town and Williamsport. At Harper's Ferry
the water rose two inches, aud the 6heuan-
doah was increased tonr inches at the same
point The rebel cavalry in considerable num-
bers continue to show themselves between
Martirsburg end Cherry Run, and regiment
Was seen and fired at opposite shaFpshurg
New foRK, Oct. 2a.-The Harper's Ferry
Correspondent Of the Philadelphia Pres, ua-
der date Of the 9Th, says: "News received
here to-day from fleasanton's advance con-
firms the report that the rebels are retreating
rapidly up the valley. Winchester WAS eyac:
uated today. It was thought that strasburg
would not be held with any large force:
1.-THE entire rebel army IN Northern Virgin
Ia Is said to haYe been divided into Two bodies
under Jackeon ind Longetreet, Jaoksoa's coll
umn moving directly to staunton, where, 1t Is
said winter quarters for 8 large force have been
improyised. LoDgstresh moves to Goraons-
ville> It is thought.
"Burnside moved South to-day aud Is now
ais al CO cayulry b,oucht in considerable p uumbs{s @
Of s'raeglers. Our forces will occupy Win
chester during the present week It Ia be-
lieved that Burnside will ogertake the Ee2z
guard OF Lopgstreet, and thst q fight will ea-
kue. Slocunis corps has been sent forward to
support him. The entire army OF the Poto'
mac will move across the river as soon .:
transportation for supplies csn be secured.
, 1862-10-29
FROM TIE SQUADRON OFF MOBILE.
Correspondence Of the New York Timcs.1
I. s. GcSroAr CArroA. oFg NOBLE ENTRANCE.
The St. Louis Fire.

ST. LOUIS, Oct q. The fire at the river
yesterday turns out to be more dis astrous
than was at first supposed; The cargo Of the
e. D. Bacon consisted Of SIS balee Of hemp.
which Was mostly In the hold, where
the fire originated, Is is supposed, frou
a spark from candle which had been hlowa
out BY the men Of work, on quilting for din
ner. About twenty five bales Of hemp had
been delivered; the balance was destroyed
The Este]la and ". &. Russell had been
loading FOR the Missouri River. for sey-
eral days, and both boats ha1 cons!l-
erable freight on board That on the
Estella was burned, while the greater por.
ton Of the Russell will be saved. slightly
damaged. The Mcdowell and MeGin were
laid up. Total loss about $175, 600, IS fol.
lows Il. D. Bacon $4,000, cargo 5?5 .00o
y. 2: Russell, 5000. cargo 81 900; Estelli
$4,000. eargo o,S $50, ,ooo; MeGiu $4,000; Mc,
levee were burned: $4,000 IN nsurance. H. D.
Bacon. $1,000; Eatella, $1,000; Mcal!l
s15,co0; McDoaald, $4,000; Ra=sell, onl5
5000. The Bacon's freight receipts for the
down trip OF S::;,0D was also lost,
, 1862-10-29

>pastor OF the Lutheran church, was arrested
To-day snd taken to Baltimore, by order Of
Gen. Wool. The cause OF the arrest Is sup
DOS. d to be communication, signed by Mr.
bay and published 10 the Daily 1sfsgraph, CEN
susing the authorities Of Baltimore because
Of Union wounded eolditrs ia procuring the
privilege Of taking them home and attending
10 the1T wants, While: rebel eympatdisers are
freely accorded Similar privileges In the aid
Of rebel prisorers: 4 committee Of citizens
has gone to Washington to procure hts IT,
leMt. = - 80 =.
, 1862-10-29

BosToH, Oct 29.-Ihe case OF 3Ir. William
Il. Windor OF Philadelphia. who applies for a
writ Of habeas corpus to be liberated from
confinement In Fort Warren, was heard to.
day before Judge Clifford Of the . Ulited States
Circuit Court. The writ was granted. Judge
to apply to, or prejudice any question that
msy Hereafter arise Of the return Of the same-
The writ will be served on the military com
mapder at Fort Warren, and, IL honored, will
come up tor further hearing to-morrov =. The
COUNSEL for Mr.. Winoor are Hon. William B,
Read, Hon. G. ". Biddle, and Hoa. Peter
McCal1, al members Of the bar Of Philalsl~
nhia
, 1862-10-29
From The Pacific Coast.

SAS FnASs1co, Oct o7,-Assembl9m1n
K.~en hes taken the oath and been released
4rcn imprisonment.
NasEUe contributors to the national sani-
tar1 fund propose to forward by next steamer
sc, coo In silver bars stamped with apprapri-
ate i1scriptfoas--which It Is believed will
Prove good advertisement OF Nevada.
The Eew copper mine discovered In MW:-
poea county attracts much attention. Toe
ore resembles tile celebrated Copp.ropoils'
win, md is traceab1e several miles. 'Eae cop
resources Of California arc already becoming
important and promise soon to become Sec
ond only to gold.
, 1862-10-29

The Bfaffeson Fraud Case.
Political Matters.
Especial Dispatch to the Chicago T1ibune.l
SFRlSGFJE1D. Oct. 2Sth. 1862.
General Ketchum lett tonight for Washing

tE4ECsAl 1lSk}a.Eu LU luE LAiCa5u 4Elu11E.4
SPRINGFIELD. Oct, 2s.h. 1862.
General Ketchum lett tonight for Washing
ton.
In the ssngamon Circu1s to-day, before
Judge Rice, the suit Of the State against joel
L. a1attcson, ct. al, on bond given to the
State to cover the money fraudusently OBJ
tatred By the ex-governor, was decided In fa-
vor Of the state, and scc50. 900 rendered against
the defendant B. s. Edwards for defendants,
and Judge Logan for the State.
Lyman Lacey, Of Msson. Is the Democratic
candidate for representative In Menard and
Mason countses.
Mr. IngersoN passed through here going
west to-day. He had splendid meeting at
Alton, and Was received with Immense enthu~
eiaen.
He feels confident the Union men will carry
number Of extreme aouthe.n counties and
poll . heavy vote IN others. He speaks At
Quincy this evening, and is doing great
work. Gov. Wright Of Indians speaks here
On Thursday with Parson Browniow. They
speak at Quincy on Saturday and 1t jackson.
vile on Friday. ..
, 1862-10-29
crN- SICBL,s LErIER

The candid and patriotic letter Of Gen.
Sigd, presenting reasons why Mr: Arnold
should be returned to Congress, will com
-mand universal attention. Devoid Of parti-
san feeling, looking only to the interests Of
the whole country and the vigorous prose-
cution Of the war" at every Inconvenience
and injury to the enemy" his words are
entitled to the utmost consideration from
citizens Of all classes and nahonalfues
, 1862-10-29

t% There is as treasonable gang of po-
1itical schemers hanging about the Chicago
77n<s az can be found IN the whole country,
North or South. Most of them are Southern
era-the rest cowardly dupes and hlrelings, or
hungry ofHce-seekers.
This is the gang of "Uniou men, who are
engineering the Democracy OF Illinois through
the political campa1ea now 10 progress. Toe
MONEY comes from south Of Mason and Dix
ou's une.-50urr4al.
, 1862-10-29
abolition of Slavery III the Dutch
NrcNE Jnt1fe1.

abolition of Slavery In the Dutch
West ladies.
The Law for thc abolition Of slavery in the
Dutch West ladies (alrcady announced passed
The statcs.General Of Holland ty 3 majority Of
ic1ty five to seven. The following are the
regulations adopted respecting the slaye abo'
1iliun at Su1Ipam:
1et TIE abolition Of slavery on the 1st Of
July, 1868.
ed. The owners to receive a compensation
Ct COO gui|ders (Sl20) for each slayc.
Sd. The supervision Of the State not to con-
t;nue for more than ten years at the outside.
4th. The government encourages immlgra-
tiop, end ct1ers for that purpose, fora period
Of five years, premiums not to exceed mil
lion Of gui1ccrs <s4o0, 0,o0o-)
5,h. Fxcd labor to be obligatory On all the
emaneipated,
, 1862-10-29
Gen. Grants New Department.

WAs111SGroS, Oct. 23-Yy direction Of ths
president, the State. Of Tennessee, east of the
Tennessee Rser, and euch parts OF Northern
Alabsma as may be taken possession OF By the
United States troops, Will constitute the de-
r.n,ent Of the Cumberland to be under COM
mand Of Gen. Rosccrans- The troops uuder
the command of Gen. Grant will constitute
the 10th army corps, and those assigned to
tie command OF Gen. Rosecrans will consti-
tute the 18th ar1ny corps.
, 1862-10-29

Appointments for speaking.
=. Our list Of appointments for public speak
ing Il transferred to the second paga, where
1t viii be touud hereafter till the elnse Of the
>campagu.
, 1862-10-29
GN1fPANt1nM.

The able letter that appeared Ia the TRn-
uaE u day or two sgo. signed Jaues 4.
Belcher, should have been, .N4thaoiel Belcher,
who is an influential DemocrA Of Rock Islaud
county. ,> "'. '"'. -.
, 1862-10-29

Senator Wright Of Iodianas
The Hon. Joseph A. Wright Of Indiana
will address the people Of Illinois at the fol-
loving times and pisces:
Springfield. Thursday. October 80.
Jacksonville Friday. October u.
QuiLcy, Saturday, November l.
, 1862-10-29
From The Gulf Department.
Important from the Coast Blockade

Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Teibuus.1
WAsu1NG1oS, October Is, 1861
Thr United States forces in the Gull have
destroyed the salt works Of the rabies at St.
Andrews and st. Joseph's Bay, both capable
Of making over 400 bushels Of salt per day.
The bark ]. L. Dorse captured the EHglifh
schooner 1sabelln attempting to eyadc the
blockade, off st. Mark, with q cargo Of cot
ton. TIE u. s. steamer Penobscot On The
ed inst, captured off Shallow Inlet, North
Carolina, the English brig Robert Bruce,
about 200 tops burthen, loaded with clothing,
medicines, &c.
Tie navy department learns to-day that The
United States steamer A1batross captured the
schooner Two Sisters OFT the mouth Of the
Rio Grande, On the 2lst u!t. She was flying
the confeterate tlBg at the time, aud rebel
register was found on her. The cargo coz
sisted ot gunny cloth, with corresponding
bsle rope, crino1fre, &c.
WASHINGTON, Oct 2s.-The nary depart
tnc United States forces In the gull have de-
stroyed the Gbsl salt worka At st. Andrew
ard ST. Joseph Bay, both capable OF making
over 400 bushels salt per day.
The bark ]. s. David captured the English
schooner Isabel while attempting to evade the
blockade oil st. Marks With cargo Of cotton.
TIT United States steamer Penob5cott, on tue
ed inst, captured of Shelton Inlet, North
Cnroliua, the English. brig. Robert Bruce, OF
about eco tons burthen, loaded with clothing,
nlrdiclut, &c.
It is also learned TINT the United States
steamer Altatross captured tile schooner
Two Sisters Of the mouth Of the Rio Grlude.
OF the 2lst ult. She was tlyiug the rehel Il ag
at the time and rabel register was found on
her. Hsr cargo consisted Of guuny cloth,
rope DC.
FROM TIE SQUADRON OFF MOBILE.
Correspondence Of the New York Timcs.1
7. S. GCSEoAT EArCuA, OFF MOBILE ENTRANCE.
Monday, Oct. Is, 1861.
Six weeks ago, the notion vas prevalent on
| the vtsse1s Of this blockade, that before now
Admiral F.rragut would be furnished with
power sufficient for tho reduction OF the rsbel
stronghold, Fort Morgan. Before such an
attempt Is made 1t is pretty certain that one or
| two *siron.clads " will be added to the attack-
lug force Of his feet, or else the litter mus:
be restored to Its former number and power
| Of vessels. Six month ago it WAS next 70 in
vipcible. Nov it Is reduced aud divided.
Many e1oops-of-war and gnnboats have return
| I'd North for repairs oF5econs!ruction; Others
must soon fellow; quite number are re-
| quirtd in the Mississippi; the access1ons to
| Lis fleet have been few.
, 1862-10-29
THANK SETYINEs

IHANRSx1X
Gov. Yates proclamation. appointing
Thursday, the 9Th day Of November as
day Of thanksgiving and prayer, will be
found on the second page Of this paper.
, 1862-10-29
CHICAGO PRODUCE TRADE.
The following table shows tho rccelpts
and shipments Of leading articles for the
zeek ending Oct, 2J. 1863:

The following table shows the receipts
of Flour, Grain, Live Stock, SC, since Jan.
1st to date, for three years:
, 1862-10-29
Gtt Gtibtt'tt.
WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 20, 1862.


We bare printed Paraon Brownlow's great
specch In Metropolitan Hall On Saturday
evening, on quarter sheet, IS q campaign
document. We will send It by express for
the same price as General Prentiss' speech,
y}z: tntnty oet&s per hundred copies.