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The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-08-09
Office of the N. ward CnnnanxA

MANUFACTURERS OF INDIA RUBBER GooDs :
10 MIX and IS Congress Streets.
BOSTON, MARCH lsr, 1882
To Manu- |dCturers, the Trade, and the Public
In the grant from the n. Hayward Company to Metro
politan Washing Machine Company, under license Of
Charles Goodyear to said N Hayward Company for the
of Vulcanized India Rubber coverings for rolls the
right to such application to the Bailey machine was
cially reserved and is exclusively ned by n Hay
ward Company. These machines ard rights are guar
anteed to the trade and manufacture : and is the only
invention in which the Vulcan!zed Rubber Rolls nd GOV
erngs for Rolls do not turn the SHAFT smut the
clothes
The injunction granted ia favor of the N. Hayward
Company, as joint compliments. and the subsequent
grant with the above reservation fully establish the right
to this article in the n. Hayward Company, ANY 9TH
ER REPRESENTATION Is FALSE, and evidently in
tended to Impose upon the public false representations
title wei! worthless Machines that turn on the
shaft and smut n. HAYWARD OMPANY.
VHEo. c. WEEKS, Agent
BARRE May s, 1862.
This may certify that have used Of Baiey's Wash
ing and Wrnging Machines and say that it will do
all that is recomme nded and satisfied that saves
one half of the work in washing and wringng. and will
dry in half the time, and is saving in the
OF clothes A. NJ. JACKMAN Barre Hotel.
MONTPELIER, April II, 1882
This may certify that | have used one Of Bailey
washing and Wringng Machines over one year, and
am satisfied that 1t saves In my business the help Of
at least one girl besides saving large amount in the
ear and ear Of clothes. LEVI DOUrW ELL.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-08-09

The New CuRKENcY.-The Treasury Depart
ment has already received orders for the new
postage stamp currency to the amount of over
one hundred thousand dollars. The new stamps
Will be ready for delivery in week or two.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-08-09
STATE OF VERMONT.


ADJUTANr AND INSPECTOR GENERALS OFFICE,
WOODSTOCK July !. 1862
The following orders have been issued by tn. War De-
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-08-09

New York, Aug. 8. The WorTs special
Washington dispatch says: A civilian cap
tured at Front Roya! reached this city yester-
day. lie has been abou, Richmond Tor TWO or
three weeks, and although not able to tell much
on account OF his parole, declares that Richmond
has not been evacuated, nor are there any signs
OF pestIlence. The rebel army lies east Of the
city, and he is confident its effective mum beers
have been greatly exaggerated. StoEewaIl
Jackson he says. is at Gordonsvile with 5000
or 20 600 men.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-08-09

Geo. e. Jersey, convicted of the murder of
Miss Terrill, some two years since, WAS hung at
Dedham, Mass, on the Sth. He made u con-
tession Of his guilt.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-08-09

EXEsUTITE DZsAaT NEFr.
Bratsleboro, July 5. 1862.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-08-09

=, SPRINGFIELD, Aug. I. On the I'd Col Faw-
inc, n with band OF 1875 rebels attacked Capt
nuck; Having been apprsed Of the meiitaIed
attack, Capt. Buck fired and abandoned his
tents, and withdrew into the brush
!, soon alter the enemy rode, into the light Of
I've burning camp and called upon orr men to
surrender. Capt Buck responded with volley
VI musket balls that emptied several saddles,
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-08-09

NEW YORK, Aug. 8. The Times has a letter
giving the details of the Malvern Hill expedi-
ton. The writer says Gen Mcclellan intends
to hold the position. Gen. COUGHS division has
been sent to support Gen. Hooker's, while an
other division was to 60 up on Wednesday
The original expedition comprised Generals
Hooker and Segwlck sdivisions, under command
OF the former.
Our loss will reach 40 killed and wounded.
, 1862-11-07

NEx YORK, Nov 6--Flocs market s. better.
with more eing, chiefly speculative Sales !, go
extra state: IS 6sQ15 % for super westsrn $5s'
9t t@ saa ]
cxtra rurnd hoop Ohio; Sc a59s Is for trade
h:snds, market ctotis quiet. Caaailan Ms5
S.io tor coatnon non aad t6sa@s U ~ good u cn''ics
ezra RE t,ur quiet and steady with moderate
ealee At & 75G5 80 for tppes M cora a. meal quite
firm Saler @At hrfe Mnrth@s ea1or1c at Il ~, aad
60 b,lt Tza1 d. q Inc At 81 g
wn,-s.-Withcut material change. Sales so
brlt at Sic
i've demand. chiefly speculative: sale. 1909 bu-
Ct.cago epting ., 81 TO y; 4l.t0o bu 'Mtl~An-
lie cleb Il Il sl@i. .; y oa> ou: amber lows At
Il s-Gt ID; $50 bu. red slate at 3Ls98l Il !;
$50 ba amber Niehissn at 81 lo9l Il; AID
IS on bu. whrte NIchlgsn It q % Rye. quiet
nm It at fi.%ca1 S. corn market rules trm With
f.1I bu.iness doing: traneactlons ma.srt.1ly r.
etrlcted by limited fnpp:y Of so0nd PARCELS :
,sies .eete1n r. 81 ss'e 81 fot sssie1; soae tor
aged aId heated. Oats, scarce and h-mer with
moaerzte ra1cs 1t 6fGt6ec
Is eeatcely any.bin& doing. Prioss, ho1e!sr; are
SIC. a. lid: Esx 9:s1s :ast = ,ea.5sN u ~: N.s iss
btrt Psft Re, at &c and u auction, 9o btta,
New Orleans 3t 4f&@A.
~, including ancT iets ss e
| FRovIs1oxB- md bh&de eeAtef
| Sales so hslt 1t ~ 7s@.s ee fx meas. eaostas
| 1t $i9 T81a S1K; ei9.at9t3 @ to- prime 1ess;
| k1i, ,1NAlIT IL ps1nae. 0eae--Dan Pttcaa
noainsi s.las. 1od b.fs 4 . so97 @ f. psine
g stie sor sngrssZ e., %e H. @ s1s9s 94a G.ce se
Pine mess bed dun aud noaaoaiH Unchanged
Bel hama In npder&&e request nd 4fnaE; saael
fe0 hrfs ehofee Western 1t $176e0a8 80 Gu
meats in bes.er denaed z. eaAds easier peasaa
for hans. BAsun; sedss y nsste1 ds1aaA n ~
p1ices vel UatstaInaa: sAles ~ hoxsa fneaaain'
ID usal1t1ee of city cat o. Lsz3 uaodaRatea
arttve nd Wittcnt dsefdsd eaaaesia PrtosA: sale
1ss6 bf4e. u 9k@hke. the l.tser N extreo
| r,ire. Barter vtFs nfm md n good denanA a
is&s0cfot Ohio: 4o9esc for stAss. Chesse a1s
| IN 0~saDd u d trm IT 9fbife-
! RUFFAL0. Nov. ov.a-FLoua-Aa1Assq qaiet ~,
! GRAm-R hs n IN thff 0eAAA4 n R63199c Tor M
4 ebt,fce .p-tag: n II fx fed winter ws.tess
| IL il tr No @ii0sotee c1a Con- in faaf d
nspA-. 6oas1s &H naxsd WusesR1. oa.s s*sa1
| II &f4e
| CANAI FaSsaees she ceea; 10 &x VIA
to Ns4 Fa&e xA131E WEAK.
, 1862-11-07

The Commercial! Eul(etin speaks a. follows Of
the Dry Goods trade in that ciss:
The hua1nese CT the week has been fsir, prevf1rs
prizes have bten fully SUSTAINED. ani for MA " de-
D. RIP lon Of eeAeOt able X0nds e1'l further Ad
EaIcc has heeu realfz=d Dealers from all pssts
Of the country Ase purchasing freely. tome fon
the est for the eect'nd time, convinced tuas De.
l6ys arr dangerous. and tha+ ererJ day lost will
cnIy ado tn the cost Of their et0: ks
The mcst striking feature Of the market y the
ttesdy Al undated demand: In the face OF coz
esonly advancing prtcea. Tneee ts AppA:eatty
net TIE least bcsi:A cy on the part Of nnye7s. Or
lack Of faith In the ability nf coaeumers to tAke
former teem cn'y auxtous to secure tha Raods, r..
en1dlees IF cost. and. without wtncins. oaJ 1h=
highett prices every~here asked. and which sre
made 70 eoIet not enly th1 1ness CT Of @,n a.
nnersl m=rEin for the 11ak OF replacing them, On
the other hand. hoadcsb whose stocks Of domes-
tic fshalcs especially IRE II snsA ce@pas, r. noe
Of Domestic cottous The stoea a.e exeseatnsty
limited md necootnE s.e dsy stsn fssahsF r.
wslde. Wa et1u quota heasy HaadArd bro.n
theetinar at 16e, hut yssy aro. aud at that p.tos
for hleseaed IL stiN e1rited aad advsac:aE, With
changed, but arm at a60x5e: Dstls qaiat aad un.
e'4,pes q tss:. IT.; 6ase s,s9; %;
of lie mar kat md IN demand pedaepa1iy foe array
ten,e 10 hll govesn1sH: conttecE: fos watca q
turire TO the extent of their capacity Auirtcs n
anilts nc in active dem nd 1srEs queotittes hs~
iEe besp tfktn for ho-pitAl use y ~ is ths stne
| 10 pu,cbsre =. 1heE have Already advanced a1lo
| cat and etill tending upNard. Prints of al d.
msnt,fs Iartng estabii~hnents have alraA3J eaoset
and otAeIM sfa aho4t TO fellow shetr example, tn:
pr +pect n rbst hy the It Of IauusrT "a. n.rSe
| 1ill he bare IT doeoe-t&cs+ ~e Qaosa asrtat'
q. NRMc, net cs<h: Cocheeo. 4 g; Ham se u. 20
! e.psse1e, ~; PsF1oe re: UStoss l6c; NaaoAes
ter, fSc Cau,hrics. f3k k@R4K<
, 1862-11-07
MARLIN f. LIST,



ARRIVED 0.......NoY. s.
stm, Comet, Pabst, Two Rivers, sunasies.
Prop Merchant, Bsfggs. Buffalo. auudries. |
t1op montgomery. ullies. Culi1nsw ov4, 81 m ium
Prop BadgeF state. Bee6wisa, Collin ,vooa, 2eo !
Bark Tates1a % e st:.lins. Gsand Haven, 10 N 1am-
sehr Challenge, McVea, Green Bush. III cords
wood. Is M etayes.
sehr Telegraph. aa5e., White Lake, 90 m Lumber,
schr Three Bells, Clssk. Holland aom lumber
schn Ashtabala, Hammer, Grand Raven % n, lnua-
schr Boston, Brown. Pseeque Isle, so tons coal
schr Auetraha- Anderson, clsveiand, 80 tons
senr Ss:tfeoo. ss Hevs'. 1eD'~s1rs ris'. 6 cords
sehr 1nRits5: Burgess ss5oseph- 5m sta'ea. .1s' 'a
seow laurel; steyens. Kalamazoo. 45 m lumber,
scow It Velnon, Johnson. Kalamazoo. 81 cords
wood.
CLEARED.
Etmr Comet, rahst. T~o Rivers sondttes.
Bark Mary Jane, AchsllsF, Toronto. ai.75 ba
Brig Mohawk. Collins. Battalo. 1s,ss5 bu wheat.
Brig Badger State, Wilson. Baas!o. 1sop bu corn.
Brig ? Sherman. Mason, Rufals, q 80 bu corn.
B5g sesnsnts G Collins: 1al1 % = 8 saS e. on What
schE Pilot 9unaezson, coling"o2d, a5N oa
| schrJ q D,sks. Hazdenbe.g, con,ugwood, 1s.soo
ARRIVED. November &.
Prop Barber, Pearett, Grand Haven. ITO m lumber.
Prop Mohawk. Pheatt. Buffalo. sund:ies-
BARK Col Ellsworth, Evans. Presqae 1ale. s55 tons
Bark AP Nichols, Graves, Pressure Isle. 800 tons
B1je Biz suitsn. s. jores.' ' Cleveland, a0 Ton, COL.
B1iR J Hutchinson, Hutchinson, Buffalo. 80 N
B<5p FssSion. King, Cedar River, 15] N lumber.
schf G Barber, Kirby, Grand haven, s. cords
schr White squan. Pratt. Bay CITY, 70 N hesd
schr HaoIe Ien. Darand, oswego. 1879 brls salt
Schr Condor, Robinson, cleveland ~ tons coal
schr Plow Boy, Wa.r1us. Presque Isis, est ton.
schr f Dutton, Gilmore, Holland, q n ssayea
sclr Lizzie Throop. Hathaway, Auskekon' 80 4
schr Biac Bei,. rapling. oconto, 100 m lumbar.
sehr Union. Uiricb, Holland. 50 N headings 70 L
schr n.Iney % Eaton, we!eh. Kenwanee, 81 eosd
schr Alpha, awyun. South Haven, IS cords wood
ScLr Helen Rent, Warwick. White Lake, is q
lumber % u shin:le no!ss: xo .a,,.,
schr Live osE, Ianaen, Banal,, 15o m lanoer. 2
mlath.
CLEARED. November 6.
! ! Prop Buckeye, Rosrnan, Osdenshu-Gh. 1,73S br]
honr. ~ btls pork, suod-1ss.
| Prep J Barber: Pefre1t tfran1 HAvsn sunnfies.
Prop aa5g kasger State Bsck~llh' Buffalo, a'o" Or
, Bark Oneonta Close, Buffalo. 25 oa0 bn corn.
Ba!k Massry En1y ss 11s ~ sGS
Dark Msjor Anderson, Jones, Buffalo, 27.oce
Brig r Wnltams, Balentine, Buffalo, 1919
j. Brig Empire State, Martin, Ban+lo, 1900
, 1862-11-07

Jrerch de- hines are unchanged at ab nut 45c.
American psiuted 20 inducing Pacific, Hamilton
and Manchester. in moderate demand n 53125c.
active md advanc!Ex-p:s parp.es being the H.
vufite et@1cs. and te1ling 1t i @15c mora tha /
otherH CioskinGs are asp In artfy. demand.
Mole rkins and apan11ed Beavers ars the faTor!:e
article: b,i-k at n 0G3 %, and adyanc:n3.
Wooden aud mixed 1,oods are als1 fr1n and in
M.1fcue quiet Heavy and fancy casslu1erss &C
tive and fcaroe. especially the extreme E1a aaes-
Beaver c1othA have advanced and tue stock IL GET
ting lew. Flannels hTm aid unchanged At 3e1h
nc 10. low priced whites AID reds. Army do. very
tcaTce- Blankets quiet Eoeh~co 104 $6 n; ia
$6.:5. ShaWl~ SCARCE and HIGHER 1t 4 wide range
Of fpteea. Balmoxa1s adsanced o0c selling At q 81
, 1862-11-07

ArAA
.,1,u. Ies' s'esn w. - ~.
'NnAn4 410'eueo1 ,a%94e ~ uasu -
ensmones "es 90 - nu"s. ~ os oauv. .s- "a.N
80. e. 80 ersn -. .o~ .ss oSa - ~. 1r,,
"r, 49,, 9S =, ~ .s.s",... -. $50
w. .. Aan ~>s1 M0Au -. ~
ne ao ~ 80 E
a. eu.A' ~ ~. Irp~ ~
.e"-' .--A -,
Anoiew etexens, e.e"aa0 mne"s: =.
u, ae,e. so. s.s Ib.sus .s. s.ea,
1n's ~ ss ss 10 .,,. ..e.~.,a..,. ~,
%a1s. so.,n, 80. ~ * sx ~ h,1. .aoos,v,...
1.:.,, ca.,., 49, 80 IN h.1~ .1s,,.,t,.
,..t>,I 81 m, m, ii. ..s.oa ri.,-.., =. -.
=. ~ ,no ~. ..c7,,+o,., - ..uso 80, :.
.eo' IN hi. ..vc,c.no,, 1,nts, s,na, ~.
xUuE.r~Rare;vea A. r., hn,hs,s ss,a.s.
ao oa- - nar,,n.a 1cao.ao - ~, azss ~
~9t - - - ~
49, 49, e. ~. ~, 49,
o. rnrnn. ~ sp,s. 49," nso ~ ~
~. IN g1th ve:te,n Flav.to,s - =. H. 49, ~ =,
W so,,no Al a,c: an bn- do At o.. A, h.,
", an,,r~ n sn,. qta hn. do At ~ ooa h, A.,
at NJ. SO bu. Rejected Raj At Sic: 900 hu. do
/ At eac A oc{) bu do A. ssxc: s0al I'M d. At ssc
| ooohn Rrieeted sorfne at Tic. II Al, hn' IN a.
| 7ca<c. oo0 hu do At nc An IN esora
| Torn Received. IL 5ss bu shinne1 $50 s7.
~ nar,,,ea <71c No. In ST.. IN hn ~.
rf,-aa a. oakc sao,t . nm I'm Mtv.a ~ a. .eos.
@xoohn pad r;~ad =, =, w. ~ ,.t. snn In a.
~ ave nnont:' 6coo hu. d. At 811<c aasss: OK
hn an .t aa,<c n. h m s1} bu do nt 3.c O h.
90 fnn hn bfired at AZ in eta,e s5 nm I'M IN a,
o1Lc n .+ore rno hu .o at a,e in st,re. ~ M
h. ~ so.tc In store =, nm bn R,iac.ea at a.
in e,ure.
Do.,{rod z ne~ I'm I'M nr3 ,<Af
, 1862-11-07

1nFoR7s- 4.e(t hr3s -four; as.soo ba- whs,t;
Nrunrs-,cDo nfla. -four; 10000 bu. wasat
192W0 hu- ern; Il. .000 hu oats.
GsWRG0. Nov. v.6-F1ouA-Steady.
GRA1N-Wh heat IN moderate de nand- Sales 1000
eu. wtuter red Ohio .: $l.:61{: 4. SO pu prfms
white txnad1An At Il Is and 7.01J on t'h1cag9
tp;iug on .. t. Cvrn quiet Sales 1900 bu l!li-
$500 btu Canadian On p t.
CANAL FREIGRT.-ac better. Flour 6005@c,
wheat TIC t. New Yo:k B,ats ecarcs.
IMroRTz-9Qf00 bu. wheat. 27.0 bu corr, s,S3'
b. barley.
Exfoa1s-a.11o hrls Aons. Il, 600 bs. wheat, 80
5u keas 7,1GAy bp barley
, 1862-11-07
MARINE NEWS.


fSpec3a, Dispateht Chicago Tribune.l
DErRoTr, Nov. 6. 1892.
Cr-Bark Lion, Great Tcst. Mist, Gof, 5euss.
sturges, Danube, adams: brig Ferguson seas-
Empire, Cascade. Montesgle, Qasen Of the Lakes.
Cairo, Couftright, Na5ob, Wcst "ind, coi1ias,
ImperIal, Lone Star, Metropolis. Holt. Echo. York
State, Dolphin, Rainbow. Falcon, G:cy Eagle.
Dowx-Prcp. Granite sta:ei lark Sunshine,
Mouie; brig Canopus; echr. lookout, summit,
Cooper, Walrus, Preston, Mediterranean, Gsaaa-
da, Eaynor, Davis.
, 1862-11-07

UNITED STATES CoCRT-b.}ore 10" 1"o'aas
D. unsae"d--Ihe Court was occupied Sestsr-
day with electment suits which h.d been pre-
Etouel5 set VI one OF tnese' ~ +. Acdfesor
rs. James McDonaid ct a., "e nofe ofaet
summary. Inc acnon was commenced 10 re-
cover possession OF g." acres OF lano IN ":a
county, alleged 10 nave oeen Pu'enAsea o7
PIaanun ~ sue u an es't'e VI one an'sou,
bankrupt, Tor twenty-five oo1ns. NO deed |
WIS ever executed OF placed on record uafl
1855. The defendants proved thst they puF-
chased the lard In lo5l, tfe deed besn! taken |
by Christopher Mcdonald, and that they have
been in possession, and paid their taxes,
since that date. ihcy also showed tnat
Christopher Mcdonald haa acleo 1or tae "hoie
family IN the purchase OF the land. Under
the instructions OF the Court. the jury 'ound
verdict fos DEFENDANTS. >. ". tui.er for
piaintl., 9a'neS l.. S1afhe, Jf-' tof otieadaa1s.
Cwo other cases OF The same nature were
tried aud submitted tothe i1r7, with the same
| results as in the '!rf. named.
= COUNTY CorKT.-E:fore Hon. ;. 3. Brad
.rA-In tie matter Of Mary Hog1n, whose
| case was noticed in these columns \ feE days
| ago, and who has been in jail for ety"-A
months. for copt.mDt Of Cou7t. in not p,v,ng
| over come three hundred dollars alleged 10
| have been in her possession. and the property
| # the estate Of Mat.hew Higgins. the Court
| ora.,,a her In he discaar,ed fT,,n custoav
.'S.-.-.-'
neon4eo.s S"'so" ~ ne5a ana aa~,n,s''A.flAs
1.s ~'0''~' '@1 ~f
P'o>
| Estatc OF Henry \etfe"-Ae<eeFa {ess2meata-
RI o1dered to issoe to Henry Shtrdsnx, Bond
aso 49, -~
Of $lo,ocN lied and approved
/ CIRCUIT AND SUPERIOR CoURra-The deck
v.-.:&
cts cf the t'Fca't ana enpsr1cs courts CON
| tanned no entries Of legal import8 Ice or puh.
.e. ~ r~e ~
| lie interest, 1n the tofmer, an 1olunctton cAse
xas nm arpnnent all day. and in the l,tt,r the
snoa.;nss ~"' W. ~ -a.s aass-os 49, - - n,t,oas w .na M
trbrp5t%.d c.ees The = III of III. doctet In
"
Judge Higgins room Will be resumed this
vnorrinp
n co rr ~o...
/ ~o."'A-HA~A"A1-. -AAAA~eA]
, 1862-11-07
NEW FORk CATTLE MARKET,
For the Week Ending Tuesday, No.
vembeF 4, l8G2.

abridged from the n. 7. Tribune.J
BEEF CATTLE.
Numberrepor:ed for this market st Forty fourth
The prices to day arc quoted "a follows:
Firs: quality s9sb Ordinary -.5x@cK
sume good extra beeves may be quoted It
The general average OF the market at 7kc.
The must of the Gales range from &c to &C.
weights. will be found in accounts OF sales of sun
fotaI M mber Of beeves received in ths city this
This ie 2i7 head more than l.st week. 1882
more than tie average Of last year The average
nun.ber at each Wednesday market last year vas
36S head. Y llie the numner Ludly bsfus 1 453.
shows III head 11ore than the Average. 259 head
more than this day week
TIE c1osE OF THE aAEKEr.
Tuesday, Nor From sAa quiet, dn1lness Of
the ma.ket-l -llacc this morning We shou!d judge
1.bsi R II b,otsers M M Unless sEc1s i strn6g ra15 Of
hu, ers towards nignt th=re T. no chin:s Of '.tos
trg cut ali the hu.l,cSs on sale: Ao'a: :oo were
biz very near 1,4o beaa beh1nd Ut Dnnkisk The
clusing tslce this week viii Undoubtedly chow
worse for owners thaa any Of The lass four nr fva
AZ. VII t,e uS At the very large supply, ran ,tug
ov c, 5ttb hcai week 70. ! long time.
HoGs-Rectipts this week, 3t,67a,
$35 a. u p cwt. for distinery fed hogs, ara the
qu"alion~ given today By u=HIy D. Grant. an
Pet1nt-1 1d..ns Of the market: The strtTais are
light TO Day. and weather favorable. and TIA te
moving ptcati:y At .he quotations, the e|ec:tnn
not aftCt; thie branch Of the market a5 much 81
| ituoee The peef cattle.
Gro II. pnrn'an gives the following As tnep;lce
| Of hoge this week:
Ftretauslity eorn-fed Large ~ ,..
ss1aT, .'ze on.,,,x co;atd s;;S,x fxSa;,. 5S;
, 1862-11-07

SHEEP Received to day about 65o head There
Yerc no transactions. The market remains quist
at yesterdays quotations.
, 1862-11-07

THURSDAY EVENING, Nov. s, 1882.
BEEF CATTLE Received yesterday 81 head.
TtG fvlow Ing statement shows thou: thu receipts
to-day, also the humber sold at the various yards,
with he falge of prices paid:
Reed. Sold. Prices.
Pittsburgh yard T20 226 n..50
M1cE- south. ard d.-... so mi 2.L5:G3 ~
>be1nan'e Yard .---,4D iii 1G0D75l
There were but few transactfons In the market
to-day. The advanced rates on coop-1ase and
r;.ls r&ndcrs it Improbable for packers to pa-~
cDase ccrnsur and nfs,io: g7a1e Of cattle, and ~
large portion Of the receipts continue to ia Of
these classes of stock, operators ~ Eaats:a &C
count, aud packers wt:ye d3ing but little. The
market ruled firm q. advance of55t'c q 100 b
IN ezra slipping besT1s and good grades II.
| psckirg
, 1862-11-07

lTs pEPARTuRs:sFos the WARS,
Organization 9R4 Koster ef the He..
tneAt-Ske&eAe1 III ttac 0lacefxa
A SPleaatA N1f&l&Ary
Ovation.

Inc ORGANIZATION and departure OF regt-
lents 'or Inc held nave become as familiar to |
ne pnonc as nousenold words :; 10 TAMIL
Il, In 1act, tha1 the pubic scarcely notice the
occurrence. A year ago Last April. when
title company o1 regulars 11om foft Abr"
ofTote passed through cn'caso En- 'o"se TOR
Washington citizens turned out bg thou
anoe' hneo Inc s1fscss IN dense masses' ano
A1ly Fnt 'oe MI Win cnee1s ~oo nuzh w.
"1tnln lne pset week OF @*o eeset" 'es'
men@ nave 1ast tofooea ING elsS' aao 'ae
[act would have been compafaneeiy ankno*n
bad 1t not been chronlclea 10 tne onls pr1nte.
Tie old furore and entnuslaam were revived
scste1eay upon INC oeea.ou " ens os's'@.to'e
Ct The uS1h Aiinos 'es'"ea', Colonea Hose
oettef known IN THIS catJ as tae
Third Board Of Trade reRtmeut
,,..r1~.u.or
I'm "aeAS11AitoN' .
...a 49,. A. .,x,,n.s ~ ~. f,hsoa~o po,-a
lkeQ nnue{ 1oe auspices ol the Cnica9o ooatu
of Trade. after the last call. and Fas filled |
49,, h..oo,.o,ta..,n fon- c<,n,,.n,e. fron +hfa
city With three trom 1soquois and three from
kahEa6ee ceuntlea. Aae o1s1ul@s1oa vas
reeiment vas mustered Into service On the
18th Ct OCTOBER, Since which 1fme II Aas oeea
encsmped Immediately south Of Camp |
nouel.s.
tou'pxESrs, sss s1c: rou
49, .r,,'ed =, n-r.ent witb tb, An.tr,an rife an
inferior arm, but upon their arrival It Cairo
They are thoroughly furnished with camp
eqaipaee q 1pe ~oSt 1pp'o9ea otsclap'ou'
and every man has IN eAceEeht knApsacks
blanket hayersack and canteen. No Illinois
-ac;m.n, r,s left for .ctive service better pro~
yidtd In all these Fespects than the 1l3th.
The foltoxInp Ia the comulete and Official
roster of the regiment:
TIE 1os1ER.
Co9onkl-Geo. B. Hose,
Lnmt. C*4ontl-1oaWn NV ": faaaocR'
Aa}uton~D. L. Pa1ker.
Xaa,te,1aa9st$1T11~nm X9a.1 ~ -. 4" Aeleao'
1t 1ssitfant do -Lucius Brown
20 Ax*:ttanS Ra,2 aoI"1ia 4 Ra1S,n D%nes'
&,geasx udtjof-John i. Lord:
css+ary in,tss e sofoni f. Tsx1or
HeuitM Sttua,.l-D1. q B. Ward.
D,N14 Ae,e'-Dat1an = bFtggs; = T;,-z 1a1;sn+ uen.
! ,rV B. Hoyt: ID Lieut. :. Daniel Ferguson.
CoArASf : Capt. Gephas W1lli3ms; m IT L1ent.'
Af91sw 1r,nT oycHeI II Geo " Ivmsu: 1T Lieut..
W1n- 3. Barry; q Neut;: Aa:ssy Aosmss; T. ,zo,.
nsV,a Il. nstzeer: 81 Iieo,.. Go F1ekie
COMPANY E-capt.. Mason S4thstland; II
TrnmbnM T,11n, II AA@' A"'1'A'e ~ N1''
CoxrAsx F-cant Wn Ridges 1st Lieut.,
'9?o,n GoEp.sE WEE GI:ants. W John q. Wuod,ufr: IL,
Lsen;, Frank Browne; I'd Lieut., James J. Con