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-1achinery Dil,
R,1rming OIL, Wagon Greasc

also for
REAPERs AND MowERs, THEEsmSG Macmyzs lo.
The subscriber is ready . furnish in auy aunn
tity the above articles Machinery OIL p,r cal 20 cts
Wagon Grease, per can 70 cts.
Tie following gentlemen contribute their testimony
In terms Of unqualified confidence TO its merits aud
use 1t exclusively: Wisconsin Stage Con-Yany Iowa
Stage Company Nnlers Lines Of Stages Great North
ern Stage COMPANY, Walker & Parmelec's Ornuii,us
Lines. Chicago, hauny's Reaper and Mower The hest
article in use for carriages nd buggics ~ il never soils
GERS IN Joliet J. c. II HOBBS
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Tax Sale Notice

4 lib persons Concerned, will take notice Tint at
IL sale OF lands and city lots for city taxes and
costs, due and unpaid thereon for the year 1859 made
IN pursuance OF law and the ordidances of tbs City OF
Joiiet IN the state Of Illinois, the 25th day OF
April 1850. and that the undersigned is the legal
holder OF the purchase certificates of the following
described lots sold at said sale, and that time OF
redemption thereof from said sale will expire in
two years from the day Of said sale, aud the amount
necessary TO redeem from said sale, will be double
amount sold for and Subsequent taxes IL paid by me-
with 10 per cent interest and of advertising To- witt
Lot Number in Block Al, S. Section Add. 81 56
II l27
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ID L. N II A l. NO TICE
DR.. E. r. CARPENTER

ANS pleasure in informing the citizens Of Joliet and
Ncily, that he is always to be found at his old Ien
ton, ana that he has secured the services az Dr. "a
SoA1SL, Mho WILDE constantly in attendance to prr
i'rni ali operations in the best possible manner
, - -, lou n17-tf
Look to Your LightsI
RuhNlNS FLUID, Camphene, lard Oil, pure Eel
- phant on, Wax and Sperm Candles for sale low AZ
NSf'' . A0'o' hlz j. III. BROWNS.
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mat me time OF redemption from said sale will ex
pre- IN Two years from the date Of said sale and the
and subsequent taxes Of paid by mel with Ten ncr cent
Using. VI "N'''
Joliet, Jan 18th, 1sG2. '" "' III"
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GUNS! UNS!! GU ST.!
THOMAS GOLCUER

No. 20 JEFFERSON ST, OPPOSITE NEW YORK sroEZ.
IL EEPS on baud for sale all kinds of Gnns Rifles
N Sporting apaI atus Powder, Shot and Caps of the
beet quality, Powder flasks, Shot aud game bags Of
all kinds.
Also all kinds of repairing done the most reason
able terms, and at the shortest possible notice.
THOMAS L. GoLCHER.
IL u 4
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.gol5et 'Tur,,s,,~ s6,

fl'HE SUBSCRIBER would announce 10 C.iinet Ma
kers StSir Buiiders and Others in want Of Turning
that he Is carrying tine
Turniz,g Business
IN all Its various branches. Kiogs Single and Sash
FACTORY near the Upper Bridge by strict attention
busuess he hopes to receive share of pubic patronage
Joliet. Dec. 10. u26 JAMES BOYNE
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AAECuN H NHvH0R NV
10 PAINrEns = oTyIrps

HAVE on hand large and well selected stock of all
i kinds Of PAINTS, Dry and in Oil.
Also-Sand pepper, linseed Oil. spirits Turpintine.-
TIMBER, Lfhrage. Bronze Gold end silver patent
Dryer, Ic1er, puise stone, Yarnshcs, paint BrusE
window Glass, &C. which am prepared to sell the
most favorable terms. J. ii. BROWN.
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$500 Dollars Worth of BrushesI
DAlNT, WhiteWash, scrubbiHg, counter, stove shoe
i and Horse Brushes, at J.H BROWNS.
Sept. SO. ul2
INGLISII and French Hair and Teeth brushes Fine
IA Toilet soaps; she'll Buffalo and Ivory COMES;
French Toilet powders Nun Fun, Prepared chalk Lily
White, sc. at J. IL BROWNs'8
Sept o "a 10
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INSURANCE COhPAsi

II. HUNTINGTON, haAzS-
c. B. Downs, SeTetary, am.
CHkRIKzD IN 1910. CASE CAPITAL sSoo' or-.
rs one Of the safest and bes; managed InsurAn
Il panies In the Union. Policies issued mes acct
rates by s. W. bO" j1Iist u
p10
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5 o ME HIN EW

Patent Spring Bedsteads' ., he.
THE subscriber has Just received large lei uIrJ
Il popular Bedsteads. They combine more - uJ
economy and utility, dare venture 10 assel' :. q,
other article Of furnature now in market, i n.,
with surprising ease; allows constant and p - IA
ton and is acknowledged to be cheaper and a. a.
feathers any other good bed. All are is. 49,
--1 10 s-~4 b EUGENE DALI,
Exchange 81, between Canal ana NV .,
Joliet, Jan. 20, 1857
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TUESDAY, Oct. IA, 1862.

TUESDAY,, Oct. IL, lSOZ.
Board convened ut o'clock, A. NJ
Supervisors were all pres, Mt, Daniel W.
Finch attending as substitute for Charles b.
Cleveland, whose attendance was prevented
by sickness.
Tic Journal Of ycs,tr rday's proct edings was
read, aud approved.
Mr. Il. k. Brockway, Superintendent Of the
Detroit House OF Correction, presented him
self before the Board on behalf of sail House
of Correction, asking leave TO make few re
II aIks in favor of The policy of transferring
ce, tain convicts seuttnced 10 Imprisonment,
in the county Jail TO the House of Correction.
No ono ol jecting, Mr.. Broekway, had per
mission 10 address the Board. Upon the
conclusion Of lis remarks tic subject of send
ing prisoners from this County 10 the House
of Correction, was referred to the Finance
Com Wittee, with instructions TO report as soon
as convenient. 3o
The Board then took recess, TO confer
with Mr. L. o. Grosvenor, Military Commits
sioner, for this County, for The purpose Of ad
jasting the quotas TO be drafted for the seve
al tow nships. s,aet 1sr
Ait'r short absence, the Finance Com
mittee returned, and submi ted tho following
report.
To the Board Of Supervisors of Hillsdale
County. s.t,
Your committee TO whom was referred the
subject OF entering into a contract for the
trausfer Of the convicts of the county Jail TO
the House of Correction, located at bet oft,
after taking the subject into consideration,
would recommend that the Board enter into
a contract with tho officers Of that institution
for the reception Of said convicts for the term
I Of five years. o ia.aafeh tI I9l
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WV. / DIVINE, - Es,
Z. p. NORTON, Com.
s. a. WADE, n.

On motion Of Supervisor Nethaway, the
report was accepted and on motion OF Super
visor Wade, iaio a iHa .a1i
Reeolred, That contract be entered into
by and between the Coupty Of EIillsdale of
the 7rst part, and tn Mayor Of the city OF
Detroit. Of the second part, to receive into the
House Of Correction of the city Of Detroit,
certain convicts at the ratio proposed
by z. r. Brockwav, agent, on behalf Of the
Mayor Of The City Of Detroit. That the chair
man Of The Board, be instructed to sign a
contract on behalf of tho County OF II llsdae
in accordance with the proposition of Mr..
Drockway and the report Of the Finance CON
mittee.
Tie Board spent the remainder VI the day
in adjusting the Military quotas Of the several
townships, and W ~ i'Hi
On mo ion OF Supervisor Norton, adjourned
until to morrow morning at 0 o'clock. ina
',fsa .a WEDNESDAY, Oct. is. 1862.
Board convened at o'clock, A. M. lr
Membets wero all present. The journal ol
yesterdays proceedings was read and approx
ed. The chairman read the report Of the
drainage commissioners rs TO the amount as
sessed and expended 10 Li,chfeld.
On motion Of Supervisor Moore,
Resoived, That the report of tho commits
siones appointed to supcriutcnd the drainage
Of s~amps, DC, be entered on the minutes
and that said report together with the com.
plant Of Mr.. Durfec, be referred to the Com
milteo on County buildings.
The clerk presented TO the Board tho report
Of tho Auditor General, showing lands return
ed to Auditor General and charged back &c
county, also, his report showing lands dcIn
qreot for The taxes Of 1901, rejected for rea
cons therein set forth, which were on motion
Of Supervisor Cannif, referred TO the Financ,
Committee.
VI Afiidavits OF President and Secretary o
IIllsdaIe Co. Agricultural Society, showing
the amount raised by said Society for tho yeal
1862, to be more than 800, were received
and on motion referred TO the Finance Com
mittcc. % IL .f.~ ti.,,, ,fv
Supervisor Hopkins, stated that he bad
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n Men who endcavor to look fierce Ly cull-
vaiing profuso whiskc,s mu 4 be hair eu'.scare.
|em fellows. " rstsGe SD s'.3 tsi6'ins
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CDICKERsON a. KOoN

ATTORNEYS, & SOLICITORS IN CHANCERI
Hilisdale Michigan VIII attend promptly to all kinds OF
legal where in the State Of Michigan North
Indiana and Ohis Office in second story, Oak Hail.
CHptsroPnER j. DIcKERsoN, FzRA l. KooN
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The chairman called tho attention Of the
Board to the business set down fer 8 o'clock
this morning, by resolution of the Board, yes
terday, viz: The election Of super;utcndents
Of the poor for the ensuing year. zoe
On motion Of Supervisor Wade, @
Resolved. That the Board proceed to vote
informally for three superintendents Of the
poor, for the ensuing year.
Whcreupon, John w. Falley, received 12
votes; Charles d. Luce, II; John Sinclair,
IL and franklin French, 8. f, .el. str las
On motion Supervisor Finch,
Resoived, That the Board proceed by for
nal ballot, to elect three superntcndents Of
the poor. r9 34
.Whereupon, John w. Falley, received 10
votes; John Sinclair, II; Charles d. Luce, ] 7
and franklin French, Z.
The chairman being requested to record bis
vote, did SO in favor Of the three having tho
highest number of votes. - ll7 oi
John w. Falley, John Sinclair and Chas.
d. Luce, were declared elected.
The equalization committee submitted the
following report, which, on motion of Super
visor Drake, was accepted and laid on the
table, and subsequently il was taken from the
table and adopted.
Mr.. Chairman and Gentlemen of the Board
of Supervisors Of HiHsdals County.
The committee on equalization mos. respect
fully report. that the following in their esti-
nation, will be just and equitable equaliza
lion of tho several assessment rolls Of sad
county. STEPHEN CANNIFF,
- n 1 N u.
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STEPHEN CANNIFF,
BARON d. WILLrrs, Com
SIDNEY GREEN,

,otal. $50 4,2ei, i,esl 05O,s77 62l
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Resolved, That John Sinclair, Charles D.
Luce, and John w. Falley, be and are here.
by appointed a building committee, to pro.
cure plans, specifications, and mako contracts
for the erection Of a building at the County
House. OF such material, dimensions, and plan
Of construction as they may deem best for the
accommodation Of the insane paupcrs, of this
county. Said building not 10 exceed in cost,
$500.
On motion Of Supervisor Drake. 1t was
unanimously, foA
8 Resolved, That s.. N. Shattuck, sheriff Of
the county, DO allowed by the county, twenty
five dollars, for damages sustained by him 10
the loss Of property, Ivy tLefts during the late
FIRE at the Jail. And that the clerk draw an
order for the same. 'oig teint ob"
The following is the report Of the supern.
tendents Of the poor, heretofore accepted and
referred to tho Finance committee.
The undersigned superintendents Of the
poor Of Hillsdale county, respectfully report.
That the produce Of the county farm, for the
present year, is as follows: ss -u
! Wheat, 235 bush; thirteen acres Of corn,
estimated at 500 bush. ears. Buckwhcat Is
bush. One and a half acres potatoes, 800
bush. Hay, IS tons. Turnips, about 80
bush. (larlen vegetables in profusicn, and OF
winter wheat, there is IL acres on ths ground.
The stock on the farm consists, OF mich
cows; COW fa'ting; SO sheep, sheaFed ~
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been placed on two Committees, by the chair.
man and that Daniel w ! Finch, appointed
by the township Board of the township OF SCH.
pio, to Gil vacancy of Supervisor Cleveland OF
that township on Board, had arrived, and was
placed on no committee, and requested the
Board 70 excuse him from serving on commit
tee on accounts, and substitute MIR. Finch,
and on motion, Supervisor Hopkins was ex.
cused as requested, and Supervisor Finch sub
stituted on Committee on accounts.
Mr.. Leveus presented the member Of the
Board complimentary tickets, TO the annual
Fair of the Farmers, Mecl anics and Stock
Breeders Association, TO be held at Jones
Vile, the 10, 16, and l7lh inst.
On motion Of Supervisor Moore, the thanks
OF the Board were rendered said society, for
the tickets above mentioned. iaG SO sa
The annual report Of the superintendents Of
the poor was submitted, and on motion Of Su
pervsor Willis accepted, and ordered entered
on the minutes, aud referred to the committee
on poor farm. i r.,a g ae ara7nl!3 lrH
On motion, adjourned until tomorrow at 8
o'clock, A. M. f ot ,s4Fase paa'~a
1aaaiaa siii aa1 THURSDAY, Oct. l6, 1862.
Board convened at o'clock, A. M. Mem
bers were all present.
The journal Of yesterdays proceedings was
read and approved.
The drainage commissioners submitted the
following report, which, on motion, was ac.
cep;ed, and referred with the complaint of
Mr.. Durfee, to the committee on county
buildings.
To the Board of Supervisors of Hillsdalc
Comfy. 81 s'a a'g
The undersigned drainage commissioners,
Of said county, respectfully submit the follow
Jog report.
The drains specified in our last annual re-
port, located in the township Of Litchfeld,
have been completed. ta3
The amounts raised in Liicbfield, IN
1861, to pay for tho drains and in.
cidentals H $500
Interest charged on lands returned de-
linquen. 100
rN
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a LSO OBLACK TEA THAT WILL GIVE
N satisfaction. besides general assortment of Family
sceriss. ia r fi n. HAMMOND :.
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At regular session of The Board Of Super
visors Of the County of Hisdale, began and
holden at the Court House, in the Village Of
Hillsdale, on Monday oct Is, 1862. fs b
There were present as follows: laN s'r.
Hillsdale--Will'am r. Montgomery, Chair.
man. na it1 liriiH'il ihafs 30 lf1i'flH
Adams Nelson Nethaway. fis q FL lna
pl A.len--Erastus p. Norton. gfa
Amboy--Wm. Drake. 1 mo lrl
Cambria-Berop b. Willis. i-n iat aa
Carnden-Thos. Filz Simmons. ae
Fayette--Stephen Levens. i,toi, ada
Jefferson--Silas A. Wade. b = r'soi
Litchfeld-Stephen Cannif. Hs,i
Moscow--Joel Moore. .ri.se. ,ti d
Pittsford-Sidney Green. ,.,s
Rnnsom-- Warren McCuicheon.
Readng-George Campbell. =. ~.
Scipio-- -- .a..,......- ....,r
Somerset-Sanford Hopkins.
Wheatland Thomas Robbins.
Woodbridge Williams Divine. '' 90
Wright-Lconidas Hubbard. l 's-'
On motion of Mr.. Canniff, it was
Resolved, That the chairman appoint q
committee to cGual'ze the valuation Of the
real estate among the several townships, and
report 10 the Board. M
The chairman appointed as such committee
Supervisors Canniff, Willis and Green.
On motion Of Supervisor Netbaway,
RESOLVED, That the chairmrn appoint the
usual sta anding committees
The chairman appointed Ms follows:
On FINANcE.-Supervsors Divine, Norton
and Wade. f) ee1 a
Acknowledgements Levens, Hopkins,
Drake, Robbins and Campbell. .l l.s3
Co. FARM.-Supervisors Nethaway, Moore,
and McCutcheon.
Co. BUILDINGS. = Supervisors Hopkins,
Hubbard aad FiizSimmons.
On motion of Supervisor Norton.
Res lied, That the finance Committee be
especially instructed to report as TO the condi
tion Of the Volunteers Family Relief Fund,
the amount Of Indebtedness incurred by the
County on account Of that fund, tie amount
necessary TO be raised by loans or taxation 10
pay such Indebtedness, and the orders on said
fluid the coming year.
On motion of Mr.. Willis, permission was
granted Mr.. E. Duifce TO make staten ent
in relation 10 his assessment for ditch in the
township of Litchfield. He complained that
the contracts for making The ditch were not
fulfilled, reithcr in the location Of the ditch,
nor in tho amount of digging required.
On motion of Supervisor Willit,s,
Resolved, That the further consideration of
Mr.. Dulfee's complaint, as to his tax for con
structing ditch in Llcbfeld, be postponed
until the report OF the Swamp Land Conmis-
sioneis is laid before the Boald.
On molion of Supervisor Hcthaway. the
Board adjourned until Tomorrow or ing at
S o'clock.
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On motion Of Mr.. McCutcheon, a' o's.7
RESOLVED, That the report of the equalza-
ton committee, on the valuation Of the real
estate Of the several townships be adopted as
the sense Of the board.
Unanimously adopted. if7
The finance committee submitted the fol.
lowing report, which, on motion of Supervisor
Leveps, was accepted, and on motion of Su-
pervisor Cannitf was adopted:
To the Board Of Supervisors Of Hillsdale
County: Nep 9f5
Your committee on finance would respect
{ lly report that there be raised for the pay
ment of the State tax as apporlioned to this
county the sum Of seventeen thousand five
hundred and forty .one dollars and twenty
three cents, u i $l7 ,541 23
Also, for incidental expenses
foi the ensuing year, the sum
Of five thousand dollars, 5000 90
Also for the support Of tho 10 800
poor, as recommended by the a9 .r.
Superintendents, one thousand 4.s aor.
Eve hundred dollars, ! 500 90
Also, to pay salaries Of Co.
Officers for the year 1868, tho foh.t
sum of tWo thousand FIVE hun. 30 go5
dred dollars, ma .aso-a9 $500 90
We also find upon examining
the books Of the County Treas.
urer that lie has loaned the sum
Of four thousand five hundred -
dollars for the relief of families p
Of volunteers, and We would re- ..ro
commend that this sum be raised =.
to pay said loan; and we would
recommend that further sum
Of seven thous dollars he raised
for the relief Of the families Of ~.
volunteers, msking Total of
eleven thousand Eve hundred
dollars, 'i".liAs is9 9A 1900 90
Total, ,..1 ss olt $3s,05l 90
ui Cn motion Of Supervisor McCutcheon il
was unanimously r ..f........t, I
Resolved That one hundred and fifty dol
lars be appropriated for tho purpose Of build
ing outside fences on poor farm, whore most
needed, to be expended under direction Of Su-
perintendents cf the poor.
Supervisor Wade submitted the following
re. olution: H
Rssoiued, That there be levied and raised
upon the real aud personal estate Of the coon.
~ the snm Of four hundred dollars, to De cx.
pended under the direction of the Superin
tendents Of the Poor, agreeable to the report
Of the committee on the poor farm, for an ad-
diiion to the County Poor House, which was
unanimously adopted.
The State and County tax as apportioned
to the several towns, for the year, A. d. 1852
is as follows, viz: Fi3t
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are In want Of Nails that have the New York and
Eagle Mills Brands. which will warrant 10 bear the clos
ert Inspection, and give most perfect saisfsefIon
Nay 1s, l6o3. pa HAuoN
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Tho journal of yesterdays proceedings was
read and approved. ia = co. d -.
The finance committee, TO whom was refer
ed tho rejected taxes, submitted tho following
report, which was, on potion accepted and
adopted. D lsf' ~ vosionfr nyt pinw @
TO the Board of Supervisors IF Hillsdale
County. uoias3ls .brnr
Your committee would report in regard to
the list of lands returned 10 the Auditor Gen.
erals flee for taxes, and rejected for reasons
given in said list. ~ Hi Hatai Ih+ A7pt
That the Supervisors of the several town.
ships, in which said lands are situated, be in
strucleJ, and authorized, to re.assess on the
same lands those descriptions arked X, and
these descriptions marked A, upon the town.
ship at largo. Those marked c., to be col
lecled Of the town treasurer, who received The
tax, aud those marked G. G. cf the county
treasurer, and those marked r, T, be referred
TO the county treasurer for correction, and
that the Clerk Of this Board Re required TO
furnish each Supervisor list of said lands in
his township, marked agreeable 10 the forego-
ing and that the Clerk keep a statement OF
taxes 10 be re assessed and furnish copy
thereof to the county treasurer, who shall
charge the same TO the proper township, and
collect the arocupt Of the township treasurer
at the same lime, and in the manner as the
State and County taxes are collected, except
the amour, markell 9, which shall be collect
ed by the Supervisor, and by him payed over
to the county treasurer.
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On motion Supervisor Canniff,

During the session Of the Board the follow
ing accounss were audited and ordered paid:
, 1862-11-26

WHEKY-a3arkct ehade fiTmer. sa.es 40 brl

hHtskY-Aarkct ehade fEmef- Gales go br1e.
GHAlF-,W heat market opened dull closed heavy
ard I1ae ioEer, 5alcs 16.t0s bu. Chfcaso spring
Sli939dM g II e; 4.ss9 bu: milwaukee club st .93
s. %htsf red II ressesa sns1 isTs se 4 Sa
a5n?er Michigan at $1-4aG143; 400 bu. e.tra
ehs1es q i 90 - 8 asM9.43; 46co bn. amber stata at
@1s4H: 1,5lo tu. mixed s1ste at 81 .35, and 7.BT}
H. ~; Thits e n Michigan At s. sa@1.t5 Ryo druer.
2sles t w. o. % western at SIC, and 1850 bu North
sales OF COO bu- at g. a5G1 s. or state, Canals
East and WeFtefn- toEn-market opened steady
aa s7ese ae aeaT} and S5Go2iRg sass l3 b.
dspased nsd:hea.ed; 7sefyr western ye1iaw; 75.sze
sales attGs7Mc for common to p-in1e. '"''A
tGhE9cEi1Es, Sugar rnies Ga1cs and unchanged
st Jnh nal, sa!es ~ previous prices: Moass=s
se h1is New Orleans at :1KG133Ec. aud 5.u orl.
s':1 4,, asoi. 10 st -: 1a:sc.
;. !f1nsisloSs-Pork !.1 Pork market steady and prices
10 - .or mess SfI SC for prime; fi3 ufls!6oO for
PRIME msss. TIE government contract To- Il, 500
1857 b1ls prime ness siaat,a aiGa;; gno ~ t1nn 1v5
sl,tns hoops; Beef dull with small ts,ss at $50
Slo.o1oE sonn.5y me.s; 8 5Nz7 % for country
Gl1s.25 for exits mcss. PRIME mess besf dnIi and
nominal Beef hams quiet and unchanged. Cat
meats II mcdera:e request as 374&544;c loy shoul-
a. q untheDged Ssles sG0 boxes at s,1c f,c city
cur }ors CLEAR mis,d,ez, and long ribbed On n. t.
Drefsed hrgs are q: m 1t EXC, Lard market 1r:et
Hnt; nEt harged- sales s60 bis at 1D9a<c Batter
ssi'nS at lte:acc fcr Ohio, and 22926c for state.
Cheese is lEner at 915Gl3c
ara ste. dy. a4--~
Gn*1N-Wheat quiet ana Hoth- 1g importaut do
1rE. Nearly an the sales are On private terms.
excerpt thase forming criterion of tha c,nd;1ion
OF the market: Com in moderate demand At a5c
foE cid rejeeted, aad 4oc for mixed IlIinois Oats
AID harl-F quiet Rye firm and in good denand.
Esles. 4,0G0 eu. western this mornin; Ut Sc.
EFu1sKr-Msrket quiet and no saiee
fAsAL FRE1GHrs-No through rates reported
Nhest 10 Roeht ster at 4c
1aroRrs-9c01 hr;s. -four, 6s,C00 bu. WHEAT
r. 4Q,t bu. cern. 5000 bu. oats.
ExroRrs-3,C0e bzls. -four, $500 bu. wheat
S4 GLD bu CORE
, 1862-11-26

A SrccEss-The festival givea At the Met
rop.;i an Hal! last evening, By the ladies OF the
Fist Enitsd Presbyterian Church Eas very
1;bt.n.ly I:trolized, hoih By the members oi
the church and the public, and taeir receipts
Eers larger tian the projectors had darsd to
anlicila.e.
, 1862-11-26

Nor DEsERTEE.-Lieut- Albert LeB:un,
formerly Of this city, whose name appeared
some time since as deserter, has returned,
having tecn hotorab1g discharged by 1iaio1
Gen. RosecranE. His resignation lad been
accepted at the time o. his :sr1est, but VAS by
sU1nc means delayed in reaching its owner.