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, 1862-11-05

Mn YORK. Nov. 4.-FLorR-The market il
c'eicrdfl Hp.e actltc and Sxtluc h:che.. tha h.
sn M r., ,sll ehs1s siscn!as.,e Sale. 15.s:} oris
..,.a s,s,e: Is . for eapsf n messein 20 19t
SsMaG e if e"msnua 10 mr1:u 4 cxr1a western:
xs .se11 - ior eenmen to good shipping b. I'd.
'Sacde market clotirC firm, u1,h ~ sellers At in.
rice qEftat1tEs. Caradian :1.,ut 5R1,t. hett.1
VIZ lar dsinand; u sales 4ss his It s5sss05
r.. !.r emmo.; sh'1ss:S 10 for god 10 c1otce e3,ra
i:ye aeu1 stcacy. sslcs 1oa bri-- at $l75I5 Nf.r
scrcr f1n I!Cal E111. Small snie. 81 ahn1t
r1t .lrrs GIa1atinns
OF ~ tts y SIC. a1la 1z.ll.n. lots II 3;hc.
GRAIN TEc wheat ,na:'scr is d.cid=d!y ro.e
ae:ist w. aIo latsc per ha higher. Demand pSobao!y
t1.1sG1 %: 2n ha Milwsrsee cIoS at iHs 81 - -
-: 12t o. hu amber 1oss At 81 2oal.n: G.Ss,
en eSt,a choice Green Bs5 :.rEss At f,3s: 5s..:o1
amber 1',chfgan at St sssi ii: "a % 5n eztrs rs
.iolse DO IT 81 ~; see,s<o hu amber state st
s. Mgi T.; 50 e l.u very choice red 1ll;rct. a
m uxhi,e Michigan q: 81 sdes1 81. Rye quiet aud
without T sterial change. Barley ecarce and atm.
salcs q SO hn state AT s. 50 The corn a.kst Is
Sa1es Of 81 ne hu al 7Sl:7.c for shpplcc miysi
wtstfra: tsG1lc for eastern; 6ol5tc for dam
sGed; sc for yellow western: 76c for white west.
e1n. os;e more active and dracr. Moderate
old fA''''e '''" "oa
GROCERIES Coffee in lees active dem.nd but
raw quiet snd unclaimed Sales III hhds, Il =:
for Cuba; 1ct OIL for New Orleans, and incIudinc
small ta.es Of Porto 1sico in bond At 7Hc. Refined
tttedj and firm. Molsescs quiet ana nothing Q!
men en1 ling -r,icee however. very nrm.
Hnrs-1n gt,od demand and market yerY firm.
stlts GU bales rcw At 1Sla5c
fE;'yss1rSs-Po.k opcutd doll and cloee4 teavy
ard les... .s:lts ~ bEir Al sc s;Ks!a mas;
$11 4s11i IS for prime. and fi3s,ia .3r1 III
ptlr:c msts. Beef n.a.ke: 'u11 Ssl4s IA, hrf..
esteIl@..5 - od i9E enEnsE5 m"ss; <5.:NaD' o' fo-
f1rt ~-hAy1e
IA Is FIR c11ra mefs Prime mss. berf d1:, All
poninal Re:f hams quiet =. 81. $. 70: q; ,,c:
wettefn Cumeste quiet eca%li s.1e. n Ike tcr
tbnp1dere and INC for hams Bacsa elies c1tet
Sales T4 box. at &c for short .in5td miai:es.
sih She ttT shrr. c~nf. Lad mn-e nc iva bu:
piece without Esa:es.al cskrs:. Saet 2.1;a b:;s.
, 1862-11-05

Total.--.--. 1865 16a.S 2s9S.a 1918
With Tire exception Of Corn, the leading markets
to-day were neglected and call. owing In a crea.
nessure to its being election dag. There wa ill.,
tic OF no inquirc for Flour, AID quotations are A.
mort entirely nominal.
Wheat was extremely du1l. particularly the
1osTez grades. and prices declined sG32 ocr I'm
The Ne" York newe, however, caused a etiffer
feeling towards the escse, and holders showed 1ess
c'sposftion 10 sea a. the decline No. Red Win
t.. eo'd at Csc; No. Red ut 9lQa5c; No. Spring
at As9a3c; NJ. Spring at so61ssc; Rejected Red
9l@asc, and Rejected Spring 7cSl175c.
Tttrc WAS 4 quiet feeling in Corn st the oncnin-.
hut The dccliEe in irciShfs canscd a more active
inquiry by shippers, aud the market ruled e:cady.
About ess .f1o bushels, all grades, chanecd hands.
1t 'sshc for Mixed atoat 35Lc for Yellow at,oat
S4&e for White Mixed afioat; ctk case for Mixed
in store, sad aStG1eac for Rejected in sio.e.
ihe demand for Oats WAS moderate, ani the
matkct steady st 3sGs4hc- Rye was more active.
at ycttc1dase + dec:iEe. There was less frmners
in Ea1lcy, bne prices We're not quotably lower.
PROVISIONS were inactive. His1wines easier
POTATOES In good denand and higher. Bu.tes lsss
active hnt prices are unchanged
Lake frci:h1s opened dull at decline OF &c ncr
~. WIFE ei';:aeusc cnts at 12c per 1u for com Ia
H11lac- Subsequently vessel holders were f.ae1,
ard III advance Of &c pas paid AboGt .yen:1.
hSe Vcssels were chartered 1t 1870 for wheat; y
Ifshe foFn. and 113xc fer rye to Duaal,; 17n.sc
Tor cern. and 1s1Sc for wheat to Osveso: sac for
"heat 10 Cape Vincent; 1oc for corn to ;'p.!,p >
stt d. and saac for oats to Toronto-the f.ei.ht M
ihe lattet payable in Canada money
, 1862-11-05
complimentary supper to Major VIM,
III MHntiI

A complimentary supper was given at the
bE'ggs House, On Monday evening, to Maior
Vim. Fl. MedI'l, of the eth Illinois cay.1rv
"ho is visiting home on brief farlouzh, BY
1he members OF the Mercantile Literary
unlon." Twas avery agreeable affair, and
the company present. as well as the honored
guest, enjoyed it vastly.
"m. 5. Cadnan, esQ.. presided 1t the table,
AID was called upon to honor the following
sentim. Mt, the first Of the regular toasts:
list. Our guest. Major Vim. H. Medill-a true
tIitld, brave toidttt-in peace and HI war the
cci. nder Of the right
Tic second toast was as follows:
"a The Volunteer Army Of the United States
TIE wonder Of the age. the CORY Of tie New
World. and the hope Of liberty every where.
Response by Major Medill
Sd: The President Of the United statcs-mav
Ills God gulFe hin and his country uphold him.
Response by G. P. Williams.
4'h The Mercantile Literary Union-to our
Country md humanity it f,as ever heea true.
Response by j. H. Ferrell. esq.
5fh. The Loyal Women Of Amcriea-Ws bow In
profound respect
Response By E. E. Perlcy, esq.
9Th. Cur Departed Members, Everett and Farm
han'-May they rect in peace anu rise In glory.
Response by &. ". Dunham.
7th The tinle: ard the Haltrt-The only COM
prL1niee " ith traitors.
Response by ]. Clough Haines, esq.
ssh. Our Absent Ncnibers-God bless them !.
y here are they to-nightt
Eesponse by " ". Creighton.
9Th: The Stars and stripes-ThsLread Of ;y,suts
ami the freeman hope.
Response By n. D. 3filler.
1n1h. Onr Worthy Host of the Briggs-A true
palrlot and gord Gu :tafn-ho always .ftIs his
company to the nluximum.
The company separated at late hour, after
amost hally, social time Major Medill will
leave very shortly Tor his command On the
Potomac.
, 1862-11-05
Important 10 Grain Dealers.

The Commissioner Of Revenue decides that
person who buys grain strictly on his ac-
count, and sends It to another market, there
to be sold on commission, is not thereby
mace subject to any license tax under the cx-
else law. II he buys grain solely for another
person or firm, acting as their agent, he is
still exempt from license. If he buys for
more than one party, he comes within the pro-
visions of SECTION Gf, article II, and requires
license MS commercial broker.
This applies only to instances where grain
Is bought and sent to another market for sale
When tho grain is sold By the purchaser, he
requires Il dealers license; but whether
wholesale or retail, must be lett entirely to
the Judgment Of the Assessor in each case.
loas1nuch IS a licensed wholesale dealer is
permitted to act as commercial broker With
out an additional license. as we'll as to sell at
retail. parties engaged in tue grain trade, a.
usually conducted, will probably find it to
their advantage to obtain licenses as whole
sale dealers.
, 1862-11-05

L.
57n NARD--lst Prccinct-Throop, 7b5 !:
Ginther, f6l; Cook, c6S; Comisky. Sid: Tu-
Icy, $50, Wctts1ctn, $50. I'd Prccinct-Tnroop.
-; Ginther. :s5; Cook, 3343; Comisky, 139;
Iulry, 149; Wc1tstein, 1;S
tTn NARD-1et precfuct-Not returned.
"a precilcs- -Throop, SIS; Climber, SIG: COIL.
Sc; Con,isky. :W7, Tuicy, 55S; Wettsteip'
36S. Sd rrecinct-Not returned.
10TH WAR1--lst Precinct -Throoo. 2Ss :
Gitther; ~; Coek, :sS: Comi-ky, re; n,
Ley, 1S0; Nettst<siD, 7z7- ID Preciact-Not
returned ID Prcinct- -T4roop, :.sl; Giu-
tnsr, ~: Cork, "a; Comisky, as7; Tnley,
-1'se; Wtttstean, Isl.
COTE DISTRICT.
- 1st Ward. 1st Preclnct-Not returned. Cd
rrccinct--;aEc, s94: King, 3ss; Fuller, IS. !:
Brandt, 255.
I'd Ward, 1st Prc1nct-Not returned. Cd
rreclnct-s'age, 32'; Ging, 32s; Fuller, 4o9 ::
I'd w.ra, 1st Precinct Gage, SIG; King,
liz; Fuller, iiC; Braudt, ~ "a Preciuct3
<aee, :M; King. -, Fuller, :s.95; Brandt. ga.
9Th Ward, l~t Prccinct-GAgs, 2Aj; Kius.
IN; Fuller. -G9: Branstt, 3C}. I'd PRECINCT
Gage, 81; King, So; Fuller, 113; Brandt, Ia.
C1sr DISTRICT.
sth Ward, 1s1 prec1pct-no. returned.
"a f1ccinc1- -B5cntapo, Cos; Eastman, 10C :;
Peabody, $50; Nal1hau1n, $40.
9Th Naro-:not returned.
fcaeoay, :ES; Wallbaum, 3aS.
State Senator.
5th Ward. 1sl lrrcinct-Ward, -46: Cheney.
>' e. e Wors adccisG-Nara. CT 331 Cheney, H.
V'S 1t' anc I'd Pnc,rc's not returned
1u'h Ward, 1t Pr. c:nc.-Wara. III. Che,
rtS, T:g Cd rr.einc,- returned. a PEE. PEE
cinc1-"ard, aa2; Cheney, 100.
Sheriff.
7-Af 7.%r
Precinct lIammnnt. $50; Walsh. :,53.
ID Nard,, 1st PFtc,1et-No: counted. I'd
TJecfrc.-iIasp,ncnd, :}lS; Wulsb. 473.
"a Ward, 1st Pr rcinct-Ha,nmoud. 51a
Walsh, 451- ID preciact-usmmond, 40 :
Nalel, :,94 ~
Walsh, ;Gs. "a rfecinct-uamraond ST.;
N4!sh. 10.
Sub "a,d, 1st Precinct 80 :
,Ms.a'sf, ~ ID Precinct Hammond, so ;
GU Ward, 1st preclnc*--Not returned. I'd
1,ec1nr:- y, !iau.mnnd, 5a6: Walsh, 3G17. Sd
Act-Nos 1ttnrucd.
IN Ward, 1st rsrciuc.-Hammou3, -:
Walei,. .ss, 11''1'''ono' o'''
~ Ma'd-Not returned,
1f,.t vrG-A vrs Anmosd. SO1; Walsh, :97
Nn]sh, 80. "a Prccincts..ya1 r,..'rnaa o =,
-sfeeancs-Aainmund, al;; Walsh, :sy6.
Coroner.
LIST Ward. 1st Pfec1nc'-yot retnrned ..
ftessnGt-Schmids :ssu; Becker I'D. ~
20 Na1d, 1st Precinct-Nut yet ronotaa
"a u tT H: :slnc'-s:htnidt 81 :; Becker 80. ~
% Ward, 1st Precinct Schmidt SO: Hcckcr
s7 =; "a f,ec'ntt-Schmidt 80; Becker Ell.
I'm mnsd. lit Precinct Schmidt :,9s: Becker
ST.. "a freciuc,-Scamidt 50: BecEer In
5th Ward. 1st rsecinct-Sclmidt ~
Broker 519. ed rreciuct- Schmidt $50: Beeke,
Oh Ward. LIST Pnccinc:-Sot returned. %
Frcmct-schmidt 534; Becker S65. Sd Pre-
cinct-Not returned.
7th Ward, 1st Precinct-Not returned, "a
frecinct-Schmidt Go; Becker ST..
Sth K4sd-Not returned.
:lh NaId-Scfmsdt 800 Becker 39S,
10Th Ward: 1ht Precinct Schmidt oG4
becker s3W- I'd Prccinct-Not ret returned,
Sd Ptecinct-sc1mids 243 Becker c95.
The MsJorasIes.
1st Ward-Arnold 45s majority,
% Ward-Sherman 10 msiurjfy.
Sd Ward Sherman 17} msiarity.
4th Wasd-Shtrman 1a3 1najotitv.
5th Wa.d-Arn1ld 400 n,aj"r1ty.
6th Wsrd-Arpold 5C5 n1inrfty.
T.h Ward-Arnold 70 majority.
9Th Hara-A12o!d 48 Z,rio:ity.
, 1862-11-05

kEs7rcKr JnASs-Are worth from 35S5zc,
DELAISEs-10I25.
IEEsa GooDs-AEe offered in great variety and
at very low prices compared with present cost
BFcKeK1S GooDs-1Iare also advanced. and ara
very ecaicc.
NooLES Y.aE:-1. very difficult to obtain, All
kinds II merchandise sell 1 1rightfrl prices in tie
Eaetern markets.
Owing to the excited state Of the market. we
shall cuEtriys to keep our readers advised Of the
changes which NC thiak will be Of value from time
to time.
From The n. y. Eeonomist.]
The cotton goods market continues a1tIy, and
hefuining scsrce. Several agents this week havc
clos ed out entire lines Of goCds, and expect no
more Of The same kind to rep-ace them until
co!:on is cheaper. The saies-roons present
the agencies lad quite full aseortmcnIs Of sam
pie cates on their nonfe, but this week hllf Of
them are gone, and, in come instances. alons
with all the. stocks which were behind thar
Cd that stocks are running ont. the great
CT is the desire arnous regular distrihitt nra
to secure supplies for the futc-e. Tnt 1ow,.st
p1lesd goeds are the most in demand, bur IN thc
The market. the next lowest ara taken, 1otwlth.
standing tho fact that the lowest priced rund,
may be lntripslcal}y the dearest
1he Woe!en gpods market is more active The
eoid slap has given aR impetus to the trade, aad
aii Inc agents are doing fair business, p.r;icu-
iafls thosc who have good supplies of Etnoiss
iflces vi pain Weolens Very ism and teuIiu !.
upward: some are already ad ;anced SHIN 5
cent. Very lew are making, On account y N.
dizziness II the demand from August to O.tahar
mort OF the 1D!iie having taken contracts ftr M
1nS army kesstra, which were more salsshle
Hoih cotton and Woclen goods are bound 10 Sc
HIGHER prices. ~ e-N
, 1862-11-05
@-ARINE NEWS


isFeei4l Dispatch TO the Ch!caeo Trisu2c.l
DETROIT. Nov. 4. 1S62
lr-rro7. Empire State, C1evelaad; bark Clay
tor, Newsboy. Fa!le; schr. 9ersrude, Gan. Cor
ne1ia. Fzead Bayrcy, Weeden. Marshte!d, Aoselle,
LnEH1s, BaEa7d, Wings Of the Morning.
DcrH-Schr N1onesose. Hagar johnson.
, 1862-11-05

bu. Declined 22ac but closed firm Ss1se we~e:
a,to tn No lied Winter 1t CSC; $3.50 b1 Noe Red
II voc ~ bn to Ut 04Ac; Sol bu do at 9ac; so hu
No sprtn9 1t 9Sc; 10 bu do At 82fc; IL 00 bu do
At szc; 4yon bn do at Ole; 1s00 bu do at SOC: so
bu NO Spring at 82:; 400 bu do at eoc; 500 bu
bu Rejected Spring (i1 Muna & S.ott's) q. sc;
f.oa' ba do at s51Sc; 3GiO bu do al &c; 10 bn
doa. Tsc; 1,0e bu K:tec.ed Red at 92e; 40 ha do
at 91c-sn in store.
toltN-Rec=tysd, 2ao.29a bu; shipped, a2s.ss2
bu Market steady sales wese:-9s, ,9oa tu Mix
ed 1t 3sc oh; 15ee0 bu Yellow a. Sc OBJ !;
o,tV0 bn kt1ed 1t 33hc adoa!; 5000 bu White
Mixed At 33c adoat; 1O,0c0 bu 1ellos 4. 81: o b
s6o0o bu Mixed in etore At 32c: as 900 ba do At
St3c; 2.eJe bn 90 at ea.1!c; 1850 bu do at 33c !;
3co0 bu do lin an outside hoase} at 3!Hc; LEGO bo
rejected at 2oEc, q 600 b1 do at sc,
oAis-Received, 2j.721 bn; shipped, lob bu
STEADY. Sales: G,!A0 bu No At 3.c; 1a,o b2 d.,
At s4kc in store.
AfE-Recefved- a,1G0 bu. More active a. yes
terdays decline s4les Of 3,4oo bu No at 45c IN
stose' ~ bags by sample It 50e On track.
6ARLEi-Recelved, 2,9U0b bu. Scarcely 20 firm
s21es were: s1,Gc0 bage common at CSC On track
seo bu No at &c III store; 2,f00 bu by sample at
e1c1n stofe 5,9 bu do at Sc in store; 47o bn at
soc Oh track; 4l0 bu and 80 bags at 9os On track:
iGo hass good at q % on track
TIMOTHY SEED-In fair request and ;teaiv
Sales: 1873 bags prime at S1.61: 1870 bags good Ut
II Is; IS bags common at $!.50.
H1GHW1NES-Essief and more active. SHE.
527 bis ut 32e.; 50 brls at ST..
bALT-Quiet and steady. Sales 1000 br,s Fine
Saginaw at &3.e0, delivered Liverpool Ground
Alrm nominal at s.70@2.15 per sack.
PR0E1S1oSS-Mcss Pork ia nominal at kl(t0
, 1862-11-05
Union Pacific Railroad Comnnnx

to the capital stock Of the Union Pacific
Railroad Company will be opened at the Of
fec of Hon. Wa. B. Ogden, to-day, at Il
O'Clock m.
We hope our patriotic and wealthy citizens
will come forward with their usual Hberalitv.
and subscribe largely to this most Important
enterprise Of the age- No city in the Union
has deeper Interest in the early completion
OF th1s work than has Chicago, and We hone
our business 1uc1 and capitalists will show
their appreciation Of its importance bg taking
Stock iibtra1ly in this great national high say
to the Pacific
DAK1sG BrKGLAIs.-The store of John
Malsell, on Grove street near the Archer
road, was entered yesterday morning, between
and O'Clock, by some bold thief, who
robbed Tic money drawer OF its contents and
then escaped. The thief obtained an entrance
through the back door and passed through .
bedroom, Where Nr. Congh1iu, the clerk. WAS
asic.p 1t The time, euptied tic till Of its con
tents, amounting to fourteen dollars, aud
seiztd upon box Of cigars. After openinp
the trout door and making ready for bis cscane
ii he should be detected, he went back to the
bedroom Of s1r. Conrhlin and w,s dis,or..as I
in tie act of taking $,;5 in money uh;oh W.
secret.d uuder the ,;,1,w M, ran.,,,s~
rare tte alarm anst started IN ,,n-.,,;. 49, 49,
-1;uf ,or 1<.c4 H., ~s 14'
detected
PocKEr p,cr1xc ~
Nr. T. ,1asner. vim kceos a sa,oos -. =.
State street. had his nockc+ relieved -,rs+ ~
two since of forty dollars In money "a Ts,l ~ a.
a chick for onc bnrd-.d sna 49, s.,,a.
atout .,cv,n o,r,or. ss .a.t t' =. fnsus''neo' a,a
chair IN NJ. ea,oo. 49, -, W e''sP VI
d,cssca ,,ur, -,o.. .:..:. Aaass
S"'s 1uan entiug near h'fa u.s. pre-
ne ths dreams.' When he awokc, he found
'hat The 5oung man had flown, and himself
1Linus lis pocket b2ek, Its contents, aud
check tor thu above nasasd sum. Neither the
money nor thief fhas As yet been heard from.
-
'aneGttd Licn1enant William James, late CON
1ected With Bottoms Chicago Battery, were
buried yesterday afternoon with imposing
fuDC1ll ceremonies. The Mercantile R,t&n nrr
, 1862-11-05

" A N T EIt-Dre purchaser IN
~ eaeE toEEehtp fo7 AEK11's FAMILY Kyir
5EG AAChlSE sG E From 80 T. - proft PEI, week
make s. v atitcss minute; viii knit pas Of 3tcck
;9gs Or Sock5 n fifteen ualnntee; Akes = variety of
sseyes Cio19a ssataH Etgce.a Ai,itsty ssshet. q,
VIII give to one person In e4sh township The ex-
elusive Right to and eeil the achne fer one Jesf
n esca t4T nshp Which vii enable then 70 earn
price psid for the achtne easily and QaiskIy Ii II
WONDERFUL MACHINE, AID every large family will ha1e
orr Price fi5. eecure ynus 1owaeAtp. For circular
!N1th ssan,r] BEANeON Z ELLIOT, genera. a0-nt9.
IL Lase street Ch&cako. IL oci2v.I1n1
A\G EN- S. "A l<w gocd ones
IA xa.1ed to attend every Fair Nd tnrho Ground
II the y 4: to ee!l shs only koed antFaNnted sass-
profit ct lcln u to Us per day insu-fA every sa-
Pedar+ ant \,1ters pies all ktZds Fend stamp
ESS EH1CAtXj.
, 1862-11-05

Ter ard January delivery Ut 1nKe Botter seI,i"g
ls;Sc * d e Ohio and 3zxac for stata Cheess
bpSEFA4o, Nov. 4,-F1oua-Nsrket quiet and
GnA,sS;-Theat !s;.:S don.: Nothing doing by which
totetap1sh Quotations. Corn Ia fair demand At
aS Els iof mixed western. Other grams quiet. No
WmtkT-UneettIed. Sales 100 brls on private
u, tAy.1 x1 1Faz1cn7s-ss on whea., alc OF con to
ExroE1e-s4 doe b,ls -four, 2ss ooo bu. wheat.
@nV hu eern, 2 GEO bu. oate. u Goo bn barley
l1FoaIs-.1o0 bills houz, 80 600 ba wheat, I7l,-
0sHEGo, Nov 4-FtouH-unehansad
GRAfN-Wheat qnlet ann no sRlee. Corn dull.
Salee 30 hu prime IndtsnA at &c. Barley ann.
sales lAst hlsh; u II. .0Go bu. Canadian oa private
CANAL FnE1Gnrs-7orened at 17c On wheat, but
LAkE14FoRrs-4te16a. g s. %. wheat, LOCO bu barley.
wheat.
New York Cattle Market
By Telegraph N1w Yoak, Noy.4.
BEEF tAr1LE-MaEket for Beef cattle " Is not
essentially different from last week, though there
features vac the predeterainatiou ofshe b1tchers.
or ! portion Of them, to eyade the government
tax II &c pe, bead. as the dEovers and brokers
couste compelled to pay it after considerable de.
mut The .arge ef prices was from to 81, but
the bulk OF the oftting sold at 163c-the quality
Kae coed
MilcH Cows-Qutet ard unchanged
EEALs-Steaty at 6G6Hc-the latter An extreme
rate.
SHEEP AND LAxBs-Sold tolerably well during
the week, but Particularly since tha cold ene1i
commenced, with slight advance.
s1FlNE-nase been Ea1her hesvy. and prices
EcmeW hat lower The current prices OF the week
at tie markets. were nB fO1IoW6: Beef cattle Hraf
quality. 2 1G0 1be. 4s 6cDg o.; ordinary, 1850
Esq: common: e66R9I0; inferior, t6 So
Cows AkD CALyEs.First quality Sa5.oo15 %
inferior 4a5W478 90.
VEAL CAIvEs-Fitet quality 2 b at 54@sxc:
sl4kc,
sHEKr AND LAxBs-Prime quality p head :. Is
Inferior &2.7sIa u.s.
Sw1SE-Corn = fed = n 4ssGa2lc: poor sxa411c:
RscERTe-Beeves s,5s7, cows 1o5. YEA, calves
716, sheep and lambs s. .s73, swine s1,67a.
, 1862-11-05

~ Aeaeazapnsl NEW 1uRk, Nov. 4, 1851
tie board. NNN'0~
Ch! RocE Island. SesS Mich. South .,, AZ;
B q G;:--.--- 92z Mich. South gtd SlE
I;aicna ~ q CHICAGO s5H Michigan Central. 9;,a5
, 1862-11-05

!. HONE FOR TIE FRIEEDLEss.-Thcm mouth1r
meeting Of the Board Of Maoagers will be hcld
At the Home this afternoon st three O'Clock,
E.. F. DICKINSON, sec'y.
, 1862-11-05

~ Cook Mcla1n. sseam Dye1s md Beourora g
Dearborn and 10 S. Clark stree1a, clean and dye
ladies and gentleman clothes In the best snd chesn
est mtonar The oldest sssbltehed houaa IN the e,tz
, 1862-11-05

91N HHDS. NEW ORLEANS
&F5lf f&UGAR2-suncn tn chckc4 IN sEnee 81
hE sase ~ EaE30K3. e1Ikrr HANKKY
= 31Ete Water .kz0l&
, 1862-11-05

HEsiE~ Df THE GOVERNOR will he
. grand review Of all the troops At Csup
Douelas this afternoon at 5 O'Clock. TIL. -
the last reyie~ prior to their taking tn. Il Ia
AL Of the Illinois troops At camp sze an
under marching orders.
, 1862-11-05

" ANTED-In Il Ln,nber anI
- Grim Rustn"ss, in cuantry town IN IE.acs,
an eEr1rHf. W.EtfC ElA1. cnrK a-d accurate IN
EErEes y calah'e ct kerolnE accoa.t+ l. = stnarle
iorH A Nan f. ON Tire Cnuatrv pee.er..G AdI-r,A
Lumber Merchant care Vi A:a,.s II ,u.e tf,: "a
Ill. " nttts OctubcE :.sth. iy1t1 ~
, 1862-11-05

IF Parties looking for sonth Side resi-
ocnce property, will do well to examine the
cfolce list offered for sale under nsr adver.
tisements.
, 1862-11-05

W 4 n 7 b D-EmrioSm Sment 70,
" American, English. Ir,.h. scotc5- {}..r,r,a anc
sn!gree ts:yai1s vita yoo! c:sy rsfa.eace= It t'-
.-aat t1s late E.s1ee nss No i5e s>su:s ts-s
esFet FF'F neE Mon CO Nd NaG:>eh s:-4+r4 lo:,t-s
AEs T. PRATT is a.tea,iaDc- d.l5 kSs;y
, 1862-11-05

fNASKESsrElN's PANORAMA OF NIAGARA
Mr. Ffankcnstc!n exhibits III. Pauor1ma OF
N'agara Falls ard Rapids, at Bryan Hall tour
evenings and four afternoons oi next week.
viz: Monday, Tuesday, "Wednesday and
ThurEday.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-07-09

GOLD JOHN LEACH, THE COOPER. This
venerable old man has at last been called
away from this world, after long, long life
He was born in the house of his father which
then stood on the spot on which the euues-
trian statute of Washington now stands, on the
10th Of FEBRUARY, 1850, and therefore was in
his lO3d year. AT the age of thirteen he
along with Dayy Burns, young man, CATER
wards well known for his acquisition of riches
by the rise in value of land on this location
beng selected for the federal city, Joined the
eeXpedluon against Quebec, was at the storm
ing OF that place, and accompanied the escort
with the remains of Montgomery to Albany
He afterwards enlisted in the PENNSYLVANIA
line under Gen. Wayne, and was subsequently
attached to the ''scouts" under Gen Yates in
which service he participated in many scenes
of daring and danger, having on one occasion
pursued party Of Indians who had carried
off three children, and by stealth entered
their camp in the night, put the party to death,
and brought away the little captives to the
embraces of their parents. He was at the
night attack by the enemy upon Wayne's en-
campment at Paoli in which over seven hun
dred were massacred, and where he received
bayonet thrust through the wrist, and was
one of party of three hundred under Wayne
at the storming OF Stony Point. In the war
Of 1912 he served in the quartemasters de-
partment, doing duty as cooper during the
war. For his revolutionary services he de-
clared that he never received but ten dollar
continental note given him by Gen. Wayne
no rolls being found of Capt. Yates service
presumed to have been burnt in the treasury
building along with other papers. There is
found on the pay-rolls of the I'd Pennsyvan-
Ia regiment the name of John Leach, entitled
TO htty-two dollars, not paid; but being un-
able at this remote period to be identified as
the same person it was lost to him. In simil-
ar manner he lost his pay and bounty land for
ms service in the war of 1912, there being no
rolls on files to establish this claim. He has
for years been subsisting mainly upon the
charities of few, along with his venerable
and aged wife.-National lltelligencer.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-07-09
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