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, 1862-10-17
Relief Committee Of the F0uns Mems
Ghr18ttaM Association.
Editors Chicago Tribune:

talCAaU. Oct. 10
The plan pursued hy this committee is ca1cn]at-
Cd to reach every worthy case. and prevent f:auls
Systematic visitation in connection with the Sab.
bafn School and tract work, is the foundation Of
such Iesulte- The committee embraces every
evangelical denomination. as well as citizens at
large which guarantees that aectarianis1u shall
not II the least control the distribution OF chart
tice.
make this etatement to counteract mfsrepoc-
ffntatlons made to rome Of onr contributors to
the Effect that our whole fund WIS under the con
troll 0f ohe man and would be used to build IN 4
Presbyterian Suncay Scaoul
whoever made that statement must have known
better would have taken no notice Of this If
it had hesn the first time that the actions ct this
committee had bcen mi i-represcnted
Tie i. Ii. c 4 committee was not organized to
interfere with any deaominattonal enterprise, bnt
TO at In the distribution Of charities to all with
cut distinction Of sect or nationality, when most
ncecfd, Whseyer s:atea Anything to the coatrary
u wilfn]Iy Ignorant or wllfnlly malicious There
II plenty Of ICON for al who hxv: the heart to
work il. the psstn.ent Of bcne so!cncc to :ey.te
all their energies to it, without wasting any in
hin6cr,nE hers.
One nF THE COMMITTEE, T. II. ca
, 1862-10-17
PTieoneFs In Camp Douslas.
Editors Chicago Tribune:

CHICAGO. October Is, 1862.
notice an article in the National Banner, BY
Rev. E. 3. Tn1tle. with the above caption, in
vi lich ie the following assertion: 'sMinisters Of
different denominations uaed to 60 duwn Ito
Camp Douglas) and preach daily by the hour to
crowd Ct several hundred. bet regret to say
ne.e m1 one of ttem In the hospitals -
nanae qda q Saiy e ae
e1r OWL soldiers. I regret TO- say that
7 never heard Of Er. Tuttle either in the
hoepltale. OF ~ = preacher, until the
prisoners came here. Up to that time the
Iou1g Mems Christian Association provided the
services referred to in his article. iaviting alter
lately different ministers to oficiate, aud also
visited the hospitals regularly. free Of expense to
the government. aud would hare been glad to have
done 20 still longer, had not orders been Issued
excluding everybody from the camp except regular
officers About this time. Mr.. Tutt1e Obtained the
appointment If poet chaplain at Camp Douglas,
and has been the cnly one allowed to of1ciate
among the prisoners after eaid orders issued.
1t is with regret am compelled to notice such
statement in Christian periodical, while the
facts herein stated. nust have been as patent to
the writer az to the visitors Of the Association,
who 7ct7e refused ddntitfdnts to the camp.
Simple juetice to those eelfdepyIng ministers,
who performed their duties faithfully without pc-
cuniary conrideratione, demands that the above
statement Of the post chaplain should be ex-
planned. JUSTICE,
, 1862-10-17
MARINE LIST.
FORT OF CHICAGO,

AhRl'kD-.. .0ctober16-
stmr @ Sunbeam, Morgan. Two Rivers, sundries.
tuadlies: ~" '~7 '11''
PIop Bnnalo. DoqRlaes. batAlo. sund!ies.
ReG Tnecse' HGttans; suna.o: sandtles.
6er. + N lath.
6s1k w tWo fanmee. M9Donald, B-ffalo, $50 N lum-
Rrto seM es5' Hsla 4ag 'oas Fses2sa, coai. 1,..,,
lumber: NS'
aaig 9g E Eomme1Se Ulck: CaeFeland, 7o0 tons coal.
Schr nd3n M.neSe19 Gn Maseg' ~ ~ lamoez
600 m pickets. '-'-'
Schr Illinois, Burke, MuskeRou IS m lumber
Schr Heligoland. Burke, Muskeg0n, 80 m lumber,
s,n, 1}9daase 1Go n sn'a9ss 9asa.o. n,
Schr Cecilia Burns St Joseph, 10 cords wood
eundr1es.
Schr Ttaneit Hoag Mapistse 70m shinglea
schr Frederick. 11deFsop, White = LAKE. % ss d luu-
Sch. d 9ff & Brown, Green Buy City, ,as m lumber,
Sehr Eliza Logan Lamphers, Presqae 1ele, $50 tons
schr Bronson, Burns, Cleveland, 500 tons coal.
Schf Adyance. Stalker, Buffalo. so n lumber.
Schr Autocrat Grover, Buffalo, 20 cords wood, 100
tons coal, eundries.
' lumber. AA' '>' VA 1'o'''@''''' 1'' ~
schr Yankee Blade, Draper. Buffalo, 400 N lumbsr.
schr asgfc, 1saa Fiawley. Grand haven, 50 m l.tb.
ssn' tS%9s, @oos. saadiies. DAen 'AD' nAD' 20 'as
SChr IittIe Bell. Ligtop. Muskegon. los m ium-
Der.
sebl @ I1z!e 1 g ThIoop. Hathswsy. aaakeso1, Il N % 50 m
seow @DsI Iao1ei Patterson Pier Cove 5, N lumber.
@ Seo% Mermsid aA Thomson. s Whtte ~ Lake. 50 cds
ehinpiea.
AN-~--~t1SA3
, 1862-10-17

Ocean Frefghts At New York. Oct. II.
More active and fzmer. The eng agemeuts were,
5Ntoo bushels wheat, At 1fA@ I'D to Liverpool,
1;4d to Glasgow. and 12kd to Cork aud market
s0tc0 bu com At 11;SGa12d to Liverpool; 400 br;s
flcur to Liverpool at $4,000 ~ F.l1ov
to Liverpool ut 35s.
, 1862-10-17

Flour In Ph1fAde Iph1a-Oct. II.
Market fsmer-Wfth light stocks, Sxlee. I. .4o1
hrls at IS nG6.25 for extrss, and $6. .a5a6 IS for
extra family.
, 1862-10-17

We hare received card from S. 8. HAYES,
relative to the programme laid down in the
otiice Of the Tory Organ by which "thc Ad-
mlnlstIation was to be attacked upon all
sides." Mr- Hayes says: "In ans sTcrto your
question whether did not 20 to the Office OF
the Tory Organ and hare conversation, &c.
might say that you ought to kros if did.
your terse of prop1ie!y would hardly prevent
your Publishing version of what occurred
1ttre Bet, will not handy epithets. Hard
mines prove nothing" The above simply
ccncedes what we charged.
The balance of the card, Mr.. Hsyes must
excuse us from publishing Our columns are
not of.en to political Arguments based upon
the programme Of attacking the Admtnistra-
ton. We do not thiuk Mr.. Hayes expected
its publication and the copy awaits his plea
sure.
Now word CT two more about that speech,
Mr. Hayes. We have not got through with
it yet It was remarkable production, and
We wonder It did not earn you the non,luar
ton. 1t will do to stir up for some time vet.
Why did you not write out your speech u
you spcke II? Why hat-iron it, Why moi
honestly own thai our version was correct, =,
least more correct than your own manu-
script? Over score Of prominent, intluen
tisl citizens. Who heard you, Lave informed
us that tie ye1efon Of cur reporter was eub
stan4islly right, and only defective in being
drawn TOO mildly. In lieu of finding faul1
and charging us with gross falsidcation, you
should thank us TINT we did not publish I,
verbatim which Knu]a ho ga v,aoo5 -.
, 1862-10-17
To the Mechanics. L4boFerx and MI
XfMe UMt0n Nlen Of the lth Ward.

1ou are heEeby reqnested to taEe part n the or
ganiZatlon Of the Un10n Club Of the Fourth Ward.
upon the platform OF sustaining the government
II all its measures, for the maintai1ance Of the
CnIcn, for the speedy suppression of the sc5elioa
but patriots and rebel eympathisers until the re-
bt1lIon ig crushed: The meeting will be hald at
Christie pher scbc11's, 20a South Wells street. on
Saturday, Oct. is, at X o'clock p m.
Wake up and attend to your duty at home, while
oEr brave soldiers are fighting for our glorious
cause in the field. By order Of the Committee.
, 1862-10-17

The Republican voters and all who sustain
the proclamation Of the President aud are in
favor Of prosecuting the war to speedy and
snccts sstQl Issue, are requested to meet at the
Orient House, corner Of s ate and Van Buren
stn eta, on Friday evening at : o'clock, to
choose delegates to the approaching county
convention. By order
JouS F. EDWARDS Chairman
, 1862-10-17

Salt In EinctnnAtt--Oct. Is.
The Price Current quotes the market unchang-
ed. Turks Island is held at 60c; Liverpool Salt
was told at t2.0 per sack AID Syracuse Salt at
$7.sc ptr brl.
, 1862-10-17
By Telegraph NEW YoaK, Oct, 16. 1861.
Ffrst Board -stocks-Iess active and lower ;

New YORK Stock and Money Market.
By Telegraph NEW YosK, Oct. 16, 1863.
FiTst BoGrd-StockB-Les active and lower:
c1oee frmer at the decline.
CHI 4 R leland SIX Mich Son rt,d a0.!
G. 2. & Quincy 1868 Mich. Genital 49,. 81 81
z. F. " CHI. 60 II. Central bds.. -. 1{5x
Ga}ena g. Chicago. e4% III. COUP bds, '61. .l01x
~ Gent. ectlp..-. slH Do. coupons so. .l05
MICH. sou. 43A
G0vEREMENT STOCKS.
c. S. e H......-.. ..104 Treasury Z 3-10. .1O6x
lo. Sc '74........ 9ak Do. / " cest1R's 99sz
Second Bo1rd- Stocks higher aud close stronger.
Glsve. i Toledo. IL Harlem preferred. d.. & &
GA}ena T. Chicago e54 Tennessee 6e 49,. 65.z
Cleveland t. Pitts. 3S Michigan Central. esH
nl. Central scrip. SIX Pitts. F. ". s Chi, 50
Mich. South gtd.. s3 n. 7. Centrel $50. INK
Er1s Erls n,e;sr;si ~ Missouri Is ... SIX
GOVERNMENT STOCKS.
Demand Notes.. .-..129 Treas. 1910. ..IO5s5
MosET MAHKET.-Money continues in fair de-
mand at 6G6 per cent on call, chiefly at th0 inside
rates.
Sterling exchange is feyerieh and unsettled The
range Ia 1410153 for merchants and bankers
bills.
American gold very much unsettled and frregu-
lar, opening at 33H. declining to 81, reaching to
35k. and Closing at 345<@35 per cent premium.
california gold bars nominal.
, 1862-10-17
To all Unconditional Union Men Of
the 9Th Ward.

You are requested to meet at Boedeker's Hall,
No q Hubbard street, Near Desplanes. Saturday
endorse The Pretident'. rroclsmation aud M ara IN
favor Of prosecuting the WAT against the slave
holders rcrellion 10 speedy and successful ter
miDation, attend. By order Of the
, 1862-10-17

The high rate OF Sterling bills exerts favorable
influence on the market, and induces shippers to
ftmer. Sales 0 bales common ts ch1lce selec
tione 1t 1sf3soc, mainly At lh916c, for fsit to
prime quality. ~
, 1862-10-17

Seeds In New York.-Oct. II,
Tinleth5 is selling slowly at $a0l. Clover in
In light supply At sk@SAc
, 1862-10-17

The ward and town committees will cali the
meetings to oSder in thei1 respective wards and
towns. By authority. G. n. HOLDEN,
JOSEPH MED1LL4,
L.C. r FkEER,
JAcoH REIN,
h WILLMARTH,
Members Of County Central Committee.
Chicago, Oct. u 1862
, 1862-10-17

w AATED- purchase Il sub
situated in the suburbs Of the ci1y-west Of South
s,Ge Hndts.te dstancs euis1e CITY limits not
letter. tts1ing location and lowest terms ~ r A.
Sherman House. oc.S ykHsGt
, 1862-10-17

ExctrRsYoS. PAR1r.-An excursion party,
nndcr the auspices Of the Methodist Church
at Wilmington, Will county, were in the city
yesterday, doing the lions, and returned In
the evening
, 1862-10-17

!
Oats. bu -..-.-.. $500
Flour. bria...-... rs
Lard. bs.--.-.--. 159
The receipts Of produce today embrace 1868
brls -four. 81, ,6 bu wheat, 126, ,o95 bu corn 1856
hu rye, and i ia bu barley
The reeeiE'ts Of wheat on The corresponding date
In 1861 acre 1sG, ,8a7 bushels.
The leading makets today have been feyerish
and unsettled. Owing to street rumor, circulated
before Change, that gold had advanced to 49, the
prices Of wheat and corn advanced quite tnateri-
ally and almost every thing in produce was excited
aid buoyant. On Change, however, the news
came that gold was only 1885, upon which reaction
in the narkets took place, and prices fell back 10
Sc per hukhc1 below thoee paid in the morning,
Firally, the closing report Of the First New York
Stock Board came in-w1th gold at 13,55<D135-and
produce again rallied aid closed flrm with an up-
ward tendency.
The ofesinge Ct -four today were very light.
especially Of winter brands, and the market, in
consequence, was Inactive, but flrm--With slight
advance on choice branGa. Only about 500 brls
changed hands, at $6.t0G650 for winter, and rs 90
$50 for spring extras
Wheat opened excited and higher, but On
Change it became dull and prices fell 2@3c, but
TOW ards the c1oee 1t rallied and became firm at
varce-closing with an upward tendency. Win
ter wheat was sold at $1ce@1.os for No. Red;
e1.G7@1.q6 for No = Red and 9s6k' GO far Re-
jecied Red. Spring wheat was mere active than
winter, and the sales were at 98SDs1 O. for No
Spring; 9o@a3c for No. Spring; and s10s3e for
Rejected Spring.
There WAS lees activity In Corn, and the market
IVES irregular Corn in store opening at &c
falling back to 3sGssHc, and finally closing asm
at 39c.
oate were active at s7Gs7K. Rye. 4sc. Barley
WAS firm at 90c@ft.20. Timothy Seed was SC
heher-ee11rg At 81 1.6511.70. Mess Pork was
sid at $1050'0 625{, and eteau, Lard at oc.
Ta]low is held at lU15c-ofering i0',c aishwines
were sold at 32H 033c-an advance Of 1h02c Al
c, hol is held at 6sa70c.
Liverpool Salt is freely offered at 81 60 4 sack
to arrive this month.
Freishts Advanced 1c a bushel-with engage
Mcnts 1T 12c for wheat aud lie for corn to Buffalo
Milwaukee Wheat M4fket-Oct. Is.
Keceiyed 95,Ns bu. The Sentinel rays: The
market opened dull as both buyers and sellers
wire holding back for New York adrfces, bat
towards noon there was material advance with
considerable excitement. The sales foot up Sc 900
bn at 81 c3h O. c. for No /. and 9sB99c for No, 2
SpriEg-the market closing at the outside figures
hut without much demand.
Freieh1s firm with an advancing tendency. En-
gascnente were made at 1C@l013c for wheat, aud
81 c fer rJe TO Buffalo.
, 1862-10-17

NANTED-Hartlware-The ad-
w yeYt1ser having hsd eighteen years axpe.tar CO
IL al pranche9 of the j3bbn4 snd ret;tl trade kr
ware II. stege As 5and nss tEavslsd TREE searAl
mausger . country co1cefn or clerk in ths city.
Can produce uneIcepttcnAoe references ~ 20 char
to BIN. Address :" Post Oh1ce Dr8wer SIT, Cdt-
caoo Qc11 vsB3H
, 1862-10-17

ExANmAT1oN OF FRMALE TEAcHERs.-
There will be an examination Of female teach
e.s 1t the odice Of the Board Of Education,
No. 76 LASa1le street, On Wednesday next, 2sd
inst, commencing at 8 O'Clock, 4. m.
, 1862-10-17

SHEEP-Received. $780, Sales Of 81 stock sheen
averaging IS lbs. At $3 50.
, 1862-10-17

NoyEMnER GopET.-John R. Walsh, corner
ofMadison street and Custom House Place, has
Godes's Lady's Book for Novembdr. Also,
No. 62 Of the Boston Commonwealth, con-
taintng Chas Summers 9Th October speech
, 1862-10-17
Gbe Grituttt.
FRIDAY, OCTOBER II, 1862.
THE CITY.

ASSIGNED TO CHICAGO, Lfeut John c.
Long, 9Th infantry, Lieut- Col Oaks, United
States cavalry, and Capt. Chaa- G. Pomeroy,
United etates infantry, have been assigned to
duty ut Chicago.
, 1862-10-17

From TIE LAKE SuFeR1oR CoCSTRf.-
The steamer Cleveland, OF the Lake Superior
Line, which arrived here yesterday morning,
brings intelligence Of the great scarcity OF
laborers in the Lake Superior region. Every
body has enlisted, and wages sre high.
, 1862-10-17
DI ED.

On Thursday. 18th inst, ADA VIRGINIA on,s
eaughtvr O. ,st T. and Apb.c f. Thonl Is, aged two
yea aud four T1.0Htta
The snntrn Will ta, Place to = n:tl> at r NJ
Afr
, 1862-10-17

ILLINOIS AND MICHIGAN CANAL.
ARRIVED. ,Oc; ober Is
Emeline, 1ockport, O00 bu corn, $50 lbe fruit
Onward, Lasale, 1857 bu corn, 1850 lbs fruit 765
bF;e -four.
Carrier, Ottawa s. 40 bu corn, 90 bu timothy seed,
/ mill etCnc.
1anthe, Dupage. ao00 bu corn, $500 bu oats.
Alexander LockpoEt, 3,50u bu corn, 3,000 bu
oats.
Wing and Wing, LaSa1le. 500 bu corn.
Ericsson. Ottawa. 6,G0o bu corn.
CLEARED. .......Oct. Is.
Neptune, Ottawa.
Allen, Joliet, 80 ,0C0 lbs tark.
Brilliant, Ottawa.
Nm Merriam. Utica.
Ottawa, Ottawa.
Stronger, L8SAllc,
Monitor, Morris.
Ella, Joliet.
Time, Morris, 70 m lumber.
Ericsson, Ottawa.
jag Patrick, Ottawa
Old Abe, Joliet.
D Leonard, LaSalle, 83a ,420 lbs salt.
, 1862-10-17

u Mrs. Cora l.. Y. Hatch, tha 1ecturess,
Is IN the city. and has commenced course of
Sunday lectures 10 large audiencna.
, 1862-10-17

PERsoNA1.-Hon. Lyman Tumbull, u s.
Senator, arrived At the fremont House list
evening from Michigan Admiral Chas- n.
Dasit, commander Of the Western ennooat
fleet, il also stopping Ut the fremont
, 1862-10-17
CHICAGO Cattle MARKET.

THURSDAY EVENING, Oct, Is. 1869.
BEEF CATTLE-The receipts today were rath-
er light, amounting to648 head, distributed among
I he several vaYf2S as fn1lnxras
, 1862-10-17

T. Bryant l. Stratton's Commercial Col
1ege Will commence It's evening sessions on
Monday evening, Oct. Goth.
, 1862-10-17
@atriulpRiaI.
3Snarnlu4.

DOARDING-SAverA suites Of
ID -ssnn forMshed OF NJ turni.hrd. With bos3d. fox
hsmTies Inquire ~ the Hufn~t Ho0sa No. 81 UI4fk
street. AhAsS q ". 3Asla&tas 41o2FtStofAk
Qe24 F7f In
, 1862-10-17

War Claim Ml91ks Tor ssls 1t this ofBon.
~idows' Declaration sor Bounty md A1aa.a.
soldfekes Declaration ecr Bounty md A.1essx
Application of Mother foc Pensiuo.
Application of widow for Fay1eat Of Peosioa.
Widows Declaration 3or Pensaoa-
Application Sor Transfer c< Peakaa.
Application of 11nM Ch1arc1 tor Reasssu.
Application II Orphan Sister for Penatsa.
HeIrs Deeasratinu 5oe Bounty and Azsuax1.
Surgeons c. tacates Of soa4iMs' DISABILITY.
OMoers' Ces4a8eatea Of So1dieR9' DtnGbtlity.~
sent b. nail, poa-paid. at sevsaty.Ave oso4s ~
qutre. AadEes1 17num 0511cK,
CA}eAkp, u1ino{a
, 1862-10-17

Go 70 TIE Rxsr-0o to BxTA1T 4 9TR&F-
ross CmcAao ConHRac1A1 Ce1z2ex, to get .
thc9caSA baetnees saReusSoA,
, 1862-10-17

- cese q Me4Af1 9usaN pyea eAa 0ee41eE2 u
peAs9ee7 ~ II q. clazk stxesA skss9 81A 4ya
ladies anA xeaseass' eao4Az IN sAs beat anA eAeee-
~ maaoeE The osAak sstshtsAoa ho1ss In s1e eGs9.
, 1862-10-17

Col, HARDY NOT K1LLED.-A dispatch was
received by the Secretary Of the Board Of
Trade, yesterday, stating that Col. Hardy, Of
The unrdy House, Lasal1e, is not dead, but,
cr the other hand, rapid1y recovering. It
will be remembered that the report was cur
rent 8 day or two since, that he had been
murdered. We rejoice at the news, and trust
the Colonel will long live to keep hotel
, 1862-10-17

born American citizen.
During the argument of MI. Proudfoot, he
stated that the Custom House books Of this
port show only four or five cnrol;ments and
licenses OF canal boats for several years past,
and that nineteen out Of every twenty Of the
boats engaged on our canal have not compiled
with the requirement Of the statute.
Admitting the argument of Mr.. Rae to be
| correct, viz; that such voyages are illegal,
tia. such vessels with their cargoes are sub
ject to forfeiture, and that in case Of dAmase
| arising from negligence, no recovery can be
had, it behooyes onr merchants engaged in
protect themselves.
Judge Drunmond took the case under ad-
viscnent, and his decision will be looked for
with considerable interest.
CIRCUIT Court OF Cook CoUSrr-B53rs
Hon. George Manisrre-No. 41s-Chancery,
D. C. Tha: cher ct al. vs.. G. & c. U. Z. R, Co.
On motion Of E. Anthony, OF counsel for de.
fcndsnts, it appearing te the Court that due
Eetice Of such motion had bsen given to com
plainante, it is ordered that the bill in sad
Cause be stricken from the tiles..."r want of
the signature thereto Of solicitor 20. 20 counsel,
at com1lainants' costs, No. S9l-Chaocerg.
d. Ferguson appointed guardian ad Item for
defendant, Carl Ltrepz, An iutant, and cause
referred to master.
SrrERioR Cor2T-Eforr Hon. I'm II. Hq.
gi'ss Nc. Cas- Clark ct al. ". Spafford ct al;
action on balarce Of account current; verdict
fur plaintiff, S175 10. No Cos Fargo Us. Spaf-
ford; suit on promissovy note; verdict for
plaintiff, S511s5. No. Cos. Nolan ct al. vs.,
Courtwright e. al. repleviu; on trial. NJ.
SEQ. Dismissed fer stipulation on file~ No
IT'S Hill ct nj. VS.. Curran ct al. debt; sub
1nitted to court finding for plaintiff; dam
ages, $253 80.
COUNTY CoUnT-Betor Hon. j. 8. Brad
anH.-Estatc Of Even Anderson; appraise-
n.ent bill; widows award and inventory ex-
a1nined, approved and ordered recorded.
REcoRDER's CouRT-B.}ore Hon. E. S. 1rif-
son.-The Court was occupied during Its
| entire session yesterday with the case Of
James ". Wilcox, indicted for perjury. The
name Of the specific charge appeared to be
that the defendant had ST. Sorn, In the trial Of .
cauts in the Circuit Court, that tho guarantees
on certain note then In question, had been
written before, or at the time OF, the endorse
ment. Whereas 1t is alleged that the suaran-
tee was subsequently, and without the kno1l-
edge OF the endorser, written shove his e1eus-
tune. The case was not concluded at = Late
hour in the afternoon.
, 1862-10-17

a SMASH Ur-One ofthe Mechanical Bakery
wagon was reduced to = complete wreck yester-
day, On state street, by coming into collision
with runaway team. The bakery wagon WIS
completely wrecked, and \ general distribu'
ton Of bread, pies and cakes took place, much
IN the edifcatton of the uEchins thereAbouts.
, 1862-10-17

TIE COUNTERFEIT CANADA CCRREScY.-A
man named Gee. ii. Smith, was arrested day
or two since for having in his possession a
large quantity Of counterfeit fyes on the
Bank OF Montreal, d disc.iption Of which was
published In the TRIBUNE Of yesterday. He
Lad IN examination yesterday before Justices
NilHken ardBrown and was committed for trial
IN defoult Of bail. Business men would still
d" well to be On the look out for this coun-
tericit, as it is a most excellent one md uu-
doubtcdly there is considerable Of the stuff
1foat.
, 1862-10-17

'F@:! ~ cv-.~p, eew"1' T. spa'aias fse P.iaslaz."
nyTA1l52l7J
, 1862-10-17

TOPhRAq E-Molasses barrels
: Of e1tFs quality fur sale by T. N ry,ET.AT
xslR lfstAN
, 1862-10-17

STITCHES oE ILLINOIS OFF1CEEs.-AS will
be eeen by reference to our advertising col
umne, the publisher announces that this long
expected volume Of biographical sketches Of
Illinois officers, written by Major Jas. G. Viii
son, Of this city,kwili be issued on Thursday,
October Esd. The publisher informs us that
he hss already received orders for large por-
ton Of the first edition Of five Thousand
copies, 50 that booksellers, newsdealers, and
suffers Of regiments, wishing the book in
quantities, had better send in their orders at
once.
, 1862-10-17

The receipts Of produce today embrace 1853
btls -four. 81 ,26 bu wheat, 126,995 bu corn, M 1856
hu rye. and i. ia bu barley
The 7eefipts Of scheat on The corJvs1on3iao dafe
In 1861 acre 1sG,ea7 bushels.
, 1862-10-17

on7 VeSs0Vk 0ss4 0Aae294V9 II
E1eE3k ah4 FitttaE taHktt b one lesaop. feru.n
% e3 e1@H ~ ,mo<ses- AueFslsss wAFsa9sd p 1k
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-10-28
Nlllk S. -. WA. - =. ~. NO

goo nnn MALE Op EE, Nr AErN-re IT.,
)jUK 81 ~. ~, VIZ, ~ rs
COUNTY col KED MAP or TIM fEirEb
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