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pictured, ,hr sweet voice which was to Away,
h" my music, the loving smilcs which were to
l'c's nc--sG p'r-hcs the dream All can nov
hope iol is an honorable death u, the post OF iu.
". Some day, in higher AMI nohlcr spherc,
Coral wiil know how willy loveih,r, how ear
nesily wished Ia do right, how ardcnily dC
AIci her happiness until then
The captain iini,hcl abruptly with 81 ~
The walk of tho two ofliccr7 hal brought them
10 the depot, by which they now p,usoi. The
whistle of an approaching train had just sot,nd-
very lirsl person TO descend from the platform.
which he dii in lull view uf winthrop, w9 Col.
Wavnc: and close behind him came hor Oi whom
the c,p,aiu had been alsng--thc -cconi ct
ouF trio, 50 strangely 'nec,cd-'hc Colonel
daughter Coral
Ny God :" exclaimed Winthrop, aYcrting
bis face, AMI b. proceeded to explain hi- "gi'a-
ton to his companion.
Col. WAYNE and H.. daughter had come to
brunswick without c,cn suspicion ot capt.
Wnihrop'- presence. The purposc which had
led ihcm in this direction, nj such ia,"lul mo-
mcr,. though ostcnsihly business was TO iloc the
Cpnrtl,rscv. They were both anxious and excl.
tc,l--Ihc Colonel flushed and restless, and Coral
pale AMI weak from recent Illness. Their every
thoul.h, seemed an apprehension. II was quite
4 roie iur them 10 brcak out Vi the crowd and
hurry away in an old coach the only con
yeyancc at command 10 the principal public
house in the village.
TIL. Colonel was greeted AZ the hotel ~ an old
and much respected guest. lie had been in the
/ habit Of coming down frequently on business, at
tended by his child, and had always put up nj
! the same place. The landlord an honest and
good naturcd soul with a shining face md cisa
conscience. noticed the Coloncls singular excite.
men, and ,>hbitci not little Of his own.
'Sh :" he whispered, mysteriou'ly, as he
/ placed his ioreiinger OH his hrs. This way
Colonel. comprehend. 'Sh ~
/ lie conducted the guests to the suite :" rooms
they usually occupied during their visits, and
moi. elcssly closed the door. The air OF mystery
which marked his every word, glance and action
would have amused Miss Wayne at any less se'
rious moment. lie wore wig too large for hi
head. drawn down on his forehead nearly TO hi
eyebrows. His cheeks were so lat that lie,
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seemed To sncroach on his eyes, giving thos, orb
a small and uncertain tenure on ia, light,
,u. ',ou Az cro,,,. I,u,h.d A. a
r' aaa,,o,n,, .,,,,o.,od hy d, hard
"''''' 'ro, vsor,,, o,, III.
""''I' ,as,,.d or ,n,,inc ne,, arJb,d ,,.,
,,', ,,,1 ;,a,,;,.I CON, vor, -, tho occ.sio,
,',.r.,.,,. ,von,,.-..,or vo,,s ,,,G,r.
-. .,,;,,,,,y no ,..s than i,s cu, and il,
.''' ,,.. .o,r,noo 70, n,o,,
~ .,s'' ,,nra.,i,,
'e''''
." hetepe''''' as '''''o''' VIZ
house mad been iiled wan r'hor''l''S r"nlan
waiting to s'y the Colonel IN 'ol i hlood' and a
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A few of the pigs seen hcrc were small rather
fat, pi,;-like creatures but the greater part Of
them were enormous boar-like monsters, some
tasks, some without; all of them the most
gaunt, long-legged, Misunderstanding Lrutos
imaginable. The little round fellows Verc Of
the Chinese breed the hairless fright, Were
from the lovely Val d'Arno the most ornlia-
ble tusks were from Contention and Sardinia :
the most highly priced appeared to be the Tus-
wild, living in tho woods, weighing from GOO to
700 Tuscan pounds. Some Of these brutes were
seven feet long, without counting THEN long
snouts aud longer tuftsd tails.
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have not seen him for eighteen years, knew
him At glance"
But who u Horace IIalcom ." demanded
Coral.
" Down on the Florida coast," the Colousl
rcjoined. " near the Georgia line, there 10 .
grcat slave route, leading inland frosn q deep
sound, where cargo after cargo of negroes
have been landed, during the last twenty
years. Chief among the 6ends h human
shspc who have so long carried on this
horrible traffic, chief in cruelty and rsmorse-
lcssness, as well as chief by his successes, s the
man who has won for himself the title Of The
Destroyer The tales told of him are awful.
II Is said that he sunk six hundred negroes In
the OCEAN at one time, when pursued by cruis-
ers; and that at times, on occasions Of peril, in
his desperate voy ages, he has been heard to de-
" ths plague and the pestilcncc, shipwrcck aud
the tempest, This man, so Infamous and ,crri-
bic, Is Horace Halcom!"
Coral shuditered.
10 b. Continued.
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Written Expressly for the New YORK sun.
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CLOSING Linen.

irquiry is frequently made respecting the
mode If putting u glo-s on linen collar.
lhis gloss, or cnan.'l at is sometimes callc !,
i, prolucci miiuN by iiiHion with % warm
boi, aud may he PUT ON linen hy tlno't
cuy parson. The liujn 10 be gla1'l receive a.
much starch as il is possibletp charge il with,
ol sperm, paralline, or white wax, .bout
tic ,i1o OF walnut, /, usG.lly adde When
r,aly to he ironri, the linen i, Isli uIol the
lahlc and moste ed very Nigh'ly on the .ur-
face with q clean wet cloth. II l. then roncd
IN the u-ual wnv with a hat-iron, aud /,
ready for the glossiny operation. For this pur-
pose peculiar heavy hat-iron, rounded at tie
Used. 1t is p,.ssel firmly upon the linen ana
rubbed with much force, AMI hi, frictional re-
ton puts on the gl1s-. Elbow grease is
the principal secret connected with the art oI
blessing liusn
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RUNNING
THE BLOCKADE
A story OF the Sea Islands,
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ny CAPT. WHEELER, 4. -. A.
M"thc rround g..

rr,o,el according ,n Act of Congress-, ~ th'
cr,l,s oricr - the n stri't Court ~ u" southern
ID strict of New York. hy Nose : H'nch' ~ 'h'
YEAR one Thousand eight hundrod ahd S'hi. MO
, 1862-12-05

NEW YORK, De. 4-FLsUE-Th. advance In
gold to-day has favorable effect On the lyurmarkrt
anu. with An i6crea=cd hnsiness> p7iccs chow an
advance o. fully tic Sc !AG5G 20 ioz extra e:atc,
dlun extra wss.etn: 81 solld % TO-: conno1 to
Eoeo Shipping bsaHd: extra round hoop Ohio.
Wu1sky-Ituitc tsm 81 S9c.
GnAfN-Tht sudden advance in gold has very
fatofai.ls c1.ct on the wheat nl:arSc: ara WIKI
erisk ltmand rr1ces are 7Gt3c better. Choice
Hi..tcr red western 81 4nJ1 -; common fully IL
better, win fciz 4emald loz export and home nse
F'c'ty gcod speculative enquiry ut III GlTa for
shipping nixsd western: Gsslt9 foz 1nsouad; 81
i"t choice white western. Oars more active and
G;mer. Considerable buy ing for Government.
Sales G4t@67 for common 10 prime and Is f'r
G~oCsEIEs---Sug=r 11s better, with 4 moderate de.
m:od New 0flesps at 1t15Gle1.c; -Suscoya2o
part, 914c for lair aEd refined. b1olasses dul Cof
l.E quiet and firm. JaTa 3ac-
Pi.ov1:1vNs-AcdeT2te business In Ps;k, au1
.ra'ket ehg1c frner at Sl3 2al13. 81: for mess
S11.5@1l-T5 feE prize Beef market dali with
stua.l sA.es. Cut meats lu1: aE6 lomlnatlY uI:
changed. Baron ri des more active ind finn. Lard
nlGse ac1iTe auLirmcr, sales i60 brls ct a{a16:,
ins!aIed IL saias Aze a1 bris TO af1isa
9alc. ~ ' -
BUFFALO. Dec. 4--FLouR-Matkst quiet and
lake spring, aua market steady. Sales Ordinary
no. Chicago spring at sc; choice do. S1lo
Torn f.it demand and market firm st 51e552c 10;
ordinary TO choice.
rn1sE1-Mazkst firm Sales a93 b-ls at 37Hc
!. Nostlrs doing in shipping.
~1Npo1:fe- lou bris. -four. 81 COO ba. wheat
aS tAt Dn. cu1u.
OsWEGO, Dec 4.-FLouK-Steady
GHA1N-Nh heat quic.. earn dull--u 1nois Sc
Indiana Sc aIaat.
s.AfAl FEE1an- s--sso through cpgagcmeuts
InroRrs-a $50 p.ls acu1, {. 400 bn. wheat, Is,
lCts bu. corn,
EarosTs-T,7C eco tu wheat, a010 ,u co-a.
, 1862-12-05
n A.EANE NEWS.
VESSELS PASSING DETROIT.
lspeeisl Dispatcf to the Chicago Tribunal
DETROIT, Dec. 4, 1862,
TTr-NpDe

DETROIT, Vec. 4. 1852.
DowH-Ba1k Sherman, Unadilln, Colorado, Mil
waukce; ecEr- Monitor, Autocsat,
D.sAs1ERz on TIE LAKE.-The propeller Plsm-
9th. which lefth here for Buffalo fidaS last. we
learn by the Butta1o Commercial WAS driven ashore
at LORI. Point Oh the following morning. during
anow t1o,n. Eortion Of her cargo vas thrown
ard 1 ,5U buehels Of corr. when she WA pulled off
by the propeller Missouri. without serlons damage
t. her hull. The cargo thrown overheard Was af-
ttrwatde nearly all saVed-
From the same eource We learn that the echpon-
CT Bridget, ef St. Calhe1iIes, became wates1ogg-
ed On Lake Erie on Thursday last, and afterwards
went Ashore on Long Point and became totai
lofs. She had On . cargo Of ship plank and tim
her, taken on at Bear Greek
VESSELS PASSING TP.-A number OF the 1aet due
from below arrived up laat evening and during tha
ports. Of this number we mag mention the barks
EEsWortb, Kate Darling. Cream City; Northwest.
ard sehoonsre T., nsetne G1ey Eagle snd Aly,n Clark
destinations hut In the event Of their being driven
hack from Lake Huron, they will then doubtless
lay up at Ports Hnroa or santfa.-DeE7Uit Frts
The bark David Norris and schooner Grace
Murray b=xe not proceeded On their yayage mp to
ChicAgo. We understand they 60 into Winter
quarters ct this po1t.-Ibtd.
GoNE INTO WINTER QuAR7EEs.-The steamer
May Queen, Of the Detroit and Cleveland line, we
l. am has terminated her trips for the season and
now goes tato winter guartera--l6id.
THE PRoFE1LKR PLYMOUTH A.HoBE-The pro.
pclIer Plymouth. from Chicago to Buffalo. loaded
with corn and fieur. got ashore On Long Point
Island, during snow storm on Saturday morning.
Some 1.500 bushels Of corn, and some furniture:
The propeller Missouri went to he:. and Tighten:
cd end pulled her OF She arrived at this port
yesterday morning, with the balance OF her cargo
IN good order. The M1ssonE1 returned and brought
down the cargo she took off The propeller Gti
the assistance OF the Plymouth. hut found her of
ard she returned to this port.-BxUalo Commer
cial, Dec. i.
WE1LAsD CANA1A-The following il list O.
Teesels passing through the Welland Canal for o.
ftGm Chicago:
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they Eoula not lick for ai1 in th,u unde

they would not lick for all in thsir under
taking.
The following peraons were elected to serve
the ensuing year, al the
BOARD or MANAGERS.
IdfeNodtst-Rev. O. Il. TiEanv, D. D., Mr.. Geo,
G. Cook, Rev. 4. Il. Bngbee, Mrs. VIM. Wheeler.
M1s; Q: q. Tiffany. Hrs. A. 4. Bishop, Mrs. T. M.
Episcotaz-Rev Jas. Pratt; D. D., Rev. r, Il.
Cla1keon, .. D.. MI. J. G. Fafqo. Ms Csmei-
ley, :hre. Canheld. St. Johns Church; Mrs. VIII.
Cooper Mrs A. Gibbs, Mrs J. Bstnckerhof.
BaptIst--Rey. Jas. Dixon. D. D., Rev. Robt.
Boyd. D. D., Mr. J..H Woodworth. HRS. ". ".
Eyazts. A1s. Rsbt. Bosd, Mra E. 8. Smith, Mrs.
OeECod, Mrs. James Dixon.
Cono.egattond.--Rey. Prof r. y. Flsk, ~:
Joseph Johnston; Mr. o: 8. Hongh. Hrs. J. B. Bur
gett, Mrs. r. 8. Steele, Mrs. b. & Ball, Hrs. ".
CDe, MTa &c. Whitney.
Pfes1yttt1an.-Mr A. Il. Campbell. Nr. Vim.
Blair, Mr. R. 8. Guilford, Mrs B. II. Raymond
Mrs. s. 7. Atw.ter..Mrs D. II. seaYey, Mr1. T. J..
Sloan, Mre. s. B. Williams
TIE first meeting Of the new Board wilt be
held at tithe Home" No. 157 Foutth avenue,
et three o'clock this afternoon, at which time
officers will be elecied and committees &p.
pointed.
The meeting WAS t1ozel With appropriate
religious exercises.
, 1862-12-05

Fnt0 696ce T65 S796 415 1850 7649
The continued advance In gold il encouraging
speculation IL almost every branch OF trade, and
Of course stimulating prices. To-day there was
Fieble change in the aspect Of affairs. There were
numerous purchasers and comparatively lew xen-
ets, except at material advance.
This Was more noticeable in the Provision may
ket, which "as decidedly Hrmer. Mess Pork is
etil1 neglected, though there are buyers Of new 1t
$11.e0-sel1e1s asking $i1 50. Eng!lsh Meats arc
in good request and shade hisher-with sales Of
only 3t0 boxes at 515c for Cumberland Iiddle= ana
&c for Short Mlddies. Bulk Meats were quiet
with light Ea1es Of 9,Goa pieces Hams st Sc loose
Green Hams are in good demand at 4sl645&c. In
Lard there was considerable activity to-day, and
We quote the market &c per b higher-wlth sales
ct about ,1G0 1tcs at SIC for prime city Kettle;
6@S1sc for prime city Steam; aEd 7zsc for country
Steam. At the close there was good demand for
prine Steam at &c. and Kettle at 81SDSAc; but
holders were asEing further advance Of &c. No.
Lard YVES se2d at 755c, and White Grease at 6,1c.
Dressed Hogs sdEanced scper Ito 1os-with sales
at So, s004.f5. The bulS Of the sass, towever,
were at ss7s@3-so for hogs under 200 1bs. an.
$4.GeS4.t5 for those oyer 200 1bs-c1os1og at the
higher figures.
The Ficur market shows an advance OF Sc per
brl.-but with less actfvity-the Gales being light
ct s5.a5 for fa1r white winter; and sa10@4 60 for
| spring eItras.
| Thawheat narkc: vas Inactive but ycry firm.
| Holders were generally a=king an advance. but
buyers held ofT-and the transacttons were triling
| at 9s@9sHc fo1 no. . Red; SIC for Rejected Red
e2@G4I for No. Spring; and SIC for No. ? Sprin.
| The demand for Spring Wheat ssened to be more
active than that for Winter.
| The Corn market was broyent, and 15dI1c pei
bushel higher-ssith Gales of Mixed in store al
343k@s5Ac. and Rejected at sQ@31c. At the close
however, the demand fell of materially, and tn,
market closed weak at the advance.
Oats were quiet at 36@a6kc. Rye was in bette
request and &c better-witn sales Of No. at SOC
Barley WAS eteady at sc09ec for medium grades
Highwines were in request at 32Hc-with 1igh
sales at that price. Clover eeeed vas cold at S54o
Timothy advanced 5c-w1th sales at $1.G5D1-70
Salt Lremains steady at s2.5G for onondaga, IN,
Foreign is du1i ut s. 90 per sack-with sales a
| those figures Pork Barrels, 81 55-tae dcman
being good.
Beef Cattle were dull to day from the want {
offerings. About $50 head changed hands at
range Of s., 30 for mediun packing to prim
Shipping qualities.
Tho market for Live Hogs under liberal d
ma1d by packers, was active and closed Grmer b1
without a general quolable improvement. Thea
very little doing account Of shippers, in Co
| sequence Of the blockade st Buffalo and the Su
: PEE sion Bridge. The sales foot MP 1,3l0 at
r4rge Of rs for inferior to extra qnaliti
| the bulk of the Gales being made at 81 30.
: We learn that The Eastern Railroads have a
yance1 their rates Ice per i0G 1bs.
, 1862-12-05

The report was laid over under the rule.
BEHIND THE LIGHT HOUSE.
4 petition was receiced from four members
OF the Board of Trade Regiment, setting forth
that they had not been dealt with as others OF
the Battery had, and that they had compiled
Eish the rules and regulations respecting the
bounty. 60 far as laid in their power.
THE RULES In THE WAX.
Supervisor johnson explained that the
reason they were refused was, that they did
not rfoGuce credentials to show that they had
been ewcrn in according to the Committees
published rules,
sECLKING.
Supervisor Taylor hoped the prayer of
the petitioners would be granted. These
petitioners had enlisted in as good faith, and
we're now as good soldiers as any who had
II ceived bountieB, and 1t was unjust to them
AID thcIr families not to pay them. He Kas
opposed to skulking.
INJURED DIGNITY.
Supervisor johnson denied the charge OF
skn}kinss, and demanded the proofs.
after turther discussion and explanation, in
which Supervisors Taylor, Ward, Dol1on,
Eees and Cornell participated, the petition
was laid upon the table,
Adjourned to 2 O'Clock ?. n.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
The Board re-sssembled at 2 O'Clock, with
President Gibbs in the chsir.
IIL,.s ORDERED PAID.
The Committee on Jail and jul Accounts
recommended the payment Of the following
, 1862-12-05


The report of the cattle market this wesk shows
the recert Of beeTcs anaite. than betare for rnany
weeke. and about 200 head less than the previous
wetk, ard consequently material rlse in prices !;
time since last spring. The number in the market
place Of Forty fourth street has not been as small
As it was this week since the middle Of July. and
to see that nearly half the number hail from thia
low.
Tuesdas. Dec e-only abont 1so head. instead
OF GOO head. to add to the number this morning,
fnen1es the close Of the market full good as the
opening. Indeed; ths eapply this Eosni1g is
sees il he yards ~ vac sod oas last eSeu}ng g. tie
salesuaen toward dark being disposed to accept
buyers offers. rather than held over, as
qpite 1 impossible s to ~ ind u. tie cattle. md Ind
the road might arrive and knock down prices.
next week they would be sure Of the highest mar
tet this year. We find thst the number sold this
Week ln For1y,fonEth street, is less rhan In any
not had many weeks this year below $3.50. and
o.ly three below 8 eso- These we're, two in janu-
ary, and one in February. we have had other
week In FehzBa;y, ssso IN March. two il Ap.I. one
In May. one in June. one in Jniy all. this week
included. only T. wseks Of this ysar below 500
sufficient to chow good cause for the advance this
week, and that 1t will continue next week unless
fnere ehonla De very unexpected increase ol the
supply. 1t is very certain that the supply OF up
country cattle, which make up one-sl1th Of the
whole 10 day, cauuot be kept up any longer.
THE SHEEP MARKET.
Receipts this week, 1e,43t. The mar-
light supply in Sixteenth street, and the
brokers had It all their OWE way. nearly all Of the
stock being in the bands OF tNo brokers. srd buy.
ere esid TINT they asked ha1f dollar head more
than one week ago. We think the advance was
abcus bali that and that It was mostly owing to
the fact that there must be advance upon pelts
this month. Some butchers will not contract TOT
the moth at S2-Go pzeferirg to stand the chance
Ct better average npoa daily sales through the
mrnth. -..-.
THE Hoe MABKET.-Receipts this week, 5s.6aa
The largest ever received: Qnotations, .$45T3s
G4.te7S, live weight, on the quotations given b.
for corn fed hogs. ard a3 7eG4 co for disti]letJ
1tgs. The market opened Mondsy morning very
duh. with every pen q that immense market p:aes
hogs On the cars hogs here, there and every where
, 1862-12-05

% DRESSED S;aSo Hq9s-Reestvs4 r. Market firm
a9 Hsgs It g e s5@sa q seo-dITia'pg en m seo H.
156 =. ~. sE@ 10 . go :.
Isl at s. 81. Z III dividing on Ii mis,@esaD.
FLoUR-Reeeived, 4,sts bs1s. Market about5c
higher, but inactive. Sales: go brls 'sLowar.
Egypt" white winter extra at ss.45; 100 brls
Chicago Mt1ls'' spring extra at s4.6s; 100 brls
"A1bon'' at 81 IS; EGO bfls "B1ick City" i! $3.50;
1a9 brls good extra at s45o; 100 brls 'tNorthwest
ern at 81 .30t 1oG brls and 80 brls 'sE-
pire'' at sA,10; Is brs ''Weysnwega'' at fAG9 40
bs1s t'Novclty" On p. t.; 20 brss Buekwheat -four
at IS So; 2, brls Rye Flour at sa60.
/ NHEAT-RecelYed, z681a bu- Market firm but
i1actiye-buyers aid sellers apart. Sales were:
WMrER-20c0 bu No Red In store at CSC; 1,5e0
tu do at ssxc; 1890 bn Rejected Red IN store at
9Gc. ErH1Nc-4e0 bu Amber Iowa in etore at 95c ;
40o bu MOI Spring in store at 92c; 81 M0 bu do at
s2Hc; 1,29o bn do in Mum & Scots at 74e; 5000
tn No 2 IN store At Sc.
cORN-Rece1Ved, 80 1886 bn- Market adYsnced
H91cp per buehel-cacstng quiet. Sales: 30,0 900 hu
| Mixed Corn in store at s5c; 300 bu do at AHc;
500 bH do st 355<c: 1903 bn do at 354c; 100 bu
Rejected Com in store at 3oc 1865 BIZ do at 3oSc:
| 0too hr do at Bic.
OATS-Rece1yed, 1873 bu. Market quiet. Sales ::
] 1,E00 bu No in store Tin Amour. Dole s Co 81 at
s6Ac; $500 bu do {on moth tfde3 at ss:: no sks
at axe, cn track; 105 sks very choIc: at 4oc On
| track.
Received, sas bu- In better demand and
| advanced &c per bn, Sales: 1850 bu No IN Etore
| at SEC.
BARLEY-Received, s. s.65s bu. Markat quiet but
etesdy. Sales: 1s0 sks fair at 90c del; 49, aka 81
Doc On track 106 bgs at SIC OF track
HIGHWlNES-Market firm. Sales, 50 br.s al
3aKc.
tLOVER SEED 80 bushels good At S. 40 De
mand good and market firm.
TIMOTHY SEED-In active request, and 6
better. Sales, A8 bags choice at Sl.71 IS bags ds
at $165.
FLAX sEED-scarce ami wanted, at s2.soa
| go.
sALT-0Eondaga steady at 81 50 per br1 For
eign dull, Sales, 30 sks Ground Alum at 81 90 de
| liyered.
| CooPERAGE-Pork Barrels In good demand
Sales. 1875 at 81 is.
TA1LoW-1a br1s country at Sc; IS brls hea
coAL-cazgo Of Erie, per brig Mohsgsn. 4
sstt anoat.
BROOM CoRN-4tors very good at 5000.
SUGARS Market quiet and unchanged. "
quote:
New Orleans, prime to choice .115f@t21
Guca-Fafr TO cholce. .lGs@4btt5
| Porto R!ca-fairto cholco ......-......1CaxGL1}
Il. 7. .EeEEe1-Powdctea aai
grannloted 1i4;
White coffee, ,A...-..-.. l13
i Eeats eaas ceass, ........ls;xSls
PofAT0Es-Qriet st 71a575c fo1 Prime.
EGGs-13S51ie per doz for fresh.
; PoCITRS-ChickeEs per dozen, 81 Is, gu
] keys q b, 5G6c; Prairie Chickens per doze
! s. s5G3 60.
, 1862-12-05
MARINE LIST.
PORT OF CHICAGO. "a

ARRtVED. ........... Dec T.
Stmr Sunbeam. Morgan, Two Rivers, 100 coxda
WGud.
Prop 9 aeazs, B!oegett, Grand Hayan, 200 Il
lumber.
Prop itacine, Arthur, Bndalo, 3s0a brls apples,
E1uortes.
Prop ortonagon, Wllkius, Ontonagon, $50. brls
fish. enndties
Brig Sum usle, Ferguson, Little Maurice, 1G0 m
lumber.
Brig Minnesota, Hanson, Bay City, 155 N lumber,
80 tons coal.
Schr Il Nichols, Miller, Cleveland, 59a tons coal
SChr Perry Hannah, Garfield, Traverse CitJ, 1875 II
lumber.
Sebr Comet. Stewart, Buffalo, SIG tons cea1
Scbr Roanoke, Gsllien. Racine, 1,5:O empty br1s.
CLEARED ... DeccrIhcr 4,
Prop Racine, Arthur, Milwaukee.
S.h1 Roanoke, Gal1ien, Racine .
Schr Lydia Case, spencer, Racine, $40 b1ls salt.
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TIE AUGUST BoUST1Es.
Four persons referred to ut the morning
session, Who claim TO have been enlisted be-
fore the 18th Of Augusr, when the time ex-
pired In which the county proposed to pay
pountiee, but were not mustered in un:ii
after that date, now come In and ask that the
bonnties Of $50 each be paid to them. The
petition vas, after discussion, laid upon The
fable at the time it vas read and,
Srpr. Rees moved now to take it up. Car
ried-syes IS. nays II.
Surr. TAYLOR wanted to see box provided
in which all the vouchers of the War Fund
Committee might heIsecurely kept. in order
that at the proper time claim could be made
On the State for the advances which have been
paid TO yoinn!eers.
Intions passed last June, with reference to
bountlee. The Clerk satisfied the desire Of
Mr. Rees.-'
Sorr. Rees then offered the following:
Osle7xd, That the War Fund Committee
pay bounty Of sixty dollars to each and
Office in Cook county after the 9th day Of
July, and On or before the 18th day Of August
last, under the call Of the President for 800 600
men, provided they are satisfied that such
persons entered the service Of the United
States and hare not already received bounty
from Cook county.
CAN'T SEE IT.
supr. strorg opposed the motion. The
bouuiiea must stop some time, and nov is
IS good as apy time. Where are ne going to
GET the money to meet all the claims which
/ will be made On the Committee? Pay the
money to the families Of volunteers, and LET
the bounties 60
CAN SEE 1T.
sppr. Rees thought the faith Of Cook county
| IVES pledged to make these payments, and he
| wanted honest men treated In good faith-
/ rt-
supr. Johneon reminded supr. Rees that I
resolution offered by him {ReeB) at the Junt
meeting Of the Board prohibited the Commit
| tee from paying bouutfes to any parsons Tht
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ing firm without quotable improvement. About
7,aCG changed hsndR at 4 range Of S2.95@>S,75 for
inferior to extra lard qualities TIE general
average Of ths sales was 81 81. We give q few Of
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nature Of plan upon which they are basal
speculation.
In all this there Is room for reform; my
there is an imperative demand for reform; and
ne trust that proprietors anasthe public will
quickly agree What that reform fha.l be.