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, 1862-10-14
FR0W CAIRO.

lSrcc:a. IieTatch to The Chicago Trisnnc1
CA1no. Oc. IL, 1862.
h gentleman from CoT:nth, whose means Of
information are unsurpassed, says th,t over
5000 prisoners, the result Of the late battles,
Lave been brought into Corinth and parolcd
Prisoners say that Van Dorm was the only
one Of the condedcrate generals who advc-
Gated the late attack upon Corinth- General
Price strenuously objected to the ezpediency
OF the movement, but Van Dorm, being the
ranking officer, was locxorable.
The Memphis Bulletin, Of the 10Th, has
cock and bull story Of the escape Of Mr.
Montgomery, local editor OF the vicksburs
1'A;a, and his arrival At Memphis By the
feet which carried the exchanged prisoners.
The Bma:ti" further says that Capt. Lssal1c.
yielding to the demands OF Major Waite,
confederate commissioner, had consented to
Ills rendition to The rebel authorities. This
is al boeh. Your correspondent saw M.,
Montgomery several days since in Cairo. and
obtained from him statement Of matters in
Hicksbu.g. lie has not been delivered m.
and probably viii not be. Mrs. Montgomery
ia Chicago womau, md 1t is not unlikely
TINT he will make Chicago his home.
Having seen conflicting statements a. to
The actual number Of centrabands who hive
arrived IN Cairo since the war, have taken
me trouble to inquire OF the proper authorl-
ties here, and find the number 200 Tbev
layeuow ceased coming,
Capt Mitchell OF the steamer CITY Of A1ton
was to-day released By paying his nne. md
making written apology to Gen. Tu.t,c ,,a
, 1862-10-14
MARINE NEWS.
VH8EI8 HAD9lN4 UKfkoI4.

Especial Di.pateA to the Chicago Tribans-1
Dx11ozF, Ocs. II, 181a.
UF-Ptop. Badger: bark Shepherd, Looise
Naaaa. Eane, Joaes. Newsboy; sehr. QuIckstep.
Ccsi1thiaa. We0inetea, Surprise. HAxvest Hame,
Moatioel1o, Mount Vernon, Htbbard- Batss, ceax-
ford. Collins, Brown. FaEwell. Grey Eagle, capper.
Dovn-Prup. Kmpiro State. Nsnaoks, Ftse
etate.
8eAf L1Atnktoa, ashnee On L1aE Point. LAfe
Nie,' :.''
NoyEMKNT3 or CHICAGO VESSELS:
VHseE1S AKsxvxD- At HcFTA1o 1RoH 01roAao,
Oct 1e.-Pop. Evergreen. Badger state. RAcina.
Vxas114 C1RAnx1 v1oM BuYFAIo FoH CHICAGO,
OF. 1a-BAzk Fane, shephsrA. Ravenna; sehr:
Gaia, Fnnk Crawford. WJeRaaE, Reciprocity.
, 1862-10-14
By TELEGRAPH.
THE WAR IN KENTUCKY.
IMPORTANT DIeFATCuH FROM
BEAUKEGkRD INTER CEPTEp.
Generals BraEE and Cheat.
ANN Reported Killed.

WASHINGTON, Oct. 13.-It IL understood
that dispatch from Gen. Boyle, dated 1t
Louisville Ut 10 O'Clock last might, reached
here this morning saying that 1t was generally
believed the rebel Generals Bragg and Cheat
ham were both killed In the engagement Of
Wednesday near Bardttown, that our loss In
killed. wounded and missing was l 500 or
1000, while that Of the enemy is Is much
larger, and that We held the field that night
end skirnished With them in the retreat next
morning. When this dipatch left Louisville,
4 courier wss expected to arrive in the course
OF the night, bringing details Of the pursuit
Of the rebels and Of battle which was prob
ably fought yesterday.
Gen. Boyle expresses his belief in the truth
OF the account OF the killing Of rebel Generals
Rrace and Cheatham in the action Of Wednes-
day, then prevalent in Louisville.
WASHINGTON, Oct. 13.-Important papers
we're some time ago captured By Gen. Buell.,
which we're being transmitted for file to Brig.
Gen. Thomas, from Jordan, Assistant Adju-
tant General Of the rebel army 1t Chat:a-
rcoga. Thesep papers include confidential let
tes from Gen. Beauregard both to Adjutant
General and Inspector Cooper, and to Gen.
Bragg, specifically laying down = plan for
military operations in the West and South
west, By which our forces were effectually
concentrated to meet The demonstrations re
Gently made In pursuance Of it.
According to Beauregard's programme, the
objective points Of the rebels we're, first
Louisville, then Cincinnati, and he
was particular In stating how best
to reach them from ChattAnoogs
With Buell. at Huntsville and Ste
venson. It was his opinion that detach,
mect could take Louisville while the main
body would be marching to Cincinnati. He
contemplated the construction Of = work at
the former city for the command Of the
Ohio River and canal and the destruction oi
the canal as room as possible SO completely
that future travellers would hardly know
where 1t WIS. To keep the command Of
Cincinnati he would construct a strong
work heavily armed at Covington. Copies o!
these important letters will soon be furnished
to the country through the press.
, 1862-10-14

ARRIVED. October II.
Nebraska, Joliet, 50 tons coal. 5000 bs household
Morris, Ottawa, 1880 bu corn.
Oneida, OTTAWA. 5 5N0 bu corn.
John McNellie. LaSal1e. 490 bu oats, 81 bu potl.
toes.
Lockport. Lockport. S eao bu corn, 52o Rs beans.
Gen. TAYLOR, Joliet, &c cubic yards rubbe stone.
Imperial. LASal1e, ST. bu corn.
Qneen City. LaSal}e, +, son bu cozn.
Alabama, LaSalle, ia brls flou., tc9 hrls oil.
Baltimore. LASaNe. $500 hu corn.
Stranger, LaSaIIe IS tons cos1.
Gen. Grant. Morris, 500 bo corn-
Alice. LaSale. h.e16 bu COT.
II o'CcnnoE, LaSa1ie, S 800 bu corn.
CLEARED October H.
LocIpo1t, Lockport. / 200 It lumber. $40 Ds mdze.
American Star, laSslle.
Edmonis. DuPAgc.
Robert Holmes, Utica.
Imperial. IocEport-
Hunter. L.Sa1e. 20, $50 It lumber.
s 4 DouElss. Seneca
Ltcners- Ottawa.
Ppwhattsn. LaSalle-
9Iasgow, Ottawa, I'D bfae salt.
Atlanta, LsSa'le, III, $50 II lumber.
Shamrock, 953 br1s salt, IS N ee2ye1.
Ocean Spray. Ottswa.
Z Cooley. joliet
Garrett, Lasal1e, ST. IFS II lumber, IS bxis SALT
Edinburgh, LaSalle. Il m lumber, l $40 II siding.
, 1862-10-14
fi7,z5S 81 a., ,761 30 &2,497Is Dec
New Fork Stock ana Money Market.


New Fork Stock ana Money Market.
By Telegraph New YoaK, Oct. 13, 1864
First Bodrd- -StocksHHisher with fair businese.
Gold 1291s.
Chi 4 R. leland. 81 III. Central scrip. Na,<
c. B. Quincy. -10GA Mich. Southesn.. 4lx
?. Ft. ". Chi. t. Do guaranteed. % 1
Galena s Chicago. s4sz Michigan Central. s.
GOVERNMENT STOCKS.
q. S. Gs 81. COUP. 92A Treasury T $40. .1N5h
Do tcgtd-- -164iS q. 8. IS, year 80. 89X
Second Board-stocks higher and close stronger.
Chi. Rock Island a25t Michigan Central. IS
Glcve- Toledo = Harlem preferred. So
Saslena q Shlcago.. b64 Erie ....-.-.... SIX
cleveland q P1tte.4 40A Erie preferred. Six
H. Central scrip. 81 Hudson ...... ,.,. 6S4;
Mich, South. gtfd,. 81 Harlem m....... ri
Michigan Southern 43s{ Tennessee 6s.... 65x
GOVERNMENT SECURITIES.
z. s 6s Fl ...1Q4G1103l | u. 8. 81, reE'd. t(4h
Treas IS. 10 105AD105H Do. coupons. .10f
Demand Notes. 125
MoSEf MARKET-stcady: per cent, On call !;
sLW6 per cent for prime psper-
Sterling Exchange-rnsettlcd and firner; bank
er'e hillr quoted 142A01H.
Go1d-Fi1mer. Opening at g. and closing firm
at 30 per cent. premium. California gold bars
3t5z premium.
, 1862-10-14

In behalf Of orphans md half oEphsns OF
patriotic soldiers, Z statement Of the organi-
zatioD and s5etem Of labo1 OF the I" Institute
Of Reward will be made BY the Correspond
Ing Secretary, David r. Holtoa, II. D.. It the
places, and On the eveainEs below named,
, 1862-10-14

force will lie sent to finish the raEca!s. It
would not be strange Il that portion Of Ken
tueky opposite this plsce should b soon the
theatre od important events. 1.dieatioas CO.
tkin!y point that way.
, 1862-10-14

Toledo &4Fa1n MAxkAx-Oe1, IL.
Received. q, ,zEa ba wauat, t1.Tue hu com. Wheat
active and inn 1t $t.1z sor No. Fed Il 10 tor No,
3Red, md &t.t4@1.18 Tor No. ! White. Corn.
A@Ac, Rye active at b0c. Freixhts, 4hc to Baf:
fato md Sc to OsNeRo-
, 1862-10-14

res ffespysef1a3 chafchs
D-a.-. az ~ 1A'e. ~ sa4 y. 'ls "e*As' 1a7 Ga"A.es
,.s".', es, 'e.lan -, onulcn' nes, y. L. nsooAss
~ 'ns eo.ns1 VI n~e'oa .ua ns
.h,.s - s-.s.",. ~e s1 s.1.." .o' paeus "v1
t ~ es '~e%' "4ose ~ Wa sloes" tuo
& ,usu ~ oeen sfesuy eoleseeo @"o femoo'
soo ~ oue W" -paole VI eceoln na"oa1nk
~. f.evI1 e " .... " .o'ae.s'
dimensions Of the church now sse sax9s,
with lecture room md 4 ball for the Sab
bath school In the basement. In almost /
every respect the building Ia entirely new.
Instead of rouRf foztna for seats. there are
nov cornfor+ohIa ra~.. .nd Tho 1sa,.s ~ +ha
- -. ~ .ns, P"' 49, a-a w .A.s. 80 "a .ae
o..ttas. s-as.a, s.e.. 49, s.1 - n.r.er. s4.s
cutn1onf, prepared the carpets and otherwise
contffbntei1 fo the interior cnmforfa of tha
..n..Ne ~ W ~o' - -.
up with exceedingly pood taste. and With
..u-A
about 1850.
The Edwards Society, up to the 1st Of Nay
last' belonged to the Congregational Church;
out o"ug 70 1ne LACK oi interest," manhesseo
on LIE part Oh tne 4eaalng eaaTcnes OF tae
elsy' II passed INTO me hsnos OF the ffeaoy-
te'aans' s1nce WHICH nme Kew MI. BROOKS
has been the pastor. To his untirinp energy
and roras.ro-a,,,s "a e,1a,, a. A. sss.s. b, -
anu perseverance, u so!ely uue tnH SUCCESS OF
--.--,'.... Nss
~ ~ =, '"71sas1o"
!" e1e 1.Saou x u VIC Asnsu "Nu"
AAle tAuesasS] evening tne caorca Will De
opened tof the purpose OF letting the slips
tor the ensuing year.
, 1862-10-14
Accident to 4 Like Propeller.


WASHINGTON, October IA committee Of
War Democrats trom the 9Th New York Con-
gressional District visited Gen. sickles to in
Site him to run for Congress. 1t is under
stood that he accepts, and will Immediately
enter On an active campaign.
, 1862-10-14

MflWANkeo Wheat MAkket-Oet, ii.
Received, ,7a6 bu, against 10, ,sz5 bu ssms day
Int ,ear. Market 1D1Kc lowcs-with sales Of
11a.Oo bushels. at 977S@s9c for No Spring and
a334s4 for No Spring. Freights, s@5xc fos
WHEAT tn KufikIn
, 1862-10-14

There wss fatF demand It fully former Eatee,
but the want 1t supplies checks buslnsss-sales.
no bEls western extra faatly 1t 9G1s1s, ,B, At
which rates there wefa more huyers than sene.a.
, 1862-10-14

New York Hide MaFket.-0ct. 10.
Hides ara in active demand, partly for invest
ment, and the market IL vcfy dfm. The esles in
c1rde 800 Buenos Ayres At Is czsh 1 Gal do 1t
T0G0 Rio Grande, q 1bs. ut 22kc; and SIC country
elauphter on private terms.
, 1862-10-14

STADB1SG 4 PR1NTER,-Yesterday afternoon,
Judeon Graves, printer in the TRIBUNE
office, was stabbed in the leg by an intoxicated
italian soldier, fortunately receiving only a
slight flesh wound. The soldier in question
stopped in front Of the Office near group Of
printers with his comrade, and swaggering1y
bcasted Of lis ability to whip any American,
at the eamc time pronouncing them towards
Mr.. Graves stepped forward and said he didn't
want to hearany more of that talk. whereupon
tie soldier struck him. dr. Graves replied
BY knocking lin into the gutter. Thesoldier
rallied, and with his comr4de, commenced
another assault, which was finally terminated
by the police, but not until Mr. Graves had
been cut in the leg by one or the other Of
them The two soldiers we're taken to the
Armory and fined s25 each.
Cook County Teachers, Institute,
The Cook County Teachers Institute has
just held two sessions of one week each, uu.
der the direction Of School Commissioner Eb-
erhart- The first session was held at Thorn
ton station with an attendance Of sixty-three
teachers. The days were spent in drill exer-
cises On the best methods Of teaching the
branches taught in our public schools. The
evenings were occupied with lectures, tol-
lowed by discussions. The interest was ex-
cellent. Among the lecturers were 8. 4,
Briggs, Principal Of the Mosely School, F. AZ
kirson, and the School Commissioner. On
Friday night this session closed with very
pleasant teachers sociable.
The second session was held at Duuton, and
commenced on Monday Of last week, and
closed on Friday night-also with teachers
sociable. The attendance WAS Ill. The in-
tercet of the occasion could not well have
been excelled. AL the teachers returned
home with new life and energy, and with a
stronger determination to become better
teachsrs. Lectures were delivered By Rev.
Charles Fowler, ]. F. Eberhart, Perkins Bass,
Esq, John a. Jameson, Esq, and Alex. Kerr,
School Commissioner Of Ninnebago county.
LAW INTELLIGENCE.
, 1862-10-14

The market rules very firm, with q moderate
demand the ea1es include 20 0D0 b j. domestic
feeces 1t 58@66c for New York, Ohie and Penn.
ey1yaniA fne. and 66@Wc for eo41se grades; 500
bs. Waahed blanket wool At &c.
, 1862-10-14

New YORK, October 13.-The North Star
has arrived with Panama dates Of the 4th.
She brings $50, 900 in treasure.
, 1862-10-14

PERSONAL Mrs. Mary C. Vaughan, the
New York authoress, is visiting friend in
this city
, 1862-10-14

~ Tn excu1sion for Tie benefit lot the
sick azd wounded soldiers, naxt Saturday,
from ANrosa, bi4s fAlr to be q s1ccoas. Two
trains will be run, and everybody Is coming.
&a&e hasie md bay yoar ticket.
, 1862-10-14
NOM NEsTARY.

MoNDAT EVENING, Oct. 1a 16E2.
The demand for money continues very active.
Customers are pressing the banks for all the &C.
c-mmodations they can afford. The rising market
for almost everything tempts operators to invest
largely, and hence currency is reported by all tbs
leading houses as excessively close. The ctfectEof
this state of things ia to render New York Ex-
change drug Bankers take it Of customers at
n of, and sales have been made at the same figure.
We quote the buying price at KICK discount.
The selling range il Il discount q = premium;
par being the mere ueua1 rate. The amount Of ex-
change making Ii very heavy; and as Is evident
iron, the condition ct the market, lust now it il
very considerably in excess Of the demand. The
feet shows the West to be in a highly prosperous
condition, The balance Of trade is plainly in our
favor.
Gold is steadily riefng. It reached % per cent
premium at the first Beard in New York; and
here it was bought at 2skc. Further dispatches
showed it etil1 rising in New York, and towards
the cloee some Of the bankers here bought at 29c
premium The last dispatches from New York
made 1t 297c. We refer to our dispatches for par
ticnlars.
Silver was bought at e0@e1.
Old Demand notea were hought at o4c premium.
Where this thing Is to stop nobody dares to pre-
dict We state facts, leaving our readers to ehape
their course to buy or sell as they think best.
EARNINGS oFst'ALENA AND CHICAGO UNION R. H.
6oArANY, from the 1st to the s;h Of October:
1861. 1862.
Freight, .ss5 :s9 IS *59,esso4 s5.sw 81 Dec.
mails, &c :. si.1Oo!oo 1870 1so % Inc. Inc.
, 1862-10-14

FoTetEn salt In New XeFks
On The Oh. 5000 bushels 1atk's leland we're
ee2& 1t 1se,
, 1862-10-14

At the residence Of the brides father Oct 8th. 1857
BY Eey G. Wiley, nj. SATES 6. NIGHT Of r.
cine. and Miss RERECCA TRAyER. Of SSy2unsh- III
B. R.v. A. Kenyon, Oct 18th, Mr. RICHARD r.
Si!ULE - Mis- ANNA M0R8IB, al of Chicago.
, 1862-10-14

NoT1CE--H James Gouran will call on
Rev. Mr.. 1uttle, City Missionary, at No. 95
North franklin street, hs can hear from his
father.
, 1862-10-14

"ANTED-IIardwsre-Thea adj
w yeztts.r having tal eighteen yca-s ezp::ieIcs
Il all Of the 0bhnZ and Fet+ trade OF Hard
HaEe Irt stoye o. land hA* Travelled tsrae resfs3
In Chicago 81 d the West. would like situation ~
manager OF . country concern or clerk In The city.
Can Produce une1cepttonAo'e references as TO char
to BIN. Atdzuss z :" Post Once Drawer 611:, Chi
rnwn fc1H sAtBr3R
, 1862-10-14

will be held this Tuesday, evening, at Gould's
Piano WaTe-rooms, Lake street.
, 1862-10-14

Flour bt's.....'. LIS ln1oes '''''ose'9H =. san
1T ;;e:a, bn IN . :. "A salt. bis. A. ......., lisa
~. ..o,. L.. -so. e,x
- 80 %. y, F ~. ~ .. .s ~.
s- -. -. rr,. II s' S''S'@
- ~. uess' 49, 80 ~. - II ..-.:, y.
eei s"s ~ - ~ ~meas ~. ''e e"'''S<''9*''*9 "4e
~ . .....ss. ,ca..
inete was a 9eoo Hs.saa.use IN ehense to-aAs'
"'.s me 'esoln9 malAes' rIH set''e sna nm
There Was no @c'.'e so4'p.ne Ane speculAtlVe
othaha for flouf anu ps1cee "o' ioi'5 lE PEE
, 1862-10-14
THE CITY.

FALSE ALARM.-The alarm Of fire last eve
ming for the 5th district was false.
DEAD.-Capt. Warden, Of Company B, 42d
Illinois regiment, died at the ST. Cloud House,
Nashville, on the 18th Of September last.
, 1862-10-14

ACADEMY OF So1ExcEs.-The Academy of
ecaenees meets 1t Its rooms, corner Of Like
md Clark streets, this eyeaizk.
, 1862-10-14

FATAL AcclDgST.-Upon Saturday evening
last, about O'Clock, John Stokes. an EN-
plo5ee Of the Illinois Central Railroad Com
pany, was run over upon the railroad piIing at
the foot Of Twelfth street, and 80 severely in
ju1ed that he died on Sunday afternoon. The
deceased had been employed for long time
at the corn cribs, and at the time of the acci-
dent was coming to the depot. In stepping
from the track to avoid train coming from
the south, he was struck bY one coming from
tho north, which he had not observed, run
over and dashed between the ties into the
water beneath. He was Immediately taken
out and conveyed to the City Hospital. Both
limbs were found to be terribly crushed, and
although every attention was bestowed upon
him, he expired upon Sunday afternoon, as
we bare in1imated. Decreased was Russian
BY birth, and paroled rebel prisoner, who
was impressed into the rebel ranks. H.
leaves no family.
, 1862-10-14

BOTTOMS CHICAGO BATTERY,
, 1862-10-14

officers OF ltlioois regiments to induce the
men belonr'".s, 20 the New York reglm nts to
oe1sezt and join them. They are promised
large bopoties, and made to believe that no
harm viii befa1l them for the act. This csurse
hae beccme 10 common, and h prsctieed 20
openly, u to can for prompt intesferencef from
headqua1ten, md it h stated that Gen. Tyler
has directed the arrest Of any person. officer
Or psivate, Who may be gailty of aay such
grost misconduct. The camp, ~ been re-
.marlably quiet, and the officers believe that
the Provost Marshal ID fully able to conduct
satisfactorily all necessary police regulations.
THE CHICAGO BOARD OF TRADE BATTERY
IN KEN1UcK1.-Mr. c. n. Pratt, Of the Chi
cago and st. Louis Railroad line, who left
she1byville, Ky, on Wednesday. returned here
on Saturday evening. He was With the Chi
cago Board Of Trade Battery At shelbyvi1le
just before he left there, and says the boys''
were in dne spirits and in excellent condition.
The Battery is In Col Chapin's brigade, in
Gen. Dumont's division, and were under or
ders to move forward towards the scene Of
battle when Mr.. Pratt left, and portion Of
the division had already moved The brigade
consists OF the Board Of Trade Battery, N In-
diana Battery, the 129sh Illinois. Col Smith
from IyiEgston county, the 102d Ohio, the
10th Illinois, Col. 4. B. Meore (tron Lsslle
county,, and battalion Of the 4th Indiana
cavalry. Col Chaplin Of Michigan Was acting
brigadier.
The Battery is in good state OF drill, and
were anxious to have 3 chance to give the
enemy "a taste Of their quality" All they
ask Of their Chicago friends il, that their fam
lies at home may be taken care Of during
their absence. Capt. Stokes felt very conf.
dent that when the boys came under fire they
would behave like true soldiers. The Captain
is very proud Of his men, and the men think
that their Captain is just as good a soldier as
there is in the whole Kentucky army.
AL our new regiments in Kentucky, Mr.;
Pratt says, are in the very best Of spirits, and
1t was remarkable, how eager they were to sci
into battle
, 1862-10-14

Faenr and Grain In 2&eFe In Chicago.
TIE following tah1e ohuws The amount 1t f3oGr,
Wheat md Corn in store n this eity to-day, CON.
pared with thu azAoent ta atoes week ago, and
the corresponding date last y1ar:
, 1862-10-14

AGENTS. -Aiw good onee
II. NaFfed, 10 attend eveEJ fAir ca96p qFo1.4
"a the N;ks, 70 sell Sae oaly rod ne,Xaysassd
Reons Of Npn y 10 Us Pr day 91eN2sN ex@T 81
Pedlaft a1CB Buklef1 eQn11aee q aM 62A. Xe4a H42H
4kk EtNIC4N6.
, 1862-10-14

AUCTION NOTICE The entire furniture,
carpets, crockery, stoves, ETC., ofa family de-
cling housekeeping will be sold this morning
1t ~ O'Clock at Gilbert d 8ampson's auction
rooms, No. 5s Lake street.
, 1862-10-14
:for 6aH.

FOR SALE-A first class Grocery
4 Store. doing an excellent bustness, and one of 81
the best locations fn The City Chicago for city,
26.3. oct3.T5913t
, 1862-10-14

W or returned Soldiers wishing pleasant aud
profitable cnCy, ,rCau!r small cspita and which
ueets ready return. will ind CL4AHk'S pATENT Ia
DELlELE MaKK1HG PENCIL. q neat ard uset:l
t.eIe !ard I'd 70 % nnmnuS md & for m15kins linen men. he
rseelrt O e. Q. ssmPls rs9e term. &C.. % cent.
Z, F. CLARK. Northampton Aass- Post Once Box =
, 1862-10-14

CTRAYHD-From the subscriber,
1e1 - n inst 4 Ys41qv COW short cooked hataA
- hair on her ~ shea1uA a. lfk erop%od Who
eTf nm fesSTn he9 10 tA8 u &sf11ed q ktve iusr
sns1an1 Vhere ~ 0nJ b. fe1na, viii b9 1af&Aa1y ~
V16ed. JAMES I90E, In baassnea$ of No. Gsask
, 1862-10-14

Something worthy OF notice.
We shall fssue Monday rext GREAT NEW
FRI2E FACkAGE. destined to be the success OF the
eeasnu Wansed bT every soldier aAd WeIcume In
every hotsehold far aup.rfor to any package nov
sod In tie word; 1t Is bound to cre8te ecnssttoA;
fn in ees!gn; unspproschAhlc in price Is per dag
ms de easy.
EB Serd for CIRCULARS. C,A DUNN CO.
Rel9u5}Q2m l34 CLARK street Chicago, uti1oaR.
, 1862-10-14

Coon TIp1SGs.-Col1cctor Haven received
and con'mc,ced distributing yesterday NOR
ming 5000 in the new postage stamp cur
rency, OF the denominations of five, ten,
twenty-five and fifty cents. The citizens will
hail this influx Of reliable small change with
much qualification, and ask for another instAll-
ment Of the same sort i'm mnediately. n, cur
rcncy but the government treasury notes is
received By the collector in exchange for tho
new stamps.
, 1862-10-14

schr Poland, Gal1igan. Grand Traverse. 100 bu
sehr Racine, Claucey, Green Bay, 1,5oo bn corn.
Schr Queen OF the West, Sa.geson. Green Bay.
Scbr Mestchester, Burns, Nenomfnee.
Schr Henry Norton, Cafberry, Kunkyt1e.
Schr v @ailacc. Lawrence, Amsterdam.
achr Whfrlwind. Nelson, Centrevi1le.
Schr Antelope, Williams, White Lake.
Schr 6 Barber. Kirby. Grand Haven.
Schr Prince Of Wales. Graham, Port Colbo-ne,
23,0Ca bu corn
Scow Ee1wa1cum, B1odEett. Muskegon.
Scow NcE1natd, Thomson, White River.
Scow f;raee Green, Larsen. White River.
Scow Tempett. Embrecht. Kalamazoo.
Scow Mt Vernon, Johneon, Kalamazoo.
, 1862-10-14

4 SOLDIER STADBED.-A soldier belonging
to one Of the new regiments was very severely
stabbed in the groin yesterday at Camp
Douglas while foollshly resisting the guard.
He was taken to the City Hospital His
wound. although very severe, il not danger
pls
, 1862-10-14

~ Cook 4 McLain, steam Dyers aud scourerA s.
Dearborn and 10 S. Csark streets, clean aud dye
ladies' and gentemens clothes In the best and chear
et aunes The oldest established housa in the ctty
Call On Dunlop, sewell l. 5paldng for Peiatfag.'s
, 1862-10-14

PRRsosAL,-Lord Cavendish, Lord Hunt
ington, and Col Leslie, England; Adjutant-
General Fuller, Springfield; Hon. ". D.
Washburne, Minnesota, are stopping at the
fremont House.
, 1862-10-14

"ANTED.-A furnished room,
w without board within 1 ehoFt dfeeAnea os ~
Sonft T. ues. By singls Es2ts0&1- Add+ese sB; r.