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The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1862-11-27
Lit.Ie or Mornings.

When is plaid dress like an apple? When
IT. a tart un. .H.......
al like your impudence,7 as pretty girl said
when her lover kissed her.
Why is a lady who has bought sable cape at
half price like an officer absent on leave? Be.
cause she has got her FIR lo,c.
s'Shall have your hand 2" said an exquisite to
a belle, as the dance was about to commence
with all my heart" was the soft response.
"You are writing my bill on very rough paper -
said client to his solicitor. Never mind. said
the lawyer ''it has to be filed before it comes into
court"
Advertising for wife is as absurd as getting
measured for an umbrella. Talk up to the deur
creatures if you'd marry them. One-half the
world was born to marry the other
Whenever you see lady and gentleman alone
in a cab, each looking out of different window,
be convinced that they are perfectly harmless for
they have been married some months at least
An eccentric banker cycling with suspicious
caution Il bill presented to him for discount You
need not fear said the customer, zone of the par
ties keeps his carriage al" rejoined the bank
err, Il shall be glad il he keeps his feet"
An Irishman, being little fuddled was asked
what was his religious belief "Is it me belafe
yed be asking about?" said he. Its the same
as the wildly Brady's. l owe her twelve shillings
for whisky, and she behaves III niver pay her -
and faith, that's my belafe too"
The distinction between liking and loving was
well made by . little girl six years old She was
eating an egg at breakfast, which she seemed to
relish very much. "Do you love it r. asked her
aunt NO replied the child, with look of dis.
gust; II like it, If loved it / should kiss it."
An old lady, meeting Cambridge man. asked
him how her nephew behaved himself. Truly,
madam" says he, "he's brave fellow and sticks
close to Catherine Hall, the name ola college, -
81 VOW" seid she. Il feared as much he was al
ways hankeripg after the girls from boy"
The number of pupils under instruction in
the city grammar, primary, colored and corpo-
rate schools IN New York, during the year en-
ding September 80, was 173, 1873, being an in-
oFI - A II,
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1862-11-27

N. a hEBs h,
Atorneo and Councillor ut Lac, Ken0Sd, Wisconsin
procures
Soldiers Bountids, Arrears of Pay, &C.
I5tf
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1862-11-27
NJ. DRESSED

BARB er Shop and Clothes Cleaning EStdcLaahnent-
on Market Street, door west of the City Hotel
Give MIN call 10
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1862-11-27

The number of pupils under instruction in
the city grammar, primary, coored and corpo-
rate schools IN New York, during the year en-
ding September 80, was 173, 1913, being an in-
crease Of II, 254 over the last year. The esti>
mates for the support of schools for the ensu,
ing year reach the large amount Of 81. $50 OOO.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1862-11-27

~ For Programmes and Bills requiring unusual
Of composition for bordering and other extra
work, reasonable charges will be made.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1862-11-27
J. w. BRO WN.

Eagrauer on Wood and e0ery kind Of hetat Station
ry Fancy Articles &c. Main street.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1862-11-27
8enosba Business 9irettorp.
ADAM DICKHOUT,

gdauin1 Hair Cutting and Shdnnp0otng SdtooR,OPp0
site the City Hotel Main street. Old Razorssharpened
ond rennfred 6tf
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1862-09-06
SIOUX CITY. IOWA SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER s, 1862
uEoE6E wEtRE. Jouxp .r,,xox
BANKING AND AGENCY OFFICE
WEARE G ALLISON,
c,r. 9Th and Dou9las Sfs.,
sioeN cHf' -. =. IOWA


{ NoLLECTIoSS made and remitted at cnrrcn,
~ r.'"s of eNchnnge; Fills oi Exchange, rpcur
rent money and cohrtcugh, and sold: In, osits r
GsNea ana Money invested, DraiIsfor sais on any
Country in Enfopc. 49, va "'s
'fe,ia,ie einsuranccofected against Loss or Dam
Particular attention given torthe PAYMENT I,
Taxes in any County in lava
heai Estate bought and sold; Land ~
cated,t -a--+-s@a -
x<-------r----
wercrcreethe following parties with Nwho;n we
have doRe business:
Park BANK. NY. #s-.
p.ii. Arnold. Esq Pres't Mercantile Ba'k, Y.
Messrs. kHatl,h Narhod kunuc, BANKERS. ". Y.
sNk has. Esmb' 'os h Co. Bankers, Philadelphia.
CIV. II, RarkshaleS & CO., B'nks, So. Louis, Mo.
Hcssrs. Clark Bros & Co.. bankers, St Louis, M.
Geo y Harding Esq. ,Prosiden: oi onion Ean6
st. iouis. No.
sc. Adams. ESQ.,, Banker. Chicago, III.
-. rartriigr, ESQ, F." se9ecG Fails, y. V. .
@. W Norton, Esl., Prasien Southern Bank, o
Kentucky, kusHell'ille. ny.
/. q. Lash. Esq, Salem, n. G.
F,nnmant E@q., Indianapolis. Indiana.
Hnn WIN Montgomery. VI C. Washington Pa.
4. u Ea'hEr, Esq. Salem, y. V.
Messrs. Easlcy + Willing CHAM. Haitian C. U..Va.
'' Markell Barrow 4 CO. ..ra0kers. Dubuque. 10
a" M'"<'ot cothn, 50 Davenport, 10.
Sioux City Sept 6th, 1869.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1862-09-06
RICHARD IL P0WLESSON,
BUILD Ell.

oukng Of Flooring, Doors, sash Blinds, &c, /
-asAN r. H.PowLESsoS.
SSpAcAsH- rs.:esa-t.cmcl. low.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1862-09-06
NOW READl--pARsON ERoNN
IN LOWS
WONDERFUL BOOK.

One vo'ume. Centtiniag uowasds Of 45H pages, n
sui o,ior eng asiugs, an oNeelielt Steel Portrait.
&c, BeautifHH, prtHtei fine white paper, and
handsomely hound IN NJ 'slin. prirn 81 rs Sent
free on return nlaii % re ipt OF price
Agents Waved. ia every city town, vi)-
Sc and county to sell this thrilling and ye..trk
akis work. Add cas-
GeoRGEw ciitLns, pab isher.
6-S aud 63o Chestnp. 81. Philadelphia
AtpLkaAis a CO, Cincinnati.
%ssa Publishers for thaNest.
- rapsrs ccryinS VIII ,e,hise tho work.
, 1862-10-13
mARKET4 MI TKEKHR ANm.

NEW YORK, Oct. 1l.-FLouR-Recefpt col
t'nee moderate with good Genaai and pricss
ea:s S2 sEat0 Y, ;sasanesd 1ose Sales il 40 bis II
state; Ss 7o@5 IS for super ses,s1n s5 W mai -
ios n' common u medium extra we-tern; $6!8068 u
ohie to& to naad s4s oaad
tstlond 'r on Cpsdsn -four 1oe hlkher With sht sao
an% 9Soa ae1ne ee e sss oo9 btls At
t1.!1 Rys deur stessy 4 sa s5a s. s. eeS'Ss Sa:s
meal In fatr request Sales M6 brls 1t a.. 50 fn1
= = 9s z;ssas s.1ea ;s ss9.1s etIs At
anAN--Khes: opened hssvy p and nd elossd q M i Ia.
oe b. Hii.a9kee Se SS eias sspn T Il 7; :, ts@
13e, Geo bu- amber Iowa At 1.a6Rf Il: ism
Chaese9 DO: to asriFs z q 81 which is decidsdly
q s@l a. sa 6a s%bes nj aIea aeh.asn rsa y wesfesa +
OILS; 1900 bn. extra choice do At 81. - a.oso
ea; R.l,i white i IKsntaeky At q g.: 1s5o ba amber
k;s saa e. 5sles se Sbts It. Ssa Es3f5
Riser At Sc; Barley scarce and armer. sales SO %
b. bo: tta;e at Ga ead s,o0 bn Canads Wet to ar.
chanee sass IL bn %a,fes 4 a Mitheat decided
mixed western; 56@62c for eastern; 49955c. iof
aamsged md heated; !; SIC: for kiln-drisd white
sS Westssn e. and 625e for inferior d. Oats dull at
nsrces ah; to prime. and for
GRocKRHe-S9g ar-Raw In less active demand.
of o31 hsds Z e sS:sS 6bss 1sse
Rico; 9k@laH for New O:leans. and 500 boxss
Havana on private terms by suction, Lis bids j
New Orleans At 95<011c. MoIasses In Alr demand
and drm. Sales Of 800 brls. New Orlesus at 4aN
&c 10 hhds- Cuba muscavado at 34NMSsc and
~ hhds barbAdoea On private terms.
FRoS1a1oKs shade easier. while
prime may be quoted q little frmer. sales n
91co brls; at 9Ia @@1R65 for mess; 31i.o for
prime, and 819 e0@l260 for prime mess. Inciuded
In Gales are eo0 blla. choice prime mess. for No
vember delivery. at 4l5 50. Beef quiet and eteady
with fa!es Of $50 br1a. at $a0GQAl071 fof civ
mesa; 35G5@7e0 for prime; &1au0nli.7 Is for Re.
packed mese,, AId 41a g5@t4571< tor extra mess.
Prime mess beef quiet. Beef hsma 0uiet snd
for shoulders, and 716@7Ac for hams. Bacon sides
steady. Sales Of go boxes for future deliyerv At
e for short ribbed middles; INC for country cut.
LaJd IL mcdefade request. Sales OF $50 hfls, at
1091oHc. Butter selling at 1301sc for Ohio Ian
Ac for state. Cheese steady at s18@10Kc.
OSWEGO, Oct. 11.-FLouR- -Stesdv.
G1A1N.-WheAt firm No. 2 Chicago spring at
sits. and 5000 bu winter red ILin5ie 1t n. Ii.
Corn Gull. Sales LAST night Of 25,00 bq damaced
illinois at ssHe;; Barley firm. sales 4,o0O 81,
Canal FRE1snTs:;z1ower On i,ra3n. t,on- A.
and corn 9c to New Yosl< ss01a' hoor a'c'
LAKE IHPoRra-4,7O bu barley.
CANAL ExPoKTs -1.W brle. faonr . sso hn
wheat, 7,4D bu corn. 1900 bu. barley. '1'
, 1862-10-13

SATURDAY EVENING, Oct. II, 1862 -
FRE1dHTs-Du1l The engagements were: To
0ewego: Schr Harriet Ross, wheat, at 15c. To
Buffalo bark Sherman, aud schrs White Saua1l
ard Grand Turk. corn, at &c; Gov. Foote, wheat,
At tGc; bark Great West, No. II oats. At 711xc-
FLOUR-RecelyrS.. 1 500 brls; shipped, 1905
bu. Market SC higher. e-es: $50 brls 'Casiin-
viue'' white winter at 5000; :. ~ DIS '>ol1ve
Branch" ut $3.50; 100 br1s s'Cushman's' It - 20;
leo brls ''Hunt1ey' at $50; Ito b1ls ''Galnst
Hill" at $3.50; 100 brls 'Gen. sige1" At $sse; 100
brs *'Eyerybodys" at $3.50; 80 brls s.Pekln Gil
at $5.40; 800 brle "Carrotton" fpsing extra At
$50; 100 b1ls "Kewanee," 800 brls sEmpire.,' 100
hris "Smith Mlls," and $50 bras good spring ex-
tzas-a0 at $500; 4oo brls "Dsyon II 100 hrls t'Mo
h2wk," and 100 brls t'WeathernAeld - at II 80: 100
hrls SOLVER Twist ut &&85; 100 br1s *sOhio
State" ut $48o.
BRAE-1D tons On track It $50.
WHEAT-Received, 60.sa6 bu; shipped. ua,5la
bu. Market opened dtm. but declined 1c per
bushel 1t the close. Sales: WNr1s-1@ bu.
No. Red IN store ut g. 100 bu do ut 81 06 !:
$500 bu No. Red In store At g. o. LOO bu do 1t
$1oo; 1000 bu Rejected Red In store 1t ss1<c;
1000 hn DO ut a3c; 500 bu do 1t 92tSe. aPma-
10 ho No. In store 1t Sc; 900 bu do ut s7Kc;
1,WN bu do At 97e; 6 800 bu do ut e6kc: / 100 bp
No. 3spEing On Mum i Scott'a) At soc; G. 90 bu
DO 1t exc; 1900 ba do At &c; $500 bu do {shost
receipts} 1t s8he; $3.50 bu Rejected spsiar in
store 1t &c; 40 bu Condam1s6 Spring u 75ke
del.
coRH-Recedved. 1o4sss bn; shipped. n 80
bu- Market A91c lower. Sales: a090 bu Yellow
AAoat at 4oc; 1900 bu Yellow Mixed adoat 1t Sc:
3.oGo bu Mixed adoat It Sic: 1,suo bu REJECTED
afoat nj Sic; so bu good Condemned shoat 1t
NknS
, 1862-10-13
MARINE NEWS.
VESSELS PASSING DETROIT.

Especial ulspatch to the Chicago Tribune.1
DErRorr, Oct. II, 1862.
lF:-Prop. Hunter; barks Morgan, Superior,
sturSes; oIiss Hawk, Treat, Isabella, Mohegan,
Ala, raash. 1aso,t 60. 80 C.,ss een 'acin+c
s,a1.ns n,,ah,, r+ha.. r1,a. 1y.,,:. e- s'
rav1s f.1,bseen;an se1t,-, p,wa,, .n.as,. a.oa.'
Etvbsil1T F.ah3o, ps,no- ~ ~, 1' a1"*
n. F,a., r.,,..as "~1' +" 'A"' 4A'''opo-
n., hsan' lun'.e,
Sunrise Morris. hr;gs Harvey Nahanin, "<Su' va~a+
a-no-fcs. s.h-s .1osso,, So. ns, T@.an 19us1s
america: senfs' Moneon. scott Hunter, Hyrhen,
cansett. Whaling, Ralph Campbell % Reho -'Ga, Grew
Fao,, rn1to, sn,aarstoka. ce,sa' 49, 49, Wy ~;
- n-a.+ muat.es. .tesa,,e eo'oen 1'a''es'' ~
DETROIT, Oct. Il. 1861
ur-Ba.l. LIGHT. pterson Twiltebt s ~ Nartn ,1or,
bries Mtnnesota' Gardner. sch,s R.inho1. -
N,~+t,v pu ~. e. -. 60. ,s,.
Nof.hcfn oeue, Lone etar' freston' esrenada' NIL
"ausee oene' Essex, Repablic, Reclpro :tsy, Per-
eian' mpef1a, ca1fo, hate Richmond, Raltic.
s1cila' enoa, Ferry, Unto, Tom Latha n, Goode,
pe~1tt. Gs1ewola, N'shtinga'e' haao' Peoria, Sun
oeain, neoeeea' eo,ine"ooo, aazeppa.
,.s. o., p,.. 'oun'a'n oie'o"' oafR FAFk;
MOVEMENTS OF CHICAGO VESSELS
~. = 80 p,.1., e. =. oeltAho faoA onicAoo'
-, ~. Aoa1" :" a1As 9. =. eao-
WE'LL chcago' bafk Clty OF chicago, =. Y. T.
Watson, Twilight; schr. Wyoming, Harriet Horne,
r n Brown Rerr,nd, ~ Gr.re Mnr,.~ ~, a
Williams. Ravenna, Frank Crawford.
Oct. s.-Prop. s. D. Caldwell. Chic,co: bark VIM
Jones. wm stnrois. fIio = Ce,1,ra-. ..,..
Nonparie.: Eve1ine Bates, R. y. Brown, L. Lud-
, 1862-10-13

H0Hs-hecetved during tho week. 1o,1.7.
against z. 7.a6i the week previous, showing \ d.
crease Of 8,s44. Under good demand both By
r.ckers and shippers, the market ruled active with
a er> tua1 advancing tendency till yesterday-hav-
ing In Ii, thine gained m advance Of 350Soc On
the caoetDg ,.s.tices of Last week.
To-DA1-the =. ..ceipts were comparatively light,
amounting to Abs. The market opened firm, and
yesterdays prices were ~,ll sustained up TIN noon,
tuf nnfsyorable dispatches 6sing received ftom
New York. the demand tel1 Oh, an2 It was iupose1-
bic to een except At \ decline which, holders
thinking 1t to be trick Of the buyers, we're gene
rally unwilling to mako, The market closed heavy
and dragging At decline Of about Sc from yes-
taadaJ'e ruling figures The sa1es add up some
a,to0 at range ok 4a@03 ~ Esziy In the day Z
few lots 1t extra lard hogs sold at q. .4o0s5o-
We give closing prioes ~ follow:
Kxt1a Lard HnEs u uo0415
Good Shipping .........................3 36A&as5
~ 3RA
, 1862-10-13

1c. Sales. IN hn M I fr ,to~. -
4. - a.. Nv ~ awe ~ 0k"he @t 7oei e'tN IN
WI Sc
BAR1EY-Received, 4.T79 hu In eood demand
aud an5c higher ss,es. an bu rhnira -. .-s.s
at g,c; 1s4 besxs aa,. aCo h.. a. a.. orr A1s~
-, ~ ~ os =" ps7 As 800 sO bu In
egn rco s u eoe 1o oo Lar a. ac; 40 bu at 7dc;
TGuoTn@s r1 - 49,, ~ 80 W. eo" @oR NJ ooe-
!aA oEEo-in good demand and firm.
Saes n eke and It's bushels at 81.67; 100 bushe1a
L &1Eoi u EK8 1t u 81: ~ axis ut II E0. a NJ.
At 41.46.
-oayess o1e11n2 ae-
AAu-f1tna. 6s1es: 100 bz1s ut 8Xc; 100 brls
, 1862-10-13
MARINE LIST.

ARRIVED Oct Il.
Prop Nile, Hunt. Buffalo, 50 bsls salt. sundries
Bark Chcrubusco, Chamberlin, Oconto. Ids m
lumber. -,
Brig fs;hlon M i, Al King. Cedar River. 10 lumber.
scbr Roanoke. Gal1igan. kewanec, IS eds wood.
schr Nary. sp5att, Grand Haven, 50 m lumber, 90
schr Erie, Larden, Manitowoc, lis N ahineles. d
Sehr Palmette johnson, Centreville, 125 eds wood.
p9ceae acksy 2oS b5s sa
Sch Poland, GalgaR. Buffalo: isJ cd wood.
schr White squall Pratt, Buffalo
Schr Morey. Mcdonald. Buffalo, 500 tons coal.
schr 7 Avery, Finefeid. Buifslo, 156 tons coa,
sehs Free state, Ackinzte. Baha1o. 81 tons coal.
sehr hr 33, Hef1 Baneh: South Haven rs N staves
sch1 Geefne, Donovan, ManitoWoc, IS n shingles.
schr Whi1lwind. Nelson, centrevil1e, es cords
wood.
schr YIN Aldrach. Simpson, Two Rivers. IS m lum-
stmr Sunbeam. Morgan, Two Rivers, 10 bu wheat,
Prep Adlia1ie. Mecres, Bpaalo, 1881. ou wheat,
Prop Nile, Hunt. Buffalo. 5000 h11s -four, 1,aoo
ptss lead, 100 casks hams, 80 kegs lard, 100
4ess butter, 5 tons broom corn.
Prop Barber. Perett, Grand Haven, sundries.
Bark Cherubusco, Chamber11u, Ocouto.
BARK Tusco1a, Richardson, Grand Haven.
Bark Sherman, Mason, Buffalo, = oN} bu corn
ns1g ~ an.en1nson' c hutchinson, Buffalo, 1851
Brig Fashion. King, Cedar River.
aBI1g AK MITCHELL B9Tns, Buffalo, II ,so1 bu oats.
Schr II Shoyer, Schlobohm, Muekeeon.
schr F. ). Bates. Cannon: Muskegon.
Schr L G: Irwin, Ringer Muskegon.
Schr e. n. Gatcs, Flick. Gra1d Rapids.
schr Erie, Loosen. Manitowoc.
sehr Roanoke, Gallin, kswanee.
, 1862-10-13

By yTelegraph.1 lakR STEAMER H1atzytAs
LIVERPOOL Oct 3-Brea adstuffs firm, Wheat
frm. GoEn steady Prorisions duh. Lard easier
LONDON, Friday, p: m:-1ninots Central ehare:
, 1862-10-13

Young Meme Union workImk Club.
A good work Is being initiated BY the young
men Of Cook county, who are In favor Of sup
porting the Administration In the present
crisis Believing that the President tas OF.
fered to the people Of this country present
test of true patriotism, aud being unwilling
to be found on the side Of those who are op.
posed to measures which must ruin the
schemes of traitors and annihilate rebellion,
the young men Of Cook county have begun
the organization Of club under the name
above set out; and, agreeably to an an
nouncement in the papers, met on Saturday
evening last at Warner Hall, and app ointed 4
committee to effect the permanent organiza-
ton Of thu club.
The committee appointed is as follows:
Chas. A. Gregory, Chas. H. Ham, Clark Gieb.
VIM. Il. Haase, John summerfield.
Due notice Of the next m Getting of the ernb
viii be given. Lively times are ahead for the
fall canvass,
, 1862-10-13

The annual Republican Ward Committees
OF this city, and all other existing committees
appointed by Republican or Union conven-
taons, are requested to meet at Warmers HaIl.
on this (Monday) evening at o'clock, for
business. Every earnest supporter of the
present Administration is invited to be pres-
ent. r. w,11r.ve
Chairman Of Republican Congressional
Executive Committee,
, 1862-10-13

60 TO TIE vEnY BEsT-Co to sIoan's CONNER
cial College and eecure a 20 md, practical edoes-
tion. This College IL the Oldest, most CT ren,ye.
and most popular fn the West. 1voct4
Go TO THE BEsr-Qo to BRFANr 4 Hrnar.
Tok's CHICAGO CoHnERc1A1. Co11IoF. to Get
thorough husinces education
k4~ Cook AcrA1n, sseAm Dysra and E.onr~rn oe
Dearborn AID lso s. ClaSk stxeepa. clean and ~.
ladies' and geuaeme1s clothes tn the bet md eanen
ut mannAE. 1he oldest sstsbli,ed housa in ths ST.
, 1862-10-13
GOVERNMENT aECCKITIEa
I:s. 65 sl, .1dss1@lA's Demand Notes. .

E. s. 6s 'E1- .10sss6104115 Demand Notes .1aas<
Treas, 73;0...... los '1~s|s
MONET MARKET-More active and Hrmer-cs,1
loaI,s making 5I5H per cent, and prime paDer
selling at sn6 per cent. f~soA
STERLING Exchange-Unsettled bankers bills
closed 141014lH. "n'e
God-Cnsett1ed: opening at 2sh623z: and de.
premium ~0>@ f-A e0n.'
California gold bars quiet and nominal.
Total exports Of epecie to-day 500, 79ST2.
, 1862-10-13

" ANTED-IIardwa ad-
w ye1ttser having had eighteen years e1pe-1en CO
IL all branches Of tobblng aud retail trade OF Hard
ware stoseA g. 1and has Travelled three wears,
manager Of country concelu or clerk in the city.
Can produce u1e1ceptlcnao.e references TO char.
acter capacity for business Of a9y KIND entrusted
to bin Address L." Post Office Drawer SIT Chi-
1uv
, 1862-10-13

Hides In New Eerk--Qct 9,
Dry Western are quoted at 17@lsc Stock On
nand $685. against SAG 900 same time Last year.
, 1862-10-13

Observation-Disclosures 46I50e. Common
35@40c.
POULTRY Chickens, p doz., $t.59@1.75; Ta.-
Keys, p b, 4H@5c.
, 1862-10-13
CHICAGO DAILY MARKET.

Seeds in New TOfk-Oet. 9.
Clover quiet At 8A1S4c. Timothy in moderate
demand at $500.
, 1862-10-13

A REnAxkAsIE LADT--Miss Tennessee C1af-
lin. the Caizvpyant aad MaRnstie Doctrees,
is etN stopping 1t No. 10 Harrison esres&, be-
twuen Wahash md Michigan avenues. where she
vii read the past. presa1t. md fasare, md per-
toem miraculous cures upoa tie sick. She viii
a1swez III letter. a1d forward medicine when d.
E.zed. to IL pa<.s of the country. eets&t
, 1862-10-13
Ctx .Gtitu3;1;*
THE CITY.

.1M1'oRrAST.-"e are requested to state
That no penon il authorized to collect for the
Home for the Frienaless unless he has
Etsmped book.
, 1862-10-13

w kNTED, AGENTS-Some-
w thing New.
SOMETHING NOVEL
Something worthy Of notice
We thall tasue ON Monday next . GREAT NEW
PRIZE PACKAGE. destined to be tie surcess Of the
season Wanted By every soldier aAd welcome in
every household: far superior to any package now
sold In Tie world 1t IL bound to create sensation:
wonderful in contents UEequalled in quality beaut
fu In 6estKn; unspproschable In price; Is per day
Dsde easy.
us Send for CIRCULARS c. n. DUNN 4 co,
Bel4Ujfo1m l31 Clark street Chicago, illinois,
, 1862-10-13
CHICAGO CATTLE mARxEr
For the Week EndinE Oct. IL, 1854,

The receipts Of Beef Cattle and Hoge during the
past week ending today, are a. tollows:
Beeve1. Hoge.
No. No.
Week ending Oct. IL ...... ,.,,.4.147 16,7i7
kATKS OF FREIGHT on LIVE sfocx YRon cH,,.,t 60
no DETROIT.
, 1862-10-13

" A N TED-Ons purchaser in
w each township for AIKIEB~ FAMILY KNIT
Ng M e AACHIHE; AZ @ Tiom glo e = profit psE, veek
make 50 900 stitches mnate; vii Knit pf of Stock
tnxa or 8ockR n fifteen minutes; mAk3 variety Of
Fancy Work, Shawn. NnbiAst HeAd DTeapeA Under.
eleevee, Cloads soutaxA RtEo1etR lGltzzJ saae1 e.
MoMM &1ye TO one peEson IN d1ch township the "a
clnAve right 70 use and Se the machine Ee ose Tear
IN esch t9Tnshtr whieA WI eaAhls taes 70 saFn tae
Hstee paid for The machine easily md quickly. i
o9ss frtee: ~: see1fe rom to1nsSdp. Txcifr7iss
E1fh Etamp3 HRAN8OE FLIi3N- 1soess1 M HRe.f1
In LAka 9txo6t, Chicago, m oci0 v55i-i0
, 1862-10-13

Do IS II comp. 9275 Dol cert,6c,ts ~
treasury Z 310.. ,1e5A III coupons bds II. .1V3
, 1862-10-13

orsTERs.-M- 7. Ames, 1S0 Dearborn
street, has ON hand some Of the very best
Baltimore and Cove oysters In the CITY. Send
In your orders.
, 1862-10-13

SCHOONER IosT--The schooner Lady of the
Lake, which left this port on tbs 7th with
Cargo Of corn, sprung a leak On the 6th during
heavy blow. The captain, seeing that the
vessel WIS rapidly settling, headed for shore
and beachcd her about ten miles north Of
Manitowoc. The crew were all rescued, after
remaining in the rigging thirty-six hours.
The vessel and cargo are total loss. She
was owned by f. ". Hudson, Of Detroit, and
insured for q, 900.
, 1862-10-13

CENT Scc1ET1Es.-The Ladies' Society Of
Chicago have sent ont circular With con-
stitutlon for female cent ieties As cents are
rather rare just now why not make It clean
postage stamp eocietys
, 1862-10-13

United STATES CIRCUIT CoCRr-Bsfore
Hon. Thomas Drmnmoad.- ,3G-Chancerp
On application of complainant by solicitor,
time extended fifteen days in which to take
proofs No. 109-Chancery; order to be en-
tered as prepared No. 249-On motion of
plaintiffs solicitor 1eaye given to cross-exam-
inc Joanna Edineston ct a., whose deposi-
fiors hsra hear, taIor o~ ~. ,,.- e -
, 1862-10-13

SHIPMENTS BF LAKE, LAST TwENTY-FouR HOURS,
FloaI Wheat Com Oats Bya Bar
-.-.... aria. hi In. a. IN In
To Buffalo. =. $500 i1750 $1,000 17650 49,. 49,.
M 70 ogdensb'g soG ~, So9 -. 49,. 80.
To other ports .... s62 $50 50 - 80.
Total. 7eC6 1s512 $3.50 1770 go.
RECEIPTS AND SHIPMENTS BE cANAI-ocT, TO-
Receipts. Shipments.
, 1862-10-13

NE" dkEESnoCsE.-A new greenhouse IL
IN process OF construction al Grace1ana Gene
try. See advertisement also Of the Cemetery
fime table
, 1862-10-13

LAST OF TIE M1sERAB1Es,-"'Jean Val
jtan,' the fifth part and completion Of tLes
Aiserahles,' - Victor Hugo's great novel, has
been recsivt d bg McNally 4 Co, 81 Dearborn
EfYnFf
, 1862-10-13

NG EN- rs. A NV good onss
IA Garked, to attend sysFy Fasf And t.ykp 6Eo1l4
u the W.. to sell The Only rood aae s2asted s&as
Rront Of Npm IS 70 Us psr d1y msa7aA eve11 -.
FedlaTs A1t sutiers sappfee q an E24A XsSa see22
EN EBICxfNt
, 1862-10-13

FATAL ACc1nKNT AT DuxroS,-On Friday
night, as number Of men were engaged In re-
moving small building at Dunton, used rs
blacksmith shop, the chimney fell upon one
OF them, killing him instantly. He was Ger
man by birth, and shoemaker. His name Nc
did not obtain
Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (Charles City, Iowa) 1861-1864, 1862-03-06
No Mail.

The news we are enabled to lay be-
fore our readers this week has been
obtained at private expense. Nc
Dubuque mail has reached this place
of date later than the odd of Fcbru.
ary--tuelre days! This is a long time
to wait for news in these stirring
times of war, and the people here be-
came so impatient that their discon-
tent at length eliminated in an indig-
nation meeting on Wednesday eve
ming, the proceedings Of which arc re-
ported in another column of this paper.
1t is true, there has been snow
storm, but it is not true that the mails
could not be carried. Transfers and
citizens have come through every day,
excepting perhaps Sunday and if a
farmer with a load of wheat can travel
it is fair to presume that a mail car
rier can travel also. We hope that
bids by new and competent persons
will be sent on to Washington at once,
for carrying the mails daily from
Cedar Falls to Usage and Mitchell,
and back. CIPHER up your estimates,
gentlemen, and have your bids in
Washington previous to the 3lst of
March.