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NEW YORK HERALD, THURSDAY, JULY "a, 1862.

prime at IS rs 50 SIX. Beef firm, with sales Of
loo bbs SO rs $13 for plain mess and NJ 94 S1A
80 for Beef hams aud prime mess do. were quiet
Cut meats were good request and prices nrmer Sales
OF 500 packages were made &C. for shoulders and &c.
SIC for hams lard firm and IN fair request, with
sales Of 200 packages &c. exc and small lots choice
exc Butter steady and good request at 16c
IT, for State and at 13c. lac for Ohio Cheese was
unchanged.
RIcK.-Sales of 800 400 bags Patna were made at
&c and 500 Rangoon at &c. q &C.
sprcEs-Salss Of 100 bags pepper made at 1879.
SUGARS quite steady and active, with sales OF
6SS hhds included which $50 New Orleans, at
&C. IL NO, and 100 do at SIC. lie Tho remainder
comprised Cubas at S4c 8c for fair to good refining
goods and At Sc 8c for fair TO good grocery grades,
and and at &C. 914c. for prime 70 choice do.
TALLow very firm, with sales Of Western at 1876.
10Tc, city at 11c 111c ana Butchers Association
At III c
WulsKEY moro active, with sales OF 500 bbls at
30c. a 31c. for State and Western.
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FRENCH ADvEnTIsEsiENrs.

TINE FEMME FRANCHISE DESIRE fRoUvE1 vN
" passage pour Eorcps avec hne fAmpe AZ lnsiie {M
sndIa teus es services Toe ibles en- fpvassi0n -
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DRY GOODS.
BARGAINS, BARGAINS, BARGAINS.
GREAT CLOSING SALE.
$5o.uo0 WORTH or DRESS GOODS
SHIFTING AND sREETING MUSLIN
PRINTS. LINENS, TABLE DAMAsKs, 40. DO
TO BE SOLD Off BY AUGUsTl
As the store will he closed for
ONE MONTH FOR EXTENSIVE ALTERATION
Ladies' should take advantage Of this opportunity 10 pun
chase goods at half the present cost OF importation
PRIZES EXCEE 5INGLY Low.
$500 yards Lavellas at &c.
GOO yards Barge Bro he &C.
$50 yards Gus snsa ~ &c ie ; a'fc and 49,
SO, yards plaid and plain Mahairs i21s. and l5c.
$50 Yards drab Alpaca double width, 2oc
s9S9 yards t si ,,S n arr pol ~ zoe nros
1000 yards sils and Wool Barge l5ss, is, and lse
IN MOURNING aoons.
$500 yards black Barege Anslas, Ga cents.
$500 yard black Bare. sk aad WOOL I2sc l5c and 100
Also two Sards wide black Della me- all wool
And great variety OF otter goods.
THE CHEAPEST fArNo 1sHk OF SILK An,
CLOTH CLoAKs IN THE CITY.
CRYSTAL PALACE EMPORIUM OF FASHION.
20 b"weTy'w p poprpre
NB-pease remember and look for the name on thu
do believe you in Roberts unless yo6
see the nam
ryO DEALERS IN MILITARY GOODS-POR SALE AZ
l. n sacrifice, n quantity of wors.cd Sashes, single row
shoulder straps buces, alsn three OF Aitkeh6
Knitting Machines Apply at i91 Grand street.
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The Secretary Of Che Treasury has awarded 70
The National Bank Note Company the contract for
engraving s25 900 900 of United States legal ten
Ter notes OF denominations below IS. This is the
largest contract for bank note engraving ever
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INIoHTH AVENUE RAILROAD TO HARLEM
u Al nr-e and enthusiastic meeting Of citizens and pro.
and broadway on Monday evening" July "a 1867 for thu
Of urging Inc mmsda,e grazing q Ehh
street and 25th street. Harlem. Thomas Manson ESQ.,.
% PS Sa aSa " asn g. ssd Y.
dresses made ~ Mrssls Manson, Heiser r Pau1
report following, which un.nimo lsly adopted
Wneges We the people OF the northwesers section Oh
a2 street a1d Hudso6 river ave for many Years eli h
necessity Of greater accommodations by road cars to and
alton without oenes our property KEEP depr ciaed ouf
families greay IN While our neshoors o. the
ing the 4 iises of three raj roads The efore be il
owners reby associate oseer as the Eghth
Avenue lmro emsnt Asoc on % tie Of urging
,, ~ o. Lghth avenue railroad track 10 mas
poin. "a thr earliest time possible.
gate Cause OF dea the ling OF the Eighth avenue,
arS Stree 70 i2o street 70 wait upon the
and II de med necessary the appointment Of cons
tractors 70 order ina. the WORK may shed up immedi-
Geo. W St. ens, r. a. Copper, John w. James
Resolved That coiateg Of Sc Gu be- appointed by the
ch iirtan con er vi " autorites aud to
raj ad track 70 Eightys ond sreet &C. sned by about
nv handr.d persons 70 the comaon Council and urge
ttee report the result OF their Ia meet
Join r. raulison Henry A. Heiser, Geo. Buckingham,
jacob oeh Geo. Conrad, James speyer, David II Knapp
IN motion James speyer was unanimously Tree.
A ousnsS TO meet Maday A Sss s a. 0sS0
HENRY A. HElsER \ eo-Chairman
JonN W. ASpREAs, Secretary.
NOTICE -uAY-THE OWNER OF THE BALES or
~ ID hay on oar os 81 res h rS
re to call o. send for the hay on or before ths ln
may eoSen Tie o. Schooner Is a, the dees Jersey
Guy For further inf)rson inquire a. 9 WesI ssreeh
NEW YORK July % 1852
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ySrANTfD-A stTu sTroN ny A RESPECT FABLE
young siri to do poin cooking washing AMI ironing
objection " do genera hot and hetsef
fu IN nrivae family Good city reference given Con al
loo i5;h ST., bItWeta ID ana 81 ava
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given out in this country. The American Bank
Note Company sent to Washington plates for the
work, and the National Company models. The
latter were preferred by the Secretary as present
ing, in his opinion greater security against coun.
terfeiting.
We are informed on good authority that the in
crease in the earnings of the New York Central
this year will be not million and a quarter, as
stated in this mornings HERALD, but two millions
of dollars.
The following dividends have been declared
The Leather Manufacturers Bank, s per cent,
payable 3lst July; the Greenwich Insurance Com
pany, per cent, payable 29th instant; the Broad
way Insurance Company, per cent, payable LIST
Of August the Market Insurance Company, inte-
rest dividend of SIX per cent, payable on de-
mand. The Galena and Chicago Railroad Com
pany has declared dividend of per cent, at the
recommendation of the large stockholders, making
per cent for the year just ending. The transfer
books closed yesterday, and will reopen on the 7th
of August.
The Milwaukee and Prairie du Chen Railroad
earned the second week Of july
Second weok, 1862. 500 $50 IS
Second week, 1861 1913 3S
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A RTIFICIAL BONE FILLING--INeERTED IN A sOF
"A satc eiving paia Old and SHELLS mia
and warranted SQUAD. The genuine used only my room
$50 osdve Seventeenth street. Another invoice
80 j. PEARSON NJ D., D,scoverer
, 1862-11-10

Business il very active, bothat auction, At pri-
yatc sale. and aunoDs the iobbeis-wtsh the latter
more especially All desirable goods, aud mo'e
particularly cotton goods conttnte to apprecie.t~
The demand ie stesdy for brown sheetiu.s and
sh1rtings. and heavy goods over yard wide haze
further advanced B1eached goeds are nlso higher
goods has been reduced 50 per cent 1t Is es:inla
ted Drills are dull P1In:s have advanced to 2pe
for oil M psin1rat s & The ifaa is n:iak
e Weoleng aIs more ac1e thuags the s st1m; ;ua
a. a; icss f9E ~
Ctatirge are in demand. aad siik mixtures. Low
ceo ea.fness ata now snt 0F M u
aarosatiess. HiarE dceaktra ar /: rp:sS...iy.
fs9uest, uEder & s,eady demand 70. eonsump,ion
With law etccss. which must uecessitass further
advance in price. Closking and ovcrcoat beavers
a7e IN good request. Fiarnts continue In grea.
demand. ard prices aze fnrth=r advancing upward
short supply. ard are mostly sold to arrive. For-
eiau Gorus arc active, BIZ. mostly st action, wheze
tbe open eoppet:tion Of buyers p:e:1,cs better
especially e1 French s deia1nes and meriaoez. Tae
imports last week wes. ff,a1.M9-cq1d
in value to those Of 1861. French woss,eds are in
sgll at private trade coed prices and ayc scarce
Wo1steds from the bulk Of the new 1nportattons
Of dry goods. and arc very desirable Eood.- Tbs
and % modes. % Fam defines ana meriaoes : sss II
great denaad, which the supply falls TO sl.isfr-
bombazi;scs arc also in greater demand Dress
silks sell more readily at auction, but Io* b1l:ka
a,e most inquired f,r in private, In wooleus the
most activity is for feary eooas-ase7ers. &C.
tions seam likely to continue large through the
season. T1der the heavy internal -alti54. 80 lis
srs produced ct LEGS cost abroad thin at homc /;
THE more than counter rbalances the heavy thrift,
which operates cE1ef1y in preventing the i.opor.
tasion OF any but dea1fah1e goods. sui.ed to the
tase aid wants OF censu1szz, ike ,Forsteds, de.
lanes zId meftnoes.
, 1862-11-10

UNITED STATES CouKT-D.fore Ron Thomas
Drununoud- -Charcrr5-No. LAC referred to
take proof and reports. No. 3o0-report OF
sale by master fled and confirmed. No. 45S
decree entered. COMMON LAw-No. 375
hearing resumed, evidence concluded and
under instructions ofcourt submitted ojury.
verdict. defendant guilty. No. S79-jury
wnlyed and cause submitted to court. Issue
for plaintiff md defendant moves for a new
trisl No. 395-dismiesed ut plaintiffs costs,
on motion Of plaintiffs attorney, No, 394-
leave to defendant to examine witnesses
vhose depositions have been taken BIZ plain
tiff; cause continued to December term, No.
3se-testmony heard and submitted to jury.
Issue and Judgment for plaintiff, with dana.
yes $3193,2L No. 403-aolle pros, entered to
third count and jury called to try issue; judg
nent for plaintiff, $4,000. No. 4u-James
Il. Irvine r.. Chicago. Burlington and Quincy
Railroad Company waa then called for trial
This is case which mas attracted some atten
tention from the peculiar questions which
have been raised. Plaintiff WAS conductor
in employ Of the defendant, andwhile in tht
Performance Of the duties Of hls position, {
collision occurred on the road, resulting In sc
rious injury to him. He now sues for dama
ges- The injury was received as long ago a
1856, and the amount claimed is sc, 900. Th'
main question involved in the case is whethel
the careleeenees or neglect OF one employe'
rtrdtrs tic ccm!.aoy 1:able fer Jury re:e!ye.
+ :--;.-:..-:-r t-1f!--::cc t.r-uss such careless
, 1862-11-10

NEW Y0RK, Nov. 8-F1oEE- Market is 55gtoc
he:ter. with fair business dong fo: hoEs u.s anl
speculation Sales 1l,i0 br1s at IS S5G5 95 FIR
s IS for enper western; $6.tf@s 20 for common to
medium extra western: SC SaGI6 95 for coulmon to
good shipping brands szt!s ro9"d hoop OHIO and
and firm. Canadian t.ur SC, '0c better, with mod
crate bueinese doiug Sales At $6 aM5i s. for 1u-
ron; rs geo4e to sse sh"tss ds ezra Eys
ateady. with moderate sa1es at previous prices
NnlsKT-Tnchanged, ea1es 401 brls. at $40
s:Kc-1he latter price for E. and D:
doing; ss1es 1850 bu Chicago spring a. ft 1.Gl
81 IS: 2,c00 bn. Milwaukee club At II 7f@1- 81 !;
5000 bu. amber Iowa at 81: 3aD1 as: 6a.oo0 bu
Michigan at II 43h@t 45;. 1880 hu white NIGH
gan at f1.5s@!.es; yev1 'bu- red asa.e at 81 100
81; 6Im ha wnite ni1ois - a. ,; Sl;a6; ; 91 m;
St43G1 80. RE quiet, and without ma:erial
ehnnse 1 aaa Zoo Sa esads eaes 81
request st about pIevtous prices. Sales III coo
bu at 71G71K for shipping mixed western. tncsu-
for re eastern; @ 0aG5c for damaged aud heated: IS
moderate demand It 59G6sc.
on1e % and unchanged. Sales 500 bids. Including:
Cuba at 1cs<, and New Orleans at 10A@lOzc. No:
lasscr quiet. Sales 10 hhde Barbadoes It &c; 81
HoTs-Hops rnle Tczy quiet. Prices firm 1t $50
&c for new.
PRor1s1oss Pork dull hessy.and shade essie,
Sales $50 hrls at ST. s9K@l45 for mess
$ll EO tcr prime Beef more active. and price.
unchanged Sales 10 tc0 brls st s N@7u0 fo
country prime; $8 UD1o.75 foe country mess
| for extra 1ness; prime mees beef dun and psfce'
nom1na1'y and unchanged Cut raea.s ia fatr Do
hs1ns Ne notice ssle OF 500 hhas long cush
| up. N. T." Rae1n sides also tn good re4uns
The market suse~ ve!y firm Sles $50 htls: p.z
| ve<,e1n do: 6kc for city cut short rtooad: 8K 70
do bellies Smoked meats in moderate dsmaod
Eelrs 1Ca hhds empked Eldee at G4c. L21a 1a!e
, 1862-11-10

Meats quiet. Sales 5000 ng Hsm. at d., aud
6co pieces thort rib sides Il. 6Sc packed in boxes
Lard Is dull and easier. Sale. to-l4y wers 1l5
tieEces ketticzendezed at s,<c; 1so tie1ccs eteau
at BIC.
POTATOE5-Thc demand is active and under a
limited supply the market is lt:m and higher, with
Gales Of good to prime At GOO per bu.
BUTTER-Therc Is q fair inquiry by ehipp.zs,
and the 1Easke: Is steady and d.m. va quo:s
Common to Good at 12@t4c; Good to P.1me l1D
16c; Choice Dairy l7c-
EGGs-St11ct1y fresh Eggs are il fair demand at
1lHGG12c pc, doz-
uIDE5-The market rules finn and steady at
the following quotations: Green 5;696sc; Green
sa1ted 7H9sc; DRY Sailed 1zG1s:; DRY Flint
15@16e.
PoELTRr-Lirc Chickens are quiet at S! $50
t.50 per doz. There il tair demand for Live Tar.
keys at 5GGc z b.
CHEESE-F1tm and steady At 11@'lHc fol
New York Hamburg; ioDlo1S: IL. T;st:ra Re-
| eeEve. and e19c for State.
SALT-Coarsc and Fine Is quiet at IS GO pei
! barrel, and Liverpool Ground Alum at ITS de
| liyered,
, 1862-11-10

Majority fer Stuart, 1,4c0.
CLINTON COUNTY.
CAm11B, Nor. 7, 1852.
Editors Chicago Tribune:
The official vote Of Clinton county Is as fol
lows: Ingerson GIL, Allen 1.0sf, Aliens ma
jc,ity 44S; Butler Ci0, Starne LOSE; Bateman
GIL. Brooks 1,093; Congress, 18th district,
Smith G5G, Morrison 1071- Two years ago
Douglas had majority Of SAT.
sTALk COUNTY.
ToC1oS, Nov. :, 1862.
Editors Chicago Tribune;
You are mistaken in placing Stark county
In the Democratic column. We gave Iuger-
soil majority OF Ell votes. Henderson, how
ever, had a majority of 1893 over Lovejoy in
the county, which is considerably less th.n
3,ia hackers expected.
PUTNAM coCS1x.
Editors Chic=so Tribune:
Tie official vote Of Putnam county Is as
follows: I1gcrsoll 555, Allen 427, Ingersolrs
minority 12S; Loytjoy 500, Henderson 46s,
loyejoy's majority IL
Cass COUNTY.
BEAEps7owS, NOT. 6, 1862.
EG::ors Chicago Tribune:
Cass county gives about ESQ Democratic
majority. ...
MESARD COUNTY.
PETERSBURG. Noy.6, 1852.
EDITORS Chicago Tribune:
THIS county [Menard) gives Democratic
r,:jcri:3 Ct 19s.
MARION COUNTY.
SALEM, Nov. 6. 1862,
Editors Chicago Tribune:
The returus from this county {3larioD are
EFT all in, but there IS no doub: that it gives
a Democratic majority Of $50.
, 1862-11-10

SATURDAY EVENING. Nov. S, 1862.
FRE1GHTs-0pened quiet and closed easier.
The engagements were as follows: Prop Oneida,
corn, On private terms bark Naomi. corn at 15c-
both to Buffalo. schr Fulton, wheat ut askc; !;
echr White Squa1l, same at 2sc; schrs Woodruff
and Cambria tCanadian), same, via Port Coi5osne,
at ai13c-al1 to Oswego. Schr Oneida Cniel. corn
to Cape Vincent at 2tc.
FLOUR Received. 1860 bsls; shipped, $50
h1ls. Market inactive. Sales were: 10 brls
"Bunker Hi1l'' Winter ct Sc u; 800 brls "De7-
went NN'' choice Spr1ng Extra at $50; 100 brls
"Goodwin's Imperial Spring Extra At s5.05: leo
brls IL Browns Mills" [ced:7 Fal!s) do ut $5.0o-
all delivered.
wHEAT-Receised. 80, $50 bu. Shipped, IS SIS
Adeanced 1l2c per hu. Sales were: 5000 b1.
No Red at 93s: $50 bu do at 9ac; 1,201 bu do at
9akc: 5,ca0 hu do 1T 95c; 40 bu No Red at Csc !;
3aGo bu No spfing lin Num- s. 5cott'e) at o.c !;
4sQo bu do at 91c; s. $50 bu do at a1c; 25a0 bu do
at ssc; 2co0 bu No Spring At s5e; 200 bn do at
.5xc; 500 bu do at s6c; SO !u do at 7114c; 030
bu Rejected TED at SOC; II 0G0 57 do at 9ac; IL
bu do ut SIC; 400 bu Rejected Spring at G6c; 500
bu do at &c; 1900 bu do at CSC, $50 hu do at 6ac;
40 bu do at T0c-all in store; 5,1e0 bu No.
Spring at &c aAoat; $50 bags By sample, at SIC Oh
track
CoRS-Reccived, 1t6,ool bu. Shipped, at5, LIS
bu, Market a shade f1rmer. Sales we're: 10,G0o bu.
Mixed at 317{c afsat; 5000 bu do st Bic afioat
es COO bu do at soxc In store; LEGO bu do q: 3oc
In store 7C0 bu do at &c In sto1c; 5000 bu Re
jccted at a71{c in store; 2.too bu do at 274c in
store; 1860 bu do At nc In store; 40 bu do at
2tHc In etore.
OATS Received "a .6o2 bu- Firm aud more &C
tire. Sales, 7.ee0 bu No at s4a1c 0. 5.oo0 bu
do at a5cf b.;2500 bu do as &c in store; 1,ool
bu do at 3sXc in etore $500 bu do at SEC in store
eco bu Rejected at 3o4c in store; 800 bu do \. Sit
| in store.
RYE-Recelved, 80 bu- Market steady ant
unchanged. Sales were: s, 400 bu No at 4Sc II
! store; 400 bu Rejected It 40c In store
| BARLEY-Recetved. 4077 bu- Firm and I.
good request Sales. 400 bu Rejected at &c: 81
bu do at sic; LAOS bn do at eoc; 400 bu do at 95
all On track; 1s6 bags at s5c del: 81 bags 1t q
| On track; 800 bu at 31-C5 del; 400 bu Prime 8
$l.1o del. .......--..
COOPERAGE-Eaeier. Sales, 400 Pork Barrel
at s1se; Il, COO whisky barrel staves and Heading
at $500 per m.
BRAN-sales, 10 tons Braa at $7.7s In bulk o
track. ...
GuNN1Es- Sales. 1o.ooo Single aunniss At a5
| each. ..
PROVISIONS There Is little OF no Inquiry f
Mess Pork, and quotations ase nominal At $io.t
for county and e1oss for city packed. Bnl
, 1862-11-10
Hon. CnHefus NJ Clay on tic procla
NlAltQNa


Tim. Cassius N. CLAY was ereetod with a
-. s;o,s.o - n,1or TIN - sst1z,,
1a'se aueaeuee ~ olssAn na.i W SATURDAY eve
ming upon tho occasion Of his lecture: The
pror,an,ation. Thc encatcr +h,cnphont ,uaa
greeteo Win nea1ty applause. Our limited
space will only allow Of brief abstract.
After an annrouriate and eloquent introanc.
49, ~ ~ ea.,,;,.aa t,,.t 49, 80
Ion' N'' el3,, Autn''seu 'n'' NC A's'o not IT.
or ,fves and expenditure of ,oonev that tre
-. 49, .e sAN' w.
had r1ght 10 expect But II thSre were any
mistake on the part Of the Commandes.in-
Chief It wss That he has evcrc:se;1 tn, t,urb
1-,., r--,.. ...~..
4eoleucs aoo 1osoeaiaace 'o"atus the reeele.
He certain1y has made one grand mistake ,aud
he and all loyal men now see It. That mis-
,a1,a ,,.s IN ottar,nt7nor +o ,,ut ao-1 s,...on-
'aAe ~, "ao - 0.'pl's ~ ~. ou"n sla,e's
, 1862-11-10

THIS Is Jrs71cE cE-Johnny Comfort and Jack
Wilson gare Mag. Burns and MHi1 Lafeu1e se~
we're beating on Thursday night for which they
each in tie Police Court On rh', following morning
for being disordesly. Nothing WIS seen at the
bar Of that august tribunal Of either Of the men,
who. In place of the women. should have been
arr1ested:-7imss.
Consistency is jewel. This is Democratic
justice. Hoye-in Sherman made these new
police justices. The Times re-nominatad
them for office, and the Democratic party
voted for them at the lssr election. Thank
Heaven! only one Of them was elected They
have been repeatedly condemned by every
paper In the city, the Tines included, and Jet
the Democracy voted to support them!
PHILHARMONIC aocRTr's CoNCERTs.-The
tickets for these concerts are going of rsp-
idly. Already as many have been taken as
during either Of the previous SEASONS, and as
the number to be sold must necessarily be
limited to the capacity Of the Hall. those who
desire to attend the concerts this winter will
sec the importance Of securing their tickets
without delay. The great sale Of season tick
cts will fill the house and render it impossible
to obtain tickets for q single evening. Ar
rargements for the first concert are nearly
completed The music has been selected, the
rehearsals have commenced. aud the evening
viii soon be announced It will be In about
| tho weeks from the present time. The pro
, 1862-11-10

SoIREE.-A Soiree for the benefit Of the
Mercy Hospital, in charge OF the Sisters Of
Mercy, will take place on Tuesday evening,
Nov. 18th. It is designed to make It, one Of
the best Of the season.
, 1862-11-10

The Scotia with one davis later news FROM
Liverpool WAS tcleg1aphed this morning report
ing b1cadstufs steady and firm. Provisions llt
ard heavy. This news had the efftc. Of stiGening
the produce markets here and the leading articles
were shade better.
There was more active inquiry for wheat and
the market improved 1@2c 2 bu OF all descrip-
tions except No Spring which remained quiet at
yesterdays prices. No Red Winter sold at 9s: !;
No Red at 9sGe5c No Spring at ssa9ac No
aspiring at 75G76Kc; Rejected Red at s9191c ;
ard Rejected Spring at GG1s0c-
Holders Of flour showed more 1rmncss aud
would not make concessions to effect sales. Ship
pers, however, held back and transactions were
unusually light.
There Was dzner feeling in Ccrn and the mar
Eet was rather more active with sales Of mixed at
alG3155c aloat, and G23016c In Store.
Oats were in better request and shade higher.
with sales Of No at s7@33c. Rye was qniet ut
tsc- Barley ,yu1 in fa,r oeulald a1.I s.@lG;. Ill
wines nominal at s2Gl3sc- Provisions quiet
Potstces scarce and quiet Butter steady.
Lake ffcighta were quiet ara casisr wiin engage
nente for Buaslo at 15c for corn; for Oswego al
a1c for curn and Q5as1kc fer wheat by American
bottoms; 2117xc for wheat ria Port Colborne fol
| Caradian bottoms; aud a1c for ccrn to Capt
| Vincent.
, 1862-11-10
MARINE LIST.
2ERT OF CH1uERw.

ARRIVED. s,
stmr Sunbeam, Morgan, Two Rivers, aundz!es.
Prnp Fountain City, Pease, hu:lalo, sundriess
Prop WenoEa. Conkey: Bu1a1o, suntrirs-
Prop 1ady ffanklin. Napier, S. Joseph. 100 eds
Prop ostsTa. %afren. asg Mn.kegon, 100 N lumber
~ q shingles, IS N etayes.
Prop AchiSa9; Chspma4: Qs4cnsbnrgh, suudries.
Bark Sovereign Of the Lakes. Jennings, Bay City,
80 lumber, 2.ls0 bris salt.
Prop ne1timae, Evans; Buffalo. 1z5 m lumber.
Schr Mary Hanson, St Joseph, 81 brls apples, S m
ttayes.
s&hr Muskegsn. Meyea. Pu,cisez's Pier, s5 eds
schr oneid: cbist, Fitzgerald, BaG.lo. Is n 1nn,
her. eundEfes
sctr Geo E Puritan, Reddick, Buffalo. LIS m lum.
ber.
scir Morning Light. Hes, Cleveland, 100 tons pig
STIR 6 1 Newman, Jones. St Clair, 1s5 m lumber,
60 m lath.
schr Sutherland, Thomson, St Joseph, 50 m 1uu.
schr Belle Stevens, Wilson. St Joseph, 1,1oo rail-
schr Joaephfne Dresden, Finncgau, Charlottesville,
sehr Elya, Sinclair White Lake, 70 n, lumber.
schr . Campbell, Harris, oconto, 1U0 N lumber,
schr Col Glover. Miller. Grand Haven, e5 N 1um.
Der, 100 N shingles.
| Schr Albany. Paulscn, Centervf1e, 70 eds wood
Schr Geo Knapp, Davis, Two Rivers, 105 m lum
schr Challenge. Mcrae, Green Bash, g eds wool
! Schr Pioneer, Thomson. uo,land. 81 II stayes
ssar MeEicfan. Dennins, Buffalo, 1aU eds wood.
sehr Spencer, Rye1sou, Muskeson, 80 n luu.
her.
Schr ri Color, kirs. St Joseph, 1.GD hoop poles
| schr Harrison, Lee, ilanistee, 1t0 m lumber.
CLEARED Nov. 8.
Stmr Sunbeam. Morgan, Two Rivers, su1drtes.
PlcP gtla~a, Warren. StnsSe$o1- r.
Irtp Lady Franklin s: jo-cph sunflsies. J..
| Hr1k Lafrinfer, Scott. Buffalo, 24G o bu corn.i
BARK 4 Nlchois. Graves, Bairalo. is,GOl bu ehsn,
Bask G Wlnslow. Rumaee, Buffalo. as.eeji .bu
sehr %,nss Of the morning, s:rattou. Dsaalo,
schz Commodore Foote, Hall, Ozwego, 1850 'br
| corn.
| Schr Euen. Morgan. Ossego, 4itO1 hu cn-u
sehr II 4 Richmond, Thornton, Buffalo, Il, SO h1
/ wheat.
Schr Yorktown johnson. Brff1!o. 4, 500 ba waeat
| Schr Boeton. Brown. BatInlu, 17.G5u bu wheat.
sehr australia anderson. oswe1;o. II, ,5oJ hu corn
, 1862-11-10

Below, We give the official vote for the mofe
prominent Of the town officers In South and
North Chicago. They were canvassed by
the town Boards on Saturday and the results
declared as appended. In canyassing the
votes Of the South town, the second precinct
Of the4th ward and Bridgeport we're thrown
ont entirely, for informalities which most
clearly justified the Board in their action. No
,tturns at alt were made from the second pre-
cinct Of the 4th ward, the Board receiving
only the bags Of votes which 0. course 1en-
ders the town election in that precinct void.
In the case of Bridgeport the returns were
not signed by either of the judges or clerks.
This secures the election Of the entire South
Town Union ticket. The entire Board, Demo-
cratic members and all, concu1red in the ne
cesssity.
In tile following tables, the lett hand col.
| umns indicate Republican candidates, the
right, Democratic:
| OFFICIAL VOTE FOR TOWN OFFICERS OF
i