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DEATH OF CHARLES L. DlssEL1.-IntellI-
Gence WIS received By the Board OF Trade yes.
terday morning that Charles l.. Biesell, esq,
for many years n prominentand active for 1ard-
Ing aud commission merchant of this city,
died at Bolivar, Tenn, OF injuries received In
recent battle. Hc was adjutant Of the 1oth
Michigan regiment. The 1amentcd deceased
had been member Of the Board Of Tr1de for
twelve years. His death will be mourued by
q large circle Of friends and business acquain-
, 1862-10-28

OFFER OF 1 BANSER-We are authorized
to state that the Young Mems Working
Club. Of this city, will present beautiful
banner to the town or Enrd Ia this county,
which gives the laEgest majority for the Re-
publican CEion ticket on the 4th Of Novem-
Der. This is prize well worth striving for;
and ne urge our friends, and particularly the
young men, throughout the county to go im-
uediately about the business Of the election,
aud sec whowill get the banner! We under
e'asd that In the city the sharpest competi-
ton will be in the First, Fifth and Sixth
Wards.
, 1862-10-28

Smith ao'd White s. Rei4neman 10 head, aye.ac-
itg ltG1 ns ut So sh
K1sf'Sk~ays s = sola Livingston II head averaging
E!y seld Hancock 1ss Lead, averaging 1858 Ms
slr eca sold Hancock 80 head, averaging sss ps
.1as5ings sold Hancock % heaa Averaging sss b,
Morris. Rinueman 4 Waixell eold Hancock 80
hrad. averaging ,910 1Ds at 81 70.
knbfns sold Hancock 81 head, averaging 9s2 b,
Ball cold Beland Is head at S9a5,
hylet told Powell Is head, averaging 957 bs at
Dsban sold Green % head, averaging 1cet ma at
paba1l sold Alden st head av1raglng 1oss n, At
mahs1l sold Hughes is head, Is head, averaging
.Jordan fold ing gals 90 head, averaging LOSS Ds
Frys so1d Ingalls, 70 head. averaging 900 ba at
Dor cold Rtchmonl1 IT head, averaging 1,oaa ~
Ds at e. Is. ~''0'
HoGs-Received yesterday, 8.5s7 head. Market
fhado better: The sales foot up soma 2,703 at
range Of $s.18D3.s.3@. The Gales Include the FOL-
fn7r4rn.
, 1862-10-28
CHICAGO DAILY MARKET.

MONDAY EVENING, Oct. u, 1867
FRE1GHTS-Advanced 56@1c Per buahel. The
engagements were: To BuFFALo-Bark Watson
and sch1. Fox corn, at 15c; echt. Chenaugo, corn,
at 1538c; schr- B. II. Brown, corn, at 18c; schrs.
Tom sime, Ell Bates, Jo. N. Cochrane, and Sweep
stakes. all with wheat, at tic.
FLOUR-Recelved, 7,G4l brlg.; shipped, $3.50
br1s. Market dull and about 20c lower. Sales
were: so brls. Ste. Genevievo" winter at 60 90 ;
80 br1e. ''Caldwel" at $8.25; 100 b.1s. "Gtey
Fo1" spring extra at t5.10; 230 bris. sPFen-
nfnge at s. 90; 900 bse. uneounl winter at Is O)
$50 bsls. s'Pratric State" at $3.50; 100 brls.
Spring extra at $50; 100 brls. uneound winter
ut $4.10: 90 brls "Auburn ~ spring extra at $475
600 brls. spring extras onp.t.
WDEAT-Receivcd 70,325 bu.; shipped, 49. 800
bu. Market dull and unsettled. Salea: WRITER
5000 bu. No. Red In store at 97xc; 2,0o0 bu. do.
al 97{c; 5000 bu. do. at pic; 1.2e0 bu. Rejected
Red In store at 9ic; 1000 bu. do. At 934c: 400
bu. do. at o3c. SrK1sa-7.c0o bn. No. Spring in
etorc at SIC; 1,0o0 bu. do. at s5kc; 1000 bu. do.
at SIC; 2co0 bu. Rejected Spring In store at 76c;
2,N0 bu. do. at 75c.
CoRN-Receiyed, 1864 bu; shipped, 81, $50 bu.
Market 1c lower. Sales: 500 bu. Yellow Mixed
aloat at 33xc; 5000 bu. High Mixed aloat at
aHc; 10000 bu. Mixed aloat at 10000 b. Red
Mixed a1loat at size; 6o,c00 hu. Mixed Corn in
store at sac Is, COO bu. do. at aac; 1900 bu do.
at31c; 10000 bu. do. {short rcceIpte) at stc a.
tn bn. Rejected Corn IN store At 2sc; 5000 5u do,
atssKc. Closing dull.
oAT5-Receivcd, 14.45a bu; shipped. sa5 bu.
Market steady. sa1es: 0.0,0 bu. No. in store at
Sc: 1900 bu. do. at 32Hc,
RYERece1sed, 102l bu. Market ehade bet.
ter. Sales: 1900 bu. No. in store at 50c: 1,603
In. do. at 501c: 1000 bu. do. at 5o4c.
BARLEY-Recetved, $3.50 bu. Demand good.
and market steady. Sales 400 bu. No. 2 In store
at SIC: SEQ bu. do. at 63c. By sample: los bacs
choice at *l.25; los bags good At SLOT; 400 bu.
Medium at Sc; aio bags Rejected at 7oc. All On
track.
SEEDS Timothy active. Sales: ooo bu. Primo
s1G5.
u1Gnw1NEs- Quiet. Sales: 10 brls at sake,
MESS poRK-steady. Sales . % bzls. Country
HESS at flo 50; 40 bsla. II. Q. at $3.50.
LARD--Prime is held at oAc. Buyers offering
9c.
TALLo"-S5 bsls. city at 10Kc.
GUSNIEs-so bales at &c each.
Co0PERAGE-4f0 Pork barrels at $1S3.
SUGAR9-Raw grades still continue firm at out
side quotations. Refined are shade easier. We
quote:
SUGARS
New Orleans, common to fair. .1oHM1ox
prime 70 choico co......-....1t4Dta
Porto Rico. airto choice ...........,,,,10 mu1
n. 7. Refined, powdered 3nd
RrauulAted .14lGAt4k
While, coffee, 6ls&
So1ee, e,b..................13 Gtt8X
Coheo, o.-....-,-.-..-.. .1340l2X
H1DEs-Aazket shade drner. Our quosations
are:
Dv Flint ............ ........
nny nsy .........- @15H
Green Sailed. ..........,.,,....,,,,-K as
..M1 I'LL >. .....+,...-.....s..-..- 110
mp -''.'s....-....-........... q 9X
IACoA %
EGdS-14@1sc . dog.
foULfRY-Chlckens Per dox l500l.75; Tur-
keys y u 4K65c+
, 1862-10-28

w Al Mt ED-One purchaser In
ING MACHINE: ETon go to g g pEoas par r. vee1 sl!
nike s. oQ stitches minute; Will KILT pair Of stock
ine1 o. Sock il d,een mtnnte4; mAsns vsE1sty q
slecSes, Clouds sontas1 Rgoets Military S.sass g
We III gre 70 oae pesso1 u csGh soMnenip sae e
IN eseh te.nshlp which viii enable tasE 70 earn ths
Wondr:fdi machine, aud every large taG1iy VIII hs7e
ono. Prica 4H. Secure JouE tovrship. For circular
with Etamp} BKAE8ON EIIIoT, General Axent1,
i+9 IAke gEeet ChlesZo. IL. cl4vEi-1m
, 1862-10-28

STEALING HoRsrs-A man named Franks
was arrested yesterday Tor stealing horses, by
false representation. The horses belonged to
Vim. Lii, the brewer, and had strayed away
from the pasture in the northern limits OF the
cit1. They we're taken up in the country aud
adGe1tisrd. The advertisement was answered
By Franks who claimed the horses and took
them to Fairbu1y, on the Peoria and Oquawka
railroad, where he was arrested for the offence
0e has been committed for trial
, 1862-10-28

Observation-Disclosures ad-
w vtrt.scr having had eighteen years expe.ieEce
In Ill branches Of the ioonIn. aud retail trade OF Hard
vars !rt ste.es &e land hna traveled three .ess)
Ean.ger Of > country concern Or clerk 10 The city
Can produre unexception4hie references as to ch
Rcfer 1t rap&cty for busness eay End entrusted
cago. ocl1 va05,3N
, 1862-10-28

Flour nnd Gra1u In Store in Chicago.
The following tablo shows the amount OF -four,
nheat and corn in store in this city to-day, COM
pazcd with the amount in ato1o week ago, and
the corresponding date laet year:
, 1862-10-28

WANTED.-Eight or ten good
good pay by applying 70 HIRAM WALKEK wind 1or.
CauAtA West. 0slyf6Rlm
, 1862-10-28

" AN NTED.-Persons requiring
~ help: to call 1t the Kmis7ans sud Employment
Block where may Be found uale and ienaale he!o tx
cisy I'D country 0rde1, tEoW the country R%EeTos!. p
HAMILTON. Persons with good References w4ut.nz
respectable situations. may n1i such It this o:ee-
Ril1S-t6iS
, 1862-10-28

Mrs,cA1.-Dr. Dunham' singing classmeets
again tomorrow evening. All who desire to
get tie tull benefits Of the course, should be
on hand Mt haif-pass seven o'clock, at the Mu~
sicl Union rooms, In La1mon Block.
, 1862-10-28

war Claim Blanks tor a1ls at thia otac-
Widows Destination for Bounty and Arrears,
soldfozs' Declaration Tor Bounty and A..oasu.
Application Of Mother for Peusion.
Hcin Declaration for Bounty and Arrears.
surgeons c.. tncaaes At Sofdiafx' DtaAnilIty.
Otheete' Certificates OF Soldters' Disability,
Seut By maui. postpaid, It seventy: :nve eants per
Qo1e. Aadrtaa TRBUHx OFFICE,
Chicago, Ilinoti.
, 1862-10-28

WANTED-Geoilemen, Ladies,
W CT returned Soldiers wishing pleasant and
profitable 81 4! eSP'ti .9d xh,ch
DRL1BLE Mal:K1NG PENCIL 4 neat aud useful
a,ttcle (and no hnmhu1. and for marking linen tho
receipt q *..oo or sample peqe terms &c. 50 cents
ID stamps. Or simple Of mafk!aG. oae staMp Addrea
tr4I H77,Sm
, 1862-10-28

pEIsoSAL.-Ex-Guv.R Randall OF Wisconsin,
assistant postmaster general; Hon. John 4.
.Ksssop, IL c. elect from Iowa; Col. Noxen,
Capt EDDY, Capt. Charles 4. Goodman, Q. s.
Army; Hon. ". P. Burial, Connecticut; Ed
wsrd Dexter, Boston; Hon. VIM. Penn
Clarke, Iowa; Richard 0. Cheney, Esq, Hart
ford, Conn; s. G. Parkhurst, Dwight john
son, Ntw York; G. ". Vest, and Vim. Henry
Davis, Esq., Cincinnati, are stopping at the
fremont House,
, 1862-10-28

P0ULTRY-Ch1ckensp per dox $l.500l.75; Tu.-
eyp n b {x6Sc.
, 1862-10-28
Provisions in Gin,

New York Cotton markct-Oct. Is.
Has been lightly dealt In at 6014D6lHc a h for
midd1ings. Sales 800 bales.
, 1862-10-28
Secret Rtbtl Organizations il
Chicago.
4 REBEL DOCUMENT M IN clRcy-
LATf0N.


kAA&UNt
Civil War in Illinois Threatened.
That tlcre Is secret reasonable orzanIzl-
ton in our midst, inaugurated for the purpose
OF giving aid and. comfort to the rebels, ad-
mits not Of doubt. It's numbers are large,
It's meetings are held regularly, and as an IN.
direct method Of accomplishing their Internal
objects they have espoused the Cause of the
Tory Democracy, and the Tory Democracy
plays into their hands with willingness aud
earnestness which cannot but satisfy the most
exactipg OF JEFF. Davis mtnIons.
L few days eince we published document
which Is in circulation In Southern Illinois.
We reproducelt:
RESISTANCE TO TYRAMTs tt; IS OBEDIENCE
TO ALL PATRIOTIC HKE IN THE uN1TED STATES.
Whereas The repeated violations Of the consti-
tuition Of the United States by the present party
in power do most seriously threaten the Liberties
Il the people, and :snd to the destruction q con
c5atic republic. we who arc hereby united IL o..
der to check these outrages upon the rights Of
loyal citizens and to prevent the government from
t.olscd BY u1scrupu1ous fanatics. "do pledge our
cur snS gHf Ps;4 sseFea
Aine that no more citizens ehal be illegally A.
rested and detained. and that we will resent such
usu!pation in every legal aod psaeeaole mode, aud
God-Girtn rfgbt-phytfcdl resistance to de*potle
f>oarev Ae 1aet resort, We will raise the flag Of
ou1 father. and ca!l az eoagenia! &pl5its tn ths
to to q rig
Of his Country and bis COMP Of rs. '
The circulation Of the above document Is
net confined to Egypt, It has reached this
city, and In one OF two instances has fallen
into the hands Of loyal men. Itpoints unmis-
taeably to the existence of branch OF the
Knights of the Golden Circle or some other
equally reasonable organization In our midst
The rebel SPY, Dr.. Burroughs Of Memphis, ar
rested in this city on the 10th of July last,
among bis confessions openly ackno wledgcd
TINT he attended tie meetings which were
then held upon Randolph street. Thesociety
afterwards removed to State street, subse-
quently to private house on Adams street.
4 Vigilance Committee discerned their
whereabouts, and they again removed their
location to SONG more convenient and Sc
comno*ed ~ snnthasaa.a Ta..e "es 10y .uu'ly
v;ra;nianeN Nhn. r-osas,,S 4ar0 N.r1s a. .hu
- ~ -. - A'o44ne1o Aof'es
1o,n ~ 4ha s>oro o,.n.,
statement made in n late report to the reoel
Congrss that they had aiders and sympathizers
xa-4hwas7, !, .ss -" s-s..-al p.l4u0. ~ VI tue
.,s @ 'A~ s'A@1n.1 - 1ale!nla-
Tins organization will attempt TO accom-
push lis designs at the ensuing November
, 1862-10-28

B Devote your quarters 10 the ladies at
Bryan Hall.
, 1862-10-28
THE CITY.


FLAG PKEsENTAr1oS.-The flag to be do
nated to the E'gin Battery, Capt. Geo. ".
Renwiek, by E. h. Hadduck, esq. will be
presented this afternoon ut three o'clock.
, 1862-10-28
fB The best restaurant in the CITY is at

1nquests.
SAD DEATH.-Upon Saturday afternoon, the
Coroner held m inquest upon the body of q
little boy seven or eight years Of age, son Of
Major stolbrand Of the I'd Illinois Artillery,
whose residence is On Mohawk street, be-
tween Clybourne avenue aud Blackhawk
street. The little fellow was found dead upon
the track Of the Rock Island R abroad, at the
Michigan Southern junction, SIX miles from
the city. There we're no marks Of injury upon
the body save few slight bruises upon the
hesd, but the TACT that the child was tying
upon his face with sand bedded into his uoae
and ears, induced the belief In the minds of
the jury Of inquest that in some manner he
had fallen from train and, stunned by the
blow, lay with his face In the sand until he WAS
eutfocated. The last known Of him he left
bis home with little German lad who lost
him at the Post Office, but how he came at
the junction is a m ystery not Jet explained.
CuoKED TO DEATH.-A very singular accl-
dent occurred On Sunday, by which 1naa
named Anthony Gallagher, living upon Main
street in Bridgeport, came to his death almost
Instantly. He had been out with his team
upon the prairie, and upon his return stopped
ut a touse to get some food, leaving his team
unhitchea. While In the louse his team
started. He hastily put large piece Of meat
In his mouth md ran after them. He had gone
hut short distance when he WAS observed to
stagger ard fall. Tic inmates Of the house
went to him Immediately and found him dead.
The postmo7ttns examination held by Dr.. Ross
resulted IN finding the piece Of meat tightly
wedged into bis windpipe, thereby causing his
death Instantly. The deceased was an old man
and leaves wife but no children.
DIED OF DEL1n1CM TREMESs.-Paolo Ad-
ami, an Italian halter doing business at 13l
Clark street, died yesterday in dellrium tre-
mems, at his residence at the above numb2r.
The Coroner held IN inquest and verdict
Was rendered inaccordance with the facts
Deceased had been an Incorporate man for q
1orC time
, 1862-10-28

Seeds in New TOrk--Oct. rs.
4 moderate business has been transacted In Cal
cntta 1lnseed at s. IS, and domestic rough fax at
81 sOGl2.45 3 bu. Other Kids quiet.
, 1862-10-28

NT A N T E 1.-Two hundred
" Cavalry Horses wanted At the we.s Side s,,es
Stablef Corner OF Caus. AID West WAsht1.tap
for which the highest prices Ttl1 b. paid. .--~.
ec-%SG511w j. D. BECKETT
, 1862-10-28

NJ ANTED-1n n Lun1bcr and
Grain Business, IN q country town in Ilncts.
an efficient. worthy mAu. gu ck and a1curata IN
rsurea = eapaole Of keea!nE accouut* u siG2lo
=. Lumber Merchant. care OF Adams ,n&e, chics 20,
Ill. !" until October 10Th nc.1rfi!tu,
, 1862-10-28

A77EsT1oS.-We call especial attention to
the card Of McNally s. Co., in another col
umn. It will interest al lovers Of shaks-
rcarc.
, 1862-10-28

~ N q q EEF F. II G K e II H.
Nev Stone PscktnE Hcuaa, nrar Tho tnts.ss cktoa M
A, cher Road and Gfoye attuet South 8,de CeboAEu.
OdIce 1t A. G. Ba.Eer Co = BANKING Bouss. ooEnse
OF E4udolph and Dearborn streets. P1Etcu}At 4ta1-
don ftysn to tho curing Of DuHe,d1 celebrated
Hams and Enx1iah Meats
CuAs. Du11uI0. [oc1hr3s9 Anl z1c> d. HIfeA
, 1862-10-28

A GENTS WANTED-From $50
II to $*ul Ger month Is Z sic and y no humbuc' u
circulating tae hrst volnme of aeadeys Htst IT.
Gernsn languages With over siHty aEat e: e.
cravings For terms, &C.. amply iMne Eatsty e senu
Chtcs5o. III. Boz t1g7. oe1+Skta"
, 1862-10-28

W ANTED-A situation as Entry
1 1s Clerk. rook-Keeoer or C pyist. by person de-
sala,y. Hst goe d Ennwfed9e Of ths HatJware hn;s
reFs Adoress - i" Post Omce Boz s5I. Chicago
, 1862-10-28

TuE Police CorRT.-The docket Of the
Police Court yesterday showed molly array
Of drunk and dieorderly cases, the result Of
Sunday sprcee. There were no cases worth
particularizinE.
, 1862-10-28

MANUFACTURERS or Cu1cAGo.-EspecIal
attention is directed to an advertisement
urder this hesdipg in to-day's advertise
snents. 1t is Of great importance that all
manufacturers should attend the meeting this
eytning at the Board Of Trade rooms. L
mtmc,ial to government will be presented
for action relative to the United States tux
, 1862-10-28

DOARDING-Severals suites Of
, roous furnished or ur furnished With board fox
Families. inquire At the yuFusr H1n%e No u EarE
strert- GLASS & O. DRIGEi Fropt1esor1-
ntf0 s307 In
, 1862-10-28

Superior Court during part Of last week, but
the press OF other matter on our columns
prevented is appearance. Having been dis
posed of e1veral days since In favor of the
city, and there being no particular interest at-
tacl I'd to It, VIC do 1ot consider it worth the
space 1t will requ'r,, and therefore defer its
publication altogether.
Unwittincly Told the Truth.
Dr.. Davis, who was the tail Of Dick Mer-
r'ck's kite at the Bryan Hall tory meeting, on
Saturday evening, made a speech In the
courkc Of which he ra7e vent to statement
which, for the credit Of the Doctors Loyalty,
We suppose he did not mean. It expressed
exactly however the real animus OF tha Chi
cago Times and Its clique of tories who got
up that meeting. lie said: "As soon as the
Republicans are ousted and the Democrats
come into power, they will bling this rebel
lion to successful termination" By an uu-
fortunate expression he hit the nail square on
the head. They sciu bring the rebellion to
successful termination BY concluding dis
honorable peace by more dlshonorab1e com
promise. The blundering Doctor spoke out
accidentally what the tories only dare think
and thereby let the cat out of the bag. Re-
move the fear Of Fort Warren from before
their eyes and they would speak It openly
where now they Indirectly hint,
, 1862-10-28

Coon Suocr1Sc.-C. L. Wilson, esq., the
Secretary of Legation ut the Court Of st.
Jfu,ss, who is nov at home on fur1ough, In
company with friend, went to Calumet last
week, and in two days shot four hundred
ducks. They report that the sport is excel
l.rt, rs well they may, Judging from the above
hrlcndid sccrc.
ES1A1GED AND -Hesler's
Gallery, LIS Lake street, after having been
closed tor sometime past, for the purpose Of
er1argirg and rs1ttinga and furnishing through
out, will open to the public on Thursday, the
:Dlh. Mskc a note OF it and 60 and see one
o1 Tie finest and best arranged Photograph
G,l;cries in this country.
, 1862-10-28

ACCIDENTAL sad accident occurred on
ILursday on the farm Of G. 8. Hubbard, In
the town Of Thornton. Mr.. Ward, the farmer,
rhile engaged in threshing grain became Gu
tapyled in the thresher whereby he had Ills
rIeht ar1a broken twice and had the upper
muscles torn way. It Is feared amputation
:sill he nee :ssarE.
, 1862-10-28
YOUNG MEMS UNION Rally AT
Bryan Hail..

Thursday Evening, October 80, 1862.
Ihe1c Will be d Mass Meeting OF the Young Men
Of the city Of Chicago. who arc In favor Of sup
porting the government; prosecuting the var, aud
crushing the rebellion, on Thursday Evening, oc-
tober 3Ith, 1861, at Bryan Hail.
No. person ovez the age Of seventy -aye years will
speak.
The following gentlemen will address the meet
Ing:
]. D. Ward, Wtrt Dexter,
E. 4. storrs, Ell Asay,
John Lyle King, F.A Eastman.
, 1862-10-28
r. Go to Bryan Hall and help the little

Homo Of tile Frfena{ess Festival.
Do rot forget to 60 to Bryan Hall for your
dinner to-day. The ladies will expect you,
and will furnish you sumptuous dinner and
will prove the most courteous aud attentive
Of walters. Buy ticket for the evening while
you are atou. it, as this is positively the last
time the sold Folks Kitchen II will be ex-
hibited. It will be worth quarter to see the
old time spinning and carding, and to witness
the pasing-bee and quilting. And then the
old fashioned songs, accompanied By rioliu
and clarionet, will electrify you. A baud Of
music will be in attendance every night
throughout the Festival.
Its particularly requested that all con:ribu-
lions to the dinner tables be brought to Bryan
Hall by IL o'clock each day, Those tiadingit
more Convenient may take their donations to
any Of the following places: North Side
Mrs. 4. H. Hoge, corner Of Illinois aud VOL
colt Streets; West Side-Mrs..J. G. Hatnes,
corner of sangamon and Van Buren, streets,
and Mrs. Buchanan, near Union Park; South
siae-Mre. Frank Gray, 1888 MicIgan Avenue,
andsAlrs. D. B. Chambers, 95 Indiana avenue,
CoRnEcT1os.-The name "John Corbage"
candidate for Oye1seer OF Highways Ia the
west town Of Chicago, upon the Republican
Union ticket, should read t*John Corbldgc.''
D- Fair ladies, fine oysters, and good mu-
sic at Bryan Hall
w The 29th Wisconsin volunteers lave
sent home an allotment Of S19,337. The
handsomcst on record.
ET See advertisement OF scholarship for
Eale In proper column.
, 1862-10-28

Acc1EEH7 on TIE ROCK ISLAND RAILROAD.
Mr.. F. n. Pilgrim, freight conductor on the
Rock Island rnilrcad. met With an accident on
the oith inst, By freight car running over
his foot, at Geneseo, crushing 1t 50 severely
that it is feared an amputauon will be
, 1862-10-28

~ AAk Aux LIZ EAkE Q1 CQ8f1{T.
New CuCRcu Ep1f1cE,-The First Metho.
dist Eris scopal Society are now erecting fine
church structure on the corner Of Indiana
avenue ard Commerce street. 1t ia to be a
plain, neat, substantial stone building in the
G4thic style Of architecture, with half open
tinlocred roof, md high pointed windows Of
siai1cd glass. The extreme length will be
sescntg-aEe feet, width forty feet The audi
enee room will be thirty-two feet in height.
1he church will comfortably seat about 100
pczsors and will cost 81, 900. The walls arc
nov nearly halfway up and the present fall will
sec the exterior finished. o. l.. Wheelock is
ire architect; Geo. Chambers, mason; and
AMOS Grapnis, carpenter.
r. Go to the Home for the Frfcnd1ess
Fair.
BISHOP LEE--Thc Right Rev. d. ", Lee,
D. D., B:ehop Of the Diocese of Iowa, reach.
Cd this city on Saturday morning, en- route for
his home. Hc has been IN attendance On the
tFi1eoPal Triennial Convention, at New
York. aud, By his patriotic course and noble
ufserances, has contributed no little towards
placing that important body of the Protestant
church, in their action on the state of the
country, night upon the record. The Bishop
preached on Sunday morning at. Trinity
Church, In the afternoon at St. James. and
In the evening at St. John'e, Collections
we're taken up on each occasion, for missions
IN Iowa, snd handsome sum was realized.
Bishop Lee Lett for Davenport yesterday:
E- Oysters and all the Injuries at Dryan
JE"ELhf.-i will interest all those desf-
Tous Of obtailing the latest STYLES Of fewe,rr
TO know that a q. Miller, the VEL, lno.n
jewelicr at l2G Lake street, has thorongh1v
supplied bis extensive establishment with y
stock, Which, in quantity aad quality, will
bear comparison with any In tho West. Ali
OF the ne" styles OF pins, ringr, chains, brace
1eta and brooches may be procured there upon
terms which cannot tail to tust the purcha-
ser. Housekeepers desiring to furnish forth
their tables with superior article Of plate.
will find 3 beautiful assortment of patterns to
choose from and can depend upon obtaining a
genuine article In all the various depart
ments Of jewelry, ranging from pearl and dis.
mond tets to the more ordinary wear, bis
stock Is ample and most judiclously chosen.
In this respect HI. Miller enjoys peculiar i'd.
vantage, being practical Eastern jeweller,
thoroughly conversaut Hith tho details Of the
business and Intimately acquainted With the
resources OF Eastern establishments. Mr.. NJ,
by strict attention to his buslneas, and his
K1oWJfHprn rf tic ~
, 1862-10-28

CHICAGO CATTLE MARKET.
MONDAY EvKxrNu. Oct, y, 1851
BEEF CATTLE- The recstpts 1t tho yarious
yards yesterday were "a follows:
sa!0! W4A !. 3AQa -....-%.....ss.. $50
Pittsburgh " ..........,..,,,,.9i 81
Cottage Grove I" ...............,,,,,..a59
1851
The market to-day Was shade bettcr, but with
out qnotablo advance. We giFe tho following
EA1ee:
1t $3.50, 'Nt"sA ATS" ~ -
, 1862-10-28

We INC unueftItncd. mo1orfty ofthe delccates
Union Convention. held a: metropolitan Hail on
ths a3d met. dos the purpose Of nomlna,ing town
ana a eo6aty Mcefs for election on the dtst Tues
al OF rs respectively cast our votes In favor Of
John Cuthhestfon for Justice Of the Peace OF sud
town, and NOW request that his name b. placed an
The town ticket Of North Chicago tnttcad of
Micbaal Mcguire. who has declined his nomina.
, 1862-10-28

.FHMESIa BIZ LAKH, LAn1 FoaTY-E1GHr HOURS.
z!o71 Wheat Corn O.to K7o Bar
hr}c- In. hu- hp. Gr bn
TO Buffalo,. $500 4a300 6E5s0 49,. 80. 49,.
To other ports 80. 49,. 1000 5e5 80. 49,.
, 1862-10-28
COM ~ ERCIAL.

MONDAY EVENING, Oct. q. 1852.
axRR1a 4oa LAsx FonrY-ElGHr aolax.
Flour. Whest. Corn. Oats. RYe. Billy,
brlS. hU. hu. hu mn I'm