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The Nevada Democrat., 1862-09-13
NeradA geuIutrat.
LOCAL MATTERS,

THUNDER SToRM.-We were visited last
night with severe rain storm, accompanied
BY heavy thunder and sharp lightning. The
storm commenced about three o'clock A. NJ
and continued at intervals until between six
and seven. The quantity of rain that fell must
have been considerable, as the streets in places
we're quite muddy this morning, and the dust
is laid in the roads in this viciuity.
DISTRICT CoURT.-The trial of the case Of
JefFery VS.. Baldwin, for the Glenbrook Race
Course, has been progressing in the District
court since Thursday morning. At noon to-
day, there were quite number of witnesses
in attendance to be examined, and it was
thought the case would not be concluded, so as
to be given to the jury, before Monday next.
ODD FELLOWS EMBLEM.-The 8" three
links" an emblem Of the Odd Fellows, has been
tastefully carved out of granite stone, to be
placed in the front wall of the Hall now being
erected for the Order in Nevada. The carving
was executed by Mr.. Ross, and considering the
difficulty of cutting granite, it must be pronoun-
ced an excellent piece of workmanship.
SNOW IN THE MoUNTAINs.-We learn
from Mr.. Simpkins, who arrived from Virginia
City to-day, that there was aterrifc snow storm
in the mountains last night. The snow extern
ded on this side, nearly TO Jackson's ranch.
AssEssMENT RoLL.-The Auditor has nearly
completed the duplicate assessment roll, and
will hand the same over to the Collector on
Monday next, pursuant to the statute.
POSTMASTER FOR RED DOG.-Mr. w. +.
Heidlauf has been appointed Postmaster at Red
Dog, in this county.
IN TowN-Judge Campbell, of Sierra coun-
ty, arrived in town yesterday to attend to some
legal business in the District Court.
The Nevada Democrat., 1862-09-13

GRINDING OFT SPEcIE.-All the mills in
the vicinity Of Virginia City are now in opera
ton the smoke therefrom reminding one of the
manufacturing localities in the Eastern States.
The Nevada Democrat., 1862-09-13
PACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP CO.

HVHE FOLLOWING STEAMSHIPS aA
u will be dispatched in the MONTH sEslTNgM
OF SEPT, 1862; utiEsszssrsyss4
Sept. 3.-CONSTrUTI0N, Capt. J. 7. Watkins.
Sept Il.-UNCLE SAM, Capt ---.
Sept 2O.-GOLDEN AGE, Capt. +. r. Baby.
From Folsom Street Wharf at . O'Clock A. NJ. pune
tually
FOR PANAMA.
Passengers will be conveyed from Panama TO As.
pinwan by the Panama Railroad Company and from
Aspinwall 10 New York by the Atlantic and Pacific
steamship Company.
FORBES Il BABC0CK.
Agents p. NJ. 5. Co.,
Corner Of Sacramento and LedesdorT streets, San
Francisco May 6.
The Nevada Democrat., 1862-09-13
S-T-lS60-X.
BRAKES PLANTATION BITTERs,

They purify, strengthen, and invigoratc.
They create a healthy appetite
They are an antiloteto change of waterand diet
They overcome effects ofdissipaton and late hours.
They strengthen the system aud euhven the mind.
They prevent miasmatic and intermittent ievers
Trey purify the breath and acidity Of the stomach.
They cure Dyspepsia and Constipation.
They cure Diarrhoea, Cholera, and Cholera Morbus.
They cure Liver Complaint and Nervous Headache
They are the best Bitters in the world. They make
the weak man strong dHd are erGtstei ndidres great
redorer. They are made Of pure st. Croix Rum, the
celebrated Calisaya Bark, roots and herbs aud are
taken with the pleasure Of q beverage without re.
gard to age or time of day. Particularly recommen.
ded to delicate persons requiring gentle stimulant.
Sold by all Grocers, Druggists Hotels and Saloons.
Z. ii. DRAKg X Co New York. CRANE & BRMHAN,
Agents san Francisco.
iVl0.eoW lV.
The Nevada Democrat., 1862-09-13
To COrrcSnnIlGlenf

To COrrespOndents.-l'atie residing in
any part of the State however distant, who may de-
sire the opinion aud advice Of Dr. Young on their re-
spective cases, and who think proper to submit
written statement Of such, in preference to holding
interview respectfully assured that their
communications will be held most sacred. DR.. Young
takes this opportunity Of observing that all letters
are only opened and replied TO by himself and the
latter as promptly possible. If the case be fully
and candidy described, personal communications
will be superseded as instructions for diet, regimen
and the genera, treatment Of the ITSELF 0ncu-
ding the remedies, will be forwarded without delay
and in such Il manner to convey no idea Of the
purpOrt Of the letter parcel so transmitted.
eS- Office. 751 Clay street san Francisco.
Consultation gratis. J. C. YOUNG, NJ. u.
The Nevada Democrat., 1862-09-13

New MATERIAL FOR PENs.-In London,
pens are being made of horn. The horn is first
heated, then rolled out under pressure into
sheets, after which it is cut out by stamping
machine into blanks of pens into any suitable
size. These blanks are then softened by steam,
placed in dies, the Sits made in them, and the
proper shape given.
The Nevada Democrat., 1862-09-13

WHEAT WANTED.-The London Economist
says the wheat crop Of England is short, and
that an importation of breadstufs, equal to
that of 1861, will be necessary. The Banker )
Magazine for July, s.oomiy says that "corn
may be as difficult to procure as cotton"
The Nevada Democrat., 1862-09-13
Special Notices.
A NIIDSUMMER oTEI.OnY

a AADSOMMER MELODY.
Twas a night in the dog days,
And all through the house
Night providers were stirring
Fleas. bedbugs and mouse.
The children uneasy,
Squirmed this way and that
The bed-bugs preferred them
Because they were fat
But at dawn ON each insect
Lyons death powder fell;
And the rats and the mice. too.
Succumbed to his Pill.
Lyons Powder will kill all insects. Lyons Mag.
netic Pills are sure death to rats and mice. sold
everywhere. d. s BARNES, New York.
REDNGToN, & Co., Agents, San Francisco.
The Nevada Democrat., 1862-09-13
San Francisco Adv's.
TN TIME OF HEALTH

TN TIME OF HEALTH
PREPARE FOR sIcKNEsS.--It ia
preposterOus to think that because
we are in health, disease will never
oyertake us. How many have gone
forth in the morning and returned
home to lay down upon beds Of
sickness for monthsl We would
remind our readers, that, for fam
lily medicine, nothing can equal
so0vnL'S BLOOD AND LIVER
SYRUP. OF HumOrs it Is sure
extermnator. Scrorula and Can.
Ger, Rheumatism and Neuralgia,
are all cured by this magical rem.
edy. REDINGToN 4 CO., Agents,
4l0 and 4ls Front street, San
Francisco. au23.
The Nevada Democrat., 1862-09-13
WAR DEPARTMENT,

washington, D. O, Aug. 8, 1862. :
Order, First-That the United States Mar
shals and Superintendent or Chiefs Of Police Of
any town, city or district be, and they are here
by, authorized and directed to arrest and inn
prison any person or persons who may be en-
gagged, by act, speech or writing, in discourage
ing volunteer enlistments, or in any way giving
aid and comfort to the enemy, or in any other
disloyal practice against the United States.
Second-That an immediate report be made
to Major L. c. Turner, Judge Advocate, in or
der that such persons may be tried before
military commission.
Third-The expenses of such arrests and i'm
prisonment will be certified to the Chief Clerk
Of the War Department for settlement and pay
ment. EDWIN NJ. STANTON,
Secretary of War.
The Nevada Democrat., 1862-09-13

TOBACCO in small quantities has been raised
during the present season by number of
ranchmen in the vicinity Of Sacramento. Sam
pies of several kinds, Of excellent quality, were
brought to the city day or two ago.
The Nevada Democrat., 1862-09-13

A CURIOUS RUMoR.-The Paris Patrie says
the United States Government has offered to
purchase the province of Sonora for Sc, ,OOO,OOO.
The Nevada Democrat., 1862-09-13

, ORDER FOR AKREsTS.-1he following is
the order received by Gen. Wright, COM
mander Of the Pacific Department, for the
arrest of disoyal persons. 1t appears to be
a general order. and was probably directed
to all the L. 5. Marshals aud commanders
Of departments:
The Nevada Democrat., 1862-09-13

IN Moravia there is a man living, peasant,
who is l47 years old, and still hale and hearty
He was formerly soldier, and remarked at the
age of 80. He lives on milk and potatoes.
, 1862-10-24

NEW YORK. Oct. 2J.-uoPs-Fifm and In fair
den,anh. Salea .a basea new a. tsgez5c.
FIcvE-2'atEet }hss ac5lvc and 1Qc lower. Sales
13t70 br1s at {j a03Sf-3) for s9per state; $6.JI1
6.: Ger extra state; s. sttf 80 Tor sEpe- wlstern;
SC ts@1 ts} far common t" r1e6ium extra western;
= s9i = f3r eo,nG22n to .oad 5h:22in; o;asds
bzar!s. Market closing d1il, VIII no eayers at
outs. dc qnntasions Canadian 1aur dult anu
Scetidsco for ssod to ch ,isc ex:rl Rys do1r
qttet Cnd steady at S34'a11l 50. Corn meal quiet
ana without h.A' efial ci,an:;e.
na,slta1 ss W. oTsi via; a. p:s:tS ro,d
u :Ia: d or export at the decline. s1:es IL 5.9
be. h1caso spsi1 a: s, !71tl sl; $40 5u. afi.-
e ths attss pses ,t ea choiss is i2
In. red 1ili2ose at $13sG51 ~; Ea0D o1- w:7ser
rcd s:e;,e.a 2, Il s1 %; sa9 % amo.r M:ai-
otto a: Il isa1 +G: oso bu. white Kentucky d.
s IT. aa4 u 70 ba white Y,;hisaa a; a. I:5o11 q;
xssteTa T Il &c nc; IL f@sase @ Is W ne.s;s IS IS:
western s1d s4@s7k fuf etate: Barley
80, Corn market opened heavy and eloeed
1"T with M p!essy ~ gcod export demand Sales
east.,n: 5a.6ic for damaged sad heated. Oats
in f:iz equsst At s25;c for new; 5sc for old com
GEccEE1Es- -Cof1ee-Rlo a.m and in Eals demand
Sales 10to tags 1t 26GGy:c, and 30l bs1s comnoa
sautcs at SC sugar-Raw IN moderate request
and ettkay. Sa1as 500 bids at oH DC to1 Cubs !;
rG,1c fcE Scw o:lesne: $50 tass Manila at !9s. M
ard 10 bids Bari adoeRat 4sc.
PRov1s1oSs-Pork-Denan moderate, hut ma1-
ket quite firm. Sales 1.259 bsls. at $l3 Sd for
! ness; Sts 5t@'3 co for prime mess; $:s . f,r
prime; included IN sales were 60a brls mess de-
li:erahle Oh the 7th tav OF Nove,nher. at $l3 Sd
| Beef dull ard nominal At IS 50I7 0o for cum: r
! prime: &6 @Gt0 Is for city meee: ga o013l3 Is
| TOT repscsed mess; $13ko61t4 c0 f3r extra mess
Prime mess beef and beef baus very dull; no-htng
| -:5b4;,c for shoulders, ard 7599751e for hams;
Bacon sides inactive. L1r1 moderately active aud
| rIa.ket ettaby. Saes Ts6 bt}s a. 1aAGIHe'
Eutter in fsfr demand and frm At 13S5l3~ fc- Ohio
| ard steaac for state. Cheese also very firm as
| exGNHc-
| OswEG0. Oct ea-F1oUR-steady.
GRAN-Wheat quiet. Sales s tnl bu Inferior
Chi eprps at 1.0e; good No lido held at $l.1s.s :;
| red Wint er ec1rce. Corn firm. Sales a:Co0 bl
pri1re Dlircis Il &c. aud y 600 hu damaged do II
% Ssss1 G5e:a fs:assas~Hese;. s1asneH &c., Flour saa5
New To1k, and carriers aak1ag 16e for wheat X
CaKAE I1rorrs-aneee bo wheat.
CANAL ExPoRTs-1,690 br1s -four, 51,60 b
wheat, 10. 400 n1 corn, s., 900 bu harley.
BUFFALO, oct. .za-F1oUa-Maxket quiet an,
G1AT~Wheat dun and heavy; parties still from
to 6c apart eome few lots were sold, but Z
prices forming no t1ao Indication q tae market
zn da I'D dro2nis e. 49, ens q dt ou un'oan'
l. WHmEI-1n AiE demand. SAee 2W oti1.
:dsxA1: F1.nH1s- -ae FOR wheat, aoa:He 70
IL TfsrxxTs-aoeo K. 6r,s aoar, rs eoobu. wheat, so7
COZ b. ern, 100 oa oats, ofo b.. bsrIey..
l. Exfukn-&cQ0 hafs. 1o11. 134 600 bu. Whea.
q, s,I0 bn. cum, s.oee ba. barley
, 1862-10-24
CHICAGO DAXLH MARKETs.

THURSDAY EVENING, Oct. IS, 1864
FREIGET6- Steady The engagements were:
ToBu7FA1o: Props. Oneida, Merchant; schrs.
White Cloud and Thomas Mott-au with corn At
15c.
FLOUR Received, 1909 brls. Shipped 1908
brls. Market dull End 5Gs1tc lower.
Sales: 100 br1s "Centsal City" wkite
winter 1t e6a5; 1s0 bsls '*crescsnt'' II
46l{s s3e brls s>Cleap Lake ~ $50 btis kazsef1es"
ard ITO bfls .sNaiison'' wh:ta winter Ut &6,0o;
SEQ b1ls aChiesgo lffAs" spring extra 1t 4a4s;
leo bsls ..Dundaa'' and 50 bris *tOatagamte" 1t
&s 10 ER hras s'Paei4c sQetnG axt<a as 4a13;
lac bsls- s.Uhrs pfeniaA" 1t $50.
WAEAr-Rseeiyea, u M ha; ahippsd, a1-o7s
bQ, Market extremely tuf. and prices 4@5c
}oxer. ss1es:. WuzxR- 1,Boo bu No Red in
stnse IT se; 16oo bu ID Il sze; 4eoo ha do 1t sse
10 hs Rejected Rcd Ut Sc 6FK11a1 el1 ba No
/ ep1fne ia Mann b soott's) at ssxe; 500 bx Do
da Q. Whss1er,s} It ssc: 4 ~ bs No spEiax in
etoee at eexc: 36oo ba do At sac; SO ba do 1t
s7Bc; go ba Do u a9xe; 11sso 10 Do at sc: 40
b1 Rejected Spring h store at NJ; 1,ao b do st
gse; 1o,ao ba do It 77e; 4 500 ha do as &c.
CoRN-Recefyed, IN, ,776 sa; satppsd, Ill, ,15o
bu. Market dull and 1Hose lower salos: + ooo
be Mixed aaoat Il s4Ke; 1&ooe h1 NIIsd Corn In
store Ut 10; 1seae ha Do Ut ssHr: l.ooo on do 1t
ss4c; eo,Coa bu do At nc: l.an ba Rejected in
s.oto =: Soc: $50 hn do 1t 2shc; s,ooa bu do II
sc 40 ba Yellow Corn In stoEs 1t &c.
OATs-Received IL ~ hu; shipped, 1.oeo ba.
Ma1ktt dull and 3{c lower. salea :-oa ba No
IN stoes as as7 H0 bags DO u ssc ta- ~
RYE-Reoeived 10. ~ b: shipped aose. &as
ket ste4dy. sslts:-s s. 0 haSSo At toc,
BARLxY-Reeeiyed fQ,4s bu. Market quiet
, 1862-10-24
CHICAGO EA.TT1E WAkkKEEs


THURSDAY EVENING, Oct. 2es q, 1862.
BEEF CATTLE-1.he receipts to-day we.e lib
efal, amounti1 to 1.133 head, which were received
at the va, fouz sasds as follows:
sberDanfs yards -.-......-......-.-..--..-.
NsIcn,: Hi Suu: ........,,.,..l13
Thvre IL no change in the market to note since
Yesterday. We give the following sales:
Pierce sold Morris. .Ein1en.aa tS Waixsn Il head,
averaging :t F=. st 81 81, a: Pittsburgh Ta-,1s.
Nu],.c ruid Aicpnersun Us head, averaging $50
UH. at t. ii, at uame yards.
Fer;er tfal l1opl;4 :u head averaging 900 b !,
at Il 81, al oilerInHn q yards.
Taylor sold Richmond - head. averaging Its
d. at o5 a5 IiShsn ,Sss :; S9l,sefa 1aS ya:5s ~,
fbs. at &: ~, ut Shas mans savds.
4 Place sod While 80 head, averaging ,e92 ns, At
s. 70, at zane yards.
Murphy eoId Hughes u head, averaging 1855 ID,
at 81 At Fame yards.
Hnhle sud Mcshp1=on IS head, &@eragi1z 1,c5s
Mor1iF, Rinneran { Wa'scl sid Mcpherson 50
head, averaging Isl tbs ct s.. 65, at came ya7ds.
G1cJ solu hs1s IS heat, averaging l,1l9 ias, at
Fe1:i5 en,d ,lelioill=ter Il head averaging 1.15l
| nR. al $2.EU, at Fame yards.
Ba1Dnu to!d Jacobs 81 head, averaging 40 Cos,
| Higgins cold Richmond 20 head, Averaging LIZ
| ns, i; S:.5 ut as1chisau Sontt1ern ya1,ls.
| Niiler rod Webb u head, ayafa;la; Lug 1bs, at
| $a 20. at tane yards
Mcdowell fcla Morris 3 head. averaging 1861
| 1be. ut - 10, at Shern,au's yards.
| }eant eo.u Madin u head, averaging 993 lbs, at
| $2,SjH, at SherMan's yards.
| Morris, Rt1renAG & WaIxen bought G5 head il
| lots at Il 30 at the Pittsburgh yards.
Fnr1ght sold D.Ley 1G6 head, averaging 91G 1bs,
| At 81 W. at Michigan southern yards.
Couls eold Cooper IL head, aging s36 ibs, a
$t.T5. at Snerman'a yards.
Dn Weisse sold Rowland 1a head, averaging 95
| Ibs. at 81 TO, at Michigan Southern yards.
Atettrron cold Gar.ctt ~ head, averaging o..
tbs. at 81 ST, at SAINT yards,
Pierce sold Morris R;Rnensn a. Wafxel II head
ayezsstns 1.lu0 ns, st Pittsburgh yards.
HOGS-Kscefved to-day. 1o,150, Of which sos
we're at Sherman's. s,5s5 at Michigan Southern
and 2 53a at the Pittsturgh yards. Market activ
and 1t@25c better. About 4,000 changed hands 8
s. 3sG4t0 for prime to extra.
| III .ri..x, q faar t,f ff,n laadfnex aalaa
, 1862-10-24
ILLINOIS AND M1oH1aAN CANAL.

HVm...-......Oetobaf n.
I,ady franklin, La9a1le, 100 tons eend-
Armenia IaSal1e, 1,4l8 br}s aour.
Marion, Seneca, no bu corn.
America, Ia9Alle, !. 40 btls -four.
Snnehfne, LaSal1e. 4 853 bu corn, Isl bu wheat.
JeheYeon Lz9ale. s SEQ bu corn. lis bu wheat.
Arctic, Mor11s 3600 bu corn, 1so0 bu rye. II, ,S75
he seed.
) B Preston. Aux E1te, s o. bn corn.
Abbey Spragut, LaSa11e, :, ,446 bu eof1-
CLEARED, ,.......,.. October H.
i LiDcofu, Norris
Banner, Lasale, 2osU7 It lumber, a,aoo # siding,
80 N shingles, ,o23 NJ carpet work, 70 hsis lime,
bTl etucro,
Africa, Lsssle. g. 100 Il lumber, 147 600 ns sa1t.
Oneida, Ottawa
Aleona, Morris, 80 bFIs salt.
Gibraltar, LaSal1e, $50 brls salt.
Dacotah, 1ASalle-
Caynsa. Loekpo1t. 17,soo It lumber, n siding,
1-lT3 ms glass
Brilliant, LCckpozt.
a Cooley. Joliet.
Planet, LaSaIe. ss 1ae # lumber, go hrls salt.
American Star, LaS2lle.
AdeliA. Joliet.
Btars and Stripes, Morris.
Tide, LaSalle~
AElzona L&Salfe, H, 995 II lumber, n siding, &
m shingles,
, 1862-10-24

IN this city. Oct. a3a. 1sS Of p.pGtheria CHARLES
cnl- ect Of Henri snd Catherine 3eckert. aged oae
ycA< ard 1.-The months.
~ take these little lsunns.~ said He.
'Aud iay them In III breast;
Prcteet1oo they thal1 ind In me,
In ne be evtr heft." ...
Fune raj At their ttaence Ohio street. this TIL
6ay3 afternoon at O'Clock.
II Pithbur1.'Pa. papers please copy.
in CheaeeA. Mich, Oct 18th. litt1e PORTER COLE
NAM, only chi1A of Eev. JaEEes F. And Mary Porter
aylor. Eed thtTteea months and &we1va taSA
II ChamPaign C1ty. Ia the 18th io.t. OF Tyrhold
Fever, HARkIS II. NUKEET. aged tWtnt5 .{hree
years md e3even months.
u Razletau, Wsshaz eton County; ~: en sAobssn
NfaAs. the 18th Inst, Miss ELLEN pAV1Ss second
tanehter ii southWtek Davis md ErasN aAsxnter Of
NIr. L. B. Davis OF this city.
, 1862-10-24

Vile, Golden Fleece. &. g. W1nslow; schr. John
Thu1rby.
TEssK1s CIHARHD 1noH BC1xAto FoR CHlcAao,
Oct N.-Prop TonawandA; bark Naomi; bri2s
G. J. Hutchinson, Alex Mitchell schss. Comet,
Ads1ondac, A. E. Hrt, A. G.. Norey,
, 1862-10-24

Ibe WHEAT Crop Ia Central Canada.
The EEockvil1e .No"itor rays: The wheat csop
Which ps onstsed so well during tbs early pkrr Of
the su1nEeI III this section nf Lan4d4 has proved
deceptive III lfs yivld The weeviI and the fly
have p1eycd sad Eayrc 9Th It IL severa! town
shiFs. Itre particularly in !ho=c IN III. direction
OF hirz;e,o1,, arc In nun ecesa cssfs 1t VIII not
procure the seed sown. In tl1.: neigh serin c7ua-
Ties the eaB,e siase Of things prevails. anu the
c1el. ih1oughuut all certral Canada n1av b. get
T7der tEcsc ci,cu:5s1encr., it is mattsr Of GIN
gralpatiIn that The ether fall erop., and plrticu-
lurly Tic potato CROP are excellent.
, 1862-10-24

Baltimore Provision Market-0ct. II.
The market fer eli articles under this
tetns iz::ed to joosfng lots Of bacon, hans and
shoulders. .Ths* *euprr,es Of lard and bulk mat:
are ve13 light We quote western mess pork at
e12,sC, prime at g. GG1R.00. and 1ump at 81 60
lei brl. Beef-Ba1tlmore No. ! n &l2 50. and
me.e At SIS te11e ~ per br1. Bacon Shoulders
at 5A @5:te, etdes st 6>4c. plain h. ns It 9911c'
Bulk MeaS-Shculders &stDsc.- sides SIC. aud
Hsns Sc PEI h. Lasd-Wt: notice the sale Of g
br]s western At 1tzc. The stock Of Al kinds !:
very much Iedrced We row Qno:e western at
1oEGI101:c, and Baltimore at 94c per 1b.-Ga=et{e
, 1862-10-24

[epecial Dispatch to the Chicago Tftbune.l
DET1o1x, October q, 15ss-
Ur-Nune.
rowx-Psop. Caldwell, Bsdger State; bark Ad-
rlsttc. Hort, Newsbcy, Asabta. Stsnn1rd; schfs.
CusrtvriRht, Guide. Bsoason. stsa1A, Harmon.
Cert u1e, Pat1oas, Flying Gosa, oco@ktas.
1aHjt0x.
=. nOYEuKNfB OF CHICAGO VH3SBL4
VxeeK1e AK1yxo Ar Buffalo EnoN oaIcAa3.
Oct. u.-Rsoq. Queen OF tho Lakes basks naad
, 1862-10-24
FROAI THE FL RE- AT
DAvE1iPORT, IOWA
Another He1rins's 6afa Preserves
it9 Contents.

D2VKIfUH9s lows. jay -, ~
kxaezR, HxnxSa Co. Chleage:
&xxf1:I IN ~ oWAer q 1a96 NAnutAceE1ne
hr 1ur said BAe Was n Grain Net1tof IN kh1R
p2sce. aoA which Eeyetux waa burned eoz8s I've
usoAAaMnse III ea1e es4A~aE IN Aaa osAdhaoa
ne money aad pA4es1 h Eood ska&a Of bEasNEats
M lre va ne of the hrgest tha& err -oee1F1a6
bsxe 41d oue of intense heal We hAc 10 c6s taa1oos
eRea. CHE lock beinx injured py ths Aeat)
Fouf1, &o. &c. WA8abuRN.
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X&EN
- nd4k ReaAnA aeeaEny hUnn IN AeV knoWf
HKNHM9H CHAAV1UH DUH}IAA5tE E1ao0E 6AFnE
kApea I'm KKsaax b Ela4dr NV RAEz11R CHEH
2&INkD UOG-eAe a0ly NGlAl Wtdah oH9Hos be
kH1A q o. u Nl2te RkTeak
Nl.kHlHE19
, 1862-10-24
Philadelphia Flour Market--oct. FL.

The receipts and stocks Ct -four continue light,
8rd the market dull at previous quotations. tbs
{G.NG:s s. fe7 sppcr finc s. 3 @ 60 for txtra.
Including 2tD bel.- delaware Mills at the latter
gate Zoo hrls oAio family. mostly At $5a5 = hi ;
hi AID seus aaur at IS 55.. as In quality. Ryt'
nou1 il verY scarce. and selling in sna.l way II
"a %. OF corn meal the stock + very light
i, prsy}yaria is htld st s1.25, and BsandywfnG al
$4O0 = brl. The seceipis to-day are. Ats nrls
flour II ta- wheat; 40 bu. co<n; and st
hu oats.-fJuzt{te.
, 1862-10-24

Wew York Stock and m8AoX Market.
81 Telegraph NEw Yo1K, Oct. %, 1864
F7ryt Board- -stocks-1uegulaz. and without
much activity
CHI & r. Island. SIX Mich Central ..... s7x
c. B. s. Quincy 1O44 III. C. bds.-
Galena Chicago. 64h 2. Ft. ". g. C.lst q
Ill Cent. ecltp..... 50 | Do. 3D. 79
Mich. Epn.. Az Do. 4th 70
Mich. Son. gt'd.... StH
GovERNNEST sToCKs.
T. s. bs Of s65..,.. Sc ~. s. Dmd Notes. .199
rs 6 81 csqRn1 r 1osA ST. ss. certii's ss'z
Secoad Beard Stocks steady, but duh.
CHI. Rock 1alard SIX New York Central .1os
Chi. B. J. G. --..-.105 Ere ....-.,...... 63A
Galena & chicago.- sss1 Erie preferred. 80. s.
Cleveland 81 Pitts. SIX Harlem ....,, ak
III. Cen ecrip. --.. 8th Hndaon .... gag
Mich. south gt't., 6t4 Michigan Central 8S1S
Michigan Southern AK Pacific Nail ...- 12lH
GOVERNMENT STOCKS.
T. s. Drnd Notes ,121s< O. S. Gs u. coup -, 9as,
T;ts- T;s IT e sert..: US ds 81 codp.1oa
| MnsET MARKET-Essy at per cent, on call
| ard 5M,6 per cent on strictly prime paper.
Sterling exchange unsettled aud declining The
| DomiEal quo ations are l4iG14lX for merchants
| ard l4st @ l4f fDr. .banEere' nils
| suerican gold opened at 50, declined to g. an{
| cls srd quiet at 3231t9.
| California gold bars are nominal.
, 1862-10-24
CHICAGO DRY GOODS mARKEr.

THURSDAY EVENING, Oct. %, 1854.
During the past few d3ys there has been consid-
e1able excitement In New York In dry goods and
prices have advanced materially. All kinds Of
stap1e goods Ara Ecarce, and thu de&lers in the
East refuse to sell more than two or three bales to
one customer. This ia particularly true Of Prints
which are rapidly advancing. Ths following let
ter ftcm one Of the best posted houses in New
York, to correspondent here, reads as follows:
NEW YoBK. Saturday, Oct. 1S, 1854.
Gxsr1EaEN: The present week has been char
and closes with a steadily advancing market.
The agents have advanced
Eptacue'e PKlnts to. .-..............-.18
Dunners and Americas to :.........-...--..-...17
Cochecos and AetrimAcks to .-..............1S
Philip Aliens
Duchess b to- ..16
BIeachcd muefins hhve now reached the relative
pricee OF brown goods, and 44s under 70 cents are
very ecaIce 7es nnder IS cents scarcely to be
| had; :as under Is csnts are scarcely to be had.
s1sdee. are Il 5fisk demsna. aad are are tie u onIq
styles that are now being produced
American delaines have Advanced. for ordinary
FI4sxs1s.--n this article the feature Of the
season has been Ii new effects Of printed goods
for shirts. ard The denand for these goods is In
I excess # the supply. An low plaiu goods are
suld up at largely a1yaneed prices:
FoEE1aN GSops-Des,raole styles are quick On
arrival.
ligh:. with few fresh goods disposed Of throaz.
this medium.
Bya reference to the quotations gi7en above
md the Chicago prices quoted below. 1t win b
eeen that our wholesale dealers are NOW under
ceiling New York. In foreign goods, the r. ice'
| cere are Is per cent. below those Of New York
particularly Of hosiery goods.
The business during tn: past few days has 5ec1