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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-11-16

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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-11-16
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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-11-16

January 30, 1880
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-11-16
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SIe lFundrSd EwisS,i EiScG.crs Of 0A'o
"THR DHsr ANaEtsH DICTIONARY HxTANT."
srary Hen 1bsytOasrs
'Hero arc upwards OF Hundred Thousand Words
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The Smoky Hill and Republican union. [volume] (Junction City, Kan.) 1861-1864, 1862-10-18
CHURCHES, SCHOOLS,

and Public Improvements.
ABILENE is beautifully situated on small
stream of clear running water. one mile north
Of the Smoky Hill River near the geographical
centre of Dickinson county, and on the great
thoroughfare from the Missouri River to the
Gold Regions, New Mexico, and California. 1t
is the only town between Junction City and
Salina, and is located midwsy-being twenty
FIVE miles from each. The country around
ABILENE is the most fertile and beautiful that
can be found in the State-its character being
an intermixture Of timber and prairie, pecu-
harly adapted to agricultural purposes. The
fertility Of the SOIL the excellence of the water,
the healthfulness of the location, and the sbun-
dance of timber and building stone, are induce
merits of no ordinary character; while in
addition, the rich mineral resources Of this
portion Of the State, the Salt Springs, and
extensive Coal Fields west Of US on the Smoky
Hill, insuring the early completion Of Rail
Road from the Missouri River, makes it one of
the best natural business points in the State.
The town was laid out six months ago, since
which time over one hundred lots have been
sold, and it now contains q store, blacksmith
shop hotel, Post Office, and several families.
Those wishing further information are re-
ferred. by PERMISSION. to the following gentle
men, at Junction City, Kansas:
Hon. r. McBratney. Register IS. Land Office
Henry T. Geery, fsq,
S. NJ. Stricken, Post Master.
CHAS. ii. THOMPSON, Proprietor.
Abilene, Dickinson Co, Kansas, Feb 1, 1862,
The Smoky Hill and Republican union. [volume] (Junction City, Kan.) 1861-1864, 1862-10-18
GATHERING STATISTICS.

The Kansas State Agricultural Soci-
city have prepared blanks for gathering
statistics of farm improvements, &C.,
this autumn. Their project is, in the
absence of perfect organization un-
der their own control, to put these
blanks into the hands of the county
clerks for distribution to such public
spirited persons as will volunteer to
gather the necessary facts to properly
fill them up in the townships or small
neighborhoods. The enterprise is one
of vast Importance to the farming in
terests, and to every other dependent
interest. Let every township fill these
blanks with such accuracy as possible,
and we have not only reliable record
Of this years results in the various
branches of farm industry, but the labor
and outlay in such with the particular
as we'll as aggregate returns will give to
the thoughtful and progressive farmer
basis for system for future develop
ment. Then, too, it is the only way in
which We can supply ourselves early
with reliable data from which to meas
ure our future growth. In fact, We see
so many vital reasons for pushing this
enterprise to successful consumation
that we are at loss to select in the
brief article We propose to write. We
are in favor Of well-organized and we'll
conducted fairs. We know that that
there is immense good derived to the
industrial pursuits through the instru-
mentality of exhibitions. But we shall
not be able in the next ten years to hold
State fair from which will be gained
a fraction of the benefit such as the
farmers will confer on themselves if
they will only take hold of and see that
this enterprise of the State Agricultural
Society is carried forward to success.
We have not heard a word about it since
the blanks were first sent out by the
officers Of that Society. We do not
know but enterprising persons are at
work diligently in our county. If they
are they are conducting their work with |
the profoundest quiet. Our opinion is, |
however, that no one has yet assumed
the responsibility of doing the actual
work necessary. 1t is Our opinion, too.
that that work will not be performed
without something Of an organized ef-
fort. We think our County Society are
in the best shape for operating. We
know they ought to take hold of this
business and see that it is done thor
oughly for our county.-State Journal.
The Smoky Hill and Republican union. [volume] (Junction City, Kan.) 1861-1864, 1862-10-18
Aaritultural Column,
AN URGENT DUTY.

Farmer Of Kansas, an important duty
is imposed upon you. You claim that
Kansas offers rare inducements to your
friends in the East to come and people
our unoccupied lands, and reap the ben
c6ts to be derived from the cultivation
of fertile soil, in healthy and salub-
rious climate. Show them the facts.
Collect the statistics. Read the article
from the Lawrence State Journal, and
then 60 and discharge the duty there
urged upon you. Furnish your Town
shin Trustee with memorandum book
it will cost you but twenty-five cents
Place at the top Of the first I" No. Of
acres in township enclosed.'' Leave a
sufficient number of pages for that sub
iect, and then write, "No. Of acres
broken prior to 1862" &c. Blanks
for the Township reports have been sent,
by the Secretary Of the State Agricul-
tural Society, to the county clerks of all
the counties, to be distributed to the
township trustees. Among the items to
be collected are the following:
"Average yield per acre Of Corn
CAV. cost per bush. of corn, crib'd. :"
No. acres in Winter Wheat"
"Average yield per acre."
+" No. acres in Sorghum
Ono. gallons Molasses and COST
"No. lbs. Sugar and cost"
Ono. of Sheep; av. clip Of wool, &c.
"No. Of Cows" &c.
In all some sixty subjects are en-
braced in the report to be made.
1t will be an cany task for the person
charged with this work, having such a
memorandum book, to take the names
of his neighbors, as he passes among
them, and opposite them to place the
appropriate statistical numbers ; and
when all is collected the aggregate can
easily be made up.
But this will require the attention of
those who feel an interest in the matter
those who are disposed to be useful in
their neighborhood, who are willing to
sacrifice little time for the public
good, or who may take some pride in
having their own townships and counties
fully presented in the Report Of the
State Society.
See that the work is placed in proper
hands, when the Township Trustee is so
situated that he cannot well attend to
it.-Stdtc Record.
The Smoky Hill and Republican union. [volume] (Junction City, Kan.) 1861-1864, 1862-10-18
SHERIFF'S SALE.

Notice is hereby given that will offer for
sale at Public Auction, at the door of the Court
House. in Junction City, Davis county, on the
2Sth day Of October. A. D. 1862, at 2 o'clock.
p NJ , of said day, the following Real Estate,
to.wit The north half ST the north. east quar-
ter, and the north half of the n rth half of the
south half of the northeast quarter of Section
twenty in Town twelve, Sonth of Range five,
East in Davis county. State of Kansas taken
as the property of Dewitt C Stevenson, on two
EXECUTIONS; one in favor of James H: Brown
and one in favor of Woodbridge Odlin, issued
by the Clerk of the Third District Court of the
County of Davis, and to me directed a. Sheriff
Of said county,
Given undsr my hand this, the Goth day
Of Sept, A. D., 1862.
H. T. GERRY, Sheriff
n4S-6t1 By A. w. CALLEN, Under Shift
, 1862-10-22
MARKETS BIZ TBLRQRApH.

NEW YORK, Oct. St:-FGouR-Iarge reea!n,.
saes e so 6ils It 3ai5@e W for sSpef sy sts.a:
syteG6.?s for extra state; tdi608 Is for supe;
ssasa ssP@sa e e sasa Rsssn ssssa. sS1'.
tas5ss tStanos e1tfs toundhoop Ohio; S9aNos Is l,f
S,ag XII. ~ aneates. Canadian aons dah aud 'oaer.
Ssssas 80 ofs. e. a. 20 eo@a7s tor com@on md
3ast IT, r ftead}. With moderate sales at t343a
AZ 10. eo'n meal ssesdy. Sales 80 bills. al 81 d
sRe. saa tnsl n,,11 1%e. gales 500 brls At $50
tei sdsa,ndM aMeathettet tsport demand and mar
il ssf' ft'ssl 3 ao 81 s seo e9f sa M Mi!.aak;s sls5
W.: 63toe bn winter red Testa,n noNa Y n af @ ~
Me;9o ~ ~ Lamb amber hieh'ean ii II Sn} ii: ispU
%ehissne ii; iSa eateeeq n af97s, q s g. S g. whits
Gsnsal.n st q a s.. priaa Ia f:a,S "a E.sd az
for espo,f ,na hoo o0sn &c better With fat demand
for Eastern; 5aG'c TOR ela1naesa 9ie 4, ng,nt,
mii1e ~ M Mes 81 Oats moderately active at asMTo
" nRorrn,rs HeT. CIe 'of c ola common toPtlue.
fs!es SEQ bags to fbe tr4da Al ase 4
6is,5s 5se. asSs SsS a!Es! w ~
onjss ~ eoLee HAVANA At 1lc MOlA4sea
& 2alet 6qt 1lm: salea 30 b1l. New Orleans Al $50
poS; 9. nhds. Farto Rico It 4se. By auction
OTIS. IT, New Orleans at 42hG{7c
ta!et 6e btle. at $500 for mess fi5 0oSo fof
PRIME; tla 20 for prime mcts. Rect autot
ema ~ ,y; MSaoy; sa!ss 10 hsls. at &S00Df0 rs
1Ef IL T@39n15y @ ees 8 6o07oo for country prime;
extra. 4eer beef dbl and unchanged. Teei la ns
9alet and M Mstsady, cat meats firtner, With fair
as semand; salee pkgs. at 4Gs4,ic for shoulders;
ssAtee tof hAhb. bacon stde6 mote sctiyc, Sales
go eo1ce eho,t and long Ribbed iniddjes on j. t.
3aE9 more doiEg, but prtces, unchanged, SHES
!:lVt b,!e. At loAG6.lc. Butter more eteady 81
1tMisc I,r Ohio; NO 4c for state. Chccta e1oady
, 1862-10-22
,UOnIMERUI AL.

:, =. TurspAr KYsa1ss, October u. 1854. +.
WxBK1x RRy1lw,--As The season Of navlgs-.
tion .dsaws towards The clote. the shipments Of
produce become more active. Du1tng tho past
week there hass been shipped tto % this city. Of
fopr and grain equal to 2, 308. .440 hasheis. Of
twhith funy- one half was corn. The receipts Of
produce during The week.twere also fbetai.
amounting in dour and grain to 2,o90, $50
bushels And Jet the receipts Of wheat werc light
~ eotnpa.ed Hlsht the feeatpta ia tha eorrasPond-
week "a a1ett theslna ! desEa.,.e I s nearly halfa
ThelsidinS markets during tiie' Y1eek hare boon
fIQetuRtin1 and .unsottled4 ssThls hAs bean owing
iinlY 10 I'D yaist!ons Id gold, oil moro properly
epeakiu& tn currency, On Tho tfth inst. gold
eiosed dfm at 1ssK |; b Tie tksh i opensd at 1sa
and closed ii ls74- declining gsadtaf5 eYeT1 day
tl1l The soth. WHOM itatpuehed 1a3}f-eaostoe to.
histt ta1.tl. at 1s11f. With 4 variation n Tho
ysiqS Il III circulating edtam 81 psr tent- Ia
*ond wstk. Il Ii 10 m.ttst dt saPtiaa nat wheat
corn, dour,' md other produce shon1d be unset
tied. putink Tho sAnie period Like frclghta bare
advanced 4@M teE htsha1 ahd eanal heiehts
ShaSys Advanced 618d tsf buahei. -alt tending td
<rtnaert tha markets tsv1tah II ths sxtrsme,l =,
paeff5ss. I'D aaaiss sRaness =. heskss ~ roy IN
iiissta; I'D padiiSs Il soinx % u eoa,,aefss's
eat.AtT.r$:; ! 13l;'N III, ,ES,,':' III xt;s}
Tho it'll sxeisehsnt Hi sabstded to s'vssy con-
sidefable e4tsntil The fefsiptt domestic alone
ahoR An tns3sass q oeanpa1ed VIII 4shs ut yeas
II marty ons hundred Thousand kbirrels, aid thss
supply u torelga NJ ti e16eeasd thit Of for
MT JSaf q ont histoFy.s:4 e: .sSs 4;
Ii YefY seafee, and is til ptoitng ses
son approaches, prtcea teud upwards.
| The fp,loWins tables aaeV the receipt and ahip
, 1862-10-22

PORT OF CHICAGO,

ARRIVED. ....... October II.
stmr Sunbeam, Morgan, Two Rivers, 6ss bFla
Prop J. hstbsr. rer.e,t, orsnd Haven, 100 NJ lum-
Prop Rscns. Arthur, i,ufa,o. sundrie,.
P1cl, Mohawk. rbeatt, Bnffa!o tnudstes.
pIop antelope. Butlia, Co1lingwgod; sandrles.
ntrk wm. Jonef, Andrews. buffalo. t,4eo hrs s.,t.
Bark lnyfnelble. KendEfck. Buffalo. 100 tons cod.
Bark Gibraltar, Gibraltar, hclIwatn, Kingeton' 1oo tons
1,ark Maitland. AcKiuzle, Goderleh, 1873 cd. wood
Bark Wsterwltch, Noreaahd, Kingston, 2,s.0 bsss
sehrH: @ i: Gates. F'aek. osaua napids, leo NJ
schr i. Spencer, nye1<on. Duck Lake, 50 m lam.
sch. Mariner, Baker. Ltn,z Pier. o. cd, wood.
sehr Ealsutts; Long, Weests,'s rlsr. IS g, wood.
Ser fSTs%d; GEsen n 40 shingles
scf Ims Msa|ser ss s,s;h Rd BpS}o pso t a.
sehr Scandinavian. Willlams, Port colbo:nc. 1;5
sehr ElTcmro,. Hughes. nsnttowoc, too eds wood.
fchs Nightingale Bartlett, Bc!fa'o:
ssh shf sss bss so 1a m 30 sn' e'
Feh1 5e;;le ,t Anderson 1a"er o'weso' 500 bags
sebr jsae Ion'sa. Murray, st. Joseph. CO cord.
Ian a'e sfeSens g. Jsseph p tS'sS'eS Wood
+ :. CLEARED. October 81.
stmr Sunbeam. Morgan, Two Rivers. tto bu wheat.
enndries. -..-.-'
Prop Rsetne Arthur, But.,o, 900 bu corn. l.soa
blls flour.
Prop Antelope. put'ip, colttngwood. a,eN brls
flour. 8A brls pofk, eundffes.
Bark Mm Stutgoe, Faith, Buft1o. 17.n0, bu corn.
Lark Two Fannies, MCDONNELL, Buffalo. 27.10 ba
BARK Marquette, Best Buffalo, II ,00o bu wheat.
nark enpe1ior, Goth&M, BniTalo " 900 hu corn.
bark Fhlne: Hpssey, Port Colhosne, 1900 ba
Dt'g Fanny Gardner. Ruther, Buffalo, 1905 bu
wheat. -.
sehf C1utsder. coatet, Kalamazoo, 16o hides.
schr N,gh;ipGale. Bartlett. puaato. 1900 bn
sehs Rafah Glow. Glow, Buffalo. dqsa5 hu corn.
schr g O GlisMold, Fall, butf.lo, t0,0s0 hu corn.
Rchr Mary Collins Dixon. buffalo, 1850 bu corn.
s,thr Rainbow, Fletcher. Bnffalo. 1B,1s5 hn corn.
6chr Lone Star, JAmcson, Buffalo, t1,6l1 bu wheat.
schr York State. Dtmick. Uulfatc. 17b1o bu wheat.
Schr Nonpariel. Parton. Buffalo, 13 s75 bu whe...
seht y 4 Craig, Woo1sen. Buffalo. 1885 ba
sshr Oliver Culver, Wheaton. nan4Io. 1900 bu
Hchr hfonteagle, White, Buffalo, Is, $50 In wheat.
Sehr Imperial, Stark, Buffalo, Al. 100 bn corn.
, 1862-10-22

Tho leading markets to-day wero variable
opening dull and lower under prospect that gold
would decline still further, and ciofing firm and
higher as foon A. the reports Of Tho New York
clock beard came in prices rallied and everything
closed lrln.
Flour advanced fully sc per b,l-wish Gales Of
winter at &, ,asGs4 40 and spring extras At $500
$40. Wheat orened dull and loWer--but closed
hrm at nn advance Of 1@2o per bnshel-wlth sales
ot No White at $t; No Red. g.; No Red $50
nc; Rejected He'd 9o@otc; MOI spring, es19sc;
No = Spring, eelsss; and Rejected spstng at $50
Tee-elotsns buoyant after tho receipt Of tho sa4.
vance in gold to 18ox. Corn opened At a decline
Of naked corn selling at alAc, but hefore the
cloee It had advanced to a3kc, at which figure It
was very firm. oats wcro quiet and steady at &c.
Ryo WAS Arm at soe. Barley WAS quiet. aud easier
with sa1es Al 7oe0$t.a5. Nighwsnes were quiet
At SIC. Timothy, seed WAS sold at ef,e50l.15
Flax sced was sold at $50. II
FreIehts advanced 1Y@tc per bn.hel--with en-
gsgemcnts At 14@1Se for corr. and 1os for wheat
TO Buffalo.
, 1862-10-22
New York Cattle Market.


BY Te]eeraph] Nrw YonK, Oct. Il,
BEEF CArTLB-1st quality $s s1a9 No: o.d{5a,o
e. 2sas, 70; common td.eo1s1po; lnte1lor t5sSb
Cows AND cAIrEs-1tt quality e4s (0nso o..
ordinary ttV.W Q145.0o; common f31U0Sl l3in0 =
VEAL CAtFEs-1tt quality 1H0G,Gc; osdlnsy
snEEr AND LkNss-p.Imc a. Ee1s.se q head.
o1dlra.y Il HGld g.; common q 25938.f5.
Sw1EE--C0sh fed 47tGl5i1r; ettll fed ilxc2tsic
nEEf CATrLE-The market Iematas suh1t4n.
tiAlly the fame az last week. though ifanythln,,
really prime offerings which were Eutfer scarce
Wero rather afmer, and a largef proportion oi
thcee brought ek Gec. 1nfetior cattle were al,n
lefe abundant, ard scarcely any eold bel ,w &c Il
h, but fe'g of[eritgs Yere. however. Eold as low
sold at 74sc. The weather ID favorable and thu
market sfeady.
MlLcu t'ows-Ateo eteady and In moderate de-
1nand at the above quotations,
NEAL CA1yEe-1n fair request, all kinds and
psiceet without special change. Current rates
eu"tcd above.
EHEEr AND LANRs-Wcrc tcarccly 70 active as
last week, except for primo. which continues 10
command full prices. Poor shecp sold tflha
lower, per above quotations.
SwlkE-Nere una.ually active and prices cxpe.
r1cnced + Jig rlsc, In some caees fully per cent
PER- pound.
Recsipte of becves t447: cows s.; calves T3o;
Ehetp and lambs II. Sis; swine "a, ,S23.
, 1862-10-22

In. Iris c,ty. uct. 18th. 1851. JOS. s. WILLIAMS.
u keW York citT papers p!esse copy.
In this city, on The 2$h lnst Of ceogestlon Of tho
Diajn, Mrt NARY BYRNs. wife Of J. o. Dyfts.
.hls ssy "a Tgesea, ct 2lst Of oon'ampuoa.
Futs1ti ,otn tbe Iestdance Of sir John Cilley Ut
state street. 1t O'Clock thfeF. H.
In tb,s city, Oct. 9lst JEsBE BURGESS. only son OF
Jetea b. md A6bie z. Thomas. aged six Jean and
seven month";
ri 1t he FlIst BApSlft Church this "Wednesday
molnl1 3 u ~ O'Clock. -...'''
IN tbis ctr, oct. 31st, Of scarlet Fever, JIMMIE
LoIiBA Ii eat Daughter Of Joseph l.. and Au,andA A.
RITA aged lyaafs monthe aud u days.
F1nefAl Wednesday 1t ~ O'Clock +, r., from 1Ie
Wet LAKE. etfeef.
, 1862-10-22

Mll*auhes 1vhcat Mark St-oct, "a
I, Received fs1,tN bu.> The Renttra e.ys. ~. ~.
market opened With an i1dlcatton "of s,t,b, ~
: p1oFeme1t on tho previous dAy's ciosiug asu,ee s
:bre Alter the New York dttpstches a,slyed ihss,.
Nas quite. 4 pthio md pxiees foil back aasx. NV
Later IN tho afternoon there was bitter feclins
and the market rallied little closing Win =.
demand, Atout; 1oetoo bnl, changed hands =,
m@9ie fo1 No. !, and s7@s71fc for No. =.
ffeighss advanced 10 with engagements At II,
tor wheat 10 Buffalo. - ...
, 1862-10-22
REVIEW OF CHICAGO mARKET.
& -. - III : - - - - ''"
For, Week Ending october II, 18oa.

4, i, :. TUESDAY EysN1No. Oct; Al. 1ssa.,
FRRIGIlTs During the week there has heen a
yer1 aetfve demand for freight zoon, and rates
close "a % per bushel higher on the week.
TODAY rates advanced lS1lc, but they closed
weak ut thIs improvement. The engagements
were; To BUFFALO: schr. Scandinavian, wheat,
at 1s; brig Isabella and trhrs, Cairo and Athe-
nian. corn, At 1ee standard vessel, corn. At f4>c
.chr. Vim. JONES. corn, At 14c. -
RAILROAD FnEI0uTs There Ia no change 10
the rates quoted week ago. They are - fol-
tnF1s - i.:,
, 1862-10-22
MARINE NMwY.


Especial Dispatch 10 the Chicago Tr'bunol
DETROIT, October 81. 1851.
UP-Pzop. Maine; bark Thurston, Sovereign,
Ocean Wave; brig CEpss, Deshler; bchf. Anna
Craig.
DowN--Barks Oconto, Uuadllla, Monitor, Mcr-
liuac, Anderson, Nichols, West Great West.
Canada; brtgs Williams. Lowell, Pilgrim, Fergu.
son; schrs. Grapeehot. 1ronsides, Avery. Holt,
Pilgrim, Ktngeford Barbarian, Dauntless, Jupiter.
Rapid, Rots. Hastings, Cascade. Dart Joe Grant,
Till, Correspondent, Ballard, Newman, Hubbard.
Lydia CaIc.
, 1862-10-22

The market for Flour In the early part Of tho
week was buoyant and somewhat excited under
The iDnnence ofthe high rate Of gold-ptfces I'D.
vanclng a@boc pei bf on nearly all grades.
At this advance the tables on Change vere
cleared regularly for several !daysAboth ship.
pers and ppeeulasors investng very freely. During
the past three orfour days. however, owing tothe
declining tendency in gold, the market has been
dull and Tho advance gained In the carly pa1t Of
the week il almost entirely lost
.To-pAr tho uews from New FORK being rather
moro favorable for holders. they had the AasAna,
tsge. and ptIees rallied folly 30 per b. The sales
were: 100 -b1le rs. q r. WIse'a" choics white
winter at e6 10; 100 br1a Whitfield" At 80 %; ieo
b1ls good winter At $685., 900 bsls do at essoi
ito brla B.stletts donble extra" eprng at $50;
1co b,ls. "cqles Co." winter At ts.ss; 400 otls
"Lirds1y, .Nombs 4 Co." spring At Is 10; tto
b,ls red vinter at u d; "rripceton Eagle
: sid i@ tils tWallsee" At 81 o5; 400 bills good
tptipg extra at &4oo; 100 hr1s do at $Ass; 100
b.ls Clinton" and 40 brls medium spflng extras
q.
, 1862-10-22
THE POLlUN RUfINEgs OF QNk-
CAG0s
quarterly Report Of t1le superinten-
-: dent o. r. Bradley ~.

> Tie report d the superintendent of Police,
q, r. Bradley, for the quarter ending Oct 1st,
1869, Ia now: completed, and embraces rhauy
items Of interest 10 tho public. Through the
courtesy Of the CLERK, Charles Hodson, NE
ire enabled to present them, ~ folloWa;. -. =.
H1pRHsEs. ~
The expenses Of the department for thetwo
last quarters, being bali the fsca year, have
been or, ,5T7.2), Including pay Of The force and
iii expenses OF tho department Of u kinds.
J.; I. NuMBsR OF foLl0H. ;:s;f''
The number Of tho regular patrol foree =
fofty-ntne tleb, aud the number Of specta1s
seventeen, making 4. total forca OF ,elKtg-six
men, Besides officers. The number Of officers
Is nine, ther4 being vacancy Of deputy Bui
per1ntbndent and one Sergeant. There are 10
addition 10 the aboye sthfee. men detailed to
the Mayors Office. The officers md men have
petfofmed their dulles we'll and the results Of
tho ftst half sear have been very satlaActoty.
80 :REooxxssDATlons.
The superintendent recommends that the
vacancies be filled up tmmedtatei7,.. and that
tbe sorReants be- nominated for night duty,
owing 70 the extent Of tho ,pEeeiaets also.
that Tho fofto be increased at least twenty'aYe
men, 20 hat a'day force may be obMlaed 70
attend the bridges and patrol the pT19clpn
sieeeta ID we'll ii TO- extend tho, night beats
over portions ot he. First Precinct hitherto
, 1862-10-22

Rdlto1a Ohicsso IFi6unes - i =
,Yon eFpfa&a tAa eptnion that AtdA 0omls.
ky md 'shefldad use Mayor shermahs about
- tkty bieissSs gThere il some trath IL +. Bnt,
'tAa a1#$aaisi*x #as *x}h9 sSnttoat him mort, q Comp
't1oltef HAy5.. sheru.n Is mere nosa, Of har
ia tho hands Of that interruptions demagogue.
- 't tnDax.
, 1862-10-22

TUESDAY RsEN1Na. October 81. 1881.
The Drug market has been Tery aetivo during
the past week. uo}dera aro hrm In thoir ytews
andIcadlng articles command saa outsids dgutes.
There Ia no material change 10 note since the date
Of our last re1lew. NE quote closing prices az
, 1862-10-22
M A, Il r. Il ID.

In this etty, Monday, OFT, 2esh h{ HeY ps. Pratt,
EZRA i SHERMAN and BESSIE WlLilAM5, Oldest
daughter ofCharictP. Ni}itams Etq, ol Stoninztor.
Conn.
At The re.,dence Of joseph Tomts. ksq., Datsnd.
busY. VI. ROBERT III lrDEK, ei PHtsha1k Pa, and
lliss HANNAH MCKINLEY, OF Blos'iniu- lion, Ind.