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The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1862-08-28
Pe;erson,s Magazine.

The September number of this Maya
zineis on our table. 1t is one Of the
very best Magazines published in this
country Hs o3tiahSs a1o siih rs wiz
be approved Of in the most fastdiou
circles The fashions are Of the lates
Paris styles, Terms 50 year in adj
vance. Address, Charles J., Petersonl
1856, Chestuu, street, PhiIodelphir, g
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1862-08-28

Col. Frost, of Jackson county, is do
ing the work right, as we see by the foS
lowing from the Virginia Chronicle; }
Last Sunday week two Union me-
named johnson and IIowes, had each ;
horse stolen by the Moccasin', AS 500,
as the fscts were made known to Co
Frost, he sent notice to some ton [
twelve secession ncighbors of these me
thatir the horses were no! returned (
their equivalent paid to the owners WITH
in ten days. he would proceed to seize
sufficient amounlor their property an
sell it for thatp0rposc, In two or tbH'
days uNerwaJd tue horse Of Johnsl,
was returned, and Howcs' found his wi
home myaledously day before ycttcrdi,
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1862-08-28

We will give the following advice
gratis. to those who write anything for
, 1862-11-27

salea a6 ks prime at s1.6s; 81 bga do at $1.s6;
IS sks do at $1,52K; Is eks dirty at $1.45.
PROVISIONS dull. Mess PoRK-No
MEATs--1,0 ,0CD Green Hams at Axe 1oose. LARD
Dul1 and heavy. Sales: 50 tres choice steam ket-
fe.ried Leaf at s7:c; 66 brls ard II tres Country
Kettle at Sc; 70 pkgs Country Kett.e at Sc, and so
pigs he'd Lssd nj TIC GnEAsE-e5 pEgs Yellow
at 63Sc.
C0oPERAGE- Pork Barrels very dul1. sales 100
good at 81 30.
sALT-Onordzsa Salt has declined Soc 2 brl-
with sales Of Coarse, Fine, and Ground Solar ut
s3l0 = bd. onon1ags Dairy Salt, with sacks,
s5,t0. Foreign Salt very dat. Lirerpool offered
freely at 81 % = rack.
BuTTER-In taiF demand and ete.dy. Sales: !:
Is pkgs prime shipping at tic.
TALLOW-Firm and ia fair request at 9;11<c for
prime city Country, 9l3&c.
CORN MEAI-10 tons CoarEe in bulk On track
at S5s so.
DRESSED HoGs-rn hcgs averaging a.o b. at
8 o.: .ayeraging LEO aall7 lbs 1t s375.
EER0SEAE-aarker itn at Soc.
suGARs-Wi1hGnt change. We quote:
6UGAns-
New Orleans. prime to choice. .11k112z
Porto Nco-Fa1r to choice. .10591 0iiE
n. 7. .ReEned-Powdered and .
Eranu1sted. ......----. .t4ssaDlf34
White coffee, A..-.....-- ..15ss1Il
E1tra Coffee. C......-.l "a 9lsS
cOFFEE-MarIet 11r1a but quiet at 3zD35c tol
Rio and s7@3se for Java,
EGGS -12@14c q doz.
POULTRY Chickens = doz St.a5; Turkeys !:
| b EMec.
, 1862-11-27
AARINE EK[: W5.


Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Trinune.]
DETROIT. Nov. .. 1862.
Ur-Schr Crawford
Dowx-Prsp. Mohawk, Tonawanda; bark In
rincible, Newsbo5, stannard.
NEW VESSEL FOR FoaE1ea TIADE--On Sa:ar-
day last new brig. named the Hanover. designed
io5 direct 7rsde between Milwaukee and Hamburg,
YRS launchtd at the former city. She is owned bF
aMilwaukee merchant large drT goods, etc i'm
poftsr. and is fitted up win convenience for ten
Or twelve passengers, as Te. as cargo OF freight.
Owing to the 1ate1ess Of the seasDn, her rst trip
to Europe has been postponed rn!i1 spring Ii
the meant inc che takes cargo OF grain to Rnao,
She is 4s0 rons bus1hen. snd cc1n1aanded By Capt.
william Galloway, an experienced navigator.
TIE BoA7s.-The 1anitowoc He7ald says: The
steamer Comet bas been laid up for the season..
vith hr9E.NH4 The Sunbeam will do d1eJ
for the ba1s-E q 1he season. running from I'll
wsEkse wasS 5se weather. will permit. without
week to chicago and .KeS'anee- She will have
plenty 70 90 NH che is forged ipt1 infss
il bis powef to those who depend upon his bost
foE finishing up tfeir fall business.
Co11,s1oN.-The bark Golden West anf schooner
3ankes Peth bound np i9 toT 2. q tug had col,
SarniA. The former vessel being foremost in the
tcw, Eheered cut Of ker course and got aground.
tas bSoo osn Il one oi Ter lis
which fell INTO the sttesm and vas nos recovered.
al5o ernashing hEr s1naI beat. The bark austafned
10 damHZe Ot consequence anu proceeded On hel
voyage. The latter is detained as Newport for re-
pai1e-
SuCcEsaFE1 SrEAMER. The steamer Michigan
Of Green Bay ald Buffalo line, has successfully
terminated smother seasons career freed from AMI
disaster or accident during the whole period Dur
ing the first four months Of the season she pllet
between Green Bay and CollIrgwood. aster Whica
ehe run from the former port to Buffalo up to til,
| period Ct laying up.
| tAuEcu.-The new steamer whsch has bee,
| buildjrg hero foE the Rubys engine Eas Launches
EycsterdaE afternoon, and WIS named the Susa
Waril. She has : bsautifu1 model. II OF sr,on
build and sits gracefully On tha water. She will b
| ir complete readiness for bu5lness on the cpsnin
| OF navigator next spring.
I VEss.1s D1scHARGIsG sehooue-s Cou.z:
, 1862-11-27
CHICAGO DAILY HARRIET.

WEDNESDAY EVENING. Nov. e6, 1s6a.
:FREGHT5-No engagements. Rates nominal,
and scason ahout clcsed.
FLoUR-Rsceived, a,G70 brls; shipped, 1880
brle. Market duil and &C lower. Sales were as
folloEs:-150 btls Peerless spzirg extra at IS 00
200 brls '*Goodwine Imperial at S4.S3; 153 br15
tFox Valley spring eztra at 50; zoo brls
"Everybody's" red writer on p t.; 1oo btls Sa-
peraue at $SS5: 50 br.s 80. o. K white winter
ext1a at $500
WHEAT Received, Is, ,64a n1; shipped. 27,peo
bu. Market quiet fer spring, but 6rm for winter.
Sales es:-WN1ER-s,500 bu No Red in store at
e5zxc; 3.eCo ba do at SIC; 500 bu Rejected Red in
store at ss58c. SPR1NG-1s sc0 No il store at Sc;
100 bu do at a9c; 500 bu do lin MunA & scotts) st
sic; 1.s5o bu No ; IN store at TIC; $50 bu do at
77xc; 40 bu do at TTs1c; goo bn do at 7sc; 0o1
bu Rejected spring In store at SIC; LOCO bu do at
g;Kc; LOCO bu do at Csc; !. $50 bu do at 6se.
CORN Received, 1t,5555S bu: shipped, 5.G75 bu.
Market 4@1c lower. Sales ware: 5000 bu@ Canal
Mixed aloat at 3sc; 1aoo0 bu Mixed Corn in store
at sic; 49, eco bu do at 81 c ,0so bu do at 31c
5000 bu Rejected in store st 37xe7 900 bu do 81
&c.
oATS-Rcceiyed, 4,7a9 bu; shipped, a1,o3o bu
! Market firm. Sales were: Il, co3 bu No il atotf
at CSC; e,soo ba Rejected in store lat ssxc,
| Received, 67t bs; shipped, 15.a5o bu
market eteady. Sales: 1909 bu No I in stor,
At Sic.
EARLEY-Rcceiyed, a;45s bu. Market quiet
| Sales: liz bgs fair On track at sc; 4G0 b1 do a
sac; 40a tu do at ece; 500 bu No in store ar 93c
ElGHW1NES-Mafle more activa and better
sales $500 b5ia at Sc; 1.sGo bss do at 3skc; 80
tt1s do a: 3S3<c.
ALEonOI-Steady at 6a@71c.
TlNoTHY EE0-Steady and il taE demsai
, 1862-11-27

NEW YORK, Nov 76.-F1oCE-Dun and heavy
aIG SC lower. sales T.4c1 brIs. at IS 55n5 65 f,r
super gtste; 81 ss@5oo fo5 extrs s!ate; S $50
medium sxsra western; So.sc@6 50 for common
to gccd shipping brands extra rouud-hoop Ohio:
no bayers 81 t te9ain
Canadian -four heavy and lower Sales $40 brls.
at s. s5@G 10 for common, and sG20Ds rs foc
VIII saIcs At + 5c@5 81 Com INES mea; ia 10 fs. I'M ~
quest. with Gales Of 4,D br1s- Cs1o:ic at st Is.
WnIaNT-Earket fitner. Sales SUI bfls. weat-
ern At 3S11<, and tr1f1ing saies etate st 3756
GRam-The wheat market is Gull and angcttlea.
and closes 1G2c lower. ss2cs 5, AGO bu. chicago
): ii ssdtl: 40; 12at6 III. amber lows At Il si9
53. the latter extreme ps.cs; H. 500 bu winter
red western at s. a511 90; $, ,4zu BY amber M1chi-
Esa q e SlalGsl Fl tavo M1nte: RED state II q
Rye quiet and firm at S2.ic for western, and 95c
tor state Barley less active. Sales 1859 ba.
nsll 3sz at :! as@ts Tas corn market
bu at 69GfOhc ior shipping mixed western, clos-
ing ut the inside price; 65G56sllc for eastern; 50
2f a1a n ans ad
Snan salts At 65@67 for common to prime.
uors-steady, with 4 moderate demand. Sales
104 balea at 1GG1l4c, as in quality.
GaocEE1Es-Sugar dull with triHing sa1cs Of New
Orleans at lie, Auscorado at 1016c, and 6s hhds.
Dtmalara On private TERMS Coffee market con
saa 81 ae Ipa on p-;ste Snsf ef
pnoy1sloEs--P Pork dull and unchanged. Sales
743 brls- AZ ~ 12h@13 IS for mes; sil.5. for
1'eefThe market i quiet Ssles 2l0 brls at
ssuc@1e Is for country mcss So. .30@7 60 for city
prime; $12 to@13 10 for .spacked mess, and Si3 81
| Gil s5 for extra mess. Prime mess beef dn!1 and
| nominal. tcef hams quiet and unchanged. Cut
meals dull ard norsinai!y unchanged. Bacon sides
quiet. sAlcs, GO boxes :i1y cut long clear d3les
Sssc. Lard heavy I'D shcsngs. , Wth t. 5aiss 8 8
1.zcc br1s 81. 9a9s5c. Butter selling at tG;S.22!
, 1862-11-27

the brave men who have rome tn f1pht orr
batt1es Mead the call he IN rain vhar t,,,1o
few houra each dey-or erer, once a veek-
can accomplish SO much From an eve.v7t-
ness ne have heard of the natiact endurance
Of our brave bo7s, and ot tie preat suffering
of those Who have left homes NJ pood "a any,
When all that is needed to rna.tetbenn COM
fortable has f,.en contr,hntea by generous
public, 1t il q shame on the ladies' If they With
hold their hands from the labor.
commfttee ROOMS, Garrett BLOCK, open daily
from oa. N. tiu6 p. N.
- ,---.z--,-.-
LAheAe.Ss S'4 ~ al1s. eas Nc a'e c''leu
upua ~ 4epts VIC 1ee1l.sHe7 " 1Ae4t6 aoo
1ooe' -. 'ns 10y W, LUG uo.1o u 'ne1n
, 1862-11-27
iG1s, Griht&u1.
THURSDAY. NOVEMBER II, 1869.
PROCLAMATION HY THE GOV.
ERNOHs
To the People o! the State Of Illinois

TO the People Of the State OF Illinois
It Ia ths Sacred duty Of naio1a as well as
indiyiduals, to to acknowledge the manifesto
honB OF Gods enduring marcy and loving kind
nese-
The perils which surround us, the trials under
which the nation is 1abortng, forcibly impress
upoa as tho necessity and propriety of calling
upon him who il able to save. for dellverance.
NeTesheleas amid present evils and dangers the
Almighty has not left without mauy eignal eyi-
dences Of Hie care and protection.
Our State hAs been blessed with au ahuudaut
harvest. the patriotism Of our people is unpara11cl
cd in the history Of 1nankind7 our soldiers have
made 80 bright record as that Of the braves oi
thctr brethren In arms; aud have been vicsorious
On many hard fought battle fields; the mnnid-
cence Of our citizens in administering to tbs
Hufferinge Of our sick and wounded troops, 1s
worthy of generous hssrted people; and, aoose
a In the midst Of an internicine VIII unpasallcea
in the history OF the world, hare ths peopse 81
Our State been allowed to pursue ths1f psace1n1
2yptations nndlsturbed-
1nrie1x. then. of these and all other evidences
Of His coutinued care and projections and more
pa1tIcularIy for he purpose Of giving the people
OF the State En- opportunity Of uniting together
and thanking God for His mercIes. snd Of beseech-
ing Him to deliver our nat1cn from her present
great Affections, to grant victory to our AIMS.
speedy suppression Of the rebellion. anda restota-
ton CT neace, do hereby appoint THURSDAY
the 9th dag OF November next aa day Of thanks
giving and prayer; and recommend that the
people on that dax, laying aside ordinary avoca'
tions, meet in their several places Of worahp, te
render up the tribute ct grateful hearts TO ths
almighty ruler Of the universe,
In testimony whereof have hereuato eet n,
hand and eauecd the great seal Of the Slat'
Il. 81 OF Illinois to be affixed this 2Gth day Of oc
tobe1, III the year orour Lord one Thousand
cIhht hundred sud sixtetwo. RICHARD YATES,
BY The Governor.
DM HaTcH. Secretary OF State.
, 1862-11-27

A BOLD BrEG1AR.-A few evenings since
The house Of F. Woods, esq, 46 Peoria street,
{Wast Side, was entered by burglar, who
forced open the shutter and raised the window.
The only article Of value stolen mas Mr.
Woods pocketbool. The loss was not dis
covered until late In the morning. He at
once advertised It, as tsLost,'' in the city dal-
lies, stating that rs the papers were of value
only to himself, the finder could retain the
money and return the pockethook and papers.
Next morning he was surprised to find upon
his doorstep the pocketbook, .ninus the mon
ey, with the following luminous "No!is u
written upon one Of his papers:
ST foke the money for my trouble q CITING
Ii. te yous house /: 5.'lr cd '..'n = :1aa noI
gut On; he'd, wcr:a III SC; 1l0rss."
, 1862-11-27

s1urhENTB 81 LAEs. EAss TwEETT-Foua zz:1Es.
Elo2rssVzsss Con cs.s Es7s sax
To rrs, 1s5ao e z75eo &c css35 e. a,ooo 3ss;o ss "a.
Tota1..... 1s51o s7coo 6S675 1860 1850 go.
The receipts Of produce to-day embraced 4,G1O
hE1s our a5 462 bu wheat, II 6G6 bu corn, 739 bu
cats. GIL bu rye ard ,45G bu barley. The rscepts
Ct Live Stock embraced ,775 Hogs and 49i Beeves.
The shipments By Lake were 1850 brls flour,
1900 bu wheat, G5 075 bu corn, Il co bu oats ard
Il. $50 bu bailey.
The attendance on Change to-day was fair, bat
th. chipping season being about over. business
was light.
The demand for Flour w.s triaing, and the
market ruled dull ard &c lower-~with light ea1es
Of spring extras at 81 5o@5 co, and winter extras
at So GO. There is come inquiry by shippers, but
the difficulty Of forwarding keeps them out Of the
/ market.
| There was good demand for winter whest and
the market ruled frm-with eale5 Of No 2 Red st
a5@95Ac, and Rejected Red at sskc. Spring
wheat, however, was quiet and sales trining at s.
| l91c for No / Spring; 77Ga7S for No Spring
and 67GlB9c for Rejected Spring The offerings Of
| all kinds ct wheat are now very light, and the
market is consequently not very attractive to
buye1s-herce the seeming dnNness in gone
| grades.
Corn ruled K@1c lower than yesterday. 1T the
opening it was qriet at 31G314c for Mixed in
etorc but before the close it rallied slightly, and
Gales wetc made At 3111tG3t1sc. Rejected Corn ID
store Was sold at 27kG52Sc and Canal liked at a3c
silcat,
Oats were In good demaad and firm at 3Sc. Rye
was steady at Sic. Barley Was sold at 9e195c for
No On track, and 91c for Nos in store. Timothy
Seed was In fair demand and STEADY, with sales at
S1.45@1.G9 for inferior 10 prime. Flax Seed il
ecarce and wsnted at $2 G1@2 60
The Provision market continues very fist, and
prices tend dowuwards. In Mess Pork sr Cut
Meats there is nothing doing. Lard is freely Of
tered. and numerous lots are pressing on ths mar
ket To-day about 800 pkga we're sold at sDsHc
for prime Leaf fand TIC for No Lard. Tallou il
1rm st exc for prime city sn5 9@9kc for country.
Hides ere firm. Butter is in fair request and
| steady.
The Salt market las experienced decline Of 3ac
. br1 In Onoudaga-sales being made OF Coarse,
| Fins and Ground Solar at $3 TO- Foreign Salt ia
freely offered at e. Is. without bnTers. The specu.
tive demand for Salt has entirely ceased.
coopersge still tends downwards. Pork Barrels
were sold to-day at $780, decline Of Sc since
yesterday.
Tho market for Highwines Has unusually active
yesterday and prices ruled higher-With sales oi
| about $50 b1ls at a2@ssHc.
. There we're no freight engagements today, and
! rates are nominal. The business is shout CLOSED
for the season.
, 1862-11-27

IOGs-KeceiYed to-day 1865, diatfinute
throunh the seTetal Yards as fil]lnR Rs:
, 1862-11-27

OncoF Two bids were Informally made and c,
Let be considered Louisville Journal 21tH.
, 1862-11-27

PORT OF CHICAGO.

ARRIVED, NOV. 26.
Stmr Sunbeam, Morgan, Green Bay, SO II shin
gles, 1p5 hrls fish
PEop ss 5gasg; Eono @ oSasns5agg ssndries.
Prop Queen Of the Lakes, crarey, Buffalo, Sun
Brig = 7 Seymour, Walter, Grand Haven, $50 m
Brig hampton, Wells, Kemanee, 1000 railroad
ties. 10 cords wood.
scbr = hirla lid, Nelson. centerville, 95 coTis
sebr Albany, Poulaon. centezville 50 cords wood.
Schr Mariner, Baker, Lintz' Pier, 90 cords wood.
schr Gates. Fisck, Maniatse. Is 4, lumber, 10
Schr Abigail, Cu1leton, hfanfstee. 100 m lumber
schr H LIP Spencer, Ryetson. Grand Haven, 200 N
schr NefsI, stcGraw. shcboygau, IS cords wood.
schr Erie, Larsen, 3Ianitowoc. 100 q shingles.
Schr Magnet, Wenkel, Grand Haven, 20 N lumber.
schr Queen Of the West, sargcson, Green Bay, 150
schr Westchester, .tather, Grand Haven, 90 n,
lunhet. IN II ehiEgies- ....
schr Mseic. Grand HATen. d N lumber, $50 N
schs FecR. Rie1arazon, Grand Haven, tsa m lun.
senr 6 8 knspg. Davies. Two Rivers, 80 n lumber,
Schr Tsanstt. Hoag, Msnitowoe, 175 N lumber.
sehr Henry HageT. Yates. Port Colborne, 40 n
lumber.
CLEARED. .. November 26.
Prop " Backus, Chamherlin, st JoHeph
Prop Badger state, Beekwith. 8ndfaao, $500 br,a
Bar1- mormon, Hansen, Butfalo, 1875 bu oats.
seAy Jurs. Cnmutngs, Buffalo. Il, ESQ bu rye
Schr Knapp. Davis, Two Rivers, $50 hu com, e
blocks marble.
schr Em Flax, Wolf. Buffalo. Ii, 900 bu wheat
Sehr An1ccras, Grover, Port colhotne, 1855 bu
scnr Monitor. sta1sweather, Port colborne, q. .ol
, 1862-11-27
ThankssivI0ED Day,
There will be 10 meeting on Change tc-m -morroE

The Dry Goods Trade.
The n. T. HorEd Of the a4th says: The dry
goods imports for the week were unusuauy hesvg,
but tho market. takes with ease, all the striva1s.
The importatIons Of fancy cassiueres for the
spring viii be light. and this fact has caused sa
increased demEnd for those Of domestic manufac-
ture. Some of tho leading importers hare given
large orders for fancy cassimcres to oar domestic
manufacturers. and the deliveries will extend into
April, 1865 The fall tradesis now closed, except
ing for local consumption, and jobbers are buying
as little As they possibly can, ard are excztingg
themselves their stocks Ct merchandise.
, 1862-11-27
Closing Of Navigation.
TT7rrry. f},fY Mc1efr..pf Wifnaae s135 I


We understand ihst the last steamer OF tha sea
Eon In The Upper Canada line passed up the canal
last night. UuF western exchanges nut1ce steam
ere and schooneEs gong into winter quarters. a
few days more. and orr hsrbor will be completely
cleared-vessels of all descriptions in port LAST
night being fourteen. The departures for the
season have been a13 against Aa5 ut corresponding
period OF last year.
, 1862-11-27

J
There hayo been some receipts Of sugar and mo-
laeses to-daT. ard the supply is in excess of the
demand. Buyers are holding a1oof. Thsy still
pecline to operate at the high prices asked, and
saies cau only be effected By stil further conces-
sioDs On the part Of sellers. There Is probab1l-
ity ct more hneral receipts from the upper cosst,
and purchasers are awaiting more ample supplies
and eatier prices. FreighLe are unchanged- But
very Little is being done. TIE supply Of sugar md
mofassee il still too llght Bg steamers for the
North sig, " u hid. Of sugar and $500 q bri. OF
ing rates by sailing vessels.
SUcAB-We are informed that about 5e0 hhds.
not previously reported. so1d two or three days
since at s1&c fer fully fair to prime. Yesterday
there wae email taes st SIC for fully fair Ta-day
the market il extremely 9nll and there appeazs to
be llt1leor no Inquiry. the only sales we cnuld
hear WEE few bs1s. cisteru bottoms at dc q II,
Set the preliminary remasEs.
Mo1AksEs-The market is very dull, and the
ee1eE Coptned to about SEQ bre. old crop at 2:
Ggs5c. UT have heard Of ANAL sales OF cho1rz a,
Sic, This is an onteidE rate
, 1862-11-27

and Fortune or discharging cargoes Of coal at Wy
be towed to this port and laid up The latter yes.
gel takes on cargo for Buffalo and thsir takes
her winter mooring.
Last TR1p.-The schooner Northern Belle cleared
yesterday for OgdeIaburgh with 4 cargo Of grain,
On her last trip Of the season. She goes into vim
ter quarters at Clayton, n. T.--De$7Dit P1per.
, 1862-11-27

re- This being Thanksgiving Day, no pa-
pcr 3i!i be i.s71ed from this Office tomorrow.
MISTRESS AND MAID BY Miss Auloch, Les
11iserahleE By Hugo, the Pirates OF the ProI-
1ics, and all ether novels, to 1oanfor ten cents
ct Slerlock'e, 112 Dearborn street.
, 1862-11-27

ueGs-fFe notice decline to day in pricas
Some sales were made. in the county az :3w as
e. 5I@aF5 gToes; como sales at 3400 net The
number left IN pens tonight il 3,1ue-
Thomas s. Co. killed to-dey. $50
Previously reported 3UU
Total to dete. .15O
, 1862-11-27
.Tnr Dr ar,l1p,
HERRING'S SAFES IN H1CHI-
1A GAN.
FR0m THE FIRE AT BUCHANAN.

BUCHANAN, Mich, Nov, Ttll, 1gS:.
GxsT.-Our store. which vas thIeeas5rJ asd
basement BRICK building, Wa7 totally destroyed By the
recent lase FIRE which eons9med most o. the business
haa two OF your F1EEFEopF axFEs in use, which vera
subjected to an intense hest for TWENTY HOUR3
Ono Of hel have had eight ye5s and its eentenra
are perfect Is before the IRE TIE oheE had
three years It is one Of FoEI HEKEINGS PATENT
GHAMSeloas 8 s SAFES " Tie hest Was 90 grea: around
melted 81 ct books and papers are as perfect ak
before the fire. We are noW nsluE the hooks md
papers Which both Safes contained Tho binding Of
come Of them little drawn By the steam fTora tas
tasJ have Pas g throuGh tlse W aaxs alvaJs aad
tsst has proved to us tEat they all yo1 cla pec
feet protection for Backs, PaPe1A &C., from Gre
1e'1H ff9ss'x1i K5s5s a2ExAsDxR & co.
HERREas PATENT CHAMPION sAFKs-Ths
best Protection 1r01S Gra now En1Wn-
AEERIfE's New RATEEZ EHAAFIoN BURG
T,hlcPRUDFSAFEA vita HElsEfNA AND FL0T &sS
PATENT, cRYsTAL1zED IR3E-Tas ozly E.s
@'fE HEkhfeGs Ut se esTsNT " et FIN AND Burars
BkFE6 CeAHG>ED,[pa Ssfc E!'.ia the ather.
XfERkHNs: ~ CO.
e3:E.ys9t NJ. 70 state street,
, 1862-11-27

HfQm EhG Clnc11nat1 t0ulmefC1al. 96th.
Hogs have had an unusually eaeicr ranse Of
psiecs during the week. Brewers appear to msnase
lhe:r operat.one well, zud however irdiIerentiy
packers treat their offers, they stand quite steadily
for 1hs.s prices ungs ef good quality, aysssgar
during tho days that packing has been safe. To-
cay the market appeared to be fally as heavy on
any day during the week, but Eo decline in prlces
vas effected; Tie range for light to the wetshta
lasls desirable We're sold ut 81 S. end one sale Of
heavy was said to hare been made at 81 ID.
From advance t1ips Of the Ptice Current. we
able to show the total receipts Of hoza for the
past week.
The receipts during the week anl for the sea-
eon. and (coEpata:iVei,l for some previous sea-
Eons, were as follows:
b railway ....................... at,3to
~ fNel. S54
FEsn kentucky. ..-....-................ 1S,1a9
Slaughtered at Plaingiile aud Newton ...... d'sl9
Total ......-- Il, ,91o
Previously rep01tcd... .........-...,.-... % 25G
Total ills eeason- -+.-...-. --..----... .15s, ,a}5
The rneh Of hogs TO market las been gfeater
60 faE, than for the previous nlne SCISSORS.
, 1862-11-27

PAID OrE.-The police officers have each
received two months pay al in s'green backs.''
We yc1,ture 10 say they will have good time
to-day.
, 1862-11-27

s1urAENTs 81 LAE4, r.Aas TwEETT-Fopa Eo1Es.
Flo1rsH1ssi Con ck:4 Ezu Bax
b7lk. tn. hi. ~ b-. eu,
To lEza.o. 80. 1860 E7Df0 Cs675 1900 1880 ....
, 1862-11-27
New Ec-k stock amt measy H4REat.
By Telegraph.1 New YoR6, Nov. e6, 1861.
,GfclHU HaaxX-Etnrks drill and irteauiar

GOVERNMENT sTo0KS.
9. S. 2a's1 .1031 1@1n3s1 720 T. Notes. .1G1l;
MONEY MAnKET-Eaaic-. Call loans st per
celt.
Sterling Exchange dnil and dropping. Quota
tiens at l5!I142 for merchants and l45@1435 fer
Bankers bills.
American Gold opened firm at 99E and clozed
stcady a: G91ssG1a9ss per cent. premium.
, 1862-11-27

SoI.D.FEs' DINNER Remember the dinner
al tie hospital, corner Of Old aud State streets,
to-ozy. Tie offers OF articles GENE in sloH.
Let lie suggest That ladies w;o are willing to
d.: ate Il cooked turkey cr chicken, or 3 stew
OF o5sters, should serd then before Il O clock
10 Or. Higgins, at the Hosrital It would be
aburnTEg sharne 10 Chicago to let tae sick and
wo..1led soldiers here writc bomc that they
lad 10 Thanksgiving Day IN a Christian city.
, 1862-11-27

w ANTED-Agents to canvas for
~ the forthcoming History Of the Civil War L
America. b. JONI s: G AHRoTr, tauthoE q the Lie
OF Coaascnssl Europe: SCI Agents Will find tItIs
se1Eg 6ooE Terms liberal Apply tor territory
to Q. GlRES. t54 South C1azS strsat Chicago. III.
Fest Office Fox as3 apps p3l9ly