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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-01-31

LIEUT. Coz. WARD of the fifteenth regi.
ment, it is understood, arrives here by the
steamboat train this morning. Mrs. Ward
went on by the buat train last evening, to
meet him at New London.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-01-31

MILLBuRY.-The number of births in Mill.
bury in 1861 was 1877, OF which 70 were males.
aud 81 females. OF these IS were of foreign,
80 Of American, and OF mixed parentage.
The number Of marriages was % Whole
namber OF deaths So, of which number IA
were less than year old, Is were between
and l0-3 from 10 to 20, 4 from 20 to 80. 8
from so to so, from so to 60, from 60 to
70, from 70 to so, = from 50 to 30.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-01-31

Or Pr pr q: q. Mott, Physician and surgeon.
90 Court street corner OF Howard BoS ton is connn6
uHin from 10 untli :. and from to in the eyenn@ nm
az diseases OF the Urinary and Genital Organs Scroi,mo
Anecu9ns liunors OF all KINDS Sores Ulcers and rIn
lions, Fenale Complaints, &c. An experience of ovey
twenty years extensive practice enables DR. NJ 10 curs
al! OF the most diihcuit Medicines entirely yeg
0' -A''io0 rlVe QeOdly iy2O
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-01-31

Snlth's Curative Cleansing s,o,,,-nurdA
superior remedy for Headache, Burns Sore fins En1
Complaints. Canker, Piles sore Throat yc Gr ~,
sale by BUSH d CO. "a Front street by tho 6oze, m
single bottle at manufacturers prices deod I'D
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-01-31

LEcTuRE,-J. G, Mowbray proposes to give
his views on national matters at Brinley Hall,
to night
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-01-31

DIR. q. n. EaiII attends to nil SneciaI Disongo. =
Males ana Females at his Medical Office No 81 Main
street worcester Mass See his advertisement nf tb
ful itt e'' d" ''iS P"Pel'
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-01-31

l.. ~. Nichols, 81. d., IEOmeOpathIc Isbv.i,
ciHh-Othce dresdence III NJ ain street Office hours
IRON to andfrUm to O'Clock p.
Worcester, October. 20. 1850. diff ais
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-01-31
Special 3lotlees.

DR.. Sweet's EnrilIibIe LInIment is truly :
rleu IN need ana every family should nave il at hand
os5 d&wly
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-01-31

Mrs. M. w, GeraIds, PHYSICIAN AND SvcCrsa
tUL MIDWIFE, removed 10 No 40 Exchange street
specla attention given TO Uterine Complaints and dis
rom to P dtt as4
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-01-31

to the Rhode Island battery. TIE battery
horses had been safely landed.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-01-31

, a hc 4. 4savin. Attorney ana Counsellor at Law
Briniey Row, isaiah street, Worcester. atf lad
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-01-31

GENTS Fine Shirts made to order in the most i'm
proved style, and in the manner at short notice
Dy WALBRtDGE, No. 2 American House Block
Shirt Iatterhs cut diff o3l
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-01-31

Fresh Bu.ter.-From 50 to 100 tubs of Fresh Rut
ter Just received and iOr sale at DRAPER IL CLARK
81 and 81 Front street. dtf $40
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-01-31

~ RI Is HIN UNDERTAX
HIS Colin Warerooms at SO Front street where ca,
always be found large assortment Of Collins of ali if
Iefemt klnuS OF patterns Mentac and Walnut Cgskets
OF an sizes Coin Plates and Robes of the best
ana material Residence SO Front street. Gtf auI4
Main street. al t4'
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-01-31

The Union Esestored.-F. A. CLOUGH would
INFORM his friends and the public generally
that Union Block having been fully restored since fe
bre he has re-opened his old Hair Dressing Room in her
Ter style than ever where he will happy TO attend
upon all VINO may favor him with a an dtt ans
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-01-31

hucAWhcat FlOur.-Just received, eight tons OF
buckNheat Flour ON Consignment. which we offer Tor
sac io"er tha can be bought elsewhere in this city
dl3 diff DRAPER a. i,I,Ail
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Adams Gallery, gas Main street is uoys
open for the reception of the public. dtf dyI
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-01-31

AaOgs, HOgs.-Ju>t received a fine lot of well dress
ed fat hOgs and for sale the market price are in
constant receipt of nice hogs.
dlS DIFF DRAPER 81 CLARK
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-01-31

o. T.. 1aarrIs, Dentist. 1873 Main street on,,osf4o
the new Mechanics Hall Building. *
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MAssAcnUsETrs LEGISLATURES.

THURSDAY, Jan. 80.
SENATE.-The clerk Of the senate being
absent, irOm Illness, VIM A. Gratis, assistant
clerk OF the house, was elected clerk pro lem,
10y an unanimous vote, and the governor and
The house of Representatives were informed OF
the election.
On motion of Mr. RICHARDSON of Middle
sex, ordered that the committee ON the judcia.
ry consider whether any further legislation is
necessary in regard TO tile time when damages
sustained by the laying out or alteration Of
highway or townway snail be payable.
On motion OF Mr.. GEORGE OF Essex, ordered
that the committee on printing be authorized
to procure the publishing OF the plan and
profile Of the Concord and Sudbury river
meadows, submitted with the commissioners
report upon those meadows, TO be bound with
said report, provided that the cost OF preparing
and publishing said plan and profile shall not
exceed sixty dollars.
The bill relating TO costs in civil actions,
was debated in motion to amend, which was
lost, when the bill was ordered to Il third
reading
The bill m king appropriations for the
mileage and compensation Of the officers and
members of the legislature during the present
session, and TOR other purposes, was ordered
to'a third reading.
The resolve in favor of the Marshpee schools
was laid ON The table.
message was received from the house an
nouncing the death of Mr.. Stebbins of Spring.
field. MIR. Thompson OF llampden referred
briefly TO the character and virtues of the de.
ceased, when on his motion, as mark of re-
spect, the senate adjourned.
HoUsE.-Levi Reed, auditor of the com"
monwealth, transmitted, in compliance with
an order OF the house, dated January oath, Il
"cupy Of the accounts Of the commissioners on
public lands the past year" Of which tile toll
lowing is recapituation -
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-01-31

Attention, Skaters!-If your Skates want sharp
ehg or repairing in any way, the place to have il wen
done Is at COOLING SMITHS, l25 Central street,
All kinds of Light JObbing and Sewing Machine Re,
paltli zone IN the pest manner. dit u2l
, 1862-11-01
MARINE Il, l4IS
FORT Of CEXCAN4c

ARRIVED. .OttobGT 3.
Stmr Cemet Pubft. Two Rivers. 500 empty ba.-
reia, 10 pkgs wood ware, sEudries.
P1cr Eia.aEs. 1ra:trt- Sarnla 13D eds wood
Prop Acu e. Ia; hawey, Bnfalo, tundrics.
F;op Esers1fen cisy- tosli:ls buti ~, sandtles-
Bark Mary Jane, Mchellar. hihgstou. 40 tons
saIt
Eask Ocean w.ve, Ingrahan, Cleveland, IS m
Eark F S;orcan, Elsey, Bay Ct =, go N luaascr.
Brig sit Nap;e.: uusae hiuSs,on
Brig him es tta. Ia4son. Buffal,. $50 m lumber,
Brig Bay CITY, Tlipp, Lay City, Ill m lumber. Is
Brig ssn Hale. Ferguson. Little swarioo, 100 m
schr Argo Berg. Gscc,i Bay. iaa eds wool, ~.
Schr E,'tsrpr'se. Peterson. Wukihson's Pier, 80
schrTyorslt. Hoeg. M7nitoyoc, 65a u shingles.
sChr Jar+ I.ui>:l. Stutray- st Jo=tph 81 cds wood
SCct I1} GE.yrr, iie1. Gsa1,d 3aSen. - luneS-
schr Aeh,a'u1a, Hammer, Grand Haven, 90 m
sthr i splncer. Eyesson. Pias Marquette, 50 N
sehr chas Walker. Fitzgerald, osweso, a1ts brls
schr Elicn iliian9r Fl zsera, Bualo. $50 m lum-
sehr Ear;est H.1ne, aa.ti7, nfa:o sic bz1s 1t.
sctr Guide. pstee, St Joseph, IS m stares, 10 eds
sehr r Seuba!i. i!Ni Hayes, Buffalo 10 N lumber.
Schr Wynmsrg. Fr1onC. Bay City, l. TO brs e9lt.
| Echr Qnickstep, Meany Bay City, 2 00 br1s ealt.
Schz Cr,aboGa Roberto, Cleveland, 200 tons coal,
sctr Alhanv. TaR1eon, centrerile, 50 cords wood.
Schr william Jones. Thomas, MaIfstee, 1o5 q
| lumber. Is tlmhefs-
| Schr Mariner, Baker, Lentz's Pier, 81 cord.
| wood.
| Schr Hen, Doucb, South haven. IS cords wood
sehr Fosfar, o'Connor. Collmgwood, 81 cord;
sehr Y.cpmsch. Xcoucen. Goderich, 10 cord:
| October 81.
] stnr Comet, Pabet, Vol River, 800 bu wheat
| Prop Ottawa. Warren, Mu.ke.ou.
Prop Pittsburgh. Webster, Buffalo, Is, coo bn wheat
1.5t0 bF1s flour.
Prop Granite State. Davis. Ogdensburgh, ITO
| brit -four. =: lhtie wfnea
Prop Antelope, Uutton. ColliugToods 1,6s5 b
corn.
Prop N1sgaza. Traverse, Sarnia, 2,0c5 brls do1.
| ea3 brls pork.
Bark Sunrfee, Go r stock: Rrtfa!n. 24,rF0 bu CORE
Brig Bay City Trpp- Buffalo. ~, ffN M corn-
Brig Canopua. Stoddard, Buffalo. 16.0G0 ou wheat
| E7ig Sawe Hale, Ferguson, Little SHa1aico, SO
bu corr. l,505 hu oats.
Schr Sumit, ellison. Oswego, II 100 b1 corn.
schr c. c. Cooper, Harry: Oswego. g. 60 hu COT
Schr Granad., Fitzzera1d~ 0swegn. IS oo0 hu eor1
Schr A. q. Raynor, kennan, Buffalo, $40 b
schr japan, Louti1l, sarnia, lo,soo BIZ com.
, 1862-11-01
MARKETS BE TELKHRARHs

NEW TORK Oct 81-FtorR-Heayy. unsettled
and aGltc lower Sales 800 5fls- at Is 7sD5W Us
,5 sqes :sa e g Fl 10 s1s sape4 TT:
&c 1cQ6 IS for common 10 medium extra western;
q & &6O for common to good shipping brands
BANDS. me @srEet @ eosins hessy y sd no S Buyers 4
outside quotations. canadian -four heavy and
lower: sales $50 b.ls. st ts. .fon6 23 for common
ssazes snd aS,nsr, 1ish snail ssles Il IS 9sa6 20.
Corn meal also hrrner. Sales 500 bka. at SAN for
jersey ald q TO for Brandywine.
s7xe~nea,1y ii f 4 inside prtcss. ''' '.. ''0
GaA1s-T heat heAvy, unsettled and{aNy e per
bu- lower. The decline IN gold and sterling AZ,
ba. Chicago spring i s1i4S1.s4; j., 100 bu, Nil
waukee club it t1as@l 79: II. .ot0 on amber Ioxs
at $,.3cG1 ss-the latter itor yery choice; = 90
amber Michiesn st & 3e1i4s; 1870, b9 red state
at 81 ss@l So; i Coz mixed western st 81 81, and
i,40 bu. p:imc white Kentucky at $is2k- Rye
/ clded1y drme1. Sales la,oD bu far to prime 1t
81 a91.sak. Wenote sales of2.7' bu. Canadian
peas q 81 %. Com quiet, scarce and market very
/ en-; eG1s0c TO- eastern: 59465c Eor danaged and
| heated. Oats frncr. Sales at 5685sc for common
to prime new and old, and Cue for choice state;
on hand Oct, a1st, 6s.sss9 bags and 11,os7 mats
ineiud.as Is, - ha3s Rin. 1o57l bags M4raeaibo,
80 tags St Domingo, 675 bags Savani'la. IS bagt
Cafta R1ea, 2ss bags Bombay. 1.ss1 bags Jay4,
1lC0 fhds. Including Cubs, st s@1oaic; Porte
Rico at 10kc, sud New Orleans ut 1n1lfs<c
market steady and unchanged Molasses quiet
.ales II. tLts- Barbados at 43c; " tads. Porte
| Rico at Csc
PEov1s1oSs-Pnrk market flvors buyers Will
mere DONG. Sales 330sb;ls Cuclu1ng ! 600 brls
nsese last e.t nin at $13 1a,) At si3T! TO- mess
e12 60 for prime; 9l2 St @1IaN for prime meas
Eetf quiet ard steady; Eaies 20 hrls;, At 3s u0Q
$tlt75 for country mess IS 5rl1s 6lrrine; &12.H
6J13.15 10. zeIacEed ness; f13.5lG Is for e1,r
mess. Prime mess heef quiet and unchanged
-tel hama steadz: sales 30t bsls choic. new a
$1s,0. Cut neate quiet ard withcnt materia
change. Bacon etdes dull and nomiually unchan2
ed. Ls1d dull aud lower; Gales 1:6'N btl. Ut tug
| IKE. bnlter l5GtAF for Oai0s 219Leac fof s.alt
Cheese steady at 9GI11c-
0SWEGO, Oct. 31.-FLouR R-Hteady.
G1.Alx-Wheat in moderate demand. Sale
| etcU bn. Chicago spring; Il 10; SD ba. No
GO st $!.1aK; So bu. white canada at ft IS X
Com ii hcttGr der,nnd, Sales 5D1 hu prime Il
diana at 6lc: and 3p,'d' bu Illinois equa1 II aco1
a9xc. Pe az lower. Sales 69,0 bu Canadian
ssS. Inquiry for harley active, but there Is hit
| here.
: CANAL FnEIGurs-Lower on grain. Flour 5s{
Grc: wheat 13c to New York
| LAKE 1MPc.:Ts-t, ,i.5 hrls :l9ur. II 100 h1. whea
Is NtH bn. corn, Rpn In harley, s.N bn. peas.
CANAL ESroRTe-44S s bfls. lour, $3.50 b.
Wteat- STU hu. peas.
, 1862-11-01

bs. ut u so.
Norton cold MlAard II hesd, averaging 1,oNns
at fits
Leach sold CurtIs II hesd, Aveesginx lisa rs,
Ut k3la-
Warren sold Ki1lsr a8 head, averaging SO Ds, At
$160.
q IL.
Ian1ey sold Enw.deht IA head, averaging 1,1oo
br. at $2t0.
Neal sold Hancock st head. averaging 1853 ms.
at IS IAN.
D.. at q. 90.
Ntai sold Esneock II head, averaging 1e8s rs.
ut %2t6.
We give the following quotations:
E1tra Shipping Beeyea None offered
G0OQ 10 @tQ1um .$+-VP4t1 "
Common to 1nfeEioe ..-.-.........-.... 150Gsto
EOGs-Received yesterday, 12,3ia head- The
receipts to-day were some II, $50 head The mar
ket ruled dull. at about the saue range OF prices
noted Of yesterday.
We quote the following leading Transactions.
, 1862-11-01

Livingston Reformed Dutch Church. corner t' 81
Non1t ard Sarga1non rt1ects-ReS. n y: NJ.
liam.nn pa.tcr SERVICES Il morrow 3. wv 3 N
and tx .. N. Al arc co:dally invited to atsena.
Westminster Church, corner Of Ontario ana
Dearborn streets Services al 1o4 :. N. ana ~
D. m. REV E. Pierce, Pastor.
Religious services iii be resumed so-Po.s ~
tp,isr hulch, cor1er Of Indiana aTsnEc and Riaa'
gold Place. ....-.-...
-p.eschirs Tomorrow morning and evening, at
the ueual huure At 1hs South fFesn etl:n eanla'
70 s werner Of Third az. m: and jackson street,
by the Paa,or. Rev ". ". Hsseha. straRse-h are
cordially invited. ....
The Free church RI sl1 nations st. Au=ga
riCe) corner Of Indiana and FEank'th stnests, 1a
Snd * ., N, Sundsy tchool at ~ p. IN.
, 1862-11-01
CHICAGO DAILY mARKET.


. FRIDAY EVENING oct. d. 'soS.
fHLldalS-Eas1ef ana &c lower. 1ae ensage"
neIts were az follows 10 BUFFALO: os's MN
nesota' fe)ee'ea cotn, al ioSe' sent1. Day ssate
ee!aeh ha1sest anu fosaao' eotn' ~ las ualA
sunrise a,o senr. Nasrasanse.s, e'sn' at 49,
pask T. D. aolgan' co1n- a. lss' 10 -" ECO
ecu, =. -. feeS, so'n' Wa fols sAlhla' as sle
me "enano nan"as ,a ules1i"lAA'1ns sss'u17S
20. aoaan no4Aoms ~ E ousnei,
1oe Laste1n ta1'foaos nase aoSaueeu 'hei fases
I've on noat aao &C VI loos'a <lasS' Aae 1a'es 4oS
fIout ne" Ne.
10 Ae" aofk, az ran 1-W
~ ~ po.+on al, al AA41 1A>e ''''''''''' ~ n
70 rai1 and lake NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. %
To Phflade'phia, au Fan ~. ?5 Is
~ An "uu .aA1 ~ ~
eAoun-necei'so' o''.t or'S' sn'ppcu. ','n
| DTS. MMhet aau a1e aeaFy. sAss' tao e1'e
eac'ee "nnv "'n'es eA1Sa ~ eo ~, ~ olis
o ,:,, me spsls "a eaA.3 ~ 80 ~ os.o
n.1n a4ns ~ <S'n, ~, -, e..e .na' ;, ,an ~"
rms ~ lanesn w DIS E:uplse' lov o'ts
| MY s's "' Z" ~ ''4e AS"a ~S'9e
At Ss,Muau ., 4e'1'efe1'
"nE'Ni-leceNeo' to'3s. o"' sn'Pleo. r''1c'
nu' "a.he' Jul nut aoo"e ~ pr oosnet lo"ef'
sa'es' "'SfHe-+o u ~ neu ~ s'ote A.
q W; ooob NO. hed IN ssoro at SIC; 900 ha
oat 9G1xc: asS;o On 10 at 9Gc; $50 bu Rejected
Red IN etore at 9sc, SpEtsG-15.Gs bu No. !
Spring (tu Mum & Scottish FOUND 1at) at 95c !;
SN0 bu do TN s5mc housel at 9sc; 2,DG5 bu do
In o;her hoHres1 at 93c: $50 bu do at 93c: 4oO)
hu No. 2 sp:ire in eto1e at Sic; 100 bu do st
skc; eco br do q. Sc; l2,C.,0 bu Rejected
Spring in store at 74e: 25C0 bu do At 73xc; 1,Gc0
bu do ut 7sc; so bu do lin f.vorite house) at 75s
cory-Rerp;red as sra hn. Skinned 1.t III
! bu. Market active and 5fc lower. Sales IL ;t]
, 1862-11-01
KNOCKING TRAGEDY Al Ia
&ALA4E
L CL1cAxo Merchant wufdexeA and
Robbed.

II IL x,rr x,n@ufrr an$v ~ ,nnn-z ~, an.An -
rre - 49, m~-+ -,n.s,s ..s S - - .s.e.-s.
r;t;,.ns Hanw ~ nnas.,s, [ sha ~ sss. -.
Lea4s ~. GU. - 49, 60 4s. W.
e,.aaa. 80 1s'-a ~ s1.e ' .A@sa N. ~.eu~ .~
no. S,os. 1aa1,r -,..sss w. ~S1's ''AAs ~
~ -
o..t ~ h...,S~.. ~ *s.S ~ ~ ~ -. ~~1a. ~
nsr,s $500. ~ -.,.r - ~. 80 ~ Nsn.,
hacorca oon,actaa I..t Ta.,d., ,so,+ =. ~.
49, - =. 60 - 80. sntHess- =.
.,te The er,, do.n trim m ths 11,,no,. Gsn.
-,,, for some mint sonth NJ +, s,,,s wh,1a
1,.ss{ro s.c,n ana dero. to the ,tber he va.
sttaclea hv anne mnrderors r,ff,sns- Who
beat md bruised him in the most shocking
manner. and then taxing his carpet.bas, in
which wss = pocketbook containing consid-
erable amount Of money, and some valuable
,,s,.ers. left him lying In the street. About
1hraa O'Clock = half-drunken man discovered
Nx. Goodrich, but paid him no attention 1t
that time. Subsequently, however, he again
,aesed bv the same spot, and this time made
more Minute examination Of the prostrata
man before him which revealed the fact that
he was bruised, bleeding, and almost dying.
lie [DSn pIOEuFEQ 2a5k&tA0EEs AAA NVAfE3EA
him to the depot, and from thence removed
him to building used a. aaloon and eating
house, near by. Restoratives were applied,
and in time, the unfortunate man revived
sufficiently to tell his name and ask for I
physician. Dr.. L. B. Larkins Was called In,
Who afterwards brought in one or Two other
surgeons 10 his aid. But the injuries inflicted
were such as to battle al suEeicA: SKILL A
compound fracture Of his skull Was touud
| Immediately back of his right ear; on tha
top Of his head Was = deep cash, cut through
| the scalp ss if with an are or chistl; while
t his forehead, directly above his eyes, VA:
horribly mapqlcd.
News of the occurrence having reached thil
city. On Wednesday evening, Dr. A. E. Smal
md Vim. ]. Pope, proceeded to LAsA1e
reaching there at midnight. THESE gentle
men FASTENED to the bedside Of their frien.
! Goodrich. but he was then totally uncon
scious. and could not recognize them. The
did everything that human skill and kjndnes
| could accomplish to save his life, but in vain
They could only experience the me1anchol
satisfaction OF remaining with him and stri,
ing, as far ~ possible, to alleviate his suf.l
irgs, until his Life had ctbed away. Gradual
sinking. despite all the stima1ants applied, b
expired at half-past one O'Clock yesterda
afternoon. DR.. Small and vi. Pope returne
| to this city last evening, bringing the remal1
, 1862-11-01

ARRIVED. 49,. October -.
Cnfop, LII Sale. 5,5f0 bu corn, 4Co bu rye.
E1rprcss, La Sale, 5 10i hu cnrn.
D. y a?lacp, Ia Sale + 7N} bE corn.
Vn Nc, ,ria.n Utica. G,40n hu coru-
i B1estey. U1ica- 5 zoo bu corn.
Erwin, l a s'al e, 56 y bu cotn.
Central t'itv La Sale iGuO bu com, e?2 hu rye
40 bn wtelt, / CO., los 10 - tho i fur litu.e,
n Taw1.. 5b o: cnrn, 10 hsf-, p3t l:oe:, 3, 81
Ms lard. bas tbs b1tier-
Imperial, Ottawa, SIS G bu corn-
& lien]ip. Ostawa. S 200 bu corn. 900 rs hides.
Portland. Ottawa. 5 3,u hu corn, z75 bu wheat.
J ? Al'5anter. ,,a 0:;awa; ol!v na G'an'
i N,,,7- Narseiles, s. LOO bu com, ISL bu rye
1G9 In pat5 + afl= mo.s-s.s.
parsen Ezowilow, La Ss1le. $500 bu com, o. IL
Is hides. ...
1; W Tbn1p. JtIiet. + ctobu corn.
, 1862-11-01
T1T e ID

In ,h,. city, oct. scsh. Mrs: SARAH MusPHY: " wife
kTE New YiJk. aJ1aeu.e. aud Boston psPess peAs
, 1862-11-01

Seeds In New York.
On the c9th, timothy Was sold in New York at
a. t6ti@2s5. Rough fax eeed is in demand st
80 dsm9TF
, 1862-11-01

ocean EreIshfs ut New Tork.
Occou fretghts have declined to 9k@911c for
What. and eAG9c for corn to Liverpool
, 1862-11-01

All 1oy.l men to the Union, without distinction
ct party who are for the Union. the F1catoeut*%
prr!amatiop ard i vigorous prosecution Of the
waz, are invited to attend a meeting to be held
tbis evening, Nov 1T. 1852 at O'Clock p m At
ucffr1an't "a oon. No 169 North Clark street,
cor, er Vi E1le. Good bpeakers Will adlecss the
n:cetlrR TnE CpAa1rTEE,
, 1862-11-01

Below will be found valuable exhibit Of the
Like Commerce Of Chicago. which has been copied
from tho Collectors books at the Custom Houee: !:
The following tables chow the arrivals aud
c1ea,nneee, with tonnage, Ut Chicaso lon July 1st
to Sept 3Olt for 1851 AID 1852:
, 1862-11-01

1Is.h test., CuI. HoS-
1.7lh regr.. tol Vau Arman- .--..-~+----.....9A
81 reaBil1e i;attety, ',apl. Cooley
FL! in Battery, Capt. Kenntck k---..-....-..-...1l7
Tcts1 .3,757
The o51 received yesterday their advance,
OF the first months pay, sls to each man |
M3ier kinzic, the government paymaster,
used *'greenback,'' to tae amount Of nearly
S13,G00 lu performing this LABOR.
i supply Ct Enfield riars are now On their
w.y to this city, sufficient to iu1'y arm tas
o3d and she 127ta. Is soon IS they arrive aud
a,c distributed, these regiments will % ready
| to take the field.
Tie ll3:h, Col. Hoge, were ont on dress
parade in the slleraoon, and made splendid
appearance. They were accompanied BY the
| Light Guard Band.
| With tie exception Of two OF three horses,
the Mercantile Battery is fully equipped. and
tley are now expecting daily to rtcel7e
marching orders.
A NEW PROVOST MARSHAL,
Major Bird, of the 125ta New York, who
was appointed Provost Ma1;ha' at the time
Gen, Tyler assumed command Of the camp,
has been supercecded By Major Covaa Of tho
llGth New York. The latter is hard work.
lug officer, and is already 6eing good strv:ce
in his new position.
Sold For n Song
It il not many days since James r. Shea
har, editor Of the Chicago R,xt proclaimed the
t;cnal; he produced various Arguments to
show that they were such; he cited from
other papers arguments favorable to that de-
cision; lie expressed his conviction boldly
that they were constitutional, right and ex-
pedieut, announced that lie should stand by
them, and adyisld every one Of his rcadsrs to
co tie same.
The bogus Democracy declare theut uncon.
s,j1utienal, deuounce tEeul, the ADMINISTERS
ticn and the President, and refuse them theil
support. They have made this the issue o.
tue c:lupaigu, AID upon 1hs platform the,
have nominated shove ii.'' Sherman fc7 Cat
SEsss.
Within fe~ days Sheahan hss gone oys
to that side. lie supports NAN Who is e;'
pcE.d to his own teachings, He supp ,rt.
1nap, whc. y Lis casting To:c Gu: hi Il cl
frem the city printing. H:laas cra1led in til
dirt before the man Story. vino would NJ
allow rim to be the 1ominee FIR SSer.I Il
has Crowded il tho mud saying: "He1e
= am. D. W. Sheatan, IL the dir I humbly b:
sec ch your graces, Sht rnan and Ssory, that 80
y Will grant HE the icestimable flvpr Of clear
- irg your coat tails, Of taking back those ho,
est, manly words spoke, Of advocatiog do
- t1ires which knew to be false, Of disgustiu
nil lcy"l men who bad confidence ia ma"
y Now, why las he done this ? Wny is he Il
, 1862-11-01
West Side Republican Meetings To.

TENTH WARp.-A,t Tenth Ward Ezch1cse,
cerrer of Twelfth fld luion streets. At Franz
ilams FALCON. 43l S1nrh CanSl street At Jacnb
PaciBe' es'top. CaEsipors avenue, between CiEn-
tea aud Jefferson streets Ard at Fred Sorze's
tsloon Nay street, nc4t Pclk
FIFTH NARp AT HetmaGn'e sasn7u. ST West
Fn1Golph ttreet. And at August Graber's saloon,
l52 CIT Rarao pa etrccs.
SIXTH NAHr.--At Cutmore's Surrey Gardens.
q ar hiEsttn avenue, t"ne block moth Of lake
es1ett) Eetwecn Reuben and PaEllna Streets Aud
a. Fieh's store. on Milwaukee avenue, ne II Reu-
t6u etrctt.
c. cd sptakirg in ErsE+h md German. Come
commerce II ~ O'Clock By o.cee Of
WARD EXECUTIVE CaxxUrEEs
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CTRAYED-On the evening Of
oprs-per Hth, 181. . 1NEe. Nevts3sAtaaA noE;
bTt1f hjIn 70 ,ta a1koa OF 0AlvaRy Ceafy. ,e1fnAe
Of 1NaN An avxnne and MAd14ou ssex. vii 20 nn:sA'
Nxt81G1AA 0@tMes
, 1862-11-01

All friends Of the Union. without distinction ot
party. are requested to meet 1t Jacob Endctt,
cc1per OF Chicago avenue and LArzhee etEeet. on
this (sAturtay) afternoon, It Z O'Clock ood
Ge,msn and Engliah speakers will b in attend.
Anca.
BT order Of tho Connittee- Jas. 1LoXD.