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Ss's York. Friday, Dec. II, 6P. b.--rhs rroceea
insa at the Stock Exchange to-day have been devoid
ofspecisi interest. There was very little disposition
either TO buy or sell. In soid the fluctuations have
bssn - follows 3 O'Clock ibiS Q 90. 132 l. iiO'
2. 49,. D. 1877, and 81 the close, i5O', No change
In money matters. Sterling exchange Was quiet at
lG5 . le5k for banksrs bills
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A CLERGYMES's TESTIMONY.

RoverendJ j. Wesley Quinlsn, Clroy C'nfercnce,l
ofPeni, Clinton County. n. Y, writes;
- atn better in health this fall than have been
before in i've years; my stomach 10 getting quite
strong; my appetite Is steady and Io,Dert,l; nv
HABITS are twice as full - they used TO be- Instead o
being al Punched up, am getting to be quite CORK
lent. have never worked 80 hard, or preached 90
much. as this fall have aborcd two months In 8
Irotraeted meeting preached most every night some
siIty souls converted TO God be all the prAise
shall have TO write out statement Of my cae one of
these days and the great benefit derived from yeur
prescriptions they have done for me than Iii
the remedies ever took In fact, they are the only
mediciaes that have benehtted me. would not be
without them for any consideration Your medicines
have hellsd Mrs. Quinlsn very much. We are vsrv
csive you in Heaven 10 our Irayer."
OFFICE No. b46 BROADWAY,
One door south of the Old Dusseldorf Gallery.
Once LouIs for eonsultstion, from 10 an until pm
Cases treated by mail as heretofore.
address, Dn. HAMILTON LocKRow.
send for our p'upA!s, with ,ertim0uial, ssty. ~
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I'VE WORRYING WOMfY7S UNION
SOCIETY," NOTICES.

th iitR MATTHEW 7. A. H. SOCIETY.
l. No. Of ilrooklyn,Ep- -snorl.l No,icc - ,
WIZ p'An IN - q le.i IA ~, cor T. and and N st,
90 S.!.IiS ~ Bins Dec, L., to make Arrangement
~ inc,t the 9thtr taihrg MATHEW socs es VI IN
yn, 90 aid IN the .nLugura,ion Of die An Fsthsr
haIthe" society on sunday. Dec. 10, at u oclorl 4
hULLlGAN, Rec Sc. ' =
FATHER MATHEW T. A. b. SOCIETY
Il No, ), Of Brooklyn, y. D.-Puhlic meeting an e,n
aay' nse. 18Th, 81 oeloek, ~ their Hall, cor Grand
sd,a nd 'In ~, speaheHr Asssrs VIM. j. Hart D. val.
lns by Near, Austin, psIkhou,e, u Knn.r and
cher PATE AULLIGAS, Prest =. j. MUI Ii
VAN hee' eeeV' l32
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

Warm, Winter WOODEN Ciotbing, a. .vcr.
~ EVANS Extensive Clothing wareh1usa, 60 sal
% tntonst, m'y be found one u iae Vs.. .C.t ami
nnsnosoiuest ai,o'nsni of N.n', OveroNt, Goats.
ne ntus low pf cos. f1r which mis- cstab shr .;
has cen known for veGrs att
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vAofnSsuo nAaxsP AVIAN v1soa.
Nsv YRg, Friday, Dec


B~AtsAHv nAafs. psy b.-RoAstins paoec. IOsI6
Road .saAs l2sis stiioin do, l..ls. Portsr ,n.e
% lSsO. Soup as, Mutton, lOal2. Veal, l8a1 10
Srt. saiY; CesnsA do. all. IAmts,si0al2. Cornsd
.Bvn~. a., pw n.-Butter. ebas6e Cheese ilxa
Ice. RGp,hssh, tu Nc. lard, lee.
SvsstA pw b.-lHtsd sppioa, lee Cherries, 2se.
aSn, b.I. d 20. Carent1 ia iis. '--'' '''
PnA, - b.Cst Yhh, loo. leilo- Perch, l0c.
keiA i9sise, STIRRED bsss sise. Cod. Sc Vloundcr.,
80. White Fish, i2al5 sun do. l0c. White
P,ehTcl, lbc. IDbsss,, &c. Oysters, Per 100. 6r>c
sel,2oy Cisms, tsAI2 Do. Crab. dor, f5c set -
SMOKED hs1kasl, l2alSe. DO kela lss.ue Dried
GSd e. a.h I.ss salt s.lmop Issihs 20 A.ei'i:l,
vaeetobl.s..svest Potatoeh half peek, Sc Pots
,ss.. NJ ~, ls'is ps.sh Blows Mercer, lac.
ioeA half psck. &Oc. CA1ots bch. 4ahets Bo,u,
eh, g. Lettuce, had, sa6e. Celery, tunch, 1.al.e
Payrnirs, dos, " eta.
,Swci~1 heats p~ b.-HAmA it,e Shoulder.
loe. Besf. sihc. Roon. ise. Tongues sal 90.
Clear poxk. lac.
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Diamond Parior Matches, 10 Round and
slide ooxcs These are the best matches in the mar
tet they have no sulphurous smell. and an be oh
tsinsd st 90 Courtlandt ct. ~. 4S4
For the Hair Bsrry'- TricOphcrous-
The bet and chcanest article rold nv druggists ao4
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

Forty-fouv Ptv~t Premiums In 1861
THERE'S hut one firrt Premium SEWING MA.
CHINE. The GROVER 4 BAKER Machine has
oeen awarded twcnt three frt premium. At stats
Fsirs and twenty ono At city and county fairs in lsd9
making ~ In ALL Saleuoom. t9o Brosdvsy. Se~
Yort. and lss Fulton at, brooklyn .os
For Coughs, CSlds, nd Throat Disorder.
use BROWNS bronchial Tvoches, having pror,f
their efiieaey by tert Of many years. 800
Mrs. W. q. Brews, of itO Arch NJ, Phi!.-
dslphi., net.geysieai Phy.iei,n. Professor on the
\. r., every Tuesday, "Wednesday and Thursday' :
REMEMBER. 2s Bond q, on Tuesday. wcdrs,da, md
all times. The Metaphysical Dscov,ry for .ainrss
:atArrh noises n the head Innnlns y the eas, &c
Se, Price 20; Poor Riehssde Eye Water. 81. Scalp
To Dealers In I.Orillard's Tobnrro.- -
rEiee, have advanced this day. 2. LOElLLARU
10 Is Chambers n. ~
=. r.: 1850 N.-We VIII Pay 81 Per
90 our manufsctory, ios Liberty st in ecod ori ~
Bcware u counterfeit s,uii in REALIZED Soif!s. Nn,
pison ws.epdins 70 sell Plantation 81 -rr. BY ,he
Gallon, or IN bulk is an imposter and Swindier Soc
oxs, .SSsiy po"'p ma %f private u2vernmlnt STAN?
A Certain euro for Coughs-Use Camp
er ed. ,ao.s dpcI. esirS ssrs SS SSTs
- H., snd o9 cent. per bottle, to be bad at CAMP.
MERs drug store, cor Hudson and uamlnosd s,..
sHEnpEN, COZ Dowery and 4th st., and in Hrootl,n,
at MILNE's. 2iI Fulton st. i0l
Tho Celebrated Craig microscope, the
most Appropriate Holiday GIT instrlc ms ami anu.
sing al esss, 10 mailed prepaid for ss,s5 with six
beautiful mounted otjects - with "a ebyeoA Is by
hESRY CRAIG, 8SS BrosdWsy, I'd floor, n. Y, IBIS.
count 10 dealers. At2
Fall and Wmtsr.-Tho bcss place 10 buy
OvsrcoAts and Fall and Winter Clsthnx, Of every
ysristE. also childrenS clothing, is at Y. b. BALD
WYE, !9 Bovesy the largest store and a.sort-
ment In the city. 3l3
=, Mrs. WisslOw's Seeshing syrap relieve,
ne ehila from pain invisorstes the stomach and
setS oouscts scidlty, and etves tone and vigoy 10
'aeHhSss eysteM. 70 cents battle. $40
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SOCIETY NOTICES.

\ GRAND PUBLIC MEETING OF THE
-AFe'her Natthos T. A. y Sos'et Of Sou.i Brook
yn, gIil te held A. ther III III 'uinofros '7lud.Y &,
evrninT s.f o. ~ tHucit iihsuert.. I'q, a. .
eioqu NJ nd sted vouns orator viii be present and
,ir.. m ~" c-a-irH: a. o John Damn and oihols
vii he thsfi md rdiirss ~. meeting W r0bsrt
Wilson, pa;-ick f' snef rnt Peter Kelly vii sing
scrn. of ..f.' Inc pii,s dur rg tho mssiine
INC yu' lc Al inyifc1 IN attend. IA RICK FgAN.
I-s ~ .AHI MALIl-. -. IL
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TtNrEHNNCE REvIVAI-GKFAT ~

j ctrinfa' Neptune Division NO. 8, Scas ~ Tern
slnee. VII Nod th r e-ent lcrl.c sn-o R'vivs
f-ppnEs every Suleav ,venirg. ram NJ sifnr,J a.
E.t...r v D.. t- ~ Hro4dT D. Afui."ion free.
tit.t t..c r". N'.tn'ct great time on Asr.
Neats Et'. al tho ahoye glsc' Sif Srav,r and
o'.t-. li. max on =, nda, cvf ninr uet'
lr2 RICHARD AZ s1fN. Cha r1nsn.
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=, Mrs. WisslOw's SeeShinG syrup relieve,
NE child from pain, inviSorstes the stomach and
uossiA oorrscts seidty and gves tone and yigoy 10
'aeHhets YsteM. 70 cean botue. 3J9
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w ARMSTRONG WILL PREACH TO-
.horro-, At O'Clock Pm, and r.. W. LOCK
WOOD At > PM, n the Nission Building corner Of
tsbsr anf lth sts Green Point. Addresses on 4 m.
pcrsrrce 10 the school at o'clock iOS
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OLD fASHiONEp METIIODISM-A Band
Oof prayius brethren will oonduet the services In
the Wslny.n ChApel, to.tass Pr g, tomorrow, ats
and SS r. ". Presehins a. 10Y A. n. A great
time expected. All invited. i<6
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TRADE NOTICES.

CLOlIIlNG CLERkS' PROTECTIVE IN
- ion 4 meeting Of thc above society viii take
~ Berlinss Hotel, s3 Chatham -t ~ order
~ II. MYERS, Sec'y.
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MARlSERS CHURCH OF TIE N. Y.
lfl Por: Society. corner Madison and Catharne sts.
seats free. Course OF sabbath Evening Sermons.
Ire nett sermon Of the course will BE- dell vsred hv
Rev Dr ! Y Newman. OF the Methodist Church. N.
York, on sabbath, Dee 18th, At 10 I. N. Preaching
~ 10y 4 ". hy the pastor, as usual 1870
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trtE.la.nn.s NOTsrE..

4 LECTURE WILL RI DELIVERED BY
"A Rev. THOMAS FARRELL, IN ST Tercsss
Church, OF Rutsers' aud Henry Ste on ,omoi-
row SUNDAY! evening. A. ~ O'Clock suh ect--
Young America IN Rome, WhA: ho saw and What
he Thought" riskrts - cent? TO be hai 81 tho
doors Of the Chur b on the sbove evening Door,
ofen AZ f's O'Clock Nospeu Commence att. 10
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'THE SrONK WHICH THE BUILDERS

hr otpN " W NV III IhE Btll.Df lis
re- eotsd has become the head of the corner"
VIII he the subject OF sermon by the Rev Dr. Chee-
ver the Church Of the Purltan,, Union Square, to-
morrow sunday evening ~ - o'clock, r. NJ The
tert viii b. improved 10 ,how Che beauty and orcel-
iency oul cor ,utution, guaranteeing liberty to all the
lnhAn'thnft of our land. III
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Fall and Wmtsr.-Tho bcss place 10 buy
ovsIsoat. and Y.Il and Winter Clsthins, Of every
ment In tbs city. SiS
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METHODIST PROTESTANT CHURCH,
A'AA''oTney strse'sr-Rev. VIM. =. N.mmond, Pa
tor, III preach to- morning at TO-, o'clock
afternoon, AZ 3, communion :, evening. at O'Clock,
N, the Rev hr. Woifo will preach The public in
vitCd seats free. l2S
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IT. owing correspondsnce between the Rev.
". g. -.E md the Rev. HEStr wAhp BErourn
>I..-' .eS and Will 10 read with in,eres, hy
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I l.. BISHOP Is TO PREACH TO NOR
Js row evening. AtT> o'clock, At the sanctuary
los Fret II, ON the tulfllment of the Pfophoeles
the Millennium, &c, &c" seats free l0i
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| pEN. SYDNEY A. COREY WILL
iNpr-sch in the Murray Hin BaptN Church, cor Of
Lexington av and 3,th ST. to morrow, Dec Is, AZ io,
and ~ l. n. ll5
, 1863-10-21
FROM SPRINGFIELD,
Miners Strike at LaSalle--PoIfti.
cal aad Military Matters.
Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tribuoe.1

Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Ttibune.1
SPRINGFIELD, Oct. 20, 1869.
Serious trouble Is again anticipated from
the miners at LaSalle, who arc out some three
hundred strong. Gov. Yates has been tele-
graphed to for troops.
Col F. 8. Rutherford, 9th Illinois yolun-
teera, has been diemissed from the service of
the United States for absence without leave.
Gov. Yates has received orders from Gen,
Burnside allowing farloughs to be granted to
reasonable per ceutage Of sick md wound.
ed soldiers ef this State, that will not soon
be able to rejoin their regiments for duty.
Applications to be made from the hospitals to
the Headquarters Army Of the Ohio, and
each application to be accompanied by a
statement from the Surgeon in charge In re-
gard to the applicants conduct rs soldier.
At convention Of unconditional Union
men Of sangamon county, held in Springfield
on Monday, Oct. 10Th, the following csndi-
oates were unanimously selected;
Fer Treasurer, Isaac 4. Hawley, Of Spring.
field. For School Commissioner, Rev, N. ",
Miner, Of Springfield. For Surveyor, Ira 4
Merchant, Of Berlin.
The above ticket is composed Of good men
such as tie loyal voters Of sangamon county
will rejoice to support.
Ihe Governor has received the report Of
Hon. Vim. Marsh, q. s. Consul at Altona,
Nho Tas appointed Commissioner to repre-
cent Illinois at the Hamburger international
Agricultural Fair. The report nil soon be
printed MD distributed to the agricuIturists
OF the State.
The 18th illinois cavalry leave Camp Butler
to MORROW for Cincinnati!
, 1863-10-21
Historical Society ETeeKlnr.

The regular meeting OF this Society was held
yesterday afternoon at 8 o'clock, in their rooms
on the corner Of Ktnzie md North Wells streets,
The attendance wasn not numerous. The minutes
ofthe previous meeting were read By the Secretary
Among the items Of these minutes ne noticed
that relating to the first schooner which cyer Yis
tied Chicago. This event took place in 1903, and
her mission sas to supply the garrison with food.
The minutes were then adopted. Among other
articles and documents which had been zeeceiy-
cd By the sec1etary since the last meeting, were
fire files Of newspapers, two serials, eight bibles,
three prints, and eevcn collections, making
total Of 701-from dfty~four different contributors
Tie National Union Convention Of Cincinnati had
contributed gifts. The New England Loyal pnb-
ucation Society had cent 108 sheets consisting of
selectlons Of all the newspapers in the United
States relating to the war. An authentic account
Of the bsrba1itcs Of the rebels had also been scnt
In. Major Smith forwarded several general or
ders Of Gen. Gilmore, with pictures Of Fort
Sumter after the bombardment, Major Wright
forwarded An interesting letter by freedman to
his wife, servant OF aIr. Wright. The maa had
learned to Write slnce he became free. Mr., Dye,
forwarded collection Of the antiquities Of Den.
marx, containing map Of the Scandinavian dis
coyery Of America. Gen. Stewart sent a series OF
Canal documents,
an interesting Wosk bad been received, descrIb-
, 1863-10-21

southward. Shelby and Coffee arc said to ba
In Jsclton county still with small squad.
The rebels stole and destroyed property
worth one hundred Thousand dollars while ia
Boonville.
Coffee took eight thousand dollars from
the Sheriff Of Cooper county.
It WAS reported this morning that = whole
sale Arrest Of steamboat decK nands was cou-
ttmplated, to gain evidence Of incsndiary
doirge, but nothing Of that sort has been
done.
ST. LOUIS, Oct. 20.-Gen. schofe1d issued
m Order relieving Gen. Mcneil Of the COM
mand Of the Dleteict Of South~est Missouri,
and placing him In command Of the District
Of the Frontier, vice Gen. Blunt, who ia or
dered to report at Leavenworth.
Gen. Canbury takes command Of South
west Missouri, and Gen. Ewing's District Of
tie Border IL extended so as to embrace the
entire State of Kansas.
, 1863-10-21
FROM ST. LOUIS,

Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Trlbuae1
ST. Louis, Oct. 20, 1868.
Advices from the interior are very cheering
concerning the prospect of carrying tie State
for the Radicals oTer Copperheads and Con.
ee1vatives- Recent elections have given pow.
er1ul Impetus to the radical cause.
Ihe rebel guer1llas robbed houses and
oarns on the Springfield road from Roll. a
70" NIGHTS ago, and are in large force between
Linn Creek and Lebanon, remnant probably
Of Shelby's gang.
Gen. schofield has ordered Gen. Mcneil tn
take Gen. Biuut's command 1t Fort Smith,
and Blunt to return to LesYenworth. It Is
anticipated that Blunt will be tried for DISC
bedicncc Of orders.
shclby's rebels are long way south Of
the Osage now. Gen. Jno. Mcneil aad Col.
Catherwood With large force Of cavalry arc
tying to intercept his retreat with dubious
chances Of succe Is.
Brown aud. Ewing are following them
, 1863-10-21
FROM LAe0N, Ill.
The Great Union Demonstration
Yesterday.

LAcos, Marshall Co. III. OFT N 1sSs
orc of lhe lareeet ratherinea ever hc1d r.
Marshall county assembled here IN dnv I'll.
morning war cold and cloudy. and the nro.
rects for fair weather looked e,oomr, hn+ tz
neon tie clouds disanneared md 4he snr
came out brilliantly. fotrithstandtn1 II,
gloom Of the morn,np at an esr1v honr crowds
from adjoining toxnsbfn. hrpsn IN nonr n
and before noon the streets we're depse1v
packed. Tie people Of WhIteae1d. Henry.
and Saratoga townships cent ,arra DELEGATION.
3n xr,core Nth n,cs h.1.s-s ..a .aat.ona
presenting fiue apnearsnce.
From sa.atoc. came a laree wayon x;+h ff.
teen young iadtes. appronr,.te1v ;,resess
each wearing a blue sssh. with tho ~ors
"Upfon." Richland, Bell Pla,n. Ey,ne Roh.
e1ts, La Prairie, steuben. chi1lIcotbe ana
ether towns were vel, reme..ntad
The enthusiasm was Intense. Gan. Mcfler.
nand, Col. 1ngersol and others, arrived At
eleven o'clock, from Peoria. Soon after the
procession formed, more than mile In lenptb.
marching through the principal streets Of tha
town to the grove.
The ladies cf tho Aid s oclety had prepared
splendid dinner at the grove for the Com.
,n,ftea ena.s,o-~ ,.s .-t
, 1863-10-21
FROM CINCINNATI.

Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tribuue.r
CSctscmNA11, Oct 70, 1868.
For some unaccountAble reason rothing
has been heard from Buckner and his threat
ened lnyasion. 1t Is highly probable that he
has gone into Kentucky. The fact Of his be-.
irg In Wyandotte county, Va, is uncertain. 1t
Is also true, notwithstanding the correspon-
dent Of the Times to the contrary, that the
whole Of the volunteer militia was under
orders to be in 1eadine-s to more st an hours
notice.
h gentleman from Independence, Ky., In
1of1ns me that regularly. organized band Of
guefllas and BushEhackers, are prowling
aoout throughout Kenton county. L Union
day xight, ~ 1'-~
, 1863-10-21
Chicago Gribune.


AAAAA ASAA ~ 3s
Which to believe may well puzzle plain
people Tho lore to believe in newspapers,
but when conflicting reports are given one
under tic other, it becomes q case Under
the mcnageie mans rule, "you pays your
money and have the right to choose" To
this head ne refer the rumors of fresh
invasiou Of Pennsylvania By Lee, and
Meade's "hot pursuit" OF him south of the
Rapidnn. Truth lies between the two,
perhaps, and that doubtless very nearly
: decides the location Of Lee. ,:--
Buckner, with his 10000 rebels, has
failed to come to time, and evidently Ohio
is not to be invaded. Our:4heory is that
Buckner relied On the report that lis
friend Va1' Was to be elected on the home
vote, and wished ID be on hand to aid in
bringing the candidate home from Wind
> sof. ,ARitsesute, 1reat disgust must have.
sto}en over Buckner at learning that the
/ waiter and: watcher over the border must
still watch and wait, and he has turned
asidcto his old vocation Of stealing horses
in Kentucky. Gov. Bzamlette will have
TO look to Buckner, instead Of Governor
Brough.
Gen McNcill succeeds Gen. Blunt in
his district. Gen. Mcneil is m earnest
fighter, who believes in hurting somebody
when war is the game, Gen. Blunt is
ordered to Lcayenworth to be tried for
getting up grand skcdaddle OF the rebels
in Western Arkansas, and the clearance of
the Indian Territory, contrary to orders.
Daddy Price aud JEFF. Thompson ought
to watch the proceeding with great
interest. General Ewing has COM
1nand Of the District Of Kansas under
E&sofe1d which looks oniu1ous for the
ss;9pect Of its erection into q separate de.
elment. This giving into the charge Of
pro-slaycry commanders the control Of the
dcstinies Of communities where slavery
and the rebellion are 1eagued enemies
against Pence and Liberty reminds us Of
the small tale we once heard of man
who passed much time trying to I'LL q
round hole with q square plug, of course
there was failure.
We incline to the belief that has re-
treated Southwark, urged by the strcng
reason that Burnside had begun an impo1-
tant raid into South western Virginia; but
it does not seem to be well established that
such is the case either the raid or the re-
freat
, 1863-10-21
FROM MIL MAUKEE,
Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tzibune.}

Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tzfbuns.}
MILWAUKEE, Oct. 20, 1868.
4 collision occurred On the Milwaukee and
P1ailie Du Chem Railroad yesterday morning,
about four miles this eide Of Prairie D u Chein,
between freight train aud . gravel train,
smashing several freight cars and severely in
jaring three persons, ons fatally.
From present Appearances there will be q
large attendance at the Young Mems Union
Mass Meeting tomorrow.
The COMMITTEES ofArrangements have spar
cd no pains to make it the great rally Of the
campaign. Eminent speakers from abroad
and within this city have been invited to I'D
dress the meeting.
, 1863-10-21

- ~A-AFAAAA so<AA10 4Nd1leAs
PHILADELPHIA, Oct. o0.-Rumo1s are atioat
that the military authorities here are making
preparations Tor the transportation of bate.
Iies, anticipating another raid in PenusyIya.
nia- They need confirmation.
HARRISBURG, Oct. o0.-No such informa-
fion as that spoken of In Philadelphia dis
patch, concerning proposed rebel raid into
Pennsylvania, has been received here, The
whole report Ia believed to be a cauayI.
, 1863-10-21

Gov. 6cymour's Proclamation.
ALn4aE, Oct. 9.-Gov. Seymour has issued
= proclamation saving that a the President
has called for 300 geo volunteers, it Is thadaty
OF alto see TINT 3ur armies are filled bv vol
nntnry en1istmen1s, and that the Preal1ent
adVises the citizens Of the several Statts that
IT he quotas ant'gned ID not filed, draft
fha1l be made for the deficiency, to commence
On the 9Th { t next January.
, 1863-10-21

I'VE" 0fR lInfkGf8-Oct. 70.
Co1ToN55Du]l, leavJ aud lower, at s5os5c for mid
q, s. lower IS soas for e..
bsanss eStrn round hoop uhio; 81! !35S 50 tor e4trs
cEoice. No buy css At outside QUOTATIONS.
Frtce. ~'' ~ 'A7 40'te6
GRA1S-Wheat somewhat unsett1e1, Spring what
GIeaYy 81 a&l - foE Chisago spring 81 2s5l Is fos
M!lwaukee club 81 3lea1 81 for amber foaa: ii Sa
req barley scarce and nr1- Corn atYunce1 1c. git5
AZ demand chiefly speculative; u 00@ d fof atp-
lower: 1Bc Tor western and state f''-"'' o"$e
,PRoE1sIoxs -IoEk without decided change Bacon
penen0er vt to 18TH January, at sic. Lsri shaie
easier; part to arrive at 1t91l Kcthe latter an e.
men to prime. VIVA
, 1863-10-21

FLoCE-SteaCy and In fair demand.
GRA1H-Wbcat In fal- uetuand ana WftSont fn7oor
1ant A change; & e 1oE Eo Chicago Spring; 81 5a
Other grains dul1 With no saies $/s AVA N4A0eA w.
NuIsKT-Norninal at 49c
FRE1CHrs-13c for wle6f
lAFoErsem1s aez S S o1ls our iaoo bu Ehcat lo coo
EMonIs $500 b5ls nous, 5000 bu wheat. 2, 600 bu
, 1863-10-21
BQQf CAPTURED by Rot,..

FORTRESS MONROE, Oct. 17.-C,ot. c,n.
Of the ting boat B. F. White, ha, jost at13xr Inne
9t Fortress Monroe, and reports that yester.
oAy, while paseing through the Cufritnck
MS;aoa1. from Norfolk, bound to North Csro.
'anA' Lis boat Was captured by gusrillas, to.
, 1863-10-21
VOLUME XVII.

gethcr with the small propeller Fawu, which
was tn company With him. The tug wu
burned, but while the guerillas were buty
dividing the spoils, the crew OF the F. VI re-
gained possession Of her and escaped. The
c1cM Of the White we're patoled.
, 1863-10-21

Break in the Cnnu1e
EAsToN, Pa, Oct. 20 There is q bad break
IL the Delaware division canal five miles be-.
loW Easton, which 1t will take two weeks to
repair.
, 1863-10-21

NEW YoRK, Oct. 20-The bst's Washing
Ion special hns a rumor that one corps Of
Lees army has gone to Chattanooga, but
euch statement. -11">A0