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, 1863-10-26
FROM WASHINGTON,
INTERESTING NEWS FR0M
THE S0UTH,~


AAAe4A V+AA AAIk40 40'Ra ~cAA@*kVAASAtJ
WArn1So1oS, Oct. Is, 1867
The At1auta (Ga.} Lfppeal OF the 1at1,, 11as a
,ttt.rf f1o,, h~f,r. c..ttanoooa dated 4te11tb
@~e .6~3 ~ s
describing 11tst ct Davis to the rebel camp.
It teys that he WEE accompanied by General
n,o.r Hc nroc+cScd to rfsst fhe r,mnx md
o4sh. - ~ 1N1s ~. 441
inspect tuc "or6s- 4Ac hpe 4oca1aou OF taeSe
afforded the President an excellent opportu-
rtty far setfnr those of the exen,v also, and
--,:,,1.ss .~.~.t - -,
nc e9Mpl1eo Ell 3nse1es! Ii t"e"' &no anp'y
1ratifed his curioIty- Tho troops were form
81 in line a1oncr tbe works. and NJ he n,ssed
-,. ~. 80 .,-.a -.,,. .h..
alone tne 1roht' ne was 1ecelFeo Win cueo1
after cheer BY cur enthusiastic and confident
yetc.ans. At eycry available point the eager
<,oxas ri ~. o,a,,w Lara -;s,h1a sosr,fnn
so'ue " uS eue"1 "e.o '4n'ote 'e4s
Tie movements In orr nnes, but no guns
we're fired, though they could easily have
reached Win their .hc1}e the brilliant cavs1,
ooaa,h.4 fou..-.a..s p-..,1... ~. x-,..u
eNse l.a. 4o9o"eu tno losloeat* 4no 4oopa
Lad 'aid aeide their rough and ragged appear.
ancc which 10 many Of them seem to take
pride in. and their etate)y forms, Furnished
ans ,,a s.~,cs,t,. ~,,,,,.,a.,,t- sho.~ a..
At4De' '-AA1 sel s3s, 1tFA-ss' NV" tu
We are very 1hr from being tho starved out
people which the Yankees ysinly fmaG Inc us
to be, President Davis made the entire cir
cr;t Of the rebel lfnes.
, 1863-10-26

New 10Fk MnFRtfa.-{3cf. 14s
CoTToE-Rathe1 more sseady at 64@83c toz miidl1og
uplanGs.
F1orE-- 31ore nctirc and 11ncr Common grades
a.tanced 59lec. and good to choice advanced E325c;
fs es@810 Tor cxtrn state; 6007 10 for extTn rpun
noop o. F715@9 60 for good to choice extra Max
kGt closing With no sellers at psde Quotations.
GntN- Wheat e bitter and ID fair demand partly
FFcculAye 81 9l IS for Chicago spring Il S8H fof
choice anbtr 20 Il 81 f,r Milwaukee cub
q sS fsr 1mbex 1oEn: q 87@l !. TOR Water RED ~est
Tor Ncstesn mixed ndoat and IN store- inclntnS
load At 3 for western yellow. Oats active and
sateiacludcd IN sales are coo western to nr1ye
'ntH5c,
TTov1s1oss-rork Bbade casier; $1412xa14 SIX
fer o.: .nees: $5 e!H@l5 35H for now DO; sl II
hrls new mess for January tellers opGor 1t sls So
Hss: dun. Cnt neats a; 9nfet ana nE1' atGS3xs tor
aettve 7zc for Cumberland cut: TX for western short
rthheH. Intd etaGc Eastef-11G1llHc
, 1863-10-26

Gen. Rosecran3---lis Farewell
to bis Army.

Especial Di.patch to Chicago Tribusc.1
LOUISVILLE. Oct Fl. 1863.
Gen. Ro:ecrsrs, accompanied b. hi7 stiff
arrived bere last night, at 10 o'clock, and took
up his quarters at the Gal. House. Shortly
after his arrival he was aercnaded By citiz.ns
ofLsufsvi1le, and, in respouso, made .hert
speech, thanking them for their welcome.
TIE following farewell order VI. pabllahed
TO tho Army Of the Cumberland, alter hl=
departure:
HEADQUARTERS DEr'4. OF TIE CuHaEn1AvD,l
CHATTANOOGA. TENN, Oct 10, 1s52,
GENERAL ORDER No. al..-The General COM
manalDg announces 70 the officers aad soldiers Of
n1dtr ordsrs from lie pteeideut.
Mai Gen. Geo. L. Thomas, iu compliance With
orders, WI L.! 1ss1ms command Of ta:s 4smy aud de-
will report to him for oEders.
In taking 1save Of 5ou. bis brothers in arms. Of.
hce1s and folders. he con@retu1stes 1o1 that your
Gen. Thonas has been ident,fled with this amy
ison II fr.t organization He has lei Jou often
tn battle. To his renswn, precedence, aauntlesa
ades & RaF aoa hs Gq III Sou
Tie General commanding 1oubta not that ron
se - u Sesn
TO the division md brigade commanders he
terde1s hts cordial thanks for their valuable aid
a hearty co operation In Eli he has undertaken.
To the chiefs Of the stat departments, and their
suto1dfrltes, whom he 1eaves behind. he OWES a
tett Of gratitude for their fidelity and untlriag de-
Votion to duty.
Compenions II arms, officers ard soldiers, faro
we'll, And may Cog bless you.
fOflcisll n. S.KosEcnAxs, Mai. Gen.
{. GoppAnp, L. A. G.
He left to-day at noon for Cincinnati, on
nail boat.
LOUISVILLE, Oct. 24-Thomas J. Clay,
youugest eon Of Col. Eea,Y Cla7 Of Ba=ua
Vista fame, died on the 18th, at A.lanta, OF
congestlTc feEcz. lie Was Inspector on Buck
uet's staff.
It is reported that the rebels bI Irned two
trains, principally forage, between! Murffees-
boro and Chattanooga. Proceedlg south.
ward, email party Of guerilla cav.lry enter
ed DaayilIc at dnybrt nE, and destroyed tho
Government ste1es there, ard pDblbly de-
csuped simultaneously. Another party en-
tered usrrodshurg md stole all the horses
they could.
10 O'CLOCK, P. M.-The Nashyllb train has
just arrived, and Mnjor Gen. Rosccrans ia
among the passengers. The traiu Kas delay.
I'd four hours In consequence Of the down
train running off the track ne1- Elizabeth.
town this morning.
, 1863-10-26

New YoRK, Oct. 25.-Tho HerulTs WASH
i Eton dispatch says that the repairs on the
OIabge and Alexandrlx I.AiiFoad will REQUIRE
several weeks.
A deser er from Richmond corroborates tho
tta'ea,s mt Of siitntion Ia that city ard there
n1o fears OF another breai riot,
The HTa{d's army correspondent of the
Potomac, In his letter Of the 9th, says toat
tafsnsty are maintaining lang picket Il ?eA,
nuffRnrces,
L Vicksburg letter to the Herald states that
eueril]xs in the surrounding coun!ry are very
trouble Bpme
, 1863-10-26
The PEW CALL For TROOPS. s.
Proclamation by Gov.
Yates.
An ELOQUENT APPEAL TO
THE PEOPLE OF ILLINOIS,
Illinois Called upon for her
Quota Of Volunteers.

{spccif. Dispatch to the CEcsso Trtbkne.I
STATE Or ILLINOIS,
Exrourl1r DErAnrxzsr{
srR1aar1HIp. ociuber ~. 1868.
To the People Of Illinois:
The President of the United States, BY his
P1cclau,ation Of TIE l7th Inst, has called f,r
three hundrtd thousand moro volunteers, for
thrte years or during Tie war, (uot to exceed
three year',) 10 be eaztttd in co,npanies and
Tecin::1ats s4oso IN TIC j<tt. He h:s called upon
tLe Goyernors OF the different States, aad all
tic good and loyal people thereof, aud il
vobes them to lend their cheerful, willing.
SID. effective aie, and in pursuance Of tho
powers vested In him By l1s, he has declared
that In those States which shall not furnish
their respective quota by tho 9Th day Of Jsnu.
a1y Iext, draft shall On that day pe made to
II axe up the dcaciency.
Though teeirg IN the past or future little
to 6tscoutsge, bnt much to encourage me,
I fully admit tho necessity which at this time
ca},cd forth that proclamation, and most
1lee1fully cndo>s &c The measures which it con.
ts'us. It proves the existence Of m unchaago.
Ahle POLICY to prosecute the war 10 q suceess.
fr2 tc1Ilira:ioD, and III providing the best
means Of doing it BY 4lllirg up the thinned
hAd declmated ranks Of our honored veteran
regiments low in existence, 1t gives expres-
sfon to the great voice Of the nation. As
such It challenges the appreciation Of every
loyal mind, and 6hou1d awaken the tharks Of
every loyal heart In the land.
Fer information as to the qaota assigned to
This State, the present Bystem of recruftiDg.
, 1863-10-26
VOLUME XVIE,

that you viii complete thu nsotio1 70
which Jop 14ave devoted yoar-e1vcsY l. will
1equlic OF yon snch- -cxes1ions in the future ~
you Lave made In the past,. and the coa.iau-
ons ee3i.denial which rejscta every COZ
sidcrntion at variance with the public service
az pnWortny of the holy cansa in which yo7
you arc engaged, Wher the war sh.li
he erdtd The hlEhc.t praise E1t1 be due,
cd the least for hi.nse,f, in proportion
to the service he has rendeted. aud the bitter
CIT telfregrct which may hereafter haunt
1be memory Of any ono will b. 10 hin who
hss allowed e'f aspirations to prevsll over
h:s cetise for the publ: good. United IS We
oia1 co operation sre e+se1ttal- There is NO
hteher cuty than that Which requires ono TO
tattld ind rer der TO al ~kat is drs to th.ir
hi4tton. He Who 80 VS. The se<de Of ofscont-nt
ait oist1ust pTepaIe8 for harvest Of 6lAuEh-
ter and defeat TO ,eur galiau1ry. enets3 xsl
suho51 1lnaiiop and cheerful support of lawful
authority. ! foAaly hope tha1 lhie tcrocioua
var, Eo urjuttlG WaECl ag4iuAt our country.
Asy soon end, md, vita the blessing Of
rcsce, yon may be restored to yaur homes
,Fa,hcr may cover you With t1.s shield Of iii
protection in battle. end EndoV you with tbs
virtues which Will cloEc your trials in victory
complete.
(signed,> JEPFERsoN DAVE
President D2sis arrived here thi. evening.
and WEB welcomed by Tie ci.ixsaa e,4 s7.asss.
An immc1so crowd gathered In front Of the
Zero. The President congratulated the pso~
pie On meeting item under such favorable
circamstaneea, AID spoke in glowing terms OF
the gal!aot1y Of ALBANIA on every battle field.
He ssid: II The non-con1c1lpts Of Alabar3x
~enld gather their guns ard 60 to the rescue,
by guarding CORTLAND asa other points,
therebJ relieving tho regular soldiers who
are row. from necessity, di4ch.rging that
post Of duty. such blows would be dealt ths
Ct cnay - he wculd 1hd It difficult to 1ecoysr
from. In tlis way mos: edec Ire aid could
b. given the galicut men lid of1lears who arc
Carrying cut the plan Of The noble Lohgst1eet,
under The supervision ct the heroic
br&ee- In lhis way tho people We're
coldldent that Roscczans conId be
crathed to dust, It ~as only by fsrce OF arms
thss the la1 1Eets could he brought to rcasoa,
AID their fl<as forever knhjug&tca and d..
lc1tcd. Sell. teliance and eaergy WAS now
ocr cnly duty, and ne sAonld not look 10 Eu-
rcEe for sid, for such Is not to be expected
neW.. Our ou1y slte1latiee TIES to sustain our
eel7cs With 1encwcd energy and determine
t}cp, and little more sacrifice upon the
Part Of the people, end the President firmly
belse7ed th4t neH spring would See the In
e1des driven from or bo1ders, anl tkeu tie
tanners, who are now refugees, could return
to Their families mud pursue their business m
disturbed as heretofore. In Get, he believed
lat lie tetea* If R.eecraus toQld praeiIcd.
u ED the war.
, 1863-10-26

= J .
There l. ve1y mod. rae tupp1y of h7th Scotch aed
rx r1g Ssmsra n eon.aas, Eoo sae
h.. nos heca INCH toz ?eo ton. 81 q s2la e'osi:E
SIS; AND I'D DO Nr. 2 Isl 50 ctsn We nodca bs.lde,
4 'ors Wrought Rc:ap q S:s 50. 1hs:e i row nj
rot utes1Dg thetr ttocks hch Prices hsTe beo1 r.
uted for o. or two contfdefab1a parcels American
held on FpeculStfoD.
From the fhIlaSelphia Mouth Ar,tr:c4n. 2o!h.J
There Is no etka In the nfket but very uttlo do
rs u * Ret.l toE the want of stock mott ho!dss.
*:s@f5 for NO 3. Ss533a tor 10 aad 45i3B Tor No.
]. tloo14 aTa FRtT saEta Rad h.a Aie acid At $40
ger tor. OF Bcosch Pig tsssa il vary ltts eEet1E
auds Aoidt1s sre ask!pg @lo PR ton. Manufactured
tE cotruuss In COED dem sad q: the adsarce, and
Mtlla Rete1nJ are well or Tor orGer3.
, 1863-10-26

osteter t7as Twin eomnonca closing cut aNe q
my e=t11e Fall ntoek af
, 1863-10-26

Af.tr ar hour nod half tbey vent to sh4'-
h5's farm scnAtote $50 Government ho,Yes
tatEr ra.sused. Capt Simpson, Provost
terwasds recaptured three horses md f,nc
robbers: Our cayalty are In hot purauft and
Tlll probably capture OF kill alt these robbers
, 1863-10-26
London Grim and Provision Circular.

LONDON, Oct 8, ,1ss3.
RrEADs1uFFs report by tIis mall Is Tery uniR-
tescsurK 70 movement eas taken p1acr IN the nspo=t
OF Our market, aud quotations OF bot1 wheat md
four ren ain a. last nuted the der1anI however Ii
limited that m.rxetfs dect calf weat any attempt
be aeccpttt Importers CO NOT seem inclined
10 press busnete looking rakher to The naalaess Of
and tns g+nsray usst:,ss apea:anee % political
10 the Com T. and at a events its thought that
rrsa mt rates are sate 70 II upsn upsn.
since 1ast. the fresh arrivals being " eset
TO- rort Of G1sclazee oa shippers account. rather
1TovIsioxa- -butter--Fine quality Is iaauirsd fol-.
aEd wo4!d Obtain lSGer rata; bnt there i nothing
arnlty. and lois rather cea!cz Da:oD. ID
the absence Of etockB, nothing Is doing. Beei and
pork Without alteration.
lAED-Smal supply, and vesJ firm.
, 1863-10-26

lE9uL4 ETC @1HEI1H1H Ef1to C1ffa0s ~
Hardy wotd sAi! aboat hog4: tae 1deaso Of Ee1eSz
to tho that ther no Use 10 septtnC to
m19G n sopt5assa & Indeed At ss % packers
Very tlc nakla. pack fo- tne f0rei!n
9rhet Enlea T. II st.istns cona.t - the at.to q
certng to ltmtai e1sort tho Present prices ass
tor hos preclude The pos.bity Of shipping porx %
Ah5 port In Europe. and this Is sae gd1eral opinion
The Iorn. wtch vas cut of By the August f-oa viii
al bo ied o hoe.or cattlc and will maze fair PORK
that tho Price Of merchanaole corn canno: i,ue1ca
the fespls anc AZ stock o are unusaalf ahun 1an:
be t1orgtt 70 market from the districts Tuere ttt corn
i most iu!eo hnt fstte better than Ia evpecet It
her Of hogs may not he brought to market shan was
!ast eeaHp there Is 70 be sra-rttF OF pork tat
hand.
, 1863-10-26

OTTAWA, IT,. Oct. 9Th consequence Of
the illness OF Judge Cation, he has not been
able to reply to number Of letters that have
accumulated during the last two weeks in
regard to cases now before the Supreme
Court. It is not probable that the Judge
will be able to attend to any buAsness for q
1Tee1- IN cnu7e
, 1863-10-26
FROM CHATTANOOGA.
Arriral of Gen. Grant---aii Quiet
on the Tennessee.

Especial Dispatch to tho Chicago rrhura,l
CHATTANOOGA, Tenn, Oct. 81, 1859.
Gen. GRAFT arrived last evening.
Heavy rains. Travelling roads bad. All
quiet.
Gencrals Me1gs, Dana aud Elliott are here.
Dcselters report Breckenridge and Hind.
mans corps withdrawn. The rebels are NOV
ing In large bodies to our left today. The
object 10 not known. Rumors are atoat that
Atlanta and Rome hare been attacked from
the rear. The rivcr is rising. The weather
is cold.
, 1863-10-26
FROM MADISON.

TEr,ar4n1 nfrnnfrh n %fa rhIrano 7yrfhr1n1
Map1noy. Oct. "a. 1858.
Coz. Solomon today issued a proc1ama-
ttou, with regard to tho penllnc draft and
the new ca1l for volunteers. He announces
that the draft will take place In November.
Tie number Of men enrolled In the State Is
es s,s45, Of which 20 per cent. would be Is, ,789.
But the e1cees on its previous call, for which
credit win be given Congressional Districts,
but not to cities, reduces the quota
Of men due to eight or nine thou.
eand. Credit will be given on this
drntt for en1istments in the 35!h regiment and
battery Of artillery, organized under the call
for 500, 900 volunteers, Tho Wisconsin quota
is about 9,700. Towns OF wards furnishing
their quota before January 9TH will not be
subject to draft for any deficiency in the
State. No new regiments will be organized
Veteran volunteers get $403 bounty, aud 9th
er volunteers, for old regiments, get $500.
Enlistmerts may be made through Assistant
Provost Marehals or recruiting officers de.
tailed from regiments in the field.
The Governors proclamation closes with
the following eloquent appeal:
g. As the people Of Wisconsin have eTinced
their patriotism, heretofore, upon every
, 1863-10-26

NASHVILLE, Oct. 25.-No news Of imuor-
tahce from Chattanooga Hooker's force' b II
creased taa Tennessee River, and f1ghtlog
was reported yesterday Tno telegraph WAS
cut this morning, but IL now working. Tha
1i'er 10 rising, With ife feet on the shoala.
No arrivals by river.
, 1863-10-26
Government Contracts Let nt Cincinnati.
Che following awarte [2r amy euppl!nt Eera mad

Government Contracts Let nt Cincinnati.
The following awards f2r army supplies were mado
yesterday br Major Du Barry:
soooc0 p sugar. Bow. Butler j. Co 13:slc.
NGo rs coffee, las. A.. Fraz=r 4 Co. 3}4oc.
e1,tto rs Foap, Geo. ii. Hill, IEoc.
1MtM9 ns rice, r Z. Hiyss 4 Co. 845c.
110N0 ns rice. L. T. Bls1s CO.. i SO
S1,L<0 =. rAte, G. Z. uIck8, SC
10 MS Llatk tea, Ttirk1e1t q CO. G1kr.
2 hf1 rs black ten j. a. Frazer = Co.. sc.
$3.50 ns black ten, 7. 4. Riggs 4 CO, BIC.
CO Ms Glack tea, C. E. Iifok., 8sc
5,CC0 na Willie suEar, C. q. Hicks, l7.soc.
2cQ0 gals vinegar. II. Antte ~ 4. Son. 11c.
6tG0 gals tnolA:At g. q. E. HlfkR, ,61H.
7A0 ns Ereen tea. T. Il. BlggB q Co. T. TX, 3t13H
81 1iH. "
tG0 iris -four, E1stner / Fisher, $5,D.
5QU bris hohr, Elttner = Ft.her, $50.
1,G10 h'1s Eolrt J; v: Meal, 8 81.
EL0 bI1s fonr, }. IT. Mea1, $50
400 h3 Il fonr, Dubois = Augur. &s.10.
1lu b.ls Gour, n L. Bcrnaru, $574.
, 1863-10-26

NEW YORK. Oct. 25.-A Fortress Monroe
letter to the .H<ra2d states that Dr.. Wright,
convicted for the murder Of Lieut.. 4anborn,
attempted to escape night before last by az
eunlinr his d2ughter's clothes, but was dis
covered by the ssati1cl after he had actually
passed the gunrd.
, 1863-10-26
TYaQls

TIE Rochester Democrat says tho recent rse IN the
price Of gold aud exchange has Even fesh start to
fhe COL ts1e during tho past month large sales
asye been made and TIE s5kes @ has Hesn a1esadtngy
cSnts and sTou seventy cents hare been paid nr
some choice lots. II l. estimated that about tEo
thirds Of the clips Of s arc already Ia tho han3s of
buter4.
, 1863-10-26
E]nfon Meeting In Nfarv1and.

Union meef1nE In Maryland
BALTIMORE, October pa large meeting
Of unconditional Union men WIS held at East
ern, Talbot county, yesterday. Addresses
we're made by Hon. VIM. D. Kelly, Of Phila-
delphiA; Henry Winter Davis, and Col Cres-
well. Judge Kelly announced himself to the
crowd Of elayeholders as Is Black Republican
from Pennsylvania u yet his speech was re-
ceiyed with applause. This Ia the first In
stance Of Republican Congressman speaking
in the s1aTe region Of Maryland, and Judge
Kelly's reception was most striking and
sr%fnsfaeffr
, 1863-10-26

F1oCn-Sieady.
GRAIS-Denaid for wheat fair; market steady,
$1.20 q No. Chicago spring 81 22for No. Mnwau.
kee Club; u z, or 1:sd Winter Illinois: Corn gust
at $1s5. Rye nominal ut St o6@S1H.
FKEI0HTse.19e for wheat; 1879 for corn.
!tto hr ofeo!n III Geo tu ofoas; $500 lu Of bar:
Eifs'ETsN5os iii; Of flour; s5,eeo In Of wheat :;
Q0 bu OF corn q GOO bQ OF qAs 800 bp Of borIcy
, 1863-10-26

. HARRISBURG, Oct. 24.-The Ohio River is
now In good nayignble condition, and boats
will depart daily 10 Portsmouth, MaysEiue,
Cincinnati, Madison, Louisville and interlne.
diate r1ver landings, which will greatly facl11'
tase tho dispatch to it, Destination Of East
EN- and Western bound freight
, 1863-10-26
Copperhcnd 0utrngcs In New
.Yex.Rry

NEwARK. N. J. Oct. 24.-While Mr.. 4. j.
Rogers of Sussex county, was addressing 4
meeting at DeckerstoWn, last evening, some
rnissiles were thrown In from tho opfslde-
Mr. Rogers reto1ted In loud and severe lam
guage Soon after the building was set on
IRE and entirely destroyed With an adjoicing
stable containing seventeen horses, two of
, 1863-10-26

LOUISVILLE Oct. 25.-1t IL reported that
there ara 200 rebel cavalry at Harrodsburg
tEis morning. Danville details gay That Ii
Yesterday morning rebel raid our quarter
nj 81 or and commissary etores wern burned,
kndstYe1A citizens robbed By 75guerIllas.-
, 1863-10-26

ens futcrMe late rorts, are all fol Of grsn. hal
eftcn~ eee nation Tho vessels ~t:h hav :. ofna
to Montreal this l1 fad 1t dIicnlt to oataia grain
essrces that many t?en 20 TO Qae 70 foa deal'
nov on the way f!r til port, int uo:nIns lke wh1t
would be required to IL! th3 vessels
, 1863-10-26

Et, Louis Live Stock n1nrket-Oct. 13.
BExr CS1T1K-Thera were large arrivals Of poor
cAtto 10 day, which vere bought by Government con-
acio.r-lO0 hsad at 2kc and 16a do In fnau lots st
c@2Ac p D krCse. -
Uous-Fair supply. with aales at 4K@5Ks = n ret
colY extra fAt cogB btinzinR tho ou14iaa figure.
, 1863-10-26
Gen. Walbr{dEe on the London
TimeA

New YoRK, Oct. 24--{ien. Wa1bridge pub.
fishes triumphant reply, in the HeraH this
morning. to the recent attack upon him by
The Lonaon 1naes- Gen. W. cha11;;rs tfat me
1is.es no longer represents the sentiments Of
the English masses, who opposed the action of
Lord John Russell In placing the broad arrow
On the rebel Iams.
, 1863-10-26

Cur Prisoners at EEIchmond.
NEW ToEK, Oct. 25.-TEe number Of Yao.
kce prisoners held in Richmond previous to
last night was IL 600.
, 1863-10-26

lEfQIa Inc Mo4A{eA4 Htllr1> ~-I-3
Wheat ia coming forward this way but BpatiuslY
from tho Western EAtes thnrgh the ouantsx alrcady
received at Chicago and Milwaukee h&7 been very
great Il Il said the stores the1o and At New Ip1,
, 1863-10-26
Jfhcfa1 Returns from PeunsYI.
VAMfn.

PH1IADE1rH1 Oct. GA Harrisburg
special to the bulletin states th.t Ill Tia
countits havc been heard from officially.
Gcy. Cu1ttn's majority Is L. .oo55G.
, 1863-10-26

TREs1os, N. j., Oct. 24.-The draft in this
State. which Was ordered fo7 tho 26!h last, Is
postponed to January next. The who'll or
p"rt may be made up in the meantiue By
vutuntetr1nH
, 1863-10-26

SE1 IVRK. VEt. -9E1. 16t3.
elnce lust report Of the MARKET prices have I'd
~ Mxaaeeo for al G1a' e, o. Wednesday aaa Taass4ay
II hhds. at at which price
g!aeo ihis er1ssness continue until Friday 90 tha:
large bsles were effected at ttat figure. On Saturday
The demand wGs not quito 50 actye there was no ms
l2c on re SPOT Yesterday there vas vety little a.
appears to be quite inactive and prices aEe rather
weak ana farorthe bpyer Me hear Of City l:onaered
Western ID lhds yin conmand l2;1c, and sone very
ali lin :, and tic arrivals arc moderate Ths hons
Gs|end ha; been ans active toF TIC pat week nan
Eoat Crease is much Injured for but there Is very lit
tic to l,t at and prices hrin quotaions-
9Ac:; 1852 I.Xc. AEAM kHrauT SONS,
, 1863-10-26

FLouR-Unchanged.
GnA1N-Whcat ia moderate demand for shipment,
hut the GF1nness check transactions. Co scarce.
With 70 transactions. Other grains quiet.
FnEIGurs Flour i8@5gc to New York. Grain
HelgEts nomlnally higher.
, 1863-10-26

ms Ge~ V146A1k h;& CT Loe lGEa 1&Y9:
Witnessed the arrival Of tho tsrgest lot Of
c.t1on thar Aas befn brought 70 this ctt5 ia ot
hsEsn to ahow E:He q ths splst q tfe aaent da5s
ana lcyenty DA1es aad Eas brought bT the
, 1863-10-26

Vessels Passed Detroit.
Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tsibune.1
DxrKo1r. Oct. Is, 1873.
TP-Props We2ona. Plymouth, Ever Green barEs
Marquette, Red White and Dlue. Colorado Sherman,
Thurston: briggs Canorus, CLARK, Standard, Gale:
schrs Baltic, C1yte, Easle Wing, Isea Bird, Hart,
Comet, fillmore. Halt, Shook, Racer, 1salph Campbell
Lydia Csse, Gamecock, Aldehrau, Dick SomeEs. Girls
void, Correspondent.
Dowx-Frop Neptune.
, 1863-10-26

In :bf4 city October 23d u DQOLIEG, lata mem
Der OF rAltsly q. Chlca9o Artillery
Fiecds afs Invita- to Rttsnd h. funsral at No Il
Dearborn arrest. Monday Oct 2Gth. It o'clock T. n
, 1863-10-26

Allegheny Cattle n1nrket-0ct. %.
CA1TLE-Tha onefirgs this morning y ere lArCo and
pt1ces Eeartoy lAt gsa from A@eHc lower. mO.e e.
extra cAttle WIS better ualotaaned The pzicxganFed
rom 14@5c- Tne Baste1n market beiuz dull. md a
large
AeGs-7ho ote:ipEs ware literal siucs our last and
tteEa y - q ntc.ul amount OF fr1nzece:uu pI1ru4
1ustnE ahGu: Nc = lower. {For particulars. ses
anotle- pSft Of tcis 1erO1t
sALEs OF uoag-
z. Cu1e EcId ITO head at Axe T. D.
J.NuBt1n told 10 head .: 4Ac i r.
Ii. Grant fo1d 81 head at 3ltt cwt,
Il, Holfznan Sid 20 Ak all 1t 8x cvs.
] PGBtle~s stt eLta Il head A. 81 Is cwt,
]. ststEnlts reid 81 bead 1t 81 % y cFt.
AEde1 ZOE boId70O hes II 81 80 = cWe.
IT, NAdat1s eo:6 Ct b ead at &c = D.
SALES o. CATTLE
G.eenwa1t & Ke.1 !old 6 head OF Ohio at c@o3c =
n. Also sal OF 10 heso 111ulor at SO cc&;l5t =
lead 10 head do 1t fau14 D icta.
j. AiI&S bought IS h&Ad at So q ..