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The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1863-06-19

l. The attack on the centre of the enemy 5
position by the columns 81 Genera. Aucur
and G1ove5 also -xhitii-d the most terri
bic fighting and the same obstinate resist
snce. Our troops here, rs well IS on the
right and left, did ali that men could do,
and held every inch of ground they gain
ed. The enemy were driven foot by foot
out OF their rifle pits and intrenchnen,s
into their main work., from whence ,ney
will never come out except AS prisoners OF
war. IA before stated, every obstacle
that couIl be placed in the way Of our
advance, and every art that could render
our Columns sutjact to slaughter, was
used by the enemy, and with terrible effect.
The lower battery at Port Hudson has
been abandoned some days since, and ,he
heavy guns spiked, as the position was
too much exposed TO the FIRE of our NOR
tars and the broa1,idcs of the heavy ships.
Between it and the other works there is a
ravine, which also helped to uecesstate
the abandonmen, Of that work on account
OF their concentrating all their available
force in the main position. What have
related is from an eve witness who was
fortunate enough to get passage down
III the on, vessel that lef, .hare last even
ing He also saw much of the operations
Of the fss., which | will give hereafter.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1863-06-19

Delirerei ut lie qrand Mus Kee'ing re-
ce,.hy heidn New Yo,k Cjty in drfense
# CtvI L.ter'y ogasns. Abolstto" Ues-
Po'iSm.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1863-06-19

et:ics, for they are in danger.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1863-06-19

Col. Smith, Of the zouavs,, severely woun-
ded. The Sixth Michigan and One Hun
dred and T~enty-e; gh,h New York have
each lost abou. half their effective men,
and the other regiments have suffered
severely.
, 1863-11-05


There was . fair attendance on 'Changs to-day, and
the general markets were steady and 1r, closing at
fun prices after the receipt ot the dispatches from
New YORK.
In Flour there was very little DONE and the market
WIS dun, WITH Light Sales Of While Winter extras ct
&6.@7 Is; Rcd Winter e1tras $57s; and Spring ex.
tras at u sc@5eo.
The Wheat marie ct opened quiet and rather eas.er
but towards the close the demand became more active
and the market Was very arm at fall prices. Upwards
Of 90 900 buahes Of all kIn.s changed hands, At ESQ
1o7x for No. SPRING slc3@1 a for No. sprtns aud
sSk9sc for Rejected spring-the demand at tho close
being actiys aud the market hrm at $,o7a1u u7x for
Nc !. and s1.oohelosK for No. Spring.
Corn WIS In good request and arm at Sic for No.
Com aaoat; Nc for No. Corn IN store, and sc for
No. Z Corn in store
laors. and We note &n advance In prices OF xtc per
bushel, With sales OF about 2oo3 bushels at 5aasc
Tor Mol Oats In store, and @Gshc for No. Oats In
store At the close the inquiry 4cuVe at and
sou sales were made as high as 6lc.
Rye was In falE demand and stesdy ot 0oag2c. Bar
1eywas k@1c lower, with sales Of No, IN store at
fl1G@l 16k.
Highvires we're IN good supply, and the market do
c1satd NC Fer gaont with sales Of about rs brts a
5sx@5lc.
Provisions were dull and drooping. New Mess Pork
Is offered st So without buyeta Lard IL offered
1ok, but there arc no buyers At that price, lot Of
80 tres No. Lard changed hands at 1Oc 80 tres
Crease ats4@9Kc. Beef Hams were sold ut gil 60.
Ffeghts are &c per bushel lower on grain, with en-
gagements at Ike for wteat and lie for to Buk
fslo, SC for corn to cocg and 1shc for wheat
to EAckett HaIbor.
In Beet Cattle tie receipts during the day amount
to abort 116o head, and the entered sales to 1765
There las bsen an active demand for medium to
prime grades both with packers and shippers, and al
though the Transactions to-day show no advances upon
tie c1os1ng prices Of Saturday, yet the market Is
nrner and more active In Hoga the receipts for the
Cay amount to about 9o and the entered eales to H.
z's. There las been much 1arger proportion than
usual during the present season Of heavy corn-1ed
Hogs better prices hare consequently been paid aud
the marfet has been much more active. The quota
lions Of yeaterdsy, which showed sdyance Of 1xc
on Saturday. rates. have been funy snsatned.
, 1863-11-05

l.J
r. RuSDess ~ T. quiet beth from rstaad aeeond hau3s:
d hs hns a 81 q SsI Ea
saSy ~
a4sns srssay s BE-
sa's are
IN view q tsc Temporary dplresa for : fsv days
e &c LIZ sxss
coneede from previous exffeme Iate5 has been noted
he siose: 2Etng to TIE here tsed fEm9sss ia the
eeptlSie. and ma ufaciu1lns agcsts who hold oesra
hls stEles Of gooas are aim ct tae nominal Quota-
es1s 5se y III
not materially Increase their stocks at the present
Ss .nrnE must oe C Sa t1e
procets 81 Substitution nom sae uta Of other fa6rcs
viii rule hi1fer urisg the Coming Wlnter. l''~S0
n tntng sksms quite eersA!n that any largely ga
sSs 5R ~ Rssvg r :hssss
f59 @ iea 4 e. rs s,ss ons; xesns q
dmsa o s j. e r lis 81
uskse oi the former aud a@ssKc iof th9 lstte- nas
Jopnins It sasde une these rstst. ota.1plia and
.Assestonabie styiea Of woo1on eaods ara .eling
mcdefste'S q fnl psic:s g, aossklss. nsoadei2'ns
ss Eft sss9 fe % 81 %'vis ia
The matke: Is nearly bare Of chca:e foreign d1ess
IRE uncezstood to be Oh the way. These. when dis-
coors Is ire "a mede and vii nodoao
se rapidly as prices corresponding to thu increased
There II some excitement in the Linen market,
hs Sa aS s9d sssEsy f "a
proved rates.
, 1863-11-05
NtIE4 TODAY
CHICAGO nHY GOODS MAKEr.

WEDNESDAY EVENING, Nov. 1, 1865.
The market during the week has been unusually
trIsk, and orr wholesale houses lave done an In
mense business Bestdes an inc1ea'cd Inquiry owing
10 the large infu1 Of vfsters to the Northwestern
Fair. ica era from al patts Of the West and North
vtst havo been buying heavily for the winter trade.
NJ Will be seen from our table Of quotations given
below, there Is material change In prcea-whtch,
however, A'e still below those Of any other mar.
ket in tic United StAtes-not cyen excepting New
York, Boston or Philadelphia, As compared with
other Weasern cities. our prices range 2aac below
them on af staple goods This fact Ia getting welI
known in the trade, that Wholesale merchants
selling freely 10 Ohio and Indiana aud Southern I'LL
nols merchants, who never before bought anywhere
eee but In Cincinnati St. Louis Only yesterday we
BAw bin Of goods Put mp for merchant not ntty
miles from Cincinnati and st. Louis doea not now
make any projections tow ards competing with Chlca-
70 merchants In selling dry goods,
The trade Ia WOODEN goods Is BOW unusually brisk
and rarely ever have We sesn such large ind va
red stock IN this market. Its noticeable also that
tie best qualities are OF domestic manufacture, aud
q ise large assortment Of Western goods offered
Some Of the best rlatn caEsmercs In market At pre-
rent are manufactured not In England nor Frsnce--
eyen in the Eastesn states-hut IN Wisconsin and
in several portions OF Illinois, Indiana and Ohio Tho
goods sent to our market from the "Stnne Mills =
Jnnesyiis as exhibited by their agents. Bowen Bsos
or this city, deserve special mention btcaus. OF their
excellence In every particular, and because con.
maLuiaetn1 e.. We haye also uoticsd sone eScoleat
bfanes e woo'sns fro% r. c9svsand 9 indianapolis Jol
Ihs f4lfQY Ing gre the closing QuQtAfiQus:
, 1863-11-05

Go OF the Throat, Lupga ana Heart. Office In Chi
cnEo. IS Washington street. The practice Of DrB B.
& J. Hunter ia exclusively conancd to the treat
hronchitis, consumption, asthma, &c; their sy5-
tenn Of neatlrg these diseases is BY means Of
III. d,cat* inb aatiop combined With sacn conati-
tutioDal remt dtes experience hiss proved etl:s-
al atmeLt is 100 veil kno in Chicago ana its
-viein1.y q r qnte comment be hers; they. howsvss.
caeo, J K. Tobtyt Esq. arm OF Tooey g. Booth,
Chlcsgo and numerous other citizens.
Dr. James Hunter. fn Charge Of the Chicago Of
the A.ove address.
CAuT1oN.-Drs R. d ]. Hunter havo no conneo-
uon whatever with ! pcreon calling himself Dr..
J.1pee Hupter. Oh Randolph street, their only Of
e. bc.oc 50 Wlehi1 gio! street, between Cark
and Dearborn.
CHICAGO Nov. g. 1853.
, 1863-11-05
Foreign Commercial Circulars.
IHRpnh1 nst 1E Ice

BREAps1u7Ts-The tone 0. our msrket has been
dnllnesa oftae trade n Mark La1e aud also through
Sierpl qekses coaz7snds .ay Id ID saee whss IL
5e1lor kicas hare recovered I'd 70 50 from the late
tho flsst descriptions vEca dad buye.8 lar local
ccnsuu pnon u p1eyous 1sses; ezra sta:e OF osdn-
Corn has eetta advanced to 27s 3D. supplies oi Aar
le2n being nnied At tae momett: several csfEoes Of
PEoy1sIoss-Deet and pork condnue quiet, u itho1t
material Change in value Bacon Is also quiet, bat
meets sh lsss naui.y both Pom saecustots aud The
Cheese OF good quality continues IN alF request ine
IioE neflected nnttef Ia In good demand, at is ad
kuspMKa-No 6uptnesA Teporte in seeds. Thee Ia
still good demand for Ialow Ut fu prev1ous rates
flne quality scarce The market for Petroleum u
dull and supid eele1a OF refined refuse to accept IN
tel "a Sd, buy at the tins decline 70 oln oyer
thert Is 70 alteration; demand e1tremely limited
, 1863-11-05
THEIRlSH CONGRESS.
IMMENSE DEMONSTRATION
Three Bund1ed and Twenty tx Delegates
Present-Telesrapbic Dispatch from Gen.
Thomas Francis Measher-Letters from the
Amles Of the Potomac and Cumberland.

The assembly was convened by the President,
John o. MahoneJ, At o'clock q. N. Mr. NcCAr-
Thy then called the roll, and read the minutes Of
The following Circles responded to the roll call:
n New Iosk CITY; Waterford; Troy, Albany, Bqf
bsfissd! chissso. ap1inrseid. Feeria, IL % bsnTiis. %
Covington, Lafayette, Tes1a Ha1te, collmbus, s
sosfy 81 M1autes M.disen die11S WIZ e?fBso Bostoa soa
1,o1tlana: Bar gor, Maine; Providence, & I; FIJI
gasn. Ky Es.hee aem'phs, Tenn; St hGIeahs Ieaiss
seso1 Say %noas Ma n,Ssgss 9s
Lake, Ailx sukee, Wis; Detroit, Ma1sbaii, Mich;
TG,onto M9ntfss fS 31ebsc' Hamilton, canada
After The roll WAS called, the Committee On Gre
tt1tials presented several more delegations that
arrived this morning. The Eext buetness in order
Janes Gibbons, Phlla Chairman, before submit.
ting the resolutions to the convention. dclivesedA
brief address,. He fpoke in eloquent terms Of the
bfe0g e aa
the blood Of their slres; CAUSE which uader God
sure to be asserted In the regeneration and tnde
hendenee sa @ o. , Ireland. Wozse taan sases wonlq
tsmtly submit to the oiIearchieal tyranny
@ Hh!sh fe & making ase Of every i1hamen agency and
s tas ia sne
her she1s grases II 81 Id d ang
conyentions IN lie, butIever did he attend oas
snd ability a. the d.et Isieh Congress- Here were
men from every State IN the Union. from the Gina.
dae, and from Ireland, in convention assembled to
but pnconqueIed raoe-to glse new vitality aad
energy to tie only organization which is working
for tie elevation and improvement Of the Is1sh
race and the re establishment Of her former glory
NJ. Gibbons concluded his speech amid the sp-
, 1863-11-05
Cattle and uor rr A. 4, ,v,

the Dos Mones Wiley u tnereasiar vttb . r.nts.tv
quite remarkable. and Notwithstanding tie inturv
tore TO TIC corn crop In that ssste by thu Ausu,t
ftcsls, our correspondent At Burlington th,uh, .h,t
Iowa sens an increased number hog, AMI rnttIe
toHa1kes tho present sesaoo, Is eomparci With last
but eaJR tue s4a Weight viii te less ~ ve =. tn
yield OF lard Fer head. IN tho Burlington lis xk Eye
ofls.t Saturday lad the following interesting STA
tsttcs OF the live stock tFsio 1t taas place foe nina
months OF the present and p oyious year:
TIC receipt Of live stock ia Z. q ~ Il. r. Il. are
largely ID OF former yeara Tac folio sing ara
eompe5suve figures from January iss to s.pt. soth.
, 1863-11-05
siver sold Fawsett Is, nv. 1166 Ms 1t t3N S.
Sw trg g1uy eo1t FaH sett Il, Av. 1n8s nB at s. a.
Hurt On sold Norris + Co, 16. Ar- 9u nsAt 81 90

sIvsr sold Fawsett lR, AZ. l1ss NJ 1t 1855.
swtrEloy sott Fa. sett p, ~ lps ~ At IS %
1.nnon sold Norris Z Co 1t. ~ 81 ns.t $50.
I1paley E1I', Hancock s. ~. H. 90 1T 33bJ.
" lie Otis sold 1(A 1orT Is, ~ l'sS n3 a. 81 90.
HENDERSON sold Faxtets a. nv lis ns =: $. s7Y.
HoGs-The Ereeirts Of Hogs 1t the various sar.s
curing tic fay amount TO ab ,ut snd the cntsret
s,les 1875 Prizes have ranged from Is ooa5 o. snA
specially notee IN the receipts OF tosay shat tao
proportion Of heavy corned Hogs has been snsa11-
II lsTre more 70 than previous eay this saso7,
the natural COZ sequence Of witch has teen big Ter
prices have tetn ra1 from the entered sale+ l. -
seen that $50 Hogs have been sold at prices ranging
from S440a5 %. being thaa one-soorth tho ea-
e taes For tels class Of Hogs taero H. and has for
some time been good demsnd, which is now mo.e r.
tive, owing to the large Quantities required BY city
.ackers We have therefore had stronger competition
In the but tie general sales do not ehov
any sdsance upon our quotations Of yesterday, which
Exc hfghe1 than tie closing prices Of Saturdays
market. large number OF larEe.boned, badly led
logs have bt sold but at very lox prfces prlmc
even lot Of 668 cornfed Hogs. averaging 25 Ds
solo at 81 CO ITO Ds and Al irregular lot averaging
IS were sold the same lgure. In tho sales Of tho
two classes Of stock there IL fully this diEerence
throughout
, 1863-11-05
Qbifa9a Qribnlre.
THURSDAY, NOVEMBER s. 1859
she CITY.
PROBABLE MURDER. AMI
ROBBERY,
A Careless Inquest,
Clear Case Of Body Snatohing
Excitement among the German
Population.

"eek ago A7E' moaaay tne oooy Of dead per
ss ea ", "se avaou W .ue A." ol M. ffescot, In
.As y" "aN.p' 1tso' !" eois county. The body
oas s sI",' ~ - 'lseoos.s enndfens who re-
ported tncu olecoFeEy. and the coroner waa imme-
diately cent for. HI. Schmidt the regular coro.
nc1, being sick, the duty of bo,aico ~ ,,esas.
oesolsod upon MI. William Haas, who runs q
1uEoce's once On the West side. It does mt an
s,s.,os ~. We ee4e'aetaaces 1aat the. inveau
sauoDe VI tne tofoner's Ju1y were sicnalzsd by
Gseate1 dcgsco Of rigos than the nature Of tbs
.,.,,u 80 Sr's n ~ tequne' a aole IN Inc mans
eAon aao esaoe1uy been made by pistol bullet,
and the jury in their verdict declared this to be
~ - tsss y. ~ esesn' ...
On the person Of the deceased were two empty
pocket books. Nothing about him indicated sui
.,sho. 49, ,s.a,ss W ne jury attributed The
aAsaa eaet 70 some pe.eon nnknoxn- Here there
ss..sstusti~. en.c n enc, c q a0,S aTSDesy ana
fha co1oncr ,na 1hosa ..m 800 @-1 -.a>
der him, would be prompted by the
ecnso OF Official duty Ito ssv poth.
,nr of their ,.atn,a1 hru,, i,atos.t,o....,
.. .o.,aa mesnA'sonas me na1-
the detection of the perpetrators. To this resn1t
The Identification Of thu bodv. Witch n. ,nn,n..d
to be peIs,1v within m the ~ shp
4,.t;h n..n. r.oa =, ...,,.. 49,. .ss - -....s.
aaA' .ne 1saus oeee !" seSo1e tals eno enp"cotes+
the jury TeTb~ b~actuated bY proper sense Of
1htis weirhtv .esoopeIbtdt,e4 Tne .ro,,.. ho.-
,,-o- ,.;h,es. -. ...-.~.s ~ "AoA.7'' Ao"-
nnsontladieaed circulation, are not consistent
~ WIN any sueo n9potaeaia. Ihere were reasons
3os anpposlne 1a2* me mau would not be hard to
aoftLtl5.
x5"a ~ aanao. ana Sonsaas1holy oelotmea: HE
LICE aa0 one ofTWo femasfab!c bcars. His clothes
7, Me1s on. ~ MN Vas ioand nomewhst peculiar
Mnch fsssmbling one i WAS certa!nlT to be sup
pote4 toat ORDINARY patience and easacty need
0S1 DESPAIR o1 nndtng IN these circumstances q
Elue e tne Eaoe 1oentlty. 1t 10 not stated that
ne 1ne oiaesfs o. me law made any use Of them for
tna1 patposes Aepost soes, 1nat AFTER using no
0oae VI an4uly Mo1e seasoning than habty In
, 1863-11-05
TIE MONEY MANKET.

WEDNESDAY, Kvxaraa. Nov. 1, 1868,
New York exchange IL shade esaler to-day, but
ratesare unchauget. VIZ pat@K, slling nearly uni
form at Y, the only exception being sturses' sons
wko sell TO customers tsI6.
Gold, ns reported By pr1ynto dispatches from New
York to Jas Boyd, Banker No. 50 CLARK street. ruled
IN wAn street. followH go A. NJ. 148; $780, 1asx
II, 1ss; 1880 1i6: T. H.. l4B{@1a5N closing 1t 1ld.
The rate hero was uniform atl45.
Silver t13slss. Treasury notes K@X selling,
The general meney market Of the city Is active.
BANKERS make no complaints Of want OF paper for
discount.
M1ExEAPoL1s AND CEDAR VALLEY HA11roAD.-
In regard 10 ills road the NJ T. Herald has the follow
ipgs
The M!uneapolls Fatfbauls aud Cedar. Valley Rail-
y
se: i:
tteE ROAD the forners an extension and By four or
lslfsEs sse1fsifs fs.oaut and Cedar v.y Rail-
road il row unfer contract lro Minneapolis e Own
esnn:cs viii Wnora Psesa ailoaa eSss nov
r. Of o %nona
time rom Two e three hun nj workman aetlyaiy
so II s ed Sess 1soy Of n.oad fs Mn sse
fa.d BEG nearly prfae for IT, ifo2 which hAa y.
g &
iessIen ntat .pr1EC The ioeomotVts. CARS a:d full
q ias fsassnls sad y VT
Rss ~ 'ih.S GsSsis,. as saa % e I'D / ::
ans e ~ Il Assay sa f.
T wss q sss s s. s.
s:s i 81 s - a. Twill .ss
ey h y sats II n uPSn b Th ~;
tlmes 2 nscessity has been Inllroada Taess Il tha
, 1863-11-05

ROEsT OF UHanS CO.

ARRIVED. November l.
Prop Baeens, Davis, St. Joseph, 100 railroad ties
Prop lsraaouzy, McNe1ly, Eutya1o, suadrt.s
bds Fsshton Cly des.e !. afenomlaee, 15l m lumber
schr Geeeli4, McLane, Milwaukee, 500 bu potat,es,
Schr Otter. Hicks Bay Ct y. 2 200 brls salt.
schr Ereeoom. Inns, Chlckahomlny, 10 N lumber,
schr i Gstes. Reddick, stony Creek, 50 eds WOOL
Schr Ellen Pike, upham. Kalamazoo, 90 N heaaiag
Schr AI1nW, Scott, kalamazoo, Is IN lumber
schr L1i1e bell, Ltstor, Grand laven IS N ii pber
SchF sloyer. 6chtobohm, Auske4un IS N lumber.
scor Rose 4 mDousma'. johnson, Muskegon, To m iun-
sehr shanEhail Anderson. atanistes, LIS N lumber.
schE Abigail, Cn*fotip, Manlstee. I'D a lumber.
scfr Ptoreer THOMPSON, f:aciae 600 en- pty barrels
Sehr AZ Vernon. aa1ssn. White Lake, 60 n stayas
eioop gninI MACON. st. Joseph, 80 bu potatoes, 30
CLEARED.........,..N Nova
Prop Norman, Sits. os.ego. 5000 brls -four. 4 b1ls
Bark RED. White and Blae, Dsyls, Buffalo, s,.s7s bu
Sctr Cer1land Waffle, Buffalo, 10 90 bu wheat.
gchr Hart ,Bfgflow, Buffalo, 10 SEQ hu wheat
Schr AaErest Queen Tsts, Buffalo, "a 900 bu barley
eris corr % meal. 5d b1is eee{f, ." 'siS noos' ="
Schr Mnzeppa, Burke, Buffalo. II, ,0G0 bu wheat
Schr Supply. Eamseyt Bufato, II, 500 bu wheat
6chr J Rogers, Doyle, Buffalo. % 500 bu wheat
Schr Grape snott TinsleT, L, 900 bu wheat
ScnE Son and Heir. Davis. Colngwood. ,D1 hn coru
, 1863-11-05
A. UARD.
To all Afflicted with CAtarFh, Throat
H1lxe ses and Affections q Nftne UhoRg

To ali AGIicted with Catarrh, Throat
Diseases, and Affections oftne Ghost.
Dr. T. Wipslow Aver. Pht stciau for Affections of
the Tbro 1t AID Chest, Rooms 12 and !. MeCor-
mick's Building. corner Of Randolph nud Dearborn
ment or practice The extraordinary success
which has attended bis practice In this city, has
enabled him to refer to the best and most reapon-
th.t III who bare need Of medical aid, either foe
Ca.arrh, Asthma. Bronchitis, OF Consumption,
should make easly application. The patient. at
aer 70
turn home and pursue the course OF treatment
with Baccers Where It Is Impossible for the party
to come personally 10 the city, he should vrts
description AZ i'll 4ford correct tdea Of tue c4se
A list Of questions " III be furnished upon apolica
uon. noV2.
, 1863-11-05

Movements of Produce in New York.

Movements of Produce in New York.
From the n. 7. Journal Of Commerce, 3oth.l
We bave nov compiled orr whole table moving the
movements or produce At this port durt1g tho tea
months irst clo:in. The receipts show falling on Ia
nnur. wheat nd corn. but Gsin IN oats a1d most
pnIatlve summary.
REcx1rTs OF CERTA1I ATElCLHB or DOMESTIC Pco-
0uCE At 1aE Pokr or NEW YoEK ZOE TIN MONTHS
, 1863-11-05
GOVERNORS DINNER AT BRIAN
HALL TO-DAY.
Intellectual Entertainment In the
Evening.

The lady marageIs OF the grand Fair have hit
upon vc1y happy method Of entertaining the
people to-day. They have invited the Governors,
United States eenators. and other distinguished
9crsonages oi the Northwest, to dine with them
Al Bryan Hall this afternoon. The following cele-
b1ities have accepted their Invitation, and are
Al1caoy in the city: Gov. Yates Of illinois, Cor,
Blair OF Michigan, Gov. Ealomon of Wisconsin,
Gov. Morton Of Indiana, Col. Stone, the Govcrno1
elect Of 1owa, Hons I. n. Arnold, Lyman Tsum.
bull. q. h 1ovejoy, COL Gzierson, Jcsse O. Nor.
ton. F. C. Sherman, and Gen. oglesby, Of Illinois
J. R. Doolittle and Matt Carpenter, Of Wiecous,n;
z. Chandler, Of Michigan Gen Farnswo,th, Gen.
Roberts, Hon. Jas. Harlan, Of Iowa; Messrs
Knapp and Bloor, o. S. Sanitary Commission,
Washington, D. c.; Rev, Nj. Eynctt, q. S. Com
mission, Davenport, 1owa, and the members of
the Chicago sanitary Commission Several men.
6ess OF the Board Of Ttade are also among th.
lucky ones who have tickets Of invitation to this
grand ovation.
Dinner is to be served in lower Brysa Hall, at 6
p m precisely, and nll the invited guests from
abroad are to rendezvous at the parlore OF the
fremont House, where they will BE- received by
Hon. Mark Skinner md associates Of the Chicago
Sanitary Commission.
Only the invited guests and the lady walters Will
bcndmitted to the hall, and none others need
npply. This rule is necessary to prevent confu.
Hlon.
The following ladies viii preaide, one at each
table: Mn. Webster. Trumbul, Arnold, Cols, Sal.
omou, Henahaw. Hesmer, Franklin, Hogs and
1ivetmoIe.
Fifty young ladies have been selected to serve
as walters. who are to be dreased In costume, ~
follows: White short akirt, with red stripes run.
ling from tbs top to the bottom, white stockings,
blue Spanish waiEt Over white waist, che17y-de.
liue head dresses with a1ight trimming Of gold
btaid, made ke the tarlatxne breakfast caps WON
at the dinner tables, and sosctte Of xed, white
and blue worn On the left shoulder.
OF course the ladies' expect QuId pro quo 10,
the grand dinner they Give these distinguished
pessorages, and In The evening they are to mount
the zostzum at Meopo Hall, and talk g.andly,
glorfouely, eloqnently, concerning the Issues aud
struggles of the hour. Music and song are to be
Randwiched between the addresses, and ronslns
good time is expected Let there bea grand rally.
, 1863-11-05


Jacob Gat1tEky. a labo.er. who has been living
On Carpenter street, near the North Branch. was
Killed yesterday morning on the Chicago and MI
Raakec track, near ata junction with the North
western. he, with two other laborers, Has walk-
Ing along the track about 8 O'Clock in the morn
Inc. when they were overtaken by the Milwaukee
night express taiu. The bell was rune violently,
aAd the two companions Of Ga.itsiy LEFT the
track but he, either from deafness or else suppos-
9pg tha train to be on the Northwestern road,
which runs nearly parallel with the Chicago and
Milwaukee ut that point, remained on It uctl ne
was oScstaken. Both his legs were cut of, and
he received other injuries, OF which he died in
about an hour. Tbs investigation Of the Coroner
showed that the trAln was running very slowly At
the time. and that every possible means was used
towa1n Garftsky Of his danger, and to check the
4sain when tho waning was unheeded. The vcr-
dict Of the jury exoue1ated the oftcern Of the
train f1om all responsibility for the transaction.
9aziizky was by birth Russian Polander, about
dtty eight yea1D Of age, AID leaves wife aad one
child.
, 1863-11-05

increase over Last year .-......-.. 65,N6 577
These neuEes aie gIaslfs!ng. rot only in,,ca
VI Eo ss . show I:ss the Des tine. Valley alnt
OF the Up. ex Mississippi, that tho Miami Valley ii
Ohio has awaLs sustalne1 tq clac!pnau Aad tne Bur
1ea1ng rosd IN the Stae for rho sasporatlon otllva
stoek r lnerease 10 hogs Ill ba noticed. 1. more
ne1td table will show tho comparative earnings OF the
b. t. T. Il to October 1st, Ior lss2 8. the increase
being &6s, ,G9.o. or about 70 per cent.
, 1863-11-05
GARD.

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