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The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-09-05


A BANK PRESIDENT DEFENDND A CoLoREG
SoLDIER.-In Philadelphia, on Wednesday, soms
rowdies in horse car attempted to remove COL
ored soldier who had taken,a seat in it. While
the conductor was dsliberatipg what TO do, Thos,
Smith, President of the Bank Of North America
rose and declared emphasically that the man
should not be removed. When he gave his
name all opposition was silsnced except on the
part Of one impudent fellow, who said 81 don't
believe it," The words says the Inquirer, had
scarcely left his lips when, to use cornmoa re-
mark more expressive, perhaps, than refined
" down went his house, we'll directed blow from
the indignant and athletic bank president making
him measure bis length on the floor. Two or
three of the rowdys comrades started to sspouse
bis cause, but Mr.. Smith defantly posted himself
in the centre of the car, when they concluded that
discretion was the better part of vaor and shrunk
back into their seats. By Mr.. Smiths direction
the coored soldier took a seat and rode to his
destnat ion. a~'
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-09-05
A Letter from Gen. Grant.

The legal citissns OF Memphis having rendered
Gen, Graft public reception, to testify their APP
probation o. the hero u % many battle fslds.
The General replied in the following letter: =
MExPHIs, Tenn, Aug. 26, 1863.
GENTLEMEN 81 have received copy OF reso-
lutions passed by thrE loyal citizens Of Memphis,
at meeting held Of tie ICONS Of the Chamber
of Commerce. Aug. rs, 1853" rendering me q
public reception. -e
In accepting this testimonial which do at
great sacrifice of my personal feelings, simply
desire to pay tribune to the first public exhibit
ton in Memphis Of loyalsy.to the Government
which | represent in the Department OF the Ten
nessee. should dislike to refuse, for consdera-
tions OF personal convenience, TO acknowledge,
anywhers or in any form, the existence of sent-
ments which have so long and SO ardently de-
sired to see maintained in this Department. The
stability Of this Government and the unity Of this
Nation depend solely on the cordial support and
the earnest loyalty Of the people. While, there
fore, thank you sincerely for the kind express
sons you have used toward myself, am pro.
foundly gratiied at this public recognition, in the
City of Memphis, Of the power and authority of
the Government OF the United States. SIS.
thank you, too, in the name of the noble army
which have the honor to command. 1t is com.
posed of men whose loyalty is proved by their
deeds Of herosm and their willing sacrifices of life
and health. They will rejoice with me that the
miserable adherents Of the rebellion, whom their
bayonets have driven from thi. fair land, are be-
ing replaced by men toho acknowledge human
liberty as the only true foundation of human gov
eminent. May your efforts to restore your city
to the cause OF the Union be as successful have
been theirs to reclaim it from the despotic rule of
the leaders OF the rebellion.
l have the honor to be, gentlemen,
Your very obe1ient servant, r .........
,s., ..l,..... U. S. GRANT, Ma. Gen.
Messrs. R. Hough, and others, Committee, Mem
phis, Tenn. 9@ 'H4
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-09-05
Justices of the Peace.

Johuson-- Lucius H. Wheeler, David N.
Farrand, R. c.. Cristy, Samuel Bedding, A. W.
Caldwell, Samuel Dewing. ...t.....
Sto,oe-Joseph II. Bennett, William Nor
rill, Almond D. Luce, Luke j. Town, Joseph
c. Raymond, Russell G. Hodge. John W. Smith,
Orrin Moody. Randolph Washburn, 0. W.
Butler. ,. s......... ... ..st
Mor,isto,On-J. P. Capron, H. S. Kelsey,
John Baker. Ira A. Dwnell, Warren Spaald-
ing, Winslow Wheelock, j. P. West.
Cambridge, straight Union ticket-Farewell
Wetherby, H. A, Morgan, E. N. Bennett. j.
W. Turner, Amasa Thompson, John Brush,
I'd, John II. Page. +~ -
Elmore--A. M. Kelly, Ira Bishop, George
Knfeld, A. M. Woodbury., Geo. Gray.
HardsU,ck-I N Blanchard, CS Crosby. L
Lewis, Cyrus Underwood, Silas Underwood,
Geo L Wells, Finley Green.
Ca5ot---M o Fisher, M P Wallace, II
Lance, S R Moulton, r Farr, Horace Carpenter,
l. H Hooker.
Walden--H Perkins, I Patterson, Nath Per-
kins, Ira Currier, j Houston, P d Knight, w
G Perkins. sa .....
Bethel D Cushing, Zophar Vinton, M
Chamberlin, Gao S Hatch, Isaac Emery, j B
Putnam, L d Horton. .-'.'.
ORANGE COUNTY.
B,adford-G w Piichard, John B Wood
ward, John B Pickett Jr, Moses r Chamberlin,
Mills 0 Barber, Hiram W Kimball, E P Nor
! cross.
Braintree-C Huntington, John Waite, w
Nichols, Rufus Hutchinson, Isaac Parish, w
Bass Rufus Flint.no Voc sAAl s1s sb's. agaft q.
,Corinth--John Richardson, I. Z Eaton, r
Crooke, AS C0fliss, q " Downs, D R Cooke,
B Father w - .''.h''" - ia'oon FL
\ Fairlee--samdel Ta'Morey,. GeoA Mofey, B
Ciley, John Staton, w II Bragg. eav;s a.
Newbury- Levi Tabor, B Burnham, Bal!
ley Avery, John Bailey. .Jr, John Renffew Jr,
III u Tucker Caleb Stevens, e vParker,;aI B
Mcklister, r r Fulton. ss ysq o. 5,sisoasaa d
-. 1 u. Y
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-09-05

CoRREerIoN.-We take pleasure in correcting
our mistake in classifying Mr.. Woodman of
Brighton, and Mr.. Folansbee of Maidstone, as
copperhead representatives. We were led into
the error by the Burlington Times. We are
glad to know that they both deny the 50 i'm
parchment" aud have no sympathy with the
Sham Democracy, that s properly called copper
head. .. .ea. sa..... ...l -.a. Fl. aH.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-09-05
Good as Far as it Goes

The reject Democratic Conventio in Massa.
chusetts, among mass OF generalities. adopted
the following sound doctrine -...,s 81. aft
Resolved, That whenever any States in arms
against the laws Of the Government shall lay
down its arms and submit to the laws and the
constituted authorities, the people thereof will be
entitled to resume and enjoy all the rights and
privileges given by the laws and the Constitution
to the citizens of the several States.
Now let us see how long it will be before the
same men who have passed the above resolution,
will be ready to repeal laws, amend the Constitu-
ton, make compromises with, and give guaran-
tees to slavery at the instance Of rebels in arms.
The Republicans will stand by the doctrine that
,ohen the rebels lay down their arms, and submit
themselves Internationally to the Consttu ton
and the laws of the land, the war shall cease. No
BODY but Sham Democrats have or will advocate
ony other end to the present strife and the De-
mocracy of Massachusetts will have to abandon
the above resolution, or they cannot fraternize
with their Seymour and Vallandgham friends.
1t is worthy of note, however,, that these Massa.
chusetts Democrats don't say that they are in ia.
vor OF prosecuting the war until the rebels SUBJ
NIT, This omission is significant.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-09-05
GIN, GRANT ON CoprrsnrAps. . Gen. Gran,

GIN. GRANT ON CoPPERHEADs.-G Gen. Grant
recently remarked to some Illinois. gentlemen
that be had extended Gen Logan's furlough
without any request on his part, . for the
n reason thar he stiH considered hum nm tho field
doing duty ,0hile fighting the coppsrheads Of nj.
= nois.''3mIg sya.gigswa cad. @ssi fSdi Fr-tssq
t.o % 81 soa baa ge3 BE &" sd ~ s5qsSsi y
se{a1T 9.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-09-05
WASHINGTON COUNTY

afaoofd ssi tauaIiaos mid o, $50, aas <; bad bs3
'sta 1850 ys:i Jsai ,,sa sti yaxa q..ws O.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-09-05

,hs51da sis asaas@ stcE ssE sa'E .yisisibsrr
o. ysitsz ssi o,ass Of 'rsscu ,ads ,ssiAigea ia,
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-09-05

: are Union men. 'tF
l6I Is asses as7T .sh1eyta sgsisa .ssd 5as sasis1
slsssal ;asa8ls ,yaoL .i' u ss5ia iis 20 bstaaa'
-aos ~ as4w al ,4sia.v sgq,' 10 as.s ri 2d'F'
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-09-05

GENTLEMEN 81 have received copy OF reso-
lutions passed BY .hsH loyal citizens Of Memphis,
at meeting held OF the ICONS Of the Chamber
of Commerce. Aug. rs, 1853" rendering me a
, 1863-10-15

Coon TKMp1.kR LAD1Es AITENT1oS!-You
are requested to met at the Rooms Of the @. Z.
6oldie:s Aid Society, adjoining Metropolitan Hall.
this afternoon. to manufacture articles for the
Northwestern Fair. Let the-e be 8 full attend.
ante By order Of the Committee.
, 1863-10-15

stor.ee, Esq, DR.. Brain&9d and Elliott Ausho.
ny, Esq, while MI. Ftsnk Lombard impaired va-
iety to tho cxezcisef, By tho capital execution Of
two Of three capital songs- One in particular
which seemed to be known to the audienceb by the
nsmc ofsAady, and was. as he remarked, "tsush
him BY largo sized col red individual at
Vickshurg," !" Brought down the house in thunders
OF applause and laughter.
Theuecting was highly satisfactory. Speakers
and audience s,emcd to thoroughly understand
each Other, and every thought uttered to Its re-
motest shade. to drd corresponding thought in
the hea.t Of every fistfn fnet.
Tho exhortations Of the speakers, to sec to 1t
that the example Of our brethren Of Ohio and
Pennsylvania was not lost upon the loyal men Of
Chicago, were warmly responded to, and VIC have
no doubt that the iRduence OF the meeting will be
felt in giving additional animation to tbs ap.
proachtnc csnSass-
, 1863-10-15
FINANCIAL IND COMMERCIAL.


-.~ WEDNESDAY EVENING. Oct IA, la63.
Ihe tcm1nd for money wEs net quito 10 presuug to-
fay ana II 1t had been moa. Of the baok3 were too
short Of currency to supply It, The effect OF this st1in
cerey il tlain1J evident By h, conotlon OF taa
cl anec mark t. TIE current 1ates today were dis
count lu3 lng ma raF selling hut taa banks
would only take It at on mad sold It anything they
could get aboVe y discount -As compared with cur
renry. New York exchange Is just now dec!dedlY
"heavy." .- .....
The scarcity OF currency tends to check speculation
In at view perhaps, not to be regretted The
ttuu have an abundance OF mean, hut juss now too
muc1, oft harpena to be In New York.
The following vera the rates Of Gold in Win street.
an repo1tcd by prtyate dispatches: 152K, 15, 1ssx
1s2x 15sx 1s 15sK, closing Ut 1ssk. Tha range here
nsts191s tho .ower the opening nnd tho hisher at
tie c1ese About @l5k the ratcs for the ost
Of the day.
Tho price OF Silver vas 1N@14?. Treasury Not.s
nominal selling A@4.
ArMtLwAuKEE-The money market fs rcpresenied
to be working rather closely Discounts contued to
tie ofer1pgs Of nrstclass paper.
AT 81. Lou1s-Monetary affairs quiet and utt1e I'M,
einess being transacted. N. Y. Exchange abundant
and steady at H@H q cent. discount, buying aud
selling.
AT Pu11ADH1r1n.-No new items In the money
Market The supply Of capital tho street Is ar In
excess Of the demand and ratas rule from 4s a CENT
TENNESSEE MoSEY.-Tse Nashville Journal Of oc.
torer 11th says: '.-
anp ti quotea cer cen. ss 11a
trn p1rrtcr'a and Union Bank nt 8j
, 1863-10-15

Review Of the New York Grocery Market.
From the u. 7. shtpring and Commercial List 12fa

Review Of the New York Grocery Market.
fFrom the n. T. SHIPPING aud Commercial List, 1ata
ps
qsa5tsfu i ofs e. fsnt sacs Then ts5s haa
i R2:toe ecets et ts's as LII
ssse9y fEes IS eF ID Dc staa1%s sna % @
fer Ia La! ~ 1sI Hlits aad iSx ieS sMaT
q esss Gasi q III
ts n
iEfsas H s;si asi a
IL es'os, g &c; Ss9'Ss 8
a!E,Es 1oia ito'a At l2l2x ss 6 sent ,e ,ss,
nioaeoSnoo..--......... ......s..-. hncH 13I 5,5G7
Rsansd Msn,a ,oa osss e Il ,s 1e9 pee e s.
Mo1AssEs- i siesiy M Kood d. Cam sshani e tos
saa eGsSs
essi r Polio Ill., sa ana 81
os az e es;s has been
ssa aeaSH Sse gss'
s.1es Is from teeond hands, importers still Offering
fs e
i fsss:s Sss y
fas, but there j. abatement in the extreme 1iowa
oIhold.Er and With n7oterate stocxs prices ase we'll
SANTOS ssk; so AaEacal.o, sahassk; 50 bags md
mnts java, n Eoston to eome here, So; 50 mats re-
ca 80 St Douiazo in bon II. casa and = Iris
Jamaica On r5traie terms. At Boston. 800 pockets
~, Export, on jan: ] to Sept 39--
H. Fl 1872. .pkgs Is 50.
sricEs-,Thc van us descriptions contiaue ia Re-
lnest T.! home uEe ana prices EeneIaly have still
Grngcr Ie1co Ptmento both for export $50 Of tho
latter for hoDs use. prynte terms: o01 mats Ca-
s2Kc; esta in lots, l3c; 10 bgs pepper 30
DO, N bo4n, 94c feW casks and 20 cases No eius-
megs, B2Hc. ctt md II Goo ns Glove stems, terms
We Id not learn
McE-Istelh frml5, .bnt tho market Is dull 1860
bags Rogoon and $50 tt PatnA soil on terms We Git
M Jrayn -
, 1863-10-15
Boston Flour Marker.


during The past week. aud at tho close wa note con
Siderable excitement and IN upward tendency ID
prieea The npEarn range Of gold an the Hight stock
wants. IN anticipation OF still htgcer 1a'ea
The eoastwtse and proy1nclalt trade. we'll u thu
European market Is stii oeFfe. a. ali no;hiax i
1ornia las Also b % a6so5bin Market aaa
home q own breadstoG d from San Franrtsco. 4'S "
son, and insuajete1t 10 supply the Current temaao
cnldes q Transportation over tho westera lines q
rNslrca and partly from the ctrer Ion create ~ the
Gsard IFu9l Ralway n caEE,i.g hoar to points f.r-
sioas y. ho1Eh ts:ee times Il much 6riastnifs as
conn,s tksro wore car ioads Of our and Waeat al
sarnta awaiting transportation over tho G.aod Trunk
az s i arsa aes5a IL II gSon s1py of shD2ng grades
sates fer these aye maietall iur,ove3 MdeeJ, IDS
1nnrket 15zt now is yey Arm for Ill tescr: lions but
slcted foreign marEe II Ia hardly pTo6abie ta4t tue
rfcsent excitement. Inducei by the fluctuations OF
go1t, tn fcatea p..nanent conoiuon ofthisgs re-
Western Enperhne. at ss.59eto; common extra,
st. o oIns e g. sfSfs Eat,s %aS1sS
OHIO. s. sSf&s sss; efoice do. si.SesS d. '''
GsnsGa nonr Fl the new crop IS coming forward
.alss q tof oItlaF ana s7s a5o choice
Southern hour Is quiet and In limited demand. but
vine y snoEhela S725, and Patassco at sio5o, win
Gern ges Cd Price
at &4N@3.sG for COL mon and extra Eltue3
, 1863-10-15
M ARRIED.
II this CIT, Oh the 10Th INIT. by ReE. Tuttla
VT CFA NLrs s, KlMBELL shd Miss ALA1RA q.

II this ri.t, o. the 19th int by Rer. J. Tuttla
M1 CHARLES 8. KlNBELl and Miss ALALeA q.
BARTHOLOMEW.
In ,h,e city. \. the pesp'.tnss g. e Geq!Gn o.
the 18th lp4t. ~ IEe I.sT g. R0E1rg. EDWARD r.
GARVIx. II. D.. u Mis- AUGU3TA fELsoa. beth
Ct Ills city.
In this rtiy 1T his residence Oh Ina&dsy eyaninK.
Get lsth By the 1fev Robert tc1lt or. MI BkNJAAI0
SLLOhy ano Atss eARAH MAE56AH.
In ttis city on WcI1 esc47 morning. Oct 1a:h. bI
the Rev. Cbss Edward Cheney; KsctoE o. Est1st
Ccr.cb 1T thu yefide OF tta brides uncls
Fs;1snthe FIG, eortr1 Y u Aren1a md THenty-
eecenh street. HEEAY o. bIckfALL ana EMMA
g. PIERCE. beth OF Chicago NO csfas SAM
At GpnrlAln AUeSsn ccunty. A1chiEap. on the aSd
Strtmttr. 15e9. bJ Rsy 8 0ArEa ~. nk1S ~.
DUNhAk. 10 M4s BTTskA O3lhaA, Al Of ouu'
pain.
AtCur ton on Sunday tha 4th inst: by 9. Sc2tt, j.
p. Hr JUSEFH KiMBELL. to ezrr. LARAsEE.
Ae At the s.e pact ~ Rsy K!59r rt.!eg. S R4 Rr
n ecndv,ch IN tha 1qtt init by the Rey. ca Har-
rev. nj. GEO Il, cox 70 Mfas EMMA G. HOWE. al
OF Sandwich.
IN Nev Ycrk on the Tth Inst by tbs kev, rr Chan.
hers HUMPHREY r. TH0NP stN 70 Mis- SSts
NJ. dauchtei Of John j. sproute. Elq. III q new
York.
, 1863-10-15
LOEOMOTIVE EXPLOSION ON TIE
GALENA RAILROAD.



Aoou' tnsee O'Clock yesterday morning, as the
nA'y tfelgnt ttaan pound east tdue In the city at
t.ao T. m.t was haH 1n1le west from Dehalb sta-
uon' en inc aaena eao chicago Railsoad, the
nea'y 4te'eae Lyons NO. 46-exp'oded.
sps aSH, e'e's.alng oack Of me smoke
etAe>' a. 1ne uoe VI tue accident there were
-. W 1s sts'oe' mnosee eseape 1fom Death
seeMs onis nA''e'oas: Ihc engineer was found
p.nsa.n INC seventh car hack from the engine,
s'Ga''y otolSea" Ine fireman "As thrown against
.i.o ~ 'eAIe oes'oe aae uaek' distance OF about
wy 1e.s' eohslaetaol5 bruised but not seriously
nJo.e'' 3pe mead b1akc1oan made moro ex-
Nns'se @s'al light paestng over the fence into
ne'o' 1nuy 1ao feet from the engine. His bruises
ate PROBABLY more extsnsise than those Of either
OF us comrades; but none OF them arc considered
as belrg IN auy danger-all arc doing well.
lLe ground was etrewu with pieces Of the
ool4cf. Aoes and machinery, In every direction,
, 1863-10-15
CHIOAG0 CATTLE MARKET.


= :. WEDNESDAY EyKyTS1, Oct. II. 1853,
+. BHEF cATfLE--The recu3ts of Beef Cattle at :he
rtrious yards dur;rg tho csy kmount to about 1o3
ftac. and the ertc1ed sAfea to 129 hesd at prices
sEs1gpg from IS so4 50 fer extra to p111e shipping
grades: ut 10. coed; and st sa159ss for
couHon. There has been good demand both tor
effprrg AID pscg cttt1e. and fo- lower grades the
market has been tole1sb1y active It Is very crafty
Ing 70 1rd that Of the very common and inferior
ElAdts for which tEe1c Is the receipts fox
the lat two days hare been nl OF very prime Slip
Ping a1ado there opiy cue lot sold dufing
at tte Fort Wayne ysfds consisting Of "a head ILL.,
rcts steers fed in HcLesn county the average weight
being 1&so ns ard sold By sp1ague to RosenthRl st
3l.so Amongst several really good medium shipping
grader We 1oiiced 1t the Fort Wsyne ysrds los OF
81 Illinois Steers. averaging 253 NJ. eold by Farm
weed 10 Wall. at 2s So a lot Of II Iuuois stetrs.
Ave1sRiEg 291 ns. told at the Eouthecn yarts by
B1chsran to Aillvood d Co.. at $3.50. 4 lot Ct
s. Illinois tteeTs 1oln at ehermaas yards, By
Eorten to Hancock. At $3.75 Ayesags weight
being IA ~, and at the Cottsge Groys yards there
were also two lots Of very shipping grades Of
4s and so head, which arrived too late for to-days
market The transactions Of todaya market indicate
good demand at fully the quotations oflast week.
CATTLE SALES TO-DAY.
FETe Co. sold G. Rubel d Co. 50, av. 1865 bs at
&c Ess! & IT, r. f. s. n. SIS.
Adams sold Borg Il, az. 8a2 Ms. at q 50.
Adams sold Vanyeehten II, AZ: ,Gs3 ~, ut $500
Gleenctaum sold Kent d Co. So Ill ns, at s. %
O'Saea Co cold McWay II, aY. 1910 ns, At S221.
e Rube1 Co. sold FeWcett 100, nv. Ills ns, at
g. 23, and 81, ar. aM Ms. 1t S?25-
e knoel Go. sold StaEaEd %. az, g? rs, at $3S.
ss 81 sSIS IA Il! issS s
Elnine sold Kos septhal IL, nv. 9l bB. 1t 81 is
Webb sold MACPHERSON s., AZ 1,1H ns. at $S37k.
Dnnelet!n se1d Fl: ! g, AZ, SO Ds, at s229
polaa sold Ieoman 81. ~. I.170 Ds. at s. %.
Buchnnan told Milwood = Co H. az. eg DIS at S3Bo.
sS!;s s:s e. =; and
Morris Co toid Downiog 2s3, ~. 800 ns, It $2.25
noxt Ing sold strawn l0l. aY. 8sG ihs, at $!so
Needles sold Leopold 20 av. 1856 bs, at Is Is.
HOaS-Tke receipts at the various yards to-day
amount to about s4oo hogs, snd the entered sales to
st at prices ranging from ei6a4 50 for extra prime
qualities; from $l1oaA 50 for medium and from = 80
Q3oo for common. At tho quotations ttese market has
hsen tole1ab1y uctye. and r, amongst shippers and
packers except for very common and inferior grades,
forwhieh there is very little demand The hnlk of
taIes efetted to-day were from Sll09AS, st Eeizhts
averaging from I'll to 80 ns for corn hogs but Tor
stlery fed hogs, for which there less demand, the
averages were irregular, but much higher. The mar.
ket to-day has shown good tezaand there being few
lets re1naltng oTer uusol1, and 1t prices, though
much lower than we're obtalsed few weeis sinca
yet 1sm at tie quotations OF 1sst. market.
, 1863-10-15
New York Seed Mnrlct-Oct. Il,

New York Seed AInrlct-Oet. Il.
ssseeas are very quiet; Timothy - g. and Clo-
ver !9 cents. nominal buyers OF clover nrc waiting
TOR the appearance OF the new crop. so hns,el3
Smyrna md Spanish Canary sold on speculation At
s3,E9SS SIX 100 bag. Hcnr, on private terms; 5n01
nrrrn ~ Ecefnn eesI ~ @AA A's~S ~ ~@'S.~'"' ~
, 1863-10-15
Bastou Hide lfTrrkct-fpct. IL.

Receipts for the past month behind those Of last
seatoo, aid With etea@y demand Prices tend up.
KnT1 ta1es of 99o Breno5 Asres at.8c 20 do at
Shc 400 ia1anhsm. aoc so Southern. dry, stc
cnsh. In Hides tales Of f10j bates Buffalo It
1sEc. cash Cows are helu at 70: ior Slaughter and
93r fDrd dead prem = 77''
, 1863-10-15

The partial failure Of The corn crop has al1eady er-
and both roIk and pork pEoaucts are higher wiki an
improved @ g eemana The Faies haqe been 30o prime
or): cash nesf,s nrm With small stock. Sales hays
mess nt s12 N@l5oo; famlly extra si50os1sGo a III
s4 Sasa t ta5d sin good ssana sales ID 6Es #
nf 1fA@l2c z =, cash $50 tic7ces for export t6
SMYRNA ard California, lacked aud bagged, at $50
, 1863-10-15

In ps,avia, III on the 9Th tnks., HAHaAH. Ki[s os
reiha1 YxurK. sgea "a years, formerly or hf:atofd.
VI. ...
In Dstarts. m. op tAs 9Th inst . EDWIN a., san Of
NE. 4 He1I 4, Young. aged Enntba snd6 daya.
, 1863-10-15

doyKRENKKr sToCK&.
Government Stocks ehade nrmer. :.
US. 6e 81. CT. .1csh@1es4 q. s. 1year cert. 90.
M<reynott1ateIy active At Ca z cent-th, +, ereai
huk q transactions ss Il . inside price, .|e1'
Efe,ltnE exchange nrUer At 16aa1s9H.
God nimeF. bot quito 10 trlt d-oprn1rR atss Dr.
citnif 10 t2H. Asd clottnE arm at 3t4@H.
in AEecie ~-sAs~ WV <~ssoVV
, 1863-10-15

F1ouR-Duu and nothing dning.
EfA1E-Nheat dull, at e1.194LeS for No Chicago
ter Corn nu11 and teavJ, at Etc. to asrtSu; S6Hc
the spot Oats dull
WHISKY Dull.
FHx1GH7s--E Echanred. -
INroETa 19c0 brls -four, Isl ao bu wheat Sc eoo bu
E1roaTs- sd bris -four, IL 900 bu wheat, 600 hu
ccrp, II 0eo bu cats, 6 GEO bu rye.
, 1863-10-15

FLpUE-Uneh2nged-
GaAns-Wteat nnieE, a-d closes non1inal1y 1ower;
CON quiet eno NORMALLY lower. Barley seasce and
nrm sud eld at 81 80.
CANAL FE11OnTs-unchAn&e1.
, 1863-10-15
Dedication Of New Hall
this Evening.
The new Han, at No. Gil State street, will bs
dedicated by the Union men Of the Third Ward,
this evening.
!: Speeches will be Delivered by Hon.
-. Lyman Trumbun, Geo. G.
:s:->-~: . Bates, Esq.,, VIM: Bross,
E. A. Storrs. J. D.
Ward, and Others.
Let there be full attendance. as very inter
csting meeting ia anticipated.
THE CITY.

tB The Union Leagues were heard from
yesterday in Ohio, Peunsylyanis and Iowa.
In November they will be heard from again. in
New York, Wisconsin and Illinois.
, 1863-10-15

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