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The independent. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Kan.) 1860-1874, 1863-09-05
AUGUST 3. 1865.

AOOO04 D. J0OS.
Te y. celby, Co. Sups. Puh. lna 80
:. Tssss:sI % -: oVs. !. !.
- :. ~ $780, s;s 8 4 - 3: s.s,s. s.a = s~;
: - 0cDeduUsslh blank ~ b - ~ sia
.. cese blll IN criminal exantnasioa IS =
{" Ts1y Csissi6s1 % Aas1ss u 0igoo
'aH 3ase - soal ihla5- -.------f -.
. 'i-a AUGUST 20. 1863. o''sa ~
70 n. CeJoy c. oapG pub. lusl. lo0 u0
: s:S: s;e.;ss IT, s:ss ss:ss 9: - -, -
y Clapoa4, 0st0n - 01sa0 osss 400 rs
aisna ~ cesasy ce"n,s'aesso ne
~ - neasfzs sgailsh.ss 10 800
.'ss u sslea 'dsrol ods votAbez n9075
9sh'i1sant s'' su----G - aoi.ai
nab1 b1ll(les and AsSotlg C ~ CO.
Ts aaesnt u Ssssps esssa.sdsse a1Df sfaH
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= Aueass 81 dD hsusi sanes le,t96 -
Total ~ Script issued en.i c:assniing ,.isyssSss
The independent. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Kan.) 1860-1874, 1863-09-05

K.,... - ~. .e,
i.fy' them! 60
Thousands Of Kansas men are anxi-
ons to 20 Into Missouri AMI &c: bl"'d
,Ua,, -. U'ooa. , na. ,'. Lane. 's"nlson. An
such policy. The L.sr.o.orss NJ @ T:m.. [
favor. ler taliioaiis. Cos.srvau.t;ys s6s1.
There seems o be no question 10 The
m'aas :!.: o. Yur c,!'ss9s 10 regard 70 the
svs ~ I.a =. 'I~su''.s,y s:s.'.SR o.s 1co'
(.I., -c..s -, Iss.."..
Same paper.
, 1863-10-09
CHICAGO DAILY MARKET.


nv,~1,mat. et,1.s 49, 49, ~. 49, 49,. y .os'.
~ ha9k ~ F1an1 S,ai ~ sbr ~
MeIe ~ Etaaf III PIE! aa1 scnf. ear
9o1a T'4 S5ea t PEEL 3a o @ III 70 a1d Ps
q g na51 MaIaae5te an9 ssnra 1ansee ana Affair
sc Shoo Th Sarsv T n eats ba1 g
Aat1a,lc sno st sShr: Aeonnea ~Ho Haear at 19Hc
seaf VIZ So5n. a19gMe @ HAK-
WnSasee} 1nA az EAc. 10 KINGSTON: sem. Whitman
"TSn 1ores- 1tncs arr ask,r q IN s- or- "a on
ag!E MRseelSea anH = - as7 h-,s sb,n,a "a, ..,.
,,1rret Gn nnd ioaisc l5Wer IN snrhy AZ III
in,sr ur o1s1es Esies - sptuS; a1u IES2e
h9s fnn53 sGG Sa II;
SESfe m e. e T4l,e E9esi M 5Es At o eo
brs "Gils GT S ESceisor ii m lis = II = i
~ 81 n FrT wTTvT ~ ~ ny, 1t ~ Gna
Inaa MIR" ~ i'd H. 9sis a
WErsn suFH4F SE-im hrls .siacoks' at Is *am I IL
Z ~. I'm ria f,o1a.a cbofsa asqtanlc 81 " q
Sfis Earauette" at IS Il: 10 bris l;tnet n;ds *
a. * "a II hrls rnnfs anr;nw ts uSs q LINUS
, 1863-10-09

NEW ToRE, Oct g. Grass seeds are In light supply
and are quite rm with moderate transaetons at 10c
fa1 the auer particularly Is scarce, and although
quoted az much lover rates BY those who ought 70
Of onr ngu,ss ann ve5y choice atSls would readily
nominal 3s0as 2 but holers aro Indifferent sellers
unless nt higher rates,
C1Sc1x@Ar1, Oct. 1.-The demand for Timothy has
teen FOOD. at e aa2 60 per bnshel and Ii the Ieta
way e 6s@eI has been obtained. Clover iced being
tobbeG out 1t $3.50. No new yet In market. old could
not be bought below our quotations, ID round lots
Pu1ADE1PnIA, Oct 6-Cloyer and and timothy ara
quiet; flax seed Ia wanted at ATS 4 busael.
, 1863-10-09

ARRIVED. ........ October 8,
stm1 Genet, Morgan. Two R1Ters, suudlies.
Prop Fountain fly, Pease, Buffalo, bundEes.
Prop PitisbnJ gh, Hoptits Eutla1o. aundrtes.
Prop Edith, Ifaves!e, Bay G11J. atoo bIls salt.
Prop Water Witch. Ryder, Sarn1a, eunddes.
Bark Golden Fleece Wood, Buffalo, 80 tons coal
BaEf Pacinc, stose, Green Bay. 2om lumber ood
setr Gesine: DSnoyaa, y Asp!towocs 70 cords wood.
sehr i Kanc. Mckay, Grand Haven. 50 cords wood
schE Mesehsstss, Buns. Grand Haven, % Z, 1nmoer.
Sch Comet, stodsEt. Buffalo. 20 tons coal.
sshr xiht';iEqn1 Gase} Bsy Gty, go n = iumhsf
schr Mary. Coles, Kalamazoo e3 N lumber
Sehr Dawn. tieh9nse ein, Pies Cove: 70 N lum6er.
Sehr Enterprise, Peterson Grand Hsren 50 N lumber
sctr Grace uI1sy. Tu.n6nli, Cleveland ~ tons coal
seoE keTsxGrm. itttc, MuaSegon, 20 N fumhef.
s1cop Aronee1, johnson. Hol'aad, 90 pkgs tzult.
-...---. CLEARED -. 20. Oct q.
Prop Lady FranRlln Htnck1ey st. Joseph, sundries.
E1op Pittsburgh, Hopkins, Buffalo, 1000 blla Qouf.
, 1863-10-09

- The CONN ittee ef dont tealers appointed b. tae
Ncafd OF Trace to select and pIepare fnp1ea 70 20
preserved IS standard for Inspection IN Poitland,
a1SH mase ths ee1eeti, and ne samples afe now On
the Inspector. the committee have 9ot yeI peE
IGsteo thelr arrangements, but VIII no ooons. saosiS
the direction Ct the Board OF Trade vii seqnire eyey
ceaer to hare oil the our sold IN this market 70 Dc u
spccte6 ana registered We believe the committee are
aa yet pnueticed a. 10 whether the eonr Inspected
snsn he pFancea By the Inspector Or be ie opaoaa!
registered
, 1863-10-09


The coal question Is una Of absorbing interest Just
supply OF incl The Ctr Council has appointed com
't5ee anq PLACED At IT, dsposa to RI purchase
the etlizers 1t cost .1f.ce: hut this. under no
&C r. 4 tbs n
qnase TO tho wants Of the city for don't ste
: rise Ia ia Kas1awha r'ft but this sfli rot be
of & much advantage. the coal region is aboTe ths
clear that something must be done 10 place the l
teIess q The city be5ona the influence o. sqca con-
so 69l5t1 loao of twenty-five bushels. and 1t 4
iavor TO set It even at these enormous prices. TIC
fact Is the city Is eutile1J bare Of this article.
, 1863-10-09
Sult1

PoETLAEp,, Oct. 6-Balt remains steady and m.
changed. Table and butter salt we now quote boxes
and bags &c Coarse salt remains steady at AZ 6Y n
for Liverpool. Turk 1.land. Cagllar We notice Ihe
aEnFnl OF soy hhds T. l. salt, ria Yarmouth N. 81.
which was sold on private ter1na. -
NEW foRK, Oct. a-The salea include 5000 bushels
Turks Is1nud nt SC
CNCKNAT1. Oct. IA 1rm market at 5ilssc for do
mes1tc. No change in FOREIGN, ana not much doing
We quote Turks Inland az sa@s9c, and coarse LiveF
pool at T. 50 Fer bag.
ST. LOUIS, Oct 7Ea1es Of go bfls New York in lotA
at 80 Per br, and small lots oi q. l. as S2So per
, 1863-10-09

Floul-Tte market - 1p1ed hnoyaut and active At
AfnttheE advance OF full 25c Tne Advance on 1onf
n TIC Nest tegethef with ire blocked state OF tue
present tor RatteEn a1kets has had tha eect to
Lcreaee nc ntunes y OF tao msfke and holders are
asass iaiRe ana 1eceipts havo en- ample to keao
sta9, avsnce thso. ghcut It's week. closinx vary rm
ana At se96c for .esteIn ntxea and 81 991c
icr foutLe Je1iow TIE Il tnry western c.ops BY
The tarlJ 1ross togett the advance Of o
nt;ghs would teem TO tntica:e still higher prices,
3fd deaietE n not tp1tite ua to sel, Eoe At w.t
no!ainE tser etoeks the at p.esant n,tces
Cats 1eu sin qutet ard duh At 5ce5s rew. S3o7a
at@ &1c5 q tu, 1
, 1863-10-09

GRAND MILITARY BA1L.-The German Mil
itia Company viii optn the season by giving
grand military bali at Bryan Han, On Monday even
Ing next 18th Inst From the character OF the gen
flemen comprising the committee Of arrangements
We feel warranted IN saying the bail will be rev
c1elitAble affair.
, 1863-10-09
FINANCIAL And COMMERCIAL,
THE MONEY MARKET,

THURSDAY EvEs1S9, Oct. s, 1e63.
The demand for money is decidedly active Opera
fatoss seem to largely In all RoEts things
and - prices Of almost everything are sppreciating
cousse they ere making money. For al1, Legitimate
business bankers have ample mcans to supply the
wants Of custome1s, Rates Of discount as psua8a1o
Per cent
Currency rather more plenty, and II Is likely to be-
come more 30. as pa ties her arrangements
for supply sturgis Sons aoae received adyices to-
cay OF $@0'Sto Fent By the Hartford ranks to MI
single order. We would there were no worse Eastern
currency In calculation ut tie West.
New York Exchange IS ~dlsgusungty PLENTY" ac-
cordng to the reports Of several bankers but the de-
mand good, and as soon currency IL more abn1d
and, It IL likely the market Ein he hm The rstea as
heretofore, are par@H discount buying, mad par@K
premium as the selling price.
Gold has not 1uetusted 60 wf'ely to-day. Private
dispatches adc the Wall street rates 145 ASK closing
at the same figure few parties here paid full New
York rates. The range was 1459146. Thauppe1 agure
was the earlier rate.
TTes.uzJ notes nominal: selling ut K9X. Silver,
1s2G1s7.
CHICAGO A1Tos RA11wAY.-Chleago. Alton 4
st, Louis Through Line. Weekly statement Of earn.
tuge Month Of September 1HS.
, 1863-10-09

a NEW WORE on RAILROAD BOOKKEEPING.
-Our cntesp1lsng friends. Mesers. Bryant i
st1stton, whose energy We have had epch frequent
occasion to notice, and whose "Inte1national
Chain Of Commercial Colleges" now located IN
fifteen important cities Of the United States aud
Canada, bids fair to revolutionIze the system OF
Commercial Education on thia continent, havere-
Gently shown u In manuscript the frat shects Of
ncwwotk On Railroad Bookkeeping, which is soon
to be published under their auspices, aud added to
their already extensive list OF commercial text
books
The work is boing prepared by Nj. 8. S. PACE.
AID, who has been for the last i've years Resident
Principal Of the New York Commercial College:
and who ia connected With Mcssts. Bryant 4
sra.toa in theiT works On bookkeeping al1eaa.
, 1863-10-09

BEErKeThc market that has Just closed has been
Gpe 1aT TT sppRy aas IN m ~
cemand and holce vere compelIed TO 1ofse na!es at
more Or less loss, In order TO EeAze SosNtnstand.
here curing tie week. there we're not altog geiher
tozen droyea cf prime extra on sale The kta5c1T q
hat exists foe them. kept the prices vel np while o..
extremely SLOW OF sale At that Less than puoha the
, 1863-10-09

bno5 ant yesterday, and closed k9Ic lower than the
re1g rrces Of Tucsdny In the forenoon about 0oa
the market opSnen at q g for The quality and
gradually settled u1deF The influence In the aecline
in gold. to &l nt which 1t closed heavy. No. spring
1ned stcaoy at Eith smal: sales ii the forenoon
1s400o Gushes including q 00 bushels No. II O. b. al
K erostn at ii DE- - ~ ~ -
, 1863-10-09
The Great English IIurvest,

Il
esieale 81 ii secuted hile II tho adlana eouaes
s:s4 !. ~
aad Snly cor ~e1esd: sd ielly month Of nae
o1fng e s hssy
sst aaa oss.ef sss.a,5sd 5gs Itt!e aamsse thenEa
zig Is o6 bsa e s& s
sEa;ne !;i kkreetms the ,lsle sed qGa!lty 1t ths
6 MSss o9a
u d. -. p1otncsn9 large Yield s1y Es,I Ror
il Sc 4ts Sse9 se9
crop on light nad hgh c~nti oncn toi1s js eqa ji1
saa a,sicts msss iats9 r.
o. O. ~ M t.e ss;es. In tsa seqtb 10 100 rapid
ss 4. e =; ysiS
ss cop ae sas nhs sys "a
fGe;e isjs di,es 4e tsan year stnce The isease
II e ost t1a ss ta 81
!m1 hs1 15se9 t.s1 bat + hss bee1 oely % yers
& FdssS az sSa
AZ s1 Ill fs9ss ~ s$s
i: e: 6:
From tho London Spectator, 15th1
and ~ q o 81 hags osn
aua5uty n: quality. 1nstead Of Importing tnis ear
eeasly IKE mn asnay e
The Seeat F. Fsia average year
sa 5sstea ri Tass ersa tss
w.t. r. rs slsd
!nso5tit erable 4 worth mention nt all The average
yin pot les than qusrtefs. instead Of
fsseass ase aas ess
year The oats arc as ne . tho wheat. weighing IN
hoas6 q fEsass Essl
and y g yield tx quarters to tie acre. Ths potatoes
though small Ia scoana liz hafyssf afs kG9n T
Snl5 be fuli average one: n Ireland perhaps. 1t
er eay v rsi trb TSou Sq hdv ia
year With Thy goodness md thy paths drop iatness
[From the London Daily News, 15th.1
Owing 10 the large increase IN tho yIe1 the harvest
y estimated to be worth s.. Is ,ooo mers
breadstnfis rom m abroad '''o'' ~ fAfs0 Suppncs Of
[From MI. Robert Pzcctesa Corn c1rcn1ar:1
season, y b. iai,ly eonceaed Tia, taEea ss
Hssk1SIs ISL 1SsR,1, ,Gss
s1 e. as eHns ea5., sf 4 IT,
preceded icat of the thrashing mschine homs e
ssIs Tst asa ~ssRs p
esi snsh; rS sto ars as5o aad s 70
ia eoass lis nofthern fsrms1a save Ia a. @ Ri
three Eeefs Of nLiayorable weather to contend with
which has materially affected the quality and condi.
ton Of the white crops, lnt this has been wen made
1p to ther-es IocEet aues1ion-by the Immense
81 'Rs sHs n dry and
TtnaE as hs raeiEal bulk q tie
better ostsI than one time expeetej. Potatoes
bpe also sse excellent, harley shares With Wheat in
ard ansGions return and ts exceedingly Ane
general weights xaneng from IS to S. ns and il pafta
atoSf oi Sfotiaaa ss ~ tnpeta! busae1 Oats PROVE
natural hight nt1ng up to Is to IS ns. Beans and
Gcas afo FAttn y spoken Of turning out under
pGstahou, ana rather Indifferent crots From the In
teiiE enck go hare abroad there is scarcely an eI-
ceEpn to 1ood and surplus crops In the great grain
, 1863-10-09

AT TNHwAuKKE.7Mo't Of the banks report curren-
q moro plenty, and heavy bus1ness doing IN short
loans at the usual rate of interest," Exchange shade
dtmer.
AT TCHc1NxATI-Government securities steady,with
fair demand Exchange nr at par busiug and 1-lD@
premium selling. There was moderate demand
for money at 6G8 per cent. Kentucky money 1s, and
Indiana premium.
At ATPmLApE1PuA.-Moreyc continues easy at 4@6 z
cent call loans being generally made ats.
AT ST. 1ou1s.-Money scarce and Exchange Plenty.
Sight drafts Oh New York ranged at LILO per cent dis
count buying. to H per cent. premium selling.
This aggregates Of the Phfladelphia banks At the
last weekly statement made mp on Tuesday last show
the following changes, compared With last week:
oElEaeE q E43
lut1e6s6 ol
AeFN arc VI oepQSI9 AU
Det{eAkf OF fHEQl4Lion. Bl,H3l
Dec1caRe Of q. s. notes. 12i3
, 1863-10-09
PK1dKs.
Wool In Michigan.
from the Detroit AtvertIser 7th

5tu-1
There has beer this week. quits m excltcrent On
re Inc Or the Eee At Jackson ySs:e1:ay lioalay.
5h l! st. Root Woodbury. sold their ent{re purchase
i bn equal to aec9t e@1g o. tte street Mr. A. T.
M!is q Ann Afbor VAS buying today jTncaday, 9Th
!og tocay G!se. buyeFs bns5 tr1ing to contract
icT T99.. T5eTc Il, seens to be or chance fot
hands Of the growers. ~ ~ 'o
, 1863-10-09

~ A beautiful Complexion, ftee from Tan,
P1Eplss ard FEeckles, may easily be procured BY
using the Balm Of Thousand Flowers" For
oil, honey, and other valuable articles, highly
pesfnmed By its own ingredients, and when used
Tor wathing. night and morning. renders the skin
Eoft ard white, and free from blemish. Price 50
cente. For sale By SAITH d DwyER. Lake street,
Chicago. aug28-M-W& Sateow.3m
, 1863-10-09

TEE CHICAGO, TNEs AND TIE News
DEA1EEs.-Within the past few weeks, We haye
received numerous complaints from persons along
the different railroad lines, who depend upon the
train boys to eupply them with the TR1BuHE-
that from three to four days in the week they arc
disappointed the boys eay their TRmuEEs
a1e all sold, but that they have plenty Of the
Times. The following, written by the co1espon-
dent OF the Mnscatfne Journal, en- route from the
Illinois State Fair, cxplalns the matter. The
traIn-boys ehould aim to supply the demand:
'1 cannot omit to mention one Of the signs Of
the timee. Laet winter passed orer the splendid
y equipped Alton 4 St. Louis Road-no1e better
IN the country-and was continually yeIed at what
called bnisernut tendency, being the demand
for the Chicago 77att at every station. When
the ain.1 OF ntepped of. the 7!nss WAS the rage,
and the sight Of TRIBUNE or .Eouyna! WAS ran:
ty. How the setne il changed On my passage
from Chicago to Springfield, Decatur. and back, I
think It safe to saJ did see twenty-five copies
OF the 71mes being read OF purchaeed, while the
great wtsh was 4or the TnlpuKR. Such is the
change in public sentiment, It will eo1tinue,
and buttctnuts Will find their political graves
much eooner than they anticipated"
, 1863-10-09

Totsl..,,. 5s191 6l4l 15zsD 4T 1p3s 1875
tH1prra1s 1r LAU FOE TIE PAsr TWxsyY.roux
, 1863-10-09

E'UR 5 A LE-OGe Lot, 70 feet
r. r. f,opt: on DesplAlIes street. betwes Lsks and
~ = cnq.sn pnid,ae thereon For 1er5s sool7 to
T. MnL1 : LIS. IT tho Chicago Plumb rR Wof "a tO1
tats street. or address Poss Utlca Box ai7,
, 1863-10-09
window atades, &c, ut
B. F. CHASE & WALKERS.
Oct. 5,~2T n. n. d F.. 109 Randolph street,

W Nervous Diseases and Phynlcal Debility,
ar1eiDg nom Specific causes, in both sexes-neW
and reliable treatment, in reports OF the Howard
Acknowledgement IN scaled lette- envelope free Of
ard Association, No. South Ninth street Phils.
delphIa. Pa Rn91-8m
, 1863-10-09

HeceIYcd- 2 1 ss1 0u wheat ss2o I'M EARN Wha,t-
forenoon sales OIL $50 b and SO bu whita Mich
at lsse eco t1 DO At ls7ke: sQo bu do Al 1sc; so
1909 by No leo at ING Since N. =. report we quote
market nomiaai At 1acc for No rei and Use for No
&n hu nj Sc = :. - - -
, 1863-10-09

0ut8 In ssfs IDUfR-1ct.

Barley Is rather sought ncr but the supply ls
larae and tee narEet sti tagoEs the buyer Inetatd
at q % 500 bu four do do at 81 q; 5000 bu Canada
West at 81 50 End 40 do do on p. t.
, 1863-10-09

The market for a1 kinds Of cattle today wns eyces-
sively 1nl and prices have somewhat declined from
offered at ri m 7@1D4c.
III Illinois AND Chester county. T. McFillen sc9 50
10 Illinois, Mooney & smlth............... 0oGay0
50 Kettern j. Chain ....,,,.....,,....,.T OCfS9 ID
OF hogs so were received ami Gispoaei OF al Henry
Glass Union Drove inrd At 375038 60 a 1C0 rs net
, 1863-10-09

One Of the nost severe cnses on record, was
nj the sufferer was i1duceu to ~ it. becauec ie
saye, ait didn't pretend to cule everybody and en-
e1ythfng." Sold everywhere.
, 1863-10-09

us. g.. Ei eoups.. ....1tsx 6HeloeX
Money Ea7 per cent.
S'tti1g c1c6Ap2e dull and lower: INT eIsas bills
1H@19l. : - - =
6od lower. opening at las1. declining 10 14,K, md
closing steady Il 1t3491a3X,
, 1863-10-09

D1s. R. d ]. Hunter Of New York, Physicians
for DieeaRes Of the Throat and Lungs, have re-
moved to their new permanent ofdccs. No. IS
et1cets- Dr.. James Hunter may be consulted daily
at The above addEcss, between the hours Of ID
O'Clock a. m and p. m, Sundays excepted. oc9tf
, 1863-10-09

SEWERAGE N TEE C1rY.-Since the 1st of
May, the following amounts Of sewers have been
constructed and completed: OF fect sewers,
800 feet; feet a7so feet; 4x feet 1900; feet,
LILO; feet, 400; ~ feet 500. There Is proba-
bly, nearly as nuch more under contract, to BE-
s.omnlefed ttis fall
, 1863-10-09

IMPROVEMENTS IN CHICAGO N 1663.-In
yesterday's issus we gave the size, cost, and d.
mensions OF the principal stores, dwellings. nnd
mnnufactosies erected in the city during the pres-
EFT season. Below We present summary Of
thpta embraced In the lIsts
, 1863-10-09

~ F. E. R,Cby, 50 Randolph street, is ecltIua
Paper AanEings and Window Shades at New York
prtces at hoesale and retail. The trade supplied
on the most liberal terms se214w
, 1863-10-09

Gas F1xTCRER, GAS FnTUREseThe largest
and richest assortment in the city. Call and cx-
anime. j. W1EGnAvE, Jn.. & Co.,
oc3 15t 81 Randolph street.
, 1863-10-09

Crder the head Of miscellaneous, NC have in
cluded railroad ahops, elevators churches, school
houses, DC.
The outside walls Of these buildings, averaging
thirty feet In height, would enclose tract OF land
three miles wide ty three and two thirds miles in
length; OF would make wall 1sx miles long, and
thirty feet in height
, 1863-10-09
Rush Medical CoIlare.

This porulas and valuable ,nst4tnt,on h,s o,,.,,
upon Its Twenty-Firet Anpivrrs,r1,.t .reninr
The opening address, tn th. srs,rt,s. ~ ~. .s
ent session WIS delivered IN tbe Nj, -, 49, as
ner OF Dearborn and Indian. st,ect, h. p,osss =
Inesls. There vs. ~ ,nr,r.,,~ -.
students in the scat. and ~. arren...s ~ ~
cnsn,no ve.- ~. ,a-,.,.... rteepo.1' ~. ~
the Numbers wbo 30 .a.,.,;.. S..S,.N,s.. ~
amonn+ea IN ro.~,v ~. t..-ss Ns1a
sh,nt attv r,,,. .-s...s s-.- ~ -,
~ ~. nos+ 80 ~'0A '" 'oA1 ~10 e"lsse WAL
-N,-.
f.os' - slee7 als'tAeseo &naea' 70 M
~ 1eep ~ utsfes' eaken IL "eoca science, An
-, ~ eN1nasea otAneneS o3 n1man kno~leoce. Whie
tnue''a's as '@1ae onu eu1o1cc LIE ca1'na. It
vay gfaeiYiug ALSO 10 the ~eu-w1shers Of this cit
tnat IN lhsutution exists In 1t whose fame Is nc
eonaned 10 this State alone. but extends over a
lac cnlon, md attracts Students f-om nearly ever
sta1e IN 1t to receive the benefit OF its elabo.at
ano cmctent instruction
At this moment it numbers men, mostly tfor
twenty 10 thirty years Of age, from nearly all tn
Western States, but chiefly from those of Mich
gsn, Indiana. Iowa, Minnesota, Wisconsin, an
Illinois, this last, as might hare been expected
being tho best represented Of them all. These as
eneefang facts, and prove thatthe eerious bustnes
of war has not no utter1v drrsnped on- zor3a
habits. relations md dntte. r. o,o,,taa ~ ~
Republic haye tried to nske ont trbcr. fs IN
decd. no more With s,pn anonoa. n. th,,, Ia nd;
catec bS the steady growth and progress OF on
Rush Institution. most hearty rood ,r3sbc, for u
SUCCESS.
We had fn],v fntendcd IN e5rc ,,bcra1 reror
of the openipr lecture delivered On Wednesds,
evening. mt only m acconnt ~ its own ,ncr,ts
but In genuine good Will to tha valuable school o
Learning whose tweuty.dtst session II fuaueuruted
Aftcr e1preaslpg his soz.ow at the neces-
cary absence of come Of tho Professors
and paYirg generous tribute Of Intel
leetual honsge to Dr.. E. L. Holmes. DR..
1Deals alluded to the laEgo numbers Of students
present. the largest class, he ssid. that had ever
been censentd at the commencement OF any ses-
SION "1talH 1ne "A4s OF that college. He accept
as cou,pllmea1 70 me profession at Large to
WIG" .aey ~ o"eo 20 mncn 1os thcis generous
sympany anu enppofL
nc taen psoceeoeo 10 epeaE OF the relationship
uaat "ou1o toenceIot1n cxast between the Profes-
eo1s and the atnoents-a relationship Of friends to
1aenos. The former expected from the latter the
fame courteous conduct and proper demeanor, the
sAne sedulous attention to their etudles which
lad always marked the graduates Of that College.
And the Professors, he faid, did then and there
pledge themselves that they wonld use their earn.
est endeayors TO merit their esteem and conf.
deEce by rcctptocattng thclf good will, and by
rendering them every nid In the furthcraure ol
their studiea
he supposed he might take 1t for granted that
most OF them were Just commencing the study oF
medicine with q view to the ffttfnr of
, 1863-10-09

Go 70 THE BEsT-Go 70 BnTAHr b SrRArroSs
CEucAGo ConKERc1AL COLLEGE, to get thorough
practical business education. For circulars ad-
dress (enclosfng stanpe) RaIAHT d srRA1ToA,
Ehicagp. ulunIR.
, 1863-10-09
New York Market.

| REV 4oaA, oe.ote1 >. lsa,
tofTGN Il TO &c higher, food Bpeculainx demand
a:6s@!oc for Z idclnE uplanea.
c1a .tate {6 ct2G IS tor comr1on 10 Fo2d 1hiontne
hr11ds extra rcuLd kcop Ohio: &6 4G1 50 for tfa15
Quotali ..
| MHIh11-pec!1saly ntl1er .! 59E1b1c. a..
~, - nsss neayy 1na te toMes x foT
~ ~ XXI = 3 * f rs Gew ~ q
80 ~ an e. = - ~ HSst
ror ,sn!PRaF mixed weste
, 1863-10-09
SccdA.

OAAo III koAs 440AAS*-VEts $s
Market active upon the part Of buyers. caused By
receipts being small aud prices nr1ner this morn
iug lth saes Of SKIS in lots, Including 200 ais at
dsc, SKIS 1etu1ned j: ! 800 sks In lots NJ !6c.
, 1863-10-09
d 1 E u .

In thia city, o. Thursday morning. Oct sth, ROSE
PHOkhE. only thl.t OF EIizA u. and & lana II Ford
8Ked IS uoLth1 Bno 20 days.
Tbs iuEe.a H1ll Ike pl1ca ron the .esIttaco nt
her parents III South Clinton stEest TO-DAY Oct OH
at 2k o'clock II. frtents and ralasives asa ia7tted
to atterd.
In Wl11ouf fhby. Ohio. on the Sd list, CARRIE H i,
V1ie OF Capt. Jas u. Kennedy. OF this city aged u
Yla1s and Hiontne.
, 1863-10-09


e.an ~ p.me tuppu's Rssoes' our lover quahues
tsssa ~ .'aaeea rates. ana even at
~ ,'s. a. lhe aaoeaaons given
.s - 49, ~ ~ w o. ptesea. to1eFaotS nm.
~. ~ f".As A-o '1'pptnk s'aces taefe la good
"e@AAA1 -
,rr.o, -. o"a 49,, - = s1..~ss sALss 1onAI.
sS.i2H. W. 'osN VI Lib Nv A'S'o Ds' as
RuEle 4 Co. sold A. E. Kent 4 Co. 81. nv. 1ol. ma nj
sEW;s1ft,tn~ aid +, .,r,ts r. r. ~
King soia Hntmon ii, av, eiJ rs. al ss
EGstes @ @ soi1 1 nNalEprth 4, a.. 1.t1l q, at S250
G. Rubc ca so1 1srer Il ~ "a ~ ~ - ~ ~ q a.
Atams kc1t Kent GO. 109, ay. its IS, on D t.
,t Il 15 TO- soo a. E. hent q Co. Sc, Nv. 11ot ms
Willianis sold G. Ruble d Co. s.. az. 1.1s2 mint
, hss3ey sa s9la 1s Mnsins u: nv 1cg ss. as 500.
Cur1ier soia Shenhtrd r. ~ MR.a ns. ~ SSs1.
Bennett sold Hancock 81, ~. l,s55 rs, 1t $is5.
sit so5a oh sata @ aancosk az n ~ @s ut ss
DaWson i CO. soio Hansork r. ~ ~ y IL IL me- m,
tanoeltss sold Hancock 1s 11s1 MS at 81 So and
iiarcIhoons % NJ sa1d e. 4 e a. snc,n, An a..
Hamilton 50 Morris / CO, %, ~: a5s o.. al eE2i
{, s.aEGh @ t9ld ainncoGk e. ~. 9l2 rs, at S3s5.
MofTjs Co so1d Hancart Is ,ses ~ "a ~ S< x N