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, 1863-10-25

The general markets TODAY worn active and buoy
ant rote advance In tho prices Of nearly MI
kinds Of q ain
oetng 10 tho increase u the freight aecoma,oda~
lions. there was activity in tho Flour MARKET
thongl at easier prices tor spring extras. Winter
wheat hrands however, steady- About 600 brfa
Of all kinds changed hands. at 6a@s 50 for good to
choicest Louis white wlpter e1tras sn IS ps55 tor
spring eAas The bu1k Of ha sales Of spring extras
however were at s5nG35225. ana ut $3.50 for very
choice.
Tie Wheat market aayauced fully tc per p7phe1 With
Increased activity upwards Of 10000 bushels having
changed hands, at q oi@l CO for No. Spring: St33
Lux for No. Spring; and o'Ssa; for Kejccted, 1t
the cleee the demand was unusually active. aad tie
market was yer, 1rn at 3lcs for No ana 81 c7s for
No SrrinG In store Winter wheat Is scarce, aad 1t
IL GiGiculr 10 I'LL oEuers At sny Price.
There Was Increased demand for Corn To-day, aud
the znasket shows . further Improvement OF 1c psr
pcshe,-w.sh sales asahont bushels, at s1ksec
for River Corn ahoat 79K@8oc for No. Corn In store
land round lot OF 900 bushels At a3e h., aka
1oc for No. Corr in atore: aud &c for E}eeted Corn
IL store-tbc market closIng steady.
The marEet for CatA excited anI prices sudden
IL advanced sasxc pc. bus. el shove the aztssme quo
tatens Of yesterday-No- cats opeolus early At
-tlen advancing to 6sXc, but Afterwards rscedtug
aat to axe and closng after tho receipt Of the New
York dtapatchca at 6222Kc, No Oats were sold ut
arrange Of 5s62c, and Rejected Oats At Sc. The days
transaCGGl9 loot up 1bout4<.u ou6AeL5- ..-
Tlere fa,r inquiry for H5e snd the market ID
sanced l@2c per busael-~tth light saios OF No. at
0f@9tc, fnd No. 2 at FEC.
barley opened quiet at ytstercay's gu tattons; but
before close Increased demand to * psce, and
prices advanced 5@7c PR pusneNo Daslay In stost
selling At range OF Si.l2@119. Upwaras OF a0.cn
| bushels cha gid hands.
Hjgh~ines weae steady ats5c, and ss1Sc for q lot
! per cent, below PROOF Alcohol. $i;1a1E.
| There was scarcity OF Timotay Seed. and under
good denand pr1ces advanced 59lA: per bushel-E;tl
sales at s592 S. Flax seel Wa qnlck At 81 80. Sew
era1 small lots oi Clover Seed we:e sliat Sa5@e 20.
TIC Provision market continu.s unusually quiet
8ith sales of9 tierces Iatfa Mess Beef at $o0 Mes
Beef T. neglected. amt cEtttcly nominal. Lad Is inl
with gales Of leo tiescea at 1oHc, and % t1szres
| lCHc 11ess Pork was neglected.
| Grain frejghts vera easi1s, on account Of bette
supply oi vessels, aad VIC note engagements st 1oG
lie for wheat and g. fer oats to Buffalo; tic for whea
TO Ogdensourga 15c for whea. to OsEaso and &c 70
| cornto Windsor, C. ".
! The propeller lines we're eDssst1g freight today
much to tie relief Of shippers, aud -four vas taken Il
New Ycrk, at u 5o. a water 81 Ga via Caps Vin:eu
AID Rome; and Sl7o rail- from BnEalo. The rate t,
Boston ty the latter rouso was S1su. Flour VICE take1
| to Buffalo by propene1R at 7G@T5c
, 1863-10-25
NEW YORK DIRK GOODS MAHKET.



The market fs very nctiye to supply the large de-
maa9 son.ng 10 5om tos lnserd9E laFues who oonghs
the interior IS rare OF stock, ana nothing accumu
lAtes- The demand for prints is than equal 10
b1ewH ana heschcd shrtlngs and s1lrtlngs have ad-
ssnSgq, % are seAsce teSs ana aenims
ys5y actve ans bug ant Prt2,ea as3aae. a5s stiM
ion are eagerly sought for. The demand for fancy
esasmeres has been hsge, but somewhat irregular.
ard eloth,sss are pus l6g light GoSs salnets so -
blacks bare advanced Ia prire Broadclo,as a.d aiI
heavy woolens suitable for the winter season, IN
lcga aTe mach wsAtsd-sealiets. rnrrles. and blues
Ell IN aavasce Of a:riTai very Irssy liz ffesa as
goots market Ann fron1 al descriptions: the supply
mort Gay by day The auctions hare had tlroaZed
ntencnnce, and tho competition wes very active.
Ho1r Of staple goods do presa sales. fofsee1a
oona ,ss. the only article a. III
tons In the price OF gold hare sadly puzzled both
buyers and sellers. both being somewhat at loss how
m 9hf- n pCN$ q nf1r
, 1863-10-25
+ LETTER FUOM ONE OF TIT
ESCAPED REKNL PRISONERS,


The plot laid for The escape of rebel prisoners
has eott the wealthy Kentuckiaus weeks of hard
study and hundreds Of dollass-not only In the
hmount Of their hotel bills, and the expeuse OF
daily travelling to Camp Douglas and tack, for
weeks at time, but it Is known that outside par-
lts had beea llbctally paid TO do their dirty work,
heiofe they paid the 81. 800 bribe to the guards.
Eut Italy they succeeded in getting few OF their
sons and brothers out OF the military prison, aud
1t ie presumed the martyrs are with their friends
at home.
One Of these fnvihci6le, indomttAble, Hec eating,
puguacicus, upquenchahle, whipdve to ono, md
6lc tn'the last ditch able pro alarcry chtvaisoua
Individuals, who was bought from Imprisonment
with grcenbacks rcbeli1ed, now writes letter
Lack 10 otler prisoners, to try the Game eane-
to be ready when chance shall be offered them.
He ssys he Is bscS In Kentucky, rcastlEs auocg
the LoEpitsblc and chivalrous It frat fa.nilies"
His letter might hsse been considered very
| ingenious affair. when written, but the Yankee
ele,ls In tie Camp Douglss post-otncc drought
| 10 light ]" the intended hidden myattTy. The
Letter WEE written with ink, and contained moth
! Ing that would be considered contrsbana -tona
! general faulty and oeighborhood news aud Eos-
Bsp. But, interined between the lines IN Ink was
the cout1aband information, written with some
liquid That YVES Invisible unt brought ont by being
exposed to heat. This WIS done BY ono of the
Yankee clerks, who considcrs II rich discovery,
and which may result In return vis.t Of the
writer To cuiup Douglas.
Among Other interesting notes. Of his petrsr1n.
3tions. the writer states thst when they got down
toWr. a1tct their eacape, they employed lack
rnau to take them to the depot. The train wae
gone. and they went to the fremont House. The
-.
, 1863-10-25

We present below directory to the prineips
churches In Chicago. Services commence at 10}
.. n. RudGH Pm:

We present below q Q1oE10ty 70 the ptt0E1p2l
churches In Chicago. Services commence At 1oK
.. n. audSh pm:
BAPTIST.
BrnrAN Csuneu.-Dctplatnes street, corner Of
DcKoVcn~31ev. A. Kenyon. .+
A. A. Kendrick-
TAREnsAc1E.-Dcspla street, between
Washington md Madison-.Rev. Dr. Colver.
doA-Key. James ni1ou.
W4sA,u Ayksu1-cornct Eighteenth street
Themas, Of wauktsau, wiN preach At 1oH a. m.
n Ecissn e + STAR M1s=,ox-cornsr Of Division and
SeGgwick strects-Rer. Geo, l.. WseLn.
CHRISTIAN.
F1Esr CnE1s11AE.@Wsst Monroe street b.
tween Aberdeen aua Rucket streets-RcT. ". r.
Black. Sermon to day. It 1ttt3 o'clock Il. m.
CONGREGATIONAL.
Ekw EKaIAKp-lnfiana street, corner ol VOL
11snouru-T Avcrue, corner olyau Burcn
-lsevJ. s. shepherd.
sou1n-Rio Grandr street, ,corne, CT Calumet Az
enue-Rcy. y. .. Wright.
EPISCOPAL.
Observation-Disclosures and Peoria streets
Right Rev Il. ] Whitehorte.
s.. JAxYs'-tass and Hu1or streets r. H.
IEIS1Tr-N abssh Ayenua and jackson etrcet-
GcAcE-Weleeh AycEue and Peck Conft-Iaey
C. Locke,
u.ly CoAHukIoH-Wabe Avenue and Ran
dclrh stzeet-Rev. y. ". Aaeer:
OF; JnHr e--Iakc st etseet ano on'oa 101A1@s''
II; y. p'sno1 - ~ k,,,.1, s,-e.+ rc,- f.ott,,c
esanl a,.s-..a r. rbsnrv 4ffcrnnSn
sn',.;c,, 1:osc a.. :. ~ ~ cven,n@ se1vices
AtcExt!pS-Oste street, betwcen CLARK and La
Sallc stleete.Rey II T. Jones.
IElfsT9.--tA JACKSON Del ~eEn MtShGau c huu
NAbssh ascnuees sermon " hes- u. L. ea"-
"sGs, r49z ~ -; ~ -ur Holy e,ons,rs1oy-Rey. Z,
,s;a un sGsr a. ini a. m. aud RI o'cjocE d n.
Tsis F,ea f.,,rrtf, e nituat,fi Oh Wnbash aveuue
nraT fhe corner OF uandoiph, All n1c respectfully
iovit.d.
Frrscor.Y-st. areoa,;ns protestsnt EpIaco-
r,S Tsr.r CS,,,ch rctneF or Tnd,asn and Frantlin
tsr.eis Ia a,.n "a, Il, At nv m Snndav School
At Os$ 4, M, Z, B. Tutk3e, Rector
AfETUnn1sT
r.-,.., - = -. "a. ~
-! !. 81, 21ah.s s,-.s.,. - =. MI M ~
i~n,asH az ErrrEEEintlisi,s strret. between NortI,
cls,E and ljcarborn-Ecy. T. G. Stougbtoa.
JrFrEEsoS SrEEErLef1crror street. between
Mashtueton and Madison strccts-Rey Robert
BcntIey. Pastor. Services every Sabbath, at OK
a. u a,d ~ p. nj.
NEST ISDaNA STREET-Wcst Indiana street,
near Sapganou-Rev. " D. Shelton.
, 1863-10-25
a4n@,m
i M44 80
2E(.A3,M

In prime hogs thcfs hare been several 1ots cis2osel
ef to-day aud Ola OF very e11a quality consisting OF
III hogs averaging 3l1 1bs we're sold ut Gherman's
Yards At per TO a The bulk Of eales bare been
tor mettum aud good shipptng grades. Although the
adr1ces tom New York, Phl1adelphia aad Baltimore
through eek have baen Anything but CALCULATED
to excite yesa very 1asge proportion
Is tbs stock solu through the weak s now it, way
TO those markets. ". N. Tldeu, one Of our largest
shippers east from this has for waraea between
seven and eight thousand, and several otsers large
numbers The weather here has been far favorable,
that most of our packing houses hare commenced op
crarcns. a. E. Hart 4 Co, have bought freely, and
!also Eeld 4 sherwtn whose purchases for tho week
amount to hetweeu two sni three thousand hogs for
pseseut bpt In al eases seen that there Is no
demand for poor lrcd hogs. and little attention to
taa best ot gales given he1ox. for to-day. VIII ahow
that atock Of this character can only ae SOLD At very
Iow Cgt1es. TIE transactions Of the week although
the sale OF the largest number ao1 this
eor show decline on mediEm and good stock offul1y
1ec, and On common and Qfeior stock otou Is to25c
Per 100 ms.
In veef Cattle there were about 28z head In the Va
rfo1s Yards this morning, and the entered saes during
the day auonrs 1 head leaving a1a1gs number orer
unsoli The demand has been scarcely 10 active, md
the market les hrrn. Metium and pr1me grades are
In fair demand At the quotations ofyesterdsy but we
note decline ofloc 100 ms on common and INTERIOR
grades In Hogs there were In the various yards this
morning about 7 hogs. and the entered sales dur.
ipg TIC cay aInonnt to 6tEo. The demand has been
less active and We note decline On Prime and me-
dunn qualities Of 19s, md common Of 11@s5c 100
Ds, since the close Of last market.
, 1863-10-25
FNaNClAL AND CONNER ClaI,.
THE MONEY MARKET.

EATVADAY EVBAlNg. bCk ~ 4ao3.
The week closes On lair demand Tor money, but 1t
is by no means pncomfostably pressing, Bankers sup
ply customers to liberal extent and financial nat
tess generally are moving along smoothly.
New York Exchange IL close, decidedly 80. The
rats sre very uniform at par buying and u premium
as the selling rate Some Of the banks charga u,
sept round lots to favored customers. Tats Il the
current rate du collections.
The rates OF Gold In Wall street. as reporte1 by prf
yate dispatches, we're as follows: Iii, 1l7H 1l7H,
1tex, 1ieS, 1s6, 1454, 1:sH, ll6x. In the mornia
the brokers here paid 1 hut tho afternoon 145 Wos
about the hgnre.
Treasury notes Eonina,. buying y, selling n. Silver
tss@1aa =
1AaKs 10 C1osE-1t Il understood that the banks
VII close Tuesday IN order TO Join In the process
.ou at the opening Of tho great Faif Ia behalf OF the
Sanitary Commission AL who have notes to pay On
Tuesday should pay them On Monday, that no tuteE-
ference may occur In 50 desirable m arrangement.
At ST. Lop1s.-New Eork Exchange not quite so
r1ent but rates eteady at per cent discount buTng
snd par se1log. Defence warrants unchanged at so
p1c buying and aelli5g.
Ar Pu11ApE1PmA-No new Items IN the money
market. Rates still rule rn at 49sper cent, with
The supply In excess Of the demand.
at CEc1SEAr1-The Gazette says: IONA or tWo
Of the banks have orders for Kentucky currency and
sze paJing x@1 pxeua, the latter for round lots Of
large notes The Issues Of the State Bankof Indians
aru quoted nomins1y prem though some are not
willing TO receiye 1t at better than rat There WIS
moderate de,nand for the n1etwentg boaas. Ez-
change u abundaut ami the receipts ram the North
west and Interior points being LARGE AM with only
fsr demand, the market ts dull at 11o0H discount
burDg and par selling. As stated In our ast, One OF
TWO Of the banks receive from dsposssoss and regu
Lar customers at par.
caIRsA g CHICAGO Cs1ox 4. +. coupAs1.-The
following statement Allows the earnings of tho GAlena
ord f,tfcaro Epiop Railroad Company for the week
, 1863-10-25
A REVIEW OF FACTS.

tn, Malicious Accusations and Late
Personal Attacks of a Chicago
Grover & Baker Agent upon Geo.
B. Chitteuden, General Agent Of
the Wheeler t. Wilson Manafao-
turing Company.
, 1863-10-25
CHICAGO DAILY p1AakHEr.


FRE1GHTs-EasIer. The engagements were -
e ssas y:s Il Tss ill., xrsas ssn
Ssf Th aha q 81 To
s. sshF 'f s3hq Mefs3!ss Light, vita
+ E:
H. 81 fs:s e asss %ssssi IL Hess
at ti;HS,ux-reee,vea & es, sr,s; shipped 1sso bril-,
a1aIkst sssye sHa s:siss ID sp;ias Estsss Wiz
81 4, ~ s 81
aEarle: tQujae;1 at u Is; eco br1s afssmlnns': At
Bpis 'f,,on On At x6 TX W1STrn SuPEr|6 = brls nt
Sese ssq1e S5: 5SP SP;
+ =! shsss = s's!S:
tHosk liver. 50 "Ielof Gity,s: Isl '.cata:acs,. 90
p1'Ssss te;m. =" 's'e's anu Il" s1nisas-a Oh
BF4N-s 10 tons Bran In bulk at $3.50.
WHEaT-Recelsed, 7a,iss bu shipped. 8, SO bu.
Aa5Ss. aee a9e I RsF y rna Snes
Il q; zoo bn 10 nt IL OK; A50co bu do Ut 81 WH
1xot9 NJ Rq &c q M S 81 pS ao IG e ea ea
DO at s,el so eu do tearly} at q o5h 1000 % u
I'D E h. DO Il &C. 6 ~: ''s W ''eee'eo ep'8 - ~
e. 81 es
s. saSas aa es1 g s s.: . ss r SS
corn tree on bearc = sc Sn5 % no s09A ~ ssofe
st 79c; 100 bn 90 ht iS35cs w Nnn seJsesea q toc
By sanpie-se0 bu nsw e1f a. W ~ r. ~ On IaSGx
0AT5-EecelIed eti6o o4: sa!ppen 2so " rrn nal a
IS se5y artlse @ asd sf3aes PSSfs M f. ~ ~
e e. 6 g. 8 g 81? g &, ~ e +
at t2:; s00 bn GO at q GU % 40 st s5Hc; NV
nu NO oa4a y sto:e - eSe 2A NJ 10 a. s7t e'o ou
ss Is II Ma.Ss Il .ss4e as
CO At SIC; 4uD1 NO 18s1 n sIcke q co{s. .4
sdTsnesd sa7c pss ID. ssiss xe;s: 3Ses y Se:5
Barley in store nf It u: ffcQ bQ do 81 500 bu
a9 s. ba sa5i u By ssS g + s o e. s e s.
9s By sannls: snl 81 u bsss t u iisa % track.
ALCOHOL-stead and qulet at 41-ta1t.l2 per
gnlen: ~-s, m, ...,... a,,, ~,
BHOOM CNRN-I toa 1air Brush At $50, 2ton.
fs dsaad sf &c c. naT ans nd
ien@on u IN aa1@sa oe10eoo 1on t1asAes iess Atua.
+nel X lsonfSi; n.;v IN r,octe e.a,er
aa;ee atrk,d 2iS1sc
xatn aGo - ..noi a. s"'-.''- 1at3 ~
romnrnff, - ~ 1E3fsr
ssGs1f Aat Ae. asAse aAe usu "s 4poss; Ms
lara . il fSii 4
Rlp coupnpr 10 ofair,..,.,.,.,,,,..,,,.,,,,
s;S ssa!es ;:::;;::;:::;..: ;:::::;$laSsS.
lux i III ano N s Tatne5
fanpssy as9Sark tees a ~ .sa. aaas.oas Nc
WssieTn Reserye NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
, 1863-10-25

New York stock and mousy Market Oct. d.


We have nothing new to notice N regard 70 ths g.
Nele buyers manifested dlsposltfcn to spec9ate a.
itile disposition 10 etye way. The experts e New M
York ere-Kenncd M, Tar H. To rhila aielpalsIisss-
Total Gz3 lnpoIts-per ALE ghaney Valley e. Il tta
tined Gag; per AeEhaney RyeF, u p1s. ken1ed dall'
, 1863-10-25

RcsEMI1 CEAETERY.-H pleasant o, spe
c1al train viii leave the Milwaukee depot at 9
o'clock to-day. This viii be the last Sunday t.a.n
eeasQp.
, 1863-10-25

The action Of the Republican Convention, yes.
trbay renders It certain that At the close of his
present term Judge Goo dsich will terminate, Tor
the present at least, his servfce on the bench
Thie will be received By many with regret. We
confess to have been one oI those who, when Jaoge
Goodrich Wss elected, felt greatly pscjudiced
against hin, and Anticipated that he would make
anything but a good judge. Like manJ others,
boNeyer, we hare now to confess that We have
been agreeab.y dieappo,,ted. From al persons Of
al parties. professional men AID uon.protessio1al
men. be has won the highest tribute that a
judge can Earn, md that Is the nnaniuaou yer
dict that he has been 4 fair. impartial
and honest judge, The Judicial life, even to
the oldest n11 noEt experienced members Of
the bar, has its leeeons and trials to those who
sume it's holora AID responsibilities. and that
Judge Goodrich experienced "a these tlllpps when
he took eeat on tue bench ~ uudo05tedly trae.
Bnt he has been paihs tskfD. and lsbo:-enduring
Judge, and has borne himself :" honorably in h!e
juulciai Office that there are lev, 1t any, who Will
ret say that more honest and impartlsl man new.
et held eou1t in this county.
His retn.n to the bar will perhaps to come extent
reraunerate the public for his lose ~ judge md
while bis practice witt be far more renunerative
tban biz salary ~ judge, his experience ard his
practical knowledge. Increased bY his judicial 1a-
En;E, will commend him to al ne IN able md sate
couEet llor.-t Chicago T,st-
f,f1v md aF tho atn 4.r1,
, 1863-10-25

or'o
Tbs prices 1t the conclusion Of this weeks market
THIS evening, are quoted IS folloWs:
Prime to Extra Shipping qualities. g@ts
MeoaoM 70 EGG. sg59
The transactions OF the wcek show fair demand for
medium and prime qualities as the quotations Of last
nalket: but common and fn1eior stock the arket
haa been dull AMI Inactive at decline OF 10c l0 Ms
On the quotations oflass market
THE oFEISG or TIE XARKKy,
TurEspAY. QoToHKR 2-Tha weekly market OPEN
ed thts morning with about 200 head In the various
yards This number was mad up entirely OF medium
and common grades. there not being single psse sot
IN the market. For medium stock there ~t5' POW
ever, fair demand both for packing ana snpplns'
During the DAY. Messrs. A. E Kent rufenasea. oceos
,pg to the entered sales. 8 head At pt'cea fanknS
from rs C0S 90 2 100 nss snd MI Aaa<ocE ooaxat a.
head RON k242 10 $a62H. Aiew lots wese dispose"
N 10 city butchers and the remainder 70 sMppefs.
Eotxfthstaaapg the acTices from NeW io9k vera o.
eoonoy character plainly iaclcattn& an oVersfoefed
.n declining market there yet the confidence OF ship
WIS. Who By the way. not r. sh hands, seemed u
sronr As it pas the preceding week. when the
nom New Yesk we're OF completely opposite cha1ac'
ter and consequently the sales effected for nahum
stock to dsy have been at equally high rates win the
last market For poor stock there was little OF no de-
demand aud the proportion ofths class Ia the market
was larger than usual ovncrs had, therefore. the al
terpatise either Of taking ther stock back agatn OF
else accepting the best terms they could ges The latter
course tier were compelled to submit to, aud very Low
nGurcs were generally ziTtp.
, 1863-10-25
CHICAGO CATTLE mARKRT.
For the Week Ending October -, 1863.

EATuHDAY EVENING, Oct ~, 1853.
The receipts OF Beef Cattte andLive Hogs At the ~
rous yatds In the city during the past Week, endo4
~ 6uv rnn1narn frTJnuH.
, 1863-10-25

CoSsrNP11ox.-We would call the a.ten~
ton Of onr readers to the letter Of Dr. Jas Hunter
OF IS Washington srreet, on the symptoms Of con-
sumption. It will no doubt be read with interest
ts those suffering with this terrible disease.
, 1863-10-25

TuE CE1EnRAT'oS or TIE TwExTT-sErExTn.-
Delegates and officers that contemplate Joining the
great procession OF next Tuesday, but hare not yet
tignied their intention Of 20 doing, requested
to report at No. fremont uonss at nine o'clock
Monday Morning.
, 1863-10-25
COMMERCIAL H.

SATURDAY. ETxzUe. Oct. H. tsA.
The following tahle shows tho receipts and ship-
nests during thN p~as twentJ-torr boass:
Rx1xIpra enr Last TMENrY.TpU4 HQQE1
, 1863-10-25

ep1cecnted In the romantic dsms Of the -s Ills
t'ttoc Bongh," rhich haa been veil rec.ived.
McSieker has made great Improvements On the
appaztion, which, to al appearances, II seen upon
;he open stage, aod might well be mistaken for
r:al1ty, but 70: its manner Of disappearing
tug gradually away intu-nothing. Sec the Ghost
aud Chanftau st Hlcficker's Theatre.
, 1863-10-25

H Nervous Diseaees md Physical Debility,
Arising rom Specific canses, In both eexes-neH
and re1iAhle treatment, Ii reports Of the Howard
charge. Address, Dr. ], ShQ1n Houghton, how.
ard Association, No. South Ninth Eteet Phila-
delphf&, Px. anG-&e
, 1863-10-25
aALkS TO-DAY.

sATuRpAY OCT. e. There were tn The various yards
this morning about BE- hogs which included The re-
eeapa Of the day, and the balance over during the
wetk TIE ente1t6 saes for tie day asaoust TO $751;
and the following are tho concluding prices Of s1is
weeks market:
Prime to extra qualities. .......,,..,....Sis sn95Do
, 1863-10-25
Vessels PASSED Uo1f9tE-

Vessels Pnsssa UoSfstS.
Especial Dispatch to the Chicago TEfeenal
Dxrxo7, OCT, ~ 1se1-
ur-proys oneida. uu1alo: osfsa aeEs1aiae' .t'. Mo
.heu. H,tJon. Sunshine. oneonse: scasa Cers e,,on
uauSse. D le Cooper, haseppa, Eefspf1sus, .asea
~ Andrsvs sssx OF NORTH. Titan HAAsJ. o"@ssot
p,uutss1, u, ARteauead, York s*sse'
, 1863-10-25

Go 70 TUE EEsr-9o 70 BRYAET d SfRATroKs
CHICAGO CoN1fRc1AL Co1LEaE, to get thorough
arcee fencloeing staupsl RHxASz d srKArxoz,
Chicago, Hnup11.
, 1863-10-25
New York 1Infkets-Oct, II.

uplantn
FIouR-Mo<e active md frtaer. Conuoa grades
a-yanced 5l1ec, anG good to choice advanced G49cs
IS ssa6lo Tor EXTRA state: sa7 10 for extra F9qad
hoop Oeio; 81 159 20 for xoo. 10 choice exs1s Maf
ket closing frr, With no sellers II ntda qHotatohs
WHlskI-Duh. EaHc saRet. eeSssls ont-ns,+1v ont5dd-
EpAEy-Wheat 1c btttsE and In fatr deru4ao1 ~
scecQlnye, ii NR1 s. Tor CHICAGO spEtax y RI 1
chp!ce amber 70: ii 2i s. tE ciaD se
en- toTp lc better, good hnai1ess oas
= ist1 Il fe Tsaer yellow Oats acve and
nr:ses azsia Sds snced ia2e saShs iof westssn sao
state-hcludcd In salts arc aa@" oo "es1e4''
atSc. .a. A.,fer. n, 1exats x71k
oF oF 1sT s pfme: i5 gFns s11sn msss s1.e go
h.st Sr,i Ent meats quiet and nria. ~ 6a84c tor
shoaldeTs and 9ssAc for hams: bSSoa Maes m1ra @
ppshena' '1stu shade ess1er-1@nkc.
, 1863-10-25

Espeslal Dispatch to the Chicago Tribunal
BHDa1rox., Oct q, 1861
CLEARED.
+ Noythrup, Joliet 80 ST. ns warea,
Alice, LaSaMe, q sss3 lunnhet, 10 600 lath.
North America, Morris. ~ corts tan bark
lnc ustTy, Joliet ~ lumber, 800 rost, 90 shnaiss
Aor11'. ottawa
y asp, JoIles stpo lcmber.
Boston, uttc8.
j. B. Preston, Morris,
ft onrshon kAnkskse 10 co lumber, Is br1s SALT
CaYuca. LQcLpoft e., SO lumber, 80 10 shlu@les.
ARRIVED.
4. L. Ts5los, Joliet, 3 paris rnbbte STONE.
Cusnmsn, OlsaH 90 hn corn. 1000 hu oats III or1a
Johustowu IasaTe, 3,1c0 bu corn.
Alas OTTAWA. 1e0 tors sunt11es,
Eesoiute. Athens. 50 yares rubhe stone.
Investigator, Assens, 70 yards znph3s stone, dHen>
Il, g. Ioonls Athens. Il dimension. runpte s<one>
, 1863-10-25


FR1DAY, oet.8 n tonssosento Of tbs dssesHoA
OF peslr al tSs csssla Easaa due hsss tat raoras.s
there u Considerably lees busaeas transacted than
Vsa sOacap&ted-tea e.te'ed eA4s hovsses, t1soush
tha DAY amounted 10 ~ head; And consdssaE fass
aseod oasl OF roulh TsocS vAs Eos I'D n for the
ss1 pie lesson ffAs 1aeFe wts No oet'os na1 tao
ptc1s co6Aned tsoieaeeo Eoo' oe1A1a - 1As sseea
C. F. .Lco1h d Co. SOLD 10 hln 6a11 "AtSo:s los
of $50 head vf good Illinois Sseefa. as TIE Co:1a2a
lot os n s1'st 1iiaes Ste~A lsom sagE tmoa eonss9
xe1o sold ut 1e baEns yatd4- BY h1d~ia - Gs>e.-
baum. svesssinE 1870 -. at 38 70 = hes". Fos salA
class Of stock isefe YVES AcSvd dsn&1a b. VITA
slippers aad 9aeAesI-
dtoex or THx HAnEIT.
6AfuHnA1. 1et n There Tere abons 81 testi1
tAe V21eua yfSos teh mosninE- Tni>a Iaclu !e3 tho
receipts q 70 az sSd no o. Aoee iss. ora aaso1d
6en ne Pses1sas Gays Ct ne week. uaaas the IL
1serce u > uxsf but uncomfortable Au ef su1T cu-
fOE the Etshs And fA'1J lila mo:nIsE Sas d1heass 10
ne preset o'a1~e:osasd eosaaoa q our ~ ssaa
a.ls, Nd 70 .u,.,l aaoass of ers;. e1ps.sa . sas
m gloomy .eeosn,s .ses;sa aon e..sssa ,ss ~.
. @ ~
sasn1 :. 'g o y ssxs beea .se
II is ma,2es fos n.ay p.st we<ka. Tho eate.sd s4,s
ssss'.ases fsen ss@es s 10 y. Tiers i @ M
n,ps ree, v,,h au,ca..s,s durise rne noa:s or
so.mn,-o- ~ dau.,t r. ,oor 80 r.n,,nc, =. ~
.sr-'ane,. ,es a.1 10, - ro..,,,~ n-.n ~. 49,
- 81, he .., a,r rso.r mo ~
=. 49,, a.. ,,.t ~ .,r1 :, ,,to tha n...t
M o1+a.+ - ohS.sn x.rs nnns,ar
,s,.1tv. ,rt IL = nrtcr. v.rv 1s,ee n oror.,o, ~
, 1863-10-25

GERS OF the different German and Irish Catholic
soeietits Of the city, who are dea!rous OF psrtcl.
pating In the ceremonies Of the Inauguration or
tuested to meet Ut the Office ef Philip ConIey &
Co. No. II South Clark street, this {sundsJ)
evening, At O'Clock. p. H., for the object Of Per
fecttng tho Necessary st1angeuents.