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Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1863-02-17
Offices to be fled at the approaching
bmdniciPal eIsctihA .IHHHI Z

ot1ces to be q led at the approachiog
eIsc1%A J Hd4I q
L is too often the case that Democrats
are slack about attending their primary
meetings add cthSshtiJns. if,idnina 1Eyy cases
these MEETINGS are 1sft TO t6s4mSHasemtnt
fGfHcesssksrs an d4heir 'fuims dfafe friends;
the greatmassf Ct the PARTY taking TO
interest N them whatever. This is wrong.
The salvation II the county depends
upon The success 6ffhe Democratic party,
hence the necessity of every one whoTeels
an interest either in the future welfare Of
the c9untry,or party, usiug all the means in
his power to bring abOus this object. Con-
ventions have proved beneficial ID uniting
the party aod securing its success, nn1 EJr
that reason should be sustained and upheld
by.alE good Democrats 1t is true, they FIRE,
qu~ntly gfve dissatisfacti n but n Lbecsuse
DfqD9cra . a. n It manifest. proper r terest
IN thrm--zds not select the right kind u
nan as Delegates. "a h17o7- 81 aa ~ II rs
On Thursday aftern IN let every D-mo-
Graf in 1he cisy, whether he beya, can ijdate
Tor = ffcs'sr Dut.a be tn hard g an take
part in the meeting in his ward sIfg this
be done, tie nominations viii be sotb as
wall ensure, our contianed sceniency in
the city. Let US have one more city rcOn-
venti6n. and let lee oOmisasissns be such as
good Democrats can Support cheeff6lly and
ardentlV, &c g.S..T. a. -.,
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1863-02-17

70. AFGI'E IHPREssIoN!-We copy, in TO-
days paper, an article from the " lining.
ton Independent. which conveys erroneous
views of the state of feeling amongst our
German eitizens here relatives to the Zapr
trial. Now, while It is true that many Of
Our citizens. native born as well as Ges-
man. have taken an interest in the case.
that Z1pf should have fair trial, accord
ing to law, at the same time there has been
no feeling Of the character alluded to by
our Wilmington cOtemporaryy- The Ger
man citizens Of Joliet are IN favor of the
Constitution and laws. e. All they ask ir,
that they be duly ENFORCED and properly.
executed. vr,;;
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1863-02-17

&c A MID .WISTER.-Thsa unusually mild
winter is Inatter Of comment, not only IN
this country but,iq Europe. Eastern pa
pers speak Ufthissw winter as no winter ct
all wbils'in the Wsst,weshave had iscarce.
y cold weather enough to close navigation
The eldest inhabitants pronounce il a most
extraordinary season. e. In England. CORE
pondeute say that the WeatheT for Janua..
~ was as pleasant as spring time. 80 4
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1863-02-17


The RAG CuRREEcx.-Thsst total amnnnt
OF legal tender notes already authorized By
Congress and now in circulation, is four
hundred millions of dollars, besides sixty
mllliens in postal currency. with NO limit
tn its future Issue. present circulation
of bank note, paper in the loyal 'Ststes
is stated to be $40 600, 900, milking a to-
tai paper curreRcy circulating at the pres
eDt time of $3.50. 200 600, against Sl56, :
OOO.O00, tbelarges. amount ever afioat pre-
vious to 1861. i74a ~ s-''f 80
ru In view of these fncss, nobody need
wonder at the depreciation which has all
ready fallen upon our paper currency, and
nobody can stop it's further depreciation
just in proportion to the additiuai issu es
which'msy be AUTHORIZED by c. mgr sss, until
it becomes as valusless as the paper upep
which it is printed, III --rrr E-s
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1863-02-17
FiNAECIALREPORTo OF CITYCLERK
YEAR ENDING TEB. IL, lsc5.

To The Honorable the Mayor and Common Council
Of the City Of JoBitE %. : q. -----'7-
The Undersigned City Clerk, mskes the
following Report ol tho Receipts end e1.
penditures OF tie City for the municipal
year 1862. com mt neihg on the Il,b day Of
February 1862 end ending February 18th,
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1863-02-17

ArPOfSTNEsF.-Dr: y. H.nacCSnn. Of
tbs oitJ. has heen appSiGted E Examining
Surgeon for this,ceputE. in ascordspce viii
the provisions of the eighth section of she,
act eneislss "a6. act granting ps6siOns,s,
passed duly la ise2.sss4 90 s-sEr-
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1863-02-17

s9-A correspondents Of The New Fbrk,
/, Tribune asserts that the New York drafted
men did not do their duty in the la:e fight
near 'BiackwaterS many Of stheu saying,
You can make us eo0scfipts, bot you
can't make Us fight y 's' . So % iiiE "a
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1863-02-17

"a Hon. w. A. Richardson and II
w. j. Allen have our thanks for valuabi.'
eengressiona documents. -~F 30
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1863-02-17

Cincinnati. Fab IL

cincinnati, Feb. Is.
We havs reports again from the interior
= kentue that Morgan, at the bead of a
4erge fore y returning, with the determi.
Netion OF feaching the Ohio River. A
4efge pronesfion of the citizens Of Frank.
30 homes be leFe that he will be sue
sesstul, az tere e but few troops in the
state. Ge GNnger, who is here from
Louisville. credits the report that he is
coming. but expresses confidence in the
aSIIly OF the Federal troops 70 drive them
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1863-02-17

81 Casualties IN THE 4TH Ill. CAyALRY.-
We give the following list of casualties in
Co. &C." 4th Illinois Cavaly, in q skirmish
with rebel cavalry, near Collsrsville Tenn.
This company was principally recruited in
Kendall and Will counties.
10 John Moore. private, killed.
Theodore -Siler BUgler do .asa.T
Henry Smith, corporal, niortally wounded
Henry M. Getty do severely wounded,
may recover
Silas Bingham, private, severely wounded,
$3.50 may recover
Marshal Getman, private, severely wound
cd, will recover
Edward Goings, private, slight wounl in
shoulder, prisoner
john Avery. sargent, prisoner
lease Pearce, do do
Robert Jolly, corporal, do
Geo Smith, do do
II E Benner, private, do Joliet a..
Marion Cooper do do
John Massey do do
Thos Msrsh do DO
Jacob Moyn do do
Jonas Seely, orderly sergeant. slight
wound in leg
James B McNett, private, slight wound in
arm
&c McKitbin, sergeant, lost horse, equip~
uents and carbine
VIM F Hills, escaped uninjured, Joliet
Cbas Haynes do
james Mathews, do do
Joseph E Hit, lieutenant, prisoner, slight
wound in head q, q
Mansion, Co B, wounded in left hand and
right wrist,a prisoner for . while,
then escaped
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1863-02-17

GsEs Granger's division is now moving
Fcth Acnlst4ls tq Nashville. = w
Two regiments passed down the river for
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1863-02-17

sWTbe President has Nominated Gen.
Phelps. of negro reclamation fame. 10 be
a MejoF General. rice Ex.GOgsrnors Nor
gan. of New York, resigneds and dating
his commission back so that be viii rank
ell yOlnnteer Msiurr Gsnerais 10 the seFsl
-ViseD- szCsRteG hhrals Dixss Butlur, and
Ranks. s- sssr.t = ssN -1H
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1863-02-17

RETALIATION, CoNKENcED.-In obedience
to JET. Dav!s' proclamation, UDioa Ulcers
when taken are now refused parole and
placed in close confinement. A large pum.
Der are now imprisoned in Richmond, ~
Gen. Halleck has issued orders that no
more rebel officers shall be par0lrd until
further orders. e.. g
THIS is but the commencement of the
bsrbarities that are n be enacted ,iE The
President does not Withdraw bis negro
proclamation. Soon the shooting of officers
commanding orr negro regiments viii be-
gin. nnd then must of necessity follow re.
taliation. of the Sc me sort npou rebel officers
who are so unfortunate as to fall into our.
bsuds. Ifthey murder ATTY of our officers
az JEFF DasiS directs. they very well brow
that their men who fell into our banda
must yield life for life 'aH
The principle of retaliation is barhsrf ma
and since neither party can accomplish
Sny results by its practice. it is to be hoped
that the OrdeFs 90 both sides relating to i,
will be revoked. and that the fStrher oros-
ecUtiOn Of the wsr win be governed By the
ordinary principles of civilized warfare. =
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1863-02-17
10 the Democracy orJoITef.

We trust that our Democratic friends of
tbis ci(E will taxi us iuterssa ,fn ire. meet
Fings be held 4 he seve III var. on
Iext rsday a moon. Thessas stings,
p viii seen reference % 4be cal of
shs o mittee pblished in tb col.
Tim. IRE to be j for De rspeese ,f
nominating candidates for ward officers and
aalsctinr daleratas 10 the CITY cnnrantinn
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1863-02-17

n. foregoing Report l....a.. -. s: 1S O.
Of lsoa. which Stands - foll0Hs:
Amt Tax Isyisd on General rsssnss fss1 1a1NsT
3Sia-1 SIS 1tsssas: tsceE,ESla 20, e.
- 20 -sEE . -ssho1I hsnss 1lzls "a n E12ss 10
- : = -. - =. .aaAo.3 90 -
?, = q a Is1 had at 90 - a.
~! q 80 .alI.eoF3S,
--AIEof ~b,sh a ssspsetfaliy suhnitt,d.
80 SAIL D. sNIIH, caleseh.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1863-02-17

cfEc Iil- BsEDrD DE17- -
The City has B0s- ogtstnDdisg nsxsa Bos6s or
ise3 viz Nos II, ~ 81 ne eIty - ptol6sd Sorr
The payment Of nd Bond fon HarSant - 1897.
leaving eight Bonds OutstApatnG, vhich beeo1s dss.
80 ~ /. ." SsnBs.isGfsss sidIAlLsoo %
@iTk6s - ls1ses 1ooo 90.
$50 Il lB&6 - i0sa-zI 400 90
Wifi" isG %,
, 1863-10-27
FINANCIAL AND C0MMERCIll,.
ruE moNKY ,1ARKEr.

MospAY Kvusna. oct. Il. 1851
But,ness orenB aclyc IN aN dcraEtn nss Operator.
want 1sYee1y m, the banks have the means to piy
.,aw Relatively, currency Is more plenty. E4d e.
..,,at. nnrb rloser Indeed, the market y, decided
=, .,ass At nrotsttons, yz par buying, Nd Y +, tn
,.- ,a,o Only eustor:ezs >na At seoe ot tua banks
.sa ,nrst b, ayored oncs. obtain at the tnrrsn
ss.s some al the banks ara charai-,p ann tbts !.
the rate to al1 outsideEs.
Geld fss been on lie declining scale Private dts.
patch Is ftou al street gara the following hgores
tho ratea rulirg thero-1s1, 15ok. 1soX, 1ssx, 1903
INK closing At the Board 1t 1ss. Afterwards cuEb
stoue" 14sH The wise look Tor further dee1i.e
hut y In can divine tho mysteries Of Wa1i strast.
The hapkess here paid ti79lt8 the higher fgure In
the early part Of the day. ...-... .-
sfIver 1ges13o. Treasury notes noma1al, selling v
GA.
Epuy AND DANGEROUS CouHTEEFEIr.-McufoJ's .
rank Note Eeporter Extra, reports new counterfeit
m the ,rcst winfield Bank uesk1aer comfy. N. +.
~ imitation Of Cezulre. Wig, On lower lat, two
trains II cars crossing long bridge: State die on
,Ir1t lower corccr SpientidJ executed. and Wonld
aacefya good 3ucEea. Lcok out for them.
II "a understood thatn large number Of them have
heer mt in circulation We lea1n that one man was
sr1rsed with 81 of the htu In bis possession AZ
oiatn,rv dealers Should reject all dFe dollar bills On
ttlsbank. ..
D.6xs TO CrosE-Au the banks orc TO cleae tcmnE-
rov Tuesday to give principals and employees an
ornortunty to Join the festivities at the opening ol
tbe crest Northwestern Fair. Ttis Ia both patriotic
| and pfoper, 10 all respecta.
cn1cAOo NORTHWESTERN KaILwAY.-DeloT II
the comparative statement OF earnings 1or TIC Feea
| crAtrv 1ct 2t. 1E63.
, 1863-10-27
CoMMER,&cX r. N- q
I McNuAY EyKHINx1,

I MONDAY EyK8N0. OCT. q. 1853,
WEEKLY HKv1Ew-Durfng the past week the mar
kets have ruled moderately active, aud prces have
atrauccd. We note an !mprovetneutin Wheat Of 50
s9<crer buslel On the week Corn has advanced %
suc ner bushel Oats hnve been irregular, but they
,osr nj an advance On the week Of &c PER bushe Rye
has ADVANCED 2@sc per bushe1. Barley fell &C per
nus.el during the carly part Of the week: but 1t re-
covered towsrd the close, and advanced &c above the
clo.ins quotations week ago. The Provision mnrset
has ruled quiet H,ghwiues have been taacttse aid
Irregular. -.... .-..-.......-.,
ii following table shows the receipts and shipments
Of Gopr nad grain during the past week:
, 1863-10-27
Il CARD.
rro ali A fIlIcted with Catarrh> Thr0at
Dfse1ses, and Affections OF tic. .Chestsl

Dr w.os,oy7 Aver, phyetciau for Affections
oi Tie Throat and Caeet Rooms 12 and 13 NcCor-
xa,eEse n building, corner Of Randolph and Dearborn
FL enti5s attention r. ths saeeas
Whi:h has attended his practice in this city, has
enabled lin to re{tr to the best and most 1eEpono p
she parties IN Chicago Il I. especially se deSatae f
Gatss1b, Agthr,a, bronchitis. O. Consumption,
should nake ea:ly application, The patient. at
distance. who cannot come to the cty 70 remain
rrtnr1, home aud pursue the course Of treatment
with success. where it is impossible for the party
to personally to The city seo9d s AZ w1e a.
dnsrTnfion Is Viii do. cortec. idea OF the caac.
iii 81 questions will be furnished upon aMppca" M G
finn. NSk ~o'S-IVA-t+
, 1863-10-27

o-t. |
ooos' o. "nAca sns ooae"eo .s,a"..a ~ 49, atis
Roasting ~ - W. ths means al ciyipg smith clue to
The resi c,tmin,l aud hin Whereabouts, and hKying
fo11o7red mn the matter tIl there wn4 no shadow
NJ aonbt "A to the fdeutIs4 OF the msn, he and
omcar f;r~en c.,ne to Chicago and arrested the |
mn, nj ca1nn Dourlas. where he hal hoped to DO
loEt eIeht Of, and lodged him in jhu At Ann Abos,
on Thursday laet, His name Is Henri B. Cleve- !
lard, and he Ia member Of the 1t regiment Of |
Michigan Sharpshootets. B.: has always borne q
osa ensise' na a.s s4ee oeen sen. 70 PA" 80
-. ~ ~ =. -ea1'ns eat.s' a44a aNsa ".... hr,,+
1eoeH ~ etef'et. S 70 a.ss' Ss~.....s
-.a.,H = s1ep1eset1eo ~ 's1as AA&''e NSsf~|N
'1''se'
A FAIR NBwspApgR.-TheL Ladies' have de.
c,dcd tn nnblIsh daily psper during the Fair.
n, ~ snenre,. ks clark strect, hss taken tho
.nnersntendence Of It's publication, and Is autho-
riked to receive advertisements for the aame: It
will coAtsin an interesting resume Of :aeidens Of
the different halls and all 1atters OF interest
curripg daily-a complete programme Of the exht.
bittous, Lectures, &c &c. Messrs. Latin Bros,
pnt,t, n Hunt. and Hale Of ;e Randolph street,
bara generously contributed the paper for this
reat ;;,},- daily The first nuxber Of the Fair
Gnzs}f< will be fssred on Wednesday afternoon,
and daily thereafter during the falr.
pu,ruAn,,oS1u.-Wea apofn call the atten-
t5or of thu subscribers to tho Philharmonic Con-
1900 N thc rad nnb,tsbcd In another column.
AT,sr Tbnrsdav tba aolh. the 1;ats viii he oosned
~ ,ex enbscrihc,s. and sinee the nnmber of ticl-
| ets 1seueS pa6 osen t"u't'e W ~" @atse's5 ~
Bryan Hail, thoae VINO WISH 10 1eae" lae'l eaoe
scrtptfon WILL 90 "ellto eau a. once at INC o'ucs
Of the Treasurer, chass Il Larfaose' la Aas'
s1feet' anu secure 'nclE seaso1 tlckes'
| SAD AccIDENT.-JohnA a. cook, 1asmer'
liyipg near Blue Island, While shooting dacks one
day last week on the Feeder Ind his right hand 80
SHATTERED BY the accidental discharge OF hs gun as
! was also blown OF at tho came ttme This acci-
dcnt il very unfortunate one for Mr.: Cook, as he
, 1863-10-27
UNION MEETINGS.
y Eternal Vigilance In the Price OF
L1DertY.ss

Notice Is hereby given that the following 1ess.
i1ge will be held at the times and placea herein
specified dnrins this week:
rUKsD1r EVENING,
the 2.th inst, commencing at II o'clock,
Sd Wasd-At Union Ball, On cast side Of State.
atar corner Of T~tlfth street
Eli Ward-A1 F0liApnbtee Hau, corner OF SsAte
n1;o Ta ruty-btcoud street.
1itb Ward-At Ludwig zeiglct'a. On North
" chs street, nesr North Avenue.
IE:n Ward-At Jacob Ender's+ corner Of Chfca 90
Avenue md Ls.rabec street, near Coicsgo Ayeeue
bridge. ,
will be present anG deliver addresses Per order of
The CENTRAL. CohmTREE.
j, D. Ward. Col. r. 4. Eastman,
4. e. HeeetDE, VIM Btosa,
John Wettwcs4h. John A. Nelson.
Dr. Errst Schmidt. G. C.D'Wof.
z ALth< NJ, q. T. Steele.
Il. Jusatn. John 4. Jameson,
George c. Bates, CNns u. uaTley.
William A. pxrtet, q. B. Stevens,
Or. q, c. Paoli. ]. SpellmAn,
E.A- storrs, J:F. EneEhhrt.
A. Klepp+l. William Hopkins,
D. D. Driscon, g. + Jones.
l.. Brcntsno, Y. Ha*iEy.
S. B. Perry. Eredes1ck hhnzte1.
John IV1e h1pE.
, 1863-10-27

aoyERNAEHT sTpCN1
Government Stocks a bl,ade 1rmer.
q. 8. g. 81, l1oka1i1H U. &, IT
7.spg... ....-......1u7l1 81
hsoSkI-Actlye ct G07 per cent, nearly af transac-
lions at the latter ngufo.
EierIiRr Exchange lr.ner but rerv Qniat and unaet
tien FiTst cInsS bills tho close 1G3x6atG3k
Gold higher hut yer7 irregular and nnsstls oPoD.
, 1863-10-27
paocHEDINGS OF THE C0mMON
COUNCIL.


.x., .,.,+,,r I, a. aveotru TIM CouueIl
80. r. -s-ss t,to s1.ct,on districts and ~.
o1''oe1 ~ :" a.es . cena.~~.
4sA'@'~'1 @ 11nsr WARD. *
E..t za,x5r,-f.. ". Patten, T. noty, G. '.
MI P1are OF voting, 20 Wabash avenue;
svcoad Dlnrict- Edward Casey, charles McDon. nna
aid. Geo AtteA K.aee 81 serE: sttest e7'
nes ""snips1'D 49, s.o.I ~" w.1n
F7rst Di.t,ic-F. E. Barber, ": A. Daniels,
3. b. Williams Place Of voting, No. 2a7 stste
street- a-,,4h sc+o,o. Ba-e, p
n Dolan. F4ace oI Vokl1Ss oe~7~' W.
ner Van Buren and G'1s"old ssfee'9'
FIR, D,<ty,>s-John ll1 L. Narsh, c. P. ;. Arian,
G. 6. Walker. Place Of voting, conner Of CLARK,
Seoond DisirIctJ. B. willard. John Dalton,
Patrick Coyle. Place Of voting, G9l Stats street.
ro1nrH WARD.
sra srietchss: " Csytton, VI; y +, Whse infel.
e., Mark h1moaa. r!aee =. +S rS afs}a r. Strest.
section 81 r. aIcnsf s9ao Kafih K Wm. P. Sloan,
aarnn Harcn. Place Of voting, engine house
No.q,
FIFTH WARD.
srfW =, y Io;sg Tsglo, so9tS%sss a9as5 easna, as1a
9Gph .>phe1 Aeysds; 1f,.d ind a Isssne . street A
AEnea I'm niesrictMJarnes civ. Christian Houn,
1,nheg4 Hnsiy. Flace Of voting southwest corner
| Green and Archer road.
Fir. ,,,!S' Eft F. wi'son, xaRn. Patrick prsnn.n
cansad s Keses. Flsee oi voting, corner Of Nit:h'
| eu eIL anu LA =: 80 4 M Whitney Jacob jaeger
pa;sscn Stsen9 n'stT Psce oi Sotne corner Of Cana
Ind nd PolE eaocta.
SEVENTH HAzo.
,FI,vt Dsstriet-Thonas Clow7y, Peter BEatken e,
| Cothard Sh1G flace o. Vpl0s' eosae. "
and Union Il et5ests. t1 . M.xann. rr,xm.s Morris
, 1863-10-27

1Qf8l4.s4.s..A SlQV ots+0 oss2S AVtV %'"0V AstNs
To-Day, on Ing to the Upward tendency In gold, fne
general markets for produce buoyant and active,
and prices ruled higher.
Tho demand for Flour, ho~erc7.was unusually isnt
and tie marx dull shippers being unable Get
FRIGHT ACKNOWLEDGMENT We have to report 1lsns
sales Of Willie Winter extras at *6e@s %, and Spring
e1ttas at &5.s195&.
The Wheat market advanced 2@2Hc. per bushel, and
the transactions wcse heayy, at sil6 for No. Ted
Winter Intiana Sl for Reelected He'd In storo e1sH
911ofor No. Spring; st.ts@1t7 for No. spFtag
md 81 1 cox for Rejected sprtng-ths marked clos
Ing I'm. 1t for Nc. and q "a fnr No. Spring
Corn was In fair demand and steady at 799oHc for
| 10. Coro, md 7a@79kc for No Corn In store-ao
| market closing quiet at t. ruling quotations..
Oats opened actlya ard firm, but they closed at
decline Of H@1c Ter husbe1 Nearly III, 30 bushels
CHANGED hands, at 6xsSc tor No. !, and 594963c for
No Oats sto1ethe market closing quiet a, G.; for
| No. l. .,.....,.
IRE asYauced 1c per bushci-wtth fales Of NO. ! 81
e1@aac, and No. 2nt G79s9c.
| r,,1ev was In rood demand and fru1-w1th liberal
,a,ca at 81 1861 20 for No. In sorethe market clos
ing Arm. ,..-.....
1Iir,wfnes we're held at Sc bnt buyers wese offer
tur only Sc There were conseqeutty no nsnsnetons
The Provision market remsita quiet .nd We note sales
Of on1s 80 brs Mess Pork at s15o and s6
| Leaf Lard at 1lc. ....
I Timothy Seed nayaneel 81 per bashel-%tth light
transactions at q 12X@2 49the market closing dtn
With an upward tendency i lot Of so bushels prime
| F1ax seed was sold at $50.
Fre1chts we're quIat ut 1o@lc for wheat aud SC tor
| o.ts TO Buffalo, and 15c fat wheat to osWego-
The propeller lines refuse to pane aquotat'on TOT
nonr to new York or Bosioa. They o1er to carry to
Buffalo at Sc. -....
n neef Cattle the market has been tolerabT active,
and va note the tae OF lies head since the closa ol
SATURDAYS market. The butk Of sales naFe oeeo 1foua
s22sas25, On common grades there has been de-
elue OF 1o15c per 100 ns but on medium aad better
nnnes the market has been firm ut last quotations
In Hogs the entered sales s.Dce Saturday amount to
95u1 hogs Prices haye. how ever, declined On good
qualities 2p@asc, aud on common qualities 4o9soe pei
ira ns. eirce the close OF last market.
, 1863-10-27

Anc tope and beautiful nnseh, and Reflects cscofa
upon is makers, the liberal hearted donors. It.
will rank among the haniBoncst and most valua-
hle donations to this most worthy object.
, 1863-10-27

BEmaxroRT, Oct %, 1861
CLEARED.
A,oc,o Leach La Sale. g M feet lumber. 4 $50 18th
Rrnnebec Ottawa. Is 90 feet lumber. 500 ahlnsles.
M.rV f. All. L. Sails, =, 90 feet lumber
Thorp L aalle e6@0 feet lumber, 5000 feet st1
inr. 30 i'd shingt 10 % lstn.
Morton. Z Wi{iow Springs, & cords wood.
BrIIllapt, MoEr1s.
{; GAYLORD, Lockpotf.
Geo TAILOR. joliet.
Ecptu1c, Ottawa.
Imperial, lockpolt, e61a pu wheat.
, 1863-10-27

Prepared by Geo. II. Reed & Co; Offer the simplest est
ard most pcrfect means Of dyeIng honsehold ap-
pare presented to the public try re- EN- emp.nes a
s.s5onnbIe colors. and are perfectly fast. Sam
plce on sik and wool can be seen and ~ taa @ co!oss
nrocured OF the druggists. ocz3.os6aat1T&s
, 1863-10-27
/ ED.

In taiz ctr ca the asth inat Mrs. ANNA L.. VIII, az
Bepj + Arstn. aged s. {ears
NIF aaKee. Wis and Albany, N. r. pspers pleaae
, 1863-10-27

Of the a1et inst contaln an Interesting article,
full column in lecgth, descriptive Of a magnla- |
cent new grain warehouse just built In &hat city,
for the Michigan Southern Railroad, by Mr.. J. T.
Noul'on. Of Chicago. It IL said to be one Of the
very beet buildings OF the kind in the United
States. The machinery for this warehouse WAS all
manufactured at tho shops Of the II. s. nalroad |
Company, md put up by Mr. Mou!ton, who has
had general supervision of the building from its
CONN enceuent. 1fr. Npu1ton has had Eide |
experience liz fitting up elevators, having eupefC
tended the erection Of the Sturgts and the Buck
ipCham establishments in this city; also the I'M
mense grain warehouse ut Duu1eith. His work
combines strength, durability, and accuracy, |
With the fat5 iii. 8 Afforded him by the rnAnacs-
ment Of The H. s. Railroad Company, Mr. Moulton
has erected and flushed 3 building in Toledo
which will not on}y be credit 10 that city, but
will stand as a monument to the erterprialns
skill Of Its architect.
LITTLE GIRLS CoNTRBuT1oNs.-Ten little
gs,s have made and contributed to the Fair Of the
HIS. s. Society the following articles: Two ope-
n cloaks; l hat; tkatin: esp; 81 pin balls
dressed dolls; open wtpers; 1pafr slippers;
! large pin cushion; morning gown and Akirt;
snec6le books; fancy wheel lbarrow.
ART GALLERY FOR THE NORTHWESTERN
FA1R,-The: e1and opening viii take ..place this
cTuesday) evening, at sercu O'Clock Open every
day alter Tuesday. at nine IN the morniug, nnd
close at i've ?. m., opening again at seven p. H.,
and closing at ten p. N.
CATAwBA ISLAND GRArEs.-Those vino
want superb article Of Catawba grapes viii cali at
No 209 South Water street, where J. Jones, ,jr,, &
Cn keen m hnp5 an cxtauefye assortment Of the
chn;cest rariettes. from Cst,ybs Island, Sec id
s.aes ~as4s.a,ne,,t sa.'rr. T. ssaths- 49, ,o,"n,r ~
.-.--,.--.-,.-.
Amors the numerous contribution. arriving
yestefdas, nor heretofore announoeo' VIC a1s A'Pp'
to feto'a me ,oAo"1ns: ,
eonesttS @ 's and % donated to tha Fatf, one q the
1nest mirc1alogicA collections ever b5oaSat 70
Ems viii not fati 10 select fom for their cabinets
These specimens are principally from Lafayette
and Grant counties, Wis and few from Jo
Dayiess county Illinois: 1s.o.u,.. ,,o.,n,s q . 4,ns
COLLECTION Of Like Superior silver, copper,
ion, &c.
Mrs. Stopc, Of Muscatiue. Iowa, Presents
also two barrels Of potatoes cultivated by invalid
%ss sss. 1ssR = g. f. FL n .soa
collection q Indian wes s9a ansJ LIT! st.cles
Of the ;cumberisnd.'' etc, have arrived from
Washington city. ,. Nv,
Coy Polly Of Salsbgsy. Conf tn aonateh n!ct17s FL
frames @ade d[en ths chs;ssE oss" :,on. t,,,,
numerous donations. brin: collection Of curlous
end ~ 9nht };rsi srsee s.ete Penteats1
boz % q %artidcisi teeth.
,nTts nf a}rBe {sea. .planss.f