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, 1863-10-02
CHICAGO CATTLE MARKET.

WEDNESDAY, ErES1so, Oct. l, 1853.
BEEF CATTLE-The market tor Beef Cattle OPEN
ed this morning With few lots left unsold from yes
terdny and the receipts Of to1ay which amount to
about ss head at the various yards. The stock re-
eclyed o,dny was Of better quality than has been
supplied for days past the result has therefore
hcen brisker competition and larger amount Of
chipping purchases effected. The sales amount 10 9l3
head md tie prices range from g. 60 to LIS and the
bulk Of sales appears to have been made at $2A1@SG
There Is little demand for anything besides western
and good shipping grades and or such although there
can scarcely be called active demand yet there
fals inquiry.
sALEs TODAY.
Bradt sold Morris Co. As cattle. averaging 1,saa
GEeen1aam cold r MRuble. LYMAN q Co. 50 cattle, av-
Hss sslS felnnsman Co. 20 cattle, averaging ls7l
Ks!ssr so,a Rs1nneman B d Co. 50 cattle, averaging
isable Hyman d Co. sold Funk 50 cattle. averaging
SpTague sold walwosk 20 cows, averaging 1928 ns,
Plene sold Morris d Co. 50 cattle, averaging LII ns
Eeinneman eold Fawcett TO cattle, averaging 1,c92
Foster sold Greenbaum Il cattle, averaging l1oo MS
Adams sold Greenbaum 50 CATTLE averaging i,1s3 ns
sold Greenbaum Is cattle, averaging 1,oes ns
0be1tcrf sold Gs,er 50 ca:lcayerngtng l,29s Ms. on
Holman sold Morris 4 Co. q Cattle averaging 80
sold Curtis = CATTLE ayeraSiag g 1.12o ms, at
Frye6 CO, sold 1snolo Lyman II Cattle averaging
'Mines tois i:Sblo d n5man 100 cattls Averaging
Dawton sol! Rub1e & Lyman Is Cattle averaging
Twilight soid Jacobs Ii Cattle averaging LOIS ns
Morris Co. sold Faucet Sc Cattle averaging o,s
Srfdie5 sold Faucet 81 Cattle averaging 1901 ns at
Megtn sold Morris q Co. 81 Cattle averaging 1.s31
Vance sold Bass s. Cattle averaging 1la2 ns at
Nehan sold Ruble H,man 50 Cattle averaging jos
he, on r.t.
H0Gs-The receipts at the various yards during The
cay amount to about $3.50, and the entered sales to
1905 prices ranging ftom Is 24 co for light stock
hogs; and from 81 1e@4 S foz fat hogs. The bulk Of
sales hare beeu made from t35 and at these
rates better hogs have been sold by 1@l5c than were
disposed Of yesterday There appears to be tair de-
mand hut lower rates than hare been obtained du'
ring tie last few weeks The warm weather has quite
stopped tho demand for packing, and all recent &C.
counts from the Eastern markets are uufayorable to
anything like large speculation, Shippers are couse
quentE buying cautiously and at the lowest possible
~rtna
, 1863-10-02
The Crops In Great Britain.

As the wheat crop Is further tested In the barn. the
Weld appears to be enormous, and quality very lne
viii report OF threshers, sure the whole crop s
something approaching the fahn1ous. farmer ID
shcsves. This Is hall busael mora than aMnytaing an
ever heard Of before Potatoes over The whole conn-
plaa of want any crop. Even on na1 ne nonn a.
a9oTer neure than Known for many year*"
, 1863-10-02

HuLLs HEAp.-Wehnven another very large supp:v
OF beef cattle in market this week. Ing average
for the last four weeks Of over 8ogoa week. and d.
though the most Of them hare only been OF me lu
TO call rninous prces the best quality has sold readily
at prices estimated eqnai to 1e91lc = for the net
has market been glntted tint a the stock could
not be sold, By meki moderate reduction OF cur
Of 1rst-cass cattle, In January and July tor ulne
, 1863-10-02

tn..,-h 49, ,,rr,t,rfonx .s,r thu raj. ~ rroSc~r 80,
ssaas : ies hs9s !. i Gaisaee s. ia:srs
- not Ving oa1 eassnte
,nG m g pn Er Sasn @ .s s m na III III
tTc5 TO throw It On the Commission merc6snt. Who
fore. coltented that casn sales saon1 ~ % fos
antcctDE commission, however Bnal. aaoult DO
The shippers OF proauce, however. contended that
ne ctcumsanees ans et MontEea, were mnch mose 9ns @
aEous - tnose OF kow YORK. tnasmuch as , u hoth
e oSsn LIS is 81 aa,se an ne tots thc nefol
dor in css Enn two a. ihrea Gys nn1 thxt eomnfs.
rnte, Of eo1nnssion a. rnic IN New yoIk 6
cover the necessary risss Of the business
ta1mcss Tss yery ffresninr iooss and unsatsfseto-
thtsn nnt;oTe rere hrr~ht hnfnrs the u.nrtinr
to oF:ect it. tie object Of each beIng 10 1aT down
general rule WHICH *oula he binding ID of
~ folioe A1e Ae'o''oAs e'e 'a0'|''''a's
IN the su1 respectiyeir follow
liz tic romrletion Of delivery.
sTd That thefc 6o tWo classes Of sales, o. to be
protupt cnsh on CeTerr-the othes to aIloy era III
pf WeeE " ~NS1-'
he two last having been uegut3yed tie first of these
resolutions vas adopted By lafse ,oFi'y.
F,our md Gro,n ,Torke,. ,v n1at,.
pxrrorr, Sept so.-Recelved, 1o,soo ou wheat, toes
noted yestercay On Change Tas Wf5 essed todaT and
re hnsiness ~as ~ ennfnsS who1ir 70 whita vyhe.t
III he veYaI hi bn nninsnected ,naa
Eoo4 No As HH7J tMo ea1s No q ~ cats
4a ter ea5s M GO n tTe,sy rs days selle's OPTION at
, 1863-10-02

Pared do Il a 10
Rataica-Layerq q b1r neY..,,., LIS a503
DO II. 4, do d. ..:......,. @4M
CnI1Ant1 y o!a.......~....,,...,,,,,,.. Old. none.
d. z D nnew..........-,,,.,,.,,,,., 1Sks u
AMo1Es, u b eofe......,,,...,,,........ 5 q q
do DO h1rd... "A "a Is
Lemons a box. box....-............,.,..,.,.R R10 q
1lIHES-Ma7kes vcry active 1ut prices rails i1rIu-
Green Hidcs erc in fair supply. We quote:
GFy EAnt &!3A
AN&NfA
~ o1
Gruhhr .... ;. -. -. prize
-.HIl:nNINEs Mar. Ct eas,e:. sale,: SS ri. st
aoc 1c3 brls 100 brls axtra pscknes} A. 5oc
HOPS More actlve amt higher. Sa!css IS bales
new crop New YORK at 2sc-holdsrs nuw asking .
LUMBER -Demsnd active and market yery nraa.
with An upwsrd tendency. Recelpta eoa tnue very
limited Sales to:!ay q u Cage sshf "a To1ssraas: fs0
eeph F. Lawrtncs fse@ Mgske:oo. mixsa. = o9g fees,
m dS55: from kaamazoe i'll mixed stpskn5tdT;eg Ml's o
Trav ne CITY Hannay Lay Co 3 Mills. 80 9oo feet
gold to arve It So and 10 COO feet half boards and
SIiiST TI.ES-Kceclpts continue vary light AZ
coIsiueTaClY below the deman Prices rule very fr.
sa1ss to-day; GaEgo s:nr Telegraph ito% Mnske:oe @
for, from Kalamazoo. stockbrldge3 Mills. sawed at
, 1863-10-02
LETTER FROM PHILLIPS, BAT.
Terry.
Death CT Sergeant James Cliusan.

We arc indebted to Lieut.. Stephenson, of Phil
. lips Battery, for the proceedings OF a meeting
held to express their coincidence for the nnttmely
death Of Sergeant Clingan, by the accidental dis
charge Of a revolver In the hands OF Sergeant r.
Patterson. The meeting was held on the 7th Of
September, the day Of the accident, at Camp Con
cord. Tennessee Capt ]. c. Phillips in the chair,
and Lieut. W. G. ]. L. Stephenson, Secretary. The
following resolutions were read and adopted:
WHEREAS. 1t has pleased an all wise Providence
to call from our miuet Sergeant John Clfnsau
Phillips battery, 60. N, ID Regiment Illinois
Light Artillery, in the strength and rEgor Of his
manhood, in moment ard without warning, who
hxd been identified with the Battery from Its ear
licet organization. shared its trials, Its marches
and lis ttrifee, held and esteemed BY all as true
soldier and friend ever sharing the confidence OF
tude in every line Of duty, military example to
the whole command. An event SO sad. startling
and sudden impretEes each and all with the uhcer-
weakness Of That brittle thread which links etern-
ty to time. The sad occurrence arTests the SOL
dteIs thoughts mid the common round OF duty, lind
the myete!tee Of Providence Is acknowlsdgcd, that
In the .ids Of life We arc in death: therefore ho
Retozred, That the officers and members OF Phil
p! eta dtss IT oni yac
Eeant Jamte Cllpgan, feel that we are deprived ol
q faithful officer, noble comIade, good soldier
and true friend
his earnest energy, his faithful efforts in the per
fo,mance ofcve1y duty, attestfDg with just pride
that be walked tic path Of discipline, and was
ever nt his post,
Heso,ced, That in this sed bereavement VIC sim
cesely condole With the friends and relatives Of
our deceased comrade, earnestly cliaginc to the
Iai,h that God ruled the hour and the event, and
B." He doeth all things web ;" May the impressions
gathered ty this painful occurrences be impa I'd
10 the dear latives that TO tfnt and rest on that
arm which never eEre, constructs the large hope
that death is the gate 10 Htayenpeace In better
wo.ld-all trusling and hoping in the mercy of the
Father with the eoul's earI est strength. /" Then
wil the barrel Of meal never waste, nor the crui=e
! OF oil fail "
Resartd, That copy Of the above resolutions
he forwarded to the relatives Of the deceased and
to the CHICAGO TRIBUNE
Capt. Jous G, PHILLIPS, Chm
, 1863-10-02
COMMERCIAL

THURSDAY EVENING. Oct. !. 1863.
The following table shows the receipts mud ship
menta during the past twenty.four hours:
srtK,rrs roR rAsr s1yESIYFoHR UoNEA.
, 1863-10-02
New York Money Market.

NEW YonK, October /, 1855.
Money shade easier. Chief transactions at g per
cent.
Sterling exchange unsettled-opcnlng dull at 15i4@
155, and closing Afm at 15C@1581S.
Cold irregular ana upsettled-openlug ut 1ioK ad
vnnring to 4:3, closing 0ulcs at 1&aIIz.
Government stocks without material chauge. u. S,
6s Of 81 coupur los;f@1g7: 7-s0s 1t6A@.01.
TheIe SaS no 2l board of stocks to-day.
, 1863-10-02

Ltpec1& O1sp4tt1 % G1o EotSZV 149u04ssJ
DKTRon, Oct. I, 1853.
Cp-Prcp Hrnter banks rhurston .Twlllght Cream
CITY brig Eanner; sch,s c N johnson Kebeccs, Fl
Bates, Koselute Dauntless, Aeontlss. GRAFT. Grey
Esgle. Plovez, R!ch, White Cloud.
Dowx-Prcp Bristol: sch1s Surprise. Starlight.
, 1863-10-02

ExUuRsloE1sTs IN Town. - The usual
crowd in our huainese streets was added to, some
what, by the presence In the city, yesterday, Of
eoodly number of excurssonssts from Joliet, who.
after spending the day pleasantly, returned last
erenlpg BIZ the Chicago and ST. Lonie railroad.
, 1863-10-02

from the Meuomlnee Herald, &th.1
The mills on the Meromlnee n: eeason will cut
thenutfy of which will compare well With any oihcf
i,Ynher cf ehiugles In tho market.
, 1863-10-02

BouEp oyE1 Capt. George ". Renw1ek
whom we mentioned in yesterdays TRnrSE, a.
charged with twindlins the Government by
means Of forged vouchers, waived examination
and was held to answer in $4,000 bail.
, 1863-10-02
ILLINOIS AND MICHIGAN CANAL

Especial Dispatch 70 the Chicago Triouual
BRD0kPoRr, Oct. ], 1888.
CLEARED,
Upadt1la Qttowa s52 N lumber l13 cubic feet tim
. Ter 20 80 N shingles q 100 m 1ath
ResQ1ute. LasaIie. 4. al m lumber.
Wasp, Lasn1le, 50 500 N lumber 1, COO N siding.
S. A. Douglas No, 2, Seneca.
Marion, Ottawa.
Monitor, Joliet ~
As@sn';. LaTfalle, 10 raom lumber 900 posts.
Oak Leaf Joliet 900 lumber IS ooo N shingles a
casuga, Iocfpos S5lo lumber 50 nsls salt Il tons
1ioncsa, Ottawa.
ARRIVED
Glide Ottawa, $50 bu corn.
Investigator, Atnens, 49 Tds Odtn stouo.
Resolute Athens, 50 yards fubole stone.
Naltcr Emith. Athens, 20 yards luoole Stone.
II {; JnomIs. Athena, 80 yards dtmtn1on st0ue-
EfnTs ann Etripes Morris, 800 h1 oata - btla Hour
Oneida, Ottawa, 800 hu oats 200 na wheat 800 eu
constitn1tlou. Lockport, 5,s0o bp corn.
= 4 DouElas LASa1le, III tons coal.
T. Araul8 No. Joliet, 80 tons round 80 yds rub!e
Stonc 1854 Ma drainage plpe.
| ImreyfaI. iockport, 6,6n hu cOrn.
| Iatsa Ann, Lockrort. $, 500 bu corn.
Isiiiian1 Morris, 1000 ca corr sos bu oats. aso n
JerrS, Aux ssub1a. s,A7s bueo
, 1863-10-02

~ Neryoue Diseases and Phye.csl Debility,
arising ron, Specific cAuscs, IL both Ge1et-new
and reliabie treatment, in reports OF the Howard
acknowledgement n sealed letter envelope Ire Of
ard A4eoc1atlon, No. South Ninth st:eet PhilA-
delDafa Pa A121-Sm
, 1863-10-02

o. L. A-The regular meeting Of the
County Council Will be held to day. October end,
at O'Clock p. n.. at Warmers HaM full at
tendance in Jequested- Delegates viii please
bring the monthly reports Of theiz Councils for
Septemher.
, 1863-10-02

EoRsKs AT AucTIoS.-Butters g. Co. will
scll lot OF horses, saddle ponies, wagons, dsays
md harness, on the cirrue lot, Washirgton street
this afternoon, ut 2 O'Clock. Nov Is your time ID
ret "rar,"
, 1863-10-02

EFF. e R,sby, 80 Randolph street, is settling
Paper Aaneings and Window Shades at New York
prices at Wholesale and retail. The trade supplied
ON fh. most liberal te -ms. Hn24-iW
, 1863-10-02

A BAD ApBnEATu-The greatest cuzse the hamaa
family Is heir to. How many lovers 1t has sepa.at-
ject ie 20 delicate, your nearest friend will not
mention II, and you arc Ignorant Of the fact. TO
effect radical cure, use the Balm Of Thousand
Flowers" az deatridce, night and morning. Il
ALEC beauties the complexion. removing ali tan,
pimples, and freckles. leaving the skin soft and
white. Price &c For sale by Smith 4& Dwyer,
lake street -ErrN u-W.st enyr-3m
, 1863-10-02

N a r r H D.
In this city Oct ut. at 3:s LasRl1e street By Rev
Prot. Bugbee MT ALFBED L. sEWkLL, (ot nrm OF
puclop. .sawell SpaldlnE). and Miss SaRA L. LANE,
all ct Chicago. No cards.
IN Rock Islnnd, nj Oct 1st. by Rev: Nj, Gssves
J r, JONES. of Toledo O.. and Miss ROSE BELL,
daughter Of Wm. Bell. Of Rock 1alaud. No carts.
, 1863-10-02
SfRtEA:
LIEU head from enrsylvantu.
100 head from Ohio.
TO hcad from Illinois
2Q head lpsn Iowa,
Ton hamsR fro- HEor1.Inr1


tFtonl tho n. 7. Evening Post, 20ih.l
CoFFKE-fs OILY III moderate demand but prices arc
lIm ana tending nqNnrQ9.
, 1863-10-02
Eurne&fsH EQcOAIue

Has rete,vcd etrong certificates OF Its virtues as
hair preparation, from every section Of the
country. Worthless limitations abound, all tend
Ing to increase the popularity OF the original arti
Gle. 1t Is the resnft OF much experiment and
Etudy, and Is infmitab'e Sold everywhere.
{sep3031 wfEm)
, 1863-10-02
Iieut. ". c. G. L. sTzyEssos, sse'y.

ARREST OF A DESPERATE CuARAcTER.-
One Patrick Harnan was arrested and examined
before Justice CntAbertson, Wednesday, at the In
stance Of Michael Heath, for an assault of fear
ful character. and for threatening not only to
dcrhlm, but to burn his property. The Justice.
after hearing the facte, deemed 1t advisable to hold
the defendant 10 bail for future good behavior in
the sum Of $500.
WORK FOE TIE LAp1Rs,-Any lady who is
willing to assist in putting up peaches in cans for
the Sanitary CommIssion-ffuit, sngaE and csns
being already proyidcd-w1ll please cali at No. 6s
Madison street.
The meeting ofladies called 10 sew 10. the SOL
dIe1s on "Wednesday, was well attended, and Ill
the work ready was made up, In good shape ;
thanks to patriotic ladies and the inventors Of
sewing machines.
, 1863-10-02
d I r. d.
for Gale.

n Lake Forest Il. On Tuesday. Sept. 23te. ER.
TEEDE JULIA R0taITEh. aged year and dsys,
daug htsr Of Gilbert and Harriet Y. Rosslter.
, 1863-10-02

Go 70 TIE BEgT-Go 70 BRYANT & STEATTos's
CHICAGO COMMERCIAL COLLEGE, to get thorough
practical bueinesH education For circulars adj
ChicaEp, UlinoiQ.
, 1863-10-02

LEATUEK-Au kinds OF Harness, Upper mi
Sole stock In good request, and prizes rule tFm
Eitn an upward tendency. Stocks continue unusually
Ha1ness osE u .s2dttsc bones. Osk Calf. ..11Aa1 IS
do heIulocE..,, S8Cs9c French Kip oeRYy
Collar p foot.--.. 2e6sa1c tolGht ......IAal.A
B!idie p........ {aGsUc iocf...,..-....,. aS&S4.
Lint. .,,,.,.,....... 4iaE Good damaged, .5349t
Domestic Calf L 10 Slaughter 81 oak 40842,
Donestic Ejp..... 6Ss5c do hemlock. ?623ae
NAVAL STORES-hiarket very active. md
prices frfn, will an upward tendency We quote:
Tar.........,.. STA O0@l3DJ. Manila I:ope.. @16
z tch .......... l0.00@?50o Tarraa Hemp. q
Rosa Rosn Aee@StS Ss g ruFpentine.t:. sss4
OEIONS-Demaad. good. The supply Of good
qEatl.s + gery limited W quote sommon to Prime
oils Cafron otls still scarce. win an actiys DE-
mana L1xsExn oI1mTne IL 9sx stocks ars coming r.
triSes yer: drm with IN upward tendency. We note
An ptynnco upon Whale OH ". D., and Elephant Of Sc.
, 1863-10-02

TEE NEW JERUSALEM CuTRCH-The auuu.
al session Of The Illinois Association Of the New
Jerusalem. win be held in the Temple, on Adams
street, commencing at ten o'clock this {Fiday)
morning. It viii be opened by religious services,
and the annual address, by the President Of the
Association
, 1863-10-02

Gas FIXTURES, GAS FI1TunEs-The largest
md richest assortment in the city. Call and c1-
annie. j. WIH0RAvE, JR., & Co.,
seaa lot 81 Randolph street.
, 1863-10-02

5enfs: -,
ISL .}{as%gs.y; %ety's %sly S's%ssassys; ~
7ss$hH@s 7sss s:::s L 1sis ill., 1sss: sxe s
is5s 10 @i0kc .sx@ sxc lse.. sH@1o c 1ox9uHc
1855. 10 Gs1n1c 10 G414Hc -
Tie cofTesRonoiug week to this Ia 1861 and 1872, tbs
entire quotations we're rs follows:
1SG1 2 n. ls6z p y. 1861 2 D, 1862 2 n.
tst qual.s @sX @sKci E1tra % o.. sX@o {
MedIum.7 G1135 t47Xc AyeraEefA@... 74@.. C
Ordtn'y. .5H@6X 6 @8xc
Total No Cattle Tor Teek. us 5,2S
port OF the cattle market
, 1863-10-02

FNU1TS-GREgx ArrLEs are IN good demand
eurpy ct seedlings but hne fruit is getting scarce aud
aeaI. very large proportion q The ntesent receipts
IRON 10 to s6c basket. rKAEs ate In active demand
but tho supply yery EMAIL. GcAPEs-Thero is faif
spr1y and active demand. Prices rula easr being for
choice ffnt 9G9c = D. CRASDEnRIEs are In good de-
mand and rnrefnta fair We quote.
, 1863-10-02

EXCURSION TO CINCINNATI This excur-
sion comes Oft on Tuesday ne1t, October 9Th. Az
the fare is only $40 for the round trip. and the
tickets good for two weeks, the reader viii at
once perceive this ia very favorable opportunity
Tor Visiting the Queen City. For particulars Zee
advertisement in another column.
, 1863-10-02

a MISSING MAS.-A Milwaukee paper an.
nounccs that the family o: james Wilson would be
glad to hear OF his whereabouts. BE left home
suddenly On the evening Of the 9th Of August, and
has not been heard from SINCE He is about i've
fset and seven inches high, dark complexion, blue
eyes, auburn hair. He has two teeth ont on the
right side, which shows when he t1lks, and has
J.W. marked on his right arm. Information can
be sent to Mrs. james Wilson, Milwaukee, Wis.
lie Is supposed to fave come to Chicago, or gone
to Detroit.
, 1863-10-02

ILLINOIS CENTRAL LAND SAIEs.-The sales
OF land by the Illinois Central Railroad Company
this seaeon arc unusually large, and speak well
fer the rapid Improvement Of the interior Of the
6tate. On Wednesday, the Company eold 1,46o
acres on long time; 40 on canal time, and $50 for
cash. making a.s4o acres. Cp to noon yesterday,
sales had been made Of 100 acres on long time,
and 40 acres for cash-makings sioacrea. A salts
factory buEinees for the Company, as well as for
the purchasers.
, 1863-10-02

wM afterwards be placed In the rooms OF tac
Historical Society.
A GREAT EQUESTRIAN EExmDITIoS.-J.N Nil.
ton Smith, who win be remembered as the
Superintendent Of the Worlds Horse Fair in this
city In 1861. an< also Of the National Horse Snow
at Peoria recently, proposes to give grand eques
l,ian exhibition in this city sometime during the
present month, tOdobes.) Ladies' and gentle
men, boys and girle, will here have an opportu-
uity to display their equestrian skill. and to CON.
pete for the prjEes amounting In the aggregate to
about three thousand dollars. The grounds of tho
Washington Skating Park, between Madison and
Randolph street, In the West Division, have been
secured for this purpose. Every arrangement as
being made to cnsnre the complete success OF thls
three days exhibition. The classification Of pre-
anium =, and full programme Of aEIangcmenfs
viii be arnonnced in few days
BLACK ARTILLERY BR1aADK.-We most
heartily endorse the earnest and energetic efforts
being put forth by Mr.. Delaney, and John Jones,
OF this city, towards the enlistment Of volunteers
Tor the Artillery Brigade, to be composed entirely
Of colo1cd men, and trust theIr efforts will be
promptly seconded, throughout the Northwest.
al tnae1lagcnt colored men understand this mat
TEL ana what they a. race have gained, and are
10 gam ny me eucccss Of our armh. Those who
haveentefed the service, have not only not " dis
CEAced the United States uniform, or or national
tag" a. wss ut dEst predicted by the copperhcad
press but have fought ralantly, and datip euished
themselves for their bravery. BY reference to the
advertisement in this psper, it will be secn tha,
recruits receive $3.50, Of which $z5 ia payable i'm
,nedistely, and that they draw the same pay, api
.atioue a. white soldiers, besides q weekly allow
ancn In caah for tho support of their families.
1es the oolored mon Of tho Northwest com
promptly forward in response to this call, an
thereby show their just appreciation Of the bene
Atsto accrue to the colored race. For further pal
ficuls.s ca1 at the Headquarters for the West, II
f1.rl street uppc, story, Of add.ess n. T. Delany
Chicago.
, 1863-10-02

PEAcHEs.-We a1e assu1ed by dealers, that
parties who inteEd to can peaches for winter use
should Tot delay beyond THE week; that the best
peaches have already ripened, and that after the
coming week, they will be rather inferior. A good
assortment will generally be found at Hoag 4 VII
lctsts, So Randolph etreet and every kind Of cans
will be found at Me1rill's. next door west.
, 1863-10-02

AN EscArED CoSv1cr.-James Wilson, a
hardened wretch, convicted at the recent term Of
the Recorders Court for burglary and larceny, and
sentenced to the Penlteutia1y for two years, while
on the way TO Joliet, jumped from the train, and
succe cdcd in making his escape. He and another
convict had been 1uansclcd together, but by come
means he managed to release himself from his
companion aud 1eaped from the car, the train
going It the rate Of thirty mllcs an hour. Al
though halt WEE made as sooo Sc possible, and
the engine reversed, Wilson could not be found.
, 1863-10-02

O11vEr PRESBYTERIAN CHCRcu.-At a
meeting Of this congregation. On Monday, 1t was
decided to III the vacancy occasioned BY the resig-
nation Of their Pastor, Rev. ]. A. Wight, by ex-
tending call to Rev. Alfred Eddy, Of Blooming
ton, which call it Ia hoped and believed he viii &C.
cept. He 1s an able and eloquent minister, and
We shall be glad to note hts acceptance.
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