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, 1863-10-08

rhar. ,rns fa,r attendance Oh Change to-day, and
.,e sn.ra1 markets continue buoyaut and active all
kinds Of cosrss grain having advanced materially
since yesterday.
s,oonnr the recent advances Ia hetghta and the dill.
cu,ty experienced IN shipping 70 rofuaaa' opera.
t,np rexy unfaYo1ab1y. To-day *e note sa!ea of
n1v ahont 20 b5ls at 45a5&7 80 for White Winter;
ssT ~ Red Winter and $52595 10 for Spring ex1as
he what market wAs active and steady, at about
t.d.v,a nrices with sales Of about rs 900 bushels,
At Il mai 6 for No. 2Red Winter In store; II 90 fos
ne,crted Winter; 81 o3@1. .o6 Tor No. Spring $1@
os for No. Spring, and sseshc for Rejected Spring
the market cldains n1n III sA"A 1oF no. r ana
II ee1 tor No. Spring. ,..-.-... ...
rn,r ua. active aud excited, and Ve motto further
srsnc, Ia nrtces Of lHc per bushe1. with sales Of
so I'm bushels at 185f@8ac for Canal and River Mixed
aNoat. 7Ga7xc for No. Corn ID store; 7sh97sc for
No. corn, and 7sH@1sc for he'eeted-the
msrket closing very firm at 3Kc for No. !, and 7hc
for No. Corn In store.
oa,s ac,,n advanced &c Der bushel under an actlve
shnnfnr and speculative Inquiry, and the MARKET Was
air BRISK about 1so t0 bushels having changed
h,nds at 57K@5sHc for No. !, and SIC for No. IN
atora-thc market closing very 1rm 1T 81@5aHc for
MOL.
Rye was excited and prices ran up s96e busnel
over yesterdays quotsttons-with sales OF soout -"
bushe1s ut B7k@ec for No. Rye In store. and saSc
! Tor No. Rye.
Barley was also In better demand, and we note an
ADVANCE Of &c p bushel-with sales Of about 8o.oo
BUSHELS at 4115 for No. !; sloeS1 10 for NO. anu
| g2c for Rejected in store.
HI.hg,nee advanced K91c p gallon and closed htnn
wit. sales Of about 400 prs At
/ at the outside figure.
The Salt market continues firm, and casgoes Of Do
nestle are held for Advances but The agencies are
su selling ut S27o Foreign Salt advsnced Sc = sack
with sales OF about 900 SKIS g. L. At = 2sHc.
Seeds are quiet At e 2e@23 for Timothy, and s2d
O. 70 for Flax The market for the 1ater IS decidedly
| lover. .......
Freights today were firm with engagements at 54&
for heat 10 Buffalo, and 1okc for whest to 0swego
In Beef Cstt1e thers has baen taiE dsnaod for mo
dtum grades, and the quotations Of geAtefday hsv'
hkea fuly sustained Tho number ct tata1 during tn
dsy amounts 10 1879 head, At pEicas ranging iron
47ec@s 12K, In Hogs the market has been1ess buoy
mt, and owing tho large quantity Of Light and III
nd hogr, foE which there u no demand. prices hav
declined 1na1ec The entered salea during tho d..
sou1t to 6.1sS hogs. ut prices ranging from q 2G
| SIS.
Flour md Grain in Store in Chicago.
The following table, postt On Change to-day. show
the amount Of Flour and Grain In store in this cit
on Saturday. sd inst compared with the anount i
store week ago. and On the corresponding dsta
! Hf0
, 1863-10-08

us stat6; y S9< 70 cor e1tzs rouaa hset Ohio; &S
470 iox t'aze praAds. eIsslDg qatss with - basSs
at fhe outxde osIre. -.,,.
WasKY- Ae1ive and decidedly trn1et. 1t sf45sAc
9KAN-WbAat leas sCuTe H 1t lo8NH !A3tM
for CID CtscAEe 4prlt {; u TX fot nav Do q E3i3
Tor old Milwaukee nb E=7a1 81 tor old 1tat.x eoo
demand 1t 10 21bisrer s3@95ic torshpelag mixed
veefefD no1s: 96kG93c do L. II 10 for weSsfA
sriiox ia ssa1e III. stacy u lett Tor veste.n
dsocx111s- cones ofGer. E.sats = moment @ dstax
Euxsr kte1dy At 1&tc 10 New Drcant. II 4AttS tor
knscAvaoo snd ltes1shc foe Havana Hoisasns qoist
nj rpmin1t9 nrtt kr ztu- fttrrisc Il thAds nfuts
dni sna u aoged RAco1 sides dan aad aou1aal
xnthapged Lard osencd quiet Rad e.oied sse.aS es
, 1863-10-08
nj ARIN N Il N IL w
PORT OF CH7uA 60.

AkIsfVED. ,OCfot8fs
stmr Sea Bird. TAbst, Two fuEeFs. sunifle5.
Prop IsT6sf Robins. St Joseph. loo i; I: ties so
Prop s Gaey Frsat,,p. nlnc1iey St Joseph. ,.aoo
Prop oftsss, 81 Warren. Grand Haven. lumber, 1ss
6neat nsks,s Eg.ls Ssso isRa5ss a o.,. .
BsFf BE- sssea lis ssaneo. 10 iun
Brig Ssisef ssa ki;. i Buffalo, 100 N lumber $50 ton'
scnr sGni whitman. Weea. E.ie. 81 tons so., s
sssF sssF nasai Wa'stoo osoaso lumber, 80
schr !a!aeow. Fletcher, Bay ci'5' 10 n lon0er 100
schr Ghpper City, 1neersoi'. Port Washington, 10
e sss ~
ms1s ss 8
s5s sehF Wesfser st. Joseph wood
gtnrs Sc. g.r, rss:!: stE7sk S5a h2s:. :ssSs:s
$$ Ssss 81
a9 o egi's 4 i : ss sssst ss oats.
sesF sesF easen' Tsf bsasio. bu barley
schr ss eepetases. Butngten Buffalo bu wheat
9sssS5 sS;1' Ss1ssS e eu wheat.
ILLINOIS AND MICHIGAN CANAL
tspecial Dispatch to the Chicago Tribuna.l
| CLEARED.
| r Northrnp, Prison.,
$s:;:;sss s$sssS s:;$$s slE;s :s
| LsSafe. -, s. 80 lumber, q, ,ooo lath.
Preston, Morris.
| ARRIVED.
| Lady Franklin, Athens.
| " Gurnee. Athena.
| AdYanf Q, Athens.
! S Gale, Atrens- ..> -
| imperio ,Lockport, $3.50 bu corn. .
MoFTis ottawa 87 bush corn, $500 bush oats, eos b
l harley.
II Gaylord Lockports 1000 hu oats. 900 ba barley
| Et~A LaSalle, $500 bu cora.
i 1lneida. Ottawa, 500 bn corr
Vessels Passed Detroit.
fEpectal Dspatch to tho Chicago TrtbeneI
| DKrRor, Uct. I, 1858.
ur-rropa Merchant, Adrlatic: schF- czar:
Dowy-Basks Newman, Orpheus, Milwaukee. Lion
brfes Williams, Emperor; schrs. Taseo. 3unuesots
| Mort Palmetto City, S4uan, Nicaragua, sailor BOZ
| conrer NeInDfs
, 1863-10-08

Home, Wednesday, Oct. 7tb:
John Raj, 7th Mich: battery; c; shslSa.sss sth
tilleiy; D. Foster, seth nj; 3, N: Campbell, 3ed
Wis;P. Gamer, Goth III: g. Z. Ramsden. asth
Wis; r. G. Merrill, 18th Wis; 8. B; Keyee, 1314
King, sM Wis; b. Z. Jones, 18th Wis; g. Y.
Crane. A Ioxa caEalv;J. Welch, nth ; Wis; +
1itl Wiz: u. ". Hunt, 18th Wis; J. H. McPetsre,
1et MINI, battery; b. 8. Carpenter, 9Th Mo; J.
Jacobeon 6sth 1nd: 4. J. B1aJton, 4th H. cavalry;
man, C,lat Vt art +. h. Conner, B, a0th III; VIM
Tebeax, E, 1s'1h III D. Barrett, G, 11th II; ".
Eturgee, B, 5th Min.
, 1863-10-08


TSpH1oH t5nnna -Ths risa In kold and tae kselty
OF Ss1irsp1e st a. hs1s siinussed tae demand aad
she ,wro,seF. 1hose eso coaaastad % III. q dld
m.itnS VII ;sess & til = si.iate: 6as q hs7e
ependid Sus!nesi md sie cangratuistlax thaselTe!
i.1e,sD e ID Is os = san soT ANY aad -
ssts uo,es tie eoostsnt Tiss IL eooas sdonia msk1
l. nnst ~ -smsnnhsr.d that the sucttonen. afVaya
Hres nsst IL e1s1se. p3Nen poods sre Ycr4 n II II
M - = ntcss 1rs1 thH1 ,ks suction. fSrrea the
gnean nnoH ~ 1Is ~ bett.T nrct thsn coui1 bs
ntni1ed hy fE nir1onsf cnncestinns ALd vsen Ynnd1
IT, go49s ~ tsasce asd zsi h fsp
rice thao he Importer would hare hc fAea 10 ask at
private sa3e.
BOSTON DRY GOODS MARhET.
fFrnm the Commercial RnI1.ru 0ct ~
., -.
Ifa1e conttnuea remarkably good for the season.
Goth rem nfst aha second hands: and the fact that
Eahsaft3ons R4Te oeen Mosty on Small scae. ensur-
inE quick returns and frequent operations, has mate.
I1aly teno Gu 70 protsHct The fa1l business.
The most prominent feature of the market ts the
speculative Eneh has sprnng uo at the heels
ol INC Eo!a Sfciement. and which embraces not
nerelT domestic cotsons anu imported fabrics, but to
eonateIsoig e!ten5 me seasonahtc descriptions Of
, 1863-10-08

F1oUR-steady. and In fsir denaaoa
rroTed ngures, bnt closed quiet st n A13 for No
CbieeZo spring 41,l3 for No MlwAnkee cao' S!lo
fnr NJ eo ii 2aaI a5 for red winter Neatesn Coru
in eooa demand and tlrner 1t sa99oHc. mostly Sc.
oats nz1ueT At &C.
WH1>KY.-ut1d at Sc.
f>9EIaHfs-SteAcJ.
, 1863-10-08
New York Stock and Money Market Oct.
ErnSxa-Hasdly 80 fr1n and close heayI.

GoTkREMKHT s1oCKav
T. g. e. g. cos. .lts31c8X q. g. ~ Ger. .....19h
U. s. q 49, 10.
MoxxY-~Actve At Coz. "
Sterling Exchange eaSfef and quiet af 16t@15lH.
GoId--Nithout decided change: opening at 43A. ad-
yAncIng to ~, and closing quiet At 46A.
EoVt{nment ftocE8 very firm.
Exports OF specie to-day $21!a az.
, 1863-10-08

4 1, IL Aat$ $6n ~ SAaAI l
,,,a v..+.,s.- &C.. -+,xs -.. ..,ss -
49, :ta,,t -, -..t .1.a. ,,.1..,- -. psa.t
49, ". y - - 49,, "'1 ~%'>'> y >0s
~ ~, ea,,a-s.. r,s...,. o ..
~. ~ +rs,,,. 100 :.
heeier NJ % = Afw.te, NJ u,of; A. NJ: WI
lrs ]. b. 6medley, Mrs. +. b. scayey. Mes. o..
ood, Ats. N. Chaplin. and MIS-. S. r. Ball.
The President stated that this WAS specia,
1eeting to consider the caims Of lady at OF rsar
,yanstou, to the benefits Of this institution. He
aid that It vas expected that Mn. Tiffany.
hrnuph whose influence the meetinr hsd been
:slled. vou]d BE- present to u,ee the claims Of
he lady tn their charity.
Mra. colbv sa,d tbat ebe bad ern.cted that Mn.
rqasnv von,a he n,e.ent hnt tbst .he ,,.. nr7,.
b,h,v ,,,erented hv tho 1,c,enenrv of the weather
~ .o,,e tthrr good rr.ao Al abr vas not pre-
uort .b. ,von1a .sste that Mrs. Ttaanv-unon
vhose nendat,on she for one felt willing to
80 ~ h.a to,d h., tb.t she wasn rev wor1hv
~aa.n ~ Amerfcan. apd ttat abe ,vas orer nffv
..~.of.oe
co,,o .ne .eted Whist uere her circumstances
~ rhv .he neeaaa t.e charities nj tha Homa,
~ tb;s cn.et3on Mr. cothv rrr;,,sd int ~.
J. to-,,s,1- 1os,, . +,ova+,.e. ~ - ~ ,,..,
lyoent .nfah,e and n1e.eant xrnn.n INIT ttst al.
- \ vere,rad a., tr,nr~ th.+ df.non,ad b.r -.,-
rnch th.t bar Jaw 20. very h, nv dI.aon,ed M
ons ~ her rye. w.s mt s.d iooted h,d1v md
ov,n,, ~ hsr aafo-,n,tr u va. ,,n,,,a..,nt Nv
~ t.-ahn. T., ths;~ f,,;,,a. ". =, ~.
t1... ~. ..,,a .,,o..s. L..,.,r - .--,
rot.s, ~ e' 0Ae ~'1-4 o1e'1NN1 -s19s1 'sAt s''.
1tvrr, aneoe.tad that F,,n.ton ,ras mt within
the limits Of Chicago, and that the benefits Of the
institution were designed for residents OF Chi
capo, Aftera little informal talk, In which It was
stated that although Evanston wss not within the
city limits, that It was Represented on the
Board, &C., DC.
Mrs. Dr. Eyarts moved that the Lady b. admitted
foz three months as boardcr. Carried.
Mrs.. Colby moved that the price Of board during
the three months be fixed at IS 80 per week. aud
If at the expiration Of the three months she BE-
came an inmste, 1t be two dollars per week dastne
fhe time Carried
, 1863-10-08

e~F Z. R,pby, 80 Randolph etreet, IL setting
psner AapRtprs and Window Shades Ut New York
nriccs: Al boiesale and retail. The trade supplied
on The most liberal te1ms. eez4aT
, 1863-10-08

FHUITS-GREEs bPP1Es oftae i:te vssetiss 70
f Fr,ess rsls tosfa6i7 afn = q :oa15 RsE barrel
rfIs We qto'e LonlkAllJ. .hcre be,nE sea.cs:y any
Il 1ss market or1So1e e ,, ~ s r. god J. :s. ds.
1Ibo receipts ne rsthsr 1s5Ess md N
sotd eenhia. We a1ose q iooaai? e ter
Pef GaArFs ars IN goo1 supply, and the fsnt in ex-
ts!ent quality There az aefiy1 d geana
>. sayapse Of n;S pr 5 essks; .Sa 91 y
q ffai 20. CnAxnERErEs arc In good demand. The
fcreipis aIe however limited and Irregular PRICES
msnd active ana plices rule INN. Heagote;
, 1863-10-08

old stock1 are nearly e1nAoss7a ~ W. nnVerIs
II, ssaaon R1srH111s. BLAekaxs1sI1]5 ] .nd Ga e.
IS bas e 81 S11ss
u ths market of fae id stocks. and now are not 10
En- SsSs e S;fSs:s fss;ss: Bsss:::: =: s
S.Ss:af:ysS, i, i. 90 Il
An osas. = e. - rs IS
p,'ea ae j
q M1GWfsETls e1sa = I'D H:!s
Il MtDKs-Maske. active and Green Hides arc Ia
better supply. Prices rule t5zn We qaote II ask
pzy sa1ted. arg
Green Sailed. sE
Green country. pf1ee
9I999f 9n0Ps-in coed demand and arm sales were as
Tsy 1caxs ssssna san
nhleh is In better supply saa somewhat easaes. W.
as:f: - ssa s:S:;ss
B&fs BS&sssf &c.: sss|sss:: 1855
PoSese eslli 1ossf;6 is%oness ? aez ss@ sSs
Bs@es.6S Bs@e: 81 k1el1 esu. u.:1soSf sS s Il :" sa@
Frsncn Rip neaYy.
ssys srt 81 re- 5ses'pt, pI1ise, sSs
Cargo sehI senoTa, from Menominee. Rt1by Caspen.
it, fa5 Esssf ssa ss's
f;esE sisss: go y sas f4
essD9a5 gs;sg d5 G1sss' ...:.. ...:::::. AooS9!ss
f9so H. 81 selecs Boards 36ssa d
Common Boards. Acknowledgement. y. 0esf7oo
Common Boa1dA g1eeu.................. 16oo9.-...
Gull Boards
Ess SHi*si ftiisSiiS5: @
Common Flooring: sougn-. 1aaMNsS 1ase y
d sesoad Common is@g;
5s:Es$ ss
SsEss sEsa SsisSs: "a ia IS
FesSs, e Ss' .
H. III s.: sS;s ssTs
= sSlsSai6 sa''' a1$
Ros:n:: 4o@o9@tsse @ Tu1peatne.... s.lastoo
rns4 asassd : ter ~
Ne:eaanosfsR sss ss@sas
Common to prime 9A921c
s.. !s.ssS: saT common IL; ;9a ou sooi mica
FMSxIsi2Ns a{gss roak-9u,ss eus nsm 4
| BULK MEArs-None oHefiae. LAHD-Nominal At ID
sxT.EDoxzsr1o-T market Is very hEm With
@
; sssSstsa e e. se & S1asa
bS Sss;ss4 Ssss,gs gs Eses
| Coarse: I. 20.
. Gr9nnd 9r9 soIaI: ~
FoR91oH-G sacx of21o s;SsSs; SsSsi, 4
, 1863-10-08

Ga 10 rHx BxsT-<3o 10 BRxAAf q s1aAf1oNs
CHIcAeo Conx1aMAI. CoI!.KaE, 2 get 4t4otoukn
dress {erelosins stsmpsl B1TAHr q 6fxA1foas
Chicago, Illinois.
, 1863-10-08

Gas F1xTUREs, Gas F1xTuREs,-The 1A5gest
and richest assortment in the city. Call snd ex-
Am5re- j. WHnnAvEs 3R+ Co.,
oc3 ibt 81 Randolph street.
, 1863-10-08

~ Nervous Diseases and Physical Debility,
arising from SPECIFIC canses, in both sexes-new
md reliable treatment, in reports Of The Howard
Associatcp-sent n sealed lette. envelope tEse OF
a1d Association, No. South Ninth street Pills
delptI1. Pa au2l-tm
, 1863-10-08

WASHINGTON SKATING PARK-At 3 meet
ing of the stockholders Of the Washington Park
Aseociation held last night, the following officers
were chosen:
p.B. Staaet, President.
R. Hatch, Vice President.
A. Cowlee, Secretary and Treasurer.
The following named gentlemen were chosen as
directions.
ST. Rayee, John c. Haines, D. B. staats, G.
DeClescq, II. D. Buchanan, R. Hatch. L. Cowles
1t Vas decided to enlarge the buildings and in
prose the grounds. and to spare no patns TO make
tie Park the great centre Of attraction the COM
Inn winter.
, 1863-10-08
C0MMERClALzs

wxnxxspAr EyKHua. Oct. I. f3ss.
The following table shows the receipts and ahip'
z,e.ts du.tug 40 past tweusJ-foor hoars:
vrov1trn FOE 1.AsT TwksTY.1oUR HOURS.
, 1863-10-08

FATAL AccIpExr.-Mr. K. 7. Barnard, a
workman in the Chicago DIeti1lezy, on North are
nue., clipped and fell into the hy-wheel, on Tnes-
day. and was killed Immediately. Coroner
Schmidt held an inquest yesterday ssmo orning-ret-
dict accidental DEATH
, 1863-10-08
Review ofthe Boston Flour Market.


The hS apxsra M tssasasy Ee a5d n ri @aSsSs:
Il: stsss!
tes1hs rates il New YORK have esssd
present. Tho recsipts air but not more thsn sum
IT. Ts e S5s
apon the market except some ol1 lots upon Which,
e. Ss .
rna Fu9onen adssces are agsn to tne
dry and hsrve.tpE operatlots sId prof hvoE.
snS I'll Ws
AsS,stp ard etst!19 npaqh ~ sae aud
Tte folloNf.g arc ,ho quotations current IN this
Testsrn tup:.nne ct s5sS@6.e 60; eemmen a. sxTs.
oia i s: q ss!eas s5os; e g s5oas g . ~ sfA
Baltimore Coffee n1nrket-0ct. ..
s,4ietea esaes e ioti TX ron seend 6e
some g primo
s5E@sH The market closes stronger. and we ivance
~ & N R &
Cincinnati Market.
Especial Dispatch to tho Chicago Tribunal
CEc1SHATr, Oct Z.
PROVISIONS Holders were frm at the advance
asked yesterday for pork and ard hut The decline ID
gold took away tho buoyancy Of the market. and II
vas accordingly very quiet to-day, and nothing Won1
Of note trsnsplfed. .......
WB1skY-Ps1ces farther advanced He. With sales O.
| 500 brls At ssaNxc- the later Este foE wagon
! New York Market.
| new Xo.E October 7. 1885,
rcr-,.~Y.s, .rttve suo scetcetY - nFm. II Ss4H,
, 1863-10-08

II MlUDL1NA5-lo &oo7 AAe a4lUoau6e ~ $-+.av
" Ws!HfiEAT--Receired. 12a.sss bu: shipped ss noa
WaE1T--Ho 69 -. hed IL s:ofo st slos SOD 6u do
S os g 81 1h .sa1s e 4 sFs!Ss
Is ad ( s ts5s C o5 @oSa 6 i ss9 & i Ssi
1900 ou a. q 8 os; 9s9o b ~ ~ spE1a5 q =. 4
S s s. e e 81 ss
II ssass 8: Mhe, 71eo 81 aoa :, So: ~
eesSNS.Sss:ivss % = s.: sSIPssa. ,si$sS s. $;
cas4I s. Mxe aoss It 81
sn S bp s Gana la ~ S1sa Sn ~ a9at u e S:
ga ga Z eS 81 9n ID oe s.ese
@ q &; Ns'e q gss e e g. e so e Z
Il = " g i $Ss $ ss & { q
% g g sssiea eefa e Z e g.
s Sas1I Sa S}sippsam q m + Is So II b.
y s. & $ :; u SC Sc sssss
Ssaa sss Il astEs: s5sss ss s9 Tic
soes p !: e a. It Isl M ss g e & 00 No.
sa@rs 1sasks & 9os 8 rs It sss
~ st;. 5s5iS 4 i sfsSS S i +
Bs sample as bags 1t slIs del
Appropriateness 2eper gallon-closlne 4.
'AsaEs-1o brls rotashes at SIC. Babbltts Pure
- BITTEH@1he iii M market is netive and firm, under
6 % emand BY shippers. We quote: .o,no.
Prime snpping to 4. klnt.
Eomnon to fsir Do s@7t
eS.eg Toeay ;hG iaes were ii ifiins good at isSs
1rkins DO II ise; SO nskins rom s:cond hands fo1
dfTsEsXK .a!s xssa .eve but boil
g for goSa soaRa Z sa{ss "
s i: 49, s1 viii
StsrSr SS H2kc
, 1863-10-08

RECRUITING TOR TIE e91a 1LL.-CoLo*E1
HorcuK1ss.-Co]. G. r. Hotchkiss, of the 89th 1li-
no,e Railroad>Ees'ment. who haa been detailed On
recruiting services by Gen. Rosecrans, and who
opened hfs1ccruiting otloe IN this city In August
bss been remarkably successful thus LII: He ass s
recruited and sent forward to his regiment zoo
men up ia date. .-.-
col Hotehk4ss offers boanttes foF seesults- ,1a
$500 for new recruits md s4oo iof reennstang
veterans. These are tempting honeenenls' anu
the colonea WILL oounuees soon seense @ .ne aee,.
tional zoo men ne requires. Ine as1a u ooe o.
.ue - oes' '4, .s1"e- -. ~. ~ as...a ~, Hotch.
, 1863-10-08

OPENING DAr.-Mrs. Cary will exhibit her Fan
etylts OF BATS ard rich Millinery. on Thursday and
Friday, Oct. sh and 9Th, at 90 Lake street, oppo-
see fremont House. 1t
, 1863-10-08
Boarding..

DOARDING-Board it a private
,su!ly far gentlemen and wtfe. With p!sasant
roorue. Il is 8cusa Aatsted street, ces haoo-As
DOARDING.-A ftw desirable
ID roona TO .et. x1,h board Ut 81 Wsshinktou st. A
nnreber Of daY hoasdess ean also oe aecennooa@ea-
ee74 sli3t -
, 1863-10-08

old stocks are nearly exhausted. AI1osDs Eein ~
ise demand and prices 1E aaa sea aa& IVA
1i1s are bat t1s demand rarT sg
il fhn Brket of na old stocks, and 0eN o@o EVE w
, 1863-10-08
THE CITY.

PERsoxK1--Mrs. DR.. Turner, arrived IN
; this city last evening" from her Abors among the
nick and wounded soldiers on the Mississippi.
She LETT New Orleans fourteen daye ago.
, 1863-10-08
New York Market.
NEW Xp.E. OCfon


co1rok-Less active saa seszcesy - nfm. a1S'eS3o
u m ~ tts sctiTe snd &c 1ow3. $6S95 Is 10y ex-
, 1863-10-08

THIRD WARD No11cE.-The members Of
Tho Union League Of the Third Ward are requested
to meet 1t the New Hall, GIL State street, this
CThursdsy3 evening At " o'clock, for imprtant
bnsineeb,
, 1863-10-08

INfE8 4U.F
CAotz r sack Of 80 MS .......... s53.-..
To-day the sales were: 900 elIs new Ground Alum
nuat II 9225; 800 sks new Ground Alum u storeat
f225 nee OF storage till Oct IT; 800 sks new Ground
ANEEDs4TIxoITY-D light aud market
QUIET Eaes; Ito sks prime at e Is; 1863 sks at $2o.
Fax 50 hlshtls primo at 20: q. 81 and bags do,
sYEIjFS- Market very active and firm, tending
, 1863-10-08

A8oLDER's Am SOCIETY II JEFFERSON
%n1Is-Iherc win be meeting OF the citizens Of
Jenc9souville At the towu house tomorrow even
Ing 1t Z o'clock, to organize Soldiers Aid So
ciety. Ladies' especially are invited. Mrs. Liver
more win bo present and asslst.
, 1863-10-08
fonln.

TOUN D. On the crossing Of
l. Clark and Late stseetA Pocket Book, Contain
tnR kuu OF tuonaY4 Tho can h&Te 1t BY prQY-
os p opefty paving for tnA e1tisenont Il The
Bss linx HoEan of G. CoQrRd KtQ. II Clark Sttesk
lr.sI c0i.1t
, 1863-10-08

light and cons1deranly smaller than the demand Prices
rule nIm, With an upward 'en:ency SAFES Io.aay ::
ter Mills Eaisea Mrun s5 oo iees = sis ~ sasEo
Ipes, 10 GO Il et II s1S0d. The following are the
, 1863-10-08

STATE OF 11LIKo1B, AuprToB's OFFICE.
l. Jesse 4 Dubious, Auditor Of Public Accounts Of
the State Of Illinois, do hereby certify that the oreRo
fpg correct statement Of The securities and crcu.
lafldn OF the Banks OF the State Of Illinois, as the
same arrears From the books tn my office:
, 1863-10-08

stBu1ToK, BuTroS-WuERE IS THE Bur
ToKs-Somebody LETT upon our table the au.
uounoemeut made yesterday that " B. n. Buttou.
foreman Of the Government printing ONCE at
Vicksburg, would leave 1sst evening. and takelet-
tess to aoy Of the regiments At Vicksburg" Sew
e1al persons called ii the Office yesterday, to know
where to md MI. Button: some left letters, which
he did not get, as We know nothing further Of his
whereabouts.
, 1863-10-08

ETEW--L.Es FIsu a-s ii moderate do nand: Be.
.ip1s 1erv limited Conx1sa = L. gooo de3 asd aad
~ ints Ne srhjI aid mA.ket tolefsbly aeeTe aad
m P7cKIEp HERR1Kos are scarce and In goodds
, 1863-10-08

PEnsoxn.-Bs3g. Gen. orne, big. Gen
pawson, Q. s. A.; Col. c. ,. Logan. Col. T. A.
Starring, Col g. ". Gsahan, Capt. j. Bradley,
Capt c. Z. Dlekey, Of Gen. Grants staff; Col. ).
c. speed, New York; Hon N. o. J. Smith, Maine
Hon. VIM. Kellogg and family, Illinois; Hon n
r. Dixon, Rhode leland, are stopping At the Tze
s,oe.t Eonnn
, 1863-10-08

LARCRSy.-WiIliam Hemingway, whom We
mentioned day Or two since, a. arrested under
the charge Of having stolen ninety dollars from
Elizabeth Gallagher, q servant GIRL Was te-exana-
tncd yesterday. In the Interim, a. We are INFORM
3D. he had confessed the theft and surrendered the
mouey. ue wss bound Over In the sum OF i've
hundred dollars.
, 1863-10-08

TIE UxIoS CLuB.-We are informed that
the Onion Club will begin new series Of meet
4nEs On Saturday evening, a their rooms in DICE
1ys building. corner Of c1ark and Dearborn street
Anumbet Of the best speakers Of the Stale Will
1nkke addresses on the OCCASION
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M'LURE house, WHEELING

for the purpose Of treating all diseases .. q:
character. Examination and consultation ire.
soon and judge for yourselves. Wee wish 70 30
cases Of long standing. We will give our honest q
ion In every case, and will not take any money
patients without there IL good prospcc, Of ls:'
them to health.
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DYSPEPSIA AND LIVER DISEAl

Do you rise with coated tongue morning. VI
taste In the mouth and poor appetite for hrclLii
do you feel when you fir St get up so Eesk and aEg
you can scarcely get about DO you Ls5Oa MT
In the head at times, and often a dullhaA VT =
ache occasionally Arc your bowels costlye an y
ular and appetite chAngeablel DO you r.i Z 4
from the stomach and do you bloat up often
feol fullness after eating, and goneness ".
stomach Is empty! Do you have heartburn ~
ally! DO you feol low spirited and look on T.
SIDE OF things! Are you not unusually bg
times! DO you not become restless and often III
midnight before you can 60 TO sleepl and then
don't you feel dull and sleepy most Of the IL
your slin dry and scalyi also sallovl In shor,
your Inc burden full Of forebodingsl Now, rs
the symptoms generally present, but not sS,J |
them, and there are Thousands who are sulignL, |
from them, and we pledge ourselves in from Il
nvs prescriptions, TO drive them all away AZ.
pietsiy cure the patient, changing their whole :.
and mental nature, and thus make life bles-
stead o. q burden. We AJAX those who have trs
tired and discouraged, to give US one fair trial .
candidly can do just what is above set forth. II
descriptions, and We can in that time satisfy u
inrsdulous. We cali special attention 10 our i
Invaluable treatment in the above diseases.
al things"
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LIVE STOCK.

Drovcrs and Farmers will find this the most advan-
tageous route for Live Stock. Capacious Yards well
watered and supplied with every convenience, have
been opened this line and its connections and every
attention is paid to their wants. From Harrisburg
where will be found every convenience for feeding and
resting, choice is offered Of the Philadelphia New
York and Baltimore Market This will also be found
the shortest quickest and most direct route for Stock to
New York-Jvla allentown and with fewer changes
than any other.
ENoCH LEWIS, Gent Superintendent, Altoona,
Pa.
L. L. HOUPT, Gen'l Ticket Agent, Philadelphia
II. H. HOUSTON, Gen'l Freight Agent, Phila
delphia' auel:ts
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Baltimore & Ohio r. r.

MMM 30 ss,g
OsYIOn BAIT 4 ONO RAILROAD Co.. }
Wheeling Station, Augs, 1863.
ON and after Monday night, the 10th of ADJUST.
~ the assenger trains will be run by the fol-
lowing schedules:
EXPRESS TRAIN
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DRS. WORKMAN g. SHANNl

MOULD inform their friends In Virginia,
w Pennsylvania, and the public generally iAr
are now at the