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, 1863-12-15


Editors Chicago Tribune:
DEAR S1Rs: For the benefit Of those who
hare friends in the 18th regiment Illinois
volunteer infantry, send you q correct list
Of the Killed, wounded and missing, during
the late battles Of Lookout Mountain. Mis-
sion Ridge, ind Ringgold Gap:
Lieut.. Colonel Partridge, wounded, left hand
s'i6a &aior Bushnell, killed.
COMPANY A.-AaEtin Blame, wounded in leg,
severely.
.toxfAsrr, c.-,Lieut. J.. Joslyn. wounded in
shoulder, slightly; Corp J. A. Nccollo1n, In tide:
f7,nce Sis; {ohn ptis'ma9 IN high ssrloasy
head, eghy; IN iaes si siieSiiy y
.Cozrisr D.-caPt. J. n; De:tdslcy, IN arm and
s bs sh Ssna 9assps c5e,
eosF4SFr .S E7se3gt: =, m Skinner, breast severe.
Gozpl; (. a. Sheridan, am and breast, severely;
B1ookins, in face slightly; 4. ". Noe, both. legs
Gore, iett foot slightly; Thos. Cooper, shonidef
GoxP1s4 F.-H. Smith, killed; chas. D. Peek.
G. s. Courtright, wounded IN both legs severely;
D. 4. Barnee, wounded IN right hand side severe
y; 2. 2: Holm, wounded In LEFT arm slightly;
/
D. r. Bradley, wounded in face alight1y; ;@Han'
| coxPAxT G.-corpIH. s. Smith, wounded in
| hand, slightly; Corp1 Eibock, do head eIfchtIy:
Licnt. Jackson, do head, slightly; Addison jack
eon, do hetd, since died !; A. II. French, do sida
severely; Thaddeus Graves, do leg, elIshtly; ",
Steers. do arm severely; ?. Fonsonby, arm,
slightly Jsnlde1, do head slightly; P1ivate Saw
| nge, mlseinE:
r'sh. hip, severely A. West, DO neck. slightly:
CoAr4Ny 1.-Capt, ]. g. Everest, wonuded In
ankle severely: Lieut.. Cunifc, misslns; Sergeant
Lynch, do thigh slightly; Corp. N. Woods, do foot
do; J. Lockner, do thigh, (since diedG ]. r Hay.
wood, do knee slightly; Geo. Hampson, do leg do:
c. purke], do hand Go: y. Gaffhey, do hand do.
CoNFAST K.-capt. blanchard, wounded scyere-
II: Sergt. z Page, wounded In arm slightly: P.
Riley, Killed 6ergt. Il. ketchum, wounded In
shoulder severely Corp. G. Dcekman. wounded In
tight srm s aseseIeIy; E. Boles, wounded In wrist
Eolley, wounded IN arm slightly; ". Bo1lanan,
wounded IN leg slightly; Ro6t. Suddocl,; wound.
ed IN forehead, slightly. =.
Total killed, s; wounded, 50; Missing, 2; ae-
gregatc, G3;
1would say for the comfort of their friends,
that the wounded hare every attention md
care that it ia possible to bcstow upon them.
The wounded will probably be moved from
Chattanooga to Bridgeport In q few days
General Osterhaus has personally Inter-
eetcd himself in directing nfrairs for their
removal, md will cndeavor 10 llare them
while in the field hospital, placed near their
regiments to receive the care Of their friends
4 T. NEEnuAN.
Chaplain 18th Ill Vol Inff'v
, 1863-12-15

Maine Is eeti:nated to have raised the past
season ,655, ll3 bushels Of corn, 405, 425 bush
els Of b9ckwheat, C,GeS 34S bushels Of pota-
toee, and 1900 lbs- of tohacco.
Tho total expenses OF the common schools
In Vermont in 1SG; were s37G,00O Popu!a-
tion, BE, ,7a6.
- Mnny families In New York arc breaking
up housekeeping and going to boarding.
Cause, tie high price Of almost everything.
The recent EpiscopaD Church Congress
in England unanimo mously condemned the new
system III parish churches.
A coal operator at Carbon, Pa, has sold
his lease on some coal lands for S7O0, 200, A
few years ago the same man was bankrupt
Fifteen thousand persons died In LON
don Inst year, out Of lis population Of two
and half millions, for the want Of ordinary
scmc water the people Of London drink but
little:
The prize steamship Jupiter, captured
while trying to run the blockade into Viii
Io1ngton, was sold on "Wednesday last, at
Ihiladelphia, The vessel ie 184 feet in length,
q carrying capacity Of 108 tons. She was
built In Glasgow, and is plated with iron.
She was sold for sao, 900.
- The Freshmen of Yale had q meeting.
tic other night, and seYcnty-four signed q
pledge to abstain from Intoxicating drinks
during tle1r college, course J.
= The amount Of wheat sown in Southern
Indiana this fall was unusually large, and
from present appearances there Is a prospect
of heavy crop next harvest.
= It is announced that on sunduy, the 9Th
inst, Hou. B. Gratz Brown united himself
with the First Presbyterian Church of St.
Louis.
- No less than fifteen histories, TWENTY-FIVE
biographies, twenty-segen Biographies md
travels, thirty-eight novels, eleven poctical
works and eleven theological, are announced
as about to Issue from the British press.
- Volunteering appears to be going on in
pletion Of the quota previous to January s.
No State bounty is offered, but the towns
propose to give from $500 to $500 f3r yoluu-
tcere. In number Of towns twenty dollars
month extra pay has been voted instead Of
the bounty.
= The story that Gen. Thomas Francis
Meagher was captured by the rebels during
tomac is incorrect. He was on visit to the
remnant Of his old Irish brigade when the
advance upon the enemy was ordered. and he
went with them into the front Of danger; but
lie was not taken prisoner. He returned
with them across the Rapfdan, and is now the
guest Of Gen Corcoran at Fairfax Court
Housc.
Prof. Love, the magician who was ar
rested at Westerly the other night for; too
much lore for married woman Of Norwich.
ha6 compromised his difficulty with the Con-
necticut authorities by going for soldier.
"A cheese manufacturers convention il
called in Rome, n, 7. With cheese shilling
. pound By the load, what can they wanty
The father of Gen. Sigel died at Hlenauby
Ache1n, Grand Duchy Of Baden, on the 18th
Of August last, after IN Illness Of three days.
BE was born In Bruchsal, in the same Duchy,
in 1sSG
, 1863-12-15

lfIUIa IAe duHa1o E1pfess+ Ill.,
The following Is list Of the vessels Of all class.
- in this port a Of which, with few exceptions,
haye gone into winter quarters:
SKANns.-Balttc: International, Crescent City,
fp spp Rn y 81 M'f sa a asss
fnorE11zas.-Po.tsmou Toledo, Cuyahoga,
Marquette. City q Madison, Tonawand., Oneida,
City Of Buffalo, Fountain City, Comet, Empire
State, 0rontes, AaT Flower. Concord, E. B, Sey-
eIgreen CITY, Gacnn, Mary Stewart, Idabo, Fits
burg, Atlantic, Rocket.
Tros:-N. Brltton, Charles Nelson, Relief R. L.
tor 5. $: Neyes, e 7, 6aysnpei ] s TIgaf. Nay W. 4.
Green, J. y. Peabody, Glen 1ris, Home, J. kel-
aerhouss, Swan, r. N. Martin, Geo. Jennison, O..
BAHquz..-, Potomac, 2: 4. stanara, chenauso,
= q. Watson, City Of Chicago, st, Lawrence, Do
sidss Red Whlts and Blue, r. 3. saermsn, oneon.
P1on, city Of Budslo. b: &. winsiow, in 1mne:Icsn
Samuel Ward, Crest West No. !, Naomi, Jesse
Hoyt, Nneleus, R. ]. sanbosn, Garry Owen, Wa
Baios.-MechanIc, Cast.lia, N. N. Standard,
S'ats 9ss e e Igu1g sRsg Ames!s9 sa1oq
nseH99SaRls a., ,nks GoS a. Beod
Wm. Fiske. Buhh, Tartar, Die Vernon. Arabian,
Surprise, Almeda, Antares, Puritan. Elm City,
lsan M Eagle, +; n. Brown; Mary Booti, Aldeb4rsn,
Hamilton, Sea Bird, Senator, Zephyr, MI
tsnda, Att5ea. ;5apltet, Drsdnaught, A.
Kate Kelly, Transport. Geo. ". Holt, RainboW'
Il. A. Richmond, Lone Star, ". 0. Brown. Con-
guest, =. z. Craig, Philena Mills, Eyeline Bates
Madison, psy Spring, .tomeiy, Scotland, mps,
rial; kate Richmond, Stampede, Pauliue, Da1id
Tod, 3. F. Wsde,, Sasco, Fox, 1. c. Butts, Geo.
Cn!loush7 W. q. A1buekfe. oliver
Culver, York State, St. Paul, Idaho,
Dauntlese. Dan Marble, Harriet Ross. Sky Lark,
gwalloW Eureka Liyely cornthtan 4, MuakanTFaR IT
Wind, n. B. spanlding, Yankee Blade Amos
gheEe, Mime KiEnie, Consuello, Clyde, america,
Cubs. Maize, 8. Robinson, Storm spirit, Eliza Lo-
gan, Midnight, J. Fl. Hartzel!, Hypheu, Thornton,
Arcturua, Perseverance,, G. T. Richmond. 7. J.
Bronson. Star, RaceE, E. kanter, Columbia, G. G.
Breed, Rappahnnnock.
SLoors-Empirc-
scows.-L. 8. Goldsmith, VIM. Barclay, 1-no
name Gen Neville -
, 1863-12-15

" lille Abraham Lincoln seems FULLY bent
on wiping out the pauiarcha1 institution,
50 called, he is not obliyious Of patriarchal
practices and example where they were
clearly good and worthy Of imitation.
Abraham Lincoln wishes to save the lines
Of the seeded States from the destruction
by loyal fire and birthstone with which
they are threatened; and in his plan has
plainly followed in the footsteps Of the
older Abraham Patriarch For he claimed
that the cities Of the plain, Sodom and Go
morrah, though almost as wicked as the
secesh States, should be spared, if there
could be found within them ten righteous
souls So our good Abraham proclaims
that our sodoms Of revolt, and Gomorahs
Of treason, cur rebellious and stiA-necked
States, shall not be utterly ove1thrown and
destroyed, if go be one-tenth only Of their
people are found to be righteous souls.
Let those who mourn sore over the extin-
guishment Of the patriarchal institution Of
our sort, find comfort in witnessing how
the patriarchal example ia followed in
another.
, 1863-12-15

Flour WIS dull and 10 cents lower with sales OF 81
lined and delivered fof single cxfa, and &8oo9s Is
bs! for country double e11za- There was dull mar
ket for wheat, with few buyers at about ycsterdaye
prices sales comprising Il hr1s md $50 sEs at sl10
Isl per hu2hel for poor ial to choice: Com VAS IN
email receints and quite 1tzn with eafcs Of 900 sks
at x11s91c9 foE old; 81 T. for new: and 90 bushels
in the ear without sacks, at soc per hushel. Oats
buthel. Nothing transpistnE in bariey and RE. a
couple of considerable lots Of spring barley were
VIC heard Of 20 business IN provision and lard
Whisky opened dull at Sic, and dropped TO gat
lon with Bocs OF ~ brlB nj the and 2 brl8 at
thealter price, Hay was arner aa!es being repoEtcd
OF good and tight pressed here at 81 31 IS, and to
arrive at q Co 10 ns. There was steady demand
for white beans, with salcs Of 81 packages At Ss9
, 1863-12-15
EAST TENNESSEE.

The President is vastly delighted thai
East Tennessee is taken and possessed by
our troops, and calls upon the country to
give thanks for what he esteems 90 great an
accomplishment.
"Why don't the Government take pos
session Of East Tennessee and give relief
to those suffering loyal people I" is qucs-
ton asked hundreds Of times for two
years. The newspapers called ftantically
upon the government to push column
into thnt region; and thought it indicated
a want Of military perception and energy
that it did not Perhaps it did But so
far as the President is concerned, the cen
sure Of not seeing the point, and Of not
cndeavoring to secure ii, must not apply to
him. He saw it at the outset and got q
law through Congress for q railroad through
Kentucky to Cumberland Gap, with this
very end in view. But such was the hor-
ror Of the country Of government under
takings which involved large outlays for
such purposes, gathered from our expert
ences ofthe rotten venality and stealings in
the days Of Pierce aud Buchanan, that the
plan was clamo1ed down. But to reach
East Tennessee has never been lost
sight Of We have been more than two
years at 1t; and the reason why we have
not got it sooner, is that with the instru-
mcntalities We were using We could not.
It was what Buell., with his half earnest
heart and coppery brain was trying after.
He got once to Chattanooga, 80 that he
threw shells into the town across the river.
But Bragg was enough for such as Buell.,
and lie look his flank, and pushed him
squire back into Louisville. Rosecrans
then took hold, and Bragg found him an
other sort Of article. He worked him along
backwards, and in year got linn over the
Tennessee. Many thought he might have
done it sooner. Some say the government
was impatient, and TINT his slowness led
10 lis removal But this is certain, that if
Rosecrans is cautious, and will not move
until he is fully ready, he Aeld what he got,
and East Tennessee is ours. Chickamauga
gained it; Chattanooga secures it. We
don't think the rebels Will ever get it again.
We may well be thankful.
, 1863-12-15

Especial Cor1esF Fondenee Of Chicago Trfbune.1
WASHINGTON, Dec, II, 1868.
COMMITTEE ON WAITS And MEANS.
The craftsmanship Of this Committee, 1t is
understood, will be offered to Mr.. Washbu1ne,
of Illinois; but it is said by his most inti-
mate friends that he will decline It, prefer
ring that Of Commerce, which he held last
year.
NOTICES OF BuLsCoysCRRT1oN ACT AND
SLAVERY.
Senator Lane Of Kansas, in the Senate, md
MI. Arnold Of Illinois, in the House, have
both given notice of bills to repeal as much
Of the enrolment act as authorized the dis
charge Of person drafted, on payment of
three hundred dollars. Senator Lanes bill
also providea for increasing the pay of the
army fifty per cent.
Mr.. Arnold also gave notice Of a bill pro-
hibiting slavery in all the Territories included
in the Presidents Proclamation Of Emauci-
patton.
The three hundred dollar clause in the con
scription act, will doubtless be repealed this
session. It was q blunder originally. =
FRAUDS ON TIE GoTERE11ENT-NvEsT1
T1oN DEMANDED. :
The immense frauds On the Government
constantly coming to Light, are exciting the
attention Of members Of both parties. Mr,
Corode, Of the celebrated investigating COM
mittee, fs here, and, ! learn, preparing a bill
calling for thorough investigation Of all
presented at an carly day, and Will no doubt
be passed. The lately discovered frauds at
Alexandria in the commissary department.
have swelled to gigantic proportions, having
already, learn, reached a million. dollars.
caPtains GoJs Carey, two Captains stodaard
teImaster, have been arrested and lodged in
prison. A rigid Investigation of ali Similar
transactions, OF WhntcYef character ia Imper-
atiycly demanded.
ANOTHER GREAT ABUSE TO BE CORRECTED.
learn that another great abuse which
Congress will correct during the present ses-
sion, is the keeping In the service Of an I'M
mense number of military officers who have
no commando, and who simply draw their
pay. For instance take the district of Ponn-
sylvania: In that district, In which there is
but one brigade Of troops: lind there'nre
the following officers Mai Gen. Couch,
commanding; Mai. Gen. Cadwnllader; Mai
Gen. Sigel; Mai. Gen. Dana; Brig. Gcncrais
Fitz-Henry Warren, Whipple and Hatch. At
has SIX staff officers, Now all these persons
are drawing pay and rendering saiIhost abso-
lute1y no service for it. 1t is fair to saw that
from forty to fifty Major Generals and Briga-
dicrs of this description, will be stricken
from the army list Among them will prob
ably be Gen. Mcclellan. But his friends
threaten that he is to resign, in order TO be
put on the track for the Presidency.
AN ON DIT
It is rumorcd here that late Treasurer of
Illinois, is making immense Sums Of money
by sCeculatipE In cotton with q sort nf eYr1rf
who gaye him Euch permit, and is 1t proper
that he should have It? Has he not uide
enough out Of his Illinois office, into which
he went rs poor Us a rat, but come out as
rich as Crocsus? Zrrt
, 1863-12-15

Viz No. String at .1171 III and No.2 do at $t0
Sales up to ,. Ill. amounted 70 sio0 bu. oi which ali
but g go bn was for Immediate delvely: compasi-
week show the existence Of large speculative de-
Hnnd fhe d9fmer averaging ose5 5is ffo By daily
Prices adranced wth tie inctes ssed demand and the
MARKET On saturday vas 1he aboye Tie hlghestt and
III the evening 1900 bu No. spring sold at s111H
cash aud g l2@l.RH buyeIs option az the month. "
The following will chow the fange Of prices for the
standard GRADES q spring wheat, With the amount OF
, 1863-12-15

We were confident, at the frs. appearances
Of the Fre6idente lnessaEc, that the Presidential
Plan Of s'rcstofinc the Unipn,' was coDtsiyauca
that would catch the radicals, but lave waited,
with some curiosity. us 10 the eject Of It's auare-
mcnts upon the protested conservatives. We hive
not had 10 wait long. Tie professed conservatives
have swallowed the bait hook and al, With m less
0yidfty than the Radicals, and We behold Horace
Greeley, Ihurlow Weed. Wendell Phillips, Mont
Eome1y Blair, William L1cyd Garrison, Henry ].
all dwelling In delightful unity together around
the central attraction Of Old Abe.-Seosth Ting.
The wisdom Of the Presidents plan Of
reconstruction is thus proven By the entire
uuaniniy with which it is endorsed by all
shades Of opinion among loyal men. Cop
perhcads may howl and gnash their teeth
at the hearty support given to sold Abe's"
plan Of restoring thercrolted States to their
places in the Union, but their chagrin viii
avail nothing. The 'plan'' is going to sue
ceed The confession contained in the ex-
tract from the rebel organ is the reluctant
testimony Of malignant enemy in behalf
ofthe sagacity and judgment of the Presi-
dent The Coppcrheads fondly believed
that the great Union party would split to
pieces and founder on the rock Of "recon-
sruction," the rebel paper witlr CHASTITY
smile Of disappointment, admits that no
such prospect longer exists; that the plan
unites all the elements Of the Union party
into one harmonious organization,
, 1863-12-15

dsrs At s!@skc, Sides at 9H@aAc, shipping INNS at
149lzc. and Ecsts-cnred do at t1sH2lic 2 .. PORK
Since the Government awards no transactions have
been Eeported Stock hight and prices altogether
has been done since cur last review In this articie
A The CLOSE Ec quote prime Western Leaf At 12A@
Baltimore refined at iiKc b,
, 1863-12-15
Gen. Grant on the cornerstone of the
Rebellion.


The following ext1act of a private letter of
General Grant to the Hon. E. B. Washburne,
dntcd August IS, 1868, sets Mt rest the ques-
ton Of veraeity raised by the Herald with
Senator Wilson, who gave the substance With
out giving the exact language of it In re-
cent speech:
The people Of the North need not quarrel
over the Institution Of slavery. What Vice
President Stephens acknowledges as the cor
ner-stonc Of the Confederacy is already
knocked out Slavery Is already dead, and
cannot be resurrected. It would take
standing army to maintain s1ayery in the
South II We were to make peace to-day guar
anteeing to the South all their former consti-
tutiona1 privileges. I never was an Aboli-
tionist-not even what would be called Anti
slavcry-but try to judge fairly and honest
II, and it became patent to my mind, carly in
The rehson that ths Nora sa and South could
one nation, and that without slavery. As
anxious as i am to see pence established, /
would not, therefore, be willing to see any
settlement until this question is forever
settled.
, 1863-12-15
baltimore Provision Markct-Dec. L. l..

The Government has aot been In the market doFing
the mast week, bnt the local demand for most de-
scfiptons has tecn moderately active. Receipts q
old Meat have been extremely light. and ne ssoek
CONC forward. Bscon-salcs to the trade haYo been
very moderate but with short receipts for some t1no
tendency Of prices IL upward. Wo NOW quota shoul.
, 1863-12-15

of this war, to use his own language, he COM
menced his "tlrc in the rear'' upon our
noble armies, and he has keptit up ever
since with every power Of his soul, and every
means at his command. He hiss confessedly
done the rebel cause more efficient and valu-
able service than any paper at the South. he
has really been worth more to it than IN army
of twenty-thousand men. If the traitors who
have murdered our friends and brothers by
scores Of Thousands do not destroy the best
government on earth, 1t will be because the
ability Of the Times editor, and his associate
traitors, Is not equal to the intense malignity
which they constantly cherish in theirhcarts
As vf1lanously rebel as they have dared
to be, history will brand them as
meaner- and more despicab1o than you,
who are in some measure cxpiating your
crimes on Johnson's Island They may be
safely left to the contempt of all honest men,
and the infinite scorn with which our patri-
otic army In tho field, or again ut home ns
citizens, will hunt them to the tomb.
6. As jeff Thompson, the Mayor. Of st.
Joseph, we, and VIC have no doubt, the Board
Of Trade; ''stin have the most lively and
kindly reco1lections Of your visit to Chicago;''
but as rebel brigand, rs you were many
months before your capture. and still cling
ing to your treason. s'you are our enemy and
We are very respectfully you1s,n Ityilltake
vast del Of repentance on your nart and
faith On ours, to make any change in our rcla-
tiops hereafter. -;
=. So pleasant was the visit Of the de1era.
t,on Of the ChIcaeo Board OF Trade to az Jo-
sepa. No., ut the opening Of the Hannibal &
St. Joseph Railroad, that on theirr return, they
formed themselves into society, called the
"society Of St Joseph" Of which Geo.
E. Stanton, Esq., is the President. They are
not all gone to the war, JEFF, but without an
exception, go Lar as we know, every one of
them is thoroushly loyal and doing what he
can TO put down thls most infamous rebellion
Death 1or lte aeaaels ana unconaational snb-
mission 1of al DINERS engaged IN the rebel
lion, Is Inc motto oi al our people, except
tne 1'"'es % sul'''' '1'la '''e 't'"nous croW That
sud'1une m 4an. m :.
,.,n,, ,,a,' a,e1,o.e ~.. ~, soou 'eilo~.
sn.p " ~ r' h. as., ~ Asy u wen
ceaee )" -, p', ,," .,.,. - 80 oe orota-
49, s - a..snna =. +ha ,,fa - ~ s,s.ns na1as
49, e. Ton hors forfe1tea ~ xon- ,Is. n;sth1a VIZ
1efT. Int fhe 1oya, children of the honsata,;
ore dcfcrm,ned that the clorions ,nhcr,,anaa
hconeathed to them shall be preserved intact.
that the ensign Of onr venerable old mother
, 1863-12-15

The bEeadstuns market continues heavy. Tho only
l nGns Eheh Ee bare to report III
WheatThers Is no inaHirY. ana npices rernsln ~
he1sto1Gse fFs on ea,d views are At
at &c with storage paid willis lot OF IS bu was
held at TIC for present delivery, win &c bid.
, 1863-12-15

.B Mrs. Crissey, Of Decatur, H., whose
husband is Chaplain Of an Illinois regiment,
recently related to visitor that many years
ago her little baby, while playing In the
street, fell down and began to cry. A very
ta1l young man, who was passing with yoke
Of oxen, picked the child up, and handing
him inside the gate, said, cheerily, "Yon
will never make soldier If you CRY for that"
The little fellow at once banished his grief
The tall young man was named Abraham
Lincoln, and Mrs. Crissey introduced to the
visitor young Captain home on furlough,
as her son, who had become soldier at.
ter NIL
, 1863-12-15

Our packers buailr engaged IN killing and pa.k-
day, most Of Them light, md packers STOOD aioof.
BefS M t6e @ 1of H. a
will probably be more favorable for Killing and me
Logs Will be he1Ter, having been fed loagef
, 1863-12-15
Baltimore Coffee Mnrkct-Dec. IL.

.Philadelnt1fR Grocery Marker-Dec. IT,
Coffee scarce but firmly held, with snal s1les Of
Rio at S@Sc y. In Sugar there IL little OF nothing
doing fpt the want of stock. @e
, 1863-12-15

s!nse ths sale Of the cargo q tle brig
weekIy 5eRost 70 ssles Ct pimpHstanee hare been
barely reaches 800 bage. but the trade are well sup
Piled. Ordinary TO prime grades are quoted at s3H9
, 1863-12-15
FROM WASHINGTON,

Committee on Ways and Means-No.
tlce8 Of Bil1s-ConScFIptfon Act and
SlnyerJ-ProhIbftion On the
Eovernment-InTessI Demands
ed--Another Great Abuse to be Cor.
rected~Au on dit. =.
, 1863-12-15

T Capt. Levi sartwell, an old resident
Of Cleveland, Ohio, died a few days since,
and boqueathed his entire estate, valued at
e40, 900, to the Cleveland Orphan Asylum.
, 1863-12-15

The market Is quiet, but firm, for new clover stel
at11H@12xc Fn. Timothy seed Is dull and heayF as
The rrcepis aEe larger and The season past for
Go0o bu Of 44esls u, the latter m extreme H5u:h
fax is steady and in fair demand sales OF loo bu al
4a2O q bu Of 50 ms. ~ -
, 1863-12-15

- NAVAL STOKES|In EaIr demand and firm
VIC Qnotc:
.<12 oo@lE. % Manila Rope......1sals
Eltcn .-.s...-. 1FipGalAD aemp ea10
Rosiu-.....--.- s p Lath Yarn No L.. 1a16x
0akum ........ 7:na 80 Marline assss5
0HIONS-Acttve demand for good qualities, and
market ntm nt previous sales. We quote:
PRIME qualities 2 bu. 60alfs
Cemmo4 e Wea31n E Eon....;:.::....:..:.. on. 1.ag@l0
day has 70 gteat e5tsnt su9sided but the market
white Oil at Sc; 100 brs "Excels!ot do for delivery
on Jan. H. at 5Gc. We quote the market in iobhers'
lots as follows:
port The market steady at ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
0IL3+LtNEKEp Oil In fair demand and verY uDf-
ted supply. Prices very h..n with IN upward tenden
, 1863-12-15

B The New Hampshire Copperheod Con-
ventton meets on January sth, 1854, to nomi-
nate 4 Governor and Railroad CoumisRIQpe.