davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1863-10-31
Tar1pMExrs nY LAE Pee IAsr TwEHTT.FoCR HOURS
Flour Wheat Corr. Usa. Kye. Bariy
pr1s. nu. bc. on. bu. hn-
To Busalo ,..,,.. 9S se2;5 $3.50 .... ~. 1lsoo
TO Oswego....... ego 1878 s..'
ToQgdensburg.. 1t61 80. o::-: s'''
To Other Potts.. &c G11 SeSa '+'. So.

T0tHI. ut3l 4ltsf5o ISJtO <VoJN AAAS"
There vas considerable acnvitxin the produce mar
kets today but prices were somewhat Irregular AMI
unsettled.
On nceopnt Of better facilities fos shipment and ea
e1 t1e,ghts the market for Flour was more active but
there vas no Improvements In prices. About 400 brls
Of All kinds changed bands, at SG659Io for White
winter extras for Bel Winter extras IS o@as5
for Spring ext1as: aud $ss5 for Spring supc1a-tae
market cloang quiet.
Tire Wheat market, under the influence OF gals. vas
,atc p busnel loEer-openIpg dull and droo2ass but
fnnroy1pe towards the close About roo bushels OF
a1 Kinds changed hands, at ls tor So2 Fed indiana
Winter; 0da1 N for no Spring ;s1 e291eh JOE NO
4 spr1ug: and gec for Rejected Sprtug-the market
closing fr1n at Il esK for No and et.o3A@i.1H fos
No2 Spring IN store.
There vas better Inquiry for Corn ana the nasEet
ysa more active, but without any material improve.
ment IN prices. Upwards Of 900 bushels changed
hands. at ss@?sHc for No Corn In store; s6sHs Tor
No Corn aud 1Bc fpr Rejected-the market clodng
nru 1t the ontslde quotations. ...-
Oats wete in very active demand both BY Eas1etn
sud Southern shippers, and the maret advanced 1@ac
bushel-with sales Of upwards ol rs oo bnsnel' a'
Ssapxc for No and sst95sc for No Oats IN store
At The cloee the demand wAs Light. and the maf3e'
| clossd oujct anh steady nt Etc for Eol-
Iye was In fair demand zna steaa II atsi9ae for NO
| and e7asSc for No In store
Barley vas In limited request. aud nc note Iaf'oe
, 1863-10-31

FnEIEnT9 Adv .n need hs, g. Ins ena ssemena.t;s a.;
ST. aass Meen WI VIA aSs a. IL
r. Nv vfv-.Ti, nrnneiier u Hndnin nrd theuce
ss5 II sSS
t:: sS;Ssi ot,.
@s;es ~? f. = A. ss ~
liz IL &tS Sfs %SAs assf j. il e Is
s g @ Ill GGG sq, ss = 2 50 ssls
1o XII 'snaYssnd al IS, So5 brls Morris at 81;
= s m H5ls 81, 9a Sasa; %
ase s. 80 lis stones q on Il J. t. @ br tar sprisg
q: + ss;s. USsor:;n-ao blls Unsound Spring 1t
EfIiiE MEAL. IN tons coarse at Sc 0oon truck
Kn5 5Ss i ~ 4 - 5 g. g 81 esspsa asE
Arnrtaf GESfc f0uer Gal+a. NYNrER NHEt n
slosx-4 sa1 u No Red Miaser insians * Sis
p e At q e. Ss1 60 oE s,4D g. st !, stS1K 4 K,
itS oH % 8 e q kssSt:d 1 ssss ss
p at es X = u. q ~ sfs W
ArGnN-Reeetvad "a 651 bu- shspped IS seo bu
es:s sEs 4 ess:vs g. fss 81
II GO bu co a. 8e: $50 In No. Corn In lto's At
: & s st @ ae go b. % -.
ss - ~ ~ 81 ss % sss ss >:
ss: :S;f s 5 I S g S 3 s. 2 s =
99e 3 eco =; t6 b - " - oats Y oos @
~ Y ~ ~ ~ st - Il at ''
" Hr {: R.:csired III: III m 4srfet sfesdy Sales
a5eo b9 So E5e y as5e a. e ~; - ~ E 90 = ~ 91e
,.BARLEY-lsc:tYed. "a ~; astgpe9: T. aan16; r.
4a1RGs onal hEa aeSoeo ~ r r. ~ -, f.
rEnc =. =. - X - f~"N-f 'N~ " S'
| q, nnta1 - nar o,1 Tia.
ALL0HOL- -Soauaaa ~ eA.''@"A peA AA- "@
III. SG. itS;, s..aa .naov. onn hrrs rood Fvad
Bts5s Sss s9.t:es94 3is 6aFsss ....,..,,
BKDOm CWAN-Ila.se btaaS . a<atGs aAa lAla
err ne ask,nE $an ~ pss !on ,, .s,,a ~,. :, ,,,a
Isiee, ~ AZ ,sns nuntaitnns VA nnnIas
Chnee Dairy, II
Eaalca
Ehlr kSoo
C0FFEE-Hsrle q Tefy lfE, Y!;h . strong up-
t~H.~u--cy ~H. su,1sea ON tao Esas show ~ ~,
ssstss 81 ''s coming H. ~: Quote: 81
iHos eoMtann " ss2sSs9
h!d. 2oou 10
, 1863-10-31

L1ncllnNtl S0If NHFKet--Utf. xJs
:sAFcod demand fot.K Kanawha at 5c&55eR hu, Ttsh
andls selling Ut Gaas2c Coarso may ba quo
f.A r k3f
, 1863-10-31
COMMERClATz.

FErpAY EYKNHa. Oct. 50. 1851.
=. The following table shows the receipts and ahip-
rants during the past twenty y-four hours.
RsGElpIa FOE LAST IWKYrY.YQu4 uQEKs.
, 1863-10-31
"A orc Thousand Dollar Bid.

1any ecuefoue oussanse tnat oaec u.a ~, 'aae ~
be Fsir. Is ono made by MF. B. ". Phllhps, OF inc
rel. known insurance house of b. ". fhAIpb q
o., Of this city, who Oilers one thoafaaa aoAaFe
Is etaf1itg bid Tor the Original Manuscript o'
President L'ncoan'e Emancipation ffocaamanon'
low in possession Of the rasnasefa OF me Fae.
7e5y numerous p'os nao oeeu Mase w ~. ~ -losN
~ ,cessr 1;c11s were silent. Subscriptions arc
,ctnr received to purchase this valuable manu-
c,tnt for TIM Historical Society, upon the plau |
nnopnced Yesterday. Let those who vould add
hafr ontor7anhs to the Roll of Hoaor come for
rn~s h.fo1s a IL Inn late.
- 3.
10 FAIR f4s1ToAs.-AuH Soln1le "AnAe1
Promises TO be one o. unusual leossa ana severity
The Saint Paul and La Crosse papefs rsy therewau
oe more cold days, the mercury VIII run lower, and
rhis Ia the a.et I'LL since the winter OF 81 that the
brook trou. haze commenced leaYng tha small
.reeIs for deep holes aa early as September, and
lie first eeason since then that the auslrats haye
doub1t-"plled their little htllock homes. These
md certain other 1ntalib]e signs known to sports
men and huntc1s, indicate winter Of unusual se-
re.5ty. It becomes the ''men foils' IN city, town
and country, who arc necessarily 70 much ex-
posed. 10 clothe themselves wam1y, and when
making selection let them avoid "shoddy" and
sloptnop teaos auau. es1.usns'' -a@s w. .s4.o'
'ass Inc ~easet ual1 eas N.a,. =, n.,ass.,s.+
pay ntus @oss auu set us ees@ -,'.as
1V ano avz naaoo'pn e11sst ~ eo1u r.ase ~ 1ne
good clothing aos yourself of your noso' az -
IN e1seostse etock1 e"o.aco's us 'ets 4@"ees
etylee' maoe 70 osuet tloaa tu' uses ..1
there you WILL ano everything sou "AuI II 1ae WY
of clothing except nAss' e1ps aaa oeoss' ~ VIZ =.
, 1863-10-31

lFrom the Albany Argus, 2sth1
There was more barley alost Offering on e 1ange
this 1nn-nnr nud the sales made today indicate an
easter mafkpt; We report $40 bu Canada East, ,as
81 ID; ard sGQb tu Lake Shore, aioat, at SlR wtta
of barley so far tits asnson. given In the TIDE
water xt1temeut VIC give the receipts Of the neW
In and 1853.
, 1863-10-31
Dramatic Readings at Metropolitan
Hall To-NIEhI.

The entertainment at metropolitan dAA tat4
evening, in behalf Of the Ladies' Fair, will consist
Of Dramatic Readings By hrs. New1tn, Of Phi1a
delph1a. The following will serve as her best In
PRODUCTION to a Chicago audience:
Few Qualifications are more delightful to cu1-
b.
While Bnrh exeselses arc alveste1 OF all the sp-
pliances Of the stage. with its scenic decorations
they address tbemBelvcs at once to the pure In
tellect, and hen passages are truly rendered they
often inspire qualification, unlike, and egen far
stsfe. T6ose who may be- disposed 10 question
the morality Of ordinary theatrical 1ente1tainments,
can surely ind no ground for censure Of dramatic
nae ahem sd thoeps qaas & gsnias
culture, and worth that mott ador1 society.
These rcmarka are suggested By the recsnt read
lngs Of Mrs. Nswlln, q Philadelphia, to Private
Although not heretofore known IS professional
reader, that lady has been long known and esteem.
ed in the most enlightened circles Of the city Of
her residence, for her rare accomplishments, and
the qualities which command esteem, and confer
influence in the most cultivated society. In Ten
turing to exhibit her powers before more public
auditory she has been moved by the laudAble I'M
pulse Of mother g hcart, TO whom has been con.
mitted BY Divine Providence, the sole, unalded
charge q yoqng a9d interesting fa%a
Chicago, were chiefly selections from Shakespeare,
Sou1hey, and other posts Of England and America.
Progressing dlstinct enunclatton 3 flexible voice
imated monner and the indese1ibshle sentiment
and clear perception, which essential to true
ineffective rendering Of the words Of genius, she
I R ea oao sRs
' II effective pat6os Grs Nssiia il rarely exeel
ea ha
sad war were beautifully executed With fecehness
and power, al themofe enhanced to thoEe of her
Ens1v fht thru 1f fkr 1aHa E1Hk had
, 1863-10-31

~ Ne<vous Diseases and Physical Debility,
arising from SPECIFIC Causes, In both ae1es -nsT
and re1iab!e treatment, in reports ot the HoWata
Assoeiaton1sent in sealea ls:tes @ snys,opo 1se @
srd Association, No. South Ninth stzeas Phl.a"
de1nhfa pH. &3Al-1m
, 1863-10-31

Receipts ut Tidewnter. .
The following comparative tsb1e shows tbs Quantity
OF breacstuns # al nte-Water from the sommenee
ment Of naVgstion to and including TIC I'd Of 0cto
her in the Jeata indicated;
, 1863-10-31

Gas F1xTuBEs-The cheapest place to buy new
styles, fs at Wilma1th' 8, 161 Lake street.
a.

Go 70 TIE BEsr-9o 70 BRYANT & SThkTroH's
CuICAqo CoxkKRc1AL COLLEGE,, to get tno1ongn
Sress (enclosing stamps) BRYANT d eTRAzEoz,
Chicago, Illinois.
, 1863-10-31

CArruRHD SRcRsH.-About half OF the
rebel prisoners who dug out from the prison In
Camp Douglas were captured In Indisna and se-
t1r1sd.
, 1863-10-31

New York Seed 1TnrAet~-0cts 9&
Glover ia quiet hst omlua1. and Timothy dnll With
e Is xsso, Rough Flax Il tn batter demand. VIII
ssea Of Gro hu at Is p683 nn3 50 trra lily Mills
Clean, for export, 81 %, cosh
, 1863-10-31

Prepared by Geo, II. Reed & Co offer the simplest
atd most perfect means Of lyeing household ap-
parel ever presented to the pnblic. They embrace
"a different ehGdee, and Include al the new ana
fashionable colors, and arc perfectly lat. Sam
ples on etlk and wool can be- eeen and the colors
procured Of the druggists. oc2f-096l StTTA5
, 1863-10-31

III ni -SarEet ocriya and firm, with l9a1ted
reeep Sara s1a G1ox ssp
ffnm SsajoinE Mil Menomtnee l6o oo feet Mixed 70
arrive. At ST %. .,,.~a = 1,,,,.n5 ~e,o-+
ssfe9 - fnI1aWs. Cargo senr McNafn, shayed As 8.
sn'i ia It Is So Cargo sehr Transit. GoodnoWs AS
, 1863-10-31

sTAvEs: seos @ pork barrel Slaves sna Hsaainse.
sEEnE-sisornY-s -saies to-day: q hss At 81 80;
& sa9s: e. q sss Il s5o g. Glover = 6ss *
cop @ited. nd sevefai brands s:most out Of the
phfket Tor the preaaat. Prices 1ulo ye:y 1Er1. Wo
Chicago Sugar House. @
Chicago toIQen.. tt& y
EatSafo ~
=. SEEupS efasS
00eA
20 tenneo n*as eS99S
TonxCc0-Asilat ttssay md prices rrle ira
anaard 3, 1oe,and ass9
nsand faneJ.-;.. !!oeesS
cus in hi reqasst. We quote: -.
Stem. s:o.1a. Gold 1ss5 5s:
Ssxs'ss s5'sss' eofnas HAIL
xoSs ga sssss sss'ss dill e
I.oies City PLekesa.. Il e.;
E"1 .'-''"'-.ss' Ggtassm
.Pe. IL ~ ID pacSsses pma Goasiiy Il iS1s
TEAS Mars ct active AID firm. We quote:
Young HYson, common 70 very f1na ---..-,.s1 e
4uoQo"htkb
Qoongs n9si Il
'epV eWp60i-Rsfepts are st sf below tde dsmaad
and prices rule hsn- We quotes c,o1
Medium ss?
Faco1s ng T1n wa.6sd
ny the c1fzo-Btech $5!mE35 s; Maple, $hNt
Is; H'ckcy % 50@70o. peliVeret-Beech. S65ef
| 70a Maple, 4stfas5o: Hickory. $s.oasa.
, 1863-10-31
MAI. GEN, RICHARD J. 0GLESBY,
0F DECATUR.

r7,r JnY,n wentworth, Joseph E. Gary, Esq,
Hop, Lyman Tfumbnll. nr. FAoii:
Hop. Isaac n Arnold, SANFORD D. refry, Esq.,
Bon. + D. Ward. John Lyle King, Esq,
fsssnsr Butx. ESQ Wm. A. Porter, Esq,
Eiiott Anthony, Esq., Wm. Bross, Esq.
Cet,rre G. Ratea, ESQ.,, John Van Wond, Esq,
EmHy 4. etorts. Rsb., q. Schmidt.
a. C.. 6caaiup, ESQ., Daniel .. Ddecol.
And others,
, 1863-10-31

A REQuRsr.-The Secretaries Of the Fair
desire Us to request the country friends Who send
IN provisions, to label their boxes. Eatahlea, 30
that the contributions may 60 to the dining room,
ard rnt "a the Fair Hail..
, 1863-10-31
Union Republican Meextngs on the
N<xf Ald0 TO.EiEhE.

Union Republican Meextngs on 1he
West side Tonight.
9Th Ward At Eetmeyet's Ha1l, 674 South Canal,
nesf MAXWELL street
zth hWard-AtWinte5meyeT>s corner Union and
1ath stteetD.
sth Ward-A1 George Hooks als Blue 1slAnd az
enue.
9th WArd-At Vim. Aaiscsss corner Throop aud
Sampson streets. .
10Th Wasd-Af Henry Meyor's 17A West Ban
dolph st1eet.
nth Wa1d-At Amora Ha11. I3 Muwaukee Aye-
nue..
18th Ward AT F. Ftillman's, corner Of North
Tellb stxoet ind Division ftreet
18th Ward-At John Kerhet's, conner OF Orchard
and Centre street.
The loyal men OF theae wards are Invited. Good
speaking in Gc.man and English.
pe order Of Campaign Committee!
, 1863-10-31

New York Markets Oct. 30.
Corro3-Cotton Gul1, heavy and lower 96aSsc Tor
FLouR-For common grades dull and heavy. Good
ward tenccncy IS G46 50 for extra state; ST e57 81
for extra round hoop Ohio; 81 3599.3 for good 10
choice extra, market cloa!ng quiet.
WmsKY-Dull and heavy 6'a6lH for western: -, -,
GK4Ix-Wteat ooll, heavy ann 1@ac loEcI at 81 IS
aoEe; ssa41 fer ~ xaaEee elao y ss91 g sos
lc pettes with not great deal doing At 81 11k3i oS
sseaey for mixed Tsstern n st2se: ok - snoat ~
ior western Caoaoian anil western were sold deliv
cradle before the close Of navisat:u at 6GeEHc
other large gales reported are generally cscredfaa by
the trade.
Woo1-Qniet and firm.
PRoy1sIoys-Pork fr1uer with good demand
at SIS 50 for o.& Hnesa: SIS l7 70 for new do clio lu2
At 81 g.: ioI Pew prime msss aso s @ 1ss nes s
steaGy Hacoi, fites Grm; western short clear tol
Nv 1T 9Kc: Larc Hrm at 'uK@114c; 1.0u0 nrls fol
, 1863-10-31

TO Persons Suffering from Diseases
or the Eye and Ear.
Dr.J. 3. Walker continues to attend exclusively
10 this important specially, which he has pfacttsed
with great SUCCESS for the fdst fourteen gears.
OHice III South }atk street, Chicago.
Examination free. oct2l-o+9o "
, 1863-10-31

&LQ1lt. &C. NQI10&ELY nunLefA EAa uQQ Bul0GlcAA
to see them avail themselves Of this excellent op-
po1tunity to add 10 their collections In the north
preserved flowers, hatr work, ornamental work,
w1eatha, autumn leaves wrought into beautiful
tancies, ehel work, gsasees Ct the most s1qnisite
| B. s. Baird, Green Bay, Wis.
-Four beautiful cages Of Canary birds, from Mes.
DANES =: l. Green Ct Albion. Wis, 4. g; Maxon
nooka noo T. ii ss st1ast he adnffatioa q Sators.
aoRe1s, s eellseted . By Edxard Green of Company
duty 1 It Fert Dona1ao6, Teaa L IS % presented b
| Mrs A. N. Greene, Of Albion. Wisconsin. The
p:icc marked on It is S.. Ne Will guarantee that
The purchaser viii not sell It for SO. It is offered
Avery beautiful collection Of Hchena, tasteEa1ly
| arranged, and presented ty Mrs. Il. II. Baird, OF
'1 snd Mrs. L. Fl Bodess, oi Sssa4ee, % await ~ pa1
ehaserr. They ehonld not hage long 10 wait
a bcantital and most unique iittle article is a
stool, the legs and seat Of which are made Of =
bucks horns. The seat IL covered By beautifully
worked cnshIon. It was madc and presented BY
Mrs. S. Y. Fish, Of Washington. Tazewell coun.
ty, ~ The price q tiis petty derice Is 80, and
Anothe, article that attracts much attention IL q
valparaiso side ea9e1e, presented by Miss Greene:
Il l. to be disposed Of in tickets at 81 eaeh.
| graphs presented BY .. ~ EassetIP we Sa" AMONG
ntber. tic faces Of the following youns heroes
who bavc given their lives TO their coantry: Gen
", Il, L. Wallace, Gen. Wyman. Col: JosePh
I Stockton, Col Joseph R. Scott, Lieut.. Col. Hall
sid MILO. william q. Medill, and many others o
| lesser note. =:
! Iron band which was BY great effort W1enenec
| ftpn the ankle Of a elave, who WIS captured p1
| lie II alein Gnards, Of the 18th Wtsconstn tnian
| IN, at the battle OF Port Gibson: The band II
made or bar iron, three inches wide and halt ~
inch thick and weighs three or four pounds: II,
| negro said he had worn it for eleren months 70
| ZONE tfiyfnl odense. It w1s presented BY D1. Il
| r. 6tropg, OF Beloit, Wis.
Near this ehack!c is q eecesh shoe, 1t being ~
ctfo.t Of seceEh to produce that very necessat1
article. 1t shove very plainly that although th,
sccesh nsy be E,nAt On shatlles, they are nothia'
| on ehoe4.
A boz arrived from Washington yesterday.
donation from Mr.. Stanton, the Secretary Of Waf
Nnlch attracts much attention. It c0nt4tnA lag
tnshth o! Inpe, Timber, &c, from the old hlstott
. nEate "Conetitutlon,' better known as "Oi
! lronAidea." Anything connected With this m
l uonal poRecaaes an interest which can hardly b
expressed In dollars. The lady msnsre11s oarh
70 r1a!izc a good round sum IRON tnis contriha
= ton.
The tkeleton Of an Indian chief. or po,tin,s r
: 1t, which wat e1humed few weeks efnra >
: Quincy. III has been edded to the cnt{ositie.
this department. Around tho brow Qi tac hcs
, 1863-10-31
ID / Il d. .

In this city. Oct. 10Th. 1858. ME. WILLIAM BUR-
Fanefs. from 50 iata zesides Co i. South ssnss@an
Of the fsnDy are respect fully invited to sttcn5.
II Fort Wayre. It dlaba. on ts9 18th Inst. JnaS
FRYER COOM8E8. formerly or Et1stG1. Eneianas
ased 81 yeArA-
, 1863-10-31

wA beantifn1 Complexion, free from Tan,
I'tmples aud F1ecklea, may easily be procured by
shaving it Is unsurpassed 1t is composed Of palm
oil. bo1ty, and other valuable articles, highly
perfnmed by its o.n Ingredients and when used d
soft and White and fIeo tom b1emish. Price so
cents. For ealc By Ssu1u & IlwYgn. Lake street,
Chicago. auget M-He q oaIco#-an
, 1863-10-31

GENEROUS AND MoDHsT.-A young man
p,sced gold watch worth $50 in the hands Of
Mrs. G, A. Lamb, ut the Fair, yesterday, and 70
nueeted her to dispose Of 1t for the benefit Of the
Sanitary Commission. He refused to toll his
, 1863-10-31

-Eheat--Green Bay club md red E!nter ~;
bols u Is: No Milwaukee club 81 2455@l95; No
Chicago sprtng 81 20; winter western 81 an:
her Michigan &1.si. Corn quiet at 9z8NHc. oata
8tenoy
FfEIduTs Unchanged.
Poa1s-11 W bfls hour, 1s1, ,oco bu wheat, Toco hu
ESRoHrs 900 br1s four 1s1 oeo ou wheat, ls coo nu
, 1863-10-31

11arnesss n. :s@se FRENCH 81. Kip y, o,c, 70
FHssf ~ n i18 Lamotpe n toz 66 G1Ga:lQ0
teit eeconis lcsai Is RusBett Linings. 1sc@l2o @
E,1aeo+r E+1d1s Roou4s w
, 1863-10-31
e~ see advertisement OF tho New Git Book
7onse. ia clark street, oc31plS@1t

Gu7s.-A1l In want Of Books. Family Blhlea.
Pocket BibIee, Prayer Books and Photograph A.
No 81 7Rsudo)ph street, nndsr the Matteson House.
Costly gift gtTeu With each.
, 1863-10-31

Our friends from the county are hereby notified
that It Ia not TOO late to send theis contributions
either Of estsh,e Of fanny articles, OF Of anything
that can be of benefit to the Fair The Fair Will
not closo until the last day OF ne1t rFtek and the
,,d,es viii be happy and glsdto receive al doaA-
lions that may be presented. By order Of thsE1-
ecutiye COMMITTEES, Mrs. A. Il. Hoge and Mrs. D.
, 1863-10-31

TIE LADIES' FAIR DAILT.--As WILL oe seen
bv the following the " Volunteer Ia hereafter to
he edited md conducted By the Ladies', and we be-
epeak for It liberal patronage:
Editors Ch1cago Tribune:
The 1sdfcs of the Northwestern Fair wish to ex'
plain In regard to tho management OF their daily,
by way Of answer to the question In Jesterdays
TRIBUNE by Lady VIsitors.'
The " Volunteer IL pubNshed for tho ladies' oi
tie Fair by #. s. Spencer. Of this city. and al
tie proceeds, Except necessary c1penses) VIII Dc
devoted to the object Of the Fair the ladies' to luf-
uisA tte readi1gmatte for its columns.
Mns. D. 2, LVKRxQRE.
, 1863-10-31


EEES@Demane Very b:isE aid 1ece.pts nmlled.
We aucte 16H@lSc ger dozen
FISH-WHTfxIisHa aIe IN active demand and may
tet very rt 1t 4n advance Of 12Hc PEI hAif hr The
snRply fas been 9sts'isT !esasd ny sae & asm1ge g
r1bn are IN coed ca,nand 81 an advance Of sc %
GetrY1a Bank snd Of 45c on Grand Bank Or the lat
gere-a1 yis ferJ consldetAb the aud acd
the New ork Earket IL mach excited. PIcKkEn
, 1863-10-31

MANUFACTURERS MEETNG.-The mann
facturese having machines and implements at the
Fair, win hold meeting At the Mechanical Bal.
at O'Clock this afternoon, for the purpose ofcon'
sulttDg In regard to the best method Of dispostng
Of their uachInce, &C., rear Of Bryan Hall.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-06-13

SENSATIONAL DIsPATcHEs The speci'l uiS
match from here 10 the Cincinnati Gazette. and
published in that paIer yestSrdy, states tnat 'he
Democrats OF Boone county threaten 20 uiSarm
the home guard up there. We have inquired
about this matter. and give the facts as they are
and not as the sensational newsmonsers TWIST
them week or ten DAYS ago Democratic
meeting was announced 20 be held At Dover. AZ
which Mr.. Herrod wonld speak. The hepuon-
cans swore that Mr.. Herrod should not speak
and il he attempted it they would hang him. ! ne
meeting 10 take place on Saturday. the i5tn'
ITO day To back up the threat the Repuoh
cans announced military pic mic at Dover on
the same day. and invited three companies OF the
home guard 10 be present.
The Democrats then changed the time OF their
meeting. king IL dav earlier They had no
sooner done 80 than the Republicans chtnged tne
day Of their pic mic. They seemed determined 10
meet on the same day and in the same place vi u
the Democrats. 10 subdue them and 10 carry CIV
their threats of violence TO MIR Herro1- Sir'
Herrod was not inundated, but deternheo "
spesk. IL the people turned out TO hear hiu-
Yesterday was the appointed time Tor 'he-e TWO
meetings. We have heard nothing from then'
but ~ acoliision should have taken place VINO
will have been TO blsme--the citizens VINO so"- ~
90 meet IN quiet. or the brave home guaros WI"
were determined TO flesh their maiden bayonets
in he bodies of their neighboTsl
There Is grosing feeling in the country tha'
these home guards strictly political organs
sation, aud this sfais will not tend 20 slsay H.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-06-13

Fpou RrsH County The military cent down
20 Rnsh cnunfy to ferrc' out II possible, the
derers Of Deyu'. Commissioners Stevens and NJ Z.
Cla,fe 4. arrested and sent 20 this rlsce seven
men Two of them nsned Hblsgo~-- aid
are the SINS ~ widow Of hat name. lady {
considerable wealth l. is aid they were tracked
from the place where the murder was committed
70 their home The reasons for su-pecting he
other Eve We did no, learn. nor did We get Their
names
The report that one Of the prisoners had been
han yed by the citizens IL not true There va.
rs might be expected. considerable excitement IN
the neichbOrho0d where the bloody tragedy was
enacted citizen lot suspected in the least as
being party to the murder. expressed himself
very freely about the danger 70 be apprehended
bv anv enrolling officer IN that county. and his
remarks gave ofiense 10 the crowd. They told
him 10 Quit talking: but talk he would They
then put a rope around his ne~k. and drew him
M until he was black in the face. and let him
down again He siill insisted npon his right 20
talk even with the rope around his neck He
NAV be an impudeBt man but he IS certainly a
determined one
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-06-13
STOLEN.
$50 REV AIR ID.

StToTEN FROM THE SUBSCRIBER IN Upton COUN-
= TY frrson Township. the night Of the 4th Of
June, koan Stslion, blind in the lest eye very heavy
black and tail the left hind ioo' white about the
fetcck l6 hands high. 10 ycars Id Also, Bay Horse
Il hands high very peat mbed has hite star the
forehead. sm u humps under the saddle, very small
white spot tue shoulder liz l" lame in Vi ht core
fo, 9years old The h supposed 20 have been
taken 10y Barney OR ell alias George Dunnaha, 4
small feet inches high, heavy set blue e,es. has
false teeth dark har supposed be about 20
OF age, deserter from the army reward OF $50 VII
given for the horses thief as for the horses de-
lvered ii Itou, any inform on thai will lead
TO their recovery. BERNARD DOHAkTY.
inleg d6f
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-06-13

GREAT INDUCEMENTS Sd. Moritz. who il per
haps more largely engaged in the clothing hus-
ness than any other house in Indiana. leaves for
the Eist n morrow. AMI during his absence for
a new stock of goods. his salesmen author
lied to close out his present extensive assortment
Of Spring and Summer Cloths. Cis<imers and
Vesings at reduced prices. No establishment in
the West j. supplied with a greater variety of
rich and desirable goods than Moritz & Brother.
and they defy connection in style quality and
rrices The large business they are doing is the
besr evidence that the puniic appreciate the ad
yan'a,es which Mr.. Moritz offers to his custo
rrers and to the trade. al goods purchased NJ
this establishments made M promptly, BY So
perior work men. and in the latest style