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CLEVELAND & PITTSBURGH
~ BAIL ROAD


ss3. sUMhTER ARRANGEMENT Isss.
To take oGscf cn Monday, pril sath 1859. 5rrslrs
leave OsFeAnd daily (SundaYs excepted follows:
$50 A u.--MA1L-Arrfves at New YORK go 4 T. :;
Philndelphie o. % A. n; Balfimore 6 % A. n. /;
Ptttsburgh 5;lD P. n; Wheeling i:r5 p. ~; Now
Pkiladelphia % p.
200P H.-EXPREsS-ArTivesa az New York 2 20 P.
4 Philsdelphia 85j 4. H.; Baltimore ls.OO ~ (;
Pittsburgh sos P. n; Wheeling SIS A. N.
Both Trains connect at Hudson for Akron anu NIL
lorsburgh.
MCrntrg Train c1un cts at Ravenna with A. 4 g.
W. Ia lrOad rain Tor all plinfs on that road.
Oars run through FIttsburgn n Neyr York
tgls NU-r' --vn. , without change.
- r ~ -aT other line
g me- -sst~ a-ft- 10 rrs -r1r.fI - fr Ion
"ssI SO'. the
J. l.. l..,.L ,.ioTCr' -
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Convention Of Tobacco Growers nj Xenia.
There viii be a Convention Of such
agriculturists as are interested in the Cul-
ture Of tobacco, at Xenia, Ohio, on the Af-
ternOon of Saturday, the second of May.
The object is to effect an organization,
and take such action as williprOmOte the
success Of that branch of industry.
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New Wnr stenmer.

The United States paddle-steamer Mack
inaw was launched at Brooklyn Navy Yard
on Wednesday. She is one Of the feet Of
seven double-bOwed steamers.under course
Of construction in various parts of th'
country, for the Government, She is 25(
feet long, sc feet wide, and = feet deep
The propeller Iron-Age has been pur
chased by the Government for gunbOat
to carry nine guns, one a Parrot 100
FOUNDER.
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That Io3g-talked of bridge ht Albany is
to be built Immediately. The New York
Central pays One-half, the Hudson River,
one quarter, and the Western, of Massa-
chusetts, the other quarter of the cost,
This bridge will give freight for New Eng
land via Albany, great advantages over
the present system; cars will.be loaded at
Buffalo, or west Of that and not opened
until they reach Boston. The Springfield
Republican is naturally jubilant over the
prospect, and processes no longer to fear
the tunnel route via Troy ana Greenfield
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A SPEECH THAT PLEASED "JacK." Cap
tain BOggs, Of" Varuns fame, is now in
comand of the steamer Sacramento, station
ed of Beaufort North Carolina, on block
aiding service. The other dayihe summon
ed his men before him and made the follow
ing characteristic speech
Men am afraid that you do not keep
ss bright lookout as you ought; am in
formed that a steamer ran in. night before
last, and, it is supposed, from our side.
Now have got propositionto make; To
the man who reports sail, and we take
her as a prize, I will agree 10 give one
tenth of my prize money; and will enter
into s written obligation to chat effect"
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Police CoURT.-Mary Wolfeid, and Ellis
abeth Carser, vagrants, were each sent to the
House of Correction for twenty eight days.
Francis Hogan, grand larceny, bound over to
the Court of Common Pleas in the sum Of
$780, John Byrnes, assault and battery,
$40 and costs. George Williams, iDjuring
property, fined $75 and costs. Williams is
the man who attempted to break into the
store of Morgan & Root. David Gilbert,
passing counterfeit bank bill, bound over to
Court of Common Pleas in the sum of $3.50.
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sUMnER ARRANGEMENT.

Is53- SUMMER ARRANGEMENT. 1868.
On and aiter Monday, April e0.h, 1858 PaFsenRrr
Trains VIII leave Cleveland foliows (Susd1ys ex-
CeptedJ: -F
$50 A. m--CHIGAGO TX XPRESS-sfops at Beraa,
Grafton, brrlir- Wakema1, NOrWaIk, Mon
Toeville, Bellevue, Clyde, Fremont, Elmcrs and
Genoa, AID arrives at Toledo $50 4 ~; aad Chi
cagO al b.3s. ?. n.
200 p. a.-SUOTHt KN MAIL-StOps a. all stations
on southern Divisi N, and ARRIVES at Toledo at
GAO P. n.
5l0P. H.-hORTIIERH MAIIs-Stops at an stations
on Northern Division. and arrives at Snndusky
$50 ~. a.GTEIi EGRAPH ExPREss-stopsat at Graf
ton, Obo lin, ~akemAn, kerga k, Nome Iosville,
Bel O. ue. ClJ de, hTemout and hImOTe, and ar
riye= as Toledo . $50 ?. \ Olioas0 At 7:sO An.
CONNECTIONS.
Connections Gru made at Monrosvillo with the San
duskys Mansfield / Newark R.R., a. Clyde with tie
Sandusky, Dayton Cincinnati K. T., At Fremont
with Fremont Indiana 4 B., and at Toledo with
the Michigan southern a Northern Indiana aud To-
edO Wabash Railroads for Chicago, Detroit Jack
son, Fort Wayne, LOgAn5poFt, Lafayette. Cairo, Al
ton St Louis and al points West Northwest Al 4
Southwest.
Trains arrive in Ulsvsland from Toledo and Il @
West at g31 A. NJ s5l r. D., and g p n. From
Olsyeland, AIril q, 1858 -.-sr
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~ Chienrn RIectinn.


The bare announcement by telegraph
that the Democratic candidate for the
Mayoralty of Chicago was elected by one
hundred and fifty majority, does not give
q correct understanding Of the matter. The
Democrats elected Mr.. Sherman, it is true,
but two years ago, when this same sher-
man was elected, he received sgsDen hundred
majority. Surely the COpperheads should
not crow too loudly over loss of nine
hundred and fifty votes. The result Of the
election viii be damaging to the Union
cause from the qualification it will afford
the rebels and their friends, who profess
TO see in it evidence Of the sentiment of
the Northwest, but aside from this outside
influence, the tories have but little to boast
or brag Of. When the boys get home from
the field, then no Shermans win ever again
be elected to the Chief Magistraey Of the
Garden Civ
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FOUND DEAD.-On Thursday morning
last man was found dead under the Cleve-
land & Toledo Railroad bridge crossing the
branch of Rocky river at Olmsted Falls. It
was aseertained that his name was D. Keith.
He was 35 years of age, and had been en-
ployed by D. LoekhaIt in a stone quarry
day before his death he was discharged by
bis employer on account of his drunken hab-
its He was last seen on Wednesday night
leaving a saloon, considerably intoxicated
1t is supposed that he fell from the bridge,
distance of fifty feet, to the water, break
ing his neck. lie was found in the water,
his face downward. A ACoroner's inquest was
held and a verdict rendered to the effect that
he came to his death by falling from bridge
while under the influence of liquor.
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Governor JOhnsOn's EenPesaee Force.

0oNohh1E SohA9ous AGh HSAACS EoEces
It is said that the force authorized to be
raised by Governor Andy johnson is to
consist Of ten regiments Of 4 pfantry, ten
regiments Of cavalry, batteries of field and
light artillery, and battalion of six com
panies Of infantry, two companies Of cav
airy and battery, in all about $4,000
men. These troops are to be enlisted for
three years or the war, and tIis anticipa-
ted that they viii all be ready for service
by the close Of summer In case Of fall
campaign they can project Tennessee from
invasion or assume the offensive. Leave
has also been obtained to accept as parts Of
this force any companies which may be
rendered by Governors of other States, as
some have signifed their dispositions TO
do. Governor johnson will not be curious
as to the completion OF his soldiers.
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i0.vO A. n.-qA1 6APkEsS TRAIN-stoppfng al
Miiloughbys PainesTilie, Geneva 6sbfsb7i.
Oonneant and Girard only, asd arrive a. Frie NJ
LIZ Pr: Dunktrks st a;l3 P.M; Buffalo Al 'I0P \
4pOP. m--ClhClhhATI EXPkESs-stoppine a
fainesVlllei Ashiabula and Girard only and ar
TiYes At krie 100 p n; DuuEirk $50 p n; Buffs-
10 1910 P. NJ
42oP. ANAL AND ACCOMMODATIONS TRAIN
-Stopping At ali stations and arrives st Erie at
SO P. n
S45 ?; ;a.-NIGHT EXPREsS TRAIN-stoppina at
EAlnesullei Aahtabuls and Girard only, AID ar
~ - tss .sls Al lsl3 A. \; Dunkirk 25j A. n;
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HATS, CAPS a FuRs.

~ SPRING STYLES. 1853.
IL yOU want a StyleiSh Hat or Cap,
Of the iat st pattorn, at drTase price csll On
DEt3KAND & EEHLE'fa = ri,
Opposite the Weddel House.
If you want an "a A" No. Fashionable SILK u At,
for Five 6 ollaIs ch r. the trade s-llf call on
DEt KANH& EaGLEHAuT.
For the L ARGESF, aud by Jar tha .RICHE sT as
sotment in he ity 81 Children ans infant Hats
aud Uaps 10 Leghorn, Pedal, G0hnrg, and uustatie
Braids, at exceedingly low pricesl cal on
DECkANb a ENULEH AEF.
PALM LEAF HATS AND SHAKER HOOPS, at
wholesale and retail At pric tls defy clInpeti-
tiOn. DFCKAND q In 8LEH KIT.
apr23-K2S 10 Superi0r-~t OPP. Nedd-il.
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CLEVELAND 4 TOLllO K. R.

J. L. 1..,., ,.i.oUCH ~a,t.
y. k. a a EK- O., 9 aHTr Rrril %
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RALR0ADs.
CLEVELAND & ERIE R.F.
-
'ss- SUMNER ARRAHGEaIENT. 1853

Trains viii run a folloW5: A0@'', HA''o0s u
LEAVE frr rsr4v.r -.
, 1863-10-20
TILE CITY.
Republican Union County Conve


Republican Union County Conyen-
Hon-
hepaohcan uMoh convenaon Of delegates
from the County OF COOK, will be held In the Cir
cut couts soem' III Inc Guy OF cnicago, on the
I'd d'J o. oc1ooes anat afs O'Clock P. m, for the
purposc q nominating candidates for Judge Of
the Superior conft, Clerk OF the Superior Court,
Treasurer of the County. County School Commits
atoner, and County Surveyor, to be supported by
the Republican Union electors at the ensuing elcc-
tiop. to ba held On the ad div of November ncxt.
The Convention will consist OF one hundred and
ptchty-slx delenates.
Pnr,2snt to the aboye rcouisitiou for a County
4,o,v.ntfo1 The Repuh1,can-un,o e1eftor. NJ thr
<,st- ~ r,h,c,ro and f.onn+v cY f!oot- AND IN
o,h,r. f,rcsneetire Of their previous no,Itc,
<~>A"-3"@A 1-'s7
, 1863-10-20

MONDAY EVENING. Oct 70, 1855.
BEEF GATTLE.-The market for Beef Cattle has
been very active since Saturday. 50 much so that the
whole stock left over from Saturday has been s1uce
sod The entered Eales at the various yards amount
to l0 head, eon1lstpg Of medium to common grades
which have been so1d at prices ranging from 81 $50
$50. The cool weather Of yesterday and to-day has
been more favorable for shippers and packers, to
whom the principal lots have been Bo1d with the CT
certion OF 425 head shipped on Saturday, and 400
day bought by Hastings on account Of Downing, Al
ken Co.. for Rosecraus army. Prices seem nrm at
Saturdays quotations.
sA1Ks TO-DAY.
esassss sssss aGa sed RIsEs &
fosaa soa :Pa Ta4as9 ns!a e. 6
~ Hasss & 81? eesssy q: e 81 1910 at ,
Asss III ds Esxistf sols o r.
SssS:eis hsaeosS :; = ssS s; : 4 4 a.
lis ssia Norris q q. d q >: T. ssa'
1ssssy 1sS sod hs5i Mo, e E. 8:
Gregory 1o.o Downing q CO. 81. ~. 1,1ss ms, at
Reieloy sold Downing 4 Co. ~. sv. 1.oaa NJ, at
Msuis Go. sold Leland l. Co. SC. ~. lis, Is. At
sS|s :2s; IS 81 {RSssssf Ss!9s { :s
;ss Sss:: s = 3 : !:
FHea CO, sold fawssu21, ~. 1,lls rs. at s2.571H,
= fss:S = g Ed $:$ss
&ertsa sela IL Rsns e. y Is =. i sss s'''
~ G. essesR ssa e. e' IT, g. p n at
kss.i H. :c's Mcs e. s =
M9I6 SD GG eSEa sfopE st59ae e. e:
, 1863-10-20

1868 ....- 96s51 eo9o2s 227se;a sl5as Gs,5o 4:o75
The general pIoduce markets to-dAY werela sctive
opening very firm and bigae. bur closing quiet and
some articles dnn and dropping. Altogether there
was but little done rarket showing scarcely auy
animation.
The Flour market WAS again duh and llfeless and
prcea show decli1e ol lea15c per bb-wIth sales Of
only about 100 bbs at SITS for choice White Winter
extra s5s5 tor RED Winter e1tras and $l6o5s for
low grade 10 choice Spring extras.
Wleat advanced l@sc per. bushe1, hut the demand
Eaa Light and tho market Inactive. Before Change
there was buoysnt feeling and some eales we're mads
high as si.11 for No Spring; but 1t speedily fell
back 10 81 H@1o8-closing at the latter figure No.
aspiring opened at fell back to 81 Of and closed
at s1e Rejected Spring vas sold at 81 oo91 ooH in
store Wtnter Wheat vas quiet at S1l1@1 IL for 49,
Red, and 5lo1@1 n for Rejected TIC days sales did
Dot exceed 120 900 bushels,
Corn was In fair demand but not very active. and
without matetla1 Ct ango In pcea. Only about 600
bushels changed hands. at 7s@s0c for No. Corn La
store 17a7c for No.2 Corn IN store; 7s1Ga79kc for
River Cover aeat. The market closed with bu5esa Of
corn at $7sc for No. ! in store. but no se1lera.
Oats opened higher md tolezab1y active, but they
soon fell back again and closed at Saturdays quota
stions. The salea Amounted to only about aooo bus.
e 1t 56k@5sc for No. and ss@s5Sc for No. csosIng
at a6XG57 for Mol.
Rye WIS very quiet at sc for No. and sc for No.
Rye In store Barley was In lt1nltel 1cqueat ut
~ for No, and $106 for Rejected 10 store.
Tie market for Hlghwines IL duh aua iuactive-hold
deEs askng 5&c. and huye.s offering 53. There were
no auttentlcated sails reported.
TIE Provision market is quiet but atocka light
and holders are firm. To-day note .sa1es Of only
about co bbla country Meas Pork at $150o ani 50 bo
prime Leaf Lard at t1kc. Ta11ow Ia trm-wtth sales
Of 100 bills. packers at ike
Tic market for Butter Is active Ut s2?c for fair to
choice ,kin and 22c for choice Dairy Cheese has ad
vanced K@1c per y.
Timothy Seed Is steady at $2.1c@2B. Flax il dnll
and heavy.
Freghts steady at 10c for Wheat md &c for oats
to Buffalo.
In Beef Cattle the market has been tolesably active
tho entered sales since Saturday amounting to 2lt0
head which have been sold to shippers packers and
come 400 head On Government account Prices are
tolerably firm at Saturdays quotations. In Hogs the
market besn very active a the stock left over
from last week has been sold II fully the quotations
ofSatuFtay The entered eales at tho Tarioas yarts
amountt 9.e0 Hogs ut prices ranging from $ao0a
, 1863-10-20

HEADQUARTERS BR1DaKs' BATTERY,
1I11No1s Llour ART11LxRr, CAxr At

A1AuRUARIEH8 bHlDak8 BATTERY
ILLINOIS L1ouT ART11LKRr, CANr At
CHATTANOOGA, Tenn. Oct. s, 1858.
Ata meetng Of the officers and nea Of this bat
terJ. convened this day, to pay homage to the
memory Of lat Lieut.. VIM. Bishop, who Iost his
life in the recent battle OF Chlcamauga, Georgia,
It WAS
Rea|red. That in the loss OF our senior 1st Lieu
tenaat: Wm. Bishop, We hAvo lost au honorable
aud nohle-hesrted companion, officer who en-
bodied the highest senee Of ho or Is gentleman,
combined with daring, int'epidttY and he -ois u
one who, tn his chosen voc4tton. c1enp1i1e1 in
his every action t1ae patriots devotion to his
count =, and BY hts own dsunted courage. ener-
own heroienl.
Resolred. That We unite with his parents and
family In mourning in this, their and
our loss, Trusting that his spirit has passed to
better world, where wars nor rumors Of wars
never come
Resolred. That while va mourn for his loss, We
car but emulate his example ard revere the mem
oy Of one who. at bis guns, met his desth in such
heroic nannef, dealing death to the traitors In
arms ngAinss hia country.
Reactrtd, That thcao resolutions be published
In the Chicago TIaHuNE. journal, aud Springfield
Journal. ...'....
tiArT. LYMAN BRIDGES,
laxur. NORRIS d. TEMPLE,
Hanar. MN TRACY,
lar Kkuar. WM. II, RISE,
thNu. FRANK HEADOKN,
Nx,taF. Jan. Il. MOORE.
t'Unr. jan. II. t3ll1l{STIAN
Conr. JNO. BARTHOLOMEW,
Committee.
, 1863-10-20

Dacon has been in better ennnd to meet home
wants, and ahe increastn: requirements OF the Conf
little has been cons Bulk Meat-very little stocks.
ano prices altogether nonnat. BeefSales hive been
per barrel. Western 90 nominal Ut. $3.50.
Daron.- Sales for the week foot up some 500 hhds.
At 1@1o4c; tlo latter 1eure for canyassed, and 50
tiereek tngns cured and fancy 60 at 1sx51skc n.
gst tor a. s CO as. sot other ,a5as!es ORG now
Pork-EaziJ IN the week ta.s were reported Of 10
br!s Iew Mes. It Els 25--now htla btkhet Lld mva7
little has been cone In ths altce. bus p1ices have
aoyaLc.u acd close nrm. Wtetefn III b1.s and tca
n N
, 1863-10-20

The supply Of wheat WAS fafr, and the market was
dull nno OroopfnE-tte p!!ec at the cfoe Of Change
the Iasiet as heavy but holeess rem silei 1m aud
only about SO tngs wers sold OatsThe contractors
weIe ting eff for further ccc1,ne, but hollerd
remained pretty arm nnd sales were confined to 42i
bags 10 edt r. at i@Sc Nothing was done 10 barley
The martet for lard nr aud 800 heroes choice sold
dIoo9pE lot Of 50 bills was sold atec, hat il was
difficult to md buyer at that price Tho Ohio river
comVany Offering their salt At $345, White Lake
salt IA hi Id firm at x3 so per bbl.
, 1863-10-20
Arrivals Mt tho Soldiers, Homo.

Tue foIlo"lhE Arc tho arrivals at Tho Soldiers
Homo during tho pas. twenty -four hours:
j: O'Donald, 9sth. III. ;C.J Loesum, a7th lows ;
y. D. sabxn, 97th Wis. 4. n. Dsnnilnm. do; ".
Mclaughlin. 18th ILL.,. 7. i. Bales. do ". Ilatnp-
tnn, DO; T. 7. n Mor1irou, 1lth I'll. i Tyler. 3:d
Wiz; z. +. fcefe and J Flcming Gu Wis bat
u. Filkinr. 18th wis; r d. We7c!n. 18th Ill;
VIM; q. Richardson. lat. Wis.,; wn,. A. Austin,
8th Wis; J. Q. swoet. 1lath I1l:: ]. Gray. 18th
ada boy; n, Damey, 9th Miun J.. Il Stu
xtns, 5lst Wis: B. B. Raiidis. 7sth III: d: q.
Bunker, 10th Ill.,; 4: r Spicer, Wis; G. 4, Il.
Morgan. Tth Mich. bat; J. @. Williams. do 4.
6ab.r. I'd H.; J. Hughes. 95th Ill T. Gaines.
1s4th H.; c. Lapland, do: H. II. Bryant, e5th Ill ::
do; ]. CAllern, 12Tth III. NY
, 1863-10-20
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL


- MONDAY Rv7S1su. Oct 19, 1868.
Business opeCed active at the banks, but demands
were not 80 pressing they during some por-
tous Of last week Currency IL in better supply with
several Of the banks while others have demands
uPon them than they can conveniently supply Hence
the range ofEeT York exchange have wider range,
some akfng 1t onl7 at quarter OF and selling freely
At par, while others psidpar and sold at H. The mar
ket Is shade nzmer and tho demand good reported
BY most Of the banks.
Gold has been steady during tho day. The only ra-
ports have been able to get from Wall street were
15tk, 15tK. closing at ls1K. The brokers here paid
1s9@15o. Considerable business was done.
Treasury notes buying Il, selling X. Silver 1ss9lio
and Ierhnps on round lots 14s may have been pai8.
CHICAGO And ALTON RAILROAD CoMPANr.-Weckly
statement OF earnings for the week ending October Ii
1A3.
, 1863-10-20
Baltimore CuftIc nlarket-1ct. ~.

CAT1LE-Tte cattle market Was we'll supplied to.
eny, the receipts Of beescs amounting to 100 head
1aTs proportion Of the offerings were much ont Of
concitton, AZ tile market ruled dnn. closing very
SEQ head held ever. and the baance, zoo heae, dis
posea.of. chiefly 70 Baltimo5. butchers, at pi1ces
E1oSsment On shs better DESCRIPTION e = q cent E. ,
slight advance on the above figures.
aoos -Eeeei5ts we1e ere, npe5ni and Prices allowed
hogs. Fair to prime lots commanded ready tale at
IS tA lt0 ns.ne, while light hogs sold dow
, 1863-10-20
Philadelphia Dry Goods Market.

The Dry Coos market hns been 1eas active this week
owing to great measure to the exrttmcnt attend
Ing the 6tate tleetloo, buatn with both the
mission aLa Job louacs has been lighter than for sona
tuc past,
Cotton goods well held and firm, mad for most Of
he leading STYLES the tendency ce:i1ea1J upwaz,
oo1ers the prices are better and for ali stasona
bic holders ara asking IN advance, anu for sat
nets fancy Chss eres and 1Oeakn8 further ttse IL
a1ttcIpated. The stoeks Of al ktnea being ushk.
, 1863-10-20

Dari3y Is caller md receivers arc moro anxious 10
realize. As purnber OF brewers and n1lsters hare
withdrawn from the market With the ceterminat'on
Of not ing present prices buyers have the
tage. The sales ere 70 ta1r extent and euhr1co
5000 6u Illinois at q 43. 81 % Canada East ut $5
6GQQ do. to. p. 500 bu Carada West ut 81 50.
, 1863-10-20

TnG T0IG DYtnafy mE4ffnrA VIII Nh held m fhe
a1st day Of October, 1T the following pl,ces. ana
be presided over By the pereone hereafter named.
or in their absence by persons to be cbosen bv
SAD electors. The polls VII! be opened st 4
The ward PRIMARY meetinr- viii he he1d at +be
following places:
Second Ward-At Sbroeder's Saloon, coraeT Of
Third Ward-At Willet:s shop, Corner Of State
Fourth Wsrd~A1 tie Poiice e:;s Station, corner Of
State and Twenty second streets; delegates.
FINN Wsrd-At Rahel :. corner Of Archer Road
Sixth Ward-A. unscnhaaser's land office, on
Canal street, delegates.
seyspth l,.S M.racA5 he corner Of Onion and
Eighth Wa1dIAt the Southeast corner OF
Ninth Wasd3At the Stating Park, corner OF
Tenth Werd-A. the Engine House corner Of
Eleventh Ward-At West Market Hall s dele
Twelfth Wasd-At Van Horns, Milwaukee are
me, 1t II Ruckcr Bt1eet-6 delegates.
Thirtes9th Wa1d-At Engine House, Larabee
ftIeet4 delegates:
1sna Fna.seGa ~ ma Mhsa- toe nonWess cofaef OF
Fifteenth Ward-Ht Me1mss Ga9aens Clark al,
nesr Chicago avenue-9 delegates.
s11eenth "afo-At hotth Mafket-1z dele
gates
The following persons VII act as Inspectors at
the Ward nriinarp meet1nrs-
.Lws ~ wh. r. n. =
F,a1ni aa w ,. 1.., ,,,n.. ,..un
q Mafo-f. 9eues+ Games ail4es' teosge
ad Wara-wH H Rand, Josenb po11,k. 1ames
Campbell
, 1863-10-20

The Foreign Markets.
PIE STEAMER HIBzRxIAN. [DY TExEeEApU.
LIVERPOOL. Oc.. 9, lS6;
CoT1oy-1Hegular AnJ declined A@kd.
BaKADs1uJT3-8:eAdJ- Flour duii-tendencY dow..
ward.
9RAE-Ntekt A'r1eE. Corn easier At 279s9:.
Bacon i1m. AN~> A'''-
sToG5a-Go1 sols s2Y4es for money. ulin3ls Cea.
LoSDoz, ocs.7 1863.
DKzApsrUT1s-Qriet and steady.
, 1863-10-20

y. - - "e@0 eo"1eA Aos1 ~
mgn. ao1 INC s1sas*cuono! tfeo'as business, ailea
w1eo epeecnes ilom olsuueolsaeo geouemen'
come up osotnefs' ana Ill INC Hall
MORE PRISONERS CoNISG.-The Louisville
journal sa5e' number Of rebel prisoners, eome
Of them o1aeefs, were foE"arded from that city on
the 3othto Camp douglas and Camp CHASE.
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arsh.s .;ta a. sss' .sa.' sa4 ~ -. e.es, aa4,
~:hr 80 ~ .as.ae. n.,a, ~. 1xast;~at- NJ,
"aukee toaaos1o~ htefnooa~
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p,oor,froto, noa,on.,,b .sr.- upo,- No.
Faav M .rccntad the cTra- ~ +bs o,iret p.as,,r
ter3an f.bu,ch in f,hicaoo. and MI, soon 1aave v
fer bts new bome He Win hc fn1louea hv 4hc
Kind regards and best wishes Of many fdeuds,r
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of the Faculty and students OF the uniyers,ty a;
Chicago, held yesterday, appropriate resolutions
were paused concerning the death Of Mrs. Isabella
I. Mathews, wife Of Prof Wm. Mathews, Of the
Uniyetaity, who died on Sunday last.
OAo" "sEo'-a eahu 1ou1 years olos named
Thomas KING, fell from the canal boat Alice, yea
terday morning, and was drowned The boat he.
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A REroRM 6cuoo1. CAsK--A boy by the
name Of Bloom was brought before the Police Court
yesterday, charged with stealing come coppe1
pipe. Appearing to be 1T case for the Reform
School. he was transferred to the Commissioner
1Fho sent him up'
, 1863-10-20

CHICAGO CATTLE MARKET.

Philadelphia Seed Mnfket-Oct. ~.
In reeds tbers IN not much movement and CLOVIS, s
wan1ed nj 81 CO = bn1hel Timothy no ealsg. Flax
Feed is IN 7equtSs hr $3ef@a1o z bushet.
, 1863-10-20

BaltInaor Coffee hInrIkct--0ct. ~.
Rot been in fair request. and brought advance
bra some s6 bugs common to prime quality at sf<
@s3t D. 1he stock In trss hands i limited and tbs
market closss very firm,
, 1863-10-20

Beef Packing.
Meslrs. Leland 4 Mixer hare leased the "Andrcw
Brown Packing House." on the South Era1ch Of the
river. and connence Killing Beeyea to-dny
, 1863-10-20

Cloys-seed has been In more demand ard frazer ant
fAit bn4nc- hiss hytu tope in fA1t which come
fo,wald tpAriual5. No transactions Of moment i:
other varieties. Clover We quote a. TO qualify e
S7l2kGe7.c7k. Tfsuo:ty at $29t@9.t0. FiAxAeed n
~ EA2 Is q hpShej.