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Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1863-11-27
Receipts for the Standard
TO NERVOUS SUFFERERS OF BOTH SEXES.

A REVEREND GENTLEMAN HAVING
been restored to health in few days, after un-
dergoing all the usual routine and irregular ex-
pensive modes of treatment without success,
considers it his sacred duty to communicate to
his afflicted fellow creatures the means of cure.
Hence, on the receipt of an addressed envelope,
he will send free copy of the prescription
used. Direct to DR.. JOHN NJ. DAGNALL, lS8
Fulton Street, Brooklyn New York,
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1863-11-27

PHOENIX LoDGE.--The following are
the officers Of Phoenix Lodge, Barton,
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1863-11-27

CENTRAL LopE.-The following is
list of the officers of Contra! Lodge No.
IL, in Irasburgh, for the term common
c;no Nov G..
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1863-11-27

STATE misunderstanding to
the Adjutant Generals report, the en-
tire armament of the State consists of
five brass and four iron six Founders, 90
Springfield rifles, 513 smooth bore mus.
kets, Sc flint locks, and &C Windsor
rifles.
Verify Vermont is in fine condition
to resist any invasion which might be
made within her limits.
VALUABLE BUoK.-Edwin II a m =
mond of Middlebury has a buck for
which be recently refused $1,000.
, 1863-10-10
MARINE NEWS,
PORT OF Chicago.

ARRIVED. Qctoner9
stmr seabird, Pabst. TEo Iivera. aund1fes.
II Top tsactne. Arthur, Buffalo, sunG11es,
Prop Sun, JGnee, Godes1ch, sunHr1es
Brig Kosetns. blaek ekbu1n, Bay City, so hs1a solt
sthF q; Stevens, johnson Bay City, 100 IN lumber
schr sinefya souts, Bag City, 100 lumber, 1,2tons
schr Etsan Alien, Boutwell,. Day City 40 b.ls salt.
Schr Oyer Culyer, Wheaton. Buy CITY, $500 brls salt
schr e Pa, bes, Kirby. Gsano Haven, " m lumber, 100
setr Gndlns, Ca1low, GRIND Haren, IS m 1amber.
schr Ashtahnla, Hnrmer, Grand Haven, 70 N lumber,
Schr Belic. EaN arcs Auakegon, IS ~ lumber.
Echr Persia, Ruscr. Mnskegon. 50 N lumber.
Scbr iizzfe ThIoop, Vlhert, MuskeZon. % N lumber.
schr Anna Thorine, Anderson, AuakeEon, q N 1ura-
scbr Ross Bell, Miller, MuskeSon. 10 m lumber.
Sc1 f;ynk a. JnnIton, MnskeEon, Is n lumber.
Schr G Foster, Hanaen Mnskegon, IS m lumber, 20
sc,r aiTa. i Anderson. Mnskezon. 8, n lumber.
arhr m Smith, Smith. Muskeson4 fL m lumber.
Sell Helen Kent, ssmeson, sluhkegon, Is N lumber.
ersr 4 ao1er. .sehlebohm, NulkeE Eon s0nlamner.
erbr Htfo Lpr7ts eou,n Haven, 60 N Lumber
setI jeserhirc Ds<tcun. "h1on' soata HAVEN. d
eehr Ajrha G1,un. soath Hsvsn % css rood.
ecrr u + E:csoif, Ba,lArd, Holland. 50 cde Woos.
chr Adds, Goats, KAsmazoo. IS u !unoes.
, 1863-10-10

FRIDAY EVENING, Oct ., 1863.
BEEF CATTLE-Ths receipts OF Deef Cattle At this
various yards during the day amocnt to 1sa hes and
tho entered s.1ea TO as5 The demand for medium and
prime shipping grades has been octiVe and tho quot
uons Of yesterday hare been fully maintained In
good shipping grades there has been several fair t.,
amongst which We notice LIS head Of Missouri Steers
belouRing to II. D. Powell, and s. head OF Illinois
Steers belonging to s, Farlow, Of Camp int which
are being sh'pped through N owners account, from
the Cottnge Grove Yards
oA1T1A sAI1s TO DAY.
1sa asaals so eS 81 RaSs ce G. e. ~ e
gTeta Bcld Keller 10 ~ 923 ns. It $24 ~'''''
Me eo I'D III y Wsi:sts av
Fl Is Stshs g. -
xeaus told 1urrer d Mitchell 1s. az. 1.o1 ns. al
AtsE. scld oshes osshes . CO, 70 y, sas ns:sttaeo mr.
z:sssti es .ed aFsss 5 q
Re.s m hanfn I'D II x i @ = ~
sad d. l'2 ees kens G. II
nasnee seld freeman 4. AZ: LIS nsstts2o
Ls@sf sold 4. E. Kent q g. 2, aV: lls Is, si
4sS!s ss!a = = j. us Fl 8
GIsfnn !eG Ell Ms5s MsFns C. "a s !s Is ss
Fairs sold R1bel Hsman Is sT iaai 81, at 81. .75
|, Kelly sold nwHght Is. AZ. i2i1 MS, at $3.50
Gridley sold En~ttght. 16, av 1162 bs, at IS 37h.
uOGs-The receipts at the various yards amount to
about 100 Hogs, and + entered sales to $685. The
receipt Of thin Hogs Is still considerably above the
average and oFng to little demand except for really
prime qualities. the shle has been dull at decline Of
1890 from yesterdays quotations. The arrivals Of
common and their stock In the face OF trihihg de-
and for that class Of Hogs plslnly shows that the
crop of corn deficient anj quite Inadequate to1 the
nurpose Of sending fat Hogs into the MARKET
, 1863-10-10

In this city, on The 9Th Inst. by Ray. Root Lsl:d
Confer. M LEVI n. OSTEhGDuDT and mrs.
FRArCIs GAFfAEY.
In Detroit Mich on Thursday q, sraoon. Oct sth.
ccpal Gtnfch. JOHN VIZ FRANCE. Of New NtlcaEa.
Ii. and Miss. HATTIE E, L*AgEBt. Of Detroit.
Xtch. eldesr daughter ct Mt. W1n. Lambert
In Westgire led, Seps I'd 1858 q. the res!1eree q
Il g BRIDE iather By the Rev. MIR. Noycs. D D. II.
JAMEa tATHGAIsT; Qnalt4ruatter z. 9. f.. esd
fssa at tho reside nce uf t.a bfde's mother, Lent
RbNR7 i. STODD4AhD. o. 8. a.. AID Miss VAS"
ThTI a. HIXUN.
At vIck,bu1g. Miss Sept I'd By JesenIeh Porter.
Chsp1sin C1t,' 'Hoapita1 DANIEL BUrK.- Of :hs I'M
W1asontio yolunse e!s. and Siss EtLEh e. ANDEL!.
ipl.oa C3aasY III Also. ny the same. Au< 25a At
Of cs2t I EsEssy snG & y.
t1a7es at Camp ghe1man. Big R4acS Rlvar. Mia.
, 1863-10-10

Nov found through the committee and by pct-
eopal inquiry TINT most OF the sufferers that had
lost all bad already received ffom the committee
and from other eources. sums ranging from per-
hapt twenty I've to one hundred and seventy dol
lars in money besides such clothing and proVi-
etons as had been cent In. The committee itself
had distributed two Thousand dol18.S In money,
and little over two thousand IN goods, SO that the
more helpless sufferers in this calamity when
bad distributed yonr gtfs had each in money from
start Of clothing and provisions. The boxes Of
clothing sent on from this city could not be for
varied to Lawrence in time fot distribution with
therefore, to fnd that NJ. j. 4. D:own, to whom
the goods were cent from here, who went with me
through my task, and understood its aim ard
tPl xas ready 70 tske S;oae
mittee, ard with the notes and accounts already
made, viii give I'll diligence until the work is
With Mr. Brown left twenty-five dollars to de-
fray expepses, and with the committee, dfty dol
lars that still remained In my hands. ny personal
expenses. IS per account rendered herewith were
Altogether, II I compute correctly, amount to
thLIy-nine hundred and thirty three dollars mud
eeyenty i've cents, the money entrusted to me
6eIng a7S hn1ssd sad
favor oftWenty cents, which Ipzesent a. my dona-
One hundred i apd eighty two house. and stores
Ha.s oae saS @
one men were Killed, inc1pdinga fer negroes, 81
whom doubtless more had been butchere1. but
that they kaew they would be killed, and made at
OF &c forthe raFincs, while the white men, not eI-
pecting any eneh unheasd Of brutality as the wholc
sale murder OF unaImed and un1eslttlng men. at
first took 70 measures Of escape. The town ts
computed to have lost fifteen hundred Of It's fnhsh
itante, including thoee who arc too timid to stsy.
The rest who do ttay are working hard to rcetore
70 far as they can theis hoAes and stores. Work
is abundant, md common 1aboring men command
as much as dollar and seEenty.dye cents per day,
With plenty to 90. The spirit Of the town, 60 iii
as could feel 1t, ts admirable The rufians, who
have already done It snch fearful 4 W7ong, hare aS
towns1ncn say they uever will co now. and BE-
Ieye they viii hold their oEn. ! have already
pointed in another connection, Whist would be Of
interest 10 you that does not especially belong to
this report. In conclusion, I have to thank the
committee for the most frank. open and efectual
cooperation In my work. the Rev. Mr. Brown. Of
Lawrence, whom / hare made trustee for some OF
the most helpless, By advice Of the Committee for
much courtesy, Mr J. r. Bsaeeon, for great as
eittance, and the Chicago Committee for the hon.
OF done me. Very respectfully,
RoBERr COLLIER
, 1863-10-10

The1e Is no new feature to notice In the oil Market
crude st slight decline from our last quotations.
Some brle, part to ar1ye, we're sold ut pncEa-
aieroscd OF ii &c EeHned Is quiet and duh, With but
little disposition manifested the pa:t Of either
made for so brls Of bonded be delivered IN Noyem
ber and refused. tlened. fee, selling to tue sus
way At about former rates Benkne may DO quoted at
%Gac, md 1esld!um $40 per psi,
, 1863-10-10

Prepa1cd By Geo. II. Reed 4 Co., offer the simplest
aud most perfect means OF dycing household ap-
paie1 erer presented the pnbhc. They embrace 20
ionable colors-and arc perfectly fast. Samples
on silk and wool can be seen and the col0rs pro-
cured Of the druggists. octiG-3t.sm&w
, 1863-10-10

ses1 Caaiisfs Reid' F. ssSis e n e,hoI;. 1osI
sear 4atsiops. fieid. BskssTillsn z q m ,n,n ii
tash:
sctr aIhan psn.ssn ShShnnT.ra .ale' - eos wood
EchF mkt kop, Mcves. Cafls P1sr % cil soo.i
Ectf r r lctIDS. E1sley BaT1stvelle, 80 n tumhsr
Eclf HcEett John EMbsstt. kx.a14z % II E, lumber
Is Il anic gte1
9c1r nrr1e WtcdfcSd, uphAn. ka'3maz3o Is q,
{uHeer. -
gchs Ellen f.ke HST. kAAMa1oo ~ N l11o~r.
6chF hate hlcs noEd ShlStos sssina9 ~ n1anasf.
schx MoEen Na,tGk; Is aqa!eo1, nssvtr ~ m 91ea.,,
SSh1 T,y een;r AdsmH Chlcz a7otniny, s. Ca wooa
schr Hsw Esr rshiye Log, Wehssers P1.r 60 Il lul-
sr,v Ana Aneerscn Muekekoc, 90 a ln:ab.r.
scnv 4 s:hsnin Etnwley au.kt zen 50 n lumber.
EeSw Hnr1tst Ami earacu Auskcgpa 50 q lumber.
tCO m 1sah -'7->[7"-.-.
w." m 1ath
EeoH IAor,l Mcyta WEkitscu1 s. eds wood,
Strnr feahYd pahat Two Rivers aundrfeq
Prnnn Fountain CITY. resse BnGlaio, iii bu wnest.
$3.50 hsls -four ~.
6ask f,aI h.t "a'es' o'aaa"' fo9t co'oo5ne S'''
Bark Marquette. Best, Buffalo, = 30 bu cora.
IaIk n5s e. 9 nSEt ;5, 70 I'LL "aaxee
Echif i. j. FoHgers Do, le, Buffalo, 20aes ba wheat
Erhr TAnk TFturle. Buffalo, L. 100 hu
, 1863-10-10
u / Il ID.

son cl Mrr. T. Il, st.duan, OF Mer!dlao, =. 4, ased
70 yeazs.
On the Hcsplt4l Boas Nashville lying at Vtcksou-g
Rev. HIKAM DOASE OF tne 4sth kes't Ill Vols.
from Peoria, July go. faithful. eNaese thaptata
haHirH tent tia fatnx
, 1863-10-10

Received 10658 bu wheat ls so bn oats, 13 bu corn.
WheAt-Market higher nad sellers hol Ing off, the ony
eale being one car No rcd At - O. B. e.,
dnys SIC was offered r o b., Corn wanted At f33S2c.
Ba1ley-The raugets y 0o925o cWt Tor Inferior to
prime, Ire wanted II 1s9sof.
, 1863-10-10

Drs R. & J. Hunter Of New York, Physicians
for Diaeaees Of the Throat and Lungs, laye re-
moved to their new permanent oflces, No. ea
Washington st1eet, between Clark and Dearborn
streets. Dr. James Hunter may be consulted daily
at tie above address, between the hours Of 10
O'Clock a. n. and p. H., Sundays excepted. oc9.d
, 1863-10-10

TIE UNION C1UB MEET1Sa.-The effort ons
the part Of the Young Men to renew the meetings
under the auspices Of the Union Club. is highly
laudsble, and ehou1d in every possible way be en-
couraged. Their meetings last winter were deci-
aed successes, With little work and judicious
management the Club may be made permanent,
popular. aud powerful organization The meeting
called for this evening. VIII no doubt be largely at
tended. Good speakers are promised
, 1863-10-10

The Foreign Markets Corrected.
NEW YORK. Oct. 9. 1858.
Tie following COMM ej ClA nGwB !, - omitted from
tfe ColumbIAs ntvss latr right, in consequence OF
te1eSraphtc e1refs. which, naVe been corrected to
CAY:
Iosros. sspt. 2s.-B1EADs7u11s-Dun and ee'
cl.itR.
Tea Qulet and sttscy.
Conso.s ssA@93H; N. c. 1oG313 tAceu1t+ Erie
, 1863-10-10

There u active dcmand for suzarA at fu II for
meE raie. vls1 fq51hsr saes r about 9 hhd4 q ,ss
the 1Attsr nRnse. oa nne. con. e arc acArcs asd
h'sb; abonts soo hage Rico .old 4 29X9s7c Nc -
the5o q little stoc1 In nlss d. sod desa
~ Tery nf11 II t1nlE deAAaaa,
, 1863-10-10

PERsosA1~-Joseph D. Walker, Adjutant
og tho seth nlinnia, better known as ths Tates
phalAnx, arrived in this city yesterday, direct
from headquarters On Morris leland. BE reporta
the regiment In excellent health and due spirits.
, 1863-10-10

Minuesota Regiment will arrive from st. Paul,
via c. b n, ". R. a, abont ei1 O'Clock this
morning, en- 1oute for st. Louis; and the 9Th ain-
neaota is expected tomorrow morning, with $40
mnlca and 30 army wagons, &c. These regiments
formed part Of the famous ''lndian Expedition" :"
, 1863-10-10

SPLENDID STOCK FARM FOB RsNT.-by
reference to our advertising columns, 1t win be
seen one OF the best stock farms In Northern Iui-
nois, is offered for rent To = good, responsible
tepant, this is rare opportunity. For terms, and
na.ticp1ate, addrcss this Office.
, 1863-10-10

! Mc.
larket very active and prtcfs rule
rt tendency On Calf and sole. On
the market Is more than ordinarily
hixh rate Of exchange. We quote:
tslEe fSte 1rAu1sh Hf,tn ha...
, 1863-10-10

IotA -..'.... els< aloEs 'to 6'*9 alao S's
AVS eAe!.eea' ~ =. .asn eaa ~
most hout.y. quay NC ~ soioa asaan
atno1atea 1ne specota.s aao pats@ toso 1ap.
as. snu hn,- p..saa 1870 ~
RKene14t e"se4ne=a " 11s4ueo euu1soa aauus
olIen. ma eFe1s lnne a. ao "o'aoee o9 4o1nes ns'
utes.
1ne oniJ eaeepuoa 70 LIS htate ot aHas was Flour
WHICH SUI fu4es 0n, consequence oI toe o1tncnity
Of Getune hoeAs 4etNa1u 10 Manes nom WHICH state
tae =. i.tae'p' e - - ' ees1s. Aoe"' "u's ooons
800 hr1s changed hands, st 81 for choice White
hl1e1 eA1asi e''s ~ 4Eoo y Lnte1 eAHas t9@a1a'9
Tor Spring e1uas ana u S4+s tof eoFine sopernne
onr remarks On yee'elaays fna1ket' VIII regard 10
chotee St. Louis White Winter e1as did not apply to
the leading brands, which, We arc asFured arc It'll
he'd nrm It former Prices lhe nn~nAngnese o. nous
dealers to report tder brands when they have to sell
At declEe Eorks IN nine cases out Of ten' to tha
<teniment OF the sele1s' and tais Is but fresh Illus
H1uou OF the 1set ...
TIE Wheat market was very 4 uch excited, and We
have To- report an sdvhnce In prices Of 20 &c per bush
el. Upwards Of $4,000 nusheh wefe sold on Change
1t $l.5 for No Red; e1.u@l TX for No. Red
$1,c2k for Rejected Fed $1,97@1lo for No
4 Spring 41oi91U for No. Spring, Rnd
sim fur Rejected spifog- The receipt Of the New FORK
epatche1 tended very much to iucrcas3 the excite"
meut and tho market closed nrm at the extreme Quo
.sst,ops,
The Corn market Eas also buo5ant and very active,
prices showing an advance Oh yesterday OF sssXc per
bushel. About 10000 bu-he1s Of all grades changed
hanss. at SIC io1 Canal Mixed anoat sl@s7c for No.
Corn in ttore: and ssk@8xc for No. Corn In siore-
co.nr rm At Sc for No, 2. and SIC for No. Corn.
There WAS perfect scramble for Oats, and ptsces
rnn m 10 point 7c per bushel above the extreme 8
mrs paid Yesterday With sales Of about 900 bushels
at Eakae7c for No Oats, aud 6ah9esc 70, No. Oats
n market e1o4lng with IN eager demand at
tha outside figures, holders asking 7pc for No. in
store.
RSe vas In active request md 2sc per busnel high
er with sales Of 5000 ushels at o6@oec for No. and
alaesc 1or No. 2 In storc.
harley tyuncet sf lc per bnshel the sales anount
ing to 23 co bushels. ut Il 70 for No. $ll51 10 fr
No = and Il 20 TOR Rejected in store BY sample
safes we're made at *1Is91 %.
Hlshwines were unusually buoyant, and prices a.
vnnced SC per gallon with sales st range OF 5ik@0c
the market closing nm. He quote Alcohol at 81 20
al e peY gallon,
The Provision narkee Is very urn, with an upward
tendency. There Was an active Inquiry tor Mess Pork
to day, at s1io md va note sales Of $50 brls city
packed at that price, and 400 bra light Ness as es
Lard IN better demand and shade higher oo tres
prime having changed hands to-day at luxe bacon
and LUG Aeats are seatea ana ntn.
, 1863-10-10
he Soldiers Home.

1ae regular weekly metuuE Oh tue boAlA O1
Managers Of tho Soldiers Home, was held yeste,-
dsy afternoon, T. B. Bryan In the chai.. The
minutes Of the List meeting were read and sp
proven. The committee on cpllectIous reported
that ,hey had received from the Westminster Sab
hath School 41e Is, and from the Tabernacle
church RS. and that Mr. Spencer. aren't Of Jewett
l. Root. had for them, donated the stove In the
room. Mrs, Degcuhardt reported that peop1e
had p,enerous1y responded to the demand for nm
Visions and that number Of barrels Of appIea and
ether GOOD thtuee,'' had been added to their
tto.ee.
The whiting committee reported that they had
Visited the Home daily, during the week, and unI-
form1y found the house In good order, and the
management satisfactory, and that the Medical
Director thought the Home well conducted.
It WAS suggested that sma1l yials were wanted
and that It would be well to eare such as could be-
readily cleaused, and sand them to the Home.
It was stated that the tax on the Home WAS
enormous under the present regulations, and that
q more commod1o1s place and greater resources
vould he necessary, or that some regulations
world have to be made to connne its benefits to =
more limited number Some Of the 1adIee wished
toextend the hospIta1ties Of the Home to al eol.
dsers and officers Of the army-eren to whole resi-
ments. After some discussion, a motion was
made "that the benefits OF the Hpne be extended
only tn Iecharced. sick and trlouched so11ie.s..'
On this motion coneiderable dehste eneped, In
the course Of which, Mr. Bryan stated that in every
instance In which large squads OF men wers rent
on bueiness. euch as bringing prisone,s to Camp
Doncls.. &c the Government made provision fo-
r,tInne. Ioarinpa. sc anf, that If their comm.nd
ipe officers discharged their duty, they would be
nrovi6ed fo, without t.xfnr the Home. and that
ifthe ofsce,s won1a nnnonnce the1r COMING. the
, 1863-10-10

Ar pm1Apx1rmA.-Monoy rules easy at 1875 per
ccrt. with the general textures Of the market m
changed. :
.ArMuwAuKHs.4The money market Is e7sys ex.
change u1cuty and dull. The demand for money Is not
% heavy "A ost week In consequence Of the falling off
of1eceipts fwheat.
ArSr. Lor1s-On Thursday there VAS q scarcity OF
money at tho banks causing Oppression in Govern
ment vouchers and Eastern exchange. The buying
rntca for outside exchange were H@x discount. and
the selling rates by bankers par to u pr cent pro-
MUM, Defetse warrants steady Al 85s1c buying and
sel1Ipg.
AT rC1Sc12aA11-Governmcnt securities Arm. Ex-
change ttady at par buying, and 1ta9h prem selng
Tie demand not al heavy ut Was. but It Is Ia e1'
cess ofrecelpts and currency Is sssA being shpped
Money In fair demand and steady at s9s per cent.
, 1863-10-10

For tho Week Ending October q.

-=.------ ------1
TOTAL nFcrp4' OF CATTLE .oz rH* We WEE :. -,
!esal pisSi.s; Sssi IA i: Is 8 8 sss 5!5R
nrkvEs Fsos DIFFERENT STATS:
AsFtGe 9: s tSo e
market rom The following st.ies:
Ssm Ssnns, nGss lTsnis.: 9oss Id
ohio .............. - @Gonnecfcns. @ 10
IIlirols ass Michigan .............
x,r, zsno,tss for sa,s market ut ro,tvu,t.
s:5set. ao: S.o ;, ,,x ,rc ono,sa =, ,or,ov,-
MeafGa' sls aannt,:. :.:.:: sss 90
The be nsa' n.ost q q ths sslss fane r. from f.
Prices For head aaa pes peand Of & different wsishs
Total aanter Il bse7es received In tfa city tbs
fiji ( 10 head ess than last week, and 2s head
Ss e 9 ~. 1eas TT
neao Whe ssse sae nnmasr soday eeing
his s'' vs'Fi In CLOSE ., THE x4n.rr,
morning T. ha tser hsyn oFersoeted
fbe asai market. md 4 ~ saPgy continues la5ss
foF eia iass Autumn ths1eiofe arise fsI
down as il Viii surely come np asain, enough pay
Il III % asis9 @ as a. 9s ~
81 IRE ossg 4
smooth. Indiana aeers, which WIN we;a sl!vs 9y our
P!ili = XII
5 ssRs ses q s;s
the stock 1ef unsod yesterdav no tsssh lots haynE
Seea SeGa nna ioe dro!efs o9' - '''' -
Recepts this week 9a 91oeat'ons s ~, s9akn
ss 9n Hsny aTsn
Snss q f. s pse o we
- e V: sgs ssegss
%sss ese ~ ssst !:
gscrge p. D,Iman gives the following ~ the price
Fin. quality I'd lss t'ss *;!Ess ss'e s!ss$
u: A. lid
s$sGss sssiis@sas sssH@ sSss
AcsicM " euo ~ =. ~ 1,S-x., ~ ..
# s Ps es!s ssys ss ss
" ~ II
quite general TIE taie When aaxe @ neea - atsf soan
1T soms.me ra;t sn ner Zephsr sc. Is Do Ser
s. Tans d: psE bssa,s j 9S s9.ie q
1co o's ~ "a sGnSSra Jamnra. In bono sc;
~ 10y lSn ~ sSnsas. a hnps 81 I5onnro os1
@ easo ~ 9.sIe az cnEs tb9mnts Java ID Boston Is
~ ~ hhTe ~, i'm ha1s Anqoatura On terms not
t1ansnired The ftocE Il ITO Il tho tuntry, made
m 81 Dfessrs ~ Scott Son, Is s. +8 bags VIZ: ~
sS 6aEs here md 500 ut BALTIMORE.
From ges:!se easss'e ees:s IRON .'o r,' :"
ee'*'s'' p'' -
S; t,@s is !ss
ts aEaa H5,.sn Sens Easi
heinz difference o views yesterday ns to Tie quota.
t{nT for even stsncard nuaifties kened coufinnes
cSffre * Serv hi nfices Tne saes Of raw ara III
hhaa Cnha af 1ns 1sr II, Porto Isco 1ajaHc. ii do
tnTeefCr fnsHc A.? MAJ; rieanr fssf{cs m hSs In,
Tana' itHi5c. Mp bass Sfanills liz tcash); and io
to tt asmsssa Broan Pefaambuco, s3c. usual credit.
s7ffnh"cs S snenr ard id hhrs Sieindo e' '' '
9'sS'" pase suk" NV ~ ~ ~ o-e7 1
Imrort Eept 70 sept 81 4n1s; sae; ,6o11sgs t:aEs
From EoIsisn Posa: a:ts....--....lSSSs u's8 1lSs
= - : 35 ,;s3
] Tr4E
, 1863-10-10

T0-Eay the Fale9 W6fH: s,VlV ufW tBHIuaW Flu9 uH
dock al q 70; 2,0c0 ska new Ground Alum aaoat at
n Is: no afB DO ut 81 80 DEL
Sales Il bags $225; s. bags at a2to; 70 bags At
100. FAX Dull. Sales /: g bags prime at $21; Is
iHrn GO Mt 81 80 CLoTEB-a5 bagH pFlue at $3.50
T0BACCO-Market actirs ana firm, with an up
ward fepat 4cY. We quote:
Staudard S. 10a and Ds-.......................4
MS and f8ncT.... .!oe4N
Interior and outside brandt .4NaG
Cuf in fair Fequest. Me quote.
, 1863-10-10

C1TY MoRTA11TY.-The Acting Health OH.
Ger has made report Of the mortality in this
city for the month Of September. As compared
with the corresponding month last year It shows
sight increase, but no greater probably, than
the ratio Of increase Of our population:
, 1863-10-10


Government stocks less active and scarcelS as hFn
IT s "a ri com. 1ps 1880 Notea............1Qs1<
Mogxx-Easy at Col ccnt-chtef business at tho
ipafce g.. .,...a ,,,,..+ ,eta,e,
Cold 1rmer-opebing at 46h, advancing to a7}s, and
c1nefnr firm at ii.
, 1863-10-10

E0tNA wy I
The occasion will be ono OF great interest, and
!. 1.rcr attendance is desired, Come carly, The
,,,..,
soee'''4s VA 'f~'1 ~ "a
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TRE 1TTV
AMrsEMEETs Al the Theatre, Museum,
and Arlington, Leon and Douuiker's, there arc
,pat,nees fh7s afternoon at the ueral hour.
q. L. A-Tu1RTKENTHW WARD-Remembe
the Union men rally at Mz. Conrad Valkcs', to-
night. Let there be a full attendance.
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FERsoSA1--Josepn -. "aRels AelutAat
os tho 5sth 1nnota, oe..ef koo~n as loe % 1Ases
FhaAn1' a7"eu II .n' Guy sosse'.4S' onsss
from oeaoqusi1s 1,.0.ta,a W 0%n 1s.a s.,.1..
inc ftg'aen1 IN e1ecnsn. Ae-.s'A '''1 '1A'
-rfarenca to our advertising columns, it win be
e.- ~. ~ tho beat stoct fsrn1a In Eosthern IuI-
-. :. st.,sa for ~cnt II A eood. reaponsIb1e
ts,srt stts fs a nm onnortunfty. For terms. aad
n,,t1cp1ars. add,css this Office.
Az APPROPRIATE REwARD.-R. N. Rice,
Esq, Superintendent Of the Michigan Central
Railroad. has offered ESQ 1eward for Information
that will lead to the detection Of the villains who
pneoupled the cars near Lawton, BY which the dis
aster was caused to an excursion train.
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MINNESOTA hE01MkN!s NoAHa'~1ne ~
Minnesota Regiment Will arrive IRON 81. faal'
via C. q n, ". T. = aoon1 sl1 oeaee3 naas
morning, en- 1onte for b. Louisi ana Inc VIA aun-
neaota is expected tomotsoW 1nornlpG' WIN Nv
mnlca and 90 army WAGONS &C. Ineee regiments
, 1863-10-10
SOLDIERS HoME.--The following are the
arrivals at the eoldlers' Homes yesterday and to-

i. Rump, osa Ill.,; g. n. Nichols, 9Th Wis; wn,.
Il Barker, 18th Wis; J. Radeas e5th Il;i J. Short
Wia,; Foot, sd Wis.; n. Ii Danton bsth NJ:
J. Jones. b2d II 3. Libby, ,4tn n; sayn1ry " r.
Mcdaniel, sd Mich. cavalry; L. e: Gale, g9th III !;
N, S. Beebe. I'd Wis. Cavaley; ". F. Freeman,
I'D III :; d. r. 0eRood, T7th IL; T. Tons!eJ, III
Hinn.; V. Plah1- 9Th Wis.; y. Frazier, 18th H.;
Lieut. Attertall, and thf1ty-four men Of the 10Th
Kentucky, escort Of prisoners Of war.