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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1863-05-14


Ihe Brigade q neral Coz 40n9 takes p!easa
conGRl atIng 10 tie Brigade tbs tpt oIders
in1ncci&te Division Con DaEdGr iDneLt
80 Distinguish d, aud widely kuCwu il he world as Gen.
hs"ufefad, Vh1 has recently Oh two occ"sonz reviewed
Ia gads, ought calculate tde h4h exerLirrG
10 Eei GniuGuance Cl su p-sl5G. IhhuEh while in
THIS Lti .EtIr have uIi h Oppo WHY
sha enemy 81 ! ts graf fcatUn that ty
tr IrefeLce here have teeo at cprrJa;e tie
prompt ap1 ehicel ed rendered by tire gaiaug
-tut Lg.uI-a ara G2uTg When 'tae threat
&Led b: Tge Atsle luce. II has been good
toJ WbI 10 LCsH th8 d3c&- ut tie bOGslcd
lFluc l:Lu cad arEarG4 0; to ami ee Government
dav.ns GTeG kjnGUees heTe, kayn:
h% paa a @-F LEah Ia: I'd reserve End thus
iC: o-.E6 auC other atISuln< Guty, &lnpe eiure
he II afforded f.r ln@rUysm il IL u discipline
robbie ard mtrdeTefs whr voing cxteTm;.
order lheY IGar occupy country,
Ee hy:ei laC Uf this brigade be
aJsy tie expect alton every NoItl Garoihian SID
II tie applause If our bGVl I'D bic cOupatrI1 trough
out he CCn-dzFaey. Il. h, Ci.INGXA,:,
A:iPai CT General Commanding.
HcArQvAETFhs IP'HEEr SoUrn CAROLINA GA. j FLA,
IS ec-t Ord'1s 10 80
Wiz bIEadjcr General ugmsn relieved from duty
IL tbs De snrlneLt, ana vii viii his Brigade TO
BTiE Ter Ge1Cidl Whiting, @t Nlialigt"n, Il. Z
BE- u EUau5n5 GELerA, parts with this h2e ErigaCe
ri the ope that les it from hs command the COCO
ot the will b" subeIvt d. and OppoTaiy afforded
Tor and sub tan " sCEEicc agassJ enemy OF
The IonteGeTlte otale5.
The Cn4Ite masters Department will furnish prompt
transl OrtatiCo.
~ command Ct Genera! BeauEeea,d.
(aigte5) j q. ii. CTEr, = A. q
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1863-05-14

svFo1is q Caualies at the re cent battles VI
s!ria arrive slowly might have been expected The
only it haze iu addition io ;bose already FfYeo are
as fcncws:-
FIRST KEGIMENr h. @. T.--Coupapy E. Captain + d.
weoez aI.i Lieutenant JosuUA q WRIGHT severely Il
ID
TuiED IEGi,iEar-ii~u.. CcIaneI THBuSToS, reposiea
sgvuDGsd slightly il foot. Hsj- Nm PARSLEY Eighty
wennded. Captain JonH F. =. NA"iokKELES' Company
D. siigLtIt vc-- -. .jspt ARMcND IE.'cssETr,
Company H received a seh, b,se lett bat
Id rot leave lis ccmpeDy.
FtsHrEENTH DEMONSTRATIONS. SosTrH JscoB', Cornpa-
.y> " slightly wounded.
Mt eYczja leave ~ reason to q se-t.on ts fact
ne easares Of the Liacolnje Government hosy
.arad n &c .uing ia I.eaLi Yankee army a.
tss5 Of tie results q their las tee1 grew
81. .uig: f - AK Eaiou throughout tie
- ard Western portions Ct tle island The oie..-
sl.t these agtns hlrd!y ezca,ed 5te ICee u;
sb slAsiiss, tho I-ttcr have iel per
lat the Strongest = d0cem@n. hid 10 Join tie
asees pased directly upon Considerations cI nosly
tu G-ia1I, IL is IN Il t1is-tdat these lasoia!e
uiirg agvts soy the gnoract and exciab!e {,
'as .IIsH people: JCia whip these Southern
aAd when set through with that Job will IL
h,!p yCu Whip the II gsh oi X Land, Tha
csv insi2cerctav chs conditions mid .eveT
bs Atvd most certainly belj-7e, certainly
believe ths. VIZ mary thousands wiA be deceived and
t.E-a II.
Ee Au0F IT nas been d,ncd c,, suc, r. -It;o2s
so-"s oA ard a Eos hel4 olc al ds
ny ~itu crea mYLss ell knowiel Ga ci such t-aDs2c
Ju.s. His ovsTrnelt, fs:d, had Ieuty OF end
waited help. THIS f. o. + Iua1rE They viii Try 20
g. frotn Any and al charters a-d hey vii F.eeF
s the business 4 killing and teas Lined should be @-
Her by delded eHgraata than b' 5 ntseiv" should
He compelled - % iutJHLe fed.
mat there is feg.-as oi jiIa,.oC 4l ,srI eIy -
ting ~ between british Government - 2sh;25
Cabinet there appears to D, II todcuh This
: IN a "a - he
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1863-05-14
LATEST FSoa TIL. BATTLE FIELD.


he correspondence OF ths Wing gives further de-
tails cf The battles of Chapce osvie fredericksburg
Hooker accompiishd the capture t Maryes heights by
Saturta evening He sent large TO- towards
his right recalled them during the mig aad threw them
rapidly the river poEtoone. The battle
menced at day light. Barksdales brigade checked them
time, with VolIeys, bay and dubbed muakets
but forC cd to fell back before ghelrg numbers
not, hoTeTer mi the ground p:lsd with Yankees
slain
Cur lo hundied. a! but Two companies 18th
Nil sss'ppi vas captued Col (ritIs Adjuant and Stu
at was Killed; b9j Campbell wounded All but
seven ef tie first panr Of the Wagt tngioa Artillery
taken pri2oEers ncadts Capt Sqai. es
TIE YbDkefs shOwed no quarters to Il. The guns
Of tie N2sh eon Artillery fa:a ken Ecst of
casualties in ha 'es around Charlottesville were
slight wouLds il hzaG nni hut few, comparative y,
were kl!ad.
The lcss of TIE enemy qoa 10 hat Of any previous
battle Of the The fields literally with
teF de4d Prisoners captured mostly ears and
nire months men, whose term Of styice would
pfe They they put in front b. Hooker every
point The main the enfmy having driven
the river. they remain hsmmed ia by my, and are
afraid TO fdgaEce AID et fearing to ateml recross
Cen Lee has remarked, that the present pos af
fairs in the field is entirely to his satisfaction.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1863-05-14

SUPERIOR SALT.
300 BAGS SUPERIOR 0CEAX SALT.
ejOO Fer sale by
VIZ. r. UTLEY.
april 23l, SOIm
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1863-05-14

How TO TAKE A SwRAT.-lry to decipher tie tee-
graphic dispatches from jackson, Miss Ii that don't
open the pores nothing will.
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AKR:y1L IF PRlsUNERs AT ATLANTr, GA,


ATL:NTA, Ga May eth, 1858.
te71n cen lu'd'ed prisoners bsye been captured by
tcr1e' Of whom arrived here last evening"
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BY TELEGRAPH.
FOR TsIE JuURNAL

soaE DETAILS OF THE EREDER 1sBURG BATTLE.
G. lS63
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The Dispatch issued this afternoon giving the
ntAt de~ s of ihs battle ut harcelorsge received.
he esponGeH Sc the fight III many respects
ci |! bontieet Of The Oar loss heavy, both in
Cheers and me-. The e,emy had thrown up entrench-
Eents, and constr uced aba his h. after hrg,
were carried b. tCopa. AmoGg the rsoners is Brig
GSn Hays who command, brigade in Couch's corr
PTraGe1s present forty regmens mostly foreg1
efs- Tn Tie lev hd Of the line where Gen. Ealy
=nanded, there some hard lighting Sunday moTr
laE IN Inc iernoen Maryes heights carried By the
ent and nuober OF Mis- .isippans captured Six
pieces fthe @aehi gtcn Artillery taken at the
iiRe Un Midday mtrns the f. ht wed and the
eeiis lefake md the pieces feeap cred, with number
Il chtrs. Five Yankee batteries reported captured
the u per i2e From anothsr lea,n that about
six thousand prisoners il all have been rured Gener
al 4. ? Hi hos 1Ined command Gen iieth, net
much hiatt, .ho is still 10 command Cen hcGowan
Slightly wounded. Tho Mississippi killed more than
th Hrqbcr. Col Stafford OF the l4th Louisara
Killed aso Col Wa,kar cf the lGth Virginia, ard Col.
Alalt rg, Ct The 55fh Virginia.
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FCr ih9 journal.

0Es EIIroRs a negro who says ho belongs to
Er. A. ?. ErowR Columbia ). c., brought here
yesterday by nsmbeTs of Capt. Gaoways Company
OF C$akt Guarde. Ee had been engaged in making
salt the He joined per ion OF Captain Gallo
ways Company, thinking they Yankee. He ia
here under the deuson be addresses Yankee
gentlemen, and appears to be highly eaied with his
TIE infinite delight Of foys who declare he is
in the right church but the Wrong pew
BRUNSWICK
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1863-05-14

LEAN TRIo-Ihe Richmond co:ItspoGd21t 0
the Knoxville Register perpetrateS the tollowi, G
pleasantly at the expense Of three OF cur hiyheat off
cias
1t the Yankees knew to what extent famine may be
endured and how very little sustain human life il
they had all seen our President and Vice President.
and Secretary OF War, tie i "a OF res0rticg to
famine, agent Of hostility to eople whose lead,
ers the very Representations f hard times, ,wouid
never have heen adopted PRECEDENT Davis is the
shadow C! man, V ice President Stephens who reach
ed the capitol to-day, s imponderable, aGd air Sed
dous bones rattle when lie descends the starwayg OF
the Spottswood. The genii of fame conduct this
revolution.
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Elzabeth'own, BlAdeu Comfy. Apr 20 IL Z "a.
NOTICE. .

hOKiCks.
WILL PAY ALL just deDancs against the la'e DR.. A.
J. Drake, presented before ug lst next
~ JOB McRAE
4 pri Gath, 1863. I6s 5tt3I AZ
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Their rank, 2s we understand it, is as follows {:
IEEI- L EEN ONlL& IREE


Old Fnss ard Feathers has ngain tu!re6 up, an,
this time 10 more ridiculous tEen ever. Al
tbs " Union League meeting in New York, the other
day, be aPPtafed eppd up Re "Stars erd Stripes
before tLat 6wa sh multitude. he scenic t.ct OF such
Incident wa, OF course, grand. Nothing txci,es
crowd 0i gazing Yankees much IS q sensational nov
city suddenly exhibited before them. On this occasion
tie whole affair vas arranged beforehand by tic
ayers, who ford the vain ard GIFTED OLD man very
willing to perform the part selected for him. Usteas
ous display has always beeu Of It's chief passions
aud pCopenaities.
The following account OF the m Atter is taten from
the reporters rotice.
GereraI Scott, wrapped in the American ~, ~as
oLe CT the attractions cf the evening Here is liz way
that triik was done:
The chilly air perceptiey affected tie General, arc
BIZ desired gentlemsn him to bring him sa /.
None seirg at nd, large SID American flag was
handed out from the window, aid some Quick w,tcd
friend wrapped it closely roand and about shoulders
aUd limbs of the veteran who had 60 often upheld it
the battle field while be crowd below, struck with the
happy occurrence showed their approval Of the chcsen
standard il oft-repcsted cheers
, 1863-10-07


To-Day the markets were excited and buoyant in
consequence o1 the further advance in gold
Flour, however. was about 10c per brl lower, With
saes Of 900 brls, ut 1s9150 for White Winter E1-
tras, $s.13 for Eed Winter Extras: $s1sg3.;3 for
Spring Extras: and q 80 for Winter supernne.
The wheat market whs buoyant and active, and va
note an advance In prices Fer bushel-wtth heavy
sales at q oG@1o oa for No Red Sloo for Rejected
Fed: eloo0i.oe for MOI Spring; $1.oeelc34c for No
2Spring; and ssc for Reelected spriog-the market
closing ut .GH for No i and t102Qloe4 for
No2spftng.
The Corn market was also active and prices ad-
ysnced fully 2c bushe1-wtth liberal sales at 769
0kc for Cansl aud Rjrer Mixed ndoas; 7514977e for
No. Corn In store; 7,@.sKc for No Corn In stora
and sc for Rejected Corn IN store-the market closing
nzm at 7651c for No. l and 75}sc for No. Corn
oata were &c p bushel higher-heayy transactions
taking place, at asx0s7c Tor No. !. and 5i@55c ior
10. q In store
There was more inquiry for Rye. and the market
elosed 293c higher than sesezday-No.1 selling st 81
Gssc, and No. 2 ut sHc.
Barley was IN better request aud prices rose 1aoc
buehe-So. In store selling at sl07@1 sud Reject
ed ta0c.
Hfghwtnes ADVANCED 19lKc gal1on-Flth sales Of
about !, no brls At 5aa2Hc = gallon.
Salt was urn ut T. 20 anoat for Fine. Ground Alum
wasfn good request and note sales Of old at r. %
Freiehts are du1l-wtth light engagements at 31c tor
Corn and SIC for wheat to Buffalo, and 1oc fsr wheat
10 Kingston.
In Beet Cattle there has been moderate demand
foF medium grader, and Prices hare ruled little
nrrer. Tho receipts during the day amount to 10
head. and the enttred sales TO 9Is chiefly to packer,
aId shippers. with one lot on Government sceopnt.
In EGGS there hiss been r.ther heavy receipts Of h1a
and common hogs. for which there Is little demand,
The malket being 1t present overstocked with low
qualities. Prices haFe ruled less arm. and large
. khrA
, 1863-10-07
+. ". LUDLOW,
Agent Grover & Baker s. II. Conn
LAW IKTELLIEENCE.

SrrER1oR CoCRT.-There was nothing of par.
hcu1or interest in the Superior Court yesterday.
CIRCUIT COURT or TIE Usr1ED EEATEs-The
time Of Judge Drummoud at present IL principally
occupied in hearing motions.
Judge Davis has not arrived and may not be
here for day OF two. There will be no jury till
the 14th.
Before Judge Drummond yesterday the case Of
Scion n. Johnkon, a deeetter from Wisconsin
regiment, arrested several weeks ago, and released
On ball, was made the subject Of brief Dis
cussion. Counsel for the priaope1, Ellis j. Colby,
expressed desire to discuss the question whether
AZ the arrest Of johnson, dated before the Prest.
dents proclamation, 1t would apply to hie case
Judge Drummoud expressed wish that thIa dis.
cussion should be postponed till the arrival OF
Judge Davis, and it was 20 postponed accord
tngly.
CRIMINAL LAw,-People re. L. D. smith-eam-
iDg-HArrey Smith, surety, $500 from dayto day.
People ys. VIM. T. Porter and Nathaniel Jcaes
seeoanizaoce. Default and seire Jaeies ordered.
People rs. Wraye ct a1.-larcepy. Continued On
motion OF defendant.
People vB. Same-eame order.
CuAScERY.-Bailey vs. Bailey. Time to plead
extended ten days.
TUESDAY, OCT. Q.
CoNNoE LAw.-Kennedy ys. McNAhon ct al
Ju17 called. Damages for plaintiff assessed at
&I2a.16.
Stevens Ts. Kennedy. Continued by agreement
CRIMINAL LAw.-Gzand Jury empane1lcd and
ewo,n, Andrew Aiken, esq, appointed foreman.
People ys. L. D. Smith gaming. Plea Of not
guilty Withdrawn. Plea Of guilty entered.
People vs. VIM. P. Po1tcr-assault With intent
to commit rape. Jury trial.
The Grand Jury returned true bills against
People vs. Ann Dufy-larceny. Plea Of guilty.
People rs. Daniel Urquhart- larceny. Plea Of
not guilty, |
, 1863-10-07

FKUIT-The market for GREKy APPLES has been
vel snpreo during the week and seye1al Of the later
varieties ase now u: There a moderate demand and
now IL season. but as as yes I'll Id deana Is Imsa W
quote Az present resent prices at secession per basket
ing eE y =, the supply >, during Tue week,
for this year the peach IS nearly an end The
fupply, how ever. hns Teen 50 abundant that most
wants have been supplied Prices have advanced du-
Ing re wssk @ On $ Sseeahngs @s5e ana Cultivated
very tarEe md tie market generally active Gnfi <
PACKED ooyes wh14sh haye beer sailing from 4a6e
CRASRKRHns are tn good demand, tie rece1pts are,
however, light. and the market irregular. We note
an advance during the week OF &C. 0Qf31 q brl Sailed
so;day. :1;D br1s s as 5000 DE1ED FagIIs MaFsei
cargo ofNew Natsins arrived IN Boston durine the
Ees he hrst for this season. which was sold b the
cargo at A5. New Currants not quoted, thefe beipE
no6s no5 Y te @a5Se1 AlmSnas are L aeye
advance during the week oflc D. There are 10 new
ores APPLES ~ market and the stock Of Old exhaus
berries arc In market at 2sc Dlackber1iea lie aid
rkLhN@ @FAr1 m H7ESH
, 1863-10-07

One OF the most eeyere cases On record, was
cured BY the use Of Jonas Whitcomb's q Remedy
and the sufferer was induced to try it, because be
esya, 1t didn't pretend to cure everybody and ev.
erJthipg." Sold everywhere.
, 1863-10-07
OsWero nfarkct--Oct. g.

9RAM:-Wheat scasce. White Canada $1:ts And
$500 bu 60 1t 914S. Com unchanged but scarce ana
4ulct. ulfrols mixed Sc
, 1863-10-07

SHEEP-The market for fat Sheep ID still very Gull
and inactive Prices are less firm than last week The
demand, however. for stock Sheep still continues
1nrge. ....
SALES TO-DAY.
II Sheep. averaging 100 rs at.,..........31 r. n
, 1863-10-07
G)ifa9o @ribuue.
WEDNESDAY, OCToBER7, 1868,
THE CITY.

HOME cr THE FR1EspIEss.-The regular
monthly meeting ofthe Board will be held At thr
home this afternoon at three O'Clock,
, 1863-10-07

~A A beautiful Complexion, free from Tan,
Pimples md Freckles, may easily be procured By
using the Balm Of Tho1sand 2. y Flower For
oil, honey, and other valuable articles, highly
peifumed BY its OWN Ingredients, and when used
Tor washing, night and morning, renders the skin
soft and white, and free from b1emieh. Price 50
cente. For sale by SIXTH & DwTER. Lake street,
Chicago. arg29.M-W& SateoW.3m
, 1863-10-07

For the Week Ending Ocr. u, 1863,

TUxsDAT EvEsIS6. Oct G. 1ss3
The following table shows the receipts Of iurnber
during the week ending Oct 8. for three years.
ElcxF1H OF LCXHxR. En1KaLKa LATE ETC FOE THE
WKRK xxpHa OCT s. 1863. coxPAnxu WITH TIfr
TWO F6ET1oCa TEAEs.
, 1863-10-07

vance of25Goc i d0zen o HPasc az ~ a.
bits Ducks ana Cuas ara n 1no 1ns III n9 M lsa1
easy at our last q1otations ~ aao p11ees
Ducks small miret ~ uo1
bFnIartts hsaa e = 9oz
Quail. ~'''S11 n aoz.
Pigeons. ps...,.....,..,,.,,,......
Venison. son................s... ia
Rabbits. b1ts..................,.,-,,.. ... M q doz
a. sa1es Jo,nAY "a doz Prairie Chickens 1T G1sS;s
H1GHWINES-The market turine tha nant z,aa,r
has been active and We noflcs * ndvnce
In prices tnce the date Of our last review fasaNc
, 1863-10-07

F1o,n F5om sGs9s DsPeFe.
EtS% MsaeSiass .::.:ssSeS
F5o% F5o% dsSe4 6ess'lESi
From From Fosd F RIVER.
Fen s@ Sisss Has5fFSR
Ffom Gtand nd Mvet a
Sssl s@ rs@ fas eietgs{sa& e.
Ell Fen Fen 61assd 6SRPsE ses1ax; Ps1 ss; Pc.
Ws.s5 e.SAL Rs S@ 3sEsEs s.
Cor? from E;se''s: Esse e:x:
s,.askc
!; ;;;;; =;
fsSs 81 ~ Ion 'Ss
sass AND sHTzsss; ss51ss ss;g q seos
r. r. 5sss Gsssl as s5is
Is Saieaa i chicago 1aion Il: H.: 1e,sss -: -:
s:!s Ss15s ~ sj1::1 isS
$s|sssSs $$s||ssSs AS$s SSis 4 Wss's4s zsss l. T. Ss
Il rtss s'of!Sas1 Eas'stn A. htas; IS iV
9s!:! 4: s:!'gss ssst; s!s ss 9s3;i
1ns ea Est DE ths Past week na* ses
x'a1s Mg of'9 sga'ns1 nac3.i M bfs TIC Teek REe.
Th ss ,as fs5 e ads 81 bnFss5 sssas
~ e1t ai5o ra!iS ~ o. az Advance q
Very choice st. Louis and southern illinois 1ranas
Tpe5 G a,s e., heta Ct S5s % ent re demand
iii E33s sIs 4
# ssE@geo: seE1xe E1IEts close about 15c per bfi
e e M sps rs ssng @qeh
@ 19I ePS eSors T. g09a shpgsE p sxtss 1se
sas ssss so'Ss IT.
Barrels ,1 W1elte Rea spans
Sept So s6 s9esss .s@ssiS }esE .sas sx g So =
Of j. SsSS seSS s%@S9e s@ssS9ee sssSs5 sSSSsi5 sSS SSSs
!. s.. SS@S Sa:;@ s@::" s@ !? ~ s
70 DAT tie market sssaed about 19e bri. and gas
5ssf Hsss ssSs s e. ws MH: 81;
&Cos"at ss;s; 100 htls 'upper Ten at s. 81 so 61is
s5s y S IL oiEa Exchange 81
iS0 trIe At III sPR1Sn ~ hri ssrS13.
eloic e1fra at Il a. in hris cxt r. I. gfs ~ Goes ,s
~, -
biz ~ Sp5jas sfsFs Il i se9 Sts =. ~
Set: ':A0*'0s sn'"s 'ne e'oe'ns quotations OF the
fF Wbie he9 M1is s9atas u White
NJ nlxt Rsd aod White 6!0asD
Winter gurcfnnc $9
srsanz ao sta5a' ao EsM Eo5a fhess 1e SSs
d. d. sonaSh 10 $$s5S
ii gohS 5iExTis;: !: :;Si demand &; s.
g ~ E lne aaFanse M n &osn ptces close $20G3o q
SeS Eeseites. ion::
s'sfi sitH { !: sFurrs7ss.s,, good INQUIRY .sats. he
!: !: !:
md .nlpnents duf!nl tho vesk: ,,''-~-'''
2fc@iffs AsO fa11T1F pasT W.S q WHEAT DURING TEE
"N' Rece,o,s sh,omp,ts
p r 1sae;. e ~. as'ss
81 o.. 4 chicago union K. H.. 2i 10 80.
Ry GS!esEo i isoct islsnd Il IT,. s sS,aS ~: ~:
By Chicago, TN. qaincyK. i. M.l:5 49,,
Il i Sssitssa Il: s;:. Tiss;:. in ....:.: IL IL e -: -:
Totai PREVIOUS week. f.... ..'....,..... s;sWs ssHS
w:1hs! wsSa y dSs1.4 % 32e2
nn aaa hay:
nssFsxf Sss ssa "a az q
decline e t5s wssE e 8 RI easasl The ieiioTns
.ss au.ang sns
s.nt ~ ,mr,o il iSsts;s 8; ;tefs
ssR. Sss 'lo gin M SiisW!s 1S si&*
3..3i0 .30SeS Seo au@ g @3,Ss i9sH@jSix 1SSH@iS$
s..MSf& III q " " iSsxSi tbs esie es5 i.SS giSix gii9Six
ToD;; e. o @atEet 1l9i.$l
g rer husEel higher Sales we're :-WIxTfR WHEAT-
, 1863-10-07

FouSDLIsG.-Of1cer J. q. Norton, yes!er-
day morning found an infant child under the plat
form atFollansbee,s Ice house, opposite Toby J.
Booths Packing BouBe. It was alive and appear
ed In good health. When found It was covered
With the cape OF soldiers ovcrcoat. A German
named Geo. Zllig1n took the child and cared for
It. BE had but few days ago lost an Infant by
death.
, 1863-10-07
Just received, large variety OF wallpaper,
window ladies', &C., at
Oct. 5,-9w NV. &F. 100 Randolph street.


Oct. 5,-2w NV &F. 100 Randolph street.
Nervoue Diseasea and Physical Debility,
arising from Specific cauaes, in both sexes-neM
ana reliable treatment, IN reports Of the Howard
Aseoctahon-sent in sealed letter envelope ftoe OF
charge Address, d.. ]. Skllhn Houghton, How
1ta Assoedation, No. South Ninth street Phtla-
oe4poA. "a 2uHam
GAS FIxTunEe, GAS FtxTunEs-The lsrcest
and Richest assortment in the civ. Cali snn az
ami1e. j. Wmo8AyriR 4. - ~ -
oc3 lot 81 Randolph etfe<t,
B F. E. R,Eby, s9 Randolph street, is selling
PAPER AapEiDgs and Window Shades at New York
prices, at holeea1e and retail. The t1ade supplied
on the most liberal terms. se24aw
Go 10 THE BEsrGo TO BRrAEr d S1nATroH's
CHcAoo CoxzRRc11L CoIIxaK, TO get q thorough
practtcal business education For circulars I'd.
dress (euclosing stAmps) BRTARr d 6TRAz1oa,
Chicago, Illinois.
, 1863-10-07

Vessels PuBsed Detroit,
[Epecth Dispatch to the Chfeszo Tribunal
DErRon, Oct. 6, 1868.
uFPrnps Acme, We13ns,
DawS-Pzops Nile. BauKer, Tonawands; hasks
FaVor1te. Alexander: brfgB Trent Bay City, He1en-
steiu: schrs Dewitt Nabob. Grapeshot, ,voroua Mary
Brown. spauldlDg. Advance.
schr Fted Hill ashore at Rondeau, high ami dry.
, 1863-10-07
Card.

Or. B. and James Hunter, Of New York, physi-
clans for diseases Of the throat and lungs Will on
Wednesday next remove from 184 South Clark
between Clark and Dearborn and adjoining the
Methodist Block. Office hours from 10 q. m. to s
Pm. oet41St-Snn, T CIV
, 1863-10-07
REVIEW OF CHICAGO MAR,
RET.

......- AEEspAf EVENING" Oct {, 1855.
Observation-Disclosures has beea ou,ta srnr
City ofirclchls uur1nE the week, and with Food sr
PLY Of yeFee1s FAteA rule dull Au1 sha ne ioEnr
To-Day TIE engagements were a. follows Ito R,y.
FALo:- Cchr. Mary Morton, Efth re ot Sc a:br XII
tmi, III wheat. a1 5kc sthrs Cootacn and LrcT j
Clalk. itch ccIn. at4kc. To oKtHasroE-schT. syra.
LAKE AND RAIL" FKRIGHrs-During the weak t.a
rates Of freight on the New YORK Central and the Ne
York q E,fe Railroads hare been advanced and shfs
hne cnuet corresponding improvement In LANE
AND Rail propeller lines having adynnceJ
thelr raea within the w.tk l5c barlelScloaipV al
e1I0 to New York and 81 10 to Boston The Grn.nH ~
Trutk Line ~ not receiving freight ut nfesent En1
10 the roao betf blocked up With the mmense sins
meuts Of the past three Or four weeks The rates
however, nominal At 81 20 TO Portland to Port
sas mia, and 6oc to Montreal. We quote; N
Flour 10 New Ypfk, lake ard fau ....... Al N
Flour to Hoston, lake and rail .,,,....... Yin y n
Flour to Boston, via 0grensbusgh. ......,.,,,. iiS
Flour 10 Concord, v1a OKdensbufxh. h...,..... ~
Flour to GrceCCcld, yla Ostenshusgh, ,,..,,... IN
Flour to Lawrence, v1h 0go enshnrgh ,....,... 81
Flour to Portland, via 0EnersburEh ....,.... i 9S
Flour to Nashua, yta 0gf enshurKh. .,,., "a
Flour TO Lowell, Eia OEdensbutEh.- -...,.....i 81
Flour to Montreal y1a Satnin and e. r. r., q
Flour 10 Portland, via SaEnis and O. r R =
Pork TO Montreal, via G. ". Il kR.,............ *
The Taes by the d. IL. T. Il. includes Insurance On @
the lakes and river. y"
RAILROAD EEk1auTs-DurfDg the week the rates
by tie valIous Railroad lines have advanced sc neT
hi -four and THc per 100 rs on fourth clast Eopds
Ta
, 1863-10-07
ILLINOIS AND n1CaIGascA

W s40 NA2EAk0 4EluuUE.l
BRDarPosr. Oct. q, 1863.
CLEARED.
Armenia Seneca
Imperial 1rtkptEt
h GCodel GttApa
AdaE =. No2. Joliet,
Neptune. Ot1ewA-
SupIite, Lasalle q N lumber
Etnec1. CttANA 100 byts a<
Fo1hAtan. L&Alle
Constitution. LockEQft
Enrress LasRlIe, IS m lumber
senator. 11sa]le, q N lumbeF II m shingles
MA,1ttta, kan kake7.
ARRIVED.
Geo Ts5lor, Joliet
oeeaL Spray. Ottawa. $500 bu corn. 600 bu oa 80
Eol 4ungan. Laral1s, 15o tons coal.
L Ictn1s, Athens.
Ee1olute. Atheps
Waller Smith, Athens.
Investigator, Athena
j P7eatop, Morris, S 800 bu ceru
North Star. 12ealle. 163 tons coal
HaM1tn, Ottawa, 100 cords bark
FadRer 6tAte, LAAsle. 130 tons coal
C1arlett. Lttawa. 6 000 bu oat5,
AftE su1eb, Ottawa, 0C0 bu oats,
poue1 No seEecs. $50 hu corn $50 bu r5e TO
FL Ie1gy, joilet, 9 600 bu oats.
, 1863-10-07

&C.. from the 1st Of January TIL October s, 10. three
yeart:
RECEIPTS Or LUMBER, an1Ed1xs, 1Aru. ETC. rRox
JAN. TO OCT. 8, FOE Tu1z1 YKABs.