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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-04-20
LEGAL NOTICES.
r EGAL NOTICE.

N
10 Q Dobyns aud Mary Dobyps his wife C II Pssrcs,
James MeCnieh eon ard - " 81 ute heon M ~ lie
10 aud l. hnidick, Thomas HInds. xr simm
Van Aasdai, Crane. Hatch Tnomp~ou n
Wrisbi md n Wright. executors u thY e,tsie
OF EN- whght, deceased, Chaplin \ Lee, Love pryss,.
adams a Co., Vim siannas, Woodward &
h Co.
YOU and each OK you, hereby notified that there
u nov on hie IN the ONCE OF the Clerk Of the Dissc,
seah OF Lee County, Iowa, al Keokuk, Apetition Of
q HPcrTy cfstn'ng cf YOU the said l. G. Oohyns The
sua, OF seven fnndrvd and kishtsen Delara With r.
per cent Interest per sunnm from arch ~ 1859 4.
nlaes due M les spd slso a aimins
assinss all o. yoa the foreclosure u seern MorxsTs
given TO secure said notes ani ing the Wins
keal Estate, to-wt oae lsunar fee, on Fsites
stse.i by ninety hteo gd feei n Eiabtseptt
STREET teing part o. isls two In B,oek ttrty n
the addition II william II. Williams and Reeves 4
Perry 10 the III of uk ia The count, Of Lee sns
State Of Iowa, In which seal Esa Yoa have or CLAIM
sons interest.
And unless you appear thereto and defend he for
noaS OF the second day ot the 81 tho sal.
bisiTief lanu commencing on IheIst Monday in Sep
tember, i@S3, Judgment and decree will DO render
assinst.cu thereon by defanit.
RANKIN q McCRARY,
apiF-dfw ATTORNEYS for Painsi6.
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NOTICE.

To } 2 Hornish Lloyd simpson, W BirIer, las
Gordon and Robert Fletcher defendsiis.
fouafe hereby notified thai there is nov on flc in
the Office OF the Cleik Of the District Court Of Lee
county Iowa, NJ heoknk, petition Of sophia Glen
and Lloyd u simp,oa Tor the sam Of Twsive Hundred
Dollars ttl2oOl aud 10 cent. interest upon your
mortgage made her. ui,on par OF Lot eleven I'm
Block % being Loi 70 T. Ell 'front.' by ~ deep ID
OF the eisteIy side OF sa:d lot In city keokuk
Lee ceutsy, Iowa for the sale OF Lot general
relief, with costs.
Row each Of yon must appear and said petition
by noon Of the second day OF tho term OF nd
Court, to be held the nrst Monday Of Sept emher
A. D. 1863 Judgment will DO had therein b, default
- prayed for. II. SCOTT HOWELL,
ap2-G4w Plaintiffs AttuYney.
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WEsT VIRGINIA. The Wheeling In
telligencer of the 9th has the vote OF thir
~ COMMITTEES on the Constitutions amend
menl providing that ali persons born il
the State after the 4lh of July next shall
be free. They foot up for the AMEND
nent 27.1s3; against it., 57l. There
are fourteen counties to hear from.
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DIR. J. LIbTEA,

Having ,ocstsd In the City o. Esshuk, wfIistasnA 4
IA sofssaionsl calls. Ne vttt tsees III CAeeots
Dlseaaes nth Magnetic knstruneuts. ssa 81
Il 0eyICR-0s< ~. between nIsaa aad Bloaesss ats.,
Ne& stAs.) nssokSAtA
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A public meeting Of Coppsrheads was
held ree.n,ly in Pie. SAINT Ridge School
House, Wspsllo County, during which
the following resolutions were adopted
Resolved, That We here deliberately
and firmly pledge ourselves, one to the
other, that We will not render any sup
port to the present Administration ID car
ryiDg ON its wicked abolition crusade
against the South; that We will rssist to
the death all attempts - draft any Of our
citizens into the army, and that We will
permit no arbitrary arrests 70 be made
amongst US by the minions OF the Ad-
ministration.
Resolved, That while we regard the
emancipation proclamation as the fual
blow that has destroyed Ill hope Of a re-
construction Of the Union as It was, we
slso view it as the entering wedge which
will ultimately divide the middle and
Northwestern States from our mischief
making, puFitanicai, iabatieal New. Eng
land brethren, and finally culminats 10 the
formation Of q Democratic Republic out
Of the Middle. Northwestsrn and South
ern States. and for this We are thankful.
Resolved, That we will resist the in
troduction Of free negroes into Iowa; first
by lawful means, and when that fails, we
will drive them, together with suah
whites as may be engaged 10 bringing
them in, out, of the State or afford them
nhospitaLk graues!p'
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PREAoHING PoLITIos.-In DR.. 6prsgue' :
"AnnaIs OF the American Pulpit" Is
sketch of the life Of DR.. David Ely, of
Huntingdon Conn.,. in which may be
found a very good illustration Of good
deal OF political preaching nowadays -
The Doctor was very sealous friend Of
the American Colonies in the days of the
American Revelation. and among his
people were q good many tories, who
we're on the watch for his words. He
was charged with preaching politics in a
neighbofIng parish, and it was thought
proper to trace the report to ito source. -
The parish vas visited, saa the inquiry
made; "Did d.. Ely preach politics when
here Z" "Yes." "What did he sayf"
"SAys He said, Though joined in band.
the wicked shall not go unpunishsdy"
, 1863-10-28
The Tunnel Question.

3k1AiV4a NI1IABu 41.D4Aes
IN the TRIBUNE Of the I'd inst, Appeared =. Ioas
leiter Con Mr.. Hamilton, cfittcisiDg Nj. Ches
btoagh's plAnd, and endeAYortng to pore his plan
to be the best viii nos follow htm through blu
arseclvt II SO feet II ianet Taad l6 feet deep can
'itw MS plan and show #heie 1t Is incorrect:
~, = na1nt!tons plan Is to construct !ssszoi1
6'teEtDg surface alI asouud 1t ~ f-et high. Ue
dEy.s piles IS fet tlorg and II inches in diameter
at she ogts tops Of which sre to be feot be!o
outside th-ee. The inner piles ii driven close to
m7a?l,tpA n By s.4le nulnpIsd 6J % j. e9aai 10
million nak*s the dis-r1ng su1faca 1,57i
tho p,les d:ivea elose to Que another. It is
81 .s g. R's1 s,a isSssi asF in .psss ss@sts, &
M i aaaS 'ftas Scientifically sps.ks
ie.ipE sn1f4ce OF 1a7l square yards, IS stated by
Mr. f., and compare the supply of rater ns1
square yard With that fouLd from some Of the ii
Civil engineer Raekesley, OF Euelapd, finds.
f,om Smean Of those built by h4m iCI Gallons nes
az Ratsmaa ets1 = f!tss bid, !qd e Kosweh.
soH. i$s Hamilton, caDsds, Is 81. iso@'1 a elaa~
say, teeieiots l,ail, multiplied by s;5 " gives @
te,a qss u Y rs.. In 10sha aoqas
~
6saIs III j. % ano1er II Saa5a r.
II xs 5ssi0d sSs5 9s
hls subj. Ct Il erroneous, and that We. nay stnte
without fear Of contradiction, that ali his other
reasoptD.s On the tame subject IL also Incorrect.
The wells d9. by Ms Best, The brewt +, on the lake
shore near Twelfth Street, and the pit or well 20
1eet Ceep dtg for the Eas wo:ks on Monroe st.. to-
gethcr with various wtlls Bnpk 10 feet deem pfoye
that the strata under the laku is blue clay 20 hard
TINT 1t can be olly dug with ycry sharp and uar,ov
spaces. Such being the undoubted case, are not
pe!EoLs to be fouLd here possessed OF as much
tk3l, stIerEth and energy to construct tunnel
hVc or six fett IN diameter, with greater ease and
safety, thai the cockatys OF London built double
ttack-1aiWoy under their city, from Par1tnston
ttation to Ftuchard street, = distance Of seyen
miles, by going out into the lake two miles, We
will have the largest reservoir In the world, whose
depth will be thirty feet, consequently having
the Watet OF Uniform temperature. But II wc
ADOPT Mr. H.'s plan, our reservoir will be- frog
pond, and receptacle Of the flthy washlnes Of our
riyt beach and ceEeter1ta. It has been found in
England that the annual expense attending q
flte1 bedls 10 nhilltpgs sterling million sallons
filtered This would ba five dollats in Chicago.
Therefore, our present supply 30 900 multiplied
by S65 by equals $la,7fi5-nearly $4,000. This
won1d psy for light hopse oil, xcpni,s, aud many
otler n1ia19. uopiug your friend Hamilton viii
be Wide awake When he writes next,
Tam yours truly,
MlcI'L MCDKrMorr
Civil Engineer and Surveyor,
, 1863-10-28
UNION MEETINGS
Liberty"


--1.hrr =. IL taat .he following meet.
Hot'ee Is a"ea s II tho times aud pla:e. herein
irEs will tn:,r tb3a ,cc1,.
sne~: o45us Nuts wa
WEDNESDAY aY8RINa.
5th WArd-At John Raber's, 80 Arehe. Ro,d.
"a Wsrd-At George j. Suffers, No, .s0 wells
st.rtt. tLafayttte House,
9Th Wa1d.as hteme5efs Aall. 5Sa South Canal
street. near MIcntH ss5est;
9TH " ard-At f1soefae6 Ao.ge's, On Nay street.
nta C P9lk .4-1n.r
1ula u hasa-at u ~ ooae1 g. 4af HeatRA19olph
es5est. i. Auo.. r,.u -, ,,,-,
llta "Ao-n1 Aa-o'A aaI.. AS MlWaukee
A.snue; ~, ,,o,..z,.
lSta Nh1qWin. IVi1 - oosss1oAsaee . On dSisted
7'5rtt, 3r.H Maa sar "iltJ A. nna,.,.
totn = ~ n.es' . >oA"74 ~ S21easo Ayan"
, 1863-10-28
CHICAGO CATTLE MARKET.
TUESDAY EVENING, Oct,

TUESDAY EvRsEG, Oct a., 1868.
BEER CAT1LE-The receipts Of Beef Cattle during
the day. at the Tntous yards amount to about 1s8
head and the entered sales to 9 ut prices ranging
from $t8@a3: at the latter quotation only one lot
Tss tod at the Fort Wayne Yards, and consisting Of
70 head OF Iowa steers Of very prime quality, aver
aging 4oa Ms, bought by Morris Co. Of McPhersou,
The bulk Of stock sold has been fair medium qualities
from &ss2K9s 62H; Of Inferior grades thero ara q
number ol lots loft over unsold there being Mle or
no demand. For medium to prime qualities tho De.
, 1863-10-28
maad Is decidedly setirs and ar 1t ths quotations

ma,d Is decidedly setiTs and drm 1t the quotations
Of Saturdays market
CATTLE 5ALEs THIS DAT.
McPhc:sou sold Morris + Co. 70. ~. ft3z - At
Wara sold Rueel d Co. 81, ar, Ills NJ 1915.
Williams told Li1tnsatos 6. S, ~. i,oSi - At
othsse oszooa sold Walker Co. II, AZ. fs7s ~
I. kct, sold NexEau 10. AZ. l,1s. NJ nt s,.lex.
=, ,1lhvmpon toaa 4, E. kcat & CO. is. .9p rsas
\. an. sold Rent Co. IL, nv. 1,s53 ~ at s;s7k
~ M.rrs q Co. solo Campbell Co. ISL AZ 1,so IS It
Bailey so1t Morris Co S, ~. 1.2;o n4asss
f%ges ID 3!or11s = Co. IS. ~. g72 ns At Il Is
Is set$1E ~ ~ "''''-
Hods.-Ths receipts during tho d.y amount to about
1nc0 1ogr. and entered sales at the various 5a.s tt,
G,,52- There has been more active demand today
than yesterday tut 60 improvement has taken place
In prices. Both shippers and packers contend that
tho market bns ruled too high and th%t the dealers
must he satisfied witt lower rates. This, however,
falls very ssavly upon them In thoc cases, which are
by NO menns few, where they haye entered into con-
tracts with farmers. the calculations for which wero
based upon the quotations Of the market for tho last
six or seven weeks. There has been larger propoy-
tion thsn usual Of Hogs In the receipt. Of
tie cay. y htch have been sold at yorY low 11ures
slye the following the presen. quotations the
market:
Pine IT, extra qualities. 3&1sati5
Mectun 70 Eo0a .........................J 51Sll15
, 1863-10-28

ELorE-Denond active and prices ste1liY
GRA1S-Wheat ensler, st s.. 20 for Rac;ce spripc.
f1:2i491 Is for No Milwaukee club, $t.1Y for No
2 Chicago spring; red winter western 81 81. Com
In good demand and ftmer, It 4N349kc. Other
grains dull; no sales.
58Hc. wv
CANAL FnEIanTs-Dul1: 1cc on corn, l9c on
wheat, and l0c On oats to N. i.
1sreREs-7,ooo bEls -four, 6o,coo bu wheat, 1909
R1roR1e-ssco br1. -four, tlo, 900 bn wheat, 1s,-
eco ba corn, &. 90 bu oats,
, 1863-10-28
CARD.

To Persons Suffering from Discusses
of the Eye and Ear.
Dr.. ]. B. Walker continues to attend exclusively
to this important specially, which he has practised
with great sacceet for tie ia&t fourteen years.
Once III South lark etreet, Chic1Lo.
Examination Tree. pct27-oN06t
, 1863-10-28

III ooanen aad low gradns are decidedly ar]l
sirais ssasf the aodcisncy of IL
quiet. though acoasifozab{r moTsrnent !.
shss 1qe 90 - noa aonestc cola weatSeT ar
aLaa teo nEhoan for vi Ter rouis fr
toc arns set ln Tho nes ra Tor voiuxeers -
r.. HaG rs erect e sreEglhe the market sacse
81, 81 socs; so r. r. GSsaaas e. se s1 aoo pulls 5
came from nlsf hands at Btarsr: 80 bales Mu usa
, 1863-10-28
New York Wool N1afket-Dct. 90.
from tho n, 7. Shipping Itst1

An aetive demand continues for nne domestic 1eece
and there u considerable competition among buyer4
In vaw OF tho nuoyancy Of tho masket aud the hgni
receipts enased hy Tho deia5s Of Western railway
tr1nspf incident the &ccunulatInu OF Freight
upon the various lines. ~ the close prices vera
AVnr Of the Eeer and oWnets Eenerally refused to
Inst week, Medium grades arc less sought AFTER.
, 1863-10-28

CHICAGO DR1yISG PARK-The horses "Cod-
ley and BLACK Diamond" !" are matched to trot
to day for 81 600. They will be started promDflY
at ocl. ck p. r. Tho delay in starting yest .rtlay
DIrrt tors to admit the large number Of visitors.
outside, 1T o'clock, to see the first hest This
delay I'll rot be repeated. Admission to-day viii
be dfty cents. CHAS. D. BRAGDOE, Sec.y.
, 1863-10-28

NGt-0E1*
TIE bulk OF that now coming forward, both Sack
aud Eulk has been sold and reported previously and
with Int little offering ffon fret hands, the msrket 70.
mains arm. We notices Ct cargo Of 10 $50 bush.
yate terms An invoice OF 2aol sacks Marshalls Iy-
, 1863-10-28
COMMERC1AI.


TUESDAY EyElIs, Oct. q, 1363
There was no meeting on 'lhange to-tay, the Board
having participated In the opening Of the Northwest
era Fair. NC have consequently no local markets to
, 1863-10-28
Total. ......-,.,.,.,,
n fxY4t4 ca IN 1CE@

AT MIIwAUKEE.-TEe money market presents no
new feature. Moncyis In good supply, and for good
business paper, eaa7 at per cent.
AT ST. Iou1s.-New York exchange not 50 plenty
as 1t has beeD but rates steady at Par selling and
Aper cent. discount buyaug. Defense warrants sold
by dealers at Sic,
BASK lrRAs.-A national Bank Ia nearly orennized
at Grand Rapids Mich under the lead OF Nj, Hol.
lister.
Cornelius T. Leouara. Esq., Cashier Of the Bank Of
lowvllle, Pa died At lowrl1e on the 18th ,nst age
20 years.
at 496 per cent.
Al c1Sc1SyAT1-hentucky currency is bought at
41 per cent premium, and Indiana Y. Better lnqul-
Ey for Exchange, and several banks reported heavy
Sales but the receipts from the inferior cocttnae large
and enpply is In excess Of the demand
ADDITIONAL NAT1oEA1 BASKs.-Snce the LIT Of
Octones, the following National Banks have been e.
tAhliahed.
, 1863-10-28

Lu4ASK-Ffst Gea1. ~ - 018iuG8
4SCon1 S!eNs ..........s,. 81 q @3H &C
1aIa G Gseas. -........,.,. @7o0as01t
cck E0A[oA. A.:................,.%.....,. 2tHE9.,..
5o1 Ct seIect Goatoa. 20as4A ca
GonNon 1oaIns, 0Iy.. s..-.....-..... II. o. ..
Lonmon 9oadoA 10 00alG59
SuA noA1us AnH9.
TEatnK II n4...
flat Ek1f flG0t1nE. rough. .....,s...,s 81. .19&..
nesond Clear Flooring, rough ,,.... 29UGH1M
CnEMon Flooring rough, .,...,.,.,. ND0GaH 0
6tul1H Ct3i. oEessea. 1900@1Al
s.1.l.! siSat: 1ecCGt
otGoan Gaaa.cou CO.. Is Ma -,
a1N0g g9ls.a u ooGa23 CO
S1H ShI ~ Es5s.t G@-..
GaGseG SuinE E:ek- CO. sM...
go o1anE y 24.....
5sWea gnto9.es 4,5na,...,
9sas9 eatnnR.e1 No.1..s....s - 4@.....
4*tn 1D 9cs s......----.-..~---.--....,. 61H
Ra;T Rs[H; = aik1d
t4eA1ta 18
HARDWOOD LUM8EH-The market il nrm and
quiet. We quote:
nhite~ood SO nasno
l3 0192 ID
Asn 20 118O
i4s GAat1t0
ntCk S01G51 90
% cog IS %
oAAp6.. i6 41q5 No
, 1863-10-28

Eh1ca%o Sanitary Oommission.
The following letter received from a surgeon
Of the calls daily made on the Sanitary Com
mission: ~0N
MCPHERSON HosrrrAL,
V1cEFEuRG, Miss, Oct. II, 1868.
DEAR srR:--Wonla 1t be possible for you 10
send me five hundred ponuds good butter: We
tan get bat email quantity. and ofdea Gal entirely
slider supply Of bntter Of the utmost impoftanca
az an article Of diet to conyalesttuts Grateful to
tue CoumissIon, to whom the sick here are In
debted for all tic 11xuries they enjoy. remain
very truly yours, EDwIN PoWE1L
Surgeon I'D Vols. In Charge
, 1863-10-28

-
With heavy cellLe In weef1v receipts the market
JestertRy and trcay ruled Gectec mere active aud
euo. ant acd prices experienced cunsi e:abo si-
BTss cattle act!ye ras current prices for tho
HEKF CarrLk-Per cwt 1se au1llty 50 ensl0 50:
feriof 80 1Ga7 70 v's0' 49,
Cows AND CALvEs-1st oua1lty Us 5pGasp GO. ordf-
GS5 o. ss '' 's-Ae' ~ '"
vEsL CALvEs- 1ss 9na1ity. TER pouna. 7@7Xc orsi
tnEgP Fer head. extras Is i546 50 r;ne qualities
Inferior $e5N9A0
,,c ,sw1sE-reF pound, corn fed 4xes%c: still fsdsa
kEcRIrra-n 1873 ,cows 100: veal calves Oh.
sheep ant fanbe. 17,H52; an lne 36Gc1
, 1863-10-28

S11EEP-Tte market Is father uoro octfva ani
for int steep th:re Ia better demand Sal Il todaT
sheer. AZ. Price Sheep. Az Psiee Sheep Az, pr.ce.
t1,.. .iW .9i0l G3*....4t... 52.....l&.,3N
, 1863-10-28

ILLINOIS AND MICHIGAN CANAL
gspectsi Dispatch to the Chicago Tr!bune.1
BarpAHpoHs. oet q, 1855
CLEARED.
Monarch, Joliet.
Constitution, Lorkport-
Dolphin, Ottawa. IS $50 lumber
Gen. Grant, LaRa11e, G. 60 lumber.
Reliance, LasalIc, &C, COO lumber,
Marietta. kznkakee. 81 ,e4O lumber, aa5,15o lath.
Sent ca, Seneca. T5.100 !amber
r. L. Adams, No 8, Joliet, Z, ,s42 lumber.
johnston, Laaalle.
ARRIVED.
Empress, Lasa1le, 34G0 bu coru. 2OOD be wheat
Tide. Lasalle. 1,f0o bu wheat, 1900 bu corn.
MuwaHkee. Ottawa, 100 bu corn, ,s0j bu wheat,
Excelsior, Kankakee, 2G00 bu corr,
1lyde, Ottawa, 5000 tn oats.
Investigator, Athens, 48 y1s dimension stone.
Walter Smith, Athens, u yds rubblc etone.
Reeofnte- Athens, 80 yls 1nhnle stone.
Il. g. Loomls, Athens, 45 yds--dimension stone.
, 1863-10-28
A CARD.
To all Afflicted with Catarrll, Throa
Diseases, and Affections OF the Chest,


Diseases, and Affections OF the, Chest,
d. I. W1nslow aver, Physician for Affections
or the Throat md Cneet, ROOMS II and 13 AlcCor-
mick Bnildi1g, corner OF Randolph and Dearborn
Hect Of practice. The extraordinary success
which has attended his practice In this city, has
sibie PARTIES in chits2o 1t IL especially desi!uble
that al who have need Of medical aid, either for
catsIsh, AHtbun, Bronchitis, or Consumption,
distanec. who capnot come To- The c,ty to rsna11 M
here for treatment, car, after aR examination,
return home and pursue the course Of treatment
to come personally to the city be should write as
many Of his symptoms as possible, and give such
description is will Afford correct f!ea Of the raac
tian. oct Is .O-SBt-7t
, 1863-10-28
DIED.

II Ga,ssbqsE: II On Sunday. DC; 2ssa OF a7.e,.-
!sly. bEEJn Mn f0n OF C}i1tol s 4nd CHA S.
aahe7. Of tsis city aged : yeaIs and nonthi
, 1863-10-28

T. th4 city, br the Rev. Mr. = Menztl, bIr, PRF3H
KU686L a36 Miss ELLEN Ea(lTH al or 01ar1n
Iroqt ois County, Illinois.
II Sudbury, october ed. by Rsv. Mr. Johnson. OF
For Eac. Mt. SAMUEL GAnMuN and 81 NaS.:Y
q 1HGkAHAM. both Of sunbary. Mvlass!on Cota
, 1863-10-28

60 TO THE BEsT-Go TO BRYANT l. SrnAFTo1ts
Cu1cAoo CoxMEacIAL COLLEGE, to get a thorough
pract:cal business education. For circulars sd
dress {enclostng stamps) BHxANT II SrBATroE,
Chicago, Illinois.
, 1863-10-28

arising from Specific causes, in both saxes- nov
ard rtltab1e treatment, In reports nf the Howard
ABsociat1oneert IN sealed letter en7elope free o,
Charge. Addrees, Ds. J. SEilln Hoagk:on, How
ard Association. No. , South Ninth Street Paila-
Celpbia, Fa. eu9t-9m
, 1863-10-28

1evERENKSr sToCE4.
Government Stocks nrn.
o. s. g. 81, 11oH911o4 1865 .1o1a1,s
,MoSET.-;Firm With actiTe demand at sa7 = cent,
chiefly ut the lstter figure N~3'''
@16O. ~ SN "@ ~
Gold tsreEular uusetted aud lower, opening at 1,5
pt 145H. ''s - ~@4> e~1
, 1863-10-28
ILLINOIS AND m1Cu1GAN cAnA4.

DsweEo Murkets-Dcr,x5.
FLoFR Steady. Wheat .plf Ja<t.n11ht 7 ooo h,,
httt fe.s hdianA u s.. Corn scarce aud nrna ana
quiet. Oats quiet. Canal ne!ghts &c lover.
, 1863-10-28
window ST. AIDES, &C., at
B. +. CHASE i Walkers.
Oct t,-2w N.w aF. 100 KandoIoh street.

DIEi DYE!! DrE!.:-Dye your cast-o9 ap-
parrl, and thus cconomizc! The Domestic Dyes
comprise variety Of forty shades, aud can be
usea by any one without trouble, For ribbons,
stks dfess Trimmings. sea1fa, and indeed all kinds
Of cotton, SILK, or woolen garments. they are uu-
c4ualled. PRICE, Is and Is cents. Call and see
eampLs at the dIuggiste. oca6.os3a.8t MwkF
, 1863-10-28
Vessels p4eaed Derr~3r.

Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tribunal
DgTRo.r, Get. q, lsda.
GF-Prop Tonawanda: barks Wins1ow, Ellsworth !;
orfSs fig1im. Montezuma, Monitor: schrs Whaling
international, Summit c. ". Johas.n, Ynnkee Raln
bow. Cloud, Kate Richmond, Grey Eagle, Walrua
Dolphin.
, 1863-10-28

-.# A beautiful Complexion, hee from Tan,
flE.ples aEd F.ecklss. may easily be procured By
neing tho Bslm Of a Thousand Flowers" For
oil, honey, and other valuable articles, highly
Perfnmea by It's own ingredients, and when Used
ior washing, night and morning, renders the skin
soft and White. and free from blemish. PTiea 50
celts. For sale by SMITH j. Dws wsEE. Lake street,
Chicago. aug200 N-W& Sat eow-3m
, 1863-10-28
Go Re.lt.

ITO RENT-A fi11nished house in
i :bs Nerth ptv.sion. eo41ea'eatlT locaesd: con
With Food hasn, Tent moderate. 4p2y y,tsMH- = " r.
n.AI11S.'. p. afs~t A""e" NV ec4 39H3E
TO RENT-House to Raat and
r.r,tnr. nor sale. A cou,tortabla and cows
ucnt Uouss to feot ns t.on1 tho Court House,
aud Furniture for aa.t with laiaeaa,a poeoNezaon.
Gf ii. CLARK. oG4tos&&.S
TO RENT-A good Piano, ak
/ and half oc.ave-Bosscn rake Or THO sana
viii ee sold cnesp. Apply t, VIZ. HANsERO.'01,
S2 FaEdr' pE street oeT.tIlJ9-1s
, 1863-10-28
VaNClAL AND COMMERCIAL,
THE MONEY MARKET,

TUESDAY ETESEo, Oct. e.. ls6J
The banks were short to-day, and business generally
was suspended al classes having, with laudaole pat-
riottsn, engaged In the festivities at tbs opening Of
the great Northwestern Fair for tho bczeGt Of the
Sanitary Commission.
61's.-ptestop, Willard + Kea1 will continue to re-
ceiEe subscriptions at par for these bonds until their
withdrawal from the MARKET which may BE- very soon
Parties in the country can send currency. to rcceye
tho bonds. their contract with the Express Com
papiea free OF charge. New York Exchange and
Treasury Notes received at par. Currency X discount
CHICAGO AND ALTON RAILROAD CoMrASr.-The
following .7e the earnings Of saa Chicago and Alton
Ra1.road Company. for the wcs ending October 2ad,
1sf4. -,
, 1863-10-28

CTRATED OR STOLEN-F1ou
~ Fulton street; near tae eoyaer Of shaldoa. .oa
yeara od vhtto Hlnd feat. She wa4hitched 10 Veae
e5p1ss wagon. With 4 cream boz Haa On . s5o&
hafrstR nealiy nav. The nnder viii rnCtAYo uheySl
!sNa!d by Saving tas saEas as Dempsey Snlthx>
ss& West LAks-N. 9HHuft&
, 1863-10-28
Eeleral Notites,

I OST-A Pocket Book, containing
- about ~ or liz. Ii, nnder will be ua=rsls r.
HouTH L, eosrer Of Madison and Dearborn aucesa.
STRAYED-Fron the bsrn Of
~ Frank i Levy. III Horth CLARK street. on Moc-
day erentdg lut Gray Ma1e, Is hands hlGr. -cvca
years oid-n baso spot on lett HAD iee 1haral ~
WeId I'll b paid for her sesnsn to the Above adise.
, 1863-10-28

Boarding.
ROARDIN G.-Board, With .
=. - large nafaenished room waated, for gentle.
Ear ha vile and txo smal cht1dI en, within { rve-
1!ett ols' auca Of The Cour. House. 4 pieta duier
isDi2 Bs1pEss pstaesS @ A:dsesa stating te;ns
ROARDING Suito Of Rccns
ad AZ. I'd bossq s5 brick house Win hot aad
dco1s Eou jackson stteas. oc77 o46l a
ROARDING.-A Pleasant Room
a - t9 ssnt Eltn osa;d for s.pssmaa and 'ady.
81 az saSss ssst
ROARDIN G.-Another large
ass:s r. mi
oE hultes q rooms no house IN Chicago has anst &c
coHnodst ns ;havtng hot 81: ~ 1aca 70 hess ttc
s5ie iattr rseenes. Merean: III baaias,. @S ds nan
ness PET q r. city The ende:sened viii spare no
ant Class bonss. 4 aae onporrusity Is otiered =
nee oss; Sse you'd p'eEio turni4h tslS oS9 = re99a
POARDIN Ga suit Of froat
4 Rooms; faIniahed. or q la.ga ,,a@1e Room fo:-
nEasd o. nni1sni.aed MAJ BE- had. wiki Boa:d. In
this oMce neo7 .tt.s.ts %
ROARD1N GA Young gentle
- map deafes TO obtain b nd In nrs: c.asrp-t-
bu: hose h.yl"g tae :equ:sd a.cominoda:io.s nasa
aoRsy Re!eIaaces exchanged. AdtrNs "6 q NJ