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, 1863-10-30
THE CITY.
Union MEETINGS.


We publish list Of meetings, which is suggest
- ~ +hs 1,r1eF scfe,vs1 4fa& vi rc,nnsna sor work
aSc u .ne p1.e4 .1 ~ .".| 81 .s4aa1 ~ "o'.
bcIo1t 1ae elec1aoa. we Rust lnAt tn1s luLaTF1
Vii, be filed with that solid. thorough hpo;ns effort
which none Roo" now 10 put ioFta oet1cs saso
the Republicans OF Chicago. when they 1ft once
reused and in earnest And how could VIC 30 into
my dgbt locs1 and partial in some Of it, fssues,
shor1h Il he With ,,rrater fneentfyea In exertiou
t1ous. - 80 ~sN~s .l.-s,-.. o.-w
than those which noW present themselves. onAu
we. in the presence OF onr loyal guests Hom al
,o.,ts ~ 1he country endure the morttacatton Of
coppe1head victory at the ballot boxes Of ch1ca'
pof Shall we b1ush with ehhme before the Re-
publicsns Of Ohio and Pennsylvania, lndIana and
1ou.> shall ve a1loyg the wretchad art,ncea of
, 1863-10-30

Ho0s-Eeeelpts At East Albany Tor the We8z 9.5M ~
bead. Pstees have varied only ssae from 9ay g
sales at eIr yard ot 4o tesd 4 the folioxtng ng,
b, i've va ght fajr 10 prime Ohio and Intiaaa g 59
&C. and tke sane figure or 4ishtsan sotnai IT, saaiie saii
fed at IS 255 40 q leo rs, i've weight. Ne stncH
toFztn matses ana no demand for tae1a ~ E1s a
raging s0J Ds each, at &C z n. We expect that sas
All any packers will Eoon coIaEe1ce oncsAu2asS.
which NJ causc an increased demand Ior hogs IN sa1s
rrnr
, 1863-10-30
Vessels Passed Dotfofts

Vessels Passed Dotfotts
Especial Dispatch TO tie Chicago Tfabune1
DxTBor, Oct q. 1859.
TP-Pzcps Mendoza. Aariat:c. Acme. bsrks Hoyt.
Cream CITY, Chicago, schrs staEuEht, Taucoma. Sse-
rhens, Avery Mediterranean, Bronson Gezrtt Smith.
Culser, Qucs step. Arrow. Grant, Dickersou. Netro
olte, Granada, AlEertne.
DowS-Prors Forest Queen Iowa.
, 1863-10-30
EJnst tsse,yxss, I'd a large variety 0fwan-papes'
B, F. CuAsE d WA1KEEs.
Oct, b,-2w Y. ". 4 F. 100 Randolph street.
CARD,


Dr.J B. Walker continues to attend exclusively
10 tits important speciality which he has ptactsed
With great euecess Jor The task fourteen years.
Office III South lasE street, Chicago. -
Examination free. octs7-oH0Gt
, 1863-10-30

MopBsr AND MAssAR1Aous Mrs !. N. Ar
10 the Art Exposition Of the North western FsIr,
with tue request that the nams Of the generous
dopp{ be withheld.
, 1863-10-30

Cor7os-There wu quite liberal su,ply on the
market to-day. bat operatons restricted By tue
inability Of purchasers to Negotiate Nex York ey,
change. and the buancss was connne to 15S b3lcs all
pn, a6le IN legal ten er and duty pal embracing IL
bales Strictly 1nade2nR Al pEtyate Bale prize
portod-8 baoa strictly Bitdlng, nav, at fS::
3: sls3 Il p'iy1ss sale. Of yhich 1g barel5
NidalirE Z s7ke and 1os 6.e4 It auction, =, fol
Low hid ling o. 81. is % At s:tc, IS Nital.g < IT.
Cskc, and Strictly Mdoling at 71c a portion OF
these transactions were at a fall ng OF or yearly
cutie &c 2 from the previous a1Vance. market
being depressed hy ths Bt4gL alton in toue.uc ex.
charge, Other sales weie at 81eAay pricea We Also
teard OF LII bales sold yesterday not before reporte1
embracing 20 bales, comprising good orpin.
srT an1 tarelJ m!dulirE, which bfoughfs01 round,
~ ~ IT, @ eales o% % mt1epg Rssce not sass sg.E
With bette. supply On tho laaoing To.days sales
and 1lH91xc 70: far to tnlly fair. An otter OF
Hc wA2 ofere1 drefsed for lot OF 250hh choice.
MoLA1h1s-TheFe was better supply on the Ian .ing
tocay and the safea 5o0 bFla 10 half brli
In various lots, Ut 5Ec gallon for gcod to prine
PoRK-The stock ts extremely ngh. Wills the de-
mand Il ncrt nMng ally 100 nrls mess sold yesterday
II ts egus! lois at tlSoo btl Holt askinx
LSsn-We heard Of the sale Of 50 Heroes 1t lszc .
FtouH-Tae stock + extremely light. We have n,t
sale of any moment to report Yesterday round
plying tte retail demand ut SO oo9ta 50 for supervise
l1d f1lE&12G z brl for eItr1
9, ling, In d re all way, at9N@9Kc = n.
BuT1EK-Cholce, In ark1ns, IL retailing at 2S929e
q D.
, 1863-10-30

ff0UE-fWEl. = ~ .
GnA1x-Whlat better salca of amber vi ,toe At
81 ST; Chicago spring 41.75. Corn sca:cc trzn nno
quiet Barley In deuia1d, Canada H. 4osl41H% 0saes
Erxna quiet
CANAL LFEE1nu1a-UnenAngad.
, 1863-10-30

V--
neau during the peat tWent1-fous hours:
REox1P9s FOE Last rwESrr.FouR uoURs.
F.ear. Wheat ws Cora. ss gssa, q S,a. r. 81, 2,
i: 1 E;|:" !: :: :
7et.,...,...... assi sis:s SINS siooi sos aiis
g; q; q II Il; 81: -; 4: e e:
+ ::: =; =; i ! u $ u Is;
sf5SsS ~: i$;s 81 n ~ s ,;55 s$ =:
surrzrzu 81 hAa FOE 1Asr7wEErv'Roun Nouns.
Flour. Wheat, Corn uata Rye Bsr.y
T. sse.!e: ss &a ~, :..: IT, zsis ~ -. ~.
+ + 2s*ss: 4 ss5sis lila ''ss -: @ ~: ~:
f E S;ssf 9asstsa fa1ts Ss' 800 5 a -: -: -:
rot.l......... 1lea 1c7ils :5as 1855 49,. 49,.
The upward tendency in gold early this morning
causcd better feeling In the general produce mar
kets at tho opening, mud rricca ruled higher. but be-
tore the close Of Change the demand fell OIL and the
1oGt-tNG mafKHk3 clQs1ON
gtshly.
Ttcrn was rather mora activity In Flour. but the
market ru1c1 tu]1 md sales yero effected only at low
pr,ecs ONLY about $500 b1lschanfea hands, at 800
for White Winter; $535 for led Winters s. s3x for
Winter super; and 8 2uGas.4o for Spring cxtraa.
Wheat vas In acttra request at the opening, ind
n,tces ADVANCED 1 but tho was not sus
tn,ned-tte market closing quiet at yesterday quo
tntons About LEO GO hu=heis changed han:s ut Sill
for NJ. Red Winter; 81 oc}1lC C8 for No. 9pros';
e1@1 ON for No Spring: and 9aa1e GO for Rejected
s1r.nr-t,c market closing at S1,osK for No 2and
s1 C6t for No. Spring.
Corn yns quiet and unchanged. with sales OF only
about 4, d bushc1. at &c fer No Corn aloot: 7sa
fsxc for No Corr in store aud 77asc for No Corn
n store.
Oats onened lake h,cher than at tho close of yes
te,dsr Int The ADVANCE vns Lost before the close of
,cbobre ONLY about 10000 bus. els changed hands,
At M EDkc for No. Oate. md sSka57Kc for No.
Oats in ttorc-1he market closing at ssxc for MOL
H,e was in limited demand and quiet ut 91o92c far
En = ,na e:c7onc n, M 2
, 1863-10-30
To ill Afflicted with Caturra+ Throat
Diseases, and Affections Of the.Chest.

Diseases, and Affections Of the. Chest.
DR., I. Wins1ow Aver, Physician to: Affections
of the Throat and Chest. ROOMS u and !$ AeCos-
strecta ciyes lis entire attention to this depart
nent Of practice The extraordinary aoccess
which has attended his practice In this city, has
sfbie past.ee in Chicago It II especially desirable
that Ill who have need Of medical gid. eithe. for
Catar1ht Asthma, Bronchitis, o. Consumption,
ehould make ta1ly application, The patient. at
aistsnce. WHO ca1noi come to the city to remain
hero ior treatment, can, after an eiamlnation,
return home and pursue the course q trestmeat
vita success, Where it is Impossible for the party
to come personally to the city, he should write aa
many Of his symptoms as possible, and give sach
degcffption as will afford correct Tea OF the case
finn oct Is -Q-56i-n
, 1863-10-30
Tho Original Emancipation ProclA.
nation

In response to 4 personal application, on behalf
OF the ladies', made by Hon. I. n. Arnold, during
q recent vialt to Washington. President Lincoln
has sent to the ladies Of the 6snitay Fair, now In
progress iu this city, the original manuscript DRAFT
Of the Emancipation Proclamation. It WIS re-
ceayed yesterday morning. and ts accompanied by
EXECUTIVE MAxs1oEt |
WAsuHoroN, Oct 20, 1858.
To thu Ladies' having IN chs1ge the No.xhwestasn
= Fs,r for the Sanitary Commission, Chicago LII.
According to the request made In your BEHALF
the Original draft Of the Emancipation Prpc]ama.
zion ls herewith enclosed. The formal words at
the top. and the eonclution, except the signature,
-were written d the State Department. By whom I
know not. The printed part sas cut from copy
q ths pre!i1ntnag p,oclamatton' and pasted on
.Ihsd some desire e ret.!n the paper; but L It
shall contribute to the RELIEF or comfort OF the
Your obedieat servant,
- 4, LINCOLN.
The Proclamation VIII be on exhibition at Bryan
Hall, during the Fair; and 1t Is proposed to pur-
ch1se It from ths Fair, and deposit 1t with tie
Chicago Historical Society. Subscription papers
win be opened ut the several Halls and at tbs prn.
clpal Hotels where citizens and visitors may con"
tribute any 6um they please, and add their auto
graph to the subscription paper, which Will be
preserved In connection with this valuable ol:gi-
1al document The pen with which this Fro n
nation wse written with brought $2o0 at atauchoe-
this most Important original manuscript ehoCld
eel for four.fold more, at least. Hand in your
dolla1s, gentlemen, and hand down to poste1ity
your name as one having an interest in this eve
tobe.honored Proclamation Of FreedomI
Tho Northwestern Fair Gazette.
MI. MA
How does 1t happsn that The Volunteer and
Northwestern Fair Gazette" !" hss the tame Of r
e. Hoyt" paraded at Ii head A. Editor" 1t
4 n 81 g Lev II tas sd
other ladies connected with the Fair and great
Interest was manifested il It, and the drst issue
tic second humber beara all the "a: :mnrks Of a
&c paor shine iii st SoS tas sa Is hse
y ;s s t i Il s int 99 4s Voaa.sss hsas fRss s
TIN Ladies pens, unlena torsooth they edit both
The TRnus1 and Journal. from which its prinei
vefttsi1g doase, merely; please let ~ kuow. and
obltge, several LADY T1s1roHg.
We cannot answer the questions asked, farther
than to say. wc believe the entire profits Of The
Volunteer" (after paying those who work upon it
a areasouat'c compensation, viii be donated to
The Fair, heuce the advertielng viii be q source
Of p,oat Is well the sale Of the paper. Let the
ladies sppoint one Of their number to superinteud
the collection and arranging Of such m.tter II
they wish inherited, and let It be hcnceio.th edit
ed by the 1adies Of the Northwestern Fair
Then it Will appear more consistent than to hsvt
4heDames Of three gentlemen given as editor
publisher, and printer. II properly conducted. Il
w1i1bc yaluAble auxiliary. and supply wsu'
felt by those engaged In the different departments
PoperrrAT1oH SATURDAY. evening Mr
, 1863-10-30
DIS. II, d +. HUNTER
Physicians fcr Diseases Of the Throat, Lungs, a1d

Offices, In Chicago, IS Washington street; In
New Yoik. So. Broadway.
The practice Of Drs. r. & ]. Hunter Is confined
exclusively to the treatment Of pulmonary dis
eases. For the convenience Of their western pa.
tients, they have opened d permanent Office at
S. Washington street, Chicago, where d.. James
i.uEter may be consulted, either personally or By
letter.
ThcIr treatment Of diecazes ofthe Throat, Heart
and Lungs is BY means Of Medicated 1nhalatfons
ard tCch other. constitutional remedies as Gu
lishtened experience has proved to be etacacioue.
This nethod Of treating pulmonary diseases was
f.et introduced ard Systematically practiced hY
them in ttis country, and By means Of their nn-
meroue publications the attention Of the public
was awakened 10 the Importance Of the fnhject
The success which LAS attended the practice Of
DIS. r. l. J. Hunter Is amply attebsad BY n1mer.
ous cases successfully treated When other means
had fulled.
They can with pleasure and eonndense refer + e !:
The PropIieto.s OF Shelm1n House: c. j., Ha1z,
| Eco Banker, ticago; j. D. Tobez. firm Of Tobez
& Boothe;. ard numerous othe1 citizens ol Chlea-
| 60 aid vicinity.
the public againEt the eapposition that they are,
Or ever hare been, directly cr tndlfsctly connect
| ed with a person calling himself Dr. Hnntsr. oi
| Randolph street, their only Office IN Chicago be
Ing e8 Washington street, Ra1olning the Methodist
| Block.
, 1863-10-30

GoTo TIE BEsT-1o 70 BRYANT SrKAT1oS,s
CHICAGO Co4hEnC1A1 Cor1EaH, to get tco1ongh
practical buHiness education. FoF cafCulafe ad'
CHICAGO Illinois.
, 1863-10-30

From the Detroit Advertiser, :s.h.l
There arc now no g1a n trelGhss offered from this
rort the whole fnnEe Of prices n1y ha regarded
nomral. % fsr as Detroitls concerned. Ffoa saEi-
nav. the lake shore, de-, tbs demand ts good at our
quotations:
, 1863-10-30


Domestic consumption. r32
These exports and domestic consumption exhibit
the relstiye magnitude Of the foreign and domestic
narketa.
The report examines into the probable foreign de-
mand for breadstus during 1861, aud shows that Ia
tie English market The PRINCIPAL portion ct our bread
stufs purchased; that the average annual tmpor
tatf0ns OF all grnn1 lato Great Britain and Ireland
e2ss94s American bushels, but in 1860 the tmporta
ton was 1S5 34 American bushels, and Id 1851
tles1t6 American bushels: that It wAs a. ETeat in
lss, but not large in 1858; that from the present
cone iton Of the crops IN England the demand for 1s
would return to the general average rather than
10 the great amount since 1885, that tho homo demand
for 1861 would be- least, equal to that for 1863 and
that the condition Of the currency would remain As
favorable as 1t Is; that hence the amounts Of
wheat and corn for 1861 would be Is folloRss
.-,.-.--- p1shels; H.,
Domestic consumption. ,laa
Leaving for export. ,7a1 cii
Corr e,ep Of iss t2 - set ast
Leaving deficiency Of .........,..... lbs $50 2H
Which must be provided for BY greater economy IN
feeding, sud greater propofd dona1 consumption oi
wheat.
The number Of stock hogs Is about the same Is in
1see, and about per cent. below general average
condition. These were early turned on the frosted
ccru-
The buckwheat crop IL not as much injured as was
generally suppoge' because most OF II produced in
the stnses Of New York New Jersey, and Pennsylva
no where the tosts Of August 80, md September ts
did rot injpse the crops Materially.
Ito tobacco crop Of 1s Is larger than that Of last
yeas By nearly hfy million poundz although the fosts
In the Wcttcrn States Tns ycry Injurious to IT, But
about onc-haf the crop there had been gathered be-
fore the frost Of September 49, and u per cent more
ground l,sd been planted than IN 1872.
Tha hay crop Of 1862 is estimated at u SIS tons
That Of 1s6s, At 49, TONS decrease Of 1Gl
tons, Its quality Is good.
The meteorological division Of this report is much
longer than usual, giTins fun description Of the
froets Of August 50 ant September Is. The monthly
rcyort for September much tho best yet Issued
and VIII be distributed on the 2ith Instant.
, 1863-10-30
5or gak

30r bQle+
TOR SALE-A Hotel. ! have
IN geoG location i u eitI: lsls doing
b?ss SS,si sssssss e 'ss
TOR SALE-The furniture and
lease o. boarding heuse 1oss:ed wlta!n ! 3noat @
I'll fs JET s. Is; good 07''s 1885,
TOR SALE-A fi1a bay mare,
eles Also ~ cpe1 buggy and na+ness. 1eas:y nsw;
Stss;5 :fs :.
FOR SAL E-Great Bargains.
sesss Gs u
tea9a - Z @s
Il sad
5ssxs ~ nIs. f1n Eooa o so H., mng 81 asd m
Eli, ss*s s5s;:s:x ,Ss
ss IL I:
FOR E--House with Lot
i s2xlsa On Wabash aveu7e, neas TTe1f,h street.
House WITH. Lex Ioxlso. OF Waha'h avssut assE
Ho9se VIM Lot :2xlso. o, Wabash ave. nsas Egt-
gouss with Lot seHx1cs. On E1cnteenta stzeat n:as
Hosss 1lth 1T sozlss. on Troasgthtrd s.zees ns.r
noa,e da .ith lot s1lso. On Indiana avanus. usar
1Eo1ia Win Ios SKIS, On Indiana avoaue, ness
Bosss Viii Ii sa.lts On Thirs avenue. rear Jack
Honss With Let s7xxlo5 oa Third avsnus. assr Polk
House .lth Let 2sreo OF Ta:rt avenue, near Ha:s'-
Moass With Lot .sx1oo On Fouxth avenue. near Polk
s4TEt -,h - ,rn,,eo =, ru..+ r.cr1o~.st nes+
, 1863-10-30
E Gaa fitting work done promptly At VII.
na1th'e. l62 Lake etreet ,ocl8.2td
4 GARD:

Gas F1xrrnEa-Tha cheapest placet to buy nav
styles, is at Wtlma1th'e. 1a2 Lake street,
ut1Spa3-SQd
, 1863-10-30

BEzyEs.-The supply, for immediate use, ts coasld-
eTapy less tean oSng TO the fae5 TINT seT
e.S o. f9se aaa
not On the market These haze been iaken f,r f2ed.
Is poor ear tx fos arostss, TIE re nav Yofte1s did
poorly Inst week-yery poosly and they have gEown M
came up determined not to bug uulcas hol.ers we're
wtcg make eonGesons equal to the hal1 saztaasa @
forced to submit to te:llnc OF Nc = h. live WEIGHT
hut this vas rot andclent for their Nov Iatk custe
Es:tern men, There isa slight tmproVeEcnsin in the
ayerHge duality.
The cattte In the different yards are from the several
S!aseS aa4 ~s1oo"s u ~ nIae 4us Ass
, 1863-10-30
GoMmEEECH-fA

TuunsDA1 EVENING, Oct. g. 1883.
The following table ehow5 the receapa and shlp-
aeata durtnr the pt4s twenty 4onE hours:
,,rnrtn.ra foK IA sr r31KXrY. .FnftE UnHRa.
, 1863-10-30

,nrted Lratter is ia good demand, but owing 70 the
kig price of gold market Il very firm, with an up
ward tendency. We quote:
HKAOCE,
Harness = n.. 4r6fiIc slaughters Sole. ....aa2G5c
Iine -. 42@Ic Hueno4 Ayres. ....5248tc
Kio.' -, 75990c Orfn0eo. QW W.......3@33c
CaH =. 81 C091E Ortnoco. NV ....313S3c
Timer 2 foot 2+a25c Otinoco good dam.
Collar, W&2sc' aged....-..'.''..-s@'sa'c
Harness. s. rb..., 43ai5c French Ktn..... I'm
Kin meuiun. -. n coal is Best Calf n na.. 90 90.
Xix tSiff,' hraYy... EGNc IDS. 9GSt =:
Cofi No i. 81 jC@ -, LaMoine, y dog G. 0OGa7t 10
enlf. secofds 1f@1 & Russett Innings. 7M@l20a
Upper q foot. 392;ct Pink Linin2s.,.. 700@1S co
Kussett Bride, = Rnans.. III o0tta5 %
sice .......-. $5cG@6l0l
, 1863-10-30


The monthly report Of the Department for sepsem-
her shows that the amount Of wheat and Hour export
Cd 10 oil countries for the year ending September
1865 40 bushels. md Of corn. 5 bushels
The domestic consumption. than. Is as follows:
K3,&n1n
, 1863-10-30


Summary Statement Of tho Amount Of the Croas Of
iE6a and 1859 both summer and fall, OF the Loyal
States 1s returned TO, and estimated hy. the Asr-
cultural Department, and furnished TO the Eastern
af Agriculture In advauce Of his Monthly Report for
, 1863-10-30
BparDI11q.

BOARDING Ga suit Of front
~ Eoors furnished or ls:ro tloele EooE ~.
rithec or unfn.ptShft may be haI. with hoard. 70
p.iv::o .acniy situated within ten minutes Tek of
lie Tfsmons OF SheruaD House. Addfeas - q y ~
this once 0C.c9.%S!s-
, 1863-10-30

! CNlAk1OI ~ AsSAe'
Psoy1s1oxs WAsrEp.-The Dining Hall
at B.yau Hall Ie being very literally patronlzea-
from ten to twelve hundred dining daily with the
ladies', Let those families who have not yet ssen
good chance to contribute thetr quota, 1ow send
In cooked vegetables Of any Or a1l kinds, and
baked poultry. Vegetables are particularly want
ed. but nothin: that ie nicely cooked VII be re-
fused, 't0nc thousand persons make way with
heap Of provisions" remarked an old county
lady. VIII the ladies' see that the pantry and ia
biea Go not get empty during the FART
REPUBLICAN, UNION MEETING At UL1cH's
Ho1K1.-The.e will be MACS meeting Of the
Union and loyal men Of the 4th and6th Wards. At
Ulich's Hotel, this Fdday) evening, at " O'Clock.
Let there be general attendance. FfanE Auna-
b~d viii be On hand to slrg. Good speaking may
be expected by the following gentlemen: Hon
John Wentworth, E. A. Storrs. Colonel Eastman,
Joseph E. Gary, q. 3. Haw1ey, VIM A. Porter
and otEera-
"TAKE GLANCE, Rs"-To day the
splendid piano fiom Root 1s CadT's music etore,
will be rallied for, II the tickets are all cold Ihs
fine piano IL ftom the manufactory OF Mr. Vose, OF
Boston, end fs In every respect ane Instrument,
and some lucky person will get 1t for re dollars
also, at TO O'Clock to-day, that exquisteJ worked
card table, which has attracted 60 much attention
| IN the German department, will fall to the ownes'
ship OF a cne-dollar tcketholder.
FROM DrnuouE.-Alargeb box Of fancy arti
elcs for the Fair waa received from Dubuque
Yesterday 1no-ing. Among other beautiful things
1t contained ataAket made from the native mluera
Of the Dubuque bluffs. It sold almost as eoon d.
opened for twelve dollars. There was also beau
tiul1y colo,cd full length portrait OF
sou. Malice Heron, and q large bust picture
Of Big. Gen. vandever. The contents Of the boz
were credit to the Dubuque Soldiers Ali
Society.
RJnAwA1.-An nnhltched horse started o,
srun with a handsome buggy, on Adans street
yesterday afternoop; and rau couple Of blocks
when the huggZt Zts>tnck against lsmppos ant
WAS smashed into 4 hundred pieces. The hofs'
Ii going ret for alltAat re know. The buggy wa
| yror4h AfDQ.
, 1863-10-30


End Western Associated Press By the Commissioner
at Agriculture In advance Of bis Monthly Report for
September.
The AnswerH returned to the circulars Tor September
OF the Agricultural Department, askaag Information
Of the condition Of crops are given IN tentbs above
or below the crop Of 1862. During the summer the
Department made IN estimate Of ths amount Of the
crops OF 1862 This estimst was based on the census
returns Of 1sn As the crop Of 1852 which the
took, vas below an average. and TINT Of 1862 much
above It, allowance made Tor this difference, vary
Ing IN ts amount according the agriculture Of each
Stale required. Tho general per cent. increase OF
each State was added Oue.fourth Of the amount
given In the censna las struck OF Gom the returns
Tor Mhsoud and Kentucky on account Of the war
Thus calculated. the crops OF 1sa2 were made the
basis estng those Of 1sss, according to the tenths
increase or decrease, OF each State as reported
by the correspondents Of the Department.
The summer crops OF wheat rye, barley, and oats,
for 1862 and 1865 are ~ follows:
Wheat, Eye, Barley. Osh,
aero ~, b, e. ,sa ~ Fl e; IN oos7 17.Ha1s7
, 1863-10-30
TIE GREAT NORTHWESTERN
SANITARY FAIR.
What Was Done on the Third Day,
CONTRIBUTIONS Still pouRlkn III
Wet Weather Does Not Dampen The
Ardor of the People.

- = = = :. - - =
Notwithstanding the weather yesterday WAS e1'
ceetirgly unpleasant, tae easnessness OF ths p'o
pie Of the city and county In carrying sucecss-
fully forward the great work they hare undertaken,
was manifest everywhere in the city. The streets
and entrances. about the eevesa1 hAls, seemed one
moving parornma of umbrellea. and eycn whflo
the rim was pouring down. scores of determined
pedestrians in broad cloth and ba,mo.al, in Store
clothes and ho1ne.spun in boota and pa,to,s, were
seen scuadipg their vav to the Great points of at
traction. which were al, we'll nat,on;xn8 As,n
evidence of this. We mav et.tc that the ,ece3nt,
Yesterday to the Fair. amounted to between four
ard ayc thousand doll,1s1 And that tae sama
amour, Was received At tho Dining Ha,I as an nre-
yfoue days-abput s6op.
Liberal puschakts were beiug made ererv hour At
Bryan Hall, but the stock does not seem to dla,in
, 1863-10-30


bttteT. Salx8: 400 n11s nt S.: no ntls At SHc.
HOPSt3 tons New York Hops At a9c
HONkY-Isete eipts very ltmited- A lot Of soo ia
the eonb, Eackeo in eoxes OF about 80 ns each, tas
WIDES-Beceipta are moro liberal, hut the demand
ts less 1Ctiye and prices hare decne1 on GIesn Cour
try. Green Sailed and Dry Flint, nc n. "e gaote:
GEeen
6reen eAlsed 9i$
GteE0
Dry Sailed. @lSH
sales Today: iso Green Sailed at ioHc 1o Dfy Flint
at &c,
, 1863-10-30

I.UNlpEH-The supply continues very limited
and much below the demand. Sale to-day part cargo
schr Active from Grad River. 1000 # ut1ed at $50
, 1863-10-30

~"The Rejected Wife, new noyel By Mrs.
Ann g. Stephens, has been received by McNally y
a.. 81 Dearhorn street, : oc3pp1071t
, 1863-10-30

A GOOD ExAa1PLE.-Mr. E. Simonds, Of
jefferson, Cook county, donated to the F'air toe
gearing colt, ont OF well bred marc; and II n.
kImbs1l, Of the same town, contributes n big fat
OF. Th.se two animals will be sold at auction,
10 thu highest bidder, IN front Of Bran Hall, on
Wednesday next, at O'Clock, p. N. The colt caa
be seen ut the stable OF P r. Morgan, in the rear
Of the Sherman House.
Arc there not other citizens who will contr,.
butte live stock to he sold at the same time and
plae>2
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1863-09-19
BLOOD! BLOOD! BLOOD
Helmbold's Highly Concentrated Compound
Fluid Extract Sarsaparilla.
| SYPHILIS

:, This is an affection of the Blood. and attacks
the Sexual Organs, Innings OF the Nose, Ears
Throat, Windpipe, and other Mucus Surfaces
making its appearance in the form of Ulcers
Heimbold,s Extract sarsaparilla purifes the
Skin, giving to the Complexion Clear and
Healthy Color. 1t being prepared expressly for
this class of complaints, its Blood-Purifyine
Properties are preserved to greater extent than
any other preparation Of Sarsa pariIla.