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TNHE SPRING SESSION OF 1868 WILL BEGIN
the first Wednesday in January, next, and close
the fourth Tuesday in May. Mes N. S. DAVIS Prn-
cpa is thorough scholar graduate of Greensborough
College and experienced in teaching and is assisted by
full corps of teachers.
TERMS SESSION FIVE MoETHs
Board $780, Tuition regular course, so 10 $l5; Music
Piano. Guitar or MelodeOn 500 each; Ornamentals,
usual price. ]. W. THOMAS,
President.
Dec IL, 1862 lOO-w&swl8rpd,
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E. j. Hale, Esq, of the Fayetteville Observer,
who was appointed on the Internal Improvement
Board by Gov. Vance, declines to serve Weregret
that he refuses the appointment because, apart
from his superior fitness for such position, no man
in the State has taken interest in her internal
improvements than Edward j. Hale. He is true
North-Carolinian and patriot of the right stamp
liberal and devoted to the cause of the South
Charlotte Democrat
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HIDES! HIDES!l

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE UNDER
IN signed receiving hides at their yard For
estve. to be tanned the following terms One-half
Sole LEATHER 80 cents pound Dressed Leather
per pound.
Hides labeled and deposited at j. W. Rogers store in
Raleigh will be taken to the yard tanned and returned
the City free of charge for transportation Send in the
hides so that they be tanned before next winter.
Address j. F. FORT d F. NJ PUREFOY,
Forestvie, N. C.
Jan. s. 1883. 3-w&swl5tdn
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LAND FOR SALE PRIYATELE.

SNEOA ACRES Or LAND IN FRANKLIN C0UN-
~OV ty N. c., near Cedar Rock, the road lead,
iLg from CasalG about half mile from the former and
three miles from The latter place. About 30
cleared land, most Of which has been clered this wear;
the balance is original woods and well Iimbered The inn
provements consist Of dwelling with and neces-
sary oubuildngs Bedford Academy is about half mile,
at which good school is kept
For further information, address,
= J. W. JACKSON,
-rr- CastaIia n. G.
Dec. go, 1852. l-w&swl7tpd.
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RE-VAcCINATIoN-A paper on re. vaccination was
recently presented to the Academy of Medicine at
Paris, in the name Of Dr. Vomincks, Of its cor
responding members. The author gives an account
of the experiments instituted at Gaud, by DIR. De-
noble, with a view to ascertain the advantages ari-
sing from repetition Of vaccination at various pc
RODS of life. The results arrived at are-that be-
tween the ages of twenty and forty re-vaccnation
only takes effect upon four out Of one hundred pa
tients while the proportion of those whom
takes effect between the ages of forty and sixty is
% per cent and between the ages of sixty and sew
euty, 81 per cent The correspondence 'deduced
from these facts are-1. That until the age of twen
ty-ve re-vaccination is useless. q That from that
age to thirty five it produces useful effects upon
very small number Of persons and that consequent
ly it need not be very strenuously recommended at
that period Of life g. That from the age Of thirty
FIVE and upwards it becomes really prophylactic,
and therefore necessary. f. That when vaccination
has not taken effect at certain period, this s no
reason for concluding that will not take eject at
some future period
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for consideration bill to1ncorporate the Western
North Carolina Copper Mining and Smelling Com
pany.
An amendment proposed by the committee was
concurred in, and the bill passed its second and
third readings.
Mr. Waddell, moved suspension of the rules,
fixing certain hours for adjournment. Carried and
the House adjourned until len o'clock, to-morroW
morning. 1850,
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GEN. Polk COMPLIMENTS OUR TRooPs.-The Ashe-
vile News Of the 18th says:
Lieut. Gen. Leonidas Polk, who participated in
the great battle at Murfreesboro is in town, on
visit to his family. He speaks in glowing terms Of
the gallantry Ofthe three North Carolina regiments in
that bloody engagement viz: the 29th Col Vance !;
the 39th, Col. Coleman and the Goth, Col. Mellow
ell. He says they fought like veterans"
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TRUNK LOsT-s25 REWARD.

II OST, A VALUABLE TRUNK, BETWEEN COLDS
IL borough and Charlotte Sunday the l4th Decem.
Der, the evening mail train. think it taken of
by mistake 1t medium size, red trunk brass lacks
and marked r. ]. HERRING, Kinston, N. C. will give
SIS reward Tor said trunk and its delivered
to the Editor of the IaRddrd at Raleigh, N c. ANY
Information concerning will be gratefully received Ad
Dress Editor of the dRdGrd at Raleigh, the subscrl
Der. L. j. HERRING
Selma, Ala.
Jan. &, 1863 S-w&swat.
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PUT THEM IN.-We are glad tosee thata proposition
has been presented to Congress to put all struggling
Marylanders, and foreigners claiming Consular pro-
lection IN the army. This thing has been delayed
too long and we hope now it will be attended to- Our
loyal native citizens tired of seeing these vaga
bonds loafng about our towns and cities and the
honest public are tired of feeding them Put them in
the army by all means-the Maryland plugs" and
the foreign speculatorsmake them all either serve
the country or leave it-DaiLq Progress.
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PLANTATION FOR SALE

CONTAINING 1000 ACRES-3OO ACRES CLEAR
" ed about 20O bottom land and zoo acres in the finest
timber -s miles from Charlotte, n. C. improvements
good. Apply to J. L. NOREHEAD,
Charlotte v. c..
Jan. 20, 1868. T-w&swit
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PLANT CoRN.-There is disposition. we fear,
founded upon the suppositon of an early peace, to
plant less corn and more cotton this year than
last This should not be So Better discard the
idea Of peace altogether and plant corn and raise
provisions. 1t would be we'll to do so in any event
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NOTICE.

a T R0LESVILLE, WAKE COUNTY, ON THURS
n day the goth inst. will sell to the highest bidder,
credit of six months the following property belong
iEg to the late Seth B. Jones, namely: Two fine bay
MARES Zone of them superior saddle and harness AMI.
NAL Buggy and harness, pair Saddle Bags and
Surveyors Compass with chain and plotting nsru
.nents complete.
The purchaser required to give bond with approved
curty. EDWARD A. CRUDUP,
For Sarah S. Jones' Adm'trix
Jan. 9, 1858. 4-w&sw3t
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NO swamp; rich bottom; to u miles from Mississi
River; eVee protecting it. Ordinarily, price 81 bv t
Q NVa'n' Eass' o. " a. Sec. |, $50
% miles N. W. of Helena good neighborhood. nn DV
passed in every sense. Price $40. 0"0u'
South East s side Sc s. ~ W ssea 81, 1870
3 s. " off. I,SW q 40
s of Res, s. w. 2 IS
Near Helena, and fine lands Price SO "
. SOUTH l East Frac. Section, 5, SIS
=, &, $40
n, ~ II, $40
large tract adjoining. Sold last year to asplapter at x
per acre. PIice $40 per acre In all-65s4!s4 S-'
W. r. RIGHTOR Helena Ark
H. A. BADHAM, Esq, Agt RaIeiyb
Nov. Z, 1852. g0-w& sr9sI
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ARKANSAS LANDS, NEAR MISsISs,pn,
RIVER L II

FNHE PKOPKIETOR HAVING BEEN ROBBED p,,
Il the Abotioniss in Arkansas of all but his Land nf
fers great bargains in the following lands selected U
ago, when first in market, and after personal eya
ton OF each tract See price affixed to each or off, ia
whole list to any purchaser for $4,000 cash. or e
market price, or onehaf cash. and time notes for hail.
secured with per cent. interest Located IN Mssissi
county. Title clear. ''''Sipp
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NOTICE,

ENAS TAKEN UP AND COMMITTED TO TIE
w Jail of Randolph County, North Carolina, the
9th day of October 1852 runaway slave. who says his
name is HENCE, and that be belongs to John Thomas
Mebane, of Berthe County The said slave
is black five feet six inches high and appears be about
twentyOne years old The owner is requested to come
forward prove property, pay all charges and take hin
away, as he will be disposed of the law directs.
i. F. STEED, Tailor.
Oct. g. 1862. 44-W6m.
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w. r. RICHARDSON g. co.

W. II. RICHARDSON q CO.,
STOCK BROKERS AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS
Raleigh, N. C.
loFFICE on FAYETTEVILLE STREET.
WTILL CIV E PARTICULAR ATTENTION tn
sales and purchases Of State and Confede: ate bonds
Bank and other stocks collection of drafts and any bu
government.
Bank notes of all Southern States bought and Sold
REFERENCES.
o. G. Parsley, Wilmington
W. A Wright, do.
John D. Williams, Fayetteville.
W. G. BroadfGot, do.
j. j. Blackwood, Charlotte
W. Lane. Wayne County.
John d. Whitford. Craven County
Hon. Thomas Ruffn, AIamance County
Hon. W. n. Edwards, Warren County
Hon D: W. Courts Rockingham County.
II. w Guion, Lincoln County
And citizens of Raleigh, generally.
January l3, 1868. 5-w&swsm
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LAND FOR SALE.

II OFFER FOR SALE MY PLANTATION ON CAPE
j Fear river miles from Summervie Harnett County
containing 75 of which about $50 is cleared
land including loo acres of fine cotton land The improve
ments consist of dwelling with 10 aud necessary
Oubuildngs.
A. N. MCKAY,
Sumnerville.
Harnett Co., N. C., Jan. 90, 1868. T-w&sw5t.
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NEGRO MEN WANTED,

NEGRO MEN WANTED,
Rnn NEGRO MEN WANTED TO WORK nv
cVO the Pied mont Railroad, now being bniIt he
tween Greensboreugh and Danve. We are paving ISor
al wages and the negroes are well cared for.
ALSO,
WANTED 100 CARPENTERS
Apply lmmedIateyto E. WILKES CO.,
GOntracors Piedmont R. R.
Dec. 5, 1862 98-w&swI7tnI.
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FOR THE BENEFIT OF THE PUBLIC.

FOX THE BENEFIT OF THE PUBLIC.
TINHE UNDERSIGNED HAVING ERECTED
Il large TANNERY, with the advantage of steam works,
do herein certify that will tan and deliver promptly
every his bides at the following terms sole
leather hides onethrd; upper and harness hides half
Any person wanting hides tanned for cash. will tan sole
hides for pound and upper and harness
hides for 81 cents per pound Two miles East of the Poor
House, Randolph County, n C. Hides to- be delivered 10
us at the yard the Depot High Point and the
leather will be delivered at the place.
For further particulars Address
s. ". N. KlVETT,
New Market, Randolph Co., N G..
Oct. 81, 1862. 43-w&swSm.
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RAILROAD STOCK FOR SALEl!

RAILROAD STOCK FOR SALEI!
NH7ILL BE SOLD ON THURSDAY THE 22D JAN
w mry neXr, at the Court House, in Raleigh, NINE
SHARES of stock in the H0RTI-CAROLINA RAILROAD
COMPANY, and TEN SHARES stock in the WHINING
TON WELDON RAILROAD COMPANY.
KEMP p. BAT TIE Admir-.
Raleigh, Jan. Is, 1868. 5-w&xwtd.
~" Daily Progress Charlotte Bulletin Petersburg Ev
press and Wilmington Journal py six times and forward
bills TO the Standard Office.
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DESIRABLE PROPERTY FOR SALE.
a DESIRABLE HOUSE AND LOT CAN BE PUR-
N chased early apPl cation to The lot contains
four acres with excellent spring near at hand.
Also Ne. tract OF land in high state of cultivation
containing $50 acres, with the necessary buildings.
J. j. +. GARRETT.s
GreensbOrOugh, n. c., JAN l3, 1868. 5-w&sw2m
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TTNHE NEXT SESSION OF J. HI. HORNER,S
i SCHOOL, will>upen the second Monday in january,
1888
Oxford, N. c., Dec. 10, 1862. lOO-w&swl7tpd.
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NOTICE TO DEBTORS.

NOTICE TO DEBTORS.
WNHOSE INDEBTED, EITHER BY OPEN ACCOUNT
Il or note requested to puy noU and interest
E. L. HARDING.
Raleigh, Dec IL, 1862. lOO-w&sw6tpd
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NOTICE.

II HAVE ABOUT 5000 ACRES MORE IN DIFFER
Il EN% TRACTS, in the county of Moore-Farming,
Mineral and Turpentine land-which will sell liberal
terms. JOHN MORRISON
Carthage, Nov. Il, 1862. 92-w&Swtf.
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GLENN ANNA FEMALE SEMINARY,
THHHASVIIIE n

Dec. go, 1862.
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Harnett Co., N. c., Jan. 90, 1868.
, 1863-11-09
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

SATURDAY EVENING. Eoy-

SATURDAY EVENING. Eov- 1853.
The week closes on Eott active market Tor moEey,
and to IN our stores and look shout Streets
would Infer, and correctly thkt nu.lneis Of ai kinds
moving at railroad rot to ssy telegraphic Speed
F1uE.y and tumble met you everywhere. someofour
business men, atcye dea1ers fo1 Instance, hare heen
Obliged to stop salts for several days 1t time. thu
they might complete orders Rtrendy made. This Of
courac, where they were 10 be put up for u5e There
never was ttne when parties who Wtah to mske CHI
cago their home were more sure OF immediate and
profitable employment, no matter what department
Of trnde or buslneas they may select.
Although the demand for money 10 very large. bank
es meet al the reasonable wants OF customers at tho
ususl rates Of discount. VIZ: 10 per ce1t,
New York Exchange B 4 shade closer today but
rates hre unchanged. VIZ: paz@K buying; selling S8
OK. tho lower figure BY s.uale house HERETOFORE no.
tIced. 4 few others Also ,uake concessions to Gus
toners on round lois.
The rates for gold In Wall street wefe reported by
private dispatches follows: $50 q, n INK. 1oo
147, II % p. A7H, 1so 14ef closing at1A7H- The
range herd YES 1aG91.sN. not much onerieg.
Silver nominal At 1E531s9.
The demand tor Treasury notes today has becn very
heavy. It's understood 70 come nom the paymasters
Of our railways. The employees Of onr roads arc
smnrt enough to demand Greenbacks, and viii have
uothiag else. Good for them. We wnu1d that every
body who has anything to sell would r1gi3ly pursue
the tsme csurse. TIE buying price for tho demand
was N@1t; s.1liug AaA.
AT ST. .Lor1s.-E1changest steady At Y discount buy
ing and " to Far selling. Few checks tn the m.cket,
Union tonta Sc buying, and SIC setting.
At rPunApEIruIA-Aouey market easier, md I
per cent. the ruling figure Tha scarcity occasioned
By tic Immense subscriptions to the dyctWectiea has
ceased and the general impression IL that the market
will be easy in day or two. Government securities
were quite in demand and prices Were arm,
At rC1sc1aHAr1.-4fa1ket easier IN tho line o! cur
f%,f4 Aha n
, 1863-11-09
MARINE NEWS
PORT OF UKTAI3 GID.

CLKARED.-.. ........ Eov.7.
Prop Btol sml6, Kingston, 1880 bsls po1k coo brls
Bark Ssnl Brrns1de. ual0n Cape Vincent, ,sooo ID
Ba.s Ean1Ss. Es1son s., Gatherings sso ou wheat.
bIS bE hss c e oe,
ssbF + s ssavs u wheat
schr DaRhing Wave, Egx1es,ou, 0s"eg3, H. 800 bu Of
sssf sn.ss Cens ozssSo oe By Com
8 hr o. 10. NIX C. Baiiaio 1s;s Sd whsst a sn
Sssf ss asa Es s.. Il S5si
ARRIVED. November I.
Prop CITY Of New York, Chadwick. ozdensousz, sun.
Frop iAdsisue, Mecrsa. Buffalo. sund.tes.
b!sp E SSsssss sts,s: SesESi:h ,baasle: sandrtes.
Prop british Lon. Brownies, KnzsTon, ssSs Sacks Of
Bark Mary c. Psacv, Boom2n. Buffalo, 80 tons OF
Bark Nosq A, Ferguson. susnice. 100 m lumber.
RE Sam Ra}f Rhss H. Re AZ
Brig 3. Gardner. Ruthet, Green Bay. 2Aam OF luu-
schf Guide, johnson, Green Bay, 50 lumber and 800
ss Ss'ss sss' e. tsz e 81 ssss III
se6S S.ssiss Smith, ,1urptey osweso, s.lpo sra of
ssaE So1.le.n: Ts1snes osssge 12oo esl. ot aalt
E:;s eo
schs Meridian, "coloaugh, Menonine-, 40 m oflum-
sehf Driver, Simpson, ssurseon Bay, 1;2oo ties. >
Schr Union kt1t!ana A1nltarran, 81 eords Of wood.
scbr Kacina Williamson, Bay du Noe, is 81 luu1.
scsE Seneca Chief Thompson. stanester, 50 Of lun-
sehF Geo. T. Eonettz. Nelson Cenueyt1,e 50 Of lum-
, 1863-11-09
LETTER NO. II,
To the Editors Chicago Tribune:

GENTLEMEN: OF all the symptoms which iudi..
cate the approach Of consumption, there ia rome
of such fearful significance as the occurrence Of
tetreaks OF blood " In the mucus cxpectorated II
this symptom does not tell us that turberc1es are
now actually deposited, 1t doea ten us that the
lungs are obttructed and eongested Ind IN q" very
precarIona condition. The quantity Of blood
brought up from the lungs may vary from few
st1eakn to ono or more pints Of pure blood, but
the quantity does not increase the danger to the
pa.,ent. The danger lies in the turbezcles which
fhis symptom tells are now, or about to be, de-
nositsd ii tie delicate air tubes aud cells Of the
lungs ard lev stIeazs o. b1o2d n t5g spnta1 afe g
very r.fs indeed tbat life il shortened by reason
Of he loss Of blood from the lnngs: TIE alarm
which patients feel at the hrst s:y.. OF blood Is
nsta e.; sSag % teey se SooS f ~;
lire longer and hare better chance Of cure than
.thoec who do not lose drop.
Gpirting Of blood IL sometimes tho first symp
%ore eo%ony e Il does III oseus IL tie dseass
is fn)lJ estabhehed. Many consumptiyes never
spit blood at al. Baron Loute found It in dyser-
ct ep of eyesY e I'D b. Waahs Of he Iondon
Consumption Hospital In cighty-oue cases ont Of
every hundred, 70 that We may Het 1t down as
ianes occurs dnIing sens period Of the disease, IN
-. - ~ T.
What is ne canEe q spItlns blood: Il u
sanssd 9T Mnanefe.I . NE Een passage o.
the blood tntoaeh W pal'oaaty, saPtailss ~
be distributed 9seI tna AS eeAe' certain quantity
q blood. As tI1 Nea HSsen eesses 1is Hetion'
ard could not MlIa9at a9 s.o9PLos aae Nv Wnoie Iaa-
chirefy q 4e, u W.! pg haeels4o2u 1naI slcady
stream q 6looq II ho*lng rom re heaft to ING
iangs. Nom ias aa ns t aIe agaay, tois o1o1o
becomes pa1heu th ~ ano a,s1 s5ea oJ e1aalng us
ttom the az re efeaths, and IS then returned
agasn 70 tnc h neaft ilom WRenee goes TO noutisn
and tnttAin nc s{slem. but iet na suppose the
inrge obsttucteo oy tne pisse1ec o. tu6escles, OF
~ What Ia quite 40 Pleudlcla!, II: sticky t=na-
c1oas IN me aif tones. In ne trst case the
ohstrncted, and In the second the tubes
through Which me az uaescs. Tho consequence
70 that the impafe niooa hove with dtmculty
the obstsucted part We paJsicians eay the lung
Is" coDge eted;" by which We mean that the yes-.
fela are f1l almost to bursting like vessels Of
, 1863-11-09

(FTom tho Eaw yo:k Independent, 3sh.I

~
Trade "a sh good for Il scason and prices, espec-
!an1 OF cotton goods ana all foeaGu EaaIlts aro veEy
nrm and baoIent. from ahe steaoy . .yan:s il raw
are much reSuced Tno retail tsadcis verr sstlye
up reae III 1t arm priecs brown an b:sached shirt
Ing. ano sheet!ngs ste very firmly held. though the
Ma1kFt Is quiet Dr1ll4 arc etToug ~ Goveroa t Is
In want Of large supply for army purposes Such u
afo case ith Canton tlan els the prize OF wnich
tet sndipg M Cotton ouc1s arc cAr-e 5sripea ard
ticks are Gull IN wooleua. thtro is goo Demand
for delainef and prices arc huoyans Mancheter5
solo to or er and nro bling do irered recls at tho
lsi rrices OF the season. Fancy cassmsse5 Of Ce-
srahe hre 10 poor supply relative to to thu de-
uano, anu secure full ptic,s. Only stale goh! md
rsBe bt{ts are d1l and cay Beavers ana cloaxlnSa
Eent rally arc all a good demand and rat acarue,
Blue anu Rrs1et clottea continue still the race and
the cemana 10 poorly suppte1 shAvls arc qn!at. WITH
of tie ason. Fannea aso stli wantsd-priccI firm.
elsn Eooas aEa e.llipg r<aeiiy, mostly through TIC
auction roon1s where the competition is lively, and
secures good prices, realty gwen Tto supply is b..
low the d. mand Of all dress goods, Sill h1Vo ad.
vauced jobhera being Obliged su renew their stocfB.
frt nch Wo1stsds nro Deary out of tue nark4t RID
hons are mora song for and prices are hrner.
Eestern dealers are buying largely.
Of eeK have bsen large and Afe toli TeA1 1lY on
ARRIVAL almost wfthout regard to pHct. importers,
LoEevsf. puzzled bF TUG d1ctuAtng rates Of the
exchanges Tde receipts In tho corresponding Week OF
1861 arc Just one half Of those In tue weak ust passed
yet this! arc not adeq rats to the demand
The to1o wing are tue wh0ItKale net cash prices OF
a the leaning Of domestic dry In the New
, 1863-11-09
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

SCHOONER RATE NORTON Losr wrrH ALL on
BoARD.-It ia supposed thas the schr. Kate Norton
Cspt. Wood. bound from Toledo to Buffalo. with
cargo Of oats. has founesre5 and Is Lost With all
board. The Kste Norton Vas commanded By George
Wood, Of Toledo he leaves q wife; Ransom FELTON,,
OF Est Norwal, mate; the baIance Of the crew
numbered SIX persons. Including \ boy, cook. Tae
1atter, and man pamed Stalker. were residents Of
Toledo. Mr.. was brother to the Captains wife.
Tne veasel was probably fully insured although We
can hear Of only ss.ool. The grain was shipped By
sseVens Chase, Of Toledo, and Insured for s72:o,
1nE snEPAnp:-Tte ba1k 8. Shepard. ashore at
Effects for the sum OF $3,0o0.-[Oet. Adv.
2K RuS.-Tbe bark D. 8. Do5hins. which came
N S1fQEntpE from Chicago, mado the ruo In tarea
day hail. This Il the fastest sailing on record
, 1863-11-09

To nil Afflicted with CAtArrh, Thront
D1scaseK, and Affections ofthe Chest.

Dr.. /. Winslow Aver. ph5 sIcian for Affections Of
the Throat and Chest, ROOMS IL and IL McCor-
mick's Building, corner Of Randolph and Dearborn
streete eives bic entire attention 10 this depart
which has attended his practice In this city, has
enabled him to refer to the best and most respou-
sbe parties In Chicago. It is especially desirable
Catarrh, Asthms. Bronchitis, OF Consumption,
should make early application. The patient, at q
distance, who cannot como to the city to remain
turn home and pursue tho course Of treatment
with succees Where It is impossible for the party
to come personally 10 the city, he should write IS
description as R1 afford correct Idea Of the case.
4 list Of questions will be furnished upon appllca-
ton. nova. ps54 4t-M.V-W
, 1863-11-09
Vessels Passed pesfalts
Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tribune.

I6PBtIH Dlspatch 70 tbe CdlEa2o TFGane,1
DxTRoTT, Nov. !, 1S63.
UF-rreps Potom &C. Merchant. Montgomery.
DoWS-Prop. C41kWe.l; Hafk1 Watson, Sae4ma1,
oneotA+ P1yu outh. Metropolis Buffalo, Uaa1alla.
Ellsworth Crsa1, CRY Brig 9tazdara; scar. Comet
1upezl.~, Steele. York State Dickinson, Collins.
nen:r RtoD. EaEy BroEr. ses Bird. Money, As.unto.
Foltqu, Dolphin, Lashrop, Ga11e Cock Aa-lelia.
4lsin CLARK, Hubbard.
Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Trlbunel
DxrEoIr, Nov. 3, 1851
Ur-Scnr Ballard.
DowH-Prop. Empire State; bsrx Swesssy. sehra
Cooper. Scandinavian, Fso,s. faokee. DIck somers.
Cortlandt.