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, 1863-10-03
Tho Tribune in Wisconsin,

We e2tfaet the following from well written
and argumentative article In the Milwaukee Daily
Lift. While the Il e1ys more for the influence
and the WiscousIn circulation Of the TRIBUNE
than our modcsty would allow US to say soluns.ri-
1y, We cannot but fully endorse the writer's state
1nents and accord to the press the credit Of keep
Ing before tho people the RESOURCES Of the North
west, and the business claims and advantages Of
the great emporium, Chicago; nor can the msr-
chnnta and manufacturers Of this city Ignore the
fact, that Is general rule, those who have advar
tiEed with us most liberally, and who have had
stocks Of merchandise aud business integrity to
sustain their advertised representations, have
been IL most successful. "Men do not light d
candle and place 1t undeta bushel." The Ltft
sa5s:
Had Chicago merchants the opportunity ours
have, they would crowd every inch Of space VIC
could spare with notices Of thei5 business. And
tbcy onld solicit us to advertise their Wares For
they underttard. what onr business men have yet
practically to learn that the press ola city repre-;
business interests Of that city-that the way to
build up city aid attract population, capital and
bueiness 10 1t, Ia to fully represent its business
The more important that it be made to spread the
knowledge OF Its business. By such policy they
have built up grcat eiy and great trade, and
EIIcN4EM A4t4t Qt[oe AA W EA tAE
northwest. And We give It as our opfnIon, from q
thorough canvass Of the whole State. that
the Chicago Daily Tribune has nearly a.
large circulation In this State IS the daily enl
nel And 1t is rapidly supp'antng 1t In the South:
e1n potion Of the State. and all along the line ol
The Northwestern Railroad, and In tie portion ol
tie State west OF that line. II the business men
Of Milwaukee would do for their city and them.
selves what the business men Of Chicago have
enterprise. They must stretch ont. their hands
promptly to grasp the trade that legitimately BE-.
cEsetnsliy without the aid Of the. press. For the
columns Of the press are more and more sought to
aace1tain tho business Of any community, and be
who ignores and discaEds the ald Of the prcas lets
slip many an advantage which is secured BY the
liberal advertiser.
We could oil every available epaco in opr col,
un7ns with Chicago advertisements, should We
take the trouble to ak them But VIC prefer to
We have but limited space for advertisements,
and should like fair representation OF the leading
business interests OF our city in our advertising
columns. But II the merchants Of Milwaukee do
not sec f1t to our columns for that purpose, We
shall feel at liberty to offer their use to the mcr
chants Of Chicago.
, 1863-10-03
CHICAGO CATTLE MARKET.

~. .,..
..,I.s pA. Es.s1a1. s1sN Cs.. 49,, q !ee'.
oEI' ~. y. ~. eas~s o.'us
uo aae ~ ene s".to -. " - e$ ~ ous w uo'"'
anu toe en'elea sass ~ 1T<'e neAo, .. the ioAo"
fonuer wss yery far lot Of 81 Illinois steery sold
BY MI. Leach: ana as 3 as was very prime lot Of
81 head Medium grades ranged from sassss:su. Of
VINCE sass ness WV" mse. p.opo,non tnan asam.
ranged from 81 8sa2so. The chief purchases made
a.p anu sne ons os
for stock, The weather benx cooler, has been more
9a e. b
tLsu yesterday The class Of stock generay being Of
medium ana gooa shipping ssaaea' oetsef sustelso
rs.sMs verify er ~s.- ~. --4-...-*-..,... s..g
aas'se. 1om our our Sas.efn a. ~hach
cen,s mar te considerably above the average. sti,
the quality Is good Is 10 lack OF buyers but
,.-c s % emaud and tales effected nt all are done
atYesy low figures. There arc a few lots Of good
s.pns n,orsea 20 not thev
are asking here. Amongst which we noticed fne lot
Q. =" .n,r,ee .r.ss ~ I5ino,s s,esrs ne1on1,n,
to Mess1s Herman L Dsy, both At the Cottsge Grove
eros h,t ~ nnotat,ons w " ~ssorasx ~ nare hcsr
fuliy maintained.
r. ,o,a Rae1s a,sks son1r nx,,,n :, ,at,,e ,x.ror
irE 20 -: Il s279 :, .,,,,, ,o,,r,, 90, =.
s3So: .o,,, u,,,. ~ o..,,s ,r,r,.,,o o., -, -. a.
sass.
ns'sfSs.i5 aS 4 - AAN 1''''
I'll e. At ii = ID 0'A y w. >0'A'' "'''
a. 5'nsa @s. at *2'n. "~''~' ' "'
Lie S;ssIa =. at ssss 's ~ ~, ' - % ss'-s
al .aSs soa sAea c. w. W. 'S
hEoMn solo e1um eo' Averaging 'o' "7
knsceeihsa1l e sold Holdesnaa 'o eate' averaging s
Jo9es sold Holdesman 1e CATTLE Averaging 10 ns' as
e,s19 issn ~ st sS ;5 "1''' ~
E1y Fold GEcenbaum II cattle, Averaging l00 ns. at
sg heao aoa cro.bv ~ rattle arr,art,o liz, s at
x25a <0A1 o4' -~' ~'"'~a~-e '
4allcwen aold Enwrisht II cattle, averaging 5 ns,
| at f&a2 r,,,,o !. 11,,,,, ~ = AZ, ,-ox,,,a
| iii NJ. At Is.
Jacobs sold Ruble & Lyman q cattle, averaging vi
NJ, 0n T. ,,d rnr-tc,t g, ,ott,a ave-oo,nc ~, me-
nj sS "a 0'' @~'1 '> ~ ~
1Iown sold Enw7isht II cattle. averaging 1ols ns at
,on zo,1 Harmon 2, cattle averaging es ns on
| nj
EnMI!ght kold--Ss 81 cattle averaging l1io ns' ut
eFnw,i1hf sold sr. q, ratt1e averaging 1oao ns Mt
So O head .-.-..x,,,..
~ isad ~" ~ W. ~s
Gregory sold Morris 4 Co. Gs cattle, averaging 9la
~ 50, ,,,.,. T. r, "a co,,,o ore-acnv ,o,s N
at NM fs@' NUN " w. ~
lyera 4 Co. sold Morris Co. e. cattle. averaging
2 r. a. s i,.,,v - cott,a avcr.rtnc mn, ~ A,
$50. =.
pniEs sold Morris q 70. "a catte' averaging 1o@' @s
sold Morris Co. Sc CATTLE ayerag ing LIZ ms
, 1863-10-03

SEeugs
BUFFALO, Oct. 1-T1motsty In fair request at e. 51a
62H for limos ana Ior choice rrit 81 Is. Clover Is
scarce and nominal ut $5.5j.
K,.W YORK, Oct. 1.-The demand for Clover has sub-
sided. uud the MARKETS dull at rather easler rates
say 94G1oc. Ltnseed has been quiet since our last
though hell trmly- EouEh 1ax IL In demand, VITA
sales OF 1,6c9 bn at s. .&0a9 60, ea.h.
offering Or sel1lng. and We quote s6@64 bu the lat,
Tsa ior new, but oid crop il neglected and dai
, 1863-10-03
Pittsburgh Petroleum Mnrket-Oct. 1.

TII1s0AIKH IEtIVIEU4I I1H1AEI- -VC1s Il
The oil market continues rule very quiet for both
crude and refined, and we have consequently but few
mind for eruee. and note saes Of 20, brls in two
lots OF 100 each at &C. and 100 At 2c packages re-
8Kc Refined IN bond i quilt aud steady. but Ia ihe
absence OF sales We omit Quotations. There Ia
inquiry for free oil. continue to quote at G19
&c. according quality Sales OF 50 nrs light straw
62c. Benztus and :esoium have undergone no change
whatever.
, 1863-10-03

GETTING CuEArER.-A largo supply OF nne beef
the rice cf that article 70 rates
STOCK 1ndng and the price In market must also hare
been lowered. The 1aFgest supply IN two years ur-
rived yeatefGay.
, 1863-10-03

Firm. ..-,-oor ,,....
of9nspY.S ~. hfartet fh11ty hctt<e at q cent Il
Sterling EXCHANGE regular and unsettled, open
INK st l5Xl5s closed quies at 157 Tor r.tclass
fnia unscttlct: Opening at 142K aivanrtng to ILL.,
declining to 1l2X. closing quiet ntlssK.
, 1863-10-03

From the Detroit AdverttserI
There IL great anxiety to purchase WOOL and In
some few places, where Csc vas offered last week as
tue outside ngnre, sc pala now We hare returns
as follows: Albion 624@Gjc; Jackson 60aE}c; Grass
Lake, Cs@65c; Chelsea, 6e6s6oc; Dexter, 62a63c.
, 1863-10-03

philadelphia Grocery Market-Scpt. 30.
Groceries are rmes snd more active and for su.azs
1t tbeaaVanee sales OF go hh,s reported at l1K
tiess snd uHaiske ior 1of1o ieo. on tint 10 brls
New Orleans molasses also sold e. z2c and 80 hhds
auG held Nc higher, with small safes at lu11 rates.
, 1863-10-03
MARINE N NEW5
FDHT OF CRIG!A GO.

AKEIVED..... .October2.
sms asss91 TS9 ssa sqa1!st
.apIss saaGss
Prop eq!Gnsson Evaae GgSeFIsis ssia ~ 5r's ST.
EarE EarE Nerta saaR1s w. Atk1: Ssiale eeaI
BrE Fanny Gar nsf, Morgan, Green, Bay, 90 m lum.
bs%s5s, Sss5ss{' e. SE sS5s4 ss'
SssE es; Bs4 s ss' sE|s e.
scnr Uncle Tom hlcIntyr 9aasle ! see m bsls M salt
&: s. :s; H;
SSshsE SshE kMsss99s; ss Sss1e "a ~,
sss nftsr nfn esni as 8 e'''
ssF Ra;i s S s. ss9s sos sSs
SER III Vernon, johnson. Green gsy, lsS . lumber,
ssE Tess Eese a5sf2 Ray
schr 5 slaason. Jones, Kewaues lso N lumber, 50 m
schr esesn Of the West, sasgson. Green Bay. 15o n
schr VIZ Jones. Thomas, Maulstec, los m lumber. 10
schr I.nmbefman, connel1. Grand Haven, 40 N laua
sssr %sss cslea se.ss Maa,s;ss Is; l. " 5sP r. LUMBER
ELF BsIs EdWasds, aaniioToes 10 n lumber. $50 n
sehr Geo Flack. tuskegon. 100 lumber.
is m lath.
Schr Tnscnls Canby Grand Haven. 100 n lumber.
Sehr Golden Harvest 3toose Bay C:y, ~ q lnal6er,
Schr Sneed, Held, Colony, 50 cords wood.
Sclr Jane Iouien Graves, Centreyile g coris Wooa
schr Albany, Pinlsen, Ccntreg1l1e. s. cords wool.
scow See Star. A!nckle5 Lincoln ~ q f9rds * d , wo9d
CLEARED D..............oct- ,.
Etnr CoEst Morgan; Wqlt Eyer la;g as51d saad1sis'
Prop buckeye, Chapmsn, 0gdensbusgh. 2.61 bis
P4op Nue. Hunt But1Go. 5000 bu wheat. 5000 brls
F,on WsSt. AfcGfath. Etngston. 10 bIls lard.
P11n KiseHra NcIntceh Goode11ch. 100 b7l8 hour,
Bsrk Acorn. Muir. Kingston q 81 on q Tnest 1 ,a..
echf & G Cooper, Harry, Bufalo, = 900 bu corn.
, 1863-10-03

o,r,-e nircns ia one or the other the two cases
eSitsipinr DC Saidity of s1al teader elause II
which udee Rosekrars conrurFed Chief u fse De-
A}un dfa,antei
, 1863-10-03
Rn1faA1s Ha1.xoat Tro Tassa.

Empire State, PloWboJ Norris g ,turpyiss.
Gross, Nicholas, Fox, Idsho W.S. Dro~n hr
Steele, Metropolis, CoueNs, Metropolis.
, 1863-10-03
OWNER WANTED.-A bay horse and open
,rocv without . driver, were picked up in the
r,,y -day. The owner can hear Of them By In
or;rine at the Central Police Station.

ABApBnrA7HThs greatest curse the snn,ns3 human
family ia beir to. How many !ose. nag hs ann
led Is 80 delicate, your nearest friend "in no. M
mention it, and yau Ignorant ct t1o raes
effect radical cure, nse tho bata o. j0 T.
also beautiAee the complexion, removing AZ tan;
pimples and frecdes, leaving the sSin e9ls as anu
white. Price 60c. For sale by Smith q D"yes'
Lake et1eet--aug29 n-W st-eoW-SU
, 1863-10-03

9.FEKUIT-GArzS AprLEs ara n COED supply and
choicest varieties selling a: s2,0o. and common to
1Ti;1e f.nm 31.O0 upwarcs. PEAqAKs-ow.nE 70 taa
Tna supply q eholce nut Is vsrg eeptibs d'nto.
Is1 dsTS fa en- II considerably, plainly indicating
thst IL present is Rapidly drzWlas 70 eioss
t,s. nriccs ccr teouently rule high. GRAf8s-lhe
m.iEet il Sow en stocked With az descEips2mns m and
cased at very low suIes but ne osdlnasy ano!aG a
lions aYe as 1@9c pei h. a-e H. tca:se AZ
, 1863-10-03
What the War Fund Committee Rnvo
Done fox Soldiers Families.

Editors Chicago Tribune:
IT. due to the public, perhaps. that should
1sp o bs St9 ~ hs ce o.
ago iast summer, It occurred to the Committee
conid i i parchase iael 3of the coming winter coz
Aiter canyassfng he different p!opoatttons for
eos stnt et The SothsRR aois z coa
col: D. Taylor President, Lasaile: for Illinois
coal to be the best We could Obtain. We purchased
soldiers families at their homes, for four dollars
and ffty cents per ton. We also made every
effort in our power to obtain wood at q cheaper
butfailed to make such arrangements. We hope
this year TO be able to get wood at css cost than
the market price, through the l56etaty Of so%e Of
P.E. s.. &C. R r Co., Nj. Sykes, 7, President
Of n. s. X r.. and Mr. Sargent, Of the II. G. +: 3.
sssst Se that st9 1sS apoaS M Do Woa
20 as not to interfere with their trade. This We
TT t. Dc Ms hsSe y be ssen ssag + Rass
e6sap fof more than yearr, md " Soldiers wlfe''
will e1cusc rs 1or n9t having been @ able to DO 50;
snitable for coal burning, and wish here to
eay, that Alderman nimsod and Messfs. Collins and
BuIgic, stove manufacturers In the West Division.
to solder families 1ast winter that they could,
aud did, burn coal in their wood ttovcs. As to
parties selling the1E coal osders AT heaFy 0lS'
count there was certainly no necessity for thc!t
10 doing, az the came kind Of coal WAS selling at
the coal yards for some two dollate per ton moro
than ne paid for the same coal. So II NC had not
bought the coal, but had given the party receiving
the order four dollars and hty cents instead OF the
the ton Of COAL. Uhe value Of which Va;
six dollars and 1{ty cents,) there conic
have been nothing gained at least. The commit
tee certainly are lot responsible ior such hcaY5
discounts" A wonaa that we may Etyo gig q,
ceties to. may sell them for achtsky at aheary dts
count. Would to God we could help It, but we
distribution the coming winter at s. 90 per toI
Of wood Ii We can get It cheap, go as to make
saving Of the fund for theec famies. We only wtsl
we had money enough thefe Eame soldiers famt
lies should not 20 hungry OF cold. No one cal
feel more than we do the necessity Of help TO
eoldiers wives and little ones the coming winter
| and although there arc eoMe among them tha
would take a1l If they could get it, yet there a.
t many others who nek for help only when all othe
/ sources hare failed. With come few mournful e1
| cept!one, theee families are entitled to the moe
: profound respect and sympathy from 1u
citikcne, and let nc ASSURE yo1 That the Wa
Fund Committee will use the funds at thei
disposal according to their best Judgment. an
although they are not omn1cient (which the
ought to be to do cxact juatice) etfll they Will
all in their power for those among us whose Ius
bands, sons and fathcrs are 70 nobly cnd pf
trioticalEy barring their bosoms for the pEotectto
Of our homes and our loved 1aEd. God rcwar
them and cherish their poor families in their at
, sence, F. G. BRowS,
Chairman Ctr War Fund Committee.
, 1863-10-03

FLpUE-Steady. -.
GRA1S-Nheaf, corn, barley and other grains are
quiet, and quotations q nominal.
CANAL FaEIGurs-A shace better on grain, hut
rather unsettled: -four 429i3c, wheat lo&@tok.
corn SC to n. Y.
, 1863-10-03

| -" Tb;eaco nsjIv T551nu. Tes near1v ~
large circulation In this State as the daily Senf
ne4 AND II IS Eapi6ly snppsniahs II u ne Soata.
~ o,th,reste1n VI Tsilrna and IN H. nn,tion ~
| estate west Of that line. II the business mea
Of milwaukee, would DO for their city and them
done ior tIe,.a thew Ioust show mora aneigy and
| enterprise. They must stretch ont. their hands
promptly to grasp tae trade that !egit!mately be-
Tst,,s1tr ~ - itbo1t the a;d n tbe n-css To- tha
columns Of the press are more and more sought to
aeeeItsin nc oas1ness g. any f9mmInty. NJ ~ and he
| si;n many an adTsnfare which ia secured by the
liberal advertiser.
,rane 2iti rhicsa5 areatisements abouId ~
take The troubie IS ak them But we preier to
build up the interests Of our own city and State.
~ thnnG liz az nf tbs inaJn
business ntcscsts OF onr city IL onr advertising
columns; but II ne metchants o. milwaukee, do
ahs III At 1thev fn ffcr fhar se IL thn
chsute OF Chicago.
f,ox-,,.-, r,ox -, p.r,o.,
fourd tha 1,,,nc,ns1 rai1ra.a oo-,a.n;ss sA w
moving to c1xrk strcct heswecn Tsra s.s 80
sr,., tr,a ,,,ona.. ,,nr, +h,s ,,,o,a5 -Nau
80, +ha .,n,. ,fBra ,r,s ~ ~ -.
~ Rsi,road Co,nr,nv who ran,ava5 ..s1. 1no
tsa sc na,-7,-, st,..+ h. a. fr.r, .tso.. -
-nsr Hon.c R,orr IN Decenhs, 1sen 1,1'a .1,as.
oar southern ONCE rcmoyed nom 81 Drs ,,,or. ~
5s Clark. In February. 1861: and the New Yora
Central from the fremont House to 5s Clark aoon
atte1wards. The Vermont Central opened an Office
first In this city On the sth Of August laet, and To-
Gated at IS Clark street, On Thursday last, the
Pittsburgh, Fort Wayne and Chicago Railroad |
cnnn.bv removed from the corner Of Dearborn |
ord Rardolph to tie corner Of CLARK and Ran.
do1nh This block. then, has become thu hr,d
onar,crs of Eastern railroad offices. and aa ths
ronn.t tino lines are in such close proxjmftr tho
hus;resa er .Rcd,ctsnn of Fare East y an warmly
nrosecnted for ammo rccts mast. can hc csrr ~
t,.,r-srs xr,tb mora VIM, ,nd 70 +r,,ot ,z,..
.a,f. ct aat1sf.ct,on IN the rrayclnc rmh1rc VIII
~, ssr.sethna nr md m f.rthe- .h..t .,a
~ ~ .,thonn,, +ba ovn-oss,ons .sad :. ~
edvc,t;eerrnts ri co1npetinp rnntes read 1;tt1e
auainted with them, are all gentlemen, and NC
ehould entertain no fears foz the result Il they all
occupied the same office, instead Of the same
block, or street, Besides those abovenamed, the
Chicago and Northwestern, and Chicago and HI.
waukee, Railroads have each an Office on the on
no+ite corner Of Lake and Clark st1eets-thus
maxine screen railroad offices in this b,ocl. Who
ror,sa ne,+s
4AE sIS4t-A14oS oi "I-.9 ~
MAn1n tae past "eeA' .n!ss ~ @noae tA.suoue
noueest "nose mo'a. ~ -
loe .aet aAa C4'., essa 80 ~.S ~ ~.
efaus ana nsaiauses os.u" s"us' aa'' O ousn
rnn-t r. u not,cca the heayv anes
,,on,sea unop two Of the kceners Of those abom1-
r,h1e DIV or two since, and hare the pleasure Of
55S,ny ThnF$1HV
, 1863-10-03

to answer At the next tetn Of the Recorders
Court.
For CBA1TAEooGA,-Mr. D. B. Richard
Rou. q member OF the Board OF Trade Battery
1taycs for Chattanooga On Monday evening next,
and VIII take any lcttcrs {and letters on1g). uleft
at 214 South Water street, at Murray, Nelson T.
Co.'S Office.
KILLED pT 4 RAILROAD TnA1s.-samuel
Mabiae, trackman on the Illinois Central Ran
road, was run over By the day express train going
south, on Tuesday last, near Neocs, thirteen
miles below Mattoon. He was German, and had
notanily in this country.
TIE NORTHWESTERN Fam The Sisters Of
Star hope, Houston, Dashaway and Star in the
North Lodges Twill meet ut the rooms Of the Coco
Templa.'a Soldiers Aid Society, In Metropolitan
Block, al TX O'Clock this afternoon. AL arc cx
pected.
fERsoxA1.-We are pleased to learn thai
Captain George Il. Kennedy Of The 6stn Illinois
volunteers, IL now on General Hascsl1s stat. Il
Inspector General OF that Division, Of East Ten
neesee. Tca1e glad to chronicle the advance
1neut Of 20 gallant soldier as Captain Kennedy.
CONTESTED ELEcTloS-Jus11cE or THE
tEAoA &oA -e"N ~ ~0 ~ -"
Moonx vs. JAsrER A. do1e1Ao1oS.-Ihls case
which went to the Supreme Court from the Cir-
cult Court Of Cook County, has resulted IN de-
cfeion In favor Of the defendant Hoieington, af-
-7niop f,fs right to hold the Office Of Justice oi
the Peace fos the term OF four years.
MATIHEEs To-DAI,-For the oenent o
ladies aud children, the different places OF arnuse
mcut arc open at o'clock this afternoon. as tol
lows: At tho Muecum--Roes' Stereopticon and
the Ghost: at Mcvicket'a Theatrc-theI st Bro
ken word'' and 81 Mszeppa;" and at Metropoli-
sa -1.a1..s,., t~''"'
A FALLEN STAR The star worn en- the
breast Of a bogus policeman By tue namc Of Teuz
fell from Lie person yesterday at the Official touch
of Justice Mcdonald. He had obtained it come
eighteen months ago when ewoEn In AZ policeman
on special occasion, aud had epoEted 1t fo-payat
small dances and exhibitions eFe1 Since. lie was
'AAs@ '~A 00'''''
TIE EnH1SG WoMAS's RErrar-The rec.
,,,.r ,o,nt11r ,noe,,,c IF mscacers of th7s asso,
c,n,,o,, ,r,,, 1,e 1,c1a ~ +he ,n,rn nf N, = Mc
sasa,...,a,, +h,s S.tr~d.- ,t 80 m II -
ss .,.t o-..- ,,.,,a. ,.,,1 h. x,roaor+ sa x,s+-
t.,r ~ ,..s, n,rt,nrs eonrac,a5 ,;tb ho,,s,i-
t1+;a~ ~, 1,a .,aso,+oa Tho ,raa+,nc ri, y.
e.a1s ~. 80. s..1to- +h,, ,er,, ~, u .,s- M
3ntcrcere With the 1nect1nes at l3ryan Han
lono,ed battle-torn flag Of the 5.st Illinois zegi-
meut, (alluded to On Friday,) was yesterday cx-
hfsited on 4Charse, By \. E. Fairbanks, By whom
as well as by /. r. Mum, appropriate remarks
wee made. which were well receired, resulting In
, 1863-10-03
THE CITY,

IAprEs!-Remcmber She meeting to make
ARRANGEMENTS for lha Northwestern Fair, ID ut
Dr.aa uall, at three O'Clock this (satl1day) after
loon.
, 1863-10-03


-
EQ cargo OF eff1p1 and koatt3 from Acuomn:t IaFeI
to ntf1sG. AI % w.
the supply Is scarcely equal the oeulauQ IN the
eht soe 1se ESP nesr a Il tha DICE
C. MrDon IFau7e Of 'ta sell rtstiIy at 9tDO Ii caF
eocs there is nleo 1Iyn feeling Sales to-nay: part
q sse; ra,t TEA eargo % s.tr mroeaeli-. on saeiaors
M H ysgt a. ioMt "esiSathe closing prices
LrNRsR-Fust G1es- 81 ~ ft xs7uka.Dfe
Bacopd s1exf. ....:....- yln taI Ii
Tn.Ea i1taF. ............. ); caa:o y
SsH s. ssees ! s. g
Tor,u,cn bcetu8 dT....- IA M
Common BosFua Errsn ...,...s...... i6c0a
Gull boards. 13.J0e..
Flint Cieer flooRtnKs fouEn. ..........-. 1CE4a a.,
sssoRa Ino Sfss5 FaoFioc Fio si31; InSIs s@
staire Giear' drsassd i 4SaH S
sscoSdd Sd cissE cna,.rss AZ sSs
Long Jests @eea55ss
@syed ehss e saine saineses - : : 1...........
1edsT ehin = - eA''''.''''''''''.'''''' ss9''.''
faTed Ssirr - ''-'''' .'..'''''''.'.''' ~ IL;
ssssd sh:1 Eies. No. No.i....,..,...,..,.... . SEA
P;sFek P1s MG9H Gxs3
sr1 M I'M nrjcea rns 49,
:s ii s;s5 f:s$ss s1ssss
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ppeis e ee9 Civ. "a 2s IL
yrasn minisr min I'll. ns1.}},r 1a4rS 9 pes.
, 1863-10-03

Go 70 THE BksT-Go TO Bryant Il SrKATToS's
CHICAGO CoAMxEc1A1 COLLEGE, to get a thorough
practical business education. For ct1culars Ad-
dress (eucloslns stamps) BHYANT q srRATToa,
Chicago, Illinois.
, 1863-10-03
D / E ID.
for .Gale.

IN New York City on Waaaesday. 5apt seth. the
futuEt daughter OF David h and Joanna DeheroI5e.
aged months and LAys.
, 1863-10-03

The regular weekly meeting was held ut the
Home yesterday. the President, T. B. Bryan, Esq.,
in the Chair. The minutes Of the previous regu-
lar meeting were read and approved.
The Committee On Collections reported tho do.
nation BY Davis, Sawyer & Co. Of SIS IS in goods'
John Conarght, eolored boy, Fl; Dr. Lord, q
etove and pipe, from Ar. Cobb Of Edna Place.
The Visiting Committee for the past week report
the sanitary condition OF the Home very good.
The Committee suggest that pertshabie articles
cent from the cou1try should be reduced to state
in which they can be longer preserved.
It waa announced that the Managers had last
week dismissed DR.. Ellis, who for some time served
In the capacity Of Surgeon Of the Home hence he
has no further connection with ths institution, the
kind offers Of other physicians having been &c
ccpted.
Mrs. Fargo, Mrs. Lamb and Mrs. Follansbe were
appointed Is the Committee Of Inspection for the
ensuing week ..
The thanks Of the Committee were rendered to
L. Eewbe7y, for his generous offer to secure ne.
cessary etoyes for the Home, by solicitations
among stove dealers, &C.
From the Superinteudcut's monthly report VT
insert the following items: No. Of arf7als during
the month Of September, 955; departures, a52-ro
naluing Is. Number Of meals furnished soldiers
4,so5; lodgings AZ.
During the month there were eeycn deaths at tn
uone-in every instance the soldiers were beyon
| recovery when they arrived at the Homc.
The following list exhibits the number OF 20
die1s entertained at the Home, during the montt
, 1863-10-03

e. Nervous Diseaees and Physical Debility,
arieine rcm Specific causes, in both ls1es -new
and reliable treatment, In reports o! the Howard
Acknowledgement in sealed letter aaya!ope fIee Of
charge, Address. Or. j. 6kiIl1n HouEhton, How
ard Association, No. South Ninth etreot phils-
1a1nhje pa ap212n
, 1863-10-03

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Mich Cow Inquire on the pEenl.es, on eta 1aon ss.
dret Eouse vest ct LeAyitt. oc3 h652 It
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sa1as kpa md 9satlq2 2 T. r. ss, G Gaa
bassan. 80 he owner IL about leaving for nome Can
be teeu h IA CLARK'S STABLE opposite the Posr
ONCE. - " oca n6I It
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Il Portable Engine. 20 horse powef. AZ compntete. pn.
and u pert Ct ofder Also one ho5r two Mne. y y
6y = Ecnes dametef. JoaS i. Ho1 * g IL. !aINst
T0P c1TT To.., - ON .ovo.
A'CEk DALh-A r aTm OF z4O AETts,
i With dwelling house. EtAble and cribs and all
, 1863-10-03
COMTMERGl AL.

Friday Ey1KISH. Oct ?. 1863.
The following tatle shows the receipts and ship
r,er "a du,,rg tho past twenty-fouF hours:
rrnx1pra PnR LAEI TWENTY.Y0UH HQ1E&.
, 1863-10-03

McYiCNR's TuEArRE.-Another matinee
will be given this afternoon, commencing at half
past two-the performance consisting Of the
beautiful drama Of 'sThc Broken Sword. OF the Sol
dic.'e Rcturn," and the comic burlesque OF Mazep-
pa, which ia rcpletc With nirth, songs and dances
In Tic evening Mary Provost and Mr. Ryen Will
appear in the play Of the y Female Gambler
most interesting piece, and well rendered in ali
its parts.