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, 1864-10-28
Tbf gaaIa gaaIIa Statesman,
Published Every Friday Evening,
Money Market.

Prices OF SHOOTING MEN IN WALLA WALLA.-
As the luxury" of shooting at and shooting men
in Walla Wala has become, so to speak, a mer
chantable affair, we deem it duty public jour
nasts to keep patrons posted upon the price of
the arti clo." The prices set by the District
Court, and as will be seen by classification
made from actual cases "sold" at the present term
of the Court-they COVE med according to the
nearness to which the shots reach the center"
CLASS l.-For shootin at a. man and missing him,
the old battle-ground, corner of Main and Third
CLASS 2-For shooting man on same battle
gtound and breaking his right arm-compeling him
to use his left and in attempt to raise his pistol to
apply the lea taR0niS, causing him to shoot an
CLASS 3.-FOr shooting in the breast and
neck and killing him almos ins tanty-within thir
ty yards of the same battle-ground nd for scarf ng
the Judge (who happened to be passing by just as
as the shots fred) "within inch of his
nIe'' 1000
These prices let be rec olllected are the green
back rates. and poo Shots therefore considered
in the market, as scarcely worth 'continental."
Shot No when first brou ght into. the market
was considered "crack" one, ard the price was
fixed at $500; but speculators" OF hold of it, and
upon their representation that it was fired ander 'pe
cular circumstances, it rapidly deprecated to the
figure of one hun dred dollars
, 1864-10-28
A RARE CHANCE /!

40 Acres of Land fo1. sale.
T HEREBY OFFER FORTY ACRES OF THE
i very best of Garden Land, situated one quar-
ter of a mile south of Wala Walla, in lots to
suit purchasers For particulars apply 10 Kohlhauff
g. Guichard. JOHN SINGLETON.
- Wslla Walla, Oct. 81, 1854. 45tf
, 1864-10-28
Final Settlement.

A IL persons interested hereby notified that
IA Mrs Mary A. Clifford Administrative has pre-
sented her papers to the Probate Court of Walla
Walla Comfy W T. for the final settlemnpt of the
estate of W. W Clifford deceased, and that Monday.
the oath day of October, 1864, has been set apart
by the Court for the settlement of the same. ..-
Sept so, 1864 j. H. BLUETT,
---l- -.-- JUDGE of Probate.
, 1864-10-28
Dissolution of Copartnership.

VNHE copartnership heretofore existing between
/ w. A. Ball and Charles Russell, in the freight
ing and teamng business, dissolved by mutual
consent on the 10th of October 1864. Those having
present them Immediately to W. A. Ball for payment.
W. A. BALL.
CHARLES RUSSELL.
Walla Walla, W. T., Oct. IA 1854 44w4!
, 1864-10-28
Storage.


@ Q Q D S a N D g r a N
WILL BE STORED BY THE UNDERSIGNED
wv reasonable terms, at his New Ware
House, corner Of Alder and Third streets
Oct 81, 1864. 45tf S. LINKTON.
, 1864-10-28
PRIVATE HOSPITAL

nR. L. C. KINNEY respectfully announces to
IL the public that he has just completed pri-
vate Hospital at his residence, one half mile south
east of town. and is prepared to receive patients and
treat their diseases. All who place themselves un-
der his charge will receive the most unremttng at
tention. The Hospital is provided with the usual
convenences of such Institutions.
Walla Walla, Oct. 2l, 1864. 45w4
, 1864-10-28

A YoUNG CoNGREssMAN.-E. D. Hol-
brook the newly elected Delegate to Con-
gress from Idaho Territory, is only about
26 years of age
, 1864-10-28

FINISHING UP.-The workmen are en-
gagged in putting the finishing strokes upon
the Masonic Hall and will probably complete
it to- morrow
, 1864-10-28

THE Troops that returned from the plains
on Wednesday have some eight month";
pay due them.
, 1864-10-28
DissoIution of Copartnership.

NOTICE is hereby given that the copartnership
IN heretofore existing between NJ Hartman and
). q. VeAnigerholz, under the firm name OfHartman
& Co., is this day dissolved by mutual consent
All debts and Liabilities of the late firm are hereby
assumed by NJ. Hartman, who alone is authorized to
receive all debts due and receipt for the same in the
name Of the lae firm NJ HARTMAN.
j. G. .VENNIGERH0LZ.
Wala Walla, Oct. 4. 1864. 43w4
, 1864-10-28

WALLA WALLA LODGE, No. Z, A. F. and A. NJ.
holds its regular meetings the second and fourth
Saturdays of each month. Brothers in good stand
ing are invited to attend. By order Of W. NJ.
, 1864-10-28

PROBATE COURT The Probate Court,
j. H. Blewett, Judge, will convene at the
Court House in this city on Monday next.
, 1864-10-28

The abuse we get from abolition newspapers
reminds says the Louisville Journal, of the
well-known truth that pig, after wallOwing in
filth, generally chooses clean person to rub
against.
, 1864-10-28

WANTED AT THIS OFFICE-A few cords
of wood, on subscription.
, 1864-10-28
ExceIsfor. Mill.

ENHE EXCELSIOR FIGURING MILL, HAVING
Il undergone repairs, and received new and i'm
proved Shutting Machine, isnow running and turn
ing out Extra Superfine Flour; also SELF-RISING
Flour, which will compare favoraby with the stand
ard brands OF California and Oregon.
Graham Flour and Corn Meal, of a superior
quality, is also furnished.
For sale, at Wholesale and Retail, at the Store Of
j. c. ISAACS.
Walla Walla, Sept. 16, 1854. 4otf
, 1864-10-28

RACES RACES The members of the Walla Wal
la Jockey Club, are requested to meet at the City
Council Chamber. on Monday evening October 31st,
at o'clock, P. NJ. S. B. FARGO. Secretary.
, 1864-10-28

A NUMBER of miners returned here this
week from Kootenai. They bring no news
of Importance.
, 1864-10-28
Cigar and Notion - tor e
FOR SALE.

ID ENG DESI US of leaving the country, on
ID account of failing health / offer my Cigar,
Fruit and Notion Store for sale. The goods will be
sold at cost. The stand-between Brown Bros &
Co.'S and Thibodo Bro's-is one of the best in the
city, and is doing good paying business.
Apply soon, to JOHN SKAITH.
Walla Walla, Sept. 2S, 1884.
, 1864-10-28
B. M. DuRELL s. co.,
EstraY Notice.

TNAKEN UP by the subscriber living at Michael
4 Haney's, on the Walla Walla river, one spotted
right hip with the letter left fore ankle sweled
in the joint. The have the horse appli-
cation by proving property and paying charges.
JOHN I. HAMLET.
Walia Walla, W. T., Oct IA, 1864. 44w4*
, 1864-10-28

GONE HoME.-Our much esteemed friend
and late fellow citizen, Mr. VIM " Brown,
left on Wednesdays stage en- route for his
home in Nova Scotia. Before his depart
ure, the members of the Walla Wala Lodge,
of which he was a worthy member and
officer, presented him, in their lodge, with
beautiful and valuable watch seal, upon
which was inscribed, d" To Bro. Fm. Y.
Bro~n By HaHa Walla Lodge, No. 7, F.
d A. H. Oct. is, 4. Il. 1854. ". TI'
Mr. b. announces his.intention not to return
to this coast, butunless his ex perience proves
to be very different from that of most per-
sons who have "gone home" after spending
a few years on this coast, his return may be
confidently looked for within the next twelve
month.
, 1864-10-28

Mr.. NED KELLY, "everybody's postmas-
ter" also left on the same stage, for Cal
ifornia, whittier he goes to spend the winter
to recruit his health During Mr.. KS alb
sence, CDR" johnson and Gather Yo-
cum will ell the place in the P o. D. that
has been so ably filed by the +" First Assist
ant"
, 1864-10-28
RACES! Races! RACES! !!
FALL MEETING

FALL MEETING
OF the WalIa WaIla County Jockey Club,
Organized August "a, "A. D. 1864
TFNHE RACING OVER THE WALLA WALLA
Race Course, three miles West of the City OF
Walla Walla, w. IT,, will commence ON -
Thursday, the goth day of October. 1864.
AND WILL LCONrlNUEFOUR DAYS.
At which time the following purses will be run for
Free for All ii Orses
lst DAY-Single dash Of one mile Purse, $50, 90
I'd DAY-Nlile heats; best two in three Purse 2OOO0
Sd DAY-Mile heats; best three in ye Purse, 800 90
4th DAY-Citizens' Purse
Ten per cent. Entrance to all the above Purses
Entrance Fee TO the Track, ..... Fifty Cents!
"a Good Stabling on the Track furnished Free.
ByOder Of the Clu6 t.
GEO. f. THOMAS, Pres'ts
S. B. FARGO, Secretary.
Sept. 2, 1864. 39w8
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Well Worth the Reading.

Well Worth the Reading.
Housekeepers, ifyou wish to yet Carpets, Floor
Oil Cloths, Mattings, Window Shades, Paper Hang
ings, Table Covers and all articles in the Carpet
line at Eastern Prices call where you can find the
largest and best stock in the country-W and
Retail. WALTER BROS,
Front street, opposite yaughn's Wharf.
Oct. 81, 1864. 45t) Portland, Oregon
, 1864-10-28
Dissolution of Copartnership.

HNHE copartnershIp heretofore existing between
Il James Conlon and J. Revanaugh in the Black
smthing business is this day dissolved by mutual
consent All debts due the firm aud all debts against
will continue the business at the old stand
JAMES CONLON.
J. REVANAUGH.
Wala Walla W. T., Sept 21 1864. 4lw4
, 1864-10-28
Walla Walla Market,
A. FRANK and N. WERTHEIMER,

HAVE FORMED A CO-PARTN ERSHIP TO DO
III business in the General Merchandise line, at
the old stand of A. Frank,
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PHILADELPHIA TRADE REPORT.

WEDNESDAY,, November 9-Holders of Quer.
citron Bark are firm in their demands, but the
market is poorly supplied. We quote at Sij IT,
ton.
Cotton is held firmly at Sl'3O@l'3l. No sales
have been reported.
The inactivity which has pcrvaded the Flour
Market for several days past still continues, with
but little prospect of any change. The receipts
have been scanty, and both buyers and sellers
are apart in their views The demand for export
is exceedingly light, and no sales of any masni-
iude have been reported. The transactions have
been confined to the supply Of the home trade at
from $40 to 10 2j for superfine, up to Sl3 for
extra iamiy and fancy brands, as in quality
The market is poorly supplied with Rye Flour
and Corn Meal, and there is nothing doing To ix
quotations.
The extremely limited receipts of Wheat
have had q tendency to somewhat checked the
demand, and no sales have been reported 10
several days past. We continue 20 quote Penn
sylyauia red at S2'5ja2G0, and Southern DO. 4
81 Gj; White ranges from S2'7j tn ~ 50 Rye is
Quet aud ranges from 81 20 TO 81 y. There is
very little Corn here a sale of 1900 bushels yel.
low is srcported at Sl7j. Oats are in demand ut
SSc. No movement in Barley or Matt.
Whisky is bat little inquired after; sales Of
Ohio are making at 81 77Gir7S; Pennsy lvania at
$l'77; and Drudge at Sl'15.
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The Political Campaign.
SUMMARY OF THE RESULT.
Election of lincoln and Johnson
\ Conceded on All Hands.

Nav YoRE, November 9.-The TJi5Uic claims
New England, Pennsylvania, Dslylr', Now
York, Maryland, Ohio Iud.anl Micbigu, Ili.
nois, Wisconsin, Minucsot Iowa, and Kansas
for Liucou-grand total 100 electoral votes, lu-
dopeudcntuf the Pacific States, which, itslys, have
probably chosen II Liocoln Electors. IL claims
over 10 600 majority in this State, and tina. mem.
bers OF Congress enough have been gained in the
Union to secure the requisite two-thrds vote in
the House for tho prohibition Of slavery by a
constitutional amendment. IL makes the New
York delegation stand % linton to 9 Democrats.
The Woyi4 conceded Lincoln's election, claim
ing New York. Kentucky, New Jersey, pnd Mis-
souri for Mcclellan, with Pennsylvania, Della.
ware, Oregon, California, aud Nevada in doubt
but most likely for Lincoln.
The Times claims 1873 votes for Lincoln, with
the probability orall the rest, except Kentucky
Missouri, and possibly New Jersey. ---
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REcAPITULATIoN.
TENNESSEE.

Democrats, 3 Republicans, 8. Total, 6,
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LEGAL INTELLIGENCE.

DISTRICT CoURT-Judge Hare.-Michael Wal
ter vs.. Franklin p. Setzer. An action Of rOver
and conversion to recover the value Of watch.
Jury out.
Thomas p. Fcrson vs.. Joseph NJ. Rittersou, ad-
miUisTatOr Of John FclnOn, deceased sci ta.
sur m0rtgare. Verdict for plaintiff SS93'S3
James Duffy VS.. Edward Miller. An action To
recover for breach OF contract. Plaintiff was en-
ployed il seems, 10 do the painting Of twenty
four houses, belonging TO defendant, and claims
that he was abruptly discharged Defense, that
he was told to proceed with the work, but did not
do it. On trial.
DISTRICT CoURr-Judge Stroud Frederick
Hor,tmaun, assignee OF John p. P5rscno, who
was assignee Of Augustus G. Mi Ter. An action
on Il mortgage. Verdict for defendant.
COURT OF QUARTER SEssIONs-Julge fhomp-
SON. Edward Layton was being tried this morn
lug for assault aud battery, IN driving over an
ono.armed soldier named Pgtcr Wilkinson, at or
near Sixth and Market streets Wilkinson tes-
titled that the defendant was driving NJ q furious
rate, ana before it was possible 10 get ont Of the
way was thrown down and driven over by the
wheels Jury ont.
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From Havana.

New YoRK, November 9.-By the steamer
Columbia we have Havana dates OF the ON
There Is no direct news from Mexico
The EStafctte, of the l4th ult., says that Vaga-
bonds. deserters, and robbers inieit every road,
robbing every one they meet, and It is urged that
the Government should show no pity 70 the
plague which ravages Mexico.
Hdvices from POrtokee TO November 81, report
toe arrival Of the Spanish brig Iestal from Mon
teyideo, with three captains, two mates, and FIVE
sailors belonging 10 the vessels SnOW SquaH
Wondanoa, and Ocean, captured and burned by
the Florida.
The Queen Of Spain has passed. decree pro.
noting ali the officers Of her army, so as TO receive
their favor. ,,.,,
ON the An a committee Of Influential persons
called AT the palace TO ask, through General
Duice. of the Queen that all negroes born after
january /, 1865, shall be declared free at the
tbe Iast four wears salary OF $500 per month
and portion Of this TO be retained till their free
dom Is accomplished
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LATEST MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
.pRrvrn THIS MoRNINa.

Baraue n, NJ haven Haven, days nom EdgartowH.
In ballast TO j. L. Bailey q co.
Brig Randolph Pressey, days nom Key West, in bals
last 10 j, f. Bailey a 60.
Brig D. H. Kennedy Smiht0 days nom Fort Royal, IN
ballast to Curtis knight.
Brig Belle bernard Cook, Z days irom Tampa Bay, In
ballast 10 ID, s. Stetson 4 Go.
Brig Abby e Ttcomb, Titcomb, 10 days from New Or
leans, In ballast TO J. y. Bailey co.
Brig Julia e. Arey HOdsOn, l6 days u0m Turks lelande
with salt 10 Order-vessel to j. Bailey & Co.
Brig Thomas Walter (Swe) Westerdyke, IL days from
ST Martins with nldse 10 Jauretche 4 Lavergne.
Schr North Pacific, Webb,4 days from Georgetown, u
ballast TO captain. ,,-.
echr l.. a II. Smith, smith, Gays Irou Waahlheton Ia
ballast 10 l.. Thompson, Jr.
schr s. B W. simmons, Godfrey, days from Salem, in
balAat 10 Blakiston, Graeff Co.
schr LAWS Chester, Norwood, 10 days nom Jackson
vile, In ballast TO captain. .
Schr Sarah N Smith, Studlel, days nom Boston, with
mdse 10 II. Winsor q Co,
Correspondence oChe Phiadephia Exchange.
LEwEs, Del. November Z. M.rhe following Vesaeia
at the Breakwater Steamer Long Branch, for Fof-.
Southwest Pass brig Forester sehra
Clara Ellen, de for BostOn Mary Brewer Hinkley, X
Mason, Cornelius John 0pin, ID Pitts, Nighungale,
Lee, Kate Scranton, fyaway. Nermion. Joseph aaye
Lindsay and Mott Beden, all from New York, bound
Fashion, do for West Indies West Passes FOR dol
Strong, with God for New York; Taught, DO %
James Hoyt, with hayj Warren Nelson, do Dongas -
Mgshneton samuel Smith. for Georgetown; NeH h.rsss
for Fortress MonToei hary Whitmore, for t.. ~
MtmoIe Rogers (thIee masted) for forress ss os6
In this evening Wind Sc. Weather .e,s1n .sa 1n.ssssI
touza, &e.s
AnEMoRAasle9ke;e Aasl9eess. .. 8, sis.nes
Spoken 6thpnst, ea Cape se w "a i ennCti, rllet,
haekhaW, eTallins- -heppIiss !"
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LARGE UNION MAJORITIES IN
CHESTER AND DELAWARE
COUNTIES.
A Great Increase Over the
October Election.
srecLel 90 Tho Eventng raIesrnph.

WEST CHESTER, November 2.-Nearly all Of
Chester county has been heard from, aad indi-
Gates a Union majority of 22iO; Delaware county
over 1900 majority making in all about 1000 ma
jorty in the Seventh District. This is Union
gain over October Of about 600.
John Hickman aud some OF his admirers re-
fused to yo,c at all; bat Notwithstanding mis-
assaults on Mr.. Lincoln there was an gEe-nt
canvass OF the county by W. E. Barber, Chair
msu Of the County Committee, and We increased
cur vote in nearly every township in the district
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Railroad Aecident-NO Elves Lost.

HAvRE DE GRACE, November San unfortu-
nate railroad accident occurred at PerryYile last
night. The through freight train from Phila-
delpha, owing to the engineer on the train
approaching the steam ferry boat at too high
rate of speed, collided with the engine and four
cars which were standing on the steamer, pre-
cipitating both engines and seven cars into the
river, among which were three loaded cars Of the
Adams Express Company. No lives are known
TO be lost. No detention to travel will ensue If
the tides keep ordinarily full to allow the boat to
pass over the distractions. The engines were
new, and very valuable, one Of them the heaviest
used on the road.
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CAFE MAY, November 9--Cape May county
gives Lincoln 2O6 majority, Starr (Uniou) has
l97 for Congress. Ware (CniOn) for the State
Senate, l73 majority; and Beeyey (Unton) POI
majority for the Assembly.
Burlington county-Litle Egg Harbor, 23i
Union majority Washington township, IS Unionj
Bass River township, 4S Democratic.
MEMBERS or CONGRESS ELECTED.
First District, John L. Starr, Republican.
second District, Governor Newell, Republican.
Third District, G. Sitgreayes, Democrat.
Fourth District, Theodore Little, Republican.
Fifth District, L. r. V. Wright, Democrat
RECAPITUL ATOM
Democrats, . Republicans, s. Total, 9.
The following corrected have been received -
Cape May, 2lO Union majority.
Cumberland, $50 Union majority.
Salem, 6S Union Majority.
Gloucester, 500 Union majority,
Camden, 800 Union majority.
Burlington, 700 Union majority.
HunteIdon, 100 Democratic majority.
The New Jersey Legislature stands at present
thus
Senate-Union, 7; Democrats 10.
House-Union 20; Democrats, 40.
AS far as heard from the next Legislature will
stand -
Senate-One Union gain.
House-Union, %; Democrats, 81. A gain Of
one member of the House in the districts TO hear
from will make the House tie
This is important, as an election for United
States Senator, in place of Hon. Mr.. Ten Eyck,
takes place In next January.
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MARYLAND.

BNIMoRE, November 0.-Iov1rl county
gives Mcclellan l99 majority.
Baltimore county is in doubt.
BALTIMORE, November g.-Frcdcrck county,
iutOmp.urc, gives Lincoln not les, than 100 mt
Jur,iy, a gain If 500. Returns from one district
10 Worcester county show Union gain. Caro-
line county, ! inCOlu $50 majority ON the home
vote, gain of 400. Carroll county lj1 ndilritv
for the entire Union ticket, q gain Of 27j. Cscii
county, 100 TO 200 gain fOr the Union Il Net. b o.
tmore county, incomplete, shows u Uuion sin.
Washington county the same. The Union party
will have majority in the Legislature, but the
Senate is doubtful.
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PURCHAsERs may rely upon getting
Futs at Charles Oakiord q Sous Continental Hott.
THE GREAT FURoRE in oil Stocks IN this city
continues un1batsd. fortu being ado ssilg
10y spscunrR n this snnteTranesn tn0us uid tneg
U'r, LOST b' the ovcriattfn Lave Robbie nymY,
|owvyCr BE- alwuNs virtue TIE 10 enforce Il o.
lsronyirg NJ w W Amer, No ]jT y, Ninth street foe
au me Coal yOI want
GESTrrMEN's HtTs.-All The latest styles at
Charles Oahord Sons, Contu' ntal Hotel
Aor Will get superior styles Of photographs e
T. gWei Gallery, No. GO Arch street. nnex ,eei by
carries de Nisue.
NUs. NJ. @. BRowN's Metsphvs,cal DIa-
.p.y. WIS ihe root Of every disease Prise s.. gos
flN 80 biFtci. see adycrtsement in another column
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SHERMAN DESTROYS THE RAIL
ROAD FROM CHATTANOOGA,
ATLANTA BURNED.
He is Marching Direct on Charleston,
South Carolina.

3 CNCINNATI, November 0.-The Indian
apolis Journal says that officers from Chatta-
nOoga report that General Sherman returned
TO Atlanta early last week, with five corps OF
his army, leaving two corps in Tennessee,
under General Thomas, to watch Hood.
He destroyed the railroad from Chattanooga,
and is sending the iron to the former place.
Atlanta was burned, and Sherman is now
marching directly for Charleston, South Caro-
lima.
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CITY INTELLIGENCE,
STATE OF THERMOMETER TO-DAY.-SiX \. W.,
G3. Noon, GS. lP. NJ, 60. Wind, S. W.

Dos NOtlt NOs i . VI hJs W lAAi Rs We
---~>----,.----~--7-~o-------
A FITTING TESTIMONIAL The following let
ter was recently received at the Volunteer Re-
frosbment Saloon. Il is from Rebel prisoner,
who was taken in charge by tho Saloon, contrary
10 their general custom, and who has received his
health beneath their careful nursing. lie intends
at once to enlist in the Navy, and fight for the old
dag. We publish his letter in fall, emitting only
the names Of tbc benefactors, at their request.
SIR:-I desire, through you, to tender my nm
fCigncd and heartfelt gratitude to the Committee,
for the unrCmitling care ana attention paid me
while lying very sick in your hospital NOW
can say sincerely that y there 'oas spark ot
prejudice on diSlogaRg 10 the glorious stay-sPangted
Baancy left in my bosom upon arriving in this
city, it has been totally aud forever eEtlnguished
by the Unprecedented generosity Of your noble
institution.
Yes, the scales have completely dropped from
my eyes, ana / can now see how base ana raise
were the arguments used by Southern fanatics to
iIe our Hearts with enmity against our friends
l mightsay benefactors-of the North. for one
am ready to bare my bosom TO the Storm II Oy
so dong could strengthen the DulWark OF oppo.
siuCE 10 the national enemy, even though L
should sacrifice my dearest friend, or die IN de-
tense Of the old fdg. / could write volume IN
praise Of the Union Volunteer keireshment
Saloon, but let what / have said attest my high
appreciation OF the noblest institution that hu-
manity ever suggested.
Yours sincerely, JoHN W. H. CATO
HEAVY RoBBERY.- morning, at an early
hour, the clothing store Of Messrs. Calm & Haas,
No. 526 Market street, was robbed OF ready-made
clothing to the value of about S30O0 II is not
yet positively known how the thieves effected an
entrance, as the store was found fastened as usual
this morning. Wagons must have been used tO
carry OF such q large quantity Of goods.
SOLDIERS YorE AT FoRT MnPLN.-rhe vote
at Fort Mihlin, yesterday, was as follows -
Lincoln, 33 Mcclellan, II. Out OF six eommis-
stoned officers, but one voted the Democratic
ticket.
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Markets by Telegraph.

New YoHK, November Stocks lrc better
Chicago aud BcuL island. l0l'r. Cumberland nrterrcd
@i.; Illinois Central 1913 Michigan ,uth'ru, I,fi:
Now Nurk Central, l25is Rcadns 1875; Hudson Ktvcr
l25; Canton Company %; Erie lO 5-2O p0ns 100
Coupon is, lut7s.
NEW TORK, November 0.-Flour has advanced
lOc; state at S9i50l055 for STATE; btlNa TO
Tor Ohio, and $lli5 for Southern. Mucu adv dnCel ne
with small sal,s. Corn has advanced &c sales ut1lOU
bushels at s'IWrl n. Beef hIm Pork buoJ ant. Lard
steady. Whisky uTm.