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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-08-26

XX7E HAVE this day formed co-partner-
w ship, under the style Of
WILMER s. WASHINGTON,
and will carry on a general AUCTION and
COMMISSION BUSINESS, in the large and
commodious warehouse on the wharf occupied
for many years by Stephen Shinn:
We solicit consignments of all kinds Of Coun-
try Produce Dry Goods, Groceries, Cotton
Yarns, Tobacco, sc.
Special attention given 70 the sale of Real
Estate Stocks and Merchandise of every des-
cription. Prompt returns will be rendered as
soon as sales are made.
Groceries and other goods furnished on the
best terms. References given if required.
GEORGE z. WILMER.
aup Tiff GEO. WASHINGTON.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-08-26
HIRE INSURANCE AGENCY,
[ No. 1Ol Prince Street Alero1ad1'ia: IA,
MARYLAND
FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY.

OF BALTIMoR E
The undersigned is authorized by resolution
of the board Of this Company, to issue perpetual
policies of insurance against loss or damage by
fire, upon brick or stone dwellings, or ware
houses This is desirable and cheap mode OF
Insurance to persons owning, real estate. IN
surance can also be effected by persons prefeer e.
ing it, on the same description of property tor
two to seven years, or favorable terms.
At the same time the company continues to
insure upon all descriptions Of property in the
city or elsewhere, by the year, month, or
shorter period including inland trans ortation,
vessels and cargoes in port, at moderate rates
All losses literally adjusted and promptly
paid. Iaug lift G. l. THOMAS, Agent
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-08-26
Commission Merchants.
PERRY,
FORWARDING AND
COMMISSION MERCHANT,
MO 8. UNION STREET.. UP STAIRS,

ALEXANDRIA, ' q.
Vs. Farmers furnished with Guano Farming
Implements, Groceries, &C., at the lowest mar
ket rates FOR CASH. aug 25-tf
, 1865-10-31

few rsTolutiona Of the pnmpe Of The s4Ftank Sh.r-
man" were all that was required to an the WcrIr
The IRE t supposed 10 hare been the resrit or
easeesznees on Tho part Of .he COOK, Who ,rsnt ci
leavspg IRE N ne stow, some OF the Goals from
done Is not great, probably amouutin, to I'D Vdish
|. fully covered by insurance "~''| "A'sA
The NO. 3. Green " is owned hy the o.n,,s-,.r
alsr when she is NAMED. and was butt. ths scs.on
HID TO nA11--Rlctasd Painter. Jos .ph B.uslep
and Richard Harney, the thrss young men mentjon.
ed In yesterdays TRIBUNE as having .e1outou.ly
entered the bakery Of Mr. Bernard Yopt. m *
oe Mo6 Trx ,haa ssFees End aosfacted gold watch.
a1Taiened at The Police Con1f, Richard Ps,n,eT
who Was proved to hsye beeo Tho rcal nsrnetrsiorE
the Others being merely abettorr -wsa haid nvsrt,
tho sun Of $500 the othsr two vere eentnnc ca5 ~
tc1m 70 The H'dewell on charge Of Sasrancy.
Grand Ratification Meetlnx-so1diess,
Ticket.
,,11ss,, 1hs ,leya M Union citizens Of Chicago Who are
siateini 5or Union aaEed, for peace restored for
Liberty established in ali the States. and Who are
Wiling to maintain The psrty Of The Union, hy b.
slowing Just reward On the Gallant nf3{reTs sna
sodiers who accomplished these ends, are reuuest-
Cd 70 meet On Tuesday cyentne at he old Bosrd Of
Ttnde rooms, on South Water strect, 10 ratify the
nomination of the soldiers ticket o. div and conn
ty Offices at the ensuing election. Let Tic Union
people nestoW Just reward on the gallant soldiers
'tTts they who saved rs."
n. X. FA1RaAsK,
Col: JoAN MAsoN Loons,
c. N. HOLDEN,
Col R. II. Houaa,
NJ W. LEAvrrT,
GEo. n. KtxnAHE,
Executive Committee,
, 1865-10-31
Markets by Telegraph.
OUR MIDNIGHT MARKET REPORT.

Especial Despatch to the Westeza Associated Press
SEv YuR4, Oct. Sd.
The following are closing quotation, Of stoess at
f.N Pm: New York Central ssx@sex, Erie 9lx@
FIX; Residing usXslls; Illinois Central Scrip 1Sx@
tHlfs Cleveland 4 Pittsburgh s7t: Rock Is}und
to9h9 lo9k; Northwestern s1Ea3lk; Northwestern
preferred a;H& SIX; Fort Wayne ios491o5x; Prairie
du ChlensiH9slH: o. ~ c. 271sse9; Atl.nuc Aall
ia-E9lS; Canton t:a5 l7X; Cumberland Coal lsY@
u; Quicksilver 4sh@ls
Gold closed mp stcsdy at 1s.Ke,Ux
rBIEnL1Ux.
In fctrufeum stocks safes werc made to-dsy Ut The
following rates, with steady market: buchanan
Farm soc; Cherry Bun, sc; 0eraaula. isc; OIL Greek
s15o; Pit Hole, si07o Conaatc, *12Do Kanartha 4oc
Shade River. 96s; Maten, 13c Webster, I'LL; Zen.
nthon, fhif2delpha, flsI5s Flrst National. &c; Nc
C1intoek. $3.50 Petroleum IL more act.ve. Crude, X
@se seoned IN bond ssN3s9c; do me-. aTc. ssles
Of 1.o bfb bonded 1t 5sHc. Speaking OF the recent
reduction Of stock In the Gesmania aud
HighRste Companies the Commercial ssys the
reduced capital In Of each company represea.l
tho aaount actually paid up Ind upon the new basis
both companies expected to pay diydcnds II was
great mistake In recent Of oil commands
that their paf capital WEI Stated vastly tn excess Of
the a1onni Actual1y Invested. The policy Of coutrnc
ou better for The credit OF the companies and for
the Interest Of shareholders.
DIR GOODS
1he following are the quotations Of dry goods-}ou
beEs' pr7ees; Brown Cotton s-Sta1da1ds 5sXc; Med.
fo1ds, SIC: Peppe1en, r, &c; Great Fats, &c.
Elesched Cottous-New York Mill, s7xc; Wausutta,
Nc; toaedsle, &c: Hull. *7Xe, rriuts-spragues.
plnk and pa,is, ::.:s.' ff.nsS, :aHc; Duanes, *
Richmond. &c; Aliens. *l4c. T1ckings-M -Mathuen,
AZ. 6RAc; Hamilton regular, .kc Hamilton D, s7x;
swim KtTeT. 37kc. sttpes-Yo,t, Eaton and Albany,
a6.S tnd &c. Denlmt- -Amoskeag, exc; A1kw.jght
sc, Blue Hills. s7kc. Corset Jeaas-1ndIan Orchard
and Lewiston, nHc. Brown Dr1tls-Standard, sc.
Stark Fl. &c Globe, &c. Canton F7annels-Pcmber-,
ton A, beached. size. Kentucky Jeans-lodman,:
G,Ae. camb1acs- " Arlington. &c. 'Cassin.sse-
Evsns st MIXED, s72a Delalnes-Paet1c md Hauaiton
SC; epool Cottons, Coa,I 10 asd Gfeea Daniels.
SOC lAd,eJ Z Co.. &C. Hos1 eilts, duplex elliptic,
q, y 70, - Is. %, sclnch. dozen hoops, LOO; g. T.
A. T. Ae1ezs' I L Tape4, l4t1ch " 10 10.
spr3rgs sDc dozen. Meyers Domestic Corsets cane
$lo.so dozen, uhsleboaa slA,n32 400 dozen.
The following dtsratches have been buetined In tho
Dry Goods Exchange. to-day:
Bos7os, Oct So.--1he weather IL tne. There arc in
dications Of good ttsde, The market Is stationary;
Appearances quite promising.
P7utApE1FN1A. Oct. a.-The dry goodz tfsde Ia
quiet, Is usual on Aondays but without any par,len.
lar change IN leading articles OF cotton and wooden
goods.
BALTIMORE, Oct. so-The market Is quiet md price,
AnSrx xoA
, 1865-10-31

m1fwnnkee Market.
Especial Despatch 10 the Chicago Trtbuue.1
...... AnwAuKxf, Oct %.
F1ora-F1ner; sacs Of 800 bss rt7es Stat. extra at
ta,+5
GMH-Nheat, &c better: aalts at tbs upraInk
Boasu Of sat0 hu st aLto@1 % per bu for No l. Noon
Ioerd-sAleh wtle 1000 bu at s1.7s sLto and tl,43x
at The sr n Board salea wrrt nldn st 81 - selIcr
and Il 3oH buyer It ten dars. sl.oosi3l for No,
cash. -
fEov1s1oSB-F1rm; sales Of 30 brls prime Tallow At
lsc per D. HoSs-sales Of Ii head, averaging Ssdt@
u.4o.
RreE1P7s-f1ouF = 10 bfls, wheat 5000 bu.
surxKxT-ftouz 7,lpo brls, wheat la1,pop bu.
FE11on1b-FlEmer znd active Ut l6c to Buffalo.
[by Associated P1css,I
MLKACxxL Oct, 50,
FIhTE-Firm,
GrAts-Nhcat adyAnced 2c. Sales at $t-4ost .tok.
l:reelNts today. 100 brs fuut, 80 b1 wheat.
Shipments, 100 hfls nour, l4t1 100o b1 xhesi.
, 1865-10-31

v1ew OF The anticipated appearance Of the cholera
snorE "a and II Is the duty Of ibis Council 10 ap
nfuataie all the money necessary to protest our
citizens nom d!scast
fstgued,J 1yEn Lkwsos.
SAA't 9nACKFouu,
S. ), fiusskLI,
Committee Oh Police.
AID. Ecl2oy considered that the report Of the
Committee did pot meet the emergencies Of Inc
situation lie be1Ie,ed In iAklng the bull by th.
horns, and time BY the forelock, and therefore
moved the passage Of hls original ordfnance The
ordinance tniToauerd hy The Alderman was to np-
plee1nct, TO be appointed by the Alderman Of lie
precinct, to investigate !he alleys, ec, in his dis
1E1ct- The Fub1cct was finally referred to The Fl
aEd Comptroller with Instructions TO report at he
next regular meeting.
The Cornell then adjourned und1 Monday even.
business where lett OIL ~
, 1865-10-31

Tnrr,,,uc~-
serias NJ ph,tts-non,. eesss-1ne mss nsst j" tn
ing IN the Opera House, attracted a pood. bnt h.
no means an annrrc3.,;vn .r5,o.,.o ~ 80.
prices OF these cnnce,t. -. .,.asss.. ."s .A.e
out fancy dresses, but very few musicians or renu
intention Of .he movement a. ,giaay insuenFa M "a
The word !" Philharmonic" Tie at1o,pheSe M
/ 2Dything bnt musical one, as might b exnsetei
when the prices OF Feats we1e ADORE or fuliy equa
that a Ut present conducted thcse cnncerts AZ NJ
10 the opera, judging truu mnsfcsi stsndnoIn}f
and there is no reason for such outraeenns 81 e.
ing to iashioa md 10 onnlsri.T ~ shnnd HI b sa
Is ointer1ere wit fhs cfn1tna 1e3,t1,sss 10
OF the best music fof Which " WeTe IA IL hais2a
Mendelsaohn,e emsonlasc1, oMem, .,.,,,n.n
fell n1,noSt .hsniTfsi1 i;ta1ess pnS9ay. 10 mnof
audience. althourh Il wa 1es;1x 4rsn "pon tae
ment. Ind an aec.std1ss SS,5st r. aae openfng mo1e
has II" ~ i ~ snc paek ground, who
drums 4itbanah the mosT 70 no o. oeing the kettle
of fhc,nea ~ rnnias % sh,ss s.&uotate Wotk1ng up
honest c,r+ X nv Mn.en me o!chestta made an
Rpineenf pinpe,pfay s py s o"2 eehoez Eor d,d tie mag
1aa 9'esS9ts HoM Aendelssohn- Calm
sn1 heftce aeq ,.,a ndppy dp[g.o meet With
s1a sndante passage. There csn be but one con.
C!uslon from eneh apaihy-that the Philharmonic
Goneersa sFe Me tngs 70 d9that they command
lor the days when music moi millinery, viii be he
feature Of theee concerts, and the thing to do One
hour Of ne Briggs House concerts in days Of yore.
Of Ills uci1inn of " srt "S fa. ~ "npe aap e aeasoa M
almighty ao.lal. ~ '->e VI '''e
faled 10 pat IL a. appcsse is n1ace ws. ed nad
3 sis;on:, soie sPd r. .siles en II E!n:n1. naaa
1oice af eIceent am,,rp 81 ;.,I hs 9ss
cnmtToi nnd 1Tas 1cwardndq ~ e. aua na vel nnaef
Castle lhe other member oi The INN. tsenor) Viii
ari3 from Tras;sts, aud Gsatsms ba1lsd Fsne.
gained him an encore. Tbe wajltnov-r nrertnt1, t1,
TO u AIasssnlc1lo closed the programme and the
cidedjy at ns,uoa bu' II tc e ns,1 Tssn, VET d. as
fcsed Ii va. moi 20 much the fault Of he % o,cbes- s
and they psved eSce,lentiy rail ~es
acciden:s witch vii hsnnsn - NJ @ tk1ins
osrhestlas But il must Je chilly 70 play to iee
ITALIAN orrnA,-Grsu hs, ,ade, N hi, ,,., of
artists oIIeady bnlletinei Mi-a IMeV simnns li,bt
soprano; ST.. OrIndinl. barttans: and Msdsme
Antoine, daneeusc. -0e@3 '''"'''''''
season Of Geaa N ,hgs et1 4. H. 20 ccneI vs
eiou nf The Italian ecaeon,
duced IL Mcvekers last evening, Wtll yerT StTon-
though it Was pa,nfnl1y apparent tha. BE- : iaeIsd
force in many ot The most thrilling passa-cs.
best ahuted of III the Shakespestan chafscte1s Was
presented In Wny yhjch fofd ~ il ec1drrn aone
lie agony Of feelings Whieh ,he nreat autho1 %o IL,
tended IN - ~, ,,....a -. 81. -.
snh1;mc ior fIsn.t!.:, ~ p.o'oatu 1ot lanl, ~
esrntn" snote r. r. hes,t H. n, o. hean Ast
son H. nasson @ eonsc9e ~ n re the express
tim tnfe1inr on,r ~ ,fnt ,f H. saone pfodnc-
In honrsf :. nnta ~ - - ts nn. EvcteIt IS
, 1865-10-31
mANSLAUGHTER.
A Fight and It's consequences.

On Sunday afternoon, while a number Of persons
were drinking in a saloon On North Clark street,
near kinZde, quarrel arose between two of them
named James Lee and Patrick Crawford, doek Ii.
horezs- What occationed tho quarrel has not trans
pirod but 1t seems 10 have been eome very tzintng
matter, Of no consequence TO either Of them. A
which wuF quelled through the interference Of
friends OF the parties, but The angt1 Of the men was
tn ne manner appensed, md ff,F1s finally agreed
should fight it out. The sa1oon-keepcr refused
them the use Of bis premises for thzt purpose, and
they theyeuron adjourned to 6pencers dock. short
A few half drunken Fellows accompanied them ns
leholdeTs, and for the purpose Of "setng fatr
play -
nenia which would impede the ffre use Of their
muscles, and squared at each other, whl1s thels
, 1865-10-31

companions formed .tng End looked On. st The
game tine encouraging them In their brutal pro-
tho!t, rough and tumble" affair. md ended In Lee
kicking biz ants lat with all his strength in the
lower potion Of the stomach. The latter felt a.
though be had ZEN thot and cied aloud IN the In
'ensftJ Of his ae ony. CtaEford's {uow) fdghtened
comranton at once conveyed him TO hfs home on
South 9efs:soa atreet, where everything was done
fer him. bu. Ct no avail lie fingered ii the most
e1c71etatiDr tg nv EMIL an early hour yesterday
oIniuE. wh n death put al end 10 his euaerincg,
Lee Wis At onec aTested, and 8tragncd In The
noop who held him tn the sum OF $i0,o00 to await
further examination. Coroner Wagner held IN In.
quest On the remains Of Lee yesterday and the}urJ
death from baows administered by Patrick Crav-
ford.
The deceased was a young man. and up to the
last E1epd ct Ills shyer '
, 1865-10-31

(ertcisl Despatch to the Chicago Trfbune.l
-....... ST. LoCIs, Oct. 20.
TonAcco-BetteE. Lugs 3l.1o TO $kae; leaf at S2.9,
fot1Ss0.
FIocR-Dul1-fal 1915 choice slloo.
GEAIS-WheAt heAyy-prtne s71s to t..25; choIce
1.45 10 e2.to; extFa choice tsHo per huahel. Com
seaoy-ut1td Wh1te ut nc white at &c; choice 7sc
Oats lower with eaes At 47at4c for choice Barley
prime spring tl02H; choice sl.no. Rye-Lttue doing.
Sales n e. 70 &C.
LAkp-sales 1t SC per ..
WH1.xx1-sseady It e2-7. Per gallon.
, 1865-10-31
THE ATTACK ON GEN. SOLOMON.
His Late Command Dcnouncc Ills AZ,
Aaflnnts and Pledge their Support
10 the Union Nominees,

largely attended meeting Of la.e members o.
the SD {Col salomon's) regiment Illinois yolun
tes WIS held last evening at Nos SO and s. Sale
tt1rct.
MI. refer LAGER wa4 On motion elected chairman
Mr. Henry HaEenbezE acted Is eecretary,
Speeches were made by Mai. Stevenson and VIM,
Tan, Esq, q tho :1aat- zeitung, condemnato.y oj
No hte Soldiers Convention, which were loudly
committee appointed by the meeting then p.e.
sented ihe following reselutioua which were mini.
WnEREAs, We, the late soldiers Of the Late sd
regiment Illinois volunteers, have read with n.so.
ishment md Indignation the ISLANDERS and IN
and fbsf agn!nst our late commander, big. Cen.
Edward s. Salomon, tho candidate nominated by
t6s Nepns5iicnn as Union Convention for County
WgEREAe, We cannot but consider such tn{a.
nous stacks diIec1ed as we'll against our own
honor bon and Iepntation As fighting men Is agatn4t
WnKREAs, The ed regiment Illinois volunteers
has record Is proud and - noble a. any regiment
.aised during Tho aie rebellion in these United
WuEnEAs We have taken part in as many cam.
patgns, and have been engaged On a. msnY hsftie-
slds sas any OF the Of ths sntc can boast
WnEnEAs, The nance Of Charlottesville, Va.
1etyfbuEg, Pa., Chattanooga and Mission Ridge,
somnf.n snni NsT nops ,eS snSs r. &Gs Pine n e. Last
Vile n. G., and Raleigh n. e., are Witnesses Of he
u4tn o. taat assertion; and
names because We were near the phees where ihe
nnenine w gong On, but the soldiers Of the sd
sHa HeMs9t 1T ,e s Vo hsss actually fought bled
banners attest well enough; and
WHEREAS. The late Colonel now General. Ed
wara 8; Solomon, has not only taken part With Is
1 n gu ihs e. above named eagageme1ts, except one,
a!eo whife nc were nghting aWa5s been 1t The head
~ Guana: ~ noo!y leaains Cur co!unn INTO tho
enronrapra nIl srhi,e H. h,i.t. ense1 ~ ana
thiuned our ranke: therefore be- il ~ .''e'''
:. R:aeaf1 1hat as we're not asked what WIS our na-
,3.i5 wnsn Ne vent 10 ihe va, We viii not low
Nn,hIHo. eDoA's N'e '40>Af aa1'ns'u " Ano"-
Rsso3sed. Th,t s,c aex,.,. ,,a rr,.o-. ...,.u.
fnsnts No., n,rs.t M ae Nntss 81 tnose Eile
honest innr,,i.ts M h.9 thnt- s ana ale
H1.ag e. eou!d oa oaly Of ne 6ackest kind
o@o@ en- e s afs sa1sed By his becoming ssus ne
st sat ths ensuing election, sn e h.,s foeed
Know. sd So4hinsifg1 u 'p'' o' e'ppetneaa's" and
s!o1oa ssns u .ae ug aaa lsaoble attempt OF some
;!S ano Eoleoeaos 70 enHap the soldiers
hs cheso - ooy 6
Ingi1l1onelY defeated IN the late Iowa aud Ohio
e'GSuo1s Hk.o51:, , l
70 contain our best and mos, reliable friends and
to Be A. snd to represent tie Wi of the people.
Re,o.rd Thai We will not vote The Tins ticket,
Dak give our hearty support 10 the regular Union
pr comrades of the dastard}y attempt OF onr bate
,Itv .ns ~ ~. G az, IT, ~ ~ sPn1 S a1e 1es. onson
ne The Hepublicsn nsrty no,niustions. AFfeA'
The meeting then adjourned.
AARc1aS1Es.-fauI lonnf, a middle-aged. respecta-
, 1865-10-31
Chicago Gribnne.
TUESDAY. OCTOBER 81, 1865,
COOK COUNTY ELECTION
Republican Enfon Nomination.,

Judge o. Superior Court. A. Jameson.
DaputJ Clerk Superior CourtJ, n Battcn.
tuugc o. County Court. B. Bl4dweU.
G1dk Of County Cou1-E, s, Solomon
County TFeasufeT-. N. A1fen
school Gommiss1uneT-I. F. Ebcrhatt
sCoutty 8urlryor-AlH Wolcou.
AseoCAte Ins1ces-T. Brown. J. ScqoeuewAId.
Police Commissionz, n. Dtv.-Fred. Gunh.
folice Commissioner, 8. My---A- D. Tttteworth.
TOWN. oF11cERs-soU1H DIy1s1oa.
Collcctor-Ieaac Speet.
Assessor-l Pdaum.
EleIk-IhomAs Fteese.
Surc1Ttfor-W. 3. CAdtnan.
Assistant Supervisor J. Whitehead.
TOWN or11cxns-wxs1 nn1Nox.
Cot|ector-Paasant Amick.
Axscskm-1nomas SheiEold.
Clerk-Hoses Gray.
;Sup9.isoF-W. v. FAfwe1l
Assistant Super5lsor-1oseph Wilde.
1owE oT71cERs-son7u DIVISION.
Collecaor-Csptain John Clybou1ne.
Assessot-Adolph Mueller.
cle1k-Heu1y Jahns.
Super 1yifo1-Phlllfp Appel
Assistant Supervisor Charles DzsndpsE,
wAhp AND TOWN sUrEnv1soHs.
1st-Chnrles F. Chileon. llth-S. l. Russell.
sd-S. &. Hlskc- leth-Jacob EFbsrdt
A-A. Ffiabae. 13th-Heber Wood1nd.
4ik-Dr. G. K Amezmm. .14th-Co2 J. Rutighauser.
bth-M. 6Chlumfrecht- l5th-SAmnel Ehackford,
8th-Fred Burkhar. latb-Ae1ry Deyes1nan-
3th-No nomination. EyAnatou-E-s =. Taylor,
S!h-N. p. Carstens. Nhecllns-Eeo. Strong.
Nh-Rcuben Taylor. Iakc-A1lcrt Collin
1Gth-E. II. Aiken.
, 1865-10-31

Cincinnati Mnrkct.
Especial Despatch to the Chicago Tzibune.l
CIYCEXHAII. Oct. 20.
Fiorn-Dul, a. last Rtated. Concessions would hare
to be m2de to OBJECT sales.
GHAIs-Nheat quiet. old red 500: elevator 3ats;
aide track Ohio white, sales so bn 1t 42s new red
SLfs&f-s. Corn mora In dciannd sound sheIled &c
or &c. Rye In good demand At g. held at soc. Oss
nIm at 192S9c. Barley noznloa1,
PI1EoLECH-gteady 1t 7S&EQc,
1INeEKD 01I-FIrm At $t.A3.
Co7ros-Hell trm. MlddllnE 5sa34c.
FROyIBI1N-EcE mess pork ate1dy 1t 413no, lreld at
fsl5e. Bulk shoulders nm at lie; llde lsc. Bacon
shoulders steady It l8xc; sides c clear sides ttc
al packed. Hogs &c htghr, &nd active Ut &11D09
l7.s5. S'7-|~
E1cnAxGr-FLp, Rt par for buying and LILO prem.
selling. Money ca6lcr, bnt still close. =,
Vessels Passed Detru1S.
Especial Despatch to the Chicago Trtbune.l
DETRorr+ Oct. 70,
TrRnsc1ns, Lone Star,
DowN-OEanta, Ellsworth. Hemisphere, Eonthaun-
ton. Jones, f C. l. Maple. 6&f Softh. International
WaucoRoa. Evane- Yankee, Villas, Game, Lock Steel.
, 1865-10-31
ID L E ID .

In this city, Oct. 18th. AMY THORNTON OF dIph.
theFta only daugher OF David Huh, aged Years aud
months.
~ Boatou papers please copy.
, 1865-10-31

In thls city Sunday ost 10Th 1s5 at the residence
BRIGHAM. Of Chicago, snd Miss G. +, daughter Of
the late Rcy. J. T. Woodbury., OF Milford, Mass.
EF Boston papers please copy.
In Lockpo1t H., On the 2sth tnst al the rt4tdeuce
ef i1snfy Aitep, Esq. ~ the Rev. NJ. Kidd. MIS-.
HERRICK. Of Pleasant valley. New YoFE. -'0''
, 1865-10-31
THE CITY.


REGISTER TO-DAY.
nbc po.,.,z1,... -. .ao. ., a..,-.,
t.s" e.e opeA 'o"1's ''' al's' f''tS'
ioa pse1ons 70 1oe eleenon Lei every one who
did not vote nj the Inst election q. the place In
which bc ,n,c,54 tn xo,c ~, 7,,,<d,, rc.4 ,,,o,d
the meetings today md ret hi name corrac,r se,..
i.,c-,d =. .,,,.z... - .un,.-...
IN Inc WnE Of 'Hofln: at all Every colder especially
should sec the books. as the chances ase that hts
Dn1ne ts not On The likt. No Que who neclects his
Guty today has q right 10 t.rumbye IT be,np rrc1n
ded from vot,n, ". nr,N..ea ~. ,,,..n. .,A.,.
f"eu A-e plns*7 VI "oao~
ing the meetings In each precinct in our issue OF
Yesterday.
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-. 80 80 60 ~ HAa'ea inte'es'ea u tne Snf
.ea. .ua 1'an utPaan Asylam nc earnestly IT.
Tasst.a ~ me'a q. 80. ~ "aoash Avenue. this
4'eso1' e4uoou ~ h4n'pas' TWO eocS-
snr4rps-N r cu-ntn-,rh. s,,,
49, .a AA"-,.N ~ .neAeH.-4ne s.e"afus ap-
poinleo 10 mAke Inc estimate Tor the Chicago dis
tnct-Aeihodtsf Episcopal Church requested
10 remember the meeting On Wednesday alfe1uoon
The corner Of CLARK and Washington streets.
srprrn-7,,.. .,n ~. ...,,.
,hs =, ".u ~. Inuon ano supper IN
rh.r.,s ~ 1s,".... ~ ~ ~. a. se. Aetooaist
cathc11nk IN tho old house preparatory to building
larger and better ono, an invitation Il extended To-
al it1enns o. The abore church to be present Doors
o!d teN bis hume, No. 1os Stale street, On Thurs.
Guy last, and has not Etnce heeu heard Of Els
mother Is In GTeat distress, aud would be glad 10
and cr 1 4e = round facea slightly fceked,
Vessel s'1t''see :" Aa'e eone on on
Or1r1.s.s Fam m. yo,t1, d,,.s,o,, r.,
In pr,n nan -. ~ -. ~ 1al. nela
1ndrf,i.1 i,nms =, edt o. ane ophans ' Of the
evening ufth q 1ance, distribution OF prizes. and
oihc1 interesting proceedings The tris,1u- of fhs
destitute orphaps are 1nyitcf To nrsr.nmi ~ .h;s
worthy c1n On ahetr charity ~ ~
FA1nEn cun1Qur.s LEc1rnE-1he le.,urr NJ
Father Chfniouy, Of St. apne,s. pcar 1,n.-alas
en- The pope'e Eucyc1ca Will l.c delivered in nu}tb
d Nt1on's Hall hi, evening. 7hr vel lno~,
talent Of 4he eycreud kpcakcr md the ints-xss;na
EatuIe Of The suf,iert ehonld t}ran = rrorded Enus
e,cu Ut Tins tiue when thcrr il 70 nneh e,se IL
c1aiD the uttcrffon nf rnr r,fi-.n. ~ AA s3's l"
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RAILnoAn Acc1pkx1.-A brakeman In ,bc en-.
p,oy of DE Milwantee D,i.,on NJ +ns ns
Sonlwcatrrn nailx.@ n.,nsd t7,.n Ha,,.aso Ana ~
Saturday night. fell trum car, mud nis limbs get
ting uada wheel, one wae 20 terribly mansled
attending physician, ha. hopex Of ssTns he he
olh.r.
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Ars1cA1 RErHos.-noot & cady, who have
,.. :" 4as "ns!t'u "oF'u VI me Hest
e1a nn,' so,e " ,. us oa aouee this evening when
,yill f. fTie5 nv snrc-~i sn,1n.ns .s;:ntss ~
good music msy be espectod and ther III h. h.n
~ 10 eee a tltclr cnds and NIL who are interested
IN musical mnite1u.
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1a "ho-LaA. uaEes eooDs.-Ne nave more than
, 1865-10-31
New York Money md Stock Market.
EKU 0nn 90

?ssss bu; eats 4 bu: baztey. sass3 bo IT. 4ae
CAs4tLHroaIs-Wheat. 1aa,5s1 b. corn. 1a4,sso ou
, 1865-10-31

ToHoSro, Oct %.
FLoEE.6a1es 9! n at $s,65as-lo; extra At t70o9
7~51: No, ] 1t t8pt9t.ep. S'"'o
GnA1s-Wheat-safe Of fall at *1.3ota15s; spring al
e11o9 1Ia. Barley at &97fc. Oats at salaoc.
, 1865-10-31

NEw YoXK. Ocl, %.
Loans. SAB a6S9-becta4c-. 5e5s
Specie. ......... Observation-Disclosures. 6es&9
Legal tenders. As+44i,n:7-IpcTe1se.. Si.t73
Deposits. 1t5.fA.1f-ueETta8t.. .... 3e1-f
, 1865-10-31

CAAFAIEE COMMITTEE.
AT meeting Of the candidates nominated by the
Union CONVENTION, the following gentlemen were
Nppp1uted to nct a. E3mpaicp Committee:
, 1865-10-31

PoRK-4e3104&n0.
CANAL F1x1GH Firm; to New York. wheat, asc
corn. 10 barley, 9lc; n4ts, i3c.
i1roE7s-fIous. tsE br.s wheat, 9s.SaS hu; eoT1,
, 1865-10-31

FnE ON TUa BoAr.-Short)y after eight o'clock
hist evening. persons passing oTcs Wells street
bridge, discovered thick volumes Of smoke issuing
from the cabin wfndows OF the steam tug 20. B.
Gseen," then lying at her dock uear the North
wezte.n -approaeh TO the bridge. Az ALARM ., ~ y
queuch The fa1net which by this time were visible
th,tugh Tie windows Of the cook1ng 1oom, but
sitter an hours unsuccessful Labor the fire contnu'
an n he I'D of lie engines Z messenger vas
accordingly despatched to give the alarm. which
soon brought etye:al steamers to the 4ceoe, ind 4
, 1865-10-31
Grand Rattfication Neutrality-suspicious.
LOCAL MATTERS.

mr.. Lipmnn, Pawnb-oker, 222 south
GlaIk street, has On hand nne assortment OF
Watches. Chains and JewelrJ, ali OF which must be
sold 10 par Advances. uii3