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Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-09-27
PROPOSALS.
5 a | e d P rop o a S

S a l ed ropos a l S i.
QUARTERMAsTFR'S DEPARTMENT L. S. A.
INDIANAPOLIS, ND Sept. 3d. lS62.i
SsEALED PROPOSALS will be received at this Office
- until 10 O'Clock \. NJ, Wednesday. Oct. ls ls62,
5000 Cavalry Horses and
1000 Artillery Horses.
All to be delivered he Government Stables, in Indi-
annapolis Indiana.
Deliveries of Cavalry Horses 10 be a. follows:
900 within ten 40 days from daie Of contract
600 twenty = =
500 - thirty 80 = 4"
SOC a. forty ,4e) -
said Horses be sound in all particulars not less than
six (6) than eight go years old; from IS le
hands highs dark colors, (no greys good square
bride WISE and of size sufficient for Cavalry pur-
poses.
SPECIFICATIONS OF ARTILLERY
ID 252 Wheel Horses in pairs bays browns or blacks.
10 hands high upwards, strong and active. from s
10 years old. entirely sound, well broken, and
square trOtters in harness
(2) 504 Horses pairs bsys. browns or blacks Isl,
hans high up~ ards strong, quick, and active en-
tiTey sound, from 10 years old, well broken, and
square trotters IN harness.
l3) "a Horses in pairs bays browns or bscks entirely
sound. from TO years old, sises suitable for SIX
changes in the two first named Horses, well broken,
and square trotters in harness Each Horse TO
weigh not less than eleven hundred q 100 pounds
Deliveries Of Artillery Horses 10 be as follows:
80 Horses Of the first named)
lso = :. :. : second :. 800 Horses,
Within fifteen l5 days from Of contract The same
number 900 Of same classes respectively, within
tyve 25) days from date Of Contract and the resd
(4OO) within thiTyve 1851 days from date of contract
No bid will be entertained, unless accompanied by
guaranty for faithful performance Form Of bid and
guaranty be had on application 20 this Once.
No bid will be entertained for les than 100 Horses
Proposals will be indorsed Proposals for Cavalry
Ho ses" and -PrOPosslsfo Artillery HORSES
Any other information will be promptly gwen on ap-
picafion To the undersigned personally OF By letter
JAMES A. EKiN.
S2t-dtd 4 q NJ z. :. A.
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habit seliabuse To which i added ol,servafios on
Female Diseases and other interesting natter q The Mt
most importance 10 the married ani those CONCENTRATING
marriage, who entertain doubts Of their physical ability 70
enter that state sent 70 any address IN sealed wrap
per, on receipt Of ten cents or four stamps.
We devote entire and attention 20 the treat
ent Of the various private diseases treated Of phi
vaie report Our Nspensay j. the only Institution Of the
kind In America which has been tsblished by special
charter this fact should give preference the
various ouzcks Of doubtful character be found In ali
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-09-27

On A NEW METHOD OF
treating Veneral Diseases. iDclu-
firg syphilis in all r. stages:
Sonorrhea, elect. Structure. vari-
cociie. and Hydrocele. Diseases 81
the Kidneys, Bladder &C, with
out mercury containing a val
liable treatise on acknowledgement
malady Of youth. seminal Weak
aess. Nocturnal Emissions. Sexual
Debility, impotency. &C. the Sc
crei infrnities Of youth and ma
ffs~ffr- .-4.f.... g.. - - -
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FNHINNNTVIIHf INH'l 7'Tt NFFII IV"@
CsEALrD PROPOSALS WILL BF RECEIVED AT THIS
- Office until 10 o'clock A. NJ, Monday, the 9th day Of
October, 1882, for
200 Tons Baied Hay,
5000 bushels Oats, IN buk.)
5000 - Ear Corn, (n bulk.)
To be delivered at the United States Forage House. in
indianapolis, Indiana
The Hay to be good clear Timothy-hard pressed-each
bale not To weigh less than 800 pounds.
None buf we filled. clean oats. and sound merchant
able will be- received.
one third S Of each 20 be delivered IN ten l0) days,
onethirl Ia twenty (20l days, and balance IN thirty
(3O) days from date OF contract
Zach bid must be accompanied by sufficient guarantee
for is faithful performance.
Form OF bid and guarantee can be had AZ this Office
Nobid will be entertained for less than fifty tons OF hay,
1000 bushels Of corn and ! 900 bushels Of oats.
sept26-dtd JAMES \. EklN. 4. O. NJ L. :. A.
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Democratic Union State Ticket.

Democratic Union State Ticket.
Election ruesday, October 10.
roR SECRETARY OF STATE,
JAMES s. ATHoS,
OF Marion Couaty.
ron sUprroK OF STATE,
JOSEPH RIsTINE,
or Fountain County.
roR rRxasuRER or sTarr,
MATTHEW L. BRETT.
OF Daviess County.
ron ATTORNEY GENERAL,
OSCAR b HORD,
OF Decatur County.
voR REPORTER SUPREME COURT.
MICHAEL c. KERR,
OF Floyd County.
roR SUPERINTENDENT OF PUBLIC INSTRUCTION,
SAMUEL l.. RUGG,
OF Allen County.
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NOTICE.

DRIcK FOR sAIE.-inqu,re 81
ID sePs-e2w NcKERSAS PTFRcr.
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PRICE ONLY TEN CENTS.
4 Medical Report.

Containing Ihirtv Fine Plates s1na Eagrapsn0.orsk.
ZndfOaay and PAyioogy ofts oeS'.- Orqaa,s IN a
sfate ~ nm and LsSerae
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-09-27

sT'- We take tire following items from the
Washington dispatches to the Cincinnati Gas
efff:
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-09-27

TO Ii A e. & o.
40 BoxEsS Lump
loo Boxes 10 Lump;
IS Boxes Lump;
100 Boxes bright lbs;
50 Boxes dark lbs;
500 Caddies I lbs;
80 Kegs Six Twist;
The above assortment Of Tobacco j. now the largest to
be found in the West viii be sold below the current
rates.
EARL HATCHER.
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rmr CABINET AND EMANCIPATION.

The statement that Montgomery Blair was
the only member of the Cabinet who opposed
the Presidents emancipation proclamation is con
tradcted with some show of authority. There
is good reason for believing that Seward and
Bates opposed il To the last.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-09-27
Rrmoas or srwARp's RESIGNATION.

There j. street rumor here to day that Sew
ard either is about 10 resign in consequence of
the proclamation. at least has great desire TO
do so. ard only hesitates because of the mortify-
ing position with reference to his past record
which such course would place him.
Edward Everett is in town, and the same ru-
Nor has il that negotiations are in progress which
will result. should Mr.. Seward resign. in Mr.
Everett's taking his portfolio. Thus far very
little, except Stewards known dissatisfaction with
the Presidents proclamation is known to wa
rant attaching any credence TO the rumor
SECRETARY SMITH AND EMANCIPATION.
1t is minated in circles usually well informed
in such matters that Secretary Smith also op
posed the President emancipation procamaton
or at least did not give il any cordial support
during the Cabinet discussion on the subject.
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PROPOSALS.
SEALED PROPOSALS.

QUARTERM ASrER'S DEPARTMENT,
lSDIASArolIs, ND. Sept. Gath 1862.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-09-27

The most delightful u Equestrian
I.sdies. IN her brilliant Act 81
Ilorsrmanship. beautiful. f-aceful.
and daring. Riding backward with
a. much ease ~ forward, flying
through haloons and over banners.
md farmine pictures Il such ele-
rsnce and grace. NJ % have gained
fnr her the sobriqnet q Queen y
.uxf and neafffy
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NILE. AGNES,

The iuysible Wire Performer
u hose brilliantly graceful positions
iisun a single Wire, AZ n consider
ihl. elevation from the ground.
'Ncite universal admiration. In
ruth, This sineuiafiy beautiful
iafinr Entertainment q a card
shieh nepds only 90 be known TO
.ndnrr thousands 60 Witt the Pa
silian tor the purpose Of seeing 70
.I...
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-09-27

IA FARIE KATE.
From Pixies Grand Opera House.
On al her role Of the
New Ballet, pronounced by hrrt
Masters incompatible also In
splendid Double Dances with Nile.
Alfr.
, 1862-04-22

,-... NEW YORK. April z.
asms!; salsa l4e00 brls At 81 so@a7o ior l sapei
state; S4so@490 for extra state; t4600t75 fol
e9Pes e4Pta s9@ % of common to medium
extra round hoop Ohio; Is for trade brands,
mafket closfng steady. Canadian honr a ehade
5ris tsnef fe mo5f dong Sales o.
se1s seI u Kye aonr quiet and steady with small
sa5es q $S2S94-25. Corn meal In fair request
at SSG2Sxc; western brls are 6eld at a4c.
7o1 10 i'm s1s heary and declining -. sales
Winter red Te.ten ~ ii = e3 Ee a n b@
CRIME white Mich at SL4o, Rye dull at N@s5c.
6afley quiet u 9@95c. Corn-Market dnl and
%eate6g qGtRg il sa,ss *ss $500 b1 It ss@59c fez mixed
fun1aein F ah1 Jersey yellow. Oats dull At 381H3c
iof naay. Jersey. Canadian, western and state.
g. rness have undergone no material change Coffee.
ppras 1sT nnesa 91 any magnitude are reported
Paoy3MeMs; Pork duu and eas1er; sales5ea bb1s
q e s$l&13l32s; mess st $1nDIo Is tor prime !;
Tithoxs Inate,s' ie5 R@e msss - Bssf quist I'd
e Sas 81 tsanat est2a
prime mess beef quiet al $oc !: beef hams quiet
sna s.ts tsneaahssd aas a.ss ssef . 7! FL f.
market h,ofa ths buyer. A sales % 47s f6aass' 6oss's
o. 5@ge sS7 sSaft s 1eISes sss9 e for ses
see1Ye DIT prices without material change Sales
St9 1 Rk8 @ As7A98Kc. Butter a913c for, Ohio and
'os4zNc TOT 9sW state. Cheese firm at 6K@9c.
MoKsx-..Eonstnuea easy 1t 6@6 per cent On
e1s Sah SA@e4 q geE cent for discount On strictly
gTsme pape Stealing e!saange little dEner at
. Httle timer. g Is 1881 s3@9sK 7.a0 Treasu-
y notes selling e par; American gold drtne- With
firm at * prusn- e'~>" ''-@
sTocHs-Rathef stronger but dull G Il c s7k:
4a8 ai EEie pfd @3S, B 10; Etle 37x Ii q
, 1862-04-22
Baltimore Provision market-Apru 1;

We notice since last Friday some inquiry for ba-
con sides to fill Government contracts in New
York. Considerable sales Of bulk shoulders
have been made to so to the zane market
FORK and beef have been In steady demand.
Lard has been In good request for export
Beef-We note a sale Of 2,000 br1s western extra
mess beef deliverable in New York at $15.70 per
ed We quote No do at $1266@lS; mess at
Slb GOGi6, and extra do at 3f7 per bfl. BulE meat
Among the transactions reported through tie
week were 300, @ o ths shoulders on private ferma
1t0e boxes dry sailed do at 4<c, and go bxs short
no1e1ess middles at IL cts per b. all deliverable
IN New York: sales TO the home trade conttnue
moderate. We quote shoulders ut 4k@4A cts;
sldes at 5H cts, and hams at KOS cts per b
Bacon-sales we're reported at the close Of last
Jobhing lots are selling slowly at our quotations
~: 4es95c per b for shoulders 6664c for sides;
6k1Sc for plain and sugar cured hams. and ska
s4c per b for fancy do. PonK-We hare ouly to
notice sales Of ee0 brls western mess at sl3 per
hEi Our quotations are unchanged, viz: western
mess at $15 prime mess at $tS; prime st st0.
AID rump at $S.e0I9 per brl. LARD-We note a
sa!e or 5W tle1ces western lard {Eayorite brandy
deliverable in New York at 6Sc per b. On ths
spot come 4G0 brls aud tcs have been sold for ex-
port at 84c per r. The market Is quite steady at
9, do IN gs{regularipackagee sxc city rendered
leaf 11lc and refined 94c per 70.
BALTIMORE HIDE AARKET.-April 10.
There has been some little doing in hides stnce
our last report but there is no change to not in
prices. About 9,oC6 Bueonee Ayres dry hides have
been bought in New York for this market at 25k
@s6c 2 b We etirl quote city slaughtered hiies
u Scents; country do cents, at which rates the
market closes firm ~
, 1862-04-22

Total. .-..-... s5s7 sso6a5 123i0O e07oo 49,, E51;s
Inc weather today has been cold, wet. and
generally dtsagreeable. During the greater part
Of Sunday night. and today, 1t has rained or
showed almost fncessantiy-Wfth strong north.
east wind blowing. As consequence, nearly all
Kinds OF outdoor business was neglected: and
holders of breadstuffs, on acconut of the wet
weather, and the unfaEorable reports from the In
terror, were frmer. a scarcity of vessels.
however, tended to render transactions unusually
light.
The wheat market was firm, and prices ad dvanced
shout 1c per bushel; but the demand WAS mt
very active at the improvement, and only about
6o.ooo bushels changed hands at T7@77xc fol No /
Spring, and 7a9T3Hc for No sprfng-a1 subject
10 &c storage. The market at the close VIVA
quiet but drm at 77Hc and 7sc for 10 sud
No =.
The decline In freights by railroad caused q
more active demand for Flour, and We haye to
note Gales Of 4oo bis. at $3.70@s,s5 for fair to
very choice Spring Extras-the bulk Of the sales
being at $3D0a9GK.
Com Was h1m ut Saturdays adranee, but owing
to the scarcity OF yessele, the transactions
amounted to only 5000 bushels, at Sxc for
Prime and River Mixed adoat; a5Hc for New do
afoat; and &c for Rejected aaoat.
Oats were quiet, with Hight sales at &c aBoat.
Rye advanced H@1c, with sales Of No. at 4s@44c
in store, and afoat at 44Hc. Barley was In good
demand, and sales ranged from soDs6c, according
to sample HtghWines we.e dali but Inactive
18K@1ec offered, and 19x@tac asked. Timothy
eeed was dull, and the sales light At q. .NRl 80
Clover was almoet neglected.
The Provision market was duh. There is no de-
nand for Ness Pork, and<shs market la entirely
nominal Bulk Meats are IN limited request, with
, 1862-04-22
Chicago Theological seminary.

Chicago Theological Seminary.
The eociehes Of Chicago Theological Semi
nary held their Fourth Anniversary last even.
Ing. 4 good audience was present, notwtth-
standing the storm. The first oration was
spoken by Mr.. G. Il. Beecher, on tTha True
Voice Of Mankind.n He took the ground
that the voice Of the people was Gods voice
only when 1t spoke Gods truth. onca it
cried "Crucify him." and It has shouted
Fanatic" after many one whom afterwards
It called tue reformer and hero But in the
long run It does speak Gods word In our
land what is now called "fanaticism.' will
some time be named truth and righteous
ness.
M.J'H. Wilhelm spoke concerning "TheTrue
and False" He believedin "common sens.''
tae sixth faculty Of common people. .Lincoln's
dfst Message showed his humble origin bytts
common sense. nourCo rCongTessmen would stop
their endless chatter about constitution
ality" and exercise common sense, thcy
would soon find out aud destroy the cause Of
the war.
Mr.: Myron ". Reed spoke Of g Finding By
Losing" Nature teaches every child the
lEs6UH VI Ea4A EAE&AAEE- 1uG Q4EYeaIS we
resp, others sowed. Some one suffered for
each one Of Us. Where the brave scout Of
Freedom walked to the gallows two ycars ago,
nov the grand army marches. Selfsacridce
is the only standard Of heroism. Nature gives
Jfefty-on1y man breaks down in hIs part.
The rose and violet shame the foot that treads
them down. Truth always shapes itself into
Duty. It is doing that counts. Lyon leading
his column at Springfield is better than EY-
erttt writing his column In ths Ledger. I
Mr. 0. W. Fay spoke on "Natioaal Retribu-
tion.' The mandates Of Justice are obeyed
sooner or later. The Colonies planted in this
land merely for money making fi1ed-only
the MaTfoaer Pilgrims had the elements Of
success. We are NOW reaping the retribu-
tions evil principles have wrought ont. But
the Dragon Slavery has fallen On his face, and
wailing is heard throughout his borders. And
victory must be with those principles over
which our Northern farmers wane.
The Mason Musical Club gave some excel
lent music. The t'Ship of Union''-words
by longfellow, music By Geo. r. Root-was
peculiarly effective.
, 1862-04-22
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.


First Sail Vessel Through the Straits.
This (Monday evening" tie schooner Die Yer
non, Capt. Dan. Insraha1u, arrived at this port,
the first arrival Of sail vessel this SEASON from
the lower lakes. Capt IngrahRm informs US that
he left Buffalo on the 11th inst, passed Detroit on
the 18th, and got through the straits on the 10TH
He met with considerable floating ice in the
straits, but otherwise be had no difficulty. On
Saturday last he found the schooner A. T. Hart
and bark Danube at anchor at Old Mackinac, bound
down. He also met the schooner Ostrich off the
Aanitous. and the schooner Barbarian off the
Beavers, all bound down. The schooners Racer,
Milwaukee Belle, Lookout and Outonta accom-
panied him through the straits. The three latter
vessels went into Milwaukee to-day, but the
Racer, which was bound for Chicago, he thinks got
stuck in the Ice at the Straits as he has not seen
her since Saturday He left the most Of the up
ward-bound fleet On st. Clair flats. Capt. Ingra-
ham deserves great credit for being able to get
through to Chicago first.
VESSEL SALE.-The brig n. h. STANDARD vas
sold by Capt. " illiam Linder. chip broker, to
Walter Joy and others, for ten Thousand dolla rs-
Byfalo E1prtss-
VESSEL SALE-The schooner RUBY 1at tons.
WAS recently cold for 81 25O0.--Ib.
, 1862-04-22

TIE TREAsURER's SALARY,
an a. a1ppilcatlon was made by the City Treas.
ury. Y. Fl. Rice, for the payment of fha sn1,
p1 o. S3aD S ior extra bookkeeping, ali incurred
the Office. The Finance COMMITTEES renorted red
iayorably to the allowance of the additional
salary. Aid Hubbard objected, saving that
the Treasurer should have thought Of that BE-
lore accepting the position
Ald: Conisky also opposed the order.
Application to lay over and be printed,
The application Of y. Paine for an abate-
mcnt Of taxes was negatiyed.
TIE BARKER INDEBTEDNESS
The application Of J. n. Barker, asking that
IN Indebtedness Of s., 900 to the school fund
be cancelled, and In payment thereof certain
renl estate be accepted, WIS read The Com
mittee On Schools reported an order comply
Ing with Barker's request, provided all jadg-
light Of his. fMaEgafet o'tonoshnes TN ~ for rne q
dover Of SIS per annum, now lien upon the
Barker without expense to tie citf. 4 Report bort
concnrred in.
The Committee on Schools, to whom
Eas referred the petition Of Messrs,
ssfeE as{e that h@fkny aysr aas asnus, Brenqsa
upon certain leased school lots be- rednced nn =,
the discretion Of the Mayor and Comnfrn1ier'
Fas read. It recommended the proposed re.
duction.
,aazs A minority report, rsjectiug the same WAS
printed. ~
PAVING CLARK STREET AND OTHER STREETs
An order was passed for the repayIne Of
tlafk street, between Lake and South Water
streets, with cobbte stone, at cost Of 81, ,0S0.
40; EoSs called up the report Of the Bo.rd
OF fah1fc Works and an ordinance for the re-
paving OF Canal street, and other streets, with
pfoken stone from the BrideWeu. After be-
ing amended SO as to strike out Canal street,
and leave It to@he Board Of Public Works to
oIaw upon the Brideweu for stone for the re-
ts pa11 oI anf street that needed improvement,
the ordinance Was adopted.
THE PKorLE's GAS COMPANY.
The ordinance providing for the laying of
tne gas pipes Of the City Gas Light aud Coke
company, and the Peoples Gas LIght and
Coke Company, under stringent restrictions,
and placing the grading Of The depth Of the
ssg sa1o gas Pipes and me granting Of permits for
AID Cobb offered an amendment.
Aid: Myers desired pruviso inserted that
tne Gas Companies enter into bonds to the
amount Of $4,000, that they will pay ali dam
gs * ss asseanlng to individuals either by open
night or day. ~*oH
Aid. sa1onan asked that the ordinance Law
over 1or The legal opinion Of the City A.
AID. Prindiyilla believed In opposition in
all things. especially in the mattel ef gas. BE i
thought that every facility should b. siiowed
the New Gas Company. -'@N"~A
should show It's hand and let she pabIIc sea
what encouragement Its MEMBER give to
nsw corporations, which were In the eud cal
eulated to eheaPen an article Of extensive
Aid. Colby's amendment wxs Withdrawn,
, 1862-04-22
MARINE LIST
DnHT dhH3 t10rr

Prop Fsiss aasEsson, iSS@ A51i 11nSa leassr
Bark rmsol Tussola Richardson, Grand Haven, $50
Brig B; IT; Seymour, Walter, Two Rivers, 80 eds
sehr Sutherland, Petry, st. Joseph, 1,a4o R r
schr Rinsdsle, Gilbert, Racine, 4,aooo bricks.
Sch Adell. Scott. Bi!ly 5 Hazbor is bis isl.
schf Gol Clover, Miller. Grand Hayen, - II lum-
schr Farmer, Le.is, Manitowoc, 2e7 m shingles.
schr LeTant, Cheny, ,lG1and Haven, 100 M lumber
Schr YIN Jones, Thomas, Manistee, 80 m lumber
SER AiEondelle, johnson, Kalamazoo, GO N lnm-
schr Harriet Ann, Hanson, Kalamazoo, s6 N lum-
scbr H HSss sn1nIh Z n xhiHgles w,a,oa ,.
schr G Foster, Smith. Muekegon, 90 m lumber.
sehr = B Campbell, Dillon, Muskegou, 80 N Inn
Schr Lonisa, Davis hIanitowoc 85 eds wood,
Sehr Gol Shepherd. d. Aekay, Holland. 35 eds wood.
schr Norton. carbelry, Wolf River, z,oo5 cedar
schr Eestehester, Burns, Grand River, 80 n
etaves, ~ N timber, so eds wood
Sehr Mary, fanderburgb, Holland, SO m stayes.
Sehr Har11son, Leigh, Aanistee, 100 II, lumber
shE earsn ReeRa vdsta knss 1so r. lumber
schr Illinois, Burke. MuEkegon, 80 m lumber,
CLEARED. April at.
Prop p1ion, Cooper, sarnia, 1850 bu wheat, 500
Prop ontonagon, Wilkins, Goderich. 4s bales
broom corn, 1857 br1s four 1ai2 brls pork,
eS 6rls Lard, I34 bfls beef.
PIoP IoPP his kiay Tsnf Hanf Rnsga GageE g
pork, 1000 brls lard, 1c5o br1s beef. 1'1>'
Bark Nichols, Gravea, Buhalo, 1858 bu corn.
@ BaIk Iuseola. Richardson, Grand River:
Rag Fashion, ling, Green by. B''' ''''' 0u ''Fn'
Brig Roacius, Blackburn, Batfslo Il, 125 bu com.
Brig Fanny Gardner, Ruther, Buffalo, 1855 bu
schE AAn,te1ops; Williams, White Riycr
schr Fn1ton M Tyler, osEego s,45o bu barley, 45o
Sehr Rapid, Black, Buffalo, 1900 bu wheat.
schr Denmark, McGinn, Bafalo 9,625 bu wheat
schr Rainbow, Fletcher, Buffalo, is, 600 bu corn.
SER @ Hope, Ho oneson, nstsSs sGssboysanip Be- SSsaph
schr Douglas, Viekore, oswego, Il, 90 81 bar.
schr y Hinsdale, Gillezt, Racine.
schr Grape Shot, Chandler Buffalo, 20 COO bu OATS
sehr Meridian, Wooinough, Buhalo, 11,s25 bu
schr Ellen Ellen Williams Fitzgerald Buffalo, 1855, bu
scar Rich@ond Keith, Buialo' 80 bu con- M loin
Sehr Eleanor, Henderson. Buffalo, 1900 bu corn
seh1 Sefr ag Magic Gonnel. Grand Raven; ,,
schr Three Sisters, Gregosaon, ManitoToc, SIS bu
seh5 s 81. Clover, Miller, Grand Haven,
schr YIN. Jones. Thomas, Manistee.
schr Airanden, JohnRon, Kalamazoo.
Schr Harriet Ann. Hanson.
az HFsaR7ss FosRs7 sR %Ri9hn hastson St. Joseph
schr Golden ae1 Harvest, stubbs Buffalo, 10000 bu
r se6r eeeRe4 ct BSepbsld bos aeRay RaskasGn Heand
Schr Mestchestert Burns, Grand Rivers,
Schr Harrison, Leigh, Manistee.
Sehr B4ena Vista. Knee, Manistee.
seow Hercules, Gunderson, Pierre Marquette
ILLINOIS AND nIICHIGAN CANAL.