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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1862-09-10
Troy Sent

The Constitutional Union Convention met
this afternoon, and appointed Committee of
Conference with the view Of uniting with the
Democratic Convention. An informal ballot
was had for Governor, resulting in plurality
OF votes being thrown for Horatio Seymour.
Adjourned
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1862-09-10
CAIRO Sent O

CAIRO, Sept9.
News received at headquarters last night
states that Clarkville has fallen into the hands
of the Federals. Col. Lowe left Fort Donel-
son Saturday with the intention of attacking
the rebels there on Sunday He was met BY
them, 1900 strong. The rebels quickly dis
persed. Twenty-Five prisoners were taken.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1862-09-10
SCRANTON. Pa Sent

'IOfF-f-VfV-N' JOPt.
Immediately upon receipt of the intelligence
that the rebels had invaded Pennsylvania, a
public meeting was called. the stores closed,
guns fired and bells rung. The residents as
sembled EN- masse for drill. The Governor has
been rendered the services of the entire popu-
lation to repel invasion.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1862-09-10
Items from the Memphis Appeal.
MEMPHIS. Sent.

~'Ai-'' iAi', sept ".
The following items are from the Grenada
Appeal Buckner is created a Major General
and assigned 10 the command of the 3D. grand
division of the army.
Gen. Beauregard and staff arrived at Mobile
on Saturday last His health is fully restored
A joint committee had been appointed by
the rebel Congress 10 investigate the charges
against Secretary Mallory, who is said To be
very unpopular with the secessionists.
The armed rebel steamer Yorktown, bound
from Mobile to Havana, was totally lost on the
18th. The crew was saved.
The Appeal glorifes exceedingly over the
late rebel successes.
The New Orleans Delta of the 2Sth says the
Federals are perfectly confident Of their ability
to hold the city against Breckenridge and Van
Dorm, whom it invites to another conflict.
meeting of citizens calledby Gen. Sherman
was largely attended, aud showed unmistaka-
BILE Union feeling, but without result Gen.
Sherman addressed the meeting at length, in
reply to the complaints that have been made
to him. resolution was offered requesting
him to require the citizens to take the oath
or leave the city. The General did not think
he had the power to enforce such am oath. A
committee was appointed to memoralize Judge
Catron to organize the State Courts.
skirmish between party of the 18th ILL
nois cavalry and the enemy near Holly Springs
resulted in the capture of eighty of the latter
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1862-09-10
Portland Mutual Fire Insurance
Company.

TNHE Annual Meeting of the above-namcd Compa-
Il ny, for the choice of officers and such other bus
incss may come before them. will be held at their
Office, on Monday, October 9th at "a O'Clock 4. NJ
Per order
sepeodtd EDWARD SHAW, Secretary.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1862-09-10
Stock Market.

NEW YORK, Sept. 0.
Stocks firm; Chicago & Rock Island 6-l Cleveland
Toledo 53,; Panama 1i0J Michigan southern
guaranteed e2i; Michigan Central ISL; New York
Central 93l Illinois Central Bonds l0oi Gold llSl
Treasury 1910 l03
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1862-09-10
BELFAST Me Sent

The quota of nine months men for this city
has been promptly filed by volunteers so there
will be no drafting here tomorrow.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1862-09-10

A MAN Of ten years experience desires place As
"A salesman in a store, or partner. The best OF
references eau be given.
Address 5. ID. L., Portland T.. o., with real name
ana business. sept4dtf
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CINCINNATI. Sent. o.

CINCINNATI, Sept. q.
Gen. Robert c. Schenck was nominated for
Congress in Sd district by reclamation, to-day.
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Pier and Mantle Mirrors.

MYTH Oval. Square Eliptical frames. with
w Rosewood, Black Walnut or Gilt finish made
to order of any size, style design, OF new and
elegant patterns; also cheap Looking Glasses and
plates reset in old frames, by
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1862-09-10

ApJurANT WILLIAM ii. LARRABEE.
Recruiting Officer.
III Recruiting Office. foot of Exchange Street,
over Duran's Clothing Store. augladtf
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-12-24

DEylsE OF VENERABLE CITIzEs.-Yesterday
morning. Anthony TismAnn i.her OF ex Mayor Tisrianu
lied L. a, city the advanced sge of3t year, Ar Teusrn
be Fl high seen by large circs Of flisnds For
y-su no local preacher in tho Methods. Episcopal
Chuleh enabled eli the pup!: almost to close
OH
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-12-24
Mcdowell Court "a INQUIRY.

wimrsor,- Tueiisy Dec o. i9c,
II The Mcdowell Couit o. Iuquiry to-day Gen.
sigel WIS cfoss-cXamined. This examination tai
reference moro particularly 10 TIE Causes OF rreu-
Dice which DO might be supposed to have l,eiust
Con. Mcdowell. in connection with tho rrmarl ~
officer is alleged to have maize T. one Of De Is gss
st.E.
Witness Acknowledged Ibis romar'. % lie his ci.el
reason Of compliant, bGt there were Q hers &" il
being personal dspute.' wli,h no did rot 81 ID 90
melaon. Gao waa, shat, having cent an abide.
camp 20 Gen. Mcdowell dnrmg tie march from
Gainesville 10 Manassas, to make IA report. rnd iu-
qeire tire caute Of d firing heard or heirlG-thc
officer WAX grossly insu'tod by hm in the presence
Of bis lMcDowolrsl staff hut be IS c) did uo, e,
much regard ttis as 90 llfout to himself 10 10
member Of tis eaG.
Gen. Sisel nest remarked, in Tie o.sr Of dnic,
the m, ements wherein he thorght Gen. Mcdowell
hid been tardy in cooneri,ci fr instance, when
Jackson WAS all wed . oycrcoua Slio'df. Escape
Fremont and 10 sejo.n tie main aumy OF The Hebes
aont6ni.ng against Cen. Mcclellan near Richmond.
lie also accused Mcdowell Of leaving Gen. Ban,s
1T tie battle Of Cedar Mountain with only Q. 100
men to Withstand alone % 900 OF tho enemy, even
AlltI '"sn ITO il'i"Neii nlt 10 heI ooch warned
of their approach.
TIE Court then adjourned.
Tho Porter Court-Mauial Old not meet to-day.
ss,-s1-fasi-sE --fsssafu-rr
BuLL's IlgAD.--Ihe weekly Iepof OF the Cellisi
na,Lct continuation Of otcss 81 Cadsna oui.
oc,f frch sa have ueea sod tls u-usuiy so run-
Defs at pics ffpg lcu 10 tp l c,ba Tou.l On tlc
meat tie SOLE sinking ola. Witch IA s1ne 0i he lsest in
eg4n. very Ia - lo NJ &c., herilr valuable hides The TO-
1 shove c0nsaei bo reduction "a th supply of ed 81 fe.
JI as fad d
udyanre. ldard tie closing safes of tho bnn.k ana te
Ter below he close 1T fof al the lower sis o.
huf bit cInnty buy there would been mole lrN
unsod ls rex thsn ist stu. The prospect IL layo
1i Tor owners ~ real ni buocAs a. sJl freely
TIE week 20 a0 a cents pound. re. ssght
EUEGTAL o. LiTuT. BuluSGHAM.-The funeral
81 llor,. andrew byinii sham of tompsuy A. 6gf Now
cab NnlnutesTs .oaA place yssieday NO n. Thirty
zenith ftfcrt Tie funeral stteAdrd by COMPANY A.
Ggh a. h o. G! which deceased IVES forms4y or4,flv
SCI can't The remain iateusl IN CalYsiy Cemetery
with militia bonoIg.
, 1862-09-19
THE WAR IN MISSOURI.
Military Preparations in
the State,
Mere Guerrilla 0perations--EScapc
of PoiRdex;er.

Especial Dispatch to The Chicago Tribune.1
Sr. LOUIS, Sept. 1s, 1s61
Aayices from Spring field are all interesting. |
Ever! thing Is given up to military activity to
resist the threatened advance Of H1ndman.
Ssgrces and militia within fifteen miles have
been impressed into service, the former build
ing fortihcations, and the latter drilling.
Stores are open oUly in the morning, and i
vigorous system of martial law prevails Sew
e1al points in the southwest have been fort;-
fed.
Gen. ScAofeld takes the field imnediatelr
in the eouthwes.. Col. Shankliu, with snail
company ct militia, day before yesterday,
broke ap rebel guerilla company in Liylngs-
ton county. =
The cd Iowa regiment arrived tllis morn-
Ing. One Of the priyates, named Rogers,
was drowned while trying to recover his MUS
ket, which feI overheard
An attempt to smuggle eco ounces Of qui-
nine southwark was detected this morning.
Col. Blair has been successful in Obtaining
promise THAT our Illinois regiments shall
join his brigade. Commissions have been
! issued for eight new Missouri regiments.
Information reached here By the North Mis-
souri, train last night, that the guerilla chief
Poinderter, escaped from Hudson yesterday
/ morning To some it is not matter Of sur
prise. It Was feared that way would be
made for his escape, and it is now reported
| that the officers in charge Of him taok the
| irons Off him and sent him out, on some pre-
*ext, with t~o guards, upon whom he played
tne old trick OF throwing red-pepper in their
eyes and then ran of.
We learn by gentleman just down from
Marion county, that Porter, with his band Of
gueril1as. made another raid on Palmyra day
before yesttrday, lFuesdas,) took possession
| Of the place md held it for several hours.
He arrested and paro1ed every Union mau
in the town, rclnfring come Of them to exc
cute bonds not to take up arms against the
Southern confederacy. A party Of his men
arrested Col Hayward mud one OF his captains,
Of the enrolled militia, on tho road between
hannibal aud PALMYRA, and exac.ed similaz
paroe from them Having accomplished this
| work the gnerillas rode into the brush with
out molestation.
ST. Lor1s. Sept. 1S.-Gen. Schoileld has dc
parted for Springfield to take command In per
son Of the division in the Southwest. A Euer
lila band under HiDdman, Pike, Cotfe,, aus
Rsins, have been copgreEatiug in the South
vest border for the purpose OF again i1Vadin!
this State. Their movements hare been clo5el
watched, ard every preparation made to Civ
them fitting reception
, 1862-09-19

9ass meeting was held In Music Hill yexte.-
day Sunday to arouse the people to tue in
portance Of making ereditable coutrihn tfonn
for the relief OF sick and wounded go1diarx
The mayor presided. Speeches were msde "a
Raw Thomas Starr King, Eugene CassitT
Frederick Billings, and othera- The ueats1o<
was very enthusiastic, and the movement t6
raIee money is likely to prove great success-
Part Of the estate OF the late Senator B1o1-
}lT0,000.
The Sap Francisco brokers have organized q
stock abdle1change board on q plAu similar to
the New FORK organization.
8Ay FRANCISCO, Sept 16.-B. F, Harding
was reelected United States Senator BY the
Oregon leQtsIature, on the 18Th, after thirty
ballots The Last vote stood Harding twenty
eight; George L. Williams, twenty-three
harding Is q Onion Democrat.
The citizens IN tho vicinity OF Portland,
Oregon, have contributed IS 1000 to the na-
tiuna1 sanitary fund.
A dispatc ch dated Ruby Valley, Utah, Sep
tember 18th, says tweuty-three emiyrants
were murdered By the Indians, near GraTely
Ford, Humboldt River. Col Conner will
dispatch 4 company OF cavalry to-morro-, to
ases 1tain the 1acss, If possible, and chastise
the Indiana
The first arrest for u!tering treasonab,e l,n-
guage, In CalfoEuia, was made yesterday at
Benicia- One Msjor MackaY, refusing to taxa
the oath OF allegiance, WIS committed to
prison.
, 1862-09-19

IsD1AsAroL1s, Sept 1T.-Thera are now
employed iu the State arseual IN this city, over
SOC haEds, who manufacture upwards Of 2o0,-
COO Ern.n arm cartridges daily, rs veil as 1arge
quantities Of canister+ shell md shot. This Is
more than any similar establishment in the
United S!ates turns ont In one d1T.
The arrangements, buildings, aud grounds
for the state fair are nearly completed, aud
rived here with stock aud articles for exbibi-
lion. The horse-ring is n half mile In length,
and is pronounced admirably By torscmen.
TIE exhibition will open on the 29:h inst.
Resiguasions-Cols. Fitch, 46th,. aud Nc
Lane, 4Sd Lieut. Coils: MeuiEeather, 331h,
ham, 44th, and Major Holman, 18Th; Surgeons
Bond, 18th, aud Clapr, s5th:
IxpIASAPuL1s, Sept. 18.-An order was
! Ifsued yesterday from the general commits
sioner's Office, from which the touo wing ex-
| t1ac'B are taken:
The returns are now all In, and ths quotas
ct the several Townships IN each county will
| be for1arded to the enrolling commits 5iouers
| of the several counties before the close Of the
present week. II possible E tch township
will thus be enabled to ascertain its deficiency,
and If that Is supplied before the day fixed for
! the draft, then no draft viii be made In that
/ tosrship, and if the deficiency Is only partly
| supplied sby volunteers, then the draft will
| only be made for the residue, according to
data furnished by tue general government:
| The rnm0er 10 Qe YET supplied p9 1QQl lun
| to relieve her from draft Ia about 6 600 Vol
| untee1s will be received for tReIvs months,
| not only to supply the deficiency Of 600, bul
! also Rn equal number from the State at large
viii be accepted, making tots1 OF II 600.
The draft will take place on the 9Th Of Ocso
ber next in every township In which any def
cheney exists ut that time.
Indiana has In the field and In camp ove'
| D,Ceo volunteers, and It Is cont danrlE %
lieyed that no resort to draft will be neeee
ssry to make The small number yet required
| to fill up her compile 1aent.
| Passes to leave the Stata a5e no longer 1o
| quired.
By order Of the Governor
(SiGned) j. +. SippAA' oea ~o1A''
, 1862-09-19

and prices edvanced tc per bfl. About 30oo hrls
Of al grades were sold at t4.8oGsso for Common
to god White Winter Extra: a acGo4 Is for me-
diun to good Spring Extra; 9ta094 Is for Win
tel superhne, and $a a@& oofo epsing supesane.
Corn opened quiet and stea3y, but becam more
sctive towards the close, md an advance Of Nc
pr hnehel was paid f.1 lots In 1avorite ware
housse. 6alas Lot up about 708 600 bushels Of all
grades at prices ranging from 86Gsac for Yellow
River adeat; G1Hc for Canal Mixed ahYa:;
&C for Yellow In store; 7sl294c for
Mixed In store, and 2sH9a4c To-. Rejected
The eales Of Mixed at 2s@a8hc and Rejected at
a3Hc were made for lots In stnrges' and North
Side tousee. -
Oats were In actiTe demand, and the market
ruled hrm and bouyaut with an advance Of 1G11xc
per buehe1. About 63 0cQ bushels sold as 310a2e
for No and SIC for Rejected IN store. Rye waa
stsady lat 43c for No. and 35c for Reelected.
Barley was In fair request at prices ranging from
Nl1Gc Provisions are dull and nominal. High
wines were very dEm-229K Was offered and re-
fnted- About 400 bulls. changed tands
within the psst week IN very quiet way at al1c-
Ditthlers are Jet In the dark as to h,w the tax
is be spplied, whether On the goocs nanutac-
tuYed previous to and on hand u me 1T Of Sep
tember, OF On thoee manufactured subsequent to
that date. 1t would be relief to manufacturers
at large TO have Secretary chase's explicit de,
ctsi1n cn this matter. Lake Frelghts Te7e
sttady at &c for Corn, and &c for Wheat to Buffalo
and 15c for Wheat to Osweg0 and Kingston.
, 1862-09-19

NEW YORK, ,Sep.1s. .-FLorn- Market STEADY with |
light receipts and moderate business doiag SHES
q fcr ezra ssa,e; IS o565 IS for super western
$54rGf5 10 for common to medium extra Htetcrn;
IS suN5 gu for common to good splpplng brands
brands, ,1p.rket closing quiet Canadian nour with
s.6, ior common; {: 7o@G.e2 for, good to choice
At ss.5e@3,so Corn meal N lar demaad. Saies
15G bsls jersey at So 4sl3.50.
NH1eKT-W1thout nateIla1 change. Sales 6ol
brls. ct 3:G3ahc.
export en1nizy N skct 1c better; but aftetward.
gold and exchange materially decltned and ffeights
advanced ha'f-perny-markc.c closiuS heavy and
tec1i5ipg Sales 81 HN hu. Chicago tpr1ng Ut
s1U9@ l16: - o0G bu. Milwaukee club AZ 81 10
LII; 81 Lt1 bu. amber Green Bay q. IL -; - OU
ohs1 on w9tf5 sbsan 5sa ws!f:s e s s Wh aS
Michigan at t13G11 60: Rye in far request at
7t&11Ec for sornd western; SH4ESUfc for state:
ss e and sose
a1i tat uncut ycetcrGsy's quotations. Sales 124,-
90 bu. at 6o@61c for shipping mixed wsstern-the
SIC for u1reunt; ard 6sc for western yellow. Oa.s
s1 EN- and ttats.shs tate lastes p11ee foi S6Iesse;
s5s T. S0sS stss asd s9 sas 2s afs a. s
Fans; S. bo1es Havana at s,s and
SO bfgr Aani]la at s7f; Mo!as=es more active
a1d s5 ed :. Sss S3ss q s ss Psfe
Rico at 80 t5s: 40 hhds Trirldad at 3ic and 20
| tbds Ba1badoes at 3'&l3Sc-
PRov1s1oss-Pork, little more doing and market
| clostt ehade frmcr. Sales 1870 brls. at $ll 81
| for meee; k:012A@10 Is thin 1uese $1e 12H t3t
prime $1e 81 for clear and $11 s5111 fnr prt
! 7Kees. Beef quiet. Sales 100 brls. at IS 50tsG0
for ccuntry prime: IS tod21n Is for country w~st-
| II s7t for extra western pEinc Mess beef dali
| and nominal. Beef hams moderately active At
| sis crQ2lt.5y for choice western. cutneats In
| lets active demand and firm Sales 100 packages
| ut 4Hc for shoulders and 1aS516c for hams Bacon
sides d1l ard nomiua1ly u9ceanEed =, La!d s:ealy n
| 9Ac. Butter at 1G1sse fos state. Cheese hfm
AID in fa1r Gemand AZ TGta14e-
BFFFALO, ,Stpt. 18-FLouR-Aarket quiet:
GRA1f-W heat, quiet 1oE eprlng; fId winter
better with fatr derand- Sales. IS .00o bu red
winter Indiana, Ohio and Michigan At 5i10 g
Corn hrzn and IN demand at 40c. Oats firm At 4oc
Barley aud rye quiet.
| CANAL FRH1Gurs- Steady at 15c for com and IL
| Tor wheat to New York.
iapoETa-4o Goa brle. -four, $4,000 bu wheat
| s9tIC hu c1.n. 17,U0 hu. oats.
Fxr,Hrs-1.U0 bEle fur. 10y Mn On Wheat
l54u bu corr, q, ,N0 bu oate. 49, 900 bn rJe-
and market steady.
GnAM--Wheat 1c better; supply light and par
ties generally apart in their T1ews3 tales 14,uo
nn winter red fninois. Corn quiet.
CANAL FRElGHrs-Firmer but not quotab
higher. Flour 5uG551c, and wheat 1ec to fes
LAKE Ixro1rs-5se tr1s -four. GO 900 bu. whea.
69((n hu. enrn. 130u bu oats.
CANAL E1roRrs-e00 bs1s. -four, 48. 900 br
; wheat, 14.N 90 bu. co1n, 10. 100 bu- oata-
, 1862-09-19
by TELEGRAPH.
Gontsasted from ths Fsfzt Rge.

board, passed Bateman''s Landing. aeova
Island 40. On Sunday, she WAS fred at from the
tncre. No one was hurt. It is supposed the
Eatole Of the fright was not understood.
Gotflllas at that point are very bold.
frtce ls near Corinth, aud the country may
confidently look for something interesting
from that quarter IN a few DAYS.
CoH1srH, Miss, Sept. u, 1861
Our troops burned the to1n Of Iuka yester-
dvy, after having brought away everything
valuable The town Of Tuscuinbla Wss de-
b;royed in the same manuer the day previous.
Gen. RosecraDs WAS in Corinth yesterday
ard hts division is not far from here. Ill
IN town. We believe Gen. Bnell to be at
Nashville, OF near there with his entire army.
1estt rday deserier from Gen. Prices ar-
ms was brought into Corinth. He states tia.
Price has force Of ahout 1000 men, aud
that he does not intend to stack Us, but to
destroy our railroads, cut of our supplies.
and bt siege our army. The guards on tha
railrosds leading wsst to the Mississippi have
recently been heavily reinforced, probably In
anticipation Of an attempt Of this kind.
Several thousand troop. have been recently
withdrawn from this vicinity aud sent to K.n-
tpcky. We feel confident, however, tba: re
have enough men leis to repel any force the
Ftkels are able to send against us.
Unusual activity has been manifested re-
Gently In shsa department. Regiments OF in
1sAa1 %ls IuoslpE OIL quietly TO the p!1ceS 1S-
signed them BY the general in comm .ud-
Squadrons Of cavalry are frequently to be s.cn
On the march, and now and the1 = b,tter7
passes our camp, all destined to some paint,
| to US my stery. Large truus OF Wagons are
| frequently in sight, and no# and thea q few
| bu:,ernuss pass our camp escorted by 50 1si
| OF federal soldiers on their way to hc1d,11ar.
| tc1s.
About fifteen hundred negroes are encamped
| two miles south from Corintd, in charge O
| the sixth division, Gen. Davies. About q;
many more are employed IS cooks, teamsters
servants and lsbofcrs Throughout the camp
As many Is two OF three hundred have q.
rived at Corinth in one day during the pas
week, AID every train from the interior bring
new additions to their lumber.
Large quantities of cotton have also azrlvc
ct this plaee during the past few days, and be
tween orc and Two hundred scctsh hare bee
confined in our prisons.
Several bnrdred recruits for old regiment
have arrived by railroad during the curreu
week. aud large squads reach here By ever
train. Men who wish to join the army wi
find it decidedly preferable to enter the rank
! VI TIED regiments who have already won
reputation which i. m honor 10 any one, III
which are oflicered by men of experience.
, 1862-09-19
Goal ami I2lunD.
NOAL! COAL! CDAJ!-

GOAL! COAL! CDAL!-The
Coal Companies, Of PtnnsYivanla Rg-39 ots-r their
limp. Egg sud Range Coal. 1t Nlnlns r'ccs. sats
%pt e1pe1ses added They t.tne all their own Euat,
BAD sell the cheaper t,sa Anrasac te C,st
cAu be h uEht f..ssu any othcs source. isreEeEs,
Bakers and Ceubt.y Dealers attention called the
above facts.
r,E Iron leh'sh E1o.snarSn ur:a- I'M. Etc Chip.
rcwa and al otnrf Goals Kept and sS!t at lowest
Wholesale And lIeta.t prizes.
fticeE 81 Madison street at Madison Ht.eet bridge.
III arm fa6 Sn,th Market street. and n s4nt, rlarE
Street. foot Of Liberty street. Post t,fcr 1x s7'.
iyt9 tlS5 :nu ROBERT LAW. Agent
, 1862-09-19

scnr Queen City, STOW: Presque 1s1e, 400 tons
Eehr Driver Dayidtor. Depere, 70 N lumber, 47o m
sebr Guido. SHAW, St Joteph. 70 cords wood, 30
n etAves-
Brig @a:linenn. Jeffry, Buffalo. 900 N lumber,
schr Venue. Thomeon. Maakeeen. 81 u lumber.
schr Telegraph, Hayes. Gzaad Haven, IS m luu1-
ber. 3i3 = ehiI E1es
schr I g Irwin. Ruetr, Mu.kegon, Ga m lumber.
sehr E1pe1imsns, Adams, St Joseph, 50 cords
sehr Eand. Mckay. Muskegon. es n lumber
schs Elya Sinclair. Y bite Lake, 50 m lumber, 10
sehs octayia, Jshneen, Pier coye % cord wood.
senE e ~ Roberts, Nelson Port sheldon, Is cords
sehr Kitty ;iy2 Grant, sveensen. White Rt1sr' 90 N
Bchr : shoyer, ech,obohn, Auakcsou. % m
ssT hrf Sssa s.. ss5es Esq.,
sehs 1%ssn.ides, % -Radsworth. Cleveland, ~ tons
SCH iii 4 M SgasnsdaiE. coeassas, osTsso' lsao
schr Pnrsont, Young, oswego. LOO brls salt.
CLEARED ..-.... Sept. IS.
stmr Sunbeam Morgan, Two Rivers, 60 bu wheat,
Prep G1aaits State. Davis. ogdenaburgh 900 br,s
tout.
Prop ogdeneburgh. Hopkins. osdcnsbursb. 1,soo
hills lpur sou br1s hiyhwlnes.
Prop lady Franklin. Napier, St Joseph sundrfes
Ba:k OCEAN Waye, 1lgTaham, O.densnursa. II, $40
bu com, 80 bu rye.
Bark Monitor. cHpron. Buffalo, q, ,oo0 bu corn.
Bark lresn Gty. johnson. Bull 10, 3f.H 0 pu corn.
| Bark Daunbe, Hall. Buffalo, 13,p00 On corn.
Bark Sam Wood, buckley. Buffalo. n, LIS bu CON-
Biz ; M:sma; sesn1an, 1 oSo1so: '. * ,o,br nv,
| Schr HslIgclnud. BCrac. Muskcgou.
II hi Monticello, Murdock. Osweyo II. $50 hu wheat.
| Schr Comet, Stewart, Huh4!o. st,A0 ou whett.
| Schr st Jsmes. shiny, Buffalo, 14G0 o hu co'n-
| Srbr Warner Burke. 0swego. 1850 ba corn.
Schr Jupiter: Thomson. Buffalo, l6,ta0 bu cota.
| Scbr Driver, Davidson, Depere.
! Schr Gctdc, Shaw, st Joseph
Sch1 Eeuas. Thomson, MutkeGou.
! schr telegraph, HaSea, White Lake.
| Schr L G Irwin. Ringer, Mnskegon
| Echr AdsauCe, Stalker, Buffalo, II 010 bu corn.
| Sehr Experiment, Adame, s: Joseph.
Scht Ka1d. Mckay. Mnskegon-
Schz E1ya, Sinclair, Whlto Lake.
| Srhr OctayiA. johnson, Muakegon.
| Schr G Il Roberts, Nelson, PoEL Sheldon. .
| Sthr Kitty Grnut, Swecnsen, Nhf,e River.
sct1 " Shoser, Schlobohn, ,Auskeson-
| Schr Alpha. Gwynu. South Haven
Scbr f 81 Peck. Sinclair, Pcnt Water.
Schr Geo Steele, Becker, Oswegu- Ii CD hu corn.
Schf Auielis, Euetieh. Buffalo. II 50U hu corn.
Sch G n Holt. Hanson, Buffalo, 10 ~ bu com.
sehr uans Cfocket, Lewis Bada!o, 500 corn.