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, 1862-09-13
MARKETS EX TELEGRAPH,

NEW YORK. sept. 12:-FIorn.,;snrp,y, con;
til ucs liultcd and il fair dtnand Market closed
fr super =1ate; IS 3511 s. for extra state 95.U
9s5.zu tor super western; rs 4555t5 IS fo5 com
mon to medium extra western; $ SIG 1921 for
guiry. saies Is" bis 1t a5.401s55J for
sSson sSp5s II: Ss f?E scsS Sod T. T. e9"!:s q
GsJc. ccrn meal ii fA7 request. Sales a5J brIs
Il x2.5o for Jersey: ss..55 for t;;andywlnc;
Nn1sKr-Narket u shade tttmcc aud qHiat-
Sales 1tU brls. az 81: the lattec an extreme
GEA1S-The supply of wheat WAS quite mod r
ate with fair .Nl.ori demand anu VITA d.
ad>a1c.d1@ac. sales, .a.'co hu- cuica-o, sp:ic::;
At s,Atll.d pa1t to arrl:e: G9,uv bu NJ
wsqkee elub at s. 1"$S1rs; 2t,ue1 In:
13ssU bu. winter rcd- Illinois At *l.2n1
70 43.lD hu. winter red western 1t S1.2siJ1 y ;
s5,tto Cd. anTer Michigan ut 81 12'aei 81. RE
&c; soGna kings ovyz 5c; Bssles d:;l assd !!ta,
al. Corn firm and about 1c. hi=Zhsr. Sales 61.'H]
bn ut :: for sonra zhIprins mlxe4 vest st
AID heated Oats firm at 4S55c. for Jersey,
CaEaoian. western and state:
GHocE1:1ss-1oiIte Of all kinds yer; quiet:
Nosllu. dung. Su-1r- raw in good request and
il:1n. Sales 4. htds New usI,,sns at ?Hee.ut.c.
Me!asscs quiet and without decided chaa=c II
! price,
PHo,1=1oS=-Pork steady ard in moderate dc.
mand sales 1.af5 h-ls. at 81! ~ II = fus nes@:
ST. la11. fur prime and $ll a5ii II 50 for PRIME
SsteG - IS 10. eaua1ry mess; S 5S ie' fac conn.
Try prime $ia tuD'3 IS fur lepacked mes: f'3 =
I @.4,S75: for extra mess. Prime ness beef tull
| and unchanged Beef hams dnll and qnlet. Sales
81 brls. choice western q: IT,. Cut meats firm:
sa*es 1ls pacsaees At ,:G4Hc for shon'ds5s And a
! G@7c 70. bans. B:con tides quiet; sales ~
! Laid s,eacy and moderate demand: sales 1881
bis. at SHC1a 81, chs fly At 81 .. f'ut1er Ezmet
and IL siHl den1ahd: sales at l2I &c for ONO; Il
4, r
OSN EGO, Sept 12-FLorE-C Hcaanged.
! G :a1S-Uf ali G. scrptions qulcI; ssI.s 200:
| tu. w'nler red Illinois at II IL.
| CANAL FEE1GuTs-Be1ler; wheat, lac. corn
| l3Ac II New York. Boats scarce.
IMr,RTs-3G,0Io bu. WHEAT, 6s,G0D bu. corn
1s,teabp ca;s o. 6, o,o -
, 1862-09-13

Rev. y. Colver, D. D., ef the Tabernacle B7V-
tist Church, will preach at Camp Do!Gets, (aer-
cautilc Dattery). next Sabbath ut o'ciGck p H.
- Preaching in the South Pres 7yter1an Church,
crrner Of Third avenue and jackson efreet, to-
morrow at half past Ten m; and half past sSven
Strangers are cordially invited
- The services in st. Ansgariu's Church, corner
1udiaDa and Franklin streets, are established 70,
the fall and winter IL follows: Sunday Scheo1, .
O'Clock: Morning Service, lt'9! O'Clock; Evening
arryire, ~ o'clock. Seats free.
. E. i. TrTTLE, Rector.
- Rev ]. Il, Leonard will preach in the First
United Presbyterian Church. West Eashinytp II
greet Garner Of Jefferson Tomorrow at 1oiS
O'Clock 9 III. and y. II.
- Mrs Cora L.E. Hatch will lecture in Kings
bury Hall ca Sunday Selt a. 1>t;3, AZ lug IL. ~
anu X u. m. There Will he test meeting 1T ~
| O'Clock d. IN. Admission 10 cents.
-~ Rev S. T. Nichols will preach in the New
| E;ylard Church. co11er indiana aud Nocot- So.
| "a morrow Services commence at 1"t: 4. AMI
-: u. m. The public arc invited to attend.
, 1862-09-13

thankful for the blessings received as
church during the year, aud suitable prayers
vera altered With the benediction; after which
The Convention adjourned sine die.
We cannot conclude this report without
complimentary remark concerning the Con-
Tention and especially its presiding officer.
The utmost harmony end good order prevail
ed throughout the whole proceedings. As d
presiding officer we have never seen Bishop
Whitehouse'5 equal. Cool, calm, yet firm and
djgpifed, possessing consumnnate tact In
the management Of de1iberative body, and
thorough parllamentarian,. his action won the
unqualified appreciation OF eEsry one present; Sano
sin order,'' his ruling was made
IN such manner as could give no Of
| fcuse, and won the better feeling even o
those whom he called to order.
, 1862-09-13
MARINE LIST
PORT OF CHICAGO.

ARRIVED .....sept. Il.
Stmr Comet, Pahst, Two Rivers, sundrIes.
Prop Mohawk, Phcatt. Buffalo. sundEles
Prop Neptune, Newman. Buffalo, sundtiee
Prop P1air1e State, Il flliams, C5denSoufg. sun"
drles.
Bark Lafrienier. Scott, Cleveland. 800 tons coal.
Brig Robert Burns, Grant, Buffalo, II! eo1os
wood. ~
schr Bates. Cannon, Mnskego1. 13o n lumber.
Schr New Hampshire, Wig1and, Port washington
Is cords wood. ,o,
sehr T1ansit. Ho5t, Manitowoc, IS cords wood.
Schr Alpha EreEs, South Haven, IS cords Wool.
Scbr Venus, Thomson, White Lake, SO cords
schr G I Roberts. Nelson, Port Sheldon. 70 cords
sch1 E ii shoyer, schlobohtn, Au@kegon, 95 m
lumber.
schr KiInball, Judson. Cleveland. 100 tons iron.
| Schr Triumph. Smith. Manistee, 70 N lumber.
| Schr Illinois, Burke. Muskegon, 81 II lumber.
| Schr Arhtabula, uammar, Grand aaSen, 90 n
| lumber
schr II hite Cloud, Eleey, Bay City, 1s3 N Lumber,
schr North, AcGraW, Centesyi0e, 7s corcs
| wood.
schr octavia, johnson, Webater'a Pier, IS cord'
| wood
sch7 D=shirg Wave, Egg7aston, Buffalo 1.sss b'li
Ea4-.
, 1862-09-13

FRIDAY EVENING, Sept. Il, 1869.
LAKE FREIGHTS-Dnll al rates ic per hcsael |
lower. The charters were TO BEFrALo:-Rf1g |
Robert Eurrs, prop. Mohawk, schrs. 4 Rogers |
and White Cloud corn at &c; schr. Lookout, what
at 16Hc ToPoHT CoLBoRSE Bark American |
Union. com at &C. To KINGSTON :-ScLrs. Kim
hall ard Racer, c5tn at Tic.
FLOJR-Receipts, s,tz0 brls; shipments, 1.so0
br]s. New Wheat Flour IVES dull Old What
Flour was quiet aud unchanged. The Gales were:
700 brls "Fa1ber's' white winter at $500; 30
brla "o1ietta'' at s5.a5; as brls Red Winter at
a 60; 1z0 brls do at s4.50 100 br1s ''Lhl's Til
umpb," choice spring extra, at *46o; 100 brls
"Goodwin,s Imperirl' and lo0 brls t@Sagar River
at 81 50; 1c0 brls sGiH's Excelsior at 7tse; go
bsls 'De Sota'' white winter, 800 bgl= t'autocrat
=p1irc extra and IS brls s. Ha=tugs' spring super
all on private terms.
| OATS-Rece1pts, 5S,GS9 bu. Market 4niet aud
CASTER Sales were s.Cco bu No. at sc in store;
1lCGG tu do at 31ac in eto1c 2,E00 bu Rejected At
| asEc in store s, COO bu do at aSc in store.
RTE-Reccipte, 8 435 bu; shipments, 1851 bu.
| In good request, and 1@'1 &c better. Sales we're:
5000 bu No. at lie in store; coo ou do Ut 4ac in
ete1c; 20c bu d. at aa3tc in store; 1,200 bu Re
jected at 31c in store 500 bn Go at 32c in store.
CORN-Receipte, 114,f56 bu; Shipments, So ts5
bu. Market more acsiTe aud hrmes. Sales w2rc
as fellows: 500 bu yellow at BIC anoat; 5000 ha
( White and 1900 bu Yellow at Csc ad0at; 5,050 bn
| high mixed Canal at 3lHc aaoat; 2.0l0 bu do At
31c adcat 35u0 bu Mixed at SC atloat; 5000 b1
do at sa4c aloat 20 GOO bu do at 29c aiolt 2o0 001
bu do Qed) at sc ahoat; II Goo bu Rejected at
245c adoat; $3.50 bu do at FAC aaoat; 2o, QUO hu
Mixed at s01c I. o. b.; 90 600 bu do {old receipts
at sc in store; $500 bu Dc at 2Sc in store; = COX
bu do at a9c In etore, 5000 bu Rejected a. 24c il
store; 27Gt0 bu do at sake in store, 7,t0A bu d.
at 23c in store; $50 bu condemned at 1sc in store
WHEAT-Reccipts, 76 93l bu shipments, 10 8 I
| bu Opened at an advance Of 1G,2c per bushe1. bu
cloecd firm ard steady. Sales were: 1000 bu No
Red at 9sc; $500 bn do at 9s1Gc; 4.00o bu do a
soc; 3Ge0 bu do at *1.C0; 7GG0 bu No. Red at ssc
2.AO bu do at SS14c: 5uo bu do at soc; 5000 b
do at SEC: $500 b1 Rejected Rta at Sc; 2,eG0 b
No ST-,rg at S5c; 4-oG0 bu Go At s55Sc; 3. TOO b
Do at Ste; 20l0 bu do at SIC; 900 bu do Z. s71c
1905 bu No Spring in Sturges) at t7tl:c: H.
hu do st 7Gc; 2,as q bn 90 at 7'c; $40 b1 Rejccte
Spring at 64c; 100 hui do at 6tEc; 500 bu do :
65c-aN in store; 15t bags No. = Red a. 90c Q
!. track; ITO bu Condemned at 4Sc on track.
i SEED-Reccipts. Gs,532 1bs. Market stea!
and unchanged Sales q bags Timothy at 81 s.
Is hays do at S145 G1 bugs Flax Seed at s;.4,.
H1GUW1NEs-Kcceip:s, 80 brls. Market tir
e PKUVls1OSs-sales Of 209 b1ls Meas Pork ci
p pae1s d at 50 50. Eacon and cut mcats quiet.
y EITlEH-saIes Of 1Co F;rkins good TO c.loi
1e yellow at II t1.G11c; Is firkias at 10c.
EGGS-1@Sc rc- doz,
pOCLTaY-Ehirkcns 3tt0SIt.1 Is per doz; II
:: keys per ID a:=@4h:c.
, 1862-09-13
CHICAGO CATTLE HEAKKET,

FEIpA1 EVENING, Sept. II, !sii2
BEEF CATTLE-The arrlysla today have h eGn
very liberal, probably footing mp 1,o0e head. o,t
but rs thcee were three trains late, we ware not
cnsblcd to obtain the exact number. There are
no ncw features Of interest to note, except tnat
th. stock in III. yards to-day was better quallt:
than that Of last week. John Kelly had q drove of
IS h.ad choice state steers, which he sold at :sc
2 h. Alhcrry had 50 choice corn FIJI from Bloom
iustou, Of which he so:d 80 20 Rub,c i Co, u -
+: head. Eden and Cheney hatt 50 head ct1oicc
Iowa steers.
Choice I'll piping grades are in gool demand. hslt
the Hight offerings ii that class render the market
firm, With al upward tendency. Medium grades
are in fair ryunc=t 1t about the sasn. figures as
last week IEf.Ilor qualities alt iuIl aaG dill.
cult Of sale, except ii cjnCe:slon tI!c p..t o.
| sellers.
Salee to day as follows:
1a1Icp sold a1cDest c,1 head, averaging 1,272 7.,
] ST. $3 ST. 1T the -hui gh yaiti*-
! Kelly seld LYMAN S5 ns*td, averaging 1856 Es,
! at S: 81. Ut Sbrfnlau's Yards
Dewi=st s.'ld morris 70 bead averaging IL % tbs,
! q, s. q, 1t shc7E.a1s's yazds-
Green eold Iiiden l. Co. III head aye:agln, l,2ui
H., at 81 .. 1t The eii:sb.Ezn yards.
Eno1't sid s}u* i'll II heal. averaging I 40 b=,
/ at - ~. IT tile Pitzsn1-sh Yards.
shot. q snid Mntrl. Il had, averaging 1,2t'
| e.. at $3,32;;3. a. Sherman Sash5-
5At:c1l sold Eowl!n 5u head averaging ,s5j b
at Sc u, at the littshurgh !Hrtla.
tNlyvst yo.I Rostnkcim Is head. ayeEA 5InY Il
IT,. at s. IS. 4: III. Michigan S.,llt her:l y1r.a$
Buckle sold Gregory III I'D, avcrayin1 LOT
1ts, at 81 Is. at tie Pittsburgh yards.
| Hail sold Webb Is head. averaging O99 ibs, d.
| tue Michigan Southern yards
HENDERSON old Frye II head. averaging 1,3l,
| tS,s, at 81 ST, at the Michigan Southern yards.
Drwls9e ro|d DiDg|ec11nc, il head, a:crasinG
:'2s ihs. at $2,5a, at .be same yards.
| ntNi=tc suit - III head, averaging IL 116 IT,,
s. q, ut Sher1nai's yards
Ecspnbaum sol.i Ii,tn 'nctnan IL head, ayafa tin:
| ts:A ib4 u 5. I5 al The pltt:hntSh Aalas.
, 1862-09-13

MEEr1sa.-The adjourned meeting Of the
friends of the line officers Of the Second
Board of Trade regiment, wttl be held this
afternoon at o'clock In the Recorders Court
room. in the Court House.
, 1862-09-13

ForeIGu Markets.
Ey Telegraph P4K sTAB. EDISBrEV.
LrEEroo1, Sept 3-Breadstufs fs-M2rhet de-
cling tc1ctncv. Flour downward tendency, with
3 partial decline Of 3d9ed = br1 Wheat dill and
declined i'd. Corn downward tendency, aud de-
PRov1stoSs Market rules dnl1. Beef Gull. Pork
very tnll. Bacon quiet
LATEST VIA QUEENSTOWN.
LIVERPOOL Thuzzday.- flEner and
prices unchanged
Proy1sIoNs-1nactiye.
, 1862-09-13

GOVERNMENT STOCKS.
q. S. Dnd Notes. ..1os2. Do endorsed. .-.... 111
Treasury 7,3-l0-. .la;5
MONEY ManKET Money continues easier at 10
per cent call 4GG3513 per cent for strictly
prime paper.
Sterling ezehange-Quiet and lrm atis1113i1G
| for Bankers bills
american gold opened frmer, at 11975Ill94,
| and closed quiet at 112ls.
! California Gold hars quiet st 119tz.
Government stocks scarcely so lirm: L. S. e.
Of 81 at 9HGI:l14- $40 Treasury notes at 1G2's
G51u3.
, 1862-09-13

Cards
To the Chicago Tribune:
URBASA. H., September H. 1852.
PERAAKsHn.-We, the undersigned patrons OF
a large and nost interesting Writing Class, re-
Gently conducted In this place by Thomas Hill,
formerly Professor Of Pennanship in Bells COM
me1c1al College, Chicago, believing that his labors.
wherever he may teach, are productive OF great in
telectual good, take this opportunity, through the
medium Of your widely circulated journal. to say
to YOUR many thousand readers, many Of whom
NAV wish the services Of juat such teacher. that,
as an accomplished pcnInap. as thorough dlscl-
p,iuarian In ahiity to excite interest among the
people In this department Of study. IN everything
that makes a truly successful teacher, we believe
Nj. Hill has few superiors il any equals in the
| West. II. J. ERNES7RoCT'
Cashier Of Exchange Bank.
| J. R. Nc ccuLLorGH,
| Prin .ipal Of Trbana Public Schools.
| S. H. NOEL, Post Master, Crbana.
/ J. G. SHELDON, Attorney at Law.
| WA~ TACHHhL,
Editor Champaign County Democrat.
| ". q. SoxEEs, Circuit Clerk
| A, S, M'CoE, Pastor of the IL E Church.
Rev. II. Fl. II. MOORE.
War Claim Blanks Tor sale at this Office.
Widows' Declaration tor Bounty and Arrears.
| Soldiers Declaration for Bounty and Ar1cara.
| Oflcers' Certificates Of Soldiers Disability.
| Surgeons Certificates Of Soldiers Disability.
Invalid Pension Claims.
Widows Declaration for Pension.
Heire Declaration for Bounty and Arrears.
! Application for Transfer Of Pension.
I Application OF Minor Children for Pension.
Application Of Orphan Sitter for Pension.
Application Of Mother for Pension.
Application Of Widow for Payment Of Pension.
Application Of Invalid Pensoner for Paymen
! Of Pension.
Claim for Horse and Equipments.
Power OF Attorney to draw Soldiers Pay.
Sent by mai, postpaid, at aeventy.fre cents pc
. | uuire. Address TRIBUNE oFFIcx,
Chicago, Illinois.
i. - Presto, presto. presto pass, and take
, peep at the magic glass. Kerosene lamps, ne
etJles, sold only at wholesale, by c. L Noble. Il
. Lake street, up stairs. Eept1l-6t
. !, SoLoNoS's TEMrLE.-Another opportunity nj
- never Offer Go and see 1t. Lecture at 2E aud
: p. H.. Admission Is cents. scp.0Gt
= Attention Military:
Swords, sashes, Bcl1s, Revolvers Of all kind
Presentation, A1nes Line and Staff Swords. :
It kinds Of Military Goods Wholesale and Retail.
b GEO. r. ABBEY,
Y Seps6t 1S6 Lake Street,
,e r. Cook & McLsiu, steam Dyers and saourefs.
It Dearborn md 125 S. ClarK streets, clean and
ladies and gent,eruers clothes IN the best and Che
~ tyt nannar Tie oldest established nouse IN the CT
b. Buy wall paper Of Chase & Co., whcles
n and RETAIL IT'D Randolph street.. au25-lm
4 "Can On Dunlop. sewe.. spat:a::as
4 .1u
, 1862-09-13

Boxes WAxrED.-The Chicago Sanitary
Commission are In want Of packing boxes.
Will not some of our merchants send in some
to their rooms, No. u River street?
, 1862-09-13
the BOARD OF SUPERVISORS.
Adoption Of Important Reports
THE BOUNTY QUESTION up AGAIN.
Spirited Discussion on Election Pre-
cincts,

The Board was called to order at 10 o'clock
a.m. The minutes Of Thursdays proceedings
we're read by the clerk and approved
Prof. ], F. Eberhart, School Commissioner
of Cook county, read lengthy report to the
Board.
Sup. Ginther offered resolution providing
for the printing Of the report ia pamphlet
form, to be equally distributed in ali the
school districts Of the county.
Sup. Jones offered a resolution as substi-
tute, referring the report to the School Com
nlittee, with instructions that said committee,
in conjunction with the School Com missioner,
prepare said report for publication, and secure
the printing Of not less than 5000 copies.
This resolution Has adopted.
Sup. Cornell, Of the committee on schools,
presented report, which contained 8 recon-
meLdation to pay the School Commissioner
500 per quarter Tor his services. On motion,
the report was adopted
On motion, the bill Of the School Commis-
sioner for the list quarter, amounting to *l95,
| was ordered to be paid.
| Sup. Jones chered resolution relative to
the regular annual meeting Of the Assessors.
| Tabled.
| SUP. Dalton called up some unfinished bust
ntss, 1.lating to executions placed in the
lands Of Colstabl kee1cr, some time ago.
The matter was referred to the committee on
Judiciary, with instructions to report at the
| next meeting.
Sup. Haven offered resolution providing
Tor 1ne payment o: bounty Of SG0 to eacn
recruiting officer WHO has recruited soldlerE
in this city, under the two last calls, and WIG
have not vet received any bounty. After Eomt
discussion, the resolution Was Ibid on tht
table.
The Ccnmittcc On Jail, and Jail Accounts
reported the following expenditures, which
, 1862-09-13

VESSELS PASSING DETROIT

HIA>HINE e NEWS.
VESSELS PASSING DETROIT
[speeial Dispatch to Cbicsgo Tri5une1
DErRo1r, Sept. II, 1862.
Ir--Prcp: Baltic; Barks Marquette, PaTanai
Schrs- 1rcnrides. squal, Kate Richmond. Leader.
Co;lngWood, Nignteugale, Northern Belle,
arctic.
DowS-Props. Caldwell. MENDOZA; Bi9s Ban
ner, Mahoming: Young ame1Ica: Schrs. Crawford,
Rainbow, Quickstep, Lansing, Rich, Denmark,
Aontezuma.
ILLINOIS AND 1II.I14GAN CANAL.
49,, ARRI ~ss1-.-......sept. II.
AGel:a, Joliet TO bu corn
Key City. La Sasle. 5,zaNlu corn.
Clyde, StEeca 500 hu corn
| cariett. Morris. ,GO0 bu corn.
| L E Goodrll. Ottawa, 5a0o bu corn.
Gasoga. Iqckpo5t, Is1;s 6'st1 ) ;s 6a f corn com.
\ Lincoln. La Sale, 5>Gr9 bu corn. 200 hu what
Jefferson, Ii Sale. sam bu com.
z 1hoEp. Joliet: $50 bu corn.
| Dolphin, OTTAWA, S 5uO bu corn.
! Antiopa, La Sale 5475 b1 La Sale
I Ssllpe, La Saiie- $50 bn corn
| L Alexander, Is Sale, $3.50 bu corn.
Acme. La Sale, 1o0u bu coEn. 4c0 bu re, 1,75 5u
L Hawley. Ii Sale. 5000 bu corn.
! osrawa, Ottawa: 45e0 bu corn 3o,50o ios seeds.
| Imperial. Sale, 5,7t1 bu corn.
| Prairie 4ueen, Ottawa, s 0JO bu corn, 3,322 lbs
eeeds
rsIzon Brownlow, La Sale, $500 bn cozn-
CLEARED -......Sept. II.
Harrington Mareci11es G. .901 # lamber, II II shin
Mound City. La Sale. 50 m # lumber, 10.7a5 u:
Lockport. Locsport 6.S6a fbs mdze.
Central City, Ii Sale. 1l.DG1 stayes, and hl.,s
! o.. feet timber. 1!dN ced4. posts.
A51lca. Ii Sale. 50 n Il lumber
Golden C1old. Ottawa, 81 brls salt.
| + 4 LEONARD, La Sale.
Onward. Lockpnrt.
GhsfIir, kaHkakee.
Australia La sale, 3n ri shingles. A'375 Z, salt
y \ y a!!ace. La Salle, 15,514 # l4aa9er, lt;5 +
ehipses, 4;n H. nails.
I u Dlckry Ii Sale.
| Neptune Ottaw~, 14.162 fbs sugar, a5 bsls sa:t
27sl rs nuze. IL. . rs moa=ses.
lanthe, pu Page. 1,4n' i 1ndze.
, 1862-09-13

CONIN1ERCIAL.
Fn1pAS EyESINe, September IL, 1867.
RECEIPTS FOB LAST Tw-LSrY-ForR ".j;t.E.
Flour. Y aeal.to:n. Ca:s. Aye. 5Si@y
bzls. b hu: bu. hn 5n.
tsHsi gEA So 1sias sT5s lHss isss 11x55 81 81 i:5s
: i, f.: ...... 2H0 7euo sr5V 5uo :.
&c - R5... 1855 1s5oo a5550 l5!l2 13ul
M g. 50 So 4s:9 4sso 81 80 5 s5 50 50 s's
ia; .-... z12o 7s9s1 sli775s 2soss s,35 2ess
Beef Live -aign
3e ss. ca:i5s. S. fSss Es. Vs.: s. :is: a:Ss s..
s1SpRR ;5 4;;;; g g s. s. IS: s. is is
S 5E% RI: is4s i. $ s -: -: ass As As As
A6stLRR il. 1s 5s7 " ~: " 49,. ~ ,...
>o.s, :. 455so 7o5 s2s5 49,. rs a7,s5
sa;rM1STs at LAKE,, Last 7wE:'TT-EoyR HoVRs.
Fl9ar L2 %!.@at Coz o.ts REs Bar Ba
To Buffalo -. 1890 32soo 1ssN1 -. 1890 ....
To z. osTego::: 1850 ~ 1tso9 -.-' .'.'
70 Port Sarnia -. 11VGo
E Te 6!bgstsRi: e1bes R4ts -: -: -: Ss g " " - -: -
rot.l. ....... 1870 4a3oo aot75 -. 1asoo -.
BEcEIrTs AND SHIPMENTS ET cANaL--SErT- II.
Receipts. Shipments.
Corn hu .11o.610 Shingles, no ---.ass. ~
Rye bu 0 E1ayes. no ...... 1,'H
Grass Seed, lbs. 5, ,432 Timber. It 4.ts?
Posts. no 1,lbs
Salt. bIls -..-.-... ST
| RECEIPTS AND SHIPMENTS III 1ABE-sEI'7. Il.
Receipts. Shipments.
ta1n EaR"ft Ill.,. 'e sy6e s:2es 5eat g,a. e.. " 1
Neea; eds. q e e Corn pn.'-.'-. &''a'o
[ salt, brls..-,... 1880
| Coal, 1ons...... 300
| The reccipts Of produce to-day were 4.12o bcls.
Of Flour; 7693l bn. Of Wheat; 21i.7s5 bu. Of
Corn; 2s.os9 bu. of Oats; 3,435 bu- Of Rye. and
2.Ca3 bu- Of Barley.
The leading markets at the opening were dull
and heavy but closed firm after the receipt OF Ne"
| York
Wheat sold during the early part Of the day at a
decline Of 1G2c per bu. on yesterday quotations.,
| hut the favorable edyices from New York caused a
fr1nsr:lee!ins, and the decline was in 4 measure
regained. Sales ranged from 9SG1e0c for No
Red Winter; ss@a0c for No. Z Red; 7sc for re
jected Red; s50S7xe for No Spring; 7ea9i1c fol
No Spring, and 6aG65c for Rejected. Flour ruled
dull and We have to note a decline OF 5D1oc PEI
barrel on that made from new wheat: and Spring
| Wheat four WAS without quotable change-
| Corn WAS in good request and hrmer with sale;
OF " hite and Yellow River adoat at 34G35c Higl
Mixed adoat at 3n931c; Canal Mixed a1oat ut 251
2ec; Rejected ahoat at 24D2418e; Mixed in stor
at 2sh029c; Rejected In store at 25lba4c.
There was less azmnesa in Oats and the market
~as less active, with sales Of No. at H1s2e
and Rejected at 2s@2sHc in store.
Rye Was in good request and improved 19lH
per bu. Gales being made st 41@4a}8cf for No.
md a1@S2e for Rejected.
Barley quiet and eaElez.
Timothy and Flax seeae firm and steady.
Highwines quiet but firm with Light eales 6
2ek@aszc.
Provisions remain unchanged
Lake F1eishts ruled d7l and declined tc per b
with engagements at 1o1Ec for Wheat, and 91ii
for corn to Buffalo, 14c for Com to Kingston, NJ
o. for Corn to Port Oolbo1ne.
The advance in Railtoad freight does not go tn
effect u1tsl the 18th inst, and ls ff;eeeu and n
ten cents higher on for to New York aud Bosto
RAILROAD FEEloHrt. The advance noticed ye
, 1862-09-13

SERVICES AT CAMP DoGGETT.-Rev. N. Col
yer, D. D., Of the Tabernacle Baptist C.ureh,
will preach al Camp Dogett to-mersow at 8
O'clock Z. III.
, 1862-09-13

And recommended the payment Of the fol-
lowing bills when satisfactory evidence is
given that the jobs we're well done:
n {. Chcesbrough, painting roof $3.50 GO
F. Lett j. Co., iron work ....~..... s. 2
The report Was adopted, aud the BoArd ad-
jcnrned.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
The Committee on Town Accounts recon-
1nerded that the Clerk be directed and au.
| tho1Kcd to levy the several amounts upon the
taxable property Of the respective towns, as
! th13hpcS
, 1862-09-13


The Eubscr1ber would respectfully tnfen his 1soo1
and the public generally that he has connected VIII
bis Paper Hanging buscsEs The misunderstanding OF Bed
ding. Hav1ng thorough knowledge OF the bastnsA
and intending 1t all tines to keep On hand full A.
sortmeu: In all tts branches and to be prepared 70
msuutacture order IT quantity and quality second
to no house in the city, he hopes 70 r.ct IN hIs new
ous;ues - heretofore received IN bis Old shaxs 1t
patronage He takes this opportunity to thank hia
iends and patrons foz taeir many faEoEs IN the ps8t
ant hooea 70 be coxalg Gsstetu II the f1tUre-
& g. l. EAXQH.
, 1862-09-13

DISBURSEMENTS.
On account Ct jury cert1h-
ca:es Superior Court --.,. S5,siG.s3
In account OF jury ce1iii-
Gates Circuit Court .--..-. f.03f E5
I'm regular County ORDERS. ts,ai9's:
Tn = ar Orders -. 3:.,5o.1!
On Commissions on calcct-
iry, receiving and aishurs-
A1n1urt in treasury at end
Of ftlseal year Us per Treas
ntcfs report .............. 5z,l32bS
--- StSI .at6.A
To.al expenses Of the cor1ty for the
Total expenses Of the comfy exclusive
Of war fund 92.33S 1f
Excess u1 estimate over expenditures. 7,U75 u
The repo,t was accepted.
The report Of the committee on public
buildings vas read and adopted IS follows.
John Morton, plastering. ... ..........$ ,027 81
Alex Ratfen & Son >. .................. u 81
H. k:cln repairing locks ....-..-....- Is!
D. b. Smith, repairing locks III jatl .-..... Is s.
| X, Tuner, masonry around boiler ..-... II q
Room ...... ....... ........ 21.G
| Wm Baily, new desk and repairing . 81;
c. e. SpecE, 1epairlnl, clocks ..... II s.
| 7. +. Armstrong, brick around boiler - IL,
Nalworth, Hubbard j. Co. fire brick and
, 1862-09-13

1o1a! '''- <e1.'0o
Tie following bill IVES rejected for want OF
tper vouchers:
Augustus Bruning, attcndiIg Court ....... s24-e0
The Committee on Town Accounts present
ed report which was adopted.
The Finance Committee also presented the
following report for the fiscal year ending
September S, 1sG2:
RECEIPTS.
Amount il Treasury at commencement
OF fiscal year ----.-- ss5n3l -
ar,nnnt cC]1rctptI by Town Collectors IS tf74 VI
aroun, rtctiytG from License Account 1,2i23
Amount received from Swanp Land &C
count. ..... 91s .
Amount received from sale of ho:sc3... 2lj00
Amount received from Jury fees re-
turned. ...... 91.D
Tax collected by County T1casurcr..... a5G .2.uj
HoI