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Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-11-11
Executors Notice.

NOTICE IS hereby given, lhaI Letters ter
~ tanen-ary On the la. wlii and testament
Of Mrs. Ann BAKER, ziis C Jos!sa) late as
Lewisbcrg borough, Us.ul county, have been
granted 10 the uatefsi-ne6 b The Register Of
Union county. 10 tue form CL law; all person,
having claims against szl1 esiaIs Will present
them, and ,h5se owing Sa.l eS.ale are .eque.-
ted 10 maze immediate payment, 20
NATHAN HIERS, Executor
In nv absence. accounts NAY bs !efI with
Geo. T. Miller, Esq. arg-Aug.l. pt
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-11-11

sz~Now i the time to Plaa, out Fruit
Trees. \ large variety viii be sold at
auction, near tie Lswiabur. Bridge, Wed
nasiay AMI Thursday Of this week.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-11-11

I, viii be seen, therefore, tha, the col
orsd race receive siyfeea'h Of this
charity, or less than the white Americans,
and also ;ha, the I!ish and the Germans
each receive onr-si1.h part Of each Of
those nations to colored person.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-11-11

SCap'. James CLaI5cr.in, from the
army near YORKTOWN, has JUS, II lIe short
visit home S-mGe. Harmaa also reached
here, from Ho-Pj'al, still badly crippled
Joshua Beae Of Levi.turg act. as sabs;i-
tu;c for John kincaie Of Chillisgl,que
CaptR. NJ Musser has returned - Wash
Iington for ezchsnge-bis s9a, John, Is
promoted to be Commissary.
.@Af:ervisi'iag Scotland, Gen. Simon
Gamer reached New York, lss, Satur-
DAY morning, 10 vessel with Lord Lyons,
.be British Minister Playing ccurrier,
and doing nothing, lily suits the ,empera-
nsn, Of Gen. Cameron, aud as Ca-sigs ".
Cay seems not to have found bis place in
the army, it is believed Clay viii return
70 Russil.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-11-11

These co.orei persons have earned IL ach
Of the wealth, au3 per: rmei much 0! the
labor, Of NV Orleans. Yet, with all their
di.advantsges-their Rebel masters fleeing,
after robbiDg them 0! everything, AID work
hard to &c; % account 0: the stopping OF
business By the Rebellion-,he $4,000
c7.orsd people are less expensive, are more
sa.i-se3PoF;ing, in proportion, than those
81 QUO who haze wLi;-r skins on 81 ave
rage. AMI vao have a.. better ciaucss. In
proportion to number, IS trr.i.a-b5rn to
na;ive colorej person is dependent upon
Uncle Sam, who does not grudge living
to any one Under the S,srs and Stripes,
and least Of all 70 those most l9ya. aud
f4irt.gl to hin.
?. 5. The p9.a' is taken of this most
iuhumaD, uncLEi.,ian, raF,'zln Outcry, BY
the statement tha, this Po7r iaud i all as,
s,ssci upon the ri.h .S.c.ssi,R leaders wbo
created m5s, Of the poverty. So tia,
charity, in this case, does no; cost the
Government a dollar. On tie contrary,
6 sa. Butler taxes the Seeesh more than
he expsnis on iheiE iuPss, 50 as to be on
the safe eide.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-11-11

N-Nex Goods at Klng's Store in
y bite Deer Mills. (Adv,. in cur next.
I''a PAID f5r Rlgs a, same place.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-11-11

THE DRAFr-Hsd the advice Of some
OF the mos. loyal and earnest in putting
this rebellion of Shareholders, been taken,
and loyal colored troops been raised, as
might have readily been done, the draft
would have been avoided Bu, false de-
nocraey and treason disguised, prevented
it, and brought this on Us. When will
the people learn to disregard the tricks OF
dsmsgogues and traitors?
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-11-11

not IN service llJD. tx. or serv- l>Dl
THUS, almos, half the legally liable
men of Uuion county, (ezcep, those from
Is to Il years. have been in the 5 mos,
5 yrs, or Il days ranks This speaks
well for the patriotism Of an inland coun-
,y, mostly Of farmers, distant from the
scene of strife. B1,-like the yeonen Of
the Revolution of '76-they generally re
s.izsd the importance Of the struggle, and
almost every household hiss yielded an
inmate for the service Of the country.
OF the List,t 2 resigned since entered
into service-l6 (ard probably some not
reported) have been discharged-23 have
died in camp or from disease there con-
tracte9-aud 5 certainly have fallen iu
battle or from vounds there received,
while it is probable some Of the 10 TO 20
"missins" have also been slain in contest,
with noue to bear witness to their devotion
A few 1t is feared have deserted, or
"skulked," but 10 more Gf IS many than
the common proportion Of such unsOrihy
men in all armies.
As to their POLITICS, We request
two or three we'll informed gentlemen 10
every dis,rie, to carefully examine their
own list, write down the pames Of tho..
they suppose voted for Lincoln-those
who voted against him-and those not
yotsrs, or douJttui, each in columns and
sand us the o3}iyioDs of the columns
Let US see if the democrats do mos. Of
the fighting"
'Ye do eIsn that the Lis; IL complete correct
but hs1- doubt il u nearly some r~r.on- ~-r=
-cun;-i t.c- aad " Kramer Critics nf Lssisburg. and
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-11-11

CAPO.IEEEE! SAPONIFIEgi
- - Ine FAMILY -OAP-MAkER.
al Kitchen Grease can b made into ssod
SCsP by using SIPONIEIER
- Directions accompanying each Boz.
SOAP i a. easily made VIII i, as making .
cup Of CyG-s.
Manufactured only ty he Pa;eu:es.-
Penn a Salt Manufacturing Company,
No. ~. Walnut 81, PHIIigELFgIL
FEB 10, ls62yI
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-11-11

NOTICE
THE following Books and Accounts are
lef, IN nv hands tor collection. After
THIRTY DAYS from this date, suIt will be
brought on all accounts Uns.,let, and c0l.ec-
lions enforced BY Law. The
Books and Acts O: Dr. :. : CHRIST,
d. 90 ur WI HsTES,
Do DO ENkN< a RuBENElCGUs
d @ w FEICE Co.
10 do CUEI-I-AN GENBERLlSd,
do do JESSE SCuEEGEE-
NM. JONES.
Lewisburs, Oct. -. 1852
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-11-11

"The exac. amount Of the aggregate
ndetts lne-s of the Government, will f5et
lp as fN.lyws:
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-11-11
New Stand---Ue. Goods

y rooms under the Te !egraph and ChrCnicle
offices.rsaiiet Them, AM flied 4 al extensive
variety Of
Hats, Caps, GeHtleHsn's Gliding, DC.
Also large and splendid stock of CLOTHS
CA>SIM ERES, sc, which he vii y. AZ, up 70
order, a he suD Continues the Tailoring Bush
ness. He IS prepared 70 execute ali work
entrusted 20 ms care, 20 The satisfaction Of The
customer.
y. B. Cu".rg and Repairing ~ dons 70
order. LLevl>5urz- ) Fr.l 10, 1861
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-11-11

N'HE pe1son who took, on sunday eve
The -G.n Oct, from the door OF house
on y. ilh :, an UMBRELLA with a yellow
turned handle, sli \ b CARED on the end OF
II, had better return II before being further
exposed. LeW!sburg. Oct. 81
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-11-11

'He DO not esim that the List 10 complete or correct
but hsH- doubt il i nearly some persons ~-r@
counted t.lc- aad Kramer Critics nf L-uisburg and
doubtless Others forgotten omitted By accident
, 1862-09-29

SATURDAY EVENING, Sept. q, 1861.
The week closcs On very easy money market
Benkere arc glad to take all the legitimate busi-
ness paper that oilers and generally trade Is NOV
ing Onward in prosperous channels Nearly
every department may be reported active.
Some Of the banks report New York Exchange
shade closer, while few Of the heavier discount
houses are glad to get rid Of it at 4 very small
fraction above par. The range as given By differ
en-: houees was AG1-iG-.s is the more usual fig
ure. All continue to take it Of customers at par
The market, as We judge from the average OF re-
pcrts, is abundant1s supplied.
Gold went up to-day in New York to q15S prem
ium. The buying range here was 19Qnk, about
twenty being the usual rate.
Old Treasury Notes were bought at 15H@i6b
-1G being the more usEa. price.
The range for silver was wide. It was reported
to us at 1sG14.
Mu.wAUKEE.-Tle !sxa{infl Of this morning
Gays: The brokers yesterday were paying I17ds
lis for gold, and 1.13GI1 II foz si1yer. Old De-
naud Notes went up to ia. There is not much
confidence In the maintenance Of the present
rates, md dealers take care not to keep much Of
supply on hand.
In other reports monetary matters were uu-
changed Money and exchange easy at FORMER
rates, the latter selli2g at r per cent premium
BANK or La CRossE-The Bank Of La Crosse,
With an authorized capital Of Sa5,MD, aud m &C.
tual pa1d up capital Of SIS, 90 the cizcuatian OF
which ls secured by W1sconsin STATE stocks, will 20
into immediate operation under the personal mar-
ascment Of " b. Banieter. Esq, President, aud
Hon = D. cnmpbell: Cashier. Mr- Banfstcr IS
from Western New, York: Lieut.. Gov. Campbell
State, hosts Of warm personal friends, Hho never
enyicd him in bis prosperity. nor exulted In lis
n n ont-
i4s institution by theiF hrarty and pFactio. aT,-
rtoyal Of its choice Of -IgIsao,sin Pupsr,
, 1862-09-29

live tlat there is yil:alny at the bottom in the
attempt to revive the Democratic party with
= Vallandigh4m and MAaouy ard josh. Allen Is
leaders. I believe the administration to be, IN
the main, right. believe that freedom and
progress are more than match for slayery
1ui " "ceuletyati.m." / believe that the I'd
bellion viii be pu. down and the Union saved,
But rot In the manner the Democrats DESIRE
When chip Is labo1iDg and fast filing with
water and the wayes threaten to swallow It up,
throwing overheard the cargo; but the presi-
dent-fhe pilot Of our 1aboEing Ship OF Slate
cannot compound with rebellion BY throwing
overheard nbersy: believe, moreover, thai
secession, forfeited all claim to federal pro
lection Or forbeatznce. They voluntarily bat
traitcrously placed themselves outside the
constitution, and they hare no valid clnim,
even, to any rights under the constitution. It
would be idle, therefore, foolish, suicidal, to
the nation rushed to battle, has been attained.
lGreat applause.
HRSRT GREEsBACA's REMARKS.
Mr..Henry Greenhanm followed. He too, be
eaId, was classed as q war Democrat. For
what reaeon he knew not, save that he Was
the stronges! kird Of Union man. He knew
| no psrty he did not staad before the eaudience
as Democrat Or as Republican. but only as
asupporter Of the government, and Of Abraham
Lincoln as the representative of that govern
| ment. Ee was glad the emancipation procla-
nation had been issued, aud believed the
resolutions to express the sentiments Of every
| patriotic heart.
| REMARKs or NIB. NGERsoLL.
Hon. c. E; Ipgersoll, Of Peoria, the Union
nominee for Representative in Congress from
the Slate at large, was introduced By the
| President He was received with loud and
long continued cheering. His speech was re-
| pleie with sound and patriotic sentiments,
and vas repeatedly applauded by the audience.
He closed with brilliant eulogy Of the brave
boys of Illinois who had 50 distinguished
themselves at Don-lsons Shiloh and other
bloody fields.
Hon. r. s. Blackwell, ". B. Jordan OF Wis.
consiu, D. D Dnscoll, Fl. u Chase, aud othe.
Speakers also addressed the meeting, but the
crowded state Of our columns precludes even
passing notice Of their remarks.
At halfpast 10 o'clock, after music By the
Light GnaId Band. and song By volunteer;
the meeting dispersed, evidently tull5 Satisfied
that they had enjoyed apleasant evening.
, 1862-09-29
HARKErD nX TEkRana-

N MEW foRK, Sept tn.--FLou8-As shade ds,ne..
teF nome consumption. Sales, 5000 BIDS. u Is il
g 1a ter supet sfa:e; 45oG5 65 for extra state
mon nq1,o to n medium extra western; S5a516s6 Tor
Seep 6ho 70 sSa eca g. seRRag brands sxs reqn
ket elosi1g nEn. Canadian noar o ~ little ittie afasr M
sa sr aam an9u ar * sas- 20 hrls at rs s}@5B
without mster1aI change. to1n meae
WH1sKI-MaYket finer. Sales s.a hi. q. @~z.
3kc-lA.teF for choice wv 0A10' @" ''''zs
sterling exchaDge has EavorabIs effett nn,n +1,ss
wheat market, snd With fair export sen1rn1 ~
prices ha7e advanced 1@sc d bu: esses @ Sgs nM h1s
.5a e & as9 y S1sSsa s
3sva st p.iee ief sSoiee sa sasso sseo
ssd 70 western q q nai 81; $500 bu. amber Michr
81 ssis! s:s W. i sasSS
csns3a Eaet T. IT T. ~ NM With ea1es Of 1900 bu-
M saies tsS basS ss = 81 hs@e On
wes;eInc Tor aad 4s@Rp iSI mI1eo e
aEed ana nsated Oats in alr request It M 5ssasac a
GRocEa11a-ssugsr-Ra Raw more ae,tva
a1msr: s!les $500 hhds. at eGexc; Cuba ~ -
s4G9zi: New Orleans Molasscs steady nn6 ~
Barbadoss at $50 tic: 10 bids { tierccs and a
brls Cuba Muscsyaoo 1t 34G.c3s- -
,fRosIsIoss--Pork market opened heavy and
closed dull and trife lower Sales 1870 Ills. st
&11 AG111.6o for mess; $l8.25 for prime; Sll O0a
12CQ for prime mess. Beef dali aud unchanped
SAce 100 bEls. at s 59elI0o Tor country rsims !.
&sHG110t q for do: mess; $19c Is for fcp1cE.
ed mess: SIS 50G14 678.. Extra mess and pTitna
mtss beef dull and nominal. Blpf hams auIst
Sales 50 brls- choice wtstern at SIS oa116 o. Cut
meats Dim but quiet q 1!fel4te for sh3nlders azl
| S91Kc for haEns. Bacon eides dnll Lard market
active and shade drmer. Sales $500 brls. al az
! Inc AND 80 kegs do. at 10110kc: Included f.
sales are Ao blls deliverable Ia December and Jar-
ua1y ~ NC 1or No. !. and 9tc foE PRIME Butter
selling At 1aG16c for Ohio and i6foNc for STATE.
theefe IN lair demand at Thlec
GsWEG0: Sept, 27:-F1ouR- Steady.
okAIS-M neat nm, but qu!et-patties ceusra1-
op3st. sales 1000 bu- winter rcd Indiaua. to
complete 6oat load at 31.15. aud 5000 bu. No.
ShleaSo epEing-blown ats Corn quiet. Sales
grains quiet
! wheat, 1ac: corn, 1Dhc to New York. wv
LAKE IaroR1s-lss, ,GG0 bu. wheat, 2,sc0 bu. b.r
ley.
Sss S4xA5 =, Exeor1s-s7eo r, bs;s. Hour, 1000, bu
I BUFFALO. Sept. 27.-FLocR- Market steady.
q AN-Winter wheat drmer with III
de1a1d: eales rcd winter Oh1o and Indiana ~ ~
&1.12H0i.t35f: No. 2 Chicago spring at a.c
Corn, 4uiet and no sales. Oats. finn at 4tfa t5c
| Wu1skf-Quiet nt 32t<c.
| cAxA1 EEs1eu!s15Ae. for COTE, 16.,c. 1ol
wheat to New Iurk.
1MroRre13. COO hu. Aorr, 6s,0O0 5u. wheat
0i.ttb bu ccrn- Go ba. barley.
| 1GtQO hu. oats 7' o'~~N "N" ~sA-4
, 1862-09-29

ARRlVED....-,...Eept. Is.
Marion. Seneca 5000 hu corr. z97 hu Eceds.
Ocean Spray, Qttaw8, !, 2 o bu corn.
OttaTa. Ottawa, ecu bu corn, 4s ,463 lbs starch
Portland. MoI1fs, COCO bu corn.
American Star, La3a1Ie, ], 40 bs1s -four
.ocRpoEt, Lockpor-, SEQ hu corn, s5l h.ls -four.
Mons. Morris, 500 bn corn. IL bu barley. 7,5D
1bs seeds.
Queen Ctr. Lasa1te, asao bu rye, 1850 bu wheat.
43 brls pork.
Cs7uga. LocEpo1t, 5.7Oo bu eon.
CLEARED. q.
Hooper, Lasalle, 36 ZIG feet lambez, 1,oo0 fsst
sitting
Ontario Lssslle. eG653 feet lumber. 25 brls aalt.
LockpoFt, Lockport.
E Goodell. 0ltsws, $500 feet 1umbet, 1000 feet
ehfnRIea.
Maria. Ksnkskee, 17,a62 feet lumber. 1850 Eest
shingles. !. ..
Wing md WiDg. Lasal1s. sa6aa feet lumber.
MpnlfQz, Norris.
Saltimsse,. Lasane, D,ao feet lumber, 1,am NJ
neflh1ndfse.
Arabia. LASa1le.
Clyde, Seneca, :, 392 feet lumber,
Febtaska Joliet, = CoKda b1zk.
1a1&he, DuPaxe
, 1862-09-29

COUNTY CoCKr-Bso,s Hon. T. B. Bradneu
In the matter Of the estate Of solon F. Man
del, VIII presented by Max II. GsEtsley for
probate. Isappeazs that the deceased Man
del had for several 3ea1b kept dry goods
store on CLARK street, and two or thres weeks
ago went to .PhiladelphiA on business, where
he died on the 21st inst. The will was dated
. few days before the death, Max Meyer and
Lazarus 'sch1oss being named IS Witnesses.
The court ordered = commisslon to issue to
Judge LaIdlow Of Philadelphia, to take the
depoeitions Of said Witnesses. The estate Is
set down at from fifteen to twenty Thousand
dollars.
REcoRDEn's couRr.-The following Is the
docket at the next term Of this court:
1agHsRsg Mssnes ,St9 Mas% cR ANN
Rose B1eeetngtoR and Mary Webster, Margaret
Delany, Hans Martin Thomas Kane, Francis Blame,
Eugene Dorrof. John Dunn and Wm. Gibbons, two
charges. Mary Morrison altas Minnie Moore 0t;1s
Jennie Graham, John Holden, Falk Burns. Robert
Lodge and Ralph Mile. James Taylor. Mary 4.
6en1i 1 r.. Sa = HH ERh1h@ bos
Nm. Clark, Thomas O'Donner. Philip Ryan,
Blldge chase John y. sasles and sauael aoG.
nan, VT, p: EIage; Jaeoe Dea1, Margaret Eader.
anna kr4use. Morris Hennessey, Thomas Hickey.
Bur9larg-John o'B.ten. Francis Howard,
pton.
! foTge7v-Alchael McSe1l; Hugh o'connor. Jas
Aseanlt seiM intent to Commit Eaps-Jsme.
1tsdnlEW51lism A. Leon. Edward A. Jeseel
Rectiring Stolen Goods-Wm Despair.
Li1ei-F1edes!ck Becker, Hyppoute Ruben
Adnlte75E1Henry Alien and Rose Bennett.
, 1862-09-29
Destructive Conf1agrAtt0n in the
Oriental RlouT1DE mills,


a9Sl1 oc1oeA on ea'u1oay morning q fre
broke out IN the cupola OF the Oriental Flour
ing nillF, located on West Madison street,
near the BRIDGE and before the flames could
be snbducd. the NIL and It's contents were
damaged to the extent Of over <1o,ooo. The
mill. owingto press oi WORK, had been run
ming night and day for some time, and It is be-
lieTed that the fire was oecssioned BY friction
in some Of the machinery bearing in the Gu
pola- Certain 1t Is, that the fire first broke
out there, and no fire has been used In that
vicinity,
The Oriental Mills were commenced year
ago and nut In operation IN November Last,
by c. E. olnsted & Co. The building WAS Of
brick. four stories high, and surmounted with
a frsme cnpo1a for eleyating gurposes. The
wall. we're nutup In the strongest manner, a.
is evidenced bv The fact thst tie fire has not
, 1862-09-29
Foreign Markets.
HyTelpgrHnh s,, ~.

A4s 1EEAAEH ECRQNA.
L1rERrooI, Sept -BREADsruFrs-Na
steady and generally Unchanged Ghc aatbyritics
lelott noa5 quifs steady. Wheat steady. Rel
eontherc 1'G11es. Co:.a hrm: Mixed 295. >@'>
:, pRov!s1oHs-beef inactive, with 4 downward
cbane1G fSfk a- aas. @ Has9n 9uist, steady and IN
--LATEST VIA LoSpospEHKT.
LIVERPOOL. Sept 19--BREADsrCFFs- -Onf,t md
Irregular Flour has 4 declining tendency. >A1N"
lKos1sIoNs-t2ulet, firm and unchanged.
MONET MAHkET-Consuts closed at o.; 7eos,< fo,
nc neS- American securities quiet and e1caiV ~
f: Enuion In The Bank Of Englond-Decrcasc, EN-
, 1862-09-29

ARRIVED. n.
stmr Sunbeam, Morgan, Two Rivers, sradrfcs.
tfop 1ieIchantr Gt1:sgys, Duualo. suul1ics.
BarK G@he1abusco, Che Chamberlain, oconto. 10 M
Bark Zen Sigol, Hall, 31flwaukco
seh nfIo1deue, Johnson. Kalamazoo, 6 II 1un1-
sehr Ashtabu1a, Hammer, Grsud Ha7en, III m ,ur.-
sehr Guide, Shay: Mu,kegon. $50 +, shingles.
sshE shE KaInetto Rag Nosth Unity. 40 posts-
schr J9stphine Dscslen, Finnisau. Gzcen5nsh,
schr En:esSsizs. Peterson, ws.k1uzoa's piss, v
schr North. McGraw. Ccntcrvii1e. S eds wood.
Sch1 Jane L1nltn, Murray, st tJgsrph, ~ eds woo1.
scht ne1eh innhel hs1t, #iaFnock' White Lake, 65
schr Elra: n r.. Sinclair, White River, 81 N 1uubcz
schr Cecilia. wuman. New But1lo, Q eds wood.
Schr T: harden, ualverson, Depcy, ~ N lumber.
sehr 6sfuFy Eatos. Welsh. weosser's Pew. IS eds
>ehs u5ten; C1rieh. Holland, s. III lumber, 60 III
s:cbr Farmsr. Lewis, Green Bush. 80 eds wood. =
schr Homestead. Culver. Gtrcnhueh, C5 eds WOOL
sehr Mary: slooter, Holland, s. eds wood.
Hae has, 6S;6 s. 65Hssph : Cd wood
Schr Joe Wins. Cisrk, Two Rissrs, 1su Iua,bee,
schr Octavia. johnson, Censerriile Is eds wood.
Schr sutherland, Thou,soE, South uaycn, 10 cIs
schr Bermuaa. Mother, oswego. a. go brls alt.
CLEARED T.
stmr ssnhhean, snhe;aa Morgan. Two Rivers. bu wh
Prop ksn9,ha: Ss3s Lacey, Goderich. LEO CON,
Prop Edith. nswttt, co11inswood, 2,cs pr1s nd i
Ea1k Ehesnbaseo. Chamberlain, oconto. j
Ba1k B: s. Shepard, Hackcrt. Huialo, 5000 bu
Brig Euuan A. C1nrI- petnrso,, yE;ff,sra.,-. r+.
, 1862-09-29

Caove1auA Grain Ma1ke&-Hert M
+ Received, 66 car loads wheat. Ma,1.4 A..
with Gales of red winter wheat N \, nj
Corn. <f0z5e. Ogts, 57@Ne. ~
, 1862-09-29

past wecs ending to-dsy, a1e u fol1ows:
Beeves. Hog4
7,.,o,- o,a,,.c..& ~ ct;, ~, So;
"s-A e4'tAus e>Pt. - --'"." ..'".~"i4s aA'ate
roads iea5ipc East ffom this CIV ~ - @-&S @''-
sA7ra or raF1our nv 11rr srorzz v:ro~r ,,,,,c.no
70 oEzHo1E-
ea'"e; 1no gs M.
Atch Gent S3y7ch Sortb ,a-re carx can "a ~ ~
Cars M oi ia fset e .. -. c* s5a
20 Sg4FS1o Se4I saaa On srsrrSs1ov 1a1aas 90
Cass s1o feet. Observation-Disclosures. D. @ - ss
Eost A5se Ea5ae Ssns os,a osse a III q e. g,
p,+4 n rsf T9f.grzUEaM- 1T y IT ,,,+ e7a ko
1tIn 70 s9Sth"' a !asGe Ea2s f s, ;;et g g
Rates to Dankirk, s5Pe. car 1eas thin to 8nsaIo,
Rates to Dunlsirk, axe = 1oo M less than to
A'4A'@' N'A @1RE1a REEr ~ rsTT1E aT W.
D4s .1A. !. 4t4- .-.---..-..
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entire week. ~ ~
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rtoue one. as the receipts consisted enttrelT ~ Of
about the eamc quality, and, II anything. shade
thfs wec,z wor,h na-ttcn1ar;y;no w won,d droor
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the attention OF farmers and feeders to the fac.
tht 1t 1s Of no use to send to this market etock Of
tic scallawac and "hat-stard,, nua1ltv a.
Il Ia oo,,hor sntt.,,o -. .h1sz.". -
II Is nei1nes aultaole fer shippers OF
government contractors. and when sold, hardly
ever brirCs Il reuuueratfye prfcc. It slso
has the effect Of detessins Eastern buyers from
tbfs market 1vho 1,cn1d othe,1rsc ron,r ba-a ,-5
nav fair n,1ce fnr rood nhfnn;nc atoc1- Tho
~ i@tt piAee iot sooo futppius BUCK. 1ne
New 1ork market hae been gtutttu to such an eX-
tent with poor, la]f.f.d beeyes, that droye,s find
q ,nnoo.,h1o ~ otr.c+ .,1o. ,,+r,,t -, oa,.s,,,
~ en~~] ''4ss eAesp* ." e'u7Aussa-
ole 1oee. aooa lit emeotn eteers are IN good DE-
mand and at prcsent will brig from 3Hft.3hc
per n.
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me 1mesaofisY OF tne castle IN the yards, to
.ether with the absence oE Eastern buyers. rem
5.rc,7 +b, r,.,r.t w., ,,r,r oad ..,,s .,n,, -1.
49, .As' 'sA5 0a1'' -" '94es eouo oniy
be eaeetea at a concession oi prices which hold
va csA-A| '--e '.-. HN--~>-Ae" w ANAstA~* "V
, 1862-09-29

The 8eventy-Fffth Regiment
On Saturday fte1noon, at o'clock, the
18th regiment arrived in this city from Dixon,
by special train on the Air Line road, and left
again at p. m, by the Michigan Central.
This regiment is a maximum one, and is COM
pE**eed Of some Of the best materia! that could
be furnished by Lee and Wniteside counties
It has been In camp at Dixon about six weeks,
drilling and otherwise preparing for active ser
vice. The men are completely equipped; and
armed with the Springfield rifle 1nnsket.
The field and staff officers Of the regiment
are men Of first-rate abilities, and are fayorably
known in Lee and Whiteside counties. The
following are their names and positions The
chaplain and the Eecond assistant surgeon have
not Jet been chosen:
CoIonel-George Ryan, Of Lee County.
Lieut.. Col.-John E, Bennett, Of Thitesidc
County.
Major " Il. KEgo.e, Of Whiteside Co.
A6jutant-J. IT. Hollenbeck, Of Lee Co.
Quartetmaster-J. E. Remington, Of Lea Co.
, 1862-09-29

DANCING AcADEx1.-C1asees are now forming
at Marines Academy" corner Of Clark and
Monroe streets, which il zeopeEed for the sea.uu.
Soirees every Tuesday evening. ee-91 It.
, 1862-09-29

The T41u ILLINOIS REGMEST.-The 18th
Regiment, now at Camp Fuller, Rockford,
has received marching orders, and will leave
camp to-day, Sunday reaching this city by
the Galena and Chicago Union Railroad, at
about two o'clock in the afternoon. The regt-
ment will march to the Central Depot, where
they will take the cars for the South.
The following ore .he field and line officers
Of the regiment:
Colone1Jason Marsh.
Lleut Colopel-Ja1nes B Kerr,
Mator-Edward F. butcher.
Adjutant-A- Nfeman, Of Chicago formerly Ad-
jutant of the 371h HI
Chaplafn-Rev. 7. g. Tayor.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Il i1liame.
Company Adapt T. ]. L Remington.
Company B-Capt. D. A Buttolph.
Company Capt. H P. Sloan.
Company D-Capt. J. II. Doug1aaa.
Company E-Capt. E. Cooper.
Company F-Capt. Il. c. Barker.
Company G-Capt. B. II. Bacon.
Company H-Capt. Thos. 3. Ryan.
Company 1-Capt. VIM. Irwin.
Company k-Capt. Butler Ward.