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, 1862-09-10

line receipts Tor the past week have been very
liberal, bu. We notice no material change sinee
our last review,
IopAF--The market opened dull and closed
STEADY. The eales were 10,0uo bu River
1elew at s6c afoat; ST. bu Mixed Canal at Al 1c
ahoat; 10,o00 bn do at 6l5Sc adoat; ao09 bu do
feo) at Soc afoat; $500 bu do f=rior Rcd 1t asc
anoat; s0t bu Mixed at t9c in store: g. DO1 bu do
at ssHc In store; 1.l00 bu do 1T 2gAc Ia store ::
11,ou bu 90 at i91c in store; 700s bu do at Sue in
stores 1,0o bu hejected at 2sHc in store; 7aao
! do at 2ic in store; 4G0 bu condemned corn At
16c On track.
oATs-Receiyed to-day. 1850 bu; shipped,
none. Received last week, A49a6 bu; shipped.
IS 1A3 bu- The market has ruled without iupor-
tant change. To-DAT-The market WIS easier.
sa2es wese eco bu No 1 at 3t54c in store $500 bu
do at 81 &c in store; 1,tu0 bu do at 14c in store
2tC0 bu do At Sic III store $500 bu do at 33xc IN
store.
h3E-Recei7ed today, 3 so7 bu; shipped, none
Received lsst week, IS GIG bu; shipped, TO- 200 bu
The market has ruled dull with downward ten
depcy. To-pAI-The market ,uled dun. Sales
1,4t0 bu No st &c in store; 400 bu Reiectsd 1t
91c In store.
BARLEY Received to-day, 2,0ss bu; received
last week. II ,95s bu; shipped, none. Under light
receipts the market rules very firm. TO-DAY the
market Vas steady and unchanged Sales 173 bsgs
1t E5c On track; 81 bags Inferior at 85c Oh track
HIGHW1NES-Rece1yed to-day. 47s brls: re.
ceived last week, 4.ts9 br1s; shipped, 149 brIs,
The market ia dull, buyers and SELLERS being spart
IN their views.
TIMOTHY sEED-steady, with q good demaud
Sales es bags at s10; ala bags at $l.45; 100 bags
1t 81 3d.
FLAX sEED-Quiet, but firm. Sales bags In
fr,1or at 74c. Good to choice samples a1e held at
81 3t@1 90
ALtOHoL-steady at 5aG6oc- The outside
fguree fer small quantities.
PROVISIONS Mees Pork dali at - botAo Is for
city and country packed mess Sales 1tD brls
(Qu1ncy} mes at Se,5'. BU1K MEATS are drm
spo in fair demand. Sales 15 00o fbs Shoulders At
shc packed; IS 600 tos c1eaz aides On PIT. LARn
, 1862-09-10

TUESDAY EVENING, Sept. 9, 1862.
F6EIGHTs- During the week lake freiehta
nave again been On the decline, closing firm at
91GNc for corr, to Buffalo. The Eastern rail-.
foads have again raised their rates on fourth caea
eooos anu tour 2hc on per 10O ths. and SC per brl
respectively.
To-nAT-At the opening shippers held back, and
the market was dull; hut to o1ards the close i, he
came hIm nnoer more active Inquiries The en-
gagenents were: schr Lady Of the Lakes Ito load
at different places wheat at lie; echr. Bonnie
Doom. corn at &c; brig Mitchell, and schr. GREY
Eagle. corn at 99c; bark Pie1son, same at 1oc-ss1
to Buffalo, Schr. Florence, corn to Port Colborne
at SIC; echr. .CarthaSeniau, corn to Kingston at
14c; sehr. Reincecr, wheat from Milwaukee to
AlDgtton, at 16ci tark Great West No. 2, wheat
from Milwaukee to Buffalo. at lie.
RAILROAD FRE1GuTs.-Tbe fo}}ow5no ;s tho +o-;e
OF the various roads leauing from this city to the
East:
, 1862-09-10

actlVe sa'es s0a brls. at s5.50a.7oo 10, count,7
t11me: $s-' as Is for Country mess So G0A13 4
~ Iepacked mess: sl3,7oD Ask Tor codntr1
naias - Ertme Ness beef In moderate request
sa1es 1o, terces at so tt@22 CO. Beef hams quiet
sp ntet o. Srlz at l591ec Cat meatr less acti1e.
1.ao, prices without material change. Sa1ee i'd
baCcTg 1gE a. d9aHc fr sh uders; 6G7c f3r hams.
favor ~ st1ea dnA and nominal. Lard dull and ia
iatte- y, a., uuye1s Sales lid brls st 9137<c the
Am ,,h au Extreme price Butter Is &C, tva and
slate Cbeess s a. l29l55c for Ohio; 16Oa9c for
sctt, on oecGea change IN price snea5s4 are more
eSha 81 1ineE. sales 1so hbds, at 716as.;c lar
ht huna: ss.h tor New Orleans, Ais1 sslss ~ 20 "a
~ Iasana az and By suction ~ "a bhds
NeW Oflsaus a. sNDlcc. Molasses dn3I III n auIs'
@z4e aaps and % q h5Ss 5e 1S hhas Porto Rico
auction 900 brla, New ot1eans =. aa3sTe +; ana og
EUFFALO. Sept. 9--FLoua-steadv
GRAIF-H heat lower Sales at ii 1Ssca.
ssd r. - winter; 81 C"k@l o. fur Miiwaag,rse ~ @ !or
= " Tor red winter Illinois, Chicago anr11t. 9uo
pf1sate terns. to.n dnI1, and no sales. nttqs oa
oi1er grains quiet. o3ts ano
New York. S~14' 1o~ ~oH "ueat, to
~ 5a9oRTs-7.eoo hrls. aou1, 242roa bu. WHEAT
1t!.o 90. corn. 45 GOO bu oats, 1Al, ,NO0 bu. rye.
AA4stoo nu corn, LOUD bu RE-
, 1862-09-10

nec nnooss. csns Jelly. packages dried eura1ts,
P1se ~ sgeF d1i. fruit. and 2 papers corn starch
hs1n5at,. M1ch-14 ehirts, pillow case, 18 rolls
eurdippoages. pairs drawers. q pillows. bottles
hows cur7ant Jelly. large jar curraas Jelly,
1bawl blackberry jeliy. packages dried berries
n S9lcsgo Sanitary Rooms removed from NJ 4
n4s,oath AveDue 10 No. II River etreet, where
and hospital stores for our soldiers "t be
1eeelVed. MARX SKINNER.
Pres. Chicago San. Com.
bof articles mort needed-shirts. drawers. Bh :ess,
hs4 KY Rackp pillows pillow cases, slippers, t'wtls
a aaL okescbiefs, dried and canned fruits, p1ckes,
SREs onions and potstoes.
hafk boxes and packages
FsOm
Chicago SAM ary Commission.
No. 10 River street, Chicago, II.
, 1862-09-10

CurIew. Ottawa, s ON bu corn
MIA, Ottawa HLtO b1 corn.
bu wh. at. ID bu oa's. e ~ Eye, 434
ntar1s, Knukakee. SOcO hu corn, IS bu rve
b3ltmtre. La Sale. $50 hn corn
Dlckey. La Sale, $500 bu corn. 20 In ~, =, .
Ar O'CoDnor. La Sale F.U0 bu com.
spnshtne- La @ale- s Gnu M c,,rn
Monitor, La Sale. s SUI bu corn
s1r John franklin, La Sale $50 tong ea-+t
Carrier, Ottawa, 6.N u hu corn -"A@"-
laf0Ddelet, Morris. s OGG bu corn
L1onees, Ottawa, 53 4 bu corn - -cn n, =
A1ce. La Sale, 5515 bu cnru. 1 aeeos"
Brown. Ii SaIr, / IN br1a dnur
adet1a: Loci port. t, nit bu corr
Laura Ann, Ottawa seq, hu cnrn
Hunter, Morris. & trg nu corn-
CR,uEa, tockpost, Gti, bn cnr1.
Time, Mor1is- 6GCD hu corn
Naut1lun, Ii Sale, SIS bu earn
Thorp, Joliet.
Alta. tic, Morris.
enrlew. Lockport.
6cmonin. j, let.
6en G1snt. Du Psge, Il br1s talt
MnIaep. Pilron. 81 N stares and bdgs.
n.5tn Tnh m: Norris, 1Uu b.ls ealt auQ rs mdze
Suta. Ottawa, 'e -
1uiu Snu Eagle La Sa!1e
pt.,Ion Morris. Is brls SALT
'or elrs. La Sale, 75,s54 It lumber, 80 N ahtu-
, 1862-09-10
u R ON T. 81 E. T 1R E At
DAVENPORT, IOWA.
Another Hening's Safe Preserves
Its Contents,

DAvEHPoR1. 1owa July 19th, 1ssI.
GxssH4. HEKKIy6 & Co. Chicago:
GNTB=I an the owner Of sa{e manufactured
By yun- Said Safe was In Grain Elevator in tht9
place, and which Elevator was burned soma two
months s1nce The safs came out In nne condition.
the money and papers In good stats Of preservation
The ire ~as ne Of tbs largest that ever occurred
here aud one Of tnterse hest had to cut tae dcc
open, tthe lock being Injured By the heat)
Yours, DC, &c. WASHBUEN
aEBBHaH EA1EH2 GaANPD3 FTRKFH. ME-
AAFHA
Tn mot reliable security tzem dra nov< fncwn
HKKRHEGB CdARION BURaLARFRc, OF sAFE
Lined with Herring b Floyds Kxw PA~1Er 4EByE
TALdX&D TBQR"-sha only metal .snaeh cannot hs
&Mad. HKEUH8 IN "a a.... ,er-,a
NlhX1Hf1Ap
, 1862-09-10
ILLINOIS AnD m1CHAGAa CANAL.

ARRI Sd Sent. &.
Caypga, Lockport t, roo bu CON.
Paramount Ot1nwa. {. ito M corn.
Central City, La Sale 81 90 bu corn.
Aeia- La Sale. .4t5 brle -four, 6o09 fbs tre clav.
Wallace, 5,60U bu corn, $40 n Iatd. 4 hrls
eggs
Bonner, La Sale. 500 bu corn.
etlabItc. Mnrrfs. GO hn corn. 10 bu cats.
Rock Fun. La Sale. 5,l73 nu con.
Ar1c, M,r1ts, 5000 hu na.s- lisa timothy sead.
sthaEtspl Oit2wa- $500 bu com
E0ns pta, MnE11s. s. 01 bu com.
= Han iii. ottawa. 4. 99hi h1 cnru, I Geo bN fYH
B 4 Tho1p, LGekpozt 6, Geo hu eoEa.
, 1862-09-10

VESSELS PASSING DETROIT.
Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tribune

Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tribune.1
DErRo1r. Sept. 9, 1852.
uP-PrcpF. Queen City, Colorado ;lBries Mohs
gan, Mechanic: schrs. Eseex, Grapeahot, H.bbard.
Stevens, Hubbard, Racine, Wings Of the Wind.
Wyoming, Tnmult. Grenada, Lydia Case, Preston,
Surprise, Whaling. F1ske.
DoVN-Prop. May Flower; bark, UnsdilIa !;
schrs. York, Darfen. Cuba, Reciprocity, Gtfswo1d,
Hart, Eleanor. Brown. Fillmore, Bronson, Mans
field, Wyandotte, Murray.
, 1862-09-10

1,S1
Coon Il and Anderson have to pace the third
ntat to decide the second aud third premiums.
which Vas easily Won by Cooren iu IS. An,
atrfon rfn being at great distance behiud.
Gaafk saaf 81 mare is the one winning the two mile
Tca5 ne other dsJ for PAGERS aud trotters.
pae1pg stallion, said to go in ! IS vas en-.
tered fer this match, but, having got lamed
t~o Gays since, was withdrawn. Had be
etarttd, the knowing ones say he might
nave essl1y won, according to the time shown.
al apG - ae.ehaance e yesterday was very large,
ano ls Tat1ously Estimated st from 10. 600 IN
so,Atg n scene On the track was most AMI
lua'eo. M Inc grounds were covered with bo ootha
ona o.tesl euo~ IenLs. presenting the appsar-
enfT Tho ., a an Old fashioned general trntning.
of 1bs pto}ESiamme for to-day Is much talked
~ ~ .us etail!on race promising exciting sport.
1ne grand Buffalo hunt is eagerly looked for-
,ss1a ma1a 70, aod Its novelty alone will dra out
7osDAT's PROGRAMME.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES BROOD xARKs-
Best Thoroughbred blood m,ras ,rtth 1..a'
ssoes: eS nrss premium, $1to; second do $50 third
HoTT1Ea HoRsKs.
Fastes! trotttng horse. geldng or f1y, to h.r.
psss, which has never troited foe mouev on re,..
thlrd do 800. Nv e~''
AFTERSooN-RuEKNa HORSES.
Mile heats. Three or more to make rsco. Pre-
mium $3.50. "1 40
GRAND UNION TABLEAux
There will be grand Union Tab)eaq1 of thirty-
n gtnng iad1e. IN patrintfe co-tume@ draep In !.
E.aenff1c. nt car. By Fix span Of matched horses.
This Will be magnificent spectacle.
THoTTING HoBeEs.
Fsstest trott1ng stallion, to harness first pre-
n1tm $50; second do $40: Third DO St00
BUFFALO HUNT BIZ INDIANS IN cosrUNH
There are twenty-fonr Wild butratoes IN the
am IN full Iative co-tumo Thts viii he m, ~
the 1air. "'ts<'a7 W
, 1862-09-10

oS-Ihe foreign news has aeaiu caused
etnslaeta ahle excitement in The cotton market and
1ns salee and resaes to- day hsve been laege, en-
pfac1ie Gver ~ 70 bales. We know Of lots hay1ng
been soid twice in one office, The ino1tTV naS
been chi. dy speculative, though maanfacIurtr n
have buuk ht to u fair extent Prices 1t the ciose
are very st1ong at an advance Of 1c q b. We
reTlee quotations:
, 1862-09-10

steady at e@aK. sales Is brls steam renae,ad -
&C; % bills kettle rendered at SIC.
IALLOW-1s In air demand at s.<6n.ac FL, con,-
Try and 933c for city.
BROOM coRN-Du1l at s7o.of @so 90 for good to
cnolce and s4ft@ @6o,c' for common to fa:r.
HEANs-1n fair demand at $125@e so. sa]es u,
~ rags interior at 81 rs; 70 bags at 81 Is,
6AGa1NG-stark Mills are held at 47c: Lewfs-
ton At 45c. '9S"A
oPERAGE-Cnchauged. We quote:
Flour Barrels, round hoop, 1o,
, 1862-09-10
GONIMERCIAT

TUESDAY EVENING, September 1sss
The following tnbies show the receipts and ship
me ME OF lending articles during the past week md
ffnce the 1st Of January with comparative statis-
tics:
RKCgRTs OF LEADING ARTICLES At cu1cAaa
, 1862-09-10

KIN hh " "AhU.-EtClEQ from
qpl'ytF the stable Of the subscriber, one zni1a
tou1n Of Blue Island Plank Road. psir Of ue BLACK
larger horse has oman noss. lett eye little oufeo
long pr ~ neck o. d hen urged faster ssiE
tIs VIE n bas fs hesvy z hind
lock ct tore f-et sSaf shout thres ncnsa
taten 9ae6 6ph RsEs Of n think t he Ias ons
ne smaller horse mother and easter tFot:er to
tue lafger: The abnve REGARD III BE- glve- for the
thteyte aud recovery Of uorseH. or one haI
ne a69T5 for the recs vrry Ct ho' ses u6.-a
the whereabouts Of tht. yes - horses. Address to
q. 4. bAWKHS. North Blue Island. or H. " McFAD-
DEN, Cbtlilcothe, Peoria Caunty Ill. ao8-nAs1<
, 1862-09-10

few small lots bring from 5o052e. The n. Z.
Economist Gays:
The diEcouIaging war news early IN the week
nronsht he WOOL market to con plete et8nd. and
II was With difficulty that sales to any extent
ceuid he effected Subsequent to Wednesday.
II. yer, nn0er better ne~e. more cheerful and
ce1hueDt feeling has prevailed, and. the &C iTirV
2d H'nness L. tsced at the close OF our lat
has been ~ untd During the past three days
the market has been quite bt1ek, in part specuia
tive, aid the sales foot up considerable, the bus
Of Hh7ch are not reported We hear
q large lots Of foreign being sold. to ar
rive, bnt the particulars We are not allowed tn
make public GaG165c are still the prices current
1ot heeces, bnt some holders are a-klng roc with
out sales. The stocka Of all kinds Or wool are
nnch reductd ~ d broken. and the tendency nj
pr!ees fol all grades Of wool il upward IL Pnil.
ueIph1a .ales uf tub washed have have been msds
At seNc AND here LOT brought nc These arc
t1;fa'zd1nary high prices, and arise from NJ IN
AealthS tPecuiaf1ous, but slmp1yto feed the new
fGufcu Of demtnd in the ah-tnCe CT an aoenu IN,
supply It co ton One duuar pound for Kaui is
looked for By eome. '~''N@ 40
BGTTER-Sa|es Of 65 flkias-a straight lot of
choice Yellow at 1oszc.
PoTAAoEs-In fair demand at ao4s5c 2 bu,
EGGS-selling at range Of 71s4c.
POELTRI-Chicl1ens q dog $i.501a1. Is: Tur
kles q b 3H G4Nc.
, 1862-09-10
hoNETARY.

TUESDAY EVENING, Sept. ., 1852,
enrfency Fill rcmalng scarce. and some OF our
nansers are compelled to pay their balances in
treasury Notetee or exchange at 4 discount. 4
compile of days will probably relieve the scarIety.
as large orders haYe gone east foz the needed
srrply.
Nc quote Exchange at 4 discount buying: par
@ u selling. Bankers are paying 118 for goldIto.
day. ALI they buy gces to New York, there being
no eale in this market. Old Treasury Notes are
worth 1GTH. Silver is worth s@1o buying; 1on
IL selling.
New York Stock and Money Market,
bY Ielegrnph.l New YoHE. Sept. 1sea.
active. 0S
il cen esiip g. Sex 2 <. csne1al Sss1sa' : Ssa Ssz
do guaranteed.. 6z5ts
GOVERNMENT sTocKE.
g. Is registered. aaes Treas. Z 3-10 .. .1oaazz
u. + It's =, coupons s6sz
Second Board-Slocks firm. go
ee ~ $ : , rdiaaS 5slsaa: 81. So Fsf Fssiss Mi
Panama. ..14nE American Gold ...iis,<
II. Central scrip. 62k u Cen. bonds II TX
Mieh n South gid OK Missouri ...--.... 4s1s
Mlth. NcAtIA-.->.. ISL Tennessee. ..-..... -
aovERSaEET STOCKS.
Treasury 310..- .1G3 ~
MoSEY.-Money market quite easy A. 4ak nor
c*nt on call; 4h96 per ceI4t for strictly prime
pat er.
Sterling exchange dull. Bankers bills 1s1n
13lE. @'@ ~
American gold lower. opening at 1870 Ok
ana el::s1 steady at 1s7G19 per cent premium. IT,
z hfornla Guld bars nom1ual.
GoEerrnent ttnckF shade frmer; e. & 6s
OF 81 At 9939G10o; 7ao Treasury notes at 1923 a
, 1862-09-10

Meeting of the Common Council.
special meeting Of the Common Council
was held yesterday at o'clock D. H., to take
I action in reference to the death Of Alde11n an
Willi4m 4. Groves.
Mayor Sherman, on taking the chair, stated
the object for which the Council had been
convened. He remarked that he had
known Alderman Groves personally, and
cherished for him the profoundest respect.
| de was an honest man and a good citizen.
| Ills loss would be deeply felt, not only in the
council, but in this community. The Mayor
hopeo the Council would take such action as
hight be deemed proper to show their respect
Tor the deceased, and also make al1 needtul
arrangements for the funeral,
| Alderman Holden offered the following nra-
amhle and resolutions, which xere adopted By
| unanimous vote:
WHEREAS. 1t has pleased an Ill wise Providence
70 r. move from anoHg in the Inidet Of his A.
i9!hese. our departed brother, hm A. Groves
E.q, Alderman hom the 9Th Ward, be it, there.
. ReSo'rfd, That in the death Of ". 4. Groves.
Esq, this Council dsptures the loss Of one whos,.
tiislal career. though terminated thus early, was
Rave di-cba gid hie duties with honor to hinetf
win b. neit 10 his assocla.t s. aud 10 The easisaa
1lon OF hts constituents. and oe it further
Rtsoged. That in Mr.. Groves we recognize the
possession or Pr at energy patient Industry and
EXCELLENT ab1l ties, and th1t the loss which We
htrehy commemorate IL not confined to thar which
The CITY hae sus ta,ned, in being deprived of his
official services, but Is felt we'll by the conmu-
nl1y at large. who regret, in his decease the de-
pa1tute frs N among Ahem Of good cl&izen and an
honest man.
. ResofFed, That these resolutions be epread unon
the serord Of this ounctl aud copy thereof dnlv
SUI he nttca'ed and transmitted to the family Of inc
d.cs ed; and bat as fur her mark IT re-nec. III
his mt no1y Ibis .ouncil will attend his funer, ir,
| thtrt, days. 1'1
A committee. consisting Of Aids. Hoyt.
shu'elds and Holden, was appointed to confer
with the family Of the deceased, and make the
necessary arrangements for the funeral
On motion Of AID. Hoyt, the City Clerk was
Instructed to invite all the city officers to
meet at the Mayors office this afternoon, at
O'Clock, to proceed thence in carriages to the
late residence of the deceased. at Its West
Washington street, where the funeral exercises
will take place.
The Council then adjourned.
, 1862-09-10
New York Carl.

New York Cattle Market,
b. Telegraph.l EEw yo,s es,.
BkEr-steady. Receipts, $3.50 head. Quoted
,sAtEr-Up~ard. Receipts, 1s7sa, Quoted at
,,s@ ,ss@sIsE-Cpward. Receipts, 1l,ao4. Quoted at
, 1862-09-10

For RBCFFALo.-Thep popular and well known
passenger steamer Fountain City, Capt. Pease,
will leave the New York Central and Western
transportation Coupany's dock, foot Of
North Dearborn street, this evening, at p. m.
Passengers wi-hing to avoid the heat and dust
Of eunmer travel will do we'll to cal1 sud ex-
anime The superior accommodations of this
steamer. For state rooms and passage apply
10 A" a Sample, agent. Offices foot Of State
Street, North Cla1k, Is North Wells Street,
LosT-Last evening, Diamond Cluster
Breast Pin, marked 'sH. G. Chesebrouyh.
Syracuse, N. T." Whoever finds the same
shall r. ceive liberal reward on leaving It At
the cf1re Of the fremont house. The pin ls
keeIsake, and Is esteemed TT above III in.
t1instc value By the loser,
HENRY C. CHEsKDRoUGu
lalcago, Sept. 10. 1862,
, 1862-09-10

Inc market for " inter Wheat ruled duu hut
'nt.e wa 10 quctable change in price. No1Red
,o'e as Il cs: No ? Red at s,@slc and R-fecred
h.o NJ s'@S2e' sp'ins Wheat open ID dul,: hns
subsequently became more aetlve 1t v.,t-,a.v,.
'o'iae hgnres' elosing steady =. s6xas7c r,r M
, 1862-09-10

Swords, Sashte, Belts, Revolvers Of all kinds.
Presentation, Ames Line and staff Swords. All
kinds Of Military Goods Wholesale and Retail.
GEO. T. ABnEY,
Sep 86t 1856 Lake Strret
, 1862-09-10

sor the Week Ending Sept. G, 1862

TUESDAY EVENING, Sept. 9, 1865.
fEsEiPIs OF LUMBER. SHINGLES, LATE, &c. FOR
WEEK ENDING SEPT. g. 1862 Co4PARHn E1rH
THE TWO PREVIOUS TEARS,
, 1862-09-10
D,1S1.

OST- On Sunday afternoon, Sept.
~ 7th. hetxeen North star Mission on Division
stats cts Lace Collar and ';re st Pin
Butab1e reward will be paid for the recnvery VI
came G. Fl. MtLLES
eeyuTnSt Nca, - md 81 Stats street
, 1862-09-10
echr Montezuma, Miller, Kingston, 1890 b,

Ba1k sus etss, Gilmore. kingston q, coo bu corn.
pa 1a1h Afa5s. o!Eer, King oa- 15au bu wheat.
Sehr Gsrlbalci BAILEY Collingwood, 4,Uo bu com
br1g she1pner, Waage, Herkeu-
SehE Galens, steelr. Buffalo. 1910 br1s aour.
schE Geo F Foster, Howson. Muskevon,
ItoW Fresb burn, Smith, Pui1t Brt-y
Sthr HERCULES, Gundereop, afani.owoc.
Pier
sehr sehr 4l,ne LIN is, Burke: Mu.kegoq.
Schr LoIise AIN, m1llet White Like,
- pr Rac1ue- Clarcey. Green Bay
y hr sp=ncer. R3erson. Pent Water.
schr Queen Of The West. Furgeson. Green Bay,
scrr ba1ney Eaton, WEIGH, Two Rivers,
schr Mariner, Baker, Centsev11le.
Schr Norton, C0pby, Runkville.
Prop Michigan, Chapman, Osdensburgh. euudtfes.
Sen1 = hnapp- Dana. Two Rivers.
Schs A11"Lde1le, johnson, kal.mazoo.
B Balk Ipscola e. ha'd.on GRIND Ha7en.
Schr Gszsue. "1seon. sheboyEan.
Schr Rupe. OhleoD. sheboJ gan.
sthr antelope, Williams, Nh'te River.
Scbr Auskegon, McVse, McDuwell's Pier.
schr Mt Vernon. McVae Kalamazoo.
Schr Hunter. II Williams, Mu-kegon.
Schr Sunbeam, Cornell Grand Haven.
schr FfeheE. GJaser. Grand aaven.
scht Ellen Pike, Ozier, kalamazoo.
Sehr Palmetto, Johnston, ". IFS Pier.
sshr aanpshsts
Sehr Rand, Mckay. Mu-kegun.
sehr Oct avis, Jt.hnstou, Pier Cove.
Schr Rambler. Push, Mani.tee
Sehr N Jones, Thomas, Mantatee.
schr Falttc Faker, Buffalo, 11,OG1 bn- corn.
schr Russell Dart, Montague, Kingston, IA 800 bu
schr Qneen of the Lakes, Mustard, Kingston.
5000 bG corn-
schz A]graba. Evans, South Haven, sundries.
Sch AnatFrss, Meyer, Menamee-
sehr Gem; Frederteksnn; auskegon:
tpeed Rssa sonah Hs1sn
Bark Rayenn8, Perry, Buffalo, y 200 bu corr.
, 1862-09-10
RY GILBERT Il SAMPSON.
GENERAL AEuT1oSERRs. s. Laea xt-a14
Large AID splendid assortment of
Furniture, Brussels and Velvet Haroetz
AT ATCTJON

AoiEG AAu spenQld assortment CT
Furniture, Brussels and Velvet Carpets
At AUCTION,
On FRIDAY. sert Eth 1T Ok O'Clock. u. z.i1, ce3
sormeit Furniture Dr. conslrr in n'rp m ~
4nTo sth ~ Mahf sany nsk and Walnut ;ltan' s1lrs
In ofs NJ s1a a. Tlteont arblcope rrencn It .sn sn
otes 1es 1ha Joos Cherry War
nat ss,5 Sfa* us s,' efsae,s ~ s Eass ~ ~
sId Dlhlnstoom Chairs. Hh.tl,u1s @111's1
G a K P ET5,
sciausos Hisa Sssst and EfqJsfs EEInFf ffsspet;
RY GILBERT d SAMPSON.
ATALoGCE SALE OF
sPLEND OIL FAINTzNG8:
AT AUCTION.
vFxqN5.s r T,l1 zen 81. on ~sEnSrsjAy aud THURSDAY
evening, ut our Soltsroon V" ~0e0 eAeo
IS LAKE. STREET.
cnc Of the finest COLLECTIONS of D Painttnrs rrh,rn
cos s sts5 t FIT santa otT<a II r s III a.
p: p nuia1t r of ~ n.ete ever, Tame.
si1 Ss 9nn i Gsd sn CT In t'ls slsAd ectoa
sne' f. ths Heart: ftit Ais nite CI"rcn, ty SIas
F. Ii IT. b. {. Gro~s hst mi tu:a's FulinS HII
= Mryon; Cooks wat F.i u t. ~ b. ess cta M
Sats s aslIa T. II iii n h:h
serve S.f ThaIe ut m to the nEhef e b 1r xhoq1
.etfcely r. tter adv>1 ii. to def, IL r pnr.l,as
rHt!i H MS ss,s w. en- tl,ty eau get fine OIL PAINT.
etzens hayr nt Sitn the tnTe " ress sas
PAL AL. n, rat: ,;ns I'll be sata!t,o oa rus.
+; te srt Ths Pautins M a;s s.d Eis 10
se3-ul26lw GILRERT SAMPSON A1c,,-.
, 1862-09-10

soloaos's 8 TEhPLE.-Auother opportunity will
never Offer. Go and zee it, Lecture at .sK and
r. H. Acmlsk1on rs Cents. Bep1Q6t
, 1862-09-10

az Stranger's visiting the Worlds Horse Fair
Will 60 to Boyd'e Exchange Office, 3s Clark street
tnndefth Banking House Of c. B. Blai.} to cell
thel1 Gold Silver. Demand Notes, Canada Money
and stumptai1" Illinois and Wisconsin money.
Don't forget the place. IS South Clark street.
, 1862-09-10

Nn1rARr-Captain J. O'Nei1l, dispatched last
evening Charles L. Pardee for all the equipments
.1os his mounted cavalry company. This company
wants some ten more men, Call at headquarters,
Atmory building.
, 1862-09-10

CHOICE BooKs.--B an1fo1d 4 Bald win. at No.
u Lake Street, are closing out large assort-
ment OF bound books at less than cost. B ,oks
worth 81, 90 and sI25 they sell as low as so
cents. Give them call before purchasing
e1seRh here.
, 1862-09-10
Departure OF the Board or rr,x
EAtGeFy. Ao

departure OF The Board or Trnx,
Battery.
According to previous announcement. the
Board OF Trade .tterv. in command of Cant.
Stokes. left camp at Cottage Grove YESTERDAY
forenoon, en- route for Kentucky.
A 1oDg train, consisting of numerous p|at-
form End stock cars, for the horses aud artil.
levy, with three frst-clsss passenger coaches
for the officers and men, was provided by the
Michigan Central Railroad Company, and sent
down to 8 point con. enient of access from
the camp ground. In short space of time
the battery was moved to the Like shore, the
guns, horses, baggage, &c, loaded into the
cars; the soldiers entered the coaches A.
sigued them, and at half past eleven a N. the
train. moved away, followed By the best wishes
SUD prayers OF 8 multitude Of citizens,
We hare already published roster Of this
bsttery end complete lit Of the pr17ates, It
is made up from our best, strongest and most
patriotic young men, and ne h,zlrd the
prophecy will prove oae Of the most effective
hatsefaes IN the service. Its future career
vii be wstch*d with especial anxiety. a. ita
1aaks are almost without exception filed nth
our own boys. We have 10 aouot ,ts fotn-a
Hnder gallant Capt. 8 okes Will nres.nt
q record worth the bcasting.
, 1862-09-10

f1c7VRE REGA11ERT.-The splendid collection
OF Framed Engrasings At 56 Dearborn street.
WILL be sold this evening without reserve.
Presenting rare chance to get fine picture
st loT rate