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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1862-06-19

WHEN AT ROME ONE MUST Do AS THE Romans
Do.-Two Americans lately got into trouble at
Rome for forgetting to take off their hats when
the Host was carried by in procession. A CORES
pondent writes:
As the two gentlemen alluded to rendered
themselves rather conspicuous by standing erect
and covered amid the kneeling and bareheaded
spectators, one of the priests demonstrated with
them on the subject. but, finding that they would
neither withdraw nor uncover, he proceeded to
knock their hats of a scufile ensued, and the
priest rejoined the procession, which, making a
round, soon after returned to the same spot. The
Americans had resumed their hats and their
stand ; but the priest, instead of condescending
to fsticufs a second time, sent a couple of gen
darmes to demonstrate with the offenders in their
usual brutal style, i~nficting o staggering blow on
the breast with the butt end of a musket on one
of the travellers, and n compliment of a similar
kind on the other.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1862-06-19

GAs-NAKISc.-The manufacture of gas, al
though it includes many beautiful scientific pro-
cesses, is not, on the whole, a slightly operation.
What is not seen may be refined and interesting
but what is seen decidedly savors of a pandemO-
MUM. There are huge caverns OF black Goals
huge caverns of red hot coke, and a row of roar
ing fiery ovens, which sooty men are constantly
feeding with coal thrust in out of long iron
SCOOPS. The lids of these ovens or retorts are
generally heated to n white heat. and the men
vho lift them OF and put them on, have their
hands protected with thick gauntlet gloves.
After the coal has been distilled, as it is called,
the red hot coke is raked out either into coke
vaults or iron barrows. The spirit of the coal
rises up black pipes. like Internal organ pipes,
leading from each oven into a tube, running the
whole length of the retort house, called the by:
draulic main, which they reach by a curved dip
pipe. The hydraulic main is half filled with water,
and the end of the dip-pipe passes through this wa
ter to the depth of four inches. The gas from the
retorts flows down the dip-pipe, and bubbles up
by its lightness through the water till it rests in
that part of the main above the surface of the
liquid, depositing its tar in its progress. The
water, which gradually changes its character
with this deposit, and becomes nearly all tar.
locks the gas in the upper part of the main. and
only suffers ir to pass off through the purifiers.
These purifiers, partly mechanical partly chemi-
cal, relieve the gas from the vapors of tar, am
monia, sulphureted hydrogen, and carbonic acid,
and allow it to enter the gas-holder or reservoir.
pure enough for the ordinary purposes of light
ing.-AH the Year Round.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1862-06-19
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COMMERCIAL VOL. 5,
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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1862-06-19
STATIONERY

TIME UNDERSIGNED HAS RECEIVED
Il by different arrivals, the following assortment of Station
err, to which he wout' ,spectfully call attentions:
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1862-06-19

VNHE UNDERSIGNED HAS RECEIVE
II by different arrivals, the following assortment of Stat
err, to which he wout esPectfuny call attentions:
Sets fine acct book, Om 1 to Round and fiat paper weigh
@ quires. Enameled papers. asstd colo
A splendid assortment OF mem Gold balance for American c.
oranda books and tablets, Portfolios, with & without Loo
Tack mem books. every variety Bankers cases and wallets
Log books, all sizes, all sizes and variety,
Ruled and unruled capspaper, Pencil leads, slate pencils.
" letter paper, Sealing wax. several yarietit
Fancy, plain * ruled note paper Round and fat ebony and
Broad and narrow bill paper, hogany rulers,
Red and white biotting paper. Letter clips bronze, gilt & boa
Post Office envelope paper Printed and blank receipt box
Legal cap paper, Lacquered calendars,
Red lead pencils, Tin paper cutters,
Drawing - several kinds, No;aTial seals, desk blotters.
Letter copying books, Boxyood sand boxes,
Ink, black; blue, red, carmine, Tissue paper of all coors,
copying and ~indelible, Physicians visiting lists,
Steel pens, including Hunts, Patent ink and pencil eraser
Kinks, Wells, GilIots, Nos Port monnaies, a variety,
706, 303, and Barnard's yul- Invoice files, Morocco cigar
canized pens, and a large vari- Gummei labels, bill hooks,
ETY. OF new styles, Marking brushes,
Bristol board, Cards of every variety,
Envelopes, a great variety, School copy books, many kin
Waters. fancy and common, Cargo books printed,
Penholders, 4 great variety, Flat copying brushes,
Boxes water colors. Shipping papers.
Cs mathematical instruments, Nautical almanacs, 1s60-1.
Ivory & cocoa handled erasers, Thermometers OF various size
Red tape, India rubber hands for fill
Linen and Office twine. papers.
Ivory & boxwood letters stamps, Boxwood & metal wafer SIAN
Gummed lawyers seals. yesta matches and boxes.
Splendid steel plate blank notes, and exchange,
Copper and groiium pens for red ink,
Cohen's spring holdes for music, coin trays and boxes,
Boxwood and glass screw top travelling ink stands,
Flat glass and drop top do, round, square and concave,
Hinged bill files. ready reference do,
Hudson's patent pen cleaner, red and black bottle wax,
Lipman's patent eyeleting machine and eyelets,
Dampening brushes, sheets oiled paper,
And a large assortment Of articles of desk furniture, too num'
Gus to particularize. H NJ. WHITNEY.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1862-06-19
fur,iau aAbtrtissmtnts.
e~xIFFIrrs MORO IN. c.s. HATHAWAY Ef
MORGAN. STONE & co..
:. ,. STONE.

Commission and ,'orwarding Merchants, sg- Francisco, GU.
References, 7 : "T...way SSg.f~-ST SAt. Eye,
& Swi.. s. PeSty y " Bedford, Mvssrs. Grinneli Sinturn q
Co., New le z. John NJ Forbes ESQ, Boston, Messrs- Per-
kins & Smith, New London, Daniel c. Waterman ESQ. Hon
olulu. @sIy
, 1862-09-20

market cloees dun and somew hat heavy: eales sf
g'sM1 orls at IS tag5:25 for suyer state; IS 3oTa
6oo 70. extra sia'e; s5.oaG5 . for super wcst.
western: IS E95 30 for common to good surinss
bIands Of extra round hoop Ohio. Can adiaa flouf
1n1ss 9ntet ssss a, of 80 ors at To-
Eales 81 2o brle. Jersey at $345, and Is puncheo3s
WniekT-Withont material change; sales of
bso blls. 1T 2s1.Q Q32Hc.
:, N-Wheat-.1noderate export demand; mar-
l1 Set g gene1a1ly without material change Sales
bu Milwaukee eiah at *i1sl1 1i ii b. I'v anu
we.sln Vsa aana It g. a2 e aisE 5u winsf red
Michigan at sts5551 50; Is,1O 6u. new white %Ite
Kentucky at 81 55GIt So Rye heavy at t35176: for
VS. Tfest,n aGssHc foE 9tate; sales 1000 6u. infe
eorn-modc1ate request without imp ,rtaut chan,a
IN price; sales G7,u0 b1. at 5oGLs.c for shfppinc
mixed mixed Western; 55G5a9c for eastern; 4;Ql5Se lo7
heated and nueound; 61c for inferior while west
efn Oats scarce and firm at 511GI for Jersey
tanada1n, western ami state.
G1ocsR1Es-Rio colIee leas active and steady.
aEn miees well maintained. Sales 1867 oaes !:
sGJS5tc; $40 bags Santos ekiumfngs at sihc:
Sl1 o,her Kinds kinds dull Sales 20 bags Ms.acaib5 =:
@hc Sugar, raw: IN good demand and aTm sales
LIZA bids at 814Rac for Cubs; Ssi1Assc for P,rto
REQ: a7sGl1fc for New Orleans; U;U bikes uayaoo
81 s1 s4llh By auction; ~ hhde. New Osleans at
- W.ssc MolaeeeR afm. Sales 3Is< bri3.
Ncw Orleans st 4ssc; % hhds. Porto Rico q. A3c:
Oi1esns at 4144ac 49,"
PAtx1sltNs-Pork market more active aud firm
er: fa!es 1,te0 b.ls At $11 50Ge1l s71 for meas.
FLO lex for prime; $11.2S@9tl 30 for prime mess'
hed dull: sales t0o brls at sSH9t0 Is fur country
mess: IS &@7;to for country prime; {l2.itE5
s13 Is for repacked mess: $l3S5Rl4 SIX reytTa
mefs.. Prime mesE beef dull aud nominal, Beer
hams II moderate demand at .151'6c. Cut mats
IT. good demand and firm: sa:es 163 b,1s a. aKn
44sc for shoulders. 7GTEc for hams. Bacon e{des
quiet an1 UNCHANGED Lard rteady with moderate
demand; Gales s5U hrle, at 919stc- Butter In good
demand ard fra; slles at 10 SIC for Ohio,and Is
buyers: fales at 7'5g9llc.
EUFFA1O, Sept. .i9-FLouR-Qaiet and steady.
GRA1N--Whtat in fair demand for red wintst
ard market steady. Sales GOO bu. red winter
Ohio and Indiana At St.04G11 10; 1d5 G09 bu c.ooi
white winter Michigan at *1z3; 1!,OI1 bu, MIL
Naukee Club Oh private terms. Corn quiet: sales
1Stt0 bu: ont OF condition at 37txc: IL 400 bu do
at SIC Oate firm ;ss1ee 16 GU bu. at 44c.
tAFIL FLEIGuTeSEeady at 1561lIc on gheat
and corn to New York.
=. .lHroE1s-11,C0o brls. flour, FL, go bu. wheat,
9an oD. cbrn. 1.(Gl bu Ua:e-
ExroRTs-a,00 b11s: flour, 16f. bu. wheat, 81. .of0
ESWhGO, Sept 19-FLoUR-Steady.
GA1S-N heat firm; sa1es Of {, ,70J hu. winter
n !nd3ana 5cd at Il IS; 0o0 bu. red Illinois at
dtmand; talee Of 500 bu. Illinois At ACC; a,5G,
ou do At dc. und 3 1Ul do warn ut 40c Oa.s held
aooFe the views Of buyers
CANAL PEE1GH1s-lc better on graIn Flour 81
G5lc; ~hest, l3c corn, 11Kc-to New York,
LAKR 1AroRTs-l23,0G0 ou. wheat; 5000 bu,
cAsA ExrcE7s-1,e0o bs.s. flour; $1,000 bu.
MlCa{: Sf,n1 bu chru
, 1862-09-20
o the rebellion; but the first definite and m l.

to The rebellion; but the first dehuitc and au.
tnentie Information upon the subject waeen'.:.
nitted to the authorities last week.
This evidence We hare examined. 'and
regret that the success Of future opera.
t;oos ey the authorities for he suppression If
Ills order and the arrest and punishment OF
the members renders Its publication tnexpe-
ofent. Its statements are full sud ctrc1tn-
stan1tN- 1t was secured in q manner and
from source which entities 1t to credit. Tne
nam! Of the officers and members Of the sev.
eral lodges, the places Of meeting. tha 1,r.,.
ceedings and resolutions had at some Of the
meeungf, and the signs and passwords are ali
IN po: session OF the marshal. TIE Reuuine-
tcsted nsss 81 toe signs and passwords has, b=en
Il appears that the Madison county lodee.
alG1n constant communication with sfa Ibaaes
10 Massour1; that ammunition in small p1r.
cets and information have been smurgled
ac1oss Ihe border, for the use and benefit Of
aoe guerrilla bands. Men who hive borne
atms P1;ee IN u the @ ranks Of the 5ebsl General
h,rbored and defended By members of The
ofoer. Ibe organization seems to be strong
est IN Southern lows, but The agents are In
dustriously engaged In orgauizfng lodges in
all parts Of the State There nre several hun
dred members In Madison county, and several
thousand In the State
Upon the evidence to which We a9lude, the
authorities ordered the arrest Of several Of
the officers, and the order WAS carried into
execution by Marshall Hoxic and Deputies
Bowers and Burton Papers were sciz.d
which corTohorate the evidence upon which
the officers acted, and one Of the prisoners
has admitted that he was recently au officer
IN the order, but 1eries that he is one now.
:. Tho.e already asrested will be removed to
the nearest military post, to await the further
cIdtrs OF the war department.
, 1862-09-20

War Claim Blanks for sale at this Office.
Wldows' Declaration for Bounty and Arrears,
soldiesb' Declaration for Bounty and Arrears.
Application Of Mother for Pension.
Application of Widow for Payment Of Pension.
Widows Declaration for Pension.
oMcers' Certificates Of Soldtezs' Disability.
Invalid Pension GLAZING,
Application for Transfer Of Pension.
Application Of Minor Children fx Pension.
Application Of Orphan Sister for Pension.
Hefss DECD ration for Bounty and Arrears.
6urgeoue' Certificates Of So1diersr Disability,
Application Of Invalid Fenstouer for Payment
of Pension.
Claim for Horsc and Equipments.
Power q Attorney to draw Soldiers' Psy,
Sent by mail, postpaid at seventy i've cents per
qufre. Address TRIBUNE OFFICE,
Chicago, WipQIs.
, 1862-09-20
MARINE NEWS.
VESSELS PASSING DETROIT.

[opecia! D.tratch to the Chicago Td5une1
DETROIT, Sept. 10. 1861.
[F-BaEE Cambria. Br1g Seymour. Schooncrs
Rebecca. Japan. Lansing.
DoWS-Prope1ers Wenona, Evergreen. Banks
Morris, Chicago, Gaff, Gcra1d:ne, barley. B:ics
Lowell, Mitchell. Schoouers Goble, Lookout,
JOHNSON, BatEeY, Yankee. Rival, international.
Ktmbal, Sheppard, Reso1ute, C.nins, Hamlet,
Po1aLd. Norris, Newman.
MOVEMENTS OF CHICAGO VESSELS.
VESSELS ARRIVED AT BUFFALO FROM cutcAao.
Sept. 16.-Prop. Fountain City; sehf. Rainbow,
Frank Crawford
VESSELS CLEARED fRoN BrFFAIo Yoa CHICAGO,
Sept. 16-Psop- Mendoza, Adria:ic, Potomac !:
big FOE; schz. Japan, Rainbow, Frank Crawford.
}EsfE1s ARRIVED AT BUFFALO FROM Chicago.
Sept. 17.-Prop Msrehsnt; barks Fannie, CITY OF
Chicago, Indiana, Jessie Ho5t. Fozthwcst. RI
rcnEa, E. c. L.; trlgs M6honiog, Montezuua: ):
schfE. Die Vernon, Eleanor, Qulckstep, Denmark.
BcnufesDoon, 4. j Rich.
VESSELS CLEARED FROM BCFFA1o FOR CHICAGO,
Sept. 17.-Prcp. Fountain City barks Northwest.
Fame, E. G. L; brigs Mahoning, Raveuna, Mon
tezuma; fchss- Die Vernon, Denmark, Qulc1step,
E.earor. 4 J. Rich, Charlie Hubbard
LAEscn-The propeller Anna Dobbyns gas
Htleh. on "Wednesday, 17th inst, This hesutii1Ii
steamer vas hu'1t By alessrs. Mills aud Welch, 10,
Thomas D. Dole. Esq. aud named after the d.ush-
1ee q oaE fe5 Gapt i, D. Doosa. D
hold; measures IFS toms. Engine. single direct
aet'1g; cylinder n BY . inches, fro III valcao
delphia pattern. from N4de and Leyy's works
Ph1ladelphta No pains or expense has been
spared 70 make thlaaa model craft, and We think
machinery. and cannot but be Of great power and
speed; She viii be commanded = thst prince Of
good fellowe. Capt John Rice and will be engaged
IN towing. &c, On the lakes and rivers, and Der
hape 60 round to New Yurs via the river and Gujf
Of 1T. .LawEcuce.-BapaEo Express.
, 1862-09-20
la" INTELLIGENcu

CIRCUIT CoCRr-Bjors Hon. Geo. Mant,-~.
The evidence In the land suit Of W,lson "
Utts vs. Charles II. Dupee, which hss been
on triA during the week, was closed on
Thu1eday night, and Mr. Thomas opened for
the plaintiff in the summing up. Yesterday
morning Mr. Jameson made the argument in
reply for the defense, followed by judge
Green on the same side, and the closing speech
for the plaintiff was made By Mr. Roberts.
The case went to the jury under instructions
from the court, and an adjournment was then
taken to thi.mo.ninx.
In No. 733 motion was made to set aside
an order Of dismissal. and to reinstste the c.se
on the docket On affidavit filed. The court
did not d7cids the 1no:ion, but entered IN
order granting stsy Of proceedings until the
further order Of the court, Dismissed. Nos
, 1862-09-20
CHICAGO CATTLE MARKEr.

:: Fn1DAT EVENING. Sept. 10, 1sse.
EEEF CATTLE-The receipts day were qu1se
liberal. Amounting to liza head, Of which s7a
were Tecived at Eherman's, $40 at the Michigan
Southern, aDd sos atthe Pittsburgh yards. Ths
market, under the combined effect Of an advance
In fre1ghts and decline In New York, ruled dull
end dropping. Snles az follows:
BenEy sold McKipg 16 head vary choics shipping
steers, the bctt that have been in the marE.L f,r
toHe time. averaging ,5t2 ,Da, at 32j, at S;ar.
mans yards.
Hfmy sold Rodo1ph 1G head averaging 1903 ns.
at 25U, at eAIne ya:d5.
Stewart aold Abbott t2 head averaging OIL ns.
at - 20 at Michigan Southern cards
Culver sold Morris 81 head averaging Ills bs.
at 81 Is, at shcr1naI's yards.
Shear cold Enright 10 head averaging ISL bs. at
a. 80. At Michigan Sou hern yards
Ipley sold Morris ID head averaging 1,o65 ibs,
, 1862-09-20
MARINE LIST.
PORT OF CHICAGO,

ARRIVED. Sept. u.
Stmr Comet, Pabst. Two Rivers. eundrfes.
Prop badger Gtate. Beckwith. Buffalo, eund.ies.
1fop Dftawa. Warren. nuekegon, l31 N lumber.
hark Marquette. Best, do, SsS tons cou,
ts EaIk Golden West, Stone, Milwaukee. =.
oeaf medtterTaneao, Morley Oswego, 1850 hr1e
schr Cairo. Smith, Buffalo, sundr1es.
Sthr:Ffsh Hawk, Anderson. Racine.
seh1 Col Sheppard eeodeld. Fu1let's L.nding. 10
N lumber, % cords wood
schr Tempest, Williams. Grcen Bay, lis IN lum-
scLr Challenge, Reid Sheboygan. GO cords wood.
schr Hannah Cau1eld. u cords wood
schr Msgrtt, Cameron. Port Sheldon, 81 cords
wood.
sehr E Auesay. Clifford, oswego, 1890 b1ls
sehs Theodore Perry, Finn, 0swego, 1000 brls
, 1862-09-20
CHICAGO DAILY mARKET.

FR1oAr EVENING. Sept. 19, 1852,
FRE16HTS-Rates quiet and steady. The char.
ters were ITO Buffalo -Psopel]ers Queen of the
Lakes and Racine, and Sehr Contest, wheat at &C.:
Prep Badger State, Barks oneonta and Golden
Wet, and Sehrs 4. P. Nichols, Cornelfa, H.H.
Brown, com a: Sc. To osweso-schr Theodore
Perry com at lie. To ogdcsburgh- City Of o..
densbnrgh, corn at 16c, To Kingston ".
r. Allen and NiaEara, corn c. i4c.
FLOUR-Recs1ycd 4,6t3 br,s. Shipped 1o, ,sss
h1ls. There was considerable sctiyitr inFour tdsv
without quotable change. Sales were so brls Hallre
Challenge" at f5.4o del 100 b,ls rs. P. Wise,
At IS 20 del. 800 White Winter At 500 del: 100
b11s Sugar River and $50 brls .'St. Josenh
River" at q 80 del; 100 br3s '.Wise's Sationsi,.
Winter, at 81 IS del; 10v brls Goodwu's Imperi-
al"at $447H del; 100 bEls ''Blaf City, leo brls
Browns" and 800 bras ''Gsneseeo VALLEY" on
private terms 100 brls oporto at IS SO del; 100
btls Prairie Queen" at $415 del.
WHEAT-Recetsed, $3.50 bu; ehipped, sa.o75
br- No. and No. ? Spring were In limited re-
quest, out Rejected Spring WAS in good demand.
Winter Wheat was quiet and unchanged, Sales
were: Wintet-Sp bu No. Red Winter at 9ac in
store: - GO bn NJ. Red at 9lc In store 8 O bu
Co At sce in store; 1000 bu Rejected Red at SIC in
stoze; LOCO bu do at CSC In etore; LOCO bu do At
@'@ - ~@~~$ ssO@V ~ -tV. 1pA4AE As <HE &LQfG*
4o0 bu No. Spring lin S1urges) at SOC; 1.40 bu
do at SC In store; $50 bu do At SAKE IN store;
AGO bu do at CSC In store; 400 tu Rejected Spring
at Csc in store; 1600 hu do at &C in etore 0o0
bu do at 69Ac In sto1e; 5000 bu do at 6sxe in
store; 9.0o bu do At &C in store; LOCO bu Red by
tample at 8lHc On track.
CoRN-Reecived, ,306 bu; shipped, SALES
bu. Market dzm and active; an advance Of 4axc
was paid foE round lots In farorite houses. The
ra1tactious were 5000 bu River Yellow 4. a9xc
aaoa,; 1900 bu High Mixed II 3aKc I. o. b.; 5,oco
bu Cara1 Mixed It SIC afoat; 1000 bu do (Redl 1t
soc afoat; M.ooa bu Mixed at Bic t. o. b.; SO ou
Yellow at 31c In etore; 80 bu Mixed lin sturres'
receipts dated a9th August) at CSC; 1850 ba do
at 5skc in store: 1000 bu do st Ssxc In store;
29tGo bu do at 29c in store; 1900 bu do at ssxc
in store; 3(c0 bu do at 2911c lin avorite house);
1900 bu do "a round lot at SC In store; 1880 bu
Rejected at SIC In store; 5000 bu do at 2lxc In
store.
oATS-Rece1ved, 1868 bu. Market d.m and
active. Sales, IS Go bn No. in lots =. q: IN
store; 1,too bu Rejected 1t Soc in store.
RfE-Receiyed. .a:s hu; shipped, 80 bu. Va
, 1862-09-20

kc: quiet End sttady. Sales were: 1,&o bu No. /
at 4sc In store; 3,tGo bu Rejected at sc IN sto:e
H1GHT1NEsD and inactive.
TIMOTHY SEED-atesdy and quiet Sales, 80
baGs 0oor) at Il as; 90 do at 40; 90 do 1t 81
ard 100 do at $1.4S.
TALL0T-Steady. eales q b,Is Country ut &c.
BUTTER-Fism and active sa1cs, Is ,irktns
gccd at 1fc. ard 26 do yellow at 10xc. 50
EG9s-sa1es, 6 brls at &c; 6 do At 851<c.
, 1862-09-20
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.


FRIDAT EyKEHa. Sept 10, 1879,
Exchange IL c1ose and the market is firm. Some
dealers have been compelled to pay y premium,
although rhcy would not take large eum At that
rate. We continue oar quotations al yesterday
par buying; x premium ceiling Outsiders wonld
have to pay r. Currency Is still short, but tha
demand is not large. Under the influence Of
rise in New York. gold went up to 11G to-day Bu.
1t fill In New York at the second board, and th,re
were no buyers at the ADVANCE at the close OF bu-
slness. Old Demand Treasury Notes went up to
IL to-day. a few victories to our arms would
bring gold and old notes to the zane figures. Sill
yer is abont the same as Treasury notes.
The Milwaukee SeNtind reports:
Currency was comparatively easy. and the banks
falling New Turk drafts a. iTI per cent, dts
count. Selling rate Of exchange 4 per cent. pre-
MUM
There was no charge in specie, except that gold
was lees firm, buying at Is per cent. premium
ppTa1d ttrdency. and in small Gums are bought
by dealers ut PEI cent: premium 4 better ds1.e
woC;d be tealfzed for large amount.
, 1862-09-20

The market 1cmains in the same duli and bc,vv
stn'c noticed tn our 1:st, husers awat;iu. TIE r.
sn1t of The battles now taking plac. In Maryland
should 81 ccete crown the efforts OF the Union ar
high ratee Of cotton cannot be sustained, and buy-
err content to wait few days until matters as
.nme more tangible form We quote nomiral,y
~ I. T1iJrne @1 A'A
, 1862-09-20

important Arrests.
Iffon the Des Moines State Repftte- 9Th !

Prom the Dcs Noines State Register, 17th.1
VIC mentioned yesterday morr,n, tba q,
xest Of JoEsph z. Evans, jack Porter. David
McCszty. Wliisu Evans, Val Gideon. Josenn
Gideon, ant Que Keith, Of Madison conniv
For several months rumor hss asserted the e1-
as.ence 1.e: 9! az n!oer IL Madison county, the
, 1862-09-20

Cincinnati Provision market-Scpt IL.
There was nothing done. Ness Pork .sould not
bring oyer - GO Bulk Shoulders were inquired
iu1 Al 3s@I4c, and smoked do at Axe. No dsmand
lu1 Sides. Lard Is dull hut nrm-Gazfits.
, 1862-09-20

AAAA~As"AS 0AAsAI 1AA~XNAEtAN NANA l.
ARRIVED .........sept. II
OConnor, La Sale, 5000 bu corn.
Munalt b, Joliet, 5.lr0 bu corn.
Nebraska, Joliet, 90 tons earth
cayuga, 1ockport. 8 500 hu corn, loo bu wheat.
ARIZONA, La Sale. 5,4D bn corn.
a5fie Mo95, 1skPSST Sr 80 sn y b sefa r.: ..
HocEst, Lockport, $500 ou corn.
Ann Star, La Sale, 500 tu com.
Dtcoah, La Sale, 5.itU bu corn.
Banner State. Ia Sale, 5,tSS bu wheat,
humboldt, Joliet, 5000 bu corn. 1,CV0 1bs wool.
ARRIVED ..-....sapt. ls
D Harmon, IaSa1le. 500 bu corn.
Edinburgh. Lasalle. S. 40 bu corn, $50 bu wheat.
Beloit. Lasa3le. 5.tOo bu corn.
Portland, Mn1rie, s. ON bu cotu
Caroline, Lasalle, 5cos bu corn, SEA bu wheat, ae
bulye.
Lcektort, Iockpo1t. 5000 bu oats. 1850 bu corn.
Clyde Ottawa 5.coo b com corn, 1000 D. candy
Prairie Prairie Queen, Ottawa, 500 bu corn, 1869 ns
L:nsa Ann: Ottawa, 5.0co bu corn.
Nile, LaShle, 5.g6O bu corn.
Alice, Iasalle, 5,s0o bu corn.
CLEARED ......... Sept. II
Yorktown. Ottawa
Marion. Seneca
james Patrick Ottawa.
Arizona: La salle 8, N # lumber, 6.335 1bs mdac,
2ls,A Q 6s ealt. Il, 600 be beans.
Lemont, Lockport.
tan bark
Pow haitian. La Sale.
Hunter, Ottawa.
Wasp, Ottawa.
Alliance, Ii Sale.
CLEARED .........Eept. IS.
D Eortcn, LaSalle,3i ,433 It lumber, 15sx m
shingles.
Rocke1. Lockport, 40 m lumber.
sultan. Lasale, 10 m lumber, S m shingles, 1,5;0
lbs furniture
Constitution, LaSalle.
American Star, LaSalie,
Dacotah LaSat3e. 1D} hrIe salt,
Nm Henry, LaSa1le, s. Sf # lumber, m shingles,
63 III stayes.
Lue1ta. LaSalle, tcO br1s aalt
CaToudo1et, Norris.
Cooley, Jt1iet.
Gold Eagle, LaSalle, 31s51n fbs aalt,
McLenpsn. LaSalle, 81 N lumber, SOD lbs lsh,
1tG br1s salt.
Ianthe. DuFagc.
Onward, Joliet.
A Leach. LaSallc.
Golden State, LASallc, 81, $50 II lumber 7.2 fbs
mdze: 8et br1s salt, 1EG 1os engar.
Maria, Rankakee, SIG hsls salt s,ss5o ahsrslee.
, 1862-09-20

sEEEP-RecetTed, 1.550 The market IL da
AID inactive, No tran:ac:::ons today.
, 1862-09-20

BrRelAEr.-on Tues 7ay night, the przmf-
ses OF Jacob Smith, No. 2l3 Third avenue,
were entered from the rear, and quantity Of
articles stolen, among which were lot Of
slirts, skirts, and JUS Of butter.
, 1862-09-20

1r 1arrineton, Cook County the 10th Inst Mt the
scT Of Ren} amin and 81 Lortn5 Chase, aged = years:
tcers His death was Caused bg camp exposure liz
Eas yOnnc man OF excellent promise and hia dtatfl
is deeply dep!ozcd by alt Hho Ens y him,
, 1862-09-20

OCTOBER HAnrER.-John &. Walsh, corner
OF Madison street and Custom House Place,
has received HaIper's Magazine for October,
supplies Of Les Miserab1es (from parts) and
the famous Kerr papers.''