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NESSENGER'S NOTICE. CoMNoN-

MI tooENGEK'S NOTICE. COMMON-
- WEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS, Worcester So -
Ap'il "a lS63.-lI0N. HENhY CHAPLIN, Judge Of Pro-
pate and Insolvency In and for the County OF Worcester
mas thts Gay issued warrant against the estate OF
hEZEklAH T. Wiilfl EMORY. OF -" est Boylston, in
the county OF Worcester stable
ana the payment Of any debts; nd the delivery Of any
property belonging TO said nsovent debtor to him or for
ms use and the transfer Of any property BY him are for
hidden by law. = ~
Inc nrst meeting Of the creditors OF said nsovent debt
OF VIII DO held ut Court of Insolvency at Worcester
on the iOurthteenh dav Of MAY TIVE O'Clock IN
he afternoon for the proof OF dcbtsnnd the choice Of ar
Assignee or Assignces
]. - SHELLEY, Deputy Sheriff,
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-04-26
no. ]. =; .siBLEr, deputy shcrin,
GITY GA WORCESTER. Anril 24.

- lS6!-Owncrs and keepers OF DOGS in this city nrc
reminded that said Dogs must be numbered and re ter
cd AT the Office Of the undersigned before r erDirdfon
o. ne PRESENT month. Dogs which We rcgtsfered IN
said office In 1861 ealn the number this year
if their owners make early application therefor
SAMUEL SMITH City Clerk
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-04-26

ERIE RAILWAY NOTICE.-Frciglts
IA for the WEST aud SOUTHWEST taken from Wor-
cester New ork rates Deliver at Providence and
Worcester Railroad Depot W. II. JOURDAN, Agent.
Worcester, april 10, 1867 dtt an2l
, 1862-09-26

NEW YORK, SEPT. e5.-FLouB-There is more
doing and The market is ehsde + mcr Sales
16tu b1le. at 81 for tuper rtate the latter
as 70 Tor ruper western; &5sNs5 IS f,r c .mnon
10 mixed extra western: Is s5Ds 81 for common
t. eeee chipping brand. ext.a ro1ad hoop OHIO;
quiet but dfun- Canadian dnur has slightly ad-
ysnetd .a1es ], ,10 trlt a. g 45@5.7' for common:
f6.d@ IS fer good to ehoics extra. Rye do1r
ealee Of 50 b,ls. Jersey at IS Is
WnIsKr-Firmer: tales G. c hrla. ut s7klssc
GnAN The rapid advance iu gold and sterling
exchange haa favorable effect on the xhsa: mar
11@sc batter sales 3,t0a tu Chicago tp.iac m II Il
x!lSGl IS: a4sD bn, 4nwankee Clue II Il ia4
=; 6;aS bn unseund do st q Is; 710o Sd
Illinois At 81 ao1i Il: T9too bu winter I'd wsst-
e I q 81 2'Q1 y: sssf0 hn anoet Michigan at
ss & ' g. 81 s6,s. ' ohs :. SFsn & p I'd s ID !:
Michigan At $1.ss- Rye quiet aud unchsn ed
saMs :saM Iu0 eo. common wsete!n at SC Barley
mar d. Sales 12l0N ba. Ut 57l6ic for shipptux
damaged aud h.ated: Ge for white, sud % sc for tt
Z q 5s,s .fessss s,a as
en- and state
enoc1a11s- -cosse-Rto quiet: Sales, sao 6s7s
vt SC sugar In good demand and drrn- Ssales,
3 e. os.s: 1Gs Sss :.
o;lsant 1t Sc; @ hhds Barbados Il So.
e. is24R1,;ss M = feE 9s:s; ~ 11tees3 @ fos pine
q sss'',: sy s'Iss; Pins "a Sess% ssas.
II m+ts: 9lRals Is Tor .Fepsefrd mas;
S,a m9lt s 1s s1t,s .s s,: t. Rd@s Hsss b.
cut nssts nraa 4 4901Xc fr shoaksss1, nd ID;
}nnr rihh.6 r,faai+s 1nffv.r1k1e m nseeSh- -
, 1862-09-26

4huRsD&x KvKNHu, Bepe- -, 1ae1.
b. typographical auue, kon waa quoted tn
our last &ssnt It INK ineteaa Of I17x. Tbs mis-
take was 70 klastng that nobody could have bssn
deceived byls. :,
Todsyth market is "up." the quotation 1t
the frat NV YORK etock bnrd being AK. Here
the Eultek figure WAS 10, and some may haYe ps,d
\ anactsn above; but the rate was 30 light that
buye1satd not like to keep too close to the Wall
street lxu1ea.
3o&of the bankers report New York exchange
IN go0 demand; bnt the market II asuudautly
supplfd. The banks took It Of customers 1t par
and generally soldat y. 4 ne house reported the
rate q round lots ut 116. With the heavy ship
me1ta Of grain, beef, PORK. and produce to go
forward before the close Of navigation, there
se<tns very little prospect for higher rates for
EoanJ months to come.
The supply ef currency just nov teems to be
ample a. We hear no complatnts'ftom any quarter,
s1lser vas bought by the brokers to-day ut
1a@A.
No1e' Of The old Issue, Washington cor1espon-
oen' u one Of the New York papess te1egEaphs u
follows:,
Cd t.sue q United States Ttcssury Notes. rcceiy-
20 an!c ioE d9tie. Of the $So 900 iesae; $BaN.-
~ nave PEG ,etu,ned 10 the department aud
onIso, &AAu ave been returned. aud are NOT
3et burned; x1,us010 have been redeemed, but
RSt Rs yst d returned ; :, The department. leavug
government will be able to rel no ryld in nsv. cI,
ment Of cutiss: 20 long u q ~ Of these notes e.
the specie required to pay the Gs.re,t fsI;no 49,
Oct 1-$4MUt0o- well Is tist faiijn1 9ue
Jsn- 1-x5, ,0oO0 o-must be procureo b. Tia Gov.
c1nnent b. purchase OF lnan. AS'
htx*1, %Es,1u l.>11n
were TO day paid ont Of the treasury department.
std were al taken within an hcur.
The brokers bought old notes to-dny at 14n15.
Sr- LoU1s, ALTON AND CH1cAto RA1LnoAn.-The
earnings Of this road from lie 18th to th q aad
September, 1sf2, inclusive, Is q, follows;
, 1862-09-26

Now and then the remark is heard thst tbe
president has been driven into the policy of
emancipation by outside clan1or. most IRA.
posttrollB statement For nearly a year Mr
Lincoln Is known to hare had The 1nesfion
OF slavery, In its conncctiou with til. rcbei-
lion, under his most thoughtful aud deliberate
consideration.
Within The last few months, pcrcefyjnr the
great prpgrrss which the public opiufon was
making, he has give sill closer atteution to
Tue question. has Invoked counsel from ali
directlone, nnd hns looked to Providence
1or guidance to the true solution OF the
great problem which, as he told the depusa-
elon ltom LIE rtltslous men Of Chicago. was
weeks Since, he "a, as We te1cgraphed Won
mt:nsh ago, on the point OF issuin9 q nrncia.
nation which fixed the 1st of Decenber a.
Inc Gay OF emancipation, aud WAS oa1v dis
6aadco A. That time from do1or 60 f1v the
strong opposition Of two members al his
cabinet. Thie statement has been drn,c5 1,ut
it is substantially true 01'
IAe pfcclanla ioa Row Issued Is IN imnrove-
meOt tn eercEai material rasptc's unon ftn ~.
JccMd One. 1t WIS written on Sunday MD
wac laid before the cabinet q. an ex;raordin,rc
1.eesinE yesterday. Every member, with nef.
taFs single excrptirn, ID the person Of Post
master General Blair, agreed TO 1t. aud viii
give It his hearty suppnrt. AL accepted It
chee1.n1lg, as indicating the adoption Of a
policy which They bad long been urging. Il
is to be aided that the proclamatio l. +he
presidents Own work. written vj:hont c,n.
snltaton, hot altered, or, If altered at ali. very
slightly, at or alter the cabinet meetiny. ana
published to the world within torty.efpht
h,nrs OF lis compositiou--Ifash. Cor. Il. +.
, 1862-09-26

Gen. Hooker h confident that he shall be
able to taks The field within t9o ~ea21~, Has
wound has ceased to be painful md has cur
favorable symptom The president and seve-
mi sf the clh1net hare called upon him and
consulted With regard to the coadnct Of the
wAr. Gen. Mcclellan, In letter in which he
thanks him for his brilliant services Ut the
battle Of Ant3etarn, and Expresses TeRret for
the wound, says: II know had you not been
struck you would have gained the main road. y
That s'u1ain road'' 9as the only one spon
which the enemy could retreat, the one UPON
which he finally did retreat. and had It been
gained be would hare been intercepted.
Gen. Mcclellan hAs officially recommended
Gen. Hooker for the brigadier genera1ship In
:he regular army made yaeant by the death Of
Gen. Mansfield, and urged 1t upon the presi-
dent in private letter.
Hooker has hitherto been entirely Identified
with the volunteers, is proud Of their magui-
cent fighting, and Of their confidence In him
self. and It ts said would hesitate to tzke po-
eition In the regular army, lest he should eeern
to desert them. 1t is Gen. Rockers opinion
that the enemy have never been more than
o,W0 strong in Maryland, not even when re-
iniorccd by Jackson with 30 0O0, alter that
general bad taken n H.rpcr's Fer1y.- .-1Iahinq-
ton Cor. y, r. 1tibHte
, 1862-09-26


sSRAcCcE- Tuesday Sept ss-Eyen1n1
Inc hepnohcana convention to-morro : gill
be cne OF the strongest In point Of nuulbcrs
anside and ou's1dt, ever cousen, In the stase.
Charles, yoorhee.. Globe aud ssr,cn.e
Houses are fnll- The streets are covered
with pec1lc. The struggle for the pomIna-
tions promises to be urusu lily bitter. and
from prcs c1t sppesrances the convention d
likely TO bold three days.
Horace Greeley, Who has heen hero siuce
Monday, is boldly pressing Gen. Wsdsx5rth
olo elong emancipation platform upon the
convention. Al present matters set decidedlv
that ~sy-the Proclamation Of the presid enr
being USED etectuaaly By Waosworth's friends.
Tno 1nsiet toas toe candidate and Platform 1t
tits time, must strongly back up the nres;.
dent. Their argument ID that everv Dsmncr.t
will dcnounce the proclamation, and M +s,,,s
por3ztpg OF comp1omiee will do IN regard r.
The candidate or platform.
Thurlow Weed presses Gen. Dix, but is said
to contemplate failing back On Col. Robert H.
Van Va1kcnburg.
main.
The Dix men affect confidence, and ssy out
Ct 384 delegates, and giving Wads7ort6 the
whole Of 128 1adcl Iepubltcans, he canuot
get enough " big Republicans, or Union Demo
crafts to nominate Lin, and declare thelr de-
Termination not to yield.
The struggle Ia likely to be one OF great In
teresf, as tho strongest men Of Ill Interests
are present. Speaker Raymond does not de-
cta1e ~ n favor OF Of any candidate tor governor
1be domination seems to lie at present BE-
tween Aeeasa- Morgan, Fenton, Dir md W.ds-
worth. A letter is sasd 70 be IN thc possession @
OF oe,s9ete from Gov. Morgan, declining Re.
Tbs DIX men, II they succeed, will d.r1.r. T.,
favor OF layingd down no platform exoept that ~
contained IN the call. Among kuch = vs.s
body Of men wtre.pu1ling u difficult, aud Tie
Eno3e fight Is likely to be In open convention.
~F9r Lsot Governor, Lyman Tfeusia md e,
y: 1eayenEo1th arc talked Of, bat no one l.
0eeaoeoiy ehead- O. Lsdue OF Heekimer.
seems 70 have the inside track for cansl COM.
missioner; y. cl.tk Of Montgomery md
gose feton Ct asrstoga ne also named. G.
Tie constitutional Uniontets, = eprinllinr Of
. whom are here on 'ho lookout
For clerk OF court Of appeals tbs prominent
nsmee sre Charles Hughes, the present cierk
Angel Of Allegheny. and Risley Of ChatsuqQs
The clerk Of assembly. No one seems likslV
TO cnter the field ara:nst Forrest. the prese1t
e1ate prison inspector, 17aos: Large fote. 1t
, 1862-09-26
MARINE LIST.
Fact - CHICAGO.


'ARR1VKD..... .6epk. Is.
fs5 esss fPq91ss1na P9'tss9sb HeEssa; Co.; TT Mysz,-
Ptop Ftea s1ats, Bounds, BanAlo: eundriea*
B.gR ssss Fill se x y 1mSsf taSsF
AFig b Gardner. Carey, Buffalo. 100 m lumber,
schr Csc.lis, Wilman, Kalamazoo. = o n stasea,
seaf seaf HHnlea Cameron; Aanistee, 10 N lumber.
sehr @51psfinent' @ Adams, Green Bash, u eds
sehr Magnet. Cameron, Po1t Sheldon, IS cds
sehs Ttlingtep, stmson. Cleveland. 80 tons eoal.
schf san 5aeiato, Reed Buffalo, 1so eds wood, 100
schr Pl4net, Lynn, Silver Creek, ! $40 posts,
eenf b Gates, Sturgeon Bay, 80 m lumber, 1900
sehf Active, ragelson, Grand Haven. Is m lumber,
sehr Tslee1.Ra x !. p Hayes. Grand Haven. 20 N lam-
schr Magic Frovlev, Gsand Haven, S m lumber,
schf fhala1ope, Harrington. oswego, 1tD tons pig
sehr Commencement, Fandes. Holland, IS cds
schr Honest John. Rllan, Kalanazoo. 50 m lua-
schr Fsthton, NcEnigott, Buffalo, eundstes,
schr Reciprocity. Day, BudAlo.
sebl eaSs oh s On. Gleen sayio tSas fs@eea co.,
seH antelope, Wil]iama, While River, Is N lnra-
schs ezaee Murray, Moore, Cleveland, $50 tons
sehz Mount Vernon. Harris, Bay City. 100 m lum.
sehr YIN Craig. Woolson, Bay City, 80 m lum.
sehz Ethsn s AlIsn, Pomzoy. Buffalo.
tcht Ellen Williams, Fitzgerald, Buffalo, tC0 m
lumber, 4 N laih. g timber.
Sehr Jane Louise. Morey. St Joseph, 6s eds xopd.
sehr Lady Jane. Engelle, Pent Water, Is eds shin
g;e bolts.
scow Harriet Anne, sweenAen, Grand Birer, 80 m
lumber.
scow Gnaee 4 Green, Larson, nu.kegon, 1000
seow Mermaid, Thomson. White River 50 n
seow Storm. calow, White River. Is N lumber.
seow Mount Vernon, johnson, v WllRinson. 80 cds
seow Rasn., Peterson, White Lake, 1850 zatl:o.d
Stmr Sunbeam; Morgan. Two Rlress. sundries.
Prop Ottawa Warren. Afuskegun.
Prop Ere State. Rounds, Buffalo, 1900 ou corn.
Prop Fountain City, Pease, Buffalo, 10000 bn corn
n,4o nu gate. Ia brls 1our-
Prop Cleveland. Reed, ogdcnsbusg. ,0 brls tiopr,
Prop Hontgsmery, Cults. col,!ngwood, rs bu
corn corn 4,a5o b.ls -four, 675 b11s pork, s5 hrls
Eask +. B. Morgan, Elsey, Buffalo. IS oOo bu oats.
Brig Isabella. Jones, Buffalo. Il. 80 IN corn.
Big Wm Treat. Balm, buffalo. as0U 6a OTIS.
Schf Iecilfn. Willman. New Badalo.
sehf Experiment, Adams; Green Bush.
schr H.fgoland. Burke. Maskegon.
6eht Planet, Lynn, Silver Creek,
schr =. n. Gater. Flack: Wisconsin C1aJ Banks.
Sehr Active, Pagelsou, Grand Haven.
Schr Telegraph, Hayes. Grand Haven.
schr Magic, Erowlty, Grand Haven.
Scht PerTia, Law, Grand Haven.
sehr Commencement, Fandes, Saginaw, $3.50 bu
schr Honest John. Rolan. Kalamazoo.
, 1862-09-26
The members Of The Conference took action
upon this matter. With the fn1ln1pinr rasr,it !.


MI. Casey, the warden Of the State Prison.
sent communication to the conference. ten
de1irg them his services 1t thcy desired to
visit that Institution. Il was received With
tbanke. and q large portion Of the body visited
the prison this aiteruoon.
In the afternoon, the Committees on suu-
day Schools, the at. Of the Union, Educa.
ton Temperance, Lay Delegation, Bible Cause,
and Claims, met In the church to elaborate
and arrange their respective reports.
In the evening large and attentive audience
assembled to listen to an interesting sermon
from Rev ME. Willing.
ConErCT1oT.-I notice that through snmo
inadvcrtance Iry report of yes!erdsy would
represent T. NJ BirnFy, r :. as reaectine
9omewhat upon thc titheEto Ibera1ity Of tae
Wabas l. avenue n, E. Church. The opposite
was bis intention, lie coup!imcutiur that
church upon their contribution to the mis-
sionarT cause. they having laborcd for a long
time under henry debt, from the pressure Of
which they have jut3 been relieved, is shown
in ttetr generous support Of tue cause this
year desire By ''is correction to relieve
linn from the false position Of having reflect.
Cd upon one Of the most ,ioerh canrches in
the conference, -
, 1862-09-26

The market for beef cattle was dull. the largo
2,4o0 head-hAying a depressing effect on prices.
which ruled about the fame as last week, ranging
IRON $50 TO $e95 The latter for extra quality Th6
net.
HoGs-Ihe receipts ndta1es reached about .0oo
etin Is q @6 for corn fed. aad 460at the A7euue
change, -S
, 1862-09-26

Font MONROE, Sept o3-Testerday after.
noon the steamer Tbomas Swan arrived, With
seventy secession prisonezu from New York,
who we're Immediately sent to Aiken's Land.
ing. It is understood thAt all OF Pope's Off.
GERS, now at Richmond, are to come down The
Hyer rext Saturday for exchange. A fl1g o1
truce boat arrived This morning from AiEenfe
Landing, but brings no ccws or papers.
, 1862-09-26

dod1ip so1d Ent3cht II head, s.ezaxtaE LIS b,
It s2eo, It Michigan sc1then yazda- :'s:'~- -
spsssae sod r.ant IL hs.a 'avssastax 1,sn ni,
1t 1.bo. At same yards. 80 -
1t 44B. 1t she1nx6s Jarda-
fease toad Hopkins II head, syaagia2 in 1s,
~ n$A
, 1862-09-26

= ,CA141 Fax1en1-'{c fuE cokn, 1se 70. wheat 10
:; Lax: :lMfcE1s-12,pQ0 ,br1. ao41, 64.Oo9. bu
shsa&. az9o b. cosn, s.to0 bn. oats. 1900 .bu
e.: c3s41 -1sl 900 bn. what. $4,000 bn.
, 1862-09-26
Cincinnati Cattle Marx et--snnx %

e1HuAs1 EAtt1o m3fKeE"36pK. 2xa
Mondays market opened rather duh 4ud with
Int little to report with reference to changes in
prices Most Of the cattle On the market have
Deen gold TO ehlppeTs- The market closed dull.
been made. but since the commencement Of the
troubles there have been no fcceipts,-Gdzetx.
, 1862-09-26

BANGOR. Me-, Sept 24-Ooe hundred guns
we're fred here to-day, bells rung, and bonfires
made In the evening, in honor Of the presi-
denis proclamation.
, 1862-09-26
8arFfsb0rE Live stock NlRrket-.
Sent. ~.

The receipts Of the Harrisburg lire stock yards
during the past week were ~ follows: 1.758 beef
c1ttfe. 0M ewue- Beef cattle sold Ut the rato Of
s3494:W I? 100 ms. gross weight. Swine sold
ut 81 aG4u0 per IC0 1bs. gross weight.
, 1862-09-26

aoGs-Reoeived today, A7s6- In consequences
OF good chipping md speculative demand, tho
market was qnito active and buoyant, IT an ad-
vance Of 68l0c 2 100 bs. About 3bW chan9sd
hands 1t range OF ta.s098 IS. We give fsw of
the leading salea.
, 1862-09-26

ine last election viii peobahly secure renom-
ination. It Is 1umored thAf every beAt from
the city Of New York viii be CONTESTED, and
mAny contestants afe alfeady herA,
, 1862-09-26
THE CITY.

SUGAR Observation-Disclosures is called
to the advertisement elsewhere Of Webb's
Sugar Eyaporator.
, 1862-09-26

TIE BOARD OF Trade BATTEnY.-In reply
to correspondent, We would state that the
eBoard OF Trade Battery at last accounts was at
Louisville, KF.
, 1862-09-26
Congressional Nominate

CARl1Sv1LlE, ILL.,, Sept. 23-Hon. 4, L.
Knapp Was nominated BY acclamation TODAY,
BY the Democratic convention Of this district
for Congress-
, 1862-09-26

F1RE.-The alarm OF fire about l o'clock
yesterday morning was in consequence of the
burning OF small cottage at the corner of
hinzie and Union streets. It was unoccupied,
and belonged to 4. G. Throop. Loss 500.
, 1862-09-26

new xofh Stock and Money Market.
BY IelegfaPhj New YtRx, Sept Is 1861
E1Tfs Boar-st~eks- Exceedingly active and
Chi, Bur: Qufn 81 lihuos Central ~. ~
Second Board-stocks less acsse .pa lower
NIL. s. Pr du Chm. tsas Mich SoIes1 |t,d St1ss
Galcna Chicago. 70 Mich Ccnr,l < <
Ill Central scrip. 72af Pitts. Fl. =. T. Ch. SIX
GOVERNMENT sTocKs.
z. s. 6s 81 .101@1c1K Tres. = $40. .As4.a,n..<
One year cer&id -. SIX s~7
MoEEr AARKET--The supply Of nAuey Ia
abundant, and rates eaey at per cent, All .aSff
per cent. for Prime paper. 7SS~
Sterling exchange unsettled aud 1rmer for Ank-
er'e hills at 183 AA'
California gold bars nominal.
American gold 1D.
, 1862-09-26
NEW YORK CATTLE m4HKHr.
For the Week EndInK TUESDAY,. Sep-
tember n.


abridged from the N. 7. Tribune.1
BEEF CATTLE.
Number reported for this market at Forty.f2u1th
street, 4948 An
The prices to day are quoted as follows:
Eirst quality. @sh Ordinary ..... 5@8x
Medium .......7 OK
@9c- ~ ~
The general average Of the market at 7hc,
The most OF the sales range from &c to Sc.
weights. will be found in accounts Of sales Of sun
dry iroves. - o'N'
Total number Of bceyes received in the civ this
week 1854. '''-@
BEEvEs FROM DlFTEREST STATES.
L. H. Allerton & Co., proprtetors or tha wa.h.
fngton Drove Yards. Forty-fourth street. rcnort
the cattle in market from The following States:
New forl-.----..... 693j Kentucky. .......... 811
Ohio. 659 Iowa ...... *
Indiana na.-........... 533 Michigan .......... %
, 1862-09-26

ILLINOIS ANB MICHIGAN CANAL.
ARRIVED. ....Sept, H.
Africa, LaSaIle, h4O0 bu corn.
LocEport. Lockport, $40 bu corn.
n, nttor. LaSa1le. 6O(0 ba corn
humboldt, Joliet, COO bu corn, GOO bu oats.
Bay State. LaSalIe, Ill bu corn.
Lemont. Lockpnrt $500 hu corn.
Y. q. BEnwn, LaSal.e, 1.401 b13s -four
Golden Cloud, LaSa1le, 6.6DO ou corn, 100 bu rye.
CLEARED. ..--..... Sept. H.
Imperial, Ottawa. 20 cd. taa bark.
Caynga. Iockport, e42G ns nails
H. Ramltn. Ottawa 10 brls salt,
Arabic. LaSaa1e 3N3, 40 ns SAT-,
B. A. Thorp, Joliet.
D. c. Wallscc, LA2a11e lis br1s salt.
, 1862-09-26
IRON. THE FIRE At
DAVENPORT, IOWA.
Another Herring's Safe Preserves
;its Contents.

DAvKNFoKT, lows, July .*9st6, In
NKs8H1 HkH1t18 Il Co, Chicago:
GKHn-I mi 0e oWxeF o( \ Sab Naauufscture&
by yus, sAid ssSo was IN Grain Elevator n thia
p1Ace. aud which Elevator wAs burned sone tNo
months s4nca Ihe Ga1e eane cut N 0ns condition; !;
he money and pspers IN good stata oa peoaRvatioe.
The IRE waa tne o{ tha largest taas eTsc oocurrst
hera md ca At Intense beat WehA6 TO cat tAA6cm
open. ohe soek bataE injured b. tAe hsas)
1oSn b. J,E. WABHBUN.
Hk1z1Hax FA1Enr CNAArMa 111nx1ou
'''- E&FE
n Nak 19Gh1o naeM4e8 AeaM M h14 0o34
HKH1Nea Cd41fr100 00Du1aI.ANkEA0or A213
la1sa wta BA1S 4 F3e7n HK1 rxxmx CHH3
TAI1xED nuE@09 cntY naaear W1faA eszHak b.
AEG1o6.' n m %. n 0u0as n9esk
, 1862-09-26

E1crRs1oS.-By taking the excursion train
at the depot, corner Of Canal and Madison
streets, On next Saturday morning, persons
can visit either Joliet or Lockport. Tickets
fifty cents; to be had at G6 Washington street.
The State Prison will be open to visitors.
, 1862-09-26

from his
~ home. 10. 1sI Eut Polk stsset ssc2nd noass
ffom the corner of Desrlslnee. On Tuesday evenloK
last. ABOUT four o'e1nck Httle hoy sWo SD nalf
Tea5s old Light hair hsAeE eyeA cap or shoee and
vii confe~ = favny ty leaving word esthEw a& ths
Arrp1y. Capf Rradleys uce. hozshwese oofnaF Court
Houae, or u kts boa Z, 1E6$
, 1862-09-26

.nO4 JOSE.-Five Dollars Re-
L Jwasd. B1Aek Ne1Soxadt4na Fup, win Slight
Vh1kk AA18 nNpa k1A b9RAgk bfoB1a1A N1AfkH NpoA
hia AFe p8BA A11WeEa TO xAe na1n Of FRANK .1ae
encxe Ee1eFd VIII b pAld on hh dAttye1y A& No 10
kouth C1a1k stEsat. > 4e23s11e& :
, 1862-09-26

II OST-A light grey Horse. about
IL nix yea1s old, m3edtan ssxs ~ old car On hb
alter IN w1ep lost. ~h1<ver wifi return tho 01so
70 81 stats Gtree<, viii be suitably NWsfde1-
k%u6aN H, 3, FQTTEE
, 1862-09-26

caso IL the egeufag., T.Is, with the c,,.
being 1a*e It the Prison, wss no fkp,t ~ ,hoea
IN charge of ths excnxsion, fur thsv t,,ed ,o ~
nave the railroad employees come to ume.
Inc hf'deeport Church $ua sabbsth a .hoo,
return their aiaeere thanks to the speakers.
Rev. c. q. Fowler, Rev. 8. b. BuRbee. Rsv.
". b. Slaughter and others who addressed the
meeting, aud to the officers Of the p.tsou. for
tAeir kindness in admitting aud conducting
Inc excurstoofsts through the prison, which
WIS contrary to their rules and much t. the;r
annoyance and disadvantage. We conpr.t1,
late the warden upon tho perfect order l.,
which evea5thlag IL kept. Ctrcumst,ncas ~. -
5ona pF' 11nans'$ control, did not permit
pected. ""'
Camp Dongl>s.
Noting Of special Importance <r,nan,,aa -
caup Douglas yesterday. The var1eas res1.
men's and companies quartered there 90
qo1e1y but industzionsly preparing themselves
ior acave service, In anticipation Of eoon BE-
ing seat away to the field. The grounds in
and around the caup arenow In splendid con-
dit1on, snd with the fine weather which pre-
walls, tte daily drill exercises are rendered
pleasant sas'imcs rather than ouerous duties.
Tho G7h and Goth regiments have not yet
been paid of and mustered ont Of service.
though botl officers and privates belonging to
those commands arc becoming quite impa-
tient at the Prolonged delay OF that interest
ing event. However, as five companies Of tho
9th and four ompanies Of the 69th, which
were sent to Ncksburg in charge Of rebel
prisoners, have aot yet returned, the dis
charge Of these redmeats must necessarily be
postponed q few dAs longer.
No more pzlsonerstave arrived from D;1,e
since the squad repored Two or three div.
tinee, buta large instament Of them ia e.
pected soon.
The 65th (Col Camerons) regiment is looked
fer immediately. On ther arrival ut Camn
Douglas, the officers and soldiers of this com
tnand will be p1aced on gusd duty, aud Re-
main there till exchanged.
The marching orders received By Ml1lers
Battery being very urgent and Imperative, the
officers Of that gallant COMPANY are rapidly
completing the Necessary Preparations for
their departure. It is expected that the bat
tezy will leave to-day, about noon, by the
Michigan Central Railroad.
, 1862-09-26

"ANTED-For Cash aud Trade,
~ ANY one having general stock OF Goods Of
Ten 10 twenty thousand dollars to dispose of on
terms usS address BOX s8s. Cnlc Poss Once Tha
advertiser viii huy stock Of the SUM named, f1xht
da, I; PET being n9sr!sged nth xo,kabe van
ClIct1o. srSnis, ft" I'm"
, 1862-09-26

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Or rcturnch Soldiers sstshfnE pleasant md
profitable requiring small capital sutt whsch
neets rec 5ead5 rstnrn: viii tna CLA1sKS PATIENT IN
= ticIs {and % 20 hnmbne and for marking linen the
receipt 0. goo sample pencil terms &C. 30 cents
n e'nmrs or ramp. OF mark:ng. one stamp. 4ddr-ss