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Mifbigan 99ine Aanns.
100000 ACRES

Or the best Pine Lands the State There lands vte
thes regard the quality q the Pine, tho amount per
aud helc Of the facilities for Manufacturing ami sii
bot ony o1 setaa osrso1s bat also 81 pss'ssts for
t TOT expected that they viii bring at suction one
greatest care b. experienced Judges and upon com
a5'soE Of the IepoIts q different peEHoGs, WHO u.d
: % ;hs sasasS WI Eser %aeF between Saginaw
Gy ana SI d37sn r. e5 e5 tss1 ~
4{a SGSsis fsa s
a!s6sg1i9E l91t S Es1 sent % Snss
u T;o5ning T;I1n 81 int to- demand m for SHIPMENT
E=7aled that beneath the Valley he Saginaw lies he
ONLY arout hftesn months since the manufacture Of
tslt Was begun
There are aeys. sslt factories in operation yield
y one companies more that have bon:ht their ground
I'D a. s5s skPE Re ls1 to ~ q
the demand not only for but also for crd wood
paI e o e n Sa5 + tic sd N
lanon and the rise 10 real estate be rapid In the
va1ley Of ths Saginaw for the next two yeays-
Michigan. and anout twenty four thouisnd acres Of
gon. The pine IS q essellent qaauSy and cspcei.y
adapted to the Chicago maIket.
afe lds
Is nroh the wssss5n si5e Of t e Stats no riye5 ssrc
Eons ne asnii.y of cut Isl year S xss ~ mons
II feet These Mnls are specially worthy OF tic asten
ts99 of lnn,besmen y J.. chtcago " sud MslEanSee
serirtinn OF the quality and quantity Ct timber EIor
eas 05{ ss q ws y ot &C. 9Spsy
81 w ssse Sfs eia Into
letter CT otherwise the subscriber Detroit or 4
, 1862-04-19

NOTICE.-An the notes and sc.
/ y counts assred 70 nah r. b C.1ter. On July
daJ Of April next 1t ny ofbcs, q Warrington street.
1t fhe h. Of 10 O'Clock A NJ to tho h1xhess Mdda,
fpx cash echodule Of said notes and accou4t car
be 5een at the ADORE place- ASNEE CARrEA
Aaignea oi T. b Carter.
Chicago, March q 1gG. mh92a679ed
, 1862-04-19
II NOW TIYSELF!
Dx- MeEN a N n

LIZ. Il. E1- N1N~A 1Nl%
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON deteces 70 S certatnty
TIE .1ue condition and locality OF diseases h5 simple
4sd scest.nS me,hod wlt:'4ut Askt1g any qn,1tioat
Inha.at.oa and constitutional! treatment Diseases Of
tie Heat Of The Stc:rac Of TIE Liver klIneys Drop
e.. St. Wins, Danse Ganeer4 CnEonis Gloers lheuna
eases Of the Eye and Ear, Segnsl WeakHeaa sEia Ds
eases. Eulturc Dlnrthpa IN short a{l carsbie dis
.! long standing cured In the shortest possible
time. We ase not =" enreall" doctor and will under.
sa6e no case without sar prospect Of -ecoyc-y.
Female Diseases, &C.,
such a. 6uprrese5eGs I-regals7t1es: Falling Of the
Painful or Difficult NtastTuRtion- BarTcnncas, &C. Will
be speedily cured without poisonous drugs Injurious
or unpAsl:ale taeds:lnes OF any kind. aave no deli
cacy fl calling difference Whist your troubles Hay
BE- Thy afflicted cordially invited to CAL and sat
EcT Themselves
Consultations and Examinations Free
of Charge.
All communications strictly Confidential. Otnc6 IN
ht Street Ksro..t Building corner Of State and San-
tolKh streets: Office hours from A. NJ till aP. u.
Address ]. B. MCCAIN. NJ D. Chicago III Le1ter6
20 my ;atdress tac!osag stamp. E1 RECEIVE prompt
httenIou OF 1o5 ITO stanp7 TtE send pamphlet
Iee- se12wiy
, 1862-04-19

SIAIE OF' 1LLIN OlS, COUNTY
~ OF COoK. Superior Court Of Chieago June
kingfbury. William 3 RoEe1s, Thons4B. King Horare
Warren Valentine H. Marshall and Elijah Basr-1n
Chancer5. .
AMdayit having bten made that neither Wilson G.
Dayis Heman kipgshury and Valentine H. Marshall,
three Of the defendants aboye named csn he found u
on due inquiry 20 that process can be eeryet uboa
them, and said adsEt having been flied In the office
Of ne CLERK said supseT Cent o. cn!saEo Eonee
k1nEsbu1J and Valentine Il 3isFshaI t1as The conl-
rainant hled big BILL Of complaint in said Court on
1861 and TINT summons therenpon Issued ont OF said
Court against said defendants Tetu1nable on the hrst
Monday of June next Sfz} as Is hy law required
Now. unefs ycu. the said sF'1sen G. DAYS. Hsmsa
be and appesr before said Superior Court OF Chicago of
Cook county, the first day Of the term the1ef to
be holden aiEhicago in said county on the fist Mon
day of June 1sa md plead. answeI Or deaur +, IT, IT,
matters spd things therein charged and STATED. will e
taken confessed. and decree entered against ron
- THOS B. AFTER, Clerk
T1LIIAMs, WOODBRIDGE GRANT. Comps sol5
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LIVE STOCK.

LIVE 8IUVAA
DroYe1a and Fa1meta will ind this tha mcdt AdyaXs
taEeoua route for Live 6teckA. Czpsctous IArd WaM
w6te1ed a1d supplied with every convenience. hkt4
attention Is paid to thelr wanta. From HaEr1abWKA,
where VIII found ayerJ eonvenle1Ca for feednx A4a
HEW YORK and BALTIAoRE AAEkETs. Ied: w19
route for Stock to Few York@y1a~ A1lensown1-4R4
with fewer changes than any ot6et.
ENQGH LEWIS, Geu1 6up't AltoonA, Pa
Z. l. HOUPT, Gent Ticket Agent Philadelphia
4 n HOUSTON. Geu1 Freight 1zns, Pnfade3Faaz
, 1862-04-19
Steamboat It1tRB.

~ - - - -N - ~ -
TFF
w n&fnFn TFAUSnnFfafi0n tn.
Aso
wESTERN EYaREe&
@ q q
! 9 Q q.
JOHN ALLEN, sR., PRESIDENT.
THE WESTERN TRANSPORTATION CON.
steam FEopele1s On aitef1ste d9Vs wtth fhosc ~ H.
NRW YORK fENrRaT.
Ayp
MICHIGAN CENTRAL RAdERO4DS.
Number1ng thirty e1sss staunch and strong stes1
gfs G1eT to re gnoac ne fooRlng Ell
chsndise and produce to and tom the EasteTn We
e En- ~ Eo.thssn a9d searhTesss5n states =: Cam
1en ean.1 po.+e
NJ tho ,s,oase s,ss. ..as -. :. a.. Sooe,
ane 1a4y, connecting At baalo with the following
------
1hE " "ESIEfRN E4PR ESS,
foENed and operated by this Gompsny) Will over
Gi1 ens t. sus Viz t5
foEoTing lnts Of PFopels1s on the Upper and Lower
VT. CO. Steamers. B.c.&c1 Line Steamers,
ToNAwANDA, FOUNTAIN CITY,
Emsn ,2a,4 : M4 STATE MENon4, gEsoaa,.
fhnmonFH' R,,19 E.EasnEEscrrK' .as.:.
MAY FLOWER, CHICAGO.
sSsss = IS !; IA e 81
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TH E
Northern Transportation Coy

OF OHIO
I6prepared to transport property between
Boston, all Points In New England, Ke# York
and the West,
With promFtless care ana dispatch
This we'll known Line Of Fourteen Flrstclass Screw
Steamers connects at 0gdensburg with the
Railroad for Boston and all Points in New
England;
At Cape Vincent with the
Railroad and Propeller Line between Cape
Vincent and New York,
And at Oswego With
LINE OF Is FIRST CLASS CANAL BOATS.
Between oswego, Troy, Albany and New York,
Fer1ning DAILY LINE from Boston, New York.
ORdensburEn, Cape Vincent and 0swcso to CleTclaad
Toledo and Detroit,
AND a TRI-W EEkLY LINE TO
Chicago, Milwaukee and intermediate Ports.
AGENTS.:
J. Myers, 131 Broadway. New York. John Hook
Ing, State Etrcet Boston Geo. A. Eddy Ogdenshnrgh,
Il Cra~a In, C~Eo ytnosat John H. CT8wlnEr IL.
Eego- Pelten & Breed. Cleveland. Wale5r 6 Mayesr
Toledo. z. Il Mathews. Detroit Q. j. HH1e MllTau-
kee. Taylor, Ma11ay 4 Co, Racine
cLARY & HOWE, Agents,
Foot of North Lasalls st., Chicago.
Eap4p52 Gm1
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~ COUNTY, ss.-supetior Court Of Chicago, April
Term A. D. 1852. Wheeler Il Wilson Manufacturing
Company yI. Union Manufacturing Compauy:-AttsSh-
uenf-
Public notice s hereby given to the said Union i1nu
fscsurtr Company that s~o wits Of Issued
out Of the Office Of the Clerk the Superior Court
Chicago dated the fifteenth dsy Of March, A. D. ls6a
at the suit OF the said Wheeler d wilson Ma1nfactuf-
ing COMPANY and against the estate Of the said Un0u
MISUNDERSTANDING Company for The sum Of sl1 Thousand.
eight hundred and |1n collars, directed to rye
have been returned executed.
Now therefore, unless you the said Union M3nufac-
turtng Company shall personally be and appesr before
he sad Superior Cont Of Chicago On o. be1oTs the
House. In the City OF Chicago the first Monday of
ApT ls EXe gpecla ha and ReSsd se to me sa sa,a
and in favor Of the said plaintiff and 50 much q tho
property attached may he sufficient 70 eausly the
ead and costs viii be sold to satisfy the
THOMAS 3. CARTEE GIerk.
GA1Ira L E1r1scs1i.E Plt.t.R AttYE. mh29N IN
, 1862-04-19

CTATE OF ILLINOIS, COOK
~ COUNTY. ss.surerior Court OF ChcaEo, June
ana Feter r. Fecs an1--Ata achulent
Public notice is hereby given to the said Dennis
Hf,ch and Tefer " PecEhsr1, that writ Of attach
ment ipsued out nf the office Of the CLERK Of the Su
ne!ior Court OF Chieago dated the first tsT Of April
D 1872 the suit Of the said N!lllam {: Burgess
Sid against the estata Of the said Dennis Beach and
dred De|la1E directed to the Sheriff Of Cook County
which said witt hiss been returned executed.
Now, therefore unless you. the said Dennis Beach
and Peter r. Peckbam, e6a pess9nslly oe and ap2ess
the lrEt day Of thereof to be holden at the
Court House In Ci1y Of Chicago on the first Mon
he said plaintiffs acton, Judgment I'll be entered
against and in favor Of the said plaintiff and 50
Rat.Efy the s.id Judgment a1d coats viii be sold TO
aatetY the taue. TE0a. B. CARTER Clerk.
VIM. 7. BCEGEss, IN proper. ap9 n9944W
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@ Fer the cheapest and best Hair
Jcwelry, w!rs B-s,d1 Cufle, Fr1E1eta Ste, 20 70 A
3RsNALD loo Lske strees and exstae 1sose e., won, S
artic4al nom the natural when adjusted to te head
8iE HA1J Jcwe1!y contains always tbs neTed. RRr1
&ty1ea Al! articles VII give entire satxtactoo-
, 1862-04-19

BUFFALO, &c GLE E1AND
1862 Chicago Line. 1862
For the ensuing peason Of navigation the steamers
ef this nna VII tn in connection and On alternate
WESTERN TRANSPORTATION CO.,
1ErwEEz
Chicago and Buffalo,
Touching at intermediate posts when pzactcaBe, and
DAILY LINE
snndaya excepted, for the transportation Of Freight
B.. c. l. c. Line stmrs. II. T. 60. Steamers.
G9EEEA.S G2EEEA, CITY NsHAEk; FREh EFzrr.
ERRSE$ SSESR&$rn SEfSS$$$ CITY EkfH2$EH |S{$$h Kz2F$E
Running in connection, q. Buffalo. with
new FRSs sESb ER22 UN16a
v<,.... EXrhE5s: y ,I:E 5;5.nu ..ar.o.a,
Is Ssss and
q eaEvEEhFb E'sESa1s @s ARD PITTSBURGH zA1ARoAD.
size and q great stTsngih and s5esd ith sapeE!of
VIII these nnsaasd TAT fscttes the line is prepared to
= R s b2
Hne Of tie New fors Cantra, Rairaad and he Erie
= thoss pos e esVesnd baso sad
all points East.
For rates Of freight and passage apply to
JOHN Il MORE, Agent N. T. c. Railroad, No. 2s
HUGH ALLEN Ae'ta Wessn transportation Go.
4 COISOE, {No. / Coent:es Sip, n. r.
3; 3: sfAUtD1sG. spsu1diogs Express. No. Az
y. 4: ElLGus Z co. Proprietor Of Union Express,
II. e. RICE, Agent TrnY and Erie, and Troy and
Western Lnee Of Canal Boats, Eo. CoeatIes Slip n.
York. .---.
II. F. HU2n. Agent v. r. Co. Boston.
A. a. NE5iPLE, Agent New York Central z. B.
s. g. CHAfE Agent y T. Co Troy and Albany.
J. A ]. SPRAGCE, Agent n. + c. & r. Troy, N.
Tork
VIM STEWART, Agent G. & 2 r E. Pittsburgh,
Pa.
J,J. TALLMADGE, milwaukee, His.
SHELDON PEASE Managing Agt.,
Office foot Of Michigan street Buffalo.
c. +. RICHM0ND, ,,
Agent for Eastward Bound Freight Office foot Of
NcT1h Dearborn street. Chicago.
J.W. FUTILE,
| Agent for Wett~a1d Bound Freight, Office foot OF
| State street. Chicago
| A. 4. SAMPLE,
| Passenger Agent Office No. 6 North CLARK street.
| Chicago. sp2r2s2m
, 1862-04-19
E4)rtiaI RottttS.
TATARRH! GATARRH II

& L a r. MI @0 0R&hR 1
~ cATARRHt,.
DR.. sEELYE's LIQUID cATARRH REMEDY.
WARRANTED to be SIRE crre TOT
CATARRH or COLD In THE HEAD.
oxx H1EpKED THousAKp persons die reszly II thts
With fnlIg s~othlrds Of this nsEnbef. tie dsaaxe TTt
coumenced a.
CATARRH IN TIE NOSE.
TIE next step being to the tzoa: and bronchial t1b,
it Is eas1er to cure Catsr7h tan Corsupt,on ana rr
curing the fst 1revRnt the !nttr Persons shoult
nnde5stAnd uat The better way to cure Consumption
The symptoms OF Catarrh as thsy eeaera1ly appezz
ars q TT ye!y slight Persons ind tacy have cold
ssnsGEs 70 nc changes Of tempe5atEFe r ths eo
and acztd- al>efVa1ds becoming thick sad adhesye.
A the dsease becomes chronic The discharge In
thick snd heav and sEs either got Id of by 6lot.
thc nose else ther al 1nse the throat and sra
Ei1ostd; dea.pess frequently sakes plsce. Another
s peson sna e . az Re- 4 ha Is IT.
E'e hesd d !ne the Eielt Eea III axes @ p!sce ns 1ae
tnaEs and shocls iose no TING II a-7esnne It. The
above are the symptoms Of Cstarch they appear n
b tie sd Il the LIQUID cArAERH REMEDY, al
ncze tymrtcc2s CAD be quickly snd eHectuAlly re
moyec And 5Rv sufficient confidence Ia Tie fse1ae
dy 70 assu5e ~ Who sfe disposed to test e virtues N
will be returned.
one month, with full and clear directions
Adaress Or. .. Fl. EEELYE.
dE1kSSE5E. ECst Once Boz 435l Chicago, Ill,
, 1862-04-19
CHE TtiibumE*


General Sorghum Convention nt
Adrian. NT1ch.
, 1862-04-19
1891 WINTER ARRANGE
1oV1& MEET.
Michigan Southern and Lake She5ass

Michigan Southern and Lake Shesss
RAILRoAD
r ; nv z }ssRs ssss Il I'd sa0
H1E 52aT Pc assy 5szsses }aPe.y, - = % M r.
ae kesd sas + M6tts FgsSn Xt5a Il .|a q
Ea9s 81. Junction With f"'n' for a''7o' md DE-
81 Koad, sohaeefinx Il Airline Junction vs'a
zs,ns 9S s4ve e ison 1.s &c East .t1o. .aanEA
A9 tae sb9ys trains msks @ TsE1nE 5.2 6enfs0T ~ TS
Bs5as B1k HSsR ksBsas ss I'd 9
La515egs RsE 1 sssR9'E %'snt eq7sss 4si ~
S e r. Ass:s &
2fs &c bspos cssn 95asa Saie "a
Ssd} SzAfBE5 S55si f4B5E555 81 : 4s.ssss ~
VHICAGO d ROCK 1sLANH
1na5.2 e soT 1MRtss f. " -: a
Is34s esssse ID A. asa.
5ailss ED s1s;a5sss
5d,.5 ssssa 15da: a5'zs e a md +
VHICAGO AND NORTHWEST
~ Eeszse 5s!s!s a shHE4z HasRsss ,ss..ys:e s.,ses
~ - 4u1' ThA1Es LEAVE As Fo11own:
RRln$ "a o1nssez + c1osss xita 0nftsa 5'sa
8 ;:a;;s|5s & ss:,: e. tEsssa e Eesst
kD1wrrr Hosu,o. 81 sEP 4;ets. i 2Ssx 29sax e.
NALENA 4 CHICAGO UNION
u q EanseAR6@&RHR "a sss@ R6SRH a. s a.. ~
1ssSs E ~ ssa sss: s. PsRf' 8
sa asis1s III Rlssaa e Il da R3efe o. s.
, 1862-04-19

Ma
Mr. STANDARD had used three nine-inch diam
eter rollers, II inches long. He now uses two
16-inehes upright rollers, md thinks them
best
Mr. Ambrose said the time for crushing Was
when man got ready-that Is from the time
1t blossoms until it natures.
Mr. Brainard said the time for crushing
was when the stalks had dried somc-then
there is less vegetable matter. He used one
lS-ineh roller and two 9-lnch, upright rollers.
8-AoDE OF EVAPORATION, AND WHICH IS
BEST.
This brought up the whole eubject of eyap-
orators and on motion the various gentlemen
present were allowed to exhibit their different
models Of eTaporators, and explain their mer-
its for ten minutes each; but before COM
menciDg, the Convention adjourned Until /
O'Clock. P. II.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
At the opening of the afternoon session, a
committee previously appointed to nominate
officers for the State Sugar Cane Growers As
sociation, reported as follows:
Presideat-R F. John stone Of Detroit.
7Teassrsr-Wm q. BeeEwith of Cos.opoA..
,r Direeto.s-John Richard Of Tecamseh; William
TAFT Of Plymouth, F. F. Fowler Of Litchasld
The Committee on Premiums then mnde
their report IS follows:
l
For best samples, 10 pounds, John T. Weeks Of
Eor sseosd b:sst, c. cog, Iina' Ind - :::.:.:: =
|
The committee also examined smaller par
! cells, which were not admitted On account O
the amount not meeting the requirements o
the offer. Among the rest = sample puade frou
Imphee by Q. N. Brainard, OF Marion county
| Iowa, which pronounced most excellen
sample.
| Ftr+t best D. D. Tonker. Napoleon, Mich "a
| md best, s. n. Stsudart, Huron Co., Ohio ....
Samples offered by John 3. Weeks, c. Go
| yey, q. Farwer, George Drake, o. n. Braina1d
and others being ruled out as not containing
the amount required, were mentioned by til
committee In the highest terms Mr. Brsinar
presented also sample refined By Belchea
which that gentleman pronounced superior
| any New Orleans he ever saw.
| APPARATUS FOE KvAroRATINa.
The various gentlemen with Evaporato,
were then called upon to exhibit their mode
, 1862-04-19

8
IF C1&Kx8oH, Attorney.
Chicago, March 1s- 1s61 1nh19n622am
The Portland daily press., 1862-09-04
Fighting between Fairfax COur
House and Washington.
OUR TROOPS in the FORTIFICATIoNs.
Demonstrations on Leesburq.
Rebels design crossing Potomac
AT POOISvILLE.

WASHINGTON, Sept. 3.
Yesterday afternoon at O'Clock there was
considerable fighting between Fairfax Court
ID ouse and the intermediate space towards
Washington. The rear guard consisted, it is
said, Of Hooker's and Fitz John Porters COM
mands, who did efiectual service in keepinp
the rebelsin check as our troops were moving
into the Notifications protecting this city, on
the Virginia side.
As TO the report of the Chain Bridge being
destroyed, it is sufficient to say, that several
days ago the planks were removed by our au-
thor1tles as preventative measure
There are very few stragglers in the city.
The reports of the rebels having crossed in
to Maryland find believers, but nothing to-day
was reliably known as to such proceedings Ii
does not seem probable, as the troops lining
the Upper Potomac shores are sufficient TO
check the progress of any forces making such
an attempt. The weak points of defence have
been or are being considerably strengthened.
To-day Gen. Mcclellan went over the river
with his body guard and staff
1t is reported to-day that firing has been
heard in the vicinity of Leesburg, but there is
no means of ascertaining the truth of the ru-
NOR.
Secretary Stanton was at the department
to-day, attending TO business. This fact is
mentioned as refutation of the report that
he yesterday retired from the conduct of the
War Department.
The Portland daily press., 1862-09-04

gov. Washburn has gone to Washing
ton to look after the interests of our Maine
soldiers.
APPoINTMENT.-We are informed that Pro-
fessor E. Whittlesey, of Bowdoin College,
has been rendered the appointment Of Adju-
tant General on the Staff Of Brigader Gen.
Howard.
MORE WOUNDED. - Among the list of
wounded soldiers who have been brought out
of the battles of Friday and Saturday last, are
the following:
Richard Robinson, Co. b; J. E. Faulkner,
Co. E; E. A. +. Pendleton, Co. d; H. 4. Bur-
CESS, Co. 4; G. N. Barley, do, and ii. o. Mich
olson, Co. II, all of the LIST Maine Cavalry.
nth REGIMENT.-A letter from an officer
In Co. G, 18th Regiment, dated Sunday eve
ming, states that the company is at Fort Du-
pont, three miles south of Washington. The
company is furnished with six heavy siege
guns, two field pieces, and two s-inch mortars,
and is engaged in practising. Regular army
drill masters are engaged daily in teaching
the officers. Esls-8sf
SUICIDE.-Mr. Ezra T. Williams, wealthy
citizen of Falmouth, committed suicide at his
house in that town about halfpast six O'Clock
yesterday morning. For some time past he
has been laboring under depression of spirits,
and has frequently told his wife that he should
make way with himself Mrs. w. consequently
removed everything from his reach, as she sup
posed, whereby he could commit suicide
But she forgot sword cane which was in a
bedroom. Yesterday morning his wife and
son left the house to come into the city market
with vegetables, leaving her husband with a
young daughter. Soon after she left, Mr. Will
liams went into the bedroom, drew the sword
from the cane, and run it through his body
near the second rib, the point coming out in
his back He then drew the sword out. His
daughter was alarmed by the groans, and has
tened to him. Surprising that he had been
seized with fit, she sent for some of the
neighbors, but he died before they arrived
Coroner Hall, of this city, held an inquest, and
the jury returned verdict that the deceased
came to his death by stabbing himself with q
sword cane while in state of insanity.
The Portland daily press., 1862-09-04
from Southern Army.


PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 3.
Special dispatch from Washington to the
Press, gives an interesting statement of Adj't
Daychio of the 49th Ga. regiment, who is
among the rebel prisoners. He is Pole, de-
sirous of returning to his native land, conse-
quently very communicative. He says neither
jackson or Ewell were in any of the recent
battles. The forces were commanded by Lee,
Longstreet and johnson, not Johnston.
1t was understood that Jackson and Ewell
were in the Shenandoah Valley, at the head of
considerable force. Only about half the re-
bel army was engaged in the recent battles,
but reiniorcements were close at hand.
1t was understood among the rebels that
Gen. Lee had succeeded in his design to turn
our right.
Adj't Daychio was captured with 10 of his
men. He with an officer were the only ones
In the party who wore shoes, the privates
having their feet bandaged in rags, which were
blood clotted from the effects of cuts and
bruises, caused by walking on the streets. He
says but few regiments were better off.
The rebel army had no subsistence stores
The troops sulsisted mainly on green corn
found in the fields. There was vast amount
OF suffering among them.
The Portland daily press., 1862-09-04
Commercial.


tPer Steamship Asia at Halifhx.l
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKETING sales for
the week $4,000 bales, including 600 spec
ulators and 1I,000 to exporters. Sales Friday were
5000 bales including 1900 to spectators export
ers. The market closed quiet at the following quota.
tons New Orleans fair 25d; middling 23id Mobile
fair 24ldl; mddling I'D; uplands fair "a middling
23d. Stock in port is estimated 81 600 bales OF
which 1900 are American.
LIVERPOOL BREADSTUFFS MARKET Rich
ardson, Spence Co., and Others, report Flour steady
with slight improvement sales at 25sa2Ss. Wheat
quiet; Red Western 81 6dgl0s lid; Red Southern
1lsSal1s Sd; White Western lis oils Cd; White
Southern lis 9dg12s Sd. Corn quiet but steaey /;
ass.
LIVERPOOL PROVISION MARKET Beef
dull; Pork dull Bacon quiet and lrm. Lard
steady at AS 6dd436 6. Tallow easier at 47a47s Cd
LIVERPOOL PRODUCE MARKET Ashes steady
at 31d32s for Pots and Pearls. Rosin firmer at 24s
Spirits Turpentine inactive at l2Os. Sugar steady.
Coffee inactive. Rice advancing. Linseed still ad-
vancing. Linsecd Oil steady. Cod Oil quiet but
steady.
LONDON MONEY MARKET.-Consolsc losedat
SO 1881 for money.
The Portland daily press., 1862-09-04
FROM CINCINNATI.
Occupation Of Lexington by Rebels
CAPTURE OF FOREST.
From Fort Ridgeley
EVACUATION OF WINCHESTER.

CINCINNATI, Sept g.
Business is still suspended and active prepa-
rations continue for defence. Martial law is in
full force. All citizens are compelled to enroll
themselves in their respective wards, and will
be organized and put on duty on the fortifica-
tons.
Reports are circulating as to the whereabouts
Of the rebels. Telegraphic communication is
open to Boyd's station.
Regiments from the camps and companies
from the interior towns have been arriving all
the afternoon. The military authorities are
very active.
The rebels occupied Lexington at p. NJ. on
Tuesday, 5000 strong. tits not known wheth-
er the rebels still hold Lexington or not.
A train of twelve wagons was captured ~
miles from Cincinnati this forenoon.
NEW YORK, Sept. 8.
A special dispatch to the Herald from Nash
vile I'd says, reports coming from reliable
sources state that Forest and his entire COM
mand were taken last night at Alexandria.
near Lebanon.
CHICAGO, Sept. 3.
The st. Paul Pioneer of the Both, says Col.
Sibley's advance reached Fort Ridgeley on
Wednesday forenoon last. On Monday the In
dams in a large body moved up the river tow
ards the Redwood. They had long train OF
wagons, horses and cattle, and supposed also 10
have zoo captives, women and childrhIi
LOUISVILLE, Sept. 8.
Cal. Shackleford Of the 9Th Kentucky cav
airy, overlook A. X. johnson at Morganfield,
Union County, yesterday, killing and captur-
ing lumber OF his band, aud is still pursuing
the remainder.
CHICAGO, Sept 3.
Reports reach us that Winchester has been
evacuated, tile rebels having appeared in force
in the valley.
The secession programme heretofore pub
lished seems to be the line of consummating
as far as the enemy can accomplish, viz, by
inaugurating scenes of war in Maryland.
Fighting between Fairfax Court
House and Washington.