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, 1862-09-25

The receipts Of prodncc to,dsy embrace a69
brls flour, q 5o3 bu wheat. 147,so1 bu corn, 18Th
bu. oats $50 bu re. 1slo bu barley, and liz s92
ioe eccd.
There vas good attendance on Change and
the leading markets were firm and bqpyant.
In the Flou, market there was considerable 40
tivity and f11mer feeling clieted bat we note no
marked Improvement. The demand was prlnct-
paliy COL fined to Winter extras. About $50 brls
changed hands at e4 s5G5.s0 for Red and White
Winter extras. and 81 asDi 70 for Spring extras
The Wheat market ruled active und closed firm,
at an advance Of 112c. The demand WAS particn-
1a11y confined for No. 2 Red. Transactions add
up 49, bu at 99cG2s1 90 for No. i Red 9019aac
for No Red; s9k6s5hc for Rejected Red; go
9:c for No. sp1tDg; 8lKs41xc for No. 2 Spring,
and 6s@7ic for Rejected Spring.
Corn under good shipping and speculative de-
mand, advanced &c per bu. In Canal Mixed there
was little doing, On account Of the breaking d3~n
Of bridge over the canal, near Bridgeport. which
has temporarily impzded the passage OF boats.
sslce amount to about 1855 tc0 bu At sgHc for Canal
Mixed anost; esHabsec for Mixed in stoze, aad
| 2t @25I c for Rejected in store.
Oats were timer and more active, with sales at
s3G33hc fo7 Nu1. ltye steady. and shade iirneI
| At 4tl4Hc. Barley in fair demand Timothy
Seed firm and active. Pork steady, Cut Meats
| ecarce and firm. Highwincs dall and nominal
| Lard steady and unchanged.
Lake Freights steady, with engagements at &
for corn, 1Cc for wheat and &c for oats-au to Buf
| f3lc.
Railroad Frcights have advanced 7tc = ITO fbs
ard lie = brl 4th claes goods and flour respect
| lively to Boston and New York. The rates Il
Philadelphia and Baltimore are At present unset
tied, but are also likely to advance before sh'
claee OF the week.
Thensw tasiff goes into operation to-dzy.
, 1862-09-25

WKDEEsDAT EVENING. Sept a. 1863
FRE1GuTS and STEADY. The charters
wt1e echr Tom simus, wheat At i0c; schrs
Oliver Culver, 4. E. Bart, and brfgs' Pilgrim and
Itabella, corn At &c; bask Unsdilla and brig Vim.
Treat, oatr 1t 7c--all to Buffalo
FLOUR-R4ceired 6,a69 brls. Shipped 9.t59
b1se. Market unchanged Sales were 1oo brls
..Na.oo" and 1bo hrls Bluf'' 1t q 60: so brls
"Etanton' and 100 hrls H. r. Wise' At 4s 8 !;
$50 brls Anew P1sntezs" and 1s1 bzla "Choteau"
1t IS 10; 9o6 brls Choctaw" and 100 bsls (bsAnd
not given) At Is 70; 100 br1s Mt. Carroll' On p.
I. 100 bsls "Home Nills" winter 1t sl.75: 1ts
brls IS Buck City" choioe epring extra At q q;
1T baas .s Leas Extra" At &4.&5; leo b,as (brAnd
not eiveu) 1t e44o; 100 bsis " Belle River.'' 1oo
b,ls =. Red Jacket and 100 aI1s (o1and not named
1t q IS: 80 b.ls Princeton City, It 81 50; 1o1
brls ..1inn 10" At <4,a5; so brls 'Jerome 4
Ross" On p. t.; Is b1ls *.Troxe1l'' At $4o0-all
delivered.
WBEAT-Received, 81 ss3 bu. Shipped, s7.97
| bu. Active and 112c higher. Sales were 00o bI
No. Red At aec; 1.cto bu do 1t 9aKc; 8: % au de
1t 81 co; COO tn No Red n 90c; 800 hu do Al
nc; x6se0 bu do At s7c: 1,4oo bu do II 9l[c
100 bu No 1sprine at &C; 1a.eoo bn do At aie
,lIoo bu DO at SIC; l,ooo ba Rejected Red It s3xc
a,so bu do At SIC; $500 bu Do 1t Sc; SO hu do u
, 1862-09-25
MARINE LIST
PORT or CHICAGO.
ARRIVED

ARRIVED Sept. n
Prop Cleveland. Reed. oEdensenrgh snndrtes.
Prtp heare, Bluagett, Lincnla. 20 n lnnbet
Pio5 Sss6ef. f Psisitt, Gland Haven, i.so5 fs-
Prop sendats. welch. Buffalo. sundries.
BARK Tuteols. Richa1dsoa, Grand River, 1oo m
Biz noh:ean. Gilhert By city, ~ - u n lumber.
Schr Marion Essn super. Buffalo
Schr D Newhaii Hayes: Buffalo. ,a) N lumber.
sehr Emma Embsechs, auskeson. s. m lumber
schr sbo5er. schsobohm. Auskeson. % N
schr New Hampshire, wielard. sheooygaa, 70
sehr 76orna. Sims, Reed, Bay City. $50 N lumber,
sehr Fl, mouth Rock, fatten, osweso. $50 tons
sehr Cei Glover, Miller. Mnskseson. % N lumber.
1Co N shtncaes. 1Co n lath
STIR York state, Dinick, Buffalo. so. tons cosl.
Sthr Collirgwcod Duyle, Buffalo. IN N lnmber-
Sehr II Peck. Sinclair, Penswaser, ls5 N lam
sehr chs,lotte, Fulton. Manftoxoc. los eds wood
schr hnspR: Davis; Two ki'e1'' los m 1anoeF' 10
schr TartneT Iessfr, Green Rusa. 80 eds wosd
sctr barney Eaton Wsleh, Two Rivers, ss eds
sehr ~ !; Brothers. Johnson aansto~oe' 1s eds
sehr josephine Dresden. Finntssn. Green Bash,
| SChI 0oin- Blanchard. AnAktg03, su5 III lumber
| Eeh1 F Foster Hansen, Auskegon, 96 m 1um-
ber.
Schr s Bates, Carnou, Auskcgon. $50 N lumber.
/ Schf Mariner, Baker, Ccrtersi11e. p3cds wood.
Echr Sutherland, Granger, St. Joseph, 80 m 1um-
| ber.
schr crusader, Coates. Kal.mszoo. as m shla'
CLEARED. .....- Sept. n
Prop Eendota, Walsh, Budalo, 1 $50 n.ls dour. 40
| brit hixhw1Ees.
Prop AeaIr, 1AodKett, Lincoln.
/ PIT p Ha1bef. Perrett. Grand haven.
pup Potomac, Gehhard. Buffalo. 10 co c3rn, 1,00t
I b,l1 6oui. no t1it hixhWinea
Bark Tutcsa. Richardson, Grand River.
| Brig Black Hawk, Alexander, Bufa1s, Is $40 toxn.
B1fg " tfoes, Moore. Oswego. - 3275 bu cats.
Sthf CaIrxright, Christian, Buffalo, Is. 100 b1
sehr Ostrich, E..i. osxeso, ls,o 90 hu vhsat-
| Hehr Ootn. Blanchard, AnAkegou-:
echr q Foster, Hansen. Mnskegun.
S<h1 eAter, snnon. Nntkegun.
Eehr Mariner. Baker. CeDtefTile.
| II hr Sutherland. 9sanger: South Hayea.
echr fru.adtr. Costee~ kalamazoo.
| g. hr Emma Enhsech', Auskegon.
| -th1 E M Sbn,e er. Schl0oohm, a1Akegon.
S. br Nte Hampshire, Wi&ls1d. Port Washingtoa
$. Il RI Srxte. rimlck. Buffalo. II 6Q0 0u waeAi
Schr Knapp Davis. TMo ktve5A
# thr Ctalla1te. Fulton MApitoRoe.
schr Farmer. Le~is> Green Bah
| Sehr tAt1e1 E.thu. e!sh, Web~sex1& P3eI.
! Scon Tenpest. Knt1ech., K2.anazoo.
, 1862-09-25

FlcuE-The receipts since yesterday hare been
$3.50 b11s. The narEet il steady with moderate
s 871<; common extra at $5.6aHG5 Is: medium
do 81 GGG56 IS. goed aud choice do SG5D07 81
q brl. Grain-Ttc receipts since yesterday hare
Ct m Is In moderate oemard; sales Of western AID
southern yellow At eGGGsc; western mIS=d 6nb
Gic 2 bn Oats dull: eales of western and
Canada at 4se154c Z bu. Rye is selling at Si1s7c
q ru. Shorts are steady at $:On@al 90 q Ton ;
isEe feed and miodlsrgs at Ell t0GJs3 60 = ton.
prosi=ions-po1k il dull and the demand moderate;
salt of prime ut xGy Gtl0 Is: ulcss $1l 50; clear
SIS 0A1i3 50 z b,I., cash. Beef is scarce and
tim; eales OF tast*sn and western mcss and ext.a
MT es at $14lCGo!5 s. Il hrl. eash. Lard Is In good
II NC = h. cash. Hams are selling at sHGl0c Il
L. cakh.-PcSf.
, 1862-09-25
ILLINOIS AND m1cH1GAn CANAL


ApprUrn a.r+ o.
H Cos1ey, Lockport, 3,5c0 bn corn, 800 pork bae-
,sss Iels. v.,a coo4
I1ts - * ~" ~ ~ 9na ~ ~ 49,, s .fS ~
az ~ ~. - 4'e8s ofls noas' 9Ao y" cota'
~ nn9,,.,a. na VIE S..,r, : xoo h sxoh,
1o5phias osiaws' st;S bg coln sa eo1o' @'0 III fSe
ssRei. 19ssRs L S sef pslara
nta9s, n,s1s wv 9an " eoo cae 39!
n5nu E;s. 3' Jsv pa ~ ~ 49,, w. W M ~
r. Ern,cnn - Iann 10 x, ~. ~ sona "a Hy,
H. hasse 'az oss noor aan IDS laso'
ri Hst Ky lns Pls sa'1e stGh I'M hn co on h ,e.t
Tine Morris. 4 I'D bu corn. 10 bn a. arts. -, f,n
s..ds INV y" &n' 1oo W oa''' ~o' ou
{; {: Mortnn. n sa1l..' X < TGtl In cnrn ~ I'm ve
hoSxe1; .tS Loespoft' aoo oo eofn 2'o ba oa:s'
Argula ia saIlc, 1.443 bsls -four.
ANda, Il :;sle, i:4ss b1ls doug.
Lemort Lcckport. g. 0 bn corn, ESQ brIs -four.
Atlantic Norris 5,LU bn corn, s.. .6f5 tbs ttmothy
se. ds, 90 By oats: ~
Marion, Ottawa ascO bu corn. IS brls pork, 1,c,0
ns lard, $50 ms sosp. 16o lbs cordage.
G1ion L. Sale. 500 hu corn.
ga Ass. La Sale 5lHnn nc sosn, m s92 b. 7ye e
&. nsrai Grant. U,ica, 6.4cebn corn.
| Eclipse. Ia Sale, 80 bu com. a6u bu wheat
| Sebattcpol, Lochpo 6!to0 bu corn.
| ] / ale xander, La Sale, s, 700 bu corn.
|
| CLEahhu- ---..-.--.sept. -.
Gen Scott LaSalle 26 SEQ # lumber 30l brls salt.
| CarCline LaSAEe, 81 eco II lumber, 10 brls lard.
L . Baruan. I.aSale, 29m lumber. 8 m siding, 15Q
m shingles M lath, ITS brts ratt.
| Nile. LaSaile, 1O1 brs eu1t, IS 50U b3 pork.
Iseitie state. LaSalle.
York State. LaSa1le, 1f9S16 It lumber. 11,S18 Il
eidirg. so II shln31es.
! MGrlfs, Ottawa
Ecllpse, LaSaile,
Belle. IaSalle.
F.; =, Joliet; . o,.ao,+ J:
, 1862-09-25

New York Stock and Money Market.
By Telegraph New YohK, Sept q. 1862.
First Bodtd-StockB-Bettes aud active.
Chic, Bur. Qnin 81 do guaranteed. tgH
GalcEa s chieaso.. ~. Ill Cen bonds. ..1s3
Mich Central. -. TN
GOVERNMENT sTocEs-
U.s.Dcm. notes. .11ts< .. S So ~, comps. 9o7:
S. Ct 81 rgt.-. ..1Ols 1910 Treas Notes. .1o3X
do coupons. 1olN one year cerltd-... os'S
S6cona Bodvd-Stocks lower.
CHI. Rock Is'ard 7a,< Michigan Southern. 3iA
Galena j. Chicago. Tx alich. South gt'd.. Z. *
Mich. Central.-.- tx Ill. Central. ....-... OK
G0yEHsMEST STOCKS.
U. S. Cs---..1mA AI10lk Tres $40. .104.< <11o4A
MONEY MAnkET:-Ihe supply OF money is
abundant, snd market rules quite easy At per
cent On cat, and l65 per cent. for strictly prime
pRpct.
sterling exchange qotcd at 1aCGs13ak for hank
ers' hills
American gold claEed firm n.
California gold bars steady at 1s7f9to.
, 1862-09-25

CHICAGO, september xita.
Editors Chicago Tribune:
In ynnr paper OF September 9nth, read With
ds. P L digna!ion n account, by lady, Of an ex-
htnlttou u nendish cruelty to horBee in tha
ronle 1sdy to c.Ldenn such inhumanttye Il
there no u,An in the whole city With heart enough
to exe1aam aeaintt, and put stop to such TO
citatey
This il one Of the legitimate effects otlyour
splendid Bore F2ife. where A0hts animals arc
rrs potttrtus w+iehts, and thus win few hundred
dollatr fer tbttr nWnefe- Enoourased BY such
c1pel exhibition 10 muet expect to eeo every
d'a,nsn sld 1tsmeter on the tttrer taxing thstr
u EN- wEs n unahle TO move. Arc NIT pereoue pos
teteeo Of soula sufficiently ofteu tortured ~ tho
to draw The load imposed, ard At tho same time
, 1862-09-25
Madison y. johnson OF zsa1cnA-Hc
PF0fch%en to be Loyal
rEv1rn +ha X y Trihrra x1917

-r II, 1h.n. -. c,1,, IN .n,+.a
~ 49, ~ .re wonneon 1 eh.r"a ~ ~ sedt,;n, an5
soc G - rlst s9,-,t+ 20. .a,an4i-. o+aaarad n
Huset 9nsf'..d ~ r- 4a 80 ns,awar, nr
y oe ,s...S ,xo., ~ 11.,1,.5 500, 49,,
1sr Ne ~ eco upon ou1 - GtH1ss Hst'.a '.ana
~ ut,,hststn1e ~ i1sanarrcs,, ,,r7.nnars naT,no
Inc *I;t 10 ..h;e,, u " t tt.k
Maoe N 1annA, - h,,s;.s a.aj ~ ~ 4ot.4 .h -,
NJ: Johnson sona was oasatS Gnsagea, WIN tae
*aaa,,s es ~ +, a1ecnae,nr +ha rs1,ai 49,
ocaeuus aoo :" o'0~"0''At' WIZ A''1t Pio-
M1 Toh,son 1ras bronsbt nm IN th;s c;tv
1ast t n.,5uasdsr n cnmn,nr 11th e;4 oth:r
4aet - o 80. - -, ~, usnS. ~
p11sonefs- AZ 1hat ume " eeemeu 70 ny Ing
only unhappy man u Tue party "alcn 4ett
ron Lafayette ING tlA VINO tnen aecompa~
nied hin were 10 oe feleasco, ano ne vas % DC
transferred to prison WHERE he would a. least
have change OF society. 1t not somewhat
harder fare Alter remaining IN the city over
night. Deputy D. zoe s:ared with him ON
Ihursday morning 1of foEt OetaNaFe, waere
4ley s111seo On Fiaoa5 1nosnluE. gully VI AT.
Johnsen,e star:tnsn1s may oe antsleslng' no5
do not In ow him.
Ie6ayB he Is 1nu cousin OF Joe Joauson
Of Virginia; That he. himself, Is worth some
sc, COO or $4,000: that his wife belongs to
Que Of the first fa.::iles IN the ancisut doniu-
ion, whtre she II considerable property to
which she is more attached than she Is to the
government OF the United Statee, in fact, Is n
6eceeeionist, and ha. even gone SO fat a. to
Intimate q desire to separate herself from Mir.
johnson, Who claims THAT he Is As loyal as
any other man, for the. purpose Of going
down TO Virginia to proclaim her rebel
nrest nee and save her property from ruiu.
He saws that be has resided ia Galeua, III.
.for the last twenty years. where he h u prac.
ficed lar with consfdcras1a success. al. the
1;mr Of l,ie arrest he exnected to naco;ne a
caudidate for Corr =, from the Gaicua dis.
trict, but his imprisonment By the govern.
mtnt thwarted iii his plans, and nov that he
was going to F.,rt Delaware, the game was
knocked into wnat he styles ia cooked hat u
he 1elt That he had bseu deeply wronged bv
the government In bciog held aa a prisoaef
in v1ew Of his Loyalty, but felt more partIcu
2aflv sore In bring Transferred to another an:
petl,aps more severe prieon. at the instance q
the aGdayit Of Mr. Ballard, man whom
every prisoper In Fort Lafayette and Lien,
Col. Burke dee,ncd mad, inas,uuch us he va
continually writing Letters to the colone
about the tahits and reuu'sive conyersatio
, 1862-09-25

New York Cotton Market, Sept: 23.
Thtre is 10 Improvement in the demand, aud
prices are etilf only nominal at SIC: manufac:nr-
err are the principal buyers. WIN Se only Just
such lois as viii tnppty their immediate wants
tales TO day OF about SO bales.
, 1862-09-25

mptHs0 ~ peaf t4e CHILLING 1Aso VI 1ta1tess
And what effect will another festa.o Of The late
Fair. the Fr1na nnaA!o hunts. where Innocent aai~
g pursnerfs produce upon the pa 'iic ta.te and
norshY And We are assured the hunt will be stfu
@c.e sntertaininE and n nezetng st khs next FAY.
contend with 4 wild buffalo, or furious bull Or
two; Introduce the Spanish bull hghs at once,
to basbalitn, the taste Il our people, which ID
these var times especially. IL in danger Of be:om~
i1g too Chrietian and laub lkel
.e a'5 ss Id
ers y ~tthGut the tlIgbte1t p1ovocation. and have
thtught 1 wanttd d no sLeh towards to hight for my
Every cavalry officer should make it = rule that
every bore y the company thsll be kindly treated.
IL enforce that 9nle -.,....
beaet be palefed ever after. Is the with Of
0NE WHO HATES CRUELT1.
War Claim Hlankx tor eale at this office.
Widowe' Declaration for Bounty and Arrears.
Soldiere' Declaration for Bounty Aad Arrear1.
Application Of Mother for Pension.
Application Of Widow for Payment Of Pension.
Widows Declaration for Pene1on-
Application fof T1aus{e1 OF Pension
Application Of Minor Children for Pension.
Application of Orphan Sister for Pension
Hefrs Declaration for Bounty and Arrears.
Surgeons Certificates Of Soldiers Disability.
Officers Certificates of Soldiers Disability.
Invalid Pentiou C1airns.
Application OF Invalid Pensioner for Payment
OF Pension
| C1.im for Horse and Equipments.
| Power Of Attorney to draw Scldfern' Pay.
Sent By mail, postpaid, at seventy I've cents pei
qnire- Address TRIBUNE OFr1C1,
| Chicago, Illinois.
| Go TO THE BEer.-Go TO Bryant 4 S.ratton',
Commercial College to get thorough business
, 1862-09-25

Especial Dlspsteh to tho Chicago Tribunal
DKf1o11. Sept. ~. 1861.
UF-P7op- Wenona; ba1ka Adams, WAtsons
euceese, Piersoa, Badger, Niagara: brtgs Nahon-
ing, Nontezams, Mitchell, Hutchinson; schfs.
seost, Quiekasep. Rainbow.
DowN-Props. Caldwell, Badger State; barks
Ehezmar, Ellsworth, Naomi Grsa: West, Danube,
LGaisa, Monitor, PeTew, Crockett, Pa1aua, Sunny
stde; b1Igs Nethanic. Orphan, 0cean Wave,
Fanny Gardner, Empire. supp1y; eeh.s. Monitor,
Ratuer, Jeesio Anderson, Marsh, Comet, Advance,
Hibbszd, Peoria, Scott. McInnes. Faischtld, On
ward. Arnelia, Hi, Plove7, %oat1eeIio, Queen
City. Jupiter, Holt, Preston. Richmond
MOVEMENTS OF CHICAGO YES sells.
VESSELS ARRIVED At BUFFALO 1Ron CHICAGO
sebfR RFcIand Sssy oI coiins MdSgh, tefna1oa a'1
al, White Coud.
yEssE1s CIEAnED FROM BurFA1o FoR CHICAGO
/ Sept S3-Pfnp Wen Brig Geneva. 8eh1
| BEoWn-
| VkssK1s PAssHo THROUGH TEE wE11AxD
CANAL--We are indebted to Capt. Z. P. Dorr for
WellkEd CanAl:
Txsels bound East. WAe,s jren- W1ers to.
On the 18th Ct Sep.ember-
Bark Adams, Kingston, Chicago
On the zhh-
he5n % 1hu hassad. 9d. hu'ope' oneaso'
Sehr D1eadnousht. .0swego, Chicago.
Ttssals bound H1t. HAere ffous. Waere To-
On the 18th
| Bark St George, Chic1ro, Kingston
sehr Reindeer, Chicago. kingaton
| On the 22d-
Schr Rival, Chicago, Oswego.
t 6ehr Cascade, Chicago, OsweSn.
Schr Geo Gohle, NileRnkee, Kiugstoa
Ech1 Willard johnson. Milwaukee. Efnraton
Teeeels ditchargtrY at the elevator
Bark n r Coffee, Chicago, Chicago.
| Brig Lowell, Chicago, Chicago.
6chr Il Kimba1j, Chicsgo. Chicago
ILLINOIS ANp 0TIcH1GAr CANAL
, 1862-09-25
I'd tun1ri1s ...--,- 1,:SS 81 1,3oS 8 7
otal 65S ~ SO,
e nret faat YfeC Il 1fs2 g.

Increaee over 1ast year.. Ii, ,1Gs, IS
This ehows well for the Great Western. An III
crease in passenger receipts OF about $1,000 per
day In the face Of the difficulties which the road
has had to encounter, By reason Of the embargo
upon travel in that direction. Ia luthe highest DE-
g7ec encouraging to the managers.
EAnxrHGs OF THE GALESA & CHICAGO Union
RA1lnoAD-From Sept. 18th to ed, Inclusive:
1871. 1862.
Freight ...... $39 5S1 50 $25N9 Al Dec. $13473 Is
PatEtnCcrs..... 1,i15.63 1900 53 Inc. 4,62i g5
Mails, &c..-.-. 1,luN.Gu 1,5u.uO Inc. 150 10
, 1862-09-25
MARRIED.

In Racine, Wis, on the 11th Inst. By Rev. Roswel
D. Parks. u D.. ALBERT II. PRATT. Esq, Of ta Gill
Gag. Mercantile liatterJ. anu Miss MARY G.
HOLMES, OF Mansfield, Uhio.
In His city on the atst by Rev. Mr. Patterson ae s
res dence. Nj. F. LEE Of Hostou. Mass and SARAH
M. NHI1E- Of LAncaster. Ohio.
, 1862-09-25

Gen. Rockers wounds have been followed
by one OF the urfavor4ble results which we're
spprcbended. BE- is improving rapidly. and
viii go to New York in the course OF this
Teek--Wa&h Cor. NJ r. Tribune.
, 1862-09-25

"WuAT MANNER OF MEN AnE THEsE."-
Il Democratic meeting was held at Temper
nucevil1e, near Pittsburgh, Penn, on Saturday
last, which VAR addressed by Gto. 2. Hamtl-
ton, the candidate for Congress IN the Puts
Hnmlton'e speech. three ch-ers we're pro.
posed for 5ed. Davis, and given with great
, 1862-09-25
DEsTRUC1IvE FIRE ON WELLS
6TRBKT,
Picture Frame Shop DvveslinE and
BarRe Coe6uMAe6-laoss Ten Thou~
sand Dol1AaM.

About halfpast IL o'clock yesterday noon, I
fire broke ont In the picture frame shop Of
Henry ". Wisgsrs, located on the east side
Of Wells street, near Harrison, and In short
lace Il time the building, It's contents, and
four adjoining buildings, occupied = dHel-
1ings, were entirely consumed
The shop was two story frame building,
over one hundred feet long, and besides the
engine ard machinery, contained large
quantity of stock, lumber, &c, which was
almost entirely consumed. The. front portion
OF tho building Was used By Mr.. Wiggers for
the msnufacture Of looking glasses and pic
ture frames. The boiler, engine. AMI most Of
the machinery belonged to bin. On these
and the building together he had al insurance
Of e, 500, in TIE Fireman's Insurance Com
pauy.
The rear portion Of the building Was used
By ]. B. Thomas, in the manufacture Of chill
6Ien's carriages. The entire machinery Of the
establishment was propelled By one engine.
Mr. Thomas had a large amount Of material
IN ttore, having recently purch ssed supply
for winter use. His stock was insured for
&, GOO, in the Peoria Flre and Marine 1nsur-
ance company.
The building adjoining the marufactory On
the north, Was tTo story frame dwelling,
owned bE> MI. Wiggers aud occupied By Mr..
Thomas. II Was seriously damaged, but a
strong wind blowing from the north prevented
| It's entire destruction, ard carried the flames
towards the dwellings located south Of the
burning chop. The first Of these was two
story frame house, owned by Hendrick Wal
| man, and occupied BY himself and tenant.
The building and most Of the contents were
entirely consumed No insurance.
| The next building in the block Was also q
frame dwelling, owned By Patrick Walsh, and
vacant. Not insured.
The next in the path Of the deyouring e1e
me1t was also two-storJ frame dwelling, be
longing to Henry Duff, whose family lived OF
the first floor, with another family in the up
per part. Tie building and contents were :
total loss.
The fifth, aud last building entirely con
sumed, was large frame dwelling, TWO storie
high, owed by George Hartman, and occu
pied by five different families, most Of who's:
turnitu1e shared the same fate as the i yelling
iteelf. MIR Hartman was insured Tor $500 il
the Firemen's Insurance Company. In tn
rear Of these buildings were two or thre
small stables which were considerably dan
aged.
The origin Of the fire IS not known, thong
the flames were first discovered in the love
rco:u, near the furnace. The machinery wa
, net then running, as those belonging in th
, establishment had gone to their dinners. Th
, 1862-09-25

u- Cook Il McLAin. steam DTers and scoure.s, g
Dearborn and 10 s. Clark streerA, clean and dye
ladies and gentleme1s clothes in the best and cheap
est manner The Oldest established house IN tie city
~ Bny wall paper Of Chase 8 Co., wholesale
and retail, 1G0 Randolph street.. an2s-tm-
, 1862-09-25

w 4 n r E D-6O0,O00 Agents.
~ Something new. A splendid Yu.tsd ssates
Man. also &'ata.as md Eew Bun; *isk colo:.l Il
Cest 1000 !. rng.sveit SAMPLE 4en % rscsirt e
Office Bor H. 4 r. LANDOS. Genetal Agent. s.
Lake street. opposite fremont House.
, 1862-09-25

90 200 TO 32,50o.-I want to
d .tVV buy House &ud Lot within fes
.cn-t. CT tNa -Btfh Ecbo u, Wtst Side. VIII psi
rssh fsr . nsrgatn. A. nest t0o9ofy eottaE. pFg
fsTred Add -. with location and pEsce. EAs3a ~
Poi DMee Buk &E3. s&taaA5s%
, 1862-09-25
Tn FYCH Angela Fam Of SO

.r-. n tAe xoutnesu e1txa.ee Of WtseoaAT. III
,az.r~1S = NJ eTsr n mx epf1n9. &C VII exeaanxA
- Rss nd Lasta eesaSo; ~ s5 ~ srs eneas eones
4.s I4ns ~ n ~ M .qa-te OF 9&O CAAENs III
M No Wtselexb h1ocx, Garner So0I1 *. seA ~
Clark f1sEA.
, 1862-09-25
FINANCIAL and COMMkRCfSL.
MON NETARY.

WEDNEepAY EVENING, Rcpt "a, 1857.
r Business IN monetary circles is very good Eaet-
ern exchange continues pretty close, but the price
remains a. before auoted-parQ1f premium buy
irg, haA premium selling although the inside
prices are the mort popular. Gold has gone mp,
and bankers to-day paid my premium, aud l14h
for old Treasury notes. Silver, IT. buying lis
selling: transactions limited.
GREAT WESTERN RAILWAY OF CANADA.-Tha
Earnings Of the Great Western railway for the
wtek ending Sept 10Th, are as follows:
1862 1861.
Paeeerge7s $aG 7I+E3 $s9.a3l 25H
Fseish1 and live ttoC&.... II 5G52t 1S,135S0
Mails and tuuslries ...--.- 1,3Ss " 1,3oS 45f
, 1862-09-25

N, ANTAD-E'or Cseh aud Trade.
w Any one having general STOCK Of Goods Of
sEus 'r5 n;i';r r. ovx - - ti.exEy ,,ss cs ne
and pay pavt cash ii hand and well Improved Farming
LHnnr part being nCtt,r.ayed Eth a workable vein
OF Ccal situated eighty ut1es south Of t:htc tgo
I!!rosd and canal kefcrs to NM. L. CH RICH, Esq.
, 1862-09-25

Go TO THE BEer.-Io 10 Bryant 4 s.ratton's
Commercial College to get a thorough business
educa:ion.
, 1862-09-25

WANTEp-Gea:jemen, Ladies,
profitable ArercJ recurring snail Plts!. nnt! Etc
ptIfhiE sRK1eG & T'i FEScit Si. nett ani ns&fa
uele land no b. mnsC. md for MARKING 4 l'n-n the
receipt o. <.Gc. smp]e pencil terms &C.. 3 cents
n stamps. -an,pi. Df marking stalnn 4srrs
E. r. CLARK o:ttamp;on, MASS. Post Ut1ce Boz =.
4}1eti.-. -9r.
, 1862-09-25

m ANTFD-Qte purchaser u
ING MACHINE. From sl0 to .e1 profit Pc, wesS
mske 81 oc0 stitches minute viii knit pai OF Stock
Inka Seeks y alt:en Hinates; maSss vafiHti ot
sleeves Clouds sontags. Hgoets Military ssshes &c
We III give TO person N esch townan1p the a.
IN each wnsh:p, which Will enable them 70 si7n ths
price paid for acniar easily and quickly Il Ia
Eonderfu1 nsrhine, sud 4vsry large lamt.y xi haye
one Price ff5,. SECURE four tcFnstip. For circular
With further and full particn cali On or address
{rtth stamr> BRAEsOE T. ELLIOT, aenA-e' Azsn:s.
3Sr ~ .ttTHet Chicn9o III d114fESU
, 1862-09-25

r OST-A Foute Book. belonging
IL 4 to ono II the Curriers' 9th 1RrRuy& u fise
of un.rt9 and hap the pf A. H1wkHy on tne ~
Leaf It "a Lost kh~ West dade. oneHh re notn
o. Like street. Mosyst reward VIII nc paid tsr ~
return to tte TXmrxk O44c6. HeS&
, 1862-09-25

Mcy1cKEK's THEATRE. Cou1dock and
daughter appear this evening in two excellent
dramas-"The Advocate" and 1.-THE Chin
ney Corner" The attendance at the theatre
continues large, and bnt two more nights re-
main to witness some Of the best setting We
<-1y, toyn f1r 3ur3ny the e4asnn
, 1862-09-25

wv I'm ED, lNFURMATlVN.
w ANY cne knowing the whereabouts Of Rufus
s. PAYNE. er.. Sew frE Machine Manufacturer. would
d1ntcil to:I Il G Pot Otdce Ro1 5s6s SUD Hutas
rnrre having. when leaving the dxrllIns hons" No.
do@. in hurry last sarlng forgotten inst he owed not
rr,
, 1862-09-25

CLOSED L. Triggers New York and Illinois
Hoop Skirt 3Ianufactory, 70 South Clark
street, and his branch at 100 North Clark
street, will close this moraing and remain
closed until Saturday at 6 p H., at which time
he viii be prepared to. serve his customers
ard friends as usual.