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, 1862-05-03

Our dispatches from Caro-, brief aud un-
satisfactory though they be, lead to no
other conclusion than that the great battle
Of ehi1oh--always impending since the
last-has now actually begun. Tie tcle-
gram authorized for publication, and which
is given elsewhere, says: 1.-The news
from Pittsburg is Of the highest
importance but may not be given
"to tile public" Private advices are
in tile same tenor, one dispatch warning us
las 6 hint If the news coming) to be ready
ia met an unprecedented demand fer pa
pezs. It must be, therefore, that the battle
is in progress, and that uutl its conclusion
the military ccDsor has shut down on all
jrfu1n:a1iou concerning it. We shall know
to-day.
Of the situation ut Pittsburg we may say
that since the arrival Of Gen. Halleck the
affairs of the army have been full OF prom
ise. The force on our side has been stated
atlGG,ooo, which some people hare deemed
too high. But whatever lis strength 1t i:
:he largest Federal column in the field, ans
the came may be said Of the enemy. 1t Is
therefore, tic great fed fight Of the wal
Since the former engagement each part,
has been reinforced by concentration
troops Gen. Pope has Joined, on one side
will SC, ,o00 men and Gen. Lowell from \
Orlcans} has addsd perhaps rs many to tn
other. Gen. Ha!lcck had recognized IL
divisions Of his army, and at last accoun
our front was considerably on the way tt
ward Celintt, With Lew Naaa{
forming tile right wing at Purdy au
Ger. Pope the left wing at some poi
mere to the south, threatening the rear
C.r;!,h, l.: tl.e reports IF the second b;
tie, also. uaEy new names viii a2pe
Of G,i,crals not engaged in t
first, amnrg them George II. Thorn;
Sherman OF PIT Royal, Davies
New York. and Patterson Of Penn, Ill
whom had = hand in tie earlier campalg
of the East The array Of men and militia
genius is more imposing here th
uron ary other occasion IN our histo
It eccms impossible, therefore, that a
untoward result shall attend our arr
and we await the expected intelligence c.
fident Of victory that shall forever est
lish the integrity Of the Union. The
is at hard
, 1862-05-03

-" The Secretary Of the Society for the
Increase Of the Ministry of the Episcopal
Church in New York, Issues circular, in
which he is compelled to make public the
fact that there are now no fewer than five hun
lrcd parishes, In the Northern States alone,
which are vacant, the largest proportion OF
which are in country places and unable to pay
largc salaries TO the rector; and this, too,
when there arc many ministers standing idle
In the market place, unwilling to accept and
labor In any Of these parishes, but waiting for
parishes in the city, or In tho large towns o1
| the West.
, 1862-05-03
How Beauregard,s DIsPatch was
Taken OFF nt AuntsF1Iae-A very
Reasonable Explanation.

C1Nc1sSAT1, May 2-The C5na'n<Tesal&
correspondent, With Gen. Mitehell's army,
gives The following explanation Of the mau-
Ier in which Beauregard's 8 dispatch WIS taken
st Huntsyille- The wires we're broken at
POINT beyond Huntsville and BeauIegard's S
dispatcl,, already received at Huntsville, was
Forwarded by locomotive to Chattanoga, and
thence reported by telegraph to Richmond
WHIT 4 Gen Mitchell surprised the town and
INSTANTLY etized the telegraph office. Gen
! Mitchell himself solved the c5pheV after 81
hours study. There is no doubt a. to the
gepnineness OF the dispatch.
Beauresard lost not 1ess than &c, 600 men Il
killed and wounded aud prisoners, and th'
SICK used up and panic stricken during hi
movement from Coz1ntk upon PittsnnrE
landing,
, 1862-05-03

10y" Hon Thomas ?. Porter, late Speaker
of the State Senate, aud Marshall Carter, sou
Of Dr.. ]. c. Carter, after being several months
among the rebels in the seeding states, re"
turned to their homes in Versailles, BY, on
Saturday last. Tney had hardly busted thei1
clothes after their arrivai from Dixie. wheu
they were arrested BY the Provost Mastha'
from lexIugton-
, 1862-05-03

H When Gen. Butler took possession Of
Baltimore, shortly after the breaking out OF
the war, thu New Orleans journals made
merry at his expense, and declared he was au
old colorcd barber, known as "Pieayune But
lcr,r who formerly kept shop under the st.
Charles Hotel IL tic Crescent City. As Gen.
Bu:lsr has in all rr3batili:y ''come to town.
bv this lime, he viii have . chance to crop TIT
ears of some of his reyile:s.
, 1862-05-03

e Our dispatches announce another
Brilliant cxploit Of Gen. MitchelIs column
in Alabama. Two Chicago regiments con-
sdtu1e part Of bis force-Turehln s
Zouayes and the Heckcr German Yagers.
, 1862-05-03

:: cAiRo, May 1.-THE Memphis A,y.s Of sat.
dienstchee lust received there state that Gen.
BucEner- and col. Roger Hanson, who were
tsken prisoners 1t Fort Uonelson, arc to be
e1chauged for General F1entiss and Capt Wnn.
6. McMlchael Of Philadelphia, Who WAS Chiaa
OF Gen. CT. Smiths stad. -.
, 1862-05-03

CAIRO, May 2.-The river has come to a
stand, and the rise Is probably ended.
no,;inated as Brieadier General BY the Pres1-
dent, for gallant services In Missouri
, 1862-05-03

B The township elections IN New York.
this Fprang, foot up-Repub1ican Supervisors,
$50: Democratic, 357; Union, 60. In thirty
four counties the Republicans control the
boards ten counties sse Democratic: and the
balance are tied.
, 1862-05-03

~E Brig. Gen. Thomas A. Davise, OF New
York, who commanded "a. Colonel \ brigade
st Bull Run, has hem assigned, 70 the com.
znand Of the second division Of. Gen. H&lleek'.
army, raczted BY tie death Of Gen. Smith.
, 1862-05-03

H Capt Gab Bouck of the Oshkosh com
papy, I'd WISCONSIN regiment, ION the Poto-
,nac,) has been appointed Colonel OF the 18th
Wiconsin, vice Alban, killed at Shiloh.
Three capta:ps Of this {the 2d} regiment have
thus been promoted to other commands
Ca1,ta;n Davis Mckee Of Grant county, t. be
Liuutenaut Co1ore! Of the 18th; Captain VII
liau E. strong Of Racine, to be Major OF the
18th; and CAPTAIN Bouck as above.
, 1862-05-03

PHILADELPHIA, April S0.-Iete7son's Dttettor
announces the counterfeit Of hTe-dollar b1l!s
Of the Bulls bead Bank Of New York 1t 10
bankers OF this city.
, 1862-05-03

E<The number OF Federal wounded that
baxe uassed Padueah since the battle uf the
9Th md 7th ia 1909; and the loss In killed Is
placed at 1,400. :.
, 1862-05-03

New YORK. May 2--Mr. Cisco today ! ne, =
potiated the exchange OF one million o. ~
notes. for one million bonds the intefass re e :
nfon The nosesato xcban@e % pnaa o - oe " s
, 1862-05-03

f@- 1t Is but two or three days since we re-
ceiyed the news of the capture Of New Or
leans, vet we find In the Boston papers Of last
evening an announcement that two large YES
sells have cleared st that port for New Orleans
loaded trith ice. One ship, the Haye1ock, took
out one Thousand tons, and another took eight
hundred tons. These shipments Will arrive in
time to make our soldiers comfortable. Yam
kce enterprise Is always ahead.
~ The wife Of 7. n. Sherman, Post
master at Fort Dodge, Iowa, with the wife oi
Cspt. Chas. A. Sherman, U. 8. Commissary at
Fortress Monroe, and the child Of the latter
were all three drowned in Boone river, Iowa
| Ebile being ferFied across to connect iron
one stage coach to another. They we're re
! turning home after a visit East.
, 1862-05-03

~ In Deleware, parties arc dividing on the
Emancipation Message Of the President
Judge Fisher, the present able representative
Of that state In Congress, will probably be the
candidate Of the Emancipation party for Cor
aFnnr
, 1862-05-03
Qfacfnl DIpatch Concerning the sur
render Of Fort Macon.
FORTRESS MONROE, May 1, 1869

To E. II. Stanton, Secretary Of Far:
Can't. Wordep, Of the navy, with dispatches
from Gen. Burnside, has just arrived He re-
ports that Fort Macon was taken after eleven
hours bombardment 400 prisoners were
taken, Col. White, late Of the Ordnance De
par1nenf, commanded Fort Macon. The los
On our side was one killed aud eleven round:
ed. [Signed,l Jso- E. WoAL, Maj. Gen.
, 1862-05-03

T Gov. Gamble Of Missouri, his called
the State Convention together At Jefferson
Ctr, Monday, dune, 2d;Ito district the State
for members OF Congress.
, 1862-05-03
CLEARING UP THE WRECK.
Our Losses In the Late Battle up the
Tennessee.


CNc1SsAT1, May 2.-The Commercial has
from its correspondents with the army Of Gen.
Halleck the following official figures Of our
, 1862-05-03

FOREST HOME FOR BOYS.
Thorough II eass noge m II ~ :.
nre6 Il snteF HE echool under tweTe EeaIs Ct aIs
but ran remain a. indie dnlts time e1te5 ats ass e
ftft rtncc "a anY Who mag 1nq1te A4aEe:s :" a.
EJfH0LS Pott Ones Boz 146a, Chicago, NlnoaA
rHr8A
, 1862-10-29

hrisk demand: ssles . go bu Chie.go spring
At fl.1cDi.s3: :3.tL0 bu- Milwaukee club ut 81 ii
Mf.1l: ot.ttv ha amber Iowa at &s3,RLM;
ls:Me tu. rec Illinois at 31.Sa1l.88; 5000 bu
utottr led western q. + 38Ni ax: $500 bq
amber Michigan At S1.iGGi4 47; a5GO bu. choice
an1ber etate 1T $l42. and IT 0xi bu. white Mlchi-
gan At 81 y4sLtu.. Bye scarca and dfmsr It 75I
aelot Wes.edns e59sHS lot State: sa1es 4.00 bn.
e. e. sta's ~ ~. oasy scee and arm At $i.23
9s1 ' !a 1aa ncG 1xk-c g os,Ier; With good de-
.3 su!so 1og ~ - o3x1 nc los shipping
neu Ell t"4oeS ~ " sstesa' a126ic for
Iamao eh1 aeast, sos Ut. toa "eatssa Yellow: 73
.c 1se ~. ".S e Gase u!ote ast1se At 80
n nrtTne E3ms.1.. rs1apa st az - sa!ss o'oo9
-ar a. sr &c.,. ~ ~
Nh. - 11+t1 ute ~ M; a1G - s1es @s9
b1 anetf "a hS. no s t ossH s;o s9 a2d
Esrcd az - a.ta ans LsW .,a ~ o.o W.
oniet ma ~ @i.Sant a aIo 8,
Goes at 43c. ana hy aneffnn ~ bris' Nets 0seaas
st S:E5H:r '1o ~ "aee1oa 400 o119. NE" oiaea'0
Proyl.1oxs-Po.k market opened quiet and
c1ote shade easier: aales i'm hrls NJ Ff3 nln
10 Is for meas, closing at SI3U06a1S I3S: fiIGTt
!. Is fur prime, and sic 601tia o. for prime mtss:
fnc1uGed lin lsa]es fare 1.G00 bris mess. Dc
liverab,e October 31st at x1so9. The
government contract Tor 1.10 BIS mess
in iron chime hoops VAS taken at STA 7i12
13 50. and 14o brls prime mess At $1aooSe1s06:
beef quiet and steady Sales 100 brls- at IS C9R
1n25 for mese; $5501Z0e for prime; Sla.UG6
IS Is for 1epacked mess: $1150G14 Is for extra
meEB, Government contract Tor 600 bris. extra
nets beef tn iron chime hoops Was taken at $ll q
, 1862-10-29
MARINE LIST.
PORT OF chicago,

ARhlFE October -.
P1op Lsdy Franklin, Napier, St. Joseph. Il, N lum-
Der: 20 N etaves, $40 brls flour. .aund,ies,
ls,eVv hoop poles. sundries. - ~''
Prop Hunter. Dixon. Goderich, s711 ba:s salt
Prop Detroit, Robertson, Godezsch. san:i.ies.
Prop sun. Jones, coilingwood. 50 n lzmaes, sun-
schr Challenge, Heyea, Michigan City. II cords
ns. nweSd. y. - N heading.
s<hr summit. ellison, Cleveland, $50 tons coal.
schr GRACE Murray, Moore, Cleveland, SO tons
schr Persian, Thompson. oswcso. 1,G.o bags salt.
sehE New G Hampshirc, "island, Port Washington,
sehr Josephine, Dresden. Finnesan, Green Bash,
4em lumber. % m siaves. -7-'
schr Star Ut nope, Boyd Kingston, 900 assssat.
CLEARED :. October q.
ptop J Barber, Psrrett, Grand Haven, suniries.
Prop Menkota. We1ch, Buffalo, 5 500 hrls fou.. ID
n.r,> hlcss: SO p'es lead .n..~.
LEW In corn meal, 400 bags feed.
Brig Fox, Tocd. Buffalo. l 1.GCO bn corn.
schr international. Sullivan. Buffalo, 1850 bu
schs Thomas simms, Reed, Buffalo, 1901 bu
Whent.
schr Nicaragua, johnson, oswego. 1900 bu
schr Geo ssecl, Becker, Cape Vincent, 17.coo bn
schr Speed. Reed. Bay de Noqnet, 1860 bu oats,
Ito hrls tour. sulstlrles.
Sehr r II Brown, Higgins, Buffalo. II 800 bu corn.
schr c:llo. Nusdock, Cape Vincent, 1s.0u0
bn wheat.
sehr Die Vernon, 1ugraham, Buffalo, 1860 BIZ
schF Yankee Blade. Draper Buff41o II o00 bu corn.
Schr tuba. Heuiman. Budalo, 13175 bu wheat.
schr Joeeph Cochsanc, Mackfe, Buffalo, 16,cGI bu
wheat
schr Mary Morton, Fanetta. Buffalo, 1850 bu
wheat.
Schr Evalne Estes, Petesson, Port Colborne, Is 90
hu wheat.
schr stronach. Otto, Msnlstce, 1900 bu oats, 100
bags feed.
, 1862-10-29

By Telegraph new YoRK, Oct. g,
The current prices for this week at all the na.-
kete We're:
BEEF C4rrIE-First quality. per cwt., $s.e011
3 N; ortiralE $sNGs IS; common &c 3oG7.05;
sHEE AND LAARs-Per head, prime quality,
81 s. Q560: ordinary &I.G11A30; common IS IS
G3.75 inferior $a.s7l>320
SwNE--Ier pound, corn fed, 3KGi74c; still
fed, fass G4Tc.
M.1eu Cows-Tere plenty aud nrm at $25oo1
Beef cattle were decidedly better thin last week,
fn prices being realized fr all descriptions while
tie better grades were quoted 4c better. The
saaae was the came, however. although larger
number sod hetween 81 and &c than for long
time past. while the bulk Of the offerings were
PLACED at and above &C. To-day the market "a.
mained subetantlally the same, the demand being
go and prices bring fally realized for all kinds
The stock vas about all disposed Of at an eaz:y
hour.
Vea1s continue in fair request q. from lie6R
exc. though but few brought the outside prices.
sheep and Lambs plenty. and most Of tie
brokers note decline OF a,G250c 2 head, while
some Of them report still larger reduction.
Sheep were in Vsry large supply and prices
wert very much lower.
TOTAL REcErrrs-The total receipts Of stock
at all the yards for the week kwetc:-Beaves, 5.:1
cnws 81 yeal calves, III; sheep andlambs. il, Is;
ewire, &, $50.
, 1862-10-29

The market during the week. owing to tho flac~
tuntion In gold. mas been frregular-priccs chow
ing decline Of so@30c . hrl on both springland
winter grades.
TODAY, however, the demand for flour vas
more active, and prices rallied to115c . bzl. with
sales as follows :-200 brls "Nashville Eagle"
white winter at &c Is; 100 brls AS. & P. Wise's''
do at 80 90; $50 brls choice white winter on p t.;
4c0 brls " Exchange" on p. t.; 50 brls "Pearl' at
IS s7k eo0 brls white winter at IS 90; % brls do
at$5.75; cco brls "ssel'' 1T S 50; $50 brls "Na-
tional' at IS 60; 100 brls "Lower Egypt" at
1885, te0 brls 'Beoit' spring extra at IS 81; aa9
br's Peerless" and eco brls "chicago Ni1ls'' at
s. Is; eGo bfls Roger Harding" at 55.2o; 80 brls
New London" at s.. Is; 100 bsla ''Macomb City"
and eco brls Applcton'' at $500; 1G0 bsls 'Wecdy
Sp,iIg At t4.15; 1G0 b1ls :" W!nuebaso" at $3.50;
150 br1s eprlng extra ut 81 rs; $50 brs low grade
dn Af m
, 1862-10-29

BrRcLAR1.-The clothing store Of Martin
Mueller, 50 North Clark STREE, was entered By
burglars night OF two since aud robbed Of
$50, an overcoat, froek coat, vest, pair Of
pants, and quantity Of gloves, scarfs and
shirts. There Is as yet no clue to the burglars.
, 1862-10-29

IVY 10 energetic action, to oo.a1n from
to--srese 8 modification Of the law. IL di,a-
greed with Mt. Russell as to the Inteattou Of
the law makers, and thought they only lntand-
ed 10 require ono tax. We ask Of the COM
missione1a reply which shall govern the whole
sent construction OF the Law Is sustained, then
capital controls labor. The man Of small
means is shut out entirely. He read part Of
law, to show that The Eastern mau.
u!actuIer had IN advantage over those
at the West. BE deduced from this that man-
west, were entitled to haye tbs expenses Of
transportation deducted from the amount
which western men have to pay for freight on
their coal and iron In addition to the tax on
their manufactures. The fact that person
on which 2 tax ought to be.paid, It should be
evidence that the tax had been paid.
Mr: b. II. Bryant said tina. only one con-
structton Of the Law can be operative In this
city, as a1.the assistant asseEsors' returns'pass
through The chief assessors Office, and are
revised BY that officer. It is therefore obvl.
ous that If in any instance an injustice had
been dene to any manufacturer, II would be
corrected.
M1. Baxter thought It would be impossible
for the assessor to make a formal inspection
Of oil the cases reported BY his assistants.
sors might hold q meeting Of week, with
out agreeing on any given point.
Mr: Russell insisted that the Law did not
oppress the manufacturer. It Vas distributed
among the CONSUMERS. The direct tax was
not haH the scare 1t was supposed to be.
Mr. Goodwillie said he was boz manutac-
turer. The labor expended Is very little on a
box. The cracker boxes used BY bakers are
sold for dollar. Tney contain eighty-seYen
cents worth OF lumber, and only five cents
In labor put upon It. So that upon an expen.
diture BY us Of fire cents we have to pay 4 tax
Of say three cents. He did not think It right
to be compelled to pay taxes on the lumber.
that.
paid upon 1t. There was no tar on lumber.
It was simply question then, whether the
gentleman should be sustained In his box
making, Or The government fall to pieces.
cracker-boxes was paid at last By Uncle Sam,
as they all went to the army.
Mr. Goodwillie could noS see why lumber
should not be taxed, when II he drove a nail
into It he would be taxed. ae did not know
why it should cost him three cents to drive q
nail
Mr. Gillett announced himself to be man.
ufacturer Of ink. It he was able to carry on
manufacture Of bottles, and another of
boxes, he would only pay one tax. As 1t Is
IIe snnnnSed however ~ ma a h{s ,n;sfortnra
in not having the means required and not the
1a4it Wy " LIS eRotelnneat.
N5@ =. !: oosEs, easu aua uoor Manutactu-
rer, Lad objected to listing glass, as pre71-
GUS tax had been paid upon It. The assistant
assessor had made him put It DOM An
assistant assessor Of another district had af-
tel"alos to!u Mln luat ne would not ta1 me
glass II such case came up Ia h1s district.
Here was clear case OF Inequality.
The report of the committee VAS then unau-
1nonslr affonted
blr. A. D. TittsWorth moved that the COM
, 1862-10-29
MARKETS. BY TBLKHRApEy.

NEW YORK. Oct. as-F1ouR-Excited and 10
Gs5c bri. better. and IN good demaad. Sales
M,M bills. A. $5.sG95 % for super state: 81 100
$50 for extra state: IS so5 20 Tor supar westetn;
IS 90I6 60 for common to medium extra western;
IS 65Q.7 co foE common to good shipping brands
brands-ma1ket closing firm, with no sellers at
tneide quotations. Canadian f,ur decidedly bes-
ter. With moderate business doing. Sales 60
good to choice extra. Rye -four vory ecares and
decidedly 1smer: Ssles At IS 0oD5 60. Corn meal
little frmer. Sale. 40 b1aa Brandywfne At 81 10.
and western 1t 86K@se, aud ooo osls. to arrive in
bond. reported Ar &C.
URAM-Wheas excited, and s0se higher, With
, 1862-10-29

EENTrcKF JEANs-Ase worth from 35150
DKIA1SEs-E@25.
DnEss GeoDE-Are offered in great variety and
at very low psicee compared with present cost
BCcKsK1S Goops-HaTe alsot tadyanced, and are
very Ecarce.
WOODEN YARE-Is very diftcult to obtain. In
tact all kirea Of merchandise sell at. fightfll
pricce in the Eastern markets.
We 1nsert dispatch received from:the buyer Of
ono Of our leading houses in New York this ever
ming, which will explain the New Iosk market:
Nerrimac prints. aoc; sprague's prints. t9e; al
other grades 1sc, and drm. Light and h:own
eheetings advanced &c per gard. Declines ara sc.
Owing to the excited state Of the market, we
shall contrive to Keep our readers advised OF the
changes which we think will be Of value nom
time to time.
, 1862-10-29

contributions In Money to the Chi
cHe0 sanitary Commission from Sep.
tember 9th to October 28th, 1862.
, 1862-10-29
ILLINOIS AND mICHIGAN CANAL,
ARRIVED October u

Ahhlf6D. ..CCfQbG1 III.
Quecn City Ii ealle $500 bu corn.
Baltimore, La Sale, 6.Etu bu cosn.
Antlops. l. 5al1e, 1.40, b.is donf.
Hunter, La Sale, 5,s0D bu cdrn-
Com Foote- La Sale, t,5sO hu corn.
Galera. La Salle, 900 bu corn.
Rocket: Ia Sale, b,ttsl bu corn.
Monitor. La Sale. 1875 bfls dour.
Laura Ann, Ottawa. ,36i bu corn.
Prairie Queen, Ottawa. 1900 bu cofn-
T1ouhadour, Lockport. 4.5GO bu corn.
Mona1eh. jo}tc,, $500 bu corn.
More. Narcotics, SIS hu corn.
Emiline. Seneca, 6.JM ba corn.
Maria, Kankakec, 2s00 bn corn.
Danube, La Sale. $500 bu corr.
Hiawatha, La Sale. 6.GG0 bu coru.
Progress. La Sale. 5,6O0 hu corn.
Paramount, Ia Sale. $3.50 ba corn.
Orator. La Sale. 4aG0 IN corn-
Wing and wing. La Sslle. s, ,au bu corn.
C!arIn.t. La Sale; Goo hn corr
Constitution: Ia Sale 5.601 bu corn.
fhs. merchandise. IS bu pototoes.
Dolphin, ostawa. 500 b1 corn. 81. .4s5 ns s:sreh,
hesE lob, 4s!ts; holm Islsa b 6q eq5n
Cuba. Ottawa, $50 hu corn
fussma9' nsT 9;sswa ssa s@ o. bu so1n
Rock Fun, La Sale s 100 on c.11.
Clyde, seneca. b.t0o tu corn.
Lempnt, Ottawa s 600 bu corn.
Lincoln, Merria, s 6OD bu co!n-
| Adelia, Joliet, 35cnhu corn, 1.s00 bu osts.
| Time, Morris, I .I0 bu corn, 2l3 hu seed. 13o bu
! HUMBOLDT, Joliet. 4,Eoo bu corn.
As.antie, Morris. s te0 hu corn, 30 bu rye.
| Thsrp, 5,cD Du corn
Conte-t. MoEris. $50 b1 corn
| ClariAda, pu Psge. s, o b1 CON-
Ecmonta, Kankakee- sou bu CON.
Starr and Stripes. Morris. $50 bu corn.
| ayuqa, Lockport. 6e00 bR oats.
| Rescue. Soth. 10 tons sand
S Gale, Athens, s. cubic Jards road stone.
Lady Fsans1tn: Athens. 45 caolc yards road stoue'
A cubid yards dim stone.
| Investigator, Athens, % cubic yards road stone.
Il g Lootuis. Athens, 102 cubic yards road stons.
Resouse. Athens, % cubic yards toad sto2e.
Ltonees. Ottawa, I. eco hu corn-
CLEARED. October y.
t Golden Cloud, Ottawa
Arctic Sor1ie, 1d5 90 + lumber, 10 siding, zam
| shingles
Portland. Ottawa.
| AL xander, Lockport.
Ame1ican' L. Sale, leo brls salt.
| Zimmerman, Is Sale, 81 496fs lumber, s m siding
/ Bat ner St.te La Sale. 80, no iba eals.
Alice La sale Is, ", Il Lumbar. 50 hEls whisky,
Terror La Sale. 49. 6a3 Il lumber.
t Sir John franklin. Ottawa, 5, ,41s It timber.
| LADY franklin, Athens.
! Reso]nte Athena.
| ST Gale, Athens.
/ LIcntes. OTTAWA.
B ThoFp, Joliet
| YofktoHn, Ottawa. 4,e13 n lumber.
9s.5sas F5s,:5s 9qIs?s e s.le 3tiSi s. sss lumber
Kty City, ia Sale, II u lumber.
Abbey spra9ne, = s.lle. 7s.lls It lumber, 10 m
Belle. l. sale % 700 # lumber. 10 siding, 20 n
Arnehi:, L. Sale $4,000 ns salt.
, 1862-10-29
al MAR1NE NEWS.
VESSELS PASSING DETROIT.

Especial Dispatch to the Chicago T1tbune.]
DETROIT, Oct. q.
Ur-Props. ogdeneburgh, snsquehanoa: bark
Republic, Adriatic. Milwaukee, Anderson, Great
West. Badger, Orphan, Ouennta. Unadills briggs
Minpcscta, Banner, Williams echss. Bells, Wins
low, Smith. Light, Baker, Grspe Shot. Lylsa, Case
kingeford, Hill, Newman.
DowN-Psop. May1ower: schs Perry, Moatea
gle, Rainbow, Collins, Hinckley, York, Greswo!d'
West Wind
, 1862-10-29

Chi & r. Island. Hk
2. Fl. ". d Chi. .. mH |
c, B. & Quincy 1WH
GalenA & Chicago. SIX