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Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1862-01-22
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THE ExPEnITIoN DowN TIE MISSISSIPPI
Situation IN KsHHUcLy.-In Vi " Of the Ce>
pa, ture Of the 2 eat expedition fr-m Cairo,
the following brief di>crigti n Of the country
its supposed scene Of operations may not be
undressing:
The Tennessee river Is the largest fluent
or t..e Ohio. ana Is f.rme5 by twu branches.
the Ciiuch and lulS:en. which rise among
the Al'ezhany mountains In Virginia and
mite NJ Kingston. III Tennessee. TIE length
"f the river l. estimated at eight hundred
miles. but If the Hul~'en. the largest branch,
i included It's length Is eleven hundred miles
Tie channel # the Tiver Is obstTuCttd hv Hg
considerable fails OF rapi':S. except Muscle
shoals. IN Alabama il l. uavigalIe for
steamboats, 10 Florence. Alabama. a distance
uf two hu1 d1tl eighty miles. EXCEPT ~ tie
upper part nf irS course tire iarks are not
steep. hut q c c.uuiry IN the vicinity l. quite
| level and uu"hatruc:el by hills ur other en-
I inonreS of in'pnrtan-e.
Tie Cun.lel land river. hv which q pur-
fiuu "f the exueliliHu may advarre. is TX
/ hunGrni miles lunC. and Is navi.ah'e hy
steamboats, tu-" huulrel miles To Ns shvi.i-.
( T,nncs~se. From Duver. Tennessee. the
I river i parole, with ard ton miles west II
I the 1 tS1feS~ee-
At Sandy Mouth. on the TenneS~-e, and
/ Dover. outhe Cumberland. the track on the
Memphis ana Ohio railroad cr,,s~as. From
, Davrr u Cia' 'ksvjle Tern. the track II
J t'siS read runs parallel with the Cumberland
! river
Mayii-ll creek. a. the mouth OF which q
! portion Il the expedition, ,encam ed on Thurs
/ dav night. Is about eight mil.-s helnI- Ciiro.
| aua Cn,urhus i abrut thirty miles below.
! Mayfeld. Ky the terminus Of q railroad
/ from paagrah ! ahout cgW distant. in q
/ straight line. b. Tween the Mouth uf Nav
! field creek AMI SANDY Mouth. Tenn. III.
/ entire distance beng ah1lt eighty miles.
The expeditions mp the Cumberland an
/ Tennessee rivers can seq Upan SANDY
M"u'h and Dcucr. at which they are Int
sigh. i.r;itira'isIlS. and command AZ orc,
the approach between Memphis AMI Clark>
/ vile. preventing reinFarceul, nts being sen'
from Memphis shoul3 tlcv le desire. IT,,
3efasim-nt from the main bn3y. which en-
campel a. Mavr-l1 crseI, on Thurs llv. car
= - the State a. Sandy Mouth r,ceiviu-
achievements At Nayield. ClaTlssyil'c D.
fortified 70 some exteut. as Il i an inl.o-ta,.
key u Nashville.
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The Dog Tax.

" Beware of dogs was the emphatic af-
monition of ST. Paul TO the Corinthians. and
a friend Of ours. who * a sturdy defender
of the tight Of private INTERPRETATION Of
the Scriptures, coutends that this text when
correctly construed, forbds all Christians to
own or keep Dogs about their dwellings, In
this opinion VIC cannot agree with him. To
tell tho trrfl, We have a1,,.,,s Iil,a4 No..
ana av,..rt =, oon,fnno - !, ,u.;I - :,
80 ~, 10 = - VII '',' , ..D'.'
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.'',.' o'''- ''''','''Ss ~ ''' "''''' mere
"-.''''-'., ''''''' ''lel'''H'iP "I ''a>
lTed. Nhch ihcy iaWn they love ;a1I.
when they growl and show their teeth,
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Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1862-01-22

CIScINSATI January l9-.A special dis
patch to the Commercial from IudiaUap-
olis, says that four Indiana regiments in the
Dreen river column have aivadced to South
CITro.iJown, and viii occupy Rochester.
This Is directly IN fsout Of Bowling Green.
Gen. Buell. Is concentrating : powerful
force at Bowling Green, and 1t Is said that
he is nov ready for 4 forward movement.
The rebels at and about Bowling Green arc
destroying the railroad. telling trees across
The track and doing everything TO retard the
progress Of our army. 1t Is said that they
sre making every preparation to evacuate
;hat place. upon tire sPprsaoh of our forces.
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no doubt Of II.

old R7rkrr has bes.n baastiDr around the
COUNTY, that we have Given him notorietv
Of conr.e we have and We are clad 10 find
,b,t ba is rro,,d of II: but he must rcnem.
b,r ,t,..+ ,I,.r. ! vast difference between re-
mutation and notorfstv. The As. in the AMI
,,,.,1 i,.r,;,r,- has rs much If not more. no.
,ori..,, than tne Lion. but does not g, i,v as
r,ucL renrtation. The vilest criminals in
the land enjoy almost world wide noto.i-
CIV. but It is not no,orietv Of An env:able
kind. The nn+o,ietv- we have O ivcn the old
Trinoceros. Is that of being an ignorant.
egrtistical. niccer worshinprnr Abolitfopf.t.
ysho i in favor cr erevating Encl, Niocers.
anil N,l.gar Nyc,cbcs to an oc,aIf,,- with
v,,.,,a mon and women We ,Ie however
n,sI 70 find that he j. nrani Of the potorie-
tv we have rfven him. and since he likes i.
We will nrobably favor him with more ac
tho s,ra SORT bef,-o ,,.o lone Nj !, hin,
,,,,o,,j,7ed o5,rqye he DON'T soc nroner 10 dr,n
tbo oontrovarsv and 10. ne alone
lie also b,.s,s ,b,. 10 : osrto;r of car
-, ,l,is C,r,.,. e,~ C,.,,.o.s III, a.,
900 ~. ,,I,,9 ,, rsa- an3 No -;roo-.1- lan.
{ he may. bo ,,oD,i,,,,ol W. ,,o,lI tbor 70
GARD tho election of De,,ocro,f, ,oor,Jo-
from dis district as toro,ona conclusion
It Is. however. pnma,Iv Ear him :, Ie mail
iurinr Messrs. kim and EoneIin behind
,,,si- b.,l,s II tho vor+bo,, MORTON. os ,3.;,
C,pptv in,sro.,.r &c tb-.r Lav. ,,.vor an.
,,,,,,,.,., .I,.-,,-.,,.., .o,.i;i.. II.
"0uLyS,. ', 5ns'l-e,'IS As ean',"a''S De
pr"oaUIy 'hliNs II o'sI I" XII them OH II
advance. We have thus far been as len
lent on linn as possible. for fear Of savirr
son,ctIirg that nigIt prevent hi, norfn,,
'-',
''oh' DUI il ne Sh"ui'. Ci4'hCe % Oe nomi~
mattel oy 'He FeHno"e'n conference we
VIII ieei It 20 oc our ""ty = I''sn Inn. with
out mercy II. WIZ '"en ma ''at "ha'
we nave sal" o' MN was Du' !eni'y and
com passien'
lie Continues 10 complain that we have
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1862-01-22

The au5.-s- appointed liz ga. a..
C.rrt uf Clmrria G unity q -ls.- -f.---
'i.l Il tie money in rle nan ls 81 E-r.
Cru.n. administrator ai William C---.
hereby notifies ali FerS SarS iute-~te- o
tuul ;i-.t ne wi'i attend ta I'm. cutie g -
appain-aleur at his 1tfi e Il Eaer bur-
Aur 'av lie SUth dav of Juua-- =
AZ one a's-.- p n When auI sr...
arC rcguI7y b. present t.lai- claims a- .
forever ,3eoarrol .r1-n c1El.l- Il el -.l1..
fgll.
PHILIP : NOON. An
Januny S.h-, lS6-.-5i.r.
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Federal VECioTy.

Louisville. Jan. 20--C-B.-sr III.
tel-graphs 10 hea6guar'e-s thar r
day nigh; &c ZalIic, fir csHs m.
enca'uTmeut, and attacked Lin. -,
O'clock on saturday morning. near nv.
Crossrcsis. In the vlriuiry ,f S-...
At half past three o'c.orE --
day afternoon. = .llicofar aui l.-s
ton hsd beeG KILLED. and The r.5-.
IN fuii retreat u their uurre1elne-..
Mill Sprirrs
The Federal troops were IN brt---.
N further particulars hzve be-,
ceived, nr- any account Of the lls..
either SIDE
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1862-01-22
ADMINISTRATORS NGTr.-.

Lr.rerS OF Administrator on tie t-- '.
David 5 arp. late II Wa>liug.ra -T.v-
Csul-isl Js'saty. Ceces-e,', lava i..a .
TED 10 the under>i-Lu3- Al per-
6shtea 20 said estate VIII please d,
'I.sTts an. those having claims -..-
VIII present them p-.ylr'r a-rl.-
for sesIlame7t- JOHN LLOYD > -..-.-
jan. 1892 5t
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1862-01-22
FEITES3iY JANUARY 29. 1852.
:. Va. E,a[teuE.s9 :. &c.

Advertising Agents. lI9 Nassau Suee..
Nav York, and 10 State street, Boston,
arethe authorized Agents for the "DEM-
ocEAT &, SENTIE Ell, >" and the most iniucn-
tiaI and largest circu ating Newspapers in
the United States AMI Canadas. They
are empowered 10 contract for us at our
LOWEST TERMS.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1862-01-22

baltimore, Jan. lS-About one hundred
and fifty Union prisoners, captured at Bull
Run and released y the rebels, have arTiv-
CT from old point.
Intelligence was received at Old Point
last evening that heavy cannonading was
heard at Norfolk, in tic direction OF Alber-
maris Sound. at nine o'clock yesterday
morning.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1862-01-22
ADMINISTR. T0G7S NOTICE

Nhe undersigned give notice t,r- -
Il have taken aut letters al Adm
On the Estate Of Henrv Holii~. Ate ,rs e.
field township, Cambria C.suntr. dee
all persons knowing themselves iniei'--5
Saisl es.are are hereby n"tifei - c.l.e
ward a'li settle tlle same. and all r.---.
having claims against Sail estate are
ned 20 pre-eat them prnpe-lv ant e0r So.
fr settlement. PETER EAREaz En-.
Jan 1862 Gt NICHOLAS SiAN&
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1862-01-22

FoETREss MoNeoE,-Jau. 10, via Ba;ti-
more.
The bark John Trucks. with the D'Epin
euil ZoUaveS, the schooner Col. .Sat,erly.
with the Signal corps of Gen. Burnside :
Expedition, the Hospital siuop Of the Expe-
dition ami several o her vessels Of the fleet
left with favorable wind this afternoon.
The steamer Constitution. from Boston.
arrived this Observation-Disclosures un
known. A French war steamer. said to
lie thc Guirrere &c le Mer, arrived Ie'ow.
this afternoon.
The REGULAR Thursday flag of truce. today
tool. 70 Craney's Island several passengers
Tor tie South. The boat brought aIck the
f,ll"wiug released prisoners:
Capt. Brewer, Brigade Quartcrma-tcr.
Rhode Island Brigade Lieut.. Knight rf tie
First Minnesota; Capt. A G. Kd'os. oi
Company X, Second Conn. and q pri>
vate Nineteen citizens also came over l.
the North.
The only news in the Southern news
papers is an exaggerated account Of the af
fair between Humphrey Marshall and Col
Garfield, in which It Is stated tlsat the for.
mer was retrsating when he was attacked
Tie fighting is said TO have been very hot
a~H the rebels. Of course, gained "a victory
with small loss.
One hundred and sixty Union prisoner:
+ Of war. are ex pected here, to-morrav-. TO 3,
exchanged and sent North.
7 The gun~boat Rhode Island arrived from
Galveston this morning. Her dates ate Gal
. weston. Dec. 28lh Snip Island Sls5 Mob.h
81st: Fort PjckcnS, Jar. .; Key West. Jan
sth. and Port Royal, Jan l2,h. She J.iag
a large mail.
The gun boats Louis. New London am.
Water Witch. eft Ship Island On the SIS
Mt. f,r Biloxi. Tho resul. was not known
hut as the R ode Island was leaving the Nev
London vas seen returning with three scho
,ncr~ IN tow.
Tie Rhode Island ca. turel the scAoone
Venus. OF Galveston. Size was bound from
F Point I>atcl Tor Franklin. La, with a.earg
. Of tin, copper, lead and wood, valued a
$4,000. Size was sent to Ship Island.
! The rebel steamer Florida Is inside Of Hon
Island, ard the gun boat Wissallioiou Is:
tha. ulacs.
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i RASCALLY CLERGYMAN.-I'he Rev. J.
B. 2. Wilmer, formerly preacher in Phila,
deIrlia, has lately been allowed to 90 20
the South, where it is understood, his heart
has long been, along with a considerable
amount Of property. acquired by marriage.
lie went by Fortress Monroe. where, owing
20 the extraordinary bulk Of his baggage, 1t
WAS thought proper to search his person and
1is trunks.
According TO the correspondent Of 4 con-
temporary, maps, plans, papers. letters and
documents were found concealed II. the lin
ing Of his clothing and folded up in his
clerical white car,-at were illustrated papcis
containing information concerning Gen.
BurnsideS expedition. Twenty trunks in
which Mir, Wilmer was taking his portable
property to Sscessia, were opened and found
10 contain large assortment Of clothing,
dry goods, Groceries, and other articles.
quite sufficient to set up small store in
= one horse town of Old Dominion Among
the effects named are fifty pairs of panta
looms, forty eight pairs of boots and shoes,
/ five pieces of heavy grey wcolen cloth, sug-
gesting that the Reverend gentleman con
ismplated raising and clothing company
Of soldiers. Among the baggage of the
minister Of God, were also twenty five gross
of button, one hundred papers of needles,
fifty papers Of pins. one hundred aud fifty
spools of sewing silk, fifty spools Of thread
and thirty one rolls Of tape.
The most strange part of the story is
that the clerical traitar and spy was suffer
ed to 90 on without his baggage.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1862-01-22

LoUIsylLLE. jan lite --r,.
Uammm's command anne un the rs--
Sunday night and burned tile dps. e.
LiscEsmi,h's shop ar 4 taok al ..s p
fr.n the store 0f Mr. Muslin. ~ p ~ e.
They al~o burned the Wo.5'aE5 -e7.
Cave City iepo,. Cave Cry Ha.a. n
BE The ciiizrns n al r'e-e 7.asr
notified. ana escaped = Mn lfsr5-g..
tie rebels sta;el, thty ia.-ul-5 e.
uu GoaGay night ana burn every hH1s
could lie y;~ei boy the Fc6erssl army
advance as hospital or quarters. Try
burned up al 'he hay. oats and f,ile-. -.s
along the read. an3 drove OF " killed.
the cattle. hurs S. an1 mules. 20 he Z.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1862-01-22
ADMINISTRATIONS NnL.-r

Notice Is hereby given that letters a. p
miuIstTation c~u teSt1nieHt5 aERcIs u.
estate Of E.'zlbeih 5. Lirzinger. late of -
hria County, deceased, have l-een graa'~.
t"c undersigned. All persons indebted
said estate are notified t. come f.rwa7a g
settle the same. and al persons havi.4 So.
against the said est,- ere notified u pre-
then, properly aL.hen,5catol foE sti
ment.
GEORGE LTTZTNGER.
Administrator Gun. :sst1lcc-.o -7Hs
JangsTy =. ls62.-6t-
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1862-01-22

Eg Have you reau Prof. Woods ad-
vertisement? If not, do not fail to read
i; now. II can be found in another COL
umu
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1862-01-22
THE B .uDARputyr Al PENSACOLA.

The c:ei batteries at Pensacola having r.
pcated.y fired AZ ovr small vessels. Fort
Pickeus opened on the rebel steamer Times.
which was landing stores at the Navy Yard
or the lst inst The rebel batteries re
sponded aud the firing continued till even
ing. Fort Pickens firing the last shot Tie
rebel guns were well served and most of the
shells burst inside OF the Fort. Only one
man was wounded however. One u our
shells made large breach in Fort Barran-
cas-. In the evening our firing st Warring
ton on FIRE. The confagralion continued
all night and the place waS still bnruing OF
the evening Of the ID. when tie Rhode Is
lard left The fight Of the fire was seer at
distance Of S5 miles at sea.
The Rhode Island will sail for Philadel-
phia this morning. In consequence Of the
fog. she WAS detained Oft the Capcs al dav
yesterday.
The steamer Mount Vernon. which ar
rived here yesterday. to coal left her station
OF W;lmir gton. y. c.. on the 18th.
The Chippewa aud MontinbeIlo were of
Cape Fear and FerRandina, and the Amanda
off New Inlet.
The Mount Vernon encountered q storm
on Tuesday night. and arrived here yester
day. She PASSED part of the Burnside EX
petition of Hatteras
The Mount Veronon reports that she burnt
the light ship stolen by the rebels, under the
She was being fitted out for gun~boatI by
the rebels.
The rebel steamer Gordon IS on the stocks
fol repairs, according to the reports Of con
trabands now on board the Mount Vernon,
in consequence of the damage received in
her encounter with the Mount Vernon on
the 18th of December last
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1862-01-22

NZw lOEk. Jan. ls--T'he steiner K.
Earoe. which s=ileI 10 d4y for 'Liy-r.
to5S ninety passengers aui Ss8S. 90
sYe-ie. The steamer Bremen t1ul .a-e-
passengers anl $4,000 81 specie.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1862-01-22

Paul Morphey, the renowned Chess play
er. hss joined the rebel army.
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There is soon to be an advauc= Of the
whole army
, 1862-08-15

NEW YORK; Aug. 14--FLoUR.-The advance
II gold aud sterling has q favorable effect on the
advanced faily &C. per pei br sales 6.so5 lis as
'3a sas9 so,es sss % o1 1of sspsa sz'sa
sxs4s %sttssa 8 as s. fs9 1s h "
sa e1osi1e s 2ai9 nj
better. viii inefeased iemand Sales 40 bris:
at g M@5 IS for common; IS 9316 Is for gaod
to choice extra: RE flour quiet at $4,000 Is.
Con- Mes1 n i latr request Sales 700 brs Brandy
.WHaKT-Quiet and very firm. Sales 15o brls
at 3lkc-generally held at 8ac..
change has favorable effect On the wheat market,
and prices are fully 1c higher; transactions, how
ever, are much resrz1cted br the limited receipts.
e. Do o SgR s. eab
ct $1:1s@1;24. s7.000 bu amber Iowa at 51.2oD
1.s8; 4 SO bu winter red western ct $1:sa@1 s6;
6,401 bn amber Michigan at $l.33; $500 bu white
Sa}s@9 Sl52@i5S Rys steod{; Sales LEO bn st 7se;
{ ehieheE--sonnd scarce. sales 81. 900 b1 At 5sH@
6Go for old mixed western 6k@57c for eastern: II
l5Sc for uneound: Csc for white western. Oats
more adtfye at 47@5oc for Jersey, Canadian, west
PROVISIONS -Pork-1narket steady with moder-
ate buefness doing: Sales 295 br1s. at $t1.25@
as Fl Elm h%isss CT feF Pits ses Rsss
salss eco bis. st IS 5Q@7eo ier county prime !:
hess b. % Piime e. mess ness beef f qaies snd II unehangsd
Sales 80 brls. extra choice western at SIG 80. Cut
eats steady and hE@ Ffs saIss 1oe pkss at a@as
sides Inactive Land more active and fizmer. Sales
$50 brle at 8H@9Ac. Sales 700 EGGS do At 9K@
19e. Butter iG@1se for Ohio; 1o01zKcfo state.
GRocEarEs Coffee Of all kinds is quiet. Sugar
Raw In good demand and very firm. Sales 1900
hhds e3@SMe TOT Gno na s@o @ fs Ne
, 1862-08-15
CHICAGO DAILY mARKET.

THURSDAY EVENING, August II, 1869.
FRE1GHTs-~Duu and declined 5{01c per bu,
The engagements were as follows: To 0swego--
Prop. Antelope. corn. via Co11inswoo at lie; !;
echr Queeu Of the Lakes, corn, via Port Colhorne,
at lie; sch1 Republic and brig Powhattan. com,
via Goderich, 1t lie; schr. Fortar, wheat, via
Goderich, at 1sc. To Buffalo: Prop. 0ueids,
wheat, at T4c; prop Iowa, oats, at &c; schr.
Gross. corn, at &c; aehr, E. P. Dorr, wheat, at
7Hc; ecbr. st. Andrews, corn, at e76c; schr. Mid
night, corn, at Sc
FLOUR Received, SAT- bis; shipped. 9,9s5
hrls. Market a: shade better. Sales: 100 brls
!" Hasons'' white winter 1t IS Is; 800 bzls choice
white winter at 5 50; 900 brls Empire'' and 1Go
brls ''Phenix' 10 at $50; 100 brls "Hlinots
River white Winer at Is 30 80 bfls s'Natlona''
at $3.50; 70 brla **Cher1y Mills" at $500; 100 hrls
"star Mills red winter 1t Il Is 100 bds VALLEY
NILS" sp11ng extn at q Is: 800 br1s q. Mahouing
Valley At &4G5; 800 b1ls good spring extra at
$3.50; 600 brls I" Hwkins' do at $467k; 80 btls
aPlatnheld'' at $460; 50 bt1s "Zalya'' at 81 30 !;
100 bzls *sVolcauo, and e6 bf1s Victoria Ml1la''
winter supers Ut $40; 20 btls Northern Iowa"
low grade spring tuper at 81 80.
WHEAT-Recttred,4 u 9s7 bu shipped, H,sE
bu. Market advanced H@1c on Spring. and fa1ly
1c On Winter. .hles were: WMTR-1, 100 bu No.
Il IN Red IN stotca s1.o4; SO bu do at &i.o4334 /;
$500 hu do at $1soS; 1a,o00 bu No. = BED in store
at e1.oo; 100 bu Rejected Rea In store at 97c';
4,stObu do q. sse; I 600 bu do as 9s5Sc; 6,AA ba
do at 94c. sK81Hsf {, COO bu Nod Spring in store
at esc; 1860 bu Do It as>xc; aom bu do at ssc
2soo hu 10. Spring IN store dn Mum i Scotia
OF esc; a,oco bu Do st s2Hc; 81 900 bu do At sc
1,soo bu do At 91He , 100 nn do 1t pic; s,0oobu
Rdfected IN stoze ut &c. ~~-~
/ coRN-Receired,s 1s3.Ass bu ; shipped. al 6aa
bu Market advanced 4@1c Per bnshe1. sa1es
5000 bu River White Qnspected Rejecte1 1t ass
adoat ,H,m0 bu Rejected at &c saoat; $4,000 bu
Mixedin etote feah recefpts) at a5c 60 0m bu Dc
At sakc; 10000 hu ehort receipts do at s4c 10,Go(
bu July receipts do 1t sskc s, ,ooo ba do at sazc
Ii, COO bn do at 81Hc: 30 ,ooo bu Rejeeted In stor&
at sc $500 bu Jnly receipts do at94c.
OATS Received, 4 4s8 hu; shipped, lilo bu
Market sdvanced 4@tc Per bushel- Sales, 1,so|
bu No. in store 1t &c; SOP bu do 1t Sofe; 600
bu Co 1t soxe y 600 ba do 4 slc..'-
f. RYE-Recelvea, 1855 bu. sNNket Jxc better
Sales, 400 bu No. In store At soe; aas bags Be-
| jected On traek at 44c- =. -
BARLEY-Reeeived,s SIS bt. Market quiet an
| nominal At 50@6ac.
, 1862-08-15
MONETARY,

THURSDAY EyxH1E,7. Anon4t ID. 1e67
From come c.r1fe. nrobativ: tha ,Saorhtna stten:
tiou pa1d inst nov to military 1nattara: hnsine.s
seems to dr.a: beay1,y tanouuf Tev c1atomer,;
nre a,tiur the h.nka Tor 3frcounts a,a oanera1lx,
mattsras sTa deefded1y duu.. The 1anoa II, 5Ja.
oornt5 ~ heretofore, Ii 7afo per cens. and iarge
oderirss ii .tg1t-edsed'' aie sotnatinies -xlaily
accepted even below III, 1oyer figure. Tha tan.
dency ID steadfly downward. -: :.
/ New York exchange ID becoming drug. The
bn@,nc r.n.1 !. o.r nj. 10Th. the ,.roo d3z,onnt
IN ssxs :. - ~ MI. ~ ~.
nouses"1H take 1t ~ par oniy % cosfonats+ Most
o1 taan eal aeeiT a. Il aaa CONCESSIONS afe oafeu
made nom that on round lots. On bnaH drafts
he broken Chhrre il. and this is the rata On cn!-
;er+iora : ~
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Gold went up In New York to-day to TX 1t tbs
frst board and the buying rate here was about il,
4 t,.rt.on ,,,o,, .nd hainw NV 80
-, 49, ~ .-s.n LAVE
Deen pal0- 1ue fesreAs OF Metiellan rom tne
Peninsula Was probably the shuse Of the: rise.
Wall street likes to maks"s good thtne,s out al
avu7+1, rh,vr,a t-;4,. ,,o1.t,.,, .t.J,c 80 ..
.9onee IL @ae Poasts@l s nn"lfs u ENG County,.
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viii eoon. have to hose AZ fast AZ hnldeYa have
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, 1862-08-15

VESSELS PASSING DETROIT.

Especial Diepstch to the Chicago Tribune.1
DETROIT. August Il, 1862
HUr-Props. Racine, Nay flower; ba1ks Chenango,
S. A. Marsh; brigs Empire, Harvey schrs. Ar
row, Bemis, Sirius, Com Foote, Mediterane1n.
DowN-Prop. Merchant; ba.ks Golden Fleece,
snnshine, Shepherd, Standard, Geraldine, Major
Anderson; schrs. Rainbow, Conquest, Lone Star,
Contest, Transport, T, Daker-
Weather rainy; wind
MOVEMENTS OF CHICAGO VESSELS.
yRsgK1s ARRIVED At BUFFALO FRo1 CR1cAso,
Aug. 12-Ptop. Racine. Maydower !; bark Naomi;
brig 2. B. Gardiner, N. NJ Sta1dazt, Alex. Mitch
eli !; schr. Titan, CoIlingwood, s. b. Kamba1,
Lookout, Sophia Smith, Correspondent.
VESSELS C1EARRD fRoN BUFFALO FoR CHICAGO
Aug 17.-Prop. Racine, Radger State, Mayfowe1;
bark Naomi; brig Alex. Mitchell, Lookout, Col
lingwood, D. B. Martin, Cairo. sophia Smith.
u1rne1s Ard m1oH1a4H = CANAL.
<.'"-. ARRIVED. August H.
Belle, Kantakee, 4,so0 bu corn
Neptane Ottawa, 40 40 lis starch. 1855 btls flour,
4:.cs:,: :asnac. E.oa bu com: .:::>.
- -: ::>-:a::s. s,Ao bn eo5n; o15
Dr Hanley, Lasa11e. $500 bueorn- ::
csyng4 losape1t ,s so 1a ba eorn 600 bu oats
Iapthe, DnP19e, 4. 800 bu corn. -
IockpoIt. Lockport, 400 b1 corr
Constitution, Lockpost, 500 bu. corns 1Ai000 bs
mil stnfs, ia bEis dout, 600 ns hams. =.
- = S~.' ~ = - .z---.:
= :-t::' '~:..---.A7guat1 1a.
G Morton, Lasa11e, s274 feet lumber, go feet
tide, Tasa11e, ea,sos II lumber, Il m lath. 49,,
Alabama. Lasalle, 165 N shingles. 100 brIA aalt.
ALeach, Utics7 1869 It tnmbar.
Acme. LaS4Ile, $40 br1s E31t. &c.
Ed1nbnrg, Ottawa, 49,blb It lumber,
Monitor, Kantakee, Is N lumber.
Atlsntic, Norris.
Rspphlic, Norrfs-
Abbey Sprague, Lockport.
Constitution LockpoIt.
New York, LAsalIe.