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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-07-29
Joseph Melt nm Emanctpationist.
The New York Tribnne's Washington

JoAeRh nOAt an Aets
The New York Tribnne's Washington
correspondent writes
Joseph Holt, of Kentucky, has recently
undergone decided change of heart, and
expresses the most thorough sympathy
with Tie Presidents Border State Eman.
cipation scheme. and is earnestly in favor
of conducting the war as war, sparins
nothing that stands in the way of its sue.
cessful and triumphant termination NO,
even the institution of Slavery Such
talk from man like Mr.. Holt, who il
more to Kentucky than ten thousand
such men as Wickliffe, is q sigu of the
times.
COOP FOR THE OLn FouRTEESrn - A
Ipriyate letter from the Fourteenth lii
noi-, Gen Palmer's old regiment. recruit
/ ed entirely in this congressional district
states that the vote Of that regiment OF
the new Constitution was taken on tht
10th inst. The yote resulted rs follows
For the Constitution, 56; against it, 226
The vote OF the Christian county compan,
| was as follows For the Constitution,
against it, 40. Well done, old -Four
tcenfh The Sixth District is preud o1
YOU Springfield Journal.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-07-29

CERTAINLY. We have heard that a
certain minister of the everlasting gospel,
residing in the southern part OF Mon
gomery County, gave public notice, not
long since, that ii JEFF. Davis ever got in
to his neighborhood he would be protect
ed. Certainly; Why not Il would sound
exceedingly bad to have it said "He came
into his own and his own received him
not. - Page Co. Hernld, 18th.
, 1862-08-21

Bchr g F Foster, Hanson, hutkegon' 30 m iam-
schr Jupiter THOMPSON. Bnislo snn9sies n1a :, .,,,
sehr Hsligoland, Burke. @nskegon' GU :" sple7
schr thsfiotte, Fulton. Manitowoe, 100 eds wood
Schr Fisher. GlaEer, Grand Haven, 70 n lnInbez.
seh1 St1o1aeh, Otto, Msnistee, IS M 1ooaoer.
CLEARED. August 70
6tmr Comet, Pabst, Two Rivers, s75 bu wheat,
80 bu corn, sundf1es-
Prop Sun, Jones. CollIngwood, 6oonbo Wheat, ~
6n corn, 1oo bu oats, 1.ofo nsls nonf' san~
Prpp Mohawk. pheatt Buffalo, 15.ooo bn corn. !.
Prop Racine, Arthur, Buffalo, 400 bu wheat, $50
Prop 6ntario. sbaver,ogdensbn1ah, 5000 bu com,
Bark RsTson, Flint, Buffalo. = 800 hu corn:
BB1k Plymouth, Flset. Port colborne, 19,ooo ou
Bark SWeeney, Ro,den, Buffalo, 1000 hu wheat.
BarE Sunrise tnmstock, Buffalo, II. .1G0 bn coEn:
Bark Colonel Ellsworth, Evans, Buffs1o, n,1ab bu
Bark Ra1enna, Perrs, Buffalo. ~ $50 hu com.
Rark Jane Bal, McGaw, Buffalo, 2s eco ou COLI
Brig Isabella Jones, Buffalo. II, 900 bu wheat.
Sch Kate Mehmond. Shields, Green Bay:
schr 1 jaaes % Nassgh. Collins. Buffalo, 15s75 ba
sehr $ 1 Donglas, vickery, Buffalo, 1860 eu
schr Rn1s sian. Clement, Bn6aao, 5000 bn corn:
sehr W.n Flax, Wolfe, Buffalo. Il, ao0 ba wheat.
schr Alpha, Simpson, Port colbome, 14,a25 ou
| schr Star @ Il Hope, Anderson Holland
| Schr Lamp1ighter- Reddfck, Pier Cave
! schr hif1aind. Nelson. Centreyil}e-
@ sehf syTaense. s; Gars,l kas!o. 1865 bn wheat.
| Schr Heligoland. Burke. Huskegon.
| schr Charlotte, Fulton, ManitoWoc-
| Schr St1opach, Otto, Manietee.
Seow Ravsna, Peterson, St. Joseph,
, 1862-08-21

EXPORTS OF BnEADsTGFFs AND FRo1151oNs FROM
NEW T0RK.
The shipments Of Flour, Grain, Pork, Beef &c,
for the week ending August 18th, are as follows:
4, ,so2 bsls flour; ss5.955 bu wheat; iii, ,3ss bu
con-; 47b brle beef; 2,192 brls pork; $3.50 lbs
hams 666,e4a lbs bacon; 1905 aS lbs lard; 665t-
5sa lbs butter; 1,azs,e ,eaa lbs cheese.
The attendance Oh Change to-day was fair, nut
business WAS dull.
In Flour the transactions we're unusually light,
and the market for spring extras was dull aud
neelscted-x7th trihips GALES Of good at $$s-75
wi..ee:. wheat brands were IN fair request. Elth
GALES at $5.050s. .e5.
Wheat was.du1l, and we note decline In Winter
Of 1@ac q pushel-with salee Of 30 ? white at
=. oa@1 o5; No Red, 1.o4D1. .05x No Red, 80
a9oc. ana Rejected Red at SIC. Spring wheat
wns reelected, anu the market declined a@sc q
busbelENo being particularly du11-~ith light
Gales Of No Spring at s51ss7c' and No at s5Ss6t
closing dull and droopla,g'
Corn waa dull and HQ1e. lo"er-Wath sales 9
River White a1oat at 41X0asHe. Rases 1eIoH
ahoat, ssH@Aoc; River Mixed, ssNc; Mixed Il
store, %136c and Rejected, at a.9eSse-1a'
market closing at $5G35xc for ftezae feeeaps
! Mi1ed-closiug dull :,
Oats were In good demand and arm-ssith e@'e
! at s1H1S9e. Rye was quiet at 6N050Hc. Mes.
| Pork IL in good demand at $3.50. Highwines were
| in good request at e85sc.
F1eighka were fI1ner, and SC advance was pafl
| in some instatees.-with engagements at 4jH@5
! FIR corn to Buffalo.
, 1862-08-21
FINANCIAL and COMMERCIAL.


"VYnH ~ -IN14x.~ |
o1-,a ~ 4hs sjas11nr,' a, ,.auS august Il, 1ss9.
n,stntn, - n,ttr,'v ~ searet, sres houses afa Cum
= - e,-...nz " eutteucys O1e
.s"e.ss"sa uo1oo scr.snse. - LOT SuNtW and Il
sue e,Nss...sns 1Tsn wv uiuets VIII nave to be
,a7s - .sa w.,> - soHe " Tue naaks CON-
p.a4.s.s .has ~ .os oscoons, ne are
1s-1a. n,,s.oass ~. oa'5 a11u august WW
5.t;,,, ~. .ame ,,n,+bs = w." - usoie aone
I1..4esu-. IL bavo nsn.11- -, nsSe! tne Guy.
~ .,ns7,,ess ser.Irs. ~ | ~ t' 'Aoa I'LL
- tta+ ...,,o1- a., .a.a.ts.- - 4oaoee "esote
.s.s S t.. 51.snc 49, sntts" - oeea oosefsed
Sa.,.1. =, rh,ea., :. .o.,ao.s a1A' oo WI as Tue
80 49, ,e1o.otto., - ,assH.11, oe4 es"pe 20 not
.:+s~a ~. 1-oo,.. go. 49, ~ ~ saose y. osaef
...1 s,,a aao.1,a 49, - -seot ake'
w. a. s.z ~" W ea'e: anu ensole our
.s-S.ee,, 49, sae.s.a y. ~ aunt Woo1o
- -. .~.1.,.,. :. .--s t e4'Asa"
~" a..es .,ss. ~ eas aeu'ioAh6. we
neaiu ". oao u10e s.As eo1o ostssAa large parcels
~ ~ 1n1t. +sa Ez,fn. "a.s 1Asels eappnso
os ,rn..4a.s, 4 as,,:a:s 47uSa a. pate9S das-
coant' ine asual seA1nR price u paf9H PREM
II, ana .nas 10 'as t"ss 49,. ~ eonec11ons. u.
S0q onsns nnt 81 1sxn,e 1saas Ihe make. is dnet
tarna "a The ,n,-1et in cn,npora.srs1;- ~. ~.
% ~. oa1e u Tue
aAAAN1s' 1AA'.A "AtA"s 9s "Gso1 eE4llG at 4NsQL@-
Treasury Notes-old buying at 81; new buying,
e1nau bills, at "; selling at y premium
STATE FRANCES
While In Springfield, last week, Hon. William
Butler, State Treasurer, showed us the coin, all
safely slowed away In his vault, to pay the inter-
est upon all cur State debt due On the 1st Of jan
uary next. Croakers, If any there be, viii there
t,-s n1ssaa ot once IN 81 5rv nnn
'or@ p1ease 81 ones - =, Wy .:.alp-. up
| Inc total amount VI INTEREST taulns oue duly
lets ano pa1a up 10 ast oatu1da1' VAS
This, however, mnHt not be AkEn as an index TO
yhe tnta1 a1nount ut State Indebtedness a. IN a
:as.r7a e ae.+ta., ~ - 49, t.,ta~,at ~ -a;s 49,
eon7,ae44aIe ~ r. ~. - ~ ~ 1a ~.
! nnallys ana tuat 1alis aue IL guy Aaio oestAee
this year II p cent. had to be added as exchange
77no1 the interest fue tn fore;on bonaho1ders The
.poa Wv - 49, .-sas-s -. - - go. =:
sotat a1oouhs VI LIE pleseat uep1 VI LIS eeate IT.
| &12.4G7 GA. No State In the Union meets all ttH
obligations more promptly, or is bcttar able to do
| il than the State Of Illinois.
1zmw.nKrr ,sent;nsz Of this morning
Noth1ne new whatever in the money market
| YESTERDAY Erchange steady at par buFfng ard 4
! 11ra1ninni sa3Tno, f$nIi Tas nnchanPed buyinS
fates fg yarying Ton j. to 1a5 = cent. premium
and selling rates nommaly 1a@l6. Silver buyip@
at e@7c; eelliugsat 9@1o Treasury Notes 81 tn
offices Small Denominations Of the nea issn'
sold at H q ceat. premium Business OF all k1ad
Ii enthusiastically dull.
CH.c4ao, Rrs1fKaroS & puScY RAuRoAp,-
t.h ,..,,,. ~ tha f,b;ceoo Tanr1;nofon &: f,,,irc
Ths earnings .. taa eaacago' nu1nngton @ Qa,ne
| Railroad Hue 1910 mnes). IN the eeconu HeeK 9
| Aupust 1Ss2. were s5s. .d9t 81 against 81, 1863
, | ~-... - = -. T., sec. .S,x,7n. = ,,a,n !;
, 1862-08-21
CHICAGO DAILY MARKET

WEDNESDAY EVENING, August 70, 1869.
FREGHTs-Firmer- The engagements were:
To Buffalo :-Schr- Musk1ngum, corn, at Sc schr.
Kate Darley and bark Jane Bell. corn, at 45xc;
schr. Mary Morton. rye, ut &C.; stmr. Baltic, oats
at DC.
FLoUR-Receised, 3,34s brls; shipped, $3.50
brls. Market dull and heavy Sales so bzls
''Far1ner'a" {Quincg) choice white winter at
1855; l75 br1s good do at 35.75; 100 bis '*Gtace
faiis'' at IS 65 100 brls 'Crowder's Best do at
e IS; 151 br1s *.Home Mills do at s. o5 1c1 trls
"Roseoe City, ep:ing extra at ss475; 81 bra **Pa
ci6cs' do at 24T5; 1c0 brts ''Volcano'' winter eu
perios at 81 IS.
-WBEAT-Recefved, b7,5sI bu; shipped, Il, AS |
bu. Market dull and 1GI2c lower on winter, and |
1@scon spring, sa1es:-WNrER-2,cc0 ba No |
rcd In store at t1.R56; 1000 bu do at S1O5; GOO
bu do at s1.O4 800 bu No. 2 white IN ntore at
$106; 40 bu do at $t.04; 6,000 :bu No. ? Red In
store at s9c; 2.0o0 bu do at 987&c; Ao0o bn do at
Csc; 1000 bu rejected red In store at 95c- SPRING
SEQ bu No. spring in store at 97c; 800 bu do
at 96<c: 4,500 bu do at 96c; 1,600sbn do at 95c6:
400 bu do at Csc; ,0c0 bu No. spring in store
atsdc; 3,000 bu do at s5Kc; 1900 bu do ut s5c..
CoRN-Received, 5,ess bu: shipped. 2a4,V5
hu. Market dull and 1k01c lower. Sales; $500
bu River White Mixed at 4216c aAoat, LEO hu do
at 42c 2,5o0 bu do at 4Hc; 1900 bn River Yellow
ai1oat at 40c $500 bu do ut aS5c; L. 0a bu River
Mixed afoat at a78c; $3.50 bu do 81 8s14cs O. b.;
ts00o bu do at CSC I. Q. b.. roo hu Yellow IN store
81 ss1c. a m, 1o ro;ved r,ommon -, atore at 3sc
IS GOO bu do at 8575c; 1900 bn do at a5c; 0og
bu do at 35e 15G0 bu February recsipts do at SAC
F0c0 bu Rejected in store at 29c; 600 bu do at
2SHc; 5000 bn do at 2sc; 6,010 bn do (in Flint &
Thompsun'sl at 27Kc; 100 bu oonde1aaod On seo"'z
! at Nc; ooz ,,o.,,.. Co., eo,oa
oAIs-hecelseo, a,'oa ou' nasA8' ILL., aa4e7
go bu No IN store at sse s~ Du DO At :;
ot stxc
nTEEHace5vea. d I'D tu. Market outet. Sales
/ 5or bu No in store at SOC; 400 bu do at 5055c;
| u. ar.
4.atV III iejeeLeo IL stoAe os 7'e. ..-
BaRlE1-RsCelfEu,i iUu d. 4laTktt 4u1GE o4u
| ..-ir.1 - snAenr
| --.s. =, 80 ,ru-,..4 --.u.
AIGAH AHlNbo-heeelven' ~ ptis' aiaiA'S '8''
flrm4 sales: ~ ofls at soHe.
MESS P0Rk-5Q0 brls at S9.50-
| BRAE-20 tons in bulk on track at $3.50.
| 1ARD-Scsrce and firm at TL1Sc.
e4H.9e $3.50 ~ t.aaa,. so;1 ern, tn con
+.',.a - .aota-N
; Luz e1-rs,.rN. ~ 49, .nata a.a4o
Drfmc to choice ..10l<6 <61t1 *
, 1862-08-21
New York Cattle market-.AuR. IS.
-. fFrn,n theN 4 trrihnne. Anc u

The weekly market {ox beef cattle opened yes.
terdaG morning IN Forty fourth etreet with over
800 head Of bnIloctB IN the yards, though buyers,
We believe, were not generally aware that the
number WAS 20 large. else we think they
advanced rates asked BY the brokers. which
were full bali cent per pound on the ay-
e1age Over last Week'e quotation, making an
att toa cent generaty, with many more sales at 9N
cents for choice bul1oekg than We have seen for
many weeke. And rnIa Ia nDr I'll that the drovers
more liberal, and in many instaaees equ.l to half y
hundred better than laat week. tt:1a estimated by
average than It was a week ago, which would be
ove1 ze- . n aavance. No one, whether 8 dtoySx
or broker or butcher, esttrates The aasaasa. ~
Of receipt for tie week OF over 4, go head What
rcasan there il 10. the atyanca no one can ten
locke. and none going To- the at@J On coattacti
, 1862-08-21

war Claim Blanks tot sale at this ofhce.
Widows Declaration for Bounty and Arrears.
Soldiere' Declaration Tor Bounty and Arrears.
oMcers' Certificates Of Soldiers Disability.
Surgeons Certificates Of Soldiers Disability.
Invalid Pension Claims.
Widows Declaration for Pension.
ueits Declaration for Bounty and Arrears.
Application for Transfer Of Pension
Application Of Minor Heirs for Pension-
Application Of Mother for Pensfou>
Application Of Widow for Payment Of Pcnston>
Application Of Invalid Pensioner for Payment
Of Pension.
Claim for Horse and Equipments.
Power Of Attorney to draw Soldiers Pay.
Sent by mail, postpaid. Mt aeventy-fEe centsp per
cufre. Address TRIBUNE OFFICE,
! Chieago Illinois.
| ~ New Army Regulations, Infantry Tactics'
| and ARTILLERY Practice. BY the War Department; !;
Mueter Rolls, Zouave Drill. Young Recruit, Sword
Exercise, and all other books, for saie by Z. T.
| Sherlock, 1l2 Dearborn street. aug141at
eR- Cook d McLAin, sEcam Dyers and scourers, ~
| Dearborn and 10 s. Clark streets, clean and oye
ladies and Eent1emens clothes In the best and cheap
est manner The Oldest established house In the City
ssC41l On Dunlop, SeHeu kSpalding LOT ts3nsa1fR'
po411 -A23t-1F
, 1862-08-21
State Street BRIDGE
Editors Chicago Tribune:

an article in your paper Last week With ths
aboye caption, put many residents OF tt North
Side in q fever OF hope that maybe something
would be done this year by the city authorities Tor
then profit and convenience. Their Wishes have
been neglected until it deemed use1ess to asE
ruch fAvor "a the construction OF said bridge:
though in many wa9e to the pecuniary intetestso Of
the whole city.
State and Wplcott streets would cheerfally sub
nit to an assessment, sufficient with the ci5Y
approximation. to build The bridge, 60 thst
IN excuse for delay. And though bearing part Of
the burden Of war, there are sbme improvements
and expenditures in city ike Chicago which
must Of a necessity keep pace with her
growth and progress So railroad and con-
mercial emporium We claim that The
proposed improvement is necessity demanded by
increase Of population aud business, as also BY
the frequent blocking Of other streets for Want
cf facilities for crosetng the Chicago river.
Whether the State Street Railroad Company are
interested In bridge enabling them to run Clear
through north, CT form junction with North
Side company we do not know; bnt We are as,
st11ed By many residents On Wotcott street that
I the city fathers ehall have no peace until they
| shall have taken come action on the subject
either in ordering so inportanta work to be done
| tiye. NoRTa SIDE.
, 1862-08-21

Rrovietons In Cfnc1nnat1-~Aus. 10
Bacon ehoulde,s were sola to limited extent,
ct 3xc. At that dgu1e more might be cold, hut
holders generally stand for higher figure. ptinci
pa1Iy &c packed. Bulk ebouldern are not offering
TO eny extent at 3Ac- Bacon sfdes are quoted at
54c- Rama grow gradually irmer as the etockre-
dnces. P1Ain canvaseed Of good quality command
TKc, and for the most part are held at &C.. Mess
government.
Lard ia frmer, with steady inquiry at sH@
SIC. Purchases. however, can hardly be made at
1efR tT1an R<C.
, 1862-08-21

milwaukee Grain Market, August -.
Received, 6ss bus wheat, and 466 bEls -four.
The Sentinel eaye the market ru1ed dpll at decline
Of 1o per bushe from the prices OF the day pse71-
ons About 5000 bushela changed hands, at q 90
for No. 1, and o7c for No. 3. Freights dull at SC
for wheat to OsWego.. -
, 1862-08-21

ST. Louis Tobacco Market-Aug. 10.
The market ruleH steady. Sales; 10 hhds stems
sold at IS 90 each; hhds factosy l1ss at $s q to
hhds common leaf at $13 % to $14 80; hhds me-
dunn leaf at SIS 51@15 50: 4 hhds medium manu-
1acturitg at $ls4d to $19.55; hhds good nanu'
fActrrfrE at F110t1 to S26.T5,
, 1862-08-21

MontreaI Cattle Market. Aug Is.
The Market rnled With Enre animation thsn dur
tpE the previous week. There Was Was IN average
supply but no change in price: First quality cat
tie, as 5f@9-e0; SECOND and third, $500 100;
Hogs, live, $4,U,gtt5o 8 100 tbs.
, 1862-08-21

- VA VA4E*s%AAA - @A<A~A~
The funeral obsequies Of Captain lansing /
B. Tucker, son OF CO.. J. Il. Tucker, were
observed yesterday afternoon, 1t two O'CLOCK,
In the grore Of the University grounds. at
Cottage Grove. 4 large number Of friends
from the city were IN attendance, to pay q last
tribute Of respect to tbs young officer who
has lost his valuable life In consequence Of
the exposures incident to the camp.
At the time. when the call WAS made for
t,zee month"; men, about sixty days ago,
Capt Tucker WA q student In the Chicago
among the students of that institution, which
organization elected young Tucker as their
captain In this capacity he had served faith
fully and to the entire satisfaction Of bis COM
mand, when, a few days ago, he WAS suddenly
stricken down with typhoid fever. aud on
Monday last yielded up his young life, at the
residence Of his father, near Hyde Park.
The funeral exercises yesterday were ex-
ceedingly appropriate, and indicative Of the
BY large circle Of friends. The military
escort, On that occasion, consisted of the
whole OF the 69th regiment, In command Of
Colonel Hough. The music was supplied by
Vaas and Dean's Light Guard Band, and was
peculiarly touching and appropriate- Rev.
Dr. ]. G. Burroughs, President OF the Uni
versity, delivered the funeral discourse, which
was brief eloquent, aud impressive. Ths
speaker, during his remarks, paid merited
tribute to the patriotism, moral worth, and
| eocial qualities Of the deceased soldier, and
| aarnonlshed his hearers, one and Ri, to securt
| well grounded hope Of future blessednes!
that would enable them to follow, with IN
shrinking trust, their departed friend to th'
spirit world. Rev. DIS. J. 4. Smith and "
B. RYDER assisted Dr.. Burroughs In the .ex
erciseB.
After the funeral discourse, an opportunit
was afforded all present to look at the corps
Of the deceased soldier. The coffin contain
ing his mortal remains stood upon platform
erected for that purpose, in the centre Of tn
group, and was enveloped IL that hme-hot
oEed emblem OF soldier's fidelity and love
the Stars and Stripes. At the head Of th
coffin, draped in black, hung the beautiful si1
flag which the students Of the University ha
purchased and presented to Captain Tucker
company Immediately after its organization
The corpse being exposed to view, the ban
played a solemn dirge. and the entire reg
: ncnt slowly fled past the bier, each 1aenbt
casting final glance at the changed coul
teuauce of their 1amented brother in arm
now gone On his long fuslough. The reg
ment was followed BY the relatives and trleni
Of the deceased. The procession was the
Eoon formed, and all that vas mortal Of Ca
, 1862-08-21

FfeIghts are firm, with engagements to LIVER
pool and Glasgow at 9s I'D to g. Sd per quarter for
grain, and 4s for ttour-to London. los for grain,
Quebec from sea, and with present accnnu}ations
Of freight here the foregoing rates are likely to be
1nafntained. .=TitukSE.
, 1862-08-21


The splendid corps bsaring the above title
is now encamped near Cottage Grove, having
been sworn into the Q. S. service last week.
Tue personal Of this company Is probably not
e1cel'ed by any other similar organization in
the State. It is composed mainly of young
men. who have gene into the service through
60 eyanescent spirit Of wild adventure, des~
tined TO be dlssipated whenever the Bober re-
alities Of soldiers life shall stare them il the
face. But they have enlisted from principle:
because they lore their country, and are ee-
gsr to do What lies In their power, to rescue
the country from the dangers nov threaten
ing it. This principle is with them the grand
propelling power. which Will induce them to
brave every danger and endure every hard
! ship that may befau them. With cultivated
| intcllects, correct habits, sound physical Or
eanizations, and hearts fred with patriotic
| emotions, they will march forth with unWa-
yeriDg step to meet the rebel enemy.
But our object in peaning this article WAS
| not so much to praise the Mercantile Battery
as to announce its acceptance as an artillery
company. 4 telegram from Springfield yes
terday morning, settled this point, authorita
tiTely. The company noW wifl require abou
sixty more good men, to I'll up its ranks K
the maximum etandard. These can easily b
obtai1ed in Chicago, 50 soon as 1t is general.
knoHn that they are wanted. Indeed, We ex
pect 10 see considerable strife as to who vii
get their names on the muster-ron first
Young men desirouB Of en}isting for thei
eountry's service, will find the Mercantil
Battery just the place for them
We should add that the company is abou
establishing for itself sanitary commission
to be placed under the direction Of q compe
tent person; SO that the sanitary condition {
the men will be made specially. About ha
a dozen h1acksmiths and wagon makers al
| also wanted.
, 1862-08-21
DT Ed

AZ Campton, Kanc County: H. Any. ootl. after .
Ehort I:.nees, e,ss SARAH "iintLER aged 2o Years
~PaDera In New Brunswick please cops.
, 1862-08-21

ana large number Of the citizens supposed
to he out OF town. It Ia true thaxe Is consider.
~. dsmand f.om town In this Vicinity, but
nctso gteat ss usual at this season There Is also
but nothing nnnaual this week. nor Is that d..
mand st any time 70 great as It would be If all
9n men In the field from New York were at
htgh--not high enongh to pay. those whoze
cattle cost 34c per. Il gross, In Illinois, but
l: u higher than It was q week ago, a1d
summer. It ls 20 much 20 lthat probably half the
stock was sold out before noon, and more than
three fourths Of 1t before sundoWn; good manS
certainly have not seen HylieT market this sea-
aon Il is attributed to the state Of the weather.
which ds cool for Ausust, and also the fact that
generally the past week. Live hngs In rather
Hight eunn1Y and ahnQt 4c q b adYhuca,
, 1862-08-21

E Attention u called to the advertise
naent OF furnished house wanted, suitable for
keeping boardnas.
, 1862-08-21
. ESIDENCE FOR sALE--

IL One Of xhs uuogt attrazt!ya reatdanees In tbt
Fsrf pressed brick, and Just completed as coss Of
SliWG ta offered fpT sale At Kreat bargain.
ahont twcive miles rom Chlcsso. On tho lake sho1x
whe1s railroad facilities arc such - eashle nna1naE
easlnses hours and Ehele tnree q Ms eest snSoMfs
Eeod pHhIo schoo!a mAka tho location mort desitanl&
The Housc is TWO md hall storses n nelgh1 o1
Surrounding It twenty acres OF cultivated lAHa
With good barn, excellent WAtef nset 80 Neg Of ~
Fazpbe11ieA cuItsah &e. Nth Erext vaFtaty ot III
stationary plauta usually cn1hEsted u Ehfdena: .,a
ha eash WIN credit for The balenee For tuftnef ~
Hcrls1A inquire # 20 NJ eo1t6 Hx9eT = s99S
III. 11Ef8&m H&Nfs6& ksEV
, 1862-08-21

CITIZENS OF THE SECOND WARD-ATTES-
TON You are hereby requested to attend
nass meeting this CThursdayl evening at
Uhlich's Hotel, State street, for the purpose
pnncSual attendance il requested by the COM
r1ittee
, 1862-08-21
NexU York stock and Money Market.
By Te1epraph,1 NEW YORK, August 20. 1862.
ETrst Boa,xz-StoCks lower, since board are bet

15nxET HA1EEr-Money market without quo
table chapge Itoane on call are 3@4 q cent. and
Discount On prime paper 4@5 q cent.
Sterling exchange quiet at 12;@127H for bank
American gold little arnez- closing eteady ISL
Government stocks little eaeier. Q. S; G.: fe0H
Tary Of the Treasury sold today in Wall street.
Ss,Gge, ,0Co OF the 7-S1 Treasury notes at lHA and
iDtarp8t
, 1862-08-21
Tho Laporte Union Seminary.

Tho LaPorte Union Seminary.
We refer with especial pleasure to the ad-
vertisemeut in another column setting forth
the prospectus Of the new school for young
ladies' about to be opened at LaPorte, Ind,
by Mrs. Mary N. Homes, formerly of Jack
eonSille, Ill Female Seminary. The Seminary !
commences Its first term upon Tuesday, Sep,
Ind, The studies embrace thorough and |
rjeid course in English and German. Greek, |
Latin and French will be optional. Music, |
painting and drawing are also taught bF COM |
petent teachers.
We are satisfied that this Seminary oHsrs
unusual advantages to young ladies desiring
10 receive finished education. The Princt-
pal, Mrs. Hemes is q literally educated lady,
graced with every desirable accomplishment
ard animated with love for her vocation and
desire for usefulness Under her care the
Summary will prove an unusually excellent
educational Institution and combine with it
all The graccs Of q refined home for the young
| ladies who shall hereafter identify themselves
| 1i1h 1t. We bespeak for Mrs. II. . wide
J, ~,c-ead Western patronage.
Il New COMMISSION HousE.--Elsewbere
will be found the card Of J. 8. Wills and Bros,
! commieeI0n merchants, room No. 4, Pome-
roy'e Building, South Water street, who du-
| ring the past week, have opened an Office for
| the transaction Of general produce commits
| sion business. The firm have for many years
dore business tn Fulton county, Hls., where
they gained q widespread reputation as hon
orab1e dealers and high-minded merchants.
| T'h<.sr 1onr axroxiauce In hardl{uo and sr1}fu,r