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, 1862-09-17

Owing to aa advance in ocean frcights and un-
favorable 1cws by the two last steamers the mir
kct has declined aU3c Oh all grades.
To-DAT-The market ruled firm aud shade
higher. Sales Loco bu No White at Csc; a,u9}
In No Red at &c; 1.Cc0 bu No Red a. . ic; 49,
eeo ou do at s9c; 4,oc0 bu do at esxc; GOO bu do
at Sc; 7.oeo hn Rejected Red at sic; 900 bu No
Spring at Sc; 1900 bu do at SIC; 1000 hu do at
s'Hc; 800 hu No Spring at tic; $3.50 bn at 7;xc;
4.sco hu do at 7sc; $500 bu do at 7sEc; 1910 bu
R1eetcd Spring Tin Sturgs) at sc; 700 bu do ut
&C; 405 bu do at 6;Sc; 800 ou no grades at s1c-au
in etore.
CORS-Received to-day, a476ls bu; shipped
Na GOO bu The receipts m shipments during the
, 1862-09-17
FINANCIAL AND COMmERCIiL
MONETARY.

TUESDAY EVENING, Sept 16, 1851.
Business continues good. The scarcity Of cur
rency has hardly been met yet, but it is growing
1.orc plenty every day. Exchange is stiff. We
quote 1t par buying; y selling. Our reported vic
t'ifcs On the Potomac has knocked gold down
prr cent. per day for the past four days. Bankers
would loy but lis today. Old Demand notes agc
forced up BY the came means that gold Is pushed
down. The bankers take them at 100 premium
The new postage currency. as get, has only ap-
pca.ed in spots. When fouad it ia Immediately
"gothlcd up By brokers, and held at about the
same figure az silver. 1t has furnished no relief
to the business community.
CorSTEnFE1r.-An altered hye dollar note on
the Peoples Bank, New York city, has made its
appearance. The following is description:
Three females reclining, one With liberty cap on
pole, one with eheaf Of grain; comptroller's die
Oh lower right; five dollars On lower left,
, 1862-09-17
Arrival Of the Twenty-Second Wis.,
constn Regiment.


Ihe I'd Wisconsin regiment arrived in this
city yesterday, from Racine, at o'clock .. H..
by the Chicago end Milwaukee railroad, and
lelt Tor the South at half past SIX .. m. hv
special trains on the Michigan Central rail-
road.
The regiment, Immediately after It's arrival.
marched in fine style down Luke street to the
central depot, led By 3 full brass band which
belongs to the organization, and whose mem.
oers have all been regularly enrolled and
sworn in as soldiers. During the march from
one dep5t to the other, the regiment was
warmly greeted by thousands Of admIring
citizens who thronged the principal streets,
The Michigan Central Railroad COMPANY
1roSlced an abundance of refreshments fur
the priVates at the depot, while the officers
were supplied with an elegant supper at thc
Adams House,
With as little delay as possible, the regiment
Was distributed among the cara Of which the
tWo special tralus were composed, and at the
hour above designated the regiment was off
for the field Of duty assigned to it. Wiscop-
sin bas sent many excellent regiments Of SOL
diers into this war, but Zone which, in point
VI Hn5a4G JILL 1uUIaI 61lW1na anu general In
telljpenrn will evcp1 III. Trarfr Q,,oxa
"N-N ~0~~- eae A"ents -eeeouu-
The commander, Col. Uley, Of Racine, hls
long been resident Of Wisconsin, and for
several years represented Racine county in
tue State SENATE. Last year he filled the po-
s'ticn OF Adjutant General Of the State, and
exhibited the most nntir;np enorgg or5 -an1
~ Ano'o unt'AtpS euel5t ano zeal
IN the discharge Of his official duties. That
he ,-i11 rrova copo11,, on;a;on+
~. e"As4sah ano popu1af III
his Lew relation, none who know him can
doubt. The Li.n.en,nt co1one1 and +ha -
AA~ e eo'enan1 NoloutA auu Tue Ad-
Jnffnt have been in activo service, and are
well qualified fnr their nresen+ nos;tio,e .rh;
~. ,. Au4s
The rprimp,+ haa ho,, :, oo,,, ~,
aH1s, put Las Qcen using that brief period to
, 1862-09-17
1LL1ho9s aED mlczsabAr CANAL

ARR1VED......-.. ..9ept. Is.
Onward. Lockport, IL 90 bu oats.
Dnug3a-. Iasalle. 125 tons coal.
iieo Nashi, gton, Las lille, 5.G0l bu corn.
Pow hst'ar Lasa11e. esa brls pork, ST. bu corn 81
crrlew, Ottawa, 40, bu corn.
Marion. Sene-a, Sou bu corn
Erwin. LaSai1e, & 4{}1 hn corn.
Charlie. Kanakee, 6,ttO bu corn.
Luella, LaSalle. 8 ttn bu curn. .
t.a.o: de!et: Morris. 5.tc:.; bu corr.
Il Cooley. Juliet. 40 bu com.
Wasp: Jo1fe., 5 lt0 hu corn. ..-.----
q Nc 5MeLe.rnan. Ottawa, o,css ba oats, 2,16o D.
Rocket, Lasal1e. 5st7 bu wheat.
Atlanta, 1asallc. $500 bu wheat, SEQ brls -four.
Linneee, Ottawa. 5,500 bu corn.
B A 1hioop. Loci port, !, ,oU' bu corn.
Harrington, Masseilles. /, 20, bn corn.
Gela Essle Iass1ic. ssS 10 b a CON. a''' 0' zss
Te1sfa,; sesfs saaecs s5e2 m ~ S1 S9,a ea,n
Ella Lasalle, So o bu corn, 1U.0so ns seeds.
Il Bamiin. Ostswa, 53 bn corn.
foskRs1t IfekRssf 81 bs' STR 12 o oEs 'uF
Maria; Kankskse; 800 b1 con-, gu bu oats. 80 bu
Nor.hsu LaSalle, 49sG bu corn.
na1Ibe, Ottawa, 5fA bn corn, 4,050 bu seeds.
Ericsson; Ottawa. 5,g0 bn corn.
s91 Igs;. LIsspGft Ts It, Ss 5 b1 bg com com:
Tins, Narseillcs. 6,Cc0 hu corn, % 4G0 hs seeds.
Buate1, S;snis. SO ba com.
Patrick. Loes1s2rt, 5G bu com, 81 bu barley.
Alliance. LaSaile, ., ESQ bu cnrn.
Aquilla. Ice Beuae, 1M.tise lbs ice.
ur Hallty, La Sale, 6,G00bu earn-
F 4 Emmett, Eouth. IS cords wood
Resoute. Athens. 80 c. Y. rubb1e stoIe-
H g Looufs, Athens, 1b3 c. y. Iuhhle etoue.
Lady FrnDklfn. Athens, 90 G. =, Tubble stone.
Rescne, South, ITO tons gravel.
Sept. Is.
VIM Merriam, Morris.
Stare ard Stripes, Is Sale.
Ericsson. Ottawa-
C II Zimmerman, Il Sale.
Cla1tnta, Du Page.
Boston, LockpnTt, 4153 feet lumber. 20 feet sid
ing, 4 N SHINGLES. 8 N Iath.
Apticpa. La Sale, 33f ,3A ns salt.
A1la1t1c, Norris.
Rtscue, Athens.
Aqui1a. Ice House.
Lsuy Frank in. Athens.
II G Loomis, Athens.
HcEolute. Athens.
Emmett, LCckport.
Rocket. La Sale, 5.9Go ns machinery.
Da1ube, Ottawa. -...-
Cayrga. Lockpor, 20 br1s salt, trIs Oh, a69t Ds
merchandise.
, 1862-09-17
Foret.n Markets.
By Telegraph Pen STEAMER ARABIA.


L1yEnrooI Sept. 9Th h-BnEApsrrrrs.-W
more quiet and steady- The yar1o7s circulars re-
poft hour sliu downward, but more s,ersy. Wheat
k!eady- He'd western 9, 3d110s 81 red south.
ern. lVs GdG1es Cd white westarn. 1Os 9d0!1s Sd;
White southern. lis 7dGlaa. Corn dull Mixed ais.
LIVERPOOL. Sept 3--Pnoy1sIoN MARKEr-The
lows: Beef very dull and downwatds Pork dali.
Bacon downwaraE, and declined 15c- Lard drm at
asgsis. I'd. Talow quiet at II The produce
brokers circular reports ashes steady.
LeSDoN Ers--BREApsruFFs- Barring Bros,
report Theat declined allai pr quarter On tie
GRocER!Es-sugat firm. Coffee steady, Rice
steady. Tea quiet.
TALLow-Heayy.
AMERICAN SrccKs-Market nominal E.Ie 3t.;
New York Central 7!el73; United States s. Us -.
LATEST VIA QUEENSTOWN.
LIVERPOOL. Saturday evening -T:ls bseadstuIs
market closed quieI and unchanged
-, LosnnS, SATURDAY ereaiss:-consols closed at
steady. No quotations.
, 1862-09-17
MARINE NEWS.

Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Trfbuue.1

Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tzibune:]
DETROIT, Sept. 16, 1862.
Uc-prop- Hunter; brig Orkney, Harvey Lewis,
Queen, North; echr+ Walker, Roberts, Campbell,
Mott, Reciprocity, Mills, Raab, Cor1ey. ForEor,
York State, Fillmore. Hart, Marshfeld. Syracuse
Osk, Mediator, Victoria, West Wind, Lire 1an-
kcc.
Dtws-Frop. Mohawk, Pitts5nrg: bark Ad1i
ATTIC, Enssillon; schr. Grey Eagle, Oak, Flo7cace
Root, M!onI, Nayagh, Qcontf1s, Baxter.
, 1862-09-17
New York Stock and Honey msrket
Elf -.

By Tc!egraph.1 New FoRK, Sept 16, 1863.
First Boc+u-Stocke- and better, Int
1est firm at the close, owing to the non1cccptfon
VI Scws from Woshi' Ston.
rhic & Rock Island .G971 Mich Southern $50, 331:
Mil. L L. du Ch -. 3111 do guaranteed. ~. 81:
Galcna & Chicago. TAX Mich Central ~ II
III central sctip-.. YAK
GOVERNMENT s1ocEs.
Is Dem'l Notes HOY One rear cc:tidcts 9sz:
L, s. e. is coup :. So
eb7e. Il R. Island. 60 8 I'll. Cen. ecrip. 49,. a
Mnh. South -. 3aA Pitts TT NSC 1st OF
do guaranteed. 63,s Pitts. F. ". t&Cxd 81
GOVERNMENT eToCEs.
Y. $. G. 81. ..1o1Gr171 Y, S. registered. 1ooh.
MONEY 3MAEKET.-Ccntinucs easy at 4Sa4k der
cent. IN call 4h@5 per cent for psinae papsr.
American Gold ll1A.
sterl,rg ,cxcbange-Qaiet at 1as0l2aA for
bakers hills.
sslllurnla Gold bars nominal.
, 1862-09-17

Exports of HreadsfuH6 4n3 Proyfx-
fonk from New York.
The shipments Of flour. grain, pork, &C., for
the week ending sept. 0. are as follows: 3s,Ts5
esls. hour; 645.86o bu- wheat; 21s.9s4 bn. corr;
W. btls beef; CAD brls. pork: Asa os. hams
al@S ne. bacon; 1891 SOS os. lard; 564 9st lbs.
butter; l,1Q9 QE9 ibs CHEESE
, 1862-09-17
NUUL.-TheFe Is very little doing. II
email lots offered brig from 6O05Gc. II
the fnllo1in1 from the n z Econa.,isk.

tAt Au4l0AAuS llUl4 tlG y. Ii ECONOMIST
Operations IN wool have been somewhat sus-
pended the past week, owing to the discouraefuc
Ear news, a1d Tie great activity in wool to arrive
for the pact fortnight The speculative demand,
too, has quite ceased and the ardor Of the spccu-
lator has been considerably dampensd. Manufac-
turers are in the market, but arc not purchasing
very heavily, mot knowing, what day may bring
forth" In TT the asy goods trade, army goods arc
as bt1ek as 1t has been. except for ian
nels wh;ct are very scarce and very active at ad-
yancing prices. Goods 10, civilian wear are quite
Inactive, hence the email inquiry for aae woots
Coarse and medium wools are frn at G5GGsc, but
the ealts do not exceed 5tI0NGI60.NO fDs. OF
pnlled. some ts .too1 7o,G0o 1hs: sold at seS5sc
with some COCO bs. super. lambs at &c. ali cash,
Foreign WoOls have been the most called for, aud
tie past day OF two have been somewhat active.
bnt IN tie fore part Of the week were quite dnl1.
With first bands the operations have been small.
but debIefs have been doing more than usual. We
are ccnhdent that there Is still money in wool,
aud with1n fortnight OF upon the receipt Of more
encouraging news from the scat Of war. or tho de-
feIt Ct = 'sloucwa1l." we look for great activity
BCTTER-The market ia very firm, and CORES.
pondins1y active Sales Of - firkins Choice Vel.
low Dairy at 1lHc; IL do. at tic.
P0TATOES-Are In fair demand, a. 35nNxc
for Eeshannocka.
EGGs-stcad5 at 7Ose per doz. for fresh.
POGLThf-Chtckens per dog, $l51G11 75
1urkies per h. 3h@4sc.
GROCERIES The market still continues firm
and full outside prices are realized. The euzpcu.
zion OF business In Cincinnati consequent upon
the Threatened invasion by the rebels, has caused
q great humber Of Southern Ohio aud Indiana mer.
chants to come to ills market to buy their fall
stocks In Soft Refined Sugars VIC notice an ad-
vance Of &c. ToBAcco-Thc market IL very mncI,
ezcitt1 and our quotations are nominal as holders
Whiting further advance refuse to sell. Other
articles s:eldy without change. We quote closing
, 1862-09-17


Mesers. A. c. Heeing. Dr. N. G. Peterson. T. q
Gindcle, Peter shimp, and others:
GENTLEMEN Tho call addressed to me-. md
signed By go many Of the most prominent German
citizens Of Chicago, to become candidate for Re.
preventative In Congress for the State at larye
certaf11y deserves tho most serious consideration
On my part.
am Of Yonr opinion, that at time when Ger.
man valor contributes so much towards the sa1ya.
tion OF the country. German counse1s also should
be heard In the halls Of cur National Legislature.
1t Is certainly not asking too much, when of the
fourteen Representatives to be elected in the State
ef Illinois. which owes go much of her prosne.itv
to German industry, the Germans claim one of
them.
But from this 1t follows, BY no means, that
could make any claim to represent tho Germans
ofthe State. Illinois. among her Gcrmrn citizens.
doubtless has many who more fit fo. the posi-
tlon than an-4nen Of tipcr age. and of greater
experience I, myse]f, an no judge whether the
Germans think that Iwould be tho right man for
the combats of the political arena
Should the approaching State Convention recor-
oise this clafn Ct the Germans, and should the
German delegates unite upon me, I certainly
should deem it my duty to 30 into the canrass as
the candidate OF the Germans. In tho case Of IN
election, Ieoon would have to resign my position
in the Superior Court, in order to devote my whole
time to the new vocation and its responsibilities,
Till now, Illinois tlways has represented the har-
moDy between thu Germ rs and the progressive
Americans. It may be that the united wish of the
Ge1man delegates ,'1l eecure to us the first Ger
nan-born Representative in Congress.
do not Geek the position, neither do feel at
liberty to decline it in case the efforts Of orr Ger
man delegates shon!d be crowned with success,
As to my political principles, which I have de-
elared 60 oftcn, 1 suppose them to be well known,
As far as the present to crueh the rebellion is
concerned, I may resume, then, in one word:
''Th1oush!" By nsc Of all means.
CAsrAn BuTz,
Chicago, Septsmbcr 16, 1861
S8F Last week Of Solomon's Temple. Ecp1r-lt
" Presto, preato. presto pass. md take q
peep ut the magic glass. kerosene lamps, new
styles. sold only at Wholesale, by c. Noble, 176
Lake street, up stairs. sent1l-ft
, 1862-09-17

b1ls. y: market ia dull, 10 buyers and sellers
are ape In their views. The transactions ate
rcetriedto small lots. SAILS at brls at &c.
PBVlSIoNS-The1e is little more activity In
pots but without any change in quotations. BA-
CO Is steady with moderat inquiry. HANS dull
% nominal. LARD steady. Sales 60 b.1s Coun-
" hess at es.0o, 2s brls Lard at s4, aud go do
IA Sc.
BEANs-A1c firm and in good demand. Sales
10 bags choice Navy at $2a7xc.
sALT-Recetyed1a last week. %. .7la bsls; shipped,
1892 brls. The market ia very firm 70. domestic
with an upward tendency. Foreign ls steady.
, 1862-09-17

NEW YORK. Sept 16-F1oun-Deuaud con-
tlLuee good and light eupply-ma1kes khade
firmer Sales 1874 brls. At IS Oc415 IS for etpcr
state; xsa@5 s. M foE extra state; IS oe05 q Tor
extra we.tern; IS a'@5 % for common to good
shipping hrelda eI:EA round hoop Ohio Is n,R
i y tot trade tran5s, market e1ostng firm. I1p1r
dian" dou1 shade better sQd np9e1atc buasnesf5
, 1862-09-17
For the Week Ending Sept. IS, 1862

LCSBEK.-The receipts during the week have
been ibe1al. amounting to II. .7U5 0oo feet. There
is very little doing in cargocs, as most of the ar
rivals are on former contracts and arc filled in the
yards.
In the yards there is no change to note, Boa.ds
arc very firm, principally selling a. Sl0.G0.
The following arc some Of the cazgoes sold dur.
Ing the week:
Cargo brig Fashion, 40 m from Green BIZ. =
strips, at $SCn. ~"
Cargo ech. Forester, from Grand River, mixed,
at $50
Cargo schr: Darlington, $50 N from Ocoato, most
IL strips at IS Is.
Cargo tchr. Frederic, 80 m from White Lake,
mixed. at IS 90
Cargo Sow Kewaxcum, 50 N from Muskncon
coarse, At & 30. eo"'
sHlNGLEs.-1he market Is 1rm at full prices
LATH--steady at s.; Z, by the cargo.
INC !ollo"1hg are the closing quotations for al
HlIoa Qi 11mber, &c In the ta1ds:
, 1862-09-17
LNfMe. ~

AAF26s
Hon. CAsrAn BuTz.-Dedr Sir. The nnder.
signed, residents Of this city, entertain the betef
with the illinois Staats Zeituno, that fo, the four
teenth Representative to Congress, to be elected
oy the State at large, citizen Of German birth
oneht to be supported BY the Republicans, and i'll
!e1enoA In tasor Of most vigorous prosecution of
the war, and IN favor of the principles Of enancf
patton and confscat1on.
Recognizing Jon the proper man for this I'm.
po1tant position, We beg that ouyil1 permit na
10 make nse Of your name in connection thcrr,
"1th' and to nse our endeayo,s for the purpose of
securing 10 you on the paft Of the approaching
Republican State Convention, the nomination for
the fourteenth RepreE sentative to Congress-. to bo
elected by hepeople Of the State at large.
W. need not remind you, how important It ia
In the present cr1es for the Germans Of this State
and the Germans Of America generally, to hare
an able representative in the National Counsel
Such representative while being the national CT.
ponent Of the radical and liberal PRINCIPLES of TIM
Ger1nnns, by which alone the Union can vet he
saved nId maintained, would at the aame time he
the nasnla1 champion Of the interests of the Gar
mans IN opposition to know nottingham, which
ever aud anon taiaes its head against ue anu ercn
against the mott glorious Of our leaders. acainat
heroes and patriots, such as Jour friend Franz
65gel. IT'S true. the task we would assign IN
you, Fir, Is a difficult one, but also ereat md
noble one; and BY virtue Of your talents. ACCOM-
plishmcnts, and Jour character, as also your exna
1ience In parliamentary affairs Of the couutrv. We
hare the inmost conviction that you ase equal to
Tho eayrn
, 1862-09-17

New Yorl1 CuItic Market,
~ TeleGsraph.1 New YORK Sept lG
- BHEF-Ila0 cent lowet. Receipts -6,A3 AZ ) 4
Sic.
S,IEEP-Active. Receipts II, ,734 at 4k15hc.
SwSE-stcady- Receipts Il, ,i79 At 3KSttsse.
, 1862-09-17

SWORD TO GEN. TuKcn1s.-Company IA"
Of the 18th Illinois volunteers, have appoint
ed a committee Of their friends to present to
Gen. ]. B. Turchin q beautiful sword, sash,
belt, &c, ION exhibition in the city in july
1ast) and hereby cordially invite the relatives
and friends Of company s.A'' to meet with
them on Thursday evening, In the parlor Of
the Briggs House, ut s o'clock, to DO present
at SO pleasing an occasion.
CuAs. 8. WHEELER,
N. I. GAssErr,
". q. W11pEr,
DANL. WILLIAMS,
, 1862-09-17
COMNIExRCIAy.

TUESDAY EVENING, September Ii ,Rae
The following tables show the receipts aud ehlp-
ments OF leading articles during the past week and
since the 1st OF January, with comparative statis
tfcs:
uEcEETs OF LEADING ARTICLES 1T ctI1cA1a
, 1862-09-17
Gt)G Gribt1ttf,
,DNEsDAY, SEPTEMBER II. 1sea
THE CITY.

COMMON CoCScn.-The special meeting of
the Common Council called for last evening
was failure, no quorum being present.
, 1862-09-17

To-pAT-spring extras we're in fair request at
lower prices, and ealcs were made at a decline Of
1Qc T2brl. Winter wheat -four was dull and un-
chongcd. Sales we're: Is brls white winter
at $50 del; geo brls good spring extras at 81 Is
del; ieo b1ls fair spring extra at Il 1odel $40 brls
"srnith's MILE" 10 brls Berlin City" and 100
brls "Ccreeco" on p. t.; 1c0 btls '.Kewance'' at
81 30 del; 1D bra good spring extra ut 81 a5 del;
100 brle do at t.30 det.
W11EAT-Reccived to-day, 9s,l91 bu; ahippcd
15,725 bu. The following table stows the move
ment and source Of supply during the past week:
, 1862-09-17

MEET1Sa.-There will be meeting Of the
camp Douglas Hospital Aid Society at Mrs.
3. 5. Hadduck's, 2223 Michigan Avenue, On
THURSDAY afternoon, Sept. 18th, at halGpast
three O'Clock. 4 full attendance Of the mem
bers is particularly requested. By order Of
Inc ffeeadens. Mrs. FRANKLIN.
, 1862-09-17

~" "Gody's Lady's Book'' and "Ls Bon
Ton" for October, also = fresh supply Of
Madam Dsmarest" tall fashions ha.e been
received By McSally & Co., 81 Dearborn
street,
, 1862-09-17

Sr1c1nE BIT DRowS1Sa.-Last Saturday.
while the schooner E. n. Peck was about
ifteen miles from Milwaukee, the cook, whose
name was Elizabeth Shaw, suddenly jumped
overheard, and was drowned before she could
h,.r rfAsc,ed
, 1862-09-17

E Coon CHANCE FOR SAFE AND PRoF1rA-
nl.E InvEsTMESTs.-Wc call the attention of
those desiring to buy good Chicago property
to the advertisement Of Cor. Evans In another
rnfrmn
, 1862-09-17

-F-1tUJ
S. PAYNE. sr- Sewing N8eh!nc Manufacturer, wooll
ccnfe: fiynr giving Information II his present
ray5e having. when leaving the dwelling house NO
203 Illinois ttlcct WITH his tay. through the back
less :su twelve tnothsrGnt. The owner Of house
tels Etcrcated to E:o~ whathas beccmc Of sis model
terra: t. sci utA1 I'm
, 1862-09-17

WANTED D-AGENT3-MaIe or
w Fenai..-Agents wsnted in every tozvz OF the
United ststes toselJ: koh .srsnew improved method
SECURED by cop51ghs ASsnts ,makinE fSs = e. 8
Otce. No. Metropolitan BLOCK. or address Pest Office
Box S enclosing three cent postage Stang. Gn:ca-c.
III. de1TES1c4u
, 1862-09-17

IAKE CoCSrT--At the County Convention
held at Llbcrtyville, Lake county, on Saturday
the 18th inst, Hon. E. II. Haines, Of Waukc-
gan, Was 1e-nominated by acclamation fol
representative in the State Legislature,
, 1862-09-17

OBrrART.-We regret to learn that J.
Augustus Wright, esq, one of Chlcago's
most prominent business men, died yesterday
morning at his residence, aged for.y-one years.
The Board Of Trade yesterday adjourned
at an earlier hour than usual, as token oi
respect for the deceased
, 1862-09-17

w 4 \ T E 100000 Agents.
~ Something new 4 sp7en.lia I;aiss1 ss>:Ss =
Cot 5000 e eheravei Sample s:ni 5tcetcs q
uG5Ce Log 4tss +. r. LANDOS. General A5c1t, IS
LAKE. street. opposite fremont House.
, 1862-09-17

INFORMATION WANTED. - Information Is
wanted Of Thomas France. He wrote to his
wife in Canada telling her to come to this
city, She has arrived and is living at Nrs.
Dwycr's, On North Water, near Rush street,
, 1862-09-17

NARROW EscAPE.-The eldest son Of John
Hughes, plumber, had narrow escape from
d,:sth On Sunday last. He was driving wagon
with = small load, a1oug Lake street, when,
.:.r the bridge, the kiugbolt out and The
youth vas thrown to the groand. The wheels
1ss=ed over his chest. leaving marks that will
r,n,ain fcr weeks, but happily, breaking 10
blnte. lie Was able 10 drive home On be;ar
assisted t.to the wagon.
, 1862-09-17


ARREST or ALLEGED Tu1EvEs-Rrcorrpv
OF STOLEN rEorER71.-yestcrday morpfp,
t~o or three members Of Superintendent
Bsadley'e police force, acting under his
orders, arrested two suspicious individuals.
named respectively, William n. and Samuel
Nray, who were supposed to BE- driving a
pretty extensive business In receiving and
seercting stolen goods, at their rooms, o9l
South Clark street. In their possession were
1onnd three watches, a chain valued at 80,
ana 4o in counterfeit bills. The watch chain
has been identified by Its r1ghtful owner, Q.
al Aonms, from "hom It WAS stolen about
ten oass smee, al the hamilton House. The
, 1862-09-17

II Presto, presto, presto pass. and take
peep ut the magfc glass. Kerosene lamps, new
styles. eold only at wholesale, by c. Noble, 115
LAKE Street. up stairs sept1l-Gt
, 1862-09-17

NANTED-To make agreements
W for K-rptng Eook. By the month. Books
written mp. posted. ana yss ADD statements prepared
hy Praetieal Acconntant. a desirable arraugencns
can be Mede With ra1r+s It having regular book
ktfpe4 Eeft rrnccr E.ven ard ru+ran.eed
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