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Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-12-22

PuoroeRArH ALBUMs-Bowen, Stewart x Co.
have a beautiful assortment ~
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-12-22

~ BOYS silk plush turbans. the finest head
dress in the West for boys, At Baker Mclver's
lg-4t
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-12-22
Sunday Night Dispatches.
MORE CABINET RuxoRs.

Rebel Movements In Kentucky asA
Tennessee.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-12-22
VIAL CALVES


There has been no material change in this
mar ket: the calves all sold about the rates
last reported by us. We noticed but few really
prime calves aud quite too many poor ones.
Good and extra qualities per 10 6d6ls cts
Other qualities ............ do ldJt. eta
sHEsr.
This has been a heavy week for the drovcrs.
The wet. warm weather, aud the Accommodations
of dressed mutton in our markets. have caused
limited demand. at prices feebly 25 q Soc PER head
lower. Sales have been made at 5(d5l4c for
good. and So acc Tor extra; some premium
Christmas sheep brought $40 IS each: eight head
were sold at SO Is each. and some were held at
$40 per head. There was very good show of
tat sheep in all the yards.
We quote sheep at -. SO, 4sdl0.
The receipts are the largest record. but the
demand Is active. especially for good lat hogs
and prices are well maintained. There u but a
limited demand for common pork. and the mar
ket is easily overstocked. therefore there Is lese
risk in sending heavy pork to this market while
the packing season continues.
Live Hogs Dressed
Eeavy prime cornfed. ....5 ask 6 @6iz
Light do .....47s@4& 5Is@5I
h hsaSy stu. ao as0 -. $685. @sI
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-12-22

asRgsr Dsr, Tuesday sDse 10. issz.
Total receipts OF cattle OF all kinds for the
week.
sheepA
Rssve-. Cows. Nesls. Lambs swine
Total. 90 400 SSH s3.77s
Last week, 49,. 5,365 ca 3ls 1919 % $50
Corresponding
No per w'k
last year.. 1901 Isl 4el y,e62 " 40
Average mum.
Der per week
last year. 1870 lis 63e l.es6 "a SO
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-12-22

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Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-12-22

DROVE MOTIFS.
Valentine x Martin purchased "a State and
Indiana cattle At Albany. and retailei them here
at AN average Of size on9 cwt. They were nice
steers. -
Thos. Calls had loo Indiana cattle which he
purchased at Albany and sold here. IS la lump.
siir recall Coz o., ~siiins sise "a o~s.
nILcH Cows
Are not active thev last week. snd
although ~e do not change our quotations. the
market Is not quite So firm; We saw some veiy
FIN kir,.r
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-12-22
A MoDIFICATION OF THE CABIN
REQUESTED.
RUMoRED RESIGN ALTON OF BURNSIDE

HAsr RECOMMENDS LOAN or seOo,OOc, 900
, 1862-08-07

NEW YORK, Aug. 6.-FLouE-Market opened
a Hltle armer, but with conflicting pElEnte &C
counts By the Arabia: The market eloaea e. 9uls' M
at M s4.g@6 10 for super etare; IS so@s Do for
ia state; 81 95@5 % for common to medium e1,
shinCipe brands extra round hoop Ohio. and $50
n6 Is for trade brands. Cansd1an Hour opened
shade drmer and closed quiet ct about Yesterdays
ga sss foG ge good Is cSofes extra
uuief and steady at f5. .9s@4.95 Com meal IN fatt
request eales in bfls Jersey Ct *sso
saiea aco his Il 298@soc last evening, and l;s;o
of{s GnamWWheat Al ~, market opened little brner,
but With conflicting private aceonnts by the
Arabia the market Closed quiet, with holders
lf.tle mme disposed to resnzs; ~ sass' yaD "a,
Chicago tp..nG at LIZ ~ 1900 b. MSse r. e
l1 & i4@115; a s. q 81. Amber Iowa = st.as@i s.
zsstU tu. winter 5sd western At SaS3@aa - a ana
aoes ~ en'gap sn as 4 es e. s 1e
ley dull and nominal. Corn opened q ehatte arme1
and closed heary at ct yesterdays prices Sales,
1q a Sss rs sasse1R e: sSaaa sSs go oa 5ss ID
| stsadS d It a5@zsxe tor jersey, Canadian. western
"1 Pxoy1s1oss-pofkn market rnaes quite arm, villa
fair busiress doing. Ssles 1.34o btls- st $ll10@
1i56 p mezs; 4 2sisT pf5nsmsss; s; se5 *
| c;ty mess $i7ma1a 1r ii repaeked mess; $1s. 90
/ E714 S1 Tor EXIf4 1QE&8 A1Sd6 1tE4
6sms dnil and nemIn11ly unchanged Cot ueata
Ii moderate demand and she maskst, paraeulsmsly 4
for hams, rules Terg drun. Sales 80 pigs. q 81
@4c for -ehonlders; gk96Ac a'E hams. Bacon
| ades inactive Lard very firm, but business i i
I Grht. Safes 1s4 ba}s- at sxca1915e- Butter 4
selliEg at lG@15e Tor Ohio, and 1s@1sNc for state
Cheese firm and In fair demand at f@eHe- -. -
GaocxAIks- Cofee-Rto more actire. and ta<
market rule. f1n- SAlea 3,a0 hsgs on ,priTatt
te1ns. Eugar-Haw has been IN little better ds
maud Ut prices elightly IN bo5ess' Avnr+ faie !,
good refining being now quoted as ssse, Sales s.
hhde at 8Hc for Cuba; q FOR Nsw Orleans: .
auction 1a;NG bids New Orleans sold at e3z@1l
st 81 dayr sud 4 months Aosasges quiet IN
steady Sales 16 hhds Porto Rsso at 49, and
hhas Cnba Muscoyodo It MS-
osWEGo, August observation-disclosures. Sale
| zMN bF1E. :,
! sptue held At 81 0aD1 o.. Sales. 600 bu on Pl
7ase Terms: Corn held At 47c. Sales LAST nlsa
6. aEO bu, illinois On private terms.
"a :VAFAI FRz1aH1s-Dnl Flour aagS5ca Whe
. | a. corn 7xc to New York
= t ; INPoRxs-2 6oe bu. wheat: ... !.
CAaAI .ExfoE1e-1,sso bzls. dYur, $500
: What, 9,aoQ hu. COTE =
, 1862-08-07
MARINE NEWS.



Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Trlbune1
DETHorr, August 6, 1892
Cp-Prop. Evergreen City, Free State, Avon;
Echr. F. L. Barney. .--
DowK-Prop. Plymouth, Union, Prairie State;
bark. sardinIa; brig Saxon, Northumberland;
schr Cornelia, San Jaeinto, HolleT, Gold Hunter,
Nichols, Bermuda, Geo. Griswo1d, Grand Turk,
Lave Yankee, Poland, Joseph Grant, Three Bells,
Harvey, Catchpole, Emeu, Advance, Pendeld, Al
tair. n. r. Goodal, Enterprise, ~. Z. Hanna. -
Weather pleasant; wind east.
MOVEMENTS OF CHICAGO VESSELS
VESSELS ARRIVED At BUFFALO FROM Eu1cAao,
August 4.-Prop. Nile, Everctcen City, Mendoza,
Chicago, Empire State; bark City Of Chicago,
Jane Bell, Col. Ellsworth, Danube, Torrent; brig
Mechanic, Roscius, Commerce, Minnesota. Wn-
Treat; echr. A. c. Raynor, Carr;ngton, ?. Mills,
Jaran, Hans C1ocker, sea Flrd, Egeltne, Dsshiug
Wave.
VESSELS CLEARED FROM BUEFALo FOB CHICAGO,
August 4-Prop. Free State. Evergreen City. Mis-
eourf; bark jane Bell Sunrise, Norman, Col Els
worth, Sweeney; brig Commerce, Roscius, Me-
ehssIic, T1n. Treat, Banner, schr West Wind, L.
2. Sheppard. P'ow Boy. Amelia, r. Mills, Golden
Haryest, Albatross, Die Vernon, g. ". Holt, Eve
line, Mosel1e. Comet.
TEesE1s pAsstEe THROUGH TIE WHLLAxD
tie following list Of vessels passing through the
Tof1a nd
, 1862-08-07


So far as cau be ascertained at pre5ent, an ex-
tensive trade in raw fars will probably centre IN
this city during the coming FIJI; The rery uncer,
taiE condition OF financial aaaiEs in the United
States. i. is believed, will ia1uence many traders
who hare hitherto gone to New York or Boston.
10 Montreal; ard 1.-The rates for principa kinds Of
sEibs which have recently ruled continue. the
prices they will realize here cannot hut be aatisme
ioty-being higher than foc sereral gears past,
With urwurd tendency.
4 lew daya ago, we met trader from St. Paul.
M}nnescta, vino was trying our market with s
ehuice parcel OF Buffalo robes &C., AId We under
stand Re went away with favorable Impression
of. the ptospecEs here. The seasons supply 2.
supposed, be over is:00, asaiast about !, ,ox1 for
1sGl--au average supply for this market being
II Go TO IS, coz.
Il would be uae!esa TO attempt Ut Of prices
thus eatlY; but we may remark that best qualities
II principal eins have been bringing in some in
stances, nearly 1eo per cent. more this year taan
Tins have recently sold IS high as IS to -; Red
River do, IS; Canadisn do, 81.
| The export Of fnrs to Europe from thls point
has been going on steadily-every steamet fo'
Liverpool haTtng more or less entered IN the man
| fest.
, 1862-08-07

There WAS good attendance On Change to-day
and the leading markets were firm.
Flour WEB in astiSs reaueas fos shipment, nas
the supp1y 1as light, and the market steady-"ith
sales or about $50 E,tis, at $s.as9Sss toz White
winter extras; $500 for red winter extsa and
$4.45D4 20 for spring extras
Wheat opened i'm, and N some Instances an
adsauce Of 4e was paid; but under conflicting
news f.om New York, it cloeed quiet snd easier.
bat without any 1nater1ai eha11se f1a1 yesteFds5.
Only about 6 600 hashels were sold, at 81 u far
No, Red: CSC for No. Red; 9oc far Re1ected
Red: s7@gxc for Amber 1ona; 94K8ssc for No.
1sprine; eo0alc for No. Aspiring; ana aoc for Re
jected spring--she market cloeing steady At ssc
fat No, 1 and 90c for No. Spring =
/ The1e was fair demand for CON By anlopeSs
and the market, which WIS firm 1t the opening
/. closed quiet and unchanseA About 14oooo bash
els Of al grades changed hands, at Sc fos R1yes
| Yellow aaoat; SC for Rejected. aiioae: s@sl1e
sos Mixed IN store; aad as@sse for Raleesed u
| .tore-the bulk. Of he salea being at 8'34c 1o'
Mixed HI store-el closing quick atthst 6gura-
/ Oats declined &c per hunhels-w3th hghs sale
1t sscl Rye 4skc~ Alots Of new Barley was soe
&c. Highwines were In demand at nc, ons ooio
era asked 71xc:
Freights were firm and unchanSed-the fate
bsing s94e ior corn 70 Buffalo, and Be Tor a s1ns
vessel TO Po1t sssoia. ~: -.
, 1862-08-07

NetR Il HEA K2xS1b uxA1A<k"-aAE5H fs
T. ID. Hull 4; Co.'s Circular reviews the bust-
ness of the week as follows:
The receipts for the week have been compara-
ti1c1y light footing up l8 ,R63 from foreign and
coastwise porte- Sales haze been to fair extent.
fer the season embracing 81 0D hides. leaving the
stock slightly diminished the latter being AZ tha
close S3 eco Ldea and 465 bales in first and spec1-
lafor's haId. -
-DzT HtpEs.-The slight decline IN foreign e.
charge had rather qufeting influence on thsmar-
ket during the ear1y part OF the week. and the
transactions were nmited- About the middle Of
the week. however, as gone importers manifested
more willingness to meet the views Of buyers.
moderate demand from the trade sprung up, and
since fhena fair degree Of activity has character
ized the ua'keE q prices We can repart no ae
our quotations, though many parcels; which were
before held Withdrawn from the market. are now
offered at our outside rates; The lasge parcel q
CALIFORNIA;, recently arrived, are not Jet 1anded,
WET SALrED H1pEs.--For domestic s1aushters
there continues an active demand at fall rates
but as the supply IL limited, sales are not larga
Ne report sales Of 500 Washington slaughter st
ssse. and Tse9 city, western, and countrs %. .;
8EM8xc each. Ne also notice gale Of about
1850 Kio arahde coW on P. t.
, 1862-08-07
MARINE LIST.


ARRI 7ED .-...-.. August 6.
6tmr Comet, Pa5st. Two Rivers. suudrfsa-
stmr AohaEE, Hickey, st Joseph ~ cas "ooo'
ESR Stsss'tsa ETfssg HssR; Pfi?!t .ae
Bark honltoz; cspron, Buffalo. 500 .btls aals, 1so
ssh @ I Ieol ! ) Williams. Gozlsy. Kingston, tso n
scbr james II Wilson, Bogie. Godezfch % eds wood.
scbr Advance, Muir, Dalnousie. 40 eds wood
schr Argo. Berg, Center7dlle. 40 eds wood-
se5r Lazy Ss4y I 5ans 1Ezsss Point saole 50 'n'
sebr wn asndefsoa. Williams; oawego. 1000 bs1,
schr Thos Ktngntord, romsinson, osvego, asoa
Echr I; whitman, Wood, Cleveland, $50 toms
schr E1zs Logan, 1anphere, Cleveland, 200 tons
sshr aero soafh aare atsTes
Schr Col Glover, HITLER. Muakegon, Is m lumber.
Schr Gertrude, Hoye., Buffalo, 800 brls salt.
schr Morning Light, Hea. Cleveland, 100 tons
schr Gsseue, Andezson, Port Inlta, 50 cds wood.
Gehr Sutherland, Petty, Mnskegon, Is IN lumber.
s@chr @ ATdent. stokes. Holland. IS eds wood.
sehr Eagle wing, Whitney. Buffalo, 60 tons coal.
| sehr Warren, Petesksn, Grand Haven, e5 N lan-
| scow Tempest, Enbrecht, Colony S. eds wood
| 6ceW Ke1a1cum, Blodgett, Muskegon, los N lu1u-
be1.
1RARED.. August g.
stmr Comet, Pabat, Two Rivers, aas bu wheat
H5 Heasa HHfas s. 5Sssfaa Sas:saegb saasi
stnr seabitd, Pc 1o1ga on.onagon. sundzies, List
! Prnn Racine, Arthur. Butfaio. x.00o bo corn.
Pfop Antelope, Butlin, Confngwood, Ii, ,425 bu
eorn, sn his ilonr. sundr1es.
Big j. 8 6eshisF, stf1nsh1'aa. ogdensbu1gi
Bg Hahonlng sssTsrt P9ltalo Z 3 { Pu whsat RI
Big Alex Mitchell. Burns, Buffalo. 11,s75 b
sshz s SSsszssspondsnt, Finley, Banao. 14,1n b
Ss Rsst5s 3asaa Rs3s bs e
Fer D. Ne.hal1, Hayes, Buffalo. $500 bu wheat.
Schr Sophia G1nilh, Butler Buffalo. II, ,375 bu COT
t schr Joseph cochfane, Mackie. Kingston, c,5'
seh1 Fulton; Ty1sr, Kingston. obq re- ~,
), Xfe3t.
: schr VIM. sanderaon. Williams, oswego, 2J6oo
? schr 7. Kingetord, rom1inson. oarego. $4,000
ID schr A1eo, Berg. centervlne..
- Sehr Lady Jane. EngeNa, Point SABLE
Echr H Spencer, Ryer9on. Pent Water.
SGhr S, Bates. Cannon, Muskegon-
re Sehr Rebecea, Dawson. Bnfalo, 1900 hu eoru.
- Schr Hero, Banch, South HaFen.
ia seht Col Glover. Miller, Muskegon~
Schr Gazene, Anderson, Grand Haven.
Scht Sutherland, Petzy, A18Eegon.
= Schr Heliogoland, Ackermau, Mnskegon-
y Schr Ardent, stokes, Holland.
- Schr octavja, johnson. Muskegon-
- Schr Warren, Peterkeu, Grand Haven.
&c Eeow Tempest, Embrecht. Colony.
m RcoH Kcwa1cu1o, BIodgett, Muskegon-
, 1862-08-07
To the Young Ladies' OF Chicago



.toUy government has spoken. Six hundred
THOUSAND soldiers are to be raised for the pnEpose
Of euppresEfpg 1aw1ess rebellion The old Rego~
]utiofary times are come again. Our fathers are
looking down from Heafen upon US, their children,
for some evidence Of the patriotism which they IN
Let It never be eaid Of Illinois that her people
have degenefated, that her daughters have ssrayed
from the paths Of rectitude aud duty; Our coun:
win give our aid to our government by taking the
PLACES Of al young gentlemen who win swear to
protect their conntry's flag. ! speak for myself
We are wiling to devote our time. free Of Charge
10 our country and return the saary and places to
the clerks after the war. We will do anything to
fend Ch1cago's honor. and when the triumphant
hour of victory sha11 come and the angel Of peace
ehn1l spread her wings over our land, we 1ay feel
tbat We have right to enjoy that peace. In times
Of peace we will enjoy her blessings and live as 1a
dies should; hut when we see our country IN dan'
ger NC will rush to the Tsseue
, 1862-08-07

The Economist says, There has been fair hut
not quite 90 active demand as that Of last week.
Prices are very firm, and the tendency for fine Do
mestic fleece are towards higher range. Pulled ts
scarce and nominal. The whole market, is how
ever, quite unaett1ed. II drafting is reaorted to,
holders 1oog for higher prices and an active de-
na1d, but IN the present unsettled condition Of
matters, it 1E difficult to predict for the future.
The ruling prices tor Fleece are bpQ54c.
, 1862-08-07

Fte1ehts are rather eaeier, and though not
quite 70 lapguid. }ack actty1tY, especially TO the
European continent. TO Liverpool the engage ,.-
and bags: 68Gc0 90. Wheat st t8hD14d in
b1Ik, and hegs; $500 brls. Aour at
IS 9d@4s, mainly at 3s 10Hd44s;
1.lii b1ls -four at 4sG54s 5d; 160 pigs tallow Ct
41s Sd. TO Bristol: 2,lDo brls. fonr ct d 3D. To
Holland 1>0cO brls, flour at 4s I'd: The charters
to Cork and market, 1870, Dnt If to direct port
IN the United Kingdom. lid; foreign bark 10
Belfast, with wheat, at 1aHd In bulk-
, 1862-08-07

TEuNLauAf EfEh131, AlSHtk o. l5D%-
FREIGHTS--Steady The engagements were:
To port brig hilary, {sall ersts}. corn at
&C. To Buffalo :-barks Monitor, s. B, Pome1y,
VIM. Sturgea. 'schrs Rebecca, Adirondsc, .Globa.
al With corn, at 94c; schr. MonBo1n, rys at 10c.
F1oUR-Recetved, 5.147 brls: shipped, 1,a3a
br1s. Market ateaJy1snd active. Sales -25 t'Nash-
ri1le City choice white winter at s5.s5; 50 psls
"Carbonda1a ~ at IS Is; 100 brls at Empire" DO at
SEES; 100 brls ehniee Red Winter extra at $500:
100 bsis 'sBeNe Street" at f5 10; 100 brls "Der~
went rpring extra at 4,To: ~ bsls Pacific" al
$3.50: 100 brla "VerrnfIlion at $3.50; 100 br3s
r ''cottage" at a 90 141 br1s s'Turt1e' at 81 81;
los bxa s'Gnett and Hin1s," 100 bt1s Extefslor,o
100 hrls Davfs's Best" and 100 1rls good epsng
extra-an st q 50; 90 hrls s'Fulton" at &A.45:
1G0 brls 't1anesv11e Center" at $4.5s5S; 10 b.ls
Star Mtlls' at s44o: IS bzls2oodeuper at e4.m;
10 h11s " Orange winter euper at SIS; LOG brls
*A1bino" on PIT.
MIL STUFFs- 8 tons Mid1ings at $500 In
bags on track; 10 tons do in bu1k at SIS 90 on
t1uck.
CORN MEALS tons unbolted In bags at $11.50
on track
WHEAT-Reeeavea, s;fn bn; ahppea, 60,s50
| bn- Market i'm aud steady. ssles :--W1srER-
1900 bu No. 1 Red In store At 81oa; 4,ao0 bu No.
BED in store at Csc; 2500 ba Reiected Rcd In st1e
at9cc-; sERrza-1b, eco bu Amber Iowa in sto1a at
9Tc 5000 bu do{in Mum & 8cott'e)at a7Kc: 1000
bn do at g5xc, IL, 600 bu do st Csc; 1900 bn dol
e4Hc; 95000 bu No. Spring In store at 9lc; 1850
bu do ct 9o4c; 9oe bu do at Sc; 800 bu Rejected
| in Etore ut 8c.
CORE-Reee1ged, 134 ,oo4 bu; shipped, z33,725
hu- Matket firm. Sales 1000 bn River Yellow
'adoas at s5e; 600 bn River Mixed afoat SIC
1890 bu River Rejected afoat at &c; 5000 bu IN
feEior do at &C; 6,O00 bu Mixed In asote at a1Ae
&c. 600 bu do at 3l5$c; IL, ,M0 bu short receipts a
3i4c; 1900 bu do at SIC; LOCO hu Rejected II
store at &c; 1850 bu do st a555e; 6,0o0 bu do a
&c; 1850 bu Condemned On track at &c.
OAT8-Received, II, ,993 bn; shipped, q a,0a0 bu
Market quiet and &c lower. Sales:--5,s00 hu n
In store at &C.
RYEReceiyea, 8,715 bu- Market quiet. Sale:
100 bu No In store at 4814c~
BARLEY-Received, 457 hu. Sales, 1so bag
| gop1 new 1t &c On track.
n19HWINEs-Recei a5t brls+ Market l
, sctive. Holders ask 27Kc-ofered &c
) DRIED APPLES-In good demand for shipme
\ ! to New York and Philadelphia, at AG6c 9
= Sales, 6,BGO ms prime at 61lsz
CUT MEATs-1oo.oo GOO ns Shoulders in dry ga
: : at 2zsc, loose.
< IARD-1GD tres prime summer rendered cl
= kettle at Tsze; 60 pkgs county do at 7@7Ac.
= TALLOW-Quiet at SC fot country. City Ia b
4 at9c.
WOOIr-1 000 fbs medium fleece at 45c.
SUGARS Still continues firm, hut We not
te no change In the market since yesterday.
quote:
/
, 1862-08-07

BREAK IN TIE ERIE CANAL Part Of the cnirert
and eixty feet of tow-psth gone ont at Knowles.
This cnlvert WIS not reconstructed last winter,
haylDg heretofore given no Indications OF faause.
EarIgatfon ESill be delayed three days.
, 1862-08-07
APlea from a Lady for a Hospital.
Editors Chicago Tribune:

Allow me to suggest an iaea through the medi~
M Of -FOUR columns IN regard M t. ;I hospita5 out
DiyieIon, or In the vicinity OF the Camp are ever
ready to administer to our sick soldiers II they
the camp no access can be had. Now, II there was
q hospital outside OF the camp, in the Immediate
vicinity, many Of the natrons Of the South Dlyss-
watch over them as they would their own child
re1l, and would eave the lives Of many: soldier
who ts taken to the hospital inside where no soft
doabt thefe IL all done for them III the hospital
inside that is usually done II such places, but how
much more ~on1d be done By the patriotic women
for il the servIces Of our soldiers are worth one
hundred dollars certainly bis lifs IL worth more,
taking it On the score Of dollars and cents. One
ken e1ck with the dysentefy, aud MT lady ft1end
administers her little remedies With good effect
but he is taken to the hpspisal and she oaes sight
he Is dead. Il.
, 1862-08-07

board of Trade Subscriptions.
The following sums have been handed In to
the Board O. Trade var fund since our last
issue:
Amount previously reported. s47,993; Thomas
Church, $100; Wadhan1s. Willard b c., So ;
& Son, $50; Wells & Sears, S25; Rubsl t& Bro,
Sl5: lsaac Wolf. $40; Jas. Kelly & Co.. $50
scates, JeWett 3 cAllster, 800; Wm 3: Hutch
q. seserns, $25; P. Ludwig, 510. Total. S4s.58a.
, 1862-08-07

> Received, 81, ,662 bu wheat and 1870 brls -four
The Sentinel Gays the market opened quiet, but
towards the c1ose 1t became frner at al advance
Of 1H@ac. About 10000 bu changed hands at 800
&C for No. /, ard 92l93c for No. 2.
F1eighte Grmer, and held st 1Gc for wheat to
Rnffa1o
, 1862-08-07
ELEARED. lAngHs
8. 4. Douglas, La Sale.

El1E4ktED. ...--.--IaHEgRsso j.
8. A. Douglas, La Sale.
Yo1E state, Ia EalIe eS(91 # lumber, H. ,734 #
efdjnr 10 N fhipgles, 70 N lath, 4t9c~ It TIMBER,
274o Ds mdze. 3a.z86 ms ba1k
Nile Ia sale, . 500 # lumber, a4a # sng, '5m
sh1pg}es, Ism lath-
E. Bufrham. La Sale
Antelope, La Sale, 1869 bIls salt. =
Adtlta- Joliet, 10 hrls ealr.
Lenont, Lockport, 100 N shingles.
Ocean Spray. Ottawa.
Ianthe. Du Page. -
5. 4. Thorp Joliet. 25 brls ealt.
Jaa. Patrick, ottawa sso44ft 1bmoer, Is N shin
H1nser. ot,awa, Is m Shingles $50 ms iron, 4ahs
.BfnTfH.
, 1862-08-07

CoRECr1oH.--ltis is not true as some OF the
papers have it, that the camp Of the Board Of
Trade Battery was injured By the late storm.
1t was not disturbed In the lesst,
, 1862-08-07

ARRIVED August S.
Iemont, 1ockport, 5,a00 bu corr.
ErEfn DrtaTa g. 55g bu corn, 0OO bu re.
Nautilue La SALE, e94 hr1s four. ,636 bo ~heas'
Oueida, OTTAWA, $500 bn corn
Huute1, Morris, 5,1eo hn ro5zA+
Arctic, Morris, 5,Ho bu corn-
b. C. Norton, Is SaDe, lfj9 tons coal. 1-.ux
Golden C}oud, Ottawa. 500 bu eorn. ~ u Waeas'
Fc1;nee, Lockoort s 800 bn eosn. 48 bEls grease.
Josephine, Kankakee- g. 500 bu corr, 66 bu rye.
LocEport, Athens, 5.91] bn cotn.
MoTrte. Ottawa, $500 bu cotn-
!. Nortnrup, La Sale. IFS tons coal, :,
Zen. McClellau, L. Sale, 6,951 bu corn-
Alaha1na, La Sale. Cts bgls -four, Sl4 bu wheat,
12.iX0 1bs lard, Isl bu barley.
Tm Merriam, Seneca. 5000 bu corn.
Ericssop, Ottawa, |, ,lS9 hu cuEn-
, 1862-08-07

Un1rED S7ArEs C1Bcu1r CouRT-B.EnY .TQd9e
Thouus D7uHtz.0.d.-N6 BID ,llanc. ~; Juseph
J Whiting ct al. vs. John Walter ct al Tha de-
cree heretofore entered herein, vacated, and set
aside< and cause reInststed upon the docket upon
the paypent by the defendant OF all the costs
Iicitor. the cauGe IL disMfssed from the docket.
No. 4b9-ChAncarr: Day.d Matthews ". the
II inois G. 3, r. Co. bill on motion Of defendants
solicitor, leave given to amend answer. No: :47u:
-Ghanceiy; same vB. tame; sone order. No.
6Q,Chancefy; George Bliss ct al. vs. Henry
Stark ct al; on no:fn fol complsinants, intunc-
tIon 10 lssue a. prayed for IN the bill. No 240-
Chancery Edward T. Fuller ct al Va Iohn q.
Hotslling ct al.: report of eale to be
to lhe: contrary. No. s6s-H: 4: Hantingtoa
plaintiffs attorney, leeVe was given to amend
the decree. No. 3S1.-Jemea Fa1nAn ~. Willl1m
c. Hooker, e3ect1nent, court having fully coustd-
cred. and cause continued, with leave to the par
ties TO introduce additional evidence. npon the
payment, by the plaintiff, Of al the costs Of the
sf1as q. Green 70. Mlchaal secrtst; e!ectment
and demurrer as to the Arnt, ffth and sixth pleas
to amend declaration, sustained, and o7ef1uled
as to tha fourth plea. Leave given
4. Day ct al. ~. D. q. ban. Motions OF defend
ants to discharge bail and also to discharge from
arrest, argued and taken nnder advIsement. No
46B-S2m1el Daniels ve. Vim. Il. Davis. Eject
confirmed nnlasa canas be shown to the contrary
r7 this morning.
There will ba no more sessions Of this cou<t ate
to-dsy, untfl the October term, commencing al
the fret Monday In said month %.7
, 1862-08-07

P1cMc.-The ladies are pro3ectiDga picnic
to the camp Of the Board ct Trade Battery.
The boys Win receive them with open arms.
, 1862-08-07

ST. LOUIS, A17oHAap CHICAGO RAnRoAD-The
following table shoS1 the Earnings Of the St..
Lonis, Alton and Chicago Railroad from July 2ath
+o Jn1v A1sA 1859. incluglye:
, 1862-08-07

In this taty. Wednesday morning, August 9Th,
GEOEGE F. TRpE, or JanesT1lle, Wis. IN his 18th
'f41-- ~ Detroit papers please COPY.
In thia cits, August 9Th. JENNIE dsughtee at Will
liam aud Re6ec1er Pnelpa o,,,,., x~.
thetr resilenre on DBriau, near Jefferson steet.
Friends Of the family are invited
I'm "wednesday AuEpst 9Th Inst, CORA NJ. only
child Of John r snd c. II bolt aged three yeass and
Ee1 en- months. x,...
Curtis street. this (Thurrda31 afternoon ats O'clock
At Boston. August I'd, JOHN Il. TOALINs0H.
ST.. aged si1tg yeara.
AIRS. 8. ANDERSON, C|airvoy--
EE sns Rapping, Healing and Test Medium. can
be fpulYd II : =
No. lis South Eaaa1fo Street.
Inregstd 10 tie tAct OF Spirit Conamunlon setistae
ton A1NaTB guaranteed. Au3<1H