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Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1862-01-30

TOY DRUMS-A fine lot of small
l. Drums, just rccsivcdst mo BOOK STORE.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1862-01-30

LINE SOAPS and PERFUMER1ESr
l. A nice lot of both, jnst receiveent the y;Gy~
BOOK STORE. |
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1862-01-30
FOR CHILDREN,

Do you want your delicate, sickIy puny children to
be healthy strong and robustthsn give them Mclean
Strengthening Cordial (see the directions on each bot.
tlel IL is delicious ts take.
- One Tablespoonful taken every corning fasting
is preventive against chils and fcyer yellow f
yer, cholera or any prevailing disease
- Caution!-Beware of Druggists or Dealers who
may try to palm upon you bottle of Btters or Sar-
saparlla (Which they buy cheap) by saving 1t is
just as good. There are even men BASE enough to
steal part Of nv name to dub their VILE decoctons-
Avoid snch Infamous PIRATES and their villianous
compounds! Ask for ]. H. McLean's Strengthening
Cordial and Blood Purifier. Take nothing else. II is
the only remedy that win purify your blood thorough
y, and, at the same time, Strengthen and lnvgorats
the whole organization. 1t s pos up ia large bottles
81 per bottle, or six bottles for SIS. -
~ ,. II. MCLEAN, Sole Proprietor.
sail Corner of Third and Pine Sts St. Louis, Nc
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1862-01-30

vate the slave by giving him his freedom
and znaking man of him, ] shall also el-
esste the colder and leave him no work
to do but lighting. A voice in the clowd
E"What are you going TO do with the
niggersw]
The General singing out the owner of
the voice, and pointing his long finger at
him, replied; "Ab, my friend, you sre
Just the man 1 have been looking for. |
will tell you what I am going to do with
them. I am going TO plant them on the
soil of the. Gulf coast after we have got
through this war, let them stay there and
cultivate the land; have government ex-
tend protection to them as it does to the
Indians, and send superinteudants and
governors among them and pay them wa
DE. for their labor. There could be no
COMPOSITION between black and white Ia
Dor" He believed whether the rebels
liked the idea or not, that theblacks at no
distant day would have possession of that
Gulf country, to which they were accll-
mated and physically conditioned. he
proposes to establish free State govern
raents as he went along, and he could
promise bis hearers tbs. either he or the
rebels would be cleassA out. ~
After urging the benefit of vigorous
prosecution of the war, the General closed
By ogain thanking the crowd for the hand
some reception, and retired to .othe par
Iors amid q most enthusiastic applause,
where be was soon engaged in more pre-
sentations.
subsequently the Ellsworth zouates,
presented by the Light Guard Band, drew
up in front of the fremont, and Gen. Lane
was serenadsd and called out. He spoke
but briefly, saying he would do bis talking
after be got through fighting. The zou-
, 1862-09-23
AFFAYfsS At LOUISVILLE.


LFrom the New Albany Evening Journal, 20th-1
Gen. Dumont has fallen back from Lebanon
Junction to Shepherd5yilie, sixteen miles out
from Louisville. Such q movement on his
part took everybody by surprise. Gen. D.
lims, II is in Louisville To-day.
The work OF terrifying Louisville goes on
vigorously, and the contratand population
have all taken up the shovel aud the pick and
gone to digging in good earnest.
We conse1. ID with gentleman this fore
moor, who lett Eliz zabethtoWn yesterday. He
says lhtre we're no rebels in that vicinity, or
from Louisville arrived at Eitzabethtown at
noon to-day.
These iacse being kno~n will excite surprise
| that Gen. DnmDnL fell h1ck from his position
at the Junction. HI could eusily have been
reinforced 1here had he required reinforce
! ments-
Gen. Buell. is at Sinking Greek, while his
advance is at Dripping Spriug, on the lower
turnpike leading to Gl4sgoT and Lebanon.
His army IL moving In the direction Of Louis
vile. a fight between him and Bragg, whose
forces arc mostly In the nei5h5orhood OF
Glasgow. Is likely to take place at any mo-
| merL.
1t is not apprehended that Bragg will at
| tempt TO advance his main army al present.
H Is, however, n such 4 position that he will
have TO fight, no matter In what direction he
| moves.
General Nelson arrived at Louisville last
| night ard has taken command OF all the
fcTcts In that vicinity. He is eminently the
man Tor the place. The Union cause has
already suffered greatly in Kentucky for the
at the lead OF affairs ut Louisville Such .
man Is General Nelson, and the movements
OF troops at Louisville to-day gives promise
| that he Is going to work in earnest. There
has been Too much silk glove handling Of
rebels in that State.
, 1862-09-23
CHICAGO DAILY MARKET.

MONDAY EVENING. Sept q, 1892
FREIGHTS-Firm, and 5515fc higher The en-
gaccmcnts we're :-Schr. Athenian. corn at s11c;
rcht. Perry Hannah same at S5sc; bark Marquette
cats at exc-All to Buffalo. Brig John G. Deshlcft
AID schr. Themas S. Mott. wheat to Oswego at
Ice; standard vessel. corn to 0gdcnsburgh at
l'c; echr. southampton, corn to K1ngeton, via
Pert Colboruc at 1sxc-
FLOUR-Rccetyed. 1897 br1s: shipped T. lie
brle. Spring Wheat brands were neglected. Winter
.radec quiet. Sales were, rs bsls "Carbondale' ~
White Winter at IS IS; 100 brls "Hauter's Pre-
MUM at IS IS; 50 b1ls ~ Halls Cha.lenees a.
, 1862-09-23
MARINE LIST,
FORT OF CHICAGO,

ARRiEED........Sept. q
stmr Sea Bird, Doueall, Ontonagon, eundrics.
Stmr Comet. Pahtt. Two Rivers. auflries
Prep Ottawa: Warren, Muskegon. lou m lumber,
Prep Barber, Ferse,t, Grand Hay.n, r; N lumber:
r1ep AaI1at'e Acczea, Buffalo, 1co br1s ealt, sun
Bark Morgan, E1sey, Buffalo, % m lumber, IS
Brig !eabela Jones. Cleveland, 2co tons coal.
schrJ Wallace, Lawrence. Port Washington, 30
schr Jane LoniEe, Morey St Joseph 70 cords wood.
schr pisonoele, johnson, Kalamazoo 60 m lum-
bcr 50 N shingles.
Schr Farmer. Lessl+, Green Bay. 465 m shingles.
schr Enterprise, Pe'ereon, wlkineon'H Pier. Is
Scbr E1be, Thompson, Green Dueh, IS m stayes,
Schr II Mott. n. arbcrry. funkvile.7 75 cords wood
schr Mary, Shooter. Aollnua, IS cords bark
Schr Speld, Rccd, PoEt Sheldon, 81 cords wood.
schr Ellen Pike, oslez, Rays Landing, So cords
schr Hero, Banch. South Haven, + cords wood, 155
sthr A,row, Scott, Kalamazoo, Is N lumber, 800
N shingles.
schr J. J.sephine Dresden, Finnfgnn, Paintcrvillc,
3s cotds VOID. IS N staycs.
Schr Experiment.. Acams, Grcea Bush. 80 cords
schr Wbtllwina, Nel4on. centret1e. 9, cords
wood.
sehr ihallcnge, Mevae. Pier Cove, 7s cords wood.
cpy woo
Schs Il ico1er. .Saat]cr. South haven 26 cords wood
Schr Albhny, Smith, Danes Pier. s. cords wood.
S6l1 Ostrich, Eatl. oswcgo, 2Cuy btls ea1t.
CLEARED -.--.--. Sept =
Stmr Comet Pabst. Two Rivers, eundties.
Pr p Ottawa Warren, Muskecon
Schr Plymouth. dickson, Buffalo, 5000 br1s aour
l4tl br1s I'd 1ue hrla hlghw1nes.
Prop ] Barrier. Pe1rctt. Grand Haven.
SchF Il Sa1horn, 1yben, Buffalo, It'd, bu wheat.
| Schr j s Wallace, Lawrence, Port Washington. .
| Sohs Jane Louise. Morey, st Joseph.
| SchT lirondeile johnson. Kalamazoo.
| Sehr Pilot, Gnndereou, Green Bay.
| 5thr Farmer. Lewis. st Joseph.
| Schz Enterprise, Wilkinson, W1lkinsou's pfer
| Schr E.be, Thomson. Green Bush.
SChr II N0rtrn. CarberTy, Runkyillc.
| Schr Mary, Shooter. Holland
Schr Spctd. Reed. South Haven
| Schr Ellt Il Pike. Oefer. K.lamazoo.
| Selr He1o Bunch, South Haven
| Schr Arrow, Scett, Kalamazoo.
schr Joscphi1 Dleedon, Finnfgan, Ccntreyil1c.
Schr Experiment.. Adams, Green 0ush.
| Sehr y htflwind, Ne1son, cent1ev1lle.
| Schr hullsuge, Reed. Pier Cove.
! Schr Muske gop, aicEae, Pier Cove.
| SchF tA1cntta, Long, Weheter's . Pier.
| Schr Tricelor- Ssddler. Sonth Raven.
| Scht albany, Smith. Danes P.er.
STIR Meridian, Morley. OgdensbnEsh, Il, ,0A b1
sehr Perry uaEnab, Cauas1d, Buffalo. 1890 b,
! corn.
sclr Athenian, arc1rtyrc, Buffalo, 1870 bu corr.
, 1862-09-23

Baltimore Provl1toA 4afket-.Sep. 10.
The market has been yesy QUIET during tha mast
week, and tIantac3aous reported have been unltn-
portant The recent restrictions placek on ah1p-
bueile ese. but with only Light ssocks, And verJ
limited receips Of most articles under this
head. holders shoH no diepoejtton
to sell except 1t tar current Drtces.
Reef-sales taEe been coutued to snail lots n uur
u.tatiens. r1z Baltimore No It 3ta 81 aud
1ess at :15G1 q 50 per brl. Bnlk meats-no irane-
We quote shoulders At 6Kc: Sides ut
&c: and bnms At 7H@7Ac per pound.
Dscnn-Ss1cs Lave been coLduet to jobhins lote,
tte1s ta6Sc; tides. 6A4se plain hams. 9l1U,kc;
eu:ar su1td ard faIc5 hanr, 19114kc g y.
T. 1k-Wc have heard s:f no talex nud continue
g h:<l10 q: atd ruup At 10 0u pr bh lard =
NJ taiee: WI quote western m h.ls. and tcs. Ut
1oc: do IN krg= T. gulas pack1gcs) as luxe, anl
huilteIs Ut Sc pr n.-AntT5can.
, 1862-09-23
FROM MISSOURI.


kNVh&*"HeA {FUFR H06* L1$Es
ara r:sfng quite rapidly, aud will probably
Ewel the Lower Mississippi sufficiently for =
few days for gunboat operations and to allow
the Eastport to pass over the bar near Ha1ena
KANsAs C17f, Mo-, Sept. 22.-Tha following
odctal report has just been received from the
expedition under Col. Burzis. which has been
n II pursuit Of QuantEeps guerilla band: *'Sluce
fhier raid 0iothe, for fourteen d4ys our forces
have been In hot pursuit Of Qaan;rel through
JaeEeor, ,Cass johnson aud Lafayette counties,
unable TO bring on an engagement other than
an occasional picket ekirmish. until tho 10th,
the enemy, five miles north Of Pleasant Hill.
4 brick fire WIS kept up for about ten min
utes, when the enemy broke and run in coafu-
sion, leaving tEo OF their dead on the field.
We pursued them two miles further, when
all directions. Enemy's loss Unknown; our
loss one killed,
, 1862-09-23

HELD TO BAn.-Morr1s Hennesy, whose
arrest for taking money from another mans
pocket book w,s noticed last week, had m
examination before Justice Mu1iken yesterday,
and was held In &200 bill to answer the com.
pi21nt before the Recorders Court.
Cook 4 Mc1Ato, sseam Dyers and Hcourer4 IS
Dearborn and LID 8. Clark Ft1eeta, clean snd dye
ladies' md gentemens clothes IN tho best and cheap.
est ma1nez. The oldest established hou1e In thu ctY
U Buy wall paper Of Chase d Co., wholesale
and retail, 100 Randolph street, aua5-1m.
~ Last week Of solomon'e Temple. sep17-k
Call On Dunlop, sewen 4 spa1ding for Printing. :"
uov11- 1-h22l-1y
, 1862-09-23
lUE CAMPS At COTTAGE GROVE.
Condition or she Troops.


... a. sa-,.eos noo s.s. 49, .p -1us'as
49, ~. u.s. $3.50 :. s',.,."'s % ' ~n4sa a's "S'-
>Ase ~ " anu P'eia'ips 'asm-
oe4see 'e1 NV Aa' eompfiee etsot
'4ne1Ae ~ IMAM sSo'e'a' VI "Alcu aEe
nos ~ - n. '0's eo41,a"ic7 " asu!eFs-
~ VI 1nes-Aue -ns'ea'''11s 'Ano Alu4efs
oee1 ~ eA"p eesef'u "eeks'
LEG tnl1u one, "nsn AZ present Is
Ato"a 10 toe E gu oA'tcsy, CANE IN 1ast
"esH' @na 10 1o' see .o''y organized.
Luz eo'oae's are PROVIDED with excellent
4uA1nts' auu seneia eooo aeA1n' as well As
~ Snes t,o1neeo VI epn'us' peesa1'a among Them
LAG 04ees 4'o4"oee "al1A oseo1 every a1.ef-
1oon' anofo slaay'ng evidence OF the pro-
eiees oe'De 1*aoe III n'nla'5 science. Every
man IN camp from lie commandant to the
humoicst Pf1Vate' seems TO vie with his COM
ssees IN tne lmpof'ant ousg oi oecoming
sA'A"'' p'aetacA SOLDIER, aud IN making such
aossneement IN lie profession OF arms as will
go -. " VA 'aufets upcn tne oattle-
|,o,s ' 49, .a.G,.. ~ tsuect nonot upon the State
~, as r-s,,a. 1aN" ~ 'a@'s ne Is 70 represent
.s"s.:.s' W" s applied 10 the Depart
"e"] ~. fn - 80 ~ N@se 'ae grounds and
psa4ee' 49,. p oous%s thoroughly
su W, ,]ses ~ ~ &ue government,
sD ,Hn.,, l11's 1'1o 49, So ',n ~Hu 1u' VOTE Is
~" e.ns w .'pIuis. =. "4u ~. cease Ill
aa,nn - ~ $500 ''''' 0'''''@>'' ~''o >''1 "a soS
, 1862-09-23
A Pnatical Gunboat Runs the
Blockade at Mobile.
Negligence of the Officer In Com
mand Of the Federal Bl9Cka-
disg Fleet.
HR Is PROMPTLY DISMISSED FROM THE
SERVICE,

FLAG sHP HARTFORD. PENsAcoLA BAT,
5epr- 8, 1864
sR II regret to be compelled again to
make another mortifylng acknowledgment Of:
apparent neglect. namely: the running OF the
blockade at Mobile By q ten gun gunoost, sup
posed to be Loya1d's gunboat, C.pt. Bullock.
You viii perceive, however, from Captain
Prcble's report, herewith enclosed, tha. there
good time, but failed to sink or capture her
Why Capt. Prebls did not fire into her after
she failed to stop or answer his hail, cannot
Imagine. The commander Of the Rachael Ssa-
man says, and believe they all admit, that
there Fever was finer opportunity for stop
ping vessel until she passed through; then,
however, when it WIS too late, they began
firing-the Oneida first, the Winona next, aud
tie Rachael Seaman last,
Very respectfully, your oh,d't s'v't
Rear Admiral, comd'g West S Gul. d'f1eS bloeRsaing
To the Hon. Gideon We1les. Secretary OF tho
Navy:
UNITED STATES STEAM SLoor OF WAE OSErpA,}
Orr MOBILE, Sept. 4, 1861.
s1R:-I regret to inform you that a three
masted screw steamer, wearing an English
quarter boats, q battery Of eighteen broad-
side guns, one or two piyots, and having cv-
cry appearance Of au English man-ot-war, ran
the blockade this afternoon, under the follo6-
ing circumstances:
I had sentt the Winona to wiudward to speak
| tc3ooner standing on under sail The smoke
| Of steamer Was discovered. bearing about
southeast aud standing directly tor us. Ob-
/ serving she was burning black smoke, Iu-
| melia!e]y signa1led the Winona to chase at
discretion. We soon neared the Stranger, in
| company with the Winona, who, as sue ap-
preached, gradually hauled to the wiad~ard.
Whe abeam Of him, about 100 yards distant,
1hailed lin, but received no answer I tncn
fired shot across his bows. H still ranged
ahead without stopping; but still thinking
him an English man-of-war, fired two mora
! shots ACROSS Ills bow, and then directed shot
at bin, which went over between his lower
and main mast. He soon hauled down his
flag and trained his guns to bear on us; but
haVirg DO flag to fight under, WAS afraid to
fire. We continued firing at him, assisted by
| the Vienna and one OF the mortar 6chooncr5,
bnt he made esit and by his superior speed
ard unparalleled audacity managed to escape
us.
We sent our shot all around aud over him,
| and are certain th1t several Of our shell aud
lhe Winoua'5 struck him.
With great modification, your oo't serv't,
/ (Sigred) GEORGE HENRY PREpLE, Com.
To Rear Admizcl D. G. FarEagut, Cong, &c.
L. NArr DEPARTMENT., Sept 20, 1860.
GENERAL OHpER.-Com. George Henry
Prt bic, senior officer in comm Ind of the
blockrding force off Mobile, na,iag been
guilty OF neglect Of duty in permitting the
armed steamer Ovetto to run the blockade, Is
BY order Of the president Dismissed from the
| fnyA1 6trVfrH frrr1 tt,fE date
, 1862-09-23
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL,
MONETARY.
MONDAY EyEN1Eo,

MONDAY EyEN1sa, Sept. n, ts6S.-
Exchange continues drrn- We quote it par0's
buying; H@H selling Gold Is taken at 116 to-
day, and old Demand Treasury notes at 112. Cur
rency ia still In demand, and an Increase In mar-
ket would be acceptable to bankers md business
men.
M,LwArkEE.-The Sentinel Of this motaing
eays:
The money market has undergone no change to
FFtak Ct Efnce cur lnst Issue. Currency Is in TAI:
supple+ and exchange rn'h hsr drmer. The buying
rate 4 premium. There WRa no Charge In SPECIE
Gold IS per cent premium Silver IL per cent,
Old Demand Notes ase bringing the same price as
silver.
, 1862-09-23

a quiet feeling perSaded the Wheat market to-
day and all descriptions. except M. sp:ing and
REJECTED. were easier. About $1,000 bu changed
hands at 99c for No. Red; 9oG9oNc for No.
Red; SIC for Rejected Red; so09tc for No.
Eprirg; s2Qsec for No. Spring, and69G 70kc for
Rejected Spring.
The Flour market ruled dull and heavy with only
aliuited inquiry for Winner Wheat brands at psi-
cce rangfrg from $4.75Sz5 40 for common to choice
Spring Wheat flour WAS neglected. and nominal
Corn was Ices active, and owing to an advance
in fiefghts ard unfavornble news from New York
the market declined AD1c per bushel, Sales foot
up about 1aok0 bushels all grades at 3i@s1K Kc for
High Mixed afloat; 3Sl32kc for Canal Mixed
aIoat; 29la9- c for Railroad Mixed in store, aud
a:@s5c for REJECTED in store-the market closing
dull.
There was hzm aad buoyant feeling In the
Dat market at the opening, and liberal sales were
made ut Saturdays outside prices. Towards the
close, however, the dcmand fell of, and ss1es were
made at 2sG523Ec-a decline Of Ha1c.
Rye was 1ees inquired for, and declined 1c-sales
being made ut dtc. Barley WIS without material
change. Mess Pork was shade Grmcr, with sales
Of city packed at $3.50. Timothy Seed WIS steady
and in demand at 81 IS for good samples. High
wines easier and more active. Sales at 79c.
Lake Freights we're firm but quiet, at an ad-
vance Of KQs1c per bushel. Engagements were
made at S1@s73c for corn and 6>4c fur oats to
Buffalo; 16c for wheat to 0awcgo; tic for corn to
ogdeusburgh. and 13kc for corn to King4ton VII
Port CoIb0rne
, 1862-09-23

New York Cotton Maraet--~sept. 10.
The market was quiet and pt1cea unsettled. The
sales weTe confined to about rs bales, in small
lots. atprdces ranging f.om 64K@58c f9 m1dd1Ing
uplands, The tales making were Of too limited 4
character to form correct basta Of quotations.
~. r. Herald.
, 1862-09-23
The Fifteenth Illinois Cavalry.
.... PEORIA. Sept. 80, 1861

LA1lO11 ~AltNAO AE1uEAEs
Permit nc to correct rnlstake made In vour 10.
csl notice ycetesday Of the cavalry regiment with
which an connected. It il spoken 1t a. '.Col.
Headley'e cava1ry;" whereas. 1 obtained the OF.
der, through the influence Of Coz Yatcs, tn tue
rePiment, 10 be commanded By Capt D P Ha1-
Geek Of the regular army. Cspt Hancock has BEEN
detailed BY the Var Department for this service,
a1di now et Springfield, where we hsvs estsh.
lhhed our headquarters, ~ the Colonel Of tho
regiment, It IL proper should say OF Col. 8An-
that during the eight 5eass Of h1a life in the
segnla service, no young officer ha+ bshaved more
CALAMITY. BE has been promoted twice for mere
torlons serytces. and has sccured the confidence
Of Al who know him !. and. therefore the reason
ol my application to the Department for authority
70 Isate we rc&tmcnt in his pzme.
heuun1ng is going IN rapidly, and the prospect
thtlt3 dayr. '-''->'
We intend that It eha1l be IN honor to the
governor and State, and therefore viii cfva no o..
de,e to rAite companies e1cept to parsons WIN sre
k1swn to be wth qualified fer tbs position IA
wbtrh they asp,re Tho regiment il numbered
18th Illinois cavalry, being the highest numbsr Z.
yet In any Of 1he States --0'
Fu,tbeT Information may be hsd By addressing
myself ut Peoria. or Col Rsncock as Sptiugae
LIKE plessure in n fening any. xtth WHOM an
Tnt rer1ura a11y acquainted. to Al the psomtnenl
ba1kers In Chicsgo. Iou1s truly,
, 1862-09-23

Flour and Grain In Bsore III Chicago.
The following table shows tho amount II hous,
wheat. and oorn, in etore IN this city today, com
pared with the zmount IN stoee wax ago, md
the corresponding date last yeAx:
, 1862-09-23

WASHINGTON, Sept. aa.-Wm. N. Ross, q
relative Of John Ross, has arrived here with q
communication from the latter to the prest-
dt Mt, asking that the CheTo6eee be recognized
in all their tre=ts rights, and setting forth that
what was done By that na1ion seemingly ia.
yoriDg the rebels, VAS under duzess and from
iatimidatior.
Mail facilities have been restored to Frede.
rick, Hagerstown aDd intermediate points.
An order has been issued for The removal oi
all the criminals Imprisoned in the peniten.
tisry in this district to the old county jail il
Albany, N. T., to afford an opportunity fol
an enlargement Of the arsenal, made absolutely
necessary By military exigencies.
By direction of tie president, the States ot
Missouri, Arkansas and TIE bordering Indian
territory will constitute the department o
3lies ouJi. and will be commanded by MILO,
General 8. R. Curtis. with his headquarters at
st. Louis. Alton, ILL.,, is attached to the de-
attached to tile department Of Ohio head
quarters at Cincinnati.
, 1862-09-23
New York Stock and Money Market.
BT Telegraph NEw ToRK. eept "a, 1869

New York Stock and Money Market.
By Telegraph NEw ToRK. eept q, 1861
First Board- -stocks active and higher
Chic & Rock leland IN Mich Southern 80. ak
Galena s Chicago. 75A Mich Gentra. -. IS
Ill. Cen. scr1p. 49,. 66A Pits. Ft. II. T. c.. 39l
GoyERNNENT sTocKs.
e. $. e., 81, coup 1nIH TreasurT7 $40 ...1o4''s
do Sc, =. coup 9l4 do year cert'e.. 90
U S, Demd Notes -113K
Steund Board Stocks higher with fatr business
CHI. s. Rock Island TN Mich Central ~ T4.<
Cleye T. Toledo. EO,z Reading ., 64
NJ Cent. terip. =. 67E G4lena l. Chicago. 75.<
nies;ts NE; sonsa s61Fts 4 ,cd. sii
Erie. :-.--..-... 43k 2. F. ". s c. I'd b. SIX
co p1efer1ed..... III Tol. s. WaS. let b.. u
Harlem. .--........ IL do ID boads ..... 7Gsz
Hudson. w Missouri 0's ~. 4sz
GoyEKEMEET sTocKs.
g. s. 6s 81 10, xG11o1sl Treas 310 t04s.G1to:l
Z. s. SIS H. coups. 9lE q. s 6's 'Gs comps ioo
MONEY MARKET.-Qutte easy at a cent. on
call; strictly prime paper 4G5 per cent
Sterling ,E1change-Quiet at lass1Q1129 for
bankers bl1]r.
American gold opening lismer at s711:, and clo.ed
steady at 1sA@1TH q cant premium
California gold bars steady ut II per cent. pre
MUM. :
, 1862-09-23
ILLINOIS AND MICHIGAN CANAL

ARRIVED. .Sept~ 30
A1eona, Norris. ECO bn corn, 1ss hu seeds.
Constitution, LocsEort; as0 bu corn.
Il Diekey. La Sa1,e Tc0 bu wheat, 1,ss3 bu corn,
Rph't utlme4 Utica. tG0t bu corn.
Prairie State, Ii ssll- b-al& bu wheat
Merriam, Morzie. 90 bu corn, 1900 lbs oooper's
Wing snd Wing, I. Sale. 4soo bu corn.
Belle, La Salle, Coo bQ cokn.
Els, Joliet. 100 bu corn-
CLEARED. ....... Sept. H.
Alice. Il Bale, q COS f lumber.
Lesiathan, Ii salle 1ua ae Il lumber. 10 m shin-
Lam ess; ~. Ottawa.
Oneida, 0s!awa-
e &c e:@pseli. /. sale. aza n lumber, 70 n 1.th,
~ cedar poets.
Joln HcNelts. l. Sale, g. m # lumber, Is N sid
- 1sg. 20 n ehmsles-
Magma, L sale, 10 brls lime, 1so br1s salt.
Roo't Ho1mes. Utica.
Ericefun. Ottawa
Otawn, OTTAWA.
AotIia, j, uet. il 0br}s fslt. ......
Eneline. sentca, Is m lumber, am lath, 313 bsls
ur.a;1Is. nne M,r,e111es.
CONSTITUTION, La sale
aler Il Sale, 1satons pig Iron.
Portland, M.11te. lis htls salt
Trout ptour, Loclporr. 4s,03B n lumber, m
Dr. B1niy, il sale. 81: :lso n lumber, 1s,ap n
tidt +. ,se N ehingie.. 100 N lath.
Cls11:e't r Salle, ,up0 Il lnnbes. 10 n shingles
15,tlpAth.