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M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1862-05-15
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Ague Cure, ,
YoR THE SPEEDY svRE OH


HnterFnIttsnt Fever, or Fever and Agus,
Remittent Fever, Chlll Fever, Dumb
Ague, Periodical Headache, or Bilious
Headache, and Bilious FOvers, indeed
for the whole class of diseases originals
ing In hillary derangemsnt, caused BY
the Malaria of Miasmatie Countries.
We are enabled here to offer the sommunity
remedy which, while it cures the above complaints
With certainty, is still perfectly harmless in any
quantity. Such remedy is invaluable in districts
whsrs these affecting disorders prevail. This
"CURR" expels the nliasmaie poison Of FEVER
AHD AGUE from the system, and prevents the de-
vsls spmsnt Of the disease il taken en- the first ap-
preach fits premonitory symptoms. It's not only
The best remedy ever yet discovered fe- this class
Of complaints, but also the cheaper. The large
quantity we supply fer dollar Lr:ls it within the
reach sf every body and in bilious districts, where
FEvER AND AGUH prevails, every bsdy should
have it and use it freely - for cure and pTstec-
tea. A great Superio-lTy Il this remedy ever any
ether ever discovered for the speedy and certain
cure Of Intermittents l. tat it contains As QuiRine
or mineral consequently it produces ne quinsm or
ether injurious effects whatever upon the eonstitu-
isn. Those cured by il are left as healthy a. IL
they had never had the disease.
or and Ague is net alone the consequence sf
As .iasmatis poison. A great variety Of disor-
ders arise from its irritation, among which are
Neuralgia, Rhsumatisst, God, Headache, Blind
asss, ToOthdehe, Earaehs CatarTh, asthma, PsL
sttafion Painful Afeetion Of the Spleen, Hystsr-
iss, Pain in the BsiseLs, Cole, Paraiyas and De-
rsngsnsnt Of the StO11eh, all Of which, when
originating in this cause, put on the mtnmikHst
tyys, or become periodical. This CrrE sxpsls
the poison from the blood, and ssnssqusntiy ssrss
them all alike. 1t Is an invaluable protsstisa 10
immigrants and persons travelling Or temporarily
residing l. the malarous districts. II taken ocea-
sionally or daily while exposed to the inisstisA,
that will be exereted from the system, and sannet
accumulate in sufficient quantity 70 ripsn into dis
ease. Hence it il svsn more valuable fsr protee-
zion than cure, and few will ever suffer from Inter.
rnittsns II they avail Asasslrss u Ne PTstsstisa
eAis remedy affords.
Svpssa H HpALAkyn D -, rpv<u, NAsI
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1862-05-15

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M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1862-05-15

= NJ. PETTENG1LL & CO., Advertising
Ss Agents, No.. 81 Park Row, New York, G.
6 State Street, Boston are our Agents and arc
authorized to take advertisements and Sub
sclipiions fer Us at our Lowest Rates.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1862-05-15
EIlMDEN FOUNDRY.

BENJAMIN DILL, - PROPRIETOR
H A NJ DEN, OHIO.
stoves, Flows, Hollow Wrc
ALL OTHER KINDS JF CASTINGS
On nd and for sale, or Made on Short
Notice.
TIE undersigned having purchased the Ham
den Foundry and put the sumein operation,
is now prepared to execute promplyalI work or
dercd in that inc ofbusiness. All kind, Of Cast
ings usually made at Foundries will be Kept on
hand and for sale at the most reasonable rates.
TIN w A K L,
He has established. in connection with h
Foundry. a TIN SHOP. and will manufacture
and rerairall kinds Tin Ware. Stoves, which
can he bought cheaper at the Foundry than from
second hand dealers. will be fitted ont in any
style to suit the purchasers.
0rhe facilities oftEe Foundry situated, al il is
in / he midst of Furnaces Nher,tle raw metal is
always to be had at saving expense. must he
,evident to ali; and the subscriber bning deter
mined not 20 bo outdUne either in he quality Gr
cheapness. of his manufactures. asks for and
hopes to receive the PATRONAGE Of the commu-
nit BENJAMIN DILL.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1862-02-27

of the enemy and beyond the Potomac The Var De-
partment has been fully advised org of all OF those
causes some of which onlY proper be here
nicated. Az army which bal fought that day
against ODDS under July sum- mest Of the tme
without water aad without food except hastily snached
meal dawn, in condition for the toll of eager,
effective pursuit OF enemy Immediately AFTER the battle.
(n the following day an ~ heavy and unntefmit
ng fell Of rain ntervened to Distract advance, with
reasonable prospect fruitful results. added o this the
want ct cavalry force OF sufficient Dumbers made an efi-
eient pursuit military imPc saibity.
YoR- 0bedient servant,
g Z BgAUREtr ARD
G.aercl O0mmandlng
To GENERAL 8 CooPER AGjutant and Inspector Ge,sra
Richmond, Ta
(0ficial) Z. Il. CHlLTON,
4TilI1ut
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1862-02-27

NEW WATER yyuEEL,-GzIE8AT INYENTIoN.
TNHE SUBSCRIBER takes this method Of Informing the
public, that, after many years OF experience ne mas
succeeded in iuventing a WATER WHEEL which he can
confidently recommend as being simpler in construction,
more p0Rerlu in performance with given amount or head
of yer and more durable and less liable to geb cut OF
order than heel now ia use OF heCtoIoIe oeI -
This Wheel was patented on tie Goth January, 1861! 1t
being packed Wheel, escape between the
top Of the Wheel and the bottom of the case aud conse
qIeuty all loss Of power from such escape OF water Is
Ps Wheel is reaction Wheel 1t ia of cast iron and is
SO simple construction that any mechanic can put IN
after having once it done. II wi with q feet OF
water grind from II to 10 bushels Of Corn per hour, and Is
snited ia anv head Of water feet upwards 1t has
only buckets aud turns out 81 square inches OF wafer
being all that requires for the performance OF any amount
As above stated this Whee patented and Itake pleas,
ure in Offering j. any person wanting cheap poWefiul
and durable Water Wheel adapted to Frist mills, upright
circular saw mills, cotton gins iactoriss or any oener
kind Of machinery in driving which waerpOwerl Is used
any head OF water will furnish and put IN running or
der Wheel attached to any mill for SO, or VIII
sell the right for go will also sell County and
Apy person wishing purchase Wheels individual, Coun-
ty or state rights desiring any information Will receive
immediate attention by applying TO or sdoIesng James
Armstrong ohm o. Armstrong, James M ARMSTRONG Doo
binsvie, sampson county, n y ther AgehCs, Nessrs
Hart Bailey, Wilmington, n c. or the the 519scri6er @ d
GEORGE W. ARMSTRONG, Pdte1tee.
rTbe pateuee refers to the following Certificate from
competent persons who have seen the operation OF hN
This to certify that we tie undersigned, have seen th
performance OF The Water Wheel invented by Georg
W. Armstrong, Of sampson county N O. 1t grlnds pushe
OF good mo 1 minutes and As seconds wiJh7 feet inch
es OF wateI saves half the water with comparison
other wheels. HARDY HERRING.
JOHN BARDEN.
JAS. II. LAMB.
DANIEL JOHNSON,
r. W. TATOM
q. W. SMITH.
March 2sth 1861. Silly
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1862-02-27

TE2FE SUBSCRIBER, wishing to to his late pDrcA
in < Carolina offers for sale his Plantation Topsail
Sound Wilmington containing over FIVE hun
dred acres of the best quality Pea Mutt land About half
Of the tract is row under cultivation Also. small
tract piney land lying front of said place the main
road leading TO Wilmington. These lands principally
on the Sound convenient fish and for making
GaIt-and are believed be desirdby located any
LANDS on tie Sound There is about hundred acres
of the very best Pea Land, ready to clear, portion OF
which has already been deaded, and contains large
quantity Of trees, the very best for boiling
Sa-and convenient to the Sound. Persons wishing to
purchase desirable residence would 90 well to examine
the premises. Terms made easy.
n. T. NIXON.
Dec. 10, 1861. l7-tf
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srAIz OF NORTH CAROLIEA, I

SAMPSON COUNTY.
-rz-ErETAg intelligence under cath Of &. ". ku 20
wv trcr hath this day reached the undersigned IA
. eUIaud NED, two slaves, tie property OF o. W. ~
tu.rav hath runaway, and lie out hid and lurking III
5vyacrs woods and other obscure places committing &C.
on the peaceful inhahitar5 Of the State. These
IRE I'm the name Of the State North Carolina to require
them said slaves, forthwith surrender themselves to
their ulsstcr or the lawful hoy, and We do hereby or
der his rrcclamatcn to he published at the Court HOuse
door aud in some public newspaper and warn the said
slaves hat II they not Immediately return 20 their mas
n and answer lie lharres aforeaid it is lawful for any
person 10 capture them staying otherwise, with
cut nc usaliGn or impeachment OF ary crime.
Given under our Hands AID seals, this the 22d day Of
January, lst2 .- -
JOSEPH HERRING, J. P, [sEAL.l
l.. 3. OWEN, J.P LsEAL,l
r.,-.-. ol.r 1880 23-tf.
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Jane 9th, lsG'
Il EE.EvABD

e., OF TWENTY-FIVE DOLLARS each, will be gwen
= for the arpreheugiUn and delivery OF my two boys
40 suLJGOH and LSSLC. SOLOhOR IS dark, 1ull
" of hair tag lus, has on his lett hand between
lis Tum3 and Goger-hi5 height about i've feet, ten or
eleven inches E-s-C about five feet five or seven inches
hgl-yeOU skim has between the T8ht eye ana eye
brow, caused by The bic OF deg, yety heavy set
june 18Th, 1861 4--u
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ew.gr5 0e NORTH Carolina.
NEW HANOVER COUNTY.


VE-EEREA2. intelligence under oath Of &. ". Moore,
wv hath this day reached the uDdersigDed that Jl,
slave lLe property Of g. W. Moore, hath run away ana mes
Gun mid and lurking in swamps woods, and other obscure
places committing deprcdauols ON the peaceful inhabitants
of the State. These in the name OF the State OF North
Carolina to Yeo0i,e him. the said s}ave forthwith to surren-
der himself to bis master tie lawful authority and we
do hereby order this proclamation TO be published at the
Court House door and public newspaper ana warn
the said slave that he 90 not Immediately return 10 ms
gad master and the charges aforesaid 1t lawful
for m person pure him. by staying him or otherwise
without accusatjUn or impeachment OF any crime.
Given under hands and seals, this 18th day OF June
1851. Ja-. GAitAt SUN, >. r. ksEAL
WI. J. CORN WALL, }. ?. [sEAL.l
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/ SOL and NED or Twenty Dollars for either of them
dead or alive or their confinement in any jail in the
State that get them again. sol IS abouJ 90 years
old wei M about Zl0 5-. about feet inches high, quick
Spoken smooth black skin, and little grey. Ned is about
u ytar- old about inches high, thick set, weighs
b1r lao us Quick spoken black skin, ard is carpenter
by trade. u. W. AZ hd hE T. r.
n-Lh 1850 Z3.It.
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spaAEL kAW ELL. E0Es SALE.

STEAM SAW FsILh F0E SALE,
z WILL Expose to public sale on the premie ore
mile from Brown Marsh Station, W. G r. Railroad,
the oath Feby inst, valuable TEAM SAW MILL IN
good running order belonging TO the estate OF the late
David Mckee. Terms, six months credit upon approved
bonds. d. H. RoBINH''N, Adm'r.
Feb sth 1862 l32-lw-25-ts
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For Sale and to Let,

THE EcTEL IL KENAssyILFB,
DUPIIN COUNTY, formerly known ss " The Un1On,
recently PGTker'S together with the UR-
HTURE belonging thereto VIII be offered for sale at pubc
auction en- Monday the Gath of March next The terms
will be easy. j. y. FTALLiNGS, Proprietor
Ini N
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NOTICE.

NOVICE.
~ ENTLEMEN, am happy to say that am once more
in market for few likely young NEGROES Persons
having such property to dispose of will find ad
vantage to address me at Clinton, N. c.
JOHN BARDEN.
Jan. SOth, 1862, 2S-2m.
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EHaE.t.rR nTEAREe-

DEU4CIST AND APOTHECARY,
No. As MARKET STREET.
A full stock Of Medicines, Paints, Oils Window Glass,
ar Brushes Paint Brusees Toilet Soaps, Fancy Articles
audrets Garden Seeds, &C., &C., constantly on hand.
The attention Of Physicians is especially called TO the
-,cE of Medicines, which warranted as being pure
-.NnL.pr u. 1850
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NXNCUTOR,s NOELCE

EXECUTORS hDGTCE.
II AV Nc qualified Executor beast will and te.ta
ment Of Thomas Hill, deceased hereby p5tIfF al
persons Indebted the Of ad deceased, to make
Immediate Also for Editors present their
claims properly authentica within the time prescribed
by Law, This notice will be plead in bar Of recovery.
EPETGET HILL, Erec9dOr.
jan %. 23-tf,w
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General Notices.
DIR. ARLINGTON

s PLEASED to to tie public, aa5pszzssses
L that having procured the services of a EsSsSsssa
competent Assistant TO take charge Of the OLIILI
Mechanical branch of Dentistry he is prepared to
have Artificial Teeth inserted from to set,
of any style desired.
R Prices reasonable, and every ope aton guaranteed
to give entire satisfaction
Dr. 4. will continue heretofore, 10 connC As profes
sena services exclusively the preservation Of the Dau
tai structure,
Physicians Of Wilmington and patrons generally, given
reference,
Jan. 30th 1862 23-lm.
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" anted.
.nING NEGROES WANTEEs,

YGUNG NEGROES WANTED.
E$O THE subscriber desires to purchase number OF
"a YOUNG NEGROES, boys and girls, for which he VIII
-, give the full market rates.
Persons hav ng such properly o dspo.e # had better
give him call. II. II. Rktrl5I : X
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WILLIAM TT.I.TPPITp.

rETHJLESALE AND RETAIL DRUGGIST, and Dealer in
9 Paints, Os Dye Stufs, WinGow Glass, Garden Seeds
mey, Patent Medicines, &C. &C., corner Of Front anC
rrat sl Immediately opposite SHAws old stand Whining
... n g.
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rolesSionaI and Business Cards.

OK ". P, KENDALL, j. S. KENDALL
CoZ, KENDALL; IS CD
I COMMISSION MERCHANTS AND WHOLES ALE G6O-
"CFRS 10. IL & II. North Water st.
- o. al 9-tf
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.EnGEr.EE u. KEEN.

{ EfgETBACTOR AND BUILDER, respectfully nforlns L
public that be is prepared take contracts in his liz
business lie keeps constantly Gn hand, LINE, CEMEN
LAETG PLAsTEgE0 HAZE Philadelphia PRESS BRICK, Ii
RICE, DC.
NJ h. 10 Distilers Of TurpentDebe is prepared to p'
-- CriIT- at the shortest notice May 20-37-1y.
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We GIVE some OF the Federal accounts of the fight
ing at Fort Donelson Oar men fought there noby,
and we don't aow believe word Of the fifteen thou
sapd prisoners. Nooe Of our Generals are captured
and if they cut their way through their men followed
them AS old Ar. Adams said owe still Iive!' We
ant dead yet.
4 passenger from Richmond, who arrived here this
morning. reports that, official dispatches had been
cived at Richmond stating loss ia prisoners at the
fort DoDelsoo fight was only 300.
From Tennessee.
Fight at F01t Doneison--7he Upper Fort CQptured-
The main Fort Comm1n1ed by guns -Pro!0ng
ed ind Desperate Fighting-The Gun-boats DISABLED
| -P,ogress Of the Bahte-1h1ee Days FtgttDg-
Position Of the Fort - Iaco Of the RcsoubtS Caplur
ed-1he Faeht to be Renclred Yesterday.
| St L us Feb. 16, P. .I-Ti,e city is wild with ex
citemen aud rejoicing at the glorious just mad
public from headquarters that "he american ftg nou
dCaUss over Fort D0nelSon:"
The struggle has been severe and the loss heavy O
both sides,
Major General Grants batteries was taken by th
Rebels bat was recapturei By our brave troops.
one Of the gunboas are said to be badly damaged
Particulars expected tonight.
PROGRESS OF THE FIGHT.
ST. Louis, Feb la special despatch to the Mi
souri, Democrat, dated Sunday, February 16 P. n
J, says:
Commodore, ,Foote reached mere at II o'clock la
night, board the United States gon-boat Co1estog
AVE stormed Fort Donelsor Friday afternoon
The gun-boatS st. Louis Louisville, Pittgburg, C
rondolet, Tyler aud Conestoga, after fighting a lit
over an hour, withdrew.
Fifty four were killed and wounded on our gun-boat
Pots Rieyald Hinlon Of the st. Louis, beipg amor
, the latter.
Commodore Foote, whilst standing on the pilot hon
of the 81. Louis his 15g slip, was slightly wounded
d The Ct Louis was bit sixty-one times, aud two
the gua-oDats disabled.
: The Tyler and ConestOga remained out Of range
S the enemyS guns.
The line of battle was as foIlows:-The St. Louis
the right next tbe Louisville, then the Pittsburg
the Carond0Iet the left.
! The enemy's fire was very accurate. They had thr
batieries-oae near the water, fifty feet above th
and third fifty feet above the second. The upper
= mounted four eighteen Founders. This oDe was held
reserve until our boats got within four hanred yards
> the fort.
Oar FIRE directed principally at the water batter
ia One Of the enehy's guns burst and number were
S mounted be enemy could be seen carrying the De
e cut of their trenches.
q, All the gunboats were left u3 the Cumberland exec
II TIE Connesoga She left there yesterday morning
A r,hed qua on the lar0Ddolet burst killiag six m
ie The RAIDER OF the Pittsburg was shot away
3 The mortar boats lett here yesterday morning.
= The above statements of the fight were received fir
b. gentleman who aboard the st. Louis during
engagement.
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ESEtO. ~, ROSE,
& ia J-a~ n WILMDoToE, H. c.
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EE.EXAhDAZg OLDHAM,
rr -rraTEFr-

ALEX Ah "a E<G SSAA54AAm9
DFALEB IL GRAIN, AND COMMISSION MER-
WILMIH GToN, n. G.
Prompt sttaon given to the sale Of Cotton, Flour, Ba
o., ana other Country Produce.
n5.. 2Zl. 1859 II
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&. II. RnRINsGH 6. CO..

q, 7. RDBtNstH @ 20, -.
rtrwvGzcIOV AND FORWARDING MERCHANTS,
WILMINGTON, n. c.
Ufce over J. A. Wizards store Entrance corner OF
F.inces> and Water Streets
March 3, l8G0.--l5S&l9.
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Dec. 10, 1861.
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March 2sth, 1861.
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Passengers y the Georgia Rail Road tonight that
Generals Pillow, Floyed and Buckner, after gallant
fence of three days. cut their way through the enemy
in the neighborhood of Nashville. Gen. A. S.
Joanston ia at Gaatn, ard has idea of surrenderng
Nashville.
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As FULTON Editor. \. l. PRICE, ASSOCIATE Ed1ol
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LATER FROM Observation-Disclosures PILLOW
AND FL0YED SAFE.-THEY CUT THEIR WAY
THROUGH THE ENEMY-GEN. JOHNSTON AT
ALLATIE.-NASHVILLE NOT TO BE SURRENDER
, 1862-11-19

0o0111S " "a1*Ef-FE e n0lE II 1uF11Ct OF ECO
&c = doz- On Willow Baskets <1akc q doz. on
Pals, and 6cc Oh Tuba. We quote:
, 1862-11-19
D1.x GOODS MaRnEr.


TCEsDAT EVENING, Nov. 17, 1862.
We chronicle smother very busy s7eek, with
sti1enins and .dvancirg prices. Some grades OF
goods sse1n to have reach.d their Hiatt, altAoush
RroNi1g very sca1ce, and esnnot be 2zoducea ut
the prices from raw material at p.esen. value.
Ccaree cotton fabrics should bring at least $1G0
e b Wills cottan costs d to 70 c=ats. The stocks
cf coaEse Wuolens, Yarns, Blankets, Shirts and
Drawers, Li1seys, Hoods, Enbias Ba!fuo7a! Skirts,
and Fancy Dress Flannels, s1a becoming sr.all, IS
Manufacturers are not producing sufficient to sup-
ply The acmaud. Rob Roys, tnat sold for Il cents,
base Ill bcen bought up st the Esst at 35. pric=s
il Chicago h.ye improved, o;7iEg TO the material
advance at the East, but oar jobhczs, llopeve-,
cosi:ne to sell Ut l.rer rzicea thu Eastern ono.
tascnE it is cot easy foc then. 10 !1ap Up with
the steady adyanee rzaie n9 Manufacturers ami
aEeEts. They also imFozt n:aa7 gcols, which
they secl1e go as to compete with dcale:a ei:e-
wkkcsc.
Manchester sid pacii: n=Eainee have aecc I'D
Tazetj by the aEsu:s to IS cents fas pam and y;
ctG:s fSr t7Ls, anS tey eTrisc that tzj a7s nab.e
- It'll oE1c,s: aid IL 90 ca:z Z. y:su f.o:n ,yo.k
t. week.
Our fricI,ls may well give haeI to ihe coustsnt-
j. snpioring ps:cas, AID L'ut ps~per .yases ap,,u
| ::fcls they have Gil hand. Heoro.r liz. les::a;
| ite11s IS follows fcr to-day:
, 1862-11-19

Tuesday F1TEKISE. November Is, 1SG2.
Tie sctiyi!y 1.eIieed in our last review still coz
times nuabateG, and Friccs for al staple articles
Fave strong npwa1d tendency. A remarkable
degree Ct buoysncy is exhibited in the coffee mar
ket, when it il known that several lots hsyt
chSngea hanl1 cn tic street three four Times
within week. The stcc1s in the Eas: aud in the
city very low, and prices hare attained high
point than 1t airy other lima sincs ;1.e war; be-
ing firmly held at an advance Of 1Gn?c since The
date Of our last. There has been moderate busi-
ncss doing in Eefncd Sugars, aud the market l1s
advanced 1{c-holdera ref1s1ug to prva5 sales.
Raw grades ccrti1ue firm and active st Il advance
Of &c. Mc1asscs and SE1ups have materially ad-
Taneed-saining 2G4c within weclz. Sorghum
Is coming n Eloviy as the farmers have net yet
got through crCsh11g the cane-ths market il
firm hut rather quiet. Carolina Rice 1s in light
supply. and has rominalIy adraIced &c. Other
grades are firm at the came advance. Teas are
firm snd tend to further appreciation in synpa-
thy with the Eastern markets. Tie excitement
in Tobacco has considerably subajdcd, bat the
market remains firm with al advance Of 5Dlcc On
natural leaf. Ottawa stareh has advanced 1:c51sc.
Or Star Cunalcs we note slight advance caused
by the increased cost CT msnufactute.
We give closing PRICES as follows:
, 1862-11-19
MARINE LIST.
PORT OF CHICAGO.

ARRIVED. Nov. IS.
Prop Eunter, Dixon. Buffalo, 1,01, bzls sails,
eund1iee.
Prop Pittsburgh, Webster, Buffalo, 400 bsls ap-
pies.
Prep Tonawanda, Palmer, Buffalo. cog SACKS salt'
Bark Shanghai. Dali, Cleveland. Lao n lumber
Ba,k Danube, Hal, Buffalo. 10 tons shit-
Bark Levi Rawsou, Flint, Bu1Aos p .oa7 Ell. sn
Ba1E D Cornwen, McDermand, IT Bur"eu, 6o1cds
wood. 50, .1r1,. noo
Bark B Shepard, Hackett, Wa1lacehurggh, 30
tons galt, s. cds ~uod. :,
Brig Montezuna. Moore, Kingston. 14s tons eals.
B[g B[E p1Een she North. saitn sos bass SILT.
Schf Hattings. Howard, Colbor1e. 90 eds wood.
schr AYR, McG1ath. Kingston, 500 bri5 etlts IT
caaks coustic coda
Schr II Baxter, Henderson, Kingston, 800 tons
ealt.
scbr Queen Ct the Lakes, Mustard, CoIborne.
Schz Narshfesd, Mack1n, Kingstans 4.coo oo SALT,
schr S Adams, Noryas, Kingston. I, $50 bu ealt.
echr Ella Logan, Lamphe<e. Presqqs Isis, $50
schr Il a:y Collins. D1xon, Pzesqua 1aies $50 tons
coal,