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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1862-02-28
Bachelors Hair Dye.--The Best in
the World

W. A. BACHELORS splendid Hair Dye Is the ORIG
and only Reliable and Harmless Hair Dye known
Instantaneous in its ectS does not stain the skin and in
ysorates the hair for life. b. careful and other
than the genuine signed Oh each Side OF every box-WN
\. BATCHEI.R. Sold hy all respectable Druggists and
Fancy Goots Stores everywhere. Mandatory No. 81
Barclay street, date IL Bond and 23 Broadway
New York 40
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Bennington County.

During the great storm Of Jan. 18th, so
much snow was blown into the river at Ben
nington as completely to dam it up, and the
fish in the bed below were left dry and pick
ed up in quantities.
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MUSICAL CONVENTION.
TREMENDOUS EXCITEMENT.
Arrival of over
$4,000 WORTH OF
DRY GOODS AT BARTON.

In consequence of the War, one of the Largest
Dry Goods Houses in Boston has recently failed.
One-half of their Immense Stock Of Fashionable
Dress Goods has been sent to
BARTON VILLAGE,
with orders to sell the same for whatever prices
they will bring.
The Stock comprises the largest and best as
sortment of Rich Plaid, Striped and Brocaded
Silks. Cashmere Shawls both Long and Square.
Washington Mills Plaid, Wooden Shawls. Plain
Black Shawls, best quality of the Genuine Eng
fish Crown and Gros de Rhen Black Silks. There
are over $1,000 worth of Silks in the Stock
All the new styles Imported Goods for Dress
cs. such as Poll de Chevres, Garibaldi Plaids.
Mohairs, Poplins. Neapoltan DeLaines. Masen-
ia Checks, best quality French Thibets and Ly-
onese. and every variety of Dress Goods TO be
found in first class Dry Goods Store in Boston
or New York
\ splendid assortment. of Blcached Linen Ia
bic Covers. Napkins, Brown Table Covers fine
white Linens, white cambria Muslins. check
Cambrics, bleaChcd Sheetings and Shrtings,
both heavy and fine embossed wooden Table Gov
ers. brown Cambrics. Doth Sarsinot and English.
splendid French and English Print, Merrimack,
Pacific. Manchester. ard other American Prints.
Black Broadcloths for Ladies C!oaks and Bas-
qunes.
There ale over 10000 yds of PRINTS in
the Stock Linen ndkfs. Shirt Bosoms. Shr,
Collars. real French Fancy Shifting, Cotton
Flannels. Balmoral Skirts. Hoped Skirts. Mar
settles Quilts. Tickings. Striped Shirtings. Blue
Drillinss. Crashes and Huckabuck for Towelng
Russian Diaper, Spool Cottons, and other Good,
too numerous to capituate i'll this bill.
CLOTHS. CLOTHS,
Pant Cloths of every description. Harris bes
goods for mems wear. Black German BroaC
Cloths Doeskins, SatinetS Beaver Cloths. TregC
! Cloths, Repellants and Water Proof Cloths FOL
Ladies CloakS, &c, &c. comprising the Large>
and Best assortment of Cloths in New Eng land
/ The orders to sell these Goods uncondi
tional and peremptory. The families of Orlcan:
and Caledonia Counties and Northern Vernon
have thus an opportunity obtain rich and desra
! bic goods which cannot otherwise be obtaincC
this side of Boston or New York.
Recolect the Store,
| Mansfeld's Building.
Barton Village
Next to the Barton Hotel
/ 4 splendid assortment of Rich Fashionabl,
Cloaks.
S2-93 SlLAS s. DREW. Assignee.
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MOOSE RIVER HOTEL.
East St. Johnsbury, Vermont.

The subscriber would respectfully announce
to the citizens Of st Johnsbury, and the travelling
public generally. that he has leased the above
Hotel. formerly kept by E. J. Stiles. and soicits
share of patronage. Having good accommOda-
tons for both man and beast. he feels confident
that with close attention to business and person
al supervision, he shall not fail to please all who
may give him call.
LOWELL G. STILES.
E. st Johnsbury. Feb "a, 1862. 1885
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ORDER of NOTICE of SETTLEMENT
ORDERof NOTICE Of SETTLEMENT
WALTER RRoWS.S ESTATE

STATE OF VERMONT. CALEDONIA DISTRICT SIS
At Probate Court held IL ST. J"i>bGry i'll said District
on the 18th day oi Feb. 4. ID. l>6.:
WHEREAS. Nathaniel ROv. administrator on the
w e>taI. "f WALTER BROWN. late Barnet
in said district, deceased. proposes 10 render
account Oi his administration, AMI To present
his account against said estate for examination
and allu~anC. Tor the PURPOSE al making par
t1On AMI distribution of the residue OF said estate uier
decree ii said court anon. iii" persons VIII" ty
law entitled In the IL i therefore ordered hy said
court that the Under consideration and he
heard al the Probate Oi,c, ST JOlii>bTy. on the 10th
tay March. A. u. l>62 And il ! further ordered
that all persons Interested lee notified hereof publ
cation copy OF the record 81 this order in the
Cal-,ionian. printed aS. J"hI-!ury three weeks
Ce>>iYcly previous IL >ai; time uicariI- that they
appear AMI contest the allowance of said account If
they ami SIS" c hoard ty said court, ia the
matter partition and distribution OF said estate.
By the court,
Attest. ASA l.. FRENCH Judge.
true cJpyOf record.
s3-a Attest ASA L. FRENCH. Judge.
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THE CALIFORNIAN.
LOCAL AND STATE ITEMS.
Rocks and Periodicals Bound.

We have made arrangements by which we take
hooks and periodicals for binding. All work in
Dr manner.
? p. call dad see specimens and prices. If
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A Card to the Sufferins.-The Rev. w

4 CARD 10 the SufferlnS.-The Rev. VIM.
Cosgrove. while aborns S a Missionary III Japan wa
cured of Consumption, when all other had failed
by recipe obtained from learned physician residing IN
the great city OF Jedo This recipe has cured great
bers who were suffering from Consumption, Bronchitis
Sore Throat Coughs and Colds the debility and
Vuu' depression caused by these disorders.
DESTROYS Of bengittng others, will send this recipe
which have brought home with me- to all who need II
free of charge. Address
REV. WN. COSG ROVE.
G5-l3l7 4S9 Fulton Avenue, BROOKLYN. NY
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Windsor Co.

Windsor Co.
The Woodstock light infantry compan!
has furnished since their three months serv
ice, one lieutenant colonel, two captains an(
five lieutenants from their ranks.
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DROMISES TO PAY,
AT A DISCOUNT.

THE REBELLION of 1861 has had such de-
pressing effect upon the above commodity tina;
their market value is not quoted. All tradesmen
spurn them as worthless for which imperative
reason. the subscriber will dispose of his entire
stock. either a: private sale between this date
and Feb lst. or thereafter a. public auction. SO
soon as arrangements can be made for the sale.
Sale positive with no postponement.
SELIM NEWELL.
ST Johnsbury VI Jan G. 1851
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Attest. ASA l.. FRENCH. Judge.
A true copy "f record.
s:->4 Attest. ASA l.. FRENCH. Judge.
ORDER of NOTICE of SETTLEMENT.
JOHN q YoG-N'i'S Estate.

STATE OF VERMONT Caledonia, District. =.
At Probate Court heidi - J,n-bu.y III said i.-tr.l
u 9Th lay III Feb. 4 u $50
WHEREAS. James K. Young. administrator the
estate If John q Young late v' Whcrluyk said dis
trCt deceased. proposes L. render nf his al
nni~tratuII ,Ir L" present hi> said
estate frr eNiiiitiJ al! allowance Tor the purpose
making partition ali! distribution t. residue said
Under dec >.ti C.u:i. the
VIII hs LAW entitled 1" the II : therefore
.rS hy SAIL court that the under
aud - heard AT PROBATE bIirr Jn!u-tl.rE
az the 1t day March A IL Isl Ant Il further or
G,Tr that al interested h.- .ilil-l hereof hy
publication ,rpN the record Ills ia the.
Californian. printed At ~ J"hushurV. three weeks sue
cts>E"y. previous I" SAIL time 81 hearing. that they
appear and The Li account, II they
al" zee heard o. SAID III.
o partition lni distribution vI Sal! estate
By the court
Attest. ASA l.. FRENCH. Judge.
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ORDER of NOTICE of SETTLEMENT
LORENZO u. RUGGLES' ESTATE
STATE OF VERMONT Caledonia District s.

STATE OF VERMONT. Caledonia District, s.
Al Probate Court held S. John>hury i'll said district
the Eth ,iay 81 Fen \. ID. lsf.-
WHEREAS. William +. Ru--lcs. administrator on
the Lorenzo ID Rus;l-s late Sutton said
district, deceased. PROPOSES 10 rcier account II h>
admin ratluII. AMI Ia present hi account against sad
estate iT examination aud allowance Tor the purpose
making partition! and distribution the Residue said
estate Under decree ui said court the no
are b. law entitled To- thu >ael i therefore ordered .y
said that the Under consideration ami
Ice heard Al the Pr bate bc. in 81 Jul.Is,Iry
taS OF March A ID l,2. And = further ordered that
all persons Interested he bottled hereof by pu blicdtiui
cop. "f the record this order the Ca-unian print
e.. al 81 JUl!i>ly three weeks siy-lv previous
10 SAID tln- ri h-tunS. tAst they appear
and contest the allow %; >ili account. II they
and also Dee heard By said in the matte.
partition an! distribution of SAID estate.
, By the court.
Attest ASA J.. FRENCH Judge.
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

WE the subscribers, being appointed by the Probate
" Court for the district of Caledonia to
receive examine and adjust all claims and demands of all
persons against the estate of William Watson, late
OF Barnet, in said district deceased, and The claims
Of the deceased exhibited in offset thereto hereby give
notice that six months from the 18th day IF Feb, IS.
allowed for the Creditors TO present their Claims, 10
said commissioners examination and allowance. and
that will meet for that purpose at the dwelling house
Widow JCnnet A. ason. Tuesday March 18th lso2
and Monday, August 18th, at 10 O'Clock N each Of
said days.
ROB'T HARVEY, CCour;..,,,.,.
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LIST Or LIZ Il
Post Office, st. Join
J Aver
T. Aiken
f ABLY Miss
VI Andres Miss
\ s Burbank
J Burt
\ Baily
J II Berry
I J Berry
NJ Barker Mrs
l ~ Derry
B b Burnham Mrs
NJ S Barker Mrs
+ A Burnham
J Buckley Miss
b Baxter
f. A Butler
f Bedell Miss
H f. Crowly
c X Cushman
J Conner
c II Clarke
f. J Cushman
l. Clifford Miss
f Clark Mrs
l. 4 Clark
y Il Curtis
J Carroll
VI Conner Miss
A Douse
W ID Downing
John Dunton
c Damon Mrs
c Davis Miss
G. G Davis
l. Day
! S Davis
S Evans Miss
! VIM Dickerman
r \ Evans
J V Farr
NJ A Farr Mrs
Z Foster Miss
| H F Forest
John Fairbanks
W I George
J 7 Gormon
Mary Guntone Mis-
l. G Gleason
NJ A George Miss
A + Gilchrist Mrs
W H Gookin
A X Harvey
NJ f Hill
J Hodgdon
c Heath Miss
John Higgins
l. Hunter
G G Huse Miss
L A Hayward
I A Hootz Miss
l. H Jones Mrs
l. jerks
H Jones
J B Jones Miss
f B Johnson
) J Little
Thos Lenan
VIM Leonard Mrs
! r. Persons call
please say "Adrert
GEO.
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-hS remaining an IN
'Jmy, IT,. Feb. %. 1862
y Lafarre
J o Long
VIM Lynch
NJ Mcdonald Miss
{ Man Sfield Miss
G b Morey
J c McElary Miss
p McInstry
George Morse
\ Mpultcn
S l. Mckee Miss
O Magoon
H p Magoon
Mckee Miss
+ Morrill, Miss
+ Newell Miss
5 A Nutter Miss
{ II Mute
J o kecfe
y NJ Patch Miss
NJ + Presby Miss
{ Parker
\ Powers Mrs
K b Pixley
T. Parker Miss
W Porter Mrs
J VI Parker
o ID Parker Mrs
VI H Pierce Mrs
NJ J Pell Miss
S Perusse
Parker & Adams
n f. Peabody Miss
H Page
K p Rich
+ Richardson
r Rowan
G n Richardson
& J Robinson
S J Robinson
J Russell
II Stone Mrs
J II Soper
c Smith Miss
Irene Sargent
J p Smith
NJ Stuem
J Sanborn
X Stone
J G Stevens
J Smith
D Smith
w Stuard
l. c Smith
G W Stevens
W Thompson
d Woods
c Wheeler Mrs
S G Wilson
ID S Woods
w c Woodbury.
NJ Wright Mrs
l. IVES.
{ G Warren
6 Williams
J Wood
J Wilson
S H Wood
E Whipple
ng for any of the aJe
sed."
4. MERRILL, p. ".
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M U S l c.
Miss MARY HASTINGS will give instruction
upon the Piano Forte. Rooms at H. Hastings
on Summer street.
References-Messrs JOHN H PADDOCK, c H
CLARKE
St Johnsbury, Dec 26, 1850. %
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TO CLOSE OFF

Sundry kinds Of Winter Goods. have de-
TO sell them at
GREATLY REDUCED PRICES
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LIST OF LETTERS remaining IN the
Post office, st. Johnstmy, IT,. Feb. -. 1862.
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Next to the Barton Hotel"
4 splendid assortment of Rich Fashionable
Cloaks.
S2-93 SlLAS s. DREW. Assignee.
, 1862-09-16
CHICAGO DAILY MARKET,


rnr,curc IT,. a-,... sr'' 49, 's''.
49, ~, "tss az
,-asn, ~, r.ma1.. ,s.I ~ ~ r.asa .ac .aaitets
~ =. c..t IoeN..'-s ~ 1870 "u.A ~
-..1A ~ x " nltatns'
- a W. ~ 49, - r ar
~ H. eo'n a' o. scnts tnsle" ana
,'lsnnu, .NsnaN - q. ~: ~ os~ego: sehts Jessie
T 1-uss" "nu A..s 1ola. eosn IT. 1tc, scas II L.
I".4oN, ~ colu a1 4ec sen1 staa Q. hop:' wheat
q. 1'e - nlnsston' senes =. L. Fenhed' corn
~ ~ - :. D"',' eo'n o. 'oe' paEA hepuolic,
~ ts - ~ sa1slon, "neat 1eoi1 hts-
"aune q. to'' ~ otu' neou's' oa1h oeeah ase,
eo.4 a. 49, ...
',i'o os's' sn'puenls. SUE
ol'. ,4s '''4s WAC u"i'e IL ep1"s sfaocs' eut
'1 14.1"' "s.S -, mug "~eA'o d. ueclnt ol ~
Wxse f'i oa.4ea' 1ue sAies "ele 1dU oris =" Nasa-
slle Easle Vo III an oroef} at $5.a0; EGO brls
sut, olan'e "tn'c ~ =. WINTER al Soeo; 81 ofls "st'
t"a Luula w. ~ s7.su' "o ptls on'esple at - ~;
leo otie WHILE "tn1er at 20 1eo ofs 10 at 81 10;
Nv ot's w d. 7s ~ nits taroohoa!c'' oa
F,'a.9 teiAs' u'is LINT Wy ~ ss-'a; loo
@ .tls oe.Aei Ae enolee ep1.ns c&t1a at S5.Vo;
NV olis isssAess a. sa.'e' Nv piis ''he"ance'
=. g ~ Nv pi,s eIion NUS ana 1o) bz.s
susanu % nes haneo3 d. d w. !ov ofls ''DlNon' ut
s.o, ~ usie v"ano Mmtcf sai'cr at sss';
~ .H us Nsne4o anu 4so oiis Dun tltS ut
a.s,, lso o.as s'ase M'''s anu w ptls eentfai
W. 20 - pt.rass n. ~ us11'eseo'
,x.s -. o. ~" o',s~s w snipm9ats,
.<'s" 1" ~ nalAeH touhs aaea auass aua
49, a.,7 -, 49, ae 4eito"s 1,e oo 40. hsa
- =. ~. ~. - e'o1e 'VVo ~ Nv w u. VIC
eso's' o'soc W " q. - III SURE 1'8N IN 10
~ - s ~ 4so" " W .. esc III store; 5.o'
W l'ea Sesssas@ d. co.. ~ s'o1e GU oa 10
a. c. s.ois' t<'"s' W oo Mt o9c Ia store; s'oeo
~ 4'o' epiias aa otse Ill Fto1e 1s,eN9 On DO at
s.s - slot' i'"os W 10 III cue IN etosc; e'to ou
~ fptn,s a. 'ee u ttofe' o,Vto ou Go at ''Hc
s'oie' WV W W d. NC III s'ofe; 4,Cto ou Re-
w ~ sso4s 1eeo III w a. eo>S IN storc;
o,ooo ~ ~ as eos ~ etons' CIV pu 90 NJ 6'e IN
~ ~ eonu.11ncu " ..'e1 III o1c ocIl'efed;
~ ~ os Nv n' Ste' W LIMA s9V bu a.
~ ~ @A0 o4ss ~oAosntleo sps'lss az 7oc
VI enn,. a1.H
A'eee'p1ss 4ao'o1o pu fi1plaeA!ss @bI 10
, 1862-09-16


BRxADs1uPrs-Durinz the current wce1 the
weather has been more settled and harveat opera
tions are progressing fayoraby In al the southern
lieh wheat in marketable condition, buyers are
Influenced by it. and ehow general tncltuation to
hold Of In expectation Ct operating shortly on
lower terms especially as shipments ffon the
States are known to be heavy.
We had very limited attendance Of buyers at
market this morning. and transactions In wheat
miIlers whoyery reluc! antly paid Monday prices,
while to prcss sales Of any quantity It would hare
been necessary to maize some congestion holders.
epsripg1y, but prime qualities. in good condition.
which arc comparatively scarce. maiusstne for.
mer f1tee. In floating catgoes there ID nothing Of
interest to communicate; buyers hold Oh, and
transactions are unlmportaut.
PRov1s1oNs Ia still = good con-
lintntal demand, and full prices realtxed. The
hs ne tsade buy spsripEfy: and submit reluctantly
tc pay higher rates. Butter-No caauga to nate !;
TIC fr.Bh Arrivals f.om America come forHasd In
, 1862-09-16

NEW YORK. Sept. 15.-FIorR-Demand 70.
hoaF moderate and market without material
charge. Sales 1G.6o br}s at Is teGt5 Is for supe1
STATE; IS N15 p for snper ~rsteru; s5.35D5 65
ftr COMMON to medium extra westrfn $5.sAsf
g ~ fos common to good shipping brands extra
market clnsing quiet with buyers refusing to pay
outside quotations Canadian tiou7 STEADY mod,
erate demand: Sales s0t' trls. at IS 4Nl5 50 for
common; S G(QI6 81 for Eo.I to cholc. extra.
Rye -four eteady ut IS 5,lG4.5t'. earn meal mad.
e1ate request. Sales 1Up brlz BgandySn. at Is IS.
NEIsKf-Opened drmer.. c1ostd quiet and q
ssH@39c.
aisA1S. Wheat heavy, unzettled and fally &c
lower. Sales 5'ero bu. Chicago e.,rtng at S,.o5G
',t0n bn damaged Go Mt 81 05 17,0uO ambes Iowa
s. *eatisl; 13.tt u bu amoer Mich a: Il s5Gl.
state at 81 s5x; -S,0oo ba. White Michigan at at
81 3I@1 SC; 80 IN. inferior do at 81 g.. l5lU bu
white Ohio At $I.35 6GU bu. Nhl1e kentucky at
AI s3c for state. Barley dull and nominal. Corn
he:sy and closes 1G2: lower Sales 1880 bu. at
5.Ga9c III shirplng mixed western: 3157c fol
southern. Oats frmer, with faf. demand at 5OG
&c for Jcrsey. Canadian. western and state.
GRocERlEs-cofee-Rioi in bette: demaud and
srsas-Raw more actiye and hrmer sa!ss ,s0a
hhos at sesGsAc f't Cuba; sFG9h for New Or
leans. Rci1ned steady snd firm duiasses IL fair
demand and firm; eates - b:is and IS half hE1s-
at New Orle n nj 35@31c: 9 hhds. Porto Rico at
SIC: 20 hhds. Daroadoes at 3sc, aud - hhds. Cuba
at CSC
.Inoy1s1oSs-PoIk quiet and without decided
change in prices. Sales 40 brls at $l1 5N}11 .63ss
for mess; $1t.a5@l1 50 for prime mess: Si0.1a x
fo1 prime. Beef very quiet. Sales l.oa' hrl*. al
f5aJ7.W for country prime; $SNG5t0 Is fot
s13 G01H SIX for extra mess. Prime mess beef
n dn11 apd AZ nominal Beef hams aetlvc. Sales 81
sales 40 pigs At 4H@ikc f9s shoulder: 697e
for bans Bacon sides ete3dy.. Sales $50 boxes
short clear mlddles q: 7xe. Lard rules firm With
tair demand Sales LIS hEls. At 9D9;.e. Butter
Cheese very firm and in denan1 at GAR1Hc.
BUFFALO. Sept. 15.-FLorR-Market quiet
and 1,o isles.
GRA1S-Eheat du1l and declining. Sales of No.
milwaukee, club at CSC: Racine spring 95:; ordi
nary white Michigan $t.2l; red winter Indiana
$l!s9: No. 2 Chicago Spring and No: ! Atilwau
Eec club cnp t., Corn quiet at 49c. Other grains
! quiet and no Gales.
CANAL FdE1oHTs-15c for corn, 17c for wheat tc
New York.
lar. 1sTs-11.t00 brls. -four, Iii 900 bu wteat.
s6.f o. bn corn, s0lC0 bn oats.
E:-ronT-1, 500 bsls. flour, 1S6.G00 bu. wheat
20, % bu. corn, 4,0c0 bn. rye. q, on bn oats.
, 1862-09-16
Foreign Markets.

b Telegraph PkR STEAMER. BOHEMIAN.
LIVERPOOL, Sept. S.. 1864 BnEADsTCFFs-Mar-
kct hae downward tendency. Richardson,
Spence & TO, Wakefield. Na.h S Co aud others,
r.pt1t flour downward With decline, partially Of s
G6d brl. Wheat dull. and declined ID = Genital;
1Qssd: white western 110t1e6d: white southern
1'sGd112s. Corn downward and declined 3S}6d
2 quarter; mixed 90.
Pnov1s1oSe-Aarket generally dull
AsuEs-Film.
SCGAR-Actiye.
LONDON MARKETs-Wheat downward and d..
cliped Sgd per quarter. Flour dull and declined
GdGIE per b.1.
LONDON, Thureday.-Consoisc closed at 933S 093H
fer money.
LATEST VIA LONDONDERRY.
BRKApfTUFFs-Na unchanged, closing quiet
A1d steady.
pRov1sioNs-MArket dull.
LONDON. Friday, p. m-conso1s closed at e31H1
03H for money.
The returps Of the Bark Of England show IN
increase in bullion of Gt4e.GO.
Am8{ican 6tockB--Ertc 81.
, 1862-09-16

New Fork Stock and Money MARKET.
By Te'egraph.1 uEw Yonk. Sept. Is, lss2.
First Board-Stoeks active aud hIgehr, closing
strcuG.
Mil : z du Oh -. 35H III Central ecrip G1
Chic Rock 1e1and .GsX Mich southern ... 35k
r1tts.. Fl. y & Chi 4aE do guaranteed. -. s3si
Ga1eIa 4 Chicago. ~ Mich Central .,. 6yss
GOVERNMENT eToCKa.
.. s. e. of'si 1eg.. 9s Us s. Of "a cp1s 50
dp. COUPONS. 1D0 Treas. BIO. ...... .1031i
.StcoaG Boari-Stocks moderately active and
higher.
Illinois s:997 Loan . 9Ssf Mich Central, 20
Pitts. !: r. &c.ad s. d. .uarantced. Giiiss
thic ~ ...;.... Ga Gale.la s. Chicago. 7s'ss
GOVERNMENT STOCKS.
u-S.6s 81 coupons 1U0'5 Treas. 310.. .103X
M"SEr MAnKEr.-Money easy at 4G,1x per cent
on Gull; 4HG5 PEE ccnt for prime ,,aprr
Sterling ezchange-Dull anl lover at 1aoGe! 80
iOr RaDker'e bile.
American Gold 1111s.
lalilurnta Gold bars nominal
, 1862-09-16

VESSELS PASSING DETROIT.

Especial Dispatch to Chicago Tribuae]
DETROIT, Sepz. Is, 1872.
Ir.-rrop Badger State; bark si;cl, yaa-
guard; schEs. Easnsch, Campbell, Brown, E;au,
Murray.
DowS-Prop. Gem.
MOVEMENTS OF CHICAGO VESSELS.
VESSELS ARRIVED At BUFFALO FROM CHtcAGo.
Sept. 1a,-Pfop. Chicago; bark America; schr,
A. E Eart, L. II. Cotton. John Thursby, c. G.
Griswold, r. 3. Campbell. Marshie!d, Adriatic. r.
II. Brown, Reciprocity, Fo,far, S. Y. r. Watson,
L. Ludd,0gtuu, Gold Hunter, Cuba.
Vessels CLEARED FROM BUFFALO FoR CHICAGO.
Sept i2-Prop. Badger State bask Golden Fleece;
brig Empire State; sch. Sarah Close, C. E. Bailey,
r. n. Brown, David, Oliver Culver
, 1862-09-16
Death OF nn Illinois Soldier.

IFro1n the Ciacinrati Commercial, 15:h7
William KearnB, member of the Ssh ILL.,
fcis nEirpeut (Fox River regiment, Colonel
G'.ue,N was thvt on Scutt street, Oh Friday
ey~1 iHg. The soldiers Of his regiment had
barr handling lot Of old guns which fouad
+h'le throwing ta.m about in every direction,
One Of the weapons was accidentally di;
CHI & d, the fa,ll 1abin. / feet ia the abdo'
1as /. Or Il c above na.;sed individual He was
1.llortd to lie hos1H'al. His injuries are
Tot regarded as DANGEROUS.
, 1862-09-16


The Quebec steamer Bohemia vas tcleg.aphed
this mornirg with Liverpool dates to the 5t inst,
reporting decline Of cd On lour, I'd on wheat,
and SO 6i on corn On tho week. This news rer-
dsted the leading markets heavy. and the ttansac.
tione in all kinds Of breadstufis were light,
Wheat Was in limited reqneet and prices ruled
easier. About $4,000 bushels changed hands at
$l.c3 fer No. Red; S9l91: for No. Red; sQh
sc for Rejected Rcd; S61s7555c fur No. Spring ;
77Gl7sc for No. 2 Spsing; and t5Gl57c for Rejected
Spring.
Winter wheat oran5e Of flour were more active,
holders having submitted to decline OF aGl s5c
4 baz1cl Spring wheat brands werc dull and ne
glcctcd. sales foot up about 24:O barrels Of all
grades at prices ranging from $s75@5.1 10 for me.
dunn TO choqce White Winter; sl.1Q5 ~ Tor good
to very choice Spring Extras; end $355Gl3.s0 fsr
Sppcrfue.
The demand for corn was light aud decline of
nc y bukhe1 on Saturdays figures was establish.
I'd. About lSs,600 bushels were sold at sic for
1'iyer Yellow atloat; 31@3tHc for High Mixed
aacat; 291ss9kc 70. Canal Mixed afloat; SIC for
Yellow in storc; ss1K@z9Hc for Railroad Mixed
In store; and 23G;atc for Rejected in store. The
market closing quiet at $4,000 for Mixed in
store.
There was lese act1yity in oats and tile market
declined 1G2c q bushel, with light sales OF No.
ut 2(GI31c-ptincipal1y at the inside quotation.
Rye was quiet and steady at 4aG42kc. Bat1y un-
changed. Sales ran:ed from oG7-according to
quality. Seeds steady. Highw;nes dull. Provis.
ions quiet. 3oo bs]s Mess Pork sold at 50 50.
Lake frcig ghts were active at decline Of 1c per
| buslel. Twenty vessels were chartered at Sc fur
corn and &c for rye to Buffalo; 13kG14c for corn
aud 15c for wheat to Oswego; 13G11ic for corn to
Kingston and 1fc fn- rnrY tn 1rfienshrr,h Nnn
, 1862-09-16

BACON -Traz snctious reported embrace 3.ohhds.
Shoulders ut pr1ces range from 5AQI6Iic: 70 hhds.
Sides at IL kG1c: a0' t1erces l.ia caavassed, su-
tsar lcurs d aid fancy hams At !'xG1,3c, and 2N
tt.rcer VI the latter DESCRIPTION arrive, a. 131
tt.ck, the market for bacon closes unsettled, aud
OUT o:atioos mu-t be considered nominal, viz
shcc1ds r ;t GE1sc, sides &c, plain hams gSll0c,
sugar cured AID fancy do, 1875: p n.
roRK.-The f1qui:v for western mess has been
fair. but the adTanced prices demanded h,ye
checked large transactions: Sales embrace some
ii. obs, ~ N small lo;s for ship stores. at
$1svl1a = = bbi :. at which figures we now quote.
Prime i held ut 80 5oG3 sl0, and zump at $90} 7
Lbl.
LAED.-Sales haze been confined to 15) tta1ces
western ut 1tc z =. The market close1 firm at
ior western, in bbls and ties at 1t4c for do, In
kegs, and al S13tac = Il for butchers C0mn'er-
eia{ .1t{rtrItexT.