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The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-01-13

Drrp.-On yesterday. the 18th inst, At :
o'clock ,. n, Of Pneumonia. A W. Grroo,
In the 5Isr year Of bis age.
His funeral will take place on Tuesday
next, the i4th inst. at ? o'clock ?. NJ. from
hfs late residence on North 4th street
The friends of the family are requested 10
attend without further notice.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-01-13

Mrs Mast A. CsosbY. Teacher 81 Nh
sc. will givs lessons upon the Piano Porte.
~ish OF without the use Of instrument In
s~tsuction In Thorough Bass and Vocal ms.ic.
either choral OF ~iSh instrumental accompa
niment New popular Shee, Music. Singing
Books. and the mo>, approved Ins;ruriiou
Books furnished. Apply At Music Room on
sixth Street. adjoining Mis Mcleod School
Rocm. or at her residence. Corner 81 ohis
Atd Third streets.
A fret cla.. Piano for sa,. Terms rea
soasble. do
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-01-13

LK1trss roe rHn llrH-Ar. !. ID. Young
will leave TO morrow morning for Paducah
and the lith Regiment. lie viii carry let
rers to tha, post for any having friends IN the
Regiment. If lett az this Office before noon
to-day.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-01-13

So Srrrous Or Ssrofaious aaocuons are til
rtse. Tie Blight, The potato TO- q mankind. The
are vile and hlthy a. well a. fatal. They sri-e fro
'ofisnins;ioh and impurisy q the hicot. and ar 4.
- seen al around Is everywhere. One crsrser -
all We Dee; are tainted with them. snd oae Qusri.t
u these die Of theni die sooiishly too. becauss the
are durable. AiEK's SsEsArAuLA clean-cs ouf th
>~crofuious corruption from the blood. renders IL pufe
nd heAlthy, and encctually expargsie- the seA.
Contamination from the system. No longer gi.sA
ander your Scrofulous disorders. since the irrcsi-i-
ole A,E1 has provided his mastery oOnbinsrea q.
curative virtues that he call. sarsU.ssus.-ipru-
-rsi, Waterbury. c..
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-01-13

IL Charles Hovey. brother 10 Colonel
Hovey Of the Indiana 2ith. wac terribly and
perhaps fatally injured by the premature dis
charge a ramon at Mt Vernon. Ind. on the
sth inst.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-01-13

~ There will be a meeting Of the mem
bers Of the Baldwin Presbyterian Church
and congregation. n Friday evening, Jauu.
AIRY 18th. at : o'clock. 20 elect two Trus-
tees to I'll vacancies, and 70 hear the report
of the Trustees. BY order OF the
DIT TRUSTEES.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-01-13

~ Capt. Williamson's company, LEFT Al
Philippe to guard a bridge. has joined the
regiment at Romney. Letters for members
of the company should be addressed accord
ingly.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-01-13

BstrfUosf. Jan. il-The boat frosa Oai
FONT hss arrived. but brings no sew~
The French stesmer Csssinet had gone %
Norfolk under = fac ofsruce. With dispatch
- for TIC French consul.
Great PREPARATIONS ~eFs beng made ~
Norfolk. IN Antidpaticn - 81 attack fruu
Geu Burnside
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-01-13

Col. SrEEIK REssoSED--By n
cation from Major Farrow. Of the fsd regi-
ment. published in the Evansville Journal OF
Saturday. We learn that Col Steele has re
sieued. No cause il given.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-01-13
Come All We, Ny squad Ia the Irish
Brigade.

Col. Malligsn says be must have s~atsssc
ion for the deeds done at Lexington. With
Col Mullen a. ctr leader. We sill 90 aud a.
sat him. be il ~ Lexington or e~lsewhere-
The Uuion must be preserved. Let n AL
20" to reinforce him. Call Al our Office IN
he Linton Block. and We vii tell Won where
bic Head Quarter. ar-.
BEN EBBITT.
df !. r. MOORE
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-01-13

BoARDIso-Five OF SIX persons can be &C
e~ommoda,ed with boarding. by making appli
cation AZ the south-we.t corner Of Sixth and
Chestnut streets. janlUdlw
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-01-13

~ Mr.. Leske will resume the exercises
Of hi. School on Monday. the 18th inst
Terms M heretofore.
Jan. y, Dot
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-01-13

~ Remember the grand Revival ball
of the Hibsrnian Benevolent Society that l.
20 be held In the National Hall on tho night
Of the 10th Of January I'LL
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-01-13
British Troops Allowed ts Pass
Thfoueh Mafne

foHTlt>p, Ne. 3an 1.-The steamer
HibeulAn viIl come here ffsi and lad her
mails snd passenger. ard than & "a ~
Johns. v !.
Mr. Seward has ielegrsphed Jefmis.ion
Tor The Brti-h troop - bs isnd~d here art
conveyed - Ctnsds a. eiseu her,
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-01-13
BGrhave's Holland Biuer's

The philadelphia 1rgss, In speaking Of the lse
tute. says.
ia noaoiug nled.oines, Ne are always extremely
cautions. ruless satisfied u The merits OF the article.
Among those exhibited : Tho celebrated Hclial
Bitiers. his medicine has ben extensively irirc-
duced il every State In the rniou. and into tie ca
adam Province. principally within the la-s ia.
years Tie eAhibidon shows testimonials In eve,
language known IA Amercs. among which ne t.
aee one from the lste Hen. Joan n. Cisyor. e.
Delaware"
Dyspepsia, Headache ana I01lges,iou. y ~Lioa
AZ persons are moe or les affected. can usually -
cured by moderate exercise. wholesome food, ard .
lose OfB0rhsve's Holland B.isers one hour beioo
each meal Bod. Sep. lsni -GAwinl
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-01-13
REAL ESTATE.

NOTICE TO Real Estate Dealers
~ have nweillngs ani Store hccms In usar -
t0~as excellent places - seil good. With ! wtli
trafe 80 property "a o. bear Tsife Waste, snd p~y
go genCs in oes1 apply 70
: HAkEER1,
t~ssls3kvs- yea Essts Agent
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-01-13

lfron -. Aibc1 Pike. n. c. irom ATkAssAs-.
WASHINGTON. ID. c. June IL. 1856.
81 have nsed two bottles q your BoEzavr's Ho~-
..sD Bnrxss. and have found 4, very useful In CO.
4 Indigestion and Headache, and recommend Is ~
u who need . pleasant and efIcseicrs rcuedy AZ
sslrahle tonic.
TIE late High sberi1 90 Allegheny county has
oven us the following.
Iva an eled with Debility q The Digestive o.
sans amounting 10 a severe attack Of Dyspepeia.
which had reduced my hesh considerably. Ny wife
Sss also afflicted under the same circumstance. AM
Nth tao same disease. Having used your medieine
called BanHsvE's HOLLAND BIruks, W both obtAln
ID relief. aud are happy o. sh,rd YOU this publis
evidence - Is value.
.lOHS FORsy1H.
Pittsburgh, Jan. 22i. Isl.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-01-13
LOCAL DEPARTMENT.

~ The rumor that Col. Which has re
IS contradicted.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-01-13
STOVES and TINWARE
q C.fRD.
CHARTER.

No oil.r ca surps.s lii. .. b1rir-la ~tA h4f-
I'D thsm ran is.ily. 4 fii suYpif s. n stas
Sio-~s n Al patterns. Too thIgagh 10 nen =fer4
b-sore making rurchas.. d
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-01-13
Agricultural Department

VII 81 enlar.i sn1 Farmer VII az ~ tlrf. elf
a hll so / 4 i~npiemeots dthe hss' quality.
= - CORNWrTT
, 1862-07-29

~A1Ahhu,' ..''..'.-.. ...ssss .---JalF ~.
stm Aohaa Isi HieieS, s. aossph Sass sandss
: Pfop Ottawa, Warren, Muekegon
P1op Free State, Rounds, Buffalo, 5000 bu corn
F1op aisso1Id. aa MI @Roo9Eorth, Buffalo, 1900 bu
Prop iisvsland, Keed. ogaenabuzg. 1900 bals -four,
Prop gslens Steele, Buffalo, 1s.coo bu wheet, 17oo
Prop Antslope, Butlin, couingwood, 14,aso bu
corn, 40 bu cats, Hnnd1iea ..
frop HisgaIa TT MTt.vssse: colngwood, 5000 bu
bark b 7 5rent, schtmweber. Buffalo, 5000 bu com
bas bafk Aulesus, A'Phsrso1, Green Bay
oaf6 southampton, A'htnt1y, Kingston, =, 100 bu
Bark Tasools, Richardson, Grand River
6ark A. F: Nichols, Grave: Buffalo, q, zoo bu oats
Br,g snan. 4 Cisrs, Fsserson, Bsiiey.s asiboz
Bttg Wm TAFT. ka1n, Buffalo, "a, is ba com
@ scar Blue Bell. Malony, Cedaz River.
!: sehr Zoe vl1ae, Cla1k. Ford River:
EFT EFT fSams, S11i:, TS. TTSwis. asplock's Hsf:
sehr J. 8. Wallace Rolau. Kalamazoo
sehr Enterprise: stmonean: Buffalo. 1460abu caln-
scss Josepnine DEesoen, Finntgan, -haxlotteyille.
ssh5 sshr / n6. q Rees1ts Jose1yn, Pr Sheldon,
sehr se Experiment. Adams. 81 Joseph.
schr telcutta Long, Wehttef's Pier.
Scnr Uc*AE1a johnson, Black Lake. =
sehr Magnet, Eal=s1o, kalamazoo.
scaf T; h A Aiist htehmond Thornton Buffalo, 1880
Schr Elhe, Thomson, Greenbush- = .
schs 4FtcoloE, Ring, BEonsoas Harbor.
sehr sehf t Easzie TnEgoP, Flooa, Grand Haven-: :
sehr Tnomss s!mns, Reid, Buffalo. loo posts. r.
sehr Barber. Kitby. Grand Haven. 100 ID uber-
sshz s :Ssss sohssoa g ps
schr ]. s. wsiisoe, s Ro1n. kalamazoo, s, m Inn
schr Be5ie Sheridan n.v,s o1vaG, mn h.s
, 1862-07-29
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.

:, NEW YoRK. July a8-FLoua-R Receipts 81 $50
6s1s: Market 1ees actiye and ehade easier.
sales M 1000 hrls at $A50@5 so for superdne state
$635G625 for for extra state; 81 9065 o5 for
eoperane Testern; IS 2515 20 for common to
good chipping brands extra round hoop OHIO
ana91an Hour quiet and scarcely 90 f1tm. SaIes
500 brls at IS 25@5.40for common !; 6545n6. IS lar
25. "'~~%1' a. 90 'a9
GRAM-"h Receipts 213, 1853 bu. Market
les active and 1c lower Sales S0 GOO bu at 81 Is
S SGLl7 ior Chicago spring; S1.1501,2I for M1lwan-
zee &c club !; 81 .2@l .22h 1or amber Iowa; 4f. .27m
I y! lor winter red western; $1.s7@1 81 for amber
! ml!calgan: Sl;$7@1.1 for white western. Rye
quiet at 7a@60c for western 82@84c for state.
CornmI5eceip1s y 130, ,652 bu- Market shade easier:
eales 6up0 ou at &c for sound old mixed western.
and state. "~9'~AAA
o-d PRoy1sIoEs:- Es:--Pork-Quiet and eteady. Sales
259 bris at $lv e7A oil 90 for mess $87509 % for
prime: Bee, quiet. Lard, arm; saies 4oo Ills
a. atas eN@9He. 3 Butter: firm 1l@17c. Cheese,
Sales 81 Q bTfs at 2s15@29c: Cofee, 7ery firm l5 ani
hthher prices restrict sales. sugar, firm.
, 1862-07-29

IL
~ re en- haTe to report large arrivals from Canada
. anu tns eIa1es s1nce Friday last, the weeks I'M
Po1t consisting Of 5l,961 quarters wheat, 35,1S1
9944af.ere !no1ah corn, and IL, Ill barrels fIour
an1 EeaIaef has been most ulfayorab1e Tor the
make aan e ont yeT little progress. There
the week. In consequence Of the contfnnei nnfs.
go1aple weather; and many Of the mflIers and
dealers IN the interior Of the country haye ahnsFn
anxiety to get into stock; prces have
been IN the Interval further reduced Id to Sd ner
Genital owing to our heavy supplies; bpt some IT.
fle recovery wsa percettib1e yesterday Flonr
without material alteration In value. int nrfcaa
soneW hat irregular, owing to good deal Of what
Is coming In being ont Of condition Indian com
mas neen Hoze looked after, and prices temsin nre
c1eey as 1ast quoted Peas are again rather lower
me to1oE1ng we're the farmers de!iyeriea If
Wheat Tor this week: 59;791 quarters. at Esiti !.
@ dat.o eofTesponding week last year, 47,7l7 quar-.
At to-day's Market there was GOOD Attendance
OF Town and country millers. and d large business
vas done In wheat st the full prices OF fast FTiiaT
me decline Of the week having been recoyered
we quote Chicago 9s TO 9s Cd. milwaukee and am-
ger Y ltd to los 3D. winter 11e to lis ID and Snth
req lis to 1ia ID and white 11e Sd to l2s per Ia M
Flour was more sa1eable. but not oaotab1y dear-
ef; extra State and Canadian range from 94s n
25s. aecoldtng TO quality and condition, and /. b
from 25s Cd to s7s; anything Of very extra qualify
wonld bring high price. Indian corn WAS not
neely offered, and with a good demand prices i'm
proved I'd to Cd per quarter, prime mixed bringing
2ss Cd Per $50 lbs. Pens receded to SIS Sd aE
fine. A. r. r. = X. e1 . x9t0J
, 1862-07-29

arrive at any conclusion In regard to the
causes Of its tmpurfty; aud that Dr. Mahla
leu been employed to make the same. The
report was adopted
TIE FOURTH Or JULY.
The thanks of the Council were nresented
70 those co-operating in the late celebration
OF LIE Fourth Of July, and the address piyen,
&C &c, we're ordered to be placed upon the pub
TIE CITY B1REMEs.
a committee Of three was authorized to be
appointed by the Mayor to consider tue prac-
ticabil1fy OF enl1sting the service OF the paid
CITY tremen IN the artillery to be organized
THB h'nEAN CLAIM.
. This eTer recurring topic was again before
ne Council, and Was settled. for about the
awarded by tie Chains Commissioners: ''D'
This setrlement Is exclusive Of his claim n
the matter Of South Clark street. witch vet
remains for future action.
STREET IMPROVEMENTS.
DeFuyEter street, used mainly for ral1noaa
purposes, Was vacated, the railroad payin, ali
claams, damages, DC, against the city result
i1g from such action
Wells street from Madison street to the north
nne OF Adams street, WAS ordered to be paved
With the Nicholson pavement. and from
thenss TO VaA 11ren street was ordered to be
maca0unA4l. ~ ~ 10
The mesees Is mainly practical compro-
mlse OF the views Of the respective property
me fepaVtng and improvement 'of Ktnzle
to the proper committee.
A petition regarding the regarding Of the
eoatd end Of Rush street was referred to the
action Of the proper committee,
Il Was ordered that West jackson street be
graded and ditched in accordance with plans
and estimates furnished bv the Boari Of PM
Lie Works.
Upon motion the Council then adiourned-
, 1862-07-29

s:hr Bnsna Vista: Lee, Buy de Nocauet, a,1co
I schr EM1psfiment. M Adams Green Bush, Is N 1nm-
schr Ca1eutta, Long Wehster's Pie1. 75 cda wood
senr magnet, %alstra, Kalamazoo, 10 m timber.
~ railroad tfea.
sehf ". B Hfbbard, Davis, Presque Ie1e, $50 tons
echr Affair Kyle, BuGhlo.
5cnf El6e, Thometn, Green Buah, "a cis wofd
scnf lt1color. King, New Buffalo, N Lumber. Is
sehF LIE lie Throop, Flood. Grand River, los m
sehr Speed Reed: GRIND River, ,so eds wood.
ocnf Enfefp15se, Peterson, W1lkinson's PisE 1,eoo
seRf Enterprise, PeteIton, Grand Haven.
6cbr G. c. Gr1s1o1d, Fail, Buffalo. II gT8 bn eorn
Schf Nh Jonee. Tho1naA, Manistea - ~@0'
scar luinGte, Burke, Auskegon,
scht +. Eates, Canuon. MusEeenn
Echr Alpha, GwJnn, Bouth Ha7en
schr 6ero, Baueh, South Hayen
@ schr e. Rsnd. Mckay, M1skeg0n.
Schr 2neen Of the West, Sazgenton, Green Raw.
Scnr T. Norton. Kipling, North Unity.
schr Forester, Peterson. 4xaud Hayen
Sthr Frederic, Anderson White Rirer
schr Wh1I1wind, Nelson, CeutreYille.
Schr Albany, Smith CenteryiIle.
scoW Tempest. Emhtecht Kalamazoo.
seo" ke"a1cam, Blodgett, Mnskegon.
, 1862-07-29
MARINE LIST.
PORT OF CHICAGO,

stmr Mohawk. HieEsy. st. Joseph, s@ @iSn1y sStn. E
drteB -@o &''''A' 0aa4'
PEop Cleveland, Reed, ogdensburgh. sund1Ies-
Prop Free State, Rounds, Buffalo, sundries.
ffop LIZ Mi1sssou11. WoodEcrth, Buffalo, a,00o brls
Bark ;lsn ;Tuseola, Richardson, Grand Haven, 1so m
Bark Sa1dfufa Whitney. Buffalo.
Bark City q Milwaukee. Banner, Bnffslo. S'
Bfag Susan 4. CLARK, Peterson, Muskegon, 90 N
Brig Sam Bale. Ferguson, Little swamico, 175 m
sehr Illinois, Burke. Muskegon. IS N lumber, IS
sehr :; I'd Bates, Is Cannon Muskegon, 90 N lumber,
schr schr AzRha, Gyynn. so1th Eayen % eds wood
schr A1nella, Bunker, South Haven, Is eds wood,
scnr T. In Rsnd; Mckay, hnskegon, ~ m1umoer,
aW N lsth.
schr Queen Of The West, sargenton, Green Bay,
schr Nelton, Kipling. North Unity. 1910 posts,
schr Forester, Peterson. Grand Haven, 1900 r
sehr Sch E9ssderie, Anderson, white1ake, tom1umbr:
sehr bl1e Bell, Ma1ony, Cedar River, 100 n lumbr,
Schr Albany, smi.h, Baskerville. 80 eds wood
Sehr San Jachto; Reed. Buffalo, 1H eds wood.
Schr Penield, Eteton, Buffalo, Us tons coal
Schr Athenian. summerVil1e. Buffalo.
Schf Enen, Morgan, Oswegu, 90 brls salt.
sehr John Lille, Thomson. Grand River. 60 II
schr Geo Steele, Becker, osvego, 800 br1s salt.
schr y Fl p Craig Wooson' Pfesqas 1ale 80 tons
sehr Ar1ie, Skinner, Presque 1e1e, 80 tons co.1
schr Nichols, Miller, Gleveiand, $50 TONS @ cosl.
Sehf Joe Villas, Clark, Ford River, 100 N lumber.
, 1862-07-29

Aunoefs IL .--.. ~, Q2H Salt, hIl8. O03
The receipts to-day embraced se77 bb1s f1our,
5,2so bu wheat, 117,a53 bu eozn. 17,4ea bu oate,
; 6S79 bn rye. and SIS hu barley.
1nefe WIS a.good attendance on -'Ch1nge to-day
and the general markets Tor bfesdstuffs ruled firm
and higher. Towards the cloae, however. rathe,
nntaEorahe neWe waa received from New York
and they closed dull End drooplng-she, advance
being lost. -
There was good demand for -four at the aoen,
irg and the market Was steady and arm-yith
faies OF about 5000 bbls, at &5 25a6 75 for white
winter extras and a a6@4sO for medium, to good
spf1ng e1t1as- The market at the close, however.
"as onll and dropping buyers holding Of.
"aeae ~as active, and 55D1c higher, under
good speculative and shipping demand, and about
LOO bushels we're sold At &c for No Red: aae
1of NOS Red; Ac Tor Amber Iowa 97xn94c for
NO. Spring, and sa5s9cfor No Sprinx-the mar
ket closing dull and dropping after the reeefpt Of
the dispatches from New Yosk-the advance paid
In the early part Of tbs day being entirely lost
buyers offering only e1c for No sp.ine-1ith
eeHete at &c. :. 80.
Corn "as In good demand by shippers. md
a1iVe at &c advance-With sales OF shout 160. .0)0
pneaels, at aQ'S@atc foz Mixed and se0ssxc for
Rejected in store-tha market 1t tha close Ealing
back. and ruling dali At 3o1xc TOT Mixed IN store.
Oats were IN active requestxnd 1<chfghse-x1tth
saies at 2sh@aac for No 1 in store. Rye was buoy
:sns and a8ic higher-wish liberal GALES at &8Msc
lot NO IN sto1e. Htghw11es vera dnn-Vith
stiding Gales at s7H@asc.
F1eights declined lie par bushel- with engage
nents at 16c foz com to Ogdensburgh, 11zc for
com to Kingston. 18o for corn to osyeeo, and 1oo
for corn to Buffalo.
1HR oA1H roR Co1nB61oN AzH.-To- -dav TIE
Board Of Trade resc1nded 10 nnch Of the sule or
bylaw recent'y adopted with regard to rates ct,
commissions, as reg 4lred members suhsc,fba ID
, 1862-07-29
NNfAe&>
To the chicsgo Board Of Trade

At y1ur t.st VAT meeting, you urged the IoyN
women to Do all they could By sending ,heir f*Ih.
era lovers ana brokers to the battle Geid-ve he
doing 50. anh why not let us do moze9 We wopid
gp WITH them md nurse them In their tents OF on
expef1sace among the sounded At HttsburE Land
1pg, know there are graz many ahle men de-
tailed every day to Durse the eIrk and wpundsd.
~Ro stonlo not be kpa,ed from their duty WhY
tos steaat. 10 s%ea to b seas d.
, 1862-07-29

DI ED.

n ibis city: On Monday 18th Inst, OF Consumptton
a!ef Long illness. ANNA E. W1fa ct T. Percy Hart
q us S!t and eldest daughter the ate Henry T.
The remains viii be taken East for 1nterment,
In the city Of Ekhart Indiana on the 9Th Jost IF
0pople1y. Af JosEPH HARTMAN, aged s. Jeara,
MI Hartman vas formerly restdsnt Of Chicago.
and for many years he was connected In the Real Rs
tate business With Ar. Peter ehmp {his aonn-law.)
He WIS kind parent and man university hs1ored
ny all who knew him. He 1eavas wife md 1area
family to mourn his loss. His funeral VII take pace
on 9uesday morning ttoday) at II O'clock at South
Bend. Ind,
IN this city: on the 26th inst, ROBERT II. F1sKE
formerly OF Bangor. Me- N1 1AAA'
- Bangor papers please copy.
- n this city, Jnly 18th. Of Scarlet Feyer. EATON
KOD4LtA, son Of Seth and NJ J. e. Taylor aged 20
tFnnsIa q 70 o,siock A. H. Wednesday, at 100 West
8 Eastern papers please copy.
, 1862-07-29
.Gbe .Gtibttne.
TUESDAY, JULY 90, 1862
THE CITY.

PERsozA1-Chas. a. Branscomb, ESQ,
special agent P O. department, st. Louis,
No, Is stopplug at the Sherman Housa.
, 1862-07-29

The muster roll Of Capt. Levi 2. Holden be-
gins 10 1ook Ike buefness. He will have q
hne company; but 1t Is no more than be de-
etfSes, having served his country faithfully
from the beginning Of the rebellion up to The
present time. Young men wtshfne to emil
"lth good company under experienced Off
Gers. aid also with the crack Board Of Trade
feg1nent-as his Company has been rendered
and accepted In the above reg1ment-WoQld
ters, lis Like street. whefa lis muster rn1l
may De found Boys, go and help him fiji up.
-CaPt., James has located his tent Just
north OF the Post Office, and opened his mns
yer Toll yesterday morning. Fill up his ranks,
Peter Casey opened a recruiting Office in
h1ngsbury Block yesterday, to recr0it com
pan5 tor the Board Of Trade regiment.
We notice that our old friend, Geo. ",
ChaI dler, whom. every body knows to be q
country, and received commission to raise 3
company Of volunteers for the Board Of Trade
regiment. All who want to serve their coun-
t,y under live and popular man, cali at Cant.
Ghane let's tent, southeast corner of thu Court
House square, and enrol your names, To
arms! to arms! aud enrol your names in CAPT
Chand1er's company.
kEcKuITs WAH1sD.-Co. B, 9Th regiment
Illinois Volunteers, Lieut.. Caldwell. naVlne
solnnteezed TOR the war, require few recruits
70 u! up. Come one, come all. The full
pay tsl3} and SIS bounty paid By the Govern
nens, with premium Of g. making together
Sloo, to each recruit when mustered t1: the
balance # bounty, SIS, at the end Of tbs var
or"hen discharged. apply at Camp Dougl.s
a ". Chickering and &. ]. Hunt, both
wen known and esteemed gentlemen OF this
city, are recruiting company at No. IS Dsar-
born street, fur the Board of Trade regiment
We can most confidently recommend these
gentlemen 10 those -desiruus of enlIsting. a.
every Way gentlemen and officers WORTHY of
the command OF any rnmnanv
, 1862-07-29

milwaukee, Wheat Enthusiastically %.
RecedHed. 5s. .4s3 bn. Market INN with sales Of
t,oou bushels at Csc for No. i and sic 10. No. q
Spring. Fteights, lie for wheat to Ransla.
, 1862-07-29
Oats la Efncinnats.

Iae 9azete Of Saturday conta,ns the fslIov1nr:
uats advanced TO S7@$sc This IL caused by the
crop n1fure. Hhlch appeara to DE tiuIte-eenesai
ro% esef5 qua1tef. no hear the sane syosable