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Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-07-29
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Pd,riotsi Cifi-eRs' C9Lrfrymen-to Arnis.
There is now no excuse for any. even the
poorest. for not joining the National Army
Sc5 Bounty from the County.
50 Bounty from the L. =,
Si3. one months paw. IN Advance, making
siHtv-three dollars! on being mustered into
service!
This Rebellion must and will be crushed
Men Of Union county 10 the Rescue! WAR
MEETINGS have been appointed at the fol-
loving places;
Harileion, Monday evening, July cs.
MiEinbnrg, Tuesday evening, July 20.
New Berlin. Wednesday evening, July 80
Uniontovn. Friday erening, Aug. /.
LewisbuTg, Saturday, August 2.
TIE country needs honest, brave, men 1t
needs them now. The country is IN critical
condition. and needs every soldier. Come
forward, then, men Of all classes and protes-
sioBsI Nsuiol Union county, come forvaTd'
Ai,ihe assistance and bOun,ies granted BIZ the
United States Government. aud bv the State
and county authorities, will be fully secured
10 men and officers.
The following able Speakers will De pres
eat, to address the meetings; Rev. lhos-
NJ R-esa Rev Dr. Dick SOP, Rev. r A. Fink. Rev II.
Mf-srb Rev c " L.iubarh. Rev T ?. Curtis. hrv } q.
Naes q. Z Miller. -. Maj c. >hrinHr wm- Van
-.1-r E~l- A II Dill E-l Joseph c Burhsr, Ed sAral
II. Orsis Esl, and others BY order otthe Governor
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Cnmmissioner
4s4 a0s ItG Sol a6Q

After remarks from Wm. RoshonC, E-q
Voted that We will use all honorable mea-
ewes to ensure the election Of the gentle
Il, this day nominated.
Voted that Messrs Miller aud Beaver
argent their own COnferees
TIE following were the Return Judges
ir this year, and the gentlemen appointed
Standing Committee for next year:
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COMMITTEE.

JUICE. COMMITTEE.
Brs'v-C. Gudykunst d. F. FyreSman
Bafa.oe-Bj. Hauc& Day.t. Herbs;
Ea.l Baa..le-W l.. Harris VI. Brown
w. Buialoe-John Hayes G. L. Sheay
Har -v-leHn c. Srhu1re James Glover
Hsrileion-D. Sn,gelmyer Shem SpIse,myer
h-.r-jzuss lawson Paschal CIi7-aa
LsSI,->5- Swensel John Rei~h
Lev. y Warl-DauieI ShaTrr Chs Penny
Lev. :. Warl-T. G. Evans Johnson Walls
1ss-ane-Frs1 B5lenier John S'aaH
glr--I numas Gu.eiius frrt. >nEh
NsW Bsr-.n-W. Roshoug VI. kleckner
Ca.9u-I. X. krsan-r Jesse Beaver
hhGs Dser-H st rz1lnc /. Osborn
The Convention then adjourned.
Last year, the West end had three can
didaies f7r Assembly, and lost it. Tbs
year, tbe East end bad two candidates for
Commissiorer, and lost it.
Aessrs. Hsgenbuch and Heimbach were
each taken up without the knowledge Of
any other candidates, and the fact of the
frst's running was no, generally known at
the West, while the latter was not as well
known On the River. Had either been
announced a week earlier, be would prob.
ably have had DO opposition.
The gentlemen are all selected fairly
and bonorably. Miller, Beaver, Hagenbuch
fni Hays: are from the East side Of the
couDty-Ssnds, Reed, and Sheekl1r from
the West All parts Of the County are
represented The Caudiiates are worthy
and honorable and capable men. There
Is no reason Why the County Ticket sL'ld
no. be successful.
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STATE TICkET.
Preliminary Elections,

The general good character 0t cur
candidate. (r.nisr.os them a. accept
sble.) and the glorious harvest Vea-
tber Of Saturday last, combined to maN-
a small turnout at the primary election
excsp. in Hartley s9d one or two other
districts where candidates resided. The
full vote vss no, polled for any one cfhce
but we think 1900 voters participated.
TIE Return Judges met yesteriay J.
appointed, when Robsr; Caui1r E-q. was
.p25intei Chairman, aud Wm. l.. Harms
spi Cha's Gaiykuns', c Secretaries.
Read the Returns Of votes po.lel, which
were a. follows: For
Csncress-George F. Miller 700
John J Patterson -
Scattering
Ass5mbiy-Jesse Beaver Ce3
surveycr-Courad sheckler 573
The following were the contested votes:
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r~At the War Meeting, held al Har,leton,
MONDAY eveuinsIu'y 2s,the following resoil-
lion was passed unanimously:
Resolved. That our Comfy Commissioners
he and are hereby requested to appropriate
Ten Thousand Dollars ont Of the County
Treasury. a bounty to oar Volunteers, IN
de, the Iale call from the Governor.
SAMUEL HACPT. Pres't.
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PARTICULAR NOTICE.

4 LITTLE the best place in town 10 get
n YOUR Trimmings, Notions, Skeletons,
Fancy and Black silks, with many othef
lhiuss too numerous 10 mention, IS a; Z.
MENSCH'S. 50 say the ladies'.
D-S.cre removed to Refers building,
two doors west Of The Bank.
Ie~i.bgrs Nay 5. lsCs-E,S
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ICE. Ice!

THE undersigned are Putiing up an ICE
HOlsE large enough TO supply All our
people wI,h Ice during the whole year. Ice
viii Re delivered IN town, daily, al cheaper
rate than private Ice Houses can be tiled.
u Cal. On either Of US on Sorih 4th H. OF
a. the Ice House below he River Bridge.
HAwEIDSNs AUL,
r.xt.hr-y Nov "A ls6l FRANK ANG.TADf
, 1862-08-22
3chr r. f Foster. Esrson, Muskego1, 90 N l1rn-

schr g Foster, Esnson' huskeson' " N Hull
5eR.s hoR5ss E5sS sGs hssasssa snt:s: s snt
schr dhsliotts, Fulton. Manitowoc, 100 eds wood
ScTr FfFher. GIaeer, Grand H2Ten. 20 n lumber.
schr Etronach, Otto, Nan1stee, IS m l01aoss'
CLEARED. August 70.
ssrns Comet, Pabst, Two Rivers, SIS bu Wheat,
$50 hu COIL, aundrfes. u,.
Prop SIN, Jones. Collingwool, 5e0nbn wheat, -
bu corn, 100 bu oats, 1.oao blas aoor. suA7
Prop Mohswk. Pheatt Buffalo, 15.0oo bu corn; ...
Prop Raeine, Arthur, Buffalo, 200 bu "heas' 22'o
hides,
Prop Ontario, Shaver ,ogdensbu1gb. 5000 bu corn,
Bark Rawson, M -, Flint, Buffalo. q 200 hn corn.
Bs.k Plymouth, Fleet. Port Colborne, 15,ooo bu
Bark sweeney, Rordsn, Buffalo, 1ss 600 bq wbeae.
Bark Colonel Ellsworth, EYans, Buffalo, Il, 125 bu
Bark Rayenna. Perry, Buffalo. ~ 40 bu eoru-
Ha1E Jane Ben, IcGsw, Buffalo, q, COO bu corr
Brig Isabe.1a. Jones, Buffalo, 900 bn wheat.
sehr z Bailey. aawklna: n. ~ 4an1stes; d
Schr a + Musssy, Tiffany. OsHego. Il, TO bu coTn.
schr James Nasagh, Collins, Buffalo, 1855 ou
sehF 1 Douglss, vlckery, Buffalo, 1850 bn
sehr Rnf sian, Clement, Buffalo. 2oo0o bu corr
Schr Wm Fisk. Wolfe, Buffalo 49, so bu Eheot.
sshr Aaaee Hamilton Tosopt9 iao hq o;s ssra; Z,
sehE star e Hope, anderson; Holland.
Sehr WhiI1w1nd, Nelson, CentreEille-
schr G Foster, Hz7spn, Muekegon-
sehr Syracuse, cazszs.3 aa1o. u COO bu wheat.
Schr Deligoland. BufEe. Muakegon.
Schr Charlotte, Fulton, ManitoToc-
Schr Stropsch, Otto Naniatee-
ScoW RATena, Peterson. st. Joseph,
, 1862-08-22

and larse number Of the citizens supposed
to he out Of town. It Is true there ts consider
al. dfmtud from totns In this vicinity, but
u 20 great as usual at this eeasou There IS as3
some extra demand from hospitals In thls vicinity,
hut nothing unusual this week, n6E Is that de.
maud at ary time 90 gteat es It Euuld be Il all
our men ii the deld from New York were at
home. True. the psice OF beef today is not
hfeh-pot high enough to pay. th9ae whose
cattle cost 3Kc per n gross, in Illinois. but
We have not seen a n,ore lively marset this
SUMMER. It ls go much so jthat probably half the
stock waa sold out before noon, and more than
three tonrths Of 1t before sundoWn; gond many
certainly have not seen uT1ter 1ua1ket this sea
eon It IL attributed to the state OF the weather,
whfch Is cool for August, and also tha fact that
the wholesale butchers have had good time
generally the past week Live hogs In rather
light supply, and about &c 2 b aGYance,
, 1862-08-22
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
NEsTARX.

sona ~ .he ,asdtn1. a,s.o,1,t ts,sas ~ 49,,
n1,,r,n,, hitts,a., - 49, -. -
1,a1.a t.,a."",t.s ~ a 49,. ~ s+no - ~
40 ,,,o.s,ta 80 ~ as5sra sf11 80 49,
,o-,a1v ,,rr.aea4 r1sI,,s I - 49, tenH
MIDI, - . s,a -. - =. at.,,,,st 49,
e.+I.aal +h.t ~. :. - ~ - s--..m
.bo.v 1.r,,, ~, -. -. o,,a. hstes. 49,.
5..t-,, 49, s'..@A 1.s+s.
ua-a+afa.. ~. S.Ns..,1 ..,;. - .sso
T., h-,.f,a.. .as ..t ..x,.as.sN -.
~ t..t ~.,.ss1N.N-' .Ns -S"-..
~ =. S1.,:a a.. 49, $50 sse.a. . so o.
ha.,.t - c..s ~ enIao oes.s,u' ~ ~ 81 tAs
r..s ~ "a - ~ ~.
.,.:e, n-,.e ~ ~aH~.sI-'4 ~ 1Nsso y. VS.eA
asas Ao'-' 49, 414a AAAs'
W. - souens .ne o1o" q ssie anu en7o97 oa1
.-s-. . ~ ~ slnuuus -. ~. uAs Moa4a
- 80" ~ soo ae-'1- y. esue. e.t1e'.
A sA@1anso - 'et1 "o.A1' He
- a. aou=s 4naa soio esseta1 iAt pafGen
=. +7~ .'ne4o "~-0 0! ouppneo
,o.,+ -. ~ - Fs.ss'~ 1'0'
tum. Some may still charge X when they csn get
1t, and that 1s the rate On colections.
f3o1d bn7,n,, a. 1oa-1 49, ,,.s,-,t
but there Is not much changing hands on any
terms as the market is comparatiyely bare Of the
article s,ro, h,,...ao 49, go. aa5,;~s. ~ 1na,a
rnssN,-'. 80 oo51ng a. os7'' es.tns at .oGSt*-
1,sasasJ Notes-olo na9lng atoA; naF ooyang,
s4AA<'t 'A'1e' 7s - eenlpg NJ y pfen4ha"
s1AIE FRANCES
"hAe N springfield, Inst "eek' hon. William
Duuef' e'a'e treasurer, showed 10 tae eoln' au
sa1e1s slowed away In hls Fault 70 pay tue inter-
GET upon aA cur State debt due on the 1st OF jan
uar5 next. troakefs, II any tners BE-, Fiu there
fore p1eaee at once to stdIy up.''
The total amount Of interest falling due Ju1y
, 1862-08-22

In beef cartle, Ee have to notice tlight change
IN favor Of the sellers this week, owing, chiefly TO
faNing oil In the supply. Last week the total
rivals are 2,0p and cog were held over sInce Last
Monday, making q total at sde head From this
number deduct 100, which have been sent or left In
4,066 seven daIs ago. Thus We have on esie 100
head 1ees and the diGereuee Is sweled to at least
10o0 when qna1ity Is taken into consideration.
The average quality Of the offerings at least, ten
PEI cent. below that Of Last week, and observing
This fact in our calculation. prices hare advanced
1G615c 2 LOO hs. On the better grade, and &c on
the inferior. The demand IL fair both On Eastern
and New York ACKNOWLEDGEMENT 1900 and 500
head were eold to New Yorkers. including upwards
Ct aGa headta The government contractors, and few
or none were left for thoEe seeking d-oves Oh CON-
mission Some buyers think they have psid Hc
9 b. advance, bat the actual figures do not sus-
tain the view.
, 1862-08-22

TEE TEMPERANCE REGINEST.-Caps. David
?. Hancock, Of the regu1nr army, has been as
eig1ea hg Governor Yates 10 the command Of
this regiment, nov organizing at Springfield.
Captain Hancock is q graduate Of West Point,
and has seen ten years service He Has with
johnson in bis Utah expedition, and With
Twiggs in Texas when he surrendered to the
secessionists. For the last year he hss been
On parole and lately exchanged. Although
get young u1an, he has been twice promoted
for gallant conduct With such material as
composes this regiment, and commander Of
such rare ability md accomplishments, it is
safe to predict that 1t Will be On honor to the
State. One company Of the right uatersal
would be accepted and few recruits to I'll
TscsuCIes.
, 1862-08-22

NEW YORK., August a1.-FLaCE-Dul1 and in
ald home trade demand. salet- t-l0.io bris. at
Il s 81 ss ssses nnd Is
@$5.As foE coEnAon to medium extra western.
s5;l5@5 IS for eo1apon a3 to good shippins brands
outside quotations. Canadian hour qaIet With
downxs1d tendency, Rye -four qutet, at S3,75A
WnIsKT-Htas5 and lower. Sales 200 brls at
GHA1s-Wh hest without decided change. Tran=-
actions materially restored BY limited receipts.
b. M,saakee elSb At 81 :sssy ssts 81:
choice ): 1a.65o b1 wiater ED western at 81 sd
1.34; $4,000 bn. common red I'll i, to arrive, Sl.aJ;
IS $50 bu amber Mich. at st.a53I.s7; 4u,0 bu in.
81. at s1f6, snd 800 bu. new willie Mich ii $40.
Rye quiet md uncbsnged. Barley dull and nomi-
n s91nd l. fo Is and auts a The
buyets. Sales ss oco ha at 5sG56uAc f9r old mixed
western; 62e :fsr enc parcel very choice DO: $50
ean: 4ei tos ansopEs, "a ana ~ 1E
better, with moderate sales at s5e for :!e-sss
CaIadiau, western and afate.
GRocEK1Es-Sugar, 1aT firm and in good re-
Pao71s1oF-Pork more active and hrHer.
! sales $50 brls. pork 1aat evening at $11.so19
IL o. :.cr meas; s1 80 for prime mess; and $le0
f.. Re 7 n s tsea eoeatay ~ yr9ma sGs s o
eoSnt,y mess; IS - ga Tor Espased meas 81;
snd usnehspSed. CT nests in iaii de.nand and
aIn sslss 5oe p2ekases at ,tsst5 fss thonay
SRlea, 1t0 hhds. at &c for ahoulders, and 7c for
clear aides. Bacon sides inactive Lard market
quiet and unchanged. faies. Its brls. at SSAGb
91c. Butter re1ling at 11@17c for Ohio, and l444
| lbdc for ttatc. Cheese drm st 4I5ssc.
OsWEGo. August ao.-EIouz-nnchangen;
/ GRAN-Whea quiet. Chicago spring held at
| $40, and winter red Indiana at 81 ri without
| Gales. Corn hed at 4sc.
| CANAL FzE1eH9s--UEthanged Flour at a7c ;
| wheat at 10e: !: corn st 85<c to New York
! 1MPoHTs-a1: :oeQ b1: Wheat, 1000 bn eoEn-
/ E1Po91+aCM bs1a. -four, 1G,GQ0 bu. Wheat.
| Q1,Ge0 bu. .tcon. I0c c1o bu oats- .,'''
! BUFFALO, iug. .0.-FLouR-Qu1et- r
| GRA1%Less active. Haes Of red winter Lnlo
and Indiana at -1.14@l.15; red Illinois al Sltt;
Corn guiet and demand mostly confined to hot 81
| l4ec, as to condition; souni 4a14c- Oats aaiet.
WRIaET-DGu: retail gales at SIC.
cArA1 FaE1asTs- -lsc for com, 15c for wheat to
New Iork. -
LAKE InTosra-e,e GOD br1t. -four, u, go bu. whest,
44.(Gu hu. tprn.
CAxtL ExroRrg- 900 bu. wheat, 165, 600 bu.
cotu, so, ,006 bu. oats. 8 G00 bu barley.
, 1862-08-22

WEDNESDAY EVENING, August 20, 1862.
FRETGaTs-FImer. The engagements were:
ToBuffalo :-Schr. Muskingun, corn, at &c schr.
Kate barley and bark Jsne Bell, corn, st aye;
echr. Msry Morton, rye, at &c: stm1 Baltic, oats
at &c.
FLOUR-Recetved, 3,3348 brls: shipped, $3.50
brls. Market dull and heavy. Sales:-50 bzls
''Farmer'e'' Quincy choice white winter ct
1855; IT'S br1s good do at s5.75; a0o bsla "Grace
Mi1s'' at IS Is; 100 brls "Crowder's Best do at
IS IS; $50 bsls ''Home Mils' do at IS 05; 100 rls
"Roecoe City, spring extra at si-15 80 brls Spa
cie'' do at $4.75 leo bills ''Volcano' winter ST.
periof at 81 IS.
WHEAT-Recelsed, 57,5s4 bu; shipped, t5,4a5
bu. Market dull and 1@2c lower on winter, aud
1@seon spring. Sales WINTER ,cco ha No.
red in etore at s1.e51a; 5000 bu do At Los; 1000
bu do at s1.O4 300 bu No. 2 white in store at
s1C5; 80 bu do st s1.ot; 5000 .bu No. Red In
store st 99c; 2,oG0 bu do at 9sKc; 1000 bu do at
9sc; 1000 bu rejected red IN etore st &c. SrRSss
$3.50 bu No. spring in store at 91c; 5000 bu do
at 9GBc: 4,500 bn do at 96c; 1,0o0.bu do at 95c1:
1900 bu do at Csc; LOCO bu No. 2 spring In store
ate6c; 5000 bu do at s526c; 3,Ooo bu do at Sc.
coRN-Received, 125,5ss bu: shipped, 90. 1775
bu. Market dull and K@1c lower. Sales: $500
bu River White Mixed at 42kc a1oat; 1.70o bu do
at 42c; 2,500 bu do at 41Ac; 1,000 bu River Yellow
adoat at 40c; $500 bu do at 395c; 15, 600 bu River
Mixed aloat ar s39c; $500 hu do at 3ssc: +. O. b.:
5000 bu do at asc b.; 10o ba Yellow In store
ct ss15c. 5000 bu mi1ed common in store At 10.
s., 900 bu do at S54c; 10000 bu do at 35c; 49, 0Oy
bn do at 35c; 1860 bu FEBRUARY receipts do at 34c;
1000 bu Rejected in store at 29e; 900 bu do at
2ssc; $500 bu do at 2ac; COCO bu do lin Flint &
Thompson+e> at a71hc; 900 bu Condemned On track
at CSC. -.
OATS-Rece1yed, 3,Ts9 bu. Market firm. Sales
ao Of, b1 No in store as &c.; &c. 500 ba do at aac
s,ooI =. o9,l. ~ ~ - ''S' N''o0 80 Wv
~ po,o,,-o5 = ma -, ,,a.7-ot r,,t ea1,a
+ IN, hn 9o in e+n,o or sa,. Am +, A. a. sO1<, .
A@ ~ ~ " "SS>1Nt
1-7lU uu TtIecteu III etVTe at 79C
BARIET-Ks cefYcd Tb bu. Market Quiet HnH
-. = rc1,.,
@oAAtANNA - ~ e1ooo" ...
H1GH"lNEs-Recetged, 81 DIS. Aa1ket very
firm Sales: bo brls at Ssase-
MESS PORE-5G0 brls at $3.50.
BRAND tons in bulk on track at IS 50.
| rARD-Ecarce and firm ut 7A6RSc.
! ercapc 1ys-,.a, ~ e,aa5, ~ .rS e5se er W. MN
+,nna r., a1ote~
~. e,r1ss-ea ,o,n,oon - ,a5- o->ea+o
mime r. rhnfro ERt11c
, 1862-08-22

Provts1ona En- C1ncinnatI--Au.: 10

Provisions En- C1ncinnatI--AuS: 10.
Bacon ehonldera were sold, to 8 limited extent,
holde1e generally stand for higher figure, pr1nct-
pally &C packed. Bulk shoulders are not Offering
to any extent at BIG. Bacon aides are quoted at
64c- Hams grow gradually lFner as the stockre-
duces. Plain canyassed Of good quality, command
7zc7 and for the moRt part are held at &c. Mess
pork meets with 20 purchasers, excepting the
government.
Lard is hrmer, with steady inquiry at sxD
s3sc- Purchases, however, can hardly be m.de At
}efR than exc
, 1862-08-22

Fre1ghts are firm, with engagements to Liver
pool and Glasgow ct 8s Cd to 93 Sd per quarter fJr
Ersin, and o. for aons-to London. 1Ds for grain,
and IS Sd for -four There are very few arrivals at
Of Freight here the foregoing rates are likely to be
maintained d-Hftaess.
, 1862-08-22

The market rules steady. Sales: 10 hhds stems
sold at $340 each; hhda factory Jugs at 50 81 to
$1o.s5; hhds planters lugs at $l030 to $l3 50;
bids common leaf at s13 20 to $l4 So; : hhds me-
dium Leaf at SIS 50115 80: hhds medium manu-
featuring at S17.49 10 $ls.55; hhds good msnu-
featuring at SO. 60 to ST.. T5-
, 1862-08-22

Ine NlefeAnt1le RAtteTy.
The splendid corps bearing the above title
is now encamped near Cottage Grove, having
been sworn into the U. s. service last week,
The peaSo7ael Of this company is probably not
e1ceAed By any other similar organization in
the State. 1t is composed mainly Of young
men, who have gone into the service through
no eyarescent spirit Of wild adventure, des-
tined to be dissipated whenever the sober re-
alities Of soldiers life shall stare them In the
face. But they have enlisted from principle:
because they love their country, and are e.
ger to do what lies IN their power, to rescue
the country from the dangers nov threaten
ing 1t. This principle is with them the graud
propelling power. which Will induce them to
brave every danger and endure every hard
ship that may befan them With cultivated
inte!lects, correct habits, sound physical or
ganizations, and hearts fred with patriotic
emotions, they will march forth with unSa-
yeriug step to meet the rebel enemy.
But our object In pe1niug this article WIS
lot SO much to praise the Mercantile Battery
as to announce it's acceptance ss an artillery
company telegram hom Springfield yes
terday morning, settled this point, authorita-
lively The company uow will require about
sixty more good men, to fill up its ranks to
the maximum standard. These can easily be
obtained in Chicago, SO soon as 1t is generally
known that they are wanted. Indeed, we ex-
pect 10 see considerable strife Is to Hho will
get their names on the muster-roll first.
Young msn desirous Of en1isting for their
countr3's service, will find the Mercantile
Battery just the place for them.
We should add that the company is about
establishing for itself q sanitary commission,
to be placed under the direction of a compe-
tent person; SO that tue sanitary condition oi
the men will be made specially. About hall
dozen blacksmiths aud wagon makers are
also wanted.
, 1862-08-22

The Market ruled with more animation than dur-
Ing the preVionB week There Was was an average
supply but no change In price: First quality est
t.e, IS bc99G0; second and third, $5.GoDi00;
Hogs live, $A.oGGA-50 q 10u lbs.
, 1862-08-22
New York Stock and Honey Market.
BY Telegraph New YoRE, August 20, 1861.
FIrgt BQQfd-StQckal lower, stpce hoatd a1e het-

M0EET MARKET.-Money markct without quo
table change. Loans on call are 3@24 q cent. and
discount On prime paper 4@5 q cent,
Sterling exchange quiet at 12101z1I5 for bank
er's bills. ~.
American gold little frmer-cloaing steady 15K
D15E = cent. prem.
in3 p snoSfS atea 1tee " F ~ g. Ivy
tary Of the Treasury sold to-day in Wall street,
g. GEO Of the $50 Treasury notes at l0fH and
interest.
, 1862-08-22


Tbs mineral obsequles Of Captain Lansing
B. Tucker, son Of Co. J. Il. Tucker, were
observed yesterday afternoon, at two o'clock,
IN tbs grove Of the University grounds, at
Cottage GroEe. a large number Of ft1ends
from the city we're in attendance, to pay last
tribute OF respect to the young officer who
has lost his valuable life IN consequence Of
the exposures incident TO the camp.
At The time xhen the call was made for
three months meu, about sixty daYs ago,
Can't, Tucker was student In the Chicago
University. 4 company WIS soon organized
smoDg the students Of that institution. which
organisation elected young Tucker as their
captain. In this capacity he had served faith-
fully aud to the entire satisfaction Of his com.
mand' when, few days ago, he was suddenly
stricken down with typhoid fever, and on
nonday last yielded up his young Life, a. tbs
residence Of his father, near Hyde Pgsk.
The funeral exercises yesterday were ex-
eeedingly appropriate, and indicative Of the
high esteem in which the deceased was held
By large circle Of friends. The military
eseoFt. On that occasion, consisted Of the
whole OF the 69th regiment, in command Of
Colonel Hongh. The music was supplied bv
saas ard Deans Light Guard Band, and was
peculiarly touching and appropriate, Rev.
Dr. ]. c. Burroughs, President Of the Uni
vettity, delivered the funeral discourse, which
was brief, eloquent, and impressive. The
speaker, during his remarks, paid merited
tribute tc the patriotism, moral worth. and
social qualities Of the deceased soldier, and
admonished bis hea1ers, one and Ill, to secure
wed grounded hope Of future blessedness
ttat would enable them to follow, with un-
shrinking trust, their departed friend to the
spirit world Rev. Dss. J. A. Smith and ".
E. Ryder assisted Dr.. Burroughs in the ex-
erciEes.
After the funeral discourse, IN opportunity
Eas afforded all present to look at the corpse
Of the deceased soldier, The coffin contain-
ing bis mortal remains stood upon platform
erected fer that purpose, in the centre of the
group, aud was enveloped Ia that time hon
cred emblem Of a soldiers fidelity and love
the Stars and Stripes. At the head of the
coffin, draped In black, hung the beautiful silk
| flag which the students Of the University had
purchased and presented to Captain fuckers
| company Immediately after its organization.
| The corpse being exposed to view, the band
played solemn dirge, and the entire regi
ment slowly filed past the bier, each member
casting final glance at the changed coun,
tenance Of their lamented brother in arms
noT gone on his lorg fnrloush. The regi
| ment was followed by the relatives aud friends
Of the deceased The procession was the1
coon formed, and all that Was mortal Of Cap
tain Lansing B. Tucker was slowly born,
away to the Chicago Cemetery, where stns
war nor battle eound'' shall ever disturb hi
peaceful repose.
, 1862-08-22
DIED.

AT Csmptor. Kane County, III. Ans. ecth, after
thort Illness, AIies SARAH WHEELER, aged Is yeara
E- Papers In New Brunswick please eopy.
, 1862-08-22

War Claim Blanks for sale ut this Office.
Widows' Declaration for Bounty and Arrears.
Soldiers Declaration for Bounty and Arrears.
Officers Certificates Ct Soldiers Disability.
Surgeons Certificates Of Soldiers' Disability.
Invalid Pension Chains.
Widows Declaration for Pension
Heirs Declaration for Bounty and Arrears.
Application for Transfer Of Pension
Application Of Minor Heire for Pension
Application Of Mother fo. Pension,
Application Of Widow for Payment Of Pension
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CIaim TO. Horee and Equipments.
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, 1862-08-22

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