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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-12-12
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE FRIDAY DECEMBER H. 1867.

boa. 10 tow, striking the steamer on the port bow
and sinking her Immediately. The crew Of the tug
escaped by getting on board the canal boat. The
Josephine received no damage.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-12-12

CosTRIBuTIoS TO THK CENTRAL PARE.-Tho
Comm .soners Of the Central Park have received
al addition to THEN Geological Collection from q.
Granville While esq. of Brooklyn, 10 whose public
spirit and iberality tho public are indebted for pre-
vious donsiions Of the same character. Sir. Whites
mere recent yin consists Of pair of Syrian gazeios
ard pair Of dwarf deer from Nepaul The latter
ARE rnqnestionably the rares. and most valuable
specimens Of he Asiatc fauna. Although they have
attained their full growth they not over twelve
inches in hight without horns, and Of very delicate
and slender limbs. TIE gazeles are about the size
Of our common goat, but with beautifully graceful
figures. During next season the Deer Park and To-
illogical Collection will become Of the most IN
terestiDg features Of our Central Park.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-12-12

San Lses...7:l5 Sess-...,.....4:1 Noon-RlseslO;a
WATER rBis nAr.
sanity HOOK ~ Gov. Island. O:l7 Hell Oats.. lsb
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-12-12
'Advertisenent.l
db'otbisoAh
NOTICE TO THE IRA

NOTICE TO THE TRADE.
ADVANCE PRiCs oV WoLFEs SCHsAPPs-Ihe
tsnh Of WOLVES ScgsAPPs be had application
1T the office Of
UDoIPHo WoLpy,
NJ
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-12-12
.rrw-JERsEY RAILROAD-FOR PHIL

~ AoTLpUfA a the SOUTH and NEsr Wis J.5H-
sEY CTfY-Msil md kxpress ives leave New.i oiAsI
eud 10 q M 4. srd II ?. M Fare 20. lh'ousn etee
Ill Tor The South sud through oasssEo cnecAed %
A IN and q snl ~ p. trsine.
j. " WOOORiFF, Assistant 81 peT.tsr dent. =
No baggage received trains Less delivered
end checkod Is minutes 10 advance Of the thee OF leaving
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-12-12
HUDSON RIVER RAILPOAD-FOR AL
IL BASY and TROY. CONNECTING WITH TRAINS
NOR Tn nd WEkT Tain l.sua.


~ From foot Of Courtlsnd,-a.-Connsctisg st Hampton
Junction With tie Delaware Lskssanna aud Western Rail
road 81 Es,,on with the Lehigh Valley Railroad and lie
connecoos onnr direct line to Pittsburgh and ID. Wss
vi,hout change Of csrs-
WINTER ARRASGTHENT-Comr1enc Nov. ~, 1870
Leave New York ~ follows:
HARRIsBURG ExrKEss-At 9. NJ. FOR Easton. Reading,
Pot syiie HsnisbDrr Msuch Chunk Willamspor
MAIL TRAIS-At8s for Esston. Water Gay. Scranton.
Ores, Bend. Biz ghsmton piftsten. Nilke-bsrre Gc.
IL 81 THRougH TRAIS-For Esston Allentown, reading
Pottsyilr. harrisburg. Wilkins port &c.
4P ~ IHRor6H TRAIN For Easton. Bethlehem, Allen
town. anl Msnch Chunk
$50 p NJ WAY ra.IS-For Someryie and intermedists'
Stations
Jpn WEsTRRS ExPREss-For Esston. Allentown, Res4.
ing Hsrhbug Pittsburgh, end the West Sleeping ears from
JeT.ey City through 20 Pittsburgh.
ExPGRss TRAIs POR HARRisBURG-The q m. Express
Trln from New-York strives al arp1rgstt lip. m connect
log and West Pennsyvans Central Railroad North.
Central Railroad North and South and with tie Cambsr.
lard yeley Ksroad
Isz THRoUsH ExPrKss TRAIN T0a THE Wssr leaves
New e daily tSundays excepted. mixing close
come ton HsIrnug with Pennsy lvais Railroad with
erse Pttsbn-E aud TO tincin7 All and
Chcago Two hours time is saved by taxing this train
EiILABKfsPoKr AND NEW OAK ERRY-Lesvc New iore
from Pier no. ?, North River. at $3.50 NJ snd lz'U%
cad p 70. -.
The boat. stop At Bergen Point an4 MArner Hsrbor every
trlD P,ch wsy JOSIAH u. STERNj. Superintendent
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-12-12

NEN-lORh AND MON IKI.AL fhElUdI
~ LiNE-1he expeditions aud rea5e Steamer and
Ksosd Transportation Line from Nesfork 70 Burlington
St Johu.bury Usdenb0rsh Montreal. and all insraedias
towns by New.ayen stesmers. Pier No Is Ess, River,
sou,h,.t ~ Y FRANCIS HYDE. Agent
NETWORK, HARLEM, and ALBANY X. Il.
~ For Albany, Troy. North and W.st-WlNTER An
RANGEaiENT, commencing MONDAY. Nov. II. 1852
For ALBANY lo:5os Express ,it Train rom 'o>hs
Station. Rsfurniug leave Albsns n lr:j0
For Locsi Trsins see Time table
JOHN BURChILL Superintendent.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-12-12
lAdvertise-nen,.I
THE UNITED STATES TAX LAW,

Sofa Inrosrsn AVID MAsuTAcTuRKR.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-12-12

The patients arc IN good condition. No DEATH
have occurred.
J. q. MCKEE. Surgeon In Charge
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-12-12

LISI W sim AND NOUHptD
From Faf1r Serfndrv Hpa!, Va ,eee'sed ~ ooa,d ~
United Sfafssh 'pifai banpors - MAXI, az HxdHdrta
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1862-10-02
PHYSICIANS.
DIR. A. A. CIsUMp,

GERMAN AND ENGLISH BOTANIC PHYS
VI ICIAN, Millersburg, D. Office, on the east
end Of Main street, four doors above the Public
square. t2l-2O.l
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1862-10-02
JEWELRY, &c.
N. T.. MCCORMICK,
A. IL. FREY.

VNTATCH AND CLOCK MAKER, one door cast
w of :. X, Wcrich's Hardware Store, Mnin
street. Millersburg,O q. l23a
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1862-10-02
HOTELS
OHIO HOUSE.
NEW ENGLAND HOTEL,

n nONWORTIl, Proprictor-west end of Main
NJ. street, Millersburg, Ohio. lLTStagc oillcc-
Daily line of coaches to CushOCtUn. (p-l)
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1862-10-02
SPARTAN LODGE NO. IeG,

VNyATCH MAKER AND JEWELER, Main st
w three doors west of Wcirich's llardwnr
a tore, Millersburg q, ,al-2ol
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1862-10-02
BACK PAY, BOUNTY sc.

" A. TAYLOR, Notary Public, bonneville, o.,
- will promptly attend to procuring back pay,
bounty and pensions for disabled and discharged
,ollicrs, and to the collection of claims for the
friends Of those deceased. l2l-2D
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1862-10-02
A. J. BELL,

COUNTY RECORDER and NOTARY PUBLIC
y Milcrsburg, q. He is all times ready to fur,
hish ill up, aud take acknowl edgments of all kind
of Deeds C.nveyanccs, Mortgages, and Powers Of
Attorneys, and Record the same take Dispositions
to be used in any OF the Courts OF this State; also
Protest Notes. Iiill of Exchange ac. Oihcc IN the
Countl Recorder's office. "a q
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1862-10-02
THE
Nulmes County farmer.
PUBLISHED EVERY THURSDAY
BY j. A. e. E. ES TIL l..
JOB PRINTIN NG

OF every description executed in the best style and
on reasonable terms.
The FARMER has larger circuction than any
other paper in this section of the state. 1t is now
and has been for thirty siA consecutive ScaTs tho
ffioial paper Of the county.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1862-10-02

nF FREE AND ACCEPTED MASONS. meet
~ the Friday ON preceding the full moon IN
every month, at Masonic Hall
W. NJ. LOWTTER, Secretary.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1862-10-02

('OATS 4 BRAMLEI Pruprictors; corner Water
y AMI johnson Sta, Cleveland, Ohio. lHi-i2
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1862-10-02
Settle UD.

LII psrsous Indebted TO the uuderslgned will all and
"A settle their accounts Immediately Your notes aud
accounts will be left with Mathew Beylngton Tor col
eetion. who will be found at home, In Mileraburs
usually on Saturdays.
sep. 4. ls6a-m2 J. II. VAN BRoCKLIN.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1862-10-02
Them Shirt BOsOlns.

A VERY LARGE AND VERY
ehep assortment Of Linnep Shirt Bosoms, last
f"'"a Az BOOK STORE,
, 1862-08-11
CHICAGO DAILY MARKET.

SATURDAY ETEENa, Aug- 8. 1862,
FREIGHTS,-DuI1a and declined H@1c PEI bushel
The engagements were !: TO OsweEo prop. San.
com, via Col.ingwood, as 14s<c; scht. Onward,
wheat, ut 14c; schr. Persia, cozn. at 1sc. To
Kingston: echr. Flora Watson, corn, at 12Hc-N.
I. exchange. TO Buffalo barks Fame and Great
West, (No. - con-, at 8hc; prop. Potomec' CON-
mt Sc.
FLOUR Received, $50 br1s; shipped. 1,2l0
brls, Market duh and 5@1oc lower. SKIES. .16o
brls good white winter extra at $5,4 50 btls
" M1llwood" do at $5~15 90 brls 's Chatsworth''
choice spring extra at a 80 as5 bis - Ll1isa'
do st q 85 200 br1s Chicago Mills" T. h. at LES;
es4 br1s Farms af1sr' at $455 100 b1ls Cherry
valley" at 545o; 100 t1ls : Ohio state'' at 81 s.;
1c0 b1ls st Decatur City Mills winter super at
$3.50; 30 br3s ts Sullivan white winter
onp. t.. 100 b1ls Eagle" on PIT; 800 brls good
spring extra at S44O; - bt1s Phillips" at 81 d;
50 bris spring super at So Sd.
WHEAT-Receired, 3f.613 bu; shipped. 4s,s0o
bu. Market dull and a@2Hc1o~ez. sa1ess WEN
rEE-400 bu No. White in store at &l.6a l 500
bu No Red In store at 81 q 300 obu do at 81 0o;
| $500 bn No. Red In store at CSC 1900 bu Re-
iected Red in store at 9Ic. SPR1Ea-6,00G bu Amber
| iowa at Sc; 1900 bu do At 95Kc; 1,D0 bu NO.
Sp1irg {before tie eteaue:} at 9sc $4,000 ba (be-
fore the steaner) do at 9z4c; 120C0 bn do at 96c
s.e0o do at 95Hc: ,ooa hu do at CSC; 5000 ou
do st e4kc: 1,2o0 bu do at 9ac; $500 bu No.
Spring in store ut ssc; 5000 bu do at s7Hc; 1,o0C
bu do at SIC; sa hu Rejected In store at soc-
CoRN-Received, 100 SIS bu; shipped, sas,
bu. Market declined H@4c per bushel. Sales
10000 ba River Mixed adoat at $50; 5000 bn Rive,
Rejected aanat st sac; 6ooo bu do at ssc; 100 br
White In store 1t $50; 6.ooo bu Mixed IN store d
34c; 1boo0 bu do At SIC so,0 900 bn do 1t ai5fe
1a,o0 bu do At size. 10000 ba do {short receipts
at SIC; 10000 bn do Qn Mann 4 'seosts) ata3Sc
, 1862-08-11
THECAMADIAN EMIGRATION,
Tha Em'grants in Trouble.
BAD EFFECTS OF A SUDDEN DRAFT,


+s os eeot ehtsus ~ ~, m1sn .ne "armng anoroeo oy
Of all natlonaities going to see their Cana
dian uncles and aunts on Friday night au-
other batch ot+a,,,,+sa T., w.. a.. t.as.asu
s.t,.aa~ - y. ~ w t'1o oAosh'oe W
sstu1uay ma morning. 1hey were sharp set.
Thy we're not to be caught, Oh! mol They
took their satchels and went to HYDE Park to
meet Inc eastern bound train Uncle Sam
Was there before thems however, In the shape
shape Of a posse Of police who kindly relieved
tnsx s ~ .auss @ " ene1 sassasla' ana treasea
tneln n w 1fee 11oe 10 Inc Con1t tdouse-alu
teen In number, coming partly from the Mich
igan Central and partly from the Michigan
Southern ra,,,oada
~ a-a.s-as .sstouoa uo.o t,,r :, TIN a~
treme. One individual remarked that he WAS
"just going to Sec his aunt, sure" Another
naa !asl nst . ~ ~ s 49, 1a -. es' = ~ "
LIE g1uuolaene1, "1o usea Ii enStnaul, u w.
4 small. weazen-faced man who has been q
notorious Coalebs Was going to bring his wife
home Another had int faard ~ tta h,rth
A1->~ s>1'3 'A'SAA~ y. WV "@4
o1 an 1e1f, and aaotner Was going 1or MS
health. A strict examination Was made Iinto
The c,rcnm mstances n each oase resn1t;nv a.
e-r.~- -
1o1o"s:
BENZ. +. Blair, from Des Mo1nes, bound for
Denols' a 9eenaIgea. s aa eu,.4.. 7.n ,s
for Detroit, M Lone zone to Cam G Donelas. ' '
Robert Leslie, from Clinton, Iowa, bound
teT UetrolE, gone to camp douglas
natensf .,o,,n ~ ran un nnss o. vaS' ooala 1oS
Edward Barnee. from OouawEa. bound for
Lafayette, discharged.
natant uonora1 t 1oT na1on o. s' ooana lof
M;chsti sn1livsn finn st T,on,s. houna far
Canada, discharged.
| Michael Young, IRON St. Louis, bound FOR
DesIo.a Eye @ ~ Inp fo, = IoaRas. ia; Ms ho,,5
for New YoTF, iisnharsed.
Bernard Comiskey, from Blue Diggings,
WE, pound 10t Uelfolts gone 10 camp Doug
, 1862-08-11
TIRE SILVER GREYs In COUNCIL,
Progress Of E.ulistments.
APPOINTMENT OF In ADJUTANT,

The Silver Gregs held meeting Saturday
evening at the Court House, to report the
work accomplished towards raising regiment
Of Home Guards tor Chicago.
Peter Page, Esq, the Chairman, called the
n-etlng to order s1d stated it, object. He
had no doubt that two regiments could be
raised. Relative to the matter Of arms, the
Governor vas pressing the General Govern
ment aud thought he should have ten thou
eand stand In short time.
Reports we're made from the several wards,
showing an aggregate Of 4l2 enllsting. The
French and Belgian citizens rendered two
companies.
On motion, Thompson, Webb and Charles
Philbrick were added to the committee from
the 10th ward.
MI. Wilson moved the appointment Of al
adjutsnt, temporarily, whose duty 1t shall be
to attend TO all matters preliminary to the
formation OF = regiment. This motion WIS
carried. The Chair appointed Judge John
M:-.Wi1son as adjutant Of the regiment.
DR.. Dyer moved that the Secretary furnish
3 Int OF the several ward committees to the
adjutant, and that they be requested to report
to him at the Supervisors room; also, that
the hours Of business be from ten to twelve
daily.
Aid. Brown offered the following resolution
| which was unanimously carried:
RecoEeed, That one of the objects Of this Or
ganiza1ion is to stimulate and foster military
| spirit in this city and throughout the country.
Judge Wilson moved that the first full com.
pany raised and oflcered be designated com
/ papy 4.
On motion Of Dr. Dyer It was voted that
when the meeting s61ou1u, 1t adjourn to NEE!
| On Tuesday evening next.
C:.N. Holden was de -igoated as COMMITTEES
| to circulate muster rolls in the Fifth Ward, in
place Of A. G. Throop.
The matter Of handbills was referred to the
Aojutant, with power to act.
On motion. the several ward committee!
were requested to meet the Adjutant in TIL
Supervisors room Monday morning st ter
/ O'Clock.
On motion the meeting adjourned.
, 1862-08-11

brle. Market heavy and TO 1oc lover. Sales 5,0ob
Er1s at $4s6G5.G6 for snperlor State; $5.12k@
western; s5,atsG5. 80 for common to good chipping
brands extra round hoop Ohio. Canatliaa Flour
heavy and 1owss Sales 500 h11s At IS scI5 30 for
donr steady at $5.T,@425
~GRAM-l;eceipts, $40 hu. Marke: vary hsayE
and ;@ac lower. eales. $, o,6oo bu- at $l;l1@l1s
eab eSs ei ae5i1 81 s@1 sE
winter red westsr, aud $i.34 for mixed s1Icbigan-
GoaRsssf.pts Il e b MIkst hesyy {2 n9ds anda
western aid canal Oats firm at aS950c for Jer-
sey, Canada, western and ttate. Rye guist at
76@1sc for western; S3@s5e for state Bariey dull
'4e PHo51s.oTlpork firm. Sales $50 br1s. at s11 Is
fer mess. Prime beef quiet and steady: Cut meats
td more n9,sz astys sad sen @5 q ,T: sT
ioS olno, and ioS7se for state. Cheese steady st
e@SAs; @#SASs:xr-Unsaanzsa. ss,es, 500 bf,s. Ut sex
S Gnocrn1ss- Unchanged. u hhds. Cuba sugar
sod at sAc.
BUFFALO, Aug. 9.-FLouH-Maz steady-
psi,ate terms. parties apart. Corn dul1 ;, and I'D
nothing doing. 9la1s in fair demand Sales 1a'0o
- Wn1sRr-quiet e SszeE and no Gales.
CKxA1. EHEiGHrsEirm4
:LAKE I1Porrs-s0ou br1s- -four; 100000 bu-
w9tss Isl s. sa eo5e 's bfs 10 soar ssts sooo bu
wheat: 81, eco bu. corn; !; II. 600 bu- oats.
Foreign Markets.
Rx Te1epraph fPER STEAMSHIP JuRA-
ITEKTo51 Jn1y 3t.-Breadstufs generally dali.
Corn essier and downward. with decline Of Sd
q ouarter; mixed 49s: white 32@3as I'd Wheat
Quiet: red western 9sf1s Sd; red Southern l0s lid
oils sd; white western lis 6d@12s Cd; white
southern 19sl12s I'd
PRov1s1ors gedeEal,y 3nn.
IosDoE, July M.-Kreadatsfs quiet and steady,
American stocks steady. Latest eales H1tuoI!
| Central sha1es WIS at 514@5o dascounti EEfe
| shares 96HGS7.
| quiet and STEADY. Wheat dull and easier.
| Cousols closed at 94t194E.
| ONE DAT LATER.
| 11FErool. Apg. a-Flon1 tending downwatds
Whea: qnie! and pa ally declined1d Id. Com actt7'
| aad slightly better
, 1862-08-11

PORT OF CHICAGO.

ARWVED. August 9.
stue Mchawk, Hickey, ST. Joseph, 80 m lumber,
s,mr Sanbeana. Morgan, Two Rivera, snndries...
F1op Lady Franklin, Napier, St. Joseph, 10 m 1n1
Prom ]. barber, FeI1ett, Grand Haven, % N lam.
Bark Fame, Harvey B1faao. - ;; .
, 1862-08-11

Important to Gas Consumers.
have the exclusive ageucY Of the celebrated
seftangwen Dry Gas Regulator, sud the eueeess I
have met with In the great saving Of gas has in
dueed other parties to attempt to supply infs-
r1uf article and using my name to secure sales.
This Is to give notice that I have no agent what
ever, but attend to the business myself AL orders
lett at the store Of E. D. MscFarlaue, 81 Lasa11e
street, will receive prompt attention.
~H The Regulator guarantees to save from
sWenty t. dfty per cent. 8. .LAFoHTA1HB.
suEn-2t
We have received q communication
signed III. P. L. )" will the writer call at this
office?
NERcuRIA1.-The Thermometer yesterday
indicated 100 degrees.
II Eook 4 McL&in, steam Dyers and scourerR IS
Dearborn and Id s. Clark streeta. clean and dye
ad1es and gentlemens clothes In the best and cheap
est manner The oldeet established house IL the cty
~OAl On Dunlop, 8eweu d &Sp81ddug tox Printing" !"
HErf1- 1-hx@a.lv
, 1862-08-11

Bark A. s. Fairchf1d, Boyce, Rochester. a,ooo bz1s
salt.
BsbE RE %2ss%sR w. % %ssf EpsSg Rsg SF ~ % Evs9s ig99'
schr Planet issn. 4fser Greek, 80 lumber, 1900
schr & .. Aast, Bigelow, Buffalo, 40 III lumber.
schr haa.hr,dge johnson, Kcwanee' ZOO rail-
sehr Ts1a,1Ph, Inn smith. False Door. 1000 posts.
sehr annie 1hofane, Johnson, alseabnsh. 90 cords
sehr Raleigh. Tower, oawego. 1870 br1s salt.
sebr eridisn BootGroTd 81dio, 10 81 sris fs Salt
schr Jos Villas Clark, Ford River, 1oo N lumber,
schr =. Il Brown, Middl :son, Bay City, 1e N
schr Grenada, Fitzgerald oswego. 1,sso brls salt.
schz Muskegoa. AeVae. PlumnaezeyfIle, s. cords
schr Mary Btown, Brown, Cleveland. s4s TONS eoa1
schr e, 7. Richmond, Keith, Bay City, 1a0 N 1um-
her.
CLEARED. .Angust9.
stmr Mohawk, Hickey, s.. Joseph
Stmr Sunbeam, Morgan. Two Riv=rs.
PPlop Lady Franklin. Napier. s.: Joseph
Prop Granite state, Davis ogdsnaegsgh sas ha
RsTk Mm s1rfs FA Bno :! M a 6n com
| Bark Two Fannies, Mcdonnell, Buffalo, $500 bu
Bark WI: Jones. Andrews, Buaalo. $4,000 bu
Bark Sunrhtne, Krby, Buffalo, 1900 bu corn
Bark B. s. Sheppard, Racket, Buffalo, % 600 bu
Bark Fame, Harvey. Buffalo, s,eeo bn corn.
schT e Rand, Mckay. Muskegon.
Schr Rambler, Fagh. Manfsteo.
| Schr YIN. Gaze, JOHNSON, Buffalo, 800 bu corn
| sehr Iaakee, Prtng1e, Buffalo, 1900 bu corn.
| Schr Ketchun, Fu1son, Buffalo. u, 210 bn wheat
| schr Eth1n Allen, Pomroy, Buffalo, 6,0Go hu corn
schr T. Baker, Stalker, Bndalo, 1850 ba corn
Schr Contest, Rodzere, Buffalo, 17.6M bu com.
Echr Advance. Muir, Colborne, q 90 bu corn~
Schr curt1ss Mann, Ramsay, Buffalo, 1850 b.
corn.
Schr Wm. A1drtch, Simpson, Two Rivera
Schr Planet, Lynn. Silver Creek.
Schr j. Hasb1idGe. johnson, KeTanee.
Schr Triumph. Smith. Maritowoc-
Schs annie Thorane. johnson, Hilktnson*s P1er.
schr Muskegpn. McEae. McDoWells Pier.
Schr Matehdeid, Coffin, Buffalo, IL 500 bu corn-
, 1862-08-11
Another Bridge Wanted,

The 1nno trains of yehic1ps t.nt hovn 1,pan
,ost]ipr each other nj CLARK street 1,ridpe
curing the last weeE, and the occasional
disturbances in that vicinity. su,oast the ma.
eessity Of some relief from The annoyanre mr..
casioped BIZ throwing the create, part af tho
crossing from the sonth to the north side of
the river upon this bridge. Wells street
bridge it appears is drawing near to its end
and will soon have to be rebuilt, and durinr
its reconstruction, much delay aud conse.
quent loss Of time will be sustained by the
business community. Some twosyears since
mn order was 1,assud nv the cornnnop fonrc;1
, 1862-08-11

SATURDAY EVENING, August 9. 1861.
nzoaPrs foa LABr TwENTY-FouR HouRs.
Flour Wheat Com Oats Rye Bar |
bills. bu- bu- hu. b. bn. |
Ssss 4 uaE 5ss 5ss 555s 55s 4sP 81 ID ii u;
mGRR....... $50 1sN0 1920 $500 -. 49,.
$s$s$HRHk $$s$$Rk IS *;|! 81 s.: s.: a.: :5
9otn..---. $50 slels 1oOs55 s72s 1o17 TO
Beef Livs High
Id Cattle. nogs Wool. Wines lids
bs. No. 10. 1bs brls. h.
a$eG RR =: -: s;; iso slio il; 5isSo
Sc ssS 8 60 ss' III =: =: 50
s s,InR -: -: il 1877 ,5sss ss -: -: 81 81
9ots1.-~. 1890 a49 STAT s7es7 rs 1887
Flour. Wceat. Corn Oats. Rye.Bss'y.
TO s 45s s. aoss5o 20 $3.50 30 s So h.
Eses esssa:ss s4e$9s isie q 's SO
To Other Ports -. 475
ro.al. =. i21o 1850 ess8a5 5000 $500 =.
RECEIPTS AID SHIPMENTS BE 1ARs-AuoUsrs.
rnmbe- ~ osn nm Wheat * a. 5as
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RECEIPTS AND SHIPMENTS pF cAHA1-ACa.s.
Receipts. Shipments.
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Wheat. bn.. 1sa1 Shingles, no., Ae 600
Starch, fs...... 5s,sD SIT, blls n' ...... ess
The Liverpool steamer, witt three dsys,i,ater
Eews was telegraphed this neutrality-suspicious.
| wheat and flour dull and easier corr declined
, 1862-08-11

a Ak2oI among An10fef&.
On Saturday, riot occurred upon Twelfth
street, which at one time threatened most Sc.
rious consequences, but finally, BY the prompt
action Of the police, was quelled before much
damage was done 1t seems that gang of
nberers applied to the captain Of the schooner
Meridian, lying at her dock in the river aear
Twelfth street, to unload her cargo, offering
to do it for $75. The usual price tor euch scr
vice vas SIS; and they finally agreed to do It
for SIS. Pending the settlement, squad Of
negroes came along anu took the job for Si3,
the captain ofe.iug the other crowd another
job. Tic crowd, however. became indig2E2aat
and immediately set upon the negroes, when
| general riot ensued. The officers who were
promptly sent for quelled the Hot. After
! their departure, however, it broke ont again
! with renew ed violence The officers returned.
took possession Of the vessel, and threatened
to shoot any person who came on board.
Another posse arrived, under Capt. Nelson,
| AID By vigorous measures again stopped the
riot By the arrest Of eight Of the ringleaders,
| who will have their examination Monday.
The Pacific b. Il. Meeting In Chicago.
| The meeting Of those interested In the
building Of the Pacific Railroad, which. il
called for the first Tuesday In September, In
this city, promises to be Of great interest, and
also to be very largely attended. At least one
thousand Of the prominent railroad managers
and capitalists Of the country are expected to
be present. The entire Board Of Directors ol
the American and United States Express Com
panies have already secured accommodation
during the sessions Of the convention Thls
is expected to be one Of the most importan,
gatherings ever convened in Chicago.
Bot DRowSEp.-On Friday afternoon, th'
body Of Willie Smith, son Of Patrick Smith
WIS found in the North Branch of the Chicag
River, foot Of Division street. He had bee1
drowned the day previous while bathing. A.
1 inquest was held Friday afternoon, but result
= ed in the development Of no faets not state
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, 1862-08-11

The bark American Union, the largest and one
ofthe finest specimens OF naval architecture which
We hare ever seen on the lakes, appeared in oar
harbor yesterday afternoon about two O'Clock.
The splendid and magnificent new bark American
Union-built at Cleveland this spring, By Ira Laf'
frienier, Esq, for the Messrs. Minlaus OF Buffalo
and Cleve]and-capt. James n Smith her present
commander. She Is a perfect model Of q vessel In
e1ezy pa1.fcular-in tastenings, htout. ground
tackle eails, rigging cabins, furniture and adorn
Mentf.
Ier length of hull is 1T6 feet-s4 feet beam, and
13114 feet hold. She is 764 tons burthan. Capable
Of carrying S0.000 bushels OF wheat or $4,000 bush
els of oats on 6raf. Of u feet inches Of water
Coet $4,000.
Capt. Smith, who has been long and well know'1
on our lakes by all men connected with our marin:
interests assures us that she Is the finest sail yes
Sci afloat the lakes and that for speed che i.
unsurpassed. She was struck by squai On Lake
Huron On her passage up, carrying away her mail
top mast and top gallant and royal yards. making
her i've sails short. notwithstanding the acci
/! dent and loes Of canvas ahe came along in compa
NJ with other Tessels bound up, which are consid
cred good ea!lcrs and passed one propeller, lear
ing her fTe miles astern In twelve hours.