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Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1862-12-25

CHRISrADoRo'S HAIR PRRSERvATIvE
Is invaluable with his Dye, it mparts tho utmost
soness the most beautiful gloss and great vitality to
the Hair
Price 80 cents q aud = per bottle, according
dec9:dly
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1862-12-25
IMPORTANT DISCOVERY.
RELIEF IN TEN MINUTES.
|, WAFFRs,

rs BRYAN's PULMoNIo wAFERs,
Are unfailing IN the cure Of Coughs Colds. A.,h,
bronchitis, Sore Throat, Hoarseness, Difficult pra
ing inciplent Consumption. and Diseases Of the Tr
They have no taste of medicine, and any chils
take them. Thousands have heen restored 10 hea
that had before despaired. Testimony given in h
dreds Of cases. single dose relieves in rps nsr,
Ask Tor Bryan's Pulmonic Wafers-rthe original
only genuine is stamped Bryan" Spurious h
are offered for sale. Twenty-Five cents box Sol,
dealers generally. .na., isdf M ~
JOB MOSES, Sole Proprietor, Rseh,s,er. n
For sale by Pond & Morse, ,oylo.dSusr
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1862-12-25

-Parson Brownlow has been appointed
Special Agent Of the Treasury Department
He will exercise general supervision along
the border -lrall OBI ..ss ,.. 80. ~ 5.|s
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1862-12-25

WONDERS WILL NEVER rr.sp, x.,.,.r,
Dues DIX. IoBlAS' VENETIAN I.INIIEN.F a
isii TO stop the most severe pain This Il hi nav h
pug article. but an old established remedy bay
usqd ~ thousands during the last fifteen wears
CAL on the agent dnd get pamphlet with t,ii
scfipHon OF tins magic remedy. None genuine No
sgned 5 /. TOBIAS. Depot, So Conr.landt strr
New York. Sold By all Druggists. dec9.dSw
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1862-12-25
RICH JEwELRY.

ms day opening at Clark & Brothers large 10,
oeahiui Sets OF ONYX and Pearl, Pearl and earn,
and fine Gold aud En- mel A,so naw natta,ns 81 n
q az and Gents Pins and Rings, Studs and Slice
HOLIDAY PRESENTS, a great variety at
It-s atF s- .E N. Clark,s Rlort
Oeo, ., 1862 .deeIo.2w : -
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SAVE YOUR srL rs, RIBBONS. &c, "a

Hegemau a Co.'S CencNutrated Benznc, ren,ov
Paint, af~as,s Spots 81 ..~t~r'iy'>-@ si~a- oioy,
nrupnns Se, eiuaf to ne> without injury TO I
most delicate oolds Or abric. Ln, 10 cents per bo
Sold by Druggists HrGEN.rN & CO. ~
deol7.im Chemist. a Ynpoeist, q New YORK
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1862-12-25
GEN. BuRKsrDE's REsIcxArros. - The

Washington Intelligencer says:
1t having been stated that Con. Burnside
had rendered the resignation of his command,
we think it proper to mention what we under
stand to be the fact, that tho President has
not accepted the resignation, and il is believed
does not intend TO- ef
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1862-12-25

Con. Burnside has returned to headquar-
ten at Falmouth, and active operations will
probably be speedily resumed.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1862-12-25
THE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY
SIR JAMES cIsARKE's +

sIT----- UElEBKAIED FEMALE PILLSl
Prepared from prescription of Sir ]. Clarke, NJ i.
ls y Physician Extraordinary to the Qnevn.
This well known medicine is no imposition, but
and safe remedy for Female Difficulties and Obs,l
TONS from any cause whatever; ana although a n
vrfui remedy they contain nothing hurtful 10 the
stitution. t- ~
TO MARRIED LADIES
1t is peculiarly suited II win - shast time n
on the monthly periods with regularity ovi 'It
:, Inc rus nave never been known to fail whe,e
diTecnons on u page Of pamphlet are wen obseryed
agent A0'' Vi
4, n. b;-sl and postage stamps enclosed to anv
thorzed agent, will insure bottle containing over
pills, by return NALL e 0'e'
Sold by Pond & Morse novl0.dSus,.
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INVEST CASTLEToN RAILROAD Q

The Annual Meeting az the stockholdess OF this s.
Ca. Railroad and Slate Company wn DC ne%
the Office OF tne Company West Castieton on 10y
n-sday, the 2lst day of January next, ~ 'en
IL the forenoon. E.-oxp r,.rR
West Castlcton, Dec. -, 1862. os;wo"
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WgsronrsrsR CoUsry, SIS,
u N,.r.,.l n,,.l,. -.

CONSUMPTION, sCRoPULA, RHEUMArIsu
HEGEMAS X CO.'S GENUINE con ,n
OIL has been proved by nearly % years. exners'
the best remody for Cons .mption, No., and VAN
cures the disease, 1t gives esh and blood to the
generally. -. D'"ss
uEGEMAN & CO.,
dec9'dSm Chemists 4 Druggists, Nowsyor
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oHAPPED HANDS. FACE, LIPS, syNBp.sN. 4

CERTAIN AND INMl nrArk cuRp
Hegemsn Co.'S C4mphor Ice, with Giyoerlue.
used according to the directions, viii keep the hna
soft in the coolest weather Price as cen,X sia =
DruesiT1-,. sent ny uail on receipt Of 80 cents -
HEGEMAN & Co,
oeoif'0m ohsmists x Dgugglsts, New York
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1862-12-25
FACTS ABOUT DRANpRErms pr, !.

-
Nsw CAsrLf, wEsrcusrrR Co. N v a.,
Mr., H. Ten nyok Sheldon, Ei.tur sin, ~, ~, ~
Dear Slr 81 would state that / was ii'opahl
bFANDREtH'S fILLS through the ,aauvea a
OF john T. swiit, o Croton, Wustchtstrr In.,a
was entire restored % health BY Their ~,
mex Tor some two years, very uostiys ma ue
ana ne tried everything, but was MOI rel.rn, "ssp
ne TOOK one bhndIeth's Plll every rHy io, y Y
took one Plll every day, with occasional 3nsos ~.
ihone mouth he was able TO 20 TO worh NM W W y
months was well, gaining 10 pounds In NEIGH, :" '
Yours Truly, EDWARD pm "a,
WRsronEsTsR CoUSry, SIS
Etvard Purdy being duly sworn, saws ,b., +
IN the town OF New Castle that ssmc ye,y ,'e ,e'
very sick with sore ON his leg which haJ asu o nc
nns for over i've years that he was aI.a Nh MI
treosed by pain IN his chest and bo.es was much
tive and dyspoptc that after trying var o,,s Wy
and many physicians, he commenced using r. s'
Pills. SIX to eight times week, and az Ia sS ny
month the sore in his leg healed and at tha an, %
months he was entirely cured OF costiyeness ~ y
and pain, and has rena ned well ever since N!sp'
s ~ EDWARD PURD
sworn to before me, this lSth day OF Ootohss ~
s. MALCoMB SMITH, Justice of tha p .o'
Sold by /, Fem, Rutland Il. X. Mead w., i
land; and by all respectable dealers in mediens'
dec9:dlm
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1862-12-25

NEAR FREpERIcKspURG, Va, D,
Dec, 10th, 1862,
GENERAL The lst Vermont Brigade has
again participated in action - and again
distinguished itself for gallantry and cour-
age.
They lay on the south bank of the Kappa
hammock, and though unsuccessful in the result
of the fight, or partially SO, behaved as well az
men could, The I'd and 4th suffered most,
losing about equally. Enclosed is list of
casualties of the 4th:
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1862-12-25

continue TO shine, this reasonable influence
win come 10 a speedy end. We, of the North,
are sprusg from stock in whom courage, and
aortitude have over been predominant traits
We ara sprung from tribe Of earth in whose
midst traitors and malooatents hayo for centu =
rles arisen, in the fruitless hope to stay its
onward march towards enfranohissment in
Law, and Liberty in Government, but in vain
And in this last great contest, now raging,
freedom will triumph, if we DO true to our an
cestral renoyn, and the World, and its cohort
Of sympathizers, will be known, if at all,
in future, upon the black pages of our his
tory. ' -'
In conclusion, We beg our readers not to
dcspond. The recent repulse is wound upon
the skin. breaches no vital part And what
of disaster and defeat 2 Ardwe Of stock that
need to despair whatever evil and disaster
may betide7 Look at England, the mother,
If not OF us, in our present calsmities, at least
the mother Of our race. She fought against
Napoleon for very nearly quarter of centu-
ry, and was driven to the wall in every year
of that awful contest, until the last, whom by
her sheer obstinaoy and foriitude she con-
quered. And during all that terrible period,
she prospered as nation internally, and
grew and waxed strong Let usin arighteous
cause, initiate such an Anglo-Saxon example,
of what may be done by perseverance, and
energy and fortitude 'oiio e :. .''iss.''fi sif
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Killed, III
Wounded, 43
Missing, 'r r a q
One of the missing has boon brought in to
us by the enemy, probably, Corporal 3igelow,
Co. A.
was not with the regiment during all the
action, as had just returned from Washing
ton. They were commanded by Lit. Col Fos-
ter, who behaved most nobly, as did all the
officers and mon, not only of the 4th, but the
whole brigade. They were commanded by
Col. Whiting. 'a" l . r"|
MY oolors are completely rddled with can
lister and muskst balls, scarcely hanging to-
gether. The top of the staff, upon which is a
brass eagle, was shot away by canister, but
saved and brought away. The color bearer
behaved finely, and when wounded. Corporal
Shay, of Co. B, took the colors and carried
them. Two were wounded in the 4th, by a
she'll. Eaet4 .a
~ F'' With much respect,
'l' 5hsl''' Your obedient servant, 400
-EA' aii" ' CHAs. B. SrouoHroN,
......-.,.. Col, 4th Vt. Infantry,
p. I. WAsHBURN, Is, ,,,.,,ys. ra,,,,,,e OFF.
es Adj't and Inspector General, !. a..- ar.a
State of Vermonk -,l
r a.. m KILLED. w d9lsm s.N
John 81 Mrnott, Bennington, co A,
Lewis A Davis, Nottingham, co A,
Co. B-Serg G Cleveland, Royalton, 5.
Edward NJ Sprout, Norwich, N@' by at "a
Reuben A. Brock, Topsham, 's'
Henry G johnson, Vershire
Co. D-Gapt G w DUMMY, Rart,-,
N K Moulton, Sutton. q.
Co. E-T II Joy, Westminster
Co. G-R r. Dearborn, E Montpelir, ''4
J Bruce, Calais. l"a E 12H' ~. = 'o' nv
/ -,..uer,F..a -5 WOUNDED, slt s.omsg z
Go. A-sers = g Cole, Bennington bae
Michael Martini aA g".1ts'' oe a..
Corp Phillip Krange.g az g SD 81 4a eel
Richard Richardson, Il" .fj s.Jiag no
j d Martin. re1 ias'is f. .7
Co. B-Corp Selden Currier, Bloomfield,
Rufus R Haywood, Lyndon,
Geo w McAlhster, Washington,
Serg Rodney W Walbridge, Brook6eld,
John w Bliss, Chelsea, .....
81 Louis L Clark, Willamstown, l''J .l''.
Chester NJ Clark, Foia sal 90 Aor9A a@r
ALLEN H Hopson. Norwich .7fa.at F.. 4
Willis H Durkee, Barre,,7 @1saet''- - .a
VIM G Wilson. Wilamstown, snFtsU ar
Michael Mallory, Straford, .y1ibyf1
Eli Mayette, Williamstown, 10 s5s1ona2
Chas A Sargent, Norwich, IT, "a. @4s ga
Cyrus S Whitcomb, Vershirs. .Hol
Co. d aaWm eHildreth, Greensboro, % yaa"
Jesse D Rowell, Brighton, a'2 sd' .a91f 'e
Aaroellus Colby, Sutton. " sa e n9Esq a.s9
Co. E. Milton j. Allen, Barnard y Color
Bearer, 80 ''-7
Timothy Haley, Royalton, slightly. @''5
Co. F--Myrcn @ Chapman, Grafton, a.&'a<a
Albert A Graves, Brattleboro, aafl 'gl yea
Oliver Pease, 1ownshend, nsf1aRlo' a.a'...
Hubbard G Holden Broe kline, laf0'.
Phineas Bemis, Athens; slightly.
Co. G-Serg VIM H H McAlhster, Stowe, res
Hermon 0 Kent Montpelier,
Nath'l Robinson, Marshfeld, s' '. 'a'
Fred w Fisk, Cabot; slightly. f' =
Co. H--Wm a Num-, Danville. 9''e'7'
Co. I--Serg w w Pierce, Londonderry,
Corp Geo Haywood, Jamaica, Isl IA
Geo T Abbott, Londonderry, s .g
Israel Stowe, jr, Halifax, ti5i t e4'
Rodolphus Clement, Greensboro, "
Sam'l B Ray, Jamaica,
Geo E Buckley, Woodford,
.~Lem'l Laird, Woodbury., bogrS ef7 sf
John ID. Whitney, Halifax.
a+aa 80 MISSING. aa &l7h aht
Co. A--Corp A1onzo Bigelov, bennington.
l ~ r DIX ID.
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Report Of Col. s,ough,on, of NO s,n.

We are indebted to Adjutant General
Washbun for tho following report by Colonel
Stoughton of tho casualties of tho 4th Vermont
Regiment:
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Tho Vermont soldiers In she hattie N,
no l,.w Frederick sburg. : as II. ~


$50 ..h.Y fredericksburg. 81, 80,
We make the following extracts from letter
written by surgeon in the Vermont brigade
engaged in the battle of Fredericksburgh.-
Normonters will read with pride that our
Green Mountain boys acquitted themselves
with their accustomed gallantry in the fearful
fighting of that day. The letter from which
we quote bears date, scamp near Fredsricks-
bnrg, December l7th," and says =
"The news of the battle near this place ba.
long before this reached you through tho pa
pers; there are many incidents, however, which
VIII be OF interest, particularly to Vermonters
who are all anxious to know what part the
Vermont boys played in the affair, and how
, 1862-07-17
Law IETELL1EENC CE,

In the case Of Isaac Cook Us. Elias ShIpman,
an action Of debt for rent, the plalutiH with
drew juror With continuance and judg-
ment against him fol all the costs up to that
time, inetead Of 3 judgment being given for
plaintiff, and writ Of possession as sisted in
our issue Of Monday.
UNITED ErArEs CouRr-Bttors Judge Thomas
.D71nnH1ond.-No. 18s-Rhode Island Central Bank
Te. John ]. Anderson. assImps1t; verdict 1Eaaed
for plaintiff. and damages at $l$2, 7h and defsnd-
ant moves In arrest, No 292-AIthuT B. Meeker
ct al. rs. A. p Waterman trover; On motion OF
PLAINTIFF attorney leave given to amend dec1ara-
ton and cause continued No. 679-A1exander
Strong ct al, vs: Rodney II. Whipple ct al. as-
eumpsit; default, and clerk assess damagee.
No. 680-Humphrey Hoyt eta1. ". Rodney II.
Whjpp1e ct al, aseumpait default against Whip
p1e, and clerk to Assess danAges+ No. 576-Ezfa
Rogers ve. Cornelius Vorce ct al default and set
IA to foree1ose, ETC. Judgment and clerk assess.
I No: 6G5-Dsvid Stu4ft ct 81. " John r.
Mfls ct al, ssenmpait: default against two OF the
| defendants and clerk aasess damages. No,
ejecsmeat: =. disuissed as per stip1ia
| ton; fled At plaintiffs costs. No: 1s;
Norman Guernley ~. Joseph Nichols
term ae1t No. 1s8-R6ode leland Central Bsnt
tine In hsaring Witnesses, &c. yesterday
Cznou1T CouHT or CooK CouHTI-B4foss Judy
, 1862-07-17

es,<c: white winter Ohio at s1;1o. Com opened
at IN advance Of &c, but closed duh and heasy.
G. m we're reported after the Persla's news Other
grains quiet: e,o ~ or.
CANAL FnE1aurs-Yery firm and tending up
wards. 49,, -.ot
lAponTs-l20 GOO br1s -four. e40n bn Wheat'
III NM corn.
EXPORTS 1000 brls flour, 1at,oD bu Whest,
Il, ,Al0 bu corn.
'O5WEGQ, June 16 6-FLouR-Steady-
better. Sales 7,00 bu Illinois at 49,; 5000 ho do
at 44xc; 1.7D0 bu do at 44c; and 2 100 hu choice
do at &c. Rye firm Sales 900 bu Canadian at %;
! o&ae1 gEuins nominal.
Css3L FRE1au1s-Qutet. Flour 35c, wheat 7c,
| corn Tskc to New York.
| Observation-Disclosures.
| In corn.
, 1862-07-17

Being .-A6s9 i" LEGS than last year.
The week opened quite dull, no one being in
c1ined to buy except to supply immediate wants,
probably owing in part to the great depression
exiet1ng the preyious week
crsbe 1naay for IE Shipping grssea SO Of our and
much firner feeling extsts for all kinds; an ad-
yanceof 12k@t5c Il orl has been obtaiued- This
ie caneed by the high rates Of exchange remittan-
cea to Europe being made in -four rather tn pay
the eShoi bitant rates now ruling.
5G0; extra IS a., nxss.2; savI= 1v S 511 D5.5o,
incln,,.,ng Ohio, Michigan and Gtneasee brands.
{ Canada ranges from s5.0ogG 25 Z brl. The
receipts from this quarter are tighter than nsdss:
. s;al. st. Louis brands are in good demand, and
eyfras ra-:ce from s6.a5GS7 co 4 brl Prices foi
description Ct hogr remain h9EfyaE 3E,, ae91t ~
section are larger than from any other Ear soms
| brsnds 25c 4 bill over the latter rate Ia asked
| and sometimes obtained, but noE to any extent
| 81 20 beng fair quotation for best grades.-C2M
| fnereirl Bu}1etin 14tH
, 1862-07-17

NEW YoRE, July t6-FLorR-The supply iss
quite moderate and IN fir demand fof export and
home consumption. m Market T. a. abont SC higher:
@6Tn ,{or ext:a state; 81 5514 sn for super west
-. 95@5.15 for common to Medium extra west
g and 1an hoop ohis; to Ssea s ssRBe fsE
81 sssae % a1aa Ganaan aour :. better With tair de-
naDd. Sales 1860 br!s. at IS. e IaT common;
a xSsS6f1ie. Com meal 3 shade armet. sales
5o0 br4a brandywine at sas5.
Wn1sKT-A shade drmer. Sales, $50 br1s at
9 &c for state and WESTERN ssies Last evening At
GnAm.-supply Of wheat moderate and faire1-
port demand Market about 1c higser Sales,
Mii1aafee @ ast e eiab 1t Slcs51. Is; 5000 6a amber
Icwa It sI1s91 "a; 80 tc bu winter red western e
q 81 b amber ai;hiEa9 l; At !; 5
6u-- white Michigan at $135; 14.c0o ba Raciae
spring at s106> Rye scarce and firm st t7f07ac Tor
inal. Corn Il good demand and shade armer.
en-; en-; as@5se ioT eastern; 44@asc for unsognd;
Included In sales are $1,000 bu old mixed we,tern
OATS inn at 4sae7c for Jersey, Canadian. western
n1mes. sales aa5 bhds at s7@aAc for coba !:
@1SF; and Is suction is hhds New Orleans q
xs.s1aa5S. AeIssses continues firm. Sales 70
| brle New Orleans and 40 hhds Porto kicn At Ac !;
| SO hhds Cubs MuscoYado at S@3fc.
l. PRes1aloss-Pork opened more active and
decaded]y f11er. closing steady at Yesterdays r
prices. Sales s$1 hras. At 81 % ior mesa, IL y
! 11.a5 for western and city prime mess; So; 80
| 10 for prime. Beef TerT tim and business limit
| IS M@i0.O0 for country mess $u o0Dl36o fol
ex1Ta mess. Prime meas beef and beef hama
| dull and uoInina11y unchanged Cut meats dulj.
| for hams. Bacon sides active. Lard drmer
market quiet Sales 40 pkgs At EK@sAe.- Bat
ter selling st 11014ef for Ohio 1A6ITc toT state
/ 4lsc.
BUFFALO. July 16.-Fzoug-AarSet quiet an'
steady =,
| r1osei7 duII aad heavy Balea, No. I C1lfeag
sp1ina u DC; amber Iowa at e6&ssNe; No.
Ni1wsukne club at $50 prime do IN lots nj s514Q
, 1862-07-17

Agents, Dealers, Planters, Everybody!
That pays eash for Fruit. Ornamental or nursery
stoek. We respectfully invite attention to our lao
acres thereof confidently believing itnos eqNalled
In or for tbs West.
Come and Bee or rwrIte with a. thfee-cs1t stamp
for estalogue.
AGENTS WANTED.
Address: T, z. Phoenix, Bloomington Nurserys
Minols. ia 92Wd&W
, 1862-07-17
Week end'g Week endg
July s, 1861. July 8, 1862.

The Army Consumption OF Wool.
The product of wool IN the United States Is
placed at 1a0 0cc0coD Ds, and 1t fs estimated that
the army demand will take up about 4sx per cent.
Of cur entire crop The Z. g. Economist therefore
predicts an unusually heavy demand ior the heavy
grades, as during last year, and that the prices OF
such viii be out Of al proportion with those OF
fine grades. The same paper predicts heavy In
portat1on OF foreign wool-although The ta1lh &nd
bieh 1ates Of exchange are against the trade.
, 1862-07-17

milwaukee Grain mafket-Inly l6.
Received, 68,s93 bu~ wheat, ASST brls. door.
The Sentinel reports the market closing firm with
an adyance Of nc q bu. About 10000 bu- changed
haEds at e2Rs3c for No. t. and 79c for No. 2Eprfag
wheat, Fre1ghts, 1a@12Hc for wheat to Buffalo.
, 1862-07-17

ndnje,ye-Thcre was no session OF this eo1xt
Yesterday, however the court will resume business
fo.morrcw, and at which time de{susse will h.
taken, ard for the remainder Of the week the re,
co1ds will probably be kept open The G. II VIII
There waa no business transacted in the Supee-
ror urt yesterday the business Of the term Is
ahpnt caOfed.
, 1862-07-17

G. B. Hesrtt, Chicago Mills, exhibited On
'Chauge to-day q sample OF -four made from ne"
Illinois winter wheat-the first Of the season.
The quality was very fine. This mill hss, for sew
eral years past, Eecured the first winter wheat Of
fered for sale In this market.
, 1862-07-17
MARINE NEWS.
VESSELS PASSED DETROIT.

Especial Dispatch to the Chicago TEibune.7
DETROIT. July 16. 1852.
Tr-Prop- Buffalo, Kentucky; bark Flying Mist,
City Of Chicago; brig Ma5fowcr. Ferguson; schr
Col. Cook, ConrtlAnd, Jupiter, Reeder. Ver1nil~
lion, C. Il. Walker, j. Baench, Merrimnc, E. VIII
liams, Enterprise, Wishing, Wild Rover, Camp
bell.
DowS-Prop- Adriatie; ba1k Success; schz.
Barbarian, ". Johneou.
Weather pleasant. Wind n. E. :,
MOVEMENTS OF CHICAGO VESSELS.
VESSELS ARRIVED At BUFFALO FROM CHICAGO,
Jrne 14.-P1op. Kentucky, Dubuque. Badger
State; bark B. a. Stanard; schr. Arctic, Maine,
G. G. Griswold.
VESSELS CLEARED FROM BUFFALO goR CHICAGO,
June 14.-Prop. Bufalo. Plymouth, TonaWanaa,
Missouri; bark B. a. stanard, Indiana: brig Pill
grim, O1eander; Schr e, a. Richmond.
! VESSELS PASSING THRousH THE WELLASE
| CANAL-Ne arc indebted to Capt. E. P. norr fol
the following, list OF vessels passing the We1and
| Caral:
| rof fr
, 1862-07-17
Foreign Markets

By Te3egraphl tPER STEAMER PERSIA.
LIVERPOOL, July 6.--Breadstufs dull but heavy:
IosDoh, july 5-Consols closed today at
97@92hc.
Anefican stoeks-Latest Gales, E.ie, 29GtD
Ill Central, ASGs7 discount,
, 1862-07-17
Sale nf NexV Orleans Sugar at Boston.

Sale of New Orleans Sugar at Boston.
Il. Harris & Co. sold at auction yesterday mora-
j, e Horey, consigned to Richard s. Fay, Jr-,
from New 0rleans. It was shipped June I. thu
day of the ralelng Of the blockade. t brought
from 8H9salc = ny cash--Bosto" Commercial
RuIletir. 14fh,
, 1862-07-17

The Bulletin reports the market assn and the de-
mand fox domestic fleece and pulled moderate-the
eale Of the week amounting to 100000 bs at
40GI56c.
, 1862-07-17

Tow1Na ExTRAeRDIASRT.-Arrange are
her flrn, to charter the tug Prindiville with one
other ting to tow raft Of lumber and logs iron
Saginaw direct to Chicago, the same to start On
Of about the first of The coming week. This
undressing. if successful is to be followed up by
o;hers who believe It to be not only the most
reliable but the most successful mode Of getting
seis haye been chartered thus far this season to
faEe lumber from Saginaw notwithstanding tue
highest rates have been offered The consequence
il mai millions Of feet are now on hand awaiting
shipment By some means at present not stain
able.-Detf0i{ AdrertiSer.
, 1862-07-17
M A AEFIED,

rlnErern, KY BY ReT. r &. Sw.,ot 1uSEea G.
BAHELAY. hte q this city. md Miss AaHlE 4.
DVLANEY, of the former placa-
In tha city. Oh the 18th tnst by Re! " Eaton "
PHILIP MARTIN md K1R8 ELt1ABEEA A-G4As
ING, daughter OF HI. Ds71d Fleming.
, 1862-07-17

.,sceiyed, a,272 head beeves, against 3,olo the
week preyious- The market WIS dull, heavy, and
lower Hirsh and Hymau sold 81 nlnoisians at
$55 per head-av. ,450 lbs.
Hogs were dali and 1ower-sa1es Ringing from
Aa
, 1862-07-17

MLNAUKEE-The 5eN1tHe{ OF to-1ay sRJs:
Transactions in the money market presented
nothing new yesterday. There continues to be q
fair demand for money which our bankers are
willing to supply Rates q Eastern A exchange re-
has been maintained to]erably steady at the cur
rent selling for several days on account Of the
light shipments OF grain.
Rates Of premium for gold keep the usually wide
rapge, Dealers were !,cyiug at H. while the sell
Ing we're Quoted om'nay ct 1911 per cent aat
ff,r silver change and selling at T. These rates
are bringing 10 light the contents OF no. few old
| stockings. ,ar.o,
| eury notes Of the new Issue 4 per cent premium
/ tie latter selling at H. Those Of small denoml-
f! patione are in good demand and scarce:
, 1862-07-17

Exports of Breadstuaa and Rfo-
visions from New York.
The following table shows the exports OF Bresd-
stuffs and Provisions from New York for the week
cn6ir 6 July 9. 1862, compared with the CORES
ponding week Of last year:
, 1862-07-17
Boston Flour Market.

The receipts of flour for the week ending Friday
night, July II. having been IS 800 brls. tgatnst
1859 brls for the corresponding week Last year-
showing all Increase Of q ,541 btls.
The .ece1pts from Janna1y to July II, foot up
as follows:
fEf1 kH7 lin hrfs.