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Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1862-01-08
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Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1862-01-08

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ben unteSablirn Tar auf pa5 aiisBmrnt 90. I,
Der Soda GountY 8eBcuieittssn 6eutr @nihe.
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Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1862-01-08

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(NuIattms Stlauin Der 8rau oe6 pcritpr.
lrn'n Sr preltoentcn s. &. Qclf ibren
rel tIemen &inpern oCn S0al5 ab unb
eD1Hte ny lbliCBlitb lIbft in ctrielben
|Selle aus Der Q8dt. Ole gfaIdpi(lcr
t'l{tun0en l"0en, Die 8rau iei pcrraft &c.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1862-01-08

OOer MGrotr z ana b a II, 1T fir
bic Grmoroun9 oee Mai. gem s, pcn
Gatliluqua, am 23iten December an
Dem 8ll9en biu8eridtet woroen.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1862-01-08

" 0ic 9tebsl 9eianoten Malon uno
Slloell iolltn am 9teuiabrStd9e iib auf
Elm brIttiibe6 Srie96id)if be9eben baben,
um nab Sn9lanp befCreert ~ wrrbeu,
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1862-01-08

Cran3Siiibeo &olbIeoer BON porjl9liber
q o'dtc, Wcrcceos uno gtinin8' 0crr, alIs gr"
ten S6ubma6r' 6aNrwat,tuN, 9tb Gratbsarn
unp alIs um Sdu5matusCfttft GttErige griifrI,
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Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1862-01-08

USI,S,lG lrgtbin bon Gn9lano erbaltc.
en- SerlDte I1uttn INNER nod Iebr frics
|frllh. e6 peritebt iib aber BON ielbIf
|aB man btI Der Nbfobrt Der 0Gnpfcr
|oD nI3to caoen mHBtc, Dap MaIon uno
6Iioell frci9clafIcn worren iino.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1862-01-08

ltnfreunoli6. II Safer Napoleon
bat ben fron30hiiben Sffijicren perbo:
ten, Oienlt in Der 2rmee Der Ser, St0as
ten 3u nebmen.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1862-01-08

.U 0ic 8ebtaen oebtn nun III, toB
/ bei Dem 0r1in6vjue 5refen ppiibcn
b0 uap 500 Wam an Sooten uno Ser.
|Inoat5n perloren BADEN. llnler Scr.
|it biit5bt aus . Gopten upo u Ser
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Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1862-01-08

UDie eriten SbIittenIbetlen fir Die:
fen 8inter, b6rtc man in Den StroBer
oieier Staot auf oGn 24lten December.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1862-01-08

OP8n. WcGlcuon fol- an cincm SY:
pbolo' 8iebcr iiemli6 fbper crfronft bar:
nleoer lle1Gn.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1862-01-08

O@en. 9tolcnfronS 1T icet auf Dem
Me9 no6 Romnep, um Den fronfen Sc
neral &elleD ab5u6ien.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1862-05-14
COMMISSIONERS NOTlCE.-N
A DMINISTRATOR'S SALE-Notic<

e n aOfnkNlS 1hA1Oh , oAlIE.-NOtlCe
IA IS hereby given that in pursuance Of license 10
me granted by VIM PinckDey, Judge Of Probate for
the county 6 lngham shall expose for sale At public
auction the premises, in the townshipof WILLIAMSON
10 saFt county Of ghsm, saturday the 21st day Of
June next al oceck N the afternoon Of said day all
the ht title and interest Of Daniel " Morse Subject
TO all lieui and TO the north half Of the half Of
south east quarter Of section twenty four
north Of range one east coatsaing 20 acres,
less, and nventord At $500 90. Terms made known
day Of sale. J. n WILLIAMS
ovss7. Executor kc., Of Daniel ". Morse, deceased
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The combination Of tneredisnts N thsss - - =
result Of . long and extensive psscstss. NJ - -
IN their operation, and certain IN cogrecthG on u4
tiles. Painful xenstruations removing IN s1oooaD
whether from cold OF oshsrviss, hseAaeAs, - =
side, papatstion Of the heart, whites, ~ neevspk
ttoos hystertcs, fatigue, pain IN he hock -
disturbed sleep, which arise from iDtsgruDeto 0nW
TO NARRlKD LADIES Or sibille's Pin afs invo1u1h
- they will bring On The monthly psrtsd vhhslDg
ladies' Who have been disappointed IN shs - -
Pills can place the utmost confidence n y. ~
Pills doing ell that they represent 70 d.
NOT lCE.-There Is one coodistoa q theeu1bR
tom in which the Pills cannot be taken vt1ADo -
cling PECULIAR RESULT. Ths condition ssoHU3 q
PREGNANCY-the result, MISCARRIAGE. ~ -
Irresistible tendency Of the medicine - eg1oW -
sexual functions 10 their normal coaditboo, ~ -
the reproductive power u nature cannot reG6e =
Warranted purely vegetable, an1 frss frso 0yonD
inJuTious- Explicit directions, which shoun - -
accompany each box. Price 81. Ssat By ~ . -
ing 81 70 DR HUM, Nvog0e,
l02 Pavonia Ave. Jersey Oy, y. u,
emsSc AaMf C~ ~ Uhtssd $500 - ounab
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Bottle Field Of Shiloh. April II. 1864


Bottle Field Of Shiloh, April II, 1864
during The night heavy mounted forcs, con.
aiseing u The I'd Indiana, two Illinois. two Ken
tseky, and two Ohio cavalry regiments. naking
tegssher about 1000, assembled upon th. up.
Per road to Cornih, in the vicinity Of Gen. Sher-
1an's headquarters, With two DAYS rations for
nen asd animals. The superstition waa that
some bold coup against distant point vas in
esueanplatien, bus the demonstration amounted
- vssy lissle in the end. Shortly after nine
e'clock Brig. Gen. Smith, Chief Of Cavalry upon
0sa., HAIlsck's ssaG, appeared with his aids,
and aftsr brief inspection. the mounted column
was - in motion. With the I'd Indiana CAvA..
y, Lieut. Col ncCook, commanding. in the I'D
Nssee. Having followed the upper road past
oaf utmost piekets. and within tso miles Of
4ostssy, the Id Indiana and the 18th illinois
vsss disWsunsed and deployed - skirmish,re
q tie right and left of the roads. aud ordered
- aavaaee. The hse Of skirmishers vest tor.
vsFd aboss half nile. and lively exchange Of
6Aoeoi - seee conaeaeed. Oar skirnishers
seesdily advanced. driving the enemy before
then. uaail they came within range Of q strong
body Of iniassry supposed TO number about Two
thessand, when they we're ordered to fall back
ueoo the main body, which wheeled about and
returned. The oaly casualties on our side were |:
Ytus Sergeant Richardson Of Company D, I'd
la1lsaa Cavalry, killed. and . private Of the
1lsh anios6 slightly wounded. Halt . dozen Of
o. hesses were also disabled. Sergeant Rch
asdeeo uasa men Of Hnssaal intelligence and
god standing at home, Who had enlisted from
pure!v patriotic nc ives The whole regiment
dsspay .yses his loss For sous unexplained
rsesen, 'hss oody sss sbandoned to the snemv.
. 'IAs sanitary eoodisioa of the army 10 anything
bat snessrging. The damp camping grounds
end bed sassr ere protective Il camp- fever and
dyssssssy. One-shird of the army suffer from
~ latter; and n no improvement takes place
TIE elective strength Of our forces BY sickness
VII b - great - By the late battle.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1862-05-14
fats for formers.
CORN


l CORN.
n goldea banssrs a tn con,
WI giad the earth again,
Attended BY she moaning dew,
Ana ths celestial rain
And nasroo eyes Usll brighter grow,
70 80 IL bending corn
Sesop. lin . band & worshiperS,
10 eFses the rising nornl
n 4sidsa's cheek wiu wear hue
Maes hsaithy = the sun,
While counting beads q luscious corn,
1he daTk-eye Harvest Nun
ne OLD nAs, With his snowy locks,
White - the winters sooe,
Beads % his knee and thanks our God
h rOversotiAl tone
Children VIII leap ed laugh md lis
Upso ths gresasr grass,
And shads fhstr sunaisr syn a love
While sxgosses do pass-
1Ae srgosies Of mellow corn,
On rivers and on seas
These are our Coat Of Arms
We conquer wori1's With theoe.
Nature herself doth smile
When unto her are born
Go feed her starving million men)
Do many grains Of corn.
The mfed serfs Of Cotton King
Yau down 10 conscious shame,
And glorious peans loudly sing
Onto the Rescuer's name.
An tongues, all nations, viii BE- glad
When Corn has come 70 reign,
10 spread his banners DER the earth
IN Peace and Love again!
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1862-05-14
GUARDIANS SALE.-Notice is here.

II @H1tOIa4N . S3111' 3NoefCC = ueIe'
NJ by gNen fhnS = pUrsaanes q . hcsnee 70 me-
Ssmtet b. de Jude - fvobaee ~ de ecanty Of Ing
ham, shall expose for sale at public auction, the
premises n the village pansvilie, N said county ol
msham, % Ssturday the 18th Gay Of June next st
O'Clock n the afternoon Of said day. the following pieces
parcels Of land at Guardian sale) viz: Lots three
four and six, block number nine, in the village q
Terms q sale ns.c known On day Of sale
. tiE--s. f-a JOHN dE1fENTS.
ssswe Grardiau Of CAranee d Clements MINOR.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1862-05-14
DkOBATE ORDER.-State of Mich

DhOBATE ORDER.-State of Mich.
L igan, county Of InsnAm, sat q session Of the
Probate Court for the county q lnga, holden At
I'd day OF April, IN the year thousand eight
dred and sixty two; Present, VIM. H. Pinckney, Judge
vi Probate. In the matter VI the estate OF john
Fisher, deceased On reading and filing the petition,
duly vcriheu, OF William f. Sear, admin OF saia
deceased praying among other Things Tor license 70
sell the said deceased died seized:
Tnereupon 1t Is ordered, That Monday, the Iotn Gay
OF JuAe next, at III O'Clock IN tue forenoon be assign
cd for TIE hearing Of said petition, and that heirs
Law VI SAID deceased and al other persons
said estate are required TO appear at Of
Court, then 10 be holden at the Probate ONCE, the
village OF Mason, ANA show cause any there be- why
the prayer OF petitioner granted And
fur ter orsered that said petitioner give notice
the persons interested in said estate of tendency
said petition and the hearing thereof causing COPY
Of this order 10 be published in the Lansing Republican
newspaper printed and circulating said county of
lngnaIn successive weeks prev i day Of hear
ing "A true copy) WN Ii. PINCKNEY
Soowo Judge OF Probate
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1862-05-14
DROBATE NOTICE.-S.ate Of Mich.

Il igan, county OF Ingham, sat- a session of the
Probate Court the county of Ingham holden at the
Probate Office IN the village Of Mason Monday the
9TH day Of April, in the year one thousand eigh,
hundred and sixty two. Present, Vim. II. Pinckney
ton Waldo deceased On reading and fling the petition
duly verified, of samuel L. Kioourne administrator up
on said estate praying among other things license
Sell the real estate of said deceased:
Thereupon II Is ordered, That Monday the ID day O!
June next At IL O'Clock in the forenoon be assigned
Tor the hearing Of said petition and the heirs
law OF said deceased and all other persons interested
said estate are required to appear at Of sai
Court Ren to be holden at the Probate Oice in the
village OF Mason, and show cause If any there be- why
the prayer Of the petitioner should moi be granted And
further Ordered that said petitioner give notice 70
the interested in said estate Of the pendency
said petition, and the hearing thereof by causing copy
OF this order 10 be published the Lansing
newspaper printed ana circulating IN said county Of
ngham successive weeks previous to said day Of hear
psNCUNr~v
Ind Of ohosa
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no CONTRACTORS-In nursuan,

Il Of an act Of the Legislature Of tho State Of Nch
gan, approved February IL 1859, aad scts sendatory
thereto the undersigned Commissioner the Port Hu
Bay CITY and lansing Sease koad will let the job
build bridge across the Ntabawassee River n the
county q Midland, the line q said road the 29sh
DAY May 10 O'Clock in the forenoon 10 the
lowest responsible bidder Plans and specifications q
sst bridge viii be exhibited ths day Of letting said
job BIDS ~il be received payable IN swamp Lands only
good security viii be required for the faithful perform
ance Of said work
Flint, April Il, 1852
3S6wA REUBEN NoCREERY, Comminsiouef
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1862-05-14
Legal Advertisements.
SALR.-Defauls having

M OkTGAGE SALE.-Default having
U1 besn mace u the ccn.itiogs Of = certain mort
gage executed by George Drake and sarah nAke, ms
we, of tnr township q nShAm, lashAm county, 1eni
gan, TO Jewis l. james, lated the eighteenth Gay Of
october, n The year tnous7nd eagut hundred and
city three recorded u Tie once The Register u
Deecs, tas county Of lngham. and state Of Michigan
the eighteenth cav OF Uctooer, A. D. los3, N Lb1
q AossgAgss, N paee % ~ ~, which nsetsAge
sAs ~ al xssGnmsos sAsged aassd twenty SuRth Gay
q hAy A d. is0l duly ekseuseA md aek1sUsdged,
md reeorded n sail Rsensers 0ee the tveasys<v
entn Gay OF My, 1891, Loer II Of Mortgages, On
psxe 80, au,y ,.sxnea " samuel SksdAA, iEgham,
A1Osssaic, AMI was BY further ssagnment thereof,
dated Ine swelty -sixia day 81 Jsy A. ~ lssl, d1ly
executed sTd acknowledged and recorded IN the sAi4
Register O1ee twenty sixth Gay u Sep;emocs,
\ HAuc1, liosr II % AortgASs fASe 80, duly
xksgnsd said ekAdan 70 john Reeves OF lnghAm,
Aforesaid, upo1 which said mortgage there y ose AMI
unpaid ~ Tie dAe u tais notice Ut two hahdreu
twenty eight Go Afs thirty cents and suit
proceedings AT having Instituted Tor the
ooyery Vi tie same notice therefore hereby given,
thai the iand u sAn mortgage described 70 VI: the
south hall Of the south west south west DAr
Ter Vi sectlo thirteen ia township number Two 90
north Of range number oas ~ east, county Q:
CHAM ana state OF Michigan CONTAINING twenty acres
VIII be sold al pubic vendue the highest
bidder from aoog vi Ine Court House VII
age VI Mason, IN said coanty, Monday twenty
first Gay U. July next al O'Clock Afternoon
UaIe1 al lnghAD, Michigan, April y, 1862
~ J u ~ ~ JOhN H. RkEvkS, Assignee.
" n ArwooD, Atty. So4wl3
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TOCONSUMPTIVM.

The Advertiser, having been restored 70 bsalA |!
few weeks, by . very simple remedy. sflss hGvog g
fercd several years ith severe lung ascstsas -
dread disease, Consumption-k anxious % Dako -
10 hin fellow sufferers the means d cure. f
To ali Who desire It, he viii send . coy -
prescription used (free u chasge), Win u 6beD
tor preparing and using ths sams which ~ ~ ~
sure cure for CoSsrsruos, AsrnnA, RnagR =
tion V 70 benefit the a01icted, md sprenA n1srun
which he conceives 70 be invaluable, and - hspo ~
sufferer viii try his remedy, - wtn CO. - -
Ing, and may prove 4 blessing
Parties wishing the prescription wiL pleaoe a11rO
eusss j.1s.y oT, H.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-12
Groceries ano 19roplsions.
CoaI ano n)ooo.

Tux NAME ELEcTIos.-Ws present tho returns
from 90 towns which show for Coburn, IL 1885, for
bradbury. ii 5l6 for jameson, 800. Last year
the same towns threw for Washburn, 2,o3'i Tor
Jameson. 1921; for Dana, 7 267. The Republican
vote Las fallen of largely, partly In consequence Of
The absence Of large numbers OF troops rom INC
so,s and nsrtly from al idea that it was unneces-
,ary TO vote at this electon-while the Democratic
snts be, been out. mostly ON tie bradbury side
What the moral effect Of this Is likely 10 BE- we
eaye for the Republican voters who did not woe,
20 determine. We have performed our du,y, anu ana
he Union majority is cut down 10 n tinaii ngur.'
we do not take any large share OF tne RESPONSE
bility. lBangor wing "''u
The Wig ard Courier Of the following dsy sayf;
70 tho returns continue to come in Of the same
comnleyion as those given yesterday, the ao' so'e
Of tbe State will not be much over ooovo ns a a"n
loo 600 Last year. Bradbury will get ABOUT ov,ovo
yo,es. Jameson about 1000, and CoDurn hpoa a0.
IS 600 We hope, however, the footinBs WIN SNOW
.ome what better than this. If the Republican vo.e
rad been AS fully out as the Democratic, inc "hoi
,,y of last wear would be maintained.
The P,ra District--Returns from oil Inc 'o wu
IN York County, except Acton, Berwick, hi'u a.
sonfeld, give Sweat 4l6 votes over GOODWIN NC
turns from all the towns 10 Cumberland IouiiI} "a
ept North Yarmouth, Otisield, Pownai, nnu or
mouth give Goodwin 1876 votes over Sweat. 90 ia'
weat stands 2il votes ahead OF Goodwin ana tne'o
Z N 10 tfe doubt Of his election by shhii nulo
~. Mr. sweat warmly indOrses President Ian,
6ln's Administration. lie IL thoroughly committed
It's prosecution OF the war till the kebtiiioh II
soqelched. Portland Advertiser.
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NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE FRIDAY. bEPfEMBEK II, 1857:

hsre have besn speculative ssnssoona Much OF the
selling u BY spscuators
Single yarns nom 6os upward ~ decidedly dssres bat
there IL net much doing IN hem.
In twofois No. 40 s rather dearer while and several
higher counts sdva eed 20d y since last Tuesday; Ia
instances even and moderate business has been
done.
As compared with the priccs of week back the rise Is 3d.
" piece on printing cloths and 3D. D. and the printing
houses taking Of this latter We hear Of but ttls
business in cloths which for certain qualities good
deal advanced last week Eastern Shirngs 10 80 inchss
rsised Cd 3D. and I'D " pieces and in instances
13d. but such terms there buyers At more
less Of abatement however speculation s going
spectators buying from SPECTATORS for hardly anything 10
taken with to shipment Tho makers Of dome.tics
have put decided advance their quotations but they
seIg little All goods in fact going and
facturs Ike spnpers little inclined TO sean In
cress.ns number may he regarded as out Of the market
An account Of the Of Cotton In Liverpool tho I'D
August 1867, aud the corresponding period Of 1901 In bales
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pides 76.lA y fD fellow. ~ d13c. v ut felts, SIc-U
al each: Calf Skins Bd9c. ID. -
B-Beef Extra and First quality include nothing but the
hs,t large IA sta fed Sccoud quality includes the
S,,t O.en tue Cows aud ihs best three
yrsod Steers Orainy conssts Of Bulls and the refuse Of
saxspExa include. Cosses and when thOse Of infsrisr
quality ars thrown out.
% tn. Grand Trunk and Eastern Kali
road 2l3 sser tho Boston aud Lowell aud ~ the Fitch
bura. 1850
RT,ARxs The supply Of Cattle and Sheep increases, -
usns ~ this season OF the ys Beet Cattle sold quick at
a, ses prices the boot Tohn sold 10 to Saunders Il
Husws for S6 50 y cwt Prenty Do Wolfe sold 10 "a
Isl IS 80 s6 u.s. and 80 " cwt Second and third quality
lower by 25c cwL ,hsn last week. the supply OF ach
ock was large Shosp and Lsmbs sold prices
5u few in the yards at 10 O'clock Hastings sold lot
third old Shees for SO % head the hghes, let sold
Some los Lambs sold for o. as hut mostly for IS cY the
good quality, aud 40 down 70 81 IS y head
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TINTED STATES MARSHAL's SALE.
SEA ISLAND COTTON.
$50 BALES SEA ISLAND AND GUILE COTTON

DANIEL II. BURDETT, Auct'ouccr.
BY VIRTUE OF AN ORDER OF SALE to NE directed
b. the Hon. WILLIAM MARVIN judge Of District Court
Tor the Southern District Of fcria will sell ct public
aucsioD, Ga TUESDAY, sept Is,
At II o'clock m,
From IambeeT and WheeieTs Stores. BROOKLYN
22 bses Sea Island Cotton on prize steamer Reliance.
n bales Upland Cotton f ON prize steamer Reliance
"a bhis Rosin from prize steamer Reliance.
- bales psnd Cotton ffoix prize schooner BALCONY.
pa kagss Cotton fiom prize schooner Balgouy.
rs bales Upland Cotton nom pzs schooner Uuce Nose
3hags Picaiuss Cotton from prize schooner Uncle Mose
100 bses Upland Cotton from pszs schooner Vie or.a
20 packages upsnd Cottou from prize schooner Vi,orix
crates and barrels from pTzs schooner Victoria
g. bales Of Sea isagd Cotton ioD prize schr. Agnes
half bales Sea Island Cotton froii prize schr agnes
bag pckings Sea Island Cotton from prize sohr
50 bnls Resin from prize schr. Agnes.
60 bales Upsnd Cotton fiOm pIize schr. Julia
bag pic&infs Cotton from prize schr. Julia
5 gus end As slct RON priz0 schooner Jrlia.
Samples Of Cotton be Friday and until day Of.
Gale. Office OF HIRAM BENNLR, 10 ll3 Wall It.
JANIS G. CLAP
L. ). Marshal Southern District flonda
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al o0Q aO ass ZOO elb.030

Total .,.......8l $50 30 <5,3OO elbDW J.5iI'o ~
Atp.s NJ, American there 5000 bales Of East To-
dian by the end OF NOVEMBER szanst zoJVo 'no
time last last year.
HUDDERsFHLD, Tuesday. The market this morning
has compared with that o. last
Tuesday, The attendance has been larger and more innon-
a. and thu business transacted has been moro exfensiVe
Purchases however have been made with the extreme eau
ton which prevailed during tbs lss few months onyes
tsirg beyond the actual demand made upon them
III cir The principal part Of todays business has
.ke place in the low goods department An improved
been done IN the warehouses OF fancy msnu,sc.
Bsrk dosskins not yet In any greatly increased
dens I'd shoug GA there as been little more igqury ior them
tits norniaF aud Bedford wooden cords continue slow OF
sale Spipg orders beginning t. come in The county
though slightly improved has not yet begun to show tsngbi
indications Of revival IL the present tine weather cohtinns
however Is anc that decided change Tor tie better
will shortly The shipping trade has becoms little
active More goods have In fact been purchased to-day
for export than for home The home trade con-
uues quiet for the present Tue London trade 10 reported
report; and Manufacturers continue to selec. with
caution at former Quotations:
LEEDS, ruesiay.-Although the business done
to-day fully 10 tbs OF the ordinary Iuesdas
trade here particular features to notice In the com
scal operations Of to-day Nieys twseds, ftsrss and
several descriptions Of unions bed still th. respectse sd
rre and few parcels Of fez.s sso changed hands In
the bi.e Cloth Hall there sgs fair degree Of sDima
ton and the Of the white trade are decidedly more
favorable than they have been for time past Rates re
s m and foI certaD classes Of unions slightly enhanced
rate obsined owing to the difficulty Of reproducing the
goods the present price OF cotton "sp Inc ciotms
conus busy Of the manufacturing localities and In
the districts about Bailey aud Dewsbury considerable ANNA
tiop prevails Tho fax and markets are without alter
alton Some faxes quick Of sale while others are only In
quiet demand Some classes OF sf command fsif
fnquiIy, principally fer the continental trade
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-12

WINTER GARDEN.
W Mr.. JACKSON has pleasure n announcing tia, the
performances o. THIS FfidGy) EN ENlhG for the
BENEFIT OF J. w WALLACE,
on Thich occasion the great ttgic artists,
MISS BAIfMAN.
has generously volunteered services and VIII
IN her Of BLANCA in the magnificent pay Of the
ITALIAN WIFE, II which Last shc achieved Of
her most superb t'iumph The ITALIAN WIFE will be
followed by the ever-popBlsr uagosl drama of bLACk-
EYED SUSAN IN which Mn J. w. NALLACk vii ss-
tain character Of LILLIAN the SacT thus otter.
ia bill OF unryalei attraction.
On MONDAY, Sept. I;lh Mss BATEMAS vii appear 'or
the time any stage in the character Of LADY MAC
BETH, In SHAKE peAres tIascdy Of MACBETH which has
b. for time PREPARATION, and ~ch III be present
ed with splendid scenery aud all the appliances
which can lead 10 Il effect.