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Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-06-11
Jaekson's Monument.

Considerable sums Of money have been contributed in
behalf Of the Jackson Sla,ss. 0thsF contributions vii
be uade doubtless; aud eventually the requisite
amount sixty or eighty thousand dolhrs-uly possibly
be- raised The person or persons who are % make the
proper disposition Of the money-selaet the design and
choose the seulpsos-havo not We. been dssgnssed l.
i, 60 be hoped thai he they viii be trustworthy and
epnpetent; ess the money viii De wasted and the
Statue viii be a bo,eh,
Il has been suggested taatthe best monument to Jack
sou would be an Asylum for Invalid Soldiers. Such a.
Institution win be needed after the var and, from what
We he Ohis character would better accord with the
tastes and wishes Of the asrlous deceased than any
merely Ornamental tower or shan LsxhgtOni Is named
as the place Of all others for the Jackson Asylum
the Eolsl dss bssaiidss CT Virginia if not Of the whole
South.
n. .,.ts &c risht ,vitb the TaCielatura Ol
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-06-11

BoLD FxAr-The Brandon Repubtican mentions a
bold and successful feat of Capt VIM. ~ Jayne, who
left yieksburg few days ago with about 600 army
mules pessed the Yankee pckets swan the Big Black
river. and reached Rankin county Ia safety Almost
every mule had man on Ms back, and the Yankee
picksts supposDg to be cavalry took to their heels
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-06-11

From LOUIa.NA-The Jackson Mississippian of the
80 instant says:
It rumored on the streets is believed by many,
that the Yankees have evacuated Pontchitoula, and
burnt the bridges at that place, and also the bridge
across Pass Mancbac The report is brought by LADY
Just from New Orleans and comes from other sources
We think there is strong probability in IL.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-06-11

SPECIAL NOTICE.-We would askahe at
Dealers In the respective lines sale, TAS MORN
ING, at 10 o'clock. promptly .yudg
GR0CE6S,
To Isual offerings
HARDWARE MERCHANTS AND DRUGGfefs,
To invoice OF very dstirable and scarce Goods;
AND
Misc sllaneous articles suitable for all Trades, u
tEE-" TkRDY WILLIAhs,
i.1i-lt 18th gtd cayyttS
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-06-11
DANAWAY FROM THE SUBSCRIBER IN

DANAWAY FROM THESUBSCRlBER IN
La Fl.vsuna unity, Va, e 29h Of Nay last my MO
aE He six feet HIGH black rather slender bat large
the rsht believe knock tpeed ana turned
ewhat SIDE between elbow and shoulder,
koie voice. hsd jesrs SACK coat and MIXED
uno pants HI may endesvor TO pass As nee ana gone on
en out Of he ststs ATTY in he tate or twenty Eve tsfen
In Puyanna or any nng IT, In either case be de
Ivered T. me placed in jail SO that get him
i.if-d2tawins p. o. "Dixie" Piuvsnns, Va.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-06-11

BEVERLY R. CARTER'S FinaIoDischarge,
Company O. Rg Va Infantry. found yesterday
lie can obtain thssams By Supplying aths With proof Of his
Identity. jen-n
PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED AT
Richmond Arsenal furnishing any part OF TWO HUN
DPEp THOUSAND HoBss SHOES and fIxrEEN THOUSAND
POUNDS OF HORSE SHOE NAILS Samples ut be submit ed
Inspection. },sW w. L. BROWN,
tell 1w Lieut.. Col Commanding.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-06-11

MOTICE-ness-s TARDY & WILLIAMS hss[le
exclusive coutrol OF the sale Of the Fine and
nufaetured establishment whom all orders aust Be
addressed. 10 =
We are paying the hi price, either in cash es
fer soap-for al kind Of grease, WM g. WH.R "a -"
Lift harchetN aoan works
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-06-11

DR. s. A. HART PRACTICES IN
~ cine, Surgery, Obstetrics, &c. Gives special
al veneresl diseases.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-06-11

FOR JUDGE.-We are authorized to
nounce THOMAS r. GooDE candidate for the oecs Of 10
ia thsseeond circuit pIacs Of Judge Ghoson, resigned
je6-tjyl
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-06-11
ONE Day LATER Fnom THE NdRTri,

The Washington chretie, of the 7th inst, furnishes
the annexed summary" f news:
From vIcKsBURG.
CIScNSArl, June -Advices from vicksburg =.
%, contain particular news june
Gen. Grant is able to press the siege and :,
Johnston who is posted still at jackson taAe care 0,
march on Memphis is not yet conf ms reporteu
|. Or siege guns are close upt~ olea
PLAYING vigorously on TIER Ihe enemV "orAs' an"
On the lst the rebp' ana the town;
ia liver hank hei- shot three hundred horses on
Een Rl.ir T. * unable TO feed them.
p4cted off, up the YazOO Important news is ex-
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-06-11

= body of troops at I'm ted StNts toru pey0nu
these facts if they be facts know nothng and this
very inability to penetrate his plans, Or to OBTAIN cor
rect information concerning the number OF men under
his command gives RISE we are told to grave anxiety
in official circles Stuarfs cavalry is believed to be N
considerable force in the yio ity Of Cupeper Cour-
olse aud such serious apprehensors * st OF ard upon
Alexandria where immense amount OF military stores
have been accumulated, that stockades and fis pats
have been constructed in the streets There was heavy
firing heard in the direction of the Potomac yesterday
but the general impression is that it merely artillery
practice. NJ,
singular discrepancy appears between the Official
report OF Admiral Porter and that OF Lieut. Comman-
der Walker in regard the guns and material OF war
alleged 70 have been captured at Haines Buff Admiral
Porter in his despatch the Secretary OF the Navy
saws he directed Commander Walker to proceed with the
nnpolts 10 Hanes' Bluff that his arrival there the
confederates who had remained within the works for
the bpruose Of removing destroying the material on
hand Immediately reteated leaving everything IN GOOD
order-guns forts tents, equipments OF all kinds The
forts Admiral Porter goes say were OF the heavi-
est kind mounted with eight and teninch rned guns,
| with ammunition enough for long siege They were
all DESTROYED the gunedrrages burned, and the loru-
| cations blown up On the other hand, Commander
Walker in his official report to Admiral Porter, says
that in obedience to Order he took five gunboats to
Hanes' Bluff On arriving there ne found one eight
inch gun which he spiked, and burned the carriage
He also burned some forty tents which were left stand
| inc and a steam saw-mill Now, one the other OF
these two reports OF the same transaction manesty
incorrect Either Admiral Porter knew more than his
subordinate who executed the service ne was ordered
10 perlorm or Commodore Walker neglected to report
the full extent of the captures be had made, ard the
damage he had inflicted
/ THE WOMEN AND THE coNscRIPTIoy.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-06-11

Some excitement still exists in Alexandra in appre
henson of Rebel raid, which is certainly contemplated
in some direction, Of course none can tell where The
colored folks, contrabands and all, are still az worE
digging pits entrenchrg Sc, in that and other vcini
ties There is no apprehension in Washington. The
military authorities the alert and preparing fol
contingencies
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-06-11
ILLINOIS DEMOCRACY.

The Democratic State Convention for the State of II
lnos is to assemble at Springfield the 7h of the
Democratic party of other States have been invited tC
be present. confer and counsel with the Illinois De
mccracy the proposed convention; among whom are
Governor Seymour, of New York; Hon. Washington
Hunt, of New York; Hon. Georg, Pugh, of Ohio
Hon. S. s. Cox, Of Ohio; Hon. Tno'. A. Hendricks, Of
Indiana. Daniel " Voorhees, of Indiana
, 1863-09-17

WAETED.-Attcntion Is called to the adyer-
Hsemaut In the column OF wants for 1le Of the
TRIBUNE. The call cmanates from an Eastern
Lterary Institution, md any party having per-
5cct dle, win be Lbera11y treated with.
, 1863-09-17

TAKEN UP-By the Police Of
q. raj p,..sioa- = 70 IA co1o:sd Mare, pony
nx nss; :, and o11ns p1opalJ and aylnE cha:Hsa
.a,e ensst9t Captain ID Police prtetrcs.
, 1863-09-17
CHICAGO CATTLEn1AnKET.

WApNEsDAY EVENING, Sept. 10, 1S63.
BEEF CA1TLE-The arrivals Of Detf Cattle to-day
hsYe been SMALL bat fully equa1 to che demand There
appears to bo hut few buyers in tho market and es
ccpting sn lots tor butchers, tho transactions h1yo
been on very limited scn!o. The total receipts at
the various yards during tho dny amount to SEQ hcad
and according tho entered sales 80 have been sold
at prices ranging from Il 50 t. SS15 q 100 "a.
We note the following sales:
1 B5c.eE :, ss!a q Rnblc d Hymn 10 Cattle averaging
TlysS r. seis Rrblo Lyman II Cattle. avcFag-
naiier sol ff5e / Co. 80 Cattle. averaging Isl ns,
seikinster sold oshea Co. 80 Cattle. averaging OIL
Fasts sola 1:uble Hyman Il Cows, averaging 1901
sni, sold Ruble nyman 81 Cattle, averaging 1.1so
LeIosEc sold Drady II Cattle averaging LOCI ns at
nenueY sold Gcozges Cattle, sverugns 1.1ss ns, at
johneon sold Hastings Cattle. averaging ,a;8 ns,
David sold Story IS Cattle, averaging 1000 MS. at
pawiss told Dowly 70 Cattle, avsragtns sss ns. At
noGs-The total receipts Of hogs at the various
yaras during the day amounts to about so So large
Aa increase upon arrivals has naturally had the
effect Of reducing that active copetion which has
prcvailcd through the week. Sales have howaver
been large, amounting to no less than ri hogs and
on comparing the prices Of Monday and Tuesday with
those Of to-day, it will 10 seen that stle II sny differ
encc exists between them. At the Southern, shcr-
and Cottage Grove Yards nearly all the receipts
ofto-day have been disposed or The market towards
scarcely 90 arm. Tte sails uaade to-day rsugc from
. "a
, 1863-09-17


The general markets today we're buoyant and nc
TGcre Vas dfrncr focting among holders Of Flour,
but the demand at any advance was light, and the
market was less nctgewith sales OF Gully about 900
irls at 10 1a7 50 for choice White Winter oItEas
s52ass.;5 for Mixed Winter extraa: .t2H for
srr1ng estsas; aud IS sf423 for sp:tos snpers. The
demand for Winter extras Is confined almost cAlsny
to fayo,ite brands Of White Winter.
Tho Wheat market was buoyant and prices Of Spring
grades advanced 1c per bushel, aud 2Sc per 9ushel
higher for Winter with sales of1lo bushels at 81 OIL
for No. Rcd; u, ,os tor No. 2Whlte: 81 for
No. 2 Rcd :; ;9EA@974c for No. Spring a3f@9tHc for
Noa Spring; and ss@s6c for Rejected sprng-the mar.
kct closing nr1n ut 07c for No. for No. Spring.
Corn opcncd. xee1c higher, md the market became
fur Tins somewhat excited but ns soon rs the Now
York dispatches III, 1t closed Quiet-ana the nd.
vance was almost entirely lost. About 23oeo bushels
OF grades changed hands, at G361c far River al1ed
and nc Mixed aoas; 5seasoc lor No Corn In store:
and s5sc for No. Corn III storo.-tao market clos
ing quiet at sc for No. j Ia store.
oats woro dull ana eGs9Ho ptr buahel lowor-wish
light atea At A1tasoc fr No and ai@sti" for No.
ju sfarr -the ,aa1iet eiaulns tr, At A1Ha fnr No1
lsyu 4.xaars 10 psr huse No. sulltna at Gd4bt7c,
n.N. M. M aa>tdRass, ~.
There was m active Inquiry far barley, mad tia
saArtst hna advanced hos" pas bhshpl, with liberal
nales pfN Has b1ts tn atora-trtslapally at thu
outside lalen
Is,saN Ines aeethp No lsar Ghl-wA Hstes At 4aHo.
T. ~. Wrrp Qnte as. ne 4,,asH Thaohy rasar-. with
s4lrs ut tasssia Thnra Ia Nstla Or Authng doiaz In
l'rpv}atnns.
FFr.shta arc w higher so,ttny- With engagements.
nj D. for heat to (swego and sHo Tor corn to uIalo
Tho iarkol fur lpuf Cstio to-.Iny has been nxcte{.
lusly du1l aud heavy Total receipts nj hcal-salea
30 at prices ranging from &ls0 to $o.l5. For good
shipping Rrndca there IL lar demand, but for any
thing Inferior tho market 10 most Inactive In Hogs
there has been largo Increase In tho receipts as no
less than 500 Hogs have bocn received during tho
day. the principal part OF which havo hcon sold at pr
ces ranging IRON $500 to si.73 Buyers seem ttlc
less disposed to operate than Mondny and Tuesday,
and prices nt the Gloss OF this dsya market rule4
scarcely 50 urn.
, 1863-09-17

e G5EyEIAp z; SEPT 1s,zlscsstyed, ssso IN wheat
on ,TacK 1t coo hn VERY choice Kentucky white
ut Il e. on thange today aale Of 5oj nu ret ree
Nye-sa ie1 cas-sesteTdsy afternoon At &c.
BARLEY ar TORONTO, Sept. 15.-As usually on Mon
day. not much business wns done on tho market, Il
9f nnss h11as
Oswego.
BAR1E1 At A1nAsE, Sept H. Harley continues ID
arrive In moderate quauties and IN snail lots The
5nssS and 80 0u prime '''F ''"'e
To1znoh b Sept. 1s.-hecelyed: ss21 Ru wheat, sni
sses ee}of: report 10 6u s red a ii io 80 81 ID
g $50 hI 90 at s11o. Sinca report no salcs aud
doing. s:A'~<''''' - '''''S 41'','''' ''''''''s
cats. % 6u 'cofn. % Wneas-Notsitista t4e dali
condition Of the Eastern market. prices hero under
osy Mhs
sbcttcr than No y at ~. Form J. 81 S9l a6 q
as rsice, oefea. M No s@eez III il soea
apa & B g. stsss E5f te Ss asf 81 o4a an
rs STEADY It S!5ssc. ~ 49, " e>~'S'
sas
s dssfTssa rsy q 81 ~
sseted t6e market il the least snail !et q ehotcs
double ext1n dour Was reported at 46 br1, and
lot ol3oo b1ls Ut price moi mad public,
Weeat was eteaiJ with large oaertnga, largashare
8 Ei1 os as o@ &c
81 cs@1, ,ls for poor and choice fall.
An active lustness was done ta corn Rt fnu prices
:alss emor9siDg 500 SKIS at 50 to Sc = In for damages
DTS seIs st and higher, With sales q 900 sacks
Mostly at &c bushe1- a choice round lot In store
IHe was steady ut Sc z bu, exclusive Of sacks.
, 1863-09-17
Rio Inniero Coffee Market.

[Ftem Circular Of MAXWELL, Wright : Co, July II
a o. tie Inv a
large lnsInsss I'D the sales since s M
We accompany this report With our nsua1 yearly
tacs Of the crop e which re ask Re attention
reserves Of OLD Coffee Is abnndantly proved h the
small recsirts ofthe past month, averaging So bags
within tic past two months Free receipt. of neN
cannot e e3rected until Augus. and septemher.
fteishf, Exchange asXa deus g e.
gle s aore!e 6ngs t6t9 f9s No5tn sd q n
~ bsst ,nsls} T. Ss!sS
haTs or Tie United etates $50 htEa sor tha Chanael
snd Norm 6 Earope a9 hsGs foS .hs s,
given 1t A1so 900 bags Cearanees of Coffee turing
Tic ast three crop yeara comparable United States
, 1863-09-17

This axhibiten waa he1l-at Eocheater in the carly
ptIt or this Week The wheat ertes wera twenty IL
number rep-eaeninH Cansda West md tha StaEa al
New YORK. Aarylsnd. and Illinois. The premiums
lest Iweniy bushels whtke {bluo s*cm} Winter
wheat. Tnc committee we're u2an1a 70 decide. and
akcordtr gly d!lded tho Arst ptsmlGm between l d.
IMiRhton. Monroe conItY-$ SIS each y
The Aecohtt premium on the above was awarded to
Eol,ett hln bur y, Of peE nefd-$13. y
Twenty bq:'s!s q sea M'atsr ~ T. wheat asst psemiom
TteIH ~ 10 co1apcttlon for the second premium,
TWO hlAhcsB wh.tc Winter whtat. First premium
divided a. Letf to between l. H. Anderson and T. 3.
~Has asNAfd-~1e0.
BrrOntt rit Miun,, an ihe A&me variety 10 Robert
halhlIrt Of leLEtli- -.
Two b1lrke?a lrt! winter whent First premium to
Il. 4, listinru, ,tana1daIXuA-t40 Second premium 10
lihsVby JaTyhlda, lefthton -f2O.
After Tho shove awA1uB wfrc made. the premium
viii Ut WAS foA at A hycrnKe Of g IS bushel The
wheat i al PUT cAescd by John Johnston Of GENEVA
, 1863-09-17
Buf1nlo Ma nrl1ets-Sepf. 16.

FIoUE-Eothing ofimportance doing.
GKAN-Wheat infr demand at $1.0TaL03 for NIL
Haukee club; 81 ior new red Winter Wes,eEn; clo
sing VERY firm Corn opened with falr deMAEds but
closed GactiFe md lower At eihG5e. Oats held st
81.
NHIsKY-unIl. ,..., ,...-
FEEIcrrs-Canal fteighss l2c for corn. and Tic tor
wheat to New York,
EIroErs 80 5z1s doae; 1o1 900 bu wheat; 1900 bu
corn II, GO bu barley,
, 1863-09-17
Cincinnati Market,

Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tr1bune.J
CINCINNATI, Sept. 10, 1863.
WmsKF- The market Was less hsm, but the recespts
light and FILL rates were realized, Sales Of 10
brls at 4s@i8Hc, the latter rnte for wagon.
PEov1s1oSs-A good demand for old mess pork at
$780, but tits held higher 100 brls sold At this rate
Not much done in bu1k meat or bacon, but both arc
held firmly Lard IS offered with more freedom at
exc, 1850 bs bulk shoulders sold at SIC, packed
Observation-Disclosures put up the price OF coffee 1H9
&c y under the news from New York, and Rio must
now ho quoted 1T 2s@s2c Sugar 1zmas; raw 12@1lc.
, 1863-09-17
d I II u.

II this city, On the 18th Inst, WILLIAM II. BaE-
KkR, aged GU years ~> :" .''
5ss t1bs1a En taxa place to-day tho 18th tnst at
Barker, 1o3 Inatsna aYenua. Frienda Of shs famiit
are invited to attend - N 1@'A'F
IN this city Wednesday morning Sept 18th st tina
Te1ldeI ca Of his father Dr. HadleY S. Aaana At
day1 "NN -s
funeral from Dr. H.dlsys residence. on Fsiaay tta
18th 1t O'Clock r. u. Spacia. E-nln from Rotet!Ii
vii receive all d!enda OF the family, WHO respect
II th!s city on til 18th inst a the residence Of hsf
he7 78tn year. y ''
Funeral this Thursday afternoon at halr r..t 2 o..
COCK from xhe EoFtn H8rtls; Ehorch ccFne, VI OHIO
ana Dessoo:n s1ests Friends Ct tte family are iaVl.
~ Phi adtlph!a snd Nav Yerk pape1s pleass COPY
, 1863-09-17

Pu1LApELpn1A, Sent. 14-Conec continues very
scare. but dt small salcs OF Iuo ara fenprtel at
2tFSe 9 y. Sugars and nolasses are firmly lell at
HALT1XoRE COFFEE MARKET, Sept. ti.-Late on Sat-
esEc AMI 500 bags ordinary do for home Consumption
ss5e Ihe marxst orene1 very strong this morning,
New York for this article. We now quote 1ao as to
qunlty at AQsQc. and Java at 378S5c 2 ..
ST. 1oE1s, SEPT. l5-There an active market for
cotce, with faT sales at 29a930c = for lilo from
rst hands. In other articles Of groceries. busness
Was light at cur 1ast quotations.
, 1863-09-17

The Ecclesiastical Convention of the Diocese OF
Illinois, ls now in eessiou at the chapel OF Right
Reverend q. J. WAitchoule, Bishop OF the Dio.
cese, on the corner OF Washington and Peoria
streeta in this city The eession commenced yea-
terday. Ten o'clock, the appointed hour OF
meeting, found large number Of delegates, as
Well ss considerable congregation Of persons
ha3in. no Official relation to the proceedings,
feaog 10 attend upon the opening exercises.
al aoons twenty minutes to ten the delegates.
."o ao1east. Pfeeeeea by tae bishop, walked, IN
eo4enn ptecees.on'up me aaEie 10 the music OF the
olgan anu oaoing at me lodi OF tne alta1' pasa-
pg 70 tuc ilgn' ano ielt' respectively sook Beats
, :. .ae .uu1su' - - toI wv nucn 70 sa7 tnas Inc
ue4sea'cs a1s 1ennaiAAot5 nus !oohlng oong Of
neu, oou1 as .sstsea pa's'cai oeSeiopment' ana
mofa1 ano n'eAectua4 1p9esslon ana as they pass
eg
~ 49, st'...1e 49, 80 - "eAe e.r-
eue sIu''a tne e1ea.i'es p[osssuea ." aonowa: T.
! opening prayer.
anso,rtfon waa +hec c,oronrraa y. pt.t,,,
u1S1.sneas" ""e |osA p'oNo'ls'o ~ o'euop
Whitenouse. 80.
This wRs followed by chant Of the nth eelec-
t,on NJ Paa1ms. The first Lesson v.a reafl 1bv the
Rev. Samuel Gooaale, Of Geneseo, from the SIX.
| tieth chapter Of the prophet lsainh.
| mho tbf,tcentb chsnter of the f,oenn1 aceord,no
~ G. MOI o0.+1trtsa ~. sccond 1e.son ~
was read by the Rev. John Benson, Of Farm.
,nofon.
The reading OF me Lftany aouo#eo' b9 INC heS.
1ae se commnn1oa y, w serr,ce w,s conanctea bv
ihe -ahEe0eo1nmunloa se1fAce "as cooaocteo ny
the Bishop otthe Diocese assisted by inc hev'
M1''1ah 'ail.4ea " Suee'e WV -eeo e 70
tic. 1hc Collect Ep'eue and 1ospei sciee1eo iof
the service, were those OF the fifteenth Sunday
a.tei 'oe 14.tuts. Ans AyAo "ss~ VIZ ~ ~
ninth selection, tune st. Michael, and the fourth,
Aah and s,y .tan,as of the 1,urdrcd and ffev-sec.
49,, 1N.-s 1A1 O.. ess1 49,. -A~ ''@>N N-'1
ond hymn, 1une sudah- -...
,~.s do,,rere5 he tbc Rcv f.11ntoy T.ocre Rcc.
WE oe4se1eo ~ .as ~. enl.oa t.oeAI' "'e
Tor Of Grace Church in this city, OF which Te
give the following synopeis:
~. a. oaa -.-so ~ a., c.h ,,,..... =,
Tue 1e1t va tne ~ Eesse u N INC OH cnap!eI Or
sonh Ana y snan ~. n1se tne &t"1n' ano lns
nn1n s1a ~ tSe Soq n ebo ts+ ~.
, 1863-09-17
"I,3sfkv.

Whisky.
TumAp ApE1tr1A, sept. Hin whisky there Is very
little doing, and The market IS dull at S5e for bzls
enc Sic for drudge.
ST. LOUIS Sept. Is Small receipts Of whisky rro-
duced advance In the article with sa1es Of 81 brls
at SC = gallon
, 1863-09-17

EHEEF-Thc receipts lIayc been very light and tho
demand limited. Good shoep scu readily for ei0o to
$45o For Inferior grades there ia no home demand
Ealts 70 Sheep, averaging 105 Ms, ut s3.25.
, 1863-09-17

Firth AVENUE HOTEL, N. T., Aug. 4, 1861.
Mceets. J1s. Burnett b Co.:
CENrlIhxN: We have used your extracts for
several years and regard them the best In the
world Very truly yourB,
HITCacocK CARING j. Co.
caterers.
, 1863-09-17

FLoUH-In good demand.
GEAIS-Nheat dull .new No Chicago sprtuy tt
3l1 new wtntet3fed Illinois en- PIT. Corl better
Illinois mixed nt6c, Barley arrives freely but mar
ket 4ulet,
CANAL FRK1onTs--Steady.
, 1863-09-17

Baltimore Coffee nIurket---Scpt. Ia.
Tho Ii In GOOD demand aud held very firmly Fair to
prime quality We now quote at as929c D. Stock in
Arst hnncs 800 bagH
, 1863-09-17

the Parish of Saint Ausrst,us. Chicago: and the
,,.1t ~. .ss+ b.,,c tbra In donbt +hav vetrrncd
thc nanera "a thc conrcnt,on.
si,or,r,,aa m tho enr,ca,;on that Mr. aoacr.
,o.,. ,..,, ~, -, h,,h ca-+,ac,ta, ona Al,
aort,t. c,n.nrntnr, hts ttt,o r. a se,t IN ,ba cav,
sn..s r.r.s-.,..s .s, ~ - ,a-,,ttaa ~ :,
sc,t IN the convention
Tho-o hafno n,escD+ , r,no,.c,, nn,nhcr or i7s,,
c,te. Tho n;s,on derl,rcd thc Convention or.
c,n3.aa
Thrn fo1,oucd the e7cet5on of n Secretary ami,
a Treasurer.
Tlc Rev. Charles A. Gilbert ,yns elected to the
former Office. and tho Rev. 7. II. Morrison yas
chosen to MI the 1atter.
, 1863-09-17
!! M A r RIED.

In na cit. On the 1ith last. by the Rev "A, Ken.
d1tcE W: AugUaTUs BOEGE and Miss MARTHA
J sL{1E1:, all Of tia city.
ln this city. Il morning OF Sept 18th the First
f[eanJ teEtan Chorch. ny Rev z. IT. Humphrey Capt
LAS1 ~ HART Go; lss Ees't H., Artillery. and
Esq Il Chicago. NJ cards
In shls city The 12tn Inst, by Eev Dr. Patton.
MORSE ~1 4'0s "*e@ o'
, 1863-09-17

frop gSfEss M State neckw1th. Bu1a.o, a:o bu corr,
Prop Lady Fsank LIN. Ilnctlav ,se Iosa,h
Prop aesho Gen5ey naaalo. 2ao bu oats 5000 b,,s
Prop kenoaha, Hewitt. Goder4ch sco b,.s 1onr
hafK Snepaf1, iiackttt, Rut1lo ,n.1l h., ,sho-%
BARK 4. Nichols loEke, lsu1alo, 2i NO bu nariav
-hark navta Morris Moore, Buffalo, I;Eo hu corr.
BARK Colorado. ktfe. Buffalo, 32o3 bu corn "D'
Brig Table Goct, i,urgtn, usoLto.
1Tig F. y. C5oss: M9 re: osTese, l7.ooo hu wheat
schr Musslngun, Carey. Buffalo, Is I'D "a whca.
Schr ben FuDt, hoshwell, Il, co.. bu wtent.
schr Mm Flax, Wolf, Hp1iaio, l3. .2n h1 wheat
sctF Ellen Williams Potueroy, 1890 bu wheat
Sehr Yankee, IN sle, Butfalo, i, SO ba corn
Sehr Comet, StodaTd. Buffalo, 9t,ec6 bn cor7,
schr Wm ssocesson Williams, OsHe1o, 20 800 bu corn.
schr GaEthe enian, Iayes. osHeg0. lS 100 ba corn.
Scnr naften, Bro~0, OsWego, ig1O hu corn
Schr Iheo. Perry, Finn, 0sWego, 6,40O bn corn,
Sthf Kenecc3, Davidson, Dunkirk. 10 son bu corn.
EcLr = 7. Entuey, Bailey, OswSyo, L. 900 bu corn.
Scnf Twin Sisters Cu1okn Buffalo - 15 bu corn.
Vessels Puseed Detroit.
[spectal Dispatch to tho Chicago Tribunal
pErEo-, Sept. lS 1855
uP--Props Chicago, Forest Queen; schrs, SopAIa
Smith, Fulton, Bermuda. Starlight, City OF osdens
burg.
DowS-Prop. Wenona narks Ocean Ware. colora.
do, Union br1Gs Standar Dane, international, Sum
NIT, Wellington.
, 1863-09-17
COMMERCIAL,

WEDNESDAY, EvISxa. Sept. 16. 1853.
Tho ,o,1e wing taolo shows tho receipts and ship
ue1ts du1ipg the prss twentS-fonr honss:
RECEIPTS FOE LAST rTwkSTY-fouHaouEa.