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, 1863-09-23

= IIr.,urp r.+rgh,e, DAtrw = y f,n~.... on ~.
.,",. d,,..sr ~ n.t ~.sr - n..,1S tvo ,a,,,,o1
ts.1 ,hs m.re.t ~. M. .h.t,d in rn,e.. on- ,ats
Indeed n neab1e It IA mnch ttrcreer Ia n rr,,era
~. 80. ~ -, e,..,., NTH Nv ~. 49, -. 49,
ins ueHsAao Aos Go1koeA poto pS et5 aao cuuLuy
deAerb continues ~ 3cttva ~ aver. md p!ces are
,r,tn ahado h{eher- -ps.ticuar1y On Medium no,1j
-. o.oa M, INV c.,.r.. o,Ls,1... ,h,,,,.o -
~ rtn,e A.. nm.t<r ,s1e ~ s1s M eh,n thsv 49,.
fhreo wetta .ro At sl3 o. vh,e ckraoes ,hxt vnn,,
~. h,tne ayr n. cc s1s = nav st r.at,v a, a, ~
atHso hi1e The CON aoneat qualities Of east shore
rafu sell 1t $1lc0 Tnefsct L. 70 e,Rer has lee, tha
demand 1u1irE the pse: two weeks Il ut .eers hayo
hid It al thelr o1n vsy-tney have ge.esly ohtaic-
Cd II asktDg price st ores.
The foovlnr Are satne or 1la e,.es rnnnrtAd a,rl,
@r - ~ 49, ~ ~SS%@~~ 11-~
eno WEE
hA41A9 ~ ~ AA1ey1-1 Hos.AesH Au1 HEAA-
, 1863-09-23
REP0ETED ESCAPE OF 81 y Run
DRIED REBEL PRIsoNERs
A False Alarm,


ruuor he had heard upoa the street that about
SIX hundred Of The rebel prisoners had escaped
from Camp Douglas. Our reporter went out. aad
traced the matter far back as possble and aktis
ded himself that the report was unfounded. 4 few
minutes later messenger came in with the sams
report, !" enlarged and improved" He depleted
al the horrors Of hre, blood and caznRge thst must
necessarily follow the escape Of such : lumber OF
rebel devtls'-anticipating for the defcnrelssa
citizens Of Chicago all that had beiallen the Union
sufferers wherever Motgan's despc,adoes hav.
been
nereat tnG ts he fmltten wss With great alright,
Nof Wlst he what to think ofthat sanae hight,
Nos what TO say, nor what to do at all It
He assured us that although from APPEARANCES At
the gate along the public thosoughfare, the guard
IL well maintained that on the south, the west and
northwest sides Of the camp enclosure, the outee
guard is not well maintained, and that tbs pris
one9s not only hold communication with outsId
eJmpathfze,s, but that on either OF al Of these
secluded, and almost deserted sides, they cau
escape almost any night. He further assured US
that figures wont ne."-(an original idea}-that
when the prisoners arrived they numbered s.50o
and thst at rol-ca1l On Monday mo,hing there were
reported to be only 2,sl8, showing decrease In
their humber OF GA. He spoke truly, when he
said this number Of despesadoes could do an
immenEe amount Of damage, acting in concert
with the Coppethead element known to exist to
come extent in the city.
Aware Of the fact that a number Of wealthy
southe1ness have been lotczing about the city for
days and weeks past, visiting the vicinity Of the
camp almost dally-that many Of the prisoners
I--. ~
, 1863-09-23
ILLINOIS AND MICHIGAN CANAL.
Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tr1bunel
B1rpaKFoxr. Sept. e 1sSs.

........ CLEARED.
Investigator, Athena
lsefo1pte, Athens.
II, @, IpCmt8, Athens,
WA1t : Ge1T1t, Athens,
Cubs. Ottawa.
Empress, laSal1e, 30 01 It lumber.
II. G. 9Aylord, 1ockpoft, Is tons hard coal,
Imperial, Lorkpoft,
d. H.mnn, otaVs. g. 81 It lumber, 5000 shingles,
Mo!tor 10. Ottawa, 5oooo lumber % brIs high
Wtnes, IS hu potatoea,
-. ARRIVED.
Geo. l. Ta!for, Joliet, 50 yderubble stone
8 A. Douglas, HsneeH, 500 bu corn,
Energy. Joliet s coo bu oats. ,o9o bu wheat.
Belolf, 1aSAlle, ls3 tons coal
Clyde, OftaWa, 90:o bn oats, 5000 bn rye
Danuie, OaaWa, !, co bu corn, =, 40 % starch,
Col Mnillzsn. Lasa11e, rs tons coal.
, 1863-09-23

Drs. II. and I. Hunter, of New York.
and Lungs, 164 South Clark Street.
Chicago. Near Post Oflce, Corner Of
Monroe,
Or. James Hunter, in charge Of the Chicago
oface, at the above address, would respectfully
Is in any way connected with person practielng
under the name Of .'Dr: Hunter" on Randolph
street In this city his only Office at present being
as above. 164 South CLARK street.
Office hours from 1Oa. m. to S p. m. daily. Adj
dress letters to Drs. r. & I. Hnnter, Box 5978,
Chicago
HORSES FOR Sl1E.-ny applying at the vacant
lot on Washington street, opposite the Court
House, those desiring to purchase horses will
captured from Morgan's raiders.
, 1863-09-23

TAX EN- UP "A Bay Stalllt u
The ownsr can obtain tho lame b. Aop1tos ~
II BelmtF. II Dulb Head. WsAtA1at4on s.fset.
ee.2.ntnc3t
, 1863-09-23

New York Cnttfe Murkef-Sept. 1s
BxEr CATTLE-R 100 rs, rrst quality $1u,5o@1l co !:
ordinary to good g Ma1eoo; common quality s7504
$50: inferior $6 H@7.50-
Cows AND EALvKs-First qua ity IS o0@55 o.; me-
6iun *s5Ge@saoo: common <s900@asW. inferior
VEsi CsIvxs-Per pound, first quality 7a7ko o..
dnary d@7c; common 5ha6c: Inferior 5@54c,
SmEP-Tes head, extra &55 @6,13; nt1me $tt145 80;
ordinary s4GQ@5 50; eomnan IS nGio; inferior s. %
@9H.
95Kc.
sheep and lambs So swine Is 569.
, 1863-09-23

ANnQef 10 LaaAue. &e9
FLOUR Received to-'ay, 8s94 br!s; shipped to-
eejpts CT @ ia shipments @ duIing ths psss TeeE:
, 1863-09-23
M A r RIED d.


Tho fnne5a sst yscea OF WILLIAM HARDCASTLv.
vso x.s LOST overheard ftoa tae Tug ', 3: WAt.on.
III be he'd At the leatde1ce OF hit psfeuta upt1n-
wttt Curtis and Wes. Lakv II 10 oct ck snts
morning. F7cn<s Of the family afo Invited 10 Attend
, 1863-09-23

Flour and Grain In Store In Chicago.
The following table shows the amount OF Flonr
and Grain In store In this city on the 1a:n inst
Jared with the amount in store week proyous md
also the corresponding date In 1862:
, 1863-09-23

TotM......... 2519 11M15 e9i0o 71:0o .... ls37s
To-Day the Produce markets were less excited, and
prices ruled generally lower but the1e was no NO.
lent reaction.
Cncer good shipping demand for Flour the mat
kct was active and easler-ciostng weak About 5000
brls changed hands, at $55e@7s7K for common to
very choice Winter Eztzas $529se Is for Spring Ex-
t.as; and 81 80 for Spring supess.
The Wheat market suffered decline OF 5@sc =
bushel-vth liberal eslca at $l1ofor No Ret; ssc
for Re!ectet Red: $tosh@l0s for No Spring; $1oi
@1o for No Spring and ae9s8c for Re;ecte Spring
At the close buyers were offering Il M for No Spring
and *l-o1 for No Spring.
The Corn market also suffered decline OF &c =
bnshel with sale, OF River Mixed afoat ut 7ocs No
Corn In store 6s@oc, No .65as7c: and Rejected at
6e@s2c At the Close the market was stea1y at SsA
for No In store.
Oats were In better request and prices advanced &C
2 bnshe1wt til sales Of No at 51@53c and No ut 45o
-eiosis & at 51H@s2c for Eo1.
1yc vas in talr d. .nand and active at 77@sDc Bar.
ley wss Allo In good request and rm-No selling Ut
sLt5@lo7 In store. HIghwtaes were steady at sc.
Timothy Seed Was In good demand At rs. Flax
isf,m at q. .2s@2.so.
Provisions were quiet, With Light sales OF Mess Pork
at $1s2 and sales Of ~ tres Leaf lard-loo at 10c,
and tho balance at exc
Frcghts steady At &c for corn and &c for wheat
TO Buffalo.
In Beef Cattle the market has been dull aud lnact.
ive the quality Of tic stock offered being much lower
than the present demand. The sa es AZ the various
yards amount to ~ head, consstng ofnessor grades
for which the prices hare ranged from S192 Is per
100 ns~ In Hogs the demand has been moderate. and
the entered sales amount 2415 the prices ranging
from co9Aeo 100 MS. Prices are scarcely 80 1rm
as yesterday.
, 1863-09-23

TOR SALE-A Slaughter House,
II with cam engine and boiler, tubs and yats and
.wo large tanks all newly got mp Best aecommoda,
len 1oe Ell1 cattle and hogs lii TIC city on Lumber
.Ee&r near Heasted er1eet Ertdge, Apply 70 JOHN
, 1863-09-23

t% a beautiful Complexion. free from Tan.
Plmples aId Freekics, may easily Be procured by
using tho Balm Of 3 ThonsAnd Fowcfs7' For
shaving 1t IL unsurpassed. Il ts composed Of palm
oil, honey, and other valuable articles, highly
pcTfumed By It's own Ingredients, and whcn used
for washing. night and morning, renders the skin
soft AID white. and free from b1esni6h. Price so
CENTS For sale by Smith T. DwTEn. Lake etrect,
Eh{cAcp. Aus2a- -M-W& Sat. .enH.am
, 1863-09-23

" Nervous Diseases md Phys.cal Debility,
sr7efng from Specific csrBes, IN both sexes = new
and 1e)iable treatment, II reports o. the Howard
Assoclation-eent II sealed letter envelope fce OF
ard Association, No. : South Nsrth street PhIla-
de]ntfa. Pa, ar91 Nm
, 1863-09-23
CHICAGO LUMBER MARKET,
For the Week Ending Sept. o., 1863.


TUESDAY EVENING. Sept z, 1863,
The following table shows the receipts Of lumber.
sltreles, &C., Curing the week ending Sept 19 for
three years:
Kxc1HTs OF LUHHIB, sHIyGIEs LA1R 1rp. FOE THE
wKEK ENDING SEPT. 19, 1865, COMPARED WITH Tux
TWO PIxysQpR TEARS.
, 1863-09-23
Dry Goods.
-xr+Ak -A- --

The Dry Gcods market Is very much excited At the
East All. gradea Of foreign goods have advanced
nom 10 to 20 per cent during the past week. We ID.
cert copy OF dispatch received aat eyeniug by ons
of cur wholesale houses:
''Delaines. 2sx cens black eilk sd1acced 10 cents.
All goods Advancing aud very scarce"
, 1863-09-23
Oswexo nIafket+8e9t. 1&.

GE9IT-W6esf 11,p. but quiet. Sales Of old MI.
vaukee club ut ti1o. new sed lho'aas' - %. eosa
CASax xfaEIou7s-Bettet. Flour 40c, wheat 119llx
to New York.
, 1863-09-23

Sanitary 6ommlsston Contributions
CH1oA0o 6ANIrAHr CONFESSION Roons.1
CHICAGO, Sept. 10, 1883. !
Cash contributions to Chicago Sanitary Com.
mission from Sept. 14th to Sept 18th, inclnslve:
E.W. BLA7curoAp, Treasurer.
Sept. 14-Tovn Of MAyfe1d. DeK,lh ca
H., per Z 7. Hunt. ..,,,., ssoo.oo
clHzsns G Of Ltsbon. H., per E.
League Of Loyal Women oi Rush -"s'''
aud Stockton, 10 Dsv1ess CO.
II, per Mrs. q. N. Towns end. $500
sol, AID Soc. Ottawa, H., per
Fanny II Earl Treas. 1000
N-sol. AID Soc Ripo1, Wis per
A. 1eAbeila Il. Phelps, Cor. Sec. 5000
- y. 2. g., Chicago, H. .......... 500
Van Name & Co. Chicago, ILL., 3,O0
Gpion League, MarsatlIes, III, "
pe11as. Fleming ......, 44,00
Proceeds OF Childfeus' Concert,
Galeabu1g, Mich, psr Mrs. I'd
mond G45s ....:...........:... 100
e Mich, Per E. g; Gregory: Sec, $500
Rev: r. c. shsarg. 49,. -. 4,a5
NE. Church. Brickton, H., per
It ao93 y Penn Penny $40
s9l; Md sos, AaEaukee, per
Congregational Church ,Mendon,
III. per Rev. A. B. Campbell 1877
Col. Hawkins. ofTenn., per D.
l.. .Whslow............,... 1900
, 1863-09-23

Pittsburgh Oil Murket-Sept. 10.
C1ude-We note safe Of 100 brts At 27c the pack.
ages to hs returned: lots. including tie packages.
They prefer holding OF. Kenned-1u bond was OFF,.
ed It Sc: buy AXE hold very sptfingy For Free
OIL the usual advance waa asked.
The Foreign Markets..
PEE STEAMER EHAl tBy Telegraph.
LIVERPOOL, Sept. 10.
CorroS-BroyAnt ami UNCHANGED,
BKxADsTUFFs-Ftrm.
PRoFI$loSs-Qu3et-
CoSsoLs-g gk@a3H for money. Illinois Central
ehnrea 54 diScnnnt
, 1863-09-23

The fouoWl1g ta6le sh0@9 the RECEIPTS Gon Jan.
l, I'll Sept. 19, for thrte years:
aEcI1P1a or LuMurR, HHNGz1s, LATE. Kro FROM
JAN. 10 SEPT. 19, FOE IuAkk Y1ARs.
, 1863-09-23

NEW VOLUME RI HAwTHoRS1.-"Our Old
Home" By the author Of the "Scatlct Letter"
Methods OF Study In Natural History bY Prof.
map Of the Pixies peak Gold Regions, are among
the la,e arrivals at Walshs on Madison street and
Custom House Place.
, 1863-09-23

Go TO TIE BEsT-Go TO BRYANT l. SrEArroS's
CHICAGO CoklE1c1AL coILKaK, to get thorough
practical business education FoI circulars ad-
Chicago, Illinois.
, 1863-09-23
Burneft's Rl&voring Extracts.
A

Messrs. Joseph Burnett d Co., Boston:
GKE11ExKx: We hare used your extracts for
several years and regard them the best n Ms
tcor9d. Ver1 truly yours
H1TcHcocK, DARLING l. Co.
The above is the expression Of all popular hotels
and caterers. aal7-3t
, 1863-09-23

SAIFDurtnE tho past week tho recelpts Of Do
nestle Salt amounted t3 15st brl md Of Foreign to
Ike week hss been lers actiTe and prices hare declined
st = % 1or f1ne s,n r. ros cosFss @
Is &c o IA Ground Alum changed hAnds on tho spot
And to HTr1ye, et e .0o3aa sack. 1t Which hSpres
, 1863-09-23

Gas FIxTunEE, GAS FIXTURES Tie largest
and richest assortment In the city. Call and ex-
anime. j. W1K0RAvE, Jn, d Co.,
He22-1Gt 81 Randolph strett
, 1863-09-23

NWHHI8 NIATREI&- EEPkS F@%s
E,our--sfoderated demand and market unchanged.
3FAm-Wheat easier with moderate demand. It
Il l6@i1a for Milwaukee club NO Gnlcsg%o % %spfinE
T34Gstc. Oats selling at SOC.
F14IcnTsHisc for coTp. i<c for wheat.
ixposTs-8 frls four, LOG 500 bu wheat. 1s6'0o ou
Epfoi9s Ho sour, ii 600 bu wheat, 3 ooo bu corn
COCO bu oats, ,noo bu barley,
, 1863-09-23

sHEEP-Rcceipts very light and dsuta nd limited.
SALES ToDAI.
g sheep averaging II d. sat........,........'x
94 1W .s.$s.s@ssss.s.s'.',sa y. =
Sc I. % ---.'........ %"
, 1863-09-23

HAwtborne's nex book, "our Ole Home
has been received ty McNalIy d Co., 81 Dearborn
AtFenf
, 1863-09-23

aHont at s25{e; 1000 hu No. In store at sc: 00 hu
DO - sc; 1900 bu do as 5lHci go bu do at lHc;
The maj ket closed 1t tho following quotations:
No. Qats IN sto1e
+ fhe AMI am4ans u % of oats il store ii tha city $50
KYE-Receiyed to-day, .2,sas bn.: received last
week, 24Ns bu; shipped last week, 2o,a5o bu. Toe
market during TIC week has ruled active and buoyxut
ano A. n01s an advance in prices on the week Of @
To-Dsx the market was actyed and easier, hut
without material change. .sales $500 bu No. IN
store at SIC: 1W bn 60 at 79c: Il 900 nu 10 At 73e
500 bu CO at 71Xc: 900 bu o at 57c We quote the
market at the close Al follows:
NJ n3e y aa 3c
ms Of RE il s;oi il ths eity Is 6as6eis
1s,Si5 tn. Received last week, 98,75! bu; shipped
1ss fs h. There has been an aiiys shipping demand
10 Er1ces Of 1oc per bnshel on the week,
To-Day there was . tafr sltpPlcg inquiry and the
market was trm. Sales we're 20 hn No. 2 Barley
in store at $f.Ga; u ,00Q bu do At 41.oe.
BY Eample: 400 bu choice on track At LIZ.
We quote the market at the close as follows:
No. hafiey IN IGgal2
= oay 5'H$ busas; barley reported Il
ALGOnOLeThem market during The weak. owing
AsHES-Babpitt's pnre Potashes in tin cans are
5Hs: i which psiee VI note esls of 6Eis today
DEAES-There ia q fair supply and the market IS
S.5 ii bustels at ssa5: 10 bags at sa;
The suVrly of Grnin Bags are very limited, and eeye
raj btancs almost sold ont Wethta week quote few
fresh brande the Premium Hills A 6oc. Star Mills 4
, 1863-09-23
Sherman House.

CH1c4do, sept. l6t 1868.
Mcssrs. Joseph Burnett d Co.. Boston. Mass;
Gents-HavtDg nBed your Faroring Ertrdcts
in our House for the past year. AID compared them
tE3lh otter Kinds, VIC do most cleerfnT bear testf-
mony Of their sUPEn1oR MERIT.
Yours truly, GAGE, WAITE & Co.
sse I'D By pfqEgss
, 1863-09-23

TO-DAY lie narket is auiet as yesTcrday adysnce.
sales we're: WINTER ExThAs-loo nris 81 4eoTRe.'
Grs sPeopes1 {Paimyr ra@ At 81 129: in bsIs .tream
Gly" nt s7oo: ao hsls "imps5dat ct s. oo 6fls
sS 75 liz 6r1s axc6anEe" Rod Winter extra at $3.50.
Nmfrn SUrkarISE1M1o0 M bEls Winter super + at & $i75:
"WAuconsta" aI $3.50 !; 100 hrls .Khnkakee City" and
rs hrls morris at 35S: $50 brls "Dadger State at
at 200 hIls far extra IS o. SPn1sa 6uPERs-
100 brls "State Mills ut $ieo; 50 brls Linn Co" at
, 1863-09-23

To-Day tie Icarftt declined "a per hukhel. saes
vera. WINTERS st bn No. Ked In store 1t 81 10 !;
spttbg IN tto,e at 1900 By DO II 81 ECO bu
CO It $If!H; 20 eco bu do ~ tiG II 600 On do It
Il e3H: 5I0 hu no. Eprlug In store At $lO4; 900
hu DO It 81 Gs II coo bu DO at 00 bu do at
tlok 16No By dv q 81 90 i 90 bu rejected Spring
The kmonEt Of HLs In store in this ctY Is 40
tuLbt.4 liz 10 S8 buaht1s tho corresponding
, 1863-09-23

HE GIFT Concert SSg1nd1e.
The remains Of the hnli-he6ged 6ocalled t'La
dies Knneas and SoldIers' home Concert has
been 1esuecltated and dragged again before the
public by lady who signs herself "Mrs. ]. s.
Fuller, secretary," who It appears has iesued
circular to accompany the few remittancea made
fortIekets- In this circular she OF the sehe1nlng,
benevolent u protector Of the concert, over her
siepaturc places Mrs. Fu1les in supremely ridic-
ulous light before the public, BY attempting to de-.
ny what Il e public know to be facts. We could
make 70 better npiy to the charges made in thst
circular, Lan By republication Of the facts made
in the befoteRamed exposition Of the intended
swlnd1e, giving in detail the prices at which those
eo-calltd '.gi.th-' are offered to the ppblic, and
the prices at which they can be purchased at re-
tall in this city from dealers. Mrs. Fuller haa
been deceived in regard to this matter, by come
enc Who Ia more deeply pecunia,ly interested in
the profits Of tho concert that the Soldiers Home
Diretttrs, (Who passed q resolution decllniug
apy connection with the aGafr.) OF the Kansas
Aid Committee, who desire NO assistance that
must thus be ekcd ont Of the pockets OF the pub
lie by gross Misrepresentation.
AZ before stated, the citizens Of Chicago hare
worldwide reputation for their uberality In con
trituting towards alternating tho wants Of
sQAtkE1es uS ~ ~ 4E1 pEeIA4@44eEs "03 VI %u1tuc
and there is no occasion for q man, or commit
tee. to make child'e p1ay. penny anty exhibition,
OF LOTTERY Of lot Of colorcd lithographs, to OBJ
tain the required funds to sustain any deserving
charity, as is shown by the subscriptions to the
So,diess' Home Fand, and the report Of the Trca-
eurer Of the Kansas Relief Fund, published yes-
te5day.
Il is because OF the strong hold these beneyo-
lent institutions have upon our citizens that
every catchpenny seeks to use their good names
to bring them Into popularity by giving "Gift
C<ncctts,'' =. .Beue1ts," and "Radles,'' in their
name There is not fat woman, no. miniature
man, female pedestrian, nor prestIdlgtator, a
magidsn, nor a pes.nut peddler, but would will
inely give my one Of the charitable institutions
Of the city 'bencft," II they could but use the
name Of one or more Of these institutions to ad
vance their business, and thus secure brisk
trade, and tho reputation Of contributing TO q
charity.r The s'Gift Concert" Advertised, cannot
be considered anything but swindlc, by any one
who will make thorough investigation Of the
plan aud prices. Gilt Concerts hare had their day
in Chicago, and none but the uniuitiated will In
yest In them hereafter.
, 1863-09-23

Ing tke seek sad ur DIR light receipts s fs,ting
before tbat q 10 bethcls. or over 80 per csat
has hes efot;5S aR n seta1 sdTaes e5
tne EEK e % PEI nusne Tae hs.:y 5rosts q 1ass
crop again End this has caused actye cu1atiye
II Qu.ry fcHp all parts Of the country. Tae following
, 1863-09-23
REVIEW OF CHICAGO MAR
RET.


TUESDAY EVENING. Hept, 2. 1855,
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. tho weeE fre,shts
bsFe be-n sha ntmer-Iates closing Ut an suTance
OF Xc = bushel on the week.
Tnpsr n 8 engagements were: To RUFFALo-Schr
Leader harE SnpcTior, With wheat At &c. bark Laf-
frinler ccrn. at Sc; schr John Weeden, wheat from
aIas1 asp RAN" Fnr1oHrb The rates are steady
at B0c iot Gour to New York. and Soc to Boston, We
, 1863-09-23

GTRAYED OR STOLEN-From
~ UE}on Psrk Home, white horse aoo1s asrT
1 pa:d nor hts e 81 saea ca1oar We
rus md lincoln sts or at tae Union fark Hooae.
ut19-ui4S-3t
, 1863-09-23

Tie H6FGt mStktE GufInE tGt pAsE Week MS been
ers ally e4cteo, and Prices acre had remarkably wide
slowed aovance on the week Of 1l@t2c per bushel
closing, eyer to-day. Mt N advance on the week
Of e&1Cc rer hrste1 TIE following tnb1c shows tho
daily TRANSACTIONS during the week:
, 1863-09-23

4 BOLD PICKFocKET.-On Monday, In
broad daylight. On Lake street, between Palmsr's
store and Clark street. LADY had her pocket pick
cd Of wallet containing 800 bill on the State
Bank Of Hartford, Connecticut, and some other
, 1863-09-23

LARcEN1.-Charles Wilder was arraigned
before the Police Court yesterday, charged with
stealing rs. 30 from livery stable keeper. Held
to bail $500.
, 1863-09-23

REFUSE BRANDON, VI, F1vEs.-Yestcrday
mom'ne new aud very dangerous counterfeit i've
ON the Brandon Bank, Brandon, Vermont, WIS put
IN caEculstion in the city. Several have been pass
ed, and AZ it IL an exact imitation OF the geauine,
and the engraving 20 good as to deceive all but
the best judges. All dvcs On that bank should be
1efueed
, 1863-09-23

lNQcEsT.-The body Of the boy mentioned
yesterday, as having been found in the Like near
Hyde Park, was fully identified by Mr.. Hssdcastle
(at the Coroper'e inquest yesterday as that OF
his son, who Was lost when the tug Watson was
wrecked
, 1863-09-23

DAILY TRANSACTIONS or FLOUR DURING TIE WEEK.
Barrels ss's %,hts, W5its spn'nG !,naag Spring
s:P'H@s:: T.: IS '$s5E$ss 'tssSs$sS IS SO SO
t.: t.: IS IS s!!s!Hx sss!$x Ssss! ~, 8 e. e.
ssSs s SS Wss %s:; s!s 81 :, .T
I'll; e sss ~ i 81 'Sam sss
S a sSs fsS S III ao e1fa Z
H. 5Is e s5S I
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ny Lake. 7H,So
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'aSia ovs 'hs IN FACTIONS during Il p''s wesf:
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ssEt 1s93s 1s9@ t9HesG,ks Hessaks sssHas9 ssx@3
4 Soc: $50 bushels DO It 6ss; 500 bashss
e * e ss s sto4e ee
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lions: :,a.,....-..
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Receipts. ship~ssansss sa e;
, 1863-09-23

METALS-Marketc continues active. Copper. ow-
ing 70 Increased demand, hss ntv2nced on Bottoms
2c Bra2iers and SheathlnKs 1c Stocks generally
held at lower rates than they be replaced for,
that prices afe frm With an upward tendency. We
, 1863-09-23

GARRoTED.-A man who was considerably
intoxicated was ea1roted Monday night, in an
alley running from Adams to Quincy street, near
Clark, ard relieved Of 81. A costly and rather
dAuge1ouH DRINK
, 1863-09-23

MORE PRlsoNERs.-We are informed that
two thousand rebel prisoners, captured by Rose
Grams 1t Cumberland Gap. are expected to arrive
at Camp Douglas eoon.
, 1863-09-23
6troneo.

GTRAYED-A brown horse, wlth
~ hc1c upon bis Dose md Enob on h tns s.S1a rfS
kree Was miesed Sunday morning. nom ms sAItS ~
on Forth Avenne, bt tween ScdEMiek Aoa q sTM
1tH NJ 4 will be paid. N1E4oLd7 o-A-~'
ee2S-piit-1s