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, 1863-09-10
Buar5ina.

pOARDIN G.-Three Pleaaant
~ Rooms 70 rent with beard. Apply Ut ao5 IlN.ols
street, near North Dearborn street. se1G-t1GS51s
pOARDING.-Two rooms with
- boatd. to let at Is; State street. Also, fexday
bDArders wanted. At9
, 1863-09-10
Cincinnati Market.

Especial Dispatch TO the Chicago THbune-l
CNcEzAT1, Sept 9, 1863.
wmsK1-A good demand, and prices kc higher.
Eslts OF 400 bril- At I7k@a7kc, the latter rats for
wagon.
Pxoy1sIoSs-The market Is quiet. and we did not
ncAr Of q sale Of auT moment Holders are nrm. but
at prices above The views OF buyers We quote the
asking rates: Mess pork lo1d.) slo.2s; new. a130o3
1850, city packed. Bulk meats. 5G5ac. Bacon, 5X
a6c: and larl, lec TO. ctty
, 1863-09-10

TEfQN the Ueft0lt A1FtfLl9eF, tn.
Some the vessels recently engaged In the iron orc
trate are laying up tor repairs. and We understand
EeIghts for Lake Miehigan tmp1ove, regarding the
Feeseis are new lat scarce, ind good demand prc
ysils Tor lumner. ata!es DC: For lumber from East
For salt &c Is offered from Saginaw City, and &c
from Bay City, an advance OF &C. The schooner Sinai
ConttWfiEht from Pout aux Barque at $I 0o, and tic
KIRK White from East Saginaw at 81 Oh Ill 10 nut
hut the demand s actye at 5000 Tor W / slaves. and
$500 for pipes. 10 Buffalo.
fFrom the Cleveland Herald, eth.]
FreIghts have been dull for tho past week. and II
grain no charters made that could ear or Ship
ptrs offer 23@3c fo3 Wheat to Buffalo, but Yeaael own
efa arc holding OF, -
, 1863-09-10

One hundred and forty.hre thousand bushels Of no
tatoes crop q 1s have been sh1pEed Com us Sly
pad was 5 Ia5sjne Ss2So f., The amount s5ippsd
t1kn III s. Thus Il win be seen that there weTe ship.
bed nom this city Of the crop Of 1852 i 80 bushel! Of
rotatoes which brought the handsome sum Of $190,"
hi a9-fBargpF Hh{g.
, 1863-09-10
FNANClAL AND C0NlMERClaL.
TIE MONEY mARKET.

WADSEEDAT EyE1N0. Sept. 9. 1a3.
Tie market for Eastern Exchange stlu continues to
rule dull uEder heavy SD increasing supply. and
rates rem aia ut rar buying and V per cent. PREM
eelling-
Gold is steady at 15l@131H. with but modesste In
quiry. Canada Currency Is IN dsmaud 1t 1:aa1so
Silver Is tull 1t 1s0 fo< small and 125 for large
pieces.
The following tab!e shows the eaEnlnss Of the
CAJcsgo. Alton and st. Louis Railroad for the week
erfsnx Ee4t.7.
, 1863-09-10

N1GHtFeu1 C111tlH 1EkREN9le0Eptt y
4hsre Vas . good attendance on 'CAaoga thI& fore.
neon and copsderable activity in fton1-uArktt nrE
fr shipping lots several bslnE reported
irsne western wheat on p t. 500 lot Of same
description at % 9s 100 barrel lot Of
western States lour at tS S. AID two small parcels at
s. 70. Nhent-A mixed lot Of western States wheat
Was sold 1t g0c, End sutf cargo OF Mtnne1ota
, 1863-09-10
The Lawrence Ro]lef Fund.


Home eince our last issue:
G. Merrill. ,, sist Wis: 9. E1glcr, DO. DO :: T.
L. Tull, D, 25th Wis: !; T. Gee, E. SD Wis; J.
Foot. do. do; J. Field, F, asth Wis. D: Thrash
CT, Il, list NJ ". D. Ayers. 4, 4th Mtan.; 3.
Tenny. A, 7th Wis. D. n. Thorp: I. a3d Ill II.
J. Farb}c, q, 12lth Ill; A. S. Billiard, z, 1st
MIMI; S. j. 5eegct. 05th III. q. cuttts, G, 5sth
III. Jeaee Belson, 11Gth New York.
, 1863-09-10
Sale Of of(sovcrnmcnt Cotton nr St, Louis,
The Aiissautt Den,ncrat Eth

ZION Of operatives 10 the almost entire exclusion Of
other buiness The sale coneneed atter ten O'clock
neariy 1850 bales, the lowest price &c aud the high
est &c q y. Tkesnm realized by Eovernment can
not lau Iar ehort Of hnlf Iofli3on Of apAhra,
, 1863-09-10
St. Louis Cattle nIarket-Sept. =,

Deef Cattle-The arrivals Of cattle have been very
large this week. Most at the receipts have been od
common quality and been sold readily to Government
contractors at 14@2Kc pn gros,: Good cattle con.
tIDue and dear, oDe choice lot having brought
te,Per Erosy, Eecelyed, l.9i7 hsaS: ,.....
this week than last, and prices hare had
ward Tendency. Nc quote good hogs ut sH@5Ac
b net EeceIYel, 70 henI.
, 1863-09-10

Green peas, corr or beanB. houra. 3 hours.
GfNoue but perfectly good fruit should be canned,
and 1t is desirable to hare the ens aud seeds re-
moycd as the favor Of the fruit is thereby iniured
Where no sugar Ia used, gill Of hot water is
poured into the quart cans. the eamc proportion
into larger cans. II to be swcetened, make syrup
Of susar, and pour It On the fruit, TIL the can Is
nearly ful1-a pound Of crushed augnr to pint Of
boiling water, boiled two.mlnutes, makes very
good syrup.
By simply heating to the boiling point asabove
di1ected-whIch produces no other change than
that OF partial cooking, and afterwards protecting
from tie air. aliucntaty substances may be pre-
eerred in their natural condition entirely m
changed in both favor and properties, for an IN.
dcdu{tc pesipd.
, 1863-09-10

Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Ttibune1
BR1poEfoRr. Sept 9. Ha
-.. CLEARED.
81 McC7ennan. Seneca.
Eclipse. Lc export.
Ottawa. OTTAWA.
Coz 2t!tutlon, LceEp1rt.
Atlantic, Morris, IS bu potatoes.
E1dos sco. Lasalle. % cda hem1ock bark.
Pacific, Ottawa 50 a t1.ubt--
Marietta, K.nkakee Feeder. 20 m lumber.
Ocean. Laaa1le- J
Cubs, Ottawa 20 prls lima. % nu Eusatos5.
Rescue. Lasalle. IS N lumber.
Louis PFam. -.
--.. --.-. ARRIVED.
Wasp Lzsalle $500 bu corn.
EoEte Chsl1to. Lat alle- 169 tunA coal
= 1Gnrnss Aths1s, y ~ iIooia @ @stons-
Advance. AlAe1 ). g Jtls tinHnaion stnne.
Lady FEsutnn. Athens. i6 yds dimension stone. .
yds rnhhle stuEe-
Mound CITY, L4E 1l1e. q 500 bn corn.
Alice, Laia.ie. Z 27t bn tt,s3. S GO bu wheat,
Laura Ann, utlAwa. 5 100 bH corn.
4 Hamlin Ott7wa. $500 IN corn-
1hnthc, Dufege, f00 bu corn.
El.zabeth. Lockpoft. 500 bu corn.
II peEsal. 1oekports 5GS9 hu cosns
Lenont Norris 5.c30 tu corn. 21 500 nj eeed8.
Contest, Mns1ts. $ 500 bu cosu. 20 90 ou bessoy.
Mrntank. Lcckport 5000 bu corn:
Paragon. La8all4 S 000 bu cort 6t3 bU cRe4-
Time Norris. 20 600 bu com. Is 900 bu oats. s;s5 III
oreiJs. ottsw,, $ 500 bu corn.
Sunrise, LAsa.le. 1900 bu corn.
, 1863-09-10

lshed in pamphlet form, and is furnished from
this office st two dollars per hundred copies.
Those wishtrg. document that has the ring OF
the true metal; viii enclose the money to us and
the pamphlet Will be forwarded by express. Every
soldier In the army should have copy, and every
Loyal League should see to It that the document
IL placed In the hsnds Of every thinking man
within their respective districts.
Address: TmnusE OFr1uE, Chicago.
- H Country merchants ytsiting Chicago,
to buy their fan stocks Of goods, arc invited to
cal at our ONCE and examine specimens Of hnna.
bills. We use cuts specially adapted to the par.
poee.
~ 77e uuy TO seU your goodss to Ap1ERr1sz
them. VIC do al kinds ofjob printing.
TKnrKE Co.
: FoufD.-A note for $3.50, payable to the
order Of cosnelia 4. Sherman, was found On tbs
street yesterday morning. The owner eau have Il
By calling ut the Tgnusx Office.
1KAU6URKT1oN.-TheB Board Of Directors
0f the Ptesbyterta1 Theological Seminary vii
meet in the North Presbyterian Church, this even
Ing Chuzsday), ut ~ O'Clock, at which time Rev
Chafles Elliott, D. D., will deliver his 1uaugura
address, and be 1ndncted into Office as Proiesso,
IN the Seminary.
norrn,cr Aw.nnrn-Tha CONTRACT TO,
~, n,1,nc and n,v,nc With N,cho,son naveman,
~ w.. g,rs street f,or-, tho rfver ~ ~. ~,
i .,ds ~ Hs1.taa etnaet. M. ax.nd.d mn Tnead.,
+oc n Def,o,yer. RI. contract nr,ce o,r n,vine
n ssatf h1le the price for walls il st4 per co.d
anonnt,nr altogether to about $4,000.
---
TEE CHICAGO PRRsBYTERF.-Thc regular
serni.anuual session Of the Chicago PresbJte.y o!
the New School presbyterian Church wae held
z,.1-- rtn,.h .,v,,nr ~ p;r,,n13
, 1863-09-10
COMMERCIAL.

NKDsEaDAY EyEHa. Sept. 3. 1858.
The following table shows the receipts and ship
1aents during the past twenty four hours:
RECEIPTS .FoR rwaxTy.FouE HOURS PAST.
, 1863-09-10

SCGAR-1ne market continues strong and buorant.
he demand continuing pretty lasge and Uniform bosh
arc higher again, say about ono quarter Of cent s.
Fair refined Cuba being quoted fully lo{c With hut
little, Any. now to hc hod At this rate Refined too
sells readily at lmnIoyng curreut pfodue:
ilon being readily disposed Of Messrs. Stuart prices
todsy, are lshc for 1oaf TX for best crushed aud
ground. 1tH for white md for yellow G. Rein
eIr. other than Ssuartt quote hard, 1{H cents SOFT
Of Jaw 81 hta CUBA Ut 9X&i2K cents, the latter
pTice foE chocs whee eontiG1e yery scarce and
ii Kew Orleans 1l}}@l2X Is Clarified, do 1iX; iM1
hss Hayanna, 9X@ti: q hds Melado, e2sk, NOS;
, 1863-09-10
Qbicago Gribu1re.
THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 10, 1868.
THE CITY.


Gen. LoEans3 Great Speech.
The speech delivered by this fighting War Dem.
ocsat, in Chicago. on the 10th inst, has been pub
1ished In pamphlet form, and is furnished from
this Office st two dollars per hundred copies.
Those wiahirg document that has the ring OF
the true metal; viii enclose the money to us, and
the pamphietwf1l be forwarded by express. Every
soldier IN the army should have copy, and every
Loyal League should sec to It that the document
IL placed In the hsnds Of every thinking man
within their respective districts.
Address: TmBusE OFFICE, Chicago.
# Country merchants ytsiting Chicago,
to buy their fa1 stocks Of goods, are invited to
csM ut our once and examine specimens Of hnnd'
bills. We use cnts specially adapted to the par.
pose.
~ 71e 1ndY TO seH your goodsts to AprERr1z1
zassn. We do al kinds Of job printing.
TRnrKE Co.
, 1863-09-10

PRonorEp.-Major Edward ". Smith,
{fo1merly Of this cit), OF tho 18th regular infan-
try, and now Assistant Adjutaut General on Gen.
Gi1more,e stan, on Norris Island, s. C.. has TO-
Gently been promoted, for merit, to the rank Of
Lieut. Colonel, his commission bearing date July
1et. He still retains his position IS Adjutant
Gepe1pl Of the Department of the South.
, 1863-09-10


sals 0ou1nal ING project OF tho Board OF Public
Works to construct tunnel two miles 1onp under
the bed of lake M,rb,r,, Nv ~. .a.-s H ~
tanning water OF better quality and In larecruuan-
tity, for city consumption. The enecinrat,ona
have been IN f,1e Al t1,e o+Rr. ~ ~. 80 S-a-
e1al weeks, and bids were invited. YeEtest1ay a.
advertised. the bids were opened. There are afx
OF them, ranging from s239. .45s to Fl. 0oo. "A
forlows.
NO. ..auso. .aoo ~1o.
a, ese.a: AnarSTs 4a,R e. ce walker W9ed sS
g Noblnson. *s!5 on; 9oEe1 9 b9Wen, SE5 159;
Bnisey Naeh. 44AU; ~: y: L. - Dceolyef, So2o,GO;
saia"an d JOHNSON @t'esS'VN.
No announcement OF the name Of the succegs.
ful bidder fs vet made. Other thfnrs being eon,1
a1aro*.s = ~, .-o ,r+,t,.s -, 49, ea,.st
thn sets,on a. W ~. ~ Out u
Ing entirely governed BY the Competency. re1f,b,.
ue s,,5 -.s,,e-.ft,,,+. - s.s'"',, .en@ou
tsn5a. rrto -ro,,. ~, $50 uAns 1uo
snv crs,,+ .,a Tr,stas ss;.S.S a ea - ~
49, us, a"A AA4sneo "1tnan s"o years. Inc
eve to exnct fusticc hctween fbe rstv .nd tha
tractor Va 7r.,,,sh 49, ,.,sa:e 49, .s ~.
n3e.of' "e publish Inc important portion OF
SPECIFICATIONS.
The tunnel IL to commence at suc1 mint M NAV
be selected by the Doard Of Public Works. On the
cdty Of Chicaco. at the ea.t end nf ch,caoo " AZ.
puc, and on Tie shore Of Lake Michigan: md to
extend Two miles ont under the iake n sfrefoht
Shore. ~ ''@~
THE bottom OF the fneide surface of the east md
Of the tunnel shall be sl1tyeiI feet beow the ordi
pa1y level Of The lake, Or sixty four fset below
what 3s usually knoEn as City Datum T. and the
-. suna uesGsa4 ~; ut1!otaly az the rata
heye ana r. c nm lava anJ ~ ~ - - ~
shst2s ne isnI ,baty ~ 41 ~ ann sWo s9 Jour axe
sraf Il H. cast snd an X ona 1ne dake
sns a anh points aha
tsa ~ 1otinu stcn sbsii st, mIs ~ Psqpes
shafs ere eonEst eass n iron e5ders md
~ p1 Ito!esteu .sI y no4on peutasyaai c19s.
md to have an interior width Of I've feet. and and
Ae1ghth OF trc feet two inchcs.
c,,1,s
tina formation and n,sn NJ than ...,a ,,-o
been already elabozate}y described in these col
This will be located near sud In tho rear of the
present pumping works Of this city: From, the
su1dase & ef 'hs A Alrcana 70 depth q nfteen feet
twelve tect In diameter and then it is to be con
t;acted BY eloping otet Of three feet Ill arou1d
to ais fses lseteF f. Ee test below at the bot
The whole OF the shaft Is to be lined with brick
mnson1y, twelve inches thick where the ehnff is
twelve feet n diameter: and eicht. inches thick
st its bottom. The maeonsy Of the Offset IL to Be-
twelve inches thick.
clear ringing. and wel1 formed bricks, entirely
free from lime, rot 1eas than eight inches lonc two
and quarter inches thick, and four inches wide,
or ehe1ls four inches thick The courses must Sc
horizontal the inside enEface Of the ahaft must 30
bricks LOT oyc7 quarter of al Incl On the iaside
Of each ring. ''e'1"o
INLET CYLINDER FOR o,-71rr
TO be nine feet in diameter, inside, @ and two and
xGa4tI tAtEee tA.Ch- 10 pc maue IN eectlona
, 1863-09-10

B- Nervous Diseases and Physical Debility,
ar3einR from Specific canaes, Ia both to1es-neW
and reliable treatment, IN reports Of The Howard
Associaton.Eent II sealed letter envelope fEee Of
ard Association, No. South Ninth etreet 2hila-
de!phia. Pa au91-3m
, 1863-09-10

FoufD.-A note for $3.50, payable to the
order of Cosnelia 3. sherman, WIS found On tbs
street yesterday morning. The owner eau have Il
BY calling ut the Tamux1 ufdce.
, 1863-09-10

cleveland Grutu hfarkce--sept. =.
Received, il $50 bn wheat, 5000 bu oats. Wheat.
Inc; cars red en track It 1855 On Saturday after
poot car red from store A. 10Gc and car Indiana
Thtto 1t 1mc. Coru--Ised fr11. sales S cars from
store basgcl, 1T e3c Oats-Ma1ket etill advancing.
sales caSs On ttack at sc. RJeNo sales. Held as
fcSs11E.
, 1863-09-10

RoLAskIsITtere bss been decided I1se during t9e @
ueeR aud hote1s arc ya1y nEn 1t the eayance; Me w
Tbich IL thereis luel It So s!c Acargo of Bar:
haur et syrup sold RtS6c Redphths pt1c8 unchanged
QUEBEC EJIQp In GOOD daUAu4 u 26c.
, 1863-09-10

TIE MopERH LANGUAGE DEcAnTAENT OF Bry-
ant d Gt1atton's Commercial College, ia under
the direction OF Prof. Oscar Faulhaber. Uuu5usl
facilities are aGo1dad fos learning the German and
French 1ancnaCea. ec1Gk
, 1863-09-10

Eeceissd: 20 $50 bu xheat. 59e 90 cosn; ss5 @ gg
ba r. 8. Rcd at slts 600 b. Rsd Michigan On pri-
corn~Eot mentioned. oats aad other gra1as quiet: :
ro charge IL prices 1epo; ted. FTetghts verJ duh
, 1863-09-10

philadelphia Seed Murkct--Sepf.
Tho seed market l. quiet but steady at for
timothy, and $2.25 p bpshe1 for fnIseed.
, 1863-09-10

9UFKEEAEST sTOCks.
Goyernmeat Stocks quiet and without decided
change.
MoSEr-l r-lfoderntely active at 6ta7 per cent
Sterling Exchange lower and dull ut 1isc.
Gold lower, opening Ut 1S2t$, advancing to 1, and
Tie Persia for Liverpool carried ont $sot Id sps
rfn
, 1863-09-10

VAlfL{fW-.JUUH UtLQAuU. NUHMlf9 1HNUH 3 IEs
tie fIIDcr. We quote III adyance Of A@Hc.
me Gay 'a,eaaac
Sales today 160 6ris choice conntry taliow at 3xc
WO0ICThffe Is no change In tho market. De.
upud Food--surp1y limited, and stocks light. Ne
quote: Medium fleece 5o@55c; light nne fleece 6oc
WOOD-Active demand. We quote, By the cargo
Beech *50Na525; Maple $8 n@625: Hickory Ss25@
$50. Del!yeEede1Neech $3.503!!1Q Maple g.
Hickory &8cC2a50.
, 1863-09-10

EFF. Z. RIsby, 50 Randolph street, is selling
Paper Haugfngs and Window Shades at New York
prices at Wholesale and retail. The trade supplied
on the most uberaltetma. aug 10 4H
, 1863-09-10

Go TO THE BEsT-Go TO BRYANT & STRATroN's
CHICAGO CoAxEncIAL COLLEGE, to get thorough
practical business education. For circulars ad-
dress (enc!osing stampO BREAHr y sTRATTos,
(1hlcaro. Illinois.
, 1863-09-10
:fpu,In.

TOUND.-On the corner Of. Oak
IL ley and First streets. NV weeks ago. spotssd
Boar. The owner eAn 1aystt ~ proytaE property
Oakley md F.1ss asztets. se6 u151fSt
, 1863-09-10
Exports Of Provisions from New York.


Rccefpts Of Grain ut Cleveland,
Receipts for week ending sept.5:
Wheat bu..,,....57Qc1 Corn, bu.-........... 800
Oats, 100 harley, bu, ........ $50
, 1863-09-10

FRUIT CASs-For the most extensive assott-
meut Of selE-sealiug, air-tght Fruit Cans, OF nll
sizes, OF every variety, Including the most ap-
proved patents, 20 to Nerrin's, IS Ran1olphht.
, 1863-09-10

ssme ttme is III
coFTEE-The smarket ls Very quiet. and The trade
bags Cape it 2tK925c and small lots common st. Do
descriptions. -.
Tho s;ocE Of Coffee In first hands, Sept LIT, and the
same time last year, Is as follows:
, 1863-09-10

~ Dr.. James, formerly of Jance' Hospital,
Custom Uouee street, New Orleans, La, now Peg
manenty located at IS Randolph street, Chicago,
treatment Of old chronic, mercuzial, and all dis.
cases Of the blood, skin. DC. In Dr. James trent
ment ho uses no mercury. THO following edItotlnl
from the New. Osleana Della. Ia but one OF the
many testimonials Dr.. James camehcre endorsed
with
"NoxE MORE CArAHLE.-Thcse Is no physician
In our rather extended acqua1Atance In the pro-
fession WHO IL more capable and surely none has
gained 20 enyiAblc Z reputation In the treat
ment OF special diseases than DR.. James, e. Gus
tom House street. The Doctor has made 20 many
wonderful and speedy cures, that it Ia not to DO
wondered at that his office Is SO often filed with
upio1tnnates who come to him as dcr11icr r.
fort having full faith In his akl and experience.
It Is astonishing that 60 many will eu1e1 theme
selves to be trifled With By physicians who hare
never made these special diseases > study, and
who prescribe the sumo remedy for all cases. Dr.
James has spent years in pertecting himself II
this peculiar line, and s rs near perfection
be,''-N. q. Orleans DeItd, Dec. 21, 1862.
Dr.. James could produce thousands Of testtmo-
malls ftom desperate and considered facu.able
cases he has successfully t1eatsd but the deltcacy
Of tbs subject prevents publication. lnlien.
Dr.. James produces In his possession letters Of
recoMmendAtlo fom Professors in medical col
leees In New Orleans, Memphis, Louisville and
ST. Louis. Organic weakness aud natvous debility
brought on by excess, &c. treated and radically
cured by IN infa1llble method.
DE-. james Office, Sc Randa.ph street.
, 1863-09-10
-" Madam Demorest's Mirror Of Fall Fash.
ions :tor sale at McNa1ly & Co.. 81 Dea:born
street.

FRUIT OF ALL K1xps,-For the re1y best Fruit
in market, OF every variety, at all times, and in
apy required quantity, apply At Hoag 4 Willftt's
s3 Randolph etrect, between State and Dearborn.
, 1863-09-10

TIE LADY, FRANKLIN II TIE SroRM.-
From passenger who was on the Lady Ftnnklln
when she waa oyc1taken By the terrific gale OF the
18Th ind a9th ult-, we lcan eome particulars OF
her narrow escape. The boat leIt Chicago Friday
evening, and found but a 1nodarate sea. The pas-
sengoas retired ear1y, but were startled about.
eleven O'Clock BY the rolling and tnmblinc OF the
furniture in tho cabin, and the tossing OF the
boat They all got up, turned the tables over. Sc
cured the chairs, and the gentlemen did what
they could to quiet the fear manifested by the Ia
dies. The sea became roushcy, and the wind In
creased in force nntn SIX O'Clock in the morning,
when. for time, It seemed to lu11 q little. The
crew adtakcn wood sufficient to carry them ACROSS
to St. Joseph, expecting to arrive ut the usual
hour-eix o'clock. This hour had passcd, tue fuel
wns exhausted. and the safety Of tho hoat and all
on boasd depended upon keeping up steam, to
face the rtorm. The Passengers were called upon
to bring up some ties carried for baIast).
andpropare them for fuel. But three OF four wcres
able-trom ecasickness-to move. The ties were
cut and epl1t, paftitions broken down and reduced
to fuel, and In this way the machinery was Kept
in motion and the boat stcmmed the storm abreast
Of Ct. Joseph from six O'Clock In the morning TIL
two in the afternoon. During this time, the great
es cons.ernation prevailed among thepassengers,
-seycra1 Of them fearing that evcry moment
would be tho last,-that watery grave was inev.
liable.
The port Of st, Joseph il not Of easy access.
owing to the formation OF eand-bar, and the de-
structon Of the pier; and TO attempt to enter the
marrow channel In the midst OF such q storm
seemed undnc8e. But the fuel being exhausted.
and possibility Of outllv!ns tic storsn 1,y using
anything On board the Captain, sitter consu1ta ton
with the passengers, determined to make an effort
, 1863-09-10

HAEHIBAI WEEEtT CuRoS1c1E.-A1most
the whole trade from North Missouri fs flowing
into Chicsgo. and business men Of this city viii
find ii to their interest To advertise in the Haant~
bal Weekly Chroaiak, which is first class adver<
tisipg medium and has larger CIRCULATION in that
section among country merchants than any other
S,&rnf
, 1863-09-10

Heccip.s for week ending sept.5:
Ss;Ssi Ss os's
, 1863-09-10

CoMp11MESTART.-We find the following
In the Montreal Gasstte, which will serve as an
introduction to M1. Housh, who has recently 1oca-
ted himself In this city:
tMr. Samuel C. uorgh, who has acted as agent
of the Michigan Southern and Northern Indlana
TO Chlcago, where he goes to assume the lntIes Of
General Passenger Agent. During Mr, Hough's
resfdence here he has made many friends: who
viii regret 10 hear Of his departure. The MIchi-
rap Southern Railway was little known here when
Mr Eough took the agency, but By his energy and
perseverance, the Office of the Company here ts now
vest Of Detroit We congratulate Mr. Hoagh on
his well earned promotion.
T We cal the attention Of our reAderS to the
Advertisement OF Plays In another column
, 1863-09-10
Boston Grocery M1rAcr-G ..

SCGAr-The market Is firm and there las been a 1,tt-
ter Inquiry for tie interior nde but Eastern dealers
continue 70 purchase spadngy. Sales &c 900 b1s Cuba
cent: n Mnasoyadoes silica >of 1000 hhAs Caba,
mostly br the Western Inarssts, at 1oA@u4c, mos
Hls saes Of 20 tons # 9Ke ie9s ~ cent Tor cas9
paWasfts and erannlate5 md K2aiixc II ioT eoes
crushed
, 1863-09-10

1EAUouRIr1oH.-The Board of Directors
0& the Presbyterian Theological Seminary will
meet in the North Presbyterian Church, this eren.
Ing rhu.sdsy), 1t ~ O'Clock, at which time Rev.
Charles Elliott, D. D., viii deliver his inaugural
address, and be inducted into Office as Professor
IN fhe feu19narv
, 1863-09-10

Tie upward tendency Of this nutritious and
aud valuable etaple created considerable excite.
merit among those who were, or were anxious to
be, dealers In it yeeteraay. So high was the bar
lev fcyet indeed, that in the neighbothood ol
Chicago and Milwaukee avenues it eliminated IN
two sharp little lights between different sets oi
bellIeeeeuts, whose namcs VIC did not learn, but
OF whom, at our latest adstcea. the officers HeEe
in hot pursuit. Competing purchasers should
keep cool. It does not follow that because ma1
wishes to buy barley that he should therefore b.
tnaltfrtdtfd.
A AFATuER.N LAw.-John Birmingham has
sustained, for about eix mouths, the relationship
Of father. inlaw to Noeeeshay. This relationship
tlowever, does not prevent him from indnlging Ii
scma1ka, imputing unchastity to shaY's wife, and
his own daughter, for which Shay made threat
cutpg demonstration, technically termed an Is
SAINT, In his direction, on Tuesday last, For thit
violation Of the law. Justice Cutabestson hned
Shay three dollars. /
, 1863-09-10

NORTHWESTERN FA1R.-Therc will be an
adjourned meeting Of the ladies' Of the several
Baptist churches Of this city, held in tho lecture
room Of the First Baptist Church, this (Thursdsy)
afternoon. at 8 o'clock, to perfect arrangements
for the coming Northwestern Fair.
Mrs, s. L. ToLNAy Sccretarv
, 1863-09-10

Deevcs--The supply u agaia. ,taSiag Quatty and
week Chiefly owing & ths 1act. uotw ltnsandlag tde
week, AID Ire here in f numSefs now buying pretty
freely prices are lower than ths{ wera thsh This Z
the two weeks are cohsldcr6d Last week, nearly all
tho d1oyesEere made NJ Of eoHmon to oEdnary situ
roves Of very good qualify with more than
the usnal sprtnkllng OF "e1tra." Nevertheless the
prices obtained now arc better than were paid
en- tays ago The difference in quality ls equal to H
Hcper r. liyo seiEht, aa4 the market Is thus much
Recetpts-Ihe folloMns T. our conpaEatiye n ststs- @
road, estimating 10 to the car: