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The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-06-08
BY TELEGRAPH
TO THE FREEMAN.


NEW York, June g. A Murfreesboro CORES
pondent of the Philadelphia Inquirer writing
on the 18th inst, says Last night there was an
assemblage at the headquarters of the General
in Chief of the commanders of corps and divi-
sions. ~
They did not adjourn till the small hours of
morning had begun to pass. OF their decision
will not speak. Let me say to you, however, it
Is probable ere this reaches you the result will
be made known to you by telegraph. Scouts
bring in the word that Gen. Bragg is at Shelby
ville and that his army, about 20 900 infantry,
fanked by large bodies of cavalry are at Guys
aud Hooker's Gaps on this side of Shelbyvile
If he is as stron ely fortified there, as is most
likely, it will be no small matter to disodge him.
bnt this army is very we'll disciplined and ready
for an advance, and prepared for anything like
q fair opportunity to sgnalize their valor.
New YoRK, June 6. A Washington CORES
War Department is in immediate communica-
tion with Gen. Grant by telegraph direct to
Memphis.
The wires are working from that city right
into the War Department, and thence by dis
patch boat TO Gen. Grants headquarters
His dispatches for several days are of most
confident nature, though their details would be
improper for publication. He fears nothing
from any reintorcements which may be sent to
his rear.
PHILADELpHrA, june 6. The Bulletin has the
following
CINCINNATI, June 6. Advices from Vicksburg
to June contain no par ocular news Gen.
CRAFT is able to press the siege and take care of
Johnston, who is still posted at jackson. His
reported march on Memphis is not confirmed.
Our siege gums are close up to the enemy 9
works and playing vigorously on them and the
town. On the LIST inst, the rebels shot 300
horses on the river bank, being unable to feed
them. Gen. Blair isup the Yasoo. Important
news is expected from hlm.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-06-08

mules IS vehicles and $50 centrabands, all but
so of whom are valuable field hands. Major
Stoakes of the 10th Virginia, Lieut. Wilhemn
of Gales Light Artillery, and a member of the
rebel signal corps were also taken prisoners.
New YORK, June 7. The Times special dis
patch from the Army of the Potomac, dated the
6ths gives the particulars of the crossing of the
Rappahannock, and says, Yesterday noon,
very unexpectedly to everybody, the engineer
brigade was ordered to the Rappahannock with
pontoon bridges, and ordered to proceed with
the construction of two bridges across the river
at Franklin S crossing, one mile below Frede-
ricksburg.I oo]1 1u1
The batteries from the 10th corps, under
charge of Col. Tompkns, were likewise ordered
to cover the engineers in their works, and
Howes division of Infantry was ordered TO the
spot to,support the engineers and push across as
the bridges were laid.
The only rebel force visible on the opposite
side was double line of pickets, who watched
our operations closely but seemed to have no
idea that We would cross in open day light
But about O'Clock the engineers commenced
unloading the pontoons, whereupon the rebels
focked into their rifle pits aud began to pick off
our men. Our artillery OF 70 guns or more I'M
mediately opened with she'll, and for two hours
kept up vigorous cannonade, with little effect,
however, upon the sharpshooters. These kept
in the bitches closely and picked off our men at
every chance. ta 4
1t became necessary to storm the ri6e-pits,
and at haIf.past SIX, the Goth New jersey, Col.
Morrison, of Col. Grants Vermont brigade, was
ordered into the boats They at once pushed
across under severe fire, and, landing upon
the opposite side, rushed upon the pits with
cheers, when the rebels vacated them
Our men Instantly, deplo yed as sklrmishers,
and ia a short time some 60 OF the "a Florida
were brought IN prisoners. Other regiments of
the Vermont Brigade soon followed in boats,
till nearly the whole of two brigades were over.
AS soon as the firing ceased, the engineers be-
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-06-08
HEADQUARTERS Army OF THE PoroMAc,

"a ea@@s' eg~'~June o. &@
Col. Fitzpatrick cavalry brigade arrived
acre last evening from Yorktown, by the way
of Urbana and Northern Neck. Since leaving
Urbana they have gathered 500 horses and
mules, IS vehicles and $50 centrabands, all but
so of whom are valuable field hands Major
Stoakes of the 10th Virginia, Lieut.. Wilhemn
Of Gales Light Artillery, and member of the
rebel signal corps were also taken prisoners.
, 1863-09-01
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
THE MONEY MARKET.

MONDAY EvtyIfu. Aug. 81. 1858.
The week opens with an active densud for money.
In fact the entire streets full Of engy aad bustle
liar only to two cities upon tho continent OF
.outsc We mean New York and Chicago. The advent
Ct the "fa trade begins to make Itself very sanstbly
felt. Bankers report continued aud increasing de-
mand for currency from country bankers and city Gus
TONERS to move the c1ope. As yet the supply tuly
equal to the wants Of tSa'lc.
God III New aorS reached higher ngnrea Today
than Tor long time pnat Ihe cause OF the rise las
not tfanspirea Some attribute II 70 sae proposal ot
Jef- uaFs TO arm INC. ne2foes and many otaeF sur
mlscs "efe mentioned. uoaotess our late dispasches
MIL fnrnfeh some clue to the excitement report
ed sa3esia an street Hefe lSSA ,i<s' cioaog a. H.
ihe opening sato hefe sas ~. toe marAet gsaaaaAg
fie,ns W ~ W i9~ eeS- ~ .s s.se1s. sa.o s.,,
suEef us1'". a1easots ''oee' 'nea''aat posAas n
setnng =. ,.,,, r.o ,,,,,,
SeN 4o4A ..a easAs. assnaad IT,. nar<an hre,ng
sates as yes 1ea1ata ulenau.' 49,; ~ ,ses,
ana senog' ou1 ia1se loes so.u ss ~. ~"
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loe eu'aeue! tuo nv -" So ~ 49, .,,a,,Ja.+
WV 'uo ~ ,..hars ~ mt -. hownc
paAAets "A4 U1 .ssHH s,esna
~. eu..e.ss 49, ~ Ia essxst7n rprt
s;,a.s,.. 80 n' r,.h.nra aa1Jc- Tim ccn.
aao -,IS ~ ~. IN xeTv yor. +.
81. 60. os-e 's.s..s,.. r.'' @@'
=. 60 a..,. ~ e.,r-,ar .ha ,co,er m.rrct xvaa
-..t T,e~a 49, no-s i,e1,,nd ty hantera for Est
..tarao pneruass ~ rct, nodcrate f,orcrn.
.+ sanas,s., ~ aa+11a -oo,n,+ s1taaon1 dctensc
tar1h. ~ asr md .,,t ,,r hantrr. at g,c
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, 1863-09-01

C1rr M1ss1os.-Thc monthly meeting Of
tic managers Of the Ladies' City Mission,
will take place a. o'clock this afternoon. A
full attendance is requested.
, 1863-09-01
MARINE NEWS.
R0RT OF OH1UAG4.

RIV1D.............-Auz. 81.
sss s.. nts rss aa91G TM9 ssns sesaFes
fT0P SHn sa9SeF :oSGia; 5osepa Dsss alt and
ass:, Pfs Saso Rsx esz .ss e '' '
II!op Ifop Sun, joaea, Buffalo, ,snnrles.
aisas f'haI pess1 sssns 'saassis: saaa4is:
fsqR eoaaass wador. 81 cords
Bark COZ MeasE gsaals 20. % brls IT, salt.
BsTs BsTs V sstsons SE.aS 5atslo: 20 ioss coal.
1ss: e ~ H.. xe
sIS sf|x Ese Esela Resk fs Sssk9 esease g lumber:
sh SssF i S ssas' 1sss;ss9 @ @ ~ s ;0a' coal.
ssSr Hs!.iet RoS:. IasnG;: :ETis: $e9 tsa; essl
SssE shF TSSFe FS % sss go
sss 4s4 sss s;e sss; 81
sehr supply, Kamsey. by city, 80 = lumber.
sF shF Bs;asy
senr I'm jones Tiomas Man!stee 12 = A. l4M6eE W I'm
%ss Ssss lssss 5Ess5 ass @ R::
sss :ssE 5ss bs u.s. 'sHs:s
sehr 1asisds Palmer Grand Haven, 70 N lumber, 10
schr %esteSsstsr Burns. Grand Haven, Sc N lumber
ss Sss! R.5s fR:sP 5sssss e. sSc Ssod
s:ssSss Sf$ss $:' e Vss:oa 20 s.
Asassssa RssSsygs9 s ss Cd rood
sshF III Baa fo G5boins 8 els
, 1863-09-01

The HECB0G ETU6t6 HN0 1uN U9upHs
Welcarn from gentleman who arrived this morn
ng from Du Quon that the recent rosts have uearlS
destroyed the Cotton and Tobacco crops In tho south
part OF the State. Tbs Cotton crop waa looking
we'll and the farmers entertained grcat hopes OF sue
cess in the enterprise but IN one night entire fields
we're destroyed.
The frost also extended into the northern part Of the
State and into Wisconsin, and We have various &C.
counts OF damage to the Com crop. Along tho lna OF
the Chicago aud Ga1en1 railroad tho fields look hlac
hnd wtted and greatly feared that the crop bad
II Injured. In Cook county the viaes md pants hare
been cut down. In the north, the rost Of Saturday
night seems to hive been most disastrous; but In tho
southern portions Of the State the frost Friday night
also proved DISASTROUS
, 1863-09-01
pitfshpruI, Petrnleuna Nfnrket-Auu. 2S.


The uufnvorable news from New York and Liver
SPOOL has lad rather depressing effect On the oil mar
ket today, though, not to the extent rredctel By
many. The transactions IN cEsde were lt9ltei, and
crs manifest disposition 70 hold o IN anticipation Of
parkhEes tnclnded Hnyess freely offered &c, but
Lolcfs generally arc nm a. r. Refined II 6on ts
remain about nx last quoted Sale OF eco brs bondci.
Oh the SPOT at 5c 80 brls for October At &c sellers
q c g ef1s nee, at &C. An sale Of 9os 9rls
Thursday evening at sc. Iuete e1saaEe N III
ho+% e1a hpr7
, 1863-09-01
The B. #. Wnde-Nesolutions.


At q meeting Of the passengers, per steamer
B. F. Wade, which arrived this morning,
Brisadicr General Cook, Illinois Volunteers.
VIVA called to the chair, and the following res.
olutiops, pzesented by Mr.. A. F. Holt, Of
Maine, were passed with unanimity:
D.eo5rrd That VIC hereby tender our hearty
tbenfs 10 Gapt L, B. Goldsmith, and Other officers
# The B. +. Wade for their untirtns and eminent;
II successful efforts to promote cur eur ceml9a .nd .nd
;nte,ne edfote norts: aud while we shall ever cher
ish Grateful Femembsance Of the skillful seaman.
ship displayed during ths ste peE,lo4s stor@ We
"a y al on board, which hare 30 largely c:nttbu"
ted to our social enjoyment.
Resolued, That suitable testimonial W pre-
ee:t.dtp Cat. Goldsmith.
, 1863-09-01

over theis hn7gcs The following among the sales
the past week: 7head averaging gs5 r. A. e t
| averaging 1.l8 - at $50 cwt; head aysra51nz
1,41s ns ii $as c~t i hesd averaging lso r. =
$ih7k cwt: II hesd averaging ,It3 Ms At *SSiH
e~s; head ayeragIug 1,pss ~ at $ss29 c"t: y
hend averaging r9a n1 At $50 z cwt 10 head aver
| antnv Liza 1s 1t b3 90 cWt.
, 1863-09-01


Ano1nef sao,oou s"iaAe'
o1sr MI ,nSced r. .ams III f5si
young aud hitherto highly respected lawyer Of this
c1ty ~ has ~ sMnded 5Mo pfoWtnfnst r. 9aaks ou1 sa Or
family connections Of the young man implicated
a5s to1 1espeeao,e ana Wot. 20 permit o. oas
cation ahsl Lave rendered the guilt Of fhe eErinc
man certain and snexeusao1e. 1880.
Inc evening paper contains tne ABOVE para.
graph. Inc "nlgnly reepecteo lawyer retef1eo
to Is Charles Il. hng, ol Inc nf1n Of King
hales 6 "1nlams' II Is proper 1or us 10 state
that the particulars o. TINS anaf were otongnt
10 our notice sesera1 Weeks slnce' ouI uom
lnsesaeatons Socn ~ "e were tnen aole 70
maze, VIC "ete eaasneu 'nAs ~ 70 ouo ~ sno.s
cares IN "nlen II u saoneuus plupes " aaA
!of huspenSion u suen1 unl. y. sne lns,s
IN tne ca1o eau W 1uns ae'e1opeu. .us , nusu
We hno"' Ley oueo @ sa1a -. ~ .sS. sSt~e
fntnor &c, 70 nase pssa .le.u w sue e1....
~ t.N so'~' -, - - -. .,s - =,
naes'S y. .ne 1e1- 49, -. s s,u.Nn s. " ~
=. ss.sa. ~ ,1tara,,,+as h,s co--esnonderce - NJ -;tl
~ r.s.,a. T. ch,,.no
, 1863-09-01
Montreal Provision nIarket-Aug. 4S.

pork-The market has ruled very firmly during th6
week: anu the fact that several o tho large lumber
of Tic market Steady and ths tenaoncy is npxafd oi
meg has been sold at xl125 Esw meas At $12 % to
held for lots and $500 for extra heavy Is demanded
New thin NETS has been sold u large 1es At go hgt
Itme arce at 80 DO for old and 81 % for new Cut
meats Hams, large business has been done and
canvasaed Cincinnati and St. Louis sugarcureti. low
priced nncanyaEeed hams scaFce, aso Canadian
rured Beef no sales Primes mess In uerccs ST. 90
TO t1p0; Drs g % 10 925 prime DO 500 to &c.,
Lard, brls and uerces, 7Hc: extra IN kegs 9Hc.
, 1863-09-01

There Is very ltt1e business TO- report odd loads Of
wheat, barley and oats, drop in and owing 70 their
was Ven supplied T6s is trns more especially with
regard 70 tafley little offering aud the brewers ara
higher figure Comletion tn tl!s grain i very strong
F1onr steady st q % to 7S Fs WHEAT 4ttle e otiet
SIC per husel Barley scarce. but III good demand at
SIC TO Sc per hushel Oats In good supply at JOE to &c
fuShe1
, 1863-09-01

New f0FK N14FHeL~AU0uEk 01e
CoT1oa-alore active aud frmer at E985Hc.
FIoUR-5c better and more active at S46tat99 for
extra State $395 IS for extra round hoop Uhio and
35r@760 for trade brands the market closing Ques.
GRAE-Wheat to 2c better, With more doing for
export socGS1o6 Tor Chicago spring; 88c@4l12 for
Corn more active and &c higher 0H@nHc for shipping
mlxed western, chiefly ot 71c Tic tor western yellow.
GEccEE1Es-sugar more active at 9A@11Hc for Mos.
cayado: uA@12Hc ior Port Nco: Hsvana "a loA9iSe:
heavy bacon si1es shade nrmer with nothing doing
Lard shade f1ner 1T 9t&104e.
, 1863-09-01
New York Stock and Money Markct-Aug. 81 i.

Government stocks nra. ..-
U. s. e. 81 COUP lux U. b. o. s. cc1t naWa
T3af....... ..1G4@lQsHl
MoHEy-Markct quiet and easy at per cent.
Sterling Exchange 1r1ner but quiet At S93acc.
Gold hFmer oreninE y 116s advancing to LEX and
closing quiet ut letKGls'.
, 1863-09-01

Tm HA1, Car AND FCR TRADE.-Toe Sea.
son Is near 1t hand when country merchants
atd dealers in dry goods make their pur-
chates for fall md winter, hence those who
Lave not yet made the acquaintance Of q. &
r. Wbittemore &; Co., 81 Lake street, Will
hank us for directing them to one OF the
most liberal business firms In the city, who
have stock that In quantity or quality will
probably compare fayorably with any in the
West. This firm have upwards Of one thou
land different styles Of hats and caps, embrace
ing the Union League, Ironsides, London
Sporting, Hungarian, Continental, National,
Corcoran, and q host Of others-the very
latest styles; caps of all kinds and colors Of
furs, plush, cloth, &c.,. and straw hats and
bonnets for indies, in great variety. trimmed
and untrimmed, and plumes Of every color,
and trimmings IN e1tenso. Of fnrs, they
bare the mink, sable, stone marlin, Libesiau
squirrel, otter, fitch, &C., In the latest styles
of mutfs, cares, collars, vic.orines,. &c. In
short, the dealer will find at this establish
ment every thing he wants In the way Of
ladies', gents and children's straw goods,
hats, caps. furs, bonnets, trimmings, buck
Eloftht uI4p4 C44a11 ia; oooAs1 o<- AAV EoA4oA
partner resides in New York, and promptly
forwards the very latest styles as soon as ont.
hence this house may be set down as leading
the fashions. The Chicago partners have
been in the business in the West qa.rter Of
century, and know the wants Of Western
merchants and supply them fully. Country
merchants and city dealers will find IT to
their interest to call at 81 Lake street.
How THE TINES RErnAcTs Those who
have read the villainous assault made upon
Mrs, HoEmet, and the Soldiers Home, by the
eeccth concern on Randolph street, as we'll
Us the proceedings had at the last meeting Of
the Djrectresses Of that noble Institution, in
which they gave the TINES An opportunity to
correct Its slande1ons misstatements, will see
hy the following (which appeared in the Sun
dsy issue Of that eheet) an exhibition Of the
extent 10 which they are capable OF being
truthful and just. Let those interested in the
Ssldiers' Home, read aud act accordingly:
TIE TINES AND TIE SOLDIERS HoNx--H 1t
were pecestary to allude again to the recent con.
| Guct OF ono Of the Direclresses Of the Soldiers
| Home, who experienced 1amenthb1e and really
Eihhe cenltton q temper npon the occasion Of
,itu, it would not be necessary to reitcrate our
irst version Of the affair. Notwithstanding tast
the Dfrectsess herself has attempted to refute that
| nevertheless correct. And, knowing them to be
| correct We shall not Waete words tn repeating
:bem or In redeuying eTesy idle contradiction thai
m1y Re ,i9ipg 14iaf9i 70 know that there are iudica
.;ons of repentance where there shonld have beer
| little seaEonable prudence
, 1863-09-01
CHICAGO CATTLE MARKET.

MONDAY EVx11xG, Aug. 81, 1850.
BEEF CATTLE--Therc has been no fresh arrivals Of
stock since Saturdays 1ots, however. re-
atning On hand have all been sold at prices little In
advance Of last weeks quotations. We give the fol-
lowing aa1es: .. .... -.---..
Morris, Rosenthal q Co. sold the Chlearo nistnery
CompanY s. cattle. averaging So Ma at $3y91 aud 20
cattle, averaging ,1S9 ms, at a260.
Wodeli sold Spencer % cattle, averaging 1911 ns, at
Aasms sold Spencer 81 cattle, averaging 1a ns, at
Hyuan sold Chicago Disti11ery Company % cattle.
averaging Ices MS, at e 60.
Hynnn sold Claybuin II cattle, averaging 1066 MS,
smith sold Rosenthal Co. IL cattle, averaging 2a
Gilman sold Patterson Is COWS. averaging 81 ns, At
Fl sold McKenpa 10 cows, averaging 1os9 ns, at
HOG MARKET.
Several lots Of Hogs Of good quality we're lett over
from Inst week. There has been no aihculy In dis
posing Of them at prices quoted At the close OF the
Market The yards are now quite clear and bu5ers
looking forward with some anxiety 70 the arrival OF
fresh stock.
The following sales have been effected to-day:
Hogs. Avsgs Ms. Prics Hoss AVE; o ns. Ftiee; E;
+ 45s *:;si g ss@ a.
SHEEP-s1ashet atzn iasrtsva Thh following Is the
only sale effected to-day iprices frm}: II shcc. aver
artng 1t5 rs. at A0Q.
, 1863-09-01

Received, s7,6es bu wheat, $50 bu corn. Our mar.
Iet IS without animation toay; there Were two sales
bnt this afternoon we hardly think 81 % could be OBJ
tained for that graic Oats gre sdv1ne!qEa Hhent-
red at 90: ooo nu = ren At soxc; $ooe @ sn No e.
bu ut ssHc; SO bu On pt i; 1900 bu at 4oc.
, 1863-09-01
Arrivals Mt the Soldiers Home.
The following are the arrivals At the Sol
dier6 Homo since our Inst publication:

0leth d0UG H1Nc6 our 4A6l pQDucl10us
D. Dement,, A, 11ath Illinois; Ell. Coliinger,
A, seth Illinois; q. g. schagles, L 18th Illinois
c. ". Randall, 12ith nlinois; o. B. Douglass, B,
la4th Illinois. J. Austin. D. 14sh Iowa: ". q.
Cadr, 1, 98th Illinois J. Phillips, u, 18th Wis;
IL Phillips T., 16 Wis; J. Marin. B, 124 ILL.,; p
Victor. B. 1:a III y. Kstleltat, G; ". Wentherell,
G. MINI; y: q Cotton z, 3, sMis; q I: Sewa;:
Ill ; j. Waleh. 4, IS nj; I. Lyer, E, y nj; III e.
Abbott. @, Is I1.; S. s. Russell G, IS IN 3.,H.
Watson, q, Minr.; " Parry, f, 4 MINI; T. q
Reeves, c, MIMI; J. Paqutn, D.4 Mlnn.; C.
r11lth. Mimi: A. 8cCloud. Wis. cavalry:
J. Taylor, N, ID Wis; c4yalrJ; FL. Wright, ID
cavalry; J. c. Hull, c, cd WISCONSIN cavalry c.
Ki1b, Il. 95th Illinois: II. Hngborn, 4, 16 Wiscon-
rim ]. Donald, 3, 95th Illinois ". Palmer. A,
I'd Wisconsin cavalry; q: H. Bryant. D, a5th u !;
Voorhees,, b, ls4th Illinois; d. Wiley, b, 18th nj
g, n. Wineg1r. r. H5ih Illinois; j. Salon. D, 0sth
Illinois; H. r smith, T. sd Illinois; J. 3.
Pierce a. 99th Indiana; ]. D. NcIatyre. First
Engineer Corps: Geo. Alien, Co. 9Th Wisconsin: !:
Go. Il Esd Wisconsin; ". Il. Chapplc Co. r !+5th
ILL.,: Ira Smith. Vim. Gibbs, &. 95th III VIM. Il
Clair, b, 18th ILL.,; P. Porter, g. 1s3d ILL.,; D. Harts
well, F. sth Ind: Thomas 4. Bones, Let Wis. Bat
VIC. MeCiuer. Il. I'D II !; G. n Peterson. A. s
+ '2;,h e. " s 5, iouns g , A as "a IT,; G. n greq
Nc. ultney. B, 4th MIMI; y: Muller, 1T Miun,
Lat; Il Hanllin, r. Thomas. Il. I'D Ill: Il. Hart,y,
J. Taylor J. Lyons, r. Bradley, E. 4th Mum;
VIM G. Rogers, z. 11th Iowa; .. Wallace, 1:th
pliniptcn. ls,h Wis; d, 4. Dudley, b. sth Wis
J. Cunningham. Z, sth III =; A. s. Woodward, B
4th MINI; c. Daily, =. 65th H.: Smith, G. 1tth
Wis J. Lee, Z, 18th Wis., G. Ele, Il, 18th Wis.
, 1863-09-01

pox c4,, ,1 nraon L1yxxpoo1, Aug %. IsS.
Latest commercial By telegraph to oueenaso~n:
Cor1os-Duo;a ant and al qualities adyanced
BREApa1uFfs-Quste steaay. losa ataao1' "1' ~
yanced sd 2 quarter.
pKovtre1rnm Ias an upward tendency Ani hold
81" LosDoH. August 70. 1865.
coSso1s-C.osed At a939stX tor money.
, 1863-09-01

For most descriptions Of domestic there h. been ,
ger in conseanence Of Tie filling Of In the recents
Gnwasted We quott at 41stci No pulled o. l$S3
medium fleece ut 1s6oc; and tno-"asoea AZ assso'e
q n.
, 1863-09-01

The wool business, though not exciting much atten-
ton ret promises considerable amount Of sales for
the week 1art1e5 tho hare held these woos con-
the coiclusion to se hence through the seyesnf In.
lard cities and s no local
and stsad sales Which amount 70 large asfssgats e
tun actual sales. which ws nfe iaformed Ee should
think that the sales of wool n tns State you'll range
prices pad range from Sc to &C. 20 far as We know
precisely, but the average would hardly reach Sc
, 1863-09-01

Coutruct for Rice at New York.
Tha Government contract waB awarded 1t 7Ec n b
for 1D06Op rs patna 7Hc for 80 COO b3 DO, and S12S
100 MS Tor 50 eco ns Isangoon.
, 1863-09-01
Gl)ita9o @ribt1'1e.
TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER l. 1868.
THE CITY.

TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER l, 1868.
THE CITY.
CRY M1ss1oS,-Thc monthly meeting Of
The managers Of the Ladies' City Mission,
will take place a. 8 o'clock this afternoon. A
full attendance is requested.
TWELFTH ILLINOIS CAyAlnr.--We omitted
to state, in our notice Of yesterday, that Maj.
Dox would receive applications for recruits,
at the Office Of Messts. Ruxton & Co.
MERCANTILE BATTERY ,Assoc1IT1oy.-The
attcrion Of the members Of the Association,
is called to the notice, in another column, Of
the send annual meeting for the election Of
ef1lcets for the ensuing term.
CHEAp.-Edward Parsons got upon street
car while drunk, and when rebuked by the
conductor for his bo}sterons conduct, became
incensed, and followed him up to HARRISON
street, throwing stones ut the car-aned IS.
No11cE.-A meeting Of the comrnittee..of |
Arrangements for the great Union meeting at /
Springfield On "Wednesday, VIII be held In
1,ar1or No nf the fremont House, tlls eve
ming at so'c1ock.
FOR SOLDIERS 'FANuIRs.-The a1otmenB
Of the s8th Board Of Ttade) regiment have
been receiyed, and Will be disbu1sed at the
ctlice Of Hall, Kimba1k & Co., South Water
sr.cet, opposite the Board Of Trade rooms.
, 1863-09-01

Seeds In PhtIn tIndclphiu-Auz.2 y.
C1oye,seeI. II here would command $3.50 z 81 MS.
Timothy IL In good REQUEST at $2s5&30Q hu. Su1au
sales Of 1a1seed ut @2-a32&.
, 1863-09-01

Received, 5000 bu wheat, sca hu harley. Wheat
1nee w.: e5fg tas sae Per-
!9diana Thise st sL;1 sasa smneE rel Or ttsss At
auIfT Et quote at e&6lc, Qats-MaEkek 1rn at &c.
, 1863-09-01

e Messrs. Gore, Wilson Co.. Wholesale
otter their stock to the highest bidder, at 10 =. m,
to-day Dealers should not neglect this opportu.
1,ty Of sorting up stocks from one OF the largest
in the country.
, 1863-09-01
COMMERCIAL

MoHpAI EyKsIEu. Aug. 81. 1863.
The receipts and shipments during the past twenty
four hours I'll be found IN the following table:
RECK1PTs FOE TwkSrY.FoUa Houns FAsT.
Flour. Wheat Corn. Oats. Rye Drl J,
, 1863-09-01
pen.ion AND bounty Blanks.

FEAA1On ana HouAA4 oA~s
Tho list OF approved forms Of Pensaon1l at the
Pay and Bounty Blanks are kept o. hsna ,9 ~ nnon @
TRIBUNE oa'ce, and sent By mai, posI R140' "S@
Application fot Transfer q Pension II Pension.
~ OF Widow for Payment OF pps1ment of
:" OF Invalid Pensloner tos fasNo"' ~
Pension.
Claim OF Heirs for Arrears,
!" for Horse and Equipments ~,,,,
Declaration Of Minor children for Penelon'
OF Orphan Sister for Pe9sioa. .,a A.
Fathers Declaration fof Bounty aones onu a.
Teafe.
Invalid Pension Chin.
Mothers Application 70. Pension.
Oalcer's CeItihcate Of 8oldiet's Disanfn:y'
Power Of Attorney to Draw Soldier . .-ta.~a
Soldiers Declaration for Bounty Money A1leaas'
&C. :SI- ..
Disabled Soldiers Declaration for Bounty money
FACT OF March 8, 1851 1.r,4,
Surgeons Certificate Of Soldiers D1saoalty.
Widows Declaration for Bounty money anu Ar
reAIa.
Widows Declaration for Pension. ~.
Also all kinds Of Law and Military oiAuAs' eoa'
veyaucing Blanks. Ec. Address,
TRIBUNE CO., 81 Clark street.
, 1863-09-01

There Ia yerr little dpfng the WY Of sales. Mess
pork u held ii 81 hrl Bacon hams afe a u
hntter vas nsale at a0c q .. Lard IS held at tic
for hrls and ufEcea,