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The mountain Democrat., 1863-07-04

TIE Abolition journals Of this State
have indorsed every usurpation of the
Administration, and the conventions
have approved and sanctioned in advance
every outrage the President or any Of his
minions may perpetratc in the future.
To show in what light this abjcctncss
is viewed 10y men who dare to express
their thoughts, men who have given the
Government lifelong support, and still
support it, while dcprecating its depar-
lures from the Constitutions, we give the
following brief extract of an address Of
the venerable Crirtcndcn to his conStitu,
ents. We commend its peruSal to the
unconditional supporters Of the Ad.
ministratinn:
When usurpations Of power are made
dangerous, and when rnrnachments upon
my liberty and the liberty Of my corslit-
uentS and upon the Constitution intended
to guard the liberties of Us all, are made,
l would have every man haze spirit
enough to declare his opinions and ehrr
his protests Without this freedom 0!
speech there can be no lasting liberty
the Republic cannot exist A
people who cannot discuss the public
measures Of the nation, and apply the me-
ceSSary rchuke to secure correction OF
wrongs, cannot be free people, aud do
not deserve to be.
The mountain Democrat., 1863-07-04
Sacramento Valley Railroad and ssc.
ramento, Placer and Nevada e. r

Sacramento Valley Railroad and Fac.
ramento, Placer and Nevada RR
ASytfK@1x saaAk A.s19eS ssi,f4&s
INR0M SACRAMENTO TO ACRCRN srAr,ov
L IN TWO IiOCRS On and after Oc,obr, is,S
tie pa-s-ugrr cars Of the above named road, v;HA.
run As follows:
rp YRUN
Will leave Sacramento ~ 6k A. IandApr
leave F"is"m At = ~, nd 5HPH.
rrwS TRAINS
Leave Auburn S'a'ion nj aud icLAn
I,av" F"l-Nm at A ", i2 " aud So Pm
ON SUNDAY one TT in only. having S.c,.u...
- - y and Auburn station at lok ~
Thc e.. ~ and p. n. trains running ,hroo,A :.
AG5u-; >'a'r'-
rl~-- cr'- 'or P,4rcrvi'lr and Carsnn V,u.x ,w
ia.t -'t.'-, Il tDr T. nruG., h,ngrrarSs a T,,I.ar
''i he a't.Vd II n .. tram and tho.. r.,
Nr'.,.H S'stIo'. T"' n Ter sratS
-, .t', .rt .S'"cIt, aNinR tr.n uinde ter N.
roo. To- 81 4 -H: E NIhIru .aiiaG. II will Le,.
F-r h- r-,-Il4i ,f ~. m',.' o tvr bat Isirt p,
fHrh, - = MY ~ y. rfice
IICKET OF ICE, o'.po.i'e the carr. a.
Fr.tf ~tl,-t. under IL, Mta' CL-,r Nous.
de,i2 J.P ROBINSON, supt
The mountain Democrat., 1863-07-04
Attendant and Resident Physician,

Attendant and Resident Fhyslolan'
L. J. CzAPKAY, M. D.,
Late in the Hungarian Revolutionary War, Chiei
Physician TO the 2Hth Regiment Of HonVeds, Chie'
surgeon to the Military Hospital Of PeSth, hungary
late Lecturer on Diseases Of Women and ChiIi en-
and Honorary Member Of the PhiladeIphls UO"ese
Of Medicine. .-. ,
Rg- Particular attention paid to the treatment Of
diseases peculiar to Wnmen and Children -kG1
OrrICE IIorRs-From 2 a. till 9P.N. COnlmu-
nicatiOns strictly confidential fermaheht cuIe
Guaranteed. or no pay. Consultations, by letter or
otherwise, free. ~
Address, Oh. IL. y. CAhE nj
The mountain Democrat., 1863-07-04
MrniraI ann Surgical
DR, J. CZAPKAY'S -
MEDICAL AND SURGICAL
IN 8 TIT U T e

Sacramento street, LelOI0 Montgomery, opl'oS''e
Pacific Nail SfS0mshiP Cos C1Nce'
San Francisco.
Established in 1854, for the Permanent
C,Ire of All Private and Chronic Dis
eases and the Suppression OF 0uack-
cry.
The mountain Democrat., 1863-07-04

A DEAD hen is better than live one ;
Gbe will lay wherever you put her.
The mountain Democrat., 1863-07-04

The upderxirned il personally acquainted with
Henry VI. ..ti,,g and knows that the Circumstances
related in rhe foregoing certificate are true; lie
saw Henry W, ssling during his Illness ara btar'
willing mony to the fact OF his remaTAa'Ae cure
by DR.. L J. CzapkaY. IL. - A. k'tSkNleis'
Sub,crihrd aud Worn to before me, this lIih day
Of October A. D 1889.
fI.sl PJ TWBArLr, Notary Public.
The mountain Democrat., 1863-07-04

LUMBER OF ALL KINDS!
DOORS, wINDOW-sAsH, ETC, ETC
Which he v Il sell low or cash or lis equivalent.
GEO u. CARTEf,
surviving PHrtl.er of the firm of Garter 4 Ludwig
Didhonh Springs, Jure 9th, lS63-jf
The mountain Democrat., 1863-07-04

DIR. l.. j. CzRpkRy's Private Medical anu
Moiltsiuriy. orpo>i:r the Pacific Mail Siea"-hp
to,npany's Offire. Sap Fir nci"ro. Th' pr "u're
free con ,ultAtinns, and asks rt,Iu era'"n unless
he, ,r,,t. a tGre. uflicc l-urs from "a " to 9F. d.
The mountain Democrat., 1863-07-04
CARRYING THE U. 8. MAIrR
Aud Wells, Fargo q Co.'S Express.

TIIEO. ?. TRACY, AgeIt.
Piacerville, October %ih, 1862.
The mountain Democrat., 1863-07-04

The following letter ~ 'rh rmrHI''.ally
>it.a> fur l'>- vas Vf''t,u rl tn. Dean e.. tIt vac
a., .t 49," ii,i.-i, ii,+, Gala .. .'; Hri r" t. 'hr
editor. at the i.A' M-Hi. i ai - - J.Ls..ll,
= t,,tI Itl
, 1863-09-21

The improved tendencyin gold rs well - the uufn-
yothble character Of the weather for tho growing
crops tended greatly to stimulate the speculative In
quIry for nearyan kinds Of produce and tho leading
markets were excited and buoyant.
There Was good shipping demand for Flour and
about bra changed bands 1t an advance Of 591oc
brl-wioter extras selling at $5.D@7oo and spring
extras at 485@s25,
Wheat was in active speculative and shipping de-
mand and prices bare advanced since yesterday 4@5c
bufhe-with GALES ofobout 30 60 bushels, at S1oaa
40 for No Red Indiana ett6@t 01 for no Red H.
diana OF for No Red in store; s1o0a1 % for
No 1spring: ssc to Il % for No Spring. md ss@mc
for Rejected Spring in store-the market closing 1r
at r oe for No Spring, and q % for No2.
Corn wss also excited, and prices advanced Sc q
bushewih sales OF about 215 COO bushels at 6a26sAc
for River aoat: 59H@62c for No Corn In store; 5aa
Gc for No Corn in store and for Rejected Corn
In store. At the close the demand was still aciYc at
The extreme prices.
Oats declined 1c bushe1, With sales Of about 5000
at se@s74c for No and $50 as9c for No T. Rye ad-
vanced 2@sc = buahel-with liberal sales Of No at
7c@7sc, and s@@c forNo2. Barley was In better de-
mand and tho market again advanced &c q bushcl-
With sales ofNo In store at $11o, and No at 3looa
los. H|ghw1nes were steady at 46h@i7c. Alcohol Is
steady at s31fSHc. Timothy Seed is In good demand
at u 1s922s. Fla1 Seed is In request at s2oo@225
Freghts steady 1t &c for wheat and SC for corn
to Buffalo.
In Beef Cattle there has been scarcely 30 brisk de-
mand to-day, md the market closed somewhat heavi
IL. The adytcea from New York. stating decline both
In demand and rates. had depressing influence upon
the operations Of the day The prices at the close OF
the market werc for good shipping grades $s50a425
Common to medium, $1.s50aoo. In Hogs the same
CAUSES produced similar results The Eastern demand
having declined. there was scarcely 30 good feeling
In the usr ct during the early part Of tho day Bud
nees however, rallied In the afternoon, and At most Of
tho yaris all the loz were sold The following sEethe
closlng prices; extra heavy s4.4aaAsQ; common to
good $3E@i2.
, 1863-09-21

JUDGE Tnu4BuLs-Hisn numerous friends will
be pleased to learn th8t Hon Lyman Trumbull has
opened Law ONCE in this city, at No. 90. Wash
1Dgton street
, 1863-09-21


We copy from the National 1nfsaigeneer, WASH
ington the following interesting remarks On 'Cou-
SUMPTION:
"Ie CONSUMPTION CunAB1E f-This subject Ia
one which has from the very infancy Of medical
science been a debatcable question among prac-
hdoners. At once one Of the most tnsidIous and
1ncuIahIe OF human a!ad!es the little success at-
their speciality, has been looked upon as the re-
proach ofthe profession. In the carly days ofmed
icine, every phyeician had his OWL peculiar style
systt m were comparatively scaled book, their
enlt Of Ibis isck Of knoEledge was con
lie atacIs q he disease In tse Course q Tina
the human system became IN object Of curious
study and ecicntsdc investigation: The clrcula-
oD hs s4e ws gSssaRg t. I'd The
heart and lungs, we're received fa.te among the
faculty. and diseases were teated with views Of
more enlightened ecope.- Still bronchial and pnl-
C1ipging to old systems the faculty, almost with
out exception, treat this class Of diseases by
various eoncocttons acting through the stomach.
and sg fhat fhs the most
"Another class OF practitioners ls becoming more
numerous every year. These gentlemen contend
that it is useless to butthen the stomach with
tseated directly, md without tie Intervention Of
the digestive functions. Prominent among the
advocates Of inhalation are DIS r. y ]. Hunter,
phyficians ofextended reputation, and high stand
their views On this subject have been laid before
our readers in detail, in series Of letters On the
pathology and proper treatment OF pulmonary dis
eases. They hare prscttsed thei. peculiar system
Of inhalation for years, and with the most salts
factory results. Scores Of cases. regarded as In
curab1e under the old system Of treatment, have
yielded to couree OF inhalation, And may be re-
garded az 10 uauy v1ttina enatehcd hom certain
1nom -
, 1863-09-21
The Barley Crop Of 1853.

tFIQus tut A0nHo4 AiICulaf OF J. II. foTQ.l
Z sss sss sn e. sa s sy ssg.
Inst year-the qualty better: that portion Of the
sSa2Rs
aier heavy Eains Set IN i considerably stained but
IS
and Wisconsin the crop - IepEesensed to Be about
GsI ada Msst has oae st he bgst crops eTer grown
Te1 nana hs ~ s5sssd ss a By
Ihe sior "a 6sgnn e moye: T6e 1eeetpts q os~e:
seo 81 s Iii a. as
ls62 hy one-eIghth 70 one-fourth In quantity, and
IL + ~ t. q e e ne
and Inc IN quality but The difference II e1chanEe viii
s1z ssnn f. ha ~ 1Is 1essas u
Ss ss SsfsS sc :Sssss ss'ss ssfiS ss III
CTS. ssPs 9ss5yy K 5 ss
.hs ~ pigs obssaea lass season' i L
comparative movement d the crops Of ISL snd lSss to
no Ry a5 ne e
as the Quantity coming forward by rail- each year
would not vary much.
Received b canal from September to csoec Of
EssssTed s. eaaai ifom siay 10 September i, '
Geseivsd coastwisc sSR sss
Total. ,7l7, ,lls
Received by canal from september1,
Rseeiyss ys 6y eassl Il 'iaTa1 ison alay lsss. 10
fl4Der erlkt.:.........-.............. lkt. $500
Received eoastTEe. Ee..................... Ss7:7M
Total. 1see-s, ee-s,................."...... s1aes.47s
Apparent 80. &ss7a
mand less active.
, 1863-09-21

ISQuEsE.-Ferdipand Otto Thurm, Ger
man, IS years Of age, died Of apoplexy, very
suddenly ON Friday, about midnight, on
Wells street. Coroner's inquest held satur-
day-verdict IL Death from apople1y.
, 1863-09-21
Sugars in Cubu.
[IIayana Correspondents n 7. journal OF Commerce
~7' Hafn Esrt

Udte1 6ept- III = = -
Our tugar market has been more active during tue
week from No Z through the lover e. & 1
ns, yellow do Nos Is 10 % Ut 3sX to Is do az
Ess Il to Z a *so ~ 90 as big ncs
being paid for the few hogsneads Remaining ass s3e
Of s. hh6s TX shinnshts hence and 5so u s.sa fos
New York c99 boxes and 90 hhd5; Ealmopth 3o sSSe
hoxes; AntTe1p 800 COS Have 3a1i ana =
qoxes 2 box't a9a!nst 500 b93ea e Il; sae n ~
1f6a Stocks to-day 21oo0o boxes sgsinss ha ~
OATS l22478 boxes Molasses-s5frssls PEI keK tos
clay ed. and ~ for Muscoygdo. No HaasAesoas dur
fuf the week.
, 1863-09-21

John Co1uisky 10 pestflential, consequential
Copperhead who, wherever he has found m
official 1odgment Is continually On his feet, obtru
ding his CAB and opinions where good sense
should teach him to be quiet. II there IL dirty
political job to be done, John is the man to do It.
he Is particularly heavy on the draft, and would
scruple at 10 means to defeat 1t. We publish the
following affidavit, that comisky may see himself
a. others see him:
state Of Illinois, Comfy Of Cook, ss.
Joseph Webb, OF the city Of Chicago, being first
duly sworn. dcposes and eaya that his attention
Tss .s called .o re following article. By Theodore
der date Sept il. 1865:
"Aldesman comiIEy said that the Enrolllug
Officer IN the nh Ward was q man who would
" rot be believed under oath by tny one In the
Ward II such men we're to have their word
and lste taken without question, 1t was at least
"setting dangerous ptecedcnt
"1ook 1t The lists. He moved that the sub-com
"mittee Be authorized TO correspond again with
"pendence should be laid before the Common
'tCouncil. The motion prevailed.n
That this af1ant went with Theodore Smith to
Sept. 1a, 1868, and had an Interview with said
ComlskJ; and that said Comitky did not or pre-,
tended not to know either Of them; that this aha-
pocket and read the above article to eaid Comisky
and naked him which Enrolling ofhcer he had
reference to: he, Comisky, answered that he re-
fe1ed to both, but more particularly to the man
they call Smith; TINT he did not know him tSmith)
but had made the statement to the Council pub
1ished In the 17Met, on suppoeition and heareAy;
that he knew nothing sbont him personally. This
affapt told said Comisky that Smiths reputation
wns good on Water street. he (Comfeky) replied
that he would not believe one half Of tie Water
et1elt merchants under oath ; that he fComisky)
gained his information from parties, some Of
whom were reliable and some were not; he would
not mention any uames except our Uuflick and
one other He, said Comisky, said that the Board
of Enrolment told him TINT they, the said Board
ofEn1ollment, could rot cet competent men to do
the work, hut were Obliged 10 take men OF no rep
utotion and men they had no confidence IN, and
Com,sky stated that this man Smith wag man
guilty Of everything dishono'able, AID that the
Board Of Enrolment would atoop to any dirty
work, and would give the committee no sattstac-
ton. This attant then asked him. said ConlsEyt
what he had against eaid Smith. BE answesed
thAt Smith was not = man Of the right stripe, Tor
no honest man would be guilty Of takipg doNn
namcs for the enrolment or for the draft4
This afilant then introduced said Comlsky to
Mr. Smith as the man whose character he had
been ttnducipg. And further deponeth saith not
JosErH WxBB.
6Eo,n and subscribed to before me this 18th day
~ Sent 1sGs ANDREW T. SHERMAN.
Notary Public.
, 1863-09-21
Seeds.

PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 1.-THE demand for seeds Is
less active ana only about 20 bush Timothy founL
buyers at $3C q Gu,
NEw fenK, Sent IL Clover Is scarce and firm, at
a49HC.. Timothy a IN Erot request With sales OF 500
bsesat y so@2s5 the laitsr iate 9r lot of choce
more aetyc and may be quoted at about $50 with
further sales of4 0 bags on p5irats terms notice
safcs Of l00 bags cannry at 12Ec.
BUFFALO. Sept. 18-nmpthy in fair demand at e 225
for old, and $4s7H@262k for new Illinois, Clover
ectrcc and nominal at z5.ona5 50
, 1863-09-21
CHICAGO THROAT AND LUNG IN
INSTITUTE.
DR.. Ayers New Mode OF Cure.

NcoRx1cK's BUILDING, CORNER or RANDOLPH AND
DEARBORN STREETS.
By the permanent establishment OF the Institute
In thfcago, invalids can ut all ttmes consult the
Doctor personally.
medical treatment, and who hare made ftuitless
trial OF the nost1ums Of the day, Will find in this
new practice abundant reason for hope.
1ts peculiar efficiency Is especially noticeable In
tbroat diseases (which II neglected end in CON
sumptfon,} nasal catarrh, bronchitis asthma, and
dfseases Of the heart. To this clasa Of cases Dr..
Ayer gives his undivided attention.
, 1863-09-21
Milwaukee Graip NInrket-Sept. 1S.

Recelyed, 81 30 ha wheat s2l5 bu oats. 100 nu bar
teiasy.. No. I sr1ing, b'i5FinE 9le. and No =, gs
@shs 1a a95s 11 5eseips ot ne report tfnm ,1s
leg with foo1 inquiry for ta1t quality it 99Hc,
bat the demand for "a; Eaa rather slack. 4 small
amount OF No. sold at 81 o. but the price Was ahoye
the market. Sales were not larec compared with the
Ieceirta amounting to Ct ooo bushels Of NIL grnaes
;sS toE No r stote caF load ol cetn sod at sc
and caE ioa at aE On tsaSk Barley con.
barley sold at $1. Rye advanced 1c, bringing 67c In
, 1863-09-21

Total to 18th Sept..... &c $40 600
The towns in which these banks are Situated are
as follows:
Maioe-Dath- ..-...
New AmFshire-Postsmouth
Ma1gachutetf8- -SpT1nEfeId. Worcester,
CoDnecttcut-NewI Haven, Stamford. SorEieh.
New Yotk-New York City t:,. Atame. EEe1vlIe.
Dalsv1llo, Fislk1llLandlng. Ron0ou, Syracuse. Wa
Car3isle. Erie, G.rard,
Holiday senrr, Huntington. Johnstawp, Marietta,
EeH vile, Ptttshu1g. Scranton t2}, srasbrfg Towaa
d.. Nilkcsba17e, kistnniBg.
New jersey New 1fk,
Dfetrfct Of Co1nmbla- Washington.
flllnol3-Ch1cago, Aurorn, Cairo.
IndiauA-1 I1auapol1s, Andclsou, nlulton, Centre
y!lle. Eyansytie FSIt Mayne F5anSln 81: kentails-
Tine laaf15stts RiEamond Eoskvills TeE'e Hante.
lows-bavebport. Town City. Lyons, Keokuk.
Micbtgsn-ALn ArhoE, Fcnt0n.
OhIo-Ctnclnuah ~, Cleveland a., Akron ca, D8y-
ton ~. Ftnolay Canton. Fremont Hamilton. LODI.
OEe1lln, Warren. Youngstown.
NjssonI1-Columbas.
Wisconsin Milwaukee.
The average capital Of the eIsh5two bnns Is about
sl25too
shout te established nt Louisville Kentucky; De
ttolt. Michigan; Nashua, New Hampshire, &c.
New York st ock und Honey nfarket-8ep. TO-
G0vERHxEST STOCKS.
Quiet and without material charge.
MoSEY MAKxKr-Money quite easy at 5H96H per
cent $500
Sterling exchange hrmer: nrst-clasa bills 1I5a1AsK.
Gold decidedly higher; opened At SIN, atvanc!nX 10
Sex, declining o 8sKc, closnE quiet at 35@Skc.
Total exports OF specie to-day, $sS4, ,1oo-
, 1863-09-21
be following 40 the ruling pr1ces 1t tho 1eadin


The 1our msyket was very AtlE Aud higher prica1
1re1e paid; bot buyers did not take bold neelyons:
$40 for ctolee esurernne- -au advance. s425 : ssn
gle e1 and IS 80 per bri for doub.e extra 1e bet
other gssdes d1gstd sa1es Of sco sec.b mere +
b1sSeis 9 s59 70 dor PGor e I. g extr4 r. e.
En ~ receipts kept the price ol but the
kEt Wx6 Inactive e&leS ware 1;f ed of 20 aack4
=; 62H 10 Gthc { sellnw aud s3ed II secoad hsnd
snd q sasks 100 eseks at rG!nt below On pirate
re higher but tram ct:ons Were Light a CSC 7c
Re5 e T. Gns!ce IL! n.!ley 9roPgat faii ptce;
&c per hushel e1clr1iye Of tscks. There wAa lome
tnp.oyenent fn p1oyslons. With sales af 15oc0o -
cletr rides. eose a. Sc. a.d 81 ca:ks country pork
houEe baco- clear sIes m private terms. LHfd was
, 1863-09-21
Vessels Passed Detrnlt.

11IUune.1
DETROIT, Sept. 19, 1863.
rF-Prop. Mohawk, Free State; bark Orphan, Una
ellie. Milwaukee, brig Empire State, Clark, Monitor.
Rescue; echr. Walker, Aldebaran, Stephens, Efcara
qua, Sailor Boy, Metropolis Gsnpesaot, Ballan Down
Dark Northwest, Morgan. Cambria; schr. Minnie
Williams, Wings Of the VIM, Transport, T. A. Rich
moad, H5phen, York State sveepstakes 1laselle Re-
puhlic Eatc Richmond
, 1863-09-21

IN this city. Sept. Il 1863 MRS ROSE PAIGE. vlte
Of ". Ps1ge. ts1; aged = years. Fn1.iA attheir
Nv
Sept. II b. MARIE MATRILDE DE er ANeE. ns-
1--WE Of .saIce. aged e 1ea1s wife OF htose Do st.
r. Phisdesh'a srd Men pills PAT eEs plsase COPY.
Ra5tiEs. III, Ss; Gs1 iii HEaF ~ MoFFA sksd
Jtars.
Capt Moa.t enlisted at the breaking out oftae r.
belIlon EecoId Lieutenant In tho famous As-
ECU 8th ard for ne,it.stous conduct azrly pro
uaoted to tho Command Of Company g. He fought
baysIy 1t tho battles OF Henri. 1sou. Vckaburg
aud slso It A1kantss Poat In which lattsr light he
was severely wounded In the thigh He suffered Oh
from several surgical operations. ard Rtt long con-
fntment, wss recovering from his wounds. whsn tho
ar1ett tery vt In, and terminated bis career. Els
country has the grave Of one more patriot aud hsso
to weepover and to ketp ID remembrance. He fought
well he s!eeps Wa1l- -.
II Shasta Calf ,rnia. 81. Lous. No.. DataViA N.
cory.
cHARLgs BLAZE. of B2lion's Battery. agsd Is
JeaI1 aud 10 months
He enlisted tn the Battery when foursaen 5aara and
two tbs Of age Previously he had enlisted three
dfere1t times. Hls parents oh1ected. thinning him
tco young to bear the fatigue Of soldiers fe but
he declared he must give his aid 10 the causa Of bis
COUNTY, that. should he live to manhood. he would
b aahamed to ssy that he had ufed hand for sne
defence ot our bloot, bought freedom. HIS young
Lift has been laid On tho altar Of patriotism. Tho
parents hearts have received wound that cauuot oe
healed. Their so1aca muat be that their died In
the dischasEe OF the g-eat duty OF patriot.
The voice Of his officers ard comrades testify that
To discharged every duty as = man and a soldisr.
though only q boy in years. He hiss addad ono mort
to tho long ard glorious list. Who hare died that fee
dem might live.
, 1863-09-21

FoR 1uET2D 11L1xolB.-Lt. Col. Jos. Stock
Ion Of the 1ed Illinois, leaves on Tuesday night to
xe}oin his regiment, now stationed at Nstchez.
Those desisons Of sending Letters to their friends
IN the regiment BY him, can do 10 by1cayans them
at Clarke T. Co.'S. ofice, u Dearborn street.
, 1863-09-21

PORT or CHICAGO,

ARRIVED, SAINT 70.
rron FEonI' NHs. Hunt. Buffalo. sundries;
iaSk hneftsn sGa sS ::s NJ r.; s.n1t,es
p,,t 1Sto; M!1;x,,, r,,.,. c,....,.,
barf Mary f. PelpW bowman Bao ,osi Ioaa .ons co.,
Asrk soatsampton Rie.1 Gson:e y ~ lumber
B;g BatS Fsm9 FasoFi ; Gose wsacenns ~ Cd good
her. Ex shtn.fess As1'' VI ''" o"s Lev !" Aon'@
bFz e6t1e;es hutchinson Green baS' 1so lumber 1
~ n., M: r.-.. c.... ,.o--Ns ' -
sssf Maien N; E*sn Es$;1 Raso 81 tons
schr john Wecen, Orb, Erie. $50 tons coal
Schf c. j. MaEll' Kerr Cia1cisnl. 50 tous coal.
Schr Wm Roynor Tower. Cleveland sis tons Coal
Schr VIM shnpe Paxton. Cleveland, as tons cosI.
scb1 Naboh, Hiisun, isnf1slo. 500 tons coal
a ssa n1 a9 ~ n
lc0 n iath. ' ''
chr Monticello, M1sdork, oswego, 15o TINS salt
chr s. r. LOOMS Morley Cleyelsnt, 41a tons salt
schr Florence, NcPhsfson. ColiinKWooI. 1.sW ieje
graph poles ".- '7
ecbr NhttlWiut Alseu 8heboyrsn. lp4 cords wool
sesl @ isynsa % costsn. sns ksaaeoo, . 8 iaber
senr s. senlossop, Jones. Kewanee, 1so m lumber, %
sehr AEiesg, cal1oten, Manfstee, TO N Lumbar.
Scr Hamet fGs; GfseGs IT, y x, N ~ 'n,nS:r
Srhr CurieW Nryers c$retn Knr in M innncr
SsSE Is5t;sh : . ri coal
~ i..h ss' o"*Ass' Aa-'14sS WV 14s u! sA'
schr M.ine Arde,son xn.teyon IN m 1nnbar
Sctr W1. .joses. Tnomaa 1sn,srses n m Inmbar 800
, 1863-09-21
Drs. Il. & y. Hunter, PhysIcIans for
diseases Of the Throat and Lungs,
IS4 Clark Street, South.

Dr.. James Hunter, on his arrival in Chicago.
peeon has beer sar d sone fms nss
spg H. Tsne of Dr. Hunter He wou1d respectfully
eantiou biz patients and the public generally. thst
be hss no connection whsteTes Eith tnis pc person 1
bis Only add1css being 1sa Clark street, BOZ e3'6
p n Chicago.
, 1863-09-21

Heeeiyed Is 2oa bu wheat, s,aoo bu corn, es1o9 bu
oats Mo 99 barley: Wheatsales 500 bu anabet Mich
red at51 Is: LOO nu No2 red At Sill SD bu No
red at 81 10: go bu DO At Sill: ss9o bn aame;
2Soo b1 70 white i u Is LEO b No fed It 81 Is
&c. oatasales eco hn At lc; so bu and go bu at Sc
Bar1ey-No truuFactlous receipts very Light FrefghH
toBuGalo.
, 1863-09-21
NEW YORK Dny GOODS mARKEr.



The p1,kst e1tiots continually iocreaaia- ACTIVITY
rhno. Or tore ktcds. LII { domestic delssces, tacro
u 20 teock hud Eocds nave been tod oxtotAvc!y by
rA:tefo koyeaEss arc conSSA1ty presenting tbs T.
:eIe.. end Abtics yet en- TIE 1ouM Are cold Imp3t-
r. Es1J Ittarces previous t. :lr.l. TrAdo
tfh Ano n plf.ate IL e attractive. sud prices
G. ~ klhcs of desirable Ecotl have adsAaced ase ad
nEinK A1a - edv ncs: such the great dem mi
Pliea ta E9oos. Tho n"us:z Of Country de.la.s IN
tohha very large, ard Ill are buying with greatly Ia
c'tafso freedom. This It cts o. Foods especially OF
frPoiteo goods. art tMaIe1 thaa tor grAas uumbsr
e nAts TIE FAlGmocioas coLaumru3s hici h.s
for Encos Is unr{ecAdented Cfedtts to ta" old
ettkblthed houses indeed gser bu: they AZ now
tFe e1txI ton to the rr1t Of 'eady tAsne1t hsIT
cry The dcmeetlc p;lni n arket Ii qule alive with
1t ktr7 r7rgtterlDg prices, Ginxh1ms aa1 ds0tns Aro
very nrn The At At CT Artlvity Is preao1-
teb however. for {rited del.lnes The noveltte.
gtsAt acd tt:Acttst. and coUn2rd ssva1ced p lcea
AZ the ttne vrto 27x lathe price, but aoy day 70
charge par fol- TIC tr<re8sed furpluk ofi1ports
ovtr exports ef produce and which large
rtnItanrts OF specie. The manuf: cture.s have Low
tic advantage Of lie market over coneumeTs And are
ava!rg ter salvts Of II. Tie very desirable rel
Ties nov coming forward seer osdess at onca Tor Ill
nat Y eo9.ss of s2sy m
k1nts crowd each otter on the recenera Of these
goods. Prices tepd upward. He4Fy Eoods are also
II great den and, though these come nor. IN contact
With fnrel goodS and ATe e.! ter TO buy
TIE follow ing are tho wholesale ret cath prices Of
hAN NN- ar fna