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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-08-20

MrE. Leo Miller. CLAIRvoYANT PHYSICIAN,
h taken a pleasant suit of rooms in the Lincoln
house, (entrance ON Maple street, where she may
be visited daily, from to Il A. M, and from to
=. NJ, Mrs. MLLER's powers Of Clairvoyance,
together with extensive experience enable her to
treat disease with the most perfect success.
Patients living in the CITY who unable to call on
Mrs. NJ Will be visited their residences il desired;
and persons from distance can be examined az treat
men prescribed with equal reliability from locks of hair
taken the patients head. No charges made unless
the clairvOyan examination is correct and satisfactory
Let the afflicted accept this lair offer, which may prove
to be an invaluable blessing.
isl diff
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-08-20

FIFTrTHIRD REGMENT.-A dispatch from
Capt. j. g. Nudge, dated ri inc CHA at the SD
Massachusetts, regiment had just arrived there.
The regiment having reached Cairo, yester-
day, will doubtless reach Chicago to- day, or
this evening, on the way home.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-08-20

New DIRK, Aug. l9.-Adyices per Column
bia state that by the re-opening of the Missis-
sipp all kinds of provisions had fallen in New
Orleans below New York prices. Flour, that
two weeks ago was thirteen and fourteen dol
lars per barrel, is now sold for six, and other
articles in like proportion. The confscation
of rebel property is going on, the latest seiz-
ure being the Bulletin building, with its types,
presses, &c. There are indications of move.
ment Of the army before long. The 18th
army corps, formerly commanded by General
McCIernaud, and now by Gen. Ord, has ar
rived at New Orleans.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-08-20

Dr. John g. HsOtt, Physician and Surgeon,
Sc COURT STREET, OF Howard, Boston, is consult
ed daily from 10 until 2 and from to in the evening
all diseases of the Urinary and Genital Organs sCrof
ulous Affections lumors of all kinds Sores Ulcers and
Eruptions Female Complaints &c. An experience of
twenty years extensive practice enables Dr. NJ to
ali OF the most difficult Medicines entirely
vegetable. Advice tree.
Mrs NJ, who is thoroughly vcrsed IN the affective
ma aides of the sex, can be consulted by ladies.
Patients furnished with board and experienced nurses
apO d3tawly
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-08-20

PrcAerve Your Benuty-SYMMETRY OF FORM.
Your HEALTH, MENTAL POWERS, by using hat
Safe, Pleasant, Popular and Specific Remedy known
HELMB0LD'S EXTRACT BUCIlU. Read the adver'
tsement in another column, and profit by it, Diseases
and symptoms enumerated Cut it out and preserve it.
You may not now require it, But may at some future
day.
at gives health and vigor TO the frame,
And bloom to the palliG cheek.
1t long suffering and exposure Beware of Coun
terieits Cures guaranteed deOp2m iy7
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-08-20
LuxurInnt Hair tor AM

BoGle's Hyperion Fluid Restores and Dresses Hair.
Bogles Electric Hair Dye -. Best in the World.
Bogle's Balm of Cvthera Cures tan and Pimples.
Bogle's Wigs and Hair Work . New improvements.
Surpass all others. Cheapest best and most reliable.
Try! Be convinced. W. BOGLE,
POP Washington ST., Boston
jyI0 d3m
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-08-20

EDWARD MELLEN, Jr.. continues to pay the highest
price for Old papers, etc. diff la2l
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-08-20

Draper ~ Clark, COMMISSION MERCHANTS, and
Dealers in Flour, Grain Meal, Grass Seed Salt, Lime,
Cement CaciDed Plaster Plaster Paris Ground oyster
Shells, and Farmers Produce generally Also Agents
for the sale Of super Phosphate of Lime Peruvian
Guano, American Guano, and Ground Bone.
DRAPER u CLARK,
apps DIFF Nos. 95 IL ~ Front ST.. Wore ester Mass.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-08-20

Mrs. N. w. GeraIds, Pl
ohsstuL MIDWIFE, No. AZ Exch.
eLtentlon given to Uterine Compl
Shiiuren. ofhce hours from Z to
n dit
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-08-20

WoIte's Aromatic Schie.iam Schmnpps, a
universal curatvein CONSUMPTION; renewing the Tu-
berces, healing the Ulcers, and removing the cough.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-08-20

CInGin Is making Card Photographs uneoualled IN
this country. Give him call dtf my2
, 1863-09-29
FlNANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL,
THE MONEY nI4AIiI1ET.

MONDAY Evxs1sd. sept z, 1865.
Monday Il usually rather an inactive day, but this
certainly forms marked exception. The demand for
money Is large asd pressing and the volume Of bust
ness enormous. Under It, currency is rather Close
md OF exchange there Is surplas. Rates. as here
to{ore, a1e par buying, and x premium selling, but
come Of the banks hnva been glad to keep up snp
ply by pairing small fraction above, md on small
draits they charge 15@A. The market Is rather
cloae.
The fluctuations In gold In Wall street lid not reach
a wide range. Prtsute dispatches reported them as
follows: 1s9x $780, 13sA-closlng at ls94. The range
hero vas 1s70lsS., about 1888 being the more usual
figure.
SILVER 125a1so. Treasury Notes nominal, selling
xG'1.
AT ArM1LvAukEE.|urrcncy was In better supply at
MllEaukee On Saturday. so that the week closed on
comparatively easy money market. The week was
among tho busiest record with the banks. Ex-
change was shade 1rner.
AT P11IADELpmA.-Thc rates for money arc un-
changed. 4&6 cent being the average for call loans
and mott Of the transactions the street in this
way.
AT ST. Iou1s.-Monetary affairs quiet. Govern
ment vouchers duh. Washington drafts stendy. New
York exchange easy at 315o z thousand for large
amounts, and = cent prc1atrm for small. Defence
warrants steady at &9sl buying and selling.
AT CNc1sSAT1-Gold was hrmer On Saturday.
Government PAPER steady. Exchange rules hrln, with
al heavy demand at par buying and 3sGl1o selling.
The Bank Note Reporter Of Messrs. Thompson, OF
tlepresent eek contains the following remarks on
the probable effect the 1concy market OF the forth
coming Inte-est-bearing Treasury Notes, and the pa
per Of TIE new National Banks:
It's now nndeIstood that By ne 1ss Of November,
Ssnk @ e as M
cal eEder Treasury notes viii be L.
, 1863-09-29

CoRoSER's EQCEsTs. Schmidt
yesterday held an inquest upon the body Of John
Goedcn, the little boy who was killed by the North
Side cars On Sunday evening. The iacts elicited
were as we sisted yesterday. The verdict was as
follows: We, the jury, do find that the said acci
dent occurred by carc1essuess OF the driver, and
want Of care on the part Of the conductor; and we
likewise agree that the Company is liable to cen.
sure for the want OF care In the management OF
the road, and particularly In the employment of
careless driye1s.n
In the Gaze Of Mrs. Cooney (mother-inlaw OF
Nj. Pollock, the head clerk In the Post Omce), who
died from injuries received by being run over by
Mechanical Bakery team. the jury censurcd the
driver for earelessness, in passing said street.
csoseing too fast and thus causing the accident "
, 1863-09-29

dixtinoue tllis winter, and have been imported In
chas1plrg PATTERN. The skirt Il &bont yard and
D.
for e1eeyes accompanies the rel, which rlpge from
three to five hundred dollars each.
LINGERIE
The prominent feature OF all the pretty under
ard over garments which come uudcr tass demon
ination IL the quantity Of fine tuckng. wnfch, al
tesIatng with eAquis'te needle work. and en-
r:cLcd by edginE OF the most dolicate Vaenclesuea
imps,ts an edtct infinitely more charming thaa
mems of the coa1ser. sd fashioned embroidery. IT,
: The general adoption Of the jacket aud vsst in
plsc. of Tie waist has made species Of habit
shirt most ,Wpotant ten il ttss H. depss
the habit.sh!rt is that they are lnsae with
sleeves. and a deep body, 20 that the
skirt can be fastened over them. Collar, slcsves
embroidery and Vallencieunss edgtng: The cuis
nra very deep and square; the collars turned
down with point In front, and Fastened with a
jsunty little oolored tie Of which there ara many
cuffs. which opcn on the back, and for the front,
which 10 Lett exposed by the vest en- rerers afe
composed Of small brt1liauts For ordinary wear
however, tiny gold buttons viii answer.
WAITING Roofs.
a late style Of walking boot is called the Hes
which buttons np high upon the Tee, and aa2;d
foot part Is foxed with fine, soft yet stout moro:
as comfort. The eote snd heel arc Of moderat
thickness and height, quite sufficiently 30 for al
practical purposes, and much more senstble th4l
tho fhree-quarter inch Ro1ee and exaggerated heel
Dress tlippers viii Be orpamtnted With steel
Jet and gold, during the coming season, moro tha
nith flowers. Breakfast slippers arc Of kid Q
cashmere, the color Of the morning dresses, ~
decoration of the dress.
, 1863-09-29
Cook County Teachsrs' Institute.

L
The Cook County Teachers Institute closed
on last Friday night. The attendance, although
scarcely 20 large as anticipated, was good-the
roll showing list Of ffty-1re names.
The exercises were presided over BY John F.
Ebcrha.t, County School Commissioner, F. W.
Lowell acting az Secretary.
On Monday evening, the Institute was addressed
by s. H. White, Esq, Principal Of tho Brown
School, on "The Teacher and State;" on Tuesday
evening, By Prof. Geo. Stevens, Deputy State su-
pe,intendent of Public instruction, on !" The End
and Object Of American Education !" on Thuraday
evening, by Prof. John Johonnot, on Ocean Cur
reu:g.'' All Of these lectures wero most able and
Interesting, and held the audience In breathlcss
attention. ..
oue discussion upon the question: How may
that moral and religious influence 90 desirable IN
IL fchool room, be best secureds" The discussion
adoption S a of The following 1cso1ation:
Reiosrsd, That the daily reading Of the Holy
Scripture, without note Or comment, followed by
Prayer, By teschers and pupils, as an Opening
school exercise, Is strongly commended.
The day sessions were spent In drill exercises oa
va1ious branches taught in our common SCHOOLS.
In conducting these exercises the School Com.
missioner was assisted in part By MI. White Of
members Of the Institute All the teachers also
had the pri!tRge Of making such suggestions 9E
aeling such questions as might arise IN their
minds. A considerable portion Of the time was
aleo .epent In the discussion Of various sub.
tects OF interest and value to the Teachers
calling
RESOLUTIONS Of thanks to the people Of Blue
1elapa for their hospitality to Mr. Tlinghast for
hls edorts to instruct the teachers In music. t9
addresses, and to the Board Of Supervisors for
the appropriation Of the necessary means to de-
frny the expenses Of the Iustitnte, were mani
rnonsly passed ALSO resolutions expressive Of
our keen appreciation Of the duties and great re:
cfisls Of ou1 national affairs, and extending our
wa1mcst syInpathies to our brothers and fellow
teachers who hare exchanged the lsbors OF the
school room for the roagher and eterucr duties Of
camp life.
on Friday evening, the teachers and their
friends Joined In social reunion at Robfnson'e
HAL. On motion Of Mr.. Eborhart, = collection
was then taken up for our sick and wounded sol.
dIers. The sum Of $s1.I was contributed. and
, 1863-09-29
CHICAGO CATTLE MARKET,


MONDAY EvHNES0, Sept. q, 1893.
EEEF cATTIE-The receipts since Bssu;dsy have
been very light. and owing to the return OF WARM
weather and the absence Ct hoy considerable de.
usud, tie aEcuIt Q1 business transacted mas boen
limited. ard PRICES hare been SCARCELY so 1rm. We
ro1e decEEe Of ce@2ac per 100 ns In the trausac
tlcns Ct tho day. From the ontt1ed lales q the va,
from 81 90@3 Is. 4 few Il tn were bought On Govern.
cent scconnt ard the reE1aiCGsg by shippers ard
butchers.
SALES THIS DAY,
FIye Co. sold Hut 81 CA:tle. averaging 1!ol5 NJ,
Mcbeth sold Derg II Cattle. averaging 1928 ns at
Ruble 4 Go. sold Gordon p Cattle, averaging 11os
IoEe sold 5 lyman nsrg 1s Cattle. averaging LIES
s. enc, fold Laport 18 Cows. averaging sss nB. At
hs, t. eola Gordon so Cows. avnrastng Lies ns.
fsLsf,s ro1d Gordon 10 Cows. averaging 1,l1s nz
EsEsiss sold Gordon 80 catt!e. averaging Loss d.
Adams s2ld " fllars Co. % cattle averaging $50
IaIls I Iyn,an sold, Gordon 81 ca.us averaging
Iallan sold Gordon II cattle averaging SD rs, at
Tasker sold naz1cwood2s cattle averaging LODI ms,
Watts sold uazlewood Is Cattle averaging 1o5e Ds,
'Wa!s sold Duron 50 Cattle averaging 1,ils ns. ut
AlesanSeE, ts,d q Rub's Hsman 1s Cattle averaging
'Aiex.nter sold Bowles Is Cattle averaging so ns
isasfoy sold Weaver o Cattle averaging 1.c2s MS,
Morris s Co. sold Turner % Cattle averaging 1oa5
Slater sold Smith - Cattle averaging g5 ns On D.
and q Cattle averaging l3l bs, IN p. s.
Adams told Williams 81 atte averaging 1858 ms, at
shelman sold Weaver 81 ::te averaging I'LL ns,
Green sold Hastings 70 ca;c averaging ,15 rs. at
52D
uoGs-Therecclpts at tho various yasds slnce Sat
urday amount to about $500 Hogs, and tho entered
saes to and consisting principally Of lots left
ever from the INST market. The return Of wazm
weather, and an overstockcd Eastern market have
vcry kcnsib1y effected The demand tcre, As both
packers md shippers feel less dosed do business
attl rites OF last week. A larse number Of Hogs
have been sold for carly period in the week, but
1t appears that In many sales hare been forced
owners being anxious to get away and that through
out there has been cecltne Of $15l25c from last
weeks quotations. In looking through the list Of
sales 1t wifi be th2t prices have ranged from 81 Is
to s5o0 but tho bulk Of the sales we're male Mt $40
@je0 ut which rates very prime have been bought,
, 1863-09-29

L. ...................12c .star oftae West".-.. sc
s it. snoklag Extfa Cayenitsh. ......-sso
Sss5'Ra Es:s's 1:ss 8
WO0L-Demand brisk, and prices fule arm. oy-
II 6 to the limited supply. We quote:
Medium
W0OD-Good demand. and owing 10 the iimltei
quote ~ the cargo: Beech e5Ce@s Is: Maple. Ss %
96 Is Hickory. g 5e@7tQ; Deliyefed-Reech $500
, 1863-09-29
The Laec Accident OF the Michigan
Central Rntlroad1


ahe Aase Accldent 90 the michigan
MI ,.. .s,s'.t - ~. .,o
A.' W sne 4n'.n'san SeAaa' A1n-
.oao .. Aa"'ou e4Auon' tn,s slae Q, As.anasvo' ~S
.eue ~ Gu eAaA uam ie'1.o. ,.t..fa,a nou. ~
oas ~ - ~. la'.e' p'Ase W nsas. $500"
y, " .,N...4 w. a"s ss.,.,ts,1 s.t xort,,
Neeoiee ~ .e a.s4e. - ~ r.sn.s,.t 49,
~ wv l'e '1.'s s~A@- ..ss~.
- W. l,.Ns.. 49, - ,,N..r''s, - -
~ N',.,A:',,.ss -A4o 49,. .,aN, e
,,NS.,N Trs a,.,..t san..,,.,, 80 s.s..A.a.
s''Eeus ssueA1 "A' .Haeea IL 'sus
ah,.s 49, 49,, 49,, ~. 10 ..' Nv !. 10 nous
that ,ha coD,,,nr "a o~onsr.tsa r.o., -, -.
+h. v.,r ,,.,..,n;,v, ,,... .rss.., ~. ~.
.,s ~ a.. hor~ - ,t-,os, .-s....
80 ..z. 49,
eon ~ sn1e - Appa1ea. n'u t..a eiup'ee. e'A1e'
neo.oi .oe e0use y "no ent3ouuo1ns circumstances
hoeea, II would seem as II, were any one OF
tneee enance circumstances missing IN Inc cha'n,
tne 4ofs oi n'e anu ltmo "oulo nave oeen aVertea
9le usan' as aa1eaaY etaeeo, was an e3tfa one
CONSISTING OF twenty cars VI these, the rear sew
en- ea1e were oesaeheo oy 1he thoughuces yetcr1n-
1nal mischief of party OF hau'gtown boys, who
thought u wonld DO line epon to bring part OF the
ssa1n 10 stanu-sshI. suspicion, We learn, points
very neig 10 Inc actaa PERPETRATORS, Out tnes axe
enmc1enty wen loealed, ae ABOVE, 1os our present
purpose. snoftly aiter tn1s Was cone, OF hnont
hne O'Clock p. m,' 1ne HAa was oatne easy GOWN
g'eoe' III tne lool o1 "nea stanus Aa"ton' tae
STATION OF tne so"n OF "a" raw. Ine peftaons Of
Luz oIaoeo Iain "eie noI 20 "laely severed Da'
tnat ene ensinee1 s'gnn "nlsae W pteaA up "As
oasaee'ea oy 1e o'o@e"a" Q" tae eaetacsea Po'tson'
nenac1 DING aware taae aas tsaln nao oeen wv
eeo, 1ne enslleet' unuius W. .ss1u ptympuS s, ~
AAo msu ~, - Aaau's s4slsu ~ .AAs w
ne '411 ~ '''' "'e ''"' " @"@ ""' ~''0
seg"a =, ..,. l.. s..ns
~, ~. ....,a. - 49, sa4.asas ~. ss.sa
~ ss@ ~ N'" wy N
uuus uo"n oeuuio ~ no great speeo' az is
W W. tae' la. INC petsons On the i,ont CA
s4u useuplcu LICK places ana snou.su siee'ans
as tes uere eo1ng ~ ~ ne+4 n.1'o1t ~ g."
ss"s ss- ,ss M - s snses
,,t,fn.I ,.tschtef a. ,,t,a ,I 49, ..tsah ss,,ans
.,.,ssaaraasas ~ ~ ~ rSaa ~ 49, s+
ne,4cd ,hc Others nj re-son m oa,S tha re.,
,or;;on a-a..,oa ~ 49, ss.,5snt =. ,aas,s,. ~
| 49, sn,a.,i - 49,. ~ ~.
W. NV ~. ~ We - NJ. o.ss
=. ~ ~ sA ,.,ss .ssses1 1Ir 'As
eee'e@ ""s wv e"4At t"s-' 1ae ~ Aan ~ :
pHeoAso, Du' eue eseuas soaset " po"e1ta
eete" elu"!t tuneu, 10 euo t0sa4 ~entaet iAtenei
nsu' un.n .ne nsss car oa 1ne se'en nau teceiFes
"'Ia1n III 'ol nearly 11a eatlfe lenstn, Inc scaf
most car o1 me lfoht poftlon Oh tne tfaln. VA
IN tnis car tnat tne Aves were loet anu a1 Injuries
annie1ed, eaEe snent ofn1see. ana thts Is anosnc
unfortunate 1ottuity, the lace OF WHICH Wonss
ooaouefs nave aaseo the nte OF AL on boasd. Th'
shattered cur was eeeondclass carriage, sl
1hehea lower IN 1ts moor anu frame than tho othe
cars, ano IN Inc coinslon ehe h'saef p1atio1n VA
driven back over the other, sweeping OF the 1igh
, 1863-09-29


place in tho penite ntis1y was the most advauta-
e. ous position the man could occupy.
ed GRIMES that seems particularly to excte the
honest Indignation Of our 1t.corder. The element
III 1be unlawful appropriation Of horse that
m1ss 70 e.is 1hx Jarc. hle, was the TACT
shnt tne pfunu Ietl"nao nc salzed the properly,
y zoe came aet secured the means OF esctps-
!nttc va quite bumb.r ot horse thieves TO bc
se iis, sho H. eSe5y one o. tnena was compelled
t9 nh'ch 70 inc s'ut'ses cpallon OF the tusPitude
q ithe act. Henry Smith got three years In the
pe1lts nt;sEy
sault Win deeoly Weapon; the weapon being
tnee 1ok. rot Indeed Of the enormous size Of the
mtfel's Win *hfch homer arms hls heroes, but
b'g enough TO sInasa very badly any head that it
might happen to bit. He will have q chance to
become very ultimate INDEED with the nnture Of
tive EeG1o4y bae e1pi1ed.
Simon Bernhardt was L youthful looking sub.
ject, Ald AB shoxn to be uAdet eighteen years OF
age He had etolen sixteen dolls! !s, bus III conaId,
| ctatton Of youth, evldeuces Of previous good
, 1863-09-29

ioIa 9o"'' Sse<a &ss'@o lses<a @o'to "s"o
1ses ...sse4 5s3osss a2o7sas a7salol 5ss75 es7so
The -Amer1ca," With liverpool dates to the 18th
ult. Was teleg1aphed today-Feporting -four dun and
Cd lower; wheat and corn 50 lower; beef aud lard
quiet and steady,
The general markets to-day were unfayorably affect.
ed by the steamers neWs, and prices ruled shade
lower, though at the close there Was nrmer feeling
The demand for Flour continued active, and the
market today advanced 1n@1ekc on Winter. md 20
1oc Spring grades With sales Of about SO brs at
t7.pCQss0 for choice White Winters: $5.s5@s@ TOT
Mixed Winters; $s69@575 for Red Winter: $s.25a8
for Spring extras, aud $it0 for Spring superhue AZ
tie close tie demand for choice brands WAS greater
than the supply, and the market closed firm
The Wheat market suffered decline OF &c Per bnso
e With sales Of 100000 bushels ut slo6@1o7 for MOI
Red; sscG$ GO for Rejected 1ed 06 for NO.
Spring; Il c2@llsh for No. Spring, and e7esoc fos
Rejected Spring. At the close ofshe market there vas
rather more inquiry. and It Was nrmer. Baes being
made at SICK for No. 2 Spring. md s1.os tor NO.
Spring. -.,.-- ...
The Corn market was inactive and duh, and Weno'a
decline Of 1c per brshc1, with sales OF only aoous
.5 600 bbshels It 1e@2hc for Canal Mixed adoat; "as
71Xc for No. Corn in store aud 6S97oHc lot No.
Corn In store-thH market closing quiet o. 1os o'
!, md 7oc for No. Fin store.
Oats declined 1xa2c per bushel, With sales OF po"
busbels, at sl@52c for No l, and 5e@pkc for No. In
atoYe At the close there Was frmer feeling, ana NO.
could not be purchased below SIC, at which ps7ee
there wAsa moderate Inquiry.
Tse wss In good request aud firm, with sa1es OF NO.
at s3@Bc, and No. ut soKc.
Barley declined 78so per nushel. with fAs sales, Al
, 1863-09-29
Pittsburgh Petroleum N1nrket-Scpt. Is,

There was little more activity in the oil market
Crude wns in better demand and the sales we're m.
usnaly large. a%ounting in tae agsEs:ate @ t2 e6l
lts s9d Is aso At s3As o6 pESs .ns1adea
bond there Is more inquiry, anu while rates remain
unchanged, holders sgpsared somewhat @ atmef n y
for October delivery at Sc md 500 for November at
sskc Refined fee y steady snd we note sale q: Gf
small saies at former quotations, and the same will
apply to rcsdlu- Some aales Of new reancd oil bar
reis hayc been made at q 2.15-adec1lne.
, 1863-09-29

AAL04s-+- AteO0
We will couccLe to the route via GrfnneN,
saving In distance of 1ftr.nlue miles to Denver
City still freight must be hauled 12s miles farther
by yteams If shipped via Grinnell than II shipped
via Quincy ard St. Joseph, and the question Will
Immediately recur to every one intending to ship
goods through, which Is the best and cheapest
route.
On the route from Atchison to Denver, Salt
Lake, and California, the Overland stago Company
despatch coach daily, and also run freight e1-
press, being the pioneer between the frontier, the
plains, Rocky Mountains, and California, and tho
fact Of It's being the only through passenger and
freight line, ia guaranty OF its enterprise and
responsibility. Respectfully yours.
C. @. HAMMOND,
General Supt G. B. g. G. r r.
, 1863-09-29

PORT OF URIJ2G5.

ARRIVED ..--....--sept-es.
sn,r Comet. MeEgap, Two Ryefs Hns III. sunariss.
ss5s hIs sssS;1s 5S + lumber
F1SP Msness Ns: Bao.
BBE s g s'es
sew sew % Gnlee. james ta Naits Isks. = iua6ss ~
scht n Alaftch, saveland, Grand Haven. 100 cords
schr i sfteneu McAuley. Grand Haven. 100 III sntu-
schr aamab1er, rusb, Maristee, a,eto ties, 1d N
se,,r Alpha, Sxynn. south Haven, q cords wood.
an
sehr A1eg6sny, GnFdeDsen, Mnskegon' 10 N lumber
sehr i sheye1. seh1oeohn Mnskegoq. % n lumber.
sa Rse
sfbss b:ss ~sss. { a9s:s
Sbf Ss Ts ssss M 2 stsxs soe
schr 3 NIskols, s!1and, Holland. S cords wood.
Sss E@sPs Esa ts sd a moesd r ss' cord,
IS; EST si Rs:ss @ sss IL cord.
sehr Campbell. camo1tord. Muskssoo. s. N
schr geo PuIi1gton. Fleck. MnsksKon. 100 m lumber.
schi spartan. Vandesbe7g, Pigeon Crack. 10 cords
schr Peo:E. Kuntson, St Joseph. 9l2 II ties. IS 81
sesr worth. Mus roe ehehoygsn. IS cords wood.
echr !ennihtl GIifnth sne6oyEsn1 1 ieo cosd5 wooc.
EcAr Titan. Hs.nea Bay City. J, iGo hE,s Iait;
Ectr A,henisn. Mcintyre, Bay Cl:y. 200 u lumbar
6chr Avery, Water. Bay CITY. s.2co osls salt.
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Prop Onod Rounds Duh..o. IS oco tu barley. loo
Prop Kditn T1ayess, Gete1ieh- 1.2 btls lard. ss4s
Pzop Kssesna, dewitt. aoae.ieh. % brs tsIow. 1908
hrla 6ouf.
Prop AnegaaDy. E9Jnton gasn'A Ant orl; ttouE-
BriE Commerce. Dick. Buffalo. Il 700 bu corn
schr bermuda. Becker. usEeGo 13:5o % wheat,
Echr Tecumaeh Mcifegor. 1oderfeh, II is bu cosa.
schr Gertrude Mayes, buffalo 16. so b1 wheat;
Echr Presto, Harris, Buffalo. Z 900 bu wheat.
scnr Reciprocity Day. ysH ego. Is 900 bu corr.
Rchr Plymouth kock. Vickery. osTeso. 5000 ou