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The Grand Haven news. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1858-18??, 1863-01-21

THE entire proceedings of the January,
1868, session of the Board of Supervi-
sors, will be found in our columns to-day,
The report, we apprehend, will be read
with unusual interest, as it it relates so
particularly to the local interests of every
resident Of the county. We must say
that, in our opinion, the late Board have
most skillfully and honorably managed
their official business, and retire with
great credit. The township of Ottawa
was never better served or more ably rep.
resented than during the term Of the past
year. We have yet to hear the first word
of complaint uttered.
The Grand Haven news. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1858-18??, 1863-01-21
ns- DIR. JNo. L. LYONS FRENCH PERI.

EB- DIR. JNO. l.. LYONS FRENCH PERI
oDIcAL DROPS FOR FEMALEs.-This val
liable medicine is now offered TO the American
ladies as the only sure, positive and never-fail-
ing cure and regulator Of suppression of nature,
from whatever cause. Particular care should
be used to know that Pregnancy Is not the cause,
as the Drops would surely produce an effect en-
trely contrary to the course Of nature, for which
will not hold myself responsible. have in
my possession letters from the most respectable
ladies in this place, recommending 1t in the
highest terms, and physicians are advising its
use when all other remedies fail. These drops
are so mild and pleasant, that the feeblest can
take them with perfect security, yet so powerful
in their effects, that they may be safely called a
never-failing Regulator. 1 have used this med
icine for the last twelve years in my practice,
and therefore well know its merits. Do not be
imposed upon, but cut out this advertisement
and carry it to your druggist, and if he has not
already got it, make him buy it for you.
Sold by all druggists. Price 81 per bottle.
Mos 1y DIR. JSo. l.. LYON, Proprietor.
G. G. CLARK a Co., New Haven, Conn,
General Ag'ts for the United States 4 Canadas
The Grand Haven news. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1858-18??, 1863-01-21

WE are extremely gratified in announ-
cling that Frank H. White, from Grand
Haven, connected with the 14th Mich.
Infantry, commissary department, has re-
Gently been promoted to the responsible
position of Quartermaster, rank of Lieu
tenant. Frank has nobly earned his pro-
motion and we'll deserves this high mark
of confidence and esteem of his regiment.
We are proud of the manly and glorious
achievements, in their country's service,
Of the numerous boys of our village
who have left their homes and fircsides
for a life of extreme exposure and dan
ger, away on the fields Of battle, amid hor.
rid scenes Of devastation and death. o.
Peace! return once morel
The Grand Haven news. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1858-18??, 1863-01-21
Farm for Sale.

TIME undersigned offers for sale his farm on
L Black Creek, in the township of Norton,
County of Muskegon, consisting of eighty acres
Of land, Of which twenty-one acres are cleared
and in good condition for raising crops. A most
excellent spring Of water is on the premises !;
also, two frame dwelling houses, good barn,
corn house, work shop and fruit trees. Terms,
one-half purchase price in cash, and the remain
der in one or two years, we'll secured. For fur
ther particulars enquire at the News Office.
HENRY WILSON.
Norton, Sept. IL, 1862. IF Miss
The Grand Haven news. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1858-18??, 1863-01-21
HEADQUARTERS Co. Is, 9th REG. o. ", |
Camp Beverly, VA. July 81, '6I.

Camp Beverly, Va, July ~, vi.
DIR. c. w. RoDAck, Cincinnati, Ohio: We
received your long wished for and welcome rem
edes few days ago. and hasten to return you
unanimous expression in regard to our high
opinion of the merits of the same.
We have used them with great benefit in our
Company, and heartily attest to the public opin-
ion of their great benefits. In our cases, espe-
cially where there have been so many great
changes as from the civilian in daily routine, in
business, Mt home, to the exposed habits of ac-
tive soldiers in a strange and unnatural country,
do we most appreciate the merits of such Hcav-
en-sent values as yours. To all those in our po-
sition do we most emphatically recommend your
remedies, being assured, from experience that
they win be a very welcome companion.
Yours, very truly, JOSEPH A. ANDREWS,
Capt. Co. d. 9th Reg. o. v.
Signed:
Charles d. RUSSELL LIST Lieut..
Thomas S. Royse, Sd 4"
James Y. Sample, LIST Sergeant.
Charles ii. Foster, I'd {"
L. b. Warren, Sd I"
Samuel d. Schooley, Commissary.
Charles W. Taylor, Corporal.
Edward Bultmann,
Carlton G. Cable,
Together with so prvates-a unanimous ex-
preston being given.
For sale at No, East Fourth street, and by
Druggists everywhere.
The special attention of Suffers is solicited to
this as being the best article for complaints Incl
dent to camp life. [nl97
The Grand Haven news. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1858-18??, 1863-01-21

The young and estimable lady of Mr.
Klaas Brouwer died in our village on Sum-
day morning last, The funeral services
were very solemn and impressive, and
very largely attended yesterday, at the
Reformed Dutch Church, Rev. g. Wander
vene, pastor, officiating, assisted by Rev.
d. NJ. Cooper. The sympathy Of an en-
tire community is manifested in behalf
Of the borrowed.
The Grand Haven news. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1858-18??, 1863-01-21

To THOSE WHO TAKE PILLs.-Many
people, troubled with Costiveness, Indi-
gestion, Headache, etc., are constantly
dosing themselves with pills, sedlitz wa
ter, salts, etc., without deriving any last
ing benefit. Now the fact is, all that
these purgatives accomplish, is to evacu-
ate from the bowels the watery element
from the blood. No permanent relief is
obtained; the headache continues, from
the fact that the bile is still left circula-
ting in the blood, causing congestion, dir
illness, etc. The bowels continue costive,
the excavations being caused by tho dras-
tic operations only. If you would avoid
these difficulties, take Railways Regula-
ting pills; they will operate on the Liver,
and will eliminate from tho blood all its
impurities. One evacuation from the
bowels by DR.. Railways pills, will drive
out more diseased humors from the sys-
tenn, than dozen discharges Of the salts,
drastic pills and seidlitz waters. 1t is this
drastic purgation that occasions so much
weakness. You suffer the pain and an
noyance of drastic discharges, and fail to
expel the bile and humors still left in the
blood and system to multiply Diseases
Railways Regulating pills are the only
true purgatives to use; no matter how
weak the patient may be, dose of these
pills will give Strength, because in their
operation they purge from the system
the humors and bile, and hence they
cleanse and purify the circulation.
The Grand Haven news. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1858-18??, 1863-01-21

A Juvenile Temperance Society is be-
ing organized in our village which prom
ises the most gratifying results. Mr..
Cushman, Principal Of the Union School,
and number of other worthy citizens,
lave nobly commenced the work Of saw
ing our children from the disgrace and
ruin of intemprance to which they arc so
fearfully exposed. Over fifty names
were attached to the pledge at the first
meeting. Another meeting to complete
the organization will held this (Wednes-
day. evening, at the School-House. All
who have an interest-and who has not
are invited to attend.
The Grand Haven news. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1858-18??, 1863-01-21

Ice, suitable for summer use, is likely
TO be in great demand here. II would
seem at once trough" and novel to resort
from necessity to importation of the arti-
Gle. How are we to get icel
The Grand Haven news. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1858-18??, 1863-01-21

The news from Lansing is mcagre and
unimportant. The Legislature will en-
dorse the Presidents Proclamation and
fully justify him in every other unconsti-
tutional scheme, no doubt, if nothing fur
ther is accomplished.
The Grand Haven news. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1858-18??, 1863-01-21
LOCAL AND NEWS ITEMS.

Our thanks are due to Hon. NJ. d.
Howard, to whom we suppose we are in
debted for the Dialy Legislative Journal,
Lansing, Mich.
The Grand Haven news. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1858-18??, 1863-01-21

OTTAWA COUNTY has furnished the
Government, from official statement, with
six hundred and twenty eight men since
the commencement of the war.
The Grand Haven news. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1858-18??, 1863-01-21

SKATING during the past week seems
to have been the principal recreation Of
the youth in town. Colt boys and girls
exercise your muscles, but don't neglect
the more important exercise of the mind
al school,
The Grand Haven news. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1858-18??, 1863-01-21

IT is most gratifying aud significant
fact that bills have been introduced in the
Indiana and Illionois Legislatures to Sc
cure the indictment Of parties concerned
in making arbitrary arrests. The Indi-
ana Legislature has also passed resolu-
tons demanding an armistice, calling for
n national convention, and refusing TO be
taxed for the liberation Of slaves. Havn't
the fanatics of Michigan yet had enough
of the blood of her sons 10 induce a de-
sire and sue for peacel No! See the
crazy resolutions reported in the Legisla-
ture.
The Grand Haven news. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1858-18??, 1863-01-21

CAPT. HARRY 9. ALBEE, of Grand
Haven, 2lst Michigan Infantry, severely
wounded in the late battle at Murfrees-
boro, is expected to arrive at home very
soon. We shall hail him with pride and
pleasure, and be pleased to learn moro
particularly the incidents and heroic con-
duct of his company while desperately
engaged in that terrible yet victorious con-
test. Yes, thrice welcome art thou,
HARRY!
, 1863-09-27
LAW INTELLICENCE

SrrENoR CounF.--Dclorc the Superior Court In
banc, yesterday, the once notorIous, but now al.
most forgotten cass Of bradley against Wentworth,
came mp for argument. Tho citizcns OF Chicago
who were old enough to lead the nowBpaporn At
thet4me tlis action was commenced, will remon.
her that 1t WIS libel suit growing ont Of a1ti
Gle published In theICAacago Democrat In refer.
entc to the Birch srasc.. Tho article charged In
effect that Brnalsy had obtained, and conspifed
With others to manufacture, false testimony to DO
ueed against Birch Tint tfla1. and In connection
with this accusation "pltchedin In generally" !" COM
mcLt3Dg nietcilossjy on DzAdlsy'a character and
pusLuite. =
To the declaration Of tho plalnt.f, defendant
pleaded In Justification. Plaintiff dcmut1cd, aud
The argument Of Saturday was on tho demurrer.
The points raised In demurrer wnre: s1st-The
pleas wero aIgumcntatlvc. ad-Tho Justification
w4s not broad enough 10 moot tho allegations ot
tho declaration with respect To tho ltbe1ous state.
mtnts eomplztncd of-thAt II did not meet what ID
I technically called "tho Rtins OF tho l!bsl."
The argument between Van Durun for plaintiff;
and noyna 4 Miller for defendant, occupied tho
whole day.
Judging from the present ratio Of progress, The
rebellion will be cudod and tho rebel country ect
ued up with loyal population long before thlt
eaac {whosc inception prior to tho VII. belongs u
IN aItiqulty already somewhat ssmoto) shall have
rcachcd the end Of tho INT staso In ths
progress Of 4 lawsuit, and como up for argumcn
on motion for = now tsiAl.
, 1863-09-27
NEW YORK DRY GooDs MARKET.


rhrYo IA SONG abatement In tbo activity ot trado
pctTablc Eood1. however arc scarce ana much want
rd Prfcee Ayp vcfy nru1 The advance ~ tho rsico
or gold eIectua1,y rreycatA any lct.up n homo;us
tnt ior other kndn there Is lesa demand Josets ays
selling below cost to attract tnn ua9c 1luEn9fms Efs 5
have a&y enccd, Tho higher qualities OF heavY donM>
arc iu demand. Btfipos and ticks nIo yo'y Him
sheetnEs % thar1ncs nIc sts4a5 iot
ana fancy ca:amercs or tho former there Ia 90 ssotk
and tho osdtr4 a1ill numeroosttf lutufe
iefee aro most active for country consum aoa. cty
johbe1a having completed thor Eu!chases. .ad onay
MeTea Are slower OK kele Tho saw market Is actlso
10 deliveries prayeus ordcr4 Tne stock OF dcsta
tle goods Is nearly c1htusfet- Satnel4 arc active.
White Ganoel Is scarce: bisnsets ssn,l Doss.ss arc
Foreign goods higher, from tho Aavanee III foozn
exchange, There L. q scAEcisy Of fow.prtGad dress
fabItca. On the whole taEe u a1 evident ab4semeue
ofE tn&nd. The highest priced goods tcl the mot
readily flain st3 es are comparatively neglected. TO.
The wanis q the very large cass 9f consumess who
among hayers rather than sellers BrlsA goods have
been sold freely lessinE no stock: ana ftesh avala
htc qHieky takcn d.. sa1onY o5css Eoots also com
mae r. 1ttsns & e1t II y Prefer .ens
petition .by hny ers French hela.ncs and tnesinocl
very AGtrc With lssufcIcnt sppr1y and prices
Advancing. Bnyefs Of dreea koonh less activt
;!ncS The recent @ adssnse n xod ss ths eoasamno1
great variety Of assortment hat II sutHeieut qua0
tit4 tic OF demand IL for all the various shade
Or blue, brown, md cfnb. Shawls arc offering II
greater supply. All clo:k1pg materials are active.
a tle leading atyles Of domestic dry goods sold Il
Nav Tn:[ m&fkffs
, 1863-09-27
RELIGIOUS INTELLIGENCE.

We present below directory to tho p.inelpA
churches in Chicago. services commence at 10K
a. m. and ~ p. NJ:
BAPTIST.
BEnzAE EcAuncu.-Dehplainea street, corner OF
DeKovrn..lev, A. Kenyon.
hRsT.75Wa.hlngton street, corner orLssallo-
KonEu.5;pestborn street. corner OF ohio-Rev.
TAnEnSAc1x--Detp1a street, between
Washington and Madison-Kev. Dr.. colvor.
uk1eN PAnK-wsst Lake street, corner ofshsl-
W4axsn HyzsuE,-ecsnct Eighteenth street-
:. gt1ax1GNeish Weds, Vi eosnetoe Mehlg,n-Ros.
F1Rsr Cnn1sf1AE.-West Monroe street. be-*
tween Aberdeen snd Rucker strects-Rer. ". F.
- CONGREGATIONAL 90"
Washipeton-Rsv. ": ". Patton, D. b.
EEw Eso1Asp-1ndsana Asp1ndsaa street, corner Of VOL
M54e47sSSsd 5s1s 1vsnne, corner otvan Buren
sou1n-Rlo G1andc stseet, come, Of Calumet Az
cnue--Rev. ". B. Wright.
EPISCOPAL.
, ,Bs4or's1MestWsshing and Peoria strcets-
81. JAnEs'--cats and Huron streets R. 4.
Ta1S,TI.:wa ab.sh Avenue md Jackson street
Gaes3W asis sbasi !: Avenue 1; and Peck cour-Rev.
y. C.4ucAE.
HuLf fCo1AuN1oN-Mabash Avenue and Ran
do!ph etseet-Key. E.. ". HaEeI.
,eE. yoAN.s-lake street and Union Pask-Rer.-
Il: ~. Blehop u. u.
A1lsTa-Iwenfy-fo1fth etreef, near Cottasc
S!oSc Ascnne-Aes. =. z. CheAeT. Afternoon
ArcTyeIoS|OaE S siSeet. HcfIrnn C1.r,. and Tn.
Sale st,eets. ~A@N' '>11 1'''
81. 1.AxfoA11rs-Coyner of Inti1apa and Frnnt,tn
Rt1eets-Res. E. 3. Tattlc-
METHODIST.
c1anr rernEfr-ws.hin,+,r ,nd ~. u, .t.,.4.
Rev. 4. d. HemmenwaY ~" 1"o ~'@sA 7@see17~
IspIAxA GrnrET-Indiana street, between North
Clark and dDea1bosn-Rev. q. Dueboe.
JEFTERBoN H9nEE7-Je6e1ton street. between
Washington and Madison sttects-Rev, c. q,
Fowler.
West INDIANA sTRxET-West Indiana street,
nc1s sssneamon-ttev. y. Couch.
s,s.RA EAhk AsfSpf1G9rnsr fssk Avenue and Robey
stt6ses-nev. 6.;a1u: 3: .: CnAd~1c9. ...
D3GknaWk rs W.. an9 notsh Avepaes-S. 8: Chadw1ck
4Aea ASASns-M II a9asn Msenne, corner OF
Aes1n Sstses-aes. .,s 49, =, =; ConG1 a.; a,o e,.t
ia;a - atsa1t 81 Mi anu Ell ooa'o
:. nnreova,-nT.r
| f1Ean14f.iA1AN'
| FIngr-WA Abash Avenue, near Congress street.
| Rev. q. h. Humphrey.
| SEcuMD-WabashA Avenue, corner OF Washington
strcct-Rey r ". Patterson, b. b.
THtRp--West Washington street, corner Of Car
pentex-Rev. Arthur sTazey,
| EDwAnDE-South Halstead street corner OF Ear
, 1863-09-27
CARD.


The present season is peculiarly favorable for
treatment Of diseases Of the Throat and Lunct,
ard all who arc suffering from Catarrh, Throat
Diseases, Bronchitis, Asthma or CONSUMPTION
should avail thcmtelyea Of tho prrfant opppftu.
nifty. This Glars Of diseases is 20 hattcrIn:, that
patients arc but too prone to deceive themselves
with the idea that the complaint will wcar on
during pleasant weather, but this delnston viii
prove iallacious to persona thus afflicted, and to
Tie very remarkable and gratifying success
which has ATTENDED the new practice OF Dr. I.
Wiptlow Aver. Of thc Chicago Throat and Lung
dolph and Dearborn at.sets, ie veg generally
especial attention Of al who may be Suffering
fr0m any dtsearc Of tho breathing organs.
Thcrr IL scarcely day but some one is dis.
missed from tho Instttate inlly restored to health,
and pcrtops rendered ekcptteal BY oft-rcptatcd
failuTta may acn a.d converse with such parties,
and read the letters Of hundreds Of others, upon
application at The rooms Of tho Institute.
Hev. E, ". HHcar, Hector Of tho Church OF the
Hofy Communion: Rsv. A. Lord Agent Of tho
Arut riean nihlc Society; Hon Wni. Glnttct,
member Of the Legislature; G. =. pnlslfcr, Eeq..
mcrt hant; George n. Simmons. Esq., Of Michigan
Southern i. T.; E. n. TncAcr. Esq,, Special
D. .pnty Of Circuit Court Of this city: q. 8. Bald
Ei5, Eeq. merchant; G.pt. YIN N4son. Capt.
Gov. N. r. Tallmad.c, John @, Nartlc.t, E4q.. and
out OF town. hare certified to tho efficacy Of tho
new psxttlco-
from " a. m. to p. m. Sunday from 10 TO II
4. n.
, 1863-09-27
FROM a CHICAGO MERCHANT.
Concerning DR.. Aycr'a Mode or Cure,

Hayiur used the new remedies OF Dr. !, Wins.
low Aver, Of The Chicsgo Throat and Lung Insd-
9ute. Mccormick . building; corner Randolph and
9a e1 tna bs9s sss
cnectuaf. md i'm perfectly satisted thst they
are iii thaiT had pretiously hes5d tnsn r. 5eeona- ON
inaot sfili Of Dr.. Ayer. whom hAve eyes found
m accomplished gentleman. g. y, Pn1s!rEn,
Df.AJer devotes bis entire attention to disea.
ees Of the throat, lungs and heart md thslf con-
pliea&lous with other affections.
, 1863-09-27

Tho further advance Ii gold to-day causcd Al In
crease speculative Inquiry Tot Produce aud tho gen.
eFHl MARKET Was actlya and buoyaut,
There ms good ahlprIug demand for louF, And
the market adranecd fully 10c pcf bsl, out the xocks
offered wcro not very desrahle, spd ao transactions
did not cxeeoa stn brlr, It t3e7Kep75o for common
red to cholto white winter cxtrus. u 10 for rood
-.~~;,.1. .,,.,snA .xna,n
s.as -. ~ ssa W. .p.as eA' , Aae
~. ses4s sp.mk sape'noo. ~ 'ue e.o'e soona
" sno'e. nn'es .nu sr.ns eauss *sse ~ sooa
a. .u pse'' oo1 'oo ''oeSs ese ~ present
'nrsa 49, !es .Ssuss4.
~" .ase' A's'Aes "As *eAse suo pao!aut' aao *e
ao'e tos'aet aa'.aee 9. !aAy 10 peF ouanea-*lh
eAes ol uP*stua ol zsupee nnsnea. at 35,Nst.8 fof
, 1863-09-27

ST. Iourz; Sept. H-whisky opened and clo.ed urn,
With tdvAae4 of lc gallon tnee yesse-iay. Vith
saa q n1la high proof As 6kc. 100 bF1s ozdnary do
tn lots At <1c. =, -
Pu11.AnK1FH1A. sept, 1a-Whiaky Is IN better de-
snd. an6 has advanced 10 Eanon Stlts Of ~ hEls
Axc, eloalnE 1t cur highest u gures. :" =
Rat7s,pxx, Sept. s.-ohio nela nsmly 1t sc q
, 1863-09-27
Dy The permanent establishment OF tho institute
10 Chicago. lnva,ids cau 1t MI tines consult tho

py The permanent establishment OF tho institute
ln chicago. lnva,ids eau 1t MI times consult tho
1nyallds VITO hayo failed to derive benefit rom
medical Treatment, aud who bAvc madn Grultfal
trials Of tho nost1ums Of Tho DAY. Mill nnd in this
new practice abundant reason I0r hope. us nnmct.
Gus Instances hare been reported even Of tho en-.
ti1e ,es,oratlon to pslscs In this city aud
reraedl ,: although they had previously boon pro-
nnurted in advanced etagcs ofconsuMpsou.
Its peculiar etdc!ency 10 especially noticeable in
throat dlfeAecf (which II peslectcd end in con.
snmption}, nasal c4tarrh, bronchitis, asthmA, and
diseases Of tho heart. 10 thie class Of cares Dr,
Aver gives his undivided attention.
.K F. E: RlRby, @ Randolph street, IL selling
Paper AancluKs and Window Shades At Now York
:jcee, at Wholesale and retail. Tho tsndn supplied
On The most liberal terms. sc2a7w
Gas Fix4rnEs, GAs FIx1uREs.-Tha largest
and .ichcts assortment In the city. Cali and az.
Aminc. y. WkHonAvE, in. 4 Co.,
ee371Dt =: 81 Randolph street.
Go 70 gnE Braf-t3o 70 BnTAxT l. 8TnATsoN'a
CH1cA0o CoxNERc1A1. C0t1xox, 70 get 4 thorough
practical buAiptss education. For circulars I'd.
dsets tezelos!ng stamps} BnrAxT b aFaA7roa.
Chicago, Illinois.
, 1863-09-27
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
THE MONEY MARKET.

o,--vn.-v~,.,roE E,o+ ~ ,ox4
1r..rn.,,4 IN 7oonrr /. hr.v md sora ~ ,ha
bankrt renot II r.thor cfoso Tbs 1arre anJ stesav
incrsa.s IN The prices Of produce makes necessary
to have more money 10 hand1s it. and besides pro
ruotes specu1aoo. thereby stimulating the wants Of
borrovezs Al Jet. however, money fos all1eztnaase
rurposes u abundant, The tnraplent zts1ngencY u
a,,r nm hrrr nnre1r .n<rp,..,vr r.nta .rr ttnect
ooH 4eAs ~Aoe toV eF@et0~tfe "e4N ~ soapsee
Cd. The Ea'es ier dteount arc sam cent.
" 80 s1.es NJ. ''.s. cs.sesn - ~
eaAoxee. VIZ pst oeai"S saa n se!a&' eoas VI tao
banks charge ounaders 1S6Xs and tho upper u tho
, 1863-09-27
@ Illinois School OF Trade, J. Dy7eniutt1
franetpAl Bee advertisement on hsst pegp. /.

~ Ecrvous D1seaees and paysicA Debility.
&lleanG Num Specific cAnsee, H. both s1xe4-neH
9aa fshahle treatment, IN reports Of tho Howard
AeeocAroo.-eentt II sealed letter envelope mas Of
~ Aesoetatnn, no. South Ninth street Phila-
QEipol4. EA- 1141-Sm :.
, 1863-09-27
CHICAGO DAILY. MARKET.

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g s !. aas Se
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ssss hE Il.
ass!: stt5s SaaeT5 s5s ::
BIZ Il H. se e y ".
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fSea Ssfis s.a!as SaS
III So 9s I'll lsfa @ x, s7, '1e! xee59
sas i. = 81
f'ss ssfsSs esis
pffsnt 5ss eF!s Sec isa I'd
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ii c64 Is f6 nn 90 ii Il 0e t4cGo hu do at MGS:
al ii oiHs t u do II II ot 80 ha a. /. esH
$500 q oas 7.o5 Do 10 ii III o5k sooo Cd
do $1G: IT 900 Spring IN tfcfe 1t ii Q1:
~ o1t sS3 xMN pn GO ats3 A5oo bu do nt e9c+
| ~ 1stto wv ~ opEtnk IN nUtk X 4k.vt
| lzsMo hh Nc spstts nt III ~ on track.
@ y saeRs :'3ss e
EAL CoRN- s. Gfo hu No Corn ahoat at 7ac .0 nu
se4 Ssa eoEa 1aGs III 80 +
bn No Corn tn store 1t eo 6u % At s2e 20
Gn No 2Cofn u store ut sehc; s. bu DO at TIC
sfSf In co A. NHc
0ATS-itecsifet: G. 50 hn; shlnpel, te3 hu. dar,
osie u Etefs S as &e e1 1n a. g sAe;
1:5G9 hr NJ oassln store at oeo " 20 ats1hc.
| KYE1Rceclvcd. ets1 hu: Market a33c hsaor.
at Sse Hc BY Pc At sie; II go bu DO at ssc
LEf1,;Rsses:ea, ii 15ol9 By Marie: arranged ~ 81
spS9 q tS51sh; sNo nn do at $lla; 2'9o bu Go at
~ sample. go bu good At sl.15 del: ~ bgs prime
| at u 16 oEtraek.
, 1863-09-27

With An already Overlooked market. The 0s1cs haye
therefore been much eu,.ler than yesterday amount
ing TO s6 owners ase. however,. holding stock osor
at tho rites Of yesterday sema!ns to be seen whoa.
they can DO suatalnoa OF not. He EiVo tho 8oloT
Ing Qs the closing prices:
lr1Me 1nl t1okb. ~
Medium fat Hogs, 419Sts9
Sfork IInFs .:,........... 3.151i LOO
, 1863-09-27
.,xt41a
,.4.10asl.c5
:, 3.151i.W

sHEEP-The market has been inactive tor INT shnep
andsthe supply very limited. Very large nnuabers o
stock sheep still being passed through for the
Western Wool Growers. amongst which may be seen
sone Of the best adapted breeds tor producing the
most marketable woods. S:s.
Sales TODAY.
IS Sheep, averaging 6 M ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS at ...$t0o
, 1863-09-27

members are commanded to meet 1t Tho Ayznoxy
Rooms On Tuesday evening, Sept g, 1t O'Clock,
without fAu, for the transaction OF Important
buelncts.
EDy order, JAS Snru CSptaIu
kr97 NJ =
, 1863-09-27
Vessels Passed Oerrotts
rEpeetat Dispatch to tho Chlc1to Tribunal

DETRoH, Sept u, 1s63.
CP-Pror. Badger; barks Watson, Sweeney, Con-
atitutlon, Northwest. Colorado, schrs. Rainbow. Ma
reppa, Shook, Thornton, Collins MerEfmac. Harvest,
Ralph Campbell, Kase Richmond, Cook, Cuba. Con-
| quest, Dime. Return. Syracuse. Republic. TaunE,
Cyae, Granada, Algernc. winslow, NJ. ~ Scott Wal
rus, whitman, Wings OF the Wind, Grtsvola