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Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-01-26
Nailad Tor Rurope.

The steamer Giraffe sailed from Confederate port
few DAYS since, freghted with cotton, and having on
board as passengers the following persons citizens Of
Richmond: B. F. Ficklen, J. Peachy, " w. Enney, }.
A. Weston, and W p. Burweu.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-01-26

Arrest o. An ALLEsED SgT.-CousiJeraDle excite
nent was occasioned on Saturday evening, Broad
street. By tue Of alleged Yankee sRy who ba,
been passing Ia the city under the of Darlington
Alter the arrest, two officers we're escorng him along
the street, when be lodged aud escaped them and
up 9Th street. closely pursued by the guard, who fred
upon hin Intellectually. Finally with the assistance Of
@ number of small boys be was Oyerhauled and cen
Quoted to 4 place Of security
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-01-26

GAMBLERS Is TRoUBLE.-The city police, Satu =
day, made raid upon the gambling establishment
over the saddery Of D. T. Grooms, on Main street. and
broke up nice little party assembled there worshIpng
at the shrine Of King Faro Twenty odd persons
arrested and taken thesation house where they
allowed to give bail for their appearance before the
Mayor this morning.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-01-26

PARTY DEMONSTRATING of the election of Mr.. Ca
psron to the Confederate Senate the Raleigh Register
says
Nc. CapertOu Is gentleman Of ability, sud during the
existence OF the Old parties firm Old Line Wing
lie nominated for the post TO which he elected
by Pauus Powell who the most intense Democrat
ever knew SO il seems that old party lines have
been ignored In the Old Dominion and very properly
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-01-26

attention seriously
/ texarfs thai line OF y Rcya .5l- -.
Hou Mr. D. yton, Uned States Nns- Paris ad an nier CO
II the Emp AeV ears day, confer with NJ Dronyn
= Lluys Minister Of Foreign Ansis the On instant snd
0 her audience with the Emperor liz IN In lant
Il said fhp the Emperor recommended artpsce be-
tween the North add south % Mr.. Dayton.
The Paris Of thu London Times s' steps
ui ne, Immediately taken The
already made uusucesy 70 President Lncol1 and Nih'
ilme Il Il hoped ziih prospect Of better success
fe British Government SIN ers, vered In is reusa % Inter
kre Ia tie American In any form 20
N,s,n In support u the Upop cause had been held IN dnsreu
paris OF England 20" eco
The Emancipation Society Of London Eoted address
y. Lincoln Which committed to the Of Mr. Adams T.
S. ia islsr Tor transmiIslon. .'. 81, l'.
Most neLondon journals condemn the London Times for lis
open attempt TO justify slavery Script grounds " woe
thought That reaction sgaln' hs inenoe Of The LoDd7n
fines would ensue.
Withdrawing irOm ~ hesan alliance With France the
member asserting hE EnMnd only gained b. such eoure
Senior oozssS said that spain should support he csnddAars o.
. spanish Prince for the throne Of Mexico.
Another brigade Of French orders for Mexico
TIE Emperor Napoleon had directed official nquy be
the scIa condition Of the distressed cotton opera
tves OF france. r..... ....l 3D. HI..
United States ste Tuseatora anchored the late
prvatesr Sumter Of GlBaliSr The SIs Of December
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-01-26

Row n NORToLK.-A report Is in circulation that a
desperate row occurred recently in Norfolk Va between
the soldiers and citizens in which three named Be-
Tote, Webb and Bunekley killed These individual
had been for some tine regarded as good Union men,
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-01-26

A Any person arriving from he States north Of me F0
tonae, and bnuEnE NOrhsrn or European neHsP-pe OF AZ
p,sson 10 the cay eong possession Of such Journals VIZ con
ser favor upon tbe Eors Of he BY sAvhgor sending the
sane 70 ths 0aCe.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-01-26

SEIZURE OF FLoVR IN PErEEsBURe.-The quantity Of
-four seized BY the Government in Petersburg amounts
to about 70 600 bErels 1t was all of the superfne
brand and taken from various plrtes-millers and
neschants-sl7 o. per barrel being allowed for it,
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-01-26
WHITE OAK VInRKR WANTED.

The above tmbe be clear sap" ROLLER knots" de-
ectlye heart "wnd thAkes and should be cut possible
the seAboard Where the lengths Short pieces
be furnished together but attention be paid the dis
tincGye parts " the bll.
Pebns disposed furnish the shove Timber will please al
dress this office Immediately, stating the price per thousand
feet board measure and how they Will be able deliver Tie
whole number Of pieces required.
GEORGE MINOR,
Ial2-en4H Chief Of Orhnance and HYhrog raphY.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-01-26

NOTICE. viii sell, at public auction, at
Me-, Ks,t Corr. lIorse o.. q,,1uURspAY In FshruSfy
that being Cor, DAY. az sxOssg; sGEAM SAW MIL oftWsn
tRo horse power. Also 81 ACE IITHs TOOLS The NIL
fron lie Oour. Hsuss Ny address Richmond .-
Jtic~td I- 81 " b. 30 V. Valdez. ,
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-01-26

DUBLIC SALE OF LAND IN HANOVER
Il C,URTT-i shall Offer for ss MONDAY the Cd day Il
February next desirable Farm known oAK HlLL be-
inR the farm lately By VIM. d. Winston decd. Tbs aa
saated In sgreesbe Snd hss by neghborhoOd lying
dsteiy cnoni fredericksburg Railroad about
road) This farm o1.rs peculiar odprenents 70 capitalists
third OF The farm IN original crowd, aHd large glAntss q
wood could be co. from Ii The farm re ~sered b.
farg Streams sna spogs there sso Tinsrsl s2rgg rpcn
place There also excellent Gs Ead Focr Mn rrn--
Hs'ey adjoining the place There churches also eouvener
This tree. contains S The subscriber Win take pleasure
I. ialx-dtdss JOHN 4. TAYLOR.
EP0s.ofnce, Tcrlersyile, Hanover, "a. Trustee
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-01-26
.TELEGRAPHIC.
LArk FROn me NOnTH.


INAUGURATION OF GOV. PARKER, on NEw JEsssT-AD-
yASCE In co1ToN, sc.
FREDERIUEssuEg Jan 2Te New York Herald Of the 2isi
received lhs hrs, CONTAINS full details Of tho
capture Of Arkansas Post eonhng previous accounts by iele-
graph Co. John f. DaanlnsOD Of Kentucky commanded the
| Confederatss
senator wall Of New Jersey serena6ed the Glrard
House on The night the 10th instant He made speech,
p,ripr the uacn ship distress with incompetent
plot at he heu hwod be able to ride the storm III
Democrat his place The crowd grOAned mention
the Of Lheon and Butler and eheered Mcclellan. The
proceedings attended win considerable excitement.
Governor Parker Of New Jersey lnAugurAsd Trenton
9oh Instant The city crowded with people
parts of the State There grand military parade and great
euihusssu prevailed
Governor Parker In bis Inaugural denounced the assumptions
the Fdss Government and repudIatsd the Emancipation
ProeamGon n, closed BY asking there way,
wish the honor and iaefests Of ALL to bring end this
naaral m which shedding the best blood Of the land, and
eating substanees There not good citizen In the
whole country nor ha heart, desire peace There
not Christian family in the land who, when the shades Of
a around do In their devOOns the family altar
pray for peace speedy long absent
one There soldier IN the Northern Southern armies
Who PAGES night his weary round lays bis head upon
The camp pow, does not In imagination visit the hrsde
a. home aud sigh peace We should afraid Of peace
an honorable permanent peace whether by
else power BY the exercise Of Cancellation II should be
peace basis Of 1.-The Union asw.ho Union Of States
part held In sublgaon conquered proynces
Ing nothing material Interests aud prosperity naor
and only furnishing theatre Of actloa for Of military
Oneiaba Union all lhg states with their equality and
rights unimpairsd should be peace founded the sub
mission Of ali TO the rfshu authority Of the government aud the
guarantee 10 their constitutional rights by the government
l. should peace bringing with such unity will
tiu,On lis foundation aud obedience law It's
> one.
The frequently enthusiastically A9pauded during
the delivery o. his address.
IE hty four members the Missouri Legislature Jeder.
son City, adopted memorial 70 esiient Lincoln, setting
forth stu under wing the surface Of the State
Enable sentiment which break
the favorable opportunity, and urging Lincoln to his
caution IN tgcndng modifying orders that have
rrcive Influence the cOuntry's envnirs.
Cotton closing at T5k GBk Gold
closed AZ ltIA. bid. Exchange lGa
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-01-26

A LII persons having claims against the estate
Of Col Thomas w. BOndurant requested to nOy the
UNDERLINED, at buckingham G. II.
JAqt-lm Ws.P. HALL, fEvecutnrs.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-01-26

GLOVER SEED, TIMOTHY SEED, OR
~ cHARD GRASS SEED Field Peas and SECOND Hand Car.
RIGGS for sale BY GEO w. WATT, %.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-01-26
by WILLIAMSON 4 CO., AuoTs.
"' 10' ' -
ALUABLE REAL ESTATE AT AUG

by WILLIAMSON CO., AuCTS.
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE AT AUG
TIOE.-wl be sold at public auction on THURSDAY, the
2a jan 1884, ut l2 O'clock the premises thnt valuable
piece property fronting Grace street. between IL and lh
streets u feet and running bact l6a feet known as Christ
Church Pine Apple Church. There l. more
Jefferson Ward for investment being contiguous 20
brooks warehouse makes desirable for Tobacco factory or
preferred residences, There part OF The city which has
improved rapidly by The erection OF handsome and couo
dcus yelling houses than the neghborhood o the above lo
TKEOne third cash. balance At and ~ months for
cAbe notes interest added and secured BY trust deed or all
cash, u preferred WLLlIAhsOS co. Aucts.
y ja26
ELEGANT FURNITURE AT AUCTION
IL request Prederekshurg refuTeeEe
Will SELL TUESDAY, 2Tth int commencing At 10 o'clock
the Nc. 202 MAn street, occupied - 1hs Owr-
Auconee elegant aud varied assortment OF fuESIfUkt
consisting OF .... ...... ....
go. CrOekery and Glassware.
'.' Bedsteads, MAttressea
Feather Bsds, BoLen,
Pillows, Washstands,
Doe ma gnhcsut Jenny Lind B4s1S>ssd,
o.e Trundle Bedstesd, Brreaos,
Ro~kng Chairs,
Windsor Chair,
Rush Scat Chair, .....
Covered Chairs,
Inyalids' ChLirs
One aae walnut Extension Table,
O1s hue Bookcase snd.SsrTeisry,
DsmAsk curtaus.
MIu.rE fh.de.
and many other articles. WILLIAMSON 4 CO.,
iA2i--tds "a. ...s ... ..- AI.is.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-01-26
1ArrR TRo Uro7r

Fz=-rrzD=zs Jan 95The 7.rad contains fFOn "A.
ropeto che 1th inst, h the Arahli, 81 Haitax.
kuoTs % sson II the afrs q America, % the par
o. Nsp1eor, as Ia ne IN Paris ..s. - on Z
EwaAd hAs Ne psEa Of ne defeat II the Ion troops a.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-01-26
BELINqUHsr rsxsEIsy sasostD.

4 AND
n DENoU ssGL
nNrd l
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-01-26

600 REWARD.
DUNAwAY from Sherwood Che late residence Of Roger A.
knson, Decd In Lonenburg county YA sunday,
Goth Of April, 1862 named AEcH bWeen II and IS yesrs
age inches high Of black pleasant
He OF dressed drab ed nsey ock coat
and pants black SLOUGH hat and boots through
the winter He may have ehsnged bis clothing lie aAd other
removed FROM the couniy Of Loudoun Sherwood
March ADD Arch doubtless bis back that
~ He arrested and lodged In jail the 2d Of April h
groes and two white men, the white charged with .elony
al eoaaned In the Arch escaped from A about the
Ist day Of May last
OBS Hundred Dollars VII be paid By r The apprsbeniOn
ed delivery Of SAL, negro In some "a! thai hn again. be-
si-s al reasonable expenses. "a 30 'le.0I
81 address 5 Non.lnsurvsncn Pos. ess tuH.nba1E cors,
VI giniR. .lr = ~ q
jyeS-t a.. 81 ...s.-.. q ..- bFT0aD :. BAhEE-
DOR RENT-The very desirable OFFICE
u 90 sbockoe SUP now occupied ~ hssrs BasghnAn 3
Richards s3d next door 70 Major oMTinStops cfhee.
has rooms With Ae-paces and water II NE rear rooE
Price modsrsss. Possession given fat JAnuI1y neg. -.
ssiS-S cs4 rT.o,, t~Seis IA ia.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-01-26
ADJUTANT AND INsP. GESL's OFFICE, [
nIclLnnnn Ian On lsl.a
SPECIAL oRDNRs

Nos.
l. Applications stan appointments to vIcances, whether
occurring IN Divisions Bgad Regiments hattaons must In
besides being through the proper channels be
compaued by statement showing how such vacancies have
until the Incumbent shall have been properly
disposed bis united for 10 the satisfaction OF
this Department, q other appointment will be made
H. No transfer Of bonded officers from the positions 10 which
they have been originally sIOed shall be recognized unti rat-
aed by this Department.
By Order,
(sirned) 8 COOPER,
Ia2l-lU AdjutAnt ana Inspector General.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-01-26

NEW COMMISSION HOUSE-On the LIST
February next shall open, under the style Of sPEN
DER CO. Commission House for the sale OF all kinds country
Produce In the Office formerly occupied by J. Pann n shoekoe
Warehouse building
By attention to the Interest Of our friends prompt returns,
We hope N share their patronage. A. q. vENABLE,
or Prince Edward county, Va
TnOs. J. SPENCER,
iA1I-endsio OF Charlotte @. IL. Va.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-01-26
New AUCTION 6 4SR HOUSE,

N COMMUNION HOUSE,
LYNCHBUfRG, va.
The subscribers having taken he house, No s9 main St
recently occupied by George Rucker Dry Goods Store
together under the style and fra Of
HUCkEH g. LEE,
for the purpose Of conducting general AUCTION AND COM
MISSION BUSINESS and oCer their services 70 their friends Nnc
the public generally la the sale 81 Dry Goods Groceries Manu-.
facure T0bacc Country Produce and Real Personal Estate
Of all kinds either az auction or At private sale.
They will make liberal advances merchandise and produce
In hand.
George 81 Rucker having had experience or twenty-five
IN the Dry Goods trade and a. g. Lee experience
the length OF time IN the Grocery and Commission
Business they feel well satisfied that the Interests Of all who favor
them with consignmens will be well protected.
Account Of sales with net poeeeds rendered promptly
OF LynchhVrg.
A. g. LEE,
des-d6m late Of RchEssnd.
Rse. 70 Elliot, DreEry, Edmund DsyspPert Co. Kent
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-01-26

CIRCULAR NOTICE.
BUREAU or AkMI AND NAY ORDNANCE [
Janusry 1Iih, 1903 .
TT has been found that the high rates paid By
certain excessive and
CO upeilion, unduy interfering =fh the service
Notice therefore given ali ConEetoTs nanufaoturiag o
she'll and other Iron work ner Government
orders and In other respects Determination WIN
be In favor those who do
Purchasing contracting for pg blooms, bar, rod soap
lion
These be sS-rnsd application .he Ei.r. and
Mining Bureau. J. GoRGts Col.
-.. Oh. OF Ord. Q. s. Amy.
GEORGE MINOR. coudr
of Ord 4
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-01-26

WANTED.--A School, by young lady,
w who has had years experience In teaching al n
TnSlsh branches, LATIS FRENCH MATHEMATICS, and the
rndltnents n musc Address A. 81, Wing ofce jF4-dh'
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-01-26

TnEllIh branthc LATlN FRENCH, MATHEuATIOs aud The
fudnents n musc address A. 81, Wing Office lF4-dh'
r.. EXTRA
ADJUTANT AND INsPfCT0R GINS oFFIcE,
RIcR.oSD January ~, 1853.
SPECIAL ORDERS,
No. 49,
XII All officers and men, this ev, and not duty
longing army Of Northern Vrgna will Immediately return
to thelr respective Regiments and Companies
by command OF the Secretary Of War, -
..r JOHN WRITER'S,
js2i-lw Assistant Adjuiant General
I ADJUTAHT AND INsP. GENLs OFFICE,
Lar L
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-01-26

SPECIAL SoTICE.-We are nov prepared
70 to se sTrs qvsnsss n Marsssen--s fsosseo, s1oag
Tasaeeo, Css &C. prtys;s sale re have f.et ~ our
n lie room are resdJ % exhlbits oAsfncen Doe To-
which VII sell reasonable Oar rriys oa
VIII interrupt regular suction sss Of Tshsoeo % a.
sSs-as ~ -. svySEs 4 sgEAEss
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-01-26
ri A. " HAMILTON, AucT.

MEDICAL CARD-ORFICB PRACTICE.
nR PI UME OF the old Medical House. confines himself mainly
~ 70 an oeicr pr.eco, Franklin street Ie below the
Exchange Hotel and AgonAy opposite Odd Fellows Hail. where
skul and confidential treatment may be obtained
Those who have been exposed certain
ments, are invited 70 call early
Communications BY mall otherwise promptly attended
oafs open tromS NJ. lsP, 81. ...f-
RfuHSoEn. Va no24-1y
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-10-07
We are compelled again most earnestly

We are compelled again most earnestly
to request our friends to assist US with con-
tributiOns, both Of money and material. We
have sent all supplies at our command to the
relief of the wounded in the late battles,
and intelligence has been received that they
wero promptly transferred to the advance Of
the army. The wants in that department
are still pressing, and we have been appealed
20 from the Central Office of the Commission
to use all speed to hasten forward further
supplies. We arc, however unable to an
swer as we would such calls for relief from
those who havh learned to rely upon our aid.
Will not our friends help US to send forward
another car load of goods the present week.
At no time will even a small contribution be
of more value, or be more promptly applied
to its destined use.
The particular class of articles now called
for are as follows Clothing, bedding, cam
ed and dried fruit, light groceries, wines
and cordials, vegetables and fresh butter.
Our stock of cotton and linen rags is also ex-
tremely low. Let us remember that all we
can do with our best efforts will hardly suf-
fee to meet the just claims DOW urged upon
MS. SOLDIERS AID SOCIETY.
oct2:tf
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-10-07
FROM WASHINGTON.
General MilrOy---The Russian Of
foers"Dahlgren and Charles
ton.
ITO the Chicago Tribune.l
WAsHfEGroE. Oetober 8


The evidence in Major General Milroy's
case, with a review of the testimony by
Judge Advocate Holt, has been laid before
the President for decision
The sale of 5-2Os during the first three
days OF October were nearly two and half
millions. H..
There are no new arrangements for the
exchange Of prisoners. All civilians pa
rolled before May 9th, and military parOll-
ed before September 18th, are exchanged.
The demands of the Government for infOr-
mation as to the treatment of negro troops,
still remain unanswered.
The Russian officers are to be invited by
private parties to take trip to Pittsburg,
and as far as St. Louis, and also to Wash
ingtOn. They will probably stay all win-
ter.
Charleston refugees report four lines of
distractions in the harbOr, and line Of
piles driven twenty-five feet broad, with
stones between. They say the attacking
force cannot march beyond Fort Johnson,
and that it would take year, without the
interruption of hostile cannon, to remove
them.
Admiral Dahlgren, in private letter,
writes: " see by the rebel papers that the
rebels not only declined my request to give
up Sumter, but called the demand puerile
and unbecoming; which is a lie outright.
No such language was used. 1t is a poor
effort Of some of the chivaIry to keep up
their spirits"
1t is untrue that recruiting slaves in
Maryland has been stopped By the Prssi-
dent. The only change likely to be made,
will be by an order regulating the natter,
SO as to secure Identification, and furnish
ing other means for enabling the master
to substantiste his claim.
The September report Of the Pension
Bureau shows, invalids, 1,574 granted, 2O5
refused; 1853 widows granted. The total
is 300 mora than in any previous month.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-10-07
FROM THE SOUTHWEST.
A Union Paper at Little Rock
Extracts from its Columns
Progress of the Union
Movement.
no the Cincinnati Gazetle.J

CAIRO, October 5.
By the arrival of the steamerJ B. Perry,
we have days later sdvices from Mem
phis, Vioksburg and Little ROck-news to
the 28th ultimo.
At nine o'clock on the night of the 9th
the dispatch boat Julians, Captain Thomas,
exploded her boiler when below Grand
Lake bound up from Vickshurg. The
steamer is now undergoing repairs at
Skipwilh's Landing.
The old Sam Gaty was sunk by snag,
last Tuesday, at the latter place
Everything is quiet at Little Rock, in o
military point of view. Prices retrsating
army was last heard from in the vicinity
Of Shreveport, Louisiana, reported be und
for some point in Texas.
Many Of the citizens of Little Rock VIII o
left in Prices army, are now returning in
scores. The people of the State generally
hail the restoration of Federal rule with
pleasure. They have been long bowed
down by iron despOtism, and welcome the
hour Of deliverance with open demonstra-
tions Of joy. UniOnism is at heavy pre-
MUM at the capital Of Arkansas. Anews-
paper, called the "NatiOnal Union" is
now in course Of publication at Little Rock,
and J. W. Denneby, late Union refugee,
is publisher. The Union has several ex-
cellent articles, from which we extract the
following conclusion of an able leader.
The editor remarks: "Why run property
from the presence of an army whose tramp
and artillery is heard in every State, from
Virginia to Texas, and whose banner floats
triumphantly, and is immovsbly fixed,
over the soil whereverits heavy battalions
are moved. The National forces are not
here to destroy property or lives, or to in
jure the country in any manner, but, on
the contrary, to save and protect them.
"Arkansisns, come up to the work ofrs-
generation. Let US help in establishing
state Of affairs which will render the pres
ence Of the National army unnecessary.
Come together from valleys and hills,
mighty, too, in peace, and we assure that
prosperity will once more abound through
out the land"
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-10-07

FRoN LAKE SUPERIoA. - Tia steamer
Illinois left 0ntonagon on her return trip,
Monday, September 27d, at three 0 clock Pm.
Schooner Frstter was in port, Net propeller
Mineral Rock at eight and a-half o'clock
that evening, of Eagle River. Called at
Eagle HarbOr and Copper HarbOr, reaching
Portage at eleven O'Clock An, Of the 10Th.
Met here the steamers Meteor, Planet and
City Of Cleveland. The Meteor left, bound
up, at I've Pm, the City Of Cleveland would
leave during the evening, and the Planet the
following day. The schooner Wagstaf was
at the Quincy Dock unloading coal. Left
Portage that evening at half-past seven
o'clock, reaching Marquette early on the
morning of the 3Oth. The steamer Traveller
left early that morning, bound up. The
steamer Michigan was there when We left,
also bound up. The following sail were in
port Schooners Kimball and Exchange,
loading, the former nearly ready to leave
EveIine Bates and Jennie and Annie, dis
charging Bark City Of Buffalo, schooneIs
Yorktown, NJ. B. Moss and Queen City.
Left Marquette at haIf-past five that eve
ming, arriving at the sault at nine o'clock
on the morning of October lst, leaving at
eleven o'clock. Met the schooners Africa
and William B. Ogden, on little Lake George,
in tow Of the tug Hastings.
The Illinois brought down fOrty-fVe tons
Ofcopper mineral from Quincy mine, twenty
six tons of ingOt copper from PewaPic mine,
twOnty-One tons of cake copper from the
Franklin mine, seventy-fve gross tons iron
ore for DR.. George B. Russell, and fair num-
Der of passengers.