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, 1863-09-13
Fefrtkn CennneTcaA1 Circulars.

LAeGoWa Aug Ntks lsA-
t,.ns Ar1s,sls Eosa si Barrel Flour. sasA ef all
o'Ts Tssas h1c ushout ths week exceedingly aex -
y III rsahins II prc;ptes sat fox i:,ei Of pre-s
st,varsI,y 1hic6 pSt s~rd 70 increa.s .csnsussp-
.,ts nd :, : a:ss ltss = 81 sca'' aat 'ekias4'e
Al, t,s,ttisaJs M Torn E1eha, sbere n. moderate
a&lsraan,s. Ehest sss l. fslf contu pNvs etm@A
,au; ses'5 ase.e = - - .re
cn!t TO entt stthcnk- offered f.ce1 Atea css nsae5
:tt:nx Tom tsesds attt1x a4te-Alloa IN re1aa.
;,et rtei, " ID some iIsascr : iitue less .en-I
t~< tab e. tsr eArol sra Atsa- Hllrsf or f1e
~ amy III tt<' II frs and Aeh:ed att: Ut - 4&l
LAID tlow At eur qu .tasson. afk1L cAAs.
l.sKR1oot.. Aux 18th. 1851
hk7Apt1rrf* b. sa1nt unrAE9tn1 9aunHee has
utFso e.sr il 70 y te~e'. mi vhen any pre*ore Q
III e,tes, re 1edn6n's .o1 r. NJ. IL ass b.
"a sss,sS taed to sstr.et nu. ers d. eusnt..y,
.naeisn fetls saefed = ir1 ,st.s a+iEcea-
Is 81. . ..d a. y I'll s.1 s -.
,srty ,htr -. ..n., - prs Of call es better sn'
III. IN nfa ii Fis1i t.!t. us' o. l. ecu.e, aud
irn j. IL y 1cwer. sc ctd'ae to s+.crtp,oa itsns
are eh4ntsts etn1~pe scafcc Aad = AnteA. Lt-A n
:.:: ~ i II, ia - g IL
.ss. Mstes q an. sa.ii.s 1tn,. sn'stisf u 10 u
'.rrstst1t -c1sv n e<td eorlinnt4 n 4.nahd tas
~ Cs.t1tLs .ed pIIcs !. y La3as, s!h -! "!sls
ssss.is: IL T. .. - Sses ~ y 4 NJ *
vs.: :; rs: ~: ::
! aels II aI Az
, 1863-09-13

LATEST DRY GOODS QUOTATIONS.
TIE folnx frg are the wholesale net ca. prizes OF
III ths ltadic& ktyea Of domestic dfJ Eoods bold IN
, 1863-09-13

Uetnet II Nuta !1e IsH ~ ksssaEt. knuM W!
tar = lie The 1reraEe pr1t e OF torn a1l rye are
va.Iy asorc lhosc Of ear. shown: ths business
Lxs teen lAs tom satisfactory.
, 1863-09-13

SHEEP-The supply Of fat sheep has been vcrJ ftn-
tied. Good qualities have fetched from $!co to $780,
inferior vas from saooto S3s5 Theru considerable
activity Just now In ftoek Sheep. Large quantities
ase salls b.fnE satpaeA through westward. Ne note
tho fotioxinE sale:
Eheep. Average. Fltce
~ n x&G
, 1863-09-13
Cftyc{nHd ErnIu Market II ;

Fsett tvsd : -! bu y hsa. lio bn cor: 40 bn oats.
=" e rd.y :: 81 afser a., a
::HG:s h,e ep!l teld = :lsc 9.sieJ ss ,., ,aa..s
va Chartered 10 day Il 6Nc tor = eat 70 UsweX0.
, 1863-09-13
Law INTELLIGENCE.

~. = a. ri
.. 1'.N. ~ s.ns ,.,..,, so0t,oa e..u1'
1"s tnoto'hG petot' SaoS' 'ttans' 'ae Hao''ou'
previously a'ea' iof .oasAf'ns ~ 'oe "o''oau
faea!e too )uae"ent' N 'nc notorious oenmmons
~ Aopoy case, 80 tNsn up ana ot'sa5 AsEaea
oS Senaes ~ 'na1a' hsq'' ~ ecaaAS1'os NJ ~
u!una@uno'
AF' "'Hs!u : OK the poe1tton that' hs was IN
sfidtncc before Tho Court, that Afs. Moody had
becS convicted OF IN Infamous odcoee, and that
~ the charge OF fand, In procuring tho execution
Of the note In question. fcatcd entirely upon her
s1ldayits, II these wsrp stricken from the dies
,n,,, von,d +. ,h.o,nts1v .n,,,nr 49,. IN
tuAo "o.'e W @os"iaNsH ao'oans oe4ot" sao
Court going TO show that the Judgment oa&esto
BE- sct Aaide, Mr., Moody, to bo sure, had been
nsrdon.d hv IN, f1ov,yns. Int bv. thu ~rorr.s
proyi.lon of tbe .t.tuta Of 1titno,s ths inf.nv h.
tachcd To The conviction foe kfdnsppIrC, and not
TO tho Indictment, In such case there rss no
s.n+t 80. w.. .n,. 49,, , ,,.so, ~ ~. Co..
oono. sooa' @ae fu4s eA. 'ae '"'e''
pe1 olo npk &t14GF1 AVt3 0sAa'ys VI 1sea01V IuGa-
, 1863-09-13
NEW YORK DRY GOODS MARKET.


Z
n eoanpes e sde;y sss I'D Il. 1
hulneroue, and e5ty and nearby dealof. sro buying
largely lomeatlc standard cotton gnod4 have rsan,
1nh hare 1tt!i IN upward tendency. the retns MAJ
ke& c1titis great ae1s!tI. AMI purchates heiag
smhil plr.eh. s,ocks are much roducea. Prtees sro
1il! Iooiil up, Al, sotnc holdeEs hare withtsATn
ii tir goots whiting for hiE Ct price. GnEhams asn
Nrhr1. uenlus are gtasre AMI In demand 4 very
sa 7 irtins. and sheetnSs and prices have risen;
eanros r. aurte,i fne Manci cstrr oelslncs 10 b.
ipe eagerly rotnreted for, anh MeAsrs. !. c. Ho .
Co have alrnady ordess fot all The fall 600 ID their
tatlls can tsoeute Prices hare aaEaneea sinee our
Amy teiseys are quiet. satineta are rasher mora
large ior future delivery snaw!s also attfa.t great
atts..len S9t 4 psesst stoek +, ~ Y s%. Tas
iaiscy caA imeirs Ali desfsasie goois Of tois tlsn
tAken III On arrival. And to PRO uetfons Of the
Manchester mills art eagerly soux' for 1Rht cors
ave uuA 4ltfartye. The better qualities i si!lea
i1 .en ff f.ts the a5ssi essay e1eie III
choice ptoduettons of the French looms aFa zoo
rceCest French El3s1 French de1alocs, French !1o-
Ions, Frencl uarftnoee azc IL! active I'LL N under
oi gold Ess partly occaloned tha new sd!Ante u
r1tstt but The e1crss OF oeraand over supply y the
rhtet eau.c Of tho adyancs. British Eooda arc hkeo
With nvtutF Arrival llAin cOlors nst most 4ouSut
for Coburgs Of Desirable eoloFs 9nd Eoott
On the way aeross the sssIs ase being s91! By pat
prssnK demand for Eoods, which cnenos be fully ne
present Anston butness = acuye. aod tts Actlv'
vane1ng market
--LATEST DRY GOODS QUOTATIONS..
ne foln1 ire are the Eholesalo net ca.h prize.
, 1863-09-13
MARINE NEWS,

The following vessels cleared the rort Of Cevelani
for Chlengo Sept 1863 :Schooner Stalker. Chlsaso
70 tons ros! shooner AaEll kcrr caIcaso s.s tons
coal; schooner John Ilbbctts lumE1l. Chicago, 81
tons coa1.
On Sept. 1o.-schooner H. ua.tzen. Chicago, 80
| TINA coal.
, 1863-09-13
BEEF CATTLE


1AA VrxAN% " TIE AAGAfI.
THCxanAY. Sept. 1s-Tne market opened this morn
tuE VIII sesy 1nlci supply Of sAleabe ssock. the
tulk hand being thin co~s and steers. for which
there was nttla OF no demand. There WeFE. how
ever, few lots Of good Shipping Cattle. which rere
quickly sold 1t price, ranging from 3A0skc >. The
ftmnlnlue lots sold fetched from sa24c, At which
1stes tie bnfness Of the csy tein&ted with down
ward tendency. excepting for good shipping eraaes.
Tux c1osx OF TnE xAkxET.
SATURDAY. Sept 12.-1Ae market closed With Eood
deal more nriskne-s II An II presented THURSDAY.
Ilts nay partly he accounted for nom tho fact OF
Ness1s. Aiken 4 Co, astsndtrg for the purchase OF
stock on Government account. From the entered
sales 1t the various yAsGs nnd thar heai sete
sod a1L at prices var,iuK from Is shsstso for Kooa
Shipping e.,.lc and fsom - 32 0for Inferior Eates
We note tie fotloxtns sAles:
cox:ey = Anarews sold baldwin so' Cattle sEefaSs
kseF sosd E.ia. In IS Cattle. avsFasps 12s os at
Wn,.ans fole seepcsr Campbell g Cattle Az rag
'ns sepeIa III ;o!a ie1aenan Is Cattle .ssrazaos 1.s7
e. c.ts = sola reneman 8 c.stle, averaging $50 es, At
c.se sold ne,neman 81 Cattle srsraEinE l,o D, 1t
Case 20 Eencraan 10 Cattle, averaging Us ns On
cr,us sold Eelneman IS Cattle averaging Ian os,oo
n,Rsn Rubie told Berg Il catsle, Averaging ,1io
1s:ts sold weaver Is Cattle. svrrs Ing LIZA g. st
Xsndohs tola Berg II Cattle. averaging l1n ns, nj
tSher told Wicker d Co. 10 Cattle. averaging l,aa
itsas:s sold Aiken Co. AZ cassls, averaging '1sss
| 1stea CO sold Alien 1 Co. 50 Cattle, Averaging
Iiain,en .eld Aiken Co. 4s Cattle, averaging 1oes
| Tru, nr1nsn lolt Aiken / Go. H Castie, averaging
sSaT,ts soA webb 10 Cattle, averaging LIT ~, q
sistr an sAld III CO Is Cstsls. averaging t1ss ~
sniih .ola osh.a s. Catas kvt.ax,nk ssl ~ .:
Ann { se!d la.rs Il Cattle, a,ersxiuE W - 81
tiipn an totd Wicker I c. IL cnttte. averaging si
Tav dsvn told tssheA CAts.e. Averaging IA -
.e;esn .old o'saeA 1 Co t9 Cattle. ave,s&tas g
.sset.. .o,d Ataep 4 Co Ill Cstus. sveraxinE 8
-, s,Hte2W. s.sH
| THK IIpo NAfiKKT.
The receipts of rtokp dnsinx TIT ~stk. hetoss'si
T. thv seliy fstnrhs PMssi4hsd Oh 'ChAn9s. an4 ~
,Alea sasatad a lbs sstieuA 9stdA compare - te'
ksel n.,.
, 1863-09-13

TIE M1xs1EEIs n BRIAN HALL--That
excellent company Of minstrels, known ~ Asling-
ton. Leon DounIker'a, which, during the last
wlntes, 70 materially eoutslbutsd to ths anuse-
mcnt Of our cttixcss, will open again 1t Bryan
Hall, on Monday evening. It ID unnecessary to
rpeak OF the uerlts Of this company. Thu ncre
Announcement will Ill the hal1.
, 1863-09-13

NTRAYED OR STOLEN-On or
~ teont NJ 91sh .. isns. = tsy CT, f.st yescs
cd n Httle htfe Tie trfa Ahd No ~ ltAns"a n1
us. hoel1tt S.rss r.. T. e.sa :,,1 .a9a. y nG''ifs
afsUH s..s,ss, fsHv. f.tIrs1 ~, III, arA ..ati n
, 1863-09-13

krS7reK1AS., ATTENTION :-McCuray 4 Co,
*6 RarGp;rh et1e.t, branch OF Lexiurton. Ev.
scnrr. arc pr parrd to frtnleh clothing Of al
grades ut the low cst pticet. sl35t
, 1863-09-13

NF7zonoLoo1cAL.-Thet following table shows
the state Of tic weather for tho week ending Sept
9th. ss kept by E. L. o'uara, Apothccau and
Pharnaceut!tt, No. 30 West Randolph atse.t, cor
rcr of fnnal etrtrt.
, 1863-09-13
COM M ER[Cl-AlA.

SATURDAY Ev1a1zs. Sept. II. ls8.
Ihe fpltw:Ix tasle Iao NJ the E<cel2A haa ship
eaestp tuttnE tae pAss @en:y aour houn:
xHCKlrTs FOE TWHE11.Fou1 HouHa FAST.
EIour What CQ1u. Q4tz HYa Hrl Z
, 1863-09-13

<3Qe3H0 Ef9IuVI1
DErRo1T. Sept II. 1868.
CP-P.or4 Queen Of the Lakes. Kenosts. P'yna4nth.
Msyfox.f. sun: bask Mouitor: brig tsl.l; saara
F1tEtoy c n Johnsan. Eahob. Grey E>g1e. =, ,aAl:c
Wslrut. Nu1uceuo. selkt1k. Parsons, T:,s,
l. povS-BsrK Marquette; sears - ssxt4a. Exessas.
| Golden Harvest. stAupce,
, 1863-09-13


Several u1cubsrs Of the Committee have not yet
reported, but arc requested 10 do 70 on Monday.
\ Sub Committee, consisting Of Peter Page aud
James Miller, were appointed to request the Rev.
Robert Co1lyer to proceed to Kansas and dlst1i~
butte the fund Two or three u the members Of
the Committee have been sick, and will not be
able 10 cali personally, and parties stou tbs West
and North Divisions, desirirg 10 douate for this
object arc requested to send In their subseEip-
lions 10 Peter Page, Treasurer, OF any member Of
the Committee.
, 1863-09-13

Nor,cK.-The New Tc.k and Illinois Hoop
skirs Mandatory will he closed Until Tuesday
evening II & o'clock ri on Arconnt Of the Hotf
1;s,e We will be n Y happy to sesrc our Ar
1ayrpus cpstume,r on TueedaJ evening,
L. TRAakn 4 Co., proorietoss.
Qnpfh n. -
, 1863-09-13

PEACHES 1t TIE CARGO Tho steamer J.
Barber brouett over 6to0 baskets Of PEACHES
about q, 800 bushels-on Saturday.
, 1863-09-13

Zor1yE MH11Na.-The Chicago ZouAves
r1eet 1t their Armssy. corner Randolph aud site
strcets, 1t O'clock sharp. on Monday evening"
, 1863-09-13

Tie fcllevibK tsbls sbows the 1ss1s number ..
~ ~ bOz' AsG bkrEa3 Wick .An bltEkeA thts ana
oil trtts each &f IT. lat years. vita tuslr
, 1863-09-13

D1pGT TUE soLp1ERs' HoAE w. Crao-
f,1l of Company B, 9Th Wisconsin, died At the
soldiers, Home, OF typhoid fever, Saturday cscn-
3rr
, 1863-09-13
1oas PACKED TX c1xc1xrAu
ThA ran axYiloa for thirty Ho ysar1 Ia II Ha1tovs.
TIE WHISKY Trade.

TIE tax lsW va not put tnt0 oaeras1on until Ahont
riN q oesohcs hut The Impression hela< t'at all
taxed. dist!tnS ~ TO SONG ektcnt suspended. soout
t; cft Of Septens and even Rad The tai not Ia.
tetse1c1, tie oTtsnt1ou Of martial Law wonif hAy.
tHne ths A. the ira :e II the artSs vas strictly PRO-
4oas i. soP Ressaae e2s M
ctin rF tcipE Ill ar7angei, and on appoint-d
r~stflatlon reaset. and Vas not Ecsuu,ei far son.
tine With tle e1rep;ion q that in connectlon With
tIts aroec. at teeustsy bad 70 &c Et,cn and other
things nord which eounnrated the GuSneA1 aSeu for
TIE manunetotr Of sicoaol. The deunana for home
AIT mrlated throughout tho rountr5 ana prices r
rratred Glow THE coat prices ii ai-t!llefs untI
tednelnE nc ta1-twsaa1 efau per :ailoa
!cnt It III Re thAi the receipt eArc faltea OF
pt1fl, - FER cent ~he ske Exports have fallen ot
lnt thirty res ec1t whlen tnE tosae large stock
fAls!nE or IL tho c1posts Of slrohol equs! 70
,ot hare whisky xhlsh eiuce this disparity hat
tttl cts shoE taat the amount Of fdsky ha1d
LIST yes muE have tern very heary, tec=u.e, owing
comc5tie liquor hae Increased stesatsy. In The
rrtes give trlow the duty Il tn'la1ea she past
ut the rerlous ytaF there - no outy 70 that
n erter r1sfe correct *om?a.. &c saou!i he
IS s s 81 Ssa .nes ,as ~ 2!
Tie If3ce Of this article. E.-
I Tie following were tic average rsices tie list
..,,......., :c:1ES 'Ss s9....:.-.....29
Il: $$::::::::::::: Is SS IS! ::.:: ::::::iSS !,
uedast sec noa 10 i.ss yeaEs .ve;ase: .na i "a
tar lie The AveraEe pt. e ot tprn aoi EJe AZ
VASTLY a.orc Lhosc Of thxt. shown: the Gudres
! Las teen iaF ton, 6atiatsesoEJ.
, 1863-09-13
ELEc7kIcI1 BArNs.-Wed ind tho following
compliment 10 Dr.. Hayes, IN letter from Hon Q.
T. Bcwn OF Ohio. while In THIS city, publlahed tn
,he Gle YflAnd {krdYd Of 4 rrfcnt date.

"OA%
r B.cwn Of Ohio. while In this city. publlahed In
The Cleveland Herald OF recent date:
"This morning met the Hon. Owen Loyetoy,
jutt ~ r. Na& coming out Of the Electrical natas
ut tl,e establishment Of Justin Hays. H.: p, 9S
State ft1cet, He Is N callest able nan. Liberty
and the Ctiou, with him, one AID inaeparable.
IL IoEortng him, 11lirpts houost a tine pa!san-
thr PITT, and an able, eloquent Christian etascs-
NAn.
yin speaking Of DR. Hayes, ! may say, that, With
his thorough medical education In the Regular
iij{orrr and the means he commands for cur
1rs chronic dleeaect. no one. however, toserely
OF long afflicted, arallln: themselves Of bis
Md. nacd detp1ir Of q permanent cutc
His electrical biuery and apparatus Is the most
perit Ct au6 powerful in uec in this country. The
electrical baths arc wonderful In thair heaitEE
powers To theso facts bis hundreds nf restored
patients, in every walk Of life aud in al pA:ts Of
1hc country will bear me <ridence; Dr. Hsycs
was formerly from clsyelsdd, and bis numerous
Of biz property and usefnlpcas.'
, 1863-09-13

New York eteek ana Money 11afks$-9ep. II.
Money strady atG@Ic-
9terlin< Exchange aujot 1t 1EettcH for hzss class
Gsld little tr'er. orsaing stl9 advancing ,sox.
DE-. llpicr 10 lo31, and clortpE Uulet nj 133< 80
Export Of trec.t totby, $en,3:s
(;overntnent stock9 dFm. d, 81 coupons. IN =;
T44N tEk31N,
, 1863-09-13

10 ClsTelsaa.... ~. ua0 -. 1soos 49,, 49,.
rotal........ 4ap tE9. lns9o 2isoo 5000 80.
The general markets to-day n efe duh. and the ten,
dcncy In prices VIZ decidedly downwards.
There wa less Inquiry for Flour, and the N nssket
quiet and tbA4e towez With sales Of only aoou:
5000 ttis, 1t 81 s7oa for good St. Louis and South
etn 1tiso1s brands Of White Winter: u 90 for Mixed
winter catss Il 80 for Winter ruper u Gna. o. for
srr1ng e1t1as s7s3s.1 for spHAg .upe.s, and 400
for EJs Flour,
There was very quiet Wheat market to-day, md
We note de4 line IN prices Of 1c bus,el With sales
Of only about 80 900 bushes at $1o for lsc tin
NJ Z $50; aa2s6xc for Nc. Rad: sissis for Reject
ed Red ;scaslc for No. Spring ssRslkc for No.
spstus and 7sasoc for 1e]ecte' srugs.c market At
tic close being quiet At gssAc for No. spring, and
aaH@sc fer No. Spring.
Com was less active ana prices fell fony Kc bus
RI with sals OF about Is 0o bushels, at sa57c for
Canal and River Mixed anoat sskc for choice River
Issh Mixed 0. b. 5tk65Ac for No Corr In store
sa for No Corn IN store and a3as1Xc for I.plected
Corn In store At tbs eluse the inquiry Light and
the market rounal, 1t S4Gss: for No. and SIC for
| No.2 n store.
There xss les inquiry for oas and prices ruled va
1c rcr bu.hc 1oxer With sales OF $1,000 bu.het at Is
sSe 3ey No. l. and sa4slc for No. Qsts IN store At
te rloee there IN increased delnaad by shostss
err. anc the market closed r with sales at 4shc for
No. In store For future delivery. uprazas Of od
bushels eaansea hanos: =" s:sae 1os oeu'sss W ~ "
1ss snd 18th octohes soaess oruou aa0 NC 'oF 10
livery In the catly part % ne1t *ee1-
Rye vas quiet 1t ssaaGsHc, isc Barley market to
iay tuEse.. further dectlnc Of fully s. per bu.ae
With sales Of No. ssley IN store At ssn;Hc tic mar
ket closing with strong to.uwa:d tendency, thezx
| pctuc sellers Of No 1t a5c, but no buyers.
| The market for ut:hwines WIS quiet. and the IN
| ward tcntency seems checked. with urht kslca a,
tic. Alcohol is stosdy ut as&S6c.
, 1863-09-13

couur:xpAmK LrBERAl1Tr.-H. E. Sar-
,,o,, ri the Michigan Central Railroad, has kind
y osc5rd to transport wood, for tho Soldiers
f,uue, free Of charge.
, 1863-09-13

sALTeHoxat tI1c-Tas us.kst 4 ~ = lr aSsre Dss
10 h;s o. pra.xA ant. K1rAw riue ~ 10 daily.
e1ed ii cars. FohxfsS-aote acs've. taes: : 81
ttt Glound Alum AdnA1, On the sVot. At Il ": 80
ia Do 70 srfiSs 1t II o. WeGucte:
, 1863-09-13
prtc.a.
xtG
CHICAGO DAILY MARKET,
s.rr1nAr Ey1y1xn. ecr l. 1sn.

s4Tu1nAr Ev1x1zn. septeuecr l., lsn.
rREGTsannR Tes aennoSss m v9
& Sherman, ..th osa. IT g. ~ g 9sE1ao-n: +
assfks;x> WA; !! is: s,,.. .n,nn.. ooonr
Es11st ssst bt ass aas Il co. s 0ri.
efsi EHt sSss :! e5 ssf
Esss .aa 4ss II. "a s9Sas ass4 s.a ,.s
IT. 81 x.a1sE :Snsf 81. =.
e e. Il: fSsa:s
e sss;s = u q: T. w p ~
Tlne eur i 1iS; %65ls % q S;k sour
sess ~ & III ss:ss Ss; a.,,n
astnss Is 81 ss s;tlesam ea IL i tesSe
IL ;ssFs @ s. = e u Il ssoie t
tusoas sxe; 20 q d. It &c. :-ra1so1olamoe - o q m sa
+ J; sSs + ':e ~ 81 q e i e
ds ~ 4 q sle; $ e. =
S1;1s & i ssss !; sss IL S q & !. y 81 s
% /: " e Hsf sR's T. P.sH sGs
:ss:s H.: ;ss %.;sS
r. srcs1 4 esa | xs sa.s sa tais5
Ser 3 8. Il E,9a. = I, II m ~ n a. :; Geas s: ~
+7tN4 W w ~ -
40 nu No Corn 10 sto7e A. ~; ltM pu i.elected
Corn Con- In Etora at ac}tc; ~ 1o 10 ~ a. &c
b. Sau 1c-4 car-lo4is No IN DALE 1t SEC On
trNcE - ..u, ~ ~, -.
| 0tT-tertiEtes fa.4N .pu t0aErSS.as o!A9 W.
M4IkEt ceSlned fkslG Iet pMsatl sa!ss " "
No ta1h 10 toE A. f4ss tottt W ~ y. sMH
pn GO a ~ Apu III So% oats IL Aso'e ~ Ac' 4'@'
hnr4.p. at sc del. % hurfsr,s At 5,c
| n sA4ap'o ASs
ofnnyr-pnraxaa Ys1s bn Market oalst and m
@fsss arn r., NJ Tvn Il eore n 6,c
| S..nn S.nSu5i ~ i, oSS: ~; -" ~ ' -. " " WV
| II ~ ~ TEyNE.ra,red 1G sS1 bn kstkas declined
NJ n q = - ~ hn.sa1 s3s eTf stnr Etth sft doWn1Ard
IL. 2G ke3 etrs a, In hS. 1srla1 in stotc n
VIZ: y Sobr Do Il tys $50 Sd % 4 &c.
HIC0FiGL@sts.d. I'D aoist Il 3sasie.
e mm ~ ns; IN nscrints if,Inl ~ CemAsd u1us
s.9 .9ppht 81 .eA' Ae.-'F
nLEGEhMdlt1ts GsEt ~ tts msrt.s inactiya aaa arm. re
| pis - 1shA. Aoo tA9 a1A1~ss A4~s>''S A "
qnttt: .... .....- ,1.,,sc
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w YAr1 , Ck7.sE.-anaIl s.xe
for cash. AfcEes1 Nth p:lce All o'a
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Baaretu1

OARnlN G-pleasAnt rcornS.
L } with byrd may he 4ousd ~ nv NscAixta a.
aho,t dt4tAtf We.t AZ ltaaa III ~ ora6r Vnas6
se!t'he1sst
, 1863-09-13

srrFnv1sosR-Ihe Cook County Bosrl II
supe.yisose. commence helr regular qsa.tetly
seesiou on Monday.
, 1863-09-13

EVENING LEcTURr-Kev. ], Il. Tatt1e viii
lsctu.c, on Sabbath evening, 1t tho Church OF the
Hedeer,e., eor1er Of Washington and Sansauon
st1,cts, upon the nature. deaigu and extent Of ni
r{ne Punishment,
, 1863-09-13

CoSf1anA71oS.-Beaide4 the usual Sabbath
terrIees 4. the Bishop's Church, to-day, the rite
ot ecpnsmsion win be administered It four
o.tlock tLie afteznoon-sermon BY Rev. Dr..
u&wley.
, 1863-09-13

ANA B1suor.-A larger audience thsn usua!
greeted Madam Anna Bishop last ercning. Ason
previous nights, she gave eminent s4tiefaetion.
It arare tscxt to her In sacred song,
and our citizens will doubtless gladly embrace the
opportunity to hear her this evening 1t the Au-
scum.
, 1863-09-13

BLOOM. Askessor Of the town Of
Dioon, Cook CopntY, returns the value Of pcrson-
al property In that township at ovcs SO, 900. and
tie real property an over $l6o,0o0, This il ahont
oue-1h{rL Of the actusl values.
, 1863-09-13

EMsSs fiS3T4i ID Ttseons ssc
IiiEIiN iNES-Nalket quiet. Sales $50 bsls 1t
IiIDES-neuand much ze.ss!ctcd owing to dcn.
cfcnt eurply. We aus.e: :, ..-,.
lf3 GAIc0
e1eeQ SHSs 91
fS0rE. ic ioies rrtme y. Y. ii &c.
I.EATIIEl.-Good ueMhnd. md prices rnle hrtn.
harte-- cat r .ua4aHc French Kip heaEy
do hcnllock.... EN<.sat tolSht. :.......I elD
Cxllas = toot..... 19xsoc spahlsh eole aea1- ,~
Uprcf :" ,..... Hs42lC lock. N131t
Htf1le = q .. {lc Good Jssnar4{,,. Ns.1c
fi:e .,.. &1Ri9 Slsn-hcr r. i Qak. 3iAt2c
len .c~tsc CALI iD, DO httnlocK,,, 1sS1ac
Ilnu c-ttr Eip - - G 1slc uoues Ikk. Kip. sl11 10
ca:Eoes Of good quality luu,ber. Sanrly urattet.
es rrle Ssrs Az, sales sare TITS Gs1esa g ~ s.f,
1umtcr i f12:5. Thu following arc tAe current
3IF.A Al hr
, 1863-09-13

rItOyIsIOSS-Tiietia Is eeod demand 1T Nxs.
tonk mi the Ket 1, ttm IT. t13-1ita ported
es lec !rs Al th.t prtee bus pot xsll ausaenu.
c.trd- hodtrt xtt orally a.kpR f1s-3. DEIE NEA7s
Il .xc loose. kAcoS 100 pcs Fl&ln c4urss:ed
rseeea lSaG IL e pi.n ssa:a
poTAToEI;D.sa.:n god = ,o,a - ~ assTaaz.
= 70 p:i AeS i hu b5 ine ear load aei s3loc
e1t1k tr ftc7e.
pilevs rule very nIm, With Al HevAl tendency.
St.cEs arc ut pit &aAn31y light We Guuso Sorghum
Iooln.!iy to3t5e. Tbe:e u Aowersf. se4:ee:y aaJ
, 1863-09-13

DEowNKD-A eatlor named Frank Cor
xasn MAS lost overheard from the schooner Drrad-
1eueLt, of Two Rivers, on the 9Th instALt, Ev-
CT e1ettsou WAS made 10 recorcz him hut In
Y.{u.
, 1863-09-13

MORE STEAM TUGS FOR CHICAGO The
Detroit Adtertissr rays: "The tugs Stranger
sna Sol Iunms:c. We leasn, were to take their
e.partu.c last crening 70: Chicago, where they
will be engaged IN harbor service the remainder Of
{tr Ara.pnr
, 1863-09-13

DIocraAS CoNvHST1oS.-TheA Annual Con
vcution Of the Diocese Of Illinois viii meet 1T the
Bishops Church, On Wednesday morning, Sept
1Cth, 1t 10 O'Clock The Rev. Clinton Locke Wit
preach the sermon. The address by Bishop White
Lonse will be delivered on Tlu1Aday mornI1g, al
lOo'Clock.
, 1863-09-13

lscuEsr.-On Saturday morning, an Inquest
was held On tic body Of Caroline, vile Of Henry
Eischner, living on South, near nalsted street
Who vas drowned IN the river neac Halsted street
bridge. Verdict accordingly.
, 1863-09-13

UNION LEAorE.-The Union League will
nect al NasGts's Ha1 Monday etcnfzg 1t half
east p IN. promptly, 6rst class speaker and
a,etcl4ss .ncsic NAY be expected. Afull stt:nd-
xnee IL desired.
, 1863-09-13

SAD 4cc1DExT.-A little girl, three years
old, vas run over BY IN omufbus, while crossing
lie street, near the Adams Houte, on Saturday,
ln akirs her ribs and crustin: her hip. Sic Is 4
daughter Of d.. Curtis, Of Jersey City, on visit
atu. c. Van Ehaack's, - Adams street. We hops
tie driver will he properly dealt With, the .c4ut
OF calcfcss 3.iyiEc,
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1863-10-08

We arc exceedingly sorry, and much surprised as
sorry to find thar defence of the laws OF MARYLAND as
violated by the recent abduction of slaves and the sympa
thy manifested for those who Governor Bradford
expressed it, we're pundered" by such violations of law
have sorely tried the patience Of friends Of the
Baltimore American, who say:
:" We have patience with this mawkish sympathy;
that only feel for the stakeholder aud not for the poor
White man who cannot provide the funds necessary for
exemption"
We are the more surprised at this apparent want Of
patience on the part Of contemporary for if there
be any journal which has oil the passive virtues in full de-
yeopment and vigorous exercseswe had supposed II
the Baltimore American; and hdmby suomi To
neghbor Of the Monumental ely that paper which has
shown itsef equally prudent aud meek To endure
sion mob in 1861 aud the chang-ul caprice of military
rule in 1863 ought TO have little patience" for
thoae who beeve in law rather than lawessness,
when it may not be prudent say But that it
entirely prudent aud safe 10 say IT, when the Pres-
dent has by hs conduct justified recamations it 10
to be hoped that bold and dependent contemporary
To whom the loyal Governor and people Of Maryland
much indebted for the manly stand it has taken this
question, will DO endowed with strength and 6rnness
enough 10 endure with patenc" the Presidents acts 10
not our words, in support Of law and right