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, 1863-09-15

r...-.--....... 5. LONDON Aug. g. 1853.
ring the tast 1ew dnys wtcl oas hat retarded
harvest operations IN the Northern and Middle ijs-
t1cts ont az large portion OF tho wheat crop is a.
srS1se my inflosaee On onr market. The supply Of
mieIs showed s. lttie Inclination 10 operste that
reduction Of Ia to2s had to he male to cect clear
lad to BE- submitted to.
and as the fresh arrivals from New YORK are Mberai
Re trade for both wheat and our remains in yery
!te!ess condition importers, however OF opInioa
that wc have reached tie bottom to prices and re-
fused business at AMI thing below Monday rates
+ Sonf,nne 70 haye aare afssa's of casgoes Of
pfiGe Ia the present depressed state Of markets. and
as the majority OF them nre more or less out OF eon
ion Quotations aEe very rzegnlar the sales during
1,29ars Milwaukee wheat, per" virg1nler at 81, g.
laa qfs Anwaukee wheat, per "Dosa," at s7s, In
Izoo ars Milwaukee wheat, per Dare" at s7s. I'M.
ess ess Srso g. Amber Iowa wheat, per "Royal sorer
2.06o qrs Amber 1owa wheat, Per ;" Nor" at sesei.
IS, So qFs Amber Green Bay wheat, per "Eor," at
1.sia qrs Amber Green Boy wheat. per" HapId," ct
so ars Amber Michigan wheat. per "stsgshaw."
..aiso ars Amber Michigan wloat, per Delhi" at
= ISL 81 'seXas gfs X"ser stchisan wheat, per "Anna &
SO Qrs Amber milwaukee, wheat, per "Hende1ika,.'
LIS qrs red winter wheat, per Aluta, )" at i1s,
sll6 qEs spsipg wheaf. per Due Fshe, Ut s6s In.
4is ars mixed maize. per " Colombo" at ass 6l.
Sc qss mixed Chicago maize, per !" Bloosuer." at
as. GROVES T. TODD.
, 1863-09-15

'rorrr,o sent - -p..aJ.s . oe1r-,. aH
wheat s2c0 ID corn II IL hn s;a 9!o ' mo9r 9 bu
pny sa,es ws eaS Of ~ h y very qqes TIC
bu amber Wicf1ean ~ st a. ~ Sto ~ os u ard
49, AIn..r ~. n So 80 ire.
uih y M1nKET sept HDarleT nrn,
$500 In Clinton cnnhfv on - ~ . saies Of
county 1t ~ 4'' y" - " "ao o'o po aeanesso
BARLEY n rouorro-se,t r.-,ha e,o,a ...
toaT srnn nnnistv n1s'hss nf hsz aone onte market
at rom d. "a H.. rer Erehsf X 5 eASaanged bands
have 1eswcen 3 and Co bnseia N f9ooe = e.
, 1863-09-15
CHICAGO CATTLE 11AnKEr,

MoSnAT EvKSIya Sept. Il, 1863.
BEEF CATTLE.-Since the close OF Saturday. mar
kes bnt email amount Of business has been dore ard
tfat principally on Government account Prices are
scarcely 70 hr for the cass OF Cattle being sent into
the market. the demand being for prime and medium
gradee We observe that since the close
market there have been received the various yards
head. and according to tho entered sales at the
various yards. 81 head hare been sold, We note the
fo1sowlt sales:
oShea . Co. sold James Is Cattle, averaging 1111
,, Heeasw as sold Ha5lcwood crews Cattle, ayersg
.sssIles sold Funk 2s Cattle, averaging 1aso at
Keizeer sold Webb 50 Cattle. averaging lis Is
ssaiies sold Poland 10 cstue, averaging 1s1o ns
xSsms sold olpen Co. 10 Cows, averaging 900
al Hee1s : Hgman sold Relnman 50 Cows, averaging
Mss'6 s. soid Aiken d Co. 10 Cattle. sveragtps as
oeS 9:haa GS sold Acker' Co. es Cattle averaging
Gilmore sold Frank Cows, averaging 81 nsas q Is
E2sWeu sold Atkinson Sc Cattle. averaging sl5 IS
Hughes sold - Is Cattle, ayerugiug 1,ou rs o.,
.Hegnes sold cow1ey II Cattle. averaging as Is ut
Hoes-The arrivals havc been very light and con.
slderaby helow the demand prices are nrm aud. II
any difference shade higher than the quotations OF
Saturday. There Is scarcely any stock In the yards
Tor SALE The total receipts hnce Saturday amount to
a8 hogs aud the entered sales up to tho close Of to-
day smarket amounts to 10 Hogs Tie prices range
from s.f5 to $LG0, TIE note tho following saIes.
, 1863-09-15
New York Talrow aud Lard Markets,

A49Fe*7 4A1h9o1k u
TA11ow.-Tkee has becn quite large buseess
day tte ma.fet opened Hih = bsisk demand ior
strictly rEe lots IN hhtls at 1o5@101e ms st Il tla
met continued th1e uahout + ur1day md Friday,
so f0H@1o4c Hasttadily ootalne Tor choice bfaa2s
nd piiGss st'l !arta 9! advanced 11c was paid
slice sato1dsy. he Mssket was . n!s veake= ani
PRICES WeIe shout H@Nc lower. and 1DEc@llHo "a Ia
2uaht. Tterehayc gceA several large ii It No,
y8ow II Ahds red b1ls B. Id as 1oAc At the osa He
The dsms1dito-dsy has been quito bf1sk and p:.cas
f1E 81 2stdes taVe been veil sur tatned Tne arrivals
hs|d n 5s h.sds T. small! Ialle* las improved,
Quality u held ats4@ec. Ftse his dsy, 1855. 19ifc
iS5a: :l94c; R 5seo @ I2S: M 49,; sAc: 1sa2 iohe.
fAyornnlc nens from Rnrop:. Light ArsiyaA and re-.
dnced stcck. rllc-s hays improved. The local de-
ihqoirv. checked soEey hat by tie dsf1y uctuafo1s
IN E1ckADEe. At the cloee L i! 1fn 81 l1fal1I1c
, 1863-09-15


ST. LoUIs-Sert. n-6uKar active. pul sales In the
ast rec Gays Of go hhds Lontaiana on The Limiting al
!xHGl14c . =. The SANG gra.es ht1a In store kc
hLkhcr Sales Of 40 sacke lio coffee in thn nxst
thIec Gays At zeoc 2. Sales OF rs brs PLANTATION
hanCs 1T Dc 2 b. A@'es
DA17n4onE coFFEE MA1KEr-sept u-nIo has b en-
postatec in other aeseHoEs Sales for the wcckfoot
up 6oEe 1do At p.ices ranging from 9sSa2skc
MI tdSance OF 1c 2 n. Java Ia nomlnaf at saaTc
NEW YORK Sept. 12.-CorFKE-The market ia nrm.
With otly mocerate demand. Sales Rirlce our last
~ mat. ;lavn at 86c 21o tags Rio at 8c; and ID
SroAf-The market y nrm, with a fair inquiry.
sales Arce our last .1B0 hda at A410Ks Tor Cu,;n
musc6yado; 1ox@l1c ier Porto iiico 1G9@iixc for
uemnsoTa. and by auction 80 hhds choice Nav Or.
LEAFS as l1t G513Hc, months '
,AoMIAtsKs-Contlnues M steady, With sales since our
tass ol aS. bfis New Orleans at ssGs5Gc 40 hds ST.
E9hA mnscofadG a 43" and by auction, 100 bFls and
100 u do New Orleans At si@5lc, months,
1im With further sales OF 10 hlds Cubn sugar NJ
11@l1Hcs aud 50 hhds muscosado molasses at IA Iii
, 1863-09-15

The Busfness Of Chicago and the War.
from the Correspondence OF tho n. r Ho.ald 1nth.1
Chicago H. the only city IN TIC est TINT has not suf
fe5ed from the var In ST. Louis more than three
tlnnau the suffering In business circles has been So
yerr Before the the trade OF Chicago WAS mainly
With The trade Of Kansas, Nebraska and the plains
formerly went eldes.y to st; Louis. The disturbed
Missouri !yes transferred much OF this Far Western
ttae to Chicago The liannita1 ami St Joseph Eal-
Nay leacDE Girectly Missouri Afforded rc1,!y
line of conmnnse ntiou from the large towns on tho
i.aEne1 and nnred wonderfniy TO The beneGt of Chi
has suffered ~ the slightest degree By the wax Git
Nafd lLoie1tons are TINT It is much needed.
, 1863-09-15

H.
We are constantly receiving conflicting raporta
nom dluerent parts OF our State In reference f, the
prospect OF the tobacco crop. This Information gen.
e1aly, however. conre5s the gratifying inteicence
Lat me late frost hos not seriously injured the
growing tobacco. It hiss, in no section th1t
we hnye heard from dono much damaEe. M
scMe instances 1t pas temporarily retardei the
crop. but IN no instance that VI can hear Of
has Injured 1t to aug great extent 1t would be
fore 70 estimate tho extent c1op It viii nj
tal short Of that Of any previous year The fumense
quantity planted 30 much exceeds the snlouat plaat
Cd In any previous year. that IL will at least mako m
n1l denctenclcs even though tho product be poorar
giye such Information % get, reJin only On that
81 asReaa on sit4e9! leaF q beng aeeelvea
Y. that there ,; Mas In Warren. Simpson. Allen,
htoGaseo hn, Tits Seas III, than there ever vas before
5,sht not 81 bfoal and leay It MS
neeE II years past although tht1e % z.e excsp-
in 1,ops ot fery me esops hgaFy veil nataIed ana
s1d housing :he planting bnt rataer too dr1
1o the ltteS cTops Tho late trust I'D net iptuee apf
tL1rE 10 tha rt Of ths State except the ten
Sessaf yattety tbs only tho 10 cat loc4siee
unol the whole present indication are that Taeru
VIII hot be heayy crop In thtss counties aud shonld
tns;e &c k4g i,tet hfote the 1st OF 0ctoosr there
nut q 1t1relJ destroyed.
, 1863-09-15

provisions ncuefng sales or ea brs poEk on the
a1o,ng s12 q anq 400 DO r. store y 7Soo b5l snd
shoulders. IN 1S9zc p n for plain hams.
BALTIMORE, Sept. u-narrelled meat Is In demand
70 M GoseInment contracts, but for other descr3p
new estera uss pork III 25sl4 s73. new prime N1-
g ~ mRssf-,"eftern rnsked mess s12eo Bait1mote 90
Rlaa ea1yssd "a hang sna @ Ard
&C.. NO hams n the market La.u-Weatesn IN brts
and tEss city rendered 1oc, and refined 12x
PHI1ApKiPutA. Sept. E-Holdere are dtm Ia their
F1eNs, tut there Is not much doing, 900 Ns bagged
hbma and go hfls cltypacknd mesa beef cold to The
tttrte.
, 1863-09-15

81 Total; as2Sa soss5 51915o 1sl&S 1000 1000
iSes ...... 'taelm 45ns 21ossss zl@se 2aso 4s2s5
The markets for general Produce to-day were mora
active and prices ruled higher.
The Flour market was quiet and prices were about
&c loxer-1ih Gales Of about 5000 brls at $so0@7oo
for White Winter Extras: s525 for BED Winter E1-
tEns: H5c64.a7H for Spring Extras: and saeex for
Spring Supers.
Wheat adyanced fnlly1c per bushel under good
rhrrfng and speculative inqufry-With sales Of about
10 co bushels. at e6@sc for No. Red Winter; Sc
fnr I1ciected Winter 9iassc for No Spring; W&ac
for No. Spring; and Soas2c for ReJected Spring. At
Tie coee the extreme figures could not be obtained,
but there Was good demand at elc for No. and s1c
for No. Spring.
The Corn market advanced lac per bushel-No.
Corn IN etore. opening early with sales at Sc. advanc
lpg to SIC. and closing at 5sxos8kc. About 1ssooo
bushels changed hands, at s5Hc for yellow Corn In
store 57h@s8Xc tor canni and dver Corn aaost;
ee&s7c Tor No Corn In store; aad 8@s5Hc for No.2
Corn In store.
ihe market for Oats was axhia buoYsat and excited
, 1863-09-15

Cattle receipts Of bctvcs the State lire stock
senles to-day amounted ia 9f0 head The nttenJance
Of hnJ ers vas Iar and only 100 head wcrc icn ansol
4t the close Of the market Some 80 head we1o tas
1or Washington, and the balance B0 heah) by Ea1ti-
more butchers at prizes ranging from $3t3l75 = 100
rs ior common to prime Cattle decline nn the lower
grades ol 4c and m advance the better Iescr5p-
n,S n9na Sf rs r. snail naaassE q extra bcevss
MoSs-.The market was well supplied aud tic ,etuaad
quite active Prices shoved wide range to coFrcs-
n1ade at $58850 q 100 ms net for Inferior t. prims
I've hogs. decline en- the lower grates Of "a q =
, 1863-09-15

[special Dispatch to tie Chicago Tribunal
CmcEsAT1, Sept. II, 1873.
WmsET-A firm marke& with sa1es OF 55g bzls ut
4t9B4e, the latter ta:e foT wagon.
PEoy1s1oSs-An active demand for oil city mess
pork md GOO tEls sold At s1ooo 100 do at 91Diex On
Saturday evening trade was closed for 100 hrs old
c1Ectnnati packed at 8ocs delivered at Louisville
THIS was bought when Fort Done1son fell. In the
spring Of 1ss2 speculation. and held for the com,
menctng the Southern trade 100 tres ctt7 lard sJ
at eKc; ths demand Is light. Nothing transpred In
bulk meats OK b.con.
, 1863-09-15

Detroit Lumber nInrket-Scpt. II,
ha narE Il frme. and the .fprnnuS eron3


from tho IaCfosse Republican, ,11th,I'
Black River has fallen about two feet leaving about
two millions Of logs the l9ke shors this sfe Of
some thousanda Of collars expense Of hnulin. in.
There are now abo1t nVe millions rated ready Tor
movement below. Shepard d Southar,Is saN mill AZ
North Lacrosse. y busy At work Crosby Il HSons 5
and Root loolnts mills arc It'll Idle thcIr men being
The city. '~--'4e ~
Average logs as the boom arc figured at s12 90 a
farfds. '1~
Common fencing lumber Is held at SIS % thousand
n LaGosfe Eair lpilolng l9shez WITH three mouths
runs anys here nom SO % 70 $500 It's cash Ill the
, 1863-09-15

BASE BAl1--~A very close aud exciting
match at base hall, between the Gar6eU City and
oscola Club Of this city, was played yesterday at
tes1oou OF the cricket gsouuds on Weet Madison
street, which lasted two ton1s and twenty-five
1ninntes. Owing to the absence Of several mem-
bess Of each club 1t was decided to play with fve
men On q side, and 10 have butstx innings Instead
OF the number required BY the 1u1es OF the game.
The following il the score.
, 1863-09-15

sales Of Louisiana Sugar ut St. LOUIS,
from the Missoa1t Democrat, 1atn1
esle< OF 1G htdt LoufttGi st 1856. "a do do At
q y, ut ecI GCm New Orleans ~ "S 4-'sS
, 1863-09-15
fJuv.

The Quarternasser at St. Louis adverttses for pro-.
roso to be received until the 18th instant for 10
tons prime Timothy Ray to be delivered at Memphis
at the rate Of 100 tons per weak, commencing Sept
q and contracts for 5000 cons to be- delivered at St.
Louis, are to be nwrrded at the game time.
, 1863-09-15

FIpUr-Qufet md unchanged
gHaIA-~heat In In9aeIate d demand at q @ for No.
winter Illinois: $1.lo for red winter Ohio, Corn in
moderate dt m4nd 1T &c Oats SIC for Illinois,
NusKr-1n fair demand at 4Ha4SHc,
FEK1aHTS-
1kFoRrs-t7eoo bTis lour. 121 900 bu wheat q go bu
corn.
EroR1s1aooo hsla -four. &! 900 bu wheat, 2 700 bu
, 1863-09-15

Captain George r.. Ford. Assistant Qua1termaster
e. viii tsS
lossea, to John {. Ganztern. at $11os6 per head,
to $l2Q pef head. 'S>'
, 1863-09-15

MONTEREY At E97,
Sterling exchange 1rmcs, With moderate busfncsn
at at1:9x914lA. 0N'''e'''
to ssh. md closing 1rm at sex.
GovEREME6T sToCE5.
Government Stocks trm.
US. 6s 81. coup .t691c6x' Tsos, notes. o:K9ln
, 1863-09-15
philadelphia Dry Goods nInrkct,

Detroit Whitef1sh nIarket-Sept. IL.
Price. firm at the following rates; Nhlte0sh a,
34.G&5oo = bEl; trout quiet as $s25@i5o.
, 1863-09-15

tFFom the n Y. journal OF Commercial
The hay crop Of the Eastern States turns ont very
nearly an average Farmers Will be enabled to vi tier
MEch more ttock than the appearances OF opening
summer seemed to warrant. "27
, 1863-09-15
The Frost In the New York Provision ndnr

The New York World Of the 10th nays: "Lsrg
November and December At lis 530l& %. The spec1
alton nAscd On tho frost actounta tom the West
, 1863-09-15

q 1S'1s t1o 1Ree tA u1so CITY. 18th.I
We nt ticsd large drove of hogs pxssice th,ourn
o6n lnns1ta M sre My aud were brought up Ia I'LL
, 1863-09-15

IFtsaa the Detroit Advertiser, uth.]
FEeights en- salt to CtlcsEo have ad7a,ced IA ysc
itom by City, and SOC from ports higaer u2, 30
, 1863-09-15

,EKO11S-EEEEN AFPLEs-LaFge Quantities ore
day arriving The qualities are GENERALLY quite equal
to tio average receps and the present ofsPply
range from oo 10 81 % barrel Fo. tie latter g.
1ss ths hest fI1it eaa BE- lad PE4c9Es ukss
greater proportion than usunl were packed ia boxes
but The Qualities generally we're really ne, and plum
pa1a TO the culture Of this delicious ft Prices, IS
On Saturday. are exceedingly low ranging from - to
the market has heen soil for $1oo and rezily good
q RE ss g xht n e.
IN az , ;emaa4 M and tns b. s9ppy = gooa nlaek Pluns
1n1Iitles. at II % z haskct, FEAE9TNc aunnlY Is
, 1863-09-15

7uK POLICE CoCRT on HooPs-In the Po.
Court, Yesterday morning, Mary Webb, some
what questionable piece Of dimsty, waa brought
before bic Honor, Justice Mcdonnell IN what the
prosecuting witncss,a policeman, sa1d was male
attire" The view taken by the Cont Of Misc
Mays apparel, seemed to coincide with those Of
the policeman, for the charge as It stood, fine
Was entered against her Of twenty I'VE dollars
and costs. But the only masculine element In the
young 1ady'e gasb WIS purely negative one. She
had no hoopa: Nor WAS the ci1eum ference Of her
outer garments Increased by any combination Of
stec1 and whalebonc, nor by any gaseous or atmos.
pharical tndation. II the court meant to say that
hoops constitute the essential distinction between
male and female appare1 then The fine is perfectly
tatel1tgible but our tlco:y OF the parchment is
that the appasiton OF booplcas calico SO bewlder-
ed the Judge that NTH the ceual 1aptdlty Of the
Police CopEu he l'sesed sentence before he had
time to recover att scattered eenses However that
may be, the party affected received the decision
With quiet noncbalance, whose language seemed
to be that. whether clad in mems or vomen,s
clothes, she was not at any rate clothed with yir,
tue ~ With garment" and Consequently could
not expect to pses uuscathed through TIE fire. Of
the Police Coust
, 1863-09-15

xr%aea1+ nvd {..,v.,&.-.n
..
.4o1c how. he,oncfnc IN Hannah r.v &C.
1o The street In front Of their store, and es csnei
undiscovered. Neither horse OF thief have bee1
heard from.
-
AANcEs3'-4nomas hchealney, boy o.
twelve yca5s' was examined yesterday befors
me ronee Court On the charge Of stealing 70
be sent to the Reform School "'@
.-.
Hoa ehA1IASooGA--Mr- W1nslow, OF the
oo~1o Oh franc Battery, viii leave for the South
ta's evening, aud VIII take letters aad packages
1or Inc Battery. Il lett at the War Committee room
no. 15 City Railway Block.
slone1s hare ordered Tint hereafter mn ,rho,o..,s
arrests Of the inmates f disrenpt.h,c onees eha11
BE- made except upon ef,1nn1at1,t and ,rarront
aud then only in the day time, except where noisy
or other d1eotder1y scenes arc enacted.
AN EDITOR DRoWSED---lt Is feared that
W. J. lahnm Of the Chicago 7amss' editorial staff,
wnS ono Of the passengers on the fff-fated sun-
'ocam. de aeit cnicaso seTen weeks ago. intend
ing 10 DC absent three weeks, since which time
to have lad pass to return on the Sunbeam
.------,.
BUSINESS CaAs61.-Mf. .. 3. Barrett,
cotnet's oa'ne cs'tn'ns nfm OF Barrett, King q
Corl nag 1olmea a co'paEtnefship With C. B. King
o' nc" 1osR' ana F. a. Eastman OF this city, and
mas opened an exfcneive Wholesale grocery house
at:a Lake street. No firm could be made up bet
ae1 than fcis and le"i firms hare started out with
ofaghtet prospects OF success.
A.. - --.
: - rs-",' ee.4eso Aoiee iaa 1eeA4ess-
-. - ~ e,e. ses'eso.s a''ctnooh' giving ut
alarmed occupant who vAinly endeayored to stop
him. A heavy team at the corner Of Adams street
brought him too, but 70 suddenly, thatthe vehicle
*ss upset and Its contents unceremoniously
e9ec1ea.
-AR1nerox rrox = n,,-x,r
T,,1. ,,u-,a ~ MIN
1.s+ ,,t.,,t -, ~. - sss et.. uoupe tee*asea'
p,~,n Mn1, .sa ,nast a a...a., -. 'ue.i openlns N
a.t.-...sa ' ,eS...e e Deh. aasee xs.oence OF Inc
se'auou ~ "@en 1ney are hela oy the amuse-
1,o''ns .as1 puone. ihe naA was aled to rcple-
~s PaeAea-anu htee OF touf hundred
ts.N4N".N' u ~ ~ 49, W etanoins 1oon. osef
:, ."o ~ aunaleo ueAess *cte solo al Inc ONCE
= al eatiafact}on.
.,. r-------,- .-
: a. GsoAA..s oAf ERf--An ac-
-.1'. oetuiseo ~ henaaa oaSe15. corner OF
e' .o'n aao 1sa'"elon stfeets, Monday NOM
s - = oe'oeA" 4"o ~ tae "ofKmen, Michael
Asone' a'a 'e1'lan' "aoae Name 1a moi known
W'nJ que coobectta "atn Inc Establishment, got
: upon tne oImmy Platform With a load Of crack
e.s' ana aseended 1net as:it reached the third
s~'y ue 1ope osoEe1 anu platform, men and
fA1
, 1863-09-15

coEkTT pH9sIcJANfs AEpoHr.
The Clerk read the following from the County
rhyticsan. which was ordered placcdon file;
LIONS, Cook Co., Sept. !, 1868.
To the Honorable Board Of Supervisors:
I have to report to Jon that the Sanitary coutlI.
ton fthe Poor House IL excellent there being less
patients IN The sick toome thsn at any time during
the Inst Efne months. The 1umhsr Of deaths fol
the lax1 quarter 1s 1l1ee Of births flra-s isish
Respectfully submitted, GEO n Fog,
Attending Physician.
The School Commissioner asked the Board to
appropriate s1ooto defray the expenses Of Teach
ess' Institute, to be held at Blue Is1and and Pala-
tirc. Referred to the Committee on Scboolz.
Judge Bzad~e1l sent In communication, ask
Ing for additional room IN which to hold his court.
Keferzed to the building Committee.
The petition from the Dai1ias OF the County ask
Ing for increased compensation at the rate OF two
dollars per day. instead of enc dollar and halt,
Is te1tto1ore, Was referred to the Committee on
Jail and Jail Accounts.
The Clerk read Summons In the case OF ". E.
Trelt1, ys. the County Of Cook, which .onmot:on,
WE referred to the Judiciary Committee
The assessment rolls were refesred to the Com
mi:tte on Equalization Of Ta1ee.
Adjourned to ten O'Clock this morning.
, 1863-09-15

EESTUcK1Ays, ATTENTION i-McCu1dy l. Co.,
Sc Randolph street, hlanth OF Lexington. Ey,
house, arc prepared 10 furnleh clothing OF al
grades at the lowest prices.- el25t
, 1863-09-15
COMN!IIGRGa4AILs

... MONDAY EvES1Eu, Sept. IL, 1858,
Tia tollcwtr tahle shows the receipts and shin
melts dutl1g the psst forty eight hours;
RECEIPTS FOE roRTT-11uur HOURS PAST.
, 1863-09-15

Alfexhany Liys Stock Mnfl1ct-Sept. IL.
were liberal Several hundred hcad Wefe ie{t over
unsold The rates were anont The ns last week
Tie receipts and sales at the Allegheny Yard were;
, 1863-09-15
THE INCEST GAZE IN TUE POI1uF
COURT
The Unnatural Parent Held tn Rail
ut the Recorders Court.

The wretch, JOIN Murphy, spoken OF In yester-
day moTning's TRIBUNE as arrested on the cha,re
OF rape and incest committed On the person Of his
daughter, Bridget Murphy, a girl of twelve years
OF sge, was up for eIaluiratIon before the Police
Court yesterday. John is 3 equatty, square-faeed,
squn1e.shon1desed al equafe-nosed Irishmau, and
bcastlinees md brutality crop ont etrope in his
eountenance. The child, Bridget, IN orphan by
the loss Of her mother, and wore than o.phaued
in the depravity Of her father, was compelled ia
s]eep In the same bed with John and a female "a.
grant, supplying the place OF Johns absent wile
now serving out a term in BzideweIl. The fnfa:
mops act wae committed Inst Saturday night, and
was followed the next morning by whipping, ad
miuistered BY John to Bridget, because she ex.
posed tie transaction to his concublpe, Officer
Ganety found the girl crying IN the nelghborhood
Of her unnatural fathers house, and to him she
laid open the story Of her abuse and shame. The
testimony Of the pbyslcian who examined the
girl not only confirmed the statement made by
herself aud the officer. but dfaclosed the additional
fact, that the touch Of the father had communicat
cd to his offspring disease Of the most yIruleut
character. No' trace of emotion. no touch Of
ehae, or even OF parental relenting or tenderness
disturbed the stold Indifference Of the beast Mu..
phys countenancc, during the examination. He
was held to bail in one Thousand dollars.
, 1863-09-15

Go TO TIE BEsT-Go TO BRYANT 4 SrnArroS's
CHICAGO COMMERCIAL co1IEeE, to get 4 thorough
practical bueiueeB education. For circulars ad-
dEess (ere1osing stamps BRYANT Il STRATToS,
, 1863-09-15

G Kipxie Of the Atlantic Club acted aB Umpire.
and Geo. s. Lyman us Score. for the Garden City.
and ]. Z, Sheldon for the 0soeola, Home run was
made by gheek u the Garden City. Altogether It
Sypz mn exciting match.
, 1863-09-15

GTOLEN-On the 31st Of August.
~ Gro black Mare, about years old, not Rs.e-
! scratches sp dank. lest worn ard lame. d1.o, ono
coed kxed brown 3year old colt. black En1uo. taU
h!nd foot lberal re.Ad for infoTmaaon 10 u TO
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