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The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-12-30
Testimonials TO the Value OF
Laughing asas.

MONTPELIER. Oct. Il. 1868.
Having witnessed the effects the Nitrous ONyd
Gas in the extracting Of teeth by Dr. j. NJ Comegy, take
pleasure stating that think it OF the greatest i'm
proyemns otthe age the application Of science for the
relief Of pain IT. regard FAR preferable to tina of
Ether Chorolom, while the 'eef fom pain is just as
entire that Of Ether Choroform is free from thos
depressing influences often follow their COM
mend entire relief from pain to those
who wish have teeth extracted and resin pleasing
associations connected with the operation.
VII H. RICHARDSON, n. D.
DR.. JONI NJ CoMEdYs.
Dear SIR; Having witnessed the effect of the
Nitrous Qxyd Gas administered by for the relief of
pain in the extraction Of teeth, fully in the
statement above made by DR.. Richardson.
further state that this Gas has long been known, to
scientific men, and has cfen been administered by Pro
fessors ard Lectures in all Colleges pleasant
and amusing experiment. More recently, it has been
tensivey used by Dentists in yaious parts OF the Coun
try relief Of pain in the extraction of teeth, in
jury from its having been reported. have no
hesitancy in saying that believe * to be the safest and
best agent present known the Profession, for render
Ing thesysem insensible pain under dental surg
cal operations. .... :.
Rartnn VI Oct IS63
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-12-30

LEFT FOR BRArrLEBoRo.-Mr. Peek, Super
intcndenr of Recruiting in this half Of tins
County, sent SO recruits ths( Wednesday)m morn
ing, to Brattleboro. lie has sent So previously,
and 8 more viii fill the quotas from the towns
in his district Many Of these are already en-,
listed, and no doubt all Of tn EN- will be before
the 9th OF January.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-12-30
RSX TELEGRAPH
TO THE FREEMAN,
4 O'CLOCK, p. M
Special 10 the TaUeier.

Special 10 the ITaveLer.
WASHINGTON, Dee, 30. The Richmond Wing
of the 2Sth, taVors treating with Gen. Butler
for the exchange OF prisoners.
/ The rebel Congress has placed the financial
question in the hands OF special Committee
and several new plans have been proposed.
/ The Wing opposes wholesale CONSUMPTION,
/ and says the country will moi stand it.
i The Why says there Is great mortality
among the Federal prisoners at DanYille.
The official report Of the rebel loss at the bat
1 tie oe Chickamauga was 2,297 killed, 1850
dangerously wounded, 1880 slightly, and
900 missing.
Lord Lyons had pto.rac,ed interview wi,u
Secretary Seward "a the Chesapeake affair,
which may prove troublesome.
NEW Y0Rk. DEC 80. Since Congress LAS Ie-
fused TO p4y tho ox9,bi,au. b5uuI.s, expected
re en..s.m.us have been very much increased,
ana huadr Dis are d min daily. Iua i.# weeks,
AZ the present E-.e near. aL LAs Alm5 VI the
Potomac VIII have re-yllstc- ior The war.
some ii uIe 1a.lmeu, L4te gone ia bodily,
whig4 few have refused altogether. 10 is ls-
ported ll-C scyeo. Wisconsin regiments are
among .ae latte.
The Times dispatch says she War Depal.-
ment has under considerations several Important
questions relative D. Tue draft winch vii short
" be more public. The quotas Of the several
states are beng -rrangei 50 as 10 avoid Difficult
ty in the iurure. The time fixed Tor the enforce
1aent Of tile d.al, viii uot BE- later than the mid
ole of January. The time for enlisuug recruits
in the regular army las been extended to jane
18th 1864, during which time the extra bounty
of $500 will be paid.
Five hundred and twenty Union prisoners
from Richmond reached Annapolis to-day, being
those exchanged by Gen. Butler. Oh this mum
Der but sixty or seventy were sicG, the others
being IN pretty good health.
The constant departure OF troops who have
re enlisted or another term OF three years SER
vice, is having great effect upon the remaining
men who are eager to re-enIst and visit their
homes on turIough of thirty days.
Last night eighty-two rebel prisoners came
from Camp Douglas, Chicago, to tbs city TO en-
ter the United States Naval service, having got
tired of the rebellion
WAsnmGroS, Dec %. Judge fancy is con-
sidered no worse this evening. lie has been Ill
since Sunday.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-12-30
OIL CLOTH CARPETS,

In wide sheets and narrow widthsin the beautiful
amed finish, the most desirable and elegant goods mad
for sale at manufacturer prices by the NEW ENGLANl
CARPET COMPANY, rs Hanover st. Boston. ONE PRIe
CAsu sYsTEM sTRICTLY ApHERED
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-12-30

NARROW Escape The noon tram going
south, Monday, came very near meeting with
shocking accident. AS it was passing over
the Lamollo River Bridge, at Georgia, the ten
der ran of the track, but as fortune would have
it, the coupling did not break, and thus the
whole train was undoubtedly prevented gong
eff the bridge, distance of eighty feet to the
waters edge.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-12-30

The Veteran Battery, is, we understand, full
aud more too. Quite a number who have re-
Gently enlisted to 60 in it, have not been able to
get in.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-12-30

THIRD LGcruRE-Ibe third lecture in tie
course here, will be delivered by Rev F. w.
Shelton Wednesday evening Of this week, at
7I-2o'cock We need only to awe this notice
u ensure i iu.I house.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-12-30

The 5ru REGIMENT. Our readers should not
be msled respecting the strength ct the NTH
regiment, by the telegram announcing the num-
Der coming home, only those who hayere-enlist-
ed having furIoughs.
The regiment must number 700 or more now.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-12-30

l7ru REGIMENr.-This regiment is making a
little progress. Capt. Browns company at ST..
Adams Is to receive final medical inspection
Friday, Jan l.
, 1863-09-30

Bus. Canal i idy. No. Corn No. . Com
Date Eold+ eF, AaoAt. In store. In store.
Sept o.. Go,GD co GOO 6IH@6IEc 62H@6l &
Sept u. .1S30 0c0 69A@D4c 61tG6Sxc IS Ge67 6
Sept, 8. .16QDCO 70 &GEc C. GA7DHc 67K&69Hc
ssPt. $s..lsSSS :$xSS = $Sas :sh@MHs
ssPPt sssPt. S. 1ssS s:sss sc 9 SH*s ST Il 4 @SSs s7s
TopAT me 1sFket adysneed 2M@2e RsF b 61sHs N,sa
Mixed afoat st sc 5000 bu DO st 7lc; sGn bu No
aasat at ic G9DN IS a * b. n Nc g Go5a si u
5000 bu DO at 7le; u 600 bn No Corn IN store at
e eco hu do ut c: 500 bu do In 4. - at ~
bu DO Tin North 61e houses) at 71@Hc; 200 bu Re-
BY sample 400 1acs White Mixed at nc on track
The aIket to-day closes quiet at the wing quo
, 1863-09-30

IoSa4~+ss..... I&4-o l1lD6Q 4Ileo 19JD 7000 cl000
TO-DAY, owing to an excitement In gold, the genera
produce markets were buo5ant and active.
There was continued good demand for Flour. and
under light supply the market was frm, and closed
nbout 1ec llgher-wfth sales Of about 1910 br1s at
sGco@8 % for winter extras; s5.so@6s0 for epring
extras; and 81 2594-15 for spring supors.
There wRs very aetlve Inquiry for wi1ter wheat.
md the market advanced S94c per buRhel. Spring
wheat also advanced 2@2Kc per busbe-wIth sales Of
about 40 600 bushels, at 81 os@1ll for No. Red
for Rejected Red; $1.cGh@1t3h fer No. Spring
s1csx@1 os for No. Spring: and 81 oo@l.o2 for Re.
tected sps1rg-Tte market closing 1rm.
Corn advanced 2k9se per bu-ptth sales Of about
Is 300 bushels, at 1i@75c for Canal and yer Corn
atoat; 7s6s74c for No. Corn in store 719s2xc for
No. ? Corn in store: and 10c for Rejected Corn in
stote-the market closing quiet.
EOats In good dcmsnd aud prices ruled TIC per
bushel higherwih liberal eales at 52@SHc for No
aud 5195ac for No. 2-the market r1osug firm at 52x@
Sc for No. /,
Rye was In actiEe request and 1c ighcr-No. sell.
Ing at s$h@esc. and No. ot61c
There was also somc inquiry for Barley and sellers
had tie adruEtage-No2 IN ttore selling at 81 IL
The market for uighwines advanced 1c per gul with
heavy Bales at 50c-e1osipg very nrm-loldera asking
81 cents.
Frcghts we're dull-with light engagements at &c
for wheat, and Sc for corn to Buffalo,
Ii btel Shst!e to-oAS Tue market hz8 cea dull ard
Inactive The total number Of salrs at tha rsrtous
yards Aount 10 2s head at p.ices rape1rg fo so n
@2s7H. There Ia no inprtvsment upon yeatercara
rites, that The market romans at decline trom
ssturdsys quotations ef2ha5c. In Hogs II receipts
haSe been heavy. amounting to cs9 Whit tie sales
effected through the Gay hsnount crly to i.o:Q. a
large pzorortlon Of the receipts light hogs ard
muck Inferior to recent averages. For this elay.
the1e1sb but little demand. Prime qualities are sali.
= hrf bA 1Ykrb bat ahrrv
.nrdsysratet Of 20e2sc = 100 NJ. Y1sh anll heavy
H4!e.
, 1863-09-30
Western Freedmenss Aid Commits
S10ns

Being regular reader Of yonr valuable paper,
ana showing 3our Interest In the work Of eleya-
nhg inc oppressed race. I have concluded to drop
NV dsH Nnes Telntive 70 my agency In the
mission. 4~ WIN
:, I was commissioned, and comm enc ed nv labors
the first OF Inst May. Ono month epent among
the freed people down South learninr Cher rea1
condition, and reporting 10 the eocIctT. Since
then. / have, now Tor four months b.en tsnyeiinn
and lecturng and collecting fer this nohle ohiccf
have travelled, In All since Nay 1st, about. 0S5
miles given over eighty lectures, collected nyer
81 500, and have etrivcn to enlist the people. In
every place, Hhete have been, In the WORK OF di-
iuc and forwa1diog boxes for the needy freed
men.
would here express my heartfelt gratitude for
the weicome 1 have everywhere received, and /
would esy to those not get Visited
ask their aid In this ere.t aud good Nork In the
mean time let none walt for the agents coming
ere they give to this needy and suffering people people
For convenience have lately mo red TO c6acaso'
wbcrc can be addressed. Boz No. a)9o, and to nc
money can be cent for this object.
Our Commission ia greatly encouraged py the
liberal responses Of the public, and are e0lAfeiug
thcir operations, sending on augmented supplies
and additional teachers a. fast as they 3re able.
This Society WAS started By the vas1ons denon-
inations. each having IN equal representation on
the parent board Il has received, and We trusI II
will contippe 10 receive, the active CO operations
Of the various churches, and Of Ph1la9tnfoplste "
generally. T. Co1b.
, 1863-09-30
Cincinnati Market.

IoFS%1o3 Ot7Pase11 % WIG Ca1CaKU 1E1UunHsI
cIacE1An. Sept 1861.
WHssKY-rho demand IL fahs mp to the offerings
ard the market rules hrm. Tho sales comprise abou
60 btls. at ss95eKc. the Inter rate for wagon.
PEos1s1o1s-There was good deman1. OH city
packed mess pork At $40 90 and so brls sold at this
rate bat 4075 was generally asked, Country packed
is hel5 at $o.sH@io u. no demand for Hew. sl35Na
Aso nre the prices asked for new. BnlI Shoul !ers
were N moderate demand With sales of 50 COO at s. %
packed Sides were also Inquired for, with sales OF
s00o Ms at SIC. Small sales Of Bacon Shout ezs we.e
made at 5%c; sides are held 1t ska7kc Lard Is nsm
ut 9AGzlnc.
, 1863-09-30

CoTTox- Exc1ted and prices advanced 23Sc 8a9Sc
sF1opE-0pea l5c higher. hut with the decline ia
ne gota mafEet became heavy and buyers generally
n9s MS s3 toE eJ.a roma hoop Ohio sso7 IS or
nsA1@Dal1 and heavy. Western exc.
.,GkA1T.-Nheat openeu more active aud fu1ly Il.
nthHI ent c.osed 4ua-buye1s generally feflstn:. TO
Psy tae aMeESanse e Sales At ri old Chicaso
. en,h = ~ pslo new DOS &1159al26 iur MIL
$s:s f1I ola RI Enter Hines. Corn fTesnlar
Wtth b9yem aesLtatiug on previous prices, "A''
essSc for shipping mixed western aHoat aaas1r In
western. e"s'~|se Ao3
FRovIsIoSs-Pork moro active and 1rner at ST. 50
tot OLD mess; I'll co for dos SO 15f0 Sd for "
PRIME; al32s@ieeo @ tor new pEno mess Besr dnll
q 1o4@1l1ci also 600 brls for Febrary aai Warch
df llcx and 15e0 brls for December anu JnuuarT On
r. Cheese trmer at 1na1lc, wa
, 1863-09-30

,FEAT1IEKS-ifime Qu0lItl ess are ID very active
er than last quotations. We quote:
lrlme LiEu Geese Feathers q t,,.......... 4aaisc
Common to Fnir.- ......... SD l6c
,.E1Su-The receipts of WHrrrFtsu coliinue Tepy
light. Market steady md rather Qufet DRIEn HEE,
RINGS are more plentiful the new ish nre ID Yery
prime order. IicKLED HERRxx9s nre scaFe and r.
ce1rts much below the demand, Ne Guote
Nod Whitensa, half 5l2Xaas7k
NoS ~ ....ss......".... 4B7E@513x
no! lFout ................. Ito G441J
no. oHlront .................. 400 @4S
Eoa1sn. = IO n4. .:...........,.s....f f.5 &7G0
40 MAckefels half nrlH $50 E13.W
NO. 40 DO s......s....,..... $50 &a7.na
No;1 GO Ets.. ..................... 225 @2.N
f1tke3 Hes{c&e (neE} }.--.,.............G Geo @65e
MOL Df1ed Ber1tuE r box. X......,.....s,. 50 a IS
scaled ..............,, 90 a 65
, 1863-09-30

.RRoEIrrsaRecefpts beeves, 707l cows and calves
.RAeoy s1oEs:-Mere active: beef cxt:a lGalic. ne
6tnm to good e@9Ac- common 6j5&Ikc Inferior 5X
VEAL CALvEs.-n- pretty good dem4na and
prices arc maintained IT Tor lnfcrior; ssEc for
kAEEF-Ihe market opened a little lrmer fof sheep.
out an increased supply, moderate demand ana tic
Wafmef eather have all produced heavy feeling
and at tie close pric.s are not well sustained
LAADe-lamhs are also depressed live, IXa5tfc:
rev very good nt 333c and common at 3Xc inrnhhi
are worth from & o. as 50 z head A''
onT moe r1efe Ry sn9 fs gefE heaVy and With
large number remain on sale C0I1a.fod liys iitfe
3hc. LIED. 3L615kc -'"s -'1SS
, 1863-09-30

TuEsDAF EvKE1Ha, Sept. &, 1865.
BEEF CATTIE.-The receipts to-day have been
very small, and but little business has been doue as
at various yards the entered eAlas onls amount To
2s9 head There are but few lota left unsold, the Dc
mand Il, however, limited and saies arc lower than
cur last quotations.
BAlKS To-nAY,
Fryn Co. gold neinneuan d Co. 1sl Cattlr. aver
Adans sold Gzoenbsum 50 Cattle, averaging l,os,
Ms Al 800.
, 1863-09-30

TOE SAI,E-Residence and other
Il Prope1ty.-Lo.s tn Duncaos, osdeab aad Bvt>
tarnelds a dottious-
Lot On Eadi4cn street.. rear jefferson.
Eouse ano lazge lot corner IndA1a ana Woloos
Let 118H By 100.
Rouse and lot csfre< Of Pire and nitrols Bta
Two 1ota az three stoye.. 153. tJ7 A1a LII He"a
MauiAoa IT.. opposttt High Schcoi- v.,so1-A
AID MAttEon stree T. ..,.z,t ye-~o.e
ALso-A srge we'll docred Let On re T;;n 1FS
rtAr tee Ptt1tbrY kn Railroad Bt!dze. pJ
No 5. ovEr II Wells Hteet ss1sas. s.s1@.
, 1863-09-30

TO-DAY the M4fEet Was act!fe aud prIces advanced
1c per luahet Sales were 70 600 bn No. Barley ID
store at $t.10; g. % bu DO at H. BY sampIe-t bu
ut 81 10 acl: A0bu at b. y del The market at the
closc WIS steady Mt the following quotations,
No. Barley ......,,...,,....,...,......I IGtA1 II
ALEUIfQl-0Wingt 10 ina ifnnroremcnf IN EiSh.
, 1863-09-30

"A ABADBREATH--The greatest cursc the human
family Is heir TO- Bow many lovers It haz eepatat-
ject is 60 delicate, your nearest friend viii not
mention It, and Jou arc ignorant OF the fact. TO
Flow ers" as dentrifce, night and morning. It
aleo beautiaes the complexion, removing all tan.
ptnples, and freckles, leaving the ekia soft and
white Price SOC. For sale By Smith & DWYer,
Lake etfeet-Auga9 u1-w.Rt enM-2w
, 1863-09-30

Go 10 THE BEsT-ao TO B8YARr b S@AATToHs
CmcAoo CoxAxHo1A1. CoI1EaE, 70 get thorough
practical buBinese education For circulars ad-
dtess (enelos1ng stamps) BRrAhT q er6ATToEs
Chicago, Dlfnp11.
, 1863-09-30
PORT OF CHICAGO.

.-.. AsEfVED ........--sept.sg
stmr Sea Btrd, Pabst, Two Rivers, sundries
rrop Empire State, Williams, 0kiensburg, sundrtea
Prop Lacy Franktn, Hinkley, st Joseph, IS brls ap
Rles, 90 baskets peaches.
Frop Water Witch, Eyaer, SarnIa, suutries
Prop Sun, Ames. Goderch. sundttes
3pE K2hert Emmett, Demesey, kaci1e.
Eehr sailor Boz, Long, Erie. ,6co oEls salt
sshr sh H, lFEia Taylor paekasd5 PeE % N lumber
wood.
schr Charlotte Fulton, Centrevit1e % cords wood.
Schr Eornet, Anderson, Browne Pier, 90 m slaves
schr Eichara Mott, Pomeror, oconto, LIS m lumber.
70 N 1ath,
CLEARED............d dept. y.
Stmr Sea Bird, Pabst, Two Rivera, aundrtea.
Prop Prairie State Wntiams O.:lie1 14burS sun5r{es
Prop ldaho Conkey, Buffalo, So po} bu OATS 1to9 bE1
Prop Niu4ow, Smith, Sntna sundries, 199 bsIs -four
Brig BAY CITY, Nelson. Buffalo, I, 900 bu corn
Brig VIM Treat, Baine, Buffalo, Is 500 bu wheat
Se!f Poland. Lynch, Elk Rapids, 1000 nu corn
schF Fremont, McPhan, Buffalo, Il 900 bu wheat.
schr Athenian, Mcintyre. Buffalo, i. bu wheat.
, 1863-09-30
Qbicagu Grilonne.
THE CITY.

PEnsosA1-Capt. Chickering, of the ssth
illinois regiment. who WAS wounded in tho recent
battle. arrived In the city by the Pittsburgh and
Fo,t Wayne Railroad, last evening.
, 1863-09-30

FLouR-s steady at $6.co for fancy.
GRA1N-WEe1t in moderate demand and cIosca
frmer. Sales In the morning Of winter rel Indiana
at Is; Chicago spring on p-t Corn better; nli-
nois at slc- Barley active.
CANAL FRX1aErs-As shade weaker on grain. Flour
a3@4lc, wheat lG@1DAc, corn 8k@s4c to New York
M ARTNE TEXHT9
, 1863-09-30

The receipts Of lumber are likely to be seraousy IN.
terrn2ted betwsen !oy E9teT and exosbitant Iaroad
pot Of actua1 prohibition Since our last report tie
receipts b rixer have been leg than 5o 900 feet and
Ne learn that aeyeIa raf fast tho lower rap
Ids, and u view Of this state ofaits holders are firm,
and Wholesale prices arc tending upwards.
IoGs-There have been no recent arrivals, and, In
deed cannot be till considerable rise tn the rfrcE,
We annex ysrl prices 10r dry lumber, shingles and
, 1863-09-30

arising fruu Specific cauaee, in bott Ecxee ne1
and reliable treatment, in reports o; the Howard
Aesotiation-eenti in Eealed letter envelope tree Of
cha-rc. Address, Dr.. j. Skt1l1n Houghton Uow-
ard Arrociatton, No. South Ninth et,eet philA-
de1rhfh Pa 8n91-Sm
, 1863-09-30

lat 81 aad itotay arc IN Gair request xtn ..,se
+ q ss Ga g - sisy csat9 soi ii e.
1nseoo Is again higher taies @ bsl nos ~ r. p9ae
At$8xQ. VIC 1@+so&.u ~ nall
, 1863-09-30
New York stock and n1oney yn1arks<-sep. ~.

USs 81, coup. .-......l17t 7S0s TreaA. .1o6<G10sK
MONEY Market c5By Mt 6 2 cent.
1s7K. -, -
Gold fzmef, hut the market very Irregular and un-
settled ming at l4K, advancing to ill., declining
TO to, aud closing quilt 1t 49,
, 1863-09-30

New York Salt market-Sept. 24
TEe .ecsipts s1e Nsht atd tie mKrrtE IL Ia ,n,..
4uence onlet: nave only to nokce IS sacks LII.
bu Tu1At hlsads to sr1iSe. Ees2ie, 4ic, moa ~''
, 1863-09-30

Has received strong certificates Of its virtues a.
a ha1r preparation, from every section Of lie
country. Worthless limitations abound, I'll tend
ipg to increase the popularity Of the original ari-
etuoy, and Is inimitable. Sold everywhere,
p303t-Wf&m)
, 1863-09-30

psis sep9sT u oend part al 9s: so 10. dbl;
bes ffmsni: y ~ Sases 70. nutncss nt 71333: i53
ato ITO bngs EinEcr 13xr Ut 559sJc:
, 1863-09-30


Episcopal Church, whose annual session was held
during the past week at Rockford, arrangements
were made for f1liDg the pu1pIts Of the Methodist
Churches Of this city, for the year ensuing a. fol.
lows:
The Rev. Charles Il. Fowler, who has been
preaching during the psst year at tho Jefferson
Street Church, goes 10 CLARK Street Church. We
nave already spoken Of tho abilities Of this gentle
man, and his retention In this city must be coz
aidered matter Of special cougratulatIon By the
lovers Of pulpit eloquencc.
The Rev Eobe1t Bentley will supply the pulpit
vacated BY Mr. Fowler, at the Jefferson Street
Church. M1. Bentley has recently graduated at
the Biblical Institute, and Is said to be q young
man Of promise.
The pulpit Of the Indiana Street Church will be
n1led BY The Rev. J. c. stoughton, IN cx Chaplain
from the army.
The connection OF the Rev. Robert L, Collier
with the church on Wabaeh Avenue remains uodis.
tu1bed.
The Rev. E. D. Boring, whose term as presiding
elder Of the district has EXPIRED will take tbs PAS
torshsp Of the Twelfth Street Church. And the
Rev. S. P. Reyes lakes the place Mr.. Boring as
presiding elder.
Thechurch on West Indiana street wIll be under
the caro- Of Rev. Mr. Skelton. -
The Rev. Iuclns Il. Bugbce, late pastor Of the
Indiana Street Church, takes charge Of q church
at Waukegan.
Among the topics discussed at the Conference
was that Of reduction Of the number Of districts
from seven, as It now stands. to i've The strong
argument urged in favor Of such reduction Il the
consequent dimtnution Of expense. The matter
is as yet undecided.
The Conference unanimously recommended the
Freedman's Aid Society tho patronage Of the dc.
nomination.
, 1863-09-30
REVIEW OF CHICAGO MAE,
KET,


TUESDAY EVENING, Sept. %. 1868.
MISUNDERSTANDING during the weethara
heen hrn but inacttvo There is very lttlo Offering
aculty IN gettlt 6 ffetgf tg. ~
To-Day Tue oHgagements were very light as fol1oxs
To Huffsio- sctr, Wtte Sfuall, With whoat, at fcs
eclr- Bay CITY, With corn, at Sc. wv
a.. LAkE =: t AkD ,a Ran" FRE1oHrs During the veeE
s5c 10 cston; hut at the close the various propaier
and a5c to Boston. VIC quote: '
Flour to New York.. H5e
T!oHl ~ GuotuA. 10
Pork to Montreal, via Goder1ch. %
Flour to Ogdensburg all lake................... Is
Flour to N0f1alo ali lake, ri
The G. ". Il. Il. is taking -four to Montreal at dc,
inc!u ing Insurance On Lake Ontatto and the St. Law
renee River.
RAILROAD FRf1onIs-The railroad companies have
iec Y iii nous, and q i'd ns On fourth cass We
""
, 1863-09-30

TIE receipts oflunber. &C. from tha tst Of January
TIL Sept "a. fer three years. compare fo1low8:
KIcKIPTB or LCNBkR, EMISGLYs LATu Eru PROM
JAN. 10 SEPT. %. FOB THsEk YKAns.
, 1863-09-30
CHICAGO LUMBER MARKET.
For the Week Ending Sept. %, 1868,

TUESDAY EVENING. scrt q, 1853,
The receipts Of lumber. sh1tglcs &C., durinS tile
pSst week cozrArc sy foroHa.
, 1863-09-30

EHEEP-The msfket continues veTr dali and inart
i've. The receipts continue very light
SALES TO-DAY,
81 Sheep, averaging SO bs. at $500
, 1863-09-30

Vessels Passed Detroit.
tspeclat Dispatch to tho Chicago Tribunal
DKrRou, Sept. g, 1858.
UFProps. Tonawanda. Nile; bark St. LaW.ence
Hchrs Perseverance,, Fiske Ataunto, Dickinson Look
ont
Dows-P1ops. Mohawk. Raclne, Acme Ad1iatc
schr Mer1tck,
, 1863-09-30

EXCURSION TO CNcNNAu.-Those Who
wish to visit Cincinnati On business. OF for plea
eu1e, will bear In mind that an advantageous op-
portunity Will be presented BY the excurBion, on
4hefth Of October.
, 1863-09-30
mEETING OF THE nOARo OF En-
UQATI0N.


nentar IN fbe cA.3,
Tos .n,.r+.s ~.
spp1oyed IL 1e.a % ta
Ta3t sId W;:trr soer' sheaaan' Steele
On motion Of Mr Taft. 1lr. Ward made his report
III. James Ward, Building ana Supply Agent.
made tho following report Of expenses incurred:
Cleaning tchool buildings. ,s355. 90
Re coating roof .oa Washington School
s,e.2O aon1s; n,;. a; st;nns; s:ioo, s3oo
Siss@ pa9p No + sssoSe! % sssool:::::: Is s 8
Aaa!t1onn1 pipe at D:own School ..-..-..: Sio1
1.scL "n.sSasa1ns as roster ana Curtis Street a,
r,yn ssas eeooI ~ e n1ases: e. 159 ",
oetIng g'ass III SCHOOL lhouscs............. BEAU
m..., :~..- :.
1o'u u'...'..'.''...'...'... .......-..'-' Ssu.4o
ceiycd and disposed Of
=, Ihc matter q P.ov1dt4s additional aeeommoda-
Holden. waa s.fed e ths committee on Build.
IN In IN informal nlk-the priee OF building be-
lnE 70 GTeal e. & .n1s ~. tamG-I seemed to De tue
opamon Q. sae noafo @ taat Il Wonld be better fos
IL ts;5e - q. iea1 ,oos, enlsae!e o9es cond
shonla BE- uesesaav to bnd # waa,d aaa III sn1s H.,
S ter 70 p pat Up Saeap one.ttoEy building which
n ~. n - u "aeu prices a1a 4o"er OF money
The Committee on rut,djrpa md {, ,onnd. vrs,o
Schoci intd two rooms snrda 9a3t o. tae Aasen
Il m fnr ecba" pto'1oe Aa1altofe and Mt
The following na'nea aeho,a,a .xore ~aoo,,,,,,a
METZ Lou1EA Dewey, Francis E. Edwatde, Maggie
4ara z. Essf5 MaIy =; Gatfaey, ETa Gage, James
Mssyv M,;s, r rtSnr ntSampf1ey; .,;a Mar AendLl.
La1ta heed, 4stoer A. Keese; Maria Scott Isa-
bella N; smith, Eliza Taslor, Ella A. Woodruff,
, 1863-09-30
D I r ID,
reliable Rs1lsosE TEzao Tabzs.

It Tazoo City, Sept. 18th. Of yellow fever Lieut.
=. E. BuRDELL. Of Chicago. late OF Cosswel1's
, 1863-09-30

EICKIFfs Or LUNFEH. Enr1Lns, LA1n ETC., POE rHs
NKIk KSpH0 sEFT. Is. 16Gs. coIPAHlD WITH Tux
TWO pEXy-DCS YEtEA 1850 HA'%