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Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1863-07-30
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LIEUT.. SENNoTT.-We learn from one
of our townsmen, who has just returned
from Gettysburg, that Lieut.. Sennott, from
this place, and a member OF Co. A, 18TH
Regiment, died in hospital at Gettysburg
ON the | lth inst. The last Intelligence we
had received regarding him, was from an
officer of one of our nine months regl-
ments and was to the effect that he would
probably recover, which we took pleasure
in stating to our readers. The announce
ment of his death will therefore fall with
the more suddenness upon the community.
The brilliant conduct OF the company
of which Lieut.. Sennott was member, at
the battle of Gettysburg; the conspicuous
apart it bore in the dashing charge Of Thurs
dav upon the rebels and the recapture oil the
guns of company of the 9th regular ar
tillery, bringing off rebel cannon besides,
is well known to our readers. Lieut.
Sennott took prominent part IN TINS
charge, and conducted himself throughout
the battle with great bravery, until he
was. as it proves, mortally wounded on
Friday by a shell exploding near HIM, a
fragment Of which struck him upon the
forehead.
Lieut.. Sennott was active in enlisting
men for his company when the 18th regl-
ment was formed he has shown that he was
a most gallant soldier and patriotic man,
and his memory will 1--we in the hearts OF
a grateful community. .-.
AN Agent IN RlcHMoND.-lt becomes
our unpleasant duty, as impartial chronl-
clers of passing events, to announce upon
| the most trustworthy authority, that the
/ agent of our down town cotemporary, who
was recently canvassing for that paper In
| the 9Th Vermont regiment and forwarded
for it that list O Subscribers" with his
own letter at the head Of it, about which
nuch has been said, has incontlnently
| changed the scene OF his labors. In the
harry of the recent march OF the Yer
mont troops to Gettysburg, he effected,
what he had before desired and attempted,
that is to say. he deserted from his regl-
ment. and went over body and boots, bag
and baggage, (including specimen num-
| hers of the Courier) to the enemy. want
| of appreciation among loval men, is sup
! posed to be the cause OF his skedaddhns
to more congenial field of work.
paomoTIoNs. On the 18th inst, COM
missions were issued to the llth Vermont
regiment as follows:
Company List Lieut. Darius oat-
ford. of Co. d, Morristown, to be Gap
tain; Corp John H Macomber. OF 20 Z
Fairhayen. to be senior lst Lieutenant
Corn Edward Grlswold of Co A, .
Johnsbury, to be junior lst Lieutenant
Corp John S Drenan of Co |, Woodbury.
10 be Cd Lieutenant Stephen X Wilson
to be Junior I'd Lieutenant.
july 2lst the following commissions
were issued to the llth regiment:
| Cant Aldace F Walker, Middlebary
Co C. LIST Artillery, has been transferred
| TO the command of Co d.
Company Cit VIM Goodrich, Q
Castleton, to be Captain, vice Walker
transferred.
Co D.-2d Lieut. Charles } Lewis
If Middlesex, to be lst Lieutenant, to III
vacancy occasiened by the promotion 9
Stafford to Captain Go Il.
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-. a u MnuiniA, O, L Snow, IL, = bas,
avn "a, NJ saret 0 White, IL, IL Jaekman, i, ~
s W. sergt piekerman, l, A Dlshhoe, ~
$780, =, K' i o Titus, X, q Rice, N, u
esrax X beaumont, k, Jas TIT X, mos ha'-
~, X. --,.,. A., .,cL and wounded who
have Joined their regiments
Len at Frederic aud ERaetsb"rg,
sP sheldon, c, t bentley, Q, ] Mong "a ri y,
ccrn Crane u, Corn Keeler, ID, i Barber, II, =
NJ i,er III Horace sykes, @, j Plain, u, II fos',
w n Meacham, X, ] Whittier, IL l so'''sV''
n, A Peck, q, $ II Foster, X
main, an Hosptials al Gettysburg ia other Vermont
Regiments.
yiaut sennott, % A, Is, July II
Iiemt Iawton, +, l6, July IL,
Corn Henry White, l., 10, July H.
Corn w Whitney, L, Ii, July 10
private Henry G Spring, ID, 10, July To-
Michael McNearny, A, Is, July D.
Tbos Blake, A, IS, July q,
On Wright, /, Is, July II,
Philip Howard, A, l6, July TO-
Geo W Fletcher, Is, July To-
| ysrmost sharpshooters ktlled and WOandsd IN TIE
| battle Of Gettysbug'
| KuLsp-sergt Cooper, LIST regiment
Wounded.
Lieut. Law, ID regt, knee.
Sergt 0her, arm
IL IL Houghton, I'd regt, mouth, ,tuh
d b Barnes, guhshot ~ an,s hoay
seret W IL Leach, LIST regt " through oooy
NJ Holbrook, I'd reet.
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For the IIerald,l
xys,come Home to the I'd brigade
VI. Vols.
ny A soLpiKR's wIPK.

Welcome, brothers welcome home
Joyfully we bid you come
Loving hearts your coming walt,
In your own Green Mountain stale
Anxious hearts that held their Dream,
While you trod the field Of DEATH
Now our painful work is done,
Welcome, brothers welcome home
When the parting hand we gave
To our soldier brothers brave
Going TO defend the right,
Stand il need be in the light
Sure we were, yes, even then,
They would stand like patriot men,
Heroes now, to us you come,
Welcome, brothers welcome home
From the field of Gettysburg
Came 10 us the thrilling word
oBattle fought ~ "a victory won = -,
"Brave vermonters y "nobly done y
Proudly glad We greet you now,
With fresh laurels on each brow
Haste the hours until you come
Welcome, brothers! welcome homel
Mingling with our welcome glad,
Come unbidden thoughts-and sad
Hearts are filled with anguished pain
Some ,ciH meier return again
Those Tor whom we erst did pray
Voices hushed IN death for aye;
Heartfelt tears for them We shed,
And for those who mourn their dead
Patriot soldiers rest in peace;
Soon may this sad conflict cease
Hon ored shah their memory be
Who have died for Liberty!
Honored till the end OF time,
As sacrifice sublime,
To a noble, righteous cause
For eur country and its laws
From the sorrowiug thoughts, and tears
Turn we living hearts to cheer
Soldiers coming from the heht,
Who have battled 70" the iish''
GLADLY now welcome you
psssf6t brothers, brave and true,
Welcome to your green-olad mus,
As with Joy each bosom thrills
Welcome to the hearts you love,
While we praise the Lord ABOVE,
Who hath shielded you from death,
While we prayed, and held our orea'h'
As the storms of shot and shell
Like a hailstorm round you 1ell
Now your weary march is done,
Soldier-brothers, welcome home
Father, comfort hearts that mourn
Friends who never may return.
Bless our brothers far away
Sick, or wounded in the fray;
Bless our country, peace restore;
Peace to leave us nevermore;
Bless our soldiers-every one
Welcome brothers welcome home
July 2lst, 1868.
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Horace Gift, IT,, Middletown,
James Haskins, Ponltney,
David Nj Gibson, wallingtord,
Harris b Lincoln, Mt Holly,
Robert Hoskinson, jr,, Mt Holy,
Albert ii Stafford, Wallngiofa,
Ashbel b Dewey, Poultney,
Charles i Boomer, Poultney,
Edward Nye. Wells,
Albert Williams, MI laoor,
John u Smith, Poultheyi
John L Haynes, Middletowh,
Charles V Vail,
Fayette Spaulding,
Ssih Culver. Pawlet,
Marshall Thompson, Mmilngiord'
Henry Sabln, MainhgIola'
Russell G Sherman, Walllnglofu'
Winslow S Eddy, CLARENDON
Enoch Ives, Iihinouth,
Frastus Kelley, Dandy,
Ei~ard Croshy. nnmouth,
Stephen Il Cluh Nhfehaoh,
Warren Il CLARK, Poultney,
Michael Quinlan, Fawlet,
Barrett Gardner, Ma1ietoWh,
Henry NJ Mcclure, Mlddletowh,
John Joslin, Ponltney,
Zenas @ Lewis, Clarendon,
Albert Lawrence, Iouitheyf
orestes Merritt, Wehs,
Mark Lewis, .uu,Ssnuy,
Geo b Hamomnd, NJ no.iy,
SharJy.s Ewing Clarendon,
edgar ID Harrington, Middletown,
Nathan b Smith, Clarendon,
Josiah q Wilson, Ponltney,
Charles Ripley, jr., po9itney'
Edward Hopson, Weus,
jerks l. Winchel, Ponithey,
Henry Howe, Pouithey'
EGwia d Andrus, Poultney,
Geo johnson, Pawlet,
Ambrose Estabrook, Mt Holly,
Charles 0 Stafford Wallingford,
Elon Ballard Tinmouth,
Joel ii Nelson, Pawlet,
Wesley Rowe, Wells,
Geo g Allen, Wallingford,
Isaac Porter, Dahoy,
Rouin wickham, Pawlet,
Arunah Leffingwell Middletown,
Benz L Parmenter, Mt Holy,
Albert Sowles, Danny,
VIM Flanders Clarendon,
Carlos Loomis, Poultney,
Fred'k ID Chandler, Poultney,
Daniel II Barker, Mt Holly,
Thos A Tower Ira,
Samuel Rogers, Nalllhgioru,
Albert Chellis, Poulmey,
VIM IL Hoyt, Pouithey'
Charles c Lefiingwell, Ponltney,
Abraham Capn, WeiIs,
Rollin Hemenway, Mt Holly,
Abel J w Thornton, Ira,
Albert Perkins, CLARENDON,
Alvin Stafford, Ilnnouth,
Oretus Kelley, Danny,
Henry G Thompson -,
Amos Gates, I'd, Mlddletowh,
Hiram w Lewis, wells, a.
Hiram Buce, Wallingford,
VIM. s Fales,
Austin Clark, Pouitney,
9amai;aI Gardner. Middletown,
Cephas Youngs, immoatn,
james Granger, Mlouleto"h'
John Griscoe, tonlthey,
Cbas Revnolds. Mt Holly,
Harris Dorset, Walingford.
Joshna Il Gates. Mt. Holly,
VIM Kingsley, Poultney,
Fayette Bromley faWleh
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1863-07-30
RUTLAND HERALD.
THURSDAY, JULY 80, 1868.
The Third Sub-District.

The draft for the Third Sub-District
took place yesterday at the Town HAIL.
The number enrolled in this Sub District
is as follows; Poultney, lS7 Middletown
IS; Wells, BIZ Pawlet, lo4; Dandy,
&c; Mount Tabor, 29s Tinmonth, 40 I;
Walliugford, l0l Mount Holly, H.;
Clarendon, SO; Ira rs, The number
drafted in the Sab-District was 257, in
tba EnlloN;noy ordar.
, 1863-04-07
for 6uIf-

Tor SALE-From 800 to 5000
orders for sash, doors. bllnda, mon1hluss
ngs OF any thirg that be required f.o9 tActory
~ GsrniYnt from wholesale prices, Address r. y.
ToI II or amply to Is Laealc street. aptclhl6s
, 1863-04-07
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

The latest intelligence from Buffalo says that
the harbor Is clear Of ice, and steamers were pre-
pairing to take their departure for different points
in the West. Thepropeller Concord left that port
on Thursday last for Detroit.
The tug Fargo, which formerly was engaged
in the Detroit River, Is being copper bottomed,
and will shortly take her departure for New York
On her arrival at that city she will enter the aer1ce
Of the United States Government.
"A new steamboat, built By Stewart MsD Donald.
was launched on Saturday at Detroit. She will be
named the Il Heather Bell and Is to be command
cd By Capt. Rolf.
Tho new fore and aft schooner C. J. Aagil,
was launched from the yards Of Ira I.aplmoze, in
Detroit on Monday last
The bark D. P. Dobbin was 1nunched from
Quayle & Martins ship yards at Detroit On Thurs
day.
The basks Danube, Great West No. 2, brig
Castiten and schrs Surprise and Holt have been
chartered to take lumber at East Saginaw, on their
frat upward trip at s2,s5 per 1000 It.
The ice In the Green Bay region has entirely
disappeared.
The vessel caught in the Ice aud abandoned by
her crew near Cleveland, proves to be the schr
Post OF sandusky. Tho following morning she
WIS not in sight and a tug was sent In search OF
, 1863-04-07

1uE PRESIDENTS nEroRT.
c. 7. Wheeler, Esq, the retiring President,
then read Lis report, which We print below:
, 1863-04-07

NEW YORK. April 6--CoTroS- heavy and
lower, with triding Gales At 70d57sc.
FIorn-Dun and k1l0c lower; $6.9oQ57t0 for
extra etatc; for extra round hoop Ohio;
81 Is for trade brands. Market dosing quiet.
NHIskY-ueavy at 4iGl4sc.
G1tA1S-Nheat lnll and dropping, except foZ
strictly prime qualities, which are very scarce and
bring full prices, Amber Michigan, St:f4Ii: IS
Il .sOGl172 Corn 1c lower, with only moderate
business doing ut et15911sc for sound; ss1s9e fol-
uneound: $50 for white and yellow western Oats
scarce aud firm at S:GIs1c. .....
tPEoyrs1nSs.-Pork dull and lower at $13.15l5
l3,0O for old mess; $16l0 for new do; 1lI13 2:
for old md new prime; and sl5.50G}16.'5 for new
prime mess, including h5ls I, western prime mes:
and nomfnally lower for ribbed at SHc; do fol
long cut hams; G1tc for rough sides. Lard dull ant
lower at 1QGt1tt1c.
, 1863-04-07
DAILY MARKET.

MONDAY EVENING. April 8, 1eG3+
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 1c 2 busheI; The e1gasc-
Harvest ard Monitor, ~ at szc; schrs, Ke,eh1m,
SAM Ward. B"itic, E. c. Roocrts, and Racins'
vi PRoyls1oNs- Market qniet. Sales we're 60
sweet p'cklc Hams, looee, at SIC: 500 pes Dry
Sailed HUNS, loose, at s54c; 80 tca Yellow Grease
TALLow-Quiet and nominal at oH@sz1e for
country. Holders generally aak 10c.
BETTER--1n good demand, and steady at ~
FLOUR Received, 1850 brla. Market quiet
aud neglected. Sales were; 39o brls good Spring
IS for fsir and good Spring grades and s767 5otor
#MEATSR Rsesiyed, :sess bu. Market M dull; y and
Spring DC storage} at s1:eo: 400 bu Do at SLID:
5000 bu do tic etoEagel at sl.1ei Z, 500 bu No 2
spEipg 4s stoIns. At S1e By Do At & o
| Re: Rcd Wintsl: IL store, lzs etorage}at si-ss
'coRE@Rsesived, :sa1s hn. Market s. quiet ; and
afoat at SIC; 1900 bI Mixed Corn in store (4c
storage) ut 4sc: TO- coo bu do at 47Ac; 900 bu do
at 4THc: g. 600 bn do at47hc; 0o0 bu do at i7c
OATS-Keceiycd, 6,556 bu. Market active and
Btendy. S;slce were: 6,s00 bu No &c etoEagel al
6sKc 5e0 bu do at ssc; 20 600 By do Gic atoIaye,
| track.
RYE-Recelved, 1900 bu. Market quiet ani
| nominal at 75G tic.
BARLEY-Keceiyed,l laG bu. Market more active
Sales 400 BIZ No In store {2c etorage} at $1.oa
140o bu do l4c storage) at $l00 ia bags On tract
1 al $1le.
HI0HWINEs- Market duh and nominal at &c.
CLOVER SEED-Dull. Sales: 10 bushels choic'
at g Is: Is hu do at $3.50. .....
FLAX SEED-25 bags medium quality at $3.50
Choice Sowing Seed offered at s. :N.
| TIMOTHY SEED-300 bushels good at $1.50;
bags fair at s1.s5; bags Do at $1.4s; 60 bags a
S1.30: g bags common at $1.a5.
GREEN APPLES-Dull. Sales: $50 b,ls com
| mon at $1.75.
DRIED Fruit ton dried Apples at 6s<c =
bags do at exc.
'BEASs-6 bags fair at sss5.
| DRESSED HOGS Dressed Hoee, at $450 an
$3.50. dividing on go De.
sALT-0nondnsa Fine is 10c lowcr-closinG
$1.!1 q br1
HIDES-The market is dnll and prices favor bu.
ere. Sale e. {mized LOTT at 91c. We quote:
Dry Sailed,
| Gfcen --"----'. e}sN
POTATOES -Neshanuocks 9039sc; Peach BLOW
SIC; Mixed 701,15c
l C.I.S n I-1An ~
, 1863-04-07

Business continues light, and somewhat
quiet. The marine Is gradually preparing for
operations, and We note several EesRels already
Laden snd ready for etsrt, whenever the coudi-
ton Of either tic upper OF lower lskes will per-
M hs Ipdsi 5oRn Of os;s s;sxn5t sng hs
Of gSest TX, fs, Buda1o, and the schooner HibSsrd
Of dc tane M line has Is zoo ba Of wheat for oswe,
60 On wheat. heights seem to incline to open At
6cents for Buffalo, though there is nothing settled
Ftate Of the gold market to-day, sets business
men to watching and almost to 'prsying," Or
something else not quite 60 righteous.
, 1863-04-07

Illinois and Michigan Canal.
BR1DGEronT-Sp. H., april 9Th.
CLEARED.-S. F. Gale, Athens, light, Golden
State, Lasalle, 600 # lumber. Imperial Lock
port. light. J. Harrington, Marseilles, Light. In
vcstisator, Athens, light.
ARRIyED.-Imperial. La Sale, 4,s65 bu corn.
Eclipse, 5,4a8 bu corn. Brilliant, 5,Ge0 bu corn.
Rock Run, 599t bu corn. Constitution, 5,66a bn
coru Charlie, $500 bu corn.
, 1863-04-07

BaltImo ore Provision market-Apru 8.
Wcnoticc fair inquiry for jobbing lots of ba-
con. No transactions IN lard or b21relled meat.
Prices arc nominal]y unchanged. vtz: mess pork
meee at III. 10 = bzl. BcefNBaitimore packed No.
l $le.50, do mess 1880. Bacon-new shoulders
GAG6Ac, do sides T417&c, plain hanas 9G5l0e. the
latter figure Tor canvassed, and suGar-cuzed do at
1lG1fAc q d. Bulk mcat-ehoulders 555c, sides
6A 07c, and hams 65lG7Ae 2 b. Lard-western
114111c, and country 10Ht103c q b.
, 1863-04-07

In reply to numerous parties who hnEe applied
to us for copies Of the TR1nUHE containing tho
pork-paeking statistics Of Chicago for 1868 (as
published in Mr. Henry Milward'a circular), we
beg to etate that the edition Ia exhausted but the
same statistics have been printed in circular form
for sending abroad, and may be had OF Craven s.
Co., 40 Lake street.
, 1863-04-07

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, 1863-04-07

salt IN Raltlmore--Apru3 8.
Liverpool is In very moderate demand, but held
firmly at 81 IS for groand alum. and at $243 q sack
fo. ordinary brands Of fne. Bulk NC quote at 4oc
p bn for Turks Island.
, 1863-04-07

A NNOUNCE1lENT-For Clerk
L 4 oftht Recorders Court.-FRASk LbNbAiO
anEouEces himself to the electors cf GEte1so
con,,rr III = eiartion Eh*:b5lt2w
, 1863-04-07

SANITARY GIFT CoSCERT--The Sanitary
Gift Concert for the sick soldiers benefit,
will take place this evening at Metropolitan
Hall, Should there be any tickets un5old,
they can he obtained at the ticket Office,
Metropolitan Hall
As It will require some length Of time to
draw the prizes, the doors will be opened at
haIf.past 9 o'clock. Concert to commence ut
o'clock precisely.
, 1863-04-07
New York Stock and Honey Market,
| BIZ Telegraph new YoRK, April 6, 1868.
SrocEs-Sfeoftd RoHrd-I1n1l


Us. .6s,' 8 e.1o6D105H 2. S. i year cert. ,os
80 TT Ne. .1oa9G1051l r. s. 3's 81 rcgt.. .105tSz
MosET-Eaey at o18656 per cent. Sterling ex-
change dull andlower. Bankers bills nominal at
1G7GlGs.
Gold lower. very irregular and unsettled, open
Ing at s. and DECLINING to 49H; advancing to SIX
and closing steady at 5aK05a31.
, 1863-04-07
(oRf9t3AL1
Certificate to expire the 31st day OF January, 1861
ACpFToN'e OYYyCK. SrATY or ILI1S1Ia1

Ae5t4Ca1e 10 expire On the 31at 1ay Ok JanHlsYs lA
AEprro*'s OYY.cK. Sr%r7 or ILI1s0Ia,
SPRINGFIELD, February eth. 153.
Whereas. The Mutual Insurance Company. focate.l
at Buffalo. In the State Of New York has hed in this
Office statement OF the condition of tts affairs
qulred by Ar Act 70 reRnlnts he Agencies Of 1nsar
1rce Companies not Incorporated BY the State 0t ILL
not approved Feb I+th. lsss and an act amendat,rY
thereto. approve January - 1857. and whereas sasa
Company haa furnished satisfactory evidenee that!t
possessed oftte required anoun Of capital Invested
written nsEunent si:ned By the President md Seec
thlesEo II Agent f.. thn Transaction Of the hasn:s
ing him to aekcowledge service Of process and
benAlf ef said Company. consentnT that services II
process upon him the sat Agent shall be taken Il.
held to be - valid II served upon the Company aal
wsvtug all c!Ara Of error hy reason Of ouch seFee
Nov therefse La rnr3sancs Of the PROVISIONS
count. u The State Of nnnis % hereby certify t.s
the said SAMUEL T. ATWATER. OF Chicago h
thorztd 81 An Agent for the said Company to traE+4c
the busnets OF Insurance in this state INIT! the thirty
rSt day Of January In the Eighteen Hundred and
sl. Four % far a. he may be legally empowered ~
go, n testimony thereof have hsreunto nh:
3sEAL ecrbed my name and affixed the Seal r. M
ary. 4. D. 1861 JESSIE &. DE HD1S. q
mix biS3 1tew4w Auditor F. 4. 4
, 1863-04-07

Timothy is dnll at e, 0oGt ? 80; clover Is mod
crate with ealee OF $40 bags reclcaned at 9siGtf0
III rough; tax VIC notice sales 1o0 bush at IS SIN
and ~ bueh rc-c1caued At f. 50 for sowing.
, 1863-04-07

OF NE" fOKh,
On the :1st dag of December le made to the auditor
to the statute Of Stats entitled An Act re.u-
late the Agencies Of 1nsarance Companies not Incor
iith, E5,
~A>rr .ynrnc.r11y
.. ->aAt' -N-'D ~. -,
The name OF tAe company s 1slbr tite insurance
Company" located at New York city. State Of New
York
CAPITAL.
r, o-,o,r+ ~ -.a1 stock fpa!d up. H. 0oaoq
ASSETS.
rash -, ,ona n,a :, +ha ba,5z ri A,on+r
Or oshsr o rsrsons. a - M a. y. .sas s.,esa
gesr E.tsta ,,rfnr,Thsrss ''''''''"''''' S-s,- ~
$500 H t sS.g,
H.S;. t.a ~ I.on,nanv sac.-s1 hr rrort N"'e''
rnrn on on rsa1 Fs.ate. ~ Ao $3.50 %
Stn.t. ~ - ~ ioe ~
h,. Io,at saoeS 70 Lnnn1, -
, 1863-04-07

Seeds In Baltimore-AprI1 g..
CloverRced sells slowly at IS. .00136e5 q bu, &C.
cordinc to quality. Timothy We quote nomnally
at - a5i 6GN F1nxao4d 10 coc;ef, pales Ut come
~, hu bei1,c reported at $3.s5Sl3s5,
, 1863-04-07


REPORT OF Tue ohas 1SstkcFon.
To the President and Directors Of the Board of
Tfpdc Of the city Of Chicago, yonr Inspector Of
grain presents the following statement:
The a1nnnnt of wheat RECEIVED durInr thu wear
1865 WA three mfliious less than that Of 1Si thu
iarre excess Of corn. however. fEIIy made up the
iefcency in gross receipts as is shown in the an
nunl 1eport OF the lato Secretary,
The Lake inspection WAS not go general as anti
81 tie D1ec1orr. rnnda ampie nrensqas;ons fnr
large amount. of business, The failure Of which
, 1863-04-07

The 1umoEs published this morning Of the
storning Of Charleston, had an unfarorabls effect
on gold this morning, which fell to 151561151s{.
This, along with the unusual degree Of interest
displayed In the election for officers Of the Board
Of Trade, which came off to-day, caueed rather q
dull market for nearly all kinds Of produce.
The wheat market suffered decline OF fully 10
per bushe1 with sales at $1.e1Gl:2ec forNo. Rcd;
$1,1sG1 20 for No Spring; 81 .05G1.06 for No
Spring; and sc for Rejected Spring, tho market
closing firm.
The Flour market was dull and neglected.
Corn WIS dali aud easier, with light sales at 414
G4sc for Mixed Corn in store, and z81sc for Re-
jeetel, the market closing quiet.
Oats were in active demand and firm ut 56Gssxc
for winter receipts and 5s15sc for fresh receipts,
Rye was neglected. harley was more active, with
ea1cs Of No 2 In store at $1.0o@1.02. Highwines
were neglected and dull. Clover Seed was quiet
at $6.s5Q6,su. Flax Seed was sold at $3.50 for
medium quality, choice eowing seed being offered
at 400. Timothy Seed was in good demand and
active at $1.2SIl.60 for inferior to fair quality.
Primo samples were held at s.. .70l1s5.
The Provision market was quiet, with sales Of
1,cco pcs sweet picked uans, loose. at Sc and
5000 Dry Sailed Hams, loose, at 51ic Prime Mess
Pork is firm nj $12.00. Mess Pork is neglected and
nominal at $14.00. Lard was quiet and neglected.
Frcights were 1c per bashel lower, and more
active, With engagements Of Light vessels at Sc fos
corn, aud 6,zc for ,ye, to Bu1alo.
, 1863-04-07

TOBACCO SEED-James Duffy, 81 Clark street,
has tobacco seed Of asupcrior qnality on hand. In
sufficient quantities to supply al demands; Or
dcrs from the country promptly filed: Address
care box Isl, Chicago. ap2rGtd-1tW
, 1863-04-07

Rule +, having been offered at thc meeting Of
Much III, and duly posted, was upon motion
adopted:
Any itcn.hra Of the Association making coI'-
t-"t- either written verbal aud 1Ailng to COM
ply promptly With the terms Of ench contracte, shall
VI Oh tttt representation OF all agg1feEcd member.
to the Hoard Of Directors. accompanied with Eat
iefntttry evidence otthc facts, be- suspended By
tlcr' from MI privileges OF membership in the A.
sosiattpu until euch contract is equitably sats-
!s' tor'iy arranged and settled. And 1t ehali be the
GHty ofthe Board OF Directors to cause to be pub~
licly announced 10 the Association the suspcnslon
this rule.''
Rulc 10 was amended SO as to read as fol.
lows:
"When the annual assessment is mado 1t shall
be considered dne. and persons refusing or neg
ltcting 10 pay the Bamc within tcl days thereafter,
shall be reported 10 the Directors, upon whoEe
orders the Secretary shall strike the name Of such
DeFeon from the litt Of members.
The various candidates were called out and
| made speeches thanking the Board for the
support they had received, and pledsing
| themselves to fulfil the duties Of their Offices
! to the best Of their ability.
| The meeting then adjourned.
, 1863-04-07

Su1r CANAL CoSyESTIoN.-Thcrc will Be
meeting Of the Committee on Invitations at
the Mercantile Association rooms, corner OF
Lake and State street,, On Tuesday evening"
April 7th, at 8 o'clock A punctual attend
ance is requested.