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90 g. y!

Hurah for Nye & Kelam's for it is there that
youl ind
The Goods that you need of every style and
kind,
With prices to suit You since "Ready Pay"
And ">mall expenses from day 20 day,"
Is all The 90; for they've nothing 70 do,
Bat TO asIl goods cheap and wait upon yon.
They've all kinds OF Flour, which you're invited
IAnd IL ij's not good you'H surely not buy;
Ihcy have tea that is good and some that i, bet
ter,
And sugar so nice twill make your mouth wa
ter,
And such other goods in the grocery line,
As st all country stores one ever will fad.
They have ;routo sell BY the bunch or :ho pound,
In every ,hapc-somc square and some round,
Aud steel to go with it and all kind, OF nails,
And wash tubs, and trays, and nice wooden
They have Hardware to sch, and Fettlcsofbrass,
They have lime by the barrel and plenty If
glass.
They keep on their shelves The very hest Kind
IOf prints and denimS, and # voui lust mind
To look at their cotton> their pile OF hoop skirts,
Their hats in the case, their fanucl- for shirts
Your ind that their goods are for use and not
show,
And you'Il be sure to find something you need
ere you 60.
They deal some in rags, and hey hope one and
ALL
Who have such to sell wiz give them a call.
And the best market price they'll surely receive,
For all that they want is to "liye and let live"
The times are some better, and they hope every
one
VIII pay right straight OF and not wait for
dun.
Then hurrah for Nye & Kellam! it is there that
you'll find
The goods that you need Of every style and
kind,
With prices TO suit you and all served alike;
They'll wait on you all with perfect delight,
And you'll get with your money the things that
You need,
Aud can't do without so come now with speed.
lraSburgh, Nov. 10, 1854.
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IN CHANCERY.

E. E. HUTcHIIs, 2In Chanccy, Orleans
VS. go Court, June Term
MOSES WAGONER.S 1864.
II f. Hutchins Of Westfield in said County of
Il, Orleans, having prferred to this Court his
petition in Chancery, setting forth that Moses
Wagner formerly Of WesJfield aforesaid, on
the Goth day of May, A. d. 1857, duly executed
to said Hutehins a mortgage deed of certain
land in SAID town Of WeStfed, described as fol-
lows, viz all that part of Lot No in the first
division Of lots in Westheld aforesaid that lies
west of the Burlington road so called slIpposed
to contain thirty acres he the same more or less;
and being the same land decided 10 said Hutch
.ius by George StOughtOn. administrator of
Aaron JaCkman's Estate on the 22nd day of
December, A. D. 1855, conditioned for the pay
1ment of nine certain pTomissOTy notes, each
tbearing date the goth day of Nav, A. ID 1857.
10 the said Hutchins or bearer, the first note pay
gable on the first day ofOctuber A. ID. 1857, and
the other said notes payable one in each year
thereafter, with interest annually, said notes
executed by sand Wagner and are due and I'M
paid, and praying that the equity Of redemption
of the said Moses Wagner in the premises NAV
be foreClosed agreeable TO the act to diminish
the expense OF fOrcclOsmg mortgages in equitv
And it appearing that the said Moses Wagon
er resides without this state. SO that the usual
process of summons cannot be served upon him
agreeable TO law and that he has not had legal
notice Of the tendency Of said petition -
Il is therefore ordered by said court that the
substance Of said petition together with this or
der, DE published three weeks successfully in
the Orleans Independent Standard, newspaper
printed at Irasburgh in said County, the last
publication to be at least twenty DAYS previous
to the next stated term Of said Court 10 he be-
gun and held at Irasburgh on the fourth Tues
day Of December, A. D. 1864, which publication
shall be deemed sufficient notice 10 said Wag-
oneT 70 appear aud make answer to said petition
by order of Court.
N. CUSHMAN, Clerk.
". D Wilson, goliciter.
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FARM FOR SALE COVENTRY

QUAD farm is situated Ia miles west Of The
- village, and consists Of - acres of land IN q
good state of cultivation. 1t is well fenced, and
has running water to the house and barn. The
buildings consist Of a one story house, with
wood-Shed attached, 2ha@s and shed. There
is a good orchard on the premises, which yield
ed hundred bushels ofappes this year.
There is also belonging TO the same farm 100
acres of land, 40 Of which are good pasturng
and the remainder well timhcred.
Also, twO-thirds Of the hay and straw raised
on the farm this year, can be had with the farm
if desired.
Terms easy.
For further particulars inquire Of P. d. Han
cock, or J. NJ. Hancock, Coventry.
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TEACHERS EXAMINATION.

II HE Public Examination Of Teachers for the
l town of Irasburgh, viii DC held 10 my Office,
on saturday the Path day Of November A. d.
1864 at one O'Clock p. NJ. All preparing to
teach in town the coming winter are requested
to be present. Citizens are cordially invited 10
attend.
NJ. r. TYLER, supt.
Irasburgh, Nov l4th 1854.
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NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given to all persons who are
10 teach III the common schools OF the
town of Barton, that the public examination for
hers required By law, will he held at the
Academy in said town, on the 10Th day OF No
ycmbeT, at ten o'clock in the afternoon.
X. b. SKINNER,
Town Superintendent Of Barton.
Barton, Nov 4, 1894
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OLD FOLKS CONCERT
SHEEP! SHEEPI! SHEEP

4 Lambs, One Hundred of which are pure
blood Leicester Lambs just imported from Rich
moud County Z. f., and selected from seven
hundred, also One Hundred Long Wool Ewes
from two to four years o | d, fifty lambs
from same. A so fifty ii ne W c and
choice lot Of coarse and fine wool Bucks. All
for sale on re asonablC terms in lots to suit pur-
chasers. States money taken at par.
o. SMITH & SONS.
Smiths factory, Stanstead, Nov. 10Th, 1864
2Swi.
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The Tribune says il has made no mon.
ey the last year, and has lost thousands
o. dollars in lis weekly edition. SO it
revises and raises prices for 1865 as fol-
lows; Daily $40, Semi.Weekly 4. Week.
~ 2,s9
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DIRECTIONS EoR USE.

In shutting the machine together turn the crank
little that the ends OF the cutters Will enter the
grooves in the arbor
Cutthe meatin pieces or strips. and feed IL regu-
larry into the hopper when the machine is full IL
Will begin to discharge,
After tn meat TO he cut has all been put into the
hopper, putin some OF the minced meat 50 that
the meat remaining in the machine uncut may DO
forced under the cutters rr
When the cutters require sharpening It can easily
be done with fine f Ie .
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Pure Juice Grape.

[ GENUINE TONIC FOR THE SICK,
and desirable article for Communion -
II is not used for bcverage--is strictly pure
and rs a vine for the sick il has no equal. Hs
purity is suarapiicd, while it docs not cost only
ono half as much as other wines. For sale a!
lie Newport Drug Store. J. Y. GREEN.
Newport, June q, lSJ4-2S
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1864-11-25

No danger Of another draft in New
York city. The average daily number
Of recruits and substitutes enlisted is 40,
and the prices of substitutes are S220,
and $3.50 for one, two, and three years.
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L e nj | n G. ON .

proprieos the Lexington, the County OF rs
hereby notified the assessed by said within the TWO years
the doar
including the highway for the 1862 remain
the following described lands IN sa owh 10
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Receipts for the Standard

THE CONFESSIONS AND EXPERIENCE
4 OF AN INVALID.
Published for the benefit and as a CAUTION
TO YOUNG MEN and others, who suffer from
nervous debility, premature decay of Manhood
&C., supplying at the same time the MEANS OF
SELF-CURB. BY one who has cured himself af-
ter undergoing considerable quackery BY en-
closing postpaid addressed envelOp single cop
les may be had of the author.
NATHANIEL MAYFAIR, ESQ.
81 Brooklyn, Kings Co., N. Y.
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NEW MILLINERY GOODS

MFRS. A. K. FLETCHER having just returned
vi from Boston with her new stock Of Fall and
Winter Goods offers them at a much lower
price than she could have done had they been
bought week later. Ladies wishing 10 find a
fun assortment of Flowers, Ribbons, Laccs,
Dress Buttons and Trimmings Gloves, Nets,
Pompons, Ostrich Feathers, Nnbas, Children e
Saeaues, and Breakfast Shawls, viii do well to
give her call.
Irasburgh, October 18th, 1861.
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This Machine has the following advantages over
all other Cylinder Meat utte rs:z
1st. It is much more simple ia lis construction.
There are but four different parts inside Of the
Machine. al Of which be readily taken out
separated cleaned and replaced, consequently
there isno place about the Machine where meat or
the juices OF meat can and Judgement and become
rancid.
End. The fingers on the arbor are so arranged
that they shear close to the knives when the Ma
chine is in operation cutting the meat clearly and
evenly, leaving no Strings instead of tearing it
apart, as is the case with other Cylinder Machines
Sd. The knives are hrmly held in their places
at one end by the block ofiron into which they are
cast and at the other end by the grooves on The
Dor, making it impossible Tor one 60 break Ybiie
cutting meat
4th. The Machine will cut meat rapidly
than other Machines, and with less power fer the
nnaltllN cut
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MARRIED..

IN Craftsbury. Nov. 10Th, by Rev. IL. Hoad-
ley, MI Edward L. Hastings and Miss Nancy
B. Morse.
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PRICES.

NO IT AMY SIZE zee. .F..r .-.ss-.. f3UU
2-For Bakers Hotels. 500
=" 3-For Butchers Il Prov. Dealers 600
+" 3-with gears, hy-wheel, etc, go. 1000
(" A F" " 80. 1000
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EF3EESATEO Z.

THIS ccriifcs that have This day given my
| son, GEORGE D. BLAIR, his time durin,
The remainder of his minority, and shall claim
none OF his earning, nor pay any debt of hi
contracting after this date.
JOHN BLAIR.
WitncsS-EIIFAN HADLoCK.
jay, Nov. j, lSG4-*
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WANTED.

-I00O LBS. of Vermont SNARE ROOT
-OOO (wel washgd,) at the Newport Dlue
Store, tor which the cash viii be paid
j 7. GREEN.
Newport, June q, l563-2S
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GONG THE WHOLE HoG.-i a N
feeding one of the Chester county hogs
which has gained per week as follows:
Oct IA the weight was 800.
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MILES IMPROVED
WI Leaf Cutter


Received the HIGHEST PREMIUM awarded by
the American Institute for Machines ofthe kind.
--------------
The large Machines have already taken the place
ofother cylinder Meat Cutters among the principal
Provision Dealers in the Cities Of New York, Alba
ny, and Montreal and in other Eastern Cities, and
also in the West. SO far as they have been intro
duced
One Of our large Machines is In constant use at
the FIFTH AVENUE HOTEL in the City OF New York.
Read the following Extracts from
Testimonials.
Aiies Manufacturing Company:
GESTLEIES -: We have used your Meat Cutter
with great satisfaction and believe IL to be the best
thing Of the kind now in use.
HITCHCOCK, DARLING CO.
propiietors Of Fifh Ave. HOTEL New York.
We have used your Meat Cutter in the hardest
manner, hav29 cut with Il feom 100 to 5000 lbs.
1t never Ialed u cut IN the most perfect nnanner
HEALY 4 BROOKS.
No. aJ2 BoNery. New York.
It works to my satisfaction in an respects;
10. 1T Iirst AVE-, New York.
II works better and cuts more meat than any
other we have ever seen "a use before.
j, BTChSt LIZ & BRO.
30. Sc Hudson e., Kew ! ork
It Is perfect machine for cutting meat in every
respoct c. r. sPhTDING,
10. 500 TiIst Az eiiae, y. Z.
It is the best v-nrkinz machine. for cutting meat
We have ever used or seen. j. a. g 4. CAlIlEl
Albany, n. Y.
Tho quantity or meat that &c VIII cut is nearly
sal!b.e that Oh auy ikea, Outer that have ever
see.l Ia use Af1L 1dAslEl.sIAN,
Nc. 3 50. Am Market, Montreal
It Is nvast fraurevcrneut On any clhcr invented
machine Tor cu.tln4, ul,-- HARRY SEYMOUR,
C1lb1Iue ave, Montreal
We believe It to DO The hest Mat Gutter we havo
eveg seen. Q. AACAll e CO., Montreal
We want in every part Of the country
COOP CAaVAsS!Ec AGENTS.
send 70 your Harlw-ro Merchant CT to
rs for "A ill1s5r-.e.l c.rcuiar.
Kills NAN 7ACTURIEG 90.
=. 50 r rEwIs sTrzYT, B.Y.
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STOVES AND STOVE PIPE,

y excellent assortment Of Cooking and Par
~ lor Stoves, and Stove Pipe, now on hand
and for safe by ALVIN HOFEY.
West Albany, June s, 1864.
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Received the HIGHEST PREMIUM awarded by
the American Institute for Machines ofths kind
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1864-11-25

Nett gain in five weeks, II
"a per week. Who beats
TIMOTHY Cross.
Montpelier, Nov. Is, 1864.
, 1864-09-09

Thees Bitter are prepared IN puIs Bcuroon VIVA.
~, froa combination OF over FTsEty GlneIen!
Ill O. of fG1e h7rkt and be- bs. WHICH act u pelec1
Ct nct5t one With rho other, prepArea !ne u14i
nal formula give By t. great ctlel, leo JSske '.
III. Crap,r Hhn pssd them turctth!uf II nfs PfHe*
uca fct mary yesr., oV e1 ne ERt1ea 50 Ssa1
R?1puls'rf ID the Frst bfDt a9d cnre o. 9Ssn:psla,
Ltytr t;onplai3t, Constipation. sick aua 2a
Htadtchs, fever and AgEc. a1 ali nheases ~ 1S
oE tcr2id liver and t.Ala Eefeons sunsrH IT1
from ell oasts mr. dstesss ~ nna
rurt ard free from all sn"se aFuRs sn1 ~ a.
SLY put M in auch nrerRrA:tnns ana natinsa On "
IN pect1rg pnh,lf. s'n1le trial ~! Eoasirss
sha nn't " ant cal that In the BED JAEAEf tness
i. vl,tpa ~hicb no o.her Dt'tsra rnsHeas.
They stresgthen tpa tuvigoeate tn. ss'tsm
Thsy are 1nequaled for xeueFs! aeo1l1sys
Tbsy are sure cure f-r Dyspepsia.
They give good and healtaY appetite
They assist digestion.
Ttey are the best st1mul2ur In euAtenca.
Thsy arr preventive Of Fever and Atue'
Thsy relieve corsttpation.
Ihay cure teTvo1s hesdach6.
They s1e perfectly puss and pal*sko'e
The Red jscs It Bltters are 20 n guar. ooLts4 -
Alt orueRtst4 ard deal4ts thronEn'ut tee cna11S
Call fer ii d JAekft and take NJ othef
CitculArp TO the trade fupDl 90 o. apPlacauoa ~
BENNETT PIErERS Il CO.,
81 River Street, Chicago.
jylnzss s1y.1teTY Ya1ep
, 1864-09-09
New YORK fllufAee.
NNU Vr1r 7-nvr1AaN Ga,


NEW YoRk, Tnur.day. Bept. 8.
CoTToE-Qniet and -i.h iut oecdel casnRe : Sl,E{
a. .b6 or iddlf0R uptRnus
FLOUR Slate and ~est-ro opcned steady, but
rlrs-t b. avy &nd 5<llc lGWcr no comao1= grades,
ti8.164 1t.l5 for s1trs State: $l113- s for a1lTa
r. uLo b. up nhio. $b-itGt Is o trad. p1anls.
NH!sKY neavs and n-chrtng: &l.1N3l.so.
GAalR-Whtn. .. opened cul1 an clnaen &c low r;
9z.2oes.3 for hcaa 'pstuR u a. st tor M1lv
1ss cit r. .T@s s. for ao.o-r Milwaukee,: - ia
2.%n for wlfI le1 wes:eFa: 8l4..z 2.5 for amber
Michigan. Corn ~1'hoat CO. .i1ed ct nngt: Il 6tX9
IT.. for 1xed Western, and u choice DO As 81.
t'r,s SC lss md l. ;. ,adJ = s9h@9xr for we.s,ra.
frnr~ dema.": tnns At zI@'2kc. *otas4ts quiet.
tKrKclKCn-hout tthl st at!>c for cruie; f3c for
WoeL-Atc'irn r.1es r.rda1 We e we'll at'eadel
irta nesr'y atl reHlizeu Th' .ates m de ver+ Vt
d9@G1c for t:spe: 45hsa3c +. nAusR d; lioa3c for
Mtftza; 7eEaf7Ac 1or MorG4do.e; ~ .ldc tor
Cah + b7EGail u frf l, nesIlc heeccs.
tRov1aI0Es-pnTR-Isathtr neaey xud teis dof7g.
Ales. In t5aatf rew %. W. 75fs.9a, closing IL
sa II e34s- nho .so6 b.ls nu~ fnr sep:embsr.
puyel uptoo, at ~ O.: ~. :: 80 brls do for Octo
~. erp.l. n. - 945 tp. Betf-Quttt. n,,Ac&ed
Mse k1t ltfs ~ n extrn NeeA. Se20Ia!8eD. Prime
Mv.c Beef entirely n mipal. Gu; Massive = nrM.
With fair ceuarh Sh,uttera. 15kGi7c, th4 latter
p &C fr1 che tc.; Hams, &C." &c, l. clIhtnz n e0ed
RAms ut s0c- LArd-fs~fh.- 1rue At t29HztaHc. the
lair-t prlc- N extreme. DatteT-Flrn-T. Ohio. ia
4r stsi-. 4assc. Chntss-an goo1 request and very
0rE IT 21@29c.
, 1864-09-09
M AR RI h d.

II this city. on weere.aa' ,sEg., 7th: by Bay Dr.
At Blua IssEt. Ilinofs Sent. 9Th 1eGl st lhs ra't
deEEa OF y brides "a ner. LIT AIM. II. IRWIN
of cAtros ana Mis- abN1K Il. AsAoaEY. Of DMs
Ikla"d
In Fayetteville, Ark ArE 18th, 1saa, BY tbs Rev
Reuben ft1th, the re.idauc. he Drl Ell bro sher
Coz Ii. La ue A.rr.son iac Ark. at., Cnpt-',
HUGO C G, BnTEFuhst, 1st ARR CAV, ano MIA
MlIIT EARhiEUE III QnGN. NJ. Mic cAtxn1.
, 1864-09-09
New York Money uud Stock nprkct.

New YoEK, Tnursaay, sept.8
MoSry-McrA act!ve aod arn A. PEI cent
S.7RLIFG h1eXAHaz-D.1l, II LIS SHtalt9 for Gold.
Go:n5E1 clsgdana q. cdenl! 1--we: ;;opsntns ut
GovXRNAlsr sToeKs-Steaos Uh1t-G States S.,
lssl enpeL1 ZIG Gx;s 20 s2np,;ns. lle11,X; 73o
K.rcKs eady TIL Cd Sta 81. 1851. registered.
1o7: :.1oy c.npoi II Missouri 81. 63x: Treas
A4: r WsEre, 1t9: Quickstv.r. sixi New York
srtral l2a4: E,ie. ICY: Hudson. 1hsK: tu.ls
toh t1tt;oure II; North Western. 81: DO preferred,
k8lI. }socf IklAut .1D4,
, 1864-09-09
local, MArTERg

wan1ed.-Wfll'am H. -t3erbsick, Of tha 18th
Iowa Y. l., now at Daytou, OhIo, desires lntorma.
tion as to the residence Of his parents Jacob and
Mary Ge1hsEck, " bum be has rot eeen nor heard
from fincc 1876: tnt they were at plttataufc, Ps
They have lived in Somerset AID York counties,
Pa. Any Information respecting them Will be
thankfully received. Pecusylvalia and other
papers plsaae copy.
, 1864-09-09
Markets by Te'eE5s"o ns

THupspAr ES8ulxe. ,seps. g. 1set.
There Ia no new fe=,ure worthy, 70 uots tn tbe
Dry Goods market. Trad- IL very brisk and oul
tea}es. baye sbont al they eau sttsud to. Pnees
reustn hzm and stca1y, With no uarke tenoency
Of the m"tkrt in either d1rec lon. The lransac
,tions arc almost universally for cash.
~ Louis Rlnr.eE.
tSpec1a' Olepa%CD ~ the Chicago Tribunal
ST. LOUIS, Tour. .ay Sent a.
TcBAcco-uncheDt 60 IN prices, but 1ptaer more
atec srd sellers SITTER Dr-sks consist Of 2aa
tectsu.
Hkur-we Eotes ssle Ct osles cholcs 6rea1Ed, a
asfs sr ton.
GR4M-~teas- quotahlo cha1ge in the Euarkat.
Salts ieor up 1870 ssRs u.thln 'he ices Of y-at r
day. rhe hishest tYices ootn1nsd were ta1a. n q
busbe.. ccru et.a', and quiet IA 81 sa3 RACKS.
fellows: 6&5 nl1ta At sill; 27i do :, det:sn. ID
ats1 ~ 10 DO ixed At 3 48; is do e1ved white
and Sc: 7elor 1t *t.t, and j.: do whse at as. y
b0sbel O~.k-P1iets sdva1 ced to Sc cafes f'os
IN 2,s7e bags It 9s@9:c-ncsrly oil ut the outsi e
fkusss. b,e n1m with ssl Of l7s .ags It $127 =
bnehtl.
FLoua- Firnor, Sales 800 brlx Including g. brl.
rye ats Is: g. br.s low grade lrpef ~t 70 5r@925
a9 Is choice do at sa.75; IS cris sin<e extra at
- is; 125 brt 90 at 1000 and 100 bfs city doo2Ie
extra at tl1Lt Per nrl.
GEoclR1EssteadSa and Qu4et-
111lwnnren maRHsA,
tspecial Dlspstrh to the ':hicARo Tfshnre.1
MLw .UkeH. TAursaa!, SeptB
FIoun-sia' kct dull n i1sct1Ye. nnyefa aau eel1
err Dart. Nomlbs1l 1cwer-
GRAM Wheat oprn-d nt Srith's elevator a. ~ q
brt F. r. all let at fhsl price. 8sics: 600 br al
97.ht@s!1A. On Change the marks rute3 Bse&1y ut
s20t, 6hles:-f' Gu tu Ut c.ohug 1rn'at
S2.i. Oats quiet AID arm At &c. Corn Grn ass,.s,.
lillnois ard Michigan Cnnuf.
, 1864-09-09

BAlf[NokK, T0ulEdAT Sent. 3.
F1nun-EuI1. Howard st. super I'll b7katA O.
.GnAtS-Wtent At ~uv. sA.ea a,1.0 bush Kentucky
white II Eax-SS. taxn quiet; Whit f1-sS1l8s.
nulAxT-un1 u &1.E5.
pRoYlslQHa Dali.
, 1864-09-09

W7ANTED -Cor5 aspondence.
~ am connected with the u Department st
Vcss~l1F, Mis- snd heJlfe TO cpen CORES oon3e1ce
wiz m uuliulted NJ tnoeE Of ascluatt1E and inse-
emf .ou1g lAd'es Lam twen!1two years sf a.n,
i oxits, Gocd umoEeos and tapoY 0oIe Ct. NUN u
IMP mart suc, 'oTs and It's coaseQuenees" Ali
eeiEe . o1npt ATTENTION Adcress FRED. aARIoN.
q 81, BE palimests Vicksb159, M1ts. so Q76a2s -
WANTgD. Correspondence
w vno few yonse a~ies. ,hy q memter Of the
vile swa5 4 ffw lelsEro hnurs.u tha Land 81 Coz
II !" ~ TeaI on1ing uisn fe@I m 1om. lively.
b efy ans I'M of 1na; tnotozrspas dss'fed VITA
tleatsoye ed at,Af Eeao!cge!sasa enn.ess Wtsh real
nsur, RAhk HALLaCE, 9. u. Dsnartm en-. v!cks-
b .FH Miess se9+O16f1t
, 1864-09-09

PluLApktrlrA Thursday. 8ept. s.
F1oun-Dul1. L,tslr {rqults Ann pr,ces weak.
GRA1N-Whe.' dull: cid $2.5 5@.25 s.; new t26o9
2t2 y hito Il fp73.s0. forn tfrn. Weatern mixed
ii II; 5elinN, s1.73 Oat. ID demand al Sc.
pBoyls1ose-F1sm
NnIskY-sal : u1mportans
, 1864-09-09

fra8elR fAssed Detroit.
Especial Dispatch tn the ';hleaso Trinnne.1
: DkTaoiT, Thnssdsy. Dops. s.
Ur-Dsfks Great WeEt no. and Ia iner schrs
Ballard, Co per. Black Hawk and Mer1lck.
pONN-honC.
nnrth
, 1864-09-09

GILBERT & SAMPSON,
~ General Auctionesrs. II. Is d 4s DessboEn-sz-
SUPERIOR NEW RN1TURE,
CARPET
ELEGANT PARLOR AND CHAMBER SETS
At Auction
On FRlrAY, sspt 9Th. Il * o'c1ocs, We shaN SCH
At DCr ehT TesI Of rne. y ST. enGld tsSott:Ge1t OF
PARI0N, CHAMBER AND
.,IE1NG ROOM FURSITURE.
Eine Pa7ior eutta, In : al. Cl2th and Green Rspp,
Ro-ewoon Docx Gaze Oak Marnle TOP Aideboard.
Dipl r. Chamber ayd eallor ,:hatft, Of I'LL Ktrde.
CrAMakKoVtTe-Es srAnt fual y a:ofo Top French
Nep1 evtr sold In Chtca. o.
MISCELLANEOUS GOODS at II o. '.1ock-L.uen
Table Cloths. Towels. andke.c2 Eash ToTe:S,
II tfaS' n MIN e ligee.
tleo--Lsd.es' sud GenH' Coczress Gstter.. Boots.
EhCa- &c &c.
nLso-Carpo-s; ttlver Plated Ca.sors, ForRs,
6poons MuEs, &C.. &c
se7 a:9sst sna',ouaa:s.
, 1864-09-09

| :.
STEALING BoAr.-pat1ick Stake and Edward
Moore were yesterday brought before Justice Nc
Donnen charged with ths larceny Of yawl boas
Branch. The boat WIS r11ucd Ut $50. In the
abeei CO Of ma,eria} witnesses the case was con-
dnueo until Saturday, end the prisoners required
to ind bail IN the sum OF $500.
, 1864-09-09

UuFvALo. Thuf83aF SEPT. 5-bT, y.
FLouR-Msfket 1nsr Ire
GH-Ir-H heAt-&o 1Hles: no1n.uRl. Gorn-{l1.et
and omitbl. uaEt-Eo ea!es; het1 ~ TAtt78c.
( = u1sxT-Dnll suu Inactive: Sa1e. 1T SIT, X.
CAsAL F. KlQATs NEW YoHK-flcuf &c; NhsAs
16c; rnr1. l6 ust8 lnAh1 .4E
AAhx 1uPonT1-Flons. 2,517 bEls' wheat ELS bu.
CAssL LkHo11s-Wheat, ss ~ hu cora. = $50 bu;
t6ts 5.Sl
, 1864-09-09
Rea{ 45atate==Gountrp.

EOR SALE Farm ttr sale. One
T. 0. the bert Stock and Grain Farms IN Du PAse
ccurfy. contaip1ng l3tk acres, abou5 th,rtl nr it
In hex, al nlder oo1 Cultivation. 80 OH wells,
spt living wa!eF Coon t@o story aous. E7sh VI =,
Ban, G1stn and: Ca,naee Honse. B.rr asvao fert,
v1th s'ore tAaeu ent A1'ut 2noi4rge bearing kpple
ttees. aud Ginsf ra1ts AZ Ece1 Tor kespla asso.
I70 Lsks sl1tet- Ch.caK1. s9l7ll5E,-s
TOR SALE-At decided bargair,
L. S aeres Ct land IN Cicero To ~nsh,p. Cook Co.
m the Nsisky Point Plank Fcad, one U!1e frlM
1he CORPORATION In: and Hour miles Hom th9 Eo1ft
ra1'f A. fs,.,a avsn,s SAMUEL A. sA .:6 HOE
se8 Q6scit
EuH SALE-1mproved Fam tor
u sale. at Taos B. BrIac't otdce; rontsias ~
ACRES, tBG mica nom hecos.a CITY. VIA ,t mte
from 1he state 1ine and tso mlisa 1t9m tsiie sd
Asz. On has ~ houaea- oFccaftH EeH1 @ nao NtnR
ruiz. grim. Of ve o. erowlnT. T:tle pesftt Prtce
4s coo ssh except 151o viii. Cad fema' Indefinite
ly. q psE cent Very cheao at tae pslce. 80
Sse9 qG59 ~
TOR sALE-A large nur,bsr Of
a. Improved farms, IN v1.a I'm 10 70 $50 acrss
Also g. E acEea Of farming b ds oney to losn on
snES II " ,RS4sneespA u. eet. P.O. Boz S409.
, 1864-09-09
THE STORM ON LAKE ERIE.

Terrible m-D1snsterH-Thc NtB4mcr
Tona. " n uiiaa In the ashlE- Tier Porter Hash-
cd OyerAon I'd 1he Fearful Disaster Near
Paint uu EcIee.