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LAKE SUPERIOR IRON Co. OFFICE, ]
Marquette, Lake Superior, Mich,
Ssptember Sd. 1864.

LAKE SUPERIOR IRON Co. OFFICE, J
Marquette, Lake Superior, Mich,
September Sd, 1864.
dividend N0TICE.-A Dividend
LOT THREE DOLLARS per share has been declared
by the Lake Superior Iron Company, payable on
and after the 10th inst, to Stockholders resident
In New York and the New England States at tho
once Of J. T. GreenOugh, Transfer Agent, Be stOn,
Mass, and to all others at the office Of Messrs. H.
B. Tuttle 4 Son, the COmpany's Agenas at Cleye-
land, Ohio.
By order of the Board of Directors.
S. P. ELY,
seps:l69 Secretary and Treasurer.
FOREST CITY DYEING ESTAB-
IL LISHhENT,
No. HI Seneca street, opposite City Hotel
ESTABLISHED 1858.
Jos. Um1auft, sole Proprietor.
Recommended by the State Fair Of Ohio, 1882.
Dyeing and Cleaning in all their branches. Please
call and examine goods in the store and so find the
difference compared with other ] ye Shops as we
finish all our goods BY steam machinery and press
o. suSO:179
OPEOlFIC PILL-WINCHESTER'S
y Specific Pill, price one dollar. Sent by mail on
receipt Of price. CHURCHILL BRO,
ssptT I26 Ontario st.
Pastur Nv sed Church, in charge.
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TRAVELLERS RBGIsTER.

81 Citizens wishing conveyance TO either Of the
above Trains Boats, will be called for BY Coaches
Of Stevens Omnibus Line, by leaving their address
ct the Omnibus Once, i47 Superior street, next
door to the WeddeIl House.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-09-10

Chairman County Central Committee.
n. B. SBERwIE, Secretary.
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RAILWAY INTRLLIeENCE.-The Toledo and
Wabash Railroad earned, in August, $244,-
ia, showing gain over the same month
last year of s127,7s4.
The Hudson River Road earned in Au-
gust, 1884, sSO6,5 and in August, 1858,
S2ls,5 showing an increase of $s7, ,OS4.
The st. Paul Press speaks most encourag-
ingly of the prospects and progress of the
railroad from that place to Lake Superior
1t says the twenty mile section nearest St.
Paul, and the heaviest of the whole
road, will be completed by january l,
1885. A prominent director of the road
says that measures are on foot to establish
furnaces at Lake Superior to manufacture
the rail to be used by the road. No better
iron can be found in the world than exists
there, and the projects perfectly feasible,
theivery favorable tariff on iron tending to
the development of the wonderful resour-
ces of that region.
Eight hundred thousand souls are said to
be dependent on railroads in Great Britain.
So said an Irish baronet in late speech.
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@E0 000 MONEY ADVANCED
pOU.UUU in sums to suit-at the old stand
snd Well-knovn WAGHER'S LOAN OFFICE, on
Securities Of every kind, viz: Gold and Silver
Watches, Diamonds, Silver Ware, Jewelry, Guns,
pistols, Clothing, Dry Goods, Pianos, Meledeons,
and all .srsonal property and articles Of value, on
the most satisfactory terms. Business strictly pri-
vsts. Established 1851. n B.-A variety Of IN
bargains.
: 0f1os-oornar Of Water and Superior streets,
ever Davis aud PgiTotto's Clothing Store.
-oota7 J. @. W WAGNER.
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DEAD SHOT FOR BED BUGS-A
IL sure thing. For sale By -l-l 8 .
CHURCHILL & BRO,
esPtI l26 Ontario st.
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UANTED IMMEDIATELY FOR
w the Quartermaster's Department at Nashville,
Tennessee, 800 LabOrers, wages S45 per month and
r1tions; 800 TeRnsters wages $40 per month and
rations. To men capable Of taking charge Of
Train as Wagonmaster, that Will report with 25
men, $50 per month will be given. Assistants with
Aftoen men, SIS per month. None need apply but
Able-bOdied men, willing TO engage for six months
transportation furnished
O. D. SHERWOOD, Agent Of A. Q. NJ,
, 1864-10-05

urEcd Lin to make Gen Mcclellan Secretary
Of War. Mr.. Bialr's anlnosity to Secretary
etsnton would be sufficient tInpelalng csuse
for that, and 1t Is NOT unlikely he imagined
that the President agreed with him In n'these
matters, ~ he supposed 1as the ckse In the
Rockville 1arangue. Moreover, the Charge
is tbst the negotiation WIS conducted by
another nembtr Of the Blur family. ouIte
likely; aud It Is still more probable that ,h.t
member Of The Bliir ftmilY mas sent BY the
other member Of, the Bldr family, who had
not, at that time, ceased to fancy that he was
the President.
There Is o-e Way to settle this question
If Gen. Mcclellan Was offered N important
or II he was offered tho War De-
parmeat, ae eonciston Of his " turning his
back on the proposals OF the peace juato at
Chlcsgo," he must know it, md he must
haze Tire means Of praviog It. Lit hin pro-
duce that proof or let him 1t least say that
1t IL 40. And wh.n he gets ready to make
the atatemt Mt, VIC trust that he Will find Ian
gusee less involved thln Mr.: kiair's to put
It In
, 1864-10-05

PORT OF CHICAGO.

HlVHD-..s..........ockA 4.
Prop n.oehyt1e, Taylor Port colbosae ITO eds wood
Pro, GeDdotSs' utto S"tW W.lsn. pnsalo. sn.d1tes.
Prep Avefg1een CiiY. PA. ons. Buffalo, aandfiea.
Prop CITY q Bo.too. MeHsnry. eEaen4senfs' sandA
Bslf 3s:sf - aoo:s Fssaso I'M
Ba:k IL: = e9ssses. Fitzgerald Pe'hnso 40 n lun-
n,,1 t;eneVs4 :, y IsomsrIljle, oconto. IL cds xoed.
f:9s GssF IS q, .oos
seht Two Broshsr1, ksexscn. st. Paal P1er q crds
genr sashsil.ud, Carmichael. Printers Ple1. 60 m
echr rConme9e.ment, Van Dls. Holland. % N s.aves.
eehr Belott. fow,rs Ausksxoa- IS m lumber. 10 N
schr Fhher, G'a.er. White Lake, - m Lumber.
sesr nu,aeson, \ Acesa' Bfovas P1es. 80 N lumber,
gchr Kias Cart, Ee!son, 81 JoMph. 6 e1ds wood.
sehE Ellen "ihlams' Psuero1, CLEVELAND, +'a tons
sehr Kacer, Eleserson. Bun.lo. $50 tor. coal.
sehs Fo, mus Frazier, Budalo, $40 N lasa Com For
sehr s1sftsa. Vands,hers, Pigeon csesF. ss csds
'sch1 Challenge. Nelson. cenue,tlls. Is erds vood.
sehr Liza btrnan. connola, Raek Creek. Ito N lna,-
sehr L; 9. IEwiu, TAYLOR. Paekard's Ptsr. Am luu
afsi XIX * Mn. fs'ssr0n; An.s.fos. ia m snn0s4
scss aioIa, Hamn,in. vnits Lake. IS N lauosr.
seow CSp y HsFy. Joseph ~ s sefa, g. wood
Prop no7a.as Isa o..sxa. iios "a. .sest ~ md
.so1 a.lss,, re..y. guaa!e. light 70 All.sates.
EreR G. q Asa,sSs: e s.fas a,:s,E saadrles
Prap Brs6barx. Aa1t Buffalo. $500 bril- aaus. 90
B,rf dssas VIZ No. ! s1ita nsrq.ss.s, .suo bu.
con, 1Mt hu; oetz, md susdsiea-
Rf sSss f,ses,, ssist .sis sa;
ssI ssF Fsa9 Z :2 ss2ib bss aSa:f sd ;s:.s
, 1864-10-05
General KeArnoy on Mcclellan
fErou1 WflkeH' Snfrft ~ the Tiuea7


As the Presidential campaign progresses,
We commend the almost dying worts Of
General Philip Kearney on Mcclellan and bis
people of New jersey. General Kesrney,
who WAS staunch Democrat, expressed ID
several letters, which be wrote during the
Peninsula campaign, IN unqualified condem-
ration OF McClellan's strategy and conduct.
He said, in speaking Of the Young Napo-
leon, that the campaign was being .'fauyht .'
BY driblets," that the army VAS " under the
control OF imbecility, or 3smethin9 srorse,''
and that, soldier ae he was, be could al
most wish he Was back again TO his quiet
home In Jersey. One Of these memorable
letters closes with the emphatic declaration:
az tel you that -MCleuas, Is burnt out p It
should be the sacred task Of the patriots Of
New Jersey, to render the eainted Kcarney's
Hords prophetic In his native State, during
ne aPpfoachirg yerdict OF November. II
dict he will not be the recipient OF single
electoral vote.
, 1864-10-05
Tribute TO the 1ate Ex-Governor Il. G.
lkHanMHs -

If1oQte 10 Inc lAt6 NX-&z0VeHD0FA Il. C..
Wrench.
At SPECIAL mastiug Of the Board Of
Trustees Of McKendtee College, held Sept.
10, 1864, Benjamin Hypes, Etq., was called
to the Chair, and ". Joxss, appointed
Secretary.
On motion. the following preamble and
resolutions were unanimously adopted:
WuKREAs. It has pleased tls r1l-Hi1s and mercl.
III n.,ssr ,s 81 All to rs~9.e from {h!s t1a.sit.sy
Gsvernes u 1!,,aoi:. md sisi5 Frs.idens Il IL
Beard Of Trqstse. sad Professor il II Law p.
psr1ntnt st AcheEdrse College, NAE who had
been xwics tsnored hy tho people Of this St1ts By
bs3E placst fer TWO suces'Aivs terms II thu slee
e. IT. ths e rhs w.' 1oSs ,:shn.
Inl ruember st soclstJ: who. ~ prsaldeat OF this
Board Of TruatesE, nd one Of tbs Co0m!Mtoners
sf the Endowmsat Fund, and rrs'essor ana Lee
turer OF Law In The Colle2e, WAS eoth n orna-
meut and an efclent iorce IN every pssitioa he oc
cupied among ue !; who was vstaab friend An1
eountalsr evezJ vnsre, and sspecia1y beioyed lor
bis good deeds and gentle k1ndnels abroad and Al
home thctefo1e-
Resoistd, That this Board Of Trustees do bow
with sufnlBslon - thla affecting stroke OF Divine
Fro,,aeace, u which they ars called It ones to
bf1t With 70 abls an otcer, 70 uIetal membsr, 10
valuable Pzofssaor, 70 kind tyIsud, and 10 sAte
hI. los ND lament his iail At an .xe matufs IL.
ttrd, but Still Vigorous Aud promising, W do, nsy-
artheltss, rejolca in tAs fact that be trumpasd in
tie of ths Lard Jsszt cAriEt, aal trass that
Eeoired. That We ot1er to the stricken and sor-
roTius wite,. ths bs!savsd chlldrsn ana the sad-
Them We viii sdsr our co1ttnued prayers that they
may be Rsse1onsly suatained, and 2sy aver End
th.t tbs haaa Of beasvo!sas gsavsnly Father car
lea& them By better way, xRa give thsn Eweeter
cancellations because Of the atl,ltlons h has sse1
good TO- brig upen them. Mar they love md
cherish his memory. homer ths Character and folls1
the good example of him Whum thsir hearts must
lAmknr,
, 1864-10-05
FEANEUE. mGlKDEIk IN
IOWA.
Two Deputy Ubited States WArahnls
huF0uFcd By GOpperheAds.


osEA1oosA, lows, Oct. Cd. 1861.
Editors Ctlcsso Trlbpne:
J. M. Woodruff AID 8. L. Doshore, Deputy
United States Marsha1s In the Fourth Dis'
ttict Of IoRa, were aseaesinated on the high
vey, l'y party OF militia returAIrg from
Coppcrhesd drill, On Sa,urdav syentng last.
1he deceased were uader orders to notify
dr1fted men In 6usar Greek towusnfp, ,.Po We
sheiK County and elgaged one Mlke Gloason,
on the naa. to pnint out The houses OF the
dratted men. lie betrayed the officers, and
returned With. hotorlpu straitors, Who fred
from the bushes on thsa deceased Woodruff
was mangled with shots. Boshore prayed
for his lite after being wounded, bat In vaia;
yet he broke the leg OF Mike aletson, who
vas captured, and duplicates 4 number Of
.Hoahurs lived few hours, an5 bis story
MARKS ono of the most CO wArd'y murders on
record. It ts the fruit Of the spokea
treason at Chicago, and Ut the ate.la-there4r
party. Tbs accompltces have 1ed, but tue
reward offered and tha calling ont OF the mill
>itary companies ut GrinneI, Nowton and
Mohfezuma may secure home Of tho mur-
da1e1s. Several Of the military company arc
nnder srrest-
I write frcm Oskalooss, through which
plsce the dead men are being taken to thelr
tfieu3s-WoodrnH bling resident Ut Knox
Vile and Boshore. Of Cent.rg,lle. Both wore
veteran and wounded eoldiers, Of nigh char
aetfr.
1t was with difficulty that the crowd could
te tept from ayacbinG tlsason: the ASSASSIN
ard hetrayer. He sa55 he was drunk
j, 3. GnINJELL.
, 1864-10-05
DR. EASTERLY'S
DIARRHCEA SYRUP.

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Dyse2teFJ, Oh holera MerAus, sumneF
Complaint, Cslic. Wind in the SION.
aeA and 6sWela, and all Dsr1nxs.
HeN1 OF the $e10Aeh and RaWsls e
Children when TeqtAInx.
n tAe a1MMee hoR5ezas liz tom ppNNL CON.
f1A1N11 = at might he ksve& By the tt1uay ~ Qf
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DIE Nh11 AaAfR I'D AUK8 RkAkDX i oHeseA
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~ For sale At DR.. +. kAS1kRLYB 1kn11f GAl4r
e3n1 Eao13 - NAd&1un 1treet, Chicago, II.
, 1864-10-05
FsNhNgIIsz, AND EaCEaL.


TUZapAH EvKHNss Oet- 1, 1g84.
The panic hiss almost entirely subsiled. But
yesterday and huafneas was at perfect stand-etil
there were no buyers-our merchants stood sp.
pa1led-corency could not be had 1t any price
Eastern exchange was drug ana coalu not ind
market at los per cent. di.count-eyen gold went
begging 1t leo when It WAS quoted In New York At
19Q. To dsy everything Was changed. Our bank
ers felt stronger-ttere WAS a better supply o.
Rreenbacks on hsnd-bus!ness meA deposited
freely and checked ont ltehtiy-these waa no
"rnn"-everJhody felt easier, fmiled apd seemed
happy Confidence is restored; the brief storm
has blown past, and business will speedily resume
1ts wonted activity,
Its true, currency WAS not plenty, and none Of
the bankers discounted paper; bnt those Of our
merchants who had money were net afraid to use
It, lest they should increase the panic and break the
bsnks. Most Of the BANKERS received large remit
tances yesterday evening and yesterday morning,
but the experience o1 the past few days taught
them to husbsnd their resources, and they steruly
said nor TO every applicant. This is well. The
errof Of undue expansion, which caused the pres
ent panic, must be carefully avoided during the
next few uonthe. Besides, the provision season.
Il close at hand, and our beef and pork packers
must be ATTENDED to. There must be no more
sinking Of the funds In whisky. wool. ttocks,
gold. Sc: for the present; hut close attention TO
tbs legitimate requirements Of trade md com
mefce.
A. far as nc could learn, every bank Of any In
por.ance Was able to psy all the checks presented,
in g1eenbscks and national ca1rs1cJ, and although
buf,ne.s Was light, 1t WAS STEADY and quiet.
The market for Eastern Exchange WAS entirely
nomital. A few Of the banks purchased from their
customer. At HGA diacount, and sold at ts11
discount, but throughout the city rates were
nominal.
Gold opened ia New York at 192;, fell to 1se,
and closed at 101. The following are the quota
tons received BY James Boyd, gold broker:
At10a.m .......1924 At II a. m ..........191
At 1o:e0 =. n. ....1o14 At ap. m...........1st
Here, tho gold market was quiet and steady at
1ss@1.9o, With light offerings. ~ compared with
yesterday. Silver WIS nominal at It's.
Owing to tbs rumora on the street, that soma
Of the banks which failed recently viii bs able to
pay up every deposition nea1Iy In fall, we deem II
highly proper to caution the public tom giving Gre
, 1864-10-05

bPIEEe-rha decline IN gold. an4 ths pan,c
vhl. has r-sQl1dd stig and our Rasssrn Grocery
maT8tu, Ess vary e6.ctuai,y brought cora tbs hllh
ptfctsrf Sr1cts. wh1eh a1FAortin<.y spsc1lse "a
II th't ris<et'on We uots dacltre or feom II 80
per cent np"a l.ss Hsekt Quotstan'. ana astll tan
market II weak. 1nd 1up:zlouk nom uAl. On ALI
sp1e our rt evin9a fg9ies ara Eatueed ltc = %
c.. sl1 &c: CfovtA &c On nutnsse 2Qc aod i
r:pLer8 2 D. We quite:
A. tplce, 50 81
, 1864-10-05
GbifaQo Qribn1re.
WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER s.. 1854.


EBANrs ENTERING WkDGK,
Tie later sdrices dlminisning Grants loss
ca in tho sara1 ce to Ch apln's Bluff from faye
thousand to two thousand, coupled with
tho fact tDat Lees 1oeses In his assaulta IN
Grants Do~ position On the following day,
c1eteded our IN In taking it, give to our
SUCCESS at this important point still more
encouraging sspect. TIE advantages Of the
positlon lnto which Grant has been gradually
working for months past, must soon be eyt-
delt to the most unmflitsrY observer: Ho~
far Lee will continue to allo # htm to uofo1d
and perfect the same line Of strAtexy. and
whether, tndeed, lie can prevent it remains
to be seen. To understand Grants tsct,cs
conceive OF Richmond AZ tho cestne al
Nido decentralization Of forts. ~.
terdtng to the west, cast and north. for
from dTe to ten E1tles, and to the soutn for
tweItS five, taking In the defenses OF Peters.
burg In their s~eep4 T9cnty three Of these
1ofte, according to an excellent man in our
possession, guufd Petersburg alone to the
south Of the Appoma,tox, and seven to the
nozth- Between Petersburg and Richmond
is Fort Darling, surrounded BY minor fostid.
cations. aud Connected with tue defcnses Of
the teo ciues b continuous lines Of fintrench-
menfe- This array 10: Ks yer3 formidable.
Yet It IL perfectly evident that the thirty
for.s around Petersburg are no mora an ob-
stac1e to Grants army, with its vanguard at
Chsplh's Bluff, within five miles Of Rich
mond. than II he had already carried every
ole Of them. He has ltf1 thom behind
-fanked them. Meanwhile he ia working
hie army in edge wise between these fortlfca-
lions, until his army, instead of fthecircumter- !
ercc Of the fortified circle, occupies the radius
thtreo(, eisb his rigat faux pointing toward |
Richmond, and wilh1n few miles Of it, and
piercing, blade-Lke, i1to the very heart Of the
rebellion.
sone hare regarded Petersburg as the |
great stumbling. block In Grants way. It |
remains J Ct to he seen whether It will not |
prove Of more service to Grant than to Lee.
II Grant Can use Tito draw of rebel troops
from the ccfrnse Of Richmond, 1lattering bis
stool pigeon at Petersburg, while he springs
his net at the capital JEFF. Davis may yet
say Of his attempt to cope with him at the
East, AS he did Of Done1son and Vicksbprg,
that "the Eonfederacy had attempted too
1nuch-norc than 1t was able to perform"
Possibly Richmond cou1d not long survive
the evacuation Of Petersburg. Grant could |
close In around Its southwestern communf- I
4.ions and cut ST its supplies. But We |
doubt not Grant prefers the present position |
Of bis army with Fort Darling and the .tbk |
forts Of Petersburg lar behind him, occupied |
BY # bel troops. to their evacuation. Tney |
gre now no more In his way than the rough.
ness Of the bark when the wedge Of the rail-
a a nj inn 3ryn %ha
, 1864-10-05

r.
The 1ntense e1citemsIt Of yesterday whi2h pre-
yaitd In money ciseleI has been s1ceeeded to- day
by I. variable quiet; and confidence, although !
plant Of allow growth, IL coming to the rescue. Ths
asy goods mea feel lass SepresAos, and they think
that leT days will restore tbs wonte4 lteadl1ess
in the MARKET, Noss goods will probably 20 dowa
II our #rnJ suceesaes consiaae. snd gold suders
thezetona, bat their fill will be conviction that the
bottom the rebellion II about to drop cut, md
not fom panic brought about BY speculators, such
n has existed fer tls past wsek. A. ~ hzvs b.
fore stated, cotton goods Will not share in this de-
preston to sny e1tent IA their value Is but slight
" affected By the price Of gold Trade still COZ
tinues tight, but there ia N improvement to-day
over yeatsrday. Our dealers Awais calmly tho de-
delopmc1te Of tin1s, confident of their ability to
carry themselves tiumphant]J through any crisis
ubich may o5eEtaks them. We have 10 change 10
mike rom yeate1day'e i duotatioue
, 1864-10-05
Fsss thus montisas u eonsplozsus kaa.-

Ftass thus monuoas consplozaus kaa.-
pa1ency: g.
1bk devlco consisted Of ak llkeoeAsea from
paoao8rapte, Of Graet, Sherman. Aesde,
farra1u ut, Sheridan, aud Hsncecs. T ley sere
pa1sted oy IN artist twco seemed 70 have
taiea care 10 fntshingth work The trans
par.1cs repreee1 t. those six great men of
the nation aa the Union
"Rscs 0sr.:rissiontrs, appoi.ttd by Ab ~oha n
Hr<on7 Pe.tde7 # ne U,rEed Baf-."
On Chestnut atEeet articul.rly this banner
was ,ecs1vtd with universal spptoYI- Tae
lsdi.e 10 ibe Nto5ow vs. Of private t4snsions.
and III the i'rge hotels op t',at erre+t. waved
th-ir tandhtzcoiets, ~ht1e an immen4e mase
hosree. The sceh wss exciting to every pa
trict- Motto-"Wo are fnr perm lueat
peace, therefore we must vote for AbfthAm
Lincon, and ayisorous prosecution of tht
Wef,"
, 1864-10-05
DR.. EAs1ERlY's PAIN KILLER.

Tk1a Medicine Ia nm i1nalIkle cure feR
RFniass, spFatns, Headache, TsotA-
aeRe, 8oFs Throat, Cole, Cramps ~
8p4x1z, DysensoFY or BoWal usH-
plants, Nervous Affections, Fa1a In
tho Faos> PatnteK's Colis, Rai1s In
the '6reas2> s1Ae, Back and E1AAs,
Cholera Cho1eaa Morb4s, and ii
nRet wherever It In applied Fal1 cam
hot EXIT
1t II uasd INTERNALLY and EXTERNALLY aud
Il perfect ANTIDOTK for ALL FA1N. TT It 70
8th1Cttd, 80
~ FOR sals 1t DR. L. EAArXRLY CO. u Family
Medicine 9torf, a AadlSon Hs.s Chicago, Ill.
, 1864-10-05
ODumHRC CIaL@

TUESDAY ETKoMa. Ocs 4. 1t6I
WEEKLY RHv1Ew.-Sipce tho date Of oar last
weekly review, tie general markets hare been un-
settled and prices are conaEderah}J aoSer. Flour
has declined s1.a511.50 per bsl; Winter Wheat Is
9lGc per bu.hA; Spring Wheat, 25@aoc per bush
ell: Corn, 8G9c Per busbe:; Oats, &c per b1shel
Rye, 12D16c per buthei; Barley. a5130c Per bush
el; Htchwines &c per gallon; Timothy Seed. 150
soc per ha.hel: and Flax Seed, 60c per bushet.
Groceries Of al! kinds are also considerably lower.
Dry Goods bkse declined materially. and prices
have still strong downward tendency.
The following table elbows tbs receipts and ahip-
n.ents durln9 tho past Fl hourst.
, 1864-10-05

a Remarkable Case.

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nTss snIl ~; ~ a5,s rs e ST. Il t1as sss
So aea'a q ele- ~ a., s1a ;atn i.
~ nse4sn abs Ka tsso aaa - - e
;.s * W. spd a9 q. aA.s sae:e
dfIk. Ehe 1ruf. lay =. that st.asso, ~ seeA of
sessole; .he hss - evstJ too.a "a ncz hea1 i. e
Ber sltuA.i !. q slttrraaax aicknsxs A., kn,~,
NJ cvrf uuf ~ e.%ts- Fur nve ycafs ! ~ 0Ha
sp Set. 10 Il ~ ~ & "a =: n 81
c'c,ock. 4 III uzds hsguA % na< Ii tho as1S.T
- fer aa,r csne Of q Q h.d b~.n Adlip>sd with
n&rss19sa IL tr noa ! + thr sea<1 shs Rad assa
nt1ez azltoag cf tha hsss oo&pt, SKtAt3nEa ~
81 q, ed ,s, nss e.. Z,
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i III o. ~. tot TWO ssrs Atsf, her hasA sas
:. III sns sss uS ms eaton Of nieua sho ess
ssssni.et5x sne osA Dot tho tsnss OF hsls
hsir Il vcuid sTsv soaeE a sl<ts u a lacA 4
Mslth, A1d ftea roma OF = eoaf.nueA 20 DC e e
iasss1ets fns toas no1 tbs, Rhs4 10 d1scoFzsA -
VI e;sspsse - s oes + At your KA1Eszos. .e,ls.
sseHE EHnr sorr aunIa oLora ahl pessey.rtr4
toty a>a The as es 1eet IN .oa: no.sat hoe hsif
iTssfte snss :. lncns. iu laret1. ve1T thloE est
her aa1s had arcv7 Or * ,nc7es. . .es a.w .
nth hsir. thc6 mat, AnA - pared |. l1g
:itsa r. her h 10.
hut tlinle 4 ar q Der lo.tn. har hAr 81. dase s1s
q X! u ~ not
n.9af:esss- & c.As staol aao7eis sd ss:s,s.
JOSEPH BURNETT 4 CO.. Bostsn,
aad prd By MI prryz.,.s "a raaey Good oes e;s.
, 1864-10-05

LUABEE-Rith only 4 moderate supply duslnt
tbs pa1t wt, baa probably been oae Of the d1est
re have expasienecd this iesao1. Tho 1lmoss unpre
cedcnted ders1ktNelt OF our general m.1kets-tha
rapid decline IN Ko1d-aEd the utter wans Of coua-
eeace In ali Monetary TRANSACTIONS bid fair for some
days Altogeth'f 10 ARES: tbs demand for lumber.
Country bu3ern Were rot in the market. city cper
atoss Vste only tlspt ssd to huy 1t
dHcton on previous rates. CAf1oes on arrival, H.
ftead Of being takeA 1t o1ce were ics t2e Arkst
for sevsrxt daIs unso1A, aEd rlt1natslg wa.o put-
chased 1t dec1ils Of 3i.V a9ss from sEavioas qno-
tstiors Thefe hi been bettsE feeling In tbs market
JestedAg xrd today, aad pricet Enfa EouawhAt 1rn.
ef, but without sny quotfbls AdtArce On tho decline
previously establiihed.
There nere fair number Of sopntr3 b7yers IN
this mcralnR, and sevszal ss1ss were effected.
We ara now approaching tbs c1efa Of tbs 1.eeeat
s,ssn, and leok,t 1t ths probable daRaxd tor our
ucrea sinx city ir1de veil ~ ier country dea!er
It pay be 1aEAsktd that stoek1 On hsna s.s and
with xrtsuzu II ordinary presqer,tI, Will b fouad
issuia. Isn't 10 N 1t futura aSu an1s.
BHMGLEe-The market has been In fair supply.
with mers uDaissd dsnaaa. Pricea rule steady
LATH-In fair 2snnnt, snd le4s nru, but with 10
qnetabls ehsnEe.
cA1ao sAL1a today.
Csrgo schr. Glsdia:or. from NuskeKon, sold by
Meslade 1so cot fest 1af1ed lumber, st.'ps balaIee
boards, IT. sla1ods cargo sehr. FiaheT from White
Lake, rold By Hosher. 7ro.o feet lumber, strip,
balance common mlxe4, At *t7lo; cargo schr. Bar.
b4,: from Autkexon, sold By Naaoa l. Davis, s9Na
feet 1umbsf.H Hrps, at sle.o9, cargo schr ston.,
hon White LARS, t54aao feet 1nmosr. " nj ipl, at
$3.50, carxs eehr Bc1o1t from Muske1on, sold By
Hart Maxwell, ,Ias, 60 feet lumber, X strips, bal
ance cos1se, At as %; es:go scar Bslslt from Illus
iegoa, toid bT Hlzt Maxwell, to arrive, .ueo feet
cea1se lumber. sis.ea. =
CARGO sAL1g nUE1Ne TIE WEEK.
vesre.t. Where from. Dtscr'ps!'n. Price
=, GO de ;;.......s41yed do 45o