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Charles City intelligencer. [volume] (Charles City, Floyd County, Iowa) 1864-1866, 1864-06-30
Approved, April 80. 1864.
PUBLIc-No 60.
AN ACT for the relief of postmasters
who have been robbed hy Confade.

AN All Tor the rellef OF pOStmasterS
who have been robbed by Confede-
rate forces or rebel guerrillas.
BE 1t enacted by the Senate and House
Of Representatives of the United States of
America IN Congress assembled, That
in all cases where loyal postmasters
have been robbed, by Confederate for.
ces or rebel guerrillas, of post Office
stamps, stamped envelopes, or of mon
ey received and collected for, belong
ing to, and held for the Government
OF the United States, and where such
robbery has not been caused by the
default or negligence Of tho postmas-
ter, the Postmaster General shall be
and he is hereby authorized to credit
such postmaster, in the settlement of
his accounts, with the amount Of
which he may have been SO robbed.
And in cases where no such credit has
been allowed, and the postmaste has
been required to and has accounted
for and paid over to the Post Office De.
partment the sum or sums of which
he may have been SO robbed, as afore.
said, the Postmaster General is au-
thorized to refund the same to such
postmaster.
Approved. April 20. 1864.
Charles City intelligencer. [volume] (Charles City, Floyd County, Iowa) 1864-1866, 1864-06-30
Approved, April 80. 1864.

AN ACT in reference to donation
c1aims in 0rayop apJ yVaSI;,ctor

AN All In reference to donation
claims in Oregon and Washington.
BE a enacted by The Senate and House
Of Representatives. Of tie United States of
Ameraca IN Congress assembled, That
Whenever it shall appear that two do
nation settlers in the State of Oregon
or Washington Territory shall hold
their conterminous improvements in
such manner as may require a half
quarter section to be divided into two
equal parts by line north and south
or cast aud west, it shall and may be
lawful for the Commissioner of the
General Land Office to issue patents
recognizing for each claimant such
subdivisions this enactment to in
clude cases existing at the date of
this act, where the claim may be
proved and established according to
law.
Charles City intelligencer. [volume] (Charles City, Floyd County, Iowa) 1864-1866, 1864-06-30
lPUBLIc-No. 5S.1

AN ACT to increase the compensation
of inspectors of customs in certain
ports.
BE II enacted By The Senate and House
Of Representatives. of the United States Of
america tn Congress assembled, That the
Secretary Of the Treasury be and he
hereby is authorized to increase tho
compensation of inspectors of customs
in such ports as he may think it advi-
sable SO to do, and may designate, by
adding to the present compensation Of
said officers a sum not exceeding one
dollar per day. But the increase here
by authorized shall not extend beyond
July first, eighteen hundred and sixty
five.
Approved, April 90. 1864. .... -.
Charles City intelligencer. [volume] (Charles City, Floyd County, Iowa) 1864-1866, 1864-06-30
Communications.
Correspondence of the Charles City rntelligencer
From the 9th Iowa Infantry.
MEMPHIS. June l6. 1864

MEMPHIS, June l6, 1864.
FRIEND HIDRETH After q rest oi
six days we have orders to march
with three days rations. We shall
probably go in pursuit Of Forrest, fol
he has lately been prowling abou,
the country like a roaring lion, seek.
ing Federals to devour. You have
probably heard Of the shameful disas-
ter to Sturgis' expedition, which left
here on the lst inst, and moved in the
direction of Corinth until they reaced
Guntown, Miss, about thirty-five miles
southwest of Corinth, where a gener-
al engagement took place. The ene-
my outnumbered our forces, and hav-
ing decided advantages in the ground,
they whipped Sturgis. and captured
IA pieces Of artillery, l60 wagons and
about L, 500 prisoners. The affair was
a disastrous one to the Union cause
and a disgrace to the General in com
mand. .~e .aH
Col. Moore's Brigade (the 3d) was
sent ont, but was too late to render
assistance. 1t is amazing that so
many unworthy officers should be en-
trusted with 50 many important expe-
ditions in such important campaigns.
The armies of the West have former
ly been exceedingly fortunate, but
during this spring and summer an ig-
mes fatuiis glare has played around
our western banners, which has lulled
our commanders into carelessness and
ultimate defeat. . r.
But learn that Gen. A. J. Smith
has won and received his "two stars"
which will probably give him COM
mand of the l6th Corps. If SO, l
doubt not he will ere long bring order
out of the present chaos in Western
Tennessee. Gen. Washburn is COM
mander Of the post here. Some of the
citizens complain greatly Of his rule
from the fact that his orders prohibit
their taking more than a small guam
tity of supplies outside of the lines.
But this is certainly right. Our Gen.
erals cannot be too strict with these
so-called Unionists of the southern
States. There is too much talk of
loyal Tennessee, loyal Arkansas and
loyal Louisiana. This soft soap,
milk.and water loyalty is not what
will save the nation. We want our
military rule built of loyal principles
and placed upon firm basis.
We had an interesting time yester-
day. Rev. Mr.. Ingalls, gave us lec-
ture in behalf of the Iowa Orphan
Asylum. He represented the case in
its proper way, and the soldiers were
we'll pleased with the remarks he
made upon the subject. A subscrip-
ton was taken up in the regiment
amounting to $500 and more will
be pledged if we should 60 into camp
this month. Company G pledged
over $500. Col. Gilbert started the
subscription with $50, it being two
life memberships Capt. Slocum took
one life membership. Lieut.. Rupe one
life membership; and other officers
gave literally. Appended is the sub
scription list of our Company:
We, the undersigned members of Company
g, 9th Regiment Iowa Infantry, do agree TO
pay the sums set opposite our respective
names, towards the establishment of an Or
~l., In,
Charles City intelligencer. [volume] (Charles City, Floyd County, Iowa) 1864-1866, 1864-06-30

We hope this institution for Or
phans of soldiers will receive q liberal
support from the friends at home. for
certainly we cannot make . better i'm
vestment of our means than to pro-
vide for the proper training of tho
rising generation.
VIM. H. H. Kellogg of your place
returned to the Company this morn
Charles City intelligencer. [volume] (Charles City, Floyd County, Iowa) 1864-1866, 1864-06-30
REHABILITATION.

Had some other parts of the coun-
ty contributed as literally in proper
tion, as St. Charles and Floyd. our
whole contribution would have been
much larger.
GEO. C. DEAN, Treasurer.
Charles City intelligencer. [volume] (Charles City, Floyd County, Iowa) 1864-1866, 1864-06-30
s"@ HELNBOLD,S "
Genuine Preparations,

| COMPOUND FLUID EXTRACT BUCHU
positive and specific Remedy for diseases OF the Bad
der, Kidneys, Gravel, and Dropsca Swellngs.
This Medicine increases the power Of Digestion, ant
exces the absorbents into healthy action by which tn,
watery cacareous depositous and all unnatural en-
largements are reduced, well sain aud nhamma
ton. -''a 'e.'.
HELNIBOLD'S EXTRACT BUCHU.
For Weakness arising from Excesses Habits of Dissi
patton Early ndiscreon of Abuse, attended with thu
following symptoms " 500" a.ft.
Tndisposition to Exertion, Loss of Power, s.ss
Loss of Memory, Difficulty OF Breathing,
Weak Nerves, SIS 5r..rs# Trembling .s-,'.a
Horror of Disease, wakcfulncss
Mmness of Vision. Pain IN the Back, g..
Universal Lassitude Of Flushing of the Body,
the Muscular system, Eruptious ON the Face,
Hot Hands, Palid Countenance.
Dyness Of the Skin. ...f- ...e...f .r...1 ..
These symptoms, if allowed to go on, which this medi-
cine invariably removes, soon follows
Impoteacy, Fatuity, Epileptc Fits,
In one OF which the Patient may expire
Who can say that they not frequently followed by
those Direful Diseases" D. a., -..f .a.. =
INSANITY AND CONSUMPTION.
Many aware Of the eaase OF their suffering, bat
None riH confess her records cfthe Insane Asyl.ms.
md melancholy deaths by consumption bear ample wit
aess to the truth ofthe assertion. @A.# "aa
The Constitution affected by organic weakness
Iuires the aid of medicine to strengthen and nyigorate
the system, ,-r#rs 3
Which HelmJolds Extract Buchu iararfably does.
, A trial will convince the most skcpucal.
Charles City intelligencer. [volume] (Charles City, Floyd County, Iowa) 1864-1866, 1864-06-30
Sanitary Contributions.

Contributions to Northern Iowa
Sanitary Fair from Floyd county,
Iowa.
ST CHARLES TOvNSuIp
Charles City intelligencer. [volume] (Charles City, Floyd County, Iowa) 1864-1866, 1864-06-30
CHARLES COUNTY, IOWA. THURSDAY JUNE 1864

had been laid under contribution for
this Fair"
Our poetic friend McCreary. of the
Dubuque Times, indited the following
good thing for the opening Of the
Fair:
Charles City intelligencer. [volume] (Charles City, Floyd County, Iowa) 1864-1866, 1864-06-30
TPERIIc--No. GO. 1

A PUBLIc-No. g..
AN ACT to vacate and sell the pres
ent Indian reservations in Utah
| Territory, and to settle the Indians
Charles City intelligencer. [volume] (Charles City, Floyd County, Iowa) 1864-1866, 1864-06-30
FEMALES--FEMALES-- S--FEMALES.

In many affections peculiar to Females, the
Extract Buchu unequaled by any other Remedy in
Choros Retention, rreguarity Panfulncss sup.
preston OF customary cvacuatons, liberated Scir-
rhoas state of the Uterus leucorrh@a Whites SeriL
iiy, aud for all complaints incident TO the sex, whether
arising from indscretion habits OF dissipation, the
L DECLINE OR CHANGE lE IIEE
Charles City intelligencer. [volume] (Charles City, Floyd County, Iowa) 1864-1866, 1864-06-30

A. NJ. Dix, bushels Wheat.
E. Hutchinson. 2 bushels Wheat
o. Peterson, 2 bushels Wheat.
D. johnson, 2 bushels Wheat.
l.. johnson, ! bushel Wheat.
o. Ferguson, 2 bushels Wheat
j. b. May6eld, 2 bushels Pota-
toes.
B. S. Conley, ! bushel Potatoes
A. Fletcher, bushel Potatoes
S. Mallory, ] bushel Potatoes.
The above sold for Cash
Charles City intelligencer. [volume] (Charles City, Floyd County, Iowa) 1864-1866, 1864-06-30

Take no more Balsam, Mercury or unpleas-
ant medicines for unpleasant or DANGEROUS diseases.
Heiabolds Extract Buchu and Improred Rose,cash
CURES SECRET DISEASES
In all their stages, .a 4aa At little expense. (.
Little or no change in diet, No inconvenience,
#e''4 AND NO EXPOSURE. -tt.3 s##
Ii frequent desire and gives strength to uri
nate thereby refnov ing distractions preventing aud cur
ng structures of the Urefhra allayng pain and nam-
nation frequent in the class Of diseases and cxpelng
all poisonous diseased and wornout matter.
Thousands upon thousands who have been the victims
Quacks and who have paid heavy fees 10 be cur in
short time have found they deceived, and that
the POISON has by the powerful astringen,S
been dried ia the system, 10 break out IN aggrara
ted form, and perhaps dfter marriage.
Use Hembods Extraetof Buchu for all affections and
diseases Of the urinary organs whether existing mate
or female, from whatever originating aud mat
ter OF how long standing. E' t"a ef.s
Diseases vi these organs require the aid of durciic
Hembo'd's Extract Bachu is the Great Durcte and
ecrtnt TO have the desired effect in all diseases for which
II Is recommended Evidence Of the reliable and
responsible character will accompany the medicine.
Price sI,OO per Bottle, or Six for $500,
delivered TO any address, securely packed from observa
Describe symptoms in all communications. .,r
Cures Guarateef. Advice Gratis.
Address letters for Information TO III
e. ii. Ii. HEL.MBOLD, Chemist, .rr
lol South Tenth ST. below Chestnut, Philadelphia.
HFLMB0LD's Medical Depot, $50 aEs ,F#E
HEINBOlD'S Drug and Chemical Warehouse,
53i broadway, New York.
Be,care Of Counterfeits and unpriacipled Dealers
who eudea vor to dispose Of Their own and other
articles on the reputation attained by
Hembolds Genuine Preparations ' 81
:" - Extract Buchn.
" Extract Sarsaparilla.
" Improved Rose Wash.
Charles City intelligencer. [volume] (Charles City, Floyd County, Iowa) 1864-1866, 1864-06-30
Charles City, Iowa, June 80, 1864.
Northern Iowa Sanitary Fair.

The Northern Iowa Sanitary Fair at
Dubuque was inaugurated on the 21st
inst. The opening exercises consis-
ted Of an eloquent address by Presi.
dent Wiltse, response in behalf of
the delegations by j. w. J. Calkins, of
McGregor, and prayer by Rev. D. NJ.
Reed. Below we copy the
Charles City intelligencer. [volume] (Charles City, Floyd County, Iowa) 1864-1866, 1864-06-30
Stomach, Liver and Bowels,

Cures Dyspepsia, Liver Complaint Headache, Genera
Debility, Nervousness, Depress Of Spirits, Consti
patton, CoRc Intermittent Feyers, Cramps and
Spasnls, aud all Complaints Of either Sex,
arising from Bodily Weakness whether
inherent in the system produced
by special causes. .#
Charles City intelligencer. [volume] (Charles City, Floyd County, Iowa) 1864-1866, 1864-06-30

Nothing that is not wholesome genial and restorative
in lis nature cutters into the composition Of HOfETrES
STOMACH BiIfEIsS. This popular preparation contains
mineral VI any kind no deadly botanical element no
fiery but comb nation of the extracts OF
baisamic herbs and plants with the pures aud mild
est oil all ditusiye stimulants
Charles City intelligencer. [volume] (Charles City, Floyd County, Iowa) 1864-1866, 1864-06-30
RECEIPTS.

The receipts of the Fair including
Sic, 900 subscribed east. and subject
to the order Of its Treasurer. and hos.
pital stores and clothing already sen,
to the army amounted, on Friday, tc
about sixty thousand dollars. s".~-
Charles City intelligencer. [volume] (Charles City, Floyd County, Iowa) 1864-1866, 1864-06-30
G9e yntelligenter.
A. b. +. HILDRETH, Editor

" Westward the course of empire takes its way.o
Charles City intelligencer. [volume] (Charles City, Floyd County, Iowa) 1864-1866, 1864-06-30

We, the undersigned, members of Company
G., 9th Regiment Iowa Infantry, do agree to
pay the sums set opposite our respective
names, towards the establishment of an Or
,lnr, A In, Inr.o
Charles City intelligencer. [volume] (Charles City, Floyd County, Iowa) 1864-1866, 1864-06-30
DECLINE OR CHANGE OF LIFE.

Take no more Balsam, Mercury or unplcas-
ami medicnes for unpleasant dangerous diseases.
Hetnabolds Extract Btchu and Improred Rose,cash
CURES SECRET DISEASES .
Charles City intelligencer. [volume] (Charles City, Floyd County, Iowa) 1864-1866, 1864-06-30

business Cards OF Ave lines less will be inserted in
this for IS, 90 per For each additional
ine over 1--WE, one dollar win be charged.
, 1864-09-13

t1pd their exit from this city less comfortable thsn
even nding on q ra,l (roao) Il they do nos hetake
themstlvee speedily TO some Other locality, or fome
1ess objectionable occupation.
The Cook county War Fond Committee will
commence ,bc payment Of bounty to-day, giving
three hundred dollars to each rectufs credited on
the quota Of the county, IN addition 10 the Cor
err mept bounty. Their room is No. 8, IN tbs
Court Nouse.
Tho Provost Marshal Is receiving recruits e.ch
DAY, The man tnl1stin. taking his choice OF Eesi-
uent The bount, is ready vneh the man Is mns-
tnd inio the serr.ce- Let intended recruits
remember that the fellows Who procurc men for
other 6tates are sharks. md under preteuce Of
bang unwilling to trntt the recruit TIL be ~ actin
hl1s in the ec1vice, cheat hin ont OF his money,
seDcipg at1sr bim one hall, or in toma c1ses moi
more than oue-1ourth Of the amount promised.
Lieut. J. D. Hnsty. a. the Naval Rendezvous, fs
rccefr1nR men for the navy, who Will receive
bounty the asme as II en'efing the land fureta-
HIS office IL In Uhlleh's Biocio oa Na5th Clark
etycet, init across the bridge.
L1ent. y y. Laueh1in, OF the 1st Regiment
q. S. Veteran Volunteer Engineer Corps, u 1oca'
ted IN the north: east corner Of the Court House
III
, 1864-09-13
Markers by Telegraph.
NEW YORK CATTLE MARKET.
OPENING DAY.
Reported bT Telegraph. e1eus!vely fer the Chicago

OPENING DAT.
LKepo1ted bT Telegraph. e1elus.vey fer the Chicago
Daily Tribune j
NEW yoeK. Aoadsy Evening. Sept. II. 1854
BEEF CATTLE-We hkva on sale at A1ertont to.
cay about $50 hran Of DEei Cntt1o, thu K1-clal
quality OF which Is below the average.
The we4lher han bean tltghtiy rainy, cool nad wet
The market has been ovesstocked with Inferior
grades The receipts tor the week we're 600 head.
upon which decline OF from to throe cents WAY
established The top prices current today excluding
tkney cattle e1ua holiday bee, ase p nst weight
selle1 sinking odal, lsc. Medium Qun!ltys say the
average Of coed fair drove ot 6ao 200 ns, nnos
eteere 117c. Ths lowest rates, incudlng Light thin
Steers cozste e1en4 &c. 6a1:c. Trsds hae been dull
Ano slow toward evening.
EsEEEP-1hs Ehetp market Is very NVely. Com
pbred With last week prices s.e 5sc 2 htgner-
ulthe,r prices SXa Sc u lire weight
HOG9-The Ho. make. CO rpRsed with last week
tsB been mar. actve and pr1tes have ruted higher.
The range Of prices are Nro weight 139l4c. with
N actlye demand. soLo1 RonlEsoH.
, 1864-09-13
Ffeedmensg Aid CommfAaf6n.


The iollo wing are the collections and receipts OF
for August: .... ..-.
Collected by H. ". Cobb, 81 .to15s, es to,!oEs
chieago Jef1ereon stHct IL =: GhutGo, @5;i5'';
ensh, $Go;50; Grovelano, ", s1aeO; hens1; -!
Morton: @ H.. ss.o1; Nofth henderson. iii ssl.oo;
PesiD, III, 1855 fremont. H.. 81 A.4s.
eosetea y Ma,kha% s,ssd7 ns.ss a. fooEs
SIS: $1o0o: y. E. Church. $3.50.
Collected II BeIyds1e PER Treasurer F. 4: g e.
s,ety BelvideEe irFeehystEian, 1a,G Ghq5sa; nx
L. B. Sears, s. .o0; Lucy Ann Smith, g %: Mason
toD, 500; Geo: ch,pee. sl.oo; LINCOLN sl.oo;
Elk Grove, Iowa, Conversational Church, sa5,es.
III. Carol, 1L--N. E. Church. $lo;4o; Lutheran :,
iett S %; 8. Halie.t s.; 90 essh, e1A9s Platte
v,lle, Wis--Ge1man ii. Z. Church, IS %. Rich-
mono, IN Church; sSq9 sa{a1ns ssH,9! IL: Il
Hsien e. @uasa; meea'te e Of csnsr:ssion.t @ and u E.
Collected b. y. q: Csopes, S4o65o. q fol oEs; :;
Fl %ilsan ss ny e; e essh $1s1s Pe: oas.
St. PsnIs Epi:sopaf Church. sst4o; Wesley Ga.a
,,sS %StRe l esste as 6ss
Molne1E 1 M o people, pisD sio.is. M EdoTa-s5io
Hntltosd-$4. 1owa Fn!ls-$6-43. lndi tnola-
Na1ve 81 aenSs Ssott - ss9,s ssas Is eFas 5
sSsi@M. i: e6u1eb.. sis:5e; Mssien-ss.s5;
Me55isbwg5A y. tsssi.' $lo9; d. s. l's.s nssss.
quarterly mestiDg s5s 10 do. Jos. Beesley, e %;
Do, snon{%oae ~ 70 1o cents: St. chs5le.;77$7.5o:
set.Tntss 5l! neeti1e. Fl Si6:es; %$6seuagSs4 90.
CITY, Mich, Union meeting. s3o.07: colored peo-
eseh e
5000: LoJi Congregational Church, 52i %:
schSo1e1Sit rs 9 unien IL meeting ssooo H.
co11eetea @ by 6: c. Nesn.1L seas.11. .s so..evs:
5e1a aSsre " R;st
$sbS. Braver Dam, ~is.-Meth. Oh. s3.oa; Bapt.
@. f5e2i firet FRESH. ch. $s9.t5: eash, $3.50.
3soo ;g' ;,Ro1o' VII, sseo: NapierviiIe, H. 34a5;
bmIo, Wis, $1e 3S; Roeenda1e, VIE, $a.75: 9ar-
atocn. MINI, $500; Wanktn, Wis, 9s8t; Wan
pun, Wlu.-Meth. Ch.. $3.50; Cong. ch $A-7S;
Ere Win B.pt. Ch. Sl5oo, J. Bates. 60 cents: g.
Colieeited BY c. c. Footc. sa74.fo. as follows:
Rrantford. 9: y coin, s53ss; Mount Pleasan
Miscellaieous Contributions, 3746.4s, a. follows:
Algonquin, Peter Anderson, x3s5; IBenzonis,
x1lu.Co: De kalb Coy III, s7Ges: Excelsior, y: 3.
Jones. &s o.: Green Garden, H.. :Johnsoa. .$ss5;
Thomaa Cot, $40; ailltboro, love- a.. F.. 4. Soc.
:: +, };799; hsaeSer, *So,: I. Crosse W1s.
Monmouth. in. sls IS; Mingham. p, $3a %;
Parma, Mich. s1oi15; F: a: Soc, 81 g; Prince
nj, IS Do; River Palls, Wm. Gill, 50 90; stenah,
So 70; St: Ch.1les. Iii. Union meetiag. Sl4 7o'
Wytn, II. ". 80 Oo.
Collected by agents, S2,6G4 81: Total amount
CH1lnc11DUA and ffCHiDt2. SAGlU W.
, 1864-09-13

lSpccal Dlspa!ch 10 the Chicago T1bune.I
ST. LOUIS, Monday, Sept IA.
ToBAceo-Active; gales ot s. hnds. including Stems:
at IS; green and aammaEsd lugs at $io.ocaSlo Is
factory do 1t 3l.otGl2t0 plante1s' do at tl2.15a
l4.5o; COMMON ehipp1ag leaf at sl6so21t 20; medium
do 1t 112Mtaz75o: good and tne Do at $751; A@s!.oo:
common manufacturing leaf at $500. and ane do at
$6G.Qo
fLeu8-Flat; sales Of Ico trls 1ow gssda at ts1o
los II ito do doublo extIa cry 1t iii % btI.
GBAN-Wheat nasvy ana saac 10 = eI. 18th SALES Of
rs racks conMon and fair fail It $1.SS4l8v; $50 do
good and prime st 81 .95 It's primo and choice
St + she!es r. x29a %; sst entsa r. enoics
and yellow q. 5l.ss; So yellow at $l.59; Ill %
.. sls2; 4oo Eh,ts = 3lM: oas ;s, unsaassnged q g
spr1n. ut S7l3, and 2! do common fa at &2.go bu.
Kye Es Of t3 sscks choice at tso, and 40 do at
fi2oF In, hacks retufned. .-
HuiaKT--Market quiet and sales OF Is and 50 bf.B
at f1li3 = DIl. .....
fot ikimmnEs to cholce Bio. LoulAiana sugA: at
11kEk2Ec, with no Eales.
, 1864-09-13

[8pGclRI UFpatth % tG8 Ch1tkE0 If1Duud-I
CtH11HHAT1, Monday. Sept. IL, 1861.
FLoUR-The decline In gold uada shs market stlil
more untsttled and prlces entirely nominal. No
buyers in the nslket. Sellers make NO attempt to
prels sales.
wu1sky-A moderate demand 1t $1,7s.
observation-disclosures 50 depressed ard unsettled
that accurate quotations cannot be given. Rad
ranger trosn bus &l.75 wan tae h,gaest Of
tnR. Ri, held nom,rn,lg st $l.2a@L73: shelied do.
OAss-H@sse nEe-ueld at xl.t5. Balley-4l.90a
1.95 for tall.
GR. GR.cER1EB-HeavJ ard dull, pricea irregular and
rontnal. CoGee 10 quoted at f8@s0c. R4w sugar
PHoy't1oHs-N Nothing doing and no demaad OF any
conEequence, 1Shc was refused for lot OF bulk
pldGk. Hpldff1 are firm.
, 1864-09-13
milwaukee n1afk1k
Especial Dispatch to tho Chicago Tribpne,1
MILWAUKEE. Monday. Sept. Il,

MILWAUKEE. MoIdA3, 6ept.l2.
fLou1-VerJ Unsettled. end &c lower
GEA1E-Nheat declined e@7c. Receipts, e .eao bu
salea this morning: 221'o ou No eprpg In stors At
sls1e185; is,sro bu do. at SELLERS option all ths
week. At 1910 bu do at sella:'s option all
the nth. At s1sl 900 hu do. at buyers option Ill
the month. 1t sls @sa: 1*5 bu. ds1ivared In bags,
4 q sS; 1927 nn No II store at 11sa The sales On
ttrsgplar sales: .o0 bu NO u u closlng
g u SEC g on chanSs sales. q ST. bu No r9K
IN atore Bt Il a2l9l 2710 bH do, Bei1ers ostton ii
~on.a: at q %; e1o nn No ID stofe :. u a.ai s.
OAe Hehkef ssles carry Of store at &c. Csc
offering ~ the close Cefn nomina'ly e leweE. BAT.
prime. Bye &C ar<e and held 1t u 50.
Phov1s1oSB-Huttar quiet aud tending downward
sa1es Saturday, IS packages at s94c.
Vessels Passed Detroit,
f6pecial Dispatch to the Chicago Tribunal
DETROIT. Monday, Sept. u.
CP-Da,kz Lon, March ard Badger; brig Claxk
Echrs Express, 6tarka1. ANA Craig. LsnanK, Hazts
imperial Plat. st. Andrew, Jess1e.
DowX-Schrs Desoto, Empire State, Portland
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