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Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1865-08-03
Love and Matrimony.

Any Lady or Gentleman sending me an addressed
envelope and stamp, will receive full directions fol
gaining the affections of the opposite sex and which
will enable them to marry happily, irrespective O.
wealth, age or beauty Address
MRs. MARIE LEMOlLLE,
Harlem P O.
Aug. J, 1865, 3ms New York City.
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1865-08-03

rgOne black and four white soldiers
were murdered recently on the plains by a
band of Kiowa Indians. All were scalped
and one had his heart cut out.
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1865-08-03

EE General Dix's resignation has not been
rendered upon any feeling respecting the ap-
pointment Of his successor. but in accordance
with long formed resolution to retire to
private life On the termination Of the rebel.
lion.
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1865-08-03

The MARYLAND APPOINTMENTS The con-
test between the aspirants to the public OH
ces in Baltimore city has finally been brought
to close. 1t lasted too long as it was aud
we can but congratulate ourselves that the
matter has been settled finally and positively
as the strife was growing bitter, and its con-
tiauation could not possibly result in any
good.
Col. WEBSTER has received his commission
and entered upon the duties of his Office. The
Washington Republican gives the following
list of appointments
Postmaster-Wm. H. Purncll.
Collcctor-Edwin II. Webster.
Naval Officer-W. s. Reese.
Surveyor-Edington Fulton.
Upited States Observation-Disclosures Boni'
FAINT. -,
United States District Attorney--W. j
Jones.
Chief Apprascr-Joh l. Meredith.
Assistant Appraisers-Captain e. +. An
derson and Thomas King Carroll.
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1865-08-03

ESThe election for Congressman and
State Treasurer in Kentucky takes place on
Wednesday next The great question of the
Constitutional Amendment is to be settled
a1so
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1865-08-03

Ey-Lieut Tntenfa of the New York
Independent, was arrested on Saturday at
Nashville, charged with stealing and attempt
ing to sell Government horses.
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1865-08-03
Tho Middla Denartm ent.

WAR DEBT, ADJUrAsr Gems OFFICE.
WAsuIyGroS, July q, 1865.
General Orders No. 1l8.--The President
directs that the United States be divided int
Military Divisions, and sub divided into Mill
tary Departments, as follows:
DEPARTMENTS.
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1865-08-03

EgThe North Carolinians are following
the example of Virginia and are as much
Rebels to-day as year since The work OF
Transforming Rebels into loyal men has been
going on too rapidly, and its results are be-
coming painfully apparent.
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1865-08-03

gThe Richmond Republican states tina
the University of Virginia will soon RESUME
its duties with highly encouraging prospects
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1865-08-03
suERIFFkf.TY.

TO the Independent Toter. IF A'tsaanv County. ..
+ OFFER myself to your cofisiderat ton as candi-
i date for Sheriff at the approaching election. "
successful the duties ofthe Office will be discharged
with impartalty.
Cumberland, kugast ., 1865 --tes;
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1865-08-03

Those who take the oath of allegiance
with no intention of keeping it must not show
their hands too soon lest they get handouts or
them,
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1865-08-03

FEThirteen millions will be necessary
per annum for pensions.
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1865-08-03

fEThe Boston papers record the death OF
DR.. Wiuship, father o. ;ho great "ath.cte."
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1865-08-03
FURNITURE FURNITURE!!

FURNITURE FURNITURE!!
THE undersigned takes pleasure in inform
l. ing the public that he has resumed business
gain a; his old and well known establishment OH
liberty street between Baltimore and Harrison SITS,
ear Bcalls Foundry, and he respectfully solicits
share OF their patronage. He has on hand now
inc lot of CHAIRS, TABLES, and
Furniture Of every description,
nd will manufacture to order on most reasonable
crns
Ef,-IIe will also furnish COFFlNS, accompanied
With n lIcarse on the shortest notice.
GUSTAvCS RIZER.
July 81. 1865 en-.
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1865-08-03

EESome of our disloyal people cursed thu
war, and now the war in turn has damned
them.
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1865-08-03

Governor Holden, of North Carolina, has
recovered from his recent Illness, and IS again
performing the duties of his position.
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1865-08-03

w"A retired planter" urges the intro
duction of Chinese labor for cotton planta
tons.
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1865-08-03
LIST OF LETTERS.

T FILTERS remaining unclaimed in the
IL Post-ofIice Mt Cumberland, State of Maryland,
3D. day of August, 1865.
s,s- ITO obtain any of these letters, the nppli-
cant must call for 'ddrertised letters, give the date
Of this list, and pay cent for advertising.
GREE DELIVERY of letters by carriers, Mt the
residence of owners, may be secured by observing
the following rules;
al. DIRECT letters plainly to the street and
number, well as the post-oflice and State.
an. B.-A REQUEST for the RETURN of n LETT
ter to the writer, if unclaimed within 30 days or
less, written or printed with the writer's name post-
oice and State across the left hand and of the en-
veope on the face side will be complied with at the
usual prepaid rate of postage, payable when the
attor is drlivcred a the writer. ~
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1865-08-03

Rroop-THIEsrY BEAUREGARD.-Thefo follow
ing epistle is from the pen of that prince of
military rebel scoundrels, Beauregard, and
was addressed to rebel member of Congress:
CHARLESTON, S c., Oct. 10, 1862.
Hon. VIM. u. Miles, Richmond. Va:
Has the bill for the execution of abolition
prisoners after January next been passed =
Do it. and England will be stirred into action
1t is high time to proclaim the black flag after
that period Let the execution be ~im the gar
rOtc.
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1865-08-03
G.. #. BEAUREGARD.

If the Federal authorities were to hang
Bcauregard or garrote him, they would be
doing him no more than justice. But, to be
sure, he must not be injured, as the gentle
man and his friends are to be conciated.--
Besides our cousins over the water-thcy
who used to fire Sepoys from the muzzles Of
tLeir guns-would denounce us as having
tarpished our reputation by unnecessary cru
city and want of that "magnanimity' which
should characterize our nation.
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1865-08-03
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
BOOKS FOR BOYS.

lust received, n complete set Of Capt. Mayn'
|, Reid Books for BOYS by
HALE SWARTZWELDER,
aug :. Under Bclyidcrc Hall, Baltimore st.
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1865-08-03

ettcr Is uellNtTeu W tHc "iitci.
Arwat Mrs Elizabeth keelcr James
Allen Mr. F. 1-andv
BURGER Miss Lucrecia Love larry
Dlankinship Levi Miller Miss Catherine
Broshers Joseph Moore Kennedy
Brant Mr. John Metzner Henry
Boor MIR II A TIL Martini r YC
Rower w II Mitchell William
Bovce VIM Mcclellan W illiam
BrawlvJ Miller Miss Deane
| Bcrklcy Leo Mills Mrs Abraham
| Brinkcr Casper McEwen Miss Ann
| Bender Mrs Mariah Norris Miss A h
| .oyIey Peter Esu Not Mr. Frank
| Bcltz Andrew Orndoff Mrs Ellen
| Burnley VIM olcr 1eseph
| rozcn Peter Piper James
| Cane Peter :
t,o,c John preulis George
COPYRIGHT James Patten Beverly
Chapman Henley Phelps Samuel
tialcct s Redifer II NJ
Danncs Martin Reynels Miss Maggie
DnnahueJ w Reynolds Miss Marg ares
Davis II W .ShipIev Richard
Davidson Miss Sarah AnnSms G
t;cclis,l n Rev ] II Sykes Mrs Phoebe
,,ccleston Rev J Houston Stephens James
| Fix GcoL Slater MI Johh
l,rcnrer John 2 Schiller lohnncr
| fisher Edward Smiik Miss Mary Louisa
'.ardane Mr. James Stone DR. Il
recn Mrs Policy Marrier Smilk Miss Tuesy
Cara MrsAJ Smith Mrs Loretto
/, | cross Rev w II Smith Il Davis
Stink N;chnIas Thorncr Rev Henry
Inll Thomas Winters Miss Fsnnes
, liancpb. Vim G Wymer Andrew
, Holiday Rev Henry Weber Geo
Ecrslcy Michael Mcnner Jonith@h
| lennclton Daniels hlte J"hn see.
,JaTcn Miss Mary Ann Willard Miss Mollis
| rjo1rr II Walhun Daniel
, krisser Joseph lerrick 'ohh =,
JOHN II. YOUNG P
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1865-08-03

BASKETS ! BASKETS
SNPLENDID assortment of Lady's large and sinai
- travelling Baskets, just received and for SAL
cneap for cash by HALE SW ARTZWElDER,
Under Bclvidere Hall, Baltimore ST.,
aug 2 Cumberland.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1865-08-24
Look 10 Your Interest !
w. r. POM MERo x,
Mechanical and Operative
ID Il m tt l. . IT,
MiIIersburg, Ohio,


HAVING thoroughly established himself In
Of materials feels himself fully competent and
prepared to meet the requirements of every ease
aud give perfect satisfaction to all, We want
Everybody to understand aud bear in mind that
we have and can produce certificates and refer
cnccs To prove that out of HNo or SIX hundred
eases that have came under our treatment with
IN the last year not one has left dissatisfied.
by our improved "modus operundi" we only
require persons having teeth put In To pay us
one visit of n few momonts duration before get
ting their teeth.
Having superior facilities at command, we
feel prepared to put up work ON as short notice,
In the most approved style, and Just ~ little
CHEAPER than IL can be done any where else
We also are tus every operator should be- fully
supplied with the proper lotions and nstringcnts
for healing diseased and spongy gums, curing
Neuralgia and toothachc, and alloviating the
pain after extraction,
| go Persons who have once had teeth extract
ed 10y us never 90 to anyone else IA
In short, persons having teethto extract, reg
ulate, clean or till or wishing To have artificial
teeth inserted ON pivot or plate from one To an
cutire set, should call ut once and we are sure
we can please them In price and every other
RESPECT
We have samples OF work always ON hand
which we would he pleased to have every body
call and examine.
one, two, three, or any number OF teeth In
serted In any part of the mouth.
All WORK warranted!
oFFICE-Up stairs above Dr. Boling's office
: - 80 ~ w, II. POMEROY.
oct ~, lSdi-no96tf
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1865-08-24

Principal Office and Laboratory is at the n. T..
corner of SMITH and COMMERCE. street, Phil
dephiu, where all letters for orders or business
should he directed.
IIcwill be found there every SATURDAY, pro-
fessionnlly toeXaminc lungs with the Respirom-
eter for which his fee is three dollars all advice
free.
IN New York at No. 30 BOND Street, every
Tu fSDAH, from . am. to p. m.
At the MARLBORO HOTEL Boston. January Is
and ~, FEBRUARY II and Is, April 10 and ~, May II
June II and -, July ~ and 20.
The time for my being in BALTIMoE and PITTS
BURG will be seen in the daily papers of those
cities.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1865-08-24
SYMPTOMS .

The symptoms of Catarrh they generally
appear are at first very slight. Persons find
they have Il cold, that they have frequent at
tacl<s, and are more sensitive to the changes OF
temperature. In this condition, the nose may
be dry, or II slight discharge, thin and acrid, nf
terwards becoming thick and adhesive. AS the
disease becomes chronic the discharges are In
creased in quantity and changed in DUALITY;
they are now thick and heavy, and are hawked
or coughed oil. The sccretiOns are offensive,
causing a bad breath: the voice Is thick and ma
sal; the eyes are weak; the sense of the smell IL
lessened or destroyed; deafness frequently takes
place. Another common ana important sYmp-
tom of Catarrh is, that the person is Obliged to
clear his throat in the morning of n thick or
Shiny mucus, which has fallen down from the
head during the night. When this takes place
the person may be sure that his disease Is on
its way b, the lungs, and should loose no time
in arrcsting it.
! NJ The dJovc are but JeV ofthe many Cdtarrh
| Symptoms.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1865-08-24
A G Z N T S.

BOSTON-George c. Goodwin & Co.
NEW YORK-Demas Barnes & Co.
BALTIMORE-S. s. Hance.
George Fl. Keyser.
CTNCINNATI-FE + SURE & Co&J d Park
CHICAGO-Lord& & Smith, and III. Scovil.
ST. LOUIS-Collins Brothers.
SAN FRANCISCO--Hostetter, Smith &
Dean. .r..
Also. sold by all Druggists and Dealers.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1865-08-24
What u Lie!

The Fortress Monroe correspondent of Woos-
Ter "Hunncr Of LibrriH AMI Spread Eugle OF Free
dDm' states that Jctl, Davis, lately, rather con-
hdenlly impaired To him, the informal ION that
non was To put up the price of shoe Blackniug
IN thr Norlh, SO rs to nuke slave labor more
prontnhlr, hut nfter iOur years struggle ne
learned To his horror that they were 81 l ling
Blackniug AT the BOOK STORE, In MlIersburp
ONO, AT the old prices. lie got dscouraped
fhe above Is proablN "A lie tas most of the sto-
rics that come from Wooster prove to he lies
nut us a Uict, that they are selling Hacking
,NiSqns =, the very best madc.) and Hacking
brushes, ~ the old prices and did So all through
the Rebellion, at the
Rock Store.
Aug. II. Gb-2sml
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1865-08-24
III. s. WESTON & CO.,
NIillcrSDurE, Onio.

ca These Mus WH not be Peddied through The
Couaty. For sale only in MtlerS6urg.
MILLERsBURG, o., June 20, 1865.
This certi1es that we have examined OgbOrn
& Co.'S Union Tanning MIL and the working
Of the same in various kinds of grain and seeds,
and that itworlSed and operated in all of hem,
and in every respect to our entire satisfaction !;
and. In our opinion, II Is the best Tanning MIL
or Grain Separator, for all kinds of Grain and
Seeds. that we have ever seen and most cOrdi-
nilv recommend all persons in want of Il Mil
t. purchase said Mill.
WHOLE Il CARY, LOUIS MAYERS.
IIEltIER a. PETltY, S. II. WERLICH.
June o. 1866.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1865-08-24
FARM FOR SALE.

TJNIIE undersigned offers for sale the Farm on
L which samuel Garrett deceased, lately re-
sided, situate in Ripley township, Holmes coun-
ty, three miles northeast of Nashville, ON the
llolmesVille road, containing l6O acres The
farm is we'll walered under n good state ef cul-
tivation and Is well improved
For particulars inquire of Samuel Garrett,Jr.,
residing ON the premises, ,,r,,>- >,,-,
Executor of $. Garrett, deceased.
January &C. 1865
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1865-08-24
STEA~mD

Fromtlig yubscIiber, living In Richland Town
ship, os the hrst day of August, i+t n islit red
COW, years Old, has spaciSled face her horns
stand up, and wrsSivlng milk when she lcn.
Any person giving lnIorination OF said Cow
JOHN FAHNDRECK.
August 10. isol-wi' = 800. +. fr -.
, 1865-10-04

Text Observation-Disclosures, Resigna-
ti0ns and Transfers.-.Attend-
ance-..The Death Of In
sDeCtOr MQSeleY.

1bereSular monthly meeting of the Board Of Edr.
cation WIS held last evening in the roon1 Of the
Board on 1aSa11e street. President c. N. Holden In
the chair. There were also present Inspectors Bal
lsntyne, Biaeiman, Brensauo Clark, Foster, Gull.
fond. Leavitt 71nkhan, Steele and Walsh.
tngt were read and approved
Inspector Blacllnan, nf the comnitte: on Bni1d.
tngs, reported expenditures amounting to <l674. s.
Incurred in c|eansane Tho several school houses
The report wns on motion accepted md adopted.
Inspector steele Of the Comn1,iiec on Text Book4
and a so9;Ee e 5ns1ctien called gp for consider.
A. regular meeting ind lsld over nndsr lie rales
Ihe gsn,3an ofed she adoptien ot tne work as
Inspector GutiioId moved to postpone the con-
hidesanon Of the, subject uuiil tho next regular
meeting.
Inspector Steele moved The adoption Of :. Hastn
Mental philosophy" for use Is text book in tho
Ihe motion prevailed. ayes 10, noes l.
Ctatg@s Manual Of Social Sctencef' in tho public
sehoo!t. tn place OF - Whalen's Political Econ
The consideration Of the subject vas hid over
foE one month, on motion Of Inspector Tfasham.
,n ae ,Ise L. ths
School, IN the place Of the one now In use at That
Institution. ---..-...-..
laid over unti the next regular meeting.
Inspector Leayttt Of tie COMMITTEES on Rules and
Regulations reported come amendments TO the
FSs md ssgqhtioas at p1snt sag saantos T. to5c
Inspector Guiford, Of the Committee on Appar.
atus and Fu,nitnre reported The purchase Of chairs
and tables tor the SeWburr and Skinner Schools,
The expenditure amounted TO $s9s.95.
Inspector Fos.e1. ofthc Committee On Exam.ua-
tion 1t tTeashs9s. reported the following names as
fke cCmu1tttrt recommended certificates.
, 1865-10-04

Fitzpatrick on the War Path-A Lively
Scene.

Fitzpatrick on the War Path-A Lively
Scene.
From the New York Eyent,,o po., nv,
A. innmensc n,eet;nr. ~ 11n,a.. 49, ss.nJ
held al EeWtoEn. Snsssr ronn4,. vuou ~, mtT was
dav. for the nnrrose = 1is1cn,rs, ~ 1nu1s-
,sIG,n -. sreech t rl sfaionf, 70 cam
t 1isneral Eil1atrick. on eomine gstr1ck' fn.s, -.
.sneak. was faterrupted br tha haot;rn asS ~
yeliinn Of dIsturbers Of the meetinr hasa aua
scheme, however, was thwa1ted hv H. "nune cnnT.
age uud spirit Of the General. TIs m,,,o ~ 10.
oi,cnt these Interruptions. thu Tnore Sotar.
mined General Kilpatrick was IT, 1.a ,.aas5 ue.e
His refoindeIs wcTn sham md ta13,,, S 1ea1a T..
sileuccd one after another the 1eednrs vho iao
altemnted to answer and renn1sa ucs III sisn. ~no
attacks. and roughly handieff H. 'iSaIuas Ta'sav
editor Of The New jersey TeTaT 1,a,,nr ~,
lisbed at Newtown,...uis remarEs ps, Tare pAn so
sharp and cutting that the etiitnr 1as "G IL ~ ~
say :."General fitzpatrick. I never n,eaot ~ IN
infure ron. never had anythinsr fn Sn r,ts,
forming the democrntic plafforn If tts M sate Watt
Of New Jersey.', - WIZ ''t'%>'
Mr, A. J. Rogers, member of Congress- froro
the Fourth District OF New Jersev' Wos next
the recipient Of General Klnaf1}ck,a ehsrn
and weil-dirccted thrusts. The GrncraI s ac. :.
cused Rogers Of sympathlzine with trrasnn
fhtouph fhe rn1,e1iinn xrith7 .5,,;.;nn es r..
, 1865-10-04
Markets BY Telegraph.
ORR MIDNIGHT MARKET REPORT

Especial Despatch to the Western Associated Press
NV YoRx. octa
sTucKs. 50,
The Stock market contllnes very active 8nd pdees
ste gtnttay higher The Ncw 1oxn has no depressing
e6ect upon money, knd speculative movements are
consequently not Affected
aUFKKHNExTe.
Co1c9pmeuts ate duti and shade lower.
RAILROAD sToCxs. .......
EeadinE and Michigan Southern excited and higher.
Coal :reKhts on the Reading sdvrnced 5oc per ton.
Cumberland excited, and under 4 strong speculative
tenant the price Has higher.
SECOND BoANp.
Tho Stock market WIS strong At the Second Board.
With = ta1r demand fof stocks.
LAST 8oAHD.
At the Last Board tnere general inward rnose-
pent In railway shares md large hutiness- Pitts
Burxh and Old Sonthtzn *er great caria, and there
vas sharp r!se both shxres with heayT operations
McGfcgoF Western shsres Jumped up to a and were
sought efses.
The EIIFess eAya tic Milwaukee Il Prairie du Ehien
road has contracted to coupleAc the MeGFtkos
Western road 10 TIC Minacsota Central. which wt1]
u,ake through Line TO st. raul.
/. COAL BTucu.
Cosl etocks were BtrouE IT the cloee Central. SIX
cumbetland, tx; American. =: Delaxart Hudson
10y.
Tae Hudson Idyd Directors today, declared semi
: tusral Dividend Of pr cent t,:'
:; aoLD-
.. Gold nsmesnt 1AK: r'.i::'t:.ts ,'.'.'
/ sr111Ua H1HAx1E.
Sterling Exchange more acttEe 1t te48un
c1osssa 'Fztc1a.,
1hr following were The eloslok prices At -: Nes
Ya.k ceatzsi. ,9sx9ssx; Eue. ssH2sx; Andson
=
, 1865-10-04

HEyykln, 0ct-3
FLoul-Stesdy. ...
GE1is-Whest 6sne, No. Milwaukee spring tleu.
Corn held. sound No. *; 10. nc. Sales 51.oo9 bu
barley N,2 Eye-sNes ef warm !; soc. s. bound II
market
WHIaKEY-$4M
FrEK-{:11Q<i 6.0t. - .. .-
-CAsAI FEx1an7s-To New York. wheat lie, corr
KEcx1rTEFiour, tso6 htas wheat, 17sste bn, CON,
4t9,+5 bu oats, &.teo ha. BARLEY. t7t In.
CANAL EIFoK1s-WheAt "a 80 bu corr, II, 90 bu,
oats. 20 800 bp.
, 1865-10-04
US1yERsAIIsT L1DKnALlrY.-It ha

US1yERsALIsT LIpEnALlTY.-1t has e0me
times been thought TINT the Unirersalists
were very much behind other denominations
: in the amount Of their contributions for de-
nominatioral and benevolent objects. Those
who have thought thus will be surprised to
learn that the amount given for these objects
during the last two years Is estimated to be
$500, ,600. More thnn half OF this sum was
given to Tufts College. The Unistrsa',ss,
from which we tnkc this statement, states
that el50, 600 more is needed to carry on the
missionary operations which have been mark
cd out, and to render portions OF the suns al
ready given effective.
, 1865-10-04

"
ST: L0rt4, Oct. ,.
TchAcco-Masket active aad unchanged: green la:a
e5.na6.lD planters do fs1t3aso; common shipping
leaf ssGaa ts.1s: medium sl22osl5.oo: good $l5soa
I7s1; common manufacturing leaf IL. 5.3a39lD0; me.
d1um ~. .z035.4 100 ~.
floCE-Qnlet mud unchanged.
Gars-corn-Receipts light and prices adyanced
sales OF yellow and ut1ed at &c; yellow At 1oc; white
choice white 1t sc bu. oats stcady sales
&6o safk1 Inferior At &o; 1850 liz prime 1t 93lc; Ill
sks choice do Ut Sc. RJe stezty sales included 81
tke IN lots It Sic, and LII sks bn sks Included
"heat-Ma1ket active, With good demand. and
steadily adyaocinst pE.eea ths choice grades ot
new COMMON spring tlt141.:.s: nir fau Sl.4s; good
fal1 t1N31; prime fall &l-6 ehoieo ls t7.lsasxo
BARLEY sctlre and steady E1-oeal13 for eps1nx.
NHnxxr-Steady; sales III bsls In boud II Nc, md
g bgla ii *1.zs EAt.
Proyzt1oSs-rork-stiG With sales Of is brls M.s
eoura IT t2.o. and IL ttls meas u tr1no barrel
nacon-sa1es 700 bsla cleaf sides, rseked At 3skc
End s1akS Rut1r.euftd harnb st Str y n
, 1865-10-04
Toledo Market.

ToLEDo, Oct. T.
GHA1S-Theat-0lde o. better, new &c lower. Sales
Of old white Mchlgan At f!.sr. and new ntfiMi Old
amber Michigan al 2lzk. ana new 1t $l-A old No.
rcd Wabs4h ). tl. Com stcsds; sales at Sc. Oats
unchanged sales at No. ...-
LIE FnE,GTus-Ftfm at SC for What to Buffalo and
1fcff As
, 1865-10-04

0Swp1o, Oct. = :
FIora.Ass1te. xsso lot Nc: srsings $500 foE rea
GtAts-Wleat unchanged, Milwaukee club. BY sams
pic, tlaes ohio spring. to arrive amber Mchl'
out eaea Oats scasce and nominal. Barley Inactive
and nont1A1E iow, Prime Canada held At i.249l .,
CANAL fEI1GH1s-Steady; no1f, 4s35ac, wheat 1cc,
and cozn u Y, oats SC to New York.
, 1865-10-04
Illinois and Michigan Canal.
Especial Despatch to the chicago Tribune,

CtQ*eEH Uezpatu 10 1he Cnlcag6 Ifib1he.I
BEtDaErox7, Oct 3, 1865.
AEaTm-I1ule, NosT1k, 800 bu com and 50 bu rye j;
Arabia LASal!e. a1u bn cord CnAhm&r, Ott2wa. LOO
hn osts- 0 bu corn, T. bts tour: AuEpra, LaSa1le,
slyds cimcoston stonc; Investigator Lcmoot % yda
esa01 saSss .toss stone' tefeue Le"GH = 5a
yards :, ruoblc slone; u. Hess Lemont,
yas dsaenalcn ss,I. stone SorthTss g Lasas ae7 np
Cooley, aug saMe 1000 bu con-, LILO bu oats 10 ba
nfa cFno bo 80 eou a. So Sc esor 1 e 9sis 6S1s
Eoeeet ssa q hrsn, soohsis doar. atoo bu
Cix1s1p-Hoss Belle, Lssa}ie: ualsna. ot.
~ iswa s:1!s q 11u1eI. q T. issn; 4 Han.
.asares: Au.u1's,, Morris: prop: Whale: FseIts.
oil. lt! bu bexn.. s.s52 ~ isoo 1000 ns storea,
and 90 tons tundriess Atlanta 81. Louis, oaoo feet
61,Ms feet lumber. Ass0 feet 18th; seoastopot, Mar
sea11ea, +s,ae fret lumber F. NoIthrup MlnookA
lItss. ItuoDs : Ii. Enn4uiA, N4Iselllfx,
, 1865-10-04

In this city Sept. 2,b at the realdcr Of the brides
father, By the Rev. g. Peters. Of Rockford, Mr
JOHN A.: ANDERSON, Of Rockford, md Alsa IDA
CARLSON.
At ST. Iaut, M1nnesota. At the residence of Geo n.
Penny, Esa. The 2sth u1t., by The Hes. Eggles-
4. WILSON, Of ST. i1ui, Vim. 10 caids.