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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-09-09
LEGAL NOTICES.

u,o THE HONORABLE THE JUSTICES OF THE ST.
prenr judicial Court next " be holden at Boston, within
aud county of suffolk aud Commonwealth of Massa
chuse the hr Tuesday OF October IN the year eighteen
Caroline Sophia Chanin, 81 Chelsea, In said county, re-
specially lhela aud gives tbs honor hle Court % be IN
formed that about the sixth dsy OF July. A. D. s
she was lawfully married. ~ said boston " Frederisk y,
abode ~ your iib~iart nnkHuwt hut without said Com
monweaith vhl dime Until The fftcruh dny OF juiy
together husband wife ~ said Boston aud 10 Cam
bridge, la the county OF Msddlcses aud onmmonwea'h
afoesaid that ever since sad incrmatrase she has co
Quoted herself towards the SID Frederick willard chann a.
lard Chs1n tie sat nfsenth day Of July A. u ins AZ
said Cambridge, wifny ani utterly Deserted your heah
and ZOE thaa ave years cunsecuutey ". VIZ no"
thence hi,herhas wfIy and as,ls ae.',ssa a1 o w
may divorced onds Of Ii0ny between her
self and the said Frederick Willard yha.n ,u.vrtv
Al Ii a. W. Nonn,s. Attorneys for Labeisnt
COMMONWEALTH oF MASSACHUSETTS.
srrnass JvpfciSL Cousr. !
At CuArsxss. ~ Besros. August ~ 40
srrroLE, ssOn the foregoing libel e Srsetr that the
belant give notice the said frrdercs Mara tnamn 70
appear before The Justices this Court e be holden Al Bos
ton within and for Of Suffolk, On The second
Tuesday Of October nex BY silonrnmens iron The hrst
Tuesday Of October next b puhnshne ~ assed cory 2f
succcssiveiy in The Daily Evening Travel.r newspaper
printed said Boston, and In the Nsw fcrk Herald news
raurr printed IN the city county and state 81 New York the
a. sps. before sad second tuesday October nest
may then ard there show cause why me prayer Of aid libel
H' Ssc ossys i hE %: e ss %
Urn. ccpv Of said libel and Of The order thereon
Attest; GEO. W. Ni'hobs' Ass@"hi e'erk.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-09-09
NEW PUBLICATIONS.

A PHYSIOLOGICAL VIEW OF MARRfAGE-CoN
N tanning nearly 800 pages and 100 fine plates and en-
cravings Of the anatomy Of the human In state
Of health and disease with treatise on early error rs de-
porabe Consequences upon the mind and body with the
Of only rational aud successful
shown by the report OF cases Tested
truthful adviser married and those contemplating
marriage, who would know their physical condition sent
free postage address receipt OF DC In stamps
or postal currency Address Dr. La Croix 81 Maiden lane
Albany, ~ Y.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-09-09
COMMONWEALTH or MASSACHUSETTS,.
Strnasr JUpfctkL CouRr


fyoKE prrrvrrEp IMMEDIATELY APPLY AT TIE
~ Coal and 's'ss "mnsi w miro avenue near mn:erm
JAMkt htkhAf
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-09-09
SOUTHERN ADVERTISEMENTS.


L,LORIDA LAND AGENcy.-HAyING SPENT OVER
in Florida familiar with the producyeness Of the
soil of location for agriculture, timber ft
naval stores &C. Of every portion Of the country oer
services to all who desire 10 purchase or sell any descp
quantity of land improved or unmproyed In East
Florida Persons wishing services VIII state their wants.
addressing me at Jacksonville, Florida. - . ,..,-
ReferencesGen, VIM Bailey, President Bank state Flo
rida Tallahassee, Fla; Col f. Houstoun President Fen
and Geo. r. Co. Tailahss-e, Fla Hon. > Z Nibla,ek
lion D. l.. Yulre President Florida r. R. Co.; Gainesville
Pa; A. Reid ESQ.,, President Bank St. Johns Jackson
vile, Fla; John L. viiabarg, ESQ, Savannah, Ca
EoR sALE--A PLANTATION IN BAKER COUNTY,
t;eoraa: contains 1000 Also the growing crOp
with all stock and plantation implements To those des
growing this place offers superior advantages
Inquire A West Eleventh street Broad
way A. W. PERSONS.
CENTLENEN DESTROYS OF REDUCING HOTEL
expenses obtain nicely Furnished Rooms convent
eni 20 broadway, by calling at lSS East thirteenth street
old uumbrrl References exchanged Family private.
RIO PLANTERS, &C.-As OvERsEER.-ANY ONE IN
need Of northern man ~ superintendent OF business
10 charge OF working &C. will lind IN the sub
scper smart reliable man who WI enter warmly into his
employers interest aud Who. from his connection with the
United states government can easily take many step which
n southern might md troublesome. Address r. "A. X
Y, Herald Office
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HEoTHERs' HAND BOOK--A GUIDE IN THE CARE
NI OF young children BY Dr. Parker Price 81 60 Any
book pu6Iished sent by mail free Of posas" ddre's D.
Price, publisher, ass Broad~av >"
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~-on rRvARp LOST, THURSDAY EVENING, Al
FDvV rrsssnt Valley. NORTH river, OF on .,esm..
sss. ',e frsotiSs VIII receive the reward, and goes
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ILLUSTRATED MEDICAL WORK, .HuMAN FRAILrY y
Il Nailed for 20 cents by Dr. IT, A. BARROW, 1874 Bcector
street below MacdougaL M y. Medical aid as usual
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40 GOO REwARr-sr0LEN PROM THE SUB
kZ(NOD ssr,.rv A Po~tor, United States ~ Bonds.
XII u~rsons arc h~r~sy scqed seAns, recssne Or neFo
sins ne fno~irR aes>rcd unsd state go oo,as GU
samsr sn - In.a ssl gcsss ., smo ws >. e9,R@r
r~srscsiv~sy 81 lisa a. IAy1 - 49, lAse 4,
sl7l A. Hsx7 90 =. 40 a, ~ w.orye p wv,
The W Mes~rs sawyer sshsce 80 ~ ~
street. .han I've ne above rswssd or 10 ffnt o'
sry part ,hefrrf W. "1b'-
kK~ Yoss. SEPT a l6d fU
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-09-09

rr,O CAPITALISTS MANUFACTURERS AND OTHE Frs
For sale twelve Lots, lying together four on Third
avenue eight Seventy ninth street, adjoining m
clinr corner Third avenue SevenyEnth street. Apply
10 VIM KENELLY, - Pine street.
u,O NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. SALE OR TO LET. FOR
long term years. Lots, ready for U.S. adjoin
inc each other well for all kinds of curng
purposes easy Apply to the owner 42 East Seven
teenth
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arm EEwAFD -fnRKp FROM THE STABLES OF
SlsUf tks nnhscrlter, August q 1854 and not re-.
fnra enc d.rk ess.ts Mar 70 hands hg thin m flesh,
ma hnd and whiie stripe W The also bay
". no hflsl la. bsnfH high long la the back
ne, saftls og~tber With one saddle and two Brides The
49,. 49, "a Nh NJ paid the a The property
a. snhsosatsr snd 40 gne-,lons ssxed
ffiIs Al sNDN Iy aud l3s Thompson street,
n~fween rrince and Houston streets.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-09-09

TONES FOR THE PEOPLE-FOR SALE, 80 COT;
IL uges and elegant Dwellings at 81 a0 70 o. ~; foO
lots a. $50 10 Cottages elegant Dwellings bui Tor
purchasers. CHARLES r. MILLER Atlantic avenue East
New York
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1.-TWO svBuRBAN PROPERTIES FOR SALE.-ONE
containing about 10 with stone house ana with
variety fruit trees, the other comprising
with residence good stone barn and otner pId
ios and with fruit trees Both OF them adnira
b located on Union avenue 80 feet wide about mile
west OF Market Wilmington, Del; on fine sopng
the east nd the city, aud near the new reser
sir all laid out with great IRE by the city Surveyor
Tho streets and surrounding the property opened
Inc civ ga and water introduced within short dsance
the city railway within few squares and
aud capable of stu extension The city of Whining
ton is growing steadily aze, wealth and prosperity and
this locality rapidly opened and improved especially
nce he CONNECTION III the city railroad These properties
srs offered respectively 600 and $1,000 until the 18th
of September. 1865 D. T. hEALD' "hhhg'on' Dei.
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NAVAL PRIZE MONEY, sc.


A LII MEN BELONGING TO THE UNITED STATES
n steamships State Of Georgia, katinny and D.rega
have their prize money by applying u NJ hl'uiNs
CO. 76 YORK street. Brooklyn, and Nos and New Cham
bcrs street. N. Y.
GEORGE p O'DONNELL COUNSELLOR At LAW, 80
VI Nassau street. Liberty Opposite Post Office New
York collects officers soldiers and sailors claims Tor Ar
rears OF Pay Bounty Pension and Prize Money aud go
New York State Bounty officers accounts settled and sd
ynnces made References-Nassau Bank, j. l.. a ID. :.
Riker, and Lawrence Myers a co.
NF j. HIGGINS A co, ARMY AND NAVY AGENTS
H. and Bankers, 176 York street. Brooklyn, and Nos
and New Chambers street N. Y have just received
now list OF payable prizes All prize bounty aud pension
claims collected.
NOTICE TO DISCHARGED sOLDfERs.--HAyINi
~ been established for three years Ia collecting All
ACCOUNTS OF soldiers who have been discharged partial
descriptive lists prisoners of balance of bountes State
bounties and all other srrearages Advances made. In
formation gratis Pensions procured back pay aud bounty
for heirs OF deceased soldiers. . .
l.. BROWN a Co, Bankers, No. PARK place.
Anew PRIZE LIST NOW READY. -cOLLECTIoNs
~ all claims against the United States Navy including
Prize Bag Money Bountcs and OF collected AZ
once. Call or address l.. BROWN CO., No Park
place, N. y
NEW PRIZE. LIST READY THIS AY-c0LLEc.
IN all claims for the Army aud Navy including
przc bouncs and Of collected and
cashcd. Call on or address T. L. MAGAUNOs, lV South
street, New York
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MAR BELOW IT'S VALUE-h LANCE -FOUR STORY
and high basement Dwelling House, near Union square
VIII" '''"''"'e i''' JOSEPH MASON, 81 Pine street
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-09-27
Schedule OF the Funds stOIea,
Associated Press Report.
From alabama.

NEW 1oBK, September rs.
The Times special, dated Montgomery,
Ala, Sept. 25, says: There has been great
excitement 10 the convention to- day, and
q spirited tdebate took place between the
straight out Union men on the one side
and the conservative snd secession element
on the other, on the subject Of secession,
occasioned by the msjority and minority
reports. The majority report declared the
80 called ordinance CT secession to have
been wholly unauthorized, and is null and
void. The minority report, which de-
Tended secession, was laid on the table BY
vote of 5s to 26. The minority party
then smended their report by calling the
act of secession extra constitutional, which
was carried by 8 vote of So to 36. The
majority report party subsequently, viewed
this a. epfiDging q new mine upon them
by the minority, and an exciting discussion
followed, when the amendment was with
drawn. The minority party then offered
an amendment declaring the ordinance of
secession unconstitutional, which was voted
down by 5s to "a. The msjority report as
originally reported was then adopted by a
unanimous vote, and the ordinance of Sc.
cestion was declared null and void.
O. L
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BATHS ONE DOLLAR: EACH.
DAILY LEADER.
WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 81, 1855.
OF NEWS.
prOspecIa on PifboIe.

tFrom the Pittsburgh Commercial, sept. 2s
The intelligence from PithOle, for the
psst week, is of highly encouraging ma
ture to oil operators generally. A disaster
occurred at we'll No log, Holmden Farm,
q few days since, caused by the oil flowing
therefrom running down to an engine
house of well below and there taking
fra The FIRE was extiDguished, and the
we'll is now yielding about seventy five
barrels per day. II seems there are some
dry holes about Pithole, IS well as
elsewhere, as has lately been dem.
onstrsted. sWell No. 81, at Pithole.
has exhibited the same eccentricities IS the
Ooouette well was famous for, but so far
they have been attended By an increased
40 4, until she is now rated st eighteen
hundred barrels per day. DIR. James
Fuller, of Philsdelphis, has purchased one
half of the working interest in one well on
the Morey farm, PIthole creek, for SIS 600.
Well No. Al on the Holmden farm,
started flowing on Monday last, and is now
the largest flowing we'll on Pithole. The
frst day its yield was fifteen hundred bar
reIs, and il is stesdily increasing. Some
half dozen wells on the Holmden, and
others on the Morey Farm, are now
pumping in large quantities, and the yield
on the creek is becoming larger every Day
Notwithstanding this increased yield, the
prices on the crsek remain firm at 80 per
barrel, with the prospect OF an advance
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Special Report.
FINANCIAL.
NEW YnRK. Sanfamhar 26.

NEW YORK, September 26.
The stock market retains firmly the i'm
provement ofthe last few days. Transsc-
tions at she morning board were quite
large on Reading stocks, and the market
throughout shows considerable strength
An improved symptom at the board is the
increased number of orders of commission
brokers. Although certain large operators
are heavily laden with railroad stocks, yet
the parties are mostly strong capitalists
who are under no pressure to sell, and can
carry their load as long as they please.
Erie frm-an improvement on yester.
day Cleveland & Pittsburg is also very
active; Milwaukee and Prairie du Ohier
made further advances,
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!. - - 7 30 = N II DepIemUef 70.
The stesmer Rip Van Winkle, when
opposite the ferry slip this morning, struck,
it is supposed, quantity of iron reported
to have been sunk, and stove hole in her
hull She succeeded in reaching her dock,
and all the passengers, baggage and freight
we're removal before she sunk. She is now
submerged to her guards. Another steam.
er takes her place.
The store Cf Freeman & Sen, at Salem,
Washington county, N. Y, was burglari-
ously entered last night. The safe door
was blown Of, and it VS. carried through
the building in the street, and $l,70O in
money stolen, together with bonds and
mortgages to considerable amount. The
thief with all the property was captured
ttIis ,naysniss. - -----------
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The concord Robbery,

7 = ~ BOSTON, Septem Der 70.
= The following is schedule of the prop.
erty stolen from the Concord National
Bank yesterday, IS far as sscertained: U.
s. 5 20 bonds, $4,000; registered bonds,
$4,000 !; u S. 6s Of 1881, $50 900; U. s.
7 Boa, $25, 900; U. s. 10 40 bonds, $50 900;
compound interest notes, $4,000 ! Con-
cord bills, $4,000; Rhode Island State
bonds $l4, 900; Maine State bonds, $l9,.
600; Vermont State bonds, $5, ,OsO; the
total sum amounts to $2S5 500. The Di-
-rectors of the Bank have ef5red q reward
Of $50, 90 for the detection of the robbers,
and recovery of the stolen funds. The
capital stock of the bank is $780, 900. Jno.
HeiwArd, Esq, is President and John NJ.
Cheney, ESQ, Cashier.
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Yesterday Evenings edition.
From Charleston,

NEW YoRK, September %.
The steamer Alhambra brings Charles
ton dates to the 23d.
Governor Perry has issued ProoIAraO-
tion ordering the commanders of sub-dis.
tricts, and all officers serving within the
military district of Charleston to assist in
organizing militia force as home police
TO act under the orders of the district and
sub district commanders of the United
States troops, for the preservation of order
and the arrest of lawless characters. Each
member of this militia force is required to
take the oath of allegiance, and shall bear
good character.
The South Carolina Convention has re-
fused to allow negroes to form q part of
the basis of representation.
A Northern mail was received by land
route in Charleston in seven days from
New York, Boston and Cincinnati.
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Rrom New York.

NEW YORK, September 26.
The stesmer Perit brings Savannah
dates to the 22d.
q The Savannah Herald ssys the police
have instructions to arrest all colored per-
sons found in the streets after o'clock at
night, unless they have papers from their
employers stating the hour they are linn
tied to psss. Ths police, the Herald says,
are very vigilsnt in the dischaige of their
dutis s, but quite humber Of burglsries
and robberies are announced nevertheless.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-09-27
NEW YORK CATTLE mARKEr

81 TELEGRAPH.
New YoRK, September rs, 1865.
The current prices for the week at the markets
are follows: Hs --1III = -
Beef Cattle-lst quality, SIS OOaI9 90; fair
70 good quality SIS 0O@l7 90; common quality
$l2 bO9l4 TO; Inferior quality SO OO0I1 30.
!OO % LIST quality SIS OO@s0 OO ordinary $50 OOa
$40 e0 common quality $40 OOe $5O 90; inferior
Veal Calves-lst quaEity, Q D, l991s11<o; ordi-
nary quality lO911; common quality gx@lO5;
inferior quality 9@9Ho.
Sheep and LRmbS-Extras, per head, 81 90
@s oJ prime quality So Oo96 so; ordinary quality
81 6o95 50; common quality 81 U094 60; inferior
IS 75Q4 90.
swfne-HeaVy ocrn-Ied, = u, 141SaI4szc; for
light and medium l47<9 l4c1; still-fed 1S1
fbe market Tor beef cattle was scarcely ATm
this week, though the range OF prices was much
the same. Only fsw choice steers kold at outsids
figures. The general tales being from H9szo 3
pIund lower. The receaptB were heauV and the de-
preston was oving waolly to this cause. VeAls
were in fair demand at about preVio1s pricss.-
Sheep and lemOs we're IN fair demand. but prices
~ers shade lower, varying from s3 rs to SO %,
according 20 quality. Hogs have been fairly active
at ur quotatiCnE
Tetal receipts OF all stock for this week snd lest
week we're follows: 29S beeVes. log COWS,
952 veal calves, q, ,l67 sheep and lambs, 1O.545
swine. rI
It'll receipts of all stocks, at all markets, for
last week IS follows: 6,I76 beeVes, 12z COWS,
1866 veal caves, 21074 sheep and lambs, IL, l5l
awine.
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nen1h OF Sen revere.

....-..-... BALTIMORE. September 26.
Brig. Gen. Revere, formerly Of the 10th
Maryland Bsttery, and latterly in COM
mand OF the lO7eh U. s. eolored troops,
stationed at Morehead city, died there 8
few days since. Z His body reached here
to-day, and will be sent to his family in
Michigan. General Revere entered the
service as a LIST Lieutenant in the New
York Fire Zonavas.
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Can't, HaII. the EXPLORER.

s.. ,i,.g S., NEW YORK, September 26.
By q whaling vesseI,. arrived at New
Lonaon from the Arctic Ses, advices have
been received from Capt o. g. Hall, the
explorer, who left the United States in
1854, under the patronage OF Henry Grin
nell. Mr.. Halls letters we're expressed $50
miles over ice on dog sledges to reach the
open ses. He has obtained much valuable
information in regard to the Franklin ex-
pedition. eMr. Hall expects to spend most
Of his time in King Williams Land and
Boothis Felix Peninsula, and desires that
a vessel shall be sent in the spring of 1861
to bring them home.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-09-27
Ereeu,iye Oonmis.ion.

ALBABY, September 26-2:3O P. NJ.
The Executive Com mission to investi-
gste the charges against Mayor Gunther
snd others, have taken 8 recess until T.
NJ, Little has been done other than the
reading of charges and the answers thereto,
most of which have been already. printed.
Judge Rmmet said the answer fthe May
or entirely cleared-thSt official from all
sctusl misconduct.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-09-27
From FOrt aOnrOe.
RoRr Monnor. sentamt

! - - FoRT MoNBoE, September "A
The report is not, correct thst the an
nouncensnt made by the agent of the AS.
aociAted Press at Fort Monroe, that JEFF.
Dsvif had been removed from his cssemste
to Carroll Hill.
Capt J. NJ Moore and assistant arrived
from Washington to-day. They are in
specting the grave yards where our soldiers
are hutied, to arrange them properly and
fence them in. Many of these grave-yards
have already been arranged and kept inisn
appropriate manner. Most of these, how
ever, used at the commencement Of the war,
are in q neglected condition.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-09-27

The Seneca Courier says that very de.
structive fire occurred In the village OF
Ovid, N. Y on Sunday last. 1t broke out
in the southern portion OF the vlllsge, and
as the wind was blowing briskiy irOm the
south st the time it was only BY the most
determined efforts that any considerable
norton of the place was was saved from
the fury Of the flames. Fourteen buildings
were burned, including steam griss and
saw mill, furnace, three dwelling houses,
ave shops, and tour barns and carriage
houses. We have no Information Of the
estimsted value of the property consumed.
The insurance was comparatively small.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-09-27

A little speck of war has appeared in
Morgan county, Kentucky. Aman named
Williams, with about fly followers, has
arrested the United States Collector Of In
ternAl Revenue, and compelled him to de-
sist from his business. He has also arrest
ed every man who has brought suit
against any rebel, and compelled them to
Withdraw them. A compsny Of the Uni
ted States forces, attempted, without sue
cess, 10 drive this gang from the county.
More troops have gone to the scene OF &C.
t;on. Gen. Brisbin hopes to capture the
DartV,
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-09-27

National Life Insurance Company,
Of Rev "A psrsevsriDg,
capable and honest man, resident Of oleve and,
to scs as General Agent of the above Company.
Liberal terms will be made with a mAa possessiu &
the shove imperative requisites. Address N. L
Ins. Co care Of LEADER once, for two days.
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LOuisinna Delegation.

NEW York, September 25.
The Posts Washington special of to-day
ssys that a delegation from Louisiana
called on the President this morning to
represent the condition of sffairs in that
State. So far as can be sscertsined they
approve of the selection of Mr.. Wells as
ProvisiOnAl 4oyernOr.
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OsWEaO mARKET..-sept. 2s.

F1Our-Aotive and unshauged Sales atSs 2sa
80 for for No splinR; 20 25S9 so for red winter;
$40 80 for white; Sl1 25au so for Xxx.
Wheat-Dun and unchanged.
Corn Quiet, nomiDal aud lower.
Oats-Scarce and nominal.
Barley-Dull but higher. ives eIn ou! ers are
siderable extent. Fretsnt engagement was made
ct this point yssts Ray foe the shipm' mt Of
busbeIs Of DaTley from Canada to Jhicago.
Rye-AeI4 ct Sic for prime CANADA without
sales. .s-
rsens-scarce and nominal.
Canal Freights-U Unchanged. To Hev York:
Flour 45A47c; wheat 12o; corn II 10; rye lie; oats
Tc. -..... -.
Lake IMPORTS bbls -FOUR Il, ,OcO wheat
I2e,UOO bu barley $500 rye.
ExpOrts-Flour 1850 bbls, 10000 bu wheat,
27 800 bu barley.
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CHICAGO MAEKET-.sept. rs.

FTour-Du'l and declined 6a10o. B...
Wheat-Dul. No / opened at 81 4SaI 451z,
and clOaad at 81 4s1%; So 2. st 81 29aSI IS. Il
COrn-Quiet. safes - for No 1, and 6s1<
A5So for Noz. Closing at inaloe prices. q
Oats-Dun. Sales at S11<s3l5<o. . ....a
RrOvisiODG-Flrm but inactive.
HAgOWtnes-ouiee and unchanged.
FreighGs-Dtclined3Ss; loxc on corn to Buf.
falo. '
Receipts-Elour, 400 bbls; wheat $4,000
bu, corn 90 000. oats $50 0.
,OCO bblS -four, 700 bu wheat,
leo 900 corn
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Montgomery Convention.

MONTGoMERY, September rs.
An ordinance declaring the act of seces-
sion null and void, was unanimously
adopted BY the Alabama State Convention
to-day, alter having been debated the en-
tiredsy. = o.
80 s-s WAsHINGToE, September 26.
A special despatch to the Chronicle
dated Montgomery, Ala, September rs,
ssys no vote has been taken concerning
the subject of the State debt. 1t has been
referred to committee who will report on
it in day or two. Everything is going
on most satisfactory for the cause of the
Union. - ..-.