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The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-05-26
The sehaOI-CbiIdren OF WashinS ton
and tue BeVteW "a

Inc OF AA8lluG ton
and tue BeVteW rr
[Wsthir gton Correspondence New York Zines
The entire hill side was literally covered
with children dressed in holiday attire.
The girls were gaDy bedecksd with rib
bons OF different %cJlors, and the ladg wore
ta,hes or roaettes of similar hue A num-
Der of notices, printed in large and legible
letters were prominently arranged in the
rear Of the groups, and in appropriate
places were banners and flags of various
sizes. Before the eye could tecome inter-
ested with the details of this charming
spectacle, the hundreds of juvenile voices
were heard singing, in q highly artistic
style, "TLe Bsttle-Cry of Freedom" We
soon learned that the assembly wa COM
posed of the scholars, teachers snd trns-
tees of the public schools of the city, who
had chosen this method Of welcoming home
the heroes of the wal for the Union.
The different eolored ribbons, sashes and
rosettes designated the several districts TO
the schools Of which the Wesrers belonged
-lhe red representing the frat white the
second, blue the third, and green the
fourth Among the most prominent Of
the inscriptions was one explanatory of the
scene: "Ths public schools of Washing
ton welcome the heroes of the republic
This hung immediately over the entrance
TO the esst poriico of the capitol, and was
painted upon 3 large white banner. 0p-
posite toit over the entrance t. the western
pcrtico, was ssimilsr one bearing the inscrip-
tion, "Iheo only natioRsfdebt We can never
pay is the debt We owe u the victorious
Union soldiers" Other banners Arrsyed
different parts Of the building between
these two bore the notices, "Honor to the
Brave" "Union and Freedom Forever"
"Welcome brave Soldiers" defenders Of
Country" etc. At intervals on the hill
side, evergreen bushes, dressed with clus-
ters of flowers, enhanced the beauty Of the
scene, and the interest Wa increased when
several children were observed standing
ready TO bestow upon the soldiers these
charming bouquets. Nearly all the Gen
erals, and many of the field officers, were
recipients of these fsvors, and the fair
lasses we're not q little elsted to see their
gifts highly prized and carefully preserved
by those upon whom they bestowed them.
Besides the song named above, the schol-
ais also sung several equally appropriate,
bnd IS only q portion Of themsunga at once,
after the first piece the singing wss on
tinued most OF the time while ths column
wss passing. To s-d the e~fsctofthis we'll
planned entertainment, the schools were
accompanied by the Cnfburne Barracks
Bend, aud the bard of the Ninth Veteran
Reserve Corps, whe filed the intervals be-
tween the vocal performances by playing
q number of popular airh The soldiers
we're not slow to appreciate the compli
ment intended by this welcome, and sew
ersi times gave utterance to their spproba-
tion by hearty cneers for the public schools
| of Washington H
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-05-26

WE
Cough RALSAA
be NARRATED TO give sat
.iGiacti0d or the monsJ
refunded
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-05-26

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The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-05-26

rWHK NOT USE THR BESFf-
a. beat e the ssrid II ia ths cheapest, most re-
Hnsls, asd = q oonsssient. Q moists IN one
boste. Does not r quirs any previous Prepsrstoa
oftAs hair, DO tr0pbis. No creek orssaln. Does
notrdb'o On or male us baiE arpsaf dusty or dead,
bat In srts 20 Il psF Ia ans lusiTe PrO3u0s q
beadufnl black or brown, a pr ferftd. A child
can appI II. Always g.Fsl sstisfastion- 0nly 70
coats rsf bottla. SOLD everywhere.
A. / h4THETS, hsHufaeturer, n. J.
DEAAs BARNS 4 90, Rev York. EhoIesalS
Aeents. DO . aylesRA
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-05-26

- AAH UUALAu
Islsy Of warning sne Instruction Tor Young Mes.
Also. Ess and -rshabis fssataisrt Ter ea asei q
e Urinary and sszasi Systems. Seat Tree, ~
sealed snvslopss- address Dr.J klis HoughtOu,
Hozsrd Asa citation. PhRadsiphiA Pa. mys,R4
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1865-10-14

HE1EBoLD'H ROSE WASH, n.l
Ar excellent Loon io- te.sco c.is.as from habts Of
dissipation used CONNECTION with TIC Extracts B1eha
Ead SIsspar .ia IN srh diseases as recommended Ev.
dc2ce OF the responsible reliable character win
accompany the rlsGicne5. Aso explicit directions for
Isia kGrsGso II foaiads living Witnesses and up
wsr3 OK 5000 unsolicited certificates and recommended
tcr icters many OF which from the highest sources.
including eminent 1bslc,ane Clergymen, ststcsuc &C.
The Proprietor has o1ortod TO their publication
the newspapers; he does dc this from the that his
articles rank Standard Preparations do need
10 be propped up ty certificates.
The $ccrec OF l.edicrs IKE tie Dorc Column should
stand simple pare Nicstc, having Fact its oas,s
Induction f< i,s pillar and Truth sone for Its Copital
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1865-10-14
Legal Embellishments.
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Ch0ace,y Notice.
nE JfJTNprC

- t,.i.i.NoiS circuit Court of La Sale Cox
9 ~ ~ I - oouNIi. November Term A. D. 1865
'"i ~; :. ~ vs. Robert LoTe-Bill fer Divorce
AhIaNt 81 the non residence of Robert i Low. b,v;,g
e en ~ the Office OF the clerk said Circuit tonr Of
In Sic county Notice Is hereby given 10 snid Robert /
Love- at san comp ain mt. Sarah c. Love filed her hill a.
COM ain III SUD court the Chancery side thereof on
The fourth Hay 81 October b. 1865 and Tat nrnnn.
iercion Issued ont "f said against sud l.ln,
einrnabe On the first Monday of November next as h by
law required.
So" uni%s YOU the said Robert j. Love shall personal
y be and appear before sail Circuit Court of la saIle
county on IA" hrst day OF the thereof to be
i'iueh AT 'hec"urt house in Ottawa in sail county,
W ho hfs Monday of November 1865 and plead answer
VI euI 10 The said compliments bill of cmpil mt. the
1' the matters and things therein charged and stat
-, VII % lren ~ confessed and a decree entered against
Walker Blower uIp,,,N Sr,-pr
Compliments SoIs o., = - "'- G.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1865-10-14
CHcnr ,ry Nr,bc.

~; VI ILLINOIS, * Circuit Court Of l., sale Co.
H. IL. ~ ~ NDtNit, November Term A n Isfs -
hc"1y II. ii's vs. Caroline II. lics-Bul FOR Divorr,
huaN' OF The non-resiieuc- Caroline j Ues. tho
,tl''a ah'Vc named having been filed In the ons Of
e c'ek 81 sdh circuit Court Of La Sale county Estic
ishrrehs gwen 10 The -at Caroline Hess. that aid com
panai Henry Hes filed his bill II complaint in .,ib
tJirf On tile thancsry side thereof on the second y ~
october, :. D. 1867 and that ter-ilon j-.,,ea
out OF said Court against said defendant retur. on the
hrst Monday OF November next shy law required
Now unless you, the said Caroline J. Hes. shall ,-r.
soailt he and appear before said Circuit Court on m,
hrst dy 81 the next term thereof bc holden AZ tlr,
court house ia Ottawa in said county on tho r., Mond.
6" ''Feh'i o and plead. to the said
'"it u'il i ~ uiaia the and the Huttter-
abl h-s therein charged AMI stated will be taken con
IeS- AMI decree entered against YOU arc,rrng to the
pr!rf ~ ,td 1i: HERMAN SILVER, Clerk.
DieLey, Rice Lewis Compliments sOls.
OF :. 'b.l-ie
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1865-10-14
Fo, Food ars 1nthracite or Bitum'"ors Coat.
PATENTED IN 1850,
/. rrx invited to the following points

>, rrF sNisinvited to the following points of SD
1st. nrIrrY-La sting, with proPer care, at least
90 years stoves now in use That we're get up In
1888.
"a. Misunderstanding portion of the Stove is
thoroughly constructed Each stove s submitted TO
critical test, and none leave or or unless com-
plrteiy and perfect fnishec-
cd CAraCITY.--Baking, broiiing, boiling, roastng
and all other culinary operations, performed at the
same time barrel OF -four baked into bread with
single fire.
4th, ECoSOaT.-SaTing the Cost OF Iie s'o'e IL VI
wears in the item OF fuel.
sb ytsTu, r.es cF o~---In the Stewart Store
alone the front open directly into the oven, (pro-
tected by letters patent) securing direct DRAFT
through the top Of Ire oven b. means of perforated
holes in the doors and back ues. 1t will be borne IN
mind that the heated air always rises this mtthoi
of ventilation is the only Of anT val ce whatever
9th. ENTIRE CONTROL Hssr.-The heat generated
by the stove may be held therein and used or 'olo"
into tie room at pleasure.
7th. The DOUBLE SHEET Bo TOM FLUs-By whica
comprising and inverti action OF is obtained,
and the oven more evenly and efficiently heated than
by Any other known invention
sth BRoiiaSG-Performei on tte tip anu Wi;houithe
possibility of smoke entering the room.
9th. Hot WATER RgsEEyoIe AID wARnISe CLosEr.--
Both useful aud con7euien, Supplied ~ the waste Acai
and vithoG. extra fuel.
10th WATER BACk-An arrangement for supplying
hot water for lie bath rooni eq'ial to any range.
sS-So,d by ali dealers, trial Of months; with
a written guaranty for that period II asked
~ Beware OF the numerous worthless mutations
Tow il market. See tFat the ma ''of p p Stewart,
and Of the manufacturers axe tstove. No other
is genuine,
sS-Descriptfve pamphlets free mail to any adj
dress Agencies in all the principal cities and towns
in tie United States, Address,
- FULLER, WARREN L Co, Troy, ". y, 4.
cole Manufacturers and FroPrie.ors Of the Clinton
Stove Works.
For sale in Ottawa only by JOHN MANLEf
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1865-10-14
NOTICE..

l. Patrick QUINN of Galloway, La Sale county Illinois,
do hereby state that about the 10Th day of October,
1850 purchased from the Land Department Illinois
Central r. r. Co.. the u NV i, 80, 81 N, X ., Il
Of tho Sd F. NJ for which tract received certain
tract agreement numbered 1880 that said contract was
mssid three years ago. ana although
iligent search has been made cannot be found hereby
give notice TO whom il may that s'au apply TO
the said Land Department Illinois Central X Co.. on or
about LIST October next for duplicate Of said contract
signed, PATRICK QUINN,
: oct 6,65-iw$ GalowayP. "
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1865-10-14

p.r. st-.r ~, the F,rst complete SASH DOOR and
arIND "a c-4E.Y aud planning Mill TO De- found in
tn S.ate = are prepared TO I'll orders in this
Inc of business az shors -H-.re 1nd L1H HATE A
.o,,lat. .,r-k of the crdiual Ives c. SASH glazed
81 NV azr71 DOORS BLINDS, fEA'- = and MOULD
ISGS aIHavs on hand, and car / cii.tIe~--- tU-Hin
ont wort arr such HAT W. supply uausua IS.
.hor. notice We are determined nothing bul
The hes: SEASONED LUMBER in this department.. and
our machinery being all new and Of the most perfect
kinr. " - Cannot fail 20 make god work
Having the beucf; Of machinery, can do all kind.
al Carpenter Work with greater dispatch la2 ever
We are prepared to make
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-01-10

Redding's Russia Salve
Heals OLD Sores.
Redding's Russia Salve
Cures Barns, seAlds, Cntsi
Redding's Russia Salve
Cures Wounds Bruises, spIaius
Redding's Russia Salve
Cares BOis, UleaFs Cancers.
Redding's Russia Sa1ve
Cures Salt Rhenm, Piles, Erysipelas
Redding's Russia Salve
Cures Ringworm, Corns, &C., &s
NO FAMILY SHOULD BE WITHOUT IT..
Only 25 cnHs Boa.
FORA SALE
J 6P. DINkM0RE, No 49l Bro adway, New York,
]. W. FoWLE a Co, No. Is fremont Street, Boston.
And by ali Druggists and Country storeketpers.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-01-10
,senlqe

mas 5s~, futerestsf Call and examine somethiur
@ H.. Sny eied by every person; ten samples sent
. pekB BY nail for Twenty Cents that reta,ls Tor Ten
dollars: by R L. woLcaTTl M l7o'CHATHAM SQUARE
NEW YORK dec 99,lv
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-01-10
FIRE INSURANCE.
NEW NNGLANI
Mutual Life Insurance Company
CASH ANN NOTE SYSrEM

PERSON aged 81 lan h.nIes$o OOU his life in the
n NEW ESGLisn MrrcAL iift lE-uKAErE CuMPASi, by
paYing S72 81 il essh. sud note tof amount.
lu gR cish aoHtAnes $40 wouii ouly insule $500.
The plan stds s3 O0j Al The Cash psa adds
uNlJ 81 6tJip II VetrS
Ia us kote l,nran, the dividends are applied t. san
slias tr ,'s. ,i,a- reducing ,he amount ei 6eta rru
.iiAt sud intrir-t
lu The etsui uf dt'h The heirs Of the Insured under
the uJs systsin Nuud is'rts tail lss tho notes u
paid lnihs Cash ,np.Ai vnly = uOJ would he peii
to the Lehs Ut The decreased
A psr.on aeed ~ va iu.uf-i 10 tho Nrw ESGlANn
MUtuAL Ni payihI annually ~ 20 in cash an
the ainJuut Ahaut year since he eulietsi
lu the usth lie. .imuut, ani after Tow months Sur
vice died Alter iadnhn4 dnpaii notes, lis widow re-
cetred about $3.50 iu Cash COMPANY the widow wuu
havs received ouly fiuu uuo tact iku this ia wnth
thousAhd pamphlets s9i up to iyeeiye the public
prominent MaIhrt st'est m-r, haht rsmNkel u law
days tncs that he could mrhe more than ton per cent
iha alnaunt lett hm hy the luupsuY Al six per Ia
trfes Thls WAS good common lng iSrGErst MAtf
" Tus iSseAEp tANatls uH ka'ttn4 faH MTEas4r ran IL
fHS COhPANf IN impoitHhl itit Ia rhiitely iRnntei
by all rash uoupa 4. he uniAtnr.s and drslsn VI
ueh routss arst ppifent
The great euceoi the N"fe olmpauirs has ptuvnke ei
the nhjust attack Cash Compant1 AueKamhAtiuu
Of the two system convince candid that tho
Note Company III he largest pin,isiut ior hstnully
about hdtf ths use.
This great object OF lille insurance pRgBsST
and not a remote contingency
The necessary hanks Will he ftnahed Application
W. D. STROUD, nj. D., Medical Examiner
Al the eif o iay y. trotn l! 10 Uslnck
kEkEKkNCBa
George H. Stuart. Esl, james tl Ahaia, gs,l,.
Hon. WIN, a. Potter. Rev. J D. i.lss Nh
h. u. Culnegys E-l lloyd STROUD,
Joseph Liza, Sterling Fisnks,
Henry smnns ,Iuilur Ire, E-u
D. Rayner Goodwln, Il D., WIN N smith, g.l,
Wallace q n,owne
WILLIAM GETTY, Agent,
febl2-ly 426 Chestnut Street. PdiaftipliI
, 1865-09-30

Our country reatieE1 arc Informed thnt
the best way 10 ohatn goods Of any kind from Chi
Cempanies' Pulrhasins Agent. lie charges no com
ruIseion. p12A
Thirty Dollars Reward II the Indian
herb doctor Lails to describe and tell his patients
the tatutc OF their complaints or tnels without
receiving any information from them. No charge
for information or advice. Ofdce 63 Monroe street
We usc such balns % have no strife,
With nature or the Laws Of lIta;
With blood our hands VIC never stain,
Nor poison men 10 ease thelr pain.
Onr Father-whom all goodness dis,
Provides the means to cure Ill Ills;
The simple herbs beneath our feet,
Well uscd, felleVe Our palms complete.
A simple herb, simple flower,
Culled from the dewy lea- ....
These, 1hese shall speak with touching power
or ehauge and health To thee.
Of1es IS Monroe street. Chicago. opposite The
Poat Of.cs. p5:0
Natures Furniture Of the mouth, In
far preferable 10 any that III esn SIMPLY. Thets.
lbat toilet gem, Fragrant Sozodoui- Brush them
daily with tAs delicious vegetable preparation, and
they Will not be likely to etumblc or decay, os6l rs
Dr. G. L. spenecr,s fragrant oudo ouse-
laiue for the Teeth. 1t Is Of the best art-
ess e pa ana 10
acd or my other ingredient In the 1cast injurious
to the teeth. cake OF superior tooth paste accom-
1t Wholesale retail, by DlugglsI. generally: e.
l. Spencer j. Co., prop:lctors, proTidcnec, r: !.
Me.srs. Durnhaufs VIM Setback. Chicago, I'LL
nois, Agents for tho Northwest os'3 an T.TussA
Ca1neIia Rain nnl Bloom of the
Da1k R' os sga a1asas ill.,
For sa]s cyesywhe1t.
aul0-hes92Ga 1u "a to
Dlnrrl,en. Dyxcntery.. Sunn1cE Com.
sIsai s.Bensis Flant. Sold b al D;fuSs;i;ts;
7Ranaolph street, Wholesale Agent.
tr1-g gssttss -s0t-ru III "a
Hotel for Sale In Springfield, Illinois.
We w1ab 10 notify onr readers that Messrs. Hil1 s
Hughes OF Springfield Illinois. oGer sor tale The
"ManniDg Hotel in u!at city, Which wtll be sold
at ruci1on Oct 10th, unless sooner eod a. private
sale, The hotel has a splendid established bust
| nents. plso
The Illinois School OF Trade.-TAe
evening session at this business College opens as
sns, 1nr 1a11 noNbs ION = 10
nently connected wifi, the 1nsttuf,on. For ciscn
lars spr]y 192 Lake, cor. Wells tsscet. oS2
| The Reason why IIud~on's Unrivaled
| Tooth Paste Is fure remedy for lccayns teeth
reoss. to7 hs a1e pss ieso eS
/ prevents Its accumulation. oa'i
Gnx FfxtuFe..-Our Fall stock ts now
and embraces the latest md richest Patterns In tht
market. Persons dcslrons Of purchasing Will con
suit their OWL interests IN exan4tn: our goods BE-
| fore purchasing elsewhere. j. WtSaRAyEx JN.
Co., 10. 81 Randolph street. seld-nsao :w
Go to The Brst-Go TO Bryant d
| SGatton's Chicago Commercial College 10 Ect I
some good Telegraph operator. Adares. (eoclos
, 1865-09-30

tntoIattrz liquors, the defsetire operations Of
the digestive ORIGINS md pecuniaT embat!a8-
meut furthermore excited thlA- think 1t 10 dif1-
cult to form very reliable opinions upon the sp-
pesEancn OF individuals. 1t the present time
l should ssy he bore the appearances
Of q melsrehoNc strongly disposed 20
delnrtons. 4 high state OF t:mp rasufa might
lsITe,y have Affected this man. The manner OF M
act lie condition Of tho prisoner 1nC1edlaGc!y pr
eedins: and his subsequent cour-e> arc strong ~,
dicla 81 lnsanitS. II he went out with The d1c9
Tnade IN eisort ~ n,aex X nt, a. h9 .nin ;hef
effort would probably and bjm In lhe condition 10
meet the opi,os!t,on bT a1y force. 4 p,rsou Of
irnscib1e temper would be more likely to manifest
insanity In sets OF violence, 10 much 40 that this
very t1ascibl,ty is something's ouly minor manilcs-
tstion Of insanity.
Crpss41anunGfton- should cali This II must
, 1865-09-30
Albany Cattle Market.
Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Ttibunc.

Especial Dspatch to the Chicago 1t1punc.l
ALnAag, Sept. -
CATTLE-our Cattle market has been reasonably
ectlye, although the New Yotkers -hAVe not taken
their usual complement oT1ng to tht decline La thes
last market. Tbs demand On Eastern account, how
esr has been good, especially for The best qualities
and these being comparatively ecarce prices on them
remain about the same last Week, while inferior
grades aro down about &c p b. Coon Losburg sof't
70 ext. Kentucky. averaging LOCO ns, At 1oc; 80 extra
Ohio, averaging 1,so bs, st $3.50 100 Ms 1Ge Ken
lucky, averaging io rs nt $1.1 per head. delivered
In New York and g head. averaging 1.s0 ~ at tisoo
per head. A. Gillespie told g Kentucky, averaging
lct1 at tt25s. Col. Wilson sold 1al Kentucky, AreS
aging 14n0 ns Al s13lN per head. Clark 4 fnrshni.
sold 81 Ohio. averaxing go ns, atsXc; g Illinois aE'
e1aging 1r2s H. At sAo; u Ohio, averaging ts7s M,
at &c and lis Illinois. averaging 16o nsatsc. fota'
receipts $780,
sNEEP-Ase neglected. EomlnA,,y S9Gc. 1,mhs-
6N@sc. Rect Ipts, |, 500. ....
HoGs-ln quick demand at 1sHal4Xe Receipts,
H. eOo Skinned to New York, 500.
, 1865-09-30
Police Com mIas1oner-Acccrtan

Police ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
CmcAao. Sept. g, 1865.
Meesrs. II. s. Wilron, John Y. Farwel Il Co., Bas-
sctt Hammond, Bowen Bros., Jones 5 Small,
j, X, Boisford. ]. ". Hooker, N. A. jones, Il.
somar, +. T. sRsnser; Wm; q. Mbbard. I g.
dale, sibley 4 Endlcot E. K. Bruce, J. G. Ny
man, Jno: irving Pcalcc, Bennett, Pteters Co.,
Iadd. Williams 4 Young; r s. Kirk Co.,
Jones & LaughliD, B. r. Hentchman, E. Y. Rob
bInr, II. Dotsfor1, F. D. Sherwood, James y.
Dole. Hubbard 4 Hunt; Norton d Co., J. Z.
Pollard, and others: ~
GEx7LEHEn: Your Communication requesting
me to become candidate for the Office OF Police
Commissioner at the coming election has been IT,
celyed have not desired this OF any other ot1ce,
believing, as Do, that there arc many person, n
nr 10 attend 10 the responsible dnsies OF this olcc
Nevertheless, Mt your earnest solicitation and that
Of other friends, l consent 10 become candidate,
subject to the decision Of the Republican Conven-
ton. a. y. l1rs~OHTn-
Funeral Notice..
Funeral services over the remains Of VIM. s. No
CormIck will take place at the North fFrthyteriar
Church, corner Chss and Indiana Ptseete. to-day
{Saturday, Sept. Wth}, al o'clock p. N. Friends
employees, al, arc Invited to attend.
, 1865-09-30

DEwrGo, Sept. ..
F1or1-Ac.tye and advanced :s@soc per br!. Sales
were: 100 Urls At = 50 for 10. sprlnE; soa 10 g
fnT red winter; &c.3G110o Tor whltc and Ar S11a03
100 for double eTtrn. -
bu Chicago spring. by aample at t132H. Corn Icarce
and nominal: barley buoyant nd d y good dsmand 26
hu It ff.ti, iiye Ii held 1t SIC for Canada.
cAxAI Fna1eaTs-Unen@aneed; @ g9nr' asig4:s Sssas W.
YORK to Albany-wlleat, TIC; corn &c; barley. SIG
LAxr 1xroRTs 30 brls eonE; y ooo hu whsss; Hoot
ASlLENoh1s-ssu bfls nou Il 90 bu cora ~ 1ooe
bp barley.
Tbe amount ofGour and Graln Oh the cAnAt for ttda
water rom buffalo sud osweeo Jests5taE noon ~ y
CO 10 wheat; lssaGoo hu corn; i73ooo bu oats; aas
on br barley ii coo bn re.
, 1865-09-30

city winter a. 80; a7sbas delivered next week ta
wux.r-Unsettled aud higher. Sales, on change,
$1,000 bu At &LE9l4s.l, a 90 bu seller ne1t week Mt
s1,4o; 1000 bu Mo- at 81-A.
3r. II. BoARp--Spot Wheat nrra. Sales OF 100
tu n SIX for no I; 10 seller ne1t ueekfa
REcx1p1s-.,..oo bzs Flour; 81, 600 bu Wheat
EurlES1s-1,7ro b1ls F1our; 10, ,.QUb bu Wheat.
, 1865-09-30

EoQf4el
The Laie William 9. Mccormick.
Something morc Il due the memory Of the late
". 8. Mccormick than the brief obituary mention
n was only in our limits to give in our last Issue.
As the leading and active resident partner in the
Reaper Manufacturing h.m Of c. Il. Mccormick &
Co., deceased waa we'll known to all oul. citizens
ard throughout the world Wide circle Of the busi-
ness Of his housc aud everywhere for the qualities
OF enterprise and Integrity largely identified with
the prosperity OF bis company. Nj. Mccormick;
Ike his brothers, was Viryinhn born. and passed
the earlier portions Of bis life under the cscun-
RtlDceB OF narrow fortune 10 slave Stale. Coming
10 the Northwest, where better Fysten Of labor
walted to reward their industry and aspirations
colossal fortune was won by them and not fortui-
tous}y, but coined BY sr7ct business tact and S.
cacity in which the brother now deceased i!as the
principal ageur. He WIS pnhltc spirited n tue en-
plorment Of his wealth. and had inauguratcd or a.
when his health succumbed 10 his too rigid deso-
uou to business cares, taking the form Of snch
mental disease, few Weeks since, IS Induced hls
removal to the State AeJlnm at jacksonville, 1n
TIE hope and prospect Of speedy recovery. Untf!
q week elnce this hope grew, when his physica!
1nAlady assumed dangerous type and he breathed
his last on Wednesday night. Bis funeral will take
place from bis late residence No. s. Huron street
to-day. He viii be missed from among the nun.
ber Of our stirring and active business men, and
o1r entire community whom he taught, II not BY
his later life, the better rewards the dignity Of Free
Iabcr bestows on career Of industry. The eym'
pathy Of many sonowing friends will be with bis
berraved family.
, 1865-09-30

D L f. d

In This e,tr m the e,rntnc OF the 27 Inst, JOHN
" FfisS susi II Jcats son Of John P. Fo1s, EST.
The timc u Ills funeral will be announced hereafter
rnpcrrhester. MA.s, on the 2tst Inst. SALLfE At
EfSR. daughter OF Isaac r. and Ellen II. bohsou-
m St Anthonr Fhiis MIMI. the 18th nst, Mrs. O.
W. NAY dsnEhter Of the late John Il. tathrop. OF 6y
rAcuse. y. 7.
, 1865-09-30

Vessels Paused Detroit,
{speesAl Despatch 70 the Chicago TfIbuae.l
DErRou, Sept. q.
UrGlobe, MoreJ, Milan, Maple.
Duws-{aukee, AulaIl, Farosttc, Mott.
Unconstitutional
, 1865-09-30

DAL1N0RX, Sept. -
FL0Cn-Oulet.
GElIs-Wheat scarce; no prime IN market. Cosr
tr1u. at re for Hhte and &c for yellow Receipt
light.
PROvl&Ios4-SonlnAl-
COITfE-Flru. At &c for lilo, IN gold.
WlueKkY-Tery tfu, At s7LsIH for ptlme.
, 1865-09-30

n1iiwFukec Market.
Especial Despatch to tho Chicago TEibuue.l
MILWAUKEE,, Sept. q.
FLorr-Flrm, active md higher. Sales Of so brla