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The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1865-12-28

Principal Office and Laboratory at the n. f. cor
ner Of SIXTH and COMMERCE Streets, Phila
deIrhia, where all letters for advice or business
should be directed,
tie will be found there every SATURDAY,
professionally to examine lungs with the RespiI-
ometor, for which his fee is three dollars; all ad
VICE free.
In New York at No. - BOND Street. every
TUESDAY, from \. 10 . 10 ?. p. NJ
At the MARE II GRO He TEL, Boston, Jan
uary 5 and 10, February Is and 10, March -
and lG, ApIl 10 end 20, May II and Is. June ii
ana -. July ~ and 20
The iiilc for my being in BALT1 MORE and
Pl1TsBURG Will IT, seen in the daily papers OF
those cities.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1865-12-28
Chopped Esars!s & Face. Sore
H-.Ha. { LiillI2imk &c

HFGEMAN & CO.'S CANPHOR ICE Win
GLf hR Ne cures Chapped bands. &c, imrns
oateiA and will keep the skin soft and smooth in
the coldeSi weather sold by druggists Price
70 cents. Sent ~ mail for IS cents.
HEGEMAN Co,
hi2-Jm Druggists and Chemists New YORK.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1865-12-28
CATARRH CURED!
They are treating Catarrh on ne. system Which

They are treating Catarrh on Il nea system W hict
isa
SURE CURE FOR THIS DISEASE
Experience has proved that Gaia -rh csunot De
cured bv local treatmen, aloua; hence tn pian
advertised cures for Catariii, a of hich -
cal remedies, give rciei oily While tie rlicnl !.
using them. bias never cure.
Understanding the disease and we know ii can
moi be cured by LOCAL treatmen alone. therefore
Ne also prescribe constitutional remedy 70 5e
taken, and BY the combined local aud constita-
tiOnal treatment, we enabled to remove tee
cause ofC2tarrh. and thereby effect
a PEEMkNE MT CURE.
Their consultation for years ave Averaged froIa
five to seven thousand "A year, which gives them
on experience unsurpassed by any. and equallsd
only by few.
az Remember day 10 not promise 20 cure al
STAG es ofdIsease. =" lille All diseases curablo.
II taken in season. all stages are not. Your case
may be curaplc this we-k, not neNt-to-dsy, aot
10 morrow, hen e the danger OF 1eaz.
70 cose 'rW be retcir-d, :ehsn there ere
o..g ajts cf Cnye Or Relief
Our terms are CASH, hence Tie money must he
sent with all orders for me dic:nes. ltcosts from
five 10 fifteen doll per month, to doctor with
Us, which includes medicines.
u The poor sill be favored.
sssN > { Ell s'lEssN FesEia2.
Patients laust write their name, State, pest
Office address .iainly, All letters requiring an
swers, mu contain letter stamp, and be address
Ell to pR. KNAPP & son, Drawer 6iS3 CHI
cagO. Ill
u ANY Of tie above diseases can he treate !.
successfully by the patients describing their case
in letter, when hey cannot see US.
Dr. Knapp. VINO viii visit Plymnu h regularly
in the utuFe can be consulted at the
& " "a a al - House.,
Saturday. December 9th; Saturday. Fe5ru'rr
3D.; Saturday, March 3lst: Saturday, May 25th;
Saturday, July 2lst; saturday, September 10.
sept LIT
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1865-12-28
ilanilocd haa Last; a}r Restored

FE{sEHSl Just published. Nv edition g
y tSr. t@sE'"gtseii's Celebrates
i'-1A.'-* EsSay on the Ea..iea. r srs <ai.ho,.f
medicine OF perm torrlpes. IT Seminal yYe.E
n.ss' involuntary Semna. Loses. irrporc,cr.
Fentai ana physical ne.,ra ~, iIa9ediu.er.e 80
marriage eic, also fonsum, ton, Epiicras an.
fits; Induce To- sell ii.a.e. @. s.Anal sx.rsr
aesnce
lj'Price, IN srqlci envelope. ol;r ce,,,.
ne G. celebrated author H. il. admirable es,ss
t'."ti! o'ii"n''rsto> from a thirty ,rar's success
i"t pi|c'Ice ;.li; the al, nia- con ..i,.encts 81
SC" "oiiNe may be rldie2 " cured -ilhout ths
dsn-eror' use of internal medicine o. ;he sapli.
cati' OF the hniis-poiRJng ut mode o. cure
al once simple certaisaat eiectusl, ~ n!esasof
"hi1h every sufferer rs &tter What ms condition
may he, n AZ cure him. elf ,heaply, pri.atsl, aud
radically.
u This lecture shoniJ be IN the'hsnd. Of sr
ely YOUTH and Every man in lie bard
sent, un'ier %'si. plai. eurelops to any
adare's, past paid, rcc.ipt Of SIX cents or NC
post temps
Address the publishers.
CiiAS. {. K..INE6CO
~ Bowerv. N.n York. Post Office boS4s,s
'l0nS~-iN.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1865-12-28

HEGEMAN'S CONCENTRATE BEN.
ZINE removes Paint. GreaSe spo.s. &c. instantly
anu cleans six. Ribbons. Gloves. a.. equal to
new Ohiy - cents a bottle Sold bv druggists
HEGENAA co. Chemists ana DRUGGISTS Y.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1865-12-28

n HE MASON & HAMILTON CABINET
ORGANS. forty different stv'cs. adrpted %
AZ red and seoul ,r music. for <S9 eGn1 Zach.
THIRTY FIVE GOLD or SILVER MEDALS
or other first nr"miums awarded them. I'Iu.tra
It'd Cat ,lo.nes tree Address Ms & HAnLIx.
to-. : i,-os ERoTHLRs, New YyIk.
vllHl-lS.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1865-12-28
Consumption. Scrcfula,
RhsNul eialsl, &c.

HECEMAN X cos GEM me MEDTrIv
AL COD LiN ER OIL has proved bv twer,,
years experience the most .aiuaule remedy ~ -,
rs ~hie il cures the disease i; gives strength
ana flesh to the patient. Warranted pure and
made from fresh liyers. S0'dhv airu tgittS c.nSr.
ally. HlGENAA &C..
Chemists and Dru.gis ts New York
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1865-12-28
= II lTy0I " III % IlWIFU.
sskN 4sEl's s'aEssN TesE;EH
4 Cough, Gold, or Sore Throat,

a Cough, Gold, or Sore TErOaI.
REQUIRES IMMEDIATE ATTENTION AND SHOULD ne
CHECKED. If ALLOWED TO CONTINUE
irritation CT the Lungs, Permanent
Throat Affection. or IN incuIii3
Lung Disease
Is OFTEN TIE RESULT.
BROWNS 8RONc HAL TROcHES
HAVING A DIRECT INFLUENCE TO THE PARTS, GIVE
IMIEDIATE RELIEF.
Fer Bronchitis. sthnia, CataTrh Con
sumptivc and Throat Disc lses.
TROCHEs ARE USED WITH ALWAYS GOOD SUCCESS.
SINGERS AND PUBL SILK Re
will find Troches useful in clearing the voice when
taken before singing or Speaking, an relieving
the throat after an unusual eIer'ion of the vocal
organs The TRocHEs recommended and
prescribed 10y Physicians, and have had iestimo-
mails from eminent men ihrous bout the countr,
Being an article oil true merit. AMI wing proved
their ellic ey bv test of many years, each wear
ind them in new localities in various parts of
the world, and the TRocHr are universally pro
nourced better than other articles.
OBTAIN onlv EEowN's BRONCHIAL TRocmrs.
and do not take any OF the Worthless limitations
that may be offered.
Sold everywhere in the United States and in
Foreign countries at - cents per box
vIln9-6rro.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1865-12-28

has stveistt needs. perpcndicula- sct,..
makes the Lot X STITCH which will ncitfe
ZIP l'r rave and is alike or both sides: perform
pellet sewing on every descriniion of n,Yte,;.l
iiom l.. or 10 he finest \ ,lsook Wu,l;,
with cotton. linen or silk hreaa, from .bs 80
est 10 the Il est number. "''
haVins reitner Cam nor Cog-wheel. and ns
least possible friction. it runs as snootL =. 60.
and is A a. Saiss.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1865-12-28

DR. E. MANN m olr.rs his professional
- services in all the department. Of VI" lics |
Science. Specialities Diseases u; the Chest
aud o f.rnales.
on e, IA oii VI asonc Hall yllulo-t
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1865-12-28
SFLE TCTD
J5A LILY. sA'P9si, 4 Mills, III
FOR Tie HOLIDAYS.
I'll - Warranted Gold Of The
FEEss.C WORK za@%fFTsS

Our Customers will also have the advantage of
aconstalt SUCCESSION - new ant recherche stYies
snd Patterns sifh Which We >haii K. - or View
York agency supplied
We have aiopred the plan of ale now 20 pom
ri'r. ~ cs;-ine inform nric~, snd tn. price
VII Inv ,rlai'S ~ = f'r sgca qritclc. 20 astter
low ,-r!v il nay nc. .'ia sxDensps cicondacfina
Of Conducting cur N"S + K Agencv are plif h
the sai. o. cert fra'ts or con .ons ge'rese,'in.
fi,> VARIOUS nrttcic-. ihn-e csrfitit atfs sold =
81 elch. ar h+e tor g. and cash c.rtif ste
WI! show the h0hl'r The particular srtlCl h" q"
enc ssnfitl' u on men. &c l.li'i ~ a. -
10 ia. ar5fc.e nam: the cettiiicttc ! hot
sired. Inc l"'d,'r sill OBJ - tie, when he rn;H,t>
the cert fcsfc. by stating hat ohes rt cla f H.
vaiat he oF >ht pre'er. an6 Fl VII be
NJ With pleasure. OUR AN * To P,.f. iSE
end every means to that end will De exerted " Q
soiicitz triai from every who rea's tbs ~
Tie. as se are confident OF .ising The utmost SIT
q.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1865-12-28
NUMBER II.
CRLAT IMPEoyLMENTs N
SEW m: MACHINES

This Machine g co9st-u,red ~ an
new principle Of mecL, i>m. p,,ssess'n,
rare aud abainprovemcAte. having -, -
ahmed ey the mo- profound exp.rts..I.d -
a21"ced - be SIMPLICITY and PERFEc.
TION COMBINED. ~
me following are the principal objection, urgse
against sewing Machines. e'0
l. Excessive labor to the operator.
Liability to - OH Of order.
J. Expense. trouble. loss Of time in rors;.:
4. lnca?acity to sew every DESCRIPTION II -.
.. Disasreeahle noise while IN o,eratiou.
ne MfIsife Sewing sEacnEna 1,
f-X"i&pt fr0m al tFesc
Objections,
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1865-12-28
ANCIR - 2

They have had an extensive practice ard won
deriul success in the treatment OF Cancers, which
they CT 2 & without eating .sen out or usin. the
Kuife. Let those who have
TuMORs OR SWELLlNGs.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1865-12-28
IT, sTocs coMo RISES

A-1One-t ether artislc.. - n C'nr<S, Cole {
Silver W "a. .. Pin. - with nis M d.. Rul.ies
Peril. Grrnei and - h-r ZION - '-ol anc AID in
c'u<'-') IL ii"' S..-< .. VERY. comprising PR
snf rir rings at ihr most fashionable sttes. st
in Freedoms tones of every variety. tOccthe. wit
4 lar.e assortment OF gold and Emereled and
Pearl Srl.: Gold STUDS snd sleeve buttons OF the
mos; hes,t.iul .rerns. Cents bI-Gm and scarf
Vim, AM IN 'n'i.e~~ s.Iiety of bracelets. chains
r,r~.c-iux". head r-S-eS comb charms. s -
In t~r any al .''r patrons not IN '"in' nf
ties 81 J,wrlTy. AMI vou'I frrftr II -rwarr.
all :, nj al NY : orr E cate rftlfu-d to ~.
I. richly engraved SET GF = ANTDRS or III l.
TER Dish, heauii:1ly ch - ~ md plated.
~ gents w axa4Ca
IN every part .. Tie l'nit"d Safe aid P-ov.rces
and To al sIch liberal ,lucrrncu'S WI b..
off, red, and on ~ ieaifsssi c'icnlar - ieTnls
will te forwar ted We Ireitr money ser n
P,~t Office OrierS where the, en- he obtained. or
b1 Bank Draft III order. aidteSs all oItieIs
10 our Agency, which viii he cond, cied by
NJ. ssr< 7;GUs:'g it'f,gsNE - 10.
80 ErOaiSysy, seyr York.
viinlir s.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1865-12-28

or red spot lose no time in having it attended
to, as a timely treatment NAV save them from the
horrors suffering and death from an open cancer.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1865-12-28
ALPHABETICALLY A MGISELEss
nj ACHTNE,

II requires lFTY per cent less powerte div.
- '',ah any othrr michiHe in market A SRI q,
-; !eers Of age can work il steadily vitnou,
fatigue or injury to health.
~, Its strength ami WONDERFUL SIAIpTrCI.
OF construction render II almost irnross,fis
90 get out OF order, and is GUARANTEED >,
'he company to give entire SAT- faction.
e" respectfully Invite all those no nav d..
70 supply themselves " IN 4 srp,.,ior article r.
G ca exam he tins UNRIYAGED MACHINE
Out III q more especial manner ~ "a solirit =,
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1865-12-28

: GSTON--Gcorge c. Goodwin & Co.
NEW YORk-Demas Barnes &Co.
BALFIMORE-S. s. ilance.
PiTTSBURG-Dr. George Ii Koyser.
ClNCINNATI-F. T.. Sure & Co
CHICAGO ri Smith. And II. Scoyil
Also, sold BY all Druggists md Dealers.
Slonss-iy
, 1865-09-18
LeaFcnToFth 10 Chicago.
{1o Yon-a-,ra.f1. rNu kspa IN

From the Learcnwosth Conservative, 10thl
The Buue,ia contained very sensible artl
Gle aome days since, showing that the business
relations Of Leavenworth naturally were with
Chicago. While wc are not prepared to 60
the full length Of tho writer Of that article,
we submit that the subject Is one Of the deep
est interest to our city. We have long had
our m1sgiyings that St. Louis was not particu-
larly interested in the prosperity OF Leaven-
worth. " All the trade aho can divert from us
she expects to get, and she will the most of
1t, as no sensible merchant, with tho money
in his pocket, would think Of stopping at
Kansas City.
The business already transacted between
LeavenWorth md Chicago is Immense. The
large freighting over the Hannibal and st.
Joserh, and Atchison and Weston railroads,
show TINT more than s., OK, 900 lbs. of freight
came over these roads Inst year, destined for
orr city, and during tho current year the ag-
ncgate will be much larger, hotraye1east,
the same direction. Upon the completion Of
thc Leaycnworth branch of the U. p. r. W.,
both f1cigh,ing md travel will be materially
increased If an expeditions, easy outlet
Is made. There IS no direction
from Leaycnwoath that needs direct,
speedy communication more than to-
ward Chicago. This can bo furnished speedi-
" and comparatively chenp Win tho Parkyillc
railroad 10 Cameron. The Directors Of this
company are lesfrons to complete tho road,
md ashland very properly-ald from this
county,, She has already voted unanimously
to loan $500, GOO to complete the road, ond
willie one reason existed then for the road,
ten CONC up nDw- With the proposed sub
scription from Lcavcnwosth the road can be
completed almost as soon as the Missouri
niycr and Lawrence roads, and thus railway
communication to nearly every important
point be opened enrly In the coming season.
, 1865-09-18
THE "EieH1 HOUR" SYSTEM.
The P1cn for Reduction OF Labor-T1tc
Different Ways OF Getting Money.

meeting Of the wurkincmcn WIS held On
Thursday evening, in WitkoutEy Hall, Tor the put-
posc OF urging The "Trade Unions" to more Wig
orcus action in Eeha1F Of Inc eight honr system Of
labor. Tie principal speaker dwe]t In glowing
,c51ns on the benefits that would acIuc thcreftom,
snd argued long md eloquent On the reading rooms
snd Libraries nhfch The Working men would estat'
ltl, nrd The graf mental and moral improvement
oil The lnlotinc clnsaes which wonld Tow from he
carrying The movement Into politics md securing
Legislative enactment u the premises
10 es 9e WSss .s ths y.
legislator to do With II. What has politics OF par.
1ic to do with lit is question with which !he5
Hinder Inc mechanics and laborcss Of Chicago re-
solving TO work hat c9gh, or s,z Or Ions hours
day, of TO Etop working afto:cthcr, II they sec
1aa a op1 e1 and s,ae sn ..
than cichl hour pel Day. Il the men Do not wish to
e5k + ihe sn's po ans
tg tiou" snd die %secieladSe nterisrenee" q there L.
boring man In Chicago 20 Ignorant, but knows INST
he en- lawfully reduce ihe number OF honIs n; ne
INV man TO work ten hours or eight or six g, an5
olher number Of honrs pei dsy, AGAINST his WIZ II
u R,s'I ss ss'f b thst es s'9Is1 wss
rom>dhInc clsc, b1t for T some rca.
ecp b. concealed bis meaning, ~
czpscssedst by N c.snce and innusndo; g., Now;
md rtactscable whv not announce II in plain, un
qusSocI terms! Why not say statght oul, that le
aesocated general ;r.rike,' for ttvvp'y per cent
OF In other words, that he proposed that
the amount oG work done per day should be cut
down twenty per cent without any coTretpoadin:
to9. dollrs for icn hours work eha still lou:
doi!tfr Tor doing four.nllhe ak many hours WORK.
u II proposed that lhe mid OF The Legislature shn
wceez fcr louf-6lhs Of days v ork .. fos whole
days wnsk2 II Il Ia IN the power OF ths
! legislature to Do uIa II Can also enact tha
, 1865-09-18
IMPORTANT CAPTURE.
Arrest of n Hotel Safe Kobhcr-Rccov-
cry Of $4,000 Stolen Money.

.-".-,-, ,,.,--,
For some days past Captan Iohn Neison o. our
city police force, Captain i. G. Yates Of the Knnc
county po,!cc. ueputy United Stntes Marshal P,
Strn.s,, .-s c.ntn1n ~ Wr1,s,rr ,hief ~ tho
-o,,.. hsra ~, ,-s-..,no T.,
Ctese!anu ae'ee1Ne ponce, ua'e oesu MutAn1s ~
they possessed but vas known among thieves hs
professional OF me ntst waller;
He had operated WIN consloefanle saeeess - ane
robl,ertes ont West NE scent. laint at as.. gFey
tai1ier nniI nGastS e1Iine!; %aen s1e aosus Wakeo
f'eht MIC the hon.s NOUN. tnefe 70 10 ma eEress
quattsi!e Of onscers:
Qn Tnastaay nlGnt man e1Flng hlt name ~ -, ="
$. love, ws!sed tn'o ne !sM o1nee 81 s9mGs! y.
Fclker, and ccolE informed tnat :entleman t9aL &c
bad tn bis largo 4oAnuT os slolGn bunos
which he wished 10 dispose OF, And undetstooa
he had come 10 tae proper quafGr-
, 1865-09-18
Marriage In High Life+-The Man who
SlWnA EIuddct4tleld.

The English papers state that Lady Gwen
define II. b1aur, the young md lovely daugh-
ter Of the Duke Of Eomerset, has Just been
married to Sir J. Ramsden, the young York
ahire Baronei, who owns the land on which
every house in Hrddersfeld Is built, sarc one.
Sir John has offered fabulous sums for the
property, but In vain. Tic land belongs to
IN old Quaker, aud on Sir John Offering 10
purchase It from him he replied: "Vhen
strangers ask thee to whom the town OF
Huddersfleld belongs, thou caust say It be.
longs to thee and me-" The BaEonet offered
to girc the owner as many sovcrcigus for the
land as would cover the property when
the Quaker inquired, "N'ilt thon place them
cdgcwlse.'' It Is perhaps needless for Us to
state that the Bnrouet declined placing them
edgcwisc, aud the ownership Of the town OF
I1nddetsAeld IS therefore still divided between
Sir John Rameden and the Quaker. We may
state that Lady Gwendolinc, Sir John's bride,
Is the daughter Of the beautiful Duchess Of
somcrset, who, under another but not less Mt
tractiye name, was queen Of beauty ut the
Eslinton tournament Prince Napoleon, who
was then harmless adventurcr, greatly ad-
nired her appearance. Fortune since that
time has dealt tenderly with both Of them
but perhaps, on the whole, the Duchess is
more TO be euyicd than the Emperor.
, 1865-09-18
Illinois and Michigan Cannl.

Especial Detnalch 10 the GnicdS0 1E1Onne.J
BH1DorroK1, Sept Is. 1865.
As11TEp-PropeIl1 Whale. ottava, l,soo bushels
barley, 80 buahela wheat, 800 Ns wool, 100 Ms seeds
100 ps tsllow esoute Lemont, 50 cubic yards rubolc
soua; Adyance Lemont ss cubic ynrds Enbole stone,
cubic yards diasiou stouc; ", g. Gusnce, Le,nont
Is cubic yards dmenatnn stone nyesrtgator Lemont,
20 cubic yards dimension stone u cubic yars ruhble
stone; S. F. Ga1t Lenont. 20 cubic yards rubhe stone
sndgie, Lasalle. aooc bushels cosnf Deer Park.
Utica, $500 bushels corn; Ocean Spray. ostAwa 1000
bushels cats; Ecptura Ottawa, $500 buahss cosn ".
l. Adnms, 1ttawn. 7oon bushels oats % tons sand;
Ba5 State, lasalte.F $500 bushels corr; 1npezia1
Insale, s;oo bushels cora; Lenout,. Norris, $500
bushels corn; I. u. Ha11is 1sSae, 100 bushels coEn
cL1AaEp.-Eellpse, Lockport; Rocket Lockport;J
C1otty, Seneea stbsstopol Morris; Peter end Paul,
Ottawa and Norris 65 m II lumber, 100 hrs salt 10 m
18th; prop KanSakec, Wnmlngtun. 10 tons sundsics;
Gen, Sherman, Morris, 20 # lumber; u. oconnos,
-, 1isK m shingles, ls7 brls sa1t J. Harrington, ST.
Louis, 1oi IN n lumber, Aonouk. Lockpo<t, tsoa hu
corr; scnecs Ottawa; prop Morning STAR ottawn, 81
ba wheat, % tons sundrfea; R. E Goodel1, ottava.
tc1sl n lumber; Investigator, Lcmont; VS.. Gnnec
IeInout; Advance, Lemont; Resoluse. Lenont; Cou-
test Morris, Is m II lumber, 20 m shingles, N lath
ss bu wheat: Ocean, st. Louis. GO brfs salt. l2o ns
ri frnn
, 1865-09-18


Tcf City Of Doston-l LlSfR1oot. sept q
Co71ox-The cotton eales Of the last thfee days
ampqnt to B,001 bales-2S000 bales for export md
speculation. The market opened buoyaut, At N ID
vance OF Ad generally. and closed very oEn atthe
fhe weather his been very nne tor harvesting oper
tlOps a.,
elfnn Of As1d per ceata1- chiefly On new amber.
HoidesS OF stock IL store not pressing Seficrs
Flour 10 nodcrate rcquent at Late rates tor barrels
lnian con In consnmptye oenlnnd Al 0eeune OF o1
mixed Am eItcan % eo@ds-
Pan7Ys1oSs-Beef siowof sale. Pork active Hutter
1t i'd, Lard very nfn but quiet at Is for steam.
GEockHIB- nrm; small Quantities Offering
however, checked bnsness. Coffee slow bat generally
dn!l. NJ sales Of r1ca -.--
-'-" LnyDox, Sept 8.
New wheat fat and "a p qnarte- lower for Inferior
kinds Old steady hut allow Of sale.
FIorp-inactive, hut quotations unchanged.
G0oCKRlEs-SnEArs sc&,ve-
L4TEsT coX3iEEcIA.
LIVERPOOL, Sept. Z.
cor1ox-Buo hut clozed anmewhas auietcr. All
Qualities have adyanced tf16n1 cxtelt.
The weather has b1en magnificent Or the crope-
I1oylsIoSs-Eteady, Dutter easter.
pIrRoIKC#-Fum. Holders demand an advance.
LONDON Sept.7,
Consols for money DX@ao; III. Central sharcs ss1S
70: Eric shares AHfs54x; t2Gs 6&b63H.
, 1865-09-18

RECOVERY or THE srRoSG Boz or THE
Fn1aArE CUMnERLANp,-1We learn that the
strong box Of the United States ship Cumber-
land, sunk by the ram Virginia {iamiiiar1y.
known as the Merrimac, In the great naval en-.
gagemcnt in Hampton Roads, \ was recovered
By the submarine workmen employed in the
work Of raising the huli Of the ship. The tugs
employed in the aforesald enterprise came up
lust night, whiytliug through their steam
whistles Juhilees Of their sneccss. The
amounts reported as recovered arc $50 varied,
that we forbear giving any them. That the
sum recovered IS very large there can be no
1oubt.-Norfdk Va.) Ddv Book, Sept. 6.
, 1865-09-18

PRISONER snor DY A snER1rF.-Tle Water
town {Wis.) Democrat publishes an account Of
the shooting, on tho 5th, Of Frederick Wagg-
ncr, who was charged with robblng J. P. Nc
Thcrson, Commissary nt Camp Randall, Of
some $500 in money and United States bonds,
and about s1,40o n notes, and who had been
arrested by Sheriff McDougal, In New York,
has since taken extraordinary pains for his
capture, and Under Sheriff Main, learning In
bis absence that Wagner had returned to his
home, ID Watertowu, undertook to arrest
him. He called to his aid Provost Marshal
Nichols and young man named johnson,
lately one Of Col. Bakers detectives. On
Sheriff Mains entering the house, and Dc,
to escape, running toward the woods, when
johnson ilred at hun with q revolver, and
took effect, and Wagner fell. On eralnina.
tion hls arm WAS found to he broken, and 50
mangled that amputation was necessary.
The whole responsibility is assumed by Sheriff
Main, In card Which he publishes, and the
shooting seems to have been necessary to pre-
vent the escape Of the prisoner. The affair
created considerable excitement.
, 1865-09-18

new OFk H1HfkCH<
NV YoEk. Sept. ID.
Curros-Less active md scnfteiy 70 rrm sc for
n1ddllne-cotin& dn1 at HHtsi1c.
EHrE-Dull. heavy And 50 lower *'.oa9tt1 tt1 Ios ex-
tn state; s.. 9sS6o Tor extra round hoop Ohio and
fS5o for trade bfands-market closing heavy with no
bpye1p 1t the putsIde quotations.
Nn1skxr-F!sMer. Sales At ~:
GeAIy-Nheat Irregular and unsettled: s1rtns heavy
ard tc lower; white winter without decided change 10
nice, With rsther dotag :! ~ ioI ChiIa.o
latter Price AZ extrsu,e g os2 iof = nsT ~,
amber state. Rye quiet Harley dull. barley malt u
ul0Ge9nte request ut *GS, Corn scarce aod s!!ade
western aEo3t; go Tor nEh mixed, neastr yellow in
6tore Onts NGE4c batter 55aaGc for western.
PTTsnLKrNoHcaEy 1t sac4.1e for crude; ss3ssc TOT
refined Ia bond sGSt.sc DO, ftet e,,x..nr.
etyl.50 for new mcsA-elostng st eh c7sa; t1
ai50 for 'Gci. do; % for prime. tooos?ot
for mime mess aleo 50 brls mcss for serteMbef
bayers optlon !. tsaH aHd so Ill p5e mess n & f.,
nfeylons prices. Cut meats trm at 1S*1s for shoul
dcrs, la3 e for hams. Gacon 1nh. La1h nIme1 D
4ta &c. Butter active Al t13c lot uhlof as9%E to
state. Cheese dull Mt 119ltc.
, 1865-09-18

highest prices; ttr FIJI aua Spring, $685. cAo1:e Club,
t1sa fair Fall s1.s5; prime fal, slso. Corrs.e.dy
At sc choice Yellow, Sc bu. cats-stcudy at 1861
cbo,er, SC p hu- RJe-Qufet st 6S3sSr, sacka IT,
cluded.
ext1u. 500; Fan extra, s7.2Xa9,nos triple extra,
$,.t3.
, 1865-09-18

Especial Despatch TO the Chicago Tribans.l
MHWAEk1I. Sept. i6.
F1nuE-Norninal- .-.-.....
s. sal TO- and $i1 cash and regular way. at the I've
o'r1ock board wheat wxs dull. Sales Is C hu, at sH
for No. spring, regular way. Oats srm- Sales zpe
bu new No. 1 In store ats . .
Tkuaurs-EouinAi. Schooner Breed Chartered e&
,MHc wheat 70 Rnda'o.
KH1,pra-s,1nc -four, s., 900 wheat.
Su1ruEaTp-sn no0 Hour, q ot1 wheat.