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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-01-25
FOR SALE OR RENT.

A BRICK DWELLING house, CONTAINING
"A seven rooms and basement, situated on Centre
eet between Fourth and Firth streets, two doors
below the late DR.. Tanners residence. If not sold
before the 18Th of February, it will be offered
for rent from April LIST. Terms easy. For further
information enquire Of THOS. J. BLAIR,
1A2s.lRe At tho Sherid's Of1ce.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-01-25
Desirable Country Residence

q O1O E9&AAH.
TNHE UNDERSIGNED OFFERS FOR SALE THE
L new Stone House and about nine acres nj
ground belonging to the estate OF Dr. John Eoff on
Leatherwood Bottom, distant two miles from the
city, and adj dining the residences of MesTrs vii.
liam TallAnt and Adams Dodson " ~
II not disposed of privately the premises will be
oneTed ior sale, at public auction, on Wednesday,
81 SIN Day OF February, 1866 at the front door Of
the Court House of Ohio county at IL O'Clock A. NJ
BEVERIY
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-01-25
NOTICE.

4 MEETING OF THE THE STOCKHOLDERS
n Of the ''OIinton Furnace, Oil and Mt1ing Com
paDy Of Wheeling, Baltimore and Philadelphia, for
org anizaton and election of Directors Of said Com
pany, will be held at the office OF the Fire and
Marine Insurance Company, in the city ofWheeling,
on THURSDAY, the 18Th of February, 1865.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-01-25
OIL LANDs.

w I. THOMPSON CO., 20 STATE STREET,
w BOSTON, MASS, are agents for the pur.
snSSe ana sale Of Petroleum Lands and offer their
tt 70 LhoSe who desire to dispose Of such prop
89Esenlze stock Companies. Correspondence upon
ne subject i9 invited. Prof. VIM. Denton Mining
Sfeoog1E well known in the oil regioua viii cram
me and report upon properties placed In our hands
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-01-25
Sherlf'S Sale of Land,
In Chancery. In the Circuit
Court Of Ohio county.
Andrew F. Ross

John Pettfcord. Court Of Ohio county t'1'
by VIRTUE OF 4 DECREE RENDERED IN
~ the above entitled cause by the Circuit Court
T9sJ nlo county, on the It'll day Of December, A. D.
E91L 6oor Of the Court House of Ohio county. on
MONDAHI THE 2iTH DAY OF FEBRUARY is65
and mentioned and particularly described in the
III 1Hp aH9 PLoceedingSi in this cause being FIFTEEN
1 HCISES s. 0f LAND, more less and adjoining
the heirs of Robert Mcfarland -1+D"N' Huu
LEHMs " sALE-one.third of tho purchase
money IN cash. one-third in year, and the re-
E % IN TWO years, with legal interest thereon
rom i the day Of sale until paid; the purchaser Siy
ms ponds with good security for the deferred nav
the purchase money is paid '' u
tao, on. JOSEPH sEYBOLD,
J@N4-"Ob Sheriff of Ohio COUNTY
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-01-25
commissioners Notice.

Samuel Il. B. Garter vs.. W. 7. Robinson.) In
Tallant q Delaplain Va. came defendant.
Same PLAINTIFF VS.. same defendant. Chaucery.
RH VIRTUE of decree of the Circuit Court Of
- Ohio county, made on the day of December,
a D. 1854, in the foregoing cases, It was ordered,
with the consent OF the interpeader, James II, Rob-
lnson that the said causeI be referred OF the
ofthis Court to ASCERTAIN and report
the prerties Of the deed Of trust out petit
ton OF the inter-pleader, James II. Robinson, and
tne several attachments in said causes and that he
tnrther ascertain and report the of the lien
OF the said deed OF trust whether at the dates OF the
attachments respectively or subsequent thereto and
that he give due notice to all parties according
law Of his proceeding under this order.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-01-25
JOHN GIBSON
NTH. JOHN TEEcE. &c
Co-Partnership.

7 HAVE this day associated with me John Teece
and John Gibson in my Brewing, Mailing and
Hop business. , -.
the titie and style Of Geo. W. Smith Co
NV new partners have been many years in my
employti ent, aud have thorough knowledge OF
every branch of the business and my trade generally.
WHIEIISo, lst Jan. '65. CLIO. W. SMITH.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-01-25
Business Notice.
Adminiatrator,a Mo+ioG

HAVING been appointed .adminj,t,.to.
- estate Of the late Col Joseph Thob1rD y S S
etSt y !, nESy All having claims asan1t SsiS
ioE settlement. Persons kno1inE tbsm.sIsE t 70
pro@ntIv 70 SAID estate viii please call and SSttIS
During his last visit to his family. r,o,,,,, NJ
S uEn made out bills against those indebtSJ 70 NJ
NJ eqieal attendance. Those bilIs are nov, IN
RussesIISlon- Will retain them for A rssSon.Liy
length of time to give an opportunjtT re son9ble
@ 20 DO 50, to settle their bills without p5Ds.
AZ eesS either to thssstAte or theuasivs.1
JAMES WILSON. .
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-01-25
FOR RENT.

MY THREE STORY BRICK BUILDING, No. 212
4A Market Square, In the Second Ward contain.
ing store room and dwelling. Possession given
the first of April next. Apply to
MARY LUKE,
Ia@4-IWT Fourth street
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-01-25
onMhI1ssInNER,a npp1nE.

{
Wheeling, West Va, Jan 4th, 1855.
NOTICE is hereby given to all parties interested
that have fixed on Monday, the 9Th day of Pebru-
A. NJ and o'clock P. NJ, as the time and my Law
ONCE In said city as the place, when and where
shall proceed to ascertain and settle the matters
and things in said decree required.
GIBSON L. CRANMER,
1a5-1m Commissioner.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-01-25
SIGN OF THE BIG BLACK BOOT
ROBINSON & BALL.

MAIN ST, CORNER MARKET ALLEY,
RE receiving goods daily in addition to the large
"A and we'll assorted FALL and WINTER srOCK
laid in early In the season They determined to
keep their stock of eastern goods complete 50 a.
not to fail to suit any one giving them call. Buy
ing for CASH exclusively, and from the largest and
pest manufacturing houses, they can ofer superior
inducements to cash buyera
They also continue the manufacture of Boots,
SHOES and Caters, on more extensive scale than
ever, being now enabled by the assistance of first
class workmen and by using the best material, to
furnish goods unsurpassed in style, superior in quail
lty' and warranted to fit, at as low prices any
other establishment in this city dec8
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-01-25
THREE DAYS ONLY.

A T THE pLURE HoUsE-A SECOND COOK
n JaZ4-2" ASHhR & WISE.
, 1865-09-01

MIu7An1-Ihc 18th Michigan Infantry rom
Little Rock, Ark, route for home arrived at the
6oldters' Hest at late hour on Wednesday night.
and left yesterday morning ria the Michigan Cen
tral Railroad for jackson, Mich, wt,erp the men
numbers 6Op men in command OF Col HotehE.s.
, 1865-09-01
Markets by Telegraph.


2OHT.
speclal DespAtch to the Western Assoe!1ted P1css
EKw TOKK, AuE. 81.
TIE stock market GhoHs 1ather more spirit. It u
mere = speculative movement IS prices are
generally rrner. The outside public still keep aloof
tton the market and transactions are confined to the
rore than keeping prices steady until favorable op-
portunity occurs for the Of grand spec"
ulst!on. "
kAnvTA srocKA
The 1set session Of the Btock Exchange there Wis
CONTINUED smness, throughout call and hddtag prices
wr1c raised CO shares. Michigan Southern and FITS
burg wt1u fasortes At tho second board the MARKET
was 11m NTH advance Reading, FIT soursh Rock
Island and old eouheEu. At the last Board the mar
ket wasy strong throughout call With tllr dcnand
for stock. a..
EorTRNuESrs.
Gove1nEnenta quiet but generally steady. There ls
steady supply Of old 5zca from holdeTs desiring 10
convert them into the Issue, which puoted a.
14loWer. There Il yr77 little Investment demand
for 7-s. and good many Of the ID andsd series aso
Offering for sale.
A1soELLAEIous.
State Bonds n1uaer, especially On Tennessee IL. Ms-
ee,laneous shares firm, With further rise On Atlantic
Mall.
Gold has beeu very atrong ali day. Customs demand
aeve snd there Il some little doing for specnlaton
MONEY.
Money easy With abundant supply.
q1rnolxrN sTdoKs
More active, especially on EXCELSIOR Tack. aud United
Sihtes, First National, 81.
-, PKInoLxuN-
The market ia rm fos all descriptions, with modes.
ate business at so0S1Ha for crude; 93ae for refined
In bond; sod 6ats73c for ftee.
1KK1aH1s.
Tbs ExtTets says: Tho leading railways out OF this
city are crowded with freight bouud West and South,
and the rolling stock OF the dIcTrnt companies Is
taxed to It's utmost
DIRT Goope
The nctiEtty in the Dry Goods t.sde Is unabsted.
Many jobhins housts wue compelled to work nearly
all night IN order to get their sales up Some Of the
LII the middle Of the day Ill the goods already sold
could b entered and shipped. Leading houses tFe-
queny DO $a5oooo to Bop 900 per dhy. Tho demand is
fon all sections, but the South IL taking an Immense
amount Of goods. Merchants from that section come
here prepared to peg up rortioas and IN some fn-
stances the whoe Of their old indcbtednesss They arc
generally provided With receipts Of cotton,
rice and tobacco, and the hmonnt
ofp1oduce In tho South Is much larger than was anrt
paied. The cxslt system II ali the rage. Probably
thsrcourhs of lhe busincss is done or cash. The
supy1y goods both foreign and domestic Is not equal
10 the demand and the stock Ia unusuay light Tor The
season. The market Is yeEy firm for eFcTy thing and
prices atr Sn aduy Advarc'ng. Tho auction SAFE OF
Freuch goods yesterday complete suecess, md
waa at advance of to Is per cent right through Tit
catalogue, with rush for meztnos.
| DeoK rhApI.
The book trade WAS active Is ut present. and
some Of tho principal establishments run c1t1a nsc.
| BOOTS AND suoEs.
In the boot and shOe trade there vcEy high bus
ee4s Goods &Ee being freely distributed I'll over ths
| country, especially the South.
, 1865-09-01
lLLlNOIS ITEMS.

MADISON CouS1r.-The Republicans hare
nominated for county officers the following:
Comfy Judge, David Gillespie; Associate Judges,
E D. keirsey, Anton Suppiger County Clerk,
Chns. ", Dlmmoek; Assessor md Treasurer, Y p.
McMicbael; surveyor Eastern District, 7. F.. VII
son; Surveyor Western District, D. 4. Spau1ding;
School Commissioner, ". r. Eato1:
POPULATION OF Qu1Scr.-The CANVASS Of
the cIty for the census Is completed or would
he to-day, 80 we are informed By ex-Sherid'
stfnagel, and as soon as bis fgnrcs can be
added ,1n We shall know our exact population,
which It is believed will not vary much from
1900. Whatever 1t turns out to be, we are
satisfied TINT it has this time, for once, been
correctly taken.-Quincy N'hty. 18Th.
The Freepozt North 1Fest learns that q
movement Is il progress IN that city for build
Ing an Airline kaiiway from Freeport to CHI
cago, distance 1U5 miles; being sixteen less
than by the North Western. The projected
line starts from FreepoH, thence to byron In
Ogle Co., thence by Sycamore and ST. Charles
it through o fine district Of country, but there
Is some question for all that about the stock
being taken. The prevailing prices Of Iron,
rolling stock and labor operate At present un-
lavorably against the construction Of new
lines,
, 1865-09-01

ward he occ1ptnt Of cell IN the Central Station.
Yesterday morning t the Police couit be g1se ~
to md 'hat hunger droEe bin te o.;
ter the ee1ilemants house Tic IVES lined 70 ana
costs a yagrant, and the tine suspended On MS
promise 10 leave The city Within tHet'e nouts'
CHICAGO SroRraAEs-As ApvESECnors Torn
"A Lake Superior letter says that party Of chi
xgo gentlemen left that place few days since on
grand hunting and fishing excursion through re-
zion Of country only once before explored by Whte
III Kinds Of nss1ne @ are So sad to 6e une9uslled Tho
route taken Is ~ follows from there West tuen'
u eight miles to Lake Meehig,m1ne down the Iiver
mn inso she Weacota. and finally form Q junction
with the Mtuomonee Hyet short distance nom
Green Bay. The whole distance to be travelled as is
rs n''s apa T 1WsetI aGat th5e Tes9s vsouso
George r. Roberts and four Indians. Two ., ~
Indians VIII act a guides. and had to be btoa&ot
tfom Anse, place .ome eighty ss !, NOM ,nf5e fbe
up the hike, Everything vas provided 70 MAKE Lie
trip pleasant and profitable,
TIE STATE FA1n-cH1cAoo AND ST. Lou1s RA11r
noAD-The managers Of the Chicago aud St Lona
Railroad hare made arzangenents fot the running
Of special passenger trains between Springfield and
Chtcaeo. on each day Of the coming week except
SATURDAY. Tor The accommodation Of visitors to the
State Fsir. The train leaves Springfield At o'clock
in lie evening" and at fofty MINUTES as
aniyiuc In Chicago 1t tx a. N. The train returns
each evening Of the week. except Monday. at
o'clock. Ears both why's at one and one-H'th the
regular rates for single trips.
Corporation Printing History Set
Right. :
ED1rors TRIBUNE: In the Tribune Of Sunday 1
correspondent contIadIcts my statement that In the
autumn OF 18l5 the Chicago Democrat was desig1s-
ted the corporation newspaper IN the place o, the
late Democratic Aduoeate. The proof oi my state-
meut Is here appended:
COMMON COUNCIL.
sPEcrL AE1I11a, Sept. u, ISIS.
ORDERED, That. the Chicago Democrat b., md the
eans Is hereby, designated As the corporation news
paper
A. q. noDxAx, City Clerk.
All the other statements Of your correspondent
apprnach "a near the truth the abose but ns they
ate immase1fzl viii not notice them. His Issue Is
With the city records, and not with me.
JNo. WENTWORTH.
, 1865-09-01
THE TURF.
Trott5nE at tho Driving Park Yesterday
INDIANS ~. Horses To-day.

There uss yery respectable attendance Of gen.
t1ernen nrc.ent At The rronnds Of tbc Chicaro Drty
Ing Pafk Association, yesterday afternoon, to
witness the Rottng race advertised to come od at
thsoe O'Clock. The weather was not Of tho most
sone n.te 'as Eooo 1s9',9 .1S =. t ,s,s rsM
sport 4 little Gr1mhllnE waa 10 be heard ot the
Tss,n,s h,d asr;acd not r., let hi. horse Coocy.
- - 49, ...aa ,t,e;r .nr.,r'
so' 'ue "tlea a1e oule4 ~.
content Vanished like snow before the rnys
M .he sn,.. The horses entered for the purse
49,. =. -. oa.t.- 10 5r.r,1, hr a ". Dlmmocr.
Boston, under the pilotaec ol Dob champlfn' and
tsiee ' iooEed eSeeilen1y veil md hearty: Ths
bat ai1cF ihat theJ went 81 like hot cakes, the only
drawback being want Of time.
The pure Se tro,!ed for "ss $500; mile beats
firtt Hrat.-Quaier BOY drew the poae. Gsnnett
ofcss ~ were made 10 lei 800 lint no one present
70 5ne b. den Tss ho1ees sot I Vel
tocethcr 1t the h1st SCORING = Quaker
BY Boy drawing ahead directly, and !" the
nne9 fn1% uos rsaeAed hut coming doWn 10 their wort
again al the quarter pole, Boston leading Gennett
3 two lengths, and Quaker Boy about the same
untiI ths home stretch uas reached, when Boston
mi Gcrnett rsIne f1oN1 10 ther ynrt in heanfifn1
style. Hoatnn d,aWin. aloneaide Of ouake, Doy and
Veaeea Sead M stsf,nc NJ hnnd1ed dn,a to am wcra
ofrad hx f1uerer Horts friends fh.t he 1yn1{d Hin
@ " ~! - Rn.tcn In ~ T. ,ne. -s
tt,t n,idtt. teeii1,r c,fa ~, tfst shr1 Ehsmnfnn
~ ~,tu sone of TX Sorse's snrp,ns snir5 OIL
gv' ~ tuns ~ " s,n,a ~ ann. rf.1i an-s "a
u n1Mt ae ts Hua'o ,.a ~ sun5 r,sds n,~t"- Rar
su,a ~ ,..d " ,,sms1 Hostor Hrosc m ti,a
ras .e1 ~, Al ia ~, iosc tnSthtne hy Il n
nct1 noG1 9n!cus a.ouS ~ T4 ~ sta. ~ 49, ~ ~
speeh iof tne Nome sIS Ans 49, nv neie id ~
tsfnsisir aheao 9u INC NH mus , nns;so
!se ~ lus tuI' ~! W. ~ e ~ a.. t, ra ~ ,S,"t.
10y n9i oola nsnhc az aae sass ~ ~ ,,e t.n'
cas1 an5aa u se1 en.n ALL tasseo '1ls ''A1 "
angaa. 1!ls' !s' Ir;sot.. o-,,.,o .o.. .,,.
Lh'f IT. uTI.-n Tats VI a ~ Ho]ass t 1ba
LTD " ~. naa a III tnr,sh - tbs AZ stts,nnt nj
Gsnnsst LEAD away Immediately; 81 but made made!
nosHa n1sak on ne nsst .iI Gua1.G,, a.s;,,
Aao oe1o5t eue euniu N ~ " naA o.Isa f
tae others Wez "eng 'ensos 81 IN t aa'aace q LII
a91ua a eG' as,nG .'s ~ Sr,Ie M the bs hi
eae desn ssa ahead 81 % Boy
n9 .e,, nn9se- Rn1 crsuie1 s,onside and
s esa, 5eet 81 Ia ayapee Tnuioa e
ass T., III Is,s st1 :1a - l1'
III ~ Meaf-Uu. 1,o7 STOCK vas ana!n in the
but the Of The ,Ss Sos5
1ust, G uom rr srox fr,tn thc zar 20 AMI onaIer
H . o" ssnn aMus ,en s1u, sns Ton he
IVY 1o0 t'os'en - ~ 49, 5- ax5n I'D co,
Tt sinued % ss' down @ IL lie hsli MI mile stretch.
Sne!e. u rnna t atS hug ae ~, ,'Sttints Tso.tnn
Qaake1 10y Weu. 1a InGt , i,,.saE Hostot,
lead ahead A. the Isl 9uae5 hoMarsr oost6n s.b
eoke; sno N tulI Wss sss y nnetcr Inv IN ~
~; t ~ n ~" a9s.aif L.a1r IA ,.3i ths t,crU1ts
, 1865-09-01
DOARDING-An unfurnish d

BOARDING Two orthree gentle
LINEN can be accommolated with good board and
rooms 81 I1 Ohio STREET. One or t&o E2bla boardeEs
Tsnfrt uu31.n169-t
, 1865-09-01

pOARDING-A A furnished or un-
- n1pbhcd trout par1o1 and other pleasant rooms TO
let with board. Also day boafdcEs taken At W East
Monroe street formerly Known as tho Lnm Hotel. O.
BRIGGS. nuS1ml7l1t
, 1865-09-01

BrTFAIo, Aug 81.
F1ocH-Du.l. Extra state &7.25: white wheat Xx
Gn1IS-Wheat dnN md dropping; No: spring ofG.
ed at iA$1.4 10 bid. CoT dnS light sales o. No. NJ
s0c Oats held At iifa@3c for new. Bailey an1 Rye
nominal.
WT1sxTINFifmsT: held at 81 7.2+$7.1 bid.
CASAL FKH1unTs-Fhm; to New York, Wheat 1sc ;
Il" iaraerNFionr i.sea bfis; Nhest 7,aI bu: Com
sSuN bu; Oats 81 ;1s53 bu. ,--.xo-,o,
EAS4L E1PoETs-Wheat3 s., 3,s71 bu: Corn Eo'te bu
Oats II. us bD, 49, ,.,
, 1865-09-01
DUB CO1HrEg2CIAL y1SITOnS-
Tho Excus.Ion OH t1lc Lake.

Instead OF visit to ihe odoE1fcrous locality o.
bridgeport, md trip through the filthy, bridge
barred, convuient bus disgusting 1t7rs, tho gentle
men Of the Board O. Trnde evfnced yesterday thetf
good sense md tatc In takinc our visitors ous on
Lake excursion on board the steamer Planet. They
were ont several hnurs, enjoying highly agreeable
up 10 the tunnel cyib''-th1t hslfslbmctged and
I'd admiration md wonder expected BY their conauc-
,oss But ths crib VAS b. ar the s1nallcst portion
ot the atl5actions OF The dag. On board the boat
na'ure for the inner man, and Delightful music
looking ot from it the eye was charmed With view
g. ss
and softly nppled by the ba1ny lncere which swept
in Fwrct and pnre from The din distance Of our tn
, 1865-09-01
ALBANY CATTLE 11ARkET.

Especial Despatch to the Chicago Tribunel
ALBAXT, AuE.H.
CATTLE-Thc market opens unusually dull and with
Indications Of \ decline equal to Ne D, 1--we
weight For.y.two hundred 1rn repmsed in-up to
tonight.
sHEEr-There Ia nothing doing In shetp.
uOGS-1pcf are up to I1441J4c.
, 1865-09-01
Illinois and Michigan Canal.

Especial Despatch to the Ch1c1go Ertbunel
BE1p0rroRT. AnE.st
C1xAH1D-Cat1taet, LaSa1le. 50 bss salt; Drill, L.
mont, Montreal. Lasalte: Aoots crisso. ST. Louis,
ios 9 lumber; C5de, Seneca 80 btts Line; Morning
Star tpropeller), 0tawa, 20 tons sundIes: Imperial,
lumber. 7Eo lath King Bsos {propeile19. ottawa, 4
1s lumber. e. $50 shingles, Maple Ieak Joliet; MARI
ctta Kantakee Feeder. eD It lumber, I. bsis salt;
sudgie, Iasaue; Tanner, Utlcs; Oneida, OTTAWA, 80
bsfs salts Morning Light, IASalle; Neptune. 0ttswa,
Il. .6s n lumber: J. h restoo Aorr1s lso hris salt
uontss, Ottawa; Oak Leaf Joliet. 1906 Il lumber
Starr and s1pes. Norris bE.a salt; Gbrnltar, Pen,
s6 It lumber. 90 hfia sslt 1856 n rndse Cushran.
Ottawa j. D. Leonard. St. Louis 1 brls 4alt 40 tons
slate; Advance, leMont; Rcso1uts, LeEnont1 II. G.
LoonA Lesnopt; W. 8. Gurpee Leraoot; IuTesdEator,
Lcmont, ChstleA D. Pope. Lacon q -. Il lumber, %
lath.
Arrrvro. Aug. s,.--Eozxas, iAsa1le. $50 bu corn
Wig and Wing, Joliet so bu Ella, Aarscfes
leo tons coal H. Cooley, Au1 Sable, $50 bu Sc
hastorol Norris 10 tors conf: H. McLennan. bndao
Eock, ,'N bu corn Geo. Washington. LasaIlc, 500
hu coEn: key C1tY, NoFtie 5000 ba corn; Eclipse,
Loekport, $500 hu corn; CAJuga, 1oekport, $500 bu
corn Il. g, Gaylord, Lockpor, 500 bu cats; Rell-
aocc, OttaEa 90 bu corn Ericsson. ottswa, 9oo bu
oats; Seneca, OstsFa, 90 bn corn; Icmont, Norris
$500 bu corn; ]. Carter, Morris, so hu coru: Rock
Run Seneca. aoo bu corn Adrancr Lcmont 70 cubic
yds sFnbble stone: u. e. Lornis Lenoont, 20 cubic Eds
TubbIe stone; Rtso3u.e Ieuont 80 cubic IDS rubblc
stone; Investigator Le1uont, cphic ydA Eubbe stone
Il yts dimension stone; II. L. Guruee Leraonk 39yds
dimension stonc; Rocket. Lockport, 6ooo ba oats, 60
bsis 1ou1 80 bran sud shnrt4s Hunter Morris
$40 bn corr; Ontario, Aux Sable, 5000 bu cozn Con
test, Mors, LOO tn corr, 60 bu oata J. Hasflngtons
800 ba corn; Energy. Joll Ct 500 bu corn Br1nt
LsSaIe, 500 bu corn.
, 1865-09-01

:. = BALTIMORE, aug. 81
FInrp-Fir1n Howard State super ts.s;:&sM
GNIE-Wbeal declined 5essc. Corn Gull sc lof "a"o
End yellow.
fSFn1r1tt-Fitfu with ID upward tendency.
, 1865-09-01
nIilwnnkee Market.

Especial Despatch 10 the Chicago Trtbuae.l
MAwACKKK, Ang. q, LESS.
FIorR-Qulet Sales Of 500 bsis. city * spring at
$1..A a-..
GrA1s Wheat Receipts 81 60 bus sa1es this e. 1n.,
u a0oo bu at t1.ai@eLn on Change 20 bu At g. 3s9
&1.s; short seless slightly kept the market up.
Oats or-fales Of so bu At ceE 40. tn store ship
ments, q. 100 bu.
Wheat market ut NewhA1l this tveal1g dull: sales
scry light e1-1 for No. spring. and si2a for No-s.
, 1865-09-01


BAL11MoKI, Aug. 81. 1855.
HEf1 1CA1711-Receipts, 100, Of which 200 remain
mon to very good, and t7Io for prime. Tho tnssset
closed htaTy.
prices advanced 491c. Common to prime hoessl5
Sux1r~sa 7c, Eross. Market well supplied.
, 1865-09-01

= @'Ht' 11LKD0, aug. 81.
oR.r,ENheat &c better. With sales Of neW Eh!te
Mirhfean at 9i4H: new amber sichiEan *is9f old No.
I'D Nnfash s. 80 new Go S14g. Corn I9:c Iowef,
viii eAcs hi Ets1c Oats dropping, with sales Al aoc.
, 1865-09-01

s't'.-- -" N1w YoEK, Ar@. IL
rrtces Of mining STOCKS eId IN Hetton to. t1daE Eefe
in 81: usucocf, sE: uiiron, II: lste Royal 10X,
Mtnnesnts 9K; Quicksilver. 354; Supestor.3.
, 1865-09-01

Cautton.-Ihose using the Red Jncset Bftters
arc warned TO hewars Of im2oailions and connter.
feits- The rsonrietors ne doing their utmost 70
lie has private U. 5. Revenue stxccn, stamp over
Tic corE, and the psuprieto,s' names, bennett Pie-
trs i Co, blown In lhc glass Of the bottle.
, 1865-09-01
NOTICE..

Hs1trg heard thai Nj. 3. Sheridan IL pretending 70
eell goods for mo In tho Vest, hardy caution All
banke7a ant the public from trusting him on my q.
COUNT he has authority to DO my business 1os me
se,m2ts.1t 4tbp HENRY p. LAW,
, 1865-09-01

WANTED-Agents IS ewin 2
Machine AZ Agents q Atssns'en! " scS1a Nh :ge
any oher 1rm in tho United Statcs Send for c!rcu-
lnis, HING d MANNING, Chicago, III. suak .nt
, 1865-09-01
IIlantFn==Tnf0rmdti0l1.

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
w RewArd-lnfor1uatlon vanted OF 81 ARG :AIsE:r
REYNOLDS; Of Wsstpost, MnJo county, irgland' ~ Mho
which nothing hiss been heard nom her. The above
reward will be PAID for any direct Information Of ner
her death md place Of bu1ta dead By her sisters
MARY LYMAN and BRIDGET REYNOLDS, Of Eo-
chelle. formerly lane] OGe county, Illinois.
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