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M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1861-03-14

OF See what the People, Pres, and Qea.
Ter say.
Henry II. Costar,-All the summer have
been troubled with Reaches and Mice. / was
actually ashamed of the house. for the Reaches
were everywhere. Ipurchas'd box of your
Exterminator and tried it, and in one week there
was not Roach or Mouse in the house.
JoHS B. GIvsNS, No, PS Elm Street.
Housekeepers-trouhled with vsrmin, need
be so no longer, If they use "CosTAR'sn ExteT-
ninators,-Ws have used 1t to our satisfaction
and If box cost S5, we would have 1t. We had
tried roiSons, but they effected nOthingi bul
CosrAR's article krocks the breath out Of Rata
Mice and Bed Bugs, quie ker than we can write
1t II is in great demand all over the county,
A'dtA" ( o. J Gascffs.
More Grain and psoyisons are destroyed an,
ually In Grant County by vermin, than would
Pay for tons Of this Rat and Insect killcr.-Ldn
caster Via Herald
Henry II. Costar.-Your Exterminator II
received, used, and pronounced decided sue
cess. We used q box oft, and the way the Rat
and Mice around our premesls "raised Ned" tina
night was caution to slespors. Since then no
a Rat or Mouse has been head in kitchen or cel
lar Aagregr E'lea) Timss
Have been SelIing-Your Exterminatol
for the last year, and have found 1t u sure sAo
every time. have never known it to fail in {
single instance. GEoRoE ROsL, Druggist,
Cardipgton o
We are Selling Your preparations rapid
ly, Wherever they have been used, Rats, Mice
Reaches, and Vermn disappear immediately.
ECKER & STOvTSER, ,Druggists, N. Windsor, Md
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1861-03-14
Attention-Books.

Attention-BOOks. a
We have received the Union Text Book,
being extracts from writings Dan, Webster,
with q fine steel plate Portrait of Webster,
also copy Of the Romance Of the Revou-
tion, ILLUSTRATED beautifully, these are both
splendid yolunns, an ornament 10 any par
lor table, and indispensable 10 every Libra
rs, the Text Book every man should have
and no fcmi.y should be without the Ro-
nance of the Revolution, the sketches Of
Marion is worth more than The price of the
book. Call on us and see these books, We
know you will send for them. They are
published by G,G. Evans, 4s9 Chestnut
Street. philadelphia Pa, besides the book
you get aprize; there is no Peter Funk about
Evans book concern, you are certain 10 gel
the books you sendfor, and 1.-the gift, cull or
us am see his list of books and prices fol
any book you want, we will order it for you
this is bringing book store to your door
and is a great advantage as we have mont
in this County. See advertisement in anoth
er column, and be sure if you want q book tC
call on us. -.4IN u .lJl IL
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1861-03-14
CHANGE OF TINE.
SClOTO And HOOKING VALLEY
u
n @M -

Winter Arrangements
0N and after Monday, November 26, 1850 trains
" will runs as follows:
GoINe NoRTH-Mail Tain leaves Portsmouth
ut 500 A. NJ; arrives at Hamden at 100 P. Nj
making close connection with through trains on
Marietta and Cincinnati Railroad for ALL points
East aud West. Accommodation Train leaves
Portsmouth at 1880 P N; arrives at Hamden at 5;
20PM.
Como Accommodation Train leaves
Hamden at6:l5 M;arrives at Portsmouth al
P NJ; arrives at Portsmouth at 7:l5PM.
Through Tickets for Marietta, Chillicoths
Cincinnati and Columbus, can be procured at the
Ticket Offices at reduced rates.
j. W. WEBB, Receiver.
Dec. 90, lS6O.-tfo. ...
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1861-03-14
Settlement by t;nardian.

1864 Settlement by Gnardiano sO1q
sgea 1sss S fss" a1 s's sssIs: s9.
William Grady, minor heirs of CorncIi,fs Grady
has filed bis accounts and youcbers In the 'Prs,
bate Court of Vinton County, Ohio, for final set-
tlement,, and that the same will be passed u Ron
on the sthday Of February, 1851.
B.P. HENf1T, Pscb Jasrs.
Jan, ,1I,is6l.-zs'sv.
, 1861-08-07

There has been better inquiry for cargoes dur
ing the past week, and the market Is shade bet
ter. Twelve and fourteen feet stutf Is scarce and
in good demand. The following are a.few Of the
sales made during the week: A fair cargo Of Green
Bay boards and strips at $6-haH cash. balance GO
days; cargo Of good Muskegon lumber, per Echr
Illinois, mill run At 81; cargo Of Col. Glover, from
Muskegon, mixed, at $6.25; cargo Of good strips,
from Muskegon, per achr Active, at $3.50; cargo
OF echr Challenge, from Kalamazoo, mostly strips,
at $3.50; cargo of schr Blue Bell, mixed, Green
Bay, at s.; cargo Of schr Fashion. Green Bay
strips, at IS 50; cargoes Of prop Barber and echr
Henderson. from Grand River, rafted, at 50 for
grub boards, and IS so for the balance; cargoes
of ech1a Little Belle and Forester, from Grand
River, at $3.50: cargo Of good Green Bay boards,
at $G.127S. Although the market cannot be
said to be briek, there are quite as many
buyers IS there are cargoes pressed to sale. The
inquiry seems to be more especially for lumber
/ made from frstc1ass logs-thcsc meeting with a
quicker eale at the prices than inferior qualities.
There iss light business doing in the yards, with
little or no change in quotations Common stuff
il offered freely at $7.0o@7;50. Very little de-
unard for upper qualities
| Shingles are in rather better supply, and the
| market ia steady. During the week a cargo oi
5o0eo0 prime Rogue River Was sold lat 81 Is ahoat.
Lath Is steady and fr1u. A lot Of $4,000 pcs,
per schr Active, from Muskegon, was sold at
| 31.12H aflcat-
The following are the quotations in the yards
and delivered On board Of canal boats and railroad
, 1861-08-07
MONETARY.


TuEsD1r Evxx11s. AnE. 6, 1esl.
The money market continues quiet and steady
without any material change. The fright and
furry which took place few days ago concerning
Iowa currency has almost disappeared After an
examination OF the statement OF the affairs OF the
State Bank. published In the TRIBUNE Of this
morning, j. T. Scammon, Tucker & Co., and G.
B. BlAir, bankers, in addition TO those previously
mentioned, agreed to take it on deposit at the
usual rate Of " per cent. discount.
On this suhj' ct, We append the following COM
'''''''@'e CH1cAao, Anguzt 9, 1861.
On opening orr banking house some two months
ago, We fonnt the notes Of the state Bank q Iowa
to considerable extent diecredted and ceiling at
discount OF three to five per cent satlehed Of
the entire eoivency Of the b.nks OF that State,
and f1om' personal know1edgo oi most oi t9s
ciouely managed. we notified the public, through
Jour columns, that re would cell exchange for
Them on New York and other Eastern cities at
From tie Btaiepuent In yonr financial column this
morning of the coudttiou OF the we are more
poee to treat them in the came way as other cur
rencv and sell exchange on New York for the E2me
rate, (now one half per eent-)
From this etatementt 1t appeats that lows Il the
only State 7hose banks can, as q whole, redeem az
thcfr outstanding notes Of circulation In one day
in gold and NeW York sight e1eaanEe. aa q. ~, :.
| The state ol Iowa beuQs Us uaH! IO14 so.vV3 u
$4,000 bushels Of grain. Her merchants buy large
| II in onr CITY.
We hare no interest In her banks, direct or tndi
rect. except In common with the whn1e comma
nity that our bank notes in circulation here shou
be eafe and easily convertible into cofa and Eey
YorkE1change. s. STuRGEs Soss.
| There was limited demand for Eastern e1
change to-day, and the ruling, rates were 4@1
per cent. for straight bills on New York, an
par for " crooked - exchange, OF bills drawn fl
Few York e1chaI &c On Buffalo and Oswego.
4 NEw ToRK SrocK ExcHANGE.--The followir
ale the quotations of to-day's New York 5to<
|
, 1861-08-07
COMMERCIAL.
TUESDAY, EvENINa, Aug. 6, Is

TUESDAY EVENNa, Aug. 6, 1861.
WgEKLY REYmw.-THE HARVEST AND CRoPs.-
The weather during the greater portion OF the past
week WAS intensely hot-the Thermometer rang
ing from 90 to 100 degrees In the shade. 1t was,
however, favorable for harvesting, and VIC learn
that 7ery large amount Of the spring wheat has
been secured. Oats and Barley are also being cut
all over the Northwest, and the yield is reported
to be fair. The spring wheat crop, concerning
which there Has considerable an1lety Two or
three weeks ago, is reported to be q fair average
yield, and If ne are to Judge Of the samples al
ready sent in, the quality is excellent The winter
wheat is also threshing out much better than was
anticipated and it Is said to be the best crop &C.
cured for i've years past. The Corn crop. under
the heat Of last week. is thriving vel, and far
as The Central and Southern portions Of this State
and Iowa are concerned, an immense yield IL ex-
pected, while in the Northern part Of Illinois and
Iowa, the crop will be good, unless early frosts
damage it. Thus far, we have every prospect Of
large abundance Of everything in the shape o1
hreadstufs-thus securing to us plenty to cat,
even though money is sca1ce.
The following table shows the receipts and ship
| ments OF leading articles Of commerce il
the city during the past week, and e1nce the 1st
January Last, with comparative statistics:
, 1861-08-07

AZ viii be seen from the above table the receipts
during the week haze fallen of nearly t, 600 bnsh-
els, while there is an increase in the shipments Of
about 1o9, 600 bushels, IS compared with the week
previous.
Under the diminished receipts aud the active
shipping demand, along with the probability that
the deliveries during the present month, owing
to the harvest, will be Light, tie market for
Spring Wheat during the week has been buoy
ant, and VIC note an advance in prices OF 203c
per busheNthe tendency atithe close being slight
y downward
New Spring Wheat has been received to li1l-
ited extent during the past week, and the quail
ty il found to be excellent. No sales however
have yet been reported.
The supply Of Winter Wheat continues very
moderate, and the market closes at about the
1ulirg quotations noted at the date Of our last
weekly review. In the early part of the week,
owing to u1fayorable news from the East, the
market was dull and depressed; but during the
pait Two days there has been an improved in
| quIry, and the market closes firm VERY little
| White Wheat has yet been received, and the
market is nominal. We quote the closing prices
| nfx xShcat fn11Dxn
, 1861-08-07

NEW YORK, Aug. 6.-F1ouR Market has adyanc-
ed Sc per brl with good export demand for state.
salss loo9 brls ct t4:5o@s 20 for saper state;
western; 3is5@4 50 for csmmon % to medium M Lax: e
ia + h o; $5.1o@61 10 for trade brands. Market
shade timer With sales Of 500 bills at $Li6@4 20
reup.r; q 35@I50 for extra. Rye dour steady
: $2s@3M. coEn nes1 M unchanged; sales 500
17@17Kc; the latter priee for fayoTite brsnas:
,<,a,ta,s. aaaM-The export demand for Wheat
Fricea havssgain Advanced 1c per .bas6-
e. The larger portion Of The sales noticed below
Kese IL store, ssles Of e ooo By Chicago apring
$500 b1 northwestern club 1t 96@sse; S6. 90 bn
Milwaukee club at s4c@$ l02; 900 ba damaged
do at s2@s5c; 5000 bu amber Iowa At s. 04@
los; q,4O0 bu winter red western at $1.16@l IT.
cred. xlD: 800 bn com1aun whfte Kentucky at
z 1ge b. whIs n Tsssaa Tss:s5 s1E 2.&
500 bu new red Indiana at 81 Is. Rye quiet and
unchanged Sales Of 4 COO bu western at 45@47c.
Barley dull and pominally unchanged. Export
ont change: Sales Of Isl, so bn 45@46c 5oE good
shipping mixed western. 4S@45c for eastern do a9
so is@s s ees sfsf5R s1 srss9 ses
Paov1sroa6-PorE-0nlya s limited business de-
aeens pfs Small saes $5
prime. Beef rules quiet and firm, with sa1es of
100 b1ls at $4@4 50 for country Prime; $535 50 fo1
country msss; $90u. Is for repaeked mess; III 90
| 013 for extra mess Prime mess beef d. t11Ss
meate dn1l al 4xm5cfor shou]derss bF sWe1
Rsrnn rniaf zitS S saTea n9 * hnTe3t II tht
lies At 1c- Lard quiet and firm.
| brls at 8A@8Hc- Butter seJ ;w9tpi, gHpi,
! N9o, e*91Ve AH9 etak1. AA r d Brot
tiRocERlEs-Sugar-KaR Afzl sdy
| advanced zc per B.. Sales. Eg1Te d
/ @6xc-neaxly III was sold,
g; 150 htds Ply Rico 1t, .{$.
acfiss 1 ssfes a5 Ill e5Ss n6sea7aae p ID
bids Pes.o Rico It a7@s9e, anda small lot Barb"
STocKs~se ss cord board du11. I Deips4: y
EC7 7tk Reading a64 Etssoun 81 - = q y
Pacific mail Tx !, NIL & Prairis Ou cs1en "
TenneeEee 4sX. ,.e =:
BUFFALO. Aug. s*:-E1ouR-ln fsir dsnaat
| Xafktt f1mfT.
l. QRAu-Wheat frmex, Sales 145a0 bu AtlWAk
: kss Glib as &C; 7.Qea ID aeesa Ra1 c'Sa II ~
, 1861-08-07


I111xoIs CENTRAL. RAuRoAp.-F1om the state
meut for July. just iseued, We learn that during
the month 1911 56 of land were sold for $s4,
&e2s5. The total caeh receipts In July in the
Land Department were $s4, ,780T.
In the Traffic Department the receipts in July
were $170 o6 against $l9s 9ao76 in July, 1860.
The total receipts since the 1st OF January last
were s1,6c6. 1702, against $1,3s6, ,s15.T during
the corresponding period in 1850.
= MILWAUKEE MeaEy MAnKET.-The Sentinel of
this morning Gays:
As enthusiastically indicated By the improved
feeling in regard to monetary matt at the close
change yesterday, the banks reducing the current
rate to f2fcent premium. The buying rates were
S to 5K, most Of the banks refusing to pay more
than lie inside figure. Gold was lower, the banks
enpp3 ing customers to any extent they desired at
6K pemium.
FAILURE IN NEW YoRK-The n. T. Tribune Of
yesterday contains the following, concerning the
/ failure Of Messrs. Cladin, MeAen & Co., already
briefly noticed In our columns:
| We have for gone time past avoided naming
Claain, Melien 4 c.. which suspended today, in
| duces US to depart from our rule. With the excep
tion, perhaps, Of MesBrs A. T; Stewart & Co., this
coaa !e lsf 81 az n
reached as high as twelve millions OF dollars. AZ
sSgs to atR ana
South, and restricted remittances from the West
We regret to be obliged to record their suspension
Their liabilities are reported at three millions, ba
we think they uust be1arger. About four month
ago they we're eported to owe nine millions, will
good and nominal aseets OF twelve millions. III,
paper Of this houec has been selling for some tim
las bought up at these rates considerable amount
me honre has had very high reputation for bus
, mess ability, and We have no donht eyerythin
done to fe-estabIish its operations This failur
and fears that others may follow had an nnfayora
| BILE effect upon Bark Stockg at the Board to-day.
, 1861-08-07

Themarket for Spring Wheat Flour during the
week has been quiet but firm, with less activity,
owing probably to light stocks. The demand has
been chiefly for choice brands and the market for
such has been frmer; but common to medium
qualities have been dn1l, and prices shade lower
than at the date Of our last weekly review. For
the latter the ruling figures have ranged from
$s25@3,40; and for good to choice, $4,000 30.
superdne brands have been In fair request at rs
O. 50 for fair to good quality.
In Winter Wheat Flour the receipts have been
moderate, and the market more active. Choice
brands Of White Winter have been sold at $500,
and few faEorite brands at $50; but medium to
good White have sold at 81 ,40@4.75. Red Winter
ext1aa range from $s.75@4.5o.
Rye Flour is dull and neglected with light sales
| to the trade at s2.oo@2.5o, Caru Meal is also
| plenty, and under Light demand the market
rules dull and slow. Mill Stuffs Of all kinds are
neglected aud nominal-there being little or no
inquiry.
The- following arc the closing quotations Of
, 1861-08-07
mARINE 1NTBLLIGENCE.

PASSED DETROIT, Aug. 5-ur-Props Nile, Free
State, Buffalo, Saginaw, Dankirki barks Republic,
Sovereign of the Lakes, Sonora, Naomi, Mai. An
dereon, g Winslow, Cleveland, City Of Chicago,
Suneh1ncs Badger State, City Of Buffalo; bEig5 S
WAlbri6ge, Andes, Mechanic, Commerce, Ocean
Eagle, j Harvey, : 3 Gardner, schrs Surprise,
Talras, ] Thursby; Melrose, Thornton, MerT1mac
J c Hills, Black Hawk. Titan, Storm Spirit, D r
Martin, c Roeder, Falcon, Arcturns, Sasco, Live
II, Flight, Q CnlTe1, Denmark, Forest, 4 Bronson,
Transport, Col Williams, G D Norris, Watchful,
Rich, Corfnthian, " Il Craig. Hanover, E Lo-
gan, J NewhouEe, Jupiter. Affair, Rainbow, Eu-
IerpriEe, Fortune, Petrol, Moselle-
DowN-Props Kenotha, Plymouth harks Mary
Stockton, D Morris, lnsincible, Nousuch; bEige
Northumberland, Saxon schrs crawforj, Wild
Rover, Fremont. Quiekstep. 4 Baensch. II Leh-
man, Baker, " h Dewitt, G Newman, Ex-
change, New Lisbon, Puritan, S q Lsthrop, 4 G
Raynor, C Butts, Lamplghter, Meridian, + Mott,
Nightingale. St James, CollingWood.
Weather cloudy, with Light easterly breeze.
VESSELS PAssEa THROUGH TIE WELIAED Ca,
KA1--We are indebted to Capt. E. P. Dorr fo- the
following List Of vessels passing through the Vel
land Canal:
, 1861-08-07
Weekly Reyiew Of Chicago Market,

TUESDAY Evening, Auguet q, 1851.
FREIGHTS-Du1fng the week Fre1ghts have
ruled steady at &c for corn to Buffalo; but to-day
there ecarclty Of vessels and rates close at an
advance Of Hc 3 busheL
The engagements to-day were as toAo"s: To
Buffalo: Prop Pittsburgh, wheat, at 7c; prop Adri-
attic, wheat, at 6Hc; prop Hunter. eorn' V1a Code
rich, at 54e; brig c. 2. Williams, corn' at 571c-
To Kingston: ectr Monteagle, wheat, at 80. To
Port SaIu1a: echr J. II Jones, corn, at &C.
RAn AND WATER RA1Ks.-The rate Of hetsshte
by Lake TO Buffalo, and thence BY rail-, toe Flour
is T0c to New York, snd SOC to Boston
RAILROAD FRE1aHrs.-The following are TIL
rates Of the various roads leading East:
, 1861-08-07

REcoRDBR's CoURg.-This tribunal COM
nenced its session for the August term yes
terday morning. The term promises to be q
busy one. There ara si1ty.nine cases to come
before the grand jury, ofWhich forty six par
ties accused are in Jail, and twentY-three at
large On bail. The grand jury have already
voted dozen or fifteen true bills.
+ The Jurors empanneled On Monday are as
follows:
Grand Juro,s-Henry Fuller. foreman, VIM.
Glover, Edwin L. Hall, A. B. Meeker, Gran
vile Kimball, VIM NJ Hoyt, Theodore Frese,
Chas. Breyer, Carl Erler, Henry smlth, Chas,
| Albert Probston, Joseph Moore, D. 3. How
| ard, Thos. Morse, Adolphe Miller, G. H Nc
| Cormick.
| fsttt Juroys--A. Baugen, Vim. Goshawk,
Harvey Merrill, John Baucher, Q. A. Snow,
e1ap, August Smith, L. zeigier, Fred. Fisher,
Joseph Meeker, VIM. Roice, N. F. Merrill,
James Lawrence, Thos- Holt, Geo Boorman,
4 ". Pierson, John Lyman, VIM. Armstrong,
J, E. Fnller' L. s. Wallace, A. B. johnson.
The following named persons were arraign.
ed at the bar yesterday morning:
John DAILY, making threats, discharged:
Geo A. England, larceny, plea OF guilty Mary
ng Ssson esp snS ie se1 Kss Kg Feene sa 9a1 ps
Of not guilty; Lizzie Smith, larceny, plea o
| not guilty; Andrew Miller, burglary, plea O.
. not guilty Margaret Mem urrray, larceny, Piles
Of not guilty; Margaret A Wright, larceny
plea Of not guilty James Bowen, larceny
pies Of not guilty; Theodore Wohlgemsth
larceny, plea OF guilty; Peter Gregerson, lar
eeny, plea Of not guilty; Francis Kyle AMI
! Mary Hyle, larceny, plea Of not guilty, twt
indictments; John NJ Price, larceny, plea 0
not guilty; Mary Welch, larceny, plea Of no
| guilty, two indictments; VIM Dixon, larceny
plea Of not guilty.
q The Grand jury brought in twenty-one ir
, 1861-08-07

To-day the market WIS quiet and hrm. sale5, 59
brle ssMason's X3XX'' choice white winter ex-
ira round hoop at S. 50 del; 100 brls "Peezless ~
do fiat hoop, at $4.s7h del; 100bras "0rient"
white winter extra, round hoop, at 81 90 del; 15o
brls red winter extra, fiat hoop, at $3.50 del; 50
br1s Bakers Choice u spring extra, fat hoop, at
44.15-del; 1o0 brls Goodwin's "Imperial,.' fat
hoop, at "a s274 del; 100 br1s 'Waucosta" and
100 brls ssDacotah,'' ~ round hoop do at $3.50 on
track; 500 brls ..paeotah,:' round hoop, at $3.50
del; 100 brlB Wa1nez,'' round hoop, at s. 65 del;
LOO brls "Marshau," round hoop, at $s.25 del ;
200 bills medinm eztra at So IS; 50 brls superane
at S2-bo del; 14o 3rls good do at $2.75 del.
WHEAT-The following table shows the re;
ccipts and shipments during the past week:
RtcetDS, SHfpnzents
, 1861-08-07

TO-DAY the market for Spring opened firm, but
after the receipts were posted, it became unset
tied and irregular, and closed at decline on yes-
te1day's quotations Of about 1c per bushel- Win
ter Wheat Was in good demand, and No. l Red ad-
yaneed sc per bushe1- Ths transactions were as
follows: WnrEz-2, 400 bus No. Red, in store at
siNc; 400 bus do at Sic; 5000 bus No. Red, IN
store, at 76c; 500 bus do at I5sc; 1000 bus do at
TIC SrR1se- :. 500 No. in ntore On a particular
~a1ehouse), at 73zc; 5000 bus do at 7ae; II, 900
bus do at 14c: 5000 do at nc; 1000 do at 7oc;
1000 bus No. Spring in store Ito ill out cargo)
st 7oc; 500 bus do at 694c; 5000 bus do at 69c !;
5000 bus do at 6shc; 10000 bus do at &C., 400 bna
Rejected in store at 5sc.
sales By sample were as follows: LEO bags Iowa
Club at &c On track $50 bags N. ". Club at 7oe
on track.
CORN-The receipts and shipments during the
, 1861-08-07
CHICAGO COURT RECORD.


UNITED srATEs couRTAugust 9Th.
No. 1oo-Jeryis Case ys. George ". Brown. On
trial during the day.
SUPERIOR COURT OF cH1cAGo-M cuAHnER'
10. s64-5amcs Thomas, ct al, w. Henry Lover,
ct a.. Demurrer to pleas ovezruled. Leave given
No. 1s5s-George Ewing VS.. Thomas caaneu.
Time to plead extended ID days.
mo- Se GsSk Ys 9s Charles aeaF ct al
No. 17{s-snlt In ejeetment. War. and notice
sS 1Ha Eusa to 4fa Bs1ber Ts on aas
Dismissed At plaintiff 8 costs.
n cHANcKAT.
No. e57-Report Of Master filed eecondrate
No. 952-Same order.
Injunction to Issue On complainant filing bond for
aEeoRDeR's couRr ...@=@z:
TWenty-f0nr indictments have been found By
People "a. James Bowen. For larceny. On
People u: Mchael and William Burns. Assault.
| On trial Jury out
MILITARY BooKs.-u. 8. War Department Infan-
try Tactics $1.s5; scotts Tactica, $a75; Hardee,
| $L62; Zouave Drill by Ellsworth, 500; The
Young Recruit, $1.00; Cavalry Tactics, by War
Department, $4ss; Bayonet Exercise, Mcclellan,
$1.eo; Army Regulations, 1861, -68.
MAps.-Colton's Map Of the United States, 5oc;
Map Of the Seat Of Wal, $t.oo-small, SOC Apple
TOMS Maps, &c each uoyd's Railroad Maps, 25c
each, All free By aaaN from the Military Book
store Of 2. L. Sherlock, H. Dearborn street.
sug66t
HEADquAn1ERs N. ". RIFLE REamEHr.)
206 Randolph street,
/ CHcAao, Ang. s.
In consequence Of de1zy7 in procuring trauspor-
taton to the rendezvous, one Of the has
dlsbanded. An, one reporting full company be.
fore the 10th of August will bs accepted Apply
to the undersigned Immediately. r
; c. EKoBE1spoEFF,
t Colonel Northwestern Rife Regiment.
/. CHAR1rs 7. DAkE, Adjutant. y aug6,st
: ~ The notes Of. the City Bank Of ottawa W1
. be received on deposit and redeenedin New Yorl
q exchange at * Of 1 per cent, by the Western Aa
= ripe and Fire Insurance Company:
=. aueE15t j. Il. WooDwonrH, frcstdant,
10 Gas F1x1unEs.-ss $4,000 worth Of new style
must be sold within sixty days, 1sa Lake street.
:, H. 3sa9at. ;, i. II Wu.1ARTH.
IA GAKpx1 Hosx Of the best quality may be hsd !
my quantity, lifted and ready for use, at the Raa
.t. ber Store, LIS Randolph street-Kingsbury Block
nd tyBlm: -: ~'.:-,- =
at ~ Cook b MeIAin, IS Dearborn stzset, ha1
hi made thets pzdce for cleaning and dyeins aent
nd Esznsass aeas than my other house ii the eaty
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nj, I" Al ehonld not MI to 1ead the ad7sttts
Il xeas q F1ok Wood n to1aaysapapee- nb:lv.