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ENGLISH SHOES.
OF FICIALI

-HEADQUsErFUs Hiss STATE TR0oFsy
aEJ0E GsEEBALs tFFICE.
JACEsoS. Bliss Ju 6. .-5L
General Orde No. =.
4 LiutHl-be rnl cu. ely -ou .eseeTt cCmUi-si7Is
II Ofi=1rsir n rive service w.O nay be tau~d amen
the ul-s Men" rye Eer-bV dis Is -tdI r Ia sate g. r
vice and ordered -e report en- peso -a he command
anr O; TIRE Camp e Inslrret.8E ia ll=i- % Gic-
Tia stve al Brzzii rteserz5 of he state are
charged with The execution Of t1 crle-.
BY command Of Naor Gensrsi r. e. TUPPFR
;. j. CONWAY o. s. A
FUf 1wd A a. A. O.
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x Two hundred negroes are wanted imme-
diately at Vieksburg, to work on the fortifca-
lions. They can be sent to Mr. John Shiwalter,
of jackson.
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PIyE HILL FnR SALE.

1O00 @ zS-.z bun1r d IN eultiTa-ioa-t4o and
tZUU hlt niles south cf Ggeuaia, in god rspsir,
for so 900 cash.
I VIII sell Corn, Fodder, St'ek, Hogs etc 20 Go the
pI.ee. A. S. BgORN,
auIllO.@ Grenada, Miss.
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500 REWARDt

M Y BOY, JIM about twenty years Ct age. o. DARK
W eo0r ABOUT ave feet zen inches high was iet 80
verona station. o. the Noble AM Chi5 IA road a-o1t
The . 81 May lat sick. have MT hard from HIM
s,5ee aod Will pay So FOR his delivery to DE- W. A.
ID otae' a. Csnt,n, or 70 D.. T. L. Dunlap, al Holly
Spungs. mississippi
aul23ls S. c. CARyES
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Three hundred recruits fer one of Andy John
sons regiments left for Nashville on the 9th.
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GRENADA A, MISS.
wEDNEsDAYMoRN1NG, AUGUST IS, 1856.
TO ALL

As the provisions of the c~o1script law are
shout to be enforcedin Mississippi, we republih
the enactment, together with the act of e1emp
ton, this evening. It is important that al-the
officers as well as those subject to CONSUMPTION
should be aware of their obligations. Read
the law.
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FOR SAEEt

TWO SPLENDID CAVALRY HORSES tr sac.
4 Apply a.
aul2st JONEs'LTvERY STABLE.
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WE are sutboiized TO sna0unca that Colonel ". N.
" viii be a candidate for the Office o.
D strict Attorney in the Tenth Mississippi District az
The -n.uing election.
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CofsOn Seed Oil
District Attorney.

10O B3LS. for sac. Iaqu'rs 81 ths Depot Of The
W Assi.sippi ard Tennessee Railrrad
q 41w A o. TFV WO
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RnTEGE.
Mississippi and Tennessee Railroad

Usss
Mississippi and Tennessee Railroad
win be Raised 20 per Cent.
Tbs Company vii not he responsible for loss or dam
age ia any fern, but viii use every exsr iOn 70 silver
frsgIt in good Crier.
Conductors are directed 20 charge passer gers twenty
I've esnfs more thal tie tsr.H rates from stations whore
tickets sre sold
even change. For examp g, fall fare from Grensda TO
Saasiobiz is So . half Is-a Wli ne s -, with an ad-
diilcsl charge Of 25c if Taid o. the train.
Agents ars DIR cfed TO open their Cfiees Tor The sale
of jackets fun twenty minutes before tbs expected ar
rival Of any trsin.
BY order Of Col. F. y. WHITE, President.
A s. LIVERMORE-
General Superintendent
Grenada. Mississippi July 2, 1864
f. q l5thaug
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SALT FOE SALF,

THOSE wishing to purchssa i csn gt Sc by
: Application 10 M-s-s- TEIGE & BOB, Oxford.
Miss orts 7. W SPRING, A. Whoa The pacs e..
tabistad By The Provost Eashal T. SIC Eer sscE.
aIuIaa
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MISSISSIPPI And TENNESSEE
RAILROAD.
or TIN z.

ON ard Estsr MONDAY. July ssth, trains viii Fza
IS follows
Passenger train leave Grenada, daily. Sundays eE
cepteFO T:30 A.. n. Arrive a. Grenada, 900 P y.
Freight tram leaves GrensdG en- 4onda7, Wednesday
and Friday a. 8 A. NJ. Arires a. Geerads On Tues.
day, Thursday and SATURDAY at IL u
A. S. LfVERMORE,
General Superntsndent
praraan- NTss. InIv 29th 1902 fivsQn
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THE FIRING ON SUNDAY AFTERNOON.

The heavy firing so distinctly heard in the
city on Sunday afternoon, was hom the enemy's
gunboats Smelling the woods on the south side
Of james river, opposite and below Harrison's
landing. This harmless amusement was in
dulged in for over an hour and a half, without
any other result than the unnecessary expendi-
ture Of a considerable amount Of Yankee am
munition.
, 1862-08-27

NEW YORE4 Aug. g.26.-FIoGR-Aaeket heavy.
but prices have undergone no decided change.
sa'ss ,3,soe btas AZ s1so@1.ss , ier tnpsE ssats:
Heetern; IS 10G5. 30 for common to medium extra
wes, EN-; s3GE5. 10 for common to good shipping
brands e1tra round hoop Ohio; s. 8oo0G-65 for
aouf @ si1boat sa decided chsngs sales 500 BIS It
$5,1e45 Is for common S5,3oG6.S for good to
choice extra Bye fouI quiet at a;7504 25. Corn
5errey; $50 for BrandyTins, aud western On pfi.
WH1a6I-shsde frmer. Sales 75O btls. at stn
Sc.
GRAHz-Sound parcels OF wheat In good export
demand and prices advanced about 1c 3 bu. Sales
224t0 bn. choice spring at 81 l0D1 ~; 5000 bu.
foWs It ss2 ttsr pfiss ol % esoss
q 8@1 g. 100 ba; amber Michigan st 81 $40
bu. inferior white Ohio At 81 50; and 7.tH bu.
new white Michigan and Kentucky at Si.5o01 IS,
Rye quiet and firm. Barley dull and nominal
sound parcels continue quite scarce. Sales 1sa,
choice Do: ss@ssc faE eastern; 455s5: for IN. IN
Jerfey, Canadian. western and state.
GRocER1Es-Coffee quiet and nothing Of moment
doing. .snsar-7Raw steady and firm st aH@5Kc
leans 1t sGioe; 2eo lids. @ caba At s 8HSse. C." 10
laGes quiet; 70 sales seposted
HoPe-Market very firm; Gales Cd bales new q.
164f21E.
PRov1s1oSe-Pork, dull and lower ss1es 100 brls a,
471 SIN for mess; $9.75@10.00 fot prime; $Itbu
Gil S7H for prime mess Beef quiet aud steady.
sales lbo hrle. at $5-t007. .09for country prime
$sG10..5 for country mess; $12. .O513.75 rep2cked
mess; $13Q14.S79 for extra mcse. Prime NEST
dull and Iomiral Beef hams in moderate request
at $15. .G0@1S6o for choice western. Cnt meat:
steady ea1eE go pkgs at 3H94c for shoulders
5AG634c for hams. Bacon sides dull and nominal
Raies IS hhlB smoked sides at 61{c- Lard in fu
request market steady; eales 1,7a5 brls at 9D95tc
Butter firm, 11bl5Hc for Ohio, and 14GS15 10
state. Cheese steads at &c.
BUFFALO. August S6.-F1oUa-Market quie
GRA11-W heat dull at s1.1r6at.12x for fair tt
choice red W1ntet--mostly 6t.105L1t. Corr
quiet.
WH1sK7-Firm. Sales, 900 b1ls at So.
CAEAs FRE1GHTe-Steady at 154c for wheat
| 135kc for com, to New York.
! 1APoRTe-14,GC0 brls, flour, 179,060 b1- wheat
! 5000 bu- corn, 2Geo bu. oats, 1900 bu. re,
! ExPoR1s-1,G00 brls. -four. 69,p00 bu. wheat
| "a, co.. bu. corn, 81. coo bn. oats.
| OSWEGO. August 26-FLouR-In good de
| mard. Sales 500 hrls. at $500 for extra state
GEAEs-Whcat opened lc lower. but closet
frIntr. Sales IN the morning OF T. 500 bu. wiute
! red Indiana at $l.19, and $50 bu. No. Chicag
ep1iuo, out of condition, on private terms. Cor
held at ACC for choice ulfnof5,and 43c offered witt
| out sales-
CANAL FRE1aHrs-Steady. Flour SIC, whea
| 1Oc. corn SIC. to New York.
INPcR7s-13,5 SEQ bu. wheat, II, 600 bu com
ExroRTs-3,1G0 brls. dour. 1,0o0 bu. Whea
! t7,GQU bu. c0In.
, 1862-08-27
COMMERCIAL.
MosnAy EYEEIEa. August e

MoEpHr EVENING. August &c. 1861.
WEEKLY RIy1Kw-THE HARVEST AND CRors.-
The ". ather during the past week hss been warm
and drv. and our farmers nave been busy finishing
the harvesting Of the spring wheat. which may
po,e be eaid to be entirely over. Owing to the
drain Oh the country for men By the government,
help was scarce In every part Of the Northwest,
and much damage to the crop Is the consequence
Of delay in cutting.
The quality OF the new Spring Wheat is said to
be Inferior to last years crop. Several car loads
have been received here, but it has nearly all been
inspected condemned' by the inspectors.
gamble from Winnebago County, Ill, was exhib-
tied On Change day and 1t looked almost SINH
lar to the "stumptai'' crop Of 1864 small,
ehrunken, shrigelled berry. We trust, however,
that this is not fair sample Of the entire crop.
The crop Of Oats Is Light, but the quality is eald
to be fair Barley is light, but Of fair quality
The weather has been highly favorable for Corn
during the pass ten days, and farmers ta1k more
hopefully Of the prospects.
The following table shows the rece ipts and ship
mt nts of leading articles during the past week aud
since the 1st OF January, with comparative salts
ticS.
, 1862-08-27
MARINE LIST.
PORT OF CHICAGO.

ARRIVED .-.....Aug. a5.
Stur Sunbeam, Morgan Two Rivers.
Prop Lady franklin, Napier, St Joaeph, 20 m 1um-
her, 80 cords wood, ~ n staEes'
Prop Fountain City, Pease. Buffalo, saudfies.
Bark Colorado, haeon, Buffalo, 150 tons coal.
Bark Norman. Hanson, Buffalo, 1856 n lumber.
Bark City Of Milwaukee. Brown, Milwaukee.
Brig Catalia, Cook. Bay City. 1876 N lumber.
Schr P Dalton, Gilman, Grand River, 80 N luna-
schr Thomas S aiott, ,fstonen. oswego, 1880 brls
schr Wi1d Rover, Fountain. Cleveland. $50 tons
schr 2 Il Craig, Woo1son, Bay City, 40 N lam
schr i y Brown, Higgins, Buffalo, 100 N lumber.
Schr J NeWhouse, BARTLETT Oconto, 2s0 m lum-
sehr Amelia, English, Buffalo slo N lumber.
schr Entertrise, Peterson, Wilkinsoa's Pier, 73
schr Elbe. Thomson, Green Bush. 81 cords wood.
seh1 Anskegon, McVae, ,Webster's Pier, 10 m lum-
ber: 81 N etayes
schr Advance, Taylor, ButIalo. 125 N lumber.
schr Wallace, Lawrence, ShehoYgan. 60 cords
sssr Ras ss! Bsy III esy III IL &1' lumber.
CLEARED. 18Th.
Stmr Sunbeam, Morgan. Two Rivers, sundrIes.
Prop Fountain City, Pease, Bnhaio, e,oo0 bis
Bark Geo Sherman. Case, Marquette.
Bark Norman Hanson, Little S@amico.
Bark Colorado. Mason, Buffalo, 5000 bu oats.
ssg FsshiGR HeIn FIR GfdaE H52sg Rxsr
Schr Theo Ferry, Finn, Oswego, 1q,300 bu wheat,
schr P Dutton, Gilman, Holland.
ss5f se Hd ss oanta G1snd r
Schr Elhe, Ihomeon, Green Bnsh.
schr MuEkegou, McVae. Webster's Pier.
Schr T Avery, Finefeld, Traverse Bay.
Scht Titan, Robertson, Oswego. II, 800 ba com.
Schr A Stronaeh, Otto, Manlatee.
Schr ] S Wallace, Laurence, Port Washington.
Schr Thomas Simn1a, Reed, Port Mo.
Schr Darlington. Hamilton, Oconto.
, 1862-08-27

The receipts Of winter wheat continue nberal
and the market has ruled active and drm-closIng.
however, rather weaker. The spring wheat MAJ
ket has been necessarily quiet. owing to tz1aIng
receipts and but Light stock On hand-the de-
mand for No. spring being unusually active st
the close.
To-Day the market for winter declined H@1c =
bushel- No. spring was in good demsnd and
firm; but No. was dill aud about Sc lower.
Sales we're: W1E2ER-2600 bu No. Red In store
at 81 -o2; 500 bu do lin Mum s Scott's} at $l.03;
13M0bu No. 2 Red In store at 9i5Sc; Is, ,0OC bu do
at Sic; 40 bu do at 96c !; 1,soo bu do lin Mum &
scctt's) at 98c; 2,0o0 bu Rejected Red In store at
ESQ; 400 bu do tin Mnnn j. Gscots's) at 92c 800 bu
Condemned winter on track at 7Dc 500 bu do ut
T5e. seRlsa-4oo bu Amber Iowa in store at ssc !;
900 bu No, spr1ng in store at Csc; 400 bu do
at 94c 400 bu No. spring In store ut 82c s, 600
bu do at sic; 60co bu do at 80c 4G0 bu Rejected
epripg in store at 1cc; $40 bu Condemned on track
at t5c.
CoRE-Receired today. 2st, ,448 hu; shipped,
67,ss5 bu. The receipts and shipments during
the pa6t 19eek were as follows:
, 1862-08-27


The market during the week has been active
and steady under good shipping demand but
towards the c.oae, owing to heavy receipts, the
ma1 ket has been weaker.
TO-DAY We note decline In prices OF tNfKcper
bp=he'. Sales were as follows: :-1,6oo bu River
Flite Mixed aaoat at 4se; $4,000 bu River Higa
Mixed aaoat at 3,zc; as, 600 bu River Mixed aloat
ats1c; 5,Co3 bu co at e6Bc; $500 bn do at ssc;
1sC6O bn do at sscf oh. 1000 bu Rejected aloat
at z9c; 5000 bu do at 30c; 1900 bo Mixed in store
at S555c; 1900 bu do at S5c; 5000 bu do at 34Ac;
socto bu do at 34Kc; 2ooo bu do at SIC; 12,0Oo hu
Rejected in store at sc; 10000 bu do at 27xc:
5000 bu do at e7Hc.
OATS-Rccei7ed to-day, 1s.4s2 bu; shipped,
175 bu. Received last week. 81, sos bu; shipped,
81. GOO bu. There has been very active demand
fur oats during the pas week, and p-tces shoW at
advance in prices Of a fHe per bustel
TO-DAY the market #ss active a1d i'm Sales
41,l09 bu No. In store at 3ske; $500 bu do
at SIC.
RfE-Received today. 6Aa bu. Received last
week, 81, ,457 bu; shipped. 40, $50 bu. The market
during the week has been quiet and easier: TO
DAT prices declined lGl9c per b1shel Sales 500 bu
No. In store at asc go bags do On track at Soc.
BARLEY-Reesived today, as3 bu; received
last week. &c bu; shipped, none. The 1eceipts
continue very light and the market ia quiet and
firm at 5tx1soc.
HIGnWINEs- Received today, $50 b1ls: re-
ceiyed last week, 1,166 brls; shipped, 1916 br1s.
The market during the week hae ruled Arm, and
prices hare ruled 5S@1c higher. TO-DAY the salee
were: 50 br1s at &c; 80 orls at 2ebc.
ALCOHOL-6oG6lc per gal, according to qual
tty.
BEANs-Supp1y Light and demand good at $t.5o
ace.
PROV1S1ONS-MEssP Po8E-There Is an active
demand Tor Meee Pork and the ma1ke. shows IN
advance on The week Of fully &c per barrel-sales
being made at the close at 50 Is. and extra, being
| IL email lots at 10c- Cut AEArs-Nothing doing.
BAcoN-Sugar Cured Hans ase In demand at TIC.
| and Sides At &C. LAHD-The supply Is very light
and the market Is f1zner and nominal at sDs1c
| Sumner rendered steam Lzsd is In demand at
[ TK@7Ssc.
To-DAT-The sales were 900 hrfs Meas Pork
at ss 76; 100 hsfs light country Mess aud II. O. at
| ke.c0; 1,soe pcs Sugar Cured 8ans IN CANVAS ut
G9c.
| TALLOW-Thete il but light supply and the
market is again frmer- sales To-DAT Were:-so
bels- Prime city at ekc.
| BROOM CORN-Scarce and Ia good demand at
3ec@1oo per ton for prime, and $s0@75 for com-
| mon to medium
| Received Inst weak, II, ,esah ht1s 4hipped,
S.oS8 bElB- DonxsT1o-Ths demand IL not quite
30 active On account Of the prohibition by the
| United ststes authnris1es Of tts shipment Into
Missouri, OF up the Missouri River; hut there Is
no change IN quotations. Coarse aud Fine ase
steady It 81 50, and 4tss for Ground soiar snd
! Coarte Screamed. FoRE1GH-Iive1pool g. a. 5a1t
istn good demand xud steady a. &c per 70 1ba. in
bulk, and At $l78 per rack. c.diz Coarse Salt l.
~
, 1862-08-27

TuEsDAY EVENING, Aug. 70, 1860.
FRE1GHTS- During the past week freights have
1nled dull and lower-the rates ruling for the past
few days at &c for corn and 44c for wheat to
Buffalo
To-pAT, owing to an increase in the receipts OF
grain, ftefghts were frmer- The engagements
we're as follows: To Oswego-Schr. international,
corn, via sarnia at Sc; eehr. E7e11ne, wheat. via
Goderich, at 91&c. To Buffalo: Prop. Merchant,
wheat, st 4Hc; schrs. Torrent and San Jac1nto,
wheat, at 4Kc; brig staudart, schrs- Vanguard
and Adiroudac, corn, at DC; achr. Puritan, con-,
at 4Hc.
RAILROAD FaE1GHrs.-Thef following Is the tariff
Of the various roads leading from this city to the
East
, 1862-08-27

TIMOTHY sEED-Quiet. Sales TODAY, IS
bags new at $1.60.
RAGING Stark Mills Bags have been sold
during the past few days at 4Tc, and Lewiston
At 46c.
CoOPERAGE-Ihe market remains steady and
frm- We quote.
Flour Barrels round hoop, - zoe
IS st fat ",.,.. a5c
Pork Barrels. a...,..x..,.... 81 &c
s1Ayes and Heading, flour btls per n. 7O0@7 60c
!" 'i =. pork btls per N. IA. .0043l4 5Gc
Hickory Poles per rm-.....-...-...... 18,01l31 9lc
GROCERIES has been moderate
A1nonnt Of buBineas done during the past
week-more than is usually done at this aeason-
The markets for al staple Groceries rules dEm.
with an Upward tendency, commanding the out
aide quotations:
, 1862-08-27
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
MONETAR

TUEsDAY EEKEnsG, Auguet Is, 1859.
The scarcity Of currency continues. and the buai-
ness community is annoyed to no small extent In
consequence. Eastern exchange goes begging for
buyer, and It was sold at z@H per cent. dig
count There is no change to note IN gold-tha
buying rate being 114@11476, and selling st 116.
Old Demnnd Treasury Notes are in request at 1o7.
E ST. LOUIS, ALroN AND CHICAGO RAMRoAD.--
The following are the earnings or the st. Louis,
Alton and Chicago Railroad for tho week ending
Auruet 10th. 1862;
, 1862-08-27

The market during the past week has ruled very
dull, and we note decline in prices Of 15@aoc On
spring. and lozD15c On winter extras. The demand
By shippers has been unusually light.
TODAY, the sales were as follows: 400 hrls
"Bartlett's Double Extra spring at $4s5; 1oa
bsls "Mahoning Valleys at $4.63h; 200 brls
NASHVILLE City, and ~ brls Central City, on
PIT.
fn11ntxfnx ta}1ia a{1fYzn c1naInn ~
, 1862-08-27

New York Cattle Market,
B5 Teleg1sph.1 NEW YoBK, Aug. 26.
BEEF CArTLE-Active at full prices Receipts
5,NO. Quoted ut 618@s74c.
SHEEr-Peuty. Receipts, 12,70o. Quoted at
2H05c-
H1Gs-Declined- Receipts, 5000. Quoted at
3k@3K,
, 1862-08-27

WAR PERMIrs.-A new card from l. D,
O1msted q Co... agents sf the Connecticut
Mutual Life Insurance Company, will bafound
In our advertising columns ot this Issue. It
will be eeen therefrom, thht this old. and
firmly established Company hare decided
hereafter to issue policies with war permits at
the usual rates. Apart from the Immense
capital this Company wie1ds and the wide
spread business 1t conducts, this new action
gives 1t additional claIms upon the public pat
ronsgc which, we doubt not, will be exten-
siyely improved.
THE SMALL DEGENERATION TREASURY
NorEs.-Messra. Davenport, Ui1man & Co,
bankers, have shown us for inspection, the
new Treasury Notes Of the denomination Of
one and two dollars. The plates are very finely
engraved, and altogether present a handsome
appearance. On the one-dollar note Ia an en-.
craving Of Secretary Chase, and on the two
dollar note an engraving Of Albert Gallatin.
On the face Of the one-do1lar note is scroll,
with the word ''one'' engraved Throughout.
| On the two-dollar note are two scrolls, with
the word 'stHo'' engraved throughout It; and
on the three-dollar note there are three scrolls.
| On the back Of the one-dollar note Is au en-.
CRAVING. printed in green, with circular
| ecrolI, iutertwined with the fgure II !" and
| On the back Of the two-dol1ar note, two bars,
and two circular scrolls, with the figure 't2'
engraved around It, 1t is thus impossible tc
alter these bills to any other denomination
they cannot be photographed; aud It will be s
very difficult matter to counterfeit them.
| T Hon. 8. Colfax WIS in tewn last even
Ing, He has finished stumping his district tt
raise soldiers and has procured {, 500 for IL.
war. He is going over 1t again to prevent /
fre-in-the-1ear ally Of JEFF. Davis from repre-
senting it in Congress.
F "Ma11sing for Money" BY hi. Daniel
and Trains speech on the Downfall ct Eng
land" have been received by John R. Walsh
corner Of Madison street and Custom Hous
Place.
EoIohoN's TEMFLE.-The last week ofthis gran
Exhibition. Lecture at az and 81 r. II, In Nc
| Tn1J
, 1862-08-27

~ Madame Cora James, the great Natural
cla1rroJant physician, the scientific astrologtst
anu phrenologiet, can be consulted by LADIES' and
gentlemen. On all things pertaining to the past,
the present, and the future. The mysterious lines
which nature and fate have traced In the faces of
all human beings, are to her an open book from
which che predicts marrisge inheritance. voyages,
laweuits, mental and physical disease. Don't
procsaetinate, as this is rare chance, but come
once. Office No. GO ". Randolph, corner Clinton
et1eet. au@6t
W Buy wan paper Of Chase d Co., Wholesale
and retail, 1G9 Randolph street.. au25-1m-
~ New Army Regulations, Infantry Tactics.
and Artillery Practice, BY the War Department; !;
Muster Rolls, Zouaye Drill. Young Recruit, Sword
Exercise, and all other books, for safe BY P. 7.
Sherlock. liz Dearborn street. aug14-18t
II Cook & McLa1u, steam Dyers and scourera, IS
Dearborn and 10 S. Clark streets, clean and dye
ladies aud gentlenens clothes IN The best and cheap
est manner The Oldest established house In the CITY,
aCau On Dunlop, seweu d hspa1d1ng toe Printing" :"
nuv11-h99lJy
, 1862-08-27
MARINE NEWS
VESSELS PASSING DETROIT.

VESSELS PASSING DETROIT.
Especial Dispatch to Chicago Tribune
DETEoIr. August 95, 1862.
UR-Prop. Iowa; barks Fame, st. George, Ara
bia, Northwest; brigs 8. Gale, Northumberland
schrs. Fillmore, Gen. Ballard, Sander.on, sIaus-
son, Crawford, Dolphin, York State, Whitman.
DoTE-BarkR RaTenna, Jane Bel; brig Isabei1a !;
schrs. Uncle Tom, Hyphen.
Weather pleasant; wind south.
, 1862-08-27

~ The '.Downtall Of Eng1aud'' BY Geo.
Francis Train, and sermon On the 'sCiyn
War in America" BY Archbishop Hpghes !;
alto supply OF the "Orpheus c. Kerr pa
perr, and new novel "Marrying for Money"
have been received by McNa1ly d Co., 81 Dear
BON street,
, 1862-08-27

Mr. FlNKLE IS NOW IN TH3S
w City for the purpose Of establishing A.-n . IN
and out Of The CITY the *Ale of tha FIN 13on
Sewing Machine. Those Wishing An Agency viii
phrase call Ct hddTess 10e Lake *tEe&t- .7.......
Mach;nee be aaeu IN operation 1t 12a LAke Efre
1uE22tBQ4S* s.
, 1862-08-27

FLoUR-Received to-day, 4.s7o brls; shipped,
7,625 brls. The following table shows the receipts
and fhinmeuta during the past Reek:
, 1862-08-27

n.y. $1,000 r,..
;.aa - .sa.,-..sr.s; ~ - ~, ~ s a.s,s:.,e. u y.
49, mstsa1a,;..a uo11 ~ aaa...,a- - ~ ~ st.1.s.
- 1.saa ,s,,..,.a.. - ~ - s,oeta4s-. 49, .~, ~
~ q ersct re,,roduct,on as a. aa 49, h. - ssaar. -
+s,nea fro1, 4ha aasr-7n.,ons 80 49, a,1s -
- @ ~ 49, Nv oas -
..~a ~ raas..y ~ - n-aa-s....:1E I "
sa'S,., 80, :. ~ ~ saeou' ae .";ao w. u .ne
msryellous specimen Of elegant and patient
workmanship. We advise all our readers to
improve the present opportunity, as it cannot
remain here much longer. Sabbath school
teachers and scholars should especially vtslt It,
~ o--------n, /,
o"oap lnEsEsfailoH'.1n inemoefS oi
Inc ooaao u Ataoe oAttefy nonofeo taer j d
n'ol fl'st heutenau1' oa1tef' on o.
1o1oaS' oy presenting MN with a most ele-
eah1 anu 6npsfaatiA sWod The presenta~
Sergeant Dean, in a frat rate speech. Lieut..
Baxter replied In terms bet1ttan1 the occasion.
and the ceremonies concluded by three cheers
fol, Sergeant Dean and three for Lieutenant
Baxter.
~.r,7pv Mrr w.--.--
ss...aa.t - a-os,-. -oe''t0 'ne cotn-
t1e .4.s" 1a... w. ~ e' .eete aFe wanted
~, w ..0 ..@u 1u4ot1 s@'s tesiuent' no" al
u4 41eoas. '~ A.as - We hst oppotsa-
a4Iy W Jou 1lte seIs1eo' a1a % open on's nee
, 1862-08-27

P0TATOES-A few small lots Offering at $50
DOC per bu.
EGGS -Freeh at bG6c per doz.
POULTRYChickens at St.60@tT5 per doZ.
Turkeys at 3N@4c per H..
SCNDRIES-The following table shows the
closing quotations of tbs articles named:
, 1862-08-27

TEE WABASH AvENCH BAPTIST CHURCH.
At late meeting Of the Edna Place Bap-
tist Church, DR.. Boyd, Pastor, It was resolved
thst the Church be herea after called the stWab-
ash Avenue Baptist Church" The place Of
worship has been greatly improved and en-
1srg d, and will be re-dedicated next Sabbath.
1t Is situated On the corner Of Wabash a7en-
ne and Old street.