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, 1862-08-16
Provisions In Pl1fladelphia--Aus.1 IL.

The demand for bsrfelled meats continues limit.
ed. and mess pnrk is steady at $llD1l4. Beef
moyea Of as wanted at 415@tb q bsl for mese, the
latter for city packed. Bacon-There is q good
demand for hams, with sales to some extent At 7@
shoulders and eldee, except in closing ont lots In
bad condition, which have been sold at very low
figures. OF green meats the sales hare been lin
for ehouideTe, and 4s@5c for sides in salt; some
poor lots also cold at very Irregular prices Lard
ie held firmly 91c fol prime western tierce. and
7snce, Butter is dull, and quoted at 9@12c tor
packed. Cbeeae Ia quiet at 899c, the latrer for
ptime-Gdzet&s.
, 1862-08-16
MILITARY NOTICES.

TENTH WARD HoHE GuAnD, RALLY.-The
dayf evening at TX O'Clock, at the corner Of
Twelfth ard Halsted Streets. to proceed to the
general meeting at the Court House.
W.N. SIXTH, Drill Moeter.
, 1862-08-16
New York Cattle market-Aug. 12.
[Abridged from the N. T. Tr1hunel
pEEE7 s.aTprfE

Enmbe1repozted for this market at Forty fourth
street, 44a2.
The prices to-day are quoted as follows:
F1ret quality. 71S@8 Ordinary $3.50. 8 @eK
Medium ----...7 OK
Some good extra beeves n1Ay be quoted at Sc.
Tie r1oet Of the Gales range from exc to 7Hc-
Prices per head and per pound, Of different
weights. will be found in accounts OF sa1es OF sun
dry dfoyGs. ..-.-...
Total number Of beeves received in the city this
Teek ,443.
BEEyEa FHoM DfREEnEST sTArBs.
AM Aneztou & Co., proprietars Of the Wash
ington Drove Yards, Forty-fUurth street, report
the cattle in market from the following States:
New York.......-.. 81 Kentucky. ........... 63
Ohio. ..-...-.-...... OIL Iowa W
Indiana. +....--.... 1888 Missouri. 30
Ifiunfa 9 SIS
, 1862-08-16

DUSINTSS MEN WHOSE
ID Books are behind, OF IN disorder, can have them
TF;ttsr IN haIanced. and 4 CoYFLETE aud noRRxm
statsraent of ther aairs prepared tr the1 By en-
peril need Accountant. who has psEt o. na Hmo 9le
T1S1 Refsrt ICES furnished Conaasnce .ohaaryea
Terms reasonable. Add1e@ ID. w Soss uMss se4
less. s9 ss*t
, 1862-08-16

ST.. Louis TObatc0 m6fKeE-A0Ss 44s
There WIS CONTINUED acis isytty q. fnl prices, With
Gales of 81 hhda. including hhds stems at Ess9
Uo6@1s %; common leafat S13 95115 20 DO ne
dium GO At SIC s5@l1s5; sdo good DO at gig zig g 95g
19 Is; do medium MANUFACTURING At $lS. 100
bxs a. $i2.i6, f1S,75 and 1855 3 109Ips. Bids en-
9 hhds st *9.4NA1l. 90 were rejected.-Duny Union
, 1862-08-16

Blacks are dull snd very heavy, while greens are
IN fair demand and the market rules very firm.
with an upward tendency in price. Sales 5000 hi
chests green on priyate terms
, 1862-08-16
Few York stock and Money Market.


MONEY MARKEr.-Money rules quite easy at 3K
a Der cent on call and AD5 per cent for
sterling exchange dull and dropping. Bankers
bills uuoatable at $t27@12TH.
American gold lower-openlug at 16k and caoB-
Ing weak at 14x per cent. prem <
Government STOCKS closed quiet. U. g. Is. 81,
1e0k@10Q4 T.3o. 1t3k.
, 1862-08-16
DI ED.

In thts city, on Thursday evening, At u ociosS. As
The Yesfdeuce Of her daughter. MIS- Asry +. ElafK
Mfn HARhIET FITCH aged q yesTH and ulontns.
IF Funeral VII take place 1ron the house. 8: sonth
Clinton street at hafpas nine O'Clock sanoatn nsoEn'
fny1
, 1862-08-16

ILLINOIS AND MICHIGAN CANAL.
ARRIVED. D........August H..
VIM. Merriam, Lockport, 5000 hu cozn. 900 bu
oats, 40 1be honey.
Ealina, LaSaile, s SEQ hu corr.
Clar1nada, Dupuy, 400 b1 corn.
Cpfhman, Ottawa, 5.H0bu corn.
American Star, Lasalle, $500 bu corn, $3.50 lbs
hams, $50 rs bacou.
Sehaatnpol, Otta*B. s, 600 bn corn~
Rocked. DuPye, $500 bu corn-
Fdmouta LaSa1}e, 147 tons coal.
Ca1eua LaSal1e, 979 brls pork. CAD 1nB Iato-
Robt Holmes, Utica. $50 bu corr.
None. LaSalle, 6,542 bu coTn.
Clyde, 81 macs, 3, 90 bn corn-
wheat.
CLEARED. ........ August H.
Eclipse, Lockpo1t, light.
Cayuga, Lockpo1t, 20 brls salt. ~
Contest. Morris, 1to,3 It lumber, m sidlns' ~
m lath.
| NeArat ka, LaSa1te.
Com Fopte, La5a11e.
| Marian, Seneca, 70 go # lumber
Lockport, I0ckport.
Pacific, Iasaile, a, ,e94fl lumber, 20 m shingles
| 1lO hrls falt.
Neptune. Ottawa.
, 1862-08-16

HoGs-Receiyed to-day, 1.10o. The market
r1lgd frmer and more active. with an advance OF
about 1Cc per 100 Ibs. Sales to-day were ss fol
, 1862-08-16
ROM THE F Z E AT
DAVENPORT. IOWA.
Another behring's Safe Preserves
Its Contents.

DAvKxroRT, Iowa. July 18th. 1851
MEssHs, HxRR1sG & Co. Chicago:
exsra-1a IN the oxner Of q Safe manufactured
br Tou. Said Safe waa In Grain Elevator In this
place, snd which Elevator Kas burned some Two
months since The Esfe came out In hne eondianr==
tbe money aud papers in good state Of preservation
The ire vas the Of the largest that ever occurred
here and Of Intense heat We had to cuf the doe
opeu, (the lock being injured By the heat)
Yours, &C., J.C. WAshBndo.
HEHRlNGB 9AfEH1 CHANFDoM 116&rfho~@
HAFKA.
5te most reliable pecurfty fronn d1o nov aoH&
HKEBINHB CdANPION NBURHLARPRoOF hAf@
Lined with Herring h F111na NHw fA9x3t -
FAIIXRu uoN+-fha pn1y uaetsl which eanoof oe
d11Ied. HE1Sa q w. &@~"s@s
kE&1k1ykS&H
, 1862-08-16
FOREIGN Markets.
MARINE LIST.
PORT OF CHICAGO

...- ARRIVED -..-.- .Ang. Is.
stm1 Comet. Fabat, Two Rivers. sundries
Strnr Sen Bird. Dougall Ontonagon, snndries
Frop Plymouth, nickson. Buffalo. sundties
Prep Chicago, Collins. Buffalo, suna1ies
Bark Gfv of % uheago Lso, Bna.o sas br1a salt
Bark Sweeney Borden. BnHa1o. $50 tons coal
Bark Jeree aoyt, Tabbernsr, Milwaukee |
Rak FEY %osGs9 aia1 EeEs.aon Essy Bo
Brig Vim Treat. Eaio, Buffalo
Brig Bay City, TE1pp, Bay City. 80 m lumber
Schr @ Blue H Bel. Maloney, White Lake, 1e5 N Iuu-
scbr Sea Star, Highly, Pent Water, 70 N lumber
SCH Oneida, Fitzgerald, milwaukee,, 40 eds wood
scbr Gipsey, Jameson, Buffalo: 95 e1s wood
Echr Cnrlew. Westman, 1So m 1um5er, ~ m 1ath
schr Lizzie Throop. Hathaway. 81 II lumber
Schr James NaTagh, Collins, oswegot Is tons pig
scbr Hamilton, Henderson. 81 cords wood.
Sc6r Yankee Blade, Draper, Presque 1ale, 45o sons
schr Ashtabula. Hammer, Grand Haven, 1,ssoR
R ties
schr HIrondsle. johnson, kalamazoo, Is N lum-
ber
ssS5 e anae
sehr ] % Forester, PETERSON Grand River, 50 N luul-
schs Monticello, Murdock, Bay City, sS N 1um-
schr Geo Feote. McKay: buffalo, 100 tons sou .
seh5 IL Norwegian shastuek' os"sso' 2'o' osls
seh1 4 g Morey, Mcdonald. oswego. 1000 bszs
schr Geo " Holt, Haneon, Buffalo, 1900 br1s salt
sehr Echo, Thompson, Buffalo
chr Alpha Eyers, South Haven, 200 brls salt, 15o
sch1 He1o. Banch, South Haven, % n lumber, 80
schr Illinois, Burke: Musksgon. 90 N lumber
Scht r sanhoF1, B'yben, Bay CITY, 176 n lumber
schr odin, BIanehard, Mnskegon, 100 m lumber
! Scow Grace A Green, Larson. MuRkegon, ,299 =
| r ties 81
CLEARED. .--:.- Aqgast Is.
stmr Comet, Pabst, Two Ktye5s, s9ndsles; n Ls T.
Prop asnsral Tayof VIE woo1nough sarua. 14o bu
Prop Kenosbs. ; b. Lacey, s Goaertch, 15,ou hu corn
| ATT brls flour. sundries.
Prop Michigan, Traverse, sa-nia, 1850 bu corn
toiows M III naft @ baaIo. $4,000 bu oats 1856 br1s
flour, $50 brls pork, AN brls lafu, sundries.a
Prop Oneida, HinckleJ, y, 600 bu wheat.
Prop Plymouth, Dickson, II, ,5os bu cofn' s'ooo br
Bark Morgan, E!sey. waukegan.,
Brig Williams, Ba1lenttne, Buffalo, 1880 b
Brig J Hutchinson, Hutchinson, Green Bay.
SCH Farna1, Lewis. Green M Bnsh. sundFies.
, Schr Bates, Cannon, Muskegon.
+ Schr Union, UI1tch, Racine:
N SChr Forester, Peterson. Grand k1Ser.
| Sc0r Alpha, Eyera, South HaVen-
: Schr Hero. Banck, South Haven
/ Schr Illinois Bu1ke, Muskagon.
scn1 Odin, blanchard, Mnskegon.
. | SchrJ Burke, Warren, Buffalo, 1900 ba corn-
Schr " Preston. Pease, Oswego, 17,n5y bu corl
Schr Fashion, n Ellfgott Goderich. TO- 375 bn cor
/ schr y Il Merritt, McKellnz, Kingston, 49,
bn oats.
3 Echr Blue Bell, Ma1ony, Manitowoc-
Sch1 Newhonse, Bartlett, oconto.
II Schr Sea STAR BfgbY, White Lake.
= Schr Lizzie Throop. Hathaway, Muskegon.
= | Schr Die Vernon, Ing1aham, Buffalo, u, 30
!. | corn.
: Schr Aehtabula, Hammer, Grand haven.
~ Schr Gertrude, Edwards, manitowoc.
n Schr Racine, Clancey. Green Bay.
!. ScoW Grace Greeu. Aaaeo " 1Ato AaAe'
, 1862-08-16

In addition to the above, Julian Moos coll
contributed S25, and David G1eenbaum $40
swelling the whole amount to oueT dtaen thou
sand dollars. -.
Upon motion, It Was agreed to call the COM
pany the Concordia Guards.
After three rousipg cheers for President
Lincoln, three for the Union, aud three more
for the company, The meeting adjourned.
After the adjournment, the company, headed
BY Capt. Lasane and escorted by the Great
Western Band, the ladies' marching in the
ranks and carrying the beautiful asg presented
to the Guards by them, saluted the various
newspaper offices, and then dispersed. We
acknowledge the compliment rendered us by
the gallant company and the splendid music
of the Band.
Our Israe1ite citizens have gone beyond
even their own most sanguane expectations.
Their princelY contribution of itself Is
record which must ever rebound to their pa /
triotism. The rapidity with which their
company was enlisted has not It's equal In the |
history Of recruiting. In bsEely fhirty-slz |
hours' time they have enlisted company |
reaching beyond the maximum, Of gallant,
st1ongaxmed, stouthearted men, who will
make themselves felt in this var. The ladies
| hare set an enduring example By their con-
I! hibutious, their earnest work and their hear
| ty encouragement Of rectaits. In two days
the Israelites have paid in over $l1, 600; in
DAY and half have raised more than q full
company and mustered it in; in one day the
ladies' have subscribed for and made beauti-
ful flsg. Can any town, city or state in the
North show an equally good two days Work?
The Coucordia Guards have our best wishes
for their future and our hopes that victory
may always crown their arms.
| War Claim Blanks for gale at this Office.
Widows Declaration for Bounty and Arrears.
Soldiers Declaration for Bounty and Arrears.
Officers Certificates Of Soldiers Disability.
Surgeons Certificates If Soldiers Disability.
Invalid Pension Claims.
, Widows Declaration for Halfpay.
Heirs Declaration for Bounty and Arrears.
Application for Transfer Of Pension
Application Of Widow for Payment Of Pension.
, Application Of Invalid Pensionsr for Payment
Of Pension.
: | Claim for Ho1ee and Equipments.
q Power Of Attorney to draw Soldiers Pay.
:, Sent by mall postpaid, at seventy five cents pc,
i qulre. Address TRIBUNE CFr1cE,
Chicago, Illinois.
E New Army Regulations, Infantry Tactics
and ARTILLERY Practice, by the War Department
Muster Rolls. zouaye Drill Young Recruit, swor
Exercise, and all othes books, for sale by ?.
Sherlock, 112 Dearborn Htreet. aug146t
10 ~ Madame Cora James is daily astontshin
5. the most skept1cal with her wonderful art, PEI
~ talnng to the past, the Present, and the futur
~ She IL indeed prophet. Ladies' and gentlemen
To- ntAd
, 1862-08-16

OF MAsrKR n CHAECER1.- c
C. z. Fteer has resigned his position OF y
faster IN Chancery, and Judge Manierra has
ppointed e. s. Williams, OF the brm o. d
7i11faras l. Woodbridge, in bis stead. '
M11rrAnY E1Hcr1ox.-Tae Wicker Guards,
ov attached to the First Board OF Trade
.eefment. held their election yesterday
;ith the: following result; Captain, John
seid; First Iaeutenant, Charles aaaading;
econd Lieutenant, Edwin small- +
NvFm TIE wARs-Hatriaou q. Hall, one
# the ORIGINAL Zoua7e Cadets under the ls-
nerted Ellsworth. has, we learu, been enfoueo
.s a private in the Sloan Guards, Capt. snltn,
If this city. May his early teachings help to
make the Sloan Guards fnvincihle.
ELECTION or OFF1cERs.-At meeting OF
Captain u !. ualrs company, uel1 August
18th, Duncan ). Hall was unanimously elect
ed Captain: Edward 4. Smith First Laenten-
AMI, and Vim. q. Rice Second Lieutenant.
On motion the company was named the 'Scau-
mon Light Infantry,'' in honor OF Hon j. l. |
Scammon Of tl,Is city. The company has re-
solved to 60 into the Railroad Regiment
HEHEyoIEST War CIAIM ASSOCIATION
We ask the attention Of our readers TO tne
advertisement Of this society to be fonnd IN
our columns to-day. Reviewing the com-
nendatiops we yesterday bestowed upon this
organization, we would also ask our country
exchanges, snd the religious papers generally,
=, .dror4;co fhe game fyr2tuitonhiy. as We ara
, 1862-08-16

GREEN FRU1T-The market IL 3eti7e and well
supplied, We quote: Apples, new. 50 250a0o-
Pesches . box, $1-35@1. 80; do g basket, $ls70
1.75, Pears q bu $a5e13bo- Blackbeuies hu
&. s.WQ3b0.
BIDEs--steady and without change. We quote:
Dry Flint, 14A144c; Dry salted, 1aDt2hc; Green
salted, 717Kc; GTnbby, 4 pzice; Dry Calf 100
13c; Green do, 9610c.
BU1TER-Very firm and actfTe.
Choice Yellow Firktn. @108c.
Fair to good Firkin. 9H@t0 c.
Gtease. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. @ 8Hc.
, 1862-08-16
street, c3rner of FIRn01n, On Sunday morning At
@'|f ~ '4"' T. b. Turz1E, Rector,

EE Bolomon'a Temple win remain another
week. We advise all to visit It. ~ It IL won~
deriul work Of art. Lecture at " md 81 p. N.
Adnn1eston a6 cents ~ 183t
, 1862-08-16

Hides are in fair demand, and prices without
nuYer. We notice ealsa Of 6,c0o Marsnham, 269
ibe, at 16x, s months; 100 T1n1i1le On private
1e1ine ana 4.5f Otinoco at &c, uaouths.-e|our-
, 1862-08-16
nd steady; sa1es 100 br1s. at 4375@4 Is. Corn
neal firmef; GALES 8D bfle. brandyH1ne At $3.50

&pd steady; sa1es 100 br1s. at 8375@s Is. Corn
meal frmer; GALES ano hfls brandy~ine At $3.50
WHsN.-Fir1ne.. sa1es, 100 brls at 3tzfDsac.
-Wheat-demaudles less active and market
eeascsly 20 & The de- deiins IN 6o!d aP9 eas4
sl,eoS 81 Ai1wsnEes club at s1-1791 "a; 25,oal
e. slesn sas5 Eay 1aSa wasa ~
Canadian club at o. "a; 100 bu. white Michigan
3l-6s. Rye quiet and steady, Barley dull and
Iominal. Corn In moderate request for export
and 5ees ss tost ba s @ e9 81
mixed western; 64@57c for eastern; 47052e, for
unsonnd; 700T1c for ghite Wsstetn and 5000
1s oE es e a ST. iai slss Z eansss f
western andstate-
PEoy7sIoss-Pork market mose active and 8
ihas M Epss ssea iar 9Ih 2hn n s.s ss
01o.m for prime: iii 0o@11.e5 for prime
ess Beef qg,st m and ID, stga4y ntiMs Snes
fepacEed mess; x1aW@l4 SIX for extra ness
prime. Mess beef qulst and Unchanged Beef
| 9ib paekages st. 3H@4c; for shonlde 81 @exefof
hams: Smoked meats steady. Sales A1,oW n at
oE sss ssa 5 S n 9t naa 5tDss aRs d + ! ST.
5es ohio; 4d Z M@sse for ststs CHEESE Steady st
GaocxRHs Coffee Rio, h.n, and prices tend.
BGFFALO, Augnst i5.-F1oua- Quiet and noth,
3. 1@pSEhfsas aa aaR demand for red
moderately 11m at sc. Oats in faiE demand
| at 2(c-
WMsEE-Quiet.
CANAL FnE1eHrs-Firm 1s7411sc for wheat
13kG14e for COTE A.. o-,.. a.. oo
ExroBrsN161,ot0 b1 wheat, $4,000 bu con- s.. 90
, 1862-08-16

THE EXCURSION MAsIA.-Three e1curaion
trains left Chicago yesterday: ono for James
VILE, one for Forest Bay, and one for Cold
Spring Grove,
, 1862-08-16

Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tttbune1
DETROIT, August Ii, 1852.
TF-Pzop. Ontario: barks Grace Greenwood.
Marauette, Naomi; schrs. D. r Martin, Nicara-
sua, Poland, collingwood, Col. Cook, Jusa, Col
man, Geo Davis. Ralph Campbell, Sophia Smith,
Lookout, Milwaukee belle, Perry, Mary, Grove.
DoxE-Props. Pittshurg, Free State, Missouri.
Bccket; ba1ks Two Fanntes. Fontavi]le; brig
Montezuma eehze Russell, Dart, Plover. saranac,
Gertrude, Yankee, Quickstep, 3. Malt, G. Mann,
Ketchum, q. J. Rich, Cuba, j. b. Drake, NJ F.
johnson, Eleanor.
Weather pleasant; wind W
MOVEMENTS OF CHICAGO VESSELS.
yEssx1s ABR1s Ed At BUFFALO FnoH CHICAGO,
August 13-Prop. Galeua, Adristics bark Great
West, Colorado; brig Mahoning; s:hr- Australia,
Nightingale.
, 1862-08-16

29c; 1900 bu do At 8oc; 5000 bu June receipts do
at A6c.
OATS-Received, 2,6s9 bn. Market Hc higher.
6alee, 1,4o0 bu No. I In Rtore at size,
RYE Received, Q, ,5a8 bn. Market more active
and &c better. Bales, 5,6o0 bu No. In store at
t0Kc; 1900 bu do at 60c 400 bu do at 49c.
BARLEY-Receiyed, s91 bu- Market qule. and
nominal at 60@Goc.
HGHWINEs- Received, $50 brls. Marketdrm.
Sales, 30 bfla at 27a<c; 60 b.ls at 28c-
MESS PORK-In good demand and hrner. sales
500 b1ls st $9.6aK: 100 br1s do at $3.50
LARD-85 tres steam lard atTHc.
TA1InW-Gnfat AMI non{raY ar a1f6AqA
, 1862-08-16

ELECTION or OrF1cERs.-At a meeting OF
Captain u. J. t1sll's company, ussl1 AuEuot
18th, Duncan ). Hall was unanimously elect
ed Captain; Edward L. Smith First Lteuten-
ami. and VIM, q. Rice Second Lieutenant.
On motion the company was named the|'scau1-
mon Light Infantry in honor Of Hon J. I.
Scaumon Of tl,Is city. The company has 70
solved to 60 into the Railroad Regiment.
, 1862-08-16

In this city, on the 9Th Inst By Fey Robert Z Gol-
lex, BTE- E-HEE ~. WHEElEk ana HliA LII e. AlHA -
&c Ssms EassaEb o. board O. t5e ts!k
EfSG5. of Michigan Cd the 13th lnss at the Wabash
avevne Methodist Episcopal PaSonagG n ne same'
GEO n. .sHIVES, Of Iowa, and MARlE EFA AChoS b.
n Michigan,
, 1862-08-16

~ New Army Regulations, Infantry Tactics,
and ARTILLERY Practice, by the War Department; !;
Muster Rolls. zouaye Drill. Yonng Recruit. Sword
Exercise, and all other books, for sale by 2. T.
Sherlock, LIZ Dearborn Htreet. aug146t
, 1862-08-16
An Alleged SEtnd1e-AfFest OF the
P4rffe8.s.

this city. On Thursday morning, shaAser
was here with his seventy 1egs Of butter; but
for some reason best understood BY himself,
he cold the entire lot to Mcssrs Ladd Il VIII
liasns~ A soon a. Albright and S.aub heagd
, Of this Transaction, they caused capias to By
issued By Justice Stiekney for the arrest Of
Shadier. This writ Was placed In the hands
| OF Michael McMahon, constable for the Ninth
| Ward, who arrested the vcnder Of butter just
: as he was about to take the train for home.
On their way towards the jail, the constable
!, persuaded Shatfrer to give him q, on condi-
= tion that the. somewhat frightened Kenosha
= gentleman should be taken to staub &s Smiths
y place Of bueiness, instead Of being locked
up In jail. The two then proceeded to the
= place designated, and In few moments the
. yictimizcd shaffter found himself c1oseted in q
- private room with McMahou, staab aud
= Albright. They then proceeded to ply theit
!, prisoner with severe threats Of Immediate
> ard prolonged confinement In the county jail
unless he should at once furnish them with
e such indemnify as they might designate.
bo Feeling that he Was in an exceedingly bad fix,
~ and dread1ng the threatened incarceration
more than any expenditure Of money, Shat:
~ fef reluctantly yielded to their terms Of com.
~ promise They required him to give them
-. SIS In cash; his note for $100; = bill Of sass
=. for the seventy kegs Of butter and an order
- on Ladd and Williams for the eame. All this
- Was done by shaffrer, during afew moments
Nv he wns under durese- He was then permitted
~ to 60 his way. But instead Of proceeding
~ directly home, he very wisely concluded Il
u seek redress for bis wrongs, by legal process
ea" Accordingly he went before Justice Ml1ikel
, 1862-08-16

ORFro TIE EWARs.-Harrison 81. Hall, one
Of the original Zouave Cadets under the ~
xnented Ellsworth, has, we Learn, been enrolled
asa private in the Sloan Guards, Capt. smith,
Of this city. May his early teachings help to
7ne1,e the Sloan Guards invincihle.
, 1862-08-16

SKED4DDIEu.~Our Norwegian residents
are very Indignant at the discovery OF the fact
that one Of their number land he the only
ope) left for Canada last week to escape the
draft. Els naue Ia Thomas 1verson.
, 1862-08-16

MUSICAL Mozazt's twelfth Hass, the
mister piece Of this great master, will be per
formed by the chosr Of the Holy Name to
morrow {sundsy). at 1ox o'clock, at the
corne. Of Wolcott and Superior streets
, 1862-08-16

4 DELINQUENT SOLDIER. e5terday morn
Ing, young man giving his name as joel
Dastnport, WIS arrested BY Capt. Nelson At
the Michigan Central depot, being about to
embark on an Eastward bound train, Without
the necessary permit. When questioned as
to his destination, business, osc., he stated
TINT be was soldier, had been connected
s5itu one of the kansas regiments, doing ser
vice OF the frontier, and Was then going on a
visiz to his home in Indiana. But unfortu-
ustely, this struggling delinquent could Show
neither discharge nor q farlough-fn conse.
uuerce Of which failure the authorities are
eft to infer that he is deserter. He was
temporarily lodged In the county Jail, and
will doubtless be cent to camp Douglas-
, 1862-08-16

DoN'T MAKE L FGss.-We are receiving
continual co1nplaints from fretty, fussy, lndt~
yidusls that their names are put down twice
upon the enrolment LIST Well, what OF It?
We do not see any special reason why man
should complain because his Government is
partial and gives him two chances to be OF
services to his country where others have only
one. Onr own name has been taken four
times: once at our residence, once at this
Office, once from the old assessment roll and
once We presume upon general principles,
ond we expect to take the chances. without
grunting about it. 4 man should esteem it a
personal compliment that his services are
so much in demand.
, 1862-08-16

~ Inventions seem to keep pace, or
rather prtcede The wants Of the people. 50
much so that great inventions seem prophetic
Of momentous changes. Sixteen years age
the invention Of sewing machines gave to the
United etates the power Of clothing the 1arzz
est army of modern times, and helped Haks
<sthe uprising Of great people" praetiea
bic thing. Since then numerous Improve
ments baye been made by the Grover g. Bake
Sewing Machine Company, who manufacture
the largest variety for FAMILY and manutactur
ing purposes, and Of both stitches One can
not fail Of being suited at their sales room
IL Lake street
, 1862-08-16
%he Grihuut.
SATURDAY, AUGUST 1e, 1869.
THE CITY.

TEE REkRo11MEHT.-Eight thousand names
bsye been enrolled for draft IN South Chicago
and there are some 500 More to come
, 1862-08-16

This committee, composed Of prominent
citizens and bnRiness men, need no urging to
make this welcome an impressive QUE Their
very best cpdeayors will not carry them
beyond the wishes Of the community.
, 1862-08-16

w a N TED-To E1chapge-A A
w Frame Bui1dlng With Engine and Boiler Of Is
Berrien county Michigan. situated In the midst q
fine timber country and near the lake shore VIII ex.
reaper and mower horse power and mill ior Grind
o6ttsn Hall j52stlN I'm
, 1862-08-16

APPOINTMENT OF MAsrER N CHAECER1.-
1,C. P Freer has resigned his position OF
Master IN Chancery, and Judge hanierre has
appointed e. s. Williams, OF the hfm o'
williams h Woodbridge, in his stead.
, 1862-08-16

MILITARY E1EcT1ox.-Tae Wicker Guards,
onw attached to the First Board OF Trade
Regiment, held their election yesterday
with the following result; Captain, John
Re1d; First Lieutenant, Charles Glaading;
Seeond Iieutsnant, Edwin 91n1ll
Weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1858-1865, 1862-09-10
The Affair at WASHINGTON.

It was whispered about several days ago, that we
should hear something in short time favorable to
our arms in the eastern part Of this State We un-
derstand that Brig Gen. j. G. Martin determined
to attack the Yankees at Washington, on Friday
night last. The force employed we have not fully
ascerained, but learn that the 18th N. c. regiment
and two companies of the 55th regiment, with one
Or two artillery companies and portion Of Cavalry,
marched down and made the attack on Friday night
or Saturday morning The attack was successful,
it is said, driving the Yankees out of the town.
Our forces held the town about two hours, we learn,
but were forced to retire by the Yankee gunboats,
which commenced Smelling the town and our troops.
Our reported loss is varously stated but the most
probable number is that we lost 80 men in killed
and wounded. 49,.
dispatch received from friend on Monday af-
'erhoon simply states, "we took 10 prisoners, four
pieces Of artillery, burnt one steamer, killed about
w. anu retired under heavy gunboat fire."
III. prefer to wait full Development of facts in
nls afaIr before we give circulation to rumors not
10y crealtabe to some concerned. We hear it said
snat we lost 80 in killed and wounded, and that
'n0ns the killed are four of our Captains