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The Portland daily press., 1862-08-29
STATE OF MAINE.

ADJUrANT GENERALS OFFICE,
AUGUSTA, Aug. 20. 1852.
GENERAL ORDER, No. 3l
In pursuance of the request of the Secretary of
war, cantained in General Order No. 80 of that De-
parment, Sect I'd of which is rs follows viz:
THE Governors of the several States are hereby
requested forthwith TO designate rendezvous for the
drafted militia of said States and TO appoint COM
mandants therefor, and to notify the Secretary of
War of the location of such rendezvous, and the
names of the commandants:''
II is ordered. That the places designated in Gene
raj Order No. 32 of this Department, viz: Portland
Augusta and Bangor, will be the rendezvous of the
drafted militia of this State and volunteers in lieu
draft; and the following gentlemen have been ap-
pointed commandments thereof, compensation to be
determined by the War Department.
John Lynch for the rendezvous at Portland which
will be known as Camp Abraham Lincoln"
George w Kicker for the rendezvous at Augusta
which viii be known as Camp L. ID. keyes.'
Gideon Mayo for the rendezvous at Bangor which
will be known as Camp John Pope"
BY order of the COMMANDMENTS Chief
JOHN L. HODSDON,
a22d3t Adjutant General
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MISCELLANEOUS.
GRAND TRUNK RAILWAY.
Notice to Wood and Lumber Mcr-
chants.

LHRoM November 1st, 1862, to MAY lst 1863. the
Il rates OF freight on all descriptions of lumber
No fire wood will be conveyed between October Ist
1862, and May 1st, 1863
An advance in the rates of fire wood will take place
next summer. but in consequence of changes In the
arrangement for conducting the wood business which
are about to be made the Company will not be able
to take fire wood from certain places on the line so
that should any parties make contracts for fire wood
to be carried on the railway during the next season.
they must understand that they will do so at their own
risk, aud that the Company will not feel themselves
bound to carry it,
Due notice will be given of the rates of freight and
from what stations lire wood can be carried next
summer.
c. J. BRIDGES Managing Director.
Montreal August l. 1862 asdtf
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HOTELS.
..-
ELM HOU 8 E.,

THE undersigned respectfully informs the
iiTSffsA pubic mat he has leased the above House.
I,Ist3rs3 on Federal Street Portland and invites
EAAk the travelling community 10 call and see III
he knows how to keep hotel' Clean,
airy rooms, good beds, well-provided table aten-
tive servants and moderate charges are The induce
ments he holds out TO those whose business or pleas
ure call them to the Forest City,"
Portland, Aug. TO- 1862 dtf
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PORTLAND DAILY PRESS.

JOHN T. GILMAN, ra;.o
JOSEPH B. HALL, Hioitors.
Is published at No. s2l EXCHANGE STREET,
in FOX BLOCK, by
FOSTER, GILMAN and HALL,
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N. A. FOSTER & co.
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vance.
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CITY HOTEL, - PORTLAND.

AMASA I. G.. DODGE.
4 HAVING assumed the proprictorship of
SR this house, promises TO spare no pains 10
Jr&ss1 accommodate its former patrons as well ss
lsh62iu his old friends and the public generally
E& Having had an experience of sixteen years
he thinks he keep hotel -
This house is one of the best In the city, and very
Street.
Portland, Aug. %, 1862 dsw&wsm
The Portland daily press., 1862-08-29
HOMESTEADS FOR $40.

FuNHE MISSOURI LAND COMPANY have pur-
Il chased from the Hannibal & st. Joseph Railroad
Company large tract of land in Northern Missouri,
adjoining the fourishing town of Hamilton, Caldwell
County, for farming and manufacturing purposes,
and have divided their property into lots and farms.
They are offered to subscribers in shares of $40 each
Maps, with full information, be had by calling on
EDWARD SHAW, Agent,
102 MIDDLE STREET, PORTLAND.
June %. diff
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BATH HOTEL,

Il By @. M. PLUM MINER.
IrAnI 3S6, WASHINGTON ST. BATH.
EG12A '.'Terms 81 per day. Stable connected
with house.
Bath, June %, 1862 DIR
, 1862-05-23
LAW INTELLtIGIsNCE.

War; De LUSAT1co.-An application was
made in the Circnis Court, day before yester-.
day, by Geo. Sturges, through his counsel,
Walker, Van Arman & Dexter, praying for
the issuance Of writ de lunatieo inguireado
The. petition set forth the insanity of bis
father, Solomon sturgee. that he was incapa-
bic of attending to his business, and prayed
the inqnisition Of jury and appointment Of
Commissioners to manage bis business until
he should be restored to sanity. Tbs Court
granted the prayer Of the petitioner, and d.
rected the issuance Of the writ. A Jury was
empanneled, aud Drs. Freer, johnson aud
others appeared as witnesses, testifging that
he was exposed to periodical monthly attacks
Of insanity Of short duration, which rendered
him incapable Of attending properly to bis
business. Mr. sturges made no defence, and
Mr. Buckingham: his sop-in.law, and B. ssur-
ges his son, were appointed Commissioners.
Nearjy every one is acquainted with Solo
mon st1rges, and with the nature Of the ptain-
tul malady which has overtaken him. IA re-
CARDS others, he was perfectly harmless It
was only 1ns respect to himself that hts relar
tiyes feared dangerous consequences in allow
ing him longer to attend to his 1arge business,
tho icar& apd e;xxeitement of which 'wero daily
adding TO the, weight, which was breaking
down his. osertaaAed mind :Ehe inclpiaacg
'of nj lnalady W. largely owing 70 tho deep
and tntense :iateffft rhieh' he .naaaitsated IL
the overthrow Of the REBELLION, md the Figor;
ous prosecution Of the war. It was con.
, 1862-05-23
MARINE NEWS. !:
= VESSELS PASSING DETROIT;

Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tribune.1
: .-. :: = Detroit, May "A 1869
: Ur-Sttnr Planet: props Marquette. Wenona.
Dunkirk, Queen City; bark Lady OF the Lake;
Dowa-Props Globe. Fountain city; brig New
York; schrs international, Antelope, New Lon
dop- -
Weather pleasant: Wind southwest; -
MARINE DIsAsTIR-The ting Bay City sprung
aleak during thegs1e Of yesterday, and went down,
eighteen miles below. Ma1dsn.. The c1sw Werd to
ken of by the tug Winalow.: :.:s.. /, =
BLOWN AsHnRE IN 4, A,5ToRx.-Capt. Warner OF
the schooner Ellington anived in this city ycsterz
day By Etesmer from Poe.Hnfun, who reports .his
vesse1 having gone aahoEe on Lake Huron 40 ne Is
mDse thia Side OF Po1pt au Bsrqae. Capt. " LEFT
on RatufdsJ norning1hst fem the mouth Of 1he
Saginaw River With cargo Of lumber. bouad f2t
Cleveland. with favorable weather; and On S1ndoy
the day following, the; wind commenced blowing
fsom the west in squalls, aettlog In hazY. aad in
creasing in violence, when shout o'ctock In the
afteTn6un! h5s ,dym3jth blew AWAY: The vessel
:91st etrutk rock. then hutnng up ran ORA fsef
and eharf1y after allkd With Waier- She Is owned
by Capt. " Ahd isinsuEed fnt only one 'half haz
iy1,ue, a1d + nosWta15wtup psoso serious loss
: Bu11a1o, a5 ;E11td, plops Raeane. Mo-
, 1862-05-23
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL,


THuRapAx EyEx1Ea, Mhy a.
Financfal matters sre moving along very quiet
]y with scsrcely anything to distinguish one day
from another. The plethora Of mo1ey continues.
and as the banks are running race in the issue
Of their promises to pay, redee4ing In Treasury
Notes instead Of coin, 1t is difficult to see where
the Hood Of paper issues can be stopped The
radical mistake made By the Government, and
often referred to in these columns, in not taxing
bank Issues, Is becoming more apparent and
glaring with every days experience. Prudent
business principles still prevail, and admon1rhad
by recent losses, this Is especially true at the
West; but with the temptation to utter almost
unlimited s'promises to pay,'' II the country in
the end escs pes financial disaster it will be more
fortunate than our&eA just ROW viii warrant,
The business Of the city does not equal the de-
s1rea or the ability of bankers. Withithe right
kind Of couatera1s almost any amount Of paper
wou1d be readily taken By the banks.~*
The hefemsnd and supply OF New York Exchange
remain about equal. Buyers pay par OK; aud
the current selling rate IL Il premium; hut con-
ceesions Of email fraction are sometimes made
BY the larger banks to best customers Oh round
lots.
Gold Is firm, but sales are nos large. Buying
price *; selling 314@a6- The price In the New
York market, is reported ats
MuwAuBEB.-Ihe Sentinel Of to-day sags;
Business In the money market was eompasa-
tiTely quiet yesterday, and the on1y new feature
change. The banks all allowed par for New York
sight and in selling to each other made but little
concessions from the current rates. We quote:
Sew York Exchange. par: .... prem,
SPesisi SPeseary xotes....::... S@H p's": :"
CncmxAT1--The Gazette Of today ssys:
Money continues plenty: the demand for it 1s
light, and good paper Is wanted The standard
II inside Is low as PEI Cent, and cal loaas ars
freely offered at this figure.
Exchange is In good supply, and with moder,
round eums, found little difficulty in purchasing at
20, and come we're able to buy st 12H pfem- Gold
IL dull at prem. buying and prem. selling. We
quote:
SeIa. Sem aotk:. Raa % Y sPIsm PIs@
sr. Lour.-The Democrat Of day says:
The money market was dnl1, and without
change today. There was but little demand
for e. Tfasa + % pfG II
| party was very willing, and glad to get that.
There !. ne demand for coin and i may be 9u9ted
aouri Defenfe Warrants, aid th=y are finn at 50 to
| IS cents. There are not soNany Of these war
rants af1oat as We supposed. But little rising oi
be absorbed BY the Delinquent taxes q
| the State. tuppoeipg always those taxes te
be col1ectable. Thie places them In bette!
they could occupy. and they may be considered a
| good Investment at quoted prices, OF even higher
ratce- Trade in government vouchers is du! At
ments n Ills department viii probably b nsde
! In money after the first Of next month.
, 1862-05-23

There was not much inquiry for mess pork to-
though city ie generally held at $l1.a5. Ribbed
aides were firm at 5Ae for bulk, aud 6xc for
smoked. Holders anticipate higher figures. and
there il not much desire to realize Bulk hams
sold at 456c. Shoulders ase neglected, and prices
1omit afat SIC for bulk and 4E for smoked
Nothing done in lard. 1t fe not much inquired
ture, are offering very little. In whisky. Sester-
6ayfs decline was recovered the market closing at
13c- In -four limited local business only is be
ing done, but prices are unchanged: Buyers and
there is little Or nothing doing. Corn 1s 0rul
at 37@3Sc- Oats are heavy, aud could not be sold
10 any extent in bulk, on ar1fTa at over Csc. Rye
aGyanced &C per hu
, 1862-05-23
CHICAGO DAILY MARKET.

~ ~
49, 1N'4''' a1's NN' A0oS'
e tsn'n sosa - :" SAoTs' u subject 70 2estoT-
pit nad m IT, a 10 10 tSs XIII XII VIE y IL ~
II made IN Which s seller 11aus TIE sforq9e il Il
quoted 1see Of sto,nge," or IT Q. 6.''
FLOuR-Rcceipts 1914 br1s. Shipments II .1s5
brls. Market dnll and heavy. Sales were 6oo hr1=
uDs.on M;11s ~ RI and 1oo b,1z fh,a,d M. <,,vsn,
at a. de, IN hr1s oood sn,,no FIt,, A. IN N
dc1. m MA ustandarf,, whte Wi1ter m ,r,Tota -
+.,r,x IN h,,s :, ;,r;,,,+ ,-,.. ,h.;o. c,,,r-r
-. ~ e. An d.1
-ne e - .-... -.......
1l<- =. $3.50 naas,.. 'gn1 .ao snk1en.s were
o.'s Jun ~ o1s"e., eeaoonete son,t L, us'es'
uteS 1"*ie auu na7oA'u' eo'r a. OF oAes> L. ..
aaofssn' oass ae oc-u 70 oonalo' seaoonefs
tionsines' Daoa' oe "on' anu fni.oa. WHEEL 70
os"ese a. as NAV 0e41o'4ot o1'''''' eotA ~ w.
"1SG WaEaM~ e. ~ ~t.,.;,.s q, sox =. xo
bn Tha n,arket aarancea aaa11a w.. s,srs4 $3.50
r.;e+ s.1.o x-.-a s.nn ,n ~ ~ ~. ss4 esA
:, stors soo In Amhs~ fo-r. ~ aac ~ e+ero '
sno ~ A., ~ a., :, s+,-. ~ nm ~, ~
~ e.. ~ a+a~a ~, 1a d. =. 20 sf.txg oos
-. - e.~1-... ~. -. ~, 49, ~vo' ~
f4s S' ''s' - s$o'o ''ee' w w ~ ''s'
III s'oie'
toHN-hee'1pss 9s'eoe nn' shipments l2o, rs
pa. - -11.N =. ~ ana s.eao! aa.es ou, oa ola
~ s.'e5 @l1sa ~ ~, snost; 1,ao On o1a ni1ea At
~. ~ eso.e oo.ooo oa 10 at &'1se N stoEe; 7,oo
ou Ne" a1Aeo a. S7cr IN eto1e' ia'Na oa hejecled
q. 11e' II e.ole' s'ou9 oh' GO al z'8c' IN store ;
6uu ou 60 At NC. In store
oA1s-Receipts sos bn: Shipments 10 SO bu-
aaixes oou' oalee eoo ou no: as 1ae, IN store
, 1862-05-23
Our NegE Municipal Government.
Editors Chicago Tribune;

Is this the entertainment We wero invited
to when We voted for our present Mayor for
the purpose Of :" harmony and united ac-
tion in sustaining the General Government in
crushing out rebellion? The principles enun-
ciated in the inaugural OF lis Honor were
emincnt}y patriotic; but Judging a tree
By its fruits how have the mighty fallen. OF
the nominees presented to the Council last
evening by him for confirmation to Important
places. more than one Of them are blatant
secessionists or apologsts for the conduct
of the South, and who have been loud mouth
ed in their denuuciations of the Government
In the selection Of the official paper can-
not trust myself to utter my abhorrence OF
the act done, as it was evidently through the
direct inSf,umenta{ity Of the Mayor himself!
How he can look an honest man and q true
lover Of his country in the face, hereafter, is
to be tested; for one 1 have no desire to
know him more Judy ing, as We do, of men
BY the company they keep, VIC are forced to
the conclusion that Els Honor Is an open and
avoWed enemy of his country, certainly If his
organ truly reflects his sentiments, which we
are bound to suppose it does.
Is it not about time that tive, the people, y
put stop to mcn-yes, and women, too,
Haunting their secession spite and hatred In
OUT midst; for one say yes, ycsl No more
Of it in our city and if needs be, apply the
correction on the spot; OF refuse them thu
common c1vilities Of business and social rcla.
tions ard Intercourse. Parson Brown1oW'e
opinion Of them meets my views.
ONE OF THE PEOPLE.
, 1862-05-23
MARINE LIST.
PORT OF CHICAGO.

- ARRIVED. -....... .May ~
Prop Potomac Gebhezd. Buffalo. sundrica.
Prop G4len2 Steele, Buffalo, sund1fes
Prop If2trae State, Williams. Ogdeusburgh, sun.
drfcB.
schr Magnet, walstra, Grand Haven, rs II lumbar,
schr Pioneer. Thompson, Holland, SO m staves.
Sehr Lizzie Threop, Flood, Grand Riyer.
Schr Mariner, Baker, Manitowoc, 500 N shfGgles.
Schr Fishhawk. Anderson, Holland, Is N staTes.
Schr Union, Ulrich, Holland. IS cords wood
Sch1 Gertrude, Edwards, MQskeGon, Is N lumber.
Schr Uctavia. JobnEoD, Grand Haven, 80 m lumber,
;. $50 N shingles.
scow harriet Ana, Hanaon, Kalamazoo, 50 II lam,
her, 1c0 N shingles.
CLEARED. .--.-.--s May a.
stmr Seabird, Dougau, Ontonagon, sund.ies.
Prop Ga1ena. Steele, Buffalo, 5,ooo brds -four, 500
Prop y BscEns. Chamberlain, ontonagon. zun:
dries.
Brig Tahe1oek, Derean, oconto. sundries.
Brig Williams, Rallentine, Buffalo, 1900 bu
corn.
schr Magnet, wa1stra, Mnekegon.
Schr Mariner, Baser, Grand RtEer
Echr FiEhhaWk, Anderson. Holland.
Sehr Delos DeWo1f Joyce, ,Oswego, 1e 900 bn wheat.
schr Oliver Culver, Wheaton, Buffalo, Il. do bu
schr Union, u1zich, Holland.
Sthr Gertrude, Edwards, MauitoToc
Schr Octayin. Johcson, Grand Hayen.
Schr Autoc1at. Grover. Bu1fAio, 1880 bu corn.
Schr M11an, Ftink, Hnffalo, 1850 bn wheat.
Scow Harriet Ann. Hanson, Kalamazoo.
, 1862-05-23

The Blade Of yesterday ssJs: Our market Is very
quiet to day, and we do not hear Of TRANSACTION
There was sale Of 6,0o0 bn red Ind and Ohio
wheat late last evening, At 95c- F1our-dne IS !;
Gncy q 6e@5. Buck~heaEno sale. Rye Hour
g . brl: Wheat We quote nominally- White
Mich $1.0s01.03; do Wabash 91l1Ccc; Red Mich
gG&9c; 1ed n and Miama CSC; Red Illinois $50.
cofn-last sales at q NC, but eince report buyers
are holding fl for lower figures Oats SOC. Rye
s: q SIC. Ba1leJ-spring SIC; winter 55c. The re.
cetIts at our and grain for twenty four hours were
as follews: Flour 4,t1o br1s; wheat s1,lsq bn :;
r6rD ENh hn
, 1862-05-23
.s5afes.
S2OO.00{I IN ONE OF

BEHRING'S FATEET BATES,
Attae great rrs N Pe1st xna Futon ~, i'm - 1RR
A5ss1a. H1aa1Es 4 ca No. 81 1so.9M4z:
elON SAFE you msta for me few yests aSs. ha4
9$n Pig to he!ete tsss' IN -tht Ere&s dr cofnar OF
sn1t3n snd PsaH s1eets, e the R6la Inst which
otheE?@ Tho dfe commeDced abouS :: O'Clock 3undAY
noFnln& and the bass taken from the ruins Afsa1
- Of more taan thirty houra Tour 8aEa co
Rlhed al my ocnEA trHurAnce poitcto1 aad oEsfval.
Pa4es4 besides gold &od xiIEez, bank o&iB,
Ro0 pondN. &C. amounting TO ovef TKo HuNbKxp
EaouatNo DoILARs EYefythtng tn the aata In per
tecf ot4ef except 6e binding OF tho eook1. being
.tes@ed 7onr Pasent Champion safe gtvee q grad
nd haa 9ua1dod sstely thEoukh I'D nre
'1' so.-- u ~ e0h'en1 rS II. }Fsosssfsa:
3: -, -A3ufHE1 n :THE eAM1 EIKN-%ln0o0B BATKp-
axaKxAL o797cK NEW A4Iaa sIHAxH e ~ CO r.
NessZA HEkx1na Co, No. 81 B<osdwaY-63HTs:
an42o1e o1 fpux 3A1ont Cham p4ca s4ae Y tae g
cent t1ts1ye d1e, Qf Fulton And fe3E1 eSfee
q The Mth h& fha Sato nas tn tho third eotY ct IN
f1lso1 Bank Budding dud fell With tne enna % tae
:cell1E Y wa saken ou the ra1ns atser
oookt and asnount Y he sk aoss4
md about 3tAo 20 IA t-T5e4satI noses And ottE seeae
rtttse.e4 q which re fo444 tA good oeds1 snd IN
aEEa1Has Patent qHa1R1oS RkA :F13 faa6or
,s No. fs.fsa!e sss9I:tx p tseW = r. ~ Peg
1znY4 Il d ~ HsT1tnE E4ogds II! EaIaAE "CEX8
Snl,ftffl1EsaH
, 1862-05-23
Wants Bis Name Right.
Cu1eAGo, May ~, 1863,

Editors Chicago Tribune.
In your report Of the proceedings Of the
Board Of Trade few evenings ago in regard
TO members taking the oath Of allegiance,
you quoted few rambling remarks made BY
me, and credited them to Mr.. Hanley. Some
Of my friends who read your report Of said
meeting. rather intimated to me that as
sumed nsmc for the. occasion, lest my po.
litica1 associates might take of1ense at my
boldness. Therefore / have thought well Of
requesting you to make the necessary corFec-
tion, as have no political or religious associ
ates who ever committed disloyalty to the
Constitution. II T had, and they were ms
brothers, would kick them from my pres
ence; and if it was my father, would violate
the fourth commandment by dishonoriug his
unholy request Your respectfully.
MICHAEL MCACLEY.
, 1862-05-23

>, me late fesoiutlon o. t9e Boslon bankers, that
tie currency Of the country. is regarded at the
Treasury Department as pretty correct one 0ae
hundred millions Of dollars Of demand notes arc
millions more. Congress will donbt1ess authorize
the issue Of further amounts. as the public needs
nay require Of them. It is desired that there
shall be uotes Of less denomination than i've
dol1a16 The necessity of trade may call for a
currency circulating medium ol three or four hun
dred millions Of Treasury paper, and for this form
mand for payment of either principal or interest
In this matter Governor Chase has done great
service to the State.
, 1862-05-23
- 0Aj lHS.
New York;. .......-- p1r 21t
fEn35 Z rrrTn-


At the Sub-Treasury the conversion Of United
States notes into the q cents If 1852 at par goes
iolWala On Ia Toesra @sa ~ ne Socp Sqnss1sioas T @
The deposit line at the Treasury is about $49,-
250.C0o- As the limit Is aiy millions, the Assist
ant Treasurer in this city prepared to receive
deposit any part Of *75o,Ne. at j = cent per an
mum interest. The market for gold to-day il firm
at 1t331f q cent. Bills on London are 113A Gill
2 cent.
EXPORTS, new foBR.-The following IL the COM
parative statement Of the exports exclusive OF
epecie) from the port of Nsw York to foreign ports
for the week ending May 20, and since Jan. 1:
tsG), 1861, 1851
For the week - &, $50, ,119 $2,f07 Isl $2453500
Prev'ly reported 3o6ei, los A7,a13,418 44,49l 9Oj
4 e. L.
, 1862-05-23

Tota1.,.~ 1i1e5 515oa 1ao475 7oap 6s75 taooo
There was a very light demand for Wheat by
shippers to-day, but under an active inquiry by
rrcculators and short sellers, the market advanced
e@2Hc pc1 bushel on the ruling quotations Of yes
te1day-closing quiet. Sales were made at s3e for
No 2 Red Winter, st1sac for Amber iowa,
No. Spring, 79@soc and No. Spring 6917Dc.
The transactions In Flour continue very light and
the market is almost nominal at 3,5a@3 70 for me-
dium to good brauds Of Spring Extras-
There was an active demand for Corn, and the
market was firm and buoyant at 216e for Old Mixed
in store; &c for New Mixed in store and 22A32hc
for Rejected In store. Oats were dull at sc. Rye
quiet and nominal at 44@45c. Barley remained
quiet and unchanged. Highwines were firm and
advanced nc with sa1es at a0e. Provisions Of all
kinds were dull and nominal. Lake F1cishts were
easier with engagements ut Sc for Oats and &c for
Corn to Buffalo, 1oe for Corn ard .015c for Wheat
to OaWegC.
, 1862-05-23

ILLINOIS sTATE SABBATH ScHooL.-The
Fourth Annual Convention Of the Illinois
in the Clark Street Methodist Episcopal
Church, corner Of Washington) In this city,
on Tuesday, the Sd day Of June proxImo,
commencing at 10 O'Clock 4 N. It's sessions
will continue for two days. Distinguished
speakers from abroad have signided their in
tention to be present and take part in the ex-
ercf6es.
, 1862-05-23

FORT SCOTT, hAnsAS, nay I, 1eG1.
Editors Tribune:
desire to acknowledge the receipt from the
"Chicago Sanitary Commission Of two bozes
OF hospital stores, for each Of the regiments ofmy
brigade. can testify how acceptable these arti-
cles proved themselves tv be- not only to the aick
and wounded soldiers, who are beyond the 1each
OF sympathizing friends. but also to the surgeon,
who're efforts arc thereby 30 greatly facilitated;
and they are Talned the more because IN this To-
calily money will not procure them.
lam, very respectfully, youzs.
G. D. BKsEE, Brigade Surgeon, e. $. a.
New styles Of Paper Hangings just received at
Fa1ons, Lake etreet- Call and see them. ap94 p74S
Photographs co1ored In mrs: c1ass style By Mrs.
4. Kidder, 1863 South Clark street. my9s-st
Rei1iserators nd Ice Boxes wholesale and
retail-of the most approved kinds .
:;RefF4geratoza repaired or exchanged.
smsaas.1at J.W. BENT, IS Lasalie.
~ Go to Boyd's Exchange Office, No. IS Clark
street. and look at the new and dangerous coun-
tezfett FIVE Oh the Bank OF America, New York
City. 1t may saye you av- m,ssat
Yankee Card Writer'S wedding and call cards at
enefnan HOUSE. samples maued tor THO stamps.
my2a4t.
Go to John Jones. lis Dearborn IT., and get Joar
clothes thoroughly cleaned and neatly repaired
noy13
Cali On Dunlop, sewe1 6spa1dtug for Printing n
noEil-h2aily
- BuJ paper hangisga Of Chase 4 Co., 1oe
Randolph street. NH aqau
@ For cleaning and DYING gentleman's clothes
go to Cook d Mclean, % Dearbofn-stzeet. Th1s
old established house do batter and cheaper work
than any In the city. ebdH