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TO THE AMERICAN PEOPLE.
WHAT THE FEDERAL TROOPS ARE FIGHT
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FOR SALE OR LEASE,

| y lots ~ subdlyslonp 10 suit purchasers, or
| persons that may desire to lcasct o i term @
Gears, the following property in the Cit, OF Davon
'orl, VIZ:
In block l3--221 feet, fronting on % street,
100 feet, fronting on Water street,
% feet fronting on Sd street.
In block linear the Market House
90 feet fronting On Warren street,
tending l6O feet back, with at
each side OF the lot.
In block lS-S0 feet fronting on Third street,
10 fronting on Scott street.
In block 2o-32o feet fronting on Third street
$40 feet fronting on Fourth street.
800 feet fronting on Harrison street
500 feet fronting on Ripley street.
In block 2i--lbO tcct fronting on Sixth street,
100 feet fronting on Warren street,
In block 3l--ibo feet fronting on Fifth street,
100 feet troullng on Scott street.
In block $500 feet fronting on Western ayenu
100 feet fronting on SiNth trcet,
100 feet fronting on Seventh street
In block 3S--ljo feet fronting On Brown street
100 feet fronting on seventh street
In block SIS 90 feet fronting on Sixth street. and
extending back $50 feet.
For particulars inquire OF Corhu \ Dow Attor
news at Law, or Of JAMES MAY.
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ROCK ISLAND CHtRtH DIRECTORY

Sr.JAMEs, lRoman CathoIrc,J corner Rock River
and Dock streets, Rev. 7. T NcElhefno, Pastor,
Rev J. g. Aleman, Assistant. Services, on
sunday, Mass at : y 10 a. NJ. Catcchsm at
ga. N. and p. NJ. NcSpers at p NJ. and
BenedictiOn OF the Blessed Sacrament mmedI'
ately after vespers. Mass every morning du-
rIHg the week at b'5O.
TRINIry, lEpiscopal,) Orleans street, between
Buffalo and Elk, Rev. Mathe" MaslI, Rector
Services, on Sunday, at 1880 a. NJ. ana = T.
NJ. Sabbath School at 4. Nj. Lecture on
Wednesday evenings at !! O'Clock.
FIRST pREsByrEKiAH, corner Illinois and Dcor
Streets. Rev. $. r. Wilson, Pastor. Services,
Sunday. at IO.i5 \. VI. and BOO 7. Nj. Sab
bath school at 9 g.. NJ. Lecture aud prayer
meeting Wednesday evenings at Ela Ladies
prayer meeting FRIDAY afternoon at O'CLOCK
SECOND PREsBYrrRiAN, limos street, between
Elk and Deer streets, luu Pastor at'prcseht. -
sabbath School at \. NJ. Weekly prayer
meeting "Wednesday evening al O'Clock.
UNITED PREsnYrERIAN, corner Orleans and Deer
streets, Rev. J. ii. Jeiors, Pastor. Services,
Sunday, at 1880 A. NJ, Sabbath school at . A.
NJ.
METHODIST EPISCOPAL, corner highland and Jcicf
son streets. Rev. john =. Brooks, Pastor. Ser
Wees SUNDAY, 1880 A. VI. aud L. NJ sab
bath School at9 A. NJ. Weekly prayer meeting,
"Wednesday evening", % O'CLOCK LADIES prayer
meeting, "Wednesday, p. NJ,
FIRST BAprrsr, corner ElS and Orleans streets,
Rev Isaac Gray, Pastor. Services, SUNDAY,
at IO.4j A. NJ. and 7:ij P. NJ Sabbath School
at9 a. VI. Prayer meeting, Wednesday even
ing, at 7'4J O'Clock.
EyANGrLIcAL ASSOCIATION, corner Kock River
and Deer streets, Rev. b. ;. Byers, Pastor.
Services, Sunday, at 1880 A. NJ. ana at I. NJ
Sabbath School at . +. NJ. PRAYER meeting ON
Wednesday evening at !.
GERMAN LUTHERAN EMANuEL CHURCH, corner
Pleasant and beaver streets, Rev. {. \. Mem
necke, Pastor.
GERMAN NJ. +. CHuRcu Madison street, between
Highland and Cable streets, Rev {. Schneider,
PASTOR
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Do"nins's Eyer-bearing Mulberry.

also nave tor sale trees of DownIng's Ever
bearing Mulberry, hardy vigorous, long-lIycd
tree, Which produces a fruit of rare excellence,
rci dcy, and exceedingly refreshing, 1t Is new
er lu,csted with worms, and never fails of a good
crop. | also have
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ORANGE RASPBERRY, MERNEIlLE Of
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etc, from II. A. Dreer, Phiadeipha.
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SMALL FRUIT NURSERY.
IONA GRAPE VINES

IONA GRAPE Vim .S-
| ANING obtained the agency for Rock Is
| land and vicinity, for he sale of the Grape
Vines grown by DR.. c. ". Grant, at Iona Island
near Peekskll, n. Y, on the Hudson river, shall
be enabled to supply vines of uncqua!lcd quaIlty
Of all the most valuable varieties. including
THE CELEBRATED DELAWARE,
DIANA, Anna, Rebecca, Union Village ConcorG
and others. Warranted genuine, on the best
terms, wholesale and retail.
The Illustrated Catalogue furnished for two 3
cent postage stamps.
These he" varieties Of grapes are attracting
great attention. They are from ten days to three
wccks earLler tLNn the lsaheLIa Gtancs
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n. B.-The First Part of the Second Volume is
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, 1862-08-16

Gom HoMa.-We are informed that $50
rebel prisoners, who have taken the oath Of
allegiance, went South on the Illinois Central
Railroad yesterday morning.
, 1862-08-16
CHTCAGO DAILY MARKET.

FBIpAE EVENING. Aug Is. 1861
FREIGHTs-Tery dull and t014c lower, The
engagements we're TO Kingston :-Schr. Ellen
Baxter. rye, at t9c. To 0swego:-schrs. Norwe-
a1a and Ostrich corn, at SC; schr- MYRTLE corn, via
Sa1ufa, at 1o1<c To Buffalo :-Schr. Mary n
Scott, corn, at &c; eehr. Monitor, corn, st &C.;
echr. Rival, wheat, at &c; schr. Geo. Worthingtou
wheat, at 5Kc; schr. Flying Mist, oata, at DC;
schr. Gamecock, rye, at &c; prop Ealth, oats, to
etou at Waukesan>, at Axe; one standard vessel,
com, at Axe, and one at 419c- Closing dull.
FI.oUR.-Rece1sed 1854 br1s; shipped, 4,o19
brls, Market uu1et Sales :-10o brls 1 Bluff
white winter, at $3.50; 80 btls " csrbondale at
Is IS: 10ebr,s white winter at IS IS; 100 brls do
at S5.45: 70 brls "Decatur City" spring extra at
II 50; ia brs extra at 4447&; 100 brs Sc Prairie
Queen at a Is; 800 bsls 'Home Mills y onp. T.
WHEAT.-Reeetsed, 4s. 400 bu: shipped, $4,000
bu Market for winter a@sc higher. Spring wheat
quiet, Sales ;-WMrER- bu No. White In
store at 81 10; 900 bu No. White in store at$10
4,s0o bu No. Red in store at $tc6; 5000 bu do
at $f.U7; l,60O bu do at tt.0716 $500 bn No.
Red in store at $l09 2, 900 bn do at 81.0s; 800
bu Rejected at Csc; 800 bu do at 954e; 2.Oeo bu
do at 96c; 5000 bu do st SIC; 400 bu do at 9se
srH1za- 500 bu No. 1 in store at 981c; 5000 nu
do At 951zc; GOO bu do at 98c; 1000 bu No
Spring in etore at 92c; 10 900 bu do at 92c; .20
bu do at 9lXc; 25oo bo Relected In store 1T 81c.
CoRN-Recei7ed,1 IL, ,0N bu; shipped, 194, ,17b bu.
| Market advance H@1c- Sales. 1000 bn River
Mixed sfloat at3656c: 5000 hu Rejected aaoat at
aoc; Sc, eco bu freah receipts Mixed in store, {n
Armour, Dole & Co.'S at 3sc: IS 600 bu do at S5Ae
10,o0 bu do at 25xc; 60 600 bu do 1t s5c; 500 bu
old receipts ct s41$c; 900 hu Re]ected at Sic
0. b. 1.QO bu do in atore at asxc; $3.50 bu do q
, 1862-08-16
FINANCIAL AND C0afME MERClaL
MONETARY.

FRIDAY EVENING, August 15r B63
There ia no news to-day in financial circles
nothing whatever to relieve the atereotyped dull
ness that has prevailed for some time past. Money
Is abundant, and it La becoming more SO week by
week.
New York exchange with most OF the discount
houses. IL q drug. Jtdeed, it has been plenty all
snnmer; but all at once, q few weeks since. city
sud county bankers seemed to be seized with .
dcs3re to increase their balances in New York
Hence, It Was reported close; but the demand for
it did not wszrsnt expectations, and now some Of
our leadirg houses are anxious to dispose Of all
they can at any price they get aboye par. They
still take 1t Of customers at par, but OF no Others
The buying range for the day is par@i.so;
selling. H@4-the higher figure On collections
ard for small parcels.
The buying range for gol was 13X@f415-lafge
parcels command the higher figure. About 18 IN
the ceiling price
Old Treasury notes buying, 6H@6 per cent, pre-
MUM; new, buying. n; selling u per cent. pre-
MUM.
Silver buying. COS; selling, 1o@t2.
VAN V1EcK s. TCCkER.-The card Of Messrs.
yan Week & Tucker, Bankers. No. Broad street,
n. T., will be found in the appropriate column
Mr.. Van Week IL one Of the best known and most
| favorable bankers in New York. II. L. Tucker,
ESQ.,, Was for ten years one Of the leading bank
| ers Of this city. Sound AID conservative IN his
views, shrewd and comprehensive In his Judgment
s business Affairs, and courteous and highly hoa-
o-s,,,e in is +6s,seH, he cannot fail to achieye
high position among the hnapciers and capitalists
Of New York. We regret exceedingly that he has
left ns, and the best wishes Of our business public
for his suecees and welfare will attend him In the
new field he has chosen for fntnte effort.
MuwAuKIE The Sentinel Of this morning
| eays: ......
Exchange Was reported easier yesterday. ans
! this was shout the only new feature in which tn.
| money market differed from the previous dsy
| There was no change IN the rates, New York Sigh
| tu5lng at par and selling at X per cent. premium
| Money easier at 6910 per cert. premium.
Goa was shade hfmet, buying at II per cent.
sseilfng rates nom1nallJ at 14916 per cent. snve
buying ut GOT per cent; selling at sglo: Iress reg
utS notes Of the old Issue quoted at per Cent
| huffur.
, 1862-08-16

The London Economist contains the following
important intelligence to onr farmers and bank-
Rritsia. In Italy the crop is short, the quality
being fa1l Is cents below last years. and the yield
is dsas1est. Portugal h9s = & bad 3ie!d - a9a @ nee
there is deficiency, and though stop las been
ars not lower. The Economist Of Ang: "a says:
There has been since our LIST note on the pros
pecte Of the eeason, q most beneficial change ln
The weather. Since the 24th Of July We have had
nearly uninterrupted fine weather. during Which
the late bay crops hare been got in. The effect
On the wheat crop will be very Important, although
We do not believe there will be more than an aver
@ eens ears having literally no grain il that shs
agreeable produce cannot be very high. We may
now however hope for good quality and the pros
| As we mentioned last week, the prevalence Of
winds has greatly injured the cropa Thfa T. par
ticularly the case il Lfncolnshi1e where The r. re-.
porter Of the Afark Lane E1press eays "The
wheat crop Is certainly unsatisfactory; the Con-
tfnuoue ta1ns few uceks SINCE tie late strong
wind and cold weather hare told greatly upon i :;
L. the crops arc much damaged. The ear for the
most mart is small and not well filed. the bottom
and top ofthe ear being both Detective and part o
the middle manifesto slgns ofse beating Winds
The et1aw is very much broken, and much is 1aii
flat and broker. on the ground; in many caaea
this will extend 10 two or three sacks Per acre
signs of mildew are also apparent" In that dis
! trict as elsewhere, the wheat crop looked mos
euch is probably fair account q the wheat crol
| tn most Of ouI rural 01stf1cLs. Inc DalK OF n
] sasnmc tie crcp to be better than on I'll
~apIaication Of the test OF the thrashing machin
il Ean turn ont. In Suffolk, neither the heRv
land nor the light land farmers speak highly {
their wheat, aud many estimate the deiielenc
Of their crops from diseases l as from ten t
. | txelye bushels per acre. The grest ha
crop grcwn tits year is said to be tnconslster
with very large gram crops, the noiat and CO..
weather which promotes heavy gr0Wths OF gra:
being deemed Inconsistent with the fine gr0wt
ofceTeala. The North British AgrisaltaTsst state
- as the result Of it's anarterly returns. that Il
+ usual Such, however, will not be the case in Il
South ct England, for there is every prospect II
v by the eecond week in August our harvest T1l
come general.
We may note this year considerable extensit
It Of steam plowfng Several snterprlaing nrms
= ing machines now add eteam plowe, for which th
y find full employment. We saw field In Hertfo1
ehi1e which has lately scatiied twice at the dep
( Of eighteen inches, and p1owed once By steam II
- chinery, at the aggregate cost OF 3os per acre.
, 1862-08-16
The Crop Prospects.


tits pretty evident, therefore, that we have now
commenced fair average wheat crop; thai the
yie]a Of barley beans and peas will be only mole
rate, but that the growth Of cats will be 1arge-
Future prices, however. will be regulated more by
the extent OF our irnportations than By fall crops
in tbs country OF cunree, do not lose sigh OF
the tact that large produce at home mnst have an
important Influence upon prices; bat, st
lis lis f+1 usual supply Of grEln, Il the quo
tations are to be Kept within q moderate range
On this point ne have no miegigings. It Is pos
eisle that we msy import less wheat and flnqs
from America during the next five months than in
the corresponding period in 1861; hut II France
should succeed In raising good general crop Of
wheat, We ehal have to paF less money for our im-
parta9t supplies than n some pet yeaEs sonas
cGrn win be on limited scale. With great
abundance Of money, and a range IN the value oi
discount accommodating, ffom194 70 q cent.
eales; consequently, We may anticipate stead,
egrrencies for wheat and most kinds of Spr1ns
cum between this and the close Of the harvest
work.
, 1862-08-16

There WAS good demand On 'Chauge II: all
kinH Of produce, and under decline In frefghts,
pricts ruled higher. Towards the close, however,
ow1fg to less favorable news from New forR,
pics were not maintained.
Tts Flour market waa unusually quiet, with
11ghtBtocks. and not quite go eager demand by
shippers. Winter extras sold at $5.a5@5-8 IS. aud
Spring extras at $4.25@450.
ThFe was a very active demand for Winter
whea, and prices advanced 2@3c per bushel-with
HbeM Gales at 81 10 for No. White; 81 05 fos No.
2White; 51.0s@1.U7 for No. Red; $f.o2aDi .o3 for
No Red, and s5@9se for Rejected Bed
Inspiring wheat the gales vera light. and the
ma:4et qaiet-opening steady and firm. but clos
ing 1ull and eaeIer. The GALES were trding at $50
98x: for No. Spring; 9t76192Sc for No. 2
| Spring, and 81c for Rejected Spripg-closiug
qni.t.
Cunwas In good demand by shippers, and fresh
receipts In good warehouses advanced 4@o1c per
bna.el-with heavy Gales at 3619c for Canal and
River Mixed afoat; 8455@36c for Mixed in store
ard 2eH@3Gc for Rejected In store-closins at
| a55@36c for freEh receipts Mixed:
oats were In good request, and &c hlgher-Wlth
sala Of No. / at 3i3zc. Rye was in better Request
andhsme1-sales being made st 49@50Kc. High
WINS were sold at 27sz@2sc. Mess Pork was II
good request. with sales at $9500a .6aHc-ho1d
ers generally asking 50 Is,
Heights we're dull and rates declined fully /.
per ;bushel-Hith Light engagements, at &c to
con to Oswego; 4H@Gc for corn. and 511G6c fo
whtat to Buffalo closing dull at the lower ng
| u1eE
, 1862-08-16

Editors Chicago Tribune:
Those ladies who wish to serve onr brave young
eecu1e fres country for the loved ones at home,
can do it in no better way. than in seeing thas
each is furnished with good Reedle-book, stocked
tbinble and piece Of Wax A soldier In writing
from curtIs' army eaye: The superior condition
Of the clothing Of these regiments who have been
The boys In the new regiments are, many OF
them, xithont these useful companions and they
testify that the garments furnished them By con
tons. Let the Ieed1e bucks BE- made OF morocco
OF Of aome Worsted material {meEino o. yesttn 2
apdccntain . bag for holding the thread, thtnole
It ie to 6e hoped no soldier VIII be permitted to
leave Chlcago without one Of these little parting
mementoee. Left at the Sanitary Rooms on " q
needed 1ATR1A.
, 1862-08-16
Fuel for Soldiers Families,
CH1cAso, August IA, 1862.

Eu1tUlb N1ICdEU 411VQHEs =,
The Committee are urged to lay In Quantity Of
wood for winter uss. on the ground that'it viii be
higher Good Maple On the dock elle Tor S6 % and
Beech and Maple Is WD5 SO. It twin not be worth
much more ei1.monthe hence. as there viii be Oak
wood hsu1ed in from the country at u 61a55.0o-
It has been q subject OF much thought among
anything like tolers6le Of sneol3 atwood, st
rates which the poor can afford, and We may IS
vel meet the case at once. bT encouraging ths
:x1sa Of cosl, which Providence has Furnished us
+&6Sndansly with all over the State.
The Illinois Coal Company furnished an abnrd.
ant supply. Of Coala at <a5Q1p4 % per ton, and
there are thousands Of poor families who wonld
use it If they conld be persuaded to expend the
sum # fifty cents for proper coal gratet The
Committee soldiers families should LOOK to thff
value to all who will adopt 1t. E. B. T.
, 1862-08-16

VXTAKTED-Boot Makers. Three
~ or four good Boot Bottoners, can hud steady
wnrk ana good prices on Safe Work AlB3. " two
Filters at L, CHAPIE j. cos Wholesale Boot Manu-
fbct31y South Bend Ind Apply tuu1e ately as a5oFe
49, 80 L, CHAPIE d co.
South Bend. Ind. July 20, 1862. tJEstS2w
, 1862-08-16

Editors Chicago Tribune:
In your issue of this day notice the organ
ization Of the first Board of Trade regiment
In the list of captains ia the name Of one who
was mustered out Of service for " incompe-
tency," on the 9th day Of July last, BY order
OF Gen. Halleck. then near Corinth. The
query arises, is 1t to the credit Of the Chicago
Board Of Trade to attempt te muster in com
nanders who have thus been mustered out,
when ample proofs Of my assertion can be
furnished at once. EYE5 AND EAR8.
, 1862-08-16

The Kankakee Methodist Episcopal Church
Sabbath School during their late visit to this
city, passed the following complimentary re-
solutions to the Illinois Central Railroad Com
pany for the liberal terms extended to the
school:
Resoleed. That the Illinois Central Railroad
Company, and their liberal and worthy super1n-
tendept, y. r Arthur, e better sope5intendent
thanks for the very liberal terms and arrange
nenta made for onr excursion from KanEakee to
Chicago.
.RseoIced, That many portions Of Illinois. and
Kankakee county among them. are indebted to tho
illinois Central Railroad fof al they have been.
now are, and may hope to be.
Resolred, That We Will esteem it q great privf-
leee to be- able In some way to reciprocsLe tha
favor this day conferred upon us.
Rgs0{red, That our interest and the interests OF
the ulino1s Central Railroad Company are one and
1nstparahle.
JouH DALE,
JouN DURHAM,
JAMES 81. PERRy.
JAMES McaHAw,
In behalf Of the Sabbath School
, 1862-08-16
.maRKErS RY TELEGRAFH.

Nrw WORK. Aue. 15-F1ouR-Demand less
acf;re market scarcely 20 firm, prices, however,
are without material change saes 4 Z o9 ~ n1s a.
81 ss@5f6 for auper state; $5oS 1or s1sta e
~ common 70 medium extra western IS 459555
or oed Singing brands s5eff coR 4
~. T.. nj m Rnvars at the outside Quotations.
& G&snaijan fout steady, and in moderate demand;
ss1ee SO bis ii 5.M@5.s5 foE comnaon. and IS -
@4.S5 for good to choice extra hye aoof aa1as
, 1862-08-16

Provisions in Boston, August 18TH
Pork is firm and In fai5 demand: Sales Of prime
f14GU q brl, cash. Beef is ecsrce and firm.
Sales Of Eastern and Western mess and extra
nesss at s12 cc@t5 Is hsl, cash Lard II is J. tn y,
B., cash. Hams are selling St S@sc ~. cast
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