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, 1862-08-29
The Army ufthc Potomac Rack Again
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Last spring ycur correspondent came down
to this city, with MaDy others, to witness the
eu4ba1katlon OF the army Of the Poto1uac
lIcn the stream TO classical forever, the
silver. line between tue luSa aad the r.f1a1
StAtB. was crowded with transports never hc
fore seen h>at1ng ii these waters. Tue Uad-
Eon, tht E.zt hiscr, Long lsl4nd Sound, and
NV 1ork By ssesned 10 haye scat their
floating palaces alld their ro:ting tulks
-il al once TO the Potomac The general
ul'cn whom the e.rs III The nation =erc liked,
had determined u[.oa the campaign Of tae
Peninsula; ; thc aru.j oftlu Potomac h Id fallen
bat'k from Nauassae; the rebel horde had lied
10 k.ct mond, ant Mcclellan had told his
brave troops 1tat in i few weeks they would
<ii-er be stcn t-ci.g from Richmond or as
ca]t4ves marching 10 The rcar Of bis army
Io-dsy the s=nlc Transports are l}iur Off the
xlt1, 6 OF Ak Aunur;a- The streets are a.r.jD
c.o@ Gtd with suluiers. The army of thr Pr
aoMac has returned Richmond h Is not b.en
taken. Officers nho left here as colonels aud
bngadicr generals, return here Us hrigadi4r
Eca5s, and ltmplng limbs are seen- The men
who Here fair, and pale, and clean, nov look
broDzed ard rough, and dus'y. They have
fought well aid hravrly, aud deserve mu:h Of
ahcir country, but have they fought wisely,
and might not their wounds have been r..
cciyed In successful as well as an unsrccess
3ut campaign!
By accident, your correspondent fell into
conversation with one Of the major generais
commanding 8 division in the army Of tne Po.
1ouac- His division has been in nearly every
engagement on the peninsula, aud at Tie closa
Of each days fight, has occupied the battle-
ground. It has beaten the enemy in every
encounter. Such is It's official record, and Of
much more value, such its record as given bY
the correspondents who Witnessed the en-
Eagenents. The army Of the Potomac, said
this major general, should never have been
driven back from Richmond. It should, and
conid, have entered it In triumph months ago
The strength Of the enemy has always been
exaggerated. We never had more than LEO .OO1
opposed to us, ano not half OF them we're dis
Capliued at ali.
"1aat night" continued this general 's1
had info1 1mat1on from the most trustworthy
sources, which, II had acted on, would have
enabled me TO have entered Richmond with,
out striking blow Icould haye taken The
city with one division" The iufornatior
upon which this general relied was rece,yed
mainly through contraba1ds. When he tnol
command Of brigade he Was strong pro
slavery Democrat-now, as q commissioned
uajor-general, commanding q division. gof
that division among the most successful +,
The nrny Of the Potomac, he is as strong a,
anti-slayery Republican. He admitted tn
the policy Of the Democratic party to be
Eezk aud T1inous one. Els views we're CT
, 1862-08-29

tirely changed, and nothing he had Jet seen
In The leading organs OF the Republi an party
would approach his radichlsm. ''The ne
groes,'' said he, are s'the only friends We have
In the South; the most uninte1ligent aud be-
nfghted are Of some service; the Intelligent
and naturally smart are Of the greatest valus."
was astouished to hear such sentiments from
general Who but few months since was de.
nounced In Congress for returning fugitive
slaves, and who barely escaped non-condrma +
ton BIZ two or three votes in consequence.
, 1862-08-29
CHICAGO CATTLE MARKET.

THURSDAY EVENING, Aug. %, 1862.
BEET CATTLE-The receipts to-day amount to
6(8 head. Of which a38 were received at sherman's
yards. $50 at the Michigan Southern yards, and IS
at the Pittsburgh yards. Ths arrivals today con
eisr almost entirely Of medium grade-these be-
ing only one lot Of good shipping cat:le in tho
1arde. which VIII be shipped to New York On the
owners account.
There is better feeling In the market, and
shippers are disposed to operate Il they can fnd
etock suitable for the New York trade.
Ee Am 10. a5. ;;35ea5sj iig1rf.
The clos1ngpr remain about the sane as List
week.
The leading sales to-day are as follows:
Meyers sold Bachelor &c head, averaging 1895
he, at T. IS at the Michigan Southern yards.
Aaclay sold Gallagher II head averaging l,09a
Tbs., ct - 60 at game yards.
Baiubrtdge sold Waixell II head, averaging ,G3a
De-, at 81. 40 At Sherman's yards
CrEda sold Hughes 46 head. averaging 1,347 D.,
at g. 10 at the Michigan Southern yards
Rub1e eold Baldwin s5 head, averaging ! ,010 lbs,
at e. 4r at the Pittsburgh yards.
Haekins sold Ruble IS head, Averaging 996 Ds
ct - Is, at same yards
Hicks sold Morris II head, averaging 1,275 bs
, 1862-08-29

- Marshal Ho1ie arrived last evening
from Washington city. He deposited D, A.
Mahony at the old capltol-a prison house.
The marshal says that State prisoners are a.
rivirg there daily, and 50 far as he could learn,
with the exception Of Congressman Allen,
charges arc preferred than thoseasainst Ma
hopy.-.Da,sHJort Gdzette, eth.
, 1862-08-29
CHICAGO DAILY MARkET,

'TurRsDAr EvES3su, Aug ss. 1861.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 15Scper bushe1 on grain.
The engagements were:-To oswego-achr. Mt
Vernon, wheat, via Goderieh, ut 1016c; brig Mlu-
peeota, corn, via GoderIch. at 1aHc. To BaTalo:
bark Sherman, eehrs. Il. n. Brown, Nightingale,
Andee, and ". 3. Hibbard, all with corn, at &c;
schr Caroline E. Bailey, corn from Kenosha, at Sc,
FLOUR-Recciyed 5,1z1 brls.; shipped, 33s3
hrls. Market neglected and fiat. Sales :-1e1 brls
Peoples Mills" iPa1myza> White Winter, at
75.G5; 1c0 brls 'sChicago Mills" choice do, at
$500; 17o brls Marie Louisa " st IS 50; 100 brls
Lillian " Spring extra at ss.s5; 10 brls t'Gut-
tenbeEg Mills'' at $4.60; 81 bsls "superior," al
s4.5a; 36 brls Jenny Lind DO, at 81 90; 20 brls
"city Mills" euper. at s. Is.
WHEAT-Recei7ed, So.s5o bu: shipped u ,2I7
bu. Winter wheat declined 1HG3e q bushe1
Spring wheat duE md 1e lowet-except No. l,
which vas steady. Salcs-T 1sTER-7,0c0 bn No.
r. in store {moet'y in Murn & Scotts) at 81 o.;
4,5t0 bu No. 2 Red at 9T;xc; COG bu 40 at SIC !;
6.Gs0 bu do at 9Gc; ecoo bu Rejected I'D in store
at sSe; 45C0 bu do q; SIC 3,s bu do q. SEC; 00o
bu do at CSC. SrR1sG-1O0c0 bu No. Spring in
store at o5c; DO bu do at 94slc; 2,L00 bu do at
1ac; G,t1o bu No. Spring in store at Sic; IL COO
bu do at Sic; 5000 bu do at 79>zc; 4,0a0 bu do at
7oc: TO- Geo bu Rejected Spring in store at &c
CoRN-ReeeiVed, s40,4t6 bu; shipped, III, ,7ss
bu. Market declined 1890. Sales 10000 bu
White Mixed at 4sc I. o. b.; AGO bu do aaoat at
4i7.c; $500 bu do at 4sc; 5000 bu Higl Mixed
aaoat at 3sHc; AGO bn Mixed in store at 341zc =;
81 10 bu do at 54c; 2000 bu do at 33.ie; ~ 00 bn
do at 3Sc; II GOO bu do st S3c; 5000 bn White In
store at SIC; 1e,0N bu Rejected in store at ZINC
6.ooo bu DO at &c; 2,2oo bu do at s69e.
I'm
but without material change. Sales:-1a500 bn
No. In store at 96Kc; 1,l60 bu Rejected in store
at 33c; SO bu do At qSc 500 bu do On track at
SIC; SO bu do at &c.
RYE-Receiyed, s.s67 bu; shipped, 1900 bu.
Market quiet. Sales: 800 bu No. in store ut
4Sc: 100 bags do at 4ac del.
BARLEY-Receired, 145 bu. Market 1on1inal
at 6f960c for good to prime
BIGHW1NEs-1c0b brls at SC.
MESS PORK-150 brls at $3.50.
BACON-,000 ns Sides In hhds at 44c.
LARD-15 pkgs prime Leaf at &C.
TIMOTHY SEED-s0 bags good at 81 s..
sUGARs-The market is unchanged We con
tinue to qnote:
New Orleans. common to fsir:- 9991o
prime TO chofea- ...1049 9ll7sc
Guba-Faif e choice .;-.---...---....9A 9Ag!oHc
Porto Rico-Fair to choice -....-..... ION 411He
N. 7. Refned-Powdered and
gTanu1ated. -1RA9113 {
White coffee, A........-12 @1s4c
FELLOW, .....s......ut44pE1 G
Yellow coffee, C.-.... 1b49ll c
FRUIT-Green fruit Of al kinds is becoming
more plenty, and the market is dropping. Apples
arc dull. Sales Of about 100 Baskets Indiana
peaches at $l.5o@'.62k ~ bris good apples ss
$500.
Apples, new, a000a. 50
Peaches, q boz. 1.25D1.7s
Peaches, d basket ,,.,,.,.. 1.251l.7t
Pears, q E6u...,...... 2Q0294 Ok
FfBH-Dun and nominal, ...
No.. Whiiefish, hf bis s.,,,........$a65 @s q
3 $50 @l7s
/ Trout, " ............ 95o @2.71
| d1DEs-The1e Is nothing RON IN the 1aa,Se
, 1862-08-29

Quite change has taken place in the market
eircc cur last, and prices of bulk meats aud bacun
have materially advanced, owing to an active aud
large government demand and at the close prices
not be given, Holders last evening asked
s@sHc fos bulk shoulders, Sc for bacon do,
Bic 1cr bulk sides, and SIC for smoked do, and
sales being made at Ac below these quotatIons
50 hhds cleaz sides sold at &c, and lot Of shout
defs smoked and packed in boxes, at sc, to the
government. Common canyassed ha1ns advanced
10 Sc, at which rate sales were made 1ast evening
Sugar cured hams are very ecarcs and difficult 70
buy at 9s{1 11cc.
COED demand for mees pork at $3.50, but 1t Is
held Mt 50 75Q51G.tn.
Lard remains at e9c for prime, but has not been
I at 7G.51Sc, without pa .kasea, and 7kR7Sc in
| cooperase. 4 large Amount is still being mad..
| by rendering up hogS.-Price Current
, 1862-08-29
Prop Oneida, Hlnckley. Bufa'o, sundries.
Prop Ogdenebnrgh, Hopkins, Okdensburgh, Er

Prop 9gdensburgh, Hopkins, osdsnsburgh, lun-
Prop Buffalo. Douglass, Buffalo. sundries.
Bark n NJ. Pe:ew, Boonan' Cleveland 500 tons
ss zsRs9 Gs.a:ssa e. ss = ss:
schr jotep6ino Dresden. ttnnigan, Charlottesville.
sehz Bailey, Hawkins, Manistee, 1o} m lu L.
sehz 4shtabu1a Hammer. Grand Haven, 80 N Inn
sehr uirondele, johnson. Kalamazoo. G3 N lun1-
schr Lizzie rhroop. Hathaway, Muskeson, 90 m
schr Challenge, Reed, Port Washington, T6 cords
sehr calcutta, Long, webster's Pier, Is cords
scbr Ad.le. Scott. Amsterdam, 6 N slaves.
Scht FottSf, Hanson: Mussegon: 80 n Lumber.
sehr Lady Jane, EIgelis, Benona 100 m shingles.
sehr Planet: Lynn. Silver Creek, 1000 posts. 100
schr Kirk White: Brown, Muakegon, ito m lumber.
schr Hunter, Williams, Maskegon, Is N lumber.
IS n timber. =
'' co.aIe, eorss wood o' '"'n' 0'ne<"sn 117'' W
schr Pioneer, Thomson. Holland S stavse.
schr Farmer, Lewir. Green Bush, 50 cords waad.
schr Ahfgs af cnlotln' pens~afef 1o' eords thin
schr 4 Mott, Reed Buffalo. sss tons coal.
sthz Palmetto, johnson, Aanitowoc, lbs cord
| Scbr Transit, Hughes, Hanttowoc, 70 cords wood
schr commencement, Fandes, Holland, a6 cords
sctr Ellen Pike, osieF, Ks'auazoo IS m lumber
schr SPEED Reed, Pier Gove. IS cords word-
Schr Il Spencer, Ryetson. Kalamazoo, u cord
schr Eliza Logan. Lamphere, Presque Isls $50 ton
6ehr Northern Belle, Smith, Bay City, a1o N inn
| sccI Mermaid Thomson. KaJamszoo. I'm m sb7n
, 1862-08-29
MARINE LIST.


ARRIVED. ........Aug. q
s.mr Sunbeam, Morgan, Two Rirers. sundsies.
Prop L.dy Franklin, Napier, St. Joseph, 41 N lnm'
ber SO cords wood. 50 m eta7ea:
60 N 18th.
Prop Eye1greea City, Collins, Buffalo. aundries.
, 1862-08-29
MARINE NEWS
VESSELS PASSING DETROIT.
fCi12EAA1 l-a81ASA DIAAtAA.
Especial Dispatch to Chicago Tribune

Especial Dispatch to Chicago Tribune
DE7Ho1T. August 2s. 1862.
Cr-Prcps. Mohawk, America barks Cladilla
Piereon Echre. Huntrcss, Dart. Milan.
DowS-Prcps. Adriatic, Nile, Acme; barks sa1-
dina. Bell schrs- Robinson. Bates.
MOVEMENTS OF CHICAGO VESSELS.
VESSELS ARRIVED At BUFFALO FROM Chicago
Aug 26.-Prop. T.nawsEda, Mohawk; ba1ss Pa
1aLs, ocesn Nave, Laf1inier; echr. G. n, Holt,
Monticello.
VESSELS CLEARED From BUFFALO TOE CHICAGO,
Aug. 26-prop. Racine, Badger State, Edith;
tcbr. Midnight, Gray Eagle.
Vessels PAss1SG THROUGH THE WELLAsD
CAEAL-We are indebted to Capt 4. P. purr Tor
the following list Of vessels p0s6ing through the
Nelland Canal:
F5ssels Iound Hast. H1era from. H7ere to.
On the 25th August
Prop co1ontst, Kingston, Chicago.
Scnr Acont1as, OsWego, Chicago.
On the 26th-
F1t p Buckeye, Oswego, Chicago.
ScEr Thos KlnGsfo1d, CsTeso. Chicago.
echr Dispatch. OsWego, Milwaukee.
Fsstels oound East. 4Fad,e from. H1ere to.
On the 25th-
Prop Ontario. Chicago. ogdensburgh.
sRF pj5Ils6 Gsosscr Sh1esgo 66ngssen
On the 9Th
Vessels dtscharging at the elevator
schr Miami, Chicago, Marquette.
ILLlHOIS AND MICHftAH CANAL.
ARR 80. August y.
St Louis ,1Laealle, $50 bu corn,
alsda. La Sale, 1,409 br1s -four.
| j Harmon, La Sale, 5l7u0 bu com.
| arabia, La Sale. 5.5ul bu corn.
| Golden Cloud. La Sale, 5,cn0 bu corn.
| New York, La Sale 5 ,U00 bu corn
| BA Throop, Joliet. 5000 bu corn
| Iockport. Lockport, $3.50 b1 coru.
| Hunter. Dttuwa. t, ,TC0 bu corn.
| Dscotah, La Sale, 5,l60 hu corn
American star La Sale, 5.4u0 bu corn, 180 bu re.
! Il E Goodell, La Sale, 5,e0U hn corn-
| Il mont, LcckpoTt, 5.400 bu corn.
! Mcnatch. Joliet, 5600 bu corn-
| Pacific, La Sale, 5000 bu COIL.
| Old Abe, La Sale, 123 tons coal.
| Eadgcr State. La Sale. 5655 bu corn.
Ec11pse. Ii Sale, .456 hu corn. 40 bu rye.
Nebraska, Du Pege 80 tons earth.
CLEARED........Augus q.
ca5usa, Lockpo1t, s,ssG # lumber. m siding, s Il
| 18th,
Clcrinda, Du Page.
Zimmerman. Lasal1e.
4. Lincoln. Ottawa.
Paragon, La Sale
Com Footc, La Sale.
tnecn City, La Salle, 10 brls eat, 751S tbs sugar
n1,;a 1tTls fns ln,3a maac' 1'efo bs machinery.
America + Sale. 100 m shingles, 100 blls salt.
Atlantic, Norris
Cuba Ottawa.
| Eclipse, Lcckport.
Lem,nt, Locsrort: 1s II shingles. 40 br1s salt,
T1ionis:. La Sale.
| MuLarch, Joliet.
, 1862-08-29

We leaIn That John McFarland, Esq, the
State a11norer, that 1850 splendid Enfield
rifles arrived yesterday for the new regiments.
rifles for Col. Larabee'e regiment, and 1000
Enfeld's for Col uuey' s.-Madison Journal,
,-fh
, 1862-08-29

HOGS-The receipts to-day foot up 5,o65. Cn-
der liberal supply aud the unwilllngness Of ship
pere to operate during the warm weather, the mar
ket has again declined 5oD75e the 100 ns.
, 1862-08-29
NEW YORK CATTLE MARKET.
For the Week Binding Tuesday, Au-
gust &C.

BEEF CATTLE.
Number reported for this market at Forty-fourtA
street, 4.432.
The prices to-day arc quoted as follows:
Fisst T; quality. @sz Ordinary e71G7
Some good extra bceves may be quoted ct SHc.
The general average CT the market al 711c.
Prices per head aud per pound, Of different
weiHhte will be found in accounts Of sales o. sun.
dry droycs.
Total number Of beeyes received in the city this
week ,G22.
BEEVEs FROM DIFFERENT sTATEs.
a NJ Allerton Co.. proprietors or the Wash-
fngton Druye 1ards, Fo-ty-fourth street, report
the cattle in market from the following states:
New YoIk.......... 6S3i Illinois st1s
Pennsylvania ~ Kentucky. ....,.. 23{
Ohio .-.....-........ ESQ Iowa a......,... 147
Indiana. a...........-. $40
, 1862-08-29

ATTENTION CHICAGO DnAGooEs members
Of the chicago Dragons are required to report to
me at my quarters, az South Clark street On SAT-
u1day, at 10 o'clock, a m. Al all members be-
longing 10 my company must be In camp oa that
considered q deserter and dealt with accord,nsly.
By order Of ]. O'NEIIL, Co1umanding
C11As. L. PARDEE, Secretary.
, 1862-08-29
CLEARED. August 9:
6tnr Sunbeam, Morgan, Two Rivers, Isl bu whe

CLEARED. .-.-..-Augut! g.
stmr Sunbeam, Morgan, Two Rivers, Isl bu wheat.
eundries.
Prop Ottawa, Warren. Muekegon-
Prop Buffalo, Douglass, Buffalo. 1900 bu corn,
1,0cO brle flour.
Prop Lady franklin, Napier. St Joseph, sundries.
Prop Sun. Jones, Colllngwood. 3,2s3 bris fou:,
t15 brls pork, ~ btl4 ta1loH. 81 kegs butter,
Bark Ware1ly, Bundy. Kingston. Is 501 bn corn.
Brig Castilia, Cook, Buffalo, 14,4Gp bu waeat.
Schr II Razd, Mckay, Muskegon,
sch1 Josephlce D:e=Geu, Finnisan, Charlottesville
Schr Ashtabula, Hammer, Grand Haven
SchI Hlfondelie. johnson, Kalamazoo.
schr Lizzie Throop, Hathaway, Maskegon,
Sehs Challenge, Reed, Pier Cove
schr Ca1cutta, Long, Wehster's Pier.
SehT Adele Scott. Holland.
Seh7 S Smith, Butler, Bnffao, 10.500 br wheat.
SchT EEula, Embfecht, Mnakegon.
Schr G Foster. Haneo1, Muskegon.
Schr Lady Jane, Engelis, Benona.
Schr Amelia. English, Buffalo, 1850 bu corn.
Schr Planet, Lsna, Silver Lake.
schr Kirk White, Brown, Muskegon.
Schr Hunter, Williams, MuEkegon-
Schr harriet Ann. Lerunsen. Blaekwe1rs Fier.
Schr Pioneer, Thomson, Holland
Echr Farmer, Lewie, Green Bush.
Schr Abigail. Culotin, Pentwater.
schr Palmetto, johnson. Manitowoc.
Schr Speed, Reed, Pier Cove,
Schr Ellen Pike, Oscar, Kalamazoo.
schr Commencement, Fandes, Holland.
Schr Ttantit Hughes, Mani1owoc.
Sch. Pllat, G1nderson. Godcrich. 1,9n bu wheat-
Ech1 P Rannsb, Garfield. Sarnla. IS ,l03 bu corn.
Schr International, Sullivan, Sarnta, 19,oou bu
schr Major Anderson. c1eland, sarnia, 1860 bu
corn.
seEr Persia, Garrett, sarria, 6 2cO bu corn.
Schr Darlington. Hamilton. Sarnia, 14,0oo br
scorv n e7maid, Thomson, White Luke
Schw Mount Vernon, Mcyae, Muskegon.
, 1862-08-29

sHEEP-Recelred to-day, 1870. The market is
quiet and firm. Sales to-day:
Il Sheep averaging 50 lbs at t...-....-......$3.25
81 !" 40 o2 It.
, 1862-08-29

all human beingt. are to her an open book ftom
which abe predicts marriage inheritance, voyages,
lawsuits, mental and physical disease. Don't
procrastinate, ,as this il raze chancs but come at
once. Office No. 90 ". Randolph, corner Clinton
etteet aus88t
, 1862-08-29
From tho Isappat,Annn nrk--Sl.e1ss Ex-
pioit tExpIat4et-Hcys Troops Pour

ilrom tie Madison (WiE.) journal: 27.h
C.l Dill and Lieut. Col. Nas1nith have ar
1i:ti htlc from Washington. On Friday they
fl-it Gibbons brigade, ~ith our Wisconsin
ttoy-. Of tint railroad bridge over the Kappa
:h"1'.t,cL, on tue Orange and Alexandria ro1d,
ah.u: in the centre Of our lines, which extend
alcLg he Rarpatannock Tor some for.y miles,
running nearly cast and west. They think that
our line is Fo strong now as to b. iulpregua-
,},lc, the only danger being in su attempt to
Gil tIauk Us t'y Jackson or some other leader,
through tle valley OF tnc Shenandoah, y hlch,
however, is carefully guarded against.
The achievement of Sigtl, reported By q
Philadelphia PAPER, has been greatly ex ~
Errated. There WIS no bridge, but ford,
whore the rebels attempted to cross tue Il 4p-
patal mock. 4 few OF them werc permitted
10 cross over, and then our batteries opened
6:e, and 4 nutni cr werc thus cut of and taken
Erlton.rs-not more, however, Ii IN fity or
ore hnpdrud.
New troops are pouring into Washington at
fbe rate OF {, ,oo0 day, aud are put in the forts
atout Washington, and Stationed along The
railroads, especially The Orange and Alcxan-
d!ia, which is the great means OF supply, and
las to be very strongly guarded. 1900 OF
McCitEan's troops j,iued Pope on Friday.
The danger OF any further retreat, or of sue
cessful advance Of the enemy, is over, and our
ioleee will seeume The Offensive as soon as
the t.o armies Of Pope a-d Mcclellan are
1riied.
, 1862-08-29

THURSDAY 17EKISa. August %, 1861.
EHRM4ETa BIT LAEE. AsT T7ESTf-FOUR HOURS
E1onr. II lRat. Com. Oats. Eye. Brl'y.
bIls, t1 hu bQ. b1. hu,
, 1862-08-29

t~ New Army Regulations, Infantry Tactics,
and Artillery Practice, By the War Department:
Muster Rolls, Zouave Drill Yonng Recruit, Sword
Exercise, and all other books, for sale By 2, T.
Sherlock, III Dearborn street, auel4-fs.
, 1862-08-29

SoLoAos'e IfHP1E.-The1 LAST week of fdis Z. aud
Exhibition. Lecture at 81 and 81 ?. N, in Ne
tropoIitan HaI. aueN.st
, 1862-08-29

P0TAToES-QuIet at s0035c per bu.
EGGs-strictly flesh bring 5Q16c per coz.
POCLTRT--Chckens per doz &i.50@1 LIS
Turkeys per lb. 3GAc-
, 1862-08-29

The members of Company K Chicaro Home
Guards, are requested to meet at their atHory thfs
{FTday) evening at O'Clock, sharp.
By order OF We. J. DAT, Capt
c. F1suER Orderly.
, 1862-08-29
NJ A r. r. i e ID

On tic 9TH irst. ty the Eev J.R Hh,arf n tht
CtM!tll Of the fe@ I:-1lsait Lieut.. HENRY II
GUSHING, 0f tho &i1 Illinois Fo!uut anrs art Mis-
al11E f. BELL, cacElsteF Of the Hon. D. Y. Bell al
nj this city.
E- Boston papers please copy.
, 1862-08-29

H Madame Cora James, the great natural
clai1vo5ant physician, the scientific assrologtst
anu phreno1ogist, can be consulted by ladies aud
gentlemen, on al things pertaining to the past,
the present, and the future. The mysterious lines
which nature and fate haYe traced In the laees Of
, 1862-08-29

Buy wall paper Of Chasc & Co., Wholesale
and retail. 1Co Randolph srreet. aua51m.
, 1862-08-29
DI Il ID.

n tl!s city. # TyrhoId FeveE. on the 18th Instant
afttr = e+k rs iI:n.sa, AGNES i. MARION, OF
New Yp.k. n.ece of y. T. scutt, Of this city.
, 1862-08-29
THE CITY.

Kn-En.-A little boy named O'Brlen, son
Of John O'Brien, saloon keeper at SO ktnzle
street, was instantly killed yesterday at the
Wells ttrect ferry, By being crushed between
the ferry boat and bridge piling while crossing
the river.
, 1862-08-29

LEc7rRE.-Rev. 7. G. Owen, of the Missouri
Conference, will deliver lecture upon the
moral and Political Conflicts of the Border ),
this evening, at the Indiana street Methodist
Episcopal Church Go and hear man who
has lived in the midst Of these conflicts. It is
free lecture.
, 1862-08-29
NCsccrnps, Golumn---Its Advance
f,em tortErn I'd 1uka and Tus-


Nosccrnps' Column---tts Advance
eunlIyiH.
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cAxr sEA: lr1A, Miss Aug. q, 1852.
Wien / last wrote you it was from the
l:1.k> of Clear Creek, on the eve Of our depar-
1Lr. for this Il .ct. will therefore proceed
to inform sou what has occurred in our brig
tx (Oii3) eitec Tat time.
On the niosning of the 18Th, tents were
tt,u<k, and b5 O'clock the line Of march
I.keu up. The weather WA. intensely hot; III
5act, ite suu WIS more oyerpo 4 eriug fhan rs
ertT txI"1itncvd it, even on our Missouri
N -rclt E. Still onward We tsasupsd-noW up
1u:s hill md then down that, ever an open
1-id, aud then young mountain; all the
time exposed to the rays OF old 6ol.'' Thus
VT moved . distance of about twelve miles,
I1til We reached Cedar Spring, where we en-
c"lrped for tie night-
As soon as We entered into our encamp-
mcnt, one OF Our first Luties WIS to enforce
tie cunt6calion act Accordingly, Gen. Stan
ley ordered company B, Of the 9Th Ohio, to
proceed to house and farm about quarter
OF 6 mile distant, and Levy On all the eat1bles
therein contained. This was speedily accom-
plishcd, and that nigh chickcus, ,pork, mutton,
Toasting-ea1 peaches, cucumbsrs, tomatoes,
melons, DC, were added to the rations OF this
Brigade, all retiring ut 81 tattoo" well satisfied
that " coEfscation knows his oiz-'' II any oI
1ne DOJ6. ever Doubted Tue COnSL1[utlonal1tY O.
the coEfsca:ion bill, think their dou ots were
d spelled ere they heard The 7ceyi,le YESTERDAY
n.ors'ips,, which was sounded 1t about tlrct
O'Clock.
At five We were again on the road. a good
nights Iest had refreshed the boys to such 8
drgrte that they started of in good style
strong southeast breeze rendered the atmos.
Ilc!c comparatively more pleasant than on
The preceding day, and the sun was not so Sc.
Eerr.
a march Of about six miles brought us
in sight OF the church spires Of Iuka, and ten
nlirutts later, With uuturled colors aud mar.
fial music, our brigade entered the town. We
1cuud here detachment of the26: IIlinoi:
iaiantry, and OF tie 5th Ohio cavalry, whict
ceI'1'rised the whole garrison Of 1he town
1ac 4.l division having lIUfcd OF in the morn
ipg u Tuscumbia.
After paEslpg in review before Gen. Rose
crlne {"Eo hau arrived here in the morning
by Ial,l we marched to s ridge about milk
from tcRu, wLrre We halted and entered int{
IN ercaulpment, with the exception Of tn
CSd OHIO, y hieh has been scut to Bear Crec}
Bridge, about five uliics from here, aud tw
comI.anieE cf the Gath, which have been sen
to Ele! port, on the Tennessee river.
Our picket lines extend about three mile
out from our camp, along the Elstport, Tu:
cpntia and Futtoa :oaos. 11arallel with tt
ii. .n.pf il and Chlr,::s7nu railroad.
To-day, Cu1. Sauls leaves for Tuseunbi
TO ts6e co1oni;l:': IL i'iat post. The OH
Brigade ceIualns i,-s- The headquarters
the .irmy Of 1he Mississippi will, for the pre-
ept. r. 1nair here, also, with Gen. Rosecra.
in conu.ald.
, 1862-08-29

SPECIAL NoT1CE.-The Rev. E. II. Boring.
presiding elder Of the district Of Chicago, de-
sires to meet all OF the pastors of the Metho-
dist churches Of this city, ut nine o'clock this
morning, at the Methodist Book Depository,
No. G6 Washington street. Let there be full
aud prompt attendance.