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St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1862-01-30

4 70 "FES :1t:;. 5:44 i vs. $50 In "a,
can be forwarded to and from Philadelph
New York, Boston, On Rahihofe, ITO ADD from
any point on the Rail Roads of Ohio, Kentucky
Indiana, Illinois, Wisconsin Iowa, Or Missouri
Tho Pennsylvania RaillKo4db Also connect,
At Pittsburgh with Steamers, by which Goods
can be forwarded to any port on the Ohio,
M4sAingSu Ksntunl5 Tennessee, Cumberland,
Illinois, Mississippi, Wisconsin,, Missouri,
'Ksnsis. Arkhiias AID RED Rivers; 9nd ct
Cleveland, sandusky vand Chicago with Steam
efs odh Ports oh che North. Western Lakes.
Merchants and ssh'RPe{,Z entr rus, to-
ny. canre y withcQ4d on Il sspekdy transit.
point in the West by the Pennsyfvanis Rail
Road, are tai time. a.. favorable a. arc CHARGED
BY other r. r.. Companies.
D@EsRs, Aaftieslan p. FArei p@ekselC r0ta
s}E siaippin8 bS 1. Ct
apply-to address, either of the following
TVS Sp Z g. si ss&RfPa a,,.;;a:
G e. s.; fss:f'c AEsnt: r Ss
R. C. Medium & Co., Madison, kad;ans.,
J. E. Moore, Louispil'e, kentucky.
~, W!W. Altman AGO., Evans,Me,> Masoas.
R. F. Sass, st. Louis, Missouri. J;
Clarke & Co., Chicago, Ilinoi,.
X IT.. fa3z;9s5s25; ess's;J Ohio.
Hall & Co., Aaristta, Ohio.
s II FifSR Ss ss,:%sst% S4,
R. McNesly, Aa,y.ville, kentucky.
p 1ohnsfon R;nJ., 0h:o
John Todd, Codihytoh,' kentucky. !:
G. L. Heatoa, Cleeelqpda OHIO,
B. C.. Meldrum, General Travelling Agent
Rr iLfNywN> .2Jorvts. SvUtA dix SRsit.2
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1862-01-30
'.'''-<IitVjE STOCK.

Drovers and Farmers win ind this the most
advantageous route for Live Stock. Capacisus
Yards, we'll watered and supplied with every
coavtnienee; hat; fp99ded on tiis line s1d
its connections, and every attention is paid to-
their wants. From Harrisburg, where will be-
'fohdd evbry eousenienoe'for feeding and rest
ing, "a ehoice ie ;PferedBfy Of the, :P9AlLADE[-
PHZ4, NEW YORK and BALTYMORE
AAtR}fEgSi IFhia4 rEilf 61sp By found the shor-
test, quickest and most direct route for stock
esi'Ee* " YoTk-ACvia Allentown Lshd' with
fever changes than any other.
- ENooH LEWIS, Gent Sup't, Altoona, Pa.
L: L: HouPr, GenI Ticket Ag't, philadelphia
H1H B4v116N, -Gc11,1 Eftight IAe;;<l Ph1ad..
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1862-01-30
sT1l l9l::,G;:s|ssAA11 sE;t14WS

i. s.. 1aBbssn.,tiv.l nd
II The usil h6na st, Cloud u
, aasosstosxsSsf Ghseatsusdhiog ri :XbesorombiA
\ xRssptisriAge .ndsiuternssdiat oaises) hss
been q. elh.ppsed from Saturday, morning p
r.&ahbah moving for departure, aid from
. es.bbsth evening 70 Monday, 7 evening for
q. arrival sThh throxs Ill tho mail, Tor that
Il country into ne as a AZ 4 4 dsb Of IA
dS7HseeE, 1eqtaoo aHo; .r2'"72 ~ si2n ssef'
,e ssaInl sL1cTgns;:-- Sergeant sGerdon's
a sLeotsr,o last Saturday evening III The
81 W.r,"ewas but slinly attended, Il, The leo:
~"s,tpre. ,it,eE "a. said: TO be rather interest
ing. .;-. ~
rojoMAN .INJuRED.-A short time sinca;,
man vas thrown "a thse bridge over Sank
q River 1t Cold Spring. While passing over
with an Ok team, one fthe animals com.
: IImenced. crowdiug, throwing themaa over
Ia the bridge (which is without rsilings)+e
=, !, and !. he struck the. ice, below. his leg
caught io j.. hole, breaking i instantly
.. he We. picked up and propatlJ cared for,
a. "HoRR1D MINNESOTA W1NFERs. -
/, We .le informed by jpeoplefpom the coup-
; try, that the tamarac swamps are not yet
!; , frozen sufficiently hard to allow them to
60 in with teams for wood. All that has
y 5et been cut, has been taken from the out,
,reyl edges. t.. ~ .p.1al':.': :>..>-';"iI
:. ~f..c, 49,. =. -. g i,,. ~ 49,. Hir
! I'd SHow.-lu' no winter during the last
: 6v. years has 50 much snow fallen, as this.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1862-01-30
Thermometrioal Record.'
|; 0 ResdtteG ezsrealys lkar; Ms As1qoaA1, b
S: A q 4t Druggist s.h fts3d:

How NOT TO Do liked tape is IN
essential element in. human life. 1T will
cot d. to hurry matterstoe Rsuoh If some
mortals were to have their own Wild way
they; WOULD have. the mellepnium dovRqaa up.
on US before we knew i. They would have
var ended, slavery, done away, the poor
fed, the naked clothed 1.-The inebriate cured
and New York made clean and wholesome
city by the Christmas .!nexf year. zBut
that would never'do II noald '3h$fs too
terrible work to let on the full force Of tho
Lord d Piiydr and Goldah Rdla Iuponi the
W." TN : x viS6 de6s Oh sar{k .s in hea,-
en-" but not before the year after next.
".fhy kingdom, come" but ;not till 1900.
"DeIiver us from evil,H but not immedi
ately,. for in: that ease, what would be-
come OF so many evil-doers?A Othello's
occupation would be gone, md how could
he get a living then 2 :The great object,
Therefore, should be, 4hewob seem to do it,
but 1o,o not do 1t. Flow forth, thes:, red
tape, in endless, sinuous coils, in church,
in state. Thou art the mild string that
ties UP the parsons homily and tbs, states
man ;: reports. - yrand-bJe, earth viii be
ready to receive. her King ;sbut: not get,
not YET" a In the .elscdtion Of this sentence,
"Wait and see the salvation Of the Ford !"
b sure you emphasize wA1E,;- ~; lh3rtst-
,ians Inquirer. ..c~ o, r"!:,,;:r#, 81! MI
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1862-01-30

Tickets for sale. to Boston by Boat or Rail.
Roat tiskeAa good on snyi Of, tAsSpund linsj.
Fare to all points as Lou a. any Route.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1862-01-30

HE would S s:k th9 .;ttet 81 r Physi e5't?;
Extracts and.sngsr Coated Pills; tas 9gink the
puxsat obestn and most relishts'
ever offered totte professional o. :ih" DAY:
.s.acrr :; oil ,gii saIa4..-:' Il 10 liz 20 Inh III
I11 Isl stock of Fainis ind on ~ rAost e5ms?.
II: plets. aud ths'attentiS1t !6f1 Painters 'anai
Builders is respectfully asked 'thsf5to:D oos III
.THaa Jf u T. -
THE stock Of fPattrtr g4d Family Medicines
The, 49@sal e. "a 8.sB.f'c X&'':,
jayne, Bryan, and many 49,
LWR IT, 4t;4ft, b. 49, all parstiohk
j, ut ,Lnbins, HarFison, tWMgh szis,aa1ai
Other celebrated umsfs,,Fandtiw Soap
Burnetfs Cocoaine, Cocoa Pomsde,-Hairp
Flesh and Teeth Rrpshea Hair Dyes,.&ea,I &oi,
&c., together WITH largo ssseEtaaents eMartb1
l. Co.'s Trusees, Shoulder Braces and Support
ersi Nbsst -plAih Lat, Ind 2thef ;F6B21o6t,
both shelving and snokinst ts;bs fsnAA' ihrthk
plAeAlo1 oil .sqass oaa'zo9 10 hsho sh' n'f1
! .won az bo.-=z ssss-.4oI aat gard ll!ff TIED
He will 'paytp4raiculdt 'attS4t{0n
TO- nSfs yaiuiadl7 1So|
tionS ataal hours, aid 1p6k e4peeff9h00sa
and ebtrict b1siidess,' hi matters
hiasslf that hs' win e ssl;' SHIRE df pdbhs
.Hfka4AW i 4 l.. e., SIMS,fa
ISL o,sss;a l' Sst, nc. 1 1ssi: 7.a1s-u
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1862-01-30
E. B: STRONG, Agent.

Observation-Disclosures INDIAN AFFAIRS,
ST. PAUL, December 81.
CEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIV-
~ ed at this Office until the 2sth day Of jan
uary, 1862, at O'clock P. H., for the furnishing
Of the following Annuity Provisions and Sup
plies for the Indian tribes in Minnesota, deiv-
cred at their respective Agencies, to wit:
= FOR TIE UPPER s1oy11sD1ASs. sx
superine F'odf-to the ahd6dat Of s2,5woo
Mess Pork, " 1900 90
Powder, F. F. O., s. 400 90
Shot, Nos. and4, - 200 90
Tobacco, 400 90
super6ne Flour-=to !. III. amount o. $4,000 90
Powder, F. F.a., " 200 OF
Shot, TaSsc Nos: and tsa;. 3%:'1s 1850 90
~ - ZOE rHs w1TXzpAao INDIANS. :.
sabefst Flsa@- 10 Ae-annoaalnss Of $4,000 90
FOR ras: egzprz14 1xgp14s. OF gn. x,s:iss*ss.:
super6de F4ouur--to IA 4mo.intsjif ;FF6sS7
Tobaec6,I ten. IS'Oa" = lido 90
The above provisions and supplies will be
:, let tts hyst. :ssRegsSlS s bidders
tiye ageneiss, and in the following proportions.
Ono third by TIE Twentieth 81 March one
third by the 2oth Of May; and the remainder
approval of the Superintendent of Indian At
faiys. Or such person az he may select.
Psy uheaE 10 be snSae only dpen thc eertif-
Gates Of deposit from the: respective Agents.
Bids ill beres41ed f1t 1firnishing the pro-
visions and supplies for al the Indians above
specified, or for either tribe, and bids will, also
be received for the -four and pork Separate ina
distinct from other articles enumerated.
As theFf fund OUT ofswhish the supplies arc
to be paid for is different from that for trans
P9.9e1nn bhd1{fs at}1 Re tea"i!sSd; 20 ste1t
which they will be transported, and the amount
in gross, when delivered at the respective
Agencies, thus: Tor we) propose to furnish
IBIS of F4eur st' thesam "of-per hundred
lbs., and deliver the same at-Ageney for the
sum of-per hundred lbs.
Proposals will also be received at the same
tlm3At4p plaHs7 fsn M<tsfvipg; lSStl1g,and
Transporting the Indian Annuity Goods for
the year 1862, from St.. Paul to the various
Agencies in Minnesota. at such time as shall
b 9s s$sR's85' y the Fqgs1e's94&fF St dnan
The transportation to be made under cover.
Each hdier WIFI secompxAy shle proposal
with guarantee, signed by ut least two re-
sponsible sureties, STIMULATING that he win
faithfully perform ths conditions Of his pro-
posal, and enter into contract with necessary
bonds Immediately nRen the dssgpinaon q
The guarantees and sureties to be such a.
i i5S E Ss.sae agb t. y? sqRsyptf e
Samples of Tobacco required.
Communications will be indorsed with the
words Supplies, - er"'4Rransportation of An
nuity Goods" IS the case may be.
The Superintendent reserves tho right to set
aside any or all bids on aeso0at of unfairness,
'or for any matter he may deem prejudicial to
the interest . Sf The government,
The ris9fahl % -taeft4d Is o aaisAfsNr mod
ify any of the above mentioned proportions Of
provisions at the discretion al tho superin-
tendent.
!: cTApv w RunxepQON
! x,,:So lasS,;oS IA = z >Ssilf.E'!1h 2SVNnRh
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VlfICAGO & NORTH. WESTERN RA1LWxE'

This is the most direct and desirable route
from St. Paul. and oil Points on the Upper
Mississippi, via either Prairie du CHEM OF La
Sa1 G?s! eIss
line, Cincinnati, Pittsburgh, Washington Dali
timore, New York, Philadelphia. Rostd1'A a.
bAny 1qdiansRe|is, Qeiro. hoyi4 Men ll
aid ail places East, South, and South East. ','
All trains from La Crosse connect direct
With G. &tH. WI Railway IL Minnesota yunct.
AL trains from .Pr:s duo Chen oonneot direct
withG 4 N.-W. ReilwayetJ auss7ills& Milton.
.. NO CHANGE OF CARS.
nom slpn.ssts JudotisSp Il o'ch iHciatsSe, from
Prairie d0 CHEN to Chicago, -. ..r.v
III New Patent Ventilated Cars, With Patent
>DustetS Attached, are used % this posd, avoid:
Ing the re- srd , duAt } 81 ta
.iu.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1862-01-30

srook RA1s1Na.-stearns County is
..patf t.AiS& 4 thsslesa s Il tho Effat %6rk
Of nsipa, r"B esideso twolota Of sheep
(sa1h attnds s1aid heid) alrdady here. .gesaaG.
n F4l! ~ . iaa
igaih 3Aespriag, one thousand aoresi Of
N.Y. rs. ~ sc " ~ .d5 .'sses Vi
1902 .DlipGQlH. We can anupee him It
III 80. .tas! .asss .sSu .i'aoD -
, 1862-08-19
List Of Contributions to the Chicago
sAnltary Comm 1ss1on for the Week
Ending Aug. 16, 1864:


HRS. 4. J. Ks1sRLT, Chicago lot Of papers.
JAS. GRANT WILSON. Chicago-slSteen numbers
.krtck kerbocker mag zines, twenty numbers NJ.
FIRST METHODIST Ep1scorA1 Cu11ncr t.btcaoo
Ms @cu11Ia, t5ieasoloqq s qo OF nspers to" cases.
F. F; Spencer, Chicago-1 brl died plums. tbox
berry wine. e'''' S''' &t&''' ".''' s"l' Dnseh-
a. FsmnD. Chicago-4z doz. fresh eggs,
and papers. ~&''~'s0 '"''' - p1ap 'ess
SAMUEL T. .BABsrrr, Chicaro-1 bae or dried
i box throueh PERRY # s,,,r,, eoo ch,o.o,
ep1lta e. K f6!5 fsS heP[e1 PF afags5s pr s9Sss
So1n1ERss An Hs. SGcIrr nnr aHn Gtso1 ssosns.
WisW1 box enntafn;n.3 ,,e;rs hosk a. county,
pir eoesa deaa pa5s y 5hi1t
ciat "a harise a +n,1 n M usm ~
RoTs nss qd}1i R11w ;ma eases quilts
int, IS b.. died iruit. pacSaaa eaes naneEg
So1:mrE,, Am soc7r,,v fu,,na~p.,.+
81, ptchiss A1 h Ctmsx Prairie. Mich
so1pp1ERs' s1n ~, snrFTX Ttnair T,na TT
shiTts nsirs Grss.a.s quit u
gowns. * handkeTchiefa - kasS nas agGss are5snS
rolls linen s!o'h roll cotton elotb, spittoon.
hn[ea cnntain,no as am AI9oF. m!chtsan-
casee' AZ nank;na Is stia,s 81 af' q piloW
.o Exc gan9ages 4n pairs wool socks pair cot
nfi1o1r cesssa - I;n ,uau1neh. yum. worn
haG H1% s"1ss' 1Es' - nneA saeeI. plHo"ss 654 D5
~ 100 % ~ M MS1rraa.s TX ns raspbeies 13k
Of con1ssses aDd iO5 Sanda nanaEsrshiets ios
Mas anq oanqagss. @ EEL galfel dflgd applea
ri 1. m5s ~ saas AND Mics IuRSEa. AocRport
soIn,pRa ns eaG9; r., a,,,., o,..h, III
rnn51o clS+ Is 1nocin,TI, i,, saacnN1ne I'LL
hed sscR sae1g II poW eases II bed shirts,
s. soEn1Eas 1a AID sgets soc1xrr Adrian Mich Ro,.,,
pada ~ En- 81 eassts rs % pow sase 1s p
2sWofn shrls new shrta paiIa socR
cans q currant iev Gn elGsns' a' 1anehhges neaeh
annIea rnrranta !I, !nhar.,,a aa"' PeaGaes at1ea
nppEace npeEtSs: ssoa H. cagfsies. sssawoeEtlea
bntfies rnrEen+ ;,7ies 9oHs e1aesDell5 VINE
p;i1n;.s 80 = r1f 1aat, ~ Eneets. 70 pillow cases,
drawers, = linen coats. pairs pants, shffts.
fam 3Ty 70 cans fEa ls es dried fruit
tracts, pck eoap, package papera old c1oS6es -
&C.; &C., &C; 1nx h,41 Petite bo;tss bottles cur
honey bottle cu,rant juice. botte cherrv wine
no1las lies SaErapt a ex box y cans fruit pack
soIp1ERs AID soclErT,' Ann a Arbor' I MSflS Mich.-7
, 1862-08-19
4 Calumny Nailed. .

4 Calumny Nailed.
GENERAL HEADQUARTERS STATE or I1LHom.
AD7GTAHT GENERAL's OFFICE.
hfRaGFtE1D, August IL, 1864.
Editors Chicago Tribune:
I see tn the 1saue Of the Chicago Times of Sat-
uIoay, 1sth list, notice headed st Mysterious
O4appeafance,' stating that u. J. Richards had
vas 1T snee the of draft
II the edltoIe Of the Chicago Times viii visit
springfield. IL, they will find as have, Mr. j. j.
1f1charde bne1ly engaged rs assistant to nt.r an
cte1t Adjutant General Fuller, In raising and NJ
8anfz1ng ffoops for the waf. VIZ. McMuHTaY.
Colonel 1G2d Reg't N. Vol.
!" Madame Cora James ts daily astonishing
the most skeptical with her wonderful ut, per.
tanning to the past, the present, and the future,
She Is indeed prophet. Ladies' and gentlemen.
come at once, as such an opportunity Is short.
Madam James successfully trest chrouic CON.
plants. Her mode Of examination is with t1e
clafVoyant eye. Hours from eight a. n. until 9
p. n Office No. GO West Randolph street, corner
Of Clinton. an1es
AZ solomon's Temple viii remain another
week. We advise all to visit It, a. It is. a Won.
dettu work Of art. Lecture at 81 and SIX y. m.
Admission rs cents an 1Ret
~ Cook III a1n Steam Dyers and scoure.s %
dearborn and 10 s. Clark streeta, clean and dya
ladies' and gent1emeos clothes In the best and ceoo
est manner. The oldest estabshed house In the dty
eO&a On Dunlop, sewel h kspaldtng ton Printing.
noV11-h2a1-H
, 1862-08-19

tFron heEiroy's Bank Note Reporter-Extra, I
NEW COUNTERFEIT JUST ouT-We have juat re-
ce1ved information Of new imitation Of the gen
nlne 19s On the National Bank Of Providence, EI..
WalGa % y Intended for the Northwest. Look out
t9r It, National Bank, Of Providence, z L. ijlss
vig:, spread eagle, cog wheel, etc ornamental tl
o,e ~ esc1 1,aPPF ,1PPer Washington II oval
tumer ro tas4f @ corner Columbus on the lower left
good, though rather black looking. Also, LOOK ont
f. for 1qs on the Hartford City Bank. Conn los On
the Honeedale Bank. Pa, ia On the Commercial
BanE. Glen Falls, n. T.; IS On the Weedsport
Bank, \. r; s. on the Mercantile Bank, Piatts-
burg. n. 7. All Of them very recent coQnterfeits
and good limitations Of the genuine bills.
saye:
There was no change in money matters on Sat.
1rday to speak Of. Exchange was quoted easy at
fs5msr n@39 buying and r premium selling:
general buying price was Il per ce 1t. premium
selling rates nominalIy Is per cent Silver sol
per cent. buying; 9@1o per cent. selling. Treas-
ury notes OF the old issue advanced to per cent.
bnyirg. Money easy at e@10 per cent.
, 1862-08-19
The Railroads ana Worlds Horse
Pair.

nn4 oAAE" aofse
The different ra;,ro,d l;nea co,,o,c;,,~ .,o~,
horo tivoa ,,,,o, 49,, rs,11Ns n'es" nelo
n0's nAeu apon .ue aonow1ng rates LOT trans
porting stock, vehicles, and passengers to and
from the fair.
TRANSFORMATIONS, ,,,,.
ia1AoS of s3och.
Ing 1oAo"1ng roads agree to transport stock
md vehicles for exhibition at t,a wor.d,a
Horse Fair. tn he 1,e1a AZ ch;o.oo aa,taI,s.s
no.ss AZ, " ue LEU at Galcago, september
I'd to 18th Inclusive, at regular stock rates to
Gticago and return, the came free; il accom-
panied by the certificate Of the secret.rv oftba
Fafr. that ssfa STOCK haa haa,, ~,
49, 80 1A1 o7eu VI eAn1onlon
4Alu n'.e not ueen soid. a groom, riding in the
car with stocB, will be passed free to and from
Chicago, with such ehipmepts-,t he,na Ala.
tirc,1v understood 4hat 49, .N ~ oe.ut oas'
;nr +rs,snar+stin, snas @s sne company 1afn1sh
from all liability for damages to shipments,
both ways: Michigan Centra, R,;1ro,d 1I;n.
iran Southern and Eortto,,, T. 1.eea
,su eou'ae1na ai.a Aortnern Indiana Railroad; !;
Irnia.1s9n1gh, In.l Ft: wayne and Chicago Railroad: !:
!nlno1s Centfal Raffroad; Chicago, Bnrling-
Iona gon ano Qu!ney railroad; Chicago and Roek
Island Railroad; Galena and Chicago Union
Rati1oad Chicago and Northwestern Rail
[so [oao o. Louis, Alton and Chicago Railroad
cincinnati and Chicago Air Line Railroad;
cE1cago and Milwaukee Railroad.
TRANSPORTATION or PAsssseERs-
The Michigan f,ent,,1 axsoh,.ss as..,
and Nnrthprn Tnliane en3 tha oon'Iat4 4sot
Wayne and Chicaeo Rail sa T. fo1s OF!
, 1862-08-19

Ibpectat Dispatch to tae Chicago Tribuue.1
DETROIT. August Is. 1862.
uP-Prop. Acme; barks Geo. Thorpt3u Cream
City; ech1a. 1thica, Wings OF the Morning. Sun.
boy, White Squall.
Dowx-Prop. Fountain City; bark Northwest:
big Globe; schr. F. ]. Barney.
Weather pleasant; wind east.
MOVEMENTS OF CHICAGO VESSELS.
FEatEra ARRIVED AT BUFFALO FROM CHICAGO,
August 15.-Props. Potomac, Acme Barks Mai.,t
Anderson, VIM. sturgis, q. g. Sheppard, Superior,
T. G. L., B. 4. stannara, Monitor; Brig Pilgrim
schrs. Ithaca, Marion Egan, Eliza Logan, Rain.
bow, D. Newha11, Kate HfnchmRu, Sweepstakes
Twin Sisters, Morning Light. John Thumby, Re
Allen,
VESSELS CLEARED FRoA BUFFALO FoR Cmca-
60, August 15.-Props. Adriatic, Acme: Barks
F. c. Sherman, Major Anderson, E. G, L.. Great
Vest sch1s- B. Parsons, Ethan Allen. Marion
Egan, Ithaca, P1owboy, Autanto, L. Il. Cotton.
success.
VHssBls PAserNa THROUGH THE wun.rn
CAKAL;-We are indebted to Capt & P. Dorr for
Weliaad Canal: & - III FeAAs'S passing through the
Vessas 6ona Rsst. Wae. from me,, 70.
On the 18th OF August:
EErep E1sp ,Ssa 1ntari9, g. ogdensburg, chic.go.
Schr 41so- 4ass, pa.tys pse.tys oswego, Chlcago.
6cnr- Jo1n fottef, Oswego, Chica9o
Schr. C. H. Walker. Eiaeatnn MiiTaTtao
Schr. Royal Albert, Kiogstons 1fi1wsrEss'
schr. Mary Grover, Toronto. Mi1gankee
'sese4s oo..'ao 1os1' HheT6 JfUh 5Fssre to.
On the 18th OF August:
Ra,g szian1s Wal;1 s!a.e; Gmeago; Qgdezsbuzg.
o1eA - -. oolsu1l' nlHaukee, Kingston.
On the .14th:
schr. Thos. K1ngEford, Chicago, osgeen.
NEW VESSEL LAUNCHED At BCFrA1o.-A new
E fEeneqneF' pronounced BY good judges. one ct the
launched from the yard Of W o. Brown. ESQ n
ss eha ,elty ny wh9% on she owned, aad after whom
she e named; Iha custom house measuremeqt Of
length lss feet 8 inches breadth OF bsam *
1eet inches and depth OF hold Il feet s inches
-EonzleTei1z Adre73tter. N4~1s7-
, 1862-08-19

MORE MEN WAN7ED.-Captain Spanlding
wants eight or nine men more for his com
parry now attached to the Second Board of
Trade Regiment Application mnst be made
before the I'D. Passes will be for warded to
recrulte, or money refunded upon conductors
checks. Apply to Pest Office Boy 1913, or at
the east gate of the Court House square.
COMPANY a, home GUARDS, Attention.
You ere hereby notified to attend meeting
for the purpose OF drilling, &c, at the corner
Of Van Buren md GrisEold streets, near the
depot Of the Michigan Southern Railroad, on
Tuesday evening, the 18th of August, at 'half
past Blk O'Clock. BE- order Of the Captain,
Asa GAINES, Orderly Serg't.
To ARMs-There will be war meeting of
citizens in Vest Market Hall, on Thursday
evening, August o1st, at eight o'clock, for the
purpose Of discussing the matter of univer.
sal military organization in this city. Let ey-
ey man who has spark Of the old spirit that,
kindled the camp fires Of '76, awake from his
lethargy, and feel that he has something to do.
All men, both old and young, are requested to
be present, at the meeting on Thursday eve
ning, prepared not only to talk, but to act
RECRUITS sWANTED.-Lieutenaofs Brennan,
Healy and DAILY, Of the Irish Brigade, Colonel
Mulligsn, want few more recruits. they will
remain but few days. Now Is the time to
join regiment Injured to camp lite, and expe-
rienced in regard to camp diseases, etc. Call
office, OF atthe recruiting office of the Brigade
in Court House Square
BuRSs1DE's EAPED1TIoS.-AM. recruits for
the United States Marine Artillery service
must be in by Wednesday, the 20th instant,
as Captain Hys1op will then leave for New
bern, N. G. This is the last chance for this
fayorite service.
RECRUITS WASTED.-Any man who has
twenty-five OF thirty men at his disposal and
is ceslrpus to obtain ueutenancy in one of
the finest companies ever yet raised In this
city, will be assured Of obtaining such posi-
ton By addressing I. 2. W., Box IS, Chicago.
aug Is TITS It
HEADQUARTERs OF THE IR1sH LEGION, 90TH
REGIMENT ILLINOIS VoLuSTEERs.-Ail re.
cin1tng officers will report to Capt. Stuart,
With all the men in their charge, at North's
theatre, on Monroe street, neAr the corner Of
Wells street, at halt.past nine o'clock this
morning. By order Of D. DuNNE.
A WARNIsG.-C. D. Baker and Geo, Webb
Of the Fuller Guards, are hereby ordered to
report themselves forthwith at the headouar-
ters Of Company 4, Camp Hancock OF be con
sidered dese1tess and treated as such.
CAPT SEXTON
EDITORS sTRIBuNE:-Fearing thai Tho nnb-
ication Of my note may be regarded as pre-
mature and It's objects misapprehended, / de-
sire to withdraw it. Respectfully,
L. D. BooNB.
NorlcE.CThe last quarterly meeting for
Elt be held on Friday next at early candle
Light, on the corner Of Wilson and Clinton
sl1eeta- BROTHER ADAMS, Pr.
a New Army Regulations, Infantry Tactics.
and ARTILLERY Practice. By the War Department:
muster holle, zouave Drill Young Recruit, Sword
E1eie'ee' and all other books, for sa,e by IT,
-" - sAA '"t1 et&eet' aus14et-
, 1862-08-19

MARINE LIST.
PORT OF CHICAGO.

ARRIVED ...Arc. Is.
stmr Baltic, Aver1ll. Buffalo, aundrieg,
Prom Ottawa. Warner VAN I'm Hnskegnn 1so ~ ,nnhe.
Staa s9pses
oP MeaIs RIoase1t ncn1n nu1o ~ snnd5ss
pa 49, n11 A1a1ESS.s: 1890 I1lpi9s ~ ~ I1W0er
BaTk BaFE 5a1f n nea B15alo 1922 brs sa
Srhr insonhirs E,, nnnato, ~ Ions coal
eehr 99eepaine 4n @ Drssdsn Finnfgan Charlottesville
sfhr sfhr 41nss 4r1IoIsiaee, T; "aasTorth, Mnxankee
sit. 'sAe' oS"ess'' 1'o9' ofil
D 1.esassoD' WOOD. n''ae' 1eDo"eDefieF' 10 cord:
Robe1f Neson Poft aaEsn sSesoa 90 ear:
sehr telegraph, a Haves, White Lake IS ,um,er
eeh1 e6s' sSndos8e' acfaT' PFesque 1sle 80 Tons
>Ecbr Eyefine thinner RufFa1o.
schr Magnet, Walstra' kalamazoo. 70 cords slabs
schr Baiiey HawEina: BnfIao III N iney 9tsags
Echr BelIe Steyens. WiIkfnsnn. st .Ioseoh 9e0
rai1road tries s| e@9efns t'~so
Schr FARMER. Lewis Green Buah. q cori7a uooa
30 n staysa. ' ~' N0A'f7 ""'0'
So cords wood. 10 n slaves, '''7' 2 = '7A'
Echr Guide; shaw st Josenh. 50 cords wood.
Schr Elya, Sinclair. Whlte Lake. S0 m 1nmber II m
lath
schr Enterprise, Peterson, W1lkinson's Pier, II
corde wood.
schr Kitty Grant, sweenaon, White River, 50 N
lumber. TO N lath.
sehr Syracuse. Car oswego. 1.sm SOB blls ss sait.
schr " g Grant, jackson, 8ufalo.
sehF feanfe Sea' D0on' Bartlett, Bay CITY, 200 N lu
schr Horest John. Ro1an, Kalamazoo, 80 m lum-
- ter.
seow Hs1culea' Gnnderaon. Mnskegon, ss m lum'
Scow BIT Vernon, McVae, kalamazoo, Is N lumber.
Scow Ainirs, Miller, Whito Lake. 81 n timber.
scow cygnet. McNarana Kalamazoo, 70 m lumber.
, 1862-08-19

E Attention Is called to the advertise
ment OF q small cottage wanted on the North
side by J. 8. C,
, 1862-08-19

SEPTEMBER ATLANTIC MONTHLY
Tor September has been received by John r.
Walsh, corner Madison street, and Custom
House place.