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Another Herring's Safe Preserves
Its Contents.

DAvEEroRr, Iowa, july 2ota, lSS2
IEsBRt. HKRKHa d Co, Chicago:
GzSTs:-1 I'm the owner of Safe manufactured
hy you. Said Safe WAS in 8 Grain Elevator In thIs
MIR, and which Elevator Vas burned some two
ncnths ainee. - Safe came out IN tine condition;
the money and papers u, good stats Of preservation
The tre was the OF this largest that ever occurred
here and one OF Intense hest He had to cut the door
cre2, {the lock being injured by the heat)
Iours &C.; &c. H4ShbuRS-
aERHN6B EATEET CHhAPIO1 FIE3PRoo9
EAFEA
1ne Eost feN1h1a sscutt7 tram are uaY s-ooW1<
HEREISEB CHAMPION NBuRGLARPR0lF SAEsW
Lined With Herring 4 FlcyI'z Exw TArKNE -CRYk
TALIZED IR0E--ths only Enc.al wick cannot ta
drilled. EERREa CO, q 1tats sxeat,
fel.EHlyAthp
, 1862-08-22
new Fork Cattle Market--Auz. Is.

From the n. 7. Tribune, Aug. lal
The seek1y market for beef cattle opened yes
terday morning II Fnrty.fourth street With over
re believe, were aot generally awars thsi the
number vas 90 Large, else we. think they
would not have been 80 willing to pay
were fall halt cent per pound on the az
erage over last weeks quotation, making an
ayeFage fful ~ cents pound. met. and ranging
eents for choice bu11ocks than we hare seen for
many weeks. and this is not al that the droynrs
bave r. their favor. The estimates Of wsight IRE
hundred better than Last week. It Is Estimated By
some that the market Is s. head better On the
o7er &c. 2 d advanee. no one, whether dtoTer
OF brpker or butcher, estimates the advance at
lees than 55c 2 u, net. and this With certainty
Iesson there Is for the advance no one can tell.
enca there Is certainly no lack in numbers OF bull
locks, sad uoae going to the army or caatrset,
, 1862-08-22
Stnte Street Bridge
FHifpta (fhicafrn TrihunnA

An article in your paper last week with the
abeyo. caption, put many residents Of the North
Side in fever Of hope that maybe something
wouldDe done this rear BY The city authorities for
tbe11 profit and convenience. Their wishes have
been Neglected until It waa deemed uaeless to ask
sueh favor as the construction Of said bridge.
though in many ways to the pecuniary interests Of
the whole city.
There Is No doubt but the property holders Of
state and Holeott streets would eheerfally s1b-
appropriation. to build the bridge, go that
tie want Of funds cannot be urged as
an exeuse for delay, And though bearing part Of
the burden Of war, there are some Improvements
and expenditures in city like Chicago which
must Of necessity keep pace with her
growth ard progress as i railroad and COM
merctal emporium We claim that the
proposed Improvement IS q necessity demanded By
increase Of population and bpsiueeE, as also by
the frequent blocking Of other streets for the want
Of facilities for crossing the Chicago river.
Whether the State Street Railroad Company are
interested In bridge enabling them to run clear
through north, or form junction with North
Side company we do not know; but we arc as
snred by many fdents on Wo1cott street that
the city fathers shall have no peace until they
shall have taken some action on the subject,
either IN ordering 90 Important work to be done,
OF quash all hopes by decided vote in the mega
| tive. NoRTH SIDE.
, 1862-08-22

1 co..u-o,z z-,
"a ~" soa1ss,os no1ss,- T1:,,- -alsTnue1' n
WI W iouno 'ne es'o u =. . ;" nls 'a0 nsos.'
eoinorsHlon nefenan1s, n w. ou
1os' nuuo1ns' south a'es street, Nv eu-
flng tae past week, nave opened an once iof
tne transaction OF q general produce comuis-
dore bus;,ese IN Fn,too ,S6r,-: ,,,s where
thev o,;ned u;5e.snraod. .,e-,ntat;on 90 n,,--
orsh,e doa1o., ~ IL n,,r5o5 ,na,oh.sts
9ha;s ~ 49, s s-.os,o.aas - ~ ha1s,;soS. ean,S.
s'l 'ous eAPs'tsne. ~ . ~ "enu auo se..u5
elo,n ~ Iese'aus Nte lAeu iof . ei's iosa'lon
~ "ta plose atAee iAoase1aeas to'
-! ~ !t'ete 80 i!aAe .nes1 eon'' ennen.s ~ haen'
"e noe' .usetiu1ts 1esonn1e1o lneha ~ u
gehe1ous ss5S7Re St417RRG eoua1E} pa'ronas5e' eou-
the flrss$Fiaa:- FaF E1ct Will dud 1t to their
, 1862-08-22

e Attention Is ca1!ed to the advertise
neat Of Furnished house Fanted, suitable for
keeping boar1e-s,
, 1862-08-22

TLllNOES AND MICHIGAN CANAL.
ARR Ed. 10.
Lenont. Lockport, 5,s0o 1,u corn.
Rock Run, LaSalle, 4.O10 bu corn.
Wave, habkakee. 4,Sun bu corn-
Nebraska. DnPage. 90 tons earth.
En1on, iasalle, 500 bn corn. ....,
J Chapin. LaSal{e, ,27a hu corn, Log hu wheat,
80, 0,260 Ms broom corn.
Nile, Lasalle, 5.1s1 bn corn-
Dolphin, IaSale, 5.84s bH corn.
Republic, Morris, 1888 tons coal.
Lotkport, I5Caport, a,a.0 hu corn.
Mound City, La5alG, 5,3pO bu cotn, 65 bu rye. 2
saEes-
q Ea1nlin, Ottawa, 5 2n0 bu coTn~
Sunshine. Lasaue, 115 tons pig iron.
i c Campbell, La5alle, 145 tons pig iron
CLEARED. ........Aug. 70.
Arctic Morris.
a1mnoldt, Morris. 4 tons coal.
Alida, LRSalle,
Trader, L1Sa1le+
Norris OTTAWA.
Caroline, Lasa1Ie, 3s5 bu wheat, . brla salt.
Progress, LaSalle.
Ade1ia. Joliet, 6 n lumber. ..
Lemont. LocEport, 500 it lumber, 10 n ehlnglea,
1,S4D 1oa merchandise.
Ella, Joliet.
America. LaSalle.
Caroline hankakee.
George Washington, LaSa1ls.
Abraham Lincoln, J.aSalle.
Ocean Spray, Ottawa.
Key City, LaSnI'e, 25,C51 ii lumber.
q Hanlin. Ottawa.
Tnionist, LaSalle-
, 1862-08-22

q tEAEsISE 1RIEF OF 1iME.-4 eatG{daT
morning young womau named Marga-
ret Delany was examined before Justice
Milliken on the charge Of stealing 8 gold
watch valued at Soo225, and 4 chain worth at
least $50, from Mr. Robert Hill, proprietor Of
the Garden City House. The accused &C.
know lodged her guilt, and said that she took
the articles just about one year ago, ct which
time she was employed as 3 chambermaid in
the Garden City House. Ar. Hill, being
sworn, sstd that the watch and chaIn we're
stolen from his oTn piiyate sleeping room, in
August, 1861 that 8 few days after he had dis
coyersd their loss, the girl Margaret left the
house, and had not returned siuce, but has
been living in some private family. The ac-
cnaed also acknowled that, soon alter stealing
| 1t, she gave or loaned the watch to young
man named William Feeley. The chain she
had sold to J. Wilcox, c jewe1er on CLARK
street. 4 few days ago she had some per
| eoual difficulty with another eirl-one Of her
associates-Tho Was cognizant Of the watch
] stealing transaction; Whereupon the latter
| communicated the facts to Ar. Hill, which led
to the arrest Of the untortunste Margaret.
| In default Of $500 bail, the defendant was
committed, to await her trial at the next term
Of the Recorders Court.
SWORD PREsEsTAT1oN.-On Tuesday eve:
ming, Lieut. L. 3. Church, Of this city, Was
the recipient Of a splendid sword, the gift o.
his numerous friends, Who took this method
OF attesting their esteem fora worth5 citizen
who viii make popular and an efficient Off
Ger. The presentation was made By J. shu
man, OF the .1oursa1, 1T parlog No. O
the fremont House. A pleasant concourse o
the lieutenant's friends were present, among
whom was Frank Iumbard, who sptced tn.
affair with some Of his inestsmable vocal ex
| ercisee.
Lieut.. Church has assisted In raistng fou
| different companies, under the late call to
troops, aud now proposes to 60 into the t1gh
with one Of them. His fine voice, which has 81
! otten been heard In songs Of thrilling patriot
ism, will in future be exercised In giFin:
the word of command to his men, as be LEAD
them to parade or to the bloody aHray. Sue
cess to Lieut. Church; and may his polIshe'
sword cause many rebel TO bite the dust,
, 1862-08-22

We refer With especial pleasure to the ad-
yertisement in another column setting forth
the prospectus OF the new school for young
Indies about to be opened At LsPorts, Ind,
By Mrs. Mary II. Homes, formerly of Jack
sorvi1le, III. Female Seminary. The Seminary
commences its first term upon Tuesday, Sep,
End. The studies embrace a thorough and
rigid course in English and German. Greek,
Latin and French will be optional. Music,
painting and drawing are also taught by com
petent teachers.
We are satisfied that this Seminary offers
unusual adva ntages to Young ladies desiring
to receive finished education. The Princl-
pal, Mrs. Hemes is q uberally educated lady,
grtced with every desirable accomplishment
ard animated Eith loYe for her vocation and
desire for usefulness. Under her care the
Seminary will prove m unusually excellent
educational institution and combine with it
ali the g1aces Of refined home for the young
ladies' Who shall hereafter identity themselves
with it. We bespeak for Mrs. Fl. wide
spread Western patronage.
, 1862-08-22

The camp Of the First Board of Trade Regi-
nent was the scene Of an unusually pleasant
affair, yesterday afternoon, upon the occasion
Of the presentation Of three beautiful swords,
with appropriate equipments, to Capt. VIM
?. Holbrook, Lieut.. D. ". Whittie and Lieut.
A. P. Ransom, the Inter Of the Hayelock
Guards The swords we're the gift Of the
First Congregational Church, Of which the
above we're members. Very appropriately,
Rev. ". ". Patton, the pastor OF the church,
made the presentation speech, appealing most
eloqueutly and with great feeling to the young
officers whom their church had aent out from
her midst TO do battle for the Right. The
officers responded becomingly and the gifts
we're greeted with cheers by the companies
drawn up in file. This Is the first instance
We can remember where . church has equip
| ped her members, and Ee are authorized tc
state that all other members Of the Firsl
Congregational, Rho shall enlist and become
officers, will be provided in 4 6lrnillr manner
| We commend the example to other churches
Those swords will be invested with peculia1
"Reminiscences, and we doubt not the kee1
blades Will do ample justice to the church
militant, and that the wearers viii strike 2pos
| tolic bIoEa, Bharp, clear and convincing.
, 1862-08-22

~ Persons wishing employment will be
interested In the advertisement OF "Great Re.
be1iop," In another column,
, 1862-08-22

METHODIST CAMP AEE71Sa.-our 1aeIno-
dist friends are to hold 3 camp neeslns AZ LES
PLANES station. Oh the Chicago and North
western Rs1lrosd, commencing to-dsy. Bead
the advertisement In another column
, 1862-08-22

CITIZENS OF TIE SECOND WARD-ArTES-
TON !-You arc hereby requested to attend q
mass meeting this (Thursday) evening at
Of organizing q home guard for the ward. a
punctua1 attendance is requested By the com
mittee.
, 1862-08-22

SefeHAde Oh &rGHs 4uIC01As
Gen. Turchin WIS screnaded LAST night at
the Sherman House by the Great Western
Band. After the performance Of several airs
the General made his apreazance upon the
balcony and returned his acknowledges
Loud calls were made by the crowd for
speech which the General declined, simply
announcing that he Was not speaker but
soldier. A half hour WAS spent in receiving
friends, after which the hand dlscoursed more
muefc end the General returned to his roouns.
Tie performance Of the band deserves mora
than passing notice. Their rendition Of an
opcra,ic selection from 1Yosdtore has never
been cqua1ed before in this city, and called
down longcontinued applause f1om helisten-
ers and the General himself, which finally re-
suited in an encore-rather au unusual thing
In sere1ade.
, 1862-08-22

TEE Pooa HoCsE--There are at present
only one hundred inmates In the county poor
house, the smallest number st this season Of
the year for number Of yea1a It speaks
well for the city and county.
, 1862-08-22

Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tribuns,I
DETROIT. August 70. 1861
UP-Prop. Mendota; barks Sunshine, Great
West; brig Lewis; Echrs. Montezuma, Flying
Cloud, Hol1y, Enterprise, Denmark, Dreadnaught,
Aiddlesex, Bermnla, Somerset
DoBy-Props. Concord, Cleveland, Queen OF the
Lakes: sch1s. Corinthian, N. Williams, Tolun-
teer, Stampede, Hoppeek, U.H. Brown, 4. Bradley,
J. 4. Mazsh.
Wcather p1eafant-w1nd southwest.
MOVEMENTS OF CHICAGO VESSELS.
VESSELS ARRIVED At BUFFALO PROM CHICAGO,
barss Fame, Two Fannies; brigs s. F. Gale, Young
America. Montezuma; echrs. Yankee. Wm Case,
4. J. Rich, Meridian, A. e. Hart, c. 7. Richmond,
AarshdeId, Grace Murray, J. Il. Drake, II. H. sib-
ley, Cuba, Transport, Eleanor, Gertrude
VESSELS CLEARED FRoA BUFFALO FOE CHICAGO,
August tS-Prcp. Mendoza briss Ocean Eagle,
Lowell, Nontezunra, 4. E. Hart.
VESSELS PASSING 1HBorGH THE TEL1ASD
CANAL.-We are indebted to Capt E. P. Dorr for
the following list OF Tesses passing through the
WelleEd Canal:
Iessezs hound FEST H1e7e }rom. N1ers 10.
Or the 18th Of August.
Btig Vim Lewis, OEwsgn, Milwaukee,
Schr algerlnc, O5weyo, Chicago.
Schr Bermuda, Oswe5o, Chicago.
Schr MQntexuma, Kingston, Chicago.
Schr D1eadnaught, Oswego, Chicago.
Schr Flying Cioud, Kingston, Chicago.
Or the 18th.
Schr Belle Sheridan, O5wego, Chicago,
TesSsts bound EasA. W1srs from. FHere to.
On the 18th
Schr e. Reeve, Chicago. Kingston.
Vessels discharging at the eleFator-
schr Russell Dart, chicago, Eric.
, 1862-08-22

PEasoNAL.-Dr. Airport has just returned
from his Lake Superior trip, where he has
been doirg the hypsrborsan and may now be
found at his office, as usual, prepared for
customers and their teeth
, 1862-08-22

EsrRIr.--A bay msre about nine years Old,
white spot In forehead, two white spots on
hack, caused By saddle, white spot on inside
oI OF hind foot, switch tail, and thin IN flesh,
usy be found IN possession Of the police at the
arusnrT.
, 1862-08-22

milwaukee Grain HEarket, AuEust 10.
Received, 1e,6a5 IN wheat, and 466 BIDS -four.
The ssntiael gays the 1uled dnl1 at decline
OF 1c per bushel from the prices OF the day pra7d-
ous- About 20 ooo0 bushels changed hands, at 81 90
for No. 1, and SIC for No. Z. FreIghts 1ull ut &c
for wheat to oBwegu.
, 1862-08-22


NEW TORE.
The shipments Of Flour, Grain, Pork, Beet, Sc,
for the week ending AuguRt 18th, are as follows:
+, ,e02 hrls flour; Ss5.9s5 bu wheat; I'll, ,s83 bu
corn; 475 br}s beef; 2,l92 brls pork; e9,31o lbs
hams 666,24s lbs bacon; 2,s0s zD8 lbs lard; 663-
ESP lbs butter; ], ~, ,s2a ]bz cheese.
The attendance on Change today Vas fair, but
business was dull.
In Flour the transactions were unusually ught,
and the market for epring extras was dull and
neg1ectcd-w1th triflihg Gales Of good at 54.75-
Winter wheat brands were In fair request, with
sales at $505G5 IS.
Wheat was dull, and re note decline In r inter
Of 1@2c y bushe1-with Gales Of 10 2 white at
81 e4@1 o5; No Red, s1.01al.05k, No Red, 9s
@99c: and Rejected Red at Csc. Spring Thest
vss neglected, and the market declined aGsa q
bushel-sso - being na:rrt!99ulatly dn1i-9ith light
sales Of No Spring at s5@s7c, and No 2 at sslssc
closing dull aud dropping.
Com was dull and :'s01e 7owef-8lsh sales oi
River white adost at 41H94215c; River Yellow
afioat, ssH G4cc; RiEer Mixed, s5kc; Mixed in
store, &Gssc; and Rejected, at 271g@29c-the
market closing at s5G35Kc for fresh receipts
Aited--c1osing dali.
Oats were in good demand and drm-with sales
at 31K@33c, Rye Was quiet st 5aDsokc- Mess
Pork Is in good demand at $3.50. HighWiues were
! in good request at 2sfc-
Tte5ghts were br1ner, and Hc advance was paid
in E2ne inztalcaR-with engagements at 4x@5c
f,r 1or,7 to Buffalo
, 1862-08-22

WEST s1nERs-Don't forget the War Meet
ing at West Market Hall tonight. Eyery-
BODY turn cut and let Is have q aousEH.
, 1862-08-22

E1Ecr1ox.-Mr. B. Gallagher, IN old typo Of
this city, was unanimously elected yesterday,
Second Lteutenau Of Company 4, First
Board Of Trade Regiment We congratulate
lin
, 1862-08-22

Nor CArTEREn.-The report that Col
Roger Fowler Of this city vas captured by
the rebels ncar Yicksburg py the steamer Sal
lie Wood, is incorrect, if re may believe ou-
senses. The Colonel visited Us yesterday in
27oFrla persona 4 man by the name Of
Walsh wus captured under the circumstances
mentioned. L is not often Fowler is caught
in ErEre,
, 1862-08-22
Notice.

The captains OF companies who are sppli-
cants to I'll the Sd regiment Of the Board Of
Trade Brigade, are requested to report imme-
diately to the War Committee OF the Board of
Trade, as camping ground for that regi-
ment has been selected On the North Side
Per order, Il. HANCOCK, Chin,
, 1862-08-22

CANT DrsSE--The Irish Legion went into
camp Or Tuesday. The grounds selected are
in the vicinity Of Camp Douglas On motion
Of Quarternaster Sheridan, the Legion, with
three hearty cheers. designated the place as
<'Camp Dnpne," IN honor Of Father DInne,
up5er whose auspices the Legion has been
organized. .
, 1862-08-22

MT TULES FOR SALE-A first.
ivE rate good sfzod pair of Mn!es. two Wagons aad
Harness for sale cac be seen No. Is south His
street Vest Side. OF address " 4 H." Tribune UGce
AuH) t1,.a.9t
, 1862-08-22

SEcEss1oS1sTs ON THEIR TRAyELs-D. l.
MaEony, Of the Dubuque Herald, and Dagid
Steward, Of the Fairfield (Iows) Consultation.
par nolae jratram-passed through tn: city
on Tuesday evening, en- route Tor Washington,
auder charge Of Z. s, Marshal Hoxie. The
cause OF their journey is simply-heing enc
mics Of their country. As such, every loyal
man will deVouty pray that they may receive
The full measure Of punishment.
, 1862-08-22

BASKET EXCURSION TO COLD SPRING
GhuyE.-Christ Church will give its annual
excursion to the above beautiful Grove on
Fr:6ay the e2d inst. A rare opportunity is
TOW offered to those wlo wish to enjoy them-
selves, and every effort will be made to 1nsks
it PLEASANT to al who 60 Tickets: adults
iity certe; children twenty-five cents. Cars
leave the Rock Island depot ut 9 O'Clock
g. II. The cars will be At Monterey street the
game hour 10 accommodate persons in that
part Of the city.
, 1862-08-22

STEALING CorrER--A boy, about sixteen
years OF age, named james Stevens, vas be-
fore the Police Court yesterday morning,
charged with the larceny of chunk of cop.
per, from Mr. Small, on Wells street, for whom
the lad had been working, Justice Miller
ASSESSED fne of three dollars, and sent him
to ByideTen for five days.
, 1862-08-22
.E1r sale.

A HOUSE FOR LEASE AT $50
IA per month and furniture for saIe--on Michigan
ayelue. Address Post Office Box 17Sp, au1att1ir3t
, 1862-08-22

The RECEPTION or GEN. TCRcnrS.-In
our account Of tae reception OF Gen. TurchIu,
The welcome Eas made to belong entirely to
tho Board Of Trade By the accidental omis-
zion Of the part taken By the Citizens Com
nittee. This committee WEE composed OF
prominent gentlemen, who met the train st
the depot and joiued in the escort to the hall.
This statement Is due, for the reception was
orc not alone of the Board Of Trade, but Of
ali our citizens, who testified by their pres
ence and enthusiasm the appreciation in
which they hold the gallant general
, 1862-09-18
BUSINESS,
WEDDING,

VISITING
, 1862-09-18

Madame de Stael was pitiless talker. Some
gentlemen, who wished to teach her lesson, intro.
duced person to her who, they said, was q very
learned man. The blue-stOcking received him very
graciOuSy; but eager to produce an impression
began to talk away, and asked thousand ques.
tions, so engrossed with herself that she did not
notice that her visitor made no reply. When the
visit was over, the gentlemen asked Corinne how
she liked their friend.
"A most delightful man" was the reply. "What
wit and learning!"
Here the laugh came in-the visitor was deaf
and dumb.
During the campaign Of 1914, young Norman
conscript was standing at support arms"
why don't you fre!" said his lieutenant, ih.
riousIy.
why should fire on these uierI" replied the
greerihorn they haven't done anything to me. "
At that moment his comrade fell dead beside him.
Lieutenant" said the rustic, beginning to wake
up. " believe these chaps are firing bullets"
"0f course they are, BOBBY, and they will kill
you"
With that the conscript began to blaze away.
and fought like Tiger till the close Of the action.
An officer, who was on intimate terms with the
Prince Of Orange, one day asked him the purpose
Of an extraordinary march they were making.
"Will you keep the secret" asked the prince.
The officer hastened to assure his master that he
was incapable Of abusing his confidence.
Ibelieve you" replied the Prince "bpt IL you
possess the gin Of keeping a secret, God has con.
ierred the same blessing on me-"
The austere Puritans Of the English Common.
wealth had such decided hatred for every kind
Of monarchy that they would not suffer the word
king" in their Bibles, and wherever It occurred,
substituted civil magistrate" Thus, instead Of
the first and second book Of Kings, they read the
first and second book Of d" civil magistrates" The
author Of religious work, published during Crom.
wells protectorate, spoke Of the parliament Of
heaven" instead Of the kingdom Of heaven"
A dandy negro entered book store with very
consequential air, and inquired: Z" Hab you few
quires oh de letter papea OBJ de berry best rate for
u gemman TO write lub letters on?"
"Ycs," was the replyi how many will you
haveH"
II suppose" said he, "my stay at de Springs
may be about two or tree weeks. Glib me enough
Quires to write four lelters"
"No Z, z, ntlemen, sail sheridan to his guests,
as the ladies left the room, "let US understand
each other. Are We to drink like men or beasts!"
Somewhat indignant, the guests exclaimed,
!" Like men, 0f course"
"Thrn," he replied, tive are going 10 get jolly
drunk, for brutes never drink more than they
want"
A Young prince Of the illGslrious house Of
Monaco was asked why he had married rich cd
woman ANA ii," was the gay young princes
reply, "Nhat poor uran, in a hurry to get an
enormmfs hank note tashed, troubles himself to
look at the date Of Il"
A lady asked her physicians advice about q
, 1862-09-18
WaltZerE.

Al nrst they move 81 WY, with caution and grace,
Like hrrses when just setting out on u race;
ROT dancers a. bA Is, Just like horses ut races,
Must amhle \ little 10 show Oh their paeeA.
The music plays faster; their raplures begin;
Like lAmbkins they skip, like teetotums they spin,
Nov draperles uhlrl, and the tiny feet ny,
And ankles, at least, are exposed to the eye.
Der the ehAlk-covered room In circles they swim;
He smiles upon her, and she smiles upon him;
Her hand on hts shoulder Is tsndeTlT placed,
Ills urn quite As tenderly cit cles her waist.
They stl bear In mind, they're turning each othen
The ProVerb ot zone turn deserving another"
And these bodily turns Ohsn end. Il ls said,
In turning the lAdy's or gentleman's head.
, 1862-09-18
PUGET SOUND HERALD.
CHARLES PRoscH,
Editor and Proprietor.
TERMs-ALwAYs IN ADVANCE.


One square, 10 lines IsssI Arst insertion o. 90
Each subsequent insertion, 40
deduction Of y per cent the abOverates to yearly
advertisers.
mall. inserted at less rate than t9S per Annum.
~ Legal advertisements Of every description be
pad for before insertion. rhefs will be variation from
This rule In any event.
, 1862-09-18


I-subscrbers who do give express notice 10 the
aFy considered wishing to continue their subscription
Sill subscribers order their papers discontinued publishers
may continue them until all charges are paid
8 Subscrbers neglect refuse To take their papers from
the Office place which they sent they responsible
until they settle the bill and give notice to dSeontnne them
4-I subscribers other places without informing
they held responsible Notice Of removal should always
be given.
6-Ths courts decided that refusing to take paper
pe0dcAl from the neg, removing and leaving uneaed
for, Il pTiHad SIcis evidence Of intentional fraud
6-The published rate, Of advertising govern In all cases
special have been made previous To
insertion. The courts htvS repeatedly so decided.
~ Undrl 'hr Law nt Congress, papers not charged
postage In the eoun.s 10 Whieh they are published.
JOB PRINTING!:
All kinds Of
Book,
Pamphlet.
BIll-Hend,
Circular,
Blank aud
Gard Printing,
IN PLAIN AND ORNAMENTAL STYLE,
Executed with and dispatch and forwarded per
order 70 any part Of the country.
~ Payment for Jobs must always accom-
Pany the order.
, 1862-09-18

"Srk solicited FROM an parts Of Puget Sound.
eRAs. VROsou. Proprietor.
, 1862-09-18

PSs,sIdas unusual cls. for executing In the bss. style
.ysy .srs,y Of
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1862-08-28

The new plated steamer Ironsides has
sailed from Philadelphia. We hope to hear
a good account Of her operations on the
Southern coast.