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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-03-01

SAN FRAsolsco, Feb. 2f.-rhe weather
Throughout the Northern coast has been
very cold: any persons ON their way
from Portland 70 the mines have been.
tro1enlto death. Thousands are detained
at.foFtland TIL spring opens who recently.
left California for the New colorado.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-03-01

p8-A eExERAl RUSH for ..A Strange
Story" by Bulwer, "Under currents Of
Wall Street" "snlhetlands, p. ohm Brent
"Fort Lafayette" and 1.-THE Young Step
Mother at Graves News Depot. See his
advertisement this morning.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-03-01
FaIsA RanlinrtE

wAsHtNeEoN, Feb % a report s,ai pre- re-.
vailed yestetlay 70. the effect, that General
Bank column had suffered repuise in
attempting 70 egess the Potomac; but its.
tRislty was EXPOSED by Q communication
rom secretAFyb Stanton 10 Mi olEaE on
The House fqRepreseatatiyes. So :
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-03-01
LOST,

A POCKET MEMORANDUM BOOK, containing
IA the commission OF Lieut., John D. MOTFymRn,
and several notes, payable to MeTrymAn, besides
other papers OF no Tdue to any except the own.
Ct. The Under WILDE suitably rewarded ON leaving
the book sud papers at the store Of List, Morrison
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-03-01

Anc III1l fsat el- r = n f = s,-.tr
Oscar d. ThomI II Charles n. Thomas, Trustee for
+ Lucretia ~ .ff and JdSeph n Whitaker who
are gutylNt1r e, In common, or Frederick
K1ett, dGS1i NJ. IOl ndantS. issr=i.fs II. 4 -
I win, on fdi - fia16th DAY OF March. 1862 at
10 o'eloekk 4 rroscsd to SIN 9t the front door o.
the Court liNp I'd county, 10 the hi gheSt and
best bidde t'r tering Hereinafter mentioned.
go much Of the u1 Ided interest Of the said de.
PENDANTS, Gnu ema8 Trustees, 10, and Joseph
b, Whittlf IN "a lowing desetibe tract Of land
9S may 81 - % GlttSty and pay the Judgment
Of the said ainSt said delsndants, amount.
Ing to $ltNif n rs9t thereon IRON the 1Bt day Of
April, 1s ~ nhff rlI and costs Of proceedings. 4
That part o. etpk lRud conveyed by the BS-.
ectoTg ~ Mar 1 Giant decsased TO the said Lew
g LunSfdld IN Qsear D. ThoHpson, by two sew
eFal tirl I1i0l Ahs1st 1stS and dnlyDf
record, IcluI. III1tte and 1t apart 20 the said
Oscar ID Ehf ID fredeFiell KiettI Einee deceased,
Charles !. tdoti linre nd, and Joseph
r. ttaleF BS tedF6e Of tllg. Clr6llt Court OF
0hi1c6unty made on ito % IA day R6bruary, 1880
IN q certain cad Ia elianc6ty therein pending, In
which said LGVt eplaintiH and SAID
above NAMED a a I'd and ers Gro IsIsndants
and particnla in SID decree, 10 which
| reIereneA ~ heFoilE md 81 *
fIERNg or one iofttl cash, aud tho TeSiduo
Ia three equal 81 1linithts at &, 66nd ~ months
With interest fid the day % sale until paid, The
purclaset Rtyin I'd with Approved security foI
The detaFEed pay eii tl beln rSsefY6d mn.
tn the purohas noAsy -
is12tsts ,itf sheFiRs Ohio County.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-03-01
BOTTLED ALE! BOTTLED ALEU-

sfIlIE undersigned witches TO inform her customers
II and patrons geneENlly, that Charles BlN9charl e
no logger In her smpIoyments he having len Tier With
the single intention OF supplanting her In Der bnsi
mes. Grateful Tor past hiVOrs she hopes, by strict
attention to buSinesS to merit continuance OF that
lppoFt heretofore extandel to her. tli
JBNNkT lSAREORT1T,
~ Bother of Ale Porter, &c..
~ feb15-lW Zane ST., East Wheeling
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-03-01

Thar BANK N6rE CAsE. Alderman
Robertson requests US 10 insert tho fol.
lowing 49,
Mention has been called to a local
att Rhich.a appeared In the Infelli0enesy az
this orning An important case deeiS1lE
ed: Asssaid article Is not exactly correct
Y hSreAt % handia copy OF, the tjndnmsnI:
Fenssef said Case. If- you think The
ppo re interest will be subseFved by its pub.
.ltchp lease do so. Il may be ptt5Ipsr:f Ia
statt ssnas the Deputy Sergeant on demand
ins ~ tor the Judgment rendered,
rom dent and Cashier of the North
e s ssn 3Sank of Virginia, payment was
s tnat az was tue intention OF.
ssll4 y. rs to avail itself OF the s. tAy law
EeceH passed BY the Legislature of west
#Sls g, w. RoRRRFsnN.
81 flilggg " Neg vs. The NoFiL ITs,t:r,,
8gslt q Fginia.- Ih plea of debt for give
l1oll on account of one Five Dollar Note
peq said Bank aud payable to bearer
q mapd, at It's Branch In. JefFersouville.
W and signed by j. o. Campbell
md D. Lamb Cashier.
E4ng the estimony In this Case.
u. the agent of the PlaintifFspre.
seq tsu N North Western Bank of Wiz.
glala the President of said Bank, the
sal I've doliar Note, upon which this Suit
va 9feagat aud demanded payment IA
Ga be said President refused to
red nd Note as demrnded, on the
gro4 70 The Bank of JeHersonville was
IN sess ION of the Confederate States.
and RHht he was unable to Communicate
with any Of The officers of said Bank. In.
SieWsot ithts esttmony and from all the
law lt'leas = have had access too in regard
10 thls Case Judgments hereby render.
ed in O. OF the Plaintiff for Five Dollars
Debt pnsllonel Dollar Costs.
MflLlA[ ROBERTSON, Alderman.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-03-01

n9snFF Up.-An old man by the
name q Miller, was picked up in the
street on Thursday night, where he was
lying perfectly unconscious, and in affair.
way to fseeze % death. Hewas committed
to jail q aid Robertson.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-03-01

New PRFFicoATs.--A novelty in petit
coats has recently been adopted among
fashionables. For all but dress, the white
potticoat has been discarded for one Of
elapaca; and they have 4 great advantage
pSeE tle linen or cotton ones, inasmuch as
~ are lighter and do not loose their
9llHaess. OF course, It the dress be
fenadiRe, barege or other clear texture,
e petttSoats must be OF tho same color.
aey ara made very full aud gorsd, and
we broad black ribbon or velvet above.
hem sometimes there.is trimming Of
ethered ribbon put on sthe yandykes.-
he dFesssP are Invariably caught up at
~ stas how this under petteoat
ltaslsa5 Necessary 70 match thu tint
stone color is the best
AS x ~,
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-03-01

steamer Liberty arrived last
evening nom Cincinnati, with first rate
trip. Fsturps this evening. The Citi-
zen passsa down last night The river is
still falling. e,
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-03-01
slYIiIapY-Yesterd ay Naa- d. H.,

YIAp2Y esterda was as windy
nd 6tustsrx as 9 small fry politician, and
old enough to be- uncomfortable The
y slioad brightly, however, and thu day
Is not as chseflsss asit might have Been.
'smebody has said that 1t was a,wfSe dis
snsation Of Providence that the ,ams
lind which plays With the skirts 81 the
4dies blows dust in the eyes Of the hen.
his was fully realized yesterday.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-03-01
Steel PIOughs! teeI=PI01e6SI

EtScLUSIVEs Agency Tor Gnl & Sons s1nsrts,.
Sa - steel Plongha, We would inform the fam
s o. rms country that We have the sole agency m
w s-Ie OF these well known sod and Gtu6hIs M
sshet use poughs, right and left hand. for two oT
~. norses Also all the castings Of both tkei Cd
and new series Of plougls. Also, = 1'''' S''
'sOo Iron Double shovel PIouShs,
.I ground east stsel moulds, with and vitbon,
fSSt tlsse Pt0ughs proved a.decid9d success
jS5i5S Sl' e. PRYOR & FROST,
Il 4 q Main at, il
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-03-01

~ ALyAkI1fpHtf EsT IRON, e6XSO, for making
vi Eyhpdr Pm for Chinese Sugar Cane.
Juhfata, - ase y IA Common Sheet Iron, from
No n to ., tdt ille lol, for cash. :. - !
6cts 2, o.HLpRRTH&n BIO,
INK S1SRst as. RULERS LETTER
y C1ipsy Pen etsi tic Bands, Copying PreSSeSs
Co., &p.i for ssh 6ieA m ~! q. JOS GRAYEs, -
fSbe No. 80 Monroe 1t.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-03-01
sPEeSIAI NOTICES.
[RFoat stetstly Express. Lancaster, Pal
"oI1EStI6AL WRITING FLUIIi,. >,


eve gte ii tSd 10, SIessrs. 3. Barr q Co for a
supply p llias & BuShaeld'a Ink, an article We
have Roeni9 Relatively for tho year past.
Ut tSIaApg at Wheeling, West Virginia,
BY hrr1 - never Tor moment Nayersd,
aud 70 VII sttl the highest compliment We
could pay gaa pelto say that It Is as genuine, as
free, a qaflaln nd permanent as their Ink, with
Which We u tFesoriSS
sRe ~ q I'D became, after being torment
ed with n4n, black devices, We have found Il
superior p q eet toany other, either foreign
OF home 1iaki hence pronounce Il the best and
most rellall & hartet.p
LAUaIHi ggsHFIRLD, Manufacturers,
Sold bySy on &Co. q ~
llsesd SEaft,
Jb5s Gkiyss;
/, VA. p delz SlYey,
And Book lelieH rally. mil
Heimstreets InimitabIe Hair Res
storatiVe.
This Is not dye, but restores the hairto Its ori
nal color, aud Is healthy aud besutlfnl haIr.dre-
ing It has been long tested, Sold by All druggists
and e the Medicine Depot, 2q2 Broadway, Ny.
-AS9AE-AHl= .t.aEls
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-03-01

Notice ossntlers and Others.
JUST RRoEF % 500 assorted Novels, the very.
81 best and iRbliea lions by tie mod popular
and celeh q In the5Woridi
Rof seld'lf JOS 9BAVES5
ian16 No. so Monroe 81
IClOA1t1Sfs ORR q nIACWAuGaTsS.
tNsltCEAHffis tnd q trADWIOKsS SPOOL COTTON
zmh22 /. Il n.--ILoLl 8 BRO,a Nafiat3 stora !.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-03-01
SIlerilf Sale.

DURSuAlI % NJ 3 der made and entered by the
Circuit Cqlrt Lilo county on'the sd day Of
October, 1851 IN Die dlid OF - 97siTs
Lewis III ord BlaintfR
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-03-01

"a TIE PRlss writes that it has found
mares nest and continues to ch1sIle
Tror it. still,donlt recognize it, acsoTd-
g to the tesds definition of that terms
+. for tie sake of peace, in ! mattE Of.
a,h small moment, Nc are not disppsed.
occupy ihtt65i space with the slbje5t.
t6y-LAFR PIP1Rs. We are under obli-
lions % Mr. Lee MeaIeehenSlw has
I returned from The East, and who took
le trouble 10 bring ns some late Eastern
apers, inalTanee Of thelmails.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-03-01

sTHAT5BA sk N6TE CAsp. Alderman
Robertson requests us TO insert the fol-
lowing.
, 1862-08-30

NEW YORK, Aus. 23.-FLoUn-sc better with
q fsir request for export and home consumption.
Sales 1850 hrls. at 81 6595:ee ior eupef state;
S t. ext saae sa1es sRs ssss sss
for common to medium extra western: 1850
s S. for COMMON to good shianinE brands extra
msrSet cIosina DUET Canadian flour &c better
on low grades With lair 1uouly:
NH1sKr-Narket rulcs shade hr1net- ssles
GRAN-1 hear, good export demand and market
q eface f1rmer. Sales 81 0,0 ba- Chicago sprius at
sl.1s@l %: 1oC00 bu: Rsciae spring at & -:
Do unsound ID at Il Is; eco bu amber Iowa At
e1.sa@1.9s IS M0 ba. winter red western at s1.3o
@lA 600 h. common 19isS;sa 1issa wesssFn y 2
@1.ss: s6,eoo ba a. new Ted delivered about
$40 and 1880 bu- new white Michigan At 81 81
Rye scarce and firm at TsGsocf for westetn and SAG
gtod demand for export and home consumption,
and prices tend upwards Sales 147.00o bn- at SIC
Tor sound old mixed western; 56g5s toE EASTERN;
47&s4 for unscund, 6s@7s for western yell9W; n
for white western. Oats Fery essTce ana firm;
Sales at5s@6ohc for jersey, Canadian, western and
PRor1s1cks-Pork market d1Il and heavy; sales
ass brle at $1l5 for mese, 50 75@i900 for prime,
ssss @ Fl S. s sSR9z P9a9s s4
@e se meas xss, seef S an1i ed e; Bsef baas
gass ena s1saag Gat ssts lss ~ az IN geea
hHG6.1c for hams, also sales 1o0 tfeEces smoset1
hams at sc, Bacon sides quiet: Land MARKET M
Bntter selling at 9@oc for Ohio 11@lsc for state.
Cheese steady at 6D94c
BUFFALO, August 29.-FLouR-Quiet aud
stxedy,
GKa1s-Red winter wheat in good demand,
ont eide figures. Spring wheat was quiet and ne
saes. although there Is some inquiry more partic
ulas1y for No club aud spring. Corn quiet at Az
1i3c
NEsKF-Dnll ard no sales.
CANAL FGE1oHTs-Firm at 16c On wheat, and III
on corn to New York
1NrcETs-3,N0 brls. flour, 3aqQQ bu. what
$500 bp. CON-.
, 1862-08-30

South Presbyterian Church--preaching In this
Church tomorrow {sunday} morning at han past
ten, and in the evening at quarter after eight By
the hey. ". ". Harsha.
Spirttualism-hrs. Il. F. NJ. Brown will lee
ture ii Kingsbury Hal1 on Sunday, August 3!st. st
Meeting at 2H P, N. Admission 10 cents.
The Wabash Avenue Baptist Church will be
re-opened for the worehip Of God on Sabbath, Aug.
Boyd, and at ~ .. N. By Or. Eye1ts. House corner
Of Wabash aEen1e and Old streets.
New England Congregational Church, corner
Indiana and Wolcott streets. Rev Mr. Adams, al
Beo a nn S as 1 e aitea + @ and at
Rev ". c. jackson will preach in the First
C1ited PresbJ terian Church. West Washington
tt,eet, corner Of Jefferson tomorrow {sabbath3 al
1HM a. N. and ~ p. n.
, 1862-08-30
MARINE NEWS.


Especial Dispatch to Chicago Tribune1
DETROIT, August %, 1852.
Ur-Propa. Badger, Edith, Plymouth; brigs
Canopus, Mohawk; schrs. Miami, CuyahoSa,
Dane, Crawford.
Dowr-Prop. Mendoza; barks Barclay, Cheaan-
do, Wlnslow; brigs Commerce, Rio Grande, Far
gnscn; eehls. Nicaragua, Newman, Juea, Mont
tor. conauella, Joshua Kimbali, Challenge, Berlin,
Ogaenabu1gh~
MOVEMENTS OF CHICAGO VESSELS.
VESSELS ARRIVED At BUFFALO FROM CHICAGO,
Aug 25.-Prop Racine; Bark Sunrise ~. Sunrise
(a} Jessie Hoyt; Brig Vim. Treat: Schr. St. An
drew, sanborn, Wm. s1ske. E. P. Dow, ". S.
Scott, Star Of Hope, Game Cock, S. A. Donglas,
Geo. Torth1ngtou, Monitor, Dannt1cas, ]. F.
Warner, JAS. Nayagh, A. j. Rodgers, Moselle+
White Cloud, Autocrat, Dashing Wave.
Vessels CLEARED FROM BUFFALO FOE CHICAGO,
Aug, 27,-Prop. Plymouth; Bris 9. P. Williams.
VESSELS PASSING THROUGH THE WELLAND
CAtSA1.--Ne are Indebted to Capt. E. 2. DorE for
TIC following liet Of vessels passing through the
| Ne11and Canal:
| Tasse1s bound FEST. Whaa from. Whers to.
| On the e6th-
| Schooner Dane, Os"eso, MaWaakees
On the 2Tth-
| Sebr Willard johnson, ,Oswego, Chicago,
| Schr B Penfeld, OsweEo, Chicago.
! Tesse,s bound East. Where from. Hhere 10.
On the 26th-
| Erhr " Merit, Chicago, Kingston.
| Schr 1 Latham. MuWaukees kingston
On the 9th
Brig E Cross, Chicago, DsWago.
Schr Dar3en, Milwaukee, 0sWego.
Schr Plymouth Rock, Chicago O7Wego-
Echr Alliance, Chicago, Iorouto.
Schr Norwegian, Chicago, Kingston.
| Schr D McInuee, Milwaukee, Kingston.
Schr Ford, Milwaukee, kingston.
Veeeels discharginE at the eleTator-
Brig Bay City, Chicago, Ghlcago.
| Sclf Queen Of Lakes, Chicago, Chicago.
Echr E Ii Baxter Chicago, Chicago.
| Schooner Alpha Chicago, Chicago.
, 1862-08-30

The receipts Of Produce to-day embraced 3.159
brla -four, 40 eos bn wheat 109 51 bu corr, 1916
bu oats, and 3,s4s bu rye.
There was good attendance on Change, and 3
fair shipping demand for nearly all kinds Of grain
hut further advance In hefghts eaused decline
In prices.
The market for Winter Wheat ruled about 1c
lower-sith GALES Of No. 3 White st $1G0; No.
Red, 81 00@1o9; No. 2 Bed. 96@s656c; and Re
Jected Red at sc. Spring Wheat opened quiet.
but It closed steady and flrm-with GALES Of Amber
Iowa at sc; No. Spring, 94@a5c; No. = Spring,
77@seHc; and Rejected Spring at T0c.
There VIE fair shipping demand for Corn, and
the market WAS active aud easter--with liberal
salee at S4G37c for common to choice River Mixed
aaoat; s3933Kc for Mixed In store and a5550e6e
for Rejected in store-the market closing hrmet
after the receipt Of the New York dispatches.
Oats declined 1k@2c per bushel-wtsh liberal
Gales at 84@S6c- Rye Was du1l neglected. and 1G9t
lower-with trihtng gales at 46c for No. In store
Htehwines we're steady at 29c Timothy Seed was
slaw sale, except choice parcels, which we're aold
, 1862-08-30

WAR MEETISG.-The next war meeting Of
the Young MEMS Christian Association will
be held in the Scotch Church, corner Of Gin
ton and Fulton streets, on Sabbath afternoon
at half.past four o'clock. Bishop james, Of
New York, member Of the Christian COM
mission, and the Rev. Robt. Patterson. who
have just returned from their labors among
the sick and wounded soldiers Of McCle1lan's
army, will address the meeting. All are in
Yited.
, 1862-08-30

boston Ff0Vtsfon MafKet-AdE. II.
The market for pork is quite firm with fair
hueiaess demand The sales bare been at
and $I3.op1l1 1G for clear. caeh- Beef is firm
st prices ranging from s14.0c@1s.5o for vest
ern nesB aud extra mess, With sales OF
loo brln; and family extra at SIS 5g2t6 90 per
brl each Lard is firm. with sales Of good in hrls
and tie1ces at loc, and in ksgs at 1o16G1usc caah
Smoked harna are acarce and IN demsnd at 809c =
the latter rate. Butter is steady and firm. Sales
ct lTG18Kc for good aud extra, and 19s in eona
instances Tor choice. and common at 1aD14c = b,
as to quality. Canada and western have oeeu sold
at 5D6.16c q d, as to quality. In cheese. sales
at EGlI4c Il b for common and prime.-L01rna{,
, 1862-08-30

The subsartber would respectfully intern his pAtruEu
2nd the public generally that he has connected With
his Paper Hanging pusiness the manufacturing ct Bed
ding Having thorough knowledge q the bus1neu
std intending ~ II u1nea - -1 On hand tau -
sartment In al it, branches, aud to be prepared ta
manufacture to order In quantity and quality secous
to house IN tha city, he hopes to merit In biz nav
buaueas heretofore received In bis old thara d
patronage. Ee takes this opportunity to thank his
friends and patrons for their many fayora IN the pa
lad hopes 70 be doHblg grateful ii the tctu1e-
T. g. L. EAXQN
, 1862-08-30
President Of Board Of Education
Chicago, Aug. %, 1862.


The Van B, l Hlegins a. !nVineibles: Capt FtedeTlc @
days. 4 few more men will yet be received Re
cruitfng office at the Niagara House, No 24s East
Randolph etreet a1ao, at Hottinger j. kaaler's on
Randolph street, opposite the Court House. Avoid
the draft and eecu{e Y0ur bounty.
, 1862-08-30

Yesterday afternoon, the fne company
known rs the Galena Railroad Guards, at
tached 10 the Railroad regiment, now en-
camped at Cottage Grove, was made the sub
ject Of fspeclal and Hattering attentions on the
part cf numerous friends; while the captain
and Neutenants were honored by the pFesen-
tation, to each, Of q beautiful sword, revolver,
and a couplete suit Of uniform-the gift Of
the employees Of the Gslena railroad who
La9e not enlisted.
At O'Clock the company reached the cor
ner of State and Randolph streets, Oh the way
from camp to the Round House OF the Galeua
railroad, at the corner Of West Kinzie and
Ha1sted streets. In front OF the City Railway
Office, the company was met by the Old Light
Guard Band, and large number Of citizens,
when procession VAS soon formed, under
the marsha1shIp Of james Ostr2nder, and
marched to the Round House, where every
needtul preparation had been made for the
contemplated ceremonies.
The spacious engine b ,use WAS handsomely
decorated with shrubbery, flowers, flags, ban-
uers, devices, &C. A commodious stand was
erected for the band, reporters, and speakers,
and seats provided for the soldiers and ID
dies. When the building had become filled,
and quiet restored, Hugh Gray, Esq, WIS
called to act as Chairman Of the meeting. Mr..
| Gray, in q few words, stated the object fol
which the people had assembled, and then In:
| troduced Elliott Anthony, Esq, who took
the stand, md made q short but appropriate
speech to the audience at large, which Has re-
celved with loud applause. He then nd
| dressed few pertinent remarks to Capt. Il
At. Blake, first Lieutenant ". A. Samson, ami
! second Lieutenant J. 4. jackson, to each 0
! whom he presented the sword and othe
equipments named above. These officer
we're then each, in turn, "called out," AMI
briefly expressed their thanks for the honor
bestowed upon them, and also their determi
nation to WELD the weapons presented the1
in manner that should tell for their country
cause and against the rebel enemy. Tt
speech Of each Of the officers was cheered
the echo. We should not fail to state tbs
the entire proceedings we're enliyened By th
music Of the band, which constituted an e.
ceedingly interesting feature Of the occasio,
The articles presented to these three your
officers we're all Of the very first qualit
The swords are of the sabre style, beautiful
polished. and made Of splendid material. E.
graved on the scahbard Of each, is the nan
Of the officer to whom it is donated, and 81!
the words, "Presented by the employees
: the Ga1ena RaiIr oad, August Goth, 1862"
, 1862-08-30
Rele0Be OF Rebel prl4QuerA.

AkC&&084 Oh kfRDG1 TFk4OQEF8s
GOV. Campbell Of Tennessee, whose mis-
sion TO this city we noticed at some length
few days since, has been successful In secur-
ing the release Of 3S7 prisoners now confined
at Camp Douglas. By consent Of the War
Department the prisoners alluded to, came
up yesterday and took the oath Of allegiance.
Tsenty one Of them left last evening, the bal
ance taking their departure to-day. The re-
leased prisoners are all Tennesseeans, the
most of them, artilIerists captured at Island
No. 10. We are informed that many others
| would take the oath were 1t not for the gen
eral impressiong prevailipgam on theprisoncrs
that they are to be released by exchange. The
prisoners universally manifested feeling OF
| jos and relief that their captivity was orer
ard one Of their number, shrcw derilmay.
care individual gotten up most gorgeously IN
d pair Of trowsers made Of three-ply carpeting
with q mammoth and gaudy figure created
much amusement as he passed through the
gate, loudly exclriming: "Good bye, rebs
hope you'll have good time. I'm regulal
Ysnk after this, no discount"
It is noticeable TACT that the prisoners iron
the Gulf States manifest no desire to takt
the oath, but on the other hand, manifest
most invetezate hatred to everything federal
The batch lately brought IRON New Mexic'
are specially dogged ana contuuacloas
They are a b1oodthlrsty, brutal pack, whor
no amount Of good treatment orsskIndness vi
ever affect.
TIE l24rH REGIMENT.--The 18th Illinois
better known IS S1oan's Commercial Reg
ncnt, is now full, numbering nearly Lou
: men, and has rendtzvoused at Csmp Butlel
with the exception of one company whic
. goes into camp on Monday. The conpanie
are cfficeud as follows: Capt. scudder, Me-
Ger Co.; Capt. Patterson, Kane Co.; Cap
= Tenney, Henry Co.; Capt. Potter, Henry Co
g Capt. Mann, Kane Co.; Capt. sigley, Kan
? Co.; Capt Smith, Cook Co.; Capt Roacl
l MeDonough Co.; Capt. Frink, McDonoug
Co.; Capt, Field, sapgamon Go,
, 1862-08-30

~ New Army Regulations, Infantry Tactics,
and Artillery Practice By the War Department;
Muster Rolls, Zouave Drill. Young Recruit, Sword
Exercise, and all other books, for safe By P. T.
Sherlock, liz Dearborn street. aug1418t
, 1862-08-30

AerorSTa1EsT.-Lieut- Col. Arthur G. Du-
cat, Of the 18th Illinois infantry, and formerly
OF this city, has been appointed Chief Of the
Guards and 0utposts Of the army at Corlnth,
Miss.
, 1862-08-30

FRIDAY EVENING, Aug. %, 1sB

FRIDAY EVENING, Aug. %, 1852.
BEEF CATTLE-Received to-day 1,191 head.
There were no good chipping cattle offered today.
the arrivals consisting entirely ofmcdi1m grades.
We notice no change in the market from yeAse1-
Gag.
Sales today as follows:
Nbipp1e cold Ho5t 81 head averaging oo7 lbs at
$2.3o.
Griffin cold Ruble 16 head averaging ss5 lbs at
$3.50.
Jones sold Jacobs 20 head averaging 915 lbs at
s2so.
Jones to Nader 10 head sTeraging s54 lbs at
$l.50.
BceSes. Avg. Pf1ce. Bee7e4. Avg. Price.
81 es7 e. 20 20 a15 2.2l
16 955 $50 10 854 ! 50
HoGS-The receipts to-day amount to 2695
head. The market rules dull. with, however, no
change from yesterdays quotations.
Sales as follows:
Hogs. Avg. Price. Hogs. Avg. Price.
as s31 s. Ct 81 ae9 $40
les e2S 26S -GS 19S 2.3D
e ats a25tss s5S 1ss in lots on PIT
| sHEEP-Receired today 800. The market
! t11es qniet and drm.
Sales OF - averaging 100 1bs at $3.50.