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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-01
Enthusiastic War Meeting NJ B"d"io
kcreuadc TO the Hon. Horace Maynard.

IT FFAI0, Hafufdayl Nuf' - y III
The Hon. Horace MAYNARD OF Tennessee by invi-
,e,ion OF rome of our citizens addressed large and
enthusiastic war meeting here last night His speech
was warmly spplauded throughout.
Mr.. MAYNARD was siterward screnadedst his hotel
by the Coutiuent. Singing Society, and responded
in a brief and eloquent speech.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-01
EIrnira Raise. $50 sssn in Excess Of her
quota Of 100000.
LLNInA. y. 7, sAiUrily, Avg o. Iatl

LLhiAA, y. Z sal0Tily Avg 81 I''E
The second regiment from this district under the
late CALL Col. Samuel G. Hathaway, IL already full
and there are seven or e.ht additional companies IN
the barracks here for the Third Regiment, five Of
which are full.
The town of Elu.ira Las furnished excess OF 1876
over her quota Of the call for 100000 men.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-01
Two Steamer. with Disabled Soldiers at
Portsmouth, Gro,c, H.r.

Iru'IpESot, Aug 81, lSt1.
Two steamers with enabled soldiers arrived at
Portsmouth Grove this morning. We have no.
learned where they came from.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-01
suocx,yG AcclpE,r AT FLArBusH- Coroner

SHOCKING AccIDEsr AT FLATBusH.-Coronu
e.ruru heid an Inquest y--rdy upon the eody oftey
ar. OF az, named lilo Lyle. Who csac g. hh
by be rg fun by iairoad car opposite IyAets
IN IRE Yils.- of Fstuu.h. r-tpGd.N LIS IL app.s
how Wa, Ia al. u niing h. 'front.' pftioI ~.
.D~l, ore the s,cdeut TAIN WIN the oIi'ei
ltt., ttsuc.d ssdden Jas AID loosin. ioaha ol
r-d ov l,in, on sck both wheels hhsias p,I
over his need cal. drarh No one ,s we %, ~
~ several - ,r.ss-s were ,niueo aud, u app hnt @
the rsito.t eml Oyc-s we're not 10 blme, ihey "els
ated aud verdict Of accidental dr~1h was '1n"e''"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-01
Aid for the Wounded.

PnLApEtPhIA, Saturday. August 81. 1862.
The city authorities this evening received "A dis
patch from Col. Thomas 4. Scott that hard battle
has been fought, and that the loss was heavy, aud
requesting them to have all the surgeons possible
SEPT 10 Washington to-nis
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-01
Excitement ira Phjindclphin.

PhiLADHLrniA. Aug u. 1862.
The excitement has been intense Throughout the
city to-day, mingled with general feeling OF depres-
SION, caused by the mcager accounts Of Saturday
battle received to-day.
Tho incomplete regiments here haze been con-
solidated into i've regiments. Two will leave to-
morrow.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-01

WHAT THE Police ARE DoISG.-Eaeh of the
Police Precincts in WIamsburgh has raised
company for the Second Metropolitan Regiment,
and are now engaged in raising three companies for
the Fourth Metropolitan Regiment, Of which Mr..
Charles b. Morton, l.te Sergeant Of tie 18th Pre-
cnct Police, has been appointed Colonel WilIans-
burgh expects to fill her quot, Of this regiment b.
fore the week is cut.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-01

FrRrs-A fire occurred Yesterday in the dwelling
house OF Hen Ross IN Aesserole street. IL WI"
ont out before mach damage War done. i,
fir. trose ont on tie per ioOr of the house Of
Mr.. Anholi, oc,u led by bis own family and that Of
Mr. Fran, ls J. bert III L,tIle Nassau street, neS
Graham ,trert, at about o'clock yesterday amer
noon. The lose amounts IT, about $lJ0; insured u
the Atlantic COM any Of B.o. klyn. The origin
the hee was accidental.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-01
BROOKLYN ITEMS,

The GREAT WAR MEETING To.SIesr.-rb.
great war meeting in the City Hall Park this ever.
Dg promises to be one Of the largest demoust,a,;o,.
ever made In Tins city. sanns have already been
erected and speakers will address the people from
different points. Tie front of The Hall is to be lin.
minated and decorated with a,gs. Mayor Kalbaei,eb
will preside at one stand aud ex-Msyor Hall at an.
other. TIE following speakers have been invited.
Gems. COrcorsD, Nit bel, WaIbrIdge, Busted. and
SpiDoa the Hons. II. G. Murphy, John Wipslo,r
II. b. Stanton NJ. F. OdelE Jas. Humphrey, Josepb
Hoxe, C. ScLaiier, S. ID. NORRIS, WIN. H. Gurleipb
Judge Garrison, judge Rossiier, j. II. Van Cot, ],
A. Briggs, A. McCue. S ephen l.. Woodford, The
Rev. Mr., Insaip. and tue Rev. Mr.. Hatfield.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-01
NEW.IEHsEE ITEMS

NINE MONTHS VOLUNTEERS The who'e WI"
hsr If volnuecrs for nine months service raSed ana
acc.r,.d in Hudson County up to Saturday 'e !,
was 70l-being lsI overthe quota
be accepted up tii tonight.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-01

Dr,ru or An OLp MEMBER OF THE Dan
s.rpel CASSIDY. one of the oldest lawyers III wv
State of New-Jersey, ard father OF the VI! Wv"
Of jersey City, died in Jersey City on S''u''''
an advanced age.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-01

WAR MEETI.G ~ FLATBUsH.-On Thursday
evening, Aug. % an imprompsn War meeting was
held ia the Town Hall Of Flatbush, which did credit
to that antique village. At Il p. m, numerous
and enthusiastic audience Were called to ORDER and
william Matthews, esq, appointed Chairrnan 10
stirring speech lie drew the attention of his hearers
the momentou- Issues OF he hour. series Of res
olulioLs OF the nsia tenor, then read and man.
mously adopted, amidst the greatest enthusiasm.
Speeches were then mad by Dr. Bartlett and Charles
C. Edwius, Eco, which W re nnmlstskable in
their ini!exble demands upon the people, b. slstain
the Government 10 is hour OF need. Patriotic songs
were sung aud noder the spni ed lead of its chair
naD the meeti became Que OF the most earnest
we have wi neesed. Means were literally contrib.
nted, a. those VINO have already volunteered from
the village, were complimented with three hearty
cheers. L. tbs CRAFTY ny way over two hours
were spent, all seemingly rtlnctant 10 retire-a
tion to adjourn having been decidedly ncga'iyed
And when at length broae up tbe sentiment was
universal, that Old flalbusn though slow s sure,
and will not disgrace her Citizens.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-01
Latest Ship News.

BFLOw...SuspN, Aug "-"
Shin Brazil from Nvw-OIleins'
~ Iobu Ccddes, ifoni Turks Island
sshr f Fore Kius - ps.Jsd IA ~ gdssss''
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-01

CoSsEcRATIos OF THE SYNAGOGUE BsAITH IsRAEL.
Yesterday he secnnd .yuagoyue opened in Brook
lyn wi.hin the set AK months was dedicated 10 d.
vine service. Ii is situated on the corner Of State
and Boerum streeis-an uDpretending bat substan.
tial brick edtce. commodlous, and laid ont IN man.
ner which will suit the convenience Of the congrega
ton. II s but young and struggling Society;
nevertheless the members have evinced great spirit
from the il ce ron If The enterprise until is
iul termiu NiOn. In tie afternoon, the fyIagogne
WAS cOnsecrated TO the purposes Tor whlcJ II IL IN
tended according TO the Hebrew Ritual-tle Rev.
RaJbis Rapbsll aud Issacs as-istiog IN the cercm0
ties. The exercises OF to- occasion were conducted
by tho pastor, tie Rev. RIB Alexander and ap-
propriste aidre-s~s made by the reverend gen
tlemen above mentioned.
The ceremonies were rxcee dinely impressive. The
assisting clergy and ucTbers Of tie Committee bear.
ing the scrolls OF the law. which we're enyeioped IN
oo-tly -ik and damask coverings, made sven cir
cults te;cre tn ark and around the choir-siand IN
the center OF the TOOL, alternating rabbi reading
and chanting ia Hebrew, with responses from the
band. Aller The termination of the seventh circuIs
the curtain or vii covering The ark WIS thrown
o,eu By The President of tie congregation and the
ark opened. whereupon the pastor aud the reverend
rabbs assisting del orit' tie shew tables. These
we're brought III by members OF the con- regation,
VITO wore whlfe satin ,caris. aud who delosite? ne
rolls OF tue Jaw.
The uastor then tnrnel to the audience, and in
Hebrew proclaimed to the ieope that the laws mad
teen ac .ordlng TO eat usag = deposited IN lne
ark OF the coyeuaEt there % remain and uere 70 %
to,eyer. a guide and 4 rule Tor al those who re-
manned seadiast in tie ialrh o. their fathers. De-
ng from the taUeruacle, Size reverr nd pastor
took lbs pl,e III the choir aud there ofei ed AN ia.
pressive p aver for the President OF tue United
States ana all the constituted covers. lie especiay
invoked Ieace and eternal AT. ton among all men,
md the aurIiciuus iniiurn OF tie AiEleh iy upon
e enterprs, Oh which they AS congregation h@d
now entered.
The building is IS feet front by ~ feet deep, ana
~ fa, hi n 7Tbe basement il divided INTO school,
rooms nirrtiug -ruoms, and dwelhDg for tho sexton
The upper door is s. 40 ieet IN dimensions, with
galleries on three lid = anG is capable OF accomno-
dating 800 or Co lersOis. Ihe total cost Wa
$1,000.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-01

THE FIREMEs.-The tiresnen Of the Western Dis
trct OF Brooklyn have furnished l37 volunteers Il
the army since the "a of July last.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-01

" AI. IT'z
Private advices from Fredcrlcksburg, ne late as 3
O'Clock Yesterday afternoon, give contradiction TO
the current reports regadn. the burning OF bridges
and destruction OF property III that loo ty There
have been no such proceedings. Gen. Burnside had
,ossession of that city certainly at O'Clock p. III.
yesterday.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-01
FROM FaEDEnfCKsnURG.
The City Trnnqui,-No rsebci Troops in the
yi.iuity.

WA.msGToN. saturday. Aug 20 1861
left Fredericksburg az O'Clock this afternoon.
The city is quiet and everything rcm,ns as II wns,
in the possession of Gen. Burnside's army.
There is no trdth IN any Ielolb OF ts having been
abandonei, or the Union troop falling back
There are 40 indications Of any contidcrablc Rebel
force in tnat vicinity, or any ptoepect Of any whch
could effect di-;isier To M.
RunOrs OF difasler TO Gen. Pore created some
thing Of panic there yesterday; but thai has now
pay,ed away, and the alri Of TIE people que 3D.,
aud they 90 anticipate ony disaster IL could no.
be captured except BY lag IieDil force or with
out the entire destruction # he place.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-01

BrooTLYS CRY MoRr.LIrY.-Ihe total hnmu.,
OF 4, AL. IN tbi. city la.t VS. lI the pc aan,,y
being CHOLERA inAntun, co hu'"n' TO- - .ni IS
fru,.es. OF these, % were uLGsT ohe )ra " ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-01

$4,000 Rebels Against 5000 UniOniStS,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-01
TIE WAR IN THE WEST.

cEVERE BATTLE NEAR RICHMOND, KY.
, 1862-04-29
The following persons have died since oul


The regular monthly meeting Of the Chi
cago Sunday School Union was held st the ID
Presbyterian Rey. Dr.. Patterson's) last even
services interesting.
The President Of the Union, James T. Grif-
I'm, Esq, being absent in Europe, 7. 7.
Quincy was chosen President pro tan,
The services were opened BY singing the
hymn commencing
"saviour, like shepherd lead u.s."
followed BY prayer by 7. tB. Carter, Esq. 4
letter Was then read from Prof Bugbee, who
had promised TO be present and address the
Onion, stating that owing to severe and con-
tiDued illness, It was impossible 0 fulfill his
engagement.
MIR. B. F. Jacobs suggested that Mr.
Wilder address the audience upon the subject
Of Mr. Ralph Weus's mode Of teaching in
Sunday Schools.
Mr.. Wilder asked to be excused from
doing so, until he could leaEn his Lesson. BE
tad had but few moments time to prepare
himself and he wished for little more delay.
Rev. E. F. Dickinson being called upon to
speak, said We must resolve that every child
in the city should be In Sunday School We
| meet children every day IN the street who ars
rs far from God a. the Hindoo. There an
| only {, 1000 children In our Sunday 6chools
! Whila there are full 20 600 children In the city
who ought to be there. We should resolve
eo 70 perfect: our syetem that every child
should be brought into the Sunday School
1 The Idea OF Sunday School Union, means al
Effort to saye souls-.to make better men
better women. bettecsoidiefs, better officers
I b. r. Jneoba thought 1t would be wise t6
appont delegates to night to the state Sunday
tn this city on the frat Tuesday IN June;
, 1862-04-29

MoNDAI EVENING, april a3, 1862
FRE1GHTs-There wAs but few vessels offering
and shippers were disposed to await further az
rivals. Vessel holders asked 7H@sc for Wheat to
Bnfalo. but shippers only offered 7c.
FLoUR-Receipts, 1901 brla. Shipments. $500
bflH. Market fEm but quiet. Sales we're 100 brls
Venus" White Winter and 100 brls (btand not
giyen) do at eb.o0 del ; 500 brls Orient" Red
Winter at $4.5o del &; 500 b1ls 81 Beckers XX'
choice Spring at 64-62k del; ITO br3s sLillian'
do at $4,4D del /; 1900 brls Mixed brands good
Spring Extras at % del; 100 bts fair DO at $3.50
del; 1856 brls Rockford City" euper at "a 80 del
100 bEis Wood & Russell" and 900 br1s erich
mond" good Spring Extras Oh private terms !; 15o
brls supertne in lots at e. s7k@as7 del.
WHEAT-Recetpts, {, 6,288 bu. Shipments, qa-
s5o bu. Market opened firm and advanced 1@1Kc,
but closed quiet. Sales were, 5000 bu No. i
Spring at Sic in stsre 2,70o bu do at 81Ac in
store 5co0 bu do At s1H IN store 5000 bu do at
SIC In etote; 600 bu No. Spring at 75c In
store; 5000 bu do 75xc In store 1000 bu do At
757zc in store; $50 bu Rejected Red Winter ct &c
In store.
CoRE-Receipts, S,413 bu; shipments, t73 bu
Firm and 4@Hc higher. Sales Eese:-5,o0 bu
cd Mixed Canal at 294c at1ea 6,ouo bu Old Mixed
ut 97Kc in store; 65 600 bu do at 97xc in store
9,toO ou Old Rejected at 29Ht In store; 600 bu do
at &c in store.
OATS-Recefpta, 76s bu; shipments. 81, ,075 bu.
Lots in store quiet and nominal At a04c 184 bags
by sample sold Ut sc delivered.
RARLEY-Recelpts, 893 bu* No shipments.
Prime samples are searce and higher. Sales were:
-146 bags At 6ac on track; go bu 1t &c On track
81 bags at Soc de1 13a bags choice at &c delivered
PRoVIs1ONs-Mess ?. X is quiet and nominal
ut *s-75@10.0o, .Bnlk Aeats quiet. Sales aoboxes
Shoulders and Sides at az and &c packed Lard
quiet and nominal. Ta11ow firm and In good de.
mand. Sales a78 brls prime city at TIC,
SEEDS Receipts, a,142.Ds: Timothy Seed duh
and heavy. Clover Seed firm but quiet. Sales
were; q hags prime Timothy at $1.3o; 8 bags
Clovez at IS; bags do 1t 4-al
HoPa-aaaa1l eelea Of Eastern we're made to day
| It 1H31oc p y:
BUT1KR-dood qualities Of d.kia aze In fais
, 1862-04-29
MARINE LIST.
PORT OF CHICAGO.

ARRIVED. April Is.
Prop Lady Franklin, Napier, St. Joseph, 1880
railroad ties, 30 boxes tin.
Prop Neptune, Newman. Buffalo, euudries-
Prop Montgomery, Cells, Cleveland 7uo tons coal,
II brls fish.
Prop Meara, Blodgett. lincoln, 12o m lumber.
Prop Detroit, Pratt, Cleveland, ISL tons coal.
Prop Ottawa, Warren, MuEkcgon. 90 m lumber,
200 brls stucco.
Bark Major Anderaon, Jones. Cleveland, 500 tons
Brig sebastopol Williams, Grand River, 1o5 N
lumber.
schr Queen City, Stone, Cleveland, 371 tons coal.
SsSF eS kse PhS oss1 neira Se stfys Ps
schr Ashtabuls, Hummer, Grand Haven, 10 III lum.
schr + RAND. Mckay, Muskegon, q m lumber.
schr a Baensch, Ho]ferson, Two Creek, 1000 rail
schr Magic, Connel, Grand Haven, IS N lumber.
schr Francis, Power, Two River, 1900 railroad
sehr Lady Jane, Engcls, Point Sable, Is eds shin
schr Challenge Reed, Kalamazoo, 60 m lumber.
Schr Helego1and, Ackerman, Grand Haven ~ m
schr Barney Eaton, WEIGH, Sand Bay, IS eds tan
bark.
sehr II Color, Pettiez, St. Joseph, 10 N lumber,
schr =, = Warner Manning, Cleveland, 40 tons
4lLI b3lCH3 Adl0E1AAt Auo IL
schr DoneateeL Culver. St Joseph. 90 N lumber.
schr Contest, Rogers, Buffalo, light
1,6C0 railroadt1es.
+ Schr Twin Sisters Rose, Cleveland, 800 tons coal.
sehr Guyahosa Roberts Cleveland, s59 tons eoal:
schz geo e Fostez, Smith, Muskeson, Is N luu-
schr Weetcheater, Burns, Grand Ha7ea, e5 M it
lumber, 20 N stasee.
schr Racine, Clancy. Grand River, 14o N lumber
schr Commencement. ,vandes, Holland, ~ N shin
schr lshaea, Thompson, aanistee, 100 m lumber.
schr Enterp1ise. Peterson, w11hnson'e Pier, 1870
schr Experiment. Dixie, Bronaon's Barber, $40
/ railroad ties, 10 m ataves, 88 bu potatoes.
| CLEARED. ..........April 28.
Prop Lady Frank1in. Napier, st Joseph, Is bu
Prop lows. HINT. Buffalo, s1,oa5 bu oats, 100 brls
Prop Neptune, Newman, Buffalo, 1900 bu wheat
ProP Prop ottaTas Wa1ren, Ra91ea aasEegoa. e Ight.
loaf, 80 do highwInes. 81 do besi, Isl do pork,
Brig se5ast5pol, 5t - wiIiams, i1 Grand River.
Seh1 Ba!es. feteEso5, BafEso. nhi 81 81 sys H
schr Phalaropes Harrington, f'ud*lo, 100 bu
sehr Comet, Stewart, BufIalo, 70 roo bu wheat.
SshT k9Sn P1s 9sls TGns9ns 46 Pier
Schr Rsnd, II Kay, Muskegon-
schr Magic, Connen, Grand Haven.
Schr Francis, Power, Two Rivers.
Schr Lady Jane. EDElels. Point Sable
Schr Challenge, Reede, kalamazoo.
Schr Helgoland, Bcketman. Grand Haven.
schr B Eaton, Welsh. Sand Bay.
schr Tricolor, Petite. St Joseph.
Schr COMMENCEMENT Fandes, Holland, 3tons gro
| ceriee
| Schr Batee, Canroz, Huskcgon, light.
| Schr Bonestec1 st Joseph, light.
Sehr Casino, Donovan, MantsoEoc, light.
Echr Spartan, Roberts, Wilknson's He1, light
schr Geo. F. Foster, Smith, Muskegon, light.
! schr Nesteheeter, Burns, Aenomonce, light.
Schr Racine, Clancy, Grand RiEer. Light.
schr Amelia, Mooney, St. Joseph, light.
Sclr Ithaca, Thompson, Manleteu. Light.
| Sehr Enterprise. Peterson, Y ikinspn's Pier.
Sehr Experiment, Dixie, Brousou's Harbor. / to1
| CpfumeAi,
, 1862-04-29
LAW INTELLIGENCE,

Tue Posr OFFICE CAsE.-Tbe case Of
Charles Klcmm, the young post Office clerk,
who is under Indictment for purloining let
tezs, came up, on Saturday LAST, on an applies
ton for postponement. On the affidavit
filed, and the assurance of defendant that it
would only be for a day or two, the Court
granted the delay
UNITED STATES C1RcE1r CorRr-Befors srudgs
al. ys. Daniel H, Ball ct al; On motion Of com
fendant: No; 5e7-chsneery. John ii. Steward ct
Z E = saa "a as e seSvf e niSSt k1
ct al; o. moiIon Of defendant, leave given IL If
Hatfield ct al, on motion Of defendants counsel,
time extended ten days in which to answer.
emSrr GeUR5 e. or GGoK & &couETrlBzfors adgs
Lush appeal dismissed With , p1oeeaendo: @ deiend
ants costs No: eso-James 8. Beech ct. al rs:
an aT fRsnsE Ct Tps T. @ sed extended
No. $50, Il the matte1 OF Tie Petition q Sa1a6
Z Bones for an inquest upon the mental condition
reading and filing petition, and on due proof Of
notice. no one appearing for Happy B: Bolles, E.
%aaft N Esq 2; this cont is appol1s
Bolles, and on motion OF Geo. A. Ingalls, attorney
for petitioner, ordered that jury come to enquire
o. saS e M @ dRy
Eaid Happy B. Bol1es to be insane.
No. ss1.lhanceT. John Hilt vs Herman Law
Eon, ct al; complatnant's motion for leave to file
amended bill wae. grnnted. Motion to dissolve
Injunction overruled. Complainant ruled to file
his amended bill BY Monday next. No. 487-Chan-
ce1y- f. Conant rs James n Beers, ct al; de-
mnrrer Of defendant. Henry Wheeler, to amended
bill, heard and taken under adviaement. No. 465
Chancery Wendell R. King rs Hiram A. Tucker.
ct al: on motion Of defendant Injunction to stand
| dissolved on and after VI Wcdnesday Of this week.
The May term Of the Superior Court commences
| Monday Nav 18th
, 1862-04-29

Ath meeting Of this socicts held immedi-
ately after the closing benefit to Mr. Balatka,
Nj. Samuel Johneon in the C.,nsr and Mr.. M
D. .Hennessey, Secretary, Aessrs- 3. J.
gemmes and J. Geo. Day, having been ap-
pointed a Committee to draft resolutions
expressive Of the satisfaction and pleasure
derived from the past series ox performances,
presented the following resolution, which
mas unanimously adopted:
Reaoaees, That to HI. E. LTuxHAa, Pzesidant,
and expecda1y to MI. E 8T1CEEEx. Secretary,
lie ~ efnbers OF the Phiharnaoaic Society Of Cht-
taeo are indebted for their un1Eing able, an suc-
cesefol e6otzr In -aaouding a series Of -ooaeaEts
selection 4 hiCh order ;of music, admirably per.
formed, and aiso introducing. The rocA ability oi
1est1snt t&lent, rendering hfghl,
s5atsztstaH*eat e5 70 he members Of r. .Asaocta:
, 1862-04-29

Total. $500 $3.50 It's 310s5 15000 49,.
The steamers ueWa caused an active and buoy
ant feeling in the leading markets today. Wheat
advanced i@1Hc with sales of about Is, 900 bush
ele at s198sc for No. and T5@75ke for No. 2
Spring. At the close however, the market was
quiet, with more eellsrs than buyers at the out
eide quotations. There was q liberal inquiry for
Flour, but holders generally held then stocks 10c
above the Tiewa Of buyers, and transactions were
consequently Light. Abont 1900 barrels changed
hands at s. 90 for White Winter, $i.5o for Red
Winter. $4,000. .6s1h for choice brands Of Spring
Extra, $S 9oD4.0o for fair to Spring Extra and
$2.s7X@s. 87H for superdne.
Corn was firm and in active demand at an ad-
vance Of H@kc for Old Mixed Canal aaoat at a9xc
and Old Mixed in store at a74@a7Hc Oats in
store are quiet and nominal at aoKc. Rye, quiet
and nominal Barley was firm and higher en-
choice samples. Highwlnes were quiet and nom1-
nal at 1shc. Seeds dull and unchanged. Lake
Freighte were inactive, shippers and yess el own
ers being apart; the former offered &c and the lat
ter aeked SHtGSc.
, 1862-04-29

GENERAL Assoc1Ar1oS.-Thc General Asso-
cintion Of Illinois will hold Its next annual
meeting with the I'd Congregational Church |
of Rockford, (Rev. Ar. Walton's), commenc-
ing Wednesday evening, Mny 28th, and con-
tinuing over the Sabbath. Rev. Prof Fisk, OF
Chicago, is appointed to preach the Associa-
tional Sermon; Rev, F. T. Perkins, Of Gales
burg, Is his alternate.
S. HOPKINS EWING, Register.
Quincy, Ill, April 81, 1862.
W 4 gentleman Of this city who Is well
informed upon the matter, states that Meal
listers battery had eight distinct engagements
with rebel batteries on the field Of Shiloh
during the two bloody days of April 9Th and
It'll This battery used l $50 pounds Of pow
der, and threw I, ,725 pounds Of shell. Four
teen men we're wounded, three Of whom have
since died, and lfty-three fine horses were
killed.
Hedding and " CaN" ca,ds, ne,r styses, written
and engraved by tho '' fankes Card Writer" At
Sherman HouRe. Mall two red stamps for samples.
ap29st
BRowH's BRONCHIAL THccHEs, or Cough Loz-
E4&S1 uaec uS1A pEufIA ~ I0a1S cApt14GuE5 W ut
equally efhcaeious in those seTcrer forms Of Pull
monic Affections, Asthnaa, 1neipicnt CoRsump-
tion, Chronic Bronchitis, and spasmodic Cough
aa in the mi1der, but often not less troublesome
disorders Of the Throat and Chest; Winter Cough,
Hoataeness Difficulty Of Breathing, Irritation Of
| the Throat, &c. apRst7
BoARDfEa. - Desirable quits OF unfurnished
rooms, May 1st, Nos. and 3. Van Buren street.
| apr24 St
@ A good shade hanger wanted. Apply to T.
| G. Z. Faxon, 20 Lake street apsfpT4s
W Go to John Jones, 11s Dearborn IT,, snd get
your clothes cleaned and repaired. noy1a
"C&u on Dunlop, sewe1 l. 5palding for Printing "
nov11-hsally
~ Buy paper hangtags Of Chase d Co.. 100
Randolph street. nh 3sSm
GAs Fr1r1Ee.-Ca1efu1 vorlnen TO move and
put up gas fixtures and gas pipe at ts2 Lake street,
Il. II. Wfma1th ap 7-1H.
Gas sFHTuHEa.-1he place to get new styles at
Low figures, 16a Lake street, B n Wl1marth
ap 17.15s
H For cleaning and dying Eentleman'e clothes
30 to Cook d Mclean. % De4rborn-street. This
old established house do better and cheaper work
than INV In the city. chilly
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