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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-02-14

~FUNBRAL NOTICE - The funeral 6i
GhUhGk JAW will take place 10 .ulunow a,
4 O'CLOCK, froW UUvA reetU.uroh. Abe fn.uas
Hua ssqu ainsaacas of the fanny are invited ,o a.
knnd.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-02-14

80 CLO chlNH Al AUCTION. -Uut ~
OF superior CLOthANu WIZ tnAc Pias. rs
GRID Az Wot Lung, ~ ~ os.och, ana L. Woilhf
lns IT Jentlou Of buy srs.
10 At KENT, PAINE l. 70,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-02-14

Reccirtng Stolen Goods.-Austin Connolly
was examined before the Mayor yesterday !,
for receiving certain articles Of personal pro
perty alleged to have been stolen from Fran
els j. Gardner. The articles having been
traced to tho possession OF Connolly and he
not accounting satisfactorily therefor, was
com itted to stard an examination before the
Hastings Court, on the second Monday in
March next.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-02-14
LCOAL MATTERS.

Miscellaneous. Capt z. 8. Nagruder's com
pany, the Henrico Light DraGoons IoIs 70
tersbure at 3 p. n. yesterday, for 0arysburg,
N. 4. The balance Of Wise's cavalry have
orders to follow them.
The police arrested Jos. w: Joiner, sol
der. yesterday for flung osu snroogda o ,ns
through the window Of Jno. N. Gordon
store, on I4th street.
Brook Dunuavant, a soldier, was arrested
for riotous conduct and ab sing the ohiceI VI
police. near the corner OF 18th street, yester-
day.
About one O'Clock yesterday morning, sol
der named Holmes, belonging to an Ala
bama regiment, beat brother soldier 'eIy
badly with a club, Parties who saw the
transaction took the offender before General
Winder. who turned him over to the CIVIL al-
thorities, by whom he was ordered 10 the
county Jail. F.,
There arrived on Yesterday, all the way
| from Texas, two of the Fede,al i.leutenan!
| cantured by Gen Van D,rn iii the early
| part of the present war. They are to DC sem
North from this place ,,,o -,
Company l, Ist Maryland regiment, who had
| receiv ed his pay and bounty money, met, az
an early hour Yesterday morning, three
soldiers that he thinks we're Louisiana SOL
djers. He was enticed by the IN to the 1oIk
River Depot, where he was most innamS Snm..
beaten and robbed of all hI1 money. some
of bis comrades, in passing yesterday morn.
ing at an early hour, accidentally discovered
and conveyed him to tn, tho hospital; , ..v.,a,v
stabbed about the shoulders la-t night, about
o clock, at the corner OF Man aud lith SITS
and also badly bruised abou, ih- face by some
unknown ruffians He Was found BY sew
eral gentlemen, who took him into the apotn'
ecary store OF p. Johnston II Bro, where ms
wounds were dressed He Mas afterwards
conveyed to Il hospital.
A correspondent, under the head OF "Out.
rapeous" asks .swh here are the night watchF
aud adds ''On the night Of the 18TH instant
about 8 or 9 O'Clock, three scounirels, In uni
form hired hack to take them To the Manches.
ter hospital, and when crossing the covered
bridge over the dock, ordered the driver, a
negro, to get down and open the door, as one
wished to get out a moment which ne unsus,
pectipxly did, and the three miscrsants robbed
him OF 81 or = and his watch, and drove him
away from his horses, while they absconded
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-02-14
" A1A'3.
For othsy "Wdnts," see Frs. PaSsl
WANTED.-ArrLNTIon MARYLADhR


Wanted, Immediately, . few able bodied MEN.
for Company ID, " First Maryland Regiment 10
serve Tor the war. For further psruc alsrs, spply
q, Recruiting Office. o, l4th st., under EIehane,
Hotel, from to 5 clock
JAS. X HEkBhRT. Captain Co. d.
fe l4-l2t" First Hary.L Regiment
NAT AHrED-By the subscriber, TO enter iaIs
w O.PARTNERsHlP with some Il
spectacle DRUGGIST, doing good business n
tho city of Rich mond or Petersburg. The rub
scriL er hss on hand q coed stock OF DRUG
y hich be Will put In the eopesrE. He 10 dsslrous
of moving from his presen, place when he is
doing good busines,.) on account of the unHnhd
state of the section OF country. For psr'ieuh'
character, &c, address Box ~, U. WA
ingtcn, N. c." eH-N
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1862-07-09
;. G. mEnoEn, rauor.
UIerantProsont.

We received yesterday from Mr. JAMES
CAvERr, Keeper Of the Pcnitentiary--
otherwise known as the Nashville Theo-
logical seminPrg, and School Of the Pro-
phels--a superbiy and elegantly finished
pair Of boots, Of the best materials.
They were made at the Penilentiary, by
Mr. CARn, superintendent Of the boot and
shoe mandatory, and would do credit
to any shop in the country. We had
supposed that only Che coarser kinds Of
manufacture were made at the shop, and
were surprised to.seo an article 50 lastly
and handsomely finished. It bears the
impress Of . skinful Workman, We re-
joice to find that our arduous labOrs will
not be Jootless although occasionally we
may PIT on foot IN Il.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1862-07-09

A gentleman Of Nurircesboro writes to
us that several rebel girls of respectable
families in that place, on passing his res
ideuce on the 4th, threw rocks and dirt
at a Union flag flying in his yard On
coming out, they hurried away but af-
ter a while, the she rebels again sneaked
up, stole the flag and burned it in the
presence of several rebel ladies whom
they had assembled in their yard. What
a dirty set Of strops those girls must be !;
negro kitchen wench would have better
manners. Within the last day or two
the flags on the dwellings of at least
three Union families Of This city, have
been pelted with rocks and sticks by the
children of rebel families. No boy or
girl would dare 20 do such an outrage did
he not know chat it would be winked at,
If not openly approved, by older ones at
home. II is little thing, contemplate
thing, we admit; in ordinary times too
insignificant to be noticed, but at a time
like the present the parents Of such vul-
gar, dirty little rufians should be kept on
bread and water in the work house foi
atleast week. When they got out they
perhaps might teach their children some
thing about common decency and civility
Public safety demands that every symp-
tom Of treason be punished.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1862-07-09

A RESOLUTION transferring the supervision Of
the Capitol cxteuaion and Tie erection Of the new
dome 20 the Department Of the Interior.
hcs0ircd Oh tie Sedie dad H0lsc Of Representatives
f ne United Suites 81 Aincricl m Coagftss dsssnbied
That the auperfai0n OF tho Capitol extension aud
the erection Of the new dome be and the same is
hereby transferred from tie Wal Department 10 the
Department Of the Interior. And all uncxponded
money which has heretofore boon appropriated, and
all money which may be hereafter appropriated for
either Of the improvements heretofore mentioned,
shall be expended under the direction aud supery
sion Of The Secretary of the Interior Pfopdoi That
no money heretofore appropriated shall DO expended
upon the Capitol until authorized by Congress, ex.
oept % much Ms s necessary 60 protect the building
from injury by the elements and to complete the
dome.
Approved, April 10, 1862.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1862-07-09

Ger. BeAuRfaAnn.

Now telling rebel soldier whose ribs
can be counted bow shot Of, and who
hasn't smelt pork for a month, that ex-
cesses in quantity and quality Of food
will hurt him, is joking little too far.
The order respecting "cool water 10
ambiguous, owing to the peculiar grammar
Of BEAUREsARD that we can't interpret
il unless il refers to the well known fact
that asses love muddy water, BEAuRg-
GARD is a greater dietician than tactician.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1862-07-09
M shakonee Aim -. -.

The Nashville (renn) nAnY UNnv
comes TO as this week enlarged 10 soycn
columns, and otherwise improved. Tho
UNION Is one Of the sbicstedilcd iournois
In the country, and fears not TO advocate
the preservation Of our Federal Union
and denounee rebels and The rebellion Ina
the most scathing terms and that too 10
their very teeth. y. y. MEgCEn Is us able
editor and he deserves the hearty support
Of loyal men both North AND South.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1862-07-09

The Atlanta Commonwealth, Of the 10th
ult.. says that seven bridge-burners had
been executed near that place the day
previous, and the same number were TO
be executed.
Fifty-Gye Of our soldiers were hung
at the refined city Of Atlanta few weeks
ago; and now we have fourteen more
loyal men executed ON The sca0old. Would
it not be well for some Of our conserya-
tive friends TO address q stirring and pa
thetic appeal TO our "misguided South
ern brethern,' who are making such "ir-
regular opposition" TO the Federal Gov
ernment That would look better than
railing At the Administration.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1862-07-09

j. b. DE Bow, agent Of the Confederate
produce loan, informs the planters Of
Louisiana aud Mississippi that they can
subscribe their crops at fair valuation
for eight per cent. Confederate bonds.
All right, Prof Jaw Bone Bow Del
Send us bale Of your bonds, aud Wen
send you their exact loo'th in cotton.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1862-07-09

The so-called Democratic Ohio State
Convention met at Columbus the other
day and passed nine resolutions, one Of
which read as follows;
LIST, Resol0ea, That we are, as we ever
have been, the devoted friends OF the
Constitution and the Union, and we have
no sympathy with the enemies Of either
The other eight were taken up in de-
nouncing the Administration and the
Abolitionists. That's fine busihess truly
for loyal men to engage in at time like
the present. If the politicians and Office
hunters who composed that Convention
don't 90 where Wards ducks went at the
next election, we are poor prophet.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1862-07-09

TENNESSEE FLAG TAKEN.-The cor
respondent Of the New York Herald says
that the Thirteenth New York Regiment
captured the dag Of the Fifth Tennessee
regiment, at tho late fight before Rich
mond, On GoLDINo's farm. It was a
splendid banner with thirteen stars in a
cross Of blue silk. We suppose the
Thirteenth saw the Thirteen stars, and
took il to be their own.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1862-07-09
sos REWARDi

lrulEN, nom o. HtLDFnHANO, Jswfnsr, ou Uu-
- 800 street. ONE PATENT LEVEE ENGlfsh
COLD WATCH manufactured By Jno. Johnston, liY.
trploi. She Natch o. ~ small t.1s, uiil ulis d.ai
nEr-Ftd 90 tha lnrlft NGf1 NJ MANIA from he
tthsf in ths year 1889 b. oa the lut1lla engraved
'il0aaCl HAHaFa." The lboed Reward al ~ paid
Qr any 'alrmtiion that nay lad % lhe reegygy ~
me propaIiy a a. uAhhA
Iunat-m
louhTlils Journal please eopy 10 tie amt. o. "a
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1862-07-09

IL Is supposed by learned theologians-
sueh as Orotius Camotor--that Adam en-
tered the garden of Eden in the Spring.
However that may be- It is quite certain
that he came out In the Fall.--La Crosse
Democrat
Most likely twas on the F0.t Of Ap1l.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1862-07-09
Committed to Jail

nF Dlyidaon County Tmn., July a, 1864, Nogro
~ Boy WHO sass BIS name D. HENRY, says ho b.
longs " William Heed, of GAINESVILLE Tenn aged NJ
years. Wdgta ~ ar lpJ pOpudf itei Z lnohea b CD
color blact no marks Ihe uWuor q rcquonci 10
come forward iToqo prufwty aud pay tbawa AZ
tie law drecid r. NJ HINTON,
July q, 1861 Sheriff and Tailor III U T.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1862-07-09

We have neglected until now to ac-
knowledge our Indebtedness to our old
friend and neighbor, Mr.. GEoRaE Il.
MCLEAN, for the present Of two handsome
Flags to adon our Office on the 4th Of
July. Mack is a staunch Union man,
and had two Flags suspended from his
own house. Long may be wave
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1862-07-09
Committed to Jail

or Davidson County, July D. 1909, a Negro Man
~ who says his name i8 tAb says hc belongs %
Geuro ArmsuobF, a williamson county, gouu.5 aged
"a years weighs 100 pounds o feet aohei high;
color hlsoki no mark. Tho owner d requested W
come forward Ifogu property, and pay charges, az
the law directs. J. n. HINTON,
July 0-1t. Sheriff and Jail0r Of ID e.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1862-07-09

The Commercial editor of the New
York Independent. estimates that 'the
total losses Of the nation and Of indi-
yiduals, traceable directly and indirect
ly 10 the war, cannot be less than teR
thousand million Of dollars"
We find the above paragraph in several
Of our exchanges. 1t is more likely under
than over the actual loss which is in
ereasing daily.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1862-07-09

AZ daylight General Mcclellan was
on.th6 mad Thousands Of cattle, Of
wagons, and our immense train of artil-
lery, iniermingled with infantry, and
great troops Of cavalry, choked up the
narrow road already. Gems. Summers,
Heintzelman's and Franklin's corps, an
der Summers command had been left
10 guard the rear, with orders 10 fall
back a daylight, aud hold the enemy
In check an night A noble army for
sacrifice. and some, Oh how many, must
tam 10 SAW the rest. The very slightest
movement from the front was critical
at no point along the line were We more
than three lourths of mile from the
enemy, aud in.lroBt Of SedgWieks line'
they were poi Over 600 yards distant
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1862-07-09

The Kindcrhook Rough Atiei says the
health OF ex-President Van Buren, has
not improved within the past week, and
very slight IL any hopes are entertained
by his friends of his ultimate recovery.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1862-07-09
General order 10. 81.

Exeesses in both quantity and quality
Of food, and drink, have at all times
proven subversive Of the mental as well
physical welfare Of soldiery; Il is there
fore ordered, that the army under my
command. he restricted 10 half rations Of
picked pork and flour, but to have at
least two-thirds the quantity Of water
they may require, provided il be not cool
nor clear.
Nv order &c
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1862-07-09
@Ew advertisements.
THE DEBUTANTE.
\ Peep Behind tho soenoe.
MONEY! LOSTI

by a Friend OF outs--a Package. containing s3ii2,
- Ia sOuthcrn Bans Notes, on last Monday Even
lug, somewhere he square, or on Market or Col.
lege Streets. We Will pay the Under handsome NJ.
ward ON delivery OF same at our Store, No "a Market
street MORRIS q srRAtTON.
July 8-tc
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1862-07-09
Inesurerara,s nIe,e,Ic,.

Lieut. Col. FosTER has handed US the
following sanitorg order Of Monsieur
BEAuREeARp, in the original draft
, 1862-07-30

Soldiers Aid Society W3nona, MINI i box con.
tanning quit. 4dresssng gowns, es hnadkfe ls5
, 1862-07-30
Evarts Van Buren,,
Henry ". Handy.
Jesse Ball
SIlTeste1 TittsWorth.
Q. &. Miller,
N. W Wfnf}ntf
A Token or Respeet.

The ofHce1a and nurses Of the u aited States
Hospital At Paducah have presented to Dr.. s.
Brounen Of this city, who has been In charge
Of the Central Hospital, fine case Of surefca1
Instruments as an evidence Of their apprecis-
ton Of his attentions and uniform kindness
to the sick and wounded. The following let
er accompanies the gift:
n. RRuHE11: The undersigned. constituting
+be -, 7n3ut OF the p4csfa and nufees under vnnf
ri.rpr =, the unfted States Central HotpltsI In
Psdacnh n. 'ntueky, respectfully request your &c.
rentsnce * L se accompanying present, procured
nn he eve Of .haaty separation, and, wh.eh. -
Int lew Of them remain together. tts intrinsic
worth il neeeeearil, slight; yet tbs deep grati-
impa1t any value to It. yon will nnd It rich indeed
Ia it recall to your own mind, and signify 10
others the exalted appreciation with which your
eminent virtues, both professional and private,
arc cherished BY all whose privilege Il was to Be
associated with Jou in the caEca Of the Centta1
| Hosp1ta1.
John auIlAvap. n. D: Edward 8. Chapman,
| Steward; Henry Burg, Wa1dmaster; Cha1les Geb
/ ne. 3ames Cra1ne1, John Cramer, Nj: a. Austfn,
Berina BtEen, Be1de1son Edwasds Oanstantint
| Etotet, .GeofEe Fr3m&re. John Perry, HenrJ
| P.arl, james tasmofe, Mathew Bidfotd, Henri
| Ortley. '""
, 1862-07-30
MARINE LIST.
POET OF CHICAGO.

ARBIVED .-;..-..-..Su1y ~
stmr sunbesn, Morgan. Two Rivers, 26a brls Dab,
Prop Michigan. Chapman, ogdenab9rgh. aundstes.
Prpp Chicago, Collins, BnfIaEo. gundrie5.
Prop Nile, Hunt, Buffalo. sundrfes.
Prop Barber, PeErstt, Grand Haven, Is M lun1-
ber-
Prom Lady Franklin, Napier. st Joseph, 80 N lum-
Der, 20 m etAves, Is brls fish.
Brig Faahiun. King, cedar River, 1So m Iamber.
1p0 N lath.
schr Gem, Ffede1icaon. Mnskegon, I'm lumber
schr Commencement, Fardes, Holland, 70 N lun1-
be1.
echr Imperial, Stark; Bufa1o, 100 tons coal.
sehr Lady Jane, EngeIls, Point Sable. 80 N 1urn-
ber, 80m shingles. Is N 18th.
Eehr Venus. Thomson, Grand Haven, 46 eds wood
Sebr Cornelia, Fox, Buffhlo, 81 toms coal.
Schr phalarope, Harrington, Cleveland, 800 to1a
coz1.
schr @esine. Du1noraa, Aanitowoc, 800 N 1ura-
schr H9nter, Wrl1sms. Mnekegon, 10 m lumber.
schr 3 Brown. Higgins, Buffalo. g tens eos1.
Schr Crusader. Coates. kalamazoo, 450m shingles.
sehr Spartan, Roberts. Punt Sheldon. q eds wood
schr Spencer, Rye1son, II bite f4ske' 30 n 1uns'
schr dispatch, HsHStns, osxego, ,pQo bzts Wstes
lime,
, 1862-07-30

ARRIVED July a.
Constitution, L1ckport. 500 bu corn.
Lockport, Lockport, $500 bu corn.
Edinburgh, Ottava, ESQ bn corn-
Monarch, Joliet, 5000 bu corn.
Adel1a- Joliet, 1900 hu corn.
Rocket, Lockport, 6.6C0 hu corn
Gen Grant, DuPage, S 4e0 bu corn, 100 bn wheat.
Humboldt, Joliet, 5000 bu cor1, 1850 ns wool
Vim Merriam, Morris; 5000 bu com.
CLEARED. D..........Jnlys sa
Loekport DuPsge, 1,T40 fnB mdze,
Constitution. Lockpo1t.
Monarch, Joliet. ....-
Banner. Iasalie. 3.7s6 lumber, m shingles, 4,sss
ns iron, 10 brls salt
1anthe, DuPage. 80 brls salt, 1,5o0 ms machinery.
aumboidt, Joliet, 4,ase1bs shoulders.
Adelia. Joliet
Rocket. Lockport, 1861 # lumber.
Nebraska. LaSalIe.
Old Abe, DuPage.
, 1862-07-30

Increase, ~ 1856. %
FOREIGN COMMERCE OF NEW YoRK-PRoaREss
OF Me- Chassis PAPER 1NELAT1oN AND soxE OF
TIE Evns-The following is the comparative
statement OF the exports Exclusive Of Bpecia)
from the port Of New York to foreign ports for
, 1862-07-30

ADULTERI.-Robert B, Holmes and Mary
Ann Kincasd were arrested on Monday night
at their residence, On Mather neaz Canal
street, whe1c they we're living In an open state
Of adultery. They we're examined yesterday
in the police court and held to bail in the
sum Of $5O0 each. Both have married part
aers living.
, 1862-07-30

NEW YORK. July 2e.-FLouR-L active sud
generally without important change: Sales Is 800
es a. s'sts @ S. C. ea stass saasi 4ssis s.
@5 90 for common to medium extra western; $5.43
@5 IS for common to good shipping brands extra
market Closing heaVy Tth 10 buyers ~ sas as oatsfde
quotations. Canadian -four heavy aud q trifa
lover sales 80 b1ls at $5,a5@5 as for common,
and $5.4e96, 25 for good to choice extra. Rye
quiet ard steady.
WH1eKr-Fun; sales, 1000 brls at asH@ec.
GRAm-.,Wheat 1c better with coed export de-
favorable salet, 81 Go ba. GhicsEo aprine st It IS
Oils; 47,t0o bu. Milwaukee club At 81 1891 3l5s;
Sa:tto bu. amter Iowa at $1-22Q11.M-the
s smSsr kiesean m at esp' sssoi Z s5 bn @
club ct 81 a; g. 4e0 bu. white Ohio At $3.50 81
4.seo bn; white Kentucky at SIS; 81 90 By.
xts s9 ssss 81 SEs sfsts 'st Ss9
1oninal. Com 10c better: closing quiet aud
kearesly g za sszss $500 eu At ss@ss {er ed
unsound- oa.e little fEmeF, sa,es ct s614s55c
PR9T1e1oss3Po1k market opened quiet a9d
s.Sssd ssss 1 ssade 81 afne. iii * ds'7S
aeite I'm sass a45 efls al Is sa@! % seE prime;
pa % ass: r @
mess beef doll. Beet hams quiet and unchanged.
Cut meats quiet; sa1esx0 packages at 3x@4c for
sna steady 1s 9sr sSss ad
ssles 1886 brls at S4@9H. Butter 10D14 for Ohio,
and 1c@t7 foI state. Cheese steady a 43sx. -,
a sse u1s ind e sas @ az 0sEs a ho
sales, l. Onsds st 8A98Ae for Cnba; sH@1Gc
for New Orleans. Mpii..ssee firm: saiss Is hhds
Pdto Poo at &c. Hops in 1aik demand and very
hm. sales COO bales new l64Ac.
BUFFALO. JulJ 29-F1orR-Market q quiet.
GRA1s--Wheat closed qniet and firm Sales o1
Rtss OHIO 8 q cefa s stesdy M ~ Il ae d
fH$R IN 1<rn Gals re- S11H1 To-. fats
, 1862-07-30

4 AHAsDsoAE OFrER--Sup. Dunlap Of the
Northwestern rai1road, We understand, will
ca1ry male passengers from Fond du Lac and
all stations north Of here to Minnesota juno
tien and return for one dollar, to attend the
great war meeting in Milwaukee tomorrow.
&c will give the entire receipts for the sale Of
such tickets to the President Of the said
meeting IS contribution to the WEI fund.
, 1862-07-30
| REVIEW OF CHICAGO MARKET


TUESDAY EvEEnsa, July q, 1861
FRElGHTS-Feights today were STEADY at 9c
for corn to Buffalo and 1oc for wheat-a decline On
the week Of a12hc per bushel. The engagements
were: To Oswego: schr Dispatch, con-, at 1sc,
To Ogdensburgh: prop. Sun, com, at 14Hc- To
Buffalo: echr- Tom sims wheat, at 1oc; props
Nile and Chicago, oats, at &c; schrs- Marquette,
B. Pareons, Cairo international, Arctic, Advance,
CorneIfa; bark Sardinia, sehrs Grand Turk, Major
Anderson-all with corn. at &c
stA11 RAu,' AND "RAn AID LAK8 FRE1eH1s. II
The rates charged By the three Eastern rail-
rraflA are a. fn1fOTa.
, 1862-07-30

SERIOUS Loss.-Arthur Hessing, Esq, lost
his pocket book last e.enaag,-it is supposed
by having his pocket picked It contained
$G5; one twenty, eight t1ves, one three and
one two dollar note,
, 1862-07-30

suited to the time, Of finest quality, superb deegna
rich aud fashiouable lewelry OF the Latest style ~
sells qgsk pTsdn 5sEe s hTns ~ Frn Sar
great Executor Package ,.,.
, 1862-07-30

TIE United Sfotes Circuit Court. Bgore Judgs
Thomas D4nranaond.-No- 688-Benjaraiu f. VII
Hams, ct al, vB. James Hamilton, ct a.; ejectment,
default, aud writ e1aulEy awarded. and came 1ary
as IN sase No So damages s7e Apa }adgmsnt:
Rock IHland R8il1oad Co.; parties By attorney.
and jury come again; and Ar. Winston, OF tha
firm nf Winston & Blodgett, opened the Argument
the same, followed The case Will probably be
JnHu
, 1862-07-30

CooL--some skilful operator entered the
room Of Mr.. Hi, proprietor of tbs Garden
City House, last night aud stole his gold
Hatch without awaking him.
, 1862-07-30

MI. & P. du @ 1T
bonds.......-....@ @ .
u. 8. 6s 81, comps. BK
do 5s II. coup'e. Mx
Tressuy7 80 .1mz{
Ky. 6s..-......--.& &
p Ft. ". b g 1st. 81
Chi. Il n. ". SINK
Ing fund bonds. Il