davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1862-09-09
ARRIVED. Seut,

:: AK1IrED. .---Sept- 8.
stnr Genet. Pstst, Two Fiyers; euad1ies.
Prop Acms, ia; M yay. Batslo. 1,on brss salt. /
Irs. . Mend, "a, Walsh. Buffalo, sundrles-
Prop Queen of the Lakes, ,trarey, Bualo, ,sundries.
rrcp adliatie, Mccres:: 1a!falo, snndries.
FRI Gslt1a sf}s3 gnGo snas1Es sncr5es
POP Po,omac. Gebh1ra. Buf4le, sAniries.
Prop netroit, Robertson Dst1ott,s Ia cords wood.
schf Tempest; william, Green Bay, 1i5 N lum-
scbronssn d he Lake,, sasenson, Green Bay, :
sehr Hpnts5, y Yilians,, s1ustegon, 7sm lumber,
scbr oc:a1is: johnson, PieE cove. g Cords wool
schr kand; Hchay. Acsseson, % II lumber II
schr Gertrnde, Edwards. .Kewanee, a,5ou posts
schr New Hampehirs; Wtsszan, sneooyg=n, 70 cords
schr Lpmbcrman. Cornell, Grand Haycu,- $50 N
sclr Magic;! Fiuvley. srant naxen, Is N lumber.
Seer Pamet:o johns son. Eolt River: II, ON posts.
STIR Ellen Pike oslei, Kalamazoo, SO N shingles,
schr Fisher, slaser, Grana Haven, 70 m lumber, :
schr bainry Eaton, wa1zb. rent Water, 1o0 cords
scbr &atlE CT, Baker. Gentleyille, 12 cords wood,
sehr Tnes Ksssio.d. Tompktas6n, oaaeso, ;, ,aco
scbr Navash, Collins; Bufalo, i .s7o bfls salt,
Schr Lime Star: JAMESON, Burfalo. 20 m lumber.
STIR E I Wh1tmaa,= Weed, clsFe!and, 35a.tons
sebr kiyal spat Ho1ltps c,evg,an4 l. 4o, tons coal.
81. & ~ W.nn7 issIsy Rr}f;io -
scbr IN Rnzsian eeerns:nf Baffio 1si1 1a sa1t.
Ssb, d :.ntnrtr TrtIsuns TWo Riysfs. Al IN tim.
eent es e.. +.;1r,sed ~ - - ~'1@
Rfs RGf, 1G .oca a br7ssa7t
Schr MaIiI,a1 TdnS pi11 Wv fity 1,rn imher
seh1 I mn.Iegun Hcyae aieDowsiI's Par. is cosdt
so,, NGou; ,, n,r,e 1.rvo :p.-eiz HIM, In5,7,,er
@ Schr Midnlz Ii, Jssnof, ciefeiasd AS IS tons sosl
Sehr Live o. 'Landon, S.. Elsff. aj1 n lumber.
cns S rs, H., III NJ ~ t3n So2 o. inhr
sshr Rsindeer ReH suroce. Bay clty III n lumber
@ schr o2ot IN niss' g1amaznn "a
, 1862-09-09

!
ILLzEoIs AED MIS- E1aAs:cAF1z.
r: -. ARRIVED. ...........6eps. O.
Cal uga; ] LocApert. 6.9cU hu corn. .-::'.', 's
Cen Grant, pnpage, 5 5Hahn rnrn-:... ~*~
God Eagle 1aSa1le l.s5l bE1s dour. :,
451ss G6s l9s| 5sraSs $ss:t s &c Il ba sG5n satn.
McEsrEa1; Ottawa 5.s,F6 il corn... - .'':S.
Reehet;: asnl'e; 56fD oa corn. -
:, Merfis, nttaRa; ID 8 bR corn. -'-"' : y :
OrarosS LaSaile. 5,4Gl In cDrn+; - =
Robt HOMES, Etita. $50: bu corn,. = - :
i. sultan. LaSa!le. 5,e!0 hn corn :. -. '4S:-
a1ss1ha' aeahs so4e 0af b con: ia bu SEEDS.
AuetraFa5 5hsalle. 1,4TS brls dour.: = - :; -
Monit1r,. .LaSale: 5:a76 ba Wheat; -.
j d Leoaa1d, Lassalle, J, $50 bfls;Aossz. -
=: = = CLEARED. Sept 8.
/ Prairie Chief, Lasa1le.- -: = - -..,ts:::--
Ga;lsa.,, daSsals,- -: -:
EHfst 4se4Ssf bsPseS; 46ns machinery: :: -.
es5!as s: Iass5{s; sSs sgsne nass, 70 os lime, 80
Sn3ngcs Iockpo1t.- ---::- r;
| y cNellIa, Norris .::.;-
55 A@f5F,S 55i. St35 5asa1ls Sse RI ainbs 81
Ba5geeaees Se5e Psaas' 'tess1e Is 4ath
7Presnn, Aux eabae, his salt
Go5'1se Go Fofe Hei!as m 1apbsr Is ehngs
t9ton rasape, e55,55 = lnn,hsr aln el1ingies' ~
.s@nftsn56ftav7a..== @ z@.: = =-z'-. = .e1s
saai 5seot isssaa, % bis Eaat: :z,:3:; -: =
EsSEzoiE IoSEpsa' 1$q soo eea5s.:'- :j5z
4 NSITi4 s9 ss1tfaGss= -. - ;.
4 KoesTt: Neasees::l lsssiis. L: -':z :
, 1862-09-09

- r.
- " CoNlNIEsHCHAl4.
r., =, Mosp4r ;EvsN7za. septernssr:s. 1861,
zzca1era roe LAST 4vEEzEFouR Easas.
Flour. Wrcah Cosa. Oats. Rye ,Rrl'y.
brla. b.. bn- bu. ta. ans
Jazz. 3ss,s 47s s. I'D 50 45o .: ~
&0RR-. 9a5 1Sy1a os!e saze ss5s S IL, 5ss, 5Ssa
e e is is 6 Il i ::::s sss
:: :1ss.s.-, =. 1855 7t66a t'ss::. as4se ss5s so7s
T. J. 20 5ssz5e. hsd ESs e. Wool VIZ ~ Hs,s
:ps.- BIG. - No. na n.s !, nzs.':. 'a9s' !
aSnt 4 -: Is; Isl isss @ s.. !; a7s5
SHS ,:ss @ Is $ s. s. +: Is Is s!s fs!s9
sEa stERE. Z -: 8 So: :1o5 50 s. 4sss IS
r,ssf : :: 1850 III 7 90 4lso.: :sis AIT
| es.pnzs1s 81 LAKE., LAST FwEsrE.rouR HOURS.
-. Fioai Eaeat E;otn vsta +Eys 81 ;bar sa
r. rrt,s., Ml@ s5sss s. 1aossa s. ~ ~. 1915 ea
pgsSssaa PEesassaa1g s.. ssee aaso -. -:
e E sass!f9 otiiss fats T , sss -: -: -: "
~zota, :. -: s2sa soa55 tssast -. 1osa0:. ....
T." REoslrgs Asp sb1Rnns1s HI oANamsErr ss{1maszs q
What, n:::;:: k,51S :Shteglss, no.. i o@9 9S9
9se sasss Id ss s. 9 Sc 52is Rss sss
:. hHsEtr1s 4sp su1r.E,s7s :: NJ 1AH--sErr: AZ
Lumber, 20 2S {SR T3sat' T3 6;!s: x s2Ss
fs'hs1ss; fs,s pe: 49, sssat sssa e 81
sa1t: 'sfi Sfisi. 49,: 80 y,sss Broom Com, -,
, 1862-09-09

In. this eit5 ~ AFTER ssxesze ~ 3Ats5 5a o.
1Iaat1 ste fVn yeArs antu}no 1nonts.
IL: bstisP35 hsas9 355a
= e :Thers angles viii sreeft9ee, -. ~ ..
- 1ssyffay ssssytfs5ySss,s Sses ropy - :. s
- zaEaleA GROVES Esq, aged forty
9as g, ySHsaf x1 BE- aftehded
sh5nsest ns5ps boehfa, I; =. =, ,'9S9
Ia tais city spndaye t1ss; *
f55a$s }a safss 3fss & fatsa g
se.st ~ .1tF,eNE Ll.-'- +- s1!-' ~ '@--
to ..3 ~ se.;:.I t-ss7 c-2.:::":: e aazti,';:
ses,c 81 10 ses;::: II: iii l. .,E - 80
-. :iaan 5ui boai7J:q s1d Z:s'.aA 7'd
, 1862-09-09

tt.Madam Demorest Mirror Of fall fash
ions for sale BY McNally & Co., 81 Dearborn
.t-on+ "''
, 1862-09-09
- STATE or W1scoNs1N,
EXECUTIVE HErARTNEST>


= Death of VIM: A. tsr0Tc1t Eta."'
we afg IaIned to lleasn thas ". Al Groves,
ESQ prominent citizen Of this citY, died athis
residence yesterday Of an ints rnat complaint,
ihe exact nature. of which has not yet been
ascertainede.. The; ;la1aented deceased w.s
bonn in. Bridgewater, Oneida county, n. z,
and was forty:fo years of age" he has re-
sided in this city nine years, during which
the Law. Last spring he vas elected to the
Common Council a. the representative Of the
9Th ward, ard has filed his position with
marked ability. I'm his profession he held
prominent place even among the most talent-
| ed at our bar. He Hos warm hearted, up
| right, Cbrietian gentleman, commanding the
respect Of aequsintarces and the love Of
| friends. ~ :: ! T. -.
= The funeral viii occur from his late resi-
dence, 175 West Washington street., tomor~
row afternoon at 2 o'clock. Z ,:~:,.';.
-
:tHz MERCANTILE BArrERl.-The Dogget
Guards or Mercantile Association Battery
we're pald OF their bonn ties t tTentyssesen
dollars each mar On Friday: afternoon they
held their election, resulting as folloWs:,& =
;>-- :: coax1te1oNEp hsrtcERs. ~
:: captain-Chas. G. Cooley: 49,:
:~1uGtAbr L&<uk-FtankE u. Wilson.
1st Juntor Lieui-James Il. Swan.
i Al Stni0f Lteut-Dayid e. Crego = ::
I'D 1tns0Tt Lisut- Fred. 3. BieKford4 =. -.
:. -: Ne.r- coMatHssIoxED. oFy1cERs.
!. -::SzdB Ee19saats- Sergeant Major: Pinekney G
!. stenu Qpa1tesznsste9s Sergeant, Edwin J. Gran
l. M4gtdntss- Samuel 3, 7Ha1trnadre,, Thomas n
Eickles; George ThIo6p. Warren r Whitney, Ed
7 aa.121
ahaet@ M AZ; 4 s9tPPs1n 3 e John Lant
: 1sCattH eef Sai&son eFhotass ..a- Hafhin, On
:, = Een1ge, E. Bt1ant, Alexander Dlean, HAIRY e
4 KracEett, C01nehHs H. Toland VIM Gardner; :
). Ttajerg- t4on D-Petts Fletcher A. Parker
e = nIy5!fcese-AHred G.: Barker: Bells E:'Adlmf
q WaGenef. Hiram A1ptca -: :: " :;
~: j. .;17.a.:;. =: + -:
e.~,-. ~ e-*7--o --S-I :-.G' = -: - :
49, - - .zs=o-7A q: - -
xxi-sEES Il IIz-l Ia
, 1862-09-09

PrRsosAn:-Lient. Chauncey Miller, late
adiutant Of the 18th illinois infantry, arrived
home yesterday.
, 1862-09-09

Acknowledgements Of DonatauAs.. Let
Ter from Gov. szalumOn OF 1flH.
cu1cAoo sASrraAG CoaNtss1o.s RooMs

CH1cA1o sA1;rrAHE COMMISSION RooMs,
September S. ISd2.
The Chicago Sanitary Cjn mission grateful
iy acknowledges the following donations in
rnoley since July 16t:
Soldiers Aid Society. Of Wilmington. NJ. pc.
nr. \. ". Bowen, So u; Chicago Union Defence
COMMITTEE. per T: B. Bryan Esq Treas $3,'0;
IT, Sfs5ge t.
risof III, per Mra y ilEinson. Pres't SIP 80,
Milwaukee Soldiers Aid Society, per Nj. John
cng5. $5;.Wm 4 Osborn, Eeq,, Ghicago. sl9o;
ESQ, Iso;' s.; F1ishd: Chicago, s.; o5as Ear.
@Sn as 5t9 s;si9' 81 Tsa lS cn}eago, ago. So; " r
eet6 Ea cheago 81 4 d. :s4l'' kss'' Gh Ghi
esEo. Eo' S.; j. r: Niehols, Esq cnieazo. sy7,
Sfsnsel Ia!eott Esq. ceiesGo 80; "a Friend to
iaLer. Pastor, 81 6u; Soldiers AID Society, Port
age. Wisconsin. per Mrs ]: F Leavltt; ssMsTetary, 81
Miss Lzzis Wsa,hetby Shail5Ra'Eg Mse9a e.
| FtIcst 4 Co, $56 50; Soldiers And Society, Ken
dallville. Indiana, per Mrs 3. Il. Moreholse. s.;
sodersA d;:Asaosiation Of daEe FSrsst 'l!ln9is,
ara Rs5 :; ser D d., Ladies i osEvs Car
Io e9ant nlne1 "1;a n5,essp pseSsf.
Tba {,ailob Soldiers A id Gociety OF Gaena! per
d. Z. Etdones, ESD, eendiu Is, contributed
| ty The following rsn,ed petsons: :, -.
ef foef5t9Rs ps2sva r. sau1s sS3 s}
SO; c. l., stspefsoa, $40: Khnssl y Qaan!slo +:
sti1;nan: ssn1y a s; yein 4 eeraf!h, Ne4is,
sS T q Yts GEs:t Ss Gos1SMoish S'Ss e.; son
asa5i1stsa 55s;ss assj = !; of!y' 81 sss 81
fefa, f saeJ:Y. y eaderlsy, s.: F, ,ke%pse;; 81
| " hole amount acknowledged aboTe. 81 53a BIZ
l., The tol1owingletter has been received b!
the Sanitary Commission tromhi eSceHeney
Edward salotaon, Governor of:the State o
WISCONSIN. :, If well Illustrates The generosit
ana. .p3atriotism Of our noble; sister State an
.tbe p1omplt and thoughtful care; of it's popu
la1 EXECUTIVE. The solnplimtent't ito the san
tary commisBion conveyed By the hatterin
terms in.Bhieh the letter is; uouched, eanne
but bemost gratifying to the:coanission an
its cooperating friends: ," ~
80. =. -. "a STATE or WISCONSIN,, ]
>. . - ss:@ = EXECUTIVE HErARTNEST% 7
: 49, d; MADISON, august ~. 1S62.}
!. Hon, Ha1k Skinner, President OF Chicago Sat
= -, ta1y Comuaieeion, Chifago: .,,,,.l
SS Usfs ss@ s y aua a1ess Pnss
d in need OF funds to atd 3ou II Yonr WORK nsvi
l. 'afund PLACID at my disposal hg The aegisla;9re
md b; ipg thbiopehly assured Of the great neuet
% which have: :already accrued to iour Misso4s 1
f,lO1. Is from your .ope1atione; and 6f the imp
I'd ttai manner il which fhoee operations are exle,
Cd to the t1oopa f,om every state OF the .equ
,r- ton Of tle surgeons ii general and regimen
~ hospiie}e1 hereby authoz1Ee ylu 70 ataw =. ets
nnnn me- AZ t.osetnor ct: Wisconsin for gum
II iet ttteed f1:Ee, SIS yonr aasos,ation my nege r.
|! ,sppply ths pressing wants Of the slck and .S@u
!: :. Yours very respectfully. g
lie, t." g. 90 - EnwAnp eA1oaoy,
, 1862-09-09

d, ~ Strangers visiting the Worlds Horse Fair
viii goto Boyd'a Exchange Office, IS Cla1k street
!nndnr the Banking House of G. B. Blai1) to sell
: their Gold, Silver, Demand Notes, caDada Money
and 'stu1nptail - Illinois and W1acnaain money.
Don't forget the place, 38 South Gisrk street.
, 1862-09-09

cn1saE:-Tbe Il III; cbiesgo l;6 Sanitary Commits
sion have moved from A. Wabash avepus Et 70
L. River street where all eoptFibp1ans and
hospital Stdrd for tha benefit df 0uf sick and
wounded soldiers will be received.
~ r;M4RK:sK1ss4F< ). p. <PFza.ffe9asE 4 T
, 1862-09-09

TX 7;ANfE1D- D-sfti za;t:i RfsNT5-zzAIala5 zz!lt5 OF
Xa9ssB Il aEaFh a tea
fer Cutting Ladies Dlessx Rpy8 Clothing, Shirts &c
Secured b cQpxdEh Agents dekng tr2m g H f1 e
{rtccsN,-H Rtttro1,rt
Bog sac enclosing rhlee c4t postage etar1g GSssso
, 1862-09-09

SrcosD BoARp. OF TRADE REGIMENT
Capt. John a. Bress leaves for this regiment
OF Wednesday evening, and viii take any
packages to officers OF soldiers left by their
friends at the FRTBrSE Counting Room.
Streueiers who have not yet reported to Capt.
Bross will do well to look at an advertisement
Ia ano,1er column
, 1862-09-09

E See advertisement Of life scholarship
forfa1e, in the celebrated chain Of Bryant &
STATIONS Commercial Colleges.
, 1862-09-09
Casualties and Inquests.

IN sen,1o7v abn,,t ezo,clock D. mE the body |,
oe can ghna :H 5Rdvt; Harbor, Master Of |;
this uort, who was Killed by theni;recent ex-
.,.,;a, -, h,ord +ho tno Union. was fished |
M BY Edward Bpr1s and other. near-the
north- pier, 4r.~BHras and his companions |
had.been drapring the mouth OF the hArbor
in search d tins body every Day eanee she
occurrence of the fatal catastrophe, and have
inanyeucceeded in-necotering both the fe-
mains OF Capt. Boyd and those, Of c,pt.
DAILY. The t.tssh tug has been raised, but not yet
.pumped cut: .-MAE thia3s DONE, e Is pre-
epmed that the, body Of Grierson, the fireman,
Mill be discovered, ---------------
-Betteer s-and 50 o'cfosk Of Sunday
morning, Matthias Thompson, q Norwegian,
was 4un ofer By freight car drawn BY engine
No. 50, belonging to the 2. Il FE ". raalroaa,
and Killed. The, accldent occurred ea Caa1k
street, near tie crossing OF the R..,I railroad.
| The deceased WAS in the act Of climbing up
10 fhe ton of the car. When Ills loot slipped
and he Mas piecipttated. to the ground, -jast
iorward of zone; Of: the trucks; Though the
| train WIS only moving it the rate of tEo OF
three mileb an hioar, before he c6tAd be txtri-
Gated two wheels passed over him, inficting
:irinries. from which he died ID about two
hours, Deceased was la single msn; about
twent,gk- --#ais ::nf sge, and & cooper by
t-.srr ~, *,. y - :
At y:o,cloek Yesterday morning, As the
schooner >D;e,Y errou 1 VI was epteringtoe narbor,
! e,51ot named Henry o, Howard; with: a
roIn,,atio,,. ,utnpad int6 the vessels, vi for
the purcose Of goinrasbore. The order Was
. = -. -k-neo.t,,,ta1,,
, 1862-09-09

~ hadame Cora James can still be found at
her rfHce, mo 60 West Randolph street, corner Of
Clinton street, where al who wish to consult the
planets on things pertaining to the past, the pres
. ent and the coming events OF life, shou1d call at
once. clairvoyants thirgs IN recovering loet or
ato,en PROPERTY, and examinations and prescrip-
tions ii ali cases Of chronic disease. Satisfaction
warranted. Don't forget the place. No. 90 West
Randolph street, only tWe blocks from the river.
7Ssp36t}
, 1862-09-09

Especial pItpztcht to the Chscsgo THbqnne;;1
" ,>,.:DErhafrrr Sept: 5, Is6a.
TP-Bsrk 0eMsboF echrs- Wings Of the Morn-
+ 1rgycoll1usz Ra5hor; Autanto. DauaaasRr Hosez,
smith, Hill. E,!a -*F,''A
DowE-R1opel1ef5 Bad{gser, Plymopth brig Har-
Wv iAthrs. Eaab, Reheeca Eashlon, Eoriuthian,
Culver. ,.-
, 1862-09-09

Erasc11rse FOR THE IH4sR LEe1or-capt
Flynn, Of Rockford, viii visit Be.videre,
70 .hicr6, Freeport, and Dixon, for thepur-
raee Of sscsui.icg fes men for the Itish Ls-
eicr.- This splendid corps Of men is nearly
ir:l. Father Dune is desirous of making it
Tic best regiment that has gone into the field
from Chicago duriEg the war.
, 1862-09-09

1AbepRk1QTc OF the Board CT 9FAAe
s7-- --t-'75 ~'-s~-~-1sattcI5z+-~ z+-~--=0@. ---0e-@--.
Tic artillery coBpaa5 known as the "Board
of Trade Ba.t.ry" has received marching or
dcrs. and Will leave camp th5 m5rnipg, on
the Illinois Central Railroad. s-
Yesterday the battery visited the city, and
sss - 2gasz Mh,5s ss
briefly addressed By ]. Y. Mum, and in reply
cspt. Stokes uade a4few patriotic remarks
Both FpeaEtrs xsers 1oualSapPlaudeds
The Battery is now in flue condition for tn
xt1r,a- -aayirg been Thoroughly drilled fof lsev
eral weeks, and is amply eQutpped for PEI
T,ce.' The roster of the c6mpany was put
s,ished ii our columns nottlong since,I Gh
caeo expects this ethc1ent battery to earn fe
itself IN honorable name on the field, and
this regard there WILDE no disappointment.
, 1862-09-09

NorcE.-1t Elizabeth Burton and Mrs.
frances c, slug4 will call at the TRIBUNE
counting room, they csn hear OF something to
tkelr interest
, 1862-09-09

:w- Attention scaled to the large sale Of
elegant furniture, carpets mud silver p1ated
ware, this morning at e11z o'clock, by Gilbert
& Sampson, No. IS Lake street, =
, 1862-09-09

THE CoNMos Cor::Sc1L.-Thefe was 10
4: sneetipE Of The Common Council, LAST, night,
-n1'irg to the abse7ce Of the Mayor, "ho Is at
Springfield. There will be !. special Council
mee:irg this afternoon, at O'clock, to take
action relative to the death of Alderman
G.orEs--. - -. -! >. =
, 1862-09-09

PnA1oS & sos's Coc1s.-Th's elegant and
sM sssS52 ;e4ss sa$s III o! y the a i uasas se
passed. Its ac.ion is highly STRENGTHENING,
Hh1e st the eame. time it tsoftens the hair and
isnpar.s- to it a trillisnt lustre. Sold By
Smith d Dwyer, o. and 81 Lake street:
, 1862-09-09

<rcI :. -i.--- g, 4-,-1;. *ls l = -1ss.eC
=. - :!.-ssE "a: .a--.- Il 81
aa7::::.!: sea:, 1i=.-*a IS 49, a. # .e'5i
, 1862-09-09

We call the attention of-our readet to the
discusslon notlced in another column. .The:south
and Nor,h-both sides Of Of the reb eHion. lsouth,
By John C.. Cslho1n. :. North by Henry Clay
Through Mre.: Cora L. Y. Hatch, medium.
, 1862-09-09

s=5i::7a 5:Ezz5zDIE.D.:::,..:,>:.1:::.:' {: >:1 :: :. :,
, 1862-09-09

TuE Exoprs OF. PRISONERS secesh
prisoners st Camp Douglas are rapidly leaving
their quarters. Last Saturday, ss3 Of them
ware shipped off, on Sunday, S2s; aud yester.
day, TIL. The last win 20 to-day.
, 1862-09-09

>LuERARr.-Ne understand that Miss. ".
q. Eyetts, sister Of Rev. DR.. Ererts, pastor Of
the First Baptist church in this city, read last
cvcpipg 10 d CIRCLE OF friends her experiences
in the South for TIE last fifteen years- We are
also informed that consent to more public
reafire NAV be given,
, 1862-09-09
W7.KNTED95rs purchaser n
~ @eaeA tor aaap esak geSssk
VAULTS, AND QI1Ts.rR93RIEata
vy3E7aaHed VIII e6s44tt 81 oEA LksQEs sA3a
{axzk4 e1a1sf te4<ss = i sles5 -

- - 7sz-st #,I 7f-1oo 5-E.sdaesJ
-ss7t as4 I'll ~ " SeA"& St:11al512aLI
, 1862-09-09

NEW BE1I.-At last We are TO have new
tel on the~Eoan Houses, The old one, which
for several, ,Sea-s past hasodoreeuch excellent
eerv!ce, and which few weeks ago was fatally
cracked on the occasion of calling war meet
Ing togethtr, is to come down. Arrangements
for that purpose were being made yesterday.
The old bell will be turned in. towards the
purchase Of new one, from the, celebrated
foundry Of Menee1y i Son, Of Troy, New
York,
, 1862-09-09

~
.,;s:J 5bnfen} Louie aiae, II "aapt AcGowAasnn."
-::TihemaS EoHy, Peeatoaiea. :snE stoefinge.":
:FSrSs Hcqt-Capt. McGowan had the pole,
SILK Stoekirgs second: Bnrr Oak next, aud tue
,Ptiuce outside In: going rouud the tutn Silk
Stockings drew OIL ahead, Burr Oak second,
2 followed by Capt. McGoHant. A. the quarter
polesRS1hee passsdsaaf of them Halfway = up
. the back stretch McGoWan passed Burr Oak
). -1s E YSIs; 1ftafs ap sSd Fa1s 81 6im; as lie
, head Of the stseteh strikes lis trot, and trots
70 the ctstanes- -pols two tengths ahead ( Of
'r Prince breaks aad runs across the score fa-
4 riouEly, his driver unable to hold him, rwo
| l,ns'hs ahead Of Prince,
Ptlnce Wis the heat, On account Of Nc
Guwah' stunning, In 2:39, Silk Stockings sec
ond, Burr Oak tn1r5, McGoWan Set back fol
r. ruDbibg.
~ A1ttF,they had tzotted the heat: out, Capt
, hfcG1wsn ran around the track, being beyoat
e the control OF his driver. The he5t was mos
II e1c1,1pg one, and large piles OF green-hack
- Sesond Hat. The Ptinee has The Role
:ntxt Silk Stockings; Burr pak, third Capt
OF MeGoTan Oh. the outside or hehind at length
ns Going round the turn, tSlk Stockings dres
eat aaeee Raee second MeG hl tra'@in IL
~ Abont half way up the back stretch n
BIZ Prince and McGowan both passed Slk 9toes
ht ings: S9{EG 59S a1Spna 9 H. ta5n Mesowa
l tap4e4 11A~F.&AiA ANpl in1S p0S1EoH L2FQu&I
~ out, Prince winning the heat by thro at late
In 10 aa:381Il: -, :,-'---,-
all r sMeGoWan's driver. The 1ast heat waa ALEC
- Fish. = He WAS driven throughout twfthez
Wv making slip, aud seeueduader perfect CO.
OF tinl,s Ihts' heat Was the most closels .contes
ads, ed Of any during the day. A. the two al
zrt fna3g cane Up the home stretch almost he'
se' md neck tie enthusiasm Of the spectatp
con1a pot berest< aimed; but manifested It's
the j9 loud cheers; = -.~------------ ~----
de- r. ~ ~s1MMAHT. t.: = II. ~
led John Stevenson, names Blaek Prince
~. Bon Johps6u nasoes tapt.' MCGOWAN. II
'aa- TnmCeliy pasne8 silk Stockings: .>:-s..t-.
Ft- Pelr7 coinen pauesR Burr pak -. u
tx s1a1ne. s1a1ne. ,22c:a3aa-1:aS& 2:3a-1:aS&
1sa -espt4 afct3uwau, Silk. SSttocktugst 81
r =0ak had: to tfot :over5to decide the seeo
md third pseIn{urns.>7 = :~S'-@
'esi- =: ,Fgsk Heat-MeGowan had the .p03e,
sant 'Btolk kDRs aeeond, BUR Oak; outside. IF
- - johnson: rock THE reins again and baud
Rta Capt. AcGowap: Gong around he turn !
VII GdHAn -dteWldnt ahead a0d-EF0tfad to
i, quarter Rolef q he{eA9 :AEaH ana pp;fa,
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, 1862-09-09

BUf1xGrEHBEP:--Joi,f ertwprth Is of In
New jersey, hu3 iag sheep. We haven't I'M
eerstocd that lie has bought apS stock in put
tins down this rebellion, or ever uttered
word in lublic to that effect.
, 1862-09-09

nAR1se DVRsLRy.-BetEeen the hours Of
Ii and T. Sabbath morning, q man with
white neckenehef around his mouth, called
at the front door Of Davies residence, corner
Of Green and Madison streets, rang the bell,
tonrd no one at home, and went. toztbe back
door, forced it open, ard Immediately set to
work by 'emptying.out the drawers, desks,
( ceses, &c, appropriating to himself about
$50 worth Of goods, among Which were Six
r{lyef teaspoons, MAJ led ~: r. to a P"
English make; a pocket ;;ease of surgical III
struments, watch gusrd, &c, dc, H then
n1ett pnthe double: Quick. about five minutes
before the doctor arrived. II he will call
when the doctor Is at home FORA prescription
:of co'd Lead he Shall recelvett gratuitously ia
.-a1lopatAic doses.
, 1862-09-09

:T17:ANs1EBD- Ito exchanges a~goo9
e w briek dwelling house for 4aezshan1Iz astoek
Foosk and Stationary HOUSE and Lois vail fatated
- anKGs aEd frafrts i.d
VIM be exnanEE .h9ss @ q orGneaEp e. ery Ss n.oo
I ersE Il Dd!Ee E5x 11Ss B1pdhRad, Nkc06ssn- *
, 1862-09-09

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, 1862-09-09

w American, English. Irtsh. Scotch, German aud
ealosed seElap e EFT S ias
-7efIeet Between Mont and Madison onnGy a
pTae.s papckpalS :Ease SeS
IRS b. FRATTA attendance. ID DE-! !3*EA
, 1862-09-09

| national SALVATION. y :,,. ~: ~. !, :-,..+
8" 6, The following memorial 10 The: :pfesiaent
WAS risd rrsad. BY: Rev: ". W: Patton, d.: D !,
chairinah. the -speeia1-eemmit!tee and
adopted, Is tie sense and objects Of the meet
ing, by unanimous: rising vote Of: the au-
i | 3;ence 80 =. D.. " '':.
8 :.MEMoKiA1 Or THE PUBLIC MEE7fSG Of THE
4, cnRls7iAN MEN or cHtcAuo:' ...'
TO His Excellence. abraham President
. | " .Qf the United States: q =
Your memo5ia1istR, J, Of al Christian depom-
e solemn meeting 10 consider the moral aRpecte
a ! OF the var now Wagi1g1 s:!Won1d utter thei1
| deepest couylctions aa "a the present re1a:1an
Of cur country and its ru1ers to the govern
t. would respec fully ask hearing for the prin
y ciples 81 &, facts deemed funaamentai to I
tight Judgment Of this appalling crisia: Ane
se 10 this We are. encouraged by. the ~jrquenc!
Of with which, on various pabllc occasions, yo'
:, tie country and its chief magistrate upon tn
r. We claim, then, that the war Is Diyin
ret1ibuton upon our land for its naau,fol'
seS, ane di M6isa Is The be- aeauneiaeas @ u
ct Gods word are 30 numerous and pointed
y The American natiep; in this its Judgment
en hQnr, mnsl larknaWledge- That the cry or th
~ SHIRE, nnheeded o3 man; has bssn. hgard
ton. The time has atsleBgsh come OF whic
- deftsson. solemnlg warned his couutrymen,a a
" he declared that the elsTea, Of America Wei
snaa,ieg - s2nasgsa :e12 h2s5 & Th1sa
:. :Hhieh eecasi1ned tha xafof tie Reyolntlo1,
:: ana ADDED, When the measnfe Of their tea
shall be- fe1ll, when their; teafd shall havs il
G. yrsvsnMasentrs,e1
- bd bs .ffoeing Fl q nSM ana 1ibs7Atty among the
n rrrreverss.u uF II length by hts -Hxseru11nzt Il
, 1862-09-09

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, 1862-09-09

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, 1862-09-09

McY1csER's TnIATRE,--The perE1znauce
this evening is for the benefit Of MI. Nc
Donough, who deserves well Of the Chicago
publi2 !cr the excellent entertainment hs has
given them during the last three weeks. Mr..
McDonough will appear as Lirginius in the
tragedy Of that name, supported by an excel
lent cast. 'tsEncle Sau's Magic Lantern"
and the last scene of the "Saven sisters'' will
be glren-truly an excellent entertainment.
Let Mac. have q tul house at parting.