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, 1863-08-18
COMMERCXAI.s
MONDAY EVENING", August II. 1853.

Tota1......... 111 .... 22UN :.,. go. go.
Tho receipts Of pro6uce to-day comprise 1.7s9 bzs
nour. 21.ss bn wheat. s61co bu corn 2oS9 bu oats.
2tsa hu r5c. .225 hu barley. and 2s5o rss seeds.
The secelpts Of Wieat on tie corresponding data
last gear were O. ss26 bu.
There Was thin attendance On Change 10 day. aud
the leading markets were quiet with dowaward ten
dcIcy.
The Wheat rA1ket WIS quiet and easier. but not
quctably lower. About 20 ooo bu changed hands at
9ec for New No. 2 Red Winter; 9o9a1c for New No.
sp1iEE: &c for New No-2 Spring; soc for Old No.
sprirg: SIC fer Old REJECTED Rcd; and &c fer New
Rejected Spring.
Tho market ter Corn IN stora was dull and prices
declined Hc. with sales Of 900 bu ut 47Y@tsc for
MI1ed and 4ckc tor Rejected Caus1 Corn WAS IN fstz
request. with GALES Of 65 0co bu nt 5txc 10. Yellow
afost; 6okc for Mixed l. O. b.: 4aHdS59c for Mixed
atlcat; snd <exc for Bed afoat
Oats wctc dull aEd 1c lower With eales Of Ne No.
At S5H@s5hc in store, aud si9SiKc for New =
the market cloztrg at The inside figure.
The demand Tor Rye was light and the rarset de-
cned &C. with Baes at &c. Barley in fair demand ad
steady. DfGhNlnes nsn, with sales at i3c-
The Provision marxet was extremely dull and tbs
only transaction reported was 1Go boxes 1uugh sides at
&c.
The Flour market continues In state Of 5tcreotyped
du1lnesa and tho Transactions were lgh.-not enough
to establish quotations. tcW lot4 Of fsesh ground
winter e1tras changed hands On private farrus.
There better inquiry for liverpool SAT-. and the
market IL shRde sitter. We note salea ut S2to de"
ye1ed Domestic steady st = 10 for Oaondaga and
Saginaw. .
Timothy seed In good request. but ths:e i ssa
difference between buyers and eeuers sasau LOT Of
prime was sold 1t *a2o. Nothing doing In clo1ef.
Ttsse L. u @ettTc demand for Lumber. so1 nc oote
, 1863-08-18

A1r. Edward c. Bancroft, Of wInona, MINI,
was arrested yesterday morning on the com.
p'aint Of Messrs. B. F. Qui1nby s. Co, On a
charge Of obtaining money under false pre-.
tenccs, and taken before Justice D'Wolf,
whcn the following facts were elected: The
accused Is Of the firm Of Bancroft d Co., fhis
SOD Henry II. being the Company] who are
engaged in running large Touring mill, and
is also member Of the firm Of Bancroft d
Horton, shipping agents at Winona Of the
Illinois Central Railroad Company. Onthe
10Th Of June lass, Bancroft d Co. made 4
draft for $1,000, at four days sight on B. F.
Quimby & Co., commission merchants, of
this city, which dratt had attached to It as
collateral n warehouse receipt OF Bancroft g.
Horton, setting forth that Bancroft & Co. had
deposited with them 4, 500 bushels Of wheat,
which they certified should be made into -four
md sent to Quimby d Co. as rapidly as pos.
sihle.: On the strength Of this warehouse re-
ceapt the DRAFT wus accepted, and, at maturity,
Faid BY Qulmby d Co., who subsequently as
certained that only 5000 bushels Of wheat had
been deposited by Bancroft d Co. in store, In
stead Of 500. as the receipt indicated, and 50
Quimby d Co. found themselves losers by
just !, 500 bushels. Having ascertalped that
E. c. Bancroft was the managing man Of both
firms, they at once claimed fraud in the trans
action, and the arrest followed as already
stated.
The result Of the hearing was, that Justice
D'Wolf held the party to bail in 81 900. to ap-
, 1863-08-18

NE continue to receive glorious reports OF crops
from every part Of Noztlcfn Kansas. The like was
cor i;creI made and out Of danger. nc have hsd
sst enough min Just at tue right lime and properly
splendid Tho harvest Of spring wheat Is finishing and
turns ont well The oats harvest i now in progress.
From appearances the potato crop will extend all tho
way down. until It comes TO water Of ROCK. Corn
nrrmises such heavy yield that fhrners LONGER en-
dcavor to estimate what IT will be per aerc This will
hc truly year Of tuhtlcc for kansas.-White Cloud
fHtrf
, 1863-08-18
Rebels Coming to Chicago.

Capt Potter received information on s,tur-
day night that the SIX or eight thousand prl=-
one1s now confined at Camp Chase, would be
almost Immediately transferred TO Camp
Douglas, and ne may expect that molly crowd
Of gray backs at any time during the present
week. The barracks ate now being put In
proper condition for their reception, and we
suppose our local Copperheads Will ind
themselves happy in the anticipated pleasure
Of association with their " misguided South
ern brethren"
, 1863-08-18

Proyisors-The market has been extremely quiet
during the past week. in the absence OF al deuand Tot
Government or shipment Stocks generally ere light,
ID Hi request at Sides u'l at5gc. No hams
ID tie market Bee-T1ansactons very limited.
Weste,p mcss VIC quote At S1200GaI9 20.
and baltimore packed do nt 515 0la15 so rer barrel
Bncnn-A fair business has been done IN shoulders and
lama n!ices Of the latter ruling trm at an adTance ot
lnlly Il D. No sales Of a1des reported, Sales EN-.
brace Is is shoulders at &c. 100 binds do at 5Kc, 50
tres plain and shipping hams at ami 1b1 tres
suEar.cured and fancy 10 at 13k@iIc b. To-day VIC
have only TO note sales Of 80 tres hams 1t
sales hare been reported New nominal at 81 %
et119 e hri Larl-Stock fair and held aboyo the
are nominal yiz: western, In brls and tres, 1ozal1c
, 1863-08-18

is certalnly ascertained that pure cold rolled
Lake Superior Copper Is the very best that
can be emploEed, and this the nrop.letors Of
tie Continuous Strip Lightning Conductors
use, and none else.
:. The first to apply copper as 4 substitute for
iron, as conductor, was Sir y. Snow Harris
for the use Of the ships Of: the royal nayy,
These protectors were bands Of copper, over
lapping each other 80 as to break Joints, and
not continuous, as those of which ne are nov
speaking, and let into the mast. They mass
down to the keel and are continued through
1t by copper bolts into the wafer. For his
snccess In Introducing this invention he was
We may add that Prof. Britti1n's conductors
Lave quite recently established theiv reputa-
tion By the sevcrcst test that can. be en-
ployed.
We might enter more into the ninuti4e of
Prof. Brittian's Lightning Cond actors, but
this lie Will be glad to do himself, more intel.
1gently than We can, at 100 South Clark
street, where We advise every man who has
life or house worth preserving to call and
see and hear for themselves.
a Subject for Temperance Keformers.
Yesterday morning young man In the
prime Of life was brought before the Police
Court, charged with being o vsgrant, and
fined s., aud sentenced to Bridewel for 80
days. This unfortunate man is about Is years
ofage, and for some years vas book-keeper
and clerk in one Of the most extensive dry
goods houses on Lake street. Then, and as
long as he had money to spend, he was popu-
lar with, and his society was sought by the
gay and fashionable young men who SO regu-
1arly tErong the attractive saloons, and drink
ing places in the city. But he gnye way to
the appetite for Intoxicating drinks, which he
had found In fashionable society,"" and
about Z year ago was discharged by his former
employees, discarded by his former professed
friends, and is now a mere wreck Of the former
man, Daniel Walters.
Two years ago, be was considered one Of
the best salesmen in the city, as well US most
accomplished accountant The scores OF
Indies rho have purchased from him at Ross
& Fosters, or the business men who rnmem-
: ber him rs an accountant, and transacted
business with him, would scarcely belieye
the bloatcd face, the dirty neglected person
that on Sunday night was begging the priril-
ege of sleeping upon stable floor, to be the
same individual. During the last SIX months
Walters has been vibrating between The
Police Court aud Bridewe1l. He was out but
= few days when he again got upon sp:ee,
| and now is back again. Nor is this an isola-
ted case-though perhaps an unusually prom.
inent one. We have used the names Of the
M r43on 3,nrnr that III ra1v m no%s ~.
, 1863-08-18

Tho Sentinel Of this morning, eays: The wheat mar
Eet vas yesE d9'l aa' stea1iy ioMer saf9Inay cLos
Sales q aGout u eo bushels At 94s for Eoa sPF,ne
ior cxtf club; 15c 5os reIcctcl In Smiths and ST
for No: white winter TIE saes were chiefly nt tht
Cicagu hnyefs ut once reduced their offers 233c ne
bn.hcl The demand at tic reduced prices Was qnitt
limited and still there vas TcEy little dl5po5!don Il
mil
, 1863-08-18

Montreal Cattle nInrket..Au9. II.
recyes-The supply has been liberal, and prices re-
main steady at gaalty, Is oo@6Io; "a Io. $3.50
GI9 s4 o. 5000 Mitsh COWS, supply IN excess
lIoss-Fretty-latr aupply. Live weight, s1.5@5oo
{s{lyCF poYMcot. Dressed hogs. $500.
, 1863-08-18

There Is decided Improvement IN pso:lstons, conse
qpcnt ulon tho opennE Of t.c and ~ ar
aad slGes tiK@5e Eo hnlk M hams IN the ,l markst M
III ami clear sides Hams AnI vrry rcaay market at
advanced r1t;es ws qnoe at lo9io1e fqt patn S; san
4prn nruly, With sales at 8S@9Ac.
, 1863-08-18
Bn1nio 1Inrket-AuR. II

F1ppE-Quict and steady.
GEAIS-Wheat n fair demana and arm; 1Eli1a9Ty PAT
$1,os: red winter 81 tiG31.07 Cora Ia good demand
and 0Inl ut SIC; ordinary 5955Ac. Good mlxcl oats
&C., quiet.
WuIsKY-4Skc.
FEE11HTs-Sfcady. ..... .....
IaPoETs7o0 bris -four, e7.oco bu wheat, 21, ,cao bu
corn, L, COO bu oats.
E1roETs-5t00 btls -four, II Coo bu The1t, 135 600 bu
cosu, 600 hn oats.
, 1863-08-18

Toledo Eruin Mnrkct-Ang. 15.
W1eatEales LEO bu, Coz bu, 1c9 bu and coo By II
red at s. o3; 600 hn No red on p. t.; 1000 By No
sa's Sc m S9 nu or we SndetstaMd thu tssy we're offered
FzeIshts-pun aud unchangad; .x@23c for grain TO
Guffl1Q, md C 10 QkNcEQ. -
, 1863-08-18

sales Of eleven cargoea At Tor coa-ze rated
to p.ime, Shingles totd at S3S'H . ......
Trc1. IA no Il oye1uent in Wool. and the market Is
untett!ed-buye7s kad saisrs being apart Quotations
arc uonnal Ut s7a62c for nedina to hne aeece. Un-
hAd
, 1863-08-18

PORT OF CHICAGO.
f9s Ssa R5 Ffs 1S2 ha asf s8s 81
Prop SFaepzea5e, Tyler. ogdensonrg. sas orls -four
EEop !, Dar6sE Robbins, 81 Jossph. aana11es.
Prop CITY Madison Rice, sarnia, oooo bu corn ~
schr FsolIs. Brown Saginaw, s,e0 ou com, ooo bush
schr Hero, Loyltt, South Haven, 100 bu corn.
ARRIVED. II.
Sm5 Ssa SE ys9 6sss;5aF 6s baa,o
@ SsssS 66s s5Ss Saa'. sunste'
f1op Aiieshany. Ioyin:son: TFasstsc s9o lumber.
ffsS 81; fes 5yss z ss
fafs;:ssS 9 s. ESsa ss
B::k sa SsS;5is: Ss;ss & sss
r. Fs t tsas IS lumber
Bark g. L., Doaning. Green ba5, ID lumber 10 N
Brg Gl4rk. Etas9r shsloygan 9 cords weoa, g
RfE R9E Il sSs
III; Asss;s ssss Hi
lrig " 1eEls SEsatlna9g OsEe33. ~ 1FiS III SalI.
Brig QneeM of ne NoEh, Campbell, Canada, o m luna-
her xl0 hrts heh
Echr Fl Tempo. Hughes, ManisoEoc. l9 cds wood. i,
'Schr Nestchcster. Hntns Gtann AATen u eds wood
Sfhr Minerva, TputEtt, Grnrd llaFen t60 II lumber.
schr II. ConEtwrlglt, Christian Frs. !g9 tons coal
Schr Montnuk Nicholson, Cleselan1, coz tons coa!.
schr Eatrasnnset, Iiacfet Cleveland 80 tons COAL
sb aasss a9 Ss5 sas SCI eoa
schr Ii + aicrTitt, Holt, Bay CITY, ai0n1 lumber.
sehE Atstis EldSn. iaS fify, lisn 1 sESs: n lath.
Schr DraRe iiardcahorg, Bay CitT sl5 n lumber.
Hchr Fonnfe Doou Settou Bay CITY. 80 III Iuulber
Schr MediatoT' Boyds osWsso. 5no biz salt.
Echr Fulton Tyle. tswcso 4 10 brls wafer lime
Sefr Emnire Sfate CornWe1i 6Sycro 800 bsls salt
Schr ryTlou: Rock Vicsery, ButIalo 100 brls SILT
schr stevens, johnson, Buffalo, ao N lumber.
, 1863-08-18
PROFESSIONALISM. Sales were: 10 boxes rough
dies ut &c.

PEOVISlOSs-D1H. sales We!c: TN oo3s7 Eo1sa
elfes ut SC.
KCE-In fair demand, and stesiy. We quote:
Arracan.
AausUoF.
sEGAES-Ckolce grocery grades arc scarce and
tending up, Refined steady. We quote: New Orleans
11E@l3Hc; Porto Elro u 1xGlsMc; hard refined 15.i9
15Ac willie 4 t4H4likc,
sAT-Domesti5 fs In steady den1and and frro at
$2lo delivered. There fs better inquiry for ground
ut 81 20 del.
SEEDs-Thnothy seed Is ID good request, but the
actions. Sales were: 50 bush prime at 1870
.TAILGT-Somtnal at 5Hc Tor county and 95sxc
for rr4Yue city.
W0oL-pull and nominal at 579s9c for medium to
WQOD-Cargoes afp IN isr demand at s. 0oa3 81 for
West shore beech and MAPLE and $559a6 80 for East
shore The yard prices are;
, 1863-08-18

EEs A0E1S I0uNCtU u4uTiAt&~@~.AHHs 41s
Receipts sEa11 quality better and deaaEd moro ac
t.1e Trc break ut roth warehouses th!s Moroiuss
Jugs at 81. 10: IL 10 parte,e Do At $7lG99t0: do
common sh1pring leaf It sil .Gn3Ds5: DO medium
sia Wal6s5; 13 do Medium nannMctu.ing leaf at
g.; Dc g good dS e, % st sf ST.. 81 donna
, 1863-08-18

Flour nnd Ernin In Store in Chicago.
The following tahle shows the Amount Of Flour,
wheat Corn Sc, in store in this city, to-day, com
rsted with tho amount ID store week ago, and the
, 1863-08-18

GOVERNMENT STOCKS.
Government stocks without decided change.
o. g. e. 81 L1GeG1o63 1905. .1G6X
1foSEy-[uiet aud easy nt 5IG 2 cent.
Sterling Exchange nsner. Sales first class bills at
15@tS3H.
c1oslrg dull at 1z5X.
, 1863-08-18
ThlInIcipl3ia Flour nIrrket-AuE, ID.


There is very little export demand for -four and the
market ts Gull and dropping, only some Gas7O brls
having leen disposed ot ct $4,000 for sapcrtine.
moEl at tho lntte- rate for Eoo Ohio, at which rates
there more sellers tnan uycrt The sales to tho
ior supe5nc and extrns; nnI coa3oo 6ri nncy
brands az qualify AMI tho receipts moderate Rye
mi Tic latter for good brands Corn q naeaI Y qaet
Tcceipis todsv are 100 his lour, $500 bu wheat 800
II corn md i.xtb bU Cut9
, 1863-08-18

Nhtae-Wc note saee OF three car lYa 5s No. wlite
old crup ut 4l2l. No 3red was oIs:ed At slt2. but
10 bu3 crs. il lot OF old No. W5te IVES offered at
4llG. Coru-Ws noto sa1os Of lya car Ioats Of corn
st Sic and tive more Eere ot..cd At th3 satna rate
bpt Eot prlc1assd. Oats-Oat car load o. new oats
wss purchased ii h. and some sall lots were pur-
Ts.S t,s.sd a. IL WHICH, il laT
, 1863-08-18


LIVERPOOL Salt l. Et held above tic views Of buyers
and no Invoice sales hare been made. From store,
Ground Alun1 commando q 51@l-n. and ordinary
brands Of Inc 81 per sack. Bulk sells slowly In lots
ut 45G9.ec per bt,shel for Turks Island
, 1863-08-18
Tn1ot4n E14r, In ftf. ,.Ircf-A rr 4

Cleveland GrnEu nIarhet-Auc. Is.
Nteat!sa1ea tura rcd on track at $1.;9. and car
mixed II 1G4. CornsnleA car at %: and do ut
&c. Cat-Est1cmely dull md Offering freely at Sc,
| without purchase. .. .--.'
, 1863-08-18

UBWt&t MdfRGf4-Au2s I7s
FLoU7:-CnchangeI. $50 for fancy.
G3AM-vhcat dnl1. Inferior Chicago spring at Sc !;
good do Mt e2kc. Corn and other grafns Quiet.
CANAL FEExanTH-FlouF 4tc, WheAt gXc, anil com
a1{c to New York.
ExPo1:Ts- 81 600 bu corn. . .--.=-
oats
, 1863-08-18

CAnp.-Drs. 4. d J. Hunter, Of So Broadway,
and Lungs, have determined on opening pcrn,a-
hcnt Branch Office In Ch!csgo. for the greater coa-
venfence Of tho numerous patients now under
their treatment. The Chicago Office will be Mnter
tic immediate personal s1pcrlntcnlcuee Of DR..
James Hunter, Who will arrive In few days.
Il t,r11t
, 1863-08-18

A Prominent citizen OF ITluona.
NIinn,, Arrested and Hcld to HAIL for
Obtaining Money under False Pre-
KenCnEa
, 1863-08-18
CHICAGO DAILY HARRIET.

MONDAY EvEsEu. Aug. II. 1865.
FNEIoHTs-Extrcmcly dull. engagements were:
TT e F9a s?la}@s s}ppe br1.
A!aEket @ Aug and nsslectea sales weseE9 q @ bEls
9SS RI eoiss S Sc.0E sss;s; # AZ
fRaE s9E e: Ea!hsex 6 i s.sas S.
"Caleaonia" sprins super, at ss.a5: 10 brls good
spW.4k ssi:e e pu shlpcsa neae. a
ia VI tsF tn n s. Sas sprn 81
g 6a dost ;G% r % Il ses sse ii Nsx MA
~ p9e @ ~ Ct il
Hesf y sas%p sa a ss 81 pu
Ct HS ssl Ss$ ea t5 SseE s. soai a0s s e
s's;s i T. i & s i
zGXc n store 500 Big no grade eta Mata2ke in store:
;% ;aSS sSss ss*fs!
as;as 4 ~ 21s
AiGRaiGlET-Receysa = lg Market steady Sales
& s%gs aaa u sasi SSs e. s
HsliE- in Market, and prices nominal at eK
At 5ss ssgss S;es verv se.reo md
hf!a 5 s. 81 4 At @ sssss T. ,,,, ,,< ~,
aiea5 81 lesrsr & eeea s ps1ns aa
iSs s5s St SssSs 2; IS 81 sssas g
HITTER -siarkct steady, at 1as1sc, Sales Ills FIR
A'Sf GHEEsE.s Il STEADY demand and firm, We quote -
Ms@eaasHR Mestean
Hoas ii c.;3os There 70
change In yard prices. VIC quote; .on
HIia1 ~ III
9ineral anSa i ,S$S
4toE3sna1s ID
, 1863-08-18

New York Stock md Honey 4Inrtket-Au1. ~.
S7ocxs-Rampant, speculation principally prices
, 1863-08-18

that be went out to his father to the reapers And
he raid to his father, Ny head, my hed1!r And
he said to 4 lad, Garry him to his Mother And
mother, he est On her knees till noon and died.
- Kings, 4; 15-2o"
Manassas also; the husband Of Judith the
heroine {chapter 8: 3, 81, died in similar
manner:
MANASSAS was her husband, Of her tribe and
kindred. who died In the barley harvest. For as
he stood, overseeing them that bouad eheayea tn
the deld, the heat came upon biz hsad, and he fell
upon his bed and died In the city OF Bethulier.n
Commissions sometimes occur, and In +the
intervals there arc trembling Of he muscles
and limbs, not greatly unlike those Of laliria,ns
freMens. These, are very common in diseases:
Of debility, In which the neryons system Is
largely involved; they do not require specific:
attention Even during the progress Of re-
coyery there is sometimes considerable men-
tai alteration.
The premonltions Of an attack are readily
recognized There is d feeling Of pressure
upon the head; the blood tingles In the yes
sels; and the air seems too hot and tenuous
for breathing. Aper5on who was once thus
affected tells Us that he Was relieved BY imms-
in wafer. Willie performing this washing, be
experienced q sensation as though burning
Goals had been spread over his whole scalp;
butfn less than an hour every oppressive symp-
toms had passed away.
The usual remedies resorted to are alcoholic
and am1noniacal stimulents, having tendency
to diffn6e, or create m equab1e circulation Of
blood throughout the system, aud particn-
larly on the surface Of the body. Washing tho
head with cold Wnter, and rubbing liniments
upon the 6urfnca with the hands, Keeping up
the friction as long as may be necessary, will
generally answer the purpose. When much
dnl1ness or stupor remains, coffee and strong
tea nre ef11caclous.
The mcans'of prevention arc very simple,
within The reach Of every one, and should be
used by every one exposed. Avoid excessive
physical exertion or getting s'oycsheated"
from any cause Excessive drinking Of cold
water or alcoholing beverages, superadded
fire, create the danger. Careful moderation
in these particulars will generally secure ex-
empton. A folded wet cloth worn In the top
OF the hat Is IN inflllible preventive, or when
this cannot be procured, largo green leaves
folded and worn upon the head in the Int Will
answer the purpose.
PnorEss1okA1.--J. D. skeer, Ii. D., Surgeon and
Physician, a Clark street, Chicago. Ill. On thA
my country, as surgeon to the 18th infantry, t. s.
nElny, with ,shichI served nntil the 18th dny Of
Mas hoESa as ae!sd TO- f2e caaS
remained t. eurgeon IN CHARGE until tic 2ith
day Of March 1868; when was obliged to resign
on ACCOM-. q f. ,my health a;nd having returned to
services to -ths.cttizens and surrounding country
Aug. ID, 1865. -''' 49, -
cD-Wc call the attention Of onr readers to the
advertisement Of McNal'y & Co., In another
column.
IEcoNE, LICENSES, CARRIAGES, &c,-T0 all Der
cons residing in this District who nre liable for
Income, License, or other tax under tho Internal
, 1863-08-18

AA~~A~AA*
Tic following extract from report just pub.
lishcd by Adjutant General Thomas, detailing
tie incidents of his recent visit to the troops
II Gen Grants Department, will have cspe-
cial interest, as relating to "a regiment raised
in this city, and known Is the Irish Legion.
THIS regiment left Chicago sI1 hundred
strong; cf that number the Provost Afarsh.1
has list OF three hundred and eighteen de-
serters. It is gratifying to know that that Of:
fetal ard his deputies hare arrested large
rumber Of them. and sent them under guard
to Cincinnati, whence they will be forwarded
TO their regiment. The Irish Legion is fostu-
nate In hayinga thoroughly loyal IEfsAn,nn,
Col. O'Mcar:, to command It, and nc have no
doubt that it will dsyc1olc excellent fighting
material:
'Du1ing my tour met an 1sfsh regiment. the
10th Illinois, from Ch;cago-mcn who read the
Chie.eo Times. ATE. talking to them q while,
p:s1essa three cheers for the sf the Eai-
cheers wc1e then proposed 1or the settled policy Of
the United States with regard to the negroes This
vas 81 aSsen3. and fbe Lieutenant Colonel ia vas IN
commend, I inquired what such coaduct meant:
The Lieutenant Colonel endearorcd to excuse the
bS eopf s fd bSa ac
telling the truth, sir! kno7c that they have been
discussing this question M fora wee past. know
sf
to the policy Of the Government to etcp forward,
ard said Knew the regiment lad seen cousfdcra-
BE ssse ano but siao kne% that
then that wanted q distlnct recognition Of this
doctr;ne-thst was the point with nc. Several
se2Ped Thy n5ny seizs and
tt1in. them would give them week to consider
what they world DO. A. the next at4t!on I met tnc
ieare he 1astter Ia hia EanJs, III be Would see
that the men weEe taught The drty Of soldiers. I
complied with his request When reached Mem
phisI was taken sick. When AflerwAsd got up
10 Louisville, I WAS shown long article from the
Chicago TIMES, written by Captain Of the 90t'.
their ipeubcrdinete misconduct. hut who SAW ft TO
write very tnsubosd:rntc article In reference to
what he heard had eaid, and in which he terribly
distorted the fncts. He sns Of course, dlahono.o.
h1v dismissed the EnfriCe.
, 1863-08-18

e@ Remember that first class sidc.whcel
Steamboat leaves tho first dock above the Rush
street bridge. every morning, at o'elosk. First
Guiding meals and beTths.
, 1863-08-18
Chicago Gribn1te.
TUESDAY, AUGUST 18, 1883.
THE CITY.

DEpAr1ED.-Tbe Norwegian Bark snepnes
len yesterday for Bergen. -,
, 1863-08-18

N. Y. Bunk Statcmcnt.--August II.
Leczcate ~ Losana
DfE1CAsCA III ottCao
tnc.c1ase In ucFosat3-. OIL
, 1863-08-18

M1117AnY.-Thc G. L. G. Co. A. will meet this
cren!ng at the Union Club Rooms, opposite the
fremont House, at o'lock. p. NJ. sharp. It Ia de-
sired that all tile members will attend ior the coc-
p!etion Of important business, ana also to obtain
the uniforms Tor aatd members, etc. By o-ler OF
tie CnptafD.
, 1863-08-18
PORT OF CHICAGO.

MARINE NEWS
, 1863-08-18

Mns WEs1.-A1though IN actiye search has
been lept up utter Mrs. J. E. West, who so
successfully defraudcd the Merchants Savings
Loan and Trust Company ont Of $500. .
tectiyc force Eaye been without any result
Several times It las been supposed TINT q
trace had been discovered, but in each case
the attempt to follow up -he Scent WAS fall
ure. c. q. Read, Deputy States Attorney.
and F. II. Bnrnham, who were on the list Of
Mrs, Vests Chicago acqualntances, which
she made while here, have rendered valuable,
though go farfruitless, assistance to the of1l.
Gers In The pursuit.
, 1863-08-18

gF. E. Rieby, 81 Randolph street, is selling
Paper Hangipgs at New York prices at wholesale
and retail Tic ttads supplied on thu most liberal
terms. aug 1G 4w
, 1863-08-18

Nervous Diseases and Physical Debility,
arising from Specific causes, In both sexes-naw
and reliable treatment, In reports oi the Howard
charge. Address. Dr. ]. StilIln Houghton, How
1rd Association, No. South Ninth street Phiia-
de!ptil. Ia jy194H
, 1863-08-18
EXCURSION TO BOSTON
IL AND THE
HETE m o U Ut AIN 8.
T,n r>n,a r,.n1- 13,uu,n+

AU GUST TEE 18TH.
FACE, CHICAGO TO gosToy and RELurn. Including
meals aud state rooms On Steamers $50.
Tickets good for thirty daJB.
The fast sailing Steamer MONTGOMERY vIll leave
Chicago, Tueadsy, August 18th. at Z O'Clock 2. ~.
coa2eettng With the Grand Tiunk Halfway .: Sarn1a.
Choice Of routes given to the excuroust5 either via.
Montreal, White Mon1ts1na and Portland, or via. QZ-
tehebHfEh and Vermont Central.
The number OF tickets limited and mus. be eecufed
at ttls office, Tickets will be sale Monday. August
18th at &c DEARUoHy STREET. Cu1oA6o
S. +. WEBSTER
Western General Agent. Chicago.
aus kt16 Ct W-YAMntt
, 1863-08-18

THE NOTES OF "THE EX-
j. CHANGE BhEK OF TOMS EIVEE," Naw Jet-
Tender Notes. 1T paE presentation ct ot0ce No.
ClarE ttIeet EDWARD P. HARRIS,
Stock ind Money Broker.
fyh4rarn Aur II 1874 Au1T.E545YW.xwEF.nHt