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TO THE PATRONS OF THE WING.

P0r twelve months pas Sdvsaee PSysni from ali new Sub
sebsrs strictly enforced according 10 announcement oil
previous date The enforcement OF IKE terms with the old
patrons o. M rp-r has o long time been known and gef
e sr rs,r s1ssE ssni but rsyiag upgp these pArena
sonrm sysnoe from sense OF justice 10
resnAsrag tAa. Al business transactions for months past
have ben scy terms have hesated 70 erase The
nAss Of such In We ind ourselves with
large rapidly Increasing Indebtedness from this With
facilities FOR collecting moneys due, and GdoP As
matter of sefpreseryaton the following Of subscription
for he future
will be entered without advance and every
naa- viii certainly book Al tie the
tine ps'd f5r.
p.pss going persons Who have paid for the same
&C. & 10 sdsAaos O. this data VII be dseon.nusd At the eG.
Paa % ne oT unless Feas"sd b. advance payment
T- s sent - psr,oas VIC in arrears for past sab
sc1 ~ sad Eho c3us1s- thus be until TIE trst da! Of April
zsv tsga7vsi ia; day, AID Subscriber Of tsi'
srs % 2ssn ID, zee ysss,TNsr ln ell sTrssrEss are paid
T asasorh Be strictly By The square soeSEdinE
{, a a5-i A. sud other terms Of soeoanodi'
esa, ~ x sd.s.ei s-i s-ranssl-eat FE ne enie'
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-01-31
Decisions.

Nothing is more abundant these days than de'usons'
Of which there are twa sOrts sprnging from err
roueous reports and other from error ofjudgmeut
or characterization of forces OF the first kind the
mass meeting which Governor FOo,e proposed to hold
over the good news from Kentucky, is an amusing Illus
trution. OF the second have two very curious IN
sin Mr. Lincolns Secretary of State, and Mr. Da
Wis Secretary Prom the beginning each of these gen.
temen has persssenty main ained in the face of facts
ana in spite Of Law and logic that the war could not
last sixty sy NJ seFard assured all foreign Govern
ments, In nnumerable dispatches, that the Rebellion
would be crushed in-sixty days Mr.. Benjamin never
lost an opportunity convincing every man who would
listen to him, that BUopean Intervention and peace
were inevitable in the aforesaid magical sixty days But
the sixty days of both the honorable Secretaries have
repeated themselves dozen times and the important
event predicted is as remote ever.
Mr. Bepjamn's delqsion is not 90 funny as that Of
Gov Foote but may be that both of these shall have
the laugh on their side in the lapse Of time.
But As to Seward, it would be well for him, if he
could escape a. the VICTIM Of delusion On his skirts
Is more blood than on those of any other man on this
continent aud as sure as there rsiributon on earth
or God il heaven, bloody doom awaits him. Cow
.rily As cruel he u1y dodge aud twist, reeant his
Unions and disavow his agents but the memorable
.i-,ss Ar on his tracks Tae evil passions he has
2used will not 5e app sased; the blood be has shed
vii not sink uuavangej. The monsters be has engen-
Tered, will reud him. II justice did not Sdmonish,
,is,ory would teach az what will he his fate.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-01-31

10 ,Se public peace, 70 the public safely, TO the public
order, to the public pFcspeh In ltspreventtye policy
IL OasA, % be spsring Of Is efforts, snd 70 employ
ms rs rather few mfr .qSnt and strong than many
frsvvsat sss Of sou,s IS they multiply their pn0y
oai;sc ,sss and aKinde, s1sH Esa feeble Statesmen
vbo NOV themselves, rfT, With tue dsoitJ which bs
Gags to wisdom, Ptoceet only IN this The superior ORD
cad rst mover of their duty, steadily Sglsauy, Sc
verey and cOursssOusly; whatever remains VIII IN
manner provide for ITSELF But as they descend nom
the State to provinces and On province to parish
and from parish to private house, they go on Aecee
rated in their fall They eaRROt do the lower duty
and in proportion IS they try it, they will certainly fail
in the higher They ought to know the different de-
par,meuts Of things; what belongs to laws and what
manners alone can regulate To these, great politicians
NAV give leaning but they cannot give law"
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rr,t,.a Isn hrYatrtns-

The Senate amendments to the Houeo bill pscrldng
for the discharge FROM military duty OF PERSONS Who
bese furnished sabsttutes taken up. The House
voted to Disagree with the Senate. -'fso.s -
Mr.. rMceAhANT. from the Committee on Prpposi.
lions and Gre vances reported bill amending ssd
suscting the section Of bill passed March 2sb,
1851. : d,f,e.si & t,-'. .1 0e.g.fr5 %
Mr. ANDERSON, of Rockbridge, reported general
bills and resolution ssking to be dischargedfrom the
further consideration of resolution inquirng Into the
s1pediency Of mpressng free negroes male and female
into the military service ascook teamsters, &C., which
was agreed 70. . .i--.r ..e'- ~ .Hr % ..
Mr.. COFFNAN offered resolution, which was adopt.
ed appointing Special Committee Of four to inquire
into the expedieney Of amending the first section of the
act refund money paid Communication 10 the military
service utr- '-.-
TIE SURGEON GKSEsGL or VIRGINIA.
Mr.. MALLORY offered resolution that the Gov
ernor Of this Commonwealth be requested to inform
this House whether not Dr. Charles Bell Gibson now
holds the positiou of-Suryeen -enetal Of the State
what salary he receives anu also TO furnish TO this
House the names and salaries Of all other officers lex.
cept those under command Of Gen. John B. Toyd) in.
GLIDING quartermasters psymasters and commssares
now paid by the States q i 80 r,-.'a
The resolution vas adopted.
THE SOUTHWESTERN TURNPIKE. r. 49,.
Nr. BASS offered a resolution, which vas adopted
that the Board Of Public Works be requested to furnish
this House with information the present condition
Of the Southwestern Turnpike and whether, In their
opinion said turnpike may be transferred the several
mites through which It passes without detrment TO
the interests of the State. t-- ,r
THE ExroRrroS BILL
The hour Of o'clock arriving, the consideration Of
the Ertortion Bill was resumed ..s
The blanks In the fifth section providing price not
exceeding certain per eentam upon all articles upon
the prices of May 1861 being filed BY 400 per cent
Mr.. ANDERSON, OF Botetourt resumed his argu.
ment 20 nmenced yesterday IN reply the position
taken by Mr. HuSrER of Jefferson, that the redundancy
of the currency and not e,torton, the Of the
| eIorbitant prices now existing.
Mr. HUNTER replied at length, reiterating his po-
son, which based precisely upon that taken by Mr.
| Nemminger with whom he concluded that the only
remedy against the inflated prices was the funding Of
the Confederate paper money.
Pc ding hs remarks he gave way to motion 10 ad
journ it now being 8 oclotk
Previous to adjournment on motion Of Mr.. NALL0-
RY, substitute, by bimse elf to the eIoron bill, va,
| ordered to b. prIn'ed.
The House then, on motion Of Mr. GRATTAN, ad.
journed.
lNoTs.-We are requested to state that Mr.. BAsKEs
viLLE Of Necklenburg, Is absent account Of the w.
| ness Of his family
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-01-31
The Army Of the Potomac.

The New YORK World has report from "eln(orm-
sour,, chat the army OF the Potomac is to be broken
D aud the bulk oChsent West-ouly small fragment
to be- retained at Wellington This Of move
neuts being known 70 the enemy If We only had our
a forces now upon the RappahannOck instead Of being
scattered South and West could make sher work Of
he Yankee concern Washington. But it is useless
o cry over split milk.
The Yankee accounts announce StoneWslIs arrival at
y,cksburg with 10000 men. Would to Heaven they
we're within ten miles of Washington!
CalicOt the Democrat has been elected Speaker of
the New York Assembly by the Republicans after three
weeks bsllottiug, speaking and rowing. Resolutions
charging bribery and corruption and calling for COM
nittee of investigation, wsre Immediately offered
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-01-31

Heis my Sonnertlcn F4th the case, which had been
entrSy iavof0utsrY ceased did not AHEAD the ses.
sons OF The C61t and have tc commentary 70 make
their proceedings o. Judgment. '---i ~. =
This brief statement facts WILL feel assured satisfy
every nnprcludced mind that the aspeions which the
Editor Of the Register has sought to cast me
tirely gfstuitous aud unwafrSntsd. '--I'.-'
50 ~. ALEX. q q. STuAHT.
Tan,orv oath 1854 ,- g.. --
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-01-31

Mr.. BARNWELL, of s. c., from the Committee of
Finance reported bill "to provide for the further is
sue Of Treasury notes. accompanied by report setting
forth the views Of the Committee. ls q
On motion of Mr.. YANCEY, the bill was ordered to
be printed.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-01-31
SATURDAY MORNING, JAN. 81, $685.
no CORREsPONDKNTs.

So Ls1srs On bsssiHsss ~ adjressed to he EdSor
q ~ VIZ" 90, , \, II
III, t.rtsr "a BOA sides Of ne paper tU not Dc to-
~ M h ruls long st1ndfug, ought % b eHotea %
On ad iciU N he departed rom Obituary "o'eSs
ssfi,g are, unSs esarqsd for "a ydrsyttsenets
- W csanos uHSsridbe % return rs''ed ooH"'SH'od-
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-01-31
oIrLEr, NEckLEssuRd, Va, |

TO the Editor Of the Whis:
How would the following plan accord with your views
to adopt for our Confederate Gag viz:
An American eagle holding in its beak bloody Con-
stitution and In it, talons sken banner streaming
with blood with our brave soldiers barefooed bar
headed and halfcad in the attitude of deadly combat
for their independence.
Respectfully submitted for your consideration by an
humble CIrIzEs.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-01-31
CONFEDERATE CONGRESS.
SENATE.
THK CURRENCY.

FRIDAY, Jan. 90, 1858. :
Prayer by the Rev. Mr.. Peterkn, of the Episcopal
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-01-31
PUBLICATION OF THE LAWS.

On motion Of Mr.. SPARROW Of La, the Commit
tee of the Judiciary was instructed to enquire into the
proprety of amending the present laws to require
the publication Of the laws in three newspapers in each
State without requiring that they should be published
at the seat of Government of each State. " o.
THE SUPREME COURT
The Senate resumed the consideration of the bill to
organize the Supreme Court Of the Confederate States
The discussion Of the important questions involved
in the amendments submitted by Mr.. CLAY, of Ala
continued BY Messrs SErNEs, of La, and YAScEr, of
Ala, until the hour of adjournment.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-01-31

A FEMALE TEACHER 'WANTkD-Io go
70 kesiihy locality 10 soah Catolna So must be able
70 instruct ihoeuzhy in Mus renrh Rnsl,a branches
Her puaton viii b Agreeable n Intelligent family VIII orr
Ave or st pupaa ssis.ssory rsf'r1ss rsysrS Adsrs.
hss-a wis oss..
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-01-31
HOUSE OF DELEGATES.

The House being called to order at twelve o'clock,
prayer was offered BY the Rev. Dr.. Burrows.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-01-31
NEW ORLEANS SUGAR.
= 10 HOGsUEADs PRIME NEW ORLEANS sUdAR.
FOR sae By
A.Y. STOKES co,

nRY GOODS, DRY GOODS.-We arc pre-
~ pared 70 sell Dry Goods for parties holding them Our
Lsihrop has been IN the trade In this city or The last twenty
years. and will give biz attention to the sale Of dry goods
consigned to
jasI-2w AY. STOKES CO.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-01-31

We have had account of the meeting referred to
in the article belowbut this is the fullest and most salts
factory ne have seen. We copy from the Cincinnati
E.swirsr Of De stu JGnuary: "
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-01-31
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.

The House called to order at IL o'clock. Prayer
by the Rev. Dr. Moore, of the Presbyterian Church.
The SPEAKER laid before the House q concentration
from the Attorney General in regard furnishing copies
Of the Acts of Congress for the House of Representa-
lives showing that he could not comply with the
luton unless he violated law of Congress. Referred
IN tho Committee on Printing.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-01-31

NUTTCE LEJATEES.-Thc ADMINISTRATORS
OF the Estate OF JOSEPH DUAL deceased Of county
OF Gooehand State Of Nrgs do hereby Mostly L.1
resdng In TIE State Of 1ennessee) to said they
prepared their several interests They
fore requested 10 call the Administrators 10 person CT
properly Authorized Attorney and receive their htessis
n. II. DUyAL, Chesterh.Ii,
r. X DuyAL, GooehlAnd
Adzinsiraters Of Joseph Davsi, Del.
Il,Is All
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-01-31

NOTICE LEGATEES.-Those Legatses 10
The Ests;e Of Mrs. MAaT O. FAME diseased Of the
eounty Of GOochIzns aud II Virginia. reside IN The
State Of Mssp hereby notified snd ysqassed apply
In person bILe Attorney " ts Aini,Ea9r for the
tsisst In said Estate. X. x DkyAL,
Adniaislr4t0r.
f.gI.-
, 1863-08-28
a Masonic Burial.

We believe that there are but few Of
on. city readers, who have not at some peri-l
uf their lives Witnessed Masonic funeral.
The ceremonies are grand and imposing, and
the colt multy Of the scene cannot fall to strike
every beholder. A few days ago while hap
pcuirg on the North Side, We saw approach
inf. procession, and rs 1t nearcd us We rec
oe11zcd the insignia Of the tlme.honored
Ordtr, and the hearse with It's white plumcs,
and the Grape Of the bteth.en told us that q
Maton WIS about to be laid in his narrow
house. The cemete5y being but little way
We followed, and entered the city Ct the dead,
God's acre Soon the weeping companion OF
lin whose coffin we saw stood by the grave,
and with her were three boys, bright, happJ,
hoys, ihc Oldest scarcely seven years. Near
her were the members OF the Lodge, each
With their tpijg Of Acassia, the Master with
his gaseI, the old man with lis sacred writ
1prs, and the tyler with his sword All WAS
still until the fvotce of the Master, sounding
loud and clear, commenced the buria1 ser.
vice. The coffin, with the apron on lis Id,
was lowered into its List resting place. Three
tlucs the Lodge mored round the grave, the
accassia Was dropped silently on the cof1p-
the Inst prsyer was sale, and the deceased broth
er vas left alone to sloep his last sleep. But
how tender]y did the members trent the be-
rcased widow, how kindly thcy pressed her
hand, md many we're thetears which fell from
tycs unused 10 weeping, rs the old man who
held the bible blessed, ir q tremnlous voice,
the dear chid;en Of lin whom they had low
, 1863-08-28
THE CROPS FOR JULY.


We hare received cory Of the Return Of the Crors
for JULY, published By the Department OF Agriculture
from II make extracts Of interest to the gca-
eral reader. The general appearance Of the erops
Throughout the country REGARDED as very favorable
T9saf s ss ~ q M
States It free from local but this L tlno
q e
ss has - xas II 1hs S5eR es 5
saa ihs heary toSesn demand, sss;sscd % h.m
nsatse pses So oDf t As ts xsF aSts taS ne
represent the En:lI crops rey favorable. but s;l
9fe ouek9 III Il &c so.e
lon WITH our consu1s abroad that nterfosator1es
night be addressed to them. ''N '''
TIE coxD1T1os OF TUE osors TOE july.
WHEAT ASp B*RIEx-.These c1cpe tsSa been sc.
e. II i st
dcne which vii dsc!ose some othe iojuies hut fhs
4 Snet et teat hsss a1e the pro
osMI;Tf!. e:eP ~ gssss,y endangered by the
eos ser era5 10 caase good hesa. and sisaouEh our
tahle ttoxsa great Injury In Minnesota. whese the
II
average is but tFo thrds tenth pulow an average
pso1,ss. xs Althogzh i:
ensifs ssas ef nncs ioisna asd fo.a snf ahe
,s q hs F1s til siose lac sas
Tom Tic crop of tobltco u but cue.ten:h BE-
IT, sad
= sytrage crsp The Rc1era'lajury Is but asss1sas
eray sat!sise,o: II reported condition Is .6ouftsa
s1ss s!ee +. not tered 50 ~s !. eslas
:e:s e hss5S' g
thst IN one state. and st oysrtt La Illinois. But
II soeranrnfn Illinois md fosn tho sorghum has
ss @ e. a55s2E 5eaEh T.
!s gesS @ s.sss s sSy Is;s ssai
;t2S5y SaS. III e. sI Se1ss!a States tho timothy
Jaae reeest BIT t6e a@oun: q sloTe; ny i out
% meatoWs bsye Meided wel bqt mach q lie Ia5 il
Eaie sates w te tq = tns exse st
aft ST. Is a aasS e sss 6
AsrissThis stop sses easouras.n: promise s r
some states i much l2qrea: Il s!sns Slasssca,,:
ss FIJI bsssx Il oass t.
stsss l. yeF 5S1ismas s mss;y,an aoa tho
peaeh IT, i is bslsS aysss$e s5ep:
s Ss Stsa e. taei e'fr esqp
below. Aloesthcr, 10 present season oas be placed
fhs s 1T q s5as5 ,5s 5y te presents quite
contrast with that IA THO June liable Then there was
15 e fsGay oo
;!.s.s aa nShs Of ,
suffers from dfoaght. 1thad but o2s inches ID JaLc
alRe between eatis o states e
gkenS mount.ns md .hoss vet 1ao!s @ II Inana ,a,
JnG nr os Mlt coneeticnt, Nas.ach,setts Wv Hap
Ss Ys
iii Of rnin, as indicaed BY lts saetalus
tie Of 3 aps Sc
, 1863-08-28
MURDERoUS ARRAY ON MARKET
STREET,.
FIGHT AN0NG C0lI~NEiYEaS-0NE OF
THEh STABS ANOTaER.
TEE WpUEDEn Man NoT EXPECTED 70
SURVIVE.

A scarlet era seems to have returned to the
lower circles of life in our city, and the quiet
-noch fhat his for months prevailed. has been
invaded by events more exciting. In onr last
fssuc we ehronicled deed of blood aud yio
leuce as having occurred III the West Division,
the victim Of which ia probably not surviving
at present writing. In that instance, whisky
was the inspiring demon, and q low doggery
the scene Of the deadly assault. Almost pre-
c1se1y the same circumstances were repeated
last evening In the South Division, aud q
fresh victim will doubtless be added to the
same list.
The place where the tragedy occurred WAS
q somewhat notorious low saloon on the cor.
ner of Market ard Adams streets, In the
South Division, kept by John Long. The
parties Engaged were coA beavers, and while
at work dischsrgfng vessel earlier In tbs
day, It is understood they had qu4rre1led,
proceeding TO blows. The ffacas was at that
time broken off by the bystanders, but the
bad blood epgendcred had unfortunately not
cooled ~hen the two men, whose names are
Thomas Fay and Peter Curtin, met casually
at the saloon in question, about 10 O'Clock
last evening.
Tho affair will be the ulstter OF Judicial in
yeetigauon-from present appearances that
Of the Coroner. We do not attempt to give
the particulars, but In this second quarrel
Curtin drew clasp knife and stabbed Fay
twice, once in the chest, and second time il
the abdomen. The first is very serious
wound, the latter less. SO, but either may
prove sufficient to induce grave result. The
wounded man is an old resident OF this city
The affair created great excitement in tht
Eeiglborhood In which 1t occurred. CurtIr
is In custody. Fay received the skillful atten
ton Of DR. Collins. An investigation vii
probably be had to day.
, 1863-08-28


AT More ~
At Gallup o4e
, 1863-08-28

II 5et9 <a-V 11e'N1ak Ek0"1I 1Hs0 0ts3sf -
Farmers com?lafn that the feeces of WOOL clipped
below what they were last year. There are many
@ = 1 a1 sT anf S eaa"6 St
coanmandeIits former prices Pro4!neat amons the
that sheep we're not kept is veil through the wtntaT
and sptin. as ta1al Corn md other grain brought
% iced II sheep. they sold the gran kept their
sheep on dry forage alone. and consequence got
sley would II they had pursued an opposite course:
b. secnS Ge eE fs 70 sF t xo9a hsve
Sc nd 4 te S possblEx & tessh
ion to thls mentioned, shat feeding gfata to sheep
hnt0
, 1863-08-28


The oil markat both for crude and reAns has been
ztTy i and excited day. and the former A1y snced
tny kc per gslon. With ssss e 6ao bre Y ll.s at
i hl1s At ssc pickages returned: sud 1o0 his on
private 1errs- Thn market closed atn. w!th ~
Elm, and declined. Retired. il botd IL. yesy trua
pf;h gccGi demand both TOR present. and future DC
The views Of burnra and seets tha con-
5squently. are limited. and ;hts beinE he esse, We
omit au0taticpe Etl zine Ia Quit asd dull H1t1 IN
eccakional sails Of deodot!zedat 1@1sc OIL barrels
nAT be quoted at g. fE3925 fer tecond HeCd crude
SIFGaz 5for second nsnd rednsd, and se.ea2 s. for
tRE E
, 1863-08-28
% L E ID .

In th!a city, July 1st SARAH FRANCIS. A7d Auy
Hth. GEuliGE FRANKLIN, tein enid, en- OF 4. b.
a; q Marths y. Aaywald. aged and months.
MassActnstt ttta papers p!es.o copy.
In this city. Aug 2'th, SAMUEL 8ToUGHrDS.
eEet g. ycAra
HE fuSeInal will take p1sce to day, eath fntt, 1t
oIcck. It tbe restdencf Of his 1ou raw. Coraellua
Pnce, 81 Wabash aVtnua. Fttenls Of the i4utly srd
Win lie vltht ut ble1niso. loved By hosts Of
}tteIds AID Eitaeut ~ et eny. the decea ed could
veil saw at the Of such NfB Tnis Il tbs list
cf easth AM { nttht"
E- BAtas1s, n. 7 .pafe en- please copy.
In PecAonIca H., on The ?lst lnsr, AFTER suffering
in1tts OF four years Mrs. EMILY q. SAGE. wis o1
FM Sage fged q years.
r. Cleveland Ber11d case copy
, 1863-08-28

sehr Hontst john. xmh1tts, Kal.aaseo - 1u,Aoes.
sehr is!sas co.a,D. kalamazoo. . .. lumber. ,ra
schr Cals!s woedford. upn.n. Kalamazoo. % m tau>
sear 6eru nds steWaIs Musxegon @ Il, lumber, - "a
sshr Ps:ssa, Rugcr, Muskeeoa. Is II, lumber.
sehr 4 kiag. Mnkisso:. St Jo:e:h. i45 Z uss.
schr sutae,'and. Thompson. s. Joserh.:n m 1unosF.
gss1 .s %:.sps Rs Z
'ss!
CLEAEkD....-.......Aus.I
SGsss GEssP g.
sss7H S,s gsas ss IS 6 .as.
~ 1t,sie,ns. i,i ae2stsai M iaaSe. L isso 81 % corn
sehs G,.ee Murray, Tufaoul 0Edensou.ga. 10 Soa ou
ST. gs!dsn III Msess sq.e nu cora
seat a1'ei. ioaEssaa. conia ! &c xoes. suaas:ss.
ILLINOIS AND MICHIGAN CANAL.
tspeclal Dispatch to the ch,caso rrfhuae.1
BH1DaEroKr. Aug. =. 1875.
CLEARED
Powhsttau, 1asa1le.
Ee6esss. Iass,lE.
Bss:Is5i{;s: s:s5i;;: S Ssss5;s' s.;;. "a. 1t 'anoer.
2iosze Leach: Iassue a.aoo II lumber, T. 800 ia;n
%tlS1 Ns n1ze.
.o1Tc
.r AhilsE ~.
ssS Gs5:e EisesE os: g e. soas tese's 's0as
Rs$sss Rs$sss Ess|s Hss:hs: $!t ss:s cora
Vessels Pissed Detroit.
reca~..1 n1e,..ch IN tna ctsc.yc Tr1no,rt
~ ~ I.e.a .r...x ~ ,ez,
~ UErEotrs AuSust y, ls2s.
EP- IRON r1ttsbprE Idaho bark st. LAWRENCE; acnr
r,,r,o, RAM 1fonnt.fre-r F,v;oc f,1ont :
Sta5 ION otlo, a.outsoAtee&t 6'1A s1ou'''
DowS-DarE aask1n-
Disasters.
fFrnn, tho Detrnft Ddyrrttser and Trlbune z2sAl
1.,.s..s rs.,,.,Y T. .,r,fr~ ,nto ~. 3, wa.,o
, 1863-08-28

Milwaukee Grain Mnrkes-Aueust ~.
Eeceipts-Flour STE b1ls; wheat, 81 ia hu; oats. $50
hu: barley E hu; RE, 6 hn- shipments. 1our. 2Es&
decline Of sa4c has taken place; closing quotations,
fSc for No lsprfuE: Soc for Oh, and Sc for No
demapd. Oats were active ut 3lcss2c. No sales 81
wool reported, anu scarcely coming for sale Lake
ireichts unchanged; wheat &c to Budalo and 4Hc to
Port EplbQFuE.
, 1863-08-28
> Portland Provision 1farkrf-ANg. IL.

buova1t Fcrt,asa pscEsd cls1r u 10 held 1t &.s1
@1sM b.: s4us e sM.s,Sa!s ~ .: ess3a msss M ta ae
1Ae0. Alm9 are hnll stesdy I. 1F@loxc, aud city
s ked. 16f@'c- Rex grc1aias Qulef. with mo ls:ate
sals1 NJ cur Qu 1tastoot.
, 1863-08-28

Cleveland Grain Morker-4au9. sG.
n Eees!see 60 on rasa. M 2too BY oass Wheat: nota
no buyers At tst hsuru. Corn, transsctions: mar
ktt very quiet hell at e. n store. RE held ut soc
Oats may be quoted at 379@ ttc.
, 1863-08-28

The following are the afT1vals at the Sol
eiers' Home tince our last publication:
j. Phclpnit. 60. E, :1th Iowa; r. <; Hall. j. Os-
J, L. Brown, I, 10th Ill: J. FairmAn, K. 18th
Conn; 9. r: rogers. 18th Wis; II. Schank, X It'll
Ohio: VIM. ". RuEteI, G, 113th H.; ]. Baker,
Conner. B, 1i4th N. r; +. Fox. c, 9th Midi; ".
?. Resymond: y, 9Th Mich: A.; Daily, G: Wells,
n: Taylor, J. Thomson, 4. 9Th Mich: j. Morgan.
9Th Mich; A. P. Woodruff, Hospital Steward Nur-
freesbo1o; 1. Generrean, c. Nalris. K. 1$t Mich;
]. Gaines, ., 18th III; Vim. Walburu, c, 9Th III.
, 1863-08-28
GLORIOUS NEWS: GLon1oUsNEWs
For the Ladies.

We would respectfully inform the ladies' Of Chi
cago and yiciuIty, that we hare Just received 4
large and well selected stock OF Cossets, direct
Eom Germany and France, which ne will sell lower
b1ated American Skut Elevator, the best cves in
vented. Also l4rye ard well selected stock Of
Hoop Skirts At reduced prices. Ladies please call
and vourince yourselves Of the trutt Of Cur asser
ton. L. TEA0EE j. HEo,
-, 70 South Clark st., opposite the Court House.
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