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, 1863-09-08

R1ss;fl s assh asss's :a5ssissa. ass
wain.......... . - 1s.oo Total.........s1,7 ~ g
Arrivals Mt the Soldiers, Home.
The following arc the a.rivals at tho Soldiers
Home Hincc our last issue:
Hoys5d Go, G. 9Th 1o yt; e g B. B2ssett, ,], F,
"a = s,9b i nlgsxt fatpaa q IL ti III a Mgs D.
:: Hensets, i, !sd m:; T. IessEs, 3; SastA ii: j.
aie5F en- sia IT, Y nao2 81 H. nl; xlns
low, u, 60th Ill; =. 3. Decker. F, 10oth III; T.
Mnlileh, G. 9Th Wis:; a. Z. Bsnrstt, 9. Bsown,
Wis; 6. 81. Payett, 1, 1st Nis. cay; ayiason,
ait Wis: ]. Dow, d, I'd via; d. Rochss; I. WI.
cox, G, 9Th H. cav.
MILITARY ORpBas.-The following order
just received BY sol. Dcland. will interest the
scores and hundseas who daily apply for ada,is-
sion to Camp Douglas. It VIII be seen that cop
pcrheads and secesb eympathizers are "lett ont
IN the cold"
HEADQUARTERS DEpARTXEST OF TIE QHI0,
CIacINNAT1 Ohio. Sept. 3, 1863
GENERAL OnDERs, No. 1Il.-L From and after
visit the prisoners confined in the various mill
tary priaons Of thIs Department, excepting from
shese beadquasters from Brig. Gen. N. 9. Mclean,
he different 1intrict II which such military prl
cons are located; and in no case VII n1ch permits
9e easfhh 9 anianec anS 'oe4 s4
II n W ;easopable s1nount of rnder-clothing will
be allowed to be sent to the prisoners BY their
soio as II dhe o ne oset
b. command Of Maj Gen. Bunxs1nE.
.ot; y; =; AH1nzns2T; aS1,i;as2 y. u,
-ww -.s @1'7 = ''''' N''''' ''''
CE1T vs.. iEcToa.-At myers e1afaen'
near Cottage Grove, on SUNDAY evening las''
Ihomas Qninlan, .. r. comsn. aaa ~, ooan oa,a.
uclf' made mal1tafy oeInonstt*'on VI As 'en-pin
49, ~ ]I :. -. .hs," o1vn snsc,s, amnsemcnt and
ers.,ee.,;an ,rho sac,,r to hc a11cht1y
Ent,ana, H., sts n,tofn anrncnc 5rorn the OH fsnd
,Ton,nt, a,d Tec.me ami 1orr nnt1onal
when amau oetaeamsns o. onse sam sspvp - .ps
took pa. -, ~ ~ @u a vnsta,,ss e mn-n,n ] thas w
Auss ~ ~ ~. ~ r3nt.,n .,a snn, ., ssoo
each. =. So
HONORABLE MEsr1oS,-We learn that the
and and nrsbahlv the aIeaant resIdepca Of 4. c. Bad,
= Fl !. "r, fs,,,es,,,e n. y. shay. VIM. Mnshau. and
John George, all OF the Steamer Little Giant.
their nosltiou was one which required r. eat pluck
aa psnxa.,a ons1,.,sa 10 ;sb;Gh. {hey wsre not
found wanting. ":
LARoEHy.-At.th the Po1fca Court, Yesterday,
"ham Nuson Sas ssqa.s tho .n1; aoa =. Z,
appearance AZ Inc hcco1dethsoR1ttn Ill 1lc sa1" VI
5000, On q charge Of larceny. :
, 1863-09-08
MARINE e N NEWS.
PORT OF Ef7lDAGse.

ARRIVED .-..--. --Sept.7.
s!mr Sea BIRD, rabss. M,lwaukes: 20 sendsea a;,.,a,
6See Esss ssts 4vsT tqfsis, N;;l5,a sSa5ls; ,Snss
FTSp Esnsa So Pssse enfe psalo
9P Sosan SSsa asas saats
prop LEV iadr franklin, Htncsley. ST, Joseph. asn
Prop Ottawa. Warren Naskeson, 100 III lumber, ITO N
Prop f$sii1stes; $iassle1, Smith. sarnia. suna.tes
sE a Ha ee41ns a1 Is
Brig Il Hutchinson Hutc. lusou. Asaomtnee. 1lp m
Brig MahoeIns: =; vanse ~ oeento, so lumber
SER Acti!e, Fsselzou, Grand Haven, 50 m lumber,
| schr CnMains. a. Wooluaagh. St Joseph. Is m 1unber'
sehr Carrie woodtord, Upham, Ka1amazoo, IS N
aifRss Enfses sni
schr Helen Keus, Cameron. stuskeeon. IS lumber
schr Tates Cannon. atuakegon, . m lurnbcr. 10 m
sehr + 3. Hnbbard, Thompson. Nuskeson. IS m lum
sehr i. 3. Campbell. concrford, Cedar River, ITO n
schr Gariew. Myers, Peasaukee, 100 M lumber. 1,eG
:!e 'is sisst eiss;s ss&s;s i: q s1s %
zssE zss s%%Hss' %:sss sas sss
sehf @ Il shosef. seai6ao5m. Iaskeson, S a ,um-
schr De- burlington. F1ack Auskeson, ,o7 N lumber.
sebr ~a1rsn, Grsa II lumber
Sssf Sssf T. sns k5 4 ?sss g e. aGsa
e.,- EaGon stn ,c4 . ets 1sHsad M9Ga =, .aa ,vo,6
sssE ad5 5
SsF sssF sos ans S wood
s SssE Hsss f5ss H. 8 eds
sssF Gas 2ss Ee4sa9 Hs ss g. Hsea ss
se ss!M Ensess bsl5.isht. GeasSi. s 81 easS
... CLEARED>-- ....-.....sept. l.
ep ] baa5s n Ropsa, TEs SessSs saa
Prop City of Boaten, Mcaenry, ogdensba1gh. ,ooo
Prop x!me athax ~, Buffalo. 1900 br1s -four. aeoo
Prop TTes ststc, Avss, Buffalo. 1000 bzls -four, aso
Prop ES,saEo Collins Buffalo, 1900 brls -four. 80 pigs
Prop Iaey Franklin. Hinet1cy. 81. Joseph.
EE5GR Ss %orFSe bus
Ssh Ss Ezs!ss b1osssa. Rstss
sshE sshE sss B5a SsaS &C.
. ILLINOIS AND nI1C11lt7AN CANAL
Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tribunal
BRnazroRr. Sept. !, 1876.
CLEARED.
Gen esant, :Lasatle. %. .ooo II lumber.
Elizaneths sLockporr-
a%ssssS a sts5 SIS 90 II lumber, 900 ahin
ARRIVED.
Sa,s RDa s1pss @ h ou osls SIT n
AtIauta, Morris, : oo9 6u corr,
, 1863-09-08
Cincinnati Markets.

C3nCinnut Markets.
Especial Dispatch 10 the Chicago rdounc.l
CEmS4A1I, Sept, 7, ls3.
wHtsKY-A nrro market, With sales Of ~ prls at
i7ai;5{c, tho hitter 1nte for wagon.
PEor1s1oxs-Thc demand Is less active, but all ar-
ttcles held firmly. We heard Of 10 sales worthy
OF note. I
, 1863-09-08
U)ieaeo @ribn11e.
TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 8, 1868.
THE CITY.
Tornado and Nuxrifae On d
.,.X 4 q
Upper Peninsula, a y
Fearful Casualty On Lake Superior,
Loss Of The Eteamer Bunbeam with
s<s nearly thirty lives

S&E A.
~ ~ 'ne o'0e>e1 oaAloeaa1 "A4%A
~ nearly thirty Hves.
Fma1 netus1a ofr the Disaster by
es-
,h-a,: Ak&e S"A@ s7
. .-
VIC referred IN or 1ast ieeuc 70 Pa1n1u 1auo1
which VIC then hoped had aapphS been ee1 Ri resi-
relative TO the 1oss o. tne Steamer ennoeam, o.
ibis city, on Lake superior. We now Learn That
1h6 fAfheet 1cpofz4 WHICH LES been 1Q1ly con-
1tmed, WIS brought to this city BY the Northern
LIGHT On Saturday evening. though no deta1ls
were In possession Of her crew. The arrival OF
the steamer p1auet yesterday morning. however,
brought tbs pertain inta1Iipcnce Of the dsaste =.
with fu1l nsrticn1ara fnru,sbed hy.the sole euryl-
<ps Of the pctBoaa On board the I'll fated steamer
rhsrh fmn6oeca IN !, terr,sr ra,. nv I.ka snnr'
,xior, on Fridav, August 18th. Charles Feaxer,
: bcpbec1m.n .hove rcfa,7,ed to heInc fhe on,,
mn sn,red ~ IN tbe ro,e ~ her ,ne,sncho,v
4,t.
y ~. -o,sn+ o,c-.s.,va,,
r.--, ~sa+,s, ths nn-sr 1ssntrsn1. and T.sa s;n.
,,.+,o~ r.c,on ~. s,y,,t hv 1s,,ful burcaue. tho
ss~,s.. ..,,,ez ~, ~ .<.. +.r-,oc uonoot,Do
s.~as ~ d.strn~5,1 hn1,d,nc. IN jts trsrk. we
-e. ~. ~ -, -, -entas AND rnad. wena
80. - - .s.,or., d.xs ~ f.1Ien frees II vas bv
4o1 s,r.th o,.e,+ook bc, m tho 1sIe
..te ets.A.. 49, w.. .rrarfad .rd int adding
.,tc~ ~ .br tai, calendar Of lste dfsaste,t, in
~ ~ su-a.sssa ~ e~n.r,.n.. Il
~. r1aas+ ohs.-ver ~ weather nbrno.nepa IN
ane oaeet "oesS'a4 =" "s>''st p'''''''''Sl'~ -
1n.t tes s..-, s.un ~, e-.,.
,-,a,-.1"..ss1..s ~. es.,, -. .a.s,.ss o".a.-
, 1863-09-08


t,3bnt;ons of the .sxo,tb stsI ), i1e3p,nr tha fac
of Sunday Last. for work outside of it's own field
amounts this rear To nearly one nunared and
twenty dollars. They haye also sent oYer 6,ooo
pares of rc1irfous reading matter to our soldiers
No wonder that euch mission is success.
Vegetables 1of the soldiers.
The cty fcom ficksbufg comes up IN 611aon
tones, Send us O,0-0 bushels OF onions 70 4Reep
5000 men ont Of hospitals. ana eaFe snose "no
arc there" The fact cannot be daguised that camp
slcSness 1s ne1easins' a1o aae 1tec uss u 'eseu1
oies' cepectan} oa'ous, nessss5 ~ F0es -
tp'us ~: saas e'a - ~ sas.,,, ~ 80 INV.
sor ~ b,-ra1. Rerrm.,e,3 what officers and sol.
afefs eay otoa1 eAoits .aS' aat.a- 10y sA9 eus~
.as !. 7s.A.1. ...~.s., - ~.
1an, .4..,, - N...s ~ o 49, sss,ss, ~
~ soa ~ ~ ~ 80 a. w. 49, ~ ~
wv =, rsns 1 ..s.a. ~ .s,s--s.. s-s Du
~ ,..l ,aae.e - -. -. - ~.
w. . wv ~ ~ " =. .5. o~.4N
oai "eu* toattons W o"4's ee1ls
aon. tnss wa sela. 81. 80 aua " r1o"pt,s e1.'
's'os, ~ a40n =. " w 4AsaA ~ sD, -, ~
nea'pel nis So4nn'ee!oa seeh anAe ~ "a eol,
uess VI ~ o'@es' ooo " e'e'5 aa.''Aa'itf ano
'olof, Il IN me eouut1J selsice' ine o!gan1a-
ian ol tut United stalcf commission ana ata
ind conn1ete ftom long experience and laborious
.fo1t. that fts means Of direct communication
u,th the army are uueoualled. We would again
NV. ,-r,or,, ana Nhar., .cHar.
MARE STEINER,
President Chicago Sanitary Commission.
C.B,M. CAoa. Cor. Sec. San. Com.
, 1863-09-08

MosEr-F,4me1 md scarcely 70 active, atss7 per
cent. -..--'
Stsrlng Exchange OPENED hrmer, but closed very
quiet q 1N@tNN.
Government Stocks without decided change.
, 1863-09-08

The late contract at st. Louls Tor stoo0
bnahes oats at to- has been thrown up And the Q1ar-
tcrmasser Is advestatng fos 80 CO.. bushels, BIDS to bc
opened next " edne esday.
, 1863-09-08
OMMERGEAL*

MoSDAF EVENING. Sept. I. 1863.
The following table shows tho receipts and shlp-
Enents during the past forty-eSht hours:
RECEIPTS foR roHT1.EtaHr HouKs PAsr.
Flour Theat Corn Oats. Eve. Byl Y,
, 1863-09-08

,Dl e D .

In this city On the 6,h Inst, By the Rev. J D. Lnl
ler Mr.. LION ANDREWS aud MLsa LlLET LANG
both of thlH city,
, 1863-09-08

Oswero Mnrket4-Sept. =.
FLoUR-steady.
unAiv-Wheat aufet: winter red indiana ut 81. u.
Com lower but steady Illinois MIXED, 6ic.
, 1863-09-08

Fmk,-The alarm Of fire, at 10 o'clock last
evening, was oocastoned BY the burning Of small
bou.o On Orchard stzee4L occupied by shoenale1
namsd Waterman. 49,
, 1863-09-08

I.-s... .... .12c "Star ofthe West".. 8oc
s. EmoknE JIG Ptenee5 e
s. H. Smoking. E1tFn E3senu1so. n
7gr Epecex
- on'oA44"s. s....,,,,.,.,.... 500
wcoD--Therc tsa >hstak de,naqd ier ~ kinds ot
snnpfr We coie a. advance In rates s1ace att Wcee
Of from SOC to 400. The yard prices arc, de!rgLeI
Eeceh, Per <osd.- S1saT S ~
Maple, :. aTNsSM
Z VWG6L-MarEet dull Supply lmitctL Pflcesrula
HeHir,,, 6eece .....,.,..,.,,.,J0 J0eS55c
fiDe..~.. +1V5EV1
Tub-K8E1eQ.. o3G
, 1863-09-08

Montreal Salt tMarkct-Sept. 4.
Nc hsvo heard Of 4 sale Of 5000 sacks HEespool
coarse at &c Afoxt and alSo OF sAle Of about GO
sscEs es store At 5c 3D. Is now demandea aost aud
t1c to &c aXstoIe 1na &c ek8toros
, 1863-09-08

Hnsness oak {, ,Sl2kc French Kip heavy
d hsz1loek.,.- sSs:9s to ltgata ga a::; 49, io
Upper ...... G@3ic lock. og52c
Diidie% n-....... AZ Gooa damaEsd,s. $gS'ss g'sss
domestic CALI. IW do hemIock;,.- 2Gs3lss
nomestie Kip:;;: @ mss9s Domes. Oak Kip. s'Sioo
LInIREk-Sl9;kst assiye ,. ss1ss % ys;e: csrT9 {
S9cI feet. at $3.50; cargo schr Louisa Anne. White
LaEs lan6er mlxea o % fsst At ~ g q sasEo sesF
<1350; cargo achr e. n. Gates. Grand River Tstted,
Mixed D0oo feet ut S1s; cargo schr Warren, Grand
ford. kalamazoo lumber, nfxed Mo8es. Mill. 6o,t0Q
feet $500; cargo bark Sonora. lHnbey,
fcrt at sl5 0Q Tbe foIIoYlng afe the closing yard
, 1863-09-08

NIlWHH1RtU lsFHIn uIafKet-ssopk. 5.
Eecefved, 68 t15 bu wheat, 5s7a hu oatx Tue AZ.
lowed by yery tame feeling on Saturday an 5 very
material decline In some articles Whca: ufe X be.
Friday. This market opeaca VIII very Hinise de-
and tor Nc Spring q q: And No. PIC. An! soon
closing 1t 90Kc for No2 Sales amounted to S; ;ol bu
chiefly No spring At 8@shc.
, 1863-09-08

HoSogAR tE MsNr1oS.-We. learn that the

:, H0SQRAHLE MENTlVS*.=Wee' 4e3a1u l4aF t1E
four a1emen by whoss daring EalaatrS the barn
and probably the elegant residence Of A. c. Bad
ger, was sayed at the fire on Saturday, were Capt
j. J, Gillespie, u. ". Shay, YIN. Ansha1n, and
John George, all OF the Steamer Little Giant.
From personal observation We: can testify that
their position was one which rsquird Ct cat pluck
and endurance, qualities IN which they wsre not
found wanting. ~.
, 1863-09-08

ipgthe children not to 60 nsar the lake. Bat tae9
could not reslet the temptation OF { sAl,
and against the p1otestassons Of { little deagn:..
Of Churchill Edwards. rho was one Of tue 1os' y,
entered the boat and pushed IRON tl- sAfFs.:. !
violent wind carried tesn>eut 
:a
,eca,ass OH ~. s;pn*' r =. Fs:
E4saeffhfzhues5t 5tis SRI u II. ss4tt. *ss..'
cfsxaghIEx' ts't u: 3SS r,
nsrnnsa i, = 4 |l2Ez : : issss IS
\ 81, q lila 1sfldenee of Dr. L. D. Joeae, in
waakcgan, where she was employed a. eeam'
strss. She retired the Night before In apparently
usually good health. Aoononcts' 1us5 impsneneo
found that her death Has oceasloned BY disease ol
The hcart+
Some nights atnce q naan entered the graperY ol
George Armour, Esq,t Waukcgan, and destroyed
bis e1tensfre stock Of vines. The rascal wound
up his despicab1e and atrocious operations bJ
shooting valuable horse belonging to Mr. Armour
No clue has been obtained to the pe1pct1ator O
the act, or the canse which prompted It.
, 1863-09-08

Groceries In Fhilndelphln-Sept.4 4.
In Coffee there IA very little doing, and prices are
Without change. The sugar market Il excitod, and
prices hare advanced h@..sc z ., With sales OF 1000
hLa Cuba At 1111G3t2c y =.
, 1863-09-08
MARIEE NEWS.

osrm FLArs.-Ihe schooner Gratc Murray got
aground on St. Clair Flats, on Thursday last, aa1
wbilc being pulled on by a tug had her yawl boat
smashed,
-TxssEL AsupEE on LAKE, HuRog.-Capt pease, Of
the propeller Fountain C1t5. reports largo, black,
three.master schooner ashoro the Middle island,
T4k ka FJurnn
, 1863-09-08

FOE TIE 72D.-Capt. Curtis, Of the Illinois
ed Regiment, viii lcase for Natchnz, on Wednes-
day and VIII take any small packages or letters for
for sny membcr-of that Regiment. II LEFT at the
Youpc Mems Christian Association Room before
II O'Clock on Wednesday forenoon.
, 1863-09-08

TEAE-The UeN1att Is SU0u.. EuH Leg a11flEts
trom China reported short supply which has given
conatdefoble nfmness 10 the mafket With an upward
tepdeucS. We quote: a.. y.
Young Hsson, common to VERT fne... 1851 SO
GunpoWde1e,
TALIDW-Marfet frm. We quote prime city
rendered ut 9Xc; country 999Hc.
TDNACC0-Deuand Eood, prices lEm. We9note:
New York :5@s5c; Connecticut, S8ac; Illinois,
MASrFAcTuEw-Qnie and unchanged. Wo.anote;
Standard s., 1 and .542 S5 5
Inferior anI outside brands. Is
Cur-1n moderate i1quitF. VIC quote
, 1863-09-08

LARcgsr.-AttheP Poltce Court, Yesterday,
William Wllton was required tor recognize for his
appearance at the Recorders Court In tho sum Of
5000, On charge of larceny.
, 1863-09-08

can show thelr authority, "EverY tub On its own
bottom" Buyers should attend to itinessnts.
| Let ecampH bewarcI F.h pHoKSt1.
Bloomlneton Nursery, ILL.,, Sept. !. 1863. sea-3W
, 1863-09-08

BROOM COR N-Theze u Eery little doing, and
the market pom1nai at 80 p@E3 %.
{NUNTNY pIRDUUEE-Eaas are In tair de-
aE1 at e IUc by the mark, mud 19G12e counted ont.
PpE1TRY-Clltckens are In bettGE supply ana easier
COFFEE-MaEEet brisk and vet} arm, with an up
ward Tendency for the higher brands. We qu9te
, 1863-09-08
Buareiak,

D0ARDiNG.--A pleasant tsoat
ID oa,1or {uaturo:aS=da 70 seae. r. srRses M5lsie
Wabash evcHue.
, 1863-09-08

RESULT or OVER CER1os1Tr.-A Chicago
book pedle1. IN Ottawa last Sunday, was rather
iuqu{sltive about the kind Of tenants in ia, and
pursuing lis inquiries 20 far a. to enter Into con
versation through the grated windpws with some
Of the specimens Of frattY reccnty brought tbere
from Lasal1e, Jailor Patterson gaYe him 4 roou
inaI6t through tue day.
, 1863-09-08

~ Ne1yous Diseases and Fhytt:sl Debility,
arising ftuua Specific c.useB, ia both ae1es-neW
and reliable treatment, IN reports of the Howard
charge, Address, Dr.. j. sklln Hougbton, How
ard Aesoclatlon, No. South Ninth btteet rhl1a-
delphia, Pa. au11-8n
, 1863-09-08

wF. z. Higby, 80 Randolph street. IL selling
psner Hanrfngs and Window Shades at New York
prices at Wholesale and retail. The ttada supplied
On the most NbeYalte1InS. - aug 1b 4W
, 1863-09-08

failure q eepssassatls;R, X a;sp: OF
nriea of land and defective pleas Of want Of title
Clifford :. Keatipg, Scam. ee5o-1. The right to
asstgu tho legal tit1e 70 prou3sso5y note II not
common lAw right, bu! depends wholly upon the
a.sThc laet Assignee Of pronlseory note nay
have the benefit 81 eaeh and every assignment @
Adsms :. Woodbridge, 3 Scam. ee6655-The only d.
pIomiapary note in favor Of q oona .dde assignee,
who took the note before maturity, arc
!. Fraud and eircunrention IN obtaining the
making OF executing Of the note.
9. That the note was given for money won by
Abrams Ct IL :. Camp, 8, seam, SOL. A note
given for money won at cards is void.
touching the consideration Of such note, on the
ground that he would crimiDate himself
s1 5e ebf
Is founded Oh sufficient Consideration.
9. An agreement to postpone sale Of mortgaged
premleaa is good consideration for ptomiasory
8. plea OF usury should state specifically the
amount forborne, the time ct fofbearance. and
how sons s sgss gs t. n S gsssa
Ins pfse+e5ieting Ell % abb. + 1-''' - 80
Of pSf Hsh ssd ss 4 .pie afPsp E ssi
Under our statute, q note payable to person o.
bearer, cannot be transtensd M or assigned D., bs
in bis own name: There 10 but ono way In which
be can DO so, and that is by virtue Of an assigu-
.. a Temporary absence Of tie make. Of = note
huthe w1l BE- liable, If the maker be absent when
It I'll Tic e1 aiat term alter maturity of tie note
s, The statute does not require notice Of non
payment to be given 70 tie aseisnor,
Of hs pnd FsoRe los the wopd rs
not mate.ial..
-Greathouae :. Kipp; 3 Seam, sn.-Theo!in 2.
R pp sn q hs
he'd r,5ma. .iaeIs sstdene. that the note was ps,-
Earpineton =. Ps1liam. Scam: So: ..
law. Such contracts are assignable BY operations
Of Lay, eon'eanently, woras Of negotlaetllty A. eEs
payee ts e q tic Words
not fatal Variance.
goaklng !: underhIll, Scam: sss:
rod as IL hs so ase 3
received before maturity and without notice.
Van Hooser v Logan, 3 Scam. $50.
Gs Il P
ATe1iilll ct al. v.Field, Scam. $50.
ease o{ RFomissoy 99te and agreement Tor
Wilson =. Alexander, 3 Scam. s9:,
An administrator paid forged note, aud was
allowed to recover backthe money
Aperso1 who appears TO be q contracting party
to forged negotiable paper, is charged with q
knowledge oflta genainenees and acts at bis peril
When called upon BY IN innocent holder for per
miec4 to pay, be ie not permitted to repudiate bis
act. because Of the forgery. 1.-The pays. he cannot
recover back the money; he takes upon himself
Between other persons, the rule is essentially
different One not party to : forged negotiable
whtn be discovers the forgery, return the instru-
ment. and sac for the confederation.
Camden ct Al. r. Mccoy ct a.; Scam. 431.
operates as authority to the boHa .fde holder Of
the note, to fill up the endorsement, By writing
anything over the Signature which ehall be con.
the t.{enGon Of the parties. Great difI'culty and
confusion have arisen IN the application Of this
rule, md there arc many contradictory dec1-
sions. a...-
XA~ nAxo
, 1863-09-08

tree agents In this and other Western States, are
taking ordcra for stock trom o9r
snv deht 10 DO eo-thoueh tteJ my hare, las naJ
enc ean get By aendlng fos) enr estaiosuea.
This il to aay;that for reliable tsstimony sent a
farI a. to any party 10 doing, / wIn pay $500 on
ea1h case, With best thanRa ~ beaaM ot ~ hon
al trre growers Or rlantaIe. Letters Of inquiry
on ma subject promptly aasws1td. Our Agtata
, 1863-09-08

AT WoRK.- The Engineer oI tho City Pump
ing Works informs us that tho engines were at
work during the1re on Saturday, until SIX O'Clock,
IA usual.
, 1863-09-08

EMPTY. Bo7rIEs.-Citixea6 ate requested
to send empty bottles to hold blsekbary syrup to
tho rooms Of the Sanitary Commission, a. thcJare
greatly needed, at once.
, 1863-09-08

The REJrvESATED CoRHER-A. DANZI~
eEn.--The cigar store On the southeast corner Of
Clsrk and Randolph street. has been re3uyeuatea
and repsinted within and without, and now be-
gins to s4put on aIrt,'' like Its more ambitious
neighbora over the way. It Is clean, and hand
somely fnrniehed, aud when the stock OF choice
tobacco and cigars now being put in by T. Dan-
zges IL fully arranged, It viu be as attractive as
any store On that thoroughfare. Mr. Danxiger Is
manufacturer as well as dealer, and viii be pre-
pared to dispose OF his wares ut wholesale and at
rctsll. I.oyers Of the weed will remember the
corner, opposite CoFb1n's old stand
, 1863-09-08

CO TO TEE BEsT-Go 70 BRrANT Il 6rnATTos's
Cu1cAGo CoHAKRGIAl CoL1:gaE, TO get = thorough
practical business education For circulars ad-
dreas (encloaIng stamps BRYANT & sTEAT1oa,
DIfn0fa =
, 1863-09-08

TEE MopERz LANGUAGE DErARrxKkrt OF By
ant s. Stratton'e Commercial College. ta under
the direction Of Prot. Oscar FaulhaheI: Unuaa4
facilities arc Afforded for learning the German and
French languages. ee31t
The Grand Haven news. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1858-18??, 1863-08-19

BERRIEs.-During last week nearly five
hundred bushels of blackberries were ship.
ped to Milwaukee, b. tho American Ex-
press Co., from three Railway Stations,
within our County, on the D. ~ NJ. Rail
way-Berlin, Coopervillc and Nunica-
at q cost of some two hundred dollars
freightage. Berries are quite plenty and
pickers are realizing largely for time and
labor spent in gathering this excellent
fruit for market.
The Grand Haven news. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1858-18??, 1863-08-19

Mr.. +. G.. YOU'VE, late County Clerk
and Register of Deeds, in Ottawa Coun-
ty, after an absence of nearly year, re-
turned to his home, in this village, last
week. Mr.. Y. has been in government SER
vice as a clerk in the commissary depart
ment, under Gen. Grant. He is from
Vicksburg and returns on account Of i'll
health.
The Grand Haven news. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1858-18??, 1863-08-19

A NEW CHURcH.-We understand that
Galen Eastman, Esq, in connection with
the liberal minded citizens ofEastmanyille,
have it in contemplation to erect church
that shall do honor to that enterprisng
village. A pastor Hollander, speaking
both the Holland and English languages,
has Just been settled over the Dutch Re
formed and Congregational Societies Of
that place.
The Grand Haven news. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1858-18??, 1863-08-19

A VERY acceptable package of choice,
early apples came to us by the Daniel
Ball., on Monday, from Miner Hedges,
Esq, of Lamont. He will please &C
cept thanks for the favor.
The Grand Haven news. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1858-18??, 1863-08-19

DR.. TusTIN, successor to the late DR..
Cunning, of St Marks Church, Grand
Rapids, will preach on Thursday evening
next, in the Congregational Church, in
this place. Our citizens generally are res
pectfully invited to attend.
The Grand Haven news. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1858-18??, 1863-08-19
&ooA MeAlclWes,

and you should try them before going for
a physician.
Get Pamphlet or Almanac of my local
agent, and read the certificates, and if you
have ever doubted you will
The Grand Haven news. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1858-18??, 1863-08-19

The heat of Friday and Saturday last
was really excessive, giving us a lively as
snrance that dog-days are really with us.
But the penetrating influence of the sun
and the fragrant, genial showers are work
ing finely with field and garden crops.
The Grand Haven news. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1858-18??, 1863-08-19
Wov\S Nike u CNANvvA.
We MOOD PINS

are the most active and thorough pills
that have ever been introduced.
They act so directly upon the Liver,
exciting that organ to such an extent as
that the system does not relapse into its
former condition, which is too apt to be
the case with simply IL purgative pill.
They are really n
The Grand Haven news. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1858-18??, 1863-08-19
Local AND NEWS ITEMS.
We have not room for much matter
that We intended for to-dsy's News.

|. NJ. SINGER & Cos splendid Sewing
Machines are advertised to-day in another
column Of our paper. Look at the adj
vertisement.
The Grand Haven news. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1858-18??, 1863-08-19

A hYPocRITIcAL scoundrel in Athens
inscribed over his door, " Let nothing evil
enter here" Diogenes wrote under it,
show does the owner get in. +"
The Grand Haven news. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1858-18??, 1863-08-19

DIR. BANNIsrER, one of the Pro-
fessors Of the Theological Institute, at
Evanston, ILL.,, will preach in the Congre-
gational Church, Of this village, on Sun
day next, morning and evening.
The Grand Haven news. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1858-18??, 1863-08-19

We appeal to the patriotic and sympa-
thetic ladies of our village, in behalf OF
their absent ones, husbands, sons and
brothers, who are exposed to the terrible
calamilies of bloody and cruel war, not
to forget to be in attendance. The good
deeds and blessings already conferred by
this Society will outweigh earthly treas
ure and can not be reckoued up. Then
let all contribute still more TO the good
purpose in view.