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, 1863-08-29
Horton DISCHARGED

Yesterday afternoon the prosecutors and
the defendant (Horton) appeared befosc JUS
tlcc Stanford, and the following proceedings
were tad:
Mr. Bonney, counsel for the prosecution,
said; Horton and Bancroft, the defendants
In the present case, have been cugaged In
business ut Winona, Minnesota. Their ptIn.
cipal occupation was deallng In grain and
aonr: a.osysnor and Forsyth. the prosecu.
this city. Dealings eprang:up between the
The 3efandants have been drawing
drafts on the prosecutors Tor advances,
as commits Sion men, principally on flour, &c.
compAnyine aueh drafts BY MarcAouse re-
drawn. About the first Of the present month
the prosecutors sent Nj. Sage, one Of thcir
clerks, to Winons, to see to the shipment Of
the four Tor repayment Of the Balance Of
Eome six or seven thousand dollars then their
due. Mr: Sage took With him affeen Of these
The spg1egste to LAOS barrels. On lis arTiyai
he found That the -four Vas not in store, and
the defendants admitted that It had never
been made. He also found that tho pecuuiary
Affairs Of the defendants were IN = compI.
they protested 10 be unable to make
payment ct the nmount due, or uuy
part ct II. On his return, Grosyeuor
4 Forsyth determined to commence
prosecution for obtaining monsy uuder false
hcle for trial under requi*itlon on tho Gov
ernor Of Minnesota. Mr. Grosyenor vent to
Winona to give the matter his personal atteu-
ton, snd Mr.. ForsTth made the compliant
now pending. Governor Yates Issued requl-
tluon and warrant under the provision Of the
gttives nom Justice, as prayed for BY the COM
plsinsnt. In the mean time alr. Grosycnor
had seen and conferred with the defendants,
md under advisc that he might lawfully con.
promise criminal charge Of this character,
had informed them TIM: unless they mado res
tttution OF the money so fraudulcnt1y oh.
tanned, they would be taken 10 Illinois tor trial
on this charge. Ar. Horton then manifested
and has eyer since shown disposition TO
meet the complalnants here aud do all In his
power to eeeurc them against any loss. The
this city, and were arrested By Constable
Chllcote on the warrant Issued In this case,
about 5 o'clock Saturday morning. Instead
of takirE them to jail until the examining
magistrate could ba found in his Office, the
ieus to ! room in the fremont House, and
there held them In custody. The complain.
ants COUNSEL met the parties there, and gara
the defendants their option to confer With
the complainants, and cndeayor to arrangc
win the examination. They Cleo ted the
drew to avail the result. Tho com
rlainants had already commenced
cisn suit In the. Circuit Court, and
than slx thousand dollars. In The meantime,
Atr. Quimty, smother sufferer, had commenced
both similar civil and ! like criminal case;
but to thesa caAes Mr. Horton Is not party.
The Sheriff arrested the dcfcndant Bancroft
tnitx H. Wae thrn nT.m1nch ~ ffa 0mt1.hr
, 1863-08-29
1uE SOLDIERS, HOME MEETING.
WlthcrIug Rebuko Of the Chicago
Times.

The regular weekly meeting Of the Board
Of Dircctresses was held at the Soldiers'
Home, yesterday afternoon, T. B. Bryan,
Esq, presiding. The minutes Of the last
meeting Fere read by the Secretary, (Mrs. J.
G. Fargo } and approved. The Treasurer be-
Ing absent, Mrs. Burnham Vas chosen Treas
urer, pro ts,s.~
The Chairman Of the Viai,lng Committee
report TINT their labors have been unusually
azducus during the past week, hut that with
The MD Of other ladies' the soldiers were well
cared for.
Mrs. Dsgenhart paid to the Treasurer
$3.50, collected BY her during the week. A
visitor contributed 80 cents.
Three little girls sent in q package contain
ipE their savings $50 cents partly In small
coin. Their names wcro LouIsa Mather, Alb
bic Charin and Hattie Hnndy. -
On motion, alEs~ Foster, Mrs. Fargo and
AFs. Bristol were appointed committee to
prepare full List Of all donations thus far
made to the Home, With the uaunes of the
donatoss, and value OF asticles--ths list Ia
be publlshed In the papers at the expense of
inc Home. II was also ordered that tho list
Of donations be published hereafter, either
weekly or monthly. rs shall be Doomed best
The Committee on Printing were author.
he'd to superintend the distribution Of ths
Constitution and Bylaws.
:. On motion, Dr.. Ellis Tas accepted as seru.
Lag Eurgeon for The Institution, and tho thanks
pof the Managers were rendered him for his
constant and satisfactory ecryices. -.
Ga1e Brothers notified the Managers that
the 500 north Of medicines which they had
offered to contribute, IS called for, had now
been supplied, and that other druggists
would probably do something for the Sol
d}crs' Home, In the same way. Who win
follow the liberal example of Gale Brothers?
The supezintcndent's report for the weak
exhibited hriak business: Arrivals 54i;
departures ol3; remaining 81; number Of
meals received BY soldier. 1881: number Of
lodgings 351. In connection with this report 1t
vas stated that m unusual, and NJ some citi-
Ecns hare contended, an uuwarranted demand
had been naade upon tho Home, for entertain.
ing The Ohio regiment Of soldiers who coue
70 guard the rebel raiders from Camp Cha,.
70 lamp Douglas. Oae Of the msparert' r.,
| explsnatton, stated there had been no T,renar.
s'iocs natdo for entertaining the sol3ieis 4
Camp Oouglas-thAt they muat hsYa s1ens
, 1863-08-29
ILLINOIS AND MICHIGAN CANAL.

DR1DaEroHr, Aug. =, t3ea.
ARRIVED.
AtoCnrch, Joliet nsc0 bu corn.
stare aId st.tres. Morris, leo BIT cora.
ison!tor Eo ]. Lntafle, ~ tons cos1
Energy, Aux Sable, 6,0oQ In corn.
!;tltllant, ator1je. go bu corn, 800 bu oats.
Union, Norris, roo bu corn,
elott, In Ealle, 10 tons toAl
Gaylord. Lockport 90 bu corn. ioo bu wheat.
CLEARED.
Char nhton. NM TNEc.
Cioscttc, Ii Hnllc, t1 fol It lumber.
AHvnnct. Athens.
I.niy Frauk!in, Athens.
y r tale, Athens,
Hunter, Norris
J Ilto'rinRton, Martetlle-.
t!co l. Taylor, Joliet.
1letlt, Iasa1lc.
a Lincoln, Mor1f5.
Cuba. Ottawa.
fmpottat, 1or krort, =
Etnprcss, In Sa1tc .,o
Clyde, Btneea>
EllyA1fetf, Lockport, 10 btls Aalt,
y 9 Fort6n, Athena.
ltcrnbllc. Morris.
, 1863-08-29
THE GREAT UNION MEETING.
A Note from the Superintendent OF the
Chicago, Alton e st. Aouln II. II.

In the midst OF the preparations Of loyal men
10. attend the great Union Mass Meeting at
Springfield on the Sd September, tho follow
Ing note from the Superintendent Of tho Gil.
cego, Alton s. St. Louis Road, to tho Chair
man Of the Committee Of Arrangements, win
bc gladly read:
CHICAGO l. ALTON Il. r. Co., surxnty.1
T1xDExT's OFFICE, CucAuo, Aug. "a, 1863,
to md isom the Union Is., Mectlog, 70 b hcil Al
Springfield on tho Cd proximo, et hslf fAse.
Ample son@o1'.lens m n 4. w! b Afforded for the
C.H. ALLEN. sup't.
This arrangement oxtcuds TO all tho sta.
tions Of this -roAd. Tho vurious other roads
centerlpg in thls city from the west and north
{cxcept tho Chicago & Northwcstefn,) have
agsecd to extend tho same liberal terms and
accommodations. The Illinois Central, the
,Comtnitteo state, refuses to make any deduc.
sion on tl,ls oecaslon, from tho regular fasc.
But by tho Chicago, Alton d. 81. Louis, pas
sengets can mako tho round trip from this
city tor 1886.
II has not been definitely agreed upon, but
VIC suppose, OF course, that tho delegates to
tho great meeting will sll tako tho rcgular
night train from Chicago A. . o'clock. All
tho !saIns ftom lilo west and north make con.
necucns with tho Chicago, Alton i st. Louis
80 tl'at ali attending tho great meeting
from tho northern part Of tho Slate wilt really
go together, and arrive IN Springfield bright
and early on Thursday morning.
Tho Committee Of Arrangements have done
.heir duty, md now, lot tho loyal pcoplc In
uh1a city and In tho northern countlcs 20 10
work. There must b. large turnout. It
must be tho l,sgeat meeting ever sccn In the
Northwest. Every yal man must contribute
something to mike Of .this demonstration
tho splendid, SUCCESS which all hopo It will
be. Begin now, hereA In the country, every
where. to talk about the great meeting and
be sure ind make yons arrangements to at-
tend it.
, 1863-08-29

The reports from IL sections OF tho couItsy Azreo In
the opinion tnnt the crops Of grim Of a kuc1 wilt
much better thar Ess 70 - .ao tose
Ysatesthd mora thaa ayerage = qusssy. e1 !.
thd rtEpcct over last years crop. The berry heins
plump aed fA!l. ana 7ees kahly nee from smut aud
SaId, b1t L IN probably bsxtn to moro more
ate afo Il Eood quality. md the cr1r mxy b. con
kdcrca hif ono q 70 amount Corn looks excccdanx
II well in most parts OF the country nnd II tho
ieers on till the mildo Of September, farmers cal
cu!Ate on very large crop. Tho ears are now gene
has been murh not tuors. thAn usual. rotatocs
9 H. no dEqnxat mn[ T. M soo poESn @
are nGx im5os'nF ewing t9 recent rains a9as!i
pfouisnE well. NC ncof not fear fau1!o ths ycar,
At rate.
, 1863-08-29

0FIId@H CoutIu6FS1h1 NtNFJNBs
Tic annual Parliamentary Return OF tho Register,
cd tcamcrs On thu st Of January, lo3 gr,n5, "a IN
former yeats the Official nuuabcr Of tho rcssols ahoir
owue1s uancs. tonnage aud horsepower, has rocont.
1y bson f8ued BY The House Of Common aud va Goa.
dsnse tI.c following from tho report Of tho 6hrplng
0a7ette. ~ contrasted with tho scar rrceealns tho
numbers stand thu1!
1884, 1856
Eck&ttr ton engine rooIn3 Bo5 63nI
0rosa tonnage ttncndinE enytao rootn}, tx. ST $40 3s
THIS exhibits An lucfoasa OF III steamer. Of o. t1i
tonn, which II 1e tan tho gatn OF lat3 ovsr 1l and
Of former yoass Tho war Ia America has stimulated
tho building and saln OF stcamegs while It haa dm.n.
lahed Lbs pFoas Of tho commerc!a, steau mas4ac OF
tho country, J..
, 1863-08-29
The Cropaf In ireland.

InK1AED-u1Ics son, contractors at Cork, write :
sThc continuous supply Of poteoos OF splendid 1ualI
II, Noul alost apponr to aupcrcede tho bread
considerably alrnntsed Tho crops progress rap,IlY
to rnn.urty under the most favorable auspices AMI tho
e5Eins te5a relssiso e the an t,e gros
Wixford, Waterford and Dublin, llkn reports hayr
been received. From tho orc northern rnsts OF tho
lsnutl report from Londonderry 1carxA the wealth.
isr tho OF cropa as dcca ali That could bo
, 1863-08-29
Governments Contracts.

Government Contracts.
Tho Unitcd States Comnlssary 1t Lousyil,o has Al.
rcrtised for proposals for tho following articles 10
bts now n,osa posk $4,000 NJ clear bacon stdes 5000
NJ ssxtra'Aour. 1ooo 200 NJ hard oread soo husho1s
vh!to beans. 30 gallons vinegar so1 NJ star eau.
dies. Bids 10 bo received until the nth nstant and
tho articles to to delivered On or before tho 18th OF
September,
, 1863-08-29
Tho Crops on tic Continent md Black scn.
EErpn1 thu Marx IAn0 Pxntcs4

In France The c,ops arc reported n extraordinarily
Eocc, and Tho p70dncG Of who It II great that 1t 10
Moufnt these may b. co.slcs faho Quantities for
noitauon. 11ices, howo frr rsrs!n steasy aad vlth
bnshHl
DAarz1u.-rI!ccs xc:c pointing downvo.ds 1t Tho
tAest aatlcos From n! tho dtricta o. ths DAc tho
reports Of e crop NeEo not - encouraging ~ In OH
el paris Of Ku1ors. -,
ILAcK eHA.-Adviets from udessA say tha. tho erop4
In lro neiEhborhood we'll thoao Of rho coasts Of
tAc see Of Axon. hhvs enrcrtd areatlT from tho
emo hrat - that nAteed Of ftnxtnK shc soecta
bo eaite tnnilfs,rnt F.tm Gn!aeE nothing had bo "A
dtnA rNlAtivo to tho dthvAry Of tho crop, ~ Il
, 1863-08-29
tons at sso. The crop |. sail to te sool, but not

tons ut $50. The crop Ii sail to be sool, but not
very large.
The.e ~nsa better feeling IN the catuc:ma:ket to.
day. Reeves vctr In good request by shippcrn and
pslces ruled hlade ltghes than las. week-aeime
steers selling as ts3 tco. liosa have asain advaaeed
-sou:c eatcs belug made to-day as high a. 3l.7o
The Provision market remains QUIET pulk afcnss
arc IN active requcst and hrm-wsh sales to.l4s OF
Short Eth MA1lss nt s4c; Clear s!les, at &c; aal
Narns ns s};c-an packed.
Domestic Salt h In gooI demand anil arm but for.
cgn ia dull and neglected.
Fte!sts to-day we1o steady at &c for Corn to ruc.
falc &c for Corn TO Dnnktrk an &c for wheat to Os
wekn
, 1863-08-29
Montreal Grim H{nrkcs..Aur. 1fj.

The Transactions reported this forenoon, tnclnite
the terms wc!u not to ransnare a small patcsl Of
ssme description bringing ks:H and smother fsa5. A
mddlnEs going at inside sate There vas good Inquiry
ye1y Nfio offering one Or two smii siles being IT
ths outside Eatn-Thi!s ti1Aall3 and st:o .cre pala
:. .S ahoye tGe highest guotstioas. contIcrs6
pareel Of bas.aonr Eas disposed Of ats trdS beeos
Soma q. e ~hite Tas sold at 81 % and cargo Of 2.
%. spring At &c. Corn-ho FsnsaeSqn. Terorte! this
forenoon,
, 1863-08-29
ID 1 II D .

=. IN this city. THOMAS, only son OF Thomas and
CtArA boyle. Aged years.
Tho friends OF tie family afo respactiulfy rtnuo,te
t. attend tho funeral at o'clock to 0rrow moFaioT
~ PhiaAdelphiA papers pleaso cory.
AZ Eew u 0sIssns. on the q ln.s dssply regretted.
Whe IN The service 81 bis country af,cr hr1ts illness
of Typhoid iercr. JAMES, second 500 Of William and
bis aga. 49,
, 1863-08-29

New Mcs1o.-We hare received from Root
l. Cndy now ballad, by Barbierc, entitled
"Thc Light that once within thlno cye." It
Is charming ballad; -.
, 1863-08-29

Forsyth to tho extent required Of Lin, and
has also given them cpgnorft to f1ic in the
civil case pending In the Circuit Court. Is
enough TO say that Grosvcuor & Forsyth ar-
prcmItcs, pId that tho conduct OF this de-
iendant, George Horton. has been such, from
the beginning 10 this time, as to convluco US
I'll that. however be may have erred In 3u1g.
uent, lie Is gulltless OF any corrupt motive
or fraudulent inteut In tho promises. Under
these circumstances, the cause OF Justice viii
case further, md With the consent Of the ex-
aminlpg magistrate, the defendant, George
Horton. is honorably discharged.
The order for discharge MAS accordingly en-
tered. - '.- -
, 1863-08-29
I4nkc BulM.rIor Frrtgl,ta.

!
Not fsv of Tho yoa,cls which fuw days since pro-
cetdea Lake Superior Quett Of Iron oso cars
rue ohsnd 70 FttaTn 10 bA'lktt oHtnx TO ta }ar 70
ofthat conmcdt{: Owing 20 th.a netit y rsaiumsd
II search Of elkhts asidn ffo mo "a rcxulaly piy.ur
nsse aad ha!inE seaaca contract. son!a Of Me vet
MAfqustto wtge detAluct II that polnt sWrnIY-ore
dAya before getting Dispatch.
, 1863-08-29

There Il ytry l!1to acmsnd for ha.re,ed moa& AMI
The latter nguIc. Rccf /. steady at 81: o1is05 tor
wtsrru aud city ule4s. Bacon moves oG IS waited,
sagEet, shoulders at &C. and Aaes at 1@7Yc,R 2 +:
Green mcse ~ searre With further tsies Of s 20
sei mSsy e tas t1smsE a9tn!19 % aolaE II tt!es
At l0kAiic and krSs ut 1tH@ltHc, Duttor ID steady
st 1s@i5c or state, md 1seic for choice Oa!o and
, 1863-08-29

pOARDING.-A pleasant suit Of
~ rooms. vnh board, for ktntls3aa aad wlte. O.
ar1ify she ro other boatdtfa. ReiGrencak
required. 90 Test Iscfson atfech. Aue1u19a'2s
DOARDING.-Board with plea.
~ sass rooms. suitable foE seeomnods:,aE fsmi!lss
Clark stieet It Ii aiio eoaysnltnt location feK dt1
hoa,dtrs, ~ It u only few 09EeaN VA E2M ~
Pr%s Ua1ce q Cont Ho1sa, h1N H1s1N "
, 1863-08-29

The demand for export continues limited, aud tho
rn FELL. aa III ne eea a 0eaE snn M !, 81
stosk whish L unsettled and lover VIII sales about
taiiy At which rates thera moro ee11erg than
buyers lato inspected and Gtsh grouad parcels
held higher. hut iho Is very little doing either for
shipment Ct home ute.
, 1863-08-29
CHICAGO DRIVING PARK,
The Trot for $500 Yesterday
CLOSE OF. THE FIRST MEETING

: . ...
~. s.-s..,e . y. n'kn. oe1oto lna& haa improved
euo sonai1lon OF Inc streets, but tho wind
and clouds and chill In tic a,r rendered tho
aas Va, nausp'caoas: ma the attendance was
not "a largo az it would otherwise have been,
Thnr.aar pu. a ~ w a,,,, a a. t"e h,~, s,ns "
md tho apnrchenstons of a shower. rould
h.~o 49,. ...s.s.s LEI h.tt.- ,x.,.a "sI1
navc Dcen endured W1tn pctter HEnce by tho
large number Of citizens present had the
sport been NJ oil commensurate With tho
amount Of money offered by tho Association
A.. sesu.o A..sa,..,.. - e .akss. pune onercd w
no Hsaoe.aao" was competed Tor by the
eoufte uuf'"A too Week. aomo OF tho spec,
tators wcrc disposed to charrc this rosult ia
the Asxoc;..,on o,5 ~. . ''os'' ~
e4e e@Aoooe4eslon Auo iN management; where
a. no such charge could bo observation-disclosures
A'r w s'ouaos 'of IL Whatever.
prcsldent Thompson and Vice prr,,dent,
James Van Eta, n n v,t.. n u C-s'
..&.1 ,,t @~a ~ 49, NAVaoyt
, 1863-08-29
GLORIOUS NEWS! GLoRIoUBNEws
For thu I.ndlc4

We wond respectfully Inform the ladies OF CHI
csgo and vicinity, that We hare just received
largo ard well selected stock Of Co.sets. direct
ftom Germany and Fr1ncc. which we will sail lower
brated American Skirt Elevator, the best eysr In.
vented. Also large and well selected stock Of
Hoop Skirts at rctnted pricco. Ladies' please call
md convince yourselves Of the truth Of our asscr
ton. Z. TAAaxn d Dno,
% South Clark st, opposite the Court House.
GthES6
, 1863-08-29
yca4cls Passed Detroit,

IBFttIaI DI6patth % Eh0 Chicago It16aoe.1
Dxruo1r. August u, ta6s.
Cr.-rrons Sun. plymouth, Queon Of tho Lakes
hasks Itawson. Colorado, Maid schfs. Trowbsidcc,
Eome0. ltamllton, sea nltd, Qulckstep, Ilobinson,
Eagle Wing, afnp1o Leaf. Acontlas.
DoWs.-Propa. Buaslo, Nile :schfs San JAelnto, TO.
becea, Gertrude, Honnte Doom. Drake Metropolitan,
Fulton, Norwegian, lfAto, Die Vernon
, 1863-08-29


Eccctved, 1850 bu wheat, GO bu ozta wncat-The
Price for rod ruled at = o. though wc note sales oftwo
.aH at There u very little white being offer cd.
FL. 7e7H de = ala cars de- on t5aek = sl.1..
Se1iox at 1e osoFecein5 ishs sd nu nie
rt1cc advanced about &c. Sales GO bu 1t &c,
, 1863-08-29
Nool In phfladelnbla=Aua II

Wool Is coming In freely and the market u m.
settled and d1popnE. With more disposition 70 sell and
lets have teen dieposoi OF within the range Of E;O
tor me1urn sud fne decce net, tho former 70 arrive
, 1863-08-29

A GESEaous OFfER.-The following note.
received from the Manager Of thu Chicago
Museum, speaks for itself:~.- ~.
CHICAGO Ausxrx, Ast. "a, 1ss7
Editors ChIr1go Tribune:
DEAN Stns: Please aunouncc that ono.hstf tha
nroeo receipts to or Museum and erterfainn,enf.
"a HsturtAi- e7enIng. Ansuss a9th, VII be etycn
to tho sufferer Of the la:s m1ssacrt and burning
At Lawrence, K8ueAs.
Tou:H truly. 1onn O. N8tI1H.
Citypipe1 please copy.
, 1863-08-29

Received, 61so bu wttat- 81 bu corn Whea.-.We
anote 70 rcd q fLt68tg7 free On oo.sd- 40 l
over" - caanot aaJ pera1ps ovey Ian ss1est
ren IA H. tor rtng oTn III
e&esdy 1t abcnt BIC ifte On board Thcro rtady
buyers the 1Itce NJ s3c. Barley Demand good II
xf%tQ1.54 peI CIT. -
, 1863-08-29

Ecveral loads Of fa1l wheat exchanged hands to-day
aay It gc Spring wheat Is much Inquired a1trr hat
In t1ntll suppy. Good samples Will bring Sc ne bp
wanted. 1t brought to-dnr s5c pcr IN
, 1863-08-29

Montreal Provision nIarhct-AuR. 4S.
Po1k-There VIA sa.e Of thin nues. yee.erdsy nj
s.03; nav 1oas u reported to kArt otonxnt 81 TO-
while lot Of old went 1t stl.X. -
, 1863-08-29

Milwaukee GEniu 0Inrkct-Aur. ~.
Eeccfred, g - hu whtat So bu oats The market
orened triky, with large sales OF No spring At Sr
and after receipt Of Tbs Eew York report jumped from
Rc to SIC About n go buAheA WeTe void nj tl0 1t.
fer ngure and the total arount Of sales vnh sorne
thing oTef 60 900 husnel9
, 1863-08-29

New York Salt hIarkes-Auk, -, :.
Market dull; AAle OF . cargo Of Turks I,laat se-
ported q ~ Liverpool grpaa5. tlt3l&+K or sAel;
, 1863-08-29

. Oswcro Mnr1kets-Aue. IS.
Unchanged. 80.
GEAry-Sh hcat dull Winter Fed Ohio 81 IT, Corn
ard other frn,ns quiet and no sales.
FEEI0Hrs-Steaay.
, 1863-08-29

Philadelphia Seed lInfket.-AuR, ~,
Eeeds-Thett Is little or no c1oyerscd offering o.
selling md We quote 4 noulna1ly at $3 n35 20 Z bu
timothy = hettcs and $oo500 bu sold Ut $1:53s 20
On. mostly q sne former nEure, Fla1seed Il coming
y %oFe Freely and tho eusAers arc pa,lng 6.os223
, 1863-08-29

Toledo Erulu n1nxkct-Au1. ~.
Received. s7f8 su wheat, IsBH bu corn. CO In bar
kcy, TheFe NeTt no eA1ta, and no trrort !. n1aie
, 1863-08-29

!pEnsoSAl.-Lttus. Joseph 8. Reynolds, OF
tho Yates shaspthooters. now ut Glendale,
Ni.t., arrived here Jeeterdsy morniag. nc Is
stopping with bis brothct.ln.law, Alderman
e. C. F. Holden. --..-
, 1863-08-29

.DgsrrArSxa sr1xRr N1THoptsT CHURCH.
There will bo' no services In this Church
tomorrow, III consequence Of tho absence Of
tho pastor, Rev. Nj. Hawkins, At tho Dos.
rlalncs camp meeting.
, 1863-08-29

FR1DAr ETKN1yu. August =, 1888.
sss ;;ss,e e. E. @
fiorK-tceeixed, nis1 Gs!s ~ .h}prc. I. sb,, pr1a
9s sa Mh?": a'sssa: ~
s. s. '5ss, Il eaer sis e :sS o fs eas
Pearl Nll1s mixed winter oytsa At IS o6: i'd 6sis
:G !a'sf as'f Il es sSfss, sSp e
sSsS 20 Ss1s sIfs; FSsS TasT
81. old eStra as 1o9 iIls d. !. itS; hsls
sF M s; = s;:: ss
,ep, !; !; Il, sa's 4, s.sa;,! sa ,,,,,
,WMEAT11iieec!sod, l,sss baj shippcd, Iii BIZ.
sf1ys IL IL M %.sts! N a vs.
ejesss s q i ~ stoSs Ss 4
g. Hraixo VI NJ sp5ss Il .|ots ISiaa
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S IL ,sre & S NJ y eo cof n H. s,4u Mss Il
4 III is:' &c i 5 Go
Il? < M e; N .n,pcs4, sas.
n storc q *3c og bn DO ntgxc, 100 ou do at 3!kct
r iva s9 ssnts H. III M:tes steady s.c.;
6o ~ No Il 1sore 4 ose 900 hn DO iii H. Ss} 1T
Gc, ~ samEte 200 BY as t9c on track,
ElEiElsosclsca 9 so2 By. In hotter request md
ess; III "; stts =? .!sts 81 ss Il s us q
$SSS,5 h!;;ss y sSss:s e; s:!sa ', .,,.. .
ss r. .4e for ,e
Sn "y 1Sx 9s e ap e oas sHs e
hEASk- -Quict nnd ID len1aIa At ta,socs3oo. Extra
sHXatiH!:-a ar,n nag. 40 scarce an, rsfcs. ars 80
m r. y &c o + ''c saa 60 a A.
?9aies and ste'y Al ,aa,sc, snd ios strictly pf,mc
clEEsE-r'smourgh l. In falr request and s,eady Mt
asa seensn - IL nj a,iss :npriy 81 Il s:st! o'''
Fm5aaes IT. IT. common qaa'lles are quiet, No 9uoss;
',s fS$nsf 7 - dy ssd &
tSs na1f sea seeE ssfs s9s
COOPEEAGE-Pork barrels arc in good request at
$lMH1$3. ant Lard T1efrcs 1t E65.
IIsa-raeEn e. ,s + : good demand at the advance
VI Nl':snst. hsltlss.
So1rron. ''-'''''.'.'''.'"'..' t-SSSatI SSatI
i4A5iE-4 dog Prairie chicie1s al us7H ner doz
MIHnWISEs- STEADY ard active.> sales: SIS hrls tn
HlDEThcre is no inprovemsnt In prices, on. bur.
, 1863-08-29

A5r1cuH1I's NEW GENERAL ATIAs.-Wc
have Intt been shown copy OF tho abo.c
work, and after careful examination, would
cheerfally recommend II ~ tho bo,t General
Atlas Jet publiahed. Tho prtco IL SO low that
Il should lad place in every family.
, 1863-08-29

~F. E. Rigby, 50 Randolph street, is selling
Paper Hangings and Window Shades at New YORK
prices at wholesale hnd retal1 The trade supplied
on the mpat lfberaltefms anF i'd Nv
, 1863-08-29

Receipts Of Flour md Grain at Toledo.
The following table shows the receipts 1t Toledo for
the week ending August :2a:''
Flour, 4yt1
Wheat bn. nj
Corn. Du.. 4bGSl
ONts 0N. 4&44
, 1863-08-29

LONDON, Aug. II, 1863
Co1S-Tbe market Is very dull nnd prices lower ow-
ing to continued hne weather for the harre.t, and
llbera1 nzriyals Of foreign whcat md nour. Last
7ptS5 qrs rer,srned We quote white American wheat,
iG@:ss; x1uter red Asa o.; spring s2sFs4ls = Or
HAWK, Aug. II, 1865.
general and Important decline having takcn place
In our lctue markets. great drness now prevails Ia
unr OWE Eur American wncat and Hour VIC quote
american red 1t 6l8Hf liio. md Hour, extra at
4 puhne sale Of 1000 bags whcnt and ooo bs's aour
Inst took place. Ahout aQ1 bags wheat sold At b51f
IS tbs other quantity has tccn withdrawn.
, 1863-08-29

g Nervoua Diseases aud Physical Debility,
arising from Specific causea, In both sa1ca-naW
and re1tabte treatment, In reports OF the Howard
charge. Addsesz, Dr.. J. skt1hn Hon:hton, How
atd Association. no. . South Ninth street Pills
dc.phia, p&- au9t-8n
, 1863-08-29

TER RzAn1sGs LAsT N1euT.-Tha reallngs
by Madame 1izzio Bell. ut Bryan uall, last
evening, were in every sense success. The
audlc1ce, composed Of an intelligent portion
of the community, was Largo and exceedingly
demonssrativc, tcstltyipg BY. repeated np-
plause, their appreciation Of the numerous
poInts made by the tAir reader. The amount
realized TOR the excellent charity MADAME
Bell rep1eseute, must hare been sufficiently
large to Impress her farorably NTH tho bcncv-
olence Of our cItiEers, and their appreciation
of genuine talent.