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St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1863-01-08

j. X. BENNETT.
St. Cloud, June Oath, 1862 v4n2S-ly
VHERlFF'S SALE.-BY VIRTUE OF AN
y execution issued out Of and under due seal
of the district court of the 4th Judicial dis
trict in and for the county of Stearns, and
State of Minnesota, upon a Judgment docketed
b. 1862, in an action wherein Charles A, Zahn
| was Plaintiff and W: A. Caruthers Defendant,
| in favor of said Plaintiff and against said de.
PENDANT for the sum of twenty-cight and
s5-1OO dollars. have this 9TH of October,
\. y. 1862. levied upon the following describ-
ed property to wit: IL.
Lot 10 in Block (40) and Lot 3 in Block 20
! according to a ,;::rr and survey made by I. II
Barred and recorded, in the Office Of Register
Of Deeds Of said County. ss#s
Notice is hereby given that | will sell the
aforesaid described real property at Public
auction to tile highest bidder for cash, on the
front steps of the Office of Register Of Deeds
in Saint CLOUD, in the County Of Stearns,
s ate of Minnesota, on Saturday, the 22d day
! of November, A. D. 1862, at TWO o'clock in
the afternoon Of said day all the right, title
and interest which the said ". a. Caruthers
had in and to the above described real proper.
ty on the 3urh day of August (or SO much as
, may be necessary to satisfy said execution
with interest and costs thereon.
Dated ST. Cloud, Oct 7,h 1862.
NJ. LAUkMAN. Sheriff.
BY NJ. MICkLEY, Deputy Sheriff Of Stearns CO
oct9..6w
The above sale is postponed twenty days
from date. ,,l5!tIss: 4J#"&
St. Cloud, Nov. Goth, 1862,
NJ. LAURMAN, Sheriff.
BY VI. MIcXLEy, Deputy Sheriff of Slearns Co..
nov2U-3w
Notice is hereby given that the above sa e
is postponed until the 10th day of January,
4. d. 1868. C. GRANDFATHER,
lec18-tds Sheriff.
Dated St. Cloud, December 18th, 1863.
NISTRlCT COURT, STATE OF MINNESO-
IL ia 4TH DISTRICT, COUNTY OF MEEKER.--ss
Mary d. McCrackcn
Uyainst SMMn0nsFOy Relief
Robert D. McCracken
TO the uborc named detendont:
You are hereby summoned and required to
answer the complaint in this action which has
been filed in the Office Of the Clerk Of said
Court, at Forest City and TO serve a copy of
your answer to the said complaint on the sub.
scriber, at his Office in Forest City in said
County within ninety days after the service
hereof, exclusive of the day OF such service
and if you fail to answer the said complaint
within the time aforesaid. the Plaintiff in this
action will ask for the relief demanded in said
complaint.
Dated Forest City, October Goth, 1862.
A. G. SMITH,
Plaintiffs Attorney.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1863-01-08
LIQUORS! LIQUORS 81 Or s

Alcohol, Port, Sherry and Clsret Wines
Otard Brandy, Old Rye, -Monongahels snJ
Bourbon Whisky constantly on hand. or
-.E 49,. Htat l.
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St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1863-01-08

j. uAVING just returned from New York with
Ill new stock Of Goods, we invite tho inhab-
itants of St Cloud and Northern Minnesota to
call and examine them, assuring them ws can
suit as to quality and price. 80 .s.oEf t.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1863-01-08

( N November 9th, 1862, taken up by the
" subscriber, on his premises at Paynesvi'le,
a yoke of Oxen about eight years old. One is
dun color, the other red, and both are split
in the ear. The owner is requested to pay
| charges and take them away.
v5nl94wH ~ JOHN BLAKELY.
U. s. LAND OFFICE, ST.. CLouD, MINI.
January 9th, 1868. {
To Edward o. Hamlin [late] Judge Of the
4th Judicial District and John P. Tweed: You
and each of you are hereby notified that OF.
Friday, March 9th, 1868, at 10 o'clock A. NJ.
of said day, at the U. s. Land Office in St.
Cloud, Mimi. proof will be offered in support
of my application to pre-empt the S. W. Of
Sec. s, T. 1875, Range 81 W, in tins Land Dis
trict, claimed adversely by you; at which
time and place you are required to appear and
contest said applications.
~ GILBERT !. MERRITT.
wv. J: Parsons, Atty for Applicant. s"#
jan6-4w $50 s~03i>~
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1863-01-08

100 BBLs. COMMON, BOURBON AND
lUO Rye Whisky.
5pipes Holland Gin.
5 lido French Brandy, at
j. G. e. II. G.. BURB NIX + CO.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1863-01-08
~ BBLS. CARBON OIL.
le) 5 do Kerosene Oil.
10 do Burning Fluid, at
: j. c. f. IL c. BTRRNK l. co

Or, ASSORTED TOBACCO-COMPRISI
~ all the favorite brands, at
J. c. j. II. c. BURBANK f. co.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1863-01-08

Notice is hereby given, that the several tracts
OF Land or Town lots contained in Tie foregoing
list of lands, remaining unredeemed and upon
which the delinquent taxes Of the year 1889 and
previous years and the subsequent taxes levied
thereon. remained unpaid on the first day Of No
vemher, A. D 1862, will be sold as forfeited 70
the State under the provisions of:n act entitled
can act in relation to the redemption Of lands
sold for taxes and relating to taxes and tax sales
approved March Ilth, 1862, at public auction,
at the Office of the Auditor of Stearns County
in the Town Of St. Cloud. in the County of
Stearns. and State Of Minnesota, on the 18th
day Of January "A. D. 1853, at 10 O'Clock in the
forenoon Of that day, the same being the second
Monday Of January, the day prescribed by law
for that purpose, by the Trea surer of said Couu-
ty Of S,earns
Dated December 10th, 1862,
EDWARD d. ATWATER,
, Auditor Of Stearns County
, 1863-08-05
Hel3ablS RAILROAD T1M9 Table,
Hereafter trains viii leave and arrive at Chleags

pE2AE7. ANA1yH.
, 1863-08-05

sehf C6siisn:e Keia. Woodiasn = s unSer - cords
ss Hsa9 HsIi w.ss;
sssE Mdd;stoa kinsson L 5eord,
sehs warren: nsrsen, G;ana naxsn 90 cedar posts.
sssF sssF @ Hsss FL 81 saf 81
schr Ka1c Richmond. Shields. Dsy du Noe IL mlan-
schr Telegraph, G1nnly, Mussegon, 70 m lumber.
sehr Gem Beiai. WlElnsons. d n lumber, s. cords
schr YanEee Blade, Kuntson, Monomlnee 200 M INN.
ss $ss;. sss ~ rss s.; sss.. :,
sesr AVN c1.sk olirsr. De1ere. 10 1auocr. 10 N
ssbr FFslsse: Sood VI. Rys. e. ssaas Sgesss.
seov5 css0,n. Crowley. xuskegon. lis n lumber.
SEQ" EeJtlsr. Williams. whl:o Lara % nj Lumbar.
gsa. Come. 4e.z.s s4Es = s7:4:: ;sss;s::
Prop ot.ava, Wa!7 en-. Maafexon, sundsics.
.sss 2a s.
soia S%;iis { Ss1.. s5.s saf nsTi3a s; S5.
Prep w @:ds eeias@ssi. sasn.a 1880 osls our +.
Prop Sise.ls Mcintosh. Godtricn 1aoso oa co:n ~
Ra1k ineonta, Close, Buffalo, II 500 b1 cosn,
kchF Racer, Bryan, Hufato. I6. SO bn coEn- .
schr DasT, Hunt, Elngsson. $3.50 bu corn. Il. 80
buFJe.
ILLINOIS AND MICHIGAN CANAL.
Especial Dispatch to the Chicago TrhuneI
BxDaKeoar. Aug. 1. 1st1.
CLEARED. ..
Investigator, Athens.
kesolute, Athens.
Il. G. Loomis, Athens.
II. S, Grnel1, Athens. ..
l. Lincoln, 0ttawa, s, oi1 # lumber, 2eso ocn shlnsss
ARRIVED.
Eun1ise, IaSA1Ie, s 10 bu corr.
Tide, laSale, $50 bu corn
Energy, Aux gable, !, 800 hu corn.
u. 4. Thorp, LaSnlte, l58 tons coal.
Vessels Passed Detroit.
Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tribune1
DETROIT, August !, 1863.
Up-Barks Shepherd, Raid, Monitor brig CastalIa;
achooners Ellen Williams Aerrtmac. Merzick, slaus-
son, San Jaciaso, Live Yankee, Comet.
Dows-Prop- Pittsburgh, Nhisoy. West; bark Mist;
schrs, Mott, N1caragua, Gold Hunter.
, 1863-08-05

ma1kabte as man ofimmcnse stature, and a. sn able
nnaucfer and accountant had In high reputation
An order for COO notes Of 10 Drnchas each foe
the National Bank Of Greece At Athens has Just been
completed ty tho American Bank Note Company In
New York THIS Bank formerly had thels kotes en-
g.ayed and printed In London. Tha'sane Company
has lust delivered to the Government Of the United
States Of Columbia, at Bosota, South America, fill
Get Of Treasury notes md Coupon bonds Of various de-
nominations: and they are now engaged IN engraving
plstes for the Bank Peru, ne tank with capital
OF tyeptT million dollars established at Lma In Peru
In addition to this foreign work, the Company arc
making postsSe stsmpa for the governments OF Costa
Rca. Nicaragua Canada, Nova Scotia and Nav Bruins
Wick, These Fese formerly made Ia London hut tho
1uperosty Of American steel engraving Is drawing al
tits lind Of fwork to this country.
Tbe following Is list Of new eornterfeits and al
tered hank notes dctected In circulation during the
past week, ending july 81. 1868:
west1e!d Bant, Wcstne1d Mass ~, imitation v1g..
e sest ST.
e Tssntsa M = n
Noit1efn DanE. PToitdenee: r i-1a, altersI vlg..
Gil feeling e9sss; sg gnase 1os "a and I'M,
Ms haye besSs NOTICED the 2o' and loa Better Fss5s
~ ssnteitie, t95s Bsnk New York initiation Wig
nseF apnfE 81 well
Eis. steamboat Ii asquase frame; each .stde. Well
9 Ulster County pspk Kingston. T-s5 photograph;
sa S ss 81 a hesss esss s e. shield
Nstioaai bank, Patterson. r. J-ls spurious. VI,
three icnale cagle and shield; fasmers walking oa
Is spurious Wig shield and spread eazle gathering
piates isnca Jas l. Iawkins Cash; Phil Moore, Pfes.
!: :CHoAao AsDALroz RAILROAD coxPAsr:--T6e fof.
, 1863-08-05
The Crops In Kansas, IoWu md Nebraskn.
Correspondence Of the Chicago Tnbune.l

Having travelled within the rast six weeks through
Western Missouri Eastern Kansas and Sebraskn, md
through lows from west to east am prepared to say
that the for large crops OF whe,t oats and
were never 90 Gattcsiug bcure Us they are now
In tLat region Of country along tho Missouri River
from ksnsas City to Omaha City, distance Of three
Eunt.rcd ulks, ralns have been abundant aud crops
look first rate; hut there u arcsiou Of about hun
dre miles square in this portion Of the State TINT the
rHns have escaped almost entirely, and tho Will
be very l1ght-not even hall crop. Wheat, however,
Ia better than nsua and tho crop OF Is very tr
Hay Is vesJ Light, Potatoes arc s,uau-yery sma-and
fow In hill. The farmers. panic stricken at tho antic
ratcd scarcity Of pToyenlcz, the coming fall and win
ter selling Of al' thci stock; hut as long as hogs
bringing three cents Ter pound 1t does not follow
that money viii be scarce account Of the partial fail
ute Of tho torn crop, WA r, HARLAN,
, 1863-08-05
Boston Flour Market.
{FrnrTt 1hH R111ntfH

The -four mnrket continues without animation and
the wants OF tie t:aae nore than supplied by the
absorption Of surplus stocks By the shipping demand
and large quantities. Of the eAtra grades Particularly
Of Western and Canada, Which usuaily Ind market
nbroatt, VII be seriously damaged By the time .los
day are over. holders are anxious to realize, and
eyer oEpo5tutitigs Tor trade shall be presented
@5s5; medium, Ss;5asB; and choice, inciuts;s s.
L9Sis fayosis llaats, si0o&s o. Extfa Michigan d
sel!1nEf e. n a1 ehotse DO 81 so9s csrra Ohio,
arc liSt Int !ully ap IT, the limited dciaan Super
941;.s 4s. r. exsa. $5oog5&; choice, s7enas75.
ncmEHs1y 3775 Tor sahdywinc and $10 25 Tor Patars-
e. e. Corn meal M Is dull at $lMG425; and ryo dour
, 1863-08-05
CHICAGO AS A HORSE IN AIT.
The Government Corral and hoxv 1t IL
Constructed.

Sfuce the Qu{bfeak Of the febeIllcu, an Inns
mense number of horses have been purchased
in this city, from droyes brought hlther from
all portions Of the Northwest. Iuasmuch as
theec horses have ranked fully twenty. five per
cent better than the general average, and have
been purchased at prices considerably lower
than those: obtalned farther south and east
the Govsrnment has decided to 1uake this one
Of lts Dr,nc;na1 ennn,r ro1rts c,nt,,, ~
Eeph A. Potter, 4 G. IL. has had thematter
in charre and If the marry +bonsapaa eh,,,oa
.,7. s AA15 1uooaauae e'nppeo
IRON this point, he has never lost single
nne either tv eictneaa nv +,snaror+,t,o,,
Nes - 'o y. s'on'Fott14on'
Some time ago he suggested to the Depart
ment the propr,ety Of masinp nroner orranca.
, 1863-08-05

Ocenn FrcIehts Mt New York.
Were b1sste9 ard hEner to-day. For Liverpool the
engagements included l!3 bu Eralu oy eslng ret
81 steamer. st seds&e p ION. For loadon-He9 on
ii 1t q 3t9ss. the l.tser rats by etsamsr osi
itot bxs cacete It 4es tou. For CaEk and oEdsrs-
10 Cc0 bu Tran at ID Su quarter aud SOD osls ptrro-
ieum ii e ID bri For Bshtol-5o tous heavy gooss
ara q TIM
, 1863-08-05

FLoCR-Dull and no sales, except OF nancy brands
GEA6SmMheat rery Gnes there weEe seEera1 saes
Corn Ii mode:atc demand at Sc for falr for
good, and 65c for very choice. - =
fHs1aH7s-weak; 12zc for corn, and 31c for
"i.s isFon5s brls tenr, 5000 bu wheat, $1,000 ou
corn. ljp fj.a onts 20 0cQ bu re
EIrnsTs-6 20 brle nour, a 900 hu wheat, q 90 bu
corn, C. co bu oats, l3, ,90 bu re.
, 1863-08-05

Tho Sentinel of this morning says: The wheat mar.
e. oeasd sh1de er shn n
Tns Offered foE No srng IN etoEe And but te e9nld
y for The e,me quality for ttme but soon pri-
fate adSess tsom te East began to come To- the mas'
The largest figure. at which any act1al sale took
place, however. x1s u o. One dealer otercl to sc
any amount at Thar figure Tho whole amount Of wheat
sold EAa about 50 COO bu
, 1863-08-05

Tic Corn martet, In symnathy with wheat. has nlso
tecn very Irregular during the fast week cios1ns nnict
at decline q X@ke O TIC ruling prices of tais Jay
%eeE Io1ag the m market xas 5athsF moss ~ aetire but
Mled at dsNc + a. airao In da Al " WYNN Is ~,
eu 20 at s9s aEoat l9Go hp 1o at 42s asoat: 5e99
IN - at IL. III ~ ~ He1ete ~ ~ ~ ~ n tsVt
UATs-Reccived, Isl 500 bn; shipped, 15.c0o bu: Re-
@ ceixea @ ass ~eeS @ ze4 bu: shipped s. 5o BY The
new M Ior"af9 taLher iseey o waeh 70
scnnt ~ ~ a. n1atinn hna ~ TX c9nsca rnnsscTa1a ~
nanic and tia marSet has been marked viii rapid
the week, To-Day the market was dull and heayy at
q! xs neSs M at a.. IN hu wheat
II I2{fc ff3 hi fn NJ 4or t0 bu No 1T sSC ECO bu
aq q 4oe 60 bq ISjeetcl a ~ u 81 store
1s1 hm ~ ~ & Tbs MARKET
:. e. aast ad eis, Wt5 as dsmand p9 TopY
The sales were: 1.e6o ba No. ia Il. Ws at sc tn
s1pHrssp rssp1rv-r.rs,,sa .sa ~ p.,.,-.s ,.,. u<,,. =
* ~ ~ ~ n1ss NeSA
1a1tT .aes Te1e: Is bs9s faiT ssxe no t1sct
on am,a3 at s. SSsss , s.,. =. y,
nahhist IN cars steady IL isc ""A ''4' o. IT,
for Tnnd 1is,rT ana fsc fnr chnfre ~ A " A''sssi'e
BRUOI COFN-is dull nf si2s oOca1ss 90 for rood to
prime, 8nd $1G0, ,CoTs120 co for common to good
:, ,BAGG1NG-Er1tu HlCa are ec1rCB and firm at Tho
advance noted yesterday. 0uftap6 are &C higher,
4yEInles arc q Aualc caslt5. HGAo" Quo1d+
Stafk hlliS A.. -
IeRlSton Ala 60
Mnptinr ''':.. ''''''' *
E1lnTs, four tn. asa@
Gunniee two hu.. .23zH
four b1 :.........-................-..
, 1863-08-05

An ERRon CoRRFcTED.-One Of our Clerks, In
giving the names Of all the others for the new
city Directory th,ongh some tsun%asssstaaaiug %s
a!!udtd to is clerk In office, and not porter
Ae 1t now appears In the Directory. We make
this correction In justice to the party concerned.
HEkEY GHEENHAuM
, 1863-08-05

St. Louis Lumber rnInrkct-AuV. J..
The market during the week has been somewhat tu1l
Ieae!s a5o mnklng prenaraons for large supply for
LIST rate, ${s oo feet "a do rs do; 81 TO- sa5 do;
cherry. s1 do selytnE so DO clear ooAng lis do:
common do t2 20 fencing, IS do; best Pine flooring,
rs 81 g, s3 do; yellow nfnc, same 10; s.antns,
f27so co; sinscs best, $sso do Id DO IS: 1aths do
, 1863-08-05

GOTEENNKET STOCKS.

0ovEHNNKET sroCK8.
Government stocks without decided change.
z. s. 6s u {. 106@1c8H 31c4 ..1G54ah0o
U. S. e. 81 r. cert new. COX
NoxEY-ycry easy and large supply seeking invest
rnCnt Mt SOC per cent. u
Sterling Eichango opened at 1415 and closed dull at
Gold opened ut 12sx and closed quiet at 1e1x3i27K.
, 1863-08-05

Tic market luflDg the WeeE has f11od very 1Ffc8u-
lar n.l clGseB dull anal heavy hut without any material
decline: TonAY the market was ycry dull ana trans
were sSasSex @ as9e enGn&h to establish yaIaes
ts ~ gut ca5ES e 1oG 6a Dc II Eta5ssS 4
zt9 BIZ do TN & Ts. ut SIC; 300o bn DO in Galenai
at sHc go bu DO tin H. SD at Ia store so
bE new Spring In bags ut Ole on truck.
CoHN-Ecceigca. 80 cts nu; shipped, u rs bu The
receipts and shipments during the week were:
SAaal l..
, 1863-08-05
THE CITY.

Ho,z FOR THE FR1Ep1Ess Tho monthly
meeting Of the Board will be heldat the Home
this afternoon at o'clock.
, 1863-08-05

UeWeN0 mHfket9-AuE. 4
FLouH-Unchanged.
GRA1S---NAeat Ii moderate demand. Corn and other
grains fnfct-
to New York.
, 1863-08-05

tB- Nervous Diseases and Physical Debility,
Arising from Specific causes, In both sexes new
and reliable treatment, in reports Of the Howard
charge. Address, Dr. J. sktlhn Houghton, How
ard Association, No. 2 South Ninth street Phila-
de1phia; Pa. ly194w
, 1863-08-05

! 1MPoR1Axr DBc1s1oE.-The Commissioners
OF Internal Revenue has recently decided
that billiard tables kept for hire shall pay q
tax Of five dollars each, and no more. Some
Of our Assessors hxTe construed the Internal
rRevenue1a 1aw 60 as TO require tax Of fifteen
f1nT1aYs
, 1863-08-05

GOVERNMENT CoNTRAoTs.-Those of our
readers who are interested In Government
contracts, will do well to glye their attention
to the advertisements in another column,
beating the following captions: Proposals for
furnishing forage; proposals for hardware;
proposals for roofing; proposals for lumber,
and proposals for building materials. Tho
gentlemen representing the Government:
well known as capable and ofticier. %, ..:...
and will dt ubtless deal honorably -.u i.I,Iv.
, 1863-08-05

Tie general tepressica. with which the Flour mar
ket has teen or ts rat six mouths sill
lau1c for siEHent, nm! tho demand aas been alto
RESTRICTED to The n11lng Of Enstern orers ow
nC tho nEhncSs OF the transactions It IS almost {u-
rofsiile 10 stve any other than nominal quotations.
TO-DAY The market waa neglected. and nominal Sales
500 Iris Eelitse sFrng extsu on p brls {brani
not nntucd) medium spring extra at $l.75-au dolly.
, 1863-08-05

.s'ER1cKEr MA7cu.-A single wicket mntch
for the champion ball, will be played on the
Union grounds, West Madison street, between
George Howard, Of Chicago, and by. Bun
bury, Of Canada Stumps to be pitched
at 10 q. m, Thursday, August6.
, 1863-08-05
JOHN H. CLYROURN, THE OLDEsr
1NRABlTANT.
His Fortieth Anniversary In Chfearo

-A'7 : - @'e'n anniversary In Chicago.
On the 5th day of Anpus+ 1922 ,ns+ f,-tn
years ago today. Archibald c1rhonn psr
whom almost every nerson WIN has reafdad 1,, r.
Chicago for anv length If tirne tnow. ~ -;
respects. reached the then military NOT ~
CHICAGO. hnt at that tim, het+.r tna,.n ~
Fort Dearborn. He left b,s native tovn ~
Par3sbure. CUE. county. vIrptnIs INV West
Virgiuia, ! on horseback. on the 9th n NAV
previous. and tourneyed the vhoje d,st,ncs
Is he started. On his vaq bither. he stonned
the actual time consumed on the 1oad v.s
about twenty.seyen days. At that Tina tbers
was not 3 steamboat upon thu Unner Ohio
River, nor stage line On mile Of the routa
he traversed of course, railroads were un-
known any whera. It was an almost uubro-
ken wilderness, and hs was Obliged, q larse
portion OF the time, to camp out nights, very
frequently with the Indians.
When MI. Clybourn reached Chicago, there
were about twenty white inhabitants aud pr
hsps five thousand Indians On and around the
present site Of the city, ard during his forty
years. resideuce, he has seen every one of the
latter recede before the onward march Of civ
Iization, and the population increased from
that score Of men, women, and children, to
full ons hundred and fry kaonxand souls. OF
the twenty white people which MI. Cly-
bou1n found here, only four are known to bs
living, and not one Of that number is now =
resident Of this city. Those he found here.
were Gen. ]. Baptiete Beaubien, now residing
st Naperyille: David Mckee, who WAS at that
time blacksmith to the Indian Agent. DR..
Wo,cott, now resides On a firm. near Rx.a,
via. Kane county: John K. Clark Indian
f1ader. whose residence IL at Deeree]a rprr
near the BOUNDARY between Cook and 1,,ke
counties: and Alexander Robe.tson. inter
prefer to Dr.. Wo1cott, the Indian Arant who
liyes IN The Anx PlaInes River near wbera n
is crossed by the BloomInedale road Tba
Indians esye him u large tract of land at th,t
po,nt. Which is now occupied bv Rohert. t.on
and his children. Robert.on. AZ most ~ nv
old citizens know, was 4 character IN h,a
wav He vas n .f,alfbrecd ,, that "a h,1f
srnntsb and half Indian. and a. xe hare s.,d
was intcrpreter to DR.. wolcott the Indian
Aren't Du,fne his residence here In h;s ofr.
cisl canacity. he fndu]red In the 1u.urv of
two wives. both squags, and it Ia relatad at
him ana his wives. that ther all. not on1v oc.
c,,,,,ed ,he same rah,n bnt the ,,ma haa u
ne1f.ct harmony. Messrs Clark and Mckee
named aboye a. snry1yors. had M f.m1t,e. a.
t,,ot lime The 1,te ..1ohn Vfnzfp s.,hsr ~
Ma;or J,bn r Kinz,e II "a f,ther.,n.
1,y n Mater General Hnnter II sA ,nd
, 1863-08-05

Paper Haueings II less than New York prices It
Wholesale and retail. The trade supplied On the
most liberal TENN. jy7-iW
, 1863-08-05

{, HAcKMAT FMnD.-FrankW Warren was fined
90 and costs, yesterday, for overcharging =
party Of five teachers, who arrived By tho B.
= Wade. Served him 1i9htl
, 1863-08-05

GREAT NORTHWESTERN FA1a.-A meeting
,of the Executive Committee Of The Great
. Northwestern Fair will be held on Saturday
afternoon, Aug. sth, at the rooms Of the
Yong Mems Christian Association
, 1863-08-05

BOARD OF EnuoAr1os.-The Board held:a
lengthy session yesterday, and transacted con-
siderable hutiness Of Importance, full report
efwAich will appear tomorrow. The crowd.
cd condition Of our columns compelled us
to defer the publication one day.
, 1863-08-05

COFF FEES-D During the week there his been very
itle animation and he market declined X@1c; but al
prices arc arm. 'N
CqAl:-Kcccisod LAST week by 1ake, 8C4o tons The
MARKET tor caiEoes has ruled yesy Qulct-holer eync
20 disposition to force sales We note sale TO-DAY
u 40 toEs Efte a. $7S atoat. From t4o yara thern
( q fair inquiry at pfeYfnua rntea. s ~.o
, 1863-08-05
&1 Heni.

ITO RENT-Pleasant front lodg
= i"g Eooms, furnished. without board. .. 30
Michigan 8yeEnc. ar5k111lE
ITO RENT-A two-story and base
i meat Brick Housc. with twelve rooms. bath
ON. water, gBs &c, in desirable location tbs
North 6,de east Of CLARK street. Address Post Oa1ca
Drawer 6O91- AH5k130ar
FTO RENTAL Office to reEt
J. cheap on Dearborn street. euItah1e for q Lawyer
or Doctoz's onlce. Inquire At 81 Clark atrees.
an4-k4+3t
TO RENT-Cottage House No.
Il Go. corner Of Adams snd Aberdeen Streets West
Division, containing I'VE 1ooms. w1tn water Apply
en- the premises. 1v3lh4e5 ht
, 1863-08-05

TUESDAY ETEaIso. August :, 1855.
RECEIPTS FOB TEE PAar TwESTY.FoUR HOURS.
, 1863-08-05

TOR SALE-Dock Property.
II O4s ,.s.o south Branch Dock Company oddF
r .e ~ T1tsr M ei5 s q ans s1 e
On n.hr hGf Il 70 extend an further in alrs1dy larxs
The pFogs5% TIL = y ips 4S
tsr ntsnf Tof p4rtcu1ars tnQuf1s 1t tho Company
rsecr RooEa 4, Cribs Building. N pea-eorr e .Gaf
caxc> 4 j.NISELY, Agent 1o4&39
, 1863-08-05

Michael Duggau, working yesterday in the
construction Of a sewer along Michigan arc
nuc, near Twenty second street, died about
five o'clock p. m, from eun-stroke. He had
1,ecn but few days from Canada, where he
, 1863-08-05

COUNTY, kPRQDVCK -EaGs Ase quiet It ~
91tc. Chickens steady at tlT.9st9 foF spring. Rod
Y @ss3 scafot old.' TQfkeIs lnssssaols u %.
, 1863-08-05

2L0K1PTs or LUMBER; sn1S1Lrs. LATn. ETC, 7Eo1
JAZZ. 10 Auo. !. FoR THkKA YEARS.
, 1863-08-05

= AUCTION sA1K.-We would cal tho atten-
.tion of housekeepers to the sale Of linen
. household goods, to be sold by VIM. 4. But
ders. T. Co., this morning, at 10 o'clock, at
their saleeroom In Portland Block, corner Of
Washington and Dearborn Streets. The stock
comprises large and full variety Of the most
= desirable goods.
STREET RAILWAY Acc1pEHT.-Mrs. Edward
4. Boax, the lady who was thrown to the
ground By the premature starting Of q car on
the Madison street railway, near the corner
<f Wells street, tome four weeks since, is
sttl lying in precArious condition Her In.
u1ies are internal, and from her constitution
/ ensctntfti1ify MaY 7tt prnre fatal