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, 1863-09-14

CscEnATTr, Sept. 122.-The Commercial
saye: The work On The military railroad from
Ntcbo1asv!lle, Ky., to Knoxville, Tenn, has
commenced, and will he pushed with great
rapidity. 4 thousand men to the mile
viii coon he employed. Negro lahorers have
every third slaye being taken. They will be
clothed and paid Unemployed blacks who
Hho have come into the Federal lines In
Southern States are being forwarded to labor
on the road. They will be paid one-thi.d
Wsges, the balance being reserved to aid in
providing them homes In a foreign country
Wheu the war is ever. The city Of Louisville
subscribed $GOQ, 600 to the Lebanon Branch,
and throughout the S.1te the hsa1tiest CO.
operation viii be given to the great enier-
prize.
An excursion tain on the OlIo and Missis-
sfpti Railroad run into q g1aye1 train, On
Thunday. The engineer was ki1Isd, and If:
teen passengers wounded.
, 1863-09-14

WAsu1keroa, Sept. 12.-There viii be 70
draft in Indiana under the present cali. She
hal turnished 9s, ,895 three Years. troops Her
quota under the call Of the government in
i6G1 and 1862 WIS g., 932 making an excess
In favor Of the State Of 2S, SOL, The number
enrolled in the first class under the present
the quota called for by the government,
namely: a8,632, which Is 1863 less than the
excess furnished by the Statc Of three years.
men In 1861 and 1862.
Cor. Morton, to-day, accomplished the Oh
ject Of his vieit to Washington. in tho settle
ment Of The question rs above stated
, 1863-09-14

Flour Eas held III hrn ness. bnt buyers generally
1cp9ted Of 25eo nrls Including small lot Of choice
81 tstfs Il Co 81, tiHxls t1tsa Ia
Go ton6ie e1tl. It the II At prices not
0itlon yesterday Sales coniprtaeh ic0 sks at 7Dc8
$15 en fcr Inferior fall to choice. Some 1900 ska
grades being mostly mI1cd. mixed hite and yellow,
ut H@62H y bn. Oats opened dull and uEsetted. and
torwa5a rid ook over tks e vnrions lots At SC,
So.hinE vas done IN harley. The market WA bare.
small lot Of 81 SKIS s3e was sold at Sc bu cxclu
styc Of sacks.
There was steady demand for bacon clear eiGe.,
With sales At SC 2 n lot OF eco tlerces choice lard
p:ime brought 54c.
M nsr saea Hdas F1 w stead q It ~ ~ efs sr a se
Hay was steady at s. = hundred delivered. We no.
lCe 4 decline in HnI seed to 81 2 bN excluafye Of
packages. White beans quite dull and sell low.
There were sales Of sugar Greet from Now Orleans at
, 1863-09-14

lEAvENwoR1H,. Sept. 12.-The steamer
Shreveport arrived here last night, from the
upper Missouri. She left Gen. Sibley's CON-
mund, August cath. He was then marching
to point eighty miles above, where about
6,000 Sioux were encamped, with tie lnten-
ton Of capturing or destroy lug them The
TO Fort Pierre, nea- the mouth Of the Yellow
Stone. The crew Of the Shreveport had
fight Nita, the Indians, last}ng three hours,
IN "bich three Of the former and forty of the
latter NcrI killed. At nearly every place
waere the boat attempted to land the Indians
occasions the crew we're compelled to cut
their cable and let the boat float into the
stream. A party Of Thirty mlners, who STRAIT
cd down on q fintboat, from Milk River. are
supposed to have been killed by the Indians,
, 1863-09-14
FROM THE GULF,
Capture of Two Blockade Runners.

WASHINGTON. Sept. 13-The Navy Depart
ment has received Information Of the cap
ture, on the 22d nit :, in laritade &c deg. so n,
longitude 90 deg 80 m, by the steamer Cay.
uga Of the schooner Wave, which had run
tie blockade at San Luis Paes, near Calves
ton, bound to Vera Cruz.
She had the Swiss Confederation hag fly
ing, and Is owned by J. c. Kuhp, Consul Of
Switzerland ut Galveston. Her cargo cen
siets Of eighty bales Of cotton.
The CayuEa also captured the schooner ],
r. Davis, of the Rio Gsande. having ruu out
Of the same port She had no colors, papers
or log book. Her cargo consists Of ninety
seven bales Of cotton. Both vessels were
cent to New Orleans for Adjudication.
, 1863-09-14

r,esent week With tho precedloZ one It viii ha sasn
that she nunheF recssved ta.sweek is5 :css tasa
the previous vfek Notwithstanding tho unfssoExblo
sspect with which tic market closed ias: weak. Il
sooa nsea7:e tpphse:t thai. tho aupply t1tlnshoa
tae demand tecatnc o:tkcr su5 Ices aEner Kest1y
the !c Of the stock left o7c- tto1 t1z: weak TO-
Eetter With the :ecel1a te,a wceS naF6 beea soi t
fsecf advance upoa tss c1ost3g prices ot 1&.s
ms1kes. There ALI %77c11s to be good oeu,al,
acd lr'ees rule htu1 Tia sa1es OF to dax7a-7ed ~
fellows: S4so94.7s for EScd Qualities stoo9las far
medium: and ss6t@t.oe for infer:or
Thf fol!oYEtuo aales vera etEcetad .dax.
, 1863-09-14

after The Conscrlption Act WAS passed. THIS
clever executive could easily have done, and 80
ayoidedall trouble. He showed bis lack Of
eenfc By bis foolish reply to General let.
ter aehtng him to preserve the public peace.
Instead Of telling Gtn Dir that arrange
ms nts for that purpose were already made. he
told b!m that he had writtan to the President
to postpone the d aft Gen. Dix At once saw
hls Advantage, and quietly ignored Seymour
For there and other reasons VIC consider
se3 monr rot much Of man, and no Cover
nor at all. Let our Albany correspondent be
more dir fcrimir atiug In future, and take care
rot to nix up the Herald platform acd Gov.
Seymour pruln.
, 1863-09-14

Nor1cE.-The New York and Illinois Haop
Skirt Mannfactory viii be closed untt! Tuesday
evening At o'clock P. m, on account Of the Holy
Days: We wil BE- yerT hsPpy o,eer to serve oar nu
L. TRACER q Co., Proprictots.-
9e1a-St 70 South Clark street.
, 1863-09-14
FROM ARKANSAS.
Gen. Schofeld's Official Dispatch
Of the Capture Of Fort Smith,

WASHINGTON, Sept 1S.-The following was
receiSed at the headquarters Of the army to.
day:
ST. LOUIS, Sept Il, 1867
To0ajor General Ha1leck:
Colonel Cloud routed tie enemy near Fort
Smith on the 1st irst,, and now holds that
place. Western Arkansas and the Indian
country are now in our possession.
{6iged) J. II. ScHorIELp, Maj. Gen.
, 1863-09-14
d + e D. .

In tbts city, Saturday. Eoyt f2th, Of Conxumptiou
GEO. GREGG. only child ot Wm. G. aad Euulto 4.
FJEa aged s months and II days.
Fuhtia1 will take place 1T 1l3Soath franklin street.
1t p n. to day tNonday.} Friends Of the IA nily
aIe 1asrecuuily requested to attend.
In thfs city, on s1Eday: Sept 19 at7k n Of con.
fn1 e,al nom hisla1e zealde1es. No lN Ewias 81
X st. Alban5 and Burlington. tY:.) papers. please
copy.
Sunday morning. EIrTY, yocngess child Of Murray
and kxtE Ae11pn, ~ ed II NOE tbs
Funeral to-day. atop. At restdc:ce 3a3 Michigan
avenue, Ffttrds OF the family invited to attend
, 1863-09-14
Toledo Grnsn nInrket-Scpt. IL.

Received, 81 sB tu wheat, 5,aoo bu corn, 5,toi bu
oata Wheat Ea1es COO bu amber Michigan at 81 10.
r ao a. s15a icy ns N92 I'd Il 40 "a a. It
$iso: 80 ID DO at sia; iSoa ID rejected whits at
sheSs 1oo en Do red q go hp 20 sps1ps q: IS
can at ell9 SEQ bn white sch!Son at 4l20; eoo0 bu
e. Oats. Adyaaced 2c: tales toay, Coo hu nt SEC
zoo bu At Sc l hu at s0c. 1sye-Thet arc buyers
brewers At s % z bu,
, 1863-09-14

Foreign Commercial Circuinrs.

GLASGOW. Aug 18th 1868.
.o1s go ooa e SsT1 % ssa 6
TIA Ts.do ih1oashout the weak exceedingly slow. ard
iee1as noihine u pro:ptct bnt a1oz lssei Of prices
Yea ana e uFss Esd to AZ aci7a and Legitimate
At 5esteIGay:s Ccin Erehsrg &c the:c WIS moderate
attepotntc. Hhest wts Ia fair con-0mptiVe o9mand
Ct decls q % Boil On ane parcels of nsfIs IT,
spring Corn stesdy without alteration In velne.
rss: veef. snd i seme iesaaess little less meney
mas hetE YAK En- tor Bacoa and Cheese. Batter Of ne
sts'try In 1eQ est ii Il or aut heated to sail
Lard dtlow 1t CUR tAucsatioa, hrEEL 4 CRA1a.
,... L1vEErooL. aug. Nth. 1868.
DRI3pa1U1Fs-1hc same upvasy1g aulnesz h3s
Tho country n,nikets generally. Wheat csnnot be
qut.td over ID te "a lover bht vhen any pressure 70
sell ts srpArentt further reduction Hiss nesds 6e
Of Co nAvrE failed to attract buI 70. Qcanttty
Canadian y ftely offered at rates ~ eon
tbat isIe st tke moment.
P1oT1s1oKs ct steady At tho late adyaucs fo5S
atd Shoulders ntlr ne starce and Auted Lard y
S ss a!s ss ssd Is
satts. Bltter d aae qualify drn, inferior Is to s.
EpxpEITs-Cloxcr Seed continues IA demand toT
the CoAt EFT, and price Il II higher. witn bus Ate
Rooo quality otflfor, Tai!ow hnaa euyets = Ia4
Petroleum tt1il tn good request specnattIely: tnd
iivssy IL lat thrte oabs Tor ftaaed: Crude 4 10
Ess'%sf 81 Il
aeLt ic areED.
, 1863-09-14
FROM NORFOLK, VA.
A Rebel Force on the Klae6vRter-
LousEtreef in North Caroline.

FORTRESS MONROE, Sept 10.-Five deser
ters arrived at Norfolk last evening, from the
I'd Louisiana regiment, stationed on the
Blackwater.. They report thlt the rebel
to1ce there cousis,s of Infantry, cavalry aad
artillery, numbering about 1000 In all
Lorgareet was in North Carolina, looking
after Een Peck
, 1863-09-14
1L11So1s WATER crRE.-This institution, to

which VIC hare several times had occasion to refer,
IL receiving the patronage justly due to the enter
prise. d.. Nevins informs us that he has patients
from five different States now under treatment,
with prospect Of eoon having as many as the
la.ge estab1shmcut will accommodate. Several
residents OF our city arc already rejoicing In
card will be found In onr new CitT Directory, page
BAT,
, 1863-09-14

01OUFa
We p.Int below mo6t terrible cauter,xa.
1ion Of the demagogue Seymour by the New
York Herald. That paper nerer before sud
50 much truth In SO few words:
Our Albany correspondent assures US that
Governor Seymour came up to tbs Herald
platform In Ills recent speech. This is a very
rTeat mistake. Our correspondent must be
Tery much mudaled about Seymour. he ID
nowhere near our platform yet. We edrummed
him on. after . great deal Of trouble, In order
to defeat WadsWorth; but as soon Us We had
elected lin be slid of our platform and
tumbIed down into the miro wIth the Albany
1;n6nisRed for imbecility and yerbosity. He
can ca tslk more without saying anythlng and
w19te more without meaning anything isnt thie e.
nifted III W acainst Seward for interminaela
co11espondence, ana against The lnane !9 and 9 IN
wilson assse1a1stts 5S9 aes sty o e.
ecutive ability by not filing up the quota 81
NeN York b. volunteers Inless than month
, 1863-09-14
LAW. INTELLIGEN CE.

Ctrcur7 CorEr.-Jn tho Circuit couet on aAtur-
day morning. before Judge Williams, the motion.
previously died, for rc.hea.irg tu the naat'ea 10
sacate the judgment, In the notorious hfaMman1
VI. Moody case, was taken up aud hrtahI a1gAaa
by Charles II. Willard, Esl,, a. COUNSEL fot ". ".
Dtummord.
Motion for = rc-aeastpg ovsr-su1ei,
, 1863-09-14

sliEEF-The supply Of lat sheep has becn very lin
sej. Good gualltes hnvo fetched from &Ic0 to Si50
inferior was from @3tdto 4s5. There Il considerable
setIsity Iuat now In stock Sheep. Large quantities
nre tstly btirg shpped through westward: We note
the follo1 tnS sale:
Eheep. Average. Price.
T. II $23
, 1863-09-14

We acknowledge the receipt Of the ANNA! Stats
mint It the Clint tilnatl Price Current, showing the
trate snd comNelce Ct Cf.cnnati for tic: year and
ing August 81, 1865. prepared by VIM. Smith. Esq.
Superintendent of the Chamber Of Commerce. As
ttusl 1t is coup.elo aud Jet concise. exhibiting
abtlty In the compilation Of statistics which We arc
1o1ry to say Ia .azo. Te naka q few extracts from
the Ieport:-
, 1863-09-14

srrEnv1sons.-Tbe Cook County Board q
Supervisors. commence their zes ulas quarterly
session on Monday,
, 1863-09-14


,r 4h 1t,..sa aa.1 taas morn.
1uik on hand being thin COWS and steers for which
tnere inert vas ','.e o. no demand. There were, how
quickly sold at prices ranging rom sxssxc d @ rhe
remaining lGts sold fetched o s2xe At which
wnrd tendency cxcenting ~ 1no1 ss,n1nr s~a,es
rnE CLOSE Of THE aAnkEr:
Il a gooa
ThIs may parity be accounted for from tic fat Of
.toer On Goseenment aceonnt W From .se enferea
sales ut the various yards we and that head were
supias u eattlo @ sastor r95 psSes seea
Ne note the following gales;
Coplev Andrews sold Baldwin Sol Cattle aycrar.
Ing . Is. at 81 3d.
- Hncr soa bala"1n . eattle, averaging 1e s at
Williams sold Spencer Campbell 6 Cattle az mr.
Ing 81 ~. at i; ~ IT. 70 2 heal q
Mt ii s0 ~' ~ >'"e'Ae -F''@ 80
Case sold Keineuian 80 Cattle averaging $50 ns at
foW n. =, .4.,. ~.
AsS etA1 Ae4uluAA - SoteASf NfeAokAaE At%4e Wet
$IW. "a o..u. .u.....u- o,~
taee ~ A'e'AeA1s ~ ""ssA1' "fsASeA1s 7o' We v"
, 1863-09-14

DLooA.-Tle Assessor Of the town of
Bloom, Cook County, returns the ra1ue Of person.
III property in That township at over $780, ,0o0 and
the real property as over $4,000. This Is about
one-third Of The actual values.
, 1863-09-14
FROM NORTH CAROLINA.
The Raleigh Standard Omcc
Destroyed.

FonrREss MONROE, Sept. ia flag Of
truce arrived from City Point this evening.
The Richmond Inquirer, tf the 11th inst,
says:
The bficc, type and presses of tho Raleigh
(N. CO. standard, edited by VIM. Holden,
have been destroyed By party Of Georzia
soldiers. Mr.. Holden was In Petersburg ut
the time. In return tor this outrage, the
citizens and friends ofthe Standard destroyed
Ike Office Of the State Journal. Gov. Vance
reached the fpot after the work Of destruction
Was completed, and begged the crowd to
desist, rebuking them for the act, and telling
them TINT no such example had been set in
Lincoln's domfrions.
From The Army of 1Iae Potomac.
WASHINGTON. Sept. 12.-Information from
the Army Of the Potomac shows that we still
guard the fords between Falmouth and the
Raptahannock station. Rebel picEets still
continne 1t this point in front Of ours, and
occasionally conre1ee with them, but they
psotess to know little or nothing Of Gen. Lee
and the deposition Of lis forcss.
A. note nom the Upper Potomsc states
that the guerilla White was recently near
Purccllsyille, London Va, aud tLat Mosby's
forces continue mounted near he river.
, 1863-09-14

PEACHES BT THE CARGo.-The steamer J.
Barber brought over b,to0 baskets Of peaches
about :, 800 bnshels-on Saturday,
, 1863-09-14
THE CITY.

PEHso1AL.-Gov. Yates Is IN the city, stop
ping Rt The fremont House.
, 1863-09-14
MPoETs And KZroETH.

Tie following table ssoMs the whole rumber Of
stt aDtoa!s and tarEes wh!ch ran between lhts and
, 1863-09-14

EQO1Nl1VS9.
TT lpx the wholesale Eet ca:h p1fees OF
oil tho leading styies Of domestic dry goods Auld In
tho New York market:
, 1863-09-14

DRowEED-A sai1or named Frank Cor
man was lost overheard nom the schooner Dread.
pought. of Two Rivers, on the 7th in.tant. Ey-
cry exertion was made to recover him but In
yafn.
, 1863-09-14

DIED 1T TIE SOLDIERS HoxE w. Gran
dan. Of Company B, asth Wisconsin, died at the
Soldiers Home, OF typhoid fever, Saturday cren-
Ing.
, 1863-09-14
CHICAGO THROAT AND LUNG IN.
STITUTE.
Dr. Ayers New Mode Of Curo.
McCORMICK'S BUILDING, CORNER RAN
DOLPH AND DEARBORN STREETS.

The citizens Of Chicago, as well as ncighboring
lake and inland cities, have observed the alarming
prevalence and increase Of that dangerous class Of
More cff:ctual measures than those which gen.
orally prevail arc called for, and It is to this end,
md ne nslt ht TT n
euccess in this direction than by occasional &c.
search and observation. that has led to the esta~
lisbeat Of Th.oat and Lung 1ststRi9n 1a CHI
possible advantage Of medical treatment Of this
By lie permanent establishments Of the institute
II Chieago, inyalds can at all times coosa!s the
Ji insaltds Who hayc failed to derive benefit from
medical treatment, and who have made frnitlc:s
new practice abundant reseon tor hope, as numer-
ous instances have been Teported Gyen q the en-
tire restoration to health Of PARTIES n this city
remedies rem although they had previously been pro.
Tts peculiar efficiency is especially noticeable in
sn@ptten9. nass eaah bleashs asihna and
Diseases of the heart. TO this class OF cases Dr.
Aycr gives his undivided attention. :,
Nor1cr.-The New York and Illinois u8op
Skirt Mandatory viii be closed until Tuesday
evening st o'clock ?: m, on account Of. the holy
DAYS We wia BE- TerF esRpy to se5se oar nu
se1ast 70 South Clark street.
KEs1uck1Ass, AT1EST1ox:-MeCu1dy c.,
S. Randolph street, branch Of Lexington, Ky;
house, arc. prepared to faEnleh clothing q all
Go 70 TEE BEsr-Go 70 BnrAET & STATIONS
CHICAGO CosIxERc1AL CoL1kGE, to get thorough
practical business education For circulars ad-
dress {enelosins stamps} BaEAsr g s7sA79os'
Bc:F. E, Rsby, g Randolph street, y selling Nlg
, 1863-09-14
PORT OF CHICAGO.

MARINE NEWS
, 1863-09-14
EuA1 n n4 HtZt Efeat U1 Dry Bf0nCHl{fs,
sease very prevalent in this country.
! an, sir, your obedlcnt servant,
JAMES HUNTER, NJ. D.,
Physician for Dleea.cs OF Throat and Lungs,
III Clark stract Ch{rapn

i CARD.-D,s. R. Il ]. Hunter, Of New
York, Physicians for Diseases OF the Throat and
Lungs. respectfully. announce that they have
opened an otftco permanently In Chicago At 1Bl
oder to give thcse dcsErous OF consulting them an
opportunity Of having personal examination.
The Chicago o:nce Is DOW under the personal
supervision OF DR.. James Hunter, who my
be consulted at the above address from half
past 9, a. m.s to 5, P. M, daily, Sundays OK
copied.
, 1863-09-14

For REHEA1sAL.-The members OF the Musf-
cal Union are requested to meet at their rooms
n Methodist Church Block, MONDAY evening at
eight O'Clock, for rehearsal. Hans Bstalka will
be at the rooms every Thursday and Saturday,
between THREE and six O'Clock in the afternoon,
10 examine candidates for admission
, 1863-09-14

diocesan CONFERENCE.-The Annual Con
vcnt1on Of the Diocese Of Illinois will meet at the
Bishops Church. on Wednesday morning, Sept
10th, at 10 O'Clock. The Rev. Clinton Locke will
preach the sermon. The address by Bishop White
house viii be delivered Oh Thu1zday morning. at
10 O'Clock,
, 1863-09-14

CoMMEND4nlE L1BERAL1TT.-H. E. Sar-
gent, Of the Michigan Central Railroad, has kind
y offered to transport wood, for the Soldiers
Home, free Of charge.
, 1863-09-14

MORE sTEAM Tres FOR Cmc4oo.-The
Detroit Adre,7tser says: 1.-THE tuss Stranger
and Sol. Rum1nage, we learn, we've to take their
departure laet evening for Chicago, whero they
will be engaged In harb1r service the remainder Of
the seAeon."
, 1863-09-14

The tax law was not rut into operation until about
+ lst Of October but the impression being that ali
WHISKY made after the 1st Of September .wonll be
taxed dstiiing to some extent suspended about
tho INIT Of September: and had the tax not In
done this d. the trade IN the article strictly pro-
About The Ut of October tao internal Revenue nd.
Astillataou seasea. and viz not resumed for soine
thc manufacture q sleohol and eyen ia thls dlasa
ihngs done which complicated tho business eTcn for
consumption vas supplied from the stock which had
Rained below III cot prices tS tls.!lleEs uatIl
deduciing ths tax-txeaty eents pr gallon
from the current prices un 70 TINT ate aud then COM
rasiug TIE IL balance with re Price q corn then cur
nearly zoo per cent Thle the exports have fallen On
lut tl!rtr per cent which Is owing the large stock
On hand year ago. TO which we then refcrfed There
was falling OF IN the exports Of alcohol equal to
q 0o barre whisky, which leduced tits disparity but
still the facts chow that tho amount Of whl3ky on hand
last year must have been very heavy, BECAUSE owing
to the high prizes Of foreign liquors. the consuinpton
OF Domestic Hquorn has increased materially In the
prices We eIvc below, tho duty Il inc1nded tho past
year. but the previous year taers duty so that
n orteT to make correct comparison, 29c ssoad be
deducted from the prizes given Eince the 1st Of Oeto
her, 1852. The rise n GOLD had -rked trluencc on
the price OF this article.
, 1863-09-14
Price.
Si;5
CHICAGO DAILY MARKET,

s.mrD,Y .E7yxrHl, senteuber IL f7ss
~rrrUm.: rru IT. ona.ooa,..t, 80,
~ nEAE1e.1A4SLtoa LIZ SaG.ssniS9nrts WssGs
40 hcFfAL8 stuls. hnts tACa1upuu ana =. Z. M II
nnn vita aeAt; a. as5c: Ptop- 11A4pe. Msu oa1k
EneIWan. WIN OaS, ht e. ~ OsNkGo:-Datk
stusEts. MncAt q! s!sc. ~ otD1asbtAH s-sces.
MennuI|E.x = Leat, 81 Lc: --a i.~, ,a,o.
..EIOUA-Isece!Yeu t,'t3@ 9lls bl1ipgen. *s:V oI
AalAes qMass Anu s9nte ~" - ~ oaso II
ERTKAs- ~ olls bEilaant ~ SiW; - OTIS Fly"
NOUN lSoSk goou r: Lonls "nne n e2Lsn q S0;:a;
SV~ pfa Elamf:nn ht SV.W,: ~ 9Ils Hasntlue
Eagle ~ $95e ~ b5ls fG1f! t5p!lngue!ul mlsel
REQ An4 While, a. S5n ~ OTIS le9 "lueT extra n
81s. WINTER suPEE3,s5 1r!s winter spneE at ft3
6rIISG EXTEAs-lt9 brla " UerWent. u or!3 air
waer and 150 brig choice eprtng ext1a-a1t ct 90;
1oo 6rls Hanehetts Best. at $a8 so9 hsas "CaSeo"
lair eatfn ut 8l5 Jog bsls do q 100 hr d! Stf9
SPRING SupKE.1o0 bIls Spring super ct $75 q brls
ping extra 1t - f5 s btls DO ut IS Is: 10 b1ls soar
sxtTa At $3s5; lkrE ELoEE-6o brls good a. 500. 500.
, 1863-09-14

GTOLEN-On the 3lst ct August,
- one MACK Mare; aneus 5safe Old. . aos las::e7
srsntcse, q, naSE. tecr worn ard lana. ki.o. oao
gocd sized brown Yetr old colt. h:acx nane, tail.
hird Hsf UoerAt revArd for laforrlscon 81 a. to
teceyer fLtTn. sc5 81 for the tesi. 81, T BLACK.
iSToE Ge1ssho. III. 9.la alfi3 II
, 1863-09-14

lSQEEsT.-0n Saturday morning, an inquest
was held on the body Of Caroline, wite Of Henry
Kirehner, living On South. near Ha1sted street
who was drowned IN the river near Halstcd street
bridge. Verdict accordingly.
, 1863-09-14

EB- Nervous Diseases ard Phy1leal Debility,
arising fom Specific causes, In both aeIet-neT
ard reliable treatment, In reports OF ne HoNara
AsFociAlon-sent IN sealed letter envelope NE o.
charge. Address. Dr.. j. Sk11lln HouEhtont How
ard Association, No. ! South Ninth st1eet phia- ny
dolphin. Pa au1l-3m
, 1863-09-14
COMMERCIAL.

nArunpAr Eyky1x0, Sept. II. iass.
Tho foiie ~,pg ,nlls shows tho receipts aud ship
sneats duttrg tho psat twcn:yiouT hours:
agoxtrry ron rwxNTr.roun HouHs FAST.
, 1863-09-14
WARNING TO DESERTERS.
Their Names to be Published In Dis
Cr4CGs

NEW fonE, Sept. ~, 1868.
Tie Washington special Of The N. Y. Times
eayt:
"Descrters from the several armies had
better take timely notice OF their coming dis.
grace particularly that frightfo1ly great host
Of absentees from the army Of the Potomac
Their names will soon be published In the
newspapers Of The several States by districts,
ard character Of military te1ons Of the
worst grade will be fastened on them ineift-
o nns ee MeT e 2a them qe9RSd to hs d
Of duty.
, 1863-09-14

Cleveland Grain NTnrkct-Sepf, II.
Fece1vsd. s50 bu whea1 ESQ bu corr. 600 hu oats,
$50 bu bailey. Whcat-No sales. market nuN. Cern
ssk@5ic. RE dnIl held at 710s2c. barley W quo4e
1t s5cGe 60. Lake Fleighls-flia schooner Ottawa
WAS charter ed to day At &c tor VT est to UaweEo
, 1863-09-14
31axDiag.

POARDlN4-Two finely located
~ trent Eoons. With he'd Ioo@s attached f to .ss.
did reIshboTrood. IN tie larGr and coMnoaloua
house 10 Is n abash sYe7ue. Io1etcaesa exchanged.
Bel4.U1GS:t
, 1863-09-14
A CARD,
Rcmnrlkn bic Cure Of As,hfun.

Some four years ago DR.. Aver OF til. Chicago
Throat and Lung Institute, IcCormIck's bsldlns,
corner OF Randolph and Dearborn streets, effected
aradicsi cure Of Asthma in the caee Of indy Who
hsd suffered CONC twelve Or fourteen yea.s con,'n
vas The wife Of Geo. ". Rice, Es1r:, gentlemsa
following ia m answer to note Of inquiry, as to
neither The crrc OF Asthma had been permanent
or rot.
CINCINNATI, Jan. q, 1868.
J. WInslow Aver, II. D., Chicago, ILL.,:
DEAN S1n-I was this morning ngsecably sur
priced upon reception Of your truly kind note.
Accept ny grateful acknowledgements for this cvi-
senGe oi 5our regard; aud the manifestations Of
tIent.
Rest assured that sball always feel under tho
greatest obligations to yon; and If ut any time
can say ANYTHING retps{tlns her cure; that will BE-
was entirely free from the disease, during the
whole Of l1et year {lSG2). not having a single
symptom. Her present health Ia es good "a usual
no symptoms Of asthma.
Wishing you SUCCESS aud prosperity in yonr pro-
fcEstou, remain yours mort truly.
G. ". RICE, Box sGs, Cincinnati, Ohio.
, 1863-09-14

Go 70 TIE BEsT-Go 70 B1rAET T. STEATroys
CHICAGO CoAxEac1AL CoL1EaE, to get thorough
practical business education For circulars nd
dsees {erclosing stamps} BaKAST O. sTaA79os,
, 1863-09-14
FROM KENTUCKY.

klcholasy1lfe, Ky. to Knoxville.
Tenn.-1mprfksmen OF Slaves-RA1I.
road Disaster.