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, 1863-09-27
7IlE KALAMAZOO RAIR,
Tho Triunsphs of Chicago.


- KALAMAZOO, Sept. IS, 1Bsa
Tho great State Fair 10 ended. And financially
has proved complete success. Its managers
cloto up the booEs with clean $4,000 In their
treasury. Probably no State Fair held here for
Yeas has proved such suecess In point Of attend.
s1ce and financial returns. Ills an eloquent ia.
dex Of tho stability Of tho North that while pursu
irg 20 Devastating war her people can yct dnd
tltne to cultivate the gestler arts Of pesce, and
while natting down an armed too with one hand.
With The othHE cAn purBuo ali the branches of
name. ~ completely evidenced In the fair Just
Among Other noticeable features Of this falr was
Int large number Of articles on exhibition from
Ghieaeo, and perhapF the lnoet striking Of all was
. .ac case VIE which Chicagp swept OF tha premt-
Chh.eaden- kimbe1l and others, whose names d.
NOT osTnt TO NE, Ill easne In Eot thetr sharc. aud
vel did they deAc1ye 1t, especially Etmba1i nv.
W. k1nnAll, Ia Lake etfeet-Eps Hhoso ,nac1niE
cent BALLET, Davis Co.'S piano VIA fhn cSe,nd
centre OF attraction dusing the fair r. Gsss
splendid tnAtEurnent, on new scslt with xfesi
bars running diARonallY across and of extrn sf1e
thereby securing exba power 6nd b.iIlsncy. For
case oftouch, volume Of sound and sparkling tons.
tession Of tho mir, admitting crowds satacFed
around 1t, and every unlucky musical WRIGHT Win
made his or her appear1nce, WIS pressed into sef-
vice. During its rtay 1t dtecoutsed nearly everT.
thing from tho battle Cry" to Bymphony, md
displayed the most extraordinary resources.
!: Al an old resident Of your city, I am proud Of
the success Chicago men have achieved, xlthoush
somewhat at our expense, but 1t vas wosthlly
won. Az Old CHcAooAs.
, 1863-09-27

TEE F1Axcxa-ThsE Eew York Evening Post saJs
ter dnce the wat begsn Than 1t tho present moment
Mr. ctsso does not allow himself much margin In hA
way OF surplus oae5, but under hs ssasezu hs nee4a
, 1863-09-27
COMMERCIAL AL.

SATURDAY EvxsIHu, Sept. -, 1861,
The following table shows the receipts and ship.
ments during tho pass swcntJ.four houS1:
al 4
, 1863-09-27
Chicago @ribn11t.
SUNDAY. SEPTEMBER ~, 1868.
:. ;. TIE CITY,

------
oeNoAt, el-. -...- ~. -. -ooo.
-~ rTyr%y
- ALL j 111 l.
.~.
AgTESrIoS, LAp1Es.-Ihe ladies Of tue city
arc requested TO meet At the Ladies' War Commit
tee rooms Garrett bocS, 10 esw 1or tho Army OF
the Cumberland. Iaeso sh o. "ofk prepared
10. many hands. H1s aesiss0le 70 seno oo1ea al
room Is possible, and fpeeaf and generous r.
Br ORDER OF the coxhzrTEH.
,..--., .,,..
A71sseioNa ea 40 s.ae1 " Au
anselAte"7n. N Anosaet .o'a.an VI senue"An
and lsoS' ana s.rs,s ssnse:nen uesu'ns ooa1a
on "aoaen u ~ M.e.su w., H,oaase' a pstsonaa
SeauAl1sAans1 "4s. ~. appn's "sa1sa1s w ~
leto"meus y ,,".e.,. ~. " aoeo na'tns
aesaes ~ Ia. w. ~ II ~ e4eel!eat oppot@
'u4''' ~ ''1S '.-..- -ss-Y..sH ee-.s.oSAA7' i
SEIZURE or TouAcco uHDrn rftp RrvpS,r
Ac1.-Eiehtccn bntrels Of manufactured smoking
tobacco: were seiEed, yesterday by George
Schneider, ESQ under the Internal Revenuo Act,
In the Auction HOUSE Of Horne & Rusaeu, on
Dearborn street. The tobacco had been remover
from teEo:y on Madison street to de1saaa tne
Government Dy 20 doing, the parties consesneos
have exposed themselves TO Z severe peaaASs .
.r,,-.,p--o ~, ar,na,;v oven-
80 ..,1,.,, -. nn,,i;r f,ror
~ 6..s;.ss. ~ 49, ,1r.s ~ n.,,,o,t ~, I'm
Al 49, ",vs,, f,-...;, - ~, ,rsxio,,.
ei4,a. sr.... ..us, .rha ,h.-s,,a- :. . W.,
Au... ~ - "s,,a t.o., NJ -. h,-o hao-. e
ee :. -H,,, .,.,,.,e .,,.s. ,,,st,,s - ~
A'ss .'v.e ~. sosa,.aas ,s.~ a s,.e"..rnf
u@Aus -. - Z. 1nn.. ..tors t,a ,,-oss sro,-s
, 1863-09-27

Few York Stock hnd Money yn1axket-Sep, 20.
Goy1RNNXXT 6ToCEB.
Us6s q, COUP. 1o6A 7Scs Treas... s...+....l0s9117
Money easy 1t per cent.
Sterling Exchange nruer at 1S6l3a.
Gold higher; opening at $sN, advancing to S9k and
Total exports specie to-day $4,000.
Government stocks stea1y'
, 1863-09-27

6r1iN-Whest In good demand md batter. AM
her Inoiank $l5; Milwaukee club. o. l6 LAST night.
No, MlH 4qkea club, $l.18; amber 1EdI4nA, $t22H
al 23k Corn better Illinois mixed. sc.
, 1863-09-27
Ao'@t.. s''.sss'+''+.s>s.fsss's'
THE OPENING or TnE HTRkKT.


= THURSDAY. Sept. .i--lno market for Beef Cattle
oreusl thia morning with about 10 head at tho ya.
ous yards Tho quality Of the stock generally wns
very INFERIOR consisting chiefly Of Stock Cattle say.
eral large shipping nT7uE were represented ii tho
market whose object evidently was to secure any.
thing like falr shipping grades these not being 10
bapo tho business Of the dag dragged along at very
SLOW and dull pace and en- led By the sate Of 10 head
at priees rsng1nx non si.15o3.&s. Tho principal
amount Of business Eonc-wAs from $40 to f;73 and
the lots wesu chiefly purchased br spectators and
butchers.
FupA1. Bcpt 25.-Thero wa cousidcraaly mo,e
activity In The market todny. and a yerv marked
imnroyemeut in tne stoor. the eneet of rh,cs
va, aosn :nD.ssas tn tho ee.psea
vsucod rates At walch sAle1 wore nade. On coupAr-
Ing the average rates OF tho two days, II u SEGA tAt
=, W. w voas -"
Tx entirely c.u.e BY ,hs superior quality Of tne
ssoek sola on @ Ifaaay. Tnese ~sse tsresA lola q
u1ous N owners accenn,. ono Of 10 head bsioue.
iss to Nesn. WisssT = 60. Of tals city. ftoaa sas
.e .sy :. ~ ~ 70 ~ s.. s'sae A.
10 Nt.n,. Ne.nns CO. n ssl .sr besa. ars,ss.
ltE 1.so D. THIS sals. da,l,k Tho Day amounted 10
,.sl st p'i rsaxns Sm s
g,sdes. =. --,..-.. -, -. -. ~. ..,.'
cIoss J. o. m 1asa.skar.: -. ~.
ths dsy amounted 10 7s had, and Tho entered .aes
sl.s7Kasso pez ito 81. several very ans iots sf
.s.pplss ksce' *efs o'oest On sossnsien ssd ve
commenced purchasing TOT the ensuing packing .ea
son saa nas sere5sl osaeF asns rere IN Ito Ia:kst
tas &C eospecea VITA ,ns os tho d.y rrtess
, 1863-09-27

x'coANlcK's BU1Ln1Nn, conN1n or RANDOLPH
AID nEANnunN erRkkre,
, 1863-09-27

:MErzHEoIoa1cAL>-TE following shows
the state Of tho weather fol the week ending Sept
s6th, as kept BY E. L. o'Hasa, Apothccasy and
Pharmacentist, No. 80 West Randolph street. cor
rcr Of Canal street:
, 1863-09-27

The probable value Of the stock. 800 per cent.
In other words The tho stock of the Illinois Cen.
tral Railroad should be selling ut a premium Of
Two hundred per cunt.
, 1863-09-27

TIE AUTHORITY OF FoI1CEMES.-1t appears
to us that the eascs 10 which \ city officer has
authority to asrcst, without warrant, ought 10 bc
moro clearly and distinctly defined than, accor1.
Ing to the police regulations, a. interpreted by
our City Magistrates they seem to 10 at present.
The ru1c Of tho commoa Law on this subject We
uuders.And to be simply this: II shr csimo Of Of.
ienso IL peEpctzated under the cyos Of tho
Ot1ccr he can ar1c1t tho offender without war.
rant; II otherwise thero must bo complaint and
warrant before legal arrest eau be made. Still,
where tho czamc IL hagraut, the concurrence OF
testlmnny strong, and there is great dsngsr that,
IN Ma time necessary 10 procure q warrant, tho
guilty. party will 'cteapt, 10 suppose that mn
omeeT wou1d be considered % hafioR discretion
10 ovefiaep the sssact1y legal rule, and mako tho
c1'eeae1 Of she case the Justification OF his bold
mesa. = -
Nov, the authority of tho Corporation ia not
txefcised Independently Of tho general law, but,
withsthe exception OF those powers specially
granted ~ the Charter, IN suhosdtnatson to II
and polling In the Charter can be tskea =. eivipe
Police onscet indefinite authority to arrest, dras
OF, and Lock up, any person vho has been 20 uu-
fortunate rs TO excite his suspicious.
These remarks hare been suggested By case,
which was d.sposed Of, L day OF two ago, In the
Police Court. Two tea1nstere had a quarrel about
&he right o1precedeneet In the cousse Of which ono
ofthem used abusive language; enough, perhaps,
TO pnt him In the category Of dieorderly. AfteF
the difficulty IVES over, this pcEtou had retired to
q saloon, and wa1 quietly taking glass Of ale,
when the Other party returned with an officer to
arrest him. The party who wAs to be arrested
questioned the authority o. the officer to do 10
without warrant, and when the ot0cer insisted.
made forciblo resistance. For this he wss dncd
, 1863-09-27

Rates to panii,t IS pcr csr II iess iian 10 Budalo,
Nteu shipped b5 all rail. -
BEEF CATTLR,
Tat tctal receipts Of Beef Cattle for tbs week end.
ing to-day, amount, according TO tho daiy rcc:ipsa
posted On Change, 10 s;s4l head. This Is sD head
mele thar last week, ard So more than the CORES
perdirE wpt Ct list year.
Tho daily receipts 1t the various yazds compare a.
faIloHa.
, 1863-09-27
r OST-On the oath inst. a1eathe,

ipt esek uook containing ntsJ uye dollaxa U. T.
cur cry. (ave Ten dollar AZ nne AIe do4lr no.a
hrexN pfn fth the Initials ~ e.. ana da1th
ut does q: M.s. Kanm1 snt Jonn KAEux: Whoeyet
WI 1e.nrn tse esDe to this tt1te will b snisaaiy
feEattet. -. tan n10l12t
, 1863-09-27

ATrES1IoS.-Attentlou Is called to An
Advertisement III another column Of gentleman
and 14d1, and strg1c, gentlemen desiring board
. on Wabash or Michigan Avenues. a personal
acquaintance with the applicants warrants us In
recommending tho attention Of those having
dcsl.es In that direction 1t ID Al excellent oppor.
turitr tos thoee having spare rooms.
, 1863-09-27

t9 ~ fss&7 tG3 G23s ~ - y
Last Venk.... 4t9z zhf43 3<35Qkt1 &1,s1tM lozSa.S2
1ast yeaF..... 3ea50s,E0 1saS4a6E At.s1 f1o Aza.
, 1863-09-27
DR.. Ayers Ho1v modc OF Cure.

CHICAGO THROAT AND LUNG IN
STlTUEE
, 1863-09-27

NAVAL ST0RES-ptmand worry sctlve, cspo.
tley sor !niEE anu st!ppIn2 purpo!cs, aad pr!ccs
az: M 1. ~ @st:so Manila Rope. Q y
0skusn.:.::,.: !66 ~
b0th whtto aud yc'low LIn9eed Oh. both raw and
notltt harc asaia 1dsapeea ID g Esi'on% % 9nr Qno:s.
Stocks and ND fresh tsceiptstf
this seasons crop Of ns cod arc coluc In voFy slow
urwnt d tendency, VIC Quote{s
, 1863-09-27
CHICAGO CATTLE mARKEr.


For tic Week Ending September &c, 1853.
The receipts Of Deei Cattle and 1.-Two Hogs At the VI.
rousyAtdt In the city tu.sE the past weak. ending
, 1863-09-27

:: Ioans, DepodtS Erec9e. .EiftHtMAt9n. ~ ~.
Ny.Eepf II. .aeQsg1Y - lB5;M1n 81 ,o1t .Nt AAH05
Losth,sept1 p Esa1@ MAnag : s:591xS5 :1as5
, 1863-09-27
Tho nishop,s Church.

hooonr, +ha n1e1nnt st-rctrros f,r ,.,..s
nr-na... .s.t .dorn ch,c.ra ~ 49,. v ~..ns. e..,
- ....,r.. .,,o,,h rr,to- 49,, ,.N.e s a.Aee'
t,,hn,,on ,,,,x A.. ,oo,n ..-,r,aa.as pSa@~r
ttaouuoa, "aoJ aso moro stt'Eang and snowy Will
ont, but none to our mind moro ehasts and impress.
s1o fntarna1ly. thnn tha ed{t4re nj III. corncr ~
w..h1,-,4o-, .ra p6..,. s,.~... ~ ~ y.
Naen1ns1on anu feo1l6 Stfeete, eonsec1ased TO the
rites Of worship afte1 The Episcopal form. and
known Al !. thu Dtshon,a chnrch y e,.,t1ru ~.
.,.:..-.u- ~ ops"A"& WI
ourselves tnat u, 1os the wr1tor OF this
asticle,) wc are not only strong psotestante Il
araiu.t the Koran r..th,rir. INT st-or aI.,.ntsr,
49, ~ eae.eaes oat e1one olssta'ete
but acknowledge that in tho seml eyubolicll ckas-
scter of An .rcbttactnvn pho.. Tow. ~, .orea.
s11'1~A1'o "uos" 4'4n' a's ~oAs4'
0atea from t1ma tmnemofiA to sacred uses, the
Epiecopal Church has IN immense advantage oyor
Ill eerta ard rocr.rttc,~. ~ . ,nora ,no1.r, d.tn
r7,s S,I.,sS,. r,L..s - - ...L~.,,- -.
4no n'ehop lauren "as ot's'nauy ouHt, @no
subsequently enlarged and adorned under the eye
and supervision OF Bishop Whitehouse himself.
.vbo !. =. ,uct a,.t,n,,,.hrd ~ rr,.,r.,,.. -
...-. 40 1u.n ~. ~. a.'on IL
matIe3o o1 t4ete Is 1o1 pfotanuEy In mAtteta OF
lcsrnipg. In his. annual address To the c1nsRy OF
the piocssea a couple Of weeks sinca. tbe pishon
49,. - ,e,,a+ ~, =. .ao
which tho church had undergone during the yea.
preceding. Very seldom kaye vo heard or re.a
.,r,ht,, ,,o,o ,a,,ato ,,.tt,, .,...-. ASse
AusAtus INV 4ep,sto ".aa e4oaaeaee tnAu Inc
paesago OF ane aodfess deFoted to this atnp1c
theme. Az We omitted all allustou to II In our
svnonsfs ns tbe eadrrss and ~ :. x.-~h,t.r -.
ots ~ =. .'..'." ~A3 - =" 's'' piie'' We
, 1863-09-27

ATTENTION, 1Ap1Es.-The ladies Of the city
arc requested 10 meet At the Ladies' War Commit
tee rooms, Garrett Block to sew tor tho Army OF
the Cumberland. There will hs work prepared
10, many hands. It IL desirable to send boxca ~
room Is possible, and speedy and generous re-
spouse to this cali ie hsped for.
BT ORDER OF THE COMMITTEE.
, 1863-09-27

Lrnn1R-F1ss CIcAf VI o3o tt.,,,,..,.. F51na3 nf0
Etcopd C1tk5. ,.,.,...,..,, Bln fN 20
Third clear, ....,........ N0G6Rs0tU
Etock kDcaTts-....,.,,,,,,,.,.,,..,. HhttNN
Dox OF 6oltcI Boards, .......s........,.. 10ha1AM
Common DcasdS. dfy la..9z.....
Common loRrda Esetn.. ..'..s.s....... 1tnAl,....
Gull Uotfu4. 1&st4.....
Eent1nx ........... l604a.....
stscpd Gie.t MooslnT eS feuxs: :..:,,.. ea6 81
Ectnn0 on Flooring. TouGh .,,,..,.,,... c1G@Sn lsl
siihH CltaE dEtased. la0NsD.oo
ssSadd ssesad conGon: caa .sSssis
Long !oiHts. x1t1s25 70
eaASed 6hlp91ea |M...,,s..s,,,,,.,,,.,. 44G2 423
BhsFed ehtrElts. No. 1,.......4......,,. BHAs gf5
SeoaI Ehn9|es... ana 81
Fsyt! shnFit* Ia. sSN s7s
LAth. 1000 pc1 1&m -.
fosts. 1G6f1is1
EfcEEtB 1&DcGthtU
, 1863-09-27

RANK s7A1Exxx1a-The statements OF mo osnn
of tba three principal cities OF tho unioo for thu List
week compare With the pfeyious one, And tae cosfe
pending tisne Of 1ssa, - 6o1loxs:
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-05-30

A dirty conservative dog writes us a
very abusive letter In which he asserts
that aaberham Lincop was apinted pres-
Adot Of the y Stats and Jefferson Q. Da-
Vis was apinted for sac CCOsdOd States"
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-05-30

II was announced in the Press of
Thursday that VIM. Demumbrane, citi-
zen, had been arrested, the day kbfOre, as
a spy. We find that many persons are
under the impression that our friend, w.
R. Demumbrane, OF the hrm Of Lee S.
Dunn & Co., bankers, is the gentleman
referred TO. This is a mistake. The
party undor arrest is another man, a
citizen Of Cheatham county. w. r. De-
mumbrane has neither time nor dispo-
sition to play the spy. lie is engaged
in far better business.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-05-30

The little copperhead Louisville Dem
sSat, spreads itself, coils, wriggles, and
Kisses almost as well at times as the big
copperhead, The Journal In late Issue
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-05-30
A sensible letter.
FORT THOMAS, SEAR GALLATIN,
Nav 18th. 1888


May 25th, 1883
Editor sfthe Nashville Union.
DEAR Sir; The UNION has such a glo-
rious ring to Il to all ears that love Union
music, We, the undersigned, members OF
Co. O, l02d Regiment Illinois Volunteers,
enclose herewith one dollar each, to pay
for your valuable paper, TO be sent to our
friends in Illinois, that these Of them who
have been troubled with Copperhead
proclivities, may learn TO dance to the
sound of the UNION, as they will be
compelled TO, sooner or later. Believing
that the earlier in life wen learn the
steps, the easier il will be to practice
them when older, and better for all con :
cerned, is the reason for our sOlicitude
for them and our country. Hoping that
the Government saving sentiment so ably
presented in your paper, will speedily
pervade the hearts of the entire popula-
tion of our once happy and prosperous
country both North and South, we re-
main yours,
O. w. GREa0, o, s., Co. c.
THOMAS MERRYMAE,
aud others.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-05-30

A man in Illinois a few days ago
drank the health Of JEFF. Davis 10 rum
shop, laid down upon bench and died
in fiseminutes afterwards.
Let all people who hurrah for jeff
Davis, take warning.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-05-30

GoyRRNMBST OoTToS SALEs--The
Government has inally determined one
feature of it's cotton policy. Sales of
this important staple will hereafter be
made by public cutlery, in the city OF
Memphis, twice month--on the first
and third Mondays. The first sale will
take place on the 10th day Of next
month. These sales will be under the
general direction Of the Supervising
Special Agent Of the Treasury Depart
ment (Mr. Mellen.)
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-05-30

Somebody says that Humphrey Mar
shall Is "at heart opposed to the rebel
lion" Why, that hogshead Of rat tlesnAke
oil, that mass Of pOle-sat ,ailOw, that
barrel of DEVILS soap'at, never had =
heart. If he were to feel heart pulsS-
ting underneath bis ribs, he would ca
pire out Of pure terror.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-05-30

tits said that the President remarked
the other day;
n have had stronger influence brought
against Grant, praying for his removal.
since the battle of lhttsburg Landing,
than for any other object, coming too,
from good men and now look at his
campaign since May first, Where IL
anything in the Old World that equals AZ
II stamps him as the greatest General OF
the age II not Of the world ?"
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-05-30

A woman in Illinois took a house
cleaning &c, burned up her straw bed,
forgetting the important fact that she
had hid S72O therein.--EoahaHgs
So The lady will have 70 live con ack, .
for her oarelessnSss.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-05-30
Aem advertisements.
POUND,

n EAh the corner OF Broad and Vine strsots
~ ut le-skin Port MoDieo, containing certain
upin u M'neyi whioh the owner can have By de-
senbilg aad psyias lor this alreiusenent! Can as
this ohcs nayRs-H
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-08-25
General News Summary.


a girl at South Boston, sixteen years of
age, robbed her mother, who was on her death
bed, few days since, of $3.50, and then left
for New York with young man, and has since
lived with him in disgrace. The mother in
the meantime died, and was buried by the
charity of friends.
fellow, named VIM. II. Ames, was arrest
ed in Boston on the 23d for throwing wo-
man named Almira }. Grant from the third
story of house, with intent to kill. Her
wrist was disocated, her hips injured, and
other bruises were received. She had lived
with him three years as his wife.
Edward Owens and his accomplish, James
Harris, in the murder of j. M. Sawyer, have
bsen arrested. Harris was taken in Boston
and Owens in Marblehead Both have been
placed in prison to await their trial for wilful
murder.
ESSEX COUNTY.
Dr. Dean Robinson, a wealthy and widely
known citizen of Essex cOcnty, died in West
Newbury on the 22d.
A vessel arrived at Gloucester on the goth,
with 1850 barrels of mackerel on board. They
had been sent home by fisherman at the
Bay, who had landed their fares at the Gut
of Canso and shipped them by chartered
vessel and then had gone back again for
more.
There are or were recently, two families
living in one house in Lynn, one of which
was named Yell, and the other Scream, and
their next neighbor was named Ball. Mr.
Noyes lived in the next street. Notwithstand-
ing this it is said to be a very quiet neighbor-
hood.
The Salem post Office was broken into on
the 23d, and robbed Of large number Of let
ters-probably five hundred in all. No post
age stamps or envelopes were stolen, and only
about a dollar and half in money missed.
No clue is yet obtained of the robbers.
Mr.. Stone, farmer of West Danvers, was
thrown from his wagon in Salem on the 22d,
and so badly injured that his recovery is
doubtful.
Henry Noyes speared sturgeon near the
dam IN Lawrence, on the goth, which meas
ured seven feet one inchin length and weighed
1874 pounds.
The barn of Albert Currier, in Newburv.
port, was damaged by fire to the extent OF
$500 on the 22d.
BERKSHIRE COUNTY.
The agent who has been sent to Eurone fn,
models of boring machines, &C., to be used in
the further prosecution of work on the Hoo.
sac tunnel, will obtain Il model of the OK.
cavating apparatus now in use in the great
Alpine tunnel under Mount Gems.
The Mass. 49th Col. Bartlett arrived in
Pittsfed on the 22d, and had grand recen.
ton. All the manufactures within 20 miles
suspended work. and the gallant soldiers were
welcomed by at least 10000 persons. The
bells were rung, guns were fired, and an ad-
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-08-25
A Wedding Spoiled.

The Chicago Post publishes the following
incident of the draft
About nine weeks ago a young man by
the name of Thomas j. Laughin, arrived in
this city from Orange county, New York, and
took lodgings in private house on the north
side, with family whom he had formerly
known at the east His history may be easily
expressed in few words-.the stereotYped
phrase of the hebdomadal humorists, born of
poor but respectable parents answering the
purpose admirably. He was by profession a
book-keeper, with a very limited amount of
funds on hand, but Industrious and frugal
withal, and had come to the city in search of
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-08-25

WAsHINGroN, Aug. 23.-The practice Of
desertion by substitute under the draft has
hesome so prevalent that hereafter the eX-
IRENE penalty of martial law will be awarded
to such delinquents as may be recaptured,
and extraordinary efforts will be made to
effect that object. The evidence in the follow
ing cases tends to show that the sentenced
offered themselves as substitutes for the pur
pose Of obtaining the bounty and rislSing the
chance of recapture and official clemency:
HEADQUARTERS ARMY OF THE PoToMAC,
August %, 1863.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-08-25

the 10Th inst, between the hours of ~ and
P. M, This order will be published to every
company in this army at the first retreat par
ade after its receipt
By command of Major-Gen. Meade
s. WILLIAMS, A. C.