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MORGANTOWN
Female Collegiate Institute

DEV.T DAUGllERTi. A. Mn. u. Principal.
II Assisted b. an efficient corps Of Professors.
EXPENSES PER QUARTER OF ELEVEN
WEEKS-PAYABLE IN ADVANCE
Board and use Of furnished room 90
Washing Fuel and Lights. SEQ
Tuition in Introductory CiaSS............ 800
Sophomore Class. SEQ
:. Jun;ar Class 40
{. Senior Glass 500
Preparatory observation-disclosures. zoo
No extra charge fer Ancient Languages. -ssN-
EXTRA CHARGES.
French or German. per quarterly terminus 300
Music Lessons with use Of lnstrumeut...... loco
nrawin,, 800
Painting in Watcr-coors.. 100
poi,t;nr IN Oil ....... 100
Grerian Painting. zoo
polvchrrrati, 800
phon .................. 90
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AS. M,NwEIL......T. J. cAMPBEtL.....G. R. TlSGLl
Maxwell, Campbell & Jingle,
IIyHOlE SAIE ROCERS-

w No. 5S Main Street, WHEELING, Va.
Have constant" on hand n large and we'll Sc
lected stock Of GROCERIES. and hope TO merit
liberal share Of trade from Western Virginia
Merchants by moderate prices and prompt atten-
ton 10 irSincs$ and the faithful execution ofor
ders Ei.- Particularly would we call attention
to our large stock Of Teas & Tobacco. APPLY
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TIA ID l. A w s .

in high places or in low, believing that obedience
TO LAW is service 10 God:
Opposing every violation of the
FREEDOM OF SPEECH. OF THE PRESS,
OF POLITICAL DISCUSSION
AND ACTION,
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zcS" Office on Main Street. adjoining Store
o: G. u. I!agars X Co., NORGANTOWN. "a.
REFER To
Hon. R. L. BERKSHIRE, Judge Circuit Superior
Court. Morgantown. Va.
Hon. WV. 4. HARRISON. Judge Circuit; Superb
or Court. Clarksburg. Va.
\. GoFF ESQ, Prcs't ". i ". Bank Of Wheel
ing. at ClarkShUrc Va.
WM. WAGNER Cash. r VI. i ~ Bank OF " heel
ing, at Mcrgantown.
KRAMER i RAIN. Bankers, Pittsburgh. Pa.
RrrTESHoUsE, FAINT i CO., Bankers: Washing
Ton City, D. c.
Feb Il. 'JG--ly.
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Warranted Three Wears.

E.,i"CIRCuLAlss "C.A
Containing testimonials from Ladies of the High
est Standing. EAST AND WEST,
giving prices, SC, will be furnished gratis on
application in person. or By mail.
SEWING MACHINE NEEDLES, TWIST,
SIlK, COTTON and OIL. constantly on hand.
WIN. SUMNER 4 CO.,
Western Agents, No II, Fifth Street.
NH %, lSG3-lv.l
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weekly Democratic Leader.

TDiiE ATTENTION of the Democracy Of Penn
i sylvauia and of other States, is called to the
importance of extending the circulation Of the
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Pensions and Bounties.
Pensions and BessnticS
Pensions and BOGlndies :!
Pensions ami He0ulslieS !

geo. c. STURGiSS. Agent, at NOR
VI GANTOWN. VEST VA.
Having associated himself in business with an
old and experienced Attorney in Washington. d.
c., will prosecute Pension Claims of all
kinds. Back Pay, BOuntieS, Bounty
Land, and all other claims against the Govern
meut On the most liberal terms.
~" Claims from q distance attended to with
dispatch.
ny" No charge made till the claim is allowed
or paid
REFERENCES
THoS f. LLOYD, Washington. u. c.
Hon. W. 7. WILEY. Morganiown, va.
\. l.. WADE, Crk County Court, Morgantown
J. L. DRABELL. L. S. Assessor. Morg@ntown..
jolIS llowAHp, Esq, Independence. Preston
County Va. feb Ii G%-lv
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CONSTITUTION,

the only bond and hope OF union. the onl y ground
upon which we can eXhort and compel the a!legi-
ancc Of the South:
OuOCsiur every iutraCtiOn Of
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lob pRINTING-Plain and Fancy
y neatly executed at the office of the Monitor.
Mormantown. West Virginia.
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Z II 1 d II

whether armed in rebellion at the South or insid-
iouslv planting the seeds of disunion at the
North:
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A LOTOF DR.. CLEMMER'S UNRI-
n yALLELED REMEDY FOR DYSENTERY
lust received and for sale, by
CARR HANWAI, NYE, co.
Morrantown, Sept. ). lSG2-tf.
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TIE WORLD.
An INDEPENDENT
DAILY, WEEKLY AND SEMI.
WEEKLY NEWSPAPER.

TN soliciting for another year a continuance
and increase of the favor which in so short a
period mas given 10 The WoRlD lis present rank
among American journals-a circulation. bust
ness patronage, and influence cqualed by other
journals only after the effort OF many vearS-we
renew TO our old and new readers the promise
that no labor nor expense will be spared TO make
TIE WORLD what it aims 70 be
The Best Newspaper in America.
In politics. now rs ever, The WORLD Is !SDE-
PENDENT BUT NEVER NEUTRAL Its only creed is a
national one--of which
The Union, the Constitution, and the
Laws. and Freedom Of Speech, OF
the Press, of Political Discus
sion and Action
ho stones
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are the corner stones.
The political events Of the past year have no.
ably demonstrated the need Of m able. fearless,
SnoL-pn GrSt-c1SS
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Hon. WILSON ai'CANDLESS.
Judge OF the L. :. Circuit Court. President
CORNER PENN AND y. CLAIR STREETS.
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TERMS INVARIABLY IN ADEANCE) :

One copy 70: one ycar..................S
Four copies for one year. &c
For Il club of ten copies, IN extra copy will b
sent for one year.
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CONSERVATIVE JOURNAL,

in the commercial metropolis Of the country.
which shall give constant. bold, and vigorous ut
1crancc TO the conservative sentiments OF the best
men and the honest masses OF Tie nation. OPP
posing every cncm! 10 the
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CLAIMS FORWARDED BY NAIL VII
RECEIVE PROMPT ATTENTION.
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Arbitrary. Illegal and Unjust Arrests,

bv whomsocver those violations sc committed,
,rb.thnr l,v the Evprufiyr in lis
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-06-24

ton NI al Afllil aahi SQUARE, ""n
Advertisements Published in both the Daiiy and the
weekly SgxriSst will be- charged ibe tu Daily rates.
with one bali the wceklv added.
Business Notices published In tn local colurns 81 ten
ines under will b. ehsrRed for each Insertion 81 y
over ten lines ten rents per line.
Charges will De made inserting the notices ~ the
following Orders Societies and Associations at The rates
named. 20 be paid IN advance:
Military Companies Order Of Odd Fellows, Masonic
Orders. benevolent Societies and Singing Societies
Por each notice exceeding nss % cents Tor each
Insertion: over eight lines at this rate.
Announcing deaths with funeral notice attached, al
without notice free
Marriage Notices 50 cents.
Notices of Festivals Pcuics and EVcursos gotten up BY
individuals associations, hy churches, At the regular
prices
Advertisements loaded and placed under the hesd 81
Special Notices. ten lines over will be charged doahie
the usual rates.
Advertisements making less than three lines, Inserted
once in the Daily, will be charged hfty cents.
Yearly advertisers pay quarterly.
Announcing candidates for Offices II every Description
be charged the Of 81 30 for each name IN the
Daily and s2 Daily and Weekly the same to be, u
oil cases, paid In advance.
Legal Advertisements inserted the expense OF the at
tornsys ordering and delsyabe Tor the legal proceed
ingx, but collectabe az usual time publishers no
accountable for the accuracy q legal advertisements De
yond the amount charged for their publication
ELDER, HARKNESs a BINGHAM,
proprietors Indiana State Sentinel.
J. NJ. TIIFORD,
President Indianapolis Journal Company.
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indianapolis and Madison
HElA uE1 RE GDAup.
1863. ET .ss;5Eszs 1863.
New Arrangement tn Commence Nom

day, FEB. =. 1868.
FENWO passenger trains daily Sundays excepted be-
tween indianapolis and Madison.
Leave the Union Depot, Indianapolis, al 30 4. NJ
and Z. " arriving Madison at II .35 \. " and so
=. VI.
Leave the DEPOT Madison al \. " and P. NJ,
rvirg az Indianapolis AZ II \. u. and Sl0P.M.
TIE train etVing lrdianapDli> $40 \. " connects
with thar teaviug Columbus at -.45 \. NJ for shelby
vile and nashville arriving al helbyyr al l05 A. NJ.
aud Ru~hviie st = % 7. NJ.
Leaving Bnsh,lllv "a ~ Shelhyville n 2.55 p.
NJ connect, Cnlsrbus w'th ,te I atd b. train. ar
irving AZ either INDIA aqoH Madison tht
This Road forms line With 'be Packets al Madison for
thetran>porafou %. freight between Cincinnati and In
disnapoli> and points West.
Tariff of Freight~ a. low - by any other route.
shippers and merchants West viii ind II t. therinter
est 20 ship hy this l.ne
fehs D. c. BRASHAM. Superintendent.
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PERU AID INDIANAPOLIS
II "A I L r . "A d
1863. - ~ - ssas.S5 1868.
NEW ARRANGEMENT,
New Route 10 ChiCssgO via x Ok Om
81 MILES SHORTER THAN AIRY OTHER ROUTE.

ny AND AFTER MONDAY, APRIL 20, 1858, trains
y trains will he run as follows:
A Chicago Express Train will leave Indianspol at
l25 L. N, arrive at Kokomo 3:l0 r. H., time TO
make close connection with train on the Cincinnati and
Chicago Air Line Railroad for loCansport Valparaiso
and Chicago, and arrive at Peru al 42O L. NJ.
Returning, the same train will leave Peru at l20 A.
making close connections with the night train from Chi
cago, and arrive at Ind apols at $40 4. 81.
a Mail train will leave Indianapolis at 435 ?. NJ
stopping at all stations and arriving at Peru time to
make connections with the trains the Toledo and
bash Railway, for abash, Huntington, Fort Wayne, To-
edo aud Detroit
Returning. the train will leave Peru $40
A. NJ after the arrival Of the train the T. W R W
from the Fast and arrive AZ indianapolis at loco A.
in time TO make connections for all points East, South
and West
Chicago EXpresstrain will leave indianapolis at e2(
T. NJ making close connections a Kokomo with train for
LocanSport Valparaiso and Chicago. and arrive al
Peru oe A. NJ time to make connection with train
gong Fast and West on the Toledo and Wabash Rail
Returning train will leave Peru at 1918 r. NJ
making close connection az Kok0mo with the train
on the cincinnati and Chicago Air Line r. r. from Chicago
Valparaiso and Loga>qor and arrive At indianapolis
4l0 F. NJ time connect with the evening trains fo
Cincinnati Louisville and other points.
DAVID MACY. General Agent and Superintendent.
V. 7. MAIorr. General Ticket Agent. feb23. 'S2-dly
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FOR SALE.

What lot Of adjoining the north Of the block
\ of buildings built by Kirkland & Ftzgbbon, on south
Meridian street near the Union Depot 100 f. front by 30
feet deep, will sold in 30 p feet lots, the whole
of il lot This is valuable locality for persons
wishing 10 purchase business property the Wholesale
business the city will be concentrated this
and the property be bought for nearly onefouth
on>raed by actual sales that there has been as many
goods sold 10y houses this any Washington
street and, in branch Of the business. sold, when
in business more tobacco at wholesale than any three
houses on Washington Street. The locality OF this
ground for wholesale business has greater advantage
In the saving Of dryage than any other location in the
CITY, goods can be delivered on the pavement; BY all the
railroads. This advantage will save half the rent of
store room on Washington street.
For Terms, enquire Of
p KIRLAND,
Or T. F. RYAN. No. 73. south Of the ground
apr l5-d N
, 1863-08-30
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

SATURDAY EvKNMo, Aug. q. ISIS.
During the week business has been gradually becom.
ng active, and this has continued up to the close.
The cool, braclng breezes gye no better assurance
that the l is upon rs, than the Increasing demand
for money that the moyng Of the magnificent crop Of
the West about to commence in good earnest. Cur
rency aaib1y closer but the bsnks still have ample
means flake al tho legitimate pspcr that offers The
rnnse Of discounts Is still 7@1o per cent, but most
bankers arc ttmer In their vews and the lower nguze
Is only obtained at or tTo houses drst-c1as
raper ray able In New York. ~
Some Of the banks report E6w Tork exchange closer
To-day: but majority regard 1t, under the lnc1eas
Ing demand for currency. "a working eaaer. The
rates arc unchanged. viz: par3H buying and u pre-
MUM the selling price. Very few, ii any, Of the
.1eadinE houses viii pay aboyo par. -
X The market for gold was firm. In New York, &C.
coTiag to private dispatches. the rates vera 12ax0
TEX: 1he market here opened at ~ and closed at
IN b. some Of the brokers' Silver 11s@1!S4TreasTy
note4 nominal, buying u, selling n. So
GoVERNNEST sEcuII11Es.-Mesdrs. Preston, VII
lard l. Keen advertise that for the present they Will
continue to receive subscriptions for Government SO
Ionds We scarcely need repeat that these bonds are
available for the establishment ot National bankp and
that every dollar invested IN them strengthens tho
Governmental Its efoststo put down this most wicked
rebellion We advise our readers to send In to esss
r. r. K. all tler spare funds for Investment IN this
most desirable security. ;xARss,>
-A.EaaeEsakee. on Saturday, iii sy market
was + Gold 21@22; oliver 195lsa !Nork
Exfft 9Sp prem. buying, A3x selling '+As
gTOn4f4day gold was active at St. Louis, and sases
wafo made at 23xGei per cent. New York exchange
arm at sleo per thousand to Il per cent. prem for
large md small amounts. Buslness In Government
vouchers active With large transactions al 1K91K per
cent OF. Missouri Defense Warrants sSa1ce and nrrn
ut f8 buying and 90 selling. Union WGr Bonds Of Nils
souri are worth S. cents. -
.S~rn III, II 3n.k FYo
, 1863-08-30

II hA residence h this city. On tne 1sa last, xft,r
!l!es G. Goa ,s.r & a9}fEsS1ss q E
Of the sesn III Vo2h. AGed y JsAEs.
F.leres Of To family &so respectfully i7Nta1 to It.
te1 h:s funsrn At his residoucn No. Is a,us CHA
tua ...eet. II caeck Hl.. 6nnd1J. tas aka last.
II. :hs Nospital At Vicksbarx, AuS15s !a:a. !MfT
=. ASXlS. Hos2tAl Steward Of the t1sa L0j Cos2+.
IL The 9ith year Ct hta age.
a funeral sermon vii. be pTeaehed at the Ia1ts1a
tt:eef II +. Church. OF which no ~as n13Ea7af a
SUNDAY eve ninK. 1t o'clock. Ffle1Ia Of he dartaa
90 and fnnssy. arc Invited TO be present.
VI s9@ 4ts Inst OF diAea> OF the ksA-t Nrs NAHT
4 Hu1LLAAs. CT thx city, f.z1aeriy Of ofPouEhkeeP'
Htr htssda aEe invited to asend her f1nsrs1 EsoM
tne fouse Of Edward R!zstas, o. soasa ua.stead ::
between Polf and Harrison. . day tsuodAy, II n
~, ~ Point Sal;: Mas, HArraE, oaly eaild ox
o5ths 4. . dAJs- .s'~'
AT Fcrtsne'5. Cock roncty. II. ~ w,,,.,,r
years. naother OF Mr. John Cammack -Ao~ ~
, 1863-08-30

TotRl........s 500 1855 S50 .... 49,.
The receipts today embrace 42 brls Of aour, H.
rs bn wheat 1s59is bu corn, q 9s hu oats sss bu
&C. and $50 hu barley. The shipments only 800
br1s fonr, u, ,825 hu wheat, and "a 500 bu corn.
There was q fair attendance On Change to-day.
but tho dull aspect Of the markets ut the East had
depressing effect here. and prices ruled lower wtta
less activity. .s..-
The Flour market YVES very quiet and the ieeling
wasnot 80 strong yesterday. Winter extras were
in limited demand aud steady at s57s@75o for falr 70
very ehoice White Wheat extras. Spring extras were
dull and come brands were offered at concession OF
&C on yesterday Market without buYera. The salcs
we're taing at sssoas.s Tho days transactions did
not exceed 500 br1s, '- =.
The wheat market also ruled dull, aud wo note de-
cline OF aaeXc per oushel Spring grades with
sales OF No i at Sa9soes No iSprfnE, ss9
SIC: md old Rejected Spring at 65c-the
market cIosiug at tho tnside figures. Winter Wheat
was extremely dul, aad We note decline Of 8c per
bushcl with trldng aa1es at 81 Of FOR No Red, and
paosc for No Red: Tie days sales Of all grades do
not exceed 4, COO bushels
Tic Corn market declined 4c pcr bushel, With mol
crate ea1cs at Sic fur River Yellow aloat 5o4951Kc
for Canal Mixed to River High Mixed anoat: 49x@
es,fc for No aud Mixed Cora In store ds@ioc aor
No Corn Ia stores and a7K@lsc for Rejected Corn In
store At the close tho market YVES dull with eo sel-
ess Of No and Mixed Corn at 4sxe, but no buyers
About 1900 bushels Of all grades were sold.
There Wa8 Al unusually active inquiry Tor U1tS Anu
r have tn nota further ADVANCE In prices Of 1c rer
nus,,el-9{th sales of about 5000 bushels, at 8a3sAc
for No Oats md s3X@33kc for No Oats IN store The
rreat bu1k of the transactions were at 93xassc for
20, -.
MO v.a steadyoud in tatr demand at Sc for No In
49,, - ~ ,+tr.tns,,v. a. tho 1r.,1o A.,
! ures. i.
Hsn"ttS ~eto .1:aso1,, 49, =. "
OF abont 1ev ntts ~ "a' ptso' 1s a. %
i ns7c Ecr xal1on.
, 1863-08-30
Attezh.uy Five ssock Market~AHg. ~.

specjslly good 1etatn3 qualities 1h4 whote aamSes
osTe lid kead not 9: srssH s.f
snrpo.e Il say othsr knd could hare been ohta11sd
fa1i1r hirh sold st At any tmo this rear
scl rcs5.1sE, = M a so aase eaS sale Ts
HGt ina a,,t! stsgs c1as5 Of sock with which tho
market has reen Hooded for sor:e wee:s couid n9t ee
Gsr,and execrt for shipment sa thfs slss. Of s:ocE
w not Fay 1or at m airS moTe Ian a,
classes 81 atoek cattle, At prizes raI9tng rom ~ 70
SIC, and r l. generally believe th2s facse pces *aA
ID sustained during tho coming fali.
deand RI sheer e1nos am l; 5s sfTned pf PILE
t,t1oSs. 3h94c Good qualtties-of wh1c>. tere aro
but few in hc masket-eoul7 hare been sGid as m NJ
There Is IN Improved seznand for hogs aud seyesal
hunreti hea, strictly prime changed AA.rls q y 5
ever tnnt OILY the hest cored win bring tho aboxa
prices: common grades msy be quoted At s9o9A9
per cwt+
, 1863-08-30

8 A Bio Di1's ,WoRK.-Fiye: hands In
Thompscn g. Ternpleton's Bakery On Ran
dolph ttrect, On Saturday, turned out seventy.
Eve barrels OF crackers In ten hours, ueIng
twenty five barrels OF flour. This was accom.
pslshed by ussng their new rotary oven. In
der The old plan, this aanas 1sbor would have
required four hands tl.ree days, using two
common oys18s" Be&idea Tho fncreat ed quat:..
tify. the crackers ase far superior IN quality
to those nade by the old rrcce.e, -
, 1863-08-30

The demand for all kinds OF Sheep ,have been very
ilnoteL, aad hut few lots on hnnd Prices are much
tho eaue a. our last quotations. osing tom &aso to
s4eo only two Iots wete reported during the week
one At I, g, aua the etaot At 349d. :;
, 1863-08-30
CHICAGO HORSE MARKET.

SATURDAY EvzsEa. Avg. q, 1861.
There hare been several good lots arrived but
pl ciray for Gore1nn ant sale. DARK colored geld
.ugn Of cot less than teen hands, n good condition,
fetch aem s1lG to s1t5. On Thursday. ExAlderoan
Hoyt brought In drove Of about l5p horses captured
nom the rebels In and near vlckssuzg to the Cottage
Crore Yards They sse well made and sound but IN
had ccndittcn It tts intended offer them for sale
shortly at the Cottage Grove Yards. due Aotice Of
xhfrh Fiji he rfyen
, 1863-08-30

oats WheatEThe sales this foSesoon we,e .oGu bu
smeeF .esisan foF mInaE On PIRATE * stee5ns 70 too
Michigan At 81 o.: 800 ba 5e}ectea at B: 1.lo9 ou
Ette Ntcl igan ai II II CofuLD1n G1d NJ 5!ettltl :
FseiEhx-VesseIs sckste AID Te hear of uo charters
to-nxy One veasel WAS chartered yesterday At 9sc
fos vi eat 10 OtWeEo-
, 1863-08-30
RELIGIOUS INTELLIGENCE.

We present below a directory 10 the principa
churches in Chicago. Services commence at1ox
a. N. and ~ pm:
BAPTIST.
BzRsAS Csuncu.-Desplalnes street, corner Of
Dekoyen- Rev, a, Kenyon.
F1asr.ErWashington street, corner ofLasal1s-
KoaSa53ss1bozn T,3i's street. corner Of ohio-Rev.
T4BEHsAc1E.Inesplaincs street, between
Us1ox P1nK:-West Lake street, corner ofshel-
" WAN Xyssgz;Seorncz Eighteenth street.
81! Rs4nM@SeiS 1nss Reils corner Of Mchigau-Ro,.
FInsr CHR1571As.-West Monroe street, be-
BLACK. -. -
F1RsT.-South Green street, corner Of West
Washineton- ". ". Patton, D. D. =. :
New Eaa4ASp71ndiana: street, corner Of Vol
PITzoq1a5T6ird Avenue, corner otvan Buiea
sourH-Rjo Grande stree, corner Of Calumet Az
enue-Rey. ". B. Wright
EPISCOPAL. - " -
Br.nor'szWestwaahingt and Peoria streets
ST. JAnrs'-Cass and Huron streets-Rev. r. Il.
Tn1s1Tf-Wabaah Avenue and jackson street
GnAoa-Wabash Avenue and Peck couzt-Rer.
MS5T Go11gs,ox-WaHssh y R.a., Arenuo ana Ran
81. JoHs's-Lake street and Union Park-Rcr.
e. N. Bishop .. D,
CnaisT's- fourth street. near Costagc
AscKSsroS-Oak street, between Clark and La
:sx,sS:7E Hss Of Indians and Essatn
AIETHDDr6T.
, 1863-08-30

in addition to the provisions made by
the committee Of arrangements, With the Chi
csgc, Alton and st Louis company TO trab8
pots Paeeeneeis ies us sleAs uc'u oaon
zee nave ootalneo tne sa1ae Aoslas 'esms HON
the ., Inc Gena .. ana ch
ee3o on'o"' oN NoA 1AA y HHa '"e
Chicago end Northwestern Railroad Com
panieg. Half fare on the Chicago. Alton and
- =. -. ~ ~ es' 49,
st. Louis Is $3.50 1of lne round lt1p our ng-
ures were misprinted in our yesterdays i'm
preston. - -,
The following letters Of the supe1intcnd,
ents themselves may settle the minds Of many
readers:
G411sA 14: ASp cMcAeo VNsox 9lrnoAn.l
cnc.,o ca,sr1hpnNTs en- nnnnst oxs1ek' 1as9'
Hon. F. 4. Eastman, Chairman Committae.
DEAn Smiths Company win transport de1e.
Este&s & T. s9d y i,9m ne naio4 Mass u Convention to
"a Of September. ''@ ~''1~@o w A1e
EDWARD h. WILLIAMS, Asst sup't.
CHICAGO, BURLINGTON & Qr1scr R. R,l
eAlcAaot august - 1as3.
''un' : 80. ~ 11 MT rc,,,.., ,,u ...u
who wish to attend the Union MIA Coa1xention.
to be heM et spEsnensld; on the @ % ef septsnbeE,
TtIi be- toIa fos tSe round t1p at ali tie oses of
the Company hours fesRetlu4y, 81 ,
General TIcket ,t: Arent
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Hon. F. Il. Eastman, Ch.frman conmlitee:: i : 10'''
DEAR sm;ITms COMPANY WI transport Dele
Mass d ~ n - ~ hsd % = a11 om
H.id ~ H. "a SsT,te,nher ~ ,o1Y fara a.
ond Of September. Yours trnly,
oto. LOoHLAf, sops.
Theee Companies all run trains to Chicago
IN fine for 1,assenpers to take the niebt train
f,ono tb;. nn5nt In snrtnof,eld The Conno;t-
u1 ~ H.-0 fs.as ~ 80 ~ ~ AAe oouta441'
all this northern part Of the State will be
laroe. Col. R. NJ. Houph. Il should be re-.
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:. ue .aVoe0 ~. o1a4 " VIC oete-
CATION IRON th1s c1ty, 70 *hom 1t Is desirable
that persons intending to be Of It's number,
shnu1d report bv Wednesdav mornfnp.
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1ne 1aw1eAe A1a2eoS'
10 inc CleEy oa SMea8o:
An appeal comes TO the loyal and humane
citizens Of Chicago from the unfortunate vic.
.,-.a af+h. .aoa1+ +,ooaa-a+ I.,.-o... -
eAAne " 4no Aeee1t - ~ As"a aeoee, hAa'
sa6. The ftrpcity OF the deed Of rebel violence,
which fas laid their homes in a.hes anf, strnck
dovn boab,nds and fsthe,a At tbc,r: ,,~n A.
ao"n a"spanos anu 1atnet7 u tacl1 own n1e-
sides, has sent thrill through the entire land
Il Is not at these alone that the b]or vas
.,r,.d rrt +bev unt1s.,..d az +ta -a,rr.ant.t,.
saan.u. ". Uey ~ ~.
es Of Loyalty, Liberty and Union. -
There Is Pressing call for active beneyo
lcpce In their behalf They are destitute and
suffering for the lack Of the necessaries OF
Life. The snddenness Of the assault and the
destruction that csme upon them made them
q once n.onrne1s and In want. Tho under.
, 1863-08-30

E1H0113 &S*1% ~ s&HN&s
Tha grain trade continues a. qulek - lkwsa two
~eekR afo With en1y oraAl lbcreato ia receipts,
CT co1Ize grain feEhts out Of tte al ID al
present. There good supply Of vessels for st.vss
s. 60 sccoroirR 70 stze~ 1hernis good deHacd for
vctfels from the eagnaw. to Chicago at the following
rates: Luz Der e 50 and salt 23 from BhF Ctr,
*sn@35 ;os lumber and &c for salt rom CAlTolton,
Z, e4gtnaW, or aglraw City.