davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1863-08-04

Uls nFe la limited request at q QR@f 1G for Lusecd
tail lots from crusacrs hands There has been litto
movement IN this article tho past week. for
fsnce haze taught those WHO havo been speculatn il
to learn from columns, AMI one. TOO Sf1stiae n
sssons Loses aad de1quene1es which theywou1d not
Yere never upon the market with the approac, Of
tine 9nd te violent decline n rates were they re9ul
those WHO were honorable enough paid the difference
10 rtce for stotaEe OF empty haFes and It Iemaus to
tor ne1t oetober deSer Sill Are letter Crude
turcd is quiet aid Irregular Other descriptions share
n the general inacttr1ty, but prices without mate
, 1863-08-04
From The Mercantile Hnttcrv.

From the Mercantile Bnttcry.
The following extracts from letter recclv-
cd by the Mercantile Association, will be OF
interest to the scores Of friends Of the Battery
in this city:
II have this day (Ju1y 25th) forwarded TO
the Association BY Adams' Express, the re-
mains Of J. ". Hyde, Orderly Sergeant Of
this company, who died to-day. He WIS q
brave man, beloved by all his comrades.
II also send BY Mr. Vim. Mum, the battle
flag which foated over tho guns Of this Bat
tery du1ing the siege here. The bullet holes
through it bear evidence that It has been
wherc the bullets few. thick, aud I thought
the Association Wou1d like to hayo 1t. I would
here tay that in I'LL the fights this side Of the
Mississippi River, (and the Battery has been
ensoged In all Of them,) the men have done
Lobby. Every man has done nobly and not
one has ever tiincled. Never we're better
lien in the face Of m enemy, and am proud
of my command, and think your Association
has eyez5 reason to be proud of their Battery.
They will keep up their good name, aud.
hope, will always rank as they do now, among
the best batteries in the service.
P. II. WH1TB,
Captain Commanding Battery.
, 1863-08-04

The Flax EroD.

The present fax crop Of the United States though
fomeW hat ehotteued n come districts hy the ront
nuiIes ore being made - to The rest mode Of d5nos
ansH Heged II districts where the OAK las been grown
s9r t!g seed aa Ehe1e labor y scasee. Tie alvice
Mto las recently madc extensive tour through Now
England. New iofk and l'cDnsylrania. is for farmers
y. protect the stacks with boards or good rnatch,
and await the coming OF customers who viii appear
between ts md the close Of the year 1t Is mport!nt
thst tle straw be keps dry, otherwise 1t viii rot and
From present appearances there IL no doubt that
fEefe Will 10 demand for every ton Of FAX rised III the
vest and ia!tucEs VIII DO wen to preserve NIL their
more It vii bring when tho market for It o?ens
Attempts fo prepare tho fiber for market will be
with he business. nnu where laho: u plentiful aai
slGaE The pseraiation Of ter therefore, Ind better
tC1ncinnati 0azctte.J
, 1863-08-04

The TetrclenM Ienners in Canada held convention
n LONDON, Y ", on tic 4h lnst at which the follow
1n& propositions Nlu he discussed:
1TptOsal to agree together In future all s,]ea sfn
Ic mnde and dcTery place at tcjf respective re-.
nsss sn rs, Or % nsars e sppn p9nt q railway stations
standing Tint the purchaser en amt there assumes Ill
Hnglltcs, both as to measurement and tests
ffofsal to relieve the extra charge for barrels tho
efce 10 be part OF tho OIL sae - the custom In tho
Tile appointment Of q Governor Inspector, his du-
tles, tests, brands qualification and remuneration
proposal, to form Mutual Fire Insuran AsSocia-
, 1863-08-04
St. Louis MQrkcta7InlY 81.

CornMarket quiet with sales OF 215sks white at &c:
200 aks yellow at Sc; 100 white at c; and 27 at &c.
at 81 06 In lots delivered. oa.saarket It stand still
buycrs holding hack and holders refusing to sell at
Market active but prices seem to decline little. We
n1ne sa n u s IT M fs ~ ioa a
t13 sks choice rcd at sl10 and 80 sacks Bar
1eyEoyceut active, with s01e5 OF 700 sacks spring at
Fl 10. and q AXIS on private terms
, 1863-08-04

TEe market hns been yery eagnant and early In the
week decline AS submitted to- but Utterly there has
g Reen r. amer tons ates per stSamer e Liverpool 8
was taken ur as g ~ for grain. and ss sd for lour to
either Glasgow Or liverpool We do not hear Of anY
engagements 10 the loves Ports !
, 1863-08-04
Maine Ntne monthss 11en.

Two regiments Of Maine (nine months
troops reached this city yesterday, from Por,
Hudson, Via Cairo. The 2lst, numbering 65I
men, arrived in the afternoon, were immedl
Mtaly s;traneferTcd to the Michigan Southern
carr, and proceeded By that road and the New
York. Central to Bangor, Maine, The 9th,
Col: Atwood, SO strong, reached here On the
morning train and started East, ria the Mich.
jgan Southern and New York aud Erie Bail.
waya. One Of the pdvatcs Of the 24th died
On the cars between here and Cairo, and an
other was 1eft ut the Soldiers Home In this
city, In q critical condition. There were also
about thirty more Of the soldiers more orless
III. Most Of the men of both regiments. how
ever are in good health and excellent fighting
condition.
These two regiments are from Gen. Banks,
army. and participated in the siege of Port
Hndson, and the other scenes Of sanguin,ry
conflict in 1ouisfana and Mississippi. They
hare proved themselves worthy fighters under
the banner Of the Union. They all express
warmly their affection for Gen. Banks. large
number Of these men like the service, and e1-
press their determination to reeuter 1t AgaIa
as volunteers or substitutes for drafted men.
This is the right co1rse, and it should be the
duty Of the General Government, and the W.
Ious State authorities, to offer every induce
ment to men who have: become hardened to
the service and like 1t, to again enter thea army
Of the Union.
These noble men msde solemn pledge to
Cen Banks that If they returned they would
, 1863-08-04
THE MERCHANTS LOAN avn
TRUST COMPANY SWINDLE0
NT Il NOMAN,
She Obtains near -Four Thousand Dol.
lars and Disappears,

She Obtains near Four Thousand Doll
1 DD'@Pt'e@ss'
49,.
| sr,ra,a. 49,. @aNNs.- 1.s a4.a .aos' ingenious
Eom,n1, th;s ,;,.. wss ~ .ns "an or
stb of In1v 1nst A. ~ aa,1s ~ 49, ,s.% on 1.lo
| We received hint of the ,t1.;r ,ut haa'uts 10y
We did not desire to defeat tbc enas ~ 49,.
tice, We declined to give publicity n ~ ~
course of an exen,nc noner IN ,r,,;,. -
tailed and t,cncr,1,v ;ncorrac+ ,cco1,.t - ~
.xtndle has relieved ne ~ nm nro1n,s. -
crcsv.
On the sa of Jn,v :. hr;,,t -oa
,oot;n, woman rec,ata-aa hos 49, 81.
Dricp. uonee AZ :. Nrr - 2 was+ e - ~ s. .ue
dusky,n giving out that she was - 'r,dor n -,
means. desfrons or tnvast,ne ta- e,a.a s" 80. ~
In Chfcaro business md res;da,,o .-e.a-..
She. bv some .neans bcconoe ,con,,.ta5 ~
a real estate aren't and 1,,rcanea fnr sa..ra, ~
desfrnh]e ]ocatiors ona -, Sc .tsaot 80
sncar ref,nery .na rae,aa.sa ~ ~. ~. =
chiean avenue. The bsrra,n tor these x-as
closed so far that abstracts of t;t1s ra-o ~ 49,
taincd. aud on the 7th of Jnlv sha too1r t,,or,
to Mr. q n. Rccd of +ha a., - r.,...a
Knnx 4 Reed for axo,nfn,t,o. o'
Mr. Reed co11ea ~ ~ p~...s..
a,v hv .n1o;-.1s,.t ss0 14ous7 one
nar1or eaxr Mr. w. e+.~s,.~.~. So 'ae
with 1arro oonn+ -, , 4raasa-s ~ sa0 p,auo
sha ,r,e .sr.- ,o' "mea
., ,nt.os1as 9ao a9Aeo niaa
"a, 49, iesPoo9io4o oaahes,
1 eAe eouio "aae deposit.
aa.,..S,. -s.. NS. "as qulte wiling and &C.
C.st,a-sx sp ae ~ nloeucea aef 20 L. y Gage,
- s ~ ~ e'au's oa'anes Loan and
,.'. - -aA 1ueleAo u making
nresrntaa draft -. = g noo setea, a4s sne
80 s,~ss4., - ~ s"..e' oaaotseo A''
o-sast ~ ~ - ~ t4..su ~ uos
~, 80, s 81. t4oteA1s 4at. .oaaseu'
~ ~ ~, w. eAeeu "11nVe! Suspicion. on
, 1863-08-04

Holders Of -four are free sellers at previous ouote
rates. but the demand continues luited anu the mar.
ket vert dull, only G0o@1N brs having founu buyers
family Ihs s tTatS L 60 come toT%asd sleE and prices
tras; 515@6I5 for extra family; nnd 3fUES7 Sd b7l
foE fancy brands as IL quality and The sales limited
eeIpts to-day sre 90 brls nour, s0j ba wheat 9o0
, 1863-08-04
Army Awnrds Mt CincfunutI-JuIy IL.
Tho following awards were made last Ftllay and Sat-
urday by Mnt DuI}arrv r. IT A.


The hide market has been very quiet Country TIM
ners generally engaged in securing their crops and
yery lew or the slaughter dry hide buyers have aIe
hsa from Porto Ga1clIe noticed last have goae
q the sane cargo which were sold Ut &c; iFy onses
TIC md western hides a1e offering at 20a22c; green
s. however very dull. and quotations cannot always
, 1863-08-04

The wool market was dull very little being offered
for sale Towards the close OF the week the Tendency
Of prices was slightly upward rornd lots Of ina wool
selling readily on Friday md Saturday 560s7c. The
receipts BY troad for the week amount to 10gH ns
consisting chiefly Of the purchases nac by agents ID
, 1863-08-04
Ncw Etnvo rnrn

The Lane. 0g1e county, Register Rays: The work On
hcW GleSat9r commease lass Monday men belug
70 make nl c1ear Tor tho neW one which Will DO com
mcoccd Immediately. 3r:
, 1863-08-04

DEKTEs-The market continues well aupplied durtnu
the week nud prices have receded considerable We
quote LIT quality es.0o9s50 I'd do S55G3600; Sd do
eoxr:are plentiful, but duh Of sale at 80 a2D
Hods-Eery few IN and prices hare Slightly irn-
4JMIfSn nj -S@'"~- -e'S '~teA"
, 1863-08-04
WI "A ARRIEn.

In this city on tho c0th nit by the .y Robert Colt;
both Of this city.
pleAse copy. *"<
g.. In M MBIeom!peton H.: on Saturday eEenlsg Augnst
Rev. Matthew Gla ke, SAMUEL. Il, LAEWIIi ~
ChicaGo. aat {ASEAH a. daugh:e: Of NIattti.y
, 1863-08-04

The Free Press says: Tho orders from tho Enstern
atss e. are more se I ahan tAeE at
prices TO range high Sc cc Tho BUYERS bei,,
careful to keep lls Average within hls or5icra Ne
, 1863-08-04

ST Nervous Diseases and Physical Debility.
arising from Specific causeg, in both sexes-naw
and reliable treatment. IN reports Of the Howard
charge Address. DR.. J. Skilhn Honghton. How
ard Association, No. South Ninth street Phila-
delphia, Pa fy194w
, 1863-08-04

Messrs J. F. H. Grace & Co. sold 10 day 40 barrels
Eouthesn nt oIs -four. which will be shipped to Der
gen By the Norwegian bark sleipner, TlIs is tho
largest lot Of dour that has ever been shipped from
this port direct to Norway.
, 1863-08-04

~ F, E. Rieby, SO Randolph Street, Ia sell{no
psrer Rangings at less than New York prices af
wholesale and retail. The trade supplied on the
most liberal terms- ty7,4w
, 1863-08-04

EEsnAy1Eas.-The picture gallery at a5 Ran
dolph STREET il Dow open for private sales. Ladies
;.nd gentlemen can purchase all sizes, framed or
unframtd. Beautiful artist proofs will be on ex-
Eibitiou Unframed.
, 1863-08-04

1s7E11aEST.-Ad drop letter was deposited
in the post office in this city on Sunday, bear
the following intelligent euperscription. We
hope the party for whom 1t is designed may
get It:
Mr. Stevens 4 Lumber murchant In this town
formally from Pcatonica He us to bee In the 1um-
be1 raid thare his given name have forgotten the
oner Of this letter viii find ont by reading the in
picatouica III. Chicago Ll-he is in this City.
, 1863-08-04
Persons in Lake County Subject tn
lt&ftMrV Draft.

The following table shows the number Of
men In the county Of Lake subjeat to militia
r. draft, between the ages Of twenty and;
thirty-fve, and all unmarried men above the
age Of thirty fire. and under the age Of forty
fire. subject to draft:
, 1863-08-04

4 MEAN THEF.-Edward Sullivan and
VIM. CLARK, two sick sailors, were admitted
to the Marine Hospital about fortnight ago.
Sullivan got well on Saturday and lefs, carry
Ing With him Cla12r's bag Of clothing, valued
st $50. Sullivan was arrested at Clark's In
stance, and upon examination at the Po1ice
Court yesterday, was held to bail in the sum
Of $500, for trial in the Recorders Court, and
committed in default thereof
, 1863-08-04

MLITARY.-A11 those who signed the Mus
ter Roll at Warmers H41l, are requested to
meet for drill tonight at the Union Club
Rooms opposite the fremont House,
, 1863-08-04
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
EEE 8fONEK MARKET,

MONDAY ETEN1Sa. Aug. 8. 1863
rborecr onene m mn evtre7ne1r fn11 r,onarr.,1,+
"esA opsus W ~ .,a aoaes malket
Currency Is abundant anu the rates Of Interest
r.nsr -rIth vnonhtcd co,Iatero1s yvonla -sa,,- -
faFefs "1ta InuoupLcu eo1'ateiats "oala readily be
'aAen IL Pe1 eent' cas|aA very CLOSE
aua nt1n ~ n pe3 .eus. - sm ous!os, anu per
ssn. oe4ns' tno oaA1 - :. es ~ We"
aofk' oS express 70 Aeep ~ &ael balances As the
amount OF exchange now making Is very tm3l1 owing
10 the limited shJrmeuts Of grain, :
There was an eaEior feeling in gold to-day and thu
saS t anr,n ~. .1e non,no1v ono,ss - sss;[a
H1u M 'a0 ooJA1e A ~ @@ 31S'e" a" A1'24se
f2e31.
que, s,as neted u .or ss and
THE following were the current rates for exchange
''0 'pe>'' - '''&' y ''''~N - -' *''1s, T,v,,r
s;1, S7$
fssas9p4Ty ea9 4gy,Sef Seres, s,ofs1 1,s 'ssue. ,oa
1-eta! 4e4ue9 @o'So'' -. ..'.'.'.'.' " ~
The stock naIKct at fnhadelnh1a on tno sles waS
ycy quiet Tue total subscription to the so loan ex-
cecds 1000; and the daily sales continue at IN
average Of about q 0ooo few Of these bondshaEe
s.ns seos '0''a ''' 1'e 's'4 't' . 'Aen " Ame'1'
NA"1.
Ttere IA notbnr transp3rnp in financial rf-e,n. ~
m0uotopoua apreata4ce The demand fnr mnnev faIia
-l,crt r1x.c1 tt4a
, 1863-08-04

e We would call attention to the advertise.
nent of Stock, Fixtures and Lease of the we'll
known housc Of YIN. Wilahlre, Cincinnati, O.
, 1863-08-04

Flour and Grain In Store In Chicago,
Tho following table ehows the amount Of Flour.
Wheat Corn. dc. In store IN thls city to day CON-
pared with the amount In store week $50, md the
cQl1f hnonlilnx &atH last year.
, 1863-08-04

I: Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Trbunol
I, t- :: B1DaNokT. Aug. 3. lsss,
1 CIKAREp.. T.
Sunshine, 1asalle, = 1893 feet lumber:
Imperial, Lockport
J. u. Preston, Morris.
Atlantic, Morris.
O,tawa, bt,awa. #, 500 feet lumber. '-%
Lady Franklin, Lemoat
Waller Sntth, lenont.
Reliance, Willow Springs.
ARRIVED, ,,Aus.7,
Gust man, Ottawa, $500 tu corn
Imperial, Eemont, 5,1c0 bu rorn .....
Ahhy SprnEuc, OTTAWA, 500 bu corn. 100 ba oats,
lTllHe Queen, OTTAWA, $50 bu corn.
!. u. Preston, Morris 500 bu corn, 100 bu oats.
Mout0nk. Iockport, $500 bu corn.
Joserline, LaSnne, II tons cenl.
EenatoE, LASallc. $50 tons coal.
Walter Smith. Lemont, s yds dimension stone.
Lay Franklin, Lemoat, Il 5ds dimension stone, 10 yds
Advanrc. Lemont, 30 yds ruhble stone.
G. NoEtlfup, joliet, foo tons coal
CtnnEnhon, Cf1nnahon, 1 GO hu corn,
Nertune, Ottawa, s 60 hu corn.
H. Iam1in, Ottawa, 800 bu corn.
Central City. LaSal1e, 40 tons conl-
Terror, Lasa11e. lat tons coal,
Emeline, Lasane, 1a6 tona coal.
Oak Lenf, Lnsn11e, leo tons coal
Qtean SffAy, Utica, s, 600 bu corn.
Reliance, Willow Springs. 60 cords wool
Join MeNc1as, AorEts, ,aoo bu corn-
, 1863-08-04

M: .: Coutluue1 t1it ne nAu oll1y pef16f!!-
called on Prof .Ansorge; the accomplished
musician Of the party, whoErep1ied happily,
and requested all TO assist fnsperfor1ninE IN
imPromptuj song, written for the occasion,
BY Mr.. 2. T. Allen, Of New Bedford.
The song elected further remarks from Mr.
Sheldon, and, by q call from the President,
Allen Of New Bedford, Messss. J. L. Stearns,
Or. j. q. York, James F. Blackinton, and
j. Goodwin Clark Of Boston, Capt. Hoswell
Of r. l., Il c. HaTdon and Chas Hutch;ns,
Of Boston, NJ: Hurlburt, Of Vermont, Nath.
= Allen, Of West Newton, and Professor
Anso:ge, Of Dorchester, who proposed to
conclude the exercises with 6Anld Lang
syne-" This cone, the boats steam whistIe
uttered an indcsc1ibable, aud supposed
grateful response, and the gathering dispersed,
, 1863-08-04

s@ All members Of the q. L. A. In the 11th
and 18th wards are specially requested to be pres
ent at the regular meeting on Tuesday evening, at
the usna1 plfce. on business Of importance.
By order Of the P1eAfdent
, 1863-08-04

1IllHWlGES-Them market is quiet and unchanged,
s9les Xs5s 5o brls q DC. 1a5 hrla ct IKE.
nrm. Sales u c1nce: Cargo Echr. Three Heils from
SsDoniaee et1ips and boards o. s1isoi cargo SchF.
cargo sEhr. Lculte Anre from " hie Lake 60n sttips
and tostds at q! 70: CARO- Schr. Challenge Com IL
x1s.!a Li1n-6aes were: 1l0.0se pieces per Schr.
Lenlse Anne ut s2e2H., We give the yard prices 81
, 1863-08-04

GA1KsA AND CHICAGO Us1o1 RAnRoAp-Thc com
Eafatlve earnings Of the Ghiena md Chicago Union
Railroad for the week ending July s1st were:
, 1863-08-04

!. =. = MONDAY EVENING. August 8, 1853,
R eSe9s; - TO sss 8:
Vese ~ afs Ansa satsa. wsss
g, tns {set o oF ds,6eE 'ge@ S@
Wki,c wiates 70 10 Morway Maohys IN s
sn TT i s}es?s g % ia Fl E Gfis ;is
bS bfls W. aaS @iis ESGa %fate! FL 3!
E Il: s y; 93s$ g
risn ~ u III Stsn lefe7e sSfea q bFs
hEAN-seaiee and tirm. sales; 20 tons at see,oo on
,,.nTlE ,MnTEAT-Eessve' 1,g3 ou; shipped. HOO eu.
~ T. asT SSd sd $ ao i sS9 81
sIax s. 4 sts e e S| = So
sias Sousss5 s. Ii GeIs IN aa SsEn
ss E q H. @ Rsd p waiel G g. ssI M
en hsesk 20 s e e e. ss;5sss &
Bb BIZ ni9s5 hSsTS "a
i Reeeted It a;c ID sso1a 10 b. coa
tss Is 81 az ass 81 9S s 6
4 i e g. & :;;sSsss s.
@ ys sa ssn M T. IS on track $50 bags at sic
ssss Fl :ss sss s2s e. Sale.
Pss: az & ss ga to pzn.
sIfssa 1g ssa IT'S e.! e. ssass: ssss
6:c fof " Sc ioF Aoalt9rs
se'ss #s sss's soF RIO
No Mhte ......-...-..............4512 @397
, 1863-08-04

Vessels Pissed Detroit.
Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Trsbuue1
- DKrRorr, August 3, 1s3.
Er.-Prop Chicago; brig Canopers; sch.s Cosueua,
Lisbon Grey Eagle Bonnie, Dover, selkirs
Dowy-Props Caldwell, Acme, Tonawanla, sehrs
D. ulnckley. Ell Bates. Hubbard
, 1863-08-04
mautfa

WANTED-A pleasant furnished
W. T9e" .Ith beard 70. myself aud v,fa v1,n,a
~ ThaFo there law or 20 bossas.s ptlvat9 lanai
preferred Addrrsa Peat onace DraweT tats toa'a STAG
, 1863-08-04

Baltimore nEn1kcts-Au9ust 3.
FLoUR-nnll Sales 60 br]s extra Ohio ut S.
WHKAT-l0c lower. Sales 10000 bu Hhtte at III 500
lis. red Mt Il l5G@1.40.
CoRS-Derinetl; white EEt98c: yellow SIC
0ATs-Dnll and 1owez ct 65DDe,
, 1863-08-04

9pfccs in New York.
The Government contract includes Il. 0.ooo ~ su.
matrA pepper at 29c. -. @
, 1863-08-04

~ CHICAGO DRIVING PARE Assoc1Ar1oy.-A
<frot viii come of this (Tnesday) afternoon.
at o'clock, for a purse Of 800, see advcr.
1isenent in another column.
, 1863-08-04

eoyERsxESG s1ocxs
Government stocks firm:
Q, !. O. q c. lt6x@1r7 7316s. 1ps,fnnon
MoEkT-Easy at 6T& per cent '1's~''"
Sterling Exchange little easier at Il <14okG1.41,
Eo!d Irregular and notwithstanding hi ie;if al.
Us, ' " 't "4A eaos'is urn At
, 1863-08-04

-.. .CoNAEEp4Hl8 LMERA11TY.-Atn a meeting
OF the teachers Of the Sabbath School councc.
ted with the South Congregational Church, a
vote Of thanks was rendered to ". 3, Arthur,
superintendent Of the Illinois Central Ball
TOAD, for furnishing them carsftec Of expense,
on the occasion OF their picnic to Fair Oaks
Grove, on Thursday last.
, 1863-08-04

REvoIEEH FoUND.-One Of the policemen
spIeked up a revolver on the street, Sunday
might, which the owner can hare By calling at
,the Armoy and describing it.
, 1863-08-04

sEEps.salss; 6a$g TlMot6y. q Sai66; d Bugs
T0BACCO-StandaFttb brands of summer workcd 81.
1ts anu ns. are IA steady demand ut 5345sc- Bright
LpMps are arm at &c@HCo, Outside winter worked
brnuds are dull at 4Hal50
TAIIoW-Quiet and nominal at 919Ac.
EO0L-Mnrket dull, buyers aud sellers being apart
Sales were 200 os medium at Sc j..
, 1863-08-04
THE CITY.

REyoETER FouND.-One of the policemen
splcked up revolver on the street, Sanda
might, which the owner can hare BIZ calling a
:.the Armov and describing it.
=, CucAao DRIVING PARE Assoc1Ar1ox-J
tfrut Will come of this (Tnesdsy, atternoon
at I o'clock, for purse Of 800, see advc,
fisenent in another column.
EoNAEEpAH1B LmERA1ITY.-Atn a ueef{n
Of the teachers Of the Sabbath School counct
ted with the South congregational Church.
vote Of thanks was rendered to ". B, Arthu,
superintendent Of the Illinois Central Ball
'1oad, for furnishing them csrsftcc Of expense
on the occasion OF their picnic to Fair Oak
Grove, on Thursday last
4 MEAN THEF.-Edward Sullivan and
VIM, CLARK, two sick sailors, were admitted
to the Marine Hospital about fortnight ago,
Sullivan rot well on Saturday and lefs, carry
Ing With him Cla1k's bag Of clothing, valued
At $50 Sullivan was arrested at Clatk's In.
Etancc, and upon examination at the Police
Court yesterday, was held to bail in the sam
of $500, for trial in the Recorders Court, and
coHmitted In default thereof
No1CE-The friends Of the Free Church
enterprise on the North Side, and also the
friends Of the Bethel cause are requestcd to
meet at the rooms Of the Young Mems
Christian Association, at 8 o'clock this after-
noon, to take into consideration the plan of
uniting the two enterprises. It il hoped all
rho feel any interest for the sailor Will be
present. ':~.
DEBATXv1EH NJ AMER1cA-publlshed by
John Want Toud-beiag the organ Of the
Hollanders in the United States, is first class
advertising medium, circulating orer portions
of the States Of Illinois, Wisconsin, Iowa,
Michigan, Indiana, Missouri, Ohio and New
York. We advise those in want Of di1igent
and honest help, those wishing good and re-
liable customers to make their wants known
through DeBatarier. Office 81 Dearborn
street, Chicago, Post Office Box 479s.
reason why some names In the New Directory
are printed In full capitals, while Others ap.
pesr in common *lower-case'-oftensho showing
ridiculous contrasts as for instance the veal
thy head Of firm being modestly printed in
small Letters, and one Of his clerks blazing
forth in loud and conspicuous capitals. We
answer the query By Informing the public that
It is mere matter Of t.oe.ty:fse ce,ss, the us.
ual price ofarpearing in large and bold let.
1els.
Az Tprcu WFnnrNe -Vestandau ~1nrr3nr
, 1863-08-04

MONEY TO LOAN-At reduced
1t4 rates on Chicago City Real Estate or On Fac9s
IN lllrols w1thin about 1M miles Of Chicago: ApRn.
c:tta by letter VIII please EITo tue numbers oi kne
Ia'd aud full description cf the property offered -
scur1ty. Apply to GEO ". SEWCQMH. r y. 5o1
nul-h96s-1m
, 1863-08-04

No71CE.-The friends Of the Free Church
enterprise on the North Side, and also the
friends Of the Bethel cause are requestcd to
meet at the rooms Of the Young Mems
Christian Association, at 8 o'clock this after
noon, to take into consideration the plan of
uniting the two enterprises. It Is hoped all
rho feel any interest for the sailor Will be
present. '"~
The Camden confederate. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1861-1865, 1863-11-13
From the West.

LYNcHBURe, Nov. lO.-The special cores
pondence Of the Virginian give some particu-
lars of the late fight twenty-six miles west of
Lewisburg. 5000 Yankees, under General
Averil, who came from Beverly, attacked
Jackson. The latter fell back to the point
named, where he was joined by Colonel Ech
OILS, and severe fight ensued. Our loss was
heavy. Among the killed are Major Baily,
commanding the 22d Virginia-his body is in
the hands of the Yankees-Captain Reedcr,:
Captain Henry Rrffner, and Captain Thomp-
son, all of the same regiment. We lost one
piece of artillery, but saved all our wagons.
Echols, hearing their force, supposed to be un-
der scammell, was approaching from Kanawha'
to cut him off, fell back towards Salt Pond
Mountain, passed through Lcwisburg Friday
evening, and the force expected at Kanawhas
arrived there next morning.
ATLANTA, November lO.-Nothing new
from the front to-day. Gen. Hood left this,
evening, with Gen. G. w Smith, for Richmondi
r;a Wilmington, where they will remain a fews
days with Gen. Whiting, Gen. Hoods wound.
is doing well. and he is in fine tone and spirits.