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, 1863-08-31

Received. q. 70 bu rheet b9as nu corn !! 21s ha
smSe, n1sssss Is ,T 1',sE Or p1.;sM M ss1 e .S &c
Nletisan a y - 70 bu re,ecssa - e., !.lo3 bn
while Ncl lEen n tlG CoIu--Dun md IT, eetaleds
YIt!gh&fesse1a scafco. And ~ hear of nn ohAFtexa
to-day. Ono voAsnl wa ebArte1ed yssttrdly u 1kc
% Wn&kt 10 C4Wt[1.
, 1863-08-31

Especial Dispatch to tho Chicago Ttfnunc1
DETROIT, August q, 1885,
Ur.-pror. bIaydower bark Rcd, White and Rluc.
powa.-Prors. Fountain C1sy, Gnlena bs.ks North
woss, Constitution, Lafsintr Chicago Lion, Paanas
sclrs NcntIccalo, Mcszic. Dauntles, Lydia C.sc
teal. Jupiter, Minnie Williams
DxrEoIT, Ang. So 1863.
= UF-Duk Water Witch Invteciblc, Dadgrr: DstS
Ctttal-sa: schr Flska. York Etatc. Wscutan
powx-Bk.k Wx1osly. Twilight: nris ,Comuerc.
schr Bahe1nA; Prop 1dsho. Asctuaus, Athe1ta..
cech,a.c Look Out, nzeod. Hypsen, kilaa:r P41goas
Lone 6tsr, Hol1oy. Be.undA, Norwesla7., Empirc
E.atk
, 1863-08-31
NEW YORK DRY GOODS MARKET,

There Is IN active and steady lu-incss doiux The
Eau tade has fully stzstcd Sticks tn NIL sssoFt.
Mcnt and clky and country buy al1 numetQns all
bnytng moderately, making In tho a1grn9ate hcavy
AMount- T4c foreign goots market has been yc:y
Hsye. and imroEteTs A7e realizing Eoot prices Dcfa-
many ktncs hase advanced Il consequence nonn~tie
goocs market good business u Eoins III pE1ns1 old
arc selling larEey at reduction But a acw
ttylcs Gro Ql and buoyaHt. 9nsaguos new GOODS arr
very active. Gnghans in demand aaI pfIccs arc
fEnl: pcn1ms are steady si!tEes. checks aad ticks
a5S Im and not IT, large sury bro*n aad blsaehcd
r1icc Any Of denS would ss eesaiion asaa an
advance. n woolcrs the nctiv!ty Is grest PYfotcI
deatncs sell readily hnt tho chief activity il In fancy
carlucres Of desirable sty!es. Low and mesIum1
Qualities ee mostly, but there demand Tor al anda
eoc ena ifq m .1 H. ana q ion6e. I'D
scouting preierencc. Rcaye,s are hesvy. aatincfs
il pars Tor eSror;a,ioa Tho eoasapiion
large and greater than tho present supply Prices
aro buoyant demand iisely. Foreign goods are Yesy
active. Desirable good. n:o not ahundans whie fhe
cohrres otleaus aud eipacns hare all advanced Low
black silks more abundant bus sell Ea1OnY
dzees goods are ofetng ht auction, and excite cops
cIaele Inquiry. AL WOODEN gooLs especially hcayy
kinst nre artye demand. Jotbers largo buye4i
nrhsh, French aud German goods -nlI-aTn Ia great
demand Ht EeTunerause r.ieca: MiniaeIy goods ara
expected. 1ate tmrofthlons Will coma TO q good
market, II gold docs net rlsc nGuln.
LATEST DIRT GOODS QUOTATIONS,
WEuNKsxAT EvESE0, AuEust ~ 1asa
The following Ate tho Wholesale net cash rIices ar
all the leading styles Of domestic dry goods sold In Tho
, 1863-08-31

Baltimore nIarkef--Au9. -.
F1oup-Dul1lIohlo crop IS 1e4953 -
0rAIS-Whcat n1a: corn quiet ut sG8Tc.
,WNIsXLY-etEAdy.
, 1863-08-31

AECCIulH WE 0uuHI0e'
The following arc the receipts 1t Buffalo for the
week ending Aug. -: r.''
Flour brls sas Wheat, bu...
rorE ofsa......... 79 Corn, 6u....-........1A
Beef hfls.......-..... 30 Oats, bu...,,.... 5pSSJ
, 1863-08-31

: New York Hide Marifes-Auss ~
Tte mari er is weak and unsett1ed although holders
Isr ouly about Is GO including Mo.iexd:o q
cath: Rio Grardes sc cath: MAtamnra1. 3sc cas1 :
-alauxtteE, sK9s4e cash, -
, 1863-08-31

| ber OF gentlemen aud lndIcs assembled Mt
Bran nn1l at 8 o'clock yesterday afternoon to
u:ite their efforts for the relief Of the sutsr.rs
In Kansas - = ."e''
on roeno ct William Bro.s, Esq, tho Hon.
lsaae N. Arnold wns called to Tho chut:
rhe meeaps xas then opened With prayer by
the Rcv. Mr. Patteu. :, -
Peter Page, E.q:, Was then'appointed sccre.
tA1y and Treasurer. y-- !;
NJ. Arnold stated tho object of tho NEST.
hg N lev appropriate renarks, 49,
1ne Rev. Mr. Trask, Of Fi.chburg. whose
zen Nas Killed Mt Lawrence, had been expected
10 address the meeting, but mcutsl dlstrcss
pieFnted hl: doirg Sc, aad letter Of apology
from him was read by tho Secretary.
The Rev. Dr.. Patten, General Riley, OF
Rochester, and N1. Stevens, who was an
eyewitness of. tho :. sack OF" LaRreuce,
made b,ief and appropriate addresses, follow.
cd In few remark. by Peter Page, Esq, rho
then mored that tho gentlemen, whose names
aro sppendtdto The appeal zubjolned below,
be appointed committee :-on' collections,
1hls motion vas adopted. and the results Of
The labors ofthc committee, realized within
feT nlnutee, 1ere as follows:
M1een11snen,> f,-nt.r-a. .,-...
subtcspttos ~ as ,sa T5t"na 1,.,..n: ,no
F,.st Eysuas,eelieal ratber,n sn;Tr,,s,, !. z:
Church = :. q, a..
80 ~. i: +s
=, 'e;A,es : 8
-oesltee elsHssen passages oi cloth&ns.s
"c""1aa III f<galu 70 Ar. stevens. mention
I'd daboyo as having been an eyewitness oftao
La"1ence hatsscse' 1na1 Whle In his re-
marks, nc gave INC audience = vivid picture
crime horrors OF fnst TERRIBLE scene, hia con-
duct On that occasion is spoken Of In the
btehett terms hy oil who arc acquainted with
the circumstances. He spoke most encour.
sg1nglJ Of the future of Kansas and Lawrence,
spite Of tho tfoubloas times through which
they are now passing. The people, Instead
Of being dishesrtened, intend, ha says, to fall
Immediately to the, work Of restoring thcIr
town to Its former state OF prosperity.
Tie committee did not conclude their ID.
bols with the meeting, hut have been assigned
respectively to the districts set oppoaite their
nnmes below, and in behalf OF the object of
the meeting, edareas to the citizens Of cbtca
20 the following
,r-,,
Anappeal comes to TIC ioyal and humane cttizeus
OF Chieaso from The unfortunate victims Of tho
ins Committee WcIo npponte # the ne mrs,fn now n
H55an nall On Sunday to district and .he
viii thcr usasl bcrslity Tho commttea m1 tpona naya
decided to sesd jndicloas nan Win H. fanis
~ sec r.aa As D'' as' p-upe''s oistFloatsd:
y. IT, Wells. Jamss I Hnmi1ic,, Hn1gis1s,
James Miller, y,G. Dore, -,
x TsEe TEe''s'' wy O. g. G IHnapam' W;enan'
7. R. calter, Peter Page.
The comnltiea hare d!stticted tac city, ans
otHt IL Dis.sics. II cta1k stpeet, II npV ~ H Wsus
q Ri' Rist!!st' dase Il street; Z. D: Carter:
snd c. q. WicSs1. @Aa 1A''ct s'fee's' u. u Coos
4th ~, D!etEiet, State and Wabash, ). c. Dore.
fom R,yeI 10 1,rndoinS wfsm R.ess Wess OF Clark
eth District, ai1 cross stfeets east Of Clark. Jas
HanatfGnt ~ m}.t,,.t p.,soi,n ..,s.+ ,,,,.
ssh DItt:ic., North blrialon, John WoaabTiap,
,.1se LIN o'e''ie'' l. l. fnkha@ and Peter rase, q
| @ @NNAN"H -AS<eA3 HH'AAA4s4 A4uNs
, 1863-08-31

=. phirn desphiu nInrlet-Aug.o0.
3E9n-WIcat dull md weak corn scarce and: IN
good demand. .-,'-"--
Wu.Kr-Adranced to ts2sske.
, 1863-08-31

F0t8l+.-.ss... 60 G56 IFQq '... 49, -.
The receipts to-day embrace 4,1 brls Of nour, 81.
f5 bu Eheaf, 1aaH ha corn. a1a3 hu oats ss7s nu
r5e, and 80 hu barley. Tho shipments were only 80,
bsls nour. Is se5 bu wheat, and o., 800 bu corn.
There WAS fAlf attendance on Change to-day
but tho dull aspect OF the markets ut tho Fast had
depressing effect hsrc and prlces ruled lower, With
less activity. =
Tho Flour market :was very quiss and tho foe,,ue
was not 70 strong a. yesterday. Winter e1t1oa Hero
In limited demand and atesay at s. 80 for tair to
very choice White Wheat cxtraa. Spring extras ware
duh. and eome brands ~cto offered 1t concession Of
&c On yesterday Market Without buJesa. The sales
wese trin1ns at AeoaAn. Tha days transactions did
not exceed 500 brls.
Tie Wheat market also sulei duh, aud We note de-
cline Of aashc per busdel sptinI s7ades..,,x
sales Of No l at aa9o:t No 7;Bp.inx. SO
sSct and old Rejected Spring ut 63e-tho
market closirg nt the Inside hsurns Winter Wheat
was extremely dull and VIC note decline OF Sc De,
bushel with trding ealcs at $1o1 for no Rel. md
e@s6Kc for No Ecd TIC day salcs OF all grades do
not exceed Is 90 bushels. !
The Corn market declined xc per bushel. with mod
crate sales ut SIC fer Mror Yellow anoat; 5o4a1xc
for Canal Mixod to Flyer Tuga 3nrcl aloat; uka
s9Xc for No mud Mixed Corn In store: &sxaso. ior
No Corn in atoEa; and {7@ ms for Rejected Corn In
store. At the Gloss the market du1 with ttee Sell
en- Of no and Mtzed Corn at @Hc, but no buycss.
About 10 90 bushels OF all graJes wnss sold.
There was an unusually active inquiry fbr Oats and
hayo nota further advance In prices OF 1c nor
tushcl-with ta1es Of about Is 200 bushels 1t 2siHo
for No Oats and for Mo- Oats In store Tho
great bulk Of the transactions wcso at s5xassc for
MOL.
Rye was stesd5and In fair demand 1t &c for No In
sore Barley was IN good with aales At soe for
No aud 7os3c for No principally at the ins,de z-
urts.
1ighwtneawest :-tIEc aud nrm At ..:.:e-with sales
OF hbort coo btls at that price. Alcohol Il firm at Is
, 1863-08-31

pcrsca7 nali ncoeA who Wish to ptace their saT.
inEs terc tey will at oneo bo aaEo an1 draw high
rats Of Interest,""
Tho Eew orleans Era OF tho 18th Rays:
The hAa been much talk for three four davs past
TtEar Ing tic Hank Of LOualaua Tho Board Of Com
oler fos tho iianiaaon Of The affair Of she Inst
stHha Cc1nmsoneE. II placo Of Ms, Martin blanche,
TLo sss1nsd to strsr IEe Ioafa noT compose1 OF
Tic Ifcsidcnt. and st1 Hahn. Debtors The ol hank
It artchfF. arc :tstIous OF pairing np Several paJ
meuta rare heeu 1nate t'te current week, and, Of
ccurae there Ia good sIernat for the tssues Of tho
an round rates Of discount, which ruinous 70
bill holders.
The monthly returns Of tho Tank OF Franco show
decrease Of the cash IN hcnaofoserfouEteen m{llona
Of france nnj IN the bills discounted decrease Of SIX
millions. o..
mir. A. p. Stanley, President Of the Bank OF Nav
York. dios VERY suddenly. on Thursday evealns last
Of htnorfhage Of tho lungs ut his tealeace, Orange,
n j. lie had been In feoh1e healh tor somo ttne rom
spinal tiscaso hut sttsnced To tho duties OF his oco
10 tho dag Of hts death H1s connection with tab bank
had existed for fo1tY-seTon ycars. and he had ne3,
among other positions. thcso Of Telcs Cashier and
President.
, 1863-08-31
ILLINOIS AND MICHIGAN CANAL.
Especial Dispatch to the Chicago TrIhuna-1

= DRtDaEpoEr. Aug. p, l5I.
ARRIVED,
Constitution, LocEpost, GOO bu eoEu.
Montnuk, LockpoFt, $3.50 bu cosu F
lipLess, lHtawA, 81, . bn corn
roston, Utica. 3pgb In cofn
I1nihc, Du1'aEc, 10 bu corn.
Cen ctle1sn. Lasaiic, 15.o 1T whcst js bu corn.
GS1I,sg: asal1cs : M go b hu corn. ~. ,',
Senator, Lnsa11c, lsa tons coal.
Prai1ie Eose, LaSaile. 5 200 bu cora.
CLEARED.
Investigator Athens
lcsolutc, Athens. s-'.
II & LoUmls, Athens,
! Il Preston. NorIit -5>z al.
Energy, Joliet
5folte tristo, OTTAWA.
II. .Atatna No 2, Joliet,
I'rtfltaht, Alor7fa -,
John Nichols, Norris. -'"'-~ s"~
ladEer EtAfc, Ottawa. = S
Etars aud Stripes, Morris.
I.hthc, DuPngo. -
t;s9sI Gsesss!ee Sf;skDe', o 'a'astes so pos,
Mound City. LaSal1e.
, 1863-08-31

INTERESTING CASE.
sr~-

Tho following statement from gentleman well
known IN DnPagc county, will be rcad with inter-
cat:
CHICAGO, Aug, 30, 1858.
Ip?aced myself under the treatment Of d. J.
Wtrklow Aver, Of the Chicago Throat andl Lung
do1ph and Dearborn streets,) for chronic disease
OF the throat Tho tonslls were badly liberated as
WEB also my tongue, PhysciArs who had seeu It.
remarked that they had never scen case like It,
and Of co1lsc thelr Treatment was q failure DR..
Aver gave name to the dtsea.e Ut once, and what
iA better th41 al hxs effected perfect cnrn. :.
HENRY Il. RoRkR1s,,
Residence Cass, Dupagc County, III,
, 1863-08-31

tfEom the Detroit Commercial Advertiser, August a.
Te following Is hst q tho vessels which havp rs.s
G.; this pclt tutl1g the psst q hours. - '
FOUND UP.-fcsSeTlfy r IL UaIE Sunshine brig r
M9l'lstct teAr. Ma1tah F. johnson. This A. M-Pfpp
ftttsEufRh. F'
BoGxp Dowx.-Teaterlay P, M,-schr. chss, Wal.
!er and Ell Bales. This a. M.-Darsa T. GasKn md
, 1863-08-31
COMMERCIAL.- A

SATURDAY EyEH1Ea. Aug. -. 1865,
The receipts and shipments during the past tweaty.
forr hcurs VIII be found IN tho following tzh1es
HECKYTa FOE THK1TY.FpuK HOLLIS Pact
, 1863-08-31

~ tYss-WhrAt uuict and uuchanged. Corn dull and
lover falea iast night OF Illinois mtxcd at 61Kc.
CartL tLFrE10urs-unchauEed.-.D Boats scarce.
, 1863-08-31

Eff GArTLK. :
Had :old Davidson 6 head Steers, averaging lis
leoS soli English 81 head Cattle svezagins 90 Is,
sssll sold Frauk IS head Cattle, averaging 90 -,
dIsse.E sola Moore IS head Cattle, averaging s.,
n6isFsH Hsosa Spencer 1shcad Cattle averaging aa
Swssey sold Rednsla s. Cows, Averaging SO ns, on
..6Shea SOLD Kci1s 20 Cows. averaging as1 Ds, at
Fatterson sod Lyman Il Steers averaging 81 ~, at
yaadergrua sold Hy,nan L ssecfs, averaging aa ns
Fst,s;:on sold Flanagan = steesa Averaging 17 Ms
naxvsil sold arecnhaum 10 stecss, Averaging 1,zao
nfgsS g. 'ola wsl~ork 10 Cattle, arranging 100
.,S shea sold Hnzno 3 cozs. averaging es ~, a.
Esst Sold oreeabaum 70 Cattle, Averaging 1,pos rs
: Nest sold Way Cows, averaging aei Ms, at an,
= CALVES.
Organ sold Gaobs 8 Calves, averaging zsa ns ct
HoA MARKET,
The Hog market haa been marked by extraordinary
hFtaknes* and owing to the present unusual dcnand
for shtprlpg, with most deacieut supply tho rsses
have advpnced s3c@t1tt on the weck. THIS morning
somc lott ia primo condition. averaging 20 ns werc
sold for $50 100 d. aad Averaging 80 ns ware sold
for e515 10 ns, whilst thosc Of higher wolshts
fetched readily from sioo to $i50 Tho sales to-day
, 1863-08-31

Now York stock nnd nleney yn1nrkes-Au9.2 10.
GoLD-F1ruaor, opening ut t1i3 sad cloatnE nrm At
NH: govcrHmcnt ttoe6 drtn; ., g. 6 81 cou.
Gle to-day, u, ,ok1 49, =.
MoEEI-EaEy 1t 6Aa Der cent.
Sterling Exchange hfmer and more bralnass doing ut
l57&t51H.
, 1863-08-31

= pe1ty IN kant:tee county kich,g.u. v,.k arrs
5its Ts poweT 10 1o2t al Tita $40 sores Il rood
TIKI + aps5ssss ss s$sr1 lsk & 3n Ne es i1sf.
Isvcc faiii-g IT, It's water :. forms the iil nd a
Ee ont.etcf wheh Is Ge nhl The rniii u IN pefiecf
Exa t. *tx E1niosE of lumber a=nusiy The.e il =
III Hao Eaex ss ttet !ocK f!om tho MIL to Laxa
s2 t;2ss n1d 9EanaE nSms 2 X 4s1eet good csss
Al ste Buildings aid tDpso7s7aants IL psrfct n.6eT
I'D property belnnEa 70 who S1Te rstifed
1nliecItl ta5rs 4 p extn nts opnoFtuntsy 10 .oY
t:asnc1i Msa 20 improve ~ condition ncAnetaly, ii
Lea. Estate AxeItA ~: 13 Metropolitan BiccE Ehcs.
plt-kscl-fst-xwkf
, 1863-08-31
Residence Cass, Dupasc County, III,

H A. Strauss b Co., 107 Lake street, up Stain,
have Just received ehofce lot OF Diamond Ciuatsf
Rings md Breast Pins, which will b. sold At very
ION 1sutcs- AuEas8t
, 1863-08-31

Go TO rHK BKs1-qo TO DnrAsr 4 srnArrox's
CHICAGO Co1xHRC1AL CotL11E, to get = thorough
practical business education, For circulars ad-
ChleaSo, uinols.
, 1863-08-31
CHICAGO CATTLE MARKET,


Tbs rccstpfs OF ueeFC zndL HOGS At thu ~
to-day, compare W 1pftpEA.
, 1863-08-31

II T. E. R1gby, 80 Randolph street. IL selling
FNpeR HAogtnge and Window Shades at New YORK
prices at Wholesale ind retail. The trade supplied
On tho uust uhtrAltatma, AUG IL Nv
, 1863-08-31

>. A Dap nmA1u-The greatest eurse tho human
ALLY ID heir 10 How many loTers It has acrktat-
cd-how many hae1ds fofnrrr parted. Tho sub
Ject 10 70 delicate, your nearest frenl viii not
mention Il and you 40 ignorant Of tbs tset. To
Elorefs" q dcntsitcs, night ani morning. Il
Aiso eaautlhss tho complexion. removing Ill tan,
p!mples, and freekles. leaving tho skin sotl and
white. P5ics E0e. For sale 81 Smith b DNypf
Like st1tet-Aug0 m.w.stlo.n-3m
, 1863-08-31

" Ncfvous Diseases And Physical DEBILITY,
ef1sanK Gom erociAu cAnses, In both ssxes-new
~ fslahle treatment. In reports Of tho Howard
sasssge. eas Addsess, ps. ]. skilhn uou:hton, now.
'aeipala, r. "S~'~ N'A aufiim
, 1863-08-31

TAKEN UP.-Came to tho stable
Of ihc untss.t nsd: ps{ M9ssa; % stsqaS y nf
mota!sg r9!Isa9 tn sssssss, lxCNATiGM nAKKAF
NY SNY theetvrgn laAe t1a RAoael2o. ca Cun'oa,
sp.9-plelN..
, 1863-08-31

Al three o'clock Ms. Fowler. Of tae Jefferson
Street Church. delivered dlseonrss Of great abl-
isy but ~ defer cur synopsls smother
dsy.' - It "1''f ~ 3 ~ :" ,
, 1863-08-31

= mn o:sa:o aesea CO under p!ow, in Living
toa! mig -only th1 e miles to Railroad atauo7-Et6
c';a!sr q th!eo Of the best uafkets IA tha Naaf.
ou0tsnee q ntTe- falling tpr1rg water OF the place.
!nrlovsnctta not valuable PT1Ee 81 per acre casE.
Also t-ect & 9 t.es OF vRluabie tagd sdjofninE
Ne Nssa Methodist Church Mock. Chiss9o.. PeD BOZ
OSst4. xu1B-S6I3.1u1
, 1863-08-31
PRINTS.

IATEST UlZf GUODS QUOTATIONS,
WEnKKsxAT EvESE0, August ~, 1853
The following arc tho Wholesale net cash pf1ces of
a the leading styles Of domestic dry goods sotl IN tho
, 1863-08-31

To Ba aRxrEArED,-Nsgcr's "Great Rebel.
lion will be repeated Wednesday night, this
tlme..for The benefit Of the assistlng young
ladies'.
, 1863-08-31

ther saia, Is that al you hare against nc II 70.
Wr1to dow a. much moro, only add at tho bottom
q Il ~ the blood Of Je=us Christ csean.oth from
Tbs question is, how shall wc b reecnesatcd,
"a thG Pst ,Ss tSp thought IN sonnectlon
II ia not . mcrr change OF form, But one Of sn5
stance. Tho preacher remarked, in Illustration OF
soaa o en n1 iSd to Sssss
sSs p1afshssd T. Id ssisps sss T.
s1mes tine 4. sna ssap Do ose Sod And ye
love God yon arc affaid Of Gel" And thonsa @ i
converted when mere .yuuth, yet he knew therr
b eod II e ieass M hsa1s
eoutider.tioDs which should Induce men % to y msie I
here remarked That tho subject included moi mora M
What os1h 70 induce men to make this prep.la.
ton than what ,oos1d induce them. The INST Of
that such prtpasatiun eolvca the grcat problem ot
salne Of tac happiness Christianity confs.s, By tae
beggar a. glren By German poet The professor
IL out walking. repeating his old prayer Father,
hare ,,T ,mT,s1sy; !. Nho teach ot5e:.. am ignorant
w1etehed and miserable. TO whom be wishes
hs b., IsEs. saw bad ay Ths Ptosster shspees
th.t he 6 az unhappy: :" Wt1siS Fetarns piS IT,
;ss,; I, w., f. f.
!sa !ssSa ;ssst f. 3ss&''s.i sa. to e.;
ds@ q 'sE ~ Tn saoaa b
nae, and veaid bc ny hap3ness .herc s ~ 'S So is
"a to@ III % ore '' %hs sIa psoStn sSSsa' q
happiness ts eolvcd In Christ. II you scek t. b
happy see thtt 5ou arc II haImonJ With God:
Il. th.t nrtsons, c9ec,snec .a.s enanse
for nnn to rite to the highest leyei
and realize tho hfghast dta Of human llfc aud c.,-
impotence. What made Cesar. Alexander, q Com. 1
val, Gapoleou stsoag, except the idea that
thcy wcfs men of aeet'ny; Yoa cannot
~ s1pere 70 much terIsery In Z The 'eS
main 81 God under any other condition, a. you
esn en-. when supported y the bslirl that you arc
that tho Christian 10 the hIRhcst style OF man but
rssner iofm Of e1ptetslon than this. 10 that Z
Ghtist,an eassassr nahe. sha onl! complete man,
Of humanity.
:. Anothst Sontids.ntion n f.vos Of ihis prspa,a-
Tns ptrachcr cnio cod ts poin. with creat poWe,
ard followed It with one or Two others, for which
70 otarc not nom. This tcruon was one Of grcsf
Or ~As due to A wealth and beauty or crnrnssInn
and Illustration OF whlch tho present tkefch Ain.
,rg vs. on1y T. s5nopsis Of tho ptn lpal points, con
With the di.eou,so Of ur. Hemingway tho e.ar,
eites TOT the forenoon closed. The into,sn1tston
III sassc O'Clock, was Improved BY tho raslous
efenps eolleetsd for ths tent prsJse meetings. The
sunday eehool Chi'dern's meeting was IL nume.
ous1J attended, snd excited u much interest n
urahl. AfIo number wcfo attracted to The tent
OF The Garnet uhltal Institute, ,whc,c tho po1dera
prayer meeting Was held. Other 1ncesin1e wcro In
p,ogrefs at Tho tarnc time, and ths secncs Of yrs
tcr5sy wcrc repeated, With increased powcr at
, 1863-08-31

Ano7uER TRASsAc1Ios.-Mrs. West whoso
TRANSACTIONS with the Merchants Loan and
Trust Company several weeks ago, were daily
secounted has been heard from. It seems the
same d.T she swird!ed the banking house
above mentioned. she purchased: Of G.. C..
Parks & Co. a draft on New York for eight
dollars, which when presented rssd very pla1n
" "e'ghty'' dollars, and that amount VA,
paid Hrs. West has not get been arrested,
, 1863-08-31
2ust.

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Urn GOODS.


ID II. MACY, s,xru.y
0pcains Fsl Goods.
% Cortsns nsV shadss, .,,
BONNET RIBBONS!i
An shs Sss Bennett velveta and Silks
B,aok md Coiored Velvet ktDbons
Full nAs OF rich French
FLOWERS AND FEATHERb!i
Fpl Ias of pain Lealsti.e ana emefsidsted
LINEN HAN0AERCHlEFS!
I'M Inns Of Thread Res, snl iratatlos vslessieaos
LACES!!
FAN Inc Of cnnbric and muslin
EuBROlDERfES. :!
Beat quality Ladies'. Misses and oents'
SIX, Iislc, Cotton aud WsSl ..-.
GLOVES AND GOsIEkf
Pan line Ls1i.s'. Misses and Gents
UNDERVESTS AND DRAWERSt
LADIES NlDE-UP UHDERCLOTHlNG. CORSETS, Ls.
All asalties Of Linens, Hspiins, Towe.ng and
TABLE DtMAskS!
Csmbhos swis' and ksinsook Nasna, Ts'stss Csas'.
Domst Shaker and Opera
kLANNELS.
Lsdies' sxa Misses -
BALMORAL SKIRTS
Ladder ported Leather Bags Hair nets ssd Bells, rsas
ery Hoop skirts, he. So. 49,.
r. B,-BEsT KID GLOVES In the CITY at 81 rAlh
X. II. MACY,
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Contents Of No. 1912 lsept. 22l

Of No. 1912 lsept. @1;
I..LEADINo ARTICLES: IN. Great B.s.l: q Sun
dsy; Gen. Rosecrsns's fo.itioni "h.i " rssoe
Msaus; Cen McCelsn's Strategy flounshns
4, de Tho Rebel Rams ia nI.adi hsIyl.Sa; ;
Cen. Ro.ecIsn.s campsiSn; Needed and ss'sieAi {;
Editorial faIssrtpas
u.wAn NEWS SUMMARY: From Cen Me.des
Grants Army; From Den. Gi.lino:e's Army
From Gen. schoneds Army; IRON Gen. Poster
Army; From Gen. Biongs Army; Miscellaneous
III. GENERAL NEWS sUMAARY.
VFIoM WASHINGTON: SpeciS Dsps'eh's "
Ihe ". y. Tribune
vFRoM EUROPE.
U.LATER FROM yArAS. Tho Resentment 81 u.
3%oaished II i. si,o Much Oeurei 70 u'i A
Brush Riee, Demanding Indemnify
UNDER THE ENROLLMEnr ACT HELD 10
BE FINAL
VIII. THE FRUIT SHOW At TIE ACADEMY OF
u.ryr STATE FAIR AoRlcvLruRAI MEET
ISGs; Corr. pondcaos Of The y. 4. tribaEa
x..onIo STATE FAIR; Correspondence Of Tie N. Y.
Tribune.
Il. INTERESTING 10 FARMERS. AH'ericin is'u
tule fsInsr.' Club
XII THE MAINE ELECTION; L.,es, Additions and
Correctiors Of the sole foi oo'.rpof' Its Leas'
lsgre.
XIII. MISSOURI; Official Returns from NE illd Cen
(rcssio3sl District
XIV. GREAT BATTLES IN GEORGIA: n,Se, Aa.cs
GA Ro.ocrsns; BrFs hn isoeo Men; FuIiSe'
s.sas 70, sS R Ds cGsslsa 80 HID
aid Wounded Csp.ne 81 Gen Adams 81 AeA.s
and $50 Mea
Army; Names Of his Osasfsl'. Coupo ..'iou 81
hi. Forces. and their Respective s.f'u.thi A I,
Nm Commanding D.v.sfa- Correspondents VI
The ~ Y Tribune.
XVI THE SIEGE or CIARfrSToS' Charleston 81
le Mercy Of Our lofes'; tisa 70 feh, atns'
aai Cfesg, What tbs koosl, Len Delind. EIp-S.
Of krbel IN u Q
Ady.Mc. Of Our Works, Gen GAlr cfes Con
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Tribune.
XVII FROM RW-ORLEiSS Rs.urn Of Gen. Frna
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ron; p,l.rlciion q Two small oeaooa'i sso.,A
., 81 Loal. no.,fii; Consehpasa q Nepo..
Ob.nvction, 70 lad. oa d. Hissssippi Cone
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