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, 1863-08-27

EFronl the Detroit Commercial Adye.t!ser.l
q s5Ssst 6 = Ssst Il
es WIS e. aS
be adverted to. The white mid amber varieties arc
= e sSa xfs s!s%
e nd M to e fhs se 1na
po!tant article Of export and lake commerce Il never
s fsa
eiops haylns been gathcrcd +. AMI the aver
ss aaa;S Is sos t. ~ nd
6at opinSn NAY 10 foinsa rsSara t. the
e
maaeS ~ ne 2R s sas T.
t1sional OF III many Sases By 1aistakc1
s T. r. sisa
sBS $sfs s Sss ss .S s5S; ssS
@ sssEything seemea 10 rSomsc a. beautiful Yield Of
e2a' s s hopes sas ss5 6oa Il
ss!'sss + Ff as ESs sssss
7uw B ,s ;: t. bulk of cr wn,.e wheat w not siaio
K tahy 4 ss9s1as 1t
Wit VIII %ayss and Gakiaud c9nnics % are @ncs 6eoT, @
saa l. T ass sFs fs.stts + %
s,osa bat ths e!1eal5 TO- th!Ety mies ssogpd rs
~ ~ o.: LIZ @ cfop @ y 81 shes tSoass
allow In arriving Will ha good something Jet depend
Leg uptn the weather. which still conf tnues snowary
+ 81 !;
gent cs1e. In order 70 be lit for shippers.
The whole Wheat product in Michigan In 1860 IL stu
ted IN tho u. S. census to have been ,6S bushels
There was then population III the Stale OF al no.
Tho home consumption coula not hare heen lea than
3ccoG Gce, or about four bushel* to each iahahltam
bpslel5 for exploration The proport1onae iayrease
than tl.c increase oi popniat.on and she same was
The best data we can obtain te nunbe. Of b4shes q
bu:helsl was aboat oeOa I is Eot probable low
ever, that ail this WAeat was raised In Michigan.
prastcn and extensive dealer n the nrtjce II whoSa
opinion that Is per cent. Of this amount the pro-
duct Of other States leaving abont Oo b2shel Is
the product Of The State received at Detroit aloue
From oil the Information derive after careful
Inquiry. we afe incccd to beere that though there
has tecn greater extent Of acres appropriated to
wheat during the present year than before owing
TO adverse circumstances there win rot be quite 50
large Yield per This Is particularly the case
WITH winter wheat Yetthe aggregate the stats
VII net fal short Of that of1ast year and WIN pro5ay
esceed IN 11st about the same proportion ns the ia
saTnlus product Of tta season cabhot 10 less than H.
COZ go bushels, the winter white little Inferior ii
quality to that Of last year.
, 1863-08-27
CHICAGO DRY GOODS n1aRKET.

wEosEspAy EVENING, August 4, 1913.
Notwithstanding il the midst Of the dalt Sea
sou. the trade In d:y gcoda continues remarkably
trsk. During the week tho number OF buyers hera
from iii parts OF tic West las beea unusually Large,
snd they hare purchased freely at the enhanced
prices quoted. The trade with Southern Illinois,
Northern Indiana and southern lows Is particularly
heavy, Rnd soe at tto heaviest merchants in those
sections, who usually buy in Sew Fors. have-pur-
ch.ssd in this market.
A. will be seen by thequotattons given below. prices
OF rcarly all kinds Of domestcs bave advanced.
Heavy shectinss sre 1c Per yard higher. aud aae
Slit enas have advanced &c pet yard Ptats are aisa
quo!ed 1c higher and Glnshaus Kc.
: TIE following are tha closIng quotations II this
, 1863-08-27
A Card


Having been In the practice Of medicine aud sur
gery for The past forty years, Dra: James Hunter.
VIM: Hunter, and Hans Won Baden, Of 81 Ran
medical men in this c:t5 firmly believing that they
a.o equal to the task Of performing any Operation
tIon6ge IL that branch. Suffice 1t to say, they have
been surgeons, In the army and nay ten
yeare, and that they have acquitted themselves
sion Of tie Allopathlc school throughput he
world. Dr: VIM. Hunter has scven sons, Ill Of
whom he intends @ 70 4 r.
try, in few months. % volunteer surgeons, Our
object in locating in Chicago is to establisIa hos
In general. Until We have purchased a bpIlding
adaped IN It's location foE g speh sa Institution
obtain 81 e 6
TIC afflicted with chronic diseases viii receire
skinful treatment, all surgeons associated with
Us ale gentlemen and reliable in their p,ofeasloa
An letters addressed to Drs. Hunter Of Won Ia
den, Box 6O7s, Will receive prompt attention.
, 1863-08-27
rARINE { NEWS.
PORT OF CHIuAE@.

ARKlVKD,.-...- Aug y.
Stnr Sea Rtr.l Pahat, alantowoc, suntfrtes
Prop Mohawk. Pheatt, Dufato. suEtrtes.
Prop Badger State, Beckwith, i3nfalo, suufries,
PROP Laiy Fraasn. HnckleF, st Joseph, 30 cts woo
PyonJ nareer, Robbins 1900 r Il tie. $50 pigs euIt,
Prop Montgomery. CHILE, SaraIa. suu'.res
Eark Pacific, Stone, Green ny. 30 N lumber 10 at.
Hark Niagara, Muir klugsto1. 10 eds wood,
SehT Curlew. Myers, Green Bay, 10 m lumber.
schr Senator Bloo. Ford, 0sNego, 1Ja3 hr1s Snit-
schr Chas Htuck1ey Manning Cleveland, 400 tons coal.
Schr Montgomery, Miller, East Saginaw, 900 brts sat-
Sshr CpFer City, fngetso Grand Haven 100 hris salt
eehr AdrfntIc, Palmer, 50 M lumber. Is lath.
Echr Little Bcll, Listpp, Mrskegon, 115 IN luEher.
Schr Louisa Ann, Cnsivk, White Lake. 10 m lumber.
Schr AfAry Sprott, Mcunmiaee, 1j0 N lumber.
Ethr Tempest, Williams, Oconto, 10 N lumber.
Schr Challenge. Eeetl, Woodlawn z cor.l5 wood.
Scow Laurel, Moves, Wilkinson. s. cords wood.
CLEARED. q.
Etmr saa Bird PAtst, Two Rivers, sunirits.
EtInr Planet. Chamberlain Superior City, sundtes.
Prop Empire state, Bratt. Buffalo. 2 100 ba corn. 600
rop Saits State Lewis. ogaeusourg. 10 aqoa bn corn
Prop Lady F Franz Hlnck.cy St. Joseph.
Bark hungarian, Blair, Oaxego, 900 hu corr.
Bark 1ndtnua. Humphrey, O4~eXo, II, 900 hu wheat
Bark Tw Hight, Vance. Buffalo. u SO bu corn.
Ethr, Bermuda. Becker, 0swe:so, A,0Q0 In coEn.-
schr William n Stephens, JOHNSON, Buffalo. 100 bu
schr Rate ulnrhmnn, Frnzer, osHego II 80 bu wheat
SchF EsharoA. Becker. OsweEo. q 900 bu corn.
, 1863-08-27

0us IHb& aHFICeSt pEf CHlnN, l3t. I8. - -
BHEApsTCrFs, Tho arrivals or wheat api dou this
week arc large Weather IS that be de-
large business hns been done il rsd sprins whsats'
From 1os aa e. nn e es ~ ship for ane MlTaukee
winter is not plentiful and brings Us IN lonr tic ID:
s,ess has been quite extensive nt "a to @ 81 FOR Cam
and heated flour has been sold from IFS 31 TO 18s 3D.
wase Maize las attracted consIdcrabIo attention
Several cargoes hayc been bought Of the coast, to
coue here costing about 16s to It's 81, duty pad ~
EB. 49, .-
fEoy1stoSsIneefan ana rozk in steady request, with
GA cnt Shoulders actrc, with large sacs nt 2as3s
New butter Of good quality would sell freely. Lartl
active at TN advance Of 12s cwt Tallow Ii tair de-
uaand at quotations JOHN ATHYA Il In
, 1863-08-27

PITTSBURGH Petroleum nIarkct.-Aug. II.
The market for crndc opened this morning pretty
uEn the saHe as # elnscu on Saturday. dali and In
active. With but limed demand. Later ii The day
however there wa8 an improved inquiry, aud In Wow
tGm New York favorable holders were less anxious to
EEL nnyets offered satur1aye prices freely and soMe
turned and g packages inelntsd fowasd eyeni99E
ont and With packages. nhd although no salcs Eere
made at these hgures sellcsa appeared confident otoo
tanning the ndvaucc tomorrow.
Eeansd. also, WA excited sad aGu.Apd a a1Hsase
, 1863-08-27

both for rsesea. and futu.e delvc.. vaz ssked- The
truth Of fhc matter H. holders did not s27car ut all
auxous 70 operate, feeling sa1guioe OF still better
aNc Ifor 0ctober- sale Of 800 ar1s bonded, to be
neTeTc9 m npg tne atsSr Pas 81 oebss m Ne M
on the ist Of November at 61c
, 1863-08-27

JAMES HuSTEn,
Physician for Pulmonary Diseases.
.-. '1e4 Cla:k street, Chicago.
CHICAGO, sGth August 1863.

Dra. r. s. J. Hunter, Of New York won!d re-
spectfnlly caution their patients and the public
generally, against the snpposition that they have
any connection with parties advertising under the
same name. d.. Jsmes Hunter finds on his arriy-
a IL Gh1cago that person is practising and I'D
do]ph street, Chicago. Drs. R. & j. Hunter hare
no connection whatever with this person, their
only office being 1e4 Clark street, and In New
, 1863-08-27

GRAln-Nttat quiet. M1waukec c7nha, rca u,,-
ter or PIRATE tests: Com opened with cooa iem.ra
but closed qqtef at ene Oats from 33H9i1c,
FEx1GuT-11H corn, 13K wheat.
1yPoE1s1o00 lE1. nour. 900 BIT wheat, y, ,oo9 bu
ExroEsl 20 bfls -four. = coo BIZ wheat, ,2s %, hu
, 1863-08-27

refer our readers to the advertisement Of Mr. E.
Hassin. gent Of the ohondagn Salt Company, to be
found In another column. The Company hns been for
funate In securing The services Of Mr. Il a5 agent at
at this pointhta large experience in the salt trade a.
well rs his geateuanly qualities peculiarly ttipv linn
for the responsible Office :"
, 1863-08-27

Goyernmcnt stocks without decided change
w. Us 81 COUP. .l95K o. 8. .10s@1o{
MoSEE-3Iarkct quiet, active and firuer at 54e47.
) .ster!lng Exchange good hnsi1ess at 125H@iA.
S4la 9sIner onening at 2e: declining to 2as md
The China to-day for Liverpool carried ont sao.2n
us. year certs sox {nex) is '~.
, 1863-08-27

IT Ths demand for -four il limited bot1 for shipmeat
Aho9t @ ao BIZ lai5 Ohio family at So ana eoo hris
snd bakers IRE buying modetaieiy At nom s3,13T9
sS'A T. tor o., suPesfna s5,4t@5sH for eytra; 500
6Tands us to quality. Rye nonF i selling at AM9
$5MN hrl Corn MEALS scarce 81 for PENNSYLVANIA
and 3l,1 = bb1 for Brandywinc,
, 1863-08-27

: 1rsiS-Wheat DUH; fnfez.or- Milwaukee, c:ub sc
amber Michigan 81 L. Corn nsn sa.e* iass night oi
Illinois mixed 1T GSKc: this morning. do At 6lc
FWanTs-UEc changed: nour S@Ic. Eheat 9,:c,
corn SIC. TO Kew York.
1NroEIs--So receipts BY Lake.
, 1863-08-27
II4E 4 E324+{ 34HxfScV 4Nx NEE
cago, and s52 Broadway, New YorI

~ Nervous Diseases and Physical Debility.
arising from Specific canscs, In both se1es-new
and re}iable treatment, In reports Of the Howard
charge. Address, Dr.. J. sktllln Hou.hton, How
ard Association, No. South Ninth street Phila-
delphia. Pa au21.3m
, 1863-08-27
Tho nfxJfar6 mafeI1.

The long talked Of billiard match between
Parker and Campbell came of last evening at
Metropolitan Hall, before large audience Of
amateurs and professionals. The game Was a
thousand points, caroms, for 500 side. On
stringing for lead, Parker won the choice.
The first hundred were very choice, neither
party playing their game. Parker turned the
kecond hundred II ahead, when Campbell
made beautiful run in the jaw Of 12s, and
turned the third hundred % ahead. A
tedious series Of email runs ensucd, until the
fifth hundred. was passed, when Parker run 1es,
leaving the game, Parker GIL, Campbell 446.
Parker turned the eighth hundred 204 ahead,
the game standing Parker $40, Campbell 5s7.
Parker turned the ninth hundred 30 ahead
and played careleesly, Campbell doing his best
to reduce the gap, the game being hopeless.
Campbell 80 far succeeded that when Parker
reached the 1000, he Vas only 1877 ahead.
, 1863-08-27

1He 1ouV"lnE a31 tH1 ~ 11t"31o NJ eae 101
diers Home since our last publication:
s. N. Campbell, J. L. Daniels, CO. F, SD Wis:
eonsin; A. Iabo, a, I'D III, r. Russell, g, sd
man. .ead Wia.; Il. A. King, q, ,28d Wis =. Roat,
T, 83d Wis; E; Donaldson. 1854 VIAL g. Stock
dale, q, 18th Ohio: ~. s. Bega9 .5th Iowa: s. c.
S: F. SALISBURY, 1, 23a Wis; J. Valche, &, sd
WIS.,: +. Gezhast, E, 1st Wis: II. r. Butler, A,
18th NJ; Z: ]. Palmer, H, 18th H. ]. lounge, H,
32th Wis; B: Newell. F, 2ad Vi james Ham,
y Perry, 8. Lawrence, 81. Fly, B, e9th III: ): B.
Frn1I Kim. 4, SD Wis; J. s. Baskofs F, SD Wis;
y. N. Ray. A, SD Wis. r r. Clkrk, r. Benny. G.
shca, 4. 18th Ill J: ". -Hn1tzman, 4, 18th fil.;
y. F rass, F. 23d ~; J: Hllliard. &, ESD Via;
Z G. Edwards: A, ssth Ohio G. Chase. A, 10th
J, 18th Wis; P. Clark. 4, 8th Wis s. &. smith,
4, sth Wis: A: J. Jones, F. alst Iowa: Camp
z, e8th Ohio: IS from co. /. 83th Ohio = from
co, E, 6Sth Ohio " N~ ~ ASA@
, 1863-08-27

- Boring for Suit,
A Company has commenced operations IN boring tor
sn1t near st, C1air, Mich.
, 1863-08-27

New York Seed lInrket-Auy. rs,
Clover Seed s firm aud IN fair demand at sy<Sec
q Timothy Seed Il firm, with moderate s11eS at 81
sz@ bu. Rough fax 10 dull at e. 10 2 busIlel.
, 1863-08-27

Baltimore Bfnrkets-Ap9. 26.
FIorr-QuIet- Ohio EXTRA $i,3aA3 E.H
GEAIS--Nhest quiet: Southern white at l19lG6; j;
rcd IT Scla13l- Corn quiet aod scarce.
Nu+3ET-S:eauy,
, 1863-08-27

Vessels Passed Detroit,
Especial Dispatch to tha Chicago Tribune1
DETROIT, August Is, 1853.
UP.-PEon. Caldwell, bark Sunshine.
DowS.-Bark stuzgeas; sehrs. Rainbow. Comet, Wal
knr Ell ates ax,
, 1863-08-27

PKoV1SIONs-2tEss PoEK Is dull and nominal at
SIS 0@l525. RTLK MEATS are in good demand anI
9fn1: but Tic supply Is light. salcs-kn00 pcs BuiE
firm. 100 pcs plain .; 91c boxed LAED Is ID
demand 1t 94c- 4REAsE-9t tres White at &C.
pQTATQE5-Ala dull at s0G95oc q bu
iEACEiES-The supply Is better and the market
rather easier Sales principally at 81 Is 4 basket.
SALT-Fine 1s IN goot demand and fitm Sales. -
100 hrls Saginaw at 10 del; 10 sEs Ground Alum al
& y: tSee ofs:ornge tin October 1st we quota:
Saginaw Fine. 410Gs -.
4. SOlIee; ,,.,...sss.ss.sss....-......G G13G3....
I4VuAu GoAt1f- SllG4..,,
. DAIRY, With sacks ....-.......-.. i1n0 80,
Dairy without sacks. ....,...,... J0OSe.
FoEE1GN-G. a. Y sack of2o MS ns...,.,..,,. 1SJ9bf 90
Turks hla1l, - sack. ..6a1G7k
:, ,SEEnS-I1xoTnY-The demand to-day was vcry
Light and the market quiet nnh weaker. Sales So DEs
Prime at $21s FLAI-G1 bgs good nt 81 S7A.
.SUGARS-There Is . good inquiry for high gradcs
and the MARKET Is steady. We quote:
pts E.
KehHsd. powdered and sranuatsi. sssx
nv .1ftS4l33s
TIN
9-A1s N:.-s..%sss GIN
TS1ASco Qaet and ssaay 1t ds5s: ios lSs s.
TAlLOw-Nom,nal at easkc.
NcoL..In good demand at 55@s2c. Sales $50 bs
common fleece at SIC.
, 1863-08-27

w F, E. n!sby, 50 Randolph street, is>selling
Paper Hauginss and Window Shades at New York
p!:ees =. who!eske and retail. The trade supplied
On tae Eost Ehetalte1m4, a1S SAN
, 1863-08-27

f14 Hn.z

III this city o. tho I'D tu.t Of congestion Of tho
aged four months
, 1863-08-27
WIN. g. 81
RrisAdler General Comnandinc 1st DlY

A BOLD THiEF.-on the 25th Of July, Mr.
Samuel Mckay, who keeps grocery and 81.
loon, corLer of Water and Kinzie streets, Left
the door Of bis aaie open about an inch, while
he walked to the other end Of the room, where
he remained, perhaps ten minutes. When he
returned he found the safe door wide open and
about $500 in bills missing. OF the package
that was taken, he knew that be could identify
two bills SEQ and S, and described the
bills to the police. Officer Dixon was put on
the track, and has since that time been eager
" watching the case. Joseph Freely, a coal
HEAVIER, who was in the store At the time was
suspected as the thief. On Monday last this
Freely called and paid Mr.. Mckay SIT which
hc owed him-borrowed money. Among this
money.were the two bills which Mckay lden-
titled, upon one OF which he had written in
figures, the mans name from whom he re-
eeived the bill, some two or three days prior
to the theft. The clrcnmstantial evidence WIS
60 stong against him, that upon examination
yesterday, Justice Mcdonnell held him to bail
In s, 600 for his appearance at the Recorders
Court.
, 1863-08-27

TIE WIFE BEATING CAsR.-Thomas Han
non, whose case was postponed TIL yesterday
afternoon, had hearing before Justice Nc.
Doncl1. His wife, whose complaints were
very bitter when first made, now modified
them, and asked that he might be excused for
beating her because he WAS drunk. He was
fined 60 and costs. Officer Hlliard then pre-
feued charge against him, Of open resist
ance fen weeks ago, and exhibited = gun and
bayonct. with which lie had attacked him
when attempting to Quell disturbance at
Hannon's house. Witnesses also stated thas
he had been scea Tita 4 loaded pistol, tarea:-
, 1863-08-27

TURNED uP.-B. J. scmmes, a young law.
ser Of this city, Of the 'gBuck Morris" per
Huasion, who very quietly withdrew from
Northern society and damaging associations,
nearly two years ago, has turned up as mem
Der Of Gen. pe1nberton's staff. He was d.
rolled with tho rest Of the traitors captured at
Qicksbuyg.
, 1863-08-27

A WORTHY CoApL1MEs1.-Af,cr the taking
of Jackeop, Mississippi, the following letter
was written to brave ard eminentlY faithful
Chicsgo officer, L!eut. Col. Gilmore. of the
26th Illinois regiment of this city:
HEADQu'Rs 1s7 DIVISION, 18TH ARuT CoHrs,
JAckeoN, MISS, July 18th.
Lient Col Robert A. Gilmore, commanding a6th
nliro1a Volunteers:
SIZE: desire to return my thanks 10 you, and the
gallant regiment Of Jour command, for your he
roic col duct in all tie fighting we have had to do
in our advance on this city particularly on the 18th
int, when jon were required to hold our line
againet strong line Of rebel infantry aud under
calling fire Of their artillery. Your regiment would
be an homer to any eerrice- Yours truly,
WM. G. SxrrH+
, 1863-08-27

Recommendations rooms tor
~ IAN ". s;3.le gentlemen, A.4o dAy bo.rl Tor
few. At ~ HAaai1z:QQ sEsst, aa1 1y;}9
, 1863-08-27

TIE BU1SETT HoUsE.-N. q. SaTtelle,
:snctioIeer Ct II Dearborn street, has called
upon us to eny TINT our account OF the arrest
<f dssepu1ablc characters from the Burnett
. Heutc, md their punishment in the Police
Court Is calculated to do him injustice. He
says that he dispofed Of his interest in that
establishment on the 30th of June last, and
brings us evidence of the fact.
, 1863-08-27

TIE BoDGEs CAsE.-The trinl OF Hodges.
charged with sending an internal machine to
Mr. Whipple, Of the G. B. d Q. Z. R., is set
for the third Monday in September. It will
be an interesting and probably exciting case,
, 1863-08-27

CTRAYED OR STOLEN,-s10
~, Eewsrd- st1ayed Or Stolen from the subscriber
ss san9s h,sh ye ysars Old pIaek @ az ana ts!
old. and heavy With folt. scar on the top OF near
al oulder. The 1bo7a reward will be paid to any
VIII lead 70 their recovery. GEO. LOMAX: In West
Msdst street. auE- MIST
, 1863-08-27
UI)ifa9o Qribn'te.
. THURSDAY, AUGUST 81, 1868.
TIE CITY.
Notice.

Notice.
There will be an adjourned meeting Of the
loyal citizens Of Chicago, held at the Union
Club rooms, opposite tic fremont House
fThursdayl evening, at o'clock, to perfect
arrangements for attending the great Union
Nass Meeting at Springfield, on the 3D. Of
September next. The various committees
VIII be In attendance and make their report.
JOHN WILSON, Chairman
z. ANTHoH1, Secretary.
To CouS7Rr MERcHAS1s.-Countsy aer-
chants visiting Chicago to buy GOODS 1or Inc
fall trade. can save money by ordering their
Hsndhi1ls, Cards, Bill Heads, &C., at this
oficc, We do MI kinds Of Job Printing.
TRIBUNE Co., 81 Clark st.
FoH NArcnEz.-Gcn. Macarthur LEFT yester-
dog for Eatchez. It Is understood among his
hicnds TINT he is booked for Major Generals
commission.
EMf1oIMEHr.-The Young Mems G. A.
Employment Committee desire employment
for deserving boys. Address P. o. Box 2150,
or call at the Noon Psayer Meeting for par
tfcu1aTs.
TIE BoDaEs CAsE.-Ihe trinl OF Hodges,
charged with sending an internal machine to
Mr. Thipple, of the G. B. & Q. Z. R., is set
for the third Monday in September. It will
be an interesting and probably exciting case.
LADIES ATTEST1oH.-The ladies Of the War
Committee are requested to meet at their
rooms. on Thursday, August eth, at p. m.
Business Of importance is to be transacted.
Mrs. q. Reynolds, 1st directress.
CoCGTRy V1s1ToEs.-An excursion train of
twenty-five or thirty cars is expected from
Mendoza, Aurora, and other towns along the
Chicago, Burlington and Quincy railroad, on
Saturday ncxt. Tie party IL gotten up under
the auspices Of the Aurora Baptist Church.
Dr. HUNTER.-We publish to-day second
letter from DR.. James Hunter Of 1s4 Clark
street in this city, Physician for diseases Of
the Throat and Lungs. Dr.. Il. treats the sub
ject in his usual able manner. His letter will
be read both by the profession and by patients
with Interest.
TURNED UR-B. J. scmmes, young law
ser Of this city, Of the 'gBuck Morris" per.
sunsion, who very quietly Withdrew from
, 1863-08-27

CAr1TA1 PAID UP: 80, ,75tcs5;
Of which 9t actually belong to Canada te dt
ference being tho amount or capital Of Bank Of British
Ncrth America not en ployed n this country.
, 1863-08-27
BuoyoIug

ROARDlNG G-FleaSant rooms
II with board caHha obtained at 81 Adams stseot.
Also. Two day boAfdesS aue7.M24at
pOARDING.-Desirable u Rooms
~ TO rent With bosrd II - Van Bu.ea street he
twsea State aad Wabash avenue. No children taSe3
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-09-18

CeFPEEHEADs. The Express Accepts and
rejoices IN the name % Coppcrbcad.- and
desires thar ]; may be applied O. the entire
Democratic Pro-Savery partv. Itis arr
The Copperhcad j. described bsnaturafi.ts
ss " an American gcrc=c=s se-=.-s. -
most dangerous after the rafflesnake 70
Tins Is perfectly true in letter and iu spirit /.
the ratflesuake represents Souti Carolina-
Sc She first Palmetto flag tie Copperieads
represents your Northcrn traitor. The
rattiesnake, VIII al iis venom. has one
Virtae--t never strikes without warning
hat inevitable rattle gives you timel,
notice Of danger Dos the Copperhcad give.
no sign Of attark-it b. in verify a snake IN
The grass. South Carolina gave long warn
ing Of ber p urroso 20 rrike-she shook
her raitles and barcd her anes for wear.
before she made thc spring a. ~smter
Your Copperhcad n ~ such chivalrous
To- be- hides IN The grass. silent ani tressb-
erous. springs upon you una~ares-no rat
ile. no hiss but a lsrking wstchfllnes. an!
leap e. your throat. that might. Tor i,.
perfect surprise II not its success. excite en-
W On the breast ~ sn Fast Indian Ting
he 'opPerhead prefers dark piaccs-like
thc secret COMMITTEES Rooms Of the Diassion
Society gives no -Eruing % its proriui-
N-traitors never DO. attacks directly on
" ~ seii-deience-cosards aissys at thus /.
~ - called % chuck had. ~ from tbe uous.
uai in'esness Of - sssH and deaf ad-
DER oeo'use % i's inoomparable stupid
y II 70 one q the most poisonous and
dangerous q reptiles . sensual. beso,ied.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-09-18
Sale of Public Lands
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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-09-18

An Ar-norer in this city Who had been
drafted. began 70 gro- shAkcy A. the dread.
fal day q his appearance drew near. ard
no knO~iedge TIA, be -As Aaecsed by the
% stA-rhocs "exthsrshis % themis.- or
any Of those pleasant complaints With sgph-
0nious titles. Being urged thereto by his
wife. b procured mode Of exemption
that can't DC expressed short Of line OF
two Of latin lie placed himself in the
chair Of one Of our dentists. and extracted
sax OF has teeth-SOod sound ones too they
were. No arr glad n say lie has GOT en-
e@Pt from the draft in a way that has CIV
en- him the uaenviabie reputation Of being
an unnaitigAted sneak
lSPaRg6sld Republicaa.