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COMMERCIAL

WEDNESDAY EVENING. August T.. lsca
r1Ep7s FOE TIE PAST TwEsTFTouE HOURS.
rSsss 5sst wssas e. fssa ss qs' Ct ss Ss 81 81
$ s. $ s s i; 4 4 ! );
s. $$&S!:i::: $Ei is IS 15S .$|s} ; :es & 8
rotal,........ iaa 1855 sisi s71is 400 2!6i
s5' sss5 ~ ~ wes' ce;js sS;s 'e, ~? 3;
ss:s u! ID ID il il E2 :ss
IL 81 R:: R.:::: 10eo0 Id @ 20. -. 1ss 80.
Totsl.......... $50 iasl 2iaso 2ol 2s1oo 20
sn1rArs1s or LAKE. zo4,a zon THE LAST TwEsrr:FoUa
Flour. Wheat. Corn oats; Rye; Dasl,y
5e 5es nsz@o. 81 ssso 81 :e ~: ~
81 E 6sssS;Ss2S: .; l ,sxs =: =:
Tcta,.. Co s;Co 1o7oo -. -. -,
Tbs receipts Of produce during the rast tHenty
hours embraced 1857 hr,a Flour: 19.scs bu Wheat :
9iesl bu Corn 81 SIS bn Oats; 10, tu Bye: 226 bn
Bsl1er ind 81. go lbs Seeds.
The shipments during the Same tine were: 90 bsls
Flour; $500 tu Wheat. aud 1lo. .io1 b. Com.
There was Elm attendance on Change. aud the
BteadsluGs nalEet5 were dull and easier.
For No. spzlng Wheat there was ats inquiry at a
decline OF t@7c s11ce Monday. Ntta sales at o.9a5c
Nc .. sp1ir md Winter sradea wera dull and neg
1ected st &C for No. Red and 6@i0c 70: Rejected
| s7ein.-'
| Com ofeued quiet At decline OF 4c per bn. but
aer the Sew ye:k dispatches were received c:oaed
steady s1le. foot up 1850 hoat Soc far High Mixed
aHoat: 4sHcfor 3n1edtu sto:e. aad 46A@s6Ko.
Ths-e wasIess inquiry for Oats and the market was
| lets firm. With SALTS Mt s5E@8:c for New No. IN
store: slKGTKc for New No. In store. and &c for
Rejected.
There was better irqu:y for Ryo At decline 0! 1c
res bu With sslea At 5s9c for Nc In storp Barley
stesds ard unchanged.
Tho oP7oysion market quiet hut Grn1. NTH sales
Of Ness Pork ate1a,t0; Dry Sailed Hams at &c. Dsy
saited Shoulders at 4hc. and Sugar Cured CanyMsed
| Uhus at loIc.
The Flour ra,ket wcs dull and neglected with sales
CT shout 500 brl1-.rcst OF which sold psi7ata
te1u4-suppottd to be ut ellgat concession. Quota
! tiors are entirely NORMAL
There Vas - improved demand for Timothy Seed
At an advance Of 2x05c rar bu. We note sales Of
gcod ut 1212k@a.t5, aud fair at e2o5.
ealt tfssteady At s21o Tor Domattc fue md coar:e.
Liverpool Is dull and duee1eced-ho1dcrs aEking 51u
@11se. .....
Groceries arc II good demand aaA Asco. Whlteash
and T7out steady. There Is better taelng IN stand
ard brands CT manufactured Tobacco. a1dthe uarkst
Is firm bet without auttat.e Improvement. Outside
| b1srls arc dull AID neglected.
I7y Coed hrs 1t Act!re demand, and p1Iccs a.e hru
| but without essent1sl chapge at1cs las: week.
F1eishts wt1e lnaciso but firm ht ~ and for coTr
snd wheat to Buffalo, and SC for cora 10 Os~eso.
| uighTlnes were ste1dy. With sales NJ iA3Rc.-
, 1863-08-13

This NrdfDhnrn amended and nfksAd hV
by tue Common Council on Monday night, IL
as follows.
An ordinance for organizing volunteer COM
pan, .. ~ aAT ,ue Rast sta " eonscf'pss II 'ao
NJ e. III ~ the Gommoa ceunc o tho civ
Of Chicago:
5;S ass T.! = WI
tsp' ID ja 81 Nssn eate es an eead ead5f
9tng taERpepso4f ps @ thH yaeqs
@ the ptoessds Gst tas :, oi fas tafee
as aang g issa f. sast RsRess +
be, and tho came Is, hereby specially appropriated
aLdset apa!t for the purpose Of paying Gountlcs to
hereinafter mentioned, who shall he drafted as
eonec1pts undef the aet of Congress known as tho
ccnscrption Act and entitled, IAN act for enroll.
er ri pu9pos e "s =" 'a' V A,l'l '''' A.a ''40'A
seeu1et thc payment to such yolaltes!r, apon theis
States as snbs tisutcs os hcEn9ns DOW residing n
the city o. Chiesgo. Wno snai DC aIaitea' 70 sacn
ne sun q ros S a "a tntee d1netea m e
ths coBm1tee @ he1eauaaset ~ rdogl4eo @ lor ~
SEC; y, ine casses a q ulaitea men lo1cnuea 70
09 sed p9 o. hess 81 11cs residing
WIZ Iaelt %ues ot taMiIlss, WHO asc ~ annoie ~
pay LOT s9nentate, ot 70 pay tne s1m o. Lnsee
hundrx ddoila1a hxed u said aGt ot con4Toss
The enid M married men shal! u be divided II Into 1t
two classes. T9e atst elass snais compose those
seo Meose I9 incomse m en9 ysAe ~ GnonS s t
ieea, a ~ uot eAGSeG tae suA ~ az uu
ars INC seeona e!aes ~ saan '96se 9
a. GU n1a r. es ~ sai M ua
Eight handEsd an1ass; and tae nTsa class aaa Dc
Aforesaid. .,,..n. +,..o .,o,, ,..,,
- Somtee 81 n.ne ; tatee IT, 1Iom caea
IL N sgseact VII tb se Az Az
~ ebe 81 oe ny agena ~ the eg tc IL
| bursenent or said fund, and who arr hereby en-
p0Tes' nHa II, seeoraanca 1t III or
! inaaee ali drafted persons seeking the
oe1e q H. INC 81 a aaa ss 5Snso i've
come substitutes for drafted men. on tic conditions
as shall hc ndopted by said committee.
ana directed totiraw lis warrants On fhe Treasurer
for such sums Of bonpty money. aad II hvor o5
Committee. md for incidental expenses s y ywbieh
Esa11ant shall bs conntersigncd by the Mayor, and
on he tx Walrant Of tic III sea year isos and i
1qs war purposes; It shall be tho daty o. the
oas npnses 70 Saan saa r. az tae
| SEC d. The said committee is Hereby authorized
~ hn5 c3asay AZ inap cess S sSste M oa fns aoE
denafei under this ordinance 10 any volunteer
%nea M lie ny a'm pS EGseHea OF H. a.
frisnjs. They a1e. also authorized to ht5e one Of
stch general regulations AID conditions In regard
th Ills 81 s11 to- tbe% NAV mst
aaa proper and to correspond and confer with aoy
M e IT, r. sercntance Of sad
matters as may pertain to the efficient performance
oi taeif duties under this ordinanee.
GorA Couu.sn-We are e1as to announce
thai olo,or p.,r. nnoa ~ proeost Marshal Al
cama I'm no,olos ~ Hho % 1sos dismissed ] from tho
serr;se some rnonth, .,ncs hos hsen restored.
"a assigned - - ~ +,,a T,entanant Uni Co1one1cv ot
~ ~ 1seth NV WI, ~ ,,s va,nntaer,
, 1863-08-13

D8WERD NIAFKCt8~lAuE. l%s
FIour-In moderate demand. ...
GNAIE-Wheat quiet; Chicago spring 08c. The dr1t
cargo or new wheht arrived here this morning. fror
Toledo. ISL heautitul sample Of amber Michigan
Corn Inactive; Illinois ut 60c, -
LAKx EEEIeIrs-E1oul loc wheat 9szc, anil coEn size
to New York.
, 1863-08-13
CHICAGO DAILY MARKET.

S;za AZ E1Fo Fl AqS ls were.
70 BuTRsLo Bark Col Ellswo1ta eorn e s A9sGi sshs
Gss,r5sHss.y easa 4 e. wheat at &C. sshs ,s
E r. e sa? sfgEsss .s2
4 R5.s m S1sa 5 es.Fa q
.tn. E9,stp: ~ sytrns - X x II ~ hi 49, s ~
set Sizes were: 50 tons at s17oot bulk
@ 1 1as9s oqsneIs ar h;ss' s'l!pnsa linl ~
ennsas JEFF saes 1T md norlnai saie;
Ne1e w 2 " S do IL Hns ThoSsons
m Estec sga & s. III esoae ss 9s IS
s. isS =, xs9; sS II s r. 2e 81
e anaa an i oc neat s Su siSsd Il In ssese
( iS siS1s ssstsa 1t 4se IN st9fs Da do at 'sae
m m AK @ r. NS o e e. Il 4 sso1
As g 4 $@$sf 2ss:;sS
ssis s s,,s ~ 7'oss I s'sv'ss
81 81 i :: s. eq Sas 4 III, ELS Is
hu q tSs on tsAch :9 u9 nnsu.i ou ~ a. s[ssTc
Anfr6E0T@Nominai at S$1aS5c
3ssS 1Ss o Sas s s sSso9g Ell psnss e
bITfEKao1s = na, y Atr demand aud esesdS af 1s'Sc-
ToSI 81 h9t @ o as o sss@5fo ss%d g
sEsee,se~ea,n Acc ~ nszs IN seo, asnsaa and I'm.
sSs5$ + e + ssssa tsE ,s
-, Pnearvc enI es1c fnr Sta fe nnI Wfscons1
Nff:f,a iassiss s
s':asst sas.s: ": ess:s
\ e tgSss g$ssS :
IS $!ss Ras VT. ~
, 1863-08-13
BoexSfniS.

BOARDING Two single gon-
~ ,!sn1e0 can ba accommodnttd With boa-I ana
yrry rIea,3p. rooms at 11i Aa0sca st1ees Son.i
side. Ieieraotcs exchanged. 1uI]E3oL2t
POARDING.-A desirable fur
IL r1aAed roo.a Ard Asulte OK 2afu1niaaaj roous.
VII board car bs secuseu In ona Of the p4. te17.
sb!c Jo1atio-s Oh WAos3h ayeAuA Adtresa "a II H'
1fibuEe ot3ce- An:a3r kSa ~
ROARD1Na-A. gentleman and
- wife o. three Sens1e.aen. caa bs accommodated
with board at tG Adams ss.eet nul.- -k5itN
, 1863-08-13
Port OF CHICAGO.

MARINE NEWS.
, 1863-08-13

7 OST-A large Black Newfound-
tasn.sg lin to ~ clask street, o. 3ss alsa!kaa
37eLue. auu Es3l3t
, 1863-08-13

, Cor A CoMs1ASD.-Wea are glad to announce
that Major Baird, once Provost Marshal at
Gimp Douglas, who was dismissed from the
eerTee some months .iuce, has been restored,
and assigned to the Lieutenant Colonelcy OF
the 1sGth New York Volunteers.
, 1863-08-13
Strapeo.

GTRAYED-One sulall gray or
k)isreekeled Horse about nf:1ea hands his1. md
ntna gears old, posrs Of r2hs hip nastAsei dowa.
AnI pee returning or leaving vo1o Ehs.n he may %
auii-ksca-tt WALLACE HOLMES
, 1863-08-13

a Coon APPOINTMENT james E. Lake has
reeei1ed the appointment Of Assistant Super
fnte1dent Of the West Side Railway Company.
For seyeral years railroad man, for many
mcuths . Madison street conductor, he Is ex-
perienced, competent, and universally pop"
nJar.
, 1863-08-13

In TowN.-We are gratifled to sec In town,
Ii. Col. ". L. Duff, Chief;of Artillery, De-
partment Of the Tennessee, Col. Duff, BY,
virtue Of his position in Gen. Grants stat,
had entire charge Of the artillery movements
against Yiekshurg.~
, 1863-08-13

stYIc Of arguments and dissertations upon othe
constitutional polnse, al having the sane oeleGt
md roweriees @ to suppress. this rcb: :liion. Th'
Const1fption Laws have not been made an c1eep
tion. This too, they say. Il unconsttutlonal, and
to Be 3ndicialy BY the courts Of country
but ther aEc to!ng to Or re:sst IT cry reg; Eyer!
sns sf a4ays Es IL s nes
doct,ins, and no st oEce becomes Scion, OF
Story. Of some other great constitutional *
inrseizti,r law Of Congress. There Is Of cou:s'
no uec for cou1t. They nercs want . court nn
less rebel Is to be the injured party, then thc1
ed om erely 1s5 MAJ
tried by rebels}-I think, myself. they wonld be II
q bad condition to be tried hy honest men.
,T 9 nse It TO- Goes Sls Got sit them M IN ii e
epcete! II 70, does that justify them IN rssiai
Ing. Il that the good old Democratic teachiu. 81!
Ssi Is or yss sey 1T
had drafted the Law would have had its proyl
eIons different, perhaps; but since 1t was not my
H9 e do f.
until the Conrts decide It nul! and Eoid-ts moi
this right: But how is this act ~roag: 1canao
ought to be enforced and Il thc,e arc any ohjec
tea to it, 1t is only In Its detas. But you hear
said BY ereEy Peace ran that ttti.unconsiitutionai
By the Law making power, End under what au
tho1aty have they enacted it: Does no
me constitution, In go many VOICES, con
1ct the power on Congress to 'pIoytde for calling
1orfn tue miiitla to execute the 1aw, &c! NOW
what Coes this meant Isnot this conscription nc
one mcans OF one Eannez Of calling forth the mil
atas 1s 1t not the method OF selecting who or tht
militia sha1i become soldlcre and shall aid In exc
cutine the lawsf And II Congress csnnot do this
. n Gods name. who can! How Ia 1t to be done
Do,hesc men expert to live under a Government,
power to cali forth its =s-anath-uo move
70 adopt a .plnn to ascertain who aie, y
be its soloiersl Any government tha
couia not do thls would be mere cham, and nj
snTHstoAent 1t I'll. Mohs a1d riota could extet II
p ~ pstls o. the land, fcbcluo2a mad insunettlon
uH anee every day. and tbs citizens woaId haYi
1O OAlstn9ttNc but to submit to ararctv confusio,
s,s,, aaI moo ~. gentlemen expect to live uudc
snca government let them be undecaiyed. ",
nAVe tNeo unCer government al Ioy ann ~ .,
DER TOO long 10 submit 10 such condit3nn ~ ~ u
1eifs There never W.ae government ~ NJ s1 y. -
that dla not possess powers Of thts Eina AN nr
would have been no exception Ia dis ,u1 ~ ~ ~
without the clause In the Cons,,tution f' ~ ~
quoted. But they, with this clause plainly IN th,
3nmcnt s4y khs c0HscrlN act Il 10: M 1;iaas II sao
,s4A ifdt al. Well, what II H. isn't! DO ther Mn
anything in It authorizing jef. Davis 10 BE- Prs
dent OF the Southern Confede:acyl Haurhtcr
-. Do they And snytbing in it requiring tile Cover,
mcut to slt ettA and tumble to p!eces-to cfpmbj
49, 1uto chAoA-Ntth no posver 70 do nnythur Ia oTn;
al They ind nothing Of tlaia hin1 there: hut
'"'@ Tju tel you what they do hnd They 1.1 :.
: power there given 70 suppress insurrectso
fpNs / will ten you howl In AZ
, 1863-08-13

4eUlDErhou. ou......s.s... G
| . pEL1INEs.
Pacific new styfcs25c
Hamilton. G5G$91Lc
MancAcstef.......2 .25a14fc
, 1863-08-13

.FoR ST. PAu1.-The Galenn, Dubuque,
-DunNeth and Minnesota Packet Company
have supplied their lire with comfortable low
water passenger boats, which enable passen-
gers TO make the same time and connections
an IN hich water -.
, 1863-08-13

two 9oot t.looki1 and Intelligent yon,y zen.
for fun Or aT thng TO re!isva the DAN onofony of
camp lfe. Ladies pitch la.' ana Gelp the PooE
how kt;sl from ans Of the fair sex c:etE5 us UP.
We full OF fu1 81 roL1sc ard will! W1gar kiss
OF ore that We will sulE Jon 10 tra :son IL letter
wiring. Write - Us one ana oil ncdsee. s:nh pho:o
| srpnh and receive cgo n return. A!t.eas CLAUDE
o. PIKE. Co. IL" Gsta IL. Vol. Lnat1y. DAnvi,e.
Kentucky. nuts tcS6.tt
, 1863-08-13

FmE,-The a1a.1a Of fire for the fourth dis
ttaot, nj half past ten O'Clock last night, was
In CONSEQUENCE Of the. burning Of small
shnnty on the prairie, west..of the city limits.
, 1863-08-13

70 GLkAAaU. .4AuK.1.
st,nr Sea Bird, pnbat, Two HTcra, sunlries
From Bruno, Allen, Kingston, l,0 hu wheat, III brla
Npur, &c.
Prop Forest Queen. CrtQu1 Buffalo. aae bu oats 400
Bark GeI Ellsworth, Fitzgerald, Dudalo, u ba corn,
, 1863-08-13


cherish the doctrines Of THAT old and honosed par
! II. get in this contest was 10. any man, lot him
belong to whaterer party be might, who was!or hi:
] againet every man VINO Gid not Dc 10. let him be
! of yyhot pnfty he might. For These acts I havt
been ytlely abused and slandetcd-
here in your miiat, end claiming to be Demo
cratic paper, (but this clain Is as last as h.-l,
called, i believe, the - Chicago Times" cditet
@ becn tts fail Since thca. In this paper q date
sih August inst, I ind the following article:
| "As Showing how entirely Major Ganeral job,
b: b. Iasnt!oncd a T thnt IN his hsranEaes be adopt
the cant go common for twenty years past to a
abolition orators. he talks aboAt the F" "naeaunes
Of t;e southern people IN compelling alagcs tt
lie is conai foMilroy Is fhreats Of vengeance up
| on Democrats in the North who have lot tnnet
Abolitioniets. Speaking oftne army, he said,
'They have had their eyes upon these unmitiga
ted cowurds, these opponents Of the country, an
the Administration iand the Administration,
win do fhe soul oy erc1y loyal man good to sec TIL
summary manner In waieh they VII canse tnes q
enesks and pe.cc agttators to seek thtts holes"
:Ifyo,; it these M people gain their designa for
tern na1e coniode1scy. Thsre was pan fer this +
ed over by men Who arc steepcd to the lips II
'e our besatifa M pFa!liss q the Eorthwcst viii b
! drenched In blood
IApoag thoee who, before the war. talked ovcl
] tic question OF Northwestern Confedelacy wa.
| John a. Logan, then Representattve In Congress;
| from Southern Illinois, now Major General JohI
A. Logan. He said further at Carbondale:
| tss II Was President, I would have no 1obs
| The nrst man that raised his hand to resist tn.
law would hang to the first tree OF lsmp:post.
iont blame the President for being more 1enient
| on1y esy what wonlh do
| .The reader will understand this frantic Tto
lcuce OF new convert when we tel! him that thl.
| Same John 4. Logan, at the beginning or ths Wat
opvals encouraged recruiting 1n Southern !lnnoll
TOT n rsbe, s-a3: that two or ta1ee M o. ats on
that hc grossly @ insn1ted stephen T.: douglas i,
bic streets Of Springfield for the eand th1t p.trie
| had taken CONCERNING the war, and th1t he openl!
iDstigsted the people of Southern illinois 70 sesis
the passage south of Federal troops over their sol!
! j" The case Is simply tAat OF weak and amol
| tioue MN going from ono extreme TO the ol9et
&c is ambitious OF Aajor Generals commission
! made no epeech at Cairo at TINT time: lav'
| made none since haye been In the army. vs.
there with few friends at dinner party, aud n I
desultory conversation We discussed matters con
| nccted with the capture Of NtcEsb1fE. Az taAt
said then do not now rceollcct, but one tltng
DO lrnow, that what said Was al right That part
however, attributed to me, In which an SAX
70 htTe mated that tho administration was th
| 9oscrnment" did not sAy, no1 have uttere<
eacl sentiment at any other time, have neye
pgEn 70 insane As to admit or affirm that any Ad
aia149saItsa9a aicxata9a was the Government. In thIa VA
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-05-03
NOS. AND LOCATION "a
OF
HOSPITALS In NASHVILLE.

No. 1--Gun Factory, College street on the Hill.
Surgeon, 7. A. WosRALL.
2--Uniyersity Building, Market street, % the
s Hill Surgeon, JAMS BRrAS.U. 8. Y.
s--Ensoy'a Building, Sc corner Public Square
t Surgeon, AIEx. EWIao,
q l-Howard High School, College street, on the
Hll. Q. Il. Bull, Surgeon In charge.
5--Gun Factory, upper end n ons street. Asst.
Surgeon, r. b. BtAsER.
e-oOIsgo street, nsar Broad. Surgeon, oH's
bCHLcssEn.
T-Colege street, between Church and Broad
Act. asst. Surgeon, q. ". FRASn
s--.h1asonic Hail. Church gtIeat, near Summer.
Asst. Surgeon, d. BAcnE.
9-Carriage Factory, Market street, below the
Square. Asst. Surgeon, @. srEdnNt
lO-RIedical College, College street, the Hin.
Act. asst. Surgeon, W. x. Bowling
Il-"PFsr HoUsK "-0n the University Pike.
Act. Asst. Surgeon, /. d. HooLR.
l2-Broadway Hotel, Broad street, corner Cherry.
Surgeon, FRED. sEYEouR
1s-Hume High School, Spruce street, cor. Broad.
Asst. Surgeon, A. H. SMITH, u s. H.
" 14-Female School, Church street, near Ohatta-
nooga Depot Surgeon, FRED. sEHNoRr3
15--Hynes' High School, Line street corner SUM
mer. Surgeon, W. Nj. CHAMBhRss
l6-Gordon Block, corner Broad street and hiVer
Landing. Surgeon, DAVID WELSH.
"l7-opTImRs' HOSPITAL Planters Hotel, sum.
mer street, corner Deaderick. surgeon
Wa. ARSoLD.
1s-COrner Church and College streets. Surgeon,
II 8. PLUnMERs
" ia-Morris stratton'a Building, No. IA Market
street. Surgeon, W. q. GoRDoE.
2O-Baptist Church, Summer street Surgeon, =.
GOODWIN
2l--Msthodst Church. Church stree. surgeonr
H. M. Iooros.
22-Hardcast1es 3, South Market street. Surgeon
-. BEcKwITH.
= 2s-Corner Vine and Broad streets. Surgeon, o.
CHAMBERGIN. ..
2B--oornor Market and Clark streets. suTsOoni
L. C. RICE.
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NATIONAL Claim Agency
OoEDUOTED Br 500
HARVEY, COLLINS q BRACE,
wAsHTEGToE, D. 0.
CHARLEs u. GREEN, Agent
No. 50. cherrr slre.st, NaahHiIle, Tenn. |.

FTvHIs AGENCY possesses peculiar facilities for ths
Il successful prosecution and settlement Of De
naands against the General Government Of EVERY
DESCRIPTION, its conductors having had severa
years experiences in the management Of claims Q
fore Congress, the Court Of Claims. and the Exocu
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oughly acquainted and familiar with the laws ana
regulations governing their adjustment 4sa
Particular attention Will bo given 10 cases arisps
ont Of tho present var, Including tho acoountu q
States, Contractors, and Disbursng Officers Of the
War and Navy Departments, and for {" Collect
Ing, Drilling, and Organising VOls
unteers,,, tho reimbursement Of which ia author,
lied by an act af Congress; CLAIMS FOR INDEX
NIFTY FOR PRIVATE PROPERTY TAKEN FoR
PUBLIC USES, OR FOR DAMAGES TO sUoB
PROPERTY, for Hcrses lost in the service, and foI
EEilitary Pay, Pensions, and Bounty
Land
We give special attention 10 procuring lPom-
siOns, BOnDties, etc, scoruing TO Soldiers
who have been wounded, contractsd disease, OF thu
families Of such have died, been killed while IN
the discharge Of their line Of dpty such during tb
present war tr..r--t.
Special care win also be given to claims whiob
hoe been heretofore Rejected or Suspended
by the Departments or Inc eficientlY Managed
Prompt attention also given TO the collection Of
Quartsrmasser's Receipts given for Property taken
for tho of the Army, to arranging Accounts with
andcolloctng Claims against the QuartermAsters De-
partment.
All Claims placed In our hands receive our Prompt
Personal Attention, thereby securing many
which, In the hands Of an Attorney at any distant
point, frequently prove unsuccessful. 7a
Aside from this decided advantage, our daily intei
oourBe with all the Departments enables us IN mo,
cases to obtain decisions much more speedily thaE
where ali Communication and ether necessary doiah
must be conducted through the mails. rs
To this Ond We solicit you to forward to any oI
all caseu Of such character you may from time 70 TINA
have presented, and aa is custom, We will fur.
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required, instructions Tf
No charge made in any case unless sucesssful.
Address, CHARLES II. GREEN,
Ill. No, Ss Cherry Street,
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NO2l
James nuchnnau.l

A Harrisburgh (pa) correspond dent Of
the Pitisburg Chronicle writes A curl.
Gus incident occurred TO neon nv return
from Philadelphia, yesterday, to this
place, at Downingion, an aged inan
with profuse faxenly white whiakers, his
long white hair hanging over his coat
collar entered the cars. HIS hat was
rather broad in the rim, and showed a
large sized head under II the face Is be-
ginning. 70 sink from its fiabby round
ness, and the skin is drawing tightly
over the cheek bones the large ewes, one
Of which is slightly drawn aside, rolled
around restlessly and nervously. Alone
he entered the cars with . small port
manteau in hand. No one accompanied
him. No one greeted him upon his en-
trance, though his uneasiness Of manner
showed that he expected az least respect
If not adulation. Not = single saluta-
ton, either by an offer Of hands or any
other token Of recognition, was given.
The tremulous motion of hands and head
showed that age was laying its hands
heavily upon him. Seventy-five yeara
was superinducing the debility which
precedes paralysis The step was feeble
and the form bowed.
sat for an hour a silent but attentive
observer Of all that was TRANSMITTING
about him. Not soul addressed him.
Gloomy, absorbed and silent he sat. a.
one who felt keenly that power bad de-
parted, and that with il had gone his
influence. Many Of the passengers, and
among them the soldiers on board, peered
curiously at him, as they would ut
wild animal of some unknown species ia
a menagerie. The soldiers, after looking
at him, would pass into the forward cars
and curse him deeply and bitterly Yet
with all this dissatisfaction with his
presence, there was no open insult by
look or expression in his presence inhlc-
ted upon him. They respected too much
the majestic sacredness of the office he
had once fllled.
The train at last reached Lancaster.
A crowd was found surrounding the ears.
as there always is Rt that place. The
old man passed out as tremulously As he
entered. No kind smile, no greeting, no
warm shake Of the hand, no eyes being
with delight, 40 they are wont TO upon
one who has borne the highest honors his
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have remained green and beautiful until
honor is laid down and life departed.
Shutting slowly along the platform he
only met one person who noticed him
a poor sged janitor Of the side room OF
the depot Even this meeting was hailed
with lively satisfaction. The interview
lasted but one moment, and like feet
ing shadow james Buchanan passed into
the main street OF Lancaster, solitary
and sad amid his neighbors and those
who wei his frlcnds Ia former years.
What a commentary upon such q careerl
Is il not just sentences Will not his
tory and posterity confirm its justice?
How horrid il must be to undergo such
living death, TO lead euch disentombed
existence. Even this world contains
many Of the premonitory penishments Of
the next think this "old man" Of
Whea;land is subjected 10 them.