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Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1863-10-27


20 B UFF STR e EFT 70.
THE OLD AND FAvoRIrE STAND.
PULLED again with choice. large and fresh stoeh
SsSa ST9cerles PTovsiOns Flour Seed Of ali Kinds
= he time for hsrHoi Ware Stone Ware, &c Now
Joliet. Oct. %, 1868. b. CAsWELL.
on BBLs MICHIGAN FLOUR Rncboa.. 7;,,,-z
~ White Wheat, at leas than the Market nric '')
AT IS BLUTF sr
on bbls HOwK & HYDE and NORTON 4 co1s
IN Tons BRAN and SHORTS by the 100 or ton at
Ar IS BLUYT 81.
CORN MEAL,
GRAHAM FLOUR, RYE FLOUR, O''''''
AT45 BLUFF &c.
000 Blu. Peach Blow Potatoes,
~ the finest in the Market,
AT IS BLUyr St.
THE BEST AND CHEAPEST
TEA
In the Market Try it.
AT as BLUTI Sr.
On Blu silver akin Onions
AT45 BLUFF ST.
NOTICE
LII persons are hereby notified not "a .rn.,
nav no asht " h Boyle ON my account as shall
ky; reps OF ner contracting from ths data -
sang ist my bed and board withou. lust e,s soe
"" d 'S'@ MICHAEL coYLE.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1863-10-02
grlett SlNl5lellang.
WE'LL SAID.

Rev. Edward Purcell, Editor Of the
Catholic Telegraph" in recent edito-
RAJ, says:
When slavery was overthrown By i:s
friends, we refuse to have it restored,
and will ever resist its restoration. There
ia no heavier calamity than slavery. 1t
eurlup,s heart and soul. and we have no
respect for the Christianity Of any per
,on who, now that the evil is dying out
would wish TO see it restored. Shame on
th. nan who would uphold,a system
which mpcks at matlimony, oppresses the
poor, dppriyes the labo,er OF his wages,
and sends tie wife and daughters to the
lave pen to be sold 70 the highest bid
der Shame on the man who advocates
such system. Let the Pagan aud the
Turk insist on the preservation OF slave-
ry-it will become tie lips Of the unregen.
Grated in the name Of decency, let
the Christian be silent How can a Cath
o ic kneel before the Redeemer Of all and
,ay, "Our Father who art in heaven"
willis; he is engaged in supporting an
institution which crushes to the earth
,he b,dies and souls Of millions Of that
Fathers children. ..., L--
II is a very strange thing to see the
man who was oppressed at home, the ye-
ry loudest on the side Of oppression here.
IL is strage thing to see the man who
was compelled to labor at home, for So
small a pittance that his family was on
the verge Of starvation, crying out lusti-
y in Mis- country so make men work. un-
et the lash, for which they received no
pay at all. ....... .-.....,. .....
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1863-10-02

spirit OF the Federal Constitution, and
hat the war is being waged for the free.
dom Of the negro. and therefore the war
ought to cease at once. There might be
some for' in tbs gument if Mr. VS.
conduct aud opinions were at all infuen.
cel by such considerations, but be it re-
membered that all the expressed opinions
Of Mr.. VAllandigham herein published
were announced prior to the issuing of
the Proclamation, Of his arrest For
these and other equally satisfactory rea.
sons, we feel cons,rainedato withhold our
support from Mr.. Vallsndigham. though
We deem it inexpedent TO now put a
third ticket in the telI.------
Now, fellow Democrats Of Ohio--Dem-
ocrats who staod by Douglas in the great
contest Of 1860 Democrats who have
sworn upon the alter Of our country that
the Union must and shall bs preserved
Democrats who have sons, brothers and
fathers now fighting the battles of your
country, who are standing guard in the
silent hour Of midnight over our house,
and homes and braving death in every
form-we appeal to you, can you, will
You cast your votes for man holding
the opinions and advocating the doctrines
which Mr.. Vallaudigham, does ? We
can not and do not believe you will. We
most respectfully but earnestly call upon
YOU, in name of our democracy, in the
name of our democracy, in the name OF
our couniy of our country, in the name
of our fathers, of Jacks n. of Douglas, to
take such course as your calm and delib-
crate judgement may decide, to save Ohio
from the fatal effects which we fear may
follow from such course. The Demo-
cratic party have future. franght with
mighty and important obligations, which
must be met with frmness. Having
done our duty we trust to returning SENSE
Of Inconsistency. which We fee confident
must be the pride Ct the party in the
campaign of 1864. f+~ane ylaiI
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1863-10-02
Chaite gorttg.
grars gcys SIR Sasy.

Heavily falls the rain;
Wild are the breezes to. night ....
But meath the roof, the hours as they fy,
Are happy and calm, aud bright.
Gatheriag round our fire sides, '.rH .-,
s Though it b. summer time, ..a...
We sit aud talk Of brothers abroad. -
Forgetting the midnight chime. ..|
rnnaus Brave boys are tteyl ,.
.'. 40 Gone at their country's call;
. And yet. and yet, We cannot forget,
That man, brave boys must ia l.
Under the homestead roof,
Ne.tied So cosy aud warm, .'
While sod ers slcp with little or nauph,,
To shelter them from The storm.
Restipg IN grassy c"uches, s...
Pilhwl on lii ocks damp;
OF mar,ial fare hp. little We know,
Till blothcrs ARE in the camp.
Chorus Brave boys are they
Gone at their country s call;
And yet aud yet "eea not :org,t,
--.. That man, brave b., + must iail
Thinning no less VI them. ....
Loving our country the more.
We sent tn, m forth 10 fight tor The flag,
III ir fahe hef IRE em bore.
Thoug the great tea, DIR ps star ed, H
Thi, was our parting tras':
God bles. you boys we II welcome YOU HON,
Waen the rebels a-e In tie dust.
Cuurus B ave boys are the,
-.. Con at their counirys call;
Aud yet, aud yet, we cannot foreet
Thtm,n, brave bn, must fall
May the brlah' wing. of love,
Qua d them wher yer they rosm
The time ha> come W Ell nr,thers nu t fight
And sisters mus ay at home. b.
Oh ! the dread field oi battle. lE af' 'a'
hunn to br st rwn with ~ ves---
Il brothers iall, ten bury then where
Our banner in tru mph waves.
InoRuS.-BIave boys a,e th'y.
Gone at their coun,ry's cali;
Aud yet and yet, We cannot frg't,
That mapv ave boys must full
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1863-10-02
9plitical Matter.
WAR DEMOCRATS IN COUNCIL,
"hey issue an address to the People. II
has the right ring about 1t
R D ! 7
To the Democracy Of Chic.

Fellow CITTzENs--havinv met for The
purpose, among other things 'to adop
slch measures as The exi9encies of the
our may 2eem to demand for the wei are
Il our common country" we feel it to b..
duty which We cannot ignore nor thrns;
.siIe of addressing YOU briefly. bat plain
= and truthfully, upon the m"mentou>
lnesyi,ns Of the day, and, if possible, STA!
ne mad and furious torrents Of hnati"ism
watch seems to be sweepi y with aImps,
irresistible force all over the lace oi ou
"re happy county: We have inlpet,
fallen upon trublesom tines. Pas ion
An prejudice seem To ru" the hour; rr"-
,,m and judgement have fed the throne.
,nd lana.ici>m aud ultral>m sway tie
S .epter undl>tuibel over the public mind.
o ar Country, ur Government. that bless
d Inheritance bequratl,el 10 us by our
orrta hers is to all bur DE- horetal. III
,hae,tr direction the rte Is turneS. The
ur,lzon oI her nationatxlsfancp is over
rt-t with pnr cations cloul>, w.ich hu-
m =, wisd IN ,nl human capacity seetr )
tl!s y .deqnat to renrltaie or brush
AWAY.
We are not the biologists for The mis-
axes aud errors ot the Administration III
h prosecution of the VAR nor d" we ap
prove of or sanction the tlari i,us orpo.
siiion W ich Us being being br"ught to
bear i..aust the Legitimate a> vel as the
doub Iu power Of the u v.rnMent To put
down HE rebellion. suppress the in>ur-
r.clinn, ,ali, enforce nb.denc- to tn Con
and The laws "f the land /; and
when we aie askedsto sanction and ap-
itro,-,' BY the ,xtrcise "f a most solemn
ntd important privilege, he elective frani
.hise. that Iacliuus. and Ms We think An !
believe, to use no harsher term. misyui-
led. opposition, which from the very be.
ginning has studiously and persistenly
opposed every effort put forth to save the
ife Of the nation, we do moot earnestly.
q. calmly and deliberately, epie. our sol.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1863-10-02
TO TEAC c n { rs.


rViIE R,,rd ofSchoo Ex'miners Of Wyan
.lt County Ohio, will hold meetings Fog
ularly at the COURTHOUSE. in Upper San
dusky, as folIows:
Every SATURDAY in the month Of APRIL.
6yrOB tR and MOVE MBER ahi on th
FIRS rand rHlRD' SATURDAYS in EACH
OF rHE y rHGR MN Tbs. for the examlna
tion of Teachers, un, er the act . .
"roprovte for the r. trganlra'i'n, supe|i,
tion ami IN anteuance of Common Schools
D .ssed March I4ih 1883 h'
Te,eh.,rs are requested to meet the Board as
eatly AZ ten o'Gluch. a NJ. ,promptly.e .'
Allapplcant~ will berequired t furnish ev
de,,ccof good m oral character by cerllhrate OF
otherwise, rs IL, certificate will granted With
eat such evidence, and no special meetings or
the Board will be held under any circumstan'
ces. Bv order ofthe Beard.
febaO'6a,tf.q v.r HENRY MADDUX,, ,ai
Clerk.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-08-04
sltr.IrTHE GLfc no.Hp ,rir.
MoNDAr, Aug. 81

.aiNuaft aug ii'
Tho Stock market wns sctiyo AMI advancing
throughout iho entire day to-day. TIC market
o. enrd 10 the morning considerably above Saturday
rlo.ng Trice,, al tho one O'Clock call prices were
LgDsi than ~ tie morning se..on. and 1T the two
O'Clock call ,h. market continued 10 ris". Ina ac-
tvity was general bu most trong "n Harlem i.rir,
Reading Michigan Souttero, Y " forA Central and
Illinois Cen,ral, each OF which have advanced one TO
three per cent. a marked tice' wss rno"o'ed ny
~. tit,nc, If decided rife in American Stocks in
London ns ,oon as the news Of our July successes
had Isnched Europe. Heavy purchases OF Illinois
Cen, rai were made for English account orders hav
,ng been Lronehi ont by the last steamer. Erie
,rened Az "a. Morning Bo.rd ~ lOb, and sOd down
10 1865, a, The Sec ,pd Board reached lO6 asd closes
at lO, a lOai agiinst lOi. on "a osday. New York
Ccptrsl -od At the siorDing Boani "a 1900 1901 nj
ito s-coud Board i3l l. and closed at lJll q l3l 5
against ~ on Saturday. Reading was irecnlar,
sciiing at III ll9 at tic First bonfd, l1t@iio at
,h. Second u ard, hnd closing at llSi llSi, per
=. nj above tie closing price Of Saturday evening.
Mi,hiynn southern rold vt the First Board a ~ 400,
st The Second Board 1t s9i 80 aud closed 81 d9i,
an advance of =; since Saturday evening. Illinois
"a ,anee. Governments were strong and more
acriye. parly under the influence of purclascs for
.ora, u acrouni. Sales were made OF COupon Skies
Of SS nj loo. for ,,an Fives of 1863 at lOS' J-iO
or cent 1861, und Certificates nj lOl .or lhe old,
aud 9gl for ihe new. The market closed firm 81 the
follow nc rates: United Siaioe Gs 1881. Coupons
.0Gl IC6l Ulit,d States Treasury Notes, April
,na Ocloper, $40, iOCi l06!i Unied States
One.Yenr Certificates, i0lai0ls; Cumoerand' w
a>gi, Bu,a- Co.. J. all, American Cold IEoa
1881; p.cGc Mail Steamship Company, @59I a3io3
y N-lo,k Cent al Railroad, iJl4 GlJli; Erie Rail-
way. 1917 olo7l, Erie Railroad Preiered, lO6a
iGCl; nudson liver Railroad, i1l q l52; Harlem
RdIna,d. I2ai 1909; Reading k.iI'osd, llSi@
/ "A; Michigan Centh Railroad, llg civ Micll'
s.n soethsrn nnd Nor,Aera ladiuna Railroad, VA
dJIs. Michigan SouiLein aud Northern Indiana
Guar, Ilyi 0ll54; Illinois Central Railroad lio4
elIsg: Cleveland and Piisbnrgh Railroad, we
"a; Galena and Chicago Railroad, loi loii'
Chicago and Rock leland Railroad, lW31lo'5;
Pittsburgh, Fort Wayne and Chicago hai'road'
New-York daily tribune., 1863-08-04
s.asppaSG INTELLIGENCE.
poaT of NEw-YoRR....-....Are. .
rrGH.


s,e,rn,tir,Nor'l Star Jones. Asainws!l d. bAleoi %
is,rp. B.,-f N-.. Oi.an, - -
S.-4r-..- Ati.,i.-p pa tsr'er. Boston, W. "ocd"ne'
O. iIr. baltimore. Nm lazsL -, -,
= -rci.is Peuc.eIou, 81 George, n. b., T. j. X q.
E.k.-t ofrs n--chsrt tPrrs J. Esebusst, Antwerp, W.
a. sc.u .a. GO Juis Stfcs ald. London ihomas Dus'
e. F,1 yif. Baltimore, u C9bo; sy.Phide tbTL
hei sftn ioads } Jac's.n So o. ,,,S Sy u
U-,.-Ntr - ts,,stBr) Noodrlsn 81 Johns, n. F"f.
N-va. a sou T. J. Nr,i1s tbr.l Cole :, john" ~ -
= + ,,,..A ~.u. Jo.rh 4 Jne. itrry. hing-ton Jan:
u. ie $ ar. ; & .ln-oa ,6Ll shaw, y5ensL boya
t.tnr., In- .lclir ia LireAu, {. b. ;. + W ELeya
Ct 81. iss q Jor. ). +. Joys bais heope' Ns"'of'
lesns iu1J.f 6-a'iic. -. =. a.,
ert-. 4 a-hi hia~s french Bf'tol L. k-Dny Ham
o. smith tc.afsi.. Murray " phew Aahe srh Cof'
b.. , N..u 3. 4. Il. Nch-ftF h Co; Eothep Sohey, Oh
b.-t Miller .nicus :. Dou;.as johnson, Na,sa' -
49,, II, -, - .laurlore, Va Brun. slasht, Hard.
..,, bio. Pe -ra- '.'ouc,...r " :. b owa Coz Mary
.at... Reeve Nec, t.ut Al-Ssadef sons oH,usos'
49,. y t..ayt v y L. HcCiesay n Co.. Red JaeAst,
P.,..n, tamdol. AcicafS q Dgleta , , ,,..,
,.ool-JoA- Ainms A.IreA' hs~ars' IL ,. haeAe"s
New-York daily tribune., 1863-08-04
xs..r s-~,.-~.-. .sxU a. sr-yDr>rA
Tuy MuEprm OF IN. WILLIAM n. HUpsos.-

THg MURDER OF Dr. WILLIAM \. HUDSON
Among the coid-bo"ded murders II Morgan ""u NV
.nny on tneir rrccut Trid, nOne i"r ntf"c, ~,
rn.r.- the ,sihrrits nsrnf,inntoo Of Dr. va. y
il nds II ~ iomrroy. in ihIs St,te. ia h"'s"'
was father of Lle tate riu,h lduicn'ed nnn s'U
Pro-. llud-on Of Obern, who lot Alr NE :" ,,a'y
hv ,cc,d.o,. a,so The father oi tie late 4 u hn-
,cn Of OnorlIn. md OF our worthy 'thrw-'"""n
l.. d. Hudson, who bnr in-t itfnr"d lrih lg"P
tho L, oncr, oi rtep.c 10 the rcfnnhe "i "'r Ia" l.
Tie facfe IL Dc. lludsou's murder aie tn"H
On saturioy, The lSih, ub"ut .pO "f m"fsih r
thieves were near Pnmtroy. Dr. H"dso" ''es ir'"
ha' place. and having IA very VHi'hi" $50"
l.f L,s hnuse aud ..cfe'ei lis hofee. hr'.nn'ii-
home he pusstd lrlI ncignb"ri an on n'" h""'.
fi.isrl who, uufo,ilnatriy, was 10 ne"h'' e-.""'
by iqnor, AID aas n.aa'ng dtnor'' r"'.'I y, 'e
inncr althougn entirely unarmed, t"""'u ''7 '"i''
crs. who had come III sight.
DR.. Hudson, teeius Inc unfortunate cona''on 81
his pcphbor, went toward llmAo i'ho' ~ - 'o,'
ing mi-hap might come OF hIs ioliy' p'i''e ne
reached his rei hbor, Rebel shot lle'tel' VINO i,ii
and DR.. uuason quekened bis pace " po''eH " Lilo
New-York daily tribune., 1863-08-04
Ho.lins,sn. July %, 1863.

Who suouLD GRUNsLL i-Que,tion. How much
doc RI tu5stiju'e COS ~ tie luthf
ADsver. From 81 80 " s%.oJJ.
q. WByi
a Becduse TIE Confederate Government did not
&C. iguate a moderate amount, tie payment Of Nhct
skoull exempt sny pereou drafted.
@. Hos nioch, al present, would man drafted
n the Norlh have to pay for a subsutuIeI
h. About $500 % 500.
Q. How % sou know this
A Erom Tue fzcl .hd the Government now olers
ei52 bounty, and sll fails 10 procure eolters si'
eient IL that rate.
0. How much does drafted men have to pay
eur Goyernuent ins slead Of procuring subttiluie
A $500.
Q How rnncn does the drafted man gan by this
Arrao. cInerti
A. 500 % 800.
Q. WHO is Tue loser il this butinessl
A. 1he Government.
Q. Wfo makes up the loss 10 the Government
A. 1he tax-Qsyerr-the rch people.
Q. VINO. ibcn should grumble
A. Not the poor people. Buffalo Express.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-08-04
-,A.......n. IL
TNfTTTIIsFTIs
IInrn.-te I.snf LII q -AillNT la n now LII

IInTO.'s lSsoiiELE ttMfST is new ,Eing
Sohias ss g. been 10 80 eref'1 & ~ ps1 Dr. u
a. ,ot 20 .an u fa .l,rE .ttA 'ftisf lftftf
f.ri.. 90 Ifs. 90 49, thocs flfriruUf 'uong
stnogt stlfr4lls % rIclds ufossn i4fAisfr ,o-seFf
to,. bone ,.,t ard a snitss a. aoAfrh4d li e
quii sna f,,J ~, ID - cnnnor I=ss - i41'
% .tef uH b. isfs. oly suts's..f' Aft N {"
fl~f.. Put 40 u.rsrert Isf AMI su4isrfa 80
ss~ ion tno ounce. g. o lut4isI .oulds fri fas ~
stof,s l-iAloN ih"t =" ". roy % - ff''iA'i.a
Oiic- cofn-f 10 Dyss Asa ii-s sifssi-
New-York daily tribune., 1863-08-04
Arrived.

Steamer Tho. Sparks ~ : trsnspor.). Inmsn Washths
90. 70 e. oAss bslls.t TO L. y. Assist Ousftei,l
-. ne Ssrbia IL. ) uHnsroTb tr1uiry, "Shns'op'
ID & 3ds ba last to q. >. Asst Casrefmsster
,t-.n.s scou,, Piece ihlsdephs, u'dss to Lopsr
shr T. butey. R5s.. LeshOfn May q, marble &c., to O.
B,s Ascension (Frl f.tssn AsanIasiS day. sugar J.
srr emdse Klooh Leshor 50 DAYS, marble. rass &c. 70
senr snprise Been, AleIanirs days, hides TO T. w.
Ices . ~ r -, Au.,,.
s.Sf H. : wia,s Chap pberl4in. Alexandria days bal
lat ua-ttr
S.nr : sss.e't Scpcr. virginia wood
J Il. rfsrAun. { y 90, NifsiGs. wood. ,.
:. N.n h.l.. Van Name, OeofgetoSn' d. u osH"""
m.s.+r =, , a.. ,.r..,
% 4. >. Culltri iastrr.
So - R.td aos Virginia days. wood ~,
s.br tauuy re,B. GNitt NewoeIn' N C'' GAYS o@''"
s,h fis.cc, Council Washington. d. c.. day" esDa''
srL5 a. y Weston Fish. Newbern. n. c., <bays ballast
80 Cor.-i,s Dn.cou, Vrginis wood.
sctr A lskruJurs Nj or. Virginia, wood.
Sci. Avon "a. -n5ur. Virginia, wood
scLr e. g. koe ani Newton Phi sdelpbis. for New-bse
fonl ,.,, ,,n.
shr ravi ,ol. Lsusley, New-uAven, FOR hoLdouN
BELON-Dnr On.
NIND-sauset, = w. and light.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-08-04
fAdv-ri.emrn'l
4 Ron NuMBLE.-lAr Inrrnnl0glcnl Jouna

I,ItH NTIbTI..- H' HI'-I'I7tIT"I ""I.T''1
f0r Au.us nov fsal 30 Onieyu Mrs Fhf-
u,lo.. Ch-sc-, snd b.sf D. is4u4st.. " 60. o. o.
The ~ U,ve,opu~t, iL~ .UY oi ta, a~ eA.i -
;. rri4ius sh,u, ii,s', ksp Iliils1 h-I1~f't Ia,
~..frt II LYu.~titt. fcnf a. FU.ts, / fssrIosch
& .n.fA ter and Lo.iaghv, F.rB sd ~ so.sgy -
Crc4 AL u Of tAr il'odi shfh 80 20. oaf ca"
dfenf N--fo Ps,uisuto', Io.i'u ~Lsa : e'f-
tt.. s.amL.rfr.. l-i.tr.rn's hart -. Sst1Hsl
Slsssl. tH4si. 49, Lrscfsf. T. th. fnute.' A'h
.idsa AZ. Qus.on { fitoAn-, bfd iof tnr . cs 3
sAiuuiig. gt,--i3 cshts. " sl ~ sJt.t fV"LtA
4 MEIfA 70 20 hln.lMa,.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-08-04
Arntsr OF AItrogD kIoTfRs 10

Aprfsr uY ALLEGED RIOTERS -FOor men,
m. ed fcnb kuf,k Cl-- HH,k Jacob a rI A"j -. al
Otio f..isrrs Of U.i'n III. stfrs"f h' 's h"h
an h,r Nlhs c,zfT win hstC paff'cpst"f az W. il"
81 liu f 90 fA~ 4.fh snd ~ j. 81 In '. a. ~h''h '"''
w cnure nf .u4s bf~i ,ao Jus'ics ti~ i"ns goo
tbt.a If \. .sc. eie LNn and NJ 'a''f' ~
rri..a.s - tsk-n bofofe usic- f"ir when h"f ."N"
~ nno bo d.. spd 'h~ o,hrf isqn'd ~ en''' '''"
400 BONDS each TOT tli~ir spp" fanc-.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-08-04

other there has been almost panic throus the
day. The Polish Question ssssned - the csuss, but
among the @scne c'qss and merchants there 10 little real
upes.iress VIII regard 20 ; ard bef also prevalent
iht n. public feirg in Epgsd strongly disposed fss
fDofese course md 20 prepared view with fvor the
detection ftne spbec' 10 conferences of tive Powe
hs vonli be opibls for any step to be taken that
would eeipi;sts this country in,o war.
Co .ossd y.s'r5-y II tne bsavy onotaon Of 92l
orer.d his morning "2t recovered 20 ga and e off
~? 1as For IT, ON Of Au;nt tie final bargains were al
100 The gubic, o1riDg tire day, seemed disposed 70
.,ft ,uci sse. 10 IN. confidence 6y many
10. sors tnat sbup1ent harvest throughout Europe viii
ultimately grove powerful In ts IL hnepcs money
ard CONNER ,h puiics contingen cies but the spec
~. ,ra.,rtiors mostly of opposite character and
e len. % N close OF The uf-t med 10 isdc ite
y.y eb. canse would be suc;snt to produce farther de-
pr..siou BE- sors clasei igG9J3; Reduced and New
per Cent. Os,C 1854 lOSi; Rupee paper. lO7i GIlet
New-York daily tribune., 1863-08-04

FIRy--Ahout ~ o'clock on Sunday evening
th. .hoddy u1.ru,csy of MsssI.. Pufcy 1syo-, o..
Drlnd psDp i4.cvsefed - bs
tsc. ny abs co. wutclnal. ~lo ,ht sHs~rd :.
lew Iss wsier ~ mt 10 tfoh- oDt s,sa. 4 ttsf
Geo ua.n ,h- ffocisci aiscov"t"a ,t $40
gave the to iuli.e Cmp.i o - u wncln j. 80
pfomptJ sEbEni 81. Dsase ~ sfook BY hrs sId s-is
.l,.UJ, lIsl!-Lss-
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CITY GOyERNuENT.
Esonr.i Of Aldermen.
Oyyfcf,t I

OyTicisLl snitb SS.''oS-Aus . '"sS
Fr,n' Adefr - Hsla Ms'e'son ~
III F..sdsti being atsst - f1ca ~ motion o' "lo'''
man ns,i.- Of Ald-,H,a tail tsi-d io t17 ~ 'h
Ice tol ntyns teen cilrd, So quorum 90. sNhs'
Tue tAan.1 pfo sLHoufc.d tDa ne D.. -. 'io"'
,J,.,Ifu,I All. NON, d.. - T. VALENTINE. ClsTk-
New-York daily tribune., 1863-08-04
s,..eints OF Produce.

Aror.~ IL Gl buis. Flour. 40 bg, Corn Meal, 81
bb. Nitky s4rO oa.n. v heat i13 .. bush So'n ayoVV
hush Ost S4sS bu-s ky. u psgs Aste- DO PNs~ rre'
y...9us 81 ckss bpit-r. i.s2l gk-s. Peiioienai.
z<-,.s<v-.-7-rs--ass~
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rescue. The Rebel ordered him 10 halt, bot be Ola
tot hear the chslenp. ia,snt upon bis dying friend,
when the Rebel Lieutenant ordered sharpshoo'er
to lire. who did so, lodging bail III Ds. H.. tiig9,
sbstteriug ti. bone. The Doctor lived until
Wednesday. The 9Th.
Tie ball VS. fired from distance OF 90 yards, oi
coaf-e BY ,hsTpshootsr. THIS gang OF nurderers
.sne ,sllnred eferward ard ~ tbey t0ssed by Pom
-rov 70 ~. nd oauehtrr Of DR.. H., who heard the
ii.ui-nas' the order &c fire, went on board The
,oai. bur .l-a 10 den'ily be officer. Undoubtedly
~ had changed his appearance b. cnttlog on hrKe
Eir of wpis1ers which lie wore when TIE murder
was committed. -,
q, nc murdered men were unarmed, bo.h old
men, DR.. Huason being ~ years OF ags. Cieys her'
New-York daily tribune., 1863-08-04
NErniorsuda.
1,hn rrinr stsamrr

1'bs rrizs ,s.sm-r Planet Eusirp B. Van Vcorhlss y
har,. hish cap.Lrvd lSih OF June I3 mles
of Noble. q. sesnirr LscSswsnna arrived at thn
,t thi. (Alodsl Hotun. She 10 sts-w eel steamboat
ehn 900 dcn auJ h.s Oh board bo bes cotton sns
rs np, turysutiue, yaed together with tho s,eainoos "
+ ,1O.lJJ.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-08-04
NEy-sEEsEY ITEMS.

Sr.BBfso ATFRaY About ~ O'Clock on Snnfhy
night ,hsf occurred o. th~ Fs''iH '"hu' r. - -
- Noftls M.l.h md N@fttu sfc. -" 'atri We
,tnhbrd Va hf.H Ne'H sftr.d nd pcsfd ~ y"
IT,, IiiY Pson aud tie nJuf'd "Hn va COW y"' ." u
h,me aud A, fcd TO b. dangerous cosdiipH
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kdrofi .frm-'t
M,.r LrAnnI IL. lLLLAs-r snlIsl

NINE. DEMORLsIa p ILtGAHf SPHiS6 loslN
Pab,. 0aiy o. o.us ff gsi', rr.g 90 rfs. 60 is
e~..f Di~ss hH.ls p@frrt fin sc.I.r 20 pf0' I'd"
orrpr,iiar ana-f th. Afr.4 ~ rrf paif Lsss 'oa
nts- iap ss,ge 40 -Lau iftr gaftr a. ssl
a.aiiJ .ud lrlssviy pure 81 cf1t esi o. Tie sso'o
s.lt Yo..-yat va r~r-ip' nl a.rs Ai''sa.
ka.e DENoAE,I. ho - bso-G~sJ, sss-ioFG
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r5..n-ie-s. &c.

Ut,xgs's Horp. Jolly 10, isoS
The sohr. Npnie Cobb OF kochtd fsoni n'r, n0 ,,.
CON kO,Aand. Al iye1 rtEe ct nis esA"s -. A..
e. hour froeur,d two eAts hands AID y ~
wipd 9rHg iair
New-York daily tribune., 1863-08-04
lkdr..tI-ru.nt 1

LADIES do no, iail to uc.ose 81 and two extra
e. 3. lf p..is.s 90 tr pfrinHs % t1- Dfu"arss $50
g.. Bf sf-.J. s. tai fs.lfs fHs AstoF ~ FAsHns 80
for 90. ,.Ar coniu-nrius NiL tA- fs hpaHc -.o t.s
Yssssnt suassf GlH ,o rItAog sla.s u fVeaos4s H.
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D.nINn EonnrrY.-Ahonl no o,olock on SUNDAY
SrAnnIyn ArrnArL-h bond / o'eIock on sanda

ev-biu ic1ty occurred b.tweeb ite msr t-niod joe
tnsh L.. toH. Lchs O'SGi iysa. AID Geo C-r ~ fhe
NrN .BowrTy 20 ~Li Il Lo~d-r dreS sni- and sHt-s
.rr aua U'su .gan hs head sud oy. Low Nsi
arrested by Cirrr j. g. 1re. OF tie Fotb Pfrc1eL 4us
other invu ucic tss,u g toe - !. Hp-y.tsi.
trhTy Soon aged - years DG.Ne oi Ireland Dy u.t@
oasser Gaunes in Ls sni s-c 40 atti sii"c
by yafiie. " h.a uklosa lie aGcn ~ tAo Cay h"'
Il
New-York daily tribune., 1863-08-04

SUS sTHOKr.--fe'ter!ay fosnoon about \ o'eio,k,
ansn Isn,l iienT, uot1s A3,rrf ~-s .r'tsi ~ IT,
nrst sl.4 b. r-d 20 is rrsdfacs ti & effs
ss'. Ioin Aof1u Ow Vogsnsu hsfsn started q
f.urn 10 ~urs. .It4ras fT7fpl~ef-l D.
aud clfss - O. H h0use corner fs''f ff'fi
sld bet rosassy - e'i5s cond.tlOn A. is4s a.
ccust. Jotn Iao- coGsalr.ofut.