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, 1863-08-03
FROM SPRINGFIELD

srHGoFH1p, August !, 1869.
Some time since, Geo. ". Deering, Of Chi
cago, took forcible possession of the office OF
q. G. Reynolds, Secretary Of the Masonic
Grand Lodge Of the State, In this city. Deer
Ing claimed the Office BY appointment Of J..
HI Blair, Grand Master Of the. State, who has
removed Reynolds. Deering WIS fined in thu
Police Court in this city. Sine Q this. Rey-
1olds has sued ont IN injunction In Chancery
In the Circuit Court Of this County, restrain
Ing Grand Mnster Blair from doing sundry
acts, such as arresting or suspendlng any Of
the charters Of the subordinate lodges: de-
priV1ng any Of the members Of the Grand
Lodge Of their seats therein, or their right to
vote upon MI questions from attempting to
remove any more officers of lodges. 1t also
1estrsins Deering from acting as Grand ss-
ctetary, or making or using any seal as tie
seal Of the Grand Lodge, or from attempting
to take possession Of the records aud property
Of The Grand Lodge In the meantime Grand
Master Blair has Issued his call for special
meeting Of the. Grand Lodge, at Chicago, on
the 1lth inst Tho Injunction has been
served.
Col. Hotchkiss and four officers of the eoth
{Rail, oad) regiment, arc here. making arrang-
1uents to hive it mounted and its ranks
filed.
]. P. Brooks, Superintendent Of Public In
sttuction, has published circular, 1ecom-
mcnding school trustees, whenever in their
Judgment it is clearly necessary, to author
ize their townships respectively to loan the
school moneys Of the township at any rate
, 1863-08-03
FROM WASHINGTON.
Especial Dispatch tc the Chicago Tribune. I

Especial Dispatch tc the Chicago Trbune.1
WASHINGTON, Aug. 2, 1862
1t Is supposed that Gen. Stoneman will be
made Chief Of the new Cavalry Bureau.
Aojutant General Thomas starts West In
the morning to resume the Organization Of
negro troops In lower Mississippi. J. 4,
Ware, late managing editor Of the Caronicle,
accompanies him Us private secretary.
Tic Presidents retaliation proclamation
ezcites general qualification, and no doubt Is
entertained TINT it will be faithfully executed,
as 1t has been deliberately issued.
Gen. Hooker, shortly after the battle of
Gettysburg, eaid to the President that he
hadn't character enough to be able to afford
to draw Major- Generals pny and do moth
Ing, and wis dcsirous to, hear whether the
Government was likely to have something for
him to do. He would like to know it, as
otherwise he could have no excuse for re-
naming In the SERVICE The President replled
that be could not spare him, and would soon
have work for him. To renewed applfca-
non for work, made since Hooker's return
from Harrisburg, the President replied that
by next Saturday he hoped to tell him what
he had to do.
A recent sale Of negroes near Lockyl1le,
Nd, illustrates the comparative worthless
ness Of slave property in TINT State. Seven
likely, young, full grown negroes brought, in
all, one hundred and twenty-s1x dollars, an
average Of only eighteen dollars head.
61t is understood that the cavalry, as well as
the infantry regiments now in the field, are
to be filled up to the maximum by the con
scripts now being drafted.
It is stated here that efforts are now being
made to induce the National Committees Of
the Breckinridge and Douglas wings Of the
Democratic party, to unite In calling d M
honM Democratic Convention, and to call u
preliminary meeting somewhere in the West
to cement the union of the two wings.
The draft begins here next Monday. The
number to be drafted will take out Of every
81 enrolled.
A Board has been ordered to assemble at
st. Louis, to examine officers for the Indian
regiments now being raised in the Indian
territory.
President Smith telegraphs that the Baltl- |
more & Ohio railroad will be open to Wheel
ing by the 10th Of August. |
It is considered significant Of the intentions
OF the Government, as to the further increase
Of the use Of cavalry, that orders have Just
been issued, establishing separate bureau
In the War Department, to be known as the
Cavalry Burenu
, 1863-08-03

NEw YonK. Ang. !, 1864
Adyfces from off Charleston state that
no engagement has taken place since
the assault on Fort Wagner. Our Mon
ttors were occasionally firing on both
Sumter and Wagner. Is PARROTS and NOR
tars are now in position ut Morris Island.
The idea Of taking Fort Wagner has been
abandoned for the present, our shells making
but little impression on the sand Of tho works.
: The 10th Connecticut occupies rife pits
within $50 ynads Of Fort Wagner. 49,.
Gilmore feels confident OF preaching Sum-
ter. .ti.' x. ''-- -
'EEw YoRx, August 1.-The steamer Belyl.
dere, from Port Royal, on the Goth, has AZ
rived.
sic passed Charleston Bar at IL q. m, On
The 2Sth; saw two Monitors and the Ifousides
there, engaging Fort Wagner.
Gen. Gilmore had succeeded In erecting q
long line Of batteries within $50 yards Of Fort
Wagner. He had also mounted heavy siege
guns within mile and quarter Of Fort
the e9th. When all his siege guns are mount
ed, Gen. Gilmore feels confident Of his ability
to reduce Sumter. -
Our casualties continue small. .. il.
WASHINGTON, August 1.-The following
was yesterday received ut Headquarters Of the
Army:
NORRIS ISLAND, July g. {
"To Major General Il. ". Halleck, General IN
"s1R My Medical Director In the field re-
ports an aggregate loss In killed and wounded
In our hands Of 6S5. judge there are $50
missing. The Losses cover the three engage.
mcnts Of the 10th, -11th and 18th inst. Many
Of the wounded will return to duty in week
or ten days. The health Of my command is
improving.
t Respectfully yonr ob't serv't,
O. A. GILMORE Brig, Gen C0mrr.N
, 1863-08-03
PROPOSALS FOR BUILDING

uF!1cK ASSISTANT QuARTERxAsvHR, I
EJRffsRsosVnLE.1 Ind. July q. 1863.
,hs lote of august. i i: ocecf. st. tor dsVst st.
qGsnss 5esF q as1Ss
FL! 5Egnt, +, aaadisa .aa atry $50 fces aineap BY
Egh:eea uou5ana o one hundred and nf.y f,s,,s2,
81 shaasnGG e. so
sn9 sEGty i9aE i9 s'} tset hem'ock, poplar Of ot1a
g q fse nas as,Hs a1R
@ hundred
ssss2 s iest common loesinG: rot over eight incaes
Itiee hq1dEsd aad siFa;y thousand i've aaa
EaSs tao9'aGd ID rate dressed
SsS 1ssf os.Y q 1sts eias e .
TTenty seyen Thousand el=ht hundred aud thirty
putting o. Intended for bass eorasr ss1ps, sad tor
Fou1ssen tnoueand nins hardred and ntty four II
~ fset tlIneaD II BY z1 poplar. Ia g. u and ii iee1
Ten taSasa9a = e. oo feet nsa1 By poplar. il
Ii By Is; u.s. windows IS iissts i 81 Is
ii p 81 ssss sp
y Is tse sss of ths above d p1i@ed and sazed
S!S -. sp:ee @ % ssaa aeS sis ans
~ Fl, frames saslng. d'peap. DC. eoapleta. Draw
Thirteen hundred t1:co, squares tmore OF 1css g.av.
TSi3i; az az tss: 20 20 nails tneso legs,
OLs eupa1ed aud seventy aye u7s} kegs I'D nails
Txo ansat q tson kegs Sd nails tnaors or 1ea,
11htfty y. @ s ksSa 81 q. "A; i@e!e q r.
q 5s and
-, Ths Lumber I'D amer materials required
, 1863-08-03
FROM DESkQlNES,


Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tribune
DEsAo1sEs, Auguzt /, 1863.
The Grand Jury today discharged the pro.
prietor Of the State Register from the prosocn-
tion for libel, brought against him by b. N.
Kenyon e. J. C. Turk.
John Pomeroy, OF ottumwa, arrested and
bound over for shooting stage driver In self.
defense, has been discharged.
, 1863-08-03

Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tr3bune.I
PHILADELPHIA, August 2, 1863.
Nearly 1000 wounded rebels still remain in
hospital In and around Gettysburg, aud many
ct them have asked not to be sent South.
where they will again be forced into the
ranks.
The hospitals Of this city also contain &C.
yera1 hundreds.
The draft progresses quietly and will wind
up on Tuesday.
a resident Of this city has. applied to the
Supreme Court for m Injunction to restrain
the Provost Marshal of the Sd district from
lurther proceedings under the Conscription
Act, Oh the ground Of It's unconstitutionality.
A herring will take place at an early day be-
fore full bench.
Thie morning MI the Ohio soldiers In our
hospitals, numbering ISL, started for that
State under recent order from headquarters,
, 1863-08-03
FROM WEST TENNESSEE.
Operations Of Guerillas.

MEMPHIS, VIA GA1no, August 2.-The morn
Ing express train, coming west from Corinth,
Miss, was flrod upon By q band Of guerrillns
while passing through deep cut near Grand
Junction yesterday. One man was killed aud
three wounded Richardson's guerrillas arc
reported to have returned to Mason Depot on
the Memphis & Ohio Railroad. MINERS cav
airy are looking them up.
Arrivals from Vicksburg bring favorable in
telligence Of the condition of affairs on the
lower Mississippi. Intelligence from that
quarter Is contraband.
, 1863-08-03
Ql)ifo9o Qribtl1e.


Our Sunday night dispatches contain {
variety Of important news, to which on,
Epacc allows little especial reference. Al
important war order for the protection O.
negro troops; highly promising and
cheering aspect of foreign news, respon'
sive 10 the receipt Of our recent victories
by our English cousins; q fresh and star;I.
ing proof Of revolution within revolution
md tie increased growth Of disadcctiou
with the rebel cause in North Carolina, are
among the interesting dispatches Of the
morning
"The mills Of the gods grind slowly,
but they grind exceedingly small" =. At
last the Government has issued the order,
long bcsonght, that the uniform Of the
United States must be respected as well as
the flag, and that the white soldier scaling
The rnmparts Of Vicksburg, and the black
soldier marching into the death-storm Of
Wagner, are alike the defenders of the
Republic. The blue uniform upon the
black man hereafter signifies that he is q
man, soldier Of the Republic, entitled to
her protection. Hereafter, if the black
Federal is sold into slavery the white rebel
will serve an equal term Of hard labor,
If the black Federal is hanged, shot or i'm.
3risoncd, the white rebel must be hanred.
shot or imprisoned. The announcement
will kindle the African enthusiasm. He
lisa man at last, and the broad banner Of
the Republic protects him beneath its fos-
1ering folds.
Lee is represented as massing his troops.
preparatory to an attack upon Meade's
forces, which are reported to have antici-
pated the rebel design of re-ocupyine the
heights around Fredericksburg, said to be
now in our possession.
An official dispatch from Gen. Gilmore
announces that our total losses in killed
and wounded, so far, since the beginning
o1 the present movement against Charles
ION, including the recent bloody assault
and repulsc, is only 9S5.
The Government will resume the Draft
in the city Of New York next week. The
Provost Afarshals will haye a sufficient
military force 10 insure the summary SUD-
preston Of any attempt to repeat the dis
graceful mob violence that uecessftated the
Of the draft two weeks aeo.
We derote large portion of our SPACE
upon the inside pages Of this issue to the
e{rr1r o-1.z .N ~
, 1863-08-03

San FRAxc1sco, July 30-Dates received
tFom fong Kong to June 9th.
China news unimportant. Latest news re-
ceived Mt Hong Kong from Japan looked to
war as certain, and represented the japanese
us much better prepared than Ind been sup
posed. Nf
Dates received from Sandwich Islands. Julv
4th. The Volcano near Shi1o was agaiu In &c
tion. throwing out immense streams Of mol
ten 1ava- i
O~ing to obstruction Of the roads between
the city OF Mexico and Acapulco, news was
received from The city Of Mexico only to June
25lh.
One Of Forey's latest DEGREES admits goods
intoM xieo through any sea port in possession
Of the French, AZ half the duty previously
charged.
Gen Alvarez, from whom accounts are re-
received 70 the Goth inst, Was expecting the
arrival at Acapulco Of the French feet, with
l0O00 eoldlers.' This force was to come from
the Gulf Of Mexico, across Tehauentepec and
from Acapulco, and would be dispatched for
ga1risons for all the Mexican Pacific ports,
, 1863-08-03

4soK7REss MONROE, July 31.-The Ports
mo- F',ginian Of July 50, says on the 29th
Inst. Gen. q. II. Naglee Issued orders to ths
Com mon Council Of Portsmouth, Va, to re-
woke ee1tain acts passed By them, among
scrip, and the order compelling tho secrah to
pay their rent into the city Treasury.
The City Council met on the evening Of the
10Th, and passed the following:
ReSo!rtd, 1sk That We refuse to resosnfxe tba
authority Of Bffgadier General Il. n Neclee to DO
eide my case Of appeal nom the action Of this
board. I'd, That the Aayos and other ofacers Of
this city government be required to enforce every
mating from the military authoritIes, and that in
the event OF conflict Of authorities, an appeal
shau pc taken to his E1cel1ency, the Governor, to
sustain the authority OF the State and CITY.
, 1863-08-03
Admiral Porter Makes the two
Ent1A Meef.

WASHINGTON, July 1.-Rear Admiral Port
or, in u communication to the Navy Depart
mcnt, says that he is not sure Of raising the
DeKalb, and cannot yet ASCERTAIN her injuries,
All the guns and everything which could be
books and Government funds As the resi-
denta Of Yazoo City did not take the trouble
to warn him Of torpedoes, as they had IN o..
po1tupity Of doing, 5000 bales Of cott On
have been seized to pay for the gunhoat.
, 1863-08-03

DAVlSrosT. Iowa. July sst. iss1
Thursday. the 5th Of August 6s 1t i: o'cocSa III
ay dsse q sash ans oa nnSs
fsI tsI2,ss C.. q e lumber Of as Following I'd
ALL PINE LUMBER
66g isns1 - It, 9Is ;ssp pfs amos. 4ss'
y sse oaS saS1,..a Dns als@osr ss1s
gsvS1 e isst sssf5s fSeS a1 P9e
long. ph lumber. 10y y :" 'e's
PanaIsa pas saSsi 81 ~
Th1ee h@ndIet and al1tJ {a0} fset, by8. Il f.as
Five shoat.ad eight hundred and u.sy.se,en r. ae,>
sse ensF Ras dass' sas linz
eS5 itst 81 o%1s. % pias lumber nas saf'teht
nbsr ha1osea @9 1ee1 3by loar u feet long. paa
r. e =. an1 Sns nu hua5sa and eht7
Siss isoss a,as hundred
c1ea al 5 ans a., }oSs hsse
b. g. IS lei ionE. pise amber Ao 1os'S ta' iees.
III; .sSsa il RSsssS Rss 5s;s s1sa. ) ~ e:
ri a. e let oae p,ns amSs, aad a1t5
t b ssetsne ss ane fas Sa. a%Ss
81 g Is fGa5 Ss spa shfvs u
seFsn Tsfts GSSa5ss st2is Pr
NJ lSsE; q elaHesS,, -''1 - -
b bdnats sad nS9 saf Il
ITo o 5n2d5ed & and thirty two tho1sani ssvan hun
c sst oa re-! 1one
Ten Thousand i've hundred tlo5oo) feet aad,eass
a5,ns 5Ss tbor.ana .h,.e hundred ind u,us n ~, win,
doRs of Il nghts. by II nch aaah. with frames ioF
with NafffrF hHHt
, 1863-08-03
Important from the Post Office
Department

General does not feel himself exactly justified
at present in ordering the sending Of mails
to New Orleans yia Cairo, hut If correspon-
dents desire their letters to 60 to New. Or:
leans vfa Cairo, they can make endorse
ments accordingly upon them, and they Will
, 1863-08-03
Cen. Grants Forces Going there-The
capture Of the City Expected by the

NEW YoRK, August 1.-The Ekpre.. says:
Wa have seen to-day officers from Gen
Grants army: who left V1cksbnrg about ten
days ago. The note Of preparation for a
march to Mobile was then heard on every
side: The troops were in the best spirits and
confident Of success. The calculation Was
that the Stars and Stripes would Float over
Mobile by the 18th Of August,
, 1863-08-03
UEHELS THh EATBN TO ARM
THEIR SLAVER

~. ~ nolu 1le .Ne" AotA @''onae q
Aa ~ .o unleaoon notn tca-
-. ~ 49, s ,na' ullese o'i 'ovetn"
eut ..ses ~ e1uln's nesroes hs so!@e1s.
.ns 1eoe4s ~" al IL H. 1lclf stAEts una nurl
uc s' 10 Luz lte'ense tna1 tney
4a'e !D4o.a. .4ne nat sep On tne
ue :,S ~ A' d "1n e'le4' . hn''l7 u
Tr.S ~ .s..,
,.u: -: 4o,e e Ie...oly ~, nleo ~ out
~ -n-.s;. .sc.T ,1 ~ a .,.:~ o.-c .5 GO 1ne
.,..AA1..,. 1 W." ~. 10, ~ %usa oeueaey ao
49, ..s y. 1~oes .11e s4e " "uu ~
ee<'c ooA oo.et4e1' non .ue ''a'A toao
~ e.e.eos' - 'ns '1n. 'uen s1a'es tney
laast '.ee e4ein' o1net "ioe tne olacks WILL
e. ~ 10 " eolhpsi4>S ano ies'tnen1s'
uig ~: t,a .ueu 11a4s a4, .uons "l.u .uen' anu
-u,s u ene 'ety .utng 'uh' nas oe1efeo Inc
1c"e.s nom "s 'ae'n 1ton tne outset'
- ]', a441 .nu e1auipa" tnem'
@ ~; ..:,ss.- s. @N1'1 ~ oeo 'neu wives
-, 49, -, .-1, ,o elul.ons e''e
a' ~" eAo."o,y .ns.s' upon
~ ~ 1,a ~ ae' susy
- ~ % ~ ~ ~ ~..aa..z. ~ - @ ~ ~
.ho;- -.,as+ore ~ rn;s+~..sa. ~ ~ - +..ato -.
roo~+a;n a~+o,,. - wow ;nsta1oos hr+ = 1.;th
-orara toths majority of 1;e,d hands m tho
-,,oat n1anta4;ons 1hera IN mt a word If
9rntr IN II Many s1ares nav 1ova their
-nocters Int none 1o-a s]avcrv. and tho
...,,o1e admit IN their nph,;c ionrns7a +h,t
n the nrcscnce of m army their s}avea
'es -
, 1863-08-03
FROM CINCINNATI

Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tribunel
C1So1SNAT1, Aug. 2, 1858.
The latest information received by General
Burnside from our forces who are In pursuit
ofscott and Pcgram, Is to Saturday, and is to
the effect that Col Saunders came up with the
, 1863-08-03
BOWEN BROTHERS,
Importers, 1ohbers azC Commission Dsa1srs :,
DRY GOODS.
Notions, Woolens and Worsted
Goods, &C., &c.


7 =~----
II R0P0S Ats F0R HApn
| teOt ~ - Aoo 1O4s naEk1
l. WARE,
| ASST. QEARTXENAsrRa'a 0V.IcE
/ DAVENPORT. Iowa July s.st 1885
Eealet proposals win bn received a. hi. o1rr ,,o
Tbuysdat T. The atyrrf fay ~ anen.e - Su 9at IL
Aset Gnn-tsT asrer ~ =: 49, peaHt - 9as
| loving Kind ant tssctintion ' "@te os tao iot.
| 60 kegs 20t halls.
| $50 kegs ICd nai;s
60 keEs Sd 1aiis'
% krSs 4d nafIa
/ $50 Ia wrnt na1iss
:; coz nair brarvs h1nrps u IN ,o,r,
1dozphir No thumb iatches.
I iesost san "a ~ softnfs nI o'7 JULIE oa''a'
specuens os H. 'a asi fsseMs ~ !xt ~ !. ~
earP - asp t GU at1sss % accompany
Tlfhtr T. 81 - .esn1 ,1 tn so no deifesed
nal De- T., ~ ~. ~ slsavE luz cunMacs tae 70
.iSr1un ~ " 0ttifo5eu "isn1A b"Eney dA3& 41teE
"fs,AcIn1 a..H saS tCost I ~,
cred AZ oasn aeg fo e T 70 es coG
efam9e1t M n mutt tassompasy each proposition,
soectfnn of an ~ - to tae n
, 1863-08-03
FROM CAIRO AND BELOW.

Hhn0f
names, subjects Of conscrintion. s-res+aa =
number of deserters. and. IN int fn11v con,~
pleted his work thns f,r evcant,or n,,,,,no.
the draft. and is rcadr far that vhenevs. ~
de1ed to commence. Ihare hefora made 1nen- ~,
tim ri the difficulties M.reh.1 ph,,,-a ~,
had IN enconnter IN w,,,.,,.o. ea1s-e s~s -
rtson corn+;ae hn+ ~ +,,o,. s,..~-.~.sNs
;f7,. ,,.,.. =, 60 9 - 20
;no;e coro1rr .rh;o1, % ~ aa,Iaa ~ - 30 s,e sa -.
oaca ~ 1h,.h ~ -..n ,-aas .,, ~ s ass17t-
T. ~.oaaa o-..,;, - :. s.,se, 49, 1,--A-. -. 14a4s
~. noaa - 1,,a.1a 1r7.sa.'4 ..rs a., VS. a1e W
11a-eh., ph,,,,.s, ,1c. -.",s"..n - tu40 sA'ans
ono oo.+ - ~ -. $3.50 - os W 'alueo ~
Ha b.e 80 49,. - 1Ss. = n'n.u
law NJ nresant .This ,1.oa " 49, ~ -, + stat
residence NJ Iosh A1,en Cons.ss.,s.. - n ~" T"n =
of the connerbsoaa T. aae ,.o1d.at % s.H
onstrat;nc fis rongh evne,3e1ca Imsrha. 49,
lowed to relate +he fol1ov5nr. ~ -
The Marsl,a] placed his n{clets oronna TIM
Town Of Marion md issnea m o,dar da.1a-
;np the n1,ce nnder N,rsha1 ,,v 49,. =.
could commence the enno1,ncnt Acco-d,nr
to this order no persop xns IN he o11ouad ~
enter or retire from the line. xithont = T,,sa
from the ActIne Assistant Prorost hr,rsh,1
Jogh Allen tried to % ont. v,s etonocd
brought before Marsbai Pb51lins and thcre d.
minded If member Of Congress- was snh,ect
to the rules made bya nettv Provost Ma7shol
BE was informed that nohodv .raa exoront
and ill parties. before thev con1a nrocnre
PASSES, had to take the oath of allegiance to
the Government Of the United states, md
Allen utte.ly refused to take the oath, saying
euch an act would compromise him before hfs
constituency. and be in contradiction to Ger.
tain p1tdees he had made. Marshall Phillips
then ouictly informed him that until he conjd
coudescend to do TINT much to show his 1oy.
alty. he vould have to remain in their line of
tickets. and If founa atteunt;np tn rnn Tho
blockade. would be shot by the notro1s. Jos1,
Allen eti1l remaining q prisoner in Marion.
but a voluntary prisoner. BF taking an oath
t11nt every true American DELIGHTS in snbscrib
irc to each morning. he can fro where ta1,kea
and when. Asthe 18th cayalrv are In remain
in Marion until after the draft f,tes nl.ce the
Government is sure Of the person Of one ron.
scrirt beyond the shadow Of n Doubt. Bg re.
maInipc within our lines. Allen ia doing the
stat" excellent SERVICE He can no longer
spout Copperheadlsm and treason among the
nasfes, being confined to the clrcumscribed
limits OF The little town OF Marion Where
rebels lose' Union men gain-
ASIDE rom catching desefters, Marshall
fminps ana MS caEnlry have apprehended one
couhlef1eatef and several desperadoce Of the
"orf1 enatae'ef. Among others, 1eas Bur
U"s oA'' formerly @e!eser OF the 10Th
'ulnols, Jul oeesrser. lie It was who Killed
q amc1noer o1 lne 4atn Iowa. and shot man
named bla'r some time since, while doing
, 1863-08-03

ELLSWORTH ZOUAVES AT.
IL TEET1ON You ara ordered to anpeAr at
your Drill Room, In Garnet Block, coraer State and
Randolph htreeta, Gu
Monday Night, August I'd.
It p1ecixe1y oeiotk. In full dress uatso1m.
Ell. BRAND, Comm21daat,
, 1863-08-03
FROM CHARLESTON.

Tho Fleet Continue the Rombarduaent
No Engagement Since the Assault
Gen. Gilmore Confident of Asrcnca-
Ing Fort Sumter.
, 1863-08-03
Extensive Frauds ut San Fran.


c1sc0>
San FRANCISCO, July 31.-The commercial
community was thrown into excitement YES
terday, by diecoyeries Of an extensive system
OF fraud III the Empire warehouse. Goods to
the value IF 5000 dollars hnd been with
d1a"n on fraudulant receipts, or else such re-
ceipts we're used tor collateral securities tn
the 0nlQupt Of 6. QQQ Go money
, 1863-08-03
METAL WAREHOUSE,
SEMINARY

A RORA 8 E N IN Ak Z.
IA FALL TXHX oYENa AuaCsr 3BT. ls99
ssIs IA ana Of Ihe ost 4ucce l In tho "eAt
Il ia large and able Of ascenEs and ths build
male department oners special induceNsnt9; noata
and tuition, u week. From ~ 70 ~; MnAc' ra:ns;
d|scounta 10 clelgynen For circn!ars addr54s Raw.
q, IT. .QUERKAu, H. L., Aurora. Ill. jys9-nsol-1ane*
, 1863-08-03

NEW MEMBERS FREE OF EXPENSE

Ths VIII be the last night TIA: tie coup,ales VII,
NEW MEMBERS FREE OF EXPENSE,
ead III young Invited to ba present who wish
70 jon a. It ia desirable to 4avo all neE man oers
Commences drilling together. No need hesitako
Cn account or bus1ness, as the C3mpanY will ba an
conducted ~ not to iaserlere with that At all
NEW MEMBERS who loincd Mt tho pre- vfous meet.
1ngn Will te promptly there at O'Clock for squad
txul And to have
MEASURES TAKEN FOB CNIF0RHS
lAu1t9ss st ,netl
POUNTIES AND PENSIONS,
~ "A NUMBER Of the leading men Of this city hsyo
pstottcn!ly contributed toward establishing "a atso-
ctat1cn for the purpose OF
Securing the payment Of all claims
AGA1EBT TEE GOVERNMENT
That belong to Soldiers or their Heirs.
In this way hundreds Of claims are Dow being ad-
thereby from three to twelve dollars saved tor each
It's office In Chicago at s. Dearborn street; tha r O.
Boz Ia 49, Soldiers and their rfo1d9 ca Obtain anv
Information in regard to their c1ata Or the business
OF the association BY enclosing red stamp to tie sex
1etAEy. CHAs. A. GREGORY. ty5t.hssf 4t.net
, 1863-08-03
From NAHx- Vn~I-

NEW ToRK, Augusr2.-The 5th Wisconsin
ard goth Indiana regiments are ut Battery
Bar1acks, In this city. Two Massachusetts
regiments have also been stationed In this
ritz
, 1863-08-03

- AssIafASE EQUAKTERNAsEaRs Qy11c13
e.a,.d .,-: Ov.SRoRT: AZ 1ows. July atst. 1861
dsnnrssny ne & 5ia of A1sa;t 1853 It !: foF
Assistant Quatteraster may dIrec ono a!liion aiahS
hnEote: ahu sixty one Thousand e1Ftu hundred aai
tes1 VI !ananers OF saa following kind. and d.
, 1863-08-03

Respectfully your ob'tserv't,
@. A. G1LMoRE, Brig, Gen. Com'g."
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-10-17

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