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, 1863-08-25
MARINE NEWS.
PORT OF CHICAGO.

PORT OF CHICAGO,
.-...-.-....... :. CLEARED. u.
sdnr Eeabird- Pabst: Two Rivers suadztea
ZEE b9i5s!o. Re1siass 6aiis!o coo bu corr
Prop B4sSeys S GnspEan, oguensaurgh. 5000 bn ccEa.
Prop Isdy T!saEan;. n.nch1ey. St Joseph.
Prop @ MssE @ @MeaEs:h. KlDgstoa. s.io ID wheat 2ao
BARK Northwest. Atkins, Buffalo. e6 600 nu corn
Bfg Lewis. 81 eailsnd. QsHeEo, L. .teo ou wneAt.
Ecsr N1nn,s ~ Williams. Williams, Port l;o5oras. sa
...-..--.. ARRIVED.
Sting Seah;rd, Ranst. 4api.owoc suad1ies
f9op kde wss1 9a'Ss
fsp 5HsEs. WaiIee. Musieg5n. ss Id m 1unbe,, % n
Esp ststs sb bssss bsas ssa
E,sP sss.es ss;sst sssaSss sasdzes
esasE FL TSsssSa q .s sS0
5e6es
Tes
Bark GsSe'ard. Wslsa. Buffalo. % N lumber. 12s N
B:'g e.. eas. T1aekbu1n. Cedar River is lumber
Brig GeEeTa. Klinkenbe.g. peeh,tco. 10 m 1umher
Brig A&3Sonah & scanlan. uconte. rs N lumber, % n
Brig Az a! Mitchell Buzns. Menousnes. 100 lrmber,
6s EsEhioa cT de:da:e Msnomiaee rs 81 ii ia@6af uasst
sehf Ecalcson. Jones, Kewanee, rs n lumber 50 n
sshr S5ase Murray Ternnu1 csye.ard .sa tons coal.
shF Na MSyeE Sqnta.q Gsgassq A,s SO ts1s
EehE EAksI. Reblsso9. G!eyeis1d ED tons eoal
EshF as p &C. s9s
Ectr nSlr. Dousiessy Mnske9on. go N shlugef. 1sco
schs u sheyer. sch!nbohra: Musksgon. S mlnaber.
ScSr L:zztG In!oop. Fieslt Muskegon. s m lumber.
eenf sn IS y !af ssaeE' Anskegon' l. lumbar
scnr Gs!sp Ksnt. Cameron Muskegon, s, n lumber,
seps i 1{aGSara Thompson, algskegon 90 m lumber.
aasEsen IS assl lumber
schr e Tempo, Hughes, Mantowoc, 60 II lumber, 100
sssF s ElSHu9g1hhoy nH9 Brown, nnEa1o, go tons cea
ssF sssF
$sss
Estr Eshr fslEi2s 9hsx 9;r rsfT.t aaiesE
sen5 1TSnsoa, Ac1uley 6ay CITY, IL n lalnbsf. Is
schr i Campbell, comsrtoFd. Bag city, III m lum.
s;s: ss2 :s s':ss issss
SIR Harvey. hsHsea siia ':S saaaeo, a&G1i ao
sehr Hamlet JoEca, Grand Trnrc:se, 80 lumber, g
zsss 55S Sss ssss e sRsE
gshF gshF ssss sass as ssess s 9 sss s
sssF sshT ss5as
schf s5ssa Tio%psoa osSsso Id essss ss4np. 10
EseE s5s ssss rs ssssy !sas s3ss #so
as y iasbeF 20
ss Has sGsss
q
, 1863-08-25

In Hrs OWE PLAcE.-We are indebted to q
Lady friend for late copy Of the Chattanooga
Rebel, q aeyen'by.nine sheet, devoted to the
interests of secession. To people hereaway,
the item of interest therein is, m advertise
ment offering reward for deserters, signed
by *'A- L. Maxwell, Bridge Contractor y
Maxwell WIS formerly partner Of L. G.
Boomer, Esq, of this city. He is now In his
own place.
, 1863-08-25
ID I Il u.

In thia city. on Sunday evening. Ang. "a. her
NINA ELiZAHETH, only Chi i OF May Alice and
Z: a. Pu1at- aged yeeE and Eonths.
Fnneral to-day ut r L. ron tho residence On
Rucker street. between Twe!fta and TAYLOR A:eets.
AZ the resiaeuce Of hts father IN Fttcaburg, Mass
AuT. 18th. 1863. EDWIN DuANE RIEaAIsD3JS.
aged . years 1pd months.
Dect ascc was son Of Edwta Eteharison. dsa1er IL
aytcutuTs goods at g South Water street. and :a
made vs!t 70 hs New England nome and from thess
for his health. But all to purpose, bis iIlsase
nEoyed to b heyo!d cure 40 rs.H.tei Ia Eli n7me
anc much beloved BIZ bis nuue1ous ftieads aad ac.
1ralI who now mourn tte 1oss OF Quo Of their
nuUber.
, 1863-08-25
=
ST, T.oufe uu. 90

The ssaEuatlon IN tho -four market continued The
principal transaction tic snle OF 5000 s1ckJ zlo
extra In new double eacks a. g t5 delivered Otter
.ole+ on!y embraced II 6rs at 93' for snpcraue
The wheat market was quite dull especially neti-
IN and IGw gialttles Sales Kese reported Of 1900
There WIS auiet and unchanged market for corn
With sales Of IS sacks at b@6lG for mi4ed TO pure
EEite. Tie market demand fos oats waa 1angutd and
ne ma.kes dragged Sales Amounted to part
barsy was sold At $1c0 2 hu exclusive Of sacks and
ANAL lot OF re nt Sic 2 bu. exclusive Of sacks
Nothing Vas dono In provisions and lArd- Small
snIes Of whisky at 4l}34@a:c = gall Hay continued
dull, With falcs OF prime Timothy at &c. delivered and
lDE aGsec for wastsd = ool and 2s1S0. u n for un-
Esshed. New York salt Is scarce and selling S21
, 1863-08-25
THE CHICAGO SABBATH SCHOOL
UNION.
Regular meelfng-Excrctses and Adj
dresses.

The usual monthly meeting Of the Sabbath
School Union, of this city, was held last eYen-
ing, in St Johns Church, Union Park. Tho
chair was taken at o'clock, by President
Whitehead, and the exercises of the eyeninr
were opened by Rev. Dr.. Hawley, late Of New
Orleans, row Temporarily In charge Of Trinity
Church, who read q part Of the 9Th chapter Of
Mark, and offered an appropriate and fesyent
prayer. Tho children Of the Sunday School,
who were present, then sang the hymn com.
mencibg
"HearenlT Father, grant thy blessing.'
Mr. George ". Perkins, Superintendent Of
the Reform School, having been introduced
by the Chair, expressed hIs pleasure at
meeting once moro with the Union. He a.
1uded to The late annual report Of the Union.
which he said exhibited the fact. to htn 3
very SD one, that 600 less children were at.
tending the Sunday Schools Of the city now
than last year.
He urged system. A first rate plan wns to
procure . registration Of nl the families with
in the neighoorhood of the school, It afford
ed saluable Information which could be used
to great advantage in re.visiting the district,
The first step vas to get the scholars into the
patents, age, residence and all particulars
Let the child see that the school has an inter
est In It, and soon the interest will be reclpro-
chi: visiting is the great moving power by
which Sunday Schools are kept, Without It
there is no real vitality.
At the conclusion of Mr. Perkins address,
which was full Of practical and usefal infor.
nation for teachers, the choir sang that beau-
tiful chant,
The Lord is my Shepherd.
ReT. VIM Thompson, Of Rawsony1ne,
Ohio, at the request Of the President, then
addressed the Union. He said he had expect
ed to listen, not to be listened to, His heart
wo1k, and he looked back with pleasure to
the day when he tat ia his class at school. and
again when, with fear and trembling, he as.
s1med the responsibilities Of q teacher, and
etiu again when, as minister Of the eyerlAst-
Ing gospel, he had undertaken to direct tho
Sunday School Of bic :>ari.h, the lambs Of the
flock over which he had been appointed shep-
herd. His experience was Joyful one, and it
was. be trusted, only similar to that of all
The brethren Who were present.
Nix. THOMPSON continued at Eome length
aud vas listened to with deep attention.
ME. z. s. Wells, Of Foster Mission. said
while there had betn time when the 5uccees
Ct Lbs echoo1 Was problem, that problem
was solved. The school Is highly prosperous,
aEd one reason for this Is the continued zeal
miastd hut ono regular teacherB' meeting ~
M. Mills, of the North Mission. also spoke
briefly.
Mr.. Hawley, of the William Street Mission,
thought the t1idcnces Of vitality displayed By
the Union were encouraging. He knew from
experience that thoEe who attend the meet
ipgs would be amply repaid.
The exercises then closed with the 4Oth
hymn:
Lord, dismiss rs with thy blessing,
and prayer and the bcnenedlction By Rev. Dr..
Bishop.
The nUt meeting of the Union will be held
on TIC 4th Monday evening In September.
CAmF mKETTNC At DESPLAINES.
, 1863-08-25

LAW scnooL OF THE UNIVERSITY or CH.
oAao.--The next term will commence on -the
18th Of September. The exercises consist in
daily examinations, lectures, moot courts,
extemporaneous speaking, etc. This institu-
tion furnishes facilities for legal education
equal to any in the country. The Supreme
Court of Illinois has made the following
order in regard to admission to the bar:
"Otdersd, That diploma from the Law School
OF the University Of Chicago shall be deemed satis
factory evidence, that the graduate Is sufficiently
learned in the law to eutitla him to admission to
the bar Of this court"
For circulars address 3. BoorH, Chicago.
, 1863-08-25

The Shoe and Leather Reporter, August Goth, says
There has been an increased activity both the dry
ard green bItc market TurnetA are seadla. forward
orders for all descriptions to tako ther yards There
hns been an a. 1ynl of about 1oo dry Caracas hides
also been sale Of about 2,000 Ruenos Ayfe5 Ii New
fork to come to this market at 25H@26c. In green do
6uncrs are now being made at 1G911c Tor the medi-
nm run Of steer hides In dry domestic nnl Western
notice chanea - ..--
, 1863-08-25

PEOVIsl0NS-Aiarket for BULK MEATS more act.
IT.: IT, 1 Sa1ss ~ 2 ~ EoaEh aides pose; as z hxa
4lss country cut at s3e. L4RD Is IN cen.and at 9Xc
holders asklng l0c. Miss PoRK IS neglected. [Th6
sale Of 10O Shoulders reported Saturday 1c.
sh9n!d haze been 5xc delivered at Bnrllngtoul
F0TATOES-Qntet ut 5O356c.
, 1863-08-25

The patients OF Dr.. James Hunter, Of this city,
In charge OF the Chicago Permanent Branch Oidce
ot1rs. r. and J. Hunter, Of New York are respect
fully requested to take notice, that all communica-
lions must be addressed 't D1s. 4. and ]. Hunter,
1e4 Clark Street, Chicago" Dr.. James Hunter re-
grets to find that many letters addressed by pa
'tients to him. have never reached hts hands; he
therefore feels 1t necessary to ineert this notice BY
way Of caution.
Dir. r. and ]. Hunter, Physicians for diseases
60, and $50 Broadway, New York. auga5r2td1tw
, 1863-08-25
American Tract Society.


oal dmS sce'et5 was organized In new VOTE II
Ae@o. ats Pnoncsat'ons are no" Issued IN 15'
o1nefent languages ana olaiecse' and hA7t
lohs enjoyed lne teputauon oi oelng lhe
cno,eeS' n 'ehs'ef "nca tne n.efa'ure OF 1ns
mo1ao Anofos' aao Inc oest l9 quaaty' ano
Lao eu'.seesI :" p4-.s' "ueu "a1 paptss ans
uoasss =. ~ 1a.s H,' nolle pt9aaco ~ tue utn
20 =. suo eoey 7ss'e ~ @ae * p1t'o VI
.,s .so va tsaa a,....I nm ~" y. -'sDo pes
III .no aa4 eo - n4a .e.ay ~" pilses nase
,"H nN"9 ,rn @ N.aU.ot -. Nv ~ VI 1I10 A'oS'
1'. aaouso' ~ "aseAu s@,ee1' ~. T.
9ota4 aneant So; e1peneea @ IN grants IN arm, oo. ~
"a v,ine ~ o,ants II ho,ne a. ~. so@s'uSa-W
above Tow ~ rates. e. 1. ............. 49,. sasa4e,&t
$. Expenses OF Colpoztage. 1.470,sA 81
-,N-- ---.~,--.--
Total. ;..-::.......: .,....:...... sa,sss17i.7a
, 1863-08-25

Phflnde1phin Flour aInrket-Aug. II.
The export demand for nour i limited and the
tany e s9ld At ss g PCT bril- 1000 hrls wecFn fan
terms: Tie retailers and brokers are buying In small
Wsy at trora g. tfS12H&5s tx Ior supsztne; ~
brl for fancy bsands, according to qpallty.
, 1863-08-25

a large number Of loyal citizens met at the
Union Club Rooms last evening. to make
some:preliminarY arrangements for attending
tho Great Union Mass Cenvontion at Spring
field, on the Sd OF September. The meeting
IVES organized By calling Col John Wilson to
the chair, and appointing Elliott Anthony
Secretary.
After the objects Of the meeting were stated,
On motion. the following gentlemen were ap.
pointed Committee Of Arrangements:
A. ]. Burbank, C. G. Wicker,
Geo. FoEtc1, Jas. Miller,
]. Z. Dow, c. M. Haw1ey,
p. V. Bell. p. Root,
J. D. Ward. Geo. ". Gage,
CoL.J. L. Hancock, J.W. Foster,
Col. r. 8. HouEh, Is8ac Spear,
J. A. Jameson, John Wilson.
J. Mcdal, ]. q. Dimock,
!. \. Scanmon, Peter Page,
J. v Farwen. Merritt Ladd,
Gco; +. AetL, j. F. Irwin.
4. g. Throop, Geo, Echneider.
A. Aeesing, Ernst Schmidt,
a. i. 5ohnson, Col F. A. Eastman.
, 1863-08-25

Louisville Provision Mnrl1ct-Aug. y.
There decided improvement in provisions. rousa-
qucnt nro1 the opening Of the Mississippi and Ill nEt
Gle. Gra held higher. VIC quote bulk shoulders at sHc
con Is held firmly at 5c for shoulders, md 5XoGc for
nb and clear sides. Hams nnd yery ready HaFket At
vsssetI and s1H@a2c for su.ar-cused. Lard Is held
, 1863-08-25

The receipts Of Produce posted on Change to-day
embraced isl brls lour, $50 bu wheat, Asa bu
com. 80 bu oa.s. ls14 bu re, and 1851 bu barley
The shipments by Lake vera al brls -four, 2B.o bn
corr, and 70 $50 bu oats.
There Was good attendance on Change to-day
with fair disposition among shippers to operate.
Tho Nheat market, however, was scarcely 80 firmt
and prices fell K@1c per bushel with moderate trans
actions at *lo4@10 Tor new 30. Fed; 5sc@sto for
new No Red; SOC for old No. Red; and Sc for old
Rejected Red. Spring grades were sold at 9a6c for
new MOI Spring; 69oc for new No Spring; $50 TOR
old No. Spring; and 7lnc for new Rcjcctcd Spring
Old Wheat Is scarcely ealeable at any pztca within
reasonable distance from the new crop. Shippers re-
fire to touchit
. The Corn market WAS active and buoyant, and We
note further advance In prices Of fully c per bushel
with heavy salesat s21@sxc for High Mixed adoas
G@Gkc for Canal Mixed Ahoat 51&t2c for Mixed Corn
in store; md 4aac for Rejected Cosnn store. Atthe
close, under TIC tnence Of the Eastern patches the
market ruled 1rm 1t 10szetor Mixed tnstore Light
sales Of the new grade "Ko. Corn" wers made at
SC,
The Flour market was hesvy and depressed, and the
tendency In prices was downwazds-w1th sales Of
White Winter extras at sst127bos Spring extgas, at
st2@4.75; and Spring supers at ss.oo9s.'s. The de-
, 1863-08-25

Miscellaneous.
SUPERIORITY OF LAXKHulLT VEssRLs FOE 7uE
OCEAN sEHv1os-1he screw steamer Detroit as our
readers may remember, sold last autumn by Whit
Ing Co., Of this city. to Loper Co, OF New York.
She passed down the St. lawrence and has heen regu
1afly employed aS Government TRANSPORT She re-
Gently sailea with MI cargo from New Yorx to Mas.
aide Of ye days Her present owners haTo heretofore
spoken IL enthusiastic Terms Of her superior qualities
1t Is said there few steamers OF her measure
ment TINT can stow Away so nanch freight, while as
sengo1ng craft she hss no superior.
The Detroit Is only tyre OF the vessels that layc
been built In the Lake reGon for the ocean udc They
invariably EtTe ample satisfaction, aud With un5
FnsseG facilities for building, there Is to becCc
tbat this branch ct Western manufacture will nltiase
become one ofcousf1ezable tmpoftance.-Det. AdY.
, 1863-08-25

Philadelphia Provision Murket-aaur. Il.
There Is no change to notlco In p1ice or demand
Iard is selling at lut@i0Hc n for brs and tcs snai
Bales Of Mess Fork are making at $liIEGa145 50 brl
, 1863-08-25
LETTING OF THE COMMITTEE,

The following gentlemen were appointed q
Committee on Railroads.&c.. G. Wicker, ]. D.
Ward Elliott Anthony and Col. John Wilson.
MEETING OF THE COMMITTEE.
Immediately upon the adjournment of the
mass meeting, the Committee held meeting,
and elected Col F. 4. Eastman, as Chairman,
and James Miller Secretary.
On motion. the Committee adjourned to
meet at parlor No. ! at the fremont House.
at 8 IL o'clock this evening,
, 1863-08-25

4 LATE CAR Oh SUNDAY EVENINGS.
after, o late car will run on the different lines
Of street railways on Sunday evenings, 1eav.
ing the city limits at ten o'clock and State
street at 11nf past ten.
, 1863-08-25

Receised, 541 br1a flour, 5t16 bu wheat. g,5a1 bu
corr @ se 6n oats Wheat DECLINED 1c anil tbs fore
sales 50 bu white Mich at 81 so hu red Mich at 81 o.
5e9 hu ssd At 4oo9 bn. 500 bu, and 900 % Nd
finding takers Cotn-No transactions; holders are
1rm at 55kc. Oats-Last sales at 10,
, 1863-08-25

Philadelphia Seed Murket--Aua. II.
snl lot Of clover is reported at IS 50 per bushcl
mr. hratp A%%-- FN~~S
, 1863-08-25

The market for flour Is quiet ut previous prices.
Fresh ground 1s most sought after. The sales haTo
been at x46e@l-s7k for western superfne; S36095.I
for common extras: &f5@6,73 for Medium do; anl
good Ana choice Including favorfte brands St. Louis
at S7oc@9.25 q brl In southern -four nothing has
, 1863-08-25

U. S. ZoUAyE CADE1s.-There viii be a
meeting Of the club this fruesday) evening
at s O'Clock, in par1or No. I, fremont House.
Every member 10 requested to be promptly
on hand,
, 1863-08-25
fUD0rt8 pfDTyf

Imports otDry Goods Mt Ecy York.
Imports Of foreign dry goods at tile port OF Ner7
YORK. for the Eeck ending August u: were 81 9 226
corresponding weak OF 1861
, 1863-08-25
pIfIn alnlhhfn HInt.1rnf-41 Z,

Philadelphia blurl1et-Aug. Fl.
FLnCR-Dull at $5I2k
EnA1E-Whent dull SoYcs QG0 bu old at Al n. ue1y
at u lH9i50- Corn 1rm. Salcs 5000 bu at SllSE,
Wu1sKY-ElTm at 4}Ac.
, 1863-08-25

New York Stock and Money r11nrket-Aug.Nl,
Cent. On C1ll.
Sterling Exchange !7ee. and dali at 1ssxal6X..
Io!a unsettled aud lower opening at l1A declined
to 1Sss1E closing ut 123x.
, 1863-08-25

Vessels Pissed Detroit.
!. Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tribunal
DETROIT, August II, 1853.
UP-Props Merchant, Mendoza, Kenosla. Acme; bark
Canada; brig Monitor: schr Waucoma, GczElt Smith,
Jessie Holt, NinB1ow.
DowE-P1pps TonaEonds, Adr1atic.
, 1863-08-25
>~" Shoulder Straps" novel OF the army In
1Ads. for sale at McNally d Co.'s, 81 Dearborn
gtrenf . - -

- F. E. Rigby, g Randolph street, is selling
Paper Hargfngs and Window shades ut New York
prices at Wholesale and retail. The trade supplied
On the most lberalterms. aug Is 4W
, 1863-08-25

~ Nervous Diseases and Physical Debility,
arising ftum Specific causeB, In both se1e5-new
and reliable treatment, in reports Of the Howard
Aseociaton-sent In sealed letter envelope free OF
ard Association, No. 2 South Ninth street Phila-
delphia. Pa. an21-3m
, 1863-08-25
The African Conference and *he Con-
pcrhead Times,

The Conference OF the African II. E. Church,
now In session in this city, has handed In tho
following resolutions, passed By that body, In
relation to o cowardly and characteristic at
tack made upon them by the Copperhead con
ce1n on Randolph street:
WHEREAS, A paper styled tho Chicago 77mss,
p1bliehed In this city, has, In It's Issue OF August
41et, made a most slanderona attack upon the n
dinEa Conference Of the A. n. Church, because
A. Dove; and whereas, the Conference deems itself
fully competent, both TO examine aud determine
all matters pertaining to the conduct, as well as
the character Of Its members, without the assist
a1ce OF such eheet as the Tines; therefore, be It
Rtsolred, That the action had In the case Of
Rev. =. A. Dove was With reference to the princf-
Pies OF truth and JUSTICE and with an eye single to
higher tribunal than the Chicago Times that, If
the Times does not Know that no man can be coa-
victed 1n any enlightened court without ertdence.
We DO; that If the Times does not know that all
testimony 1B not evidence, we do; that II the
Times does not know that the testimony given
against Mr. Dove was not evidence, we do; that
the ignorance OF tho 7imks concerning the moral
eensihlittes Of the "Eegfo Conference" is aqual
that Conference which he sets doTn at one hun
dred and forty, when 1t numbers just twenty two
inst as he lies concerning our numbers so he lies
concerning our moEnl character,
Rk&alrfd, That We arc Of the opinion that the
attack made by that sheet WAS .aimed as IN insult
to this body, and as furtherance Of our degtAda-
tion race, and Ia only another evidence Of the
Is morally uGfy and File, especially when the col
ored man or his friends are in question and We
deem any other notice Of that attack unEorthyof
cur attention Bs Christian body.
, 1863-08-25

Horse Contracts ut St, Louis.
The following Is correct list Of the awards for
cavalry horses. let at St. Louis by Capt Geo. " Ford
, 1863-08-25

3'EsF &1ANN
The market e1osed qalet today, but previously for
Gsandc ct 216c; SO Vera Cruz 1a isa 1T DC cash;
slM0 Aft1cRn On priylte terms jn0 Eucnos A5res,
M ns. at e5c, cAsh; 1000 Central American ns at
2Ae sssh aoo lilo GIande 21H 3ss, At &c net cash
, 1863-08-25

NcEv foFk Seed Marfket-AuRnst %.
Tho market for rough fax seed IL quiet ut 10 per
IN. Timothy eeed Is EULER. hut nr1n ut 2053 50 per
bu. Clover seed Is In lair demand at a@9ac Dee b,
, 1863-08-25

How TO GO TO CANr MEEr1xa.-The fol-
lowing time table Of the Chicago and North.
western Railroad will show our readers at
what hours they can reach Desplaines Station.
We have reporter on the grounds, and sIan
daily publish d report Of the exercises: :.
Trims leaving Chicago stop at DesplAtnes as FOL
, 1863-08-25

Wool MT SunIuslzy.
4 Iergc lot Of wool from Eeneca county was brought
to cur market yesterday, md purchased by C. G.
hccch, ut 6c-{Sanunsky Register,
, 1863-08-25

FmH.-We learn that the damage sustained
by the burning Of Fleming's Excelsior
Brewery on Sunday morning, ,wasabout IS 500
Huck's brewery, adjoining, was injured to the
cxteut Of about 600.
, 1863-08-25

Alb41y 1nn0cr 1dTHeL-lAu2s 1Us
Ihe receipts Of lumber for tae gast t.; st1 a5s s r
three weeks advees have been received q conzlde
lie saies have been moderate for Email stock and
sales have been made and are still being nado at onr
maximum figures. while some lumber is held still
scarcity Il TesseIs for EASTERN fteisata 70 NeE
Yosk md that vicinity about tho usual amount has
r. receipts Sy the Ere and chau,paln Canals dnE-
bessSd a9a Shingles, Timber, stsves.
4ss::.:::: 4sss 4s$ayBss9 s =: s#sss
iS::::::::1 BE-: s;as as,S s. s. 4 1sas, ssssss
to the detention qf boats 1t TIC break 10 the Era
~ receipts by the E5te and cnamplaia Canals. from
AN''a s,is' Sssss asd Shingles. Timber. slaves,
E;E|E H#EE:y$ 81 s}|E = sEE|$| @ $:|Ef:g
eiSs IN . S fbs 18th 1i is:e saov 5ais
rial change since the third week In ,Ju IL tho com
pasattTe supply OF any Of the articles naed in our
Tho following are tho ruling prices q. the leading
q sS aqs,isy: M:.:.::..::.::::.::::: ss@sss@
SlensnE boz: 3M.::.::::::....:.:::: $@s2@
{. .'..'...-..'* g9Hgxt ~
pis:s plaaf. Il iaf6. ;ssh::::::::::: sss5sS$$ss
:. ID auslitr, eash. ;hi........:: @8seS9
SoAAas- -'s'''s.s-s'sss' o0.1@sseo-oo
, 1863-08-25
THE CITY.

pos1pos1p.-1n consequence Of the unfA-
vorah1e state of the weather, the excursion
rim Of the steamer Planet to st. Joseph Ii
1,ostpoped until Saturday, September 9Th, st
a O'Clock. g. m.
, 1863-08-25

The trade lumber is lttlo more active. but not
auossnle chang Hall dozen mills alon; &c River
large number wifi cease operations within the next
few weeks. TWO large new ullls arc but1lnE In the
burnt down: TIC otle! hy tho Aiesssa Moore below
the city. The latter will be ready In about month
Ihe following are the yarl prices:
, 1863-08-25
M u r. r. + h d,

NJ - r r. h D,
In this city on the I'D inst By the Rev, A. A. Ken.
dsltk, ttF. HENRY 81 1EPHEN3 and Miss EUOQA G.
COM8TUCK. al Of thls city.
In this civ at IS Soutt SanGauo1 street, Aug 2s.h
by Rev. n. D. Williamson. HARVEY @. COER3EY.
or Nenin, Chic. AID Miss MARY 3. PLECkEIs. at
Abt3Sdon, Iii
, 1863-08-25

Nn.-The Chicago Moulders' Union,
E1re grand pic mic tomorrow at Forest Bay
Grove. The cars leave the Milwaukee depot
ut o'clock q. m. Refreshments and music
on the ground.
, 1863-08-25
&pat.

T OST-On Monday, Aug. 24th, on
~ Clark Of Madison Streets Joufna1. corrsIoio:
$e5 In bills, besides sore small chang. The lcdef
VIII be n5efa!y rewarded By leaving |. at this olce
tT OST-On Sunday, Aug. 2sd,
~ snan. white Poodle Dog. near Cottage G: ore.
Whoever Will turn hin to III Nor Ii Cl2tk sirsof III
be fuitaby rewarded. au15-kiSt.lE
, 1863-08-25

CONNIE RCHATs.

Increase n !oana %t1HB
1ecfease II speCia 195i4ti
decrease ~ C1fcn 67ts37
40cfe8se ln Oep0-lt9. G8n32
, 1863-08-25

PKRsoxA1.-The Rev. Dr.. Dixon, who. for
several years, has been the esteemed pastor Of
the Union Park Baptist Church, breaches his
farewell sermon to TINT congregation on Sun
day morning next The Doctor has accepted
aca1l to Appointment Eastern church. Hewin
1eaEe here universally regretted.
, 1863-08-25
RELIABLE RAslroa1 T1He TeA1a,

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