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, 1864-08-06

CA1Ro, Friday, Aug. 5.-Sew Orleaus
dates to the Goth have been received. The
steamship Washington would leave for New
York on the j0th, and the Matanzas on the
31et.
Gen. Banks officially acknowledged the
exchange Of prisoners recently arrived
there, and ordered those belonging to the
18th and 10th corps to report to the proper
officers for duty, md those whose term had
expired to proceed to their respective States
TO be mustered out Of the service.
Lieut.. Gov. Wells issued a proclamation
dlrectIrE an election On the first Monday in
September, for the ratification or rejection
Of the Constitution adopted by the Constitu-
tio1al Convention,
, 1864-08-06

Se"' A"s0 e"A 'e'A"n'
tsr.,,., f,orrss,onae ~ Tho c,,os.o ,r,;hr,a
PEonlA. August 4. 1861.
The p-or;, eonront;on co,ce.nioo rho.a a.
Tug teotaa eonssn1ion' concerning "nose ac
ton many eage opinions were given, has adjourn.
tance to warrant tcle7aphlc mention. The rain
which srt in early In the dav ,nanced the he,;er
th.t .hs .,.a,aanca ,-a1Id ~ ztsa.sa ~ ".ns.
but as the horrs advanced the Democracy began
TO Assemble. and by the hour annointed for The
gathering there were probably % seven or '0 eteht s
thousand persons present. not all Of whom are to
be set down as sympataizers. SO numerous was
'ne sto"o 'os. ~ "as 'u"aRnt @oslsaole lot Tue
speakers to talk from two stands. It was re2tly
respectable convention in point OF numbers, and
distinguished by considerable degree Of enthu-
s'9rni ~ IT, so,oaoa, r.. ~. sak, =, ;.,.< .h ,.
o., ~ tne 'otenoon io5 Ire saKe o. ralsns tne sPit
rain storm, little dropping there was grand pro-
70. II which all The Coppe1neads of high and low
very cute feature OF the occasion, and added 1u-
meneely to the enthusiasm Of the participants 4
little after ten O'Clock the crowd assembled around
se]oices in the mime OF y. ". o'Brlen, called tho
Convention to order, and nominated Robert HALO
Wy, Wy OF Mercer, 1s temporary Chairman. The
multitude. and Reverend Mr. smitbson. Of Mar
shall county. opened the proceedings with prayer.
The Committee on Permanent Organization re.
FTeetdent~Gen. James Singleton Of Adams,
Brooks OF Brown, John Hooker OF Hancock. Ron-
Helms Of Klox. Hon. j. Gale Of r. Peeris' r. % AIIen :
Hill OF Cass, Col. Robert Moore Of Mason. Or.
Cox OF Schuyler, Hon. s. c. Judd Of Ful.on, Elias
o1 Of nn:1 5aes 81 hs RGh1sSs % Ms
Of Putnam, r, D, Reed OF Qrle Thomas Band OF
, 1864-08-06
Illinois and ri1ichI znu Canal.

Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Ts1bune.1
BRrDexPoRr. Friday. Aug. 5-9P.A.
CLEARED. 4th-J. Menard, Ottawa, COO It l1mber
H. 800 Ath: Key City, Joliet; Monsrca, olIet g. ts1
# lumber, 81 oo 18th Conveyance Athens; b. Hess
Athens; Iron Clad Lass1fe, - ,ts Il lumber: H. l..
ADAMS No. 2 Birds Bridge; Ericsson OTTAWA Is tons
coal: q. 6. Loemis, Athens; Lady Franklin, Athens;
Wasp. Joliet. 100 tel egrAph poles; Burnha. ptl.
son Aida, LaScll. r. Eorthrop, prison; Orator,
Lass1le. 81, 100 II lumber.
AHE1vEp-August 4-F. a. Leonard, LaSal1e, IS
tons ceal: Kenn.bec. LasAe. $3.50 bu corn, Ds
scrap iron: Industry. Lasal1e 06 bn corn, Louise
Prison. $3.50 ms empty brs: DIrlgo. Joliet, IS yds
menston atoue: yorktown. OttAwa, 45se bu corn !:
Tpadltla Laeal1c. 1900 bu corn Imperial Lockport,
$500 bu oats so bu wheat, Isl hrls dour g. F. Gale,
Athens. 20 Jos 1ubhle etone R:so.ute Athens 50 ydB
ruhb1c s:cne; Advance. Athens, IS yds dimension
stone, S. Gurnee. Athens. IS yds dinensIon s1one
j. Harrington, 0ttswa 1000 bu corn, 1000 bu oets;
A1iknee. Ottawa, 800 bu oorn; Watefoo, LasAlle,
500 bu ce1n. so bu wheat.
ARRrvKD-Auaust -C15de. SENECA, 5lc0 bu corn: !:
Paramount, LaSal2e. 2G9 bn corn,
BRIDGEPORT, August 5.
ClsAaxn-Aapse Leaf, Jollet, 69.75s feet lumber,
1880 Atn, 81 brfssalts Drill, Morris; Alice, Lasalle
Il sa feet lumber; Senator. Lasa1le. 1900 feet lun-
ber; D. c. Walace. Lasalle, o. 900 feet lumber Tss
port; Eclipse. COS 8. r. Ga1e. Athens: Advance, do
Golden Cloud. LAss11e. 68t7s feet lumber. 10 brls
-four e2I574 lbs stoYes and hollow wn1c, l2s25 lbs
merchandise.
ARE1vKD-Eorth America, LAssl1e, 1As tons coal !;
Psnst, Lasae, Us tons coal: II. @. Loomis. Athens
% yards rubbie sto1e; Il. Hamlin, Ottaws, 5000 bn
, 1864-08-06
SOLDIERS HOME.
Regular Monthly Meeting of the Nan.
AEcfh-Reports OF C1mm1ttets-Do.
nations

Yesterday afsernoon the ,oo,,,. ,,,,.s,..
.,>.. - - H...aS, - ns.At4S 1use1
,ns " tne Iaiasefs 81 rae sololere Hone was
helo Al Inc home at FairrteW. The President. T.
81 The r,rey,on. meetir1 ws-s ~a.s .tuA. ue
st,s.r,.s 49,. ~ 0sAN ees "ote ssno 4no approved
a1te1 Wuen tne committee oi the Rest gave IN
their report Dnting the week the arrivals hsye
ot+n es6. and the number o. meals served $50.
Ihe report 01 the committee for the Home fot
he month ending July slst vas: Arrivals, 6s :
number OF me1la served. 20f6. There arc at pre.
sent remaining In the Home 50 inmates. The
Committee reported that all WAS working hasmp.
ninpely In the institution. -
The report Of the Medical Attendant ehoFed the
number OF prescriptions during the month to be
II OF wounds dressed Is; there h1ye been no
deathe.
4 proposal was received from Dr.. HoIltster re-
caruing bis medical attendance tpr the Gaming
year, He offered to keep continually at the Home
qualified student, and considered that It would
be better for the MauAgera to pay him 80 much 4
tlel and not the $00n year. - he thought the cum
Would not reach anything like that sum, II itex.
ceeded that eum he wnnid donate the eurplus.
The Pfoposal of Dr.. Holiis,er FAC eerentad v,tb
thanke. %'''''' "As "eeepeeo "'lo
!dr1- Sayers acknowledged the following dona-
Honr: Proceeds OF chtld's fair. got up BY Lilly
and Emma Gleason, Emn& and Minnie Cards,
Getfnde and Jessie Leonard, Susie and Nellie
K1ce. Matte Wahrm8n, Mary Gpsklns aud Reile
Mourtop, all Of Bevidcre 6ls. COLLECTED of Morris
By @Is, Cooley Sa0 proceeds Of little girls fair
he'd BY n. Ella AcCsIls. Margie Smith. Marion
Ars Hfowneil s.; Mrs. Dogeuhart. S65.a5 also Is
cords Of wood and some jcllies. .(Mrs. Dagenhart
Golectec the above during recent irlp to Grand
Ranids together with 20 crooks Of butter and other
edib1e., promised to be speedily delivered y Nil
shipman. come culraDts and sugar: Mrs. Lautry,
, 1864-08-06
THE NATIONAL FAST DAT.
Its Observance in Chlcaco-.Serrteeer
In tho Chufchcs.

| Thursds, the day appointed BY the President fol
NfaHtlng, humiliation aud prayer" Was generally
| observed In Chicago BY the religious public. The
critical condition ol our Sationai sGsifs Is acutey
felt by every loyal oan and woman in the couu:ry,
md the appropriation Of The day for such purpose
e ss Tta ana Se
churches Of the vafioub denomtnations. ali oi
which we're well attended The ceremonfas In tSe
lie emeat1ng clergyman of he Presidenis Plseis
nation calling for the observauce Of tie day alter
ons 5eh ssrsces ,aon IN VI; delivered the usual
were hs as seve1ai u tha eguFa spss6
g, when petitions were ea14estiy oered m to The
throne q graee pleading for wisdom % direct our
Impression OF this wicked REBELLION. Services
Wtre not 50 nnlStrsallr held as they would have
1een at any olhef eeason Of the year, as owing to
The Time being that generally chos- N by The pag.
1ura Tor t6elf summer vacation many Of tie church
ct wee closed. '''''-' ~@
The P;'ns.ga. S E Episcopal churches open were st.
closed Al the Bishops Church H. ordinatton t Of
esv en,cb hf f. Ihnsye ~ formerly Of the Methodist
Rev. =. T. whttehouEe, D. D., tie Bishop,
oeboiae Amer ne services attendant 1a apoa IT,
st!1e Obscure Re1 iaf Posts tsfef
ChuIch," i" from the parable OF the mustard seed
The holy communion WAS then administered
In the afternoon. at hali-pAst s o'ciocE. tbere
were the usual prayers ~1>se
At the Church OF The Ascension the service.
were conaLco to prayer In the morning.
The services AZ Trinity Church we're conducted
by Rev. Mr. Freeman, the Pastor Temporarily Ia
charge. and we're well attended -
Services were held in the Second and Third
Presbyterian Churches, and In moet of the
churches In the North Division, At the SECOND
Presbyterian, Rev Dr. Lord delivered an tmpreas-
I've sermon In the morning, and Rev. Nj, Mathews
occupied the pulpit at the second. In the after
Doon pray yer mecunge were held 1t both churcheg.
The Methodist Episcopal Churches we're peneraliy
opened throughout the city. Services were held
and termouB delivered 70 the Wabash Ayenue.
Grace, Trinity, and one OF two 9th r churches and
special prayer meetings were held in those where
the mt1ieter WEB 8b.ent. They were 2u well
attended. The congregations manifested a deep
interest IN the subject Of our national troubles.
Tie Roman Cathulfc sanctuAties were open In
each case maes Was celebrated.
Services were Also held in the smaller churches
Of other denominations, where the usual services
were performed.
The day Was very generally marked by cessa.
tion OF business. nearly all the princip1l ware
houses and stores being closed. Ne noticed with
regret that number Of smaller stores continued
open without Interruption. One can ecarcely
wonder at this, COL sider,ns the rendezvous. dis
loyRlfsta have me de Of Chicago.
The tthmtt = Of the morning was enhanced By
the military funeral Of Sergeant George a. Os-
good. Of The 111th Peunsy1vanla VOLUNTEERS, Who
was buried from Bran Ha1l, ae mentioned in
ThntetAysS TRJBINE.
, 1864-08-06
st. LDMir mu<kVx,

St. LoMiS mnYk9xs
Especial Dispatch To the Chicago Trtbu1a-l
ST. LoUIs. Friday, Aug. $, 1854,
ToBACco-Acstve. Gales :-23l hhds at the follow
irg Quotations: lugs, 1ea16; common shipping leaf
16Q.z medium do, 22@s9; good do, 29@Sa common
and medium manufacturing do. a52ss; good do $50
50; nne, st.to@2,t7.
Co1ToH-We tote no 8a1es.
FIouH-F1ru. Sales II 100 brla super at .35; l25
do low super At "a s..
GaAE-WheAt lower tending to further decline,
sass Of 5o1 extra choice At 323 $50 do choice
= e0@225; 2,27 do good 10 strictly prime At $40
G.. g. Corn nfn, with sales Of 2i3 sacks white, In
store. 1t Has; 2se do ht.e 1t s1.s7 4os do mixed
snd yellow. part In store At s,.45. Oats lower with
sales Of 1es sacks choice at s'c ISIS d. part DID, at
9oc l65 do at sc; eco do at Sc. Rye sales Of 1873
sacks and packages, IN lots, At *t.20 = bu.
PRoT1s1oHs-Lard sales Of 100 tres Lard at 13c
n.
, 1864-08-06
Markets by Telegraph.
Cincinnati Market
lSpEEtAl Q1kpRfch to tha ChlcAEA Tf1o104.

O044E40NNEl
Especial Dispatch to sha Chicago Tdbune.l
CINCINNATI, Friday Evening. AuEn1tS.
FLouH-Veiy dull About 40 brls trade brands
sold at 1875.
GEA1K-Wbeat--A fair demand for red winter
6ses Of 400 bn At $tas. White Ia he'd at o. 0A92I3-
Coma fair demand for ear st $iI2- 6helled Il
wanted ut 31.2o, but II he1o higher. Oats-A fair
msilet and prices Tending upw ard Sales o1 800 tu
At esc In elevator.
hulsK1-stea ;, with sa1es OF $50 brls 1t St.sa.
.PRoEIs1oHs-The market remsins devoid Of iute.
aest, there being demand for any article worthy
Of 1ete and in the absence OF any sAleS prices must
be considered nominal.
GboC1Ens-ThtIe 10 4 moderate demand, and the
Aarket ts shade hrner 4. the quotations. Coffee s.
csc. Eaw sugar 2:a26c. hard refined do Sic. NJ %
molasscs 41.:4&1.l5.
, 1864-08-06

IN the vicinity. DE-" MeRae w.s conveniently
s:1rs1sd o4 tae ehsE5e producing abortion, ana
selzed ~ accompllces. Owing to the dauacroue
condition Of The unfortunate girl, she was moi
taken to the police station, but an officer len IN
he]d upon the fntus today
, 1864-08-06

isnecial Dispatch TO the Chicago Tribunal
BUFFALO. Friday Eydn1ng, AuS.5.
FLoCR-Dull, unctsnRed.
GBA1H-Wheat dull : No. 2 Milwaukee, Z. 70; Red
Winter. s22a9273; Ante1 Michigan, s2A. Corn
cull Fmsll sales; No. T. 9ts7 oars In fair demand:
s5for No. !.
WalsKT-Dull, uomins1ly s172@11}.
CANAL FRAIaHTs-Huil to New York; wheat, q;
corn, 1ee1Rh; os:s, ~.
LAKE 1Arosrs-F.our, s9tN brls; wheat, 7s,sz5
bu: corn, 136 a55 bu-
CANAL ExPoRIs-Wheat, 81, SIS bslt corn, 1854
tn patf, 81, ,0:2 bu.
, 1864-08-06
Milwaukee Market.

Especial Dispatch 10 the Chicago Tribune;
MlwAuKKE, Friday, AuK,3
FLork-Stc1dy and quiet.
GBA1S-Wheat receipts, 81, 90 bu, and 1c better AMI
quiet. Sales this morning: 2,tt0 bu No Spring In
t.cre, fresh, at 32.15 Bales Change: 25soo bu No
l sprite in store. fresh, At a2.l3H@2.1s. Market
S2.,492.lix, closing At 32.lsAae.1s4 Oats little
better but ull. Sales. store &c. Corn &c
better, but quiet. s.lcs b;xs. delivered. Sie3a
1.9a. Barley hrm, sslea 123 haga at Ills Rye nom.
tnxl nothing tnEe.
, 1864-08-06
New York m4rkee,

new YoRx. FEttsy, Aug 5.
CcTTpS-2aic better-21.'as:.72 for mlddlIoe up.
lsncB.
th. saS6nto In gold better demand sprung no, and
clcsa6 ftmtr: S9A@10. tol for extra state: tt0sNa
ttRde brAads. :. -
Wn1sKr-s:ea5y at s1.1sa1.;3k for state and $..1l
9I.74H fer western. 80
6RAiN-Wheat dnll and heaxy for unsound aad
@9.I tor Milwaukee club. Corn heavy and cent
lower: $1e5l1.a7 for new mixed western. Qats dull
and lower. So al .u1H for westerr.
WooL-Dnli, and generally unchanged.
GRocfR1Es-CoGee dnll and nnenanEea: Sugar
arm AID In moderate demand MoIasses more Rc-
tive.
PRoy1sroEs-PerE very dali sales hare been
fnr do, cash. and ten dayatlme $s4d0 for prime
and &s6. 80 for prime mess. Beef dull and heavy It
shout pseyi0us prices. Cut meats Inactive. Lnfd
less actlve but llt1e hrtner at 20N@2lHc. Batter
very dtm at 239Gc for Ohio. and 49950c Tor State.
, 1864-08-06
THE LATE LIEUT.. COL. RRoSs.
Meeting Of t1le Chicago BAR.

meeting OF the Chicago Bar was held on Thurs
day last In the fremont House, for the unrpose o,
taking action with regard to the death Of the late
Lieutenant Colonel John a. Broas, 18th q. 8. Col
ored volunteers There was full attendance.
0n motion The meeting orcanixed as follows:
Ffxe3den3-Wi1lia A. Porter ESQ.
:, EseA P4rstdtnts-Hon- ]. D. Ward and Hon. J..
D. Bradweu,
S4Tvtartet-n. E. seely and Francis Adams.
sesen was appointed BY the Chair to draf1 resolu-
tloue e1prctbiye Of the sentiments Of the The Bar
a IN relati9n to the deceased The committce con.
E. Ran!o1 tsai eohnsii 3 sna X + 4aG9gp''n Fa9e9pt
a %n tSs iands et
The deeeaeed On the subject OF making arrunge-
n ments fot The funeral nd to report tssr action
Ing gentlemen were chosen: Cyrus B. Jones,
Elliott Anthony and q. Z. Seeley.
reports OF ttescommitteee- be received and
acted upon.
TEE Roll or HoHoR.-Aessrs. G. G. Waite and
IA. Rice of,he Sherman, procured two repre-
sentative recruits yesterday, and had them mus
1. .. Letter, q Fsr~ell, Field & Co., yesterday
wesre informed that the price paid in sach case
WIS i've to Biz hundred dollars and that they were
Being rapidly Introduced here wnc as w9ousht uss
70 much evil in New York People who want
substitutes would do much better for both parties
If they would advertise drst hand. The fees
charged by these brokers arc enormous, and The
business is one which cannot be too severely con
dtmned.
FIRE At FAmEEw.-We learn that the machine
shop Of Dove & Bardeley, at Fairview, was de.
ftsoyed by fire On the 18th ult. The flames were
not discovered until they had made such headwsy
that It Was impossible to save the building or auy-
thing belonging to the shop. There was no insur-
anee. The eitze1s, We understand have subscribed
On the came dsyfthe grain stacks belonging to
D. g. PolEtmns were burned. Loss $500. They
were fred by a little boy who was playing with
matches nearthem.
FIJI CPTW RASKs.-Havey you forgotten that the
call his been Issued for half million Of men In
September. It would seem 50 BY the little notice
taken Of the demand. 1t is time We were moving,
few representative recruits have been furnished,
but very lew are volunteering. We hare not very
many to raise IN this StRte, but some arc needed
to complete our quota, and those should be fur-
niehed 0t once.
, 1864-08-06
Vessels Passed Detroit.

VcB8e1s Pa1std Detroit.
Especial utipatch to the Chicago Trtbune1
n4TRo1r. Friday. August 5, 1854.
Ur-Echrs Red White ard Blu3 Andersen, OneQn
ta. Ms1s", southampton, Flax, Alsare, Maine, I'm
p11e State, Denmark. Africa.
DovN-rsrew, johnson, Contest, CITY.
WISD-Ntst,
DETROIT, Friday, August $.
EP.-Bark PRICE Wales: sehrs IL aho, Rainbow,
DovE.-Bark Constitution; schr Sailor Boy
WHD-Noltheast.
, 1864-08-06

B- Diseases Of the Ne1vo7s, Seminal, Urinary
snd Sexual Syetens.-New ard reliable treatment
in reports Of the Howard Association. Sent By
Address Or, j. SEilon Houe ehto1, Howard Asso-
eiation, No. South Ninth street, Phi1adelphia,
Pa. iy2u23i-3u
, 1864-08-06

Metropolitan HaII TO RenE.-Th1e Eali
IL to rent Tor al the PURPOSES fer which slch tails
tiore can be mEdc a. the oEce, adjoining tic en-
unnce 70 the Hall. ie1C-h940-tt
, 1864-08-06
RED Darket BiHers.

These Blstera are prepared In pure Bourbon Wills.
ky. rom y combination Of over twenty different
ds Of roots. bsrEs and hefbe, which act IN perfect
concert one with the other, prepared from the orR1
nal formula Eyel BY the great Chief Red Jackets 70
Dr. ChapIu, Who used them successfully IN his prac
tce for many years, and bY their 9hlred great
popularity In the treatment and cure Of Dyspepsla,
Liver Complaint, Constipation, Sick ard Nervous
Headache. Fever and AEQe. a5d all daeaEe3 arising
frou torpid liver and Indigestion Persons suffering
from either 18th ESQ diseases Will hud
cure By the use OF theae Bte1s, which perfectly
pure and NEE froT all these dfugs ane polons usu.
N unsuspecting Public. single tEtal VIZ convince
Is virtue which no Other Bltt6Fs poasess.
They strengthen and invigurate the system.
They are unequaled for general debility.
1hey are sure cure for dyspepsis~
They give good and healthy apretite.
They assist digestion.
Ttey Aro the best stimulant In existence.
They arc preventive Of Fever and Akue,
They relieve constipation.
They cure nervous headache.
They are perfectly puro and palatable.
The Red jacket Biters are sold In quart bottles By
al druegsts and dealers throughout the country
Ckll for BED Jacket and take no other
Circulars to the trade supplied on application to
BENNETT PETERS & CO.,
81 River Street, Chicago.
1y1.r14f 1y-1teT Attn
, 1864-08-06

RryAux Il Sna1an,a Chtc4So Te1o.
Eszas,h InHt1tute.-Tnc lareett institution y
iae Kind IN the world ThirtJ-fyt. taleefsp. in
stnm@:s In constant use. Attrees
BAYART d STaAr1oa.
jgemAs1m DEW Chicago, H.
, 1864-08-06
TAX ON JOB PAINTING
Important Decision Relative to Bu
Heads, Cards. and Circulars.

The followin. decision in reference to the Inter-
Ia: Revenue tax on printed bin heads, carda. and
circulars, has juNt been received By Peter Page,
Aseeesor for this district:
The act of June 80 under the 9th section, pro-
vides that hill heads printed printed cards aud
levied. assessed, and collected. -
AZ The law ts particular in enumerating these
thsee different Kind. or specimen: fjoh print I'M,
clear that al articles Of Job printing not included
under either the head Of BILL heads cards. or circu-
lnre are exempt from TAX
Bill heeds can refer only to the printed headings
ueed hy merchants, manutacturefs, and others, ip
rendering accounts OF goods or services, 6E., and
does rot refe1 to printed headugs Of oacal or 9TH
Printed carde include cards Of business and cards
q civis Iawsy assfts and shhesss tickets for
CT printed pasteboard, card board, card paper.
| ur any other kind Of paper.
Printed circulars tnclude not only circulars In
| tended to be sent through the mails, but also
printed notices. programmes, posters, &C., Wheth-
er circuatcd through the mall or by carriers. or
posted upon The streets, highways, In stores, ho.
telt, tnng, or taverns, or Ii any other public
place.
AunEs7Ep FOR Sw1xpLlSa.-The eomewhst no
tprious " Colorado Jcwett" WAS recently arrested
in New York, charged with swfndling. It was
shown in Court thst IN July, 1860, be went 10 the
establishment Of Stevens Brothers & Co. n. T.,
steam engine which be represented was for use iu
his mining operations In Colorado, on which he
agreed to pay cash on tts delivery. When the en-
glpe was delivered and plsced on boaFd the steam
ct be informed the maker that he had large
amount Of money In the hands Of his banker, VIM.
Person, Of Denver City, and gave drait npon
him Ier the amount; + afterwards appeared th.:
disbonored. Hence his arTe.t upoa charge Of
fraud. motion 10 Vac2te the order Of arrest VA.
made ntgned and denied.
-Aa Jewe,t IL Indebted to Chicacnans for larger
sums, the above tacts may not be without Interest
| 10 them, though not specially pointing towards
payment Of their Claims
| ACCOMPLISHMENT or TIE PAR1rEs-Last
evening Detective Chris. stebel discovered dre
months 1emale fntus enclosed in 4 cigar box and
ons'ed IN the back yard Of No. 80 Wells street,
nonee o. M.sane. kept BY Jessie GEmn, who Ia
!epot1ea % os the mistress Of hitherto 'tre1pec-
ot9 xe X sueet son Of ST. Chspin. short tn
o. the GtI, oHnan a. she rcputed father belng hef
pt rformed upon her lev dAys aRo bY on one IeR.s
d "doesos" Of questionable Reputation. rosidin9s
, 1864-08-06

Splr1tualism.-Miss Lizzie Doten, Trance.
Speaker. Of Boston, will speak at Mettopolitan
nall, Sunday, at 10y, a. N. and at ., p. N.
came place at 8, .. m
, 1864-08-06

Funeral Germon.-The funeral sermon OF
Corporal Dyer, late Of the Chicago Mercantile Bat.
tery, will be preached On Sabbath morning, by
Rev. Nathan Colver, D. D., In the Tabernacle Bap-
tist Church. The public are Invited to attend
, 1864-08-06
Baltimore 11arket.


BALTIMORE, Friday, Aug. 8.
FLouE-Steady and scarce.
GKAlY-Nttst dull-led declined &C. Com hrru-
Hhite Il So: YELLOW $t.9t.
GEocEBIEB-Yery dull.
WHIsKY-Dnl1 and quiet At $1.78Gs1s9.
, 1864-08-06

First United Presbyterian Church.
Green street. between Madison and Monroe. Ser.
vices Tomorrow ~ 7ok, q. H. and ~. p. n, by
the pastor, Rer. #. c. jackson.
, 1864-08-06

Oswego MaFkes.
OswEao, FR1 isy. Aug. 1854.
FLou1-pn1l and aouchpged, at tll.to@11.2s for No:
SPRING tll 50 for red winter for white
$l2.7s a Is 10 tor double extra.
GRAIx-Wheat scarce: sales of email lot OF winter
11linais beld At 4t.{0
CANAL FkEIo1Ts-Dull On graiu. Flour 6t962c;
Wheat l3Hc: Corn &c to New YORK; ,zaaa4
, 1864-08-06

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T5s ~ Rece,ttan Az -; cn ISh1 ana @ ia 6
on and alter aug. :, at Metropolitan Hall.
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Dlafrnea, DFseutery, or any Affection OF the Bow.
% ess 10 bare Its Owl NY Or the most serious con.
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~ al II Sto1arb snd RnHs n4shm ~! De ionnd
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onsrer @ Of Century Is such an 1oe T'ef ef
T. 90 saeau !sa1 toe amicted TO give It
- u1aI ~ ooce. ooio o5 druggists every where.
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q 11e pufest INC cnoices1 INGREDIENTS Of the ori-
well known to have beneficial effect On the teeth
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, 1864-08-06

NKw ORLEANS. July 79. 1854
CoTroN-lnact1ye, with sales OF good ordinary st
-; loW midollng. t1.HH@l.6?; mlddline,
gate sales smountin9 70 9eo.ooq. Llttle doing in
e.. All room on New YorE steamers Il engaged a.
, 1864-08-06

FF House and Sign Painting, Ca1clulining,
GlazIng and Graining- Paper uanginns and Win
York prices. F. E. R1suY, s. Randolph street
Box 1858. jy2Fn6331m
, 1864-08-06
FROM PEORIA.

Peace Copperhead Gatherlns-Sllver
Heels ttDEfeton TrOts himself Out
for a Racc-The Peace Men Cheer for
Jeu. Dnyfs-Tke Late Convention.
, 1864-08-06

ITO RENT Tha store No. 81 Lake
street. BuYch's Building. Apply TO B. l.. FEE
GusoN CO., on the premises. hu6slos 1t
ITO RENT-The first story and
Il basement Of the mslb!e front store. No. 333
Lake Street. Apply to VIM, c. DO Rk, 81 Cl4 : st..
, 1864-08-06

ITO KENT-A Cottage containing
Il Ave rooms, sltunted on the corner Of Monroe
md HORNE streets. Also, Public Hall. corner OF
West kabEolph and Clinton streets. Inquire OF A,
, 1864-08-06

National Convention OF 6ptrltualists
will be held ut Bryan aud Metropolitan Halls,
Aug. 9th, 10. H. 18th, 18th aud 14th.
The Reception Committee will be in attendance
On and after Aug. !, at Metropolitan Hail..
, 1864-08-06
LOCAL MATTERS.

For battery A.-Letters and very small
packages for members oi Battery A, First Illinois
Light Artillery, will be sent direct on Monday 8th
inst, II left At the ufhce OF B. ". Thomas Co.,
corner Of Dearborn and Madison streets, up Stair,