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, 1864-09-25
THE FALL lk G6Lp,,.
Increased yalde Of Our Cdrreusy-PrItes oi
Goo<s!The Dealers nctlsxious to
foll&w 6uit-Thc Tribune,

The amount OF currency In the hands OF the peo-
pig. OF ali sorts, Greeubacke, National and State
banks, f1ettonal and coupon hye per cent. legal
tenders, amount to Aomtthlng like nine hundred
millions Of dollars One month ago gold stood at
z57 TO eee, and it averaged this rata all summer
long, being sometimes as high A. sso. To-Day Il
ls barely 1ss, and with a strong downward tenden
cy. Tho value Of the currency IN gold, one non,h
Wy mtlion1 were worth Just $40 millions in e6td.
The ptssent value Of paper dollar L. 81 cents in
gold. making thS M Whole euIency worth 80 mil
has gained in actual valne equal to iIs.ool001 IN
e Sesd 1sa 1se sent
growing confidence Of the people IN an ea1iy re-
tusn p q peace b. the eomplete subJugation of the
ciated in value. 4 ihousaad dollar FedeEs, band bn
month aGp could have been purchafed fof $3tR IN
san 1f ne u noT "cr
EEovn i9 aeld Ta1ue 30 per cent during the same
but ihefe is snother aspect or the matter not
Commodities Il rstail. Dealers marked ap % taeir +
goods With elac1lty. keeping pace with the rse Of
e aps 'S.t f1a 70 ns te ahsd
barometer oi commerce 'ttem 20 degrees 70 1aS,
re e,, ia,l t2 disSovss corresponding alac1ity 70
Demanding "s6o pIicee. although our green. n
backs" now posae.a 50 per cant GTrster
purchasing power. DIR goods store keepers.
boot and shoe deale1n- ready made clothes deal.
ers, bakers, tfade1s in butter, eggs, chickens,
cheese. hah. Lard, Tosstoe1, npp1e1, Rrapea and
sH hass q. III;
ipe hon.s Keepers show but little Symptoms of 70.
duetnE their charges. Wood and coal dealers nt1l!
stick TO their monopoly pttces. Hacks and omni-
busees continue to exact tbs $50 rates Of fare from
cittzenB and strangers. Coal beavers, who uever
earned any cents ! day In the country the5 come
from, continue to demand seve1ty-dTe cents per
hour for tfelr services, which Of course the own.
czb OF the black diamonds tax On the eonauuers.
This etate Of thlnga cannot, must not be allowed
10 eontnue. Geld Il the standard ol vAlues; wheH
It falls al commodities measured by 1t mlAt IA
with It. No man has moral right TO enter into =
combination to keep up prices to the rates nxed
when gold was s6l. But the feadts who is guilty
may atk Why the Tn1UNE has uotreduced lts sub
ecdptlou price. We replY, for the good rcaso1
that t peSer raised ite price to the gold stzndard
gold At 80. When gold falls below $50 We ehal
not be backward In making our subscription pf1cs
eoniurn to that standard. We are paying To-
'print" two and talf times the price paid besor,
| the war, and only charge 30 per eent advance OF
the loWett ratio at which, tbs ptpa1 Waa ever At
forded. 1--we had imil4lrd other classes Of busi
t mesa men In keeping price with tbs Use In gold
our subscription pt1co Would ba 50 pss year. o
20 cents per week, instead Of $1a : pe
year, or Is cents per week. In con
c'usion, We 1epeat that The prices OF /: Al scom
modities tha1hAve Eone up to the high Va :erMssI
4 ought now to tetede to the present god stsudard
, 1864-09-25
AMU8EM EN3S.

AT the Nu.eum tbs Dukes Motto has been
played nightly to crowded houses with Mr. Akiu
~ Captain Lagusderc, Nr. McAanus a. Carsick-
fergus, Mis- Howard "a Bl1nche. Mrs etoneal1 as
Helen, and Miss Hight - ZylAh4 Tho play
Aboutds In scen1e effects, tAbleAux. and WA prs
seated IN capisal tttle. For tho present It has
been taken OF the boards, and On Monday ere
nlnG will be presented '.Rameo and Juliet" with
rers. Mr.. Per1in has ta,t returned from the
sammes .aca,ion, and vill make her appearances
Z 'ps o. Hasse e ~
,,5teaet e Leave MAI. with Aiss Lotts Is Sam
1t MeVieitr. Mr.. Chsntrau has hadsa tpcc.ssto,
week, during which, he, took the character Of
Reheit Brer1y, Enels rtte, Tood!es de md radd51
peTso11s' With N.reisse, o. he Lsss Days Of she
Tompadour, which WI! Also be played on The fol-
lowing eyer.ug NJ; ;,Ea nsndnaaan xas hesc last
Of Nsfeieee, Hfchelicn. Sc, msdt host Of friends
who will be glad 70 see h,m once mote On 'the
boards. Niss Rachael johnson takas her benefit
ehe,,' n lie so!diet'a Danshtef," Ind 10 aD,acf
Eyed Satan." We sarcely need commend her to
Al wao nays hs5 on dss s,s
pains to do fnl justice to the ehx1scte1s she Al
Fumes. She Is deserving Of = fsll house, and VIC
r. se.s s By tho
3oEers OF ka.eedecopsc. The le41tlmate draua
does moi hold forth here, but the performance
consists Of ola posTidu, embracing selections
nom the bgriesqne 70 the high tragic. aud mock
heroic: Ms. Chadwick 7efy pat1ctfcfly donAted1he
the county draft fund, by the datne Of which be
has especial claims upon auusemsnt eeekers- On
Acnday night three new stare will mske their
debut. c. 3 Colliuf. 'the original Gene" Louisa
Mltnofe, wire daneef. and Joe HaiFs, Veuale De-
nnAtos. The entire proceeds si The evenings
snstftaanmens Niu BE- Riven to tho Bounty Fuud
The programme II soN3c1ent to du7hs house 70 Re.
1saSan ,nsst S iso IL object The bill IL con.
, 1864-09-25
Markets by Telegraph.
st, Louis Market.

ST. LOUIE E1AfHEks
Especial Dispatch to the C1icaRo TrIbune.1
81. Louis, SATURDAY Evening, Sept, II.
-TonAcco-bixher; III hhds being o&erod, 81 wsru
sold. G1een 4na DANCED luEs IS oo291a factory do
as,7sot13s; plAntera do IL so21s 70: common ship
r,ng leaf 31aNsi7s5 medium do 3ls.15973.73 good
and nne do $17.s5@sif5.
FLouH-Recoipts 1850 br1s. Market dull. Sales Of
IN b.ls extra It S1e1p: double extra at 3lo1s dev
ered extra brands at S93; go br1s In two lots
trA 1t x1oJfo delivered; .upesnne 1t $40; extra
choico et 39l0.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 8s4s saeks. Market ak
tremely dull Bales Of 81 sacks At Il 80; 40 do In
two lots 1t 72s do In liz lots It 70: 10 do In
eeven nts = u IS lss do do It &lq2X; t5o do at
Saasb: q: 7sfq e 90 IL tye aou :: SO do = EG3t E3
ssl.s o. ass sscks Thits t1 lots g si5s;: de M x
SACKS 1t 9cc delivered Barley--sA'es or 1ls sacks
tau Al s7.1o bu.hel. Rye-saled OF ~ eacks As
@i4o.
Wa1.KI-,pul. With ssles oi S brls In two lots at
- Gallon,
, 1864-09-25

The number Of mEn enlisted ut the Office OF the
os IL naS nsS ss TH
r tsssexe hsre eseaisea = osr ..s1s :. tTo o 70
ahonld be credited 10 Lake View, thoaah va snow
not how many, several Of the Wards are mixing
ssssa % g and =, shs b
together A. publlshed ID the Ta1sUsx Of satnr.
to tae as momeDt q ppsnD the tcEets ILL., tbpp ~
wheel, has 10 DELAY will be allowed. We would
recommend al who have chance to escspe the
ssaa Il. @ Inevitable eoua not be- ee as
ed row. the time H. too sbort but In several thtfe
sre bus iew men to raise, and tho draft may there
TO one thing we would call particular attention.
The S50 co oan bis not been edeclnal Ia a7csting
the draft, becaoae not rAleod soon enough. But It
used 1et the ihree HUNDRED dollars % be pstd ID 10 10
syssy 4 MAJ 1 d5stsd ha M rtsh @ to psocure asubs
fnl addition TO 1he family fund for the ensuing
winter. This vii be hut fair. The DRAFT necessa.
~ 1sve1ops ineaaaaltiat. Many poor men VIII
erty holders arc exempted by reason Of age, oitwi
be able to procure substitutes Without pecrniA,y
~ ss.or Or ~" sseape the f atogsthes
enforcement of our rights, the rights OF tho whole
American people, the wealthy aud tho poor aiixe.
nlsm', between lssol and aPitI. IL iea.t thess is
no antseontsm here. The Country belongs equsly
to the capitals, and the laoorer. Both have an
ITS ahnre ofthe burden necessarily imposed, Let
Ameettne q The Board Of snpervieors, Is called
attended ~ s tull Board, Not member shouid
be @ out o. M hts place: Lsteve1H one Be pat on ths
>ot considering the propneiy Of psying bounty 10
substitutes and representative recruits, We ex:
,sit Tedfns ess,es e hass sht 70 DE-
in simple terms, ana avoiding techn'caltties and
compheait rs, TO pay the bounty Of three hun
quota ei e he enlisted o. draftsa. IL e.
We hs1te!e that the money can be raised. a great
porudhof It Is pledged already; but evan II the
Many thote gsesys II H. essR sep vi Vii be
able 10 keep it I'LL redeemed b5 the county, aud
Others, who really needed the proceeds, could have
btore he hodes q 1 ie or IL
repeat lie action reeeny saHea by IL Board s io
u g Bos9a % oo 5
+ enough to incur the odium which Nsuch proposa1
Tonid entail on The mover. We hare lt.!o fea1
500 is equally tho lieht oi cve,y man Who goes to
the 'front.' Many will shoulder The musket whose
tsmil!es Et hs!s .c be supported y tae county {
be really gained BY an exclusive policy. We can
neather afford, nor can We be mean enough to re-
Meanwhile we advise all rho are able to enlist
The dsait Is nov ut our doors. The CT Of .Dtaf''
has been 20 often r4.sed that naany belleved II
W. Win notnow 10 ind fsaIt. but Ts nnsy Be- pei
policy would baTe ensbled T. "a TO furaish ii tG
men needed, and with rome to spare, ~ under al
former cale. Men enough have been run of dur
we need not now appe., foE recruits the tim
, 1864-09-25

N~1HE F1RRMEN's MONUMENT. n
Though 1t has been already described In our
columns, the above cut viii DO more than page
details could do to present to the eye the Fire
mans Monument Just erected at Rose Hill Came.
-tery. It 10 noble work Of art, highly crtdtable
to the deaieuer, Lee ". Volk, E3a., whose firm
Mesuz. polk d Moose-superintendedi Its erection.
City readers will not netd TO be told that 1t com
memolates tbs Lake street ca11mfty Of October,
1e61, in the DISTRACTION Of wide extent OF -buel,
meas blocks on Lake and South Water streats, with
loas Of oysr thirty lives, under appalling cteun.
stances Of hon1f. The monument is erected BY
the Flremen's Dene1olent AAeocat1on Of this city,
at an expense o. &l0, ,0O0- The cut wel represents
the general design which is elegant and highly
symbolic throughout. Il ID lhi.ty.two feet In
height 0om the base to the top or the furmou1ttn9
statute, ali finely wrought ID 1talian marble The
statute reprttenis lilo s,ze FlecmAn, ia cha,3c-
isrt.te dfet. In the stutade 2, listening to catch
serves 10 be noted The column 1tself . beautiful
rhtft OF the choicest marble was got ont IN ItRly
Tor The State House in Us1umhla, s. O., but was
captured on blocks ade runner and sold undar con-
dtcauon. Far better 10 have 1t marx the resting
place oi.oyal drcnen tLan TO aerve among the pill
lars Of u rebel State. HI. Volk has doas Ills work
stable pfoofs Of bis genius, In enduring marble,
this IL one Of v hich he En,y well be p1o3d.
, 1864-09-25
DaAFT IN COOK COUNTY.
Denets u The sab-Distrlch-Paynent Of
RsRatJ t. Drafted .MeA-Neetirx
sftAe Rsara Of ssPsrrisszs>
o. MeaGsy,

The time appointed for the dsait tn thi, county
drawn near. to-day (Hondsy) tho wheel wit re-
volve for tho townships Of LeJden. sehaumbe.x,
>Palos, WheslinR, Norshns'd. and Maine, In Tie
order nshed, ,NAud On the following tays tho o.her
suh-df.racts viii follow IN the order Of indebted
mesa tin the quota Is full. We hsYe-aut Jet bsen
able to obtain tho precise agures. but the following
tAhle IL near approach to true statement Of the
condition hnd liabilities Of the several sub districts
n>the county, on Saturday morning, They are
srTanged In the order In which they win Be- c1led
upon, unle1s tho quotas arc 1lled By volunteering
, 1864-09-25

to thei. interest to consult Dr.. James, bc!oEo
tTa.!ng ,he,I case .p he haods Of an inpe
Ur. James ofica ana p11to1s, eS Randolph It.
M etsIfH, Ten separate rooms, and al consulta:
tons confidential. Once houfs, 6om q. m TIL
An. m: Sundnys, from to IL m.
f. neuNlEe6&4tbU&Tu
, 1864-09-25
AVOID TEE DRART.,
ward Acknowledgements sE:s,1a,:psan to those

:, The attendance Of all enrolled citizens il called
to The following notices Of Ward meetings. for The
purpose Of avoiding the drais:
sEcoND WAnp,At meeting Of the citizens Of
the Second Ward, held u Tho Orient House, aatur-
ehosen Pres}dent, and chsnaesy I. bo.n 1n 0sa Sc
.etazI she following resolution was offered and
cbs. e sa ssd 9Sss BY H.
dent number Of recruits to ill the quota OF Tho
Second Ward under tho present draltS aud TINT
ises, and that they BE- required to report to N ID
issA. Provided, however. that no money shall b
rsi.ed and that the surplus, any, alter the quota
has been alled ,ha be given to The families Il the
so3dis's g , 1ho snl''t c,.,n cn
Aiiis. Wa. tsres, Geo F. min. ". ". Boy Boy.
tngton. q. 6, Cook, ch.u9sy T; Bowen, Il. K.
s', Fsos IoIif Feosaatns sts'ts
Farlin, J. y. W.Jonss. chaiis. Taylor, DF. Dan
Mserr, B. r. aa,sou. c. Q. CARRIER, Vim. N.
-F1rsr WARD,-There win s. meeting O, tbo.a
II r. rts a1ta Ws %sp a.e sS!s 2
hllnR the quota Of tho ward :.
p concerted ac.top- the DRAFT can b avoided In
i :9aless iho work ee does a. o':s twill be too
Tn1sn WAse; r. y resident. 9 q: Of he Third Ward
Ing q Union Hall, No. Gil State sttret, Monday
etenin9 It O'Clock
Esafa WAao.5!hp dti1en. Of The, Eighth
evening ut O'Clock 1t the house Of Daniel Loras
den, eorDez Of 1esh and Rucker strtctA to deytae
w:ys md nsans = OF eleaftnE @ ths wstd ffom M 4, II
! 70 6rzft Ind othefH II deAifeo.
|. By seqns.s et ths EaEu eomm1ttcc, Aassrs,
NIxTn WAxp.-An earolIed men In the Ninth
| Ward sre requested to meet 1t Washington Bkat
ing Pa1t, at Nine O'Clock Aonday morning, Sept
ward, and avoid the impending dram. Let evefj
| enrolled na4n, and every resident interested Ii
aycsting the draft, b present
!, FOURTEENTH wAKn.-All enrolled ctu1ens o
/ this ward art requested to meet this {8anaAy,
svenne, II u 1.sioea, Z FKi;s Faltm.ne's e. s. s.
purpose Of ra,sfnz = sc0r fkad for the putposa O
Offering special bounty 70 volnnteeEs 70 tn OF,
queta. Wtth N earnest effort ne can I'll our quo
Signed 81 Anton He!lInger. Henry schlaHhauer
Rlehafd n. Burke. r. Fa1tmann, James Ennis
En- ':ee sons %s:tna sna y i: eS, e:,.u
OF the Sixteenth Ward Win be held At Ulich Han
corner OF Clark and Ktnzio, On Monday evening
the qnotA OF said ward 10 order to avoid The ds1s
| Per order Ward Committee.
PRESENTATION or Gu1Doxs 10 the E,onzH Ri
o,nur, ,Fx1I1AS RxsE1yk Co84A.-The follow
| Ing correspondence needs m explanation:
| >CmcAeo, Sept. q, 1864
Colonel =. J. swe<t, sth regiment Veteran Re.crr
Sops' e1mnaoding n Pct o. o. cmesge; ~ ~
two gnidons which accompany this letter. ~
the reputation Of your command renstn n bsigh
and pntarn1thed AZ arg these nags projecting Ii
With great respect, I remain your humble ec1
, 1864-09-25
mASs MEETING.
Loyal Working mon nt. metroPoiAsea
Halls
MONDAY EVENING.

The loj.ii working nca Of chicago who s,t .se for
The maintenance OF the Union and ms consusu.
ton, with out IN II OF bat. snd Who esnese 1aas
working men have brains enough to oxpfe'. thstn
selves In prope, and forcih1e lanzuaee ana 10 reg
ulsse their Own sffairs without tne ietefseaoe u
played.out politicians. sse invited 70 mse. a.'ae'
t1opoltan naN, on Monday eFensoe, oep1emM,
5h- to confer respecting their duty NJ ~ psSsen'
hour. md to form u "Demoe1As' Nspaoacan
Workinemen'e Asece!aiior," s11hf-as 10 toe oos
na% In existence tn Nen York.
Let hern he fn,S IN ..tsndenco. The meeting vii
organize At TX O'Clock prompt.
, 1864-09-25
Sewing machinSs-GroveF d Rxk ers,
sewing machines arc again Fro

Sewing machinss-Groyex A Rxk erss
Sewing machines arc again Pro-
nounced the f1esKy
AT Kalamazoo State Fatf, Of Michigan, Just held
was awarded to this Company the following prs.
miums:
1st Premium, for the best Family Sewing Ma
chimes. =
chjpeP.
1st Premium, ioz the best display Of Machines.
rniuuB were offered for sewing nachtnes, OF Ia.
chine work: Special Committee was appointed
to e1amins Machine esHtpG, without regard to
unanimously In aayos Of the foorE and aansplei on
exhibition u e1seutef On The Gsobtr d Baker Nd
eAinek psonou0ttng II tho but praettoI Aaea.ne
e1hibfteo for, ~ work. Again, at Davenport,
Iowa, County Fa1f, Grover 4 Baker carried off tho
prizes.
The pub1lc were -enfAwslas.se 1t these several
places upon the pestts Of these cs6rafef Adeh.nes
- fairly e1hibMed BY operators on any variety Of
or leather work. -
, 1864-09-25

EAhT LIBKKI3e Eepk. Il, 1868.
Tbs nafket 'stpcA our LAST haa presented no new
feature. Tbs deuA1d Hes i2tr aud ealos uere regu.
lar OF certain descriptions The rcce1pts wete large,
tat cala Wsrs sought aftsr the rs:ss being fay
pg to taose of last xesl Ths principal portion OF
Aoas; Eo!x,th.tandtn9 he heavs Ieceipn. seiea
Esst. Nj. Sheeltr boukha q. head Of e1ua MS, Il
tlt.1s cwt Thefc srs cc<tA1nly ateep figures, and
i hs6TY 2dvxEca.
Enxxz-Tho offerings 1xera small, and tho sales
mzde were 2t m advance over last Weakt prices.
sAI1s or CATTL1 fKK CWT.
II eheeler bought TT head. tia: ehenier bought
q head. $50: ebeeles bo9sht - hsaat s6Mt !
hesn u itsS:E Wefntz Ioia 10 head It x5oo06 30
n Werntz sold % head extra 1t $500: Win RULER
aim,
, 1864-09-25
>Atnu8R1uEutH.

" ARIETY TIL Il A 7 r E.
" nos lis and 1T Dearborn Etfee: 4,o-
r f. FyTT:H .AntlnK and Btara AsoAker-
Exv srAssi N1w ATrAcr1oasn
Fir1t appearance Of.
.mR. G. &. C0dLIH3+
The original Cure.
Rs.spptA:sn snae Of
Dep.eu4e, ,voca1iss and Wire Perforhtr
First appezzAnce Of \
MN. JOE MARS,
General Ethiopian Comedian.
cc.rv NJ 1p,11xs:-Psrquet,e. Is cents: Drets Clt-
r,e Bc Private Boxca eSIG and Il 0o; Single 5exs
in boxe9, Is ceEt1. .,,,,
Doors opsn 1t O'Clock. Performance CO" aeo'ns
afS otffOcf.
, 1864-09-25
THE 194TR HRGIMENC,
Welcome Home-Receptfon In the
Court fAOuAc square,

y ... .
a magnificent public reception was given to the
18th Illinois, BY the Bo,rd Of Trade, yesterday
AFTERNOON, a. 1oe coo1s aouse square. Ine ooss
marched down Lake 10 Lasa 10 streets, along Is
ta1le to the Court House square, headed by the
Great Western Light Guard Band. Here thsy
formed in Two llnes, Two ranks desp-ths colois
mi nfireTs Standing In front ot ths centTa of IN
dIst M Inc lins. ''s =. s's'' - NV ~~S>' - ''''
AfteT The hand hsd n1avrd tne R.tt1e cu or
Freedom. Col. Hmcocf formally Yassomed tSa
how. On their retufn. On. benaT Of the1r friends
~ 1.isH1es sffrr Whfch hs introsincsn HIM q
Ba,es. Who was Nss % received d with loud and nro. o:
RsPis nnen,d h.s rer,,r%. v o,nn.,,no tba
ono - ~ Sstsia Nc - NIai5a ~ s sau
" soS & stsu.s.e ~ up9o Naum
,oone0 ooMn n loy yhs n ~ nney nnq Tsen hs
toe1f names Ipon ne Psees o. 9al coan9ys naa-
tolS: ntne xa1 ote - tn.n ~ @ Ga{s t&o' 1a4ness
han Eo11 E,nn.n1 e 1Hs .a9 seS
nave pi'Eatenea. ALatGa:l ueaGIat Snema1 nao
pMnteo n;e Fac.otlons leRlons in Auanta-aanng.
13ui montns ago, !arneo NJ Qaek 9n nts oase =!
ChaHanooea-ana ~Ss NOT meas9goR onta 19ss
nuh!enment upon tos penpls o!aeeKla Iot
Inem aaeA@ upon me poof Cnesoket
tnaIS hoot =, ,t ~ iS1meo, o,,,vn me 1essmsnt
Dae1 on oeoAH 9i oar cll1eaS, on otnxl!
y! tneH WoIc lus0 AonAn mot1c111 on ceaAu 81
, 1864-09-25

TRsHoorrSa TSEtGEAaT HIcKxr.-0n satur-
day afternoon one phaed IN this late brutal assault
eate, wss developed =, the Asmory In tho trial Of
John R,ley for committing N Assault With dead
n weapon With intent to Do bodily injury, upon
the perfon Of officer AcCaoe+p +pf tho First Precinct
Pealee Forge. Mr.. Eez'1, near whore house the
crime wts committed, testified that on the night
In qaestsoa> Riley, in company with fellow
Eou9h-the man who thots serRea+t Flicker ey-entercd
h6 noose and created Rye4. dlt3urhauce, break.
ing het iofrtuse md threatening to sboot her.clf
: and Rffis- The testimony Of III polfco oficet
WAS to the eNect that he, with Iii. HicxeT and tTo
Other bdlecrs- proceeded TO Ms. Ncaryts nlscc 10
quelA disturbance. he Efested Ri9e1. ie"vtn5
the other man, Kesly, sta1din9 With the rfp eant
BEFORE however, he lcfs The group rSnv srcon3s
Id keafd tue report Of revolver and rrsnrncd .stS
his prisoner TO tho spot, where 81 saw nistni
ivfuf nm tho doctrtoop.' The wttnessI stoooad fn
fnEf II IN and CO rising saw that Riley hsa IN En
pistol IRON biz pocket apd was evtdsnt1y attempt:
: itF 10 conceal it. The neceaaarT result of tho dls
e1TeTT VAs q seTe1o struggle, which sersninased.
es nstfer of codrse, in Tho defe!s Of thp rowdy
:. Hs houof. juuge WI1iams. consstersd toe charge
= fully susssined, And held the p:isonE fHisl i.
(. The RecoedtE's co1rt II honds 81 9S91 eo ..-,.
Re3xesut Hiekey's medical sttsudxnt nov entef-
tsins strprg hopes Of hia recovery. which hoWsv-
er. il By no means certain. We believe lnat tne
incat{on OF the bah has not yet bren ascertsned,
1nd Il fay have lodged In fpot where deadly N
'fiaDmauCu Eaay eA1ue Ut any moHeal
, 1864-09-25

Vessels Passed Detroit.
Especial Dispatch TO tho Chicago Trtbune.l
.pRT1or1, satueaay. Sept. n.
UF.-Prop. Richmond.
DouH-P1tp p. AdrtAtc.
Mind, nQYthKsSt Ealt.
, 1864-09-25

~ Paper Hanging. kc.i &C., attn. York prices.
F.E Ruby. 50 Randolph St. Au91-p7Bf-aot
; Metropolitan R&N to 6ent.-Tk1s Hall
IL to rent foe al tho purposes for whieh suth hse
ate ordinarily hsed. Terms moderate. App]ic2-
h6ns can be made 1t tha caec, adjoining tee &c.
1sucs to the Hal. jel0hS%ou
Bloomington Nurser1.-sao scres Fru,t
Ornamental and Nu1eery stock, 1900 Peach, z, ,0Q
Pear, 1o0,00arapc. &c, Send Eed stamp @ ioE s pow
lft. T. Z. PAENl4~
MoouIngton. LII. sepl1 qS;7 9w dltw.
, 1864-09-25

EKw ToBK. Saturday. Sept. u.
Money market !tesay, At psr ccat oE cali loanI,
cedy lover, opening, ~ 2l5H. declining to 30 nd.
va2eipE . 2oSt .nd closing 3 81 @2otA.
,Gsrsrqms snt %stocks lower 2. g: g. q coupons
toteA, October and April, 1G8Ql.e4.
, 1864-09-25
twFor tbs best custom-made Bhirtsin THO city
~, 10 Wilson'S le6 Dearborn street. sesS6Ga34t

sw-Fo, abs best cpstom.made Shirts Ia tho city
60 70 Wilson's, 1ss Dearborn street. sessscaa4t
wThe bes. Pant Cutter II Chicago IL st Bart
!esa's. III and 1ss Randolph s,.ess @ ,saa SHERMAN
Wrs1EaS UMox Co11xoE AVID Mu.TA1T AoAD-
Enx, Fu17oa 1.1NowA n5.teess n9.fd.a 10,
At any y-tlne. Adfess, COL D. 3. Covx9T.
seps17&3s3sw Fsealaens.
e In snother- column OF or paper, We refer
The suffering to The Medical card Of Dr.. Btgelow,
whose reputation - JcRular practitioner tA nn-
doubted, and Whole qnalla acAttoue ~ Rhystclan
many qaseks Ii the world. WHO i've On the public
IN the sale OF noet1uma That II ten ruin - cure
When any real dtn1cnlty sIises, they hare no medi,
cal sknl to autnount the obstacles and tbe patient
BreioW il an educated ph5ttcian, md cs.ss Of da;
ncnlty may .be entrusted to him. Wblln the world
endufes, and mankind IL ss 1t Il. sfllfnl phyei-
clan Is public eenetsetor Thess a{e ,Sn ,ome s we
and suffering. be not bcRulled By quacks, but seek
the best medical advice. II Is not only theSafest,
bnt the cheapest in the ED, and 70 encn He conn.
den.ls recommend Dr.. B,eelow, whose etilce Il at
CAieooo Aereh6ntt'. Cfrcuidr, OF. Q. 1863.
DS. B1stlow, having retired from family practice,
devdtes bis attention entirely to the treatment Of
complaint, rheumatism, diEeaees ct The kidneys
ael urinary organs, nervous debility, dZspspsis,
and all complaints peculiar 10 females. C9nsnlta,
tlon free and conhdent1ai Tue press o. tnis a aaG
beyond the shadow Of dnubt Rooms No 1Is
South Clark street, corner Of Monroe: seassssl"1'
| and Sexual S1tterns.-New tnd reliable t1eatmenl
| in reports Of the Coward Asecrtation. Sent b.
mall IN sealed letter envelopes, free OF charge.
Addrsse o. saca Aoexe.oot d9TnH sGs;as;o ns5
, 1864-09-25

philadelphia Seed n1xrkct-Sept r..
The1eM yerY 1itile c1ovesseed Offering or selling
and prices rArge 1t $i1314 nu. TtInethy scarrs
Nd Valte6. AND sales Of Nt0ao0 bu are>fepofted &i
t6.tta?25 which Ia Al Adyanoe. FIAIseod Is kt3Ady
IT IS As4S,t1 r b.
, 1864-09-25
auctto1t sales.

I'M .DOZ. BUCK GLOVES
AOV AND lAUETLEs 2o5eo Prime C1sass
On "WEDNESDAY MORN N1G, sapt 18Th, 1854, At But.
Nfe' Auction Rooms IN Portland Block.
VIM. A. HuTTKR9 4 CO,
Re23lss04t AucuoEetIS.
, 1864-09-25

D OCULAR SATURDAYS
1EHALR.-Al1. the Household Goods OF DWELL
Ing, 100 Mahogany Card Tshlet, 100 Betlssad4 aud
other MtrchsDolte, AT AUCTION. on SATURDAY.
Ocl. jgt Ar 9K orloek, At Butter1 Auction Rooms Ia
Psr4isnu Bloek, corner Of Ds1lborn and WsshipRt5u
streets. WIN. a. 9UTTkH9 & CO.,
gAz5 sS11.Yt Auc.toue err.
, 1864-09-25

GILBERT d SAMPSON.--Our
~ next Furniture Sale will take place ut our
aa!esreoms on TUESDAY. October !rn. and 1lll con:
PAi1or Chamber and D1nln2soom Furniture alee mt
Bedroom ana fal1cr Sets. DC. told 1t suction In
this city. Particular here4ftor.
et2+fsQ1.llt !. GILBERT 4 EAHPaQN. Auotta.