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The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-12-20

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tti t.a1 A. Essg l4at tlsa4 ttsTi1g ssloor. sfjssf
- 49, ftrra t-ate 80. - msna<<<icre@ e.
49, GAlI EfC that teeps -
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fr Sc 60. krrs 80 siv~a - -.
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The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-12-20

Mrs. sThAUS. THANKFUL Cor
AflC.s hn~r.i parIo.aes ~ rs fo1sc here, b.s.
sass 10 .aforu n is1ies = Terfs Hsrts an "
cinify tkat - h1a ntu IL af1rl md Il rse~lxln~
~sekly @1t,tlons q ns 1aest sn1 --latest sx.s 49,
n1fs. "a .. fssiasfs Fsisstk a.. Tssi1x stvsI.
tass 4 % al tacins pfcsl sks 4 ale 4, -.
a. ls.er [tsk th-n anF oansr 1ou.s In tsss cltv
So hsr b>snufni psftsra hsInrn.
ass susns. NJ. 10. Anih An sfrssl opposiss
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The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-12-20
AT WHOLESALE ONLY :
w atches a. Jewelry
1EEgLLl GKscBPIcs AZ THE
LOWEST PRICES FOR CASH.

sSsN&Ss sf"S&1 w SfStt
Army snt County h.rehSnsa. Pseis1s. gra6s..
e1tlers. ard era. aesiffs- c-a naks s1or1rous
protts u2on ssrssii inyestneati
gsseiry q any yau-rn o. ea4lfiy s8t s1y cssn-
uty male " ort.r. 49, Kslsnat<s Or sny ci3ss -
rofk Furnished. - Psrterisr attsnuo1 PAD -
suppiyins AseasDers. ocuniJ.petlz-s, 'ndisa ira
Any styIs q O., "a ra.uuf.cs1r.1, s.rh a. lave.
usls. stc 81 sbcrt Dotos, - God car vas -
cisrks. -. ssIsi capit ], 80 t11 ocrsfa1l r.
ploynspsi hlnsustse L;s,s sDd fun psrtlculs4s
TEE FROFIr TO THE RETAILkkIs vEET LARRK
wholesale sofpiy car bs esrrie< iu ksspsssk
ssliss o. e<rp>s bes. an wil not bs Ire bo>ks-
S1sy - seoo-ssi.1t y e.rFy ffsn pises - pisr-.
EsGsnosr s1otn--r ihinEi fh.s e1.ineerif g. ict-
. ksBor.blci n<nsrs 10 ~ ne~t q sxsgsrsling.
Oar seoes kss~ ST. t.s7rs.vss. s-'e > svs ts@Ia-
Isss eassss.. 10 vhieb a. szSls sss s.tlsheso-
terry serIs.isnf .lvsa fsr ne n0ney received s1s
sncoornstnS grott IL po<Efted e. 10 s-zss u1as-
Il l. a. oSossafln 10 sbish % psfsoa n>ec BE-
.fr.la % .zA.rs-a = aan..~ he sarn- Cd sxalr
and .>sln. 81 ~eer- oscs o1r good1 fntfcducsd
llpsr1-k1s1t s1d cgnti1lous cel1ass1 . creatst.
20 a. ne arzy. o. t17se - bo7s asab -
- tie hardship efss toClsHsf mn cct q hfaith
Is.ebsrs. Fo<ta.~stsrs, "a sny ptrsc1 40 slshfs
brinSs ~4-t great pscu1iafy asd1cf. eta, tta
prssszss a. osport1ziiy ssitorz mt ~iih. I'd q
AD1 - for ysursesss
C..sfnly s~l.<tsd ga ofls~elrJ. oouprisins eur
ns--ss ssyl-s saz z<l sassbis ssrsts u ssods.
~ b est sry~hs-e IL ths ioTai s.4tsa ws s-s
oc1n.tiy fi13s orders fsorz psIsoas i-sfing IL
eboies cfEocis holy nth -. 70 sa1h wss psniss
tie b-<s- sxsrct.~ q t<<te zr1 go1x ~ ~ 40
frgn &C. lozx eIsrifncs "a. e1a1rs ssfisi.ctio1.
wsssk ~ lay IA sfvazse. stais h4f 81 - and al
az e sso1s ~<Ef>~- an ws ~iil .~ud ~ 1.ae
s11 oossef p@y n zxprsss - thssct e he Reuts.
COLD AID SILVER wATcsrs
t,ooa zassn<nfs al naEz<cizrs1 II lie bssl
ns-.~~. - pare z<terl<l- al serfsrtsd a. prizes
fron fi0to 80 .srh. Scat sny-b-r~-p.y o0Ii~c.-
a IS ksyrsss. sHfis.<c<ion s1ah1fest- AT ssi<b-
- c-sE prio-<- thsf being 4 IN gor tatlot
Csrxrs.rs Re - zHn- ssed fSr t1sfn.
T.tH 0kU0hkH,
ocxlf1soo
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THE NORTH BRANCH.
j Visit to cro;by's Distlllery---Mcans for the
Prevention Of Nu1sanee---A Correction.

zee. emell, or reno about: especially as Sunday
morning diassrtstion; It is not agreeable to awim
voyager, and there are few indeed who care to
palk or drive along It's banks. We are not quite
cure that our readers hase not, q right 70 demand
ject, yet cannot rcfraln from tingInS another
itone INTO IT, its el'ny eonteats s:,. It is
With the thought that agitation conduees to purity,
either IN the water, Atmosphere or vI1er ssntIs.
We ehall be gratifcd indeed il the eTil te reue-
61a Ms;e1 agay ths
Is q peculiar kind Of wnteE which may not be
dropped I'LL the whole thing Is worn away. The
tbeir river ehai not Be- polluted to snt the conyen-
cpce of any ms1, or to help swell his gaius-n
they be synon5 nous with the slush now In the !,
river. they must be filthy ones.
We spoke . few days AGO Of the possibility as
well ns necessity Of all parties engaged In business
on the rivers bank keeping their otal or ilth out
Ct that channel. We cited the action Of the
much set renains to be accomplished for the parI-
fcat1on Of that elastic locality, that yet reform
was instituted which struck at the root OF one OF
patent that the South Branch Of the river can be
kept In paseable condition. We are glad to be
able to cite something which has been done tow
Branch It fs the only evidence Of desire to
be cleanly we have met with In that locality.
Our reporter paid visit, Oh SATURDAY 1ast to the
banE M Of tie North Branch, near Chicago avenue.
In bis previous e1plorative tou1 he did rot exam.
Inc thcee premises, on account Of the absence OF
The and spoke e eny II
nny respt cts An exces tion to the rule which oheF
wiee coye1ns The disposition Of the tth which IS
hy the tslsiss and in tier sts
are not generally snbject Of COMPLAINT, ex-
ept In one instance the products Of the
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sti4 are re FED to the eowa. md those animals
make The n1isanee complained Of, their dung and
t' onner emissions h rannlDg Into bog which abnt-
4 year and a half ago, when the first appointed
Health Committee made its tour Of inspection, the
eoWsheos OF NJ. Crosby were equally bad with the
panied the committee or their smelling excursion.
nas great change has been wrought since
obse one e. complete to
70 exontr rate Mr. Crosby from the general sweep.
ang .eaafge bro1ght against the df!tl!terics- The
guefs o. dIainE running the whole length OF the
COW staue: Bloptn1 from east to west, formerly
empsied directly Into the river, but were subse-
q1ently tapped BY a sewer. which carries the
mulch 10 The northern end enptying it there into
through the season for that purpose. This sewer
tVG %tep 1s S min oE tep The pSi IN
from the floors Of the sheds, but In dry ws.ther
# Is qu1te capactons enough to carry of every
thlnS and does not e9puaisae With the E.ys
more solid portions. Mr. Crosby informed our re-
porter that 1his plan had been II opelatlo1 eyes
49, anu certainly rather minute Inspection failed
toditcoEsr any leak: 1tmsy be added that, tha
work Of The season is about over with the distil:
let1es, the cattle Of Mr.. CroEby having been all
We eheerially maEe these statement. for double
a otSsr
Sea. by following his example in the adoption OF
kindred means. II Mr. Crosby does not pour any
SO and is uni tust to compel one to incur an
penee wtish others are suffered TO evade. Ehs
citizens OF Chicago have no wish to interfere
with vested interests Of any kind, 80 louS
~ the enjoyment OF location does not
peril the health Of the community. When this is
The case. the people haVa rlGht to step In and
protect themselves at whatever Issue, aud the
weaker muat give way to the strung. The fllth
nom shofe cowsheds must be not only Kept out Of
the river but taken away where it will not poison
done, then the sheds must be removed. There is
hut the one alternative; which will they accept?
We owe 1t to Hit. Crosby to say that We were
contemporary. He wns net indicted as commit
ting nuisance; the Indictment did not extend to
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: Commercial Postscript.
CHICAGO mAKKET-EYENISG BOARD,

BATu9pAx, July $3.50 p. m,
There was fair attendance at tbs Sherman Housa
this ntoG and the transactions In Wheat and Corn
were bersl at advance On tho prices obtai1 cd
'Chn.ee.
WHEAT opened strong under tbs influence Of pzi-
vate dispatches from New York quoting an advance
In Gold and VIC no.e sales 1t an Improvement Of Sc
On No. /. aud &c Oh No Spring over sht extreme
figures this ucrntng-the market closing 1rm al sale
@2l81s for No I and sz.22@2.2tk for No eprlux.
About &, ,0 bu AL gradef changed hands follows
40 bu No Mol Spring at &3.23: LOCO bu do bt &a23k
4fJo bu do At a y; 1000 bu No spri2g ia Flint &
ThonpIon't) at SALT COO bu do 1t 5..1Gx; 1o.o3o
bu do at s2i6; 1000 bu do ut 2.15H 5000 hR do at
$2.15; $50 bu Rejected Spring 1t 800
CORN was hrm aud active st an advance OF 2321c
per hu. the closing quotations. on 'Chanze. No.
Fo1d ut $1.4ea1l; No. at 9Lss9t.s7k, and rejected
It, s1o in st7re. The sales add up $1,000 bu as fol-
lows: 5000 bu No. Lat Il Al: 2I,0 bu do at sI.4o;
2tco bu. No At slax; go bu. do. At 9Ls7 900
bu. do. at st.sSH 500 tn. do. at $l!ss4: 500 bu
do. at S1e6; 2,Soo bu. rejected q: f139-alt the
above In store. 6,M nu. Sat ss6, free on hoard.
The market c1osnR nrm at 81, s6k for Eo.2.
Oars dull aud nominal st 8n5slc for No. and
At se@Eoc for No.
'FLouE was held firmly, but there WEE no perceptl.
bic change to not1ca In vaus1 6a1es 800 brls Cas-
tle," and 4ca brls Eagle Mills" wnise winter st
$12Ih, delivered.
HI6nw11xs were dull and heavy Ut $'.6sD1 80 for
city packages. About 40 nrls sold th1s afternoon
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officers who have been in command of those
points respectively
Di!:1ent inquiry for m hour or 90, devcl.
oped the facts tbat Moeby and White had
been up in MiddletowD Valley, few milea
west OF Frederick; for two days past, With
some three to i've hundred men, engaged In
horse stealing, and frightening the poor peo-
plc almost to death. Lieut. Col Clendenfn,
with portion OF his regiment, the 9Th Ill,
vcll known as one of B1ford's best; Col.
Cole, with some Of his rangers, and Major
Ca1ret Tho.p, of the 10Th Penn cavalry, have
been scouting around and feeling Of these
parties for the same length Of time,
but have never succeeded in bringing them
to squire fight. To-day, however, Glen
denim found them in a strong position, to the
number OF come tour or FIVE hundred, m and
around Hagan's Mountain, some SIX or seven
miles from Frederick. he at once attacked
them with two small howitzers, and soon
brought reply from their artillery. Musket-
~ diminishing succeeded to tlis, and show
ed thnt our forces were OutnQmbeted b7
about two to one. The Colonel than brsan
TO full back to better position, and reached
the crest Of hill, on which be pitched his
keeping his supports under cover
Of the hil1. Here nu artillery duel Of some
length continued, C1endenin holding them
At bay until, as l. write this, infantry rein.
torcemente are arriving, nnd Frederick is
deemed safe for the present :,
The Eighth Illinois boys in this action be-
tnvcd with thtir usual Ea11antry, resulting in
their usual SUCCESS.
, 1864-07-11
Photographed Exclusively TO the Tnbuae.1
OPENING DAY.

ALBANY. Saturday ;.veulng, July 9, 1861.
DEEVES-This has been the best raskat for dro-
vess that they have had since the fcre part OF Jnns
1tepened with good number ct buyers from New
York In the yards. whose evident anxiety to buy
freely and early encouraged drovers to ADVANCE
prices A@xc PEI .. Their transactions closed Fri-
day evening. their purchases sgsregatIag at Iesst
zero head, at prices ranging from 7a1uc per n This
forenoon the Eaktern buyers took hold and have Sc
cured several OF the best droves. About 1900 will
20 in that direction. and as some 900 head we're
shipped to New York IS early ~ Thursday, but tew
lefs here. The cattle averaged very tslr, as to
quality, notwithstanding the bot wes.her. The
stilltrs were the voritcs. A-Lestersotd 1s1 Illinois
stilIers, averaging about 1900, about i9c per and
J. Mitchell, II extra nue ana heavy Kentucky corn-
fed, ut about ttHe, and over; total receipts s1so
sEEEP-Dn1y 2,tt1 in for the week, and with
slightly improved demand prices hare advanced 10
3c per ..
HuGs-Are sttll lower. Good cosn.fed western,
averaging 40 ns, we're scld to day nt 10Yc per D.
Receipts 1920 shipped to New York $3.50.
, 1864-07-11

Az Line, where the seeptlea1 can refer to hlza
C1scRxAr1, Jaly 5, 1863.
'Dn WnsoS-Dear Sir: In answer 10 your IN
qui1ics, would cay that have known Dr.. James,
formerly of James Lock Hospital, New Orleans,
and now Of Chtcs2o, H., off aud on for the last
twenty years. and ! think may ealely say tt1st in
bis line Of practice do not k1o his superior, II
his equal. knew him two yesrs In New Orleans,
and three eummers in this city, and 10 both places
had occasion frequently to recommend patients
wanting treatment in that line to him. and in every
Gaze, 60 lar Is could learn he was successful, and
gave the most perfect satisfaction, He has, from
the start made the study Of what are called Secret
Disea.es speciality, and has, believe, been most
would sooner recommend a patient OF friend
needing Il eatmeut Of that kind or for any Of the
kindred complaints or chronic diseases which be
has made bis study, than to him. You can,
think, safely recommend or ecnd such patients to
him, In case ron do not wish to treat them your-
Helf. Yours truly.
~. i. JoRpox, u. D."
III. James cures Syphilis. Seminal weakness,
and all diseases Of the blood skin and sencratiye
tfRane. :
DR.. James' office and pas'ors are 50 Randolph
street, between State and Dearborn streets. Tn
separate rooms, and all consultations conndentill.
Office hours from a. m. till s P. m.
fE1f-r17H1.St
, 1864-07-11

WANTED-Agents wanted to
~ aen the most "Wondesfal lnventi,n OF the
aRy lacy xentienian can take perfsc. llkeae,s.
s.ns res c2 receipt q 20 cents Agents making
xlo 3 DAY Every fltniY shou laYe ems and take
tht1r oWa hke1esses Town and country r19hts for
gale. Address u. De GRAND, care N8 Broa1way,
NSW OK. kts
, 1864-07-11

Especial p1tpatch 10 the Chicago Trlhuns. ]
lr Tnr1ru Saturday Evsybpo T.,I

Especial p1fpatch 10 the Chicago Trlhuns.J
ST. LOUIS, Saturday EveLinz, July Q.
ToDAcco-Ihe cder:rg amounted to over so bids
to-day and prices favored buyers.
rLorH-Dtn an1 heavy. Ssles Of 2,72s b1ls low
Rrade eupAr 1t &72s: LEO super at Silt fancy do at
$s.65; ITO slLKla extra st *o.13.
GaAIH-Wheat quiet. 5nles of ,s57 sacks at si.t2;
good fall st S2oo and $50 prime do at 32-1o per bu.
Ccrn-Chofce lots better; common neglected.. Sales
OF SIS eacl elbow and Mixed not primo, 313 and
Oott-elow. sAaeA OF 22s bushels In two i5ts At 3l
and SIS do at e9c per bushe1 delivered. Rye quiet
Sales OF - eacks at s7H per busael. exclusive Of
sacks.
wusKT-Masket dull and lower. Sales OF = brlE
before Change At a73 80 do high preof at 5l.f, and
81 do ordinary proof on Change at 1t. per gallon.
P8oy1eIoss AND LARD-Frices coatlaun stiff, with
sales u II sacks prime Bacon cear sidss @ ,sc 120
ercee prime steam at 1867 and 40 to 80 do head aud
gut at lfc per b,
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Cincinnati Market.
cEn4rtN1 1tspafe{, tn thA i:hfrArn 1r{hnne

CIaCfSKATI. Saturday, June Q. 1864.
FIouR-Market closed fiat. Pe,cts too unsettled 10
effect salee. A deduction 1f2s@soc would hare to ba
submitted to.
NMsKr-Quiet, with moderate demand at $40.
GBAlx-Whest at TIC cloae-ret:wAs offered at 81 a8
@elD, without buyers. Oa:s at 8cassc. Coru-There
WIS good demand for shel1ed cora a. $11api.eo !;
ear dull st &lE3.
GAoclRiss-hfsFket firm, with fair demand. Cof
fee excited acd prices higher being now held 1os
e1ec. Sugar 25@25c. blolasses N.'5@1,1s.
I'HovIa1oSs-A g. cd demand fer kess Fork at
$3.50. Nothing tranEplred In Blk Meats OF Bacon.
, 1864-07-11
philadelphia Market.

PHILADELPHIA. Saturday Evening, July g.
F1ouE-Quiet, sales Of suptrf1e at 39D0@9-50; e1-
ira e1G.oCG 1850.
GK. lS-Wbtat firm red s2,so: white $sf:9eso.
Corn tllm sales Of yellow at SLG8. Oats higher;
Penn. a5ta g1c- 5 ...-
QEOcra1Es-AdvancnR. -....
TETHoLEUN-unsttt1ed;s sales OF crude at 5na52c
reiins d IL bend 37@9dc; do tree aa<a!ic.
WooI-Artive; aales Of niddling 1t II 10 to DO
wnsbcd 81 Is.
WHlEKY-aI,8l.
, 1864-07-11

BUFFALO, Saturday, July Q.
F1ouR-Fi1m and demand good red winter extra
at $ll.+Ges11.75; double extra s12Ao@l225; white
GnAIa-Cnrn 1920 better. Gales No. I at s14sk@
Las Oatl c9a91c.
WuIsKY-pnll and nominal. .'
FnE1aAIs-Dull; wheat, to Now York, l9kc; corn.
17Hc.
ccyn. 81 81 bus oats, II 565 hu.
CANAL E9ro2Ts- Flour, $50 brls; wheat, $3.50 bu; !;
corn, e. SEQ bu oat3, II ,0lt bu.
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Gjt)i1asa @rtbnne.
the REBEL RAID.

MONDAY, JULY II, 1861.
, 1864-07-11
Presentation TO mr.. EIoyvland-H;gh
School Celebration.

In our report OF the anniversary Of the High
School commencement exercises, which we're held
on Friday We omitted to ,,ot,ra az intu,aot1r1 ,,
;soda .sh,.h aaaa"s ~ Ao.'e' a. a. 'atsIus ep
soee "u4so oeeu.feo al tns gathering IN
Mr. hs n. 40 tna sS shea shs1s
WIS the recipient OF a handsome silyer oohlet
The presentation YVES made by Miss Hattie +, ~.
vs On behalf 9f hetssl I'D fellow saasnts
interesting occasou in The cnurse Of which II Vii
be seen that the subjects OF The various ESSAYS de-
ately introduced. Sf' 0pf''p'A'
Please accept for yourself and the graduating
class my tineerest thanks for this beautiful cift
It IL accompanied. have soinu whero seen some
lines which seem applicable to occasions like the
present, that while
And sometl1nes dark aud lonely,
We ehouId forget The toi, and care,
Al And :, epsa1 .t Of bright ri tho hours only, % D.,
and chetrns nrins. The ennr vssrs of vnrs srhSoi
ifc. for m eye1,1re' at 1easi IN orcnny al nnr
sng 1bc ttnd 1,,tians pt ha1e 4stcG " yon
"a. ar teacber and pnni,s thern Wonla h. ao shad.
ms On NAV ny m IN nq Tour ise!,
t.6n esst " nthar 20 cs.a "e ~ parae
should Be- sueeas to inge t6en oid shis e evsnng 5ls
son nave gwen o. SonS lotnres WI not end In dis
mata ar ins;,tutms or 1nnr conntrx ate tts ug
deyslope, not degraded aud beltt1ed, but elevated
ana ., fenaSa M ne ~ tae ,nnue1ses o. eigiEauon may
thoughts to heueit yourssives and othera brf alsn
to n ad ondeIstandlnely from nature'4 INrdYy aud
from the cansaes aud marble Of All dngsio,
tageF 20 10 influence those about yo1 M that the
ro'ee ef the p<opts, 50 far as depends upon yon,
eyer true to the ag, bright eet with tho atars Of
ell our hopes: May you. Il need be, emulate the
ars Women VII yoa reembet What 1he sa5 e!yoe yGe
derotton Of the weak Maid Of DT}k4H4 could do TO
, 1864-07-11

~ The following letter Is from Dr.. J. q. DOR
dan, Of Cincinnati, to Dr.. Wilson. OF Pistsburg,
Dr.. James' abilities in the treatment Of private
diseases, DR.. Wilson knowing Dr.. Jordan was ac-
quainscd with Dr.. James. Df. J. Il. Jordan WAS
ring the summer Of 1Sao. and was Professor of tho
Theory and Practice Ut Medicine, and Of Asteria
Medica in the American Medical Institute, OF Lou
isvle KY, IN 1Bo0-5l and 80. Dr. Jordou IL now,
OF wee when last heard from, practlcing In Clncln-
matt, (ou]y one days tsayel from Chicago By the
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milwaukee Market,

I6rEC1Rl UIFpNEcHf TO IHd INIEaKu 11:uuNe-I
MILWAUKEE,, Saturday, July 9, 1864.
FLoUn-Market Inactive desle1s stln apart.
GkxIS-Whent very Irregular, and Saic lower, bur
recovering the cloee-hs morning 50 90 bu sold at
seas@z1s. On 'ChanEs s.oco bu ao1d at nem Il l.9
s.ls-coeing st The ou1tds price. Oats Gull and
nomiDaly lo*es-no sales. Corn unchanged, with
ses at s1s2 for small lots. Rye starce with sales OF
! car ut $L55. BsrleT uDset:led-there we're some
sales np.t.
LATER.
The wheat market 1e zltve this evening, and dect.
dcdly higher Sales since 'Chsnge 9e,0M bu No. l
Ep.1ng 81 tz1s@2.2+closing st The Eewhail House,
Tonight, at $912H3221.
, 1864-07-11

lspectsl Dtapatch to the Chicago tn 1hune.1
DErHo1T, Saturday, JalI =, 1864. .
UP-Propellers Quetn CT the Lakes, Touawanda,
Fountain City bark Naomi brig Cross; schooLezs
Aldebarsu, Alfred. Ell Bates. Murtsy,lW. F. Alien,
Dickinson.
Down-Propellers Hunter, Merchant; bark Inv1n-
cible; schooners Ellen Williams, Kate Robinson.
, 1864-07-11

seuAw GrovE soLnHns' Am soc1rrr.-The
ladies' Of Squaw Grove, Illinois, hare recently or.
ganized 6o!dierz' Aid Society, and have worked
for the sick and wounded in the armies Of the
country with degree Of devotion rarely equalIed
In the history Of similar organizations. During
h.e month Of June, the Society forwarded to the
Chicneo Sanitary Commission, box OF goods
valued at S14265. This contribution and al con-
t5fhutions Of like nature ase taken in Charge By
portion OF the field where they are most needed,
Not IN article Is wasted or misspproprtated.
, 1864-07-11

" A KlETY TIL EAT r z,
is ard u Dssroorn street.
@, Il, CHADWICK n CO., Sole Leteea and HAE3Ic.s.
T. T.. FITCH. Acting and HtaSe AsnsRt1.
RETURN OF TIE old FAVoEITES.
MISS EMMA AND EDITH WHITING.
Reappear1tce OF
MISS ANNIE AND TARREE BORDWELL.
First appearance Of
M1SS BATTIE HINkLEY,
Firet appearance Of MIR. PETE Ike, Ethiopian
ccmtdiFn and general performer.
IE, LEW. SIMMONS. the Lion Bau|0tst and E!ht.
o,.sn Comedian, vii appear Thursday evening. 14a.
Tccr3 ope at ~ O'Clock. Curtain rikea st ~ sclk.
scAL7 or Y11CHB:-PssGustte. IS cz; D-sts AID
Family Circle IS cts; P1iyRta Euxcs 31.t0. si1xle
RnA Il IN 8QIcG, 50 CENT.
, 1864-07-11
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

WANTED.-"The Pen il
w nisb1ter than the musk.t." pf eousse i Y
veterans tn1tJ dAys IN tho ssrstce) hkae aAd no f.
Ale co1reso oudentB since thttr Erndnothetf a..
s.ne,t ths sttenslon Or any namosr Of isdisa OF
ttgposod to sesyo their
~ and amuae thcm.eive1 WITH the ahnya named Of
WHEnLER, Cospmbu1, Ky. jyu M7Hlt
, 1864-07-11

DoUoLAs MONUMENT ASSOCIATION
to adjournment, the Eoard of Trustees will meet
at Parlor No. 10. Sherman Houee, on T1eaday
afternoon next, July II, at ~ o'clock. Il Is e1-
pecttd that every member OF the Board In tho city,
and those residing IN othrr places who attend,
will promptly be present ut this meeting, rs bnsi-
ness of special Importance will be transacted. By
, 1864-07-11

u II D
July .Gth, 1851, MtET EL1ZABEIH, cn1y daughter
Of Bernard and Apphia B. Wygaae, uRed months
Fphe. al to daY {Monday1, at o'clock ?. H.. from
No. s Park avenue Fr.ends OF the family are re-
eaEed to Attend Ml,hQ1t fQI her pet3ce.
, 1864-07-11

I'M WANTED-Teaehers to sell BY
- subscription, during their summer vacation,
, new fnd important Tork ws now have Ia rSepa.a
ton. AID = hitch viii soon be ready. Such ef tha
above class ues1re pleasant profitable employ
ment 4Erla2 tha SIMMER Eonths, utited wlth vAlua
h:1 dsSip1l1e that s.naot os ob:ansd II ths set9os
LENT; EEEI 60, Pnessae1s. Ne. IL DearDnrn s:reet.
, 1864-07-11
90 Rfltt.

ITO RENT-Two pleasant furnish
i ed rooms 70 single tentienen without board.
on West washington street. References required.
Addzess Fost Omse Box La. }yl1n50t-2t
ITO RENT-The Lake View House
Il and fu1tl-u1t. Tho nouse contains about g
rooms: Ii located the Lake Hhoro rrFnltta norm
etthe city EoEss cars run within few rods q me
st-eet. }JQ m6Bsly
, 1864-07-11

STREET CAn AocmEHT.-0n Saturday afternoon
Randolph street car ran INTO two horse wagon
WHEN near Franklin. The wagon Was overturned
and thrown eume feet from the sccne Of cotlision,
while the car was hurled from the track
, 1864-07-11
356trQpR0.

GTRAYED-Or stolen from tie
u subscriber nns GrAy mare. abou. fourteen hands
p1Rh and seven years old Aso one bay pony, seven
ytass cd and twelve hand. htzh. Any person who
rtWsfded ny CHkIsT BAUMANN, 1sT Mtlwaua %
avenue. CHICAGO. Illinois, tJllm749St
, 1864-07-11

Dr. EEerxonss Chicago Eye and Ear infrm-
Ary and Clinical 1nstitute, 18t South Clark street.
tee,air passages, Or. Eye1son's reputation for sk
anu success ts proYerhlAl. ju1y9m7t0-6t,
, 1864-07-11

Dyspepsia, EeFEouAness and Debility.
There Is not medicine that we know OF which
tte nervousness and debility, and is warranted to
effect permanent cure Of the worst cases OF 1nd-
eestton or dyspepsia for sale by druggists aud BY
z. 6eovil, wholesale agent, Is Randolph street,
Cbfcaro ' -
, 1864-07-11

Bryant & StTat1oNs* Chicago T11e-
graph 1nHt1tuts,-The laryeet institution OF
the lind IN the world Thirty-Gya telegraph IT,
etumenta In constant use. Address
ERxANr Il STKA-ToH,
jy2m446-1m DaW CHesso, III.
, 1864-07-11
M A r. RI H ID.
II i # u .

In this city. On the a;h in.t,, By the Rsv, E ".
Ha1er, Nj CHARLES =. IEUSS, Of G1ncinnati, aod
AeKT ANNE. eldest da1ghtez Of Mr.. william Foot
rer. No caftd.
, 1864-07-11
8narniHH,

POARDING.-As suit Of pleasant
II furnished OF unf1Inished rroma, also = kinQla
rocm with honrd, be hsd II ses Ohio street. with
use Of gas. bath, &c. with private family. Salts
fAetor7 references feQoifed. tJ4utat6S
, 1864-07-11

BAIL rs. c. l. r. I. r. R.-Thc action OF Vim, 7,
Dali vs. The Chicago and Rock Island Railroad
Company reported IN the TRIBUNE Of Tbursdsy
jury seturned verdict for the plaInt1R Of $1,000,
, 1864-07-11

Picnic Excursion to Winetka tomorrow
Uuesday. July 12.) We call the attention Of our
readers TO the advertisement in another column OF
today's paper Of this picnic Of the Christian Sun
IL EAlN