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, 1864-07-27
FROM POINT LOOKOUT.
a Arrsrut Of Southern Refu1ees-Hu-
nors OF Shcrldan,s Movements,

WAsH1sGToS, Tuesd,y, July 20.-The
.dnie,feaa's Point Lookout correspondent says
during last week there were large arrivals
Of men women and children Of ali natlonali-
tics. They gay the authorities at Richmond
gBnt free passes to all women and children
und old men who wish to come North.
Some Of these refugees say that when Cross
irg the Rappahannock they heard that Sheri-
dan had attacked Early In his retreat and cap
tured back a lnrge number of cattle and
wagons. The fight was said to have taken
place near Stauntou.
, 1864-07-27
The Foreign Markets.

- TIE NU1E1Gu 1fIU1RcEas
Per steamer Ecotia.] IBJ Telegraph.
-..- LIVERPOOL, July Is.
H1EApsTCTFs-Flour rather N re ttqui5ed for, d.
ateae3 prices. Extra stats 2at 6d@tts. Wheat nrnn
At iulpFices, aud partially Id higher than on Tues
day. Aed Ne1tern 6d lt@ss led: Hsd Southern es ID
4fe Sd Whita WestEru So 9199t 11l; Southern 81 ~
Aps I'd celtal I'm steady at 3ll 6o9Vs 81 = 499
NJ for liked Western.
PEoy1sIoxs-B.ef tsrn, And partially 7agd dearer
Pork in good demand at IN advance OF 3GGa i etce
Fecon In good requesL tad arm, IN cases Ia
@lB "a dearer On the NeeK.
LATRsT.
LIVERPOOL, Saturday Eve, JCly II,
'CGT5ox-FiTm St unchanged quotations.
HN1ADBrTFFS-Flfm.
fAov1sIoss-f1rm and tend upward. .....
Lo3Dos, Saturday Eva, July 1s,
CcrEo}s closed at s1;s99l Tor money. - -.
American Steel. market firm aEd a1T a1eing for U.
s, s.2tf. whEe other tt-cEs are eraar dull.
Paris Dt urse nat. Itenses co:ed at 6sk. 21c.
Rresdhtnttt dali. Wea ,h1r fAvo'a5 for crop1
The lateet e.t.s of Artrtcsn Securities we-e I'LL.
nt,a Itn4rnl l:aroao li34l discount: Ef1e, 5AA31,
The. rbel 1o1n to-day touched So but aEcllned,
closing at iB. a.r -H 1A'
, 1864-07-27
ILIANDlS AND M1UHIGAH CANAL.
Especial I,lspatch to the Chicago Tribunal


Especial dispatch to the Chicago Tribunal
Bn1poEpoRr. Tuesday, July 2z-1 p. n.
CLEAEED
Advance, Aths;ns; It. S.ls, Athena; Montana,
LoeEpors; To6acco Pisnf, Norris, -s''7S'
p e eofn ~ Telfof f'osS imSefis 9 tn;
ccal: Lecrsu1, LaSal!e. $500 hu corn.
Gxt1ED JG} ?: IT. @ sa LsS e7oe3
0tllnSles. SO posts: b Hess, Athens: ! II Chspn,
sss VI
+. snklip. Do Ahquipps. Uttes; Bsile Frsnes, L.
"a. Iasalie; Eo tnru3. sannis. ok ' '''A1'o' 1Au'
AREIvEp-cayqga, Loekpo:t, 100 bu corn, 1,s.o bu
9s @ s. do No2fos 9q SOP 4
luoble stone, 2.,uCJ ns empty bareels,
, 1864-07-27
lie war IN TEXAS,

Ik1E WAX In AAhAN5ASs
On the 18th. d detachment Of the 10th ILL.,
nois, about $50 strong, encamped near Scar
CT. Ark, was surrounded and attacked by
about l,500 of shelby's command: a portion
Of the detachment, after 3 desperate fight,
aIce, numbering 12O, were killed, wounded,
or taken prisoners. searcy is a small place,
nbout sixteen miles north Of Boonvi1lc Sta
ton. Shelby is thought to be In that yiclni-
ty, end large cavalry force has been sent af-
ter him. Scouts report Shelby to have 6evc.
Ial pieces OF artillery.
Great suffering exists among the refugees
in and around Duy4lPs Bluff 4 great nun.
ber are at that plsce. Sickness prevails
among the m to great extent, and numbers
are dying daily. Tic Dickey brought around
over 1C0. A number died before leaving the
Bluffs and several died during the trip.
On the 10th inst, at Fort Smith, the Ar
kansas River had risen one foot. The river
Is is very low, with only four feet of water
on the bar ut Fort Smith. White River,
also, is very low, With but four and one.hslf
feet On the bars. Il Ia only nayigable fer
the smaller class of steamboats,. The fleet
experienced grent difficulty in getting out.
The reports that the rebels have batteries
planted at different points on White River are
false. Eo rebels or guerillas were 10 be seen
on the way down.
We passed the steamer Kenton on the 10th.
She reported that she WAS fired into that
morning.
A letter dated "Steamer John q. Dickey,
mouth Of White Riyer, July 20, 1884," says,
large number OF troops leave here to-day
for Duyal1's Bluff and Little Rock. We met
feet Of nine boats yesterday In White River,
loaded with troops Tor Steelc'6 army.
, 1864-07-27
UswtRo Market.

OswEao. Tuesdays July 2s, 1854.
FLoUs-Duu and unchanged. with sales ht III. .25a
'Iso for Eo1 spf1EE Sly for red winter; s12258
II u for Willie: SIS t6d1s.23 for double extra.
O. ieat tcalc3 ani 4nc:-whI,e Michigan
f25tH. Corn quIet-Nu2 Illinois 47c
CANAL FA11durs-Flous Goc, Whest 15c, corn l3Hc,
to EIw York.
No receipts By lake. ... .-..-.. ....
CANAL Exronra-:Go bu wheat, $500 bu corn.
, 1864-07-27
FROM ALI NV.
Tic Quota OF New York State.

ALBANY. y: =, Tuesday, July 26.-The
quota Of the State under the last call for
SEQ eco men, Is stated Ut So, ,318 men.
, 1864-07-27
DI E d

On Monday. ss:,h inst, Mrs. MARI G. TYETa
Z other Cf Chae.J. Wystn, Of thlb city.
Fureral will tale pla:s from the residence Of N.
ClrWllh, F&q II DesrbLrn PArx, this tWstI esdAy)
afternoon, 1t O'Clock. -, --
in this city, on the 2sth Inst. WAITER RICH
ARDS, infant ron OF N. 4. and HtYtfa '. 5tevc2f.
, 1864-07-27

D. PHILADELPHIA, Tuesday Evening july 76.
FLorE-.Famfly, $l0.tsa11-so.
1rAIS-Wheat dull. wt.h s,les Of old red at a. 500
IS aId ehoics reg at "a Is Corn steady, With saes
at Sc.
GRoCkglEs-Inactive. ... ..
Observation-Disclosures. Crude, Sc; refined In
botu, 6alas1c: Hits tres, G@95e.
NuIsTf-Dpil at 19C.
, 1864-07-27
Cure OF catarr1,, Throat and CEcst
-Dlscases~.The New System Of Curer-

practice Of Or. L WinAow Aver, lot the Chicago
T.oat and Lung Institute, AcCormick,s building,
cor. Randolph and Dearborn etreets) in the speedp
na, Bronchitis, md curable stages Of consumption
il well knoEn to onr ctttzene represent season
s culiary favorable for the successful use Of the
new remedies, and 1t has been repeatedly demon.
stratcd that they succeed even after ali other forms
Of medication have been tried in vain.
Notwithstanding the vast Increase in the prices
OF all articles, especially medicines, Dr. Aver has
not yet advanced his prices therefore, persons who
wish to aSsfl themselves Of present rates nnd to
fully recover from this dangerous class Of diseases
]y. neglected throat disease or catarth or other
affection OF the lungs, invariably becomes uorys.
and too oiten quite aucura1le. at the approach of
tall, WHEN at the resent tins In all probability
few weeks Is sufficient to effect complete cure.
tySGuTa4- st. -Tnes Wed&Fd
, 1864-07-27

lBreclal Dispatch 10 tbs Chicago 1bu1e.1
:" DlrRorT, Tuesday, July Is. 1864.
Ur-Frop Weaona.
DowH-Eone.
WIxp-Sbnthwext.
, 1864-07-27

Chicago Eye and Har Inartnary.-
Catar1h. cIoes eye. cataract. opaclues; ams.
deafneee. ditchErec from the esrs. ringing uoisce
IN the bead. and all old chronic diseases receive
he snost skiiltal m m:n,eical nd medical treatment
!asiEs3sSt
, 1864-07-27

PHILADELPHIA, july 20.-The British bark
Delaware, from Demarara, reports that anotll~
er disastrous fire occurred at that place on the
18th inst, which destroyed even larger por-
tfon Of the town than the previous one. The
lcss is several millions Of dollars,
, 1864-07-27
Ree1dence Richmond House. jyT.ns3i-1t

EnploJment.-The Employment Committee
Of the Young Mems Christian Association have
numerous applications for situations of all kinds
End will be glad II parties in the city or country
too1ns ot the Association, In Methodist block, or
ecnd to P. o. box 2l50.
, 1864-07-27
WOOL.
Wool In New York.
lFrou the NeH York Economist, Jn{Y q

.rr.,,, III Nauv y,rk EconomJsf yrtu o9r
II: g9ss week hss hsa @
y 9esnsl ef
Of n1 s e.
sseses aass g
alF extent Ths d.posstoa M e. e se sa, s n9 g5sas1
ess ss 9 g.
pHeoaSs tse former 9shgr
E5asSss y. T., of s'lat ID .s
will be tlsappclhted he watts Tor any l.4rial re-
iittc While, but nash hiehsr prices thaa have yst
been reached viii prevail aad that soo 9arnS Sap.
sst sTlss q t5st !; sh;se soo toasy
be1Ee s ies 3 vel e IN sne gso T!1T districts a.
nST 5sts;, Even themselves u, fasne' ''0sa
spsak,ng Of a?a. .ss;!e wools. 4: Llnes van nl.s:
m 1. aesen. prices they are =; relatively Cheaper
ps G.
s5 9s3 sst
k1oaiis lat oos viii be reaurea and ds Import.
atio1s fSF eome Tine to come Sl! pe l!g9Mt T. vesY fey
oEden s!isa svSn hare eesn
eS 81 e sSpRS e.
t en- 70 raise The ?rics Of tnelr gooda, and they
h s Il h ise e Ss s'anS ra IT.
when they sfe n compelled s e. III. ...,.,.
they Rave got to have It, and they will % obliged to
Is Is Il Ct aFs material
riso in wool, md hsray tangible reason De g1v
9ss S;fs ~ a. sSss ri
u e u % onee
NrrG
, 1864-07-27
No. 10t SoCTu ADAHs STREET,
CHICAGO, H., 18th July, 1861.

J
SUI desire through your columns to state
few lacte relstiye to restoration to health md
active life through the peculiar treatment Of Dr..
james Hunter, Of this city. have for many Jears
eighteen months ngo my symptoms became great-
Is aggravated; my cough was distressing in the
extreme, my breat hing short and difficult, expec-
to1ation protuse constant NIGHT sweatE With chills
seQuent emactat,on. In a word. wns IN q
pzoetsEte, and almost hopeless. condition, and I,
rs well nR my friends, had abandoned nll hope OF
my recovery. In this coalition l was induced to
consult Dr. James Hunter, Of s. Washington
street, and Elaced myself under his treatment In
February, 1869 In coprse Of tue 1rft month be.
gan to chow evidence Of decided improvement.
The cough. which had resisted all ordinary means
In utc, and which was yerT violent IN Its character
Paye way gradualy to the use Of tho 1nhaer; night
eweate ceased soon after, neariy all the uniavota-
bic e3 3mptoms diaappe 1teo, one after another my
appett%s % Eetu,nsd eirsnsta increased; eounts;
and healthy, and my, weight Increased twenty
pounds in q fcw months. AZ the Termination Of
three months nom the time Of placing msaeh an-
der Dr.. Hunters care, ] foand myself enjoying
eueh health ss I had been stranger to for many
tearg, and which had not even dared to hope for.
t1ye since then retained this remarkable I'M
provtmept- and feeling that owe ii all to the at
tention and skill Of DR.. Hunter, make this public
avowal OF the fact as due to him. and his re1arka-
bic practice, In the treatment Of CONSUMPTION.
would therefore strongly urge those suffering from
pulmonary diReaee. not TO become discouraged, or
give rp n despair, until dEst giving his peculiar
Your ob't ser7't JSo. z. MooD1.
Drf. r. d J. HGater. Physicians for Diseases OF
the Chest-embrac1ng Cstarra, Sore Throat. Bron-
chitis: Asthmn, Consumption, and Heart Disease,
ts exclusively confined. may be consulted persou-
ally OF py leller daily, at tbelf oflca M s3 Wash
lneton street. Office hours from 10 q. N. to o.P.
Ree16ence- Richmond Houae ;vH.nea.1t
, 1864-07-27
Anctlo1l 5ales.

~ Auctlonaezt, III, 46 and 20 DzArborn It.
SUPERIOR FURNITURE, ELEGANT CHAMBER,
SUITS, &c.
AT A.U CTION.
On FRlDAY.EvgErnG, July 2sth, at 9x O'Clock,
M tea T. + c sorsisnRP PesS
ese FarloF snits, Marble 5r9p Tab!e, sna 1, S;d:. ~
OAK a;d va lnut E1tepnon Tables. frerGh ana COT:
tsEe Bedsteads. Eresstng BuIe.qs; Wa:hsta5!s,
Camp ChalIa EaEy and ErcEing Chairs. P!ctutss. s;
VT Plated Castors, Isa Pitchers Spoons, Fork, &c.
Chau1htF knia In rcsewoo1, yatuiahed. and oiled
va1lnE ard chettn1t, DC DC. Parties wtshin. hr.t
tale GIL 3EkT t. SAMPSON,
1yx118i15t Auc!1oEeers.
, 1864-07-27
The Best Tonic in tho World.

The Best Tonic in the World.
HuBBEL's -
GOLDEN BrTTERS,
uUBDEL'S ..-.----
GOLDEN BITTERs.
.. CURES
WEAKNESS.
GENERAL DEBILITY,
PURELY VEGETABLE
Not bitter End unpleasant to the taste, but the
most palatahIe ever offered. Particularly to the
Southern market.
Circulars sent to any address,,
GEO. 9. HUKBE. Co.,
Proprietors.
New York.
FOR BALE BI
BErnham & Van Schsack, Wyhe & Edwards,
and Druggists & Grocers generally.
july1-ms16-1St-f, N, g. "
w Cramps. Collie. Cholera, SUM
mer Complaint, Dyrentery, Dlarrhca. andall Al.
lectually By Dr.. D. Jayue's Catmtnatt!e Baisam.
Being pleasant to the taste it IL readily taken by
chidsen. and having maintained it, popaltrity tof
commend it ss STANDARD Household Remedy.
Sod hy Druggists Everywhere.
j}sef3t-N v i
, 1864-07-27

A1etionear and Commission Merchant,

81 Randolph street, between State md Dearborn;
Will recelTb cILslgnmenta OF houBthold S0ods and
every teecspton Of Mc:ehsu@ise: Ltoessl sdvaaccs
mage or goods for SALE Rsfsr to Willard Bros; co..
sycamore, nj: 3. Go5dWfn & BRO. = zaxhAum d
FatfchiId. nd u. =. L eh.7key; Hew FORK. PArtlc-
restGeuces- Also Of Stocks, 81 aGa. Rast Estate,
HaEoe, HoEtes, EhEI1a{eE, DC DC. t4s6i414e:taahp
, 1864-07-27

EennEn1 "A man named John kappaaen wss
robbed OF 500 and watch Ut E1oggesy, on Mar
sct street on Sunday last The thicf escaped.
, 1864-07-27
autlEElt1RNtB,
M oTICKER'S THEATRE.

M q1UKER's THEATRE.
MONDAY EvEAtsa. Jat,. 2ssh,
Third week OF Tbs e7saeenent Of lha American
MIR. W.T.. WARREN,
g hs n's i H. BY the bet :ek
III y oGF Gg1sA sHoe-D.nee m1e
a9Eas,sSaauT 1StssWRzsH y ssaW1RHzAsHo7-D4n:e Mia
w, .aHEs n Has woo0-D'se'
II FHH Mite
E:se baes door of ia fhessra bet1ssa 10 and u.
COLONEL WOODS MUSEUM,
&s2D 5ses;se & .ss
WEDNESDAY EVENING. jul, 9th.
And ever evcnlsg I'll further Eoles: mi on sa'us.
s e
THE DUKES MOTTO.
Han.ss tzifS
El11ehs &c Nne1er. ~rs: I; e. q. ff5,sa I,
Few W - nd d masn,aean. scsssiJ. Macnlasry. Cos:
tunes aud apzolntmen's.
NOW on RxbBr Ion.
PILATES COURT Of, The Irla1 of Chsl:t,
Ss txsRs fssas ss
s GIss!s "a = ssS:ae:si
IS ?ssa sTsa e1aa '& 4 I X : & t
" ARIaTY THEATRE,
i: 2:@! Z Z; 3 !; !s
Froer.-.rtc ct
, 1864-07-27

PEAK FAxnT.-The agent OF tho Peak family Of
Bell Ringers is in the city making arrangements
for series OF ent rtainmenta here. They intend
making their bow to Chicago audience on or
about the 6th OF August.
, 1864-07-27

Coz wooD's NrsErx.-The new play Of the
dukes Motto" which has been come time In
prcparstion, snd !. yc-y highly commended BIZ the
this evening.
, 1864-07-27
LOCAL MATTERS,
DINEAeES OF TIE THROAT AND
LUNGS.
Tribute to DR.. Hunter.

We copy from the Nation al IateQIngexeer. Wash
tngton, the following Interesting remarks On con-
SUMPTION:
Il CONSTIPATION CUHADLE?-Thts enbiect + ono
which has from tho yexy infancy of edlc1l science
been oebateahlc question auaous practitioners.
At Cnce one Of the most iIsldous and tncurAOIe
of human naladiee, the little success attending
the treatment csen OF those who Eaade 1t thelr
tpsc.alty has been Looked upon as the .ep:o,ch Of
tvs.y physician had his own pacu.iar etyla or
treatut nj, and as the Jaws concerning the human
sss,s gpy S srse1 s1ss D4a s , ts
Of this lhck OF knowledge WIS constantly apparent
in the latalty attending the attacks OF the dis
became m object ot curious study and scisatide
investigation. The circulation OF the blood. tbs
Laws soTerntn: 1t, and the important. part OF the
operations performed By the hecrt and lungs were
were treated With r1ewr Of more enlightened scope
Still bronchial sud pulmonary affections hare been
,en2 eqet e Cd stSs; The
of diseases By various concocttons acting through
the stomach and they contend that this Is the noat
natural method net of reaching internal diseases:
numerous every Year, These gentlemen contend
thas 1t is useless to burhcn the stomach With nau-
seating mixtures when the parts affected can be
t!eatec dr.. ctY, and without the ia.esVent'on OF
the digestive functtens- Prominent among the
adyceatcs of Inhalation is Or. james Kunter,
phyeicitn Of extended reputation and high stand
views On This subject have been lald before onr
zcadera In detail, In series OF letters on the pa
thoio, and proper treatment Of pulmonary dls:
eases. He has pructsed hiH peculiar eystem Of
inhalation for 5cArz, with tho most satisfactory
rcsuttf. Scores Of caees, regatded as tncufah]e
under the qld syssem Of treatment have yielded to
many victims snatchea from certain doom.
Among the numerous testimonials awn1ded to
Drf. Hunter, the following !. one which we are
requested to publish. 1t. Eowcver, will speak for
, 1864-07-27

FALSE A1AaH.-1he alarm Of IRE last night
"lich called cut the steamers shout 1iuc O'Clock.
;.rcvcd 10 he a false one. no fire could be dis
, 1864-07-27

l1cHIc o. THE NonTH SFtn MIss1oH.-De sure
10 lavor the North Star Mission with ycur pres
cnce al Evanston m Thur.da5 fto-mor1ow) July
.Sth. Cars leave MlwGukec Depot at 0 a. m. You
wall And Ice Cream, Lemon ade, and other refresh
1nents III the Grove.
, 1864-07-27
EStrapeD.

GTRAYED OR STOLEN-3lo
~ Reward. stzayed from tho rnhse5tber. On Pras.
years ole. With Ehso strife on haek ana dsnt Haise
bag, shor1sh tall rather broad horns. snd log IN
ec1sbcr Or g1vo ncrtnatien where aba nay be fund
thall receive The aoove reward. D. AcELHAIN,57E
Clark tlitet. 1SSrz2L4 u
, 1864-07-27

THAsKs-The undersigned, on behalf Of the
alth Illinois Infantry, herewith tenders his sincere
erd heartfelt thanks 10 the associations who par.
tieipated 1n1ts reception.
Also to the officers and members ofthe 18th who
by their presence gave new evidence Of their kind
and brotherly feeling which they have ever mani
Tested towards 1t. G. 4. GuESTHER,
Mafer CammBn1fnO
, 1864-07-27
or STOLEN-Fro,

AlHA4 4EU VE SlOLE'N- -Er rom
H., On lat Monday, ! BAY Horse four years old,
sho1t. we'll set. n good coz dison heavy mans end
rtHht 1eze tex, the len shoulder silently m3r9 oE
nse Of collar. rtwatd Of Twenty-Piyn Dolln,s VIII
be peid tnr bar return to tho aeoVe eoGfess.
jT1 Raf9e
, 1864-07-27

THREATENING LAxGUAGE.-A Gcntfeman'y look
ing man nnmrd Porter RocentsEe, was yesterday
charged before Justice DeWolf With using threats
towlrds his former employer, Mr- Dudey, who
Keeps cigar storc Under the fremont Houee.
The net used has been acting al clerk for Mr. Duf
ley. and on Monday he went into the store in a
state Of fDtoxcnuor, caught bold Of the complain
ant in violent manner, and used the threats With
which tc is CHARGED. Rocentyne waved an e1ami,
Ii Ion. and WIS held to bail IN 500 to ansWer the
compl. inl In tic Recorders Court.
, 1864-07-27

SJRAYED OR STOLEN-Dn
y Sunday. ed inst, brown and white Durham
Cow, ANY perscrrudiug ste lAoc viii So suttastY
1tvnrded b3 calling At ""53 lna3AuA atIrbt,
ITS L1t9zt
, 1864-07-27

yesterday morning, near
II cotnsr ef West WAsatnnoo st.ee'. q Mich
lag property and paying chs.aes to r ". MILLER.
At! n. AvesY's Itmbes yAsd. corner West Maser e
ard CanAl6trcets. ii96L@QH
, 1864-07-27

(Music-DIrgc}
| Drank standing in solemn silence.
e Sapf,
e en 9, ts s.h s ss4 bad S Sns her g
rams in valor With tneir stained and rent old battle
to those whom they loved. But commingted With
Three ye.r aso. full in numbers, they lett all that
1hey loved 70 battle fet the right and the prayers
stroy q has not passed them By. Many tamiliaz
faces hare long since passed nom their ranks, md
The teass Of many viii rise to-day at sad reminis;
b1cth9s who have falep. The battlefield, the
tals ssr q as { ~, dssh IT,. Dss S5y
nanes esh fell nohy battling for the honor OF his
| country's flag. and heedom'e starry emblem has
drink Heartily to he IMMORTAL tai memeor1 of the @ no.
bic dead. In .eara to come. when our childrtn
ehal hear Of The blood trailed held, the Names Of
gallant fallen ones Fa be as green and AZ fresh as
~ w,IS5sa'aa.by 5s' hst pstz55e9t11e efforts IN behelt
| our admiration and love-
Responded 10 By Dr.. Brock Mcvicker.
BE je1t most sens{bly the honor Of responding to
that sentiment as II told him that theY believed
was he ielt that his words muet be few. Wh5 was
It that thoughts Of women nfngle with every idea
ofpat1iotisms Il is because she has stood forth
| molly for her country, and has poured forth not
OILY from her abundance put from her stint We'll
may the civilized world wonder at the works she
has done In THE hour Of her conptry's trisl. Her
action has strengthened the soldfefs' arms, and
Lot only will they wear the PATRIOTS wreath, but
many who bear the nsme Of woman will wear
noble hnnors. he hopored and reyerenced woman
| too much to ring the charges IN empty words on
her eraees and accomplishments, but he
would eay that the record Of her deeds will aseeud
Ssr u Res s M
T. ClarkEon then read the following verses writ
ten BY YOUNG Indy Of this city.
, 1864-07-27
:TDu,t1.

EOUND--Last Saturday Dlght, on
| South De- pls,uea STREET, q oreybouat, which the
owner cen hsye By nrovtnR props1tv ard ps.tnR
atyeek lys1 A73fi[
, 1864-07-27
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sssae sa ehiesso saa
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advertising th. color q tns!r a:s ann nns snd
can have theF foltuses carrian5 wsts ~ ceDts M
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w vhora liberal bounty wall 10 pA;a Aaassss
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s,,,.rsr row tnadt f5o,No IN two Ioa:s Tins ana
NV .he1 IAN ma2e ,1e name. All IeItefa fsou!pS7
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/ County, 1ndtaoA. = Ha'- s''.N
, 1864-07-27

TEr~oSA1~-Licutcnant Colonel J. Il, Howe. @
tho 1e.th Illinois infantry ie uow on brief visit to
this city, stopping at the fremont His reei-
mcnt ID now doing garrison dirty 1T Vlcksburr,
Tue I'D Illinois, LttItenaut Colonel Stockton, Et
reports 1e alto doing Ear1leon duty at that place
, 1864-07-27

STREET Ex1ESssoN.-Tbe Board Of Public
Works has determined to recommend to the Com.
mon Council at their next eeetion-which takes
place tomorrow cvcnipE-the opening Of North
aver ue. rom Wells street to the Catholic Gene.
terry. The Board ut one time contemplated the
opening Of the avcnue TO the lake, 6ut 1t was
found that II would he Mt preaent impracticaule,
owingto 10 tic many recent intetmeuts In that part
Of the Cemetery which it would be necessary to
take for the purpose Of the street.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1864-10-13
Large Auction. Sales:


FAIRCHILD T. CO., Auctioneers,.
vereceived from the east consignmentsof
BOOTS & SHOES
DRY GOODS, AND HATS y CAPS,
which they will offer at Wholesale at Aue-
ton at follows g..
40 Gases Boots and Shoes,
On "wednesday next, October lati, At
10 o'clock a.. m.
HATS AND CAPS,
On Thursday, the 18th, and ,'<1y .
DRY GOODS ="
On Friday, the ,l4th.t SYrH a....5 .
The Shoes and Boots are fresh Stock, late
Styles and all No. quality, and in unbro-
ken cases, and will be sold only the case or
dozen; the HATS are mostly Of low q,fa1i'
~, q few dozen Of good. The Day GooDs
ars staple, good Goods, embracing &
GATYNETS, c.4SSINERES, ,~-t ~
JAMES, PRINTS, MUssLxNs.
DRLLLSx ;ELANNEL!s, ETC.
These will bs sold partly ny piece and
,artly It retail; aid The safe will7probably
f continued throixis Saturday, q.
The purabssss Of seAelI day must be paid
fcr And removed on thsday Of ssale;ta o
deposit viii BE reqniref from every party
having soodsset 6sids; aces aas"p "a
I-s.aa-yFAIRGHIED & GO.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1864-10-13
Lively d nd sale stable.

The un Undersigned has Just erected a.
u, '.'' go %@j2@, :. 21rHNf "sE1N '~5;1 A6
a large and commodious stable ON the cor
ner Of Lake Street and Perry Place, oppo-
site Clark's store, near the Central House,
which he has filled with livery stock, COM
prising number Of
FINE RISES,
Suitable for either riding or driving, and q
variety, of ....... it.. D: %...-s5,, . r 80.
DSOME~ BUGGIES
For single or double team. r .-9~. =
Commodious, elegant carriages for pleas
ure parties always ready. ..-s,, .. =
All orders for teams for excursions, Fu-
nerals or Journey viii be attended to
promptly. m.--f :. $500 ~
His stock is Of the best kind, and he in
vites his friends to call. ,r,, - ..s,.
L. B. SILSBY.
st Cloud, June Esd, 1868. v5n49--fy