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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-09

ETNE RESIDENCE FOR SALE. The splen
Il did residence aud grounds OF the late II p. Gas
seibefry, finely located In the immediate vicinity
Of Mt. Vernon, Indiana, are offered 20 purchaser n
At private sale. The grounds contain about sevea
acres, and the premises are In complete repair
Persons desirous Of purchasing one OF the hH nd.
soonest places In Southern Indiana, referred to
Il. NJ. SPENCER, Fsa., Mt Vernon, or
1Eo. J. CHANDLER. ESQ.,, Evansville.
anEs.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-09

american Cancer champion. DIR.
hkBBkRS has located in the city of ouiaey,
illinois, No. los Main Street, third door above
Quincy House. ohaee over ]. r. pay,On's book.
store.
He claims to be the King Of Cancer. and Al,
kinds Of Fever soreS, such as White swer;n, .ns
Bone Diseases, serOfnls Piles. Sore Ewes in their
worst stages, Liver Complaints. Cop.umD,,o,,
Female Weakness, and Salt Rhsum. T.,,.r
Rheumatism, SC, sc.
The Doctor became master Of the above di,eas..
while travelling through Europe aud America. ana
he nov stands at the head Of his profession hath
in Europe and America. The Doctor will TAX.
pleasure in showing his visitors certificates Of tia
above diseases where they have been given up as
ineurable by the best physicians in the country
The Doctor also guarantees a cure in all case.
where the patient lives up to the directions.
The patient will please correspond weekly, Civ
ing true statement Of the case. No. -.
49, The poor dealt with literally.
Cancers extracted In from feur TO twenty -foul
hours, without instruments or pain, or drop o
blood. rosyl2
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-09
FOR SALE.
A Circular Saw Mill.

IHTHIOH WILL DE PUT UP IN COMPLEI r
w running order. For particulars enquire Of
Jehn iSiaon, corner Of Leet and Water streets.
auaa.Zvd
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-09

COOD SEASONED wooD.-THOsE DEsIR-
VI Ing to lay In their supply for the winter viii
do we'll TO call early at John Raseh's Grocery
usr Of Vine and Sixth streets.
aug1.lmd
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-09
SPECIAL NOTICES.

A Remedy for Pilss.-It is ahlessiug to
The suffering to know that We ha~ an enectual
urs for this truly troublesome disease. Mr.. J.
p. HaKRrde, OF l64 Second street, Cincinnati, O.,
takes greae pleasure In informing all who are
suffering with piles that he used a small quantity
Of DR.. stFIckland's Pile Remedy, and It effected a
permanent cure. This seems to be the case with
i all who make use Of this splendid preparation
II is Manufactured at No 6 East Fourth street
Cincinnati, o., and sold by all Druggists.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-09

Fs.is Specific TeItores you % former health ana
nItkoui L goa ace De s1eels of dissase.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-09

A BRICK HOUSE ON MULBERRY STREET,
"a containing four rooms.
Enquire AT this Ofiee anE9
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-09

IyOR SALE, IN GoODSELL TOWN, FIVE
II aud half acres Of land, With the following
improvements two'siory brick building, con
tanning eight rooms, kitchen, cellar, and two
Iolches, good eistern a stable, and sheds for
carriage and wood two acres In orchard Of chohs
grated fruit trees, of apples, pears, peaches,
ounces, cherries, aud small fruit, and other
shrubbery two acres In meadow. For further
particulars enquire at Schroeder Lemekes Tpbae-
co store. jy-gw
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-09

oE-EtEAFt O u IT,
Subscriptions will be received By the First Ma
i4onAl Bank-of Evansville Indiana, and all re-
.pectahle Banks and Bankers throughout the eoaR-
ny VIII doubtless afford facilities to subscriber
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-09
GAR,

sita Press and fnnilc O. be
the wonder Of the age, -
length Of name 9 feet.
Prof VIVA. Casts'a esie-
brAted Cofnet Baud, on
their richly caparisoned
Hiaesis. will make a prcrvs
sion through the principal
streets previous 10 each
performances.
AnorHoon performance
at 2 O'clock evening" 81 8
, 1864-09-14

WANTED. Notice Chicago,
wv III ,eeEte-ner1 !, 1861 4 Bra2ch of1ce of the
dolph and Lasalle srzt cts ut The office OF MURPHY
TO. There viii be surgeon In attendance at ttsu
Lar honls to e1aune recruits for the Unte1 st1ges
Eavy FIVE huEated .hlp carpenters 3. d TITO hun
dIed eAul2els Nshted. tood wages will be given,
b greer OF JpAN 0. uARrY. Acting Vol Lent.
u. s. SaYY, CtU, RencexyOua. 8a19 G6,5s i
, 1864-09-14
Misunderstanding.

" "ANTED-Subst1tutee Rsc u;ts
w srd tho<e yAntc cg snch to Apply At the cKlzt-
II al Recruiting Odlef 81 Dearborn street, RoG2
/ Ne alHx3s Ku11 Autee to do what We eA3. FINLEY
D CO. eel+s9a-ls
, 1864-09-14
The DRAfT---DUR QUOTA.
BountIes md Meu--A Few Short Statements
--Re4d Them and AIT.

| The dsa, will IN all probability take p!ace IN
Cook county early IN The ensuing week u our euota
I IL not iull t.y that time,
| A great number Of men sre wanted tn ht th,t
quota.
II is the urgent duty Of every man to either vo,.
unteer himself, Or induce another to do 40.
The Citizens War Fund Comuattee Is con staut,y
in session It Room No Court House.
The Committee psy county bounty Of THREE
HUNDRED DOLLARS ON proof Of enlistment to
TIE credit Of Cook county.
The Government also pays bounty OF one bun-
dred do'lan Tor each year; three hundred dollars
foI three Yesrs service, nahn9 total OF $500,
Men eniisting for one year will ill the quota A
Ahoft term Of service, four hundred dollars bounty
aid monthly pay Of sixteen 6o!larB-Fiye hundred
and nInety-two dollars 10. one year.
The Committee il constantly In session. nn..
pared to pay bouniiea, from o'clock in the morn
Ing TIL night each day.
your bounty.
The County pays money down; you win not he
cheated out Of It. Avoid the brokers: there ia M
rcaeon why you thould give them slice-ee, al
the money Joureclf
The Committee has funds in hand, but il nav,np
cut rapidly. Let every man make 1t bis tmme5, ~
care to take the Ecrip. Sure Investment and oona
interest.
Ten per cent interest On all money lent to The
county. Visit the Committee at room No, S, court
House, any time during the day. As low as
:Wtnty-nye dollars taken.
Working men. look at It. Nowhere elsa can yon
get ton per cent interest on 30 small sun,
Capitalists. subscribe. You cannot use your
money better, or invest it more sa.ely, and you
VII aid in good cause.
C1tizenf, bring your money. The Committee
can NIL the quota II The money be forthcoming.
Avoid the draft.
MN thinking to enlist: do 80 at once, The
Committee has money DOW; It may not har- 1t
pext week, or the draft will be In progress. Then
Sou Will not eet it, and may have to 70 ANYHOW.
Members Of the Committee, every one Of you at
tend the meeting On Thursday {to-morrov@ might
at Room No. Court House.
Every member of the Executive aud Cit,zenss AMI
Financial Committees are expected to be prompt
to hear the report Of progress tomorrow night,
Take the scrip and zee that your neighbor takes
1t. Go to work now.
Work todxy-this morning. Do not M. 1. off
:os dsy-an bour-now.
He1ncmbeE the draft is here next week II we hsye
not Allied cur quota.
Cook county has never yet had to draft. Let her
now iii her quota.
Do not let the Committee ceaze payment for want
, 1864-09-14
In this ctty sept 18th 1854. CT aysEnte1y and hear
c1Eeste. VII AN PETERsON, aged 81 years.

Z e. FIJI FL Ss # SssaPsy a sas heart
Funeral from hB late resicsn't, II Klazls street,
~ b n1a eave, wits
Stool holm: =
Il ~ c:y. At tne se'ttence CT be: mother. NARY
lan Ct the ssh Reelrnt nj NV Yorf Vo:pateers
H5s tnns;a! 1.ke e. p;.ss to dsy l:' oe;oek ftom
m e the he Sic 6s
"a New Yurk pagers pleAss copy.
The following obituary was clip3 ID from as Eaatern
paper:
Died at ssrs.egs. ca sunday evening. August 18Th,
1ss,. ALbEar 81 s4irH sEso 4s ysars; al!et an II.
fSr Esny yea1s. 1ettdent OF Kenosha, Wisconsin.
The decesse5, accompanied b. his amiaole and de-
Eod xts wh9 G Sss II y dsl'cs.a health wea5 2 ths
heneaeial 70 both. wi. sEa.ta had beei u rathef
feeble health for ioe time beforo the which
BY too close att nton 70 important cuisines. inter
elts; In the loss Of de :eaced derosed wife aud
husband and tather T6er @ sli of esFsa1y hsnp6sss
was centeled n that eye1oy1nt husband and
w1ost Constant aim had been tneis comfort and hap:
sn sttl6ates ai are 70
mats ihe pertect husband sud father. The encden
ard unexpected cs, therefore. of such companion
fssssd thsouga einar eceEes Of = so!fow sid hesst.
sshiass throEine hear1-the fearful III and oppsessys
Cod Of iii mercy and grace, 1ho fempers the wind
to the she lamb, comfort and con1oie them tsls
hGnr Ct 'heif E1eat atlle.lon: .,.,. =.
Vii b. s9leiy iii md deepiy fes1stted ali sreas
s ssa fftT IL I'd e e9 oss as r.
dsce.sedlcaTts ! hssdicne fortune fsf iii family.
, 1864-09-14
CITY MORTALITY.
DcAtf,s in Chicago During the Month
OF AuSnAr, with Classification.

The monthly report Ct The Health Officer is Just
Issued, Tor the month Of August, neary half the
ne3t month having elapsed before the report il
feats to exhibit to tho public. This, however, IL
not the fault Of the Health Ot3cer. The delay ts
cauEed by the cilatoriness Of one or two of the
dtrtske1s, whose time Is too valuable 10 admit al
Their Going their duty TO the public. Itiaa great
ply That something cannot be done to etir these
gentlemen mp 10 realizing sense Of the reau;re.
meuta of the public.
The total number Of deatha during the month
was 49, increafc Of IS over the month nrerrd.
Ing, ard Of 159 over the corresponding mnnth in
tie }car 1865. The Increase Is much crrater thrn
that Of the popnla1ion. The ratio Of sm ]nor has
however, much decreased, eight being tie tnt,i
Several days during the month there vas mt s;n
gle patient tp the pest housc -'~-
CAUeEs,-7he following are the ipcittnr can
of death: Accident, 8; asthma, /; apoplexy. i ::
/ bilious fever, 2; bowel complaint. ]: consnmn
ton, II; cold, !: congestion OF br7tn 4: conres
tion OF bowels, !: copgession Of lungs i: conges
tive chills. l.: copgestive fever Group, s; con
vulfions. s; chronic dta.rhea. :: cholera morone,
ca1 cer IN abdomen. ]; cancer IN stomach, !; dph
iberia &: dropsy. g; dysentesy, IS; drowned. d:
dfhr1hca 10: erysipelae, i: mug, fracture Of ie1
i: general debility. s: heart disease, 2, Intempe
rance. !: internal tumoI. u inhammatton Of kid
new. /: Inflammation OF brain, 3; lhfamma!ior
| OF bowes. 8: inflammation OF stomach. l; inaam
| nation Of 1uugf. ]: iaundice. ]: hSe[ complaint
I: measles, q: maEaEmnE. 2: meningitis !: nes
yous lever. 2; cd ngc, u; peTitonftiA, !; rheumA
tIku, 9: railroad accident !: suddenly stabbed
! /; summer complaint, ITS; sun stroke, ): scarle
, 1864-09-14

1EptcIal Dlspa{ch to the Chicago TFlbune,1
C1HoNSAT1, IuestAy, Sept. 1a-p. m.
FLoCR-1te un!avotable news from the Rev York
market. n1equent upon the decline In gold keep
the market unsettled and prices nominal. Buyers
md tellers have Withdrawn to visit the result. Super
Inc Ia held At &9. IS aud extra at $1,000.
NmsKT-P1tces lower; /; salea Of 200 brla at St!T6.
PEov1s1oE-Eo:h!ng has hsnspIsed upon which
to bang quotst1on The feeling the part OF ho!1.
polk held at $4ai0aa5 and lard at &c. nomnally
Bacon shoulders. soc sdee, elc bulk shoulders. 1Sc
sides, l8: CSC: clear tacon sides, zs@25c; sugar.
cured hams. 2fG36c.
GEAN-Wheas Gull aud unsettled. Prices nonin'
nli !. IS Was the bett o9sr mare for red Corp-A
light demand; prices declined &c per bn-ciosinE iui
1t 42@l ~ for ear ard 11z9&1 as for Ehalicd Oats
fuM prices 1ower-7s@7ec, Rye-Pslma 99uup{s5
hsld 1T $15 Barlty unehsnged at $Ieg31.aa f0r tha
best grades Ct apslpg-e1M IS Tor the same grades
Of fall.
G8ocER1Ks-Nartetdul dull and prices nominal at asa
SOC for prime Alo coffee. 23&26c for raw sugars :;
SoA@S1c for bard rehnea and $l1a2.2o for EsW Or.
- al
, 1864-09-14

TEE DRA11: Several inquiries have been made
to us, as to the node Of drifting in Cook County.
Etether by Wa.dp and Townships or not. We
cannot answer tha question. A few days ago the
Citizens COMMITTEE was understood to telegraph
70 Washington, asking among other thinge thxt
the draft IN Cook ctstty-if made at all-be made
as uuit--t1eatfng tic county ~ one district We
have not heard At ythng more Of the matter.
, 1864-09-14
St. Louis Market.

ST. Louis, Tue1day. Sept. 1a
TonAccc-prices ssmc IS yesterday; ~ hhds cfrer.
ed. ll9 sold. aud 6 rt)ectsd
FLouR-Aodesatelya active sales Of ZIG brls e1trn,
9lcss a. % brls do ut SO os 20 t.1a extra
n TWO 1ots. at 911,25.
GKAm-Corn-eales Of eco sacks mixed at s1.ss 4so
sacks white 1t Il ST. Wheat qnlet; sa1ex Of 1et sacks
At t1so s4 lacks in four lots. 81 u os. Oatssales
Of sacks, In lots, 1t 9c 81 sacks, IN lou loss
&c. Dsrley1fo Eacks fall at u 1s7 Backs 1nfericr
do at $217H kJe-Eore doing sales OF .ss sackr in
two 1ota at tl76; sso racks At $27 and ~ sacts at
=. T bushel.
PRoyIs1ons-BAcon-ssleso OF cssk clear rides nt
SIC, ac casla do at Sc Latd-sales Of 100 ueycq3
at &c 1sl private TERMS and Is tres choice St
23Xc.
WuIsxy-sa1ea Of rs b1ls at sl.75. With steady
m4rkef,
, 1864-09-14
i. .aYJ
TIE mortality has been thus apportioned: West
Dls1einn, IT,: Moth, 17e; South, 12s; unknown,

The Rendy-Made Clothing Trode,
| Everybody remembers their first impressions g,
1eadS-nade clothing In the days when It meant !
falling of from the prices oi custom WORK, bat a
s1u Wider departure from Its style. There are In
deed in these days untold tons' weight produced
garments Of the same coarse, "by the dozen'i
clnEs as first gave the name to ''slop WORK." The
mechanic, 6e artisan, the 1aborer must still be
supplied, and from piles Of seady-made, though
even thefe are better furnished than before. But
the change that has eroWn year BY year, IL to &C.
cure ready made garments Of the highest grade
and finish. II it be convenience to select ready
furLiEhcd to four hand coat Of common fubrfc
tor ordinary usc, it is not less 80 when at mo.
ment+s need you can adjust to yonr back taste and
purse, without the delay Of waiting on tailors'
journeymen, q garment perfect in finish, suitable
In texture, and closely down to the date Of the
mort fashionable tailor's card. The Resdy.Made
C.o,hing trade Of Chicago is immense,
and 1t comprises fully the range Indicated
above. We are reminded how iully and
ilesn and elegant stock Of c1othing FIST Opened bx
the well known, LEADING house OF DeGratf.E i Poole
on the corner OF State and Randolph etreets. oc.
s@ofea on the latter street This extent Of thetr
premites ha. been enforced by the Increase ofshelr
trade in its several departments.
Whether s Ws spsak q ,anlics style Of
the requirements Of each department Of clothing
for men, youths and boys, in each and ali ihese
Of their finer goods cannot be snrnossnT nge vthe
Work of any custom tailoring establishment n this
city while lhey able TO- nnderse tic sttst b1
the fact OF their product beng from their Iurre
Workrooms at the East, independent Of io:ai ilbor
aeeociatlops and paplcs. Nor must It be uuirr
soon tna ne IT, less piss e
yaroue grades Of goods, securing to each alter lis
kid all fhat could be desired In quality propot-
, 1864-09-14
Markets by Telegraph.
CHICAGO DRY GOODS MARKET.

IUEEU41 IFKuINHs Bep{s I3s I5b74
TIE Chicago Dry Goods nttket during the week
has been moderately active but the deeloe in god
during the PEST thrfs or fou days has tended 10
srics sales. Our Quotatlt ns remain without rcate
tiAl change but tht unsettle1 condition Ct gold srd
The downward tendency Of cotton have rendered
holders soneWbat uneasy. and Wholesale dealers
msI'feEt soma .dnpce,uento make blight conees-
ttons.
The stotk1 in the city, thcn.h pot vsry heaYy are
we'll asto1tef, and country desers In the NoEthwea
will and difficulty in having their orders filled a.
well III II they sent them y New York.
The following are the current quotations Il n this
+rk tnt
, 1864-09-14
New York Market.

V3W 1URks Iuetday, Sept isl
CcTccN-Drll and nominal at 81. 81 f,r mddilno ~,
lHndS- " "444H6 W
FLorR-State aud ", stern ntm, with mora do,nr
at 90 M@a95; extra State 40 81: e4tfa T. iii r. III 4
,WMeaTE,Ac!lIe and nfae7; Western ii.so1i'sl,
GFAIN-WheAt better; choice Snr3ny - 4so, a, .
Winter Red aud Amber Mich S31s corr rsorr I'll
md SHADE nrmtr Ct 916uH&i 81 fos western. II "a
and ft:o icI unsound 90: 0sts dua. - '%~' e'
but closed active and advancing tuess. 9aS
a. cash ~ sEd rss q way s6ous s9
p1in,e ess: also 500 brls new mt& tcr san;rmhcr
hut era optiop si5so a5d seo hsls do. for octobss
p t.2 @@l5m for country miss: a10m for pr1me
AlB N@4 ~ for fepsckea mess 6D0 for extrs esa
, 1864-09-14

RonDD.-A sustic just from Canada arrived
In this city On Saturday last, having in
hi. possession about $50 in Canada funds
AID $lB In coin. He came from Detroit in sall-
ing vessel. and on the way made the acquaintance
0l several eaflorr, who crayed the honor chow
Ing him around" IN the city. he was taken By
them To 4 sailor boarding house and treated TO bad
Thisky, and then taken to visit eome Of the noto.
Xous 0ens On Wells street, lie soon became en-
tltely phflEiouf, and when consciousness returned
he had only $13 len. Three men. William Sharp,
Dennis Norm and Thomas Miller. were arrested,
charged With tobbtng him.
, 1864-09-14

BUFFALO. Tuesday. Sept 1867. N.
GAAIE-hheat dull and Inactive. Corn trner at
4lsf3l Is. chiefly At outside prices. Oats uore at
tive. with eales at lie.
WHsEI-sslea 1t $ia1
~ ntiANA1 rR1Ian1s--To New York; wheat lie; corn
~, LAH 1arorTsoFIous: 13,71o tbls; wheat, 81, ,sia
CANAL ELPoRTb-H heat. SBlsQ: corp q so oatz
1890 bu. .' '>s~'0' o''s'
, 1864-09-14

from the n T. Shipping List, Sept. 10. 1ssA1
CoTTKE-nwEg to the decline in Gold the market
has coEtlnued ytry dull and prices Or BrAzii mus
quoted 1c !oEer. The eales are 2t5o bags ~ u is
g oceu,t: 8 La ns51a, ~ and II JanA!c1 II mes;
By aucdons sls mats slngspoEe sold at tsos95iAet
mes. .
Tuport. from Jan. Int to Apf. s1st, 1854. ..
FIom toIe.Fn fC3ta.+-.--.s....... ....pkKs pVyrsW
CoAstHlsa 1ofLS. -*o'of1
ssm ~; ISL III
MoLAstKs-There il but iitle activity IN the q st.
holc Ecner. LIZ nrn, especial q Nsv
Oh cans, aLd tu1l pFtvinun prices are 1ea1sds the
atoeE ot this dcscr3ptto1 bang reduced the s.ies
are 2f5 hhd 10 tee, u r1ls Porto td:o 1t the
lower rats for tolr 4E2 brls NeE Orleans. Al S158
1a:4 mos: By aucs1ou. Is brls New Orleans sold ss
suasH-Fhere wai some increase Of huslness IN
Raw wednesday and Thursday, bu: yeftsriAy there
was slmost not6in0 9: the arRes Eensra'lF con
III ues duh, abo prizes bare fallen CT about o1E-
quarter OF cent Renue1 Il IN oletste reQuess q
2RA.9c f,r Hard, ,27k@.BAc for Soft While, hnd 80
esSc for YELLOW. The s.les Of Raw are / 9s3 hhda.
Cubs At 19o 2xc 85 Porto RICO, xk@2ac; Ii Gl.rl-
29kc, 1ho st- ck yesterday was 5. sS6 hhd,.,
$3.50, bxs s6,.as bsat suea,. snd So hhds Mslado -
market and he 1a!es no.ed below were msde a. ds;
bf chests Oolopg L. i3 en- AID e8 chests and Is hi
do Boucbong besides moderato business IN lncs to
4ha ffHS Q,
, 1864-09-14

10 pupe In the West. The Bpsfu OF Trustees Of tho
Firenen's Benevolent Association will hold a
meeting to ompN0w afternoon for the purpose Of
inspecting the monument.
TIE MUszux.-At the Museum the '.Duke's
Motto" has been reproduced. and, as on It's arat
performance, IL nightly drawing crowded houses.
Wehaye already desc1lbed the plot, and need say
little more beyond the statement thst every parts
sustained admirably It was feared that tho ao-
renee Of Mrs. Perm and Mr. Dillon Woutd detract
from the interest felt In the piece BY the pn6llc
but 1he fesl vas groundess theif sqnssituses
Joung 07tfstt, Mise HoAa1d in the Tut6 OF Blanche
has added frceh laurele to her name Her acting
Il really excellent. Mr. Bradley takes 9lllon's
place az PeJrolle:, and acts as only Mr. Bradley
can Atop, the h1nchbacK. is well sustained ~
Mr.. KeIloeg. Mr. Frank Aiken makes capltal
Ta is net Z, pss ts
bye, omit Miss Jennie Hight, as Zyllah, which vas
acted In az exceedingly aatiefacto.J msnnnf. At.
Little, as Cor zaeue. Ia also vtIT good Tne play
everybody. the scenery and costumes are cxcel-
lent reflect credit upoa the enterprise Of Col.
On Monday night was presented tot the first
time q new drop curtain, which, az It completes
and makes the hsll one OF the most perfect in the
s. nsid iss oa is 81
the Itaitsn style. In tho foreground a boat lies
Dsa1 a! ths border ot enc ot the streams
M poato y ~ 4s 'ulrn @oy, slau4!hs ts
neaf, completes tne Etonp Ihe edge3 o. me
e1team are covered Wild feff pretnly arranged
leaves an1 HoWers OF water plants. Rising ffom
the bank elands massive tt7ltan wall, containing
an elaborate stone archway, nom which descends
trade OF these eteps ts surmounted BY au elegant
Fafe OF 4o"ers: The background - pret:i!y and
appfopfaately nled up With wei! arranged sky and
ioilage Altogether the curtain ls one of the neat
est We have ever en- Il Is tnr above the average,
the COLOR being az well arranged and the figures
atlisncAy grouped
..,,------,
IEnnn1c.-Ihe following conunur9m, though
rather late in the day as regards the passage Of
eyeute, would undoubtedly have taken the prize at
The tzta nnzz1a contest IN tbfa r,tv vbv wao q :.
yeTy easy stter foT Mr. WII1iam Tn1tIs r. cs,n
tbe nosItion of fSnnerfntendent nf Po,ice Recanae
NJ Tn+t1e Wsz tbe MI Villa II. ~,cfs ss IT,
WG,Nman "a' 1"0 "''' "1'' 4'9 tue's "a' ''ie
"AS
CoA1-Tbev ,av thaf tbe announcement m,aa
~ s.As " - 1na"o
Yesterday III tae TRIBUNE 1eistlse 10 the price Of
coal Tas wide Of the mark. We can tnly say that
, 1864-09-14

OsWEHo. Tuesday, Sept Is
FLaUE-Unchsnged, with GALES Of 1,eo0 hfls at
S1Cf@lo Is fcr No epIInE brands: Slo:25ato53 for
d1uble extra.
GRA1N-Wheat lower and uulet. Bales ZOO In No
2lhlcago e2ltnE At $2.t5. Carn-sa1es OF small lotg
CANAL F1z1ou7s-F1our So ss5c, wheat 1sc, r5e 12c,
corr 1lHc. thts 7Hc.
, 1864-09-14

Ee.4.s.Q31t
4 pItaaant Gall.

Mary Borden and Hattie Butteraeld called at the
rooms OF the Young Men's Christian Association,
yesterday afternoon, and presented the relief de-
partment With tfty dollars, the proceeds OF tals
held at No. s69 Illinois street, which they appro-
priated to the relief OF soldiers families. peas-
cit dow n at their own pleasant homes, they viii
have the sweet pleasure Of knowing that they have
cent Joy TO others. Their noble effort Is truly
Tnrthy eYample.
, 1864-09-14

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. for the
w arm! and 1ayy, for cne. TWO OF three years,
and the highest bounty EAii at the Centsal Weat5sn
Clark Streat ept4 k1ltt
, 1864-09-14

w ANTED-That those eubject
w to draft should understand tina. the chnspest
nahner OF a7ctinR the r1sE Of bang forced Into th
army IL 20 say WILSON MERRIAM, 4S ElsrE
street, Two Hundred and F1fty Dollars, to insure
them substitutes IN csse they are d1afsad. Cali and
9ed about 1t. se1{t4llt
, 1864-09-14

A .sCo1gh,,s s.Cold.ss or IrFttased
Pulmonary and Bronchial affections. oftentlmes
incurab!e. Brotcn's BFCMehf0i 7Techks reach d.
rectly the affected parts and give almost instant
are beneficial. Obtain only the gcnnine Browns
Bronchial Troehes' which have proved their eti.
cacy hy test Q! many years. Among testimon,-
Chapin, D. b., New York Henry Ward Beecher,
Brooklyn, n. r; n. P. Willis, New York: Hon.
6. A. Phelps. Pres. Macs. hen3te; Dr.. g. F. BSe-
Surgeons In the army, and Others of emtnenee.
Sold everywhere at Is CENTS per box.
, 1864-09-14
milwaukee l.Iarkse.

IEpEclal UlspHttH 10 ING Chlcak0 TT16une,1
MuwAuk1x, Tuesday, Eept.1s.
FLouR-Qulet, but nrm, without much advance.
GsAIH-Wheat-Receipt u 600, agaixst sa,oo0 cot
responding day last scar. Light receipts and the ad.
vance in gold excited the msrket. and prices run as
high u but fell back to Il 81 on 1u.ther Rdrices
Of decline In gold. ss1e1 at Smiths Ct ss00o bu at
alsa; o. ChsuRe e. tt0 bu at 9s@195- Osts quiet
6nlea Of car 1t &c. Corn neglected.
, 1864-09-14

bALT1AoRs, Tuesday. September BPM,
FLoIE-vsrT du!l1tsles Of s12 ot@12so.
AeW red 81 s45s92H: new whiie $355. Eorn inji II
white. s" sA'ao A's
WusKy-Du1l and nominal at sls,@1.a1
GRocEE1sa-Mhrkst Inactive and DO gnvard ten,
dfIcY o1@ - s1&4'