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Items from BrattlebOrO.

4 friend at Brattleboro sends Us the fol-
lowing items
Co. l, 18th Vt. Reg. left here the 18th,
under command of Capt. Daniel. The COM
pany is to join its regiment before Peters.
burg. This company was but recently Or
ganized and mustered into service, making
the ninth company for that regiment. 1t is
expected the tenth company will soon be
filled.
Co. d, 10Th Vt. Reg. Veteran Reserve
Corps, Capt. Francis Schelling), which has
been on duty at this post since last spring
has, by order Of the War Department been
relieved from duty here, and ordered to re.
port at the headquarters Of the regiment at
Elmira, n. Y. 1t is expected that the whole
regiment will proceed to Baltimore to do
garrison duty.
There are now no troops at this post, ex
cept Co. G, 18th Vt. Reg. Veteran Reserve
Corps, on duty at the |. S. Gen. Hospital
This company is now commanded by Capt
A. H. Nickersou, Capt. Drew having been
relieved and ordered to Montpelier for duty
This company furnishes nurses, wardmasters
cooks, clerks, guards, &c, for the entire hos
pital. The hospital having been found in,
sufficient for the accommodation of the sick
and wounded, the barracks built for the nine
months men have been fitted up for the
wounded.
The deaths during the last week at this
hospital are as follows: July Q, William S
George, private Co. d, Sd Vt. Reg, and Ju'
| ly II, Lemuel B. Sargent, private Co. \
4th Vt. Reg, both of wounds.
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POSTSCRIPT.
" iSilINGT0N, JAY Is.
By TELEGRAPH.

-,sHINGT0N, Jnly Is.
Gen. Anger retains the cneif command of
the defrnces. the militia of the District has
been called cut and is organized to-day. The
city throughout has been much less excited
than on previous occasions, though isolation
from the rest of the world is llite as perfect.
Business goes On as usual.
LATEST
Reports that the rebels had retreated from
our front which have been flying about the
city are officially confirmed. The comman-
ders of the several forts inform the war de-
partment that no grey ba cks are to be seen
In their vicinity and it is now believed that
the whole line was Withdrawing during the
night, and that the main body, which never
advanced beyond Silver Springs, began cross
ing at Edwards Ferry SO or IS hours ago.
Before leaving they burned the house of
Montgomery Blair. If they have gone, as
believed at the war department, they left Just
as We were about to resume the offensive.
The country will be glad to learn that Wash
ington is safe.
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In Greensboro, June o. Aldanc Archelaus
Christie. son Of r. c. and Eliza Christie, aged 2
years and months.
Then let US dry each falling tear
And calm each rising sigh,
For though we loved thee fondly here.
Christ loved thee more on high.
In East Cabot. July 3. of diptheria. ChaS X
eldest son of n h. and Sarah c. J. Abbott, aged
years.
His last hours were full of suffering yet he en-.
dured it all with great fortitude. bidding his par
ents an afectionate farewell, he said Il TN
going to Heaven to see Jesus
Ir Kirby. July i, very suddenly, Jesse Stod-
Gard aged s.
In ST. Johnsbury, June l6, of diptheria Elmore
E.. youngest son of Olive and Alanson Jenkins
aged year and months.
One sweet flower has dropped and faded,
His sweet infant voice has fed.
His fair brow the grav- has shaded.
Our dear Ellie now i, dead
y IS now where harps are ringing.
In the heavenly courts above.
AID his infant vore is singing
With glad spirit, HYMN, ~
4 Aas gone to hearen p f.......
lat he turns and waves n. ...t
,inting 20 the glor!es Q. Us
In that happy Spirit Land
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PERSONAL Items.

Nv ~ ,r A. 49, po,. uho
r'' -. -, l.n,N, .,..a,reh mas
.on g hsI,or ~ r.oo. of W;ndsor
.d;,or of ,ho v, ChronioIa Us on
,.ua1 -. o,mr .;uo,o :; ,ho V, ,0
.prrsd as ID lieutenant in tho 4,b which he
,>,i>,ed in r.cru;,ipo and in which be had
served win dis,irgu;sb,d bravery He was
.,,y ,romo ed TO be CAPTAIN in place of
N. I'D Capt. Carpenter, who was kill
N...,ness
...r..l '.' y, '"e r'eS'oe"''"' ''''.' ',
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Another Singular Wound.

The Huntington Autograph and Remark-
er says that Capt. Cooks case of Danvile is
matched by that of Sergt. Hiram Cook of
Huntington, who was wounded in one of the
recent battles in precisely the same manner
by musket ball passing through his body
between his spine and intestines without in
juring either. Sergt. Cook has nearly re-
covered The coincidence of both wound
and name, is quite remarkable
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rhc Weather and Crops.

So far We have had hot, dry summer.
Md in this respect it is quite unlike the few
past seasons, as they have been uniformly
GO. and the last one at least quite wet. We
lave had but one small rain and one very
rief shower to gladden. the face Of nature
within the past five OR six weeks. AS con-
,lge2ce all crops are suffering, the grass
particularly. The hay crop will not be more
han o1e-hqlf or two-thirds as heavy as last
YEAR, though it will be much better quality,
nd 50 far it has been secured m excellent
condition. 1t is too early yet to prophesy
-specting other crops, yet none of them
Ok very fattering. The next few weeks
may put an entirely new face upon them
weyer, especially if We have sufficient raj .
lie drouth has been more general through
trae country this year than for long
lie heretofore.
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More About the Excursion to Newport.

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of the ou.rases upon the people are being
abated. The provost marsha!'s office in this
district he's rcen removed from Woodstock,
nd it will be opened in Windsor next week.
This is as it should be, Only it should have
been done long ago.
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~ The heavy increase of taxation unde

~ The heavy increase of taxation under
the Few tax bill may induce some of us to
murmur at the burden The war thus lays up
on US. But let US think for an instant how
utterly insignificant and worthless are our
sacrifices compared with those which the
soldiers are making for Us day after DAY and
month after month; and let US be shamed in
to silence that We CONT our petty trials as
anything, while our brothers and ir.cuds,
living on hard tack, sleeping on the ground,
fighting with unsurpassed desperation and
,igor. are facing death every hour, and many
of them daily laying down their ives-and
all in behalf Of us, who are grumbns for
want of some superhuous luxury, which per
maps We are all the better for dispensing
with. EmiingtoH Free Press.
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In Lyndon. July 6. by ker. c. Henderson,
Chas. L. Hoyt of WhceIock and NIarilla Hough-
ton of Lyndon
In East Walden. June 26, by Rev A. ]. Cope
land, Geo. W. Clark Of Hartford and Mrs Mary
A Hu,e OF Walden.
In Hanover, n. H., June Is, by Rev. s. P.
Leeds. Henry II. Dewey of Sheffield Ill. and
Lucy A. NORMAN of Hanover
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DEATH OF GEORGE 7. MORRIs.-In the
death of Gen. George P. Morris our country
losses the best Of her song writers, and also
an acceptable journalist and an excellent
man. He was born in Philadelphia in 1902
He came early in life to New York, where he
became connected with the press, and in
1928, in connection with the once famous
Woodwork, commenced the publication OF
the Mirror, for many years the organ of a
choice literary circle. 1t succumbed however.
to the force of circumstances in 1912, and in
the following year, Morris and Willis-those
names SO well known-started the New Mir
ror, which in n was succeeded by the Eve
ming Mirror. In 1916 they established the
Home Journal, and remained its joint con-
ductors till Gen. Morris was compelled TO
retire last fall, on account OF failing health.
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Sabbath School Celebration.

At a Sabbath School Celebration held at
East Walden on the 9th inst, there was a
very large gathering, mostly of children and
youth. The church was crowded TO over
flowing, and many were obliged to stand
though extra seats were provided. Interest
ing speeches were made by Rev. J. q. A.
Packer of Peacham, Judge Montgomery
and Geo. Merrill of Walden, and Rev. Il
I. Jones of Danvile.
The tables we're amply provided and in
the very best style Of the culinary art. The
ladies of East Walden are not to be outdone
in their skill for catering to the tastes Of the
most nveterate eplcure.
The music by the South Walden Brass
Band, and by the East Walden choir added
l.fgelv to the interest of the occasion.
1t was season of rare interest and pleas.
ure to i.,e schools that were there, and u al
tina. were present. The following toast:
were given:
The Flag Of Our Co,Mtry-May its Stars
Striyes soon be waited ~ gentle breezes over a
United and happy people embracing II. "vil'
family of states LOW being rent asu'..,I )
cruel war.
! RE LaG,e5 Of Orr Cou5stry-Nay t. patri
otism and sacrif e With which they ar Hing t,
retlench tasir expenses during the war, ana th,i
noble deeds in aiding and comforting the wound
= and dying soldier in the hospitals and IN Civ
ing their sons and husbands a. martyrs fo- ou
country; may these tleir noble de"Is, ike tA'
honOrs of Ancient Rome. be rec1unted from sir
to son through all future generations.
The >obJatA Schooi-Like the Star thai let
the wise men Of the East to find the babe o
Bethlehem: 50 may it lead the youth and rlsin:
generation to embrace the religion that ne estao
lished and promulgated
The following resolution was adopted b.
reclamation:
ReSolred-That We recognize in the system o
Sabbath School instruction most POVERTY
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NOFICE.-This is TO certify that as nv wife
y Melinda Pr,Sbfey. formerly Melinda Lsrabv,
has left my bed and board and l shall pay no
debts of her contracting after this date
63 CHAS. f. PRES BREY.
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Ilh 81 Another 81. JOhns,ury Soldier.

.. ilh IT Another 81. JOhnS,,ury Soldier.
!ward French, of Co. f, 1st regiment
t. ). h, rp>hooters, s2H of Hon. A. l..
,.ach oi this town. died in hospital at AL
Aludra July :. lie vas wounded Ga skir-
.4.>h line June H. a mimic bal passing
trough the upper part of the thigh, crnsh-
ng the bone. He was 80 years Old, and
oaces d wife at Claremont, n. H., from
which town he enlisted. His friends at home
did not hear of his being wounded till July
>, and then they were informed that he was
comfortable. Judge French Immediately
started for Washington, but his son died be-
fore he reached the hospital. He returned
with his embaImed body on Tuesday P. NJ.
and appropriate funeral services were held at
the North Church at 5 o'clock Wednesday.
This is the second time death has entered this
.amily during the campaign-Capt. Carpen-
penter of the 4th regiment, a brother-in-aw
o. Young French, being killed in the VIII
arrness in the first battle after the army
crossed the Rapdan. The doub,y afflicted
4mi.y has the sympathes of our whole com.
munity.
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DEATH OF WILLIAM SMITH OBRIEN.-
Intelligence reached this city Friday after
noon of the death If VIM. Smith O'Brien,
the eminent Irish asitator. He was born in
Clare county, Ireland, October l.. 1903, aid
educated at Harrow and Cambridge In Dc
tober oil 1913 he was t. ed at Clonme! for
high treason, found guilty, ard sentenced 10
death but the sentence was committed to
transportation for life and in Julv. 1919, was
sent to Van Dieman's Land In 1876. how
ever, win the other Irish agitators, he receiv-
ed pardon from the Queen and returned to
England. In 1859, O'Brien visited this
country, and since his return to the old world
has not been prominently before the public.
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DEATHS,

RI Marriages, Births and Deaths inserted FREE
Obituaries, including Poetry Ills cried cents Inc
in advance.
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i !, GALE DONIA n
l,AI, AND STATE ITEMS.

irayar To make rHE CiLEpOSIAN valuable
.,J ,ers: and our frie Il in Caledonia, Essex and
..., coun'i,s will coniU great favor to u ana
y materially 10 the interest of the paper by sehoiis
-. toms in q brief, legble form.
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Edward Halves, agent for tn

Ray. Edward Halves, agent for the
.n.n Commission, spoke three times in
49,. .,,ce last Sabbath, explaining its OBJ
=. and practical working. MIR. Halves has
.-ryce as delegate in he field; and
:...rnest. and eloquent appeals made
,,,. feel the needs of our soldiers, and
FL. Sc they will love to DO for them more
.., heretofore. In the evening Rev. I. Nc
,..,.y4 some of his experience as a dele
., ,l- c5mmission at City Point. A
..1,,,,,p Of Sl6l.20 was taken up.
same people are very careless. The
%, ir,a,h in the watering trouth on Wes-
..,r Avenue is owing to some careless per-
r ~, run against the trough and derang.
-. ,a- penstock and all through the heat of
$, week the thirsty horses looked there in
NJ. for the usual cooling and grateful bev-
..,,r. We hope the trustees will have this
....,gton in running order again. A. friend
humanity suggests that they also erect a
...,sb!e wat 4ring place for horses and cattle
Railroad street and another on the Plain.
very good suggestion.
The Ladies' Library Association will
r-.. at Mr.. S. Jewett's, Monday July 18th at
-.ot.ock P. NJ.
The Peak Family Bell Ringers perform
Union Hall Friday and Saturday evenings
O.. this week.
i, appears by letters from the army tina,
Irrnpnt Cavalry were not all captured as
.gl!ted BY the correspondent of the Tribune
Isl. week, but the regiment lost 100 or more
a;!-d, wounded and prisoners, including
- Ulcers, and among the latter we are
nv TO see the name of Capt. w. G. Cum.
rs # Barnet. He was wounded severely
,ae face June 2S, but is now doing we'll
I.-i, in Cavalry Corps Hospital at City
.',r.
The Clark troupe sang at Union Hall on
tuesday evening. They appeared as orches'
Ira and vocalists, and performed the various
Gees upon the program to the satisfaction
,.r auditnce. The overture from the oL'
ot Martha was executed in most arts
,rI,, considering that the orchestra CON
...... ! 1ur four instruments. The troupe
Ut, f.. N-sport and will give con.
E,>' Bugke, Glover and perhaps 9th
.a>. ..nu - recommend it as worthy the
~ of ali who delight in good mu
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means for the no-a, ecy.'trn and salvation of
the rising genarArINn.
A FRIEND OF SARPATIJ SCuOOrs
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HUTCHINSON & CORSER
I DICTURE MOULDINGS.

Gilt, Rosewood and Walnut Mouldinss manu-
featured into Frames 10 order. Also,
pal Frames FIR Paragraphs, Picture Glass
Cord, and Screw Ewes. AZ HALLS.
, 1864-09-01

NEW hfKs NouNtkdhYt arg ID, 1851,
.Co1TcH-steady at u, 80 fcx mi ,di,. uclan1a
FLpu1-6tete suh w-ss.1a 131eslc ht.tes =: - $50
fitch exlfa s.~ta: <. .9eorl29 1nF t1tfn uHd
rot ONO, nd ou fot trae oratus-cioslny
ttthdt.
.wnlsk9-Dnl, snd declining. Western st,s2, In.
c:0oil e sn IL 10. ~ Sf.e2t. -.
ttr -vt*tfrr: SIS e. 4c fnr %mh-r Michs.p Cnrn
ktatt ruet II 81 3:sl 50 for mixed westsrn ID al
a.d s1,E1 ditto II tsore. Oats dull and declining
At g11t for CalseA.
GRooEH1 a-Lt fac dull at about previous auot.-
tonG Sugar quftt Balts at IN for Port, kteo I'd
2c15c toF Cuba. Mclaesca ou>l aod uneh .nest
PK1EuLhuM-FlfD. neic8 Of certe at 5lB'?kc;
csc.
Wonr-Quiet, fut I cid With rat nrnness :.
t1noy!sEoss- rsEk n:mn, a san M y Eooa depaad a
t1m g 1he latter pr1ce; t7tfassso iof rrine
a1, ana ass os9es . dsr p1tml, Hess; sise. Eop,
t.:ea Beri quiet @ nd yers 1.m = s.socat;1 foF
19@ 1oi repaeked mas; s%et' eAao fof e1u1 mao:
GTss ea opds, az a9d s1S . matt @
nrn e At 7Sfs7ie1sos iats;r ofisa r sxtsems eas
fcr rate. lheese quiet .29.5c,
, 1864-09-01
Farer Hanging, &c. de-, at N. York rrlces-
F. E. R1Rby, IS Randolph st. aa2Ep76l3t

-Farer HANGING, &C.. de-, at N. York prices.
F. E. RIRby, s. Randolph st. au2tp76+3t
A Fine Ihlug far the Tccth--The fra
grant Sozodont appears to have takeu. very
IEoninen, psace amnng The most approved deotF'- T
tItts Of tho day. 1t IL very popular article f1r
the totiet,- highly rccoEaendcd BY sll WIN havs
u.td1t as beautidcr and preser1cr Of the tee!h-
refreshing the mouth. tweeteuirg tie breath. AZ
resting the progress If decay. aud oshcrw,ee ben-
efifnE thu nYer.-Eos!6n ItG1<isr.
auCe1 1853. TU.TuAsA
w Ul.-Ases ol J1c Nesv5a4, IL .1lEsl, UtluarJ
and Sexual Syaea..-Ness 1rd zsaai: ueatMent
in reports OF tne Howard As socat,cn. Sent BY
mall IL ss.,ed letter enve1ops., itee Of cEarxe.
Address Or. J. sHlon Hor-ascr, Ho1.rd Asso-
riation, No. . South Ninth s1sai, Phtl.delrhta.
PA. i7s91294-sm
II Honse and Sign Painting, Ca1ciminlng,
G'aziug and Graiaiue. Paper HazKisas aud .lia-
dow shades eeDiEg nj wh.Iesaie sud retail st New
Yorf prices. 2. E: E1aHY, 81 Randolph street
Boz $3.50. !ya+c633-1m
Metropolitan nAll Se ReHS.-TGie Hal
II to re4t foE III che purposes ior which sueh n lis
1ra ordinarily utet. Terms mcttr.le- 8pplic1~
tions can be made at tie oFce. sdtcins.g - e.
trance IN the F79 !n1(lhefG-E
, 1864-09-01
/ H u.

In this citv. Aug. B.ss, 1851, ANNR1rd LAND,
sget, u 1eAsR.
tus, ra1 tn. residence OF the fsm:ly, co1a.r Of
Wtn HasbtDEton ard fsul1na streets. tal3 (1hufs.
dsg} attEInton Ut O'Clock.
Aur. 18th. Of ttohther!a, MIN ETE N0BLC. only
child ofH. G. a1d In.la y. b1ooEa. nged " years.
Tie pafat1 ard ntfnds OF hts de@- c.p%g:sd itsls
one, HCuld here Addte*a their neIInaurl ard &C.
ouentst css nt LsAe Vt.T, H1o ior III ~r ~ and
tolnDtAfv usnEEts a'lnos ol synpstry; reg lten 10
accsf their csJeIen than1t.
r. AtwA1E, N. j.. aad Hadia:r. VIE. papers
p4catc copy.
At Dueaque, on the 18th inst. MARY D.. we Of
4 i. Ett phpnt.
Fnre1nl IerTrss III b held ttis Thars s.Y> sr.er.
Iorn %tS oc1rc& at t:,a s'sibence .. tror
]As. II. ". cut. en- Waha.h arenu- TIL d door soush
tf TTfntT ltfett F,tenda oi {hs family
Y1tf6ti Aueoh
, 1864-09-01

VepHeln Pissed Dtf*oSts
[5pec1 D1spsteh 10 ths Chicego InbanAs
DETROIT, Wednesday. Aux: 81, sa-
Ur -waysly, Rrosson. sesolote, hoataaF, Racer,
Kyslt:e Yer 6tate. ...
Dowx-R} white ead B:ue, Rrll. sch.. Hustin-
gum. Culver G.1swo1d.
NiAp-Eoiheass-
Up Bsbpont Genet. Do11-G.eT Ea4lo, Ksaan
All.n, ai Maiin.
TirdE,K.
, 1864-09-01

M7ANTED -!Agen Headquar.
w Ira 70. cauIaifn Hsdala % Ct n dltfs?en.
OE1E ssatst- AZ. ~ ca mah: M M:w.asy.uvs eolla7t
cents b. r1ati g. & LANDoS. Agent, SS Lsks It.,
Chicago, Ill z. Q: 6ox 44.x3. Aa1t-9Iean
WANTED S156 Per mohth 40
w tive sod RsNasis AG:a:s IN tbs Army ard
ao995.e!e ~ ,|,x Aa4tls' ef apply e Fl q
WAKTRDasoes e. et.ar.g Agssts : It ..s5 ~
b.ret stsseaSd Atss q e. wotl41.he bstt at.ss
ss5s vha bsa tried 4; ts1: ~ iaPa ID y. Agent
iiSs ctJ send Ws 1nzpeSisstlY !ano1n o. sae AIas.
5 4 LAaDGH. General W Agent faE tae b. aWsss, Sc
l.Aka 1Iees, Chlcszo. y. 1e3 o&sa'in
WANTED-Good5! Agents : to eell
1oost." x RznaSrsyed oy JOHN sartah, Fhlia- ono q
o!a xss y II lie S Sfsq ssY
Il i8 Portland BieeI n z g @ Bn1 @52;S. sene s:aor
tor ter11t. CO. to &AAHAL Elhht CScAEo, 4.hnoas-
tysaQ2tH
, 1864-09-01
NOW RALLY Fur TIE UNION,
Grand glass Meeting for Lincoln aud
the Onion, IN This CITY, TINS
Eve ming, sept. let.
AT HhTE0raL1TsK nALL lRD CoTRT.
R0USE SQUARE.

Chicago has been for some days pollute1 with
the u'tsranccs Of imported densao2uea-
Now let the voice Of ths loyal Northwest be
heard, and tornado Of enthusiasm for Union aud
Liberty sweep the foul yapors of corrupted De-
noeraes from cur political atmosphere.
On this Uhursday} evening, September 1st. q
Grand Onion Demonstration will bo held at
METROPOLITAN HALL AND COURTHOUSE
SQUARE.
II which the great champion Of liberty IN Mis-
epur5, the hon. Chae. a. Erake, ri 81. Louis. tho
Hon John 4. Kaston, Of Iowa, and other dsst'a-
guiebed speakers have been invited to aodfess the
meeting, and hare accepted.
Let all true Lorers Of the1r Coantry, Rally!
Republican Uefon Congressional Con.
venKfon.
The Republican Union voters of Cook county
are hereby reaueeted 10 meet at the hereinafter
NJ nr1 time ard plsecs, for the purpose OF elect
tnr delegates to At.etd the Republican Union Con.
yfr,3on 10 be held 1t Metropolitan tiatl on Ffid y,
sen,.tubeE I'd, 1861 At o'clock in tho afternoon to
n.,nina.e candidate for Congress In the Ftr-t
Tic Convention will consist of one hundred sud
e;eht}-t1x {lS8} 3e!tsatee-ttc Gsme az the-last
cuuuiy Convention aud viii be appostlonet
arouK the ecsc1at towns and Fxrda as then.
Thr township primary tneet1n. will be ncld on
Wednesday. august 3tst. at The uausl places OF
toopg elections, E1lers tee town committees eha!l
ecirct other places, uno give general notce thereof
lbe polls y y he 2pened at O'clock p. m. and kept
The mecting at Evans ton and Hyde Park will be
held at TX O'Clock 2. N. OIL the 31st inst.
Tlc toWftbtps Will be eutItled to the following
nurnhPr Of delarateHs
, 1864-09-01

Str AYE YED-Or stolen, q large bay
~ Or brown hoxac, Ava years old unahod, both htod
ffet and Gne fore loot shite. ~,tn enafEsTen;s On
also collar acre o. tear en tbs top Of the nfcs
liberal uiltb paid for nll Eetntn 70 10 H7er
Btrv e. or : Information whore be CIT % 1onn9.
An34 pHtQHt VAN kTTa, FRIEpMAA CO.
, 1864-09-01
LOCAL MATTE!KS

Silver Pearl 8oap-Tbe chcarest, prrest
and best for every purpote -oa IL ustd foy can "a
had. wholesale aud refni frou, tbs manufacturers.
J1.D. Rpsh 3 ca. No: 6s stste strs o. EIGHT cents
draypge. A Tery liberal d1scount to the Trade.
H Have ycu heen tn the Museun to see Coi
Woods ezra wondtr.. The VIII Men frpm the
city are The ere atest c1Eiosltcs OF the are Thor
heiRht Is about three feet, and Weight only fortg
POUNDS. get they posEeas snperhuman elfcntto,
can lie selected.
- mcClenon Ra5geE.,, mcclellan Por-
traits,' fur sale at McNhiiy It Co 81 Dearhorn
street, Who'll. sale und retail.
sepi1QMNlI
, 1864-09-01
0BweEb Market
=. QsTEGo. Wednesday, ,AuErrt 81.
F1opr-UrehArseu:
asA1N.-Al1 kinds Of grain quiet. No tLes.
TRY11f79-nDcfI Inped.


BALr1xoRx. WednesdAy.AuE. 81.
F1eu8-Dull tao heavy. Howard sEcet sl1-ssN9
- nGRA1s.-Theat-Dull, inactl7e and nominal, Corn
-DUli snd aeelEed 1@ec.
Wa1r1I-Nouinsla 4 3I.6&81s3.
, 1864-09-01

El BERT & SAMPSON;
TRADE SALE OF
900 Crates assorted Glassware
1o0fine Silver-Plated Castors,
10000 Cigars,
~AT AUCTION.
On WEDNESDAY. Sept 7tn, At II o'c.ock. At our
Salssrocms. Il. IS and ~ Dearborn steel
auM psG1 u: GILBERT 4 SAMPSON. Auetrs.
, 1864-09-01

WANTED Agolts.-Headqoar.
w tess for the best aud most nopu,sr suos zip
tton work X eysr pne1lshts: aLn Wsf Maps. Photo
kitphs ept r1vlngs l1Decln. Grant and cCletls1,
ar poftrsts ,nF Miltaiy and Naval Hdroes, II at
1,tnp Ior cirCuls.s, to F. TaEA1, Pnbll.n Der ard
Wholesale Agent, Ehits 80, III. au39L La3t.ds
WANTED-Agents In this city
w ard ey111 town aa1 cnrusy west for H:stor,
c, the W.T. Nor hera abo Soushefn SIDES. and o1ntr
5ruin- fa,ni;T vcrFs. Adtrss With stamps, Z. Ii,
kSkSEDY, rnhllahes. 1876 C.k'k street. Chicago.
, 1864-09-01

N0UND A Ladies Embr roids1ed
a Handke7chiaL Thn owner may hare tho esme
BY p.oyias p.ortEsJ and paying caazsea. Es1t 4 70
Randolph Et1eet. sel-QA@N