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, 1864-03-12

MINES have been discovered on Blue
river, tributary of the Santialn, in the
Cascade mountains, which pay about three
dollars per day The mines are about 40
miles distant from Eugene City, Oregon.
Good Quartz prospects are reported to have
been found there --......
, 1864-03-12

THE TRAVEL TO BoIsE-Mr. A. Kyger,
who came in this week from BannOck, in
forms Us that the travel to Boise is already
immense On the road from Bannock to
Graud Ropde Valley, he met every day from
one hundred and fifty to two hundred per
sons. Mr. K. states that the emigration to
Florence two years ago was small in compar
son to that now going to Boise fHoT
, 1864-03-12

Lower referred, on two or three occasions,
(the last time on the scafold) to a letter he
had written, which he did not want opened
until after he should be cut down from the
gallows. After he was cut down the sher-
if took the letter from his pocket, and the
contents proved to be the most obscene and
revolving language that a depraved mind
could conjure up. t ISLANDER BY.
, 1864-09-03

lo2ee1A UB21Ich 10 tne CHICAGO I11buEe.f
81. Lou1t, Fsiday. Sept. 2, 1851.
ToHAcoo Market less active. and though no poei-
tive decline wss made prces rather unsatisfac-
tory to holdeEs. and freater number was rejected
I'll hhds were oerea End is wire aold ylz: 81 hhds
1reeu ltFs 1t toI02le;5; u factory do at III 5os
II Is; 70 do ps1tefs do ut 2o09l55o; Is do COM
mot shipping leaf It 1s 80 do medium do 1t
3zst9 $3.50; n do &pou and fair do It 81 o75ls123;
4 CO common and MEDIUM manufacturing do At Fs9 %
@4ot0.
* at ~ 50; 70 Do * At sleto: 6s7 do It
super 1T ~ 20; !i0 40 super onp:t. 80
Wheat stiff wtt Eom9thng Of IN improve
met Oh tie 1o~ef GrxnGs Sales Comprl6c 5s5 9Is
xe., eto1ee st AZ; 1890 d. prime ss:19 lao oe
@2l2x 9: 90 common to far as o65: OK: 2ii1o
tpifnE at 9l.sa nsta shade higher. With eaies Of
~ skA at R2c; do at BIG: 20 at SIC: is] 10 at
9tc: rs DO 4 &C Ia .esold hard bags: corn tirm
white at al:sl: loS mixed hIte sl.53; tt09 Do
mixed It u 81 Rye and Barley IN fAlr demsnt. and
Files comprise 23 tEs ltye At rs: 179 DO 1t ft2j:
ss DO So. inT Barley u xa5 Z 90 Fsll Do at sasl
abSut eco 6fls In lots at 31,53
, 1864-09-03
RELIGIOUS IN rRLLIGENUE.

Rev; Joseph Haven, D. D., viii preach in Union
Park Congregational church tomorrow. Morn.
ing service at 10Y; evening. X; Sabbath School
O'Clock y. N.
Rev. E. d. futile, post Chaplain OF Camp Doug
Jas, lett Tor the East yesterddy on tuaineas con-
n.cted with the new Parish Of st. Luke IN this
civ, md to recupe1k.e his very mncn impaired
health. During hrs absence Of two weeks hls coa-
eTteasIon kindly invited to attend serviee In st.
James' Church.
Rev. Il ". Cobb, general agent of the North
wettern F1eedman'& Aid Commission, will ad-
cress the congregation at the Plymouth Church,
tomorrow Sunday morning. at 1ox. Afau at-
iiuoA1ce IL requested.
The Cornerstone Of The new ediaca Of the Firrs
H.ptst Church. on Wabash aysnus viii b. lsad On On
i. cost mp yards Of 500 600, and viii be one OF
ne vetJ anest pieces oi church ehtteetcre IN she
hev. Whipple will preach \ funeral eeraon
At Park Avenue n. E Church, corner Of Psfk ave-
nno ano hobey street, Sept. 4, at 104 O'clock. q.
n. on the occasion Of the~ oeath of Mrs. John
h'pp,n. 61hjett-" Death the Last enemy" van-
q9Itbed.
Rev. o. Tiffany, D. D.. will preach at PARK
venue. corner OF fatk ayeuue and Roby street,
Sept. 4, at ~ p. H.
, 1864-09-03
Markets py Telegraph.


tBrectat Ditpatcn to the Chicago TF1ouns1
CfNo11s.11, FflcAy. Sept. = 1854.
FLouA-Ihere II ar active demand at 39.15 tor su.
perfte, and TN for extra.
Wn1"KT-Qulet but 1rn 1t ti.;8.
GRA1H-Whsxt; demand active and prlees hAker,
c;os.Dg at s2I2a71s for Red, sa3 se.7'@2 . for
White, Cern; ear sl.eeGi.-5; ahe1fot s1s79L7a.
Oats STEADY At fsta7Rc. Rye odyance1to tlea. Ba4
ley: a good demand fail sold At >1.93.
GHocEt1ks-Unckasged prices nomlnal.
Pnovts1oxs-Market very firm TO- tto lbs bulk sides
sold It 1sc. Lara Ia had st238234c, and mess pork
at Els.
, 1864-09-03

en- for supper. when, ~ Tbs wAs holding It over
the dane. htr dress became ienited: In her slz1n,
losing htr presence Of mind. Miss jerome ran ont
Her eceaus boon attIacted the attention OF tie
neiehbors, zho hsstened to her assistance, but
were 80 delayed By high fence that thpy coa!d
oped in names. One rasn threw bis coat orer her.
hut it WE TOO late, her clothing having literally
been turncd to c1ndezs. Drs. Miller and Fisher
were Immediately called, but nothipg to save her
bic cunld te devised all power Of reaction having
petsshed. She fingered In iutente suEerip. throCco
The right aid expired at about six O'Clock yeser-
, 1864-09-03

FLouK-Moro active REd 2sc higher.
6RAIH-fhca: Irregular. Act1To and higher, with
safes ts morning ot le oo bu no spring II Bto.o Ut
S9.tsha1.le; s7i4 bn do 1eah at S71o; $3.50 bu da.
sellers option nll ne1t Eeek. at $5..g: 1000 bu do
buyers option mi Wednesday,, at s2.lo; 4tG9 bu d.:
buyers optlen all week. x2.l1 900 bu do buyers
option till Sept. 1s It szt2 T. bu No spring 10
at a. 20; flea Cha1l 81 TO bu sprlug in st.rr
IT s'ts2.fe: $500 bu do, buse.soptton till the 18th
at $40: 9-0 bu do. feerA option till tho 18th, A.
S21ox: b,tt0 bu No aorinR in storo ut 81 90. Tho
wteAt market is unsHt4lsd teis evening; Aales o.
q. c.et9 bp No At $.7ka:t8H on spot nad u le9?Iu
buJet4 option all tn. closinE hru1 1t inside az
uzes. 2ata quiet, with Of Es bags Csc, Corn
no ealeS and n1mlnally unchanged. Barley aad rye,
nothing doing.
DurTxE-EscAdy, With salea Of e. 0o sud 3s atkins
1t doc.
APrLss-Ar1tvats from New Yo.k:s,ase hsya com.
mtaced and prices teEd dowawArds At ksGeae,q?
, 1864-09-03
New York ntafktt.
NNw T1rr Ep4t-u Ce,

N1W IDHK, fF7onYt SFpt- 7, 1851.
C11ToE-Rkthsr more stesdy. With howayer les.
dclnF, at -e59l87 for Il idG liIg uplauds.
FLouR-nafket fo: state ana western nonr 15@3!c
betttT, at xl0454St0.6o Tor ext1A ttate; So
for e1tzA +. H. o., and III 5591s25 Tor tIade brands
market closing quiet.
ana WsRtern.
GKA!x-whtst eaie better and quiet At t2.zsae-si
for Chicago sptinR; M2&4s2 IS ikS Milwaukee tinb: :
Ss6ae 81 ter aluner Mi!weuA is1SasA2 for winIef
REQ Westtfn, ana tltsa2e7 for Der MlchiKau Corn
efn. Oats ehade f1rmer at 93@93Hc for western
PErRoLEUA-F1fm; crude 5lG59c.
WooI-F1nn. "a
PRovt*loB@PorE opened -more active and rather
nrTer but cleEed Gull and heavy At 33qd0@3s50 for
ano ,ay9@40 for prime mess. Beer Qu1er and heaVYs
g $l5.oo i9r ness, 5000 for country prime. Lsrd
hfmtr ats3Ga2{Ac. Butter a3hde ffrm4r. at 43aiSc
1ct Ohio N&55c for state,
, 1864-09-03
philRdelphIa NfArkEf

fH1LADzLF11A. FI1dsy. Sept. I.
B4KApsruFFE-Genernlly dull. and market M.
c1AnFtd. -
.f1egn.Du1l; sales Of 1,ooo bsls extra family st
$l1ic@I2tU. - =
lRAix-Hhe4t: old red ea.so92E; n.w do a26sa
&c: Vhite 29o4 $500. Corn nrm: yellow 8tf1esi7.
Oats duu: Bales OF GO bus new delivered, at Sit,
fx1ReLsuA-tte1dy:c crude s0c; refined, In bond
619esc: do. freH, 6GaNc. 7"'
WnIsKY--Duli and drsoplnR Sales Of 2os brls Ohio
a n. tfFftnHd Af
, 1864-09-03

0hIuG3Fo1T..Stp.1 1-9F,4.
c1KA11D- Monarch. Joliet, 10 m Shingles, Contest,
Ih'op. P1t.on. Maple ltaf, Joliet Terror. Las3iie
Rrtolnte, Lsnons;D D hoston do; F d Gaiu Do; " s
Ottawr. 7: ID lumber; Shamrock, LAsale.
Ahn1ytD-E EsiCason, Ottow4, a,tM na corr, 1,o30 bu
oats: Cush1ntp. O1toFa, LOO lou o8ts, 1Q bu corn
50: bu barley; q, Cooley. morris. LOO bu corn.
BR1DaxPo1T. Friday. sept2-9r.
CLHAHEp-Dadzer State. Joliet, s. eds tan bark, IS
saiIe ;e,os lyfI,t; Kesoiate: Lemons: Empress. l.
1oefpoEt; a, Lincoln, A5r;is. is,7n thhrA'esfa: II:
= 62l II 1umber; Prairie Q1een. Ottawa; wasp,
lockpor g GO II lumoers siding too shloSle
ARElyKD--Jehn .Castln. Rlerd1 Bridge, % tons
saua; Ada@s. Go 2. MorTls $3.50 bu Data g., $40
II; Deer PORT No. p Utcs, $500 bu co.n, I560 ou
Gen. McElsI az. Lasali+.
Ps or fthoie reported cleared. .hera are now here
waiting fer teamE the foilovtfg Rock Kun. L.
Ersn1 3. Thorpe, CLYDE, q. McLzanAn, Empress,
, 1864-09-03
SOLDIRRD HONE,
Regular weekly Decentralization
Whit tho Homo In Doing

\
The regular weekly meeting OF the l,dy mans-
asers Of tie Soldiers Home t1.s bsla A. tbe Vonra
~sste-,av afternoon NJ ne..s,a" @ a,s,n .u a H.
teeE.'a5 A1t 1AA1" oieAtnaon Pses1o118 ID
I the Cnnr.
| Mise Sayrs, Secretary pro kem., read the min
uses of the previous meeting, which, on motion,
Ret tarinc the past weef renptoa N Gae tS o. tne
wtre al afnvzls and '6S9 me r. fHr"aha1 Sne4o
TIE 1onnSlnR report q arrivals ahd departures
( II wss nresented: -" ''1sn e!ei"s oaeo7s
| Ku.nbfr Of Arrivals, o<
henatnlng ,..---.-...........-....,, e
81 Depastnies. pa nies.s..;.-..-.-...-..-+..- 7S
aeA4e .olotsned .-..-.---.-..---.-9,a a8t
On motion hss. DleEinson was reqdssted to
maze the Necessary Inquiries rtlattve to the cost
Of digging cellar foftne prefersst,on Of veseta-
ole5 e. 1t r. tho aoms
,5s his
ttsnts 9 aare beer treated du1ing the past month
nin9 ,os wouhos. dasee nanorsd and thirteen
me bsEe pa ap anrlo tho sams
The following Is an exhibit OF the. money re-
fe1TTo F1n1n rief1trs oef'nG 'he past month: !,.x
From BOOB MARI :.-..;,-;..:. >...... IS
Registered in July but paid In August, 900
rot., .....-.-.-..... -
1.,.nnu =. r-...,.
dona,fon ~ ~, ~ {ea,s uaaas; naa ;.. Si47s
from Mr. Gnn;d Ho1rfs g III MT. - acnnFch: 5000
MPo p14e ans.e,ss wsfe th reported
+ua hrndreI nroei n,ti,+. tuS pf1pney o. sending
Dccstur The rncs sstion 80 ~ tn1 ae FatE at
Ma B,istoi' Mrs' Tsmit NJ oITsus1Ga InaI,,a ~.
.t.rifto, .r ~ ts. - ~ :. 4oumls ana Ma.
~ 1ha paat He'e appoln'eo ine committee In thaEge
"a rhF1-n IL 1iea; ha;,,, ~, t......
,na n1 ,rn1inn !, .at uas'aess oe1ofe The meet
A-' w A1"''~"- ~ auIotA1e
FINN, 1Ine ~ tiua and 49,. n.s...,
IA 1br ertensive husinesa ~ 49,. 49, suea
stitutfop tha n.vnent M ona ~ tha,. Sa"l,' ~
,ba friends al fsn,t,,a ~ sa,s .aon po'ietes 70
sne. t1as, - sone pary deceased, ID
c,a ~ fiHa @ .ns eoanonesa oi the pr11
h1re +, H. lis. nnas aan .os saaue 70 WHO
nnrt pmo'i.s H. ~ uuaa. M.1 upo1 taem ior sup
~ - .a1 Sonnoetcut annual or uart-
s.av a. ths an,.1s1+ ~ - psnysn re WlqowB sole
f. :c.u.5 ~ "a Is tk " u. o.'uaueu tatotlyy which
, 1864-09-03

Rattery R-The old members Of Battery 3,
Chicago Light Artillery, are respectfully invited 10
meet at No. l fremont Houee, Monday oyeniuc,
the 9th inst, at ~ o'clock
Capt. ]. r. RuNsKr,
, 1864-09-03

Head the Testimonial of G. p Randall,
Eeq. architect OF this city. on the frat page The
caption Of the article 10 '' Prof. De Munn's Hair
Restoret," sepSu333 It
, 1864-09-03
RARE CnAHck.-Agen's wanted. SIS per day
Aeorsss e. N. Durn 4 Co., 1sa Cla.k street.

.E Pn3er Hanging, &C.. he., at n. York prices.
+. T. R1Eby, 80 Randolph ST. so2T p16t3t
Dssases Of the EerTohi. 3esd1nEt, uI1narg
Snd sexual Syetsna.-New md rehs5te treetn,eat
In reports OF tne Howard Aseoc1At1en- aent o7
mall Il eeaiep Letter cuvelopes, hee af charge.
Address Dr. j. 8tinor Houehton. Eovefd Aeso-
Gauon, Nc. s9uth Ninth ssses:- fhila6eiphia,
~ Hooee aud Sign Painting, cslcit9tnt1g,
9'sklng and Gfaiutng. Paper Hacgg1nRs and him
dow Shades selling at wholesale End feta1t ct NeW
FORK prices. F.E. HaBY, sa Randolph street.
BQK 6e63 iy2fnBI3-1m
neEroF0lfaz.1 Il ali To- RtA1.-TE.s EAlI
to rent Tor sI tie purposes ios Whlch sncn villa
are on1nSt11y rtst. Terms moderate. ApF4lc1-
lions caa Re mAde at the ofoe, adjoining TIC en-
Haure to the Hal 4eln-hp4D-t{
, 1864-09-03

Eyanston Clam Bnke.-A band of music
will attend The excursion, and play On tbs ground
dorng the day, Brief addresses will be mnde BY
hex. Dr. Tiffany and other popular speakers.
1sckete TOT sale AZ per advertisement In this
, 1864-09-03

Baltimore Market.
BALTIxoRr. Friday, Sept. 2.
FLoUR-Du1l: Ohio ext, = $l2 tN912.25.
GRAIN-Whe8t bnnvRnt, with saleh OF EOg1 bu
southern red At $7t@2 80 5000 bu Pennsylyania at
&2Ae@21a
WaIeKY-nu11 and heaYy at $1.85.
PHoT1aIoAs-Quu
, 1864-09-03


BUFFALO, F11ohs, Sert- alp.
FLouR-QnIet. but hYm. ... -
GRAIN-Nht at dE1n, closing uulbt with BaieA OF
an bcr Miehtsan 1873 red amber Ohio G2z3 Corn
an ibis aftesrtQ1 IL better and c1ose1 quiet at
&I Qata 1c BETTER With l.1ea al79c. Other Efaloa
u rsnkl,
EAaAI FrE1onrs-Wheat.1 1eKa2oc; corn, l7.S@lss:
oA'e, lcc-
, 1864-09-03

zoe. WOODS MUSEUM.

Coz. WOODS MUSEUM.
COL. J. T. WOOD AND 3. F. WHITMAN.
P1pprietofs and Maaskers.
SATURDAY. SEPT. 10. 1854
GBAkD MAT1NEE Ate O'CLOCK. ADHESION
5 CENTS.
1te performance will comrvEee With the beaud-
I'll Comeoy Of
SPEED TIE PLOUGH.
To conclude ri.h the Fa:ce Of the SWEDISH
ElCHTINGAlE.
IN -HE RVkE1NG,At 8 O'Clock, the elegRn. Cons
dy Of We
VE-KN OF.
Afset vt1eh tho D1smA Of IRELAND As IT WAS.
1hs tnt,e cast embracing the eEtra strength Of the
COMPANY.
PRICES-A&,piston to Museum and Lettu1e Room
s cents; Cnilen unter tWelT8 II a1s L cts; nress
Chce ~ y cents extra 0rehsssra Seas
I: cents; Private Boret. 81 and =: NO 1X1 charge
te5 hesefved Seats: Boz Book opea from 10 4. n to
tB Docrs Of Lecture Boom open X TX O'Clock,
Cnrsain rises at Q. Carriages should call 1t lok.
, 1864-09-03

The Exeel1ent Preparation. OF DR..
Chaplin. By the uae Of which he gained 30 ereai
Popularity in the treatment tnd cure Of Dyspepsis
the Heaft, xnd III disesatp arising from tndlges-
tlon and torpid li1er, Wss none othes than vha.
y H. nov PIT up under the name of ked JacSst
stomach b1ttess-the ptopretors having the o;ig'
ing with Dyspepsia md ali diseases arising from a,
atso1dered state Of the stomach, thoatd a. once
och Bltttrs. No family should be without then.
SOD IN quart bottles by al druggists throughout
the country. sep2-is!6-1td&x.
, 1864-09-03

tai. Custom House street. New Uilel1ff u Ao'css. e.
tabllthed in 1850, Is now located vt ST. Randolph
street, hesweeu State and Dearborn streets, epe-
alfst In the treatment Of Infectious veuereaI DIS
easee, aud all chronic, mercur1al and blood dts
e8te6. -
Dr. james prsctlced fifteen years In Nev Or
lcnns and The last three years In Chicnso, In the
treatment q private diseases. Dr.. James fs the
cny specialist now practicing In the United States
Ii the Treatment OF diseases OF the genital or seq
ual organs that has testimonials cuogistic Of his
professional eEtll from Professors Of medical col
leges and hospitals, and from the preas These
ttEtlmoh1als are not bogus, nor do they come from
foreign country. but from the United States.
The Parties are still living, and can be referred to
AT any time DR.. Jamee, within the last titteen
Year,, has treated more diseases successfully OF
contagious venereal character than any other ply
slc1an IN the Uni.ed States Dr.. James is respon.
able and reliable. To those still skeptteal Dr..
Jsmes will refer 10 his ne1shbors We're 1t not for
the defcacy OF the subject, Dr.. James could refer
to numeIous pe1so1s he has successfully treated.
Or. James' oface and parlors are 81 Randolph
Etreet between State mud Dearborn st.eets, IN
ttnfre.
ONCE open from a. N. till p. N. Ten sepa-
rate rooms. sp3q5to1t
, 1864-09-03

01"1'07
DHAsr-wtFat closed nnmirally 3ozc higher, but
quit No Chicago spring 1t Ss1s. Mtlte Indians =.
and neE a1pnss 1na1tna q q so con e. el9s;d
nnTs 81 SIX 1o0 bn do At a1.4t QAta noa1inaI.
CANAL LE1XI0uTs-EtERty and dull.
, 1864-09-03

Church. Dedication The now church Of
the Gtrman N. E. Society on Clybournc avenue,
North Chicago, will be dedicated on Sunday, Sep
temter 41h.
The order Of services will be: 10 o'clock a. NJ,
Sermon and Dedication, BY Rev. WIN. Mast DID,.
editor Of the s'christl1che Apologize" o'clock
goeoeK % z Hev ou O. drnan g. 1nS, n
thodiem. by Rev. ". Mast, D. D.. in the Metho-
dist Church Block, corner Of Clark and Washing
ton streets.
Chicago High Schoo1.-AH the graduates
Hall Of ihe High School Ut op. n. to dsy.
fep3- 3-q3281k
, 1864-09-03
LOCAL MATTERS.

Er1lng women's Kefuge.-A meeting Of
the Board Of the EsrinG Women's Refuge will %
he'd on this afternoon at o'clock, in the Young
MEMS Christian Association room. Every msna-
ger ia earnestly requested to be present as business
OF great importance Is to come before the meeting,
II. 4. EvERTs, Prest
, 1864-09-03

WANTED-Agents that can give
~ eocd reference. to sel! - The Political Hand
9, Il
F!ain &C PTS Ct nsPs. uncoossc.asn9a copies, "a;
ofde6s q n g cents: or1srs Ct 81 s. Gsnis ordss.
s!ss otds1s s. q ceHSa orders Of g = cent?.
for e. enlar w1h threa cent Stamp enclosed, JAMES
VAN FECATEN, 170 Cla1k street. Boz 444H3,
Chicago. Ru3i-0lH0 IL
, 1864-09-03
NJ REI ED.
ID L r. n

In asIesourE. seps. Ut. h. JOHN r. SCOTT, Of
Ctl1AEo.Aod Mtss u. A. P1E1, OF aAlesbUrE.
, 1864-09-03
Suction Sales.

PAAGKIN4 HOUSE.-For sale at
Saturday, Sept: 10th, 1864,
ats o'c1cek H.. that certain frame Packing House
A1cbtr koad, in the city Ut Chicago formerly EaoEn
hy Creation Co., together h the nxtures appur-
tenanceA unt1p1Eed term otleRss, SIC. Also lot OF
lses Toms, cash. For dasesiptlon, naEtlcnlars &C.,
apply to WIN. 4. BUFFERS d co.
aQ2L tS1@SE4ehp Aucticaeers,
, 1864-09-03

ouft Ucuee Etepe. but had ale0 ftet~ned to the eL
cei,ent reply Of hon. john Wentworth, the man
pho belonged TO his country. He resat!ed several
incidents Of Mr. Wentwcrlh's life, showing that he
supported the Government becsuae be defved his IL
1le u resi- estsse um it. the speaker continued
WIS wiling 10 raiy zouad their ticket and al must
Ike him uE1ta to gam victory at every Qof coun-
ty, State and naAouM
The Committee on Resolutions reported the
following 1hich were adopted unanimously:
Resoteed, That the Union men OF this Congress.
p1beipes faanei nd contaned 10 he Bs @
more Narlonal Union Platform, and they arc de-
trimmed to secure for that great embodiment OF
ment 6y the popular vote OF this District.
Reso@red, That nc are for liberty and Union :
thai NC arr tor the great man Of the age. who, By
! hnman bs1ngs from slavefy-thst honest man and
nub:e pat1iot-ABRAHAA LINCOLN; and here
by pledge ourselves to giTe the State OF Illinois
| 70 Lincoln and Johneon BY tofty thousand ma-
Re,Nstd, That we rAognize in General Richard
J, ,Ogle.by. noble md gallant standard bearer IN
gmpbantly through the contest and our noble
aetsImtDea that the whole State ticket shal be
II Axtotted, That We are proud OF our noble army
nnn men Salssnt leaders, VIC have confidence N
vii ash hrensS no io1s e besye the .d
neen given, aud The rebellion crushed and ne
ph dee ourselves to render the Government III nrr
.t a,o ao9 enos N pEsains forward the war unt
t We have conGuered astl peace 4AAA
re ttd Ibat We invite all loyal men TO ioin nj
IN sustaining the government Of The United Ststes
and save this mighty nation from nnnrrhr .na -
struct!on for 1t nast be apparent to cTelv esn5;d
faind 4 th1t ne M destnef of The country would not
! pc fafe IN Tue hands of the reckleae. deaign5nT
| tsaiturous anu dangerous men who hare inst hatS
their coNclsya In Chicago, '07' "e1e
dn Tnst e. convention recognize
IN Congress- from this district, faithfm snr tat
, 1864-09-03

~ tutts AID re7te=entsttvss tor +be loya1 nsn Of
Ch1cogo. havs fu1E1thed more substitutes 9uY
o'hr ps:tv IN EhcagY-lo1 tuis re4san: Il aeres 70
futEisa Han psopose e Q So II pay twice wass
Iecetye from the principal. II required. Will sur.
nLsh partats 70 vhor hsvh furnished sceentsbIa
AuDfttntes, Rnd E also ssatty to tn truth Eluass
OF what advertise. J. 4. COLBY, IS Shuth CArS
a!rtet. scaus99 II
, 1864-09-03

~ tbas am pree4rsd TO furnish subsidiaries for
:he y. navy ana mustas tnen IN sh's city tor the
term CT oEe, Two or thre6 Ye1l1. a11 have faEm
ed,:sd te ans State Where the orlnetpA! may resde
PARTIES ID tue ct7 VT havn i1lends IN other States
WHO wish to procure ubg1tutss, aud have them
tired u Cmeago. end credited to tns pr1cc.pM
cali on J. 4. COLBY. 55 8. Cl2rk at. s.s qss3 1t
, 1864-09-03
W7ANTED-Wa Will n,,+om

M ANIED Substitutes TOT on3
Nv 3eEs, to go In tAe Navy. Old SavB pYatsr7e,i,
eq5sttutea Gae Ro 70 tie R!yes OF = th
chanc>s for prsza money. VS. VIII rsy tbs highest
bounty paid IN tho cttf. WILSON MERRIAM
A. Cla.k street. se3q3u1t
, 1864-09-03

wants Sab:t1
w tntes r. ore, two Ct thrss years for tho q. s.
g: yicss can furnish sood men as low. not lower
tann A4y other party. Call ard ms, It Any rate,
WattI pso1 cao 10 do VIII do, aud Will reler to re-
snonsiE,e p3ftes 70 whom hsVa turrth 81 good and
Accep1&p nell. j. A. C0L6Y.
ke9 Q&34jf S3 Enrth Ynffrse
, 1864-09-03
Gl)ieo9o Gribn,1e.
THE CITY.

ANOTHER BnAvE One Gosr.-We have been lp-
formed that Thomas Wagart, late member OF the
Boarh Of Trade, Mns killed in ths recent raid
and dicd almost ins,ap.ly.
, 1864-09-03

SHOOTING AyTfA1-1NonADLE uoNICtnE -0,n
OF ,be m. Bt outrageous fbooune ARRAYS on record
lu the criminal annals Of Chicago took place W..
te,dsy afternoon at the entrance to Rob,nson a.
Nvncs' CirepR, located IN tho coEu.r ol Jacknon
and aI.neal.c etrects. q nau namrd Joe Mnrrf.
known az, AIislinn Joe, " Mho Eeeps trulr store
ind saloon 1t No II. South Wells street, was the
victim sp1 The ticket takef at the circus, young
ca,mn,ittinc nssault W1th de IDLY weapon. with
~ mt TO do R1cvioue bodily injcry- The facts.
Jp1 AZ they csu he sacert2ined, appe1r to be that
At the afternoon per|ormAnce NJ the caf:us MntTt,
With hts four chldr:n. Presented airste
in the lobby, ana demanded admlttauca fn.
the party, terUeFlng the enm Of 1t'y cents. winch
wat refused By the prsoner, who demanded onoIh.
II twenty-tv: ceuts. The Injured mau. 1t Is ss1t-
Cd, then hecaue oyert+.ering snd lnsolent, few
words we're exchanged In the couree o! which
Nur.t called Lewis had uama. Upon hearing the
tp,tlrt applied 10 A1,n- Lew4 drew small breach
loading, detonatiLg pislo, md presenting it at the
hesd OF 1lpEIi, demsnted rel1act1on ofthe od1eu.
rfye expre<sion. The latter GOT only ie.llncd to
unop, taking deliberate aim, LeEis discharged the
,nstui At The head OF Mut1l The bali entered
ri the basE Ct the jaw on the right side
ii the neck and lodged ,tself under the left ctr:
:rne Wounded man .wa1 conveyed 70 bis home, aud
1he asei,tapce Of Drs. Fisher, Smith aud An tre~s,
~. rallcd into rsqu,e1ti n. The most prompt
measures were taken to stop the eaaston OF bleod.
syt{ch was flowing xtth creat rapidlty ir?1 the
carotid azery injured ny ,5e e o. ,ea'ne S
1sosIiiop. with bis bead downwatda. where ne 20 y
Il, = In cjost precsrious condition, TOO "e1k 70
MIN II the operation Of tying The artery: u -
!hn,,rht tisi 1nere IL no possbe Glance OF hs re-
covering. az,, &, ~. rtrrrs
a., ,he line the s{1air occurred, aud promptly A.:
.4.ttd Ir1ts. .who.eex-mrnntionW W1u BE- postponed
uutIi 1t is asctftatned II tho 1n'ns7es
Aurri are ata'.
, 1864-09-03

Nv AMTED Sube t1tutesl I will
=! pay to acceptable Substitutes tho highest
price, cssh down Afcr you have canvaaaed ths
Rsks!e That y psIe hy sny EassY Il ceicaso you
them u 70 nc and You Will be lib tIsiiy rewarded bT
]. a. COLBY, IS CLARK street, ee3 oS391t
, 1864-09-03

w ANTED-Aeents to sal fifteen
w Kinds ef Msps and Charts. the mos. s,le.o1e
ever taaued; SO ktnds Of EnzravtnEs foar different
d5tee Of Album Ptct urrs 20 oersu: books aol t,ur
vAfleiet Ct P,11a PAGkaze1. warranted superior to
sn1 ethe1a ip the United States. A1aieas. 9Th
IT. eetr Chicago. sei.oIS7.1t
, 1864-09-03
HBauten==aNg1tt8.

W ANTED. Agents wanted to
es se,! ito mont "Eondsrfuf taTsahen o. sas
AT isdg or g%Ldem.n can take oerfscs Likeness
sensf1 on reeuot ct g censs Axtass aIe NJ Ing
their OWE 11euts~a Tosn 1nd c:u1tT rKh tot
YctE. eA1 u1{3sr
, 1864-09-03

To JEFF DAvIs.-That Remarkable Docunsn
alluded to in the journal Of last e7ening-whlch
was scride1tslIy picked up in tho vicinity OF the
"Democrattc" Wigwana-beins no less than
very elaborate and very singular letter ro@. bis
E1cellency Je1fesron Davis we understsnd vii
soou appear in apamphet enti,lsd ''TuE CorPER"
HEADS PRAIER."
, 1864-09-03

w ANTED 600 tona cast
~. 1 se5se ison. fos wh,eh xs will pay tho htzhsss
ok-c: % ut. as ne bzs fo- our u and VIII no1
CnarEa thd1L n1Qcl1ssiou- C. D, BROWN l. Co. iron
EE1tt ants GId touadEymsu- e1S-oi3t-11
, 1864-09-03
6HautEp.

w ANTAD-To Bakers and Coz
elas, hse1A ss1Aoeess 4 situation vaoted ~ . dsst
ss3-Q24 II ss AstoaAo 10 - d.
, 1864-09-03

AFFLBs-Ar11vats from New York9tate hsya com
mtaced and pnces tesd downwArds At esce3so?.