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VERMONT TRANSCRIPT.
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~, HENRY A. CUTLER.


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LRASCIs ByrLRRb NO PECK SLIP, mas All
hs choice breeds e. sale and s,ocs Buffers infanbc
er's new Work, ST. Dogs boarded trained, 20 Medicines
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RAILROADS..

- - .-.- = - = -Y4.Sts
II UDs0N RIVER RAILROAD. -TRAINS FOR ALBA
ny. Troy The North and West, leave Chambers stree
att and no and 10, and ~ ~ Y. Nj and Suniar
at 522 T.. NJ from Thircth Tickets procurct
a,any of the Offices of wEsrCorrs Express in New Yss
and booky aud baggage checked at the all poip
the ROAD and 70 Saratoga springs 4 ti IL IL fttcN
NrEW YORK HARLEM AND ALBANY RAILROAD-
IN Increased accom- nodahous Trains for Albany AMI
Troy the North aud West leave Twenty sixth street dspos
SUNDAY trains leave New York for Albany asta3 NJ
and Albany FOR New York At gt5 A VI, ,...
JOHN BuRouikst, Sapsrislesssas
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sFTlPPTHo.

6HlFFlWde 4
SlG nlisp ww lIEGKLY TO LIVERPOOL, TOUCHING Ar
~ M nso WN Cork harborl The Liverpool. New
norh a.u inadspha Steamship ompany intend des.
follows S''' S'"s NJ" 's'~'"S"'Ps -
EDISBUR ........... qa,n.a.x uxs..... n
CITY WAsHihGroN ....... Saturday Febrnary ID
CITY MANChESfbE Saturday ...... Febr,rnry ~
North river. 1850 "'N' Pc -
RATES OF PASSAGE
u,no PAYABLE in gold or its eaulyaIent in currency
Do Do :, 90 t london Do . London. -
DO. 70 Hamburg 90 Do 10 iianbarg Il. n
Antwerp. Re, at equally low rates.
From Lyerpon or Queen Sown. rs. cabin, SD $50 Sos
Steerage 49, Those who wish send for their friends
buy tickets here at the se rates.
These have superior accommodations pas
sengers are strongly bnit in water tight Iron sections and
attached 10 each steamer.
INMAN AGENT, 20 Water street: In Glasgow 10 ALEX
MALCOLM No 81. Enoch square; in Queenstown to O.
" ID. SEYMOUR &CO In London 10 EWES MACY.
81 King William street: IN Paris TO JULES DEcouE,S
Rue Notre Dame des Victories Place lie n Bourse in Pitt
adelpha % JOHN O. DALE III Walnut street. or at tho
JOHN a. DALE, Agent, Is Broadway, N Y.
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WANrBD-A NURSE CA PROTESTANT TO TAKs
W charge o. child mouths Old aud o. other smail
children Apply al 1875 Eas. 3i.h nrs, house OF
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TIN CulsINIER FRANCAIs DE PREMIER oRDRB
" uuc les BONES cunierc franchise rois bonnes dem
fans dcN acpnf de tables ct unc femme de chanbe ct
noe tonue denfauts pour rEurope dean lent &c placer
Sadrcssor dc suite fAgence Francase de NJ. o. GAIL.
LARD ltg East gne rue entire rs ndway avenue
on iomandea IA meme adrrsse bonnie ontrcre
femme dc ehambrs dc 20 80 aus Suisse 81 proestante
deus easncs francs'scs de sccoud nrdre, dcux eune
lcs do nlfWs deux euncs de III 20 pnrant
anens hofnn sogncr four chez uu psser ct
IN garcon dc tat parlant angiais.
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yVArTED-AN ENGLISH, scorCu OR SWISS PRO.
w iesant woman about 80 thorough seamstress and
adys maid must he hair dresser good age, aud good
home gwen 10 the right Apply at ~ Eat 2st st.
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A FARMER, A COOK AND A COACHNAN WANTED
n The latter man and wife preferred; must thoroughly
their business; the hest of city references
anred Apply the oce Of the CITY Assembly Rooms s46
Broadway Thursday Friday February and H. be.
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COMMON SENSE THE MAN WHO RNLIsTs SHOULD
~ fnd out the hest regiments the largest bounty. and
whether he win be treated like man or beast where he
roes whether his officers sober, intelligent
drunken rougs Ac &C. Full Information In regard 70 one
" without annoyance from brokers at the
Central Army Agency, $50 Broadway.
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SPORTING.

DoG FOR sALE-.A LARGE, POWERFUL AND v ELL
IL bult Newfound and; an excellent watch dog VIII be
scid reasonable Inquire Of o HOPKINS, 400 sx.h
noes TOR sAIE.-oNE NEWFOUNDLAND poo,
~ well framed an excellent watch dog, MastH, pair
OF game Bull Terriers ono handsome Scotch Torcr not sx
ceedlug ave pounds one handsome email italian ORGY
hound one, handsome Poodle; also Black aud Tan Ter
riers Scotch Terriers skye Terriers GOOD taere Fair
JOHN GRAY.
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A LII WHO ARE IN WANT OF COMPETENT MALE
help such ahmen. gardeners clerks walters pr.
vate porters farm hands small boys 40 can he
Immediately suited at. Employment House, 1888 Eleventh
street. corner Sixth avenue.
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camille Agency 266 Broadway for the following sliua.
clerk for entry clerk boot and shoe sales
tally clerk for railroad timekeeper clerks
and copys several others Owing TO the numerous
demands for clerks merchants and others must send
in their orders before three o'clock each day insure aen
ton next day. ORGANIZED hv authority from the Mayor
1889 Beware Of swindling foreigners claiming patronage
Montgomery q CO.
, 1864-09-23

TAKAN Pn1soSER.-In the list OF prisoners taken
from the 1lth Illinois cavalry, published In the
T1:BusE day or two etnce, il the name Of ". J,
Wiifcrd, who enlisted from this Office. being one
OF the tixts men who have honorshly graduated
into The raEke from the TRIBUNE building. lie is
serving his third term. His parents reside at Eco.
kuk, Iowa.
, 1864-09-23
DI Il d.

AtMeuphls Sent. 18Th. attss = ahort illness, PAUL
A. QUE AZ, Capt. ain III Iowa Cavalry. tRet sz feafH
! apfain QntRl vss d brb1htf OF Robert r. ana o. H.
ppea, CT this city.
A. DcnaltE ny11le. Aug. a. 1851. n the 18th year
bis r., nom wennoa ErGs r. y6ils n a;.shasEs p
noiz CATalfJ..
Youns Snow Vas the op1y s=n Of T. C. Snow, Esq.,
formerly reefdsnt Of Tits elty. but now OF Lyong
IvvA LaAt winter, or carly In th spring. vhlle rat
under II 5esta Of age. At much sKsss bis parents
4isheI his s1deut pahiottsm induced him to fore1a
tha contor.s Of home. TO bid adleu to bis ford ed
cour part n1s, hts adect1onRse sfse1 the teach.rs
Anc his set oolmates Of the Dea4born school. Vim
though so1roFlnK fer tter lufa Of hts copAn,opunp
admired hts maulinsea and bade hin God speed ua
3oinnd the 17rh Ilinoly Cavalry. to add h,s eforts
hubble they might be, those OF su.h pst1t
uts Ellsworth and Aull,Esn: like tnote he won the
sdmrai1on Of BIZ saocia:es by his daeds Of brkvery
and like item he Eerithed By rebel bullets Whta on
his va3 70 distant military post With Important dle.
patches. In cempnn3 With three others, b. WIS am
buehed and surrounded by band OF bushzhs kerr
snd ordt1ed to srsrenteT. AZ hiB cnmm2ndi.R Office
rays, with the hefclam II great deal older head
Edwin >eut epurs to hs hoffe and dashed rough
them. At the 1sme time receiving Ct arae Of buck
sfot In tie hip and abdomen. penetrating tha tntes
tnes yaf IN this teirfble atuatos3 he reRAned bis
camp, FOB thirty t1lles ba,ow Baton Rouge. Edwin
was cne Of INF best man. std every Inch a so1dier.'
After suhernK extreme pain for four days AID nights
without cnnplalnt or 1uEnur, he expired, Aui 2l,
1t q o'clock Pm WeEouln most ncce.s:y offer our
Condoh nee to nls Afflicted parents.
, 1864-09-23
THE LAKE Exk1E PIRATES
Arrest Of RipeleaderH-They uro all
tor Little n Mac,

To11no. oH1o. Thursday. Sept. ga sandusky
count Of the rebel raid the Ike, gives g toi-
The man Co,e,-vh WAS arrested at saudusky %
the leader IN the conspiracy had been In The csty
for zone Pc 9x tG wseks ear5lnE On hs
arrni eed for a grand suppef on Monday night at
sanoosky, at which leading eoppesheads Of San
Gns 70 BE- @ ne ts Officers Of ae
TO be dragged, The oaicers dsab1sd By he % copper
heade, and the steamer then taken possession OF.
coes Was identified as rebel capl7in, and was
ss aIfestsd on Monday afternoon, when he confessed
On Tuesday d man named Robinson WAS ar7est-.-
cd in sandneky, and taken over to the Island an-
EIeted him in the dist11button OF his monay.
Ths following arc the nIx men arrested On Mon
Abraham Sttain, commonly known as Captaiu
Strain. is hardware merchant Of SAndusRy. ne
is known as one Of the prtncipel leaders 81 the
voelt n BIZ Of u. IL neoln 'fsn ds
potism." ut5 connectlo1 with the plot to seize
the Michigan ia fnid to be very clear.
John II. Williams, Ia alsoA hsruware merchant
Ct ssneutkF, and very, prominent copperhe1o.
d. Edward Stanley. Is au Alopathlc physician
Of sandusky, and strong coppernesd.- He was
connected some tlne etnce in scheme for procur.
Ing qnfnthe for the rebel army. His associate in
the ada1r was scur to Fort Lafayette OF it being
J.. 3. Mei7iek, il a builder, and etrons Mcclel-
J. Ii. Brown, another strong Mcclellan Demo-
uat, var Postmaster under Buchanan:
F. Rosenthai l. Jew, who settled as clothing
Ing to have been driven out Of Richmond for
unicn ecntinenis. He is an outspoken copper.
The captors Of the little steamers were rebels
aEd coprerhend eku}ktrs from Canada. Several
were recognized 10 having been for same time
around ssndnsky and The Islands. Tocy talked
ffrlF and ha h1, 1f nj
, 1864-09-23

Cincinnati flurket.

Especial Dispatch to this Chicago Tribune.1
CINCINNATI. Thursday, e.pt. a. 1861.
F1ouK-Masaes depressed art price4 nominal. su,
pe1hne, 3osa good extra 1915 extra ianiiy, $3.50
1c 90.
WmkI-Cnll market. TIE only esle effected Was
50 b1lB 1t Hts.
Pkev1eIons-Fo Gales worthy OF note. Bu1kmea
-l1@lsc for shoulders AMI aides. Bacou-tsc for
shoulders and 1sHa2oko for tides. Lard oaiet and
saletnle u 2hc. KodemAnd for msas po.k.
GaAiK-Hheat market dull ana demand l,eht.
Red; outdee nEure for prime sample. .sl.po: vhlta
oS DO y 81 1eo % on landing q $50: soo d. 90
ceotce q y! 49, totn-Demand tight snd msrket
Sni.t s. Is for r 81 eea f aased
h5e-Asrket dull: holders asked ii 10 rot p1sme: hut
And culet. - ' 0".ASas0a
- cosoo1Elfs-Ha.se: dull and operations irregular.
Lott -a3ae1e for taif to c:olee. IL v sugar IA
Is. e. tor .saoiee Cnha: and s!c for hard fedasd.
xs447lc for Hamburg. ~ -.
MT-In ~ demand st s2soaa2s.co PSF ton for
fair prime Tmtthy on a11ysl. s ~s@ AVA
PoIATosa. +$.00l !. 81 per bsIreL
FAtlf-Appies tasea 5c0 per bfr1e1.
, 1864-09-23
COUNTY uNfor cos Ver ZION.


,u a.,
1ne Aepuolican Union pr1oarJ ne"snss 'eF III
Selection Of deleekteI to the Cook County Consen
tion we've held ,es,eroay IN the several ward. O
the c,ty The mi. spoiled wss much 1arger thar
~ I.'' 4"s VIZ 49, r,aa.,,,,. - h.,s 49,
usoa1 1he to#n PtsHa', @eetk' vic neta VI
the previous dsy. Tho folio Ffns are tae results o.
The ELECTION 50 far as reported:
NET IEo-.tR ~ RsvmoDd. A. C. Hcboolev
f.h,r1s. r p..c.ee i4cusxe Fit Geo. G R4rrs
s,mom oninisn' Peter Psgr Chss F. Ch1.son.
ftIo eksl1es Mi.hje John Bss., supeT1sol % !.
c. Kui. Ferbocier
E..nnH Mn,1j-Wu1, a. Garter Geo. A. FIje1.
NAM. Chsuney 7. Bowen, J.. 81. Dore, jacob
Sutttr, 6. P. Kellogg, 9 kchsli, u. II. Leav,t ),
4. Bn.nhsm, Abrshan. Waiter, Samue! Willard
IAi7u Tard-Joau Wi!eon, Peter Wolf a. c.
nprand, ". Il. Eddy, y 3. Perry, J. T. P0'lard,
a. Fz1sbie g; 2. Naples, F. a. Frank Super
fsarM iFaeiIsamus, ncRo,, wn. +: Rles.
Solomon ?. Hopklns. Thoma. Nlcoles, Wm. H.
hoeT'ee, Pn1lio Ma9two1to. WIZ. Hopkins; 6u.
petvisor, Charles tossa3soee.
ram Wdrd-Fetee Aonnot, Michatl Schmttz,
AdtJph Mulef.
6t1fh HgfTTR. .. etone, ". Metzeer, Il. Bind
er, benrY EesdlIand.%
6epsnM taTn-a. u. Young, Henry Pnsrm,
Jacoh Rutb, il. 4. Punt, avery Moore, e. Ttght-
nesf; 4se :, 1, ,,, -. -.
,EtGnn Nafnm" aIaru n. Smith, George n.
Mfiler, uohu MGllief.
, 1864-09-23
New York Market.

ne" 3oHh. 1hu1ttAT. Sept. ~.
Co1ToN-Ir1e2u:ar and unsettled, p1fces decided.
baEsBsTr1Ts-rlour-A tor Bsa,e and we.t.
zin opened Gull and heATy. and closed u ut ln 10
Lever: e9A a9:o for SUPERIOR ssste: s0l5eo S toF
superior Westarn: - e:4to.ys for common to me-
Epod Ehtspl1g brands extra Found Hoop Oolos md
I'll 11Esl3-a5 for lads hsanda- Canadian Fionr dnii
and .owtr: 49g &13 20 for common, and 80 9lAi2
toE good tothotce e1tsn- Rye Flour qulei.
NHIsKT-Qu1.t: Western tle1.
GE11N-Whest opened henry Ant closed dull and
2ese lower e41s Ior Cniesso sprinE e7.ss for PeW
Hasiae spsns *3ls12.A for No; Atlwaukss, aud
Corn htavy and lc lower; 4lt9xa1.6l for mixed
Wesxrn. Oa;s nrm: moderate buslnsss doing !;
GHoc1Rizs-Coa low er under the auctioa ,ale.
StgaF Ttft oun no Sales Molabsea market qpll
an1pEfces noninally unchanged.
fEThoL1rx-FIr1u Int qtjef, and l3c f,T crpte.
''G r. rtnne1 In bond. mad 65c fos refined fsee.
NooL-QuIet ... .. .
PRovls1oNs-Pork !esa acttye and lower ~. Goa
M.tt tor mets; t425Sa ts.6:A ,or ncw do; III INA
t9.to for pins; and 1l2,Dte1x5 50 for prime nets:
81 <i2 st. Oct bar 18th Vt t4i0o3 M and All Octo.
htrs uu1ele option. part at SsLoo- Beef autl ana
heavJ- $l2 for coCrtry mess: ~ 10 for coun
TT p1lE 3tsA51903 for rapscEed mess and 80 90
13 90 for tItra esI; ptu1e mes 1taf entirely nom
tns cutneHts arc Qulet and prises irregular: 17Hc
@.9c for ehoulct1s an ma 2oc tor hsmsi the latter
pf3ce Tor cholct. Lard dull ara lower. at 2so2sc-
he Iat'e5 price n e1sfene. Buttez daal ard very
Cheebo heay5 and Qutet. At 1sS52sc fIr common 10
, 1864-09-23
st. Louis Market.
1apectRl Qtepatch u 1aa q frAro .rrthnna

lspeclal UHPattd 70 he Chicago Ttibune,l
~eT. Louis. Thuzs1s7 Evenfng:Beps..a
.ToHAcco-LoEer. There ware bat 81 hfa " oY.res :.
:6 Weze sole, bile bids on 81 were reec.ed Safans
$s.u@62o; kreen and damaged lugs, s12c@9De, fac.
tori do. Ssex@ll.75: plantsrs' DO, $.z75: . do aom
ncn and shipping leaf. ss4 esals.75; nsedlgm bid.
slst@2!4: good sud fno DO. sz1.oo9sos9; common
btm 326 Un@29.3 oAo ~
FtoUh-InAc,ive. Sales 70 brs extrs 1t s1.o,.
double tIua country st $llI0; extra at s1p13. sni
tnUbta eIt1A At ailoQ. "' ~14
INIT. nj u Is; s DO a. :. a.: 80 do at 3l9J 3s do
n xl2,H 65z tscks IL 7lots q a PSI at $ig7E:
le', =. t2co & b. co,n..oGo % sael q store vere
tscks nixt wrste aud yellow 10 atore It Ii 81 8ns
90 yef " on thg isyee A. t.5o II do Wits On the
gose11mtnt ,coltrsetor 1t yLc. d=l BarlaY~ls7
sacks fall 1t $3tl a do ut REX; 80 do at LIZ ise
DO tpf7i z At tl.t3 = bu. ~-' NV
~ P1oy. y.s1oas-Laid-sales 50 tres prtms ssear, a.
2sHc .. "
TALLow-salfs s. pf9s st 19c-
WmskI-6A-es45 45 ollA IN lots at yt.75 2 EAl.
, 1864-09-23
HIGHER BD BDllusIes+AuD u Offer.

EVIIu4B CuIt2Ru 111"1"V'
1tapp-a.,pg evident thss We shalt no. raIse on,
quota un!eps lsrser bonuties ire .f-r the ~rIter
Of tnis nposs to b oss @ II nten huudred 70
OF <GOo, Let NEE ing he eslied immedlatejy. aud
th1se attend who are willing to do this much to
provide bounty. .eqn,l to that being paid el.e-
where LIT MT add that ! am not m4fricd N IN.
70 raise 9a0o i'll probably s1ect my do.n :es
equal TO that OF any Individual IN Chics.u. wbo
ha- small bur1nt ss and = family to ruppnrt, and
IN case OF being drafted. G.
, 1864-09-23
illinois and michigan Canal.
E9Iaff1a1 II II, fInlA

BA1pakFoR1, Thursday, Sept. a. EEL
CIHARKD-Notltnz,
:ARalykD-A6yAnct.L Lenont, IS yds direuslon
ttone; D. Heas. 1cnont Is yds dimensloa stone; j,
,. Preston Morris 90 bu corn, $50 Dn o. AWd
He efeeds: Onward, Joliet. 5,u0 bu oats, Cn1pngoon,
pet.al, LockpoEt. 4so: bu corn A. Ga7ord, Lock.
PIT. "a bu oats. l1c bu rye, 7e b1ia 1our,
Il s1mber, 90 aiding. 100 thic ges IS oos istn In
1st,EasST !nen; q Il p sisss DO; Eaaisa o.: P!alFta
port, lso It lumber, 1aso ob stavsS aud beading
1oTx s,ate 81 1fssIe 2o + FL, lum5sr 49to
lumber, 1850 la1h; J B. Preston, Morris; o. *e.d,
3ol'et3 q G. tooni.. Lenont: 9s!ll. Morris
Eeneca O:1ags, co bu corn. Isl bn b. lay s.5 81
tssoas E. Mel Ltuaan. Seneca. $3.50 bu corn OScau.
LnSalIs. 5Lts hu corn, sltp NJ seed
, 1864-09-23
FROM COLUJmBUB.
R9mored Escape Of 1000 Rebel Pr1s-

es US b. gentleman who arrived ID this cssg shi4
morning directly from Columbus, Ohio. ae statts
that On Saturday last the rebel prisoners confined
thousand OF then. sQcceedcd in making their es-
cope. They are banded together with such i'm.
penents ae they could obtain, and it 10 feared that
they might 10 mischief before they could be re.
captured. 1.-THE r port be true, undoubtedly the
rebels will scatter and eudeavor to make their war
South OF to Canaua cit gig and in email eQulda.
, 1864-09-23

BryFALo Thursday evening, Sept u,
FLopH-nu1l atd inactive.
GxA1N-Wheat dull and dfaoping. Cosu-No 4
&l48 Oats nlm at 77hc. O.tcr1 grams nominal.
TH1sAY-Held at q s~@l.61.
FK1 on! 20 NEW YGRE-W1eAt, .1kc. Corn
1hH: cats, l1HQ104. -
LAkr NroaIs-FlouE. u SIS bsls whsat, 7s 500 bu
coIn 513 bu: oetB, sG7 SO hu: rye, II, ,o1l bn.
EASAL LE1PpH1s-Whfa u. 81 $50 hu corn, Il 4st bu
csts, II 3, SEQ bu: FYe, II ,490 bu.
, 1864-09-23

PInLADxIruIA, 1h1rsda7. Sept n.
FLoun-Dtclininz and anll. BALES ., ,t06 bsfs Extra
Family At z1i.5t@lt So.
G1AIa-Eheat dull, 6alea Of old Red at 3z41o
2 IS: new Ret ut s2.5A82 IS: While At $27yG2 so
We4ttrn Il q.
FETao1KuM-steady. ssles 1860 brls Crude Ut 4s
: WHIeKr-pull, Pen1tJlyaIia sold VI st 81; Ohio
At$tL6. 'E77'
, 1864-09-23
New York State, AEric nIturuI


BUFFALO, Thursday: Sept. ea.-The New Yerk
State Fair opened at Rnchcstcr on Tuesday, and
There are many viaitorz present. The eEt.ies e1-
cted either Of the two last ye1rs.
The cattle chow liz small, but WIS e7lr bet e..
Better cla;se, OF maebincrJ thow good: soma new
and instructive Fruit exhibition good. Dairy
and Vegetables very poor. Domestic department.
pYnsn =
, 1864-09-23

EOR SALE O, House and Barn
II auf Fcur Lots, and FIVE Houses and Lots, and
Ten Lots On Pierce aad Green stree 8, and Flitteo
Lots In Block 2t and Two LOIS Calumet aTenue:
Alt Il good bsrkain- Call on +. E, BALD win No.
1Ul randolph streex. Room No. 8, se23 eil}st
, 1864-09-23

Osw3ao. Thu1tday Evening, Sept. r.
FLo1R-Unchxnged; s1tQla Is for NO, Bprlng;
I'll Zoo il for double Extra.
WHEAT Dull: 10. Milwaukee Club u 10; Winter
Red IpGiAnA ~ a.
CQRx-Qu1et: Illinois II 50.
CANAL FETI8Hrs-Aa ahade aaAler in Grain. Flour
51stsc; Whesr lse; Corn ike; Barley lie to New
pIk,
, 1864-09-23

LArcrxT.-John G. Diekey, the mau whose ar
rest toz running away With the wife Of Canadian,
which we mentioned day or two since. was yes
tcrday brought before Juetica Brown, CHARGED
wins the larceny Of sundry "dxtnEs.n the prop
erty OF The woman who had enticed him sway. The
eaae Mss continued until today. 4
, 1864-09-23
LOCAL MATTERS

Dr. JanoS-1tfs fs said by those haEtag occa-
sion or such ters1ses IS Dr. James renders to hare
no superior IL the treatment Of private dleeases-
or diseases Of the genial or sexual organs. Dr.
James rfactteed fifteen years In New Orleans, thir-
teen seara OF which he conducted the 1trgest
huepita! In the United States for the treatment OF
BEEN tractic1p1 IN Chicago Within Ihc Ia t dfteen
ycars Dr. James has treatea more disease. If an To-
iselo9s veos resl e6AracteE successfully than any
otbsr doctor in the United 8tates.
Dr. James l. the ouly specialist treating the sex-
ual osans in the uuitsd States, that has teatimo-
MAS tuloElslic Of bis prole.s,onal akill and
hospitals in the United States Udt are Hptng-not
r. JoFe'2n eounsry-but can be zete1ed to at any
Dr:Jtnea' office and parloza are at Sc Randolph
street, mp stars. Ten separate rooms. All con
81 snt5tiont confidential. ol}ce hours from ..
H-For the best custom-nade Shirts in the city
90 10 Wilson's. 12G Dearborn street. ses3- -s69a1t
D0.Ro-me.-Mr. Dye will eonmcnce> his
JDre. lie Singing School next Saturday morning at
ao,c1ock In The Musicsl Unfou Academy, Nc ho-
clet Church Block Acnlt Singing Schooion Tnes-
Gay M e1EeninG at tbe same place For particulars
~ The best Pant Cutter in Chicago is at Bart
3Iest,s. 1a1 and 1ss Randolph street sherman
House. scps2 s6sa1w.
WESTERN UNION COLLEGE AND Mu1T1RY AcAp.
stitution for ,ounR men and boys. Cadets recsived
at any>tfn1e- Adresa, Col D. s. Coyrnr,
eepu7&3ssaw President,
Frtedmenss Aid ConmIssion.-The
Treasurer aekuoHle Hledges the receipt ~of seventy
aeven dollars and tweatT tT-nve cents, collected IN
INC ~ f. Church On Kingston (fl) Circuit, OF
Fast Dag, end Forwarded By Rev. George Il. Ht
Ornamental and Nursery srocx, 40QOO Peach. il. cod
Pew, 10D, ,0O0 Grape, &c Send red stamp ior new
, 1864-09-23

He1oiciogR 1t ehefIdpnss Victory.

ny; Nasnv1tnr s Thnrtasy. Sept GA salute Of 70,
Grant, s' - o1@
A6lutoot General Thomas arrived here to-day.
hs vii Be .er. naded Il understood, at the resi-
River 3k feet or the shoals md af a atand
, 1864-09-23

Especial ulspalch to the Ehtcago Tribunal
DETROIT. Thursday, ,Bept. =.
UF-Dsr1ey. Pomeroy, 81. Law, enee. Nichols, DEE.
MARI. Elep williams, Trowpr1dge. ssn.tor.
DowN-R. G. Wfnelnw, Concord, YOUNG America
Mp1tcp, kost!te. ii. II. Scott Tartar, Mely,ua Has.
Ltrs1n. y. G.. btown. Habob an bolt. =.
Wind SoH3h
, 1864-09-23
.Fbr Sale.

FOR sALE-Pogtable Engines.
i One tnhorse. one Is horsa poaes, Ia fsst-:ls1t
coaasten- as r. j. y. RICHARDS, So Washington ct,
TOR SALE 50 The lease, stock and
n1tu1es Of Saloon and Boartiag House doing
afs'.1ats nIftnesk- will be Rold cheap Il sppef
To- mmed1telT. FottaIms cali 1t ths prem sst III
South Can8l street, se73 ss,j7.st
, 1864-09-23
milwaukee MRrAet+

- "1I"AUhEE. INUFkdAJt 5epE- II.
Market dull asd heayJ.no decided change.
rec eipts 26ooag anss III oCo Last year.
marie; 2aSc loper s4les this H.: sos pu ut Il
on 'ChanRe Sos bu at *is9@1 %; t.is .. m and ey.n
Ing still lever, c.cslng thts evening at kis7; weak
safas OF 500 In at s7a1Es. Oats In good demand
a. lc better; salts at 64c in store, Corn nym nj
3l&.,
, 1864-09-23

TIE 3s1H W1EeoxsM.-The 3sth- Wisconsin.
eteht hundred et1ong. reached this city last B3g1
utle after one o'clock en route :qr the sEmy Of
the Potomac. ~ s
, 1864-09-23

DAN RICE Axp, Observation-Disclosures
reach us that the proprietor OF the circus now per-
formin: IL thse city. lls bis ring talk with dis,oy
81 u,terances and tltngs at Lincoln and the waz.
trimmer 70 cautious as this parsonage who once.
It is eaid, actually gave performance under the
Co1iedcrtte Tag, should understand that this style
Of thing will not pay In 1oya! communities. Thls
consideration, II impressed upon hlm by empty
benches. will prove salutary and sufficient. We
leur1. that tine treatment tried 10 cdec4unliy
on Dan Rice that she show hemtnRts announced
for a:Netk'e continuance, shutup shop.y yesterdaY,
and has cnr1ied tts dogs, monkeys saakes to
another market.