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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1864-09-20

form. And we ask candid men Of the pemo.
cratic party, what other possible issue can there
be Of the Chicago policy than union with JEFF
DAVIS on his own terms, CT war at infinitely great
er disadvantage to the government than now
Doesn't the calling Of such a Convention imply
necessarily,that the constitution needs amendment
10 please those in rebellion agains! that very con
sttution And don't the men who favor such q
convention with that ayowed purpose, mean 10
amend The constitution hH 1t shall satisfy traitors
And are you, Democrats who are for your eoun-
try against all its enemies, ready to sanction such
a policy, and by your votes declare that you are
in favor Of 50 changing the charter of our govern.
ment as to make il acceptable to those who are
lighting fer arlstccracy in its worst modern de.
Velopnent who are fighting against the doctrine
that the majority shall rule, who are fgb ing
against school-houses and educ,tio and the right
of labor to own ITSELF ard who mean to inaugu.
rate great slavehodng aristocracy, that shall in
all generations to come enforce the doctrine that
property ought to own labor, and stand, in all
coming time, with its feet on the neck Of the
PROSTATE working man
We ask honest Democrats, We ask every man
who is for maintaining the integrity of our ma
tionality, and preserving our Republican nstitu-
tons, to consider whittier the Chicago road leads,
and where those who travel it will ultimately ar
rive. II you mean to subvert Democratic nstitu-
tons, and upturn our government from its loun-
dalton, 90 with the Chicago architects Of ruin II
you mean to save this country in its integrity from
the grasp Of traitors, now and hereafter, go for
the only man who can now beat Chicago, Abra-
ham Lincoln.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1864-09-20

IuE QuorA or VERMONT Gov SUM, Who
has recently been as Washington, last week sent
The following dispatch 10 his private sccrcmr,
,,... WASHINGTON, Sept. IA, 1854.
Samuel Williams, 81 Abans
Inc War Department has ordered dr4u lor
the l9th inst. am doug al possible Go sI,sa
drai1 m Vermont. lam assured that volunteer
ng will be allowed to the latest moment .nd
even alter the draft, volunteers wiI. De accepted
IN lieu OF drafted men It offered before thcy leaye
The state
have obtained allowances for exssss.s aua.r
Tue late enrollment aud "a credit lor seventeen
hundred and slxiy'aeyen men, the excess %, Che
quota uuder the recent call. A new assignment
VIII be distributed among tue tow snutifi 10
The same to equali1e the Congressional Districts
as soon as return Now Is he time ior de-
hoient towns 70 ill their quotas. Il thoy will
but do then duty the draft IN the State aill DO
saved. For the honor OF Vermont let 10 Dr. Juue.
]. &. SMiru.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1864-09-20

The Chcagoites claim that the rebels like then
SO much better than they do the aboIitonists tbs
they will give up the contest as soon as the Peac,
Democracy elect president. Isn't it rather
suspicious circumstance, however, to be popular
with traitors and crimindsp Whoever thought
Of consulting thieves and murdtrers about their
preferences for judges and sheriff.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1864-09-20

Mcclellan Gays, in his letter accepting the nom
nation, that he was "hippy to know that wher
The nomination Vas made, the record Of his pub.
lie life was kept In ,,ew." The convention car
return that o1mplimeat rr When Mcclellan 40.
oepted the nomination, the record of the con
ventcn which nominated him was before hin
and Of ooar.e ain view" One "yiew "isai a
offset to the other.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1864-09-20

The Massachusetts, Republican State Uouyeu.
tlon assembled last week Gov. Andrew and
the rest of the State Ticket, were re-nom ina ,el
by exclamation, with the exception Of Attorney.
General Foster, who declined aud Chester J
Reed, Of Taunton, was nominated in his stead
Hon. Edward Everett, OF Bjstos, aai l,n.
Whiting Grswold, OF Greenfield were NOM.
mated as eleetors-at-large, by reclamation
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1864-09-20

lSooSslsrESr.-rhe Democrats pretend 10 be.
leve that no limitations nor restrictions should be
put IN the way OF any State, desiring to come back
INTO the UnlOa But the Chicago convention r..
fused TO admit delegates from Loutslba. DO the
Democrats believe Louisana 10 or out OF the
UnionP
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1864-09-20

BBAeKwoops MAGAZINE lor august Reprint.
New York Leonard Scott 4 Co.
Contentsi Tony Buter-Pnt Xl, LeNesis
Arsiatle Victor Hugo on Shakespeare Cor
nellus O'Dowd upon Men and W omen and othty
Things in General. Part VII Chronicles Of
earlingf1rd The Public Svhuos Rerort-lt
Harrow anu Rugby Art, GluIeta rb4 Vote
OF Censure.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1864-09-20
The Soldiers Vote for Members of Congress

Nineteen COMPANIES OF Tue Vermont Busade.
yo.ed The list fuesioy ia September. .,r mem
oors OF Congress, with the following result,
fTa District Woodbridge, ~ Merritt
CLARK, 9; Wells, 1 Rel6elJ, >.
N,coni DShici.-MonllL los Orms1H -
THIRD District Baxter, 03 Harrington, /.
In the aggregate this vote is 2S7 union, and
9snti-WaE And that is the way the soldiers
vote uOpperheAd sympathy don't capt-
yaie salileFa much
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1864-09-20

soLplEm Vors.-Unolhoial r,turns lrom tho
Vermont soliiers IL the arny-o1nsres.ionAl
v0te-ife As l0iloss
Woodbridge, 25O Morrill, 35l Bbxto
$40 Wells. ~ 0msby, 10 HARRINGTON, 81
scattering, %,
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1864-09-20
UNION TICKET.

foR President,
ABRAHAM LINCOLN OF Illinois.
yoR VICE President,
ANDREW JOHNSON, Of Tennessee.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1864-09-20

MCCLELLAN AND Tng ''mcAGa PlsIf sg -
The Nsa YORK Macs, Bo Woll's fap5 ..5s:
-" those pl4ba- u ae Dmo.-Y ..s..05
laliug to peace ~eie hl comm .-- g. -s...--. d. d
upon mJ.e lhAn two months before lus .u1, u-
ton 10 Elny ~ ue % aH VIZ J.f
We have 10 upon ehv aVt.ul#.j 4. 4 ...t. ... u
Indiana, who was seec.,d ~ tuc delegate 30
from b., state 10 ne, as uuc Vi t., s. Mof ~
inform The u4ud i.,le- b to- .c.Io4 I'd Ill l.u-
yention-the platform, with its pstce pAuss.
almost word for word as adopted .cas yr,s,utd
to Gen. HcCbHal, aad ,cas by him oyyyogea
both N as letter aud IN rs spirit.
The New YORK Hora, th, .uecia. ua.e. 70
and ricud OF Mcclellan s,y.
I'VE would mucu prae. TO 70 before the
people not al To- upon 90. .ef, 1u4. q.il : ID
our NOBLE candidate winch, wherever known
aud understood, viii command such lrtleit
homage, bu, rather upun lh-s gie4 tuacl. les
OF public policy IHu0unc It, GAics1o ~ c4ch
he IS noc The recognized opponent md w.h
'ohlch no 'oord or at " ms hje IS ia coafc
We have believed tua, Mcclellan was . d.
trap to catch gul.s, that he was heartily and iu
full accord with the Chicago Colyenuon-iud.ei
be says as much-and that all there ia Of war in
his letter Or opinions would never ajura che
rebels. " Atlanta aud Mobile TOT quote lr.in
-" ratified through tie Democratic party like
lightning 'hrooga goosebary bush, aad
Mcclellan heslut5d about say,ag polce at.u
those victories. Ba, he means peace all toe
time and " ccssati Of hosuhu.s:" and VAL
landigham and Wood Will So understand shortly.
and support him as chcedully as they do the
Chicago platform.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1864-09-20

10 the above list, al not otherwise designated
are Union men,
, 1864-07-14

ting him right 10 Give in brief the action Of the
Board upon the chargea.
The fret charge Was as follows:
1--we charpe the said William Turtle with as
su1uing and acting as superintendent OF the city
Of Chicago without due authority Of lay, he not
having been legally confirmed by me common
This specification was dropped ~ unanimous
consent To the second charge "heh reios as
" charge said william Turtle With un!avtu!
yoHtion opetI cnal rights ordering potcs parol,
- sss: .ss es sSsass Hass@sa
c,ty upon an invand order Issued os Mayor shss~-
and 10 The third charge which reads as follow.
3, ne charge std William turtle With nsarpa.,on
Syoc
stnct of ne city 70 without consent of ~
hS'fa as9 y OF
AZ Turtle, through his attorney. plead a. a9es ,1s
Bosid retired ,or consultation. Shortly after they
returned, and announced that upon the >ecood
charge the Poard stood tie and that therefore the
CHARGES were DISMISSED B1own ana 2seng e. tSo- So
"Democfatic" member voted to drop mem.
The third charge, HI. Coventry alone vo:ea 70
sustain. Brown, Hove.!n and Wen wentworth s9sed 20
against It, This Tote OF Mr.. Brown surprised na
at The time, but explanations since given sst1saes
rs that under the circumstances Mr. br0Ens vote
was proper. We shall see what we shall aee.
HEA11'a oa1rsn1.-Mr. Hea1y has achiesed one
Of his best successes on canvass In the portrait
Just completed Of Major General oslesby, the
Union candidate for Governor Of Illinois. 1t VIII
rank. we believe. with the best productions Of the
artist. Gen. Oglesby with his splendid phisique,
and striking physiognomy, Is an admirable sub
ject and his COUNT rfett presentment On the can
vars III but breathes and is one Of the most apir-
ited likenesees We have ever seen. snSh M,tory
as this well entrusted to Hea1ys PENCIL to hand
down to coming time the aetua and = ~ bnt lying
period in our national existence. or these, Gen.
oelcsby is well chosen for his terrces In the aeld
and for those qualities that cause tue rally about
him as leader, at q time when courage, GOODNESS,
and zeal for Union and Liberty are quaiities which
alone ran save US. Multitudes who will never see
Dick ogsesby will gaze upon this picture. and the
cess OF. the painter has faithfully preserved the
features and ph, ncal traits charasteristic q the
tfon at11lr Healy's Gallery, surrounded by nnm-
bers Of hia recent works In portra{ture.
, 1864-07-14
ACADEMY OF SCIENCES,
Tie Lake Tunnc3---ColltttIon Of Specimens.
Hudson Fay Co.

The regular nonth)y meeting Of the Academy oi
Sciences, should have been held on Tuesday eyen-
Ing in the new exhibition Hal at No. So Lasslle
etreet Metropolitan Block, but the pauci.y Of the
attendance prevented the ordinary business being
proceeded with. Professor Andrews, the Prcsi-
eext, Mr. chesbrcuEh and two or three other gen,
tie, were present. The evening was spent princi-
pally in examining ths Varione specimens
ed By Nr: Galbraith, taxidcrnlist, Of New York,
In d:ecnsstng the peculiar appearance Of certain
boulders produced By Ar. chesbrough which had
been excayated from the Lake Tunnel and pre-
seuted strong Indications Of the action Of glaciers
Several specimens OF soft slate bouldeEs contain
ing pyrites Of iron. and various other interesting
specimens from the same excavation, with numef-
ons descriptions Of foBs1s, iron pJtites and C11s
Ialized limestone taken from an adjoining quursy
were also contributed to the Mnseam by Mr. ches-
brouah and excited pnch curiosity.
ercss Of the work, up to the present time was
produced By the saue gentleman, and 1t was IN.
tended that the specimens and the progress Of the
estIpg paper. had there been IN audience.
Al = future time the patEons Of the Academy
mar be g1atined with even more complete nc;
ca1ioeitiess Developed than could possibly have
been fulniahed at the present stage Of the work.
The Exhibition Hail is far from being arranged,
Two months ii ,sas, vi, elapse before even III
effort is being resorted to to complete proper dis
position Of the various object. Of interest at as
carly day as possible. Many cases Of duplicate
specimens contributed to the Academy By the
Smithsonian Institute OF Washington have not
yet arrived, but are daily expected.
The collection OF specimens of the animal, min
eral and vegetable Kingdoms, at present possessed
By the Academy Of Sciences, places 1t only fourth
Ii the LIST Of collections in the United States. An
attempt bss been made in St. Louis. accordance
with The provision Of the Smithsonlsn Institute,
10 establish museum in the West fpr the recep-
lion OF duplicate specimens Of that Society. From
some casse the subject was utterly neglected BY
ference. It may be mentioned that Rob.
bort Kcnnlcott, the curator OF the Academy,
during his recent visit TO the Hudson Bay Terrific
r., made an arrangement With the agents OF the
Company that in exchanee for all specimens Of MT
ural obtcts Of curiosity forwarded 10 him to CHI
cago, be wonld return value in dry goods, pEesery'
ed meate, groceries, etc. This arrangement Il be.
ing faithfully carried OUT and the Academy Il being
4arpc1v benefited,
, 1864-07-14
Court Record.


UNITED STATES cIEcu1T CouRT.-Befors Dauts
and Drnmtaond. J. ton7nson Ldw.
431. Lee VI Jonee. Dismissed.
%oiSnson assss e %s IT. gsag%eat for
plaintiff.
Admiralty. ..-......
81. Alexander vs. Ha,l ct al Decree.
s08. Petition Of FL Garfield to perpetuate test'-
4s5. Bill ings ys The Chicago and Milwaukee r.
r. Co. Referred to master.
4sa. 0lmsted Vi Billings Ct al. Leave to amend
bill without prejudice.
4C7. Patrick IS Krause. Leave 10 file additional
pleas.
113. Gasity ct al IS Ewing. Dismissed.
$40. Reynolds vs Fuller ct al. Dismissed.
al. C0le ys Bowen Ct a.. Diamissed.
15y1. Young Mems Chrstlan Association vB
Wipdom. Defanlt
144s. Cummins vs. Dickinson ct al. Judgment
CD: People, &C.. vs Dui1by ct al. Time to file
n,aa;; ,f1t; oD0nneil Vi Hayes ct ALL Judgment for
1l00. Fisk ys Miner. Jpdement for plaintiff.
11l6. Baker ct a 70 Chistfck. Judgment ofJuly
6th int. vacated.
There will be no more jury trisls in this Court
un1i1 the second Monday ia September.
CIRCUIT CounT OF CooK CouNTT-BHore
N.A.ans, L-Con1n1on Lar;
11M. Dankert vs. Wolf Dismissed.
11ga. Same vs zane. Dismissed.
:. tss ,,. Gardner y Phelps. Judgment entered On
ia. Miller rs uentz. Same.
1l59 Abraham ve Sandersou. Dismissed.
1t0s. Roth IS Bigler. Judgment for plaintiff.
1114. Danly We Haydon- Rule to plead extended.
1179. Reizer vs Cutler ct al. Rule on plaintiff 10
to chow cause, &c
1861. Malzacher rs School District. Judgment
for plaintiff.
It's. Same We OrNeill ct 81. Same
1902. Peirce ct al vs Whitny. Ru1e to plead ex-
tended.
go. Nen ys Holloway ct al. Judgment for
plaintiff
61:. Cndy ct al Va game. Same.
117s. Willard ct al ys Ford ct al. Rule to plead
extended.
1910. Myer W Supervisors of Cook County. De-
fendant moves TO dismiss. go
1153. McB1ullen. We Lloyd. Rnle to plead to
amended declaration.
6a7. Wood ~ Wood. Referred to master.
01. Spring vs Spring ct al: Same order.
904. Hart ct 81 IS Smith. Same. DC.
Ca5. Fo1 "a Fox. Rule to answer extended.
38l. Moore rs Cook ct al. Order that suit aoate
2o5. Chittenoan ct al rs Whltcomo ct al.
Dlsn1seed.
, 1864-07-14

The in.,nde1 at once attempted to make his escape,
hut wes instantly seized By Mr. Boiasky, and bis
fieht prevented. lie struggled hard and threaten;
ed Violently. but to 10 purpose as his es2tor still
fo1ced bY couple Of police officers and the would
bs rohb;r was narcs53 10 the ststlon touse, ;.aus
bis hat which he had lost In the fight, aad his
bcote which he had removed before cnseriu. the
store. A search Of his pereon brought to light
raIr Of pippers with which be had turned The KEY
ard effected an entrance into The store. In the
Police Court yesterday he gaye his name as Chaa.
, 1864-07-14

= NEW YoEK, WedEesdsy Evening, july Is.
CoTroE-Scal cely 70 nrna, at 3t6o for 1oldding up
1npob.
FIOuR-state and western dull. heavy and 25a5nc
lower. Sales At a11 0o@l1s5 for extra state 3l25@
IL 20 for eTtra round hoop Ohio. 49,.
WmeKY-HeaVy andlower. Sales at 41.61a1n for
state; {1.ir@l. II for western. =.
GRAus-Mh-at dun and toHer; at ::,57@2-55 for No
epflnH- Germ dull, heavy and loWer. at u ~ fet
new MIXED western $161 for new toushern yellnW.
Okts dnli snd lower. at 99c for Western
GRoCERIEs-Cofte g Irregular aud unsettled. SUGAR
-PITRoLHux-Unsestled and lower; a5@56c for
crude 5c992c for refined In bond; SG2a3 for refined
1tea
FRoF1sIoNs-Pork dnn, Irregular and deEluedlg
l5Ver; xi0oJf rnaess xi5 o0aas.M for new do, clos
ing heavy st Sl2Do: 5000 for new PRIME, and r. 0o
iOr mime ueps. Beef tnlf and unmtns1. Lard dub
and co1rtnAty lower at 2a@2lc, Butter steady as @
AQc tor Ohio, and Ss@4Sc f4f S1ase.
, 1864-07-14
Commercial Postscript.

[6pecfal DIspstch 10 the Chicago Trtbune.1
C13c1sHA11. Wednesday, july IS. .664-
FIoCn-Nsrkee quito Unsettled. Prices nom.
11s1 no buyers that quotatiocs caupot bs g'vea.
GEA1S-Wheat settled. Red can be bauEht at
tlas. Co1n-Marlett dull. s1.l5 Tor ear, tt-:8 tor
ehe1led. Oata-Hasket IL dali At &t4Sic.
Wu1sKr-sales il $40. Market unchanged.1
PHoyts1oSe.-Mess Pork IL nominal st $3.50. No
sa1ea. Dulk Meats-Qufet. 19@15c for Shoulders and
.!des. Lazd-Nemlnally UNCHANGED. Tha dect!ns In
gold and consequently unsettled eta.e Of the New
York nssket has stopped the demard for sl artlcss
at presc1t.
GEocRRlEs-The market has undergone no change
hut With Increased 1fmness on the psrt Of ho dtrs
there good demand from the country and 5ooblng
trade at tul1 Irice.. Cchee-Uaeha1set 1t 53s5sc.
N. Q. Euaar =. 24S46; Eard refined SEC; N. o.
Nn1hssfS IL 1aGa1 IL.
, 1864-07-14

Especial Dispatch to the ChicsRo Tribrne.]
ST. Lou1s, Wednesday Evening. July IS.
ToDAcco-Actve and steady. Sales SIC hhds 1ngs
1T s7cC@16 90: common slipping leaf at SIS dase2o
medium Co at s2aco9ss %; good do at $es.$o83s.o;
medium manufacturing do at $23 062asto; good do at
25s.nGGNo 6ne do at sl62ocz20o.
FLOUR Dull. Sales 2e0 br1s Xxx at slt.41: S9i do
country * nt $l02i; 800 brls do XX; private, as
s7l7; do Z at 1870.
GRAtx-wheat. Prices sama. sales 565 sacks prime
To choice st $2.oo@2.2o Oatesaes OF cny i76 sacks
at CSC. Ccru-Drorped. Sales Of only ass sacks at
sfss; 1871 do ye1lew at $1.s5: s45 do yellow q.
$1s7H 81 do white at $l4o. Issc steady, With sales
OF ~ sacks ut St.25,
WHltxY-Dull. Dealers operate with caution.
Sales 81 bfls at t1.; ls1 do, high pioof. at SLID.
, 1864-07-14

PH11Apx1ru1A. Wednesday Eventng. Jaly Il
FLouk-Flrm Sal.s extra family It Sl2lHa $50.
SUpe,tin not 10 be lad uhuer $l0so,
tnA1s--Thest qultt. Corn buoyant At Il IT, o1Se
EArAL s7ons:s--Aettve and all k1ads vsry scarce.
MWSKT-Lull Ut 31,sQ,
, 1864-07-14

~- CAIRO, Wednesday, July II.
New Orleans paptrs Of the 9Th contain no news.
CoT7pS fr1ner. Sales OF la5 bales good to sinsry
Offerings falr. buyers hoalng od for !ster ad!ices.
Ines sc 1hir new molasses aoc.
.PRoy1s1os1-Westesn produce continues In dect.
dsdrtQuest. Prices very full and advancing.
TIoun-Ve1y active 1t &s5o for superhne.
, 1864-07-14
Observation-Disclosures.

w WANTED.-Attention, al ye
w talented and rrnnedJoans la1.e5 Of the Wes,
tern so1it. 4 dAshitE YoanK ray .a:cslTre. q. o.
sles 10 eorfrspond with the islr ones Of ~ cfea.
t'on" with view to getiin! soms falr l5dFto take
tSe .,eaa nopAxehy =. upset" or aent aarth IN
b.ue xater F,n rot rnsle aya5 let Ao1,if ~ l,sn:
e me1t Ssth A .r9npt st1D"a's; AdA e. GEET
n. u. R1i2ade- VIA Cairo. Illinois,
B- Luz MA paJ Jfr. p!fa4t copy Ula maxslt
, 1864-07-14

Otwxao. N. T.. Wednesday, July Is.
GnAIg;.F1onr proop'9g Wheat cents 1o~sr
tims Outs held st sc for Western witheat ssies.
Corn ha1a at sIAe fes No. Illinois On private
CAE1L FHz1enrs-Easler. Flour 81. wheat 12x,
cDru II to eW TCfE. " -
, 1864-07-14
NJ Money and Stock n1nrkef-

NEW ToRx. Wednesday, July Ii
Money active snd nsm At 1880 ste1llnz exchange
Go1a iSTesulsr and u1set.1ed-opening as ~. AID
closing dull at as. ...
Government etocke dull and lower-U. s. "a 1881
coupons l024@losA: $40 conpone 1g3x@;U54; 7so
Etocfs bett.r-. i 1ts: C. s @. 1s9; Reading l234,
NJ z. lss; a. s. g; II. scrip 1z3; G; \. ptd 81:
Hrtlscn l2sA: II. =. 1+o4 C. r, 10717; Ohio d NJ
ceItE 44k. 10. Ga 81.
, 1864-07-14

UNIHUE.-1uG EEEEEH1QH LIZ yEstG1N1J .
iseue contained the following:
"Mv, George Francis Train WIS announced TO
speak last evening IL the Court House Square,
but bpeiness called him hurriedly TO New York,
and he was Obliged to leave the city By an nttet-
noon train. A. large crowd, numbering between
two and three thousand persons, assembled In the
square and waited patiently for over an hour 1os
Sir. Train. They reluctantly took their departure
when they learned he had left The city. hi. Tain
fional Democratic Convention. lie will be in this
city during the last week IN August and Will de-
liver several public addressea."
The statement above given lacks one essential
reauieite-tutb, Mr.. Train was announced to
sneak by the rebel organ Of Tueadny, but the an-
nounoement was entirely unauthotizea-so Mr.
Train informed our reporter-and to avoid the an
poypnce be len on the oc!osk ran ie On anssoay
ns1 ihs1 here wers Of three thousand
tssemh,ed in the eQpAre.r There were. al told.
not exceeding aTe hundred persons present, many
were eS,s apo 10 no ets snnopncement msds
tiat tbe Republican Union Meeting would pfopap'
II BE- held Ii the Court House Square,
CoPFEHnEAD CoHsTAB1E M THooBLEt-Aa-
tb,ae Hotf, noisy, disgusting Coppefhead County
Constable, living In the North DIVISION was yes.
tc,day brought before Justice Hostngton, eoatseo
with official corruption, or obtaining money aaoe1
falee pretenees It is alleged By the compatnant
Anthony Dennett, that few weeks ago be got into
| diflcultY with teualt Of hts. and Was atfesle9
npon 3 warrant sworn out BY her ior assanIt an9
battery. When In du1ess, Hot came to MIN tna ~
warrant, and that he " ..uld get the woman out q
the cx,mplainant'e house. The money was pA1d,
and Hoh fulfilled bis a2reemcpt ns iar as the var
rspt wss concerned. b9t no faEthef: He Wa gee'
ttrdny AIIeetPd and taken before Justice Moore,
but took venue md went before Hoisington. The
case was continued
, 1864-07-14

[EpseIal Dispatch to the Chicago Tribune.]
MnwAuK1E, Wednesday Evening, July Is.
FLoua-Du}l-bu5er Ind EelleEs apart
9RA1a.-Wheat-Kecetpts s1,loo bu; declined DC
butErl s,red 1c this morning. 166 bu No. spring. IN
store, at s221@a2IH; 500 bu No 2 do at t2l5x.
ealts on Change oto bn No spring. IN store. at
u lSA@2 co. 1000 bn do. buyers option a week, at
921aa2 19X TO BIZ Eo2 in IiEtys at 92.'s. Market
advanced 79ac receipt Of the teames's ncws tbs
afternoon. ssles since Change ooe bn No aprlng
at &232@2,23k-th market c'csirg at tho EewEall
Houss ths tver1ngat $2cs. 0ata-Dnll oilers to sell
at s1c cer. taken at Soc In store. Sales Ito h0. de-
iiyerec to reta11ere, at &c. corn-Eomtnally M
changed. Rye-9a1es cars On track At $l.s. Barley
-Eqmlnally uethlLE done.
, 1864-07-14

Dr. James. formerly OF james Loci Hospi
tai. Custom House street, Eew Orleans, -. e.
tabl1abed in 1850, md now Of So Raudalph street,
is meeting with the rreateet success In the tsest-
ment Of old chronic, mercurial and blood diseases.
Dr.. James Lees no mercury, iodide potassl!. aIse-
mic, or any poison, bnt q neutza1tzer-a positive
cure,
Spe1matorrhea and Impotence cured, and nll
y.Eor restored. without inconventence or
Separate rooms and private entries and e1lts'
ard sll consultations confidential.
What Dr.. Wm. Leonard, ioImer1y Professor O.
Anatomy in the Washington UntFetsity, o. haiu,
mnre, md previously professoT Of Obstetrics and
Diseases OF Women and Children. and more r.
emily editor Of tie New Orleans 8on1Ae'n Aesss"-
0tY, Ia medical Journal, says Of Dr. James:
"DR- JAAEs.-N hile humanity continues 70 oe
int'rm and man ia prone to Ell, the conseoae1css @
Of tmp1udence or crime arc apparent, ana Wnen
theee consequences are visited upon the unnappY M
w1opcdosr. he must seek reliet from re mS1asnX r.
sbii talents to the relief Of this species OF human
eu'irg ts not le.s st ~ t9ap ne ,n
Is eubect, fer tsne philanthropy looks not to Whas
caused the trouble, but What will te!1eveN It. 10
, 1864-07-14
Vessels Passed Detr6lt.

Especial Dispatch TO the Chicago Tnhune.1
DkrRo1T, Tnes1ay, Juls Is, 1871.
UP-Pzop. Empire State; sch1s Lone Star, Arnold
Drake,
DowH-Prop. Free State. Mendoza, Sun: brig Mo-
hesan schrs Morrla, Yankee, Cook, LoomIs, Dol
plin, Racer. Wind west.