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Especial Dttpatchto the Chicago Trbuuc.J
MILWAUKEE. Saturday, july 9, 1861.
r1oEE-sIarkct Inactive dealers still apart.
GRxlS-Whcat very Irregular, and sdaic lower, but
recovering at the close-,hts morning 5000 tu sold
$,lsG215. Or Change 5000 bu sold at ffom a. lk@
fls-cloe,ng 1t tho on..tde p-ict. Oa;s dull and
ccmiualiy 1oget-no safes Corn UNCHANGED, with
sa;es II s. for small lots Rye scarce With sales o.
1 car at s:.ss. Bsrlcy unses.led-there were some
sales on PIT.
The wheat market IL alive this evening, and decl.
dedl7 higher Sales since Change 1900 bu No. l
epr1ng at $7.ls@2.2s-cioslns It the Newha1 House.
tL.nIxhlx At &34.haSl.
, 1864-07-10
Cincinnati t1nr1tef.

fspeclAf dlEpatch to tho Chicago THhuue.1
C1sc1xxAsI. Sstcr,ta7, June . :ssi
FLoUR-Msrket ctcted fat Ps-cea too ursstt!od to
effect ea1es. deduction ofSs@scc would have to bs
submitted to-.
N1leEY-Quiet with moderate deman. at t1fo
GHAIN-Wbeat ut TIC clo'e-set.w4s offered at 81 IS
@sG0. without buyers. Oats 1t s2Gssc. Corn-There
was good demand for shetled cora .. $tI99..eo; !;
car Gull at 21I5.
GEockut4s-Matket firm, with falr demand. COZ
fes excited and prices bisbtr. being held At 1c
0lsc. Sugar x3@5c. siolaases sl,.Si.ls-
Pnov1s1oSe-A god ocmsnd fer LESS Pork at
$i3lc. Nothing tran.p!red In Bulk Meats o. Dacon4
, 1864-07-10
ILLINOIS AND MICHIGAN CANAL.
IBptcsn1 D,patch to the Chicago TYibcne.t
HRyrT 1ros r. trlv u r. n

Ibpecsal Dtspatch to the Cntcsgo TYiocne.1
HRIpakrosT. 'uly 9-lr.x
ClEA9Ep-Dter Park NJ. !, Utica; 1anthc, Do.
pret, NJ I, 1urb-r: b. A. Ihrp: L4a.iir. ;ab,7 It
in,uhsr: II, ot4noy0r; La snlf. lila {; lnHher
Jc:let, lady FRANKLIN. A'ttns.
AHEnsED-E.ssl. Utica, :, 70 hn corn: Milwaukee =,
Inhble. II diner sion st'nes; Eix4 4ottn. Loekpnft
~ bul corn. 100 btje Eour Ads LaSal!e III tops
outtdaga, Lashlc, 1871 hu corn. 1.ofo .. goods.
BKir6ErnRT, July % r. Y.
CLr4nEp-CafArAct,I La salln; r Nnrtbrp, Pfls ID,
ssS t,.yes and heading. Il 50 thl:Ees; passr star
= SG!!e ~ ., fess inmbea; oss ks:f. 5t, esd5' II
feeE lumber 1890 sttns}es. fetto ta;h Krnnrhee
Jol:tt.&1 cord tAnner+' nA'k: Il. g.. Gaylord. Lock
rost, hIIo Dt househol1 Eoodss ADVANCE. Athens
CGl Multic1t, L. Sale
InR,VEn-M.L / Adsms 1:o.3. sonth Jel,.f. ! % Sons
sau Lezrnu1 La Es1e, s.'eD bu corr: Atsnt!c. Nor
IL. SM9 bu corn; Chas. i. rppe. La sale. 26i, n
corn, "a bu osts stars t.d suiler Aorfs, So bu
CcIn.
, 1864-07-10

BUFFALO. Saturday. July 2
FLouR-Fi.m and deman1 good red wl-ter ext.a
At 3ll.lcGa11.,5: double cF:ra ti2tr3j: Is; white
GaAiN-cnrn 1es2c better. Sales No. at 81tsk@
Las pAtts99gc.
Nu1tKf-Unll sud nc 1mius1.
FKIIuu1s-Dull; wheat, 10 New York, l9kc corn,
lShc.
torn. f7,t 9& bu; oatr, 42.ths:u.
cAsAL ExroRrs F1nur. sag br1t Hhce., sSs0 bu
corr, k5 St0 In oBt5, II ,0tt tu.
, 1864-07-10

utwKuo. N. r.. saturdag, J11y9.
FInrE-Ir good dcnapd aec uucll8ared.
t;KAtS-Whent scar,e aed unchan1 h-To enrins
i hell ai e.@ M, d. 1t t1t ana winter It q ~
Corn 0Ttu Ans. In 1otd otmapd-Sp 1no1Aua 4l.,tH
&s1to- principally tho latter figures.
, 1864-07-10

fxw SoEx. sA:aFdat. evening, Jaly . 1sta.
MoN1r-schrs,y 80 frm. .R4sIs arc ste ady At 7y9
lied. %. aine at 2t: dseM1:as 10 ~ adv.ncins 70
nr o7Hsz.ik. Tntal c%ncrts oftrccie friday, ftSa
Gyefun tnt Stccks dull. U. =. d, 81 coupout, i1l
ssG3 ltJ3fa OF.
, 1864-07-10

nyspcptfa. rerTousuess and Debility.
There IL 10t med cfLe that VIC I1.nw Of which
ttte. nervousness and debility, and Is warranted to
EJECT permanent curt Of the worst casea Of lndt-
Rcst1uu or Dyspepsia for sac BY dFugRiets and By
u. Seosil. Wholesale agcnt, Is Randolph street,
Chicago,
, 1864-07-10

Making deficit for The gear 1864 OF ssstas q, to
which add deficit already. existing. Si>39l.ss.
f4r.t9061. In accordance with the above stste-
nert 3oor committee would recommend the fol-
lowing eaaties fer the school year eosllnR July,
Bosr ial to get the assistance which they expect,
IN order to meet tho above Deficit. and
find i necessary n Consequence thereof
the year, chen the engagements OF the teachess
fhali ccase from th.t time forward. This the
Rossd viii Ind IN absolute necessity, II the leCi+-
sbonld refuse to vote ior It thereafter. iut your
Copmitice are of the opinion that eight school
months, where teachers arc faiitaed thai itty arc
Hoard ean with jnstIce and psoprcty promt sc them.
Ia better than len school n,onths where the teach
err arc daily aud hourly thn8ng. and trying 10 SEQ
things which must necessarily impair their ed1clcn.
Ct feachere Under the lncrcast cc=. or lirtng,
and 10 fact Of eEsry necessary Of 1fe which tnsy,
cnt they ire rot able to II Commend ltrec In
crcaee IN salaries: hut Justice to the teachers theI
selves iorblds 1t. as they would ouly tbs soou.t be
rttcmmcnhthe following rates Of salaries:
Principal Hiph School, ....-.... .."..... St,sn
Eosmsl DcpsrtmeDt.... ,........ 1.sy
Thirteen Male lfinc'pa1s Of .be Grammar ~.
rfl1eipal Ef!drspert sshooi. ...::.: 20
=
III rtm,le Tssc1ss Ipcrcase oi ssisr, zach i9S
Tho a''ose Is IN increase Of slt,:oo, We would
NV ~ 3a, ~. * Tho r., sr,,nn Asm ~
s.'crossn =, tns rsso ~ -. re ,,s. ,ns.. 80 ~
according to the psescnt rules Of The Beard. we
rsfc =, x;a tnet e o st atee q tae
the rst md S Nj lar IN se eecooa war bstne ~ on'y
1wo Jear: instead Of four In reaching the mt.f
mumi 9ese w hnw .y.1Wo II. OF .ne tAtes tn1l
rIssvnt r.ss,ses Mhssh aided 70 the ~ 70
Ftm,'e peCa1tmsn1 IN sala1s, ,G alone. os e.. 90:
a94 ~ ~ ~ ~ X a'e 'o'a'
TINS rrn& 4 wns seccntcd.
long and animated discussion arose upoa the
motion o{ LIZ. Fp1sstho 10 .ncEraae tie tasary u
the Principal Of The high school from sl,>e,, rs
recomnat nded BY the committee to s10Oo, IL which
Moteief. Ne.bes7y aud Forsrthe participated.
Ar Carpenter moved to lay tue amendment on
Ths report war further debated BY Nr. Newberry
and Nj Wentworth.
Nj. Walth moved to amend by Increasing tho
81 % et M s Id 9nes sses III
The .Hsadaeat q If: Totsy,hes + {. VI. n then pu,
ness. % wss VI Lost by aye. s; noes !. ''@
nj. Fortvihc mnTed 2s a further amendment tha,
5fs l # hs S9Fns I Rsg.;
NsvssJ !. noes !. - '''~ ~'o0'
NJ e.1 3! es t:ay :a
eoTmfndeo By nc committee !, o. x1@ t9if r.
NJ forfJthe mosea 10 mn M q aneTeasans ID.
eopsnassd cor 6,r ts BY the Committee. THIS motion dls
ont 1p1 - as aeeh win
n as &c o.ss asa aa r tS
ts.Na 4r1t ~ft.A s.ur M ~. NoSAsi e. .... - 1,,
, 1864-07-10
BOARD OF EDUCATION,
The Question Of Salsries--An Increase Voted
Election Of Teachers for tho En.plng
Year-Admlsslons to tue
High Schools.

The adjourned segular session ef the Bosrd Of
Education was held yesterday afternoon, At tho
rooms Of the Board on Lasalie street. Tho attend
hrce the following: P. Carpenter, J. Forsythe,
Fpds;s MdGsa5c :" l. ssesSss SsS . 1naa2g; W.T. f.
haneer, D. Walsh, ]. Wentworth, J. q. Wicker.
Tbs Char was taken By the PEezident. Inspector
On motion Of Inspector Moseaey It was voted to
appoint committed to arrange With Ar. Wells 10
Continue to eerFe az acting Superintendent, and
Nes bel1s, and shsahsn, were appointed IS sud-
COMMITTEE.
sA1An1Es.
The committee to whom was referred the qucg-
ton Of taiartcs, through Ar. Prlndivle. reported
Te1eNanbers Of The Board ef Education:
Your committee appointed at the LAST meeting,
ane
had the game under advieement, and beg leave to
make The following report:
From the two mill tax. $s5.a3s.6j
From Etate DIVIDEND 17.Sns. %
From Hente.:..'....-.-..-.'... .-.-.. 16,S5lLS
sls5,ol6.oo
Expenditure for same period:
Fer Teachers' salartea- 49SGs9 g
Bills Audited. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 3AS0Q.sQ
s1as.4oe. 81
nedc!t for the gear. $315s.53
TO which is TO be uddcl Tho amount brought
over from 1ast year, and bills not yet inc1ndcd,
St,.S7.40. making the nctnhl denct for the year,
a. rear as possible A. par estimate, $t5, ,8s1 90.
The Estimated tncnnan tos sh- year asa4 ls A.
followe.
From the two mill $100 q:
From state dtvltcud.+ 1a,b83sG
RentR. Observation-Disclosures. Js,sSf5.
Interest. ....,.., ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 5437&
..-.... sial.4s11s
! The estimated expenditures for the same pe1iot
! arc:
Teachern' salaries. 959s
Auditors bills. :. 4s,uO1.Q
, 1864-07-10

R+Jant Il stfassoz,s ChackEo Tefe-
:he Esnd N lie World Th:rt!-a7e Telegraph IT,
ttuments IN constant use. Addrrra
iyem.4slm nav Chicago, h.
, 1864-07-10
Phtfn dc1phtR IL nrltef-

PH1tADKIfnJA, Saturday Evening, july 2.
Fforh-Qnlst. tAles Of tupsrnLt ut t06Ns9-3o: ex.
TIA ftL.tcGal0 50. =
GK.tx-"hcat nse reA $3.50: white t1t:ts9.s0.
ECln ntM Esles OF yellow At $I.G. Oats tlsner ;
Fem. &c SIC.
Observation-Disclosures.
PR1rGLECN-Eusfft!td; sales or crude at 52Gh51c
1enn.d d i! hf M S1GS@ c: 60 fEfr 9-tu.,1c.
Meot-Acssvs; sales Of nldtunE 1t q 10 to be
NHakKY-4I,Et.
, 1864-07-10

to Adjournment, the Eolrd Of Trustees si!l meet
at Par1or 10. II. Shr1maa House, on Tassdas
afternoon uextt July II, At eH o'clock. 1t Ia e1-
and those resding iu other places who can attend,
will promptly be present nt Ibis rueet!na. as bna-
ne.s Of Il eclal Importance will b. transacted. By
o,ller OF the Board.
, 1864-07-10

Especial Uspatch to The Chicago T,ihu.e.}
DxrRo11. Saturday, Jul. 3. 1st4.
ronnfain CITY ba:1 SHom1; br1: Cr5ss; schoo3ers
A1debarsn, Alfssd. Ell Bates. AuszaS.W. r. Allen
DirkefsoG.
Dow1-Prore11ere Hunter, Merchant; bark 1nytn-
clble; hchconers Ellen Williams, Kate Robinson.
, 1864-07-10

~ Diseases OF The Nervous. Seminal Urinary
and se1uI s5rtepe.-New and reliable tsestment
lin report. q tbs HowsEd Assoeston M T. ssst e5
hddsese 1T, !. Skilen Hou9htun. Howard At4o-
p. t1a-aaS9ASN
, 1864-07-10
LOCAL MATTERS.

Sceond UnIvcrsa1fAt Sunduy school.
-7hie 5stbash School, "A will be seen IN tho I'd.
yrttIein:: column. Will give lss annual excursion
aud picnic on Wednesday Of this wrek. We pre-
dict iarsc crowd for the pleasaAt WinetIA woods
on that day.
, 1864-07-10
tEme42-ln pAE

Or. Everson,s Chicago Ego and Ear 1ndrm-
asy and Clinical Institute. 1si South Clark street.
tkeatr pss.sger. Dr. Erersons reputation for akil
and success u prpverbtN. 1ul1s'nsN-o1.
, 1864-07-10

Jennie +. McLarcn. Head Assisssnt: Belinda n.
J1ones, Fanny G.. Base, ANA =. Alden, Ann ,.
1ah ]. buchanan, Fanny 4. Mcintyre, Nalissa 3.
Rounaa, saean E. Church, Catherine Fomh9f LIZ
see 1s liz RSn a. g~n s;1ne sa & Sasy y A5,s Mo5sy
Frances 3. Johnston, TAmmie Z. Flowers, Laura
A. Merri.t. jennie A. FtnnInore. Jennie Mer.i-
an; z Katie :. snoad, 1sabells J. Willard, 1ueta :.
II. oas 5ss IT, ns{xeea Res1R1j c,4 It It
RoSS S hRsx ps, E e. S oqsRsis Has A9s "a
xssssz!s 6; Messsve, s;5 Principal; \;
e. % Levi, asAe Clara % s. Tedd. Eiien y Lamb Ses
wood, Mafy MeNenl, Caroline E. Young, Anna E.
0fs1; seheo. H. 7sefits-iereniah Mshouey, pr.pet-
pal; Annie E. McWade.
Branea of se1od No 7toelre-Mary ). Kendall,
stinTer Beaooi.A. i. Merriman, Principal :
Louise u. pupnlng. Head Assislant: L4ara D
Ayers. Mary Z. Waterman, L; Geor1tsna LOOMS,
a. swim. Cells E. Stowe, Annie E. Trlmminghan1
Allie 4; Lovelacc, Lizzie u. Kennedy 9. 4. Nor
man, Phebe J. Bailey, Clara Lane, Lane, Ida r. Dew
loeNon, sarah o. Flagg, Laura o. Leonard, Fan
K Aarea .: si seso4-Janes J. Noble. Principal: M
Celia q. WEipplc. Lucy 4. Willians, u. Edn,
CUmttock, J6nnto H1fL- Marian MacKayt SYLVIA E
Walk +, Eliza Lunicnreen.
South tAteaRo Sehoos s--, Principal; Basat
E. Changer.
ByfdgfEort Scaoa1-C CHARLES r. Dabcock, Pftncl
pal; Anna G. h1ch, Bridget a. Kelly, Elauor Eav
ncugh.
BrcneA ef .Bridgtpost Gaaoos-Fanny @. Nat
thewE.
HosfsIn SehooE-SAsah E. Lyon.
Coto,ed Scdaoi-Ro1ana f. Beccher, Principal
Emtly c. Stevens.
TEACHER Or MuItc In TIE High Sehool-Chasle
Aneon.e.
1<achtr Qf Nude In hss Disfrtet SeAoois-orrin
11acEu,un.
The election Of Principal Tor the eouth ChIcaE'
SctoGl was postponed for the prettu:
ADMISSIONS TO lI1a1i SCHOOL.
The following named p&stops were then de
, 1864-07-10

FOUND.-By the subscriber, Mon.
/ CAV night black stud horse; rikh htnd foot u
Te- cvr er can md sAid hnrss By nooiyrL . JON
THON HAIR. Southwest Plank Rosd1 hs1( Anls
fon ctsy tt11fts. Ns7nH
, 1864-07-10

In this city. "a ihe 9Th Inst. By the r.av. E r.
Na.ef, III TUAHLEa 4. EEE S.. of tIlst7nstt, to !.
MohT ANNE, eldcat daughter q Mr. Wll1Aa Foot
ne1. No cAfrs.
, 1864-07-10

DIED,
In this c1ty. on the ah tnt E. GRoE9E r.. 500 Of
Mari Jsnt A1d tho l&te Wu. Eall1eo. aged years
Funtr.I ferv1cer at o'clock P. II. ttts day t9u1-
dayl, II the FeAdeece al bis tuotAets ~
, 1864-07-10
Railroad T1Kuo T1bIea

CHICAGO AND NonruwEsTK21-pkPoT COIL wE3r
WATxR AID Haztf sfs.
, 1864-07-10

St. Georgia. Socfety-The members ofthe
St. Georpe>s Soc ETY. hold an adjourned meeting
on Manaay evening, at the usua, hous. Mcmbesa
n.e urgently desired TO he pse.ent. ns hus!ucss of
iu,oftnuce will be Introduced md Arrangements
will also he made for thn ananal picnic, which Is
to take place etriF In August.
, 1864-07-10

~ ANTE1D~ Disabled olIiceru and
~ e1dsrl. he. .csnh9s discharged tscra The "a.
vice. ar1 II HAut 1t &mF1tgrle74. peculiarly
r tnsit cpEdiion. shout st:dsyss y. Grvwar E
eomn=ry snd REGIMENT .u.esarzsd fto:n.
, 1864-07-10
Gbicdgu; Grtbnnt*
= *
SUNDAY. JULY 10, 1864.
THE CITY,

CLARK srnrEr Isn1ooz.-Contraty to general
e1nec,ution the scrlsnking Of this bridge was
<omnletrd yesterday. and leans are now crossing,
, 1864-07-10

Co1Ls1os.-About six o'clock on saturdaY
evening hack became jamued between Msdl.
fon Etreet cas, and car conlug round the corner
Of uslsted street. The result Of the impact was a
ccuesaf "emAsh up"-the hack becoma COM
pressed into atont half it, naaal compass, whlle
The enrs were thrown into the gutter and the pas.
Eeueess eoMcEhat SHAKEN ard bruised,
, 1864-07-10

IF. ]. u. Wicker, The Chairman q tbs Commit.
Tee on Janftors and Suppies. rrpoTtca recon-.
mendation that the s1Iaries of s Johnston. Office
be Increased TO 81, 400. Tho Recommendation wxa
unanimously adopted.
TLAcHERs' CERTIFICATES. ...
Th9 following persons were awarded Teschers'
certificates:
Anna u Aucebusv. Emma !. .Atwatcr, Sarah A.
Brooks, Adella z. Hutle1, F. Ellen Carter Fredet-
IkA Cots, Julia u. Gayls, Sarah E, Drake; Emms
J. Fnrt, Mary E. GaifEeF. Nancy 4. Helm. anna b.
Jennings. Sarah ]. kifby,- Anna B. Mckay, Jose
phire E. Miller, Isabella Patterson. Laura Reed
Mary T. Sh1eder. Jennie Shelhf. Carrie u. SEecr,
Elzahefh Smith. Emma II. Smith. Frank q. Suth
crland, Emily L, Trtmtnghan,, uaske y. Wlnchell
Emma r, H. Wright.
The DpAfd then adjourned,
, 1864-07-10

Drs1n1on-5ohn McG,lvray, Christopher For.
rest und Michael Toomey were on Thursday cven-
1ug, charged befnrc United states Commissioner
HOyne with detc1tson from the propeller Empire
6.ale, Of the Chicago and Osdensoarl line, The
evidence showed that The defendants ware culpx.
to be placed On board the propeller yesterday,
which Was done.
, 1864-07-10
NtaantEn.-aUe1ftH,

w ANTED Coed Canrasstrs to
~ ksll ny rev ErE1sy1re. entitled Home cn
FnI1ough." Engraved BY John sArta ain. Phla. Occ
q III liz
CALL II Portisud Block. r." RnT 5sS. send stamp
iJ2Iasi1.iT
, 1864-07-10

DnowSED.-Yfsterday morning Coroner Wagner
a,eld an inquest on the body Of boy named
-Dan,ea MeAdsms, eight yeass os age, son Of Capt,
McAaatns, Of the vessel Vermont, lying In ths
South Branch. near Rserson and Norris dock. The
lttllt fellow fiji oyerboari. and IN less than ten
1uiuntes was taken ont, bnt life nqs extinct. The
, 1864-07-10

W N7ANTEn-5o0 Agents to sell
LIErr Gr>. u. s. {;HAST, DIS 4bet: aoi xoa n1t3
!d,e,s M 2 en- ~ hu. dt.ns " them. samp;s ne1k
/. &: La DOS. Wholesale s4:at, IS LaSe .tr.et.
EhichgD. lisiIsGtd. lccS. su11tE1
, 1864-07-10

&Vu AuA GQ&1tEN 9uEGkB ~ EQ4N Qk1llEQ FE&uk
Page. lie Was preparing to ttstt to tho Driving
PA4k IL ,syht hpegy, d,,vlng spirited yoan7
horte which he tsd hatuessed with siuglc bride
and omitted TO cover it, eycs with tho usual
''hlinders." A moment attsr the anluaat bccsna
fnfhten.d at ses,ne re nan standing near is
started down Ha'~ted etrret 1T furious pscs,
Knocking Page Violently tn the ground. The IN
eens<lees condition and At Last accounts was still
in yesJ critical ffAtc. The horse continued its
Wild calect to Madison street where It took to the
before IL, 4nti collision with lamp post thought
1t 10 i ttands,fH, coScrinG the animal with the
runs Of the vehicle and post.
A DAnrso prne1AR-Hx NARROWLY EscArzs
EuaHAR1 PuE1tnHKxr.-A most daring attempt
II burglary and robbery occurred at the Metropol1
tan Hotel, on Saturday morning. James Fftzmot-
7ie. Esq Mari Agent On 1he Chicaco, Darlington
u Quincy Ea1lroad, took roons at the house on
Thu.tdny eTenine. About two O'Clock on tho
1nosntDg in question. be vas not little surprised
to find stranger IN his roon, In the act of radlns
hi. pznte, which contained about aloe in currency
lie Immediately sprsng from his bed and gEspplet
the thief who shrugged hard to escape. and threat
cned 10 mt Mr. Fltrnorls' throat it he was no
released. Dy rrcat exe.ston be finally succeeded
in cutting ont OF his capsors gtakp, and he'd viii
bis booty--cpe hundred and ninet4-hve dollars
leaving rrsptpder and sorne Other trophies l,
Mr.. F,tzmor,sar ha15s~ TIE latter immediatei
xouuded the a,a1m, which lad the effect Of cslliu
fror their tete about thirty Of The male eue.tl
md employees OF the houee most Of whom az
pes1ed in the hsl euiltle*s pi any apparel cxcep
their untn. Al 200 ns the cause Of the alarz
could 'te explained, di,lsgent search for the ii
.econdipk thtel commenced. The cle1k immediAtt
iy tutr*ettd q youns man who had arrived At fh
bLuse the evening before md who rcgia1e1ed hin
sell as - Henry Mseou, Detrpit" They eeot In
redlate1y 10 hia room+ and found him ID 4eeatl
<otfueed aud excited Etatc. lie VIA II once .aEei
into cus.ody md iecntiaed By III. TtznosEis. II
=. crest. 4 returned Californian. hsaiins tfo1
Acr1an, Mich, Enraediate1y proposed thai be i
burg Some Of tie excited men proceeded at orc
Ia ad upop The suggestion, xnd ladder wae p..
;cured and nsr3pged for The gA1lowe. a rope VI
provided, rooec prepared, and the RuiiI thi
shook Ike m aepen leaf At what he considered b
ceraiu doom. when TIE police arrived snd took Il
e:niprit undTf their election. Abundant pro-
e1itts to convict A.son-pot only his confession
hut 1T Of bprplar.s tools. tbe ,RusPeedcr whit
he len. h.. NJ Fitzmor1fs' hands, which match
nrc jouud inside Masor's window. where
doubtlees threw It after h1e escape. He was Il
1sir-ed at the pohce court IN the :moIulng, II
held 10 tai In Tho sukn of. t'19oa. tn elslaale
which be went TO Jail.
81 The stolen money. el0o WAS found npon h3r
but the halauee baa uot been seeared.
, 1864-07-10
.Boar1tH9.

(DOHFD1NG.-A suit Of pleasant :tar;t
r en- e "a i eSs
! use Of ksa,. oa1n: required. jy+u6oSss
-0ARDING.-Two pleasant
Il rooss v,,h boa RI at III South ClS:k st-ret.
J ~ts1EfrkN@1t
, 1864-07-10

Axp1vAI--Thtrsecn mon belonging to the dth
recs.ucut al tho Reserve C1frs arrived at the Rest
On Saturday evening, IN charge Of Sergeant 8. B.
Bapylrd. Thcy arc returning from Johnaon's Isl-
a1u ~bere they have thEen thHsy-slx rebel oil.
ccrr. captured ID the southwest. They leave for
Kock Island this evening.
, 1864-07-10

WANTED.-Agents wanted to
Gsayssl AEtnt TER IT. sorteTest ~ AAs:sss M pn:. .i
DucR. rs South CLARK ss1eet, Room Nos upstalfs
, 1864-07-10

6TABaxD.-A drunken row between party OF
soldiers and Rome saiiors occarrrd at saloon on
Kenzie street yesterday. They were comparing
the relative merits Of the army and navy, and rot
warm In the discussion when sailor made soue
causlc remarks relanyo to Bull Run, which the
wete given and received and In the tne!ee one o{
the sailors drew sheath knife and Indicted an
ue1y wound in the tblgh OF Willis Miller dis
charged soldier Of the 3oth rcF1ment The wouud.
though severe, ia not dangerous.
, 1864-07-10

Tine PooR.-Major Harding, the county agent,
reports over three hundred fnuatos Of the Poor
House At Jefcrson. This is about onnthled more
than the usual number Of occupants, and many OF
benchciaes are aduits and their general health il
yerT good
, 1864-07-10

w ANTED-3t0 Agents. Teach.
~ er:. LEd'es. Dtrarled 6inc4r1, Soldiers. aua
all eeet1cG good taSirc uastncss 7 Yi:h excIpslTc
sh;s E,sta Sll nns h,95 ss :satass s9 c.il %
Nh; le:.!r Agent. III Eouth Clark.s: Chicago.
, 1864-07-10

XM ANTED-For the GOVERNMENT,
sx I 70 the QuasteEra.!tr's rea.rtge1t. at 81.
Louis. 2.fc1 LAtofefB. Ntxe4 81 per mcRtA
er" rts,:n ns Alsn, .Mo 1eas:7ts1s. WAGES y, pev
enta &c rAAcne. ERE tseas sbor!ation 1rrie1td "
Elsce Of d-stlrstscL zct returned to ~t Ecnf,
Ft turh !! los1', :t1oa Inquire the tioveramens
9Eee. 1t2k South Vetul st:set. Chicago. H.. y. n.
hAslsu&.h Coz testEEns A2tQt. E1v&.HSEfC
, 1864-07-10

w ANTEn.-A f6w moe Gust,
w II er. ran be accommodated At HHDaDS 4
Cos hne Photograph l:oous i5d Clark Atrec.. These
occnrJirg upwa:cs of . Lund-ed itel front Carte!
Dc Etstte nliS slva per dozen; large at5a Fnnte.
grapLa> x1.G1. jY3-m7ts!2t
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az &W <wooDvnEEssJ July sQths 1854
Ne. Through the colu1,Hs Of your exeellept
paper would in the Of the Church desire to thank
the Rev. Mrs BUSHNELL and WILSON Of yeur town, for
the noble and successful efforts they made in raising the
money. eereel thsssEF dsageesab debt whieh hung
heavily over 6us little Church Is pace Of which
the dedicatioatook plzesthe 1Ttk a this h6asR The
Reverend gentlemen be just the for the
OCCASION knew just what to say, and how 10 say it, We
would also thank them and the generous people of
mont for their generous liberality in lending help
ing hand But in gratitude to others, must not
forget generous citizens Why, bless your heart
sir it seemed if everybody seized With panic that
day. afraid of gresnbacks and wanted 70 get rid Of
them Pledges given to the amount of ten, fifteen,
twenty-five and fifty dollars to be redeemed at the
end of one year. About four hundred dollars coll
lected money and pledges from congregation of not
more than two hundred persons, children and ALL and
we expect the end Of six months will see this matter M
nicely settled up. May God bless our little Church and
grant that Christian love and harmony may dwell
among A MEhbEK.
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TAX LEVIES FOR 1854

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These are some of the real reasons which
should lead men to the sanctuary on the Lords
day. If they are substantial, the church is not
tax laid on man for Gods benefit. Il is rather
God S arrangement for man $ well-being, tempo
raj and spiritual. 1t is impious forany man to
regard the worship of God as hardship or a tax
upon him. It is the condition Of his oto,s 1oeI
fare. He who neglects it, is robbing his soul
of the bread of eternal life. B.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1864-08-05
Special Notices.

The creates, mystery IN tn the e1H world to US
Coughs Colds &C., but Madame Porters Cough Balsam
It cures whOoping Cough Group, Sore Throat &c, &c.
srenetheus the LnQs, and m be found very pleasant
ks~trxA sel4 Drsssss = essFs Esr eos,.s. q 2 :
A number of years have elapsed since
The hfoductor u ostetters Celebratsd Bittsfs 70 the
public The pregdice existing in the minds of many per-
sons against what denomnated patent medicines at
rst greatly retarded its sale butas its virtues and
its known this barrier Of prejudce became
thrown and the demand increased rapidly that in
in which the afflicted had not experienced the benefits
arising from the of the Bitters and at the present
day there are to be found in all parts of the World
vouchers for the great merits o theartiees No greater
cure for Dyspepsia can be found See advertisement.
Fer sale by Druggists and Dealers generally, every
where. Silva