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HOLIDAY 51SENTS
Magic Time observers.

Being a Huating or Open Face or La
dy's or Gentleman Wdtch Combin.
ed. wifh Patent Self Winding I'M
prouement. a most Pleasing NoUe}fy.
Oae of the preitiesI, mosI convenient,
and decidedly lbe best and cheapest time
piece for general and reliable use ever c ffe-
red. /; has within il and conneci led nth It's
machinery, lis own winding attachment
rendering KEY entirely unnecessa V. The
cases of this Watch are composed OF two
metals, The outer one being fine Is carat
gold. Ii has the improved ruby action le-
yer movement. aud warranted an accurate
time piece. Price, superbly engraved, per
case of half dozen, S204. Sample Watches,
in neat morocco boxes, S35.
SILVER WATCHES.
First Class Hunting Time-piec for aecn-
Tacy oil movement, beauty of material,
and, above all, cheaoness 10 prlce, these
watches must insure universal aFproba-
ton.
Au imitation so faullIess that ii can
hardly be detected by the most eyperlen-
ced lodges. Tue material being OF two
metals, the outer one first quality Sterling
Silver, while the inner one Is German Sill
yer, II cannot be recognized by cutting OF
heavy engraving, making ii, not only iG
appearance but IN durability, the best re
semblance of Solid Sterling Silver in exist
enee.
The sale of these Watches in the army
is source OF enormous profit, retailing: as
they very readily do at S25 aud upwards.
Many hundred dollars can be made in a
single pay day by any one of Ordinary
business tact
TAT WHOLESALE ONLY! In heavy
hunting cases, beautifully engraved, white
enamel dial, aud fancy cut hands, in good
running order, by the half dozen, 500. Sold
only by by the case of six !
Upon receipt OF Two dollars, as guarantee
OF good faith, we will send watches by ex-
press 10 any part of the loyal States, col
lecting balance OF bill on delivery. This
ensures buyers against fraud, giving them
their watches before payment is required.
Send orders 10 ihe sole importer.
GAIUS WHEATON, No. IL jewelers.
Exchange, Cor. Cortland ST. aud Broadway
New York
Dec 9, fs63.-3m.
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We see it annouaced in our dailies that
the Revesned John Hughes, Archbishop of
New York, died at his residence, in that
city, al O'Clock on the evening of the Sd
iast. The sad event cast a gloom over the
Catholic church throughout the whole coun-
Try He had been seriously i'll ever since
the 9Th uli. He was the controlling intel
leci OF his church in this country. He was
born in Ireland in 1898, and came to this
country i6 1917, and vas 65 years OF age.
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HENRY ROSENSTOCK,

HENRY ROSENSTOCK,
Sky-Lighf AsmbrOtypist,
ID OOMS m the Third Story OF the Ex-
- change Block, (entrance above the
Book Store, Blcomsburg, Columbia coun-
ty, Pa.
Bloomsburg. Nov.as. 1889 ~.
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DISS0LUTION OF PARTNERSHIP. !.
~ EQAAi 4
December ?, 1863.

gzSHE partnership heretofore existing be-
= tween c. w. McKelyy and J. ; Me-
Ninch, ~ the manufacture ol paper a
Catawissa Mills, Under he firm OF g. w.
McKelsy & Co.. is this day dissolved by
mutual consent.
The business of the late firm will be sell
Iled BY C. W. Kelvy, at Cauawissa Mills.
C. w MeKELVY.
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&oldl W ya0@RoS
A n ID
DgB(NyC - ItaI Ne

e. - ~ ----s~----l %-S-- "a .
OF every Description, Fine aud Cheap
His Case OF Jewelry is not surpassed IN This
place Call ara examine his general as
sortment of Clothing, Watches, Jewelfy,
sc. sc. DAVID LOWENBERG
Bloomsbnrg, Aug. 90, 1863.
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THE undersigned, having purchased the
interest OF j. S. McNinch, IN the late firm
of c. w. McKelvy & CO., would inform bis
friends that he will continue the mauuiac.
lure of paper, and purchase Rags, as here
tofore, and -solicits continuation OF The
patronage so literally bestowed on the late
firm. c. w McKELVY.
Cauawsssa Mills. Oct 7, 1898
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THE LADY's FRiESD.-This is a new can
didaie for psbIic favor, published by the
proprietoTs of that we'll known literary
weekly, The Saturday Evening Post" and
edited by tie wife of the editor OF that jour
nal, Mrs. Henry Peterson. 1t promises TO
be work of great interest, especially 10
The ladies. The best literary talent is en-
ployed upon lis pages. Terms $500 per
annum at less rates TO clubs. Address
Deacon & Peterson, 3l9 Walnut ST, Phila
delphia
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APPOINTMENTS BY THE CoUNrY CoMNIs-
sIoNERs--The following appointments made
by the Commissioners of Columbia county,
on Monday last, are good ones aud we'll de
served
4dttorney-
Clerk Robert [. Fruit oil Madison.
Mereaatite ApprGiser.-Andrew Lanbach,
OF Spgarloaf
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- oGR@E @G11 9
200 000 MORE MEN WANTED
oOO,VOO TO O. ELL REBELLION
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AUTHORIZATIONS, a Notice.

Dec. is, ls63-s2
, 1864-07-24
RELIGIOUS rSTEhI1cEycE.

Ine Young Mems Bible Class meets eycry Ssh
Sath ansrso9n At O'Clock At room 10: i, Aeshe.
streets: All are inrIttd, Strangers are requested
In particular 70 a,tend.
nj Ts SsSe.ta ,eTn!1 seyes q tas rfss R'
o@its"a1,npsa. @ and al thu services Of Tue cnnrea
VII be htld rnti further acc in the lec;use room
ofths Eaisasian chursh On wabash aveous, corner
" hnnoafd court. The entrance l. on lae tontn
Sh sea aqs' sSa ae
se pse p Eq n sse3E f. n1s1s. bea
esc!y F1Id.y evening At u O'clock. The trustees
Of ne Cnita1ian Church h.re 1no>s generously
70 tse members r IL Fsst ts q Bapu,. @ Church I'D
esasfsesnou. and The punic seneEs y aEe eosa.ai.
Fst n.oi.. Ss5a s hs:sh i n.ies
on WIoash arenue. nesr Habhsrd court. and Il -
expected that the lecture room will sc rcsdy Tor
,eeaa. III q ssSSsss @ held ta.y
4 l04 O'clock, In Dcspiaines Street Methodist
Epsi0Rs1 Il Shaf y ssIs sns R4.:os Ws.i f..
Bceomes of he Soul ssss Wben reL sas s1s Body Dics
ov!n:; to The illness Of The Hector. Rer. NJ; NJ;
9o1 g opened for divine service to-day. The Sun,
osy school, however, will be held - ahoA -
Rev. Lyman y. Fireman, Rector Of St. Stephen.
Ghu.sh-wtst Dtyision-ls snpplvin: tho pulpit of
TRINITY Church during the sesence Of fbs htcsor.
4ssse lo :na
this morning, eoaduc:ed by he Recsor, Rev. 2. Z
Cheney The afternoon ssrvices ~ BE omitted s ss
10. seH ~eeEe. sunday School II 0 c4oeA IL sue
pptil The new chapel is halt as Camp Doee..a,
ns tie ssse s. aea 10 eTeans
n.closk- Rev. Z. E. Cheney will ptsaen t1As efca>
The hour Of rer~,ce in the United Stakes 1osp4L.
tsl, on Etehseenth street, bas been changed to
O'Clock p. m.
Rev. Ar. sehelinz. Of Cincinnati. viii psessa q
! tho Jcderson street Mcthodfst Episcopal CauIca,
I O'Clock m0S440E4
, 1864-07-24
Building In Chicago,

EGlloft Tr1Dune:
Sotteisc the calculations Of a "Pafusttkiur
Subscriber" !" NJ 10 the frontages Of buildings re-.
ported BY yru .ome days since, It ia yery eTident
that hle Azure: would dq great Injustice to the
c,s. ard thas your deductions heretrom wIl these-
fore full very far ehort Of the truth.
Thus he could only have reckoued one font of
corner blocke with two frouts. This when re-
viewed With reference to the building up Of the
city ts manlfesty ineor. eet S1ppose Gur Instance,
an ordinary squire roeasnres 400 feet on each side
large block Of buildings covering the whole Of it.
wontd haze 1,6GO feet Of frontage while your Snb-
scsber mode of calculating 1t would gre only 100
1eet.
referring to biz calculations then the Few Cham
her Of Commerce instead nf having gs feet font
ne. hae s75 feet Smith i Nxor's Block Instead Of
le 1eet measures 100 feet. &c and the entire nun-
Der OF buildings named ey Tou- nbout 1890 feet
insie3d Of $500. In your estimate OF frontage !of
buildings not natneu think you are f:ill more be-
low the cos7ec1 ngurcs. There are elncle build
ines rot named By yoG-that Tor example o. Dear
born street, opposite the Poet Oflce fronting 30
ieet Or more gu the ttreet. white te enttrc number
- building Of all kinds put up, under constEuc-
1:on of Set So oe oullt this eeAson. IL safi0usay
esumased At 4,QUo. 5,0ol, or even more.
Now estimating she frontage OF these at tbs very
low average Of IS feet. and 900 oi them will g!rt
foutace Of 1900 feet or nearly miles L this
not 20 nno 40 yau rot thInk th.t vour estimate
o. tnile and half for the tonta.et1f thls reass
buildings II 10 al pfobsbllty lets than one-tensh
Of the nC1EAl 4noHDt AenrnfE ECuHEEfHEE,
, 1864-07-24

Ihe Coavc1rion OF Young Coildreu." The pora
~ tnis ho1sc arc free to all. Sunday sehool Al *
The ordination Of Ruling Prrsb,1css, announced
LOT aat eabhath In the N.zth IEesbs ser1n Church,
M MwsA pottpol Cd on account Of the storm, and will
Invited.
The ti:rt Frrc WIN baptist Society OF thsa city
Nh Nh hAsn religious tprviers at tho nnw Mttsion
G;r.hpel. corner Of jarktoD and Peoria streets
!"c.s side.l auEday, Ju{ II. r.raehin: a! l0,i
:: 81. r. and ~ ?. M. by Rev. o. s. Brow. Sab
es Noh s,s Isn s fa e.1s.f qv' II bsa .ss
stCcW!cE ft.eete. fTcschin:. bJ the Pastor. Sab.
hsth. at1oH u. m. 8aob.th School, p. a. rra7gr
sna Conference meeting in the evening a. ~
Tfs congregation Of Rey. &. B. Tnst'e, 1ats ~
semoI1nz sen IN the church Of ST. An'garias, vii, wor-
enin Ia the lpinoss street Mission 70. Inlnois
a. : 1ea O'clock. Seats ftee. sanna5 School. s:l5
Rev. A. EA~aras, nss.Mant od,tor Of the NORTH.
Clark street Me hod!at Eplscop.t Church this
morninR, and Raw. Charles Sheifiug, formerly OF
MSw f.sk city, viii preach IN the evening, 81 the
Services will Ir held In the Unity Church .als
Eo'nfnE. to commence st hslf.pass ID. Strmcu hy
;;he ;he pss'er, nes. Robert coN,er sah.ecs, j. sre.
oe Gceed untti The first Sunday ID sept~nber.
!ht nnnn"i meeting ot tns different Confaroaces
o. tns teciety Of St. Vincent ds Paul. tais city
:etences ~ll attend the celebration aud present
eoesF 5fa1iy rspprtB. In the morning al elsnt
oeiaS , d'sine service will BE-. attended By tho
i"o O'clock in tho afternoon they viii vfait The Ia-
oasE;al schools Al Bridgeport lnspe t;nE the ID.
s.'ut1on and ia Inmates This Establishment y -
o.Ess,zeo 6y tae socie!y ana tncoraotAt~d In 1ss
sh:'st1sn Isothcsa. Thu g.. Vinceot de Paul So
etesJ 6nt tho sehool snd wholly support 1t By TIC
Nf. le5tl Will I.eArh IN the Fn1cttol a;euue
eQa1co to1s morning Al iGE O'CLOCK.
, 1864-07-24

they mast all feel 4 danger within them. This
rcpnbl!esn goF1nment was being triad. Other
rcpnbltcs bare hno their tssea written, hat. thane
ard .nany even in the North wrro aiding and abet.
ling the Datienal M enemies TO those he woud
whist form shall they bavc-s dcspotism OF Al An-
ascbys The blow which wns beiug struck Il our
eoye5nme1s and constitution eprans from one
c3use-the theory Of the Involuntary system Of
laho1-whethe5 man ahai. own himself o. be tho
propettr of detpos. This involuntary sY.ten Of
basp IT,; saead sna ~ 9aosf
sgsi5st treason. be did uot like 10 sec pabltc
speaker trying n .hcis language TO bring about
IL
the earue ticket. He beloved that In the Nonh
!be1s "cfe ntue.tenthe Of tho men who were ]o1al
bell'on. but then there we1e or e-trnth who ware
an tttnnc enen'tea "a JED. Davis hlmeel{. This
minority favored the eyslem Of involuntary labor
not rsy n1apy words, bat trtat the ulnttsr okicA!
u: tes thcse b. les& wind and more scsie. us
wcu;d Ike to shut The 1n.u'h Of every nspae lean
md nemoe+at in The q uutrY Who would not con-
stnt to hluv su opponcut to speak after him he
you'd aeFre to maIe every Unton man rt,d The
copl erhcad Newspapers .tey would compel thsis
10 those who were of ths saae belief A. him.
self be wou1d Gay potltns, bat TO Ills opponents he
would AJAX If they could not tell their own party
the tnllei1n board. lie vsr1Iy believed that r1auy
CT !hcm were really glad " ben cur bora got whip
ped Such were hih enemies.
lie did not want them to vote for nuau, be ~ould
not try to convert them to men, but to fde1s. BE
did not oppose rersonalIttes OF men, but priN.
ctplef, and when be ssw that the ttuae God wao
fnsoe him made the nrEro be demanded that that
negro should IL taken irom bis earthly depot and
Given to " stfvice Of bis master. but 40 he Vas
not candidate tor any otlce he would not 1ess'n
them. for hs believed ihat sll tnose among taeca
who west cot Candidates had no right TO t1ke up
much time in tAttnr. Ho therefore would give
way to bear speech from theis future Lieutenant
Governor.
TnoM THE EHoNT.
Mna. Bfoes, EH9., Wa ne1t introduced to tht
audience, but owing to the latcness OF tho hour
dscliued to speak. He said that telegram recetv.
Cd ~ Judge Goodrich won1d do them all mozc
good than suythtnE be conlt say to them.
The teeRram was Then retd to the meeting. Il
Was coudrmatorJ Of the fall OF ogAtl1nta, and the
investment Of that city by3General Sherman. Tbs
document was received with Tremendous ap-
p!auEe. and at its conclusion three cheers were
Rtsen for Gen. Sherman. The meeting then ad-
1Qurned. " -
, 1864-07-24

ueEtep.a 4. ..an., 1000 n,. packed IA ooxe'.
sSS; e;sllsH.ss{s 4. Aux. 10Th.
nAcoH cL1AI sIpHB.
Davis, Jr Co.. l5oo ns, phcke IN boxes, assc;
6as Daris Co., edao b., packed In t,c1ce4. :oc:
ttlirt!e0 .nr1c1 lstriy.
1o.s1-3isat1.
T. pa,t. Jr 4 Co.. 81 brs. PRINT mess. stt.s'; de-
Ia. nusas Co.. sostM 81 assse5e.
IT. nis;x d 70 8es.o . u Ii sc.
Nssc, Iiss ,ux 4 30 seM IS ,ol b 1 It 7teec
.re.p. Ro.let . se9 - .sa!:aa.
niasss ST. sea: :sso :: !. s;s
1ofai-l.625,at.
T:R: Rigs s;t Z C. a %! -: ;sss!.7s:. -..
NtlM1 MS
D.Hsrper con, 60. kaia. a 9le.
Hfexa. Hu'1st Co., 3t9 gas. II sc. TosA. laea3
Rh's.
Prae:os { s,me,t, 53e =. .stsn.
Tfe s;os 6 GsDo1r, ss.cs9 ns.A AsI5e.
STAR eAxpLr4.
niI 4 Bh,l'o. = ,uv "a, at SOC
~; 2 shi .Ie. ao.. -. st &c.
I. n: h.oEe, a,oN ~. At So
To1A. ae.s1o LIS.
J.r. Cunningham q Co.. ibs.oss ~, .s1'se.
lard n.EAp.
Y'ss e.s! e. Il Il ss9 sss' &. ! 3; Ill., st'ae
E-u. aepuett, : 100 ns. y 1850.
rH cloon. Is .ay q, as5ge,
SasS x : iisishs. 5es,sS 81. ss..s5e.
Total. 2,I4 .ott i6a.
, 1864-07-24

EDlToHs TAlHuNE:-As every truly ,oya} person
u GnieaSS % must be anxious 70 hasc hs5 qot9 Of
timesl VIE dom, )" viii you allow me he medium Of
yorr paper to sueEsst !. mode By which this deara-
aciions gould wen ao-lhe .burthen anon; differ
sn, saos ps9SR. m Ss a5 Of P c A. ts; s
ls.0H' men, my proposition would be to iosm a
regiment Of TINT numhcr, dfthIs would be allow
lsioed into eleven Companies, TO BE- raiecd as fol-
lows:
One company to be furnished BY gentlemen hav-
tng tnc.mes Q! $500 os moro pcE annum. Who,
5Fnm age Or physieai disability, are exempt from
military dufs. This might be called Company A.
OK the Exen.p:s' Company. "
Company 3 or tie Professional Mems Comp,n
10 be ra-ed b, the s:esey+ medlcul faculty aud
As Chicago Il prceminenty commercial city,
bur nlso largely engaged In manufactures. aud as
rcpsefen.e hy n,crchants sud n1uu,,tacturers iheT
should rafsc at lraet two cosnpHnEes-Companles
una u, or Merchants aud Alanuiacturers Gompa.
Tho bantur- and nroAre. ehou1d raise Compa.
The ladies, than whom nnnc arc moro patriotic,
should not be excluded. anil their company should
bo COMPANY and carry tho re2Incnta! dag. :.
bs rupplted by The piopiiet6re, editors ani en-.
ployees Of newspapers. psotessors and male teach.
err of seaooss, and pso:esso6sl artillery men.
itor sbo1td be excluded, as III. recruits who would
es,r e s a5t. r. IL g2' III IN hour Of a
- iRa,lload cosnpapiea should furnish Co. Il.
Water, "nd :,as, and ci:y Passenger Railway Com
and pire 1t a nam. ca. X shonld bo 1nis=i b.
mechanics and retail prcr.ston dealers. and called
the Mechanics Company. and Co. L by farmers and
others residing outside the city, In CooS county,
and he named ihc Rural or the Farmers Company.
Let each company he furnished. By those who
saise 1t, With flag, with suitable device and
mot.o, aud the regiment with band ot unualc BY
puhlic subscription. "A bounty Of 500, together
With the Government b0nnty and pay, would proba
bly, induce enough men to enlist to save US from
tne-1rafs, A LOYAL E;Eypr
, 1864-07-24
Commercial POSTSCRIPT,
ALBANY CATTLE TYIARHET.

CI0sfNa DAY.
Photographed Exclusively to the ChlcA.o Tr1huue.l
LLnASY. Saturday Evening, Jnly 3, 1861.
DEEF CATTl.E-The market for cattle continues
actlve to the close, AZ the advance Of Nc D. st the
opening, wAs hrn1y maintained throughout. In fact,
some buyers to-day report that they mud foe rrst
quality Fteers te1c higher than last week. drove
Of prime e1trn Illinois steers. averaging 1,ie0 ns,
brought *:42 head. Tails was tho hiEheat Price re.
allied. The New YorkerJ cn' cred TIC market early
And bought freely that the Eastern who ha1
good market at home, found th4 yards comparative
y bare. especially OF sronE heavy socS suc as tnsy
1uost Feed, conse seQueut1y they 70 bsck shthandsd.
and with considerably less thaa they went. Receipts
3lce, Neariy a hare chang ID hands at tho following
quotations: Light common 6k@'kc, OF 'tnaty to
fhir ezSkc: good heavy 95s9xc: prime extra nc.
EHEEP-P1enty and In active request At &C for
llrht. to askc for extra receipts, 1860.
uOCS-1a fair demand At 1o210tc. ve1y few
going East this week. Received, 1850; shipped 20
New Yurk. $50.
, 1864-07-24

(epec.al Dispatch TO tho C1dcago Trlfcrs+1
ST. Louis. SATURDAY Evcrln-. Jul7 2s
TonAcoo-Ths offerings comprise 3.s hhds; bids
on ~ hhts rejected, lugs 1oEsr; scrl.s 1!93
1s,oo:lues 7H1ltc: common skipping leaf ssl,CotA
IL. "a u,eiatn do 1iseoa7too: good and ahe do
4floeaS2-52: common manufacturing feo.Qd332.oot t
good Sa2ooea45 o.: 1ne sss to8 . %.
FLoCH-faactlvc sales o 80 BRIT inciudn lb7 brls
s1ele EXTRA part de1irered at so ~ do city DO at
$1e e8 do country doub13 st3.l9t per brl.
and A do s:nG1a extra OIL private tcyms.
GRArN-In wheat there 1sno material cbaorc: sales
ofl+I8 sa-ts and 273 hris Including N sa~kA errnk,
At u IS I'll brs and -! SACHS common ia!l a1nO
lss low fair do at IL n o9 rric Ia vari
ouA lots 1t 4e.25 and lis do choice Ut &sa per hu
Germ dull sales Of 2s1 rncks Including 800 m.xnl
In second hand sacss, At = IT. le1 mixed aud Isl gel
low, In new thxs. Mt i3; 43 while at S1i1 aed 100
extra while st Sl.t5 per bn. Oats duh and lower;
raeB OF 400 Facks In fuu. 1nts At &c pcz hu Rye
TIT little cemsnd; price S12s per ba. exclusive OF
sacks
Wu1skT-sa!ts reported f6o brls at st.ssH.
PRoyIeIoxs-Bacon; Iaie~ OF 3o.t3o !bs country
clear sldep, packed. at tsHc and 1905 TO bacon eou
tefS. r1cEe.. at tbkc.
, 1864-07-24

N"AE VI a&T. AAA lcANeH EG1dUFet E0V AISAtE
in Germany.
"Tnz WonRsSoana's ADyooA4n."-The initial
Number Of weekly paper bearing this uae II to.
band, proic+sue 10 DC devoted to the ta.ercsts
OF The producing elsssos Of the Northwest" We
frd no tault With the publishers 3or making these
claims, unlees II be understood as ext'uef.e. In
Which casc We beg 10 differ with them. Working
men nAsc perfect right 10 tssue and rAtronize
c1nseee. and VIC bid them 4s sQot sposd IN suc5 IN
undertaking. lsis only when they forget that An1
other man q aen has riehta which the. are hotnd
The hrst 9umbeF Of tho Adpecase u wall col up.
Blake Hsdepublishcrs.
Fon GREEt BAr.-Graad plc.erre excursion
oses The Chicago & Eorthwestesp Railroad.
Acaltt'seekezs and pleasure-sskera will hare
Gooo secomm odauona At the newly finished Green
hs1 hoaFc. and also At the thoroughly seosifed
hmes7can House. at Green Uay. Cars leave the
oeees ~ m HsRess es H. ~
p9l!eEe o. FtsltirE the beautiful toWas slony the
f1a.e en- ~ had At reduced rates st No. s. South
E. Church Dloes.
: KuSATAT.-Yceterday morning Is Mr. Henry
"h'tmore-.es!di1g at No. as7 Tay'ot ssreet-wAs
coming Up North CLARK, rear the raKosd crossing,
aah team took fright 1t paeatpg engine and becsme
annrelY uonfasceahse. The ho7ses ttasted on
n;1ek run, tufu,d down KinzIr s.r4et and wen. \
o'fh.anee o. sess'A: t!ocks when the wagon sttask
I oncllne port With tuch force rs % Cetich the
nofes 3,s rom \. and 1htJ then passed on neariy
Enile, oe.nG anaiJ stopped on korsh Fraptin near
eulet1hf Onc OF tee hHreed hnd hint ltK bat]y
ep1aiaeo, and the wagon wac slightly Gamased.
tanD Los7.-oa satr:,lay, the I'D .nss., sflttle
ooS' thsee yeara Of hce. strayed from his hou1es
No. Sso Wabash asrauo. ne has light hxar and
b'ue eyes; hzd os il-c. arc w.ite checked ssirt,
OH Anen aproa hosdercd with white, and brown
cefo1ns bin kill be gratefully received BY his dis
drag ssofe Of Smith 4 Dvyer, o. Iako street.
MtL1rART.-0:de-s havc been received by Capt.
T.. Fasaum, AeulstGaf Qua.termastes, OF this
city. to report fcr duty 1t Nashville, to the Chief
Quastcrmaster Of The Army Of the Cumberland.
Capt Fasnnu hss had control at Camp FRI, sud
stx %Ines e.pps @ IN the adjacent co1nte. and has
credit aud ability fos nearly thsee yeaes.
SAD Acc1prsr.-sr. A. G. Throop. one OF our
oldest and most respected citizens. WAS dansor-
out'y ,pjured on Tbtr.dsy l1xt He was engaged
In nas'ng some repaifs on boiler, when apliu.
ter It Iron entered his eye completely destroying
II. Tne visual "raan va. szts1e,td By Dr.. Freer
such thst fatal re>ult is feared.
GALLANT REscrz.-Ou Friday evening couple
oflAds, ten and twelve 5ears old, were bathing In
the lake the foot OF Ohio street, ,nd got into
deep hole, wherc they sank ard must have been
drowned but for the prompt aid rendered by
couple OF gentlemen who happened to be present
and went to the rescue. One Of The lads was near
y llie1eas when taken out. The names Of the boys
we cLuld not learn. u. McWinte1 and - LeFet-
bef were the rcscuera.
AuETTrSa Observation-Disclosures Rowland and
J. ". Willie, farmers Of Henderson. Knox county,
=. .1..1
, 1864-07-24
New York Marker.

NV York. Sa:urtay EycriE1. July 8.
CoT7os-Ecre scslya and without decided ch 4uec,
At s1.So9s i 6: lot mtt1lllng uplhnds.
FLaUR-State md Ee4frrE heavy ard tta1fc oVer.
SALES ~ H41ato for extra ttate sloooeio 81 fsr
extra round hoop Ohio and 4l0.o39.kt0 Tor trade
h1 Bpts. Market heavy
WMskr-Hc&TT ana lower; x,7l for s:ate, aad
Sl.1rt&l.72 Tor western.
GE11S-Weest 1@?c lower, and only moderate dc
.naud ea'Fs 1t e. e2e4S 70. Chicago spHuE; 3esa!a
western. Corn asuaxt Il 81 fer new Elxed western.
SID u a1k for ursound 0ata are arce ant arm, at
Sic 1.11 foS weAtcrc.
Ghoc.nIrs-Ricc dnll and no1nlna1.y UNCHANGED.
Eofae dull At a.out rre<io:t prices. Sugar DALI
Enba as14c Mn1Ass<s du1L
E1noI1ux-paHa AID heavy At k3l.o: Tor crude:
s1G6ic fsr refined In 6oad. and s:Gs91s tor Etnne1
1rt4.
Nool-Qute. and faynys buyers. ....--
Ms:eas toier rev d9 sn9 s2s p5ims; A.. fsh:G ~
meats quiet and steady. Lard = u:.le nrmer-sAesAt
l42:tE.
, 1864-07-24


[specl1l DIpstcn 70 the Chicago I-tnure.1
DETzo1T, Saturday. July 23. 1871.
UP-TtorB Tonxw audt, Fountain: bark Monitor
schrs Evciilc Thornton, SoEnta Smith. Whaling.
., ,wS-Props MoaA 7E, City Of BuGa1o sch. Po.
lknd.
N1Sp-Sosthwe.I
ILLINOIS AND MICHIGAN CANAL
Ispecta. Dispatch to the Chicago Tflprnal
BRIr1KroRT. Friday, July g.. .P.X.
C1I.B1D-E. DuErhana. Prison, ts+Ao ns stores au /
heading. ~
Belle LssaIts. i.o:o ba corn; forkt9wn; Gsea, A'
Scrthlnp, Irison, &E yds duenssc stcne; Monsauk.
Loci port, Aee1 bu corr; Advance. Athcrs, 81 yds
rehh
, 1864-07-24

tErccial Dispatch 10 the Chicago Tf1bune.i
st1Lw.r .rKxE, Saturday, 13ly %.
Fr6rE-Duli and In active.
GEA1x-WheA:-Recespst. 500 hu. Marx, lrrcgu.
,.s. s.,es-As ssc.h1 elevator. 1.sea bu al s.lsE@
.l7X: en- 'chsuse 1stoo bu Al -claaas
dull. Nothing doing in coarse craias.
LA1Eh-
The wheat r1arkct was very drn and prices 1Alkc
lower this evening. Sales q 100 bu at s2154 @:l
principally At the later pn.e-clostng very quiet.
, 1864-07-24
Buffalo aiRfket4

FIprE-pna ......-...
GsAI@.Nheas dci1. nominal, and psrtles apsrt-.
rpr1ng 1t $+.l1. Cofr-No 4t Il -. Oats active II
61c.
Wn1sxr-Lowes-fi.7o
CANAL F: 11anis-Fjs1uer 10 New York; West
lsH0:oc, corn lsAc OATS II kc
LAKE 1aPone so ,1ts brls nonr, tss ss:H bu wheat.
I'll ExraETsS4Ia 6a wheat, l2,aa tu car1,
~ 90 hu ckte.