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, 1864-09-08
COUNTY WAR COMMITTEE.
Meeting Tc.rcrd.y-Dtsc.1ss1
eh.n ano H"org geor.o.x Eyenxuc.

r,nr.,,nt tn public no,lce, q meeting Of tn
.f.,ttz,1,.t Counitt.e on the Draft" w4s held /.
the Connect ch ,r,ber yesterday mornug. to Der
fret a,r nrements tue rai.iuR OF volun,eers q,
IN 10 svo,n The ueeers,iy ol d1Aft.
I Cnarler WxtkeE. EsQ The Chairm3u, cale! tn,
ueetfpr to order. aft.r which E. a. Storfr. E.u
rc4c the resolutions passed bS the Baar3 Of Sapsr
v1ecss et their m cut IN Tuoeoay. 1The+e rrao
ltuous werr pub]frhed ItRycstcrdny'e Tn1suyr
aDo 90 1T netc rtpeiitaon
Provott Marebal Fry. advietng hun thai $soJ,oN
| hso bes1 appfokr1t1td h} the cIuRtT Of to0k, aud
That ~ extension Of tlu,e hr asked dnrins which
votnntser4 sb.n 20 toward the afliug OF the
The char e,ased thata certificate wi, be i.sued
! ~ the War Counittee TO each and every man Gu
| suie1vlaor Johneon stated that the only thing
70 bs oohe w"u'd be to Fsise the money, In order
Supervisor chsrlettvn, of The CouE County va.
Fu.d dms4 tsset t"ld That It ELS im6osssb'e 10
l"oE af.sf fhe III eutisuon oi the cetlncate.. Thts
T. amsties that un ht 10 be steLded to hy the Cit
tzeA Commit.ee. Ssyt1nl 1ec1fitiuy Officers have
. ki|t q IS INSIDE inquiry relative tn the payment Of
this bontry The Pro soet Hsrrhx1 tntd h sprak ker
thzt there Wn.1r be u DRAFT uuleas the quota IL
refEed tn,mt diAteiy.
euptrvi+*r Johbsou sisted that In the towps
oD.ssot OF the city the people wesc Wide awake,
n promised TO do all they could to raise tie
Co: Hourh stated th.t 1t woud he we'll to b.,e
II puhlishtd ,hat e"ch recruit +houd obi lin S3rD
tt*1b The Coutly aud Sl0u tne Qoyesum. II ae
sucp a. 1nns'.r.p II caae tho certificates caouot
l,~ 1t potia,ea ,he recrntt wilt get this cerlinca e.
o.. Htue b@,a'ed that the funds wi BE- iepos led
IL ha, L and chcrk s,ut.
Oh motion Af C. q. Wicker 1t Was resolyed that
tbt St1Je ary BE- rcqrs sttd tn senu nute To each
OF the Cjtl:en'e Committee informing them Of the
amount Of mone3 tbe Coumfttee world HE them
to turnfrb
Mr. Wicker esgrcstea that a,es sut3clent suu
had bern Iaised IL .'run the thing" II wou'd be
vel to cuine forward and AK the len wealthy
ei.ef+s to tske bonds u is and o.. atthe saue
time x.uarap1rt II e then, tFum the draft
On mntion ol E. a. Stone a COMMITTEE consist
ipc OF Ms.+r-. 6onph. Wic}es atd Mnuu, was ap.
potbseo = ib plwer TO aod to the number, TO can
Eats The cit,.
Ms WjskeF submitted a staternent from Provost
Earehal Juues tfatinr lhAt the enrolment on
juty fst Contained ~ G2 tapts. stPo one from tbe
thy le1k gvil.:: Ihe hlshtst number OF votes
20.3I7-cstr poed In The c.ty.
On motor u &. A. stone 1t waa resolved to hold
q maes 1neeti,R on F1tay evening next at Metro.
poti:ap Hall.
communication was handed in BY the County
f3elk e'aftnu TINT ,G5S votes vcre plteo ia Cook
county IT. 18 5-lht larce.t vote ever poltd in the
county
Their beirg no ofhsr bueineea the meeting ad-
3orrne I'LL this evcniLg at O'Clock at Metropoi.
lan uall.
, 1864-09-08

Rev York Gold Market II
Nxw 7onK. Wadner day. Sept Z.
This Gold ms't tet continues steady The chtet su7.
pnl1 Of 1he a'ks, nqw lhe u settled short con.
OF the early psrf Of last esek Tha in .tnRtton4
we1e: Opening 1t 2szK, down - AK. and wesk at
that.
New York nArEet.
EtW Yotx. wednesday, Sept. 4 1851.
CoTros-Firm, bu, sonewhst untitled at 3! $50
1-S7 3s1 mic 1trE un14udA
1b.to ter xt1A s11tt: = lt.Gi1 10 fer extra round
hi op Ohio: el1E1ls.25 for trade brsnus-mtrket
! {. .osfr = quiet.
favor buyers II $3s291 3s'tor Chicago sprtnks GAS
O. 81 for MiI~ ans club: 47A2&.43 for amner NIL
*snEta: 4s.37@zN f~r wleter red: R.&1a245 for
~ bel h,cht. Ah Corn .ttef; s16l91 GO for m.x-
Sd wetle1n: t'.ss 10. sesy choke. oats steady At
asaGMke far xssteJn::, %
Wertttr. -. 'r-
/. WcoL-Genera1lv dull. ...
GHocxR1as-Conee qulet ~ auction. 100 baxs
Porto htco AtHc- Sugar duii; Cuba 7tH322cx Mo-
1hsst* qnttt. nrn anc 10 sef It 4t:ts9lt0.
PHTHn1.k pM-F11rn 1t y@, 10 t0E q uda: SIX 358c
for = f1r 60 IN b nd: s 9Hc fdr rrno-a free.
Fzo1tt1oss.-,F.tmeta and In eooa da,aands chtsdy
spt- ulAuse: III 10 for meass &20o for new do
-c,osir ar esae3 Boef btsadJ. with mozedoaag II
, 1864-09-08
: New YORK Grosery Market.

tFfcm the New York Shipping LAL Sept. = 1BoI.1
EoFFEs-The advance in cola since our at - nad
tel de- 10 N1et Rthen the y1eWs OF 'ltets, IN
hit Ahstlee Of dsmand. there A. NJ stlts OF v4rls
ltesLr lA,sc ope1As,ous on Gov4rarent account
Pretty web cleatea the MAJ .st O. Btax from acc
hhhEs. and The tta1h Ethlffa nre 13f 4ls
p city ba:e # stock. Imoo11eFs, IN ,ba meaattma.
Asn Se17 nfD, prs ut vau-tioha coyee Gust
snd cbAsxta Tha gales c1us 75 bags .ra .sbo II
seAc .lss Costa RcA. ,&m and u laxu 47r4
o. 5M. Rot n1a public. BY auction, 70s baxs Ii
(dhusket1 80 Ut '1kx474c, ca.h. ~
13tQEt IN Nag YQ.k. Eantetnhes1l
, 1864-09-08
0AWeNu mAFA6Ls

t)swKoo. Wedue134v, Hfpt.7
FLcuR-A READY dssn.nd At 81. s @lo. for o-z.ds
31.soslt.s5 roa vhise and at l79sls 5s for ooblc
u1tfn non. MIN veto.
EnAIN-Theat of ali descrotf sns very aeiFca a1d
MN No. thteA:o y rirg af.2o II d SOB nl choice
fo- MtlEAu K1o Elup At 81 50. Cara sfafc. aud
On ct 03ts art helu 1T Sic ter WestefI, w.tho Ut
thte.
CAEAI FRHIoura-Unchaorsd
, 1864-09-08
Markets ~ Telegram,
n1f1WAuRee mafksL
Especial D..palch to the Chicago Txlbune.1

mH~A1AcN
Especial D..patch to the Chicago Tr1bune.1
A1Lw4UKtH. "Wednesday, Sept.7.
FLouR-Qoiet without material cbsnGe.S
WRxA7-Advancedl lH@2c. Gales + Is ucrnlnE:-
$50 bu MOL Spring In stars st u o22 G3 s8o1 p1
Fo.2 90 at &1.ss@1 g. Sales 'Change. -. co bu
No.: Spring In ttoe se,0!Hzns: 1881 bu No. DO
1t t1.96. Msrkel this evening '02.1ower. sa,ct, 49,
Doa hu No. 97,ug 1t ~ 87oz-lo!ug At tins inside
prices. Oats-a1eacJ, SAILS OF cars and 5c0 bu in
SIC, 1t t8u. Cnru-Flf7. Sales Of cars IN stose at
a1.so Basl,y-FIrn and NOR . doing, salas. % psgs
medium ut 124o; 100 b%gs good AZ u 46 rs bagp pf
PRIME 1t $o.s1. R1e-Eo,hinE doing; nominal.
Vess'ls Pnssed Detroit.
Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tribunal
DkTRo1r. Wedn.s1RysSep
Ur-sfaJor Anderson, Fahchlld. Lsfr,ni.r Treat,
cochrs1e,A. N. sc1tt, Toupg. E. B. Alien, Alt.ir,
Wigs Of ths Morning,
powS-Eonk.
FtNp-Suuthekst.
, 1864-09-08
III a r. RI II u.

Al el,nr,1le, u,nsu uuty H., Sept 6th, a. he
retfterce Of .bo nrtdc hy Esy NJ STD .en. ~ W.
RnNAhD SMITH ano MISS AkFtEAk@3a WARD
LAW.
AtGre-nvi Ie, ed ult. at ths re.idenca Of VIA Dr
seott. by tey .spoonet, Mr. ca ARLEa - R2aE
WELT oi Euys ia, end Mrs sA3AR u. FULLER OF
n nr lrh]u.. n tch.
, 1864-09-08
MISUNDERSTANDING

Nv ANTND-Mat1 i'm onial. a
,,s.s German Gentleman Of good appearance aad
a Ley ol 1909 caa1attsr .nd syod pz5.oas1 .paear
Xho arc s!pcnc ueed to anawef 10 CARL y B
"NELASD. Post Once. ChlcsRo, Ill. ses-q '2lls
w WANTED-C Correspondence.
~ Four young ofacers in the Veteran servtcs,
eesiie 70 G 1rsso nd With any o. All af tina 1.h.
OF forthein 1ndlsna- Opject-fun- love and ms.r1-
mcoy Le1e-r containing photo1raphs vi1l rteeiya
r k1uKs0S. Capt. JAMES CLtN row cap: aAR
~, tx HR@Es, Ws g, eF rspI aAaRf AAR"Go0. +ssa Ind
, 1864-09-08

door. BE : a. Immediately .e1tr1c4ted, hui uutin
time TO prevent kome fearful tcalds in t,n re.
wt,o epterratntd thar c-ath would ensue, put the
etteuoin9 ph3 atcan yeste day had strong hopes Of
mis- zecore'ys
y Obituary.
Thomas Shepard, Etq., who for yesr and a t.1f
Houte o. solomon sturRes SOM. JIed in hi. ei,1
the norutng o' the Tth inst atter brief iu.ss,
sEtd thirty eight ytara: Besides being nusinsss
10 Of great executive ability. conbiuin. The
foTts<r IN with the suartltr IN rtoao thaf en..
blea him 10 mase fFterds Of those to whom be vas
ties Of bend and heart that ainsd him tha loyt and
admiration Of all who 10 Fortunate "a to k"ov
him % i.tlaa ely. as on1, = mar of 9seat caturs,
ard n'slity caa do.
nj; Shepard vas a graduate OF Araha=st College,
T. 1ss .,tos 5tsseer ,er IN Me.sss and New
= baker fur eho1t time in Davenport, Ioya: and
then for ehoEt time con- ected with leading
twn yeare IN Europe ~ the tutor of son ri Nor-
III ke,ebun. Esq OF New York. On bis return
Jsp Enropt. f. 1851, be entered the banking hnn:e
mendt r ME. Re chQm Tor the Responsible DO a.
lion In chicsro. which be held with hopor TIL iii
a. sth HIS tsa ans we're, b. request Of hts asr-
pioJe1f. 70 n's uthe1, Rev. Thomas Shepard, d, b,
Be was unmarried, and though his varied ,ut.r.
clnatlon Of mahueFH lent charm to the Highest
ctrres Of bnciety. be .eouIted retirsmaGt and the
tntsrcopFee of cnly. q fe friends, TIE alcssra.
H'niees commanded Tor him the best Of medical
tkih and attettdauct in bis sickness, andgaye oIm
the mort 1nfem'ttfng personal care but an acute
y hammattun bafl-d all efforts to save his liza.
The tIe 70 familiar to b,sirIends in life renamed
wilt him even IN d-ath. aud rpole so1f at orace
with God. Smile on. sleep on. oh nuo q hearsl
United States Obrl~tInn Commission.
. The President Of the United States has requested
that pnbtic u a.t rgistny be. OF RID u Almighty
God III Il the ch ,rChes of the United 5tstes. ior
the reesbt victories that haye crowned with sue-
cets the national arms Ut Mobile aud Atlanta.
In behslt OF the brave 1ner whose valor pas un-
Ger the hlt0elng Of God, secured these trumpts.
the Christian Commission adds its appeal. Thai
While our b. arts ara tuil of gratitude to Gnu for
His Mtrcisr. VIC do not torRee that thousands of
our none ceield+rs are, tocay, 10 al our hospitals
sud III the p5is.n- Of the enemy eut1trtLg that We
may reJo1ce. We owe them continued expression
Of tur gratitude. The Christian Commission hee
tho privilege Of dl.trihutlng these ptnetac,fons.
aud 1tQu. SIS that cobtsintions he taken ia iii our
churches tbiouthous the Northwest, uext Sabbstn,
aid t0rwaEded 10 Ar. s. P. Harrington. TIE t.prer
OF Tie Nolth1esteEA Brunch Of the Chtl9t,an Com
m eei1p.
j. v. Fareell, Chairman; s. r. ra7,lnrtou.
Tfea-nrtf: b. F. Jacoss, ee retn1y; J, L, Rafu..
9 d., D. l.. Moody, P. l.. 0Ldttwoud, Execu dive
Committee
, 1864-09-08

PulLAnxtPHIA- ~ednescty. btbt. ..
BHAAps1uFrs-ye,y duh and ltttss expoN do
ChEd.
FLoUh-auper. SO :a81t. %: ertf: sit!9 an -
GRAaS-%h+at vesy dull aud fsteA untG oof 'ans.
Cor Gull; yellow tl!Ss; mixed s'.R. Oats stesc7
ePErEoL EpM- Dali; crude 4a@soc Eeanea freq ss9
&c; IN bond 814 Sae.
HH1HEY-f;n11
, 1864-09-08

tho injuries h. hse Sd. tatned. Had he beau Walk:
tfobsbl1 bsye BE- n serious. People may ~ we'll
onotrst'ud 1t once tbss ihis d-peerou' prlc1,ce
viii DO. be tolt1at.d uithiu the city tnlts. Life
cunl,nue, and ,bs police nrr determine. to make
M example Of the tret Individual they capture, so
offending
, 1864-09-08

BAlfdoEK. e9aeauA4f oeu4' 4
f1oUR-Quiet.
1fHs61.
MH1eKr-9tg1:y.
PRoV1sloGs Firm srd tending upwars.
, 1864-09-08
THE CITY.
AoRuo1ican UUaoR County CoIven-

No2ublican UU1oA County Cp1ven
Els.0.
tbs Hapuhllcen ULinn voters OF Cook c7uuty nrt
.feanee'cd 70 mees Ut the hereinafter named ttmt
nno pisces TOT tna pospure .,f cIetins desestea e
aneud Kepubltcen union Conve4tior to b. nsad By
a. Metrupoltsn uall on Fridsy, Seps1n hef ~,
INST, ~ IIlock p. M, fur tne ptrp1-o ohi, e.
nat}ns Candidates to nc aapPof1ed o5 tns r. =.
CAP Uhlon electors ut tto enr1lng o!eeIon ~. ~
held On the 81h dxt 1f November nekt, aos tae soa
lowing nAmed Offices, viz.
states AI1oruey.
Sheriff. -
Cjtrk Of Circuit Coort-
tfao State senator for the =tth Senatorial Dis
In, RopresentstivesfoFt for the ss'h Representative
TT, Representatives tor the Goth Representative
~" Representatives fur the Gist Representative
UjetfIci.
fomu,tt.re tur the curU.Ac year.
The ls,uy. ntlun &, ca. etst Of 135 decgAt'B, the
eaur " 1t fle !set Cunu1y Convention. and will be
eppur. itn ~ they.
Ihr to.nel,,p ,rimscy meetings will be held on
Weipe1~7ay, 46c s1Ht tDet~. ut tho u>oal pacea
The upt,s will he upttcd Two O'Clock, p, m, aid
keut tpeu n2Ii. 4 o'c .ck y, N.
he 1owurh,u~ viii b. eaut cd to the following
s,umtx.f tsf de1s1.atsHs
, 1864-09-08

st7tt ca tf Gof txtre nees. Primo mt.s o9n saa
nomln-l Eus cats nr0. Lara trm - m. ~
, 1864-09-08

mats .... q 24s 1,lfo 1903,
atnsna sst ana tbe 81 suns
We noi 50 cAtt8 NO putulegN It a. 1t1 bs q
pepper 1t 45e . 40 pin ento Il 36o, IS 0nsts CO
a., pal Ut tcc cash SO bags pinenro, IN bond
en- ttIuA rot made public. :
MoLABsRsTt Is like moat othars mott .ed in
: this hevlew has neen gu o. tlncs our tass owing
nhttny to the tuctustton IN 9O4d, but tn3 II 4tkof
thonRh guile oulf 500 ~ no psrnu'at reducttoa ID
yAlu be ta!es lncaoo ~ hhds Baro.dos- 81 ID
1t. CTnix. 10: t72h d., 81 Lea. and Is b7ls Porto
Rico, 40. 10 6a hads and 81 t:t Cuba MnsooVsdo
a0c: and 2l3 brls rev Orleans. st$ 1.a'.lj, NOS.
Stock In New York, Hspt.l
, 1864-09-08
New YoxA N oney md stock hlHrxes:
= Erw yonr. Wedn eaa =. Sept.

Eenry stsedy. =
Elel1rR <Icf ancA dull -......x
sdnssncl1E to ss snd q slns atai' e., coun,o,
I7x: s7ls: rigid. tio: T. r c.. :2sx Il E. tos4
am,aHeson ~: tt r. lo!K; ~ tns' as:N u s,1: ::
TGi. .12.. <-'
, 1864-09-08
AMusEMEu1H.
EVANSTON CLAM BAKE
EVANSTON, SEPTEMBER 49,

number OF Tickets will be Sold.
Carr leave at =. m. Aud return at 4 p. n. The
gravel raad II In spl4neid loo, snA the drive
beautiful frr tn.s1 who tsh 10 60 that vty.
The Ca hat is IL genuine Nav England style,
Fin hee Or, ,.rusr Corn. &c., &C Cnld Pork aod
hesDs. CSinsd Beet: Ban. To.gue. Chickens. VA q;
sq"stn ftss f3ekes. !ce CF.am. LeGonaae, rea.
FIR .nut ans nta on 'tho grounds. Hsn P1asinE.
QuIit Ft.ctlte SeL Rr Dr.; 70. hrt~f dsss-s by
Rev. q. q. + Hapy tnd other popular tpesker, In fne
G,LTe The L4i+ Shore,
A tsnd Will attend the Excursion, and pla7 during
nefRY.
Tlrk.ta fer sale At Kee.s Bsokstorf. Thero.on's
Restaurant, City Hots! fremont Hq9se an1 Briggs
Hoube. Eep1Q367-N
, 1864-09-08

door. BE -. tmnedlatsl, e1tr1c4ted, hui uutin
eiou ot the abdomen snd groir, At hrst fears
wtto eDtertatned thar c+ath would cns1e, put the
attending ph3 sctan yeste. day had strong hopes Of
MS IeCQVtETa
, 1864-09-08
rHk aCcIDEN ON THE .. II, e. @.
X. II,
seven Persons I1flled-8lI Wounded.

The co,lipion on the Chicago. Darlington and
Gull Ct Railroad. near Esrlvllls Station. on Mon,
dsy uipht lass was lnors terious than at ftst re.
ported 1t .ppearr that The out~4ro honod rs.
ee1eer ..alu Eulug at full tpeed, coltded with an
Inwaru freight train nhont ha1f wsy between Lee
land nnd EYrIyille, ut hall past twelvu (mldnIxhs}.
Thu thuct gre It thai the ffoutA Of bpth c,l-
n.olivts were tnn-htd, aud The ioremo.t passeu-
Fer or ils1t7d rum 1be track in such insurer
tLAt It fell ppou the platform OF emtsrant car
STD Nst Lujteo through the sattes ca ting up the
ttat: Ike e'pbb Z. ana DHnglfhg ihe uafsr,uasse
tnlEfhuts. who Were neaftst the duur. tue must
tht cGtDR HAMMER Seven ptrrous Were Eil-d In
ktanfls. aid etx Others woundeCee The endeFeFs
we1t 6~eues >aEd Danes. Assistant Superin1ea-
ue0t Harris rtAred with special trttu for the
'eIe o1 1he ttsastcf sovu ~ tht pewA reached
this city. hoo the wounded wtrr 4oureyed to Men,
GttA. 1Gtrs ihty are telderty Card iof.
We have rot bern ah!e 10 AscertsfD where the
blame ftt thir dep,orab'e casusts rest-, aud as 1t
viii he the subject II lnsestiI anon By curooef's
ctrt, The ltca1fup oflhH acctds NJ being In cut
rome ten let deep, shs 1o4d 7T2s 81 p6structsd
hat The tr4ir1s 10 sud aron Bur flvtOn and stnsT
we've uhljg.d 10 trnteies tAesek gers aad b b1g.age
On 1uteGny, The utmOst etnr q superintendent
Ha1lie. aLd the Et,tsd penule uf Mendoza aud tne.
n'use im4ledtate v'cInl u the dss ter h.ya BEEN
gt.e1 10 al.tvlate tbt suffer. .nIs Vt the wounded
and to cuptole The sprvivlny telat1xes .f tna d..
cthetd. THIS ls bY tal the .evefeat accident that
las EVER betal'en tbs Burlington 17ad, Atd we h.
neve the only tne Of sny magnitude siuce It va,
COMPLETED We nj dtfetaDd that the tsAck ia nn,v
clear, hnd trails running a. Usual
, 1864-09-08
E8trape0.

GIRAYEi.-O:, the 81 INST from
,he ,nc,osure nesr the Stone Quarry {Wass s1de,
nfetn IL al Epttle m.r1ed oo thu lie side mar lie
b,p 11ta ssIip n f.T enosxsr Istn91s them. Or
walnut aud LINCOLN azee1s. viii b. haadso1ely "a
Ea7dt3, s&&QsIaat
, 1864-09-08

FOR SALE. O1e Hay Press, F.
u II. Gates, manufacturer. size o. /. nearly ue~
and IN perfect running orper. Also. one barn % by
1eo feet Apply t, Mr. G58rt at Lockpclt. ll1s OF
to B. Grant, a. etate street, Chicago, Ills.
, 1864-09-08
.Tnr Sale.

TOR SALH'-A rsre chsnce Tor
L arv one With few hurdred do11ara. This stocK
snd ltsse ct ke.a1l Grocery :rd Pfey1,loa sso:e,
offhe te4ttn lhe rtsy tor 1etNl ts-d.. M mopey
Quired 10 paw for d1tUret: rhee Ill comp.ate
bpue office. read6.9 It
, 1864-09-08

FOR sALE.-prug Stock, Fix.
nour,th nv and PLEASANT village IN III nos Of 800 ID
hnnis! t. q dM noE don. x,no nu,lnsa. stock aad
Tt loeated' rsps low long lsaae and sn ol1 e.tao:
nIuRa!s alone OF PhSs,ctsu 20 connect the ale Of
dsut1 With h:t ntacflre N. O.. Another Ph9sctsn is
uch Teedet In the place. eattef4c:o yeaA7ts given
for fellsng rut. Eone but eath cu.tontr p~ed 40.
prs. For ps1tleusse sppty to ]. Il. "ETk9, ~
cARoP q. Eep7-n5:4Ss
, 1864-09-08
1l6aunQ.

| WANTED Is k,p boot Boston.
~ HI Also Boo. CxiupN. A. = IA"
, 1864-09-08

A "CouEh,s, *sCo1d,s or Iffitated
Throat, II ao ed to progress. results IN serious
Pulmonary md Bronchial affeetions,. oftentimes
inrurabte. Brotoa's Bfpnchaai 9Teehes reach d
RELIEF: In Bro1 ehiiis. Aslhua, and catarrh they
arc beneficial. 0bfa1n only the genuine browns
Bronchial rpchee' which have proved their efa'
cscy II test Of many years. Among testsmopl.
cir Bttektiug their Efficacy Letters from E. H.
Chaplin, D. D , New YORK: henry Ward Deecher,
BROOKLYN, n. 7; N. P. Willie, New York: Hon.
e. 4. Phe)pe. Pres. Mses. Senate Or. G. F. Bce.
lou, Boston; Prof. Edward North, Clinton, N. Z.
Surgeons in the army, and otoe1s Of eminence.
Sold every where at 25 celte per hox.
HeuS+i25 a.1m-EMEW
, 1864-09-08
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, 1864-09-08
Gaanfgn.

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n,,t e.. an'ef: slt> tan ,e0t rxpe1,eocs, ~ 1es
.ru la. tsssl4 a, H.ss o, city Fe e,e1ces al.sn.
Aa03. CITY. uee' Address B eoI
, 1864-09-08

TOR SALE-Sh1ubbe:y. Mrs. G.
l. ". epyder. of Bur- 1t gton, 1ous. hss for sale !;
q large f9 tres: OF foehsia; aud larss arouut
pinkB, At "a Wa a.hInxtuH st. aeB o65<
, 1864-09-08

FnL-An intrm re.urred soldier, named
Leopold Whalcr, residing at No. et7 Madison
erect, wss pstsiue alour Clark statet, upon
1utches, yestetusy, tie slipped nu1 fell, tDjur1ng
himself cuusi"er"biy he-ltEs irrstat ug recent
wound aad cauti1,c ia{menre palu, He was picked
ny b q few sympathetic hy4.andeer, placed in .
for bis beDcnt.
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Reports from the front, seemingly
well authenticated, place Gen. Grant
army in force at Bowling Green; in
Caroline county, forty miles this side of
Richmond, and fifteen miles beyond
Spottsylvania Court House. The ad-
vance under General Hancock is repor-
ted seven miles further south, occupy
ing a bridge across the Mattapony River.
This receding Of General Lees army
was supposed 10 have been caused by
Gen. Grants threatened Ranking Of his
strong works and the desire TO draw
nearer his base Of supplies, which come
through GordoAsyille No general en-
gagement is reported as preceding this
Withdrawal, and therefore its motive
must be looked for in strategic and
sustenant operations.-N T. Ne0s
Chagrined that Gen. Grant wss not
driven back over the Rspidaa, the
News announced his advance in the
above modest terms. Suppose, on the
other hand, Grant had fallen back
fifteen OF twenty miles, and been pres
sod By Lee; would that paper have
made 20 light Of the natter
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The ExtradIlIOn Of ArgneIIes.

A paragraph in The Herald Of yester
day gives clue to the sentiment that
induces some men Of distorted percep-
tons to Justify the illegal acts of the
Administration The Herald says
ain the Arguelles case the Administra
ton Is morally, if not legally right
Arguelles is clearly compromised as a
slave trader, and the Administration
has, or ought TO have, the right to aid
in securing his conviction by returning
him to trial" Upon its assumption Of
this moral right, our contemporary urges
that the press should indorse the action
Of the Administration in having kid
mapped Colonel Arguelles and transfer
red him to the Cuban authorities-N
J. N1zs.
On the other hand, had Arguelles-
Colonel" Arguelles-been guilty Of
any other crime than slave trading with
the coast of Africa, the News would
not have uttered word Of complaint.
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How VIII Yon HaYeItf

We would be exceedingly obliged to
our eopperhead contemporaries, if they
would just inform Us how thoy win
have things. The Dayton Enquirer Of
a late date says:
1t seems that Governor Morton has
concluded not 20 starve the people OF
Indiana by sending all the farm hands
to battle; and so win give the Govern
ment only ten thousand men. But
Brough Brough Brought was too
loyal 70 consider the tritling question of
famine in Ohio, and 50 hurried his
friends from the green fields Of home
10 the red battle-6elds Of Virgins"
Il has been but few months since
the same paper announced that, ION
account Of the influx Of negroes into
the State, labor has been reduced to ten
cents per day, in many counties"
Which will you have, gentlemen2
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1864-05-29
State nrnfI in Kenfnrkr-

The Frankfort Commonwealth of the
18th says: "Gox Bramlettes late ap.
peal for ten thousand volunteers for six
months, having failed to induce the
number to report themselves to him,
he has directed the Inspector General
to notify the several commanding
officers of the respective Regiments OF
Enrolled Militia in this State, of the
number of men each regiment is 70
CURED 10 furnish, and to make arrange
ments TO draft the men required from
the Regiment, on = day Of June. In
the meantime, should any men in the
Regiment volunteer in the service prior
to the day Of draft, they viii be cred
tied to the Regiment"
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NeK AmerIcan CrcInnedIa.

We see in our exchanges notices of
this work, which seems to imply that it
is now completed 1t was largely sub
scribed for in Middle Tennessee, and
about half the volumes delivered, be
fore the outbreak Of the war. 1t would
seem to as to be time that agents were
among US with the remaining volumes.
What are the publishers doing about
il Pres.
The Cyclopedia was completed 8 year
and half ago; yet subscribers in Ten
nessee have only been furnished ~
numbers TO the Ma Why Is It?
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1864-05-29

h tic o. Hospitaz,, Nas5sias, SGD
f-,o, tIs peoo.3 a. IL y gt--.t.,. n.

htis "a Hospitals, Nss5sias. sspse,
/ frou The Record Of " r. Ctrasliss, Ca
eT4meaf Undsr;aker. 10. ~ cAarek ST.
! for he wssk ending Jfay 28ts, 1854
eiIbeFt Galyean, sergt., 60 g. 3 Tenn cay.
Geo " Dand, Govt Employees.
u Shopfstall, 90 c, q ohio.
Jno Pesrman, Govt Employee.
Jacob Gibson, co c, IS 7 coiored-
And. stonor, II Ind cav.
Chas Gilbert, co z, Il Ohio.
Clark Owens, co D, II = 5 colored.
Chas Fulkner, co G, "
Robert Glenn, co B, Is o colored.
Patrick Fay, (suicideJ, co B, IS { 3.
Jno Y Anderson, Govt Employee.
Horace Hurst, co I, II q 8 eoiored.
Jno II Lipseum, 60 D, Is Q colored.
Albert Oden,-eo X, y U S colored.
Chas W Lines, co 1, 100 Ind.
Henry Duke, COG, ~ 9 S colored. M
And Jackson, corpl, co B, II Z colored.
saInl Norton, co j, 4 Mo. Eng.
Jno Mathews, co X, Ind cav.
Jas Lock, co A, 81 Ky.
Jno Dewison, co +, II c s eolored.
Geo GFier, co II, 10 s colored.
H Bazzard, co a, cold Inv'd corps.
Jno Williams, co + 81 eolored.
A z Knapp, co B, IS Mich.
Royal @ Clark, suicide, co 2, 10 Ky.
James A Wynecoop, sergt, co +, 80 Iowa.
sEALLPOK.
Jno Bennett, co B, Is Mich.
J Copeland, co i, 10 Tenn cav.
Henry Talent, co +, Ifrenn arty.
VIM Wooden, co G, 4 Tenn cav.
Robt Stanley, citizen.
Jno Vincent,
Jas Long, c. D, 3 Tenn infy.
Jno spurloek, co A, 9 Tenn cav.
Thos McBee, CO Z, 10 Tenn.