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STATE or VERMONT, Ratand, S.

Daniel L. Hawkins,
Fs. [ Rutland CO. Court,
Horato Hawkins, { March Term, 1864.
J. Q. Hawkins, Trustee.
ACrroN Of Assumpsit on Common Money Counts,
demanding three hundred dollars Writ daied
oh November 1862. in which josiah @ Hank
ms, executor o. the last W''tand Tfsl ament Of
Horutio &. Hawkins, is summoned as Trustee Of
the said JIG b'udant.
WAEaFAs, the said defendant, Horatie B.
Hawkins resi- e5 without this state ana has not
haa personal 1stiue of the tendency of this suit /;
IT IS ORDERED. tina, he be notified TO appear At
the next t, I'M If SAID Court, to be he At Rut'
land, within and for the county Of Rutland, on
the second Tuesday OF September, 4. ID 1864,
then and there to answer thereto by publishing
the substance Of the PLAINTIFF declaration, with
this order, three eek successfully il the Rut
land Herald, printed 1T Rutland, the last OF
which to be At least twenty days before said term
which shall be deemed sufficient notice. And
day thereof Is gwen, &c
+. W. HOPKINS, Clerk.
Edgerton Il Paul. Att'yS %
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IMPORTANT TO THE AFFLICTED
Il DR. Dow continues TO be consulted at his Office,
Nos and 8 Endieott street, Boston, on all dis
eases of a
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II. g. WILSON,
General manager Of Agencies in the New Eng
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Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1864-07-28
EDMUND BURKE,
Late Commissioner of Patents.

"Mr. Il. II. Eddy has made for me I THIRTEEN
applications, all but ONE of which patents have
been granted, and that is notU pending. Such
unmistakable proof Of great talentan ability on
his part leads me TO recommend all inventors to
apply to him to procure their patents, as they
may be of having the most faithful attention
bestowed on their cases, and al very reasonable
charges" JOHN TAGGARr.
During eight months, the subscriber, in the
course of his large practice made on toce rejected
applications, SIXTEEN APPEALS, EVERY
ONE Of which was decided in his favor by the
Commissioner of Patents.
Il. II. EDDY.
Boston, Dec. 10, 1865. S:wlyr
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CosTAR'S TxrERMINATORs

For Eats, Mice, Reaches, Ants, pe e.
Bu.4 Mosquitoes, Motits IN FUR "oo'enA' 's'
fntsc,s 81, : ian O. Fowls, Aniulnls, etc.
sveays established IN New York city"
niy inf. hble m dies knosn."
..Free from Poison,.'
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seats con- ont Of their HOES To de-
KT Gold by al Druggists everywhere.
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~ I'D by all Wholesale and retail D'ngsi~tas
il Isaland VI i3:snS.
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President HENRY cR0cKER.
President-DANIFL SHARP.
sec-etary-W. II. HoLLISTER.
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TINE nYpopHoSpHITEs
~ SYMPTOMS. -

i are an appropriate and Specific Remedy for every
y disorder characterized by any one or more ofths
4 tall
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TESTIMONIALS.
al regard Mr. Eddy as one of the most capable
and successful practitioners, with whom have had
official intercourse"
CHARLES MASON,
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"I have no hesitation in assuring inventors
that they cannot employ person more compe,eH
and traSt-igorthy, and more capable of putting
their applieat ons in form to secure for hem an
early and favorable consideration at the Patent
0ffice.n
, 1864-07-25

CHILD Losr.-On Saturday, the s3a inst, little
boy, three years Of age, strayed from his home.
No. ESQ Wabash avenue. He has light hslr and
blue eyes; had On black and white checked sxirt,
buff linen apron bordcred with white, and a brown
et1aw hat with blue ribbon. Amy information con-
GeEstd pareIte, at the above address, Or at the
drug store OF Smith q Dwye1, 81 Lake street.
, 1864-07-25
THE Last CALL,
Five Hun dred Thousnpd d Men Wanted
The End OF the FfebrllIpn-xvE
EVefy Nan do his Duty,

Three weary yesrs haye passed, and the fourth Ia
waxing to Its full, aimee first the rebels took up
arms to overthrow the Government. Those LONG
sear. hare been spent In the effort to bring them
hack to acknowledgment of It's 1fghtful authori.
t.. At first the rebels had 1t neatly al their own
way; they were ready 70; the nghf aud traitors at
aee nettui to The euocess Of their pans Slowly Tie
Government, and the people aWoke to realizing
r.nse Of the maenit4de ofthe WORK to oc accom-.
caek tneh By inch he 6e1d las % been COZ Contested ]
cup,ed by our victorious lecions. Bus this has
ielt the brunt Of the eonteet. The thnndess OF ar
f.le1y have sounded afar on to u.s. while the rebels
have pressed lnto the fight. a makinE i home
4vai|ahle MEALS. and pEefsine into the ranks
every man By mcrcilees conacription. We have
qs s!e5fa asa Ia hi;e en
he way q alllpg up, the armies has as last been
removed. and the ranks will row be closed. We
shall present solid front to the rebels, and with
half million fresh men onr armies will press for
wari to the Gulf In one resist'ess sweep. annih,-
crew to bow eubm1ssivsly to the laws. The call
to- fa1l army onsht TO have been made sooner,
but it Is not to late
each man Who has gone has taken his life ID his
hands . willing facsiace to TIE Onion Now hat
little rs5 WI ,.nss BE- rpR 1ha f The
Euch an army a. the present, recruited With such
a vast army, the rebels will, ten to one, throw
down their arms and retire from the fied. They
caln6t reinforce. Their last available man Is il
the army, and Yet they arc barely able to hold our
victorious leeions from the tinal consumHatIon.
This they know and feet. Already they are dis
heartene.. With a country alike destitute Of men
and provisions, except as they have swept them
with The army, with IN exhausted treasury and
complete loss Of confidence in tie men who have
so long defuaed them with promises OF SUCCESS.
they aTe even now ready To Bfnk into the cQV
blow. and the hydra monster goes down to lie
depth Of the bottonless pit. But the hlow must be
ttfnck, and VIC must furnish Grant the men whcre-
with to R1ye It.. No more litto ,aps we wsnt now 10
strike right smart and heavy aud The yictory win
, 1864-07-25

In looking orer the reports Of the two laat meet.
ipEs OF our city fathers, noticed several petitions
rom contractors asking the Council to grant them
lofty per cent over their contract price. The be.
HIlons were approved Of and referred to the
Finance Committee. which was unanimous in o.
proving the same. MI. Editor, this forty per cent
affair IS only In le intantcy there are several 9TH
e. contraetots awaiting the ae!ton OF the Council
IN this matter; then there will be rush Of busi.
ness n that way which will take all the money in
tae c1ty treasury to satisfy those political favor.
It's or individuals in Thosl SOME OF our city fstn
trs are more directly interested. II there IL more
money tn the city treasury than they know whit
to do with, there is good chance just now to ex-
pend some of in assisting to raise our quota Of
men now called Tor, and the credit Of our city
from draft. Those Aldermen who vote to ersnt
the prayers Of tho petitioners. whether Democrats
or Republicans. may learn IN time that they must
not tamper with the peoples money In TINT Way.
They we're elected for better purpose.
understand it is q rn1e with the Board of Fab
lc Works to award contracts to the loves. respon-
s1ble bidder, at the same time reservfng the right
to reject any Or all bids. There is but 1l&tie Haved
for the city In awarding contracts to such men
IT the contractor or his bonds ia not compelled to
complete the work at contract price. The most
that could be done would be to take the work OF
their hands II the prayers Of the petitioners are
granted. every man IN the city who considers him
sell IN favor with eomc member Of the Council
Will turn contractor. TAX PAYER
, 1864-07-25

m IA C}rr1 fa1 tfA Trfu
Ms;erH n nnHsrrr- q q ~ q. A. mads no. .' to,,a..
ing .mncrtant aVaias 5or amy snn1nIiss fn1nv ~
III IT, A ~, H,nn - 1ns ~ pt g ofia
N'~' ~ t - 1870 -. W. AAoA'
nAcoS eHou1nfhs.
Mitchell 4 Ladd, 81, ,000 b 4, packed In boxes 13c
j, KsWson, $1,000 ps packed In boxes lsc: deliver
ed Immediately. - y
boxts. IL ,90i delivered August Is ~ f-~1 'A
BrlrEs. swim L Co. eU!03 rs packed II b.xss 1ss
dfliytfpd ApEust ID. ' - ~'' wv
Tntof 1bS IN @a I've
A''~A' 1o''S1H o
AAcoa- cLkAE kas sloEs.
j. RAwtDD. 10000 NJ, packed In boxes 21c deliver
ed 1peust 19,
Hush McBirney & Co, $500 Ds, packed h b21 e.,
19Slc; delivered August !.
Hugh McBirre7 + Co., 5,nG0 ne, packed ID boxes,
1855 : eifyered August l.
Hrrh WcBiyuey 4 Co. 5000 Ds. packed IN boxes.
Is sc: delivered Aueust1.
Eysns Lirpincost { Newton, 73,eoo ns, packed In
bnIeF IL Sne deiiTere1 Angnst ia -
& DaTfs IL ca e0fo1 Ms nact ed IN boxes 10 a2e.
de 1yery. pE ar =
a. crane Co., q coo DE- pac sed In boxss 19 sc:
RuetinFhsm l. Msthe,s. 10000 ms. hacked In
fIerrPe n Ec. def1gHfef 1mmetttatelr.
HrlIn1ham d WsthaIs. s01 b nacked In tte.cea.
1a 5lc: del1yert immtdlatAiy
fhas nar1s 4 On ID MI hacked In tferces 1s 5Dc.
e1trn "a fmnet1is1siT: ~
Mex eehnn 4 FvNns 10000 ns pecke3 in boxes
~ :. SeffreTv Ane nth 1' N
Total-5sateo.
R&roy CLEAR srnxR.
, 1864-07-25

WASHINGTON, July pa dispatch from
pthe Army of the Potomac. dated yesterday,
says nothing Of particular interest has oc-
cured in the past two days.
The skirmishing on BurnsIde's front On
Friday, ?. m., was quite lively, but without
injury to our men. This seems to be the
only part Of the line On which it mar be sid
the firing is almost unceasing, scarcely five
minutes elapsing in day or night, without
hearing musketry or ARTILLERY.
Gen. Grant he's assigned the command Of
the 18th Corps to Gen. Blzney, who proceed
cd to his new post on Saturday morning.
Gep. Birney has well merited this prom otion,
no Division in the army having performed
nobler service during the campaign. Gen,
nott succeeds to the command of the Sd
Dlvieion.
Many rumore Of other changes are current,
but cannot be relied On.
NEW YORK, Sunday, July o4-The Heralrs
Maj. Gen. Ord was Unsigned to the commeud
OF the 18th army corps, vice Gen. Smith, re-
moved, and Zen. Biruey to the command of
the 18th corps, vice Gilmore, relieved Both
thete appointments are made by Gen. Grant.
subject to the approval Of the President. Tbe
corps are In fine condition, ind well pleaged
with their commanders.
Another correspondent at Deep Bottom,
Va, on the 21st, sass that the enemy were
to-day discovered erecting battery SO as to
brtDg an euflading fire on our gunboats. A
party Of the 9th Maine soon dislodged them
and made arrangements to hold the position,
, 1864-07-25
6t, Lourz MhxAeg.
Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Trtbune.l

ST. Louis. sAtur Jay Evcnias. Juiy1
ToRAcoo-The offerings Comprise 3,s hhds; bids
on % hhds rejected; lugs lower; SCRAPS s39o
aooo: luKs 7K@ltc common shipping Leaf elLoa@
1870: mt dtum do sfsee@aoo: good an1 IN. do
S2!.N@se 50: common manufacturing $lo.oe@s2ao:
good s2.0o&l5 q: ina Us co@15 o..
FLouH-inHctive; sales Of a20 bril- including 10 brEs
single eKtss, part delivered at 20 city do 1t
Sao 21 do country double ex.rA at $l01aK per brl,
and ao do single extra on private terms.
GRAN-1n wheat there 1sno material change ;sa1es
of1S Racks and e7a br1e, including - sacks spring.
at M13 brs and 1es saefs common tall At $500:
1 sacts low far do at a. 15 Ga sacks pri. Ia yars
ous lots, at $2; and 1c5 do cho1ce at $3.50 per bu
Corn dull :sAles Of 2s3 racks including $40 mixed
In second hand ssckH. Mt 1850 mixed and 1s7 yel
low. in new bax'. ut 31s: 4S white At s14o and 1so
extra white at $l.4s per bu. Oats dull and 10 yer:
soles Of 400 sacks IN four 1ots 1t &c per b. Rye
but nnle demand; price si.25 per bu. exclusive Of
sacks. .
Wu1sKr-sales reported OF 60 bsis at sl.75x.
PRny1s1oas-Bacon: Isles OF 10000 lbs country
CIGAR sides, packed. at 18kc and do bacon Bboul
dcE9, packed. At l6Lc.
, 1864-07-25
Commercial! Postscript.
ALBANY CATTLE mARHET,
CLOSING NV


Photographed Exclusively 70 tho Ih.cszo Tribune
ALnAaT' Saturday Evening. Jul5 =, 1864,
BEEF CATF1E- Tho market fer csts1e cous, oues
Actye to tha closr aad the adrsac, Of Kc q D. a, IL.
oreciog. was fEnly maintained throughout. In fact,
some buyers to-day repors that tbey ind fo- nr,t
quality steers SaXe higher than last week drove
OF prime e1trA Illinois steers. averaging 1,iea MS.
sllzcd. The New Yorkers euered the nsrket early,
snd bought SO freely that the Rsstefn mea who hsn
good market at home, found tn, yards comparative
IL bare. especially heavy s:ock such as toay
most need. consequently sheJ 20 bscs hshthanded.
and With considerably les than they vent Here,ots
3lt0. Nearly all have ehangea hanas at the following
quotaions: Light common 6x174c, or-inary to
CIR sasKc; good heavy 92eAc prime estrs lpc.
sHF EP-P1enty and In active seques, at 7c for
ueh'. to @sKc for extra ;seceipt.. 1860.
H0GS-In fair demand at 1nA10tc 4 yer f1v
gotnr East thts week. Received, 1850; shIp2sd 10
EeK York Sfq1. -, = :.
, 1864-07-25
FROM FORT SMITH, ARK.
1nterestfnE Summary from the War
In Arb rkAnsas-GucEllla8- III Tove-
mentRs &c.

HEADQUARTERS DISTRICT FRONTIER DEPT
AnKANsAs, July 18th, 1884
Gen. Maxey. With 10000 rebel troops, is
now in the Choctaw Nation. fifty miles'south
Of Fort Smith, and is said to be marching on
that place Gen. Price Is with him.
Gen. Thayer, with the troops under his
command, can hold Fort Smith against twice
thIt. number OF men, and anxiously awaits
his coming.
Four bushwbacIers, by the names of Cope
land, Norwood, Carey and Rowden, are now
confined here, and will be shot to death on
the 2ott lust. They have been perfect des-
peiadoes, md the deeds that they have been
GuAtS Of would shock even the extreme sen
sihlNs Of the Copperheads of the North.
The District Provost Marshal, C. o. Judson,
CaPsa5n II the 9Th Kansas cavalry, is charceG:
with the execution Of the order, aud is the
right nan to see II duly executed. he Is
particularly down on bushwhackeys and
Coppcrl'eade, and claesiaes them under the
same htHd.
Tho bea]tb Of the city Of Fort Smith "a
said by the oldest ciiizeas to haye rerer fcen
III better conoltlon. 1Aoo.
, 1864-07-25

EDITORS TRInuEE:-As cycry trnly lora1 narzon
Ia Chicago must be anxious 10 haya h:r nqnts "
Rolers ilcd 1ythout resort n fhe drsf, n o
9.in multitude oI cornseinrs there IL fenaae ae
umes] Wis don" viii you nliow me- fhe n,cd}fnm e.
yorr paper to suggest mode b. Wbtch tns de11ro,
and which would cousl;ze. ~ nch w ~ poiI,ntsa
actions could well ao-ihe hnrthen amonr aifya!5
enr portions Of citizens A .yn, .ta1s fhat t
i,00Imcu, my proposition woni he r. eI 49,, ngous
regiment OF that number. ffthts ,soaid he
divided INTO elcyen connanics To h. ra;snd ~ ~
One company to be furnished hy gentlemen Inv.
Ire Incomes Of $1,000 or more pef snnum. Win.
from sge or phs slca de,biIity. m, nvernnt s-nu,
, 1864-07-25

lSl6 $40 460,000,000 s., 800 ss4s83 Il 14-10O
1S6l.. 31,5l2, ,O00,UW S.BsO,155, oil: u Si-1O0
MURDER IN RHIDGEPORT
a BOY Beaten to Dcath-The MUIR
derer not Arrested.

on Sunday afternoon brutal murder WIS pe1-
petFated at Haisted Street bridge, In Bridgeport,
The victim Is a boy, fourteen years Of age, mined
Mat. Riley; the murderer, man named Michael
Hickey. Both parties were employed in the brick
yard OF Walker & Cutting, ut Bridgeport. The
parties appear to haye met at thu spot where the
f1iae fi;des "ss committed and It is supposed that
shost coming at his work. The latter might have
answered a. impsrtinently, wheseupoA aic1ey, who
is thongh1 to have been drunk At the time knock
"a Riley GOWN. and kicked MIN nntu life was ex-
tinct. The tnhunan vl!ain LEFT the boy lying dead
IN the street, and made hia escape The facts
we're communicated % the central police station
ard squad Of detectives placed upon tho trail Of
the murderer, but as Jet they have not succeeded
fn tdecttDg hia capture. The coroner WAS notified
Of the occurrence. and an inquest was held at
with the facts, q
, 1864-07-25

Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Ts1bune]
CHCNNATI. Saturday, July Is. 1864.
FLouR-Market stin continues dull. snd prices ere
nominal. 6upe1fns Is sold 1T $500, and extra at
f993.
GRAN-Wheat-Marke dull. R.d Is quoted at
sl&@1.s5. and White at s2.ec@a1o. Corn, market
quiet but nsm at IS for eheed, and S1o5allo
for ear. Rye; market duh at 3l.ao@1 45.
O1L-LlnBced ia dnll ut St.es@l.1c.
WHsxy- Market trmer, with sales Of 80 brls at
$lf5.
FPoVIs1oHs-Marke. dul1 and prices nominal.
GRocKR1Es-Msrktt dull ard pr1t 81 nominal Coffee
IL quoted At 5e@55c; New Orleans sugar 2eDe5c and
refred S5c; New Orleans molasses Il 17aL2J
, 1864-07-25
The Accident to nIr. A. G. Throop.
.. CHICAGO, july q. 1861.

Please insert this in your morpIng issue to cor.
rect lse impression caused by m article In thus
nor1lne'a psper In reference to me
-! lett eye WAS Injured on the morning Of July
9th BY piece Of steel penetrating into the dark
part ot the eye, and remaining there. It gaze me
last the I'D Inst In about fifteen ho1ts after this
as recovered frnn the shock Of the operation aud
the edects OF the chloroform, became compare
improve, SO much that to-day took breaklaet
and dinner with the family. and have been about
rs it honse good part Of the day, and send yoa
A G. TaRoor
, 1864-07-25

FoEGEHT.-0flcet Kelly, OF the drst precinct,
arTrsted fellow on Saturday on charge Of utter
Ing forged check for $50 on the Merchants Losu
aud Trust Company OF this city. The prisoner
visited the c:othlng store Of Charles Gabeu, on
Clarl street, near Monroe. yesterday aud made
giyes his Iamc az George TAYLOR, bui Ia beliered
70 have sailed under the pamc Of Cha.les Ellls,
ard to be an escaped convict from m Eastern pen
itent1a.J- lie was held oyer to the Recorders
Court IL $500 bail at the Police Court,
, 1864-07-25

FLoCR-Du!. -. ...... ..-.-.
GnA1s.Wheat dull, nominal, anu parties apart
spring .s fs.l0. Corn-No at 81 s. Oats aatl7e IT
sec.
WursKY-Lower-31.1o
CANAL F1xI0HTB-F1rmer to New York; wheat
1eH@atc, corn 1shc oats ltkc kc:...
LAKE AP0E1 8-f1' lea tr1s dcUf, 16J G!3 bu wheat,
Ii ,sE8 bu cflo, 1ln,ts8 bu oats.
CAN.L ExeoE7s-4e.s3o ou wheat, 12;o!0 bu corr,
1900 bu uats. r:
, 1864-07-25

FoR Green BAT--Grand pleasure excursion
over the Chicago & Northwestern R4llroad.
Health-seekers and plea.ure-takers will hare
good accommodations At the newly finished Green
Bay House, and also at the thoroughly rep.ired
American Honse, At Green Bay. Cars leaye the
fur1hwtAteln Depot, Wednesday, July 9Th, nj 10
o'GIoek l. n. Tickets good for two weeks, with tho
route, can be had at reduced rates at No. 80 South
CLARK street. No. III Washington street, at Goss s
6o2Se's. North Clark street, and room No. ID II,
E. Church Block.
, 1864-07-25

Chicago Bye and Rar Tnffxmary.-
Cassrh sr;z c1oss f ere, cataract, opaclues: hms,
deafness. discharge from the eals, ringing noises
tn the head, and all old chrome diseases, receive
,he most skil1fui surgical and medical treatment
by Dr. EyEnsoN. 1874 South Clark street.
is2tnf44-Ss
, 1864-07-25

Shnll our Country's Call NOT be Hon.
oxea IA few individuals not liable, or able
themselves to do military duty, wish to hire as
substitutes, few able bodied, reliable, snd pat
Fiet1c men to enter the service Of their country,
and Will pay them good wages for the came.
Geneva Ill ~ s
, 1864-07-25

- House and Sign Painting, Ca1cimi7iue,
GlaziDg and Grainine. Paper Hangtnes and Win
dow Shades selling at wholesale and retail At New
York prices. F. E, R10Rr, 50 Randolph street.
Boz 5s63. jg2tnG53Z1m
, 1864-07-25

TIE PEoP1E's DENTAL JOURNAL. edited By Drs,
Airport of Chicago, Hill Of Norwa1k. CT. and
Richardson. Of Terre Hante. Ind nnh,tshad ~ Nv
F. aas1e.A ehlcaeo. Ihe third, or july, num-
Per o. me second volume, and one Of its best
Issues, ls 1uft out, and indicates progressive
The table Of couteuts Is as follows: :.
Dental Colleges; What Constitutes Dentist;
Slaughter Of the Innocents Dentistry-Past and
EEror Corrected: Gymnastic andIPhyeica1 Edaca-
ton Afttfcta! Limbs; Cleft Palate; Treatment
Of UIcerated Teeth; Prevention, No, 1; Suear-
Friend.
Ihe Dsnta1 Journal has become valuable serial,
r1f fhn1 ,1ofnn.
, 1864-07-25

The Foreign Markets.
Psf ste sres Aat&thon.1 (Dy Telegraph.
LIVERPOOL. July -.
:. .coTTos-MarEes active and va lowsr-closed
FL0Uf-tufet, "a
8RAx-Wntnt and crru eteady,
lard 1rYn.
GrooEE1Ks-suEar nE1n. Cof1ae inactive.
LoSDQS, July II.
BHKApsTuYF4-Firm
GkockR1es-Suesr and cctec 1En.~ Tca unchanged
LONDON, July II.
CoxsoLs-c!oeed At ao43slx. Aredueson IN b. INK
rats ID expected.
L!YsHpooL, July1 II.
CorroH-sales yesterday and to-d.y 3co3 bales,
!ncu s1ug 10 ppeeulatoss and reporters, the
Att nfner and upEard.
BHKApeTuFFs-Quie and steady,
PRnF1sIoNs-StehCy.
.PRoDUcE-Steady.
~- .... LoSpoS, July 13.
CortoLs--C1oked at oaN@so% for money.
hTCCKs-1. q. q d1s,s Erte AZ.
, 1864-07-25

OsTE0o, Saturday, July q, 1854.
FLoUE-DuH ap1 Unchanged.
GKAIN-Wheet drooLtng and quiet. Ccfp he'd a.
q lH, w1thC ut sales - 80" "
CANAL FnE1GnTs-Flour lsc. whea. 15c, corn 1sc.
, 1864-07-25
LOCAL MATTERS.

The South Side Union League will hold
regular meeting on Monday evening next, 9Th
Inst, At Warren Hall, at which the President eec-
ted at the last session, will deliver an inaugural
addrees.
A full attendance ia 1nvitnd
, 1864-07-25
IAantep--QrorrespOnneacs.

WANTED Htigh. Ho! Cone,
Here We arc, Two .npsophut1catea. unoducaf.o, N
hnIn hslfed grizzly bear yoatos In The one aua.
2. sas.os:o,J epislles T. ao,ht:g ,,a ane .hortlJ
J4uI lsaies ss tcmela renee .des Antwsr sooa be.
}tre return verdict to WILL WILEY and CHAIl-
LIE MOB II ER, Ro1 LOG. Cllumhue. Ky
4 lH1S nt5a II
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.f04 Sale

EOE SA!E-The celebrated Horse
L saM HAZARD Is oEsred for ssle- Hs cAn p
;esn ire Sale s'able e aTE SAErs WuiLAhsa =
NO. 1871 ate ttseet. at Ii car< oAJ. fuE II hA1a9
atsa HIS = t,g {: w,ssiu@. u ieso 1otttns. toeo
p.GssF se-t1 tie % pei ectl1 cenIs. aao 7ttne1
WY cnc'ir &C .uy tuexc rfat 10 Is 1ue s:oek -
ufAos Amef1cAu sotl. O. " DUNLAP.
jJ.e-nt.s s-3L Keeper,
, 1864-07-25

Bryant 4 Rtratto1a,a Chicago Tele.
g7aT.h lnsotQtG.-Thc largest inSS3tution OF
the k1nd IN the world Thirty-a7a telegraph in
aturntnts In constant uaa. AE3ress
iy2mS4s-lm p&w Chicaes. I'll.
, 1864-07-25
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CoHtoLs-.C1oted at 91N@eo% for money.
6TCCKs-1. q. q dis; Erie AZ.

New York Honey and stock Market.
NEW YoEK. Saturday, July 2s.
AoNxT-Rather eabler at 6@7 2 cent.
STERLING E1cuASHE-Dufl. 10 for gold,
GoED-Ftzmer. with Cnly moderate business do 'ng
openirg Of 2s, odyanstnx to 2S5h, declining to 25sX,
Total Exports Of specie to $299I 9Is5o. ........-
,5Ss: M sdGpoas iS fsessa; fonpSSs
1otes lor october aid Arrll llsK0il3H.
, 1864-07-25

W- Diseases Of the Nervous, Seminal, Urinary
and Se1usl syttems.-Eew and reltsble treatment
in reports of tue Howard Association. Sent by
mail il 6eale1 letter envelopes, tree OF charge.
Addre7s Or J. 6ki'lnn Houghtou, Howard Asso-
citation, No. South Ninth strrat, Philsdelphla,
Pa. iYan3N-31