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North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1864-06-22

CIGARS AT WHOLESALE q RETAIL.
and every thing usually kept in a Drug store.
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1864-06-22

NOTIONS. &c. sc. adapted to this Season.
which viii la soti 81 tlscNEBY LOWEST MA kET
PRICE for Cask or Country Produce, at the Store #
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1864-06-22

DR. CHEESE .gae.'s I2NALE Pills
The New York herald., 1864-11-25
Ths Tart.

UNION COURSE l.. L. JROTfn0.
Thanksgiving celebrated in huge style on Long
Island yesterday From early until the setting Of
the sports OF all kinds INDUCED 10 and i'm
measurabIy enjoyed. The Teutons Unit yagcr und hund
were out 10 great force, knockisg the feathers on
everything that new In their way Their hunting dogs
were OF every variety, from Newfoundland to black
and tansone OF them combining all the breeds in one
II fortunate for the robins that they lev few days
ago, or some o. them might have been scared,
All kinds Of vehicles the roads, and oil the
Bonscss 10 ecstaces and attentive as usual on
shs Cypress Hills road the wliamsbursers congregassd
Of the French Farms Hotel and The Cooper Institute
while on the Jamaica road the "sporls, stopped 10
nag their respects 10 the various old turfmen on that
highway. Hcasand, Whelan and Hiram woodruff were
caused by collisions Kicking horses and other ksddoee
but Ne did not hear Of any being danRerousy hurt
the Upion Course the crowd began 20 congyerate a
early nine o'clock IN the morning. and Ten tbs srss
NILE beats, 70 1solb. wagons, for 800 side owners
70 drive The 4 m. LADY Wallace ana tho
T. m. Lady Warrentou were the contestants Th,s vas
hne tros, ana gave great sssfacsn Lady wsiscs won
The second tso~ was sweepstakes for diamond Din
worth $500, nne hsats, best three in nye Tor vbjcb
General Corcorsu Lady Nell Miss Nancy. Plumber Boy
asd Gypsey started. They had I'VE closely Contested
heats, the rst TOO being BY LADY Ns spd ihs sub
ssquent three By General Corcorap, who won The min
ne third trot was hesween two BROOKLYN voedstsrs
FOR dinner anA doses mile heats, beat three 10 1ve
10 wagons. owners 70 drive Tho horses we're q Mar.
mica sd T. Plovsr. 1bey had four very closs hsaSs
before ~ ssus vs. Arrived atwhich In favor of
ne scs,sb ,ros was match for $500. mile bss,s Sses
three q ave, 10 wasoss, be.wesn 9. sammk' run
and Dan Pnfsv's br {. Updls 6an Pour good heals
cane On before bs a6sir ras setiisd when nishs com
,nS -, ths crowd bsgas 70 fspnas. noIxhsiandps
The New York herald., 1864-11-25
ThsnGsgiving ~t Castle Garden.


is not improbable that in their enjoyment OF their
THANKSGIVING dinner macy may have brought TO bear
IAN their appliances to boot which luxury
may demand aud opuenoe supply but we have no hest
iaiion asserting that yiaDds consumed
With more hearty relish then those furnished TO the
and other employees OF the Soldiers Transit Hos
pita Castle Garden, in this city, by the beraty OF Mr.
Baker, the for the supply OF provi
scns 10 the establishment The Turkeys and fowls,
though stripped OF Their plumage, inged their tight
rapidly down the hroats OF the grateful recipients Va.
rous kinds os vegetables disappeared 10 turn, while
mncc and other pics driven home by many species Of
dainty cakes completed banquet which might have sat
isaed the requirements Of the most astdou appetite
We beg through the medium OF your dey read columns
to tender our hearty thanks TO Mr. Baker wishing ne
may live 70 enjoy thanksgiving dinner and 20 fre.
quenty realize that iii is blessed TO give than 10
receive.' We are, cir, your ohedent servants,
H. A. MAIN Chief Ward dmastsr.
JOHN MCFARLAND, Asst Wardmsster, and others.
The New York herald., 1864-11-25
Movements OF Ocean steamers.

HALIFAX, y. s Nov. a 1864,
The propeller Merritt, previously reported at Pictou,
for Nassau arrived here this morning, In Distress and
landed some horses which made up part Of her cargo
There are no signs Of the Asia The weather 10 bearii
full.
PORTLAND, Ne, Nov. ~, 1864.
The steamer Peruvian arrived this morning from New
York. and will sail hence for Liverpool Saturday after
noon.
Bosrox, Nov 23, 1854.
The steamship Africa sailed this forenoon with thirty
eight passengers for Liverpool and fourteen for Halifax
She takes s2e 600 gold for Liverpool and about 500 In
silver for Halifax.
The New York herald., 1864-11-25
ADDITIONAL FROM EUROPE.
>~>~~~>o-s--~N>~~~~y--~~>
ARRIVAL OF THE ETNh AND BREMEN.
English Opinion Of JEFF. Davis
Speech at Columbia, s. C.
Tbs Arming Of the Slaves tha Last and
Best Hope Of the Confederacy.
What is Thought OF the Flo
rida Case,

The steamship Etpa Captain McGugan, which left Llv.
erpoo Al two O'Clock the afternoon Of the s,h an
Queenstown the 10th OF November, arrived at this
port yesterday evening.
Tho steamship Bremen. Captain Meier, from Southamp
ton the 9b Of November reached this port yesterday
evening
The news by both vessels has been anticipated 10 its
main ponts, and commercial and financial reports, by
ihe teegraphc dispatches from the Moravian Port.
land, published in the HERALD Wednesday.
The New York herald., 1864-11-25
The Day IN boston.

BOSTON, Nov. "a 1854.
Thanksgiving was observed today in genuine New
England style. The churches were well attended in the
morning, and the afternoon evening we're devoted TO
home eDjoymeuts and public amusemsots The soldiers
in the forts and hospitals and the wives OF Ibose 10 the
field, were substantially remembered In the cheering
bounty Of our people.
The New York herald., 1864-11-25

MUD yass W. SIN on ihs pror6nAs NJ relieving 4
ths suusDary q ths }ayb SPORT
TsUnDXy, Nov A-Nafsn Sleo, mile heAts, 10 l6o
ID wagons. sNf LA
Owner named N. Lsay wallace. ................ !.
Owner nAnsd 3. %. LADY warrenson. ............. .
Time, 2ATx-2A0N
eAln Day Sweepstakes for . diamond pin worth
yS00, ui.s heats, best three In hve
D n. named b. 9. General Corcosan, 10
1sSuooS
J. B. named B. NJ Lady Nell, in harness..
owner named br. N. Miss Nancy, n bar.
uoHB. ...-....-s..
ID wagon =. ....................s - oa4
owner named .. m. Gypsey, TO 100 ID.
Ws4on s''
Time, s,2:65k-2:5S-2:57k-256X-
SAhB DAY-Mstch for dinners and . dozen, mile heats
hest three in Eve, to wagons.
Owner named G. g. karmion. n.,.............2
Owner named e. G. Piover. 2 2
Time, 2:54
SAME nAY-Natch $2co, mile heats, best three in I've,
20 wagons.
l. 8. Sammls named 6. g. Fun............... 1
U. PLieT Damed br. z. Uncle Sam. .......... 2
Time, ao3H-3oll oll-3olh--ao3.
The New York herald., 1864-11-25
Thanhsgiving Day In washington.

Thanksgiving was generally observed throughout
Warrington. The government and municipal Offices
were closed, and there fair attendance o. the
churches. Provision made for the soldiers in the
various hospitals, thei, tables being abundapy supplied
with subssantias and uxur'ss appropriate the ccca
sion. The weather beautiful, the pedestrians 10
the principal streets heavy.
The New York herald., 1864-11-25
Thanksgiving at the Almshouse-A,
IntercseIng Incident.


"The poor ye have always with you' said our Divine
Master; and our almshouse Black wells Island js y
living witness OF the fact But no. in many in
truth do Dot any institution of the kind where
they are so well cared for in own Empire City OF
the Empire State.
Thanksgiving Day was be,utful one, and nature ss
vel as seemed TO rejoice the day and tbe occa
sion.
At The almshouse ample and savcry dinner was
prepared the inmates and many Of them who have
there for say that was the best Thanksgv
ing dinner they had lad the island Mr.. Ander
son-he energetic, efficient and kind hearted warden
personally attended to the arrangements 80 that every
thing should be order and well conducted and they
were for We heard OF the poor people rear their
thanks to him.
An interesting incident occurred just
the almshouse were gathered tue plank wag IN uli
view Of The river, prepared TO enter the dining
the war; and clustering like bees the deck passed at
this moment and the poor OF whom had beeh
soldiers Themselves, greeted them with three hearty
cbeers-which were heartily returped--asa Godspesc
their to maintain that Union under whose Gag thc
poor well the rich find the best protection that
human government has yet given 70 mankind
We must not forget to mention the interest which Mr..
simpson, the engineer and Mr. Muleu the Keeper, took
10 the occasion. Mr. Simpson has been engineer the
island for upwards OF fifteen years. aud discharged
bic duties with ski and untring perseverance. Mr.
Mullen has also been Tor years his position, and
efficiency and energy he is not surpassed
The New York herald., 1864-11-25

GLOUCESTER FIsuxsn.-The Gloucester fishing vessels
are nearly all home now. The catch OF mackerel has
been good and viii pay q comfortable profit Nine
vessels and seveoty eight men were lost In the cod
fsberes while but two vessels were lost In The osy
hshin0. - Tropslfer.
The New York herald., 1864-11-25
Arrivals and Departures.

LrSHRpooI-stesmship Moravlan, at Portiand-Captans
Vivian, johnson, Cnatheld, Hammond Gilman Mrs and
DR. Boyd, Messrs Dalncy, 0enrd Jackson lamont NJ
Lean. Blaine. Huchet--and lq3 steernee.
:, LIyxnrcol- -stssmship Etna-,Bshop ncivaIne; Mrs
daughters Mr. Bergero Mr. PierrsponL Lserave Ia
Payne. Rev Us viiivisss Rev 4 Misorini xf Powell,
Ars Lintsberry and infant A ponnely. j schsper.
and Srs sanisorpc, Mcxshon ST bacon: J.s Porter.
BaxuS-sseamship Bremen-w Muller n Hagedorn u
Beck Carsu aud family Victoria fsaler Dr Clara Men
temu. Herold and family Caroline Denly. hsfTw.
ns We'll ana sister Helene schwabscher Clara kodsihei.
mer Adler j..as grs.n seEss, hssns RSorsss
and brother sarah and Caroline stein, q Frank Has
ner sturnn, zockler-and others In the sieerage.
nsslssMcaR. Fso morrs Porter
MIS-. 1 M 9ss Cant 'pf S:5S rss%S
and W Moore
LivrRroot-steamship Africa, from Boston-R q Fay
lady. child and nurse Hubbard, Hubbard. Car.
fSomp.op, y Winchester W b jenkins. o sad Koon,z
ana daughter Masters Geo Kooptz and Geo nchsser,
scomous MITCHELL lady, child and nurse NJ Douflass
son, 0akcs Richard ireland Richard Rowland, Or La
nor Hunt Major Robinson BA norria .r sn1 sohr I'D
Rev Nichols, Miss Nichols, Little, Smith. Col
and Mrs Auyc, BA, shaniy.
Died.
smrH-Afsr short illness, Jra O., daughter Of NARY
A. and Alex warren smith, aged ~ years, months ana
Notice Of funeral 70 morrow
fFby Oshsr Deaths See Third Page
The New York herald., 1864-11-25
the Risrsda Case.

Ths Rier1da Case. ur..--s FL
sDppyr or TEE sTATnnDHfs OF TIES REBEL oYrICHns
IN uNBLArD tN WHNA
fTrom the Loudsn Timer, Nov 81 -.
Tho capture pf the FIorda By the wachusstt IN Bra
lillian Wslsre, wV reported BY telegraph from LApoa
The New York herald., 1864-11-25
THE CELEBRATION ELSEWHERE.

Thanksgiving Day In Brooklyn.
The day was generally observed The places OF bus-
ness we're closed and everything outdoors bore the aspect
Of holiday. Services held in the churches. and
the attendance good The flags Of the City Hall and
Court House were displayed, besides which there was
nothing 10 Indicate anything unusual All psssed on
quietly and In order, az WAS 10 be expected
, 1864-08-14
NQRTNVESTH6N UNIVERSITY.
New Building to be Erccted--D Deserlp.
A1on OF the Work.

Chicago IL rich In educational enterprise Be
sides public school buildings and private eernau-
aries in constant process OF erection, she has built
oe commenced to build Within the past wear, four
College or University structures, either Of which
might be supposed to be sutetcnt for the wants o.
At Esanston. though 10. strictly included within
.!ds;sa = Ss.oas.ae 70 % oas iii, 6sns Intimately
1t The laet annual meeting OF the Trustees Of
thl& University, held in juno, the long cherfshcd
project Of erecting new University building was
"a eoou a. sufficient funds could be collected The
friends Of the Institution haze not been backward
n tq,s1 % IL Rsnaa
of Tits clty. II Is net however, intended 70 eseet
the entire structure the p!aos rs emo1sse oniy she
ded vita wing On tho southwets, to be used as =
chapel and receive another b0ildtng to The north
ward tor Library and museum pufposss. Tns To-.
Wbich II 10 intended to erect during the ensuing
~ building ~tu he erected n tes oak 6 sfo,e: >,
dista1 e Of Abors honascd and hfsy yasde tson
the lakn sho1c, on the highest ridge Of ground IN
IL e. sdss f. @
s s. I'll z as Il
building, WI be twsnsy*th:ee fset square At the
| bake, and becomee oct33onA "a Il fe&cnea the SIC
ord etory. II retains this tosn 70 N altitude ol
eishsytxo teet *aen is hn'easa Mitn b,ts!e
snee. ( sn,iieF tuwez. VII Stand a tbs aosth-
west corner, to Be used ~ = general xenttlsttnG
| esrrisre en,rnnce approached hy well lsld oul
drive, The prncapal entrance VIII be 90 th'
eotth. The design IL vrrf neat anc tasteful.
striking and grand The skyline VIII be broker
With h1ttlcuents snd turTeis psyttsly hiding II!
ROOT from view. The east side will be etted Will
the Axe: md the oppo.Ite Efout vii contain !.
msstl7e porch u internal srrenesmeEs these 20
b. nothing len to be destfed. sp::lous corridor
Of Teich WI Be haodsoue. vel lighted ststl
1sys. The basement vii eontala eae eheuies
laboss&n<5, leetrRe-[ootn, lAvassu aaa neSaog ~
, 1864-08-14
r0hExCN nEURUHTINE,


Notwithstanding their recent exposure, and tho
prompt aud emphatic order Of Governor Yates,
there ere stN In ocr c3sy several parties who arc
recruiting for other States. They work cauuoutly
and secretly, well knowing the illesality Of taeis
nctIou and that detection will insure swift pun
ishuent. But theis guilt u apparent nom the
fact that they are assuming to pay local bountes,
Some Of The parties 70 whom We sllude are invois-
Ing Themselves In greater cr1mes than simply illc
ral 1uuitInR-a crime amounting nearly, II not
lie tset II thas eneontssen.at ~ L almost a.iiy hcsd
out to men to make fs!se anid.yits, who are not
10 ouas hs sse
a man entered one OF theto recruiting o:tces
!sstsrsay. . fer .he pPrpe:ts Of snstag ae vs. =,
sid be wss ctiizen Of Cook COUNTY; enrolled
here and desired to bo credited here. This be was
informed could not be done a. he could not then
ssla. maEs an aindarit tnss be vi, NOT enrolled
AID then be could DO credited auywhcre. This ap-
a S:e ns;s .n sas 1st fGsst q sg hsgg
lof him % elder il he proat did JUSTLY The
We are satisfied tnst this IL not The only case or
the kind IN which these law.breaksns Bcoundrels
ssy anaei c
| crime Of perjury. Dut VIC apprchend the thing 10
q s seoe
ont Of ,heii rirhis. Already several q these
Rraecless scsmps hayc been ehseed from the city.
30 ey sSa sssi
! them. We would ask all who msJ have any know.
! ledge Of the existence Of these fellows
sSe tPe P1ovess eyA Aafsbs. IL No. Il: eazs w
must protect ourselves. Al have an intercs,
he ths mattel ~ each nan tsssn awas ha'
| individual who remains. We learn that fnllt
, 1864-08-14

cepion room. ettuAted neas the principal entrance
seotacr iarRs room opposite, to Be used caspc!
ant! NE wing soall be built, and class toora. aud
VIZ eonfaln lsrgc room, to be nsod ut present ~
s,H library, w1th other roons for the aecnmnoda-
tlon o. neents and faculty. and the tht,d floor
needed. -'~ So
The batiains Will throughout be well lighted
and ventt'hted The arrangement OF looms !.
accommodation and comfort, q fact insured hy
the grit experience Of Nj. Randall 10 pl,nntng
er Etatet.
Tho ttnstses have wisely detc1uine1 that moth
Ing shall hc whntea 10 make this second to no
structure In the Northwtat. We congratulate
thin on their already achieved success tie proud
position already attsiacd by the Northwestern
Uniressty will be Jet enhanced With the develop
ment OF The Increased facilities Afforded by ths
hew building. md the number Of those who 10
forth trcm IT. halls to spread knowledge Of the
truth, will be largely multiplied.
, 1864-08-14


er. outs, Saturday, August II. lsti.
Tonacco-Prttty scive and steady 81 yosttraay's
euctasionf With MT quite 40 AsSo oaennRs ~ there
hn. teen for tic pest few ~ ..--..
F1orn-Irac Ivc and unchanged, with 'slts Of 7si
br!s apgle extra snd fancy Auperane IN lo's at
. bsls .tR,r extra 1t s9.e 69i5: soe brl. ch5iet
country double ext'a 1t 30 81
Gx4In-whtst easfer for buyers. With talea Of 1s7
sacks ccpr on fali ut etCoa7: 80 do fair at 1t73:
sls do prime u q and 6x5 DO rha1ce u so
i pe7 bushel. Corn dull and d1oopne. With sales OF
2aN rack mixed NJ 21ss a' do ni1ed and yellow IN
lots It II s70l g.; sts do do At u ssalsak. s:do
mixed white and yet'ow At $t4o. Oats tsdtagEea h.av
", It'll sas OF tacks, pASt Rejected Md part IN
aecont hsEd sacks 1t 7sasHo: 2o3 do prinao In new
sseks 1t CSC; rs do do ut soc- 5e daclian5, with
s.les OF ITO sAcks in three lots at sc, exclusive OF
sacks.
LAEp-6alo cf ,eto ttrrces choice city steam rem
dcred, Ct two ar sh,ec brands. at 19c psr ..
Wu1sKY-Tho mArb et cont1nues tuu, with sales Of
81 h.lA Ii tots Ut u q per gallon.
0HocRK11B-Suaar-sales Of 80 hhds tonisiAnn et
&c 10 per y. Cot5ee dull and nontnal1Y an
chapRed. asie IL reported Of % hels reooI!ed mo-
lA1SeA At Slt6 per KkllGn.
, 1864-08-14
* HEEsvsGuS ANTELL1GENCE

The Young Mems Bible Class meets every San-
day sflernoou at O'Clock In room No. Is. Metho-
dlet Church Block, Strangers are invited to at !
Hon, Schuyler cola1 will deliver au address in 4!
BrYsn Hall this evening, In aid Of Tho f1nda Of the
sf s & a eSse w nc
which should and must enliet far greater amount
ot oteynpathy than has yet been manifested: The
nyth.ng more than the bare announcement nnnec-
ettary 10 m the house:
Rev. Or. Patton, hsvlng returned from ms visit
Of what he observed and learned during the late
battle. and Of the operations OF the Sanitary and
GhEsq sopnl da s H. ETC., sp
The sahsath moFE;ntng servlce Of the First B,p-
lecture lei roon ot the Unitarian Church, On Wabash
avenue, corner Of hubbard Cont; Sabbath school
ataa Public wo.ship At 1880 T. Z m = and d.. 7:45p r. p.
eyenas ess,a Il tas bsais s'sst
1,eiour Society Of fiIeade, from ohIo-wti be It
Assoc,a:i"n roon, No. is Methodist Church block,
u e ~ ns
ing, and o'clock IN The afternoon at , the North
% Hey Roseit Lslsd Collier; pastor: Vi, M preach n ,a
ips ips At 1 ioss o'cieeF. e So evening service.
s. John- Church WI open for d.vns services vtts
ns 1sus BE- s 3 b. sssop
Seats arc free at The SERVICE Of Rev. E. 3. Tut.
,le'e eoncrcrat,on at tho Illinois street Mission
GSsps', ios po'c,oes. oes. sandss School Al e1s l. ~ "
The hour for service at Camp Douplas IL seven
o'clock In the evening. Sunday School at three
Service, With sermon, at the Cnitsd States Gen.
e,sf hosnftal at /. o'clock In the afternoon. The
hnijdinr Il located on Ei-htecth etreet.
Rev, Dr. Andess Wiberg, Baptist missionary tc
Sweden, viii give some account Of bis work in
church. Wal ash ayenue, this evening, at 7.4s
o'clock, The public afe invited.
: There will be no preaching Ia the Westminster
, | Church {north dtyistoo) 1o-dAy. Wednesday eve
XIV. Dr.. Smallwood, formerly rector Of Trin!t,
. Church, wall preach In 1T. Johns Chnrch Sunday
t @G1h r. Bi.hep's Church, on tbe corner oi YES
Washington and Peoria streets, is open for divin
Il service On Sunday at 1tc3o d. m and at $50 =. n
There VII be n psseh e LIZ
d ingt,on Reformed Dutch Church, corner OF Nor
n roe and Snuenmon streets. to-day At 1880 a. n an
n 7:so H. cordial WeGome extended 20 - ~: :,,,
,e ruet every Sunday At ION .. n. and p. N. r.
'e congregations OF Trinity and Grace are invited
IT worship at St. James' whilst their churches Al
he Prcsehins a. The South Congregational Chu,e
cnrner al Caluuc, avenue and 18th street. at 10
be O'Clock by the paetor, ReT ". ,; Wright: 4,
ev MI tom Egn Will p5,sssh az y ~ y
o.. n'TF, THc csmp Meeting at Despk.:zes Grove "
&c Commence On the sath-A week from Nednesu
n. Elder Nile. Grant, editor Of The Worlds CRY
81. O'Clock a. m- and 2p: N. sUBJEcT: :" The cdl
X, Of The Phenomena ef Modern sP,rituallsm a. se
Hhnwinp that human sp1rtts nave nothing to
= with The manifestations. Sessd free.
, 1864-08-14
Markets by Telegraph
aLRASy CATTLE MARKET.

AInsxr' Saturday EreaiEE Ausast =. ~.
BEEvxs-AnncuRb 1he d<mana 10. n1e .ss sar..es -
oss than prices ar, =, .1e
Of ss &ato per head; the ranse ~ ,n...nc.s ,mslI
dro1es os,e .oia a. nsn :, ltc Tho total supply Tor
he wtel ~ he.a. or,y rev bundled I'D IT.
nsin unsold Tho Eastern nea sepess ,sats,nsn
nar1st. and wiu Got probably take noa'' Ao'' >1eN
SO or 200 head. ..... .,oa .,a
1smos, Of xa,es @ ,he supp,y comparatively la's'
neos o:;lpus IN good reaceas as NoAAc: 80
ce{ptk cspc: shlpned 60 New 1c.R sp@'
, 1864-08-14
nh1tnRFT.

Killed a. the battlc Of Atlaass- JAY iaiss: Lsat:
1st Sergeant Richard T. head, Co. 4. III Ma.a
infantry. aged - yearB. ron or 5afso"" A@eA~s
Comfy Wexford, ireland. .
This hsict record ot the passing houE nnmoers as
amongst Its memories the denth o. yohok a"o
gallant spirit. ono Of The bsaycst amid !as ossve.
Young enthusiastic, and tervent I'd .ne t.o. "
s sa9Ptsa m S Sa essed a him
In the fearful contlct OF the day 9eaefona nes.l1
undsunteo courage, and manly ar hs. .t M
numbtr his name amid the gailsnt tPitno o. tnAs M
have 60 freely poured forth thelr elooo opon 1no
altar Of Our country. vi, ,.,t.,4
band, In words which viii Nvo forcScs n his cen.
fades' ears. the cy was vlctorJ Or death' INC das
IL ouEr." Hut now
Me sleeps biz last elcep and
He hnb fbn.ht his last battle. .,
No sound shall awake MIN TO victory keatn.
Rest. though noble and generous splnt. your
memory Is eushtlned In the hearts 81 sour com,
rsss and IN The deep sadness o. to9F asSa
pour the hahn Of divine consolation, and may
Jon rctt in peace. d. II. Is.
, 1864-08-14

css cf whitkJ inehr,stioa. the nsaa1 anaun. ad oi
testimony was taken By TO presiding Eeuius a9a
tue shett VI foo!acer IT tho 1djonFnmsn. e,t ~ ~
court war crowded With tr1verstocs Of I'll o'
amnfaeticahte tisds. bea4ts Rud n.hee. r.,..,,
Beiofe !tsuce Miller Ii the attefncou, ns Enap."s
9und Of the No.th Division POLICE t;Fs6t @ \,
maa named bourne. living at No: ~ o!eSn ~ ~
es,ecs T!h an as'au't With intent 10 %ont 1n,n
nne boutly injury. The co1p.laans "uat w .s,,io
the store Of the defendant With 'r.enn 20 set..e
sone hussbes~ sud purehasd eo:ns e;g eg;s.s, -, 10
Nnuntl nnn hecu al lueuccess!u' caahn5 can.tJ T.na
poeHlon e1 lhe police corps, .La M. Csn,,in
txln aund for having oppo-ed htm, tns sna, Sapsan
innitbaht:T denied the Acuaatlon, MhS MnS.ouEs.. H.
boatne threw tunhler Il him, st.eaoS u, ,ts n,1
or NC temple and 3nflctlnC q scllouS ".1a ~
The complainant then dtaw hls trunene .n aha
struck the de'ena.nt ovcr the head, returning
KolaI tor Ol.ver
The Justice though. tss original chsrce eonid nos
De auttaintd snd cbapged tae c4-e 70 ols"tMgs NJ
upoL which Bourne WAS hdlud1cd 10 pay 1o' VI
twenty-five dollars and cosis.
suEsT1ru7Hs The following list Elves INC
pnmos Of substitutes aud the prloeiPs1s io1 "aom
they stand, who welo mustered in n The ffo'oss
aarshal'e Office on Saturday:
Substitutes. 'PTincipsts.
Cbts. II. 0l!re1, Albert Moore. ii.
John nitcy. John DekoTen.
Jamt% lloWntd E. X. Hubbard.
Nu. Has7iek, ". ". Phelps
DhD{e1 Carter Jas J. Uuman'
Hans Ll.htausou. GjIbc1t II. TAvottes.
Adam Peter, Gavin n. Tsvosats.
Nm. EtAsck, Jamea Hill;
E. X. Ullman, C.9. U1tehln91.
Peter Xelnettx Heni. P. HdIchtnton.
Barry Krimmers. Milton 8. Ellsworth.
Samuel Dsy, L. q. Hreun.
, 1864-08-14
nfilwauAce nahf1e.

: Especial Dispatch to the enae,es ..est.n ns,,-
F1nr1-rae tempe sar5 demaaa n,ea 'srups nnes,rs
1ea.e.ca5 has been supplied ~ ~ ~ s..r hnysr,
to-csy. Holders do not teel aIeA'As@ ~
Pricts nemina1ty unchanged. 49, n. n.c,,ned IT,
but closing se1dy sale. ri. ota,n1 % ons,on no
sps'ne In s,o:e ~ sals $40 oa oo 81 So
1rr,nx IL ,sa.e k y s,M; sroa ou a.. il P.ei at
s7t&: soeo bu 60 old receipts q - ~ r,.t.
anW; inquiry raaisiJ local U.S. ss ~ ~ paH nsH
sts. cor. 'sU e nd ouiss GALES, car In store
IT Slt7, Rys and Bs9le5-So saAos'
, 1864-08-14
Homo Military,

Editors Chicago TF16dhe: =
We have now in Chicago large number OF re-
formed into regiments and batteries fur DRILL &C.,
to be used In case of emergency as Home Gnsfd.
Such a formation won'd naturally draw In \ large
to 70 tf1ou, ID military. exercIsc with me1
who haa faced the eneHle2 II onr eoaatry, Is
there not eome OF our citizen! or military men who
have reen service that would ret the ball In mo-
lion, regiment and q battery. 1t least, could be
raised among veterans. n.