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, 1864-08-12

Especial Dispatch to the Chicago THtane.1
ST. Lou1s. ThursdAv, August II, 1864.
TtBAceo-Steady 1t the break Of So hhds. OF which
A1 lugs were sold af sto oea 40: common shipping
le4f$l7t0R:2-5o: medium do 1t $es 0ot22a.r1; goo1
60 1t *2a.oo@l:.co; common aud medium mauufac.
tuAtug do at 8e6.G0Qs7.s0r good do At ~ ooz5ono
nne at $so0oa1scoo % per ITO pounds.
fIouz-ssles 800 bsl1 Xxx At floto 20 90 CITY at
$sAp IS do At - 40. delivered: 100 do sup:rdne 1t
$9M.
GRAH-wheat fully 19o lower and dragging. Sales
comprise ) &s sack1 choice At k100s 2ol do prime at
3190 96l do tAlr to R@od at 9l.ac91H. Corn dull.
Sales 81 sacks choice white ut 4l.a7. Oats lower
Sales Sc eacks cid at s8c $50 do old at Sc do
new At gc 1854 do new At Sic: $50 do now At slKc
Isl Go new at k1c.
TntskY-F1at. Sales Ct 20 brls at 3i,75.
EPEov1s1oSs-Bacou-L1E butine.s- Sales Bcxs
shoulders ut 1sHc per pound. TAltow-Suppty mod
erste AID prices steady. Sales include brts at lXc
Hb.
, 1864-08-12
Markets by Telegraph.
Illinois and Mich ran Canal.
Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tribune,

Especial Di9pAfch TO the Chicago VNCnne-}
BK1poxpoR1, Thursday, Aug. 11-1p.m.
CLEAnTD, up to 10 p, N. 1oth-J. L. Alexander. 10.
Let. s'1is It lumber, SO 1ath; Retolute. Athens; To
baeco Psut NORTH, Ss6 lumber, 6ooc shlng1es, ,
Iosta Progress, Latalie. 85 ss It lumber; E. Burn
ham. Joliet. lumber Imperial Lockpoft; Lea
vlsthh. L1sale. 81 s2a umoer 800 >stb a posts
Neptune Ottsws, 22 900 # lumber, 200 brls salt; P
EorhTup. PElEon, 4oQ telegraph poles for LockpoHt
s. r. Gsle, Athens.
AsH1YxB-H. g. Lco:nis, Athens, % yards rpbb1e
etons Lady Franklin, Athens, 81 yardA 1ubbo stoze;
Investigator Atht 80 yards rubble stone; Convey.
snce, Athens IS sards dimension stone D. Hess, Ash
en-. 4s yards st7ne Dt1go. pslAso, 70 yds
dtneLsion atone J. Harrington, Marset}lss. soo6 bu
corn Clyde. otaxa. 51eo bu corn Atlantis, Lssalle,
1sc tons ccal.
B1Do1roRr. Aug. lt-9 p. m.
CLEAKxp-1uyestga.or Athens; D. Hess, do; Con-
veysnce. do; II. g. Loou1s. do; Parsou Brownlow,
LaSalle, II III feet lumber Contest, Norris GOO
ieet lumber; ]. Harrington, Masseea: Clyde. Otsa.
va; Esler, do, 7atis feet lumber, 600 st1nglee.
AHR1SED-John Carter. Mtnooka L.adtnz, 5000 bu
corn 50 brls vinegar; Aida, Lasa'le, LAO tous coal
, 1864-08-12
dIagten==Qrnrrespon6enct

" ANIED COrfesR0Lden Ce.
w Twn. usly 17rkDg sn1diers t}.t,oued In tho
EoDa1tic city Of Paducah. Ky, who fhelr dta-
WELL and bIsYAN Il. WBNrTORTH ne called,
aq' Neose pio ouEd honenneaa would tntltls elthef
aMatt g 70 ths ngnest q ne.-NaTe th.ir light
trg plfaule In eor.esrondrg Tor I'D fun cf H. 1im
n nef g. e :hS cssgste ~ .e e
sppay AtdseA Co. F. i:aA he9tnsat III. w.
, 1864-08-12
FROM JEFFERsONVILLE.
Indiana I'd District Conversational
Nomination..

JErFERsosv1L1E. Ind, Thursday, Aug. II.
The Democratic Convention was largely
attended, and Hon. l.. C. Kerr was nomi-
pa,edto represent the I'd district Of Indiana
in Congress-.
, 1864-08-12

BUFFALO. Thursday Evening. Aug. II.
FLopE-Du1I, Ii active and unchatged.
GEAIs-Nhear dull. inactive and uoninsl- Corn
dull Sales Of No. at &1.s5 per bu. Osss-Sales at
8s@SSc.
WB1sKT-Du]1 and pominal 1t St:72
CAEAL FH111hTa-To Nev York, wheat 2l92lHc: +:
corn 1BHc: oats t1t@l7Ac,
LAKK iNFoR7s-Flout. 7.s55 bsls; wheat. e3.o58 bu
ccrr. ls,N0tu.
CAHAi EIPoRTs-F1ou ~ bc1a: wheat, 1883 bu.;;
rc.n. 1858 bu oats. 37.s6a,
, 1864-08-12
Milwaukee Market,

milwaukee Market.
Especial Dispatch 10 the Chicago Tribune.l
MILWAUKEE,, Thuraday, Aug, II.
F1oUE-Neslected; nothing sold.
6HArH-Wheat, receiptr 1s, 900 bu. Market 1c lower
c1oFng firm sales this morning, 1900 bu at s2.03h
for No l: Change. g. ,oto at ~ os@2Ss Oats nrm
md held at 72c. Corn lower.
, 1864-08-12
Vessels Passed Detroit.

EE8AC1A r W8NEN UEEIU1ks
Especial Djlratch to tho Chicago Tribune
DETROIT, Thursday. August II, 1851
uF-Prep. Wtns1ow; bark sigel; schsa Young Hun.
ter, u. s. Scott. Jupiter.
DowE-BA1k Breeden: brig Morltor; schrs. Elida,
Bct nle Doom, Sweepstakes, Sophia Smith,
Wild eourhWeat.
, 1864-08-12

FOR SALE-A Rstail and Pre-
y sc.iption Drug ssore. nov doing good busI.
nesa ard has been established I'VE seats, sails at
wIhr to Teiife ii sonseqasncc q III hss!sh For
i1rtheF inform alton tnaDtre OF SMITH d DWYER,
"hotsNe DIuyglsts, 81 ana 81 LASe atrest, Cni-
, 1864-08-12

II Wv DhhAUT -Dt"dau Z f1VEH1uB 4A11l
- The urterttRned offer tor sails tha largest and
pin. the cars ard also the steam bost anoIng.
The mill contains i've run Of the bfst old sto:k
cleatl1T machinery and botine aDparstus q nras
By ~ inches IN diameter. and IN engine csosole of
6Ii.irE ~ nye Eun Of stonea It one sime. Capsci
be cold for nearly all what would build It
RTGHas Feoss FL f teTPt aa5E ;pa5 E e fhN9kFL Pk
CO., ChicaEp. Au1a-nTQ1 81
, 1864-08-12

OswEGo. ThursdAy. Aux. IL 1854.
FLorE-csc lower; 80 7aA,1oo for No Spring:
I'll n91.-e5 for red w7ater; $1s5tal213 for doaole
extra. '....
GkAI1-Whrat quiet aud drooplag 10 Chicago
spIinE e. 10: NO do held At &3s3, and No winter
y 1nolsDs s. s. Corn 10 held 1t $lal@lAs for SoA
atd WITHOUT sales
CAYAL FEE 1enTs-puI1 SID uzchscged.
, 1864-08-12

The Foreign Markets.
Per steamer Pessla.] (By telegraph.
LIVERPOOL, July 5o-EvenlnX.
CoTToS-Prices nnchar Red'
REEADsTCYEs-Generslsy quiet, but steady.
WEA1HkE-Hot and orr. ...
PRov1sIoss--Nl1houtc change. Produce quiet and
quotatiCns without variation.
LospoH, July Sc-Evensng.
&C SsoIs-C1osed At 3assoHc nlsots Central ehares
i6kt3H cuce un:. E1le shates ll@3s. The C51fe.e'
rate loan At Tanced to 7sHa i9k.
LIvERPooL, july 50.
Observation-Disclosures FpAnce 1 Co. and
Gthtss report Hour In good temands shout 21s for
extra.
GRA1S-wheat steady at Tuesdays reduction;
Etnter red e. ed d1e Iowa Is sd@ss "a nsr GENITAL.
Con { ~ aud SO lover: mi1ed 299Iss "a aN ns;
1s s:91s a. Eastern oscou steady 61t not T. sstsye.
ouett q sea3ts Cho'te talioW in good demand ut
, 1864-08-12
FINE HOUSEHOLD

FINE HOUSEHOLD
FURNI NITURE, etc.,
AT AUCTION
On FRIDAY, Aug i2th; It st o'clocE. we etau sol!
M Fl Wa!naI , ln and marble cnamner suits. "a.
a. stanats bat nsss, whatnots. css *nd Ea!nut OK.
ehaI,s !, mahogsny hair cloth and cane ssst focsins
chairs, dse:s1n4 bureaus. Fathstsnjt, French snd
spoona casto1b. &C. slmsnt tables easy chairs,
etc etc Also, e,Mh fine Domestic C,Ears.
au14e6e313t GILBERT 4 BAMp5ON. Auc1r.
SPLENDID LINEN GOODS
AT AUCTION.
On TUESDAY, August 18th. We will sell at our ales-
rocms 46 snd q De.,noF ss1set at l1x o:lcck. A
TO his tket consisting of extra nna damAsk and
sroworop table cloths ard nspklnB to towels,
liner, " theets bed spr,a 49, &C.. &C. Hsn.ekeep:
-hner Il ar car be Uurch ased IN Ehcagr-Wl1 hndt It
to their ndyan:ase to call aud examine tho goods the
NA'e' w. Law GILBERT q SAMPSON,
huipoEt1St AurfIoreera
, 1864-08-12
New York Money md Stock Marker.
NEW ToRK, Thursday, Aug. II

NEW lUHKt 1HuE5uaY. AuE.I IT,
MONEY CoptiEnes easy at q a ceat.
Gterllrg exchange dull at SSS@219.
God nrner-ope1inga at 2S;s1H, advancing to 25sk,
and closing uul at 2564.
CONVENIENT SToCKs-3teRdY. --- .
stecls dnll; f.! II: F.. ": ZIG; y. Y. SIX: c. &
T. 1lsH; ~. strip 17gE N. a:4 II: G. TO: n. =.
G. 13lI: Eriel ll2: Ella ptd. 1lox: Hudson 1stX !;
KeadlrE 1857: Quiekallger s9H: Atlantic g. S Co.
l2iK: Mlsa. 4 Mo. Land Grants 63f yeN cert. 95
treasury S10s Mfh; 5e0s coupons lo94 6.a or 1881
coupons 1t6x.
MINING sTocKs-Pltces Of Mining stockn hid in
Boston :-CRnadn S4 Central Is: Cop9er Eaffs s. !;
Au1tn $; Ftank1in s. Hancock is; Isle Royale y
hiEn 81: Lswabief4; Rockl~nd 124; A.ttac 64 ;
EIeEch Creek X National 81.
, 1864-08-12

Philadelphia Market.
PHILADELPHIA, Thu1sdsy, Aug. II. 1851.
Trada Inll, owing to the excessive heat-
FLOUR u mcdGrate dena{ It 41f.ooa12N.
GhAIb-Whe heat drm-nct much lfe1f fnE: Ehite "a g.
a.. t.ss: red 81 s4a25s. Corn duu yellow u.
PfcyILEoEs-Iu,1.
WHIskr-fl..68l.U.
, 1864-08-12

FOR SALE-1n q county town,
IL and Adjoining railroad depot store with stocx
'of goods. 3up.ffcF 1acIl1as for dung grair and
hu1l-o7t6. It
, 1864-08-12
LOCAL MATTERS,

A Down Town Merchant having paseed
eeyernl sleepless nights, disturbed by the agonIes
and cries Of a suffering child. and becoming con-
vinced that Hrs. Ninslows Soothing Syrup was
1uet the article needed; procnreds supply for the
cai1d. On Eeaehlns home, and aequainting big
vie with what he had doEe, ehe refused to haveft
administered to the child, as she was strongly In
favor Of Home eopathY. THAT night the child passed
In suffering, and the parents without sleep. Re-
turning hat1s the day following. The father found
other sleeple1s night, the mother stepped from
the room to attend to some domestic duties, and
left the ather with the child. During her absence
he administered apo7tion Of the Soothing Syrup to
the bnby, and said nothing. That night all hands
slept ven, and the little fellow awoke in the morn,
With the endden and wonderful change, and al
thouch at first offended at the deception praeticed
upon her, has continued to use the Syrup. and s1~
fering, crying babies and restless nights have dis
apoeared. A SINGLE trial Of the Syrup never yet
filled to relieve the baby. and overcome the pseju.
all druggists. aug1-os1.4w. .n,wAP
~ Di.eates Of the Ne1voas, Seminal, Urinary
nd Sexual SyPtens.-New end 1eliab1e treatment
lin reports Of tue Howard Association. Sent by
mall IN sealed H;t@ lsttar eqyeoPes trse Of charge
eiat1on, No. 3 South Ninth street, phiIsdelphia,
B House and Sign Painting, Calcimining.
Glazing and Graining. Paper HaEgtnaa and tTln-
dow Shades ceiling at wholesale and retail at New
YORK. prices. F. z. RlaRy, So Randolph street.
Box 6sG3. jy2a-n6331m
metropolitan HALL to Rent.-TMs Hall
Is 10 rent for all the purposes for Which saeh halls
ire ordinarily used+ Terms H1oterete: ApQlici-
tious can be made at the Office, adjoining tee en-
t..ncc to the FAl1 te.0-loze-tl
, 1864-08-12
D1 H D.

DIED..
In II 10 city. on Tuepdny. August eth 1sst GEORGE
E ninnt soo OF R.J. r. II. X. Cone sgc3 10 monshs
In this city, On Th1lsIsy, 1lth init, HELM
MAuDg, xcnnees. daughter 81 Louis Ard Heltn LAs-
Lake ttI Get. at ~ o'clock to-.ay tFrfday}.
In this CITY. Aus ntt 11tn, 1854. AHNI*, Youngest
nd3d.ys. -'-'-'
Fnne ii ON r. sidente. 81 Clark street, this (Fr-
dav, n or IEE, 1t 9s'cicck.
e NeE York Ttinune aud Herald please COPY.
, 1864-08-12

Albany Lumber Market--AHG. g.
Lutnste Ii CONT 10 f.et1y esm all sections, A1l
che +socl Is COW tair. with e4sortHons Of III
i1114. 6alsa hAy, bsen moderately sc2ye, and shle
, 1864-08-12

der by the President
ME. Todd, OF Illinois, moved to amend the major
tty report By striking onL all below the second res
ontion 60 that all personalities shall be avoided.
Though supporter Of Abraham Lincoln. he object
ID to he e! PAT Sf those nssontGns Sa a.
aliste to adopt the principles involved in the fese
lutiont, Int not the party politics to be found tn
u Dr. T Lowell, of Now York considered that The Sec
cnd advent OF Chriet's Kingdom YVES fulfilled in
this Convention. ChriBts kiugdom was national
one, and this coEyention WIS slfo natlona1 in IT.
aim: Jesus was Ike hun, n!tlousl man, sp!H;
MEDIUM, descendant ot Abraham, and = lover Of
liberty The spcaker continued At some length in
the came strain, ecsttculating In q manner which
BAT, elightly iniericrcd with bfz eiocut1opasy e.
torts- III. Lowell sat down. remarktnG that he bad
done q Sen " he could Z be mesn. gymnastt'
Dr.. 4. G. Parker, Of Iowa, WAS on both sides Of
the Qus Htion, o! rather particularly the eide Of
A. G; Parker He ceula not, a. spiritua'isr, re-
coeniZe any people, any sov rnmt Mt, amy country.
fave the universe snch was the Sp{titna hsrmo-
ntRl creed, and he denied the resolutions IN toto
thou.h he acknowledged thai those miserable be-
government thonld neht for 1t, which ngh,lng he
considered 4 very mean business. II powerful
enough he wenlo ao.; twsep We from the f.ee Of tug
Mibs Lizzie Doten opposed the amendment aud
parriotically supportcd the resolutions. II they
let sny Rsrf! g. them e. thsy woald back down %
lions 1ay in the part strtken ont, she cited the
many acts Of Ahlah.m Lincoln proving that be
ss saopd o 5a s9
truth, the whole truth. Let them prove themselves
men ind women, and not crinry before an sno-
lie influence thst might be working within them.
Mr. Stoser, Of Connecticut, favored the e1pang-
il e Of the inter part Of the resolution: he be-
Neved that they could not mite in pfncples which
were not se feyident, and be did not wl-h to tie
lit. Peeblee, Of Roeal!ne. hsd been a Democ1at,
, 1864-08-12
Baltimore Market.

W B1II14UHxt 1up4B0h1 FAHks ~
FLoUz-Ftrm.
GRAIN-Wheht vtty firm: Kentucky WhIe9 $e.e
red pptng. Corn tutet,
WH11EY-Qul.
, 1864-08-12

FOR SALE so bbls. pure Jereey
- Cdr. By HOPPER. MCPHERSON 4 Co. 20
Mafk8t iNtet au1'-o7MS
, 1864-08-12

TOR SALE--TWo handsome p.1r
u OF fne matched Horser. inst from the country.
Can b sEen at the Avelne Stables, Oh Wabash ave-
nue., belYeEp E4QGQlrh sid Llke.sta. Au11 o1rA2
, 1864-08-12

AUCTION NOTICE-Pleasure
Il y,cht for gale.
On Friday, Ausnst lath, at 10 H. 4. H.,
Will aelI It AUCTION. at tho foot OF Twelfth
ST.. one schooner !igge1 Yncht D1menNons-@ It.
ketl; t. beam: about tons bur:hen; llEht deaft
ssle as shore Err c9rts;E M PaE:tsslsIa inquire Of
- Conmi,Ion Merchant, 1T Rsnfo;ph It.
n B. At pirate sale. one roee-w cod caaed
octave pitnofolte, lust riceived. superior tnsttu
uEpt In AYerY XaY. VIII b sold low. auIQ GgQ St
, 1864-08-12

FOR sALE--A splendid work
i ho1ss. years old, Is good In strgle or doubls
hs?ress ard Is accu.toned to scity. Alto for sale
Mil: 32Q Canal strict. R. G. Goo-W1LLIE.
, 1864-08-12

EVR SAIE-A drug store in Men
- dcta H., on scconnt 1t moving OF a farm. The
t re II Dew entirely. AID Is dong xood business
al 2-CS122t
, 1864-08-12
Enr 4Hsz

TOR SAlF-Au the machinery
r. ant A.tuIes, aesal} MY. xtth A. snsd9sn @ n.
d1tsa J. n. " dITB, Hanovsr. Ill. aa1: on s.
TOR SALE "A hi ch Cow, II.
, 1864-08-12

mtnts light. owing to the scar tit nfvses,t t, .he
.srtencJ on sccnunt Of the htEh rates ID Canada
ffeiRhts. n con!eQn nee Of detenttot BY ateAxs-
Beard. .kd shingle,. T.mher sssves.
1856 2SE 1910 8&SG0
Total for The sestol to dste:
I mo
, 1864-08-12

FOR SALE-A saloon aud board
4 Ing housa. northwest corne. Of Lasalle xnd Kin,
zte streets with all The necessary fixtures to- {nat
hptluess. 1Lqu1re on the premises, aug 69:1 IL
, 1864-08-12

EGR SALE "A first class $, cond
l. tand Portable Bc,itr. ls hone power lu9s 8,
r. Cd Is new 1t t4s 9t Itch DR. rae e 3 luch
.u,n iufe ~ teet log steam dnme am :h,ns
Apply ut r. 7. CRANE B.t0S., 102 Vest LASe
, 1864-08-12

QCAHR1 N AExKAGosuE.-Aro row ut the Jewish
Synagogue was yesterday ventilated before Justice
DeWoM. The complainant was Moses Benzee1y.
and the defendant BenIamar Brunnemann. Both
parties were present 1t their place Of worahip Oh
Wednesday. q dispute arose between them. when
the defendant threatened 10 rip the complainant.
The Justice held Brunnemann to bail in $500 to
keep the peace.
, 1864-08-12

uoHon TO COLONEL Nr1116AS.-The Govern
ment has conferred the fank Of Brigadier General
By brevet, on the late Colonel Mulcan, for gallant
and mefiorious services 1t the battle Of Wluches-
ter. Virginia, The commission beate date July -
and was received yesterday by lion. I. n. Arnpld.
By whom It WIS presented to the widow Of the de-
ccateA hero,
, 1864-08-12

TOR SALE AT q Bugsir. A
L. E.ort to rent and fixtures for la. Flx:ure ;
as. rent IS per noah. a rAre chanca for fma,1
ttort or mtl1i1erS aEop inquire on The pssmllea
SOAK 6tuth CLARK street. In the a.tesu on.
auIS pIt3.2t
, 1864-08-12

CxHTRAL Iowa SANITARY FAu.-The following
subscriptions haye been handed in to Ar- ". T..
Stewart durirx one days etsy in this cty. for the
Central Iowa Sanitary Fair, to be opened at Mus
catine On the 18th OF September:
ssS ns5se a. a':f fseh SsS gos %
case bcote, ST: +. c. 4 II. D We le, caeh. $50:
McDoueAu 4 Nicholas, care boots, F73 E. F.
Brown cash, $l0:. Weber, Williams 4 Fitch.cash,
S25; Raweon T. Bartlett case boots, $40; Ffske,
klrtland &,.Co.. c4sh, $z5.
, 1864-08-12

RoRBKRT OF SroAke.-Befo.e Justice Brown,
Yesterday. Patrick Burns Was accused Of robbtng
the Chicago, Burlington and Quincy Railroad
Company. Burns was employed on the work. Of
the Company at Aurora, and for some time past
quautt4y OF metal hiss bcen missing. 1t was sus-
pected thkt the psul der found its war to Chicago
zLd o4hcer 6to1er wac requested to keep hIe eye
npon ths junk sbopE- he did 70, and a.cs1tained
that weekly remittance OF copper bolts wsa made
by the defendant to 9 junk dealer on North Clark
street. The Justice held Burne 20 ball In 200 to
appear ut the Rt corder's Court.
, 1864-08-12
IMaMtfn---5ut6tItute5.
WANTED Substitutes! ]. ~

WANT Ed Substitutes and re
w Qutts wanted A1d furrtahcd. Ths htlhsst
csah bounty paid IN hand. Can havt chot;e OF reK1
mens- suottitn'es and r:cr1iss furnished e ~ ~
etaHe+ P. o. Box 3251. q. ". BoNaaN ';o-
CEtcnYc Ill. An14+c9QH II
, 1864-08-12
G1antgc- -age,1tK.

" AETED "A situation as tray,
cling agsnr or sAleenan :or = commission OF
mtlCa1tlo horle. by q man who III de. lands tbs
brtlLeas ard Tt0 has extensive ACC aatp.ance
th1otEhGut the Northeast. Good references. Ads
dress E. q. RUMSkY, Tribune office. aula.o3lt2t
, 1864-08-12

WAlIHo's MAI or l111so1s.-T. c. Hopkins,
OF THE CITY, has juet brought ont new and supe-
rior map Of the State Of Illinois, q sheet ave leet
by s,x. accurately laid down from actual SURVEYS
msde under the direction Of MI. Walliug, and
beautifully co}ured. It contains, also, geological
tances and pitts Of the pr ncipal cities. The
border contains truthful portraits OF the most dis
unguished men OF our country. The map IL one
in apy office or parlo'. Orders left at No. 1s
Ewine'H Block, North clarl street, will be at
tended TO-.
, 1864-08-12

THk LATE CAPTAIN Z. a. AIKrN.-A dispatch
10 the athcr OF Captain Aiken, late oi the e9.h
iment G. S Colored Volunteers. Co. B, states that
the body OF the late Captain would leave Washing
ton lset evening, and will probably arrive in Chi
ca:o On Saturday morning.
, 1864-08-12

Wrar DIVISION cITF RAILWAY. The Directors
Of the weet Dirls,on City Railway held meeting
yeeierdsy afternoon and elected J. r. Jones rs
psesluent and Superintendent. and ". Il. Owing
Ton Ar Secretary and Treasurer. for the ensuing
year.
, 1864-08-12

CLOAK belonged 10 his vile, md promised - take
brought op at Tho MesIopoiitan Hoiel, wnere he
%s and sod lin Sad 70, nso = ys
ed his admission was all Greek to the off,
fss pfsscea sp' ea Of nr Wseb At onee
look in tie whole matter, and he watched hispris.
ones The more closely. He soon aecertatned that
chant tailor, and rcs,ded al 80. IS Vest Randolph
-tr,-t. Hik huusc was searched, and 4 1Arge ~hite
He aealis as1noWieoped having s.oea he eoss&
a aleht-co!oud ladies' cloth one, trimmed with
BLACK braid. The owIer is not known.
po1acx CorR1.-At the Police Court yesterday
,hinrs we're remarkably qnlet There was not
even the ordinary averasc Of inebriates. One o.
rhc poliie ot1csrs faceiion-1y suggested that the
clergy the medical profession and the macnates Of
The law having gone to the country to ro-ticate,
there was DO alterna'se 1 1or ef1mlnais nut to 60
III re wne not Judge to entertain their peculiar
pacc4dtuoB within 4 reasonable 1!toe, and snppof-
citwcrc case where clerical aid ~as desirable,
shs,e va no choice Of ministers in the city to al
minister spiritual comfort -...
Ernest Heeder was charged With having atolon
SOVEREIGN from man named " tllfam Allen. living
on Milwaukee Averue. The partiet were dstnsing
tocethcr IN ea1oon adJacent to Aliens premises,
discussion TOOK place relative to the currency
Which WIS ultimately returned to the waisteoat
rocket Of The complainant, who went home to sup
per and did not discover his loss till the ne1t
morning, he swore that alter taking back the
money be felt the hand Of the defendant IN HE
pocket hut did OF suspect the theft The Justice
held the defendant to bail IN tho Eum OF 500 to
take hIe trial at TIT Recorders Conrt-
SODA gentleman from 1owa was in the city
yesterday aid took advantage Of his visit to hire
some eteady man fos labor on his farm. In bis
psre,,iuatione be fell in With very candid. simple
minded ssilor who wanted a situation on farm.
Tne rursliet al once imagined that be had found
his affinity" and struck an advantageous bar
~ hi hotel-a enilore' boarding honse on North
a., rEe, street. to ret the eailor's baggage, whcu
ne lsndlord cl.ined &1f-due for bo1rd. and
1npld moi surrender the effects until his
hiil xas pald, OF courfe, in order to reap
ne advantages of bis bargain for the eaios Z
teryicce. The farmer psid the demand and charged
IN his account AZ they were about TO lesfe, eeV-
er.i nj JacA't' old ahfpmates claimed Bunofy
en,n!f eume ar due them. amounting IN az 20 aponI
SIS Tteee bills we're all paid and JACK was 10
work II out. +.a ,.,to,
xrss ra1led batk to rake parting drink Will nus
Cir rnnraptota. He entered the dark refesseb o.
y rs1ocn. and tbs employer waited long time Iot
Ssp rrnrerpuce Not coming he fought him, nnt
he VA moi to be found. Re had leit With hls osg-
.,s.c. and, DOUBT ere thus eiv'ded the po:eoos
{! .hGfc 'tclatmF.' .o,a
aid spr,led st the Central loce Stallion LOT fe@e'
sui trsi!lLton.
, 1864-08-12

EscAfADE fHox CAMP DouslAs.-A party Of
rebel plisoncrs-dye In nunber-eecaped from
Camp Douglas on Wednesday afternoon, by dig
ging under the fence On the southern eide. -Four
were captured, two Of them being nnot, though
not sstaly. The hith is etiu at large bat earnest
efforts are being made by the officers in charge for
hts fec4pture.
, 1864-08-12

Hona1 THIEF rAERErrEp.-Teeterday afternoon
Detective Strebel a11ezted man named John W,l-
son. aims John Smith, upon charge Of horse
stealing. Sometime since he stole from Dr.. chAnd-
ler Q! Seneca, Crawford Co., Wis. horse. buggy,
am harn.ts. xatued =: $50 Pc bFoneht the prop.
II not known. Officer Strebel was notified Of the
theft and furnish. with DESCRIPTION OF the thiet
as stated above. The property has not Jet been
recovered. -
, 1864-08-12

E'UR SAIE-U. 8. Marine Hospl-
= tai at Chicago. In pursuance Of chs set e Con.
81 % S. as1sns Hosp I'll sod gIoupd. q Chieaxo.
ase. street ar 1he Chichxo ki7sr Eot1ce i hareby
kiy 4 At The above VII oo snld At p1slie
FLOCK a. hy TIC Collector Of the Port II Chicazo,
It 10 on.tom House that saty. [ne tern. q iee
purchase money full the see1ess3 Of the treasury
vtG rAte, execute AID te1l7e: to the purch aser
eonyeyn& al Tho right utle and interest o. tho uai
ted 8,ates.
p ksloa cf ha sxid Hospital and will be
retained until the uaw Hospital to be built usder she
tEady tor ule.
Unless satsiactoTy bid shall be obtained the saa
viii he rrArrcned. VIM. +. FEAsRhDkN,
jY49 n9cHew Secretary Of the Treasury,
, 1864-08-12

~ BuinSseN.sEv:es sHv:es a !cw EoEe yonng 0sn Want-
rAit and tt CHEST wages given. Parties br!ueInx
Us rec,u1rR Wi4 be literally rswA'ded. Can 1t the
, 1864-08-12

wv WANTED.-Substlt1tes, Atten-
w ten. All those propostrk to 70 ~ 8uostl.
tntes viii 1teet7s ysua6le By calling At
Us peslpQIn stfeet, tsocm No. =. 2O.2 o9OI-2s