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Depot Soldiers Board Relief:

olMDEN,sss O.. Oct l2, 1864
4 IL PERSONS WIG H NyR NOT PAIDFHEIR
z ~ two 10y per cent Tax in corn wheat and rice,
will please deliver it at once without further notice.
By order OF Mai. ,JSo n. DBSAussUaE, Chairman.
estsls ~ Il u, GAYLE, Agent.
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Council Notice.

fENRE TOWN AUTHOR 1T ES HAVING con;
1 TRaCTED with q party to cut all grass and
weeds in the Cemetery (optsde private lots doherety
iorbasny one else cutting grass within the eneipsuFe
: 3 Nv order of. .CounciLs li K. u. KENNEDY %L
Clerk Of Council
s1ct # IT,
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sChirehes>
sMsthodist-J. 7. Wightnan, pastsr.
Prssb5 5terian--S. h. Hay,
Episcopal-T., ]. Davis, jr., q" &" -
Baptist-W Z. Hughson, y
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Prisats Boardag.
J. w Rodgers.

TAi1inary and Dress Making. i, =,
Aiss D, a. McEmch, Mrs. Hannsrsloss r
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Scholastic, Mercantile, q Meshall-

Asadeuass and Primary Schools kat Oaisdzns
L. Sfccandless, Male Acade StapdenmJsr.
male academy; AIss MGcandless Academy fur
Young Ladies'. bif,5 Mecfeight; Miss Daxsoil
4 Mrs. Peck; Miss Maggie . On oon. X " 4
Dealers N Dry Goods, Groceries, Rardsdys Ss., Se.
+. w. Bonney, James Dunlap, George Alden, Mrs..
:s. It. Campbell, r. NJ. Kennedy, Mrs. MeLeish,
: Mendal Smith, Mrs. Conner, Mrs. Crosby, -.
& BENJAMIN, M atheson 4 CO., AZ n, Lstta, W. D.
!. BIcDoyall, s.. 0ppenheim, N. Baum & BreJ Mo-
:; froneY, Boswell g. Bro, j. M. Gsyls, doseph
4 SomHers, IT, S. Myers, James McEwsn,HM
S9 G. Gerald & CO., George Douglas, j. q. Oh
penbeim s Bro, VIM. J ohnscn, D. .. HosSts, s.
4 Skea:
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Piano Tuning and Repair
ing.

IoSEPH FREY, FROM CH ARLESToN, IN.
ea forms the ladies and gentlemen Of Camden that he
is.here prepared to Tune aud Repair Pianos dnd Or
galis
Orders left at the DsKalb Hotel will be promptly AZ
( ltendedJo.
q 0ctobcrlo u
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DI STRI RICTDlREeT0RY.
8 DISERIGT ,0FEICERG
Legaaeators. ~ 3sl 4 a
Al H. Boykin Senator z,
John M. peSapssure. D. D.. Perry sepressntei
tiyes. "a ~ y

..,e 5 Y Z 8 Magistrats,.
John R 4TitberspooaeW Wms d. Hogan, N ) r.. TAy-
lor, Henry Brace, John R. shsf Richard !.
" hitaker >. 7. Barker Z,
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1Gomnissio,lers of Rodds.

Commissioners of Rodds
/ ]. M. DaSauss1re Chairman, b: r. Mccoy, W. g..
b Hughes, Daniel .ps Kirkland, James 1. Me-
DowalI, Lewis J. Patterson. .. English Dolby,
r Fred. Bowen, Jehn H.. Mickle, Gillian Soweii,
Ricbmondjai Terrell, Emanuel Parker.
The sixth section of the g Act TO establish scer-
tam Roads, Bridges and Ferries, passed December
Ii, ,is asfollyws: \. ~ 81, ssta
q That each Commissioner Of Roads now in Of
fice, or hereafter appointed shall serve until q
successor is appointed, and has accepted This
section to be insforee during the war.
Comb,sssioners of Free Schools. 81,
Wiley Kelley, Vim. Dixon, James Team, g. g.
Halle, Jesse Trucsdcl, Daniel Bethune. a, T..
AIeDowell
"a Com.aissioneys Of I PuJhe Balaingt S
John " orkman, r. NJ Kennedy, h. B. johnson, I, !,
i. sZemp L. W. r. Blair, James B. Cureten, Vim.
s d. Mc1owall Chairman, c. ,, Colin Macrea
! Tfeasurers z.
Consaissiongs to -Approus Public ,Seenritie,.
John II. DeSaussure, James Dunlap, VIM. Z. john
son, ST., A., NJ. Kennedy, Thos. 4. Shannon.
COMMISSIONERS III the Poor. q, y 2
e. Barnes A.. A. Mel Dow.sii, John o. Higgins, r.
4 AZ Kennedy .. s: Depass g. b Hughson, Sec;
Z and Treas. 8 s. {.
u Presiaet,f and Directors of Camden Bridge %. f
Presiden John NJ. DeSaussure. .s,.
Directors John Macrne. D. Perkins, James Team,
Colin Macrae, Sec. s Treas, ~ y
Soldiers Board Of Relief. 7.
;JohnM Desaussure, E. Barnes, James Dunlap, J..
Ross Dye, c. Mosely, JAMES Team, Jesse Frues-
del, John b Mickle. Charles Rsley, John GAS
kins, Daniel Gardner
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. ysIYHER STRAYED oR.sToLEN LAST MON.
1tlspAY-A wlite and black spotted MILGHC0Tg
and a gray coiercd HEIFER two years old ANY in
forrraton.eadug to ,e reeovery Of the same nil Zoo
hberally rewarded yoHE II JUNGBEuEH,
o. n DsKsb Hoass.
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Coroner.
John S.. MeroneI.

Managers Of Elsctioas. 9
Camden-John s. Merohey, c. A. Mcdonald,
VIM McIsain. = =. q: g VI y
eurefons Min Frederick Bowen, James Team,
Emanuel Parker.
G Flat Rock k7uJesse Truesdel, James Fletcher,
George B. Miller.
Buffalo--w WIN Mungo Gillian sowell, wm. Cato.
sLizenby s-John McGougan, Daniel McCaskill,
Donald Mcdonald. q - q: ~
Schroeks Aill-B. 7. McCoB Alexander Me-
Leod, Henry Radcliffe.
Goodwin,s Store Benjamin Cook, Johk; B. Nick
lie, James Fl. Vaughn.
Liberty Hill-A. D. Jones, jjr., r Q. Patterson,
r. B. Cunning e
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4. u s06iers Of Court 3 d s;
Joseph D. Dunlap Commissioner in Equity; "
Clyburn, Clerk; A. L.. Mcdonald, Ordinary
Duncan Sheorn, Sheriff.
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gi'.g. n "A - :FFdtche5 and JfAttTy II' - ~. .
James A. Young, IsB Alexander, AW Weks-
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Mansion. House, BY q. g. Robinson.
DeKalb House, by %i.l y. H. Jangblutha
, 1864-07-08

LOR SAlE-On terms to suit puf
Il chAeerb, &ixty lots IL Tooleaborouzh, Louisa
County lows, neAr me- nth ef Iowa Rt9er At fro flQ
to 120 each, ACCORDING to lotasion and tho number
tlcuded n eSch hale- For pAtt1eu.afs adhreaa Nm.
i. .TQQLE, In said toWn. iy+mX9-{F
, 1864-07-08

sTkAN or CTTY RAILwATE-The North Dtyte.
Ion City Railway Company are about trying the
experiment Of using pteam dummy engines upon
that portion OF the track extending from the city
Limits 70 Lake View and GEace1and. This Wlll be
the initial movement Of similar euter1,rise else-
where, perhaps resulting in the substitution OF
steam for horaea upou ali the railways Of the city.
, 1864-07-08


a, In this e]ty: July n. FRANCES Az daughter Of
Funeral at theE residence. 81 Wapash avenue.
to day st 10 o'clock Friends Of tia family are In
L Mstcs, Cock County. H. On Monday, July ~
at tha rft1dence Of her son, $. Hand, Esq, MRS.
pDKATHY RAND. aged 81 1esss,
The deceased Whs A1dely snd iavorably Known a.
8. tiled here in l695-
By her sctive beneyoleuce. Christian charity, aud
re,Rhborly kindness. sitnal mot forgetting to en-.
te:tatn strangers" Bhe eldrared herself to large
circle OF trispdt who sttested thelF tympshs and
aorros 1t the ose a1staiLsd By the community In
tending the 1untf1 by following her reua1a4 10
tae cenlets r, where aha rests from her 1sboTa-
Notwithstanding her extreme sge. abe took IN ac.
se in the sceres ol strfe and Der through
which tie country IS pa.tt1x and manifested 1t 10
many 1ators 10 lid the soldiers in ths circle whero
q Q moved.
coLduCaea hy 1he Rev. T.. 3. Tutfle. Who PREACHED
The Il rmou, en- " MntnnI Recognition in ! Future
State" ... .. .-...... -
III we'll be tH1d Of Mrs. Hand that her work ID
DONE. nd well done. and r0S abs lays ID her sient
With cold hands fO!Gtd over still haart while het
spirit havinE passed tta Rrave and xsfe Of dssta
youd-the morning Of the EesplIsshoo." Co41.
, 1864-07-08

berry, Blsckbe1ry, cherry. and o,bsr wines, which
to US tasted fss aheaa Of the imported ports shes
Il Il the June number of iRarpitrs iHoataiy may be
N, E fipe. = aTho production Of wine," says the
wr.1tei "is the most important branch Of agr{cul
tural industry Oh Earth; at al eyenss there are
which forms the staple food OF nearly o1e-thitu OF
Europe Is the main aeat OF wine culture. prodq-
cling little more than three Thousand million gall
Ions year, which, estimating. the average Talue
at place OF production Ia worth, On the spot more
than elcht hundred millions Of dollars, IN gold.
base eI rast e,a mating
eiye preparations for the manufacture Of home
made wines. They have the most extensive AZ
rangements with fruit growers, and in the proper
season they gather Strawberries, cherries, peaches,
oas smonSt Rer xnes IL n many f4a sn
Imported wlnes bota In pnty and e5alfatIn StI
largely adalteEated. Buy ynooe bur those With.the
ur mls:aEeable label Of Bennett Pietess s Co.
These gentlemen are men Of high respectabillty,
and guarantee every article from their house pure
Dlarrnra and Flu1.-Dr. strtckland's
Antf.Cholera Mixture ia the only remedy we
know Of which will ef1ectually cure bad case of
chronic ard acute diarrhna and lysentry.. Sol.
dieEe, do not be without such vaiuable medlcine.
sale I by drusgsteFan Il. sco1il, Wholesale agent,
16 Randolph street, Chicago.
The best place to learn to write is at 4.
Sinks Writing Institute, 15o South Clark street
tMo1rlson B1ock). Ladies' and gentlemen can en-
Ter at any time. 3y7-m5s6-st
U Diseases Of the Nervous, Seminal. Urinary
and Sexual systeme.-New and reliable treatment
in reports Of the Howard, Association. Sent by
mail IN sealed letter envelopes, free OF charge.
Address Dr.. j. skillon Houghton, Howard Asso-
citation, No. 3 South Ninth street. Phtiadelphia,
, 1864-07-08
1t. Louis Market.
Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tr1bcne. i

ST. LOUIS, Thursday Evening, Jply7 7.
TonAceo-Active. EaIes OF n hhes, including Is
factory Tugs at t1o.so TO t1s;oo 70 Planters do at
sl925 to s 7s Is common shipping leaf at 800 10
$22se; medium do at t2525 to sSt.25: 10 good and
fne do at ts4 50 to $Sa.5Q; s ccmmcu aud me:t1u
manufs scturing leaf at $332s to 8i1oo
FIouR- Excited and higher 6a1es OF 2368 hris In.
cutfr 9s bsls ccuutrJ and choice coanrY super at
Isl 49, do at $7: double in lots at - l8o do
at $9.15; 6s do At t9g
GEAIE-Whsa At higher. Sales Of 2,ls2 brls and sks,
1cluding rs sks fss and good Rt 81 IS; ESQ good
and prime at $29s ID 500 do prime at 217h and 100
sks and brls on private terms Corn duh. Sales OF
100 sks. ircluaIg s1 sk1 mixed In lots on the lant-
Ing al 500 do ia store and Sill do In lots on the
lsldinE al II S8. Oats Inactive saes s75 sks at
&sl and s5 do IN etoro with eighteen days storage.
at 98c per tushel Rye .oxer and sales OF TT aks at
81 TX per busse|. exclusive Of eAcks.
"H1sKF-F1sm but quiet, with Gales Ct 100 bs1s at
SIS per gallon. a.
, 1864-07-08
REat E5tatR-Gttp

EOR SALE-mprorad' city prop
i ertv. several nrst class houses On the aY.nues,
and stores 1n L3ke snd Ncrth Water streets J.
Block. ty7.m95s-ot
, 1864-07-08
iRen Aatkft Bitters.

Thtsa Blt.trs are prepared IN pure Bourbon Whll.
Ky, from q combination Of over twenty different
Kinds OF roots bErks and which set In perfect
concert with the Other. prepared from the oQt.
nal formula give by tho great chief ed Jacket 70
Dr. Ctapn, who used them successfully IL bis prac.
tics Ter many years. and By fher use galned 50 great
popularity III the treatment aad cure OF Dygofps!8.
Liver Complaint, Constfpat1on. Sick and Rervous
Headache. Fever and Agne. and all diseases arising
ftcn torpid Liver and Indigestion Persons suffering
from loaths on1e diseases vii and su7e
pnre and nee from all these drugs and po!sons ~.
an u1euspectin9 pnbic A sin9e trlal vi! eonyloco
is virtue which no othar Bittsss possess.
They strengthen and invigorate the System.
They sre uneQualed for general debility.
1hey are sure core for dyspepsia.
They give good and healthy appetite.
They aszist digestion.
They are the best st1mulant In existence.
They are preventive Of Fever and ARue.
They relie7e constipation.
They cure nervous headache.
They are perfectly pure and pa1atsble.
The Red Jacket BItters are sold Ia quart bottles BY
all drugglstl aEd dealers throughout the county.
Gail for ked jacket and take no oIher-
Circulars to The trade implied on application TO
BENNETT PETERS l. co.,
Fl River Street, Chicago.
1y1-E2o5 1y.ttew F 4thp
, 1864-07-08

HoNE or TIE FR1Exp1Ess.-The Board Of MAu.
ayers Of the Homo OF the Fnendlees held q session
yesterday at the Home, on Whbash avenue
Contributions we're reported as follows: $1a 50
from tie State Savings Bank; $l8 from different
sources: $40 from Mrs. Gibbs; and s1845 In sub
scnpuuns to the Home F3sitor.
month.
hre Simonds and Mrs. Gibbs were appointed
committee to yis1t Dr.. KELLOGG md employ hun az
medical attendant at the Home. $50 was voted
h,m e "a M testimonial Of the appreciation Of the
MI. Wright reported that be had secured during
the month money and provisions valued at $G988.
oedeaR si 4
Friends al Leland, esoto; Jno; Phillips, IS:
Geo Armoq ans Grese o :;
York center, sss: tyman BIsil, $,5; Messrs.
ayle Ea1sysps i e. eSthf!: % 81 n:tE e b =; ;;.s s.
TUCKER. IS: i. i Jaeger, s.: Thos Den. Esa:,
Eiends At 6eanessbass, ,: q; Friends W At Nspes
vile, $3.50; Strawberry Festival tickets sold,
*896: sundTy small Gums counting 9s26o; Solo
etoss5 1efsph ep sia pfodues So & sl
i c. Goodrich, bri aour. $40; Nj. Lacy, Down,
afs Bds2sn.p e. 1sa sad h5s snon. were appoint
ed the reception committee from the West Dlsision,
and Mrk. Larnon and Mrs. Charles Wheeler upon
On ooIon. it was voted that each lady pledge
tfer he seeney Of Mfs, shinn expiring With the
present month.
On motion. Mrs slmopr, Mrs. Moore, Mrs. ".
H. Brown, Mrs.. Wheeler, Mrs. Stevens and Mrs.
Larmon WERE appointed q committee to purchase
'o9 co1dsl taants Of the Board were rendered
TO Dr.. Brooks for his services during the recent
sickness at the Home A:so to Mr.. G. F. A. Hea1y
for his generous offer to paint the portrait OF Mr-
Burr, the President Of the Board
The Board then adjourned.
NORTHWESTERN COMMISSION -ToUcmo CASE
OF FOREIGN SYNPATuT.-The Northwestern Sanf-
tary Commission hare received ten dollars from
n. B. Judd, Esq, United States Minister to Ber<
lin. P1uaela whore history ID given In the follow
ing extract from letter to relative In this city.
Accompanying the donation were eleven pairs Of
houe-knit German cocks. also given to Mrs. Judd
tor the use ofthe soldiers. .-....
BERLIN, June II, 1864.
4 German woa1ap named Miss Zenher, brought
II to Be Sent to the wounded soldiers in America
1t was LEFT With the eervants At the door. As IT
WIS In specie the soldiers gre entitled to the rate
1 en aer sss sna t. s aes
the young lady. N. B. J0Dp.
The Commission eh,pped in 1u ne 100 packages
received from the country during the past month.
The net receipts Of the Dubuque Faif will reach
$4,000 al Of wa,eh = III be presented to The North.
ages have already been received.
NrsETkEHTH G1Eo1s.-The following General
Order No. has Just been promulgated By order of
| Col A. ". Radan:
Al officers and men OF this regiment are hereby
Ordered TO re1ort at this camp for muster out OF
service At O'Clock IN the afternoon, July o. 1854
AL paeseE, fu1lonRhs Or leaves Of absence given
| by auy officer Of this regiment ettenffnr hevnnn
, 1864-07-08

TIE KEABE PlAso.-The following testimonial
to the value Of the Knabe Piano has Just been re-
ceived from A. c. ]. Kaufman, Professor Of Music
in the Female College at Lyons, Iowa, by Julius
Bauer, No. 90 Clark street the Western agent:
Ireeard the Pianos manufactured by Kuabe &
Co. Of Baltimore, as the best Instrument ever
tried. and therefore take please In recommending
them to the public.
(6lgned1 A. j. KAUFMAN,
, 1864-07-08
ILLINOIS AND MICHIGAN CANAL,


BRtp1EPosT, July 1-9P.3.
CLyARED--Lsoncss. Ottawa: Tobacco Pant Nor
III Rocket, Lockport. a9 % 1eet lumber 5Go Inth
CutA OtaEa Alouzo Leach. LaAlte, o. 80 feet l1u.
ber, LOCO shingles ~ lath J. Meuard, LaSal.e
LoekRsT @a s.o p.is sa!s: Maple Leaf Johss: $ e;
Prairie Queen, Ottawa 50 bsls Inns Lenont Morris
Alice, 1nIalet ~ .e0 rect Lumber; ". s. 'Gurnee,
ARRlTxp-P. Nurthup. Joliat, IL tons sand : Col,
aningsn. Lasalle LIZ tons coal Csyucs Loekpurt,
from S. Douglas No 2, sinking; s. 4, DouCl.s No Z,
6tt cct, ON bn corp. 09 bu oats IS bu rye, 400 bn
what; Cataract, Las ale. $500 bu wheat, 50 bn rye
B1IpaEPosT. July7-1P.H.
CLKARHD-None
.AHRIvKD-H. G. LoomIr, A:hene, Is 3ds dimension
ttorts Advance, dc. yds cline nson atone; H. OCon
nor, LsGallr $50 bu corn, Polar Star, do Isl tons
coa1 ASH do 1hl tons Coal; Glide, o:taws, Isoo Lu
, 1864-07-08

Near Little Rock, Ill., On th 9Th !ns., BY Rey. j.
Bnrt1. an Nj. DAEiEL STEWART OF Sandwich, and
Mss PAEDE a. MEAD, Of Little Rock.
st the residence Ct the bfide'4 lather, Nevburgh,
F.Y..June 79r- b. Rtv. q. cod. Hon. WILLIAM u
COOlRAU5ll. Vt this city, ,and 4 DE LIN 3, dauKh.
ter Of c. s. Y. Reeve. FBq., Of the former plAc:.
, 1864-07-08

Philadelphia MaFket.
PHILADELPHIA; 1hnerdsy Evening, July Z.
The advance ct 10 q cent In gold has caused an up
ward movement In the market.
800 brls extra at 1915.
GRAlN-Wheat firm. Red 0.s5s Wh1ta $2.s1Gal55
Corn -nFm: yellow $tGttalSt.
W1taKY-Dull. Small sales Ut 41.Sp.
Observation-Disclosures. Crude SOC; refined in
hnnd RNic3c.
, 1864-07-08

TIE LINCOLN CANson.-At meeting held re-
Gently by the employees Of Measrt. H. L. Pitts &
Co, NJ A Bowen In the chai-, TO select name
for the CANNON they made and fred for the drst
time at the nomination Of Abraham Lincoln los the
presidential chair Il was resolved to name the Gun
the - 'R4ilsphtter." IN honor Of the Chief MaEis-
tIate. Resolutions were unanimously passed by
The meeting, supporting the action Of the present
Government, and expressing the hope that speed
suppression of thie rebellion.
, 1864-07-08
VALUABLE FRUIT FARN
FOR SALE,

Adolntrs the City Of Ste. Genev1eve, Missouri. A3tJ
miles peios st, Louis Of two husd,e3 aad twelve
acres. well stocked Eith fsuits OF Al klLds aeoa-
fsfe dwelling house ef eeyen ron ns. atape T. ahns
hnute Of the cekt Tu1t isrHA In Aho State
Address u. C.THTTLE, ste. Genev1eye, Mo.
nH5hEt
, 1864-07-08
s3s, 600, 600 LOAN WITHDRAWN,

TEXAAEkf UEFAk2NKIT,E
WAsHIAGToF, I'd July 1881
The notice for urcFo8als Loan, dated 18th June
oeie, uposE the no11cs OF jung 6tn hereby With
vii be inmedtatsiJ 1etutne3 to the oteft1s, upon
The prnnsr ostsr. upon which the tTo M nst sent De-
pcs1t vii bs relnndcd. GEORGE HARR1NqTOH.
jyt mo5*St Acting Secretary ot Treasury.
, 1864-07-08

UsWX0D, n r. ThuIsd8y, July 7.
FLouR-Advnuced sc Eooi demAtd
GRA1S-Wheat closes K@19c better. Sales before
Cora uoci,na1y &c better No s4les. Held 1t 5..tz:
CAxA1 FRkI0uIt-Quiet at Sc for dour and 14Hp
Tor wheat 10 New Yo1k.
, 1864-07-08

DOR SALE-A desirable residenee
PARK, Lot 50 BY 1:uetho house 5 tw0.story ff11ne,
1ass anMhed: containiaE u room. With all modern
t;a perfect, Apply 70 J. ". FOLLkF1ai Webster q
, 1864-07-08

DR.. James, formerly Of James Hospita1, Custom
house street, New Orleans. La established In 1850
Is located permanently at 80 Randolph street. Chi
cago where be fs meeting With the greatest success
in tho treatment Of old chronic, mercuria ecrof1-
loue, blood and skin diseases which the Dr. treats
without resorti1g to mercury, iodlde potassia, ar
stnfc or any poltons, but ncutIa1lzer, positive
cure for all blood poteons Or sumo1e.
Organic weakness, brought on By abuse, excess,
Or other Causes: producing ncrrousness. rigning
IN The e.1s, dizznese confusion, with all ts depso1
able train Of symptoms, trested and radically cur
where Or. 3ames .has been practicine for fifteen
yeaEs, he els Is highly SPOKEN Of In professional
Whst tie Hon. D. G. jenkins, editor and pro-
prietor (at the time this was wrlttea) Of the New
"Con7NuED SGccsss.!!The continued SUCCESS
oi Dr.. James is whispered throughout the city.
and physicians are oeeinnt!ng q to be alarmed tor
Is deserting them and Dining into the channcl
pblch empifes at No 81 Custom House (old nun.
bef), the headquarters Of DR.. James.
that tue merit aooner Or iaer meets its }ass Re-
wa1d, and Ia aptly illustrated In The case Of this
phyeic:nn, who, a:ter 1aboring. industrions1Y and
etndiously for years to perfect himself thoroughly
tne benefits at the hands Of bis numerous patients,
who are, IS It were, cured BY hts magic hands In
The xn6 s pe
which be 20 successfully tteats."
Those whose blood Is poisoned, having blotches
On the face, small watery blisters, pains IN the
% ia toeetber with m endless number Of sudsrInga,
should apply Immediately to DR.: James, aud ssTe
themselves from the more fearfnl consequences
attending. DR.. James' cures are speedy, safe md
All diseases Of delicate nature, OF whatege.
name OF nature ekilfuiy and successfully treated.
Or. james Office Ia s6 Randolph street. between
State and Dearborn streets.
Office open trom a. n. ~ P; I'll r., With The e
ception Of Sundays, when open TIL 1sm. All con
, 1864-07-08

Dnlsimore Market.
nALr1xonxs "Wednesday, July :, 1861.
F1ouR-Advanced Csc: asles of 100 brls Ohio extra
st 80 l0 hsls Howard street bupetdne at 50 50
Et9.s5.
GRAIH-Wheat trm and advancing. Corn dull
"Wn1sEY-Du1l and quiet; Ohio sl.ssels3.
, 1864-07-08

Especial Dispatchto the Chicago TrIbunaJ
.. MILWAUKEE, Thrrsday, July Z, 1861.
FLouR-E1cfted-buyers hnd sellers apart. Salts
~ ~ bills Sugar River city XX at 4i95n
GHA1s-Wheat STEADY, owing to light money mar.
ket. ea'es this morning and forenoon 2sMu bu at
&1.1s9220; On Change 5000 bu At - a2@2oe. Re.
eeps for the day u 100 bsshe's. Oats vary dull and
lower. offered at s5c without buyers. Ce1n steady.
Sales at Il 80: cloted firm.
WooI-Salea 1t nc. Rather weak.
, 1864-07-08

ncnced in this city. In general terns, the Pre-
posed building ts to be. TO Cur mind the most ele-
g1nt aud cony eulent structure In the city,
, 1864-07-08

A JEALOUS SA11.oR.-Willam Barnes, a Jolly
sailor, was charged in the Police Court yesterday
with Assault and battery upon the precious per
son OF one calling herself Annie Bowen. but bet
ter known to the public ~ :. Long Maria. =
intimate terms for come days, Barnes had spent
his money freely with her, and she had cho.en him
as her protector while he remained In port. Yes
te1day Barnes discovered conduct On The par Of
bis female friend that roused the demon Of jea-
lonsy in bis bosom, and brought out every other
eyi passion in his heart In the height Of his rage
he came upon his faithless mistress and her para-
nour. At bis first demonstration the latter soucb.
tatetT II flight, but bis Maria felt the full force OF
his Indignation; she wus knocked down, and
severely beaten. As the evidence showed that it
wae not love Of virtue that tncensed the gallant
sallor, he Was fined SIG and costs.
, 1864-07-08

FREsoSA1--Colonel Vim. Il. Revere, formerly a
private In the Ellsworth Zonayeg, Is now stop.
ping at the Sherman House, on his way to join
the regiment Of which he has lately been appoint
ed Colonel. Col. ReEere first entered the service
as Lieutenant OF the New York Fire Zouaves, and
after the death of Col Ellsworth, was transferred
Gen. Mcclellan. After the battle OF An,ietam be
orpantzed the 10th Maryland regiment, and served
one Tenr as its commat,der. Col. Revere was re
Gently otdered before the United States Military
Examining Board. and Immediately thereafter re-
ceired commission as Colonel In the regular
army. This IL rapid promotion, and We arc glad
to eay that 1t Is not nudeseyyed.
, 1864-07-08

OR STOLEN--On th

NIKA 7 ED OK DlULEN--C3nT Tl4
~ light Ct the I'd lnst from my premtses, 1898 West
IEdtana STREET. sorrel Horse 1esrt old, oout Is
scar On bis bind foot lust abeEs the hooi ANY
wheru he can be fcuna will be literally Eewazded.
iy6 m+Er3t BIT. PROUTf. P. o Bos fsii.
, 1864-07-08

Rtop In1poftattons.-Movem are now
on foot in the loyal States, to stop importation or
fi!ks, 3ewelry, &c. Why not include WING. and
NquoreS Arc our patriotic ladies' aware that more
cod 10 paid to Europe for these articles than there
II maid for silks satins, and these articles too
ca, be replaced 50 well wikh our own pure natire
wIpeaf We called iu house on River street not
long ago. and In the Wine cellar We tasted Of straw
, 1864-07-08

HUBBEL'S
GOLDEN BITTERS. -
HUBBEL'S
GOLDEN DITTERS,
....- CURES
DYSPEPSIA
WEAKNESS,
GENERAL DEBILITY,
PURELY VEGETABLE
Not bitter and unpleasant to the taste, but the
most palatable ever offered. Particularly to the
Southern market. .n..
Cfrcrlare sent to any address,
Gko. G. HuBBE1 j. Co.,
PropEietoTB.
New York.
Burnham q Van schasck, Wylfe u Edwards,
and Druggists & G1ocere generally.
ju1y1-me16-13t-f, N, &