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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-25
COMMISSIONERS SALE.

commissioners Sale Of Real Es-
tate.
DT virtns Of dscrss q the vAn6erbnrgh Cir
ID Gait court. tbs undsrsignfd Comm isSicnsr
sill, 0n the issh day of Jane, Isa4, hetween TIVE
and four o,eisek p M, at the court -honAs or IN
Eyan.ville, reeesa 20 aesi At pablle Auetiou ths
following described resi estate, 70 ait.
All that part of the wcxt half of the southeast
quarter of section nin< lsl ia township eight Isl
south. 4 rauTa eleven TN vest. In the vihcsnnss
land district, Which eeuvryed TO serena
stroud by dsed of rartsfion data May q ls4s
aud reootdee IN book Q ~ the records 4 EDS af
fandsFbuFgh County. ~ psges iig and 1if son-
tNiBing tS acres. nserc or iess.
Terms q sAis--0ns- third ezsh ana the frrasla.
der $, csc and t~o years, tbs deferred pay aasnts
70 be secured ~ noies, sfsb surety. bearng llteF
cst. aud waivihg relief laws.
ASA IGLKHART, fommEssioaer
mAyis 4w
EvaBsvlIls Union oory ! ve.ksf
, 1864-09-21
FROM TIE GULF.
Htgh15 Interesting from Mobile, New
pf1cat.x and tho Texas Coast.

NEW 9orK, Tuesdsy, Sept e9.-Tho H<ragJ4s
Mobile Bay correspondent says:
An expedition sent out by Gen. Bailey has euc-
retel liults% 1t Boue Secours Bay Large quantities
Of r0s3n and turp+nllne have bcr daatroytd By 1he
rebels to prevent them fa11lug into our hands. 1m
raenee a1nounte OF cotton and tu7pen2iae haVe
tetn cent to Selma, Ala. in expectation that NO
bile might be surrendered
The rebel Gen. Page has been brought to Fort
Morgan, Hhtre he Is to be tried on charge OF de-
e,ruYinE munitions Of Nar In that fort alter Its
surrender. The odenfe Is punts sbable With de.th-
been discovered br our expeditfonary portiea.
4 1+bel dispatch dated Mobile, 1atn- tayt: - No.
thinR new. seven Yankee Vessels Lie quietly be-
l1w lhe nbEtrucho1f+"
one af lie hest U1fon met ia th* dtettic.
Dick Ths1or has relieved haury In the comm md
OF the Mobile rebel def+nsea.
The Her,kd+s New Orleans correspondent Of the
lath szye: It is reported that Forrest and Dics
Taylor have fotned their forccs and numbtr 20 0oo
Gen Gka,eon'e command IS also said to have
Joined them. Great tccrec5 ts ma1ntatn-d con-
corning their movements, hnt a eeccssiouitt here
raid II FaI1agut took Mobile. forces would have 70
move on either New Orleans OF Moo lc
through the lskes and basons noa1 Grand Lake,
cnptpTiu: boats, soltier. and horses, and some
feH ttoses. soue Of the soadters were perfectly
! naked.
News fscm New Orleans BY the Continental, to
the 18th. has bter received
The rep0rte OF Cnrt1nnsf operations In Texas
sze tu':s confirmed II apps1s' tha: taefe ~ .,a
| Fslpch to tctn'iy ATTACK and csneu1e Mstamosae
/! and ttst It wns frustrated By corunas., who pu
| himself b-tween the two forces, and whipped
| both. lie then captured BeoHnsFillr; aud intnet
it over to our authorities, hoistng the Ameriea'
, 1864-09-21
Latest from the Situation - Rcce
%k1rmfsh1EE GA KHm0F-Lnte Gex
erHl 0ftfc<8x

~ WAsnHo7Gs q H. Tss;asy sspt @ Pa aos RON
there WIS nothing Dew. All Is Qu1af. With the ex-
eep.ion Of few sho!s On the picket line.
through tources which can't be 3iscrcdited, that
McAby It ceivad severe wound In the groin dur,og
an etEal ement hetween oor forces and small pof-
tlon Of h,R guerilla baEd In the Vicinity Of Genre
vile.
NEW YoRk, Sept. a0.-The TIorsd's Washington
special, 18th, rays the steamer Thos Morgan ar-
rived here at ten O'Clock this morniu;; krom City
70 ut.
At m early hour yeeterdsy morning aktrmishtuz
began on uur extreme 1eft, and when tha Morgan
lett City Pntnt, at one o'clock, 1t bad crowd to be
IN FIiday 4hc rebels were seen concentrating
bodies Of troops on our lef, either for offensive
movements or Ia apprehension or an uttack By ~.
4 report has been put ufoat today that there
has teen a severe battle on the Weit0n h9s3. and
that the cnemy has succeeded in dIsted.tn. Gsae~
rsl 1a1cocs and Eetalnng posse;sl9n Of the r9ad,
the rcpIrt. O{1cefa who lei. Giants army Eester-
day report ti1 qulaf.
1cENr GENERAL ORDERS.
BEFpuE PETERSBURG, Sept. l4-Tne following
General 0lders nave just been fss1ed:
HEADQUARTERS FIFTH ARMY CoRfs. Sept. Il. -
General Orders, No. a5-Extract-By authority
ron Amy e. te re io
will be cnsried into effect immediate,y:
.ist. Tte iii Dlvielon. 9Th Army Corps, is Dis
s.cenJ The following belon. Ing orig
ipsl;y to tho old 1st a1ny corps and now Serving
with tie Let and I'd divisions, are transferred to ,hs
"a 6iytt!on: 1stst PeHnsSlyan,a. 142d Peunsyt-
vapts. 11yd PENNSYLVANIA, 149th Pennsylvania,
150th Pennsylvania, 6Gth Pennsylvania, 76th New
York. 95th New York, 147th New YORK.
Third. Tie 113tb md 101tt re+ !mc1t Pcunsyl-
vania veteran volunteers arc transferred to the I'd
ctyixIon.
Fourth. The prospect Of filling up Tho corps rcn-
ders it dts1ah!e to lttain the orgnulzaIlons Of
commander will arrange bis bit:ades as he may
think beEt.
b. co1pmand OF Mai. Gen. WArnEs.
tetgnet} f1ED T. LoCKE,
AeBstaut Ad]utant General.
Ipforrpnton firm City Point reports that the
| rehele continue to throw An occaut0pal shell q
Eorkip. par1fee on the new Railroad, but wIth lit
hr n e1tCf.
, 1864-09-21

At the t11nc Of the sutrsnder, II Was discovered
that thee inmateFof tie tort, 1ac!uding the de-
verter. had made the1r escape durtn. the night,
These men p,oceeotd to Irish 5roTe. tn Madison
c pntr, aid 50 roon as tAtlr fl9ns Tes discovered
tney sstre parsued By number o. returned ~ol.
dt "a Who tad taken no part In the ale,e When
The soldiers reached the rctidcnce OF man By he
name Of Conpor, where It vas Supposed deser-
ter as pec1eted they were met oF several hostile
1uoseueDtr. uIso obg Which Uaa tat Veling Of guns
at them from the door Ono Of the soldi IT. tnlme-
diat ~ fired, killing one nan. as wa learn, sud
Nnppnlrg anorher. The aesertcS again escaEed,
The Sons OF Liberty arc kuo III to b. the movers
in tuis lnsurectfoDar7 movement aga1ast the en-
fo!ccmcut the 1aWs.
Ctaa, Ben. Darwin addressed an enthnsIastic
meeting At the Court House. this afternoon. The
ball set IN motion By the news that the Brave boys
in hluc had carried k1s AA6atG precinct for Old
dte. moves glotlons'y on" The campaign Ia moY<
ing finely In tais State.
The ioaDt dlscnaeiCn between kasspn and Mc-
Henry, commenced yesterday, at ludtqnola There
was large crowd out, and the F=eult Of the dis.
CUSHION ard the crowd were largely IN our fsv6r.
As predicted. ka-sou ueed up the Copperneai
eanse 80 badly that ts Worstcd advocate looked .e
II it m1t ut he moro coniensal to sing ECarty me
back" Than take another tilt.
DAVENPORT, Iowa, TueRnoy, Sept. 2n,-The
draft In tbe Second District is proceeding quistIY
There arc Iii drafted In tho First Ward st uayec.
poyt; &c in the Second Watn: tn Fle1t mt Valley
town+hip, 92; N Sanford 10 "nehlp and A!le1
TOW pthip, -; in Phuctton tnWneMp. g.. These
figures Indicate the 100 per cent as reaefye.
LcClairc towurh1p commences proceedings fn the
morulpE.
f7erA f1tf fhn -
, 1864-09-21

A1kAAA
ST. LoC1s, Tucfdsy, Sept ao.-About 400 ve't-
rsns OF the Sc, .5tn aEd i1th Missouri regiments
arrived yCstxtt1oy 1rom Shtrmaa'e array, and we're
Handsomely entertsloed uy the Veteran Reception
Committee, and cordial 5 welcomed by citizens
generally. General Roaec1nne made the reception
speech. !,
Ward ysFter1ny, and the drawing VIII continue 70;
prominent citizens. Esers thing passed of quiet
#, there being no indications Of resistance ON
II Hesrl1 iii The soldiers engaged in breaking up
the Coupe1hcpd meeting at the Lldea Hotel, q
few uigh,s ago. have been arlested.f
Thiriy-foQr prisoners were sent TO the Alton
priecn yesterday to serve ont sentences.
The Touring mill Ct 4. II. Facso, 7th street,
was burned Let night Loss eetlmA5ed at from
Army officers, INST from heloR. bring repoT.
derived from Gtn. Hc1ron'a Ad}n&ant, that Col.
Scott, commanding the rebel troops 1ear Baton
Bopee cent proposition TO Gen. 6erTon, to sur.
+. ndcr tfum IL 90 to COCO Hen, proyiced be Eou1d
pra1,t unconditional 1,ardon to the General ocers
OF tie rbbel command.
The loas BY the burning Of Fa:an's mil. last
nlgbt. amounts 10 $150,oo0 No insurance. Two
hundred barrels Of -four and fifteen thousand
bnehele Of wheat were also destroyed.
IT. LOUIS, Sept ga gentleman from DuyAl6
nluf. ARK, reports the arI1rM Of Gen s7at1er at
Little Rock, with the 10th corps: With this ac
restion Gencrsl steele viii be nbc to take the Of
Gen Price.
I.stwecn thirty and forty o: the third regiment
Of Cavalry we're captured htteeu miles trom little
Rock. on the 14th,
, 1864-09-21
THE DRAFT In MICHIGAN.
PxprFe8s in Recrutting-Tle Drawing
TO Commence Yesterday.

DETROIT, Monday, Sept: 1e.-Evcrythtns is in
readiness to conmrtce the draft IN this Cons1es-
ds]ay in cettin: all credits properly nxed. it has
b. decided postp9,ns tue d5sT,ng 1 IL
districts which are the most deacleat in ailine
thcis quotas. Is intended. asY, 70 d.9tt slywlY-
time lie quotas urc not d11ed By Volunteering tho
dJaft viii X rcoD,mcnce on Morning aud be coaliu-
ned I'LL the quotas are all t,le1 .,>,
BIZ Col uIli, who has iesued tnfs1uctlo as to this
effect 10 the different Provost Marshels
tue State. Ffum the interior Of the sta:s We harc
teeritg. Int In tAin city 1t htes to be dead. Dnt
in. the 5,aHt two we+ks there bave not been fra
men credited to the city. Every opportunity Il
people to do theis utmost in Tho right direction.
, 1864-09-21

The Evnr In ArknDEnB and Gf4sihslppl
-tfiver :datteFa-PulItica1 Matters.



MEMPHIS. Mon +ay, Sept 10,
y1A CAIRO, Tuesday, Sept. 20 :
AfeAl1ieter's guenlss, Numbering about 81, hhrc
committed extensive dcprscations In Ctlttcnden
county, ArEansas, during the last tive months.
learn that the resdenra resolving TO submit to his
atrocities 70 lonse-, are armEns and or,a1izng TO
cfiye Linn from thar midst. 4 ekirmish occurred
On Tuteday laet, between t~cuty.asc Of his men
about forty citizens, In which three Of the former
were killed and five or six wounded
The rebeln have entirely disappeared from this
yiclt1ty, and with ths exception o1 }ew xuc1iias
tntestiLg The country between White stauon and
Coldwuser, all ia quiet IL front Of our lines for
number Of miller.
On F1i1ay last Forrest WAS at Olzalona, having
massed witA Dick Taylor, Buford and Wit Ad-
ans. They hare 900 troops. foar regiments ol
hfeh art infantry, compostd OF Old men and Boys
1eenty cense4ipted, a9d consequently 9@n1te @ raw.
Their cavalry s in e1celleat condition. Their des'
tnationls eaih to be Mobile.
There ,s nothing from White River worthy et
note. BuEinese ts entirely suspended today. OFT
ing 10 prize drill Of In1i1la Oh the Fair Grounds
Tie tpg boat Royal Arch was sefzed BY the river
police a. The leses yes.erd7{ ss sas " p{spa5os
eugaged ennecllu4; goods TO rehee at 1=land No
43, between which place and Memphis she hne
been 1ubping for several months, under cover Of
the wood and Tater meait trade.
NhiaEy, rice tea. todee, snesr, &C., vera
fou1d OF board Of which they could Live no sat1s-
fscscry account.
dSck hand states that the officers Of the boat
had etapcine arrangement With tue rebels IN tue
netehbo.hood Of the Ialauo By, which they served
them with 1eceesar1ca at round prices and ha ha6
frequently seen rebel officers and soldiers com.
aboard aud bug Of her of1cere. The boat was heli
In bonds to snewtr for smuggling.
Ou Sunday morning vote IVES taken On board
the steamer Olive Branch, bound for New Orleans
1t stood as follows:
! Lincoln -........................1 II
MCEtfl an Il
Fremont. ;:
Sixteen prisoners. deseEters, were On bosra i
CleiIau votes we're mostly cast BY members Of tn.
! s,h OHIO 1ufartrs, yallandiehau1 crowd, but 90
| the whole regiment By any ueans, for fonuf
nauy strong advocates for. Nj. Lincoln among til
| gentlemanly and courteous officers.
, 1864-09-21

Arrival ef PrfaoneF4- Capture Of Il
schooner by ncbtts-Eeturn OF Gen.
fsruxlt TO his Army.

FORTRESS MoSnoE, Monday, Sept 1s.-The
ecboonc, Jane r. DuEtee was captuIed on Satar-
Riyer. near sanea Rfycr, b5 party Of I've rebei..
It WA complete surprise: Tie 1:es the captain
Kew q !eeel sntsr% hts cao;n: 4ad VIII
dar,ne ar 81 1een scaooarr
a.ed S7 capt bsss g1,ains a1ss,1e bond 5ss 1Ss sSls
sesn a,s r.; ssbea he schooner taking from ths
coorr, papere, conpass nautical inatrnsntt, ,aI 1
n r. N. The Captain Of tho Duzfee a1rlsed here
wish hia schooner this morning. n,..
The f!as of truce Steamers New fofR 9na He.a-
tnr, with 600 rebel prisoLcrs destined tos e1,
chnncc, arrived iatt night from Philadelphia, aad
len Tits motttng for Atkins L1ndlns N Charge Of
Mai. JIo. f. Aulord, Commissioner o. exfnaase
o: IHiebuerB.
Lieut. Gen. Grant arrived this morning from
Baltimore, and proceeded up the river on The
, 1864-09-21

Tie Orcn1ng Day Mt Kalamazoo Yet
Icrlay-aspccts Uf xhe Occasion.

The Opening Day Mt Kalamazoo Yex.
tcrday-aspccts Of the Occasion.
lspsc4sl Dispatch to thu Chieseo 1r1puue,r
KALAMAZOO, Tuesday, Sops. 20, 1861
The Sixteenth Annual Far OF the Michigan
State Agricultural Society, was inaugurated here
to.oay. The wtatte, ia delightful. The refreth-
lug shower on Sunday evening has placed the
ground and the roads in admirable condition. The
attendance Is not large to-day, and never ID ou the
first day. as the entry and arrangement Of articles
e1hhusts the whole attention OF the oiilcs1s.
The chow at present, cf course. looks rather
thin, but the promise is more than ordinary. The
ea,rIes in the ho1Se' department numbers about
two hundred, not 60 large number by probably
hundred ns the Illinois exhibition presented fa>t
week. This it unaecountable, as the management
Of the Michigsn Society, bavipg surplus Of money
uu Aard, hsre made larger and more attractive
pr miun list this year than ever before.
also very III ernl, aoo That class o. Representative
h rso will probably lead the column With the con
cou,ltAnt legtons oftocke1a, hlacklest, &c Prems.
tmp1oTs the breed, which has been neglected bcre-
tefore n Mlchlgan-.ne thoroughbred race hu1.e.
-Four e i've tteuIsr old fashioned Kentucky
inr counte d numtes TWO. For these racea there 1s
quite lumber OF entt1ee. including 4 splr1lil1d
''ttone ployer, notre By ucnr,ChapPelI ot Detroit
Mayor Barker. cf Detroit; the famous Capt Bu-
ford, Of your city; Virgtnin., sired by the great
Lexington Mr. frake's Wld Indtan. md Aro.ns,
@hicn Vol the Iaco laat year. These are on the
ground.
Trot'ing, however, will not be neglected: Ma.
b C11sh lsdJ Sherman, Quaker Boy. John Aorrfs-
tey, and host Of Other fast crabs arc On liahd
llalf thoronsh.bfeds. roaasters, &c, arc also
Tie show Of cattle Ia 10. large. out the animals
The thcw ol sheep will be first rate.
Agricultural implements u all &1nds sre here In
, 1864-09-21
CHICAGO, WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER q, 1864.

Brrush Of Ohio. will speak 1t For: Warne next
Thursday, the I'D. He ought to have cordial re-
c.1'1on.
The trial Of Harrison Da3ds Of this ctr. for con-
spfracy, and siding ana abettlug the rebellion, will
begin lo-mofTow.
soou as Doda's IL disposed of.
Two hundr<d and fort y-three men Of tha e6th aud
one brndred and fourteen OF the 34,h regiment.
who did not re enliet arrived today, to bonus
tered ont, their time OF eervtce having expired.
Col. Washbusne, Of the 18th, Dan. Vooshees op"
ponept for ConQre=s In the 7th District, IL mixing
turn ont to hsar The soldier. orator. and the pros
pect OF bis SUCCESS Rrows brighter every day The
Union men in that district have their aFmor on and
are Sehtirg hard.
, 1864-09-21
TIE GREAT. TELEG GRAPH
SCHEME,


Nzw YorE, Tuesday, Sept. 20-The Western
u.igu Tel grlph, In conjunction with The. Russian
Government, are actively encased in hitting ont az
expedition, under the immediate supervision Of
Cuptain 6, s. Bnlklcy, q. s. A., TOR oregon, the
coast Of Russian America, and the country DeYond
Behring's Straits, 10 survey the route OF thetele
graph line and MIKE o'her needfIl arrangements
to put the whole extent OF the llne unGf CONTRACT
thS ensuing 5ear; and We understand that the pro-
,cc.oss the enterprise arr eangal that the line
viii he in succes-fal operation bEtxeen New York,
Sur Francisco, st. Peters burg and London BY the
middle OF 16EG.
Mr. nlram s,bley, President Of the ". q. aud of
The Russian companies, snil=, IN .company M1th
t1an American telegraph line. IN the Scotia to day,
for liverpool and St. Petersburg, with q sie* 70
complete tue arTanEements ready initiated With
completion OF tho line, and re heartily wish than
the ptupEt SUCCESS.
, 1864-09-21

new YoRK, Tuesday Evening, Sept. 20--Gold
dams victory ihan might hare heen expected from
t. importance Of the 9uccess- The great facilities
afforded By the d9o-bl1l sJstem, however, gives
s,ferph 10 the market ne almost any pscssafe.
Thu price Is alec supported py brisk purchases for
shipment TO Europe, asl.inE from the newa Of the
, 1864-09-21

Spirit Of Copperhcadfs.n-St PolIti-
ical 11emE-1ll lle Great n1eetlng at In.
dlEnola.
Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tribunal
m

DERno1SEs, Il, Tuesday. Sept 20.
On rridsx. Of last weef, a descrter from the 18th
Iowa infantry, named JACK Gracy, took refuge
from The officers who we're in pursuit. Of him In
house occupied by man named G5b'e, tn Clark
county. eight miles from oceo1a. A ifby pre-
concerted arrangement, elevsn or twelve armed
men reached the house abort the same time, and
The building was converted Into fort. IL vas
evidently their intention to 1e,Ist the arrest Of
f;rac7 10 the last extremity. Hearing Of the din
r1tv Captain Glenn, of the State militia In CLARK
county, called his men together, snd proceeded to
vieoTous watch kept up durip. the night. Several
sints were tired iron the fort, hut Without effect,
The NEXT morning Capt, Clean sent a flag truce
~ sha besieecd, which was duly recognized, and
ro1fsrence easued between the p1tties, resulting
n an unconditiopa1 surrender of the tnrt and til
armed occupants. eles en- mep Wero tskcn Into cus-
fn1x 1ni diTested Of their atms.
, 1864-09-21
x,x@AvT HNDIANAPOLI
.x.,o nrnft In Indfarapolis-Geucr
state Items.

tsoec1a! Dl.patch to the Chicago Tdbuae.l
1sn1ASsFoL1s, Friday, Sept. 70, 1854.
The draft is proceeding quietly. some 200 men
were drafted In Clay county yesterday, snd nearly
in Ills county have thus FIR been drafted. Tie
r,tr VII, he reached during the week. There Ia no
disturbance and It is hoped there will be none, as
NV resfatance will be put down at once, and the
gut,,y cnes eummasily dealt with. ...
The Ur1on .nsn fired salute this noon in hon2s
of sherioan's victory orer Early. The peaes
snc.ks ioek blue over It; especially the edtur Of
the s<ntnd. who has 20 oE:en predicted shezldsa's
disastrous de1eat.
, Gov. Merton leaves Tonight iof Lafayette. Coy
, 1864-09-21

rEAKBORN SEMINARY DAY
eehoo1 for Young Ladt. 81. 1t III d IS NAbash
avezue The nInth yehr ct lbs fp1ttutto1 cpen1 o.
Aone.y. he 1sth ot s5etsnDez. Tha:s ~ tn1se d.
Gzssoeaes can b obtained By add.e es5z the Pr1ac
al ~ c8}tfrx at the Salrtra;Y r, Q. GROVER,
An1e,cS9EsH N:H4X nat PrtncipAl.
, 1864-09-21

L D;stl1ers and "a aczea Of Land for saie at Dan.
villa. Vetm1ilion conaty. ii. CaDa11:T Of houss 1880
ss,,!s ead 700 nesa q 6oE' ri il ets order
stc!ie: h1eh, With be1les uss SID engine room =:
=1cKe. wMn 11:er t.;xhsa', and .oa; 5na e nasts,
Een:s EiEn: 5:d'I Boilers. % ttnt long. IS ioens
eisnetcr Also. !msll erg1ue, 2t.horsn 20 yer, f1r
YCrLiuE pumrt, &c. Two nuW Malh Tuba, neWly
4;to, bllck bntcanx foz hninE hjghwiree, ota x.
sc. ..snoT y ree'. one et5tT e; ooi s13 story
btlck tWh rE new tRo8 otJ tf2De. ID ~ 10, used
cf % ennf.ctu1iAg 80 barrel, pe. week
A,so two conper A1coi OIL Bills, cacscity Of eaeh
1l0 xal'o q wl.h 2:ecsaa no'itr to Iua s.m.. 90
DIR Thsreaaon for ssnlEg r. b: ps1ies Wish to
1htse wo,as sre located On the Great Western RAll
rca IN one Of the b. 8: REGIONS for cheap IN tt
efate Teal csp be contracted tot It pet too,
etnserfo s tha Eo,ks Coop rage saa Re 81 up 70
pcoe NhEan'sEe Any pAraon wishing soch pEco"
e1ty, E1u do xe t. g,ye T. 4 e. e. examination: ram Our
Rig ~ np17 sae To- iRWIr so.ra q y. Seaa
BulorK z, Ch'cago. or P. K054OA4 4 SONS. Dam
Com CRIB. ia czint1hg 1oS 90 bushels.
, 1864-09-21

NEwAnE, y. J., Tuesday, Sept. e1,-An JIM
mense ovation TO Gen. Mcclellan il poiug on hero
to-pIcht, b. the Deu,octatie Eiubs Of Newark. The
streets are bright with iiuminations, Transparent
Gen. Mcclellan IL the guest Of Scnn.ot Wright,
st Hhoee rttfoence the serenade IL taking p ace.
Mere Than 10000 persons are coDgre;zated Ia the
sfrn
, 1864-09-21

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The IN: ei9sned re,erves tho right TO rstec an1
ii bSs s; s. r. ens quantity re-
I'd to h 1Gsnsnea ; 70 onis .nch t4nes ana IN ,n.
sress g az 81 T. gssva = ::
III; saIes Fl Tsts5 ao6D&4a H. es@, 0es:
Information ss,;t$ sis S1'5 b s,,sr CT
"ER EsRe:i.s5s4let Cap. ana A. @ IL.
IM7KST CHICAGO nADIES'
w szM1HARY-A4B3ardIng and Day School.
Re-Opcnea Septem ber II.
esn ee %sas et tas s IS
.eplS e. 81 :pe:s III i: s.WsE:nes
GrEAM TO EUROPE. --Por.onA
te y snEeg7, y soald do well 10 cal nd
Lfverrool, New York ard Ph1ledea.
Phtn Steamship Co.
eatSa resa1n ttezssa to Lys}poai and s 6ae.as,ogr
= tTsauexa Istes Of passage. Steamer. iesva Nav
R5TH RqSI or Saturday tHso's s!ss e e
iEBUBGE.., ,.. letl
Apply 70 +. i. EA0BY, General Agent. eorner .
E1ack ard Lake st1eets- au2o-pe9o-24ssA x&Wnat
TAKE NOTICE.-$l0oo will be
lot IN IS pace. DoD5 n HUar.
M1D0n1, Sept. 16. 1SG4, se15 ss1l 5sues
THE CHEAPEST SUIT OF
- Il CloTHEs t. sne that T. ! made Ct HONEST IA;
TEEIsL L AND ~0EKMANSIlte. np4 y s9mefr4cal
pIoCoItlocE fcI the wealer. SCC9 SUITS ara daily
teiE3 l1fnIsh ct prices IanIlsz fturn 9htp0 ~ n
wara'; hy ELK. Wooden Drsp:f and Tailor: gTte-
nEAKBORN SEMINARY DAY
~ ecnoel for Young Ladt> 81. 1t n 4 s. NHbash
ave-ue The nlnth year Ct lbs fp1ttutto5 cpen1 o.
pat mGlts-Pr;ms11. Int I11etsete md ,:o1e- 1ate
p.I o. cs9tir< At she santraY, O. GROVER.
nul:-cs9[sN Il WIZ net Principal.
TITO LUMBERMEN.
FOB pOCkAEE AND STORAGE
IN MAGAZJNE Ist1,:k9. near Hatatha artex bridge
xpn}y TO a. j. KNIaELY, Boom no Cohh4 Build
ing, INK Dea<be11 street, 1x1$uSs.7as suAwua8