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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-09-08
COMFORTS OF LIEF
NO MORE sUFPHRING.-TAKE
DIR. BENEFITS
GREAT LIFE REGULATORY

All sickness. pain distress OF body in form q rocce
from the Stomschhke who bosS
ons and ieebust with tho Stomach aer rra evias
much from DR. Benefits Crest Life r. gua or VI
Immediately food Dr. Benners Great Life iesu.
a.or will leave the stomach until eavss prepsa I'd 70
digest is food. The very moment you take half eAa oe
u becomes united with the Gastric juice and hs villas
the Stomach easy mild and sc;us win be I've wcri
cleaning and purifying titus, eIsety With the same ceri ~
~ relieves the body tom 81 pain jus; and jus -
will relieve from al Sickness aud you viii be ca
WINGED the very hour you take hs wonderful healing medisss
that will shor time, heal the Body from dieases-sso
then you will feel the clear roa blood flowing easily and geo.
~ along Tho whole system will take new start-you w
In feshthe chest will expand fall and resuSr-he
Heart will with gentle hoalby regularity sendino
the veins this clear rich Blood to give more In
strength and support to the Bo y.
Orers by Mail from either Dealers Consumers promptly
attended TO- Direct all letters to
Dr. GEORGE BENNETT New Hsven. Com.
DEMAs BARNES co. 81 Park Row, Wholesale Agss1s
for New.York city.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-09-08
DIR. penne,f's
GREAT LIFE REGULATION
Is PRESSED FROM A HEALING ROOF
DIR. nenne,f's
AND TEE JUICE FROM DELICATE FLOWERS


Is PRESSED FROM A HEALING ROOF
AND TIE JUICE FROM DELICATE FLOWERS
AND MEDICAL BUDS.
HOW DOES VI RESTORE THE FEEBLE BODY 10
LIFE,
All sickness pain Of every proceeds from foo
stomach this being the foundation from whence the good
made; therefore the diseased matter within the stomach
taken up the blood and settles In the weakest part Of the
body. should this be ief In the Throat, Lans1 -
Heart then the Stomach. Liver and kidneys will oa tns1
hep them but will have than they do 70 ~
heir distress and they call you fsr hsU
60 immediately and get
DR. BENEFITS GREAT LIFE REGULATOR.
haf tea spoonful fails IN going right the e'sssssA
spot, 1t viii -snss Thros it will uncos the air css =
Lungs and 6 them with fresh air II viii renew and 80
y the Bood to beautiful oesrnes. Joy will spring - =
the Heart the Lung, will breathe in thankful pr1ie sad T
organ, within body viii sound their highest notes IN ses
Confined sons Of praise to the POWER AND SPREN0W
Of DIR. BENEFITS GREAT LIFE REGULATOR
WASTING AwAY-NO APPETITE.
I'M GROWING COLD
Oh. BENEFITS GREAT LIE REGULATORY
The Stomach being oa OF ode consequently you havs y
appetite The Blood bcooes scsnt-vens IN m,asuie drsS
upthereore warmth 10 the body Sickness 8, the sss~
ach Headache pain In every part Of tbs body and Css
and Of the worst description will follow A. oanne
wood with good DRAFT makes not ere so skewse pieny
food In well ventils,ed, healthy stomach rnskes plenty %
warm bloodiand rains mo.sn ts- pafched tree
soften and allow the sap flaw through ARD noursh -
enty OF warm Blood will. taking half tea sYoosfS
twice day. Of Dr. BENEFITS GREAT LIFE REduLA'
TOR soften and peneras its through tho virhd ~ ve
and the rich blood flowing through the psy n'ur>sse
and warns up your cold nibs and the body which eess
had great suffering becoue feeble and Inactive, ssv
breomes lively, full of activity and life.
MANY LIVES SAVED BY
DIR. BENEFITS GREAT LIFE RBGl3LATck
WHAT CAUSES TIRE BODY TO DEF
The food we take formed into Blood IL the ssoracs -
order this food cannot will not be made mse
healthy blood but the Stomach will become IT. pSrd -
diseased and ef In this condition, seknsss pain and 30
follow The heart will grow feeble, thu, DO num-
and cold and this Is DEATH.
On taxing half tea spoonful ef DR. BENNETT - CahA1
LIFE REGULATORY viii not only relieve yos n from ~
bu, from every form Of disease and you from w saV
grave.
COMFORTS OF LIFE
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-09-08

KILLED BY FALL.-Last evening Mrs.
Ellen Collins died at her residence, No. 81 West Sew
entconthstreet Of injuries received by fall down the
stairs which IL il supposed she pushed down by
sone person. The coroner was notified.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-09-08
Wonderful Results from the Use OF

CHEyALIERs LIFE FOR THE HAIR
Approved and used by prominent Physiean and Ciem''
Lade, and gentlemen Of the highest standing bear witness Of
ofiis virtues ysiorss gray faded hair 70 its original
color stop. its falling prevents dandrua irritation or itch
Ing Keeps head clean cool aud healthy will not stain
the akin the whte- fabric keeps the hair soft snd
glossy and r.msn in desirable position No
other dressing required Sold tho drugstore, aud at
Office No LIB Broajway where advice to treatment Of
the hair will be gs,uousy given. Price s. per bottle; s.
per dozen fancy boxes. Can be sent BY express
SARAH A. CHEVALlER, II. d.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-09-08
Renop,inat ion of Thaadeus Stevens.

LANCASTER, Pa, Sept. T.
The County Convention met here to-day.
The Hon. Thaddous Stevens was nominated FOR Con.
gTess by occlamation. TT. Stevens being called on
addressed tie meeting.
He said there are two classes Of who busy them
selves in clancring for peace. who greatly but in
very unequal degrees. The class urge the Presi
dent to seek negotiations with tie traitors the basis
Of the integrity OF the Union. These welmeaning
bu, foolish counseOrs The conduct OF these men does
great mischief 1t dscoarnges loyal men, who are
led 10 believe that there is ureeAt necessity for so
humiIiating course. II is 20 be bopod that snch men
will ces. aside their dsgraceiu trembling, seek moral
courage for themselves andinpre courage into others
There is another class, commonly known as Copper
heads whose representatives assemble at Chicago.
whose clamor for peace Is moral crime and political
treason These men ask you to elect a peaceabe war
ror He TO bring peace abont By allowing the rebels 10
have tleirown way. Elect Mcclellan. and the Repub
lilo has ceased to exit On its ruins will spring up nn
merous petty empires whose future condition VIII b'
one Of perpetual wars and grinding slavery Eeeee'
the calu Statesman who now presides over ios nion
and he viii lead you " an honorable peace and 70 per
manent liberty.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-09-08
Public Resolution No. 80 II
JOint ion limo eng n special ne tue Duty.

Be by the aud House Representatives
In addition the income duty already imposed by law there
shall DO levied asessrd and collected the first day Of De-
tober eighteen hundred and sxt special income da.y
upon the griDs profits income for the year ending the
thirty first day Of December next preceding the time herein
named by levyng assessing end collecting sad duty Of all
persons residing within the United States of citizens Of the
United States residing brosd tho Of five per cetnm
all exceeding six hundred dollars and the shall be
levied sses1e! estns,sd and collected except to the
according the provisions Of ersas laws for the co.,
lection OF income duty annually where not nappicabe
hereto and ths Secretary Of the Treasury Is hereby author
xed make srch rifles and regulations TO time and mode
other enforce the collection OF the special income
duty herein pI vded for, may b Provided
That estimating the annual gains. profits or income as
aforesaid fer the foregoing special income duty no deductions
,ha m,de dividend, interest IeciveJ from
eaiion corporation, company shall any deduction be
made for any salary pay received.
Approved Jay 4, 1894
AssEssoIs oYr1cK 9ru DIsrRIcr NEw YORK Sept p 1864
Under tho foregoing Resolution shall proceed Immediately
with the Of the Spc, Tax Incomes and my
Assistant Assessors Instructed to require to be
made in detail by all persons who did not make such return
fJr their annus Tax No deductions be allowed for
paid upon any stocks Government securities These
be made before the it day Of October next
HOMER FRANKLIN, Assessor
18th 10Th and 22i WARDS No. 60 West 44th-st-
, 1864-08-03

NcetILE Of WholeAafe [:rorers--Che
EAAh NyAtem Endorsed.

An adjourned meeting Of tie Grocers Exchange
was held at the rooms, No II Dearborn street. yes.
tcrday atternnc On for The purpose Of taking into
consideration the necessity Of some practace in
relation to the terms Of sale Of goods.
The meeting was called to order and the minutes
ct last meeting were read and approved.
inc following preamble and sesolutiops-latd
over iyom l4et meetiug-were then taken m:
a,., N.aA1, 1uPnrtefs, manufacturers, and all
oca!t1e nuR require cash for their goods ON re-
cu1pt 91 1'q1ce. Therefore be It
1eeNteot Ina! the grsace1s Of Chicaro are nsees-
fssAy co@pS1sa pS 70 70 adopt the ssms rnte. nnd
heneelel1n ~ gooas SOD shal be for cash on RS
ceint 81 invoice; provided ali memhe1. ~ ,hs 20.
soctatton sign m agreement TO t6st ens. u Inc aa
Considerable dlscnsrion followed. mn1.
speakers taking decided ftand scafne, Y oi tne
eating their opposition upon the iTcfacirn P.e1l-
rftoiution 10 meet the end sought Ia ~ ~ tae
ME. Stanley m07cd to strIke out the fnroy3ene y
the resolution as it IN uttef impoheih,li+ y. ~
obtain the consent Of ali the members Of ths - ~
eociatiou 10 Fuch IN ngreemt MT. and hence H.
paHsnce Of the resolution with thkt pr oyiao ss ~
render DueatoIy the resolution itself.
The motion to strike ont VIE carried
Hr. TurrEau then odered the folio wing a. a
eubAtftnt+:
Leeolted, That the crocers Of Chicago are under
tie tcets!ty Of adopting the net caeh eyttem and
eeTpf~tly recommend Ii to both eaty and country
merchants, believing It to BE- the only safe and
htatthy Mote Of doing buainees during tho violent
fluctuations IT oil merchsnufxe
Thc resolution VAS briefly discussed and unaui-
m6ufl, hdopted.
, 1864-08-03
FAST DAF,



romnr.oy7 Ia the d.v annolntca bv tba prer
4oMo.4"W 20 '.e 4"J "fao1nteu ~ LIZ &1eei
dent oi the United States a. period Of >Nationa
ounulHuon 1,a ptsfef' Ane hstion nseos ths
ptas0. u 'ne sutse1"n euafeue>. .ne atmlcs 0
the Union are oa1tnns LOT me s1gnt, ont m arm O.
desh doe4 not alone bring victory, Let to-mnr-ou q
~. ,,,,xcv, n nnited neon1a .seen5 - ~ 80.
INC HaSas VI an4+eo pe"p!o ascSAu 10 Iae throne
Of Grace Tor blessing on the natfonal canse: the
prayer Of filth avatlcth now =. 1t did Of old tine
Let us remember how
q w,.,, ntnao. ...n5 .,.,,
nen noses s stoo9 ~ltn a1mS spread vide,
Success WR1 found on 1sfae1s side:
Bat when through weatiness they failed,
That moment AuaAleE pfera3;ed y
wo w,nt xnrrcaa fo+ -. - Se..
nc NhNt eneeees 'et ue p!a3 1ot II. Not that
prayer WITHOUT W&fk VIII aFa1l bnt that prayer vii!
nesTe our afnle for the work. Let our churches be
aud voice In prayer. that God viii accord to ue that
ior Which we have fought" Pesoe On The basle Of
Liberty and Union"
The following proclamation has been issued bT
bon. F. G. Sherman. MAJOR Of Chicago:
"WbEKHAa, The r1es1deur Of the Waited State, In
ccmplar e WIN : certsin joint resolution oi can-
SIsss ~ ieened proSstoAuon appointing 1ha nrss
, 1864-08-03

6!nsty qualities, e45 ueana; common qnslIle,
sf91h@*at's lnfeElet. s:54 4tas&ES.
VIAL cALyks-Fut quality, t2l1c = D erdjnaxy
sH4sNe; commt q. sH@sNc intsror 6zA
essH1tf AND LAaBs ExIs. : .F6s1o; pt4he, ss.5d
9*Iu Ordinary. u oCz9Af cotu1noa qu& ltF. 81 81
$ %: Inferior auAuts, IS "a l5c.
t-xc. 'o' - t4s
The drcueht has c.used fartners to furry OF thtls
soes 70 make. and. rs patorxl result, thsre MAJ
aa.herfd e eethes At A.lertoa's Jards thfs week.
thsre ueEe but feE Kood besves one:ed. bosever,
Srd thesa 1cfc quickly taken at reduction OF about
1c from lat weeks rates Le:s thsn the usual p- ).
Iety h.ra It our quctstions sbovr. Ve.is we're in
snt ed IL tAvnr Of s1e ppTrhasty.
snKxr AxD L.xBs-Werei Ia good supp ,, hut dull,
heavy ara lower. &c connae our Quosastons to rhe
11o0s Were in fair requsfs tnd there vas no ua.
tss1si ehaEss The to:a1 f,ceipte q s.oek 1t II
56 eeyea, lss eose 7sss vcat calves. 1aJ17 shees
AEd lambs s,5-e swine Sum total lis. week, sol
lambs ,SG@ swine -
, 1864-08-03
NEW YORK WOOL MARKET,
For Three Days Ending July 80.
From the NeF York Shipping List, Stth ]

31a7
Thee has been m increased movement In Domes-
Tic t3nce cur last On speculation anu for cons1m1-
t,on. but !he n,srket Is without essential change.
Il Re- sao there Feak holder. on nee Of ths rezu.
consede tr1e for that purpose, bnt these are ex-
serucns 70 the genera! sule- Foreign continues to
Nihdrt m fsonthe market a1e now o6ernS. but At
pI1cta ABOVE she NeE1 Of pUschaeetf The high cost
deduction Of p1ieeE, except d loss to importers,
snd consumers are reluctant - Adgsnce-henca the
FssSs sS1 sets 5or hsay snd nR5Tg 70 Ea9d
ed and 1ub whthed, 9s M5 Lsnlbs do, aa1ol: s. 000
1Rs Caf9snn W @ for iateTo1 to choice: 2 bales
hanes, ,sAG.6: in4 do Cordoys, IS; rs DO Eh!te
Dcnsko1, 2EAsl 50 do East Iadfa, and l: d. Aaza.
Gant OF pr7yate tetu4.
, 1864-08-03
NEW YORK PROVISION MARK EFT.
For Three Days Ending July 30.

Iron the Sew York Shipping List, aMb.1
IEt PORK ma ket has Huctna.cd With the ups and
on pcN mess, which Continues to bs tue nav medium
.. Ibere Is grear diYefsty o. opinion
Ht raInes eoet+pdirg t:et It Is Een worth 20 IN
ctfIeney, Mne others 3nnst that pEit ., ars AleAty
mntt therefore decline still further. 1n order to rest
prot peSmaneut ard healthy basis. The stlel cam.
for ns1 nese, lsikce 70 foT Old d. prtm.
uets. eno. EAM 924 31fcr Prime: also neW mas.
lover n11es !este:daY. Lana Il scarce and prices
are ne: eofe sGsttlttt, eitn eone io9ui.
!Msxss M isA9stKe , 81 Ao1 70 prime: s!.o 2zs okas
aXc. n9strs spsion. otht1 ri HoS p1oduc.s rsnata
ss;.5, t,ei, s4ss .sd Is sE CT M. n;xs
HsnsE csases # 2lc- Psccn i .:cuy asd Ehol-
no6ca III s1 eS9tuafs % ys ~ an pscs
tatly. fltQla to< County Me:.a t.0l0 faE Cola:rf
, 1864-08-03
Markets by Telegraph.
NEW YORK CATTLE MA RIkET,

ELU51hG uA4.
[Eeported By Telegraph. exclusively for the Chicago
Daily Ts.bune.1
E1w YoRk. Tuesday Eyen1ng, Aug.3, 1854.
BEEF CATTLE-The beef c1ttlc market 10, the
week ding tcfsy, ahowI receipt for the wesk at
all Tine market places Of the city, Of 55M head and
The stats Of the trade at the clcse II unayorahe to
the tro.ei z, II Ill the stock remaining frou yesr.
day, end all the eth animals to-day, canno. be sold
without great decllEs Of rates current yesterday
which were e neral decline OF &c from tht quota.
tiopA Of lastwee1.
sHEEP-ot SHEEP. we hare ls,o3o head reported
for the week end according to the reported sslea OF
ehetp brokers. the general average Price per head
has been {7Lo.
eHlNE-The rtce1pts Of SWINE for the week nua
ber $50 head. The quotations to-day Of corn Ted
Hosa, cwt. NTe ws1Ehs. srs s1iall4. The quota
uons ct distiliesJ fed hoss, 2 cwt. live weight ara
t1i@l1h. Al these quotations. trAds II reported
bs:sE- "BoLoN Rouyuaos.
tie the Associated Prees.1
Guf1est pt.tet for the week st al uarketA are;
r. Eoed 9ualliss. sls:.teltos; eonaon QusNaes.
CoWsAhD CA1ras-k1ra: quality. ~ os97s.oa; Of
, 1864-08-03
II. L9ufs Market.
Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tdhune.f


bT. LpuIu, TuetdsY, Auguate.
ToBAcco-Acilve. Salts Of e59 bids 1t tho follow.
ing prices: scrars, ssH@14o: Lues, s1s.e0S1s 90:
Cominen Shipping Lrf si55oS:1to Medium do
ss4.o0az7.oo; Good do, s77etassu: Commo3 and
medium Aanufas turing Do, aS.h@95Q0: Goou %, %
15D.oo: Fine. ts0,t @2c0Go,
FIouK- Improved. Sales WeEe: 30 brls Choice
Cou7try xxx At tlc.15: 100 do City 1t - 0o3 80.
1o4 do BKpesn nns II t9.T ei DO 6upsrre 1t @1.5o
Corn NHAL-Adv1nced. ~S.les Of 23 brls II $3.50
per barrel.
GFArN.-Whea:-trnprcved. sa!es comprise 100
sacks Choice At 3s.eS@7:8; i62 do Prime II Il 15@
23e. s62 DO FAIR aHd Good 1t 37.1o92i6. Corn
stronger. Sales Of 14eo IA. II psims White sud Ye
low IN store 1t 4t+s: 500 do White at ti3; Ss5 %
Mixed In secondhand gunnles at s1.ss. Oats-bet.
tor but irtezulss. sales Of IFS sacks second haad
a. VIC; ~ do. sscond hand, at s1c: 1876 do at sc.
lto 40 II VIC. Re-sAles Of 70 bu 1t Sl.se.
WnlFKT-steady. Rales OF i7u b,1s At n. r; and N
do. Ulgh nsonI. 4 I ~, - ~
, 1864-08-03

Lsses. il peaee-like him who Today liss saeEieced
Then III that remains to rs of tho b.ayc,t .ud
truest, Ee contign 10 racred reet1nE plsce a.
lowed thrtnr, a christian heto's grave. We vii
~ l.y the% The1e The Hild aowers bloom, ft en-. .
Se RnFy e sbtn that 1si nh,ca ,ha
pay. The purest dew drops fall and where ,be tr.t
s.nees @ o the king of dsy. after having touched
aron,d Ge ., 1ke , a,eagsp sba and throw
6la1ce ofthat IN which tic souj il blessed viii
Rest, tac7ed duet, no ruthless hand sh.11 ,,o-a
disturb thee1 Around Your shrine ehs,i he hestd
only the whispering Of prayer, the sjeh Of f1ent.
sh,p: md the patEio,s blessing, until We ali shait
ne is1rins 1enewsa, ts.nsto1med md immortal"
rave With fine effect Mullixao's Renn;e-o ~
aaneed by Vaas from the 0ratozlo Of Fliis64 Tha
nj nncfd Tere M esd with the bened c.ion, pro-
TEE rRoosss1os.
At the conclusion Of the ceremor,es ~ tha
.nqsca, me comm vas placed upon the tuneraf car
wb3en ~ Is e1aeuy eleven O'Clock. Tie procession,
sstsrdavs ,S ossn somed Y the order published ii
T meneed ita solemn march 10 the Railrosd Denot
u9e 9luef oi procession was from the aanctnsry tn
Marks and hen 9enes tS Isee street to
se 70 me Depot on the corner Of CanI ind Kinzie
IN 1ae portion OF the corsece repor ed
e'e A1ivinr = X took cars 70 cayarr Gem
iat atss Of The Roman Catholic Church we're per- per-
ioxmeo, conafRntng one Of IN countfy's noblest
oefqee 10 hls kindred dust.
,s9 re9 enccesstuly. Thanks to the capabilities Of
!9s5 prince q procession Joseph
u. luC3er-the corteCe moved at precisely the ap-
polateo tlme; there Was not tedious deaT, nor un-
see1ny naste. Superintendent Turtle had wisely
s,e ue.ai.sa Atge number Of policemen, who acted
xess sns,ssy r. preseryog for the
The Procession was watehed b7 immense crowds
q epeeta1of8 the people lining every sidewalk On
, 1864-08-03

Io9ecal D1aFapcb9lo tdo Chlc1K8 TTfbune.1
C1sc1NxAT1, TUT sday Evening, Auxust2.
FLouk-1he market continues dull. and prices ar a
uneett'ed snpesnne Is selling at sssoas.so ana Ex.
ta 1T ts.5:@sso. HiEhsr grades, such q Are made
By city tabbers. are tel1tn9 at - rs for Family.
GRA1A-Wheat Market dull. Now Red ia Quoted
Ut $lfs6a1 50, ana u tees2. .t3for White Corn-Mar
ket oot shelled At s12o In elevator. aud a1ls In
hpis. Ear Is anoted at $40. Oats-Dull market at
$50. Rye-MAskts dull at S1As,
WEIsxI-A fair market 1t 4, .7s
PFoF1s1ozs.-Mess Pork IL he,d at 5000; Bulk
Shoulders at 1.@loRc; Sides at 15915ks: Clea, at
17c Bacon at 1s4@lc for Shoulders aad 16a1et for
Sides, and T9.sA for Clear s1des: Sugar Cu.ei
Hams, 2i@75c.
, 1864-08-03
CHICAGO IUn1BER MARKET.

TUESDAY EVENING, August T. 1881.
The market for casRoes remain quiet sud steasy-
the Eupply being fully equal to the demand.
-, CARGO sALEs TO-DAY.
schr Teettot froH Grant River, IS IN feet strip Or
4s1to: mi1ed at &1e no-sold by Irish Fuller; echr
Wyoming, from Grand River, t25 II feet ttrfps at
&2I.e0; mixed At sls.oo, 60 1ath at sa.N-ao1d by
o. Brewster eehr HellRoland, from M1skegon, Is N
feet T,cesdelis Mil at $2l.lo; lah at ~ t0-s,1d hy
TTueedel1; sclr Bark er. from Muskegor X strips at
sso0e-soldb By Mason 4 Davis: tchr William Ald1lch,
from TWO Rlyerb SEQ m lathpa1t At $fo", balance at
&5l0: schr Napoleon, from Manlstee, deck load 10
feet sx4 fencing at sr7;5o-sold by Bickford; schr
Commencement, from Holland, co m HhIaky barrel
etaves and heading At 42l.Go.
The following are the Yard prices:
, 1864-08-03
ILLINOIS AND MICHIGAN CANAL.
Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tribune,

E1Peeto9 07sPaseH 70 lHe CH1CAR0 TT1bQle.1
BRtDaxFoHr. Tuesday, Aug. 2, :ssl.
NRrD-s. F. Gale. Athens: A. ii. Bsnnets, La
Sale, 6o. .oo9 feet lumber, s,oGs feet fidIrg.
Aak1VKp-D ness, Athens. Is yds dimension stone
ConTe, ance. Athens, 80 yards ruhble stone; LADY
Franklin Athens. 30 ycs DO; Eslpse, Lockpors, 500
hu corn; Imperial, Lockport, 5ooo bu corn Dolphin,
Ottawa. 5000 hu corn; Tobacco Plans, Morris, p6
tons coal. IS 90 ID cut stone.
BHIp0xPoRT, August 2-9p.m.
CIEARED-Hiawatha,L Lasalle, Il 600 fest lumber 8.
b. H4fmop, LAsal1e, 50 Ss6 fset I1mber. peter .nt
Pau, Lasanc. Ito n lumber; Conveyance, Athens.
D Hets. do; Lady Franklin. do; H. G. Lootnt,. do
Eclipse. 1eckpoft; Imperial, do Shamrock, Lass]le.
3. &c rs naehis err for Willow Springs
AEH1vHD-AnRuippa, Utics, 10 tons sand.
, 1864-08-03

OsWRao, TuesdAy. Aug. z 1884.
1Eprt1K. 81 5c@l1 rs for red winter, fz5@H50 for
white. &1S.0 @13. .25 for double extra. -
6hA!N-NAea quiet and quotations nominal Corn
al out S1.4e,
FRx1a1Is-Caual i1eighta lower On Eraln-l3ur 81
ce1Ctt BY Lake,
, 1864-08-03
at1rtiQ1t AaIkH.

Doo1 one1 at74. Performance commences at E4.
1C4L1 or r?R1CEs:-Par4uetes, 3 cu; CxE:5 Et:.
Ge. = eta; PrtYate Boxes. *s.m. ainzls saat IN
, 1864-08-03
VeEsela Passed Detrois,

tIFe~1"1 U1sphlcu 10 tho Chicago TFIbun..1
DEzRot1. Tuesday, August2.
uP-bafk Reed; schrs ohnson, Wigs of the
Morning. Lisbon. Titan, Autocrat,
Do"n-bafk Metr cpolis. st. Lawrence, Els zorta.
n,ge', fonaneH schra n. 8. Bcstt, Barney, Aru,ld
nppoKlen' Kalnbov, Morton, Alfred, Waucoma.
, 1864-08-03

" RIETY THEATRE.
Y us and 1T Dearborn street.
q. K. QHADNIEK CO., Propftetos and Mansges.
7. L. FITCH, Acting and HtAGc Eanazr.
, 1864-08-03

Phil, DEIPALA, Tuestsy, Augusta.
CoIToS-FtFm, 1t 11.63 for mlddlng upiands.
FLoUR-VGrJ duh superfne 20 e0Gs.2s.
GRAE-Wheat firm sales of old red at 425o, and
1ewat 4255&263. Corn 1rm sales Of yellow at
$lS@1-S5. Oats strong at e2@93c,
GRoCERIXs-fnactiTe.
PRoy1e1oNs-t}ulet; Lard 1rm 2.c
~PETKoLEgK-Fnmer crude SEC; raaned, ii bend,
for future delivery. at SIC do, Tree, nominal at
Mlasc.
, 1864-08-03

- CAIRO, TutsdaJ. Aug. :, 1861.
The steamer Cont;nantsl, from New Orlesns 18th,
nss af1lvtd. There Il wodera'e inquiry for Cotton
holders are unwilling to make concess1ons, Ofdlu.
1T IT S:T&1 good ordinary 9l-sea1s low mid
PROFESSIONS Stock provisions light, held firmly
GkocrR1Es-old fsir Sugar 25c.
, 1864-08-03

|
. AttwAuKK1, TuesdAy, AuT.L
c!ouf. hote doing; pilces lower. Wheat secej ota
5.0o; market shls nornipx tfm. 1t atlsx m
Charge prtcts reeeted che cant, coaiog dp1, s.les
Oh change. looc. 1t t2l4h Oats, Corn and Rys dnll
ED 1oniIal. Nothing dong. Wool Sull and hs,vr
Al IS cents.
LATER.
Whtat ma1fet this evening very au.et. and b,lf
cent lower, closing 1t s214 !or No. Spring, Sales,
la,r{1 bnthe16. '
, 1864-08-03
Observation-Disclosures

" FORT WAYNE AND CHICAGO RAILWAY
cInM9PAhY,n @ @P1Er:sWTzsH W E.; J1T u II ~
pany have this dsy dsclefed . Dividend Of 2x PHH
Ck9r, on the shNes OF Tho oE1RtnA Capital Stock Ut
I'D 5iteT TIC :1h u August, pfouno 1t ths ONCE Of
WrEoE, LaLgsr 4 CO. 81 WA1l ttzeet, HswIork,
e ne ssoekholdas. resstafed ID tha rasns1 tva
oWte1 tbs 1tAn1ter Book OF the Com paay Hil c1pr
cn ms ,eta 81 Jnl1 iotfsns II o'tlos and r.
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