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Alternative SYRUP.

Fs- fusurifies Of ne Blood rss1iirg fra1 iH--tc-
eH-e and roHf1gioH abuse Of 1ferrug causing Er-
fi0us on the Stin; Sore Thro1f, H0ttl and Nose L9e
IF H1fr OH sores, Strsiirgf- Pans Do 'sf f1f' 1f4
al afl.r Sums Of az a~fifs ri-aifuf r1isou o. mo
sHsf.fH. ~ No remedy ever discovered lgs done
what has been achieved hy this. Under Ii- use.
every form .! constitutional IS p.iitc .r . --lftl
tIlut is speedily cured and 100 short time ti- -r
TIE poison iscHInuletet eradica;e from tie -' stems
ami health ami strength are pcrlllca.t r'sl it..-
me south then stopping tt Newport alt g. which
Dee presented r. 81 Will $50 besides De Hi.if a.
having cen under the treatment % The most sli
YORK. tn- F.FE TEfES Nev-r despair "i per-
feet cure. nf matter how obstinate .ar ease ht-
of this potent Alternative. -uue large bottle lasts
"a month rIr4-a
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The Richmond Examiner has The following
dispatches, which show that ten. Sl1cum has
been making a raid from Vicksburc:
.. MERIDIAN. July =.
d" tedcrais left jackson yesterday after
noon. No private property was destroyed.
The object Of the expedition was TO destroy
railroad between jackson and Canton. Tel
egraphic conmuuicaIon with Jackson is re-
neWed-'
JACKSON, July -.
- The enemy estimated at + coo occupied
this place till / P. NJ. when they evacuated,
moving back on the Clinton road Our forces
are On their flank and front. There Was
severe fight from daylight to seven this morn
ing, since which time all Is quiet.
" The cavalry expedition which left Mem
phis on the 4th, arrived at Nicksburs and
would reinforce Sllcum. This expedition
had previously been destined to 60 up White
River. Another force has been operating
out from Rodney, Miss, scouting the country
in that vicinity. They had engaged in many
skirmishes, IN all OF which victory WAS ours
No advicos have been received from Smiths
expedition. Reports from Grapevine say BE-
bad fight in which be defeated Forrest. and
that Forrest was killed. The reports are not
credited
There is little positive intelligence about
the present position OF ailiIs around Wash
ing,on Ire rciieis fell back from their io,-
sitI1n 70 Rockville, and OAK cavalry followed
A few rebels have been captured. Breczan.
ridge Is said to be in command OF the rebel
forces.
A citizen Of Maryland says that from what
he could learn, the rebel force on the nort;,
side cf the Potomac consisted OF J0hns1ns.
Early's and A. =. Hills corps. He saw.
1000 or g 200 T.bals and thinks there were
more than that number which be did not see.
lie conyersed with the rebel Gen. johnson.
and other rebel officers. and thinks 1t Wa- not
their intention to take Washington; Bat TO
divert the attention oi Grant from Richmond.
and to destroy the products OF the country,
which they have succeeded in dong 10 the
amount Of / 600, 0e0 bushels Of grain. John
son had about 60 Union prisoners in his pos
session from whom he had stripped much of
their clothing, and they were compelled TO
trudge along with bare feet Our Informant
reports that johnson lad seven pieces OF ar =,
tillery, but he did not zee any but Esrly's.
Thursday morning the pIckets OF Johns0n's
and Early's corps ran into each other near
Collsville and fired into each other by mutual
mistake.
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New Publications.
4. ". Williams & Co. Boston send us the
following

\. ". Williams d Co. Boston send us the
following
SAVAGE ArRIcA.-5y W. Winwood Reade,
svo. pp. 452. New York Harper q Broth
crs, 1864.
This Is a narrative OF a tour in Equatorial
southern and Northern Africa, with notes
on men and animals as they are found or re
ported 70 exist IN Africa. The author docs
nol pretend to he an explorer, but only
traveller for amusement and to crafty lis
curiosity. and be has made up bis narrative
from memoranda and letters Of his own to
his friends concerning his own travels and
observations From the-eaud thcstatements OF
otacr- tc has taken occasion to sTcculateand
I..ma,i-e good deal. sometimes with mol
rla,i.n and good sense. sometimes pretty
wilalF. Re seems 10 have worked his way
an t.,or three of the riycfs of Western A.
l.s considerable distance. but not 20 ss
r.s..l iuuea 20 the stock Of absolute kuowl-
c..,4 Hri.a>y given TO the world Iy the
..e ri.as and ve1t1rcslme travellers of
.. --.t century. His narrative lacks
e.a. a.y $50. and would have been more
r.rr.tu- dates and localities bed fecn
a.. down .vI.- more care. TaaI-lasuatious
ar. ,.ie numerous, though some OF chem
it,... service in other work, ou Africa.
N..a adinc ,ac-a drvtaca-. tne-e is
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~ IUHhl july To
The Tr'5'"le's dispute. slys /, /, esti-
mated th-5 tie rebels lave secured 10. 900
head OF csttlo and a-ses, besides drJyes ot
s5crP and hogs, which they got across
the Potomac While threatening Washington.
Briei as was tie conflict before Washing
ton 1t was bloody The rebel killed. and
wounded mEs. bayc reached 1900
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DIURETIC COMPOUND.

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in- In its operation speedily auaylng all heat ana
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sules mixtures, for months. until sick AMI pi-c
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-fAh AohAs July 40.
LaFrdaos, the rebel organ at Paris, says
thar Semmes Is going to Germany. His first
Lieutenant has leeu recommended 20 take
his place on the new pirate soon coming out.
The Idmes' correspondent says: Two new
frigates have been purchased BY Prussia, 50
If Semmes' successor gets new vessel, it
viii have to be from ENGLAND
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A FEW Rean- very good and very cheau
u At HJNTING1Us.
Stay -.
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How many Rebels were there.

Gen. Breckinriige was reported in Mary
land, bat he did not appear near the city.
Tie hest information obtaiuable fixes the
whole force north of the Potomac at any one
time at 10000 with Early in tie chief COM
msnd vita johnson, Ransom and McCaus
land as subordinate. Little If any force
WAS in front of Washington buJ cavalry, The
number Of which is believed to have been
under 1900
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WASHINGTON, July l3-9 P VI.
day's operations may be summed up as
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June ;. PEIRCES.
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News of the Week.
BY Telegraph.
Operations Of Wednesday.

OftA atAoAe VI W tuHt>udNs
WASHINGTON, July 1871 VI.
To-day's operations may be summed up as
follows
From officers of the War Department who
have made a visit of inspection % tine forts,
we learn that the main rebel force. estimated
at from $4,000 to 45.O00me is encamped
near Silver Spring. and has not made amy
demonstration beyond thar POM. a -trrr.
picket line has. however. been extended from
Fort DeRa--v (ucar Chain Briige) TO Fort
Slratpsa near Bhdensburr. but has not Yet
crossed tie milrold near FuIt S1atosa.
These ,tirmisher- have done very little
firing. Oar whole loss besides dat expert
meed IN cavalry ssIulisles outside the iorti-
iica-iJns. is is 1r 20 wounded and killed
Intentions OF ,be Rebels.
It's nd NV Supposed that Die rebels have
any SERIOUS intention 5C attacking the city.
Thci- design Thought TO be % draw off 81,
man ct ,'cn Granite troops as % ,,iilc. and
& do uil the d1mare they cau. keepinr the
Wat ui rclIca, open.
h.-il.. .iH.at- are rapidly arriving. aud
I- isuew hoped thit wilhin few hours wc
shall J- eier l- the rebels.
The slirmish # "wednesday.
4e-rerd Ir morning. atancar.vh1ar. there
was some -sIrmis. ing for coep.e Of nouns
in front % Tna.lyevn, and 30 -bce4ss Of
Cham Bride. Thence e. extend 3 5-s wrrd .
and uv-nla-.orea ..H .0vc.lre. .atfe Seventh
street rH1e where j. a'-, continue. aHau -.-
L
, 1864-08-11

viii Us tot. sioux villages on the head the
Gatnon Bnll nd Heart Rivers, fonr days mstsa
WIT for a.. but vii either scatter into small par
'tea aas We approach, oT, moving further westward.
Ml1 conerptiste with the other camps on the Thick
ne e*zSa zsSoad the eat
Termination ofthe Sioux difficulties maF be looked
demonstration in lie Sioux country, the force viii
Eventually be divided among the most aavs3reo'
ptste quarter for the Fin,rr and ready to PROSE
war an the opening Of auothet spring. were
up With chance to o:eEtake them, and o. reach-
lne Fotts Laramie or Sally By the tyne fhe sup
les .aken from here are exhausted. snonlg, no*.
ever the Sioux take the direction Of the fe'low
stone, The boundary Of the Grow country, aud
eGafter about in the region shout the mouth Of the
hlS Aofr, they would giFe us crest 1fooole, ING
supplies, as tie psovislans sent up. the Yellow
stone IN b,rges would be insufficient to support as
lefee force - would be required to nont them
OH OF hSht them EEen ceneenttased; T. ,~ ys,,ov
some to bufad the new tort which Will probably
be At the month Of tbe Biz born. A small Escort
1se e ns to guard tes teano rane
r1F'HEw FORTS.
Take good map. and draw STRAIGHT line from
Pon p kipieS on the hIssissppf. to ne hiaek'oot @
IN hs At e. 9e 81
me hed. James, Missouri ard Yellow stone KY
err, will be the almost exact locatton OF Forts
.Anefefomme, WadswoEth. Rice and stevenson,
oEaes OF Gen. su'J, iour companies ot ths S1th
Wisconsin Infantry are to build and garrison Fort
H1ee, and the remaniag companies OF the same
lie 1eo~ sane 1e ass'ei n Building to
Eanspon tfofes and supplies up thst river to Fort
Fort hayes, Intended to have. been bnut this
summer at Devils lake, Il abandoned FOR this sea.
son, AID the ssoes for that post will remain here
lFort Rlce( for the winter. Should large force
Portable steam nil!s ill., .bippgltns idplt @.ehines, hay
making contrtvances, &C., have been put OF here,
and 1t looks considerably like staying. Several
gsod rraps i sesrcs IL III th,s ~ ytent3 The s.pe
oitioa accoupltshes nothing more than the build
Ing Of these io1ts 1t would still be mnsh. a. posts
must be established In the heart OF the Sioux couc
even torce Of arms.
WHAT GEN. su1IY aAYs.
in an order Just Issued from the headquarters Of
the Northwestern Iudian Expedition, preparing
.he troops for the march AL Baggage is ordered to
baggage to email eatchel and taking nothing
areto uee the ordinary shelter tent. One hundred
OK tesms are to BE- used: The march viii ba along
and rapid one, and the General asks evs:y one to
dispense With luxuEies. and tighten his load ~
horses fer cir days during which time the men vii
!ss7 5G s wssSsa ssss H. %s Id
lievts it Is their intention to dgot us.
- sh,!l YIN moSs RS probably n sys Or s'S %sys
Minneaota Battery. Is acting as typographical en-.
cinee1 aimee the death of, Capt Fisldsr, Of which
Igaye an account IN = letter fsom Swan Lake. It
se M 81 o. @ 3 c aea cIee
thoroughly understands the work
The maps and records or the expedition are In
, 1864-08-11
Central lows Sanitary Fair.
LOCAL MATTERS.

Ladiess Loyal Leaeue.-There will be 4
meeting OF the Leaeue this afternoon, Aug. 11th,
at O'Clock. at the rooms OF the Young Mems
Chrietian Association, Methodist Church Block.
Hope told a FIatterfn. Tale-But never
even anticipated 80 divine Z preparation .or the
toilet ns that dellchtf1l preparation, Sozodont"
So cool and retreshlnaly agreeable to the mouth
pure and healthy tone 10 1h- breath. cleansea,
beautifes and preserves the teeth and arrests de-
cay. Sold hy DruegiFts and Fancy Goods Dealers
auea o5sa ct -Tues-Th&sat
A Down To.sn Merchant having passed
several seep'ess nights, disturbed ~ the asoutes
and cries Of a suffering child, aud becoming con-
vineed that Mrs. WinsloW's Soothing sszuP was
child. On reaching home, and acquainting his
wife with what he had do.e, she refused to hayeit
admintstered TO the child, a. ehe was strongly in
In suffering, and the parents without sleep. Re-
turning hame the day following, the father found
the baby stu worse and while eontenplating an
the room 70 attend 70 come domestic ,dntie., and
left the dather with the child. During her absence
be administered portion Of The Soothing Syrup TO
slept veil, and The little fellow awoke IL the morn.
ing bI1eht and happy; The mother was delighted
though at first offended at the deception pEacttcod
upon her, has continued 10 use the Syrup. md SAT-
fe1ing. crying babies and restless nights have dis
appeared. ! e1nele trial Of the Syrup never yet
tailed to relieve the bnby, and overcome the pre}u
dtces Of the mother. IS cents bottle. Sold by
all druegtsts. aug1-o5l4w. .M,waf
~ Diseases Of the NerToua. senunal. Urinary
and Sexual Syetems.-Sew and reliable treatment
in reports Of the Howard Association. Sent By
mail IN seaied letter envelopes, tree Of charge.
Address Dr. ]. sdnou Hon. sh:on, Howard Aeso-
rtaton, No.. 8 South Ninth hsetteet, Philadelphla,
Pa. ty2m2S4-SD
Save Tour ChI1dren.-Erom the too often
fatal Effects Of Summer Complaint Or Cholera In
Iautum, by administering In time Dr.. D. Jayne's
Carminative Dalsam. No better OF surtr remedy
can be found for Diazrhea, Dysentcfy. Cramps, OF
Cholera, being quick, cafe md Ger an IN s action,
afordtng immediate relief. Sold by Druggists
everywhere. au2S-oi4T3t-Hw&s.
~ House and Sign Painting, Calctminiug,
Glazing and GEaiiia;. Paper RsEglnet snd Vim
York pr1ces. F.E. Moar, 50 Randolph street.
Boz 1868. iya+n6331u
Metropolitan BaN te Rers--Th!s Eall
is 10 rent or al the purposes for which sueL T. e
are ordinarily ueed.. Terms noderats. Arplic.-
tions caa te made at the oEce. sdi cl11nI tee CO.
frNrra tbn Hall {e1n.EEtn-f!
, 1864-08-11
1t. Louts Market.
Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tribune.J

IopeC1A 0lspatCu 10 TUE Cu1Ca+5O 1tlUuHc.J
E1. IoUls. Wednesday, AcZuAt TO- 1864.
ToBAcco- Easler. Lugs S10.o@t7 %: shipping 1eat
8.S.tt@25.0o: medium 60 3a5.Na29. coed do
$.9M0s3@; common manufacturing do s<7!Qa
aatn good do 800 s9 tB hue DO t5Q06s10o.00- No
quotations Of farcy brands sA hhds, Of which so}
were sold. ......
FLouE-Ftrm. sn1ea comprise 40 brlo choice city
supeI eI1Ie 1t le45.
G1AIS-Hhest .t.adJ; ia.es tso sacks choice At
a212K; ISIS do pr1ms btri..y prime at92G7Gs71t;
1ts1 do good at s2D4 II do fAtr at f9l SIS do
ncn 1t u solBs. Corn Aim; sales 2so sacks vhite
1t 100 do 1t Il II: tsa Go yellow ind mixed At
SLID. Oats sdvAEccd; sales 1,ioo sacks 1T 8s28sc
276s CO ats 98sc- N5e lower: sales o! 50 sacks at
Il 15 7.s CO At 9I1c ard Is do poor at Il o. = bu.
wu,sxy--pnlt and hesTy ssits OF Is bt1s At tl.7s
II do At &l1i. ......>
GeocxRlEs-sltehly II frucr feeling for common to
p:lue rio Coffee 1t 4g<sse- Fsls to 1rtue LOUISIANA
Sugar 2Hc3jH PlAntaN uola.ses IL C1aiH3.
, 1864-08-11
Markets by Telegraph.
Milwaukee Market

fSpeeia. Dispatch to the Chicago THbnue.1
M1LwAuK1r, Wednesday. AuK. TO-
FLouR-Mn1ket neglected and nomtnay un.
changed.
GHAls- WbeAt-Reeeipts n, ,oo0 bu-14essc better,
but c1ctit weak spd heavy. sales this morning OF
$500 bu No. Spring In store At $lt2H: 100 bu
do fresh at f2Ht: 1000 br do delivered Saturday 1t
TASK. Sales 'Cnsnge 500 bu No. Spring In
1T s2o4x: 800 ha Go fresh st $2a; 500 hu DO
at buyers cplou all week at S25; 400 bu do deis~
cred Saturday st $2t4k32cs; 100 hu No. Spring In
uigb5t at 3tl; 1Ct do st Smiths st .88. Market
tnis evening very quiet and the tendency In favor Of
buyers. Sales abont II 900 bu. No 1t s2.M. Oats
Nr1ner and unsettled. Sales 1850 bu In ttore 1t 1lc
Corn Inactive but no,ntnslly unchanged. Eye quiet.
Ealea 1S3 hsEt delivered at &i.Ss.
, 1864-08-11
THE CITY.


E.CpubIIcAn Union E0nEfcB8{OuRf OOD.
ycnll0n.
The Republican Union voters of Cook county
are hereby requested 10 meet at the hereinafter
- med time and placef+ for the purpose OF elect
~ delegates to attetd the Republican Union Cou'
:ntion to be held at Metropolitan Hall on Friday
september ID. 1884 It o'clock In the afternoon 10
1",Dinste 4 candidate for Congress In the fus'
Congressional District xus aud
The Convention Viii consist Of one huonTsa re-, nna .s
ciehty-ttx {IsC) deecssee-tne ea1ne a. ,4s ~
Couufy Convention and viii bs . appDfaonea ahpn
T, ne sS n,imsry meet,nc w7l, be held on
:, ,oas sne esnsi ssss ss. Si
nVtaIue EeN snos md rive general notice thereof:
H. s,ols iii Be- opened 1T O'Clock P. n- and kept
mn ri c'c]ock p 1n
"T ~ n,aefinr 1t ErapEton and hyde Park will be
=. II iHe ~ II n:ciock D. m. on the 3lgt inst
ae4 11e 81 rfoTnrhips viii be entitled TO the following
fIn1nd
, 1864-08-11

BUFFALO. We neEday E7.a'inz. Aug. 10.
FFour-Dull, .iritsd demands.
GRAIY-NheRs, oullt feAvy snd 1onlnA', Ccrns
rnN AID creeping. Oats, snail tales ut a'Gs5c.
Other grains icmInals
WHIsKY-N.1s. .-..- -.
CANAL FEE1on1s To EsF YORK; wteat. aics ccrn,
13Hc: cstt. l7cH.
LAKE IMPogTs-Flout. 6t83 bn: wheat, 1i9.Si1 but
cAsaE EsrosTs-Fic9r r; % f:so bu; wheat. ,ssiu bu;
corn. I39;U hu; pAts. q so.
, 1864-08-11
D1E ED.

Al MseEaac, Avg 7tt, OF congestion OF the bssint
WALTEE BAiAOED. sged Ii month";. iafaat Goa OF
K Fs1ksF ard eusJ P P1afce
FuuezA. this tay (Thuredsy>. At $ c'cieck p. N.
from the hou1F On In1lanA ayerua. tlId door noIt1
cfTwert1 Aettnd s!Eees. Friends e sea tsHAJ ~
United to attsnd without lur:het GoGcs.
, 1864-08-11
OsWeFo mnfAets

:. VST K9Us WEdH9auA3t III Nv Ia
FLorR-Dull ant Dropping
GKIE-Hfe eat a1le. xnd lower. Sales 15o hn Chi.
caro- tprtng- held at - Is. 9Th Offers q $s9t:
No red winter 1u34na held At $9-35. Corn dul snd
loWsr-No Illinois held tat 3l.s5; No do At s14s,
without aieB Of importance,
FRkIanTs-FIour tt@6lc, wheat l3kc, corn 12e to
NtY IG1k.
, 1864-08-11

PHILADELPHIA, Nedntsdsvs Aur. II.
FLoCE-Eull; euper 70 2s@s 50; e1tra q .sc@1o s.
GRAIN VI eat Gull. old &l5l: usW 9Sh@5t!a' !
Ctsy fold at $s1lD.
FRos1s1oSs-79ules. Pork qniet, mess slatoai1.o'.
WHIsKr-nu]I, At Il. 7Gea1.73s
FETReLzuN-Fi1m: crude lAsAc; renned in bend
&aSSC: do free E6Ec
, 1864-08-11

On Tuetday evenlpg, Aus 9Th, 1874. at the Bsaopa
Chu1ch, h the Et. keT. slshop Hhltennnse gE hgk
h44WELL Hs1., ot Delhi Iowa. and ELLEn NJ
Ct Yarmouth, Novk acot1a. 10 cards.
, 1864-08-11

TOR SALE-Farrs ard Subutbsn
i Lots IN TH0R B BEvAES Real Estats O11ee.
Chicago on the 6aler zAll,oa1. TX miles IRON the
and adjoining ecu1tleS. sui o479 Nv
TOR SALE-I offer for sale much
below lts eetusl vsluc, between 1so s1a sto screa
MEAD Rus s4a z.