davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1864-09-29
Tho Foreign lf1arhess.

1AA oAAAAAo osAAI lHy Tela:raoh.
r1eys-Reh,tasoa. spcnca a'ss15e Z e. u ssns
ve1y dul STATS 2tsa2ss 81 W. 4s''t" aoo8
cGHAE-Nh hest tnegula1; winter rad 1sRtacs 81 .
Corn dun and dtclttd54ad; aales mixed Il S8.asss
PTov1eIoss-Watc cneld Nash 4 ca. AMI oth,rs "a.
prrt beef duWLWar6, with eecliEe in All a.
fofk 1nacsTe bat steady. Bacon UPWARD, ann ad
Fanced 6d@ls. Lard ettAdY. 0-0 NV
.1RocsAtks-su9aE vexy dull and declined 1sSa1a
.h NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. B2ult. En71fsh & Co report
o e! aniss aad steady n ldo2t I'd Tor re1asd
RRrADsrr1zs-Quiet. snd uuots lions barslpr ns,. ~
fsslSed Flour ets@27s I'd. Whest W1ptei red III
PErRoLKuM-steadY. Refined - i'd. cruds H.
fAoVt.IeSs-IEActiTe La1t buoyaut.
H.,,,o nv. 49,. 1orDoa, Sept, IL.
s 5.2as 4sa@:sX. AA''''' '''Aas'
Roarse quiet, Rentes Gloss at 8sf 0e''A A"
CeT1os-sales to day 500 baes ,neinIpg 9Sps II In
psiee 70 apecnators and a1poEtets. MaFkos nm
BEsADsT11Ti4D and stekdy.
F6pTIaIoNs-11BcEYe.
CoN,oLa-C1cfed ut ss,Sc SSH Ior inonsy
A4ERi0AH 5TocKB-LAteat 8s1es Wese Illinois Gan.
bfat 81 &4@H d1ecoune; Erie 4l@is.
LONDON. MONEY MARxKT The demand FIR a;z
tapnt ~ The Bsnk Of ENGLAND On tho 18th uurnnnE,
tant nut 10 opea arses business WAS rathae act1ve
tToCKs Ltsa animated owing to tbs Bsnk or
FrALc6 returns. ~ ~
, 1864-09-29
DIX H d.

In ntiia city. on TIC 2sth Inst CHARLES q Infant
son and only child OF Charles q. and Ellen kted.
n th!s city, sentsmhsF 9Th. III. NAruAsIEL
VUCkERT, aged 20 Jtnrs.
"a Maine papers pel.e copy.
IN thfe city. It No. Cnes s1crt, Sept 18th, JANE
Wfa Of It omsa Reilly, Bzed 6S years.
Funeral H1,l move from hfr late resdcuce at s
O'Clock r. II to day. tTnnrsdAy)
III n Psss so:pi:al st ra.9can Ky of tyRs9d %sIs
BRYANT. menb.ro the lsssn Illinois V ,i0nreerJ
sseo 17ysar1apd 2 onfhs. ton Of MIS-: CaHy .laek,
Cor cord H. a1d broshfr OF Msa T. G. doey, Evans
TOP. ltnc1s. Remains were seat to Concord Tor n.
frfmtuf.
, 1864-09-29
milwaukee Market.
Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Triburo1

AILwAuKnx, Wednesday, Sept. 49,.
FLoUR-Fi1met.
GsAlH-W Whcat-Fccel elpts tt.tte hu. Market tt7ezu.
lar and 7asc hiRher Sales thta morning es no bu No
1.p1pg IN store at e1aa1 Il: GO bu No do at u g..
Sales on Change. zslc0 bu No spring IN st5re 1t
4,.72o1s6; 2sfet bu do. (ltcrs option 10 ds5s) ut
4l.7sa1 Is: lsoo tu Nc Go 1t 81 Ct. ORsa STEADY.
Sales were. in Etore st CSC 2cats delivered at
CSC Aro 100 bags delivered st 6sHc Corn nomina!l3
unchate eed. Barley dull with gales Of Goof at
q 80, R5e lower, With sales Of ca.s delivered at
@l23. -
LATK8-The wheat market has been very irrszular
aDG sxe1ted thla ai:e11o and venirg-No sesla:
right TO si.7t, and closed 1t 717s. With EaIes Of
, 1864-09-29
st, L4nEa MARKET.
TT - ~.

[sptcisl Dtspstch to the Chicago T1ihune.]
6r. Louis, Wedneajay, Sept, g.
ToBAcco-The warehouses vera closed to-day, coo.
sequently there are no sales to report
FLouR-neceipts, 1913 bfls. Market insctiye,
6sss 100 b7ls extra at 5000: 80 bs1s do at
500, ard N0 brls double extra at 31a75 delivered.
observation-disclosures 5,s3s sscks changed. Sales
Of eco sacns 1t III do Rt $ts8; 573 do at tt9
80 do IN 1ota at .! 80 TO do ut u D. and 20 sacks at
a?@ bn Com aoyaaced tsles ~ .acss white It
mixed 1t SIS 2 bn-msrket closes nrm. 0ats-saiea
q bags to contractors Ia ot. At ssc; 2o DO st
st SOC bu. Rye-Ssles of 800 eacks il lots at
Bkrley-Ss1es l90 sks fbfl at S3.1u.
PNoV1tIos ss-Lsrd-9taady at29c 70. prime,
TALLoT-f1fm st l9c e n,
TEf5roE ~ - Af
, 1864-09-29

We weu1d caution cur readers aenfust tbe fmno,
fittots of i lot Of harptes who Loaf around tba
oace Ut the Provosi Marshal on the look out for
chance to turn an "honest penny" They wait
trouble. aud green enough to make game. They
then take him on one eide and offer TO serve lin
ret the name OF xn exempt from the HAT. Let our
ffrrf ff Ea ba1Y
, 1864-09-29

A GEsEnors AcF.-An Iowa soldle, ycFterdsy
morning applied to one Of the Provost Gusrd for
Information relative to the purchase oi ne9 uni
fonn-hAvi,g Lost Ills hsstase and l1a clotbIue
beng Gul'c ragged. he YVES told be Kou1d have TO
Eait uhtil he rot home. MI. Ostrander, OF New
toD, esrt the soldier STU grecnback tr m.ke the
, 1864-09-29

Especial Dispatch to tho Chicago TT1bunt.]
CINCINNATI. Wednesday, Sept. g. 1851.
FLouK-In demand st ss.7s@o.eo for super1ea sad
extra, but held higher.
GRA1H-Whest dull at 81 l.8aal g for Red and u 200
l.s3 for Kentucky White Corn uncs sansed md quiet
Oats s:esaT at 7s75c. Rye advanced to $l40 AMI Ia
n demand. Barley nominal S. yesterday quota
tyous.
WHuk1-Du:l At s.7o. With sales Of shout so
tlIs-
PRoy1arrSs-B MARK Jet 80 unsettled that NJ accurate
Quotations can be given.
, 1864-09-29
THNE ILLINOIS STATE SAM.
TAISY FAIR.
100000 Realized for thu Benefit o
Sick ma NTUuuded Illinois Soldiers.
.. OrrIcE or EXECUTIVE CoNHrTTEEj
FAIR OF ILLINOIS STATE SANITY COMMISSION,

. OFT7cE or EXECUTIVE CoNHr7TEh)
FAIR OF ILLINOIS STATE SANITY COMMISSION,
DECATUR, Sept. g. 1854.
Thirts-one counties we're represented tn the
State Sanitary Fnlr here last week. The following
are the lanes Of the most prominent Tor their con-
tFibutlons. havs arranged them in accordance
with the amounts Of thels donations: Knox, Nc
Lean, yeEmllion, Menard, Slngamon, Macon,
CHAMPAIGN. Adams, La Sale, M.rion, jack sou,
Pratt. Dewitt: Mon1trie, Fayette. 1t will be seen
that Knox and Mclean are the banner couutes,
The donatlona rom kuox county In cash and pro-
Einions shipped to the front, amount to tve thou
dollars.
Donations were received every day Of the Fais,
AID ZONE sven as late a. th.e week, which caused
may have been overlooked entirely. Many receipts
we're R1yep at The Fair direct to the parties skiing
the donations, ar II has been the object to receipt
for al other articles by matt.
A report Will be published In few dsYe, The
net cash proceeds will reach seventeen thousand
dollars. Add value OF hospital stores shipped to
the front and the amount will BE- over twenty
thousand dol]nr1.
Alnyzo BU1EE4s Eeerptsrv
, 1864-09-29
Aarkete by Telegraph.
NEW YORK DRY GOODS mARKEr


IoFec1n8 70 CuIEaIU 1f1DuhBT
New ionK, Wednesday eve Sept. q.
The great decllne In gold during the past week
has caused heavy decline In the p.ieo OF all kinds
dry goods without htimu1attng any demand,
Trade il quite at stand still, and jobbers find
Themselves with too many goods On hand The
market has been a1d is now more Irregular and
there ~ 10 conddcnce ia present quotations,
eales ex6lblt Loser figures. with only fslnt de-
Sire to purchase. Wooden goods are ,13Goi6 per
cent lower,
The following are the New York 1.deoeadeat,.
quotations o{tudsy:
, 1864-09-29


In this town the second name drawn Was tnat oj
the worthy Supervisor, Mr. T. Mills Allen, aud In
dHwine the fourth ticket Mr.. Converse rrodaced
the lhme OF his aon Eugrue Converse.
THE pnA1T TO-DAY.
The drawing TO-DAY sll commence With the town
ci Phlatne. followed BY Jefferson. Bloom. Worth
nDo Cicero, unleez they shall previously have led
their 9uotzs There i reason 70 believe that Gee
70 will do 90: the had only se to rafee yesterday
The Thizteenth Ward will probably be also drawn
upon to-day; Il not, It will be first on the list for
RECRUITING.
Recruiting Was lively yesterday, We quota
commercial phase, ''t1ero wae an active demand,
With fcanty supply. Holders differed material y
ssx aad
tertay; tie whole city eeemed to hare been turned
into one Vaet recruiting ground The dram. or
eos5elatite topics we're The aI-ahsosb!ne subjects
recruiting agents in the ne;d street. and The COM
petition was epifited. AIo;h.r clsss Of men we're
At No.S also-the substitute brokers: They we1e
Eehesaily In quest Of men TO take the places Of
thoee already drafted in the towns.
We are cory to be obliged to report that the
Committees On Tneetay. Mas NOT adhered 10. the
consequence te most dtEastuus. It was epreed
rpt'n thst 20 snh-dlsirict wonsd pay mora hin
d1ed from the county, End the one HUNDRED offered
| by the Government, mailing totnl Of ave huudred
to each recruit. Had this arrangement BEEN ID
hered to- 1t would have facilitated eniistments and
| tsvcd much money. Bu,tbe Fifteenth Ward viii
only a few men TO raise, came ont early In The
morning, and took all by Storm offering sl5o then
$1s6, then 500, and bish a. $3.50, for recrults
Of course the Others had in selfdefense 10 follow
euis and then the com; clifton began, In which of
| cspree everybody had the woret VI it. but espe-
c:nly the poorer Ws1ds, whose citizens ware unable
to offer tie hightr figures they were practically
| excluded from the contest, and their represents.
tyes bbrunk back dtsheartened and soused at Ind.
ing themselves ke:ten in game where the 1oueeet
puItc carried the day. Thousands Ct dollnra wcse
Il ent dlcesly yteterdav. and fewer recruits OBJ
| taibed than il there had been no comp-tt;on.
. We cay "fewet" undoubtedly. The men who
were thus made The unwilling subjects Of eueh an
unnatural str,fe naturally enough drew back o.
their dirity, and the bideing process having been
once begun, were dissatisfied with the lar:eet Of
5ers made, and held hack In hopes Of further lu-
creaee, which was not forthcoming. Many ofihsse
will probably 1e lo-t to the county altogether, 20
far a. volunteering 10 concerned; some Of them
viii he drafted, and others Will remain behind,
visiting for the higher prices, which viii never
come becaEse the ability OF the conmiueea to pay
such fearfal rates cannot long hold out. aud men
Grated WIN haye to e. Then 7ssin much yaps, Y
rlaT3y twice ~ many nen might have been enl.st.
, 1864-09-29

Pos7roSEp-By notice published in another
column twill be see1 thu: the Unton Mass Meet
lnr heretofore advertised to take place at Bryxn
Hal this evening" hiss been postponed until further
u"ticc. The great excitement consequent upon
the DRAFT renctrs this course proper,
, 1864-09-29
;Tnu1ln.

EOl!ND-A st1aysG bcr.e caa ta
y esd hy 1pgnl,ing at a3 scaia C1szk ssrs:f g
PhatrgfAEh Gs!lsry. ~ proving propn;fy aoa RatA
casrs+s. l:tsS u2klil 4 s4sEAE--0---
EUUND~- r. ken up cn Mcnaays
s6lh eaut<Inbsr. White Ho:Ie. wsen ~ efS iisia1
can hRVe hy +Jtn: charges s1d xpnlf lfink = 'ASA
Llspatch Cq,'s tmce, Sc 4 1S bA-do'oa s'sest~
asp ,2st
, 1864-09-29

CDI. :. =. WOOD AND B. r. WHITMAN
HI. A. D. BRADLEY 800. .ou ecT2f Of Ama.a.a,.,
, 1864-09-29

WE'LL MEmrEp rRoHor1ox.-The many friends
Of Captain A. Potter, q. s. Q. II. In this city,
will be pleased TO learn that he has bean promoted
to the raLk 81 Colonel in consideration OF long
and f'ithfuI service he has been in the army
twenty-five years, most Of the time with the en-.
EiueGr corpB.
, 1864-09-29

IoFEcl3I U1tpafch 70 the Chicago Tftnd6e.I
DAraoIT, Wednesday Evening. Sept. u
UF-ceu1sw1ieht. Fillmore, DAuntltsa-
hoFH-Gfte, chiceRo. March, Commerce esalksr
Aneeifcn, RAeine, An.ares, In pe,ia1. xounz, Cuba
husEcgum, Beltac, Steele, Boy ststs, Logan
Wind rnrfne 4s+
, 1864-09-29

LAEcrST.-Jnmes Mallory, villsinous looking
fellow, Was yesterday afraicned nj the Police
Court charrcd with the larceny Of large quantity
OF linen from the etore Of P. Palmer, No. liz Lake
ftTeet. Several important witnesses heinc absent
the examination wsA postponed until TO- day, nnd
Nt, Mallory E4e locked I'D To await the rean{t
, 1864-09-29

1nade shirts and farn.shinR goods At Wileons, 126
Dearborn street, where great Inducements are of-
fc1ed. sepeol6I-at
, 1864-09-29

S# Diseases Of the Nervous, Seminal, Urinary,
ard Sexual Systemt.--New and reliable treatment
in reports Of the Howard Association Sent By
Addrees Dr.. ]. Skl1lon Housh:on, Hnward As
eoeiation, No. 8 South Ninth street, Ph,sadel-
phi, Pa. seps9TQ7.3H
, 1864-09-29
FROAE LASALLG COUNTY.
Glorious Union Rally Mt Ottawa Yes.
tef6ny-

Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tribuue.1
OTTAWA, Wednesday, Sept. Is.
4 rousing Union meeting was held here to lay,
with speaking from two stands to from three to
four thonaand people. SpoPches we're made by
Senator Trumbal, Hon. 8. ". Mou!sou, and ",
T. Hopkins.
Great enthusiasm prevailed. Trur1buu's speech
was most Mabterly and convincing one.
, 1864-09-29
LOCAL MATTERS.

Mass mcet1ng Postponed.-In couac-
queree Of the excitement and absorbing Interest
in the dran and Ward meetings. to eli quotas the
Mass Meeting OF the Lincoln and Ogleshy Club ut
BIJ an Hall for this evening, is postponed.
J. ". WAUuHoP, Secretary.
, 1864-09-29

WESTERN UE1oH COLLEGE AND MILITARY AuAp-
EN1, FULToN, 1LLIso1s.-Adrstclaasb boarding in
stl1ption fot young men ard boys. Cadets received
at any time. Adress, Coz. D, 8. CovFRr.
ECpt1THG%SW PresIiert
, 1864-09-29

~ Diseases OF the Hezvo1e, Eer1issl, Urinary
and Sexual Systents.-New and reli.ela treat1ent
LIN reports Of the Howard Association. Sent by
mali IL eesled letter envelopes, tree Ct charge,
Address Or. T. skflon Houghtoa, Howard Asso-
cistlon, No. South NiEth street. Philadelphia.
- iy5-1734- -Rr
, 1864-09-29

Or. H1ge1oyv:-Th gentleman Is often re.
fer1ed TO- n complimentary terms, aud spoken OF
as one who Is every way worthy the confidence Of
who are afflicted With yeneresl dfeeaae in any Of
its forms, or who hare long suffered from chronic
arrangements, Should at once 20 to d.. Biselow;
both BY education and experience, to give you lie
aid yoa 20 much wish for. Dr.. Bigelow Is now
permanently located at 170 South Clark street, on
consultation dag and evening, and those Who Wilt
him may rely that all the appliances OF the medical
art will be brought to their relief. se23..1G5-It
, 1864-09-29

!
,Si' w OOU'5 hU . Ii u u
| 01,r
G1' '. F+o..tsta.A s, Mvup AMP 3; r. WHITMAN.
| HI, d. SBhDLRTs ~AG n, - n ae1sr - = An,,
| '''...- .@ ~ e~''' - sD'Ase-.ona.
nsA1ee' oo& I'LL
| sB1AI SUCCESS OF TaR
81. IHk 3lohET'oF-LEAvE MAN.
Nsltsi Il; f brsfe33 ..He3
ss@ WT;ss9Esb,.:. a!s, Z! II 7
Emily al bSgmond 'fsnn3. y; y. Fsfs1a g. ~
| FR1EE8 OF MI6aiONs "%-"
70 Museum and Gallery Of I,ectufe Roore " a s..
Eecufed SEAS il Drssi IL lie or p::anes;a e.
9tsaett!s Chs.rs {5u IN 1unher] -. ,.s...:" ii IL
Cnl;dren nnder Is v..; =; 20 sad Ga1o
Children .eea2Y1T 1Fs's N Dra GiIcia Or sA''
EtHG:e r. In Afms. not admitted.
hid,er nn1s1 70 1s N ca.
Prlyste Bo1 "a 4, s.t nae -. 'ss:;;.2 r.
Dcor1 rpen Tx Cnrtsln .1zes ii TX O'clock, Css..
f4oSea sa1a1a CELL as'o*
REorTrrrD rrrarN
Wu w l. - n u h . L a. LA LIZ T.
Tn1rpen.v vp.,r,7.,
tnCkoDAl ana Fhl"Af EFEN1EaS, Sept, eo.1
, 1864-09-29
aurtlum Sales.
GILBERT il SAMPSON,
"a Auctloneer1s n. - And g Dearborn #.
EXTENSIVE EALKO
NeK and Secondhand Furniture.
aurtiu1t Sales.

ne vim sell on TUESDAY. Oct. 4tb. 1861, at sS
o'tocE.ht our ts1ks1oon. the most extensive sWcrt
ment Of Itcn naw AID sscond.hana furniture, COD
tlttp4 Eth Rosewood AID .rotatalle Parlor S5ts.
slo Walnut 90 in hepp and Hale Cloth, Easy Chairs
and hocke'ts Re7eNocd epok Gates AID SECRETARIES,
Rafof Chalrsr Marble Top Tables, HRs Trees and
WhAtnols
Ci!AkBER sETs-1a Rosewood. WALNUT Chestnut
and nam eIled a. u AAhnRanys with OF without MAI
Louraes SC.
u1NiNH ROOM OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES rs,'es,
T. oas I'D s,nat ele9aat Marble TOP Side Boards.
Cta!rs and c. 8. Chs IT. Sewing Chairs and Kocfers,
Velvet, bsusles snd Ingram Carpets Cooking, Par.
lor and Chamber Stoyes
Also-s3 boxes CnampatEe Cider. in pta. ard qts.
Alto-TWo 6h-w Casee. toVetf er vita i variety OF
other 5 GODS too numerous to pRrHcu,Artzf. GSpG.
c.rtfnlly naexed tad sh!oped 1cr buyers from ths
county. The tCoge goods 4rt el! WORTHY the xt:eu
ton Of huYef3, GILBEIsT 4 SAHPnfaN
H{aQ{1e1St AUct1oneeTA
, 1864-09-29

CeLoRED FREEDMEN's Arn MEET1So.-On Mon.
day eveIing last, pursuant to Adjournment.
meeting Of colored residents Of this city was held
at f91iun's Chapel On jackson ftreet. Mr. Jones
Was elected chairman, and r. L. Moss, Secretary.
The chairman IN short Introductory address, ex-
pla{rcd the ohtcts Of the meeting to be to render
assistance apd relief to the suffering freedmen.
women and children now staying at Quincy, Ill,
and TO reeeivethe reports Of those who hsd opened
subscription Books TO solicit donations In thtIr
behalf,
Alter delivering few appropriate remarks, Mr,
r. s. Mott offered the following reeolutiocg.
which were carried unanImouelY:
WHEREAS, There are q great number of freed.
men, women and children, at Quincy. III. who
have been robbed Of their Golt-zlven rights by the
mtsery Of Slavery, and who owing to the cruel
necets Ties Of var, are now itEtny1n mcagre AID
Deceseitous orditioa. therefore,
19es0:ted, That the executive committee ap-
pointed at the previous meeting, b. instructed to
eollcit subscriptions fo1 the aid Of said sufferer.
ResC@rtd, That inasmuch 90 the Managers Of the
Western Illinois Sanitary Fair have tenticted us 4
place In their far for the bHreit Of said peopla.
that will ihab bkiully acccptit and will endeayof
to make It equal ~ representation to any other
Rxso'rtd. That We form ourselves into permq-
nent Fl. edman's aid 6oc1ety, and thst commit
t. Of five be appointed to dralt constitution aud
b}.lswe for the government ofthe stme.
The msetng Ihen adjourned.
, 1864-09-29

NEW foRK, Wednes-ay E<sntn9, Sept 49,
Ao51oambnal Sales At q = for mlddins npaa: 81 d.,
1na ~ suction 70 e1lt1 New U11aAn8 u 81 a. Acn
IL "a bales ut SLIT for cAmnEqd 90.
t1ouk-s1ato aad western H91c better k2u more
, 1864-09-29

DAsTAnp1r.-A veteran eoldier who yesterday
enlisted in the Fifteenth Ward. and received the
SH0, dropped 1t on the floor Immediately on re-
ceivfnE Ii. The money WAS picked up by col.
ored man, but was snatched from him By some one
unknown, who run of with It,
, 1864-09-29

Among the names drawn 'or Luke re notice thst
OF Mr. j. 7. Ely. the rinth ticket taken. III. Ely
bas for many ycare been respected member Gi
the Il urh estate, " sud uas fUrm.rly editor1sllv
CONNECTED With the TnncSE. Not betac one oi
the additional hundred per cent men, be vii proh-
ably foon be aakeo to exchange the pen for the
"less mighty" weapon. Mr. E. n Jarrett the
schoo'maste1 OF 1he town, also received p.txe.
aud possibly long will refrain from steachinr
the young tdea how to shoot In order 10 be tanehf
TO hhoot correctly himeelt
THoRErpN.
The prmbes enrolled for the town of Thornton
was announced To be 2a2s the deficit q, aud nstn-
bcI to be tra"n 4a. Snpcryieor Dlatou was an
pointed b Cant. james to make the draft. The
, 1864-09-29
H-paper Haneing, &C., &C., ut N. York prices,
r'E R1rby, So Randolph St. eu21piGs st

Me.r12olftsn Hail &c Re0S--TEts Hall
is to.fnt for sn the purposee fer witch such hxis
eys ofdinsxily used. Terms moderate. AppIea-
lions csa be made a. TIA c1es, adj1irirg fhe en-
1Snen 70 the Hall. ls1o h94Q,n
, 1864-09-29

wWe call the attention OF the public to the
new Plumbing etabltshmcut Of O'f1afa & Dy,ne.
corner Of Wells and Washington ssreeta, late with
a. @. Becker. SepsIS9o0
, 1864-09-29

FAIR ToR TIE BENEFIT OF S1ck AND WOUNDED
SoLplERs.-A number Of patriotic young ladies' Of
til. city have been for some time past quietly but
enc:geuca1ly organizing plan for holding Fair
at Metropolitan Hull for the benefit of sick aud
wouuoed soldiers. The plsne arc now f1ly ma.
opened this evening and continue thsou shous F1-
day. ioclcding the evening. All citizens are urred
to attend and do al Ia their po8e to favor 80
2iih Illinois Eeeimcots arc Invited to attend and
will be admitted free Of charge II they appear In
uniform.
, 1864-09-29

THE REGIMENTS FOE MlssoCEI.-1n conee-
QueIcc Of the faiture to procure the Necessary
transportation the departure OF the regiments
ordered to St. Louis pAs necessarily postponed
The 11tb Minnesota toDk Its departure yettefday
PER the Illinois Central, sud the l47d Illinois went
about o'clock In the afternoon By the Pltt+burg
aud Fort Wayne. The other reg1uents unoef or
ders will 20 as toon az The railfoade can supply
the TRANSPORTATION.
, 1864-09-29

GILBERT d SAMPSON.--Our
y a re1s Furnttnre Sx1e will taxa plsce at our
As1esr CHS TUESDAY. October 1T, and vii cor
gst Of of the ifKest and richekt assorte1ts al
Pa,!or. ChsMhtF AID Ufnin2Foom surn,tuse slse ant
8.tfoon ard PatloE eetts. &C.. sold It auction N
tbts city. Pafticu Ar8 herehfter.
Be2kfsD111t GILBERT d BAEP5OE, Auctra.
, 1864-09-29

We would again call the attention Of our cltixena
to the prceence in oar midst Of recruiting agents
for other States- Can We not get lid OF them :
but no definite information was obtained. Keen =
sharp lookout tor them. We want ali the men ye
C4n get 49, ~
, 1864-09-29

ALAosT MURDER IN CloERo-About six
O'Clock IN Tuesday night a respectfully attired
man. whose name Is yet unknown, WAS set upon
By two men AID subjected to most 1nnrderous
assault On the continuation Of Weat Madison
street, outside tho city limits. and In the town o,
Cicero. During the struggle be was besteu 70
s.ssEe,y aSout The bead and t.ee with stones and
those Of human being. The ground il the i'm
mediate vicinity was covered With blood, and
murder would certainly have been prrpetrstcd bsd
not couple Of men Bearing ii. screams Of The
sufferer ran to the epot. The ruf3lnly aesallauts
Instantly decanIped. hut cue, lamed Edward Sul-
hvan, was captured after hard chase, and given
1n'o custody. Nf. Frederick ". Cola, onu Of the
Witnesses 70 The assault, procured warrant
4 deadly weapon With inIent to commit murder.
and ppon re testimony Of Sir. co'e and III. Nor.
ton Lake, the othtr Wltnees, Justice Luewe heId
the prisoner for trial ut the Recorders Court ia
bonds Of 8, Co., Sullivan was brought into this
city 5este.cay and committed to tie cocnty ia,j
Ihe Etctm Of y The da*lardly attack ha. cVct since
the time lain tn an unconscieus condition so that
hie nsmc cannot he learned. His wounds ars of
very teIious natufe, and indeed death IL consil-
cred by his nedica! attendant to be no lmpossibie
contingency.
, 1864-09-29

EARLY c1osKa.-The statesmen Of South Clark
street held meeting last evening, aud pissed
resolutions OF heartfelt thanks to the employers
for their cheerful acqu1escebce IL the request to
close their etores at O'Clock from the dfst Monday
in October to The first Of January.
They nleo adopted . resolution requesting the
ladies' Of the sly TO nish ther trading at the dry
We woui5 Join our voice In the appeal. Eight
O'Clock ts late enough for al legitimate busluess,
Let the ladies remember that the clerks have sons
and bodiet, and can appreciate rest and recreation
, 1864-09-29

A LITERAL AND PA1n1o11c OrFER-Ms. James
Van Vcchten, the wel'1nown msp publisher, at
No. 10 South Clark street. Up e.a!r7, has offered
tn doratc the profits Of his Gales durin: the 1e-
~ ,lndeE Of this week towards fund for ayertine
the 6rHi1 In a1y ward indicated b. the purchaser,
muet atIrnSed etyle- Among b1% rtock are the
latest lstnes OF the maps Of thu United States, I.
nols. rook county and official map Of Chicago,
valuable u1nIt6
, 1864-09-29

SOLDIERS REs7.-A squad Of flfty Cook county
recruits. In command of Lieut. james, were enter
tained at The Rect yesterday morning.
Seventeen wounded men Of various regiments
Rome. Ga
Fourteen men OF the Y. &. c., under conusud
o. Sergeant Stsrns> 103d Ohio, arrived ut ths apme
time tram Columbus, Ohio, Eleven Of thc men
We're tet6ners from the rebels.
, 1864-09-29

The number enrolled at Elk Grove is 195: the
deficit Is; Dumber to be drawn a6 Mr.. Joseuh
Converse vas appointed to make the draft. The
following are the uameR drarrn:
, 1864-09-29

AocpETrs.-A eirl about ten years Of age,
dauchter Of q widow lady named Lois Mason. re-
siding at No. III Harrison street. YVES, yesterday,
playing: upon pile o! bricks. near her mothers
residence. VIII n rome Of them heca ne looBened
one OF her luabr. The little su1erer was reached
By couple Of colorcd men passtnc by
About noon yesterday q bog, aged about s1x
street near Green, WIS over oppoeite hrs houe.
One hand ~as passed over bs the wheel OF The
vehicle. completely crushing the boocs and Of
course btc&l,1ng the fingers.
, 1864-09-29

TET:1sc1E Acc1DEsT.-Mrs. Dora Frsrkeustetn.
resieine at No. u North Ha'eted street, was on
Tue.daE tich! last scrioussy. md it ls fes,ed
iatay Injured BY the explosion OF kerosene
iHlnp,
The lamp vss standing rpou the ten table, and
EEf Franktnstrfn MD three ch,ldrQn were II the
room. VI cn from come c,use unKnown it explod-
tn Of tie children, ~7