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Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1864-09-08

The announcement of the vote by the Presi-
dent was received with tremendous applause,
the delegates and audience standing, the
band playing, and the cheers continuing for
several minutes. Immediately after the nom
ination banner On which is painted the por-
trait Of Mcclellan, and bearing as a motto:
"H cannot have command of my own men,
let me share their fate on the field of battle"
was run up behind the Presidents platform
amid the widest shouts of the multitude
A communication was received from the
Chairman of the German Peoples Associa.
ton of New York, claiming to represent
10000 citizens, and accompanied by resolu.
tons pledging the Association to the support
of the Chicago nominee. 1t was filed.
Mr.. Vallandigham said that from the first
| moment he had been animated but by one
sentiment-peace. To the end that there
might be peace in the land, he then moved
that the nomination of Gen. Mcclellan be
declared to be the unanimous sense of the
Convention.
Mr.. McKeon, of New York. seconded the
motion, and remarked that we were Ia tte
midst of a bloody revolution, and thal u .nd
present Administration should be con io;o.
no man of note will be safe IN ms mug 10
and life He exhorted all to JON WIN ~
heart and as one man in our efforts u o'e'
throw it.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1864-09-08

While 600 rebel prisoners were being con-
veyed to Morris Island to be placed under
retaliatory fire, the vessel, the Chatham, was
run ashore in a manner so as to lead to the
suspicion that an attempt wac made to let
them escape. The Captain and mate are now
under trial, and if found guilty will be shot,
Only one rebel officer escaped.
In the accident on the Indianapolis ana
Cincinnati Railroad Friday, about thirty per
sons were wounded, one or two probably Ia
tally but none killed. The train consisted
of three passenger and one baggage car, and
was completely wrecked The . engineer nee saw
the ,d as the sse. train
nrdar To Gle ar the bridge and gain the shelter
Of an embankment ahead, but the tornado
struck the train in funnel shaped ravine
and with such force as to lift the cars from
the track. Two passenger cars made two
complete revolutions and landed with the
wheels uppermost. In the same vicinity
stone walls were leveled and the massive
roof of large stone house lifted from the
walls and carried considerable distance.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1864-09-08
CHICAGO, August 81

THIRD DAYS PROCEEDINGS.
The National Democratic Convention re-
assembled at 10 o'clock this morning. The
wigwam was again densely packed, and the
crowd outside was greater than ever.
Mr.. Wickliffe then rose and said that the
delegates from the West were of the opinion
that circumstances may occur between now
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1864-09-08

there be admitted to the Convention, not to
exceed three gentlemen known to be mem
bers of the Democratic party, from the seve-
raj Territories, said delegates to be permitted
to participate in the debates but without pow
er to vote.
Gen. Morgan, Of Ohio, moved to amend By
extending the privileges Of the resolution to
delegates from the Southern States and the
District of Columbia.
Mr.. McDougal accepted the amendment,
Mr.. Tilden, of New York, opposed the res
olution, as it was manifest that no gentlemen
can be thus designated by the convention,
who come here accredited to US, and they
may or may not represent constituency
1t might be otherwise in regard to the gen
tleman: but, under the circumstances, the
adoption of such a resolution would, in his
judgment, be productive only Of confusion
and disorder. (Cheers.)
On motion, the resolution was referred to
the committee on credentials.
A communication, signed al. II. Riddle,
Chairman of Louisiana delegation" was read.
and referred, setting forth that he and his
colleagues were properly accredited delegates
from Louisiana, notwithstanding which, the
National committee had refused them tick
cts of admission.
doV. " lckllHe, Vi NY, handeo up Two let
ters which were read, one from John w
feathers, and the other from James r. Bu-
chanan, both delegates from Kentucky, in
which they explain their absence, by saving
that they the victims of military despo-
tism, arrested without cause, imprisoned, and
denied a resort to the legal measures guaran-
teed by the laws of the State and constitu-
ton to establish their innocence. They pro-
fess increased devotion for the Democratic
cause advise the adoption of peace plat
form, and are hopeful Of the success of the
nominee of the convention. The letters were
laid on the table.
On motion each delegation through its
Chairman then named it's selection of mem
bers of the respe ctive committees as follows:
, 1864-06-26
CoRs-aerclaI Postscriptv


aA1u0nAT KyXHLa0. June Is, l&4-le D. n.
Owing 10 tho receipt Of commercial dspasehe 70 ltou
New York. Ing that gold had advanced er oecount
Offs reported dlAastor TO Grants army, tbs general
produce markets. became considerably 1rtpce, and
Prices advanced over the closing quotations Of
'ChanEc.
FLOUR VIA In better rtqpest. and tco brls .Deck.
ers double extrAn weIo sold At S362X.
WHxAT advanced 4osc 2 tulhel owe. tn closing
pfett OF ChanKe With salea In the afternoon or sbopt
pao huthe1s at u 7s4tso for No +, and :. for
no T. and in the evezluz about I5oe 1t SlsQ {or No
J. and u 77o1sb for No cotnE 1t tho outside QUO
tsdons. The sales IN the evening WEIR: 5000 bu
10 Spring At $3.50: 2,sao bn No Spring at 81 a:
o@e bu do At sl7i; 13foo ba do 1t yl74x: Is 90 br
40 II 9fss scto hu do It ,7-k; s00o1 do at u H.
CoAn wtt IN active demand and lalKc pef buahsl
higher than as the elose Of Change. About 1eAooo
bu. wefe sold 1t sl36G1.27 for No, a-ch1eay At
s13ek-tlostnx weak At that price. The sales were
ssfot bu. No aeon in store 1t !7e4; 7lo bn. Co.
st 27' 200. bu. do. At sl.es4 17.ooo hu do. 1t
slzs. Thefs were no tales OF No.L
OA7s were In rood demand and hrm, with sa1ss of
a5,oos bu. No. !. IN atore. 1t &c.
HtauN1dKs we're more acura than at the croae OF
Change, bnt without any matexial Improvement In
prices About 2,7to bhlR were sold as ta,tsal5l.
elotirg auiet It H. E91s0. Tha GALES In detail wers
- sollows: 100 bbs city II &1 1850 bbls do At Il
~; co ohls DO at 3lk2; sat bb's country at s1.sa
sAiT Wns nru, Ard ta1e was made In tho after
noou OF 700 hbs 0nondaka Fine. to asr1Ye as 3aoo
auSAt, 70 % delivered In September.
, 1864-06-26
ALBANY CATTLE MARKET,

1AVo11sd UdX.
Photographed excludve!y to the Chicago Tnhune,l
ALEANy. SATURDAY EVENING, june z5 1SSA
BEEF CATTLE-The Cattle trade continues dull
and inaet1yes and t1a market close1 heavy. With
about 2.oo0 head remaining unsold, most Of which
will be shipped to New York by hsst hapds~ Re
celpts for the week amount to 422i, wh.h, with the
State eatts. makes the total supply about 40 head.
Buyers arc plenty enough. but they have operated
With unusual caution. Prime extra bee1es arc
comparatively scarce. and such are in fair demand
at aHc 2 ,. but the lower grades have declined
Hc on Inst weeks Quotations. There are several
hundred siIlers In the markst which haze suffered
much nom The heat, tho ereury ranging from 8; to
W degrees In the shade all day. tbs Br1ghto, men
tafe about 500 head Among the rales were 17s head
Illinois stee1B, sold by D. WAixnl, at x6o 50 Der he.
hveFsEe wefxht being go NJ, and 216 head Still arp
y &e41e per head, average welaht 1850 ns. The best
drove ol Ohio cornfed. averaging Las, ns, brought
sisf!o per head. -Four or i've hund1sd head VIII be
held until next II arks&.
sHEEe-Are neglected at 5x@sxc for theared saa
&c for wool.
Ho1s-Are In active demend at 1H@oYc for light
70 fAir ard 1cc 70. ht nyy s1ers, cornfoi Oneox
two aa1es Of fancy were mads At lbkc = D. Rece,nt,
1900 shipped to New York, II the raua1nd ~
with Tho exception of a few hundred, wase sold to
70 East. -.
, 1864-06-26
Cincinnati Market.
Especial Dlspateh 10 tho Chicago Tfibune.}


Junw Is, 1874 :
FIouR-Market dull and unsttted. Super1po u
held At $7sc&7A, and Extra at f76Oe7.s0; bat these
rata ars 1o9isc above what buyers arc willing to
HHaAT-PEtcsa are lower. and prime Red 4old at
3lss01.R+' White t. hsld It Si.7091.eD..
ConA-The market 10 dull and unsettled. and pr.cep
are quite Irregular. Ehslled would net brin9 over
@a IN tho elevator. ana could pe oisppeeu or
At better than u 1oa112.
OA1r-A du1l market. 1t so@atc In bulk In elevator
and SOC IN bags About LOCO bushsls sold It soaslc
IN elevators.
Rrk-1hs demand has fallen Of, and tho market
must be quoted dull At $t.sS@l&o
WH1EKr-1n good demand, with lafge sales last
evening 1t $6s SEQ bsls sold this forenoon At that
rats, but the market IL dull.
PRov1e1oss-Meta Pork is nomtua1ly uuchaured.
tt1s held nrmty 1t $780, Bulk Meats are irrea nar
Shoulder sold II lsc Sides offered at IKE b.
cen Shoulder arc nomlnal-none In market. Sides
sold ast evening 1t 1lc packed. Lard sold At lsHc
but Ia held at tic generally. suEar-cured HAms sold
ut &c.
otIs-Linaeed advanced to ,.seSl s., and vas held
higher At the close. Lard advanced 10 tasc, with
strong upward tendency. Red Is 10 to 12xo1sx,
GRocxI13s-The dsmand continues active, bat
holders art not Wiling to sell too freely We quoto:
fAH Sugars, 1n12s hard Refined, z6K921ct Coffee.
4et9Ee; New Orleans AoAsses, Sl,loali3.
, 1864-06-26
st. Louis Market

l9PeEAAl AAp&tGH 10 tuh LllCA7o Tribunal
81. LOUIS, Saturday Evening" J4ne2s
ToEAcco-Active and higher. Sales Isl hhds. In
c,udink = factory do 1t 500 to sloo Is planters
do At $so75 to n+.ts; n common shipping leAf at
115co 10 3s3; &smcdlum do. At ~ % to $3.50. II
good and fue do 1t 1900 to. ss72s Is good do. at
HOE to 3to.toi tno do. 1t sa1oo to $500, and
do. st 3ls96o, 11aI0. 1880 aud 1880; Alao Il
bo1ei 1t ts.p1 to 97a.7 Is per 100 pounds.
Floua-Inscuve. Prices OF choice extras Ara
hrner. sAlea, including 50 brls country spring
super. at 1850; 9z5 do. de. - %; 800 do do es
tame prices; inspected double hesd lined and d.
iyeted; 2Go do. on private te1ma. -
GRAN.-Wheat rather lower. sales Of 3s7 bszsin.
feE1oF and common fall 1t $16631. 1910 bags ratz
to rood, from sl.7o to 31ao: rs do choice as slsq
and 800 bagr, strictly choice. 1t 51.s3 per huahel.
Cc7n-1nactlye. Sales 10 bags mlxed 1t 4. u: ss7
bags prime yellow It $50; $40 bAgs choice mixed 1t
al; 800 hu white. to arrive. 1t 41.s, aud 2ea oaEs
do. on the IeTte, 1t $ls& Fer bu. delivered all in
New York bags. Oats-InacuTt. Sales 10 bags II
ese shout 0 bags, In lots At e4c. and 15o 1t CSC
RJe-HeaTJ. Sales 1@ bags, part mussy sat s1st, and
50 9tags good 1t 3t.s2K.
Ra1sKx-E1cited. Sales yery large, amountinxt to
2o btls intending 4o2 brls IN lots, At &ee us brit
In lots 1t 65 brls in lots At t1es; 6s brle 1t
ss 100 br1s 1t H. per gallon aud 100 On private
terms.
, 1864-06-26

EEpFtIEI U1aF&4CH 70 E1t Vn1etE6 TT1bUneJ
BH1pasfoE1, satazca! E!entne, June Is 1854
cosI; Dsil, Norris, Il. Mc;ie.nsn, Seneca. Lay Icy
F1.nsne, athena: 1asess.sstot, 90: q i. Ioamii.
Ottawa; y. o'cos nor. LasAlle Esa.x, Ostaws, @H
lumber. Union. 0uoxA
u. = Gurnee, Atasrs, . Yard. Fubble itone inves
uxstos, AtherA 70 J.zc4 ruob!e stone; II. d. Loo.
n1. Athens. q sAsts dimtn&aoa ktnne Elz.b stn,
loekpots. s,soo By eoea: l.n,hc. Dop.ee, II q 81
1.t,.,, ks1lssst z5'9 :, o. sotq ~ -
5lst n al: Dolphin, 0tta~A, 3oo HI c,ro an
Fests m Honl. 70 b. eeFa joaa Mrson
+. W. Joliet, 100 hn e:,sn; A*f,ct-s Aup a.
Pc. MO bn corn; g. T, Gaie, Athens 80 JsrIs ran,
, 1864-06-26
New York Market.

INV YOEK. Saturday, Juna 3.
Co1roy-Dull, heavy and droopl1g LIS for MD
ding tplsnts.
EaR9s.so ft. EXTRA; ts.e@a % cxtEs round hoon
shlo; - @foo % for tr&de brands, closlnS dulI-no
buyers at outside. :
H9.sxr:.,Eaeis.d and decidedly higher tnaa las.
clotlIE dull ut 81 .s56el IS for the latter.
MaEAEHssWsTL o3aW q - snd g., sSa & iowsr; *1s79eM foE
Hln.er Eeo Western si..sal.s94 Tor unsonnd Win.
Ter Fed Western. Corn quiet aud steady at $t.f3a
anorafIors Oats Active and dec1ded'y highcr-a5@
gkc fer western, outside quotations. for lots ID store
F1THu1KUM-Ijtll IL AID nominal.
y NooL-SefT nru ard nc'tve.
PRoT1s1oas-P.lk less ,rtIre but hiKher. 1t <ss2
SD fer mess; 3l0s34&1 fof new do; 4115c93t-0 for
old 1ed new prime; sssaSso 1as pr'ns @@css; = also
Sides dull snd nominal. lard lower 1t Ii t9t7Kc.
Butter gery Drm 1t 26GtS3c: Ohio sig ec Cueesa IN
good request Apd ahAde drmeI aE ll2 &c,
, 1864-06-26

MILWAUKEE, Saturday Evening, June =.
FLoun-Flour dull: buyers and sellers apart.
GRA1a-Whest-recetpas $500 bu. Tbs mnrkes
opened this morning At si.s7; TO bu No spring
eo1d 1t that pr1ee In store. On Change marker de-
c'ned little. Gales 1l,ooo bu At s1s29lssx. This
evening nne shower csuo down and created quite
hu excitement. tits the nrst rain for two month";
and was welcomed BY cheers. and some BAY wheat
declined &c on the strength Of but 1t was
~ sweet. This evening the market Is up on report
Of ei.aster TO Grant, and some sales At sl for No
epring-
Thy are having heavy storm up the river, south
Of La Crosse. The operator says lit through
this State. tho damage ~iu be be considerably re
pAifod.
, 1864-06-26

tcpEeE0 UHpxtGu 70 tad CuIc820 IfIuu1t.J
DEThoT. Saturday evening, June Is.
Ux-Prop Fountain; ScArs Montreal and Live
Yankee.
DowN-Prcp Mtsourt: Bafks Hungarian. Eorms,
Accom- aud Wards Brig Commerce. Schss Ale1an
dFia. BeuneJ. 6!ble5. Coringtou, Sclk,rk, JaolnEo
Minnesota. sweepsfAkes, Seaoisd Monticello, Shook
WhitmSn, Perry, Preston, Sea Gutl, Antoyla, Snow
bridge.
This s;tetnoon the Prairie State sunk With cargo
olGQRr aud grain ut alden.
, 1864-06-26
Gtrapf1 OF Stolen.

GTOLEN-Frtm John L.n.ft,r1,
~ two m,1ea north OF rarlau. hGa iace1 b*y
H1.e tn eo:rfl colt the colt hhk White st1los
In It, taee ahe s1e hss tnrre Wn!s et oto AGAR
tu.nnE tatn es zss Horth k,nzse st1ee III rssesss
10 re7sld xEd sxQeAee4 PAID lt3tk'Aa a.
, 1864-06-26
RELIGIOUS INTKLLIoErgE.

The Young Mems Bible Class meets 1t O'Clock
'91erI Sabbath afternoon, corner OF CLARK and
Ne Is III - inVited ssnssfa 1ea s1e eosf osf,
denlatt, invited to attend.
9hsIs E.ll % general esshsrlnE q the teach:
street Methodist Church on Monday evening, a7th
inet The interest In the RabhAth School cause
nfG R. 81 ssS hs
% that this meeting will be Of more than ordinary
interest. The Clergy are co.dially invited 70 Be
vail be Of general chstacter. The oocaston viii
e Ss5nlitened By singing by the Fo'tes Mission
Rev ", ". H.rsba will address tho Jevs 1t The
Sonth Presbyterian Church. corner Of jackson
sltset and Sd avenue, this (snnaay2 evening. At &
serted It1seli:e Z, whose religious experience h1s
are cordially invited.
morning mud evening: Preaching in the morning
BY the pastor Rev. Robert Bentley; In the eve
mug By Rev 8. P. Eesrs, Presiding Elder, follow
Cd BY the administration ofths Lords Supper,
Leo Miller will tpeak in Metropolitan HalJ at
10x u m. and * pm Subjects morning dis
course "Immort ts1,ty, the l:esurreeion, ana Sec
Sesn sea issinS spi1SSsn Si Gaf's 1ss
arc invited. Seats free.
Eide. Benjamin Franklin, tho able advocate n
primitive Christianity, Will preach At the christiAn
deem and Rucker, At 1D1 O'Clock q. M, and Al D,
N. Seats arc all free.
1hsy, e. g snyds5 y e1geetssd to preach IN the
and rev, +. i. Willard at X ?. n '' 'A' = Ill.,
St. mary's OF the Lake.
The Annual Commencement at the UniveFalty OF
st. Mary's Of the Lake will take place on Monday
and Tuesday evenings, at seren O'Clock
On Monday evening the Students Of the Junior
Department will participate in the exercises.
They will consist OF vocal and instrumental music
olaloeues, speeches. and eseays on B. Fsrlety Of
medals to the dstns1is students Of the Various
classes and eonterrirg OF deEreet will take place.
The graduating Glars is larger this year than ID any
TO Dr. VI Laws. viii be conferred on the occasion.
Sat, IT, E b made q +. The laa5s':ss Rey
tory.
Northwestern Female College.
This f1st}tnIfnn. SO tavorznty known to the pub
t Ncs VIII hold ia commencement ezerrises during
The classes will be examined in the College
Chapel. beginning at "a: m: on Monday s11h fnst.,
The Floral Concert, b. he yonna ladies Of the
Music elass, will be held ca Tuesday, 1t Sd n.
IN Wednesday, at a:30 D. m., the board Of Trus-
fses will bold t1eir annual meeting in the College
Tbs annual nddrees before the young ladies Of
the Gtad1ating Class. viii be delivered by 4. Shu-
WMan,: Es9:. editor chicsgo Eeen1n9 Journal, on
The re9nlar enhancement exercises will be-
held on Thu. .tday, 10th Inst, at 1890 a. M, CON
the Graduating Class, followed b. Baecaiaureasa
adaIefs 9nd comforting OF degrees by Rev. Il. Ban
The next collegiate year will comm ,nce August
80, 1857. Application should be made early, as
but u limited Number Of rooms are vacant CATS
losues, With all Necessary Information will be for
Evanston, Ill
W "a al Trn
, 1864-06-26

0swYGo, Iupe 25-FlopE actTn aud unehAux
ed NheRt Of Ill descriptions scarce and 0ern, .nc
rather quisi; Nc Chicago SPRING q ae. LAST ntR n
apd Zoo bu Inferior flunni. It 3l.S. Other srani
ecxree, 3rd Qpctatfcul non1n&1
Canal {teishys atsAdy.
, 1864-06-26

In thlA city, Aha 17tt inst Il tho fksldeuco OF
T.! 1athef, rs li1rd AcLAukhlo). 4AAY 4. RAFE-
Vie OF Cens. ia e l.. kafety, oi the I'd kA1sss
Ca1elrT. aged II Jeasa.
3" Ieav-nvoftn. kansas. papers p1ease copy.
Al his home IN Wheeling. Cock Comfy, ILL.,, o:
Vel In the &th year cf hfA age.
Hc N*s A"uCn the Erst TWO companies OF Zen4vH9
" 0 lsit Ills ely to- cairo to defend tbs country
AfAln.t the 1ebcts in tbs S. uth~eas-
AT Gcncseo n 7. June 2lst. GEonGE YARD.
1etd . nnGntLs
, 1864-06-26
Lost.
ReaI Estate-Enu1ttrp.

TOR SATxE-At. bargain, 4 very
l. deI11 able 10: Of two md aif acres. ol a
tyeny ice, high CT ~ shore at t1te ha1.
aeIt or e1eelf garden OF farm land. lt:ie s3uh
OF tbe.toVA- Tie whole utl be sold At 9acf7ace.
caro-. Ill. -1cz3kS592s
, 1864-06-26

nearly reach that autn. We trust that the mator,
~ viii closely acrutixs tho Comptrolles's eetimates
and cut OF every dollar thatis not absoutsiv
nrcded. Tho est:mates should not exceed twenty
, 1864-06-26

CFrcua the Providence Journal, :tsh.1
Pl1A71xa ClofEH-Eoocs ase vert nrm with su
upwsro tendency eo1stt Fave advanced duune .ae
& tas in e. e;e ies % 81
y. :se. saturdaLs stee % so1ss. r.. easly ID tae
DO e4x64c c. early tn the week; 61oo do 81 g. SIC
ITO co A1tss se 400 do S&1e. e6xc; 3sos do 6l1
81, &c; $50 90 6k1ea, z3e; totl u 50 pieces
, 1864-06-26
:Ttre alarn Telegrapb.
ITO THE CITIZENS OF CEI.
l. cAGo.
Tho work OF constructing the
Fire alarm and Police Telegraph

= i tesil,h1o that II shozld be done In ne.e
Gu1Aple and % mAa+ nj m1ener. Telegram nnltn
tlaetd alonH The sldt wAlks objecsiunAbe: thtY
Ae aEsKnny. aro constant eonfco Of incpnyenf
E4cU to pfnpfls1oft ana occupants pf b1fEdfnep
my VII ffcsJ IN Few Je4rt, and capse fh1 cstT
eoI0e efs PIE txpense 70 Ieplsce thaa-
the Nne 1xeI the tops Of tbs anuses fastened 70
eeaS nsn hr.efet1 asi done In Boston, ~Asnlnxton
=, Mnst pus Up IN thas manner can hardly be es.n
nnp ~ ~ ~ hes6 70 repalzn' and Will last -
ln zach 81 na. Do1 there Il = uzhtnirx arresser
th9 eondnc rrT3tx1pe the houees to which tho
TeleEfarh - art.eEF1, MUnE II cnre from uattuinx
lnan aheJ would be ElInout the wires.
hoped tA1t tbe cittx ems VIE ch serf1 y tousAls
20 rase ,be E,rts ched thets nonset and theEe
O3 AID Tie cary aufhbytleA1n cAffJtnE thtt
peehe snpSoveNe ert In the'6e&t Ms anef.
pEs o. 70 M s9pl1}ses Of u Teez1spa u! saM cn
10 ~ the ssnae- will atTe ~ reqsfrd luioyhs.
dc, &c. u r. HARRI6.
jsa-kttsstAsp CHEZ Eaz1ntef Ere Departuezt-
, 1864-06-26

NV YohK, Saturday 1ohe zsth, 1851
Money rather more eaa u st per cent Startling
opener dull sud coe9d cfu At 7$97n for currency.
dod 0russr oHcatn3 At zis21ls. deinoS I'll a {.
sdsarsin4 70 sisx; slo,ios = soA. To!al !rxpo,ts
ISL. Treasury. october and April. ls5Halo1X.
, 1864-06-26

&nd thoroughness Of work With economy In labor
and cost, 1t viii require but short time to ind.
them on every rosd In tho country. Conmuntca-,
T. Htpwen, Quincy, Illinois " ..
, 1864-06-26

On behalf OF the living Publishing Company I
desire to inyile. through your paper, ali tho cSiL
drcn Of the Public Schools, to xieit lbs great Nj
ttonal Picture entitled "Washinsson Irving and
his Literary Friends" now exhibiting under my
superintendence In Heed's Temple OF Muslc," :"
1t will be necessary lor the teachers to call at the
rooms and make arrangements with me 20 that
the children eau be admitted In classes on differ
ent days As the room is not lsr1e enough to r.
ceiye more than given number at . lime.
You're, respectfully, B. FnopAnAx.
, 1864-06-26
NJ LAR RTE D
DIED.

AZ Ftnd1sy, Ohio, on the 3tss Inst, h tho Eey
Joeeph HJkea, a. II. PFN. EAT, Of Chicago, Iii
AID Miss AART WHB ELER Of Flsolay. Ohio.
, 1864-06-26
CHICAGO DRY GOODS mARKE.

!. SATURDAY. EVENING, June Is. 1861.
/ The market for Dry Goods continues arm and oct.
:, I've. The quotations received from New YORK are
hfeeular-shownE An cIritsd market. Here the
maFAet lie mora settled, snd, will be seen by the
comparing our quotations. wash those Of Nav York
on tho feeond page, prices here about as low ~
thofo published IN last Thursdsy4 f7debensteu..
Ihese auonuons. however, are only for TODAY:
, 1864-06-26

ct. PAUL'S SINGING SOCIETY
~. win give
VOCAL CONCERT,
For the beoent Of Mr.. CQARLE5 ANsORGR. IN +ha
F1tss universalist tDr. Kydersj Church,
On Tuesday Evening, Juno rs, 1861.
At O'CLOCK.
The programme lnclndeA faur chofuses frou,
Hozstts Istn Mas, seyer1l solos And qaaTtette9
Mf. Ak6OR6R will preside on tue Of,rsu TtcrntH
IS celts; tor sale At the door. jt3ak063 l.4tp
, 1864-06-26

Metropolitan HALL to Rent.-Thfs Hall
IL 10 rent for Ill the purposes for which such halls
are ordinarily used Terms moderate. Appliea-
tsons en- b. made at the Office, adjoining sae en-
trance to the HsI. jel9-hoi0-n
kB- Horse and Sign Pafrtn4, Ca1cim1nfng,
Glazing and Gtainlng. Paper Hangtugs and VIM
dow Shades selling at wholesale and retail It New
York prices. F. E. R1an1, 50 Randolph street.
Box 5s61 je3hil2-1H
, 1864-06-26
LOCAL MATTERS.

Fourth OF July ExcursIon,-an excur-
sion will leave<he city on the 18th Of July next for
cleaEerEille, 10 which the ladies' Of Clesyerv,lIe
ste interested: The object Of the enterprise 1s to
raise funds to furnish their church. To add to
the attractions Of the occasion. the ladies VII
: farpfeh Ice cream. strawberries, cake, etc. THE
time from the city u only twenty. minutes, the
groves ere delightful, there is fine bathing In tho
lakes. and abundant promise Of enjoyment for ali
who may desire to exchange the dust aud heat and
turmoil OF the city for day IN the beautiful groves
Of CleaFefYflle.
, 1864-06-26

Notice to Aldermen.-Al the Republican
members Of tie Common Council nre requested to
meet at the COMMITTEES Rooms on Monday at G
o'clock p. NJ, sharp, for consultation.
, 1864-06-26

The nonresldent owner II = lot sto feet front on
Vast NAtf d ne Ann 1troet, with cle4F depth Of
go feet 70 A1ler h1gh aud otAutifQ1 sronndwtI o.
fer i for sale IN Nhoe or in Lots 1t the ala
OF T8Os. u. RhY = + seal Estatt Once Eheso de-
tails CAD nov bo aznsd. See tAe Regular :tlon
Sale Acytrtue enent- jc9tEa7t4ststhp