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Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-12-15
CINCINNATI yENEREAL HOSPITAL,

FOR TIE CUaE OF PRIVATE DISEASES,
And uuder the control Of two Of the most Eminent
Physcians n tho world
nR n. BON APA RTE, from London and Paris
~ Hospitals, aud for the past ten years of the Gin
einuati Nenereal Hospital, and Dr.. n REYNOLDS,
late of Nsg Ysrk This Is the only ofioe n the city
where permanaBt cure of Private Diseases be
obtained, without the use OF mercury or change Of
dot. Gonorrhea cured in to ~ hours Gleet cured
TO 10 DAYS; structures cured IA to weeks; Noe.
turnal Emissions stopped IN to dsysi seminal
Weakness cured Ia To wosks; Syphiisinit its prma-
ry stages cure ~ days SEQ n1ary symptoms ia
20 weeksi skin Dsnafoa cured iu to weeks, i'm.
potency, ygOr restored IA 1 10 weeks All Diseases
af private nature treated with unparalleled success
male or female.
Dr. bsnaplrte's great work private diseases the
Private Guide Ia Health beneficial 10 all, male and
iemale, Old aud Young, should read this book twill
oalghten those Who groPo Ia darkness. Price 30
De- Bsnspsrte's Fronsh Patent Male safel II il
perfectly sale and neYer iaa 20 60 satisfaction lts
Price Of the french Patent Male Safe, 81 tho single
ena, 81 per half dozen. 81 per dOAsn, sent by mail
E~Maians LOzlER's Female Monthly Pills is
safe aud reliable remedy for suppreasIons and ali f
rnals diseases Ladies' should not use them .fnnng
pregnancy Rs they vii produce miscarriRRe. Prre
81 % per box-extrH fine sa-sent TO ANY address by
Drs. b. r. are the men to consult; they are on.
qpeshonahly olSno Sedged 10 he the chan plons aud
knss Of sehereal shases and the only Doctors ybo
receive monthly reports from the old world they
have been accustomed from an early ape Of youth 10
wtosss tha Ynuous diseases which siiiot manlgind
profossSmdstuiy Ia evary sphere of iiie from u'a
humble AOode 0l poverty ~ tho mansion OF the wenl
my, aud having aseerttnet beyond doubl The vast
snusung ot humanity, they dotormine TO select lie
gsneratiys system their particular study and to e
vote their sle attention 10 the allie Walton of the s
esses o. the!e mporent Imauons, No ooiters viii be
ge stamp. Gall or address " i'
Drs, BONAPARrR a REYEoLDs
NO iss syeqm9fs street. belYeeo FihbS ixth, east
o6ies hours i'orn . An tasP1 ia
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-12-15
AnVNnrIeINa RArns.


m DAILY.
tine square, teirhty words, solid one einaeriion..a
one square, thfei a,...s.... wv
one square, ono p
Une square, one month. y ~
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pn' -1n.re eiE ~ lN n
IN WEEKLY
one square, eighty words, week. .... ~ 10
or Rquare ,cach Weeltin Addiilon 90
ter Nuunfts one Nttt " OU
f5-lermr for Advertsemeuts occupying n QIente
Alaco or Tor longer ptuod thAn ntoNe specified, npd
known ut The Cnununn Room. - All sdyertisenei
ore charged NJ the nlofe rates, unless written RpTce
cent Is made previous to insertion 60 At rrsusf vi
vertiHementa fnuatir paid Tor ~ edsauce
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-12-15
AMERICAN SALOON.

LECoMPr & RAPP, Prop'rs.
11IIls sdoonls one ofthe most complete IN ali its
j appnlntmonis OF amy 10 the city
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-12-15
GIotbtn0.


NO. soi THIRD sTREET, DAYTON, ONO,
rs prepared to accommodate hs customers wit,
1 every article OF gentlemen's wearing apparel q
tho lttcat lyle and best quality. Those who wan
gloves boots, SHOES, slippers, 8o will do well 1,
give him n call. au2i
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-12-15
MUSIC STORE,.

fNHE attention OF musicians and ui lovers OF music
l. iSrdied 10 our splendid nsrurimeut oi Mus cal
Instruments of tic most approx Il Manufacture.
We have constantly on hsud Hnc stock Ut Vuhus,
Flntrs, Guith s. Cunrcrluos aud Oha o ttyiy
vrtty ol quRiity and I1 Gee.
Beng also agents fur ErnUst cables rCleLtnte1
Piano fortes "" arc atif tu Furnish the Iuhhc wIth
ih"-e hne .nttluututa Vhtcl luiy h. ihyUraby com
pnltd with The hesi u0W manufactured
Our ineAteH are suGh ne to eiAbiu ns 20 umIkh tls
above, as o. o, mtHc TOOK snttt music Hi al hiuuu
Of nuslcl merulandN', "a prce aud terms that CO.
uut iaa 20 prove satisfactorily to putchusot..
ca. J. -. lsh hit, ~ Atnn slreot
R2S BatNcp4l Third ard Fourth.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-12-15
3auslc
STRING M.USIC.

- = 4 A-A-A-N ~ 4N4. ~ - N--.s
1 AN prepared 90 umish String Music ior balls,
y rt'H &c., gt the lowest possible tHtvs. EuAiug
lnygd WITH PrOi Imrtmld dunng ihc lna. suu IucT
itci cOhli"nt tlnt cpn snufiy Nil his oid cIrton
ers. | am memhpr OF the kellmcniIl uI.d, aHd
can furnish any number Of plrtcs ion d sting aud
An orders leG with Charles 1htoip d, coTI.,I Tbrd
and Jchcr'un streets, under Fusion Han, WlI uu
promptly attended 10.
deIldJm lAhIEI B.EAkEE
, 1864-08-15
NURTAWESTBHN UNIVERSITY.
New Building to he Ercctel-~DescFip.
lion of the Work.

chtcaco "a ,ie,, In educational enternr;se Be-.
ss,,,t. oe,,,-, hu,,d,,os e,d rr3r.to aari,.
aries in constant process OF erection. she has but
or commenced to build within the past year, four
College or University structures, either of which
,sohr ho arnnoaa5 ~ - .raac,on, 6ortba uspt. -,
onE people. fne Northwes.ern University, located
r.. cnrnera1s I,mita of rhics"n NAV ref hr enn
tTos w ,nna,n :. ~ liz. hf9 intn,.toi[
,aert5Ged e ps1h Il ~ WA ~'''' "sNAs
s hs sst annual Sna meeting q TIC T,tsss q
a, on tent W e. H. ~ re.cn1n ~ hmiid
.o ~ ~ 80 e. cnrId - eoiiactsd Tia
ien4s Of the Institution have not been bseswasd
.as, p.a1 t,se.n.,e1 IN ~ o,ee ~ Il Rsndsil
Ie1y oeen a.. ~ arss 3to1d, t sree
~ ~ LIE ~ +fanaf fan1hracS nn,@ ~
h. .,a 3,ie iao III ,1.s,nstaIT he nrnVi
osa Mln Wans xa En tus s3eo5st nnr to The north
y T., 1IS,rS md m1,aenm nurnoees. The fol
,csx1nr is descriptton Of he firft structure,
Which II is intended to erect during the ensutng
simmer: r 'N~e ~
4The hnf,dinc will he erccted.tu the oak grove.
noth Of The pzcsent University structure. and at
dfsta1 &c of about one hundred and afey yards from
the !afe shore, on Tie highest ridge Of ground 10
he vicinity the foundation lying faIy twenty feet
sT feet Sonf by eeyentv.t9o ieet deep, three sto-
Iaa hI.h scIih h,sement and built OF atone ia the
I'D castellated style Of architecture. The princi
ps1 I toWer located on the eouthwest corner or the
Ssee. ana Becomes oetasonai a. It reaches the sec.
md story: It retains this form to altitude OF
ei"hty.tTo feet. when It /. flushed with battle
ments, prescnting substantial massive appear
auce. 4 eu1al1er tower will stand at the north
west corner. to be used as q, general yentllatpg n
hiatt, Between these, on the west face, !s the
I carriage entrance, approached by a Welflald out
Drive. The principal entrance will be on Ipe
, 1864-08-15
1T Louis Market.
Il I1t.-.A.3. 81. i.

I
ST. LOUIS. Saturday, August 1s, lsG4.
Homeopathy active aud steady 1t yestetday's
quotations. With not quite 1sfge offerings thsre
hiss been for the past faw dsJB~
F1ouR-lnac I've and unchanged, with sales Of 76i
brla single extra and fancy supertne tn lots st $db:
80 brls single extra at sss@s.75; 600 brls choice
country double extra 1T sin3o. -
GRA13-Wheat easier for buyers, With kales OF 1s7
sacks COMMON fall At fltn@1.3 eco do fair nt sl7
SIC do p1le at S1so@1s; and ss5 do chol-e at II s
1s per bushel. Corn dull and drcoplnzwlth sales Of
2ao sacks mixed 1t $s5; 400 do nlxod and yellow IN
lots ut s1t7&lss; SIG do do 1t u sa01s5x: s27 do
mixed white and yellow 1t $14o. Oats dtngged eagt
lEi1ih sales Of 80 sackF part rejected and part In
s-ccrd hand sucks. 1t 75@5hc: soo do prime In now
sscks at 1sc: rs do do At 7a4S0c. Rye declined with
Bales OF 1s0 sacks In three 1ots At SIC. exclusive
Backs.
LAHD-sale Of 1,2to tierces choice city steam ren
dered. Of two or three brands. At 1sc pr n.
Wu1sAY-The market continues dpll, With sales Q
81 brls In lots at tl.73 per gallon
GEocxR11s-SugaT-sal sales OF 60 bids LoulsfanA a
CSC 10 sc per D. Coffee du1l and non!nally un
changed. A sale Is reported Of GO brs rebo1.d MO
lasses ut $l.65 per gallon.
, 1864-08-15
LOCAL MATTERS.

A Down Town Merchant having passed
several sleeplees nights disturbed BY the asontes
vinced that Mrs. WtnsloW's Soothing syrup was
just the article needed, procured supply Tor the
child On reaching home, and acquafnttng his
administered to the child az she WIS strongly In
favor Of Homeopathy, That night the child passed
In suffering, and the parents without sleep.. Re:
The baby still worse and while contemplating an
other slsepless night, the mother stepped IRON
left The father with the child During her absence
be admlniatered portion Of the Soothing Syrup to
the baby, and said nothing; That 9taht a ~ hands
ipc bright and happy. The mother Was delighted
Win tho sudden and wonderful change, and a.
though at first offended At the deception practice
upon her has continued to use the Syrup. and ant-
fering crying babies and restless nights have dis.
appeared. A SINGLE tria1 Of the sTEnp never YET
dices Of the mother. Is cents a bottle. Sold BY
ali druggists. aug1-o514w,1 1,w*F
, 1864-08-15
Markets by Telegraph.
: ALBANY CATTLE MARKET.
[specia, Dispa: ch to the Chicago Tribunal


Albany, Saturday Evening, Augns: Il. ISL
DKEvEs-AlthouRh the demand for BeeTes Is less
hr1sk than yestes ay, prices firm at the aavn1es
OF fs go pes head the range Ia saes to-day was
nom 6h&91c. and il two or three instances suaN
droves were SOLD "a nigh tcc Tbs total supply tor
the week is SO hesd. Only lew hundrcd ketf It
msin unsold., The Eastern men reports bad home
narxet. and will lot probably take home moe than
so OF eco head.
suHEF-8ell quick 1t s96Hc Tor Light to good: and
Lambs OF which the supply was comparatively large,
brought 7KaSc receipts a,Goo.
Hcos Continue IN good request at l19:lKc. re-
celpts 500; shipped 60 New York $500.
, 1864-08-15
Cincinnati Market.

(Speclal Dispatch to the Chicago THbane.]
CINCINNATI, Saturday. August g.
FLoCs-UnehanEel ed and the damRud contlnuea
Efht suptr rane Is quoted 1t $ssN@56o and extra At
ss7sQ5.9o.
NltsKY-Dul1 at Il g.
GrA1N-N heat in good demand. At Il IS for rad.
and u 20 fer whlt but thee rates arc s@5c below
the vitws oftolde,s Co.n-Denan6 Night, but hold.
e-s are firm; car Is quoted At and sheilea
at &1.aQ1.H. 0ats-supp,y ts better and market
less nrm: : new Tsc, old ss9ssc. Rye dull-no sales
Dsr ey-Den NJ :ot new continues active and rtices
Aeypbced to 17t@,.75.
'GHlcEH'4s- Outlet. vt h fir county tra e. E<w
auKs1s fFmeF but not higher. Ce11ee steady st A1a
sc MolnRs:s q ;932.15
PEry,sInss- Ness rtrt II hell 1t 3.a.te. Daik
meats quiet though hrn Tho demand s5e.rs t, have
been supplied 1o tless la.d sold at .oc WHICH Is
an sdvaUce
, 1864-08-15

W.. c., Of Clinton, iowa, is informed that the
@lth, In tue omphitheatre originally intended for
tho meeting Of the Cops, on the lake shore, near
Twelfth street, Chicago. We cannot, OF course.
guarantee that it will be held then and there !.
they may cheat ns again.
Mrs. G. ". p, OF Columbus, ky.. Is informed
that the colonel alluded to er had atote under
the Matteson House, but did keep the cigar stand
In the fremont House,
, 1864-08-15
Home Military.

We have now in Chicago large number OF re-
turned veteran soldiers, who would be glad to be
formed into regiments aud batteries for dtfll &C.,
10 be used In case OF emergency As Home Guard.
number OF cur young men, who would thus learn
to 20 through military, exercise with men
who had faced the enemies Uf OUT country, 1s
there not some four citizens or military 1uea who
lave seen service that would set the ball In mo-
tIou. A regiment and battery, at least, could be
raised among veterans. n.
, 1864-08-15

s.e4 6ho ba do Old receipts at sstsX-uAsfd. nsrs.
Bales this evening. Il lcot bu No ). seG4E. oAts
dun; Inquiry mainly for local use. sIes. l5s bags
delivered 1t :ic car old In store at 7.c: do new
at &c. Corn eteady snd quiet. ssles, car Ia ssore
nj II e. Rye and BatlcY-Sp salaL
, 1864-08-15
Cattle Brokers. j.
TREASURY OErAhrnEAT, OFFICE OF

1H1ERSAL REVENUE,
WASHINGTON, July 20, 1864
Sn:-In reply to Your letter Of the 2tst inst I
hnye to say tst catilc brokers are subject to H.
censc duty according to the a1ount of their eaea,
hut that they are not subject 10 the tax upon bro
kers eales provided In Section 90 OF the Act OF
Jane aGth 1874, which clearly refers to hrokers as
defined N paragraph ., section 7J--pfoduce bro
kerb and commercial brokers. Very respectfully,
JoaEpu LEWIS, Commissioned.
Prrm PAGE. Esq, Assessor 1st Dist, Chicago.
Jlt,unfa
, 1864-08-15

Fmz.-Ness midnight, yesterday. a fire was dis
covered in the old wooden building situated On the
northeast corner OF Clark and Madison streets.
Th. alarm was speedily rrng, and the engines
promptly repaired to the spot, and soon the lauacs
were suppressed. The building WAS occupied be-
low as JewelrJ Store BY N. 6traas. His lose !.
chiefly from water, and will reach nearly $500,
which is covered BY insurance.
The upper rooms were occupied By E--Crpcker
as Photographic establishment. Ills loss In fur.
nitufe, etock and material, will c1ceec $1,000: no
Insurance Five hundred dollars Will repair the
damage to the building.
, 1864-08-15
Illinois and michigan Cnnn1,
Especial Dispatch to. the Chicago Tueune.1
BRIDGEPORT, Saturday. Ang. l3-l p. 4

BRIDeKP0R1, Saturday. AnR. III p. n.
CLEARED-SotltEg.
ARn1yBD-F1nancter. La Sale. 5.Gep hu corn: D..
Hess. Athens, Is ds dimension stone: Conyeyance,
Athens, ~ yds dimension Btone; Il. g. LOOMS,
Ashers 30 yds tutble stones L1dy franklin. Athens
soyda ruhble stone Invf Sds rno-
BILE stonet J. B. Freston Morris, $500 bu cora; r.
Goodell, Utica, 500 bu corn, Is eElA hyd. lime
Eric son. o,tsvs bn corn, 500 bu oats, s37s ns
beds, Glasgow, Jollst, light; ldAho La ssle. light.
BxIpaKPPoRT, AnX. 13-9p N.
CLEAaxp-Invest,gntor. Athens; Lady franklin
do; D. ness, do: u. q. LoomIs. do: Conveyance, do
Dircao, Joliet 1850 brls salt Ericsson, ottawv; Ter
ror, do 'p.2i6 It lumber, So lath: sebastono1
Utica. los telegraph poles for Lockport; ], D. rses
ton, Norris, 20 brts salt.
AnK1vEu-Rock Rup, La Salle3 1871 tons coal,
, 1864-08-15
UAuAaSr t1n%,Ad naf%off.

Vcx4cl8 E8t9eQ UEIfoH.
Especial Eitratch to the Chicago Trtbnne1
DETBoIT. Saturday. August Is. 1854,
Ur-Prop. Richmond. batks Chicago, UnadlNa.
Ocean Wave, Mist, Sherman, Wade sctrs. Senator,
Gem, Do1ti-s, MaKil. Ogden, Holt, o. B. nrown.
EDowH-Prop. Latham; bsrk Jones; schr. Perry,
Alrh2 now here leaking badly
WIHp-S, ".
, 1864-08-15

[. PRzsEx7Ar1oN.-Dn Saturday evening, Thomas
J. Nixon. the highly respected and well known
master Of transportation on the PittsbusE and
Fort Wayne RAILWAY, was the recipient Of several
valuable presents from the employees Of the COM
headed by T. F. Patrick, and the latter gentleman,
In few appropriate and feeling remarks, rnsde
the presentation, which consisted Of valuable
dlamohd pin. splendid gold pen and pencil au
elessnt Turkish arm. ch.lr, a handsome watch
chain and seals, a family bible inscribed with the
name Of Mre. Nixon. and m album containing the
cayfts de rIeffe OF the donors, which comprehend
cd 500 officials and employees Of the road.
, 1864-08-15

New YORK nloncy and Stock Market.
Ntw YoRx. Saturday Evening. Aug. Is.
Money easy at cot cent for cali loans. atering
e1ch .nee Gull, at 27<@176. Currency lieH. Gold
without decided change, opentn3 at 2san ndTaneing
Exports OF epecte today $1cs,gM Governntnt stocks
ready. u. S. ca. 1881, coup1ns 1K: 52us, coqponss
, 1864-08-15

EnIistins Men In Chicago for Other
ntate&-1foW to stop IT,

Notwithstanding their recent exposure, aud the
prompt and emphatic order Of Governor Yates,
there still in cur city several parties who are
recruiting for other States. They work cautiously
and secretly, well knowing the illegauty Of their
action, and that detection will insure swim pm
Ishmeut. But their guilt is apparent from the
fact thar they are assuming to pay local bonnties,
Some OF the parties to whom We allnae are inFolT-
Ing themselves in greater crimes than simply file
ri reuuiting-a crime amounting nearly, il not
m e 5 81 4 o,f a,y III se s
uut to men to make fare atidavits, who are not
enrolled and by means Of this affidavit to get cred
a man entered one Of theee recruiting Offices
oasl ssoS, g. 40 Sf xSlkh ~ ioesl bounty: +
here and desired to be credited here. This he was
informed could not be done as be could not then
get the local tonnty OF fa0l. but nc might, they
ard then he c6did be credited anywhere. This ap-
.p1icant asked II there was not danger Of getting
into difficulty BY making auch false OATH: They
ior him to consider II the profit did not justify the
rick" They said they shon]d not expose 1t, and
when once be got oE board gunboat be was safe
the kind in which these law-bteaktng scouudrels
hare figured. Such reasoning and assurance y OF
every day occurrence. and doubtless, under their
about played ont. The people are aroused 70 !
out Of thel RIGHTS. Already several Of these
c1aeeless seamps have been chased from the city,
and the others will speedily follow; We advise
them: We would ask all Who msy hete any know
ledge Of the existence Of these ;: fellows
in, the city, to communicate directly With
the Provost Marshal, No. 49, Clark street. We
must project ourselves. All have an interest
in tho the matter IL each man taken away. but
Leaves Ere: :ter chance OF being drafted to esch
seyenty.nve men hase already been enlisted by
there fellows for the Eaetern States particularly
for Buffalo, n. T. Most Of theae men are residents
Of this city and ought to be credited AZ our quota
They belong to us stil', and II their names and
trtideuces can be ascertatned the will be rec
tiled. It Ia the duty Of every citizen to aid In
setting the matter fdeht,
, 1864-08-15

Philadelphia Market.
PHILADELPHIA, s. nj LAY. Aug. Is. 1864.
F1orR-Firm extra faEtlg $40 50 for old. s1i~s1S
Gsa1sNWhest steady: old red sa.rsa2s5; new
GsiR2 9; white e273@3 81.
FfTholIuM-ActlTe; aAiea OF crude AZ SOC. re-
ared. in born. s2@s5c do Tree. Asssc.
LAtD-F1lm at sc.
WMsHY-Uu1l, at $1ti9.
, 1864-08-15

F1r p1FSt favored t1zAfonS ~ al NM
pores, but was opposed 10 con ntolldat Of those
into 4 national otranization. When he ssw a con.
toliGation Of these powers he was saspiclpus he
would not trust himself with so much power. &c
lonsed TO kingdom Without king-a State With
out lRW-A church without creed (Applau.e.)
Columbus Guardian angels - musical Ne
b. the Chicaec qusrtette.
aire Williams asatn appeared before the audi
ence to make an addition to her former speech, as
the had received IN Idea. She considered lh,t Ill
Tacvious organisations had Jailed CT become op
preeeive because ttere was no balance Of power in
the head. Man existed alone - the pioneer With
tns strength and energy but to ftetefre eQoilthft
um there must be hr9ueht Into ACTION the female
ase5 q Of intellectual power, This wa recognized
she believed Eo1iq e1ccee5. n,
~. F1eb, o. Miehlean, appfenenoeo ths dill
Sas 81 81 ba.ed upon What man opHht to se
organisms the h1,te mind asni ed AZ that that could
mind a It grew and expanded gained fresh acquire
melts. a1d now there 10 . demand Of the spiritual
nipd-9t man '5ste1nai natafe i9t organizaaon;
ri business organization; but for the locsl asso.
dnbons Where The cemands OF Inc p people coald be
fuRp!lent ,., x.,. Ill.,.
'Collnsc," though in s.m.9e cis!'fxcd condition,
alo coula no! nmpfenEnu me eeplusStnt- Ine
ao,4a lend ~ n,rsn|74tion "s oe1'el
Dr. Es BOW own San'sd insdi.te organization. He
krew 1nat spIe a,es Ley aes tae ~ oesn Saa
ws1 anu astst or H. DC Misnea
70 tion ,aE q oqWn ~ 'f te
NJ. haSsHorsn, ohe o. .1s "no a
tnrongh the session nas plsie5tea 70 atempt 10 run
% Us .aa y, ns %
resgmed @ 4 h,s I'cs sest; =. u,,,,,.,z -. . z....,
t e. MGisUn H. " ~, ha.: o. nso oes3 ayea
!ine, and entered into an a al!e:oEical 1epreze9ta-
uoEt u Will t suh as L.at WILL nungIy toSy
, 1864-08-15
MnarBiH6.-

DOAEDING.-Vanted - !. Gen.
1oss 80 cs.s y s,fs 1.'sa soan s: az e.t
1etW seex III nnstn of Tv1t1 6eso-1 st.aef -
1sten. NJ pser7t- A.i-saa se's"''S oSk~ VIA
AalA cAteN
, 1864-08-15

~ Diseases OF the Nervous. Seminal, Urinary
snd Sexual Syatems.-New and reliable treatment
in reports Of the Howard Association. Sent by
mall IL sealed letter envelopes, irce OF charge.
citation, No. South Ninth atreet, philadelphla.
Pa. 1y4-Mz3a-3m
, 1864-08-15
COLONEL WOODS MUSEUM

EXCURSION TO GENEVA.
lL There will be d grand excursion to Gcnev. !.
Island. oa WRDfEspAY;; August 4 @ Gs1s 1s, lsaye
chinrrn 4F GEMS and ca, be ha At the ofce OIL :;
HIT 4 CO .65 Clas L Esrler, and i. ths csrs. All
Refreshments Of 1ha will be cn tse REouods-
Aplk e93.: s. 51hp
, 1864-08-15

Mu1TAnr.-on Saturday evening The 19sth Penn
.ylvania infantry. numbering 800 men, and com.
,nanded by Col. h. Ned, arrived in Chicago from
phllade,phta and proceeded To Camp Douglas
where they viii be e1f1isoned-
Yesterday ailern1on the 197th Penn -ylvanta vol.
uEteer 1ntantrJ reached Chicago from Bltinoro
e1 ,pate for Rock leIaud. where they Will guard
ssbel psisorers. They ruuaber $50 men apd arc
conrainded by Col 1ohn r. Haz!ett.
, 1864-08-15

~ House and Sign Painting, Ca1cin,ining.
Glazing and Gsalo.ne, Paper Ha1gluQs and Sin
dow Shades selling at wholesale and retail At New
York prices. F. Z. RoBT, s. Randolph street.
Bog 663. jy24n633-1m
, 1864-08-15
II AR9E SALE OF
BINODED STOCK.

Having nssoc1ated with me IN bu1tness my sons,
civilian md CHARLES s.Brown) will sell at pqbhe
sac:ea .t my 5eaense GTo5s 11 pssS cs IN issa Rs
cf Berlin, On The road leading from Sp.tn1n. ID TO
jackson vile, on Hednel dny and ThuEtday, Au2qst
18th and e3th 1s6-{salo to commences A. 10 oetoc81
Thirty or Forty Superior shert-hora Cutie.
cousIst!ne Of Cows, Heifers anu Young Bulls: also
SoutbdoWn Sheep and Berkshire Hoss, from the i'm:
portation Of tie Illtnels Importing Association -0f
i951: also number Of valuable
Brood 0laFea, Colts and El1lies,
.--- Oftfotting stock.
Catalogues OF stock will ssnei In DIE r1ne Per-
xoLs dcsiIous Of obtaining them do 70 b. addre44
Ing me 1t Berlin, Illinois JAS. N. BROWN.
iY1SmS0oA 19t-~ Thx-4thp
, 1864-08-15

RIOT At GERMAN BEER GARpES.-A riot OF
rather an alarming character occurred last eve
ming, at the Lager Beer Gardens Kept by Ft1tz
Klein, outside the city limits on Madison street.
About halEpaat ei1 o'clock q. crowd OF .youug
men went into the bar-room in semi t-intoxica-
ted condition, and called for .'lages." a little
mutual sparring was INDUCED In, and glass
nse broken, which the parties declined to pay
t6r. The baskeeper insisted upon the price Of the
glass, and high words ensucd, which resulted IL
club being drawn from behind the counter.
Thcproduction Of the weapon was the signal for
general onslaught upon the premlst 8, chaIs
NefC taken up and thrown IN every possible d.
rection looking glasses, demijOhne and every de-
structible article Was smashed In the courta OF
The disturbance the proprietor OF the gardens dis
charged sun loaded with blank cartridge At the
rioters, rhereupon they r ent outside aud selziag
brtckbate, stones, and every available missile,
husl.d them throuz b the windows.
When the Tow commenced the gardens were
crowded with men and women, who, observing
The belgerent state OF atIalrs, beat precipltate
retreat and musicians, bar-tenders and walters
ran in every direction to effect an escape. The
only person injured IN the afIray was Mr. Ketn,
who had the email bone in his len arm broken
By blow from etone, and WAS aeriously bruised
ii other portions Of his person. After Infrttnz
all the injury they could upon the interior oi the
building md Its contents the rioters walked lei
surely away, and there being no police at hand nc
arrests were made. The loss sustained BY Mr,
!. Klein approximatcs to 500. =.
, 1864-08-15

Metropolitan Hell to Eent:-Th1s Heu
Is to rent 10. all tho purposes for wti:h sush halls
Sons can Be made at tha ofjce, adjoining the en-.
trance to the Hall. 1el0-he41-u