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, 1864-09-10

tere Of lcneth. Surprise being aecona .ca
Abubekir six pet gthe In the 1p,r, "oa
Fuo}s old vide, and no average can be f-sv.n
The tol1owing arc sample transactions:
AhnbeEfr .---.$ 90 500 SIS
Vert Ro1b1r7 ......-. 60 a60 sv5
SafrI1ee ..-...-....... IS n a
Third Hecf-Coustderable d,tjcul.v " -, e~,a9 g
creed in ttart1ug, AbnbsktF being res
tive. A'ssr bad qu rter OF an hour hsd heer ron.
tured they got of nearly even, Sarunse bs!n,- !
Little in the rack grOEud. Soon Rurhnrv AZ,
ahtad, but before long 5ielied thv palm to ahn1e.
kir Who w5s III The auvance hy A4lf lenrth NJ ria
qrhrte,. The same position was retained to the
hslr mile, fosn after passing which R1xnurr draw
or~ard, ind, afeef splendid neck and usck lii
cnme ont ahead vito Anobtkfr close on his nnsrs
ter. Suipz1sv beiEE s'tll further behind, Roxbury
won by = 1cI 9Th. SurpERe being bad third.
Pools were dnll; Roxbury 60 at 100 10 IS. and
15'to IS aeainst the field; no quotaslons on Tic
-ot|er two.
Fourth Heat-Abnbetir was still rest1ve AMI
after srveras tn tlectual trials the ohet .Eo went
OF w,thont him, leasing him jissanced, RoxourY
led slightly, md WAS tAIce quarters OF u leovth
nEfsd ut the oa1ter, and made it lepcrh ut III.
half mile snrprise followed all tho way round,
II KoXhdrJ Came In hrs: hy two 7epgthe gaiulu1
heat ald race tl tC6t two ci1ltes. The following
IL q
Summary:
J. L. Grahn,h's b Surprise ....2 8 .
]. Fnfd's ch West Roxbury..-..8 i /
4 Ihomps On q ch AbubckE.....1 5 2 Dis
To-day IL the last Of the eea4on. Henry Wand
Dtecher was ro}d IN the track by u. II. Harrison
to Is, +. Jordan, Of sangamon, aud Ed. Thorn 2spu
fChlcaco, for $t,6Q0.
, 1864-09-10

s'ais;ETsn s = vho h.,o for months and ye1ra re-
liable to the draft The eueaks Eho set them to
work arc fcaretiJ more reputable thsn the fellows
who sIs g.. aesigelg y: enaagedl in roob,ng as We arc
meu nom other Western Sta;es Than 1!j,noia who
nre derirons Of entering tic navy, hot it il taet
sste .oss tee ,iae OF Of ts
ntety surrounding It. Yes nj much tuoro tnau
GSE TER CENT 81 these enlis'meuts arc credited to
sqoH o, e1un.s s'1nns w5ieaso r1snt wrong
htt nasn her cit,zen- do not resdii, see IL It
f3tiuus p1ucretlppe ~ W o'oP -
, 1864-09-10

Laytr the Corner Stone of tho New
BulldlDf.-Tbe s.r1'Granlme-
dsrnnd ProcessIo4,

at tic Ecssion Of the board Of Trade yeeterda,
foss noon, Mr.. Wolcott Offered the following rcso
lutton which wss unanimously adopted:
Ret0fEed. That the members or this Dosrd d.
close their ot5cts and act4 Of bnsiness this alter
noon at : clock. to give themselves and their EN-
p.oyees IN opportunity to attend the ceremony a
la,isg ths &c, sosncr ssone Of the Chamber Of Com
The directors Of the Cbambcr of Commerce art
requested TO meet at tho Board of Trade rooms u
Cav al TX O'clock r. II.
The follow irs II procraurue Of tho ererr1sns
connected with ths G femonIes:
ORDER or PROCESSION.
Mu5,c.
Henry c. Rznney, Marshal 81 the Masonic Frs.
terlity.
Ancient Free and Accepted Masona-
Roral Arch Alasons
Ktieh1s rcmptars.
Music
AaS95 39544 pne c,,S vity n,1soE. 1ceune'l.
Judges Of tdeIsayeraI Course.
o!het Officers Of the Courts.
Government Officers.
Members Of the Har,
POLICE Commissioners.
Board of Public Works,
Board ot snpt rytsors OF Cook County.
Mercantile Association.
Other Civic Aesociatfpna.
Board OF Tr.de Df the Efsy OF Chicago.
Ch1mber Of Commerce
Cittzets on foot:
o6pkH OF II ARcH.-1he Masonic fraternity will
10 Lsralt, on Lasa1le to South Water to the rooms
OF the DosGd Of Trade, where tbey will be Joined
by the civic procession, and then proceed to Wells
e!tcet, on Ne1ls TO Lske, On Lake to Clark, on
Cla1k 10 Washington, thence to the bnitd1uy, on
the corntr Of Washington and Lasalie streets,
viii pe conducted by Hon. Thos. J. Turner, Most
Il!u Of. -
The Mayor AID City Council, other CITY officers.
Judele art cheers Of the Courts, Police Commls.
tlone1s. Board OF Public Wsrks, Board Q! Snperyi-
ters, Mercantile Association, and all other civic
aeFcctai'oLe md ali citizens who desire TO parlci.
pate In the procession are respectfully reiIested
1u.aketmb at The roOms of. the Board OF Trade
South Water etreet. At ~ o'clock r. 81, psoIdptty
where lbe dS'c assoc1ation will be formed
II Is regretted that The ehortresn OF the time did
NOT ADMIT Of longer notice to other associations
aid societies. But it ia hoped that the fuyit.1,on
ber Of Commerce tnat all who feel an interest
should participate with them In the ceremonies uf
to-oay. JOSEPH A. Tccgyn, Mar-hal.
Mf. Jamca Boyd, one OF the b3ukess Of this civ
hns furnished the following lst Of Amesic IL coins
and currency which he will deposit in the corrcr
EtoLe:
GeIp esea OF t.r. go. q, .sso ana 81.
ttllioc a1d m-s.1y OF LAS. and this gear-prsseat
sIEYEn Co1n-one dollar Of thu issue OF 1873. tha
but Is cel1a1ntE. At Least so. Un3 d1lar he 1f{T
Ct nts, one tHeuzy.Hye ceLtr. ten csuts oEh ve
seIs a11 ,;r 1nt ,hEss oS r. htae Of t year
CorPE Co1N-I~o tpscine1s of nickel ceats end
one tl lhs LtE lsl1e Of two ceat pteceR.
GUREsacf-spcc'us1 Of the various 1ssues OF ro.-
~ rnttrhey. of The denominations OF dfiF cents,
tsttts- s-fre cents, teE Cents, snd ave ctnt..
The total xaloe Of HI. Boyd'a contribution Is
estimated at $50.
, 1864-09-10

WANTED To sit whom it nav
taas shIe: %eff. he.oc2Irg The aEry of tne
~ net.se ione1ta The 1f ono thsut.
n p1oreHe.s- All 'haa inclined may ada. ~" 4 81
D:act r" OF " 4 c. Rome P.s1 Otlce, Fsona,
, 1864-09-10

! w AN IhU-A MT 1.-aged ID. =
hferd household equiv kltnt fcf bssn,' III H.
BOT object to the un,fY- Pte.sa sldsr.s stvsrS
ChlcREo- seit nsagSIrus
, 1864-09-10
1IAantEQ.

n ANIED-Afents. local ard
Feel atd Gcustrf- Eo1t eoe.S les. 70 max, coua.
ttf O. Inn do~4 aes;s sii weas nas t'o os
e-:t sna trsc1c.l tI1yy 70 cstalegos az t1rr,s
nld n 10 J. n. yEAIHsHA +. 1877 ..rb3sa
s!Is e.. Chiti.to. sc9-Q1 22s
ART EhThU A Coed Lou f'ln.
49,. tsssr. Wll .ecciYe .gcod pey Ant s.s,I7 an.
platrSttt T.C 3-trH : CD
ssf-os5slW $50 We&hi2Stoa It Chicago.
w AM1Ei3-A e11ua.icn IS q
travelling Maid or Nusss. Ees. ct refaren~e
eiy,n; ACnly t'he fe~1dn 90 ui MI FRIED .fcH
nCo31, 1oo Jsekton sHess. Gei-QSss-it
w AtTEl3 --lSo: tbs Eo.afAa.L.tx
~ Il tho Qus1tesnaztefs DEPARTMENT. n 81.
Tsnih; eM.s! ters, rs PEI mentS 1t,h tsuesI
tE1n ttsd eId rte r. -psro.ta1op hon Chi-as %.
Gmse, I3aH sonsh %stH tt-1et thlc.&o. I.iteSl
O. u. 3ABC1CK. &~yaRuntct AEsat a1I+A.ai.r
, 1864-09-10
FROM PUlO, lLL1dUIS.

The mass Mes ting To-day-The Osm.
-palgN> Then and hoW-Pf1lFieA
AbiAxe-Untou " tOmeE-~ he luton
W1HWAm-As s.EAeAps' Of akePu bllcRA4
len. 0glcnbJ. Els Reception ana
, 1864-09-10
QaMREQ Marker.

II VsWE0O, Friday, Sfpt'V.
FL UK-Dull st 3l1-5l for brsnds from n eprlng; ;
double extra -
0aAlx-Theat,.eczn e1d oats quiet I'D nomInaIly
lower.
Canal FRE1anTE-Dul1 and 1c lower ~ grain.
fl1nr eCG G2c; Tacat. 12kc; ccr1, tic to New York
, 1864-09-10
Buffalo Market.
BpFFALo, Friday, SeDt, 9.

UEFF4IQ, FIIEhy, 33QS. 2.
FLoUR-Quiet.
GaA1x.S hest 1.m ard dull. Corn ess,of sI.axa
Wn1sKY-He,d ut g. g,
CANAL FREI0nls 70 NEW YoBK-Ftour. sc :
Whea'. lie: Germ. lbc: oa,s llHai1c.
LAKE IAPOdrH-F1uur. l.,l4 h7!e: Wb4tt. 17.692
bns GoIn. 7!;se bus 0a.e. 2l.o3 Das; Barley, i3s
CANAL ExFox1s- II heat, 1890 bus; Corn, 1890
, 1864-09-10
MarkerS By Telegraph
ALBANY CATTLE MARKET.

ItFEtl11 D1sphtCh 70 fde Ih1c9EU 1s5uUuE'J
ALp4ST. Fsfisy, Sept 9, 1861
BEET CATTIE--The cattle market cpers with less
acttstty, although tho cem3rd on Ns% Tcrk ACCOUNT
for koedto e1;12 IL falr Tbee, howoyer. arcscAEce,
whls th. yards ove1s,oek6d Eish cattla of very
-tafetior qusty. rIfc.s 1br &c Ecn ehc 10 l0Ac n
Eeeetpts s.1eo.
sHsEP AND IoGs-1a good reQses: ane tho naz-
, 1864-09-10

w ty fer st veral new and rapidly ~ mig WORKS
LcuolnE Ei9L1Eu AID FREHLn rEuTR ALlTT ASD
- "a ASEto 4i eL1tA1GH Ey THEta RxLAFio1s
boyn'91. o. o5a kosal oe:ayo Vo!a@e. s1s pages.
oua dssiGce ff France ard KEtand tow ard1 this
e may. and Ct vhas "a haze to e1pec. f.om thcfg
sso powers y the 1urufe Every tine American viii
want to 1esd It. AGENTS noN at work ar n ting
som dse to twenty Eubscriosr "a per day. EIcsusivs
tez11tt1y s<en Samr'p copfes aeEt lraa by nail m
receipt ct price C.E.VA*T i CO., Pub1shsRs. III
C1ncitn6lt, ol1a. eeSQN9 St
, 1864-09-10

Fo1 NEXT TI:EsmEsT.-StzawB best show which
way the wind blowe. Yesterday yo:c for the
pcxt President vae taken On tho Michigan Centra,
train from this cI:Sjo Detroit, b, Mr. 3. n Bueh,
with the ,olo sing remit: Votcr polltd. 1s2; ,or
Lii coin. 19:; Mcclellan, 90: no c1oice. Q; Tho
kiog Of Mnss, l. low are you, Nsue Maca
, 1864-09-10
EPaper Hanging, &C., De-, 1t N York prices,
F. E. Rlsby, 50 Randolph St, ausIpTGi,3vt

~ H.aases OF the Nervous, BaE,1naI. Urinary
and 6exul Systeme.-New aad rei6tls trcstment
In In reports Of the Howard Association. Sent BY
Address Dr. J. Skillen Ho1ghsna, Howard Aaso.
eistto2, Eo. South Ninth stseet, Philadeipaia,
PR. iY3me1A3n
, 1864-09-10

Metropolitan Hall 60 Bent.-Ttts Hall
Is to rsLt fos al the purposes for which euch hsIe
hre ordinarily med. Terms moderate Appllca-
EoEs eaE he made at TIE cEcc, adjoining fEc en-
trance to the Bal tetlEt9sC-u
, 1864-09-10
D 4 e d,

faan 3 nos, = snnid tt = iii 80 VIE 81
Henry ard Atenath MUTT Of Montpelier, VT, aged Is
yetlB and contha.
, 1864-09-10

U Get your shl1te, Collars, Underwear. uo-
slery, HnndkerchieIs, Ties, scarfa, &c, at VII
sons, 126 Dearborn Street, where yoa can always
get the worth Of yuur money. sepSQt7t-5s
, 1864-09-10

Hoaz AGA1E:-some wecks ago fonr Commts,,
eioners were appointed by the s. 900 Feocral pzis
oners confined at Anoersouyllle, Geosgia, to pro.
ceed to Washington and endcayor TO bring abcus
aeeneral exchange OF prieonerr. Henry @. Hig-
city last night. Mr. Hfgcinsnn ls a nember or
Co. 4 19th ~. and was taken prisoner at the bat:
from prison On the 10th Of iosr month. lie reports
that Re hAd au interview with President Lincoln
On the 7th Inst, and IVES informed that there was
at ptesent no hone for an exchAuEe.
, 1864-09-10

WANTED BY 40 Anne. lean
~ ~ 5ounz Lady. thotoughly acqust1 tad with al
rtezeEees aiyer. 1ttuat:c1 ID 1all fa1iiy pseiar-
fed, edorshs" c" Post Oilca E:I 43..:, th,csEo.
, 1864-09-10

VezseIa Passed Detroit.
Especial Diepatch to the Chicago Thbuue.1
DkTRnlT, Friday. Sept. g.
UP-Ra.k Jana Bsll: schr. Cook, souets, A. Fcri.
powA-J. ". B.cwu.
Wind west
, 1864-09-10

coored man, ie deetsous OF fending bis son, Clay.
ton LewelIen. The boy is eleven years OF age. Sc
was lett In the care Of Lewis Thompson, al Bolt
nj Cairo, iii. Any one giving Information 5y With
the boy can lie Il md, will be lberslly rewarded.
Address Lewis Lev ellen. care Of ". Il. Houston,
Connele vile, Fayette county, lLdiana.
, 1864-09-10
Railroad Time Table,

CUcA0o AND MISUNDERSTANDING COZ, WEar
EATEH AND EISzIE aTs.
, 1864-09-10

WANTED Agents to se1l Blrg-
IoTal cctavo. iT0 usses nuIt-atsd Alth 400 sorit
60 ma aecntatc epR1nving5 This . work Of ftar-
.;xa Eetitoty siveo- A'idrcss IxNRY N. saERr
"opn; l. Dearborn street. Chicago, III.
, 1864-09-10

BorHTT TO Srns71TC1Ee.-In answer to a cor
respondent at Shallrbnrg. We reply that the pr1n-
cipal takee no bounty, Government or Otherwise.
II the substitute be not himself liable to the draft
nor become 50, the principal IL exempted while the
substitute renains IN tie service Tne present cali
Il for tw elve months and parties serving that time
ca tor niue nuaths sitter the expIy OF thAt term as
at present: but I'll this point re hare no Official
Information.
, 1864-09-10
misunderstanding.

:" "ANTBD. Who wants : Substi
w int or Ecpfet tentativt? Call 1t q. W. Don.
HAM & cos Ouc.. " 5tas7 sEea-, - ,m .eJ uAt-
Rave y1ne oIdeE1. saf9qSs9lS
, 1864-09-10

TIE 1EbtQ iUAFXfte
INV Yokk. Friday. Bspt. 2.
Gold nasget vesk and crooplug In spite ol the
etIonR effort made last night TO put o the prizes,
Tho ktt has beea sus slned throughout tho weex
by to cover shorts, eno thsse
being DOW generally reuuced, the Price gradually
s,nks+ Opened 1t 2ss, fell to 13s and rose aEaln 70
-.... NV YORK, Friday, ssps:o -1rP u.
Gold clestd at the Evening Board at 20.
, 1864-09-10

" "ANIED D-Disab'ed Oficero and
ycs. ann IN wnnt OF pr1nsh employ uens, ,pecuiia1-
y rsdaPsea 70 tnetr CO.. dul Z. ehould addIes.
9i. 81 Mcetite eod Iame OF cnuoeoy aod rs1meas
, 1864-09-10

WANTED-Agsnte in this oitY
Ht snd every town and county wett for HEo.y
Of me War, AerheFn sno Southern sides. and o:El1
popular t4Mt!T Wnrks Ad5Tss5 with Bta1pp4, g. Il
RFEHEDF, "a Publisher. 1856 Clark street, Chicago.
, 1864-09-10
Illinois &nd 11fchtguu Canal.


BH1l 1l0EPoET, Friday. sept. 9-.1p.
CLEARED. Sept. .s.-H r. A.-Ahiea, Lasuis, se,gd
u lnhneft D. AAs', LemoIs; A. g. LOOMS, Lemons;
Investigator. Ienort; j. L. Alexander. I,.mont
Lady Ffat Kiln. Iemenz; ca:ondel,t, Poison, 7t2,s51
1a slaves and hesdinga; Senator, LassIe; Cayuga
LceSp It: Onward. Jo,let. ta,3tl It Lumber, 900
sbitgles, oIo 1h,h: Peter and Paul, OTIS "a, 1900
18th; 1882 posts ano go post. for Mosns; coumo-
hnl0 tuHa1tpse, LIE A"ose
II lumber, =, ~ shingles. = S''3""
AR:1EKp-Ionaich, Mlnonkn. Landing, 5000 bu
oats, 7,~ bu cc1n G., n Scott, Le Sal g. fEpE: sail
~ otssa; s;o;9 r. Ee9ds. aavS b eotn s5 % 81
qt1ewa i,,a na :, b eSo.s eaS; 7!eo m:ehtss7
iass IL, 4 ,1 " ys1d. fsees ,t'at
Nneas: Cutsnan. OttawA, 1,A0 bn corn s. d IN bsr.
TX; ~ hu Set: F. Hor hsa9, Lem 5si.
6n tnareT Il Eclipse, .Lock3ort Lcmoos. 9,0.o nu
Ct c5E.KrD. Sent. 9,or: m.-ceo J. Taylor. Ottawa,
ass ~ br1ck, 1000 II luolh+r in.
Pf.is Leg g pe1s % r'. aalI % -. coal: dse,
me-, co Laura t1p. Ottawa, 70a hsls taIt. oA4'
ARs1vEp-s 4 DouKla4s No :, SeutcA is 1bu co-a.
1t.ttD "a oAte. 50 bu at hn ha 1ot
, 1864-09-10
New Yerk MARKET.

New Y0rk MARKET.
Exw YoHK. Friday, Sept. 9.
Cor7o1-Msfket dull. unsettled and lower At
FLoUA-R:Ate and western irregular and unsett,sd.
, 1864-09-10

WANTED: AgeEts in every town
Nv and courty To aeli our Natural Weather Init.
Sisr sstS1 Ea{,sns39 70 pr det The ehsnses q ne
A1pres1 on rec'lps Of $500 Sand stamp II
aEd te1ms to asents- Address SAMUEL FIKE, Boz
, 1864-09-10
mltwnukea Qsakkots
Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Trl5

IcpeS-1Ax O3spaICH 70 LQ6 Gu1caVV 11aVu11e1
-; M1LwAuK1x Fhdas, Ssp..s.
F1ouH-DHn ard neglected.
GEA1s-Eecefpts Of Thest. IL oca bu. against Is no
bu lsst yes1, Market 2Gsc lower. BALES On Change
OF s., ou &: sls7K@! IS for mol sprfoK. osts trn
erd wanted Sales of CATS IN sto,e at s6e. Cara
ccasce sAd wanted. at u 70.
, 1864-09-10

300 to 5000
tovn sr pes IT.. m9Dth M Good Agents gs1tad n e.s.y
IMPROVED COTTAGE az WING HaCHEE- T11s
AaSh,ne = somhnfs a.i tas lste lmrfovemtn:.. = d
now offered TO thc public It 4 not 1ta6e GET out
OF Iephir Goes all kiccs OF sewing II nsat and du-
rablt MsDnar- ana costs only 10.
The dlscHunt to agents Is very liberal ForpsTtlcu-
HlSts, Acdssss RETCuGA q CO.. r. Q. Boz 1881.
CQlCA&G. III. eensuik2 &
, 1864-09-10

WANTED - 100000 Agents. col
o xv dtsts and citizens. TO Introduce Into every
tnl sLd tocctssful Gilt Knss1prtse ia the wcrid,
Maishs' M nr ssn.sd sss to syss5 sgsat SILVER ICE
ptizte. $i5 to 20 par day made easy. Circulars
1ee. Addiets c. N. DUNN Il CO., 1872 CLARK ttreBt,
Chicago, LII. eef-q5a9 1t !,
, 1864-09-10

MAAK a. cox.-lnlormatlon is wanted Ut the
Provost Marstals Office Of Mark A. Cox, forme,ly
private IL Co. G, 9Th Regiment Missouri cavalry.
but now eaid to be residing in Chicago. Any per-
con knowing hts whereabouts will couler 1avor
Jamcs, No. IL CLARK street.
, 1864-09-10

PHILADELPHIA. Friday Eapt, O.
ELcus-Euu dem.nd li:ht IT l. .0c12t5.oa
4EA1H-Wheat oull 1T 3a.90; now Red Sl lson1te.
CorL-S GLOW $A7S. Oa.s ste ady,
PErEoLEUN-Uull; Crude soc; Ren.et IN bond
, 1864-09-10

JouE BRowg-WuAr JoUs ERoux s-orr t,ans-
Atiaitic brethren, have very limited ideas regard.
ing American geography, OF American men, as
wiintes the following from late number Of the
dublin ITfxh 1inskS:
John Brown. Erq Of Hsrper'e Ferry. Chicago.
has Errirec at the Shelboprua Hotel :"
Eow are you Harper'a F,rry, Chicago? Johns
, 1864-09-10

" "ANTED D1afted men OF the
V! city Of cEiesgn and Itate Of fIgiuois to know
t1 NJ the ot,c br aldfeat.
Eecs BIZ 60G:k CT spoiy'nk a< the corner Of
Sci NtItIN 'w AfTT.pITv
, 1864-09-10

w ANTED-By a young man who
.so1.,n;.i n.i had scEe s1rs:iencs IN busfuess In
N1oletAIe Ct = tall tlossr lasIau h.ufe q sr.yn
j. "'litpk to we1k and h.a.af
view A. - oa = d"A J." Pcs1 eMce Bog 433a.
, 1864-09-10

A A6sAH--Yesterday as the truck wagon having
on huge boiler drawn by four rpan OF horsea, was
passing the TRIBUNE odloe, the teams became
cntangled with hack just driving from the Sher
msn Hoose. The teams eoon became badly MIX
ed, dire confusion rGtGaed supreme, and serious
consequences were threntened. Int by active and
patient exertion the ulnlcu ty was unmarried with
vIy slight GamaEe TO The parties concerned.
, 1864-09-10
.Fbr Sale.

FOR SALE Two new fret-class
u top bnaei@s, bni1s In Troy, N. T.; one secoad-
hand top buggy. ntd one open buggy. at ALLEN &
hoN5 Liyely, between LhsaIs ant Wells st
eela1SSS It
, 1864-09-10

Po11cx MATTERs-A far number OF cases ezace1
the docket III the A11nory yesterday, But few
crimes Of a .heino0s character were represented.
Crimes Of startling nature arc becoming scarce.
much to !hc 1t!icl Of the community. Perhaps
the recent increase OF or police force has eozo-
thing 10 do with this result At tall events 1t is
fuct; and our c!tizens are TOO we'll gra.lfcd with
that fact to look 1urthcs for the CAUSE.
Thomas Hororty, q tcamst.r, attempted to
crowd himecIf 1nfo line Of tea1ls ou Randolph
etYecf, pud cnused mEcl confCpipu and bud blood.
&c gne Bu+d for the Gift Net s..
F. Lubeca, proprietor ot the house known ~ the
Fsrmefs' uotc, West Lake strrct keeps q larre
waich dog which liz the terror OF ill ncirhbora IA
ncraon had oclasItn to cross pvFt fhe fncc or Nj.
fnbecn'e tsek yard day or two nee when be az
ATTACKED by tbs dog and buddy bitt:n. Fns this o.
fcnce ht n arter Yesterday fncd 26 md ordered
Ia EfIj the dog mmtdistelY, under penalty Of S2o
for every day the Hbl1na1 IL permitted to live
William 6alls. an tnGty!unal whose name per
Tiih excessive bruta]ify to"2rd hls tn!an child,
hIrht iitte c;r, three years ot age. The evldence
ehvWcd him 10 be perfectly deTeloped brute,
haytpe kicked. eca1den, burned, Irlcked, and
1iuched The child. until it had wasted ncarly 70
ekelcton His Honor very properly regarded his
conduct with abho1ence, anc fmPoEea nnc OF
Chrietopher strass Was charged with the theft o.
ray Of shoes from shop on Wells 1treet. The
rinof xas clesr. bpt 6trnse coptcnded that he EaA
x,1lv taking them home for hiB wtte TO ftJ on H.
tenftfnr to Iufrhtse them IN cate they ntteo- rms
court did not accept hls explanation a sat!s!ae.
fnrv hat Raye him a part Of the benent OF tne
donbt, &nd let hun OF with 1ye dollars 6na eoss'.
, 1864-09-10

w Gunhcat srrv,ce A few mora youox men
nsnted; GreS .ndueemsn's offered. Lotai nout tics
tnr u r. nts will nbrsalp rs9alded Cai1 3: IL
ccrser Of Randolph aud Las3l strpee, In shs base
Eeut- esi-Qs13..w W,MCHPHY & CO.
, 1864-09-10

WANIEp.-A Ant yourg geltlsnan
tne west SIDE eses Or Halst.u etrest. RrieFencss
glyeE snn @ fGQnirea. AL 1T "EiDune otlce
, 1864-09-10

TE1rr cArcH1-E.rly On "Wednesday night
fellow named EDWARD Ncanau entered tae houee
of William Kelley, NJ. 70 Carroll street, and stole
thcrclroIn two coats yn!ucd at SIS.
Mr.. Kelley, was ont at The time. bu: met tho
thief Ehen the was returning hume, aud 1hily
lsil ,or hif apptarance nt the Recorders Court In
The eum OF *EIo.
, 1864-09-10

RuKAwAv.-Ye-tcrday morning horse attach
cd to IN capiess wsron became frightened on
Canal street. aid ras violently up the street. tax
tnc The sidewalk and clearloe It or pedestrians FOR
two or three blocks. lie huslly fetched up against
q limp pot when the vehicle Teut To wreck and
the huEte VIE 6ecnrtd.
, 1864-09-10

NJ ANTFD Enrolled cltzeEs d
~ ivory district 10 the state Of illinois can h,
sssnIt SUB .tttnita upon oAJmtn4 Of $50. hxvl
2. Z. tsI E.2I1, Letn;23,E
, 1864-09-10

w ANTED -Agetts. TO sell .he
csTraifn Text Boob for Un'cn men, Ray.
moId'e lli.tcry, IlncolnI AaE1 sstrason Eys!Y
yot 7 should have It aAnt ns1l on receipt Of ST
AtttEes CLARkK& CO. 81 Washing Eon-st. .Cntca.so,
F,O BCT dgAJ. ba7
, 1864-09-10
RruI EState-=Gitp,

FOB SALE = Re:ldaace. Let 100
get fFna. OF P1a..ie avenue, with good -uae.
Pr1e. SO; %. Apply to j P. oLINGER, keaI E.tste
0d1ce iI CLARK street. Ecou No. T. seLa Q15l.3s
The independent. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Kan.) 1860-1874, 1864-09-03
Tho News.

Another battle on he Welion H.
road south OF Petersburg Atone poin'
our forces were driven back. but ".
iie!i he road, and mold i ye,. and re
rebel i.ss wss very severe.
Tie ebels are falling back do~n s,e
Sen a.loaa val'ey. and our forc-s M
Ter 5 s,ijsa following ,h.n
S.-rmsn Is represea;.d - ready o
p zoe. upon Allant. from ,aiee sides
ri once.
The rebels IN Ter Wheeler are oui H.
big raid towards Nasl,ville-donb,le 6
TO cut of SLeiman's communications.
Forests rebel raid upon Memphis
proved failure.
The ri elS repor, Fort Morgan in our
possession. That uses up Mobile. prsc.
tieaIiy.
The Indian. ara rampan, on the
plains yet. and not a very fa.iering
prospect Of their speedy suppression.
The independent. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Kan.) 1860-1874, 1864-09-03
MAN KILLED NJ LloHrxiso.

MAN KILLED NJ LIoHrXlSo.-On
Sunday during the passing Of . thunde'
cloud. a man By the name Of Daniels.
. rssiden, OF Jefferson iownship. was
struck by lightning and instantly killed.
on what is known - the Horace Dem.
ing farm some seven miles north. west
OF Ills piace. Two other persons were
thrown TO The ground. The Fash struck
Daniels On The head. tearing his hat to
pieces. ran Gown the body and through
the soi. Of his boo. leaving marks on
his person.
The independent. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Kan.) 1860-1874, 1864-09-03
Mab:e's Ienagerie.

This insti,u ion is TO be- in Ill Is place
for x ibi'ion NIX, Tuesday. TIE 6 h
in.,. | i said to b. one uf the best
\ ,,msl shows ia America. All persons
children learning natural history es-
peciaily - should see the animals OF
Nher countries il possible, AMI good
Sa.erie gives an excellent oPPortu-
al ysr this purpose. A visit to such
a" eANi:ion is entertaining and profit
Ao'e 70 young-and to the old who
nave not SCI ene-and tie opportunity
should be mao available on this occa.
s'on. OF eourse.if the children 20.
the parents will go,,so 10 take care Of
the youngsters. Ths~dmission is 81
cents each for those on 10 year. o,
age: under 10 years IS cenleacb. The
exhibition will open abou, 9 e.Io,k
The independent. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Kan.) 1860-1874, 1864-09-03
No. l5--Cabine, Organ,
SAM a, No. 10. in Walnut or Oak.


Among the msny distinguished mu lean. who
unQuaifieJly endorse the CABINET ORG IN
may be found the names Of Golschalk, Thalbe!g
VIM. Mason. s d. Mills, Wollenhaupt. Safer,
f. adel Stnko.ch, Grobe. and Sauderson. Pianis's;
and Morgan, Indsi, Wilcox. Mosenihal. Mag
r.,h Smith, Fir; Wells, Tuckermau, aad Cutter
Organizes.
VIA, the lager pipe organs are 70 ger
chu, ches ard halls. the CABisET Oa5As- are 10
Irira;e reside ces and smaller churches snd ma 8
They orcupy little room, are eiegan! n pieces Of
furniture. aid are not liable 70 ga our OF "r,l.r
Jus, pub,ishec,- SCHOOL FoR Tx CABINET
ORsAS BE- &c, : Roo. Pri,t g. REcREA-
TON, yos the CABISIr ORGAN Six numbe' :.
Il % &c, each. PIC % .. Its per nomosr,or
$40 per set.
Nareroan,s In Bottom. NJ pa Washington
street, Address the under ignei Wsfer,-o,ns
in n " York. Nos 5 X Z N,'c.r street A1dress
MASON BRO HERS.
Iasrumer 8 ma, he ordered b. letter with en-
ire cont. ence ct receiving them ~ perfeci ss
though selected q, eur " Zero ma. a dr. on
b. sion ~ New YORK sans. maze p 4. 4
cur order, shg ula il such c-ses, CT rsny tha
letter. r--rri 'ise Catalogues seni tree by msil
MASON e. HAMLlN. Makers.
BosroS. Mass
The independent. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Kan.) 1860-1874, 1864-09-03
Bring Them Along.

Coy & ConweIl will psy the highest
market price for cotton, linen and all
woolen rags. old Bass. Copper. Pewter
and lead. The wooden rags to te 10
lots exclusive Of all other kinds. for
which We will pay Casli or Trade.
Cor 4 CoSwILL.