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, 1864-09-15

viii please drop line to or call On q. Hlgglnson,
At City Hotel io1 one week,
snor Ln7ER.-Cotter crime Cutler, the wife OF q
dra5nan living On Harrison street. yesterday went
into the dry cooes store Of r. Palmer Lake street,
and purchased email btll Of goods, ior which she
paid the cash. Willie the goods Tc!e being put
up, ehe Ras obesfved to take ecveIal pieces fsata
She was accused Of tho THEFT: hut stoo:ly dsaled
IT, and when sea1ched attempted 10 throw the stolen
afs;c!es away. She US tsken g ins Fo.soo Court
sId Eeld ior sr1al In the sum Of 56o9.
OEoAH Exulnr11oS-Tten new organ Just e7ccs-
ed for the Second UcivessAist {Ghufch Of the Re-
cccmcr). On The corner Of Wn*h!s.ton and Sau9a.
mon stree.e, will be exhibited this evening. S=Ye.
Eal experienced oreapiets will be present to test
lta powcrs. Tho organ w3s built bY Me5srs.
t1lcoer and Chant, o1this CITY. $40 Will therefore
oo a fpecimen Of home talent.
sTrAwa--On the train between Rochester and
Buffalo. last Monday, the fcllow?og vote was
taken:
The .ra,n consiticd Of thirteen cars, and was was
dcnsely crowded with passengets-
HHDEBnAND rs. LII, ONCE MORE -Aguin has
this celebrated csse to be agitated. The motion to
ret aalde the award is Get down tor hearing before
audge E. s. Williams. in the C1rcaft Court on FIJI
Day, I'D Inst The whole evidence taken before
the atbttrators will then be laid open to p1hsc
hearing.
ANOTHER TRAIN VoTE.-A vote was taken last
evening on the MlcbIaau Southern trim, which
arrived In this city about O'Clock As usual, the
results speak very poorly for the success of" Little
MAC" Tut OF i4l passengers, S voted for Lincoln,
45 fnf Me- teIan, and fuf Fremont. Total ny.
1ozitJ Tor Mr. Lincoln, 49.
RIVER AcCDENT.-The brig Rlsck uawk WAS
yesterday run into by the propeller America, while
lying in tho river, below Van Buren, street bridge.
The America waa coming down, when, FROM some
unexplained cause. she became nnmanageable, aad
nm with full he1d into the Elack Hawk, infIctng
damage TO the extent OF $500.
RonnKD,-A man named zenas Wright strau-
ger In the city, was on Tuesday night paselng
along State st., between Sixteenth and Eighteenth
streets, when he w,s assaulted by brace Of raf-
fapq. and In The meIce robbed OF valuable silver
watch. Mr. Wright - from Detroit. He iB not
able to identify either OF his aassllaLts.
OL1yER's MEsT4n7.-A very neat inkstand Is
supplied by Culver, F1g6 s. uoyne, filing " IN.
lorg felt 1t keeps the INK frce from duaI aud
prevents evaporation. Very simple, no trouble,
There will be eracd Mass Meeting ut Btis
tol, Kendall county, Saturday. Sept 17.b, at 10
o'clock. Good apsakers will be Oh hand.
, 1864-09-15
St. Louis nIatAet.

IGpeclHl UlBpHlCn 10 tHe Cn1cago 1f1bnHe.1
Sn LOWS. Wednesday, Scpt-lt.
ToBAcco-Heayy; stems a. *3,6oea.4o: sersps,
$21G 4ass green and damaged Lugt, at ts 5,@ls &c
factory do, at xle25@lsca; Plantero do, a: Sl225a
1a.7s: shipptnz leaf at tlaooseo:so: meoum DO, ut
&z.t5@7a.0u good and 1ne do, at xt3t93 1OO,
FLoUR-Qulet: sales ef III br1s extra 1t SO dou-
bic extra At slo.2s 1t0 do do City, tll 50.
GRA1H--Co1n unchanged; ssles OF 20 kacks whita at
9150; ls7 co do at u tG yellow, tto LEGS DO ia
lots at u 6e@t6:K: Whcst dull; ss1cs Of 1861 sacks
in two lots at 81 @ PET bu ye-saes Of l50 sacks At
Il rs; ara III do nttl.27.
WH1eKY-Ma1ket Inclined to be weak sales Ct ea
bsls at xl.15, and lu0 do On prtvste terms.
, 1864-09-15
Markets by Telegraph
milwaukee rlnr14f.

[EpeclA Dispatch to tho Chicago 1Fltune1
MILWAUKEE,. Wednesday, Sept, 1t,
FLoUR-A3eFe active but loEer.
GRAIx-Wheat-Eecetved. 23oo3 bu. Market CT
cited aud clce1nr lower. eales this morning: 5000
No Spring In store ut Il 9s1 81 100 on DO sellers
optlop Alimontb, at tl.9d; 4o bu,do, sellers option
till goth, at sle6 s,0 hu DO, buyers option Ill the
month"; at $780, s0ol hn No In store at el9) 50 bags
Club delivered at s2.oe. Sales on Chanze: 29ooobu
treth at u 95 0 bu DO roller option all tbs week,
at q 9h@l 81 1,too bn DO. seliets option al taa
month st 1,eoo hu In stora at 81 So; 100
psga Winter delivered at s2 H. Market ut the Sew.
took place un 'Change. sales: 6I:o0 ba at ii s:a
sK TOR no and u 90 for No sprtug IN
ket closing hrm. OatsQniet Eales: 4 cars in
etore At Sc CornsaIes 15 bags delivercd At SlSl:
car delivered At ela': Batfey-S.lt8: ~ bags at
Bur fHK-eAIea: GEnE4 nf SIC. -
, 1864-09-15
nj Ar RI II d.

IN Boston. Sept. stb. by tho ev. Mr.. Dexter. .. Il.
kIaga5l IL Il na.,nn ~ 9; asnse'aE Of j. a.
u Journal please ccpY.
At Pln,nwell, AIegAn County. Miehigsn. on Tues.
day. Heps. 18th, 1888. By O. u. Durham ESQ MTHON
r. I0LMs. Of VIM County, III and LII OLA FAGEE.
Of AAegsn Coanty, Mich1Esa. daughter Of John
FREe1, Eec.
, 1864-09-15
Illinois and Michigan Canal.


BRIDGEPORT. Wednesday, Sept. 14-9 p N.
ClxAnxD-pannbe, Ottawa; Oaeita, ottawa, ss,sz2
It lumber. Is brta lime: Alabama. Lasslle, 7aas #
lumber. eco la&h: Resclute Lemt Mt; Waterloo La.
sal1e. ii br1s sat: Contest. Mor1s American Star
Lassl1es Is oo6 It iumbcr MoLennan. Seneca 7o97o
umber $1,000 shingles. II SO laih; E. Busnham. Pr
VeJance. Lenoat; y. 8. 0ufnce, do. =
ARElvkp-0nWnrd, Joliet $500 hu oats: SO bu
wheat Monitor. Laaalie, l50 tons coal: Chatnahop
Kuokce. 100 nu oats; Atlantic, Norris, 500 bn
cotn r. seeds: Maple tite Joliet aso bu oats
$50 bu wheat. 50 brl1 yluegar: Ericsson, OTTAWA
s2eo on corn sg hn seeas; and ssts5 IS s:eds rom
LATER.
CIrABRD-sept 1s-s ?. Ms A. Douglas, Chs.ns.
bon; Progress Las e5 brls aalt; sana Ls9.iie
92e95 4 lumber; Lonlee: MaesK Landing, 50 Isl Il
lumber; Clyde. Seneca, y 81 f lumber: imperlal
lSSkPPeft H. g a lnnpss; 1s.!s' ssiae!es ma 50
monf: Invfss,'ss,SoF sno, de%oas; q 3. e. LooPs, =
Jollet1 Atlanta LR68s, g $50 f lumber; SobastnDn
Utica. II so De empty barrels.
AHhIVKn-Balttmore, LASAlle, Us tons coal: s. p
Gale, Lenont. @ IDS rubble Stone; Rssoinse. l.
Mont, 81 yds rubble stone; ". s. Gqrpse Lemntt 4,
yds dimension stone: Coeye3anee, Lem sat, Is yds ii
nspst9o stone; ottswa. onAwa. 3,oA ba corn:. oHk
Leaf, ssehet. 4teo bu oa:s, 1,soo bu wleat.
, 1864-09-15

aurtiDn Sales.
pEGULAR SATURDAYS
LIZ eALE.
1OUSEnuAS nanDs,
Csrpeting pa1or Stove a7d Cookirz Stove5. Scales,
Horse, Wagon and Harness. 90, &C.
AT AUCTION,
On sATULDAY. Sept. r7th. At 9x O'Clock at Dut.
tcSn' Apct111 EopHl8 III Fcttlnpd Block.
FIN. 4. BUFFERS l. CO.,
ee1+ +t11:4t Auctlonesis.
, 1864-09-15
LOCAL MATTERS.

Kvanstou Clam Bakc.-Pater fansltas-
the great clam bake takes place to-day at Evan
ston. Clam chowder. oysters, >coafsh, pork and
beane. and "heaps" Of other New Enslaad dell.
cnciee will be dispensed With f1berality. Go and
take the members Of your household With you.
For particulars see advertisement IN another col
umn.
Rev. e. p. Hammond will EIro au &C.
count fhis recent visit to Minnesota at the Daily
Morning PtaEer Mec;ing.. at Dr.. Patterson's
Churrb, corner Of Washington street aud Wabash.
avenue, on Friday morning at O'Clock.
Rev. Mr. Hammond, tbs Evangelist, will
address the Young Peoples Prayer Mectlug at the
Third Presbytarisn Church, corner OF West Wash-
inpton and Carpenter streets, Friday evening at
O'Clock.
Mr.. Hammond VII, probably be unable to speak
elsewhere during his brief vtlt, and his friends arc
requested to circulate this notice. .
Messages to the Froat.-corpor.l Dan
Marble OF the Chicago Mercantile Ba.sezy, Is now
10 this city. lie will leave to rcon his comrades
on Saturday next, and will take letters or small
pscksEes TO any Of the boys In the battery, flct
At Il. u. Husted.. No. 13l Lake street.
FreednEen's Aid Society John n. Lang,
ston, OF Obesin, Ohio will lecture this evening at
Quinn's Chapel, for the benefit Of the cont1abands
who are now suffering at Quincy. I'll.
NNVA w. ANANAE1A< AARk4&URt.-1W0-
sessions OF the Cook County Teachers Institute
will be held this fall as follows:
The fret one at Lyons. commencing Monday,
October Sd, and continuing five days.
The second at Darlington, commencing Monday,
October 10Th, and continuing the same length Of
time. .-.
Good lecturers will be in attendance. and the
usual hoapitslities will be extended to the teach
ers By the citizens of both the above placrs.
Al teachers chou q be ptesent promptly at the
cnHDinQ Of tho session.
Jons 2. EBEauARr.
School Commissioner.
Chicago, ILL.,. Sept. l., 1861.
Attention, Sixteenth ward!-The Re-
publican voters Of the 10th Wa1d are requested to
meet at the Lincoln and Oelesby C.oh Room
cf importance viii come before the club, and ful
attenoance Ie desired.
0snanental and Nursery stoc4, 400o0 PEACH 75, GOD
pear. 1Go 900 Grape, &C. Send red etamp ~ rev,
Bloomington, III. se21i qs77 ~ dSw.
~ Dieesses Of the Nezgoas. Seminal, Urinary
| in reports Of tie Howard Association. Sent by
asA IN eesle4 iS:tst envelopes, ftse o. charge.
Pa 49, iY2mssa44sm
sbs sb acRaaf Raaasph g. at :: 1cp7 2tsfs
Metropolitan Hall to Rel1.-Ta;s Hall
Ia to rent icr al th6 purposes for Tice anch halls
are ordinarily used. Terms moderate. Appliea-
trance to the Hail. 1e1lh9:ltf
~. Dr.. James cures Syphilis in i.s various
etoees, without ncrcnry, iod1dc potaesta, OF any
poison, but with utsalizer-a positive cure tor
| ibis ltrrible desease. -'---
6pcrmatoErFea cured With an infa1lible method,
saytug much time and expense.~
Impotency. cansed from eperuatocrhcA OF 1oES OF
semen-this debi ity Dr.. James obl,sntca h1mseil
IN every caae TO cure, pro 1ucing full power and
vlsor. d. James office and parlors, Sc Racloiph
stIseE sep1ibTIlt
, 1864-09-15
DN ED.

In this city. ca the norria9 OF the 18th Instant.
WlLLIkS E3auMWAH. aged II Year,. eldser son OF
, Dr. q. ". 6humvaJ.
Funeral from his rcsldence, corner OF Psge street
ard Park aver1e to ia1, 18th Inst at O'clock T.
, 1864-09-15

Reaotns tz9H Alton r & ii; pfd 63H caatoa ssn:
o& cest s{Ss Te. s 5oH 50 E9H y: a5ee
u9 le@9 coup ~; @. al, coup 1014: D, & se& 1u9~
, 1864-09-15
GALE OF KICH FURNITURE

GALE OF RICH FURNITURE
By GILBERT T. SAMPSON,
at their Sales1oonos a. 46 and - DeatbtEn 8deat.
LARGE SALE OF
Rich and Elegunr new ana secoud-huna Fur.
niture ana hra11e1s as Carpets,
On IF E1DhT, eept 18th. at * O'Clock At our sa!ek
roems, large and elegant assostme9E e PAklUR
SUITS. in OH Walnut Green and Halr Cloth, MAI
bic TOP ab:es. II solid R.sevocd Aahoga1y and Wal
mt. bat Trees arlor, Easy and Rocking Chairs rich
BOOK ases ana q tGretar1ss II RoseEeo! aud Wal9ut
HoleWocl. Walnut a3d Chestnut. The attention oi
buyers IL paitcular. invited .hese goods. D1eak
tnR Bureaus, Tashtr2uds Be1stead5. 5prlng e1s a1d
Hair Mattresses --
Oak Marbe TOP Sldeboards. With wire backs. handed
end 1cro leRs E1tens!on Dining Tables and u #
Table, Pain and Cared Tap OAK Dntax cha.rs
Arm Chairs. thla's High oak Dtnine Chths.
The above goods are all hrst-ctaes md warranted
Those WiIhinG good eood1 end GOOD furniture, VII
make great saVip2 by attanninG tols sale.
Aluu, the entire furniture Of family breakfnE nj
housekeeping. cons,stina q Eaue1a alsoEtment o
be14 s7s.st G1HTRr 4 SAMPSON. Aua;ra.
, 1864-09-15

Fesee1S Passed Detroit.
Especial Dispatch to tho Chlcogo Tribunal
DxTRo1T. Wednesday, Bent. "A.
UP-Scbr Kanosha.
pcWE-Brig Mopltof.
TBfxh Taof
, 1864-09-15

oswxao* Wednesday. sept, u
r1oun-stssdy snd IN good dcmsnd,
GaAIN-KhtAt 1T quiek: wtrtsr rcd 1ndlsna 4, %
Ccrn Id bstEr demand Illinois. tl.46a110 "'~'
CANAL FKx1aH1s-Flour a7&51A wheat IS; corn
1lH to New York. ~.
, 1864-09-15

UNCLAIMED FRE[GHT AT
~ AUCTION, at the WRretousa Of
WiG. II. KE0EH, 95 Hiver Gtreet-
AT aH O'CLOCK. FRIDAY. SEPrEMBER 18th.
te1+s72ss WM. BgrTkRs co. Auct'rs.
GTOCK SILV Err PLATED
~ WARE
AT AUCTION.
On THURSDAY, sept 18th at OK o'clock. at But
te1a AuctIon RooEp3, corner ct re.roorn aud Wa.h-
lneto1 strtets, \ 1b1ze and nne stock Of
SILVER PLATED WARE,
Consisting CT Tea, Desert and Table Spoons and
Ftr1r 8efa KpiVes Tea Bells, Goblets Fagkots, Ice
Pitchers. Butrer PiRteB and Krt 1es Cake Baskets,
variety ofteArGtle Roode for uss and tho 6ata.
se18 q9lx 1t TM. M.A.DU1TERS co., Auctffs.
, 1864-09-15
New York Money and Stock Market. y

New YORK Money and Stock Market, aE3
NEw yoRx. Wednesday 9ept II.
Norey sctlye and 1rn at par cent.
EttfljnE Ex.hsnRe dn'l 1t 1tSx@'co!{ for 7old.
Cod rFeenlsr and npeett'ed: openioE st 2774 ad-
declining 10 11sk, advanclEg 10 as ana closlug II
2254.
Tia s.esner Heela for Liverpool. to day. eArfied
cut Us o. IN specie.
Goyefnr rent ftoc1a quiet. ...
StocEs stetdy. Rock Isleud 1e64 Pitts, r " l. C
1l7X; C&NW pfd sAh; W92; III fcr!p u1, s
, 1864-09-15

sfs ssaS j, 5ss; IS: sH & T. = Is 81 ssss
Buffalo d1nrker.
.. BUFFALO, Wednesday, Sept IT.
sea y!.e o.,y 1'm.e' tsass,f a.
&C CAnAI "a, + TFsEIaTs-To NV Tnik: whtss 17c' eo'a
Lag lsson1. 13ts7 p:.., What '2,sM :, e4; s9;
corn ss bu, o.ts s.: ,m bn. barley 10 d.
c.xas 9: e1,, wheat 11':i' b.
St LauIs Lumber marAer-sept. II.
Iht'n T. no feature 70 ths n a. e n1s1e
for lumber It lie sssas. - a.. y T5:is h.ve Gsea neIs
esp. y river hsse .nFse weeks and 20 DFsss.cs OF
En-, a:n.t.est Ys,d prices arc atm % fs7l9so ao 20
stssns de ji1S aads inca.......... ss9ss1oto
5ss 5fsS9s g ed.9s ss .ss isssiiS:::
G,nh Plank. 5ose'e'
Joiai il # ana 1aaeS .::
saSsis n*Ssf i III
E1oorrg; cond rate, drraea..... :. ...- 61S9I
ast deft siss sle'is ssssvsa
:. saFed.-..--- 79uep -..-
1.tn nav r. sg
cedai Possa pe. 5G515
Foreign f1oH51s Us;t:s e .s.ss from the
From January 1s:to ssrseusuer 0sh> IN the yea:sin
titated:
From. 1h64. 1883.
ES;;ss ss'ss'
1shll!mo1e 1es...s..---......---.s... Hs.s1 tsSstH
zeT - ss, 81
Tatn,s..................... ~ 7oaar,ist
I:c1ease in Ea'lo1s.....-... --.........-~ 5A5,Jl
, 1864-09-15

ANAHnow EscArE.-Yesterday morning man
named George Watson, while trying horse he in-
tended to purchase, very narrowly escaped q fear
tul death. He was driving in = light buggy On the
prairie ut the foot Of Wood street in the West Di
,unmanageable. Being brought into collision with
a stone the vehicle overturned. throwing Mr. Wat
ron out on the turf almost between the horses
relng. the frightened animal By q few vlgoroua
kicks mad freed Itself and started at rapid rate
across the pralrIc% At latest accounts he had not
dangerously wounded.
, 1864-09-15

Messages to the Front.-Corpoz.l Dan
Marble OF the Chicago Mercantile B1:seEy, Is now
10 this city. lie will leave to rcjo1n his comrades
on Saturday next, and will take letters or small!
packsges TO any Of the boys In the bait tery fflef
1t Il, II. uusteds, No. 13l Lake street, -
, 1864-09-15

II Dieesses OF the Nervous. Seminal, Urinary
and Sexual Sgsteme.-New and relizbls treatment
-In reports Of tie Howard Association. Sent by
nal IN sealed letter envelopes, free Of charge.
Addrees Dr.. j. Ekillon Ho19htCr, Howard ABao-
eiadon. No.. soata Ninth street, Philadelphia.
, 1864-09-15

FreedDsen's Aid Society N. Lang.
ston, OF obeslin, Ohio, will lecture this evening At
Quinn's CHAPEL, for the benefit Of the contsabands
who are nov. suffering at Quincy, I'll.
, 1864-09-15

Bloomington NufgerT.-e20 acres Fruit,
Ornamental and Nursery stoc4, 1000 Peach Is, GOD
Peat. 1G0, 600 Grape, &c. Send red etamp ~ rev.
llet. F. K. PHENK-
UloQmlDRtQA, LII. Ae1ti Q911 2H Q&K,
, 1864-09-15

RonnKD,-A man named zenas Wright. strau-
ger In the city, WIS on Tuesday night passing
along State st., between Sixteenth and Eighteenth
streets, when he WAS assaulted by c brace Of ruf-
hapq. and In The melee robbed OF valuable silver
watch. Mr. Wright - from Detroit He is not
able to identify either Of his assalIaLts
, 1864-09-15

Atto0tion, Sixteenth WoFd!-The Re-
publican voters Of the 10th Watd are requested to
meet at the Lincoln and Oeleshy C!oh Room
(UhlIchB block) this {ThursdaS} evening. Business
Of importance Will come before the club, and full
attendance Ie desired.
, 1864-09-15

sxAIl-Pox.-The reign ot terror Of suna1i pox in
our city has passed. Toere Is not single patient
entering from that disease in the Pest House at
pretent, and the hve or elx sufferers who were
inmates phort time ago have aA been discharged
cured. This speaks we'll for the sanitary condi-
ton Of Chicago, which is rapidly importing. II
may be said tnat the heavy morality report for
The last month contradicts this statement, but
inEest1s alton vii show the contrary. Out of tbs
4e1 deaths, only very small minority are those OF
tdultr, the unusually large bill being caused by
lie deaths Of 3s2 children under ave years Or aee,
mott Of them from tho various SUMNER complaints
NonruwEsr1RN P1oToaRArn1o soc1ErY!Es1nks
institution. recently started has for Its object the
instruction Of operators in the beat means Of pro-
ducIpg perfect plcturef, such as can bear compari
eon beside the works OF Ar rlsts Of recognized mer
it. Operators throughout the country ara invited
to 1odn the Aeeociat1op, 20 That they may get
posted In the latest discoverlea and improSementa
1ie " Sf - apd fa pabc he
| 1eptfon to ad0rn theee rooms WILD maRn1nce1t
collection Of the photographic at; The neIt
meeting Of the Society will be held this efenfng IN
| Pa1lor No. Z, fremont House.
| Ho4EwAnp.-The 39th and doth Wisconsin 1egi
mentr, one hundred day men, passed through the
city yesterday On their way home. They nun
bered collectively about twelve hundred men.
| TbeY have been chiefly on duty at Memphie, which
| pacH they lett On fF1QAT lhsk A1st !osI AG :"
by death. but suffered considerably from sickness
! at one time there being ABOUT two hundred and
| fiity sick in each regiment. The hoya are quite
fond Of sold1eripg. and many express detcsnlns-
| ton to tee the end Of the hight.
SIGNIFICANT day or two ago the schooner
| international arrived of OUT harbor, hoaitng at
| her masthead the Mcclellan and Pendieton ban-
ner. While being towed up to Bridgeport, she
| stuck. fast In the mud near the Alton RailEosd
Bridge, and all the efforts OF half dozen tupa to
cet her of were Of no avail. As so0u rs the vessel
t,,nck the flag was taken down. We o2ins @qse pse
1 f;ars Of the same sort will. coma down when MAJ
Pefs stuck on Salt River" as he will be In No
| yembe1 next.
| 1871 411,7o1s Pn1soszns IN GEoRa1A-1he fol
lowing Ia list Of the members belonging to the
10th 1llipois Infantry, confined In Camp Sumter
Andersonville, Georgia also the deaths among
them: 8. Il. Timmsholm, Company Z. died Jons
2, Of scorbutus. Frank F. Sheppard, f.; E1ane
Seropfn. q: Iouls Sapcler D; Wm. Gilbert, A
!. ch1itiian, E. i. Hebbefd. Il, and-All||son, I
4py person Wishing sny further information 0
, 1864-09-15

RIVER AccDENT.-The brig RIack uawk WAS
yesterday run into by the propeller America, while
lying in tho river. below Van Buren, street bridge.
The America was coming down, when, FROM some
unexplained Cause; she became tlamanageable, and
ran with ful heid into the EIack Hawk. tnilIct!ny
damace to the extent OF $500.
, 1864-09-15
EVANSTON CLAM BAEE
At
EVANST0iF SEPTEMBER Is.

" ARIETY TT EATRE.
- Nns ~ and Ill Dearborn Erect.
C.N. CAADh1Ck. ....... proprietor ard MaD-EeF
d. j. .AEttpX and 2tagA NAuaRtt
, 1864-09-15

TOR SALE - Cigars. Fifteen
L. thoufsna C1Ears will ba sold II 3. .tasxAia for
Lots, Farms and Lands. 4. !. HALR, Real Eatate
and Commercial REoEer, 9S Wash1Eton ttreet,
Room Nc. T. Bs1tsl29 1t
FOR SALE-A five Horse Power
IL Portable Engine, nearly new. Can DO seen at
the Hsch,ne Shop, cofnEr o: Clinton and Van Hateo
a:ftets. se13s165It
, 1864-09-15

WooD srl1T,xa MACHINE have been
ebown the prospectus, or more properly the de-
ecrptdon of novelty machine. 1t Il no less thsu
amachine for splitting wood. Machines for saw
irE are quite plenty, hut as it costs so much in
these hirh times to hare It split, people find It
{nst abo9t as cheap 70 bare It sawed and eplt by
nAuQ. 1Ht FphLtIuE Ala%nAau .4.t~.Aa.t-a = :
hanomaiden 10 the taw, and can bs operated by
the same motive power: It will eplIt gu an aver
ante Of one nan. In Buffalo The machine IL In &C
tive operation, and bar been hiehlF endorsed by
wood dealers and Others. Th1se Interested may
witness ltg pow eFs at the cosler Of Madison and
Canal strettt, this altefccon, between the hours
oftNo and six.
, 1864-09-15

~Paper Hanging, &c, &C., at n. York prices
7. e. Rgby, 50 Randolph st. au2tp16i-3,t
, 1864-09-15

l.c1ease IN ga2lc1s.......-. -...,....,,-~ 54i,TI
, 1864-09-15

w OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
" T1o veteran sold,ess ased s3 md y. WITH an
,nttau!ts nur beT Of young ladat bet1esu taa Azea
q ID % 9IsssTpaatsaT,s 2 a saa Rs.
HIN FER and JAMES BIRD. co. /. asth III. "a 9sia-
I'd UiY, 15A A. G.. .ChAttlnQoXs. Tqn3. sAls all<as
, 1864-09-15

tcup Nome, &C.. !. C. r. X, r. o. Chicago.
sRev. Green, William, Rector Of Trinity Church,
nsS: SepsssS ssisao,a. A.., reading in New ro.k.
| rRey. Hacer. EIUsh W., Rector OF the Church oi
lie Holy lommunion, Chicago.
Church, Farm Ridge.
tRey Jores, 6llas Russell, Rector Of the Church
sR.y. jerks, Geo, d., Rector of Trinity Church,
Polo.
! Rev. Ssyle Henry, Rector Of the Church Of the
Redeemer, Cairo:
tRev. Locke, Clinton, Rector Of Grace Church
Chicago
sRev. MagfL, Matthew, Rector Of Trinity Church
Rock leland.
james Church, IeaistoSn- o' '.>": - -
Hey. McGowan, James 81 Deacon. officiating II
Rcv. Mitchell. William, N. D., Rector Of st
Marks Church: Chester.
/ FNEr. Mitchell, Thomas W., Rector Of St. john
Church, Gillespie.
Rev. NuFrlson+ Theodote n, D. D.. Rector o
: Trinity Church. Jacksonyille.
-ttSv. Narn, fFn1sncls Pa AeGsol q st. yuoe
Rev nshnrne Jnhn Wer1rS Missions1ra a. rcnSs
. Rement md Edcewooi A' 0A~'1e
: Rev Pedeinne. inhn n. M. Missionary at ps-,,
3 81 eih, vile. ind ethel nlscee. ~ N' ~
Rfy- Reynn,ds. n. III. b. B.. Rector of Ct p.n,'a
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: sRer Rnhsrtz Warren II Rertnr n 3~are fybnr.+
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d | +Rev Smitf,etf w,,isn r. r7rrtor os rm,,n.
u Chnrch RncFfo,dl - 49,
l. Revs Steele' Wiiltam NJ. rp.,a,nr at Hamlfn. N,
, 1864-09-15
[NTANTED-Disab}ed Officers and
sFur SALE.

TOR SALE-A Saloon doing
a. good business, col Klnz1e street, cosaer North
UeAlEptu. 1o.is1r13s
, 1864-09-15

ANOTHER TRAIN Vo1E.-A vote was taken last
evening On the MICHIGAN Southern trim, which
arrived In this city about O'Clock As usnal the
results speak very poorly for the success Of" Little
Mae," Out OF iii passengers. 81 voted for Lincoln,
45 ior Nc, 1eIlan, and 1or Fremont. Total ny,
to1ity Tor Mr Lincoln. 49.
, 1864-09-15

UI0H P11cEs-So DEcLISE,-Our recent victories
at Mobile and Atlanta, the success OF the new loan
and bright aspects Of things political have caused
quite decline In gold-about twenty per cent in
two weeks, If Gra9t were to defeat Lee or Mobile
be taken, there Is no knowing how low gold might
tumble, md as q consequences coal dealers, coal
spectators and yenters Of fIks and calicos would
lore heavily. There Is no reason in the world why
gold should bring the present premium, or goods
be 70 high. As god went up--up-tonchfng at
one time ai5-bolders Of all kinds OF property ad-
vanced accordingly, but as far as heard from they
hare not met the decline. Why isH2 Ifspecte be
the Etardard they thould come down, and coal aud
provisions should be a shade lower than tney were
TWO weeks since. They talk loudly about the ad-
ynnce IN gold, but did body ever hear them talk
decline" without growl Of discomfort. The
remedy Ia in the hauds Of the people Let them
limit their purchases to the most pressing wants
be glad to sell alter while.
, 1864-09-15

KVnnstou Clam Bakc.-Rater tamsltas-
the great clam bake takes place to-day at Evan
ston. Clam ehowder. oYstets, >coafah, pork and
beanR, and "henps" of other New Eneland dell.
cacfee will be dispensed with t.berality Go and
take the members Of your household With You,
For particulars see advertisement fn another col
umn