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, 1864-08-25


Co1Toz-Less ac1iye. Sales ut elSsas1 ~ Tor ntid-
mSoER~Qa,e& and Western 1e higher. With OILY
nniea supply. Sales a. 10 y for e1tra ssate
81 l0@l,.:u tot extra 1ounGnoUp Ohio. and 91f1t1
12s5 for tiae blsncf Market Gioted anlet a9a asm.
ber at fIoS5 snd leo0 brs do f9r 0co9sr at sl103
WuIsKY-Fimer. Safes At s Ssal g for stats;
f1ai for Western, 1nciudiDE 70 Dtt brls dellvesa.
tIr II days, tuyers option. 1t f1N. ..o.>
GRA1H-Wheos dull Sid seaffs4 - mn ~ Ex.S19
2t6 chisaso Epflng s. foF MlS4sSss iss = Sss
win eF red Eetteru xe IS for Inferior do Rye q1ist
1t SIC. Bsrlsy dull e-d Z. .utasl: This corn m%tfst
Oper ct lsc nettsr but elosed dull sud droopnG At
SIS Tor mixed vest:rn With 70 nn; ats - ta.s quo
ta1luA. 0att sh. de 1F1nfr at 99Sbc tof Ttatesnr
thtiD4lde price tor A'e In store.
III oI-MArket scarcely 70 arm under the deeltae
- PsTao1s r4-Marses quiet At as5so far crude. $40
,fE.vt.1oSs-.o;k IeEtI, and closing -, ssesdz St
tbs declite ut ISL &C 81 81 fcf mess, $s9 fof
rev Mes. $751; 60 fer pslma and sseo f9r prtms
ree1. Cut AZ frm st l5ai5kc tor shoIidass and
1s9iskc for hams tnoket th0u1ders 17Hc, and 30
s. i i?e: MeIs se1ye md dse,dea'y 1s@'
buyers option 1t 2tc. Butter higher. ut AsaAc toz
OHIO AID 5&sTc ftr State. Cheese nsmr1, With
lair QenXpH 1t .6G$iC.
, 1864-08-25

BUFFALO, WedEesQAV. Arg. II. F. Il,
FLouR-6tesay and only mod sfately active
GHA1N-Whesr tirfu hat quiet. and held tor TO l
Milwaukee Spring at $2.25; amber Michigan $a..s3
2SO: red winter $4.2 @923: white Michigan hud Ohio
1916; Chicago No spring &tpS. Corn LEES active at
{l.ss. ostE nrua; ss1ss at 1etc.
Wn1sxY-Held at 81 "a VII b no tales: s!69 offered.
CAYAL FRKiaurs-To Eew York, Whe1t z1Hsax2
cora lgGR 9Hc. cats 17k&=1sKc;
IAKK Observation-Disclosures $50 br.s; wbeat II ,5as hu !:
corr, Is SEQ bu; ontf, f7.75t bu.
CAsAL ESroRTs-fIonr. 50 brls; wheat, 57,eso bu ;
corn, IS 2st bu: Cats, 50 200 bu.
, 1864-08-25

PHILADELPHIA. "Wednesday, August H.
FIoun-F1,m; extra s1i:ss; extra taratly, st2oo3
GrA1N-Whe:t tnoyani : old red $95-Q.Is; new
.renLsytysuia u 6hK1 Il: Nht'e ty8103 ea, Corn
old. 80,
F11Ro1aux-T!rm crude sc srenned in bond. $40
SIC do frse Sig soc
WulsK!.F1rm .nd htehsr. Sales 60 nrls 1t 1s19
, 1864-08-25


RELIEF FOE SOLDIERS FAauHs.-we trust the
readers OF the TRIBUNE will not weary of our In
Fortunate advocacy OF the claims of the families
Of our soldiers. ltis no light thing to surrender
the comforts OF home and the endearment: Of fam
III for the weary march and the lonely piEouac. It
lB no email undertaking to abandon the abodes Of
pesee for the te11ors and stern realities Of the bat
tie field. The sound OF blows upon wood and iron
1s not rangnt with peril IS the sound Of exptod
Inc shell and the singing OF swiftly speeding bull
1ctf. In pcaceiul avocations man can pussuo the
eTeu tenor Of lis way without Tear Of the de-
ftroyer. In war, death lurke BY the elde
q every p:d1hSssy and haes tself Grey
ancc OF The loved there ts the moment lrY fear
to The wives and little ouca OF the soldier, that
each Tram may be the messenger OF erIl tidlngs,
and that cach click Of telegraph te how hus
band and arc stricken down In the assault upon
the Eelghts OF Petersburg o. IN tue denonttratons
agal st the breastworks Of Atlanta Thls continual
alienation between the extremes Of hope and de-
spair Is fcariully trying
When the alarm OF war sounded throughout the
Sss9 ana M St ss ays Of see e
arme. The deaire OF doing, something for an I'M
psf1l1ed eouL affected al Glasses Of our people
ss and tsnas d. aneaTsd aor aud @ ~ % nt
minister 70 ther wants, they concluded to follow
mnnity ia. Have the pledges then given
been fu1n!ledt Have the wlyea and
children Of these soldiers been properly supported
and cared fors They have not been utterly ne
elected the etipend pad to them By the city and
county authorities and The efforts Of the Soldiers
Relief Society Abundantly testify. But the latter
have failed to secure the funds With which to carry
on their work Of mercy, and the poor soldiers
wives are the sufferers in consequence.
It is to be hoped that the meeting that Is called
for saturday at P. H.. at the rooms of the Young
Mems Christian Association, will not u barren Of
resulta. There should be at least 525 900 raised by
our cltizens-tt will netd fully thar 10 carry the
soldiers families decenny through the coming
winter.
, 1864-08-25
milwaukee, mnrket&

I5petlAI USpatEu % NE Cn1caEU I1iE1ne+f
MuwAUKEH. "Wednesday. aug, II.
HFLouR-Qulet. Supply very light.
Observation-Disclosures j5,0N bushels; irregular,
excited and 1ower tales this mnrIL1e of 5000 hnSh.
eIs No. sprtnx In store At O. e9: SOTO bushels
tcllers option a1l the month at 97As 6o bushels No.
.sprtnE tin Snitb'e) 1t s1.95 10000 bushels do,
round lot 1t e. 60. Sales change: So sc1 Du No.
spring IN 1t ~ osa2Gs: 5000 bushels do, buy.
er's option a the week 1t s2.c5; lsoo busheIa do.
bnyers option ali the month, 1t 42.et@2.67: 2o00
bushels do, eel1ers option MI the month, st e20G9
2t7; 800 athe1s rejected Ia nlgbSs) At 4lss. Mss-
ket this eyerlIR, at TIE NewhAl1 House, dali sud un-
retted ,no buyers The spot shove t2c6; sales at
q c. buyers option all tie month. Osta actIvs and
khade lower: tales cars delivered At G1c; III
etore at 6oc, Corn rn and h1eher sales OF three
car loads in store ut t1so. Rye and sales
-nomtral.
WOOL Better sales; 10000 ns at 3l.ts,
, 1864-08-25
LOCAL MATTERS.

Notfce.-As Will be eeen by an advertisement
in today's payer, there will be two great t1ots At
the Driving Park Course Friday and Saturday
next. The horses entered arc all fret class au1.
mails, evesy one OF them having trotted inside Of
two minutes, thirty eecouda, In public And
fair contest is guaranteed, IS new rule has been
adopted by the Association which prtclndes any
ewiAdling being attempted
Ladies' Loyal League.-Thcre will be a
meeting ofthe League this afternoon. Aug. 18th,
at o'clock. A full attendance Is requested, as
buslneEs Of Importance Is 70 come before the meet
Ing. ARs. J. u. 1SaRAuAx,
Sec, l. L. L.
, 1864-08-25

OeWfoo. Wednesday, August q.
F1ouE-In rGod dema.t ana unchanged.
GnAIF-Whtat higher. None Offering AMI no pltes
CeTn sa3e better. No. H., S1.f8. Oats he'd II
71aTsc 70. Western Ntthont sa1es.
FEEIau1a-Duii on nonr nua grain.
, 1864-08-25
Gstfaqo Gribn1re.
ACEUoI % Idt;
THE CITY.

THE CITY.
PxRsoN41---Allen Butler, Of the New York Cen.
t1al Railroad, arrived in the city yesterday.
PnnsosAl Gen. Hunter Vas in the city
yeste7daJ-topping at the Sherman House. He
lett last evening on the Bnr1inenton soad.
To THE BkxEyo1K1.-Auy person har1ng sin
Gle mattresses Or cots to epare, viii add greatly to
the comfort Of sick eediere. By sending them to
the Soldiers Rest, rs soon fs convenient.
Fpz Jo1ur rTo-DA1,-Remember the extursior o.
The Edwards Prosovtcr1an Church today. Cara
leave Madison street br1d=e depot at halpsst eight
precisely.
PusosEnh- men, belonging to the
144th Illinois infantry, uIder command o. Capt
s J, 9toctey. arrived 1t The Rest yesterday. They
came n e1aafge q ~ rebsl prisoners who ase
Boz KILLED "A boy hose name We could pot
learn was killed yesterday on the West Side, On
The track Of the Pittsburgh and Font Wayne rail-
The inquest will te held this morning.
D1sr1Hau1snED AHniYALs.-Hon. Ben. Wood,
the brother Of Phernanalwud. and Governor Ho-
coppeshead Convention, arc il the city. and
stopping Al the fremont House.
NEW POLICE EFoRcE.-Fcsterdaym morning twenty
new policemen were ASSIGNED to dnty-eigAt In
The Eputh Diy3,on rnd efx in each NJ tbe otbcr
s1as.- - - - 1,s
why the force should be still moro largaly IN
creased during the coming week.
To 4 CoRREsroxDENT.-A correspondent at
Moline, ILL.,, 4 discharged epldtot. Is anxious to
re-cnltst, doesfea information ~ to how much he
can ecI as aupeu1u&e' aefe ~ coanee iof the
orokese' 5upstltates are receiving rom 500 to
'".
VAurr.a-w Tho1on,o, and ri. ++.,a.d
dog uector, arc some OF the attractions at the
Varieties. Mr. Thompeon takes his bepcnt on
Friday njrbt The mau,eement hnve eerure5
1one list Of sta,s. whoee nsmes viii be found nm.
daflIued In tp-mur7oE'e programme
a,r,,~r~ uons~e ~e-rsn,,,, p,t+o. n.,,.
onss.a--aast.- .,t,, ~ ~,
1e. ho-.oa ~ w,.b;,,to, N,+I.,,nst.nS;n. ~.
immcnsc i3,,tn nno,, the rcn,ne r-.onrrp. ~ th,s
section OF The county, no better horses can be
found ta'n those OF Illinois.
~, aR recently appearing
assaut and held to bail in $500 TO keep the peace
W. arc assured by the Doctor IL incorrect He s,ys
The o.ss es s d.. I'D s
CAll On TUE NHAh114nLk'-"e 9 arc feqneet@
60 pS one OF tae laos managers o1 tne oolaisfs
SECT 70 atase 1us' 1nc1e pressing VAIL Iof ein-
E,e maHieses,of sotai 10. Inc elek ana wounded wno
thst fhev can,rsH viii. sr,1 conier a grest favor
by leaving them AZ above requested.
- '>AE ''t~''' '@ -W-s -e .~s-eo ---
ACKNOWLEDGMENT The TMEuEE ackuoHlede-
~ fbe rec;nt of tho renor of the Dirertors oftne
Chicago, Burlington q Quincy Aslltoad Company.
lt1B taathtni e1nlDlt o. The anhlta Of this Com.
, 1864-08-25

BRID0sroKT, wednesday, Aug, 40 D. n.
CLE4RED-M Adams No ?. Morris, 81. .oGo feet INN.
bsr; E Goodel1, Utica. 1884 empty 1our barre
11U0p hoces: Industry, LaSalle. 85sae It lumbee;
ite, 80 shingles, 80 brls ss1t; Lincoln. Morris;
Cooley. Norris. = 5s1 II lutnbsr, ce1 sh!ngles, 2to
ports; yorktown. Marrcl1ies; sebsstopol, Utica;
Topxccc Plant Morris; " Gurnee, Leuont; Reso
LITE, do; Advance. do; s r Gale, DO.
AEn1yHn-H Ham1in, Ottawa.
LHo1R-Ofthe reported cleared there Ire NOV hare
AftinE for teams the fo1lowing:l
Aurora. Nautilus. 1uduatry. Alliance, Deer Park
Eo2. Z Goodel. N Adams No 2. Cooley. A
Douglas Nos.
, 1864-08-25

mstroPolttan Halt to Eaane.-TEts Asll
Ia 10 rent for 81 the purposes for which such h.H
Hons caH be made At TIE Oh &C, adjoining Gee on
Hanee to the HA1. Sa1eLhs4Q-d
, 1864-08-25
L-Bettcr sales 10000 ns at 3i.C5.,


BR1poxFoB1, Wednesday, ku1. 2a-lp.m.
CL1AB1p-Allce, Iasal1e; q. G. Gsyl5rd, ,Loekpost
Cs1ondelet, Morris. 81 76s f. lumber, lis b1ls SSH,
blls lime, $500 brick; Aurora. IaSalle, 5000 H. luu
p1s -four; Deer Psrk 2, Utica, 2o,55s # lumber
1-so # sd1rg, 140o shingles; Ericsson, Ottawa, 20
b7ls line; Chaanahoa Cha1uauou. 1t,toa n lumber,
$50 potts; Monarch. Joliet. 19.90o It lumber, Is 600
thipeh 8: II, ,otD latb.
stone; Nc1th America. La3ale, l4s tons coal; s. F.
Gale. Lemont. 90 Jes ru5ble stone; Advxnce, Ieout
yes rubble stones Resolrte, Leont, 50 yds rubbls
storc; r. G. Gnrn Lemont, q sds dimension stone;
Maple Leaf, Joliet. ..co bu oats sahsstopo, Utica
1t9t bs said, Is bills ceme1t; r. Eorthrnp. Prison,
soyts 1uoble ssoze; Imperial, Locktott seo bn bar
ey, 2t0blla 1or1, 54 brls pork.
, 1864-08-25

"ANTED--Enroled oiazsns #
w evssv dist,tct in the stste OF Illinois cah bo
asturs I'd sno.tis1tes upon paIneat et 40: h.Ie
Pen on = all ta'rs' At 81 sstsss'
M ANTHD- Two Sub tl.utes for
e9s 9hc o r. f1ens a5sp tth, as tft
1aaSss1 S!sKss nsss e appiy. ply 'o'' sus5psss
@XT AkTEi3- Substitutes to 70 1n
nses,s e ssa s. e 81 1'
w ANTED--Thst per- ona liable
w 10 d.a. should Eecolleet that oaly twelve day:
ss
Sss ssss e. BE
INANTTD 100 Msn for thesun.
Ees Eess 8 tsSIi3GE
:sS asss $ ''
W1ANrED-I0o Man for thu gun.
w .stcs fSs sn ns,a th.ss sr
Me1sn Meu .se ii sa1a; sa
saa io sss tsoe. hpGSz
P.s.-we defy competition. augE:2ese4t
WANTED--1i0 Men Tor tie Euu-
w boae 8 rvics. for one, tgo and three yesrs io1
ssa Z Rsda Hiss rs P'S
Il ssssss sz's.ss Il S5fss
P.s.-Wa defy competition. auE2tn66e-t
w WAETED-llo Men tor the gun
w boat scrv'c. fer one. tvo aud t:ree Year,. fot
which the prices VII be paid viz one y=aE
n,sr sss cazh In hans: SO fer two yeare sad tss1
Aad Lssae ssreets, Chicago, III ta the na ssa,srt
P.s.-We defy competition. aue2tpeselt
WANTED.-A1 who desl.e to
~ 60 as substt :ates IN ;he army should apply At
81 Desrborn stIe st. room s. Tne only licensed and
established Office IN thfs city. Men always aure
Of their money, psld to then. down In tae presence OF
the Provost Msr4hsl. Ws do not want ans men to
BE- sobeE. 70 that they may znow Thas they are DO.
Inc at the tin aon men ought - be aware Of those
who entce them % drink: u Instance Of Eh!ca ssn
ot ne astY pspeis ye5s1daI po 1es ~, ~.
highest cash b:an!y WI alTays 5e ps:a: a. Ws VII
prthcipA1. We oily charging snlal! co@@s1ion f,r
our seTytteA. JULEX q co.
Ru75p6.81
, 1864-08-25

Vessels Passed Detroit.
Especial Dispatch TO tho Clicsgo Tgibune.1
DETRo1T, Wednesday, Aug. u.
UF-B.fE Harvey. eclr. Fillmore and uluckley.
DGEI-;cut. Breed.
WIAD-E0nth,
, 1864-08-25

e House and Sign Painting, calun.inlng,
Glazing and Graiaine. Paper Hsnglnes and Win
dow Shades selling nj wholesale and retail At New
YORK prices. r. 4. RoBY, 50 Randolph street.
Box bBc. !y94-n633-1u
, 1864-08-25

g- Diseases Of the Netvons. 6s1ainsl. U.1nary
snd Sexusl Systene--New and rehAala treatment
lin reports Of tne Howard Assodstl1n- sent cy
1unfl in sealed letter envelopes, ire: Of charge.
ciution, No. eouth Ninth ztreet. Philadelphia.
1Y2-fn3p4-8u4
, 1864-08-25

pnb&c meetings on Thurzday night iu each wAxd
OF the city.
:Mesers. ]. Medill, A. c. Hessine, nd Y. L.
Church wire appointed committee to consult
with the Provost Marthsl respecting the fu.nish-
, 1864-08-25
a55trapfr.

pTKAYED-Of etolen; bright
~ bsy Mare. three J ears old lett h1ad foot waie.
tants III about 15K hands h,rhs Ai.o = 8QlaY asd
HasT e,s; ,9ppo.ed to BE- raten 81 q 81 inE au.-
ssndy eompst1lnn about % Ye-r1 old. very actiYs.
haa cn q sE1a the 1s1ters, e. .a'sht .sost 10
Of the property snu h1fe1t Gf tha ,hieE or either
Folo AuE. u, 1af. DAHIsL LuN1E~ ~EcKER,
1ugErHtJ
, 1864-08-25
RraI 3sBtatp-zGOulttrp.

Real 35statg==Cou1ttrg.
FQR sALE-A Farn Of e, 40 sGtes <; .s'
cleAret snd 7s acres In weoe o. XIX iso .cses I'll
n der fence and 9ocd ousa snd nen : nt
Of hay md 81 OuU woItt ofeaaIs n nanfonb ar
er stocks Caii on { F. LIP irgaia '''
Rocm "a o: 70 be sold at great o'fsAta'
auz5 pt721t ----
FOR sALE.~A Vaiasble Farm.
~. .,h,er,bs, oGsra tor sale his Pa1m Of shout
- ioe sun,r"c en- the t-n!,ago and Rocs Island
rN aefts "a fII,rcts and HehfRaa CanA in 6Eundy
olisfoofs fty.six njt6 Vote Of Chl.aEo. a1t
hsf roirt northeas OF ths ctsS nf Aoftts-
hts am Is Wo'eled ~ tbs AH1sa5b CIaeF, nne.
ness mi sd ny The canal o. the south line rners
!. Tsin ehonAs witt IN halt uils from
thstsr eit5Td'ne Il facilities for shipping g1a;n d.
reg n1% ~ scses ste north sds OF Ii. farm a.s
pnnt f1pfer. ard the pslanee rratrte- Th. faru Il
Wfif stapted Tor beth .t1ca snd grain fssta, Bnd
hsa ie spperio1s IN Sorthafa lNlusis fer stock.
~ rart+, ctvise 10 each an equs1 portion OF timber
Fnts-375 per acre; ona hnlt ca.h, tie b.1aucs OF
ior9 t1rre, Q, bond eod mo,sl RRe. with seven pr
cent. intt.ess, payab'e annually.
Fer fur her particufa:s lpQu1re of Z. j. CaAPlh-
H. eoo9 HS; NarahaIgh siG'i WRITE
ToR SALE / dtfer for sale much
below ita actual value, betweea 100 and sto sests
OF heavy piuo tin terGd lAnd, In AAnfsea. Mich, u
close al satate Call At s. South Water strset 8.
NEAU. Ana a&8.1t
, 1864-08-25

pressior but We think armed to embtllieh and pre-
serve them to ripe Old age, I. decidedly more
beneficial ard apptoptiste-this can opls be done
1oe use, with bottle OF that renowned ana In.
pessshahle o.1isht of every lady'e OF een,lenan's
toilet the '.Fragra,t sozoaont,' - for cleansing,
and purit, Ing the fseath Ii has no equal. Sold by
drrelisrs ever, where. Is ccnts per bottle.
hn.ifxIfsSi 81 III TIA and EAT
, 1864-08-25

6UnsTtTU1EH.-The crowd at tLe Provost Mar
ehsl's office increases. but just now there scems
to be greater anxiety to get an "exempIon"
than to furnish substitute, Sd: every day from
twelve to twenty are presented and passes- The
following list shoMs The work Of the Board II this
, 1864-08-25

Re.aepeararca Of the old favor1te,
MISS CL ARA BUTLER<
THURSDAY EvHr1"G. August Is.
First sppesrsnce Of
MR. w. r. THoM r s ON
And his Nonderfnily
TNAIEED DOG. HECTOR.
Doo7s open at ~; Curtain rises At sx o'clock.
BuALE OF P1lc1s.-Parquette, Is cents: Dr ess and
Family C1cla s. cent?; P1tyate Boxea, Il, single
Seats II Boxes, 50 cent?
, 1864-08-25

GTRAYED-From the ya1d Of the
~ Vermont House, No. - A.rker ssreot, on tho
morsirk of TIT 2se, 1ts9e. Dark Brown A1lco Gov,
in r Cd order. Whoevor will Eve inf-rms'lon whsra
she can ho found will Be literally rewarded for thels
Upuble, Au22tph$&-1t JOSHUA BELL.
, 1864-08-25
Found.

FDUND-.A wAl.t containing I
su.Ii aro rount OF money. VII ch tbs ovn=F GA
Fave ey calpE A. SO LAks st1eat, pEsv1nt ptnSefss
aa4 pAStak tor mis- atys1Rss2s1s. aA@pslFN
, 1864-08-25

pie merely plAye err, and We eurnaise th4t large
portion OF the plsreIs thereon must be ueing that
Justly proper preparation for the teeth Fragrant
Sozodont,n ~ from the lnmenee demand there ID for
that article. Well It only proves that ve are be-
coming wiser and wiser every day, for it truly mer
ite all thHt ie said in ite arur the most del,ehtfal
conyepieut and efDcacious beautlrr ana prescryes
Of the teeth the " orid ever produced All drug
gifts and Pc1tumiete tell It.
apeS3p46s. STU Tuus&SAT.
, 1864-08-25

E'N1h GAIE--A Steam FICQf Ml1l,
n The sgnscrlber oilers for saIa tbs valuable prop
The Eaia building. S b. 50 ieet, tour stoaas h:ah
santMrs three rna q ssoae. t1ty horse tzfae, aEd
On stme Let. and front19 tie Msstsdppi .tvsr, Is
rWosfory va,ehouse. so1s feet os ztoifne sad shp-
pug notf. This property Ia situated IN one OF te
oess 1e1n EEew1nE reE1ons IN the State, a1d coaa'
II hAe direct railroad and @a:c- con..aunfcatioo
Eth tnlcsZo and st LnuA maf keta for arg Bufp!us.
Ihe aooTe property viii ba so1d low for casn Elf M
1eaaIateiy or together, may oe desred. cr VII -
exc4ae Ged tor good Chicago property. Apply -
DARLINGTON b CO.. Ds7s1p>ft. 1oEa.
, 1864-08-25

4 GAIL ON TUE CHAnrTApLE.-We are request
ed by one Of the lady managers Of the Soldfsra'
Rest 10 state thst there Is pressing ~aut for sin
gle mattresses, cots for tho sick and wounded who
are cared for at the kett. Those who have such
that they can part with. will confer great favor
by leaving them AZ above requested.
, 1864-08-25

VARK711a.-W. J. Thompson, and his trained
dog Hector, arc some Of the attractions at the
Varieties. Mr. Thompeon takes his beucnt on
Friday night. The management have secured
long list Of etArn, whoee names VIII be found nn~
= dasllued In to.muHoW'e programme.
, 1864-08-25

couuEcz1oH.-7he statement recently appearing
IN our columns that Dr.. 0'Bryan wasronricsed ior
sssaut and held to ball in $500 10 keep the psace
We arc assured by the Doctor il Incorrect He s,ys
the facts that the Jury dteaer-ed aud upon hie
paying the costs, the case was DISMISSED
, 1864-08-25

Etc". ~. 49,, 1ass,,.- r. .a. ..s.Isses ~ ~
thc foaa IN uas ~ ~ ..e "ee ssa''onsa
upon tho rear oi the backing train to warn per
6ons Of dsreer. nor was the nnfottu1ate man
warned OF hl6 aanscf % sne eWllenmah OF nag
man.. Coroner Wacntr helo IN inquest Jestesday. Y
facts aud severely centurt the fklsoad authorities
1ur tolersttns ouch gross careeashsss on me past
OF their culpl1.ees. IEe oeccaseo leaves "l's
and 1hmily in destitute carcunstances-
FREE C17r DE1JyxRf or LE7TERs.-To dAy the
pos,nns,,ro ~ Ch,,,ro vii, commence free city de-
1oe'o4neui VI so.a'' y ~ - 49," M-ssea -.
livery III lctirrs' TIC city mas oeen o1s9oeu i"to
, 1864-08-25

M ANTED - Emplos mens at writ.
w 1ra In au office In this city, or nt copying.
AddEesB ~ c. Tribune Office. AUs3p3.t-ls
WANTED "A situstion % cutter
w In Merchant Tailoring establishment, vhsse
cn4 10 needed who thorouehlg understands his bnlt-
ness; or would accept = place % toIsman IL sono
city. References given II required. Addrs1s J. b.
Wcstendorf. chicsgo, Ill, or call at 19 Kast ".sni14-
ton street. au[3p14Slt
, 1864-08-25

ARTILLERY HoRaEs.-Captain Potter, Depot
Quarte1uaates. will to-day sh1p seventy-fre artit-
1esY horses to Washington. Notwithstanding the
imnenHc dfntn upon the equine resources Of this
section OF the country, no better horses can be
founn than those OF Illinois.
, 1864-08-25
Q4autRQ.

w ANTBD-To rant by q man
rooms ~ II 1.,. s,ts sso.n house, o. Asse q nss
eses * fifss;sss fsssssss osst AssF' q F
WANTED An active Young man
rS1Io s wh-r. eosf Il b1saS MaSecd
Z. GSa Tsaas Z; oss city .os:ess
WANTED 1l1ee or fon, s,at.
w elsss Al!7.aers ~ 10 psss,ns ,o.,.,sa. :.
IS S 81 s'es2 IS isHs t. ~ wAs .s.;z.
WANTED = a situation % I'M .
&c. AID: e. 1nqutet. cn,e.go 20. sasspsM 4
WANTED "A situation as clerk
eNas ennrse ottcer Of 1ha army Addrefs tsis9aa
WANTED-By q young man who
w h.s oeen tix ,ears in the vhoisslo drug busi-
e anI~o years Of drug h.okell sitaauoa ~ s11v-
aaz ad. q ~;
ITO RENT-saloon Of the Wess,
n:uta sis hsf'f g. s cf:ss gs!ek
WANTED a man. One %
s9stn,e snS,n T,,h H. as commission basaes: Ap
WANTED = A pseker, ore thor.
80, ogshl1 .eau,t9ted1t.n TW packing csookery.
WANTED To buy a house, Tor
EeGEs' r. T. ,1s ssa1 Rdss Drl'on
An.tp6e24t
, 1864-08-25

W ARIETY THEATR E.
Mes 1l5 and III Dearborn street.
C. H. CHknWI IK d CO. PfopetetCr8 aud XenaEere.
, 1864-08-25

" ANTED = Merchants aud others
w to understand that We can furnish subs,i-
q e 81 o @ II II vt
thsn e Cd men C., Ket ftS pz9lnalf; re DO aos
them il yer. frequently the cs'e. 90 any sen.ls
man may sss 6y T. adins "a axscle whlsh M appsaEsd
ere certain ptsctlse ed by one Of those very ls
able ot0ces. We deem It our du1y to esu the atten-
III Is po1hinE sore tnaa dscoura3lug eollstuents,
t. ofa pa ties make oK=rs to supply substitutes to
nay She enb9t tuts We refer o ths lEadn< Bankers
and!MeIc IN thls city with xhom we nave .ona
business II this Tine. We do not ptou114a gubsti-
tute hurt died dollars mort thsa W. expect u re-
ceiye irnT tile principal. FINLEY co.
aut*.pG5s 1t
, 1864-08-25
:T0r Sate.

TOR SALE-Atthe Chicago Piano
j. Factory, 11S santh De8tborn stress, on the
second Aoor Varnty Of octave p1anos for sale ~
sfcond hand r1ancs. roecwood yen.ers foF sale: rep
Cuo emtibus fG1 sale, By j. PRES TOS.
au15pSc9i1
, 1864-08-25

HoxE GuAnn. IAN adjourned meeting Of the
military organization for home service, which,
Phoenix Ike, ia rssinE from the ashes Of the old
18th Illinois volunteers, was held last evening In
Ltnd'e Dluck. James R. Hayden. Captain oi Co.
A. occupied the CHAIR Several nnmes we're en-.
consultation and hy-lswe md report to a future
meeting.
, 1864-08-25

WANTED-Gccd Travelling and
w Local Agenta. For men OF enterprise aud
energy, We hare an sRencr which will readily paY
80 to rs daT. The best selling Gift Stationary
PBckn{es trd other articles ID Ers7t
demand. Watchts. Silver Tea sets Cake a.kets.
Card aass Ice Pitchers and many other rich ard
a9es. send Ter t'rcu1Ar 70 u. DUNN CO.. 1S1
and 81 6nush Clark IT. set. Chtcaxo. Illinois,
, 1864-08-25

That certain Frame PACKING House on tha
Archer koau, IN the city Ut Chicago. formerly
By a1egtton d Co.. together With the fixtures, eppu1
terancte: uae1Fl!ed term oEleaee. &C. Also, lot II
8ronnd Alum Salt and Bhltpetye. Sale on the prem.
ieeg. Terms, cash. FOR detc-tpuon. uaEtrn1arI. ac
kpp1y to WN. A. BUTTER9 l. CO..
sr.,Sf 3r7ff I'm ArN
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1864-08-12
A queer case came before the P,

A queer case came before the Pat
erson Courts. John Ryan was indicted
for assault and battery upon woman
he whipped by mistake. He plead gull
ty and. asked the mercy Of the court:
averring that he was near sighted aud
mistock thewsman he had beaten for
he v;tc'
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1864-08-12
NEW OREGON PLAIN DEALER

PAbli,hea svory Friday at the P'aindsai'
pristiug rooms, Main Street, New Oregon
Howard county, Iowa
--TERMS.-
Single copies one year. in ADVANCE, ~ ~ ~
4" q - at the end OF mo. ! 70
- q & :. 6no. 200
a. e. 12mo. 2 IS
clubs Of ten, in advance, each 70
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1864-08-12
GEORGE W. PIERCE.

Dealer in General Merchandise, Dry 1oods,
,rocerie, Boots and Shoes, Crockery, Glass
Nails, Putty. Ready Made Clothing, Hat &
Csps &c., sc, In he keeps almost every ar
tiolo required, and usually kept ina country
store. and sells as cheap as the times will
nevmit. n5v5yl)
New Oregon Dec. nth 1863
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1864-08-12

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