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, 1864-09-30
RAILWAY POST OFFICES.
The New Svttem OF POetal Dltfrfbu-
Ton -Hxtenslops In Frosress.

AZ public Journalists we feel grstined to not;ce
the proercss OF improvements in anything affect
1rg beEtfcialls the Interests Of The people, and
especially in the postal service. The new system
Of RAILWAY cistrsbuion OF letters, to which rcler-
ence has been made in these columns more than
once, is bcirc rapidly unfolded, and will soon be
IN general optrstton. The Chicago and North
weste1a Raj wsy Company, alwsy. awake to the
demands Of this progressive age. have made the
necessary alterations IN their mail caft to accomo-
date he new service; and upon one OF th=r lines
-that from Chicago 10 Clinton, Iowa,-the new
service IL II operation now. On this line ana in
ths &c care the work Of distributing post oflce.is
1efulatly performed, and stamps sold to the public
BY The letter clerks. In tacs It IL Post Once on
wheels, differing OILY from other Port OMces In
that It hss no delivery to the publc. We now
learn tsat The Michigan Cenrra: Railway, and the
Rock Island Railway, with their usuai acknow-
ledCed pronptness IN esetyh hing pertaining to the
EsneIM Eel{a.e " q the people, hare IN process Of
accommodations In this grcat reform. we hope to
chronicle The came commendable alaerty on the
part cf Other, 1osds running Into. or from this
city. The public have 50 great an interest in ali
portal improvements th1t the reasons Tor l4geinE
bebiEd III tbi. matter. must be very strong In.
, 1864-09-30

49, sd,anc,nE a., decl'nns 70 1a3x, ad,sucinx
ciok!tEtt 9sk. ~ '
faovxns11AT srncKs- withou. drcle-a ehsaxe,
15e:s ceTtlne. =. TX :T:a. . 75 s.: Ma ss.ss;
li7k 1,l,nots Central Scrip, i,9: n. ". su: r.
W.yIe. 100 c. d 3: T., SIX NJ. C., lI Hudson,
, 1864-09-30

IT, Louis Market.
Especial Dispatch 10 the Chicago Tribune:l
sr LOUIS, Thurs5ay. Sept g.
FLouR-RetefpfB 1852 btIs. Sales we1a ECO Ltla ex.
tra It 3l11t delivered: double extra at 8le259.c5J.
sppe7Ane At $3.50; 100 br1s branded double extra At
~ i5s extra double head lined, 1nspscisd aud delv
cred. At 4to1o; donble extra at elo-5o delivered:
donblo extra at same price.
GRAM.--Wheat-Recsip ipts 8,.17 racks. More active
prices advanced. Sales of o2o a.c1s In II lots,
at s7cr. few snal1 lots were Rold low as 4ts7k
21.tf; $40 facts, In SIX lots, at $l.ss; so
DO. in tree lots. at 32s t5o do at s3ib per buhel
co1n-sales 9 sacss willow at sl14; 100 90 do at
: &56; liz DO CO at 3l.35, IS do co at $f-B Der
buihel. Oats dill. Sales Of eca sacss at 9ec so
sack. in lots at hyc-Ssea Ct 80 SACKS At Sls5.
PRnyIsIoye-Bacon Sales ot casks clsar sides at
Gle Lara etesty at sc for pftIne.
WHYsKI-Ths market remAlEs 2tead5 At Il Is psf
CAllOu. -'
, 1864-09-30
ID 1 Il D..

TN Oh ffyc,. EEAsTUs TaoT3s CO III Il, ~ u
III. Vol Axed ~ years ana mouths.
On the 18Th init nt the reicrrc, OF hpr fathar
Fl. Aifred GuetA lb 6teuoau tsnelda County. d, -
LILY DIA a. BUELL.. wife Of Ira n. Buail, aged
Is JsAl9. -- -- ..
, 1864-09-30
Cincinnati HIRfket.

Ctnclnnati h1Rffet.
Especial Dispatch 70 the Chicago Trlbrne.]
CIHCHEATI, ThuradRJ, Sept y, 1861.
FLouR-ln fair reQuelt at S3.Tea9.L9 for supefhne
aod e1tra, hut Is generally held hEhsr-
GRA1N-Hheat du 1t 1901 81 for prime to caoice
sampler Of red. aud 31se@ @ for the grades Of
white. Corn stexdJ At SisG125 tor ear and shelled
In bulk and store. Cata In good seques: At &c. Rye
IN densnd and trrn at a1lc. Barley unchanged a1d
quiet At 4l8' al IS for p.tu sprtns E1d fail
WH1tkr-Dnn At &i,1o- 100 nrl1 sold at 4:.65s but
PhoyIsions-Mess PORK xus oaersd at ss7.o:ass %,
with fuyers. Lard Ia held 1t 71c, but ettr with
10 attention, '
, 1864-09-30

0UF111V1 31u1sQH3t SEpt' - l5e+s
TtorH--Msrket dnt1.
GtAaN-Kh.at dntl. Corr azlct sd parties art.
Datsta limited reqcest. bnr nsinly held 1t Is: Ths
rainy aftttpeon restricts opstAitsus.
NnlRKy-f Hfst1 Is.
FR1!outs-To New York; Hhest 1sr, corn t7c.
obt7 uxc.
LA1x lMreaTs-Flour,i LIS: br1s: Wheat, y, ,als ou;
tsrleY. = IN hn. -
Cofnt Is 10 Gu; oAtR, O.. go bu; RE, 75la bu.
, 1864-09-30

osT1oo. Ihu:sesy Evening, s.2. ..
E2KADsruYFs-fl ,n1-Fumtr but dufi
H-Kheat-Unt hsnxt4 INT oaiet. No 4 chJ. .
chGe 5nr,pg held 1t 80, No, ril1.uiee ciuo u;
5,.se; No s.i Sinr5 5 I'd 1adisa. :: s3's. Con
-Hc't =: q 50 1or Chn adl.n NJ aA1os. psts-Tpst
esn held At SIC M s&Ies.
CANAL FkxIGHTS-SreAdv..
, 1864-09-30
Illinois and Michigan Canal.

Especial Dispatch to tho Chicz2o TEt3une.1
BnpoKpoRT, Thur sday, Sept z9-3r.H u.
CIEAR1p-C1yde, Seneca; Pa4oe, Lasalfe, sa.ssza
feet lum bef 10 so feet lath, 157 cubic feet timber
AKK1yEp-AtyaIce, Lemoat. .9.Jards suoo!e stone;
Investigator, Lament. 30 yards Tubble stone; W. T.
Lccmls Lemont. 90 ysrts rubble stonn; D. He's, Ii
nent. 10 yards dimension stone J. Harrington. Mas
seillss. 1s.o bn corn: Champion. Kansskee Feedsr
6pco hu ent7 Onnids, Ottawa 1851 bu oats. 8at nn
com salIna Lasale, s4sj bu corn: Imperial, Lock-
, 1864-09-30

Vessels Passed Detroit.
[Ep:cia1 Dispatch to the Chicago TTIbuue.l
D.Tao1r. Thursday Evening. sep:. ..
UP-Golden west, FontanelIr. Sardinia, Empire
s.at*, ". 3o1nson, Aelvlns. Evalins. Montsuz Com.
It. Cate.
DowE-Lpcy Clttk. Commerce. Powhsttau, R.ehr
Fotd fnjsabl' d.. Sailor Boy.
nj hAM
, 1864-09-30

ET Diseases Of the Nervous, Seminal, Urinary.
npd Sexual Srstems.-Nsw and reliable treatment
NH NH, sgHorss Ct thg Howard Association Sen. hy
Aduress Dr.. J. Bkll.on lIonghron, Howard As
hocistion, No. 3 South Ninth street. Ph.!ade1-
phla Pa. sep2l T97-lN
, 1864-09-30
markets by Telegram.


Milwaukee Market,
[S-ec!hl Dispatch to the Ehlcsgo Trbnne.1
A1LwAuKKH, Thursday, 81 pt. q.
FLorR-Dni and ueglected-holderaW would 2lsdy
take Is TO for fpEtpE extrAS.
GhA11-Wheat irregular and lower. Balea this
morning 1t 6n.sh's, 1850 bn. At 31.699t.it; on
'Changs 5a.toa bn At dull At tho
intiec rauree Receipt 70ooo bu against 10, o. bu
on the corresponding day ot last year. osaat grains
unehsrged.
Latest,
.aHA1x.-Theat-Msrset declined in panic this
afternoon tcn s1S7 55 and ciosed thls evening
at fl.M. Bales large and very Irregular. Market
fcre lib and much excited.
, 1864-09-30

Ispectal Dispatch = the Chicago If16ant
Dn1paEPoRT, Sept. q -9P u.
C1EA1xp-Inyesttg.t .tpr, Lement; africa, Lasafle'
5..62 Il lumber, 16,eoa sbipetss: 1nda!uy. ossAWa
et9s It lun Der, It hth OceAut OTTAWA, b9ts
lumber. 800 feet arh; =. Hsfs, Lsmont: 4. =:
lnesehs ulzr: II, McLeuEau, Eareea Advance, Le
mont: Unstllta. Dtta q, f.+113 feet Lumbar.
, 1864-09-30

I" Diseases Of the Nervous. S4run8l, Urinary
hnd BeKuA B3stems.-New and reliable treatment
-in reports Of tae howard Assoeiation. Sent BY
Address Or. ]. 8kiilon Hpughtoa, Howard Asso-
ciadon, No. bouth Ninth street, Philadelphia.
Pa. Iy7+mss99A4-sse
Metropolitan HR1l to Ee2t.-Tals ball
Is to rent Tor all the purposes for which such h11ls
a1e ordinarily uked. Terms mccerata. Apphea-
tious CAB be msdc at the Office, adjoining the en-
trAnce to the Hall fe10-k9s0-t
, 1864-09-30

New York Stock and NANCY Market.
E1v YoRx. Thursday. Sept. g.
McNfT-Mosa active 1t = cent.
ErEELIK4-In better reouefts lG 991esH-
Go1D-Exe,tsd Rpd lover ePe2lVk u @ass oecun.a2
, 1864-09-30

~ A KIEI 7 4 II Ii a L t. II
Eos IFS aod III Dearnnr1 1sreet.
C,M ,CHADW1CA. .,,..... Proprietor and Manager.
TIL. Acting and Stage henaGH-
Enw sTAnsf E1w ATTAcTIoNs!i
Immense ascotib of Ar Q. T. CoLl1H3. the tr'Zl-
nhl enfe.
seus~s VLce1lst Al d W1Es te1fostnet.
Nix. JOE MARS Rtnt1Ht Et4l3pisn ConeolAa.
Monday Evening. oat %, nfat ap2s1aa:.& 81 q
johnny BOYD. jig Dancrt nno Ethiopian Come
dian.
BcAkx or rp1171a:-Farquette. - cents pfstt !af-
cle SIC iT1vate Boxes s3tu and %: single seasa
In boxfs, Is ceyta. -..
DooIa spt 1t ! o'clock. Performances com 1ening
a
, 1864-09-30
LOCAL MATTERS.

Soldiers Nomc.-The regular needing or
the board Of Managers oi the Soldiers Homo will
be held Oh Friday, not at the new hou,o, ns was
6eicfe stated hut 1n tho lectura room oiths Second
Presbyterian Church.
eD Read advertisement on fnslde OF to days
paper headed "Dr. Jamc1.' aep30t tt08 1t
eE Soldiers and CitizcDa, get your custom
made shitts nnd forn.ehtug gooi+ At Wilson's. 1t6
Du-rbosn strcet, where great Inducements are Of
{eIsl. een2lsG7.It
, 1864-09-30

" ANTED w q, tsd Men tor
ntvA. sad isni szvt.e snm4tt4t.!y 10 ~ a,
anht!itutts TT cEaft uto Hgaess booLuAs Id.
xAtu t714 II
, 1864-09-30

WESTERN Union CoLLEaE AND military AoAn-
EAI, FULTON. ILLINoKs.-A ttIstclass boarding in
stitatton Tor young men and boys: Cadets received
At any time. Ad1ess, Cot. D. s. CovERr,
Hept17&1232W Pfe1tdent
, 1864-09-30

LEcTEEE on ruoKooRAPRf.-See advertisement
OF lecture on Photography, tn te delivered On
Mouday evening next, vt .,yreutorth'r Schoot OF
reporter. Mr. Buckley is oue of the best and most
rapid short hand writers in the country, and un-
de1xt>ndp Ire subject thorouzdly, having been one
twaniy years ego. &c hts taught the art largely
and sucte ttiL1ly.
, 1864-09-30

We call the attention OF the public to the
new Plumbing establishment Of o'Ha1n 4 Byrne.
corner Of Wells and Washington streets, late with
A. 9, Becker. Sep27. S39Q5&
, 1864-09-30

"ANTHD-To iur LII Sub:ti.
~ futea TOR tzatsed meal wsnt.d. to fu1nt1h
Euht,itutes 10. drafted m"ni Wa1c!. !, fu't1sh
Suoetftutes for u,afed men! " nsed, to fu7nt.a
uubtr,tEtea Tor drated men! Wans4d. % 1usalsh
HubstiIpts t31 tr1t,ed -u, EooE 7ts 1t tho
loweat prlce, ~ KLY 4 Co, 117 Qlaik I,feet Call
and ste us II luy Tate. tA31tsQy1t
, 1864-09-30

" NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Ia15 aay
w fcr d.stfsi ner .wh s1,n ttz. as:o pay latsa
bouaaes: !aAAC T. HIT i CO., B5 Caa1k btzesk.
6h4f.t3lE4x
, 1864-09-30

WENT AEHoRE The bark "Tesiefn MetFop7.
ls''-tbe pride nf our l8ke rnarne-wens ashore
yesterday morning before daylight abont afx
miller te.ow Calumet, She VA. light on her re-
turn trIn from ButI-lo, II was d1sen ashore 10 a
eirung pind. She her some Two feet ont OF water.
ard Csunot be drawn Of until the wind goes
down. At far ae aeeesta.ned no material damage
Tae epf{alled.
, 1864-09-30

~ ANTED~ Scb1.itltss for th5
Army sot HAYs aopt.antS from the con7sry
Or from AslsintIk sase. eao aop = y ts;:sr ni<.'
e.s DouN. TEA otir7et = 40. pk.d. 13AAC 4 FlTE d
co &3 Clare sIatt, As11 k11 it
, 1864-09-30

" ANTED S u st1tutes
" Tsn'ed, sun41snt.s! Wanted, aabst tuta,,
Wsn sd 8uostitatss! Ws1tsa e. sunsls9:ea! T*nted.
tutek! waited 1noltlu.es! Wanted, su ,ss sures !!
Fo: CcoR countv. Tho ntghcss pEi q paid cAsa
ooS =. At ~ souta Clark sIast ELY Gu.
akM.
, 1864-09-30

Observation-Disclosures. tor Cook
w Crur:T The hleh.ss prizes paid 10 cs.h, and
choice s.1vtcE given. raH u o. CO at tS7 ,uth
E!nYk 4kIeEt. l4esq tn4 Ill xI.Y Il E1l.
, 1864-09-30

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. and As
W cyuts for thls city. This h!znes: ca1n Boun.
~ CAn hsse yole choice OF R.x1maIt, Artillery,
Infantry. or Csyalv Cord ~A.es sa1 good Z ear.
n.as. a lew rou CEN IL tss,4nsd ut1ce{s wan:ad. At
81 Dea1rpsH street. LETl9 CO. ~ee49 tt1s.3t
, 1864-09-30

EsA1L Tu1EyEe.-A low drunken fellow nam-
cd John McStary mate his appearance in the pr:s-
oter's hox 1T the Armory, Charged with The theft
Of hats rom the bal! Of the 6camNon School, He
had watched a1ound The door VI the scnool build
cd their La,s a.d n,ade OF ~ith the booty. He
tned SIS, aud IN GetaGlt Of costs, went to the
brjdeN I'll 1or thirty da}e.
, 1864-09-30

" ANThD 800 Voluu1e ers |!
w sttVoiuntee,s! 500 7alontess,! 80 veluatecr..
s.: .lu1teess! ao3 Voiua:eszs: go yo,anteetsi
SO Ho.u .teeIBi SO VL11atee.s! So1 Vo!1atsefs, |,
For Coox county. lhf hlxness prt.a paid CONS
uf Any rate, aud :hu high p9tce, At
III Sou'h ClafI sststt ELK Ct.
, 1864-09-30

FHxD.-Ihe notorious Mr.. whltail, who keeps
house Of very bad character on West Madison
street, was brought up in the Police Court yesses-
day for the keeping Of house Of III fame. Jus.
tIce Miller imposed due OF SIS and COST.
The inmates Of the Eams Ten, named Thomas
each FLED $15 and costs. The cAses in cach H.
stance p ere Hppealcd.
, 1864-09-30

FArLrHE.-At an early hour yesterday morning,
1t waa rumnrtd in financial circles that the bank
ing loust Of C. C. Parks & Co. had suspended. We
have atEce tarned that the Iumur Was correct, and
that Me..yr. Parks d Co had made an aeslgnment
TO Frank parme,ee, Efq. The amount OF the La
b!lttit+ had not been made public. It is under
etood that the failure IL owing nn1ncky epeculA
ttons In gold and t1oc1B-
II wot a!-o tumored Oh the street. that leading
dzy goods house hao gone to protest. but as moth.
tIg tangible could be arrived at, it is presumed
thai TIE report /. a mere ca~a1d.
, 1864-09-30

w TANTED-R< crui.s and volun-
W tssrs for one year to n sas quota Of this CITY
md county. 1ho highest cash bcuptY paid AfeZ
Rcoc nro can have nor commissioned ot1rar'a poaf.
t1ons Boys t11FiE J@nr lA.t chance. ~ pesrnofu
B.1get f1e*9 ti2e7s LEWI@ h CO
, 1864-09-30

DrrAHr E s2RAr1oS,s CoL1EeE-EyEs1sa
SEEs1oFs.-MEuy OF OR young men Who are en-
eagtd during the dag, vail oc glad to learn that
the ereniI eeee,ons OF tins tnsttution will COM
ncnce MnDoaY evening nexf, Oct. 81. No
That car be had at this College.
, 1864-09-30

EAG MTEEs' 'BExErr.-Aanaecr Eam Myers
will be the recipient OF complimentary beucat.
Tomorrow evening. at the hatd. Of his many
lrlel.tk AID admirers.
IL selecting the attractions to he offered, Mr.
Myere lae not forgotten hts own versatility and
viii apptar IN "Tbe C3rpc1tef OF Roseu or, The
Massacre Ut St Dsrttolome~," and shc aiterpIeee
OF the "Etou Boy" We beepeak Tor Mx. Meyers
a full house OF thfs occasion.
, 1864-09-30

ANTGnvo 81 =, sno, untsere At ea tor
III ti2hest bounty pail ca boys, atso for~A.t.
9o1 a1o no: Ko.nt ss 5nrs,:1'es hsra .ha hnoor Of
cEht1rx FOR rof. Apply 4. the He VI Recruiting
oflIe~, ~ TeArbofn streos. L8WL5 q CD.
- Gr1gt
, 1864-09-30

VI ANTED RI crnits and Volun.
w teera for Qua yen' to d.: the quota Ct tn. lsta
WA1d. The highest cash bon1:g paid. Bovs. tria
u tnr las ehatee; - onl5 want = ~ U ~ nsn 9
cIuit1nR otNco. 81 Dearborn stee:. LEWIS d co.
t-1Qfi7R;H
, 1864-09-30
BFul EstatF-=Gitp.

IfOR SALE A Lot on Michigan
Rvtpce. pes- gt1teenth street, 2a1lso feet. Ap.
plE + 8. q. KkstOuT CO., r ueasDora street.
, 1864-09-30
Un Rsnt.

ITO REET--A few excellent Off ,es
J. spd roons in the ''Tyler Bloct." tust aaisnea.
8 icpr ttary Wsrehoute in tbs 1e4r. .arp;y 70 W.
..Afalf151 It -
, 1864-09-30

WQHTu,
EErnter cnfo led fer Worth ea7. 6aacit ao-total
numbtr to be drafted 30. Mt. Lewis B.ker was
stpolLteu 10 make The draft, The following are
, 1864-09-30

4 fpecisl order Wss ttsued yesterday by COM
mand Of Col Thomas J. Pickett, OF the 1921 ILL.,
nols volunteer infantry {hundred day rcstment)
stating that all Leaves Of absence and fu.louehs
are from yesterday revoked, and ordering all the
holders o: such to report at the Headquarters or
the regiment At Camp Fly, in this city, without
delay, preparatory TO mastering ont.
Sick men will report immediately By letter to
their company commanders, and send eu1,eon's
certificate Of disability.
In thus connection we puhlleh the following letter
, 1864-09-30

The LrsA7Ic OF TIE BREAKFAST TAD1E.-Q7ita
a conmotiou war sai-ed y, slezday morning at the
Gage lorte, by woman named MARY Moore. She
va. taker With 1T Of lunacy, and made a dash at
The breakfast tab e, scattered thu drhes and con-
tents, and crested considerable excitement among
the Gucetf OF the house. She Wse secured and
, 1864-09-30
THE CITY.
PEneokA1-Count Gtorci- the Austrian Minister
al Washington ~ At proscbt on vltn TO our city.
AID u II. guett Of Bishop Dugsan.


PERsokA1.-Count Gtorci. the Austrian Minister
a:d u sts guest Of Bishop Dugsan.
x :. ----,,
oA|nA"nAhAs.-t N eaaa tnsI a'bce TIE COM
mepceme1t OF TIE DRAFT, large numbers Of enrolled
men h1e VI edacdl1nR 10 cans"A- II this be 70.
eomc means ought 10 be adopted to prevent H.
Chfcaro wifi dtd,c.t. that, neu hon.e Of worship
eest eioe u1 Deaplaine-, btteeen W..hlngton snd
Fan6olph streets, this afternoon It 1oaf e'oeA'
,r. srhuu,ar has been
tEnE1EH1 EH1CnAfeS.--Leelnia
appolufet a. ratc-keepeT nj Inc ..v esue1'J n
the ulpce Of Mr. Laneholtx MI. Scdumtr has
years, sd IL f4ith1l 1nao.
"Atf.-"f; oA'4o Heon' No. ~ " o&oash
avtouc' WISE "aos 11s o!"'en1 VI IN an4aot o. sa1
vct Is o. aee. On ncVnee1a9 evening" The vail
wnf lrn N Hont Vi mr. Gfcen's nouse, by some
rnirown pefeon.
0esAD a's' s'e0 e'teA oa eo1esov
, 1864-09-30

SERnEAST H1cKx7-Te are g1ati8ed to learn
that rnis gentleman Is rapidly recovering from the
injuries that 70 nearly deprived him of life. and
the ci'y OF an excellent officer. ae has been out
in csrf1age Ouce or twice, and yesterday came
Gown town and called upon few ftiendt. We
art pleased TO note his rapid recovery aud hope
be nsy soon be able to mount his "etar" and
aguIn become a terror to evil doere. We would
tuerert 10 the proper authorities that Sergeant
Hickey be a.sxred 10 sumo light duty and be
kept in eefyice until hts health and strength Is
fully reftQftd.
, 1864-09-30

TIE JEWISH New TBAH--Ttis evening bringa
o-c 1t The moa. solemn holidays among the JewA
the day Of Blowing the Trumpet, or New Years
Day. On to morrow oru1pg permops wiil be de.
l1reyed ID the Temple Of Zion. On Desplnnes
street, by Rev. Mr. Feleenshsl. aud u the Srnt.
rofuc Of Anehcg M1a nh, car1ef Of Wells and At-
ans Ettectr, by Rev. Mt. adler.
, 1864-09-30

Considerable ner1iment wAs created on tie
pane Of Dr. ueans late County Physician, helng
drawn. The proposed dutiea for the man or med
itlne hre eemtwhnt different to his wouted prac-
tlce, Int We doubt not bat that DR.. Deans will
worthily represent Lis profession and fellow
CitizeuE.
BLOOM.
The pum1er enrolled 40: deficit 10; total num-
ber 10 be drawu 70. Mr. John L. Granger was
appoinstd 10 make the dsait. The following arc
tfr rHnrpa hrhwns "
, 1864-09-30

Fl RiVer Btrect% ChicA
jy!-1r11e23. lJ-1tew ishp
, 1864-09-30

COL, j. Il. WOOD AND B. F. WHITMAN,
prop5teto11 and Mansze-N.
Mr.. a. D. .pEADLKY...,,,-,D ;, Du ector Of AmusoGs1.t
, 1864-09-30

TOR SALE "A very desirable
- house N toe North side ID q good location: lot
et1E5, at 39.e9
Three nttt.class houses on Michigan avenue, from
$500 to $50 Go. =
5. j. AvERELL, Resl Estate oalce. No Metro
pulilan block. Gs2L S9l31W
, 1864-09-30

TcJJND-A Horse and Buggy on
@ ns.,,crn tpeet. T1s oEnsx can ana II
;rs Hos, ssthoass On North Desoofns near COT.
North A4I Aues
TI1fIND- Z. ken up on Monday,
II .t.mt+r n Atte HorIe. which tho ovn4f
l. f&tn sep charge antl aoply,nz II tie Uatpo
eso essics aaee & tmee, 81 - Haadnlpa street.
ssia l13s
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1864-05-13

On the 9th inst. our forces, who had landed
at City Point, moved on Petersburg, when The
enemy Immediately set fire to the place, and
abandoned it.
On the morning Of the same date, the United
States gunboat Commodore Jones, while on
picket duty in the james river near Turkey
Bend, was blown up by "a torpedo, one of the
cigar shaped. Seventeen Of her officers and
men were killed, and some 40 wounded.
The rebel who had charge of the torpedo
was shot, and two. of his companions made
prisoners. VA. s.-eElt4
THE ARMY OF THE CUMBERLAND.
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LATE WAR NEWS!
Gen. Lee Defeated.
PETERSBURG CAPTURED BY GENERAL
CUTLER.
The Prospect Cheering.

The war news is most cheering. we oc-
cupy all our available space in giving or
readers synopsis Of the Great battles
fought last..week by the united armies of
the Republic. Grant has kept his coun
sells well, and when the army moved, it
was onto victory. We hope to see the
serpent of rebellion crushed to death by
the American Eagle.
We feel like rejoicing, and our hearl
goes forth in devout gratitude to our
heavenly Father for his erowning bless
ing on our arms.
Trbune's Special.
UNION MnIs, Va. May Go P. M.--The
Grand Army of the Potomac crossed the Rapi-
dan on Wednesday. The Second Corps moved
on Tuesday to the mills opposite Ely.s Ford.
Wednesday morning at A o'clock our cavalry
crossed and drove the rebel pickets from theop.
poste nights, meeting with no opposition. A
position was gained, and the corps moved on
at 7 o'clock, taking theroad to Charlottesville
at which place Hancock would establish hi:
headquarters. The Fifth and Seventh crossed Ger
mania Ford in the course of the day, taking tht
road TO the Wilderness. Wednesday night Gen
eral WaTen's headquarters were at the Wilder
ness, Sedgwick at his right and the genera
headquarters at Germania Ford. On Thurs
day morning the rebels pressed our pickets, anC
appeared to be in stroug force on our right.
The 9Th New York cavalry while skirmish
ing On the Orange Court House road near Per
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The Very Latest War News.

Just before going to press we learn that
Burnsides had defeated Longstrect in a
terrible battle on Monday. Grant had
again on Tuesday came up with Lee and
enjoined him in battle, driving Lee over
the Ann River, hanking him on two sides
Lee is still retreating and Grant in hot
persuit.
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New Advertisements,
List of Letters

Remaining in the Post Office, urcalled for
in Upper sandusky, Ohio, May 18th, 1864
Bcbehiscr August Mr. pfhlcr Anna Maria
Hagennan Lens Mr. Reed John Esq
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Link Cordelia Miss Williams Abraham
Miller August AbrahamW Walkin Margaret Mrs
Needs William Mr.
Persons calling for the above letters will
please say they are advertised
L. r. SEAMAN, P. NJ.
MAY 18th 1864.
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Gen. Beauregard commanded in person
during the fight.
Our forces drove the enemy back three
miles, nearly to Petersburg. We hold
the railroad between Richmond and Pc.
tersburg. ~
Gen. Kautz's cavalry succeeded in de-.
stroying some portions of the Petersburg
g. Weldon Railroad at Hicks Ford, and
captured many rebel prisoners.
Fighting at spottsylvania.
Special to the World. -44-. .~,.
WAsnrKeToN, May I0.--Advices from
the font to three O'Clock yesterday after
noon are received. On Sunday Warren
encountered Lees rear guard at spott-
sylyauia Court House. A sharp fight
Immediately ensued. Our troops were
at first repnlsed, but rallying, advanced
with great impetuosity on the enemy,
driving him beyond the Court House,
On Monday an artillery duel was opened
and kept up south of Spottsylvania.
WASHINGTON, May lo.-Fort Darling
is said to have been captured by our for
ces. ..ua" t' .art..,
Butler is moving on to Richmond on
the north side Of James river. Grant
and Butler are evidently running a race
for the capture of the rebel capital, and
Grant is little ahead, and the chances
are that he will be first to enter it. He
has but one days short marching to ac-
complsh it.
GEN. sEDGwICK KILLED.
New YoRK, May lo.-Gen, Sedgwick
was killed yesterday in battle at spott-
sylyania Court House. This is official.
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wyanmdot' County Union Convention

Wyanmdot' County Union Convention
The Union voters of Wyandot county, are re-
qucsted to meet at Upper Sandusky, on SATuR.
DAY, the 18th day of May inst, at | o'clock p
NJ, to select delegates to represent the County
in the Congressional District Convention to be
held at Lima on the 18th day of the present
month, and also to oarpoint delegates to the State
Convention to be held at Columbus on the 25tll
inst.
Let no loyal citizen neglect his duties at the
present crisis
By order Of the Union Central Committee
j. D. SEARS. Chiar'n.
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gss sEEzE-T.%Tr.rr EsR EEE.

The large illustrated circular of the Ameli-
can sleopening movable Cmob Bee Hive az d
Kings Text book for Bee keepers. with alpha.
betical Index, being complete Reference
Bee k o. alpractlcal subjects connected with
Bee keeping. ..a.
The circular itself contains matter valuable
to every owner of swarm Of bees.
Sand for Circular. Address, Ii. A. KING,
Nevada, Ohio.
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PROBATE NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given that Enos Michel
guardian of John H Niebtl has filed in .hc
otlice OF the Probate Court of Wyandot County
Ohio, his final account with his said ward.
Said account will remain on file in said of
fee until the 2Sth day Of May 1864 when set
tlemcut will be ma de. NJ, Fl KIRBY.
May 6 1864. Probate Judge