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, 1865-07-03

held At lie; Butehers. 1hlske. 6EeA4es arc In hes
t,r trusrt Nth aht sts cks nro 3n. h0loc Eel.
!o-. .10H@11Kc; White, 11k01!kc.
BELK M1ATs- HaTc hetn N aet1ye demand al The
y. 4 Ind pltea hare sds.nee1 rail NC 2 = ooan1.
lsKc leost f7r shonders stee., cl< a=rfeb d slaes
xnd cietr ssdes Hama h.ye bren somowhss neg.
hui hoide1s demand 17e loose, which Ia. been ps!d
sxo11p MxATf-Are also nsnrr, but IL
ltrt demand th.u Bulk. and a1e held
.t1tx to l.e shoal, lsH e 5Xe ior tid:, isN 2
a4ipaek:d H.ns srr Eose i1eey o,te1sa = soe esa'
FsIds. with ~ t.
III: tcs hans aad bacon. ~ blL palk, 243 as S3s
tcs Ard. 50 keE1 ls!d.
Fnxfouvs- ARE ln'het sgAHce to Extern cities. I
cn1 fhip 10 Eev Terk 50c, Bcatsn to-, Philadelphia
&c. d ,ir orr &c Al lAA e SC !e.a ~! ana x1teF
PfQYAion md Produce BEoE.t.
, 1865-07-03
Markets by Telegraph.
Hard Market for Wcatern DenleF1-A Fall
In rtiees II Ono Cent.
Epecia. Dispatch 10 tho Chiea2o T11bcns.1

[specia. Dispatch 10 tho ChieaZo nGbcna.1
l1BASY. July !, 1sGs.
CA1TLE-The aske' Just clcain& hiss b:er ons ot
the hasfst fer Wettezn sellers thst thsy hare e1p
rItnced II il 4. Tbs hot weather has had cam
s9trg effect thu appearance. oftho Cattle, which.
combined With urtArorAb:e reports FROM the principal
Eatssn tnd Southern markets. and tho large aupp!y
Hs) tt the wetk hs, forced pEic.s down II sr6rARe
of1c .. Some OF tho Chicago k:l ets thinE tue de
clloe eQnsl to Ike. Thu following Wefe eHonz tbs
satel Rosenthal Co.. e. lllinois. averaging 0 II
6Ac; e.. averaging 1,23. 1t TIC NJ White, tor Ghlca
70 ptstes, Ill. Avtrsglne 1,a. At 5Nc: III. aTefAz1nZ
tlo, At &c; u. Woods 1eo PRIME Areragles 11so. At
sb: n Rc; Fitch 4 Alexander 70, RversGteg 3 1t
$i00.e p:e had; Vim. Garner. cholce extra k-n.
tuear averaging sHc. Altogether sbont so
head htve change hands hers Ut 3sc for hoppels -
tnitricr 4see1s; exG7hc for osdnsry 70 fa aad sEc
for good toe1t.a. Ccn.Itestn: the numoer yssdel,
these cte1trA qual!tiea were comparatively f<w
sHEEP-Receipta. 90 htAd. Demand ii<ht AZ ~
2sAe for common to Eood-a decline Of xc ..
HCGB-sa.ts Of thrtr or tour car loads at eafoAe
fos th!f to primo extra Wettefn corr fed.
, 1865-07-03
Enforcing the 8samp Act-Otd Revo.
lut1onAry Goals stirred Up.

Last week, gentleman named Adams, a
D. .puty IDspec Or. visited this place. cram
ined tbs receipt book Of the American Ex-
press agent at this place. and finding how
The matter stood, took the book to Chicago.
and complained against sesvH Of the men
who had thus Through Ignorance and NUN
Mar shal was sent ous here with warrants fJr
Their arrest, VIZ: Jas, q. Durfee. c. B. Dur
ice, G. NJ. Sylvester. N. Jewett. Fuller L.
Sherwood. Gates & Dodge, and I. T. Sails
bury & Bros. Why lhest gentlemen were
chosen to bear the sins Of the to m, wheu ali
were equally guilty, OF why any we're sr-
, 1865-07-03
Death of the Oldest Citizen OF Cieve-
handsome "Reminiscences.
[From the Cleveland Herald, 18th.

The death Of Mr. Nathan Perry rem ives
form US the person longest resident In
Cleveland. !: Mr. Perry came to the SPIT
where Cleveland now stands. in 1904. He
soon went back to Black River aud engaged
II trade: How long deceased remained at
Black kiyer we do not know. An incident
ofhis life, given In Howe's Ohio, relales that
in the spring OF 1907 fishing expedition set
out from Cleveland for Maumee river. The
vessel was Canadian batteanx, on board
which were goods "seut By Major Perry to
bus son Nathan at Black River" The bat
s1tp OF Dover. and al hands lost save 8 Sfr-
Plump, who doated ashore at the foot OF
rocky preciplce, which he could not scale,
and IRON which he was relieved by the arri-
wi from Black River Of Nathan Perry aud
Qu,ntins F. Atkins.
On Mr. Perry's return to Cleveland, which
wss before the war 1872, he engaged in trade
with the Indians. Air. Perry's house and
store, under enc roof, stood at theforner Of
what ia now Superior and Water streets.
where the Central Buildings now stands,
His house was The third house built in Cleve-
land.
Mr.: Perry made the great bulk of his for
tune BY purchasing real estate. Of which, as
most Of our city readers know, he died
largely possessed. He made some money,
however,, in the fur traffic. with
Go hee Soanded t an on 81 @ bs At teat ca1 cd
anoga river. It Is related Of Afr. Perry that
one time taking 81 COO worth of furs to New
York, he followed the wagon containing
them from Buffalo to New York. On arriving
IN that city Ee encountered John Jacob Astor
who endeavored to get from Mr. Perry the
asking p.ice Of lis iurs, Mr. A, becoming
importunate, Mr. P. told hun fauy that he
could not hare the fn1s at any price. Mr.. P.
had made up his mind that he could do bet
Tor with any ore else than Mr.. Astor, hence
declined any tR1e to him, and would not
even show h's furs 10 Mr.. Aetor, who Eas
the great far merchant Of thoss days.
AZ showing the great advance m1de In
real estate here during the H:eiime OF the de-
ccascd, we will mention the fact that be-
tween 1920 and 1926, Mr. Perry purchased
that elegant property on which his homestead
Is located, running east, and amounting to
some seventy acres, for five dollars an acre.
Later than that time he purchased number
Of ac1cs where the Medical College stands.
for ten dollars an acre. We have said that
Mr. Per7y's wealth was due to fortunate pur-
cbases oi real es:ste, and q few yesrs since
Mr. P. told 3 friend that he never made So
600 In trade. ...-. -.
The last illness of Nj. P. was Of about five
weeks Duration. Paralysis set In, fist attack
ing the lover extremities, and gradually
working up until it reached the heart. NJ.
Perry leaves very large estate.
, 1865-07-03
Buffalo Market

-" 6E1F1LWs July L
'FLouR-Dul3-
9kAIx-wnest heavy and ID. .ctivs. Com dull aud
sfoopf1R-buJess ho ding on far lower prices, Oa:a
In noder&te oemAad. Barley md rye nominal.
WHthxr-F1ener and Improved request. ....
CAsAL FRxiG mrs -5to>uy. To New Totk: Vhelt
1Sc. col 13<, otts skr. 81
Eun1Ts-F.onr, lt3o brls; wheat. $50 bn: corr. al.
rs bu; oats, Il ,2a3 On.
C.sAr r ME1ros1s1F!@o1s. l. @ bril-: rhsst S sA9 bu:
l.sns II q canals. ae.sned for ae xates Including
fslo nine dA1s Tor 6asego. l4t9a brls 1ur, :07
ei bu whe T. m 63 hu co.n, 737,7s5 bu oau, 1876 bu
barley. Eli % bu ira. -
, 1865-07-03

IcE cREAx Ton TIE Forn1u--Lovert OF Ice
cream mud Other delicious deaseEts and sweet
NESTS will and large AID recherche selection at
Bryan Hall On the Fonrth. MA. ]. ". 53hnson
his lifted mp The hA:l In magnificent etyle, and the
public and etrangtrR S1tt.pg the city csn be nc
cou1modated with nj they have mind 10 pay fo1.
A word to the wise, &C.
, 1865-07-03
1t. Louis Market,
[SpciA1 0tgpktch to the Chicago TIL

[spciAl Dispatch to the Chicago Tribunal
er. L1Css. jnls1 !, 1866
TtDAcoo-1he market fhis morning was luA And
the pt,ces Of yesterday were hardly mh,nttlned.
Sales. .inclutlnEN n hhds, hills bdson 81 bids were
rejected. PsEticua.rs OF sales did not trausplta.
FLouH-Qnlst &ne unchanged. 50 satks slux1e ex
TIA It saao 100 Co coab extra 1t $io per sack: lis
trs single fxtrs, private terms; 50 do 1t $6s; 50
co double s1tEa ut 37oo aod y CO 4upcr at &65 per
barrel.
eRAyx.-Thest-There Is 10 1uotaale chAoge IN
prtces. stlea complied good tall 1t S1.s2AAiS5
prime fall At is7h01 Q; 20 ou esoiee tall At s1i1
Corn steady, with sales Ct u .aeks mxed NJ 75c ls
do IN 10 ,, 5c, and s7l 90 mixed and ye1o., IN
lots. Al 7se per bushel. Oats saade bets with sales
CTS sacks At .oc 200 do ss sse and 1os do. IN lots
and mostly subject to government tnapectio,, At Sc
per bsihtl. Kys-saes, ineude s. and 16o aacks, At
SC per buahel.
Matk1-Aeyaaeed lac; nov held 1t f.Es71g7
, 1865-07-03
Rev YORK Market.


ding.
FI1rH-optned quiet and closed dali and 50 lower.
&xsb3Ta fLr Extra STATE, 4Hra5la54 for 60 nrnoA
to rood sbltpinf hiram = Rxtfa Z. II. o.
WHnKT-Depid d h!gaes Western q t987 10.
winter red Weateln 31.4aa1.4a- Rlequlet. BAley
a1a. Ge.9 eu nd 9 aa ~ az FOR 1nso1nd,
and dIoop!nJ, st1se7sc or Weste1n. Mes 1nl':
eoyhdo 1lo12Hc. no ss4ea dali.
I01b-2u1et.
WooL-DoIl, .......
PlT1oL10H-ru11, ,heayY and nominal.
Pe1y1sI 1k-rorE lttsle atn-r. It ut 3iH'ae5.oo
Tor - - do; SIS. Tor PRIME, and $is.i5
. co. TO- ?. .fmA msas: also 1.rQ 6Es neW Mrs ae.
a4c FOR p1sin a.. Lard aaiet Vt 15xl9e nutter
qulet A@c for Ohio, and sas5c Tar State. Cuasse
, 1865-07-03

~ Gen. Grant on Sunday attended service
at the new Methodist Church In Phtladel-
phIa, Of which Rev, Alfred Goodman Is pas
tor. After the sermon, he quietly beckoned
the pasto1, and contributed $500 for himself
and $l00 for bis wife, to the new church edi-
flee. The inspiration took, snd subscr1p-
t!ons to the amount of $4,000 for the same
object were Immediately m adc.
1t is saId that Anna Dickinson, the
strong-ninded woman, Is studying to fit her
self for the stage. She has the frs. requisite,
d I'M entire He1f-conadence.
, 1865-07-03

PHILADELPHIA Flour Mafket-June 20.
1he,e l. export I'm an for Fi us and tho mar.
keith a1mot ct stsot still prices are tffegulsr, and
favor Of ths huyef'. WOO purchase IA small wsy
on 1t Is 0c4s6.5U lor coprucn and ,od s1ps tne,
50 100 per bs tor faaty brands. ~ n qua lty. At
Whcn rates tnt arc more seiers thsh bu lers and
the notrkst very dull. Rye Flour A1d Com Meal
qnltt and p1ices nominal II unthanKed. ThtEtcelots
o-n*y Lou or Flour, $40 bu Wheat. 500 do
, 1865-07-03

THILAUA&RtHAa JUJ
PE1aol1rH-steady. sa.es Of crude At sea34e, re-
aned fro st zig &c.
GrAiA.-NhtAt dul,: BA. OF rad At q. .i30l 49, sud
White j: M2c Corn dnl!: sales OF 1ello at &c
WAisKY-Firm. Al t.rs1c.1l-
, 1865-07-03
IfliuoIn Rnd HslchIanu Canal
fanf r1nl Dtspstth to the Chicago Tflb1nt.

BRIpaKPchT, July l.
A,p1y.p-p. Northrup. Summit 10 tens sundrtes;
W8 ournre, Lamont, 10 yds rubblt ttone; AdvAuce.
Lemcnt. % yds Iubbe stone; Reaoiuts, Leuont, 10
yds tpbhle stouc. 2. yda dresaed stone; Investigator
L+mont u IDS dressed btone, IS yda Iubbe stone:
Heta Lenons, IS yda dressed stone; WiEK and Wing
Joliot, 5fo bu corn: Cubs. Ottawa. 5isto bu corn
Consultation, Locknolt, seo bu corn, 800 ors hour;
neda Ottavs, BasI hu oats. 70 bu wheat; Elizabeth,
Lsckport, 5000 bu corn; Aleona, Lasslle, 60 tons
, 1865-07-03

NEW YORK. Jnly /.
The money market rulss quiet u sos Ger ut tor
cal loans. Sterling e1thanae nrmtnsl IT q o9la9
pclu Tor okp lold Ic5a Active. aEceIy
70 rrm opening 1t I'LL dee Ininx to l3ah nno ohsu
ii lax. Tots e1ports OF specie to tAY $3.50. Cor
at nm tDl atqck3 8hsda 1Emer.
, 1865-07-03

OaWIGos July /.
GaA1N-WheAt ceeldetly fat; No. Spring held at
&t.Ea nd No. do 1t II Is. without slel. Corn,
quiet; SOL Illinois held zt tic. Other grains nonl.
nal. =.
rAaAL FRxlanTs-Dul'. To New YoEk-Fiours 50
939. Ht6tn ~. corn SA..
, 1865-07-03
Pt,tsburah OIL o1ar1er7Juue 30,


RIFlHRo DrL-The safes for export wera liheral,
viz: 500 br.s bonded. Mediate delivery Ia Pnla
De phls. sc: 80 bsih bonded for August and 5eptem
O. b. csys. 56c 20 hia bonued, August delivery,
1elleI's option, Sc; 20 bis oonded o. D.. 4tHc;
70 brs. tsme tt MS Ind conditions, 44t; 16Q bF.s,
e&poe feImJ, IKE ptr Eli.
, 1865-07-03

NEW wRxsTArAAST.-Frank j. BIO. open to-day
their new Restaurant and Billiard Saloon at Nos.
81 and IS 1asale ttrect opposite The Court House.
which they have htttd up in : style not eurpass-
ed in tho Wcet for convenienee aud comfort.
Their rejection roolns arr choetty furnished,
and viii be srppl!ed from nb.ra Kitchen. a
hour need not he looked for, will their vllnds
be eclipsed IN va1lety or excellence Of prepasa-
Tim
, 1865-07-03

IsPt&11@ O0p3pcu 10 kH9 Cute12o 1TI0uHt.I
MILWAUKEE,, Ja,y L
FLnuI- Qulcf- with sAsAs ar q hra couutrJt
WA1Ar-Reeeipts, T. coo ou maskssle lower. EAles
on 'Change: 81 SO ba 1t q. ok.
wco1-steAdJ, with u e Of +,cto ns chcice At
x7ke. ..... -...--.
Whrat mar ket Ut tn Newhtll Hcuse this evening:
Market qrtei; holders ak $l.t3k cash, and buyers
nNer
, 1865-07-03
Lake Forest Academy.


Tho anniversary e1crrsses Of this institution
were held on ThursdaJ last. In the church. The
following VIII the programme:
Music. .
sa'utatoEy Grafton. c. Hines.
Orttton.. f. bond
OEAnou u.."...'-.s-s..-.s..ss.- - L. EaSe-
Musis. LIE.
Dsentsion..........G.M II. Gage and 8. g. Htlnes.
0fauou'- "; A4.!Ay.
otsn6n...... -.......-......-..'.-..-.S. u. dtsh.
Ha.ic. - '1'''''A'
"1hp Poet and the Warrior. "A debate By the
English Literature claas.
Va!ed,cto.y.-G. n. Gsge. ......
The Students exhibited, on the Whole, careful
preparation md accuracy In theis delivery, the
teveral effort. we'll merltug the hearty approba-
t1ve applause they received.
tetou and the eetond to Mr. Lee. Honrsble men.
ton was a1to n.de OF the production OF NJ.
HsrIis, though as the pertormspes Of thai gentle
man Was delivered In Latin, 10 decision Waa made
As 70 the relative merit Of his effort,
1ence Of 1he1f productions. mertted almost equal
debate and valedfcto1y we're especially excellent
Mt. Mhc1Dy spoke effectively. Ar. Bond gave IN.
olcadoDs ol mentsl and e1ocutoual. power, and
Tns ehe eHas
uon reflected crest credit upon the young men
and thtIr Instructor.
collation. ior the assembled guest. IN the gYmua-
'eium. After the exercises ID the afternoon, Ad-
dresses were tellve1ed BY the friends Of the 1a-
ailtunon from this city.
In the evening shere WIS an exhibition OF gym
nestics and military drill.
The members Of the Academy showed grest
F 19 ,h thsss b9nd Who
self carefn and efficient instructor: ats pupifs
regard him with much affection. The next term
Of tho Echool opers On Thursday, Sept. 7th.
TN, ,trxf fhA hutt xH91 h3
, 1865-07-03
Toledo 1lxrkfI
OsweKo Market.

-... T1LIp0, July !.
GnArE-Theat. 4a5e lowsr White Mschtxsn, ii 4
Am'st MtehlReo, u e9K; Red Wabash, s1.I5. C1rn
SHc. Oats mixed, &c.
, 1865-07-03

CoL1Eox scaoo1.-The annu,l examinations Of
the pupils Of tho College School, Professor Quaek
enboss, No. 368 Chicago aEenu., were concluded
on Friday last The results were most tattstacto-
~, showing careful trs!nipg. The gold medal
N, dal 10 Clifford Mitchell. and prizes 70 Arthur
BeIther and William Lewis. Or. Quackenboss
gave a reception ii the evening, at which he w1s
and pupils The presentation speech Was made
by Mailer Healug.
, 1865-07-03
D i e ID Z.

July 1st, MARIA R., Htfa Of j. B. Bhepard. aged 3
Jekrk. -.
tbru s1Eeet WedneGday, July 5th, 10 o'cl1ck 3. N.
Troy anu Albany papers please copy.
In shls ti'y. JUnn soLh, OF coogcstlpn kr1. LILY
BKTH, VIII Of kdwln a. LeafY.
July 1t, OF con.u nps1on, IVAN PRO39EN BxAL-
LEY, Of I'll and N&zxtfes BlnA laI. II month";.
, 1865-07-03

Cancer, ScFoturA an (soltfe-No eomb!na.
ton Of medicines has ever been 50 successful In
removing these dIfesEe& as DH. JAraEs A1TE IL
TIVE. It has effected curts truly Astonishing,
mt only OF Cancer, and other disorders Of thai
cjosr, tut ha4 removed the most Stubborn U.s<at.
s.l ~ % 'hns edna dst c9patnf 1ng,s IT, p H.
r,fcuIsttop and eradicatee dIaea, es wherever To-.
Gated. Itpur le. the hood and other huids Of
The bo6s removes distractions In the pores Of
p1apde or homes; 1t increases the appetite, re-
1nnTes btndache and dsovstnes.. invigoFases the
whole II stsm aud inp1rta animation 10 the consu-
tut:cp. There ls nothing superior to 1t In the
whole Materia Medica. For sacby all Oru3giste.
t,3 bsa3tx'waA.
, 1865-07-03

m0DkfehI NHfktt6-11Rb 29s
LA!daw, Middleton and Co. fepost-F our Z scaipA
LEO bsS kar perfectly inactive aud dp9nWe-d
1sne ency; NAL sNe8 Of veateEn aueasfns at II 90;
tpYirg 1t asc. Con- --Fo1A.as. rok-NoShto1 doing.
, 1865-07-03
RAEtd Growth along the UeSfo1s q
milwaukee, MAllroA0.


The Detroit and Milwaukee Railroad is one
Of the msinsprmgs Of the prosperity Of De-
troll, and Us such will ever remain, although
the past and present afford no criterion OF tha
vast benefits destined TO flow from 1t IN the
future, when the resources Of the important
yeloped. The region Immediately intetsect-
ed by it., and that which Is accommodated
with an outlet to market By contiguity. Is one
which, Tor the e1uberauce Of Its soil, and the
extent md Importance Of Its natural pro-
ducts, cannot be surpassed In the United
States. The counties intersected by the
road are Oakland, Genesee, shiawassee, Clin-
progress made By these counties during the
past ten years, We give statistics exhibiting
the increase In few items. compiled from
the State census fer 1854 and 1864, compara-
lively. The totals tor each period represent
the aggregate Of tha several counties named:
Ropal.uo1,; il S.!S1 155ss a,Ss;
No acres wheat ........... l6a657 1l7,4A
Pound. voel shs,Eed: ;.....".1 ,&s,sS ss1,s5
Pounds butter n.ds....-.-...3. ~ 1,s5a.Sas
Cue, c.: Exclusive 81 mica COWS %s 4sssi
The comparison might be very largely e1-
tended, exhibiting similar ratio of In crease,
but the above figures arc Of themselves con-
elusive as showing the rapid pace at which
the resources of this region are being devel-
oped. The counties of the line Of the ruad,
which arc most directly interested In It., arc
Livingston, Saginaw, Gratiot. Montealm,
Muskegon, and the northern portions Of Ing
ham and Eaton. The principal Items Of ex-
port over the road are staves, lumber, shu-
eles, plaster, coal. -four, wheat, barley, wool.
mills;uf4, butter, polk, beef, ashes. hides,
leather, potatoes, &c. The receipts Of ali
these articles have largely increased. aud will
IN a few vparN Qtfafn to mammoth Yrnnar.
tIons. ~ The shipments of goods over tie tvgvl 1oad
to supply the wants Of the rapidly increasing
population, have in the meantime shown al
exQEmou5 Increase.
, 1865-07-03

Treasury, But nov the st.ts Government h,s
tct ept,felv destroyer. and no ueans are !eitfor
s atSst iGs e. Tofd
GOOD order ma in nourtshtpR condition. except
IL lie Inatttr OF he null Stste Id. No dou5t
.h,s VI be s9pp,ied as soon a. the s'ass + fsot
crest hardship to ecst,er The peopse. aud ! "a ii
u cunt "a money viii ensblc he Prime 'pal to 20
Mears ~ ,he Xxx y Jcn,rImeni enntidrr,his
nsrt of the rxpendttu1a r. MT. The ioh prtntluc
efdee hea heen able 10 do much Of ne printing
All Who have beeane 1um ,rna.nted viii re e,tsb,
rent rpe4k wei, Of IL Il. therefure. 7oue Uulon
sniuuon ior lew rnonths. you Would be- render
Ing most acceptable service to most nob!c
ehtr1iJ."
,, -
hoAti FARM rt1uolE oI1 ConfASf.-In an.
onet co.amn Will Dc ioana me aafetaseMen'
OF me "Horey Fasm Ptthole Oil Company" 70
which ne cali the attention Of our readers. The
r,+.L ho.r,nn aa .ssa,.,.. ~ 49, ~ 49,. 11ar,.a
I.ee1' oes"aen 1na soloMan& Inc iasaoas oalMu
sa,d to be among ihe be.t oil ,err1,ory In iii ..ou
dom" But the company has no stock for sale.
They propose - 1ease lots 10 companies who are
desirp1s Of boring for OIL and not Less tban sey-
enty-17e wells lie M now going down On he farm.
week he I.isnd Wei struck oil oil EW,h!a sisbieen
elrz, il, while the U1ited States tFtazierj Well is
flowing one thou.and barrels wltpin one hundred
and nineteen rods, md the Homestead Well Il
ne a,e
Ing for otl and eurspinp leoittmstely in Tie pus-
nss., this afford. = excellent opgottaalt,L;9ne6,
The p1tncinsl owner Of the Iotey II Farm. IL q.
msIe ~, i6or%s,ly prominent so@nsoe
assS ss %ss z III & 'aassf es sa S. g.:
, 1865-07-03

w ANTED-Agents -Imm6ui
w stely, to sell "Fc1T Teazs In seccssts. 40.
niCs Henl1 HsoNne. special war G. r.eepondsut d the
r Tztbnan, containing hcts, tncidrot., thrilling
eness ii tae N.tlousl Arnles aad Tsts-His imYTia.
Ksms ~ Tssuine. Tne TofE eonfaias "a paSes,
pint' O. me pspez. tss1efaRy bong and Mu8asied
HThe a1tas American connct-~ gy HoTsce Greeley.
Vol + u nov 1eaty NJ dsltvezY- Vol yilt b e
RHBRwooD- 11S hks-st- Chleakn. jezaneasav
, 1865-07-03

Tho anniversary e1ercises Of this 1nstitutIpn
were held on Thursday last, In the church. The
following WIZ the programme:
Music.
, 1865-07-03

PoiTFosEn.-We aro requested to s:ate that tho
exeui1ion party 10 be Riven BY ). Nottingham,
Esq- 10 st. Pent aud Lake Superior. has been
pastpoc1d to July 18Th. see adyerttsement on
dlrst page Of TRIBUNE,
, 1865-07-03

We recommend tho Patent Adiust-
able Guard Lapte1on - one Of the most complete
epd economical lanterns in market. II IL for safe
at ], F. Gfiffn't. "a and IS franklin street, who
has lIkew1ae added to hts stock 1aole and saloon
pIastwarc; comprising iull assortment Of the
iatett sfJ}es-toeether with Kerosene oil, c.na,
ilnterne, chimneys, burners, dc. All OF which
be oaera at the loWees prices. See advertisement
fySSG27.1t
, 1865-07-03

Receipts OF Produce Mt Toledo.
necepA OF -four and grain the psst wtef, snd since
january. compare win Tho ssne tine In 1854 fol.
, 1865-07-03

reE1stef, anu nao III A1]t es0e" 'S''a' A'"A1 ''@A
sr.xp.so OF s1coxp CLASS.
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1s 4. y. Wrieht. ind4 g. jos {; nm XIX
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/? ?s e hs!:E % ssasah 81
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Il =. +. MeJaoles, < j., i. Tho . Tnfss. % Hs.s.
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fnda Fed aoRTa Rsansp nsse Edn, e. N9 E.
Is Oh .. Powtn. 8. C. York.
10 i.is i; i.;as
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+. Jcan Nc. i !tIlsn. As,. 81, g. ". Czad1ep,uzo,
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ihss = Ecksn: L. aaue y: .fhsn6E, I.sa ~
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~ = HheIIFrsar HhaIn, e. l.. Snosmaket; "a
81 Euxrne +. muipn,. q a. 8. &. Woieots. Il isTIe
large, 81. G. II. Bates. 1t Large.
q. 1hos'd D. bafefr. S.f-l
sEAspHo OF TouhfH clAss.
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$. Joo. jos. Il cssty'EY! & Jeshu.isFoWIeI.y S
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!, FTsnt Heash. n, !. S. chs. l.. snow. n
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Is. Geo. y. D,she er, II. ]. Il. Wsr.vonRPsFsb.4 4ch
y Wm: L Aes,a.li ~. q. Thos: y; VII o, coan
IL Ssss +: bssaets, 81. T. va Hce1n,, ,ssisrSe
r. = =. D.Johnson .t l1rfe q +. Z. rnemss,1. Fl.
s M 6,nnis En- .eis,1 =; = fsoh r. " 4.
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3 ES@Ss1 SE,ssa egyr " m & {2r w nna. HtsS
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a. jas. b. Jenes. II large. 20. Jsmes ". hoon Va.
The nnmes Of those found deficient are not
included In the above lists. Those having
sons Or young men tn the Academy, In whom
they are specially Interested, and not finding
their names here will know from this cx-
PLANTATION the cause Of the omission. In the
second class four were found deficient; IN
, 1865-07-03

PERsoHAL--Hon. Henry Winter Davis, the ora
tor Of the day On the ensuing Fourth, is In tho
city, ald Il ttsy1u2 1t The fremont House.
, 1865-07-03
mautzb==z3!1uatsonE.

ENANTED-Siluaticn-Ayc ycurg
.n.s .oe nwas W. = ~ py esgn ~ tytc6<3tt
, 1865-07-03

APrRsEcu1En VAoRANT.-ThomzsM MuIhnllapd,
a I1ncy vae1znt, was srrtsea few days sloce. and
aned hearly, hut execution was suspended on
condition thai be would lcave the CITY, He then
went to Milwaukee, WIS arsested there for "a.
Ersncy. sDd fnec, but exc :ntIou suspended on
cont,uou that he leave t1at cttJ. Again he Wend-
ed his way to Chicago, arriving here on Thurs.
day. On Fftcas he WIS cnee mort atrested n !
vsgIaDt, md on Saturday was brought before the
Po,ice Asgist1si siee and nned f50 and eo4ts In de-
fault he was sent to serve term IN the Bride we'll.
, 1865-07-03

Al tho ns!d.1 staitencs, Junr Is h 1855 by Rsy q.
B. Roberts \. Caps rANIkL r BALLDU. OF sand.
SsRY VIZ IL rE is:at q o,fs1 F. Kds 3 H. and LIS
In th city, II St James Chnrca, By Rav. R7te1t
Il. C1asksou, D. D. aUETAVU9 KNOPFAp, Of
NtK THfk.