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DORA DARLING;
The Daughter of The Regiment.
PRICE $3.50.

"Th,s d one Of the most entcrtaiang and intensely
Interesting stortes which the has rsodosed. Dom
IL an original character, placed tn circumstances OF
great poyelty and exciting rletuscsqucnesA"
tale OF the Eas romantic and thrilling. with STIR
ring Incidents that illustrate the power OF human sym
nathv. woman's tende=ncsa md Christian effort. 1t
carries the reader through the battlefield, among the
sck. wounded and dying. hnd holds his attention with
Increasing force until the close."-S. Y. Observer.
.Fcr interest," this is errrhatically the book Of the
war, 90 intensely Interesting saAt one cannot lay 1t
down amer having commeoccd IT, until the last page
IA stu,ned.~-uuloa.
B Sent postpaid On nreeelpt Of price.
Our Spst.atcd Catalogue sent by mail oe On receipt
of stump to prepay postage
, 1865-09-07

Mr1rAt LIFE or NEW IoRk.-We cali attention
10 The advertisement Of The Mutual Life Insurance
Company Of New York, on the hrst page Of this pa
DIT, which presents an array OF facts worthy tho
attention Of the public, aud which the company
claim utc unAnsTeEahle.
, 1865-09-07

CoLrNBCs, Ohio, Sept 0.-oliycr and Hartup.
the murderer Of Deputy Provost MARSHAL Cook- OF
the 10th District wefe langea al Camp Cnate, near
this clly, to-day. Oleer made confession Of
guilt.
, 1865-09-07
THE: CITY.

ID Va.
1oa Rasfi.nd 81 suneI}oi ~ ~ eu'nsss ''a'
.-.---
THE- CITY. :.
AMUsENgSra..
MOOD AesEe4--' tno tasals.
sa|'.- '.ea-x - . 4ne1rAt - 1.e 1nans"
sAooi orE.A Aioees-An t.anion -
AcApASs of f-ues1c-oao"pslaa . Mlnst1eis'
ots1u., G1.v7.a w.n.Honar .J.rr W.
lcarn tha, thfs 1rantInu1 nnma. Will he m e.tI,d.
-. 49, So -. NJ. -. 80 ~ =. - -.
uGn m ~ III oAtc rIs u1s "eek, an1 ~ us close
n,--- ,.
a, ~ .ssncts,,on ,,s1i y. h.,d ~. Tn.s.a.4; s
s..,,aa =, .ho1- roo;as Ta,hodi.t T1-.s 49,
-. ~ .eass... .. ~ ..sss.:. ~ ~ ,s-..
no@o "1'' -oD4s D~t0's ~. -.s-
Tx,R yxrxrvtr Ryyrnrre Co,x,f,ss1ov nf which
= cr.-.-.-h.lN 80, 11.S =. "N>-'
Ion .s.. =. ss SI. . u'w ~ notua ses
sion IN this dfy and N1s Do Eiad 10 receive ensges
working Of the Internal Revenue Law.
ibB FINE BAND no1n Eas.mans hanonal hasi.
ness eolleee: Fousnkeeps'e, ~" 4oskr WIZ sese-
yin also sefcrade Prof. Eastman al tho sherman
honse'
u,- 1-o-T~y ~ye1r-v. ran .+,,n,,on
to The advertisement Of The Mutual Life Insurance
Company Of New York, on the hrst page OF this pa
Ps PG %Htsn ,Se 1aac aH a1a Mnis nv nv
claim arc nnanswszable
-7- ~
int ecSDAI LQuoA 1hr.'-Au ~ % persoas
~ sso .a -. 80 ~. ~ .,.,e.,. 49,.
nt'ena neNtpE' 70 " ne'a a. - on ,,. .u's
ec9tnGl ~ INC 1ee1ute ikoom o. lne CIa.k Sieet
n +: Chutth; II !. intfnded 70 ioEm an ,orgaatza-
v,,ro >srr ,rha ~, .,1s.ra T., br<tn.s, ,r,1cs
iosso M.s "no ~ nl ns e.,teat. ~ rs,,a .i'
.ae ~ eau 81 ~ nssan. os s. ~ ~
good business writer's The evening sessions CON-
Heues oc1' Aonoa3-
E1tswoR7u ZorAyEa,-Tbo metnbezs OF tho
Ellsworth Zonayc Corps are rcqueated 10 meet at
their atnory on the corner Of Monroe andI Clark
strcts tIs etenaue at eI1lt O'Clock On business OF
grrat Importance. Old members, and those deslr-
Gus q lolntng,f are invited. -
METHODIST LADIES' CENTENARY Assor1A71uI-
An adjourned meeting Of this association Oh
,act NJ which I, m eeier,te te cou,jnf, centnarv
Ct Meihodlem y THIS country hy erecting = hal At
fnnarest-X,s NH Sr.ta1S.y mn1n.no Il M+thn
dist Chnrch Ulock, When several anepitnents were
made to the constitution Of the Society.
...--.--... III. =, .u..
The lSpiAsA Assoc1A11oN.~lne Asl o. oneers
for The ensuing year. as Published by ne yesterday,
WAs tucomnlctc. It should be Is followa:
Tresldcnt-C. +. ]. Ar1on.
Vice president-!. p. GookIns-
SecTetaIJVonn Lyle hing. 49,.
E5eeuttye CommitteeTsamuel Dunlap y: y.
A'e''a'''' L. =" "41soA, -ea-.s ~" ~ '''A
Nor DEAD, NOR SxEEpEfu.-Mr. J, r, Boswell,
Of NtIcz writes to us to aasuru us that he L. not tbe
j. II, Boswell wau IVES reported shot In this city
eome tine in March last, Very probably not, rs
, 1865-09-07

T1c l,5t and best she right article nnally sstfy
,ody ]Ecs ~ n purely vegetables rt.fotrs gray haar
II fur weeks money rctlindr II Eili DO y sfssJ
nors Of tnt scalp. Ak tur NknsTKR's vzGETAHtK
NA1E ISyIt:oEA76E. and don't take noy other. For
4ajc bF all Drurctsts II Chicago. an2sk2sI-s0t
, 1865-09-07

TAE SC.sDAr L1Quun TRATF1c.-An persons
vithing TO tiIa nuisance atated arc tnvited 10
attend meeting. to be held at * o'clock this
c3cDinc, In tho Lecture Room OF The CLARK Street
". F. Church. II Il intended to form IN organIza-
ion for The cnectual suppression Of the evil
, 1865-09-07

Ee|t.b-
F1orH-Ft1m for high g1adcs.. Howard Super
%A.L2H4 -...
GRArS-:Wlras dcclning snd heavy. Corn, s3c for
white. and tSc foF FyelloN- Oats heavy at I3s Hc.
Gs.-Q
Wnlwy-DuIi, at s9.a.xa2.ia for Western.
, 1865-09-07
31roposalS.

fF,O CONTRACTORS IN
TIN AND COPPER WORK.
sea}pd urorneats VIII received at the ofee of the
e,ns+fn;*ndsut of the illinois State Hospital fr the
lsanc, Of Jacksonrtle.
Until Wednesday, September 6, 1855,
Fl the TIN Roofing, Copper Gutsre aud noNn spouu
me East Wing u thb1 Institution. now In process Of
agcu1n.
ROOFING
Ahout nine tlopsand uyc hundred f9,sn) feet best
xIits at one c1pas charcoal roohng tn pnt On E1th
s,nIuE rrU1ys and to lr dteAsrd lU nndE sEF7Ace
-fi me soxt of good tnineFal paint
about four hundred and nnc uoal feet 1ine1rs Of
fonrtecn b copper, and two feet tn width.
TOWN TS7oVTS.
A,o,,t fpur hundred eighty ote at feet four inches
II, aiaTnrfss and made Of twelve csgTef 10 he plan
th.1 n strIrt4 Of not over 0neflGIth Inch apart
tbs s,oT v1ll tc III rtAdtne4k fr The Eosk mol lAtT
4t.n me fYrst or November The ~Ek 70 ha subject to
fhe approval Of SlLAs !t.Ith1 AtIa. .t.4+,
Jacksonville. 1ulY p 4s"'' Hu-ssIS1ee'p
, 1865-09-07

WIATER WHEELS. Manufac-

w tu1ed by AMERICAN WArR WE'LL Co, 81
EIchanse street Boston, Mass. The rnoat economical
wheel Ii the world; orcr 900 sre new IN succes4.
power with uttIe It has eQuAl In the conaty,
stod ior pamphlet coutalnlng etsgragtaEs, poTe.
speed. DC. Au11h3ss-satsdp
, 1865-09-07

For Europe.
New Yonk, ScpI- G.-The pcrsIa sal1ed this noon
telling lGu patsengcra and sl7utooo 10 treasure.
, 1865-09-07

. Tue INTERNAL REyESuk COMMISSION, OF which
Hon. S. S. 1aycs is member, Ei1lshortly hold ses
sion In this city, and will b glad to receive engges
tons from business men and others relative 10 the
working Of the Internal Revenue Law.
, 1865-09-07

TIE F1SE UAsD from Eastman,s National Dnsi-
ness College. Poushkecpste, New York viii scrc-
nodc 4eyeral OF our citizens this eycn!ng. They
wiu also s<tcrade Prof.. Eastman al tho Sherman
Iunse.
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the ILLINOIS STATE FAIR,
THIRD D.iE.l
CONCLUSION OF OUR LIST OF EN-
TRIES.

The Day.-.Floral Nnll-.-Yhe Mecha1-
1ca1 DEPARTMENTAL Race".AWarus
by Committees Thus far Made"..
Prize Cattle and Norses-.-
Yisitof Gov. 0gleshy-..
Pouncing on Unli.
ceused Tenders.
, 1865-09-07

shingles: 1snthe, Morris. Reance, st. Loal,,
n1unter; Acmt, 1asaue; Antelope, ST. Louis, loteo
II lumber. rs n shinstes:. Imperial. Loekpost, ~ On
wheat, 81 N shingles; Rescue, Lenont; s. 7. Gales
Lemont; Indy franklin. Lenont.
ARRtvKD-s1arie Leaf Joliet $50 bu corn LADY
Franklin, Lenout 10 cubic Tds dimension stone; tf-
cas,su, Joliet, oo bu cats pan1be, Ottawa tao ou
corn; sunr1se, Lasalie. Ass nu corn; D. Hess le-
mont, q cubic yts dimension stone: Wasp, Lssanr,
s1s bu corn; chilcothe, Lass1e. oo5 bu oats; s. F.
Gale, 1e1uont, 20 cnhic IDS ruhble stone 4ontaus.
LesaIe, oes bu corn Pacide Lasalc, 10 tons coal
Rescue, Lenont, 80 enbtc yds rubble stone Banner
Uucs, 200 bu Energy. Joet Anoob bu corn 40
bn o&ts: Calcna. Ottawa. 600 bu corn; Eanfakee
dxop) Wilmington. 1881 bo corn Gen. Sherman. Nor
r1s, SO bu corn c. ". Zimmerman, Norris, so hu
corn; H. II. Lehman. Seneca, 5Soo hu corn Conest'
Morris, 70 bu barley. 40 bu cons Csyngs, Lockpoft
SEQ pu corn Essex, Lssa1le so bu re. 1900 ba
corn Atlantic, Morris, 100 bu rorn cartef. Morris,
= Vessels Passed Detroit
Especial Despatch to the Chicago THbune.1
,., ~. DxfRo1r. Sept.6.
ur-nockcr, Hort Hcrn1sphe7e, Badger, Go1s
Drake, Express, Gob1e, Young. Gray. Ease, Dread.
rAught, Metropolis, Dauntless aud Southampton.
Dowx-Ilon, Young America, Cotnclis, 6candlna-
ytan, Ployer, Sci Bird and C1oud.
WHp-sonthwcst
, 1865-09-07

PU1LApELPH1A. Sept. e.
pTpIKrn-Cr:etued-. Crude nssIG; Fcnued ID
bond 51.t5ic: do. free 1n3 &c :.
F1'un-i!as dee!lnsns tendency Sales slow.
$1,o5; white *.ID,ta-at. Corn quict; yetow &C. :.
GRtcEEEsl1iee nrms Rio sos ia e, ,c15rcney, nod La
NAlskKr-Dutl 1t &zANs 20.
, 1865-09-07

AllUSE1IEST3.
Voop's NCsECx-sI Tho Riruls.+'
McyscEER's THEATRE. The Stranger"
CrosnY'e OrrnA HoCse-The I1au1on's.
ACADEMY OF NCs1c- Badupsth's Miustrcls,
, 1865-09-07
mnhrr1in1rnt Sales. .
:. 0Hnhrrtt1ttctft @dlk54
r ARGE GOVERNMENT SALE
STEAMBOATS,, arf-Boats, Barges
and other Property.

OTAYIEEXlaTER EENXN1Is8 QY1ICR,4
WARRINGTON, D. c. July =. ls6.
Sealed rsopoaa aIs 1n,tted and w1n Be received 1t
the rlaeeA and until the dAtes hereinafter named Ge
the purchase OF the following named 6tee1nbo4H
WhstI- Boata. hsfEcs, aud Other properly.
, 1865-09-07

NrsC l.. SpeEceF'H.
fragrant Odousclalne for the tcr:h Il IL oar Of the
ycsy hest ertcae2 for cleansing aad fresesstos The
tcc,h cve+ offered the p1hc, snd Is warranted 70
contain no .cd Or any Other ingredient In INC least To-
FURIOUS 10 the teeth. A cake OF superior LOOM psse
nrcou,psntcy Each bottle Thr 0ndouseainc ean be
found nj Wholesale or srtsil druggists generally
CT SPENCER T. CO., Ptopstciors-
Providence. T. l.
pINAS, BARNES CO. New York Sole Agents
10 whom ali orders should bc addressed.
su1l2i-c5ucn
, 1865-09-07

RA1IroAp Acc1DEsr.-yestcrlay morning IN
old man mined Thomas Kir1ytn while walking over
crossing in the yard Of the freight depot Of the
ri.labursh and Fort Wayne Railroad Depot, was
knocked down By eWiich engine and run over.
Death uel almost instnn tanc0nsly. In the alter
noon IN inquest was held before Coroner Wagner,
when II WIS found that the deceased who was an
11iehnnnn, was very deaf, and consequently dld not
proinauii3 bear The engine bell winch had been
tur1cd verdict e accordance with the facts.
, 1865-09-07

GtNEnAL GnASr's WAn-HonsE "JAcK."-Wc
learn thu, this bcautIfu1 animal Will be on ethIbi.
Ton at the State Fais this week, and at Its close
Will be offered for ealc.
, 1865-09-07

DoAHp OF Trade DAT1KHr-A regul&t meeting
Of The Association will b he,d this Thursday
evening at their rooms, Methodist Church Block.
Let an members he present. ~ busineas OF Import
aneo will come before the meeting.
, 1865-09-07

WAS Scarcely po<aihls 10 get distsut euunlcs to
Sir. Miner then moved &ns seniannuo1 meeting
in fhe first part Of June tn insdeid. II the rooms
Of he stats Agricultural society, sha day 70 ba
Mr. Fhiijpp, .! Montgomery, thonsht It would
he MeA foE counties to send tn their aheaE
ines a. the meeting IN which @ ssss !, nigh, ns bet
The motion OF Mr. Miner prevailed.
Nj, Nichols OF Clinton moved 10 reconsider. De-
eas9r Wss much better place to teach nom Egypt
ind 4 better place when they got there. Carne1L
In the discnssfon oftha question the gentleman
e1ptesr mst,er rom Springfield ,hsn nom chicagu,
and rs much to make ihe personal Journey.
Several gentaemen said that theca WAS nuothE
great oh!ee'ion to spfingdeld-saey make terribly
Bloomington uas chosen. -....
Nr. MinfeF eaId thnt at one time there were u1otc
i istta ,hai iass yesr icy ioet Il least ffo
Jews md peddlers, for wunt OF information about
prices Of wool.
Ths had aon:h. .aa that i W9ua g. oe s,s s
from the middle Of June 10 tho beginning OF Sep
tember.
ed TO f1tpieh such circular TO the members; thr
| Treasurer moyed TO d1 tho interval at two weeks.
| Carried.
INN different pasb Of the Sthte wpuld address him
Gu lhis subject ut his reaidenee. tn Lincoln. Logan
| intorna,jon about the wool crop was asked for:
Nr. PhilItpe, OF Montgomery moved that ttt
Secretary be requested to ask tha! county osganiEa
tion. be requested to hold annual hhesfinEs abou
ihc s0lh Of May and immediately report to tho Sec
Dr: Chip, of Peoria, said that the foot-roe had
hcen satQ 70 be yeEI prevalent In Veffllou county
II would b we'll to dfeeuss that point, and also .b<
subject Of washiug; perhaps there Tas eonnsctox
Nr. Bautnker, OF Aaeouptn Co, said .ha:
needed comparison Of views md concert Of &c
tion on The tariff question:
Mr.. Pate, Of Vernillhon, safd they had tho toot
rot down IN his section; # seemed 10 attack those
which had been wet stable1. They treated tns rs
ehetp with eplutiou OF blue yftEto, driving ~
snimals through trough. Foot.rot seemsa s -
te contagious; they h4t about so dpWn w. 49, ~
hoos had been nset. but not s,1 c.n1 III
be la ioot--ot tn his 4.>,>-.. ~ ssa door vas pt
Wtich wss Espt Ia stable where III llttsr nos r.
tercd down With stra9, and tn7 ''>|
1r' Kee1ez Of Iasae county. hsd aseu T,tro md
,f"it,ie sejd. ihree pounds Of ua.1 H. hoof ind
S.iY en1ion of cider stucGsf' P1' ''
dR fntn " y Ksns I'D n'sd e9 pussf asa
! ~. u -nhhnt, it in NTH otusIH' oI ""-@ fAe
! anf1monJ' ~ tuo onrresa had been gooa: .,r,ost
me ho1as ,s ta ND had hotk nhiSA ~: ~ - .M,t
Hr assrv+9 wlth the foos rot oa1a1, v. ~ s -
entirely na tn ary locaiton4 but uoaia nus - y
1aoe5, y, wrT wc.rc.ther or landsi ho hso ose1
, 1865-09-07

SHaol&nder'. E-s:k1c1 OF Hacku-
Cp1rs aiseases tt Ihr Stomach ana nrtns9 orEsns>
Il: General psblt'y p;opas1 nM fs's; .'95. s.
TtIsNEa CO, New York, \. y HGELEIGn =
TOEEis, Wlolc~ale DruEStsla, Boston Ga.iS7
NFrutY,
, 1865-09-07

METHODIST LADIES CENTENARY Assoc1A7Idx-
An adjourned meeting Of thfs .aasociatiou-th oh.
ect uF which Is to celebrate the coming centruary
Of Methodlem In this country by erecting hall at
Esanxfon, In honor OF Mrs. DarbAka Heck, the
foundress-was held, Yesterday motasns. IN Mttho-
dist Church Block, when several amendments were
tuade to the constitution OF the Society.
, 1865-09-07

!
lie wrongful conversion Of two horses safnel 81
james Keese It. an., rs. Nichael Reynolds et- ali,
Ejeetment brought 9fesnoef 1 70 o. ootaln i3na, pe,
sas sRsa o.
S,nss5 s9 Danie & 2$s fsasen e ~ a Phny
kingman. Defendant confessed payment IN oper
| court for S44SS11,at- S44SS11 a.
Frederick Krutina IS August Frcdin. Action d
daed {n New York, February and II, 1864 at lou,
monlhs, each for s2:1-5O. Judgment for plainsif
i. sauiance et nj, Us D. Q. Diekcrson ct al spi
brought June a, npon contrnct Tor The aale Q
5000 bushels Of No. oats at Sd cents. at sellers
option. Default, md court to assess damage.
Company. Suit IN t1csrpass commenced July "a
is4, for alleged damage 70 hof4e, june 10, 1861
2'ssS d. d5sfss y Z s1Ru5,1Gn Rm5s md II
Lamb. An attaehmeu. Mat w1s iss~al npon 4.
alleged Indebtedness Of SS!o5o, upon TWO pEomls
ory 10 o.. d tM June 15th, made BY defendants
ants las audulent1y concealed Of disposed Of that
property to delay the creditors: NJ
lcons.d johnson and J. calxin shaier lot Ney
alleged fndebtedncss for goods furnished amount
u T5Aane1y.-Redmnnd P.indiyille vs. John B
Spencer. Bill fled June t, to remove cIond fron
to Chicago, By declaring decd 10 William Briggs
valid conveyance. Referred to master. .,,
sarah 4: Iaines vs Charles " !, AaInss; M III! Btn 70
AP gas ass i a. 4 sRsas e u
together until about August i, 1865, one child,
tpy, being the result Of their martial intercourse
air ane t1sSand IL June. jus nd August iso c.
iambut, Kv.. with one Nellie Koanan; for WHOM
; ne deserted his vile, slnce, l!Fing With her . a
though they too were married. ue.auts I'll =
made BY defendant, the matteF was se'sa3so 10
, 1865-09-07
T ARGE SALE OF GOVERN.
IL NEST CARS, ENGINES, Axn z E R0H.

LEWIS b PAfSDSS4
bfiGader Gena7l and CHIEF Of Ra1l and River Tram
roftAuon. Au1gEJhE3t
, 1865-09-07

staIlIous years old End orer-Entered, Nor
cnn Spmpit,' By II. Il. Graves, Chicago: "Par-
Salo.H by & 2. d Lynn, Joliet !. Et9ne. n BY J.
Snuilky, Vetu,illIon. First premium, $a5, "Stsr
Davis" No second premium for want of ned gree.
s...'l,ons . yer:s old and under 4ss5;Entesed,
=: HedSn; % tsetsons1';; 0ttams; % sTotnsdo"
I'm: II !" 80 aTo9nnuo." No second premium.
III Ihioso1shbred Fillies over two and under three
yests od2Enie1ed, " Mary Taylor, !" By :. u Nor
ion. Morgan Co.. III: Fiat premium, 81, Mary
ios -RoadsteTt-Stallions ious years old md
ovcs-~D1ack bird" Il. h Tstes, Chicago: "asn.
ertl Logan" D. A. Gage, Chicago; "Aouns
, 1865-09-07

T, ps1yA1r MATTERS consult Dr. tIAsEe tsonn1en
.,niiy at ihe chicago DApclsaiy. ~ Clafk street
Es onrnr inns no J.arADr WnEps but E3Te6 his pa.
Itsn;r AcTrAL sEEvicE IL r1aIaF7. EH11AnlE A. ~ a4o
~, a .ar,upn Block. ChtCt.u, Ht5ntA3-lAs
, 1865-09-07

Womence, iii; Cheese, new, r. L. Barchart, No
mencc, III. Honey, j. l. Wolcost, determination.
Rs, o:s g. 1 doaasss H. H. Wet
| Bread milk rising, 5frs. W. R Duncan, Ionawau.
d., H.; Wheat BESsd, milk rising Mr.. Joel Heeses,
AtnsTorth, H.; Wheat Bread, 4noolted aouf, Mrs.
/ Mrs j. 8. Mcdonald, Jacksonville, Ill; Pound do,
Jelly do, Gold do, Silver do, mt Do, Ginger do:
GiasAs1s, Wsdsyo1ta ) Aan, it;l Gmsago, n;
III. Coffee (hrownca], II. j. Goodrich, Rockford,
cor sus Adm Hfng hsea Hse1y n5sss ss9
son; ehicaso, hh a H. 6eSi1ine % nom CON-, 1dan
Henry Hir. Ct i Son, chicaso, III. De1tr1ne and
Gum from potntoes, Adam Henry Aifsch + 5 So9, g
Chicago, H.; 1mphec Sugar. Moore + Hatch
8loomington, H. sorst9m S1gar. Moore :
Hatch, bloomington, II. Almond CakS, Mrs., ). 5
Hack, chiesso, III; Beet sngsf, Esmani.
toa, GET i. +. Bsa; .haw, Ss 1aaaoia, ii ii ~ -
CLASS @.
reaches-1homas Bradbury, Griggsvtlle, III.
115S9 Tsas1E ;;;5and;,: Skinner narsnso Ill; Seth
Peais~Product Of this s.aie-scth c. Joues, Car
bondale, H.; E, s. Hull, Alton; Stewart Sin
xa;en FEe.Esfrodnss Y u tis
Jones, Carbonda1e; VIM. n: Jones, 9uincyi sts~
al : sinnocE, Quincy; $. y. Arnold, Cortland. M :,
Jones fes estbenale; w. n Jones' puney; Stow
s'seoSk Ha A1fea, IL Stewart Sin
nesss secsd1lnr feachez-1hon,as Bradbury, Gdggs
ca,neesS 4 slnnoek, Quincy, NJ; Y
psSe' aansaHi apspe@Hsdley, Id Horkbron = Janses.
aase, Eassnds; 6;jney: III; steH1t sianosk' oains'
H. Uorkhrou 3 JnngcEs, Ea
, 1865-09-07

Nor DEAD, NOR SIEErETu.-Mr. J. r. Boswell,
OF NiIcs writes to us to aasuru that be Is not the
j. r. Boswell Whu was reported shot IN this city
como time in March lsst Very probably not, rs
that Boswell is certainly dead and this ono Ia apps
reni1y alive unless his letter comes through me-
d4um. Even TINT may be true, as his orthography
IL a tiecilcdlf nuD.cQn1uetfng mc1INm.
, 1865-09-07

ASSAULT OF Fo1Ics O<r1cEn.-Peter W1nandt
uns charged before Justice Mi1uken, yesterday
morning, with committing desperate assault anon
Officer DeianY, Of tho Third Precinct Police. On
Monday night, while the policeman waa copreyins
apdsoner 10 the folice Station. The officer ap-
peared in Court with bis head covered By band
ages, having been fnlsou.ly assaulted with eiunr
sAot Or similar deadly weapon. The guilt Of t6e
aersed being fully sustained, he was committed
for triot at tho RECORDERS CQuEt In bonds OF Fl a0
, 1865-09-07

A REcErHoS.-A reception will be efrcn 10 Gov
osleshy and MAJ Gen John A Logan, by the
United Service Club, at ,hcsr rooms, Opera build
ING, this aveutng at ~ o'clock. Members, with
their ladies'. arc expected TO attend promptly. Gen.
tht4r farniikea - - -
, 1865-09-07

EQurE AquAnu.-Peter Flynn an individual o
an apparently ingenious turn Of mind, was charged
before Juetice Mfllken yesterday, with violating
the city ordinances, by tneenIonslg balancing a
dead horse upon is feet in the impld waters of the
the siIea With the intention Of eventually tlepos
fling IN the lake. In absepce OF some required
teatim0py the ease was continued mill this morn
ipg.
, 1865-09-07
DROPOSALS FOR CURBING

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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1865-01-12
WILMINGTON MARKET, J4O 18th, 1864.

BEEF CATrLK-NoDe coming to market, ard the supply
in hands very light We quote Cd the moor at
So to 70 per ID. for net meat az In qnality., -.
RAooN-Is and 10 moderate deLnahd' we quote
from carts at 8 so 70 % 81 ZIP III
PrrTEa-$I2 to IA per Id.
CoTToS-OnIy small sales have taken place during the
past week 81 so to for ncCmpresed, and 81 70 tC
so per Id. for comp pressed
Com $40 per bushel. =.
loRH MEAL-Ses in the small way from The granaries
at $40 per Lu4hel. ~ -.
CorPEE-By the sack, $40 to % per ID.
CoPPGRAs-$5 TO 81 per 10.
Eees-$l0 per dozen.
FtouRNope arriving, and the market bare We quote
noninally at $425 to $50 per bill tor superfne.
FoRAGR-Fodder aud Hay $50 Shucks $4 to 10 per loo
. HIprs-Gseen 81; dry 81 so to S. ner ID
IRATHKR-Sole $I8 to 3; upper $50 to 30 per 10
LAhD-is scarce and wanted We tote at IS on 10 per
NAus-s2 rs to 50 per ID. by The keg
PKAs-Cog are in demand at So TO 80 per bushe!.
PA NUrs-eel rCm at SIS to 80 per bushe as in
4PorIroEs-swe ct $50; Irish $50 to 35 per bushel.
p ULTRY-Live fowls So to H. as 10 size turkeys sJU
dressed d.. 81 TO SO per 10. ,
FIOE-$I so Der To- by the cask, and scarce. -
PotK-Fresh sells from carts AT - TO per Ip as IN
qualify. ,, 0ous frorc stors AZ AK 40 nor
psUaARBrown s. to 5O and crushed $40 90 10 II per
10. by barrel
sYsUP-sorenum is and in demand. We qlote BY
the barrel at $25 per gallon
HxTIna-ta etevil,e factory IS to Is r0r yard.
kPaITs To PENT EE-N oml0sl al - on 10 Ter galon'
TkLL.w IS " 5 so per 10.
YAAN-eeI q q $50 to 60 per burc1 by the bale.
Wo Owe quo by the load at 500 Tor pne 500 ior
ash and SIS to 81 per cod ior o&K
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1865-01-12
NEGnO soLDInHs IN THE NORTH.

The Yankees are going On in their mad passion for
The elevation of the negro. They not content with
uutting them on an equality with the whites, but they
want To make even more of them. The Albany Argus
ia even forced TO make the following conclusion
In awarding apparent equality OF pay between white
and black Uroops the Administration, however, goes
beyond IN fsct and gives to the negro soldiers much
greater of compensation. 1t assumes the support
OF his family and for every negro soldier enlisted hnds
from FIVE to eight women children or invalid and de-
crepld old men, thrown absolutely upon it for daily
food The uegro troops therefore, will under the sys-
TEN of quality, be the highest paid troops In the world
There are between Memphis and Natchez, not less
than fifty thousand blacks, from among whom have
been called all the able bodied men for the military SER
vice. Thirty five thousand OF these, viz those IN camp
between Helena and Natchez furnished the shelter
of old ttnts and subsistence of cheap ratons by the
Government, but all other things in extreme destu
tou Their clothing 10 perhaps the osse OF fourth OF
this number, is but one single worn ana scanty gar
ment The children are wrapped night and day In
latteed blankets as their sole apparel. But few of all
these people have bad any change OF ramen SINCE 10
midsummer earlier, they came from the abandoned
plantations of their masters.
MuItitudes of them have no beds or bedding the
cayey earth, the resting place CT women and babes
through these stormy months. They live OF necessity
in extreme thnes5, and afflicted with all fatal dis
easfs Medical attendance and supplies very mad
Gouate They cannot, during the winter, be disposed
to labor and self support and compensate LABOR canno
be procured for them in the camps they cannot II
their present condition. vVe the 1t is m.
couyicticn that unreieved, the halt OF item will pei
sb before the spring. Last winter duting the month
OF February, March and April l buried - Memphi
alone out OF average of about four Thousand, tweiV
hundred of these people, from twelve to twenty day
One day we buried thirty five. Those who have bee
gathered into camp this Summer quite as destltut
as those who were on our hands last winter.