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TUESDAY, AUGUST 53,18& L
THE CITY.
Quota or Cook Countt—MrrriNO,—A meet
ing has I>ccn called by Many citizens "In Metro
politan Hall this evenlng-of citizens who desire to
fill (he qouta of Cook Connty, and avoid the draft
Wc hope to see s ftall attendance. It is well that
the honor of the State and county, should he pre
ferred. We have hitherto filled all made up
on ci without a resort to the wheel It will be
■wefrto do so In the present Instance. But If we
4o not fill the quota,lct the draft come. The men
are wanted, and we must furnish them. They
should be forthcoming immediately.
Yehskl Asbobe.—The schooner “Whip" went
ashore off Calumet on Friday night. A steam
tuswas dispatched to her relief yesterday.
Railed ad Ticket Agests* Cokvehtiok.—a
meeting of the Ticket Agents of all the North
wester* and South weatonorallroad lines will be
held In this city to-day. Business oi importance
will be transacted.
Eccnuirs fob the Kavt.— A draft of fifty-five
recruit* for the TJ. 8 Kavy were last night sent
by CapU John 1). Barty, the efficient officer in
charge oflha U. fi.Kaval Rendezvous is this city,
to the Receiving Ship, at Cairo, 111, a number of
whom were substitutes for gentlemen In (his city
PeusoKau. —Capt U. P. Harris, Chief Engineer
ol the Chicago Fire Department, arrived in Boston
last Wednesday morning, for the purpose of In
specting the fire telegraph machinery sow being
manufactured in that city for the department of
w Lich he is the head.
Fzrs Faroe —A correspondent suggests that it
would be a good idea to paint the lamp posts adja
cent to the fire plugs of a different color from the
rest. Wc agree with him. hi uchrime Is often lost
at a fire in finding the plugs, and the delav of a
minute often involves a loss of several hundred
dollars.
SoLDims’ Rest—Some idea of the arduous
detiee of the noble and patriotic ladies who so be
nevolently welcome the weary and hungry soldiers
at this Institution, may be gathered from a state
ment of their labors on Sunday. During twelve'
consecutive hour* of the day the largo number of
SiUSmcala were served by the ladles to returning
veterans.
AocroEJtT.—Yesterday morning a span of horses
attached to a buggy standing on Cottage Grove
avenue, near Slat street, broke from the vehicle,
and ran across the prairie towards the city. Be
fore they could be brought to a stand still they
had knocked down a little boy named August
Lrverenz and severely bruised him. Happily no
serious results are anticipated.
PnxKTMfo Ikk.— ln our history we erroneously
plated tbc present price of news ink to be S3 cents.
It should be SC cents, tbc former being the price
on the first of July last, at which time oar esti
mate was made. Mr. Striven, from whom we ob
tain our supply, has been compelled to advance
the price since that time, while by an inadvert
ence the figures in our data remained without
change.
PocKFonn Patriotism.— The Northwestern San
imrs Commission has reccired within a few days
the magnificent sum of $3,000, from the Soldiers'
Aid Society of Rockford, HI., part proceeds of
their Fourth of July festival. Tne energy and
itatriotiam of the city of Rockford is unsurpassed,
ler son* hare done nobly in volunteering, and her
daughters have done as well for our tick and
wounded heroes. A 1 honor to Bockford. May
Lcr example inepire others.
Illegitimact.— Mary nniurzn, an interesting
tmmurried female about nineteen yeirs of age, ap.
j’fared l*clore Justice Brown with a little specimen
cl male humanity about two months old In her
r.nr.s which she affiliated to a young man about her
own are maned James Eobh. Both parties lire at
Lj ons. It appear* that the intimacy between tbe
young people occurred while Miss Sullivan was
acting in a domestic capacity In the family ot the
papa's lather. “ Grandpapa"Jiccamc bail in $3lO
lor his prccrcions t-on. and the matter will be fur
ther tliwiibrcd in the Circuit Court.
Chicago DnvLvc Path.— Trotting matches arc
fjranged lor at the Driving Park on Friday and
Saturday ntxt,.li>rprizcs of ssooands3oo each. It
U expected that the time mode will be good.
Quaker is here from Cincinnati. Billy from St.
Loins, and a celebrated marefrom Kcw York, aaid
to he wav down among tbe twenties. Eight other
trotters Jwve arrived.
The September ’racing will commence on tbe
Cth and continue for fhe days Large expectations
fitfoniitd l>y theloversof the turf that .ihc affair
vrlll be something extraordinary.
Ecmnrr.—A cruel robbery was on Bandar
practiced upon & poor old man named Moiras Dal
ton, hailing from Janesville, Wisconsin. He is an
industrious fanner, in a small way, and being uoa-
Me to ttli all hie acres, he last week sold fifty of
them lor S6BO. With a view to bare the purchase
money taken care of he carnet a Chicago, ictepd
fag to place it in the custody of Father Donne.
Unfortunately lor the old man. be''went into a
drinking ealuon, in tbe W**st Division, where he
I Get his money. The landlord was arrested and
taken Itcfore Justice McDonnell, bat there was
wo testimony to criminate him and he was dis
charged.
Piets. —About three o'clock on Sunday morning
& lire broke out In a cowshed in the rear of the
BfrtLodict Church block, on Washington street,
pud speedily burnt It to the ground. The loss is
timing.
About the same time tbe frame dwelling, inhabi
ted by air. Gardner, on Clinton street, near Jndd,
in tiic West Division, was discovered to neon fire.
Owlr-gto tbe timely arrival of the Fire Depart
ment, the fifines were speedily extinguished.
The building is damaged »o about the extent of
riOC, which com Is fully covered by an insurance,
rfx*. ru**.i*»rrr- of Mr. Gardner was nearly all de
rtioyed. Inflicting a less «f S3OO, which, alio,is
coveted by Insurance.
Fatal Acctoekt.— Coroner Wegner held an in
quest on Sanfav the body of Stains lans
]V»£L-(>m/>, a r*ui«ndLT, Bgtrc rorfy years, whose
rtßifiencelFOD Armltagc *Ucet in the North Di
vision. He leaves a wile and fire children in
frUnltcmd clrcomrtancce. The deceased left his
Lome ot Bundoy iDonmjg on a banting expedition
rlonc tbc-North Branch. When near Downing's
Bridge, iu Evanston, he encountered another hun
ter. eii<\ cor.verslrig with him. laid hie gun
rpot the cronnd by hit* side. Kneeling to light
l.jf. pipe, lii e ket-e touched the trigger and the cun
T*af ci£Cb»Tß«;3, fhe load catering his skn'Jand
«*t>li.g Itstaut death. A verdict wo* rendered in
f-.eootuoucc with the tacts.
Norm WrfTEKKHAiLroAr.—The Chicago and
J\. W. B. E. Co. has psrchssed eight acres of
jy orud «the Junction, thirty miles west of Chica
f*A fcl which place it Is designed to erect all their
jcwcric! machine shops, engine Louses. Ac., with
s.u lle for finy.foir engines. This place will be the
i “ridence oi ull the employees of tbe company, on
riLocrf, conductors, nud'otbere whose bum&esa
docs i-ot require their entire time in the city.
When tin- Company** plans are in full operation
rll a* last as loaded on to tbe cars in
Chicago, will be sent out to the Junction where
the meiring up of trains will take place, A goodly
JillJc town will soon spring up at the Junction,
Ahxxvai or Bouhebs.— On Sunday the 8d Min
i.ifota Volunteer Infantry arrived at the Best, in
charge cl Cel. D. Mcteon. The regiment came
fitm I*ir.c Bluff, Ark., and number 211 men. Af
fc r pcrtsliiug ol me hospitalities of tbe Best, the
|<ys left lfl-l night lor St, Paul.
On Sunday evening the Ist United States Voltm
tMf, Colonel, c. A. B.Dimon, arrived at the Sol
did v Rest, from Norfolk, Va. Tbe regiment came
'\-c detachment*, tbe first comprising about 403
met, In cbaigc ol Captain 11. B. Btram, and the
Ut court, which arrived a few hours later in the
cvoi.iug, was commanded by Colonel Dimon, and
a;tnUi ec sU'meu Alter remaining a short time
at tbe Ilctt, Itotb *quad» left tbe city, the first for
Bt.Fcul, tie latter for St Boult. This regiment
Vf-s rccTiiUr organized at Point Lookout, Md~
curt l*wLo Ivxuadi- up of rebel deserters. Tneoffi
cds sit cLtJicJy selected from New Bnglandregl-
IjeCli?,
Bej itr ron Soldiers* rzaauES,—-A meeting of
the Voul„- Men’* Christian Association, with otb.
cr citizens, vfif called for last evening, to be held
in liic looms of the Association, for the purpose of
t;Ling Il'iO consideration the means to be adopted
li. |-10% iding for tbe families of soldiers. The
inciting wee not tnflldcntiy largo to jaetlffthe
LCoplion of any specific plan, and an adjournment
v.c- taken lib&sturday sften.oon next, Messrs. H.
W. 1 LltiT, J. L. Reynolds cud C. Q. TVicker being
A] polnii rt f. committee to Report apian for tbs
coL«>idPiatii'U ol the meeting.
La Here be a lull BUinocace on Sctnrdar at 4 o’-
c’.<k. We l.f.' C a large work l>t*fore ns in the provi
<3lk£ for the women and cbllorcn whose uninral pro
i-ctorM-rc abK-nt at the Rest of war. Agpneroos
(<>i.lritntiox'i xnu-t be poured oju to keep them
Rem starving during Thu rapidly approaching
winter. There i* room for all to work: Ist ns
li ke Ic-M r.ilL no znrgaid band, remembering the
l.J:frii;g which IspnnulKcd to those who help the
v, idew ioX tbe fatherless in tbeir affliction.
Fccixt IhcmKC.—Yesterday morning a lady
i.r LiCdllrs, E. Wilson, ol tbiscliy.Lad her pocket
pifkcdola pum containing $23 v.Utio traveling
firm Dciiolt to Chicago. Tbo thief—a xnldd'e-
Rptfi uspfctcbl.v-dre-+ed woman—entered tbe car
r.t llcJftiuaroorxd occupied tbe same seat with
Kt*. Wilton: the two speedily commencing a
pu.uji com creation. When about thirty miles
ficja tl.i‘ city the woman hot ont si a mnal wav
cty, M.d shortly ef'-urwnrds the lady discovered
that she been robbed. The victim remembers
ILat cute the felt the stranger's hand near her
licckct, but not suspecting anything dishonest In
li e action, she did not bol for her pnrae until
£fu» He tUcf bad decamped. Travelers, es-
I tciiiiv Indies, cannot bo too careful with their
aacuet Ju ibis ape of vice and roguery. Every
tjv.ii, street or public place swarms with thieves,
al. wp.'.cbUig tbeir opportunity to victimize the
ni.cv>fiUiov.e.
I*u oj;t cr Ccv, Dn. Patios,—The First Con
pi cp.frllciiil Cbnrcb was crowded to overflowing
spi.ir.cn Sabbath evening, to hear a continuation
ol the Pcsloi's aecoutt of Lis recent visit to the
Anny ol ihe Potomac. His discourse was an
cl ul-oniteirpotlol the operations of the Sanitary
and C) Jlstian Commltslout in that quarter, in
which peat pmlsc wns bestowed npon the work
ol <6d. in lie legitimate rpVere, Ho then reviewed
tl t- U-onjt made at iht Ea*t by the Christian
O mmlfriou. to aopplant the Ssnlntaiy Commie
(.’oi; in Ihe confidence and support of the people
r» tht channU ol hospital mpplies, and urged stv
o?l Mr.-ng objections, which he sustained by a
lonrhV-l: Mfeyoi /aci«, and of documentary evi*
mix'' Hi-conceded by expressing the fear that
the K;nt- si'toDpt would he made at the nest,
ivjdtr I-Uftm influence, and uppcaled to the
hij;evolci;t erd patriotic public to frown upon it
Ijm;i the- Cj*t, fendto insist that the friendly co
c>: ol the tno Commissions m this section,
i-l -.vie' co i t iuno; the Sauhaty Commission minis
i**kt ni.iih *.o the phjflcn), and the Christian
Cu;.c:is, ci: mainly to the spiritnil want* of the
K'xki, tr.t cr.ch nldmg ibe other in ever/ way
v.I«.K u-t;>»jtlon it-possible.
Oit. llo?o. Jtix.miJCTi'.—Wc arc glad to per-
Cc‘a e thi 1 1* uovcmtul ie on foot lo reorganise the
NliitU-c-i.'.l. ij.fi Twtbty.fourlh Illinois Regiment*,
tow filebsii.Cc-fl. They have each uch'ovefl n glo
rious record which should not be suffered to die
nv-ey foi want of living rt-piesentatlvcß. The
Turckiu mjC Heckcr r*rlmenU thould live In im
•pcilrtiftble ciißuizst*ou so iimt the mou rqu clxll
l»*i; oft future day may lie able to point at them
iiioudlv ts ike iodic* ol men who no uobivbore
iJ*s-UiDdaxd o| victory oyer many a barfl-iought
1,-d Ttc following calls have been leaned tw
15, - Oec. Twrcbin. fc«d Cam-J.n
ijfeiwfiy. Wchop©they will btfully roepowed
lC * : ‘Ailmcini»cr6tf the IDlh Illinois are Invited to
«™ it t>ul-Lt at 6 c'clock at LtndV block Armory,
anxr and Market uUte'« lot impot-
U VV nmbwt ol 00. A. IMh HUnolft Co. A, Zon
h\‘ S i li- in. Vo\. W.. and O. S. Zouave
T uoUA'i to. auecobio at Llod-o
strt! *ioMl StcidaA Ouerd annory). comer of
Market ilrecla. I ala orcalae. at
Jj’.u o'doclu for Uu> traseactlon of Important
'Lrflbctf.
CDMMOW COUPICIL.
A TeU—CoManclettlons—Tbe Lake Taonel
—Sewerage—Mcatuaents fa HUlUrf Hen
—Sooth Division Railway Ordinance
Passed—P. *F. \F. Trick on
Stewart Avenuc.
The Common Council met Is regular session
last evening; the Mayor in the Chair. There were
also present Aldermen Gone. Shimp, Roberts,
Barrett, Gallup, Mcßoy, Kann, Shcridin,
work, Shcrwiri, Comlsky, Clark, Talcott, Wood
ard, Bolaen, VouHollen, Gaetlleld, Armstrong
O'finlUrun. Woodman, Franzen, SoUlvam
Tltaworth, Bond, Rafferty, and Walsh.
The minutes of the meeting of July li were
read and amended at the suggestion of Aid-. Hol
den ; they were then approved.
The minutes of the meeting held July 25th and
SSth. and August Ist, 6th and 11th were respec
tively approved.
Aid. O'Sullivan asked that the minutes oi the
meeting held Aug. ITtbTbe read and approved, but
the Mayor and the Clerk said they were not yet
written ont.
VETO.
A communication was read from the Mayor,
vetoing „lhc action of the Council in appointing
.John B. Ackley as Firs Mtn>h»i of the city ol
Chicago, and presenting an ordinance devolving
upon the Chief Engineer the duties of Fire Mar*
i-haL On motion ol Aid. Weodsrd,the ordinance
was adopted.
rrrmoKS ajtd coxxnncATioirs.
Communication from Andrew J. Brown in be
half c! Grace M. E. Church, asking for exemption
from taxation. Referred to Committee onFioance.
Petition of backcucn for increase of fbre. Be
(erred to Committee on License.
Communication from Aid. Comlsky, covering
an ordinance increasing the salarr of the City
Clerk's Assistants and the Harbor Master. Refer
icd to the Committee on Finance.
Petition of Amos E. Gilson, a soldier of the oth
New York heavy artHlen - , asking for free license
to peddle. Prs\er grantee.
Petition of ‘’Many Expressmen," asking for
change of badge. Referred to Committee on LI-
of Timothy Wright objecting to the
proposed vacation of part of Wlfcrbt’e snb-divi
slos, as contemplated by the Board of Public
Works. Referred to - Committee on Streets and
aiip\s, West Division.*
hepoets op cmr omesns.
The Board of Public Works submitted an ordi
nance for courts or parks on White street. Refer
red to committee on streets and alleys of JNorth
Division.
Also, same on Lasalle street. Same reference.
SCWEUAQE.
Also, a report indicating the sewers to be built
the present season, for which authority to issue
Sewerage Bonds to the amount of $50,003 was ask
ed. as follows: 14th street, from Michigan to Wa
bash avenue; loth street, from Michigan tq Wa
bash avenue; South street, from Clark street to
the river; Springer street from State to Clark, and
on Wabat-h avenue, north and eonth of 14th street,
all In the South Division.
In the West Division, on llamson street, from
Ualsted to Grove; Hoisted street from 13th to
Korth; Throop street, from Adams to Jacasou:
Curtis, from Washington to Fulton street; Shel
don, Peck, and Su James place, from Fulton to
Canal; Ann. from Madladn to Washington street;
Sangamon, from Adame to Jackson, and from
Randolph to Lake; Peoria, from Lake to Fulton;
Green, from Randolph to Washington; and on
Monroe, from Peoria to Morgan.
In the North Division, on Pearson street, from
Green Bay to Flee: Baron, from Market to
Franklin; Wolcott and Superior, from Division
to Schiller; White, from Division to Townsend;
Huron and Superior, from Wells to LaSalle; Wol
cott, from Wmte to Whitney; Huron, from Pine
to St. Clair: and on Townsend and Sedgwick, from
While to Chicago avenue. Laid over and ordered
to be published.
A report was also received from the Board of
Public Works covering an ordinance, requiring
the numbering of even* lot in the city, and to pro
vide for the expense thereof, by requiring that all
owners ot property shall take ont a certifi'*Bte of
their appropriate number, and pay therefor fifty
certs to the Board, with suitable penalties for
neglect and refusal.
This ordinance, as also another ordinance allow
ing the Post Office Department to attach letter
boxes to Lamp Posts In dmetent parts of the chv,
received the unanimous assest ol the Council.
The Deport of the City Comptroller was received
and ordered placed on file.
EEronTe OF STAKPISO COMMITTEES.
The Committee on Picacce Reported an ordi
nance authorizing the Boird of Public Works to
make monthly estimate* ol tbe work done on the
Lake Q'ontcl, add to pay 85 per cent of the contract
price ol the same.
They deferred tbe report upon the petition of
Dull is Gowsn for 75 percent additional compen
sation.
Aid. O'Sullivan moved to lay the report over and
pnolish.
Aid. Comisky hoped the matter would not take
that direction. The contractors were “ laid up/'
and unless tbi-y conid receive more money, they
would, he feared, be unable further to prosecute
the work.
Alo. Ta'cott was unwilling to advance money
usd take the chance of the enterprise being unsuc
cersiuL It the mbs were lost the clly would hue
the mum v advanced.
Aid. Comit-ky said that Doll & Gowan would
be willing to complete the work if the basis of
the price of gold at the time tbe contract was
taken, should be established. He said the work
was lagging for want of funds. The iron was lying
in Pittsburg, audit would lie there until money
was forthcoming.
Aid. Boberts sold the cortractors bad received
$22,C00 upon the contract, and asked, was it possi
ble that those gentlemen had taken tbe contract’at
s£oo,ooo. and given bonds lor the faithful fulfill
ment of their contract, and cot be able to pay the
freight and cost of a lot cf iron? The report was
lata over and ordered published.
Tbe same Committee reported in favor of a re
duction of the taxes heretofore assessed upon the
Union Oil and Candle Works. Concurred in.
Also in favor of refunding taxes to E W. Blatch
ford, assessed and paid upon property having no
existence. Concurred in.
Also an ordinance increasing the compensation
ol Thomas Muck-in for constructing sewers in
Twenty-second street and elsewhere, by $2,500.
Tbe ordinance passed by ayes 21, noes 6.
Also in favor of increasing the salaries of mem
bers of the Board of Public Works, and making
appropriations therefor.
Tbe ordinance was lost by ayes 11, nocs 14.
Aid. Boberts moved to reconsider the vote last
taken.
Aid. Holden moved to lay the motion of Aid.
Boberts on tbe taWc. Lo*t—ayes C, nocs 2 \
Aid. Boberts' motion prevailed, and the report
and ordinance was ordered to lay over and pub-
Also in favor of paying the funeral expenses of
the late Col. Jsme? A. Mulligan, amounting to
SBSO, end directing the to pay the
wune to the Committee of Arrangements.
Aid. Huh moved an amend by appropriating
SI,OOO io build a monument for the late Colonel
Mibolotzy.
Aid. Sbtmp moved to amend the amendment by
appropriating the same sum for a monument to
Colonel Joseph C. Wright, and the same amount
for a monument to Lieut. Colonel John A. Bross.^
Aid. Huh accented the last amendment.
*Ald. Kann moved to lay the report and the
amendment upon the table.
Aid Comlehy said he expected there would ba
an attempt to »addle the report with amendments
for the Bake of k’lllng it, and be considered the
course of the opponents of the measure a most
cowardly eue.
The motion of Aid. Kann to lay the matter on
the table was lost under a call for tbe ayes and
noes by ayes 7, nova 17.
Aid, Tiitfwoith moved to refer it to The corpo
ration counsel for his written opinion as to tbe le
gality ot tbe approprfotion. Carried.
Also, a report against paying for the horse of
Patrick Burns, lost at Lake street bridge, by the
majority ot the Committee, and a report in favor,
by the minority.
Aid Gacemovedto refer both reports to the
. Corporative Counsel and the Comptroller, with
power to act.
Aid. Holden moved to amend by striking out the
sentence “with power to act,*’ This amendment
prevailed. Ayes 15, Koea Mr
Tbe Committee on Wharves and Public grounds,
reported egainst donating dry lands to the Nnr
aery and Half-Orphan Asylum, on the grounds of
want of authority, but recommending a lease of
five acres belonging to the city in another direc
tion, for a lease ol one dollar.
Aid. Titlsworth moved to amend by substituting
tbe land asked by the Society.
The Committee on Streets and Alleys of the
North Division, reported ordinances as follows:
For an alley from West White street to Oak street,
also, extension of Vine wmet from its present ter
minus, to Willow street; also a snbsliuto for an or
dinance heretofore adopted, in relation to tbe North
Division Railroad, all of which were ordered io be
laid over and published
The same Committee reported an ordinance for
a sidewalk on Wisconsin street, from North Clark
to Lara bee. Adopted.
Aid. Barrett, from the special committee to
whom had been referred the Petition of tbe Chtca
goTntmel Company, presented a report amending
ordinances heretofore edepted Laid over and or
dered published.
A'd. Roberts. of the Bridewell Committee, re
ported favorably upon the petition ot the keepers
of the Bridewell lor an increase of salary. Laid
over &nd ordered published.
Aid. Walsh moves a reconsideration of the vote
whereby the report of the Board of Public Works
upon sewerage was laid over.
Aid. Bono raised the point of order tint it was
laid ever under the rale, and conld not be reached
by the Council.
SOUTH DlVinOJf BAZLWA7.
The South Division Street Hallway ordinance
was called up on motion of Alderman Barrett.
Alderman Mcßoy presented a remonstrance, pro
tecting against the passage of so much of the ordi
nance now before tie Council u« allows the com
pany to lay their rails on Indiana south oi
Twentv-sccond street. Tins remonstrance was
numerously signed by residents ou the avenues
and the cross streets between Sixteenth and
Twenty-second streets.
Alderman Barrett a'so presented a petition in
favor of the'ordinance, by owners of 18,200 feet
oat of 35.GC0 feet of properly on tiie streets pro
posed.
Aid. Comisky moved to amend the first section
of the ordinance, by providing for laying a single
track from S2d street dong Indiara avenue to the
present and furore dty limits, provided tbe con
sent ot two ibirds of the owners of the property
by lineal measurement along such street, shaulirst
be obtained.
Aid. Mcßoy XLcrod to amend tbe amendment,
by proviclng that the said Railway Company shall
obtain the written consent of two thirds of the
property holders upon streets where they have
now no vested rights.
Aid. Barrett moved to lay the last amendment
upon tbe tabic. Carried—ayes 17, noes 10.
Aid. Roberts ihorcd to amend tbe amendment
ondcr consideration, bv making it imperativeupon
the Bailway Company to form connection with
the North Division Bailway Company for the sake
ol transporting the bodies of deceased persons
and their friends to the cemetery. This amend
ment was accepted by Aid. Comiekv.
Aid. Roberts moved to amend the amendment
further, by substituting the word* “a majority”
for the words “two thirds” in Aid. ComUky'e
motion.
Aid Barrett moved to lay the motion of Aid.
Roberts on the table. Camcd—ayes SO, noes 7.
Aid. Mcßoy moved to amend etlll farther the
amendment of aid. Cnmleky by providing that
the Company ebonld be compelled to curb, grade
and cutter the streets upon which their track
should be laid.
Hip Honor doubted whether the amendment
would “ jibe in,” but final v concluded to pass it.
Aid. Barrett moved to lay the bat motion on the
table. Carried-ayes 20. noes 5. ~ ,
Aid. Bolden moved a verbal amendment, winch
Aid. Comlfiky accepted, and the amendment of
Aid. Comisky was adopted by ayes 21, nooa 6.
Aid. Walsh moved to amend Section 1 by strik
logout all that provision allowing the Company
to lay a track on Clark street, between Pw!k and
Twelfth streets. , . . ,
Aid Mcßoy moved to amend the lost amend
ment ty providing that tie road shall be construct
ed within ninety days. Subsequently withdrawn.
The ymrnoment of Aid. waish was, under call
f 0 - the as es and noes. earned br ayes IS, noes A -
Aid Mcßoy renewed hie motion providing that
the road shall bo completed In ninety days.
Aid Coroltky moved to lay on the table. Carried,
a *luT Sheridan moved to adjoarn. Lost, ayes 6,
°AlAVahhmcved to amend secilon 8 bystrit
tug out the *• provision” ol the ordinance. Carried
was amended to inc uded Indiana avenue, making
it Imperative cm the Company to lay
track there within fifteen months unless restrain -
Aid. Bobcrta claimed that the West Dlvlrion
Railway Company bsd got tbrongh -an ordinance
aitowlng them to nse any kind of rail they pleased.
He hoped the M«yor would veto It on thatgronna
and eted it backror correction.
Aid. Mcßoy moved to amend by ordering the
Company to ketp sixteen feet in repair, whether
the track be tingle or double. Tabled.
.Ala. Comlfcicv moved to amend the fourthTsec
uop to make the rate of flue to either cemetery,
not more than two dollars for a corpse or twenty
? pa»*cnper with return. Withdrawn,
Holden offered a section of the West Di-
UenUoL wu tc-
C»lea In plK* of to, orlsual .ecttoii 4.
The ordinance as then amended vu then pastel
3j S3 tree acstnst 6 roes.
Barrett moved to reconsider.
A motion to adjourn was lost.
Aid. Barren'! motion was laid on the table.
A motion to adjourn was lost.
TUX TEACH OS BTEWAST ATXStJX.
On motion or Aid Tlttworth the Connell then
took up the Pittsburg and Fort Wayne railroad
bill Riving to (bat corporation the power to operate
their track on that part of Stewart arcane lying in
section 33, which hasbeen recently taken within
the dty limits. ' . *
Aid Holden hoped that the ordinance wonldnot
papa. The company bad been for elx months past
•fighting the Great Eastern Railroad, which was
anxious to enter Chicago.
Aid. Walsh offered an additional section to the
effect that the ordinance should not take effect
till the Mayor were satisfied that property owner*
along the line were indemnified for any lobs that
miaht accrue. Tabled.
‘ The ordinance then passed unanimously, and
The Council adjourned.
Police Coubt.— At the opening of tbePollc
Court yesterday morning, the approaches to that
venerable Institution were fairly choked with prls
. oners, who consisted principally of that class de
nominated drunks, disorderlies, and vagrants.
Their ribald jests, coarse language, and obscene
songs, as they crowdcdup the stair-way,
fully grating and disgusting noon the earoftbose
lew of the respectable members of the community
who were obliged to be present at the matinee
yesterday.
Jane Smith, and several other Inmates of the
house 403 State street, which appeared, from the
testimony of Captam Kelson, to be one of the
most depraved dens m the city, were fined twenty
do.laxa each. A soldier had been robbed of 373
and a watch in the bouse on the previous night,
but through the vigilance of city officers It was re
covered. • ,
Roger Plant and a wretched looking crew of
eighteen vicious male and female inmates of the
vile bole known as “Under the Willow" were
brought up for disorderly conduct. Plant was
fined forty dollars, and his boarders twenty dol
lars each.
Joseph Brows, a young man of bad antecedents,
was brought up lor vagrancy. Be had been arrest
ed on the previous evening, on Clark street, when
about to go on one of his ntaal marauding expedi
tious. Be had a razor on his person,, with which
be claims the reputation of having made Incisions
into various human beings before they were aware
of being cut. Justice McDonnell imposed a fine
of (50. nut suspended execution for a few hours to
give the defendant aa opportunity ol leaving the
city, which be expressed a wish to do.
Edward O'Neil a young man of tho most aban
doned habile, a known pickpocket and profes
sional thief, was charged with being a vagrant.
Be was fined SSO, which he could not pay, that he
znigbt*be sent to tho Bridewell and be prevented
from plying his peculiar calling in the city. during
the lortDcdmlng convention. Be was returned to
the prisoner's pen, but the keeper had no sooner
turned bis back than be leaped from the window
to the ground, a depth of thirty feet, and made his
escape.
John Morris pleaded guilty to-having stolen a
trenk. containing clothing valxed at fifteen dol
lars, the property of a fellow hoarder named
Benry Starks. The justice held him to bail! in
s£oo to take his trial at the Recorder's Court.
James Holland and George Eager, the two men
who were arrested on Saturday evening for partici
pating In the robbery of the Midler, John Carpen
ter, at the saloon of George Jaeger, on the corner
of Wells and Van Baton streets, were brought up:
they were clearly Identified with the transaction,
ana held to hail in $3,000 each.
Suxpat School Uniok.—A numerously attend
ed meeting of the Chicago Sunday School Union
was held last evening In the Second Preahyterisa
Church. G. W. Perking, the President of the
Union, occupied the chair.
Bev.filr.Truaz opened the meeting with pray
er, after which the minutes of the last meeting
were read.
The Committee on tbe Periston of tbe Consti
tution announced that they were not prepared to
report.
Eer. B. F. Dickinson opened an interesting dis
cussion. He thoncht that the teacher owed as
much to the converted child as the Christian mo
ther to her children. He should see to it that the
. child he takdn to divine service morning and even
ing on the Sabbath day.
M. Ikßortreethougut Itnot earisahls to insti
tute Mission churches, hot that converted scholars
should he taken into tbe churches already organ
ized- It was mentioned that a practical solution
of the question might he found in establishing a
system of children'* meetings.
Mr. Garner and Mr. Gulllotd spoke In faror of
special religious organizations or Mission
churches.
J. L. Gace suggested that young converts might
be organized into classes, over which some earnest
Christian, wise in spiritual things, should preside,
and direct and guide them in tbclr re igloos hah*
its. The plan was referred to as having been
adopted and working satisfactorily in one of the
sity Mission school*.
IL.M. Guilford said that a “ faithful band ” had
been formed in bis school which numbered sixty
six young converts, all of whom have signed a
covenant that they will perform religious duties at
every available opportunity. Tbe meetings of
these jonlhlul covenanters were exceedingly in
teresting and profitable.
The singing of “I'm a'Pilgrim and Pm a
Stranger," and the benediction, pronounced by
Bev. Mr.Dlckinfon, terminated the proceedings.
Chicago, Bttelxkqtom akp Qtnxcr Hazmioap
Coxfamt.— Fruta the annual report of this Com
pany for the fiscal year ending 80th April, 1564, we
learn that it has constructed and put in operation
its new line from Aurora to Chicago. This,- with
the purchase of the Quincy & Chicago road, under
decree for fordo?ure ot mortgage, makes its line of
road 410 miles long. Tbe earnings of tbe road for
the fiscal year ending April 80th, have been in
lt€3. ISW- Increase.
Freight
Passengers... 647,007.44 956,474.89 300,437.45
Mails «fc Mis.. 98,063.06 104,481.71 6,868.65
Total $3,287,903.66 $4,089,032,81 $732,020.15
The increase basbeen produced from the growth
ot the genera! traffic of the road consequent upon
the settlement and cnltivation ol the country trib
utary to the line, and not from Government pat
ronage.
The operating expenses have been fifty-two per
centum of tbe earing*, being an Increase of about
six per centum over the former year.
Tnenombbr'of passengers and tons of freight
transported were as follows:
1863. I=o4. Increaie.
Passengers... 403,663 £73,025 171,219
Tons of Freight 777,736 809.674 81,933
Tbe general account shows that the
road and equlpmenthas cost $13,937,835.23
Material* for luture operations on
hand paid for.. 631,756*56
Total cost of property to April 30. ’61.514,459.031.79
Liabilities
Interest bearing bonds 5,083,500
Scrip payable Id 25 ball yearly
Installments without inter
cut 544 531.25
Balance dne on operating ac
counts 187,550.£0 6,815,337.55
Balance represented by C 5.711
4-10 stares stock: at $123
00-109 each $8,143.69 LS 4
As the par value of the share Is only$;00, it will
be sccnoy tbe foregoing that nnd.rlded earnings
of tbe road have been invested in tbo property to
the amount of £1,572,554.24, which stands in the
account a& fallows:
To the credit oi Sinking Fnnd $5 <6,461,13
To the credit of Income Account 1,026,093.11
Total surplus $1,672.554 24
Tns Coxmo Dhapt.— Adjutant Gen. Falicrand
provoet Marshal Gen. Oakes were in Chicago yes
terday all day engaged in ascertaining tbe quota
oi Cook county under the late call for 500,000
men. The recruiting agent at the United States
Naval Rendezvous, with his clerks, were busily
engaged in ascertaining, as far as possible, the
residence of those he has enlisted. This will
somewhat reduce our quota, but not to that ex
tent some-persons imagine. Without being able
to state posi tire 1 / the exact number, we are led to
believe that Chicago will be called upon for very
nearly tbe number of men first announced. The
reasons for arriving at this conclusion we are not
at liberty to give to-day; bnt they arc conclusive
to the authorities, and we presume will be to oar
citizens.
Gen. Fuller and Col. Oakes, accompanied by
CoL Hancock, left for Springfield lan evening, the
latter to closely scrutinize tbe rolls, and it is ex
pected that the definite number will be arrived at
to-day, in which event, tbe announcement will be
made in the telegraphic columns of the Tbibckx.
We cannot give oar citizens any hope that a
draft can be avoided. It is morally certain that
the wheel of destiny will revolve on the 6th of
September, and It behooves all to settle their
worldly eflalre, and be ready to obey the expected
summons. There Is bnt one way to avoid It, and
that Is for general volunteering. There are but
thirteen days intervening between now and tbe
stb, and it is doubtful if a sufficient number conld
be induced to volunteer in any event.
The Distutoasce at the Second Abtkkt Ta
beekacix. —On Snndaymorniog, at the conclusion
ofthe services of the Second Advent Convention,
held in ‘ Bice's Block, Dearborn street, a meeting
was held to take into conßldcration the riotons
bebsviorof thcrongbe who broke up the session
on State street. George McElwain was elected
chabman. and A. B. Von Dorcn, Secretary.
A somewhat lengthy preamble explaining tbe
disturbances which led to the removal of the Con
vention from the lent on Stale street to Rice’s
Block, and the following resolutions were passed
unanimously:
Jiuctud* That while we appreciate the peacea
ble disposition of Mr. Himes and his friends In
closing the meeting, and withdrawing, in the
midst of threats ol violence and outrage, yet we
regret that they did to, as we should have been
glad to have tested the matter as to whether we
should be governed by a lawless mob, ot whether
a peaceable and loyal man coming among ne with
tbe object to do good, conld be protected In oar
iteofraf, That we believe q proper police on tbe‘
street, who would have given their attention to
this case, might have given fall protection to Mr.
Hints and his friends, and the meetings would
have been not only quiet and orderly, but of much
cood to our community. And wo hereby Invite
Mr. Himes to pitch ills Tabernacle among as
again at bis earliest qpnvcnlcoce, with the assur
ance of every protection from the city authorities
and the citizens.
The Idaho—A EUsdeoee Tubute pboe her
PAfieD»Gßß3.—The favorite steamer Idaho leaves
for Buffalo and intermediate ports Tuesday even,
irp, August 23d, at 6 o,dock “precisely” from
Eichmond & Hancock's dock, foot of North Dear*
boro street. A. A. Sample is the Passenger Agent
at S8 Clark street, opposite the Sherman House.
Engage your passage without delay.
This favorite steamer arrived from Buffalo, Sun*
day noon, making the trip in four and one half
days, with one hundred and fifty-five passengers.
A meeting was held on board, when it was re
solved that the thanks of the meeting be tendered
to Capt. A. B. Conkey, and the officers of the boat
forthUr kindness and courtesy during the trip:
also to Mr. Nick Dwyer, the“ Pnnce of dtewarda”
for providing a well tarnished table, and attending
to the wants of the passenger* gecemly.
Iu E, Harris, President, Buffalo; J. B.lvc*,
Sccretarv; N. Barrow*, Home, N, Y,; James Clark,
Canada;'C.X. Farwell, Detroit: G. Bowen, Buf
falo: G. W, Kingsley, Buffalo; J. P. Olcott, Chi
co*© : W. L. Stephens, Buffalo; J. E. Ayers. Ports
mouth, N. n.; c. W. Keyes, Quincy, III; W. B.
Moore, Chicago, and one hundred and forty-two
otters.
The Lax* Mbs. Kantr Thompson luttz-e
It is rare that the public sustain* a greater loss,
when Death takes one of the gentle ones of our
household*. than has befallen by a very wide class
of oar citizens In the decease announced elsewhere
In this iesne, of the lamented wife of Bov. E. B.
Tattle, Post Chaplain at Camp Douglas, and for
years poet associated with him in deeds of love
and mercy among the poor of out city. A shadow
will fall athwart many a pinched household in the
North Division at ihe intelligence elsewhere in
this issue, that she who ha* been so ofieo. and al
ways to efllclentiy a ministering angel, has been
called from earthly labors.
The Drnft-PnWlshed LUta.
E u‘vre£e“ olw to have the draft,the namci of
all there liableftereto fhonW be prthshcA Lest
time the lieta were nnhllehcd
liable were omitted in my neighborhood (U b.lug
Coppery). Perhaps this if the c&seetllU Let ua
hare the names. -
Answer.—lt tfl probable that there wUI notba
time to publish the lists before the Bih. The IUU
arc optn to inspection dally in the office of the
' Pravoct Marshal, as far as completed. The can
vass has been made very thoroughly this time, and
&
Card «rrom Mr.' Hailltt.
Editors Chicago Tnbnne:
In last Sunoaj mornlnria Issue ofyour valuable
paper is an article on what you are pleasei to
styles “Copperhead Gathering." In chat article
Bvmeof tbe remarks I made thar evening are tufa*
stated, ana acme are omitted. la thoflwt place
I wish to elate that the meeting was called, and
the speaker? Invited, by the advice and conseit of
the “Tradoe’ Assembly"—their names are on rcc
.ord to that effect.
Yonr remark® asy that “gamblers, shoulder-bit
ters and viUlsns”—‘are the men who packed the
hail on that evening, aad dictated to the working
men of Chicago a platform of principles.” I read
to the workingmen assembled the platform report*
ed bj their own committee, after taking a tom of
those present, which was carried tmanimotw/y. I
object most emphatically to being classed with
soch bad characters as yon say were present. I
am r.ot acquainted with them mvaeU.
Ton say that I am a "weak man that is true *
but lam not alone. I cannot be held responsible
for my weakness, for lam as Ood maao me; bat
when yon elite that I am “ wording with 'infinite'
zealtoCopperbeadizetbe woralogmen of Chi ca
ge," yon state that which is nntrnc. No m*" can
Aid In my remarks aoy thing that approaches Cop*
perbead sentiments: my bean and soul Is true
and'oyai to my adopted therefore, my
Up* cannot be steeped m treason. * From 1838 to
the present day I bare been a constant subscriber
to the Tiubukb, I have reid it by the camp-fires
of the “Union army,” In States that border the
Mississippi river from Louisiana to Illinois, and
hare tried to do my duty there—am I a Copper
head torso doing t
lom a member. In good standing, of a loyal in
stitution of which one of the editors of the Tri
sfkk u one of the leading spirits,—do yon call me
a Copperhead on this account 2
In this way only hare I offended‘yon. or done
yon any wrong. 1 have used my “weakness” to
fromote the Interests of the working classes, and
know ibat lam right in so doing. One of.their
interests is that they cut themselves loose from
old party ties acd seek to Le’p themselves; that Is
all the political Ideas I hare ever advanced If
that Is being a Copperhead, so be it.
Allmy acquaintances know my political sent!-
menrs. I have never disguised them. But stran
gers do not know them: and by pnb i?hing mo as
a Copperhead you will do a jireafinjaatice to the
Trades 1 Assembly. •
I trust von will be kind and liberal enough to
publish this for their benefit and also my own.
George k. Hazutt,
President Trades 1 Assembly.
Remarks.—We have no wish to Impeach tho
loyalty of Hr. Hazlltt, further than his own speech
gives reason therefor, taking as the ground of ac
cusation tho report furnished by any of the other
city papers, if ours shall not oe considered Impar
tial. Hr. Hazlltt is at least unfortunate In being
mixed up in such a crowd, and we wish him, and
every other loyal man, « speedy deliverance from
ench associations, and views as were presented and
advocated on the evening In question.
‘‘Union” Laborers meeting.
Messrs Editors:
The influence of the working classes, the hone
and mn«cle of society, has ever been the desire of
political parties in all past years of onr national
existence—and. &e one of the speakers of the re
cent “ Workingmens’ Meeting" stated, they have
often been grossly deceived and drawn Into snares
that they did not anticipate.
finch being the case, 11 is rather a bold move
for rebel sympathizers at this state of the conn
try, to try and Induce the laborers influence into
the channels 01 hostility to a government that has
ever been, and is still, the best friend (of any gov
ernment on earth) to tho working man.
Even now. the taxes which are laid on all the
citizens of this conntrv pro rata, are fortbe one
great purpose of absolving the working mao from
lesadcticcts of an aristocracy who determine to
bring slave labor into conflict with free labor and
so make the letter disreputable to the poor man,
and standlncin tho way of his advancement in
society. It is for the interest of every man, and
the poor man in partieolar, to see to It that tbW
slaveholders’rebellion be put down at once and
forever. Believe not the words ot those men wbo
would etrive to excite you against your Govern
ment, and depend upon it they have an “axe to
grind” of their own.
No w, my lellow laborer, look at the matter can
didly, and remember that you will make yonr owu
case much woree by workingaeulnst yonr Govern
ment, for although war is terrible in its effect?, and
expensive, yet there arc evils that can only be
purged by such iastramcntallties, and in this case
of onre. although living is labor Is also high,
and If the Government is supported, a few more
hard blows by our noble armies will forever pat to
rest tbt se rebels of the Soatb and their sympathi
zers of the North,
And now to the object of this communication.
I wish to make the suggestion that the toy al labor
ing or working men of Chicago bo called together
to giv* expression to their views in regard to the
present state of the country. Such a meeting
would be one of noble interest and Influence to
the citizens of Illinois, and show to the world
that there Is too much Intelligence in the “ work
ing men” to be made to bcllcvchy the simple word
of a “ Virginia aristocrat” that (to Use hfa own
ideas) ” the rich were the real power la the nation,
and that the clergy, and the men of education and
influence, and ahqve all the press, were in league
with the Government to destroy the people.” 1 ob
ject, as a working mas, to he put on record as fa
voring such views. Byyosrnclng voor influence
to the above end you will much oblige a
WORKING Maw.
Fatal Accident.—On Satorday morning a rail
road accident, attended by fatal consequences, oc.
enrred on the Illinois Central Railroad, two miles
and*a half on this side of Effingham. At that
point the night express due here at 7 o’clock a. m.
ran into a herd oi cattle. The train was thrown
from the track and delayed eleven hours. Four
can wero smashed hr the accident and several
persons injured, one man so severely that be died
shortly afterwards.
Hfcsraxn. -United States Commissioner Hoync
after a brief absence in Washington aud the east,
returned to the city on Sunday, and resumed his
official duties yesterday.
LOCAL MATTERS.
Iblrd Ward Union Lcasuc.-A meet
of the Third Ward Union League la called to-night
at their Ball, No. 611 State street. Let the Hall be
filled. The nation calls to doty.
PfctF ITlnslc,—We acknowledge the receipt of
” Our Soldier Boys,” a new song and chorus; mu
slcby JohnJfolter; published by J. 3L Gnffln. A
beautiful eoog.
Excursion to Joliet.— The Edwards Pres*
byterion Church have arranged for a plc-nlc to
Joliet, on Thursday of this week. This promisee
to be one of the most pleasant excursions of the
season. Two fine groves, the State penitentiary,
a beautiful river, a flue ride across a rich and fer
tile portion of the* State, may well allure one from
the oust and dryness of the city. Tickets' lor the
round trip only one dollar; children sixty cents.
Unlike ordinary occasions of the kind, the ar
rangements have been made that the cars eb*ll not
be crowded, and cverr excursionist Is promised a
comfortable seat. Cars leave the Chicago. Alton
and St. Loots depot, corner Canal and Madison
streets, at 8.30 a. m. sharp. Fruits, ice cream, &e.,
can be procured on the grounds.
Bridgeport—Dedication and Festival
—The friends of temperance In Bridgeport are do*
leg a noble work for the good cense. Only four
months since a lodge of Good Templars was or.
gacizcd of 16 members, and hare now reached tbs
number of over 100. As they Increased In num
here It became necessary that they should have a
more commodious place of meeting. They hare
accordugly built them a hall 2i by 00 feet, costing
over $1,200.
This hall will be dedicated on Wednesday ere*
nlng of this week with interesting ceremonies.
The fes'lva! will be free. Boats wilTlcave binder’s
& Talcott’f dock, foot of Jack&on streot-at o>tf
o'clock, to convey passengers to and from Brldee
port, for2o cents the tonndtrip. We hope the
fraternity of the city will he lolly represented.
All tbe World’s a Slatre, and all the peo
ple merely players, and wc surmise tbit a large
Jiortlon of the players thereon mnst be using that
ustiy proper preparation for tbe teeth. “ Fragrant
boaooont," from the immense demand there is for
that article. Well it only proves that we are be
coming wiser and wiser every day, for It truly mer
its all that is said in its tavor, tbe most delightful,
convenient and efficacious besotlfler and preserver
of the teeth the world ever produced. All drug
gists and Perfnmtets sell It.
anp£3-p4C2-BtTu TirnsiSAT.
** Atlantic” for September has been receiv
ed by HcNaily A.Co., 81 Dearborn street.
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Armed Co Cite Teeth—ls a very common ex
pression, but we think armed to embellish and pre
serve them to a ripe old age is decidedly more
bcncdcia) aodappropriatc—tills can only be done
by keeping yooraelf always supplied, convenient
for use, witn a bottle of that renowned and im
perishable aeligbt of every lady's or gentleman's
toilet, tbe “Fragraut Sozodont,” for clean-lug,
beautifying and preserving the teeth, sweetening
and purliying the breath, u has no equal. Sold by
drogclaiß everywhere. 75 cents per bottle,
any JO-0381-SI-to ths and sat
f3T Diseases of the Nervous, Seminal, Urinary
and Sexual Systems.—New and reliable treatment
—in reports of the Howard Aecodation. Sent by
mail in sealed letter envelopes, free of charge.
Address Dr. J.Skillon Houghton, Howard Asso
ciation, No. 3 South Ninth etreet, Philadelphia,
Pa. 3yS-si3S44to»
%&" House and Sign Fainting, Cal cl mining,
Glazing and Graining. Paper Hangings and Win
dow Shades celling at wholesale ana retail at New
York prices. F. £. Rioar, 89 Randolph etreet.
Box 5808. bS4-nG33-lm
Metropolitan Ball te Rent*— This Ball
la to rent tor aC the purposes for which such halls
are ordinarily used. Terms moderate. Applica
tions can be mado at the office, adjoining the en
trance to the HaD- jel(Hi9*o-tf
Markets by Telegraph.
NEW YORK. CATTIiB MARKET.
[OPENING DAT.]
[Telegraphed Exclusively for the Chicago Tribune.]
K*w Tors, Monday Evening, Aug. 22, 1551.
BEEF CATTLE—We nwe on sale at Ailerton’s to
day about 8,200 bead of Beef Cattle, the genera
quality of which la below thfi average
The weather Is wet and unfavorable
for. trade which la not at all brisk. The
top prices current to day, excluding fancy cattle, or
extra bclUay beef, aie yer ft net weight of moat,
seller sinking off&T, 17XQ1SK; medium quality, say
the average cl a good lair drove of 9cr 7 cwt.llli
nois siccrr The lowest rates. Including
Ugbttbln stfeis,end coarse oror, etc ,9@14. Thirty
car loads of beeves detain td at Dunkirk by a severe
f-nbet. which fees carried away numerous bridges
on the Erie railroad. -
BllßEP—Thcmarkct is reryJlvely compared with
last week, and prices are hlehlr. Biat pica* n>
lire we'RbMalt BXc, extra, Bj<c.
BOOS—The Bog marker, compared with last week
le nschenged. Tnc range of prices Vn>, live weight
is quoted at U©UXc, at d trade is dull.
SOLOJf UOEIJTSON.
Qlllwankee markst. "
[Special Dl? patch to the Chicago TriMce.v
MrLWAUXJB, Monday, Ang. 23.
Pnom-Firm and lt®lsc hie'er.
Gbain—Wheat— bn. Excltrd and
3©4 c blcber. Bales this mornlcg.S,ttO bu Ko. 1 ep:icg
la store at *1.99. Sales on *Chaoge 17/09 bu 80. 1
ssrlcglnsto'eat *2.DJ@3.C2tf; 5,690 bn do fresh at
S3/&; 7,0(0 do, buyer's option all the week, at 32.«s
9.0C0 do, buyer’s option all the month, at *3(3*2.04;
J.SCO Lu Kc. 2, In Smith’s elevator, at *l.s*. Toe mar
ket closed wrak oa ‘Change. Too wheat market this
evening was firm and higher. Sales 1,80 bu No. 1
spring at 3*.os©2<6X—cloilcg at the upper figure.
Oats firm, but quiet. Sales 10) bags old at 72e. Corn
firm. Boles ISO hags cn track at f 1.21.
EtjTTSS—Quiet, bnt firm, at S)@lCc.
IH Louis market.
[Special Dispatch to the Chicago Tribanc »
BT. Louis, Uoadtr. August 27, L 864.
Toaiooo-Buofsat; break, SIS hhds,of which 277
were eold; sweepings and scraps, *IAO©310: lugs,
fU.OTQttfIO; common fhipping Isaf, 3IS.tC3JS.CO.
med ten do, f25 COdS.(4; good ob. |l J-WBU 00; com
mon and medium manufacturing do, 32S.O0&1O.0O
good do, 14P.0C375.09.
Flous—Demand strong# Bales of 209 brls city XX
at liUt; 4M do ZZ at fli.OO-psri to be deliyered
In ten days; B9odoX it |9.TB;n9do cbclce mpw-
Ate it 99.78.
Obaxe—Wheat advanced fully 9c. 'Salas SOaaoks
choice at 12.10 • 7U do good to fair prims at 9L900
135. Corn unchanged. Seles ISS sacks whits at
91.45} 529 do fair white at 91 <3; 3,000 do in store,
mixed white at 91.42; 3.900 do yellow mixed at 9U9.
Osts active: 1.900 sack* at £Bc; 500 do at 61)4c; eso do
at 37; 290 do at Ssc:2tS do rejected at 8!c. Bye-
Bales 94 sacks at m v*
Whisxt—Dull acd ucchangcd. Sales comprise 20
brls at 91.70 *
Pnoriflxojra—Pork acd Isri very Arm. Sa’es o ,
3u»,Wo&s bnlia pork on private'terms: 10J tierces
prtie kettle lard at ? a.
G Encmm—An advasce hath In coffee and snjar*
Ccffee fiS®ssJic r sugar 2a®27Hc: molasses Sl.OCai-13
T Calico.
Cincinnati mars et
[Special Dirpatcb to the Chicago Tribune.!
' CufoiHXi.il, Monfiay, An*. 32.1981,
Fx,ora—Market continues without, further change
In prices. Soper 13,23; extra |9.4Ce?.M.
■WnifXT—ln good demand and prices Sc higher.
55© brls sold at tt.TE.
Gain—Wheat in good* demand. Market Arm
at 93.fC5iP.r5 for red, and |T.IOa3.U Cot white-
Corn-Ear beld at tugsi.2o. sheUcd at
wlthftflrmmaiket. Rye—No sale*; prices nominal
a-1145.
_Gbcc*bib3 A further advance In the market-
Prices tow asked are: Coffee f2®slc; raw luear 23
C2?Kc. Wolasres 91.i8®l 2f.
PaovinoNs—Mess port duU at 142.C0, with small
sales. 145,0C0 fts bulk sh'.ulcers sold 'at 13j<c, hut
they ore generally held at I6c. Slaei Arm at 17®i»j<c.
Lard advanced to 22c, with sales of 435 tierces.
Illinois and toieWzua Canal.
[Opecia. Dispatch to the Chicago xnonne.l
BniDGzroßT, Monday. Aug, 23—1 p. m.
CLXAUan—Sunday, 21it-P Northrop, Athens.
ABhiTXb—Sunday, list—Advance, Athena. 40 yards
rubble clone 14 yea ciminrion atone; Resolute, ASh.
ens, 49 yds dimension stone; W S Onrnee, Athene, 15
yds Ulmtasion store; OT Gale, Athena, 90 yds rob
ble stone; Deer Pars No 2, Utica, 5,000 ba corn; An
tips,Morris, s/Ctbuccin ißobn ryelbs agricul
tural Implements ;?Rrlcs£c'n, Ottawa. 3,9B7baccrn
l,?robnwheat 191 bubarltylCba rye; REOuodelt!
UUca, tu com SOO bu wheat MB brl* Hyde Ume •
Tobacco Plant, Morris, 1.H50 bu ryc 2,lMbu com; Oak
Leaf, Joliet, 1.000 bu cats 8,452 lbs drainage pips;
Cayuga, Lockport, 6,000 bn oaw 550 bu barley; E
Burnham, Prison £0 yds rubble *tcne: H O Gaylord,
Lockport, 5,000 ba oats S2 bu barley; Montroio, La- •
ealle, 1»8 tone coal; F A Leonard, Lasalle, liotoae
coal; Industry, Joliet, light; Alice, Lasalle, 6,228hu
oats; P Ccoley, Morris, 4r c M bu com, lbs goods
, LATEB.
Ci.RABXD—9 p. m.—J p Chapin, LaSalle, 83,700 ft
lumber; J B Leonard, LaSalle, 90,030 U lumber:
■Wasp, Ottawa, ft lumber, 7»0 ft Umber, 855 posts
and 10C telegraph poles for Lockport; Golden Cloud,
Ottawa; Chloaro, Prison; Imperial, Lockport; Re
solute, Athens; W. 6. Gurnee, do: Advance, do;
Gale, do; Antlopa, Morris; DsyState,LaSalle, 93.975
f tlumber; Nautilus, LaSall?, 53,535 ft lumber, 2.000
siding.
Aceitzd-Ottawa, Ottawa, S,C<O bu, corn; Morris,
Ottawa, 4.SCO bn corn; 8 A Done las. No 2. Seneca,
4,509 bn corn, 1,100 bu oat?, S3 bu {baxley; Yorktown,
Mcrrle, 5,(00 bu corn.
Vessels l*assed Detroit.
[Special Dispatch to the Chicago Tribune 7
Dstboit, Monday, August 53,1394,
Ur—Barks Desote, Merrill
Dows—Barks Great West No 3, Trio, Sturgeas.
Wind— West.
New York market.
New York, Monday, Aug. 2*, 1851. .
Cotton—Rslhermoreactlve,aad2c better, at 85
for midoilrg uplands.
Fiouß-fitate and western 10® 12c better, with sales
at 9ic.3f 010.85 for extra State; »>0 75011.00 for extra
rontd fcoop Ohio: 9io.cs®t2 05 for good brands.
WrasET—Wore active and firmer, at f L9H&LB2 for
State, and |Lt2@lA3fcr western, closing at the out
side figure.
G bain-Wheat lQ2c hatter, with sales at 93.17®’A8S
for Chiccgo strlse? *2.17f1L3f for Milwaukee cmh;
*259*3.4t» fer winter western; f2 SCO?.?*# for Infe-.
rloroo. Corn2®4c better, with an active demand
at 51.56&156 for mixed western. Oats heavy and
lower, at for western. .
GrocEßixs—ceffee quiet ana firm: Sugar firm:
Sic for Porto Rlco;a9®a2c lor Cobs; Moisuet doll
and unchanged.
Pe;bolxox—Very dull; crude, K©Kc; reflned in
bend, SB&9OC, free quoted 9i,coa the spot, and Sica
jl.c-n for next month.
Wool—Firm.
Pbovißleys—Pork firm and in f*lr demand at 137.00
C 37.50 for men; (40.87)4® luxe, check to-day chiefly
at aside p'lcei and (10.75 regular way for sew do;
J3UOSWS 00 for prime; *38.00 for pilmomesj; also
p.ird Darrels for August, at buyers’ option, *IIXO.
Beef is quiet eno firm at for
country mess; (ICGSIB for country prlme:slß32o
fer repacked mess; for extra mesa. Gov-trn
ment tcot lo.OtC br.’s extra mess at about (1?* Prime
mesa quiet and unchanged. Cut meats scarce sod
firmer at l&aslSKc for shoulder.', and llKatsc for
hsmr. La;cfirmat22£23c. Buttersteadf at-UV3t*j
for Ohio, and <s&&scfor state. Cheese unchanged
at 18<2J6c.
Philadelphia Market.
PniLADstPUiA. Monday, August 22.
Flove—Quiet at 89.73; extrssUAaai2 03.
Grain—Wheat firm. Old red (2.57; new's2.7o:
whits ft 8C09.01. Cora firm. Yellow *170: mixed
iVettern|:.GS9l.G6. Oats higher. Hew 95391 c; old
9£c.
ptTnoLZuv—Quiet. Crude 49351 c: refined in bend
6tcßsc; do free S’>u9oc.
I‘aoTieioas - Firm Lard firm at 2214 c.
WniasT-Firm advanced to (1.8181.ft!; now held
attics.
Baltimore marker*
Baltoioux, Monday, Aug. 22.
Flocb—Finn; (12X081325 for Ohio extra.
Gfcars—Wheat e esdy; new Kentucky white (9.00.
Cm a roll; yellow at (L8C&1.81.
Wm«T—Doll and ncmmsi at (LBS.
Obocxbix>— Qolet.
Oswego market.
oswxao, Monday. AngutSS.
FLOUB-In good demand. Market ncchsuged.
Grain—Wheat steady. Sales of No. 8 Chicago
sprlrgat(2.lo; Ko i Uilvaa&ee club at (L 32; oli
wlbUrl'blaua at |328. Corn quiet.'Mixed western
held at (1-45. Other grains scarce and quotallcns
Dctnisa!. *
Canal FR*ioHTS-Ba®62c for flour; lS)fe for corn
—loKewiork,
Now York mosey and Stock market.
New Yobs, Monday, Aug. 32.
Mor-rr—Stradf at cent. _
Qtxblino Exchakox.—DnllatlOSJf.
G01d—256)4, advanced to 257)4, dectiulnx to 256)4,
and cicslsg at r57K823T)4-
Ootxbnxxnt St^cks—Firm, with an upward
tendency.
Stocks—Doll and Heavy. Rock Llsui 111; P A
Ft Wayne 113: Hor.bwestern SIW; do pfd £5)4: CA
Pitts 111)4: Erie lUK: Bt-sdior HIK; it ch Central
381)4: Hi Cent scrip. 129)41 Mich Southern 87k; Mich
ctd 146: Mil I‘dnCMeu 85 : 5-20 conpocs111; Mo6s
C*: Quicksilverß2: N YCent 137)4: HudsonHo ; go!d
256.
Buffalo market*
■B3PTALO, Monday, Acg. 33,
Fxotrs—UccbsDged; stock light.
Guain—’Wheat Id limited request and Prices nomi
nal. Commore sctlva; asleaNo2atil.S3sl.ia.clot
trg firm »♦ the outside price. Oats heavy aminoml
miatß<o62e.
Wbiskt—jflnnatd-80, and for September (1.91®
*Fn*iQnTß—To New Tors—Wheat 2'G2154C, corn
iSkaiDo.ra^Bl.’Xc.
Lacs Dtrot-is— 21CjOS7 brls flour. 123,011 bn wheat,
53,198 bn cc rn, 10“ 657 bn cats, ILVY> bu rve.
C’akal Enpoita—rJ.6',o bo wheat, 67,119 bu eoru,
50X3C bu oats, 1.513 bu barley.
N. V* Weekly Jlanlt trtatcucnt.
Loins *1,6.9,58107
Increase - Cities
Specie 20,791.263
Pecr-te 2J8M.1l
Circulation *3,IUjK»9
Decrease.. „ ,71.140.
Increase 209,«w
The New 7 3*lo Treasury Notes.
Wn were shown yesterday a specimen of the new
7 8-10 United B’ato Treasury Note* cf the denomlca
lion of fifty en 4 one nnndrea dollars. The*M’abear
open their faces as follows: Vlg. #preai-o*cle: the
fi'X’s. vlg. Otn. Scott. They have coupons au-.iehed,
-vlih interest pan.ble every six montos at 7 S ID per
occurs. The notes are bandiomcly executed. Taere
will no doubt be a great demand for this ia:ue.
Army Awards at Baltimore.
Tbe Ccmtnixory of Subsistence awarded on Fri
day a, foLowa:
6.0.0 bead beef cattle at * 5.63® 8.73
8.7(0 brls extra flour. UA7eIS)7
IC.CtO nsofiarrontlre candles 27J4
l6.CCotta “< *’ 39
IdkObtUptlmczoefspork 46,133*0.72
l.iocbriajirlraemcFßforE.,.., .. ....... 4i.'j0@i6.72
HWjO 0 n>« bacon alaer, in u rappers sms'
89 OCO fts baecn shoulders 2CAO
sco bns onicce, v 9
400hrl*tmnl.B, 9 ....................... s
roobrisbeets. 9 » 5
&50Gba*potatooa. 2.00
lO.oto bead cabbages, each isw
»,CCO “ “ “ 13
Tho nnrvcat In minnesota.
(From the Winona Republican,C.thJ
The harvest season is new rapidly drawing to a
c!o:e. Tbs wheat crop throughout Southern Minne
sota has »U been cat; and by tbe close of
cot week hot ll’tle of it will be left uostacked. From
the beginning until now the weather has been re
markably favorable to harvesting operations. Oar
great staple is consequently being secured In excel
lent order. The wheat crop of this State is probably
or a better quality, and lets injured by Insects or the
droupht, thvn teat ol any other portion ot the c inn
try. Theyicld.tou.lr a gooaone. It Is estimated
by lotellicent farmers with whom we have conversed
U>st this year’s crop It not cnlyof as -good quality,
but it is alio as gleet Inouanutyas any within the
East three years. Here aau there tbronsbout the
lets a few flelcs were more cr less injured by the
drought of the early part of the season or Dy insects,
bu> Llcs? were the exception, not the role.
Cora,ofwhlcb there was t» large btfcMtb planted
this year, will yield most abundantly. It pwoeats on
LDUioilJy ficeaupsaracce Oat*.barley, huckwh'at,
potatoes, and other field crops aio also turning oat
lively. In a wcrd—Mineesuta is hlessen with on
abundant harvest. The harvest fields arc literally
laughing wlih fatness.
Tho Cincinnati Bounty Loan."'
(From the Cincinnati Gazette, 2';h.]
Attoonto-oay the finance committee at the City
Connell epeoea the prepoea’s received for tbe lICO/iu
Bcuptyiosn. Tno bids were as follows:
Ohio Valley Bonk, *io:,cco or lua at 8.(5 V cent pre
mium.
Insurance Company, *7O 000 at par.
• iDiom.
>Etna Insuiaice Company, 110,COOat H V cent pre
mium.
jEtoa Icsuraxce Company, *5.C00 at X 9 cent pre
njnm.
jEinalmmstce Company, at 1 9 cent pre-
Fireman’s Inturauce Company, *5,0C0 at S U cent
premium.
A.Salem*. tI.OCO at* 9 cent premium.
8. uxedy, Wheeling, Va., *15,C00 at 3M 9 cent pre
mium.
H.L.Whemer.tl.Q'Q at 3 9 cent premium.
Ol tbe above bids the following awards wers made:
Ohio Vslley Sank. ISMOO at *3.C5 9 cent premium.
A. Salplos. Si,’ CO at 4 9 cast premium.
8. Bradv, Wheeling, Va., *is/j.O at 3J< 9 cent pre-
These awsrds,toelber with the *3IOO which were
awszaea lost week, make tbe whole lIOO.OtO adver
tised for. ‘
Money in New Fork.
[From the N. Y. Tribune, 19th.
Honey is easy, and offered on call in excess of the
'Wantsof meStock Exchange. Lenders arsflrmst?
cent, and It Is only in rare cases mat lower rates
are taken. Commercial paper sells at 7©3 ? cent.
Ibe currency 7-SCs are attracting attention from
small lenders 107 money, and the eecorlty is steadily
working Its way Into popular favor.
Tha Kc*r York
Army Purchases.
i [Market Report N. Y. Tribune, 29.]
COFFEE—It is reported today tbit the Govern
ment tore taken 6i'ooo bake Bt° ana 6,0.0 b*g»Mara
caibo at very hich rate?, and under tbs influence of
this rumor the mar net continue* very excited# In
addition to tbo sales reported jeaterday, 15,0; 0 bags
more are now said to bare charged hands. making
theaggregate for fhowees£o,oo9 baes,ranging from
47 to at c cash, and holders now refoim? o operate
under sf©-Vc. Ttio full paiticuUnof tbeco awards
made by the government are anxiously looked for,
but they arc not ai yet In a condition to be made
nubile.
BUG AES—'The market for raw sugars has been very
active and excited to-day owing to thj award of
heavyJsovcrameiit contracts raid to embrace bet seen
ten ata eleven mnijuii pounds, ana prices at the close
are decidedly hicher but very irregular, and we can
only Quote lommallr at about 20£21K0 for fair re
flnire. It is said that those to whom contract* were
award'd. atd who did not have tbelr stocks on baud,
have about supplied their wants to-day. The Oalea
embrace nearly or anlto 5/on birds, including Porto
Llcoaihlc; Cabs at 3'©33 c duty paid. in
bend: 77boxes Har&na at Sic. Beflned are firmer,
closicx et for Bards.
HARRIED
BtNcwicwu, Conn- cn Thursday, Any-15tb.by the
Her. Mr. Arts, JaMKB J HOflLK.of Chisago, ana
MISS MfcTILP A FAIRMAN. Of g6WtO«?n. •
DiKJU
In this city, on Monday morning, August 22d, 1351,
ELBA OAIUBUDK. jouicect caualcr of Jas. B. and
Margaret Matthews, area ji months end 3) days.
At Camp Dcuglas last evening, of briicns dysen
tery compllesttd with heart dtMMt.^tcr anonfnl
lirueEß oftwowee>l. Mrs. EMILY THOM. aON TUC
TLE. wife of Bev. E B.Tuttle, Post Chaplain, a*ed
JS Tbo r ftmcrsl will be solemnized atntr James*
Choich at 5 o’c’oca to-day. Friends of the tamiy
ate invited to attend without further notice,
Ot Banda? Burning. 2i,t Inst,. JOSEPH, infant
son ol J. H. and Anna A. Pike, aged nine mentis and
live days. . J
Friends of the famllr are Invited to attend the
ftxneralatthelr boms, 152 Third avenue, at l r,«.
tc-dav.2?dlnst.
gzrßcstonpaperspltaieeopy.
At Vsrlden Blatter, Latalle County, Hi.. Aug. 16th,
of dlpthena, IITTLB fbaNKIK, on hu seyenth
bixthcay. ton cf Bev. Jobs and Allt thins Jones.
fF“liow B&mpehlre pipers plesge copy.
Kntibr mintfi.
ConalltlDZ in part Of STRAWBERRY, BLACK3ER
RBD RASPBERRY and OR APB
WIifKsTPKACH. APPLE, CHERRY and BLACK
BERRY BRANDIES. AI?o, fine Imported BRAN
DIESGafsTPOBTand SHERRY WINKS, Ac., foi
Medicinal and Table uses, which are perfectly pare,
and need oul? be tried to be appreciated. Non*
«nulne. unless they have dot oom> xaasi. on each
bottl-. and our Initial* pressed la wax over the cork.
Bold bv all Drueylsta and dealers throughout «he
country. Call lor our roods and tike no other.
Circulars to the trade supplied on application to
BENNETT PIETERS & CO.,
No. 21 Rlvor St * Chicago.
j yS- ro23Mtew-iues.lr-4thp
amusentenig
AOADEMV Oib- MU&IC.
Washington street, bet. Cltrkard Dearborn sts.
First Public Performance
OF THE
E. L. DAVEKPORT DRAMATIC CIUB,
* On Friday Evening, Anff> 26-
“ill that CllUtts IsnotGoli” and “Hie Stctel”
For cast of chirseters esc email hills.
Adinls ion, 50 ci nts Private Boxes 93 00 sad 95 00.
Tickets for sals ante urlacioal Hoiels, Book Scores,
of membu* of the Gluo, and at tha Box Office.
Scats caa be secured at the Box Offi'-e two asys la
aCvarce.lfi'tnio 1012 a. m.ecd 2to4p. m.
&U23 pi 99 4t 4(bp
THEATSS.
MONDAY EVENING, AUGUST 22.
Xogsgcment of the popular Comedian, y
IvIK.,
Wbo will appear la his rrnowned character of LORD
DUNDREARY and bu BROTHER SAB, In the cele
brated Amerieon Comedy of
OCR AMEBIC IN COUSIN AT BOMB,
as lately acted by Mr ebantrau six consecutive
weeks, in the city of New York, with unbounded
success.
CROWDED HOUSES
Saturday Afternoon* Grand Qlattnee,
VARIETY THEATRE.
Nos 115 and 117 Dearborn street.
C. M. CHADWICK & CO„ Piopnetcrt and Managers.
T.L. FITCH ..Acting aad Stage Manager.
Re-appearance cf the old favorite.
MIS© CLABA BUTjQER.
THUEBDAY EVKNIVG, August 13.
First appearance of
MR. W. J. THOMPSON
And bis wonderfully
TRAINED DOG. HECTOR.
Doors open at 7K*. Cutuin rises at 8K o’clock.
Scale or Paicxt.—P&ranette.sscents; Dress and
Family Circle, f5 cents; Private Boxes, 91; Single
Bests Inßcxes, 50 cents-
£}OLONEL WOOD’S MUSEUM.
TOR j. H. WOOD a CO.«.Fropriemr> and Managers.
Now on exhibition, Pilate’s Court, or the Trial of
SIZR FIGURES IH WAX,
raOM vadax TTTSAim’a obiat oallebt. London.
gir The Great Mail nm, with Ita oyer 230,0.0 cari
oeitles! The Invisible Lady! The Fnoimous Atneil
can Giantess! Eight Feet high! and weighing over
SO-) Founds] will appear day and nilht. MHa .a.mar,
21 years ad. and 80 inchea High 1 the finest small Lady
In the world. „ .
The Chicago Beauty, snexact life-sized representa
tion in wax of aljady now residing In this city,made
at the celebrated Ttuand’s Gallery, tn London, will
shortl> be on exhibit!*, a in the large Museum Saloon,
The Lecture Boom will be clot* c for two weeks for
alterations. The epltn&d star company will epenthe
Mlbot this month.
Admission to Hnaeam, 25 cents; children, 15 cents.
aul4-09C9-lw 9
Stuctioit jgalcg.
pACKHJG HOUSE.
FOR sale:
At FuTdllo
On Sopt* 10tb» 1864)
At 3 o’cloclt I?. M..
That certain Frame Packing' Bouse on ths
Archer Road, In the city ut Chicago, lormerly
ktowsss Alexander BeU’r,more recently occupied,
by Gtegttou A Co., together with the nxturis, aopur
tenanw b. nneirurefl t» rtn of lease, etc. Alio, a lot of
Ground Alum Salt and Saltpetre. Sale on tse prem
ises leima>caah. FordetctiptloQ.uarasalari,ACn
apply to WM. A. BUTTERS & CO.,
awl p37o*Bw4tbp Auctioneers,
TART GOODS, BOOTS, SHOES,
JL/ Silver Plated Wore, Watches, Fancy Goods.
Ac., At AUCTION, on Wednesday, August2lth, at
su o’clock, at Bntteis’ Auction Boom in Portland
Block, comer of Dearborn and Wasbtsetou streets.
WM, A. BUTTERS A CO.,
anll-p417 4t Auctioneers.
Large trade sals of
STAPLE DRY 000118.
On WEDNESDAY*, o’clcck. at But
ters* Auction Rooms la Portland Block, corns r ol
and Waihicrton streets
aulS-pUS 14t WM. A. BUITHES A CO,Aucfn.
DESIRABLE RESIDENCE
lots in the West Division
AT AUCTION.
On THURSDAY, Bept. Ist. at 2 P, oc the premises,
we shall sell to the highest bidder, several desirable
Built inirLotsln Blocks No 5 ard 15, south of Twelfth
street, between Morpasaud Walker, in Brand’s Ad
dition. One eighth cash and the balance in leml-an*
Dual payments. oce*fghtb with* per cent Interest.
For par icnlari sea WM. A. BUTTERS A CO..
aulS-pH9*l3t Auctioneers.
Q.ILBEKT & SAMPSON,
GENERAL AUCTIONEERS,
44, *46 & 48 DEARBORN STREET.
LABOR SALE OF
EIEGAHT HEW FURNITURE
AT AUCTION.
On TUESDAY. Anrust 33. at s o’clock, at oar
Salesrooms, consisting In port of
- SIX FINE PARLOR SUITS,
With Brace Arm Chain, la green rrpp and hair
cloth, Marble Top Tables to Match. Essy Chairs won
spring bacm, Tete-e-Utcs. Hat Tie«s with marble
shelves sad drawers. Side Whatnot*, four tplendid
oak and walnut itdebcards, with marble top and
mlrrci back, oak bonded Ext-mdon Dining Tables,
with scroll legs, fall leaf walnut ro , plain oak do.,
Parlcr Rockier chairs. Chamber rhaln. Oak Dining
Chaus. Cone Seat ardH.G. fiewiegChairs,ltalian
Refreshment Table*. c*mp Chairs. Marble Top Dress,
leg Buxeaus.Wachstands, French and Cettagoßed
steads.
“ SPLENDID CHAMBER SUITS.
Elegant foU,hal r aT)d quarter maiblo top Chamber
Smts.mrcsewood. 0.1 walnut ami mahogany,extra
finish, and warranted flret-dass work.
Alto, a large aisorunekt of solid and Imlta'i'm
Chestnut chamber Sorts, with and without marble
tons.
Abo two Bru«se!s and Velvet Entllih Carpete, Ohly
nsrd a few mostra.
The above gonds were manufactured expressly for
first class retail trade; tan he examined on Monday.
August 22d.
Also, ose McGee Cook Biova. used threa months.
GILDKRT & BAVft'aUN,
an£o-r-SC4 4t - Auctioneers.
Ki®i isstßte«&U2
SALE—Randolph, Clark,
WASHINGTON, STATS, WABASH, MICHL
GAN. INDIANA. PRAIRIK, GACiUMET
ASFNUE3 UNION FARE. _
and other first clais business and residence property,
unbracing a large and te£ Ilan. for sale in
THUSB BBTAN S
at 33 p43Mt Real Estate Office, Bryan Hall.
F)R SALE-Choice Residence ia
THOB.B. BRYAN’S Beal Estate Office:
INDIANA AVrktte, cornar oi Blehteenthstreet.
WABAeH A VENUS, north of Hubbard Coart
NORTH LASALLE SIREST-Klegsn: Dwelling.
PARK AVENUB—Five Honsee.oaJuyeare’lease.
A lan e Met cf tbe best Lake Shore avenue lots, and
otbus In allthtee dlvlaoca ofthaclty. an23-pllß 5t
FOR FALE—House and lot on
Michigan ave&tK’—tß-000.
aoute end Lot on >V abash avenue—*%fCo.
I ooho and Lot near Union Park—*4 '■ DC.
Ifcuso and Let cn Huron strcrt-*3,i.CO
- to J. V. OLIO OKU, -13 CIo:i '»™
» o. s. ao2, p33:-3ta
fJIOR SALE—First class residence
JP on Michigan arenas,
Fim close if sldfvice on Prairie avenue.
First rlni* rfalee-'ct* on Wabash uvenne. .
Apply to J. P. OLINOBR, 43 Clark ctreftt, roam
fcot S. snU-p379-St
"OCR SALE—Wo o (Tor for sale un-
J? til Sept 1. at a bargain, a beautlftil private resi
dence, with '2V acre* of land.a( Buum.ontbeGA*
leca railroad, only 25 minutes ride.from Chicago, and
only three mitutes waik irom Harlem D *pot, and
near ere ot tbe test schools in Coak county. No
place cut of Cbloago offers so grea: facllltlsr to a
parser tfr-lcE tuainess In the tr.v. BUOVILLK &
HARVEY. NO. 9 Telegraph BaUdlog. au2l p^l-lw
TT'OR SALE -For $825, a beautiful
X cottage, 134 South Morgan street, of sixrooms
Possession given cn purchaco. Leoss of ground for
five years. auispl27-2w
F3B BAIJE.—We have lor sale
many very desirable reilfience lots. Fobihof
Chicago Avshttb and east of Lakabbz stbbbt, end
in Ue vlcimty 01 the Forth Branch Cecal suitable for
mooeiate dweltoss. These lots are n‘iar Crosby’s
distilery and Ellel’s tannery. We will sell cheap or
lease fora termofyeari. OGDEF.FIJSBTWOOD *
CO, aa9.og6Q»im
FyS,' SALE—I 7. S. Marins Hospi.
tal at Chicago. In pursuance of tbs act of Con*
ertss. approved June sttn. 1361, autboilzlnz the tale
of the U. 8 Marine Hospital and sroonds at Chicago,
Limcls, sltnatedou tilcnljan avenue, betwstn South
Water street and tbe Chicago Elver, notice is hereby
given that tba above propertywm Co> sold.at public
auction, on tbe «lb da? Of September. U64. at ip
o clock a. m., by tba Collector of the Port of Chicago,
at lha Custom Hourein that aty. The terms of the
sals are for ready money- Upon the jcgeipt clMlhc
parcbeae merer in full, the Becrctarr of tha Treasury
will ms*e, execute end deliver to the oorchwer
thereof a good and sufficient dead for the prealter,
conveying an tbe right, title and interact Ol the Uni*
with the act authorizing the eate,
pfMWalonoi thsßSld Hospital and l rrcnnu will be
tctaaied. until the naw Hospital to bafcollt under the
previsions :t the act shall ba felly completed and
le ßD?ea r «?«t!tfMtorTWd lilC
WUI be postponed. _
Jyi» r9iS-5w geeretaty of the Trcajary.
9SfiS!?wIWS.
TJOARSING - All pejsa;s inter
-Dealed In ttc price of beard for *he fall
sed winter, are requested to m»«jt t ** 33^?4 nl _yS??
Ball, cn Mite street,near Twelfth- Mo.Oil.on. wer
ue»t ay evening, Anx. 2l.at 7H o’clock, a
teceance is requested. au-lpattat
BOARDiNG —Wav.rly House.
253 and.?2s KiPrie street. Goodgrooms
beard at SS.W and |6.W per week. Iroaslent *3.90
per d->y. aa * l P 338^1
BOA-Rl>lKG- By a\ouag gentle
man on the Bonth Bide, a room, with or with
out board Anyperoon having such can flad a per
manent boaraer. Best ol refersnees given it re-
T>ITCK SKIN. MITTENS AND
QLOVE3.—The largest stock of the above
goods in the United States.
Also—Fur and Eld Gloyea and Ganntleti.
BOOT AND SHOE FACS,
Warranted superior to any other in the market, and
manuiactnreo expressly for the Northwestern trade.
NOBTHBBOS A GILLETT.
13 Murray street. Mew York.
anl7-p4ltowf*JGj oLsdoonwertof Broadway.
anantra—norms.
\\f ANTED.—A fbw energetic, re.
▼ T liable canvassers sau find steady and profit
ante employms&t In sellleg Bivensr's ah waxed
|iATua* t a.wo-k of s r *-rut'a contatalug over
2«W; accurate and spirited eceraiineß Brelvstve
terriwry Jj.vra. Apply to HKmRTa! SHERWOOD,
HA Dearborn Chicago, ni. ac<33-pIS7-5t
\\7 ANTED.—An Agent to at 11 at
T» every Fair and P -JlUciJmaetlog. 9isto»M
I er( ?? y 2 lO ®®J aad * 6 y® # flor«aergy with cermw
tj. v% e nave .he meet jrxcrrnro, nauxtawr md pao
riTABTE srrangsmeLi ever intr-cacid la the line of
mti enterprises. Send for Circular, c. M. DCHS
a Clara street, Chicago.
WANTED. — One or two trust
v t wcithy, active men, thoroughly acquainted
with the city, can And employment u drivers, te»a
sten. or delivery men, by applying to the Americas
Express company, corner of Laxe and Dearborn a ta.
- aa2i-p405-5t
W ANTED - 300 Ladies and Gen.
T T tlemen from*all parts ot the West, to act at
agents forth? rale rf BottcrickM Patterns for cutting
l&cics* oretaes ard all km* sof clouitg. Sore to sell
Is every faml y. Kxtra inducement* offered to
agent?. STACY & WILDER, room 15. up stain,
► cCtrmick’s Building, corner of Randolph and
Dearborn stree'?, Chicago. P.O.box 650b.
au?i.p3SS-lw -
Wanted —Asects by c. p.
»T VEBT & CO..Suhsc:lptlon Book Publishers,
112 Dterboro stieet, Chicago. Illinois, and 35
WfstFonrth street, Cmc naatl.Ohio.
territory gmn.and superior in
tucemcttsofffied. ’ ..
Or fiend for circulars, ▼ ith full information.
ut.22p183 6t
T\rANTED - Gcod Traveling and
v T -Local Agents. For mca of enterprise and
energy, ws have an agency which will readily pay
Sio to 915 per day. The host selling Gift Stationary
rack arcs ever Introduced, acd other articles in great
demand. Watch.s. silver Tea Sets. Cake Ba-kets,
taro «asieu. lae Pitchers.and many other rich and
valuable articles are given with cac*'HWof our psek
av?f. fcead irrc'rcnisr toC U. r*Ur»h *t CO., IS2
acd 184 Btuth Clark street, Chicago, Illinois.
au23-pS4J-6t
"WANTED —1,000 Agents ■wanted
if to sell Clara’s Patent ludelibls Pencil, for Lin
en. Superior ro sli, and sells better, samples sent
by mail fee roc 40 cent*. One dozen 93.59, E. t,
CLARE. Northampton, Masaachuautts. Box 21.
au‘»i ps*9 itt
"SA7ANTED m this city
V 7 and over* town aad county west for History
cf the War. Kor.ncrn ana Southern sides, and other
popular family verks. Address with stamps, 8. M.
tbNNEDY, Publisher, XU6 Clark street, Chicago.
aa2op3b9im
TST ANTED.—Agents -H-smcd to
v* sell the most “Wonderful Invention of {the
Age”—an Instrument and tall instructions by which
any Udy or gentleman con take a perfect llkesers.
Bent free on receipt of 50 cents. Agents are making
flOaday. Every lamlly should have ono and cake
their own Uicresfea. Town and ecunty rights for
sale. Address M. PE GRAND, 208 Broadway.- New
York. au ,T-p;i«;
\\i ANTED—Agents to eell Fol-
T T eom 1 * Family Sewing Machine
In every county in theNorthwett. a rare chance.
The only ptrfec: cheap dewing Machine manatee
tured. Btmmir,ol:er,complete. Fricefito.
Bbb beet* ado under tee soma 01“ Boston Machine.”
AddressL. W. GILCHRIST, Gca.Agtnt. Bn 5174,
Chicago, Room 88X Waihlngtoc-st. sul7-p63-iot
VVT ANTED—Agents, Headquar
v » tts for Campaign Medals ot tba different
Candidate# lor President ard vice President of the
United States. Agent* can raalce twenty-five dollars
a week selling them. Samples cent on receipt cf 23
cents by mail B. B- LANIiON, Agent. £S Lake St..
Chicago, 111. P. Q. Box -1433. anlLoTlMn
V\/ AN TED—Agents to sell by
T » subscription the “History of Lincoln’s Admin*
titration Price aiAO. Bent by mail on receipt of
amount. The authorize! text-book of the campaign
sells rapidly. Other popal*r worts. CLARK A CO.,
Genera* Wesvrn Agents, S3 Washington street, Chi*
cago. Box 4751. au30242-20t
vyAKTED—Good Agents in
T ▼ every county in theNcrthweitfto sail Schon*
berg’s Standard Atlas of the World—the best Atlas
fer the price in the United stater. What cue agent
say* who has tried it: (tar. K. B. Land an, Agent. 1
have been out about two weeks and I have averaged
Si 5 a day. Bend me itsmertiattly somore ortho Atlas.
OHKCT. WILCOX’ ) ror terras and v eacy apply to
R. H. LANDON, General Agent fer the west, SS
Lake street, Chicago. IU. aaSoSSO-ira
"IXTANTED—SIOO per Meath. Ao-
T T tlve and Reliable Agents in the Army and
everywhere elie.in the most lucratl re htswesa known.
Honorable end poriek. Address or apply to T. AO.
GAUOHAN.II6 Broadway. K. Y. jygMlglO-aa
VVfANTED—Good Agents to cell
v v my new engraving entitled "Hone on a Fur
lough.” Engraved by John Sartaln, Phila. One oi
my old agents writes me; “I never nave seen any*
thing that began to sell Ilka it.” For particulars can
at 3 6 Portland B:«ck P. O BoxS2JS. Band stamp
for tenee, Ac„ to BAM QSL PIKK, Chicago, Ulinola.
„#o£ Sal*
Fi'li SALE— Cider Vinegar, 100
barrel? now at M 8.8.R Fideht Depot, will
be rold cheap in uraiertree to i torluz It- Cell at my
Atoreandeecestnple. WM. M HOYT, 15 Dcaroom
ttitet. au33 pl£)*2t
TTOESALE—A fiist-eIaHS see nd-
X 1 hand fireboxboll«r, thirty five (35) horsepower.
Ess forty-three («3 three (3) inch fin»s,and hasbetn
In me but a ftcit time. Address ’WILLIAM eiL
MAP. Ottawa, UUnoli. _au2s-p513 45
l?OR SALE. —A Fine Young
JL* POINTER TOG. Auply atgl Dearborn street,
room No. *2, between 4 and 5 P.M. aug23-psi7»t2
'C'OR SAXE—Cheap, the Lease,
JL Stock sed Fixturts of one of the best BaToaos
on the Aorth Side. This place is now doing
a good trade. The owner will sell cheap, as he la de-
BlronsoffolD£Boatblnafewd*TS. Inquire on tuc
Bremiste,comer Indiana and Clark streets. KortU
Side,
FOB SALE--Engines and Boilers.
Bupeiior double Engines, €0 horse powsr each,
and boPers cf lull capacity for th« e:giu?s—all of
flut-claxa materials aid wo'kmt&Elup-benter, out
off, goverccr. Ac- For tale atahugatu. AoMvper
lonallyorbylettertoE. A- LAY A CO.. 138 South
Water street, Chicago. P.O. Drawer 6476.
>u23-p179 Ct ;
I?OR SALE—Rare chance. To he
X 1 sold ct n bnrgsln, a splerdld bar reom. with all
Its fixtures, delep a good buflce??, and tltuMed In
ose ot ttebest locations In Chicago. Apoly at 97
South Clark strtet; an 23 p46S It
F3R SALE—A horse,harness aid
rlldlur feat bo?cy. The hone youug and gen
tle. Can be driven by a lady. Inquire at 3D Cva
street. -j- ao23*plSi2t
■C'OR PALE—At a bjrgaia, two
JL 1 boilers, 43 toebea In diameter and 26 feet 6 laches
lenr. wt’b twoflues in e»ch laitebesla eUmeter.
Inquire rfW n LAVlwia, at the Ararat Hou'o, or
B T. CBAKE A 880., 102 and 104 Lake street!
au22*;4532t
Tj'Gß SALE—One pair freli b.-:a
X 1 b!ack mfirpß—yonnz. kind, good rise, stjlMsh,
c osely matched,f*»t trotters, exeat b;;tcm, anfi la
all rsiprctr a very de>lrable pair.
Also, cne brown and two bay geldings, fast trotters
—mi* bay and ore dona sacdle lona. Inqu‘Tft of
EBERAuAVB' at Clark’s Stable, opposite the Post
Office. on Dearborn street. aa?>piss-3t
XT'OR SALE -L pou easy term?, a
JL 1 deslrabla atoao built flouilcg mil), baring three
ran’or stene. with rapacity for foor. situate! at
Clinton vllle, on the Fox Mvßr.ajmlle* from Chicago,
co the Chicago and Qalsna Union railroad. Taeroja
a eocper’»sbrp nert tome residence property also far
sslr. Apolr to WM, PaNTON on the premises.
auTSpfSf-Et
FDR SALE—Grocery ard Pro^
vision Store andunexolrsd lease, will be sold
cheap for rash- Th« store la well located and do'ng
a good trade. Reasons for selling engaged in other
hnilmsa Anyinfcyoiatton mavbe obtained by ad
dieting P- O. Lock Bos 6303. or on thapremi
ui. l£&West Madison street. McCUNE A LAW.
anSS p4714t
FDR SaLE-A firsttolsss second
hand Portable Boiler, 15 hcraa power, last as
coodos-new. It bos a?l inch Are flue and 22 8 inch
return floes, 7K feet ions steam dome andb cech
legs. Apply at R. T. CSANE & BROS,IOvJ West
Lake street. to2o-pa6-lw
FDB SALE—Ba’i e;y and CoafSo
tlocery, cheap for cash. Call or sddresss. ** J
W’Trloonß efflee. ~ aulO pS32-4t
FDR SALE—A Retsil and Pre
scrlptloD Drug Store, now doing a good bad
ness, and has been eitabllshed five yean, for sale et
the lew price cf cadu T. h present owner
x Jibing to retire IncoDßeqaenee of ill health. For
further information inquire cf SMITH d
'Wboleiale- OrneeUts, 92 and 94 Lake street, chi.
cago. Ititols. anl9 p203 lw.
FOR SALE—S4,OOO. Any perty
having the above amennt of cosh capital can
rarchasc a mannrsctuxlur business amounilij to
sso.oooptryear, spa paying a laignprofit. Fcrpar
ticulan aoaress for one week F. O. Box 6617.
6U19-P2lB Iw
FDR SALE—Cue tweoty toise
engine, with boiler and fixtures complete; one
25bcr»escdone*3 horaeenaine: one 36 horsatuha-'
jar boiler, arc cno sreend-cand too buggy. Inquire
'at 265 Siate street, or address P. O. Box 2539.
au!B p!2&6t
"OOR SALS—Tha emari; little
X? Schooner Glen Cnyler—carries 'S3,OCO feet of
lumber on four feet water-classes A 2 and In good
cordlvlcn. Fnc< |‘7,SCO ca*h. Porfttrtherpirticula:*
address Post Office Box 525 Milwaukee, nb.
ann-pill-l w .
TT'OR SALE—A plomog and saw
X 1 leg mill, with other very desirable attacbmeats.
doing a most profit* ole Doklsess. Lccatnn as good
as aay m she city, icqafre at No. 7 Board of Trade
pnqrt,ng. en! 7 pl7-lw
FOR SALE.— Grocery Store and
Dwelling and lease of gronnd. will be sold cheap
for cash or cart In good paper. Ths store Is doing a
first classDoslscm■ Inquire on thepremlee*.corner
of Wood and L»ke ftreet, or to L. H. O’CONNOR, at
Smith A Frank's, 109 South Water street.
aull-0659-2w
F3E SAl3—Steam JKloarirg Mill
The undersigned offer for sale the largest and
beatmllMn the city of Peons, well situated tor ship
pins on the cars, sod also near the stean boat tannin?.
Toe mill contains five ran of the b«s old stock
stone*, SH feet in diameter, and all the ntxensary
clearing mechincry and toting aoparatus cl a ftrit
class mill. There are 5 two'floed boilers 30 feet long
by 42 inches in diameter, and an engine capable ol
drlvlrg all five ran of stones at onetime. Capacly
800 bris la S4 hours, The mill 1* r-curly new.andwiu
be sold for nearly half what It would sost to build at
the present time. For terms inqu:ro of KANDALL &
BU GBits, Peoria, DL, or QILBEBT, UPL’IKK 6
CO., Chicago. aoU-offmw
T?OR SALS—A Steam Korn Milt
X 1 The subscriber offers for sals the valuable prop*
erty In Le Claire, lowa, krown as the “Swan Mills .**
Themainholloing, 35by 50 feet.four etorlee high,
contains three nip of stone, sixty horse engine, and
other neccerary maebtnery.
On ssme let. and fronting the Hlr jiislpp! riysr, 13 a
two-story wareheme. f%et. for storing and ship,
pingflour. This property u situated none ol toe
best (train grcwlnc remonaln the State. azd cam*
mauds a large local trade.
It ba direct railroad and water communication
with Chicago ana sc LomiamaTkets for ary gurrlaa.
The above property will be sold low for cssb.eisasr
ry together, a* may be desired; cr will be
exenasjeed lor good Chicago property. Apply to
DABjITNQTON £ 00..8a < rcno-'>rt. lowa.
(yy? D79MQ
JSstta^ei.
CTEATtED OB STOLEN—A bay
KJ H- ne three years old past, thin la order, soma
white on one fere foot and oco hind foot, sore back,
trill par ftOfcrhl* return to Chicago Citi Mats,
cosccrofKlnzle and Jeders:n streets. aW3-p!3J2t
OTRAYKD Sunday morning
•3 from the residence of WILLIAM BKBRY, jm
Indiana.sneer, tear West Division city llolis, a
large black Bone, anent seventeen l «uds high, nine
years old, and having a sueht saddle mark, with
white hind feet. A Üb«al reward w-H b* paid for
his return, or for infonr-a-.jon leading to bis recov
er?.- JOHN WOOP.SS Lake street.. auo pni It
QTKA'S SE—$20.00 Reward.
Strayed from the subscriber, corner of Throop
and Van Barer: streets, on tho lUh lust., one bay colt
4 yea? sold this fill, t4J$ hands high, 3 white feet, has
a crack in the hoof oi left forefoot, white spot on
ncse, and small white star la foreheed. The above
reward will bo paid oa deliTery to me at above
place. K. B. MAbNINQ. au2s-2i*
OTLATED OR STOLEN—SISO
S3 Bedard. Stdcn from my farm on
eleht. the loth Instant, a dark Bay or 8 own usre, 7
vtam 01d.15 bends bleb, lore heavy t&U. small star
in the rorchead. and a faw white hairs cn the left law
.and a rmsil eptek on ctre nshttve. Her fine style
arc appear*!.cawcu!daUr|ct eenersl attuttioa. 1
will pay oneburdr'rdand fifty dollars reward lor the
irars atd conviction of thoihlef.o* In proportion
for either. P. SANBER.
JcUer.lJlli.ols. Aug. 29,136 i. aa-21-pS6S-4t
QTEAYED—Or "Stolen from
13 West Washington street, on Friday nlghttAu#.
is.alsjfiellcttßo? Mare, la good fleao, long awl’ch
tail, two hltd feet white, anusmall star in forehead.
The finder win be liberal y rewarded bTreturslng
her to E. PEICK’SLITfiij Ml Boarding
mqat aiuy, aa2bpJSß-3(
IHanteß—Substitutes.
"117 ANTED—We csn furnish Sub
▼ T atltotea at lower figure* and P»; bla-y ore
mJojEß to substitute*. t6«*ny oit»»r Haase la cm.
e*ffo, bccsmse we are satufi*dwiin tmallef orjfii*.
Call and try us. ADAMS M BPRISaEH. Mmawest
corner Dearborn and Madison streets, Chlcaga.
anga-pac-at
■fyU ANT ED —Substitutes and to
Tf drultj wanted and foralahed. The
caah bounty paidtn band. Canhayecn«-®.w. re £*:
ment. Bowtltute* and rseruu fnnUa&ea st aa
Haifa, Applv at No.*9 State •&*«.£(*»:¥«/Jp
atm:*. F.O. Box 3*51. o* n- BOSHAM & CO f
Chicago. HI. • _ - aoss-p—U
TITANTEO—Who wants s Sab
T T (ti’nte or Representative? Call a* BON*
SAM A GO'S OiHco, Boom MS Garrett Bloc*, comer
oJ Randolph and State sireeu, up-italr*. and leave
ycurordara. »a« p—it
*T*7ANTED -To tarnish sabsti
T T tntr* and reerenentatlTca for the loyal men of
Chicago. I have famished more substltutei tnanany
othirp^rtvla. Chicago—for thisreason: ulagreato
nanijn atcan, 1 propoao loco so, if Ip»y twice waat
1 leeelve from the priscpal. If required, wllllor
niata parties to wbon 1 hare furnished acceptable
BUbsticntes, atd will alto testify aa to thei truthfulness
of what 1 attertlae. J. A, COUIY, 35 Soatt Claris
street. au73-piCllt
\\T ANTED.—Men liable to a draft
IT inCMcaco or the s«*te ol Dllnolt. want to
canvass the city all over and rat the lowest figures
that they can be famished with a representative or
raoitltote tten come to me and I win mmishiood
acceptable men at the lowest possible price, wba. I
advertise I propose to fulfliL- Kememocr the placo,
J. A. COLBx • 53 Cl&r* atrsor. aa23-pX4-U
TtriNTED. —Who -wsets Sabaci
f T tutea for one, two or three years for the 0. B.
Seivlce X can famish pood men as law, if not lower
than any otter party- Call and see ma. at any rats.
What I pror rbo to do 1 will do, and will refer to re
sponsible partita, to whom I hare foiniahad aopd and
ni-cectab eman. _ J, A.COLBx,
U 55 South ClarE street.
XTT ANTED - Sab'titutci; i I -will
IT pay to acceptable Babstltntea the htsheat
price, cash down. After yon have caavaased the
town e’l over, call and see mo and s®s ;ac hUheas
price that is paid by any catty In Cnlcaeo. If yoa
have any irtenda who wish to co os snbstitute; brn«
them in to me and yon will be liberally rewarded by
j. A. COLDS’, 55 Clarlt itteat, au23 pSQ4-lc
"07 ANTED—ilen lor the Navy,
M to serve one, two and throe years. Moat be
aliens or discharged soldiers, who have served two
yttraand ko; a discharge; to sach I will pay the
Liehest price, will aim pay liberally to any one wto
wtiibrlneaoan acwbted rcctult Apply to J. A.
COLBY, 55 South Clar* street. ao2S-p3OS-U
WANTED.-Sabßtitutea for on?,
IT two or three years, wbo desire to go In tte
IT. S.Kavy- To such wawlllpaythebiehastoonaty.
Apply to WILSON <b MESRIAhi, 4S Clsr* rtrett.
an* iJ-p 185-U
WANTED.— Substitutes to go in
any branch cf the service in ihe Army or thi
Navy, lo: one, two or three years, sod the highest
premium paid. Apply to WILSON A MKf.KIAM,
4S»Cl»rkstttet. auglSpiSSlt
VAT'ANTED. —That it should be
f| dlitlnctly understood that we assure inbstt
tnles to personi liable to be esafted naae: the Presi
dent') Proclamation cf July l*tt« tSBI, all
Diana undr.r said proclamation, whether one cr
TSN, upon the receipt of two hundred and fifty dol
lars WILLSON & MCBRiAM, 4S Clark street.
au23-piS»it
"Wf ANTED.—That persons liable
T T to Croft should recollect that only fomteen
dayslntfrvtne between to-da? and the commence
ment of the draft, and that they should immediately
taac la their orders for substrates, while substitutes
can be bad, to WILLSOH & M&BHfAM. 4» Ularx
etrtes. au23»p4a it
\\T ANTED—Merchants andothew
» v to patronize an office watch was the first ei
tabllshed in this city, snd who will always sunantea
what wa say (either to principal or Wa
are no temporary institution, cot up tjr the deci
sion. we bays our regular Advert sing Business,
which has been established lor the wst tea years, and
during our slack tuna (from now till tie Ist ot Sept )
we determined tore what good we were able for the
benefit ol our country, til we sale Is a small com*
mission tor oar services Merchants need not waste
ten minutes time at the Provost r£«*wu sOffice- Bs
reemtertba number of cur office, 8-4 Dearborn
Boom 3. We are the only Lice-sed Office In tuir cl:v,
•id r<ier to tbs leading uaokeis and Merchants la
this cliy. Jan3B-igQ>ltJ FIffLEF&CO.
TJ\7'AjTTED—Mse who are liable
7 T ■ to draft in Chicago cr this Stite to know
that we will Insure tacm from draft tor the next
tbiee years for the ana of rwo Bund *ed and Twenty
fiveDellaai H yon are drafted we wil: furnisa yon
a aubstitnre. Call immediately at 81- Dearborn
stroet.BcomS. We are the only licensed otacj m
tbecity of Chicago. We also refer to the.leading
hankers and a«r«.hantß who have transacted hnsl
cea: with ns. at dwo are responsible for what we sty.
anfi-pSCIMC . IFTFLBY A CO.
WANTED. iSebatitEtea. We
will pay the h!?.heit Bounty in the city as we
are wetting for a smell commlstloa. We are no
temporary ic'tahllitmeQt, bat oar established bad
ness belnr dull now till ihe flrsi'cf Fepfimber we
cccupj our spate time in domx good lor oar coan*
try. .e&py sc 84 Dearborn sliest, Boom 5
aufcJ.pti9lt yiKLarft CO.
W ANTED -Meichaiita, Bsniera
Tv and ethers to understand that we can far
nlthtnbstuutra for the army at a lower rale than
any o'.berpencn.iortbeiicplsruason that there is
not 8 or. 10 in oar firm who ail want to make $lO or
breach. We oo notadvert'seto lutnlshmeu at a
low rate for ihe pmpoie of drawing orders to oar
office and tUrncacnot do It. We are rnipoaslMa,
Whai we say we do, and our reference will show it.
We are no temporary invitation, we are licensed by
authority of the city of Chicago, oor nunbar it 84
Dearborn street, room Eo. 5. JTISLE7 & C). i
aaapMMt
Xt7ANTED -Renners, Men or
TT Wqbcd, who can h:lox a substitute to our
office, will be paid the highest premium, otsh in
hand, that can oe paid m the city. We are the only
licensed and established office In tba city, and your
mcney (a« well ss toe tecru.ts) is always ready.-
&4 Dearborn street, Boom 5. FfHLdx & CO.
ao2o-p:C»lt ■»<
WANIED —Yeteian-i an.l dis-
TT charged soldiers who wish to re-enUst as
inbitltutes.to nhre their ease in the handset aman
whorhas al’cady fought acd Died for his country. I
esnaasnrejou I will get you the highest Bounty
that la paio. asking only a trifle for my ssrvlms.
You can call at 8-4 Dearborn street, Eoom 3, and
Uquire for Cap'am EOWABDS.ts lam cmnected
with thj flrmofflsLEYft CO. au23p509-it
"VST ANTED—To go ss a Sabati-
T T Blitnf e. A n alien, ab&bodled man Is willing
to enter the U. 6. service either as SubsUlnte or ra
presestatlvo recruit, upon reasonable tarma. Ho
liroSers need apply. Address “JDD," Tribune
office, aag23pl3Mt
WANTED— Ecrollidnstn oi the
State ctlllinois can be rupplted with enbatl*
lutes or lepieeertattvesou the very beat terms offer*
ed lu ttlt city- There canbe a perfect audentaidlng
bcCwee*prlDCtpaiand iub:tnace In all cases. For
which 1 will chain*but a small stated commission.
Be sure to call and learn m* terms. I always have
men on hand at 07 Washington street. P O Bex
6a34. an!»p7i»3t
\\l ANTED—Keoroits lor CT. a.
vv Gunboat tervlce. Afewncreyoaugmenwanv
ed. Great inducements offered. Local bounties now
paid and the h.ghcst wage* given. Pomes bringing
turecmiiawlU be liberally rewarded. Gall at the
corner of Randolph and L&soila la ;he ta«s
- nn2&p«33t W. MU3PSY&CQ.
TX7A!NOCS]D 50 GoLhoitm<iii im
v v mediately. Call at the comer of F.aaloloh
anolMalK-’Strscte.vetrcpoUtanßlcck, m the base*
nxnt, recruiting oflico cf
WM.P.MU POT* CO.
Call and get the highest bounty paid in tmeity.
Cash inbato. aal?-plSI3t
\/i7 ANTED-■ D.-itted men c» tie
y T city of Chicago aid State cf Ullnola to know
that they can be furnished representatives et ths most
returnable terms and the shortest notice, by eddies*
tloz Lock Box 6063. or applying at the comer of
Bscdoiph and-Lasallo Streets,© the basement,
an;3-r4 sst <g.MnßPmrA co.
WANTED Sabatuntes and ran
resestatlves at the comer of Sandolpb end
Lnfßlie streets, la the basement. Call and gat toe
highest cadi bounty that la nowpald in the city.
aa23»p4*i3-5t W.MORPgYsA CO.
\\T ANTED Subjtdtntea. Dear
v T Eire, after yon have canrassed the city ot
Chicago, we woma like for you to gtve u* the lair
caU.anoUwillthen be tor yon to say M we cannot
give the largest bendy to Substitutes and Repre
sentatives entering tna 0. S. service, for any period
from one to three years. Choice of service
merit given. Gunbcat men taken for one. two and
three years. If you wt’b bocora lie dealing, give us
a call at the corner of Eandolph and Lasalle street,
in the basement. wd. MU3?BT ft CO.
au2S-p46>«
WANTED —Gunboat men, ted
v T also turn for CT. S. navy service for one year,
to wtom will be paid tbebjgbcstcashbonaty, wbeth*
errecruits cr'ubeiirntes. AcolylmaeSlatalyatthe
Rpcroit'rg Office of WM WUBPqY ft i-O .cjrrercf
Bandolphand Lscalle street/, under Metropolitan
Block. 0423 pISSSta
TS7ANTED—To infoim all men
f v that are enrolled In the City of Chicago,
or elsewhere, that substitutes can be furnished
at the shortest notice ana at most reasonable
terms. We will furnish three year's substitutes irom
S-*tQ togsiO; one year lubstnu’es tram *250 to SISO.
Address Lock Box 6083, Chicago lIL, or apply at the
comer of Bandolphand Laaa'ta streets, lotbebuo
meat General Be exulting Office.
au»p463 St Wit MtJSPHr_& CO.
T\7 AN 1 ] ED -Substitutes *who are
v * ol'csa or veterans, over IS years of are and
perfectly sound. I viupiy cssh to hied, the high
est bounty evrr ooltf in this cl-y to acceptable
exults, who will have their choice of service aod a
peril et understanding with their principal. Boys,
please canvass the city; tb<tn give me a call. Per
son 2 who cantnfla»cee a substitute will *e rewirJed
frr services. 07 Waahlngton street. P. o. Priwer
6234. ant9piHst
X?OK SAXE—A Farm, of 40 sores
Jl 1 clearer end 73 acres In wcoi or timber, all an*
her fence, ttrodg ftcos depot. Also 160 acres all
order lence and good house and ba»n, ai.Wi worth of
hav and 11/ CO wocth of cattle undhoms. and other
■looks. GaIIonTF.B*LT>WIK,IO4 RandolphSL,
BccmNn 9. To bo sold at a great bargain*
amJpSlO-rt
FOR SALE - A Valuable Farm.
The subscriber offers for sale bis Farm of about
ICO acnr, sl’usitd cn thet-nicsgo and Hock Island
Railroad aid Illinois and Michigan Canal, in Grundy
County. Illinois, fllty-eix ndUs west of Chicago, and
three*sd a half tntie* northeast of the cit? of Moms
2 bis »a:ia is wereted bv the Aoxsabit Creek, a floe,
beanby iorkbottomed str»aro, ruouing through the
north put and by the canal oa the sooth Una There
t»a large grain warehouse wKMa one halt mile from
thelano, enetdiog a 1 facilities for shipping gzatn di*
rcc from the 'arm.
About acres on the north side ofthe farm aio
good timber, and the balance prairie. The faro is
well acapted fer both a stock and gram form, and
Las icw superiors in Northern Illinois for stock.
Iwlilsellibe farm In a body, or will divide it into
two port l , klvizg to each an equal portion of timber
aid ptsine.
Price—S<3per acre; one half cash, the balance on
locg time, on bond and mo tjage, with seven
cezt.lnteresi, payable annually.
For for her particulars Inquire cf S. J. CHAPIN,
Cbiceco. cr C.jQ. GOOLB, Monts. II toots.
attEfrP&lk St NATHANIEL WHITB.
17' OB SAXE -1 effer for sale much
X 1 below 1U actual vain;:, between ICQ ana SCO acre*
ofheavy pinctimperedland.'ln Manistee, Mich, to
clcse ax estate. Call ats3 South Water street. J- B.
i anßS»g»
ffio Ifccnt
rro RENT— A part o t the Erst floor
A and basement cl the east store in Cobb’s Block,
corner of Lake street and Mlchlz'a Avenue- Anpiy
to S.B. COBB .18GK DearPorn.s:rcot« aa.3-pt.u-5u
TO BENT—A desirable House ci
nine rooms,clothes,prestcs.i
eunatrdrn He coin str-et, near
oj Mr, ffMirp. 51 Lake ctxeet. Ch!c-uo. ouj? PuOI
Tfi RENT—Tie fourth flatf of
afM.T*VA meet, well Planted for or
manalStnncl. Apply «105 RandolphiKet.
auto pytT-at
TO BENT- The e-cond and third
etosles ofjh* west store in Cobb’s Block, corner
oi Michigan avtnue » 3 ‘ llA ?®,, ttr l ets ; W* ibanafiy
for cccnoancy fleaicmbM* Q.st Apolyto H. k H.B.
Yf niTTIEMCRit ACO, 3? Lake straat. anl’-plsi 5t
Host.
LOST- Suidsy ncof, from 20
Price Place, allttleboy named ADDiBON TAY
LOR, acoat four tears old- Sad °n prey pants and
jseket, bias- cloth ran, bait of rather l*gat color and
bias eyes. Any information coneerniny blm will be
itaokiuiir recemabyhlfl par. nM.aiineabive place,
or the Police station. tuAg-fra it
LOST. —$5 Reward. Loit on Sat
orday. Auenst 20th, a large Newfoundland
Do?, b!»cr, with heavy carlin* tall, tipped with
white, four white feet, and wblta on preaat—an
swers to the tame of Watch The above reward will
be paw. and no questions aiked.cn hit return 100.
KDWABDB, at the Os ’Chance Saloon. No. J South
Water street . anti pits It
LOST— $50 Reward. Lost, on
Saturday last, a larce black morocco Diary, or
Pccßet Book, ccctalnlM throe buuUrtKl dottara la
Greenbacks,anda collection of accountaanio*-
jura. tthcerer returnstha tame to too Tojauss
office, will receive a rev an} el ftity dcUoit.
SBSIjfSTOt
HBtamea.
W ANTED—A fest-clasatesmster,
,J* 7 on* ■cctutomed to haallnr squara ttaber. A
rSlirt??? Preferred. O. S. QHASN * CO . No 1»
•• . an.t:*p4lMt
WANTED--By a practical
of a im!m mer fr ft i lta * ttoa *> lafcs management
c*ocK breeding and railing of
aa«33 Ar Trl&uae office, Chicago, XU,
W^ —By a respectable
Iroo.in afl^cTa^hwaf’^K lloll^ 0 coJc.waali and
giro ’bo beat of AfJSVII No ouier need tail. Can
ikHiftctorr to thw?wnL^T r^f ed * fc Md *•
address M M& B,- mil her * & eu *
logo p*4B-lt wtaoe. Chicago.
gsad^.j^^^sHS?2£
mercantile experience, is attoruujlTand
baottreper and icfen to nx's-at
otter city firms. Address - o P.*’Bos d i:t v i M \?S?
eo N.B.—So objections to on: of torn, e n **£sl
n<ny.
~\\f Ahi TED.—A boy to Jeam the
Tf IMiJKPtutnefis.iatwtbelSorllyeapsof aee
havaagooaeDmpttary edncaaon and <tvawith Sil
parents In the Wu: Division. Apply at 119 Adams
street, comer Deaplaiagi. angx-p^-it
newTy fhrnishcd
f » home In a conyanleat location, /hmlly. si«an,
(nocMlcren.) Qcodraierenca.payinadraace. Poa
se««:ca ■wanieilwlihm aiawsear. Address/.HOUSE,
Triaoneonce. ansi3-pI9MC
WANTED —A eitastion la a pri
-.XT... v ata family to Jo chamber wort. Apply aS
•19 Mllaaahee avenge. agg«B-pißi»it
\\T ANTED.—A atnation to do
T f tltchen wort in a prlrate family. References
given Apply at 16‘A biunh Lasalie street.
XyANTED—To re-, t A Cot
f j taee benae. partly 'nrniahaJ, partlcalariy
the iltchea iarnncrc.orwholljnimrQished.snltabie
for s gentleman, bis wife aud on* m a rood
neighborhood, convenient to the street ears lOood
ivftrfnres given. Address •* S,” Post \'»mce Box
6526, for one month. aagt?.ptv..it
\\l ANTED—A situation by a
T * joang man In a wholesale er retell hasbese,
the CommLsion. Grocery or Leather btuloeu pr«.
ferred. hoßiayeari experience and several yean as*
QualDtarce in city and toamry.caa mitaenee trace
In esnatrr largely. City rtlerractatlvea. Address
for three day*, •* Alramser,'* Trlbaao office.
aog33*pim-St
TiIT'ANTED.—Tha Gola Hu^tei’a
v T Adveatnrestor Life loAastra’.ta.Hair-breadth
Escapes. Terllons Encoontera, Jonzeroas Bzpeal*
tires, Bloodv Battles, Desperate Dcecs and Lndtsrons
Sltnaltons amonz floaoranycra, Convic:*, TlcSetof*
Leave Men and .Miners, onn of the mot wonderful
and excltln* hooka ever pun lahcd. Aqkvts Watt
id everywhere, to aellthld and otter vaioabiowor**.
Sent by mall on receipt of axes. Call at ?»t» Wash
ington street, or address RUBISSOSf A TUOMAB,
F. O.Drawer 0500 Chicago. 111. p!sl-4t
TATANTED—A can to go to Mil-
T T waohee to establish a bnslneea now tn eno
ceisfal operation, at a prods of more than 8'5.0 n
I ear. It will pay more than half aa much In ifUwan
cs. and any man with Seven Hundred and FUcy
Dollars Gian is iiand, may address Box Chi
cago, Ullnold, sad leara the OuiUcis, aas'J^pOil-lC
TT7"ANTED—CIerks, bjcbktepers,
vt salesmen, porters, bar-keepers. 4c- aeak
-Ins situations should apply at us Advenlunz and
General Agency, b-t Dearborn street, Room
5. Situations now open. References to first class
homes. BINL3Y St CO. su t3-p509.1t
‘WAHIED—Board. Wanted by
T T a Foreman Mechanic, flrst-c'aoS permaaenk
board. Locvttccnear Van Barenstreetßruigo. Ad*
dretß Box 4179, Chicaio Post Office. aa23-pSIS-it_
TOASTED —To barrow seven
v V thouracd dollars for five years, at not over
clsht per cent Interes*. or A No. 1 Beal Estate ie*
canty- Address *’S, * Drawer 6513- or call at Boom
Mo. 7 MotrLscn’sßlock, 133 South Clarksiroct,Chl
cage, aa‘f3-pica 2t
\J€T ANTED—One bendred men
T t (farmersare bait adapted to the business)
to engege ail or a pan of their time In a moat valu
able eiterptisc. Many are row making from $25 to
lUOawtcu.with an inveatmen*. irom sls to HGJ.
CCMU ASC S3* 703 TGUAiELTSfI at j 47 South Clark
ecttet.hoctn 14, o: sicd39 cents itr information to
Drawer «337. au'fS-pSI l-2t
T£TA£-'T.£I) Information rsgard-
T T log tha Convention. BHOAD3 & ro*S cus*
tomeis convene dally lu treat numbers at their fine
large Phctcgraph iioems. 13(» South Clark street,
where t>?ansifalCard Pantographs, soluble
for Albums, lor lI.CO p?r a. z. tsme as would
have to piytbrfe Collars for ether placts- Oolr $1
for a large size Photograph. aul3 p315 It
\JU ANTED—A Htnaii;n to do
T » wrlt'ng. Is a flrr:-?la:a ps'man aadctnfar
»i»htho best of reference?. Add:e;s “6 W," Box
5497. Chicago. &uK-p413-It
XJU All TED —An mttieat i--eoma
V y established mercantile or manufaciarlox.
baslcess.nhcreacoodbtiblcdfs man, with s2,tooto'
$3/00 c«n ton'd be prc.otabw tmplcyed. Audreva
•‘R,’*PcstOfficeßox 36-47. auiSfisOK
■\J\7ANTJD -APaitner. A party
▼ V having $350 tan become and secure
an Interest in n well ssutlishel baslneos. which win
pay from |3.ao to 4t.oC<> per annum. Association
fl'H-clan. Ko risk* Adcrsea •‘B.’* Tribune office.
Chicago. auZi-pl6Ht
TyANTHD.—A sip-li Cottage
T v wan*ed to lent south ot Chicago avenue, oa
the Forth Side, or north ot aweliih on the
S'.atb Side. Address A. CASTACUZ-N'S. Land
aut3-p4?Mt,
TAT ANTED—For cjti, a good
T T secondhand Hoisting Machine, with ropes
f-'r fourth story. Call at MS&BXLJL’i Damp Store,
S3 Bandclph street aott-pisilt
\\r AN TED—A tiinition by a
TT youneman nineteen years rid. Writes a good
bandaodhsaa tboroogh knowledis orßook-Saep*
lug. Baa had two yßatsexpeittaettn tha Lumber
business Addroii “ w O," Tributeofloe.
au2»p»2l-2t
WANTED Dissblad Offisers
T T and Soldiers, honorably disrharxed from tna
service, and in want or profitable employment, pa*
cullarir adapted totbe’r condition, should so dress
Pcs; Office Drawer 6614, Chlcseo. Illinois, giving
date or discharge, and same of company and rest*
meat ditchargeu iron. aaa-pbß9-66
Wf ANTED —Fu;sisbid rooms,
-T T with permanent beard fera lady and two
canßht&rs,nlter tha Convention, on the Forth side,
easier Clark greet. preferr«*d. Kereiaccaß slrsa
and required. ACdieis‘•Board,’' Tribune office.
au'flpiiS-St
T\7ANTEO —A Fartuer.-with from
T f fl'CO to t?CM cash canttM, in the Hardware.
Tin and btove tzade. Toe advertiser ii a turner, ana
ihesaoprcqulrrs L's satire atuncion. Located in
one of the best btuireea cities m WUconsln. Mono
need apply unices precareo to tive utquesilcnabltt
refnenccs. Adcruo ‘‘A D, 1 * Tribune Office,
aufi pMMt
TV7ANTED—A situation is a
7* ■whcleiale cr reiall boot and shoe store, by a
jccngmanwhobastuit retmred from the army.
Can tuiohbthebtQrot city leiereuctr. Please ad*
"VSTAKTSiIii A <1011:8 man of
Tv steady habits, a good peoma-, and who hia
armo ki-owl dge cf buaicew. Apply at TiiOuna
Office, from 12 to 2 o'cljck to-day. aog23-pi:CG-tt
\,\ 7 ANTED A giri to do general
T V ton:ew;rk In a (mi'll family, American op
German pretexted. Apply at 4S North Carpenter
street •
WAS TED A Eiiuitaon by &
yonngmin who spent Qva years In France,,
speaks yreseb fluently, la a first class Greek and
Latin scholar, and a good penmen. Will make him*
(elf feudally ordai in a hardware or wholesale
grccexretore. A respectable place more an object
than blah "cages. Address M At At.” Tribune Office.
aqg2» pi OQ-u
\\T ANTED—A comfortable aouea
f V for a sraa’l &m ly. furnished cr unfurnished,
cn tho Sooth Side, nertn of Twelfth and east of
Clark or West aide, near Bandcloh. Anyone har
ing such a house will find a prompt paving tesoxt
by adflreMlng P. O. Box 43011. an jii-p3CQ-3t
, \\7 ANTE D—A young GirmW
» ▼ 23 yesn of as e. looks for a situation in a store
ora hotel. Speaks, reads and writes English and
German, and Is willing to work. Address “F-H"
Tribune Office. angJ3-p5Ol-lu
A/V ANTirD To lent a small for-
T T nlsbed room within ten minutes* walk of the
Tremonc House. Addrea*, Inmediata'y. M K.*‘at c.
B. Gara a Photographic Art Gallery, 109 Lake K.
ang«spiKs.3t
\h/ ANTED—T#o or tinea pupiD
V T to take lessons m German. Address “HH.*
Tribune Office. augij-p+ia-it
- Baardisg in a pril
Tv vste family where there are no other bohrd*
ci«, for a gentlem&n ard wife. Booms to ba on the
first floor. Rltucr on the North cr West aide, eon*
Tculent roHorse Ca l a. Ooo«’references slvon. Ad#
dress "B M." P. O. Box lliflS. Chisago, iu,
saif-pifiS-xt __
"TV/'A^TTED —At 547 Wabash ava-
Tf cue- a competent cook, wksber, and Ironer.
Befflrencearequued. au2i*p3ts>u
WANTED— By 3 {itnUemau and
wife, board, with a mlt ofrmfarmahed or fnr
nl:bed rcon<B_ptfaJanfy located.Addsets**M J vy •
P O. drawer 5037. an2j.pS93 StJJ
"VX T AIv TEX’—A Fnrijbbed Hooae
v v wanted cn the Ist of October. A com r orrabiw
aod conveoim Iv fumiahed coaas.Sontn or Vm
hide preteiied. Parties wtahlrg t> relmq.ntah hoar*,
ktepiug fvr the wider. tu*v team of a r/soozulhla
tenant ov Adcrsailng U J T/’P. O.bPZ 5230.
aoai.p^s-St
XI/ aJNTEj7—a suuaiion aa mnler
TV py a perton who bar had ten years suesaastat
erporlecceaa foryrr sn in a ffrrt clais Flouring Mill
Andrew vjimtlt,Column, Beirun Co., iLch.
ftutO-pJWJt ’
TST AN TED-' Civil Engineer—The
T T Advertiser wishes to engage the services at
a Civil Brglucer. Ouewbob&ahadsomueTperteaa*
in laying out town olata and lots preferred. 81toa>
non wiu probably be a pennacect oce. Address
Cairo.lil.,PostomceDrawer Ko. X2IU.
aUvf-oMt-10t
WANTED. -No hsmbog bus tho
religious truth. I win inform any lady or
gentleman he w l made tso.oco in two yeara time, and
now they can moke tha aarne. All letters promptly
answered: bailees* attractive, asd do capital ra
ti aired- gena VS cents for ciregßW* ana isfcrmatiam
to C. W. WHITE, p. O. Box 497, Terre Haute. Vigo
County. Indiana. aulS 08/3-XCt
WANTED —For the Govorcment,
In the Quartermaster's at Bt.
Lcnls, Laborers M sl3 per month, wood Chopoert at
110 per month: Teamsters. S4O per mouth; Caroea.
ten and wagon Makers, 175 per month; with ratloaa.
fum'tued sud free traosportatloo from Chicago,
For turther information inquire at tho tioveramest
Office. 13JW South Water street. Chicago. Illinois.
O. M. BABCOCK, gavermoenc Agent, myt-olgt^
TJI7ANTEO—I,OOO tons cast
Y Y serge iron, for which we will pay the Mzheat
market price. Country dealers will do well to uu»
directions. as we buy for oar own me and win not
ccarze them commission. Q. fi.3EOWN.lron M«>
c£ ante and fonndmaea. aa6-0i27-ua
T\T ANTED— By an experienced
TT &.□(], a fltaatlon u T.cc-.l Uei>omr oa .
.in P pfo7lCt Q - Boz 12SJ 3-1 01 ”®*®*
XXT ANTED—BoiIers One two or
,-V* ,S**« fine Bleam Bailer, « inches diameter,
tf £fl MjUn «ocd order, For sale.one Better!
& ,^l?5 F *^ , H fc<J,d, £“ ie *S*»wl a i TOS-incb tube*!
JSMl in i? rna, J At® front. btltchen.-tmoxe stick, and
nnna * D T,I n we f llß !«■*• Apply to GRIFFIS
8808., SFoagtoy’sßuUctact. vv
WANTED -A house of eight or
* * den rrona. in a food ceighborhood. within
abcu* smile from the Court House. Reat to hefrom
CIO tottQO. Addicse •• J.iVP.O.Box 13C4.
tnlc-t«i3lw •
TVT^NTED—A piirmer who can
Y Y tnmlsh from s*.£oo to capital, and
whies to purchase at alfintcrear la the Walker coal
mine of the city of Jaciicn, Mich. Tbs vein of coal
la btontroor feet tlice, anuaa It la situated, has tha
advantage oxer every coal miss in the State* Foe
farther Information infinite ol the tua-crlDer.
W. WAIVES, Jacason. tflch.
WANTED To give 200-persons
err plcvment selllr g t£e best TWOtaaiaD sew*
lag machine e/cr made. PilcolSS. Bands^ampjorclr
colai s containing par ticnlaxs. cat ot mat-Jiiwi nsd asm*
pis or work. Tn*s '» co deception. Yon can taaihr
make *2SU per month. Address 2>. A BLACK,
Drawer 6-134, Chicago. aul3-pi»ua
\XT ANTED— I Tie attention of the
YY tadire. Dr. A-Dumse, fremNewTork.of®
tears eaperitace. dedicateabiasecret eonwete to
Ladies. The b ok contains inta'ligeot hint'
mannir ot restciisx the momhlj cocnes
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