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Special flames.
BS*" Dr. James, formerly ol New
Orleans, has arrlvtd in Chicago and permanently
located at 8G Randolph street* between State and Bear*
twin streets. Chicago. -111.
ISEECIAMST.
Cures old Chronic and recent diseases. Has the tes
®jnoni*ls of the medical fraternity. Modi cal Journals,
end the almost entire press of the South.
Office Hours—From 9 A. it. till 8 P, M.
Consultations Inviolable.. je!s-sIS9 3m
Eatcbelcrs's Hair Dye I The beat
Ci the world. WILLIAM A.BATCHELOITS celebrs
ted Hair Dye produces a color not to be elstingnlshed
£ om nature—warranted not to injure the hair in the
irast; remedies the 111 efforts ot had dyes, and Invlgo
irates the hair for life. Gbkt, Red or Ruett H«.tw in
stantly turns a splendid Black or Brown, leaving the
fealr soft and beautiful. Sold hy til Druggists, &c.
f3T~ The genuine 1° signed William A, Batchelor on
the four sides of each bos. Factory, No. 81 Earclay-st.
CTew York, {late 253 Broadway andlS Bond.) Jy»s7o7-ly
{gg” HEADACHE i—Peak’s Head
ache Remedy Is the THING- Ko lady or gentleman
Will ever he without a Bottle after once using it.
price 25 cents. Sold hy Druggists generally. Whole*
pale Agent for the Northwest, R. R. LANDON. 8S Lake
Street, opposite Tremont House, Chicago. Je27-si7a3m
ESS** For the cheapest and best Hair
Jewelrv. Wigs. Braids, Curls. Frzzets. etc, go to A,
OHss’WALD'f. 100 Lake street and esaiulce those won
•dcrfnl productions of art. No scrutiny cau detect the
Artificial from the natural when adjusted tc t.ie head,
xjjs Hair Jewelry contains always the newest laris
yies *ll articles will give entire satiatacuoa.
cca&l-ly
To the Herrons of both sexes.
A Retired Clcnrvman having been re rtored to health
ta a fr w ihivs. alter many years of great ratfertng. lewld
tocto asslrt others by sending (free) on the receipt
mg post-paid directed envelope, a cony if the presertp;
Uon the REV. J*OUN it OAQN ALU
gqltoa street Brooklyn, New York. ley-sl-tm
CATARRH!
E, SEELYE’S LIQUID CA.TABSHREM~EDY,
A sure cure for
CATARRH orCOLDIN TKE HEAD,
easier to cure Catarrh than Consumption, and by
earing the first we prevent the latter. Persons should
understand that the better way to cure Consumption
£s to prevent it.
The symptoms ofCatarrh asthey generally appear
art* at first very slight. Persons find they have a cold
sed find that thev have frequent attacks, and nre more
causative to the changes ot temperature. In tills con
ation, the nose mav oe dry. or s slight discharge, thin
gtnri acrid, afterwards becoming thick and adhesive.
As the disease becomes chronic the discharges are in
creased in quantity, and changed In quality: they are
•mow- tidek and heavv.aiirt are either cot rid of hy blow
ing the nose or else they fall into the throat and are
liawkedorconchcdolf. The secretions are ofleoslve,
causing a bad breath; the voice Is thick and nassa!; the
eves are weak, the sense or smell is lessened or de
stroyed ; deafness frequently takes place.
By the aid of the LIQUID CATARRH REMEDY, all
Obese symptoms can be effectually removed.
Price of the Catarrh Remedy. fci.Ou—sufficient for use
One month, with full and dear directions, sent by es-
Office. 182 South Clark Street, (Up-Stairs.)
Address Dr. D. H.SEELTF-,
anll-WIH itcwlm Post Office Bon 4,»i, Chicago. HI.
IfTNOW TITS SELF!
Dr. J. 51- McCAKN,
PEYCICIAN AND SURGEON, detects to & csitaistj
tee true condition and locality of diseases, by a simple
fcndsc*entm«<petLcrd. without asking any qutatlons.
Diseases of the Throat and Lungs treated by Medics!
tHh&latlcn and Constitutional treatment. Diseases of
tee Heart, of the Stomach, of the LlvenKlftneys, Drop
» Et. Vitus’ Dance. Cancers, chronic Ulcere, Rbeuma-
Kbb, Neuralcla. Paralysis, Fistula, Spasms, Fits, Die
imS of the Eye and Ear. Skin Dip ■aises, Rupture, Dlar
rtjeea. In shoit, all curable dlpiases of long standing
r-ired in the shortest possible .ime. We are not a
L corc-ail” doctor, ano will undertake no case ■without
f-falr prospect of recovery.
Female Diseases, Ac.,
ftW. or Difficult Menstruation, Barrenness, -tc- wm
be eoeedily cured, w.thoat poisonous drags, Injurious
X- an D ftiatable medicines ®f any kind. Have no deli
tsaev fn calling, no difference what your troubles may
&e. Ttc afficted &ra cordially Invi ted to ccJl end sat
toff themselves.
iSyaeulmtlons and Examination* Fret
of Charge,
£ll communications strictly confidential. Office Is
tti;Stre« KMlread SuiWing. comer ol Sure md lan
donh street*. Office hours from I-A. M. till 9 P.M.
AddressXH- ‘Mi'CAKN, M. D„ Chicago. Hh Letters
to my address, inclosing a stamp, will receive prompt
Attention, or fer two stamp* I will send a pamphlet
poa. EC-^-wiy
imjoTtfiutto Females. —Dr. Ciieese
* combination of ingredient* in thce« Pffi* are the
result of a long and extensive practice. Theyaremlld
operation, and certain In correcting au irregu
larities, Painful Menstruations, removing all obstruc
tions, wheiherfrom cold or otherwise, headache, pain
in the side, palpitation of the heart whites, all nervous
infections, hysterics, fatigue, pain in the back and
Umbs, &c- dir.nrbed sleep, which arise from mt-errnp-
ClvQ cl nature.
Pit, CHEESEJUVS PILLS
fr&K the commencement of a new era in the treatment
Of these irregularities and obstructions which, have
consigned soi-uianj to a pekmatuss guatr. N & female
can en'oy good health unless she Is regular, andwhen
crer as obstruction takes place the general heal Ji be
gins to decline.
DU. CHEESEJIAN’S PILLS
tre tiie most effectual remedy ever known for all com-
E lames peculiar to Frmalrs. To all classes they are
ivnluaDlP, inducing M'lrn CECTAryrr, periodical
RE&UIA.KITT. Thevare known to thousands who nave
used ut different periods throughout the country,
having tie Function of some ot the mobt xhqtest fHrs-
Eciansin America-
Explicit-mrecttoitb. stating when thet should
EOT BK USED, WUb Curb BOX—the PRICE DBS DoLLAB
*it3 Box containing irom TO to CO Pins. ... .
pills sen by mail promptly, by remitangtoche Agent
SE Lake street font, bv DnrooisTa gesbeally.
sold in Chicago at nmcufactors prices nv losd
fesnUXE. apiG2lyr
IT4R. N. PROFESSOR
1J of Lung r.ml Female diseases, may be consulted
B± his Booms at the Sherman House, on Fridays, May
Pt»<. June aMti.’Augnst Ist- and September 12th. Also,
At .Toilet ut the National Hotel, on Saturday May lOth.
June sist. August 2nd, and Septemberd3lh. Patients
should ■'-iil eariv. Office hours Irom 10 to 12 A- JL, and
Office Box2i)~-. Cldcflgo. Illinois. Dr.D.’s Lecturesto
ladles and gentlemen sentfree on receipt of three cent
Stamp my3Q-r771-3m
agjat Claims
•\X7AR CL-DI OFFICE FOR
| V EVERT COUNT! IN THE NORTHWEST.
Office SSDtAbburn Street. €hlea?o, 13.
ISAAC R HITT & CO.. Attorneys for Soldiers for
» P n vears past, coidijiu- to collect claims ol etbuv
Socnbcr** aITVa-birgton.and »teacb S*ateCapital of
thf .WMiKfik Officers discharged, col
led IJif-irn*y here: sulv-li'.iuee Pi'ls collected here;
Cont»ctoi> f Bhb nett ed »re; Claims of deceased
t>fl*.c» r« and Soldiers as V- - H as al. Boun.\"S ar.a
Pension Ccrtlflcirtes obtalneiiat Wasliiagton. Pension
AJoney collected at the tevtfal Pension Agencies m
each state. au^M.DOAm
YJD" AK C*• AI OFFICE OF
T » LEAVITT & VTRIGHT, Attorneys at Law.
All kinds of Claims p-oroptiy co’lected. renslans
80d Botmiv t btuined; Treemrer's Warrant-* promptly
collected and the monfy reulicCd. Fees $0.50. Dli
charged SobUi’rs* nav coben.-d. Fees SI.OO.
Addr«-saLEAVITT &WKLUHT-Chicago. HI. Office
C 3 Clark street. Jql kt..-ly
-evriLLSON & MERRIAM, of the
IT ** Central Wi-stern War Cia'.ra, Bounty and
Pension OClce." 4S ciark rtre-t Chicigo. Ills., are in
ailmobt dally receipt of Invalid Pension Certificates,
and certificates fur An ears «*f Pav due deceased sol
dlere. Thclr’fi Is tbr- oldest War Claim Establishment
In the West, and parties who wish their business
promptly, etiiciet tiy and reliably attended to. can have
it Gone by applying to them. fcl2-k251-ly
FOR INYENTOBS.
QRTTZNER & COHEN. Washington, D. C.
Post Ofllce Box ISS. Hon. L.Tru mbnlU
V. S. Senate, 1U; Hon J. W. Grimes. O S. Senate, la.;
Bon.E. B, WaahDnrne. M.C.. Ill: Hon. Owe
Watson. Esq, Ast. Scr’t of War; Geo. Hanlngton,
im., Ast. Sec’L of the Treasurer; J. H. Jones
TT.S. Marshal. ClilcagQ. iy3Q-U9B -Im
•W-AR CLAIM OFFICE OF
V T GRITZVER & COHEN, Washington, D. C.
Port Office Box 155. UEFEHENCEfI:—Hon. L. Tram
bull, U. S- Senate, I d.; H 0n..). W. Grimes. U. S, Senate,
3owa: Hon. E. B. Washbume. M. C, HU Hon Owen
Xovejov M.C . HI: Hon. F. E. Spinner. U. S Trca-
Furv- P.H. Watson. F.sq„ As’t Sec’t. of War; Geo.
Jlafrincion. Esq.. As’t Sec of Treasury; J R. Jrnea,
Xsq-. U. S. Marshal Chicago. Jy30t1973m
Alexander siller,!
Notary Public- and Commissioner and Agent for
Military Claims. No. 2 Sooth Ciark street, corner ol
South Water street. Chicago. 111. Ravine been con
nected will, the United States Pay Department la the
Districts of Wisconsin, Illiiiols. Michigan. Ohio. Ken-
and Tenne=-oc 1 am enabled to procure arrears
of Pay. Bounty. Pensions. ttc„ with unusual efficacy
and dispatch, special attention paid to making up ac
counts of resigned officers and discharged soldier*, who
can obtain tueir pay cheaper by applying to me Ihnnby
Tibitinc a Pavmnrter, lam also prepared to ecu Ex
change on Great Britain, Continental Europe. Collect
Inheritances, etc., by power of attorney. Reference*,
bv permission—Hon. r. A. H°hman,Lt. Governor w
IfUnols; Hon. Edward Salomon, Governor ot VTUrcon
alnf; David Tod. Governor of Ohio. Je3-aS-3m
BROTHERS,
ILLINOIS
BRANCH HOUSE OP
66 Ihe liatlonsl Claim kgtmf
Oi Harvey, Collins * Brace, Washington, 3. C,
Xaight’, Block, 123 Dearborn strsat, Chicago,
The most reliable and OI'LT DIRECT War dais
Agenc? in Chicago.
• Particular attention paid to Special Cluxs, P*a>
(2ioi<B. BoryriKS and Vatsxts.
HO A3VAHCE KKEE cemanded and HU C3ABGB
Snade lor prosecuting claims if not recovered.
To parties havlnt LARGE CLAIMS we wpnld aay
*we can give UNQUESTIONABLE SSCDBITr lot
any amount reonired.
Address CARR BROTHERS. “Hattons! .Claim
pfpmcvT' P. O Box StSL
bttub to Chicago Tribune company; C. H. Scrtven.
Ew John A. Nichols Eku Messrs. G. HL & L. LaSiß
2k Co: Messrs. HolUrter A Wnklns; Messrs. Vandcr*
•voort. Dickerson & Co amZiJ-n W-ly
i&usu stores.
INSTRUMENTS.
oxrxjrcrs baukb,
OBOES AND BRASS
nsrsTßTJMEisrrs.
•9 South Clark Stnet,
fiatoiiibctcrer importer ot Musical Isstnunsna
and Strings. Having connection with mannfftcrtirir,g
Atonwwmßeran. Lepslc,Dresden,England and Parti,
Sjs prepared to mralw. ''ealcrw Sands and Individuate
Witt every article ir their line
At the lowest N. YorK Prices.
post Office Box 5®L odMSSHf
JUctmsts.
•WM. ALBAUGH,
DENTIST.
Ho. Sg ’West Bsnioloh Street.
myOTl-ly
B J. LAURENCE,
'dentist,
Office, 921ake street, opposite Tremoat House.
Dr. L.bt* nad fiTteei. years experience In his profes
sion. Work done at Eastern prices. •
A BEQUEST—DENTAL—In oK
der to avoid frequent inletroptiona la appoint
•gr.fnte, and the loss of time to patients.
db. allpobx
TVm hereafter devote from 10 to JO XA. BL and from
toß* CONSULTATIONS,** wWcdi times hs
■will see all those who desire bis service In to
their tetth, or wish to make appolntmenta for dental
operations. It will be a v e r* great economy la time
to bis patients as well as btmeeiL aod be win jMi U
B ftror if all persons will, so «ar as
ply with the above request, which will enema Him to
a larger number of patients.
Chicago, May 10th, ISG2. ay33-rTOto
SShucattmml.
TX7EST CHICAGO LADIES’
f T SEIHKAKT.
354 West Randolph. Street*
The second year of this institution will commence
Jlonoay. Sept. 15th, A limited numj)«r of boa-dere
can be received. For applications and further par*
ticulars address Miss C. A. GUEGG. Principal.
sep2-n3IC-2w p. Q. BoISU.
TVTAPLEWOOD Young Ladies’
XTJL Institute. Pittsfield Mass., commences Its 43d
semi-annual session Oct 2, is&J. with an attendance
undlminished bv the war It adds to its usual lacllt
tles for instruction in the solid and ornamental
branches, peculiar advantages for physical health
and culture. For circulars address Rev. C. . SPE.VB
tiie Principal. sepl-uSi-lm-aiWAg
Yottkg ladies high
SCHOOL
63 THIBD AVENUE.
ThcFaH term of this Institution, under the direction
of the Misses STEVEN'S, will commence on Monday,
September ants tDT>-2w
pALMER’S ACADEMY,
Ko. 329 Wah&sh Arenac.
The ninth term of this Institution wIU commence
CC MONDAY, Sept Jslh, 18W, at the
NEW SCHOOL BUILDING,
On Wahath avenue, co-ner *'f Congress str“-et. Price
of tunlon, about ore-tiil'd less than the usual rates.
For CUvniare coutalniaep’irtlcnlars. apply at the
hnildlrg. W. D. PALMER. A. M,
auso-uaj-gw Principal.
Troy female seminary.
Thlslnstitntlon offers the accumulated advan
tages of ncarii fifty year\ of successful operation
Every facility is provided fi>r a thorough coarse ol
useful ando-numontal education, nn.ler the direction
of a corps of more th*n twentv professors and teach
ers. For Circulars appiy to JOHN H WILLARD,
Troy, N. Y. / an A-UIM-Gw
Young ladies seminary,
AT LAKE FOREST. ILLINOIS—The fourth
year of this Institution, coiductod byUev.B. D'ckm
son, D. D.. aid daughters, will commence on THURS
DAY, the 4th day of September next, and with ample
arrangements for the comfort and Improvement of the
Tcamls. For clrcnlaiP, and all desirable Information,
address the undersigned.•“ B. DICKINS-JN.
Lake Forest. 111., July 3.1562. iyasSQC-ihn
XT'IIOX COLLEGE.—The Fall
,l\ Tttm of this Institution, in Its several depart
mer.ts, will openon THURSDAY, the fonrth of Sep
tember next. A military department has been estab
lished, and win go into operation under a competent
instructor, at the beginning of the term. __
Galesbtre. Aug. 21st. iSw! 8. F. DOLBEAR,
aa2s-tS6S-2w ~ Secretary of the Board of Trustees.
pHICA.GO SEMINARY FOR
V J YOUNG LADIES. 10S and 112 Cass street North
Side, Rev, ‘Win, M. Bcyx o’as. Principal of the English
Department. F. G. Bertcau. Principal of the french
Jtepai tment and Modern Languages. Under the super
vision of a Board of Trusters <*nd an Executive Com
mittee. This instltutition will bo re-opened on the 16th
of Sept nest. For circulars containing particulars,
or anv other Information, apply, at the institution, to
aut&tsa-lm. F. C. BtfRTEAU.
CELECT CLASSIC »L SCHOOL
k3 ~Vr. S. G. SANGER, a graduate of Harvard Uni*
versltv.who has had a experience as a teacher,
•will open a select School for Boys, in Chicago. Sep
tember Sth. A thorough course ot fcnffllsb ana Classi
cal ctudf u ill be pursued, similar to that adopted tn
the test private schools lu Boston. Number of pupils
Ilisl’cd totwentv. The best Eastern and city referen
ces furnished. For circular* and farther information,
S. G SANGRR.
P. O. Box 2753.
2w
17 WABASH AVENUE.—The nest term of tills
Institution will open on MONO'VV, Sept. 15th. The
price of tuition in the Primary Department trill be
one-third less th»n heretofore. Ctrcalarscm be ob
tained bv calling at the Seminary, or by addressing the
Principal through the Post Office. , . ,
anl9-i7OO-lm Z. GROVER. Principal.
A CADSMY OF FIND UNIVER
SITT, AT LAKE FOREST. ILLINOIS.—The
fourth vcarofthl*l!ibtitntk>n, under the direction of
JLC.B’otler, A. M. Principal, and Rev. Wm. C. Dick
inson. Profiler of Languages. will commence on
MONDAT.Sept 17th. Circulars, giving full purlieu
lare, will he S'-nt on apolicution to elrher of the Pro
fessors at Lake Forest to Rev. Z. M Hnmphery. Rev.
R. W. Patterson. D. D.. Rev. Arthur Swazey, H. M.
Thompson, Esq., H.E. Seslye, Esq. or to Pelcr Page,
Esq .Srcnts’yofthe Board ofTrustees, Chicago.
Lake Forest, August IS.ISG2. auifi-tsafr-iai
LIBERAL EDUCATION wdtb
Military Instruction and Brill.
WESTERN UNION COLLEGE and LHuITaKX
ACADEMY, at FULTON, ill, on the Mississippi
Eivtr will open its second year. Sept. Sd 1562, wiiti re
gular Collegiate Academic and Primary Classes.
The College i-as a corps of twelve experienced teach
ers and 1* cturers. thorough appointments, the finest
school buildings in the West (cost, witu furniture,
*’2o 000). in ample and attractive Military Park, au
excellent and we! 1 furnished Armory, a fine Gymna
sium ami n.anv other advantages wmch should claim
tr.e attention o'f parents and guardians. The largest
institution of Its class aud character in the Urnon.
Instruction in French. German, and Book-Keeping free
to Cadet* also In autillerY and Infantry (heavy
and light) Tactics Zouave and Fancy* Drills and
t» a sxics, under ac officer of IT, S.A. Cadet* c resa
in Ut Jionns. TsilMi—slßfl per school year foruc-ird.
furnished room, fu ‘ lights washing and tuition In
every department, payable quarterly in advace.
Cwb-tsfrom ab-cad.room andboara under the Bine
roofwjth ami the constant care of the teachers For
Circulars address D. S. COVERT, President Fulton,
I ji ie24-n€s*Sm
T?AOTLY AND DAY SCHOOL
J? FOR TOUN'G LADIE3.
tinciimatl, Oblo*
Miss C. E. KOURSE will begin the third year of her
Frbi ol in Ciiicmniiti, on MONDAY, Sept. 15. at N’o. 43
VVeM Ninth street, .
Tlic number of pupils Is limited, and thecou-se of
study Is that of the highest class ofprivate scnools. In
i'Vui mg L'lliu. Mathematics, the Natural Sciences,
Hietory. English Literature. 4c.
Ttie >locern Languages are taught with the aid of
the bi*st native teaciieia, and Ficnch lithe of
Iheschcolroom. , , , .
A fiw pupils will this year be received as members of
tie fiimliy and placed under the care of Mrs.H L.
SOLL aCE, laic of Columbus. Ohio, as Preceptress out
o Sdn?°So]lßCe 1? permitted to to Bishop MeD
vaice* Cincinnati; F. Merrick, President Ohio M’es-
Icyau Urlvcraity. Uclawar**, O.; Hon. 'v:ii. Der.msou,
Proj.T. G. Worralpy,.!. >V. Andrews. Esq.. Columbos.
Ohio, and otters. .
Ttcgieatesl attention Is paid to physical Culture,
end a course of Calisthenics am Games are in dolly and
acceptable use among the pupils.
Circulars can be had cn application to Miss N. at
C Miia Nour-e refers by permission to Hev. Daniel R.
Goodwin. Provost University of Pennsylvania, Phila
delphia: H*-v. Jas. Freeman Cl‘rke. ooßt.m, Mass.:
Geo. S. Hillard, do: Erwin P. Whipple, do: Mrs. By
lamlvClLClnnati; W. 1L Corry, Esq., do; Joan AcO
-I#sj» qu. d U.e following and other parents of pnpils In
Cincinnati the pastyear: W,S Groesb23k.DK, Cady,
,1 TV Eilifc U. w Ihrnet. U. no»>“a.oeo.Carlisle, J.L.
BWiliier. S. TV. Pomeroy. E.D,Muusfleld.
au2l-t777-2w
HOMES’ SCHOOL FOB
YOUNG LADIES.
La Porte XTnioa Seminary.
This Institution, comprising three Departments,
PRIMARY, PREPARATORY ami ACADaMIL, will
commence it* First Term on TUESDAY. SEPTEM
BER 2d, 1562. _ _
A limited number of Boarding Pupils can be accom
tnodap’d, whose health and general depornnent will
be under the watchful and co nsiderate sucervNlon el
the -lindpal. TheGcrmaulangnag- willc:mtltutea
part ol the regular course cf instruction. This de
partment will Tic under ibe care of a German lady of
well known ability and succiss as at^aclier.
Greek, Latin and French will be optional, and as foil
a course of each as desired can be taken.
Tuition payable quarterly In advance.
Calisthenics, Vocal Muefc and Composition in the
various languages taught, will receive regular atten
tion IhrOUcTlOUt the COrrre. nmnnima
For terms apply to MRS. M. McKEB HOMES,
au2l-t755-lot La Porte, Indiana.
PITTSBURGH FEMALE COIr-
L C. Psbsiitxgs, A. M. president.
B»*Ft sustained Colleye in taeState—Fifteen Teach erf.
Attendance lust vear 248. Sup»-rh brick buildings.
Thorough and extensive course ot study.
Telegraphing and Organ Music Taught,
FORTY DOLLARS p<-r teim for boarding, light, fid,
fall term conimenc £ dept. 2d. Send to tfit President
fbr a ChtulOLue. _ _
aui-tatf-lm M. SIMPSON. President Trustees.
do (Contractors.
CTREET LAMPS AND POSTS
!0 WAXTF.D.—BIda will be received at this office
until 10 A. M. Friday. Scpt»mber sth, for 105 Lamp
Fobt? to be furnlebcd to toe City of Cnl=ago and dls
tjlbutvd along certain street? In the Division, to
he designated by the Board oi Public Wort A
FropoEAia V.IU be received at the same time and
place tor 105 Lamps for famishing the posts referred
to sibove. The Posts will be of cost Iron, to weigh net
lopathan‘AHUb*. each, andboth Larrp Post* and Lamps
will be of the same pattern, kind, and quality as *ne
latcrt pattern ol Street Lamps erected by the Chicago
Gn* Light and Coke Company. _ . .
Bide wi l be rec-ivtd for famishing the Posts and
Lamps in fifteen days from the date of the contract,
and niso for furnuhtng them In tlurtj days from the
for the above will be made when the an
nual’tax lew for ;SG2 shall be collected.
IBv ordw ol the ik»»rd.
A. W. TINKH.VM. Secretary.
Office ef the Board of Public Works, CMcigo. Aug.
jpftj au‘*9-U>27td
Oreemes.
O g A HTTPS. PORTO RICO AND
£O\J CUBA SUGARS.—Common to.choice 1*
71 South Water street.
KAA BAGS COFFEE.— Rio, Mar.
t) V f\J senibo and Costa Elea, fair to prime, arrlT
PITKIN & nmEY.
71 South Water street.
kah half chts. teas—a
toll assortment of new cron Greens and
Jtlacßs, embracing all grades of Tono-’ 11% son, IlyeOE
Skin. Gunpowder, Imperial Tw*nkar, Oolong, &C.
arriving and for *«ale hy
FARSONS, PITKIN & TTANKEY.
71 South Water street.
rn TONS TOBACCO—Of reliable
t/' ' and standard Kentucky brands In boxes, hall
box** and caddies;al|AJlne cut chewtne and smoftlnf
of approved mauof&cTVre In barrels, half barrels, &C.
for sale at current rnt<*p by
lor saie ai c persons. PITKIN & H KNKKY,
cu7-tS94-ly 71 booth Water street.
Htpifc Stobe sJolisij.
2Ltpm £>mt tJtmstj.
( & / \ o, \
(s I ' \t \
| § I L3IABBEAarEB.' S \ « j
* S’ o w I?
LIQUID STOVE POLISH.
It has no smell whatever
It produces no dirt or dost.
It stands the most Intense, heat
It preserves them from mat.
It is not otie-fourth the laoor.
Price 12 cents per bottle
Bold by dealers everywhere, a. liberal discount to
the trade. . LEADBEATER & CO..
Scle’MannrflClurfers, 202 Fulton street, Kew York.
sepl-n4O-lw
hotels.
gIDDLE HOUSE,
DETROIT,
On Jefferson avenue, havugs front of 4fto feet. Its
location is delightful, and accomtnodatl n* unsur
paset d. lt Iras osen enlarged and refurnished In a
superior manner. The table will be bountifully sup
_phea. and tlie best attention elven. • 1 - -
an2o-rn»2m J. & A B. TA3EB. Proprietors.
A MERICAN HOUSE, BOSTON,
l\. tithe largest and
Best ArtUfed Hotel
tatfcsHcw England Btates; is centrally located, sad
iwy of access from all routes of travel. It contains all
fee modem improvements, and every convenience for
fee comfort and accommodation of fits traveling pub-
Be; The sleeping rooms are large and well vonthaied;
the suites of itrnns are well arranged, and completely
tarnished lor families and Urge traveling parties, and
the Honse win continue to be Kept m a am clast bote]
feCTjgrwgck LEWIS BICZ, Proprietor-
Sriinmt,
■WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER, 3, 1853.
Sanitary Commissions and tltelr Uses.
Cox-uiißiis, Ky., August 38,1832.
Editors Chicago Tribune:
In yonr issue of the 2oth inst. ia a commu
nication signed “Memphis,” about “Oar San
itary Commission.” Tne writer is impressed
with the importance of unity of action. He
asks if there cannot be some united effort iu
the work of furnishing relief to army hos
pitals. He speaks of the sanitary commis
sion as u a committee of benevolent persons,
who do all they can in their limited way—
solicit subscriptions, and a fe~ ot them go to
the army and distribute, to whom?” The
rhetoric of his answer is a little mixed, but
the gist of it is that “ Tom, Dick or Harry, if
they happen to belong to our State,” get the
things, whether they need them or not
Whom Le means by “ Tom, Dick or Harry,” ,
I Will not stop now to inquire. If that dis
credited trio are patients in army hospitals,
they arc entitled to “all they can get,” for
none of the poor fellows so situated get any
exetes of these bounties. The writer pro
ceeds to say that “avastamount is wasted by
being given without any knowledge of who
needs.” “Memphis” has evidently been in
the woods. The work done aud doing by the
Chicago sanitary commission, he is obviously
ignomnt of. Acd he seems totally unaware
of the fact that the United States sanitary,
con-mission has had for months depots of
hospital stores in Tennessee, located at points
accessible to the main body of the army;
that such a depot existed at Pittsburg Laud
ing, Irom the time of the battle of Sniloh to
the last o* Jane; aud that there are-now
three on the lines of railroad occupied by the
wef-tt m army, one at Columbus, Ky., one at
Jackson, Term., and one at Corinth, Miss.
The unity of action which “ Memphis” desid
erate e is In full tide of successful operation,
and has been for a year or so. And the “com
mittee of benevolent persons” consti
tuting the Chicago sanitary commission
have been a conspicuous, eiUdenC and invalua
ble party to that alliance. And without in
vidionsness it may be said that no commission
in the country has done moie or done its work
belter or more promptly. And with, the ex
ception, perhaps, of the "Western Sanitary
Commission at S». Louis, none has equal com
mand of facilities for transportation. In all
its distributions in the field it has operated
through, or rather as a part of the U. S. Sani
tary Commission. Aud our mode of doing
business does not Include the giving of hospi
tal stores “without any knowledge of who
needs.” These stores are Issued on surgeon’s
requisitions, and a strict account is kept of
every article issued. Besides which, system
atical. Inspections are made for the very pur
pose bt ascertaining “who needs,” aud also,
us far as practicable, tcJio gets. In this work
State lines are not known. Whoever, there
fore, expends hospital stores In the wasteful
manner indicated by “Memphis,” or whoever
searches after the necessities of “ our State ”
to the exclusion of others, is no representa
tive of the Chicago Sanitary Commission.
All the tcjsfimj ot this- character it has ever
been my misfortune to witness, has been done
by parties ignoring the Sanitary Cam,mission
and repudiating its assistance. And as my
purpose in this communication is not so much
to criticise “ Memphis ” as to call public no
tice afresh to some of the points which hts
letter suggests, let me give you an example
ot the manner in which valuable contributions
are wasted. I saw yesterday at Jackson, tour
barrels of fresh apples (once fresh), a firkin of
butter and a keg of pickles, hospital stores,
contributed by some benevolent person in
your State, who was obviously unaware of the
imuortance of operating through the
Sanitary Commission. The goods appear to
have reached this point free of expense.
From here to Jackson they were conveyed by
Adams’ Express. Their cnarges on the same
were $18.20. Had the goods been sent through
the Commission, no such charges could have
acciued. United States quartermasters are
uniformly ready and prompt, so tar as my ex
ptrk-nce goes, to lurnith transportation for
hospital stores that are properly invoiced and
certified to by regular agents of the United
States Sanitary Commission, or ot the State
Commissions. A fine lot of stores arrived
here from Cincinnati a few days since, sent
as w ere the above, by parties who apparently
ignore the Sanitary Commission at that plate.
A heavy freight bill was to be paid upon
thtm. Now the agents of the United Stales
Commisiion in the field are not provided with
funds for defraying such expenses, nor are
they expected to sell these stores or any por
tion of them. What is to be doue in such
a case? One of three things: Let
ihem lie on the levee and rot; pay
the freight out of our own pockets, or sell
them for what this amounts to, to hospitals.
I adopted the latter in the present instance.
I’ut it is impossible to do this without suo
jecting the act to misconstruction and myself
to suspicion. Sanitary stores are every
where and always given away. I wish
hereby to publicly decline doing any mare
business or the kind. Stores pat into the
hands of the different commissions at Chicago,
Cincinnati, St- Louis or elsewhere, will be
shipped to the army free of cost to the agents
whoreceivi'lthera. Parlies who insist on work
ing independently of these must come with
their goods, or prepay freight, or forward to
some one the necessary lands. Hospital
funds are designed and needed for other uses
than in paying freight bills on sanitary stores.
And with all appliances and additions to hos
pital resources, the patients have a sufficient
ly hard time of it. And we must therefore
reckon as waste all that is spent in baying
what has already been given to them. Espe
cially as there is not a shadow of necessity tor
this. Here la a wide-reaching organization,
well manned and equipped, recognized ana
assisted in all pnocticable ways by the govern
ment, and existing lor just this purpose—to
carry forward to the sick in the field, free of
all expense to them or the surgeons, the
munficfcut contributions of comfort and re
lief which a universal and abounding sympa
thy is eager to bestow.
All that this organization now needs is ma
terial —“ sinews of war”—stores for distribu
-1 «on. These have mu low just at present, aud
the demand exceeds the supply by a greater
difference than > t any previous period since
Lst autumn. The more pressing demand no w
i. for fresh vegetables, fruits, dried or canned
and drawers and shirts. The last two articles
are nearly all amongst articles of clothing, of
which we have not a tolerably abundant sup
ply on hand. Drawers we are nearly destitute
of. Aud as for vegetables and fruits no en
ergy of confiscation can keep the hospitals
supplied with them from this region. Tue
reason is simple, they are not here m any ade
quate quantity.
A word as to the manner of putting up veg
etables lor transportation will not be oat of
place. They are more conveniently handled I
in barrels, and these should be freely veutiU- |
ted by holes ;n the sides and ends. We have j
recently lost thirty per cent, of an excellent j
lot of these hy inattention to this. Thekinds ;
of vegetables most serviceable are beets. 1
onions, potatoes and cabbage. I would add
tomatoes if a s ngle barrel had yet reached us
unspoiled. Those that hive been canned hive
arrived in good order. If they are sent at all
and mm t needs be sent in barrels, they should
be decidedly green when put up. Carrots
also seldom arrive in good order. Aud where
the other utricles are furnished in abundance
arc of comparatively little value,
I forgot to mention in its proper connection
a certain source of waste where goods are
sent to hospitals without the intervention or
assistance ot the sanitary commission. I will
mention it here, for it is too Important to be
omitted. Goods thus forwarded stand only a
jew chances in a hundred of ever rescuing
their destination. In most such cases no one
is apprised of their shipment, and no respon
sible person is present to receive them at any
of the points where they are reshipped. If
they are perishable articles they are very prone
to perish on the way. If they are tempting
to the palates or cupidity ot men, they are
prone to become the spoil of the tempted. 1
have occasionally discovered such goods
cu route to some hospital, and have of course
taken charge of them and seen them safely
through. And I have occasionally discovered
vestiges of those that never arrived.
Now, I am not particular about you pub
lishing this communication, but I pray you to
publish the more important Items contained
in it, iu some shape, for you will thereby do a
good thing lor a good cause.
H. A. "Warrdisb,
Sanitary Inspector U. S. S. C.
An “ExcUlns” Hoax.
[From the N. Y. Evening Post.]
Yesterday afternoon about %fivo o’clock a
person in the unifor of a policemen entered
our business office with a pretended message
from Mr. Police Superintendent Kennedy, di
recting certain news headings on oar bulletin
board to be taken down, “because they were
unduly exciting the people.” Therchad been
no unusual exatemeni around this office; but
the pretended officer stated that similar or
ders had gone fourth to all the other newspa
per officers in the city, and the person in
charge accordingly removed the obnoxious
lines! The wicked wag who perpetrated this
hoax added, by way of explanation, that the
lines tbonebt by Mr. Kennedy, and the gov
ermamt lor which he acted, to be injuriously
exciting, were those enouncing that General
McClellan hud been put in chief command
over the armies in Virginia,
We could not readily believe that either the
government or superintendent Kennedy
would commit such an absurdity as this; and
the following note from the Utter, In reply to
cur inquiry this morning shows that onr sur
mise was correc’, ai-d that no such order as
that pretended was given by him:
“ Office op the Superintendent op the]
Metropolitan Police, and Special I
Provost Marshal, 413 Broobe St., f
Kew Yoke., August 3U, 1863. J
“W.C. Eetakt & Co —Gentlemen : In reply to
your note of this morning. Inquiring * whether I
had ordered the taking down of bulletins on your
board yesterday aiternoou,’ I have, only to say
that I pave bo such order, nor did I know until re
ceipt of yonr note that any such demand had been
made on you. - . _ _
“ Between three £Hd four o’clock yesterday I
receiveda message from oneof mysergeants, stat
log that intense excitement existed in the vicin
ity of the. World office, that the public peace was
in danger, as persons present denounced the
source of mfoimation posted, Newark Mercury as
unreliable. -
“I inquired by telegraph whether the Second
Prtclnct. in which the World office is located re
quired assistance, and was answered by inquiring
whether the inflammatory notices should bo re
moved "Which were causing the excitement. I
then directed to notify the World people to re
move the notice, for the purpose of aldingto pre
serve the public peace.
“No other office than the TTbrfd was reported
tome as having an excited crowd In its vicinity,
and my order was intended for It alone.
“It may be proper for me to also say that I was
not informed wbatthe words were that were re
garded offensive bythe people. My duty required
me to suppress tumult by the readiest means at
bapdj anal knew of none moro so. than a prompt
removal of the cause of offense
“Very respectfully youw,
••John a. Kennedy.
44 Special Provoal MarshaL”
FROM NSW ORLEANS.
[From the Delta of the 22d nit ]
GREAT UNION DEMONSTRATION.
The greatest demonstration that has ever
taken piece in New Orleans, gladdened the
hearts o f onr loyal citizens last night. Early
in the svenitg, the different streets that lead
to the city hail, where the great meeting was
to take place, were thronged with men, young
and old, wending their way to take their pin
as lovers of their country. Very soon the
Lyceum hall was filled to overflowing with a
dense mass of humanity, and were surged
back into the street, where another stand had
been erected tor the accommodation of speak
ers. The wildest excitement pervaded the
vast multitude outside, that extended up and
down St. Charles street for nearly a block,
and as seme noble sentiment sprang from the
orator’s heart and found utterance in gloving
words, cheer after cheer went up, <*hica must
have caused the despicable traitors in our
midst to seek the darkest recesses of their
holes, for they must have trembled to the
Very marrow at the sound. The voice of the
people is the voice of-God, and they shud
dered at Us dreadful intonations.
Speeches were made by several prominent
gentlemen, and the whole offinr was a great
success.
BRECKINRIDGE THREATENS TO RAISE THE
BLACK FLAG.
The traitor Breckinridge has sent the fol
lowing letter to CoL Paine, commanding the
United States forces at Baton Rouge:
Headquarters in the Field, )
Near Baton Houck, Ang. 14, 1802. . j
To the Commanding Officer U. S, Forces:
Sib:—The object of this communication U
to call your attention toasts of ouirogis re
cently committed in this part of the confeder
ate States, under the orders of officers of the
United States array, and to other acts which,
I am informed, are in contemplation under
the same orders.
Many private houses have been wantonly
burned, much private property has been taken
or destroyed without compensation, nuny
unarmed citizens have been seized and carried
away into imprisonment, upon false and frivo
lous pretexts, and intormation has reached
these neadquarters that negro slaves are being
organized and armed, to be employed against
us.
It is also stated that the Mayor of Bayou
Sara has been ordered (in case he cannot pro
cure negroes) to impress all able bodied white
persons, for the purposes of loading coal
upon the boats of the United States fleet.
It has been the earnest desire of the confed
erate authorities to conduct this war accord
ing to the usages of civilized nations, and they
will adhere to them so long as they arc re
spected by the United States.
lam instructed by Major Gen. Van Dorn,
commanding this department, to inform you
that the above acts are regarded as in, vina
tion of the usages of civilized warfare; and
that in future, upon any departure from these
usages, “he will rai=e the black flag, and
neither give norask quarter.”
I have the honor to request an answer to
this communication, informing me of your
future purposes touching the acts herein com
complained of. I am, very respectfully, your
obedient servant,
John C. Breckinridge,
Major Gen. C. sJ.'A.
ABANDONMENT OF BATON EOUGE.
[N. O. Correspondence N. Y. Times, 22d.]
Attending the abandonment of Biton Rouge
by onr troops, was the accruing from tae
State capltol all the valuable documents the
confederates left behind them, together with,
all the pictures, and the statue of Washing
ton by Hiram Powers. This was done by
especial orders of Gen. Butler.
Up to tbis moment I have not heard as to
the final decree with regard to the destruction
ot tbe city. If it is leu it will become a nest
for, guerillas; if destroyed it will be a sacri
fice to the decree of war, necessary, no douot,
bnt nevertheless a fearful evidence of the pun
ishment the leaders of the rebellion have
brought upon the deluded people. As part
of the plan of progress up and down the Mis
sissippi from the month to Si. Louis, Biton
Rouge was a chain in the hub of cities, but
with the temporary abandonment of the river,
the place was of no strategic importance, as
nothing was lelt to withdraw the brave troops
to New Orleans where their presence is much
needed.
CONTEMPLATED ATTACK ON NEW ORLEANS.
It is generally understood here that the
rebels intend to attack the city. To make a
commencement, was instigated the attack of
Breckinridge on Baton Rouge. Meantime it
appears that Jeff. Thompson, with an accumu
lating force, is at a place called Patchatoola,
about forty miles from here, oa the Jackson
railroad. Gen. Buggies remains still across
the lake, possibly tome twenty miles distant.
From intercepted correspondence it is evident
that tbe madde&t of the confederates do not
believe that they can carry the city, but they
so believe that by making a formidable de
monstration the traitors inside will rise and
set the city on lire. This Is their brave scheme,
and this is their hope, as they frequently
stow in the apparently casual remark, “ Well,
I’m afraid that if the city were vigorously
assaulted the mob would rise inside and set
our houses on lire.” And this is the plan en
couraged, strange us it may seem, by miay
whose property is all centered here, and
whose families will be engulphed in the con
flagration.
Indiana Military Affairs.
Gov. Morton has issued the folio wing com
missions to the regiments named below:
CCtb—Adjutant Thomas G, Morrlsou of
New Albany, major; William fl. Mahon, ad
jutant.
87th—Thomas Sumner of Plymouth, major;
Eredns Hyland of Rochester, adjutant; Dr.
Samuel R. Pratt of South Rend, sur
geon ; Dr. Gordon A. Moss of Reusselher,
Ist assistant surgeon; Dr. Charles E.
Triplett of Newton county, 2d assistant sur
geon.
59th—Dr. John P. Henderson of Howard
county, surgeon; Dr. John P. Porter of
Adams county, Ist assistant surgeon; Dr.
Meeks of Adams county, 2d assistant sur
geon Byron H. Dent, of Adams county, Ad
jutant.
03d—Geo. W. Carrol Jackson county, com
mandant-
99ih— join SI. Barky of "White county,
commandant.
SSih—Hiram S. Tousley of Albion, Uent.
coL; James C. Bodley of Columbia City, ma
jor; Wm. G. Myers of Dekalb county, sur
geon; Norman Teale, of Noble county, 3d
assistant surgeon.
77th—Dr. Wm. F. Boor of New Castle, sur
geon.
S3d—Paul E. Blocum of Monroe county,
major.
43d—Dr. Gonsalvo C. Smytho of Fillmore,2d
assistant surgeon.
Sigt—Wm. W. Caldwell of Clarke county,
colonel; John Timberlake of Harrison coun
ty, Ikut. colonel; H. Woodbury of Crawford
county, major; Dr. David G. - Kay, surgeon;
Dr Harvey 8. Wolfe of Hirrlepu county, Ist
assistant surgeon; Dr. William D. Fonts
of Scott county, 2d assistant surgeon;
W. E. Timberlake ot Harrison county, adju
tant.
GOlh (,sth cavalry)—Jos. B. Hough of the
(53d, adjutant.
LOUt—Cyrus V. N. Lent, Ist assistant sur
geon.
—The'S9th regiment. Colonel Murray, left
the city on Saturday nUhc for Kentucky, Ic
will doubtless reach Lexington to-day.
-—Gen. J. J. Reynolds arrived in the city
yeoterday afternoon and left for Kentucky
the same evening. General T. A. Morris,
who has been at home for a day or two
only, was also to have left for Kentucky last
night.
—Col. Simonson mustered in and seat for
ward 604 recruits tor old regiments, from the
Ist ot July to the 20th of August.
The organization of the 79:h regiment
will be completed this morning by the con
solidation of companies. Colonel Kaetler
will leave sometime today, probably this
1 evening, with four companies, and march to
Louisville, where six companies now are,
and from there go direct to Lexington. Col.
Kntfler has had experience both iu the Hun
garian and this war, sufficient to qualify him
lor the duties of regimental commander, and
be will, no doubt, be heard from before many
days.
A Busy Sunday*
{From the Indianapolis Journal, Sept. I.]
Col. Carrington, upon receipt of yesterday’s
Kentucky dispatches, went at once to Camp
Morton, with the corps of mustering, disburs
ing and pav officers now in the city, and the
S7th and 88th regiments were mustered, paid,
and moved off before we went to press. The
New Albany regiment was mustered Friday,
the Madison regiment Saturday, and the Colo
nel started the officers upon an estra train for
Terre Haute last evening, to muster and pay
1 the 85th regiment, to-day.
Gov. Morton startedat noon by special train
lor Kentucky.
Adjutant General Noble and General Love
were omnipresent, in their preparations, and
all the departments were lolly up to every re
quisition.
Bo moves Indiana.
A Profitable Enterprise Nipped, la the
Bud,
[From the N. T. Tribune of Saturday.]
In accordance with the new oraer ot the
secretary of war, declaring the business of
preenriug substitutes in advance ©f the draft,
or attempting so to procure them, to come
under the head ol “discouraging enlist
ments,” several arrests have been made, and
a quietus given to an enterprise which bid
fair to put small fortunes into some men’s
pockets. It is stated that one concern oi this
kind bad alreadv received premiums to the
amount Of about SIOO,OOO, with flittering
prospects of more toau doubling this sum as
The day of drafting approaches Up to yes
terday at noon, ten gentlemen who have been
engaged in ibis 'insurance business had been
arrested. The affidavits on which these ar
les’Awere made have been forwarded to the
Judge Advocate at Washington,, and toe pris
oners will be held to await orders from the
war.department. The penalty lor discourag
ing enlistments is confinement at hard labor
at some military post during the term of ser
vice of drafted men...
. letter to a this city
asserts that-Prince de Pollgnac, a relative of
tbat Pollenac who'was Prime Mldhterunder
Charles 3L, has left Paris for Richmond with
amission oi Sir. Slidell for Jeff. Davis. Prince
de Pollgnac, it is well known, has been -Aide
de-camp of Gem Beauregard, whom he has
served under in that capacity fit Manassas and'
Shiloh. He left this country a little after that
battle, back to Paris to meet Mr.
81-dcll, with whom he has hitherto remained,
acting on various occasions as his confidential
envoy and secretary. The message which be
brings now to Jef£ Davis is said to be of the
highest importance; Wc give this story as It
is given to ns. That the Prince is returning
to this country is very likely; that he comes
-as anEmbassadorExtraordinary from the Em
peror of the French to Jeff. Davis, we very
much doubt. — N. T. Tribune.
fgp“The exports from New York for the
carrent ..month wDI reach the enormous
amount bf $14,000,000, and no thanks to cot
ton.
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VIA,
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Prompt Dispatch given to Grain
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Chicago and Western Agent,
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Basin, may be chartered hy responsible
davoreyming. Address?. O.BoxKS*. my3l-rt9Mg
ORIME BARLEY MALT Al=
i WAYS on hand and for sale at lowest cash price]
tin superior Tout»«la a . hobby.
talTCld* « Board ot Ttada Sunaan.
TJATENT GRADUATED YOKE
A. SHIRTS —Please go and see Mr. U. Gbiswold’s
Sample SMrta at the store or
S, F. WHIM, 83 liaUc street,
tor, patentee and sole proprietor o£_ttie
GK4OU4TEn TOKB,
For GcnVsSWrts, and-elite!, ho warrants !fJ T V'S-01
exactness -when measured by bhnseX J« . BH- o 1
be in town but a few days. aowtift.-g
pHAKLES CLEAVER, Agent,
■ MANUFACTURE!: OF
Xaid, Machinery and Lubi icitlug Oil,
rfto. 245 LAKE STREET.
anfS-tsis-im ;
fIITY HOSPITAX.— I This institis
tUm, pleasantly located In th e eoatb era phrt «
5S ™or^tort
apply afHosnltaL fmyS-Tisnatnt A- H. CABTK&gnw
proclamation
"PROCLAMATION BY THE
matoil—l Francis C. Slierman. Mayor of the
City of Chicago do hereby give “?««« fatf Pronto
to all persons Within theUml'sof the riband toJJI
nprionc OWTilfl? nr num&EIQC &HJ DTCffvlJ, uHUlcry t
.utiUdmwat or place «m JbS£
unwholesome business m*y l»e within roar
miles of the city limits, or upon or wtthm«»«■
rods of the Chicago KiTer. or; oftts!S{?
their respective sources. and*® °f Caanter
that the several Sections of Articles 1 ana 2. ooapter
SO, Ferised Ordinances
he observed and obeyed under the pea allies therein
particular attention is called to Section 5 of. said
ATticlel.wblchrcadsasibUowat. . • • ' ■?
“ V.—Any dtetmer, tanner, brewer, soap boner, tauow
chandler; dyer, livery stable Keepw, or person,
who shall himself or by another discharge onto! or
Detroit to flow from anv stl l bouse, work
factory, livery stable or other house or P'ace any
or nauseous lienor or substances.of any
ever. Into or open any adjacent
anv street, alloy or olliei public plane, shall bssnotect
tna line of not less than ten di Bars and not exceeding
fifty dollars for < very offence, and a
twelve hours; IhoeameahaU continue after tae first
CO p»Ttles causing «r permitting the deposit of any foul
orunwholfsonjellqnor or substance upon the oaaSa
of cr In tbo river, or ei»ber of its brancliw. - mast be
prosecuted at once. Their establishments will be
abated if tne nuisance be persisted In .
Allpe'sonsareeniomeaio pbee thet premise Ini
-1 me dimly In acleai ly condition, withla
i forty-eight bonra. after which tine, examination will
( be made by the proper officers, and prosecutions com
imenced against all guilty parties.
Issued at Cldcago this 26th day gf
£m2B-t3*S-lW F, C. SHERMAN, Mayor,
Commission iHmJjams.
MORSE & 00.,
PEOBTTOE COMMISSION MEECHANTS,
No- 185 South Water street, (Aiken’s Building.)
Chicago. Illinois. • . _
fc&“Botlncss confined strictly to
[an27 tXfcS-1 y)
'jyj S. YARWOOD,
commission mEacHAsr,
No. S Pomeroy’s Building, comer Clark and South
Water ttrette. Chicago. P, O. Box till.
Business confined strictly to Commission ao2B t9T2 3m
J 8. WILLS & BROS.,
"coannssioff mbbchinis,
Chicago, Illinois.
Office. Boom No. 4 Pomeroy’s Building. South Water
Btrcet, near corner of Clarkstreet,
BsnniENc^s'woodruff & Ho.. New York: Devries.
StepLcUr & Co, Baltimore: Crow, McC.-eery ds Co,
St. Lonls: D. A. January & Co., do.; Hoa. John Q.
Grsliuui. Cantou.il'.: Uon. W. C.. Goody.
Wm. wheeler, do,; G. C. Cook & Go., do.
JOHNS.WILLS. JAMSSQ. WILLS. W. Jf. WILLS.
au2o-iT£Mm •
r £" M TURLAY & Co.,
PBODUCE AND OE.VEBAL CO.H3SIS
SION MEKCHASXS,
H79 : ... SOUTH WATER STREET.
We give personal and prompt attention to tue Bale oj
Grain, Hour. Pork, Lard, Butter, Seeds, Broom Com,
Ac. and make liberal ca«h advances ou consignments.
deliv«l-ly
CB. ABORR- & CO., PRODUCE
0 COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
US'o. 37 I*earl Street,
CHAELFS B. ABORN, I ANDREW Y. MOORE,
CHAB W. DARLING, I Special Partner.
Mr. Andrew T.Moore, one ot the firm, has luc&tca
In CMcago for-the accommodation of their business.
He win make liberal advances on Produce, consigned
to them to New York. ~
His place of business, in the office of Messrs. Dow
* Qmrk- No. 156 Sooth Water street, Chicago.
References:— Dow & Quirk; Cbapliu wheeler &
Co. au9 4471-lmc
COMMISSION MEECIUSI9,
139 South Water street, Chicago, lIL Llhoral advances
made on property in store. References. —Cooley,
Farwell & Co- G. C. Cook & Co- Gray, Phelps & Co.
firm, b. farwell. [my2l-r537-ly3 aiagox fabwbil
STONE & CO.,
Produce Commission Merchants,
For the purchase and sale of
HOUR, OEMS, BEEF, PORK, FISH, H43SS,
Lard, Butter, Cheese, Seed*,
DRIED FEUXT, &c., &o.
217 SOUTH MATES ST., CHICAGO,
[auS-tmSm]
JONES, CULBERTSON & CO.,
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
Office No. 17 "Welle street. overSturgW Bank Chicago,
Illinois, . ao2-tm3tn
PATRICK & CO.. General Com
mission Merchants. No. 244 Sonth Water .street,
Chicago, 181-ois. Advances made on Grain. Flour.
Provisions, etc. for sale h"re and by our friends In >'ew
York,' Boston. Philadelphia and Liverp? 01. We refer
to Merchants’Savings Loan and Trust Company. Ch 1 -
caeo; E. K. WI lard- Agent Bank of Montreal. Cm
goj J.H.Dunham,E&q., Chicago; H. A. Tucker, Esq.
Chicago.
J. Y. PA.TEXCK. [jy23-t43-2m]
JOSEPH H. TUCKER & CO.,
GEKEEAX COMMISSION' MERCHANTS,
Ko 6 Boarc of Trade Building, South Water street,
Chicago, ill. onrhusinees sthictlt and exclcsitbi.t
comnitslot. __
JAB H. TCCKEB. GEO. A, GIBBS, DAVID BtTEL.
jylo-sSSS-Gm
HP. STANLEY, Commission
• Merchant, and dealer In Fruit and Produce,
No. SO State street. Chicago.
N, B.—ln the fruit trade wc Invite correspondence
pterions to shipment. There is great choice in the
style of packages, and in the routes and time of snip-,
mept, &c.
WILLIAMS &HOUGHTSUNG,
COMMISSION MERCHANTS, No.ZlCXSoath
Water street, second door west of Wells streetbridge,
eive their exclusive attention to the sale and purchase
§f all kinds of Produce. Stock. &c„i ; Commission
Cash advances made on bills of lading ..nd propertyi
store. Refer to George Smith * Co., Marine Bank, and
Beorge Steel Co.
j, l. wtxliamp. Qarw-ly] w.n. sovsirrguwL
B. HIBBARD & CO.,
GEHEKAL COMMISSION MEBHHANTS,
Office and Warehouse, 233 South Water street, between
Wi-lls and Franklin sts., Chicago.
Post Office Box 3637. ]e6-Hb-l-3m
WM. B. HIBBARD. J. MCALLISTER. T. W. HALL.
CASH ADVANCES MADE OH
all kinds of
PRODUCE AND BROOM CORN, -
for sale In this market or consigned to onr correspond
ence in New York, Boston and Philadelphia. KAP
FLICTE & SHELDON. Commission Merchants, 215
South Water street, Chicago. apl-nhlO-ly
f'tHARLES RANDOLPH,
GESEEAE COMMISSION KEB.CE AH S,
No. 8 Loomia’ liolldiUK, corner Clara and South Wata
•treats. Advances made on consignments. elvo-ly
A BIEL AKIN & CO.,
PEODUCB COMMISSION MERCHANTS, NO. IS6
South Water street. Casn advances made on Flour
and Grain to add here or by
Win* A. Brown & Co.*
New York.
AttTT. AVTTT. fap!6 pt92-6PI J. H. HUUIaBOT.
Q.LAS3FOBB, JONES & CO,,
Eorwatdlng and Shipping Agents,
Special attention given to forwar ‘lug Grain, Ac*
trom Kingston to Montreal and Quebec. Carrying ca
pacity oi our er&ft equal to <f»S,WW bushels urain per
Q* Canal Wharf, Anglia’s Wharf.
Montreal, •Cop26-p756 6m] Kingston.
WHEELER, NEELY & CO.,
genebae commission mebchabts,
No. 7 Board oi Trade Building.
0. T. WHEELkB. A.B.NMLT, X, ?. LA WESSON.
*apl6-p4i7-iy
MTJRRY NELSON & CO.,
IVI No. 214 South Water street,
Give their exclusive attention to the purchase sale,
shipment aud making caeh advatceson Gram, Flour
Provisions, and Frounce of all kinds,
FOR A COMMISSION,
ytrpTry SRLSQS. B. B. 6TS\ ASB.
TgKDFOED, MEEEDrrS & CO,
IXCLiremi OOMMISSIOB MEBCSAKI3,
for the purchase and sale of Pork, Stock, Flour, Grain,
and Produce generally. No. 82S and 233 South water
itreet, Chicago, DL I&TMy
T EE & ANTES,
PEODHCTE COMMISSION MEECHAHTS.
Give especial attention to the purchase aud sale Ol
Flour. Grain and all kmos of produce ©n .commission.
Office m Lake street, corner of Clark. __
QT.ru m jt. T.-mc £nm2S-nS>O-6rnj • <eabxbs S. aottsv
OAILIE * SEYMOUR, PKO
§ l nnf!K AND GENERAL COMMISSION MBB
■CHANTS. Office, lfe6 South Water street, Pomeroy*!
Building. Poet Office Drawer 6137, Chicago. Bkfb»
*ncbb—Sturges, Buckingham i Co-, Wm. Martin, Gf p.
Freight AgentC„ B. ft <£ R. B. gnlß-cBSX*Iy
0 AWVER , WALLACE & GO;,
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
. 47 Broad street. New York.
Advances made on Consignments to the above firm
by WM. AITCHISON, Jr, Agent, 152 South Water
street, Chicago. • ' mh«H33Sly
OALL, BURBANK as CO.,
EEODUCE COMMISSION MEECHAJtTB,
So. 1 Dole’s Building, cor. South Water and Clark m.
Post Office Drawer OCT, Chicago. *
P. H. •w»T-T. I p. w. BURBANK | y. Blit 10*0. P. OOLT.
fe26 nl47*6m
MS. NICHOLS & CO. feave
• opened. at IS Sontb Water street, Chicago, a
aenera l Commtesloa House, for the purchase and sale
of Grain, Floor, Provisions, &c* and solicit> consign
aientß and orders. To parties accessible to aillwankee
as well as Chicago, to connection with their Muwautes
House, fUcbolsTßritt ft Co, thing they can £▼* inefe
noeriot advantages. „ [splsnl-ly
X. B. HICHOLB 0.1BBCT!. H. A. HIOHQM.
£ H. FUNKHOUSER * CO,
comnssioN kigbchartß«
216K Sontb Water Street.
jBC29-KS3My ' '
Q.ILBEBT, UPDIKE & CO,
coanntissioH bebchwh,
Uo. 14 Lasalle street, Chicago.
BTAHABD, 6ILBBBT * CO. Ha E City Bulldingi,
fit Louis. ' myITSMy
a j.eiLsgaT. e. w. updiek. AgsTAHAza
/TJJUFFIN BROTHERS,
So 6 Pomeroy'S Bleck, come? South Water and ClarS
street?. Chicago. Advances made on consignment,
p.p-ssSfik. [mhageo-lj] a. gßgrnr.
tthdsrwood at co.,
coimnssioi! HEBmisWi
*0.162 South Water Street, Chicago, XU,
mh22’sß
TJICE FAY A CO n
COUTMISSaOH BDEBCHISTS,
80. 12 Laaalle street Chicago, BL P. O. Bos ISB.
their exclusive attenOoa to the purchase and
«le of Flour. Grain and other Produce, on Conunlseloa.
«OTyar. fauayei-ivl jab, h. woodwqbts.
®e=sattiw:si)i¥B.
TVP SOLUTION 1 .—The Co Part
U nemhip between the undersigned, under the
name and firm of Taylor & Xlereland, was absolved
is annul consent on «*«»* g'|3§?g
GEORGE CLEVELAND.
sep3-oltoSt_
Chicago, Sept. 1.15C2.
NOTI C E —III2 CoParinership
heretofore existtne between 8 Diy
ard Jacob s.Cnrtlas. under the nameand le ™
and Curtist." has this Ist day oC6 e Ptenioe£
•plied by limitation. The business of the latert?.;?* ll
te settled bj r.S.Day. VAX * CORTtoS.
Chicago, gept 1. iSfc. sep^-nreiw
TYISSOL'DTION. —Tue Copartner
XJ Bhlp heretofore existing noder the nameehd
style of Wilson and Freeman, is this day dltsolved |y
nntnni annsent W. P Freeman alone is authorlxed
toSSetteSSaaeas of sala firm, to whom all letters
should be addressed, COBTEZ WILSON’
W.P. FBBEMAN..
sepl-nSWm
Chicago. Septl, 1562.
F\ISSOLHTION. —The Co partner.
1/ shin heretofore exlsttrg between the undersign
ed Is this day dissolved by mutual
j g Hf *
Tie uoflerelßnca rtl settle tie aceoWte ot I*te
ffrm.towhomaU monhes should be paid, Jefl.
Chicago. Aug. SO. 1868, sepl-u3S3t
npHE CO-PARTNERSHIP
DjmMo.l consent
- Chicago, August 26th. 1562. an2<-t915-Im
Dissolution of go part
'fonea under the name and firm ot JobnClATk « Co
togtap* I ** *
m^SSSS?pS§S&SSSS^^^
of John Clark & Co. PAmSf’'
myl«M2l2-3m PAUL. .
V 7 AULTS" AND OUT HOUSES
grfjip ©banners.
QJLBERT HUBBARD * CO,
SHIP CHANDLERS
AND SAUL. MAKERS,
Wholesale and Retail Dealers In
Twines and Cordage,
205 & 207 South Water-st., Cor. of Wells,
Hare the largest and best assortment In the West of
MANILA ROPE. DITCHING BOPHS,
Cotton and Hemp CANVAS,
BAGS. BAGGING AND BURLAPS.
TAB, PITCH, OAK.CM. ANCHORS, CHAINS AND
TACKLE BLOCKS.
Goal Tar Roofing Pitch and Pelting.
BED CORDS. CLOTHES LINES,
BROOM TWINES, oil qualities
WRAPPING TWINES. bundles and barrel!,
BELL AKD SASH CURDS, NETS AND SEINES.
Cotton, Kax and j Hemp Techies
Op EveetDkscbiptioh;
We are Sole Agents for Illinois. lowa. Wisconsin and
Miclilnan. and alone authorised to make and sell the
SIBLEY TEiyr,
Teats of every kind, and Patent Tent Poles,
AWNING-S,
Wagon Covers, Tarpaulins, Regimental Colors,
Flags, Standards, Guidons,
Of Silk or Bunting, 113 per Army Regulations.
We have fifty Sewing Machines ran by steam power
and are prepared to execute all kinds of work. To
make Bags, wool Sacks. Hour Sacks. &c.. with greater
dispatch loan any House In Chicago. jelT-siis-Sm
G.HUBBARD. I J.S. TURNER, i G.3.CARPENTER.
pUMNGTON * SCRANTON,
Ship Chandlers
AND SAIL MAKERS,
309 South Water Street,
Corner of Wens street, offer for sale at Hie lowest
ates, a fall assortment ol
Manilla and Tarred Hope,
Lath Rope, Hay Rope <fc Oordase,
Of every description.
Oakum, Tar, Pitch and Borin, Cotton and Hemp Dock,
all widths. Anchors, Chains. Blocks, Eorlsps,
Wool Twine and Wood Sacking,
FLAGS AKB BUSfIMG.
Testa on hand and made to order. Tarpaulins, wagoa
Covers andAwolog!.
SAILS 1 SAILS I 1
Uade and repssred at the anortest notice.
PtBIKGm & SCRANTON,
mjß-r27-6m * 2u9 South Water street.
ROSTER as HARDENBERGH,
SHIP CHANDLERS,
SAXL. MAKERS,
AFT) PSAiSBS m
rWBTES ■ AJTD COBDAGBj
217 South 'Water St., Chicago.
Bays constantly (or sale, « the lowest marset prices.
SCaallla aßd Tarred Hopes, Say Hope, U»cJ»
Yarn, Bags and Bagstnz, Canvas*.
Oakum. Span Tare, Pitch. Tar.
Chains, Blochs, 4c, &c,
Ccttan, Flax and Hemp Twines,
SAILS AND TENTS,
Tarpaullngs, Awnings, Wagon Covers,
Flags, Etc., Bte.,
Hade to order at the shortest notice.
LASDELL OE SI3LET TEST.
SAG AX’S & SONS
PATENT HOIST WHEEL
PUT UP AT SHORTEST FOTICH.
sso. p. tostm. [myl-psi9-lyj o. m. habdsxsesgh
c. t. ixsi.es
®afcitm jFimuture.
DiBCOCK & FBEK,
HI 3AKDOI.PH STUEKT.
Eoaawooi and Walnut,
ALSO,
JHAMBSBJJINIKGKOOM & COMMON FDBKITIJB
TN QEXAT TAELBTY.
Wood Seat and Cane-Sent Chairs. Bedsteads aadßtj
■6fiti9. School Furniture on hand and to order.
■W“ particular attentaonjgid to Country Order*.
ans
PATENT BUCKWHEAT
&. • FLOUB—MannlacturcO hi
HAWKSfi! t CEAP3IAS,
MICHIGAN MIXiXiS.
Try the very best Buckwheat Flour in the city— purv
md white. _
Choice Graham Flour, from Winter Wheat.
Cracked Wheat, fresh and sweet -
White Winter Wheat Flour cf the beat quality.
■?xtra Spring Wheat Flour.
Delivered to any part of tbe city.
Btors—'So. STB South Water Street.
glegal Jimices.
QTATE OF ILLINOIS COUNTY
O Or COOK. 69.—C00k Bouatv: Circuit Court. Octo.
ter Term, \. D. It&J. Tboroaa Slcnmond and Olive
Richmond Ids wife, vb. Daniel O. Qutvey and Henry
jin ur'.cbonaar.
public notice U hereby given to the said Daniel O.
Qnl' cy imf! Deary Hnra'lcliou?ar that a wmofatt ich-
Dient fjsaed ont of the office of tlie Cle* k of CookCoun
tv Clrmit Court, da'ed the 31st davof Ansasr. A. D.
3562, at the suit of the sail Thomaa Richmond and
Olive Richmond his wife, and ht the estate ot the
said Daniel O. Qnlvey and Henry Hamricbousar, for
the snm of Twelve Hundred and flfly Dollars, directed
to the fclieriir of Cook-County, which said writ has
been returned executed. . . ,
No«-,thwefore. unless yon, the said Daulel O.Qolvej
and Henry nutctichousar shall personally be and ap
pear befoj c the said Cook County Circuit Court, on or
Wore the first dav of the next Term thereof, to be
holden at the Court House In theCltyofChlcaeo.ontbe
2nd Mondav ol October. A D 1562, srlve rpe iat ball- »nd
plead to ttu euidpUmilitr's action, judgment wl;i be
entered against yon. and In favor of the said Thomas
Richmond and Olive Richmond, his wife, and 83 much
of the property attached as may be sufficient t j sat’sfy
the sell lodgment and costs »‘ll heaoid to satisfy the
same lOf. L.CHU.BCH.'CIerk,
BubniLoi & MaHTIn-. PUTb Att’f. sep2-u37-4w
QTATE OF ILLINOIS, COUNTY
O OF COOK, ss.—Circuit Court of Cook County.
October xenn, JS62. George H. Jewell vb. Mary
Jewell.— ln Chancery. „„ _ „ .
Affidavit of the non-reridence of Mary Jewell, de
fendant above earned, having been filed In the office
of the Clerk of said Circuit Court of Cook County.
Notice is given to the said Mary Jewell that
said complalnaut fill* d bis hill of complaint In said
Court, on tlie Chancery side thereol, on the fifteenth
day Of August. iSHWTand that a summons thereupon
issued cut of 8 id Court acab stsald defendant, resara
ahieon the second Monday of October next, il36?j as
you. the said Mary Jewell shall per*
souallv ne ana appear before said Circuit Court or
Ccoi Couutv. on the first day of the next term thereof.
te bo boldeti at Chicago, In said County, on tUe second
Monday of October. iSfcJ. and plead, answer or demur
to the saidcomplalntinte’bill of complaint, the same
and the matters and things therein charged and stated
■wlil be taken as confessed, a* <1 a decree entered against
JOO accordins to tHe
W. S. Fblkrb, CompVta Sol’r. an2J*t9U4w
CTATK OF ILLINOIS, COUNT V
O OF COOK, 89.—Circuit Court of Cook County,
September Term. 1862. George W, Bob man vb. George
wcßorv Johneot anr JaiictM. Johnson.—ln Chancery.
affidavit of the non-residence of George Astmry
Jebnson and Juliet M. Johnson, defendants above
named, having been filed in the office of the Clerk of
said Circuit Coart cf Cook County. Notice is hereby
tlven to the said George Asbary Johnson and Juliet
I Johnson, that said complainant filed his bill of
complaint In eaid Court, on the CUanceryslde thereof,
on the twenty-second day of August. 1252 and that a
summons thereupon Issued out of said Court against
said defendants, returnable on the first Monday of
September next, (1862). *s is by law recmlred.
Now. vou the said George Aebury Johnson
and Joliet M. Johnson, shall personally be andanpeor
befue paid Circuit Court of Cook County, on the first
day of the next term thereof, to be holoen at Chicago,
in said County, on the first Monday of September.
1592, and plead, answer or demur to the said com
plainants’ bill of complaint, the same and the matters
ana things therein charged and stated will be taken
nscorfrssed. end a decree entered against you ao
cortinlinepmyei of MtOWU. CHCRCO Clert
S. K. Dow, Compl'to Sol’r. amS-tSU-tw
T? STATE OF ASHLEV GIL
-8 BERT Deceased.— Public notice la hereby
jriven to all persons having claims against the estate
of Ashlev Gilbert, deceased, to present the same for
adjudication and settlement to the October term of
the County Court of Cook County, to be holden at the
Court Hnnse, In the City of Chicago, on the third
Monday < 1 1)cto^>er R A^D a |^6EP.T, Administratrix.
Chicago Aug. 19th. U62. au-30-ti3*Aw
CTaTB OF Illinois, county
0 OF COOK, bs. —Superior Coart of Chicago.
November Term. 1*62. James Summer* and Ed ward
Martin tb OrriaJ Eo«e. Daniel T. Elston, William
via vrt'Uam L Davis Edward Martin, Lawrence
Proui Eoward Scully. Thomas Scully. Patrick Dana,
Bridget Quirk. Ellen Scu'ly. Margaret Scnliy,George
Proui Wttam Front Ellen pjont. Otho Klemta,
Joseph E. Bhefiield Mathew Jordan and Bridget Jor
dan, hle> wife. John Prout, MicbaelPront. Mary Leeson,
WilliamLeesonandJohn Leeson, _ „ - ..
Affidavit that Q:ho Klemm. Joseph E. Sheffield,
Matthew Jordan, Bridget Jo.-dan. his wife. John Front,
Edward Scuiiy and Michael Prose, defeaoaara -oove
n*mcd are non-residents, and that Mary Lee*on,..wll-
Uam Lee son, and John Leeson. defendants above
namea.cn dae Inquiry cannot be fonnd. having been
filed in tre office of the Cle'k of said Snperlor Court
01 Chicago. Notice is hereby given to the said Otho
Klemm. E. Sheffield, Matthew Jordan Bridget
Jorcan. bis "wife. John Front. Michael Prout. M*ry
Leeson, WUllam Leeson, John Leeson and Edward
Sculiv that the complainants filed their bill of com
plaint In anid Coart. on the Chancery side thereof on
the fifth day of August. 1862. and that a summons
trier eur on l»ced oat • f said Court sgiinst said defen
dants on the first Monday of November
next. a£P2), os is by law required. _ _ . _
-Now, unless j on. the talc Otho Klemm, Joseph K
Sheffield, Ma’lhcw Jordan. Bridget Jorden, ais wife,
John Front. Michael Front. Mary Leeson, William
Lee* on. Edward Scnlly and John Leeson snail person
ally be and appear before said Superior Court of Chi
cazo of Cook County, on the first day of the nextt-»m
thereof to beholden at Chicago, in said County, on
- the first Monday of Novettb* r. 1 c 62, and plead, answer
o- demux to the said complainants bil» of complaint,
tt-esam*. and the matters and things therein charged
. and elated, win be taken as cotfeajcd, and a decree
.satostjon <g. gl^tL£,“‘ d
D. N.BubsiiaM, Compl’ts* Sol’r, aul6-ts3u4w
A DMINISTRATRIX NOTICE.
t\. BTA'LE .OF ILLINOIS. COOK COHSTY. M.-
cooßtr Conrt ol Cook Comity. ,
.gfegg SA"e ™gf|b
■|^^^si2^aaaa®Sffi
Md demands Against the estate, when and where all
and me tne ■»“g lllllrtnitrlx &&& DoUver Waiter.
Chicago, Juis aid, 1562.. jeJ-tL. td
CITATE OF ILLINOIS, COUNTY
0 OF COOK, ss.—Superior Court of Chicago. Sep
tember Term. 1562. Sarah M. Donn vs. David Dana—
the non-resldence-of David Dnun. drffen
-1 dant above named, having bnfi Ifd In lhe offlceof
the Clerk of sal** Superior Court of Chicago. Notice
is hereby given to the Bifid David Onnn
plain act filed her bid of complaint In said Conrh on
■ Uifc Chant-cry sidethereof on the ninth day of August.
3862. and that a summons thereupon Issued .out oisald
Court against said defendant, returnable «i neflnt
Monday of September next, (IS63J. as Is by law re
ls"w mless jot. tho ana Vavjil Vmm,Jbiol penoj
ally be and ai n»ar before said Superior Court ofChi
eaJo ofCook Countr on the first d*y ofthe ne« term
aSAoltoLt liolden at CMrago, tosa dcoantj. ™
the first Monday of
ewer to the said complalnanfa bid of com
-1 W)DBSH>GS Surnx. Compl'E' Soi’r. auU-tsMiw
Uailroaos.
TLIINOIS C.B.NTR&L RAIL
X EOAD.
On sod alter Sonday. July 22th, trains *7lll leave
from, the Great Central Depot astoilows;
&50a.m.fSiudaya excepted,) arriving at Peoria at
B;Sop.m.;Logansportat9:oop.m.; Decatur at*B:l2 p.
m.; Snringlleld at 455 p. m.; Naples 7:33 p. m.; Quin
cy 11 p. ro.; Vincennes 1050 p. m,; St. Louis p.
td .; Terre Haute 2iiC a. m.; Cairo 353 a. m.
650 p m. (Saturdays extent*-*!.) at St. Louis
6c25p.m. ;-Terre Haute SSS p. m ; Vincennes 152 p.m.;
Evansville 5-.10p.ni.. CairoU-.iO a. m.
On Saturdays a train will be inn to Drbana, leaving
Chicago ats:ls p m.
Trait s arrive at Chicago at 355 a. to. and 950 p. m.
Seeping Cars on Night Train?. Baggage cUecled to
all Important points.
For tickets and information apply at the oJHceln the
Great Central Depot.
FOR HYDE PAEK AND "WOOD LAWN.
Trains leave Chicago: Leave Wood Lawn:
950 a. m. TSO a, n.
1250 m. 9:15 a. m.
450 p.m. 150 p.m
6:15 p. m. 4:15 p. m.
1050 p. m. 7:15 p, m.
v tt. t*. &p,TTTrr s ceni sar«’«.
W.P JOHNSON. Geii’l P*s3*-E?ef Agent.
SEransponamm
a?OR LAKE
A?
i*. w. BIOKUS
■Willleave A.Harvey* ro.’sDock. SEXT SATCTTV
DAY. AUGUST tSd.at7o”cloc£ P.it,for
The Various Ports on Lake Superior.
For Freight or Pasan* e apply to ___ . _
A. HASVET & CO*
apU-pSCSSm 226 and 333 South water streei
PEOPLE’S LINE
—or—
NEW STEAMERS,
For Buffalo & Intermediate Ports
These Bouts are new and splendidly tarnished, with
a view to the comlort of passengers. _ „ _
One boat of this line leaves daily at 6 o’clock P. M,
from the L C. H. R. Dock, for the above ports.
Ticket oece No. 12 Sooth Water ttreet, opposite the
Central Depot, Chicago.
L. BBADIET,
jyl-655&-8m Only Anthorized Agent,
A.
WALLINGFORD
WFSTEEE AGEHT FOE
GREAT WESTEBB
A.KD
GRAND TRUNK
RAILWAYS,
ALSO FOB
CHICAGO ASB Sißm
PROPELLER LINES
Connecting at Sarnia with
GREAT WESTERN AND GBAS3
TRUNK KAILWAIB,
For all points Bast.
f3T" TRANSPORTATION to and from NEW YOBJ
BOSTON, PORTLAND. MONTREAL, and all Rffl
Tort, Kew England and Canadian Towns,
Via all Bail, or Water and Bail,
AT LOWEST SURBEHT BATES.
For Kates, Bills Lading, Ac., apply at the
Company’s Office, comer of Bake ant
Dearborn streets, Cnicago.
Or at the Steamboat Office of A. E. GOODRICH, flir
■Warehouse abots Kuan btt.est Bumcs, on Kivu,
street. my29-rt47drs
THE
Western framporfafisa U
BSD
WESTERN EXPRESS,
1862.
THE WESTERN TRANSPORTATION CO?S
PANT having made to run their Lain
Btesm Propellers on alternate days with those of th*.
NEW YORK CENTRA!*
ISO
MICHIGAN CENTRAL RiUBOADi
Numbering thirty llm-clasa, staunch and strong steax
era, offer to the commercial public, the following et
dcntly superior facilities for the transportation of mas
cfeandlse and produce to and from the Eastern, Wcr
ern. Northern and Southwestern States. The C#s
panj’a unequalled CANAL facilities, consisting Of
130 Canal Boats,
Of the largest class, six of which leave New York an*
Buffalo dally, connecting at Buffalo with the folicwtai
Propeller tinea:
THE WESTEKV EXPRESS,
(Owned and operated by this Company) will ran ova
the New York Central KaUroad to Buffalo, connecting
with the various Railroads leading West, and with tht
following lanes of Propellers on the Upper and Lowe
Lake*:
The Upper Lake line Baity.
W. T. Co. Steamers. B. C. A C. Line Steamers
TONAWANDA, FOUNTAIN CITTgj
FRF-E STATE, WENONA,
MOHAWK, MENDOTA,
PLYMOUTH, £V£BGB£ESCm>
NEPTUNE, GALENA,
MAT FLOWER, CHICAGO.
Leaving the dock at Erie Boris, and foot of Mtabigei
street, every evening at 7 o'clock. For freighter pas
sage, apply at the Western Transportation Office, Brii
Sarin, ana the Buffalo. Cleveland and Chicago Lid
Office, foot of Michigan street.
The Betroit line Baity,
Via Forth Shore direct, connecting at Buffalo with U»
Few York Central, and Buffalo, Few
Toik and Erie Railroads.
W. T. Co. Steamers.
MISSOURI,
ILLINOIS,
SAGINAW,
DUNKIRK,
CONCORD,
MARX STEWABI
OMAR PASHA.
Leaving Die dock, Erie Borin, every evening, at*,
o’clock. ForfrelghtorpaassgeapplyattheCompanj*!
Office, Erie Basin
Cleveland, Toledo, Sandusht
and Green Bay line.
Central Railroad Steamers.
EQUATOR, EQUINOX,
Alt AXES, EUPHRATES,
ECLIPSE, COMET,
SOCKET, MARQUETTE.
CUYAHOGA, ORONTES,
FOREST QUEEN,
Leaving the dock at Brls Basin, at 7 o’clock F. M. Fa
freight and passage apply to X. D. Dole, Agent, Offi?
footer Michigan street. . _
For bills lading and contracts by Canal or Banrew
Coentiea Blip,- Few Tori
HUGH ALLEN, •* “ ** ■ "
A. COLSON. No. Aster Bouse. New York.
8. G. CHASE, 113 Flcr, Albany. N. Y.
p_ 6. CHASE. 191 Elver street, Troy. N. Y.
J. L HURD & ro_ Hnrd’p Dock, Detroit, Mich.
J. J. TALLMADGE, Hiariasipplandprtirld.DttCh»
Railroad Dock, Milwaukee.
E. A- BUCK, Green Bay, Wla.
•W.F. HURD, Boston. Mass. „ . ,
Western Transportation co, Erie Basin, Buffalo.
CONSIGNEES!
BOND & MORRIS Cleveland, Ohio.
DEFFISOFB.aUItE & CO., Toledo,{Bile.
W. T. Dili. Sandusky,Ohio.
JOHN HEAEF&UI-, Erie, Fa.
DUTTON & RAYMOND. Kaclne/Wla.
KENOSHA PIER CO-, Kenosha, Wu.
W. H. WEIGHT & CO, Waukegan. CL
J.Y. KIRKLAND, Sheboygan, Wla.
C. T. RICHMOND,
Down Freight Agent, North Dearborn Btrss,
J, W. TITTI.H, Up FrelsM A^elit
Foot of State street, Chicago, CL
api4-pSDS6a ______
THB
Northern Transportatioa Cs’i
OF OHIO
Is prepared to transport property between
Sestaa, all Poiata In New Eagland, Sew Tort
and the West,
With promptness, care and dispatch.
This well known Line of Fourteen Fim-ciaaa Best?
Steamers, connects at Ogdenaburg with the
Poiirrtfi/i for Boston and all Feints in 9o
England;
At Cape Vincent with the
‘Railroad and PropeUor line between Ca>
Yincent and Hew York)
And arOswego with a
USE OF 25 FIEST CLASS CANAL BOAT*
Between Oswego. Troy, Albany and New YorU
Forming a DAILY LINE from Boston. NewT«g
Ogfiensbuitm. Cap® Vincent and Oswego to Qereltnf
Toledo and Detroit,
AND A TRI-WEEKLY LTSB TO
Chicago, Sflwaahea and Intermediate Port.
kfiBKTS:
r uv«n. «i Broadway, New York. John Hoejk
m^ss&ssss\issssß
EeTTaylofTMamiyaCo, Badne. .
CLARY A HOWE, Agents
Foot of North tasalla it, Chioago.
2Uah atffi ©il 212Edrfts.
LEAD AND OH
%J WDBKA .
- Conor Clinton Fultoa-sto, Wart SUs>
IHB PIFK, BUIiSTS, BiS* SHEET
V.tivseed on,.
Shot, Whita.WM, Bed La»d Bi
PUMPS ANSI HTDRAOLIC BAMS.
Order, mta tM tnule lofieltafl.- Blgaort marlst
F -^^Tcngßa.
jmgTigg to iLcsK:
/pitEASXJRY NOTES, GOLD
JL AND SILYEB ' . • •'
WASTED AT THE HIGHEST FBEXHJX.:.
Bnd WaI K I 3S Clark street,
ljl-st9Sm FoßtOfflceßoxQSe, Chicago, m.
MONi t: TO LO A NON
CHICAGO cm FBOFEBSY,
Or on Good lupbovkd Fabjo, within 100 mlla* el C2fl*
easo this state. Farms for sale cheap,
CHAMBESSaLSa UlLaSeffi,
IsaiiroEog.
QHICAGO AND NORTHWEST.
B eimt Kr.»epo t Janesville. Galena*
oiVi'J'i? * -w «» CWf-n. Fond da Lac,
&c?' Gree& Bar * BerUn - EiP<>“. L*
PavF.ipresscepaVtsat ... iv»a v
£JsLUi2p?»*ft departs «.*• —•SJSLfeS*
.•igbtXapffcu departs &t sT
JtT.esviiie Accr.mmodatflondeparts*at*"i;sP' \r
Pa< Jyprt ßo arrives at ’** k-iVp \r
Flglrt Express arrives at 6-isa.* t£
JantbViUtt Accommodation arrives at.. ’ ,12-sb P \r
„ „ GEO. L DUXLA?. Suit*
F. Dg t^itt.BoaHcsoy, Gm. Tlclcet Agent, oeu-ip
(pmCAGO, BUULINGTCm A
» > QL'IKCT BA.ILEOS.D.
Passenger Tram? leave and arrive at Chicago as fol*
lOT.-sr—Hay Express leaves atftOO A. M- and arrive* &t
6:3n P. M.. (Sundays eiceptod); Xlflit Express leave*
at J»;00 P. M. (S excepted), arrives at ftjs A. H.
fM«.nd;ijs eicopted.) Aurora Accommodation leaves!
at -i.-TO H il and arrive* at 5:40 A. M_ cSnndny? ox*
ci-pud. • ,C. G. HAMMOND. Sup’t.
TAETROIT Ahfb CHICAGO
Xi BAItBOADLim
*Jc saa artsr Moni»ay, May fth. tbs H’chlgM Sent*.
c/nKai''oad Company wHi ran a passeszsr Una ixr
tween CMcagoanaDetroit, via A Mojl, without chanrt
oi cst*, amm. g direct connections with au Canadian
fro.n Detroit. ‘ -
alezant coaches. with raised ventilated root an*
fc x.isbury Danera, w;U ran through on day trains.
Luxurious aleepmc cars, of me latest improvenetih
wdi run aronsJi on nght truing The distance If
si'ortertraa hy anyotheptme. Tbe time and rates 01
be the on otuer routes.
Leave Cr.'ctuo at 7A. M. and 7;?0 p, M. Arrive S
Dfdrnlt *t and 7A. M. Arrive 10 Chicago 83
Tlcieis sold at mime prirripal ticket offices in lt<
Northwest. Also, at the Company's office, 55 ClarZ
street. «cd at tbe Depot, comer Van. Boren and Sher
idan (trr?ts, Chicago. U. It. eb,
S-rST-Sm general Passenger Agegjl
WINTER ARRANGES
aisai?aß Southern asd Lake Bj66K
KA.IL BO AD.
on and aster sukday, Not. So, and sotll forth*
sotira, train* will leave Chicago as follow* ;
Bsm ;osk Day Bzfzsss:
' 7.50 A. 11. daily Cezcept Sunday), via Old 2Csti«&
.SoatLconnecCrv at Elkhart with train ca Sb-
Line Koad, at White Pigeon with train for
Klvera. at Adrian with trains for Jackson, at
Une Jancflcn with trains far Kobtoo and 8&
trolt.
snsar Exfbxsi;
7:33 P. M. daily (except Saturday), via Old 3WR*;
ran Bead, connecting at Air-Line JnnctloawSi
caias for Detroit.
ttaine arrive from the Bast a* Ufcii a. M. *aaU Z, Q,
All the above train* make regular connect!cm »
.trap kirk,Pcofala Niagara Falls, Albany. New Yccjfr
Boston. Philadelphia, Baltimore, and ail points Baa).
Luxurious new Sleeping Coaches, wit* *u nodo*
torptoremer.ta, ran between Cleveland and Chlsatl
Without changeon Night Trams.
Through Tickets can be obtained at the Compass**
Office, 56 Clark street, under the Sherman House, or 5i
the Depot, comer of Van Sores and Sherman ttreata
JOHN H. K. SAWYKbT^
Hen*! »npt, Toledo. O. Seal Wf*teraAat.
MICHIGAN CENTRAL RAIL.
SOAD.
BSKAT CZ3TEAI. HOOTS TO fTHW YOSK. BJtW
ENGLAND AND TEE CANADAS^
On and alter SUNDAY. May 4th. iSEi Trains leap?
the Great Central Union Depot, foot of Lake ttresft. a|
follow?!
■{Except Snnoay) amvea it Detroit it fca
P.M, Suspension Bridge a*. 4.-05 &. Al
bany S:3O p. iL, New Tor* WOP. H* Bo*
ton 11:30 P.M.
-(Except Saturday), arrives at Detroit at bis
A. IL. Suspension Bridge 5:15 P. H„ Aihaaj
sK>‘ A. New TorJclftOiJ A_ M, BC*W
2-JJ3 P.M.
Claebmatl Trains via M. c. Haiiroaa leave Chicago tz
WJO A. Mall Train '»:10 P SL, Fast Express, arrive )>'
The T-.3G p. H. Train leaving Chicago mu through S:
Cincinnati without change of cars or baggage.
Ruttan’s Patent Ventilators arc ran on Day Bxprsr
Trains. Patent Sleeping Cars on all night tr°/ag
1 3T Baggage Checked Through.
THBOUeH Trcsars for sale In all principal K&Urcse
Offices in the West, at the General Office, corner i* 1 ?
and Dearborn streets, (under the Tranont Kousa,>w*j
03go, and ttthe Depot.
B. n. RICE. General Superlntendeat
3. W. SMITE. Western Pass. Ag'C.
7:06 A. M.-
7:S)P.H.-
CHICAGO AND mLW AUKISI
\J RAILROAD.
Fob ilrLWAurxs. L* Cross*. St. part* Desson.
Bxbub; and LvrKKiTETTATs Points.
On ana alter M. UN DAY, May sth. lbt*2.
Trains win leave lh° Depot, corner of West Kinale aan
Canal streets. (Sundays excepted.) as follows:
5:15 A.M.»ad9K) P. M„ and arrive at MilwauEo* i.
12:45 A. M., and 12:3j P. M.
Passenger Trains arrive at Chicago at IL3O A. M. i
fcISP.M.
ytatebsas accommodation tsatn leave* CM«a»
at 5:20 p. M, and arrives at Ctlcaeo at ife-ti a 11.
my 3 8, C. BALD WCX, Superintendent.
GOHSOLIOA2EB
Q.BEAS
LINK i 1
CIHC TZSXZI MTD CHICAGO
ATE-LINE EAILRCA2.
forty Miles Che Shortest Bouts to Clnslnzrat!, IsCISS
polls and Louisville.
TKA2HS leave West tide Union Depot Chicay®
daily, as follows;
7.C0 A. M.—Day £xpreas,asd Man (Sundays exceptSA*
7.SOP.M. Right Express (Saturdays esceptedj
Arrive at Cincinnati at S.SO x a. and H.Ot p JC
Couthxbn CouNXcnoss—At Indlanapuiu iorFTtyjJ
iln, Columbus, Madison, Jeffenouviilfe
and all points in Central and Southern Indians; alto toy
Louisville, Fraatfort, Lexington, and all points South.
Eastsss Andersonsactsicnmoa*
lor Peona,Drbana. Dayton, Xenia, Column a*, and as
points in Central and Eastern Ohio.
Connections at Cincinnati for Hamden, Harriett?*
Parkerc-bnrg, and points on the Ohio Eiv»~
rbrougb tickets by this line can oe obtained at 83
prlncip&i Railroad Offices in the Northwest, and at tbs
Company’s Office. No. IS Randolph street. Chicago
(under tno rhnrrr,<ui Housed
JOHN FBANDT, Gen. snp„ Richmond, lad.
CHAS FOLLETT, Gen. Ticket Agent, Chicago, 223,
SAJI A. LEWIS, Wes’nPass. Agent. Chicago.
riHICAGO AND ROCK I3LANS
\J RAILROAD.—Chans* o? Tim*. .
Summer arrangement, commencing Sunday. Uayiiti
If 52. Trains leave Chicago. Day Express and Mail, flta»
days excepted. 9;00 a. m.; Night Exprop*. Baturdaya ees
ccpteo. t;tXt r. m.; Joliet Accommodation, Sundays 635
cepted, 5:00 p. m; Through Trains arrive &3U a~ it. and
and 65j ?. iu Joliet Accommodation. 9 45 a. at.
JOHN F. TRACY. Genl BUPt
'PITTSBURGH, FT. WAY2SB £
.11 CHICAGO RAILWAY.
Passenger Trains leave the Depot, comer of Blfljg
Mid Canai street*. Chicago, dally at
7;on A. M. Fast Line, (except Sundays.)
7*s} F. M, Night Express, (except Saturd ajgj
fciO P. W, for Valparaiso.
Arrive at Chicago at B.isA.M.andS:isF.lC.
For Boston, STew York, PbxLacelpi.^
BAIiTmOBBt VASBKTGTOITt
Harrtebnrg an£
AIXO-FOS ALBAHT, BUTT AS, O. DcaCU. Ctam*S2
COKnCDUB, CQfCZSBATX. DxTTOH,
And til intermediate fitaaoai between Chicago S*i
the cities above named.
Sleeping Cars os night trains, and baggage D} cc*.
rente checked through to an Eastern Clnec.
Bat ooe change of cars between Chicago and H.YOJa
tla Allentown on train leaving Chicago at 7:30 P. SS.
Tickets for sale at the principal Ticket Offices is Sjs
West, at the Company’s Office, comer of Randolph Stf
Dearborn street*, and at the Union Depot, West*»s
Chlcaco. WiL F. BBLINB, GdP. FSA AgQ&
A. HOLLIDAY, Ticket Agent.
1862. THE 1862.
PEMSILTASIi CEHTRAL E.
SBfi MUea Doable
(with its oosnectlosu
SI A FIRST-CLASS BOUTS,
YOB SAFETY, COMFORT &F9 SYESB
To all the EMtern Cltieef
THB TRACK IB BTOFZ SALL&BTCS
&FD BBTIBSLY BBSS FBOM DUSTS
THREE DAILY TBAIF9 FROM
PITTSBURGH TO FHTLADELFEI&'
(wltheloee connections from WcatarnCßJaa.!
ALL CONNKCTTN6 DIRECT TO NSW TCBS2
THROUGH PHILADELPHIA,
And dose connections at Harrtsburgh for
BALTIMORE AND WASHESGTCSI
YBOM FITTSBOEaS TO NEW TOSS
Onetral runs dally (123 mflesj
VIA ALLENTOWN, WITHOUT CHANGE OF BBSS*
tetlfteg la adTOSM of >3 other Eoii«-,
EIGHT DAILY TRAINS FROM
PHILADELPHIA T© SEW YQSBi
Tickets tor Sale to Boston by Scot
Beat Tickets good on say of the sound lines.
yabz to all points as low as any bqv s»
sleeping CABS
OS NIGHT TRAINS TO
PHILADELPHIA, SEW TOES * SALTISH
BAGGAGE CHECKED THROUGH AND TBAffe
Y2BBBD FREE.
FBEItfHTSI
By ttis Route preigna of as deacxipUocaeaa M ]<&
wanted to sad from Philadelphia, Few York. Bcrtgj
r r p.MmortL to and from any point on the Baflrcs<?
cf Ohio. Kentucky, Indiana. Xulnola. Wisconsin,
or Missouri, sr Kailboad dxesox.
The Pennsylvania Central Ball Road alio connects £$
Pittsburgh with Steamers, by which Goods can be f£2-
warded to any part on tha Ohio, Muskingum. ZSS>
tacky. Tennessee. Cumberland, ullnoia. Klsrisslppk
Wisconsin, Missouri, Kansaa Arkansas and Bed Blver*:
and at Cleveland. Sandusky and Chicago with tinSsj
ers to all Forts on the North-Western Lakes.
Merchant* and Shippers entrusting the transport;
non of their Freight to this Company, can rely 9S£
confidence on its BpcedytrauHlt.
tttic RATES OF FREIGHT to and from any 9001%
in the West by the Pennsylvania Central SailEcatW
»ot AT at.t.TIXZB AS 7A7OSABXJP A 9 AXS GSLSJCnS JV r
OTBkB SAIL SOAP OOMPAHOT. ■
er Be particular and mark package* H TIAP3Sfr
contracts or Shipping Dlrectfoss,BPT.U
to cr address either of the fcuowlng Arena d S»-
COT cmskß * CO, Chicago, mintda.
D A. STEWART, Freight Agent PWtab’Slsft,
rT.ARKK & Tranaier Agents,
h yf, BROWN A CO- Cincinnati, Ohio.
aTc. MKLDRUM A <x>- Madison, ladlaaa,
J.E. MOORE. Lcul»vili2,Hy.
W. w. AIKMAF & CO_ Evxnsvde. lai
B. T. SASS, St Louli Mo. v _
W- H- as E. L. LAs?Hffirr t GsOlpofr, CMS.
C- B. NEAL, FarkeraSurg, Virginia
w at.t. * CO_ Marietta, Ohio.
H. 6. FIERCE & CO- Zanesvffle, Ohio. .
McDowell a MCCOLM, Portsmouth. Gtaa.
R. MdNHELY. MarsviUc. Ky.
J. F. JOHNSON, Ripley, OMO
JOBN TODD. Covlnfftou. Kv.
a r, wbatos.nevpAad. Ohio. , ..
gf-nertiTrttTeUlugAgSSt SSS
Socft aafi we*?.
in® t
rioter**nd Farmers win. ffiaotcct
tnseoMroatelotlAve £*s?*»sS3
and supplied w.ti every convenlsaea, aafi
Deeaopeuedon cats line sadifc ted gym
attention fs paid to Uiutr w««i. -t From
wtoWUToumLeT^c^eaieK^
& choice la elfeied. of the Pn»limßLKUßi
STBTW YOBK a^BALTIMOBKM&SSSTS,- ThttWlU
£sb -he found the shortest; qleksst and act dte«
Stock to New York—[via. gßeatowah-SiC
with fewer chanwa than any other.
ENOCH LEWIS, GenTSnpX Altoona,**.
L. iL HOOPT. Genl Ticket Agent, Philadelphia,
it H. HOCSTCN, ees*l Freight Agist. PbUadaftfcß
jal-k!75-2j, . ,-j
/V&LENA A CHICASO UNIOB
port. Warren. tfites
SSt»!p»tf enters forßeldt and JanesTmewlO
KrSjiSniltooP-H.trank- Past*M«r»aff«S*
gi Rontry. EQchznimd. fIQWI.WI *** *
wfinta, wmtatothatflOP.M. trtl*.
i mm* s«. •»&
c.ii.irailUß.6a.nwmr ati.». **
jt»h.icago and sx. idina
BAILSOAB LOOL
CHANGE OF TI» E|
'&&SESSSSSS&BS
syi3 w*