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~R1oHxoNp THRATRE.


TRIcHMoN THEATRE
KtsxKL MoxLEy... Sole Lessees and Managers.
l. B. PHILLIPS. .........'......'..o stage hana8ef.
Third night of the triumphant Encouragement OF
the eminent TTssSean,a1n4ii Nj;
Who will appear in his justly popular character
As originally perfornsd hy him IN this country
MIR. C. w. COULDOCK's
'inp she HIGHEsT ENcoMiUMs
From the Press and Public, wherever he has per
ovE fgrmsa l. ORCHESTRA
To conclude with the new whimsical Farcetia,
ZEN 20;
WAX VS.. BUTToNs
RE RBEs' GALLERY.-PHoTooRAPH ~, u, and
gilt frames. Price reduced ons- half during the
ufuliy taken by the aid of REEFS Instantaneous
process. Operators will be taught THU. process,
| Including otber valuabl instruction, for three
ha aps"s, '0'''r'' AppE REEFS, las Main st.
ne Fon sALE.-ons Of HOES LARGE CYLIN.
DER PRINTING PRESSES, 4oxs7; This Press ID
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81, TO THOMAS Y: DUDLEY AM
S son We, the JURY in the case OF thu
th cd OF returning you our sincere thanks for tn,
| very kind and courteous manner yon have stu
died our comforts during very tedioas session
5oha d. Charles, Robert Lumpkin,
I. 5 5. k ksIiiias. ". ). h slsas,
Robt. Avis, W. l.. HILL
Richmond, April 2, 1861. apslt~
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LOSH-A black SETTER Doc, with
Il ssrSC W bite breast, and probably little hite
- N one foot answers to tho naIns OF
"LRo." A liberal reward win be paid for his de-
livery to me- at ths Freight Otice Of the f., I. Il
p. K. Z. Company -
NH 2Lts JOHN r. MACMURD0.
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NTANTED--Au persous to Know tnaI mana
" fscture all styles and qualities OF TkUNhe.
aud have always on hand the largest stock to be
found In the South, embracing superior IRON
Frame Sole Leather Trunks, ladies French Dress
Trunks, Bonnet Boxes also, all the sonnon
styles all sold at manufacturer prices, hole
sale and retail, az salesrooms ia Main street,
nearly Opposite Dispatch ONCE. Factory Esry
street, below 18th.
ne Trunks Repaired. ~ orrs
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CHARTER ELECTION.
FOR SUPERINTENDENT OF s7REETS

ANNOUNCE MYSELF C nAaNT
bhYdda,e for the office Of sU iss he du
~ f.itbfnlIy and honestly, to the best o. my
sbiIity. ZAP 1-3t#1 c. A. BRoChME I'm.
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O DOVE LODGE, No. ai.-BRKrHsHS
w Meet at your Lodge heom. In Rosher's Hail,
~Nthis tWbDS ESDAG evening. at3 o'clock.
to pay the last tnbute OF respect to the
memory of our deceased brother, BEygRLY
CLoPToS.
BE Members OF sister Lodges aud transient bro
theirs are respectfully requested to unite with MS
BY order Of the Worshirful Master.
ap alt GEO H. TOMPKINS Saery
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UNION MEETlNG.--At - meeting oil
E-g the Union party, held last night at the AZ
made for the several Offices in the city
For Mayor-DR. CHAS. s. MILLS.
City sergeant-THOs. U. DUDLEY.
City Assessor-D. NJ. MILLER,
Prosecuting Attorney-R. T. DANIEL.
City Coliector-J. A. HOBSOS.
supt. Water Works. l. DAVIS.
Supt. Gas Works-J0HN ]. FRY.
Supt. streets--M BATES.
High Constable-J0HN II. DI0GES.
Gauger-RICHARD FOX.
Grain Measurer-TH0s. +. BUTLER.
supt. Poor House-RICHARD REINS.
Capt. Night Watch--A. WILKINSON.
GEO. w. SMITH, President.
GEO. Fl. BALDwfs, sec'y. ap At
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s7-~ THOSE TWO OLD COUNCiL-
is >5SMFN R o. HASKINS and N b. HILL,
having consented 10 serve again, if elected, we
call upcn tha voters OF Jefferson Ward 10 return
them to the place they have so faithfully nlied;
having given their time and labor to that good
old Ward-oDe of them having served Tor screen
teen and the other for eight years.
api-ts MANY VOTERS OF THE "Akp
z THE CHARTER ELECTION Is
near at hand, and old JEFF hRSoN
WARD has not seeded from the city OF Rlch,
nond We beg leave to present TO the v0het1 ~
that ward the following gentlemen ior ooonciN-
MEN and ALDERMEN -
y q Hsskins W. Taylor,
W II Ejfhardgou 4. +. picot,
7 u Gresnor c. r. Hill,
p I!iT George E. Sadler,
Jas. NJ. Talbot, Il y Sanhatt ,.yn
NH 26-dtds JEf rEho'N w - =.
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LOST, STRAYED, &c.

AZ STRAYED OR STOLES-From ths
I4V front of house on 18th strant, near the
~A<A Market, on sunday night, black HORSE,
with Bride aud Saddle. The Horse Is about forr
wears old, in good order, and has blaze face nna
Il small spot on the back, caused by the saddle
For the return Of the property, or such intorma-
tion as may lead to its recovery, viii paw re-
ward of FIVE DOLLARS WIN: DlAS,
Opposite Col. r. o. Haskins, Rockets
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- HIGH CONSTABLE.

FEE GEUkUE A. FREEMAN.
Vote for him. Why Because his bushes
qualification fits him for the office. He il homes
and faithful TO any trust given TO him. He Is de
pendent upon his own merits for his election, AN
ing else. lap 3-itI FRIEND.
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VIA RETURN nv sincere thanks to those
RSSsfIeof my friends who have exerted them
selves in my behalf, and those who intended to
vote for me but upon mature reflection, have
concluded to withdraw from the contest.
Yours, very respectfully
an 3-itx IHoS. BARHAh-
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w CARRIAGE-city made substan- oHE -.
tial, aud Ia good condition. twill EOSE
he sold eh cap, because the owner has
no use for 1t. Inquire At o,ror>.
No Mai AZ
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NNANrED.-A young lady, and II Nirginian,
w who has had several years experience 10
TEACHING, is DESTROYS of obtaining u situation
in School or private family, for giving instruc-
ton In the several ENGLISH branches and In
FRENCH. She Will furnish abundant tssEino-
malls IN desired Address .tW b. r." Rsh-
,n"nd u. NH 2S-eodts
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EYANTED-TO HIRE NkeRUEs. II wish to
w hire 100 NEGROES, iaES and BoYsp for
the renal dAr of this year, to work on Railroad
in North Carolina, principally between the towns
Of Rockingham aud Charlotte, and lying south
and west of Danville, in this State. The country
is high and healthy. Apply 10 WIN. y. PHIL
LIPS of Richmond, or myself
- 5,a pnVpET uApVRY Contrar.oy
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,cA NO PARTY -
GEORGE A. FREEMAN, n young man highly
qualified for the Office of HIGH CONSTABLE.-
V0to for his, one and all
ap3-lt ARIEL.
, 1861-07-16

aDs Of the assets Of any bank In this State for the
benefit of stockholders who may bo citizens or the
non elsveholding Statea Of tho United States OF
America, and this prohibition shall continue du-
ring the existence Of the War In progress. II any
bank officer shall directly or indirectly violate the
provisions Of this section, he shall be guilty OF
felony. and. on conviction, be sentenced to I'M
ptisonment IN the State Penttentiary for period
Of not less than five Dor more than ten years,
SEC. II. Be it further enacted, That the interest
on all bonds Of the State, or upon which the State
may be liable, held by the citizens corporations
Ct fliend!y Powers, shall be paid at Nashville,
the Comptroller OF the State, and It. shall be the
duty Of the various railroad companies to pay the
interest required Of them into the hands Of the
TT, Treasurer: provided, eatd bonds were osna ade
porations on the 18th day Of April, 1861,
and that fact is made to appear to the
eatisfaction Of the Comptroller Of the State
ard proof of the fact, II desred BY the comptsol.
ler, Or upon the establishment Of the fact in such
other manner as ehall be satisfactory to said Off
ssid points TIC interest on said bonds win be met
provided, further, If any Of said bonds shall be
owned bona fde By q citizen Of the Confederate
States, and the same is held By guardian agent
be paid as provided in this sectfon provided, the
same shall be paid to the owner Of said bonda, or
to duly authorized agent attorney or guardian,
being citizen Of the Confederate States.
words, ''at their first meeting" Of the seve til
section, eleventh line, OF an act passed Fcr1t.1v
y, 1856. chapter 2l0, be and the same are hereby
SEC Is. Be it further enacted That .,,is &C: til,
@us's "0A a''a @'''s y " p15s1Sii G. Wn1rrHoRxE
Speaker OF the House Of REPRESENTATIVES.
B. L. STOVALL,
Speaker Of the Senate
Passed July I. 1861.
4 true copy. j. f. r. PAT, Secretary OF State.
, 1861-07-16
THE HARVEST AND CROPS.

OR1o-The farmers ara hec1on;no m tsrres.
their wheat in this section and thau -
crop AZ far from reachine their ernectefions n
come localities the inseet 1as dnn cnnai5o. ~ -
damagr ind their advent hcinn 1atar 1hsn rs1.1
the rain was tno far advanred fnr 49,.
injury from this cause. ShopId the weather nrnre
favorable for getting the grain from the field, the
crop In this region will fall least oneGhira short
Of what the husbandman calls good one. Com
plants are frequent OF the scarcity Of help and in
some places We hear that 1aborcrs demand 81 and
$260 per day. The prospect that wheat viii rule
low after harvest and Of having to pay double price
for labor, is by no means an encouraging state OF
things to The produeer.-1o1edo Blade.
Esxs.s-Tba fa1, 7rboa+ IN tb;. ,,t,,,,.,
nearIy ali haryested an the avn s.1,t nUm
readT for he resner Thn ndrat},ns - 20 r. ~
sverige Weld The bcrv il aene.aiIv ninJn and Ea5
mod and althnnoh son1a aeijs hsra aar a.n auu
What Injured by Fnst. 1y smut r. xet a. na.-
eraI thIr{, the RIM ia hcaithr and hef1r 49,
in goni share - '%-0 9~A"7 a0A 'sseeo
forn never iooked finer at tbfs rim. ,f +h<, .,..-
thon nnps We nn;ccG M sbnrt +r;r thscsah s11h
the cnnntrv few i4ars s;nce manva ~ Hhish
the rom tras from fua ~ oirbt faof h;1h an a-
fresh ana rf1o-ons wh;fa a,o ~. 49,, ~ 10y
rpadv for ths tahIe pnto+oa. 49, Ia an,t ~
rari sna, he;n f saloSs a. asg IoLl1 los-
for th t.ii and ~ u ~ usGn
ownn to thr want ~ rain ahnn+ tne 1ioe ~
~ ~ ~ ;a IL ~ aa'!l aouut tns al1e u piaal-
5e 5le1d oa Is ~ Jsl 4oa very aponeaat IN
.n arn rsr Tsniasv uI nsnogg aa u SCI
MEn,rss r. - ea~~a. .oe ~, ~ s'..
,n1,har - fsr,,ars fla giunss!eo Mten quste
ard to +b ~ -nn, t as seeaons ~ e
Ga[o 10 Inc growing crops, ana they unite IN the
, 1861-07-16
CHICAGO COURT RECORD.
UNITED STATES CIRCUIT COURT,

UNITED STATES CIRCUIT COURT.
I'll. Lloyd Powell vs. Geo. ". Lee ct a. Sub
mltted to Court by agreement. Evidence heard,
Taken under adyiscment.
212. Samuel L. F1sk rs. Samuel Welley Eject
ment. Submitted to Court, aud issues found for
plaintiff for one undivided and not gull
y. As to the remaining five ei1ths, question as
to costs aeseesed.
James !. Hsrris ys. Edmund B. Kent. Eject
mcnt. Judgment Of July II, 1860, vacated, Case
to be redocketed and new trial awarded
Daniel Ross ct al ys. g. Wodell. Ejectment On
trial.
In charcery.-Jewcll ct al vs.. Lindsey ct al Re-
port OF receiver filed and approved.
CIRCUIT COURT or COOK COUNTY
SOL: Hildreth ys. Chapman ct al. Judgment by
stipulation for 1874 81 and costs.
305; Hild1eth IS. Chapman ct al. Judgment for
T49. Wheeler ct al vs. Roaenberger ct al. Dis
missed at p1atItifs' cost. Damages satisfied in
74G. Jewett ct al vs. Staaden ct al, Judgment
Tor PLAINTIFF, With one cent damages plaintiffs to
ray c.sts. and lsa1e given them to withdraw bond
= lxs Eisendrath rs. Duggar. Judgment by de.
l41G. Griffith ct al vs.. Bethany. Judgment By
default for $i56.l9.
asfsG;, 1243 G, Grh Ct al vs, Bellamy Judgment by
1921 Gri!llth ct al vs.. Belamy. judgment by
s;e. selden ya. Kline Ct al Motion for new
tiff excepted: and % days given to file bill Of ex-
cepttons, and execution stayed 30 days.
sG2. Carter vs.. Kline. Motion for new trial
cyerrnled, and judgment on verdict,
~. Daniel -. Geary ct n. Motion for new
tiial granted, without payment Of costs.
, 1861-07-16

Passed DErRo,T-July la-Cr-stmr North
Star; props Bay State, Racine; barks S Pome-
roy, B Shepard, Gibraltar, Adriat1c, Fame; bri..
Fo1, SIR Napier, Aayaowcr. D Ferguson Gen
Jessie, J Marsh. Pay STATE, Goz1nthan, Caring:
i Drake. v $ Nelson, Norway, Morniog Light,
Transport, Return. A J Rich, Union, Mosel!e,
Cape Horn. Enterprise, Fashion, r Martin.
,jrSo powSSmffeps Sorthe5n L;f;ht, LifH;ht, Comet; bsrks
White, Smith, HJphen, Yorktown.
PROPELLER Missouri SCSk.-Alettcr to Messrs
J L Hurd i Co.. OF this city, received this morn
ing by the propeller Comet, from Capt Woodworth
ard dated the 10th inst. states that his fine steam
er struck on q reef at Forty Milc Point on Lake
Huron, ard 1s miles from cheboygan river. aud
was Immediately scuttled to prevent her pounding
and going to pieces. The wrecking tug 1eyiathan,
stationed at Mackinaw: had been sent for, with
which Capt. IT. was Of the op1nirn ahc could BE-
pumped out and Immediately got MI ~ e-li,,
The Missouri is a fret class propeller Of the Ncst-
ern Transportation liue, and ii commanded by a
careful aud ekilful navigator. She struck ut t2
O'Clock At night, during thick weather.-Drtroi!
Tribune.
VESSELS PAssISa THROUGH THE wELLAsp Ca
NAL.-Ne are indebted to Capt E. =. Dorr for the
following list of vessels passing through the Wei.
, 1861-07-16

The markets Today were less active-buyers aud
sellers being generally apart in their views. The
heat market opened very dull-buyers insisting
On decline of 112c; but holders were firm, and
towards the close buyers had to pay the full clos
ing prices # Saturday. Only about 40 900 bushels
Of all grades changed hands, at 64s1Q266Sc for No.
spring; b9@61c for No. spring; and 4s@5oc for
Rejected buyers at the close offering the outside
quotations.
There was rather a heavy feeling III the Flour
market at the opening, and sales we're made at a
eight concession on the part Of holders but after
the receipt Of the New York dispatches the mar
ket closed firm With ealcs Of about $500 brls at
IS 30@3.60 for fair to choice spring extra.
Corn was less active, and ne note decline Of
about 1Gc below the inside quotations of Saturday.
with sales OF about 10000 bushels, at 24x@2Gc
for Canal and River Mixed ahoat; 2a1a3c for old
to new receipts mixed In store; and 17K11sc for
Rejected.
Oats were in good demand and firm at AK GD1453c
for No in store. Rye Was dull and neglected.
Barley Was firm. Highwines quiet, with retail
demand at 1s@134c.
Vessel owners were asking higher freights, and
q slight advance was gained. The engagements,
however, were light, at 4kD454c for Corn to
Buffalo; SC for wheat to Buffalo; and SC for oats
to Buffalo.
-, WHEAT. CORN AND OATS. IN sToRE-July Is.
Elonf. Dfis. 2, 5o5
Eefh, bu.--.'... 81
Vate, uu. -.<91 Ssh
, 1861-07-16

MONDAY EVENING. July Is, 1867.
FRE1GHTs-FiTm. The engagements were az
follows ITO Port Coltorne: schr Davy, corr, at
iAc. To Bntfalo; props Buffalo aud Tonaw anda,
oats, at &c; prop Acme corn, at {s1c; schr Echo,
wheat. at &c echrs Oliver Culver and Mark Il. Sib.
fLorR~ReceiYcd. s,eo7 br1s. Market opeued
WORTH 100 brls .'South Bend and 100 bis
Smith Nils at 1870 DEL; 800 brls Janesviie
$50 hr.s Daeotah,' = and 10 btls IS 'Wacoasts
gan At ssss del; bris Goodwins @ impsfisl s d:
WHEAT Received, s., s4s bn; shipped, lis, 1855
firm. Sales, 1000 bu No. Spring In store at 64xc;
g. st 60 i o SS s. 81 % It DC s S By
Spring ln storeat s9c-eold: {. DO bu do at 6oc
fe i*seed Fl !. tS s.s1 at q sa 100 0u
coRNcResei1ed. Ii. .se1 Sn b. = Slipped, s1a,seo
RG;el Rq M'tkss ,ec Ae 1ss 1sysT ss1ss Iee
b High Mixed Rlrer (nsarly Yellow 1t sc adoat;
1900 bu prime Canal Mixed at as16c I: Q. b.: 20,
600 pu do At a5c aaoat 5000 bu do At Pike adoat
Mixed in store at &c 200o bu June receipts d5 at
2aac: 10000 bu do at 294c; 3400 bu do at 22s.e !;
1s:6oobn Jnly receipts do at aahe; 500 b1 do At
jected in store at EXC: 5000 bu do at lsc.
0ATs-Received,1 II 6s1 bu; shipped, z, 0oo bu.
Market firm Sales 2,4o0 bu No. at 16c aaoet ::
500 hu do, In in--store. at 144e; aooo ou do''
RYEReceived a1no hn. Market dun-buyers
ofs11Rf 2ss sof se; i u..ke, Quiet
Sales, eco bu No. 2 In store It &c:
HIGHWNEs- denaand BY shippers and mar.
ket dull Sales 50 bbls city, to the Trade. at 1sc
Ancoao;I@Soeinal f1ss &c; :. sSAi at as@aec gall
MESS PoRK-Wintsr PACKED ss aoG asid d. At It $3.50
TALLoW-MaTket quiet. Sales, 60 bbls city,
, 1861-07-16
MARKETS Blythe --LATEST NAILS.

OCEAN FRE1aHrs AT NEE YonK, July Ia
Freighte are rather hrmer to the principal British
ports. To Liverpool 1000 bus wheat at tO1Sd In
ships bags; 100 bbls -four, at as 10hd; aud BIZ
etc amer, butter and cheese 5ss, and bacon and
ls!d at SIS To London. 1900 bus wheat, st
11d@11Ad in bulk mud ships bags; 300O bbls
-four, at IS %, and vessel with loo bbls aonr At
g Cd; To Glasgow, 400 bb1s aour at s. si0ss
Sd: To Hayre, 5000 blu wheat,sto fill. at tic, in
ehippers's bags. To Rotterdam 50 tons starch at
30s. To Cork and market, vessel with u, ,O00
bu wheat at 1aHd, In bulk.
pAHT MILWAUKEE MARKET.-July IT,
F19CR-No sales reported and market nomi-
WaEAT-one cent lower. Sales aggregate
5000 bus at 71@12kc for No 2 In store, $40
s. for No / in store and 84@s5c for extra
club. the market closing at tho inside quotations
COARSE GRAINs,-Salcs 11G sacks rye It SIC; and
1000 bu q, 3sGj39 delivered. We quote oats ut 19A
s65&, and barley nominal, Grain fre1ghts continue
heavy, owing to the immense feet Of vessels at
Chicago but there is more disposition to ship than
was the case at the beginning of the week. Two
vessels were chartered this forenoon, one to 20 to
Port Coleorne. the other to Buffalo, both at SIC
for wheat.
ToIEpo MAnKET-July 13.-Reeciyed 1861 bu
wheat, q, $50 bu corn. Wheat-Sales 100 bu red
at Sc; $50 bu white On pit; 500 bu red also on y
t. Corn-Market dr coping; sa1es 15o0 bu en- prf-
vate teIms.-Bfdde.
, 1861-07-16

charge: Small eaies reported st $49t5o p.ime
&5@5.50 mesr; t801e. 50 repacked mess; $1o.519
i1.t9 extra meas. Prime mess beef quiet. Bel
hsms Inactive at 312,b0614- Cat meats quiet.
1000 bs dry ealted hams at Q, the range La 44954
ior shoaldess; 5AYsH hams: Lard stea6y; sales
and orarge county. Cheese III moderate request
: GROCERIES -Co1ee, active aud decidedly armer.
Sales M0 bags Rio At 114@t4Hc: 80 bags Mari
c1abo at 60c; 800 bags IaguaJra, Damp az 15c. ST.
euar raw, unchanged. Sales 484 hhds Cuba At
4@5Ac; 20 boxes Havana at TIC; bids Aela-
DO At 3Ac: Molasaes, quiet aId unchanged
sale. 50 hhds Cubs at &c; 25 hhds Porto Rico
STocKS-Are sssin better c 4 u II !; c j T
20; Gal d 66t.; III Cen Scrip 20 Pan ITO; II S
II Reading 31't ny Cen ri. No 6 431; Ia
s6K ya47f, s 10; Tenn 43K; G 50; s IS
'66, So do 81 coupons s8}s; = 6e 81; regtd s.
BASK STATEAENT-Incfease In loans $3l0,Sif :;
decrease In specie $6l3, increase IN cilcGls-
tion $685., 100 decrease In deposits 81 ,9e6.18d
OSTEGO, July 15.-FLouR STEADY, with mode
rsde demand for home and iHtelsot trade; sales
SEQ bb1s at 81 80 for farcy.
GRAE-Wheat quiet; No Chicago spring nom
scsliy n. Corn Inactive.
: csSA1 sA1 FEE1en5s unchanged, Flour g. wheat
LAkE INroE-s-140o bu vheat, 1000 bu corn.
cAsAL ExroNr=--aE bbls 1our, 1000 bu wheat.
$500 tu corn.
BUFFALO. Jaly yl5.-FLpuR-Market unchanged.
GRA1S-Wleat holders firm, and parties apart.
Sales IA coo bus Milwaukee club, Tic; 8 400 bus
Chicago spT. s. Corn closed dull. Salcs CO., ,0t0
hus 3lc. Oats in good demand. Sales 1000 b1s
&c. Other grains quiet.
CANAL FREI6HTs-C nchangcd-
LAkE IxFoR7s-15000 bfis hour, 6:,pN btu.
15he4t 14n nOG bu3 corn,
, 1861-07-16
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TRUSTEES SALE. Wbereaa
ID aaffl'z e z!sa,s Il,
county, Illinois on the Iii day Of AnM o. 80 -
asea IL aoo sd Maeaz Gseds I'd P.ss E,s 81
Arnold rs tEust-s the following desc11ne9 nTss1a
n no !pe Of GoeE a2d State of niao Tis te
s. i Ses Sc E
fla 1ssI 5s ea Ssss ;ess y
6oa ass toE e ss.s,
nn1d ten Pss ,e cen, ner aapqR ps5sbls Ia
II that default should be1ade II 20 paJmenf az m
o1 the Interest said principal sum and ~ postio
thirty da1s AFTER the same should becoie d9o IA -
able then the pEa7c!pal sum With ~ aEreAsasee q
sa,o, hsSd 4 1as spaoa II & sia
due a2d payable and might be demanded immedssee1z
Or 4 HMs xan t5!5t a,71 Nj
8 Ia ss
o. ap1Ecat.oa q 1sgs h59s: saa soads = go 81
COUPONS thereto attac5ed- aa!d Arid d 81 fr~X
ssp1s% or attorney should sell ssld peeass4
Nov thssetors. default having oeea sds n tas par
ent t5 e1 ~ sae tasFest IT eeupea ~ e. q ~ hea d3a
sad sse the asgaee ssd hodaf u ia ooseoa i aav.
= 4 ss nd 10. "a g 81.
aR2ns;naESa va q seo EHxar1 Aznola to proceed :
I'd = x ssss5 e s !,
sants!Ssd sss s .ae nsasSa9d ST Eaa E aold vi s
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THE IRISH BRIGADE OFF FOB
THE WARS



Amid great enthusiasm, about tia fAna
hour, yesterday P. II, that the Fourth Wis
;consin left the Michigan Southern Railroad
Depot for the East, the gallant Irish Brigade
took the cara Of the C., B. & @. r. R., at Old
street crossing, for the scene Of action In Mis-
eouri.
Our notes from day to day for some time
past have been so copious with reference to
this regiment. that We have little to add here
that would be new. It would be new to our
readers and to tie Regiment itself, to saw thst
they arc ready to take the field, for they are
rot, It would be severe to say they went of
ragamuff1n crew, for they had the county
snits on but hard camp usage upon this Elm.
gle suit has given It q look quite unlike fresh.
nese. Though in material the men are n
credit to any section, they arc in outfit dis.
grace to Chicago as city, Cook as county.
and Illinois as State.
The trouble rests somewhat with the Brip,
ade' whose list shows that some of the uni.
forms have walked Oft with the men they en-.
caeed- While the Fourth Regiment from Wis.
consin was passing through the city, the men
neat and trim, their ample Army chests well
hned, their Hospital chests admirably appoint.
ed, the second unequipped regiment was leay-
ing Chicago for the wars, without army chests
or medicine chests, without camp equipage,
Who IL to blame We do not declare, but these
are the facts.
From the neglect in furnishing the regiment
win muskets, that its men might have be.
come infatuated to their use, with few ex.
eeptions, they know comparatively nothing
OF the manual Of arms. They are well up IN
the movement-drill, however, and, If they
can have months practice in the use of
nuskets OF rifles, will, undoubtedly, excel in
this department also.
On Sunday last the Brigade, in body, at
tended service in body, at St, Mary's Church,
corner OF Madison street and Wabash Avenue,
the Rt. Rev. Bishop Duggan Of the diocese Of
6ciating.
The eolor-bearers for the Brigade were ap-
pointed Oh Saturday. They are tall, powerful
men. 1t would take several ordinary soldiers
to seize that flag. sergeants Hickey of the
Montgomery Guards, and Hendricks Of the
Ogden Guards, constitute the color bearers.
The following is the list Of officers in the
Irish Brigade:
Colonel. James A. Mulligan; Lieut.. Colonel,
James Quirk; Major, c. G, Moore; Adjutaut. j,
s;n Il Rsg2 n T. Rae Chap
Assistant Surgeon, silas + Iec, "' "'''1
soAF4S5 A-pesroit jackson Guard. Captain,
John McDerInott; 1st Lieutenant, J. E. Cos
John DAILY. 90 men.
Lieutenant z. T. Mulr5, Breyet p, McGufnnia