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CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MARKET,
FOR THE wEEK ENDING JULY Is, 1861.

MONDAY EVENING, July Is, 1861.
The receipts OF Cattle and Hogs during the past
week compare with those Of the two weeks pre-
yious as follows:
weSk iA5x ending q Week Ga,s ending Week ending
Ross' Res' os'.e So.:!. no: isss f ii III 5,sSs Ss
The receipts during the corresponding week
1850 were 1,714 Cattle and Hogs; and in 1852,
s54 Cattle and 1,275 Hogs.
BEEF CATTLE The above table demonstrates
that low prices and dull markets acM eventually
tell on the receipts, which show decrease Of 600
head on those OF last week, and g 600 head on the
receipts Of the week previous. The dull state of
this market during the middle Of the week, along
with the decline In New York on Wednesday last
no doubt tended to check the supplfes-many
drovers keeping back their stock till the markets
begin to take Ri upward turn. On Saturday there
Was a fair supply in the yards, and the prospects
were gloomy cnough-aa buyers would not pay
over $3.25 for the best offered On Sunday morn.
ing, however, the receipts were 10 much lighter
than ueual and the quality Of the stock so fEdif.
fe1ert, that the market for good shipping Cattle
became f1rmer, ard sales we're effected equal to
s3,s51s Is for fair to prime-showing an advance
Of 11@Ac on the closing prices Of last Monday.
There WAS no improvement however On common
to medium lots, which constituted the bulk Of the
receipts, and Gales ranged from 81 2502.75. Fair
shipping cattle were mostly sold at $s.oo13 a5-
there being only two three lots for prime to ex-
ira offered for sale.
Mr.. Hugh Maher was again in the market yes
te1day buying for the Government, and more
scraggy collection Of animals were probably never
before seen In this city than the purchases
made By him. At the Fort Wayne yards there
were yesterday afternoon about 40 which be had
purchased In the course Of the day, and they look
cd like the ohscourfrcs of Sodom and Gomorrab.
Instead Of buying a round lot of good 1onlino
steers, he bought the fag ends Of email lots Of .ca
lawugs,- which had been rejected by the small
spectators and jew brokers. Among the dtoYers
-mercenary as they are said to be-there was no
small amount Of Indignation expressed that any
man could be found heartless enough to offer eucb
mazs Of skin and bone to our soldiers for beef.
Even those which we're bought to give the drove
something like the appearance Of cattle were
coarse stass which the poorest OF our city butch.
ers refused. If Government accepts such stoek
the inspectors ought to be sentenced to eat them
and nothing else.
The prices paid BY Mr.. Mahcrfraneed from a o.
02.75 100 ms: while such beef A. onr so1d1er.
were getting under the former contract-a,1ed hv
Mr.. Alerton-was sold yesterday at &a7s.
At shazman's yards on the Lake shors there
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A Card.
CAMP Mr1L1cAS, July, 16, 1861.
Editors Chicago Tribune:


Editors Chicago Tribune:
We desire to return our thanks to the citj-
zene Of Earl for their hearty cooperation with
the "Ea1l Rifles" And especially do we wish
to make known, through the columns Of your
valuable paper, the almost unprecedented
iibeIality 6f our ladies, aud return our thanks
to them Tor many tayors. First, they gave
each member pocket Testament, with his
name ard residence inscribed. Our flag is
from their means, and is pronounced to bs as
tine in material and as handsome In design as
any flag carried by any company through this
city: May cur loyalty to this dag be as great
as their act vas generous. Second, they sent
us 160 linen towels, and with the words OF one
Of the fair donors, "May We as effectuailY wipe
cut from existence the secessioniste, as these
towels will wipe the perspiretion from our
b1ows. Third, We received large quantity
soldiers table Fourth, we received one hun
dred fine havelocks, and with them, the in
quiry and request, 'Can't we do something
more for yons if SO, please tell u.s." God
bless the women. If We had not single
spark Of patriotism for our country, we could
endure all the priyatious and hardships Of
War-could give our lives in their defence, aud
call it pleasure N''>'
coarAsx D Carl Rlaes), IRzsH BRIGADE,
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MGRE OF THE BADGERS MOVING
The Fourth WisconAin Regiment.

Tho ar-;.-,1 ,f +ho ro,,p.,, 1tr;,.n
n,ent from camn 11tt1o1. R,c;na .ros 1oa,.oa
FIR hv tboneanda of onr o;t;7a,s ,o.tn.do,,
af4e,noon The, -ooot.a +t;a .;tz -. cl:--s
A. afi,eanlsc m otA = ~ ~ - ~ ~ ~
co1nnor marched .oros, ~ 49,, - 49, ~:
oo, ao,tha,n aa,e4 49, ..:e.'@4 -
thronob Clark atreat nor4,, a1, sontt h.,ns .on'e
lined bv snectotors e "e'>'-' 'S-'9s'
Thtv nrfsen4cd , finn ,nnaorsnco oro f. a,v
eoninned with The crccntion of the;, o~n,s
which they are to receive At the Fast Tbev
are to proceed at opee IN W;11,amsnort Thev
won the highest encomiums for tho,r annnar,
snce. and will give pood acconot ,f 4barr.
selves.
The regiment left Racfne At ! " +,a
whole city turning mt to see them oT Thers
are fo,ty 1.d;es with tna rsoin,e,t r-;1a. ~
the staff officers md Others The staaT sra ~
selendidly mounted. several of ttc horsea be.
Ing macnifcent anima1s FIR one nf fhen,
the r,eeT maid a 0oo
The regiment was in tho f,,aat boo,tt o,d
.nir;ta verv fav rao;rnants .o,a1 o. 49,
viii take +he fe1d
Afew veeks a,rce n. d+t, ps,r,,non+ 1r,,+
into camn At Racine ~, he.r,+,fa, 49, ,o,sa.
Cd -,,tt ~. ~, 49, ,s,-a w o1.,o :,
loco ard 6t+ad r.. 80, 49, 10y ~
ccnr,n;e,oa .na oe,nfo~+ :. ys.t ,u:,s'~ ', ..
eeAsthleHee anu couio1t* a neat building OF
| rough boards. 80 bv $50 feet wax eracted far q
~. 1SA :"
hHcAeu ano o1Elne n2li, auo the Eltcnen sup
p}ied with all the modern conven;enco of !, 1,o
- - ~"
tei' "ltn coohlSs flpges, pouefs, &C &c. Our
reporter had only an after.dinner link at fire
-.''~''@ W. ~ -AA~
tables-"hieh were arranged 50 that the whole
! Regiment could be seated at them at the snre
.:.. 1 ~ w 11'n. AZ tao e"iae
time. There seemed, however, TO be enough
broken and unhroSen frap1n ente remaining fnr
..4,...--a,1 D.. eC....'-.1NA -, 3 ~
snotlef hulall heglment. Nomnlssafy Clough
,.,a 1,.5 H.. ,o7,-..,. T.. ~. - ~
ano naa 6nalp LOOKOUT for the taste OF the
bo7e. feasting them On fresh meat steaks onf7
foas1s, 1fesh hsn, soups, dried fruits, with tea
and csffee by the barrel
rho -a,,,oon+ ,ro. ~o;5 1,fr ~, r..o a.
1Ae AestueA' =" 10 pau VI VI Anulsaay' ~
11th, mainly In gold. with little Winc6n95n s
+b,o,,, =: tho+ ~ ~, ,,;<x+. ..,,,.,at.4. a., q,
thrown H. taat toey might appreciate the WI
ne OF the gold By contrast
The men are of onnd e{7n f7rn,v bn;,+ and
~ ~ 81" 60 nn@5 'uut' auo n.
VIII 90 gooa service. our reporter did not
noliee an5 nan SIX leet line ana etlli gfo"
! trg,' but there is one company-mostly lunl-
hcrmer-with nm averaga weioht Of 1t,1 lhs
| .r A"O'
| faCh.
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FEE S11DN1A.T LIFEE7OUL, July 1u.
BRKADs1CTfs-SteAdy. Weather favorable for
crops. Wakefield, Nash & Co.. report dour steady,
with lair demand at 24s 6dQo2Ss; wheat steady
and lime qualities shade dearer, red o. 6dI
etiEg yellow estG1as Cd; white 3ts031s Cd
PRor1s1oNs-Matket generally quiet. Beef
firm; pork heavy and easier, though quotabty un.
changed In prices: bacon dull and quotations al
most nominal lard heavy and nominal.
LONDON Monty MARKEr.-Consols closed on
the I'd at s914 @sas: for money, and 8o1s for ac-
cpunt. - S-
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.Gbitaqo Gribu11t
TUESDAY, JULY 10, 1861.
7HE CITY

:, -- See advertisement headed "Rare op-
noTtuu,ty to engage In bus!ness," under the
proper bend.
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e. Cook i McLaia, % Dea:s,oe: street. tavs
INSIDE t.ei- price fo- clcaat1s AID dyeisg Gents
garment. !ess .a4a sny otAsrse.aa L he city.
e4
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4 SCHOOL REUSIoN.-The Board of Educa.
ton and the teachers Of the Skinner School.
together with the scholars attending Mr.. Mer.
riman's and Miss Lanes rooms, are invited to
be present at the soclable given By the pupils
Of the above-named schools, this evening at
O'Clock. By order Of the COMMITTEES.
CARRIE MANCHESTER,
HELEs OSBORN,
JENNY KENDALL,
MARY KRE1GH.
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Mt1iral Glatrb0panct.
#t0ttal QlatrbOpanct.
MADAME VICTORINE HOIr
As4 LARD,
The Great European
ClAlRvOYAMT
AND
MAGNETIC DOCTRE3S.
Has arrived. and is reslding 1t
NO. 65 wabash Avenue.
Where she can be eonzulted matters psrtaaiax


NO. 65 wabash Avenue.
Where she can be consulted matters pertaining
LIFE AND HEALTH
This wonderful lady has been travelling thr ,ush Eu
Ioge snd a. West 1ades So1h AmeElss Caiiosnts
has been endowed from h-r birth with pernaturA
gift such astonishing degree that she conrinc
the most sssptsal. o1 her - Toaesfa porer II saos
dcEe6 with the healing art Mad Holt sd Il ply setan
Indeed! She cures the following complaints Ii theis
n1st oGsosts has. ts ttaSes y of 4 s
khe6rnatsm Neuralgia. Fits Falling Sicknos4 an
all other Nervous Der lgements Also, DtseaSes OF
Sores. Leprosy, and all o.hef compIcated Cnronlc
Com mplafnts-
MAXIM STRICTLY ADaEEED TO-
give such bainus as have no st1te
With nature CT the laws OF lte
All forms Of Female dlHcut1es attended to with the
1tis 10 be hoped one Will despair Of cxr> untu
they have given Mad HIS medicine trial During
hcr travels she Ess b1Pu tho Instrument Ia Goas
bands. Ct restoring 10 heath and ggor til ausands
living monuments OF her skill nnd successful treat
ment and daily exc1a.ulnl. "t1.saed be the day
= Esn hrss Ee saE anu partook of Mad. Holards m
,satisfac tory Reference. vii be cheer4ury given
when rsQnired. Mad. II. ii pledge her reputation
ard stake her all to maze n Ill
which she undertakes,
Her mode Of eaauiuatlra Is with &c clslrroTa7t,
TORS does require In. alba 10 o'an sssup
inn4s tell! TEX LTD lo-ntun with 40 lnucn
sas;ac luh a. to m st and receive the confidence II
al who rave corsuited her.
\. B-Mad- Hollard absolutely asiyert.sea uoth.1s
but what she has xhf!lty to r1oFln-
In'atd+ who cannot consult Mad. q III pefson. By
giving nt of their cases ~ be attended $,
PSRsd fssuFed sno "e''ens 'o'~'FaF' 's express y"
GoLsultauen tee. Ono Dollar. js111swdAr
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Aggal acbkrtissulenta =.
MORTGAGE SALE-Whare

MORTGAGE SALE.-Wherea4,
1s1 Bernard g. Caul1eld. Of Chicago, In the county
OF Cook and State OF Illinois, e1ecuvd aEd delivered
qnto George SedEwick. II re same place. certlta
1ndentnre Of Mortgage, dated tae ninth dav Of April
GfHce Of said Cook County. In Bcoi. f3 Page n on
the twenty SECOND day q April ?. Is5s IN aud by
wnea a4sa sd ~ said esEnasa Gsnas.d con
ards eitusis In he County Of J. ok and STATE II nil
1i cs 1s,s1ta + " L1ss M s;5se g. cuF aVs 81 srs
tl6}, and seventeen. III, in Bl0ck namher ono ii:
dots humber one {'. tlEec ~. and thtrt:en 81 "a
eSes nqmner 1~o aRd a9p
all in Swift and Mcauluy's subdlViaion Of he north
alt CT the eouth half Il tho hall Of the NORTH
east quarter cf Section twenty. Township thirty.
Let two %, in Block two a. ID same Sab 1tvtsion t9
secure the payment Of three certain ProruissoTy
Notes. sde and exec cuted By said Cauiaeld ant at
"a q t. s 9;afE q
Notes bling fof the sam of thir:ssn n1ndrsd aud
twenty collars one for thirteen hundred and aeveuty.
ave dollars and the other for slzteea huadreI aat
1ou' teen dollars and seventy c4hts-
And. whereas default bss been made In the payM .at
Of the above mentioned Notes and mora than onn
YEAR having elapted siacs they fell due; and Whereas
1tere now dur a1d Eald upon said notes OF psln
sir al arc Interest the enm OF about -Four ThouaAnd
Sx Hundred and Fifty Fo1E Dollars and Forty seven
Cen;s-
Sow, therefore. In pursuance Of the power In rne
vested by s1d 11denturc OF Ma1t- rage. the under
sIgasd Aortsa*se' shall on Monday: the ma day q
the north door IF H. Court ltclsc In Chicago o1ce
Tile eaid tota Of land at public aucunn. and sell to
same and all the right and equity of REDEEM pnoa Of
es+h to Pay oil costs and expenses Incurred n ad7er
Using and selling said lots. md the said BALANCE o<
principal and 1tsES:t UEakE " s. ia aHtf:
Chicago. July 9th, 1861. fyIi.sIItf
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GARDEN HoeE Of the best quality may be had in
any quantity. fitted and ready for use at the Rub
bes Store, LIS Randolph stseet-Kingsbury Block.
jy8ln
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70 Mr. Matt Pecl's Campbell Ninstrcls
give their first soiree III Bryan Hall, on next
Saturday evening. Their great reputation will
attruct large audience.
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- H d.
On gunday morning, July 18th, at the resldeace Of
l. IL P1ttin. B. +. STOUT. OF ct Louis No aged a.
At Sing stnE. N. z, On the 18th tnRt Arfvtslrk ILL
Wits only e no E0pths, ] AkX8 OCKE and Va4r9
Fataee f IA Rev. Cuatou Loohe of th1 city.
10 this city. tbs llkh inst OF CboierA InAntr1a
CLttb. dsuEhtee Of 5oAn Il. sd Fhsts A. Qsgv.
Rgef four EpAtks>
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For M1ssorRI.-Capt- Williams Of the 10Th
Regiment, Of this city, left for Missouri last
evening.
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9AK FIxTuRE5.-A eplendid stock just received
ut WilnaSth'e 1ew etose, 1872 Lake street.
Jet35ct
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MONDAY EVENING, Julv Is, 1861.
The fel1oSirg the receipts and shipments for
tEs p@et furty ight hours:
HEcH1PIB LAST FoHTT-K1GHr HoUas.
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TT The fighting in Missouri has no effect upon
the table daily set at Messrs Case & Parmelee's
Eating.house, Nos. 1a3 and 1a5 Dearborn street.
fou will find there all the fruits and other dclscs.
tcies ofthe season. at reasonable price. No better
place can be fonnd in the city for taking an extra
meal. Just try it once.
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STATE OF ILLINOIS, County OF

~Ia1G VI 1IlES Vl1, COUNTY OF
~ Co9k, S. S-C.scuit Court Of Cook County, July
Clancery. " =" -@s- ~
Aidaytt ofthe noo residence cf Charles s. King d.
iendAoe ABOVE named having been fled In the oic4 81
the G!sFk q e.ia C1cut Cou Of Cook County N5tlcs
aeTe9y glEsn 20 the 9ad Charles g. King that ssl5
@ Hs ths sd Sdha1Ss ms I'D tnssso1 "a Day June
GonIt agsnss sad defendant retarnAba On the secocd
ASSpa4y Sn q Ju1y nex 1661 q Is By 1aw required
eGoaa Gannf Be "a and before -. c coox
e. h9den At Chicago, In sa4d County On the second
naonaay oi july ISL and plead. answer Or den1nr
aan tae matter. md things thsrein charged ard stsseq
you accsrdiag 70 tha prayer ofeaid bin "a sAaN
e,,. <u-..,.- WM !. CHURCH. Clerr
!5at "a, sIssEsa Compfb solr-. S Clark street
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TRUNKS, NALlsEs AND CARPET BAas-s0 per
cent. below former prices, st #. 4 e. S. Wright's
Trunk Stores, 81 and 219 Clark street. jy1atw
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D I II D

~ Al azs7.d cot f2n t. sea1 lie Ad=s-lse.
Eaeat Of Pro{. Wood tn to-day . paper. na-1Y.
, 1861-07-16

tsoopTIHB.-The speclal trains on tho Mich
ig.n Southern, with the Third Wisconsin, on
Saturday made the distance from tits city to
Toledo, via the old road, In Q hours and 10
r,inutEs
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ARRIVED. D..,.......July Is.
America, Laeale, $500 buah corn,
Dacotah~ Otsawa, $40 bush corn, 81 hrls ap,;..
Sultan, Ottawa, s5G0 bush corr.
S Duug glas, Seneca, $500 bush corn.
Arctic. Morris, 5000 bush corn.
Ernelne, Morris. 500 bush com, ACO Ds mdxe.
Rocket, Joliet. 5000 bush corn.
Cesar, Jcliet, g. $50 s cooper ware GO wheeloar-
rcWs.
Imperial Lockport, 1000 b1ah corn. 1910 bush
wheat.
Globe, Athens. 5000 bush oats,
CLEARED .,.Jul7 t.
Alice LasaIle sc SIG It lumber, 10 ~ # siding 40
1be carpenter work.
Africa, Lasalle. 2s br1s salt, wagon. ..
Prairie Queen. Ottawa, - $50 # lumber, 81, 0,0Q0
shingles, ~ brls fish.
Sultan, Ottawa, ! brl beer.
Ohio, pttawu, So .s1 # lumber, 70 5U shingles, 49,
$50 lbs machinery.
Robert Holmes, Du PAGE.
VIM Merriam, Morris.
Wave, Morris, 36, ,0aa3 # lumber, 20,5o Shingles.
Arctic, Morris
Old Abe, Joliet,
SA Douglas, 57695 # lumber. G1,50o shingles, $500
lath.
Rocket, Locsport.
Trcubadour, 1ockport, S, -. # lumber
Globe. LGckport, 5000 lbs sugar, 310 lbs udze.
lupeffa1, IccEppFt.
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CLEARED.

CLEARED. July Il.
Prop Ontanason, Davis, Gederich 100 brls aour.
i.5 hides, II kegs butter, 2 boxes fruit, in;
brls dried apples, mdse.
Prop Chicago, Collils, Buffalo, 1,010 bu oats,
1900 pigs lead, 7G0 bdls broo1ns, 1GO bales
broom corn, l,iO0 bu rye, p bales wool.
Prop Ottawa, Warren, Mu.kegun.
Prop Buckeye, Rosman, Osdensburg. 1861 hu
corn.
Bark Norman, Brennan, Buffalo, 1880 bu corn.
BARK Nucleus. McPhersol, Green Bay.
schr Presto, Wilcox, Buffalo, 200 bu wheat.
Schr Armanda. Webb, Buffalo, II, 900 bu corn.
schr Storm Spirit, BERGMAN, Buffalo, 11.0o0 bu
corn.
Schr Bc1muda, stowell, Kingston, 1G, 500 bu wheat
Schr Geo Steel, Becker, Kingston, 15,oo0 bu
Schr PER-, hannah, Canaeld, Sarnia, $500 bu
corn.
sehs Mi1dlesex. Furgu=on, Buffalo, 16,ooo ha
wheat.
Schr Hero. Bouch, South Haven.
Schr Girsey, kJimmerson. Muskegon.
Schr Drew, White. Colony.
schr 1'hurshy Scolly, Buffalo, Is. Coz bu corn.
Schr kenosha, Hackett, Buffalo, 1900 bu corn.
schr Clipper City. Landon, Shcboygan.
schr Poland, Gal'igan. Traverse Bay.
Schr Tri Color, kfmba1l. New Buffalo -
Schr Roberts, Nelson, Btons IN Harbor.
Schr Harrington, johnson, Kalamazoo.
schr Myth, Wood, Kingston. IL V0o hut wheat.
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GEEkEE SEDG WICK. AoFtynRre
Chicago. July 9th, 1861. ivli. .sl3 III


MI AS'fER'S SALH.-State of IHi-
AZ nolS County Of Cook. s, s.-supqr.or Court "
6 set!ye; \: j Ella stel;e, aud simsoa B. csi:t;a
dtn-Htll Z, r ,reclote Mortgage.
FIlie potiss IL hsrs9y given that IN pn1nanee Of
Ms;tIr n .h4hesry q the Superior cou,t of Chlos3o
will sell p.:blc auction, to tho highest bidder fE
eash, On M TtEs1AY; tht h rtetl tOfa) "a! of ju,7
st he Ecrt7 toI oi the Court ou=e Of Cook County
In the City CT Cfltleo, In rad County OF Cook those
certain pisces CT paEres OF iand In Raid decree de-
tcrlhcd a. fclesa to,w.t:--The northwes: quarter
AID the Eeet han Of the Northeast quarter Section
F9moeE FJ iSus 81. In TSxns4ip number thtEty5even
& land suhjeet - sale At chicEo illinois, ,ntstninz
two tundred s1d thirty az ares a1d tighty-thE.e
Of the northeast quarter Of section number twa.tY
two ts ItwIsLln number thirty eight {>. north 81
EanSe trtssG % eas ~ tee di57ict q land sahj,t
ia the County of Cook aad Stat of Illinois. OF -
much " sat premtsea as nay be necessary = 4t,
the amount due ~ said o11nsut toer SAID dct =
with costs Of -ulr: together wi:h te Matters .aes
cpmnis Ions, and disbursements or said s+le
1EA SCOTT,
Master in Chaacery of the superor Court Of Ch!-ay
Chicago. July i'd. ISL. 1yl ssJtc
, 1861-07-16

II cars cattle and 3 cars Of hogs shipped.
MICHIGAN SOUTHERN TAEDs.-Reported by
Nico.es s Richman, for the week ending July Is,
1861. Live stock received for the week ending
July IS, 1861 -
At1lc head.
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The German social labo1ers' society Of the
Tenth Ward in Chicago, passed in their meet
iEg held July 13, 1860, the following reso1u-
tioEs;
WHEREAS, II seems to be hard and unjust, when
laboreEs who work as substitutes for others on ac
count Of street tax. are obliged to work three days.
thus for fifty cents day, while laborers employed
By the city on the Rtreet receive from Is cents to
Fl " per DAY out or the ttreet tax fQnd paid Into
WHEREAS, It would be unjust when the street
ta1 payers shonld not have the privilege to engage
laborets without employment as their Substitutes,
else all the work might be g1yen by the Commfs-
eioneEs Of Public Work and their foreman to few
favored persons, while others are suffering and
have nothing to do:
WHEREAB,. "A petition in reference hereto already
has been fled with the honorable Common Con1cii;
WHEREAS, Although the city charter ordains
three days labor, but that at the time of the pas
sage Of this part Of the charter the value ola street
laborer Was probably not worth more than 80 cents
day;
WHEREAS, The city charter has been changed in
several parts without the consent Of the people,,
but this article whtc4 needed mostly an ateratidf
was not mentioned In the Legislature at all;
WHEREAS, The laboring classes suffer very much
from the present war, but still more from the
etamptail humbug Of the bankers; therefore,
Resolped l, That the Mayor and Aldermen OF the
Common Council be requested to decide In fayos.
Of the alleged petition, and grant that two days
labor shall be considered so sufficient for street
tax notice.
R<soired 2, To publiaa these resolutions in the
German and English papers.
GEORGE MILLER, President.
A
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- Ono for his Nob.ss

Some attention has been excited By the
above unusual. heading to a hand bill, announc
Ing a Grand spar1ipg Match at Witkousky
Hall last evening, Johnny Powers to preside,
and science to be displayed BY Donnovan the
worsted man in the same, and other lesser
lights Of our local fancy.
The sport Of these unlicensed and close
ehorn gentry Was however marred By "a descent
OF the police under Sergeant Nelson. who al
one fell ewoop captured the whole party, two
hundred or more, who after terrific scraIn
bic to get away succumbed to their fate, .ani
when visited by our reporter at late hour q
last night were cooling their heels In the lock
up cells, with the exception Of young mar
| named Kenney, who jumped from an uppe1
window at the Hall, falling distance o.
twenty feet, fracturing his leg. He was pick
ed up, taken to Dr.. Jerome's Drag Store, and
thence sent to his fathers residence.
The arrest Is terrible blow to the gentle
minded lovers Of manly sciences in this city
The Police Court will possess new attraction.
this morning.
RECRUITING FoR TIE E4vT.-Lieut
stsFens, U. 8. n, who 8 short time since
opened Naval recruiting station in this city
has been recalled to Washington By an order
from the Department, and leaves tonight
He Informs Is TINT never elsewhere has he
seen greater a1acrity manifested in recruits
nor better results attained. Already In the
brief time be has been In Chicago he tas sent
forward fifty seven excellent men, naoy Of
item old tass. their lore for the service re-.
rived BY the call Of taeir county. Probably
upon representations Capt gterens Will be
able 70 make. Caie.go will BE- naaas perna
nsnt stA.icn fcr recruiting fer uavd service;
! c-f.sislg rhi= recruits sze waateA.
, 1861-07-16
Dali, Review of Chicago Market.

uNorE.-QuotaticAa Of sales giren In this MARKET
Report, are Understood 10 BE- Tor goSl cosue7tiNe
currency, uuless othsr1rise stated.
, 1861-07-16

SPORTING INrE111GENcE.-Mr. !. Anderson
has taken charge Of the Garden City track,
.nd t1ot will take place there erery Saturday
afternoon. The opening trot OF the series
came of on Saturday last
, 1861-07-16
'ofHn6 yet atloat.
Attention, Americana ~

An authorized officer is now at the fremont
House for the purpose Of organizing the 10Th
Camp of the American Zouave Regiment,
18th Missouri Yoluntcers.) We would say to
those desirous Of going into the three years
eeryice, q favorable opportunity is now afford
cd them.
, 1861-07-16
sHIPwRECK-LOsy OF THE PRO,
PELLER Ii q. BRIrToN.
Crew and Passengers Saved,

For eqpe days past great anxiety bas rre.
vailed concerning the safety of the propeller
l: B.. Britton, Capt Adams, which Loft St.
Joseph, Michigan, for this port on Monday Of
last week, nothing having since been heard Of
her up to last evening,
She took cargo Of railroad ties from ST..
Joseph. Capt. Adams had On board, his wife
and three children, and crew Of four or five
men The Inter pa1t Of last week Capt. Rob-
bins, the owner Of the cargo, was In this city
for tidings Of the propeller, and failing to get
any information, believed her lost, with all on
board, and returned home with such evil
news.
We learn that the loss Of the vessel /, con.
fitmcd, but that happily the crew are safe.
She wns struck by the heavy gale Of Monday
afternoon aud evening, driven off her course,
disabled, and finally stranded on the beach,
eix miles from the Calumet river, where she
lies total loss. The crew and passengers
got off in safety,
The Britton was tub of craft, built to run
on the Erie Canal, and about as suitable for
lake navigation as for whaling voyage to the
Pacific. She met the fate that might have
been anticipated for her, reserved for other
cof1n6 yet afoat.
, 1861-07-16

NUTICE.-Au persons who have
IN Let erders {oe Hal 5swetEL A< ~ old ssa1d Of
qresed csif foe ths este . or eote tho tA ia2t
= no Nptk7 VII be AA4 tet tho paes7a4 eF6eeiaI x.
Ter taht casp. }Y.&x3t
, 1861-07-16

ATTEMPTED 1NcENDIAR1sM. -Qu Sunday
pIeht Max 1iuenhecker, an insane man, was
arrested while attempting to set fire to \
brush factory, at No. $40 State street. He has
been sent to the County Agent. Hansen.