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, 1861-07-26
Tueadays& NeEv York Cattle Market.
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Bu14's HEAD=Ntw York Catae Markek, Tues.
day. July 23.--There is = ehort supply Of beef
caltle this week. and consequently an advance Of
p5sSsa particularly fos the best seIss S;qaa
beef: Some Of the cattle brokers thius the ad-
vance upon a1l grades equal to what Ye 1ave
named-h It Is eo upon The lover gIaaes. II M Is
much more than that upon the best, such as our
1rst.cass butchers must have to please their cns.
TONERS, who want ribroasta from fat carcasses os
eiss.s haudted pounds each, and those Of the very
scarce. and the few that are on sale bring just
what tho statesmen choose to ask, and although
that is net over 88 cents pound. VIC have no
SoeD S1D s91 s sa The a Fe t. e pss snt
2 than 8. The advance upon the beat Of course
brings up the gra enext below, and 50 on, and II
morrow az It has through to-day, It viii prove the
best market that owners have had for some weeks,
the gloon ttaf ha,s 1ans s Iysf ~
was feaFed would injure trade. The number Of
bu1locks reported for sale at 4th street this wek
Ia about 2 100. about 400 Of which are IN the
and 1t Is likely that one or two hundred will be
brought in tormorroW 1om the pastures, where
they have been awaiting rise II the maEket.
when nc look at the table OF receipts. 80 much
smaller than last week as to occasion the RISE
There are, 50 far. say 40 les tere and 20 mofe
TO be still farther reduced BY arrivals tomorrow;
to that we do not RALLY see any occasion for
ihst has taeq
both bod G iowe4 than ever We hs1e 1areiy seen The
trade 81 thls great arketpaee + carried on ~ ~
er1 were told that the supply was short, much
shorter than It really is and that the price was ad
vanced half cent pound and in this they quietly
to dispute, and the business has been done SO
no1scless1Y that the market place has appeared
dul while la!ge business was traasacn: Ths hs
, 1861-07-26

NEW YORK, JsLr 25.-FLora--More doing
at $i&54 05for super state; 4.eo9f.25 for extra
atstS t. d es
western; y S5@5:9 io5 shtp2iag brands extra
de1a1kst sl9spg da and further ADVANCE In
a6fan Hour quoted shade hrn,er for common
grades with fair business doing Sale. 120 brls at
sr s. spet iet saa sss sa M ssa
Corn meal steady with sales Of 10o brls jersey at
WnisKT-Firmcr. Sales $50 hr1s at 1s14@tGxe.
GnAN.-Whcat opened quite firm and cloeed
dull, further advance on fEeisets changing the
export demand. Sales 1900 6u Chicago spring
st so@t2c; 1900 bn Racine @ase: 16s 600
Of 1000 bu very choice Green Bay spring 0355;
u, 400 bn winter red western 1.14G1 is; 1900 bn
9ew ns amber i. RI 12o and 5Eo b. whitc winter
Sales 1s 600 bu at 46c for western; 5@50 inferior
to common Canadian G2G6i for good and prime
state. BAILEY il entirely nominal. Corn quite
f;ss s e oP aaaeea ns@ aed
soW 1856 R.9s oaas a e "a
rnov1s1ss.- -Pork;-little doing; Continues in
s1o Tor prime. Beef active aud a. = shade tiemcr,.
Sales LOCO brls at s414.50 for prime; $5D550 do
mess: $s.oo@1o 81 for Eepacked mess; $t1.01
ern. Cut meats dull. Sales IS hhds DRY aaltcd
hams on It. The range Is 45&@5e for shoulders
s@a fog Bacsn 81 quiet 50 sas d.
br1s at 8GD9c. f}utter IN moderate request at 30
1oxc for Ohio; s@1s3zc for State. cheeseat lad,
asa@sc.
sl: ~ e3sH: NJ q Ids i6a1; 1c f bds j. 7osS x;
, 1861-07-26
MARINE LIST.
PORT OF CHICAG GO.

straE Lady Franklin: Hickey, ST. Joseph, .5oo nR
ties, S. boxes fish,
Prop Free ststc. Rounds; Buffalo, lot mdze;
m shingles.
Echr Warren, Counor, Grand River. 65 eds wood
Schr Franklin, BE. gh. st. Joseph, 80 eds wood.
Schr Bates, can1qn. auskegoa: liz eds wood.
Schr Maesilon, Lloyd, BuInlo. l50 toms coal.
schr Spartan Cherry, Painters Pier, = III lumber
10 III s1ages.
scbr Robsrts, Nelson, Holland, IS eds wood.
CLEARED. July s5. 1851.
Prop Oatonaeon, Wilkins, Goderfch, 1,79a brls
-four, 81 brls bfghwiues. Is hf bris fish, brle
Pop Frss, Wilson, Painlsrs 5 Ficr
Prop IOsdensburgb.. Hopkins. .Ogdcnsbnrgh, 80
BILE honr, g pkgs butter, lot euaarlc5.
rsop Lady Frank1in. Hickey, st. Joseph, 50 br1s
Prop FFss siate; Hounds, Buffalo, $1,000 bus oats,
Bark Marquette. Best, Buffalo, q. 900 bns corn.
nrtE Mary, RntheE, saEnia, 10.5o0 bus wheat.
sthr Marsh, Burns. Kingston, IL. 900 bus corn.
scllr Drake. blackburn, Oswego, 1909 bu. corn.
Schr Albatrose. Meyer, Menomtne.
Scr Reciprocity, Matthews, Sarnia, 4.959 bus
sctr sweepEtskcs, Burlington, Buffalo, 1900 bus
scbr Da1danellea, Bonner, Buffalo, 1900 bus
schr Mellon, Patton, osweso. 1900 bua wheat
Schr Bates, Cannon. Muakeson
! schr Telegraph, Hayc., " hite River.
Schr Spartan, Cherry. Paintcr,s PEE:
Sehr Raynor. Bruce, Buffalo, 4, 600 bus wheat
Schr Uncle Tom, johnson, Kingston, 1a,50 bu'
schr BsEer. stocker, Buffalo, 14,ooo bus corn.
Srhr- F]yiD: Cloud, Bor1Rnd, osTeso, 15,000 hu
, 1861-07-26

~ u. n. ~.
THUnsDAf EVENING: duly Is. 1861.
FREELY ~ hIHs-aayanced II, Nc; Ils engagements
Welc TO fort Colborne: schrs Marquette. corn,
at5Ac. 70 Bnt,alo, bark David Norris, corn. at
&C. echr Dardane1lea, corr, al SC, to he loadsd to-
day; tchr Cochrans. ..neat, at 5s<c. To kingeton;
scM nTZ1et ~, Koss. whsat, at &c.
trl.. .suket duh. Sales, 100 brls White Winter
extra at 81 Is del; 324 brle *Dacotah' round hoop
p. $3.50 del; l6l brls good extra at $3. so del:
100 br's s'Lfllian XN1'' round hoop. at {4O0 on
track 15O btls fair extra. at s. % iii; III hFls do
1t $337K del.
Received, G., 2i0 bu; 'iipped, 1851
sr~,n7 In atori at 6s--old: OH III do at 6s1Sc-
cpI d n ~ s fT 40 7c cs; bu DO at 67c-go1d;
Pm In ';in e71:c: n f1sl hi do Ut G7hc: $50 bu
~ ~ ~ III IN ~ ~ y ~ T., s,nra At EXC
9sHa hu do At sc: Soo nn nefscte n stor: at dSc'
htshnT aea IA ~ ~ good Rea ReHaa y ato1 aaa
ir In do At sac: ism nj In Ta Rn d IN snr
7ie ~
, 1861-07-26
Seamless Grain Bags,
AND OF
O s N A 3 u r G. S,
TTIJSIEE'5 SaLE-Whereas,

TRUSTEES saLE.-Whereas,
County % of Cook nd M State of iaoi III sa o. he rst
Gag g es9hSs 4: y !sss; execute aa4 deliver g
rscoreed W il lie. Keeesdaf:s eficc u Coos coSaty
Aforesaid = Book e Deeds IL Pase 70 eonysy1aE
Pa, aS ment * nr pIonissofs rotes of ssca dsts
ierewi,b and anon ting to the sum 9f eleven aua'1:
day ef Msy. i6:9. for. the fnn Of Two @ han:. Iass
red dollars; one pay.bls twa!se months, one
sad tru.s oeed. each Q! three last mtnnoaed p7ois
CO notes eS.:g for Tie sum Of taree hanl5.d dol
interest .ae sats oi ter R eenta %gs95 gs5
sDavts. ia the ~ Il .Ch'easo; and, whereas. ras
second, third and fourth Of said rroni ssory mites
DeWes, the present holder thereof By the eaia VII
liam Horner; apd whereas defaut has been made IN
eleven hundred az fy dys DOH 70 obtain which,
to me b the snd Eotert Dswes legal ho!e. 9f satd
notes and trust deed to ssu the preses 10 said deed
% ns as
GsSF e Ss sst e 1 p 6 'ae u Il be2as
AID for the pgrposes IN said trust decd
asas q q e ans III d. T. @
f a S G'o t. M
esss eiais q ss S tfd p1i3spa at
siasaa nne thease norts & 20 est theacs
sesta shsi henee
sheia:: tasses soath 81 = 5ain vii SoS shssas
eeatss of ailSaakec Piauk Road to place Of bsein:
sSf$ S :s anu
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45Itur8toaS
NOTICE TO EXCURSION AND
PICNIC PARTIES.

The Illinois Central RaIlzosd Company have made
arrangements for TIE Of fns Grove. tocated 1t
tiatteson, On the line OF their road tWonty.seYen
miles from ChtcaEo.
tbs Groreis Esmediatels adjoining tho track. 4
portion Of # has been cleared of te a9d
Esr speakers, rustic benches and swinfo have also
been erected. Within the Hrovs y Iving SpstnS
tesutlfnl 1eyel prarie veil adapte4 fE Cricket ana
o er athletic sports, This Grove viii easily accom-:
Modatc 800 people, - place Tor E1cutalons and
Fl. Mics y has unrirk led atiractt9us.
Eprctal Trains be chartered as reasonable rat1
By applying at the Office o. tho aeuffM 6upaftntez1
". r ARTHUR, General 6upk.
, 1861-07-26

OCEAN Fnx1ou1s At NEW ToEK-JulJ a.
Rates arc lower and tend downward At the close
To Liverpool, ~, 600 bu corn ut S5s49d- In bulk
and bags; 1e.0CD bu wheat at 94msHd. in ship 3
hsea. ead 6n0 ,brls -four at 2sGdGas7fd. 70 Lon
don. "a Goo bu wheat In ships bags At 9Ha o3O
brlk -four at Esd aud In foreign yestol 6,0oo bu
ters we hesr OF two British vessels to Gloucester
with What a. lid.
, 1861-07-26

r1EsoSA1 Capt Turnlcy, Assistant Quar-
/, -msttcr General, Ct Gc1. Frcmont's staff,
arrived in lie city ye tcrday morning.
, 1861-07-26

Market, 1st Board heavy ID Board heavy.
ILLINOIS BAxKs,-Tbe Treasurer Of Illinois is
ready to dclircr the bonds Of the State to the
amount Of $25OOL0, In suma Of 800 each, as au-
tho.ized BY the Legislature at its recent session.
each half year during which they run. and will, Of
cou.se BE- receivable for taxes and all other Ststc
dues st the Treasury.-N. I. 1FiIu7t.
, 1861-07-26

TuE Rc1lrHG S[IL1-Wc learn that ono
lund1s;. a.:d fifty bauds Gre now cmplojcd At
a,. W'a,a's Roll.rg Mill on the North Branch.
, 1861-07-26

iuE peck OF vest buttons
81. swtpt out Of Bryan Hall every morning.
Cause why, tho Campbclls sing there every
cvtn;ng.
, 1861-07-26
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

PASSED DErRo1r-Mly s4.--Ur-Stmrs Illinois.
Planet; props Buffalo, Chicago, Ontario; schrs
F Warner, Belle City. So.
DowN--Props Evergreen City, Jefferson, Baltic
Orion.
Weather pleasant, with moderate SW wind.
VESSELS snAes1Sa THROUGH THE WmLANp ca
EAL'-We are Indebted to Capt. Z. P. Dosr for the
following list Of vessels passing through the Vel
nrd C1fa al
, 1861-07-26

And III liEe proportion for larger Sizes as rcqufed
Every Hngins Is furnished With
JuDsoE's PATENT GOVERNOR VALVE.
For Flour Mills We confidently recommend them 81
supercr to any other s5 le Of Engine, and they Will
Save from rs to so per cent in Fuel
the Usual cass or boilers In IN the West We
Hal keep assortment Of different sizes at es-
Aabnehtrent where they mar bo examined and the
neexesery lnfoImaton obtained regarding them. Com
sart engines in any part country. We also supply
WATEE WHEELS, CHATTING. GEARING, ID,
Atre1y Low prices.
It. ". BAXTER & CO.'S
NIL Furnishing Depot, West Water street. between
handolph and Madison Bts Chicago, III.
Post Office address Boz 15x- oc:t91y
ITO GRAIN SHIPPERSI
, 1861-07-26

CHICAGO DRAGONS, COMPANY Ia meet
ing of Capt. Theilman's Chicago Dragons ut.
tsched to the new Second Cavalry Regiment
which has been ordered to Tendszvons forth.
with at Bloomington, held meeting at their
headquarters In North's Am phitheatre yester-
day, Sheriff Hessirg presiding, and elected
tie following officers Captain, Chr, Thiel-
nnn; First Lieutenant, B. Marshoner; Second
Lieutenant, Ii. Marx.
, 1861-07-26

TIE LICENSE QuEsT1oS.-Thc saloon keep
e1s and others who Should be holders Of IL
censes are daily IN considerable numbers pay
ing the penalties Of delay in taking cut new
licenses. We trust they will all do it.. It
would be most serious public evil to have
the number Of our saloons in any way les
8ened.
, 1861-07-26

A Revolution in The Timber Trade OF
Cauada.
A new trade has sprung up in sending timber
fson Saginaw to Quebec. Large RATS have been
towsd across the Lakes 10 Port Colborne, whence
they are taken down the st. Lawrence,
, 1861-07-26
COMMERCIAL.

THURSDAY EVENING, July 25 1851.
The following are the receipts and shipments for
The past twenty four hours:
-,xcu1u.ns r an r7vrEry..soY1n r3o1yn.
, 1861-07-26

Lieut. c, H. Ro1AsD, Co. G, 18th Reg't Chicago
ZopnycE (now At Palmyra, Mol arrived here yes
Tie will leave for Palmyra SUNDAY, y,July, aSth. APP
ply at the office, cot Randolph aud Market sts.
, 1861-07-26

CONFIDENCE GAME-John Farrell was yes
t.stay a1lcsted, charged win swinalins i
k..ayger BY the confidence game. Exam:ca-
{ On centiEued to to-day.
, 1861-07-26

troupe are drawing large and fashionable
audiences to Bryan Hall Their performances
are unsurpassable, and give immense satisfac-
lion.
, 1861-07-26
Assistant Adjutant General .. s., r. G..
t. Illinois papers p}ease copy.


Volunteers VAHfe0A
uE4pQUAnTzKsNoRTHw RIFLE Rect,
a9S Randolph St.
The Northwestern Rifle Regiment, accepted by
the U. S. Government for the three ysars service,
will 20 into camp at once. a few more men are
wanted to complete companies TO the very max
imnm. Now Ii. good change for patricia to
enlist into A regiment composed Of men familiar
with the rife. Provisions are made to cup ,ort
and 1:rsri1e for men Mt once.
ALI Of those who have military experience and
willing to join the Regiment will find position
in the eame. G. KEoBELsD0RF.
Col. \. ". r. R'g't.
, 1861-07-26
CHICAGO C0UIkT RECORD.
T. g. CIRCUIT corRT-BEFoRE JUDGE DRuAMoSD.
July 25th, 1861.

T. g. CIRCUIT c0rRT-BEFoRE JCDGE DRuANoSD.
July 25th, 1861.
No. 352 (Chancery)-Andrcw Hastings vs. An
dereor r. Murphy. Default, March 1G, 1861. 1le-
feued to Master TO take proof.
No. 1853 (-hancery)- lillian u. Kendriek ys
Enoch Wood ct al. On motion referred to Master
to take proof and findings.
No. 255 tChaucery)-James Maple: vs. Joseph
Fisk. Decree on Masters report, and receiver ap-
pointed.
No. 362-Depjam1t Lumbard Ts. Sam. a. Andcr-
ton. Trial, ejeetnent. Defendant guilty as to x
and for tie defendant as 10 remaining undivided
No. 1!o.-Peter A. Laden n. Jacob Hull. Trial:
verdict for defendant.
No. 38G--p. II. Trea9way ". Shook. Dis-
miFsed by plaintiff at plaintiff 3 costs.
William Van Trokin vs. George r. McVicktE ct
al. Ejectment; utual rule to plead.
No. 953-W Illiam II. johnson -. Solomon Crate,
Dismissed nt patItiT' e costs.
No. 359-Wil]1am Il, johnson rs. G. III. Duncan.
Dismiss ed at plaintiff = costs.
SUPERIOR COURT OF cH1cAGo-Jnly 18th. "
No. 1145-Aoore IS. Mayo. Plaintiff entcrs re-
mittor On va1dict for $7S97. Motion for new trial
by defendants orerruled. Judgment On verdict
fer STA. .
Exceptions entered appeal prayed and allowed
on filing bond In one Thousand dp1ars, to be ap-
proved by Judge Of Court within ten days. Bill Of
Exceptions to be filed In forty days.
No. 4CS, 126 ard 654-Diemfsscd at plaintiff =
costs By order Of plaintiffs attorney.
, 1861-07-26

Fa5 III a4t Olults C1& 4ahuuIPA Au0 4s1Aihtt Ekss
A. F. CRoskE1, II South Water street, corner Of
Wabash Ayenue, Di=ti11cr Of ALCOHOL and extra
fine COLOGNE SPIRIT, distilled freeh every day.
Purchasers who desire II may have their caaks fill
ed, and allowed one dollar each for barrels.
The deodorIzci1 Spirits made at this establish
ment l. superior article FOR the manufacture Of
CoILon1oN.
July sG,'6t. 1w
GARDEN HOSE Of the best quality may be had In
any quantity, fitted and ready for use at the Rnb
be1 Store, lis Randolph street -Kingsbnry Block.
jyS1m
g Fl Conk & KcLain, 9s Dearborn strcst, haTo
made their price for cleaning aud dSeIng Gents
garments less than any other house in the city,
e4
H AL should not fail to read the adToztisc-
ment Of Prof. Wood in to-day'e paper. mh1y.
, 1861-07-26

Men are wanted to Join Company l. OF 6appe1s
ard Miners, known as Major General Fremont's
Engineers ofthe West. It ia the intention OF Gen.
Fremont tbat this corps shall be tho finest in the
West. Men will get better pay and clothing in
this rorps than In any other braEch Of the service
Mechanics OF a1tincers will receive 20 cents, and
laborers IS cents per pay In addition to ther reg
lar pay as Infantry, when on extra duty: Good.
mechanics, ard 1aborers accustomed to work with
mtchauics preferred. For further particulars ap-
ply TO Metsrf. Antan Neiman and Z. ". Shaw. at
their recruiting Office, No. G6 Randolph street,
iron 8A. II. to HT. u.
A. Neiman has served in tie Ens1necr's depart
1ent at West Point, bas experience in the arts Of
the different branches. such ae Happing and min
ing, pioneering, INntooneer{ng; also in military
tattics, ench as infantry, light lnfantry, dill, and
b8yoDet exercise.
Areenal. by Order Of
J. ". BlsaELL,
Assistant Adjutant General q. S. r. c.
, 1861-07-26

To-day on Change deputation of the merchants
and business men Of Cincinnati was received
By the Mayor and Board OF Trade Of this city. AS
the reception took place at noon, business was
necessarily restricted.
The demand Tor Flour was very light and the
market Inactive and dull-pfth limited sales
at $4.15 for white winter extras, and $a.s7x@
400 for fair to very good spring extras. Now
England buyers arc still holding of for lower
prices.
The wheat market opened depressed, and prices
ruled shade lower; but after the receipt OF the
New York dispatcher. it became frmer, ,and yes
terdaY's outside quotations were reached, at
which, however, the demand was exceed g1y
light. No. Spring was less inquired for, and the
market for this grade declined fully Hc. There
was an improved demand for new red winter,
and the market closed &c higher OF all
grades the ea1cs amounted to about Is 900
bushels, at StGs2c for No. Red; nc for
No Red; e6G6sc for mol Spring and 6a15Gssc
for No Spring.
Owing 10 an advance In lteights, the market for
corn opened dull-buyers insisting on decline OF
11114c; but holders were firm, and the bulk OF
the transactions were made at about yesterday s
quotations market closing quiet. About
11G 0h1 bushola changed hands, at 2tAc for Can Al
Mixed afoat: 222k023c for Mixed In store; and
1691se for Rejected,
Oats were quiet and steady at 1611c. Rye asc.
Hjghw1nes, 1sc.
Tic demand for Beef Cattle is moro active, and
good shfpping stock would bring better prices,
Hoss were in fair supply and the market ruled SO
10c higher-eales ranging from $3.05O3.3 IS gross
The improvement in the New York market was
caused nvlier feeling here both in Beef Cattle
and Hogs.
Fre'shts advanced &c, with light engagements
at 5@t1c for corn to Buffalo.
, 1861-07-26
Dailj RerieH Of Chicago Market,

..NorE.- Quotations Qf sales giren IN IDS Market
Rt3ort, are understood to be for go3d convertible
currency, unlets 0tkert1iee STATED.
, 1861-07-26

....... PHILADELPHIA, July -
About 1900 Beef Cattle were offered at Phllps's
yards THE week, and mostly all sold at from s. to
50 the 100 1bs net, the latter for extra quality:
which is slight advancc on the quotations of last
week. The following are the particulars Of the
AA1ea at the 4. enrn yard fn.dSE.
, 1861-07-26

KENTUCKY NEUTRALITY BET TO Music -
There Is firm at Louisville, Kentucky,
whose business card, on coarseloeking en-
yelopes, reads as follows: TEpp & Crag<,
Dealers In Piano Fortes, Music, &c, No. 100
Fourth street." We don't know Messfa T. &
G, Tut We know them to DO no gentlemen Of
rcl;Eh and refinement, By remark they made
l. VII: be remembered Tint some weeks since
o1r q. Higgins, Music Dealer and Publisher,
No::1lS Rondo}ph street, pub]iBhed'a piece Of
music, "Tfibnte to Col. Ellsworth" being
1t t,esutiful wc.d. Of Ballard, which origin
Zig arpeared III our columns, set to music By
J. T. Webster.
As is customary with the trade, Mr. Higgins
ssnt ta,ly copies to music dealers In other
cities, and, We may ierc eay, received the
ls1ge etle TIC piece GcsarTcd. But Mtssrs.
Ttipp 4 C1agg, anliable music dealers, who
seem to hhve trlppea and fallen over the cragg
Of treason, found their gorge stirred by the
copy that thus came into their hands
Yesterday, Mr. Higgins received a smudgy
looking envelope on which was printed the
card Of this Louisville house, containing the
mueic, torn into minute fragments, and az
companied By smutty endorsement that
tells us what class OF men Messss. Trlpp d
Csegg sre, blackgunrds Of the approved rebel
pattern, just the men who have doubtless long
ego kicked the Star spang1ed Banner" " and
t.lInil Columbia" out Of their music shop.
We don't charge Messrs. Trip D. cragg any
thing for this notice. Loyal and Union loving
men in kentucky, Indiana, aud wherever their
, 1861-07-26
TI1ICA.GO A1ILI,-FURNISHlNG
~ DEPOT.
+. w. BAXTER & Co..
MANUFACTURERS or
FRENCH BURR MILLSTONES,

OF ALL QUAHRIR5.
G. ". BROWNS PATENT PORTABLE
Flou1:ing e and Grist Mills,
AND DEALERS IN
Dutch "LNKEk B0LTLSG M0TuS,''
Smut Mills and 8epazators.
Betting Of sll Zines,
prau Dusters, Pick5, ProofStaEs. Set &C
FAIR ANA So. sc A T. T. S,
MILL FURNISHING GENERALLY.
T1ans, Specifications and Estimates furnished Ehcn
Mills contracted fer entre
, 1861-07-26

The MAfoR's PoL1cE-Ofi1ccrs Butler,
9u1niciiff, snd Hunt, liaSc been appointed rs
the pei.ec squad attached to the Mayors Of
ticn
, 1861-07-26
@igctuQ1HDuH.

TX7 RIGHT & BROTH T. r,
" ". WRIGHT. GEO. 8. WRIGHT.
of cleveland. Ohio. Formerly q 8. Wright q Co..
~ OF Ctne4unHA, o.
DEALEIs8 In
Exchange, Gold and Bank Notes,
no. SO CLARK STREET, CHICAGO.
, 1861-07-26
H<1Hf.

r OST OR STOLEN-From Hack
- No. ~. on IT'S way from Cincinnati Depot to
l19 lndia1a Street large. .s1za Velvet CarpeI Bag,
csntantrg few clothes and belonging to one Of the
Cincinnati Excnrsiooi5ts now In tce city, who wtn
par liberal reward for It's recovery. jyaa79t
, 1861-07-26

~ All should not fail to read the adrortfsc-
ment Of Prof. Wood in to-day'e paper. mh-1y.
, 1861-07-26

BrEGLAE1Es.-Thc residence Of Hiram Pow
eli. on Msxwcl1 street, Was entered By burg
lars night before last. The houses Of Mr..
Dcke1scn and 31r. Wicker On the North side,
eere entered anu 1ansacked 1ew nights ago.
, 1861-07-26

Mces,s. Kohn Injustice, bnt ne cannot praise
their euit6 in this instance. The police de-
eeryed better fer the sum paid, or they should
bave paid less for the ones they received. The
following from Mcszrs. K. We publish q. their
request:
MEssRs. EDITORS: After speaking OF poor
uniforms furnished to the 9Th Wisconsin Reg
;ment, by some parties, in the TRIBUNE Of this
morning, Scu pitch in rather savsgely to US in
regard to uniforms furnished by us to
the Chicago Police Yonr attacks aud
statements are NOT warranted By tue
facts in the case, which we shall be
in few daye, the parties ut present being ont
Of town. We forbcar 10 reply in onr own be-
bali until NC can accompany it with such evil
dence in the case, as will enable the public to
sion Of Judgment, pointing to Is years Of busi-
ness transacted IN this city without our nsme
ever Appealing IN newspaper bqt 4onoraoly.
Chicago, July 25tA, 1861.
We are not to hnd fault with any ones fair
| profits. In private transactions between
c,othicrs and their customers We have, as pub
tic Journalists nothing to do, but the case Is
widely different in con tracts for uniforms for
policemen, mud for cur soldiers. We shall
not Ehriak from our duty to protect their
r:gkta. BY 31r. Kohn's own figures, made
with another Of the craft, whose name nc can
bring into tlis discussion II necessary, he
made q profit Of about setrn dollars on the
best OF these suits. How much did he make
cn tha t1o inferior grades. ...
The whole matter lies in nutshell. The
sum Of twenty four dollars should tsy for
zach policeman hardEomc, substantial coat
snli autaloops. II has not done SO. There
chi be no chewing that wIil very Satisfactorily
e:re lie, and the policemen who are The suffer
ezs, the reAsoa why.