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p ECRUITS WASTED FOR
The Sixteenth Regiment OF

Application. can be made eyesy dsy At the Resi-
mental Head Qu8Eterr No Isl pekrhotn street. 1aaT
the Post Office 1t III West Randolph street Any.
body procuring an ablebodled RecrRit VIII receive
Ha}or 18th 1sfanu5. Superintendent Regt ksc9-.
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RtcStp2t. HflpN's.
ByI4ke; =. *.'. ......''..-:::. =. g zts!
BY EAAAl ....-....~. CIV .-s'
By GAlera d Chicago Q. RR--... 3493 .-.-
By Illinois kcntIn1 RAl1oad.....' 46H ...-~
By Chicago Rock Island R-R.. 5,987 So.
BJ QhI.,, Buf'& QufnrJ KK.. :. : 84n ....
By Chicago; Alton b St. l. RI 80 -" So
By Chicago Nox.Westn b. b., 6,o64 80.
=! II! IHSH3o II!9ssH,3ssoss G.1 =. B., 80 GIL
e! 11iSaa tHSsesG 81 II II :;.;.. ..... S77
e e P4tfsnn4aH Rsilroad. ..-......, .... 4,9ST
-::Ttes r. r>-i e-- --
:. ,f.ot.1 isst weak, ,*..,.......,. 1856 ..aSOaa
- Total Rrayious weak .--..... A296 n ,3f8
Corresponding week IN 1eea...... =, III s 5,6a2
Corresponding weak h 1s59...... 6,4A- As
, 1861-07-24

w-.cook Il AeIats, - Desxbofn street, h&se
naade their price for cle&ning and dyeing Cents
gzzannts less than any other house In the city,
, 1861-07-24
49uRi AnbErtisft11fnta-

THANCERY NOTICE.-State Of
= nlast1 Gounsy of Cook sA7sqpes,or Curt
i5d Ha rstsI Kess ~ "ila.m nt:S1 Joaa = Hsaal!a
EsSa.!sl Esfa B.lfFa i b.a:I Ms57a q. =. Int !
O. HAs7ta P4tzck Gallagher, Lenuei CslTes1. Sos.
MAJ EhLsshA! Hat1en sr1ish aa4 casa+.uoza H4tttz-
,AEdarit Of tie ncu:rcsid=aee Of JOAN 4. Haus,tu
J. d. Par3ona. IT. j. jerks, Norman ca ltctIll WIZ
re1 s1i:h md Ches.nose nu1s 4 Deiendaats aps1s
Famed hAYin& been dled IN the ottca of the Cl.rk Of
said Superior Eou q Chicago. Notce i hsseaY stvea
70 the .a.d Jonn 3. HAm!tn. J. \ Passons, q. j.
Jsnks, Norman CanIsaA WtsTea Smith M Cue+s
e[csmp.stnt y sa4 Govt q shs Ga,asexy slde sses
fsoas has been issEed "a. q sd C1u.: lSa!ass Id
deftEdants retu1nA5le on The first MoldAy of Septe1-
beg ne1t {le6l} ~ fs BY hw required
SoE. unless y5r. tac SAD John 3. Hsn!tn j. a Par
scna. r. J JehkA Norman C1urrhf1, Warren Smith
srd Chesrore B1Tth ssall personally Be aad sppsN
r en- tne prst day Of TIE nexr tsfm s.ersoG r %
day & Of September, ~: aad PLEAD. .atssr Or dsaas
sna ths matters md ss!ags taeseG carzsd aad stated
WAlTES KIABALL, Cl.rE-
H, II, HTEn CQIuplta 4Olf ty5-S1SJN
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aanu3H HosE of the best quality may be had In
any qzsnh&y, fitted sna ready for use, At the Rub
ber Store, Ills Randolph street-Klugehufy Block
, 1861-07-24


B1rnngton ..-............-......D
ll1uo1s Eedtftl-- ..64 G4H
Tennessee 6a a.-s..-..-....,--....4lA ~
M!ssonH es. es...-.-.*...---...."-..44 q
Virginia g. 6s-....-..-.............44k 4aA
North Carolina a6s.,.............68 58E
Market, lit Boara firm: ID Boxrd firm.
Fl. r.-Lou1s-1he following is from, the Democrat
Ct this morning:
There wa4 no change In the money market to-
day, and nothing Of Importance Was done. Ex-
ts oq ea
hut the hAnkn will not shell ont to any extent fDr
their own notes: They are doubtless holding on
is pei cent seain, and give item another harvest.
cmcmaA11-The Gazette Of this morning saya:
There Is nothing new to report with reference
to money matters The naaffet opened with the
same quiet md essy feeling TT t prevailed TT
YVES thought about but the Tar ueHs, which orr
eb1dowed every other Interest.
The exchange market continued dull, the offer
ings being, In the aggregate, In e1ces8 Of the de-
mind. Ii rates, however, there waa no change
Dealers, in most cases. allowed custonaers X pre-
Mum but tne,s wsfs fsw pqysrs =
We quote:
Buying. Selling.
GsS Ss'a Yo.k, ps!@f Sk sm Prsm: xa,x PEsa PTs@
Itwonld aeem> that the market is recovering
from The panic caused by the nfstnews Of disaster
1t Maraasas. .Ss-.s .::.-~s -, :
MnwAuxEz,-As indicated by the state Of tbs
money market at the close OF the week, there was
further decline in exchange yesterday the banks
reducing the selling rats to per cent. Tbs sup
n11ua. much IN erce.. NJ the demand at that rat-
and on the street 1t wsa freely offered at8&. Gold
| plenty at sos. We do not 1ook for much actisity
In exchange unttlit gets down to about 6per c:nt
| 1,.X,.a rx,o,,,. .u..x4. a. tar.,...
Fohio ALL oAfonie ~, Lax. 'ue a'1""n
| tab1es from the New York 19nses Of yesterday:
| $241Q,42S against S3,877 SIT ehme week last aea-
ION. The export c1earances Of domestic prodace
agatntt $2074, 4s3 same week last season. No e1'
poti q ats e T. ~ - sine
The trade returus for the fiscal year lE6l. enai4g
enth Inna Ill ha1fng been sdA m md m shed
nasis.nt as ner the calerdar Tear. haefnniu9 With
, 1861-07-24

4 STOCK OF DRUGS, MEDr-
"a CTNEB AND BoQKS WANTED, amounting to
e.o0 or 5000 q AuA tor which yslaahle city pro
eight per cent on il Tzl1aton viii BE- e5ch1nxed at
fa,r hElTss, Or good Eild lssa- veil located, and
the tountrf preferred. Any person wishing TO r. cat
Of tho Drug Buffuess, and having \ Auitahie stock
Cneu, H. tvl1x2v
, 1861-07-24
En- Rkuf<

To RENT.-One Of those sp1en-
L ed stores ard Easements under the Sherman
Foase. on CLARK street Inquire OF ELDRID1E 4
T0URTFL1oTTE, No. 81 C11Ek street. 1yi2 z1l7.lm
ITO RENT OR FOR SALE, with
Il OF without The Furniture, ! beautiful Country
The nse i nearly new. Ial md eonnaod1oas With
and sdens 81 hs sesaencs of I key t. Ciark 81
A!an street 1hs + good opportunity ioE any wish.
Post Once Bog 76o, Elgiu. KAaa County, ILL., Or call
on the pfentsea. 1Yt3Ilm
, 1861-07-24

a. Al shouA not fail to resd the xdvu,t1se-
nant At Prof. Wood In todsJ'spapee. nh-1y.
, 1861-07-24
The United States Faix-A Champion
DRILL.

AAW oaAseN SsAsE8 EAA&~<1 ~A&04s1 FAVN
4 letter irom ". e. Van Epps, Esq, Prfsi-
dent Of the Illinois State Agricultural Bocisty,
informs ns That 1T the forthcoming State Fair,
to be held in this city, 4 Champion Drill VIII
be inrtted-the prize, q superb stand Of coIos
to The successful competing company.
The project is an excellent one. AL visitors
to the late United States Fair In Chicago will
recall how attractive this feature was made
st that time, and there Il every reason Hhy
It should be even more tneceasfUl neW. We
have vary numerous Home Companies in this
city, and throughout the State, that are drill
ing constantly, and with zeL sud diligence
that must g1ve notable results. Let N haYe 8
handsome representation OF them at tbs Fab,
and euch ne doubtless sh21l hare.
For this feature Of the Fair, the ample and
magnificent area Of the Fair Grounds Of
Brighton will be most happy accessory. The
most complete arrangements will be msde by
the committees In charge, to insure saccess
and fairness in every feature Of the competi-
tionH Our troops will, many Of them, ere
| September, hare gone forth to the earnest
| work Of patriot war, but many will remain
behind, In the ordinary avoeations Of citizen
life, devoting, however, much akiQ and time
to securing perfection in drill and appoint.
| ment, to their numerous independent con-
panies. It is from these last that We shall
have large and noble demonstration at tha
Fair. The military features Of this Fair arc
being recognized all throughout the county.
From al sections Of the North, inventors snd
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BcRG1ss q HooT. Compl q so1 7. " UtES0sH
CTATE OF ILLINOIS, County OF
~ Cook B.-Clrcuit Court of Cook Comfy. jn1y
1rrr1 1sNj T.prfnta King II ChAriE3 S. k11E,-i1

Term 1a6l- Lucinca King ~ ChzEaes S. K1a%--ia
AEt4Ttt Of the residence df Charles KiaE. DE-.
1endant aboye named a2vtn been d!ed u sfs oea g
Is hereby 41vea 70 tie said Charles Eng !aaf SAID
con- plai1z1t nlod her bf Of oor1plalnt u so Court
H6 md fhat s1n1ors taereucon issaed 2ut Of said
CoEft Rg11st sid aaaEnd17s fetnr9aota oM e soc2d
Nov. yunless 5oa, tGs sah Cna1fss k2z shan pee
Ensnrv ~ an ths dr9t day Of the nexs stfn saefcf
81 heIdsn 1t Ghicago, ea.d c2unsJ @ tae secona
"a fse ssd co1plainsns' bf q complaint ths ssl1s
md IL n1s aad taD8s "a afssn S14La1d - ssted
1oo sce*t04& ~ ~ WI l. CHURCH Clark
HB srxyxss Comprts SoIr- S Clarz asrne<
, 1861-07-24

/ DMINISTR RaT)R,S NOTICE

A DSiINISTR ATOR'S NOTICE.
n RsrArE Or WILLIAM VAN ANTWERP. de-
ccased-Nouce IS hereby given that lrave hxed upea
s o 3 Ii 1o e Sode q "a u
sss tsy e eS,ssFe T. sa:a Seaaty saa s;as, sss
se s.4feta.a ~ tassso1 .! * pa.po,e s sss;,ia
sea esss7. atessed M "s''ea eosh' ana 0'ss' 81
I'D &C. ID nsIs sr rs
tupose OF having thsls ca1a; ;t,illS n,ilS;ea aa.vxS
Admn4trasor OF The E..sss 4oSi 4 %iaS ~ gaa sas-
chiesEo. IL: 5aly t;.h. 4. D: lss1: ly.sgls:v
Nj ORTGAGE SALE.-Whereaa,
~ Bernard 6. Cap1ae'd; Of ce:e.so. IN :Ae Eoaas1
q eosf aaa 9 % f. az dsysa
Z ,a 81 Gs5sd 5 4 ssst 7
n Ell Say III Sf Ga91dss Z az y
s'ss e "a
ea .as q
~. tht1teea s) fourteen " nf.eea ~. sixteen
fSs saasss - sas d, ~ r. .a$ ss;ssssa .: i
nlees nu5sE I've p a9d Lots 4 e., auosr tEsnsy ssT,a e
ii i swnr aad Mcaalsys subd,v..oa of ne nor.a.
s & as r'of of st Fl 8 s. aat
9,ne g, rosta e e kanse fourteen t.t sas A',2
ketes u ade sd e1ecuted by said Caulne!d And q
sa s d.ss M i sas ss psI e e
ca ia one rear nom the cate :aers,f; oas ot said
ase deHsls mi ths o,ner fsF sl1tses aaaaled md
hp4. = rsas aet.aN, a.hssa mad: lathe ys,Ea ut
Of ths ahose nsnt!onad Sote: asd NOR tasa sno
thcre new dus sad napAid u2oa SO aotss of prtI
FL "a s aS2. .ua
Nov, therefore. IN pursnene. e tho power IN n,s
by said 1pQtn1urb OF AtffInKt. l. th3 n112F-
, 1861-07-24

Ours was yesterday = city thoroughly t.
.hgned by- tho ~ezciiements Of the previous
day, Monday, made memorable by bearing the |
irst tidt1gs OF 1he repulse ct Manatsaa. onr
last iSaue briefly made reference to lhe mora
salient and marked FEATURES and nanlfesta- |
tons Of the" day and erening, The thronged
:atreets, The Eager crowda ;Watching til'lfar
past midnight for further tidinGa from the
ae1a ..of: fight aud ret1eat the anxiety |of
sf1fonds md 1t1stives fn behalf Of thelr oFn:
hrnthers snd :fierda engaged tn tha fearf fuI
.eccnb ut Maalnassas, i'll constituted Monday
and Mnnday night memorable and marked
above al Others in the annals Of the war thus
far: -, =
All classes Of citizens were possessed alike
by one and the same feeling They stood
side By side In the etreet throng In front Of
enr Office, and there until far past midnight
esgesly ard lmratlent1y ta1r1ed for further
LeKs. :. - 1885,. - j.,
The sm1ab1e propdetors Of 4 taraan,sp,anted
Detroit establishment seemed alone to ha7e
been Possessed with \ feeling Of varlance with
all this. They manifest keen chagttn that no.
body waited At the Timer Office, that there
was no thropg there, and certainly there mas
not Speaking for ourse1res, now that an. u
nstured snaSl from Dearborn street has
been uttered in this behalf, We may say
that our ot1ee and editorial rooms were an
day >throrged with our friends. Not only
we're these from tho city, but from the copn.
t1{-numbers being from Wisconsin interest
ed In the fatc Of her regiments; aud at the
fist report Of the battle at Rnl1's Run. COM
ing to this city by early trains On Monday,
the more promptly to be put IN possession Of
the news. Tha crowd was Large, and our
sanctum and editorial rooms were never be-
fore thus, filed. The Iitaes complains OF
this, while 1t does us the favor of advertising
the fact with tts limited circulation.
| ssIbliee, Rxice" No wonder that at LAST,
catching the hint, they actually advertise for
| the presence OF q Hke crowd, bespeaking Its
attendance On any like occasion. Their crowd
did not come, and will not, but it will never
theless freely be reported and described by
| our neIghbor. The same talent at bogus dis-
! patches WILL be e1eellently useful In ta11ying
hogus crowds, and the "solitary horsetnan''
| who takes al his airy rides within the narrow
precincts Of the 1T,n.s editorial rooms VIII
attend to both. .
We would be g1.tiaed at this and silent,
but that the IEmes goes further, and couples
with its statement Of fact which did not
| need its powers OF exaggeration to make a
large crowd, two other assertions both equally
false The large crowd at the Times Office
wss purely epocayphal It Waan't there. II
J hadnst eomH oyer frDm Defroit At pne tint
, 1861-07-24

j. 1aR WAzHM-Geol, lnselous and dellght-
fs;, The weather AEon everybody and dissp-
p<..a!s no one aave holders and dealers In pet
littn suits, which have this season been in
light demand. !: >-
, 1861-07-24

July IS.
stnr Lady Franklin, Hickey, st. Josesh, 100 bags
Prop Prairis ststs. Miller, ordensburgh, TO- 90 bu
corn, 200 br1G Hour. -
Prop Montgomery, But1tn, Dutalu, q, 600 hu corn,
t6e0 bfl& -four, % hhAs tobacco. !;
Prop CXe&1A RYaIuo1, LmcuIu- =.
Barf Ghepzrd, Atkins, Buffalo, = 600 bu cor1.i
Bark CITY Of Chicago, Lynn; Bufalo, $500 bu
Bark /, stubbs, Peshtlso. :.
Brig BLOSSOM, K1unnph, Buffalo. ! !.
Big Mariner. Hackett, osdensburg, 1s,oto burh
Brig Minnesota, @ nans;om. Green B.y. j.
Schr Enterprise Gilmore, B1fa1oz II. 40 bu corn.
Schr retsia, Garrett, Sarnis7 80 bu corn.
schr Tartar, Pomero1, St. catheranes, L, 100 bu
Echr n1ue Belle, BowArd, Cedar River.
Schr Mato1+ JatktGn, Kingston, IL 400 bu wheat.
schr Aoselle, Merriam, Bnffalo, Il, 900 bu cuEu.
schE Eke, Bueher, Auskcgon-
schr jane Louisa, Davis, Manftowoc.
schr Reeve, Donohue, Buffalo, u, 600 bu corn.
sehr Th1es Bells. Clark, Holland.
Schr Eeeh10n. Draper, BuhaIo. 10. 100 hu corn.
schr Cape Horn, Lee, do 1890 do
Schr Csdnnaencenent. Vandes, Honsnd
schr Grace Murray. 1oo1e, fuHalo, 17,0oob b cora.
seh1 E.s1e Wlng; Whitney, DO 1900 do
schr York State, Dimmiek, do l&000 .da
sehr G F Foater, Smith, CertreyfIle.
Sehr WhtIlEtnd, Nelson, Black River.
8thr g " Holt, Hanecc1n, Buffalo, 18 Geo bu CORE
schr ua1rmGtun, Hamilton, do. 1880 bu corn
, 1861-07-24
The Resting Place Of nenx1sa,

The Resting Place Of peNEisa,
An nznsua1 degres-of interest ia manifest
among ous citizens, In the direction II suitable
improvement and 'adornment Of tie last rest
Ing place Of Douglas st Cottage 6roVe. The
following we find in the fba ofsesterasy, al
ludingto the came:
The rough fence boards wee inscribed aIl
over with The nasneA Of vlsitos, representing
nearly every section OF the lnlon that Is still
loyal to the constitution. Here ere few Of
them:
And then cur cotemporxy gives a list Of
these Ecr1bble1s, who wona have been quite
Is likely to hare suawled heir autographs on
the memorial marble itse1. Il Is y lAmenta-
BILE American weakness, The chaepest Kind Of
'.B1nmmagem' vanity tlatincitea thesesesavl-
Ing tribes to the scoring Of their address On
every plsee Of public rsorf. whether cemeteFf
or public building, pi rnatter how sacred or
costly. For ouzsstas- ne ,deslre to see: the
last resting placeof the industrious dead at
Cottage Grove, parked appropriately Is It will
be, By tlibuteForthy the famed the sleeper
thxt rests benath. We ,ehn1i hope TO see Il
adorned with :dch and pezmancnt memorials
and resort dal Ei2to9B to our city. We IN
| glad to learr that our talented young fellow
citizen, Lex ". Vo1k has already been put u
Charge Of ne preparation Of soma plsa ofS fS6cl
adorumeyt. Letnbe handsome, liberia, prop
er. Butthen win the scrawiess md sc1fbh1er
Of their own III written names, spare the plac'
their potanation. V1aitors who pause to reat
the nume Of !" Dongdas,n p cut In marble or en-
during bronze, viii be little edited to lear
from handwriting hard By, that Peter Smith
1ivw IN Perkopolts, or " Mary snooks" Il
| HtdFennah
, 1861-07-24

@Tm cucAao D1s1nlc7; CIR MEkrnh.-
Ihs great Camp Meeting Il peepl.ines closes
tn stattoH ID .aay, kssias -beea: held fos one
week ." - 1T. =.
, 1861-07-24

Aue 1f99N <1R4S7ECQE. Will A4FtrQOu4 03Leh 10
tha 11th ip1t, arrived At Farther Point last night
and her malkets wezs telegrsphtd this morning.
The weather hsd bseu favorable foz the crops, aad
the markets for breadatuas were quiet and stexdy.
Beef was frm aud active, Pork steady. -
Later. tho A1abia, With IAvsspooa sdstees to the
18th inst, was te1e&raphed por&tug hresd4tuha
dull. r: -- y: -
The receipts as produce to day ware again lib.
e1tI-embraeing a,z9 brls houf. 81 IA bus whest,
and ss7, ,49o bua eorn-in Ill equal to as7,726 bus
grain. This liberal supply Of grain haa rather !
depressing efsct On the leading markets, and
priee6of nearly every article Of Importance auf-
Tie oacranEa Of Flour were unusually ught-he-
.eause Of the activity Of the past three days-but
thera WAS less tnqutry. and the market declined
white Winter extras, and &s.ap@A1o for good to
ehntee Spring extsas* /:
Tho xheat N .tket 1u1ed soaXc lower, and the
eeles amounted to oaly Ahont .Qoe Bushels, At
, 1861-07-24

,was fined fre dollers for stealing hair
brush.
Two susau boys, Jan1ea Mcintyre and
.3ohn Mcdowell, xere arrested fo9 stealing
pistols. ezd fent to tbs Beforn School.
james We1ch and Stephen Welcb, alias
Bob Lex, were arrested on charge Of stealing
bucksliu wallet containing 4lo6 from Gao.
Neesuny; 1t No. II North Clark street. ills
alleged they took tho money from his clothes
while he wss ss!aep. ThA case VIE continued
until the 25sh inst, tor further hearing.
The ealoon keepe.a still continue to pay
the penalty Of delay In getting out their
licenses.
Tho cake Of MrB. Smith WAS fight
among tenants; = RON shout wash tub; 1
struggle for supremacy In 4 woodahed on
Huron street, No. 263. The other consenM1g
party was Mr.. Wainwright, The cass wss
dlamiased, but with such evident Calling
among the belltgcreuts that Ike enough they
vii not speak to one another for weeks.
-, -Ereas5iek =, :. 1ocesnk was fired IS for stri'
king little boy. ::
Anne casnoay md Honsra Keller fur
nished the second female toht of the aav.
The gentle Anne stzuck Hpnora on tbe head
with fire shovel, inaicduF sevzre onsb
The scrimmage grew out Of IN iuformss,on
lodged against dame Carsnody BY 4ls Keilera
charging her with selling liquor Without .
lieeuse. Arue was lined En.
Pserce WIS chaxged with the laseep,
= OF witch, c1othin gand $50 in stumptail from
r. Hhumxu, Worth IL II sbout 800. The paz
!. ties arc sailors snd 4ha property wss stole,
, 1861-07-24
The NorthTRo atexn Htde Rex1ment
Accented

The Northwo stern Rfde Roztment
Accepted.
The following dispatch vas received by
Col. Knob1esdorf. The Intelligence will I'LL
with satisfaction Col KuoblesdoEF and his
men.
To Coz. KNoBE1snoRrF, NoBTu WESTERN RHL4
KaG1NKNT:
WARRINGTON, Ju1g "a, 1851.
1acrept your Regiment for the war, L you A. are
tant-aenEral Will 9txe the srdera for mastering In.
Signed. SIMON CAxrnoN,
~ -. Secretary Of Var
The Regiment Is composed Of the following
, 1861-07-24

MASTERS SALH.-State Of LII.
LII Ect.. Coraty OF Cook, ). 5.s;-su5erto. ccays o<
Etsc3s0-ln EhAneerT- Ge'son BcArd,i.y IA. .1nors1
e. SeeJye. Ann Eliza Seeye. and Simeon B. CatEt.a-
den-BM to Foreclose AoEtg1gc.
Public rottc= !. he.r55 gtven tast n nnrsuaoc3 cf
peere,al 9fdeE III tas 1esyn eisa;s ssase 70
MISTER GhAneery Of the Superior Court e Gaen3o
H1n sell 4 psbc 9acsc1 e tse ashest IT, 5'ddsT % ;oe
A D. 1851, st Ten otac Il tie on that dsy
at the north AceF Of t.c Ccart o:s # Coos EoansY
in he clty Of Caicaso n sasd soc2sg q IS ;ae.a
scrlbea "A folio "a t1w1t:-Ths notthwsst 9uastF
apd the vest haH of fhs corheoss qTAste y s-eaco
Dpmber four ~. Ia Towuship nu'nhrr :httT.st 'on
{Sl. Borth Ct Range thirteen To- eat "a tie tis: et
Of huu subject to ssls 1t Chicago ui113 Containing
tvo hunaIed aed ts:stT r ssrss a,G ess.y ,sarss
Of she northeast gusste1 Of Sect.oa aumaer sva2ty
Rsuss thirteen as eas: IL The cl13ct Il 1as1 subject
70 re st Cb.cas2 !2o:s 4t.:2:as E%;i; M aFs q
aeh of sad presn!.es q E:sl b. pscsssasT 2 ssy
with costs Of snis; tosethsr Win tie Aaster1 fees
commissions, aud disbursements o. sa.a s1le
Mattsz IN Chance15 OF ta SG;cr:lt Isa-t VI Cttes;
!. ~r fvrf i. IT
, 1861-07-24

TOR SALE-At low rates, 200
i tons test brand 6oap~Masers sods Ash, b.
JAMES S. Kirk d CO, Is and 10 EiEer street.
, 1861-07-24

Cn1cKEr. By the excursion train on
Wednesday the players Of the Union Club Of
ctrciDrati are expected, and On Thuraday will
rl.y match will with the Prniris
Club Of this city. Wickets to be pitched at
10 o'clock. The Light Guard will be In At
t.1dance-
, 1861-07-24

CAFES TO LET.-The adye1 tiser
~ tas four new Ssfes which he viii let to respect
able Business men on reasonable terms. S1ta the
privilege Of buying. Address 2. O. Box 3143.
, 1861-07-24

ITO RENT.-Intending soon to
L renove our stock Of Iron, stee1 EaIla, &C., to
cur Kew Store <Ias and 1a6 South Water street op-
pedts "Bohrd q Trade Roens1 We odes h. Store
yeH strong and suitable for PAcktng House. Machine
Shop Livery Stable. Or aay heavy hasiness For pas.
HALL, K1AB ARK d CO. Nos. 100 md 193 Wash
trgton street. between II e3 and Franklin stteeta.
, 1861-07-24
Il = fHE@UfTY::- :

Pen e n,es7rEu.-Tbs excellent troupe
e.G u,iret1e1s are drawing fall houses every
=, :eLt At Bryan Hail .,
, 1861-07-24

4 WORD 10 THE STREET SpRrNKLkRs..-
ncc't wet the crossings. Our pedestrians In
Meir summer Fest Eear, and the ladies' with
their arrears OF dry goods, VIII thank us for
the suggestion, snd you-the street sprfnkle1H
for ecrnnIsaccc with the same.
, 1861-07-24

ITO BE RENTED-The very de-
l. arzb1e English Easement Brick and Marble
Front House, BelSrsve Terrace No. ~ May suset
betxssa Wsshn and Madison strssts tn Ea1tea @
bot and Cold Wxter, and use OF Stable fdcsired II
II thorough repstF and ~ Be- Iented lug e cholc3
J.F. MORTON, 100 " aahtnz zton-st, Cnce Not.
apAh13T
, 1861-07-24

MINISTRY 1T LAKax-I wnnt good homes
in the country for tno fine boys, brothers, Ii
and Il years Of sge. The places must be near
each other, Is the boys will do better together.
Also, place in town for . fine boy, the only
he1p Of his mother, Who has sick husband
atd small family to care for. Apply to Rob't
tolycr, Minister 1t large, III Randolph street,
f1@m tp4PN
, 1861-07-24

Increased exports since Jan. 1..... $4,000 .oa1
The exports Of spede from New York -
from Jan. to present date, 1861, ar. s 3a49 4s9
Agatnet came time, 1885,. ............ &.5 no
, 1861-07-24

Attention 8eauaen and Mechanics.
These wishing to join splend did Marine Com
pany now nearly oonaplete. IN this city. will cal
at the old Board of TadesR IN Stele's build
ing and get mustered in Immediately, ~ they are
accepted toz the war.
COL RoBr- RAE, Commanding.
, 1861-07-24

TO RENT-To a gentleman and
! Htfe Or two single Eeatlemea. fsont rooru x,th
scalitJ, three miuutes WALK from the Post Oifca.
erns moderate, -Adu1ess C. B. J" Tribune ONCE
0rA-
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-01-22
"Great was tho Fail Thereof.n

Such was the language of Senator
Wade upon the conclusion of Senator
Stewards late speech. Wade himself
had previously made speech in which
ne uttered true Black Republican senti-
ments, and from one end Of the North
ern States to the other it was endorsed
and cheered by the member, Of that
party. The Gazette here, grew vocifer.
GUS over it-applauded it until it became
hoarse; published it; commented upon
it, and held it out before the public :,
tie simon pure Republican doctr;n.
But now Seward has spoken, and Wade
deridss hin speech. The Gazette want.
to endons Seward, - be il to be Pre-.
mier, but having endorsed Wade. GU,
nsighbor don't feel like doing 90. Bad.
y mixed those Republicans are getting
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-01-22

Thus in six Statasswe have had an in
crease Of over throc millions of popula-
ton since the last census. This flow of
population towards the fertile lands Of
the Great West is one Of the most hope
tul symptoms Of our national prosperity.
1t 10 the opening up Of the virgin soil
Of that splendid agricultural country by
railroads that has attracted such mass
Of population from various parts of the
Union and from across the Atlantic. and
the most encouraging fact is that the
same natural wealth which has proved
thus attractive is likely to continue
such, and to contribute to the speedy
formation Of the most productive farm
ing country on the face Of the EARTH
y. s. Economist.