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, 1861-08-17
MARINE LIST.


p o r 7, OF CH G A g. o.
j.. ARRIVED. ..Aug. Is.
Prop Rxcine, Prst1, BuRelo, lot nadze.
Prop Ottawa, Warner, Muskegon, 40 m lumber,
Prop Fots. Wilson. Hu.kegon, 100 II lumber, som
Prop City 81 Madison, McGowan. Buffalo, s00 pcs
erble, 80 tons gas pipe, brls oil, 213 pigs
Prep Ply mouth. stever. Buffalo, $50 bags chick
10 pkge nqaor. 20 do hardware. so do coffee,
Prop Meare, Rysrson. Lincoln, 100 m lumber, 80
schr VIM TelI, Stephens, Holland, 90 wood.
Schr Wallace, Lorens, Kalamazoo, 81 stave
CLEARED. Aug. 16, 1851.
Prop Foss, Wilson, Kuekegon.
Prop ontasie; Willissms ~ o6sds1sb11gh. @ $500 ba
Prop Racine, Brett, Buffalo, 900 6u oats, 70 tons
Prop Msa,s, Ryerson, Lincoln, 70 tons mdse.
500 blla donr, / 900 pigs fsad, i5o ns bark,
Bark sturges. Faith, Buffalo, 1890 bu rye,
Brig Orkney Lass, Murray, Port colborne, 16,755
Brig Mshoning, Steward, Buffalo, Is, ,1oa bu Wheat.
schf Mediterranean, Morley, oswego, $4,000 bu
schr Wing Of the Morning, Stanton, Buffalo, II 500
Schr- Clipper City, Loudon, Sarnia Z, 500 hn corn.
schr Eagle Wing, Whitnsy, Buffalo a7,1a5 bu
schr Cecelia, McK1nzie, Grand Haven.
Schr Denmark, Fitzgerald, Buffalo, $3.50 bu rye.
Schr Little Bel, Kirby. Buffalo. 1900 bu corr.
schr Union, Mass, Buffalo. 5000 bn wheat.
Schr Persian. Thompson, 0=wego, 16, 563 bu wheat.
schr saeo, Wood, Buffalo. 1905 On ~heat.
schr Josephine Dresden, Finuegap, South Pier.
Sch1 Live Oak. Purdy, BufAlo. 70, SOU bu corn.
sehr Charlotte, Fulton, Buffalo, 1000 bu whest.
S1hr Persia, Garrett, Sarnia, 5000 bn Eheat.
Schr VIM Tell, stephens, Holland
Schr AlIace, Lorens, Kalamazoo.
, 1861-08-17

Mr. Ehote, Of Kankakee, will preach IN the
Indiana streets, tomorrow morning, at 1o1< Ak,
and also at ~ In the evening.
-EeryiceB in the Church OF the Ascension By
the Rector On Sunday next, st 10x o'clock in the
morning and X In the evening
A meeting Of the congregation Of Unity
Church will be held at the church building on Sun
day afternoon, al o'clock.
Rev President Blanchard, Of Wheston Col
and evening, In the Ftr1t Congregational Church,
corner Of Washington SID Green streets.
n--.R Rev Bihhop Welden viii otnelate In the new
trinity Church tomorrow (8untAy.l Services Ut
,@7DV;.e Service On Sabbath afteraoou, at 3,<
eeiqek. = the OLD Trinity Church. Madison. d.
igstis wSet o. C.s-k street. Rev. ". c. Jackson.
-: "::d F.:sG7*1-au c5c-ch, so-oc- ii
, 1861-08-17

%c7y vapt A., 1e r,a,, 1fox,-,4 a,.
ansa1csu oagi Will aess qolnE & ioL export @ anH
hume consumption ssies lfeoo DTS at S!uD
S % tor snpeI s.ase g. ioI t e1tsa e. o'
medium e1;1a western; IS 1595 Is for shipping
pla5us e1t1s Ioanu hypp Vnao: q, POD y .9 ior
tIaae efanas@markes GosfmS M qaiet. censaa a h'ur
a1so s Yes @ o11s ~ %
Rye -four steady at $2:D@3 IS Corn mesl steady;
sa1es 1eo bF1s Jersey st and 400 bFs Brandy
VINE a. $8A,;
WAIhha-tnote acL1se aAu ulAtl salts AVo Drls
at TIC,
1AMM ~. aeaH1eatsd ana q 2SSS e e. higher With
nh o5,fk - 1Ro@s e @ ~ q M Sass sS %
Green Bay spring at $1.;5; = 20 bn Racine Do st
q 50; 24eoo By White western At tts2@!: !:
81 Wiz Gszs;:izz :; s3@is6 Sys 6raes. VIII
for prime state. Barley and 6arl:y ; ualt duh and
for exnort and home causnmntioa. sales IA IN
hn At nrima asinn;n'r eas3orp, 10 ~
46h4sc for esstern and 52c fof Testsrn ye11aw'
Usst sI y Ss1ate M ssaze.t IT, dt @c for Canada
"uo otg$noS aoe nesSe5n 80 Eli ~ stale.
o+ ~ ~ 10 eale - ~ e. oIa "
Sai) * fnr n1ime Rees continnes oniet and Arm ~
xas S9 1or county n T. mess ss IL 19r nepae1ea
NET Raef ~ ~ hsms nniet sa5es q III
coed and prime western At ia 50914 IS. Cut
%neate % more actiye sales 69 pSRe, Fl PAT ~ hams. as
Lard quiet and steady; sales 15o oFis At 8@9xc-
Butter selling at 7@1oBc for Ohio, SOIL lor State.
Cheese in good request tor export at S9I4c.
firm Gales 500 bags Rio at 1s14Ga15 and 50 Santos
at 6@ea for cubs; Isl bzs Havana, snd psrt It st
II, end balance on p t. Molssse8 in better de-
, 1861-08-17

nr,.-.---.os
1Aete "ae muen oettel leeaus ID tle mArReta
for general produce today but business was re-
,t,cted IN aceunt of the scarcity of and
- ' ~ o@'@0' ~
Heavy 1ofaAce IL 1e4eAts.
The receipts of wheat amounted to 9T172
hushe1s ard the market for snrtnp oradea ,nanod
dull, because Of strong upward tendency in
freirhte but as soon as the New York dispatchea
.,.osxoz at:.a,-. o.-... =.
we're teee'eu' nnlPpets were nole anA1ous "
buy, and the market advanced 74@1e per bushel,
and clospd firm There was a pood demand for
,~r..4 .,,a 49, ....,-o. u,,,e5 a,,o~+hanosh
Winter "neat' anu lne a1arAst suleu nrn-Lnongn
at the opening buyers held off, and several lots
,ere so,d at a decline Of 16aac m the extreme
WIZ eoAs ~ " 1~e ~ 49, va sA
quotation OF yesterday, VI al! grades the trail
FACTIONS amounted to $4,000 bushels, at s5c for
NO = hed, 75c LOT n " elno' I33i73Sc Tor NO l
Spring; 71@72c for No Spring; and H@soc for
B.;ectsa Tbera ia a+i,1 sra,c;tv IF .uh;ta u, +4-
-Ns'e.se1 s.,s.s sA''1 4'' ~ "AA''~ "A-'=4
Wheat on the market
There was fair demand for Elour, but an at1-
~ = n, NOV h., :, f-.i,h+, ~ No v,,l ard
OIL LUG per orl II 11elgats 10 Ne" iorA ana
Boston, as well as the hrmneas Of holders, ren-
dered the market inactive. For choice spring
extras there was an especial inquiry but the stock
offered was light. Winter VII: at brands were In
oood raones+ INIT hurara and sa,1ara vere 1o6a7sc
apart ABOUT l5oo ofis changed BANGS, At 54e2a8
for choice white winter extras $i.20@4.50 for red
winter extras; t8.a5@4 for low grades to good
snrino extras and ~ 5n3 far fair Ia good suner-
EpA"s eAtA0e 0A" e"'e&f' 1oA A0AA W so"" 7"p0'
fne.
There WAS good demand for Corn, owing to an
improvement in New York, and the market ad-
,ao.d ,<o NTH es,oy of nhort I'm ooo b,aba1s 81
saneeu ~, VIVA @"ee " aoous 1'"''1o oaeae17' Az
2s125Ac for Canal Mixed ahoat; 23923Ac for
, 1861-08-17
CHICAGO COURT RECORD,

UNITED STATES CIRCUIT COURT BEFORE JUDGE
DKEEMoNn.
August 16
No. Al (Chy, y,}-Enos J. Stone vs. join J. White
Gu motion Of compl2fnant's solicitor referred to
master in chant cry to take proofs.
No. 414 fChy .)-Austin Sumner ct al vs.. Henry
Leopold On motion Of eomplalnant's solicitor
referred to MASTER to take proofs.
No 624-Welifngton Clapp Ts. Thomas S. Cor
don. Dismissed as per stipulation at defendants
ceete.
No G99-We11irgton Clapp ve. Thomas S. Cor.
den. Dismissed st plaintiff costs.
Greeks ve. Chicago. Alton & St. Louis Railroad.
| Ordestto be entered and prepared.
| No 449-Jervts Carr vs George ". Brown, On
| trial.
The day has been taken up BY the argument OF
Douglass, one Of the counBele fot the defendant.
, 1861-08-17
MILITARY MATTERS. !

CAPT. BARKKRss MCCLELLAN -DzAdooKs.-
The imp,;cs.,on that nv aelav h.a occurred
- .r
eoe He out VI tae o.o o"mPA1' ~
Chicago Dragons, through tnattendon or
NEGLECT of Cant Rarker. ia entirely incorrect,
an5 M ore tnowa th;s hetter than the Dra-
s1o ~ VIC AnoHo @a.S ses =. .1a.. ..-.os~
eoone themselves. ~ "uo~' o' seA 5'
was read, on the 5th Of the present month, the
following dispatch:
ern,rar,x.p. H.. Aue. T. ,au
To C. B. Bnowx, Asst QuarternAster General:
Capt. Ba1ker's Dragons Gun only be mus
tered Gut OF service oy an United States OH
R1cHaRn Yarrs corar,o- T.,
cant Rarler re,,or+aa h1.a-at,,,.-, .o,.s...,.
and The ahove ia tha ran,s ,rha e.. = ~,
Dracoors can mt hs ,,,st..oa -. II
are paid cH They are State troona. Th. atate
must pay them. It will do so.
Capt. Barker returned last evening from
Washington. Gen. Mcclellan has consented
to the charge in the name Of the Draeoons,
who are now the Mcclellan Dragons. Capt.
Barker brings the following from Headquar-
ters:
HxApQCAa1sRs Division Or PoroaAc, D. c. y
,. August L. 1867
p,aasn tnnn~as -. lnlao.s
Commanding company C6;ca9o Drapaons snch
things as he NAV hsTe In h!s command ;ncln.
dirg srme, horse eouipme ents and c1othinr snd
helonrinr to the State Of I]l;nnis an5 NJ tha
United States GnTernment viii ha nnu t4e
fnr an5 .rrnnnt - 49,. st. e e.. oe aeotoAslole
N~ r. n15ar ~ ~ w Steto w tue eane-
GEoReF STosrx.I
Mai, 1st Cavalry. niV Inan
To his Exce}Jenev Richar5 Yoto. Garn..1p 1.sp
the State of Iuinois. ' - AA0A ~
I'll. .boro k.a 49,.
49, ~ -1@1 ueeu 1e1essfapneo ~ Wv
and within week will have reached Wash
inpton- taking nosaeas,on of their ar7na ho,aa.
~ 1.'.s--stE ~ F ENas p~,,.:. Nl ,t0es'S 1850
Mo equipments ho" " oe4lalr. uen' McClel-
lan's orders are positive for them to go for
ward at once.
Ahh IL nA'AhhAs ntrAe7--lne Manierre Rltles
company Of eighty sturdy men from Manis-
tee and other lumber norta IN e5;,hiro,
,h.a 49,. - ~ o|'~Aas ", A''
ieaeneo lnas eaty yesterday morning. Fhey
bear the name of our well known Judpe.
George Manierre Ear and xp;11 .++o,h +ha7.
go a.. a.. T-S ~1a'' W. ~ N'17ea t1en'
serves 10 the Fremont Rihe Regiment They
attracted much attention marching through
| the streefs. and were eeemfno1v a u.11 Anna
, 1861-08-17

SpHR. MIDNIGHT The schooner Adnikht,
aed ID a* present eax& ed II taking out her cargo
Of ccal ca lighters. She wtl aoNtttess b got d
today md Sc .ake1 tito DRY aoez-Detr2st 1rt-
bf,E<
, 1861-08-17

# Godey's Ladies' Book, Arthur's Home
been received and are for ea1e by McNally 8;
Co., 81 Dearborn street, who have also just
received fresh supply Of Dickens Great
Expectations" beautifully Illustrated and
bound in cloth aud paper.
, 1861-08-17

1-,.
eNts o"s sn' s<11 ooAe eom
peDs, 4on 4' -.As go. 80 80 ~ 49,
80" n'e' I'm aD poEs' ~ l11a.9
80 ss.n ca.,.a. ~ ~ ~ - Nan w. w. ucAe7 @,I.E
- ~ as.s.,s..a,s1 -. , - ,e.ar :Hs Sc',
,'.s =. = a.-.1sA. s spi..s uea oeeu 4n1nse1
.-a;x,- fssz.,rz ~ .a.s.,ae;In ~" ~ p ING "'4A
e ~ ~ 1fAe*4oa'
49," .o.Ae 80 ~ 4os0'9u ~ tao eo1ae VI
n1eAs1 A,'u e,', s,oa1" s.1e0''' ~ !" oeens ooutn
oA .aa @u@4tlo 4Ae e.ounas na'e nons
~ 1sas W naeAvl' Ana .ae same leng1a oi
w. W eup, III 1oe fa'e'' aaoloine
s'e.s @esn@o,e I.e4uts 1oi toe lseeipe Hom
ts A e.'A' ''1ne& &na o'ne' 'aase'ia. asea Ii
~ go rslAs. ~ .pes op.aes h.e p1oo. palia'1s
ro-n-rns.ta .u a,,s..ss.. s ts.4-sn 49, ~ ~ as
<r..-a,,1 ro,.s -
ho,1a- 81 1ss4 :, a;s.1at~. W. ~ sAs.
~ - eonsa1uc'*7o On
s.,,.,,+r ~ aho,. ON ~ xsst ~ p' 4se =
oasa ~ q ars ,,-onsh+ x.s.- 80 - ~ p1ae.e
useo IL :" 3e olouent nom the East, cut OF
1no f.ens &c ~uu 'ispe' Win noles ALREADY
Punensa .H PULLING 'ogesaef' The retorts
sfe OF donaoo c'ay, i1om Sew xoEk, to be set
IN groups Of a7e On esen side Of the
afe' IN manner tnA WILL materially
ecozosn11e 1aei' @AS teaaioaAon saao,
vii allow W q these fesofss !" De ses' only
10 Of which Will be used Tor Inc present
iae tetorts, purifying apparatus &C, are
maoe b5 tie Trenton IN. J.) Machine and Lo
ccmo&ISe WorEe. This game Company ha:
the contfkct for completing the works sne
, 1861-08-17
COMM MERCIAL,

FRIDAY EyENNa, August 18. 1861.
The following are the receipts and shipments for
the past tw wenty-fout honrb:
1KuNF1b LA5f xwKNTY=F1uR noUA4.
, 1861-08-17

# The regular weekly Saturday afternoon
train to Rosehill Cemetery will leave the Chi
cago aud Milwaukee Railroad Depot today,
August 17th, at2h p. m; returning at $ P. N.
Fare 10 cents each way.
J. 8. NEwHoUsE, President,
, 1861-08-17

d e d.
In this city, August IT, EDWIN w. fnfa~t eon nf
AID and Sarah T. CoWlee, sged ttteea Veeks. ~
The funeral Fill take p1kce this (satnrdsVj afser-
neon, at O'Clock from the resldence No sid West
Lake street. Friends Ct the family are Invited to a.
, 1861-08-17

Nh. soTnuRS, one Of the most popular art
ists in tie country, commences the sessoa
and phys short engagement previous to his
departure for Europe, where he is to appear
at the Ha5market Theatre, London, in Oe:o-
her. Notwithstanding the success Of tie
pieces, in which he appeared On mis- previous
visit, and which undoubtedly would draw fine
houses again, he gives us something new,
Translated by himself from the French, enti-
lied "Dea1b. or the Angel Of Midnight" 1t
has attracted crowded houses during the last
two weeks in Buffalo, and is said to be replete
with originality and startling situations, with
a number Of characters worthy Of first class
aztihts. The old melo dramatic notion Of
death is banished, and prayer averts the finger
Of Fate, / e, eauses miracle. In Paris the
religious tendency Of the piece brought ont
every eect, who viewed it as dramatic ser
IGN. 1t will be well placed upon the stage
without doubt, by McVicker, and it is said
Whytal has prepared scme beautiful scenes.
, 1861-08-17

Unpaid Letters,
The following letters, detained In the Chicago
Post office, for postage, will be forwarded to the
Dead Letter Office, on Monday next, unless the
postage is previously paid Call at the room ol
the Dead Letter Clerk. up stairs:
RaWeon Il Streeter, Chicago, Illinois.
Miss Lilly Graham, .s
G. G. Sutherland, j." !"
J. C. Dore, IS ts
Bowen Bsotae1s, Il :"
Jacob Kent, It ::
e. B. ORen, ="
Edward Hayden, Sc ;"
II. BeHeey, st. Paul, Minnesota
II. Jaudell, st Louis, Missouri.
Geo Walker, Buffalo, New York.
Jas. c. McGnire, Cairo, Illinois
Mr.. Pheby F1oryille, Springfield, Illinois.
John Jones, Joliet, Illinois.
, 1861-08-17
MARINE INTELLIGENCE,

MARINE INTELLIGENCE,
ScER. H. C, PosT.-The Il. c. Post, Capt. Nag lie
waseaught in the gale, and by come mfshap the
Captain got overheard. but succeeded in recover
II z himself. She threw over part of her cargo,
ant at last succeeded in making Put-ll-Ba Bay.-sdr-
dusky Register.
NOTICE TO MARINERS.
CUsToM House, SAEDrsKY,
August 18th 1861. !
The Inner Rarge Beacon Light red) on Cedar
Point, entrance OF Sandueky Bay, Was entirely
washed away By the big Northeaster Of August II.
JOHN IoUNes, Collector
VESSELS PASSING THHoCGH TIE WHLAND ca
NAL~-We are indebted to Capt. E. P. Dor for the
following list Of vessels passing through the Wei
land Canal:
Vetsezs Bound Fest Hhers from. H1e7e to.
On the 18th
Prop Young America, Ogdensburgh, Chicago.
Prop Wisconsin, do Cleveland.
On the 18Th
Schr Ellen Ii Baxter, Kingston, Chicago,
SehF s j Holley, Oswego, Racine
Schr Clifton, Hamilton, 1f1nlo.
, 1861-08-17
Daily Review Of Chteags Market,


NofE.- Qaotatioay q saka gtrtn IN ths Aer1st
report. aTe MRderst0od to a. fo* good eoApefkilEe
currency, unlsas 0thsTB5t& se3ts6.
, 1861-08-17

-1exett & Co., sell By catalogue at their
..se mons, SO Dearborn street, at 10 4. H.,
tnfa.cc, caudiet, white lead, eegass, choice
1ioacr<, and general groceries.
, 1861-08-17
ILLINOIS AND MICHIGAN CANAL.

ILLINOIS AND MICHIGAN CANAL.
ARRIVED. .....--Aug Is, 1851.
Nile, Lasal1e, 5,0sl bu corn.
EkWbeck- LaEalle, 100 tons coal.
=, VIM Merriam, Morris, 5000 bu corn.
/ A1eona, Morris. s, ,000 hu corn, $40 bu rye
Humboldt, Joliet 4 500 bu corn.
Lemont, Lockport. COO bu corn
Gto " Arlington, Joliet, coopers' HaEe-
CLEARED. AUG. Is, 1851
Ocean Spray. Ottawa
AmaZonia. Morris.
Danube, Ottawa. Il, $40 It lumber.
4 Lincoln, Morris.
America Lasalle, Il, ,755 # lumber, 40 brls salt
Morton, Ottawa
Acme, Ottawa.
Cuba, Ottawa.
| Cushman, Ottawa.
Globe. Lockport &c, ,78s # lumbar.
| Ontario. Ottawa, IS bris Ialt.
| Dodge, Lasalle.
! Time, Laralle.
| Adelia, Jeliet, 50 COO # lumber.
| Bay State, Latalle.
, 1861-08-17

s~ See advertisement IN another column
Of Situation Wanted. Any one desiring the
ADVERTISERS services will dud It to their aa-
vantage,
, 1861-08-17

ruo DArs Mo1x.-Those who hold stamped
.nv.1o,e. have but two more days, In which
to exchange them for those now being intro
arced, Apply at the Post Office to-day or
NopfAy
, 1861-08-17
1861. 1861.
N0RTHERN TR ca.
VIII during the prete1tseasou. run their tine OF
FIRST CLASS SCREW STEAMERe
Regularly between
AxdensburEks Cape Vincent, 0sw>R<t.
and khs Upper EakssS

DnIS OF LADIN4 FOR CA
II NAL BOATS f4- ssle by WM. B. RAND.
sv31*. E.ihu1e o3ee, II Clark IT.
, 1861-08-17

conr FOB sx7rrHBER.-Gody's Lsdy's
Book, Arthur's Hcme Magazine, and Le DOE
Ton tor September, kaye been reeeaseo os
Walsh, corner Madison street and caston
Hnnae PIace
, 1861-08-17

Nor1cE-The members of Unity Church
aid the friends Of Mr. Co11yer. are requested
to meet ut the Church Building on Sunday at-
terEocn ut O'Clock
, 1861-08-17

lVVU 4S il lilly A1Ml N
TO PREPARE FOR THE
FALL TRADE!
Every man who wants BUSINESS, and wants his
business to PAT, will require for its speedy, and accu
rate dispatch stock Of
Cards,
Hill Heads,
Circulars,
Tags,
Labels,
Receipts,
LETTER HEADINGS,
NOTES,
DRAFTS,
CHECK BOOKS,
BILLS OF LADING,
HANDBILLs,
POSTERS,
PLACARDs,
| And other items to be furnished only BY the Printer
We invite the attention Of all such to superior
facilities for filing their orde1s-conhdent that our
extensive assortment Of
Types, Borders, Ornaments, &C.,
HoEAND ADAMS BEsTPREssEs,
Labor-Saving Machines,
And sK1LLFUL WoRKMEN,
Will enable us to give them GOOD WORK at SHORT
NOTICE and CHEAP RATES.
We have choice selection Of Script and Plain Types
suitable for CIRCULARS. which We shall be glad to
ehoT samples to our custoIneEs-
| FoE
BOOK AND PAMPHLET
PRI.TTEvrG
We have the best arranged office In this section Of
the country. Our work Of this class Is smoothly
pressed before binding, in
! HoA'a HYDRAULIC PRDss.
We also Keep on hand aasely purchased Of the
"Democrat"} a fall assortment Of
LEGAL AND BUSINESS BLANKS,
FOR THE USE OF
~ Call and examine our specimens and learn oos
prices before ordering your
FALL PRINTING,
Country orders VIII receive prompt attention. Ad
dress wM. h RAND.
au147w Tribune Office
GHILDREN'S GIGS, Carriages,
sArs CARTS, saAsEs eRAsiks, ~.
Wholesale snd Retail, 1t 1ss Lake ssfsss sz uvos
1861. 1861.
i NORTHERN TRANSPORTATION CO.
!, | VIII during the preseatseasoa rua aeir tine Of
FIRST CLASS SCREW STEAMERS
Regularly between
: 0xdensbaTEks Cape Vincent, 0swsge
and tho Upper lakes
. 1uRnHa
T. DAILY LIME.
!, For Cleveland, sandusky Toledo md Detroit zna
, TRI-wEsEKLY LINE
= Re and nom Chicago, Milwaukee and sntern=s5s
= Connecting WITH tbs EaIl.osds psrwe<a Ogden,
sssa ese ans dsssd 5sss
r.. Fsis. Ratlsad. Burlington. and otdeF iatafls
nAtcapa Vtacsnt With the Wassrtowu and Rome Ha4
, 1861-08-17

MoV1cKER's THEATRE.-This popular place
ef Amusement, after being closed one week,
foE the purpose Of renovation, will reopen on
Ncrday, the 18th, with the following dramatic
, 1861-08-17

" ANTED TO RENT-A Fur
w nitbed Houee on the South Side north OF
Twelfth etreet UnquestionAble reference given Ad-
dtEaA T. I. " BOZ k4A&. A11a g3541K
, 1861-08-17

E1cuRs1oS.-The Ladies City Mission have
determined to give an excursion on the 22d
inst, to Rockford. This beautiful little vii
lage, tie charms Of the Rock river valley, the
Seminary grove, the proverbial hospitality Of
the place and the cheap fare thitherward- -
only $1-wi1l join day's pleasure with light
purse besides increasing the fund Of an excel
lent and eyer-tobepraised institution.
, 1861-08-17

w ANTED TO RENT-A Fur
~ nfthed House, within one mills of the Sherman
House. Would like possession Immediately Address
j. IL L." Boz 1895. Bent not to exceed $50 per
Auunu au}4r3SI-lfr
, 1861-08-17

And other tems to be furnished only By the Printer
We invite the attention Of all such to our superior
facilities for filing their erde1s-conhdent that our
extensive assortment Of
, 1861-08-17

F The Fi1et Wisconsin Regiment LEFT To
1edo at . O'Clock last evening, aud will arrive
IN Chicago On special train about halfpast
SIX this morning Col starkweather and
ether efflcers will be at the fremont House
for breakfast. Let CUR citizens see that the
soldiers are well provided for.
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1861-06-13

esting. When JUDGE Smith appeared on
tue stand, he created quite q sensation.
hrius dressed in the true ola se,tl,r cess
iumt. gta h.s 'iohaay cake" aal "iera"
t. spti-fy the inner msa. IL vas eouio-
ped Cor se.t'ns new country. Willie
hc wa, spcakins o. the 'lt.le hci ia the
woods, the Association wss greeted by
tie aypc4rance OF tie different militar,
computes OF the County. Tho were
drawn mp near the stand aad create. quite
q sir among the Oh Sel,iers. several o!
them being soldiers of tie Var OF lsle.
Jadse Saith then broke O. from bis re-.
marks on early times. AID addressed the
iiayrent comp inles ca their duty - thar
country, sxhort.ns thcm 10 stand ~ tie
Constitution AMI tie AS. o. tile Federal
Government, ami. If roca be. Weld W
Their !.ves !n Us defense.
The Association tlen passed the follow
ing orders:
CTdere9, That the Secrettry procure
the following BOOKS or the Use u tAe As-
sociatiou.
Fiasr. = book In Which the articles Of
tie Association arc 70 bee entered ANA tie
signatures of the mtms.r- thereto. amt
the date tlat each mtmbyr me into thc
country shall ne pui down ty the mea.1er.
40 the timc ot signing tire articles, aud
The date Of the Suing.
SECOND, y book conia'Hiuea r0'lof the
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1861-06-13

On tie Oh of Ft,-u 10y. 80. General
Soft wrote le.feg to e V-gin,a save.
solder. IN which he s,'s forth his We've
Upon tbr sutjco: 5f American S'aTorv. :,
VS. Vi.tly copied Nc tie ;imc, but 81,
long Interval which his elapsed since rs
pablcat on. viii reader TIE iol'ow.ug q
;rict rev q nary o. err realtrs.
! - 7.ss--lsi tattit isat'eh n'r'
CHI. a-na 81 gers al s4sthouil-
-. to,mr'oy 80 means. aet iuclmr tti-
slc wta tLe safety % ootl cn'nr,. O. mei-
iars,e SLAVERY essen OBJ clfefl'Hst'ol. :
s1Fra.c { taraiy retl -av tnar. in mt
c.lGi.n. { for-s.s It.rl cl.era. tufHo-itf
,s.i,,r csc Caas. t--.ae. .euc'.l- 'a.
rtilHon 80 rf n-ttr na s.4Fe. $50 BOO
Su41est Gle r.lt.I.- nut conditions ot
.,lasers. - iassire .il.sa-s. .re and char-
rs o...al sides. Ile il'eaig ,.r'r-s et-.s
far iAe exercise 81 ~ uaH wisdom aa4
Tirtue. ana tlesc ares 30. rit--'--
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d a--eameas.
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State - Iad.ora. Hagrs Cgrsfv. s..
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u = fr.'.. 'n'f-r..- ll.t 90 this 1g.a daF 81
Aat p lrar l-bl. tas abots namrs tfafta. -
h.s attorney. tir4 m. oalce. = ruat.iaihs
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rompttrn. itersnh ihai sil beforehand Hos q.
81 han ---si.ls So ~ tle >tafe 80 ltaiaf..
>all defendant ifaavI. and 3 80 atl,.r, iu.e. !
esq. are therefore hefan. nHtIf-d 81 ILL., hing
and Irulei.ef - -.tl complaint assfnsf hfn.-
tild mas uiie-s lr rre.lr and arsa - 80 sisnIar
ia .feip. 80 lhr callsue ~ sail caas. o. the !. NJ
NaN o. ient 1901, 81 u'eiork. q lu.. al as 81.
Dies. ia NciiieCrrvk iuN nship. Randolph Ioaa-
-. llalafai s-ld rnrrp atnt AID he maIters
ttl ,l'igs ruiH go taitcd aud alleged. viii
1- - 4!.a .lermiaea .n saia novels at
s-ur
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Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1861-06-13
Pre- ,eut, Jer. Smith.


icE lEr1lDENgs.
June g. Bowen. Greensboro II.
Wm. Hunt. Wesfriver.
Dtvd Heast3u, Wh,eriver.
: flh Pearson, IS l~ain- ton.
Dmie. b. Miller, Ward.
Gcpr-- hrlmn. Fcuklir.
10. Nwz, y arae.
There hein1 na Ol Settlers present
.ra.n Net,'tereek. stouycrecs. JACKSON,
"ayue and Green Townships. no Vice
PRESIDENTS were chosen tor Them.
Secretary. Martin s Eeeder.
lgei-urtr aamrs CLAYTON.
lie Association ,hea adiournod for
dinner which vas eaten 10 .le O.c SIT
ceesty'e.
Tie A,soc.atioatacu met and the mem
beers were invited TO address tl,e audience.
Dr. Parker, the olde s,>tttl,r. o. reared
on the stand, tnl was ..lioued by james
c. Bower Um N,cs. Lucinda Hm,.,
Ef Edwards. Jonathan E4varls. Jeremi
81. eah. Zieias.-l Facke,t. Dts.a Wy
song Nm. llaat, George Rau. Ovid
aeis~aa, ,'ohu co=-,, Je-eul. y ,cs James
Cat. George ftcaoar. and others,
giving -.araic ~ee9unt 81 the trials ami
lAc1le 'A. % settling uev
c--a-r IT,. 1s---es 1.s- r..y inter