davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1861-07-25

the ,nark7t hie week tleic !csssc :-ou1d he quito
heavy: and AZ they hare held them thus far whtlc
prices have kept 1ec* dig, arc determined to ts7
It II little ip1ger. .. ::
wi ether they will be alto to get nm a9snnco
enou:h 20 puy their expenses. u nlatter Of como
falllpc Of ithIn short time a. In ordinary mar
kets, holding catst. haek here docs not help th"
New York OF Eastern markets particle: - tho
mastcr az thu drov. r., and wi]l not pay alsanc
vile they knsw there l. 800 500 head or hecy:s
within TIVE re lunrr rail aud water coE1nunic stloa
al them. Uur opinion is therefore, that there
cannot be much better markets until these State
csttle aIe c1eaued out.
Tie unaity OF the cattle this week II. fair, nj
though 1la1dly a. good a. last ueck; large par
ton of the uiicrings being lgtt, tut steers. just
suitable for the warm weather.
REcElr7s-Thr following is our comparative
tfal Kailroaa, estimating Is to tho car:
, 1861-07-25

: Market, 1st Board fIn: I'd Dosr1 heavy
WlscoasN BAsKs.-N'e take the following
from the Madison {Wie.} Jou1aQi:
According to information received from the
Bank Comptroller, the following banks hare mnde
their circulation par In the Department either ~
subttftutiDg Wisconsin Securities for their South
ern Bun1s, OF by adding Wisconsin bonds to the
reminder OF tlclr, Stuck An additional state
nj 1t lYifl follow tomorrow:
Bark Of Green Bay.
Okhkceh Commercial.
Bank CT Sparta.
Corn Planters Bank.
I:xrhange Bank Of Darling u Co.
Frontier Bauk.
1NAukcshu County Bank.
Sun PElirle Bank.
| Farmer and Mechanics Bank.
| Walw0rtl County Bank
Bsnk uf tht: interior.
T. Ua1k of columbus.
| lsoskweN & Co.'S Bank.
| Bank Of 3toneka.
| Bank Of Fox Lake.
| Nr;thern Bank.
, 1861-07-25

II HI 81 h4ES SA4.E-WW.::
IL HceT W411er ond S-r.4 & W.,,..
HeTp1rR g. C+uifit Id ext=usetl ar.l ~ Is. i:
deed of truft nklc-. heas- 1:itt. N..--,.
and wss ETed for record f.. the t.t.r. u.
Of G. o. county, f!1IEc!r. Narcn .+t- X
accorded a :atn flee n ,:aby i. q i.
G., y her BY the- ctnvtykst t. ! IT..
esEBtn prtn,t e5in s.ft ssi1 dssf:e+.---.
fbh pay tut It. O. = pFdnl--er: Hcts:.s Vi
d-te with s9tL d.'+.. drY xr cy saf1 r3.-s
nblt to tss ocder Ct ii.HmAna 4 j..
an.nf~-
And. wEcreAs. II was nEceI1s1 ;.Eis
deed thst II cR;e dean : f. Ea.l- -,
sn:d j. CIR, acc coTtlinE t1 i:a trn-. u: -
.tarrUtaticn Of the Ii K,l .ossee!!1 -.
Nun. eltter N ptra01 .. BY it.0sa.:, y.
asHt &c Of sa:d property u E.t1ui:::- / :
stribcd by sat1 1trd-
And. whereas de.al!f -vss .a.de J, r.,
t.tc and no par. tbs root !taa b~-s n. )
tit'I nas been mac. tc :: 10 sc.''s.:.s ): !:
shtIett o. sell. fs 30 vatfn IL e ): IL
ps.tnlspe. nc an right Gt:e, tes,cli!.
dcmpsIon therein said Caaissi4 l.: .:
wIte, thsir AetFR and assigns.
Now, therefore, otfc- Ii nan'h*.srs.... !.
on tee Twenty Ninth cay tf !Aae.et. /
o'clock Ia ths- fure1oov, aelf AZ huaEt l,s
net b door ftne C.:uft Mous.. In ttstr
Andlk o0Efys 1IlH1tAp II tFS hs:-...s!! -
the tai0 property Or prent7ts. '.Eit-:.'
Ing 1nt.. situate tn sa.a Ct y tf gat:ES !.
IT.. A1lsy sub,ii isttt1 OF tie nor.a.4t: i: !, !,
BALI Vt the west halt Of the nctta esss ::
ton tweEts ,:seL tn Toa nst:p ta!F7.t; :;
R1- r. fourteen II. e1st, nIf"ele. ':.s,'
tsTtIty I've ltf~ a1x s1.tt, taF::
ts-ivf [:t9. th1rts--fx l:6.s. It lYty.s,rr :.
ri, thtrty nj - Cs+}, tJrty ". fa1t1i::
I:Er city.oas ;5!t. nifty two t3e1 4. t.ri:
Ito. 4 ane tt|: Iota tarse r. TJs. 1...s:
ssveG FL. eight i. eleven TT. IxesssE-. ;.
t-s}- thirty tn.s ta3... shiS.} -two =. =,
tbitty six t!I1, it.rtr siI ~ t,:.@ = :.
eight ttsI. aad inEty nine ttcl. Ii. Bce. r:
tiTse Fl sevru Z. eight fS!. nfa> -"
thscr i1-!'. twenty 51.f. t:3.. ID 1Fr -, =
4 rty fri u 4 fit:y !lr.e ~. Ii. tsn.7 X
for. ths-c Et4I ::'tt IN ali. <ith iii nc::
pFtssEeufs tn sd esel lsLI ssts.: II -.
nt tAEtt equat~ ef ssticnai is1,.1 o. ,sta w.:
y. u ell Anl BsfnaE1s &. t'a.llasM. H.:
bl.ss + atrir j. IOE~sti st.1AI !!
W. .tElsN.fa -
, 1861-07-25

4 tHANC;EH1 NVIkLE-7ctate or
~ nuR.'.; Csek County :. s.SIsaRer1;; canst =
Nllledo'er Il. Walton 9 Alilledoler.-Ia Chancsry.
.Adsvtt fths n@1areelde1ss @ q Mslt9n a Mi!le: e
the ones fte C1srk II said Superior Court u Calca
e.. Notice I. hereby given to the said Waltsn O..
plant sait Court en the Chancsry side thereof on
the % dty Of July 1tl and that sunons theteupon
tssucd out Of sa& Ce1rt against sAia defendant re.
tuEneb1e sn the mt Monday cf September next Qa}
NsT. unless Jsn the .asa walton G. M,l.eao1ar shall
personally be ind appear before said Superior Court
of Chicago ef CoeE County on TIC nrst Dry oi tho
N ths hrat Monday of septenbai. 1sSt mi. eleaa.
answer o. dcmur TO t,s said couplalaAnt's bin u
IN charged and stated. Will be taken Al confessed,
and decree entered aEnfnst you according 10 tho
, 1861-07-25

There is getting to be a too uniform prac-
lice among certain class of thcee who pro-
vide uniforms, The clothing they tur'.A at
is most uniformly pnor, aud their s3ste af4o
s1irdliug is uniformly bruzen.Iaccd and out
rageous Yesterday as noticed in another
coln1nr, the 5:h Wisconsin Regiment passed
thTcug;, this city, Ell rcuie for the seat Of war.
They we're Gne looking body Of men, q credit
:ouur sis:tr State It Ii said by our reportc.
that they 20 Oh thsi1 war GRAND With hisa
courage, aud ioyously. Surely it To11d hayc
tten brt simple jnstice to the brave fc'lo1s
10 have seen and sent them yell clad. Mis-
ccIsin has hcfo1c this done Efell in such be.
ha!f. But It seems The "ArRly Worm:' lms ct
last fallen at Ko1k in Wisconsin. Tac cro1lov-
irg f1om d Madison exchange, in referring to
this regiment indicates that its clothing is not
what it should be. NC should be happy to
accompany our copying Of this notice with
the names Of tie scouudrel contractors:
There has doubtless been q gross cheat on the
part Of the contractors for these uniforms. Ths
SSt Is q ,s1, a.dx uay and m9t
.Lare that wnuld not fit nny conceivable nan; aud
.asse 1u5nbcr of t2itors are busy in ell
deayof1ng to make such changes. in eon1e
nf them as will make them answer the purposes
5oI which fney @ we're . madetho9gh yeIy badly w
had bcsn made with responsible AID honorable
mneH. m rho would lufaiss. proper article: but, II
shave in Ills contract re are surnrisel thai tIe
Quarte.n:astcr Gsnrzal shoald be tmposed upoa
70 MO Ills var al entt!ea, e. to good outd.Nthe %
dcorle OF nc Slate demah that they .hall have 1t
constc,atsn to treyent eIr beinr veil annn1,eS ~
Better would i ", that man Be employed to
tie entire sanntaeturins Of Il ths '' nn',farmE
TO sec that the contract is properly fllsd.
thste imnosftinns does not III. nnon thc stafe y. ~.
sucl--bnt upon her patriotic citizens, wh? leave
IN nphodfne ihe hnnor & rns1r sntry yys
II Il we're Simply loss Of money. it would b. .
men % of lie coforts to which tnsy are entitled Il
il matter e & 9f vast Importance sud NC trust 9nr
inaposi,ion is cast upon @ Us. ~ >''S ~ N"''D-'
Amen to that last. Wisconsin, don't let your
bravo troops be dcfrauded aud robbed. There
arc no class Of ecamps that more richly deserve
the lang1nan's services than the fellows who
fattcn On contracts filled with shoasy cloth.
ing. We hope that the 9TH Wisconsin werc
not clothed By a Chicago house, indeed We
believe tie uniforms rcre made at the East.
But such clothes have been made here, wit
ness the Dupsee Rifles clothed by German
house On Lake street, whose rags fiutte,ea IN
, 1861-07-25

"BRE7HREN LET Cs DRILL. When ths
news Of the repulse at hIauassas reached the
Camp Meeting at Desplaines, Rev. Henry
Cox, tho large hearted pastor Of Wabash Az
trre, N. E. Church-wto Was preaching 1T
tie time the intelligence Was receiyed-ze-
1ns:ked, On closing his sermon" Brethren VIC
lad better a6journ this camp meeting aud 50
tome aud drsll.''
, 1861-07-25

4

T AKHE OK chlt:
, 1861-07-25

i
1H default has bern made in th-ts.-s.
tA1a note tbcas4n,s dstc tho 9Th tlaz I. 9s
3ss55. and due au.t payable In tsx was ~:
tho tut1 of twenfy-HfH9 hundred a.drf
lars ard ninety Ehlr cents, $SS9!a " -: :.
atfs, default has 1teen r1ta4ie In the r1s1-
tAtn bond or Obligation OF saule day : = =
given to secure th~ p2yMcat a! r y
thansan,l Hire hundred and nlnr!s;1rs
tventv cents. $-,:ss9 :a.,flt which *aI =
together with nt:scr Indebtedness. X :.
at@ srctlrat4 hy = rcrs1i1 Ntnrt :a.7 e. !
I,an,!slrIl s1nttt, anil Margaret F.. HI =
=.tlt day Ct NnEcfs- A D. iSs'. aast ts:A: =:
c..rtierr otl}ae Ut CoUk cuunt:;. ll!i;sS. :.
3fnrtGaCta. page &s5. which ssA1;t l4ss'+@
1u1y assigned u NE.
Scw, ttieretnts, tn pursuance at tte ! >.
In saist, Uortya~c cehtinneti. rtsi!c -.
Given. that uns Ett.nea*ta tiSe t:tsas''-, = :.
SrpfcIAscr. H. D. I:6i. at ten q rltr. y !!
tll.tt day, As the nertli dsor r. t!s cca. =: =
city IT t:ht-ag", Cs'unty t,< TAM aG1ss.
i-Lall reli at public sarctlos t. N; A.. -
mortgage. rtx: Fsrt al 1sts +s>.tIi -. ::
hlscK nfty. .s1-he l3d} Of t!.s stt:3nai W..
beginning at = 1t1Se IN tft rs-. !ih* d - =
r., ~ sa.t1 lot WIS ori.tnas.: Isl! @:
fact Forth Of the centre of R1ti eH,t ~ !
n'rl west parallel win the nsrt" lsc1.a - = =
III @ y stake tAlrt, fso1- feet WIT q L., ~ :
aluck 1r1y.oi.i.t III: thensr ae:.ss;;:;:. ;:
the sAsk lsne of said lot seven / ~ =;
said let pf;.h. r.: +, thc loTssi ELc + = :
nj. the alley. thence s!1hs fl't' hn:1n =
xereH y alul eight III tt th'' s"si =, ::
i<t eight Iass: thrnfe senthsE.y st"s: ~. :.
sRtti lot eight t. the r.aSr q o.E''!Eif =
rf chfraSo. County " !"n:: ..,. ~ ~; ~ Il:
tl,~1cxnso Ise1on.tn..c, aud ~ shs E';dt =.
dctl,ption of st,t- said F. 1@:'siolt: ~
u rrt.nrOEs. tEtf. s@Iri rstt a--l:.a~ ~;
, 1861-07-25

Il On 4 e 18th uuy Of Nav La Hr.7t
dere and Mary L. Cov1ez5. tl% VT. =
Shmuel r sttnnAr . srn i. II :. + Nv
re.1 c. int he, ,eiEnfser dcac1to' 1, 7r!tss s..
corded IN ,he Rec1rlter'a ef11e II G.
nola- In Eaol = cf 1e-ds- Pages = +~-~.t
E~nt IT flve prcrn'ctorv nck.a = III TN
ticulariy described. all payable H." -: =:
H. Carter; and. WteEt@a+ Gttau.t r.. r:
tho Ea5 Il ent Of IT,: thr ~. IT." c'i5
trust dec:: nctt1ur.d. amt nppli IT = g
nude ~ ua ae tic executors ana le:.al r..
IT Samuel L. S1.nr rr. 'ielea e,s, e. krrr::S:
In auld trust Gre.s s.ss:slot q. in ~ nrstia.s<
At sats theFa.r cont7tret. Public ne1,
given. taaF on N~edansd " the tE:T.s.
.lu:utt, 11S'. u: TN t'rlnck y TIE. .:t:'s-
dav- on The pztu3see Ter aeSfs:E de4E"
tell :.t rub:ts; anct.yn t. tl.t r!+:h::9 ci:..s
th1 +. 81 sst4te in SAID tfnst der aea:e-
n-unbt three ~ and fonr:s,. te Hl2t:a:
School Stcttc1t AA-lt.op t. t,c CT: Vt T..
County. 1lllhstY, with The r1'2'iEtrI
t+lerEt: g, o. d MI tha right aud e4al;E &.
ct The ta{d grantoE, kls h*iE! '.Hd .*ss:.:I
.t&sitS T.. 3a'IE:
ELUi.iue: ~
.sE.ccutlrs Of "a. .auGI I. At.s.ss: ::
, 1861-07-25
Albany Lumber Market for the Week
RntlnE July n.
from the Albany Evening journal


DEEyKs- There IL very 1ittls chauyo to notice
this week the market being, as usual, tlis ycar
orerstocked. The receipts continue heavy, there
btins oTer 900 fresh arrivals. In addition to tue
1,et0 hsnd which taIe been held out for tbs past
two or three wecks. It caunet fairly be said that
there IL 00 head On aB1c today ~ some ug those
WHO have their etocl turned cut Ia pasture, dill
not bring them into the pens, or otter them for
, 1861-07-25

The receipts sf aour Ind grain during the w=es
cEdinEJply 70, ct Tslelo were iii ,0js brts A,u7,
y no IN wheat 13s5l3 bu corr, 400 bu oass, and
1,csa hi rye.
, 1861-07-25

New KOrlI Cattle 1uriIot.
NEW foRK, Laly *.
Tile market MES somewhat hnDynut to-day NV
in. TO more active demand and considerable
fai,rg pf n rrcslpts The cattle wcrc nu bette.
but brought fully half cent per pound nl:lre. liu
CURRENT prices are as fpllow.: lsr quasl.y, sa5G
interior, 370T50 per hundred weight. Receipts,
s3s6. o1llcl cows dull and nomiaa1ly unchaased
Veal calves dull but without material change De-
ana 1an. ior smeep 1ua ,aes as,!se
cold freely at Quatationa which 4tsaw Urge Ill.
vaLcc-1st quality 5E@5H; others IGllE.
, 1861-07-25

In tie t.luEfer Of the business Of tla Chi
tago Democrat 10 this Office, NC purchase The
entire Etcek cf Legal Blanksi in the posses
zion of tnct Office. The assortment co2t:ins
about tno Hundred different sorts of blank
ferns. For so1ne twenty years pas. the pub
Usher Of tie Democrat has supplied, in . large
measure, this city, county and much Of North.
e1n Ulirtis, with blanks. They bsvc been
prepared with great care and are esteemed en-
.i.e1y rsliablc- all persons needing blank
Deo}E, a1o1tgages, Lease, Judgment Notes,
Quit Claims, Bords for Deeds, Articles OF
Agreement, Powers Of Attorney, Certificates,
Declarations, Indictments, al Kinds Of Jus
ticc Of the Peace ord Constable blanks Shcr-
its ditto, Circuit Court and National blanss,
County Court ditto, and large variety III
Miscellaneous Blanks "too numerous to mcr-
tior." csn uow find them ct the TRIBUNE o:
flee. =
All Of these will be sold single Or: by
Gnantityat eame price charged By the DsaD
erat Office. Any special kind Of blanks will
be printed at short notice, on very reasonable
te1uas.
This branch Of buefness will he in The haues
ofMr. WM. Il. RAM, superintendent Of the Job
Printing Department Of the TRIBUNE, at 81
CInk street, Office at the head Of the first
fight Of stairs from the street entrance. Or
, 1861-07-25
MARINE lNTELLlGENCE.

PASSED DETKo1r, JG1y % Bound up-Prop No
Hullister: schrs Hanover, Lewis Cass, Mansfield,
G c Trowbridga, P Parsons. Arrow, Maple Leaf,
Hubbard $ L Noble, John Wcedon. Fulton. Mou-
Glfswc1d.
bound Down-Prop Kenosta, Acme. Racine,
MENDOZA; bark Great West, No. i !; brig Young
State, II Il Brown, a Bronson. B F Davy, n r
Goode1l, Gov Hutt. Waurecan, Planet, E NJ Peck,
\ Nlo1ey, kenosha.
vEssE.s PASSING THRsraH THE WKILAHD ca
xA1.-Ne are Indebted to Capt +. Dofr for the
following list Of vessels passing through the Vel
, 1861-07-25

Tit I.tes Phalanx, Of this city, whose ac-
tsr;ance VIC noticed in our last iseuc, h:l:
shsir 1egimcEtal election, .he result Of 11.cn
&c givc with the list Of companies thst his
f,t -. 4.,rnsSI7eff t.s.
, 1861-07-25

ESTATE OF ROBERT PAT
- TERspN DEcEAsEp-PubIe Notice is hereby
given t. all persons hav11g claNls and dcntnuds
ID present the SANG for adjudication and settleniut
= = e fe of e. g. S19pH Goarf h ol g. cSa
of chicago on the third Monday Of September, A. b.
NELSON TH0MAssOS. Adn,iaattater
? Chicago, dune 2 Ii. lc61. Jysi.ecsit-ta
, 1861-07-25

Kott Ho:mcs, Ottawa, q .Ss3 b sta' es and Ieai
irg.
Acniv. Ottawa.
EGirb1rgI,, Marseilles, 5 keys n4iia.
Ctarit t, Morris.
A,cone, Mcr1l=, II brls SILT.
Ger Scott, :. 6f! 1bs oil.
Arctic, Morris. Is hrls ea1t. -
Maria, Ka.kakee, 20 $50 # lumber. 50 t.Is salt.
LemuLt. Lockport, S brla fish.
Tsunbndavr, q 1916 Tta czs.iNya.
B a Tburp, Joliet
Resolute, Athens,
Fame, DuPays-
Progress. L.,cknort.
Humboldt, Joliet. ...
Caesar, Prison, %, G77 stayc,, II, ,331 heading.
, 1861-07-25
for from five to eight dollars less money. ls
this right, Messrp. Kohnf :. , :


this right, Messrs. Kohnf y
1t il something to know that tho quality Of
theae suits has: been made the subject Of an
action Oh the part Of the Polics Commission
e1s., resulting in the cutting down Of prices
on 4 part Of the contract. It would hAVe
beca better to have set tho example to our
army Inspectors and put brand on Messrs'
Kthn's failure TO execute their contract by
turning back upon their hands every garment.
1t Is gratifying to know taat the caps Of
MtsaIs. Herzogg, furnished for the Police,
lasipg been found inferior to tho contract,
were Rejected surely, the coats and pants Of
Nes-rs. Kohn should not in this respect have
paated from The poor company Of the caps.
CHICAGO COURT RECOEO.
UNITED srArkz CIRCUIT COURT, JGIr s1-BEFoEE
JCDGE DREMN0Sp.
nc, $l-leaac :. Pratt w. Alcx; IL Kftkpatfiek ct
NJ M Ghy6aeo Bliss Ct ~ a =, ~ EdTasa 1sn3 B.
80. ss5 1cbS9-Detaut as to Fisk and Alex Mil
10. flsMJohn D. Maxwell rs George Fromau.
Rsd aS ne WsRn !ah s. aat
te1by. Judgment on answer fg.rnishee $l514G9,
snljett to :hs legal tights Of al parties bona ode
10. 31IEltaha L. Turner ct al ys. Peter Bots.
Mellon Y I9 suppress deposition Of Her7iet Beckett.
Ncs So, a3;;3. ss7-samc 0: der as in SOC.
= No 332-Matou G. Sherman W. John Kiddcr.
E}estmcnt' VERDICT not guilty. Motion for nc''
No Peter Crickman ct al rs. John Collier.
| Fjectmsnt. Costs paid On judgment Of January
2*d, 1861 Judgment vacated and new trial ordered
''Se. No. so5ames s e IT, Stewart va An=t1n Cornell
t Jury waived, and submitted to the Court after
| hearing eyldeuc.. Postponed for further testt-
On motion Of Thomas Dent, Esq. Mark Bangs
WIS admitted TO practice in .. S. courts.
| srr.n1on COURT oP cH1cAGo-1S BASc.
No. 1sl- shstIer e. Ma1let: Suit dismissed aa
| to garniEhGe. at plaintiff y cost
No. 1ss-same ". Otis johnson. Dismissed
| ut plaintiff Gust.
~. Kinney ys. Wright ct a. Notion By
HSsss'tss 70 ess@R = FIFTY y FcsE ys. Samuel T: waa..
dict and Judgment for $la5o; Motion for rev trial
uvc1Tuled. Appeal allowed on filing bond aud
| hill OF exceptions IL ten days.
| Motto. for new trial BY defendant suetained. BY
ssreemeut, case submitted to Court. Judgment
for defendant for coats. Motion for new trial
sfea aRRs &c Eli Pafes & ssd o&'a
NOTICE -Geutlemen Wishing to perfect
themselves in the Cavalry Drill, independent
Of any company organization, are requested to
meet in Private Parlor, No. ), Sherman House,
this evening at. * o'clock, for purposes Of
consultation. An experienced cavalry officer
has volunteered TO drill any number Of geutlc
men, rot lesR tlau sixteen, in the Eorma ations
abd it is proposed to secure the serciees Of g
competent fencing master, and afterwards Of =
riding master The drill in the f.'rlnatiou:
ard erolutions will require from four to sis
| prffks 1,u!Ert. l0rEeE arN needed.
~ Cook j. McIain, IS Dearborn stresL ha7s
made their price lot cleaning ard dyciag Gent;
/ garments less than any other house IL the city.
6
81 AL should not fail to read the advertise
nent Of Prof. Wood In to-dsy's paper. mhtly.
, 1861-07-25
THE BADGER STATE IN THE FIELD.
Her Prompt Response to the
Government. ).
MOVEMENT Of the 5TH REGIMENT
lnEIR DEPARTURE tRoM CAup RAs0ALL.

IN /
>nr,, ,,,,,,r, .no,, u,~n ...,
fn1''A u1' an o@D *n'1 VAst A7DAnn:
Their pnssapoT T,1,rn1s1f, f.l,3c.,on
Itene"e OF the hehta bu!fe Kuo' followed
W 'he 1cpuise aud fetreat, c'eatea co"hefe
else greater amount OF sensation, roF more
hearty response than where the Filth Ksga
Mcnt OF Wisconsin fo:nnteers Were IN their
quarters at Camp Randall, ut hne1son, o'1s7.
| naily expecting to be called into tie hcln nexs
month. hot new on'y eager to BE- up and Away
to The ecene Of stiife.
Their su1nmehs came. oh Monoay, Jug "a
adfpa4ct 1ros1 Ire War department oraefeo
tht'r immediate III paftu1e. IL 1ouno Iae ga
lant fltth ready ana tne "ofk OF psepAf71'oa
waa diligently ect cbont~
W'sccns1n mas done wen ana 4.os!"'l5 ~
ncr troops AN e1cela"n 70 1o'eu " our
| -Maoison eAehanses III 1easato u hoato1nls HIT
n,snea s: ,ns run, SEQ We copy Inc s't1esofes
ehaine alu atestuce luat a1n5 coAst1cto1s
| EAA1A IL 141oNEQ IL 4M1uA4E AlA lE44a4A suEA
t troops as passed threugh this city last even
/ so,- ava - 41;s hoa LAW 5ora .,a thoza
80 11@s ~, . -.
| seounofel cont1aeto1S Ella NIl'nu, luete ce1-
| talrlF Should be Ecme means set 10 punish
| such Elarery
ntst,ra 1vo are rot 4hroyzinp s4onas at our
H. s.rhs.,. 49,. - s,I. .,,.o
| A@'Sneo1 6Aao0 oo.0eef ~ "o 49, :.
| elass mouse whose every W1ndo" 1s sIucA 1cA
uf the rags Of our own 10Th, aud Is partica-
le,1v frans,crnrt an +o t],e 7,tter aa11biness of
I ,. 1,.. ~ - r,,,,.7r to-, ,,,-.,,
| e"r 1'1eA pit66"oe' "e " AAi1S1' Law nesA
to learn OF "Dconsln IN her care ana zeal 1o1
equipment Of her troops, but VIC notice Oh
| tte authority of their own home papers q de-
| ..:5 L. oaa-,n ,.,;,,, r. 4.,a :. or;n,;,.t
| 4ee' sas1 :" oee"A' "1A~*' 49,, -
enough TO deserve the fofe o1 the FfoFost
| Marshal
! A. c,mn nanfo11 orr s,,rcia1 rennrfer fnuna
!
e'e1s1hing astir ioe uePa1'ufe yesterday
1hSrn!ng. Tents were atrueE, camp equlpago
uackfd az1nv chests filled and loaded. and
,,ra,,,,1r IN +ba h,rr +3,a +roone worn IN
f.u.-
uhe SAc oll 1oE tie "a's. 4Ae 1otto".o3 -
the list Of ofhcefs OF the
| FIFTH REGIMENT WISCONSIN STATE VIOLIN.
/ aEEs's.
S"lsht1 COMMANDING a'hasa e7"o o1 Slihesaa
| '.tA"
| LeuteuaHt toiohcl' II. :. Eme1s u 4oE'a5" LILY.
Aa'utant: +. 5 West Of Mlwane.e.
Quartcs-,iastcr, J. G. CLARK OF Lancaster.
sur=eon. a. L. Lake'nan-
LIT ASSISTANT q, ~ "hous.
f.na,',,,, nv r. = 1snr,sr =, ro.,,o,;tv
Leader Of rectmcllnl BAND Dr.. craig Of Bc,v,t.
Full Military Band of - pieces. Drum Corps. 10
DE''1nmefs and II afess
.ohsn o. ~ 1uafas. napa. :. ensk
! 1o1 mcn. % tents @1'' '''~' -~'''~@>ee' -
COMPANY p-Miiwnukce zsuaves, cast. E. c. 11ih
hard; :st licnt I. u. olncr; md Lieut.. Roht Eess
sn.n ..v.me's III LIZ Oh ep'ea7 1'ua'ss' 4'1 nen' =
COMPANY c-Ges,usn Turner's NJ Milwaukee Cant
William Derrens; 1stI Lieut. J. c. schroelIn=; snd
Lieut.. Hhnz Boebel o men tents. .
| lHAFASf u-be3sc9 l1aa lelhea. toFs l. T. Cas
, 1861-07-25

WEpNEsDAx EVENING. Jul: g. ISG1-
TIN following arc the receipts and shipments for
the past twenty four hours:
, 1861-07-25

CHICAGO ARMY CcsTRAc1s .-ME Ncstcr-
6ori, Of this city, On Tuesdsy received dis.
patch fem Springfield, Informing him tsa:
his bid for making 1000 Pairs Ct parts for
cavalry soldiers, had been accepted, and re-
quirirg him to proceed to Springfield imme.
diately to sign the coatract for the samc. The
price to be paid for the pants is :5.0s per
Iair, and They are to he delivered Ia Spring
Held In twenty days Gcm the siSniug Of tpc
contract.
Mcssrs. Turner 4: sidway, Of this city, are
shipping CT eTery day large quantities oi
saddles, Lclstcrs, etc, Tor the c4v.try 10 be
rut into service n tlIB State. They will have
made 1G0o saddles, and corresponding
1umber Of accoutremtnts, when th@lr con
tract il completed. Their contract amounts
to $4,000.
, 1861-07-25
ILLINOIS AND MICHIGAN CANAL,

ARRIVED. D....,....-.Jxly ..
E Eurnam. IaSa1le, 40 tons Cal.
st Louis, OTTAWA, 5375 bu corn.
I1eubadour, Lockpnrr, 430O bu corn-
Inareriaf. L0ckpurt. .50u0 bu corn 30 brls wines
t;et,fse. Morris, 5p00 It
P NurtL1up, South Joliet, 30 tons earth, 490O bu
ccrn.
o:d Abe, Joliet, 4e00 bn corn.
Globe, Athens, 500 -
, 1861-07-25

WEe:7tS 1IhI.F1-s 6 1sA1ltE.1 ; !JIIlCNisf1: Ul.
:nEcTcRr,-The Chicago City Directory for
15c0-G2 hos just been published b5 lIalrln Il
Bailey. Besides ccnt"inibs all the names Of
citizcns, it also tas carefully classified tus;-
ucss register and stree! and aycnre a.rectory.
This directczy, like lis rrcdeccssrrs, is gotten
up IN gcoa style, aaa r1narxably accurate.
In the City Directory for 1860. there ,reze
IS e224 namee. Al1eEsrs to each family n
average of fcur persona, the population was
112.SoG. II the rcw Directory there nrc 3d. ,SS9
nar,ee, beiEg an increase CT 2,Ga o1cr last
yer, o. 81 Increase in the actual popuia.ioa
CT 1865, and making the fair rtotal population
OF Chicago at PRESENT shout 120,010.