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, 1862-07-25

There Was good attendance Oh Change to
day, and business opened brisk; buta decline of
2 2 cent. in gold In New York tended to rendsr
the markets at the close duh, and prices lower.
Tie offerings Of -four were very Light aud the
market ysas quiet-with GALES Of winter at $500
IS 10, and spring extras at $40oDs4 50.
Wheat opened firm at about yesterdays closing
prices hut as soon as the New York dispatches
were received, the market fell 111c per bushe1 and
closed quiet Abont 90, Goa bushels changed
hands at 9sc for No red; Csc foE No. 2 red; 8l@
9s16c for No. spring, and sz@8ec for No. eisprtng
closing at 91G9l76c for No, 1 spring.
Corn WIS particularly active at the opening, snd
heavy transactions took place at yesterdays
prices-the market closing quiet and ~ lower
Upwards Of SO. .o00 bushe1s changed hsnaa at 2s@
Sic for River Rejected adoat; 3aD31c for mixed
in etore; and 2s@26kc for Rejected in stosc-
closing quiet at 30Hc for mixed In store. n
Oats we're sold At 2s76c, Rye was scarce and
firm at sc. Highwines were dull aud K@1c low
e1, with gales at &c. Mess pork WAS sold At s. So
St. Louis packing. Mess teef ID in active request
and we note GALES Of LOCO brls at S11.00@s12.GC
fer mess and extra mess. Lard Is in good demand
and firm at 736@GAc. Tal1ow is firm at sh@sc.
Freights were dull and closed &c lower-with
Light engagements at 10c for corn, and lie fol
| for wheat to Buffalo; and 9xc for com to For
| Colhorue-cloeing at the latter figure.
, 1862-07-25

sctr Ar.n. Brrr. Cen.revt1le r45 cdswond
eehr Pioneer: Thouron. HoIIand co N slaves.
schr Mary, Shooter, Holland, s5 m 4unner, GO m
schr PalHetto, johnson. Duck Lake, 160 N
lumber.
Schr kEeite Cianeey. Green Bay, 80 N lumber.
Schr Tempest, Wllltams, Green BAY, 1lb N 1nnber,
b1m 1ath
sehF 1ds aasIs Set R sn5 -. = n stayss
Schr Kanttr, u G, hsm, oswseo. 9,9Sa brls salt.
Schr Sea Bird, Thomas Buffalo. Il ION tons cns1 '*'
Schr Henry Hege7, Gates, OcoDto- 145 m inmher-
sehr Ellen PIKE, osler, kalamazoo, IS m ,nmber.
IS cds wood '>'''@N&'
stsses. 4l''''''' 'A4'''"'e ID IL
schr Commencement. Faudes, Holland, 90 m 1um-
''''1''''As' bsr. '''''1' ><'.'''' " - l''n'
0' s ber. i 'a'ee' '7'A' f'''9' AN'' ~ IL A4A'1
Srhr nriver rav;dann Tenere MN lumber asn m
s1,ina1as "a ~ iath pe-e' ''1 11''@1' o'S -
scht Pae Fe1,na a. nsae ~ Z, .9He sa Too
ssbT 5asf I'D esePy vs
gsai' saas @ ofs si
scov Harriet iI 1nne. Hanson. wh1ts River N nj
lumber. 1N' ~ -
scoB Mermaid. Tdomson, White River. Som 1un,-
40 - :. - -
Etn.s nta sun aoEam1 morgan, AWp Esets. su1qfles.
1top seo LaioWeu SeotI, eunaio. oo'o9 on OATS
p ~ ips po16, luu otts aign~lnes.
I1eP meaIs, otodsett, ssrn'a; Il, 7uu on cos9.
I3op 6uekeye, Hosman, Ogde4spnrgh+ aJV bu
GWaeaI. ~ % corr, 6oo btls -four, - hides.
ptsp FIop g1nsaTa, nast, y Hasren: Anskeg9n-
Pp PPfop Z M baf9ef. Tsr1e.f Graud Haven
99IoP lsoy fIa4hhn. Napier. st Joseph, sundt1es.
B Ba.k s., sosman, 4Anson, Bonaio' 15,uU on corn.
9s!h SNeeutE. bo!uen4 Btf1a!o, 1850 oa coFn-
Bag Banner, Steboihs, buffalo. II. Peg b9 CON-
6g 6f3g s'Enssa' - Inomson, aodefeh, s.ooo ba COIN.
| 6ltG A1suHa StdnAu- Iseen hays
s EN- Musene, msiIaam. bana!9, 1o,ouu pu co1n.
s ssa ft9ngI, 9sase1; +, ~ - atte ns daAs-
shr eaias , at1 - n 199h ~ on COIL
Shr E;nart 1na5 BS31 E;,t - ndn H.
e@A ahaaE{ e1o0o' 1oil0na' n1ts s~o''s "suo W
, 1862-07-25
CHICAGO. DAILY MARKET.

THURSDAY EVENING, Jn]5 -, 1862.
FREIGHTS-Dnn and closed 1Hc lower The
engagements were ITO Buffalo: schr- Potomac,
What, at tic; aehr. Metropolis, Hans crockaz,
Philena Mills, Wild Rover, Newman, Dauntlsss,
aid brig Banner, all with corn, at 1ec, To Port
Colbo1ne: Schr. Narzaesnsett. corn, at 91kc.
FLOUR-Recetved, 6,ss5 brls; shipped, 1890
brls. Market quiet. Sales, leo brls tsCushman's Is
Four Ace" White Winter, at $40; 81 bEls
Chatham - at $500; 40 brls s' Bartlett's single
extra " at 81 50; 100 brls Moline" st $4.37K;
100 brls do at e. as; 1c0 b11s '.Camanche" at
$3.50; ~ brls Moscow at $4.25; 100 brls
Diamond 60 br1s "1eland Queen" 81 brls
"Tzio," aud 20 h1ls '.P1airie Qneen"-an at
40; 100 brls low extra at 500; 30 br1s Rye
Flour at $29o.
RHEAT-Rece1sea, 4o.4sa bu; shipped, Il, ,15o
bu. Market declined Ike Sales:-,5 500 bu No.
Red in store at 9Sc; 1000 bu No-2 Red in store at
Csc; $50 bu Amber Iowa in Sturgesp at 931xc:
1RlC1b1 No. Spring In etore at 935c; q, 600 bu
do at 93c; 40c0 bu do at 971Sc; eco bu do at 92c
5,CGe bu do at 914c; 5000 bu do at 9fe; AGO bu
No. Spring in store st Sc; 12,0o0 bu do at S.
acOobn do at s7Kc; 1000 bn do at Sic; 5000 bu
Rejected Spring In store at s0c Loco bu do at 79c
cORN-Recetyed, 1c6, ,09a bu; shipped, 1865
bn. Market active and closed nc lower Sales
rss D. - 10, ON M, h., N;xoa n s+o~a +, ,ot.
at Sic; 5o Ceo bu do @ days to rum at Sic; eco
| bu short receipts It ahc, 1860 do fmostlY On
North sfde) at SOC; 10000 bu Rejected in store at
26Kc; 5,oW bn do ss4e; 10000 bu do at &C.
oATS-R Received, Is, ,5o5 bu; shipped, q, 600 bu.
Market steady. sales-5. .ooo bu No / In store At
2SHc; LOCO bu do on track at 3Gc-
Received. ~ 81 b. Market firm. Bales-
ate no. eo No in store at &c; '''' 'a do an0''
BAREEY-Receiyed. t.539 bu. Msrket quiet.
sa1e.. 4otu fa3r At 10c on track.
| Received, $40 br1s. Market dull
| and 5@1e lower. Sales, 100 bsla st &c.
AIcoHoL-Nominl Ut soasac.
, 1862-07-25

ARR TED .........Jn19 "a.
Terror. Joliet, 10 tons earth.
NcSenie, LaSal1e, 5,3i6 bu corr. 945 ms butter,
LcckpoTf, Lasa]1e, s. 22s bu corn.
P1auet, LaSalIe, G62 br1s dour, 1853 bu wheat.
Amer1ca, La ale, 1876 br1s flonr. 4,2D bn wheat.
P PNorthrup. JolleI, 14D tons coal.
Asia LaSale, 1055 bt1s douf, $50 bu wheat, $50 bn
bailey. xxx.
Imperial, Lockport. $500 bu corn-
Arctic. Morris. 00U bu corn, 1l8 bu rye.
Onward, LaSa!le, 5,o 600 bn corn, 81 bu rye.
Cay 1ga, LaSalle-
Gen GIANT, Lasalle, 500 bu corn-
.-.. ......-. CLEARED. duly q.
AdeIs, Joliet, 80 N 1nmber.
Prairie Queen, OttaWa-
Iau,a Ann Ottawa. ....
Monitor. Kankakee, 81 400 # lumber.
Lrckport, LocBport.
F A leorard. OTTAWA.
Prairie Chief, Ottawa.
Caronde1et. Norris
Sultan, Ottawa.
| Rocket. Lockpnrt, is 6t6 # lumber.
Caynga, Lockpor d65 It lumber, 81, $50 shingles
SEQ 1oe uaile.
, 1862-07-25
New York Cattle market--Ju1y ~
abridged from the n. T. Tribune.1

Numberrepo,ted for this market at Fortv{on7tb
street. 5.i3a. ''1' ~ : ~ y '011'0
.ss lne pa'; pt!ses '..s ere qaoseu IN l'no"s'
e. ttss Yla14's.'' 14gs8 o1alaa1T ---.--. e9lH
Msoi1m ean,a .-,;-,:s e.
me general average u The market at about
Tha ,noa+ of the so1ge -a,,4, *.o,.
o. hea aad psT e. e o
AZ arnsaS LII oe louo Ii u sa1es u snn-
enf ofai Hn1,7,er n, ,osves ,ec.1va
saE SaNno7f u oee'ee feeei'eo Ii tae cas5 tnis
"eeA o'ass~. --..z.z-.--..-
BEE7Ea FRoH DIFFKRESr STATES
a. 1t. A1erton Co., propr1etors Of the Wash
tngten Drove Yards. FoEty;tourth street, reports
New Tork ssa n1inofa o4-
Pennstivanis <2a Kan1ns, a1nns ,;.'.--.-' IT
fn3sns 2n34 ;..--..-. sss ss7 Iowa ~---.'...- 1aa
@-1'aN4<e ~ os,rc 20 20
nr,z T..s =, " n,l,r11s,N anAAt'
c,os;n9 a. th;s esaso, Al M, psose lne hardest
hurried off their catfle ves+eHiaV ,,n-n;"n e fe
as posaibe, and realized Very fsf prices far thfs @
eeascn, at an average OF k5 Der Eea. mare ne than
the eame stock could be sold st this mornne I'm IN
some caEes bQl1ocks are nonaht ~ tni5sV . f1 cont ~
pound lover Ihan yesseraar morno a da ~ eeas ,5
it IL jmpoeeiDe to sell ali t6at have heHn va,s,5
Beside the late arrivals Yesterday. We hayTs snms
qa2as faag xbsS bgs m 5o f ,hsse
WeeI THIS eurplas Would be- c1nma IN toan aa ss
eonIa Ill be- hese + ioc %seS on3a ana
accept butchera ofIere, which wonja he 1ess than
ssI Ies r some st OF @ The oatehszs who bought
sd charge that there vas a7stemst: tga1y:
es to me ss IN
her must have BEEN 500 he1. more than vas at uay
fe dSpnrsea Ta ony remedy ths sort Of
tS 1n s3ket oag IT Wy WITH sban1G 1GGlepa 5egnaton Of
bn}locks 10 be- sntered beF'ra quse III o7rn5 se6
hour in the mnrnino' and fhat tba r,Ga,har G1fsr
rnon1d he poste5 and 1hat The msrtet shan1a q
t4AS A-1A4 4a-k el4uaA 4o*
, 1862-07-25

E09U19 t1H n. 2. dHFucalEt JUlq 70
The crop Of 1851, 1ast year, it Ia believed wonld
have fully reacht SO roo hhds- The CREST draw
back to fales and deliveries will, ofcourse. reduce
these fgufee, 10 that not more thAn 373 ,eQ0 hhds
viii actually be realized The receipts at our
levee up to the first May were 1871 900
bids, and to these may be added
4000 hhds- ahipped from the coast duriug
the winter to Memphis direct. OF the receipts
at the (evee, we nsF assume that Is 600 hhda went
into warehouse, from which sales have been made.
OF this quantity stored it Is safe to assume that
70 per cent il and viii be reqnred TO i'll up, hich
viii reduce the quantity aesf1ab1e to 60.0s0 hhas
Assuming that on the 1at May there wee or
plantations 265 q bids, and thac It will require
one-ffth. or ~ per cent, to I'll up, Will leave
available In the Interior 22s 0u0 hhds which witt
e0e0n hhds. nett in the city. will place at the dis
100 4bs each filed mp Asregarls molrsses. 1t Ii
safe to assume that the yield has been Correspond
Ing with former years-say 70 gallons to erer.
hogshead Of Eugar Of /, 100 MS.
, 1862-07-25
a1IIlBR1HFHfE

NTcVICKER'g THEATRE.
wi Madison street. between st8+e and Dearborn
Doors open at * .CoFtAu rises ut 4
mcVfckers1 Bene&ts
LAST NIGHT BUT one oE TEE sEAs0H.
Laugh wt1le you may. Be happ7 Wten you can-
fR1DAT EVENING, jury 18th, will be presented
the Prize Comedy OF
Family Ties; OF, Uncle Josh's VIII.
Amt . i'e6: I'M III: sar6s bicf Ustsvo. 81 yefs aa-
Tia. Hrs Myers; Jacob stins. Ar. Rafnford-
Grand Dance. l4B Jennie Flight
bRn8-AappT LanQ 0I Cau81n .Mt. 04lQn-
To crnc1nds with tbs glorious Comedetta Of
Te0 Much fer Good Nature.
Romeo Jafer Jenkins. Me7lcker.
ssta1tag ersning, Last night Of the season. AZ
Volunteers enlzdng IN CHcago under the present csu
EyenipR. - =.
MA5TKp-Th1Ity youEg latIes, to assist II The pro
ouctton Of 9ranu FAIRY EATEAVAGANZA n IN
G9mmence1lent OF the next season apply to At. he
tlckff, Alter Monday, JulT 2Stb
, 1862-07-25

AurIspn @at<8
RY GILBERT Il SAMPSON.

By GILBERT d SAMPSON.
New and Secondhand Household Furniture,
Pler GLASS, Mirrors and Piano Forte
AT AUCTION,
On TC CESDAT, July e. at az O'Clock. viii sell st
our a sFocms No s. Lake STREET. large variety II
the ahDve goods consisting. In Fart of Partaf suits
E!sash - Danas1 a and +. Marble Tables 8ockGasea
Hat Trees Tet-a Tet $, Sofas r. ada Bureaus And
"ashs:andt Dill Ing Tables d Chatrs French Plated
aud other Mirrors.
PIANO FORTE.
Ont splendid Moulded Frar9e carved key. seysn-oc-
faSe toho Furte, new and IN perfect order,
t52s75t GILBERT d SAMPSON, Auc'1s-
, 1862-07-25
DI ED.

Juy2sd, THnMAs JENNINGS
o'clocf ffcm his Ersldoocc, 30 Is Canal streek
Friends Of tic fsnnlly are tnT1tsd % attend
, 1862-07-25
M a R RRIED.

In this city on the sd Inst bF the Eev Hredbgr
Mr. JOHN JOBGESEN KR06H and Mics ANNE AN
,DERs, N. both Of this city.
Al the sherman Hoase. on The 24h tqxS y tns hny
MiFA GROW. both nf Peoria. Also-Mr- FErEE
HOPKINS to Miss ISABELLA HOTT bofn OF feot1a.
In ttIs city, JnlJ a'st, by the Rev. ", ". Patton
Fey. v: A sDAMs, of DnhnQue. - Miss eAEAA
EHBhRfE, of this city.
, 1862-07-25
MARINE NEWS.
VESSELS PASSING DETROIT.

Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tribune.l
DETROIT. July "a, 1852.
rr-Prop. Free State, Empire State, Chicago;
schr- s. a. Kimbsll, 7. ]. Bronson. Fulton, Lad-
dfDgton, Racine. Wings Of the Wind.
Dows-prop. onetda; brig Globe; schr. Gsme
Cock, 4. Bradley, Farwell, Hsphen, St. Andrews
Matt. Root.
Weatcr pleasant, wind cast.
MOVEMENTS OF CHICAGO VESSELS.
VESSELS CLEARED FRoN BUFFALO FOR CHICAGO,
July 2e>-Prop. Iowa, Empire state, Free State ;;
bark Great West No. l; ecnr. u. e. S1bley.
VESSELS PAss1SG THROUGH THE WELL4SD
CAEAL.-We indebted to Capt. E. P porr for
the f'llowing list OF vessels passing the We1and
Cal.a1.
, 1862-07-25

VIII the 1t17ss and F6ss please howl "per-
sccution ="
A few evenings since prominent aud
wealthy citizen Of this city was at social
party on Michigan avenue. Several lsdies aud
gentlemen we're gathered around the piano,
above which hung some portraits, that Of
,,.,sss,o,. 50 ~ - ~. eo140' A1e eoA'
,as,.. r.. ~. - ~ ~ SDe
CON rhan raT nsz,a ..an,s sln,s "ou.1 soms -.
a~oao. 49, 's H.. DaNs "ou1o oeceps n's
ance ~ a osnt,srann ~ aa."a 1 a. sa mns. ous ou
aaa,t o. 49, - ~ "ue* ouo
a;soa~+,.r 49, ~ ~. ~ ra...a,." - w Po,usu nls
c.~A-,, 'aeA VI Lao
, 1862-07-25
@ilitarp.
PECRUITS WANTED.-I have
IL orders to raise&
EQEnpaf1Y of Volunteers.
@ilitarp.

T. be HuItered Into the first regiment organized IN
this county EndeE the late cali of the President for
$4,000 add1urnal troopa When mustered IN each mau
Will rectiTe 800 cash and from $13 to 50 per month7
besides rs bounty ut the end OF the wNr. Call at my
o1ce and enroll your names, your county wants you
WAR ALEXANDER WE'D. Recruiting Officer
81 26s Randolph street, and IS Einzie street COZ
uer Of Wells. fy2irf33t
, 1862-07-25
PURNSIDE'S EXPEDITION.

PURNSIDE'S EXPEDITION.
- Wanted immediately fov the
MARINE ARTILLERY
9eameu, Hoaemen, fTd1uary seamen
2nd HffIemea,
For the Naval Expedition under Command Of y. 4.
HOWARD New York. Pay the same "a the Navy
fo5 Seamen Ialemen and Laadmen same ~ Inf.ntrT-
Of complete outat
And 81Go Bounty
Ct The expiration Of the three Fears or the VISIT
ing the Regin ent. ALAG. Pvnsions and Prse Money
List Of Clothing for Marine Artillery - Long Pea
Jacket Blue CIotu Pea Jacket. 2 pass Duck Trow-
Ees, BLACK Ssk HandR erchief palE Long Stockings
patr Blue Cloth Trosser pais blue Saftnet TroE.
sets pair B1os pair Shoes blue Cap. patr Draw
ets da4nei sh,5ts Linen Ffocks, Bakets Mat
I'll 1as d g
Zen and heavy artillery. No knapsacks - carry Of
long marches This Is one OF the most desirable crpa
tq .9n IL he service Appl5 70 CAPT; c. D. VIII
| Erect. near th= bridge. jFss4}1m
| MILITARY NOTICE. Officers
* ~ q the ;lst and 81 other new Rcguenta VII
UNITED STATES EXPRESS OFFICE sword Bets.
shsh' shoulder stapa- Caps. BuSfes Plsta1t Cart
ridges and every thing else needed Of the best quality
and cheapest In market E. r, BOWEN, % Ct3tk IT..
! pttairs JS2t
, 1862-07-25
CHICAGO CATTLE mARNET.

IHuESuAf EVENING. Il lily ~ lokez
BEEF CATTLE-Receipts during the past
twenty four hours, 995 head The market today
has been inactive, laborins under the disadEau-
tage OF light supply In consequence OF which It
is almost Impossible to give quotations. Howev-
er. Judging from the sales effected, We have no
change to report from last weeks ruling prices.
The sales to-day are az fouows:
Culver sold Allen Is head averaging 1,1a1 ns. at
$3.35. at sherman's yards.
Morris sold Harman 81 head ayeragfng 9s9 1bs, at
$2tQ, at same yards.
I. Hastings sold Norris 19 head averaging T95 1Ds,
at s., 1256, at ea1re yards.
Beeyea Ayg: Price Beeves AVG. Price
16 11Sl $8-S5 IS 76S 42,l2k
81 99 a50}T 11a6 p. t.
HoGS-Recee1yedt to day about s,0Q The mar.
ket ie quiet without any msteria: chsnge. Sales
OF 102 hogs aSersging Bs lbs, at &2.42H and ss5 in
lots on private terms.
, 1862-07-25

NJ ATH i MEL A. HAVEN.
~. No. 242 South W atsr street, cn,cxgo,
ImaktnE liberal advances on GRLJ, PORK, FL0UE,
B q Z r E. r.
And other Produce consigned to
M w. STARIN 81 CO.
No. sos Duanest New York Also-Has large, we1
ventilated and perfectly dry CELLAR. suitable fur
bso' tng and reparkang Butter Coantry De-iers Who
may Wish to sell Butter In thts MARKET ship East oE
hold through tht s-as,n, will have every facility AZ
fpried thefn anu at moderate Fates tP4s1inIu
, 1862-07-25

s@11c: Green Sailed 5k@se; Dry Calf 1o11ao;
Green do 6A7c-
BUTTER Good chipping is firm. We quote:
Choice Yellow at 9xG10c; Fair to Good Flrkdn at
8x@sc; Grease 7HQec.
EGGS-Dn1l and difficult OF sale at &c for packed,
ard 50. &c for flesh.
P0ULTRT-Ch1eksnsp per doz 81 253t.50. Tur-
KEYS per b 2a4c Pfgeons q dog AA6GDc
, 1862-07-25

Departure OF Geo. r. -Hea1y, E.q.-
This eminent artist, the creations Of whose
genius grace the wallis Of many Of our citizens,
has yielded to the desire Of the Bostonians
that be shall IN the future pursue his pro-
fession In their midst, and whilst We regret,
for our OWL sakes, the contemplated change,
We cannot question the fitness Of Mr. Healy's
return to his native city to close his pro-
fesBlonal labors where he commenced them.
A valuable gallery Of paintings and beauti-
ful house Mr.. Hea1y will 1eave behind him,
and fortunate indeed win be the purchaser of
either. "C1oyer Lawn" Is a bijon Of
country seat, aboundfng not only in fruits and
fowers, but also in shade and winning land
scapes, we'll worthy Of an artists home.
The gallery embracing the most elaborate
productions Of Mr: Heals's pencil. and we'll
known to our art loving citizens, Is, we learn,
to be secured by the latter, so that Chicago,
though losing the artist, shall still evince her
love Of his art by retaining as her. Own his
choicest L. W.Volk., Esq, has under.
taken the disposal Of the paintings embraced
IN the subjo1ned LIST. and on terms 60 moder-
ate aa to be acceptable to all dasirous of pre-
serving nementos Of our friend, whose pro-
posed departure wfn be equally q loss to
Chicago aud gain to Boston
, 1862-07-25

PRRHUMs TOR CHAECEs.-We under5fsnd
that In several instances young men have Of
Tered t1fty and one hundred dollars for the
chance to get into the "Board Of Trade Bat
teryN
, 1862-07-25

H Levi 2. Holden Of Chicago. and con
nected with the 10th Illinois {Coi. Msrsh's1
regiment, has been authorized to rsise com
t,scng Of infantry for the three years service.
Sylvester Titsworth, formerly Of Gen. Ere
,non. IS body guard, Is also connected with
+h,s comn.. ..uy; and they have opened recruit
mo mo ,,t1,ce At LIS lake street, basement Of T.
D. D Titsworth & Bros. clothing stora This
company is a1reaay accepted and win form
one Of the companies Of the Boaie OF Trade
Regiment. A fine opportunity Is oftera
youpg men {who wish to help suppress the
rebellion) to enlist under an experienced
officer.
| LIVES OF ILLINOIS OFF1oERa-James Grant
Wi1eon, Of this city, ia row engaged in pre-
pairing work for publication, embracing bio
graphical sketches OF all Illinois officers, from
Msjor General to Colonel, who are now en-.
gagged in the xsr for the Union. It will bs
tseued in ueat paper coyess, with portraits, II
August next.
, 1862-07-25

TOR MI WAUKEE, ,KENOSHA.
= RkE1Ez. FoEr WAsu1seroS, su1BoTaAN Asn
MAE1TOwOC.-Anr INST class Steamer Ieayee GQodrichd
Dock, 1sst above Hush street Bridge,
Ever = mOrufns.. at d O'Clock.
Connecting at H1wauk+e Etth Detfo and MiIWaukee
teamshtps Grand Haven a1so with Raitroats far
St Paul. Fare to St Paul and a ponts on the Uppex
Mississippi One Dollar less than By other route
1st Class. I'd EIasax
Fare nom Chicago 70 henosha. .......$lQ1 Soc
Fsctne ........ lis &c.
Mtfwankee $50. 159 $40.
" Granu HAvtu.... 800 80.
First Class includes Meals and EnorR.
ty2St60aE 4. E. GOODRICH. 8 & River street,
, 1862-07-25

CoAIsa.-We have received communica-
t1on from J. F. Henry, wherein he stated his
intention OF visiting Chicago, and addressing
our citizens In behalf OF the Ladies' Aid So
ctetv-a moet worthv association.
, 1862-07-25

M1LLER's BATTERY.
The following resolution was adopted:
Retolred, That IL it shall be found and estab-
htb+d 10 The satisfaction Of the War Fund Com.
1Dittee that the men enlisted In Millee's Chtcago
Battery not to be By the State OF Illinois ere T.
tied to The county Of Took to apply On the quota to
be raieed BY ea1d county under the recent cali Of
the President Of the United States that then the
raid committee are hereby instructed not to pay
to the members Of sa1d patiefy bounty as prorid-
ed By this Board.
no CHARaE.
Upon motion 1t was resolved BY the Board
not 10 make any c1sfm for services or travel
ing expenses for this extra session.
THANKS.
The following resolution passed unsaf-
mouBly:
Res0r6d, That the thankB Of this Board be ten.
de1ed 70 the following railroads and individuals,
II: Northwestern, Milwaukee, Galena, Rock
Island. Alton and St. Louie. and Superintendent
Arthur. Of the Illinois Central Railroad, for theif
nHerality IN passing the members to aad from
CHICAGO In attending the present session.
Upon motion the Board adjourned until
September.
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GRai IS.

E1efpr, 9abeln, @oiters, Gibterit6de,
@'' Gdtfhsrrm, 9isssIsiisn, Saffse MabIen,
S&esran, 9admsiier, 9arttsrmsfsr, Scrt,leber,
Spting'2Eai& &tlammrn, WauSs unr RottGnfallen.
Sd'lEfsr, SanNeR, GGrautcn, 8isest, glasa,
&rbIsnIsbe, RotIenI6aufetn, @atI' unb Sanps
fisGn, SOteln, bptfItiisn, WsiIsI @obrsr, Seibs
jan8sn. Belle, @uurrfetlsn, 8sttsn, Gsrts S6ttif'
itsins Sun Der teilsn Nrt, &sttenlr&nss. Srtel.
bantIdrautsn. SnIserI, 8aEnsn, S6aufsIn, @tl.
sabeln, SedsnenIen. 8aumrOa unp 9anfsn gtIas
8arn unp anNsrsr EwIne, unp itsrtaupt Elm pcQ.
tcmmsnrr gprraI3 ppn Gtisnpaarsn, gu tatsu bel
s. g. Wlofer.
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Sefentli6e 9enDu.

Samltass ben q. Ssptrmter ndte
tens, I'M / lltr Na6mitIaps, Goll am SarGs BEE
IlntHrf&risbsnsn In 9sipsIbrrs SaunI6p. Qs6a
Sauntg, fclssnrss psrlRnIt&s gsrmSsrn SifcntI6
ratauit wrrren, nGnlh
Gtns pUufdneiss BrnnsrsI, ale & GeI
Sosstsap feRe 8arrsIs, Sta NJ
ner, gSinrmtttle, Elm giUsauls Naesn, Elm
Drstsanle passR, Elm gfIus, Better uup 8ett'
lapen, Sfrn, eIne Got 8IaGs, cine Got 0ensn
SuR, Gine g.! RTssniu6, unp nod zine gr'
ihtsrsnRfit anesr 2IrtitSI Ju umRanNIi6 an3ufub'
ren.
Die 8ettnsuns'n unR gIpfwarIuns am Sage
res 8srtaufs ppn
Scbn Quniider, Gen.
gusuR 27. raim
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s. 80. Singer unb Co.,
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StIabeIpbId SfFn $40 GGrTnut Sha6e.
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