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, 1862-08-19

By Rev. Geo: #. Wainwright. OF Dundee asa5sto,,
6g Key josef F. Roy. Of Chicago, at the residence
q me hr1dee father Ar. WILLIAM Z. TOLHURST.
Niss IDA l. ANDRE3HS, all Of DuIdce 1N0
, 1862-08-19

e Atlantic Monthly, for September, has
been received BY McNally & Co., 81 Dearborn
street,
, 1862-08-19
Cbt Ttibutte.
TUESDAY, AUGUST 10, 1869.
THE CITY.

FALEE AI.ARa1.-The alarm Of fire for the
second district, upon Sunday night, was false.
, 1862-08-19

TREASURY NOTES.-THE delivery OF treasu-
~ notes Of the denomination Of one and two
dollars commences today,
, 1862-08-19

NEW YORK Aug. 1s-F1ouR-Not srea,
oeal doing, while the market is generally w1fhoa;
ethange. ss1es = Su brls at s. 5e@55 fr saps'
choice; S49d@5o5 for super western: S5a@ !S3
519O for common + tomedtum extra western s5 !;
round ~ oop obo te gSeS fshpRng brands
market closing quiet with no buyers at outside
important falp change p Sales $50 brs; al S. M@5 s.
-four quiet at sa.75@4 Is c5rn meal % drm al As M 5s
'oT Ws1y WSeraey and $s75 feI Brandywine ~e'''
the 1attsl for E and Sales 5oo rs at
~ G1AISEWheat in fair business demand, with
ine tae, MARKET without any material change, and
esso epsap at + 1sz y sass a
club at 81 is@153; $50 bu unsonnd do at & 1s
s,8 bu amber Iowa at $t.2i@1 25, part to arrive
b red weatefn fsan pay e & 1 ses' Sg
Indiana gsh sSs9S i. White saeis Mics
skoiee 1sio % 81 new red Ia indaas ssasf It
S25@1 soi 400 ba: new amber Michigan 1t 81 d;
aM9 s' h s hfts ch1i.e neE Th.te Michigan at Sl55
new amber KentneEs It RSs ouii ny ny 1m. nn
changed. Barley dull and nominal Corn-a mod
sss Sn a e At sona p5ss9s 6S B5ds sae
for western yellow; 70c for sound yellow. Oats
steady at 4aDslHc Tor jersey, Canadian, western
GRocRREs---Cohee quiet. with no sales. Sugar.
raw. mere active and hrmer, the advance being "a
9 b. Sales 2,40O hhds at S66hS.<c for (!nha 81
lozzc for New Orleans. and By suction, zoo hhds.
New Orleans at 81@10Ac NoIasses Arm sa1es
1856 hhds. cnba common at CSC, and 10 hhds. Bar-
BADGES On private terms 1s
FRoy1s1oNs-Pork-There is better business IN.
Ing in pork and prices lrmer the increased en-
gnlIy by the gorernuoent has impaired a more
caeer1a tone to the market. Sales 1890 brls at
al e ~ -3,,a az atter prices 6ll
100 prime Beef little more active int Titf39nt
change In prices Sa1es 0 Ria at L s1aa- ~ ~
country; prime aC0m1035: mess Iii @1is AT * x
for repackcd mess; 13Wmi4.67X for extra mess
Prime mfes beef, and beef hams dull. Cat
meets in fair demand and firm Sales i,D nackages
at 334@4c. for shoulders; 5H063< for f1a1s Bacon
sldes steady Sales a5n boxes rough stdes at 5s<:
Lard steady and in fair demand Sales 1.1f0 bril-
at sA@aA; butter selling at 1a@17K; state
cheese ftm and In fair request at 46a38.
BUFFALO, Aug. s-F1oun-Market on;et
GRAM-Wheat a}so onfef a. e I1a fn- cbntn. ".
iilWaukee c;nb s1 n for 1;rsen a~ 4t A. e ~ ~
ia for red winter Western Il Il Far an,6sE =,
Corn nniet at aaasc Gats i'm ond ~ -. l.ne ~.
maud HI 39s6G5aEc Tthar ~1a;na ,e;at IL so"u oo'
WI11sETEf5ntct M raiasS SAS aaA9''
CANAL FREfanTssE14c f,3f corn and 1,;c for wheat
to New York. 3 AeA VA" 0"o LUZ A"1 "nea'
LANE t5our al sfso br 4,ha.+
4, ,0O0 bu corn, 7.0o0 bu. rye. 17''o' 'a "neaS'
, 1862-08-19
Inc Ha1110ad Reg1ment-E[ectfon Of
N0fnnn1 -

III Bar 1XR.
Colonel. 0''Ao" o1
The officers of the Railroad Reo.noon+ ,,.,a
elected cant .f7h-,e+oats. - -.'
officer IN th,s c,tv ~ +ha eo,a~,,.H usel1 ~ =.
regiment t. "a nnos,h,o ~ +h,+ ess the1s.s VI mo
| secretarv Stanton NAV conf,ot ~-,t1, l 0sN..s :.
Christopbere accentanca of tha ' hascpsz,a @
position rendered him W. ,easn ~ ~ 1,a..aH.N au.o
that the prominent ratlroad ,oon - 49, -,
and State are dete,mine7 that Ia shs11 tsra 49,
the posit on, and to that end VII, hr;n1 ~
bear every influence in their nower tn ,nd,oa
the war department to allow tha CHANGE r.
is to be hoped that they viii be- successf11 r.,
| securing this contamination.
OF the qualifications Of Cant chr,stonb4-
for the position It IL hardly necessary to ane.r
Would bring to his post the vaIuab1a ev.
per1ence Of long years In the service. A an
executive officer he has few equals, and to his
individual efforts ia LARGELY due the pnomnt
manner IN which our regiments hitherto have
reported. themselves ready for dnfv 1nde-
fatigable in the discharge of bfs duties. well
veraed In military tactics, an excellent pent,e.
man and gallant soldier. we trust no obstacle
will prevent his attaining the colonelcy Of
this regiment
Guards held their election vesterdav affar-
nocn, at which the fol1op,no vera e1aetaa
with great unanimity: Cantain Wn Iamas
IT,: First Lieutenant, Glen q. Iedvard sac'
ond Lieutenant. Cliffnrd sticknev. o,5es,z
~~A1
, 1862-08-19
COMMERCIAL.

CoMN1ERCIAL.
MONDAY EVENING", August 1s, 1856,
EeoRRrs FOB 1Asf 1wEsTY-FouR HouRe.
zl9n1 e,s Wheat Gosn eass Bye Bar
~ is III ;$SS - " 1ii ,sSS sS
E6%2KK.: Is IS S 5ssS ss!sS s5 1siS SO 1sss IS -: -:
&: ST ST. $s55 sss5 81 s7s5 1913 s IS.
zo.al,.. .s6s2 ssa2s 1s41l s517 e91 -. -
MS. 10. No. ns brla. e. s. :
sa. s&tU RI -: -: ~. ~. -: =: -: -. i;o III;
isss Ss;S i & IS 8 =: ;;5 ss;i
4 / stLRR -: -: IS 81 4i5si -: -: 1l5ss 15ss
zota,.--..:11aso 48s s51 1854 ~ sa596
Flour. Wheat. Corn. Oats. Rye. .Brl'y.
To Buffalo,. sIo 1oono 2ss0o $500 1iooo @ oa.
70 70 ftco1Sefns sa ::.: ::. 14eo s;;65 " -.
10 10 g. 6sasnRbrt SaaPfa; i56o 1880
+ Ss$s:3sS SS3$ss!Sa: s; ass a -: -: -: - -:
10 Il sa9p5aa othe1 p6sss ~ is iss l@ -: -: - -:
TotN.--.. ssao 1saaso sassa5 asloo 11oo0 -
hEcER1s AND SHIPMENTS BIZ 1AKE-Aua. Is.
Lumber: 7s,s e. ess s Coal. teas SO
-Tn6ef+ 5,S @ Flour, isa1ensn.ss s1le: @ 1880
Slaves, no.....,. 4oWs Wheat, bn. eoS"S
81. Hoel btiss::: sss s45s 1S Corn 'u ss5
RECEIpra Ayn aIrtv s1--
Receipts. Shipments.
g. GSSni i b: Il $ 5s{Rss:.1 ao:: ~. $
SALT, brls 1850 i,1s5
The An9lo Saron, with Liverpool adsices to the
9Th inst, WAS telegraphed this morning. Bread
studs were reported quiet and steady. Pro7is-
ions were dn1l and tending downward, except
bacon, which is f1m..
There vas fair attendance On Change to-day,
but business Was less active.
The demand for Spring Wheat was light, and
the market neglected and K@tc 2 bushel lower
with sa1es Of No. Spring at 97@g75zc, and No =
Spring at sa@91Kc. There was good supply Of
Winter Wheat, and the market Was irregu1ar-No.
2 Red and Rejected declining e 5ebushel, without
any material change in No. Red. The sales were
moderate at s1.f6 for No. Red; $1.ooat cox for
No. aRed; and ss@ssc for RetectedRed.
Corn was In fair demand by shippers and the
market ruled steady and unchanged sales at
sG3sHc for River Mixed afioat,- 81631Kc for
River Rejected aAoat; aaK@ssxc forMlxed In
store; and 2s@3cc for Rejected in store
Oats were steady and firm at SC. Bye, s0@5tc.
Afghwlnee were firm at 99c. Mess Pork, $3.50.
Fteights sdVaeced &c . buahel-11th engage
ments at 10c for wheat to Kingston; sc for wheat
to oewego; 458c for corn and &c for wheat to Buf-
fal. and Poft Colborne.
MILWAUKEE, Grain Market, August 18,
Received 15.s58 bu wheat and LIS brls f1our The
Ss0fa1a says the decline On freights caused the
market to recede Hc per bu at which It ruled etea-
dy and closed finn. About 10000 bu changed hands
at $1ocG1.ooS for No. i, and s7@ssc far No. 3.
Freights dull and nominal1y lever.
Flour and Grain In store In Chicago.
The following table shows the amount Of -four, ):
wheat and corn IN Rtore IN this city to-day, COM
pared with the amount in store a week ago, and
the cozre spending date last year:
Az; IS, Ang; u, Aag;1s,
Flour, brls......... 1900 190D0 B48a
Wheat, bu......... 9q46g7 81U,T98 34l,4Ql
Com, .Ss7,855 1,8A.a70 1,9a.Ao
, 1862-08-19

an oRGAN1o -Stznb, the late
oEgan1st Of Trinity Church, vho IS rcpu:ed to
have plased the skedaddle Quickstep to Can
sda without stops and with full head of
wind, has been succeeded by Mr.. Daniels, of
Mh@aukee, an organist rho comes highly rec
commended.
, 1862-08-19
ILLINOIS AHD mICHIEAN CANAL,

ILLINOIS AHD m1CaIEAN CANAL.
ARRIVED. August 16
EEslipse. Loelport, $500 bu corn, 800 bu rye.
ntta"a, gttaWa, 800 b1 corn.
Rescue, Joliet ITO tons earth.
Re Goodel1: Ottawa. $500 bn corn
zen Grant, D4Page. 5,4U0 bn corr
Lenonf, Morris. 5.2D bu cotn 47 bu RE-
atlanta, Lasalle, 5,So1 bu corn, 400 bu wheat.
Lsckport, Lockport. s $50 bu corn,
one1da, Ottawa, $500 tn CON-
CLEARED. August IT,,
1nnthe. DuPage.
Atlanta LaSal1e.
Maria. kankakee, 1T6 bfle salt.
RE Goodcll, Ottawa-
Dr. Hanly Lasale, a,6s5 # lumber, as5e shingles.
Geo LTaylor, Joliet.
B Preston, Aux Eauble,
Alliance. LaSalle.
Boston, Utica.
Cooley, Joliet.
Snltsn. Ottawa
Alice, Lasalle.
Cushman, Ottawa.
American Star, Lasal1e, 1s.as7 It lumber, ass II
Ottawa, Ottawa, 5ss lbs sugar.
Lloness, Ottawa.
lanta Ann. Ottawa.
Rescue, Joliet
Gen. Grant, DnPage.
Tune, Morris, al, SIC It lumber, 50 m shingles.
Acadia, LaS6lfe.
Belle. LaSaIle.
Australia. LaSaIle.
Eclipse, LaSalls
Lockport, Locsport.
GaleRa, Lasalle S. 47s # lumber, 4, siding 50 N
shingles. 10 IN larh.
Lemont, Lockport.
More. laSalle.
, 1862-08-19

NORTH DIVISION RALLY.-There viii ba
meeting at the North Market Hall on Tuesday
evening, to organize Home Guard regiment.
By order Of the committee.
, 1862-08-19
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL,
MONETARY.

AoSpAE EVENING, August Is, 1869.
The marked feature in financial matters to- dav
with most OF the larger discount banks is the scar
city Of currency, and consequently the abundance
Of exchange. Several Of them were pedallng ex-
Change among the brokers It par. 1t this rata
they had all they could do to keep Nd a sunn1v ~
currency to pay checks. OF course, nobody to -5av
would pay anything for it, and at this rate large
parcels we're refused, The general selling price
"sEH; though for large parcels and on collections
n vas the rate.
6old was firm at 14@14H. There is not much
changing hands as Immense amounts were shipped
has1 under the high rates ruling some time since,
and the city is comparatively bare Of it.
Silver buying COS; selling 1oa1a.
demand Treasury Notes, Old Issue, e@sk pre-
MUM new, buying X, ceiling X premium,
moRsE5 QuoTAT1oNs.-The following are to-
aays quotations Of E. n. Morse, agent, No. s6
ciafk street. for specie, treasury notes. and land
wNrranta. -"-~ A~AeA
, 1862-08-19

Nor1cE.-1he last quarterly meeting for
this yea5 held By the United Brethren Church.
,t. M4t Dc aeld on Friday next at early candle
s0eets- BROTHER ADAMS, ri.
, 1862-08-19

Our OF HB HEAD,-a new novel By T. B.
-Ald1ich, together with al other novels, for
sale or to loan By P. T. Sherlock, liz Dearborn
street.
, 1862-08-19
CHICAGO DAILY mARKEr

MONDAY EVENING, Aug. Is. 1854
Observation-Disclosures &c per bushe1 Tha en-.
eoseaeats were as 9olloWB: To 0swego: schr.
alpoa' ~heat, VIA Port Co1borne, at Qc. TO Kings-
Wa ttsndard vessel, wheat, at 10c-New York
e1enanee" 10 Fort Colborne: brig Bay CITY
ee1s FaJmolHn, corn. at 4Hc. To Buffalo: bark
sweeney and schr. VIM. Fisk, wheat at Sc: brfp
Afenan1e, scht. Constitute corn, at 41sc: pron
baosef state, wheat, at SIC, and com at 4,fc.
fLooh-hecetsed, 36S2 brls; shipped. s39
ofls. Market quiet. Spring extras Yerv dn1l
e&lee were: 90 br1s Romine and GO hills "I7pfo,,,,
white winter at IS 30; 200 brls fai. white winter
at &o40; 30 brls "Hone Mius'' at ss. 90. 80 brls
good spring extra at s465; 100 brls ssBart1ett's
single extra and Is brls "Mount Car,ollr' at
$46; 100 br1s "1sland Mills" at a. 2oo br,z
eood"1n's Imperial" On p. t. +; 100 brl, ssWfs-
eonftn Hills" at 94,S5; 81 brls sFancyn and 70
btls 'Fozest" at 500; 80 brls .sMerchaats'' at
$s.2x.
WaEAT-Reeeived, ts,4e6 bu; shipped, ia s5o
ou- Market less active, and H@lc lower IN
epr1pg. Winter wheat irregu1ar-No aud Re-
1eeted he'd declined &c per bushel Sales: W1s-
7ER-l5'0l0 bu No. Red tn etore at s106: t6. .0Dn
bu NO. Red in store at 81 90; 800 l3Q do at
S1-coh; 5000 bu do adoat at 81 DIX $500 bu Re-.
1ected Red in store at 9Sc g. COO bu do at &c. mn
ou 90 at 96c: 400 bu do at CSC. sPRma- Goo bu
NO Spring in store at SIC; b,000 bu do at 971<c
1,eo ou No. Spring In store at si4c; 800 bu do
at 9o54c; a,oo0 bn do at Soc; LOO bu do at sae.
2'Wo bu Rejected Spring in store st 8oc.
coKN-Received, 1a1.44l bu: nhipped, sas ,sa5
ou. Market eteady andunehanged. Sales; 10. o.mo
o1 River Mixed afoat at 3s6c; 1e,{0o bu do At
SEC Il, GO bu do at 89c f. O. b.; 5000 bu Rtfectad
afoat at axe; 10000 bu do at Sic aloat; TO- GOO bn
mixed In etore at 3675c; 10,e00 ba do at 361fc.
1900 bu do at SEC; n, Goo bu do at s5xc: H,om
ou Rejected In store at 50c; 500 bu do at sc .
1000 bu do at 2aHc.
oATs-Reseived, SGT bu; shipped, 400 tu.
Market arm- Bales: $500 bu No. 1 In store at
SIC.
Received, $40 bu. Market firm. sa1as.
1'Uo ou No. in store at Sic; 800 bn do at 5o5<c
26e bu do at 5oc: 500 bu Rejected in store at 44c
BARLEF-Rece1ved, none.: Market nominal at
50lGOc-
H1GHWINEs- -Reeefved, TO hrls, Market firm
Sales: $50 bfis at ,28c.
MESS p1pE hi. ~
, 1862-08-19
ARRIVAL OF GEN. TURcH[N.
Action Of the Board Of Traasc
Committee.
GREAT MASS MEETING Tn.K1nnr.
EVERYBODY INVITED-MUsrC AND
sPEEcHEs-LIsT OF SPEAKERS
iHE GENERAL WILL RE-
sPOND-TURNOUTAND
WELCOME TIE GAL
LIANT HERO
HOME,

The gallant Gen. Iurchin, 1ate Colonel Of
the Nineteenth Illinois Regiment, Will arrive
In Chicago this morning via the Michigan Gem
Eal Railroad, as will be seen from the follow
ing dispatch received yesterday:
| To Julian Kune: S1ss4' A''t'
Ger; Turchin leaves for Chicago via Laf&y1ette.
this afternoon at three o'clock.
3. F. c. K1oc1E. It a4th III. Reg.
Immediately upon the receipt Of the, above
dispatch the Committee of Welcome appoint
ed BY the Board OF Trade few days since.
held meeting and determined upon the fol-
lowing programme:
The Committee will meet thia morning and
proceed in carriages to the depot to meet Gen.
Inrchin at 8:15 and escort him to his hotel.
At ha1fpast seven in the evening, q mass meet
Ing VIII be held at Bryan Hau, to which all
citizens are invited. Gen. Turchin will be
frpresent and will be welcomed in behalf of the
Board Of Trade and citizens Of Chicago. bv
William Bross, Esq.
After the response Of the General, all the
judges Of our courts are respectfully invited
to make short addresses.
W. & McAnister, Writ Dexter, U. F. Lin.
Ger, j. g. Van Arman, B. F. aver, Il G. Mil
s-,sa 49, ss. tpesaAels alo also 1n71teo to ad-
ps-s e .-.......
h. - a a.41sa.n us'' i''S peen secured ana Will
u naaa ~. .e..---
o'eu fos aise upon our c1flzens to turn
chin has too stow ho,s e S@eN1. 1eu. lur-
ular heart to render it necessary. He comes
.<1a,-a-n .-s,:aa ~ ~ ieu'' @ne '1cnn OIL
t,raot :d.oe ,.a..,,... ~ ~
the adrocate of a yioorons snrosannt;e~ - ] o.
var the nnf;rch,nrr nna,;ns son ~ 1u.'
tore Far those rossone ~ 1,e. s ~ " ~,
bv nrozsl.varv ,rerara1s .aae."a s, 80 1s.ssAsu
court.mo,t7a1 ~ ~ g;+.a.sa. e.saaeo nelote 3
L. nroo1a;.n.z .1"-.s19 e WV .np1usang
,,onx+11 ~. .s1 ', ensnles Oh tels
, 1862-08-19

az New Army Regulations, Infantry rsctfcs
and Artillery Practice, By the War Department.
Muster Role, zouaye D1iu Young Recr1it s~o-s
Exerc1ee, and all other books, for aa,e Nv ~
-" '>@S "S'1 et&eee' augt4-et-
, 1862-08-19

Flour and Grain In Store In Chicago.
The following table shows the amount Of -four,
wheat and corn IN atore IN this city to-day, COM
pared with the amount in store week ago. and
the corresponding date last year:
, 1862-08-19

:" A N T ED-One purchaser in
~ each township for AIKINs FAMILY KNIT
ING MAcHINE: From so . go pro0s per week
make 50 600 stitches minute viii knit pair Of Stock
Ings Socks fn 1fteen u1nutes makes variety Of
eseyss Clouds. sontags IiEoiets MIlitaN Ssshes. &C.
elusive right and sell the machine for one yesr
in each towns?ip, Which viii enable them to tho
price paid for the machine easily and quickly It Is
wonderful machine and .veEy large family viii have
one SECURE Eo1F township For cIculaE, with further
BRANsOS ELLIOT. General Agents. 1M LaRs
sEeeI CHICAGO LII ty14st5i2u
, 1862-08-19
A11tllEft1lc1ltS.

M cVICKER's THEATRE,
Al Madison street, between State and Dearborn.
j. H. McElCkEl: sc1E owner and Manager
IIiESpAY EVENING August 18th first night Ct the
hIslc2l+ Fare1ca:. Local aud Eomantc Spectacle of
THE SEVEN SISTERS.
And the
b1RTH OF TIE RITrKRFLT IN THE BoWEK or EEhys
Al 8 ctst Of $1,000.
Mirrors Of Plate GIaes forming Lake OF SfIvar an6
brought from Fhtlade1phIa by ~
Mr. J. E. MoD0NoTGH,
Under whose direction the plsy will be produced.
This Is the same pay that entire sesson IA
Aka keeRg g., Theatre: kep YORK. AMI McDgaonghs
ss ennss pes pIesato be THE MOST GoRGEoUs s1aHr kvEE
The fol 9Etng uew K cai Scenes have been painted
by = v WhStal: Custom House Pace" Cis1enRs
Gardepe," P1utoa Chamber" Pandemon1urn Po7r
Autho5s Chamner" Inferior q MeVl"keE's Thes-
CEstnm Local Songs. Contraband Conun9ruins. DC,
.9B The east will include the entire company, with
MRS. PLUTO "
, 1862-08-19

EDITORS TRIBUNE :-Fearinp thai the nnh-
lcation Of my note may be regarded as pre-
mature and til. objects misapprehended, / de-
sire to withdraw it. Respectfully, ~
I. ., Ro0yR.
, 1862-08-19

G Ihe following table shows the earnings OF
the 9alena and Chicago Union Railroad Company
from August sth to 18th, Inclusive:
1861. 1852
5Ie1gnI. 120,558 33 $15,9.5 o. $4582 III Dec.
FasEenEers- b,193.G4 8f0443 2SiI.39 Inc"
Aoo"e' os''-' 1,AVo.uo 1,250.O 1900 Inc.
Total ..-~-.s26,6 6,651.42 $a5,2so.40 Sl,6sl,o2 Dec.
70 The following table Elbows the earnings of
the st. Louis, Alton and Chicago Railroad from
August 8th to 18th inclnhiya.
, 1862-08-19

RECRUITS FOE TIE GurBoATa.-Ons sanday
evening The regular out Eard bound train on
the Illinois Central Railroad, took from this
city tixty recruits destined for the Mississippi
0otiila Another instalment Of them will be
sent down In s few 1ays
, 1862-08-19

PEEsoS1.-W. P. rlshau, late corespon-
dent Of the Chicago Times, at Memphis, who
escaped from the rebels by showing them
copy Of that paper, is now iu the Alton Peni-
1Entiary, under arrest by the Federal authori-
ties Why didn't he show them copy of the
I41acs
, 1862-08-19

A WARNSG.-C. D. Baker and Geo. Webb
Of the Fuller Guards, are hereby ordered to
report themselves forthwith at the headouar-
ters Of Company 4, Camp Hancock OF be con
sidered dese1tezs and treated as such.
CAPT, SEyToNs
, 1862-08-19

TIE Br7Ts GrARDs.-Th1s pppular -con-
TaDy, recruited for the Sd Board Of Trade Regi-
1nent, is now nearly full, numbering % men.
This company, named after its patron, Wm.
Butts, Esq, Of this city, has been recruited,
for the most part, In the country, and has
been raised in the short epace Of week.
, 1862-08-19

EASwA1D Cn1LDEEN--Y esterday morning
Alrf. Hannah Smith, an INDECENT but respecta-
bic widow lady, appeared in the Police Court
with Ter two young sons, whom she alleged
were so uDruly In their conduct as to render
it irrroseib1e for her to control them. The
uatt.r Was referred to Commissioner VII
iams, who, after carefully Investigating the
facts, sent the boys-who are aged respective
ly eight and ten Years-to the Reform School
, 1862-08-19

Midnight: By dispatch just received we
learn that the general Will not leave Indianap-
Oils until 6:50 this morning. in which evensh
will reach here early this evening. The even
ing paper will undoubtedly furnish the par
ticulnrs. Let the welcome be none the less
hearty,
, 1862-08-19

Qr1cK WoRK--A fine company OF volun-
tiers has been raised in the immediate vicinity
OF Dwight, Livingston county. As soon as
t is company had been swo1n into service,
last week, the ladHs Of Dwight went to work,
anc in two hours time succeeded In raising
SO, with which they viii purchase beautiful
Stand Of colors fer their promi sing ozganiza-
Lion.
, 1862-08-19

TIE CHICAGO, Iowa AND NEBRASKA RAIL
RoAo.-TLe lease Of the Chicago, Iowa and
Nebraska Rullroad to the Galena and Chicago
In:en Railroad Company, took effect the first
Instant, AID the entire line through from Chi
cage to Otter Creek is now under the control
and management of the latter company. The
1t2se is 10 be perpetual. The machine shops,
&C., are to remain at Clinton.
, 1862-08-19

WELL DONE PoST1Ac.-The citizens of Pom
1::;' Livingston county, exhibit spirit OF
Eli sacrificing patriotism, worthy of Imitation.
a lie" regiment of soldiers having been Or
sar 'zea in that county by Major Smith, Of the
GFh, the Pontiac people have fitted up in the
best possible manner, pleasant ana commo-
d1eus camping ground, and, at their own ex-
ptrse. purchased an ample supply of camp
e4ujpsgc, which this regiment is now using.
Such acts on the part Of rural districts are no.
ble, generous, and praiseworthy.
, 1862-08-19

BIZ TELEaRAfn1 New YORK, August 1s, 1862.
The bank statement for the past week shows
, 1862-08-19

SWORD PRESENTATION. - Trumbul D.
Griffin, lnte typo Of this city, and now senior
second lieutenant Of the Board Of Trade Bat
tery, was presented on Saturday with ep.er-
did AID costly sword by his friends aud former
aseoeiates. Lieut. Griffin is q thorough soldier,
and viii make thorough work with that sword.
We kno* OF no nan more worthy to receive
1t, aid no one who viii wear it with more
grace.
, 1862-08-19

TIE FIRST Board OF TRADE REGIMENT
UNDER MARCHING ORDERs.-Adjut. General
Fuller teleg1aphed captain Christopher yes.
feraay, to Immediately muster Iin the First
Board Of Trade Regiment, as marching orders
are forthwith to be issued. Tie announce
ment was received BY the boys with great en-
thusiasm. They are unanimously desirons Of
bsiDg of at the earliest possible moment.
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