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lied the leading markets, and they t.ozed dnr and

tied the leading markets, and they t;ozsd dur and
lower.
Ther.. was 8 fair demand for flour and the mn
kets were firm and moderately active, butno quo
tab!y higher. About $500 brls were sod at
$4s7hD5 80 for white winter extras, and s3-7U9
4121S fos fair to good spring extras.
The WHEAT market WIS EG1e 1ower-"lth Eales
OF about 6o,G00 bushels, st S3D65Hc for AMBER
Iowa. S13!s2c for No. Spring; and Ta0i5e foF NO.
= 1spz7ug. At the close the market was veSy uA
IN consequence Of the upward tendency in detghts,
and ehippers were offering only 81 aLd TIC for NO.
and No. spring.
The corn market also suffered a decline Of H@
&c q bnshel-wfth sales Of only about 1sou0
bushels, at 29G2295c Tor Rirer Mixed aaoat; ssc
for Yellow in store 2saaS.c for Mixed in stofe'
and 27GSs775c for New Mixed At the close the
market Was dull and nominal at e592sAc ZOE
Mixed in store.
Oats are steady and active at &c IN ssore' Hse
Wss quiet. Barley scarce and firm. Hishwlnes
were frm-Hith Gales Of 200 brls, present delVef9'
at Csc, and 500 brls to arrive at the came ps1ce.
In Provisions there Is little or nothing doing
There is continued good Inquiry fos Bulk aad
Bacon Sides ct 42l15c packed in hhds, but the
supply is trifing. Lard Is in good demand at X
07;Sc for prime Leaf
Freishts have advanced 1K@2c 2 bushel, with
Aberal engagements at 1c@11c for corn and 1l2sG3
12Ae for wheat to Buffalo, 15@16Ec for wheat 10
Kingston, and 17G2l11c for wheat to 0sTego.
, 1862-07-03
N.IONETA.R z.

WEDNESDAY EVENING, July 2, 1859.
Financial matters arc moving along smoothly,
with very little change from day to day. Money
continues abundant, and the only question among
the bankers is how they can employ their surplus
furds eafe13 AID proftab!y. The inquiry for good
paper continues and the leading houses are glad to
get partial supply at 7G5e per cent.
New York exchange is abundant, st former rates,
viz: par bnging and per cent, selling, and 4 per
cent on small drafts and collections.
Gold changes hands slowly. The buying price is
7A@sc; selling &C.
The brokers arc b1ying old Treasury Notes st &c
premium; new 4e.
, 1862-07-03

Causes and Incidents of
his Arrest,
THE DISPATCHES ON THE
MATTER.
He is Internationally re-
leased.

NEW ToRR, July 2-The following will
chow the danger Of attempting to perform
editorial duties towards the public and OF fur
1;shing news to the people:
BALTIMORE, July 1.-The arrest Of C. G.
EEiton, one Of the prcprietors and editors Of
11he dn'e17caN, and his conlmlttal to Fort Nc
Henry By order Of the Secretary Of War having
been made public, the publication Of tue fol-
loving correspondence in reference thereto
becomes necessary. Previous to leaving the
city for the Fort, Mr., Fulton addressed the
following dispatch to President Liucoln:
*"To the President of the United States:
s'SlR: ind myself under arrest, aud on
my way to Fort MeHenrr. IappeaI to you
for 3 hearing and prompt release, in behalf Of
MY family, who Will be in great distress at
the execution OF this impracticaole order.
The Secretary Of War authorized NC to pub
lisL NY statement.
"Rcspecun]ly, C. c. FrLToS."
To this the following reply Eas received:
s'WAsn1sGToS, Juse 80.
"To c. C. Fnltoo, Fort .dcuensy:
II aM althoTizcd 10 say to You that your
arrest was made for publishing the statement
HAT you were preparing G detailed account,
inc4udiug facts Obtained fran Washington,
having been sent By special train to conl1nu-
1syatc with the resident. This is regarded
by the president and the Ta7 depat.1 as q
Iagrant and outrageous violation Of the conf
de1ce With which you vert treated. The pub
licaticn Of facts obtained from Washington
under such circumstances is q high military
crime KespectiuEy, 2. s. sASFoEp,
"Mi!itary Superintendent
Tic statement or dispatch 10 which excep~
ton was taktn is the one published in SO ne
ct the New York papers Of yesterday morn
irg:
The dispatch from Col. Sanford to MI. Ful-
ton vas replied 10 as follows:
"CoL. SASFoRD-Sr: The dispatch which
I sent 10 New York was private one, ad-
drks=ed to Mr. Craig, for his information As to
whether be desired 70 receive the report that
Was preparing tor the press. It Was not in
tended Ter publication, aud would not hlre
bten published il my report had been permit
ted 10 pass through. I never dreamed Of It's
1eing published. To lind myself in Fort Nc.
Henry, The depot for traitors, is Z no1tiica
1ion cannot express. Having risked botl
life and property in defending the Union caust
Hhtn our city IVES in the possession Of t-ai
tors, and rendered services as editor and pro
PrictOr ot the Baltimore dmcric1n, to the gov
ernmert IN sustaining the laws, which 10 ont
has excei}ed, I ask in common justice that
should 1t least bc released on my parole.
fsigned,) s'Gn4s. c. Fr1ros.''
issued for The release from imprisonment a
Fort McHenry Of CAaz. G. Fulton, ESQ, edi
ter OF the Baltimore american and the Bait;
more agent Of the Asspc@ tied Press.
BALTIMORE, July "a p. m.-Mr. Fu1tor
was unconditionaiiy released from Fort BIC.
Henry at 10 O'clock last nigh: and reached u;E
home d. o'clock this morning, to the uu.
qualified satisfaction and joy Of the Unio1
nlr1 IF :bis citv
, 1862-07-03
MARKETS BE TELEGRAPH,

NEW YORK, July 2.-FLoCR-A shade irmer,
with tair demand for export and home consump.
tion. Sales. ,An. brls at s44e@a 6|l f.r super
supel western; s4-Y @5.t5 for COMMON to medium
extra western; S5.1t05 Is for common to good
ehippiDg 6;auds s5tra ,fou1l found hoop Ohio; $3.50
adinn donr q shade frmer, With fair demand.
sales. 600 brls. at - 9fs5o 90 for common; s5o5
sna s}esdy M Con ae aaet def sac adts,
WHISKY 4 shade drmez Sales, 500 bzlz. at
21AGL2SAc for state and western-incl1ding
small parec1 ut e9c, which Is an extreme price.
GgAM-Whcat 1c better, with good export in
qRiIy- Sales Of 8 N1 bu-paEt to arfre-Chicago
al $l.ts@ll3; IS hu amber IoEs at s. .141l IS;
bu- amber Michigan at s1a5d11. .26; 7,OV0 ba infs-
Naukee club at 81 0S in store 70o0 bu white Ca
madam at $1s7 26ey bu. white Michigan at 81. 81;
2d0 bn. extra choice do. at s. LAO: and 6,0{N bu.
firm. Sales 70Go bu. fair Wisconsin at 7,,c, Bar
Icy dull and nominal Corn a ehade higher mode-
rate supply and good export demand Sales $4,000
bu at 5d155c for old mixed western; 53c for new
do; 4?@47c for unsound ssc for western yellow
and white western On PIT. Oats steady at aga
z5c for Jersey, Canadian western and state:
GRocERtEs.-Suyaf raw more active sud flr1ner
I at 7ssG7Ac for fair to good refining; sales 500
hhds. at 7ss4a@9ss4c fcr Cuba; 75t;G91zc for New
nssans sssn sS;s a3.ie for Ps:'o ~ bo5s ad
man1 and very firm. Molasses steady and firm !;
sales Of 70 Ehds Ba;badoes at 33c and by auctfon
1to bris New Orleans st 32@sic; s. bids. Porto
Rico at 35c
PHoE1z1o,=-Potk again lower and market rules
heary- salea, $50 brls AZ SO s;A@n co fos mesa,
sos1ng lnalde M price Ss631GGs,7 Is for prime: and
$ln taQSll.eo Ter PRIME mesa. Beet qnie: aud
W ~ tn ~ - q p19seS ~ ~ nfs.
q S g - ier P1lhe Soei9!o iof mees !e
S4l:teQ14ooo 1ot lepached mes St3.o9Ni7 ~ 1os
sS1Ia neS ~ te ICES oeei cut ana n3nchanged
sa.es AZ Sis.vo5sno9. beei aanns u !lttie os.ter
request. saies, ~ ezls as Ela.5Ad,t5e5-tne lat
ier "a extreme prlce; t4t meats efeady. salea,
| !uu p6ge. AZ 5EW tof shoulders, a3d 4!3G45c ioi
hatnE: f baeoh 81 S1Ges 1naet1se: shqkea elde5
/ steaCy- Sales, u nnds. 81 td45&c- Lard rules
, 1862-07-03
Sick and Wounded in Alexandria.

SICK anu n OHnuEu III KIeFAhdFln.
ALEXANDRIA, Va, June 30-Capt- McMil-
Ian, Of company E, 18th Ohio regiment. fell
overheard yesterday, and before assistance
could be extended, be WAS drowned.
The hospitals in this city are full of sick
some $50. The buildings are kept clean,
and vel ventilated, and tie patients receive
The best care and attention. Yesterday, citi
zenE from ncarly every loyal State visited
these hospitals, and were escorted through
the different rooms Of each building, seeming
pleased with the arrangements. Although no
State, excepting Ohio, has contributed any
thing for their benefit, the sick placed here
want for nothing which money can procure.
, 1862-07-03

aMu5CnnrUtE.

M cVICKER's THEATRE.
AF-s Madison street, between State and Dearbosn-
ooo-s open ut N O'Clock. .Guriain r!ss Al &
,i TIN EsEh1 EVENING. July 3rt., vii be PRS
sehtrd tit. great moral Dt:,u. at 49,
III e F a E NCH SPY.
AatEtde, Eas'et CarElan1y, HERR St a mi
A::sb bFoy.-.-.,..-..,......MISS JENNIE HIGET
During the Eece an ARAB DASeE ay Miss JESxtK
hight also TERRIFIC EoAHA1 between Mss JIMMIE
KIGnr ana MAuoNEp. tMr: Il A HiGnT as Mahomcd1.
tio las Kindly volunteered for this cccss,u ToSY
HAyAHD Mr.. MCVIoEER- Tht LliHT GU ARD BAND,
L: ". RARNA RD. Ladder, hayc alsn younttcre,L and
Hial appear in full uniform. aad perform d GRaD
LAyATINA FROM II. LOHRAEp1
NLl- u LiETTE- frum the Sew York Theatres
SrkSIsH nAScE (MtCDALTS1 . -
To coEciude with the brilliant Comedy OF
NAVAL ENG aGEMEETS
Miss Mortimer. Miss Jennie Hcsmcr: Nrs PcutiE1
hrs Marble Ltent Eingste7, Mr. Myers;
Atmi:l. kingston Mr Kltnfori
q Fs1Eth Of July. Two GE tSn PERToRx.@ces-
ln:tft afternoon adission . ceats. Two beattIfu7
Peers. Dancing and Singing. MARY MCFtCkEE
VII arpear. In the eyeniag grand patriotic per-
f,rnancs, and a GORGEOUS DISPLAY OF FIRE-
MOE rs.
, 1862-07-03

COLUMBUS, July 1.-Nea1ly $50 officers re-:
hive lett for tkeir Vii, Wftbont esn 1aF
nation, not being anxious for discharzea,
More will do likewise. Thirty-eight have
been examined, aud their cases reported to
Washington for final decision. Edward 4.
colonel Of the ssth regiment, Of which seven
companies arc now organized. The Val1an
digham Democrats feel Sore over the arrest OF
kees, their proposed candidate for Secretary
Of State
, 1862-07-03

NDiANA9oA1s, 5uly ,1Sda.
Three thousand horses for the army have
been ordered from Quartermaster Ekin, sta
toned here. 4 letting will soon be held for
them.
taken cbarge Of the new department 10 this
city to attend to all matters relating to sick,
tuIioughed and discharged soldiers.
The Fourth will be celebrated at many
points in the State with extraordinary enthu-
siasn, Judging from preparations making.
AdjutanI General Noble has issued general
orders ifying all Indiana volunteers At home
to report without delay to Col. Simonson, to
be sent forward for duty, or be considered de-
ecrters. On application to him, Transports
ton p8sses-wil be furnished.
, 1862-07-03

their utmost capacity Of comfsrt With q de.
lighted company. Music enliyened the even
Ing. But the finest part Of the entertainment
was the rehearsal Of the Raven by Mr. Pierce
one Of the students mastery style.
This concluded the evening and the Com
mencement.
, 1862-07-03

u Johu A. Bross, Esq, Of this city, will
deliver the oration on the 9TH ut Blackberry
Station.
, 1862-07-03
RY GILBERT s. SAMPSON.
~ ETCwIONEERs


SUPERIOR COURT OF cHICtIaO,-Thomas Hc,s
r. A:Gr1t 3, i a. Ae:meT MIaH, Q Brown. Martin Qng
County. ~ ~ N'o3
Public Eotlre Is hereby givcs that 1nder and In pu
EEaacf oi lscretl Order Of the Superior Coa.. o.
tSs3. made anil entered Of rtt ORD Ia the ah0re en-
ft3ea cGuse on ne tni:tt enr: day Of June 4 ISL
Joieph sallHsos, Sp4citl Mister, dEy e2port=i a.
sid Decrst11 Order, shall On
Thursday, the Tenth Day Of July, a. D. 1863,
the houT Of e!en O'clock ia tae Il -ecosn Of that
uay u1oE tie dock Of Thomss Hale on :2 nvrtil sIia
q t 9'c;so l.:veE, between Nortjl Wells street and
Snft ias!s st7s't In the CITY of Chtcsgo offer for
se a st! at puaEc auction to the highest bidder for
cash, tic o ~ 1~
Boilers, Steam Engines. machfnery
and Iron Works,
TaSe1 fon the wreck ef the Propea7 Globe consist
Ing of two Iron Cylinders tEo Iron Shafts one Ircf,
lEder, twn BicEs- one set o. Iron Piics Itc:l &c
ore LOT Of Copper Pipe and one lot cr B:s; Journal
Boxes now 1J1T! said dcek
Chicago. JuIc eth 1862
lea'-t'atd G1LBEET i SAMPSON. auctiopet,s,
, 1862-07-03

NOTICE 10 sEAMEE.-Au seamen and 9th
e. efs Hishipg to participate In the coming cele-
1''at psanoa q the 4th Of July are requested to
Lake street, between franklin aud Market
suee&s, at ~ O'Clock this evening, the Sd
1nsI. 70 make arraag to taEa 8 part
u ane Sfand Procession to take place. B1 re-
4assL o. many membe{s, Como boys don't
, 1862-07-03
MARINE NEWS.



VESSELS PASSING DETROIT.
Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tribunc.1
DETROIT, july 1869
.r7-Prep. Buffalo, Mendoza; brig Empire State,
sfa1 daEd, lSic c. Napier; schr. Bl1ig, Fairfield
Cla1tbel, Alidd!escz, Meridian, Arcturus.
Do~s-Bark Superior, Adtiatic; Sch1. Chief
tain, Stevens.
Weather pleasant, wind tights. II.
zL11No1s AND MICHIGAN CANAL.
ARRIVED ,......July
Cooley, KauEakce, EGO bu c. r..
Arctic, Morris. STU ou corn, 400 bu wheat 1900
Patrick, Ottawa, s.74s bu oats.
Gsndia1o1, OttaTa, 3.sGu uu wheat, a,G;Qbu cora.
r. Holmes, utica, 5,oi bu corn.
Maria, hankakec, !. 100 bu curu. SOC ba re, 5 bu
Tide, Ia Sale 5os9 In corn.
Banner. Ii Sale, SO 0 bu corn.
l1umbcldt, Joliet. s. 10 bu corn. s. hs. -four.
Neptune. Ottawa. 31(k bu corr S7:i b1 wheut
Wing-anI-Wing, Ia Sale. 5,1l5 bn corn.
3rshla- La Sale. 6,5 bu c.lrn.
Douglas. locbpo1t, :, eco bu corn.
a,,. CLEARED. .Jn1y1.
Hamlin, Ottawa, a br1s +a1i.
Caroline. Lasalle, 4, SOC # iumber
Sultan, Ottawa.
Danube, Ottawa
Dolphin, OTTAWA, 6,906 It lumber
Cody, I4AEalle.
Ottawa, Ottawa. 10 hr1s salt.
Nebraska, LaSa lc, 25,165 # lumber, 1eo m shin
slvs.
Fsfaeon, Lasa1le, 7e.261 It lumber, el shingles,
Edmonia, Lasa1lc, 70 N lumber.
Lie1.ess. Ottawa.
1rouha6nur, Lockport, 70 brls saul:.
, 1862-07-03
THE CITY.

.sas Attention is called to an advertisement
elsewhere, OF an excursion to Hyde Park,
, 1862-07-03
Notice..

The sections Of the different churches are re-
quested to be prepared to ring the bells Of the
city tomorrow morning at sunrise one hour, at
II O'Clock one hour, and st ennset one hour. i
prompt reeponze On the part Of the sections Of the
city is confidently expected.
, 1862-07-03

MATRMosY IN JusE.-The County Clerk
granted, In the month just closed, 158 mar-
riage licenses. In!the same month Of last year
the number was 1888.
, 1862-07-03

1t must be specially understood by all bodies III
lending TO join the procession, that they nnst be
prepared to be in their respective divisions By
O'Clock, as the procession will move precisely st
ten o'clock. 6. S. HCDBARp,
H.. Chief Marshal.
, 1862-07-03

JONES & Cove call attention to notice
OF closing sale Of desirable fancy Dry Goods
Of Jones & Co., 1872 South Clnrk. The bar
gains are being rapidly disposed Of
, 1862-07-03

DR.. J. B. Walker, Opths1mic and Aural Sur
geon- Office LII South Clark street, Chicago, Hi
nois. Consultation from 3 to II g. H., and Z to
D. H. jy3-6t
, 1862-07-03

Mn1TART.--Capt. Charles Rowland is NOW
in the city and is rapidly recruiting fine
bcdy Of men to called the "sigel sharpshoot-
ers." This is a splendid chance for any who
wish to enter the service. He may be found
at the Niagara House, No. 24S Randolph street
near Market.
, 1862-07-03

L1BEnAL.-The Chicago & Northwestern
Railroad Company, with commendab1e uber-
ality, announce that half fare tickets will be
sold along the line Of their road On the Fourth,
, 1862-07-03

To accommodate strangers On the
fourth, Barnum Will have his itself sewer,h
for all sewing machines, for sale at Cornell s.
Co.'S. 1873 Lake street, up stairs. Sent by
mail-price 81. Send name Of machine to
D. BaTnum, Box 2T744.
, 1862-07-03

To TIE LAp1Es.-A final meeting of the Ia
dies interested in the excursion to Babcock' s
Grove On the Fourth, will be held at Bryan
Hall this afternoon at three o'clock. A pune
tuaI and large attendance is necessary, to COM
plete the arrangements for the next day.
, 1862-07-03

IMPORTANT NoT1cE.-Memb crs OF the A{er-
camille Association and other merchants are
requested to meet at the rooms Of the Asso-
citation, corner Of State and Lake streets, on
Friday morning, the 4th inst, at niue o'clock
a. n, to join in the procession, Carriages
will be in waiting.
, 1862-07-03

PERsoSAL.-Dayid Runniou, well known
citizen. for the past year engaged III the
Quartermaster's Department Of Western Vir.
ginia, has returned home on q visit, and will
leave again Tor the scenes Of his official duties
ma few days.
Brigadicr General Tyler, Of Bull Run fame,
arrived at the Sherman House yesterday morn
ing. He is accompanied By two members Of
his staff, and will remain to participate in the
ceremonies Of the Fourth,
Professor Steiner passed through this city
yesterday with his balloon aud assistants, hay
ing been summoned from Cairo for immediate
service before Richmond By dispatch from
the War Department.
, 1862-07-03

pm. iyS-6t
B At Sherman House, wedding and "can"
cards, written and engraved Five quircs French
paper and envelopes, most fashionable pattern, ele
eantly stamped. 81. Call in parlors. For samples
mail two stamps to "Taukee CardNriter.'' je2f1H
MECHANICS SAVINGS BASK OF CHICAGO, No. 8
CLARK STREET-This institution will receive
eums Of money, from mechanics, laborers and
others, Of one dollar and upwards. Exchange On
all eastern cities and Europe. chas. 7. Boggs,
P1eaident: L. E. Alexander Cashier. ie26-l2t
, 1862-07-03

LAKE ExcuRs1oS.-The splendid steamer
Comet will leave upon an excursion to Mil
Waukec on the Fourth, the particulars of
which viii be found in an advertisement clse4
where.
, 1862-07-03

RTE PEAcuEs.-Not IN the market but on
our table-not from the sunny skies Of Dixie,
but from a. H Thompson, Esq, Of Lake
Forest. These luscious specimens Of that best
of fruits. the peach, remind US most pleas
antly OF visit to the splendid grounds Of Mr..
Thompson, a few days since. Whoever hasa
taste for the beautiful in horticultural and
landscape gardening. will be we'll repaid fora
day spent at the growing village Of Lake For,
est, Under the moulding hand and Intelligent
arranging Of Mr.. Thompson, some dozen acres
Of Wild old forest are rapidly becoming one Of
the most elegant homes In the Mississippi
valley. 1t some future tine When space and
opportunity permit, we shall take pleasure in
giving in detail o description OF Mr. Thomp-
sons grounds for the benefit Of our horticul-
turA readers, and to stimulate as far as possi-
tle, others among our leading buainess men,
"to 60 and do likewise"
, 1862-07-03

CLOSING OF PosT OFE1cE.-On the Fourth
Of July the Post Office will open in the morn
ing at the usual hour (seven o'clock) and close
for the day at l0:15 q. N. All through mails
for night trains will close at twelve o'clock
noon, (tor that day only instead Of the adver-
tised hours in the evening.
, 1862-07-03

PATRIOTIC PuoToGRaPuING.-- G.--Among the
many attractive places that will be open to
visitors on the Fourth, none will afford our
country friends more genuine pleasure than a
visit to Fassett's Photographic gallery, Nos.
1222fnnd 1a4 Clark street. Tie ROOMS are de-
lightful and the pictures Of rare excellence and
diversity. Many Of the brave and the beauti-
ful Of the men and women of America eau
here be seen, without money and without
price"
, 1862-07-03

n. n. FEMALE COLLEGE CoMstEScEMEST.-
The Annual Commencement OF this College
will occur to-day, beginning at 1880 a. N.
The Milwaukee Railroad Company have issued
excursion tickets at halffa for that day.
The Floral Concert Of the music classes was
held last evening.
, 1862-07-03

TIE ETABERSAcLE.-Undcr this title, Messrs.
TicEnor & Fields Of Boston, will issue, early
in July, new volume Of Church Music. The
editors OF the book are Prof. B. F. Baker,
ard 31r. VIM. o. Perkins, Persons interested
in the work will find full explanation Of its
character in the advertisement in another col
u1nn
, 1862-07-03

NoT1cE-LosT.-A package Of tickets for
the st. Georges Benevolent Association, Wau--
kegan. Whoever finds the same will please
deliver them to VIM. WaymRn, at the sherid's
Office. AL persons purchasing tickets are mott
fed that none Will be recognized unless signed
Wm. Baragwanath, and all those who have
purchased tickets will please exchange with
the party from whom they purchased.
, 1862-07-03

FOURTH OF july PRAYER MEET1sG.-The
Young Mems Christian Association hold their
annual prayer On this day at their rooms, cor
ner Of Washington and Clark streets, from
$50 to $50. g. n. AL are invited to meet
with Us and pray for our country.
, 1862-07-03

PosT CHApLAN AT CAMP DouGLAs.-We
are informed, through private sources, that
the Rev. E. B. Tutt1e, Rector offs Ausgarius
Church, in this city, has receivedthe appoint
ment OF Post Chaplain at Camp Douglas.
, 1862-07-03

WEDNESDAY EYKs1sa, Julya, 1s63-
RsoBpT5 FpB Last TEEHTT-FuuR KouR5.
FlouE Wheat Corn Oats Bye Woo
brls. bu. bn. hu. bu- Ds
, 1862-07-03

CoSTISUED.-The case of William Gibbons
ard Charles Williams alias John L. Stockwen,
for robbing Morris Kratzer, formerly menl-
ber Of the SD regiment, Illinois volunteers, of
ninety dollars. WAS called yesterday in the Po-
lice Court and continued until Saturday after
noon. The defendants we're held to bail in
the sum Of $500 each and committed in de-
fault.
, 1862-07-03

Excursion TO " WAUKgaAN, JULF 4Tu-We
call attention to the advertisement in another
column where it will be found that the St.
Georges Benevolent Association will have
grand basket picnic and excursion to Wau-
kegan, accompanied by the Ellsworth zou-
ayes, and members and friends Of the St. An
drew's and St. Da1id's Societies, and will be
met by the Milwaukee St. Georges and other
societies, where it is anticipated they Will
have real good time. We are informed thata
platform for dancing and band is being erect
ed, also conTeniences for women and children,
together with large room for ladies' to hang
their clothes and leave their baskets, as well
as large open room, capable of holding 1900
PERSONS In case Of 3 shower. 4 grand match
at quoits will be played, and all kinds Of
English sports will come of during the day.
Tickets one dollar. See advertisement.
, 1862-07-03

HOME FOR AGED FEMALEs.-The monthly
melting Of the Board Of Managers will be
held at the Home, 157 Fourth avenue, this
(Thursday) afternoon at three o'clock.
E. F. DICKINSON, Sec'y.
CHICAGO LODGE No, IS I. O. 0. F.-Al1 Of
icers and members are requested 10 meet in
their hall on July 4th, at 9 q. m, to take part
in the celebration. By order Of the Lodge,
S. v DKAEE Srcretary
, 1862-07-03

MYSTERIOUS D1sAPPEAKANCE.-Mr.F T. D.
Hatch Of this city has been missing from his
home, 25 Van Buren street, since the 18th Of
June last. He left the house about six o'clock
in The evening, expecting to return within half
an hour. He is tail, slim man, dark hair and
eyes, wears moustache and Was dressed in q
black suit, and is about tWenty-slx years OLD.
As he had considerable money about his per
son, fears arc entertained that something may
have happened, there being no cause for
Lis leaving so suddenly, except that he is sub
jet to fits Of insanity. Any one knowing OF
his whereabouts, or that can give any informa-
ton about him, will confer . favor By calling
at e5 Van Buren street, or at this Office.
, 1862-07-03

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Our new Court House is now about COM
pleted, and we hut express tie feeling Of our
c1tlzens. when Ee say that it ID q magnificent
structure, c1editab1e alike to the lIbeTality Of
the citizens Of Allen county, and to the cor
The court room Is beyond all doubt the most
beautiful hall In the State. 1t is frescoed in
the highest style OF art; the ceiling is
truly splendid, being laid out in panels, with
elaborate centre and corner-pieees, rich cor
lion with the American Eagle, railroad train,
steamboat, &c, and 1t either side of the
]noges seat are teantnul representations Of
sta51eE-t6e Goddess Of Liberty on the left,
and an. Columbus on the right. This work is exc
calea ny Aessrs Jevne & A1mini, Of Chicago,
and Wht Sc labors here aFe ample evidence that
their reputation is well founded,