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, 1862-07-21

ARRIVED .-.--- July 18.
Stare and Stripes. LaSalle b.1O0 hu corn.
Arcadia, Iasa1le, 8,aA bu wheat, ega lbs lard, a,
n0 meal oil
Robert Holmes. Attica, 5.sI0 bu coru-
D Leonard, L3Sa11e, !, 40 bEs -four. 60
Aids LaSa11e, ], 1863 brls fonr.
Portland Morr1a, &, 500 bn eorn-
Charlie. EankAkee, 3 44Q bu corn.
Gen Scott, Lasal1e, 54o0 bu corn.
CayugR, Il export, COG bu corn.
na4nhe. 0ttawa, 4s00 bu corn-
atlanta, La:al1e- l 389 brls dour 1853 bn wheat.
Z Geoden. Ottawa $500 hu CON-
Imperial LaSaHe, I, ,sE1 bu CUTE
Neptune, OttaEB, s,40O bu cou.
CLEARED. Juiy18.
Oneida, OTTAWA, light
Africa LaSalIe 4,aa55 etayes.
Luella, IaSAle, Is, 1858 feet lumber, 1tk N ahfu-
Australia, Lasal1e, I'm feet lumber.
Contest. Morris. 50t9 feet iutnber, 30 m iath.
Ella, Joliet. 800 Tbs merchandise.
Marion. Seneca, light
Arctic, Norris, = br1s salt.
Stars and Stripes. Morris. light q.
American Stal, LaSalle H9 feet lumber, 80 N lath.
Dick Overall, LaSalae. q, ,0s7 feet lumber, 10 n
siding. 50 N shingies.
Dolphin. IzSa11e, So, ,4l6 feet lumber.
Pouhattan. Ottawa, 297s feet lumber.
Cur1ew, Lasalle: 1880 feet lumber, N 1ath. 61-
SEQ n shingles-
Adelis, Joliet, 1916 feet lumber.
Armenia, LaSaMe, $50 rhtngfes.
, 1862-07-21

Correspondent, Clark Brown. Gsiswold, steel, Son
ard Her, r: Albert, W1a- Sharpe.
DowE-Prop. c. yahoga-
Weather pleasant-wind touthed7.
Especia1 Dispatch to the chfcago Tribune.l
DErBe1T July 70. 1863.
Up-Prop. Bueke7e, Acme; bark feWsboy. Rs
vepna: brig Seminole; sehr. s. J. HALEY, Ra7
State, Telegraph. Live Yankee, Cairo, Pnals1ope-
Dowx-Prcp. Potomac, Free State; bark Sam
Ward, Cleveland; schr. Twin Sister, Geo. Davis.
Weather cloudy. Wind west.
, 1862-07-21

IELE %A4 4AEA-
The receipts this week have been very liberal,
amounting to 8,460 head against 3t09 last week,
showing an increase OF Isl head- The stock In
the yards this week Is about Of the came quality
as that Of the previous week, consisting princt-
pa11y OF a tafr average quality. The favorable
news from New Yo1k reporting rise Of about
&c 2 h On all grades but those Of an inferior
quality, has tended to restore better feeling
among shippers, and the market has been more
active and better sustained fs{r to good quality
than during the previous week. There has also
been good demand in medium grades By butch
ers aud Government contractors, who have puy-
chased more freely this week than they hare done
for Eolne time past
To.DAS the market has been well supplied and
more active than yesterday, as the news from New
York 1s more favorable to shippers. We notice
an advance Of about 4e = h on good shipping
cattle and decline Of 10I20c on inferior quali-
ties. The yards were cleaned out Of nearly every
hoof, and the m asket closed i'm
The closing prices are as follows:
Extra chipping beeyes.. SO ag3 60
Good to PRIME Do do.-...-..-.----.-----.. 151S3.95
Medium grades 2HTGn: ou
common 10 o*--'---..-.-.-.--.-..--~. 2ua9s %
The following are the principal sa1es daring the
thee market days:
At suERMAN's TAEDs-
Scott 4 Co. sold Mcclure s. Co. i59 head, aver
s ae!esn a seld MeelaSs q Co, s.heaa, Averaging
| Rhodes sold Mcclure & Co. Is head, averaging
400 1ns, at $2 s.,
Leach sold Allen IL head, averaging ], 1a3 Ds, al
$275.
$500.
Herrold sold Otis IS head, a7eraging ,a22 ms, a
$35
| Sanford sold Mcclure 81 head, averaging lie
| 1bs, at SASS.
AT MICHIGAN SOUTHERN TARps.
CTayer sold Batchelor 81 head, averaging f,09
| 1hs. at $2.Ss.
North suld Mcbride Is head, averaging i, ,2a4 toa
at $2.Tp. ..=
Craver sold Jacobs Is head, averaging ], 1,0i5 DE-
at 81 70.
Ward cold Curtis + Co. ii head, averaging Is
| fbs~ at s. 60:
May Sold Rinneman 10 head, averaging ! ,21 .:
! at $3.25.
Fry Euld James 16 head, averaging ISL Ds, 8
$3G6-
McC1sckeu cold Dikenan 80 head averaging q
bs, at 81 As.
, 1862-07-21

g. VIII sell at public auction
ON THURSDAY: AUGUST Hh,
At 10 O'Clock a H. By order ot tne Master tn Gaaa1a
gerry al The Effects II The late AEM Of WELLs ~
ADAMS. No. ISL Lake street. consisting I'd part Of
one Denble Medium Cylinder EresR NTH dy Whee*
one supeI Royal washington Hand Press. {HoeaS
~ Tvs aseMm Meaiau nEae Machsss to The aoova
pfgfset, y. ~.
Press. ..;,. =.
one fuu horse power Engine and Botlet, lot o1 P0t
leTe Eha ttngA Belts, &c. &c.
bne Bofe Paper Cnttef, one Rngg1est Gard Cutter.
one fonnt ofBrsyier oue de- Long Primer oae Do Fss
T#o foants Of No9paIeil (o5e near'y nesg3, Pr aaa
raies ehssss stands imposing stones ~ &C. ~ ~
JosEpa g SAMFst1s Rsreiver Jy1SS89Em
, 1862-07-21

- TIE EYE AHD E&R-DR: J. B. WAIkrs,.117
E6ut ClarE ktTtet Chicago OcuIiss ann AnEatt Eaves
snd performs al oper4t1nns contested nth ORhthHl
mic sud AA sur9u1y. Gcrssn dtseasEs q tae tot2as
htad. III siso recst1e % CID Sttdut1ou. E~Exsa1
fn1uoEs IRE. PoetOttce Boz sss1. ~ I'LL sss1
, 1862-07-21

CONINIERCIAL.


SATURDAY EsES1Ne, July 19. 1861.
RECEIPTS FOB LAST THESTT-ForR EouRs.
F!ear 1 whsat GoEn 9sss R$ye Bar
6 e1 %e UaR-: e. i1ss 1s!sS ss5s -: s. - -:
r sRS RSS6R:: iSS S'S e. 7SsS S@ ssS sss5 IL 40
S%ETRK.: SIS sla4 4ssS ss} $50 80 -:
zota. s2s5 1885 14su:9 1od1s 172s 800
aaounR b.. Ss; 8 K5: rs s::. II; 4 s;;.o s;
&5Sx::: SsHHx ;sss 4 5 i! u: i =:
"a ": sois S S i 5s ss5si 81 & & - -:
xo.a1.-. ,ssos 1ss5 1557 $3.50 ~ s57so
SHIPMENTS nr LAKE, LAST TwEsrr-FouB HOURS.
Flour. Whest.Cos Oats. Rye BEry.
n ,uz,,u bEls. ,,5s;o b. .o61s, b., bu- b. bu.
Te Te E ptcs}Ee cs}Sorae 1850 aao w -. 1855 -.
e Per- sar1ia. e1a o;;a. aa9S as.,sS
as seEsssR s1asaes: ss s s5! seo -: - - - -:
To other Pts. 49, -~-.
Total ..... 1884 1895 s765oo =. 1850 -.
AEEEfF1- AAUSa1EAAAA o1 AAh1"SlAA
Lumber, e' bps e4eeee E1ou1, Us ..%.- ssas
1a.h. pcs aeo9 co % Wheat, hn.--..' 5sSe2s s5es5
Fish. br1s.- 64 Rye, bu......... 19,SS5o
Salt, ha2s-..--. 2,C0o
RECEIPTS AND SHIPMENTS BE cASAL-5uIY Is.
Receipts. Shipments.
Wheat, bh...... 3.47a Shingles, no.. a47.5tu
| Corr, hn~...... 5,,2s7 Lath Pcs --.-.. es,oo9
The North american, with Liverpool adEices to
the 11th inst, WIS telegraphed this afternoon, re-
| porting breadstutts with upper tendency. Pro-
| visions were dull.
| There ,sas good attendance on Change to-day,
I and. under good shipping aud speculative de-
maud, the leading markers ruled higher, but de-
| cline in gold to 11B5<, and less favorable news
! from New York, eauxed 9 slight reaction at the
cloee, and the advance was almost entirely lost
After the steamer wss telegraphed+ however, and
the news from New York of another advance in
gold. they closed firm.
Tie stock Of -four offered was triHing, and under
fnir Shipping inquiry sellers had the advantage;
but the otte71ngs were too light to attract much
attention and stimulate tho market, and prices
ruled about the came as yesterday. Only about
2,s(N srls changed hands, at $s75Gs.e5 for winter
extras, and S. 9oG14 LIS for spring cztras.
1UE HHc1L 4i1dA hEk bQE4EA A1AA <A+A 1[sAf0s oA%A
PRICES improved sl@1e On No Spring, and 1@ss
On No aspiring, with sa1es of about lao 0o bushels
At 91c for No Red; 86@s6Nc for No Red; S64
@ssc for Amber Iowa; 8a1S5c for No Spring
| aid Te5SQs1c for No Spring. After the New
York dispatches were received, the demand b.
specu'ators fell Of, and the advance WAS almost
entirely lost. the market closing firm. nnder ths
influence Of the Etesmer's news and the advance
in gold. .......
There was good shipping aad speculative in
| auity for corn and the market adyauced &c pc
bu, with sales OF about 16o, ,050 bu at 2Sc for 1el
low River and Mixed afoat.; 26s40s7>Sc for Mlxei
in store; and e34c for rejected in store. oat
. were in good demand and firm at 2Tc. R5e va
quiet at 43oG43hc.
Fretghts we're quiet and unchanged-with er
gage1nents at 2a18c foz wheat to Montreal; 17h
for wheat to oswego, Ts4c for oats and 115sG511s
+, for corn to BnIafo.
D Bagsing. has advanced materially during th
present week. Heavy sales were made durin
the past three days at 51@35c for Lewiston an
; Stark Mills, and at the close they are held at 81
? for the fxr1ner and S74c for tue latter.
, 1862-07-21

In this city, July 20tn, M4RT CAROLINE, danghtgr
Of Major Fredea3Gk AMI JeI13e Harding ageA2 Years
and months
Funeral their residence, Lake street. lrst door
Eest OF Union Park on Tuesday, July 22u, at 11>f
O'Clock 8. N. Friends Of the family aSe Invited to
attend.
At hts Ieeidcnce IN this city At the corner Of AGas
aud Hasted sttestst NOAH STUnDERFANT, Esq.
aged ~ Ee2Ts
noon, at O'Clock Friends are invited to attend+
In this city. on the 16th inst, GIUSEPPE GAL1TvA.
aged years. The deceased WIS formerly QceT
ii the italian troops
w- New York papers please COPE.
, 1862-07-21

HOGS-Receiyed duriug the week 5.e63 against
4,4;9 last week, showing IN increase OF 6s1. This
is to be attributed to better demand for ship
me1t, and pricee have advanced about 15c . 1O0
bs. The market c1oacd firm with good demand
at the following figures: Good shipping Hogs
$a.5oGl2. IS; medium 81 s5G2.a5s
Hngs. Average. Price.
s7.-.,......,......-....22s 1bs. $a.50
5...-..-..-......-.-.-.1Tf DB- 40
, 1862-07-21
CHICAGO DAILY MARKET

SATURDAY EVENING, July ~, 1862.
FREIGuTS.-MarRet quiet. The engagements
were: To Montreal steamer West, wheat, at
a2Ac-Canadien currency. To 0swego bark
Stark and echr. r. H. Harmon, wheat, at 1T19c.
TO Port Cothorne bark Sherman, corn. at ike
To :-Eehr- j. L. Gross corn, at 115c; schrs-
Rainbow, Mary B. Hale, Racer, Contest, and Sum-
nit, all wiki corn, at 1115c. To ktngston:-schz.
Vanguard. corn, at l61xc-U- S. currency.
FLoUR-Receiyed, s,ss5 br1s; shipped, 1854
brls. Market f,m,with very light s.ock offered.
Sales, 1co brls ''Naehvi1le Eagle" white winter
at IS s5; 100 brls assumption " at $50; 200
br1s "Enp1re" at $4.75; % brls Champion
red HintdE at $3.50; 400 bsls *Becker's XX"
choice spring extra at E4f6; 100 bzls Linz" "
and 80 brls GoodWIn's Imperial ~ at $4-10; III
b1ls Iowa 81 Empire" at 81 G6 100 brls Prince
ton City, at $ac5; 200 brls 'Pfeuniug's," 100 |
brls s.Bleyier," ECO brls ''LiTingston 100 brls
"bi1tchelrs," I. h and4ao brls good 7. b. spring |
ezha-al at s4+oo; 100 br1s 's Geneva City at |
$as5; ISL br1s t'De1aware'' at $3.50; 3a bfls
"E1press'' euper at "a 80; 66 bris super at $685.
I'M brls Prairie Mills ' at $3.50; is br1s snpe1
at $315.
THEAr-Receiyed, 4a,sa6 bu; shipped. 19o925
ba. Market adyanced1@lEc, but closed dull the
adyauce.b being nearly entirely lost. Sales 4Wbu
No, Red # inter In store at sic: 5000 bu No. 3
heo "'ntel "a eto4s .. ee1so' s'ss = aon T..
a.ou ou amoel "a ~ ,o"e - ~ e..,aa,. stars a. azr
at s64c; aA.Vo na w. spurs - 80 49,
5(6O bu DO al o7%e; i4,'o"o oa oo o. ea8s' 1s'v's
au do at ssAc; 800 nu 10 a. &c; 9.un ne !
No. Spring in store at Sic; 1.000 ba do 1T 8o8c'
i m bu do at 6o4c; 25.010 bu do 1t SOC; 1000 bu
do 1T T9xc; Il COO bu do at 79c; 1000 hu do at
Nke; 400 bu Rejected Spring In store at soc.
After the steamers news Ia the afternoon the
feeling vas firmer than an at the close Of Change
cohN-Secel'eo' tfo.o'9 w aDpgs9, sn 49, 80.
Eenoz1 40 ear aaoat X nm hu River Mixed at sc
feuo" o. - @N, o,sss -. 49, srIlc. m I'm
a1oat; 45o1 on ml1ea II stote ~ o'so ~
do at 21zc; 4o.ooo bn de at a'Ac;' ao'oo ou 40
at a'e; 80 600 br do at &c: l's 0a L., enosI o.
ssipps sspts do at 36xe; 50" "a he'ee'ea IL E'o ~
| OAT&ReceI1ed, 1860 bUs. shipped none.
| Market arm. sales 1900 bn No. 1 in store at
gc: 4oo bags do at 2sc On track
RYE-Receiyed, 1,sas bu- Market qatet and
esafer. sa1es:-4o0 bu No in atose at 43ei $500
bu do st 4sxc; 4B bags on track at &C.
BARIEY-Reeeivsd. 800 bu- Market quiet.
, 1862-07-21
1IRQNRY FOR -II3MASES OF

@Csp On Bunlop, Bewe1l &sp4ld4ng tDE Printing! !"
nrv1t -l1aaas "
, 1862-07-21
MARINE NEWS

VESSELS PASSED DETROIT
{spesa+, pi.pasrh II. Tie eh,eago I1isu'e. r :
. - :. !; =. Dszxo11. :Ja1y 10 1867.
ur-prop. Comet; b.1k Andrexs Stevens, Ma2sz,
q. areeawood; aetr. Habba1d. Wosthtasgton,
, 1862-07-21
CHICAGO CATTLE MARKET,

For the Week EndinE July 10, 1862.
The receipts Of Beef CattIe and Hogs during the
past week ending to-day, compa1e as fo1lows:
, 1862-07-21

DY GILBERT d SAMPSON.

b
Household Furniture, French F1ate Piar and
Mantle Glasses, Piase Forte, &c.,
AT AUCTION.
QaTEEsDAy, jug 22d, at az O'Clock, We Etn as1
at pur Ss1essaoA Mo. IS Lake Street IasEs 4Isorf
1aent OF the above goods. consisting French Rep Last
bic IoI, Tabef, Hail et%nds, Farlor. Dln1ngroom Hnd
Chamber Ch4Ia Wn.tn&ets & Gard daa Table, h4hozs1I
ead Nashstands Work Iahlts Sewing ne and Rosk,aE
do, Fofas Tttt-a Tetes- M1RRoRs-Pfer and Ma. Ne
Glasses- French plate gut and nahoEa fraus MIR.
FpRrE octayes. III perfect order. Also. lot uf
yaluubte Standard and Classical Books
iy9f.eq03t GILBERT Il 6AMFaON. AuctuusesE,
, 1862-07-21
M a ERIED ID.

In this city. Monday July 1lth a. the resd snce
of the brides father, 81 Rev H. Crews, Mr. E. C.
DELANO and Mrs FRANCES PAMELA, eldest
deughteF Of Joseph E. Brown.
, 1862-07-21

loud cheers. 80.
The President announced that Mr. Nelson,
gardener, had subscribed 800 to the fund, and
following the above, $500 was declared for H
P. Bogue for the same purpose
l. motion WIS then made that g committee
he appointed from those present to confer
with the Common Council and the Board OF
Supervisors in fnrlheranca Of the resolutions
alrtady passed, which motion prevailed, and
J. 7. Seammon, John L, Hancock and E.
Wood were appointed such committee.
Sheriff Heasng being called for cama for
ward and boldly declared that he for one Was
willing to leave al behind and take command
OF = company or regiment and would NOT OBJ
iect, II he commanded either 8 company or
regiment OF the oppressed black men, whose
fore fingers cou1d as skillful1y draw trigger
and deat deeth a the whitest Of the white.
Any man, he said, made In Gods image, who
country and Its holy cause, was equh in the
! patriotic roll. ....
Nj, Htsing wxs interrupted by the an
nouncement that James Smith, Of the Mtchl-
gan Central Railroad, had contributed Sloo,
;ss So! John L. Hancock the handsome ss@ Of
Prolonged cheers followed the announce
ments, after which Mr. Prior, the "heay9"
man Of McVlcker's theatre, was called for.
and made brief, business Ike appeal to tae
young men to join bis company.
Capt BranaTd followed Nth short sketch
Of Ibis practical experience In Western battle
aelds, when Mr. Bryan announced that Calvin
D'Wo1t, ESQ, had 1nst added $12s to the re-
| cruidpG tund.
/ Nj. Whit,le, on behalf Of the young men
engaged h starting q "Young MANS Regi.
menu stated that the turn the meeting had
taken, although favorable IN ~ Of its r5sulI q
for the cause, mad rendered It Impossible fol
them to enroll sufficient names to warrant
, starting an organigaston,~ snd. that ell thost
Interested in the matter were requested K
, meet at Bryan Hall No. ., on MoRdsy night
: | to consider what action shall be takeo IN thl
! matter, and that an those interested In enter
: Ing inlo the uaE. Were desired to be pFeasns:
; The meeting held out to 4 few minutes be
fore midnight. ehen the President wisely can
: forward nd ahuuunee1tAs IA dtion for dtoatu
[ msDt in osdez, when the saaae pissed amlds
, 1862-07-21
DY GILBERT d SAMPSON,
Trade Sale Of ,,>3
Crockery and Silver Plated Ware
aTsnTnTffbN

On WEDNESDAY. 1a1y 2sd. It * O'Clock. ~ VI.
e1n hest lite Crockery consisting of corplets
sortms1t ofDfnner, Toilet and Tea Waze. an Of "a
nxnufsc*Qre OF James KdE1rd d Sons A16o, al In
voice of Silver Plated Ware viz:
81 Silver Plated f.asturs, bpsttea.
. IS dog. Forks, Dinner aud Desafk -. . ..-,
10 doz- Butter BniYe4- - -
xB-6ale positive and without resetTe.-@ -.*
fv1s .eezx .f11rBKET 4 EANP3QN. AAear1
, 1862-07-21

!. .ANR::HaNCOX.-Piesaa:r return.
4X1 the Cvst which Ton took: nn fEa1E ~ a8ta ef
/ is Aoufh CaIk 9lfFe5. ,:' t419s856 4
, 1862-07-21

BoD1 FouHD.-The body Of the fireman
swept overheard and drowned from the Tug
sturges, few days since, Of which mention
was made at the time in our columns, was
found floating in the river near Randolph
street bridge, by the bridge tender, early Sat
urday morning. An inquest Was held by cor
oner James which developed no facts addi-
tiona1 to those already published.
, 1862-07-21

GRAND ANNUAL EXCURSION OF Sr. JoHS's
SUspAT ScuooL.-This school, whose preVi-
ous excursions have given GO much satisfac-
ton to all who have joined with them, have
this year selected Forest Bay Grove, on the
Milwaukee road, for their Annual Picnic, and
intend to make this the excursion Of the sea-
son. Arrangements have been made for base
hall and cricket playing. A band of music
will accompany them. This excursion comes
of on Thursday, July 24th.
, 1862-07-21

MILITARY.
We learn that Mr.. H. ". Chester, Of this
city, contemplates raising 3 company Of iu-
fantry for the war. Mr.. Chester served through
ont the Mexican war, and seryen portion Of
his time in Gen. Cushlng's staff
Capt. G. B. Miller Of the Ottowa Light
Battery at Camp Douglas wants twenty-five or
thirty more men to fill his battery. His COM
| pany is composed Of good material. Fill up
| the ranks,
, 1862-07-21

ltB3t3 pItfEu.. LIE OuH0CS AFVA "A4ANa 49,"
present complaint is founded, Is alleged to
have been committed eince thst time, at the
house on the corner Of Indiana and Green
streets, West Division, where the parties were
living at the time Of the arrest. The Magis-
trate required the defendants to recognise IN
in the sum Of $500 each for their appearance
at the August term Of the Recorders Court,
which not being forthcoming, the parties were
committed to the county jail to await trial
EXCURSION TO WAuksa4s.-The annual
excursion Of the Clark street H. E. Sunday
School will take place on Tuesday next, the
ed inst. Forest Bay Groyc, near Waukegau,
has been selected, as being 8 delightful local
| ity, well shaded, abundantly Supplied with
water, situated on bluffs that affora = dne
view Of the lake, having commoaious build
| ings for storing baskets, &C., and for retreat
In case Of storm Of rain. Added to these is
the consideration that the train stops just at
the grove, and there ID no long walk to- be
taken before reschIBg the pleasure grounds
The Sabbath Bchool at Evanston will join the
excursion at tbat place Vaas e. Dean'a Light
Guard Band viii he In attendance. The train
will take such excursion1sts as msy desire to
visit Waukegan, without taking the walk.
and return thence to the grove at l P. NJ,
thus allowing them,: the same day,
visit to this beautiful city and picnic IN The
woods. The speeSsl t1ain viii leave the Mil
Yankee depot at Q q. m. =
Coon FOE EarPr.-The Hlinois Cent1a
. Railroad Company commence on Monday Il
run an express train to accommodate the fri
, 1862-07-21

ToCSG MEN's CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION
The fifty first regular eocial meeting Of the
Young Mems Christian Association will occur
at their rooms, corner of Clark and Washing
ton streets, on this {Monday) evening, July
a1st, at eight o'clock. The Christian pnblic
are cordially invited to attend.
, 1862-07-21

S1eE1 FEs11vA1.-Tbe Sigel Festival held
at Wigbt'a Grove on the Fourth Of July net
ted TO the sigel Fund the handsome sun OF
s134. The amount already raised in this city
exceeds $500. ).
, 1862-07-21

:! steal Els way to throne among US. he
plays big game for high stake, but never
! viii he succeed. Soon will We wash our
hands Of this rebellion If we present united
among US? Great God, can any MN be so
black ~ to cherish IRRESPONSIBLE thoughts with
in cur very 1nIdstf How eau he balauce mat
ters for moment7 I shall never forget get Sen
Shields (Three cheers given for Gen. Shields. }
4 I knew him well. TWenty-seVen years ago be
and went to thelegislature together, both OF
us were stxiplfpgs. I was young, but
shall never forget the manner in which he
country. is IN danger: MY country right OF
| wrong, for know ehet is always ,tight. o..
Who stays because he fears to meet death
, | On the field? viii nlan thirst to die on q
ssoaSs, m rafheT than sisfd il up u: once, odsE
| ing the last 1ibaHon Freedom gathers from the
| shed blood Of her patriot SONS? This coun
!. tr3 ls adding to the crowd Of martyrs whlcf
ehall sing around the throne. she is passing
5 robes white ID the blood Of her sons and be
i foes, She will rise purged Of treason, natto1
+ Of created ffee1nen and If IN theis t13oulasao,
a sny darling Institution OF the traitors shsl
. sinh, like lead In the ocean, no tear Of min
], To arms, then stand no 1ongerl No 1ong
a er listen 70 speeches = Shoulder your innske
10 ! and march away. Tour country Ia, bleeding
Ie- MeCaellsn's army is looking for you, aa th
| EpEuSn az LuckQOF loOkEu 1ol Guo &elH{OlEk
j. ments which shonld save them from hornbl
l. death, Annie Laurie, the dear sound Of hon'
], sounded In their ears: Shall our beteasue
ii army of the Potomac hear no distant comlu
sound Of Hail Co1umbia, aud the tread I
e. Northern feet behind itf Shall not tt
J" country be saved, our country, u
+. great 10 the fnl1neas OF her youth; 90 og1oriot
le | In her noble manhood7 Saall It fall benea'
the hand Of treason for lack Of aid In her tr
II ing bour7 II thnt fall ever comes, let all
e Us fail with her, ending our life With hes
in | periBhing IN the common ruin tProloag'
e. cheers.}
THE sTAR sPANoLHD BAETgR.
y; Frank LumbsEd here sang tho Star epaug1
q | Banner, amid the greatest enthusiasm. >:
[Ia Ea. AsAY, Esq. :-'-
or Mr.. Assay talked fn 3 familiar strain, a
ut | seemed en- rapport with his audience. His I
,sa | dress was manly practical, enlazging up
to tie certainty That city and, private enterpr
ot,r would furnish liberal bounty for voluntee
he l. and efficient care for their families. He 9
e. that $50, 600 was already assured for the 4
~ regiment from Chicago, which he thoueh
BE- lgood atarting point He assured them Of ;
10 I own aflipgress to contribute largely for
RI object, and, d reed be; under proper caEcu
dst s:.acsa, to essarssssiessa1 a1a.$if >'Es =:
, 1862-07-21

R9tTT6 AND. 6fftJES AT. AUtk
- TIoK-By 8. N1cKx8aoa, ~ Laka Etreet, ,eoEnaE re-
Of KIsnk1in 9a 1nssdaY 1qy y .4,,.
Zip BooeE 80 czsea Woaaena, Ca1dS@ and ba11s0eN
jelSsazi4. s: NICKERsON: Aucttoasaz-
, 1862-07-21

a BEAR CoM1NG.-The steamer Emile,
which recently returned from her long trip up
the Missouri River, to the Rocky Mountains,
brought down young, live ferocious grizzly
bear for parties In this city.
, 1862-07-21

CHASaE OF TIME.-Travelers on the nli-
nois Central Road will note that hereafter
trains leave Us follows: Express, $50 a. IL.
Accommodation, $50 P. NJ, and arrive st 5;oo
a. m and 500 p. m.
, 1862-07-21

eoc1ETY CgLEBR RAT1ox.-The German Cath.
Ole Benevolent Association, Numbering 25o
members celebrated their fifth anniversary on
Saturday BY street parade, headed BY q baad
Of music.
, 1862-07-21
pRY G0ODS AND CLOTHING

~ AT hUcrIoN-By 8. -NIcExzsos, ~ sLakz
sfreet corner uf F1unk1fE on MoNpAY, I1IJ s1S WEa
sxsn81:. July 29d. FRmAY, July Ath; At sx o.c5oef
IN. vii be sold general stuck of dry EoatE Yan-
Eooda Also 1t pxt11t. sale Oh Coths md Vafpett4E
, 1862-07-21

WUrHRoP's New BooK.-John r. Walsh,
corner Madison street and Custom House
Place, has the August number OF the Atlantic
Monthly, and "EdSin Brotbertoft," the new
volume By Ma1or Winthrop. ..
, 1862-07-21

RxcoRDER's CouRE.-At the August term
Of the Recorders Court no bail easea Will be
taken up. Those only will be tried Tho are
h jail and unable TO give ball
, 1862-07-21

orr FOR EURopE--Sfr. John Carbutt, the
photcggraphist, leaves for Europe on Monday
next, to collect pictures for his atelier. Dur
ing his absence his rooms will be under COM
peten4 charge.
, 1862-07-21

QUICK TR1p.-The crack steamer Edith,
Capt. Hewitt, has just made trip from Col
1lngwood to Chicago. ESQ miles, in forty-efgh
hours