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ARR Il. !.
Arizona. La Sale, 1,44a bris ea1t.
An.iupa La Sale, 5.4Do bn corn
Jamie, Du Page. a. 50J bu corn-
Tide. La Sale, 5.z00 By corn.
Eemcnis. La Sale. 5.4s0 ou corn
4 Lincoln, Ostawa, 6Go bn corn-
NatiIus, La Sale, 5:6t0 bn corn,
AceHa, Joliet, 3,e0o bu corn, 800 bn oats, Go bu
U,ah, L. Sale. 1902 bu corB, 500 bn rye, 10 bu
H Hem1lu, Ottawa, $500 bu corn-
Gar1iss ot1aMs nst N N eoaa ao7 100 bu wheat
Tnionist, Morris. $500 bu com.
irwin, Is Sale, 5.4u0 ba corn
n HaTle L. sa'1s ea f e. eopn 9a G1Ia Seeds
Laura Ann: Qttawa, ,No nu corn-
Africa, L. Sale, Il 90 oa coEn-
popglss Senscs ss5ie SeoS Sp 81 f9ra Sn corn
Morris. Ottawa, $500 bn corn, 9o bu rye, 1sa bu
DICK Overall, La Sale. 1,417 brls -four. 1850 s
Ee!ipss M b. 9 sosn s h b fssas sstssi
Len Ont, Loekport, s@ m 6q 9s CON: ~
Dr. Hawly, Iassne, 6too bu corna ooo bfdaa.
Ontario tasaug 500 be eo11 3 s ~ a1y g. whsas,
Gep G5ant DnPsee zoo bn corn, 81 hu wheat
CaIcp5elet, Morris, s.Goo ou eorn<
81 6r1s c Morton, Gdaa = LaSalle. III tons coal.
CLKARED. 80.
egazInda, Morris.
| Ho.ris, Morris. -
| Eaiina, Lasalle.
| Ec3ipee, Loekport.
| q McLeonan Ottawa
| Goldtn State@ Lasa1e.
| 5thsup, JeAet; - a ara rs,,a r,dee y7s
t01ni isa nowdeI. 10 iii. VINEGAR -,,,
pczpha1e.n. LaSae, 81 3sq # Lumber, 10 N siding
sSm ebinxles. IL N lath, M h1iok'
| Parecn B1 B1ownloW. Laaa4a.
| Cuntest, Morris
| Lemunt, Leckpoxs.
, 1862-09-03
FINANCIAL and COMMERCIAL.
MONETARY.

TUESDAY Evening, Sept. 2, 1852.
Currency remains exceedingly scarce, and ex-
change is used, where possible, In Its place at Il
to II per cent. diacount. The bankers wi1l sup
p1y all the exchange customers want at par. Bank
ersare paying1554 for gold and ask II premium,dut
they don't sell much here. Old demand notes are
worth per cent. premium new u silver, 8 buy
ing, 10 ceiling.
GA1EEA AND CHICAGO UN1oF RAILROAD Con-
pAsT.-The following are the earnings Of this road
for the week ending August 81:
1861. 1852
Freight. .$52 4a5.s7 $3e617.25 6t9.s28 50 Dec
Passengers. :. {, ,5NS 81 9,323 50 SIS y Inc
Mails. &c.. 1,627 90 1,25HOD 37793 Dec
Total.... 62,562.47 $43.191-14 $19,3e1 33 Dec
F6r the month, 1861 2.....-........-... l2l193 81
| DpEEeaSG. re-. 1913 u
Corrected earnings for previous month $19, 5623
, 1862-09-03

TUESDAY EvEN1ra. September .. 1ses
The following table shows the receipts and shi ?
ments Of leading articles during the past week and
eince the 1st Of January, With comparative statis
tics:
,rcut1,1re III ADIsa AErICrIa kT CIIICA AGax
, 1862-09-03

To-DAT.-The market for winter wheat brands
ruled dull and easier, but spring wheat brands
were without quotable change. Sales were, 80
brls Halls Challenge" and u brls "central City,
white winter at S. 80 100 brs "Galesburg, "5o brIs
"Bn1tlett's X'' and 1c0 brls '.Mahoning Valey''at
$46o 1c0 brls *'Clayton" at s4b9: 12o brs ''Peer-
less" at 81 S.; 100 brls t*Ncvada at s4,45; 100
brls "Tuckahoe" at 81 30; 100 brls sAnboy"
at S4.a5; 1e5 brls "Prairie Queen" It 81 81; !;
2C0 b.ls Is Ohio Bell " at $4.25-an delivered.
WHEAT-Rece1ved today, 104. Ia bu; shipped,
2922 bu. The following table shows the receipts
and shipments during the past week:
, 1862-09-03

ELUMBER-There is no material change in the
market In the yards the demand for boards was
more actfre on account Of an order for two million
feet, By the Governor Of the State, to build bar
racke. This hss rendered the market frmer and
sales are made mostly st s10e0. In cargoes there
5e 10 change to note-the demand being good at
former pricee.
sHlNGLEs-The market il fruer, and NE note
heavy salea at full prices. cargoes afoat are firm.
LATH-steady at Sits By the cargo, and 81 70
tu the yards.
The following are the closing quotations fos all
kinda Of lumber. &C., in the yards:
, 1862-09-03
25eo br1s. The following table shows the receipts

The market during the past week has ruled dn1l
and dropping. We note decline st lal1y 1oab15c
on Winter, with, however, no material change On
Spring extras. The demand for shipment has
been very light,
The following table shows the closing prices Of
, 1862-09-03

NEW Z UTA NHkGEB ltN8TREEs
By Telegraph1 New ToRK, Sept. 2.
BEEF-F1rm. Receipts 4673: quoted 7s11sKc.
snEEr-Dull. Receipts l3,s56: q1oted aAG5c.
6wlSE-Steady. Receipts ii ,220u; quoted Sh@
3sac.
, 1862-09-03
DY GILBERT & SAMPSON.
IL GENERAL AUCTION EEEs. s. Laka street.
DY GILBERT d SAMPSON,
ATALOGUE SALE OF
SPLE NDID OLE PAINTINGS.

We viii sell on WEDNESDAY and THURSDAY
T SEE1EGs. Sept. 10th aud 1lth, att o'clock each
evening. Mt our So1e6ruon,
So LAKE BTKEET,
One OF the finest collections OF Oil Paintings which
has ever teen offered In this city. The. IRE all in
Gold Gilt Frn1lea. are all fr7m thu well known
is guaranteed Geld Gilt, In tts spleHci cnllectton
will he fund many very rare At d choice pasHtnIa.
Euc as the Heart IT the htSss after Ch,rca. bv ht
speadweI Falla. CroEs Etst and Busa's Ful1lnG Mil,
by HMrdKicE; view rom West POINT on the Hudson:
many others sqnss'y desiEas+, hseh cannot he s2ec
fed In this ertlst in all herring huu-
cred and twenty. These Paintings 1ill be 80 NOT
under a1snit" Put to The hghest btddsr Eitnat rs.
eeeidedy their advabaEe to defer taer p4rct lges
rntil this sale. wien they can get hns OIL FAM NJ l.
1NGS to oruameLt their rooms, - hundreds OF our
ctt.zepa have done at our tue three sear6
past These Paintings wiz q On exhibition On Idea-
all opportunity Of eRu1pIn@ and Judging Tor
tlcmtelgtsnt thetr merit. Tie Paintings and Frames
y Ill be sold together.
tc:SU.S61Y GILEEKT 1 SAMPSON. A1ct1a.
, 1862-09-03

MONEY MAABET--Steady, 405 per cent-0n call
4hQ5x per cent tor prime paper.
Sterling exchange lower, >banker's bills 12sk1
12A.
c1os1ng at 17QDlsS.
Cai1iornia gold bars are quoted at ls11S.
Government stacks eteauy, u. S. 6s 1851 10Q49
1GGH :731G l(35<@l03A.
, 1862-09-03

~ Buy wall paper Of Ch.se & Co.. wholesale
and retail. 100 Randolph stzeet. xa25r1m.
, 1862-09-03
pY GILBERT i SAMPSON.
lF To the Trade Hots1 Zee 3ars and others.
The Hnat eIc2 sux EtQck Of

The Host e1cg8p< kt6cEW
Silver PlaGed Goods
Ever offered
AT AUCTION.
In Chicago *ll be sid op Wednesday, NJ oEntny COM
menc:ng ut Ok o'clock, continue n1tf atl is sold
The stock conasts IT rich Chss.d and Plain Tea StEs
Breaktaat Dinner and Tete.atete cssto.s Coffee aad
Pitchers Tea aud Coffee Pots Ice Pitchers. salyers.
Trays Syrup PIt,lter and Plate Cake R:issets Iast
do, Table, Desert tnd Tta Spoons and ForSs Butt.E
Knives Soup and GRAVY Ladies. Fish. Ice Cram and
Pie Knives, art Haskcts &C., together W1tn great
variety Of ether FanrT articles.
GILDEET & s AMP5ON,
, 1862-09-03

TUESDAY EvEau7e, Sept. q 1862.
BECEHTs Or LuhBER. SHINGLES, LATH, &C., FOB
WEEK ENDING SEPT. 3, 1899 COMPARED WITH
TIE Two PREVIOUS YEARa
, 1862-09-03

W Many citizens have induced us to remain
ebert time longer with this grand exhibition Of
so1omon's Temple. A visit will richly repay those
who admi1e beauty in art and appreciate merit.
Open from 3 .. N. to 10 p. m. Admission IS
cents. sep3st
, 1862-09-03

NV orleans common to ofair-........,- -1oA@1o1xc
priueto choice .....-, ..1oss gid3sc
Porto R.co. fart choice
n T. R>tned, pow derea and
White. coffee, A.--..---. Gl2zc
Fellow. cotHee, C.:.....1o1ssgioxc
FlsH-Under light supply the market is quiet
but very firm. We quote:
No, Whiteash. h. 5rls....:..'..--seS29 @sS
Goldfish, = 1oo ooDs..............-.....S So g 81
Il. s51'Ss assf:4s S;f;: s;i:;: ( .S$ ~
No.? ffat1s. ST's s.:::: :.::::. s.SS s@ g S 80
Dried herring 2 boz IS q Is
FRUIT-Lemors are scarce and firm. Green
Apples dull and dropping. Other green ftuis
| steady. Dried are dull and nominal. Quotations
| are as follows:
| GrzEn-Lemons = pox..--...-........s!,So9 90 60
| Apples, new ....----...---.-.-- 1S5g7ee ~
| Peaches, q boL-.. ......... 4-.S149t-so
fsaaaes Fssis : q ossket: .z5Sg s551 Is
DnaD-RaSs B3assSs'!ss e = spS'es. 5 d. gsxs
| Common dried apples.-.-.-.-.. -@5 c
gnpased peaches ....-.--..---. 5 g'
| Sem,saa T51ms aa,SSs: IL g. c
WoOLThe market fs poorly supplied, but
rules very firm with an upward tendency. The
New York Econon13st eays:
The activity in army goods and the immense
wants OF the goyesnment still keaR up the excite
vanced Sc 8 b On domestic and 1@2c q u On
foreign, with tendency etin hIshet. Domestic
Ia eeIjing st 6UR65c with some holders asking 7cc
md upwards; and Mogodore (A11canD wool
which little while ago could not pc sold At 25c
low really brings s6c In fact all descriptions
| except domestic are ia very limited supply, and
| with no impression that all the coarae and me-
dium Yill be wanted holders are not ut al anxioua
to ten, even at the hi gh figures now railing The
market ia greatly excited, and the wool interest
VAS never In go prosperous condition,
Sales to-day, t,5Ga tbz medium at SIC.
BUTTER-Under good export demand the
market rules firm. Sales Of IS h1kins "a STRAIGHT
lot OF choice Yellow at1o3<c-
POTATOES Quiet at 3p@s5c per bu.
! EGGS sellirg at prices nj the way ffo:n7 to *
PoULTRY-Chtckens per dozen $3.a81 Is
turk1eB . u 3H94e.
, 1862-09-03
aufttln SaIes.

PY VIM. a, BUFFERS d CO.,
IL AUCTIoNEERsr
SPLENDID EMcRANiMGs,
IN RICE FRAMES.
AT AUCTION.
BIZ SPECIAL CATAL1GUE.
spleuddid Gallery Of over 500 Enxraviu,v - in Gold
GUt EoseN ood and Solid Black Walnut Fra11es at
No. Sc Dearborn Street,
Opposite the fremont House.
On Wednesday, Thursday & Friday,
Sd, 18th and 5th OF saotenber. st 7S O'Clock it-
the evening OF eIch Cay.
We Will SELL as sboFe the beautiful collection xef
Bare and Valuable Engray11Ss n u qpe.hy nrnaIaenl
gallery contaira all the valuable Ssttnnsi sngravtu,
4s nso from the works Of Laodseer, Herring hapnae
nIs1e Aesde1 &c. &C. It Is pIonouaGed % be tae
tst5y nnest collection eser .fered At pqbnc compett
1 n ths Sity and provokes the criticism q Tue eou
ass.ma aSt they viii be seen on Free E1h0Ean fesm
a9nnay Rothnx until the evenings OF sals therefore
FaItea purchasing CHI have their plctures pack
ed oy experienced packtrsr free OF charGe
sep2-uS9$t 4 ,Srff,nss,.
, 1862-09-03

LABcHN1Es.- the Police Court, yesterday.
there were two cases Of larceny tried and dis
posed Of, as follows:
James Taylor, soldier belonging to the
Second Board Of Trade Regiment, waa exam
ibed On the charge OF stealing twenty-eight
dcl]ars from the pocket Of Arthur Con1ey, q
fellow eoldier, while at the house Of William
Corwe2l, No. 42 Market street. The money
WAS taken By cutting open the complaanans's 8
pocket The defendant was held to bail In tn ,
sum Of $1,200.
Thomas Czane, of the Milwaukee Guards,
In the. Railroad Regiment, was examined on
| the charge Of stealing forty seven dollars from
, 1862-09-03

~- Madame Cors James can still be found at
her etace, No, eo West Randolph street. corner Of
Clinton street, where all who with to eonsnlt the
planets On things pertaining to the past the pree-
eut and the coming events Of life, should caH at
once. o1air7osants things in recovering Lost OF
stolen property, and exaninattons and prescrip-
tiona IN Al cases Of chronic disease. Satisfaction
warranted. Don't forget the place. No. GO West
Randolph atreet. only tive blocks tson tae f17es.
(Sep3.6s)
, 1862-09-03

One Of the most efficient artillery corps
which has been sent into the field from the
west, is Bottoms Battery, now at Memphis.
Lieut.. Tracy is al present in this city, recruit
irg more men for that company. His Office is
at the Central Police Station.
The follow wing is a list Of the officers Of the
, 1862-09-03

B- Rev Henry E. Barnes, chaplain Of the
First Board Of Trade Regiment, is in town, at
the Sherman House. He Will leave for Cairo
on Thursday evening. Any small packages
OF letters for the regiment left at the rooms
Of the Young Mems Christian Association,
corner Of Clark and Washington streets, will
be forwarded.
, 1862-09-03

GEN. WALBR1DGE AND TEE BOARD OF
TRApE.-Hon. Hiram Walbridge Of New
York, is in the city. We learn that be has
been invited by several members Of the Board
of Trade to address that body some tine be-
fore be leaves. We promise them in advance
cpttA speech
, 1862-09-03

E The first sale Of pictures viii be held
this evening at 66 Dearborn street at 74
o'clock. Such as require suitable ornaments
f,r their Dwellings Wiu do well to attend.
, 1862-09-03

at The CentrM F0lCe Station.
The following is list Of the officers Of the
company:
Captain-Wn. q. Bolton
Se1iot 1st Lieut. ID H. Moore.
Junior Iet Iieut.-Ed. 4. James.
Senior I'd Lieut. Simon P. Tracy.
Junior ID Lieut. D. Roberte.
orderly Se1geant-O, $. Wood
Quartetmasier Se1geant-Wm. Jones. j.
Commis,ay 8ergeant-AngustusJ J. Fay.
Duty Sergt ants--Ben1y Fink, ]. Fred. Dunlap,
o. Z. Hfberger, E. a. Nichols, ]. Leech, Daniel
Riley.
Gunners-Chas. II. Gagena, John F.. Ryan, John
c. Tu1ple, VIM Il. II. Moore, n. 4. Hill Geo. F.
Bond
thief Of Oafeeope-Dauie1 q. Pierce. John Fitz
Gibbon. George Bamforl, T. c. HuntlisKt, B. ".
Johusou, N. j. Buughton-
Blacksmiths-OIW Roosa, Frederick Embe.
Carpenter-John Sneu.
Hafuete-MakerWinahen Leda,
| A1tidcer-Chas- J. Cleveland
| BueleFs-EdWard Ends, Vim. G. Brown.
, 1862-09-03

SoC1A1 1ENTERTA1EMENT.-The members OF
the Railroad Convention now in session en-
joyed most pleasant social entertainment, at
the residence Of Hon. VIM. B. Odgen, last
evening. The rooms were thzonged with
the guests, and there was but one expression
relative to the elegant hospitality Ct their
host.
, 1862-09-03

ATTRACTIVE sALE.-The attention Of the
trade, hotel keepers, and Others Is invited by
Gilbert d Sampson, to their sale this morning
at 911z o'clock at No. IS Lake street, of large
stock Of silyer plated ware, In great variety
Bargains may be expected, as the goods must
be sold. Call and examine before the sale.
, 1862-09-03

ARMY CoRREsposDE1r WAHTED-For
leading Eastern paper. Must be ready to take
the field Immediately. Address with particu-
lars and reference IS to experience, prompt
ness and capacity, "Press," box 60, Sherman
House, Chicago,
, 1862-09-03

IpENrIFIED.-The body Of the man found
In the river on Monday has been identified as
that of Sylyanus A1drieh, who lived in Rich
mond, A1eHenry county. He was ffty-dye
years old, and leaves large family to mourn
his untimely loss. He had recently enlisted
in Fa1nsworth's cavalry regiment, and was on
his way to Washington. 1t is not known how
he came to fall into the river.
, 1862-09-03

Mr. MoSE1L Ct Nebraska mored to amend
that when the Convention adjourn it adjourn
until 10 O'Clock Wednesday morning to per
ftct organization The nominations might as
veil be made then as now. Some States were
not represented and the delegations from
others we're incomplete. 4 portion Of these
will arrive here ti,ls evening, and they are en-
titled to voice In the Convention.
Mir. SCRANTON substituted this p. N. in
stead OF Wednesday, 10 g. m.
The clause OF Mr.. Mnnells motion, relative
to adjournment, was put to vote as q priGi-
legged molten, and was lost-ayes, 81; noes,
39-snd Mr. ScraDton's 81 bstitute prevailed.
MT. Glc,ore renewed his amendment that q
committee be ap1 ointed TO make nominations
NJ. MARSH Of New Jersey said the Chail
had indicated tnas nominations would be ope1
nations might be made satisfactorily, ht
thought, by calling upon the State delegation
to make their nominations. This would oh
yiate the necessity OF COMMITTEES.
Mr. RCGGJ.Es, of New York. clatmed It a
his funeams 81, inherent right to vote 70
whom he pleased without regard Tor nomta<
tions reported By ssate delegates, even at II
trammeled in this nsnner.
Unon motion Of Mr. McPhereo1, Of Mi
eopri, the Convention adjourned to five p. 4
without effecttng any plan Tor pe1mane1
organisation.
EVENING SESSION.
TEE CHA1RMAf called the Convention
order At p H. auQ Lille uoItoA w Ploeeeu
the nomination OF permanent officers n
pending.
Mr.. CAss offered his motion, which II
pending, in writing, SIS folloTs:
Reso1utd, That this Convention now proceed
permsnent organization and that NOMINATIONS
made fp1 President
Mr.. GuMoRE withdrew his amendment
zefetrng to a COMMITTEES rs far as the eleca
OF Fftaideut was concerned. Mr. cass' n
ton then prevailed with the amendment tt
majority Of all the votes cast be necessary
choice.
MI. CAss nominated Hon Vim. B, Oedt
Anothef aelegate nominated MI. Csss but
S:.- Latter Pefenpteri]y d. cuned.
As there Nas no opposing candidate, up
noGon, Ar. Ogden was declared President
ace'ananon, hute great applause. Mr.. c
and dr. AcPheasoa Of Missouri, appointed
, 1862-09-03

PERsoSAl.-hIrs. Phebe E. Yates, whose
philanthropic labors for the amelioration Of
our sick and wounded soldiers, have rendered
her au object Of universal admiration, is now
in Chicago, at the house Of friend, at II
jackson street. Mrs. Yates sill holds the po
sition Of Chief Mat7on at the hospital depart
meRt Of the western army, and in that capa-
city is doing noble and praise#orthy work.
She will ..remain In the city during the
present week.
, 1862-09-03

4 CAR LOAD OF L1ST.-On learning that
the Surgeon General was in need Of lint, Hon.
Mark Skinner, President Of the Chicago saui-
tary Commission, telegraphed to Cairo for
car load to be shipped to this city ut once.
|. The Illinois Central brings it hence free Of
charge. IT is presumed it will meet with equal
generosity via Pittsburgh and Fort Wayne
and Pennsylvania Central, On its way east
ward.
, 1862-09-03

PERsosA1-We were glad to meet yesterday
our former fellow citizen, Gov. Evans Of Colo
rado. He is here as one Of the commissioners
Of the Pacific Railroad His many friends
will be glad to learn thst the Governor is in
the best Of health and spirits.
SECOND Board OF TRADE REa1AENTs-
This regiment, the ssth Illinois, Is under
marching orders, Col Sherman having re-
| ceiyed Instructions at 10 o'clock last night to
| prepare the regiment for immediate depart
| ure, Their destination is unknown.
| OPENING OF THE US1yERsITT.-Ne Under
stand that the next year of the UNIVERSITY
opens on Wednesday, the 10th 1nst.' win
prospects for good classes, both IN the Aca-
demic and Collegiate departments
F1RE.-.An slarm Of Ere was rung gesserday
at 1880 p. m., In consequence OF the Pastla
burning of a dwelling belonging TO James
Young, at the corner of Polk and Morgan
streets. The loss was about $N.
tB The Wheeler and Wilson Sewing Ms
chine Company hare removed to their Large
new store, where Mr.. George Gflstenden,
agent, would be pleased to see the people,
EsaRAysss.-The1 largest and finest assort
| ment Of prints ever brought to tins cltY WILL
be offered for sale for q few days At the plcturs
store, 206 State street.
~ Attention Is called to the advertise
ment Of c. E. Vogel, who desires 500 recruit
for the re- e-oreanization- of the 67th Regiment
, 1862-09-03

WooDwoRTH RELEs.-A fine company Of
men bearing the name Of one Of onr Oldest
and most esteemed citizens, Hon. James h.
Woodwork, has just completed its organiza-
tion at Camp Douglas, The company was re-
crnited by Capt. 4. ]. Burroughs, a brother Of
the President Of the University, and by spe-
cial arrangement Of Gov, Yates, they are to be
armed with rifles and TO act IS sharp-shoot-
ers. They are to be attached, either to the
regiment of Col Van Arnam or to the Third
Board of Trade.
, 1862-09-03

THB BoARD OF TRADE BATTERY ORDERED
AwAT.-The Board Of Trade Battery has been
ordered to Louisville, Kentucky, and will
probably leave camp on Friday next. The
organization is in fine condition. The officers
and men are all longing for an opportunity to
win for themselves reputation on the field
Of battle, and no person acquainted with them
will doubt that they will send back good re-
port to their numerous friends at home.
, 1862-09-03

DfEEe8EE. @i05 .
CorTecSed earnings for previous mouth .4s5i2
, 1862-09-03
III; inE WORLDS HORSE FAIR.
Organization Of the Executive Com
mittee.
Exciting Scenes ON the Track.



If the parties In charge had had the especial
ear of the clerk of the weather, they could
not possibly have secured mora favorable
day for the Inauguration Of their Fair. It was
q eloudless sky, qaiet, constant, impercepti-
bic breeze, and every one saying to his neigh
bor, " What fine day for the opening of the
Fairi" Entries Of stock were made freely
throughout the day. The stables are filed
with fine horses. The horse men" are satisfied
with the show, and accord In representing
it, 80 far IS the show of horses Is
concerned, as better than had been antIcI-
pated and to be called in proper sense ss The
Worlds Horse Fair" All indications that can
be gathered in " first day" give promise Of
success to the enterprise. Such SUCCESS has
been merited by the indefatigable efforts Of
the Superintendent and Secretary, for many
months past, to render It such. The track is
in most splendid condition and elicits the
constant praise Of all interested. The amphi~
theatre is ample. From the grounds, upon
which teams are allowed to go, full sight can
be obtained OF all exhibitions within the ring
The exits and entrances are convenient. The
stalls are well put up, and water and forage for
stock are p1entfully supplied. The refresh
ment stands are commodlous, and neatly and
quietly kept. The Secretary las thoroughly
sgstemafized his business SO that it can be
accomplished with dispatch and witbout con-
plication, and the Superintendent is u5iqui-
tous, giving personal Supervision to the order.
Ing Of the various complicated appointments
which contribute 50 essentiGlly to the easy
going OF the Fair.
The hour having arrived, an Organization
Was effected by the calling together OF the
executive committee, There had been ap,
pointed an executive committee consisting o
,rwo persons from each Of the loyal States, all
Of whom had promised By correspondence tt
be present. But it was found that many coulG
not be here, and many who were in the city
we're not present on the grounds to repoT
themselves. An executive committee va.
therefore appointed bE the secretary, consist
ing Of the to1lo wing persons:
Hon. j. ". Singleton, Jason Gur1ey, Illinois
| VIM. E. Milton, 3. Winchester, KY; E. &
| Thompson, A. G. Fisk, Michigan; s. Como
yer. 1oRa; /. c. Osborn, E. ?. DlckeY Benz
| T. FarrsH MjcEnur- 1AmpH p E1fa1 n ~
, 1862-09-03

GONE BAcK.-Lieut. Theodore z. Roberts,
of battery B, 1st regiment Illinois artillery,
lett last evening With sixteen recruits for his
company at Memphis, Tenn. The lieutenant
thinks there is q prospect Of there being some
lively work for the company very soon, and
be desires to be on hand to ans Wer roll call
whenever there is chance for any work to be
DONE
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