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, 1862-01-16

AN cAIE NC1ltEI-lO WHOM
Il it NAY concern: Take notice 1hst On the tWsa-
ing descftbed lots and lands. t0-Wit: In
CANAL ADDITION.
Lot nunher In block number fuur and lot number
two in block humber fous-both taxed In lae naue o1
Also lots number seyenty-fve and eighty. in block
number ax-taxed In tue c.sn1e OF j. ". t.ccbrsn
Lots pruber Ei1t1 LINE and e.yentF fouf. IN block
number scyca--tExed III the Eauie Of j. W Cutn:an
Lots number sixty three and Ei3tyetgh5 @ T. Y blacS
number esght-taxed IN the name Of }. " COCHRAN
Lotz number aity=e7sn and si7tStTs = T. olees nu-
Lots number df3y.oa erdft1y SIX Ia block number
teu-ta4ed In the name *of J. # Cochran
sion Of ~ ac;ps in the S. # + Sec = Township thir
: OGDEN'S .ADp1T1ON.
Lot number thirteen. u block number twenty 5eSa1
'SN| - - OKIGINL TOWN
The south half OF lot number FIVE In block number
tSfuty-fourtaIed tn the Of J. ". Cochran. and
the west tEothiris of the west hnlf Of lot number
eeyen RI In block number twenty 6ye-taItd IN tie
uaIDe 81 J. ". Cochran.
The Z. < Of lot number 2 in block number s1-ta1ed
NORTH ADDITION.
Except the north. seventeen feet of snelo5 number
s. and t. Of lots number lA u. Is IL, H. IL and IS
taxed in Of unsn all in tho CITY OF Chicago
in The county OF Cook and State Of Illinois with TIT
buildings II Any situated thereon at sale OF lots and
land theld in Pursuance Of 1aw TO. taxes and cost
due he ey of Chicago 1or general @ and & special rq1
line q redemption thereof will expire on The twen
Ae'A 49, "~r'N William +. FLEETWOOD
Chicago. January H. 1852. ja1sk12os-st
, 1862-01-16
G@afes.
THE RECENT FIRE IN BROAD
Il WAY. BURNING OF HEGEMAES DRUG

l. =
STORE. ~
McssEa: Herring Go, No, 81 Broadway. n. +:
GxST1FAKS-Tle HcrrinE's Patent Champion Ss{a
WHICH We oonEft Of you some two ago. has been
recovered iro!a The ruins Of Hegenaan & Cos Drug
Sto5c No. lbl HfoadTaE, which was entirely destroyed
b. Gre Oh Sunday morning last the I'd inst.
we Occupied t1c cht&rc upper part OF the building 81
manufacto Of paper boxes and saesroo1n for paper
and cards. We had 4 large amount Of material on
hand. and the nfan1nabc nntnre Of the drugs stored
on the three loorB below nade rcty hot ire Ali our
bcoE. insurance policies and other valuable papers.
beside small amount OF money locked mp In your
Patent Safe. Thc esfe stood the eecoud floor
the centre o the building and fell With the ruins Of the
building tntothe cellar below, where It lay tubeded
Until O'Clock last evening, period Of ONE HUNDRED
AND 1I1RIKkS aoURs, or nearly FIVE DAYS. VIC are
happy to add that books, pspers and money Eere
all completely preserved. and the entire contents Of
your safe when taken out this morning are smost II
bright a. when put them In
We havc selected another HcETing's Champion Sats
to lock them In. and shall alwaya take pleasure In
recommending them 70 our friends for use
EBB1EGdAU6 & ZOLLINGEK
NKw YoEk, Dec. q. 1851.
HERRISGS PATENT CHAMPION F1RE-PRQOF
SAFES.
The most reliable security from fire nov known
HERRIEG'S CHAMPION HBuRaLABPR1DF SAFES
Lined with Herring d F1oyd's NEW PATxNT CKTS
TAiZED IRONethe only metal which cannot %
drilled. HERRING q CO. q State street.
JAlkl21ytthF
, 1862-01-16

STATE OF ILLINOIS, CoO6 COUNTT-Ss.
I, j. Young ScAmmon. President, do solrmn.y. sin
cerelT and truly declare aDd a1rm and l. Hamilton K.
pox Cashier do selen>nly that the foregoing l.
ili and crrcct statement Of the affairs of the a75ne
Bank OF Chicago they existed Monday, the sixth
dag q JanuarE 2. 1Ss which statenent, aud this
J. YOENG SCAANUS. President.
HAMILTON r. D0N, Cashier.
x-> Subscribed aud affirmed to bg ead scir':;nn.
9sEAI,f and 6wclI to By said Do1, before ne, this
t~---> 18th day OF JanuaEE. 4 ?. 1872
JAMES DROhFIELD, Notary Public
iat5kH5-3t
, 1862-01-16

and saoaf f,ata IN rnodarotc reonest sa1ea at
aiS4e e. 1rsat 1.ea5o +s9 - al
steav mte md ua:hansed: @ sa1es
civ civ pa1 pTime g. ness and Sa9 50 | r prfme. Beef
-!a r1 ,nio, ssn1as ~ Vi ~ XIX q fr ~
nnsa t1s snar ~ ~ IN a. " gcNaceA
mees. s1Sfsm1a ~ 10 for OK cItramess Prmc mess l,ccf
nnd bssS g. ,,a 5n19 "a ,ama nnena'o TT
fnr oms saics Sa rreen ~ hau'a ~ - Nar9n
sidea a1so ve.v rnfct nm n-fno 7r;thnnt ~ chan~n
sa1es asH toT3es rg;tern shnr1 ihhnI and r15ar
mi5s3es ~ SieG7'.c nressed hars IN f.ir,lemand
at aI4szc fgrii oncnr fin11 aHd cnscd M t n shade
easie[ 9Th less doin~ Ssiea 1Ssn bTIs At I'm
sr RntteT in SeaTd end TarT ~ Srrn ~ at 1tMise
fn1 ohio and fTCEoSc for statc. Cheese du1l and
GEocEGrEs-CoIec-Rio continues firm. Eith
fair business doing. Sales, es:N bags At 1sgoc
seaHs sS:t ~ I eaes 20 cMpa t1
a. a4a ;S oI pas a. ,>r3a Az
SaIas * khes Rs.msdaea a. as and "a Ra ~ et
=: Tai1n.r 49,. G,n a. saj. 49,; da ~ 1hs nr,a
cstv ot ~ nA"t' ''0t'S 7''''o 1o' fA"4e
W GTacE?aa:.H;ohcr ar md art,vc rbi sR155,<. r.
q -. n + = tn1 AZ GSs. - = E = a.. r ri
"a. az p;tta 1s. e. ,paI 80. Il { al a. IL ~
a.; h ~. Haain@ sr,< 81 rsc s1 aa1f = - ssss.
II, ae1e o., pS, ~ i % q - "a 70 I4'
,a1I wJ5 ~ pto 2es - a1zs - ~ 1lII
81 - !95s Ls1ae Itls q y dst uuuu ~
~ g G "t ~ Il "a - ~ ~ no1@ ~
, 1862-01-16

CoCSTERFEITEEs 1lELD.-,}ohn G. Stone and
Lawrence Mccarthy, arrested some time since,
for passing counterfeit money Of the Bank
of Iowa, were yesterday held for trial. Geo.
4. Williams, one Of the same gang, was held
for trial upon tho charge Of burglary.
, 1862-01-16

LIVE uoGS-Received, 3926 head. The mar
Eet to-day was less aetiye-holdeEs being frm, and
buyers keeping back for lower prices. The trans
actions. however, show no material change in
prices, though the market was hardly so good IS
yesterday The sales were:
, 1862-01-16

Ne" 4eTA A1ae mAfkef---30 an. liz.
We take the following from the circular Of Wei
gel i Weidemeres: The disturbed condition Of
our currency. with specie at 5per cent prem
and tho impending increase OF duties On 1esdiug
simple impo1tations hare had a tendency both
really and apparently, to enhance the value Of
lilcs and lcathcr Since our 1ast. the market has
continued qrirc active. and large sales were
madc, Of most leading kinds, At an ad-
vance from 1eD1Ec per n, fl! dry hides.
Dry Hides-The inquiry has been good for all de-
sefiptIons- The home trade wef. large purcha=-
er+, and both out-oE town buyers and speculators
secured portions cf desirable invoices. The Bos
ton Buffalo, snd Albany t:ade were partially rep
resented. Al Boston Gales Of western realized
161: M1Tc- Dty SaEe3 1Iogs-A parcel each OF Mat
a1noras and Chile were taken By Buffalo dealer at
11.c for the former, and 1sc for the latter de-
fc7iption We also note sale OF about $40
Chile to q Canadian purchaser, at 17c IN bond
Epper leather hdss--fhe principal sale Of the
week vas q parcel Of Sierra Lconcs to Salem
dealer OIL private terms. Several thousand Buenos
Ayrca and 0rinoco kps changed hands. on private
terms. to 20 east. Wet sa1ted hides-Transsc-
tions comprise sales Of 1Go0 Montevideos, / 1.Oo)
Rio Graudes. and 45CD CALIFORNIA;, reported on
I speculation Domestic alaughters were in good
demand for export and home consumption. The
receipts amount 10 6.01S hides. Sales for actusl
consumption. etc, amount to ii, ,4l9 hides and n
bales DO; Stock in importers and spcealators
EaEds. 21s.500 dr. hidcs. 1890 wet salted do,
1soo horse hides, and coo bales East Indis hides
, 1862-01-16

WEDNESDAY EyEEEe, Jan. is, 1851
The following the receipts Of Pleading articles
for the last twcnty-four hours:
, 1862-01-16
Uar 5ale Rotitf.

TAX SALE NOTICE.-To all
L whom it may coEes.n-Take notice thai on the
twentieth day OF april. A. D. 1850 becane the
sascr Of the following described lot Of lan1 in the
City OF ChicaEo In ne County Of Cook and State ol
sale Of lots and lands cld In pursuance Of 1aE for
Special Assessments
o. Warrant 10. ~. South-for grading curhins aud
grayeling State street from The nGrth llne Of I~e
rruher eighty iS0l in Block number six I6 In the As
Division Of part tbelnE AK acT,s} Of the south
Township thi1tj.nle I3o+ north Of Range fourteen
III? eae and thai the fine of redemption thereof will
eIpre On the tsS entleth day Of April, \. u. !Sf!
WILLIAM Z. FLEETWOOD.
Chicago Jauuary 18th laE ja13-E}16 s.
, 1862-01-16

Philadelphia Flour Market-Jan. 10,
The dour market is firm. but inactive At about
previous quoted rates. With further sales OF 1900
s0brIs good extra at $5T5: 1iD0 brls Broad street
mills extra, and 500 do family, also sold. on terms
range at from IS IS to IS 50 for supe,tine. ss6s
G575 for extra; S5.EE @61211t for family ana
$G-a51e.75 PEI barrel for fancy brands as in quail
corn meal remain quiet: re quote the former at
$3.T5, and Pennsylvania meal At 50 per barrel
without sales OF either. The receipts today arc
1896 brle AoGr, 6,ea5 bushels wheat, 800 do corr
22 do RE, 1,SQ1 do Qste. aQd .495 do barley.
, 1862-01-16


There Las bern the largest shipment OF lire
hoes over the Great Western Road within the last
week ever known III the SAME period before. The
average shipment has not been less than seventy
car oada daily. The gseateE portion Of thcse came
over tho Central Road. 1t Toledo. during the lat
Ter part of the week. there was such an accumula-
tion of stock that it could not be forwarded and it
was reloaded and shipped ria this city to New
York.
Parties from Montreal are HOW here. offering the
highest current pricea for heavy hogs. On Satnr-
day there were about one hundred head, Averaging
nearly i've hundred pounds, shipped frum Albion.
in this State. and from Central Illinois. Those
from Albion were pronounced. by Mr. Tyler, who
has for years been engaged at the stock Yards the
fi5:cst lot ever at Detroit The Agent OF the
Great Western Road, 31r. ". n. Pomefoy, is fnde-
fatlgable III his efforts to satisfy al thu shippers
over this route. and to aroid the necessity of ship
ping over other routes.-Us!'uit Tribune, 14tA.
(From the Gate City. 13tA.1
KEoKuK Hoo MAEKEr-The total number OF
hogs cut By the packers IN this city down to Satu1-
| day night, Jan. 1tth, is nearly az folfowa:
Ec0lnaA x 20 33E3
ltcEhprn d Alexander 1GuDU
Patterson i Ilnlterman. StGJU
| Total Observation-Disclosures. 1900
Prices range from $2D2. 50 per 100 lbs. There is
plenty Of money for hogs and the market Il rather
| brisk. The fluctuations in the Cincinnati and
Chicago markets do not seem to infect this market
, 1862-01-16

FLAG PRESENTATION AT CAM DoCG1As.--
Camp Douglas was again the scene yesterday
Of one Of those pleasant occasions which have
60 often of late relieved the monoton7 of
camp life and evidenced the kindly relations
existing between the soldiers and their friends
at home. The particular instance to which
We refer, as having occurred yesterday, was
the presentation Of IN eloquent silk flag Of
the regulation size, the handiwork Of Charles
Du Bois, to the shabboua Rifles, Capt. Geo.
Kitter, Company c, Col. L5nch's regiment.
A very tasteful and appropriate presentation
speech was made by Henry s. Monroe, ESQ.,,
to which Lieut.. Joseph G. Burt responded
handsomely. The fay was thegift of the citi-
zeus Of shabbona, Dc Kalb county, in this
State, and WAS splendid token Of rcuem-
b.anee and patriotic wishes The little town
Of stAbbona, out Of two hundred and fou1
yotcrs, l,as sent eighty six Of her most stak
wsrt and loyal sons to the Esrs, and has no.
been backward in remembering them in then
absence and caring for them In the matter o.
extra blankets and clothing. VIC hare yet tt
hear of a morc loyRl little town than shabbons
or one Thich has more nobiy, and unanimous
1y sent forth her SONS to the field in defence
ofthe dear old Flag.
, 1862-01-16

~ The Yankee Card Writer hereafter receives
orders for his wedding and visiting cards at both
hotels, the Sherman aud fremont. Ladies' call in
parlors. Scnd4 stamps for samples to the Shcr
NAN House. St.
, 1862-01-16

Mr.. SCR1yEs's ADVERTISING AGENCY
Our remarks Yesterday upon bogus advertising
agencies at New York, made al honorable ex-
ccption of Pettingnl 4 Co., and Hooper &
Son, and to these it may be added that Mr. c.
Il. serivcn Of this city is the only other prorni-
uent advertiser in t]'is country who is "surc
pay" Country editors need have 10 suspi-
cior Of his integrity, founded, as it is, on scy-
cr.l years successful business in tho North.
west
, 1862-01-16

EXAMINATION OF CONFIDENCE OPERATORS.
The examination Of James Qualcs and s. 4
Hendricks, the alleged confidence operators,
who last Thursday succeeded in swindling IN
old man by the name OF Jacob MoJer out of
Court. Although the money had been re-
turned to their victim, and efforts had been
made to cover mp the affair and frustratc tho
ratu1aI result, Qualcs was held in $500 to ap-
pear for trial at the next session Of the Re-
corder's Court. Hendricks was discharged
from custody.
, 1862-01-16

A REsoLrrE BAR-MAlD.--A tall, staiwart pri-
vate Of the Lead Nine Regiment, named John
C1oEthcrE, yesterday morning at an unreason-
able hour, entered the saloon kept at No. 2la,
Randolph street, called for liquor, drank it and
then refused to hquidate for the same. The
nlan Of the house was absent. The bar-maid
was at home and put the Lead Miner out Of
doors. The soldier drew bis sabrc-bay ayonet-a
dangerous weapon to handle carelcssly-ran at
her, and threatened her instant demolition
But he met bis match. She fairly whipped her
::ssailaut, and boldly grasping the weapon
wrcnched it from him. a policeman ended
The scene. That won1an deserves i pension
for her Talor. The Lead Mine Regiment was
delayed an hour in its departure from the city,
later in the day, during the absence Of an off
Ger, who was hunting up that sabre.
, 1862-01-16

W Cook & Mclean, 9s Dearborn street, have
made their price for cleaning and dying Gents
garments less than any other house In the city.
ee2ily
, 1862-01-16

ACTION OF TEE UNITED STATES CIRCUIT
CorRT ON THE DEATH OF JUDGE BARRON
The series Of resolutions relating to the feel
ing Of the members Of the bar on tho death Of
the late Judge Barron, were yesterday pre-
sonted to the United States Circuit Court By
District Attorney E. c. Larned. After appro.
priate discussion, these resolutions were Or
dered engrossed upon the court records by
Judge Drummond.
, 1862-01-16

HoAHsEEEss. subject to rclazasion
the Throat, OF Hoarscncss, should never leave s
warm room in winter, nor expose themselves to
cold winds without haEing ~Troch'' in the
month 'B,uar7t's BypAchiaz I7r0saes,' or Cough
Lozenges, sre sold by all Druggists. DIV
, 1862-01-16

IIRhEf -. IHNh9.S.~1t ftEIWcEEDle up
pouring man, giving the name Of VIM. Carr,
VAS examined at the Police Court yesterday
upon ch2rge Of turkey larceny. The defend
art acknowledged the corn as to having been
rcry drunk, but dikelaimcd as 10 taking the
turkey. He was positive that, sober Or in his
cups, he was fully competent to distinguish
between turkey and a chicken, and Was
equally well convinced that the particular
fowl alluded TO was chicken, and consequent
]g not turkey. For taking on j larger load
Of liquor than lis capacity would warrant, the
prisoner Was fined tlree dollars. For the lar
Bridewcll-but he left the presence Of the
Court rcitcrating the Insertion that it was
stoulY chicken"
, 1862-01-16

RoRp1Se An SALDEKMAS.-Aval valuable buffalo
robe WAS stolen from AID Botsford's barn on
Wabash Avenue, Tuesday night. The thief
was evidently not ut all impressed with the
dignity Of City Father, nor frightened by
the claws Of the proverbial turtle.
RESOLUTION OF TuASKs.-At the last meet
ing Of the Board Of the Ladies' Baptist Educa-
ton Society, it was unanimously rczolred,
that the thanks Of the society be rendered to
those gentlemen who have rendered such cf1i-
cient service to their cause, BY the delivery Of
the able and instructive course Of lectures on
tue " characteristics Of Eations.''
, 1862-01-16

Editors Tribune:
n have read what purports to be 3
reply to my statement Of facts from Col Bell.
will not trespass upon your columns by re-
plying to such scnr1ilous attempt at defence.
His iIl-tlmed effort carries with it its own con-
de1pnation upon its face.
sha1l avoid all further newspaper contro-
Tcrsy, and pledge the public that I will sub
stantiate all have said, and mach more, be-
fore the proper military authorities Of the
country, b. G. ELLnuoRrE.
, 1862-01-16

SALE OF JEwElRT.-The great closing out
sale Of Geo. ". Stevens d Co, the WTell-known
jewellers No. Il Lake street, is afording the
community most excellent opportunity to
purchase ;eWe1ry and si17erware 1T the most
reasonable rates, IN opportunity which is rap
idly being Improved By the public. The most
costly and beautiful articles Of iewclry are
offered at rates which bring them within the
reach Of all.
, 1862-01-16

TEE Boo7 ON TEE WRONG FooT.-0nc
Thomas Aaron went into the saloon Of Mr..
Dupont, corner Of Monroe and Wells street,
Tuesday evening, at a very late honr, and
while there, Or previously, become so deeply
Intoxicated that be fell asleep and fell upon
the floor. It would also appear that he ".fcu
among thieves as, when hc awokc to con
eciousness, pair Of boots he had bought but
three days previously, and which he thought
himself very fortunate in purchasing at five
dollaTs, had actually been stolen from his feet.
OF course he raised an outcry. It was snow
ing and be could not so home barefooted- OH
eer Phillips WAS called in, and after some
search found the missing articles slowed
away beneath an outer staircase lead,
ing to apartments above a building OF
Wells street After an examination into tht
circumstances, the same officer arrested GeoTgs
Ayres, the keeper Of 4 boarding house OF
Market street, and Robert Black we11, tenant
<f the same place. Ayres YVES shown to hart
been in the saloon, and in fact seen in tl,t
act Of pulling of the tcsottcd Aaron's boots
The case VAS brought before Justice Akin, a
the Police Court yesterday, and Blackwell Wa
discharged from custody, while Ayrcs was hel*
in 500 to appear for trial at the next term q
the Recorders Court
, 1862-01-16

Nts1cAL.-Hciler, the maglclao, who has
beer performing his feats Of necromancy for
several evenings past at Bryan Hall, has been
creating great sensation By his musical abili-
ties which far surTass his slight Of hand tricks
and make us regrct that 60 excellent pianist
should lower music by mixing it with magic.
We have had no pianist, to our remembrance,
since Thalberg's timc who Eurpasses him in
rapid and brilliant execution. The *'Wed-
ding March, and HerM's variations upon
<*The Last Rose Of Summer us played by
him on Tuesday evening wer cuaster pieces Of
executive skill.
, 1862-01-16

&c to Dunlop, seweu & spaldinE tor Printing.
noFd1 -hs21ay
w Apply at the TRIBUNE Job Room, If you
want iob-printing done quickly. well and cheap1y.
dec13tf
, 1862-01-16

p Three more days and positively The last, ot
the Bible Panorama In Chicago. Exhibition Thurs
day, Friday and Saturday Afternoons at 5 O'Clock
and evenings 1t ~ o'clock. jan 1856
The national Republican., 1862-07-10
DnoPOsALs ron aTeAM MrACIiiSEny
FDR T,Fl0 q. b. NAVY.

THE Navy Department will, on!ll the aoth day Of
Juy, receive sealed proposals f9r the construction oi
s,eam m,ch'nery for v asels TO Be nropeled BY two
There will be- for each vessel, two pairs Of engines
Of the obstruction ard detail THIS, built Tor
Of
instead OF eighteen inches, the diameter OF the c
ioder remsinins thirty inohes before. The vs,ve
moiificat ops 10 the detail are all The engines viii
above T. fefred To.
operate is shSft InieteDdebtly Of the othot. The
screws will be Of brass fourteen feet poh and Of npt
less than ten feet diameter they WILL be sustsincd
the sia,t will reyoive in brass pipe connsoisg the
hanger with the hull.
The boilers III be o. the vertical water tube type
with the tubes above the furnaces. The grat bars
surface will be about zoo square feet aud the neat
not ss are sSpy Tho s
thickness Of m.t.I, eic are eoncerpsd all sppends
gee I. bs the r:sard being had to the increased
Two blower RS, q n: with suitable blow
Mas schusetk; New York, and Phiiadephis Tns
propc.ai VIII state M the n.Ts Or s;mss N q The navy
chlnery the names Of the par .e IN fall and Of their
sure'ies; the sros. sum for which they propose to
ssdy % s.anas wh pSf dup
cate pieces, tools, instruments, etc stipulated 10 The
guuboat specifications, and the time from da Of
contract In which they will guarantee to compile .
| the work.
The proposals. are to be endorsed " Propos,b tov
std,a Machinevy If vessels WtA Too Screpi. TO dist
guish them from Other busineis etsrs The contract
will embrace the usual conditions, and pay men,s
will be made In the usual manner as the work pro
| grsases.
The Department Ieerves the right to reject any OF
all Of ths prop JsAs that may - made under this ad
vertsement, its opinion, the public interest
quires July 10
The national Republican., 1862-07-10
Future DAY0s

QY J: Q. MCGUIRE .: co., A.ctieseers.
ho'd Ef-ce nt Public Auction. On TUESDAY
nORNINtl, July IS at 10 clock, at the late rel.
deIce OF the rince de Jfilville, on I street. be.
wsru Seventeenth and Eigh eenth s,rt cts, shall
The Fursiture and Effects, comprsipg-
Rosewood B.oca elle.coveIed SOFAS, Arm and
Side Ch.irs
Moaust GOV, red sosas and Arm Chairs
kancy Reception Chairs
MorO,so covered A ArIu aad Sleepy hollow Chairs
Rosewood Marble top Cent and Side Tables
Walnut hoOlc ses and Seufe tares
Wsluut W hRt.nOt
Mxnt and Oval Mirrors
Daiuask aud Lsce Curtains, Shades
Mantei On sme. t.
Paiuiiugs, Eugravinss
Tapestry, Bfu sels, nd IBgraiu CARPETS
Oiicioth Mating, STARRED, Sod Eyes
Mahogan, aud Walnut Bedsteads
Ddnins Bure ;aa
Wardr6Ues anf W as HIT ands
Hair md busk u Aa,trpsses
Feather B0lstsrs and Pillows
Lo0kiu .glas,es, Chint and Tin Toilet Sets
Walaut Mirror bacx Liquor Closet
wsnut Extension Dining Table
Walnut Mo, occa. C over, Dining Chalrs
silver pat d Csstors, Table Cutlery
Cat Gla Q wines, DecantcIs, &c
Eugiiah China Dinner S-tt
Silver. plated Forks ana Spoons
Once fables, Rev diving in urs
Refrigerator, Kitchen Utensils, &c.
LsrRe lot Of ASorud CopI s's.
Terms cash.
JAS. q. MCGUIRE h co,
Jy iO-dts Auotione. =.
The national Republican., 1862-07-10
s.,..aa. {. o.n.r.i Hy.l,es..

An immense crowd last night greeted that
glorious soldier Of Indiana, MAJ General Low /.
Wallace, In front of the National Hotel. He
gracefully recognized the compliment a. paid,
not only to him, but 10 the gallant men, living
and dead, whom be had lead. II was to s!goalize
their recent military achievements that these
hOnOrs were rendered him.
He alluded feeltnaly TO his galaot comrades
whom he had recently left In Memphis. He felt
that he would be pardoned, before so many 10.
dianiaus. In speaking Of thst State. and citizens
the gxllantry pf whose soldiers, 81 fully estab-
lished before Richmond, he would fully acknow.
ledge.
There was good reason that Indiana should
be- proud. It had been charged that Indiana
oldiers were cowardy. A voice =" that
wasn't sO."1 When he started of with ono OF
the FIRST regiments raised, before their State
House, on hended knees. they had taken sol.
emn oath to wipe out that stain, and seek 4
redemption Of State honor or death. IA voice
-" and have kept it."l And they have kept r..
AT D0neson, their banner was shot into rags !;
at Shiloh, the blue field was pierced with u
shell; wherever II few, they had victory.
9 'ldiers sometimes had their little complaints.
the sixty. three Indiana regiments had not been
massed In one army, In one corps; but he felt
that II was better that they had bsen distributed
in every neld, and 10 every victory had a
share, a. they would be in every page Of the
history Of the war.
We have no room for bis manly appeal to
Congress 10 take hold Of the war In earnest
pass drafting bill. and rise to the emergency
before them.
he was followed by Gen. =. F. Carey, of Ohio
and Senator Lane, 10 short speeches.