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, 1862-07-23
Support Of Soldlerns Families

Editors Chte4gD Tribune: =
: ! am employed in the shops nf one OF :our
leading railroads, and am In daily aid houIly
contact with mechanics and }abo1iag. men.
When speaking Of volunteering i notice the
first and almost. universal inquiry Is m&de,
- How is my family to be supported It +
shonld volunteer2'' True, they say one hun
dred dollars bounty in cash Is very we'll, bat
how long will that last? Experiences has
shown that the families Of volunteers from
this city have. and do yet suffer, for, {not to
say the comforts. butt In many cases, the
actual necessa1ies Of life. The one dollar and
fifty cents per week doled out by the Union
Defense Committee at irregular and uucer-
tain intervals, is very poor encouragement,
for the head Of family to respond to bis
country's call.
There is remedy for this. Let our wealthy
men who cannot 60 themselves subscribe lib
orally and immedistely create large and
ample fund for this purpose Let cur city
fathers do their duty, and cooperate by an
appropriation worthy Of the city they repre-
sent. Let 1t be known everywhere that such
fund is provided, and that the families Of
volunteers will be amply and surely supported
and cared for in the absence OF him whose Joy
and pleasure it has always been to do 1t for
them, and there is no lack Of enthusiasm, and
will be no lack. Who moves first and heada
the list. Yours &C.. EFQUIRER.
, 1862-07-23

EXCURSION TO WAUkEaAE PosTPoKED.-ln
consequence Of the rain yesterday morning, the
excursion Of the Clark street Methodist Epss-
copal church and Sunday School to Wauke-
gan and Forest Bay grove, has been postponed
until next Tuesday, the 18th inst.
, 1862-07-23
REVIEW OF CHICAGO mAR KBT
For Week Ending July ~, 1862.


TUKsDAT EVENING, July =, 1851.
FREIGHTS- -Frefghts close easier. During the
week the rates were steady at ike for corn aud
1870 foz wheat to Buffalo; but TO-DAY We note q
decline Of &c q buRhel. The engsgemen3e we're:
To oswego, schr. Surprise. wheat at 175dc. TO
Buffalo, prop. Caldwell oats at Sc; schr. Levi
Raweon, oats st 7Hc; tchr. q. ". Grant, com
at 11Ac; prop Racine, schrs. Leander and Ame-
LA, corn at Tic; achr VIM. Fiske, wheat st 12c
GALL RAn,' AND kAu AND LAKE. Fae1eHrs.''
The rates charged by the three Eastern rail
roads are as follows:
, 1862-07-23

Total. $11115 |
On motion Of J. G. Wright, Esq, the fol-
lowing gentlemen were appointed commit
tee to disburse the sum raised by the Board of
Trade:
) L. Hancock, Geo Armonr,
a ". ninedale, Vim Sturges,
c. q Walker, S. Il. Stevens.
The Board then adjourned to meet at their
ROOMS last evening at eight o'clock.
EVENING NEE TING.
The Board convened at eight o'clock last
evening, pursuant to adjournment, J. L. HIN
cock in the chair.
The Chairman announced that the meeting
vas called principally to encourage enlist
merits, and he hoped the members would favor
The Board with short speeches and to the
point. ME. q. explained that after the boun-
ties decided upon had been paid, and after the
purchasing Of colors and the payment of ne
cessary expenses, the balance of the fund
would be kept sacredly for the families Of those
1ho beca me members OF the Battery.
Mu1ry Nelson said members Of this Battery
were to be considered the especial pets Of the
Board OF Trade He thought that If he spent
every dollar Of his earnings over aud ahove
nAdA n Ro AS4AA~A ~ LID 4Aul41, NuHE
thc war lasted, he was getting off cheaply.
Afr. c. r.. Walker was proud to belong to
the Board of Tradc'' Of Chicago, and said
the members Of this battery would be treated
with the same degree of li5era1lty which had
characterized these subscriptions.
Mr. Hancock said we began this war tender
footed, but at last We occupied the right po-
sition. ae firmly believed the result Of tats
Wer would be the annihlation Of slavery. H.
thought we had fought the rebels with words
and grass long enough, and now We we're about
to use stones-to fight them with their own
weapons. Our soldiers had watched "rebel
property long enough. We have played
var long enough, now let Us flight, burn and
| destroy"
lii. j. c. Wright said we had been earring
on this war under the delusion that there was
any amount Of Union sentiment Ia the South.
This delusion bad been dispe1led and now the
war.. is to be fought on correct principles.
The government at Washington was begin
| ming to have "polIcy."
1t is begun to be discovered that "ruin "
does not mean preserving the status Of the
nigger. He thanked God that things were
beginning to get around about right.
nnrfncr fha ornrfor+ tho FrY1ruysnnr o9atk1orc.
, 1862-07-23

Icannot zee the justice In giving the men
Who hare been so backward IL enlistiug such
large boun,ies. Whereas, men who have been
in The field for d year and over, have not only
had to epf1@r the hardshjpe Of q winte's rs cam
paign-~ithout mufmur, but ther families
: have had to put up with great prtVahons- I
would propose to the merchants Of this and
every city, especially dry goods men, to In.
medistkly oiemiss every anle bodied uomar-
ried man who II holding position ia which !
WOMAN coald be employed In, aud engsge tho
-xivee ard daughters of the volunteers 10 do
The ligh'ef WORK Of stores. II this does not
spccatd 10 Sling the ranks. whY then let us
d1aft- first the single men, and then tho mar.
, 1862-07-23

Tdsdale ct al. VI. The Illinois Central
Railroad Company.

.
4n1s acuon, noaceu IN our assue OF yestet.
day, was on bills Of lading Of the Illinois
Central Ra11road company, given At Ounlieth,:
March 10, looQ. The tfe19nts were loss on T
the M1sslssfppi htVer, dy the sinking OF the |
barge On which they we're shipped oy the COM
pany from Cairo. Said barge at the Time OF
its leaving Cairo, Was IN leak1pe eonoluon
and usseaworthy:
There we're the following CLAUSES IN the
bills Of lac1ng, undeF which the Faairoaa conf
pany Claim exemption; 1nas tney ehonld |
not be respenslple fof Damage or LOSS ny nre'
Or for loss or damage oy 1ne seas, lakes OF
rivers, unless it could be shown that such
damage or loss occurred through the negli"
genee Or oeian1t OF tne agents OF the com
pany:" And it was also provided IN said bills
OF lad1ng, THAT lot all 1oss and damage occur
ring III the tfans1t OF sala properly, the legal
remedy saaA be against the particular carrier
only IN whose CUSTODY tae properly "lgns
actually be at the nme o. tne happening
thereof t'-"1t being UNDERSTOOD tnat tae saad
Illinois Central RAILROAD Company, In receiV"
Ing said property to be guarded as aforesaid
assumes no other responsibility for its safety
or safe carriage, than may beincurred on their
OWL road"
The plaintiffs claim their having one sum
of freight named IN the bills OF ladlng Tor the
whole distance to New orteans' me point 10
which the goods we're amppeo-laat tne faal'
road company u ca1iaef tae "noae alstanee'
and to CERTAIN extent Responsible eleaf
through.
That they are Responsible lot ordinary care
and diligence IN the carrying OF sa1d goods,
and not only Welle III the1f Own possession,
ont 1oF Ordinary care ano o1llsence VI Ine pafe
OF the PERSONS lallfoaos ot colnPA.1es' 'neJ
m'gns employ 70 eatiy sa'o gooos osSono
thelf own roao-noI"a'ns'Anoin tue claases
a1temptans 10 eAehp' tueh3 fop1 oAolll'5 IL
the ohi OF laaang.
ina1 1no1"atnht~nolns tn7 eAeePaons III tiso
blls OF lao1ng tne haiifoao company "ere
bound at lsast as 1or"afoefs TO snip III COCA
ooat beyond tne1r OWL roao' ano taere toeY
were responsible 1of negheence In carrying
fright IN an unsea"ortny eoaI.or oarge-
1t 1e claimed oy .oe oe1enoant az1 tnat tne gooos
"en1 'n'o lue nanue u ~ " oianaln Q. ~
~ eaalo, 10 w ".teip, ono .uA. "AoA tuo5 4s
ee1'eu ane eooos tne eonpan5 ~ te0pousloll-
Ivy euusu, N"4 11'' ~ -. - ot " W. "e,e
lespopsiote saone Luz tue .<neIses @uu nssn"
EC4h oAiPA4SA%s ALL ASt SAA~ AstAl4oesA SoAaA-
, 1862-07-23

1ied ones By engaging females, it would
ployers, as they would not have to pay such
large salaries, itwould be a saving all around.
Come, men, TO the rescue. Your country
calls; it's your duty to obey.
, 1862-07-23
MARKETS. BY TELEGRAPH,

NEW YORK, Jn1y 2a-F1ouR The market is
quiet and prices without material change Sales
es ill., 6 s s spRs! z sapsr
;S ern 5000 for common non to good shipping
for trade brands, The market closing tnI ali.
with no buyers at the onteide quotations.
Canadian fionI leae actise and closes dull. sales
a1m. Saies = IS oo@4:s5; dom meal seaEee and
WH1s5T-Ma1kct heavy. Sales 650 bis. at 800
3r34c for state and western.
GHArs- Wheat-E1port demand continues good
ps to % Slso eass e
$l.1sW1. .16; So GOO bn. Milwaukee clab at 81 ,i4R
40; Z! ,0tD bu- amber Iowa At -l301t %; $500
% s@be1 ssft ebas lid & 5 sf So pess e.
for choice; 49, Geo bu wh1te western at $1a2@1.39.
and 13E 9 bu white Michigan and Kentucky at
western, and 77@s0c for state Barley dun ana
5ss PIiess e sre wteaas ,mpeFsanf chspse s!
western 51@s4c for eastern 4s@5o for unzonnd-
Oats quiet and unchanged; Gales 47@49c for
jersey, Canadian and State.
st 7z@sc for Cuba; eK@sX for New orleans: los
boxes aavana st 1qHc; BY auction 49, hhds. New
SssRs 3dsses @ The ,s5 R Rri@ss Is fGs ba saTasS P
Rico at AG42c; 200 bids and IS tferces Cnba Mus
coyado at 33; 10 bt1s New Orleans at &c; By auc-
L10n n u OILS az 6ltT1tE.
PKoy7f.9ss nl and unchanged sa1es
$9f0 fcr prime, and $1i.0cGSl IS for prime mess
BeeFMa1ket rules firm; sAles OF 100 bs1s. at
IS 8H0$10 % for country mess; $5.50D$700 for
| prime; Sl2.{O@$i3.75 for repacked mess $13 90
| 9f4 50 for extra mess Prime meas beef quiet
| aud unchanged. Beef hAu1s quiet aud unchanged;
Gales OF Is bls extra choice st $t6 So Cut meats
1nare ect11e and frner- Sales Of 755 pkgs- at 3H@
4c for shoulder and 6@519c for hams. Bacon sides
qniet: Sales Of 10 boxes At &c for short r1shed
1niddles, and 63{c f,r ahort clear: Lard frme' aud
| in good demand. Sales Of $50 brls at S@9Hc on
the spot, including a, br1s deliverable ii August
at 9Nc Butter selling at 10D14c for Ohio. and II
9lec for state. Cheese active and firm, With sales
a 4@s16c.
OSWEGO. July 22.-FLoUR-Tending upward
| and demand good for interior AID eastern trade.
| GnAIN-Nheat buoyalt and good supply; Of
feIing is light: parties apart in their views
DO. out Of condition, at 4lc. Other grams quiet
FRE1aHTs-Qneit. Flour Bic; wheat &c; corn
IAKF InroKrs.-ao b1ls aoar; q 900 bu wheat
Geo bu- corn
tAEAL ERoR1s.-1,2s5 brls -four; 1s,ooo bu
| wheat; r,1D bu corn.
BUFFALO, Jply s.-FLouK-Aarket quiet ant
GR1m-Wheat firm, at *1os for amber Iowa
and Milwaukee club on p. t. Com firm; sales a
4l@a1hc. Sales Of oats at 3SHc.
WHlsKT-Quiet and no sales.
/ CANAL FEErGHTs--FGm:
| LAKE IMPoRTe-9N1 brls. flour, 1900 bu
wheat, 109 H0 bu. corn. 50 600 bu. rye
CAsAL ExroRTs-1,6 $50 brls- -four, 119 900 bu
wheat, 101 100 bu- com. ,0o0 bu oats.
, 1862-07-23

War Claim Blanks for sale at this Office
Widows Declaration for Bounty snd Arreara.
Soldiers Declaration for Bounty and Arrears.
Of5cers' Certificates OF Soldiers Disability.
Surgeons Certificates OF Soldiers Disability.
Invalid Pension Claims.
Widows Declaration for HalEpay.
Heirs Declaration for Bounty and Arrears
Application for Traue1er Of Pension.
Application Of Widow for Payment Of Pension.
Application Of Invalid Pens1oner for Payment Of
Pension.
Claim for Horee and Equipments.
Power Of Attorney to Draw Soldiers Pay.
Sent by mail, post paid, at seyenty-d7e cents
per quire- Address
TEBuNE OFFrcH,
Chicsgo, Illinois.
~ For cleaning and dying gentleman's clothes
60 to Cook 4 Mclean, % Desrboru-st1eet. This
old established heuse do better and cheaper WORK
than any in the city. ebz13y
"C&u On Dunlop, sewel 4 spa1ding 1or Printing" :"
, 1862-07-23
THE WAR MEETINGS OF THE
BOARD OF TRADE,
MASNIFICEN1 SUBSCRIPTIONS
0ver Six Thousand Dollars Added
to the Fund.
GRAND TOTAL OF SUBSCRIPTIONS
$l1, $50.
sixty-three Names on the Muster Boil

Another spirited meeting Of the Board Of
Trade was held st their rooms, at noon yesser-
day, ut which c. 7. Wheeler, President Of the
Board, presided
After stirring remarks BY ]. L. Hancock
and ]. c. Wright, the list Of subscriptions
WIS increased by the following amounts:
, 1862-07-23
The Work Of Recruiting.

The progress OF recruiting, although not
progressing with the enthusiasm and rapidity
the exigency warrants, still is going on slowly
and surely. The bounty question has been
left in such an undecided condition that many
are deferred from enlisting at present. Could
it be SO arranged as to ensure the sustenance
of families. We have no doubt plenty Of men
would spring forward and sign the muster
rolls. As an Indication Of this fact, ]. Il. Nc
Wicker informs us that over one hundred and
fifty have applied to him for the bounty which
he offered. Let our wealthy men settle the
fact that soldiers families shall not suffer,
and there will be no trouble.
In this respect the Board Of Trade have set
an eminent example, and their battery ia filling
up with astonishing rapidity. The Board al
ways patriotic, and unstinted in lay1shing
their money, not only have ensured q good
battery, but have agreed to care for the fami-
lies of those who enlist, to watch over the
members of the battery and provide for them
when sick and wounded. Rev. Robert Coll
yerin his speech on last Saturday night struck
the right chord when he said not only that he
would pay the volunteer bounty but would
him to his home when wounded and care for
him. Let other associations Of wealth and
| prominence come out in the SAME manner and
| give men the assurance that when they leave
| tor the wars they Will not leave behind then
suffering families; that their situations viii
+ be reserved for them, and that q watchful cart
will te bestowed upon them.
| Wa 1rou1H mako aaT narrqGf tn ff,i
young men Of our city to make the movemen
that has been originated By some Of their nun
Der triumphant success. The Young Men
Christian ;Association have taken the matte
under their auspices, and at q business NEE,
lug yesterday, passed series Of resolutions
endorsing the undertaking, and appointed
commit, eto cooperate with the Young Men
and to use all the power Of the Association
through the Northwest, to raise regimen
that shall go into the war, q Christian organ;
zation. Many Of our lesding citizens at
de- ply interested in carrying out this ides
and have pledged themselves to render !
Efficient aid.
The cid members Of the Anderson Rifle
are earnestly moving in the matter of REQ
ganization. The Rifles are already represent
I'd in the field By . large number Of officer
and priyates, and We trust that the remain
Of this crack corps will fonox their COZ
ra6es
Oace more we appeal to the youBg men {
this cisy to come forward. Volunteers uus
be had or We must submit to draft. You
county needs Jou and needs you instantly
Come forward for the honor Of Chicago sud
illinois.
, 1862-07-23
COMM MEECIAL~

TUESDAY EVENING. july 81, 1868.
WEEKLY REVIEW The following tables show
the receipts and shipments Of leading articles OF
con merce during the past week, aad since the
first Of January, with comparative STATISTICS:
RECEIPTS OF LEADING ARTICLES At CHICAGO.
, 1862-07-23

WoOI-Received LAST week, 9a,8s3 ms ship
ped 103 220 There Is very little doing in the wool
trade at present. So the season is about over. The
amount Of wool handled in this city does not CON-
pare with the above receipts and shipments The
greater proportion s wool that has been purchased
In the country BY Eastern buyers, and only passes
through here en- route for the East. The market
is without change The current prices paid By
dealers here are as foI1QWBs
, 1862-07-23

By Telee1aph.] NEW YoRK, July -, 1864
The current prices for the week at all tue MAI
BxEr CATTaE-First quality $72548bo; ordi-
nary <12591.75; common So. T507-75i inferior
sHEIp AND LaMBs-Pffne 4.45@5G0; ordinary
44t@5.W: cgtnmon 3f0GD3 Is: Inferior 2-75@3 60.
swNE-Cozn fed sA@sHc7 still fed 8K@3xc @tth
BEEF Ckr71E-The market has lost tho
buoyancy by which It Was characterized
laat week and prices were quoted
he lower on the ayerage,, though It Is
ecarcey 20 marked On the quotations OF frat class
cattle, xhieh we're IN rather limited supply; The
4 moderate demand. the maeket dragging The
rarge Of prices Was from &c to 8@s9c, but bulk
Of offerings sold at 7H@7xc.
MucH Lows-Steady-
SHEEP AID LAnBs-m plentiful supply aud
moderate request. Market hardly 90 good is last
week though we make little change in ouF qnota-
''y sw,sn-Conttnue in good demand and fun
prices.
follows Beeves, 5sg7; COWS 104; calves, 81;
eheep and limbs, II -2oa; swine. u,142-
, 1862-07-23

Irop Granite -State, Davis. Milwaukee,
Prop Barber. Pefr1st, Grand Haven. sundries.
Prop Queen OF the Lakes, Graves Buffalo, i, ,0Q0
bu wheat, 1900 hu corn.
PIop Lady F5anklin: Napier, St Joseph.
Bark A Marsh. Jonc4, Kingston, ISIS bn corn.
Bark Uuadi1a, Turnball, BnfTllo, 23, so bn wheat
Bark Sunrise, comatoek, Baha'o, 37sOo bu oats.
sehz Alpha G1ya1n, South haven.
Schr Warren, BeDison, Blakev11le
Ecbr L c Irwin. Ringer, Muekegon.
Echr Wbirlw1nd, Nelson, CentfetiI}e,
Schr Honest John. Rolan. Ka!an1azoo
Echr Sutherland. Petry, St Joseph.
schr Midnight, sesmeE, Buffalo. Il, zoo bu corn.
Scow Lit Vernon. *eVae, kalamazoo.
Scow Tempest, Enbrecht+ Kalamazoo.
, 1862-07-23


Especial Difpateh to the Chicago Trfbune.1
.-. DETROIT, July a. 1869.
Tr-Prcp Galena, bark Gibra1ter, brig Gutter,
sceenapcer, Napier. Hedd, and Mitchell; schrs.
International, Exchange, c1yds, Pomeroy. 10.
Grand, White Squa11,
Dow6-Prop Mendoza, Hunter, Nile, Pittsburgh,
Neptune, bark Mary Perew, sanborn, Cream
City, City Of ogdensbu1g, Superior, america Bar,
Andes, Rochester, Hutchinson, VIM Jones; schr.
Gertrude, Queen Of the Lakes, g. L. Douz1as. G.
N. johnson, Cubs, Richard Mott, Ostrich, Curlew,
saseo, Milwaukee Belle, Syracuse, Wings Of the
Wind. ]. ". Brown, Lady Of the Lake, Denmark,
Coqnette, Mary Brown, Aldebaren, E. Hogan,
Adirondac, Gray, Monsoon, Curlew, Mazeppa, ".
J. Jones, Yankee, WorthIngtou, Black Hawk and
Napoleon.
Weather cloudy. Wind South.
, 1862-07-23
CHICAGO LUMBER mARKET.
For the Week Ending July ~, 1869.

TUESDAY EvEHMa, July ~, 1861.
RECEIPTS OF 1uNBER. HHIEeLEs, LArH. &c, FOE
WEEK ENDING JELT 19. 1862. COMPARED WITH
, THE THO PREVIOUS YEAE3.
, 1862-07-23

The market has beed active and closes firm. with
agood shipping demand at an advance Of A@'c
on yesterdays pricess and ah@sc per bushel On
the week. The sales TO-DAY weze:-b,oW bu
River White afoat at saKc; 15.@ bu
River and Canal Mixed adoat st &c; 10000 bu do
at 294c; 5000 bu Rejected afloat at &c; e0GD bu
do at s539c; 16(O0 bu do st 255zc o. b.; 5000 hu
Condemned afloat at &c; 5000 bu Mixed In store
at aec; 11oo0 bn do at ae9c: 10 900 bu do 1t 2sAc;
10000 bu do at &c; 800 bu do at ss4c; 1900 bu
do at 99xc; 8p bu Rejected in stora 1t 23hc;
100 bu do at e4c Geo bu do at as11c; l5,oooba
do at &c; $500 bu White in store at a9cXc.
0ATS-Recefyed to-dar. q $50 bu; recetse1 Last
week, III ,925 bu; ehipped, 156. CAS- b. There Is
good demand for Oats By shippers, and the market
ehoFs an advance Of &c since yesterday and &c
per bushe1 On the week: Sales TO-DAY we're: 1000
bu No. In store ~ a7s<c; L, 600 hu do It asc-
RYERece1ved to day. 3-sN bus received lsss
week, q, ,5s7 bu; shipped, 1886 bu. There Is a
good demand at yesterdays prices- showing IN
advance on the week Of &c per buehel- Sales ro-
DAT were: 500 bu No. IN store at 4aAc
BARLEY-Re< etved to-day $50 bu; received last
week. {, $50 bu; shipped, none There Is good
lecal and shipping deznand, and the market i5 firm
but very quiet In consequence Of HIGHT receipts,
Sales TO-DAY were: 45 bags prime At Csc on track;
1to bu fatr at tsc. s. - r.
|. H1Gaw1NEs-Receivedl list week, LESS b11s; !;
|: shipped, s51 brls. There ii good demand, and
the market Is firm. Sales TO-DAY we're: 100 brls
at aoc. -. ~.u, - 80 - :
ALCOHOL Nominal at 610ssc. ,-. >.
PRoVIs1oEs-Meas Pork Is held at $f0o o., with
but little inquiry. Lard il In good demand and
scarce atlHa7kc. There Is little or nothing doing
In Mease. except In srnsn lots Of country Bacon
f3RH Hn3A dAAAri
, 1862-07-23

f,&fh Tra ..f
Timber, ft.-.......... ii, 800 a5,c00 a650oo |
fosts, no.'.... .''...' 8zfo 2'eD |
sHieAESTs OF LG9hER, eaIsal95 .a AHp 1A7H POE I
"hAA Asp.ss 1u.st,," .A1 un;. O., aoo 4n
Bv Canal ! ~ ~ 8 "a "a - IN !
b G. &C. Q. 3. R. 1,74a200 795 $50 175,aO0 |
Ry " Z r. Lyle, 2s1&9 9s1e&o9 ~
81 {. B. 80: R. R1:175Ts9- SM7SS 7s9'SS0
p ca: & 81. RR. s00s0 ta8Uoo 5000
e e r = q 2 M =: + T. Es,Eo r. ooooo 1o.uo
Three FaHtern R'ds 3En >1aNn
-
Total T a last EeeE s4s @ 6ts 2Ts7 oso Isl go
Cor week, 1854 "a 3G9,U0 2,16s00 1853 80
Coz week, 1861 4, 7s0, 158 3,a23 $50 n9,Sd
LUMBER The receipts dnr1no tbe -raex 1,ava
haac c,1v 1.,aa-,+a a.a +ba--.=,.,t - -
peen osus t..u11a'es aau tne uA1Aet r1lea q11ets
bnt d1n- The stocks in the city are 60 Light that
cargoee are picked I'D at former ffpnnes-soma
aonoe zna,n,ar+n-a-s solve 1s-. +.ata.,.1 ~
se-os q ssA' na@'e4toa az
vance, ta1lang which they are docking it, Cargoes
are ceiling at $801G9.oo for medium to good quail
1fy, and prime At $9B99.6o. The following are
few Of the leading sales Of cargoes made during
she "eek:
eAlEs OF CAR9o8s-
, 1862-07-23
Special NE citing Of the Young Mems
Christian Association.
Alta special meeting Of the Young Mems
Christian Association, called BY the President
and held yesterday, the following preamble


and held yesterday, the following preamble
and resolutiaps were unanimously adopted:
WHEREAS. The young men Of Chieago have de.
teTmiped TO raiae a regiment OF volunteers under
the recent call Of the President for S00 003 more
troops. and have eiguifcd to the Young Me.'e
Christian Association desire to enlist their aid
to secure regiment OF Christian men. and enct
u en- as won1d prefer to go TO the War with such
an organization. therefore,
Rssnrtd, That We as an association. reeogniz,
ing the fact that very many yDung men may be en-
cnuraEed to enfFt more readily uuder putt1 auep{-
cea and desiIlrgto devote all our influence in su8-
tail ing the Government. will heartily cooperate
With the yonng men Of our city aud the country.
in organizing such regiment and having it OFF,
cered with christian men; and that we Will exert
our utmGst 1ttinence In supplying the religious
wants Of the rncn. ant in making it such an gan
izatitn IS christian parents 11l be willing to ill
up u ith their cons
Rekalred, That the following pereoua he constt-
tn ed a committee to cooperate With the young
men, IN this work. viz: John y. FArweu, B. E.
Jacobus, 3. Wright, ]. H. Hollister, and Nelson
Tuttle.
, 1862-07-23


ARRIVED. IL.
Orator. Lasa1le 5000 bu corn.
Clyde. Seneca, 500 bu corn.
Jnarfs, kankakee. 2 $50 bu com.
Boston. Utica, 5.oo By CORE
Gladiator. Ottawa, 2600 bu corn.
Rocket: LaSane, l 2s7 bu coEn, 800 bu wheat.
Alice. LsSa1e, 5,467 bu coru-
Taylor, South TO tons sand.
Adelis- Joliet, 4, 200 bu corn .- -
Monitor, Morris. 4. 400 bu com 1854 ns drainage
Merriam, Lasa1le. 5000 bu co.n-
L C. Campbell, 1ASaf1e, s ron hu com
Prairie Chief, Utica, 1.459 bu oats 1900 bu corn.
Prairie Queen Ottawa,5.o0 bu oats
Yorktown. Ottawa. 900 bu coru, 5000 tu wheat.
Republic, Morris. 135 tons earth.
banner State. LaSale. 1886 bu corn.
Lennnt. LaSa1le, 5,310 bu corn.
D c Norton, La Sale, 146 tons coal.
| Vim Henry, LaSalle, 1853 tons coal.
Jefferson, LaSa1te. $500 bu corr.
1enthe, Utica, 5000 bu com.
AlconA, LaSafle, $500 bu corr.
| Monarch. Joliet, 9,500 bu corn.
LauFe ann, Ottawa, 5000 bu corn.
Josephine, kankskee. 3,300 bu corn. 81 bu rEe.
ca1onde1et Morris. 5000 bu corn, 2255 bn oats
DR. Hanly LaSal1e, $3.50 # lumber, m siding, $50
Yorktown. Ottags, $3.50 II lumbea, 500 eeda.
posts.
! 1npred, Lockport-
| Nebraska, Joliet. 81, ,ssf It lumber.
oregonia, LsSale, Is a54 # lumber. 35 brls salt,
Dacotah. LaSal1e.
| Ella Joliet.
| S 1 Douglas LaSal1e.
! Progress. LaSa1Ie.
utah Is Lssss, ~ dsss It 1um0sr, 74o ns work, Il
Heawarha, Lasa1le, 76. III # lumber.
, 1862-07-23

DEPARTURE oF THE SEyEsTI-F1RsT REG1-
MEs7-This evening, at nine O'Clock, the
seventy first Regiment will leave Camp Doug
las for Springfield, Illinois, under command Of
Major Smith Of the Sixty-ninth- The regi-
n1ent is composed Of five full companies,
numbering sos men, aud we're mustered into
the service yesterday afternoon By Captain
Clristopher.