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, 1862-08-01
Tobacco.
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Leaf tobacco is selling at very high rates. and 1s
daily apprtcfating in price There were salea yes
terday at the warehouses at as high rare as $24
PER hundred pounds. AS an evidence Of the de-
mand for tobacco, an anecdote was related u us
yesterday respecting the purchase Of two hogs
HI ads Of The staple at the regulAr auction sale at
u1,r Of the warehouses;. a we1l known buyer was
called away from he city upon urgent business. He
had orders fot two hogsh:ads, and it WAS impcra-
Accordingly he instructed e drasmar, wE.o had
come experience Ia hauling tobacco. to bid upon
the des Of tobacco he required, and to co1
tjnue bidding until it WAS knocked off to him.
Tic draynan made the bids according to instruc.
'io1.e aid bought the tobacco content to get 1t at
ary price. and, we doubt not, the purchaser will
be- pleased with the transaction.
, 1862-08-01

C1HGAuo, JusJ u, 1S52~
Editors Chicago Tribune;
In last Saturdays TRIBUNE, q commnnica.
tiou appeared, finding fault with my plan Of
nte1cepting sewers, on account Of its ex-
pense- Tour correspondent states that it
s'~onld not be sufficient to carry Of the rain
fall such as we had on the 18th instant.'' The
writer appears to be well posted on the doinqs
of the Board Of Public Works, and to have az.
ct6s to their documents. If the writer of that
letter FIJI call there and examine my plan,
sent to the Board of Sewerage Commissioners
in 1854: he will see that did not allow the
rair",an to 20 into the sewers. This was to
be carried of in paved cutters; consequently
there was 10 necessity Ior carrying OF that
14,0Do, 600 gallons, the estimated rain fall In
Chcsgo on the above date Engineers only
suppose that one third Of the raln-:all finds its
way to the river; consequently my reservoir,
It allowed the rair-faI. would not be much
too small, although calculated for 5000 per-
sons in The South and West Divisions. To
build reservoir to hold two days sewerage Of
140,DO persons. allowing twenty gallons to
each per day. 200 600 cubic feet-would cost
SO, COO, tbc walls built Of stonelaid In cement,
and covered with plank laid on heavy beams.
The sewerage plan has an engine aud wheel to
hush the filth ont OF the sewers into the river,
and then force water from the lake into the
rtEer 10 remove the filth from the river.
Now / simply have to use an engine aud
wheel Of lees power and expense to lit the
sewerage into the lake, leaving The Desplaines
! and Nor Branch rivers to keep the river
clean, as in former days.
The Board of Commissioner plan will re-
| qu1re flushing sewers On North and Michieaa
avenues. This will balance the expense OF
my mstn sewer onOld street orRinggold place.
/ Their plan proposes to send their dlth
| adrift where 1t may return again. My plan
sends It away two miles and : hall, there to
| he sent to the Calumet
| Taking the Bridgeport water works as q b.
s,s. we find that Mr. Guthrie manages (wher
| he has taIr play-that is, sufficient falD tt
raise $1,000 cnbic feet per minute, eight fec'
hiph-that Is, 40, 600 feet, more orless, slxteet
feet high, in one minute; and % 900 divide:
into 60,o00 give thirty minutes, the time re
qufred to empty out one days sewerage 0
14o, persons This will cost Ct the highest
but ten dollars per day, or S $50 per annum.
Their plan gives two feet fall per mtle, min
not less than fve, but as 1t is well kno n
fact that veloclties are to one another as II
squares Of their heights, therefore the flow i
| the sewers On my plan would be at least al
and one-foutth times as great as In theirs. :.
The iuterceptlng Be sers II now made vii
|. | have to be On Market instead Of Wells straei
so as to make those now constructed of th
, most use and all new ones to be laid with =
much inc1inaHon ss the. intercepanR sewer
City Surveyor.
, 1862-08-01

Patriotic Action Of the Employees of
the chicago and Rock Island Il. r.
The employees Of the car department of tha
Chicago and Rock Island Railroad have Or
ganized for the purpose Of subscribing money
to aid the families Of volunteer soldiers, At
the meeting the following resolutions wero
passed and sums subscribed:
Wux1aaAs, The time has come when every loyal
nan ought to manifest bis patriotism by deeds.
WHrnzAe. The families orvolanteezs who have
their peaceful a7ocatione while their beloved ones
ssn s. r. bs ahoa and sHa.
Resased. Thst We deem 1t the duty Of every man
f1e fmss 6Sae5H e 7dIsee4 soae9z a " ''
te Seo sa sad sosa Eogp 2,
@s1 IL spos y sSs "a " st st
e1F common county may aeaire It, and whie66 Is
to applied to the aid ofthe families ofvo1unteeF
Rxaolred, To invite the mechanics and workmen
Of ehope and factories to organize for the afore
said purpose, to chow our brothers in the eld that
We COMPREHEND our duty and afe willing and ready
SUBSCRIPTIONS.
d. F. Wilson, $50; z. o. Benedict, 4too: j. B.
Dapphln, LOO: Jas. kennedy. $loe: Donald sc.
1ean, 800; p. G. Wilnaont. 81 %; VIM. Quinlan,
$lQ; John Hughes, 900; Henry Ftrstetn, 81 90;
F. McNebbon, 81 90; Jas. .Coyne, $1o0; John
Bel. 81 %; George Baxter. $l.0o; 4. n. Sheldon,
41-00; Vim Pullan, 500; Charles Perions, 81 90;
Charles shultz. $IC0; y. A. Fuller, .Sl.oo; Pat:
I1ck Mooney, $100: Anthony Carbon, 81 90; Peter
Peacock. $1.00 John Kreume1, &1.0O; John F.
Anderson. s1:M: H: +. Iund, &1.06: Martin Pow
efs; $40; ], 1: hickey, $Loo; Jerry Coyae.
Robert Smith, $1.00; George steinhsus. Il 90; ;
Petsr HstzEsz f1o; e ..,%I1n wil'ta@s' o 81 59 81
bert Baxter, 500: s. ". wheeler, $1.M; Martin
Long, $13o; John Bauer; 81 0o; q. Koehler. 81 9o
Wil5ert 91.oo: ]. \. Powers, 500; David Far
Tadas ihb. E1ISnd Il o' oskpS = Ghssp ssiee
| Andrew soyeuson. 81 %: Jos. TANNERS. sl.0o;
Edward : Halvey; a. si@ Mm: Fat, 69e; De1nis
dan, $l.t0; Sam. Gordon. SIC; Fred. Lump, 81 .o0; i;
9: Jaeger. 90; Samuel Nesley, $l.00; 3; Nc
| Phe1son. SOC: James Lump. soc; James Slater,
| $1.00; Alex. Hazard. 50c: Patrick Rierdou, SOC;
Geo. Kaesy, 60c. Total, s695l
, 1862-08-01

@ New Army Regulations, Infantry Tactics,
and Artillery Practice. by the War Department; /;
Muster Rolls, zouave Drill, Young Recruit, Sword
Exercise, and all other books, for sale BY P T.
Sherlock, 112 Dearborn street. jy3q6s
, 1862-08-01

HIDEs-Firm. Dry Flint 1s76@14c; Dry Sailed
11@12c; Green Sailed 6G54c: Dry Calf 1O912c !;
Green doGh@Tc.
BuTTER-Firm and active. Sales Of 30 frkins
at Sc; IS at 615e and 30 at &c: Choice YeQow 9Hc
@10c; fair to good FIsktn 815G9c; Grease 71509c.
E9GS-Dull at 415c = doz.
Chickens 2 dozen, $125Dt.5Q; !;
Turseys q b 3D4c; Pigeons 2 dozen 4035oc.
, 1862-08-01
MARINE LIST,
PORT OF CHICAGO.

ARR1 WED. ............J July 81.
stnr Baltic, Averil, Buffa1o. sundrics.
Etmr Sunbeam, Morgan. Two Rivers, euLdrics.
Prop Alleghauy, Boynton. SaEnia, go N lumber.
Prop Ottawa. Warren, Muekegon, Is n lumber
Prep Lady franklin, Napier, St Joseph, 80 m lum-
Prop Buffalo. Douglass, Buffalo, 1a5 br1a salt, sun
Prop Fitts6preh. Webster. Buffalo, sundrtes
Prop F y Rackue. Chamberlain. ontonagon. las
Prop Barber Pe1rett, Grand Haven, 1,ooo railroad
ties, 30 cords wood.
Brs se5asero Williams. % GRAND IL na7an' ia Is Is
1umbes. 10 m 1ath.
Brig Orkney Lass. Murray. Kfnsston::
lumber, 10m shingles Is m Iath. 81 nj timber
sch1 faEmsr, Lewis, Wikinson's Pier, 81 cords
sehr Go F. ster; Smith. Muskeson, 81 m lum-
s:hr { shank, smethens, St. Joseph. 1e cords
schr sutherl.nd. Pet1y, South Haven, 81 cords
schr Puritan, Adams. Bay City. 156 IN Lumber.
scbr Z % odin, B1aecasrd sateeson ] ii 100 M n % Ia@bsr.
schr Jesephfne Dresden, Finaigan, Charlottesville,
schr Fisty Grant: simson, While River, 7om INN
schr Minneso1a, Blackburn, Cleveland, a!5 tons
coal.
sehr Calcutta, Long, webster's Pier. 7s cords
schr Amelia, Bunker, St Joseph, % eds wood.
schr Mariner, Baker, Mnekegon, 60 II lumber, 50
sehr : II shoyer, schlobohn, Auskegon, 90 N
schr Gertrude. Edwards, T@o Rivers, $50 m shin
g1es, 2,0G1 cedar posts
schr fioneer. Thomson, Honard SO N rtsves.
Sch1 Three Bells. Clark. aolland. S. eds bark.
Schr Hero, Ranch, South Haven. s. N lumber
! seow IL fmaia, Thomson, White River, 6 m .lum.
btE.
CLEARED. July 81.
| stmr Sunbeam. Morgan. Two Rivers, BundtieB.
Stnr Raltic, AveEiD. Buffalo, sa,.oo By oats.
Prop Efb; b asT IS 6CSSngwoSa S 30 sanz sa whsa
Ppop Ottawa, Warren; Muskegon=
BOP Baaa1o boas1ass. Buffalo, 1860 b corn. 70
schr Ba55sF, Rs,rett, Grind H.ysa, i; 49,. . ~,
br1s -four, 50 br1s poEk, 1000 pigs LEAD.
Bark City Of milwaukee,, Bannner, Buffalo, q ,ooo
Bark City Of Buffalo. Brown, Buffalo, sa.5oo bu
Ra5lt Sardinia, Whitney, Daaalo, q 600 ba wheat
BliE Qaeen a he No1th, Marlin, collingwood
sehr MAJOR Anderson, aeland, Bufzalo. 1900 bt
schr Farmer, Lewis, Wnk1nson's Pier.
schr Geo F Foster, Smith, Mnskegon.
Sehr i Shank. Smethtlte,i st Joseph.
Seht Sutherland, Petry. South Hageu.
Schr Od1n, Blanchard, Mnskegon-
Schr Josephine Dresden, Flunigan. ChaelotteviHe
Bchr KttJ Gzaut, Sitneon, White River
Sch1 Calcutta, Long Wehster'e Pier
| Schf Grand Turk Jones, Buffalo. Is, ,O00 bu com
Schr Clipper lily, Colt, Sarnia, 7,6O0 bu com.
| Schr Amalia. Bunker, Green Bash.
Schr Mariner, Baker, Muskegon.
EGhr Pioneer, Thomson, Honand.
Echr II Shoyer. Schlobohnn, Muskegun.
Sch1 Gertrude Edwards, Manto#oc-
/ Schr hero, Baneh, south Raven.
| Schr THREE Bells, Clark. Holland.
| Schr Shupe, Davis, Buffalo. 16, 600 bu cot1-
Ecow Msfmaid, Thomson, n White River.
Eeow Nit Vernon, McVae, Kalamazoo.
, 1862-08-01

Received, 62 ,93t bu wheat. The Sentinel reports
an advance Of &c per bushel-with sales OF IS 900
bushelE. at o2992Kc for No. and 96196xc for
No. i Spring. Freights, 10c for wheat to Buffalo,
, 1862-08-01
a Card from John L. Hancock, Esq.
CHICAGO, July aist, 1861.

notice an article In your columns written by
hr. a: Huntington, conp1aiuinz Of MI. Drake,
one Of the Committee sppo1nted to solfcIt sub
ecTiptione for the Board OF Trade w8r fund. Mr.
Huntington'e answer {as Mr. Drake understood
i') was published: Wills we have no doubt that
parties applied to wfn give such sums as they
may feel disposed requested our soliciting com
mi1tee to report precisely such answers as were
given b the parties applied to. in order to avoid
if possible any misapprehensions in regard to the
meaning Of the answsfs Of those who were not at
the moment prepared to answer the cali with sub
EcT:ption.
We hope no Misunderstanding may arise In
consequence Of the answers being published, as
The course WAS unanimously adopted BY the full
Board Of Trade. as being the one most likely to
bring about the desired object.
Respectfully yours. JOIN L. HANCOCK.
Chairman Board Of Trade Var Com.
, 1862-08-01
Their Names.
CHICAGO, July 81, 1852.

Edlt6fE Ch1cag0 Tribune:
Let's have those names. The property that is
placed IN peril BY these home traitors can only be
estimated by millions. II our property Is Of no
account, our lives are. Let's have the names Of
the vile tools, the Benedict Arnolds that stand
ready to betray ns, while they stil1 embracing
us. Out with them, man or woman. Action is
the word. BAc6DoSE
tee, who are looking into the uatter.-EDs.l
, 1862-08-01

NoT1cE.-We are authorized BY Brfgadier Gene
ral schoAeld, commanding in the State OF Mis-
eouri, to Say that there will be no restrictions
whatever placed upon the ingEess or esress from
the city OF St. Louis, Of purchasers who may wish
to attend the government sale advertised By Us
to commence On Tuesday, July asth, 1853.
E, 4 II. MORGAN l. Co., Auctioneers.
3nfv{N1-Et
, 1862-08-01

svords. Belts, sashes, Shoulder straps, Revolg-
er., Guus, Pistols and Military Goods of all kinds,
at prices lower than any other house in the West.
IL a66t GEO. T. AnnEx. 1856 Lake street.
, 1862-08-01
CHICAGO DAILY MARKET.

THURSDAY EVENING, July 81, 1861.
FRE1GHTS-Vessels ecarce and rates higher,
The engagements were: To Buffalo, prop Baltic,
oats at 75c; schr Puritan, corn at 10c to load at
Ma.sh's warehouse; schr shnps and prop Buffalo,
corn At 105Sc; prop -, wheat at HHc. To O3-
wego. echr Maitland, corn at t44c.
FLoUR-Received, 1853 brls; shipped, 8,200
b1ls. Market quiet. sales, a hrls 'Roscoe
Mills" spring extra st $3.50; 40 brls ''Fayorite
OF the Union" at $40; 100 br1s .'Ca.rolton" at
$A.1o. 177 brls tuper at 1876; 46 brls "Ayon" do
at $500,
WHEAT-Received, 1889 hu; shipped, 6so25
bu. Market dull and fauy 1c lower. Sales, 400 bu
No White Winter in store at 81 Co; 4e0 bu No
Red winter In store at $1Oo; 400 bu do at Csc;
5000 bu No. 2 Red In store at Csc; 1000 bu Amber
lows at 94c; 500 bu do lin Mum & scotts) at CSC;
II, 600 bu No, Spring {mostly IN Mum & scots's)
at 9sc 1e COO bu do at 92c 1000 bu do at 92c eco
bu do at 91H; 1900 bu No spring in store at ssk;
10000 bu do at s8c; $500 bu do at e7Hc; 5000 bu
do lin Mum 8, Scott'e} at SOC; 100 bu Rejected
winter at s2c; LOCO bu do Csc; 4o0 bo Rejected
Spring {in Mum & Scott'e9 at a0c- -
CORN-Received, 1881 bu; shipped, 20a, $50
bu. Market &c lower. Sales, $500 bu River
White Mixed aaoat at 33Bc; 1000 bu River
Mixed aaoat ut size; 5000 bu Rejected
afo5t at a2fc: 5000 bu do at SIC adoat; 5000 bu
Condemned ahoat at 25e; 16000 bn Mixed in
store at alc; 600 bu do at 8059e; 160o bu do at
sokc; $4,000 bu do at SOC; 10000 bu REJECTED in
store at &c; 5,6c0 bu do at 25'1c; 800 bu Yellow
in store at 37Sc.
OATS-Rece{ycd, y ga bu; shipped, 70, 800 bu
Market active and firm. Sales, 10000 bu No. In
store at 2s15c; 4oc0 bu do at &c; 1900 bu do at
07{c delivered In Cincinnati cars.
RYE-ReceiVed, 4,481 hu; shipped, 1850 bu.
Market quiet. Sales, ano bu No. in store at 50c
BARIEY-ReceiTed, 1913 bu. Market QQiet
and nominal at 45@60c.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 273 br1s. Market
easier and more active. Sales LOO bsls at 17kc
149 and Is br1s at &c.
Acknowledgement at b5D57c per gal.
MIDDLINGs-21 bags at Sl1. 90 On track.
CUT MEATS 5000 lbs. Rib Sides at dxc
| 1900 1bs Clear Sides at 4kc packed.
LARD-In active demand at 7HQ8c Ffor prims
| Leaf.
TALLoW-Firm at e*QD9c.
WOOL-1o,Go COO 1bs. coarse On PIT; !, 800 lbs. ds
| at 46c.
| SUGARS market etin continues firm viii
! an upward tendency. At the aa1e this mornin,
about 80 hhds New Orleans were sold at price
ranging trom9x to 1ahc, according to quality. r.
, 1862-08-01

uOali On BunIop, Seweu b spalding toe Printing!
aoyu a27lIy
, 1862-08-01


morning exceedingly du]l. but fortunately for
those who did not sell out their droEes yesterday.
the new arrivals have bean yerZ Light SO that there
ont a1 the stock On sale, at no great decline from
yesterdays rates. and therefore the closing re-
ma5k yesterday VIII hold good f9E beth dsJs, not
market no better than last week. We make the az
this week 7Hc . b. net. against 7Hc last week,
because we think the Quality runs more even, and
the eales certainly do SO. for there il much less
falling Oft to.day In prices than there VAS last
Tueeday. The weather today IL favorable, being
dry and mild for the season, and the price Of cat
that the eupply OF last week has left surplus On
the butchers hands, Something may be learned
fen The 3hs{ q % dysf nsa T9 ss ts
n"tf coneiadsd .ha. T nj ;6t .s |:a come ia aud
take ny chances as to bold longer as Il ls bst
etlll when there Is bigger force IN my rear."
This il an indicative fact There il 70 scarcity OF
oed Satt1e the vet whica @ @ h5eep e %aseo s a.
poorly fed grass stock from eections Of this State
where d1outn has cut of the hay crop. The chance
for beef to rise IL very small.
SALES or ILLINOIS HEE1Es.
T.C; Eastman & Bro: sold Dalby g. Bro, 3 drove
s@itf / White, IA hea1 Of Illinois steers. 1oe
al SK@sc. and III. White thinks better tAsn last
week. One drove has been out three weeks,
waiting Iur the good time coming
j. C. & ~ HoaE, Is Of Capt. Hutehfnson's Lni-
nois steers and oxen, which averaged at home ak
cwt g1oss and range 53f to cws nets estimated TO
average 7cwt, cell u G03c 9 u.
BeacR & Bray, 81 Illinois .teers for Aetcalf. Az
erage 6x cwt, and cell at 7H b D 81 tof Lower
= B1iggs, Illinois steers average ~ cwt, and sea
yaI i Preston, Illinois steers On their OWL &C.
count, average OK cwt, and sell ~ iG1:Ac p.
These are pst Of large 1os bought at Aeany, the
balance being Rent to The farm In. Oasehess
county. ...
| Allezton, Conger l. Hurd tave two good droVca
Of nnois fat steers. selling at LIST weeks rates,
The Allerton d Stanley drove, estimated at 8 c#t
| will eeil to average SC 3 b.
b. Henry Myers, Is Illinois steers for ". NJ HOT
ton, average " cwtz. sold At 7H@se . n
| II ewt., cold for Aehbel at 7D74c 3 D.
| Shepstd & Vail, 1M nice smooth 1lhnois hteett
for Wood & Jones, averaging II cWs.. aad seh Al
Filf1am sfeg1e & Co.. Isl Illinois steers. som:
| very good ones, bought 1t Albany; are esttna4e;
| to average ~ cwt and NOT uTex TIC 2 D, dn<
not as good prices as last week 1r.,
/ Ben1y Westhetmer has four lots OF 'I1no1
stee1Elm, 81, "a and 4o-au bonght 1t Albany
and ceiling On his account at INC . b, On zK@7a
1 cwt~
Albany OF Ltvipgeton. and 14S Of WA1xan d MOI
rtse. averaging II cst,, aud all se1 to Ayar1Ea TX
| nrpt day. But still sam. Is not sick.
| Wheeler & Teed are selling two d1oyea for Gea
Reed; one OF IS hesd. ordinary mino4a stee<s, ~
| 6x cwt., are selling At 7@1Se q y. The othe
Grove Of 90 head Of very good Illinois et4aes. est
mated at 8 cwt:. viii tc3l 1t Sc 3 D, and Ut no be
ter prices Tim last week. 0R1ee says not I
good.
, 1862-08-01
Board OF Trade Subscriptions.
The subscriptions to the Board of Trade

Haf tnn0 commune 10 pour IN most l0eraliy.
The exhibit for yesterday is as follows:
Subscriptions previone1y reported, $41,6ss; A
Buckingham. $500; c. D. Haumin, 825; Frank
Bryant. s100: N. S. Bouton, $a5; r. Smith, $50;
r. 3: Rapp, $1; 9. g: Moore. $40 : Lamb 8 Har
Eey, $16; j. D. Beckett, SIS; s. B. HAggArd, $25;
John LiehtaI, c. Wall and n. Wall, $i00; John
Patterson, 625; Ellis u Gallagher, f25; Bruce
3. 4. Biaissiee. i s s1o; B. Otis & Co $50;
Hubbard & Bunt. f25: Turner 8 Mitchell.
$Ig0; Ja1aes Bacon, s25; Thomas B. Bryan.
In & DIveraey,, $l00;. Dickinson l. Co, ESQ !;
Knowles & Bro. $2t: Silas Dntton, SO VIM.
Noye Drum, $25; Pittsburgh. Fort Wayne 4
Chlcago railroad. 81, ,50o-total $4S,o79.
The employees Of the Rock Island railroad
have subscribed $3.50 monthly for Board OF
Trade.
6. c. Morton's subscription should be S25
instead Of IS as reported in our issue Of yes
te1day.
, 1862-08-01

Members Of the Board Of Trade Bat-
terry Attention
There will be meeting Of the members Of this
Company this morning at o'clock to be mustered
into service. Per order.
J. Il. S1oKEs. Captain.
, 1862-08-01

PA1ATIsE AL1VE.-This evening, the resi-
dents Of Palatine, In this county, hold a
grand var meeting for the purpose Of aiding
Captain Mason Sutherland in filling up his
company. Captain Sutherland has for long
time been resident Of Palatiue, and is one Of
her most respected citizens. The Hon. lsaac
N. Arnold, James B. Bradwell, Esq, and
other speakers will make addresses before the
meeting. Music will also be In attendance.
, 1862-08-01

~ For cleaning and dying gsntleznan's clothes
70 to Cook b NeIean. se Dearborn, street. This
Old established hopsa do better md cheaper work
t&ao pnJ IN the city. eb2l4y
, 1862-08-01

SABBATH ScHooLs.-From the report Of the
Sabbath School Union just issued, We learn
that the total number of Sabbath Schools in
this city is SO, Of which 63 are Church Schools
and 50 Mission Schools. The total number Of
scholars is Is, ,202. Total number Of teachers
1913. The average attendance Is 10,75 In
the libraries Of these schools there are 1912
volumes, besides which q, ,649 papers are dis
tributed monthly.
, 1862-08-01
CHICAGO CATTLE MARKET,

THURSDAY EVENING, July 81, 1852.
BEEF CATTLE-Receiyed today about $50
head. Under Light receipts and no disposition Oh
the pst Of shippers cooperate. the market to day
has been very Inactive, and closed dull with a
downward tendency.
The principal sales are as follows:
Smith sold Farnsworth 81 head, Averaging ,2241
ns.. at g G5, at Michigan Southern yards.
Wall sold crosby IL head, averaging LOSS ms
at $3.50, at Michigan Southern yards.
Morris sold Crffby II head. averaging 1,033 lbs.
at $2.q5, at sherman's yards
Tower sold Cook IS head, averaging 9sf lbs., al
, 1862-08-01

WHO Follows SU1T? T?-Geo. 4. Wood, Esq,
Of this city, has agreed to give six dollars per
month to the family Of one good man enlist
ing in Capt. Prior's company, during his ser
vice or the war. That's the way to do it.
Take care Of the families.
, 1862-08-01

MnLER's BaTTERT.-A few more good men
are wanted for Mi!ler's Battery, row at Camp
Douglas. One hundred dollars bounty ia paid
TO all mastering In. The guns for the battery
have been received at Camp Douglas. aud
dsilY Grill in the field is now taking place.
Men in the cusatry, collecting in squads will
be transported to camp upon addressing Capt.
Miller, By letter, at Camp Douglas.
, 1862-08-01

BOARD OF MEDICAL EXAMINERS Candidates
for the post Of Surgeon or Assistant Surgeon
to the Illinois volunteers, who hare not al
ready been cx%miued. are requested to seud to
the Board of Medical Examiners at Spring
field, tlclr orders from the Governor or .Adju-
tant General, together with their posto1Ii .e
address. The time and place Of their exami-
nation will then be designated, and they may
he eayed the expense Of Al unnecessary jour
neJ either to Springfield o. Chicago.
w. L. JoHSsoS, Pfes't Board.
, 1862-08-01

LAEcEST.-Mary ann Fair, an old ha5itus
OF tie Police Court, was yesterday brought
before Justice Fitz, On the charge Of larceny
OF window curtains from Mrs. O'Connors, 1iv-
Ing on Kinzie street. His Honor thought
proper to substitute the charge Of yagrancy,
tie B1i6ewIll
, 1862-08-01

EXAMINATION OF MALE TEACuHRs.-There
will be an examination Of male teachers at
the Office Of the Board Of Education. No. 76
Lasale street, on Tuesday, August 5th. com
meucipr at 8 O'clock
, 1862-08-01

CnASGE.-Davtd Gage, Esq, the efficient
Superintendent Of the City Railway Company,
has resigned his position, aud is to be sue
ceedcd by Frank Parmelee, Esq.
, 1862-08-01

INFLUENCE OF DRAFTs.-Since the State
6raftirg commenced in Missouri, vast num-
Der of persons hare suddenly left that State
and come to Chicago, while many have con-
tinutd their flight to Canada great many
Ec1e hare suddenly advanced from forty to
dor'y-fTe years Of age. Drafts never were
favorable to longevity.
, 1862-08-01

STATUTE OF Ln1TA17oSs.-A young man
named Alfred Delour Was charged at the Po~
lice Court yesterday, With the larceny Of q gold
ring from Levi Manning, three years since
The theft was fully proven, ont the Justice
discharged the prisoner on the plea that pros
ccution vas barred bF the statute Of limits
finnS
, 1862-08-01

sAHEATn SCHOOL ExCCRsYoy.-By refer
encc t. our advertising columns will *e found
th1 announcement OF the Annual Excursion Of
the LnioE Par. Baptist Sabbath School, bound
for Forest Bay Grove, near Waukegan, to
E1rrd . delightful day. The grounds are
nInEg the most admirable spots in the coun-
#, for I'icnics. Tjckfts may be obtained at
Ee":.ro=' Jewelry Store, at J. W Deans
Printing Office, o. Dearborn street, or Of tue
Committee.
, 1862-08-01

PATEaoTic.-We noted day or t~o since
Hat elass In the Sabblth school of the
S,ccnd Cnlv=rsalist Church, Church OF the
3:cd.en'cr,) uDder the charge Of Andrew Akin,
J.: O., had turned cut nine recruits under the
recon call cf TIT President. We now hare to
record similar instance Of pstriotisn On the
1,art If cur crpg men. 4 Class in the Foster
Mission Sc, ool Of about dozen has lost seven
Cl its members within . week Did We know
1lc name Of the teacher and scholars, they
should receive honorable mention at ou1
EardE.
, 1862-08-01

Boy k1nED.-The Coroner received notice
yesterday afternoon that boy Was run over
by the cars near the elevator Of the Chicago
Burlington and Quincy Railroad, and so
severely injured that he died shortly after,
The inquest elected no facts In relation to
tEe accident not included in the above
, 1862-08-01
M A, r .RIED~
DIED.

IN this city, on the s0th inst. By Rev. j. Hartman
BIZ. DEWI1T c. PRESCOTT. OF this city. and H1as
SARAH HoLGATE, Of Marenxo III.
, 1862-08-01

In TowS.-Among the prominent person
nges in this city are Gov. Yates, Aajutant
General Fuller, Hon. Owen Lovejoy, Gen.
Taire, Col. Ransom, Col John F. Farms worth,
Hen. John Sherman OF Ohio, and Gov. Kirk
wood Of Iowa Undoubtedly several OF these
gentlemen will be present and address the
great war meeting this evening.