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The New Postage Stamp Currency

The New Postage Stamp Currency
WASHINGTON, July 23.-Thele Ia a very geu-
tral uieaPprehensfon with regard to the act
ap'htrtzi1 ( payment In stamps aud to prohibit
the tlrcul attun Of notes Of ltss denomination
than one dollar, which was approved July 18th
last: Under the previous net, the Secretary Of
the Treasury, and not the Postmaster General,
Is directed to furnish postage aud other
stamps to the assistant trcasurers and such
dttfgna'cd dtposiraries of the United Stat-s
them on application for United States notes.
FTem ard af er the first cay Of August next,
Euch clamps shall be received In payment OF
all dues 10 the United States Iess than
five dtl1are, and shall be received In ex-
char &c TOR United States notes when pre-
serted In sums not less than $500 to any
aerietaEt treasurer or designated depositary
selected Us aforesaid. Hence this law does
not make stamps legal tender, nor does 1t r.
qulEt POI tmasters to receive them Ia exchange
f.'r United S'atts notrs- It is expected talt
the secretary will furnish postage stamps to
be used rs circulating medium under ths
law IN such form thu. they cannot be attached
to letters or other muilable matters Such
stslnps will be exchanged BY postmasters fur
the regular post1ge stamps, besides beiug re-
det mao'e By frensnry notes By assistant treas
| nress ard s1eh designated depositaries as the
secretary OF the treasury may select. No
Postaet stsmp can be exchanged q. post
tticts oT-5edeeIaed by the treasury depart
tnsnt unlese fptnlahed. .th{ppxl the agencies
OF. ihe depaftment Postage st5Rs>new
sold bJ': assiatant postm1stersI aTe 4 net
"a d s9th ss.1ps IS Ea%@sd 6 pfste: s@:
board OF some other paper which soils or
renders them amt to be aRed 10 the payment
Of rostage, they will be rejected for postage,
because, when 30 eo1'cd, they cannot be dts
tirguirhed from stamps which hare already
been used for postage. It is understood that
the portage stamps sill 10 no case be redeem-
ed By the post office department or the trea-
auty If so altered or changed BY pasting On
other paper, OF otherwise as to render them
unfit for postage use. This is absolu'els
necessary to prevent frauds. Already defaced
postage stamps are bcing brought up aud
pafsed at their nominal value, after having the
dttacing ink extracted, and being PASTED On
paper to conceal the loss Of tile gum.
, 1862-07-24

WHIP CP THE NEAR NAG.
The spirit aud patriotism which the
people arc 1nanifsting since new policy
at Washington has been avo *ed, mus.
serve to convince our rulers that they are
mary leagues behind popular sentiment,
and that if thty cast of their burden Of
timidi ) and whip up as hard as they can,
they will find it difficult 10 ovcrtake the
masses who are ahead When word canlv
*s:.s: &. 1rnd,ca :horsrna nare :zcars
were wanted on the old t,asla, the suppozi-
ton that they were to be used In digging
trenches, guarding rebel houses, catching
rell niggeEs, aud enduring rebel insults,
held men back with q force that
their knowledge Of tho noo1sitics of
the itustion could not overcome. Had
TINT coutinncd. few or no men could have
becn Ind As it is, the certainty that We
are to fight with all the advantages that
VIC can command, and that civilization per-
u,its- We are 10 take all short cuts TO
victo1y-tat all men who will help may
help-that ditch digging is at an end
and that at the termination Of the
Wat there will be no slavery to excite
another massacre ofour people, tlis certain
tt has had an inspiriting effect which will
give "conseu ua,ism" aud ':logyism" shock
from winch they will Lot recover until the
war Is over and our q Southern bretnrea'
pray for peace. In this State tIousan1s
are rushing 10 the up!ifted standard, an!
in all the West the result is the same. S,
much for lick ahead. Give the ensiuc
another turn, b1r. Lincoln, Leave nothing
TO pro slavery generals Announce the
policy Of the campaign yourself, and if it
be sufficiently radical the people and the
:aru,y will support it!
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Il lt|Roa eelDENT;IN
!; ;'* = =: TENNESSEE.
Still Further Particulars.

NASHVILLE, July 39.-The down train from
Huntsville was thrown from the track twelve
miles this side of Reynolds Station. Capt
Talum Of Ohio, md several others were killed,
and twenty were wounded. Gen. 1(itchers
family were on the train, but escaped and AZ
The Duck Rieer bridge, this side Of Colum-
bta, Is washed partly away. Passengers
reached this city By trfVate conveyance from
Columbia.
ADDITIONAL PARTICULARS.
The casualties by the accident on the Col
pmbla road are larger than before reported
The train contaiaed about 200 Ohio and
Kentucky troops Of Nelson's command.
The two hind cars were thrown OF while tue
cars were going fifty miles per hour, on o
curve
About forty were wounded, five Of whom
died atter. .reachipg Columbia, Tenn. and more
aIe not expected 10 live.
Capt. Tatum belonged to the Ohio 8th-the
Guthrie GIays. BE was formerly connected
with the Cincinnati Ga:ette.
The wife OF Capt Mendenhal1 Is severely In
jnn d.
Mr. Holloway Of Nashville had an arm
spIained.
Blame is attached to the engineer, who e.
'osome tye from the train, leaving the Latter
half nile behind.
?: Several arrests have been made By soldiers.
One bupored and fifty bales of Com
stock d Cla1k'e cotton were burned near
she1byville.
Tutre has been considerable cotton burning
near Tuscumbia and Florence.
Cotton is selling ut Huntsville at twenty
AID TWENTY-FIVE cents for old.
Drum Major Nevina of the 10Th Illinois,
Who has just returned from Alabama, ,..was in
the train that met with this disaster, and had
narrow escape. He sass six lives were lost,
snd fifteen persons severely injured. It will
take some four days before trains can be run
to Huntsville.
Major Nevins desires us To request those
friends Of the 10Th who entrusted to him
htters and parcels several days ago, to
call ut the ealoon on the corner of Dearborn
and Randolph streets. Owing to the above
accident, he Was u1able to reach his destina-
tior.
He Says Murfreeeboro and that locality is
uow freed from the rebels. There Ia a sutf1.
cftnt Enien force now there to repel any at
tsek- They captured two of Morgan's men
this side Of Nashville, who stated that twen.
t5-ive Of Morgsn's men were then fifteen
mi1es eouth Of Nashville. for the purpose Of
burning bridges
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FROM cAiR0 AND BELOW.
In Excitement at Birds Point
Rebel Prowlers in that Vicinity.
TEE END OF The SCARE-.--A
LAUGH ALL ROUND.
Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tribnne.1

Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tribune.l
CA1no, July I'D, 1851.
Great excitement prevails here, report lav-
ne just been brought by the steamer Auella,
from Birds Point, that q considerable force Of
lue.rillas were Seen near there AS the Luella
lett, tht soldiers there ran do.n and begged
them for Cots sake to hurry over and send a
force back to their rclitt, as a party Of rebels
were actually inst comIng out o. the woods.
No firing has been heard there, and nothing
eau be secD. L force under Major Merrill ia
now going on board the Luell1, to proceed
acst IS.
VIC baye nothing new from up tbs river.
The esd Illinois regiment has no: been ke1rd
fo,n officially, since 1t LETT Numbers Of de-
serle1s are being arrested herc daily and sent
hack 10 their regiments.
: LATIN. - j..
CAIRO, July $50 p. m.
Intense excitement has prevailed here for
the past two hours. Soon after the arrival of
The 1uella, at Birds Point, repeated volleys
Of nusketzy were heard, and all supposed q
L1isk fight was g.iug. On the return Of the
boat, n few moments since, an explanation
quoted the alarm It seems that On the first
trip Of the 1uclla, wht1e she laid ut the Point,
tQuad Of hureemen were Seen emerging from
the woods back Of the camp; 1t b=lng 100
dalk to distinguish their uniforms, an alarm
of. As che did SO the 1nen on the bank sup.
posing TIT : were secesh. requested the Cap
tain to send them rc;nforcements. They
proved, loaever, to be u company Of twenty
two 1ncn from the ID Illinois cava.ry, stationed
at Columbus, who had crossed the river at
Utlmout, aud hearing guerrillas had been seen,
secuted the country up to the point. They
laughed heartily upon learning they had been
taken for sccesh, and, to Keep up the excite
ment here, fired several rounds.
CAIRO, July 21.-The rebels have cut the
telt graph wire between Jackson, Tennessee
ara Mt1pphls, dest rosiug our communication
Charged soldiers are paid otf here daily. Siuce
tie middle Of June there have been about
forty. The amount due each will average
s,yenty-fiye dollars.
LOUISVILLE, July 23.-Yes:erday morning,
tra,ps 1r.'Ii Nashville, nurtnward, and Louis.
wills, EoufnNard, met at MiIcllclIsvi1i-, and
both r.1uru. d, owing to Il report that 4
tlon-ann rebel cavalry wife near Kickaud,
Ttbut-s,e.
Guv.ruor Morton, of Indiana, sent thou
esl.d infantry, cayA]ry and artillery to Hsnder-
son. which arrived there this morning. Sinul-
tuhttus]y ope Of our Eunboats Went NJ the
r!ylr with considerable Iosce to prut ct
Cnon residents. Gen. Bo.le also sent orders
IL Ctl. Garyin, commanding It Henderson,,
to uet ris oruus measuIes 10 clean the rebeis
Gu. Of the adjoining counties.
Tie dispatch from Cincinnati last evening,
stating that our cavalry had overtaken Nor
gan's band AT Mount Sterling. ETC., Is without
foundation.
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LATE SOUTHERN NEWS.
Changes In the Rebel Army.


NEW YoKK, July Give make the follow
Ing extracts from late Richmond papers. The
Enquirer Of tue 10Th says:
The Clarl.st Mrrury contladicts the re-
port Of the death Of Mrs. BoAuregard.
has been relieved Of Ills command aud ap-
pointed general of ordnance. His successor ID
reI orttd to be Gen. 8. g. Anderson.
AUGUSTA, Ga, July 11.-The Savannah
Rpuaiea,. Of this morning his dispatch
da'cd Knoxville, Tenn, 18th. which says q
lace Cross Roads. Two regiments Of the
enemy's Infantry aud cavalry we're engaged
with four of our companies Of cavalry, under
the commend Of Col Mcl4ine. Ten men are
killed and missing on Our side. The enemy's
loss The same.
From the Columbia Is. C.) Guardian Of the
18th, we lra1n that Major General Masruder
informed that he is On bis way to E ust Ten.
nesEee, bis presence being neeoed there at the
present juncture Of at1airs.
WASHINGTON, July ga copy Of the Mo-
bile Adtrrttser Of the 11th lust. Is received.
1t says that among the population Of that
portion # the State Of Louisiana lslng shout
west Of New Orleans, there Is 4 numerous
class OF persons Of mixed descent, ignorant,
and scarcely speaking OF understanding the
EEbHsu 4auS HaSE. utaG. II may De
supposed, have little feeling in COM
mon with those who are fighting In
this war. They do not understand the
quarrel they would as soon have northern
gold as confederate paper II not little rather,
no matter for what kind OF disloYa1 service
might be the wages. The loss Of New
Orleans was at first regarded as terrible
blow to the confederate cause, but 1t has
proved fruitful Of the greatest advantages,
and most material its first effect has been
TO arouse the southern cities. The word
has gone forth, no more surrender of seaport
towns except in ashes Batler's rule has in
1eDsit}ed southern hatred Of Yankees. We
mean to fight for our Independence wish such
mt aDs as God and nature have put into our
hands, just as If Intervention was not out of
the question Of hope. The Augusta ConstIu-
t,onatist Gays our government has nox in iFs
lsude several hundred Yankee officers, sons
OF them of high military rank and high social
position. Now is the time to demand
an atonemeut for the atrocities perpetrated by
The misc1eant Butler at New Orleans. Now
il the opportunity to demand ressioutlon Tor
the blood Of the martyred Mumford. His
dta'h cries 10 Heaven for vengeance, let
ta epty or thirty Of the federal prisoners, high
tst In rank, be set aside and held in close con-
tipemept, there remain till Butler Ia delivered
up or until BY the chances of Warh Is threwn
info nur banda.
, 1862-07-24

The Stern its>,ns OF this war are begin
hing to have their effect. The Missourians
art Mginning 10 sec that their help against
gat ygallas must conc from themselves.
They are preparing to organize Morgan
found Kentucky mapping. Her Cnion
mcn will now organize. All through the
loyal Ntr,h it is lime, quite time to organ
ize- Tie military spirit must be kept
alive; our ranks in the field kept full;
home traitors crushed out; printed and ut-
tered treason made deadly and dangerous.
For oil tl4cse, we u,ust organize.
, 1862-07-24
The New Call for Troops,

XD4 NefF CHI Tor TF00pK.
INDIANAPOLIS, July 22.-Quite number o.
companies arrived and departed yesterdl y aud
to-day Tor the seat OF war. Tue military
authorities speak quite encouraglugly OF en-
listments. Companies are now coming into
camp, and 1t is supposed that Indiana will
ill her quota speedily.
Our Senators and congressman are prepar-
ing to work for the regiments in their dis
t1icts. Senators Wright and Lane. and Gen.
Carey are posted for war speeches in various
parts OF the Stute.
No news to-day from our troops, who are
lonking after the gue1rillas ON the Kentucky
border,
, 1862-07-24
TIE NEW WF.

Gen. Halleck assumes the position Of
aConmander-in-C Chief. Gen. Pope's new
order touches the scccsh in tender point
There is hitch in the plan Of postage
stamps as currency. The crop Of excite
1nentsie on the increase. Chicago has had
a salutary reminder Of the enemy in her
midst. The Board Of Trade battery il
full, and an infantry regiment over.
The rebels put On tone Of increased bold
ness, and the dispatch detailing the same
is significant
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Errur8t0ttH.

ERNtEA:tas*k y ! X!!0:ElURlaQM I: / On
sT>JsHA's SUNDAY SCHOOL.
On Thursday, July 2Hth, 1869,
TO FoRRsT BAY GROVE;
Bass Ball, Cricket and oshsr Qa1ees.
A BAED7.n accompany tho Excursion.
efLske Michigan. .sSns Two nl:ss aSse1an W.T.
q rs IL grounds hs*e oa ,sspssea vsh spectat WOW
s.sI, p.:nsqsS aeshaSis spes so II <
1:5 u ess. I'D Kia.is s.. Cd e.. * sss,s f. Il cor
Tickets for adUik3 50 ceAsk: children IS eeatA For
I'd I'd !. s...1 F.s:is s:s9 2:fs
ITO! FOR ST. PAUL
IL THE GRxAr Exccnsror o. rHx sxAsox.
There VIII be mn Excursion 70 Sc. Paul, ovex tho
Chicago and Sor1nw' stein hallway. VA La Crosse
ON TUBSDAE. Eafy 28sh.
From La Crosse to St. PAM A1cnr&iontsss will taktx
Mis<saspp ase1 viii essa % III rSe~ Of scst,s1y IN
e
In gong 10 or returning from It taui, persons ha7
ehesso sse St sro. ta
T1ckstslo1 tho rount trlp 3l20 They vii, beissuet
a's:y w g e. Il % 3
i5g 70 Chic persons Misnsnk to sop over any
-. e. rG
DAY MORNING. the 18th inst, from ths ChicaFo mi
ns . S
Tss tEaia M On shs latter caa e4yes :. ,he aoaF
kxeu1sion 70 st, fsnl this season. ~11~ '1'S
LET ALL IMPROVE 1T.
TIckets car be obtained de Vim. H. Isaua K.o ar
H. 1as b s.h & Gslta "a .a. Rs,
Is Msshsaist esaieS ;sa'ta sae "a 0s II
, 1862-07-24

BAIz1,toRx. July :.S.-The City Council re-
3$e*mo1ao ahet .. cninX Tue second branch
1secessioas44) re}ec1so the rzsolut,oo makia9
~ a{Fntpssatl0n Tor volnosAers CouB1def able
Asdagnattop W1a exprers-d by out8lders. It IL
t5honRht thry ~nl fucede fr<Im Ihetr action to-
:@9K nnAsT the prrssuse of public opinion.
, 1862-07-24
Iowa Stale Republican Convention.

DEs MONIES, Iowa, July 23.-Thc Republl-
can State convention met to-day. T'he at
tendance Was very large, and the convention
h.ruonious, Mr.. Wright, Of Deia ware couotv,
was nominated Secretary Of s'a1e; NJ
Harvey Of Fremont, rus,sst.r; Mr. }. ".
Cassel1 was re nominated for auditor, and
c. G. Nourse for attorney general.
, 1862-07-24


~ PILLS.
cer.nin Cure for Diseased Liver and the Many Dan.
gerous Maladtes which arc Caused By Morbid
Condition Of that Organ.
IN %r I'll GbESky s ssas
tosg wonderful elects which attested 6y thou.
sands Of reliable witnesses, We present bEtef
pKscHnTIOx OF THE nCXAS LIVER
and its functions, which will make the operation OF
,his rop%;as medicine perceplb!e to every mans IN
III isei i supplied with poo,vesse,a nerves. ant.
ahsutbents. One of Its obvious b tn scc1ee anu
EIsrars tne hs Il iksTiss r tsrs tns 1ISod "A ~
sahly nssss:ay T. hs.|th !; IL e
n: s an TIE Ss
nn md 9thsF r%Fs In morbid sondl!cn + must
Ps
ful and dangerons but the Iess them quite enough
lie pcstoru ance of any os the daies oi i Tlis ID
healthy stte of tic system rery often ends In pumo
Ike sireqiasioa the blood y conducted In this
nerlhs cart ssnss ;Se vit9i current down through
ippurittes ~ lts progress I.sa ne stfsan q 6:ed
ti9n seroaa oF scssey any o.hsr M kind ef
io1 a .e at tne III e
consumption They usually begin their treatment with
spaa ., "pa@ Il up H.
Of 'n Ire r. f9ns
Ii. Sehcnck's
rrLAoxlc STRUT. sEAwKEn TONIC. AND MANDRAKE
FILLS,
VIII strength the system. purify the blood. and Eipcn
lEsabereu,o,s consumption where The stomach md
sfs syaS sas Il u
e blood and restore the patient to health the cav
@ Il D. Sass. Ss ss T.: .sf s
this tectn q the country. sympathising from forbid
oa ana
tss% asoa{Ssn iae F9%Sais ne syIaR ;esHs e
ys ~
y esa
doug more to regulate he stomach nd vsf taan Wy
them nov Il ths ~ arg snd sys5y one i
" 1 I
lis always reach ne scat Of tue dsease They are a.
o. Any Cher nine mineral III poison IL hsit curative eaecs
day y; M wo az I'd s
tey have e3eelled i;sEe worms; from n Sthes morbid
wo6DKRYuL CURES.
In certain cases persons who had been III sor long
time with dseased hver-skin sallow: tongae coated.
Sssh eeats ssd s IL psEfsss
this medicine Some Who were thus relieved haA Be- b..
Sse Ssd enesR e ~ enougs q move 10 hand Or foet
II su sssS 81 Gs
ss s ;s sssh asFtsa
aEo I lazy I'D DF sensask taat she I'd tsksn !hs
e.a5 e so
4osfS sspsn ND e. Ice
he passed thoussnds Gf small worms tascartdes> and
g b. :. the
sed aa
@9ynz I'D sst,as Psas I'D p
= R' s<. =
ss ss e s fss e: sS
NAR54KE :l5ts sysI aisss fSS wssk1 aad
e. as
which ordinary persons @ , Too1d hayc p?ydesd se
g. sea
q saa e c.
lizard Frem thss tms &c began 70 rseo1sE "a
proper medicine and proper treatment. Any parse.
iast sEoss taas thsy h1,s Fgs o. a.
@ she sse1etioa ii. not topatss tsen take Do:
&c tbsre il vi cleanse .hs s1ste aud leave tha ps
volume Eo1ld oe reqoiEc1 to I'VE estss ssseas
oflhe remarkable cures rtIE9msde eX p. sEHEMMGk' M
4S%fG I'd H. tSe ~
eoapaI ied ty fun dtsecttons Tor the ~ Of them
xs e g En- &
attentive treatment. ne make8 charge f.r xdv!ce
| Dr. J. Il. schenek's principal ofuce 10 1t - North q
s:lee,, Phiedeiphia. Pa~ waeso MI aetssts Of ads
Ffice Of he Pulmonlc Syrup md seaweed Toni
Mandrake F1lls Is cents per box. The trade suppl
by
| LORD & SMITH, -.''
3Late stsest Chicago. wholesale aEsnss. ).
| ty7&4o641m71ew
HFSCRIfTIVE ROLLS,
For sa1o a& TKIBUEK ORF1"E
! iyM3* II ClAsk 1tse
, 1862-07-24

PHILADELPHIA, July, 23.-The strike on the
Leigh Canal Is ended. a large force OF laboeers
are now at work On terms offered BY tho Com
pany.
, 1862-07-24
Gbt Grihune.
THE WAR SPIAIT.


The city rceled and rang with the wa /.
spirit last evening, and the earlier scenes e
the outbreak Of the rebellion were qui 8
restored. 1t began just after nightf +
at the glorious meeaing of the ttr'
glorious Chicago Board Of Trs A.
The great assembly went up to fever b s
There are thermometers th.t registe, Ee
highest point reached By the mercury Sc
the later fluctuations what they may, uttssre
stands the index steadfast and signifl-
cant, The Board of, Trade meeting 1ad It's |
Registering thermometer last night; cur
Eeaders will discover it in our full report
published elsewhere, and this honorable
record is MEN AND MEANS already
realized. The Board Of Ttade will 60
their last man and their bottom dollar for
tie Union. Their bat&cry has overAowed
fts prscribed bounds, and so an infantry
regimen, is to he the result The List Of
subscriptions tells ef the earnest and I've
3mlIio1ism of the B,arL There are SUMS
sct opposite names there, that arc ior the
donors 1arger sum than the princcly
donation Of Mcssrs. 6turgcs & Sons, but all
swell the figures, and tue work will 60 On.
From the Board Of Trade rooms the
gathering adjourned to the open air. and,
led OF by tive band. moved through our
principal streets, fiually mastering about
tie north entrance 70 the Court House
square, where various impromptu har-
angucs were made, short, sliszp and STIR
1iug.
An accession to all these qualities Of the
meeting, and vastly to its numbers, WAS
gained about II p. m, BY the rumor, which
spread like wlldflre, Of an cneute in pro-
Ere&s among the rebel prisoners at Camp
Douglas. The most extraordinary stories
i qfsss aaa Inai1apeeea ID INC Se!5: an. -~'1ne
scene that haioHeo Tas Understandable NC
refer TO our reports else" mere 1or inc oe-
tails and TIC or1glh u 1his 1an'ofeo dlstoro"
nnoc. Us 1ar US they could DC obtained W
our reporters despatched 10 camp Uoue-
las. .......
The war has 1angulsned for tie LACK OF
war spirit Twill oe So no LANCER. 1t has
been hard 1uF our Northern communi-
tics to realize the war The raid
iu:o Indiana, the present excitement
oil along the Ohio, the actually
exposed condition OF r1vcr towns
and cities viii do much to work
the nccdcd change Chicago has been
prrnc to deem the war some hing, happily,
1nnofn FINN TIC And This 1y}i1n fn1
, 1862-07-24

Has applications for tho following cssses Of Real Es
tste in hs eity. to which he respectfully calls the at
untion Of those Wishing to sell.
Commissions a. low as charged By sny other tou.c
In the city.
IN THE SOUTH DIVISION,
WANTED.
Good uodtr m built sesidencu On Michigan or VS.
bash averue. worth 30 900.
4 other Ct tho class that ust ba brick sttuA
ted either Of the avenues, stre<ta worth
from IS 900 to IS 900 in cash.
WANTED.
Good II sldencc On Wabash avenue for which the ap
plcsDt dealrts to exchange hrst class unmproyeu
Michigan and Wabash avsnue property, aud psJ ths
difference In cAsh-
WANTED.
Houas and Lot On Edina P1aes, near Harrsnn or vAn
Buren ttreets, worth 5000; viii pay 10 In c4sh anil
give new house snd lot ettuated at Hydc Pask 10.
500. the house alone having cost that amouzt.
WANTED.
House and Lot situated on any good street north OF
Ringo.d Place. worth from u 400 to $1,e0 Wilt par
500 to 900 IN csah ana two Other oaimproyed lots
In the South DivIaon.
WANTED.
Gu I'd HuHts u4ImpEVTGQt 0U 3llEal%a0, Wa.
bash Indiana or Prairie avenues, near Iangod plae.
for which cash Will be palo.
wANTEp.
Vacant Lot 90 Michigan. Wabash. Indiana Or Prairie
Old stett not less taaa 50 e.t front for
which " cottage and lot Gtuated on wabasllay..
South Of tAnEo1d riace and now rrntlng for IS Der
month. will be given, ard difference paid
I'm WEST DIVISION.
WANTED
4 gnod House and Lot between Ha.sted street and
"C1ion r4.k," to cost not over $..0p. situated Oh
Washington. Monroe. Adams OF Randolph streets
SAMUEL CEHR,
Real EStste Broter, No. 36 Daarborn street.,
15:ftst2thc: Opposite fremont House,
, 1862-07-24
DECRU11S WANTED.-I have
IL orders to ruses
Company Of Volunteers,

To be tered Into the first regiment organized in
this county under the late call Of she Pfesd ut for
S01Mp additional troopa When mustered ia eaehrnan
Will rrc.lve 800 cash and from *ls y $n Per month
office and enroll your naues your coantry wants you-
WAR ALEXANDER WE'D, Recruiting officer.
al 4 rs Randolph street, aud IS KInzis st1eet cor
Fer OF Wells. jY3tt19S$
, 1862-07-24

7 OsT.- Dollars Reward
l., Let yeste'dsy morning 1niy 2 between ,yt hur
e;n Iranspo' tat3s y Co. geek foot ot stsss sssee
Stockton, No. 9 pole's But1r1ng, the cover. ANY
person having fund the A?yre md will return trs
D ck H. receive the above reward besides tho thanks
u tile ownefA tY2ikUSt
, 1862-07-24
LORD E 6MlTH H. =
. Lake stsest Chicago. wholesale aEenss.
ty3& sQ63 1m7tow

DHscRn1 T. TIys y; :: 1Ri9ds8 ROLLS; S,,r-z
.NHs j.. - - 81 Clask itsose.
, 1862-07-24

w ANTED- By q single gentle.
~ 1nan- t~o unf1rnlshed re1ma, paros and bed
room 10 private f4mil3 twtthout board not more
than ten mfnutes' walk from the Post Or1e.. Prize
n.ust be moderate. tan furnish the best reference
AaEress. with terms ~. 3, BOX 1d41, j12t t.. Ut
" "ANTED-C Cheap, for cash, q
w \ good second hand Top or Open Que horse
buggy. Address, foss days. SIDNEY SCOTT ch.ca.
, 1862-07-24

TOR RENT-The fine residence
l. No. 13 Dea.boan r1ace. ro ees'on g!yea Sept4m.
Der lst or thtrenbcuts, AEpls ~ GEORGE y. HIGH,
81 sUuth Clark street. jy2ttnSt