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, 1862-07-04

CLOSE or TIE MARKET.
TCEsD,x, July 1.-THE promise at the close Of
sold today cent !. pound, net, 1owes than just as
coed ones sold e'5ly, MONDAY morning, ?ad i will
1ate. Indeed s3lue Of the owners aud brokers
gave up tic hops Of selling out early in tie lsy,
end ordeA cd their cattle ont tu pasture; and We
zaa be m pd Ge sq4 81
deurt, which may Eedace the nambeE Of sale stock.
thoush ihe whoieta ones are better disposed 1o
buy io.cay, on account Of favorable change ia !
ths wsaRs tRe ne:as s Fsdacon T. s Ao
ag = nu ha enc n@t 9f iha M
boa !pnpy 91 he
olnb he ecas % M we qnS ~ neaa =
head. 7,1r-o,s rrrrr.
salHs " i1llSolS 1s, hhs' -:
stesaa saas 1aso9 9ao nS D. efs ssa
W5ieht. aSe!aEe 62z ewt; at 1EGSc:.
M9!Ta5 &31ser % arc selnn On tne1t own account
5cwt. yh5sh nay net little it over &c e n ,,t Also,
g poae0i q nc aa1Gny an}r Eo sooo 'ar no's
Simon ClreE sells 1s9 Of Grow + rlrey's good
illinois steers, average x cwt., which he is try
afs sn Z CO. baSe II head of very good H.
inois steers, fed npon their own firm estimatsdto
sM and eel at s@szc b for ha the
0tsSfa Sa eold 81 Of j. craer good fat
ID sm,, Vt av s@c n 'st e'ef lo' anu
Tirkerine, budley & Colwel sold II State steers
forslocum 1t 75Se d b, and Il do 1or johnson, at
nsr1is s coddipgton, 81 fair illinois steers, av
6x cNt.. On their o3Fu account. won't net Sc = g.
+ ID Doty as Of j Nichors good, fair, lii
| John 4 Merritt, 1875 OF John T Alexander's I'LL
mis- steers tie tail sold at S4b not over Tc a D.
and ton gene1ay abous Sc he who1c al
| .h.r+ IVA - - '
, 1862-07-04

Port OF CHICAGO.

ARRIVED. July3.
Stmr Sunbeam, Morgan, Two Rivers. Is brls fish
eundr1es -.
Prop Ottawa, Warren, Muskegon, 1s9 N lumber,
10 N lath.
Prop Lady Frank1in, Napier, St Joseph, 1,50 t1es,
30 b11s fish.
Prop Mcnona, Conke5. Buffalo, ndse.
Prop Neptune. Newman, buhAlo- mdse-
Prop Ontonagon, Mt!Efns. Geder1ch.
Bark B 4 Stannard. Vance, Cleveland
Brig Mechanic, Collins. tClaiI, 125 m lumber;
Echf Plymouth Rock, Pattcn. oswewo, 1000 bt1s
ealt.
gchr Comet, Stewart, Bufalo. 166 tons coal.
Bchr West WIND. Love, Buffalo, 500 brls Eslt.
Schr Josephine Dresden, Ftnaega1, Ful1er's Pier,
IS N lumber
sehr Racine, OAnosJ. Sun Bsy. 40 N lumber.
, 1862-07-04
UNION PLANK ROAD COMPANY.
STERLING, Ill, June 80, 1869.


THURSDAY EVENING, July, 1862.
RtEp1a roa LAST TwEsrI-Foun aouzs.
Flour Wheat Corn Cats Rye Wool |
c,n, 0rls. bs; 81 etses b; 0a. eu- ns'
i55 i9S;S f9SS iSi!S i5{s5 a''' 81 81
& tE&S ,:: e.. ISL 11las 5y5Gs 1s5s Ills 12ls9
Sc g.: g. So So iSss5 SO ae;5 ;9 :o $50 @ e:e
zota....... 5s19 es7l9 zo57s5 1915 2s07 1895
VIZ: r. 4aD 4 = DH.sa 1esa. 1EnEtass e u
SSSI' s 81 hR e@ g 80: @ s s -. 80. "a. ~ rs IS
e @faR: ioS S 49,. ~. ii @ ~. 75l -:
&5tE.:::: { AE -: si5 is -: -: ie6 SIS SIS
zotas.-..,. $40 2a0a 2ss 1900 I'LL 15sls
eupuxgs sr LAKE LAST 7wExrT-FoCn Houns.
Flsar }a Wheat Sa oS5n Sn qata Pa Iys e Ear. Sn
70 Bnaao.... sa75 4sise slS525 $500 -: 49, -.
= = T eslse:s - -. '":' NV 1ii59 -: " " -: -:
10 10 K;ns,1nn {; s,rn1a. -: asooo s5 49,. .:. 80.
Ts o&osoaes:: Sasaaen: -: ao:. 25oo 800 -: -: -
Tots ....... SITS 1876 4o7s5o 25soo -. 49,.
EtltIe1b ANIL elItALN16 b1 LAhL-1b o.
Receipts. Shipments.
Lumber, IT,. i $4,000 Flour, brls...... 5000
La16. pes;:::: iioS9 CON, .25S'5;5 -
Slaves. no.-.... g Lead, pigs. GOO
Pls1, pkgs."-.. ~ ~
Goal, 1ohs..'-'. 3 363
SALT, brl6...... 5,tuu
RECEIPTS AND sH1PAEsTs BIZ cASAl-JCLT ?.
Receipts. Shipments.
Wheat, bu....... 81 Lath, pcs......... 4 9oo
e0fR' s6ipmsnta '4' s5i sait Bis. ss Is
Lumber, IT,. e5e,as1 Potatoes, bu.... 26
Shingles, no sooto
Ihe receipts Of produce today embraced 5,sts
prls flour, C6, TO bu wheat, and 2o5, m ou
a gloom vas cast over change to-day in conse-
qucnce Of the unfavorable intelligence from the
army before Richmond. which was rather increas-
ed By the news from New York Of 8 heavy decline
in securities of all kinds and material advance in
gold.
The depreciation Of securities, however, affected
the leading markets for breadstus rather fayora.
ble-especially wheat, which Was in better request
| for shipment to Canada, and We note an advance
in prices Of about 1c per buehel with Eales Of $780,
GtO bushels, at 6o9sGc for No. white winter, 8ts
for No. 2 red winter, s3Ec0s5c for ambel
| Iowa, S1482c for No spring, and 729z75c for No
| aspring-the market closing hrm.i
| There was also better inquiry for yellow, AM
the market wae decidedly better, though not quo
tably higher. About :, 500 brls changed hands, q
a5M Is for White winter extras, Auu 9o.ooaa4 C
for sprs9s extras. superdne brands were in goo
request at S5.9o@3 10.
On account of the scarcity OF vessels there wa
lcss shipping inquiry for Corn, and the marke
ruled z@Xc lower. Canal Corn a1oat was scarce1
saleable, on account Of the difficulty in obtainin
etorage-room, and eome boat-loads were presEe
to ea1e at decline Of 1c. About IS, 600 bushel
only chnnged hands at CSC for Old Mixed aloat
215:c for New Mixed afoat; Csc for mixed in stort
and aG14I2GEc for New Mixed in store.
Oats were Eteady ut 26c. RE firm, with sales
No at 42c. Barley was firm and scarce Higl
wines were active and 1rm-with eales Of 1,2(
b1ls at 2se.
F1eights were tlrmeG, under scarcity OF yesae
with slight engagements at TIC for wheat
Kingston, and 1sc to oswtgo, 1219c fol. .wheat N
l,Kc for corn to Buffalo,
, 1862-07-04
MARINE NEWS.


Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tribunal
DETROIT, July g. 1sea.
TF-Prop Dubuque; harks Monitor, Queen
City: seAr Twin Sister, Flight, Jane Ain, Mai=t,
Gco Worthington.
Dows-Prop Chicago: bark Vim. Jones, Hans
Croker, London; schr Aedbary, Wellington,
sAlaunto, Vim. Ralnor.
Weather plcasant-,5ind southwest.
MOVEMENTS OF CHICAGO VESSELS.
ARRIVED At BUFFALO FROM CH1CAGo-Ju1y l.
Props Dubuque, Badger State; barks David Morris,
E. c. L, Naomi, B. S. Sheppard, Sunrise, Norway,
Great West 2, Norman brigs J. $. Harvey, Mary,
Fanny Gardner, Young America eehrs. c. c. Trow-
bridge, cayusa. Cuba, Eagle Wing, Fortune. A. s.
Rodgers, Nightingale, Denmark, Gtpsey, Massil-
Ion, Autocrat. Grape Shot, White Cloud, Kate
Richmond, sasco, Grace Murray, Norwegian, E.
s. J. Be1uis, Mitchell, Stampede. E. T. Barney.
CLEARED FROM BrrFho FOR Cu1cAGo-J1ly1- l.
Props Tonawauda, Dubuque; barls B. S. Sheppard,
". S. Person. H. G. W1nslow, Norman. Naomi !;
brigs Fanny Gardner, Young America, Mary; sehrs
Minot, Fortune, Grape Shot, White Cloud, So:we-
gian, Denmark, Grace Murray, Nightingale. Clip
scy, Eagle Wing, Stampede, Kate Kelly.
VESSELS PAssIrG THROUGH THE WELLAND
CASAL.-We are indebted to Capt. E. 2. Durr for
the following Lat OF vessels passing through the
| WeEand Canal:
, 1862-07-04

p. l.
u f w l,, ~ shs
. VII a. - tntt 49, %, e4g.T ~ 49, ~
de ceesjss ever vet w haye done. A ~ 'SA1
9th. + We don't relieve II any bankrupt law;
" fro+ s-,1;o,t,o v,
LIE It.+, I'll 81: - IA Wv ~ s ,cf
s ah1d -uh;s xa,ria. su ~ -
~ ~ mei1hho1a % ~ World isb ~ ha 5one
'-hans 5nTr isn1n IN sgo,1a tn1n ont W n he
WSan coDered% tbeth,oh
ard f3iS;re enactnent There's noint m ynn
HI1 rth Wa Tant ~, ~ 6ome Il "a terTi6le Int
u,entI,rr snd haa;des 5e aTe ajresdy neariv used
nsed n IN seryIne onr country." A~'
AnsfferHTndee5 snnnose you a5iourn oTerfor
one weE. 20 down in a body and take q look at
uItRlchtnond. Perhaps you would come to the
GnGs'o4 taIs lnaR Ivy en ga41s1 a. dngv ~
eoft cushioned seats few days longer. Try the
experiment.: a !1, ,- =, r,ono-as. r.,o ;zo.,-a,
the wifsre Of the people, to remsin now at lis
post 1otil December, II necessary, and attend to
nls ony re REQUIRE ses 81 men y 10 our IN.
eise hefie eaee and peraouai comfott. aud e7erR
one shu be held strictly accountable for any fail
tGser'e n1s countts W tne ess ee&el& o1 LIE
Wetsk also every reade, Of these coluus who
1s II tvor OF bankrupt La" and ~ other inpot-
, 1862-07-04
DIED.

In this city tue morning Of the Sd inst. ADA F..
wife If Andrew E. Austin. aged 81 years.
The funeral viii be held nt So.4 Knights Block,
Harrison street. Sunday. July 9Th. at2 NJ Friends
notice.
, 1862-07-04

Rev. n. D. Williamson, pastor elect Of the In
diana Dutch Reformed Church, will preach on Sun
evening. corner Of Monroe and SaDgamon streets,
Sptrtualisul-AIrs. Nellie L. Niltsle will lec-
ture in old Trinity Church, Madison street, on
Sunday. July 9th, 1862, at 1Q9 8. m. aud X P. m.
Admission, 70 cents.
, 1862-07-04
NoT1cE.-There will be 40 payment to the
families Of soldiers by the War Cog 2ittee on~
Saturday, for want Of funds. -.
l. G. THBooP, Chairman.

FUNERAL NoT1cB.-The funeral Of A1e1an-
der Anderson, member Of Company 4, Chi
cago Light Artillery, will take place from the
residence Of his father, 84S State street on
Sunday the 9Th Of July, at 5 p. n. Az mem
Light Artillery, are requested to attend with
out further rotice. c. 2. BRADLEY,
ChairMaa Funeral Committee.
, 1862-07-04

w Grin sold 'tin store'' Is subject to ac saor-
agt, schic is PAID BY TIE buyer, ecclusirs Of the
Is ,nadc Il ach;ch The seller pays The storage, 1t is
quoted !" rec Of storage" or ". Q. o.
, 1862-07-04
LAW INTELLIGENCE.

D1unona1No 1saran !a 6siHJohn McAvoy Is MsFi5e
Bank ef ChicaSo; ass91ps1t Issue 1 M ana n5ana aam-
fer 3 .new. trial. No. 655-James B: Crosby ys;
Joseph J. Cooper; eiectment. At1er eE1dence and
foF SF anew new trial. No 7s3--The United States =.
Chauncey Baker ct III debt. Costs paid aud dis |
missed ftom docketon motion e District Attorney.
debt;defendauts eefaultea and writ ofenquiry;5u
sworn and report $3.50. No TA7-The UniIed States
": Lcan5er Collins Ct a. dsfsnoaat; dept; - eane
agreement the causes consolidated, and PA parties by
attorney come; jury sWoIn; &c. No. sS5-E:tsd57
s11.5ss.ss.
There is an order pending for petit jury for |
next ThuredaY, the 10th met, for the July term
Also motions for new tcals will be called up, and
disposed Of. On Saturday morning next.
CRcur CornT oP cooK CousTT-. -Betors Judge
e. eh59pse S1 eoRa Ri i2ad iDd
court with q: verdict for defendant and assess
damages Ep5t3ined By Eeason Of tse ta6ing 81 the M
Hey III arse''SSo " III hipsnd liz d'1 7e. ~ Sard say n.y.
lcr dis1nissirg. overruled, 49,, defendant
iepdant within len days enter into bond il sum Of
$40, with J. Gray as eurcty: No. 559-People.
Fos osR 81 aSd d 81 81
costa Of defendant. No. 562-People, &c, vs..
Louisa Harper; iniaii2st;;sf fnt: motion to qua-h IL
dictnent oyerruled, and defendant came, and for u
plea says she is not guilty and moves the court to
~ tne seIsi;Ia = III ~ ~ ~.
end af3dayi:. iudcment vacated and iefenfinnts H.
lowed to pluAl.
aas - - ~ eHno ~ ~ pIu ~ e1.s1 an.u JULY
the Sentember 1erm al this couTt1 to i've
evidence in behalf Of the people, against Yogel ct
e. and n deiault lhefSo1 she De put Into the Gus
''u' VI 'No A'Ne' - ~ eoo- w
DPsEn7En CaTGHT-Jno. Ranch. n iesertcr
f-or, +ha 5e+b roo;uonr 7t1jrois va1nntaorz
A 'AS N @~5 ~ '
was arrested yesterday ano 1ocheo up toa"At
the arrival OF 0thcer5 IRON Ills regiment.
| At Sherman House, wedding and "ca!i
cards, written and engraved Five qulrcs French
paper and envelopes, most fashionable pattern, Gle
| gantly atamped. 81 Call in parlors. For samples
| mail two stamps to yankee tafdWIltet." 1e2i-a!t
Sc 30 ~. =
es...-- Ts;s .-s.:.et,a .-.u $50 -eos
e-1AN 1@N1-c - 80 '.,-s1.S ,'-.-~s - -~
su.n7 - ~ 80 -..s'...1,- N.e
osHe1S' - W. .enN- e'r W" W
President; L. E. Alexander, Cashier je2s-12t
| ,7-,---o.
o1N1't..-Di: ute1 olue'' "' ~ 60 eiaSA
klteet WILL DC closeo 1o1 fepa1fs 1os Ole HeeS Hom
duly 9TH. 1862. jS46t
Arrears.
, 1862-07-04

HOGS-ReceiEed during the last twenty-four
hours I'LL. The market to day has been very
dull, (shippers no disposition to purchaze.} and
closed with decline Of 10 cents per 100 lbs. The
foCQTing are the tables TO-DAY.
, 1862-07-04

The High School Examination.
The examination ut the High School will
take Place Monday and Tuesday Of next
week. in the folloT}ng order;
, 1862-07-04


THURSDAY EVENING, July >, 1863.
The war ncHa has been the absorbing theme in |
conversational as well as all other circles During
- - ~, n.os ~, pot,-,oc Az |
,raasrd cve,vho1v and when 1atc in the afternoon
more fayorchc repo1t came. to the great relief Of
thc citv the hanks we're closed. In ep1te Of these
uo"aro elteunsaness, n1oz. ~ 'no n" u'na
q ta1r amount Oh ouslnes6 oone. me amount VI
paper offering is. however, far below the wishes |
anu tne y. . Th ~ r,a5o -,.,
AoAA ~ 'oAN T. ~ ~ /
figure at the leading banks. !
ne" Aotk eAcoanse W. IL Alf seques1' w.
tations remain as heretofore, par buying and i
fclhng, Win los snall olals anu VI eo1eetloas.
Inc hafket lot go1o was 1s'efisA' 1ne pus.ns
range was 'E4eC' tne io"el us1e psAs; 1ne
carry morning ra1cs selins nv. ssas n.,.s
changed hands al any price Inc n'sne1 "as 1nc
rate in the New York market.
New York dispatches showed the most Intense
.,.o;+n,,ont n u-or st-,ot Tho variation orcn in
government securities was TcEy considerable. We
R'lef ~ ouf olepS.esDes .oA .N' '''s .A'es'
M11~AVkEE-lhe Se"tanxt ot tms morning
sayB:
~ ;nn,o,sod err,,v oe e<cha,oa hoe c.ueo7 y
%ot5 Ihn & N "a Ia'eS on was III Inc sa
, 1862-07-04

1.-THE Fourth..2
There vii be no meeting Oh 'Chunge tomorrow.
, 1862-07-04
NeE York Cattle NTarket-JuIy 3.
E4i,riGcod 1

l3b1ldEed from the y. T. Trlbune.
BEEF CATTLE.
Number reported for this market at Forty fourth
stTcet, a.Ie8.
The prices today are quoted as follows;
First quality. S 61sE Ordinary .-...... T@7
Medium Z g7EI
No good extra beeyes quoted.
The general average Ct The market at le=s than
Tie. --.,
The most Of the Gales range from &c to SC.
Prices per Eead ard per pound. Of different
weiE hts will ee found In accounts OF Ea!e5 OF sun-
dry droyts.
Total number Of bce7es received in the city this
week 6,7s7.
BEEvEs from DIFFERENT STATES.
4. H. Allcrton & Co., proprietocE or tie Wash
iugtGn Drove Ya1ds, FoEiy-tourth street, reports
cattle in market from the following States:
New York. k..--...... 70 Kentucky. .....,. 80
PeEsylYania....... % Iowa - ...-.-. 50
Ohio ............... 573 Missouri ..--..... lis
Indiana. 229 Michigan Il
1llinOiR hl-i i
, 1862-07-04

D1scHARGED.-Thc State street grocer who
YVES arrested q few days since, charged with
Ehe larceny Of q quantity Of potatoes from the
icpot Of the Rock Island Railroad, was yes
fcrdav discharged by Justice Fitz, it appear
ing that the bill Of lading received from the
freight agent covered the property alleged to
taye been stolen.
, 1862-07-04


ILLINOIS AND MICHIGAN CANAL.
ARRIVED. D.-..........July2 z.
DR. Han1y, LaSalle, 5,057 bu corn.
Boston, LaSalle, 5,6al bn corn.
Marion. Seneca, 5,210 bu corn.
Lemont, Lasal1e, 5,3s4 bu corn.
Onward, LaSalle, 4,9ST bu corn.
Imperial, LaSal1c, 5.765 hn corn.
Brilliant, Ottawa, I, 400 bu corn, 354 bu wheat.
Jefferson. LaSalle. g. SEQ bu corn.
Gold E1ele, LaSalle. $500 bu corn.
Antippa, LaSallc. 5,48t bu corn.
Alexander, LaSa1le, 6335 bu com.
Garaba1di, LaSal1e, 1850 bu corr.
CLEARED. ...July2.
Goodell, Ottawa.
Atlantic. Morris.
KeF City, Norris.
TheTp, Joliet.
Africa, LssaI1e, 50 ,13a # lumber, 285z N 18th.
CEsar LaSalle.
Jas Patrick. Ottawa. IL, GIG It lumber.
Gen Grant. Ottawa. 50 I'm lumber, q, ,701 lath.
Alabama, Lasalle, 7u,s65 # lumber, IL, $50 latt.
Lockrort Loclport, q 1C0 it lumber a. SIG staTes
and headings, SO brla ealt.
Empress, LaSalle, 619 # lnmber, II II lath.
Neptune, OTTAWA. ITO brls salt.
Humboldt, Joliet, 43,481 it lumber, so N shingles
Mould City, Lasaile. 2oz7 lumber, 500 # siding
brls ealr, 2 hhds eugar-
EnnteF, Ottawa, 10 brls ea1t.
Pareon BrownloW, LaSalle, II ,94 # lumber, 49,
Al. t1alis, iasal1e, Is $50 It lumber.
Monitor. LaSa11e. 105 N lumber.
, 1862-07-04

NEW Music FOR SABBATH Schools
Messrs. Root &: Cady have just received
7arce invoice OF the Silver Chime and the
ssCantata Of the Christian Gracc.," by Geo.
F. Root, Esq. This little work is designed
for Sabbath Schools and is gem OF its kind.
at the East it is meeting With rapid sale,
over thousand copies being disposed Of
6aily. It's succcsE in the West Will be fully as
s~rr1t
, 1862-07-04

THE CITY.

NO Paper.
In accordance with our usual arrangements,
and to give our employees an opportunity Of
celebrating the National Anniversary, no
paper will be issued from this Office to-mor-
xpW morning.
, 1862-07-04

S1.AuGuTER.-Thc first three days OF July
have been sIgnalized By the indiscrlminate
slaughter Of CANNES running at large and un-
muzz1ed. Six hundred "dorgs" hare died in
the West Division alone.
, 1862-07-04

u Oue Of the MOTT attractive seddeaees n -
Tc.aitY q ChicaEo, aopssaatA!ly n1slt q Hzh1a7d
{11-DM u offered for gale 1t . great bargain.
It is dtuated IN the educational village a. ET32sds
where railroad ne1iItss sse sGea q enable nnsaeA
business hours and Ehere t1ee q tie best endowed
Institntonsaf the HortaEga are located which wt1A
The 1o1se is two and h4n stort3 In height On .
commanding eznnence. oveflook1 tie Village and tekH
Surrounding It twenty Ac1e1 OF Cultivated l8ye9
WITH aEood barn, e1ealenf Eats5 nesr s1 tes q a
asa ag 1E lasSs Pc H5S Fa q <
stationary p11ats qs1al3y GqluTatad III gardenI
taf caah win credit for the balance For fo1tkr rx
HcglarA inquire At no. ~ 9Guh Ws4ef q, Chicago
IL G7SB84du 6EQE6k z. FOSTER
, 1862-07-04

81rs. Lofty Hough on Her Travels
The Boston Courier relates the following
incident as having occurred at East Boston on
Wednesday Of last week, just previous to the
departure for Liverpool Of the British eteam-
ship Africa, in which e well known Chicago
conedlenne figured;
Mrs Lofty Hough, who appeared at the
Howard AthenRum q few weeks eince. and
gained considerable applause in her persona
tlons Of Impossible 7 ankee Girls. had SECURED
her passage y. the steamer. Ehen her husband
hearing g it, vent to the Chief Of Police aud
leFFp2tnted that she Was non commas y,ae4t:s
and that he wanted to have her arrested The
Chief knew nothing Of the facts IL he case.
and therefore sent an Intelligent officer viii
the husband to Investigate it. Mrs. Houoh
husband pointed her out to the officer, and al.
1ected him roughly, in the presence O
others, to arrest that woman Mrs. Houef
Immediately went on shere at the request O.
the officer, and explained to him that she hat
been obliged to support her husband for th,
past ten years, and that she was nov going Il
England to escape from bis prosecutions. Th
husband meanwhile WIS engaged in drsggin,
Some Of biz Eife'e baggage ashore, mud II in
forming the people around him that he Va
going TO have Mrs. Hongh arrested. Ate
Tearing the story, the officer told Mrs, Houg
that he had no authority to deta1n her, tha
Ehe appeared capsble Of taking care OF hel
eelf, and that she could depart In the ateame
end take her baggage with her, which she *
cordingly did; and her husband YRS left Q
the wharf without money enough to pay b,
passage in the ferry back to the city"
, 1862-07-04

LAD1Es' MEEr1SG.-The ladies Of Chicago
interested in The success Ct the Young Mems
Christian Association, propose grand floral
benefit Oh Thursday and Friday Of next week.
To 1,erfect arrangements already Initiated, a
seccrd meeting is called At the roo2s of the
Association, On Saturday, July 5th, at four
O'clock =. H., and = general attendance Of all
ladies favoring the eJort is earnestly solicited
Let Ill The churches be well represented with
out special invitation.
, 1862-07-04

DEsERTER CACGHT.-Jno. Rauch, desertcr
from the 5Sth regiment Illinois volunteers
WAS arrested yesterday and locked up to await
the arrival Of officers from his regiment.
, 1862-07-04

We would call the attention Of those
iutgresrsd to the advertisement Of Messrs.
Fullacat "a Smecth, who want several
COPPER and tin sn1lt.1s.
, 1862-07-04

ncnt for Ills evening. Thn sweet little sonp-
s,,,:ss. Mary NcV;cSer ia 10 anncar in the =,
tcrnopn, in addition to the entire company, ia
3 glorious entertainment. The evening will
bc devoted to PATRIOTISM and grand e1hibi,
lion o. nfe-"o5ks, III no4or Oh the day ana
9aa oui Aias aee Na's u soo1 ses1ea ZOE
TIE FOURTH OF srLT PRAiER MEETING.
7hn yonnr MEMS Christian Association
! bo1d ,,,.;r ar1rn1 nraScr meeting on this daV
~ ao't the;T ,5' rnoIns fnr;er ~; Washington and
- aHor; ne strats 80 Ha+a a XII AZ
nSitsd to nset Stb ~ and y, 1,rsv - ~ -
~ ~ sl'1o ~ nseS NAIL ~ no pay i'i oof coun'
tfJ'
THE RAILROADS.
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sE1ft o. Losia5 ;I nave re- 5eqaeeo aaSf fase 10
aan la5 r wrle a WI @ aao hnaa imnGee 1 u tng II
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THE GREAT GERMAN NATIONAL FESTIVAL.
This festival for the benefit OF the gallant
sjeel. viii be held at Wrirht's Grove, North
, 1862-07-04

CoS71srEp.- L. Keith, late City
susger and inspector Of liquors, vas yesterday
arraigntd before the police court for ezercis'
ing bis yocation as inspector after the appoint
nent of his successor. The case was contin-
led to the 18th instant 70 allow defendant to
procure testimony.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1862-01-24

Mason and Slidell are at large, but we
don't think that Great Britain will accept
them oas Ambassadors from the South,
though Mason is free Mason, probably he
will not be an accepted one.-LoUisvills
Journal.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1862-01-24
THE WEEKLY PIONEER AND DEMOCRAT

sue or service of civil process, on holidays.
By Mr.. RICHARDSON, a bill for the re-
lief of the heirs of Paul Pratt.
By the same, bill to organize the county
of Grove Lake.
By Mr.. McMULLEN, bill to attach the
county of Scott to the Fourth Judicial Dis
trict.
The Senate file of bills was read a first
time.
The House went into Committee of the
Whole, on House Bills, and after some time
spent thereon, the Committee rose, and the
House adjourned.
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1862-05-17

Cairo, May 10.
The steamer Continental from Pittsbure
Landing has arrived. !,
On Thursday Gen. Halleck, at the head
Of 5000 Cavalry and Infantry, with several
batteries, made q reconnoissance to ascer-
tain the position of the enemy. At the
time the Continental left, the expedition
had not returned. ,
Our lines have been extended 30 that our
advance pickess now occupy the ground
lately occupied by the rebels. The enemy's
pickets at Corinth are within rifle shot OF
our own pickets.
1t is reported 100 Of our Cavalry made
q reconnaissance from the left wing on
Thursday, when they met q superior force
of the enemy and were captured.
A refugee from Memphis reports that .
large number Of troops had arrived from
Arkansas and Texas, and were Immediately
sent to CoriDth. r.F-. ts-r s..-
# The rebel Provost Marshal Of Memphis
commenced burning cotton last week. So.
gar and molasses rolled into the river BY
order of the rebel government.
By an arrival from Gen. Curtis' army We
learn that men from the surrounding towns
are daily coming in and taking the oath Of
allegiance. The day he arrived 30 men
came q distance of 30 miles for that pur.
pose. All steamboats, on the Arkansas and
White rivers have been taken away BY the
rebels to prevent them from falling into our
hands. Z - sesa ~ 49,
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1862-05-17
THE TELEGRAPH.

There would seem to be no limit to the
inefficient management Of the Illinois and
Mississippi Telegraph Company. During
the last three months the line has been down
more than half the time, and, when up, this
Office, for the most part, without an opera
tor competent to take "reports." Yester-
day, this inef6ciency eliminated in the
absence of the operator, altogether - and
We we're thus deprived of the glorious news
from Norfolk, until the arrival of an extra
from Omaha! This sort of thing is about
&c played out " with us-a little of this kind
of triding goes a great ways, these excl
ting times. II the Company cant afford
to keep a competent operator here, after
charging Us two prices for REPORTS" Why
We can't and WON'T attempt longer to suffer
from this ineficiency.-Daily Of Tuesday.