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, 1862-07-26

H1nEs-Qu:et. DRY Flint t3@ts1:c; Dry Sailed
e011c: Green Sailed 5IHG6c; DRY Calf 1Nl3l2e;
Green do 6@7c-
BCTTER-Good shipping is firm. Sales OF Is
frkina Choice Yellow store picked at 1oc. aad II
good chipping at SC. We quote: Choice Yellow
at sH@1cc; Fair to Good Fiskin at s514D9: Crease
ThlEc.
EGGs-Dul1 and difficult Of sale ct 4c for packed,
and Ha5Hc for fresh.
POULTRI-th1ckens q doz 81 e5@150. TuE:-
keys = Ii sa14c. Pigeons q doz 4nGo5uc. .!
, 1862-07-26

NEW FoRK. July 2E.-HoPs-very drm. Sales
100 bales at 1e@seo for new; lG@l1e fo5 1d o1d;
sa ad eata and &c
to extra western; Is. s5a5 90 ior common to good
SO ioT trade brands market clasing dr9er s'f no
eel1eEsat the Ine1de quotations. Canadian four
1cc lower, and closing itte rmer, with seltera
as 20 foE common; s5,45@6. 80 for good to cho1cs
extra. RE -four quiet al IS 156a.75. Corn meal
Wa1sKr-Lowez: sales,- 1,an b11s. at esx@
29Kc-latter price for E and D. -
GRAE-Wheat Irregular: unsettled and to se
portion OF the decline recovered. Sa1e9, l6, 400
Tankee wa clab e. is; s7oS bn 1' amber I Iowa @
g. 4ssa 81 sy s e ssd STE It pscs - m S9
1.so; 1856 bu. amber Michigan as ii. 31pi.s5;
1a@o By white sftsa s. e. & s5@ hs
s4c for etate- Farley dull and nominal. Corn
opened heaS5 and 1e lower and closed little
Wo 5:@sse foS Old ID s mixed wessern si HS
easier, Sales q 46G43c for Jersey, Canadian,
PEov1s1one-Porls In fair demand and market
| without important change. Sales l ,290 brls. at
| $30s191cs7H for mess. including eales Of choice
~ s 7slz IL Ra .
for prime 4 ess Beef quiet aad firm. Sales $40
B5ls a t a5s @ 3 fSF et PEns s ss9@1o Fs % s
beef dn1l and norninal. Bepf hams frmer. Sales
Is hrls. western at 2l6 Gl@l6 50: Cut meats more
| active and drmer. Sales AGO hhds. at a%14Ac for
| shoulder 5El6c for hams. Bacon rides dull
and nominal. Lard Less acttve and market scarce
II % firm Sales $50 bzls: ct 6A@97sc: 30 kegs
ise iaf rtate. cheese i'm At S@sxe: 4'%'
GRocER1E t:offee-Rio-1ess active demand,
Loo bags st DC Sugar-1aw is decidedly
more active, and prices have advanced
&c y d; sales $500 hhde, at 8hD9c fol
Cnba, 9A@11c for New Orleans: 1900 boxes Ia
anciitn s'2 hhds. New Orleans at 917s0all!1c--the
latter price for clarified refined sugars also bet
1er demand, prices tending upwards Mo'asses
rules very Grm-fait business doing: sales 2R brls.
New Orleans at 31G37c; 30 bids. Porto Rico al
44c; No hhdF cnba clayed on p.t
OSWEGO, July 25.-FLouR-Without n1ateria
change.
GRaIN-W heat closes quiet Sales, 14,e00 bu
Chicago spring At 81 -0n11.AH. Corn dull. Sales
$500 bu. Illinois at 46c: and 600 bu. do. at dc
Other grains ecarce and quiet.
CANAL FnEIaHTe-Firmer. Flour SIC, whea
:. 9c. corn 7s1c, to New fork-forwardcrs general,
holding of foz higher figures.
| :ExroRTs-4.SI .SI6 b11s. dour, 5,009 bu. wheat
| 1866 10 bu- corn-
BUFFALO, July z5.--FLouR-Very quiet.
| GRA1E-FerY quiet on account Of the Grea
Tuion Festival, offices On the dock are all close
this afternoon Sales Of 1900 bu. corn at 4lc
40,Oe0 bu. unsound st 35@a6e-
NH1sET-1n faiE demand Sales 100 brls- at SIC
u CANAL FRE1GHTS--Steady.
1MrkRTs-16.uO0 br1s- flour, ia 900 bn. wheat
191 100 bu- corn, SO, 9,n00 bu- oats.
EzPoKTs-19,00 brls. fouz, l56, eco bu. wheat
los, eco bn. corn, *, Geo bu rJe.
, 1862-07-26
- Tue Peoples GREAT soc1ABLR To-

REs'ASDED.-Lieut. Patrick Higgins, lately
discharged from the custody of the military
authorities through the operation Of writ Of
Aa5eas corpus, Issuing from Judge Drummond,
was, at eleven o'clock yesterday, re-arrested
in obedience to the telegraphic order from
Secretary Stanton, and remanded to the
"Whlte Oak'' at Camp Douglas, where he
Will hereafter be held secure, in spite Of writs
CT processes from the United States OF any
other court.
, 1862-07-26

PORT OF CHICAGO.

ARRIVED, July Is.
stmr Mohawk, Hickey, St Joseph. IS eds wood,
10 brs deh, and sund1ies.
Stmr Comet, Pahst. Two Rivers, suudrfes.
Prop Acme, Hathaway Buffalo. sundries.
Prop Galena. Steele, Buffalo, sundties.
Bark Torrent, schamweber, Bay City. els N lun-
Bark 6 [, Moore. Peehtigo, 175 m lumber. 70 II
Bark Nieho't, Graves, Cleveland, $50 toas
Brig Mechanic, Collire. Buffalo. 100 tons coal.
Schr T1icolor, King, It Joseph Is eds wood.
sehr Muakegon, aeVae, Fayne's Pier, 70 eds
schr oain, blanchard. Mnskegon, 100 N lumber.
schr lol Clover, nlller, Grand Haven, IS m lnul-
srhr telegraph, Hayea. Muskesou. IS N lumber.
schr Anna Tno1aine, johnson, Wlkinson's Pier
schr Jozerhine Dresden. Finniggan, Packsrd's
schr s Il shoyer, schlobohm, HEuskegon, IS N
scow Laurel. Patterson, Pier Cove, 10 m lumber,
scov Hercu1ea, Gunde1eon, Muskegon, IS m 1un-
her.
CLEARED. D..........ju1y *
Prop Montgomery, Pills, col1ingwood, 1915 bu
corr, and sundriea.
sehr Fortsr. o'conper; sarnla, 20 6u Thsas y.
schr Theodore Perry, Finn. Kingston, 400 bu
schr selkirE, Holt, Kingston, Is 400 b1 corn.
Sch1 Mohawk. Hickey, ct. Joseph, sundrfeB.
Scbr Crusader, Coates, Al1e5a1, sunaries.
ScEr IIico1ur, King, ST. Joseph.
Schr Muskegon, Nc Vac. Payne's Pier.
Schr Odin, B1anthar1, Muskegan.
Schr Laurel. Patterson Piez tuTe.
Sehr Elhe Thomson, Musaegnn-
schr to1 Grover, miller, Grand HaEen-
Schr Telegraph, HaJes, Muekegon-
schr Wild Rover, Fountain, Buff falo, H. 500 bu
cnrn-
Schr Anna Tho.ane, johnson, W1lktnaon's Pier.
Sthr Mary Morton, Tanetts, Buffalo, II ,WD bu
wheat, 1a0 htls -four
, 1862-07-26

Cnited States Circuit Court. BEFORE Judqs Drum
flo1dE-No; t3EChanee5y;|E; s FhAbrtck ct al
John Frtsbee TB Alfred johnson rnle in eject
ment entered No. 6D-James Latin ys. William
Gan Il bs o5 m0taa sfras o
Ct al. Us Ell B. Fenke1l; assumpsit. Same order.
No. 238-Joseph F: F1orentine ye. Levi Wilcox;
ae san of + IS
Mills ct a. IS. Nathaniel Smith: efectuent; after
argument, SC. jury retired, and after short ab-
DICT, to VT: We the jn1y, fiad the defendaat not
Get{, Ge~ {{, a1S &c. ssie2 e paanfa ~ aSs
aeds defendant guty. as to tx < ei iands and dseIsT
cd not guilty as 10 the remainder 4, motion By
defendant for new trial No. 38t--ChaEles q.
Daniele s Co., vs;; Chicago and Rock Island Raf-
defendants dernuned to amended declaration.
oyer7nled with leave to the defendant TO plead.
wood; Alonzo Atwood as principal and George
% q Ii ssss T to e. e.
a. y. Illinois Central Railroad Company assamp.
cit; submitted to the court; issue for the plain
tih, anS da@agss;; s5e defendant moves foE new
nois Central Railroad Company came order.
Military News.
S1GEL SHAREHOLDERS CHs. ROWLAND.
This company will form one in the Board o.
Trade Regiment Enlfstments now going On aui
rendezvous at No. 248 East Randolph street, III
agara Honeo- Come On boys. II you want spleu
did pay. fine weapons. and general good time II
crushing out treason The SharpshoOtera are thf
beet men for the work.
-Joseph B. Greenhut, late member OF the 12t1
Illinois regiment, VINO won promotion for his gal
lsntEy at Henry aud Doneison. Is recruiting com
pany at the tent in the Court House Square, trout
irg Randolph street. Mr g. is q gallant soldie
Who was wounded In his country's service, but /
determined once more to enter the field. Cir
him 8 call. boys.
d. j. Hall, late First Lieutenant of the Scam
mon Light Infantry, zone Of our crack city CON
| panies) has been authorized by the Governor t
| recruit company for The war, under the new cal
| His company has been accepted as one of the com
| panies in the Board Of Trade Regiment. HeaG
| quarters OF the company at No. 50 Lake street.
II. F. D. Gtbbon, belonging to the differen
military companies for the last nine years. long
member Of the old Light Guard, is ont recruitfn
for the three years service. TOR the Butler Guards
tain. Now is your time, boss; eli up the musts
roll and elect your officers. Master rolls can b
found at No. 10s East Randolph street OF No. :
| X est Randolph street, Cd floor.
, 1862-07-26

Closing Ct the Banks To-Day.
We, the undersigned bankers, agree to close
orr respective offices on Saturday, July 26th,
1862, at twelve o'clock, to remain closed du-
RUG the day in order to attend the Mass War
Meeting.
N. D. Buchanan Cashier for Chaplin, Wheeler
& Co. So'omon Sturge6 g. Sons; L. j. Gage,
Cashier OF Merchants Lo8n and Trust Company;
Bufkhana & SOM ". H. Waite, Secretary " sst-
ern Marine and Fire Insurance Company; l. G.
RadgeE & Co; F. G. Adams; Jos. ". Dre1e1 &C.,;
john Dekoyen, for c. P. Blair; Rutter. Endicott
& Whtchouee; Mark s. Hettel ; J. G. Conrad; j.
u. Adsit Bro1herton d Netteiton; Traders
Bsnk Bank Of Montreal Agency. for E. ". VII
lard, Agent; Wiley, Bros. 3 Co; Ruxton + Co. !:
Il. Do0Ntle; James Boyd; Willard 4E Kean !;
Davenport, U11man & Co, !; S. WadsWorth s. Co !;
Leopold Mayer c. L. Nuhoff &, Co.
, 1862-07-26

R1o1.-Another coM heayers' riot took
place about dark, Thursday night, on North
Clark street. Two Irishmen engaged in
rough and tumble fight, and were arrested by
officer Ludvick, and taken to the armozy.
They were each fined twenty five dollars yes
<erday morning.
, 1862-07-26
E OSH DAY FOE YOUR COUNTRY.

HELp 70 BAn4-John Deadly was held to
bail in the sum Of 5000, for his appearance
at the next term Of the Recorder's Court, yes
trday, at the Police Court, for an aggravated
assault with paving stone, upon officer
IudHick.
, 1862-07-26
~ WAR, VAR, VIGOROUS WAR.

TIE FESTIVAL To-N1GHT.-We once more
urge upon cur readers the propriety Of attend
Ing the ice cream festival to be generously
given this evening BY Mrs. johnson, for the
bcn.ft OF the Young Mems Regiment. In
addition to the cream aud music splendid
display Of flowers is expected. The ladies
are especially invited to contribute boqUets
this morning for a table. We know We shall
not appeal in vain to them It will cost buta
trifle Of labor and will be productive Of the
bestresu1ts. a committee Of ladies will be
in attendance during the afternoon to arrange
them. Let the floral display be large and
handsome, We trust the ladies will vie with
each other in their contributions. The ad-
mission to the upper hall Ti1l ha twenty-five
cents; to the lower, ten cents, emitting the
holder to q dish Of cream
E SHALL VIE sEND HELP TO oEB BROTH
ERs AND sONs2
FATAL ACADEMIA fatal accident occur
red Thursday afternoon, about o'clock, at
the railroad crossing on West Indiana steeet.
Cbas. Brown, an engineer on the Northwestern
Railroad, and Amasa Cobb, q conductor on
The same road were riding in q buggy, when
the horse, a spirited animal, became Tighten
cd at passing train Of cars, and ran, over.
turning tie carriage, and throwing the occu-
pants with great force upon pile Of stones
lying By the road side. Mr.. Brown struck his
head upon q sharp stone with such force as to
cause severe fracture. Of the skull, from the
effects Of which he survived but an honr. MIR.
Cobb'e aIkle WIS also broken. Coroner jaime.
held on inquest upon the body, which lesulted
in verdict Of accidental death.''
THREE HUNDRED THOUSAND MoRE FOE
UNCLE ABRAHAM.
THE WAY TO DO 1r.-Hamilon B. Bogue,
Esq.,, harded to Col. Hough, yesterday, re
capt Of the Union Defense Committee fol-
$50, the amount Of his subscription toward
the volunteer and bounty fund. The money
is made payable to the order Of Col. Il ough
and $50 stipulated in the receipt. The amount
is payable In sums Of fifty dollars each to suc1
volunteers as the Colonel shall select. Tht
1aa%e1 -.Asarsa that the money shall b.
faithfully appropriated Any one knowing
Col. Il will feel assured that he will selec
five men every way worthy receiving the boun
ty Of the generous donor.
, 1862-07-26
H MERCHANTS, CLOSE YOUR STORES.

LrBHRA1.-A- J. Fink has rendered the en-
tire proceeds Of an entertainment at !" Can
tesbury Ha1l" for the benefit of the nSloau
Guards" Capt. Fred. l. Dean. Capt. Dean is
an old newspaper man, formerly Of the St.
Louis Express, and will make capital officer,
, 1862-07-26

To CoKTRACroRs-We call attention to an
advertisement of the Board Of Public " orks
of Cairo, which will prove Of especial interest
to contractors.
, 1862-07-26
H snoRr srEEcHEs AND LONG DEEDS.

BCRGLABY.-The residence OF James Nc
Cah11, No. 1862 North Market street, corner OF
Huron, WIGS entered Thursday night BY scmc
thief, and q black fock coat, With ten
dollars, stolen therefrom. Neither coat nor
thiet have been found.
, 1862-07-26

CHICAGO SUNDAY scAoo1 Us1oS.-The
next monthly meeting Of the Union Will be
held In the Indiana street Methodist Episcopal
church, (North sfae,) On Monday evening
next, commencing at ~ O'Clock: The pro-
gramme OF exercises will be as follows:
From 7.As to SEQ devotional Exercises.
500 to o8.15-Dtsc1ss1onEThe duty OF Sun
@ connfiy i d In s1e peril. "'1D' 'A1'
SIS to 8.s5-BIble Lesson4rhe conversion
81 $es!sa fis7 y IL hsis ftss}dsat d e.
Union.
sasto s.4s= =Sngt1g s 8 { sy the Indians street
e:astoa a@GThe p1s6s TO be derived from
business.
Let all the Sunday School laborers be
prompt in their attendance, and ready to work
the programme as above, and an Interesting
meeting may be expected
FoESDLIEG.-A female child, evidently but
a few days old, was found in the yard Of the
house No.165 Michigan avenue, early yesterday
morning, wrapped In q green shawl. It was
consigned to the care Of County Agent Hansen.
The UaIoH REPEATING GuR.-Major Row.
land Of the United States Army will exhibit
the Union Repeating Gun this evening be-
tween five and six o'clock upon Michigan Park
opposite the Terrace.
s.: z.
CoRREcr1os.-The nsme "Wm. G. Malony''
which appeared in our list Of the members Of
the Board Of Trade Battery, should have read
VIM. C. Mo1au.n
@ Rev. Robert Co1lyer will preach at Unity
Church, corner Of Chicago avenne and Dear.
born street, tomorrow morning at 10114
o'clock. Subject, "The Times.''
BELLS CAvALRT.-In answer to corres.
pondent, ne would state that Bells Cavalry ID
at Upton, Mo.
kB Widows Of deceased soldiers, zee the
card Of Leayitt s. Wright.
, 1862-07-26

FoT1cE.-The Committee OF twenty five (25} for
soliciting subscriptions, will meet this morning
promptly at 10 o'clock, at the office Of n z. Fair
balk, No. s, Beard Of Trade Building, and bring
their subscription Lists with them.
N K FAIKHAEK.
, 1862-07-26
COMMERCIAL.

FRIDAY EVENING, July Is, 1861.
RzcEn1s FOE 1asT rwExrY-Foua Houza.
Zion. Wheat Corn Oats Rye Bar
hfl1. bu~ h1- hu, III ba
s'ss s. 1ss IS ts g. i'll II rs IS 81 81
& 90 3 ssS ssess sz IS IS s. s. 81 &
& st Is 6 '5 g s5;S sS iss s iz5 "a
rsta,.,---. s2u 4s91o 1as9o 1s771 $50 1857
4. d:;;: e. = e 8: s1 &c s:
4 4 j; j: 81 ii; 81 ;;;;
e : stE T =: 81: 81 - -: asssS SO ii il loo
Fosal $3.50 8al .24i6 sos54 Lis a7158
fa1f9Es2s BY LAKE,, 1As1 rwEETz-7oua HOURS.
Flour. Wheat. Corn. oata. Rye. Brly-
s 5aa; s s%s 1850 1866 Cd e@: o:: oo:
To Pt CSlb,ne 49, -. ...- 49,. 49,.
s s SEsEsssSs:: SSE$;ss;Ss SO 50 ,S5$ IS; ~ -
Il IL co{li6e@d Hs IDS 1sii; g -: -:
rots1 ....-. Tos 1fs6oo 751C75 1850 49,. ....
Aa 1aas,A.a Aso eAif 3nh1e 7x eAaAl-soI1 "a. a.
F1our. bf-pss' hi. an whsat oihRn'enle. ~ koo
Wheat, bu...... 1,1fO Lumber, It ...... al5 lis
GoIn, oa-.'..'' 4S.0oo shingles, N --... $500
RVe. In IN Posts ~ - '*"-- ~
Barley, bu...... 325 Salt, brla........ a065
coal, tons-.-.' f9
RECEIPTS AaoeH1pAzR1 BIZ 1AKa-1uLI Is.
aeee1pts. m. ~, Aeeetpss. =.
Shineies. no.. SS5'n0o ~ ShInn,ente AZ
Ia1h. pcs. ..-..- 30,C0o Flour, bis 100
@ @Wo2o. cofds--.. slS Wheat, bu...... y. 10y
~e1.' r147. 'e 4:. w eosA, o1....-'' 0o's'o
.s.H5 .4,xl ~. . N.44Ae. ~ .Ae ts'H was -ets-
s.afAsa ssaA uno nolne. "neaI "ae uAs1ansso'
N,u. ,u...aa auu eo1n We "Ste 9u'.
+.aaas ~ 80, a1e uan ase u, .ae. nus,
~ -~:4 '.e metellse q. .ue opeuns W.,
~ ". a. euou o. .ns 4avLa11ous y.
~ ~ a.
5as,;.e.- - .spt1 osp.e~1atea . s1s
~ na.o - - .a'ee " eoiu "ae eAes'teu' W.
ra1s- a,ss,nes -. ss ~ , go. a.'s.aou .. "s'
49, ssaS.o,'..-N..~7,e - .s5 "aa
49,. e- ~. N.4 s-..-a,E -s.,. 1o ~ 80
-a-s ,,s+,s-sn- a~ao,t a -. su a.. ep
= ~ ao.1, -o.e - ~ 49,. ~ ass-.".A .e.e-N
,,nr-a-ors -,,o.e - ,a.1zss - s.a<.,sn
or t,,s1 800 1a1,e,.a5
sota ~. h.osa.tsF, ~ .--e n.at
1.1s Ao- LUIS s'en uunei 'neu VI >nanse'
sha,r3na +,o+ .s,s 49, $4,000 s4a 10 s!a's
...4zes I ~. ~ ~ 80 'io7aVa
~ tooA plaee, ano p1eaoftons Closed afm
M" ~ -. ~ .-a ..a.,s1. .sas'~..
- "as1' 11neS eune1 Gu eetuhe VI osGoe per
", -. sps-s opsAns .. 7o' anu closlng
ase'@<oe- Nv sp1lns "as soa at 3 range Of sxs0
oos' ana t<'eetea spring at 'a1'oe' at the IN
Stoe no"e'el, 1eee.sets we're very un"1l.
t aDs ~ e.. onl5 apous so'ooo oosnels enansed
H0no7' TAAte1 " neat uscuueo adI4c per nusnel-
, 1862-07-26

Swords, Belts, sashee, Shoulder Straps. Revoly-
ere. Guns. Pistols and Military Goods Of all kinds,
at prices lower than any other house in the West.
jy466t GEO. T. ABBEY, 1856 Lake street.
, 1862-07-26

NVTE12H NIAEK1EE4
By Telegraph PER STEAMER ErsA-
LIVERPOOL, July 16.-Breadetufs dull, with
downward tendency. Wheat is quoted STEADY and
unchanged. Flouz dull and easier. Corn has q
downward tendency, the market remaining quiet !;
at last quotations. mixed and yellow sold at 3s I'd
927e Sd
Provisions generally fat. Sugar quiet and
steady. Coffee inactive, dull and unchanged
LONDON MAkkETe-Breade steady. hut dull,
AMER1cAF SrocKs-Latest Gales on Wednesday
-E,ie 2s0:9; Illinois Central eharss 4a@4s4 dis
count.
--latest via Qneenstown.1
LIVERPOOL, Thursday July II. p. m--Bread dstufs
market quiet. with downward tendency. The
weather has been favorable for crops.
LoHDoE, Ihursdag. p. m ---Consu1s close at 92zs
for money American stock market quiet and
steady and unchanged quotations.
, 1862-07-26


During the session, some of the committee |
..e4as 49, ,s4oaa - sax-a-s1 ras,ttn -.aa.,n
Aepetes@ - 1.'s " !L
nen "no nao ie.eee" ~ suooe.1o9 W NV A@ua'
John L. hancock suggested 81 the APPOINTMENT . =,
" -. ~ ~a+1an Iohn ~ = m.neocl- wss anno;n+-
~ that .on,n,it+aa
After 1isteninr to stirring appea1g from sev.
e1 Line the goala Boa srs,e@ adjourned TO meet
~ rurr1Me - Nc ] srzs1ox
The Board of Trade held their usual meeting
at their rooms last evening, With numbers and
enthusiasm not at all Diminished
J. L. Hancock presided as heretofore.
The following resolutions were adopted by
the Board:
pe..,~e7 ,4ha+ o,,,. oo.,,,o,~, a,,.,o,z.... ...4
they claim the $deo bounty ard colors under The
Rns4a pssrea a1 general mseg @ o. sne
n mi p u 1ae s
ths l., awasd, d., to sec that the muster IoT
:. ~ ad s
psPy ,s1 rs.t ..s., 's4s'''4s ss ,.sl ss1
prsmis ii the asa Z If aa:t hsss
been recruited nut since the 2sd inst 1he same being
tus sle .l ,,s ,S 1oa1u .espsem ~ .eGtnG Ee9-
ment ELL 70 ge eaiiea tne bos5d o. TIade Regiment.
Ihe following dispatch was read;
Jfo. L. HANCOCK, Board Of Trade:
| Erervtb1no .r;,, h. dona +ho+ con he d,,a oaa
Fner 5 u m W ne tnnfeht oe oooe' ei'
.@A~N "10 e' ~ A>1 %AS + = wupv,vp
"hhAAsA-
LIE louoHlnS addlt1onai sums nave been
| subscribed:
pra1.a.,~ ~..,,-,..,.,, a., ,,p ,-.-.,.
IT, ffes1one subsc.1pt1on S2i, 2s5, Newell Snow e25s
s HgRs O. soe1m W. ~ :oa WI: A EaGoner @ $o Weber,
s,taaa Mn,ams & g dale S'v1, 1gW1s rag W $1oo
savers = - Dav1s %lq0; u. ". Hunt 20. Sl0tS G.
GtlegeEc9 $lt0. Johnson, $50, Keith,
Fa1on q 60 50, 4. y stone = Co. $50, PeaSe,
| Malsa Deehong $lo0. gray, Fhelps q Co. $iD,
Tuner A q Sidway $l0o e 3. scriven $50: T. y:
Eddy $25 thompson, Whitney & Co; $25. J. II.
Stein 50, J. E. White & GO. $40. B Blackburn Bros.
s2s, rs Ean sehack. = $l5 G: Dudley d Tar.
nersO0, NoW!ln d - MeElwin ri 6a5,3 d. Fasset, S..
Jas Breweter S25, y. q. Shuman 80, Wy Dan
iels SIS. herchot Bros: SIS, W Blackau 5tU, 4.
H. Miller s.. Cash 81, s.. &: Smith Stu ]. g. Con.
rad $1Qo, W1neman, srauk SEQ. $l00, Baldwin & Co
$1u0, E. e. Sheldon SO, Traders Bank $50. +. G..
Saitonstall $25. G. Z. Harmon 80. E. T.. Watkins
J. " Doan- :s25, E. n. Warner $25. Rulrer,
E~hcut & Co $1M. g: q. T. $. Latin 5100,
o1cott Boy f1o, ]. n. Lyon s., Preston. VII
| lard & Keen $5u, G. u. Beekwlth $50, Geo. Stew.
e. r. i3 q n1n r., aeofse e. 9aks sI
, 1862-07-26

Recorders Court Juftea.
The names Of the following persons were
drawn to serve as jurors at the next term Of
the Recorders Court
, 1862-07-26

ITO BUSINESS MEN.-The Un
l. derstened having had ten years experience -
hooEkeepsI snd cas6ie1 + dsstrons Of putting. hts
won1d be share Of the profits WouId prefer tsking
charge Of the books far time at aalAry In order to
Box Gs3 1y19 B92+ tw
, 1862-07-26

6umbo:dt, Joliet, 500 bu con. i.
CLEARED. duly u.
Eclipse. Iockpost 600 bu wheat.
Cuba. Ottawa. 5s393 Il lumber.
Humbo'dt. Joliet.
Ericason. Ottawa; 80 brla salt, 2 MIL stones,
New York Lasale, 7,t78 Il lumber. ~ soo shfno.
les, GO br1s salt* o''0'S 01'1e
Mozia, kankaEee> u lumber, " m siding. an
CEDAR Posts. " DIS ea4t, ALTO staTes and head
ings.
Arctic. Morris. f0O0 ns eackH.
J Leonard, La5a}le. $40 brla salt.
C1a1sfett, Morris. a. 3M it lumber 444 # sidfnp.
Imperial, LockpoEt.
CJde, Seneca
Alice, Lasallc, 81 81 # lumber, 50 N SHINGLES. Is
brls ealt- -''.
Aleta, LaSaIle, 500 brls salt. 28 m 1nrnbes.
Acadia, Laea1le, l 00u brla ea1t.
, 1862-07-26
The programme of the great WAT meeting
will be found on the first page.
The Post Office HovR Awake.

tB REMEMBER THE uouR-TWo o'cEocK.
The Post Office KoyB Awake.
The clerks and employees Of the Chicago
Post Office held q meeting last evening and
resolved to get up company for the Board Of
Trade Regiment by their own individual
efforts. The Governor has granted commis-
sion to recruit the company to WH.. James,
Jr-, one Of the clerks. Out Of compliment to
the Postmaster it hns been resolved to call the
company the tScrIpps Guards.'' Mr.. James
has entered con anlore upon the work of re-
c1uitipg, and several volunteers were obtained
last evening. They are bound to make this
company the crack corps Of the city, and we
advise those proposing to enlist to join the
boys. The rebels will find them, males hard
to distribute.
, 1862-07-26

irg at 15. going down o 14D:4K and finally clos-
frg lot 16A per cent. prem.
California gold bars are quoted at 171Nk
Government stocks frmer
: y. s. e. 81, 99@l00; e c-10 102N6.p3,
, 1862-07-26

~ For cleaning and dying gentleman's clothes
70 to Cook h Mclean, % Dearborn-streat. This
old established hanse do better and cheaper work
than any in the city. chilly