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To be Tried By Court-Martiak-Au of
the persons who have been taken up BY the
Provost Marshal for selling liquor contrary
to the proclamation declaring the existence Of
martial law, were released on parole on Satur
day, to appear before the military authorities
to. day and abide their Judgment in the pre-
misses. Some half dozen persons have had the
temerity knowingly to violate the Injunction
contained in the proclamation.
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ADDITIONAL PARTICULARS.

NoAR0LK, March 9.-Ths firing recon-.
meIcsd in tbs Roads at half-pas O'eloc1
last NJ ht, and continued Sour hoars. Ths
Minnesota was set on firs, eu. the are Wa
extiuguiahei. A ship il aground and oaoiy
damaged. Twenty three prisoners were
brought to this City last night. The hget
was ons Of tho most desperate on record
The Virginia ra into the Cumberland az
sunk her. Our ofioers and msn behaved With
great galiantry. Captain Buchanan wss
Al shuy wounded. Lieut.. Minor was slightly
wounded. Two men Were killed at tho pors
bow gun Of the Virginia. One shot pessea
through the boiler Of the Patrick Henry.
killing two men and wounding three mid.
shipmen. Halter, OF the gunb0nt Baieish.
YVES killed. The blockade has beea raised--
Tee destruction Of life ON board the Congress
was awful. Il is supposed that there We
fighting at Newport News this morning. The
Virginia and Patrick Henry are coming up
to the city.
[Ths report OF the raising OF the biockad,
OF James River, Is probably premature. II
could not DO raised ~ long as ths enemy holds
1ewpors Nsws.l
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.TELEGRAPHIC NEWS
GREAT NAVAL BATTLE.
SINKING OF a FRI0ATE !,
NEWPORT NEWS SHIELDED BY TIE
PATRICK HENRY AND
JAMESTOWN.


NORFOLK, March s.-A grand naval hath
was fought this afternoon OF Newport News
a glorious victory was gained By the grs,
nariae iron battery vIginis, formerly tie
Merfimac. She laft the Navy-Yard at hat
pas IL O'Clock this morning, accompanied by
thres gunboats, and proceeded TO Newpor
Nsws. At "a querser of O'Clock the Fedora
fr'gates. supposed to BE- tbs Con grees and tn
Jun berlalo, comm enced to IRE upon IN,
V;rginia. The latter, when ut Close auart>rs
opened her powerful ridei guns upon tn
frigates.
1t aQuar tsr-past TWO the battle ragged vita
terrific violence, and ct quarter TO thrs;
one OF the irisstss careened aId sunk,tt
Supposed with ereas loss Of life. Tho othsl
eleeaadirg vessel, being eecly disabled,ss
asr calls and ran we'll as2ore at Newport
News. aad q 81 rrasan: sinking. Two lar,
Eig&tss, supposed TO 10 tho Minnoxota an /
Colorado, vent up from Ola Point to New.
psrt Nsws. When passing Seweil's poiIt tn.
Batteries opened on them, suG it 10 suppost >
that they were damaged considerably. Th'
friga:es returned the fire briskiy. The Min.
neso.a stopped At resp Q sfui distance below
Newport News, and Il, ed almost incsssant y
upon tha Merri-nac Till higat. The triga.s
su opposed 20 bs aground.
The Patrick Henry and Jamestown cane
do IN the James river and fired upon New
por. News and from which . heavy fire wa
returned. During the evening heavy an
continued thunder kept mp for I've hours.--
The Virginia End other Confederate vesss.
con tin ued their terrible fire till night. Thelj
is great excitement in lie oily.
At 9,ls O'Clock P, IL, tbs engagement was
renewed. A huge Ere has bssn seen In Ia >
direction Of NewPors News. 1t Is supposed
-thst the Congress had been set ON fire BY tbs
Confsderats. The deep thunder ce ntlnuest.
90 heard. The Merri1aae Is causing terrtbi
havoc and destr uction in the Roads.
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Treatment Of Deserters-Ths bill amend.
ing and re-enaeting the eighth section OF
chapter 99 of the Code Of Virginia, edition
$780," which was reported in the Senate on
the Sd of March and referred to the Commit.
toe on Military Affairs, in secret session was
on Saturday reported by that COMMITTEES back
to the Senate, but has not yet been acted on.
The bill reads az follows:
Be It enacted By the Gsazal AssHm6ly, That the
eighth section Of chapter 70 of the Code OF
Virginia led. 1860 shall be amended and re.
enacted 80 a. to read as follows:
s. No person shall absent himself from his
regiment after the commandant thereof has
received an order requiring q draft or detail
to bs made, and of which such person hall
have been in any way informed, IN til such
detail or draft shall have been made.
Every person 20 offending, who shall he
subsequently detailed to march, unless he join
the detachment with which he 10 detailed at
Its place OF rendezvous, or show that he was
prevented from 90 joining by unavoidable
cause, shall be considored and treated as de-.
serter.
Every person who shall refuse to give his
name to the proper officer when called upon
for enrollment under the act passed February
8, 1851, entitled, an act for ascertaining and
enrolliug the military forces Of the Common
wealth." shall bs considered and treated a. q
daserter. .---s.
This act shall be in fc-s1 rom It's passage.
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AUavsrA, Maroh S.-HattoI's drug store ana
SIX ether bui,iiass wa-a burned last nisht.
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SATURDAY., Earoh Q. le62a
The Senate was called to oroer At Il o'o,k,
and opened with prayer by the kev. DR..
JH1IH.
The Senate were notified BY mssaage from
the House Of the passage Of sundry bills,
which latter were referred to the appropEiate
ommittees.
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NH l0-atS
, 1862-07-28

soC7H Mission SABBATH SCHOOL CHAPEL.
Among all the benevolent enterprises Of our
city, that Of Mission Sunday schools stands in
theffont rant, ,:and very. few places at the pres
ent tine have as mnpy and as good schools az
are now found in our midst. We are happy to
Know that another is now to be added to the
goodly LIST. The First B.pti5t Church for
conc time past have been perfccting their ar
rangements, and tall things nre ready" they
lropose to lay tie corner stone Of new Mis-
sion Chapel. corner Of Indians arenue aud
Yates place, to-day at s p. H., with appropr1-
ate exercises. 4 lot looked has been donated
and sufficient money raised to erect brick
chapel 40x70 and the work is to be vigorously
prosecuted to completion. South side cars
pass IN the immediate vicinity. We under
stand the 69:h regiment have sigai6ed their ia-
tention to be present, and Immediately after
the laying Of the corner stone, will have their
usual dress parade. This will afford onr
friends the opportunity Of seeing aregimenta1
parade TO the best advantage.
, 1862-07-28
AT TIE WEST STAND.

This locality xas crowded at an earlv honr
in fhe afteTnnnn hy n dense audience attracted
hy stirr;ner mnsic INN, fhe hand. and an earn-
st dtsirs r. hear some If fhe ene,kara an
rounced. The sta1d. from which the sneaF-
ers addressed the multitude. was covered bv a
touch yfeca ofes1rass taken frnn, tha eeesat,
1T Isia1d NJ IN Aftpr the mne;c ceasa5 j.
d. Ho1t. Esn' ar,se and annonnced Jpdge R.
4 W;isns La,, % a,,,ree;5;nr - ofsscee ~ 1''
s,r,,o, ~ ,r1er wsor
A~n os
NJ: Wilson eatd ! nave peeh ca!eo on 70
preside over CREST war Meeting. l am noE
20 preside over meeting of any party your
interests are at stake Ia this matter, and not
the Interests Of politicians the politicians
hare made this var too much matter for
whether the politicians shall conduct this war.
Will yen allow set of hungry politicians to
run this war for their own benefit? Let them
drop their clamor and shoulder the musk4t,
and march into the field. Whoever wants to
run this var Oh pa1ty basis is q traitor. Let
the ladies take up the cause Of their country;
let them 1roEu upon aHy man who Was in
condition to 20 to war. and did not enlist I'M
mediate II. The smiles and fo~ns Of women
are most powerful for good or evil The Wo~
men Of the South are the best recruiting Off
GERS they have. They labor with q personal
effort and ea1nestness that powerfully affect
the southern cause. Let party considerations
be thrown aside, and let all unite to meet the
Presidents call Let Democrat and Republl-
can join hands in the effort to save this nation
from Infamous traitors. Raise the 500, GOO
men immediately and strengthen the Presi-
dents hands by your sympathy and nnques-
tionipg support. [Applause-
, 1862-07-28
EASTERN ENTRANCE,

: At o'clock Thousands Of men Tomen and
chi1dfen assembled round the eastern en;fance.
The exercises were insugurated with stirring
music By Vaas & Deans Light Guard Bind.
after which the Chairman dellve abort ad-
Ssees Introducing ITO 1sg Gen genflsna2, mem Mo
spoke substantially as follows:
LA2BERT TREE, ESQ.
Our country has grown beyond all concep-
prosperity; We are in the advance in science
and the arts; we enjoy the most perfect lber-
II in religious sentiment. The most humble
ind1Gidual in the land can 1lse to the most ex-
vantages can any one wish to break down
and destroy the government: This rebellion
is continuation Of hell and foreign powers
to destroy us. No one will deny tnat we
have had every right Of property, aad religion
guaranteed rs. Suppose the government OF
failure, where would be the faith Of mankind
in republican government The people Of
Europe have been looking to the opera
ton of republican institutions and demand
ing that they too should be allowed
asking that they should be entrusted with
more power, and 80 firmly was this demand
made, that Kings were shaking in their
thrones, 1nd considering if It weEe not best to
give their subjects more privileges. The PEG
PIE Ul ElanCt lu'Aa3 HAVE Mot0 eVHSA tlaaA
the Emperor, solely on account Of our exam
pie. How will it be ifthis experiment Of self
government shall alter all prove failure
How will 1t be II the government Of the United
States shall 60 downf This is the great issue
to be decided In this war, the petsnauency Of
republican Institutions. It is something more
than the mere question Of the stability of this
government. 1t Is an issue upon which the
destiny Of mankind will hang. We have en-
deayored to aEgue With the people Of the
| South, and tried to Induce them to appeal to
| the ballot box for the redress Of their griey-
ances. The time for argument has ROW passed.
! We now offer the stern aFbitrauaeut Of war.
and We must not intermit our efforts until
every rebel head IN the land Is laid Ia the dust;
| Tbs President has called for three hundred
! thousand men, and II he requires three tinea
| three hundred tbonsaDd men, We must
| give them. voted for the lanented Douglas,
6ut believe We have an honest man at the
head Of sffairs, and believe II any m1u eau
guide uB ssfe.y through the tfqphlss wh1ss M
6eaet Us, Abraham Lincoln is thas msa. Hit
, 1862-07-28
TIE Black List

Cary1 Young, who wss reported to have re-
fused to subscribe to the war fund, certides
that he has already given $500, and is 70 pay q
bounty for recruit to join the Mercantile
Association Regiment, and is willing, if neces-
sarF, to give his last dollar.
hfesErs. George, Dudley & Tureman, who
were in the same list, hsye subscribed 500,
and offer, il any doubts are entertained, to
take the oath Of allegiance.
The name Of J. Ii. Harvey, which appears
in the list, must not be contounded with ).
II. Harvey the clothier, who is an 4 No. /
Union nan, and ready if necessary to give his
bottom dollar
). s. Bryant, who was in the list, says he
has fitted out q man for the Har.
ALLEGED sEcEsH.-A young man giving
his name as John Duffy, was arrested by q
citizen on State street Saturday afternoon
and handed over to the police. The person
arrestipg him stated that he had acknowledged
having been in the Southern army fighting for
JEFF Davis. Duffy, however, declared to our
reporter, that he had 1efFDi1iev with Southern
balls h5iug after him thick and fast, and that
he was ready any minute to fight for the Stars
and Stripes. He Was confined in the city
lookup at the Court House.
P1Asos.-E1sewhere wiR be found the card
Of ". u. Kimbal, deAsf in pianos at No. 80
CLARK street Mr. & has splendid stock Of
the estpianos from the manufactories OF Hal
let & Davis. Emerson, ChicHeting, Miller
& Co, Pierce's Melodeons .an1 Harmonlums,
and ia sole agent for the daRous Alexandra
Organ. He has also new apd secondhand
pianos to rent. Mr.. K is prepared to ELL or
ders to any extent.
Six EscApEn RRRRLs CAFTuRED.-Alex-
ander Huffman, private s6Aiuer's Chicago
battery, and Charles H. pston, L. n. Oster-
hout, Henry Jones, E. Fdsnnigan, Charles
Wynocker, and John stahnburger, arrested
Six escaped prisone1n1n the town Of Thozn7
ton, eighteen miles from CAIcsgo, and deliver
cd them over to the colonel commanding
Camp Douglas, Saturday morning
TIE TREaonT HOUSE GUARDs.-A portion
Of the employees Of the Fremont House,
some months ago, Organized themselves into
company Of Home: Guards. The company
numbers about fifty e9pa, stalwart men, and
paraded Saturday eyening at eight O'Clock.
E The Eclectic Magazine for August,
containing portrait Of Capt. Ericsson asd
| the usual amount Of reading matter, is r..
cease6 by Jno. R. Walsh. eorne. Madison
street and Custom House place.
DRowHED.-Chsrles Hsupt, aged two years
u son Of Mr. Haupt, a street railway condue
tor, was drowned Friday afternoon. by falling
in cistern On the premises Of his fa:her, No
| Is North May street.
AccmENT.-A child Of Mc. Richards, %
the firm Of Richards, CsumbanEh d Shaw,
residing On Wabash AYeaue, fell. Last even
and broAe ita arm.
, 1862-07-28

Total reported *ss 80: Roxe4 &Wl1sen s!s,
Il Ssz slo Il aebsfss e a asss s
/ Flint $so;n ~ J. ss Sasa g. g. i: 4
y Taite he, 81. $5so Pr .la% .Th9@pssn ps9 sio9.
4 Botee $40, Alien Robbins 500. Mat Latin s;00,
Rosente1dt & Rosenberg $t01, Hudson 4 Eer-
r 90, v. M Koea i Go: $io9. pay: Allen : Go
f1ge W. s,na sdte . C. i5 S1oe ~, guTRef ss5o
800, Grey, Maszhal & Co. 500, John Avery
KoRn s Bro 3aa' Fsrzons. pitE6 / asnSin 31oo,
CO. 81, y: E. Adams s1o, PHI ConeY IS.
Honister & wilkins $50, DR. PItneY 90. F. G.
Sherman 800. J. Anderson SIS, PniIo Carpenter
~ bIoofs j. S5e:nh1sp e. W r. MR Tq15 5 GTSs Th:
soD Austin $25, ,Hoemer s PEGS $5o, G. Price lis,
Rsbatd Mason 81. +. Il. HadducE elso jas. s' cse.
$50, n. D. Gilman s Co. $50, Could Bros. So, &.
| + Aagte SIS: Smith Bros $50, T. II. Jones
$A, ]. A. Kirk $a5. Fuller & Finch $50,
r Abbey s25,sE. s, Backman SIS, ]. 3. Shay s.
G. L. GoodridGe SIS. J. s G. ". Church
s., John s9 c; y: Bailey $1s. VT Renne
| SO. Marcus kpteser go. Charles Tebyman $3,
Sic, Isaae Marx sio, 9. 8 s Stein sia. J. Leibea:
81 WsSber vi Wood t1d s5n Se eadi e
\, G. Downs s. Co. SIS, Il. ". Wilmarth
Sic, 4. &. Galloway ss, IT. kennedy Us.
ssttf;Sf Mnh;fe* ~ r. 5oss e. ehspts 4 e. z s
Sis. J. n. Staples On, &. Il Cutting IS, 4. Lud-
dlpgton 9l0". George. Dudley s Tnreman 500,
*1Co. Walwo1th, Hubbard S Co. $100. Total
&3361i
, 1862-07-28


~ neun VI Sarl!ed out ID le1er7nGs 10 ,6n 5ne
~ 1cni5 so"n ~ r,o5a ~ ha 1aa taG
on1V snn tn he 1~ar am i1Fenied 11 tn ee rim. n
Iii Tanniansa r. and fnao-;ha ron5 g. nn4ra.
nnnn fhr nans]ar ro1i ard r. ~, IN .nna
ctmntrv YIN q, asrnna yonr no no IN u1ary
W. aye 1,een N 1;ftSe ,nte1rnntta ~ n our
n. ecofnI ncc"na,;oos t1,sf Il h.s tae tnnoa;
istfnce ns nnr t7nvt ,n1nent ia eerinns1v threaf
ened hr +1,e ref.11ion r. hsa3ns ~ co1,e honna :.
ia M. as a sad reality Ths cs1, af1he Prr-;e
dent for ,nore men. sn6 the 40 IF onr hret,r.n
work So suecessfo1lv hegnn 1'11AA -1''A'-N @'1''
What sre we frh,iue f2rf To ,naintsin mi.
yersal freedom. IbertT for iii. and govern-
ment which guarantees them. Wtat are the
rebels fght ing for? TO maintain q perpetual
slavery, snd 10 break up the best government
in 1hers 1Rs s1e@ SsTer bsa been so encouraging time
10 enlist a. now Under The nav var nolicr
men can enlist to fight. not to die. Enf1st to
bar gallantl7 their yictorious flag to the tield
mat 1E; 1i"ht T ~ - rehe1s 99 Y Iii r. do
moi want to s1hinoafe fhe rrl,e1 1eaders Wa
1a,at tha1 F.stsa, ,at
the Gnlf OF Wexicn than tha ;3e1;ls did The
swine into The Sea, They must be pnt whe1e
they can neyer repeat the scenes Of today.
Come up then, enlist, and join your gallant
crush this Internal rebellion.
''> ' - rTrIoT .xraos~ ren
n. ..1 - 49," 80. hs@ >.
ri II. IT. A1snony s@o: 10Y 5appens y tnas
C1leago VAIN ner nnnoIed thoQeand lnhaba-
Janus las CLOSED hef stores and Eork.shops
ano at n,gn noon nas repaired 70 tms Champ
oe Mals 1o eonsloer row We SNAIL pest pre-
| eefFe our nbertts! When did history pre-
| eent suca epeetacieE NeVer @ SINCE tnat
summer s5 san 1oohea @ aomn upon taermopyla @ a
-lgo 17gusand @ yeals ago, was hoefty N sach
| Fe11l1 F51:o we are nov u me second year OF this
a IT, Ma Wnas e., "a neen cone 20 SUP
prsss II. me are tola Iaat mueh en- hss so1 bee1 een
| oone-5ss tne goysrn.aens must na7e aoo.uoV
| OF ouf Faslons We nave dreamed away whole
, 1862-07-28
L ED.

In th{a CITY On the 18th MINNIE LIZZIE, tnfant
daughter Of c. l.. and Lizzie Noble, aged six weeks.
Funeral to take place this tAo1day) morning at
n,.rto
, 1862-07-28

All persons who hare had commissions
granted them, Ct have applied for commis-
sions to raise companies under the recent call
Adjutant General in Bryan Qower) Hall, On
Tuesday morning next, at Q o'clock
By order, a G. FULLER, Adjt. Gen.
SHE WANTS TO Go-One man applied to
Capt.James Of the scrips' Guards on Saturday,
for permission to enlist and take his wife with
him, who had served through the Mexican
War.
GooD.-Messrs. Singer .E Ta1cott deposited
their check for $500 On Saturday, with the
Board Of Trade Committee, on learning it was
the intention Of that body to Look after the
families and wounded Of the enlisted.
NEW EDITION OF ARMY TAcr1cs.-Mc-
Nany d Co., 81 Dearborn street, have re-
ceiyed large supply Of the new edition Of
the Regulation Infantry and Rifle Tactics
NEW NOVEL Bf GCsrAyE A1MARD.-" The
Trail Hunter, Tale Of the Far West,n By the
been received by McNal1y g. Co., 81 Dearborn
street.
ECLECTIC For AEGUsT--The Eclectic
Magazine for August, containing fine por-
trait on steel of Ericsson, has been received
BY McNally & Co., 81 Dearborn street.
BRoKEH.-The Court House bell Was bro
ken on Saturday during the rapid ringing for
the War Meeting, causing speedy cessation
Of its musical tintinnabu1ations.
eB Board Of Trade Regiment war meeting
at Ringgold Place On Monday evening, July
23, 1862. Good speakers and good music will
be in attendance. Muster roll will be opened.
terry, Attention.
There win be . meeting Of this company on
Monday evening In the armory at I O'Clock sharp.
| to elect our offcere.
Per order. l.. BAXTER. :
| Attention, nEi1ttaryI
Swords, Belts, SaBhcs, Shoulder Straps, Regolv-
crs, Guns, P1etoIs and Military Goods OF all kinds
at prices lover than any other house in the West.
j5 z66t GEO. T. ABBEI, 1856 Lake street.
E Fer cleaning aud dying gentleuaan's dothe.
20 to Cook d Mclean, % Dearborn ,stzeat. Tbi.
| old established house do bettar and cheaper wor1
thaR any IN the city. chilly
-Cau On Dunlop, seweu Aspaldfng te Printing" ."
| un714-h221-tv
, 1862-07-28

THE CITY.
THE GREAT WAR MEETING.
IMMENSE UPRISING OF TIE
PEOPLE.
The Enthusiasm Increasing.
SPEECHES FROM THREE STANDS
AT ONCE,
Twenty Thousand People
Celebrating.
TIE COURT HOUSE SQUARE
CROWDED.
Stirring music.-.-Patrlotic Songs.
Addresses Of Hon. L i. Arnold, Col
J. T. Farnsworth, Dr., 0. Il. Tiff
any, Hon. Z. c. Larned, Col
Eastman, Henry Green
baum, Esq, Rev. WI
Ryder, John G. Van
Arman, Esq, and
Numerous
others.
, 1862-07-28

ACCIDENTAL child Of Mc. Rtchards, (of
the firm Of Richards, Csumbaugh 81 Shawl
reading on Wabash Ayeauea fell. Last eVen-
ard hrQhe ita arm.
, 1862-07-28

Mr.. Blackwell took for his text this extract
from letter from his friend Col Osborn, of
the Yates Phalan1, now in the army Of NJ
Clellan, on the Potomac;
"0ur army is not defeated, but simply
checked We shall sc to Richmond; 1t viii
doubtless be bloody route. I know not
whas tate the future mRT have In store for me;
I Iauestion it not; am content to read it as I
ge; only pray for rcinjorccn,ests, that We
may start Quickly, for upon this asmy hang
our na1ion's hopes-' &c proceeded to shoT
the necessity OF reinforcing onf brave armies
In the field who were awaiting the action Of
this and similar meetings throughout the
land. end argued the duty Of every citizen in
ed to the ladies TO use their influence to urge
their husbahds, brothers, lovers and sons to
rebellion might be suppressed BE T.
nored politics, and, u this connection,
las ever uttered to him IN private. + you
want to maintain the Democratic or
Republican pa1ties of this country stand by
TIE Union; for If this country Is divided bF
Mason and Dixon'a line there is no necessity
for either party organization" He suggested
that We had fought for common object for
fifteen months, had spent much blood and
treasure, and the simple question now is,
Shall we recognise the Southern Confede
acy, Or shall we proceed to crush out this
rebelhon?" From these premises be deducted
the conclusion, that every man Hhs loved the
Union should aid In restoring our common
country to it's former cent proportions
The president Of the stand then introduced
Henry GEeeneaum, E.q., who delivered an
address replete with illustration, and coming
from one Of our adopted cItizens, remarkable
fot the familiarity It displayed with the work:
Ing OF our Institutions. II II naanifestly im'
, 1862-07-28

w The Eclectic Magazine for August,
containing portrait Of Capt. Ericsson aad
the usual amount Of reading matter, is r.
ceayed by Jno. R. Walsh. corner Madison
street and Custom House place.
, 1862-07-28

DRowsED.-Chsrles Haupt, aged two years,
son Of Mr. Haupt, street railway condue-
tor, was drowned Friday afternoon, BY filling
in cistern On the premises Of his h:her, No.
Is North May street.
, 1862-07-28

Attention, nEi1ttaryI
Swords, Belts, saBhcs, Shoulder Straps, Regolv-
cra, Guns, PistoIs and Military Goods Of all kinds
at prices lover than any other house in the West.
jYf6-6t GEO, T. ABBKI, 1856 Lake street.
, 1862-07-28

TIE FREMONT HOUSE GuA8Ds.-A portion
of the employees Of the Fremont House,
some months sgo, organized themselves into
3 company Of Home: Guards. The company
numbers about fifty gapd, stalwart men, aud
paraded Saturday eyening at eight O'Clock
, 1862-07-28

E Fer cleaning aud dying geutleuaan's clothes
20 to Cook d Mclean, % Dearborn-stze This
old established house do bettar and cheaper work
tha1 any IN the city. chilly
.Ca1l On Dunlop, 8eweu d spaldfng tm Printing. =
, 1862-07-28

GooD--Messts. Singer sS Ta1cott deposited
their check for $500 On Saturday, with the
Board Of Trade Committee, on learning it was
the intention Of that body to look after the
families and wounded Of the enlisted.
, 1862-07-28
GOOD NEWS.


The following glorious dispatch explains
itself:
To HoE. I. n. ARSoLD:
WAsHISsroE, July 81, 1852.
Your telegram received. The patriotic liberalf-
ty OF yonr Board Of Trade Ia highly honorable Ia
them and gratifying to this{Departmeut, The bat
te1y Of artillery will be accepted
Erwin II. STANTON,
Secretary of Var