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MARINE LIST.
PORT OF CHICAGO

AHAs6D 6D...-....August 13.
stmr Mehark, Hickey, St. Joseph, 80 m lumber,
stmr Comet. Pabst, Two Rivers. sunar1es.
Prop Buskeye, BOSNIAN; ogdensburgh, snnd,1es.
Prop Buffalo; Dongla;, Buffalo. sundfies..
PPfop Pp E9an.a1u Gty peass Bufao sqndries.
Prop Niagara, Traverse, Sarnia, Is eds wood.
Bark Badger State. Wileon, Buffalo. T09 brls salt.
45 Batk Great West, Barny, Buffalo, go N lumber.
bfag snsanA M CLARK, Petefeon, BaIey's Hasbor, 50
Brig Powhattan, Fostsr- ogdensburgh. 100 m luu,-
sehr Here, ohlaon. shebeygan. a eds wood.
ocnf Gdsatta {sa = cd adong @ HeasteF's Pier $40 ahln
schr Aqtoe!at, GrsEet. Buffalo. 1a5 tons salt.
schr kl1k While, Griffith, sheboygan, lis eds
sehr Myrtle, Woad. Pressure Iale, rs tons coal.
schr + Gates. Fiaek, Point Sable, IS N shingles,
schr Fortune, HaIlbut, Buffalo, 40 N lumber, IL N
lath- -
schz Frederick, Anderson, White Lake. 50 N
schr Racer. Bryan, Buffalo, 175 tons coal.
sehz Restchestes, Barns, Nenominee, LEO N 1um-
sehr Tempest, Williams, Green Bay. 115 m lumber,
seht Die Vernon. 1ngrahsm, Buffalo
schr Ell Bates, lngzaham, Cleveland, 1so tons
schr John Morrissey, Purcell, Point Betsev.
echt +. 4. Loom1s, Morley, Buffalo, 20 tons pig
schr5. 8: Newhouse, Bartlett, Buffalo, 80 N lum-
sehr ss5i :; Sheppard. Merton. Buffalo, 1so tong
sehr Belle Stevens, Wilkinson, St. Joseph, . n
schz I. 3; Nichola. simms, Holland, Is cords
echr Mary. sloter, Holland, II cords wood.
seht @ 1'! MoEen hopposk, Tucker. Buffalo.
Schr White G.oqu, Elsey- Detroit, S. N lumber.
% se1aa sss wood
sehf 4sq5y 3s Ystes Eager, Godsek 1s' m lumber.
sehr Queen q the Lakes, Mustard, Buffalo, $
cords Nood.
CLEARED. ia
6tmr Comet, Pahst, Two Rivers. sundries.
Prop Sep11ns, ea , Newman, Buffalo. 1a.ood bu CON,
Prep Puzzle; IT. R Rqag!ass s Buffalo. 1900 bu wheat
Prop G heare. Blodgett. Lincoln
Prop ETsrg1een, Collins. Buffalo, 1c,o75 bu corn,
Prop Montgomery, Gi1lts, colhngwood, 1s,o5o bu
| corn. 921 brIs flour,
Prop Aleghany. 1oyqtop, sarnia. t5oe5 bn com,
Bark y $ Pierfon, Church, Buda.o, ls.aD bn
Bark Badger State, Wilson, Buffalo, 1s,soo bu
Bark Great West Noa. Barry. Buffalo. 1900 bu
grig Susan = Clark, Peterson, Bal1ey,s Harbor.
! Brig Fanny Gardiner, Ruthet, Buffalo, l4,osO bu
Brig Robert Grant, Grant, Buna1o. 17.sn pu
schr nat Roo1; Blanchard, Buffalo, 1z5ea bn corn.
schr Evaline, Roberts, Black Creek.
seh1 ehr ElEa Sa.SSl9es SiHclsis Sa1 White Lake
schr Live Oak, Larden. Buffalo, 10,sG0 bn wheat.
schr Ge1ritt Smith. Ao1phy, osTsgo. 1860 bu
| Gchr Ardenf. Stokes, Holland
, 1862-08-14
The iSRAsllTES Aa0U sED,
Enthusiastic War Meeting.
Strong Resolutions aud Bplen-
did LtberaIlty.

Last evening the Israeltes held eponta-
neous meeting ut Concordia Hall, to taxa
into consideration the best means to
rsise company of Igrae1iteB for the 1ar, Mr..
NJ. Gers,ley vas appointed Chairman, and
Joseph Frank and 7. FIofsheim Secretaries.
The Chairman called the meeting to order,
and stated thAt this meeting WAS called to de-
wise means 10 afford material aid to the Gov.
ernment to crush out this rebellion, aud to
support the Government and Constitution.
Henry Greenbaum proposed that commit
tee Of five be appointed to draft resolutions.
Carried.
The Chairman appoInted the following gen.
tlemen: q. Greenbaum, B. sehoeneuan, NJ.
selz, G. shoyer, and Samuel Cole.
Stirring war speeches were made by Henry
Greenebaum, Maj. E. salomon, Leopold Mayer,
Lyon silysrman Of Port Washington, and
Abraham Kohn, all advocating In uumistaks-
bic terms the duty OF on1 IsrAelite citizens to-
ward their adopted country.
The committee On resolutions reported the
following:
WHHnKAH, The present crisis In the affairs OF
our nation directly apPeas 70 every citizen enjoy
dom, to exert himself to his utmost in assisting
the government In Its eort to maintain the nteF.
TIT Of the Union and the crushing out Of the re-
Of 1srae1tes Of this city, for the first time s1ncs
their residence here have met together such, to
for the purpose Of making united effort in sup-
hereby
each other any and all relation aside On one COM
mon religions be1IeE except such as should exist
among cHtzene. In all questions Of political na-
a IN mi ,n1Rtf1A and aar+
for himeel and does exercise his Individual judg-
| ment and discretion -
| Resolged That having contributed individually
the war, We are {mpelled only 81 The deepest sensa
OF patriotism and q sincere attachment to this
hind cf our choice and love to make an united ef-
ResoEued That We viii raise the sum Of $1,000,
or more, among the 1s1aehtes Of this city for the
purpose Of Immediately recruiting and organizing
t company for active service in the war.
Resoiged, That an Executive Committee ofseyeu
be appointed by the Chairman Of the meeting to
CARY ont The ebleet q these resolutions,
new Heeker Regiment.
The resolutions were carried unanimously.
After the adoption Of the resolutions, q sub.
scription List VAS opened, and in short time
the splendid sum Of 81, 200 was subscribed.
The above splendid subscription zas made
in exactly ten minutes. The list Is not re,
complete, but Wiu be published in our issue
Of tomorrow.
! a Arecruiting Office will be opened to-day,
and a bounty Of 800 Is offered to any mar
Who will enlfst. The Israelites haye take1
hold Of this matter with determination tc
succeed. AIlhonor to them for their patriotic
efforts and munifcent liberality. Il cannot
be surpassed.
, 1862-08-14

ARRIVED. ..-... Ausuet T.
New York, Lasa1le, 4. .769 bu corn, br,s pork.
Nebraska. DaPage, 9G tons earth.
Prairie QUEEN, Ottawa, 50GO bu corn.
LcmoEf. sOcsport, 500 h1 corn
Acadia, LaSaQ,:, 1f1l brls 1our, 284 bu wheat.
M:rtu1fs-9ttawa, {, 900 bu c&,rn.
atlantic. Morris, S eco bu corn.
Z Wallace LASalle. A. t50 bu co,n IN fhs 1ard.
IGe 1os butter. brle eggs, d ,SST DIS bscon,
aHS bs wool. l. 800 lbs rags.
CON- FGotc, LeSai1e, 5.CuD bu corn.
Moni1or, 1ASa!le. 1858 brlE -four.
CLEARED. August IA,
Saint Louis. LaSalIe.
Bay State, !ss*1le, a5 m lumber. 50 n shingles,
32.1(G fbs bark.
Wave. kankakee, 20 III lumber
Gold EAGLE. LaSa1le, 1tt0 brls salt.
humboldt. Joliet. 1T brls salt.
Golden State, LASalle 1,Q44 bsls salt
CaropGe1ct, Morris.
T. Han1in. Ottaw1 1,250 ia stoneware.
Nautilus. LaSalle, l7,5D0 N lumber
Arct1c. Ko11is.
B AThorp. Joliet
RESCUE; Jo1iet. Il 36}Qa lumber 4-426 fhs iron,
NcLe1fs;an, laSal1e, VI $50 N 1uuher, a,a43 1bs
1ToE, i, AZ fbs agricultural implements,
Charlie, Wilmington. S5l IN Timber
, 1862-08-14
FIrst Board Of Trade Rea1manr


This morning, On Change, the Hancock Guards.
Company 4, Of the first Board Of Trade Regiment,
was received BY the members Of the Boa.l. Capt.
Chester marched the company through the rooms,
and the soldierly hearing and fine appearanc. Of
the nen elected universal applsuse. Speeches
were made By Col. Hough, John L. Hancock, Esq,
]. c. Wright, Esq., and others-after which, Col.
Staring (the commander Of the regiment,) Cs2t,
Chester, and Lfeuts. Stockton and Randall, npon
being called forth, responded in manner highly
becoming ss5d;e7s. Col. Hough's address to the
mea was well received, and coatained e1ceIlent
advice.
It is due to the Members Of the Board OF Traaa
TO state that, although the Company arrived at
the mort inappropriate t1me-just before twelve
O'Clock, when business was at Its height-every
man spontaneously gave himself up to tho occa-
Bton, and the hoy" received such welcome as
only can be given by Chicago grain merchants.
Ali honor to this Chicago Board Of Trade. It's
motto iB-" Oar Conntry drst,''
, 1862-08-14

Exports OF BreadstufIs and FroVle.
ions from New York.
The shipments Of -four, grain, Pork, ETC., from
New York for the week ending August ara a. FOL
lows: ss,e2s bEls. lour; i, ,os1 sol bu. wheat !;
ss5. .26o bu- corn. III brls. beat: 53]2 bzls pork
20e 800 lbs. hams 754 a32 os. bacon 1,1o3 02 lbs.
lard; 1,070 1e1 1bs. butter; 1o9'. .24 1bs cheese.
, 1862-08-14

Ohio On private terms. Corn closed f1mer; sales
16,tc0 b1. prime illinois at 4Sc; and 5000 ba.
slightly warm at 44Hc.
.:ANAL FRE1aHTs- better On grain; hour SIC,
wheat 1cc, cn1n eKc, to New York
1aPoRTs-25.0C0 bu wheat, So 000 bu- corn-
CAKA COO bn- Whest, 1860 bu.
, 1862-08-14

Buffn1o Live Stock market-AuR. IL,
The receipts Of cattle last week were 2,G59 head.
against 2G47 fer tho previous week. an increase OF
II head The market continues dull and heavy
There we're no Eastern buyers preaent, and the
demand is therefore still confined to the wants Of
city butchers Co11n7eTcla! 4dge-&iser,
, 1862-08-14

"WEDNESDAY EVENING, Aug. 13. 1852.
FRE1GHTS-Dull. The engagements to-day
were TO Oswego:-prop. Niagara, corn, via Sar-
nia at 1sc; scl,rs. Col. Williams, Henry Hasar,
corn, at lie. To Buffalo brig Fanny Gardner,
wheat. at Sc; 6chrs- Lumnfa, Whits Cloud, Bay
State, and brig G. 2. Wi1liams-all with corn. at
&c.
FLoUR-Recelyed 10 Day, 5,706 brls; shipped,
i,112 br1s. The market in steady and firm with
fair demand fer choice brands OF Spring extras
and White Winters. Sales Of 2G0 ''Eaahyillc
City" White Winter at IS IS 100 White Winter
ut $5 6; 13G Romire" !" Z. h.. % IS Marion Coun-
tt" r. b., both White Winters at $40; 100 White
Winter at $5a0; so White Winter at S. 81; 2ol
Floral City" choice Spring extra, at 81 %; 100
sf'Art-~1 a1s11- II ~I..>s~- er--a tor ~
s'Smishs Mills " and Is ssFayorite" (Somonsuk)
both Spring extras, a. s4.55; 100 .Tackahoe 2.
''Gir's Excelsior - and 100 "stone Mills" I'll
snr.nc extrns- Mt sAfn: ka t. Alhinn' Spring ax-
ira, at $4.45; 50 "Arcadla" Winter super. s4.ao.
81 "Tipton," and II "Fountain," both Spring
eupers, at IS 10.
WHEAT-Recetyed, 57,635 bu; shipped, 7IGa5
bu, Market more active and HGotc higher. Sales
were ae follows ZIMMERMAN 500 ,bu No Red in
store at $1c2; LOCO 5u do at $1094; e,59n bn do
at s1t3x; LOCO bu do at $1.c4; 22o0 bu No Red
In store at Csc; 2500 bu do at 03Hc a0o5 bu do at
SOC; 6,cf0 bu Rejected Red in store at ar.
SrR1EG.-a0o bu Amber Iowa In store at Sim
:. co bu No Spring in store at 97c; u 400 bu do
at CSC; COCO bu do at 95kc: 1000 bu No Spring
in store At eec; 6.cco bu do at 9o4c; 1,6oo bu do
at 9054c 3o, ,00t bu do at 91c; 500 bu do at o1xc:
aa0s bu Rejected Spring in store at SOC.
Co1fN-Reccived, 1G2,3 ,337 bu; shipped, 14a,so0
bu. Market advanced fully Kc per bushcl sslcs
-5C01 bu River Rejected adoat at a4bc; 5000 bu
do at a:c; 5o,ce0 bu tized in store at 3455c e0oo
bu do at 347c; 900 bu do at 24c; $500 bu July
receipts do at 3sc: 2,0e0 bu June receipts do at
&c; 1000 bu do at 3te; q, ,0O3 bu Rejected In
store at CSC; 3.cG0 bu July receipts do at 21c.
oATs-Rcceived, :, ,osa bu; shipped. none Mar
ket firm. Saes 6,Gr0 bu No. in store st SOC: 1.60
au CO at 2e&cs 400 bags at 32e On track.
RfE-Receiyed, 1851 bu. Market quiet. Sales
4e0 hu No in store at 491<c; 400 bu Rejected in
store at 43c.
BARLEY-Reccived, none. Marke. nominal at
5C@Gec per bushel.
HIGHW1NEs- Received, 800 brls. Market oaiet.
Sales 154 brls at a71Sc.
MESS PORK-1n good demand and firm. s.lcs
700 brls subject to inspection. at $3.50; LIS br.s
Country Mess at 80 Is.
LARD-53 pigs Country LeaFat 79xc.
SCGARS-The market to. d45 has a little Hf1Hor
feeling in consequence Of THO advance isfhe New
York market yesterday. but duo!atteah rule about
the same. We quote: II
SUGARS
New o1lean. common to fail. jft...... oAa1os4c
=. :. prime to choice =. lug S1ils:c
Porto llico-Fair to choice .1e%Ri15*e
n. 7. .Eefned-Powde1cd and
gIannlated -....-.--.. ..1!27Sc
White coffee. A......-.. ...eela1sc
Ieno", ..-...... ...Git12c
yellow coffee, Co.. ;. .@11zSc-
, 1862-08-14
New Broom Core

Avery fine eamp1e Of the new crop OF Broom
Corn was exhibited On Change to-day, from the
farm Of Meesrs. McGrew s. Vail, near Kankakee,
They are extensive brush growers, and turn ont
the best samples seen On this Market Their crop
this year HilI be excellent,
, 1862-08-14

AHEAD OF TIE GovERsMEET.-Capta
Christopher informs Us that he has already
mustered in 12.0oo men north Of Springfield.
Recruits are now being mustered In faster
than the government can equip them.
, 1862-08-14
DIED.

Tn this ei.y. Aueust 18Th, Mrs MART ELIZA3EcH
Ntse Q! E+:tl H. Kellogg. aged s. years
Tic rei"1ITcs and friends Of the f3c lF arc }nyitcI
to Attend hc. funeral Friday afternoon at 2ociecE
ii tie residence Of The e,i!y, No. 1874 Wabash ayerse
, 1862-08-14

@ Madame Cora James Ia da1lr astonishing
tho most skeptfcal with her wonderful art, per-
tainipg to the past, the present, and the future
She ls Indeed a prophet. Ladies and gentlemen,
come Al once, as Euch an opportunity is short.
Madam James successfully treat chronic CON-
plaints- Her mode Of examination is with the
ClaiEvofant eye. Hours from eight 3. m. until 9
p. m. Office No. 60 West Randolph street, corner
Of Clint6n4 Au}26t
, 1862-08-14

!. H; seovflle, IS Randolph strest, has
our thanks for sample Of Sparkling Catawba,
made BY J. D. Parks, Cincinnati, Ohio, which
we pronounce o < aud Is good IS any in the
market
, 1862-08-14
North Division Union Enard.

The undersigned, residents Of tho North Di-
vision of the city OF Chicago, would respect
fully call meeting Of all Urion loving citi-
zcns Of said division, to meet at North Market
Hail. on Friday evening, August 18th, for tbs
purpose Of forming military Organization of
Home Guards for State and city defense, and
for the encouragement Of military zeal:
Vim. T. shufe1dt, Samuel Mckay. Jacob A.
tuck; JAS J. Richards, Michael Tiernsn. Wm, 4,
lEgails, john atcHugh, Redmau Prfnderijle. unrs
Melsh. Edgar Lcomie. Rob't Law, Wm. S. John-
stcn, j. q. 8. hubbard Vim. Crawford, Gus
3ays Si5oost. William LII. j. j. san ds.
Mlchael Disersey. Q. ). Rose, Jno q Kinzie, EH
Batef, Geo. =. Stanton. Thomas Phillips. WIN. r
nnoegett: Jgltan Rnmsey, Sidney SAWYER, Wm B.
ogGens 4 \: n: D. Clapp. Peter Smith, G. L Woodman,
ilea B. hWSSafE, Ws3Es,L ha9{s2 Ogden JohqlN
nas1.ett Mm; =. Gso GGoadys Jno: +; BafRara, J. 5.
ton Jones, John E. Nicholson, E. T., Iarned. d.
White, Christopher Heany, G. Mears, Chules Ran
dolph, - c. Coventry, E. Hempsted, 4. Il, Bar-
3eS: Robert Roleston. c. s. Wadsworth.
D. c. c5cigelJohn Lobfns. Boga,dis, Daniel Brain,
a5d, Geo. II Higgineon, Samuel NJ Johasoa.
benjamin Carpenter, W. E. Gnnter, Elliott An.
thony, John PendcrviIle, c. G, Hammond. r s
Shepard. ftedtiek Gable, u. 81. CroebT. Gordon
fease. Peter G. Peterson, John HacEfn. Jarnh
Hearth, Tureman. Win. O. George. III. 4. Haja
Wright. Curder, Fnller, Forsyth, Page, Strayna
Robh, feter Peterson, Y. c. Turner
, 1862-08-14

The HANCOCK GUARDS on 'CHANGE.-Thi8
crack corps, Go. a, Of the Board Of Trade
regiment, visited Change yesterday. Although
they arrived in the midst of business hours,
all business was suspended, and the Board
gave them 3 genuine welcome. The Great
Western Band furnished excellent music, and
Col. Hough, John Z. Hancock, Capt. Chester,
Lf.uts. Starring and J. G. Wright, ESQ.,, the
speeches. The drill Of the boys was splendid,
and their street march resembled that of old
veterans. Capt, Chester ought to bs proud
OF hia boyR.
WAR MEETEG.-The Crosby Guards held
rousiDg war meeting last evening in the
Square. The Light Guard Band furnished the
music and J. G. Wright, Esq, made stirring
speech This crack corps now numbers over
seventy men, aud will probably be full by
this evening. McClurg, Boal and Becklng-
ton, the latter an cid newspaper man, have
worked with zest in filling up their eompa-
ny AID IRE now reaping the reward
CAPT. JOIN A. BRoss' CeMPAgT.-The
Inyincihle Guard, Capt. John 4. Broes, one
of the companies Of the Young Mems Chris
tian Association, In the Board Of Trade Regi-
ment, is now recruiting at Bryan Hall, and is
nearly full. AL who wish to enlist with an
energetic and determined officer will do well
to muster into the service under him. He is
bound to have his company full to-night.1
D1scH4RaBD.-Dagid Noble who WAS arrest
ed early in July by Deputy Q. 8. Marshal
AunEon at Peoria, charged with passing coun-
terfeit coin Of the realm, WAS yesterday re-
leased from custody, sufficient evidence hAy-
ing been furnished Commissioner Hoyae to
chow that Noble Was the dupe OF others, and
did notintend to commit crime.
WELL DosB,-Yesterday morning Msjor
Kowa1d, Of Col Wa1ters' regiment, now St.
toned al Camp Wood, arrived with over two
companies Of men from an expedition TO Can
ton and IaGrange, Mo-, where they had cap
tured fourteen rebel horses and one hundred
stard OF af1ns. Y4a
The Railroad Regiment. 80
Recruiting officers will make their returns
to the Committee at So Clark street, at eight
O'Clock this (ThursdaY) evening, preparatory
to the organization OF the regiment on Fri
day. WIN. D. MANCHESTER, Secretary.
E New Army Regulations, Infantry Tactics,
and ARTILLERY Practice. by the War Department /;
Muster Rals, Zo1ave Drill. Young Recruit, Sword
Exercise, md all other books, 10. sale BIZ P, T,
Sherlock, 12 Dearborn street., auai4st
, 1862-08-14


During the current week, numerous applIca-
tions have been made to United States Com
missioner Hoyne-based upon the. late order
Of Secretary stanton-for the arrest Of various
persons who are charged with uttering treas
onahle language, and with discouraging the
enlistment Of volunteers into the service Of
the country. 4 cursory examination has
shown in most instances that the ofenss
charged did not come within the provisions
ofthe order alluded to, and only two warrants
have been issued.
One of these was placed In the hands Of
Deputy United States Marshal Webb, aud was
for tie arrest Of Charles Walters. Of Barring
ton, in this county. The following dispatch,
received by Judge Bradwell, will show the
cause:
HARRINGTON, Cook Co., Aug. o.
J. B. BRADwE1L Charles Walters talks treason
in such manner that he must be taken care Of.
Bend out fof him. q aHs fsa Rs
Tie necessary affidavit having been made
BY Mr.. E. 7. Colby, who was himself cogni-
zant Of the facts charged, ha1shal Webb pro-
ceeded to Darlington to make the arrest
Upon his arrival there, aud on inquiring as to
the facts in the case. he learned that the
charges originated previous to thu Promulgat-
ion Of Secretary stanten's order, and that tho
accueed had done nothing since that time to
warrant imprisonment. The Marshal pro-
cured the afRdayits OF several persons, all Of
whom testified that they had heard Walters
hurrah for JEFF Davis, curse President Lin
coin, and repeatedly speak Of those who had
enlisted rs d-n fools, who he hoped would
bite the dust, etc. But, aa before stated, It
could not b. shown that any such language
had been used since the publication OF the
order. The Marshal therefore concluded not
to make the arrest, and returned to the city
yesterday afternoon
In the meantime, another warrant had been
issued by Mr. Hoyne for the arrest Of one
Owen Conley, based upon the following ath
davit:
STATE Of Illinois, Northern DistYlctof Hsnoss.
Joseph =. pyss having been sworn says he Ii
gsged n assisting Captain Yam Baren, j..
IN enlisttng men for the volunteer sergice
'S .nsa muss1 ro and ~ss
going With this deponent to be sworn in, whe1
| Owen Conley, told such man that he would no
sworn in. And IS this deponene is informed an;
beltevee, eaid Conley also advised him not to b,
sworn In, and not to enlist. Aud this deponen
says in consequence Of what said Conley told sQcl
nan, he refused to be sworn in and went away.
| Gigned) JOSEPH E. DxAs
! Subscribed and swoEn to before me, at Chicago
Illinois, this 18th day of August, A. D, 1862.
| 2. A. HoTNE, q. 8. Commissioner.
This warrant vas placed In the hands O
deputy marshal Munson, but before he cou!
terve it con1eT had been arrested upon til
Faine cnarge by the police and committed t.
jail, where he now remains.
, 1862-08-14

RusH MEDICAL CoLLEaE.-We once mora
call attention to the advertisement Of the
Rush Medical College, which takes place
October LIST. Particulars will be found else
where.
, 1862-08-14
ROM THE FIR e AT
DAVENPORT. IOWA.
Another Herring's Safe Preserves
its Contents,

DAVENPORT, Iowa, July 2oth, 1sR,
MResRG. HKRgHa & Co.. Chicago:
GENTS II su1 the owner OF q Safe manufactured
by you. Said Safe WEE in . Grain Elevator In this
plare. aud which Elevator Was burned some two
months auce. The Safe came ont In fine condition;
the money and papers in good stste Of preservation
The fire Was tns OF the largest that eyer occurred
here and one Of intense heat We had to cut he door
open, Cthc lock helEg injured BY the heat)
Tonrs, &C. &c. WASHEUEN.
HERE1E4B PATENT CHAMPION FIEEERO01
6AFEA .
1te mo41 reliable security nem 1ra now kruWA
HKHRNGH CdANFIOE EBUE6LARFROOK aAFE4,
Lined with Hszz1n8 4 Faoyd1 HN 1AEzK1 SCR2h'
Tailed RQA-fns cn1y msesl which eaa1ak b.
ts1led. EKaRIHa CO. a 1saf9 S1ssk
tal&1ESYkhp
, 1862-08-14

SoleKGE's TBHpLR-This exhibition should be
seen bycverybody, and muEt be seen to be appre-
ciatcd. Lecture at 81 and s8 p. N. Admission
2t cents. aul1-3t
Re Cook & McLain, steam Dyers and scourers IS
DeArbsrn and 10 S. Clark streets, Clean and dye
ladies And geneuens clothes In tue best and cheap
est The Oldest established house IN the city
"Q<!lo0 Dunlop, sewcn 4 &Spa!dsa2 for Printing"
uOvf1-h1d1Iy
, 1862-08-14

-" A n T ED-One purchaser in
W each township for ATKINS FAMILY KNIT
ING MACHINE. From 80 to 90 profit PEI; week
ca1 be Ea-ued On 1t BY any man or womAn. It Will
make 50 900 stitches minute Will Knit palr Of Stock
nEs or Socks IN h1eeu mtnuteB; rna6e6 variety uf
s1seves, Clonds sontags Kgoets Military sashes Kc
We vii E1re to person In each township the -.
cusive fight 70 snd se the machine for one RAJ
In each township which viii enable them to earn the
p1ice paid for tie nEachtne easy and quickly If N
wonderful maehtne, and eyery large hnliy WI h3yo
oue- Secure ynur tow1sh1p. For circular With iutthsT
and f1n ras&cqaIA call on or address {Vf(h sta1n1
BEAkss0N BE ~ g Elliot. I'LL General Agenls Ii Lafs
bfTeef Ch1caSos LII. 1y1A413S1R
, 1862-08-14
'Ao6t.
'33frS01tal,

DERSON AL.-Jamee G. LittIS.
4 Ger any person acqusintsd with bis address} VIII
plesse forward the same TO ~. c." Trtnule O1nce
au1 taS92W
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W New Army Regulations, Infantry Tactics,
and ARTILLERY Practice. by the War Department; !;
Muster Ro1s, Zo1ave Drill. Young Recruit, Sword
Exercise, md all other books, for eale By ?, 4.
Sherlock, ~ Dearborn street, aual4st
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vP W. ~ oRe osheE great ms.sure for which
taIce to ne than even the Pacff;c rsfSrosa tt:
snap Canal ir:1n lake Aichigaa to the Miesisefpns
61isz obtaining tor this measure the favorabIe favorable
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the patriotism and Integrity of te Praeioat l9 f
the United S;atea. ans 3h,t Il ;7 ~ "
good citizen to assist 'hf En- n 81 every
energetic prosecution of lie war aaains4 ~ arms5
Resozred. That ne heartily ron,rns,a +1,a ,.o -
Congress, which abofsh eiaTcr3 ~ tb Iae aess q
Columbia, which exsnde It a2e1e. ~ e9e OF
rtoriee and winch provide lar ennsn.+ins ti,
fore Thnt xe recsrd thar M 50 " " Iepels ana tia1-
position to adont i1e sWif,sst % Tsiaense OF dls-
The motive to rebe1]fon md 1he 81 femofins
itg It; that we cannot consent that they be ~,
Ne dcnssi that traitoys VIM aiy S. Mag a,npasIGa.
war upon u.s. eha nav It's c"st r. ~ III me
their fncare aud thai fhc1r .Sera ~ sAt5nL "
supports armies IN the ed sha ha11s he 3aeoF f1e
spcedeat oyer1hro,1 n 'hsf nay conaaee TO ne
demand that the law he ex,c,4ns sa1y poWe5. E
Tp ronalv ana 70 scron1 ~ . promptly and
b lie political opponents IN Congress and beto,e ~
ehe people.
Msst*9ed; eF a9at We hold IN proud esteem the
Tbe}y 1a1or ia. w o1 ~ epesially Of Illinois
viii cherish lie memory of The esd ,shi name We
tect the fame OF the living. "AA4'0 Nc pso7
Resozred, That IN the opinion Of this convention
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WEDNESDAY EvEs1se, August 1a 1861,
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