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, 1862-07-22

SUNDAY SCHOOL P1cS1c.-The First Bap-
tiet and North Star Mission Sunday Schools
hive their picnic excursion, Wednesday, July
I'D. to Forest Bay, two miles this side Of
Wankegan. All who have visited Forest Bay
speak in its praise. Delightful groves, clear
springs Of cold water, i beautiful view Of
Lake Michigan, and everything that can make
4 day in the country agreeable 4 table will
be sct for the accommodation Of those who
do not carry provisions. Tea, coffee, lemon
ade, ice-cream &c, with all The substantials.
The intention is to make this excursion as
pleasant and attractive Us possible. Cars
7cave Milwaukee depot at nine q. m; return
at six p. N.
, 1862-07-22

ANDERSON RIFLES ATTEST1oN.-An men-
bers Of the original Anderson Rifles are here
By notified that meeting is called for this
(Tnesday] evening, at the Armory, West
Market Hall. Business of Importance will be
transacted. Let every man be on hand st
eeyen O o'cloek sharp.
LIP. HASKELL, Lieut.. Com'dg.
81. h. WAITE, Secretary.
JoHS A. BKoss,
j. H. BRoss,
T. D, WILLIAMS,
GEORGE o. GARSsET.
, 1862-07-22
The Hour
Editors Chicago Tribune;

In common with many thousands Of citi~ |
z.ns. attended the otreat war rceetioo. ar |
rather meetings, on Saturday nagss' and "as
highly gratifed at the enthusiasm which Pre-
vailed. MANY valuable suggestions were
x,,a, x,,,x,',,x - .;,;,on, an.as5 ~ r,h.
uaue' Au1oei " e's1saa ae1u ~ oao,
SCRIBE Aoefany 1os Tue faasing o. Foianseef5,a |
resolution requesting the authorities to ap>
propriate money in aid of enlistments was
+oesaa Int o1,ov r,a IN os1r 1vbat r,o,,tivo
pose, s"s. ~. "a..a. ,oes5.s "1s t 10
oenna.e aetaon "as oee,oea npoh: M. a.
what WAT or manner is this money to be ap-
-:.t.so 1Ir1..t -. ss.t.5e
proplhleu! "nat p1an was aaoptea! I
went into the basement OF Bryan Hall where 1
enrol1ments we're appointed to be made d1-~ \
.r;,,e +ha eran;,o ana fonna ahont a aoza,,
lug 'De ~A1-1 91' ooA.n
names On the Ast, ano these put down condl-
tfonal1y. Now, Messra. Editors, it Is best to
1ook troubles. whether national or IndividuaI-
c.1,or11r -, +ha f.,a and ho ,e m f-;oaa ~ ~,
s9uaiei} III lue tase' anu NC 10 ~ 1,leno ~ tne
country who refuses to acknowledge these
difficulties where they clearly and 1uanifestly
a-;r+ rVha,a 1r,,.4 h ;7,-,aa;a+a ho.seea;
eAte'' tne'e 4ooas W 4o, Aa1 o
ous and liberal action On this subject on the
part Of the wealthy portion Of the commu-
Ivy. - s ~ - s.a-..t;-s ~ sJ I@.t:1:s ..-ls -.
WeeRs, Will Wis" u leesoi'ihs oallaion VI
| sharp8hcoters, aud duflng that time have
| mingled and conVersed with great numbers OF
! the working classes, and Know that unless
| liberal Inducements are he!d ont, not lo0
| men can oe fecfatcd III tnlreg days. Ihe
laeor1ng men are geltl1g good wages and are
at home IN ne no6om Of tneif fasnhles. Pray,
| Why snoula Iney go nto tne army. ABANDON
excehent places, tne1r nomes more taan tnose
occupying more elsVated posltlon! Is THIS
war IN which merchants, manufacturers and
retired citizens are exempt from duty
Is their patriotism to be coBhned to
great town meetings and eloquent
speeches, while the mechanics and 1aoorers
do most Of the ighling? Is there less patriot
ism to be exhibited ln BaVirg tie country
than IN destroying II? Look to the example
giyen us BY the rebels who abnegate every
selfish consideration fDr their unhoiy cause.
wealthy class are often engaged in business.
which cannot be abandoned without great
detriment to the public interest, Us we'll as
their own. Admit the proposition and what
conclusion should every Just and patriotic man
arrive at. These men should pay lberAly lor
3 substitute. If the wealthy classes are ua-
willing to fight, they should pay literally for
! | the poorer to fight for them. Does this class
clearly understand that the ship Of state il
fast drifting toward the breakers and that un-
less something is done within the next fe~
weeks, all may be lost? Would that the
J American people had something Of the spirit
Of Mrabean, during the French Revolution,
J who in the national convention Offered d
resolution, which was adopted By acclama
, | ton, that all France should rise in arms or
one day. Are re deceived unto death by tht
J | delusiVe phantom Of hope, have we ponder
, 1862-07-22
Female Traitors
Editors Chicago Tribune:

Last Sabbath morning the congregation Of
ore Of the largest West Side churches were
treated By their pastor to o stirring sermon
relative to the condition Of our country. the
cause Of the rebellion, aud the prompt re.
sponse demanded now from the people.
At the close Of the service, while passing
away along the walk. young lady was plainly
heard to say that "just such preaching as
this had stirred up and caused this War; that
the negroes had been brought to this
country-made christians of DC, &c"
Last Saturday night number Of the most
active and best young men Of this very church
came forward and volunteered IN defense OF
our country. Aud now while hearts OF parents,
sisters and friends, were trembling bet@een
ones, what burning shame and disgrace that
one who owes everything she has to the pro-
tectiDg fostering care of her Wonderland,
should have heart craven enough to sound
the discordant note Of treason then and there.
, 1862-07-22
TO WAUKEGAN

Fl ~ =, -. - 10y
Il. +. Chnrch and sabbath School to o. FnRREST TAY
GROVE. nn TEKsnAI: July - ~ Mss: Tas M F1c ~ Nc
sion Parties o. tne Raroan Company Being situated
On buds that comnas. tne x5sw OF tae Lake and I'D
railroad track. tt at once ono Of the most heautfa1
and lent groves within excursion distance Of
rot IT n: returning w1ll 1eage the Grove at r.
b. Titk for au,ts 80 cents. children half p!!ce.
Fur the accommodation Of these p ho mas wish 70
visit TIC ctE yet their Pic MIC In the Grove tho
train will stopping at the G5ofs proceed e Hau-
sI.t.tur
, 1862-07-22

The young men held q war meeting Last eve
ring in the basement Of Bryan Hail. a large
audience was in attendance, and much euthu~
elasm was manifested. John A. Bross called
the meeting to order, aud nominated John "
Farwtu for Chairman, Messra. 3. M. Guilfora
ard Nelson Tutt1e for ice-Prestdents, aud
Il. c. MowTy, Secretary. Stirring speeches
we're made by John 4 Bross, 7. B. Bryan, D.
". Whittle, Col. ". 8. Pope and others. 4
muster roll wss opened and respectable nun
Der Of recruits enrolled their names.
We are requested to state that Bryan Hall
No. 2 will open this morning at eight o'clock,
for the purpose Of receiving recruits for the
Young Mems Regiment, and that public
meeting will be held at the Hall this evening
This regiment presents uaususl Inducements
Let our yonng men come up. Chicago mus
furnish her quota
, 1862-07-22

In this CITY, july qh at the 1ehdenca OF the BRIDES
fsther. by Rev. VII RyGe Mr THOMAS r. ILLS
Ley and Aitsa DUECAs STOSEHaM.
At Lsyden Ce~ter, the Sd Inst by D. Booth. Esq.
Mr. BEEJfMIS 81 RsTOW, Of LeYdan Centre, and
Nlsa ANN 3. SHERMAN. IT Chicago.
In this city, on the 2t,l ipst bF Rey P Freem
his resdtenre Mr. HINTON WHEELEK aud Afaa
HATTIE X, sELDEE, Ct the Town Of Mcaenry.
NscHetty County, Ill.
, 1862-07-22

& ALSEDs--4uoA1ab 114AL3A AoI h4esh4A6 LILO |
household goods, and resisting the officer
making the arrest was yesterday fined $40, and
BoY IosT.-A lad named George Willanss
three yesss Of age, stzayed from his heme,
No. River street, Sunday morning, aud has
not been heard Of siace~
.
af'oln na'hs1 ~ y. as1 ~ A
aoo eupaoae oetesu'e e, A1as oesA ~
pou1'eo ~ 1oo poe,@o y. '*>''S @os>0 ~ea1
sas 'ne ~1te'ko Posp o11ls@'.
r-.r-,s-o,- ,ro,.e+ p,r1,. Sabbath
ecaooi anu society 10 fal1 osAs' C1e leave
NJ es5o a n. liesets n1cs-cen's' aan7p'1ce
zackets 1or cahofen Oh tne ca's'
..1..<.o -, 44a ,4.a, .sor+,,,as
rs-. 49, 49,. - .ass;.ss -, 1atn "
~ ~ 10 ~ .r',,." os s.~ss. ~ t. a1ea 10
~" ~ .,Ne"--.-,, y. ~
teee!pI VI a'lesu eApp's ~ ~ A'0'>- -
@uoss Populai aul1o4e'
-c va+ee 7s exnected IN the citr
a.1. sna - ,s tha an+7 of f.oo1-
a11s ...s, ~ ,an. I.- 80 -s,,;noent* -a,av fl,
LUZ Ae,u De1o4| '4A~ "
s.
..r .ar ..-,,r Tho a+1er+;c Afon+h1r
.o-. -a.,..;.,;,,r ..t;o,os 4r:vh;t,;sr
r.-sv +ha (. corntru P,rsrn :, M a;ar Win
.n-aa ~ ot.ars ,,s hsan rcce;rea bv ,5cS,1-
=. -. q, nas,no-n st,eet
= ~ wv -
TIE EXCURSION TO WAIKEGAS.-Tae an
ms, ,x,nrs;on Of the Clark street n. Z.
F,h7,ro,, IN want-eoan. takes n1see tndav-
1rha snan;a1 train 1eaves the milwaukee, denot
~ 1;,,a n 4bp ,norn;np.
---
TIE LATE FLORAL EEsT1VAI~-At the
Young Mems Christian Association Soclaole,
held last evening, which by The oye Tas
very pleasant affair, Z. M- Guiford, Esq, the
Secretary, announced that the net receipts OF
{le late Floral Festival Held at Bryan Hall,
amounted to The handsome sum OF sa7b.aa.
f,xrr.-,~t7, .fo,,ry GAMING "a Ca1cAGo
So a,.-n,,r,,, ,,rox;1,;tu ~ rshe,
- ~ .,.-5. - 1,;,,o;nn.+1 haxa cr,o+aa .
~, ,a+tax 4,.a.;+.- ~,
- - 800 49, = -,a.-,;, +t,t tt.+ +,,x
..0o~D =. :. -,
%betAi"0 uaa0es' ~ =, ~ - 7N o1
3unos w LILO ei1s- w. .,1''
sosesus oeen P'<1ee" "a oes ss841 - WI "Aee'''
Hxsrrp1o1-s D1s.ppEB4scr-Wm Reed
~o.;5;ne, ~, Green street her 9een Lake AM
Pandolnb left his bfme about six o'clock Sat
-..aa47 ar.n;,o and 7,as mt beea heard n
s;nce No reason is riyen for his ragste1iou
6,sanrearancc. and it is supposed that he h
, 1862-07-22

War Meeting of the Young men's
Christian Association.
The war meeting Of the Young Mems Chris
tian Association Was held On Sunday evening.
After opening service By the pastor, he wel-
coined the Association and referred to the
time Of '76 and urged the necessity Of action.
Mr- Farwell then taking charge OF the meet
ing, referred to the fact Of the first meeting
being held there, and thanked them for their
Kind offer of it q second time. The meetings
now we're to have 3 new feature-that OF urg-
ing Christian young men to enlist, until the
5N, COO were raised.
Mr. Wood, of the American Tract Society,
was then called upon, who spoke chiefly Of
the wants Of the soldiers; how eagerly they
read letters from home, and all kinds Of read
irg matter. The reason Why God did not
shower down good books vas that the people
must help do The work, so that they might ba
better fitted themselves to enter and enjoy
heaven.
Mr. Spafford then drew ont illustrations
| from the Bible, showing this to be holy war,
| and ill persons, no matter how wicked, were
| carrying ont Gods ends.
! Dr.. Hoflister, President Of the Association,
| then spoke In behalf of the 7. N. Regiment,
| which the Association will cordially assist.
J. c. Wright, Esq made direct appeal to
each man In the Association as to his duty
| Young men who had no ties at home to keeE
them were In duty bound to 60. Every mar
should 60 to his closet at night, and ask GoG
what his duty might be- He himself Was in
qulripe what his o own duty might be.
The congregation then joined in singing
.tOur Country. It's of Thee
B. F. Jacobs, Secretary, stated what th
War Committee had done, and the pressur
for more means; letters were pouring i
weekly asking for bibles, hymn oooKs, dc. q
closed with anappeal to the ladies to step int
the ranks and take the work of Christlan q
sociatiors, Sunday schools, &C , and send th
men TO the war while they prayed for them a
| home.
A collection vas then taken, amounting
| over 800. Sylvester Mar.h offered 800 |
the first four men Of the Association wh
would enlist. other such offers were made te
the Young Mems Regiment, OF which We
not remenbtr Da1ues or amount.
! The meeting closed by singing the "Stt
. spangled Banner" and benediction-
, 1862-07-22

DESIDENCE FOR SALE
Ii, One Of the most attractive residences IN =.
Vicinity pf Chicago substantially built Of Highland
ParK pressed bT1cs- and Just completed at cost O.
Il Is at1xted III the educational village Of E12AAEo4
TSe1e r1iruad fsediues are suc6 u enable busnez
uaeD of the city reside here snd keep thef ssEos;
hus1reHa houB and where Ghrra Oh the best endowed
Iustitotiona Of the NorthweA locseed. Which Er
EDod public schools make the location moet dsareose
Commanding eutnence. overlook the vtaEe and 2aEn
Surrounding It are tEeuty ecres OF cQ,sieAteo 4nd
4rafed ffuit4 large plsa Of Strawberries binckheIee
EfsfionatV niauts 1sgaIN r1luvnte3 ID gardeuA
6apFope5y wn e so!d = g!eaf - sssEass~11a naE
dr11sJs INQUIRE at 80. ~ South Wneer sf. Cn1e4Su
II @ NaiGss 8KpRAR r. Fn8EKH
, 1862-07-22

uEADQuARrERs 1?rH REC. III IHF Il
CoR1STH, Miss, July 20, 1862.
GENERAL oRpEB5 No. f0-An fofBcer5s ana sol
diess belonging to the 121h Regiment ninols la-
out 1eaye are hereby ordered to report themselves
to there headquarters within ten days, Of be con.
eidered snd treated as desertcrs. No exten-fo Of
after.
This order is issued in conformity with General
Order No. G5, current series, from the War Depart
naent.
By command Of A. l.. Chetlain, Col. Com. Reg.
Lieut.. GEO. MASON, Adj1taut.
~ Ga1eua, Rock leland Princeton, Dan1ille.
Kankakce and Duquoln papers are requested to
give this one insertion. ju.2-3t
, 1862-07-22

HIDES Are quiet and unchanged. Ne quote
Dry Flint 1e@13kc; Dry salted 9D11c; Green
Salted5H@Gc; Dry Calf t0@1ac; Green do 6@7c.
WoCL-U Unchanged Common Native 15Iaoc;
Medium so@a5c Fine 40@a5c
DCTTER-sales Of several parcels at 812@9c.
Market without change. Wequote: choice Dairy
1C1Dlt3&c; fair to good Firkin s75@9He Grease
7Bc.
EGGs-Dul1 at 554@6c p doz+ for fresh.
P0rLTRY-Chiekens, q doz., 81 a591 so; Tar-
keys, = b.. a@4c; Pigeons, . doz., 4O@5ae.
, 1862-07-22

IMPORTANT NoT1cE.-The Bosrd Of Medical
Examiners will meet at Springfield, on Mon
day, the 4ih Of August next, for the purpose
Of examining candidates for the post Of Sur
geons or Assistant Surgeons to the Illinois
volunteers. e. 4. JOHNSON,
President Board Of Med. Examiners
, 1862-07-22

4 CONFEDERATE SOLDIER II TRoEELB.-
Yesterday morning, Vim. McGrinsky, late
Confederate soldier, appeared in the Police
Court with g cash IN his check, extending
from Ids mouth to his esr, which he eaid Was
inflicted by Matthew Marley, who was then
nnder srrest 1or the act. From the estdence
Of various Witnesses itappears that McGsinsky
went South some two years ago, and was ten
months ago impressed into the rebel service.
When Norfolk wss captured By the Federa1s
he became prisoner Of war.- From thence
he has coptriyed to get to Chicago, where he
arrived a :reek ago. since that time he has
anaustriously got drunk and abused his Hife,
threatening to Kill her. To. such an extent
did his drunken 1oEs increase, that Oh satur-
day afternoon he was ordered out OF bis board
ing house, Kept By the defendant, Marley He
1efased to 60, and Marley knocked him.down
szud dragged him out. The defendant ~aa dis
charged. ~!
, 1862-07-22
MARINE NEWS.


Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Trhune.1
DETROIT. Jrly u, 1862.
Tr-Prop. Young, Commerce; schr- KenoshA, D.
NewAau, Titan, ~,n. Case, Nightingale. Live Oak.
DowS-Prop. Neptune; brig Fanny Gardner
Monitor, Mohegan; schr, Baltic, Pilot, Marcy,
Norris, Ms snttagle. G. 7. Richmond Collfngwood,
Collins, Fremont, a. E. Hart, f. q. Barney, Moni-
tor No. 2, D. r. Martin.
Weather cloudy; wind north.
MOVEMENTS OF CHICAGO VESSELS.
VESSELS ARRIVED AT BUFFALO From CHICAGO,
July 1S.-props. Galena. Wenona, Adsiatic; barks
S. B. Pomroy, Ravena; brigs F. B. Gardiner,
Alex. Mitchell; schrs. Clyde, Wyoming, S. q.
kimbali, International.
VESSELS CLEAREp FROM BUFFALO FOR CHICAGO,
July 1s-props. Ad1iatic, Acme; barks l.. b.
Pomeroy, Parana; brigs Alex. Mitchell, 3. F.
Gard1ner; schrs wyoming, Cairo, Internat1onal,
Cornelia.
VESSELS PASSING THROUGH THE WELIASp
cAxAt::-We arc indebted to Capt E F D2rr f'r
the following list Of yesacls passing through the
fstssts ssa douaa liass Wafrstsun. Ras,s to.
On the 18th July
Ra1k Aariatic, Kingston, Chicago.
Bak Cambria. Kingston, Chicago.
Brig Desh1er, Kingston, Caicago.
Brig MatoniLg, Kingston, Auwaukee.
Prup Ogdeptbu1gh, 0gdensburgh, Chicago.
Brig NOrthuu beranH, Kingston, ChlcIEo.
Veseels dischrgiDg at the eleTator-
Bark New-bpy, Milwaukee,, Chicago.
Schr D Newhal, 6'hira'o, Chicago.
Echr Guide, Milwaukee, Chicago.
1111No1s AND MICHIGAN CANAL.
ARRIVED. ..,-.-~-...,July1 ~.
| Ec1ipEe, LaEaQe 5.7ss BIZ corn.
Tide, LASalle. 5,lW hu corR. .. -,
Clariett, 2o1r1s, 4oU bu corn, 4.500 hs butter 10
| b1s eggs.
| a. Leonard, Ottawa. s Tn hn com.
| Emeline. Seneca. $3.50 bn corn.
| Terror. Lochp i1o tons Garth.
| Chaplin, LaSalle, 1888 bn corn. 4 bu RE,
! Nebraska, L0csport, 81 tons earth.
| CLEARED IuIy19.
! Charlie, Kankakee. 80 mNumher, % m Iath.
| Cay 3uga, IaSale. &C. 745 it lumber. % nr1s salt.
Bal: imorv. LaSate, 37,11G # lumber, 5,0t1 Rhi1
giles. 1 scales, 50 br1a salt
| Eclipse, 1uckpott, ,15U bs mtee.
Neptune, Ottawa, III lumber, 100 brls salt.
| Morris. Otta aa "a S55 fl lumber.
A Leach, Utica
Pacific laSa11e. 70 n lumher.
| abby Sprague. Ottawa.
| Hunlbs ldt. Joliet,
Go lden tloud, Ottawa
| Danube, Ottawa, T,190 lbs md$e-
Tuirn, LsSa1le, g. .e92 # lumber, N siding, L
shingles. 4 81 q fbs snnp.
B Preston fAux Sable. 16, II # lumber.
1 Brilliant. Ottawa Is m Il lumber.
, 1862-07-22

HORSE 21oLEN-On Saturday evening
about nine o'clock, q valuable horse Was stolen
from the stables Of ?. L. Wells, Indiana ave-
nue., near the corner OF Old street. At the
same time hair trunk filed with wearing ap-
psrel, and belonging to the hired man, was
taken. No clue has Jet been found to the
thief or the property.
, 1862-07-22
NpSt,
GD=8art11krst)lps.

NOTICE OF COPAFTN Ek'
In sH3P.I have t1is day associated VIII 1a9seas
In the tfAneacuou of
General Commisston Business,
Mess.a GEoA GIBBS and DAytR u1aef ts Sas
15, 1#. [yissss;2.l :. JosEgA q a:I9GAes:
~0pARTNERSHIP. - We, the
+-t--c.d haVe th,a tsy euterAd into ca.
sEs1r-s4H5n E46 Hnder nc xtyis mad fdn E4EB d
%SA K KELLOGG Il GRAY
r.,- ~. xnr111e- a 4aeatux IA Goatuf "a Anx11.
= - 94shsrEr1 1r M IL. 1851 4. r. KELL06As
M,G 3yu C. W 6RAX-
MRS. s. ANDERSON, Clarivoys
WI snt RsppIngs Healing md Test Medium. CAR
be found Mt !. .
RIO. lis South K,&sa1Ie atteets
In rexsra 10 tbs tact Of Spirit Gommunion esstsc
! ton always guaranteed. UeeA9a+AM
, 1862-07-22

~ For cleaning and dying gentie=nanes ciothe
60 to Cook d Mclean, 9a Dearborn Ftreet. Thi
old established house do better and cheaper wor
than any In the city. chilly
, 1862-07-22

GURGFRY FOR DISEASES OF
~ TEE EYE AND EAR,-DH.. ]. B. WA1KzR, III
South CLARK street Chicago Ocust and Aur.st gives
biz undivided attent1ou to this important speciality,
and performs all operations CONNECTED with Opnths
mic aud AnEal sugey Certain diseases of the throat
which frequently cause Deafness, and noises 10 the
head y III also receive tx ciH attention. EExa1n-
tnatior1 ffxe. Post CHcs Boz 227. jyl7 saA3m
, 1862-07-22

ITO BUSINESS MEN.-The Un
/ deredgned having bad ten years experience as
book aeeptr apd essnet Y destroas q RnEtlns sis
would be ehare Of the profits. Would prefer t1Hug
charge Of the books for time at *arT in order u
have full acquaintance. Address ~. N. WILLIAXS."
Boz 2W -''t +- 3y18 s9s4 1w
, 1862-07-22

FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE
Il farm In Illinois, 80 tDlca from Chicago. and oAe
aud haf miles from the Ma!eoEo station. on the Ga
lena and Chicago Enion Rairoad: TEsins pass syery
ct and one-rslf tfIlable There Is good dEelllng
houKe on it 81 feet square, win an addition 1 feet
tEc.EtorF and attic The t1i1aole land Is now under
cultivation and yielded large crops lat yeat II Ihe
house aud lev acres II land Oh the haaks Of the
HUDSON River. For particulars Inquire Of O9IDEH,
FLEETWOOD Il CO. corner Of Lake aud Clark-stA.
, 1862-07-22


resolution:
.Resozeed, That the names OF the subscribers.
with the amount eubecfibed aud the names Of the
volunteers, be read on Change each day Of this
week, at half past twelve O'Clock. and snbscrip-
tinns and volunteers be solicited. That i the
snount is not raised during this week, the Board
of Directors be directed to levy tax Of ten dol-
lars On each member, the tax to be deducted from
the subscription Of each member, and that the
names Of ali members who do not pay snch tax,
be posted on fChange In come conspicuous
place during the continuance Of the war, with
this proyiso that the Directors are permitted to
exempt from euch posting, the name Of any mem
Der OF members who make. it appear to the Di-
recto1e that he fs absolutely unable to pay such
tax Without injury 10 his family.
This motion passed unanimously, and with
tremendous applause.
The motion Vas then made that when this
meeting adJourns, it adjourn to meet every
pight till the battery be raised. Carried.
Upon motion, the Board adjourned.
, 1862-07-22

I0tA4. I'd, A<isVu
a muster roll was placed upon the table aud
signed By the following gentlemen, each Of
whom received bonus Of s25 from members
of the Board upon attaching his signature:
NAMES.
s. Il. Stevens, Geo. B. Chandler,
S. t. Stevens, a. F. Baxter,
j. " Bloom, Il. j. Baxter,
Calvin Unrsnd. jr., J. A. Howard.
Valentine Steele,
, 1862-07-22

EXCURSION To-DAY.-st- Paul's Sabbath
School and Society to Fair Oaks. Cars leave
ut $50 a. n. Tickets hfty-cents. Halfprice
tickets for children on the cars.
, 1862-07-22

TOR NORWAY DIR ECT.
Packagee to be seat to Korwayby Brig slEte.
HxN "Cap& waaxe % IN os 1seetvedeK evaso fs. s.1
Freight mass be pre- Paia through Jy1ssa2w
, 1862-07-22

t~ AtIantic and a1f the other Monthlses
Tor August have been received by John ".
Norris, 10e Madison street. He is also in
receipt Of fresh supply Of new novels by the
most popular authors.
, 1862-07-22

w Gov. Yates Is expected in the city
during the week, and it Is the duty OF Cook
county to have her tWo regiments ready for
the field before the Governor returns to
Springfield.
, 1862-07-22

APPOINTMENTS. G. Storez, well known
Rud capable detective officer, has been ap-
pointed to the position Of assistant local agent
st the Chicago post Office.
, 1862-07-22

THE EXCURSION 10 ST. PAuL.-Our read
crs should not forget the St. Paul Excursion
to be given By the Ladies' City Mission 4
more charming ride in the heated term cannot
be imagined, furnishing the excursionlsts an
opportunity Of Visiting Minnehaha, St. An
thony and other interesting localities. The
train will leave the North western Depot on
Mopday, july 29th, at 9:15 g. H., and will pro-
ceed by rail to Lacrosse, and thence BY the
magnificent river steamers to st. Paul. The
taze for the round trip is only sixteen dollars,
and margin Of thirty days is allowed the ex-
cursionists. Tickets may be procured Of II.
Il. Eaud Of the TR1BuSE Office; ]. G. Cenrad,
banker; Rev. Dr. Eddy, and Rev. Mr.. Boring.
ExcrRs1oS FROM RocKFoRD.-The good
people Of Rockford under the auspices of the
u. E. Church and congregation, have made
arrangements for grand excursion to Chic
ago and picnic IN the grove 4 ar Camp
Douglas to which the I" Winnebago county
volunteers" at the camp have been specially
invited to participate. thus atrording q most
pleasant relief from camp duties In general
reunion with the "lored ones at home ,
The train will leave Rockford on ednesda1
mernfng, July Esd, at seTen O'Clock, arriving
in Chicago at twelve O'Clock, over tn,
GAepa R..ad, ria the Burlington aud Qulnc.
track from Harlem, halting,,at the State stree
crossing few moments. going aud return
Ing, for the convenience of any who nsy Wis]
to visit town, and then poing on to the CAM
Wis the Illinois Central RaiIr. I'd.
, 1862-07-22

WANTED-Agents and Canvas
~ seBin eve1J County 1n the Eorthveat EyeD
proaecB pleasant and profitable rnsness, by
closing three cent stamp 10 F. 4. TaDMA& Poi
Office Box 4sSS. Chicago. Unupia hpl6 p7g7El1
, 1862-07-22

M -AtTENTS-AlaIe or
w Frnale.-AEents wanted IN every town Of the
Enitsd Sta3es tosel ]. ko eEsuew improved method
fer Cutttng Ialles nresse- oys Clothing, Shirts SC
Secured by copyright. Agents making from = to 35
per day For particulars inquire at j. K0HLHR'S
,lcc. No. hietrorotan Block. address Pes1 Office
HoS s55 enclosing t cent austage stamp Chicago,
, 1862-07-22

MYSTERIOUS DIsAPPERSCE.-Wm. Reed,
residing on Green street. between Lake and
Randolph, left his hcme about six o clock SAT-
zrdey evening, and has not been heard Of
sinee. No reason is given for his mysterious
disappearance, and it is supposed that he has
faljcu into the river and drowned The ms
sing nen is thus described. five feet six
inches high, sandy complex on, red wAlskeTs
on the chin, brown pants. eolored shirt and
black cloth cap.