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, 1862-07-16

&nSaukse i e:aS Il s tlfsi1: s. SS6 a 81 snssr
a9Ta at a 81; S1s@1a5 g i M 1e9 e9 ca9an
q s. 2@i q: i. 900 b. amber Michig igan at sIa59
{. .ce b white Michigan At 51.s411 IS. and ooo
7ancipg: sales 4,5o0 tu western. Barley dun
and nominal; sales coo bu choice: Canadian peas
export auc home consumption Sales Is, ,00G bn at
41959e for new mixed western at 5205N lot old
do; 4l4ec for unsonad; &c Tor Rhi1e western.
Oats quite drm at 441463ze fer Jersey, Canadian,
CorTEE-Rio more active and hrner. Sales
C0V bags at 2l@22k; also sales Of so bags Ja-
Sales. L hhds Il ss@9e foE eaba; "a saoe ee,t foi
Porto Rico: s4&9e for \, Q; 1874 boxes Hayana
g aad g suction So Rhs EsT ossaas +
saies & IS hhds. Porto Rico ct $50 4ce..
o71s1osE.-Pork more sctiTe and Armer; sales
Of 2 20 b1ls: at $40 750sl1:G0 for mess, clos
RG as sas sa ses fsn Il
for Do mess; $i1Gis5o for r. repa: ked ness: ssia@
Nominal. Beei hams q1'ef. sales 50 SrIs st Us sl
90 ies ,ehoaldeEs; 5S@$e foF hans: H;oa 5
ter selling at 1l;4c III Ohio; 1f917c for state.
Cheese steady at Agsc. ~
Of S D bu Kenoeha spring at Sic: 1000 bu ChIca:
60 spring at tic; 5000 By Milwaukee club At sac
IN the afternoon, 1900 bu No Chicago
| but closed quiet IL consequence o}
advance On the part of hs1ders. Sales 7,00 bu
at BIC, 5000 bu. ut 31He, and Or GO bu- at $50
holders at the close asHng an advance Of 1@2c
Oats in fair demand. Sales il, 600 bu. Illinois ant
Ohio at SIC.
WH1EKE-Good demand Sales 400 brls. at Sic
200 brls st MKc-
CANAL FREtGHrs- Firm at 1ac for corn, 14o TO-
! wheat to New York.
IAFoRrs- $3.50 bfls. flour, 61,000 bu. wheat
9EtN b1,. corn-
| EzroErs-1,0C0 bs1s. -four, 116,C0o bu. wheat
| sf Nh I'M frr71
, 1862-07-16
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.


TuEspAT EVENING, July Is, 1861,
The high price Of gold fs gteat1y to be regretted
but it ts not yet near high aatt was In the dark
dars Of Epglands contest with the First Napoleon,
when we have the authority Of q Canada paper
now before us, for saying that gold rose to
premium of28N per cent over Bank Of England
legal tender notes. Hence there is no need of any
serious forebodings IN regard to this matter, II
Congress would pass Law, as they should, taxing
bank notes, gold would soon be, II any premlums
but very email one above Treasury Notes.
The premium FOR gold to-day In New York at
the first board was 1Bsl. Hence the buying price
Was 1t616,8; selling 1eN@17. The amount chang
ing hands Is comparatively small The business
ia confined mainly to buying by the bsokers, who
Immediately ship to New York
The brokers are buying silver at 10 and selling
at u per cent premium.
Old Treasury Notes are selling to-day at eH@7
per cent premium The brokers are paying n fol
new, and selling at Il premium.
a. usua1 the money market continues abundant
" supplied. Bankers are glad to take all the real
business paper that offers. Rates Of discount 761f
per cent.
MnwAuKEz-The Sentinel Of this morning
says: .....
| The market was quiet yesterday, and without
| ruaterfal change. Money for business purposes
was easy at the usual rates Of interest. Exchange
| was plenty; New York drafts buying at pao0A
dieeount, selling At 4 premium over the counter
cent premium, closing 1T the latter figure. Sci
| ling rates Douinally the came as at New York
opening at is and cloaing at II per cent. Oh
| Treasury Notes are bringing 8 per cent.
, 1862-07-16

THE Flour market during the week has been
more active and prices have ruled 5@15c higher
than during the week previous In the early part
Of the week, owing to the depreciation Of curren-
CT, large orders were received from Boston, New
York and Philadelphia, and the market was al
most entirely cleared Of round lots of desirable
brande. Within the past three days. the offer
ings have been light, and the market quiet,
but holders are firm. Upwards Of 5000
brls changed hands within the week st 9
range Of s4T5@s56 60 for winter extra. .sand 50 60O
$3.50 for spring extraa-the bulk Of the the ea1es
Of good brands being sold at 81 co.. superane
brands nave been and are still in goodgequest for
shipments to Canada, at s3o9@S3.4o III fair to
choice. sRye -four Is steady at $3.50. MiA stnAs
are i12>goodS demand especis1y Bran and Shorts,
which sell readily at S5.25 per ton, IN bulk, on
track. Com meal is dnl1-
TODAY the faydkable news from New York ren-
dered holders firm. but there was no material in.
proyeM%nt. Sales were: 100 brls 'tFarber's II
thoice white winter at 9515; 1c0 brls So c:ntral
City "atss5cs; 100 bnz<5komiff !" At $500; 100
br,p ..Aeto1ia' ~ mj14d winter Il a; 50 :; 40 brla
ssWolf River" ao<2t/b46o; 10o brls' ''Ritst &
Hints 81 goaJf h. spring extra at $4o0; td br1a
"Dizon,n atd 100 br1s ' Cherry Valley r. b. at
So AGO brls good b. spring extra 1t IS 80; 20C
br1s .tLoch Leven" at s. s5; 70 brls I'd extra at
$3.50, 70 brls do at s3.75; 10e brls sphng sufel
at ea Qf
, 1862-07-16

had Prospect Of Crops In England.
The latest reports Of the condition of the crops
in England are extremely unfavo1able. We con-
denee from the weekly statements to June Il. the
following accounts from the great agricultural
counties:
BAru.-Supply Of ali kinds Of grain short
CAEL1aLE.-Thc weather still continues unset.
tied. and farmers are beg inning to be anxious
about their cr0ps-
CnELasFoRD The weather continues unfavor-
able, and farmers are beginning to be anxious
DEyoNsH1BE The weather during The past
week has been yariab1e-co1d and ungcnia1 one
day, and the next bright and genial
DoFcAsTEK-The weather throughout this dis
ttict is etfll very unsettled.
LE1cEsTER---Narm sunshine fs now much re-
qui.ed to iut IRE good blooming season.
NoRw1cH-Thc weather all the week, with the
exception Of few hOurs on Thnreday. has been
NoTTlNoHAh--Tne weather during the past
week has again been nnfavorable. On the EI-
charge the prices Of wheat were steady. at au adj
vance Of from one to two shi1lings per quarter
above previous rates.
READ1SG.-Owing to the critical state Of the
weather for the new crop an advance was OBJ
tasned.
suSpER1Asp Holders asked advanced rates
The weather has been uueeasonably cold during
the past week
NAB41fsrER-The past week hos been one O.
almost continuous wet, and serious apprehension
| are entertained respecting the wheat plant.
| ard other grain proportionably dearer
| 1oGK-Tbe weather has been nnseasoDabl.
cold aud the long continued dali weather is begin
t ming to have an Influence On the growing crop.
Barley and oats yield as little az the wheat
Lees than an average crop all round is expected
and it is notice able that large quantities Of whea
have recently been imported.
, 1862-07-16

GRDCERIES-Thew Wholesale grocery trade has
been very active during the past week, ana al
staple goods have been vety much excited In con-
sequence Of Light stocks md the high price of gold
Or the depreciation Of our paper currency. Those
wto are fortunate enough to have On hand 4 stock
Of staples are not over anxious to aeu, u, II the
, 1862-07-16

The market during the week has been active
and prices hare ruled 1@2c higher than during the
week previous, Owing to the depreciation Of
fcurrencg and the high rates Of sterling exchange,
there has been verE good inquiry by Canadian
Shippers, and Of the shipments during the week,
at, ,sf70 buehels were to Canadian ports-the en-
ti5e Shipments being 55s,175 bushels.
R,RAr the market WAS tc. .betterin consequence
Of tx news from New York that the strike among
the stepedores had ended. Sales were: II. 600 bu
Amhef Iowa in store at s5c; ,4e0 bu do at 8415c;
1000 bu No Spring in store at s1c 6,0o0 bu do at
size; $500 bu do at size; z, ,00o bu do at SIC;
1a,tOG bu do ut sae5c; 1,600 bu No Spring in
store at 7ac 5000 bu Go at 749c; 2a, ,0D0 bu do ct
TIC; 1860 bu do at 75kc; 5000 bu Rejected in
store at Csc; s9obn do at CSC.
By sample, 500 bu new white winter at sa1&c; !;
$50 bage spring at &c Oh track.
CORN-Recefyed today, 2e9, SGT bu; shipped,
75lC0 bn. The following table Elbows the receipts
and ehinmcrfs fI1riptr the week.
, 1862-07-16

NEW YORK. July ly16.-F1oURBetter with fair
de1nand for export and home consumption. S41es
rs $40 b1ls at $4-5@4.?5 for super state: S. $50
SIG for extra state and $5.1 for choice $4618
AS for super western; 81 9o45s 10 for common to
medium extra: western; $5,fu4f 25 for common
to good chipping brands extra round hoop Ohio.
and Is a5A6 20 for trade brands, market clcstngg
firm, Canadian flour &c better with rather more
doing. Sales ,7e0 hrls at IS 00@5 10 for common
IS 75G6E for good to cholce extra BYE hoof
end unchanged =. - e&3.
|, .WMakxSaeayy and dropping sa1es 80 b1la
Il s1@s.74c for state aud western; ..x
GaAN-Wheat market 1c higher, with more
doing for export. Il is reported that the gsaIE
| ehoyalesa viii 1esume work tomorrow. sales
, 1862-07-16

VESSELS PASSED DETROIT.

[specil Dispatch to the Chicago Tribune.1
DErKo1r. July IS. 1862.
Ur.-Brig Sunrise, Geraldine, Northwest. De-
Soto. Twilight, Dconto, Unadilla, Indianas Can
opus; echr Atlanta, Anderson, Ford. Daueman,
Flying Cloud, Golden Harvest, Hoppock, Plorer
Lively, Fred Hill, WIN. Fisk, L. Miner Delos De
Wolf,
DowN.-Bark Rayenna, Pomeroy; brig F B
Gardner, Powhattan, Standard; schr Wyoming,
Ontario, EiFempo, Grant, Peoria, Marquette.
Einba1l Transit, White Sqnal1. Baxter. Star OF
hope, NJ .WiualoN, Ethau Allen Robinson, Royal
Oak, Clyde, D. Todd, Wings Of the Wind.
, 1862-07-16

By subscription, giving subscriptions and the |
respective amounts subscribed, etc, etc. We
trust that it Will appear in print for public
edifcation. |
After the transaction of some unimportant |
business the Society adjourned.
The Floral Festival.
The Young Mems Christian Association
has become one Of the leading institutions Of
the city. It's members have ever been active
in all practical schemes Of benevolence. The
stranger, subjected to the trials and tempta-
tions incident to q residence in large city.
has kindly been taken by the hand and shown
how to meet the one and avoid the other.
During the last sad winter many families had
reason to bless the large. hearted Christianity
which sought out the suffering in the high-
wsys and byways Of our city, fed the
hungry aud clothed the naked, and brought
hope and comfort to hearts well nigh despair
ing. They hare established reading room,
sfil1ed with choice Christian rteratu1a, they
have kept In successful operation the noon
prayer meeting, and furnished the soldiers Of
the grand Union army with abun-
dance Of choice religious literature,
whose effect upon the. morals Of the
brave men lighting the battles Of
their country has been most 'aappy. Ihese
good works have drawn upon their resources
and they expected TO be compelled TO enter
upon fheir laooSs Inc coming winter Win q
aep1eteo treasury = nappg eoneel1 aaggest-
Gu clolat eeusal' AAe Plo1ect "as eloaeAeu
and. enthusiastically adopted Bright flowers,
oeantuM e'ergfeene' opening blossoms
Wreatneo oy loVely hanas' snonld transform
bryan haal 1nto spot o. oeaoty, wmch
would call crowds OF good citizens and thus
| replenleh the empty treasury.
| The affair Was happily consummafed LAST
evening. At m early hour There were cars
and omnibusses, hacks and private vehicles
| TILED Hltn aWeAers III lne 5uourps, anu sue
| fa;r uonen and 7,rava mon. ali bcnt nm, the
| eo,,,e orrood The hal, uas brilliant, = ,;ohtaa
| and pai1v festooned with b,ossom;np 1Howera
and everpreers, There were oroftns avhors.
sv1van shades op;pt nno1-s and oornore and
Aozgars everywhere r. vas rare e;rbt and
| .icb1r rene;5 +he visi+or +he tr;Aino eun, d.
, 1862-07-16

There was good attendance On Change to-day,
and owing TO the settlement Of the strike in New
York, the markets were better and more active.
There was more active shipping demand for
wheat, and prices advanced 1c per bushel. with
liberal gales, at s19sahc for No Spring; 10
75Hc for No 2 Spring; and 65G6sc for Rejected
Spring. At the close the market WAS steady at Sac
for No /. and 75c for No Spring.
There was fair demand for Flour, but the offer
ings were light, and the market ruled t1rmer-with
light Gales at q 9c@5,15 for winter extras, and
ss,1c@4 90 for fair to good spring: extras Super
fine grades were scarce, and wanted BY Canadian
shippers.
There was less inquiry for Corn, and the market
aB quiet AMI easfet, without any material change
in prices. About 140,6o0 bushels Of all grades
changed hands, at a6@eTHc f.r Canal and River
Mixed adoat; 26M@27c for Mixed In store, and 24c
for Rejected in store.
Oats were steady at Sc. Rye waa In better re-
quest. and prices advanced kc-with sales Of No.
| In store at 41@41xc. Barley Was scarce. High
!! wines we're firm and In good demand at an i'm
PIT Fement Of Kc per gal with sales at 2s3-hold,
ers at The c1oee asking 2aH@ac.
There is come inquiry for Mess Pork, and we
| note ea1es Of 450 br1s onp. Holders, however,
are generally asking s. So, and buyers Offer - o.
@s.z6.
Freights opened dull, but hey ruled steady, with
engagements at 14Ac for corn to Kingston, and
| ike for com to Buffalo.
, 1862-07-16

III Randolph street.
Office open from ~ to ~ p. N.
C1AmvoYAscE AND adame James
announces to the ladies and gentlemen Of Chicago
and vicinity, that che will remain for few days
only, at her office No. GO West Randolph street,
corner OF Clinton, where those who wish 10 con-
suit the planets which rule their destiny pertaining
to the past, the present and the future, will please
cali Immediately. As Cairvoyant, Madame
James has no superior. and in all things pertain
ing to life and health her predictions can be relied
upon. Consultation fec s., jy15zGt.
~ We sre glad to learn that movement ID on
foot for another regiment in this District, under
the new cal for troops The parties left last night
for Springfield to sec Coz Yates and will without
doubt get the required authority. We are not at
liberty TO state names at present, but this much
we can eay, one Of the parties Colonel to bel has
seen two years service in the 1egnlar army, and
the Qieuterant Colonel to 5e) fs well known Law
yer in this city. We know the men, aud We know
that sueh men can mise regiment that viii be q
credit to Northern I1inoie. jyl5x2t.
Agents, Dealers, Planters Everybody!
That pays cash for Fruit, Ornamental Or nursery
stock We respectfully invite attention to our ;40
! in OF for the Weet.
Come and sec OF write with three-cent stamp
| for catalogue.
AGENTS WANTED.
Address: +. f. Phoentx, Bloomington Nursery,
| Illinois. {y2:2Wd&W
| ~ For cleaning and dF1ng gentleman's clothes
60 to Cook d Mclean, SO Dearhorn-stzeet. This
old established house do hstter and cheaper work
| than any ia the city. ebNly
~ GrRat cloeIng out sale Of Paper Hangings, at
! +. g. Rigbg's, 81 Randolph street. jyi4m
"CAn OF Dunlop, SeHen d &spalding Tor Printing y
! no711-h27a4Y
NEW NOVELS TO LoAE.-ErerY novel, as soon
ae published, can be borrowed at the ehesp book,
periodical and newspaper store OF ?. T. Sherlock,
| lie Dearborn street. iy10-6t
, 1862-07-16
DI ED

:, Suddenly; as Ka,amszoo Meh; sa.ur5ay J1ly 12th
cf ithaca New fork and u1otner OF Mrs. Chsrles b.
HAral1l, Of this city.
In this city, on the 14th inst, OF Cousumpton Hrs
arsyer. OF McV1ckers Thea:re. a loving wife and
$B st. Louis papers please copy.
, 1862-07-16
MARINE LIST.
PORT OF CHICAGO.

ARRIVED. July Is.
stn'z sunhean, Morgan. Two Rivers, IS brla fish,
oPp PoP s5s SSnEsy bo bn9o saaa an5aFes
Prop DETROIT. Robertson, Goder,ch, II brls fish,
eundties.
Prop 5S MeR.so@sty, ] ellis, colltngwood, % btls
Prop Prairie State, Williams, ogdensburgh, snn~
Prop Fee State, Rounds, Buffalo, suudries.
Brig Mariner, Kits, kingston
Brig Fanny Gardner, Rnther, Buffalo, 200 m lun1~
Brig sam Hale, Ferguson, Little swamico, It's m
Brig Andes, Cnaenenf: Bsycity, a,14sbrls salt.
schr F Eanney, Modatt. Cleveland, 40 tons coal.
schr F Foster, Smith, Muskegon, 70 m lumber,
schr Diver lDayiason, pepere. 80 N lumber, so n
schr Tticolor, Kloocko1n, South Haven, Y eds
wood.
ssht s SEhtingss, stsgafas % 179 Bat;!9 Y; n,ner n
schr GIace Murray, Moore. Buaalo. 500 brla salt,
schr Alpha. Gpynn, South Haven, 40 eds wood.
schr odin- Blanchard, Muskeson, 80 m lumber, s.
sehr h1 iei Esperinens Die, BronsSns Harbor, SO
sehr Be1e, fsRs Edwards. Man1,owoc. 200 railroad
schr Fish Hawk. Emerson, Racine
| Scow Mermaid, Thomson, White River, 80 N lum-
scow Storm callow. White River, 50 N lumber, IS
scow Ianrel. , Patterson, Pier Cove, Is II lumber.
| CLEARED ..-.-......Jn1y Is.
stmr Sunbeam. Morgan. Two Rivers. s1nd<lsz.
Prop W'enona, Corkey, Buffalo, i, COO bu wheat,
1,stN brle noar, 200 PIGS lead 10
brls -four, 49l hides. sundriee.
Prep Evergreen City. Collins: Bqfta1o> 1ao Goo bu
wheat, 1900 brie -four, $50 pigs lead
| Prop F " Backus. Chamberlain, Ontonagon. S25
| hu corn, 7S5 bu oats. eundTies.
Prop Free State Rounds, Buffalo, u,o0o bu wheat,
Prop iowa, S III HINT Buffalo, 80 Geo bu oats, 900 br1s
Prop Prnirie state. williams, Ogdensburgh, :, ,35t
hn corn. 1U0 brls -four.
| Prep Chicago, Collins. Buffalo, IS 900 bu oats
a,5uA iris flour. 2 eco pigs lead.
| Brig Sam Hale, Ferguson, Little S~am1co.
Schr MonteagIe. White, Og1eushurgh, 1900 b
wheat. il, $50 bu corn
Schr Pilot, GnnlerHou, Buffalo, 3,2o0 bq wheat.
Schr Robt B Campbell, Film, Port Washington
| Schr G Foster Smith. Mutkegon.
Schr Trlcolor, klovekotn, South Haren.
schr Nightingale, Stephens, Buffalo, 1900 bg
schr Alpha, Gwxnn, South Hayen.
Schr Od1n, Blanchard, Muskegou.
Scht Experiment, Dixie. Bronson'e HarboF.
schr q Richpond, Keith, Buffalo, 10,6s5 b
schr Belle. Edwards. Mauitowoc-
Schr Fish Hawk, Emerson, Racine,
| scow Mermaid Thompson, y bite River.
SccU Storm, Callow, White River.
! SeoH Laurel, Patterson, Pier Core.
, 1862-07-16

TUESDAY EVENING, July Is, 1852
WEEKLY REv1Ew.-The following tables show
the receipts and shipments Of produce during the
past week, and since the lit Of January, with conf
paratire statistics:
RECEIPTS oF LEADING ARTICLES At CHICAGO.
, 1862-07-16

Milwaukee Lumber market-JuIY Ia.
LunnkR,-Moet Of the sr.tvals Of lumber con-
time to be for OWNERS, and hence but few cargoes
are thrown on the market. We quote Green Bay
IS 25@s 10: shingles, 4975; 18th, $s0o8s75. 4
sale Of 9O0o,eG0 feet of Oconto lumber WAS made
few days .ince, for delivery during the season. at
middle OF September. Arrivals for the week
amount to 1854 coo feet lumber, 58l 800 shngfes,
andes goo 1ath. Yard prices are firm and stesdy.
, 1862-07-16

Money continues active at 5@6 per cent. on call
and 5m6x per cent for prime paper.
Sterling exchange quiet and firm at 12SHD129
for bankers bills. .... .
California gold bars are quoted at Tx @t74 per
cent premium.
Government stocks dull O. S. 6s 81 10149
101x Z $40 Treasury Notes 1o3.
, 1862-07-16

SoAFs-Are firm with no material change. We
quote :-Oak1ey's German Erasive, 8@s4c; do
New York Chemical, 7@7Hc; do Austrian, 6K0
exc; Cannon bar, 5@5hc; Extra, 5@614c-
srARcH--Kingsfords pure, &c; do Silver GIosa,
749s4c; Pudding, 6Ds7fc.
WOOL Received last week, 55, ,G70 lbs; shipped
$50 fbE. There Is very little doing as our buy
ers here are not willing to pay much as country
dealers in the smallest villages. The receipts and
shipments given above are large compared With
the amount handled in this city. The most Of tht
Wool has been bought up by Eastern manufActu
re1s, and passes through here routs FOR the East
, 1862-07-16

By Te1egsaph-I NEW foRK, july Is, 1861
| BzEF-Better- Receipts asa Quoted 6K@s1.
sHEEP- Quoted &c higher Receipts s. 492. Ono
| tad 2h45kc-
Sw1NE-Fi1mer. Receipt4 SSH. Quoted 313@
| 31tc
, 1862-07-16

Flour and Grain In Store In Chicago.
The following table shows the amount Of -four,
wheat and corn in store the 18th inst, compared
with the amount in store week since, and that fu
etofe at the same period In 1861:
, 1862-07-16

milwaukee Wheat Market-Ju1y II.
Received, Q. IA bu: The Sssta7ses reports an
advance OF 1c per buahe1-with sales of 4a,GOo
bushels, ut Sa98aHc for No. aad 773iO76c for No.
:. No freight engagements.
, 1862-07-16
Meeting Of the Chicago Historical So~
CfRtV.

cletT.
The regular monthly meeting Of the His
torical Society was held at their rooms yes
te:aay afternoon, B. ". Raymond, Esq, In
tne chair.
The Secretary reported the following addi-
tions to the Society's collections within the
pest month: Books, %; pamphlets, ST.; news~
papers. z; newspaper files, 8; files of periodt-
calls. 16. manuscripts, s; charts, 10; cabinet,
l; collections, 2 print, 1; total, e42, from
! fftS-one contributors, residing In Illinois,
Maine, District Of Columbia, Tennessee, New
York, Pennsylvania, Massachusetts, and Ohio,
The collections Of the Society nov number
over 50, 600.
Among these collections are valuable series
Of the United States Coast Surrey, recently
made 10 aid in The military operations Of the
Union army; extensive lists Of publications Oh
tie WAT, from the American Anti-slavery So
cicty; documents relating to the movements
In New York for the enlargement OF the Erie
Canal; volume Of documents published In
1915, including the Constitution Of Illinois !;
and many other works Of value aud interest.
The Secretary read q communication from
Capt A. Walker Of Buffalo, one Of the United
States Steamboat Inspectors, giving an ac-
account Of his first voyage by steam to Chi
cago, In 1882. No light houses, artificial OF
natural, could be seen along the route, aud no
villages were seen on the route where popu
1ous cities nov stand.
| At that time there wss only about two feel
Of water upon the bar in CUR harbor, and onl,
five dwellings where now stands the Garder
City. Chicago river wss then but little NOR
than creek, enptying tnto the Lake abou
: where the foot Of Randolph street Is now 10
. cated.
ri Capt. Walkers letter, the substance
, which was published In the TRIBUNE som
i months since, was faithful and interesdu
sketch Of the early days Of steam uaViga alto
on the Lakes, and cannot but prove Va1uaol
L addition to the Bocfety's archives
g The Secretary also read communicate
e from James Grant Wilson, Esq, upon to
=. building Of the first bridge upon the sout
,e Branch Mr.. Wilson'S paper was very inte
c. esting and amusing, going into uinuts d
, 1862-07-16
CHICAGO CITY MAIL AND RAIL.
RuAD GUIDE.

E Homes wanted in the city and in the couu.
try for boys from ten to eighteen years Of age.
Apply to MINISTRY At LARGE,
III Randolph street.
Office opeu from TX to AZ D., m.
, 1862-07-16
@tScFIlaugpuB.
CAMP

1I DOUGLAS. chicago, July It'll 1867.
General Order No. s.
The following Order IL published for the information
OF all concerned:
OFFICE OF CoMMrssARY GxEKBAI or Pz1sosxRs.1
Detroit, M1eh4 July 8th. 1s6a.
81 authority Of the War Department, Martial LAT
nos, extending for space Of one hundred feet out
s1de ssd aIonnd sae ehs1 q sentinela Ehch space
sta9ss and the area Or gseu, included within the
AuJ violating military authority WITHIN said
line vii be subject TO punishment By ehoyt coDhne-
ynent trial Court Martial st the discretion Of
Commanding 0Mcer. ". HOFFMAN,
Colonial Th1rd Iufan<ry,
CommtHsAtJ General Of PRISONERS.
The area or ground around this Cauop included ia
the Ortr and which Ia Hereby declared to be under
Marital Law, hiss ht Ell distinctly mesked by Mne q
staEeH Captau Hi am Enoch, 67th Regiment nliuoff
Infeufy hsa been appointed Provost Marshal for ths
~ ordeF of JOSEPH Il TUCKER
Colonel Commanding.
A.HVAx EuKHE Post Adtntant. 3{14s3Q1lW
, 1862-07-16

HARVEST HELP.-Wautt d i'm
IL Hnedtstely twenty god men. tor which the
Highest Wages Will be stTen4
A. pr1st Station fcsty-sevsn miles from Chicago ou
Gui,e 1or JAMES 0GDaRD. ty1e e5lolR
, 1862-07-16

FRCIT-Green fruits are coming in very plenty,
and there ie fair demand. Oranges and Lemons
eteady. There IL 4 moderate inquiry for choice
dried apples but old dried fruits are dull and diff
cult Of eale. We quote;
, 1862-07-16

scoop1Sc.-A steam drcdge is at work in
the river between Randolph and Lake street
bridges, scooping up mud and fragrance.