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j. L HANCOCK.
II Vt. QtSSD ALE.
GEORGE ARMOUR,
S. q. STEVENS,
WIN. STER.:ES,
e. r. WALKER

The reading Of this dispatch crested
the Widest enthusiasm, after which Mr..
Nalktr offered tue following resolution:
Reso9red, That the 3 ,ard Of Trade be requested
guarantee 10 each member enlisted hounty,
e,1her from 1he county fund or our own, Of eix;y
dol ars.
This resolution was carried unanimously.
Mr. Hancock announced that the Commit
tee of the Board of Supervisors had agreed to
appropriate seoo. 900.
Ar. Walker then moved that the resolution
be amended 10 as to read " regiment" instead
Of company"
It Was then announced that Isaiah Williams
had recruited torty men, and thAt his COM
pany would soon be full He rendered this
company to the Board Of Trade regiment ~
Accepted unanimously
The Young Mems Christian Association
were invited to unite with the Board OF Trade
in raising the regiment.
DISPATCH FROM sPRINGP1ELD.
Col. Hough then read the folio wing dis
patch: ..-...
Branor1k1.D, July "a. 1861
10 Col q NJ Hough:
Will accept twu or throa regiments from Chi
eago II o1gautzed immedlaseiY. and perhaps more.
AiAxx G. FuzAxH7 Adjt. Gen.
, 1862-07-24

81 arsoun.s s1c p. Ers. snd second moi pros By
It~ttrn attorney. and leave given 10 amend the
''rtlar4tiop. No 36G-Geo. o Healy -. Samuel
Sni'h: verdict for pla ntIfE and judg 'ornt.
n, 16s-CharceEy. Johu Cornell VI. Sslh G.
J.'ues ct al: bill: on motion Of com.
plaipa1t's tol.ci'or dismissed at compl.iuant.s
s;rnard It. a rs. Duneao AcGsrsar: ejectment :
lrbni;ttd tn court f,r trial, jury waived after
evidence; defendant guilty. &c, for two-thtrds OF
land ceclan On, and aut stion Of costs resumed; !;
not guilty A. to ont~thtrd. No. 3n>-phflIp Saaw
vs. feter nrske; tJeesnent; Submitted 10 court
p1atntif ts1iug no evidence. +. ue and tud IN sut
for defendant No 29-Jaoes Fannan va George
Jameson; eJectment; submitted 70 court for trial.
- For cleaning aud dytng gsntlen,an's clothes
Eoto Cook 4 Mclean, "a Dearboz1-stzeet- This
old established housa do bettar and cheaper work
thAo xay In the city. eb91-Iy
~Ca1l On Dunlop. BeEett d Spalding for Printing. y
, 1862-07-24
MARINE LIST,
PORT OF CHICAGO.


ApRTVFn T,Jv
a uo,,,r,- ua,1aH - .. ~ 1.s..,t ~ 80
e. 3 ede wood. suDdries
Htn,l INN omet. taos., 4Hn aSse.s, suna1les'
Ftp Seaota, aar@syon. Ray City, ls%5 PIE satt.
Rark swet neX, Borden. Bn1Alo; TO tons coal.
turk C1tJ VI puna!o, Lynas buu4o'
Brig sutan Clark. Peterson, centervine, &c eds
Srhr Agnes Wiley, Drake. Pcntwate., 60 b1ls fish.
schr I Spencer Ryereon, Psntwatef, IS IN lam-
schr 0ctas1a, Johneon, Muskegon, ITO N lumber.
Schr Gem, Fredericton, MdsEegon, 60 n lum-
be1..
ber
scnr a Foster, Smith, Muskegon, 80 N lumber,
Sch. i Il / e Lansing. ans TAFT. Milwaukee,,
'enf ns e css rona a4s"e' ''nne'n' "ak'nSon Fief
schr Union, Ulrich. Holland, 50 eds wood.
'enf hB lum6e1 rfan'' e'mpson' "h''e 1s''eF' % II
Scbr iszzie Thrcon. Ftooa. Mnakccon NJ n INN.
6er: -1p' 1'0'' 1'A''' ~ - 'ND'
se6r O. ss
Eeh- TrIina HSJ ,,.9F e ~ s 1 1's'
sehr nn,ae 9n1 Ma: tons co.,
Schr IaGy jane. Encslis. Point ssbles 81 n tim
scbr Bepe.tce Bep; fn1ver w,1t,o,on,a pte, N ID.
sehr ExnerIment hire Fronsnn's u.rhor m m
ttaves
schr enterprise, PETERSON, Muskegon, - m lum"
per.
senr speed. Meea, aonta Aasen. " cos Wood.
ocnr sen1F. inomn9n, o1 GTAaa mayer, e eds WOOL
scas Ani1S41pt, mAAms. alteh&e; ~ u LIZ inmoes.
Senf WIN HoFe1, fo0nta1a- Gle*elaaa, oo0 tond
Cha EHa EoA. .r.. ,7..... o-.r
eenf natY a'os'oa' saaetla' 1fe74ue Asle' Soo LIE
GI G; u..u.. oo-
oSa1 tSa,ilne'on' 10. aanAton' oS"ego' leo N ium-
uEa. uEa. xoo,,.
@ Scnl 1,, me!lm,As, 5noW, uswe9o' 1,ou otls salt-
SCor 13unMi!sts, noaens nana&o' 1oV tons coal.
seor MUS. ~. bnna5o; .on.,.
Scnr ~! eOok. XoiIon; ns nunaIo. ~ o1ls salE'
Sc Sear M,ss1 Samheea. moI!ey: 1aaaio: e.
5cn Mtes nlnu. Loset on1a4o; GU PITS ealt-
sehE & Monseznma @ Miller; baI ClIy. rs l1nbsl:
, 1862-07-24
M Ar RI d.
In thls city, July 10Th. By the Rav. Dr. Perce, Ar
LCCIUS D. SMELL OF Niles, Ill. to Mrs. ELIZA RA
NOR, OF Chicago
DIED..

In this city, the I'D int. GEORGE Ell WOOD. tn-
fsnt sen Of Davld T. and Mary A, Walker aged thrns
months aud twelve days.
alta Grange. Tenn July 5th 1ss2. Of dlasrhea and
camp fever, EDWIN L HUBBARD, Sergeant Of Co.
b, 46h regiment Tla Vols. aged 10 yeats. Deceased
was son Of Edwin Hubbard, Of this cty formerly OF
Merien; Gem. and more recently Of suolstts. Lee
county, III.
In this c,ty, July sd, ROSCOE WALTE9, only child
Of James l. and Lovtsa OTIS aged eight years and
month. =
Friends of the family Invited to attend tt fune-
ral at TIT II resdance corner ofsaoSaon and Indiana
at, eet-, thl4 Afternoon ut O'Clock.
, 1862-07-24

Total. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, ,%$t2D91
Ten names we're sjsnea tn the mnster MI, of
the .Board Of Trade Regiment n after which
and the singing of the AL Red. White .nd Rlne ;,
tic Board adjourned.
During the whole evening the most intense
enthusiasm prevailed, The spacious rooms
were densely, crowded mainly with.mefchants.
every one Of them alive with the interest Of
the occasion. 1t was strange spectacle but
glorious one-this Exchange Usually devoted
10 the peaceful pursuits Of commerce, the In
tercllaDge of cereals and the traffic Of trades
men, transmitted into recruiting office, with
muster rolls spread outupon the tables, young
mtn-!he employees Of commission houses
stepping up and enrolling themselves; mer-
chants Of every stamp contributing lAvishiy
a,inp patriotic stra Ms. The Light Guard Band
vans & Dcan's-atded largely to the enthu-
s,usm IF The evrntnp With their f,,e nns,c
up.,, f.o1r,,b,s ,. " Tho Star sn,no1ad p,r-
mr. ~ ,,d the ..Jobr Rnoua ,, song -, c;vsn
d,a +,,.c+ ,,s,1.,,, ~. 1.t,ar sh,oh
,r.a a3.rod .rn,a a n.rf..c, s,orr, ~ .n,,sn.a
,ha an,i-, ondt-n,a ;o,n1no IN : tha cborns v;,,,
.~e,+ .h.;,,,na 49,. ~ T., ~. ara.,.~ =
,aa..,.,.s ~ :. .nna, w. .sas. -,.s,a.s,.
80 49,. 80 - e-1,.~.a ~s.,..s:: T.. .ns
Tss--sm. .N~.,ss s T.-.ss
49, -e.,,.. a.-.;,s 80 .,aa. .a.n &C.
.-e 80, f -. ..--,-e1s.
~. 49,, ~ sonh. -no e.,na er,oa.. x,,,.
, 1862-07-24
THE CITY.
THE WAR MtETISG; Of THE
BOARD OF TRADE.
IT'S BATTERY FULL TO OVER
FLOWING.
onf HUNDRED AND sEVENTY-TW0
EhtiSrMEMfS.
Over $4,000 Subscribed
The "Board Of Trade" Regiment.
Great Enthusiasm-Speeches, 6ent-
ments, Dispatches, etc, etc.
Over $4,000 Subscribed


Another rous9ng special meeting Of the
Board Of Trade vas held at their rooms yes
tsriaY noon. The speeches we're remarkably
short, but any quantity Of snork was doae, as
tie lists below abandantly testify.
SUBSCRIPTIONS.
The subscription list WAS opened and the
, 1862-07-24

Sehr GessIne. Dsrnnvan Ma7itownc-
Sehr Jer-i~, LArkia, Kingston, $3.50 bu com.
Schr Spartan, 1s.,berfs, For. Sasldon-
scow Trenton. Smith. Bay City.
Seow Grate 4 Green, Lawson, Muskegon-
, 1862-07-24

TIE BATTERY.
The muster roll Of the Board Of Trade
Battery" wns subscribed By the gentlemen
named below. We reprint the entire list,
az several errors occurred In Our list Of yes
, 1862-07-24

&Etr 1p3rtADs IL ssbHffA, tnft ~aAl41Q
scow Trenton. Smith, Bay City.
Scow Grace a Green, L.~ton, Auskegon-
MOVEMENTS OF CHICAGO VESSELS.
VESSELS AERrvxp 1T BUFFALO rnox .CuscAGo.
July 91-Props. Empire State, ChicAso; bark
Ctlerado; eeh1s. Return, Monsyon. Kstch1m.
c]asabel. Ithaca, Mansfield, Morning Light, Il II.
Bsoan. 4. G. Tonslow.
VESSELS CLEARED fEoN BCHrAIo roR CHICAGO.
July s1-P1ops. Potomac, Evergreen City, CHI
caco, SpequehAnra; barka Kate barley, G. Sh@z.
nan. Colorado. B. 8. Sheppard; bstg Robert
Burns: schsr. Cla:A5el. J. Il. Drake. G. Rseye,
Me- idian, Ketchuru. Monsoon, Esgfe Wing. Ithaca
Acc1pEsr.-we Learn that the propeller onson~
ason. while On her way to Godesieh. broke her
shalt near Milwaukee. She was towed back to
this cit!. where she viii be laid up for about ten
days, TIL a new ehaft is obtained from Buffalo.
ILLINOIS AND MICHIGAN CANAL.
ARRIVED. n.
Belle. Lasalle, b99t bu corn.
Cuha, Ottawa, 6,oo0 bn corn
Sultan, Ottawa, 5000 ba corn, y, 80 rs starch.
Eclipte, LocEport. 400 hR corn
Cuehman, Ottawa, 65u0 hu corn
Empress. LaSal1e, sos bu corn.
Ottawa, Ottawa. 5000 bn corn
Erieeeoa. Ottawa. q, ~ bu oats.
OEe4u 2Qtdys Ok+MW&4 0*iAO Q4 G2&I<
Wing and Wing. LaSalle, .lpO bu corn.
Monitor, Kankakee. 4. 4tD bu corn.
Cooley, taSa11e. 4 49S7 hu corn.
SA Douglass, Seneca, S GO hn corn.
Constitution. Lockport, 900 ba oats, 900 bu
corr, 10 brls -four.
CLEARED......~..-- .July22-
Geo Taylor, Joliet
Monarch. Joliet,
Boston, Utica
1anthe, DuPage-
Caesar, Lasae, 70 brls salt, 300 bs sugar, sss bs
udZe-
AleonA Morris, Is brls salt,
Gladiator, Ottawa
u m Merriam. Norris.
Edmonis, DuPage.
Eclipse, Lockpurt-
Cuphman. Ottawa.
Tide LaSa1le.
Rowbeck, LASalle. ............ ......
Gen'l Scott, 0ttaws. II 1855 n lumber, 20 m 18th.
Banner State, LaSalle.
Republic. Morris
Josephine. KanEakee.
Lemont, LockpoEr, 64.1 LAB It lumber.
, 1862-07-24

W0oLQuiet. Few lots being offered. We
quote: Common Native s5@3cc; Medium a50
4nc; Fine Aaa 46c; unwashed X OF.
H1DEs-Qulet and without change. The cur
reIt prices are as follows: Dry Flint 1s0ls4c; !;
Dry Sailed 0G11e; Green Sailed 6x1sc; Dry
Calf 1t112c; Green Calf 6D7e.
BUTTER-Good shipping grades are active. In
feTior qualities dull. Sales Of ~ d.kins good at
sKc, and GO choice shipping at &c. We quote:
Choice Yellow 9K0 0l0c; Fair to Good Firkin sx@
DC; Grease 7hGBc.
EGGS-Dull and neglected at DC for packed, and
5G5Hc for fresh.
POULTRY-Chlckeas, q doz $t.251bt. 30; Tur-
keye. q d, 314c; Pigeons, q doz., MG5ac.
, 1862-07-24

TIE WEST SIDE RroT.-Charles Piper, one
Of the parties engaged in the riot on Reuben
street, near Bridgeport, On Sunday evening
last, was yesterday held to bail in the sum Of
s, ,000 to await the result Of the injuries in-
'i;cted on John Britchel, residing On Blus
Island and Taylor streets, aud Henry Kerber,
On Ha]stead near Mitchell street, both of
whom are expected to die from the wounds
there received.
, 1862-07-24

t.; 1so brls - Triumph y o. p. T.; 9. brls Coro
net " tuper 1t g 90.
WHEAT-Received. as.446 hu; shipped, - SO
bu. Market advanced aGsc per bushel. Sales
were: 3,t0a bu No White winter in store at
at sits; 100 bn No 9 White winter in sto:e at
Il co; so bu No Red winter IN etore at ga; 40
ba do 1t eskc; SO bu No Red Winter IN store
at 9ic; 95os bu Amber lows tn store attic; 1.G00
bu do at CSC: 10Go bn No Sprln. In store at 9sc
500 bu do at 97Kc; 5000 ba do ut s3c; 500 bu
do at e31sc; IS ocn bu do at 9ac; 1000 bu n, }
Spring in ttore at s71Se: 8, TO bu do At ST.: a0n
bu do at sec; 500 bu do At e9c; 4oO bu Rejected
Spring In store At 79c; .0oo bu do .: Soc; LOU bu
do at Bic
CoRN-Received. 1ss.s2s bu; shipped. 1ss.4ss
bu. Market advanced 1@1Kc. sa1ea:-,5. Go bu
choice River High Mixed at SIC t. o. b.. 5000 bu
River Mixed At sl4cf OBJ; u 600 bu do aaoat At
SC; loco bu do at 3oc; 500 bu Rejected ad.at
ut 2se; 500 bu do at Sc; 1900 bu Mixed In store
at a9Hc; 1900 bu do at SOC; a2.001 bu do at
ao4c; 1s.0e0 bu do at sohc; $4,000 bu do At Sic !;
e0.M0 bu do at sc o, b.: 20. 60 ba do for deliv-
cry on the 1et Of August. at a14c T. 0. b.; 100 bu
Rejected Corn in store at a45sc; 17,o00 bu do at
25c; Is 900 bu do at 2oHc; 5000 bu do at 26c.
0ATS-Received. $, ,0l1 bu; shipped, q, 600 bu.
Market advanced Hc per bu. Sales, 5000 bu No
in store at askc; 5000 bu do At 2sc; 500 bu Re-
ected in store at BIC; 100 bags at 3oc on track
RTE-Recsived, $50 bu. Market 14e1 kc higher.
Sales, 4G0 bu No In store at dc: 5000 bu do at
4sHc: 7,tc0 bu do At 45c.
.BARLEY-Received, 413 bu. Market firm.
Sales 75 bags prime at Csc del.
H1GaTINEs- Received, 415 brls. Market
quiet. aolders ak 2oo-busars offer 29}&c-
, 1862-07-24

IsQrlRY.-Wll some correspondent or 9th
er 1erson Inform US Of the present where
abouts OF Bells Cavalry?
, 1862-07-24

For THE 51sr ILLINOIS InFAxTnT.-LIeut.
Theodore F. Brown Of this favorlte Illinois
regiment (Col Cummiuge) is no y in this city
with authority to recruit men tor that com
maid now In Mississippi. He has opened an
Office ut the corner Of Dearborn and Randolph
streets, opposite the M4tteson House The
same bounty will be realized by all recruits
ucnt6.
, 1862-07-24


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49, 1s %..ees. - A 49,
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spn,xn,,r,n In,v zsa ,ssa
To John L, Hancock. Eco,
Can not tel when can be in. Chicago. Have
avery sie1 child ThIoe feKtmeas: u least ~ ~
1eport about only so doope being wanted Is AL
rAl*k' R'cAAa1 q,axsEn, axses; \.
.ru r.,-h,nts waved that n corr ,r,,taa of
.-.-.. -. ~, .-,ot,,a, - -. .... 49,
.;,;~.os ,.f ch;csas. r. so,tc,t sn,..or; ,,.,on.
~, .h., po.,a ~ T-.aa e,na
w. ponah ,ovea a. . srha+,.nta that q
.a,aa-.1, ~ .nnaa,.ta,1 .o.-.-saa - ~.
Aa,n+,nt co,e-,1 tsDda-,n, , -..,a.a,+ ~ 10
.,1,.a +ha Is Ro,,a ,f Tr,aa r.o,,nontn
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, 1862-07-24

Montreal Cattle marlzet-Inly IS.
The stock offered during the past weak was Of
an inferior quality, and the market for ordinary
grades elseed dull Current prices are as follows:
First quality cattle, IS 59G.t0; second and third.
$500 to $4t0; hogs, live $s7504 rs. q 100 lbs.
, 1862-07-24

DRowSED.-A little boy named Walter Otis,
eight years Of age, was drowned yesterday IN
the North Branch near the Erie street bridge.
The Coroner held an inquest upon the body,
and 4 verdict Of "accidental death" Was rem
dered.
, 1862-07-24
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

"Can On Dunlop. sevei q kspalding Gor Printing" )"
neYtt+ha2tlv
, 1862-07-24


rnent In the BEeadstuHs markets. and prices again
advanced; bnt towards the close, owing to de-
cline Of X per cent. in gold. the market became
quiet and fell hack slightly.
The flour tables were very hare, and under an
active speculative and chipping inquiry, the mar
kct advanced 151G0c per brl-with aales Of about
8.f00 brls, at Is. 0Gs5.40 for winter extras, and
$4.1c@4, Is for medium to good tp,ing extras
Wheat advanced aG3c per bnshel; but the tu-
provement was scarcely sustained after the rc-
ecipt Of the news from New York that gold had
declined to 1.12Ae. Aboat 100000 bushels
changed hands, at $t.r5 for No. White; 81 90 for
No 2White; 9ec for No. l Red 9ac for No. 2 Red;
@@s6c for Amber Iowa; 92QD9ic for No. Spring !;
and s7K@s9e fur No. 2 spsings-closing quiet at
CSC for No. Spring..
There Was very active demand for Corn and
prices advanced 1@1Kc per buehcl-w1th Gales Of
about a5n 600 bushels, at 3d4s01c for River Mixed
adoati 29k@3t: for Mixed In store aud 24hQ1e8c
for Rejected in store-the market closing at SOC
for Mixed In st,re.
Oats were ~ higher-wlth ealea at 2s@asKc.
Rye Was also IL better request and 1@thc higher
with ra1es at 45@45c for No. In store. High
wines were Inactive and qulet-buyeEs Offering
2aHc, and holders asking SOC. Lard Is in good
demand and arm At 71AG7Kc. Tallow Is scarce
and firm at QGsHc for city, and 60sNc for
country
Fteights were dull and tc lower-with engage
ments At 1Qc for and Tic for wheat to Buffalo;
16c for corn to Ogdensburgh; 16c for wheat to
Oawego; and lie foz corn to Kingston.
, 1862-07-24

BRAvo--Capt L. B. Hand, one Of the orig gi-
nal Chicago Zouayes, who has had over q
years experience In the army OF the Potomac,
yesterday threw up his commt seion, and eu-
listed as private in the Board of Trade Bat
teEy. This is showing true patriotism, and Is
example worthy tho emulation of our m
vn1ou rnru
, 1862-07-24

ExcuRsIos1sTs CoH1sa.-The Freeport ex-
cursion to this city comes off to-day. The e1-
crrs:onists will arrive here at one P. m.
, 1862-07-24

EVENING NEE TING OF THE BOARD.
At s o'clock the members Of the Board Of
Trade, attracted by the music Of the Light
Guard Band, and the certainty thtt = rousing
time would be had, began to gather at their
rooms, and By half past eight the hall was
crowded to rcpletion. The meeting WAS called
to order By J. L. Hancock, Esq.. who iu few
brief remarks stated the object for which the
Board had been convened.
Mr. Hancock announced TINT the tsBoArd Of
Trade Battery" was full, md that arrangements
had been made to ensure their acceptance.
TO PRESIDENT LINCOLN.
The following Is the dispatch sent to Presi-
dent lincoln:
BOARD or TRADE RooNs.
CHICAGO, July -, 1861 {
Abraham Lfncoln, Pfcsident u The United States:
The board Of Trade Of THE city have within the
last forty eight hours rat-ed S15s0 bounty ,uey,
ard have recruited full company Of artillery.
Viii they BE- accepted, and will orders be given At
once for subsistence, arms. uniforms. etc We
arc tying 10 satse regiment Of infantry to sup
put the battery.
(Siguedl j. L HANCOCK.
II VI. QtSsDiLE.
, 1862-07-24

DBcHARcED.-LieutP Patrick Higgins, who
WAS charged with assisting rebel prisoners to
escape from Camp Douglas, has been dis
charged from custody.
, 1862-07-24

Exports OF readetuffh and provtg1onK
from New York.
The exports ofbscadstuffs and provisions foE the
week ending July 10th, 1867 are a. follows: 70 4a
bril- Hour, 81 .65 bu wheat, 1s5,955 bu corn, SET
bills beef 4sss brls pork, 170a96 1os hams, 4l4e;0
ns bacon. s,ns 600 lbs lard. 5A5.s5o ns butter
592, la 0a cheese.
, 1862-07-24

"HoME m THE WEsr."-This excellent
drama will be presented at McVicker's
Theatre this evening, with McVickcr as the
Suffering Yankee. "shocking Events" will
also be performed, with comic singing By
Dillon, and dancing BY Miss Hight. This
entertainment should attract full house.
Seats for McFickez's benefit are going Yery
fast
, 1862-07-24

pURNSIDE'S EXPEDITION.
IL Wanted Immediately for the
MARINE ARTILLERY.
8eamen, Boatmen. Ordinary Seamen
and Rthemen,
For the Naval Expedition under command Of ". 4.
Hn@ARD, New fork. Pay the sanao the Navy
for Seamen Rifemtn and L4ndmen saMu ~ lnf.ntrT
All hare the benefit Of prize money, and the edition
Of complete X outfit,
And 800 Bounty
vt the OF the service three years tho war
~ 9th bounty money to be paid N adyance on Join
Ing the ReGtn eAt. Also, P.u&{0ns and Fftze Money
tist Of ctothin for Marine ArtilIcry - Long Pea
Jack.tI Blue C1oth Pa Jacket: pairs Duck frow-
eers Black Silk Handk eEchleLt pair Long skocttnEA
1p.ir Dine Cloth Tro. se,s: pais blas satnet TroV
eIs da.n nel sh;Tts Linen Ffocks BLANKETS. Mat
Iandsm~n jo iHe thla corps have nothing to do with
working the vea*el They wl'l b. employed IS ria,-
long This is Of the most desirable corps
t. to!a IN the seEvce: Apply 10 CAPT: c. D. VIII
11AMS. Recruiting OMtex. corner ofLake ant Market
street. nesr thr bridge ; iy 8a9Itim
, 1862-07-24

WA WANTED, AGENTS -$,5 per
W day can be made, and no humbug. By selling
GREAT NEW PATRIOTIC
Combination Prize Package,
Containing vast collection OF app optate Stationery
sniteo to the tine Of daest quality. superb desgns
rich and fashionable JewelrJ Of tie latest styaeA all
wonderfully. sells quick, dts large. business gen.
teel s. nd Tor cu1ar OF the above and also our
great Excelsior Package
Q. ii DuEN dCO.. ISL C1ark street Chicago
1e1+S3stlxm
, 1862-07-24

"LEs MIsEnABLEs." PART THIRD. MAR1us.
The third par. Of Victor Hugo's last work,
"Les Mfserables," Ma,ius, in French, has
been received at McNally g. Co.'s, No. 81
Dearborn street. 4 fresh supply of parts one
and two, in French and English a new sup
ply Of Edwin Broilestoft, by the Late Major
Winthrop.
, 1862-07-24

The following persons were appointed by
the chair TO serve on the committee contem-
7,lated nv the resolution of Mr. FairbanEs.
, 1862-07-24

REcRu1Ts--Lieut- Hartman, Of Capt. Prior's
company, reached this city yesterday morn
ing with fifteen recruits. Good for the first
trip.
, 1862-07-24

EXCURSION To-DAY.-The Jefferson street
n. E. Sabbath School goes to Evanston to-
day. Go With them. Cars leaYe the Mtlw4u-
kee depot at $50 a. N. Tickets only forty
CENTS; children twenty-five cent?.
, 1862-07-24

PERsoNAL.-Col. Lewis Zahm, Of the Sd
Ohio cavalry, arrived In town yesterday morn.
ing. His regiment is NOW stationed at
Mooresyille, Alabama.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-07-10
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We are not in the secrets OF the Yankee
Government, and cannot, of course, kaoae what
they 10 do, yet great deal may bt in
ierred from! the tone Of their newspapers. We
think il is pretty evident that they exert
upon the capture of Richmond For this purpose
they will not only concentrate all the forces they
have in existence, but will rais' as many more
they possibly can. Lincoln has already called
IF 100000 recruits. Whether he Will get them or
not is thing Whether we ought to act as
though he had already ob,a aimed theta is another
IL il our opinion that decidedly ought SO to act
Mcclellan, We ere disposed to think, has by 40
means reinq.iished his designs upon this city He
expects 70 be reinforced in his present position by
Haiieca's army, by all the troops be can bring from
North end South Carolina, and from Georgia and
possibly Florida, in addition to the recruits aIrea dy
although we confess We have NJ dn'a upon which
The opinion is founded. Ii seems 70 lis that it would
he the part Of wisdom to act precisely AS though he
Lad already Succeeded in assembling all these
troops. We have DO Doubt Of our power 10 resist
him successfully, let him bring what forces he
may. Bat olr eyes should not be closed for a mo.
inent to the momentous character of the struggle
which Is about to be renewed around fhis capital
Doubtless our military authorities have carefully
scrutinzed all the chances OF the conflict and are
thiiy prepeTed for all its eventualities. Gen Lee.
besides being great General in The field, j. by
nniversal consent acknowledged to be the best or.
gan2er Of the day. We have full confidence in his
capkety 10 prepare the means of resistance and
70 use them when once prepared