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, 1862-07-30


The Coffee Mill Gun which has been in the
city for two ..or three days en- route for the
southwest, has proved 3 genuine sensation, and
been the focus Of universal inspection. large
numbers Of our prominent citizens, including
the Common Council, Board Of Trade, and
Mercantile Association have examined 1t and
witnessed its practice. In all respects it has
met the claims fi:s inventor, Mr.. E. Nugeut,
Of New York, and given nunexceptionab1e salts
faction to those Witnessing its operations.
Yesterday 1t was fired upon Michigan Park
for the second time, in the presence Of a larse
crowd Of spectators, not as 8 test as the Jour
-. has 1t, but to crafty the wishes Of citizens
ose instance the "Cofee Mi1Is was
~era. There is 1ittle necessity for
<e which was tested long ago, and
testing g0A .rtiuues to he in the se7vice
has been, and c. ,sav tn ,nf.ntv
as 81 effective aux,. ~. h,aa:. -,
The Target selected y. : d,et.,+ 0e] N~'
about mQs and one-eighta. ~. 30 80 t-, =.
cred andrwenty rounds, in all, a. -, -
the rate Off wenty-four In SIX secon> 49, 49, :
half; all @ the shots, as far as the eye l. -.
determine striking within very few feet 4,
the target The result was al that could have
been exf sected from the best telescopic rifle,
and pro yed that for simplicity Of action, rapid,
accurs' te and effective firing 1t atands unri-
Valls1 i. The objection urged against it that
the parel heats is NJ objection at all The
h ut is caused, not By the explosion, for thas
occur1s in m outside chamber, but by the tric
ton, and does not interfere with the handling
or accuracy Of the gun. = p
twill be seen that the Mercantile Associa
taon hsye resolved to petition the War Depart
znent for battery of these guns to be fnr
,,sned the regiment they are raising. Til
BoSmo of Trade should do the sane, aud th
C6uncu should supply the city with them. N
4nore effective instrument can bs had to US
AGAINST . mob or In any emergency. They u,
recommended by the very best artillery II
thardty IN the army after practical USE, The
are eminent1y worthy t1id.
, 1862-07-30

The Flour market closes duh and easie:-
with, however, hut Light offerings. and
rather = scarcity Of choice grades OF win-
ter and epring. Sales TO DAT were: 50 b1ls
St. Louis ss Home NILS" White Winter At $5T3;
80 brle "Romino'' at IS 2s; 50 brls s'Farmer's
Mills" White Winter at $53; $50 brls " Peerlessn
choice Spring Extra at Is; 4e bis tt Kay's" do
at f4.T5; 800 brls Genesee" I. h at $460; 40
brla "Mahontng Valley" do at $40; ao0 b1is
*'FaTozite OF the UnIon'' at 81 IS; 500 b,1a Kaue
County At a. 80; 100 bsls Good Extra at 81 IS;
SEQ brls fair Spring Extra At q IS; IS nzls Stone
Mills at $4.0o; liz brls Superdne at IS 80; g
hrls " st. John" do at $36TH.
The &nIoEiruE tal,1o the c0sfusz 1aricaa n4
, 1862-07-30
.A---4eASA 00N 1HAA -
= THE CAPTAIHS.
The Progress Of Recruiting.

0he FfoEfesso1 OIL AecFuftanes
n. r
BuNE Of Tuesday, the parties heretofore au- |
thorized to form companies. and several of the !
os+ .,o-,,,o.4 o;t;,a,a ~ t7h;,a,o wat
nos1 Ptoa1ineae et.l1ene " eueaso' me'
Ad1utant General Fnllef as Bryan's lover hal1,
yesterday, for consultation Gen. Fuller ex-
planned the object for which they Ind gathered. |
-..,.-., ....,-. a..- -.-,.s,t..tl -
lie LIEU 1ecelseo ne11y A1t} AppAcstous u
raise companies, II all who had applied wera
able to fll up to the desired number, he should
be sston}shed. Itwas too good to be true
re f,h;o.ro +hro,,,, 1,o- ro,n,,,t+oo ~ ,;+,-
1..,s.,. :. -ass:.. .,ka.o -. .e,,1s -,
1suH Aau ,1 oeeu ~ ssss.on "Ae1e As souo nase
asked their advice as TO Inc propr1ety OF grant,
ing these pernissions to recruit. the necessity
for calling this meeting Hould not have arisen.
t. +7,. ,,7,,t,+n5o ~ on,1;,a+;,ns a. a.
~ ..N y. ff~'' ~ "N -.
term1neo 10 give 81 an eqaAf cnance' and tne
consequence WAS that over three hundred Off
1pe1p IN r.,,rt 1rotvrass everv Ton davr +boaa
~ 49, 49, 41ao' 1ooo
VINO coula SNOW notnlng accomplished at the
end Of that time might reasonably expect to
find their occupation gone.
Ae thought that young and old men did not
@ paay: Gnfo1tanatsiy M ii cannot NJ @ 5s Captains; @
dsalt li6elaliy i i granting conditional con.
the probabilities Of success. He read the list
u applicants to whom conditional permission
to False companies had been granted, and &C.
cording to the report given by the parties or
their friends present, continued or revoked
thelf COMMISSIONS, as 1ouo"5:
| CONTINUED
Appnstus vefbe. ". Guthrie. A. 8. cb,dbourpe.
ts,r e, A. nela' sa;as =; A. Hat'o f. - a1,of, T. =.
, 1862-07-30

Tu1SpAX EvxN1aa, July -, 1861.
WKxLY RxvHw-TM WEATHER AND CRoPs.-
The weather during the week has been wazm md
plessant, and highly favueabls to agricultural ops
rattooa. Tho orop Of spring wheat is being haz-
vested In many places throughout tho ssste, bnt
1t viii not be genezh toxA week Or ton days to
, 1862-07-30

EuItuf CnIC8fgU I1IDuuB.
In the list Of officers who are absent from thsir
repifneuts without 1ea7e, which yon publish this
msrniHg: Is the name Of Major Sam. B. Raymond.
61et illinois volunteers. There must have been
some mistake in this. Major Raymond left here
on the 1Tth of this month with full company Of
recruits for his regiment. his fu.lough, which had
been extended, had not expired st that time.
Yours truly. ". WHpQHs,
, 1862-07-30

Teachers, Certsfcarea ana Admissions
TO the Normal department of the
High SCHOOL, 80

The regular monthly meeting Of sthe Board
Of Education was held at their rooms on La-
sale street, yesterday afternoon. Present.
Messrs. Carpenter. Foster, Hhven, Higgluson,
Holden. Moeeley, Prtndiville, Ryder, Shea
han, Taft, Ward. -
The minutes Of. 4he Iaat.reguiar, and two
special meetings were adopted after some
amendment.
NEW TE1T BooK-
Mr. Rider recommended to the Board the
use Of Alexander's Moral Science as text
book in the schools. Referred to the Com
,nittee On Text Books and Instruction.
SEATS FOB BRANCH SCHOOLS.
Mr.. Higginson moved that the seats pro-
(. posed to be furnished by Mr.. MerHmsn be
introduced into the new branch school build
ings, at cost Of $3.50 per double seat Car
lied.
Nj. Hgginson moved that If Mr.. Hale can
not furnish school No. u with seats that the
Rankin Seat be introduced in that school.
Carried
TEACHERS CERTIFICATES.
Mr.. Foster reported recommending that
teachers certificates be granted to the follow
mo.
, 1862-07-30

The following gentlemen have commenced
recruiting win considerable success, and
their commissions Wsre continued by the
Abfufant General:
, 1862-07-30

. OFF Fon sr. PAULA very pleasant e1'
cursion party comprising about sixty or sew
enty ladies' and gentlemen left the city yester.
day for st. Paul, and thereabouts North Pole
E.rn e. .dasa
, 1862-07-30

RscAPruREp.-Fourteen Of the Camp
Dong7as prisoners Who escaped ! few nights
stpce have been recaptNrod.
, 1862-07-30
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.


TUESDAY EVENING", July %, 1861.
The entire loan OF $2o0, 900 authorized by the
Board Of Supervisors for war purposes OF Cook
county, was all taken by our bankers to-day at Z
per cent. interest. The amount subscribed for
, 1862-07-30

EXCURSION. few days and 60 with
the Union Park Baptist Sabbath School to
Forest BaY Grove. Have your pockets ready
Tor next Tuesday, The tickets are only 1ft5
cents.
, 1862-07-30

TEACHERS SALARIES.
Nr. Sheahan offered the following resolu-
lion:
Resolged, That the salaries Of the principals Of
the several grammar schools be the same as paid
to them last year. and the salary Of the Principal
Of the Baveu School, when elected. shall be
81 ,0go per annum.
s4.ntsax, "a xaacI11&3nta x,za11auad
, 1862-07-30

ports Of foreign dry goods for the week ending
July u, and sInca January1:
For the week. 1660- 1851. 1861.
Enid at port :. $685. 3s2 $525,26t $1359,sH
Thrown On m'ket ,4s5 36l, $50 1,59t,l59
Since January !.
Thrown On m ket60. A486 29,053,273 82,18,S73
GP1CH-The exports Of specie for the Inst
week were. .....-......-.-.-..-.. 81 934 63i
Previously reported. 34,67t813
, 1862-07-30
VESSELS PASSING DETROIT.

Especial DiRpatch to the Chicago T1fhune.1
:DErRorr- JulJ q, 1869.
UP.-B,ig Seymour; echrs- Adebaran, Perse-
yeranee, Brown, Cuba, Cascade, Reciprocity
DowH-Prop. Buckeye, ;Adriatic; Briggs Rio
Grande- A. C1sk- Weather pleasant. Wind
southwest
, 1862-07-30

Propele1s take -four by lake to Buffalo and
thence By Rail, at SOC to New York and SLIGO to
Boston.
FLoUR-Recetyed to-day, 1883 brls; shipped,
6,177 brls The following table shows the receipts
and ahipments duting the weak:
, 1862-07-30

The bankers expressed their willingness to
take million dollars If necessary. This ap-
preparation is creditahle to the Supervisors,
and the prompt manner in which twas taken,
fn the bankers
, 1862-07-30
War Meeting Of the Mercantile
Association.
BOARD OF TRADE BRIGADE,
TIE UNION "REPEATIKG GUN.''

The Mercantile. Association met at their
rooms last evening 1t half past eight, John
Tyrrel1, Esq, In the chair. Judge scates, in
behalf Of the Committee OF Conference With |
the Board Of Trade Committee, reported: |
That the Committee Of the Board Of Trade |
cordially received the delegation from the !
Mercantile Association, and after discussion,
substantially the following resolution VIA I
adopted: That the War Committee Of the |
Board Of fTrnde be increased by the addition Of |
two members from the Mercantile Associac !
ton, one from the Young Mens' Christiad
Association, and one from the Union Defense
Committee; that committees be appointed
by each Of the associations represented in 5hs
general committee, to solicit subscrSpuons Tor
The general fund; and that the Board Of Trade
raise brigade Of threa regiments to be re-
crnited under the auspices Of the Board and tho
associations, all OF which should share equally
in the benefits Of the war fund,
The report Of Judge ecates Nas accepted
Judge Scatter further said that the PROPOSE
ton OF Mr. Sloan Was considered BY the cou1-
mittee entirely impractdcab4e' Under the cir
cumstances, and advised It's no1:aeeepta9e&e e y
Mr. Wicker expressed himself satisfied that
1t Was not advisable for the Association to be-
come connected with the regiment In the man
ne7 proposed by Mr.. Sloan. The report Of
this committee was accepted and they dis
charged -
appointed to act permanently in connection
with the general war committee Of the Board
Of Trade Walter B. Scates and John TsrreH
were chosen Is committee to solicit sub
ecnptious.
On motion Ct ~: Bowen 6-:a T. =: aurl5u4 ang e.
Bowen we're chosen as this committee.
On motion Of Merrill Ladd 1t Was voted
that the rooms Of the Association be opened
zan pany pteo to BE- csied s tn9 Doggett e IT Gua4ds
luton 1ch S9wep %s sdoped oeda ns
IL
e thf W. s.tl he
*Tn,oa +
On motion adjourned until Monday evening
next.
Hoard Of E7.ae sa5.er,pt,on..
1ne supstap.,ous " .ue oou ~ 11e' Ai1to
1o41 1owns % s The list list ainee onr iast report:
s4bse1iptions pre.,sasy to reported :sa en W. W
Roste9 s1oss IS s. 1F Gssnge9 IS
J:B. Wade, SIS; Massh Eoss; $10o; : p 2. Clark @
Sh 81 3 bgSes IS Rstket @ Th9s
| T. Butler, SIS; Doggett q Easo4. $50
], Beidler'7 81; s,n DANES Leoaard, 7r 25
Throop d Larned, $1e; curtis q wilson.
41ooi J. ". Blstchford, f1oo F; q e. n.
hooper -; phelpg seeiey, 81; =: ~ =. MeGor,
m1ek BIO $A9 F4!st O braaley, 20; baftey
Bartlett, SO; 3; somere, $50; 2 4 Conway,
10; Cab, =: = r. Rouqos, :,;.. "a; Bat!er q
Bu9t, FL = rur9sT g. T. s1ht Mtamso9: dnI G II
Co. $500; chicago City Hallway Co, 5Ioo; l. jag z
Moodwon; Sl9; r; ,,i =; FaSs4ns' n,1 SzS; & ~: r
&C. s1S: Sutton Bn1kitt % ss3 e. cIoyes IS
". kipgler, $5i Church & Goodman, ]. Lay
tngston. g; Z. Baner, $5; Cash 81; J. E. Ray, &
G. 8. Savage 610: Cash, $25; y I; Laymond 625
3. W Il. Smith, $4s' Reed sAsrWtn, S25; F.
y: Savage; sig; hln q Bal0Wln, FL: Ihos; Can
field, So; B. S. Aclatni $1o; III. stone Co: $tU
J. B. Ba1eniyne 80; Gelpcke Z e.. 8i9i MGA3s
, 1862-07-30
930,625 5u- The following table shows the re-
cefpts and shipments during the past week:

There Is q very active demand Tor V0Iu 6y Ship
pers, and the market closes hrm. TO-DAY the
sales were:-6,0oo bu River Mixed adoat at SIC;
6,oGo bu River Condemned a1oat at SIC; 15o .0oobu
Mixed In etore At SIC; it COO bu do at ooc; 5000
bu do at ao5c; 5000 bu do at 3o1{c; 900 bu Re-
jected in store at 2eze; 0Go bu do at Sc; 5000
bu do at 2513c; 1900 bu do at &c.
OATS Received, q, ,658 bu: shipped, 5000 bu.
Received last week, 196,188 bn; shipped, 148 0as
bu. Market steady-With good demand for chip
ment to Cincinnati and Buffalo. The sales to-day
ws1e as follnwB:-26,o0 bu No In store at sc;
$500 hu do at s8kc; ECO bu Rsjected In sto1s at
sc,
RYEReeeiyed to-dsy, 1,1s4 bu; received last
week, 1860 bu; shipped, 1850 bn- There Ia
good demand for shipment aud the market ia hrm
closing at an advance On the week Of 767Kc per
bnahel. The Gales TO-DAY were 500 bn No. in
etore at tic.
BARIEY-Received to-day, 7s6 bu; recelysd
last week, b,675 bu; shipped. none. The supply
Ia light and the market steady. salas 1o-DAr-1D0
bags good at Sic on track
Observation-Disclosures Last week, 1888 brls; !;
shipped, 7a2 brIs. The mazket is dull and almost
entirely nominal at a7H97ae-a decline On the
week Of 2Hc per gal.
ALCoHOL-Eominal at 5y96Qc per gal.
PROV1sIoES-Mxsa Poak-Theze has been
more activity during the week, and about ], 800
b1lB have changed hands at $3.50, bnt 1t closes dull
| at thnt price. Mess B1ET-There Is an active de-
mAnd, with Light offerings. at 11.00t1bo for
| mesB and 8125o for extra meas-at which figures
about 1900 brls hare changed hands. BAcoH-
Sides are in fair demand at 404He; Hams. 4@4Hc
for plain and 7H@ec for sugar cured, canyassed,
md packed in tierces. Shoulders, 9a@3c, with
but tight demand. LAHp-The supply Is Ve15
| 1foAt and the market firm at THm8c.
, 1862-07-30
DI d.

At Morris, Ill July 18th, Of D7opsy Of the Heart
CIARINDA E wife Of j. mes Harrison. aged fjrtY:
two yeArs~ She Was for long time resident Of CHI
cago.
At Zanesyllle Ohio July I'D, 1sss ef Inflammation
OF the bowels, ALFRED c., son Of Samuel and Mary
Jane BAtrd. agrd six years aud two months
, 1862-07-30
4 Card.
No. M8 RAHDoLFH {

JuIY 2a 1667. J
Ny thanks are due to the house Of P. Palmer.
No. ia Lake street, for handsome present Of
flags for MY recruiting office, This gentleman Is
among those liberal and patriotic merchants ever
ready TO eugteiu by his inhuence and means the
cause Of 8. Liberty and Union"
CHARLES ROWLAND.
Can't, sigel sharpshootere Board Of Trade Reg't.
, 1862-07-30

The premises No. So Clark street, Sherman
House Block, are rapidly undergoing repairs
for the new Savings Institution, Of which We
hare spoken IN \ previous issue, and for
which charter was granted at the last sess
Ion Of the Legislature 1t will probably be In
full operation On Monday next, provided only
the necessary repairs and alterations are COM
plcted The Directors of the bank hare been
elected and are as follows: Hon F. c. Sher-
man, ". c. Cloudy, g. E. Fleetwood OF this
city; Sidney Myers Of Ga1esburg, and F. r.
Ncstfau of New York These names are an
ample guaranty Of the soundness Of the insti-
tuition. It starts With capital Of S5o, 600,
SIC, 600 Of which is already On deposit In this
city, SO that 1t will not have TO pay its e1'
penscs from deposits but will always hare .
fund available for that purpose.
One feature proposed BY the Directors viii
nppcal at once to the volunteers. The bauH
will take bounties In trust and pay them on,
to their families weekly, or as often IS they may
etipu1ate- In its other features 1t will meet
all the requisites Of q complete sayings insti
tuition in q city where there Is ample roou
for banks Of this description Its inaugura
hunis accomplished under the most flatterlne
zuspices and We have no doubt that full
measure Of success awaits It.
, 1862-07-30

THElE II uU IUItlEH sh1E III uld1KEss
DOMESTIC DRY GOOD5.-The Dry Goods
Trade continues excited, and We hare to note I
further advance in nearly all kinds OF domestica
of2@8e 9 yard. Spool cotton has advanced Sc 3
dozen. The stocks held BY cur wholesale drJ
goods houses are liberal and well assorted, and the
dealers here hare not advanced their prices as
high as In New York. The effects Of this is, that
Chicago Is drawing trade from Indiana, Michigan,
.and even from Ohio, which hitherto haa been
foreign to us. We quote the stap1es:-
FIsH-Are firm and In good demand. Quota
, 1862-07-30

~ New Army Regulations, Infantry Tactics,
and Artillery Practice, BY the War Department; :;
Muster Rolls. zcuaye Drill, Young Recruit, Sword
Exercise, and an other books, for sale BY P. T.
Sherlock, 2l2 Dearborn street. jy296t
, 1862-07-30

Swords, Belts, sashes, Shoulder Straps, Revolv-
ere, Guns, Pistols and Military Goods Of all kinds,
at prices lower than any other house In the West.
jys6-6t GEO. 7. ABREY, 1856 Lake street.
, 1862-07-30


The market for gold In New York declined
slightly to-day. This caused the general markets
for breadstufs to open dull and lower: hut under
more favorable adyices from New York, they ral~
lied and closed firm.
The Wheat market suffered decline Of 13<0Sc.
,er hushel, with snane prospect Of going even
lower, "asn -ttu-9F~ Tnrk neWR oeu1H in, rzthef
unexpectedly, mo1e favorable, and it closed firm
with sales Of No. Red at 96c: No. Red. a3c.
AAmber Iowa, 93c; No. Spring, ooD92c; and No.
: Spring-at e7as9c. 1t the close sales were
ehade at 81 l1k@92c for fresh receipts.
There was good demand by shippers for corn,
and the market Was brisEopening rather quiet
and a shade easier, but closing frm-with sales Of
about 275 900 bushels at 39c for River Mi1ed
aaoat; 3O4@31c for Mixed in store; and 25@28Kc
for Rejected in store-closlng at Sic for Mixed in
etore in south side elevators.
There was good demand for 0atR, partly for
shipment to Cincinnati, and the market was
steady and firm at 2s&0eec for MOI in store. Rye
scc. Highwines were neglected and nominal.
Lard was scarce and In demand at 7h@sc. Tai
low in demand at 9@9Hc.
Freights were active and steady at &c for corn,
1oc for wheat and &c for oats to Bufalos 1sc fol
corn to oswego; and 1453c for com to ogdens
hUrRh.
, 1862-07-30

New York Stock and money Market
BIZ Telegraph Nxw ToRK, July 20, 1861
First Boar- Stocks quiet and duh. Prices
, 1862-07-30

r. For cleaning and dying gantleGaan's clothes
20 to Cook b Mclean, 90 DearboEn-street. This
old established house do better and cheaper work
than any in the city. ab44y
"CaA On Bunlop, seweu q Spaldfng for Printing"
nnYi1 -h93liY
, 1862-07-30

AProHTMEsr.-lti is eaId that Capt George
Schneider Of this city, has been appointed
Collector, under the National Tax Bill, 70.
this county.
, 1862-07-30
The County Ioan-prompt action OF
The Banks.

The Supervisors Of this county having voted
to appropriate s2o0, GOO for recruiting purposes
to raise the new regiments, the bankers Of this
city have come up promptly and offered to
loan the amount (and S, 600 over to the coun-
tt. The sums offered are as fo1loWs:
, 1862-07-30
CHICAGO LUMBER hIARKET.
For the Week Ending July %, 1869.

TuEaDAH EvEH1Na, July -, 1862
KECERTS OF LUNEER, sH1E6LEs, IATH. &t-, ToH
wEEK EKDIKa JULY IS, 1861, COMPARED #1Tn
THE TWO pRETIpUB TEABS,
, 1862-07-30

Cn'cEEAr1.-The Gazette OF this morning says:
There is no change In the money market. The
demand Is moderate, and good paper Is taken free-
u at SOLO . cent.
Gold was firm today at 16417 prem. buying,
| ana ls40 prem. selling. Deaiers were generally
"1a 70 p9 fen to Ell = o@
| Of gold were na1nt1tned In New York up to noon,
but the market subsequently gave way, closing at
| 16A Item. ~.
Exchange rules steady at par buying, snd x
| prem. selling. We quote:
, 1862-07-30

Nj. Foster reported recommending that
teachers certificates be granted to the follow
, 1862-07-30

MONEY Supply abundant and rates
easy ut SOS per cent. on cali; SOS per cent. tor
prime paper
Sterling Exchange dull and dropping,
Bankers bills quoted at 1s1<fD147K.
American gold lover; opening 1t 18H816f,
closing 15x@l5N per cent prem.
Ca1fornta gold bars quoted at 1t1S16K prem
Government etocks lower.
q. 8 6s OF 81 99099X. =. :
7310TreABury' Notes 1O9AMf0AX
, 1862-07-30

6TEAMa.-A woman named Ellen Buck
Icy Was held for trial yesterday, By the polics
magistrates for stealing pocket book and five
dollars from CHARLES Miller of Bridgeport.
, 1862-07-30
EEcEHTs ANp SHIPMENTS BY YLAKH-JUIT ..

:cEnTs AND SHIPMENTS BT cANAI-1uLT IS
, 1862-07-30

New York Cattle Market.
By Telegraph New foHK, Jufy -. 1855.
BEEvEs-steady; receipts s,s0; quoted at "a
6H.
SHKKrSteady.
SnmEBuGyaut
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-07-08

NUh2ER go


Pennsylvania, and on the left by the s7th
New YORK, aud in the rear by the 1o1st
New York.
The enemy made an advance on the left
in strong force, for the purpose of taking
one of our batteries, when the goth charged
upon and drove them back from oue-fourth
to half mile, aud beyond one of the ene-
mics batteries, when, for want of sufficient
support, they were outaanked and forced to
retire. This occurred about dark, aud the
20th were unfortunately mistaken. for he
enemy, and fired into by the 1Olst New
York regiment, losing two meu killed and
several wounded Hirf.fIaf
Capt James NJ Lytle, of company I, goth
Indiana, who commanded division at the
charge. seeing his men waver at the large
odds against them, soraug in advance, and,
waving his sword, commanded the men TO
follow him. Just at that moment ball
struck him in the wrist. He continued lead
ing his mes on until the enemy were driven
beyond their lines, when he fell, wounded
in the side and thigh, ard remained upon
the feld of battle over night.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-07-08
MISCELLANEOUS.
GEO. A. RITTROLFF.

EE.g p@EyN 81 SUsT R KIT U Il ~ y ID
III from the East, with well selected siock Of
Watches, Olosks, Jewelry, and SilTerware, offers
his stock as low as the articles can be bought in
large Cities God Watch-s, from $50 down to
$50. Silver Watches rom 500 down to $40
Clocks, from $50 down to S1.75. Sets of Jewe!ry,
from $50 down to 50c. Bracelets, from $50 down
to 50 81.
Finger Rings, BFea-trins, Earrings, from SIS
down to 25c. SiJ-~s, gaBIe aud Teaspoons, Soup
Ladl 8, Cream Sp T~ss S9tfer and Frui* Knives,
Sugar Tong, Salt Y astard Spoons, all sell
lower than usual -
ST yer, Steel ant Silver Spectacle5, In.
dies fine Wire and = Pertemonaie5, Silver and
Tortoise he'll Gard Ctses, Gentlemen's Purses and
Portemonaes.
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