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, 1862-08-09
CHICAGO UNDER MARTIAL
LAW,
No More Running Away.
they Must Stay at Home.

Chicago is at last under martial law and tha
e1oous OF towards and sneaks is henceforth
TO be stopped. Every man hereafter must
stand by his post, will he mill he. For
nearly week our city has presented the dis
graceful spectacle of ful-grovn, able bodied
men sinking of for Canada like whipped
ours by rail and lake, with no apparent method
Of stopping them. The prompt and stern &C.
ton Of the War Department, however, has
put period to the Hegira, and all those tim
Id Individuals who have been packing
their trunks and gathering together their stray
funds for few weeks residence in Her Maies-
t5's dominion, might as well unpack and re-
Invest their money here for they have got to
stay at home by the mandate Of those whom
It Will be well to obey. The Government
tpeaks now and lays its strong hand xpon
every nan and Gays ss Stop: want you,''
and it will be most excellent thing to stop
moreover, for the Government is not to be
tsiaed with. Undoubtedly many timid indi-
viduals will have to undergo most terrible
scare when the draft comes. Many sudden
inyalids may stand Ia danger Of getting cn4on-
ic. Many loving and strongly domesticatea
lnd1slduals VIII haye to forego the pleasure of
seeing their aunts and grandmothers who live
In Detroit, Buffalo and Lockport. But then
it can't be helped. We feel for them In their
extremity, but can tlnd no balm Of consola-
tion for them. They might as well take the
dose gracefully, if it Is bitter. They have the
profound sympathy, and will undoubtedly Sc
cure the protection Of the community which
is always extended to the naturally timid.
The first application Of martial lar was
made by Superintendent Bradley last even
ing, who made descent upon the eastern
bound trains about the hour ct starting, and
captured squad Of fugitlve5, who we're
bound mainly Tor Detroit They we're all
taken to the police Office and examined. The
following is = list Of them with the amount
OF money found upon them, etc. Those
marked 1rTfh III II
, 1862-08-09
ED,

At O'Clock, Friday morning, August STU JAMES
kGSSFLL. infant Of Alfred ~ and the late EstIlt
j. Sewgll: a:,ed ten weeks.
n his city, an Thursday ni.ht August 1t'l. Ct dis
sGlltary. FUENES VI. WICK E1tslFAM ao ol
Charles 6 ard FleTencr II. Wlckrr=alu, aged thir
teen IraLths. -
lie funeral will take place at his fathers rrsldaace
Rkl:ty Pace. between Douglas ani Calumet avenuc5
This tS:Aturday> f.rootl, at ": O'clock Fric3 d
The family are tnyit:d to attend.
In this ci.5. august stn. ;s2, HATTIE LOUISE
only osughtoF Of H:.fnoa and lose e. SpEuaure AGED
cnH yesr, ten months and t~e1ty -foI;r tla:s
On The 7thfHsr.. MARY ANN wife cf Cr19 Randall
uneraj services from he residence, No. Isl Nab,s
family invited. - ~
s:E~ Orkney psuera nIcase conr
, 1862-08-09
NERcrnTA.-Ehc Thermometer yesterday
indicated 100 degrees.

@ The :. --mcf Merchant OF Evana' Chlca.o
and Buffalo L:"s. arrived In this city last evening
and will ieave nufsio a1si i5ai7z:a.=.:
Saturday egen1ns 1t o'clock, from her dock,
9ibsun & Cha: m Market, at the foot OF Wash
tpgton street. tLs sis new boat, Iron clad, and
furnished with " &1er tight compartments. She is
OF great etreag b and tpeed- Her present trip 10
Chicago ia the Gt@ one made by her. For passage
apply 10 J. T. Psse, No. u Rlchnoud Houte, On
eansh Water efrca-- aug 8st.
e so1onon'e Temple In Metropolitan Hal.
Tickets can be h1d At Church T. Goodn,an's Book
etore. No. 81 1aaaile stroet and at the Methodsat
Book Depository, No. g Washington street. 1t
isepen from Ga. n. to 1oi'. m every day Ad.ni..
sion rs cents. Lecture At az and sx p ID. aug7 st
@ New Army Regulations, Infantry Tactics,
and Atillcr. - Ice, By the War Department: :
Eustez Ro1's z. -xe Drill, Young Recruit, Sword
Exercise, and FL other books, for sale by r. T.
| Sherlock, La I'eAso-u rl1-s.. aa6-st
q Cook McLaiI- A.eat: hse:: caa 3en' -'.r. "
DeasooFn and Eo 8. Clark -. rltan ami Dr..
ladies' and gcutcmens clothes IT, t.r b.@. ana ii. s
e5t manner The oldest established house in the city
"Cal On 6nn1op, Bewell Spa2dtnE TN Printing!
l npv11a2a1lJ
, 1862-08-09

milwaukee, Grain Market---AuG
hccelred a!59 bu. wheat and 1,1l0 brls -four. The
'se7fi" says at the opening Of the market. prices
declined 2G@1c per bushel, at which prize about
1s,G05 bu: changed hands, but towards the close
York. aud the market closed firm ut 9fc for No. :
and 9oc for No. l. ~
FreieLts declined &c. Engagements were &c
OF wheat to Butiaio. ~
, 1862-08-09

ARRIVED ..-........Augus:
NI1aw]ey, La Sale, 5,e01 bu corn.
AleoEa. Morris. +, ,ttD hu ce7n.
baltimore. La Sale, 5,5sA bu corr
Arlzon1a, Ii Sa1ie, 3 80 bu corn
q AoCGn2c1, Ia Sale 1.cGt bu corr
LcMont, LdcApo1t, 4.:aD bu corn, 4i,GlT fbs mill
Central City. La Sale, 5,ooc hu con.
P1alr1e State La Sale, ) ,5S7 bu corr
AGckpoft, Athens. GtU bu c3rn 500 bu oats 1S1
bu wheat ~'~~o - 0'''@' At'
Darlington, Mareeilles. 5000 bu corn.
GlaEmQa. LII sale, 4. .t0G bu corp, GyJ bu oats.
TOOL Eoimcs, ltlca. 5.StU bu corr.
Clyde. eeneca. 5,0tN bu corr
Dolphin Ottawa, S no IN corn.
C:Hsar, La Sale, 143is tous c,al
Atlantic, Otla~a a, 5,ULb ba com
CLEARED. 8.
Lemont. Lockport, 9 1lG n,s Merchandise.
Ao1Ehnp, Joliet, e. s95 It lumber.
Laura AL1l, OttsHa.
Atlantic, Morris.
P,on1ess. La Sale. soa hrls Ealt,s
J B Preston. aux Sable.
Ottawa, k+ptune.
Glasgow, Il Sale.
Wig and Wing, La Sale. 1869 Il lumber, 50 m
fa5"son; L Sale, too br!s salt.
\ Ll,:ef Morris.
Matriam, i orris.
lushn;an- Ottawa.
f'o1rtt, Morris.
M,4r.7o Httnne.
Juetl.: Il. Eankukee.
14..is-St tsh:ef C:y.wa,
Yorktown. Ottawa, =, 40 # lumber
, 1862-08-09
THE W0RG OF RECRUiTiNG.
List of Companies and Recruiting
Offices.
Am Afternoon i'm the Camn.

j. Camp Hancock, which is located at Cottage
Grove, just opposite the University grounds,
and SOME few hundred yards south Of the
lines Of Camp Douglas, though supposed to
be within the jurisdiction OF it's martial law,
is under the immediate command Of Col
McChesney, an excellent officer and 4 thor
oueh disciplfnarian. The appearance Of the
grounds gave evidence at least Of desire, on
the part Of the officers, to present a eleanlv
appearance to all who visit them In their ne y
life.
Some thirty-nyo or forty tents only are
pitched In this camp thus far. Probably by
tomorrow night three times that many VIII
be set.
From Adjntant Bacon our reporter obtain
ed the following particulars in regard to the
number Of men in camp:
, 1862-08-09
Reeves. Avg, Price. Beeres Avg. Prica.
II 1915 23j IL 9}3 =;
II gS5 aa3

@aOGs-Recefyed to-day about $3.50. The re-
cs1pts to-day show quite falling off as compared
with the Two previous days and as holders now
see they VIII lose money If they bring IL tleir
stock at the present rates, they ate commencing
again to hold back for another reaction, aud id
vance in price.
We notice further decline of 15A20c Der 1f,a Tas
the ruling figures to-day being s:33e5245. TIC
, 1862-08-09

FRIDAY Evening, August 8, 1861.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT NC PEI hu. The engage
,lents NC, ese:-io osWego: sehr. Ralph Camp
oeh eo1n, VIA aoder1eh, at ike; echr. Cascade,
e!n' IL Lii schr- W. +. Allen, to arrive, Corn, at
aoae' prop. allegheny, corn, Tia Sarnia, at 1414c.
Naaaao' seats. aanxee and curtiss Mann,
ILL., eolu' o. m: sAe; eehr. "m Jones. wheat, At 1cc;
eGnts. 11motnS Baker, Gertrude, l. J, Rich. Grace
1uias, s, anu tnfee standard Vessels, names not
st,sus eoln, a1 sc'
-, shouh-Aece1Sed' 1858 brls; shipped, 1871
a1n:. C.ts @sAet MN. sales LOO brls Peerless"
~ opsang n1fa ae Us; ia bfls 'Leas' Ex-
1to hs1e .' s,,.. ~ o,s neeton Eagle" at $4.61;
a,oe,aH I1 =. so. a. sa,0; eeo orls "Bastlets's
st - tt. A 5no 49, a. 1os ao DTS Black Hawk"
l-,na ;, ~ ~ ~. y, ~, ~ o. oels Jen-
.ns =. s9oo; u DTS F1enn'nss' at $3.50; 100
c;m,, ..rasu4. :. aA "ialer super at u 20; 100 b:ls
"caa.,1 >, sla, nplng haua Ut S7.eo; Is brls
,,sa 8. r uolee "nte n"tet az $685. 100
-xe,, - =. ~ a. es-'o' ~" DIS 'Guies-
"a ao IN ~ ~ :. ~. ofu spring super at
''opo4ttaH " Lille WINTER On
wHpsr po..x. ......
w1.-r1Nsno n. ~ ya anu 1c = oa meaei: saaes:
hr Il, =. q. r,,~ ~ -'eo Il e1ote a. SI.05; so
Rod e. s+e-a - a,. wv W uoet eA'4 low bd No3
oa1-o p. sra - - ~ s,ooo ~ W ~ hed IN store at
hn R.;ortsd . ~ " :. a. s' oo pu 10 AZ ss8c; SO
bn Amber Tozza a+ =, =. ~. ~ erss-i,"e
at aac san +, ~, , " wv W @ w IL ntote
hn do at o. 1n nm r. - - 800 a. ooas' tow
Or . ooo ~ ~ y. w., so1aea 1o'oeo gu 90 az
ba No snrinp IN stora ~ o. ~ ~ ~ soe 20"
5000 bp 40 at o7c. on =. ~ a. 'osc'
ierted snrino l., s+oro - ~ 1'oos w f'e
CORN-ReeeIvpd 19s ~ ~. wv an.sn ~ w a. oos,
I'm. Nark.e aav,n..a 1so's@o
IL. coo bu River bi51ad aaost ~ a,a ~ ~, e"'es
at se1<c ,5wo H., - ~ ..,1s 1o'oo' W ~
Rejected a1oat at &c; a6,500 bu Mixed at s3,6cf
O. b.: a0.oc0 hn in e-ora At e,1c os coo - "a
a,.<c. > sco h, ~ -. a. ,es eooeo ~ w Oh
s' %'ooo ou 20 at SIG; 15,0c0 bu do at
ao.oeo ou % at sc o. b; 5000 bn Rejected In
2sc; 5000 bu July receints do A. s4c '' ." ~ d.
-Recsissssa, b,os7 bu; shipped. 81 o5, bn
Nar1.+ firm so1.z c noo +, n, - 49,. p ~
4et IL L. ea4es e'eoo III No. ! LII sto1e az 2s378c;
Rejected n store at 261<c.
R1E-Recelyeu, 4 ,a54 bu; shipped, none Mar
ket 4G1c better. Sales sfa, bu M in et,ra 81
raETrv n..:
bahLEt-RecelTed, $50 bu. Market quiet and
nomInal mr1,,1Ie! 81 4sesocc,
nloa 20 nEEs-heeel7eo' 41d hfls. Market firm
mFss poTK-.osn 49, 49, ~ eo M -,
"a so '' 1''S S'' <s"o'' loo o1i5 90 at
LARp-acs, nsrz new stesr7 ran,.roa
coI MhAis-25 GOO lbs clean Bacon Sides ut
47sc, Loose; 6,co0 os smoked Shoulders at &c,
lose.
, 1862-08-09
RELIEIlTS NnTIEER

Rev: J, G: Perahfng A NJ. President PITTSBURGH
Female College, will preach In the Indisns street
d. T. Gaulca to-norfoT morning at lug O'Clock
pastor. ~ sne
Rev. AE: Pershing will preach in the Clark
EeE DaV1d Swing pastor OF the North Preshv
teflan Church viii, preach tomorrow in thia
church corner Of Cars and Indians slreets nt 1nsS
others ale invited to attend. A
eP1RlTCAIlsA Mrs. Coea L, 2. Hatch will
lecture N Gid TI1L1ty Church, MadiEon street. On
Sunday, AuEnst 10th, 1853, at 1015 q. N. anu I o.
IN. Thee will be test mea:ina Il ; o'clock n *
n. t. Mrs: Hatcb will close her course Of lec-
tures on the 10th. S
Admission ten cents
Jefferson Street Il E. Church, c. H Fowler.
pastor in Chicago, will preach Sabbath eyening
al TX O'Clock, the DUTIES of Christian citizens
Strangers Will be accommodated with free
feats, In the Episcopal Church of st. Ansrarius.
corner Indiana and FsanIlin street, Divine ser.
vice at 1658 q. m. and 64 P: N.
The services Of the Biehop's Church viii be
the afternoon at O'Clock in the Third Fresby
te1ian Church, West Side. The Bishop viii preach.
A Superintendent Last Appeal,
l hereby request the Sabbath School Of the
Church Of the Redeemer to meet me at the
yestry Of the church tomorrow at one O'Clock
P. m, instead OF assembling at the usual hour,
a pnnctu1l attendance is earnestly requested,
as that will be MY Last occasion Of assent blin9
with them, previous to my joining the army.
JAS. 81. SWAN,
supt. Sab. School Oh. OF the Redeener,
, 1862-08-09

CLEARED. D......--... August 8.
ssnr comct. pabst, Two Riresr. 47s ba wheat.
Prop Anr.a;ic, NeCrca, BufEso. II, 10 bu wheat,
LEO bn corn, $40 bu CATS. III hrls dvae,
sundsteA.
BarK Ucidru rireee- Y c. n:t4H IT stsl hu os.s.
Dsrk E. E. L., Moore, Buffalo. Il, ,fp6 bu corn
BARK E s. Adams. Murrte, St. CatheEine'a, 10 800
bu wheat.
Big Mary. Meyers, sazn1a, 10, ,7s5 In wheat.
Brig Young America, Doyle, Buffalo, 1900 bu
cuIn.
Brig Fashisn. Kl1g, Cedar River.
Sehf feor1a. Peterson. Duf1a1o. 1U.40o bu wheat.
Sthr Ellen ffke. Oeier. Kalamazoo.
echr Summit. Gilson, colburns, Il Gf0 bu corn.
schf Jch1 Lille, Thomson, CenseyvtIls.
sthr Henry Norton. Carbeny. North Unity.
echr Sea Star, Highly. Pens Water
6<hr AoptoNn. Young. Bu1slD, $3.50 bu rye.
Sch1 Lope Star Jamesou. Dulfaio, II $40 bn wheat.
Schs G. N. johnson, Bonner, BuKAlo, 1B,vU0 hn
schr Ratnbow, Fletcher, Batr4lo, 1000 bp corn.
eehT Tzantpurt. Norton, buffalo, 1l,3u bu corn.
sshr AdsiAttc, Palmer Grand Haven
ethr Farmer, LeNte, Pultlfef%& PftT.
Erhr Jotephine Dvt&1el, E!n1lt.aD, ChsrottarIle.
Sthr Queen of tho We.t. aArSentno, Green bay.
sthr CAlcu1ta, Lang, Webatef's Pier.
seh1 Eliza Logan. IaDphese, Duf[a1o. 17,Go3 ba
set. :io. H. light 1lo,, Butklo. Is 400 bu corn.
zen. l.. II. W'StcrEAn, wood, kuifal> /, 20 nc
r:-4,
! sely H. a,c.h r r,"In!.
| sehr Harriet Ann, Swaeneen. White Ktyer.
! seoW Stozm, CalloHs Whlto Rtyez.
, 1862-08-09
3LqBt*

7 Cs T-s5 90 REWARD -Oa
- Saturday evening last between Hvi. Park and
lamp Douglas na the EDrsc Carr. actEReu 1rtist
Bio X and q Ma-ktt street, green maracco cver.d
Mt3nr7 aut1n HOOK Containing y:sgtOuE lk ac:uaE1s
E;vs TO- c!icct:ch few postage stamps r, {: %
Bill. Contcats are of cyEPpt II the owna7 who
will raH the aloTereWaEd to the ilnter.
b. f. FISK.
Sn-fi.st 81 Market eat.
, 1862-08-09
The Tribune Company.

Full permission has now been obtained TO
recruit and organize company for the war
by the employees Of the Chicago TRIBUNE,
and to-day We devote portion of our build.
ing to rtcEultlng purposes. In our issue Of
yesterday we explained at length the objects
and benefte Of the company. Oace more we
urge upon our friends to come forward. The
most cheering assurances have already come
IN from the connt1y. So, to those who wish to
join fighting company, whose only motto is
the suppression Of this rebellion by sturdy
blows, We extend the invitation. Come on.
boys, the TRIBUNE will care for you in your
absence, look after your interests, and keep
your friends informed Of your whereabouts.
We want none but fighting men, az ne are
bound to make this crack company, who will
make record worth shoHfdp.
, 1862-08-09

7 ESIDENCE FOR SALE
4 ~ Ono of the mc9t attractive fesfdence. N tts
Rc1n!.5 of Chicago, substantially bnit uf 6-n:ss9
ESf pfessSd n1tck, and juss completed st r1Et n
r e sisuated II the ed7:atoaI 7lagc Of avna.qpu
abeas tEs!ve 4.ies af9n Chicago, on the !ska ztzR
ss q G1e sity e Eesiss here an: x=sY mes sexni7
Institutions u tie EorthweA are lorated which. ~
zeGd R9htc achools make the ccas.on nbst GenfahS0
cct1naussnR eElnence overlook the village Rr3 lsk
e15I ourdiEg It twenty fl-es Of cutfr4ted isad
EEt4 ID fu,-s .arEe plate ot strawberries
scaSIs nsnta 5ss.y cyste a esrdenS of Ms
rs Erorerty MI ha solt 81 EaaE sscEtner-ooa-
ha@ Fae wtr credit fut t117nCe. For further p&x
Ecus1R inquire at Nc. ~ Eouth Wascr =. EteAEo.
II. 4YkR8tSu 8K0R8E r. FtHXEH
, 1862-08-09
The Harvest. /.

The streets in our city are comparatively dull
End lHcfefs Just at present, hat vlsIt to the
country In any direction reveals the cause. The
teapers aAa the binders arc busy Ia thoaaande OF
ha[sett nclor. and the golden grain falling down
sr ret f5hns. Tne erran ts ,c:c:7". light. an;l
j.. : ~" ss' Il '5- th.ucL f0r harp fnsdc n4u
"olk ~: 10 .ve t'.srS- i - Ill
sI1n ont better ..ap A7.e ant,ci. L. IT, :ros-
ES1 now l.. also. Inst It wfll b. rafely secured
VIE good weather the Mheat will he moetty bsr-
{W.} Register,
, 1862-08-09

There was fair attendance on Change to-day,
ard notwithstanding the extreme heat Of the day,
business Of all kinds WAS brisk and lively.
The offerings ofFlour were light and the market
WIS firm, with ralcs n Is S115 81 for winter cx-
tins; and $4.Il4s SIS f.r fp ing txtras.
Wheat MAS baoysut, with 4 good speculative in-
qus'y and liberal salee. 1t m advance Of &c pu,
misunderstanding firm At tbs Improvement. Win
ter wheat VIA to'E At $l.taf8l.N for No. Rcd:
*Gl.n4c for >. . l:ed AID nc for Iljee1ed Red.
spsiis s7.tsvz :<cec.t-. Rt &c for Amber Iowa:
a5a Goscfor No. Spring: AID so091Ac for No. 3
Spring. At the close there was good demand
fer No. Spring At p7e.
Corn Was in rey active demand and HEDfc per
burle!. With liberal fales At ss4tsac for River
Mixed sloat: 81X0s*c for Mixed in stose; and
&G26c for Rejected In etoze-closing arm at sc
Tor Alred In store.
aoats were La good request and trm 1t 1614sXc.
R5e advanced u 91c, with sales at 49tol9kc. High
wlr ea wure ltm At 47tc.
FFeightR. declined nc. and closed duIl--wish en-
gsgemetts At 1a114hc for corn to Oswego; 1oc
for What to Buffalo, and 9@9kc Tor corn.
, 1862-08-09
31rr5u1tal.

31ERSON AL.-James G.. Little,
for any person ac4ncIstea with his afi,.ressl viii
F!e6sc forward the same to j. c., Trtbl1 u.ce
AL L2i9?,r
, 1862-08-09
MARINE LIST

ARRI 'ED.~. 49,. ..August S.
S:mT Genet, Pabst, Two Rivers. eurayies.
ffoP GTanlse state, Davis, pgdensburgt, sun
Prop Potomac, Gebhafd. Buffalo. spa5r3cs
Prop Acme, Hathaway, Buffalo, sund7ies.
pfo|' Merchant. 3tiggs, Buffalo, sund7ies
bark Vim. JoEes. Andrews. CieTelnud, 1.4p1 kers
nails.
Brlr Young America, DoEle. Buffalo.
Brig Fashion, King, Cedar River, 100 II lumber,
Brig Lowell. Simus, Kingston.
schr Henry Norton, carber,y, Runk:rille, 80 eds
schr John Lille, Thompson, centecyflls, Sc CHS
wood.
schr sea star, Highly. Pier Marquette, IS m lum-
ber.
sehr G.sine, Dunnovan, Manitowoc, 200 N shin
g!ee.
Schr adristie. Palmer, Grand Haven, 100 N 1una
sehr Farmer. Lewis. Pulcifer,s Pl.r, 50 eds wood
schr sasco. Wood, Presque Isle, 400 tons coal.
Schr Curtis Mann. Ramsay. Buffalo. 15u to1s coal
Sch1 Cuba, Herman, Bnffslo, l,soy t1rls salt.
Sebr Baker, Malcolm, Buffalo, 525 brls salt
Schr Yankee, Pting1e, Euffalo, I,Q00 brls salt
Schr Rainbow, F1ei cher, Bufao $40 brla salt
SchrG e JehEson, Bonner, Baaslo, lN tons coal,
Schl & Sibley, Spear, Guft4lo, 80 u stayes.
Seht Fa1metto,' Johnson. ManitoWoc, 134 eds
Schr Josephine Dresden, Finn1ear, Packsrd's
Pier, Is, m lumber.
sehr Buck Of The Vest, sa.genton. Green Bay, $50
N lumber.
sehr G5sss ~ Maz.y Moore Buffalo, GOO 0z1s salt.
Schr alcos1a. LoIg Webe:cr's Pier, Is eds wood.
Schr Ihree Bells. lark, Holland, IS n etavea.
s<hr Grace 4 Green, 1areon, Muskegou. Is m lam.
her,
Eehs storm. callow, White Rire-. Is m lnmber.
eckr Dn1t.t Ann, 2Hceneen, White KiYer, 81 m
lumber.
, 1862-08-09

MARINE AHTILIEEY.-Capt. james H5s,op,
recruiting in this city for Col. ". A Row2rd's
Maine Artillery, announces that he shall close
his office On Tuesday evening next, having
been ordered to report himself at headqnar.
tere, Newbern, North Carolina. Those hay-
ing claims npon the Office will present them
forthwith. Capt. Il. has been remarkably
successful here, having recruited over five
five hundred ab1e-bodied men.
NEw MEslc.-Messrs. Root s. Cady, music
dealers, 31 t.l,rk street, have just issued a
very prett, 'if.ie home ditty by Henry Clay
Work, t. steal tyro, entitled THE First
Lone Z :m;' nlso Wurzel'e liberty song,
"T1e ! Oh Llberty's Conin'."
EXCURSION IRON BELo1r.--Au excursion
from Beloit arc vicinity, tnausurated By the
Congregational Society Of that city will
visit Chicago or Tuesday next.
We have received q Communication
signed F" E. 2. L. = Will the writer call ut thls
Office?
, 1862-08-09

CANAD1AS NoS=ENsE.-We hare received
L Communication from some iool III Chath am.
C. W, signing himself "M. r. Norris and
pretending to be 3 messenger Of the Cove
1ant-sFhateyer that is-urging Us to advisr
the North to Ley down their arms and receive
tne South like brethren. Il the messenger OF
the Covenant WIRE II this city, the messenger
OF The Covenant might have IN opportunity
20 test the sharp side OF rail and The viz
tue Ct tac.
, 1862-08-09
CHICAGO CATTLE MARKET,

FRIDAY EVENING, August 5, 1862.
BEEF CATTLE-Rcceiyed TODAY d2s head
The market still rules extremely dull, there being
no demand except for local consumption, Ship
pere have almost entirely withdrawn from the mar
ket, as ad7ices from New York will not warrant
them IN purchasing except at considerable de-
cline, There is nothing doing at present on Co..
eminent account as contractors will require ro
Stock until about the 1Et Ut next month
We notice no change in the market from yeste1-
day'a quotations. Sales to-day ere a. follows:
Rubcr uamber sold Rub1e II he'd aFcr.cln,,
1,Ui5 ib= 1t 81 IS at Pittsburgh Yarde.
6lyara sold Rnrz II lead, averaging Sis 1>s It
2.2S at ZANE Yards.
Webb sold Donaliy 70 had averaginE 923 Ios At
$1.15 at sane Yards.
Reeves. AT'g' Price: Beeses. Avg. Price.
, 1862-08-09

pEERosAL.-alajor a. c. Euithorpe, OF act
ing B1igadier General Furnas' statI, in the
NsE:ern 1rdian Expedition, who left Fort
Gibson, in the Cherokee country. two weeks
ago, On official business, arrived in the city
yeeiertlay morning. Major Ellithorpe is now
acting Assistant Adjutant General Tie will
1eave here to return to his post On Monday.
He reports that all is low going on well in
that quar:fr. and all they waut is guns and
70" der. They have q Federal force Of from
G.oeo to 1000.
, 1862-08-09

4 GENEROUS OFFER.-We understand that
Dr.. franklin Chavatte, No. 1l3 West Van
Euren street, has rendered his servie cratuft-
ous1y to the families Of volunteers. VIII not
other phyeiciaus copy this noble offer,
, 1862-08-09

T + Q II TIL E FIRE At
, 1862-08-09

STEALING MoSEr.-A man named David
O'Connell WAS examined at the Police Court
yesterday, and held to bali for trial in the sum
OF $500 upon the charge Of stealing ten dol
lars fren the bar Of a saloon, e34 Wells street,
Kept BY one Ann Hickey.
, 1862-08-09
TIE CITY.

MCsKRAT sE1ss-An invoice OF Il, 900 musk
rat skins Was received from the Red River of
tic North yesterday morning by Nessrs
Shoyer & Co.
, 1862-08-09

CUTTING AID DsLAsnSs.-TAursday night q
ae;icW entered Charles Davis saloon On Dear
Born street, across tie alley from Co5b's new
building, and without the slightest rroyoca-
fion drew knife and cut Mr.. Davis across
fhe abdomen, innictine terrible, though not
1ecessarilV fatal qGu1d
, 1862-08-09

ice SHOOTING MATCH At SPn1SGF1ELD-
Ine shoo1icg match between John Farms
worth Of this city, and William King Of
Springfield, came Oft at the latter place on
Toteaay last The match resulted as follows:
Single birds, King 81 ont Of 60, FarnsworEh,
IS cut 60. Double birds, King Is out Of 70,
EarLsWcrtl 2S out OF 80.
, 1862-08-09

W AN TED-one purchaser IN
dSG ~ nNAEHiSE Fsors SO II ~ p-oGt 7c5. week
ekt % m STITCHES i,,iaat. iii knit psi. Of ;cE
iEsE " Socs tn i1ten n,sEutes; makes variety of
$ItevsS; Clouds. sortaSs. Igolets, Military sasles :
Y; VII Syt t. one ;eEso@ = each township the e1
II each y yTSnshp whisi VII e.Ahe them to earn the
wpr.1ettu matEtnr. nn tvery a.~e FANNY Will have
sIs IS ur Eop1 t"wssh!p. For ciTcn:ar Win further
Etteer. Change Ill jT10s;5s.im
, 1862-08-09
COhINITERCIAI.

FRIpAT EVENING, August S, 1861.
EECEE9s Ton LAST TwEST1-FoUR EuuHe.
, 1862-08-09

MISTER Rolls -Joha r. Walsh On Madi-
soa street near the Post Office, has the ap-
proved form. Also, all standard military
bucks, and the !" Official Army List" contsin-
1rg the names Of all volunteer officers from
Ntstern States.
, 1862-08-09

EXCURSION FROM KASKAKEE,- Country
excursions to Chicago are becoming the rage
T1th our rural cousins. On the 18th instant
There ALL be grand excursion from Kanka
Zee to this city, leaving that city at five d. N.
Returning at 6:s0 p. N.
, 1862-08-09

AssAuLT.-Three men, Wilson, Crayton
ard Ca lahan, we're brought before the police
magistrates yesterday upon The charge Of vio-
lSn'sy assaulting an Italian fruit dealer. Cray
Ton and Callahan we're fined S25 each and vii
Sol SSS5
, 1862-08-09

DEsERTER CArTCEEo.-A MN By the
1an:c Of Metz, one OF the dcscrters from Capt.
Eters's company, Was arrested day or two
since II Quincy, BY the marshal OF that city.
lhs.e others arc yet st large. The following
Is description Of them:
Thomas Iobbs. aged 25, native Of England.
haze. eyer, brown hair; five feet I've and hall
mctIe high Occupation, i turner Of wood.
Jreccflck Hobbs, aged 19; born in England,
Detcripliun came as tht other; FIVE feet six inches
Ii. h. turner Of woud
,'s.En u Williams. aged ~ hazel eyes, brown hair;
t,c fee. LING and 3 AAif inches him
, 1862-08-09

a DEsERTER, Sro7 H1M-Johu Haniltoa.
TEo vas recruited by Capt. E. c. Prior, de-
Ecrted Thursday. Hamilton is nineteen yesrs
p-a, five feet seven inches in height, brown
LAIR, tlue eyes. and J. swarthy complexion,
SD Hamilton is from Paris, EDGAR county.
, 1862-08-09

Stlx III. .,c.h = . p,EGn3.
Scpw Grace 4 Gf.:, Lnrsxu, Muskegon-
Sehr Harriet Ann, Swaeneen- White Kiyer.
! Soon Sto1m, CalloH, Whft0 RiYe1.