, 1862-09-12

arc nrar the sceue Of action. rendering help In be-
half Of all the suffering Rev. Mr B1a -dnan, |
bavs Obtained rooms in the Post Oflce Depart t
nc1t, where NhsteTer is cent to this commi eion !
viii be stored, and sent out as We discover where
shtuld your people desire to send any etores |
this ~, they will be faith'nliy applied to tue |
casEs OF WALL amt ne the soldiers. shall 60 to- |
wbo are destitute and suffering Il is delightful |
to see the beDevoletce 8rd sympathy manifested I
b. large number Il the citizens Of Washington,
rtnder, hep. Many regiments are passing |
through daily. Yesterday ire or Fix wear do~n
the Avenue. The 9th Michigan ID noble SET OF |
over to CAMP Chaae. Col. williams bag had good |
3seSeaI 3d On VII IT, TS a st
have q waggoury to work more efficiently.
Much time Ii consumed in getting transpor1a-
t ens. an geirs u Try and get supplei with
greater amount Of supplies Don't be discouraged
OF aai med, we are only just getting earnestly at
%o,k 10 o'nth u .hie wicked rebs'llon 1t viii BE-
l1g that the var 1s something in which each il
personally interested, 1onrs, &C.,
J. OLIVER SLOAN,
The County Teachers Institute,
Two sessions OF the Cook County Teachers
Institute will be held this fall as follows
The first session at Thornton Station on the
tee Illinois C'ntral Railroad, commencing on
Tuesday, Sept. 30ib, at 2 O'Clock p. m, and
continuing ill Friday evening; thesccond at
Dunton, On the Northwestern R,ilroad, com.
mencirg 6 on Monday, Oct. 9th, at 2 O'Clock p.
N, and continuing till Friday evening Of that
week.
It is recommended that Directors afford
their Teachers every possible opportunity to
attend this Institute. Free certificates will be
ssued to members Of the Institute, il found
worthy; hut to obtain certificate, it is nec-
essary to be present each day Of one OF the
above sessions. Teachers desiring situations,
and Directors desiring to employ Teachers,
will please make application on or before the
meeting Of the Institute.
C0mmendable Ltbera1fty.
The following note explains itself. Tie
writer, In making this great donation, has
set an example which others might do we'll to
initiate Mr. Smith has brought bis fruit rom
Des Mcines, Iowa, nearly 400 miles; but now
tfers not only the entire lot, but the val
liable premiums it has drawn, to the common
furd tor the benefit Of our soldiers.
Such acts Of generosity will sooner or later
bring their reward.
Cn1c4Go, Sept. II, 1861
F. CuAeB-D6ar Sir ~ take pleasure in d.
ratjng the premiums thia day awarded to HE BY
the horticultural St clt1y fruits for the benefit
OF s. Association, ana my one hundred varieties
cf fruit cesidvs. Very srnly, JAMES SMITH.
One HUNDRED THOUSAND DOLLARS WORTH
FCoTgoS IN CHICAGO One t1ain of cars
on the Illinois Central Railroad, day or two
since, brought from Cairo about one thousand
bales cf raw cotton, which at the present price
is worth here upwards Of one hundred thous-
and dollars. This Is destined Tor some Eastern
market. The question here suggests itself,
why some Of the capital now lying idle in Chi
cago waiting investment, could not be pro6lta-
b}y used in putting in operation here frst
clafs cotton mill Thtre is no section OF the
North in more direct communication with the
accessible cotton country, nor any other sec
ton where the two great staples necessary
for the profitable prosecution of manufactur-
ipg-tood and fuel, are more abundant. We
have now in our State hundreds of females
heretofore dependent upon those who have
IoW enlisted in their country's service-wo-
men and girls, who would be glad to become
AF@AuANNS IL 4 lOtttt AA@LVA3s ~ AAh c
here the labor, the food, fuel and capital. By
1ua1 ufacturing here, at this great central
Icint, where there Is such au immense home
demand to supply, we not only spend among
our own people au the cost Of manufacture,
but actually save in the price the cost Of
transportation to the East and back again.
Let our capitalists investigate this matter.
BURGLARS ARREsTEp.-A night or two ago
burglary Was committed in Uiich's Hotel,
the bnrglarious parties entering several rooms
and carrying off nearly $500 in money, which
belonged to different individuals. Yesterday,
two men whose names arc given as Belcher aud
Ccnh]ing, were arrested Oh suspicion Of being
| were examined in the police court, and held
| to bail in the sum of $120O each.
| one HUNDRED BREEcu LoADISd MUsKETs
AT AIc71oS.-This morning at 915 O'Clock
Gilbert & Sampson will cell, at their sales
| ICON, No. IS Like street, one hundred breecI
Loading musse1s with baJonets, all in perfect
crder; sale positive aid without reserve.
Also, at the same time and place, eplendit
assortment of household furniture, carpets
&C.
PHALoS 4 SoS's Coc1S:-This valuable and
popular preparation, manufactured from pur,
oecdorized cocoa nut oil, is rapidly takinf
the place Of all Others for impartjng that bean
tiful sof5ness aud BRILL ,ncy to the hair, 81
universally desired. II is unsurp assed. Soil
by Smith Is D"yer, druggists and chemists
81 al 81 Lake street.
PERsoSA1.-CaptalnO Otto E. Matt, of til
city, arrived here yesterday on a short leave
to recruit his health. Capt. M4tz, formerl
On Gen. Halleck's staff, is at present On dut
with General Grant, in charge of the Topc
| graphical Corps Of the Mississippi Depart
: ment at Corinth.
ANOTHER WISCONSIN REGIMENT MOVING
The 2lst Wisconsin Regiment has receive
marcb1ng orders, and in obedience thereto
will reach Cticago this morning., at egt
o'clock, by the Chicago and Northwester
Railroad, aud leave for Louisville as soon 8
] practicable, by the Michigan Central Railroad
TIE OsE HUNDRED AND FIFTH REGIMEN:
The lo5,h Illinois, the Dixon regiment,
10" In camp near the grounds occupied b
J the Mercantile Battery. Their quarters at
! anEtbirg but comfortable, but the best ths
can be procured at present,
; LES M1sERABLEs.-Part four Of this worI
translated from the French, is just published
| John R. Walsh, corner of Madison street an
Custom House Place, has 1t, also "Like an
. UnGke," new novel by A. $. Roe, al
'A]fio Ba1zani," new story Of sici1ian lif
"Like and Unlike" novel, BY tt
suthor of I've been Thinking" "'LoDg Loo
Ahead" Ito Love and Be Loved SC, &=
has been received by McNally tS Co., 81 Dea
. born street.
BUSINESS OF Observation-Disclosures & Smlt
Wholesale Druggists, No. 16 Lake strees, a
receiving to- day single lot Of one hundrt
, tons OF merchandise. By the Western Tran
portation Company's propeller Free State.
For TIE SECOND BOARD OF TRADE REG
) MEs1--J. L Brooks, Of the Second Board
I Trade r. giment, will leave for bis regime
: on Tuesday evening, and will take any pa
r. cells OF letters left at the TRIBUNE office.
E Cooper's novels, . new EDITION,
= works Of Dickens, Lever, Lover, Colli1
8 Hugo. and all other standard novels tor So
or to loan at she1lock's LIZ Dearborn street