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49uhxau,eta, LGekr95t - 49,.
lasalle. 1co b11s salt. SO 4 lumbar 10 n
,C'-3Ii7lc @::asWs;i7xp, C;;..:,2:--
8. r. Gale, Athena q yds ruhIa ator~- ....,.!,
Terror; Atss1s. g Kds ma,o'a stone. ':'.a j..
AGTancs AtnsEs =. ~ ~ Mntuacntton ssone. ~,
Gont1ak, lockpdIt. hV1 bu coFn.'.!- -: -
ticnsae. nttaNs: t9e el nn corn s,teo By rye.
j. B. Preston, Mur1ts.5 40 bu corn.
Ght1rg 2RaTis R.i.. e4 e. og r. nosn; csr1 +?
!1leiauce. lAsa1e, 11G eods coa!. :'''E.
, 1863-07-09

ATTENTION TLLcwoRrH ZocAyEs.-You are Or
dercd to be at yoar Armory Tits, Thursl.y nit.ht,
at O'Clock precisely, as bu lless OF impo1t tince
will come betore the Company.
Per Order Of
Capt. E. l.. BRAND,
CGmmantant
, 1863-07-09

The schooner Mary Rankin was engaged for
for wheat to Oswego at SIC.
Lumber fFeishts are as follows-nom saginaw
TO Cleveland, ,S4o0 per N; from Lake HURON
shore $500, aDd from the rivers at $2.5D.
The Ing are the present rates on iron orc
Buffblo and Erie, $tQO
, 1863-07-09

Received, 4,025 brls -four; 9,4o9 bu wheat; 5a4
bu corn; Isl bu o1ts. Whe1t-The market IL
considerably lower. on account of the fl IL gold,
butt its present unsettled condition, strictly ac-
cuEate quotations are Impossible. Oats-The
, 1863-07-09

The demand for domestic flceces during the
month Of June hns been hat active, and the
chases madc by manufacturers l,aSe been sufficient
to reduce It materially. Most Of the lots which
were pressing On the market have been taken at
improved prices leaving for sale only regular par
disposition Of g,owers to hold the new wool at
e1t1eIne prices y III as consequence compel con-
sun,ers to depend more than Is usual at this sea-
son OF the year on the eastern markets for do
meftic: wool: Manufacturing companies who
vided themselves With d years stock,
viii probably now purchase, at most, not
over four Or Elk nlonfhs' supply: The purchasing
senfon Will be GREATLY prottacted, and may continue
through the summer and antumn, and in this event
it w.ll be no injury to either party Interested The
great haste with which the clip Is usually disposed
Of does not bentat the grower, andmisht, this
year, be decided disadvantage to the ma1ufactu-
Isr. twill be especially important for buyers to
washed and badly hane1ed Who'll. The farmers
should be- well compensated not only for raisiug
their wool, but for washing 1t clean and putting it
up honestly; and buyers and agents should dis
80 handle their deeces. The new clip ia generally
in good condition The California spring clIp il
now arriving in excellent condition. We undcr-
stand that the quantity Of wool raised In Califor-
son, Instead Of eight to nine million pounds.
which WIS generally expected, we shall have but
little over FIVE millions. which accounts to some
extent for the good condition Of the wool. Manu-
theee woods. Pulled woods have been rather
quiet, ana tlc stock in market is very light FoT.
eign woo!s have been fomeMhat active. and cnn.
siderable Of the finer grades has changed hands At
improved prices. There is etill good selection IN
9lnfset, "nicn 10 cheaper to manufacturers than
West. "-'1 - "1S
, 1863-07-09

P1c.N1c ExcunsroN.-The First United
Presbyterian Church and Sabbath School will
so to Forest Bly Grove on picnic, On Sat-
urday next. All who want good time should
be on hand.
, 1863-07-09
Id / r. IL.

n th!e ct on the morning Of the sth last, HUGO
Ek1rEhGER- agFd u ytnra.
Il = o'clock -' - .'
, 1863-07-09

! WEDNESDAY EVENING, July 8. 1868.
| .,W "a grain sotd ..ia <tors'.s rsparted IN
~. n,a,tet 1tlrs al su@ees to e storage, aoAtea
Tor xs 9rait 10 IL tsHer. iY1ea r H. s l.
ported II. o. b." o. . free of storage" al Hour
stated. -
ments we're as follows: 10 B61EA1o-schr 6. q.
I'D xb hys onss Seye
prop Iowa. with GATE, at &c. To K1xasrox-schr
Queen OF the Lakes. with wheat, ut sc-Can,da
ssn,rTney GU h tThe Great Western reported yester-
| was chartered at 12xc.
:, IReselyvd 2es b1ls; shipped $3.50 brls.
$500; 2s0 brls Choice Spring estra at sttS: 1W ID
er1s Empire, and Isl brls brand not glvsn) do 1t
BRAN-Acttre. Sales: 50 tons at s1soo
NHEAT-Reeeived. 2is50 bn sSipped, 4s.45
b. Market fu11y &c a bu lower, Salts were: SO
By No Spring tin u: = s's) at s1:10 40 bn do at
tsn North Side hoaees) at Sl65: 400 bu do lin +.
Il 4, and 4. D. & Co's) at StW: 4b00 ba No .
spring (n North Side houses} at Sc; 25oo bu do 1t
60 tin 4. D. & Co.'S at9 9lc sco bu do at 9ise:
1850 b1 Rejected Spring I'm G. VS. at 76c 100 bn
DO tin W's) at 75Hc; Loo bn do tn North sids
s,I! h1 do lin F..& 7. and 8. B, l. Co.'S at nc
~ cqKNmRsse!ssd aS.E , 14s!r b9; shipped 22z7as
Iu do at iSc llt 0t1 HI MJye5 Corr h1'ot ~
l01c; 1Sc0 buehels do I. o, 5. at doc:
s0,tC0 bu Mixed Corn In store at 47c; 5000 bu do
at 4Ehc; tOt00 bu do at 46Hc: Isl b do at 463<c:
1910 bu do at a6Hc 4o0 bu Rejected corn In store
Ut 45c: 80 eco bu do at 45Kc, 3,OU bu do ar &c
OATS Eheceived, 9,1s7 bu shipped. tS.t2j bu.
Market declined 1c q bu Sales:-3g,OnI lu Mi
In store at 69he; lT,L0O br DO at CSC . 0O bn do
at t2<c; Geo bu DO (in II l. So at SIC; C0o bu re-
tecttd, IN store, at 47c Goo bu do at 4Jc.
BY Sample 800 buTlaps No /, on track, at 6lc--
including racks,
, 1863-07-09
CHICAGO DRUG MARKET.

WEDNESDAY, EVENING. July 8. 1860,
There is no material change in Drugs. For the
eeaeon the demand Ia good, and tho general ma,.
kGt IA frH We cunfa.
, 1863-07-09
THE CITY.

TEE VAN AMDCR6u BEsEF1T,-The benefit
80 generously rendered to sick and wounded
soldiers, by Van Amburgh & Co.. the great
nenagerie proprlctors,u ,uetted nearly khyse huz-
x3fed doUd5x
, 1863-07-09

RE1IaIous NorIok.--A tent meeting is to be
held at the corner Of State and Harrison strc.ts,
and lectures on the personal cotnn, OF Christ, a.
nigh at hand, by Joshua Y. Hines, of Boston, and
otaers; Services begin Oh Thursday, July 9th, at
* O'Clock. and continue each day at 10 =. m. to 8
Invited J.Y. HINES.
, 1863-07-09

ORO HHDs. NEW ORLEANS
AetA! BUGi t,-Cumuo On to chclee in stczs azA
fcr 81 sbJ FAR4od9. PdKH q HArxKY =
E4984 NN Itx
, 1863-07-09

tFFOm tne U. .. economist, 6t1.1
The market for Wool Is excited, though not quite
80 animated as reported last week, still large
BUSINESS has been done, and mainly at higher
rangc prices. There isa disposition on he part
Of manufacturers to purchase, but the high prices
prevalent rctard operations. EARLY in tue week
transactions were larger than at tho close, the f-
.so,able adyices from the sent Of war,
and greater ease IN gold and exchange also
bility OF doing better. BY whiting. Prices
are higher than we quoted on Friday last. The
Iange for Fleece Is 19Gk0c, md some choice lots
Ohio are held at s2Nc, and cannot be bought for
&C. and holders generally nek SOC. Foreign Wools
teo, are dzarel. Cape Woods have sold as high as
tales have been large Mestsza il selling freely,
nnd moet inds hare changed hands since our last
issue. The excitement In the country ia intense,
we unde1etand, and growers have further
tnhanccd their idcas: Large sales are reported In
rarioue sections Of Ohio, at 75c for choice clips,
a, even in Detroit VIC are advised Of sales at the
sn,nc prices. Growers are not apt Sellers even at
T5c, generally looking for S0cGLSl.00. These are
very high figures TOR mannfactusets to pay, snd
that class of operators. rs well the dcatefs are
In sort of fax Us to what to do.
, 1863-07-09


RlVKD..-.........~-July 3.
s. ppsa nssss ase,s
5sb 'sb s.,s rsEs sSaas SSsss :ssss,e
FER Hsvi 5asS enass
bssf walsh. baalo e.? sm ss'f lumber from
81: AZ }s@:;$;
bfe 49sSans aa1 hlackousn. Buffalo. 40 lumber from
Big Rs9sr, C5ookss Ct Anderson Green Bay 100 cedar
sear ADDS Coates, Kalaa Zoo, is N lumber.
sse. !Is5Rst 4aassa REevns Pig, g ,xood
e Il g. 81 ssSs Inn
St, sss hI1s nsysn 70 Sc
sssi ss 4ess assaa
EssT Essr Ts. nsz asss qss
sehf :slsfs. iisia. bafs1ve. % 70 s u I iaaSsf 60
EseE Rs:'eB e. Hssae Hsss 3 snss
sehF Transit Hsaz. Godor1sh. 60 II lumber. 3 lath
schr Queen Of the Lakes. Taylor. K,ncuton. g eds
scov {. Butts Mayor Auskeson. 1oa II lumber. Is
Ing. -
scow Appleton. Bell South HsEca. 10 eds bark, 50 eds
ecow i. charin. Crowley. siuskegon 10 m lumber
6coW Biack AAwk. Hinton, Tuklnson's Pier. 10 cIs
wood, -
.... CLEARED........ ...Jf1ys.
etnaE Sea Bird. pcugall. Two Rivers. snndrtes
etu : SUI beam. Pabst. St, Jostps. sundetes-
Hask AmeE1can Union, Jones. bnfao 1900 bu corn-
Ethr John +. Gross, Morgan Ru11aio l6 80 bu corn
schr 4nte1national s1lliyaa Buffalo 100 bu wheat
EchT Per1tan. Thompson. ktnGstin, 18 so bu wheat
Echr II J. Preston. Lindsey Kingston II ~ IN rorr
, 1863-07-09
TOR SALE-The pronertv KNOW

NOTICE 70 SHIPPERS OF
~ TAILOw. LARD. GREASE. &c.-The u2der-
signed psy particular attention to the sle OF Tai.
ioT and III Soap stocks Any oonslgnmenss sent 10
tasn w he gromg: d,porsd an Of aaa qHek returns
WeeE}Y pr1ce current RralH all sendIag their q.
I dIesscs e ABEAA KNIGHT = SONS,
1k1H gHi16m g Nster atEeEt Nav YORK
, 1863-07-09

4 Speck of War aud an Enlargement
Musical people are the most unllar1nonious
people In existence, and operatic people are
the most prominent representatives of the
class. The latest difficulty was between Brig
n"li, "the silvety," and Grau, the impressa.
rio, during the late operatic season. It az
: pears that B1ignolis contract with Grau ter
Minated on Lust Wednesday night, hut as the
season was to continue until Saturday night.
GIau desired him to sing US usual. Br;eno]i
consented to do So for slco night payable in
advance, but to this GrAu dernurred. Br,s-
non was iptexiblc, and finally through the
influence Ct Amodio, Grau paid him $500 in
advance, rs demanded. The operas were
given, and the season closed. At halfnast
IL o'clock Saturday night the proprictors of
the Sherman House were garnisheed as Gus.
tod'ans OF Brignolrs baggage for the sum of
TWO or three hundred dollars Which Gran al.
lodged Brignoli owed him. After some hard
words the matter vas settled, and BrignolI
contracted again with Grau for the coming
season.
1T is rumorcd, and the rumor carries with
it 4 decided air Of verify, that the great tenor
snit with the tender passion concluded ano,h-
er engagement Of a different nature from that
with Grau, which will sufficiently account for
II moonlight drive to Hyde Park, indulged in
by Brjgnoli and Morensi, when they should
have been upon the boards. The ladics saw
the engagement was effected that night. and
that the charming Morensi will soon be Mrs.
B:ignol
, 1863-07-09

MEETING OF THE OLD ZouAyEs.-At q
meeting Of the old zouayes, comrades Of the
lnte Col Scott, held at the armory last night,
for the purpose ofarrapging for paying proper
tribute to his remains, the following gentle.
men were appointed as an executive commit
tee: Col. ". ". McChesney, Capt. Jas. De
Witt, and Messrs. Turner, Abbey aud Robin
son. There gentlemen wi1lmeet at parlor No.
l fremont House, ut 10 o'clock this morning,
and the commanders Of all our citizen SOL
dieIy are particularly requested to meet them
there. The meeting adjourned to this
evening, at the ar1norg In Garret Block, ut
o'clock, when the various committees will re-
port Let every member Of the old Zouayes
in the city be present,
, 1863-07-09

Another Attempted Coal Panic.
1t will be recolected that panic in coal
ttok place last year when the rebel army at-
tempted to make raid in'o Pennsylvania
the result OF which was 4 great incseasein the
profits Of coal dealers.
Within the past few days the CRY of scar-
city OF coal has been renewed. because Of
Lees advance Into Pennsylvania, and the deul.
e1e are asking higher prices. 1t ia needless to
state that the rebel army IL mt In necd Of
coal, md We are assured that not miner In
Pennsylvania has volunteered TO defend tile
State-couseouently there Is no cause for an
advance in prices. The fact L., coal Is and has
been enormously high On this subject the
Rosqester Union Inns tho following:
The coal monololi=ts are Just now taking
advantage Of the rebel inrasIon Of Penns,i.
v:nia, to create the false Impression that the
SUPPLY OF coal Is TO ee cut OF or decreased,
aI,a thus Isc1tare the public for the imposition
o3 higher prlce.. There ia not q particle Of
truth in their representations, or Justification
tor their proceedings, which, in some instan-
"e, VIC are informed, go SO far us to refuse to
deliver coal at all to purchasers. at present!
are 4 hundred miles north ofthe farrhest Point
reached, or intended to be reached By tho
rehels. Lee can hare no possible object in
visiting them, and all accounts of the collie.
lies beng closed, and the golfers enlisted In
,he military service. are base coinages Of the
patriotic" .'nnselfirh" and "disinterested''
cIal ulonopo'ists. 1t will be time enough to
;ell the people that the coal dIggers Of Penn
sy1vapia have come ont Of the bowels of the
ca11h and fhouede7ed the musket, after evf-
.'ence is furnished that those whose nre,lles
lave been oyerrnn hive set the example.
Further than this, the coal transported oyer
he Lehigh Valley Railroad for the week end.
ing on the 9Th ult. amounted to twenty
seven thousand niue hundred and sixty-tiTe
tons. The entire amount carried orer this
road during the present year has been six
bundled and seventy four thousand six hund-
red aud seven tons, which ia two hundred and
rintty-tvo thousand pix hundred and eighty
IONS in excess Of the tonnage of last ye4r up
10 The present date. On the Lchign canal,
!ast week, twenty-five Thousand two hundred
and twenty .nine tons were carried to market,
in ali the great lines there has been an in
cieessd tonnage let the dealers get up
ianic to rafse The price! The whole thing is
:. swinule on the public.
, 1863-07-09
g F. E; Rigby, 80 Randolph Street. is selling
Paper HAngings at lees than New York prices at
whoetae anu retail. The trade supplied on the
most liberal fernls- jy7.iw

sH Nervous Dieeasez ana Physical Debility,
arising from Specific causes, in both se1ts-uew
aud reliable treatment, in reports Of the Howard
charge. Address. Dr.. J. SkfIn Houghtun, How
a'd association, No. ? South Ninth street. Phila-
delplia, Pa fe19-tw.
, 1863-07-09

CLOSING OF THE MAILS AT THE
POST OFFICE.
, 1863-07-09
Chicago Htgh School Exhibition.
An exhibition By the High School Gradunt-
ing clnss, will be given at Bryan Hall, COM
mencing at 8 o'clock Friday afternoon. The
fn11n1rfror ia tba

luAVH1NS II Lut
ORDER OF EXERCISES.
1.-Salntatory Addresses In Latin. James II.
Allen.
2-The Glory Of Christianity. Jane Culver.
3.-Hobgoblins. 5. Constance 9altonstall.
MUs1C.
4.-The Arts Lost Ambrose s. Wight
6.-The Toast- (Selcctcd.) Margaret s. Siup-
eon.
G.-The Scotch. Annie Kerr.
Nuslc.
T.-Workers. Sarah 8. Lane.
8.-St- Simeon. (Tennyson.) Beverly r, Cham
bers.
9.-Wrccks. Caroline s. Asplnwall.
MUSIC.
t0.-lmitators. Walter Newton.
PRESERVATION OF DIPLOMAS, PRIZES, ETC.
u.-Last Words. Annie 4. Light.
Music.
Mrsic BY Vaas and Deans Daud.
Exercises to commence at precisely o'clock.
The two front rows OF seats reserved for Medal
Scholars.
, 1863-07-09

EXAMINATION OF CANDIDATES FOR TIE
NORMAL DEPARrMEx7.-There will be an ex-
animation of candidates for admission to the
Nosmal Department Of the Aigh School, on
Wednesday, July 18th, at the Dearborn school
building, on Madison, between Dearborn and
State Streets, commencing Mt 8 o'clock o, N.
, 1863-07-09

GREAT WESTERN BAsp.-1n our account
Of the recent serenade to Gov. Yates, II was
stated that the Light Guard Band furnished
The music. We should hare given the credit
to the Great Western Band.
, 1863-07-09
The Fourth at Muscatine, Iowa.

The Fourth 1T Muscatfne, Iowa.
The good people OF Muscatine, Iowa, had
u glorious celebration On the 4th inst. Among
the speakers WAS Thos. B. Bryan, of this city.
Wien the President Of the day announced
that Mr.. Bryan would be unable to speak, aud
that his speech wonld be read, evefy count
enance gave evidence Of unspeakable disap.
Iointment- But when Mr.. B. arose to apollo
gtze for theirs and his own disappointment, Il
gleam Of satisfaction relieved the gloom. In
epired with the scene Of a vast sea Of up.
turned, expectant faces, and with the hallowed
rcco1lections Of the day and hour accustomed
TO expressing his lofty devotion to the coun~
try be loved 60 we'll, how could tho orator re.
main silent? Aud 60 from step to step he
advanced, leading his delighted and enraptur-
ed auditory. inspiring every heart with fresh
courage and patriotism. Tie effect upon the
audience was magical-it was wonderful.
Never Eas an audience in Iowa so spell bound
and entranced. We can imagine the splendid
effect Of his declaration: "Your choice is be-
tweed Abraham Lincoln and JEFF DaFis-there
can be no other!" s.How would like to nut
1t to vote. will! Let every one who is in
favor Of supporting Abraham Lincoln during
Lis constitutional term OF office, as President
Of the United States, cay AYE" The 70.
sponsc was thundering, deafening reyerber-
atipg ATE. t'Those who are opposed, say
NO." bis ear was fixed to hear the response
as he added, Il hear it! T hear it coming
from the other side Of the hill; falntly It
comes, Just from the lips Of the orator over
, 1863-07-09

The following giyes the time of closing mails
and movement Of mail trains:
, 1863-07-09

BENEr1r.-0ur good natured Falstafian
friend, Alex. Reynolds, Of McVlcker.s The.
atzc, takes his benefit tonight. On this oc.
casiou Jennie Hight will appear In her role oi
Na1amnttah, the character made famous by
tie world renowned Cubas. Reynolds ought
to have rouslng house.
, 1863-07-09

BROKE AaAM.-Ou Tuesday evening, while
The Court House bell was being rung so
durious1y, 1t suddenly cracked again, 50 that
now It Is no better than the old one. We
respectfully suggest to the Mayor that when
The next purchase is made, some attention be
paid to its tone. Let us have bell, which,
when shaken, shall give out tones less like
tho sound from cracked iron kettle.
, 1863-07-09

1sorEs7.-Eddy Davis. five years old, son
Of Capt. G. Il. Davis Of the canal boat Man.
deyille, now lying near Lake street bridge,
fell overheard yesterday morning, and in five
minutes afterwards was taken out drowned,
Coroner Schmidt held and inquest, and the
Jury returned verdict Of accidental drown
1ng.
, 1863-07-09
a Cow.cATcHEn CAuour.-Durfng thepast

"A CoW.cATcHER CAuour.-Durfng the past
t#o or three weeks quite IN extensive busi.
ness has been carried on In stealing horses
and COWS from citizens. ct the West Division.
Until yesterday, all efforts to obtain clue to
the thieves we're frnitless; but now, consid-
etab1e light is thrown upon the matter, For
some time past, maR who bcars, alternately
and to suit circumstances, the names Of VIII
ham brown, William Beuneck, aud william
schirafeky, has been in the habit of t1kinp
beef cattle to several different, slaughter
houses, getting them slaughtered, and then
selling the beef hides, &c., to any butcher
who would offer him the best price. On
Tuesday afternoon, this man Of numerous
aliases, led fine, fat COW to the slaughter.
house Of Schneider d Co., near Lake street..
four miles west Of the Court House, and
arranged with the proprietors to slaughter
the animal for him. While this vas being
done, the dealer in fat cattle was seen to 20
ont On the prairie where some COWS were
grazing, quietly place rope around the
horns Of the fattest one, and lead her to the
pen, asking Schneider s. Co., to butcher her.
also. When questioned as-to who was the
owner Of the animal, he said she belonged to
him, had run away from home, and he had
fortunately just found her near By. The COW
YES slaughtered; but owing to Browns
strange conduct, and his perceptibla trepida-
ton when asked for IN explanation, Schneider
q Co. thought best to put private mark
upon the animals hide, sfor future refer
ence," The beef WAS left at the slaughter
house that night, and the circumstances at
tending the transaction communicated to
Capt. Tuttle, Of the West Side Police, who
sent Sergeant Miller to Trace out the theft.
Yesterday morning, Brown brought the beef |
aud hides to butcher named Schmutz, on
kinzie Etreet, for sale, but was there met by |
Sergeant Miller, who at once took him in Gus
tody. In the afternoon, unfortunate Mr..
Brown was arraigned before Justice Miller.
in the Police Court, On the charge Of larceny.
10 which he pleaded not guilty. In order to
give opportunity to procure evidence, the
conrt continued the case until Saturday after
noon, The accused, meantime, belue commit
ted In default Of 5000 bail.
BroTn Is q Gelman, about forty years Of are.
and has served no less than three different
terms IN the PenItentiary; once for horse
stealing, once for COW stealing, and again for
some other ofiense. He has wife, and lives
Oh North street, betweed Csnal and Jeffer.
son.
We are desired to state, in tlis connection.
hat If parties who haye recently had COWS or
horses stolen in the city, will leave descfip-
ion ofthem, ut the West Side Police Station.
here Is an encouraging probability THAT euch
property may be recovered.
, 1863-07-09

ENF1or1rEs7.-The Young Mens' Chris
tian Association Committee On employment,
are doing all In their power to aid applicants,
and will reply to letters as soon as any thing
can be done. They now desire employment,
besides others, for Boston retail dry goods
salesman. Of twelve ye1rs experience, who
will 60 to good house In the co1nt1y. Ad-
dress Post Office box, a,15o. See advertise
ment, "Wanted''
, 1863-07-09

ErEcIA1 NoT1cE.-To the members of the
old 18Th Regular Illinois Volunteers, Chicago
zouavcs: AL members Of this regiment now
in this city. discharged or otherwise, are re.
quested to meet at Light Guard Hall, in Gar
rett Block, ats O'Clock this afternoon, to
make arrangements for showing proper re-
spect to our late commander, Colonel J. 3.
Scott
, 1863-07-09

The EXCURSION TO NIAGARA FA11s.-
Messrs. Richmond & Hancock, agents Of the
line Of propellers to which the Idaho belongs
discla.m all knowledge Of any arrangement
existing between themselves and INV other
party for general excursion on the Idaho,
notwithstanding the same has been widely ad-
Tcrtised, nor will slae be put into amy e1cnr-
zion at less than the regular rates. This is to
guard the public agafns humbug. The Idaho
is the tineet propeller sailsog out Of this port,
and quite too good c1aft to have lcr name
used In any nnwarranted connection.
, 1863-07-09

e5 ~ e4' tA'us+su
uu'.nap' ~ e ~ IL T -. ne ousn. - succeed II
.r;r. ,..,,, : 10, w 3'' A418A1''
e'~ ''''11 ~
RonrHRT or 4 DISCHARGED So1D1ER.-We
hare received communication from Isaac
Abbot, discharged soldier, stating among
other things, that on the Goth day of june
Inst he had pocket book, containing his dis
charge papers and SILT in money, taken from
his pocket By two graceless ecamps who got
on the train at the Rock Island depot, and left
again when they reached Morris Station. The
poor soldier came home On his cFutches and
is now entirely destitute. BE needs his dis
charge papers to enable him to obta1n his
bounty. They were dated Nashville, Decem-
Der I'd, 1862, eigred By Gen. Neagley. These
, 1863-07-09

TOR 8 A L E-Dock Property,
l. The Chcarn South Branch Dock Corphny otter
for sale thousand FEET Of wnter fEoot on he sics
On TIE South Brhnch At low tGues for tha purpose ot
improvements. Tie property j. we'll suiteI for 1rann
actu1inE purRoRes. o: any kind OF business requiring
water t!ont For Inquire at the Compsnye
od'ee. Room C2hh's Building. Ia DearoOrn.st Ctl
, 1863-07-09

P1EAsANT.-A Copperhead provision bro
ker bought &2o,0 600 worth Of gold at fort5. Five
per cent premium, a week or two ago. when
eTery body thought Lee was about to march
upon PhiladelIhia. Yesterday, under the in
eplrntion Of the war news from VIcksburg,
the bottom dropped ont Of the gold market,
and our Coppc1head friend found himself out
three tAousond dollurs. It is laid there was
blue streak Of profanity In South Water
street, Yesterday.
, 1863-07-09

REcoRDER's CouRT.-The following were
the transactions in the Recorders Court yes.
terday: Grand Jury was empanel]ed, aud E. Il.
Hadduck appointed Foreman In Chancery-
Burns rs. Burns-rule on defendant to plead,
etc, instanter, tetault entered bill taken
1ro confcsso-proofh heard and decree granted
as prayed. Bratten "a, Bratten-rule on de-
feodaut to plead, etc, instanter-default en-
tcred-bill taken pro confesso. Schmidt rs,
Sc1lmidt-eame order