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T0tal. ... 5469 $500 af6S00 .... ~. ..-.
There Was an easier feeling IN Wheat this morn
Ing and the market suffered decline Of hl1c,
with considerable activity in No 9 Spring, at ok
Gg6c-p:i1cipa1ly at Csc; but No Spring was
neglected aud dull. and the sales tritling at
St14 in II. s. ~ elevator. 4 cargo of ,030 BUSH
els choice Mfnncsota Spring Whea: lin separate
bin In Hiram Whec1er's eleyator) changed hands at
21.15Hc in store. The market at the close was
weak, and the tendency altghtly downwards.
The Corn market ehows a decline Of nc per
bushel-openiDg With light sales OF Mixed in store
at 4SXc, md closing quiet and steady at is4c.
River and Canal Corn WAS actire and a shade low
er-with sales prime White adoat at 5Sc High
Mixed afloat at t01kc, and Canal and River Mixed
a1oat at 50AG50Hc* Rejected Corn was steady at
47c. The days transactions foot up about as 600
bu shells. At the close the market was steady,
With limited inquiry. at 4sAc for Mixed.
The Flour market remains quiet. except for Win
trr cxtras which were more active to-day, at 5000
G750 for good to fancy brands OF choice White ex-
.traB. Spring extras were dull and the sales very
ttifing at S490G55 80 for good to choice.
Oats suffered declfue Of 1xGae Per busheland
closed dull and dsooptng-wfth sales of No in
store at 5ix955Kc sellers at the close OF Change
offering their stocks freely ut CSC, Rejected Oats
were eold at 49952c in store.
There WAS more doing in Rye day, but prices
were shade lower-No eclling at 6G556b67c, sud
Rejected at 55c In store. Barley was neglected.
uighwfncs were dull at 4ac-with Light sales at
41eG14ec.
Salt continues steady and firm at 5a.10 for Do
mestic Fine, and $3.50 per sack for Liverpool
Ground Alum. Two cargocs Of foreign Salt in
bulk changed hands, on p. t.
Butter rcmsins firm, with sales Of good toprime
at 1aHGt4c.
The Lumber market remains steady and active,
with sales Of cargoes afloat at $1S.50914 50 for
good to prime. The low wafer on the Mississippi
and its tributaries has prevented logs from coming
down to supply the mills along the river. and tho
dealers in Town hare Ind to draw heavily on Chi.
cago for supplies usually furnished BY tho Local
mills.
Dried Fruit is more active. To-day We note D
sale of 400 bsls Dried Apples at 511c for shipment
to Mem York City. This is a new freak in this
trade. These same apples were shipped from Ohio
to this Market and now they arc on their way back
east again to New York, from which State VIC usu-
ally draw large proportion Of our supplies.
Frcishts were eteady at Sc for corn and SC for
wheat TO Buffalo, and 13Hc for wheat to Oswego.
Lake Ontario Freishts are unusually scarce.
, 1863-07-02
New York Hide Mnrkct-June 20.

The circular OF Weize1 l. Weidemeyer states that
viii, the local trade, and ut steady prices. The
demand ia lively. The arrivals OF prime hides
y III probably be sufficient for all requirements
Of thfe advanced season. Commuon hides are
in relatively meagre supply, and desirable
parcels Of these meet with eager purchasers.
The receipts were afty.seye1 thoasand
Buenos AYreB, ls02aX Da. 25H6b25Hc, cash; 1850
do kips, l2x Ds. 2553c do; 2,0Oo Rio Grande, 81
Ds slhc, DO; $500 DO lips. II MS. 2sKc, do; 71ot
Orlloco, 21G22 lbs. A98c, months $50 Bogota,
ed Tampico 50 ms. l2c, caah, as they run; 1000
city slaughter. G075 MS, 9KG110c. cash, rejecting
bad hides; the balance, Matamolas, dry western,
and elaushte1e, on private terms.
, 1863-07-02

GOVERNMENT STOCKS.
Government stocks unsettled.
Us.Gs 81, 104Go104x 7-3os. 105Gb105x
year ccrt......... 97H
MosEr-Steady at per cent. for call loans.
Sterling Exchange lower and dull at 15S1t5o
for fret class bills.
Gold lowe1-opcnIng at 145A, and closing weak
, 1863-07-02
ILLINOIS AND MICHIGAN CANAL.

Especial Dispatch to the Chlrago Tr1buue.1
BRDakpoHr. July I. 1s63-10 p. m.
.... CLEARED,
Lady Franklin Athens.
Investigator. athens,
Gale. Athens.
u L Adams No z Joliet m lumber.
j Harrington. Matseillea.
CushmA1, Ottawa.
Otona Lasale. 50 hr!a hlkhvines, 4c cas tan bark.
Gibraltar, Lasaile. 10 y lumber
P Nor1hynr, DuPsEe. 80 N lumber.
Constitution. lockporf.'
Norris, Ottawa.
Senator 14aallc.
Lucia Lstal1a Il n lumber q m 1sth 5000 lbs nails.
Cayuya Lnckpoft. - n lumber. Is btl5 salt.
Elizabeth Lockport, Is brls salt.
Republic, Morris
-.- ARRIVED.
Clyde, seneca, $50 hu corn.
Powhttau, LAsalle. l90 tins coal.
Pncinc Lasallc, SEQ hn corn. .-,
Paramount Lssae. 1851 bu corn 20 brls Whiaky, 5s2
los charcoal.
Fl erEy, joliet 1000 bu wheat, 500 hu coE1-
Rescue, Joliet, IS yds rubb1e stoue.
j B Preaton, Morris. $500 Du cora.
CaroldeIes. Morris. 5s00 bu corn.
Atlantic, Morris. 500 bu corn.
, 1863-07-02

Flour and Grain In Store In Chicago.
The following table shows the amount Of Flour,
Wheat, Corn, &C., in store in this city On Monday
compared with the amount in store week ago,
fnn Iafo fae
, 1863-07-02
Cleveland mnrkct-Jnne3 80.

Received, 10, $50 bu wheat. 100 bu corn, 800 bu
oats Wheat-Yeste1day afternoon 3,a0G bu RID
market was dzmcr, and prices advanced 1c. Sales
1OGC0 bu rcd O. b. at Fl 122 and one car redon G.
& r. track Mt $1.94. Corn advauced1c. Sales four
cars ehcllcu on track at G1c. Oats-None selling
and prices ure nominal at SIC.
, 1863-07-02
CHICAGO DRUG MARKET.

WEDNESDAY, EVENING. July /, 1s61.
The Drug trade continues active, and with one
or two exceptions there no new features In the
market. Borax and Ca1nphor declined 2c. Castor
ftIt IL 1no7 TVu
, 1863-07-02

Persons who desire to receive their mall
matter hereafter, at either the North or the
West Branch Post Office, will secure an carly
and more certain delivery Of both letters and
papers, by instructing their correspondents
and the publishers Of papers to which they are
regular subscribers, to include in their address
the particular Branch Office to which their
letters md papers should be sent. If this is
not done, it will be impossible to prevent the
occasional retention Of mail matter ut the
Principal Office, which ought to 60 to one or
the other Of the Branch Offices.
, 1863-07-02
CHICAGO, July i, 1868.

BUSINESS CIRCULARS BT RAILwAT.-Per-
SONS who have heretofore forwarded business
circulars and prices current by railroads,
under cover of one cent government stamped
envelopes are hereby notified that until the
new two.cent government stamped envelopes
are received this privilege cannot be accorded
them. This description Of envelopes has been
ordered for the Chicago Post Office, and full
supply is expected By the close of the present
week. J. l.. scR1pPs, +. Ill.
FOURTH OF JULY STRAWBERRY FESTIVAL
At HYDE PARK.-On the Fourth there will be
Il strawberry festival for the benefit Of the
Building Fund ofSt. Paul's Episcopal Church
ut Hyde Park. The members and friends Of
this society have determined to celebrate the
Fourth Of July by holding grand strawberry
festival In the park, adjoining the hotel, where
"eyerJbody and his cousin, 'who will Of course
be there, can refresh themselves on strnwber.
ries and cream, and q great variety OF other
"meats and drinks," the proceeds Of which
are to assist the society in building them .
beautiful little chapel, the plans Of which will
be on exhibition during tho festival.
We trust that the object Of the excursion
will draw forth from the crowded city large
numbers Of our citizens. desirous Of enjoying
the shady groves and refreshing lake breezes.
FINE ARTs.-Prang s. Co., Of Boston, are
bringing ont series Of exquisite little pic
lures, of1he earts-ds-visis style, which deserv-
edly attract the attention Of lovers OF art.
They represent summer and winter land
scapcs, flowers, American birds, antumn
leaves, butterflies and moths,-in short, anil
mate and inanimatc nature, with degree Of
trutMulness and de}icacy Of touch which
are hardly c1celled BY the finished pencil Of
the best artists; yet the process By which
| they are made Is the common one Of ltho-
graphic printing in colors, bnt is refined with
such cxact skill as to bear the likeness Of
painstakiDg labor upon the easel. These
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manly and dignihcd, their ntterauce distinct and
Eatufal and their action energetic. free and uure
strained ss EMPHASIS
The almost entire absence Of awkwardness on the
one hand, and offensive manneEtsm and couceit On
able IN . class Of speakers 20 yor:S:3 and iner-
pc;I:ssnced, The net.7ainess aud forcc and,
ID not few cases. real eloquenee with
which sope Of the selections were dsliv-
cred, give high promise OF usetulness. Thor
ongh II cntal training. and q virtuous and Wig
o.ous pursuit Of knowledge will give efficiency to
The many excellent rhetorical elements brought
ornaments to theif country and their race. To
theee efforts, the Committee adectionately and
IA, perhaps, in all cases OF the kind, your Com
1nittee hare found It dficult to discriminate be.
tween the comparative merits Of several Of the
speaSGrs 9 cIeeenre has 1e o. tas
mittee to award the aeet prize to Edward s. Gza.
ham, Of Pittsded. and the second to Frederick A.
They would, however, make honorable mention
OF the very crcdftable recitattona OF Mr.. H. T.
Thomas and NJ. Charles @ n. Hill, Of Chicago, and
also Of Mr. Amos B: Pollock OF afiEgsville-the
Of special commendation.
All Of Which is respectfully submitted.
\ =: : sass:; sS%s::s, Committee.
Rev. DR.. Dixon, Of the committee appoint
ed to award the GHggs prizes, for best COM
positions, in the sophomore class, reported
verbally, awarding the first prize to E. B.
White, Of Kewance, ard the second to j.
Rowley, Of Louisville. The prizes, consisting
Of Information for the People" and t'Cnau
bere' Encyclopedia Of English. Literature"
the Keen prizes, and ssThe Life and Epistles
Of st. PauIt' and ttTha Encyclopaedia OF Bibli-
cal Literature" !" the Griggs prizes, we're then
presented.
TIE NEW CLASS.
The President announced that the following
gentlemen had passed examination for admIs-
sion to the University:
A. NJ. Goodman, "A. Otis,
S. Pierce, John Wilson,
Chriet!an kohlsotc, ". ". Eyests,
v. Thompson. Curtis Beverly,
Daniel Drake.
After thanking the audience for their atten-
dance, and inviting them to social entertain
mcnt at the fremont House, in the evening,
the President announced the exercises closed,
and the beneaiction was pronounced.
MEETING OF TIE TRUSTEES.
Immediately after the audience had dis
persed, the Trustees held meeting, Wm. B,
Ogden, ESQ.,, in the chuir. Resolutions ex.
rressive Of respect to the late George Manierre,
and Prof johnson, were pissed, and yote oI
thanks rendered to T. B. Bryan, esq, for the
use Of bis hall, and other courtesics bestowed
DDnn Them
, 1863-07-02
The Merchants Ulspatch.

Elsewhere in our advertising columns will
be found the card Of that desorvedly popular
fast freight line, the Merchants Dispatch. All
articles Of traffic requiring quick transporta-
ton, the agents agree to receive aud transport
at lower rates and in better trim than can be
obtained by any other route or conveyance
except the regular express by passenger
trims. The Company also offer Increased f.
cilities for Western bound freight. This line
has already by its prompt dispatch and care
fnl attention to business, gained the entire
confidence of the business community, and
secured splendid patronage. All that they
promise they fulfil, and We have no hesitation
in referring our friends everywhere and all
merchants in city or country desiring to
transport goods to their card. Ne arc safe in
guaran' eeing TINT every contract will be full
filled to the letter. The Office Of the Agent,
". G. Parsons, is ut the n. CIR. r, building,
No, South Water street.
, 1863-07-02
ResoIutlonR-The Baltic OF Forest
Bay.
Al meeting Of the Ellsrrorfh Znnayns held

At a meeting Of the Ellsworth Zouaycs, held
at their armory, June Goth, the following
resolutions were unanimously adopcd:
Res0{red, That the thanks OF this corps are due
to the Chicago Musical Union, for their kindness
and attention to rs. on the occasion Of their late
excursion, and more especially to Gco R. Chttten.
den, ESQ.,, their President, for his courtesy and
earnest endcayors to afford us every facility for CUE
enjoyment
Baldwin OF the c. &. ii. Il. r. for hts efforts to
secure our comfort, and also to the conductor OF
the train ior his -gentlenlanly treatment Of the
Zouaycs while under his care.
Heso{ced, That while We regret exceedingly tho
unpleasant occurrence at the time Of our cmbarka-
tiou for the return trip. after careful fuve+tga
tfon Of all the facts Of the case, convinced
that thoee members Of onr company who were de-
tailed as guard, acted wholly on the defensive,
and were actnated only by desire to do their duty
ae soldiers and to obey tue orders they had re-
ceived, and TINT the trouble was not Of their orig
mating, and was 30 determined1y forced upon them
that they could not. If they would, avoid It,. We
know them to be gentlemanly, and are satisfied that
they regret, rs we do, the that occurrence should
have happened to mar the otherwise pleasant ex-
cursion, and we request the members OF the Nd
sical Union to believe that We sincerely regret it
and trust they will believe no consideration could
have persuaded Us to dGmean ourselves in any way
80 ae to mar their enjoyment.
, 1863-07-02

WOOL-Received, 10, Al lbs. Market nominal at
EG1b9c for mt dunn washed. .,.-.-... ...
HAY-In limited demand at 81 Gtt.50 per
ton for preeeea Timothy and Clover, and 37.0O@
$50 for pressed Prairie.
BEANs-24 bushels good at $3.25.
BROOM COIN-2 tons medium at $115; 3 tons
fair at $3.50.
DRIED FRC1T-App1es arc moro active and
easier. Sales 800 b1ls Ohio Dried Apples. at 54c,
for shipment to New York city. IMPAIRED Pea-hes
were firm. Sales ~ brls, halves, at 10Hc.
SIIGARS-Are in good demand and firm. We
, 1863-07-02
COMMERCIAL.

WEDNESDAY EvKs1ss, July !, 1898.
1EcEP1s FOR TIE LAST TwESTY-FouR HOURS.
Tous Wheat Corn, QatB RYe arf'y
, 1863-07-02

PETTY LARcES1.-John Wilson yesterday
stole cont from Johneon's lumber Office, On
the corner Of Carroll and Canal streets. The
property being Of little yulue, the charge was
called .disorderly," and upon this he was
fined $40, and execution suspended to give
linn chance TO enlist direction he seemed
~ 4nGa
, 1863-07-02
fnst.

T OST-At McVicker's Theatre, or
IL betN zen there md STATE street on Saturday ut.ht
. long RlacE Lace Cape The finder wiz be anitJbly
1t may be had. jea}sSt+ss
G50 REWA RD:-stolen from
1DgNtf,ont Of Church on the ccsuer Of Halaed
Acd Harrison streets. Sunday Might June 3rh Il}
aLteht Bay Mare about :r yea:s o+ switch taIl 10 o
Willie boh hind feet- small white At1ipe on uoee
buggy About ID irehes otsas covered Wl:h lenthet.
Buggy painted back-Iather old. Inppaune-t trim.
watd IT tho rscoyery Of the p:o9eriy. and for
ipfo1n a,ion may be sent to JACOB REaM Gen Supt.
OF Police j-.et xR3i-St
TAKEN UP.-A strayed horse
Il may be recovered at tha Union Saloon. t,zner
Blue 1lAtl aVtnuc AID ECcker a:seet hy giving rood
jy1 EssHN
, 1863-07-02

TIE sLE1PHxR.-This vessel. which WINS tho admira-
ton Of czens1ast summer, has again entered our
Western Lakes on heE trip from Bergen. She passed
Detroit eu Saturday. and in few days will arrive
hare. when va will make detailed notice OF haz.
Cu1oAao V1ss11s.-The following vessels arrived at
Buffalo on tho 10Th OF June: Props Bua1o. Merchant,
Iowa; bArks Sheppard. Colorado, Ellsworth. Peshtt-
go. Morgan. E C L. Rswson. Ocean Ware. Watson,
Flying Mist. Danube bEIgs canopus. stangart: schrs
saranac Aazeppa. Denmark San Jacinto. York State.
King Sisters Collins Eve1lre. Comss. ekineon, Mar
tn, Adirordac. Cairo Mary. Frankfort shook Smith.
Pomeroy, Dousnan. Monticello. Peoria, Rogers Sup
ply Foots, Yankee. Stampede. Bronson. Malylna
Montauk
, 1863-07-02

We rail- the attention of hay dealers to the ad-
yertfsement of the celebrated Beater Hay Press
which il now On exhibition at the fremont
Houee. by tho Patentee, ]. Z. Harris. June y st
, 1863-07-02

Go TO THE BrsT-Go TO BRYANT & STRATToN's
cn1nAso CoM4ERC1AL Co1LE6E, to Get thorough
nractical business eduration.
, 1863-07-02

ExMmIT1oS At PALMER's ACADEAY.-The
closing exercises of the term at Palmer's
well:known Academy, s29 Wabash avenue,
occurs this evening. They will embrace
dcclamations, compositions and music by
The pupils, and promise to be unusually IN
tercstinE.
, 1863-07-02

e~F F. E, Rleby, 50 Randolph street, Is selling
paner Hangines at less than New York prices, at
Wholesale and retail. The trade supplied on the
most iiberal terms js24wks
, 1863-07-02

MURDERER CoMAurrEp.-JohnA Allen, the
murderer Of Bradley, gave himself up to tho
authorities on Monday, aud yesterday, with
the Witnesses for the prosecution, was COM
1nitted to Jail upon the Coroner's warrant, 10
awaif the action of the Grand Jury.
, 1863-07-02

Fl We arc requested to state that Mrs.
Turner will leave for Vicksbu1g, on Friday,
In charge Of sanitary stores for Companies A
and B, Chicago Light ARTILLERY, and the Aer-
camille Battery. AL goods for these COM
panies nrst be ut the SANITARY Rooms By 1
S1clncE this nffe1nnnn
, 1863-07-02

NATIONAL ,LoAs.-We are glad to inform
our readers that Collector Haven has received
instructions from Secretary Chase, nuthoriz-
ipr him to receive subscriptions at par, for
1he $40 Gper cent bonds, during the month
IF Ju1F
, 1863-07-02
Ql)ieaao Ur'bnnr.
THURSDAY, JULY 9, 1868.
THE CITY,

Tu1rTEp MS W1FE,-Harry Msrtin, a
7,aintcr, residing on Harrison street, beat his
wife most brutally, and for The offence Justice
Mcdonnell fined him $500.
, 1863-07-02

EXCURSION FROM L LASE.-A goodly number
Of excureion}ste from Lane Station. five or six
hundred in all, were In town yesterday. They
were visiting the citr lions until a late hour
in the afternoon, when they departed, appar-
emily immensely delighted with their visit.
, 1863-07-02

ceipt8 arc Light WcAuule. ..-
Dry Salteu. .+-~.s.4A @ - =
Green Sa}ted. Ea9 s33c
Green LGHntTY. s-.--..ss....-s-. " t52I
LUMBER-Cargoes in fair request. Sales
Carco Of Hannah, Lay & Co.'S milirun Nor.
way pine, fully oue-half strips, from Grand Tra'
igoiand, one-ha1f strips. from -TrIcsdetfs mills,
Mupkegon, at S14-o5; cargo Of schr. Active, one
half strips, at $l9 80; cargo Of schr. Mary, from
at $1360: 100000 feet common flooring, rough, on
dock {Hannah. Lay & Co.'S manufactufe) at $2i.C0.
The following are the yard prices for lumber:
nHnF kSMLeA ~
, 1863-07-02

With all their country's wishes blestt
My friends, it is not all Of life to live-to
simply drag out an existence. There are
many things far woTEe than to die the death
Of the patriot There are many duties to per-
form. I hare full confidence you will honestly
perform ..those--duties. # circumstances re.
quire us 10 battle In the field that We shall be
ready to do il. II the country requires the
sacrifice Of our lives, that NC shall lay them
down upon her nltaz.
bcha1fof the Institution about to confer prom
incnce upon you: Farewell md God bless
CONFIRMING DEGREES.
At the close Of Prof Booths address the
President said 10 the class: "The Trustees,
in view Of Iyour having completed your
| studics and being judged qualified to practice,
confer upon each ofyou, In testimony Of this,
the Degree Of Bachelor Of Laws"
Rev. Mr. Smith then handed the degrees to
the following gentlemen, comprising tho
| clnes:
William Il. Avery Chas. H. Brown
Dennis Hogan Hezekiah B: Benson
FIihu P.ris % Wm. 4. Welis
Duncan 7. Mcintyre John ". Kreamsr
Robert Doyle
The degree Of Bachelor Of Science Was con-
fer1ed upon Temple 8. Hoyne, of Chicago,
and Bachelor Of Arts upon Nicholas J. Aylcs'
worth of Burlington.
The President announced the following
nyNo Msstey Of Ais to Prof Rodney A. Welsh, Of
Chicago: Prof Hewitt, OF the state NORMAL
University, and Dr.. s. Hatch, Of Chicago.
Doctor OF Divinity to Rev. Justus bn!EleJ,
Of Carrollton, Ill, and Rev. John Adds, o1
Redding, England.
| AWARD OF PRIZES.
The COMMITTEES chosen to award the Kceu
20 1JnTx4 n< a. $-Yx To-
, 1863-07-02

beautiful productions of art may be obtained
Mt r. R. Landon's well known stationery
~house, IS Lake street.
, 1863-07-02

EXCURSION TO GEKEvA,-Among the nu-
merous opportunities which will be afforded
our citizens for spending the Fourth Of July
pleasantly, the excursion on the Galena and
Chicago Railroad, to Geneva, Kane county,
will no doubt prove highly attractive. Geo.
c. Bates, Esq, Of this city, viii act as orator
of the day. Read the advertisement In this
mornings paper.
, 1863-07-02

Kn1ED.-seEgeaut VIM q. Hlnckle, Of Co.
B, I'D regiment Illinois volunteers, was shot
through the head at Vicksburg, on the 10Th
inst, and instantly Killed. Acomzade writes:
sHis death is great loss to CompanyB. He
was much belorcd, rs he was faithful SOL
dier Of his country, anda soldier Of the Cross,
But ourloss is his gain." His parents reside
ut Eckford, Mich, though at the time Of his
enlistment be resided with q brother-in law,
Mr.. 7. Kittsedge, Of this city. Efforts are
being made to bring h -.ae lis body.
, 1863-07-02

DEAHBoRT sEM1sARy.-The Anniversary
Exercises Of this institution will take place
to-day, at the Seminary building on Wabash
avenue, at three p. m. The exercises will
consist Of compositions by the graduating
class Of young ladies, eleven In number, pre-
sentahon Of diplomas, and an address BY Rev.
C. B. Thomas. The friends Of education, aud
the public generally, are invited to be present,
, 1863-07-02

VIII LAGER BEER x1oucArE?-This
yexed question WIS decided in the Police
Cont yesterday morning, In the case of
Teuton fteeh from Faderland, who, accus-
TONED to the light beers Of Bavaria, was not
prepared to resist the effects Of the nauseous
compound they call Lager Beer in Chicago.
Four glasses Of Water, hops, aloesand strych-
nine laid Theodore Limbing prone upon the
sidewalk on the corner OF Canal and Vaa Blu.
rcn streets. and in a stupid condition, which
Justice Miller declared drunkenness, he was
brought to the Armory. It cost him $2-the
p1ice Of simple drunk.
, 1863-07-02

FOR SALE.-Fortyr eight feet,
4 with two email houses. on Michigan aveuue na1t5
with HhouRa sud Barn on the wee tSIde on Chicago
asenuc Ecar Mlwaukre svrnue. Also. q block Of
aGnut GO ota block 81, est Slide. between Harrison
al i Tyler and Eucke- ard ThToop sGeeta. FcF par
Ncnlait inquire Of ALONZO RICHMOND. Is. aoath
Xste n;rret lei aTsalgf
, 1863-07-02

pEpp1Lxo WITHOUT L1cEssE.-Matthlas
StAche, an it3nerant render Of fruit in the
streets Of Chicago, WIS arraigned for peddllng
without license, and fined by Justice Melon
nj 80 and costs.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1863-07-31
LINCOLNsS DRAFT.

The draft in New York, which Lin
coin at first declared should not be en-
forced, he now, since he has concen-
trated military force enough there to
enforce it, declares that it shall be en-
forced at all hazards 1t is but a
similar breach Of faith to that with
the South which drew the fire of Beau
regard on Fort Sumpter and we may
look for exciting times if we can be-
lieve the New York journal of Com
merce, which says, that a noticeable
feature Of the riot was that in it no
politicians were engaged, it being a
spontaneous uprising of the mass Of
poor people upon whom the draft falls
with crushing force and that among
the numerous Spectators, neither aid
ing in the riot nor to suppress it, a
few counseled testing its constitutional
ity, but all expressed themselves op-
posed to it. One or the other will
have to back down but we hope those
opposed to the draft will have suffi-
cient determine ton to adhere to their
opinions and resist It's operation.
Whether Lincoln is to continue Die
tator or the Northern people will make
the effort to restore their liberty we
shall soon see.