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The following approved Masters and have
commissions from this Association:--
Frank Luders schr Middleton Edwin Partridge. schr
Edward Everett; Alfred Lunt ship Bunker Ii; William
Lowell. schr Princess; Reuben Swift, DANIEL
Martin; VIM Boyd brig Almon Rowe Ri,td she ppari
fnatcl brig Lydia Stoyer Freeman Srnsli schr Arno
george Palmer (mstel, steamer Ella Marley: Jaahan
Eray brig Alruocahah Peter GRAHAM sthr John Brooke
David Marshall bark Massaso; henry sceer b1g
soone Marshall Ellingwoot. bark Christina: Charles
Ehker, bark Eagle Samuel THOMPSON, bark Star Castle
William Talbot, brig Excelsior Charles Sncair, schr
Aloe; Benz Gardner, ship Arao Robert Reeve ntate),
BRIG Grace Worthipeton; Alfred D Cole BRIG - Netius:
Joseph Tayor bark burnside; Frederick Lambert yr,
bark Jane Dagget Joseph Berry, ship William; Caleb
Haskell brig baron de Castee; Frederick Morris bark
Stoei. nhip Free Trade, William II Enb.e.oa isran
Pacific; Bradford Griffin, brig Anna TORY.
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the conclusion irresistible that in addition a. all tbe
shacSe Of deSpotsm which they are alleged 70 lett
eehnc them 10 Enrooe, they have len also thai most
vaaoe @tfioate o. humanity, which called common
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Ingot copper worth 10 cents and stocks have
been strongly Influenced Minnesota has advanced to ST.
dividend %. The PittsbnrG has declared dividend of
tour dollars and the stock has advanced 10 S. Quincy
closed on saturday al Is bid, dvAend OF, which s low
price comparatively the stool hclders will rcceivc
much diydcads ~ from any other mine the Mime
sofa Quincy And Pttsburr win probably pay much
for the next few years railroad stock will Frsus
i'm aud powsbc have been very nrrn aud promise large
returus Central has advanced ~ 81. the Rock and
MAS has been discovered on the south VEN aud the
stock saturday YVES 10 active demand, Advancing 10
II Superior lpoks well and the stock has advanced ~
Hancock has been firm NJ abon 10. Acton been hfn,
and active NJ from M ~ The concern !. rnaslng
money 20 The extent or from f1O,Ooo Ia 900 Ier
n.onth and IL is stated that DIVIDEND during the wear 4
ccrais The mining interest has great advantage q, or
almost any other yhc rise labor snd surp,,es h
scarcely fct wnen put into OF copper The susl
estimate - receive icr copper y ~ cents per pound
IL IS now 50.
We have received a copy Of the detailed crcu.
lar q the Pittsburg. Fort Wayne aud Chicago
Railroad showing its condition on the 3Oth Of
November ieat The General account a. is fol.
Qaa-e
, 1863-07-14

BrownIow's,S Son.
Alettcr from shelbyyi1le, Tenn, in ths No
bile 4dse7tiscT, saJs:'
The most daring and dashlns Of the cavalry
leaders on the Yankee side in Middle Tennes-
see, is Col Brown1oW, son Of the notorious
NJ d Infamous old Parsoh Brown1oW, Of Knox
vile. He Is young, rather handsome, q gr6at
dandy and q lady's man, and, like his father,
q eas-pipe or blow. hard; Of. the most terrific
desc1ipt1on. His Lieutenant Colonel is Andy"
JphDsons son-tWo nice young men tor
small tea party, truly! Though commanding
nreeiment, BfoWnlow Is nearly alwaJ5 out
al tie htad Of small scouting parties, try
irg to ambuEcadc our boys, and leaving
En1cy messages in writing for them at houses
on lie neutral ground. In one Of the mes
eaeee, about month ago, he offered 900
If one hundred Of the best men OF Patterson's
regiment would come out and fight him and
one hundred of his men On open ground,
Col. Patterson refused to allow this brag.
gadocio to be noticed; but Lieut.. May offered
to ccme ont with eighty men and meet him
and his hundred aud clean him out. Just for
the fun Of the thing. BzoWnlow didn't nc
celt; and ever since May has been trying to
catch Brown1ow, and BroWnloW to catch May.
May very nearly succeeded: :one day. He got
on Brown1ow' s trail, aud came up with him,
their parttee being about equal In number.
Alter brief carblllc and pfstolonic fnteAs
change, Brow n1oT and his men fled aud Nav
and bis party pursued. May took individual
| u after BroWnioW, but the Inter had too fleet
| horse; he, however, left his cap and tele-
tcopc Oh the road, aud May NOW has them Is
keeptakes.
, 1863-07-14
PROPOSALS. FOR, BRICK
L EEWERS ; ~

'"' u1f1cE OF TIE BoARD o. PCH1Io WORKS.
CHICAGO. Jaly IL, 1868. =
SEALED PROPOSALS viii bereceived st this otlca
Hnti, MeIday july nth. At u O'Clock a. M: at which
II tse saas ea aoa 81
1n1etsa plpss aEd man a9le eeveg reagtrea for TIE
work On aie In ihe Office oi ills Hoard ~ "a '~''A
SEWERS TO BE CONSTRUCTED,
~ souTHp1y1sIoS.
dssfa * to opposite
OF lrdlsns aysEue, flom North street to oppoa,te
ss1sa ~ K5go1a av.nus to opposite
ciess eae a@etef Eoftn sees to opposite
sssS'R svsssa?s s2 5s9s'a South
Or Rabasn avenue fro.a Rdgold avenue to Old street.
oa Wahash saue num Old street to North B.reet,
OF stats sfset from Rtugo1d avenue to croa. street,
= WET Drv1s1oy, + -"
On TweIfh street from South Branch of Chicago Rtv
o e. 70 Haist:d s,1eees sst dtsmeteE
On Reneen street. tom Fulton street to Lake street.
NORTH p1yu1oy.
On Market street. from Etettreet to Dlytson.s feet
o. pi:E;oa ..4et. no Wells s.reetto Market street;
On G1isase sysn1s: from La Sails street. to Market
On cheage M avenue. i; from Market street to North
Branch Of Chicago R1Eer. AZ feet diameter.
Proposals will be received for the building Of the
one stseet. fer the sowers any oae
division. or for MI The sewers designated above The
TO accept any one bid viii the coot1ons OF
tni5 adye1tistn.eptt The Board viii not. however,
his bid While awarding to another party the Of
tie withdraw Or such street o ks sid fos the
ss5S Ss Ss 81 sTs s Is Ss
two. but Eor OF the three divisions.
The bios must be sealed, Aad accompanied With
bond Ct Tie penal amountof 5aeo {blanks for which
can be had at this once) guaranteeing The execution
BIZ u accepted Forms oIpsoposa.s ca be had at this
Il P1sposa1s will be directed to the Board Of Public
Works. tpdoried Proposals tor Sc we.s.
FRED LETT.
O. j. ROSE.
IL Il LEI lit
, 1863-07-14

~ " L " II ~.
~ spp,IeqT:1 9%4ET11zT .955ss, q s.eFz.} ~
ros.ce a. hereby given. that propo1s.s - vii be r.
of uiy uext II 4 oc]acK oI III re- qss s
lAHs 1eurnals and reports Of te iate session q tae
bY lass 10 Be- dstfihutrd tha sae fn n 81
districts ~ hereinafter .tesiaated FOR Thch nron1
ccnsfdessd fof he wnola Eta WILL atso os
Ffoposa:s should sSecifS fte sum for each dstct in
ffor tIe Ttole Sistt. tae sum noust Be nsmad
faa En,in9SeI ~ n VI" o. ts A fo 2n .a9eH
which totice yflihe given in conveyanceS ~ 1hsr
actsr 10 nrctert fhefn frnm tninrv ~ scc3anri ~
, 1863-07-14
Illinois Troops In Missouri Re
EimcnfS.


IFrom the St. Louis Republican, 11th1
1t is known that in the carly part Of thewar,
wien the Missouri regiments were being or
Ea1ized. considerable accessions were made
1T III our neighboring State Of Illinois. Since
the conscriptlon act was passed, 1t has been q
question Of some interest to what extent this
recruiting from abroad was carried on, as 1t
il clnImed that In making the draft each State
slal be credited with any excess over Its
quota, this credit also to extend to citizens
thereof enlisiiug In other States. Thus, In
preparing for the conscription in Illinois, 1t Is
insisted that deductions from the number to
be drafted should be made for those who Joined
thc regiments raised in Missouri.
= Fur some days past, Col. VIM. R. Morrison,
Congressional Representative Of the: Twelfth
Illinois District, has been in this city, interest
ing himnf In overlooking the rolls in the
certain the number Of troops actually belong
inC to his State, and particularly his District,
but registered in Missouri regiments. The
result Of hislabors 10 that he finds the follow
ing. The left hand coMmn confirms thenames
Of the counties B.. In Illinois from which tho
troops were enrolled; the next column the
number Qf men from each county named, aud
In which they enlisted:
Hancock. 416 sth and 10th inf, and 7th cav.
lawrence. -s9;-5th s @ and l1th int: ~
s1s,n SGs si sin th aaa aa r. II 1T 4h 10th cav
Sansamon .166-11th inf and lat cay.
Pike .150-3d and 10th inf
St. Clair. 1G2-2d and 18th INF,
Madison :. s14s-6th 1uf, and Ist cav.
Randolph. -. G9-10th INF
Washington, s5-1oth tnf.
Peoria .-.... 65-8th inf.
Cu1ee. 61-Sth inf.
Schuyler .... o3-10th int.
AtcDouough. 6s-1oth inf. -.
Clay.-....... 46-11th mi:
Ricbland.. 97-10th and 11th inf
Green 93-10th mi, lst cav,
Macousin ..-121-1st cav -; &
Montgomery 81-1st cav. -
Henderson. 6z-
Marion 47-11th inf.
The total number of men enrolled from L.
linois In Missouri orgnuizations, as shown
above, Is 2,0o5. From four counties Of. the
and Washington aggregate number is
494. T..
Col. Morrison claims that two thousand
men from his district volunteered in the reg
iments Of Missouri but only those who had
such are enrolled as enlisted in Illinois. The
Others are enrolled, without their residence
being mentioned, as enlisted In Missouri.
Consequently the rolls In the Adjutant Gcner-
ais cface only show about five hundred from
the Twelfth District and three Thousand from
the State Of 1llinoiss There arc no means, we
believe, BY which our neighboriDg. State can
avail herself Of those volunteers who came to
St. Louis without previous organization, and
Joined the army in the same manner as our
oyn1esidents.' !.
Our people will hardly thank Col Morrison
for the pains he has taken to ferret out, by
raneacklng the records here. the fact that
there is q good sprinklng of nlinosans
among the forty thousand troops which haYo
gone from this State. For # there ls to be d
mcnced In some OF the States Missouri, we
suppose, will have to make up the: number
thus credited to our neighbor across the
river.
, 1863-07-14

THE MERCHANTS, FARMERS
n AND MECHANICS SAVINGS BANK
- Clark Street, Chicago, Ill.
0tEee hours rom 10 4. u. to 5P. n. Alko hon 81
A.tosF. II. Tuesday aud Saturday.
INCORPORATED IN 1851.
Exper cent 1ntere4to,, tonssv1azs.
DIRECTOR Axp Of TckEa.
f1e4deAt-s. q. FLEEfT0OD.
V1cePre8tF.G C. 6HHKNAH. Counsei-WK. G. GouOY
Vice 11es* i. B " kaTFAII+ Cashie1-SypxKY MIXES
raAND or KLA4dKKRA
!.G. fNEo. J. y Eonntte n LeHh.
]. r, Jonee. T.6. P1nllpe, g. S. Hayes
]. RehM, Eev.D.D Dunn, ,VG.C- S. Dole,
E.H. Wdracaa J,G. Glndele, a. Il Bur!e5.
20. HeUT6ttkd. tn. Ueebe, Fl. B. 6chte1,
H.k. Rksop.DD-p. a. Gage. Hon, Y. B. Ogden
J.M. VI. Jones " IDoEEeE fe2$uEG1-ly
, 1863-07-14
amounts to 10 0francss Ata Jete given last
season By one Of the forafgn ambassadors the
cost Of the flowers vas $4,000 francs.



g. EMBoxpoMT IN FASHION. -
It has become quite fashionable In Paris for
ladies' to bel will not ray fat, but in excel
lent condition. Isuspecti it Is owing to tho
Empress, who is showing that tendency to
fnllness Which accompanies years. As all OF
Alexander's courtIers had 4 wry neck because
he was q little out Of he perpendicular, and
al ofLonis X1V'e courtiers pretended to be
afflicted with fstula after he Vas operated
upon for this disease, SO al Of our fine, ladies'
arc trying to equal the ladies in enbonpoint
Their ambition is perhaps quickened BY the
extraordinary succs IS witch three or four ID
dies in goodTondition obtained here In So
ciety last winter. They we're unquestion.bly
the bellies Of the winter, and gentlemen were
never tired Of expressing their admiration for
their full shoulders and fullsr bosoms. I dare
say We men, too, mnst soon hcgin to pick up
Bis cheeks low seem ftlll to bursting; and as
fog Prince Napoleon, he is great deal broad
ez than he is long.
, 1863-07-14
TEE EETTYSHstJFEG FHGEE,
Casualties In the Michigan Re.I-
ments, dc.


WASHINGTON, July s,-whlle the rebels
held Gettysburg They took everything in the
nature Of subsistence, leaving nothing for our
wounded Since the battle the Sanitary Com
mission has made great efforts to aupply the
Wtupded with all things. :needfu1. Tie Com
n'!ssion has cent four loads to the battlefield.
each containing two tuns Of Ice, one thousand
doEtn eggs, one tun soft bread, one Thousand
pounds Of butter, three hundred gallons of
liquids. and large quantities Of sugar and tea
The surgton Geucra1 has also Forwarded three
hundred dozen bottles Of whisky, ten thou
eaud cubts of soup, two- thousand five hun.
dr. d pounds OF coffee, ard. many other sup.
plies. The citizens Of Gettysburg do al In
1leir power to aid the wpnnded, but many
lie On the grouud away f'om the town and
cnUnot receive sufficient care. To-day Dr.
Hrmmond ordered. 4 large supply of fresh
beef to. the battlefield, Three hundred
wounded men went through Baltimore for
Philadslphia today. Twenty surgeons wero
ordered to Gettysburg to-day. Fifty surgeons
were also sent to Frederick. Surgeon Gener-
al Hammond goes to Frederick this evening
III anticipation Of q final battle between Lee
and Meade. =
, 1863-07-14
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IEP0T OTARTERMASTER'S

1EGVl UARlE4ft14A 4A01Gkls :
aea Ii e L !H' !ss 5
q; q dRy ~ lsa for larn s~o cas.'y AID
FORM OF PROPOSALS.
1---. Of. COUNTY Of --. ssa:a OF
re1t At f3si.vie e.n. a. a He. ); It.
1cLovtrE s1eeiaeaiioss. v.s: @''''' 'A@
FOR CAVALRT,
r. be from 1vets to nine % y=ars old; afts,a Isl
g. s es e
seg1a sao1;t
For ARTILLERY.
TO fom fys{5 to nine 9) yesrs old, fifteen ana
half ftl5> hands hixh overs 70 30 bsy;. brosSs Or
olacks ee from 81 bleis .cs ylcioGa IcEs: aona
son1d terSic:s6e ssrtes d f6s M % aaI sos
soiEsnesnon at Louisville. ky:
Ill or any part otshis bid MY bs secep'ed. viz:
G4fs1s{ n96sss hosss. i t1Eesss.
~ s!y o. IS 9e: s e
cept the enc to which haye subscribed my lstae.
xae aass Sa2 s;s
a9isoi!zsi = r., Ietsn guarantee aat coapletios
auS as e
sMhIys a. II ond be Ras. cd In csse Of ailusu
amount nomea % the Uhitsd ssssts r. - ..''S'' @''o
FoRM OF AFFIDAVIT.
Personally appeared bsfore me- A-B-. tas
yss asS'a ~ Il
ndEect3 IA any other ptUpoaAl offered the contract
to bs awarded At louiar1lie On July II, 1ssl
's ''-i '.A-D~
tErveIne Sworn SD subscribed to before
E,awn I C-D-
Cenis {1ust1ce Of the Peace OF Notary Pu5ltc}.
An bids must be Of the abore forE1. Contractors
E required 10 provide brand with the Initials Of
thelr nAnes. The contactB uust be completed within
tLt.1y $50, days from date Of award =. =
The oath o{aleEtance will be required or successful
oidde1s. where 1t has not previously oeen n1ed:
v. JENKINS.
1yf1b2s54t' Capt, and 4. Q. u, q, 8. Army:
, 1863-07-14
LIST OF CASUALTIES IN MICHIGAN REGIMENTS
IN THE LATE BATTLE

In THE LATE BATTLE.
Major Ferry, Of the 5th. was killed, but the Re
mAnder Of the field officers were unharmed
Major Geo. y. Sewcomb was slightly wounded Ii
eapt; pt thompson, Tf 4, 9Th, arm, slightly:
Major I. :: Trowbridge had horse shot under him
cit. Rnegsa, 2. 1st, heaa, slightly. :.
Gspt: 4le1ander, q, Isl, lee. :,
Lieut: Geo a: Ki1eu1n, r, ist, lead.
Geo. R. Ball, B, 18Th, leg.
Edmund Phillips: D; 7th, foot.
ALBERT F. Kane, 4, III, t.mplc.
se1et Chas Ballaid, E. 9Th, arm.
Jacoh r. Fisher, A. 5th, knee.
Motes Cole, I, 9TH. shell.
Corp: Alttcd 9: Rider, Z, Ii; breast. -
gcnry RnH: X, 1st, hand.
se1Et. n. Gilbert, l. 1st, side.
?. .ponnstte, D. iii, lang sndarm.
wI, hn5sher, Tt.1,,dt,. p, r. 1f leE ,o,t S:..,.
Cbas. Hanee. D, 1th arm
Ralph Disbrow. D. 7'h, knee.
F. 4. Preston, ., 7th. face. .:
John Ailboan. ?, III, supposed dead. =
Chae. Masters. D, b1h, arm. :, :
Ssthaa saa s!t passs. T. S., 1h LIE @ and wri.l
Geo: Il: Smith, F, 7st, back. d..
Martin Burton, G, 1st, head
David =. Rose, G, nh, face: :,
0.s Thomas, q, lst, wrist.
7, G5 G; Blaa.a1t, e. 1T
Peter Mach}ene, q, 1st. shoulder.
lin a
Corp. Chas. Holmes, D, 7th. arm.
!. !. Barber, 4; sth, abdomen, fatally.
Wm. II. Migrants. u, I'll, shoulder.
Ghas Hep(5es: +; :: II. sPine:
Ro, al Z. Wood, F, 1st, shoulder.
ssrsuel Mills, +. lit. head and shon1der.
Daniel Murphy, 4, 7th. arm and side.
i: js4Ss. F. IL, IN sad lungs, fatally.
VIII. Dopp, A, 9Th, arm.
CLaa. S; Hell, E. 1st; thigh.
Chas. Hollis, a. 18th, wrist.
Andrew caee. g. 1et, foot.
Geo, Drowuell, E. 9Th, leg.
; 4. J. William, &, 9Th, foot. :
s. bs1d Ii ESI1s L Se'r,aea II at At T, 5t, both a.m.
Samuel Ii. Thomas, &, lst, shoulder.
AZ Reams, 4. III. a.m;
Join ohIenbesger. g, 9Th, aide.
We. Bear], c. 9Th. hand.
VIM. Russell, I. 7th, face.
Benz. B!dwell. c, :th, thigh.
Vim. Brigge, T. list, hip.
]. Storey, 4, 7th. arm.
Vim emith, D, Tth, groin.
Geo Batchelder. E, 9TH, hip.
Stephen Buzzell, a, 5th, Leg.
E. N. Babcock. E, 1tt. leg.
E. lIendirEhault. 3. 1th. thigh.
n: Eanaulster, g. 9Th, bfuiee.
Mi]ce Blockster, G, 9Th. arm.
Corp. 4. Il. Clark, g, 9Th, hip.
Geo. E. Pool, let, back
II. Rich, F. lst, arm.
Jacob Steel, E, let, groin.
Ja. Oh Pan1ee, F. 7th. foot
A1te1t Warner, F, 1th. foot
Andrew Mcfarland, G, 9Th, hip.
john Cook, Z, sth, groin.
, 1863-07-14
An Explanation.
: WALNUT Hills, near Visks6utg, Mtss.' !

Editors Chicago TF1bune:
have this moment, for the first time, eeen
in . recent number Of your paper IN account
Of the battle Of Champion Hills. May 16,
ing part What Is therein stated Of the regf-
ment is true, bnt am made to speak Of my
self and my own conduct in manner alto
gether egotistical and immodest, which I dis
claim. The memoranda furnished your re-
porter, vas partially from my official report
TO brigade Headquarters. In which I mado no
from the accounts Of others, in which alln-
sion to me was made. Both .wero husriedly
handed to your reporter, and have been
thrown together and published over MY sig-
nature, in such q way as to make mo appear
the author OF oil that is therein stated, which
is mistake. Will you do me the justice to
publish this note Of explanation, and oblige
]. a: HowE,
Ifeut. COL 121th Infantry.
, 1863-07-14
Sanitary yEo1nnlfss1on,Ca Cash Com
- tr7buti0nS. ~'--

The following are the ca1h contributions to tho
Chicago sanitary Commission from June 10th to
June 18th, inclusive: =,
Towlte, SO; Union League No sdl. Howard, 1s}s,
per Andrew Ashton, President, $54; s. l. .. Coet-
land. Ills, p.rJ. i. howes, SECRETARY, $50 Col
v% Mfs ". G1cen % Pophstslown, lis IS: Giissns
Of Calumet. His, pes Il. T. Mnrray, 3l0i collec-
liop at the funeral Of Captain Lloyd. a'd re meut
ditfona! collections, Plymouth: Ils;, per E: i.
Baptist Church Miadae sus Mish ID S:o51; e. pcsa5y
tseaas aes a g. HlsaaIe Meh S Baaase On
II. E. hurch, .1ackeon. Mich. .St5.l1, balance
from Congregational Church. jackson, 8! Mich; as,
Bap;t en1f Pon
Union League, Blue leland, per ". W. Maasey,
sG7sO; U.lon League, Wayne, IT,. Der G. r. Al.
h. 49, KoI 1*1 = so 5
Soc. Sterling, III. per Mrs; =. R. Wofthington,
President, $40; Mesers. A. G. Downs Co., Chi:
easo, sss; ": o. Burgess, Chicago, s.; Sol: AId
retary. Ss5: j. Morae, Gcneseo. III, pei Rev. s.
= Jans JS1sefs: ffi.:sediefy AID Society, camptoa, NJ,
pioyees Of Chcaco Rolling Nal, per o. ". Potter,
June 1s--soldiers' Aid Society, Pennington
erson. Lane Ststiop. Ill, So; Town OF Mineral,
III. .pcr Ralph McClintock. SIS; Sanitary Com
n.iss'on. q Jefferson. arove' Ill, per Thomas B,
;Gse' Juse is IS A s. Momenec, H., $751;; :"
June l5-S a. s. York Township, Ill, per Mira.
A. II. French. $40; s. 4. S, Fteepo t. H., per ".
". Shcttz, Sec, $40; Ladies. Social BsaeVo!ent
s. 1'eos Reos1 IT, E: ss'sSf w%,Sss;a ss M
Sion. III, pr Robt. Rowe, 81 Ship Carpenters
Of Pcshtigo, Wis, per Thoa. II. Beebe, SIS; Ciat-
zeps Of JsGereon. I'll, per Mess:s. Herbert. Cray
" jnns' % iaHS. s. Of Union Park Cong. Church..
with premium. on silver, $3.50; Patriotic little
girls and boys Of Peru, IT,, per Emellne White,
nge1 nine u ars. &, Us; Citizens Of Evanston Ill
per Rev. q. Il. Tiffany, D, D., $3.50; School House
e. e. teS e.toS q Nesh af n 1e;
a. ]. Sinclair, Treas, $lt0 IL -.
June 17-Collection town Of Waaha.ns, Ill. per
Miss CATH rim. Powell. $1s; Union Lraguo, Whits
Rock. pcf Geo: Curry, $40 Citizens Of CedasVis,
Rariah of Rev; =; KroesIhke. Rock Run. ~. SIS;
patrioticl Little Girls, Blue Island. ILL.,. s.: Collcc
ton Seward toNnship. H., per L. Smith, Minooks,
~, $l3 ~; Citizens Of Leroy. H., per "A n Col
Ee<, $50; Monthly contribution, dnss's; Lake:
Aid Soc, 1sxyidere, ILL.,. per Mrs. T. e. Fox. s54
June ne16.-Uulon league Of Buckley, 1lls., per
Wm. g. Riggs. $5 80; = A. s, KankaSee City, per
gat!onn1church, 1eekpost. III; per Jas Neq1eSeF,
Foote, $loo: Magic Lantern Exhibition at Lodi,
Ill.,, per ". ". Houser, s.: r. D. Scott, PR r. n
Hubbard. ChIca, e IS Union League, Lexington,
ILL.,, per Jos. 3. Ambrose, Treasurer, s2o.70 First
ton, ILL.,, per Geo. ". Penny, $97; S. 4. s., Asbu-
~, LaSale CO., nla., per Mrs. Ann Fox, Cor. Sec,
$36l0. E.W. BLArclIronD, asst Treas.
, 1863-07-14
ARMY Sut1ers and the Public.

a1Wt 0AkAC4a a4AA AAA0 L 00@AAs
80 subscrsber bes tesve to ,nforn. Inc c:ttzene Of
fn6 u tsN .lsf he uas No pJup*ed siesaD j. u, Reet a.
Co. 81 Chicago his agetta Tor The sae Of bis "Cele
~ n111x ante1 snd tss.sn s;SsE T5sk
n1fcaa &c .. fei.nt THIS Gu Il 20 y the Il Andard
drtSE ri :ua %ord II Las been ttsted by the whole
SJeticsi FTcufty ans rrohou1ced 81 them 70 be the
LIQUOR u,anufaetu-c3 Tic aTtc1e has suffered
iis eaie tn the W.a 1o1 several yeAs past
nue: d tho great ouaE.ty OF counterfeit Schna2pe
q. F. srod -
sb:t lie u.s. appointed :he Ahove,nAnieo nsm agenta
Ene ssa Ri n XIX " .t x t41e tranost in
&C. Ay su1!e[1 VII nao LUZ G tue ~ t ~
Ec7tt9 aS1oS = ln.e Eh' u ~ = ns9 e - tG1 ooe
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- ne@ee4 % ae|s. &c" Ao-A'
g Coo EaeeR OF HNOt1e'S CeleDr8e
A s =.
TIC ScHhA pss
Fen sa.e by III REED co. AgeutA
, 1863-07-14
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n OR ST. 10 Sc P 81
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sTEAmBoAT SUNBEAM
Capt. Fred. Pabst,
+: s.: J9seph @oraaS. sa:aFas5s md saadsia
For <s'sas or Passage :729z e es;;S ssSsfH 81 e
ieso Sscw So1 sands R'Ter st:ee:
! GREAT SUMMER ROUTE
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sssfsfs fsafsa isq ae ~
as e.: "a Ssas MGais ri; sna o
! 900 Niles Shorter,
Enc the uuie 70 70 insee days less than By other
@ e i
FAR8 AsLow AS By AST OTHER LINZ
K1curon t'ctft. @ p N:sstD.o . or Ge;s;ics a. .aa r
ntore pn1esss:ag ticEets eseTaeso K.susa ucE1s
5oed q Az ee.s u ths lins during saa asason 10
os,s', $50 sssta Sc
y AoRE: IS eses aea7 E,s.se. sna a;w..ssa Assns
of!s: ;ss-si IL; e K'sas' nF'd<s F. .. Boz ID
TOR LAKE SUPERIOR.-Tha
l. s7.oattd drst class Passenger Steamboat
PLANET,
CAPT. L. cHAMHERLfN
s aas sysn,R &
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Itcss.11 IItsq5sss.1- : !sSS, s., Superior City.
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fstd E1:asy. sept il. -Saseassos SSassaSs S,sS.
Estasy oct Is. a. .sapssteE s9psaseGai eait,.
fi fi:5s:s ss7ss = 4, :: -Ssissssssl -:Ssss!:s: si<y.
Fer dock Is on River Street. hist above Rush stree
Tof freight OF passage apply % board o.te
CUNARD LINE.
Steam to Queenstown and Liverpool.
The nzst c!aas powerful Steamships
smoN, KEDAR.
hARATH0N, TH1E0LI,
l Tllls s9i; from Now Yo.t sye:y sltsrnae wednesday.
essl alternate md fo
s9 Z ds & i: :q1
M ;sss 22ssgy WILLIAMS Aeo10H
HENRY GREENE8AUM,
General Passage Agency corner Of Lake aud LAsaIla
street. Chicago. 1nya esNt8u
THE NORTHERN
Transportation Company
OF OHIO.
u FxPAs=D TO FRANKFORT PRoPxETr axrwRH
BOSTON, ALL POINTS N REV ENGLAND
NEW YORK AND TIE WEST,
WITH PKOAlPTNEss, CARE AND DISPATCH,
This wei Known line Of ntteea nrse casa scrsw stas-
ers connects At OGDESsBCGH with railroad for
Boston and au points tn New England; At Cspe Vbo-
New Yo:k; and 5: Osweeo wits alne q taiTtY
fsst c!.aa Canal Roats between 0swexa~
For1 DAILY LINE from Boetou. View York.
CRdacfoucgh. Cspe Vlncent And 0sWego to CiayeAOn.
Toledo aad Detroit. and TRI WEEKLY LINZ
To Chicago and intermediate Ports.
y.8YKR8, HPesrl qs,eet, New York
JQHk HQEkING 6.ass street, Boston.
JOIN q. .CRAWF5RD oswego.
AE smith, M Cage @ Vincent.
l.R. MATHEWS. Dessult
o. !. HALE. Alwauke8.
PsLI0H d BRRED. cla1slA14 ov r-.,..~.
once and dock foot North Lasalla atiaas.
U.R1 b31GSM
, 1863-07-14

The Bishop Of Rochester forbids his clergy
to ehaEs, shoot, Or p19y at cricket, and pro
for the ofIense Of agriculture! The Right
Rev. Prelate is supposed to be weak In He.
brew aud German; and 1t may be feared that
he has little Latin and less Greek. His lord
slip should eschew tyranny md take to learn
ing, lest It should be said that the bishop Of
Rochester is an absolute Ounce.