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, 1863-07-27

The Sentinel Of this morning says Wheat tC
lower yesterday. the effect of tho unfIvura1c ad-
Viz, 9 from New York by Thursday nights dis.
pnt, hes: The market opened with very strong
INCLINATION t1ownwartle. For ordinary receipts Vi
No etln4 there Was no dcnlanl at more thnu
st04 anl eco In sold early at that figure Fresh
receipts were III better request and ruled steady
favorable reports from New York. the market
gained nore etrengl aud coael at ,05 for ordl.
1aty rrcripts Of Tho sumo quality. A few thousand
ihe ii manl waa lltniel at this price. No eprnu
was neglected Fme1f 9,'s't!ty va. so1 e. .hs
Of following tr improvement ln No /
utt 'chat,ge, II declined iont,ti Ill,
II p:r fmiug ihr a'csl o1ft for that qiklly 'lnti
il,r f'UAtt. }iplrtte1 ID smtt1ls fo0ut rtay s1le
Mt R9r a'.er lhp1nntkrt 5ut uthtt Nhst'trs hid TO
,rfnuta tteelr flia ssiss 3 trt'ptse1 of all gtndrt
Ttptgiis wrfo Very dHl Thr, bark N"wabuj
wA. tsl,nFrHs 4tSf"f w1lnat 10 tiH,ralv, aIl tttt
prnprtpf shNA"t Mt 4'G f0F i1nHt 70 MUnlfenI. III
lbtuf imyhtlN III t'AHAHH currency. EhssH WuIt
IluUN1Y thHHgplAtHth YtbGflfd.
, 1863-07-27

The following is itom special deputy Of the
Circuit Court Of this city. d.. Aver, McCosmick's
Building, cnres catarfh and throat and chest dis
casca:
CHICAGO, ILL, July IS, 1868.
have been under the treatment Of Dr.I. Wins
low Aver for chronic affection OF tho throat and
cheet, and although the disease had made alarming
tcen complete III ny cast TINT / take pleasure
s. and st be sss ss tic: stssaa ss ;s,s ct
proper Treatment ct such cases I feel
institute, aud add that 1t has been thronecd with
patients whenever have been there. and have
sys; hesd on ,csf to IN e sh}a 9PnG4
ttons. ". TUCKER
Special Deputy cIrcnit Court. ju5soat
Ham wonK.--w. Barrow, manufacturer Of
Putsis, &c, No. 3 South Clark s.roct, Up stalfs
Directions for measuring the head sent on appitca.
tion. Post Office box 6t187.
EE instantaneous and etaeActous cures Of Cosns
and nun;ons, Sithont pain or bleeding. Al IT.
Offices No. II Larmon Block, Clark Htrcet, coruar
Of Washington.
tB rarttes dcs1ring Electrical apparatus for
Mtdicnt purposes. would DO well to call at Dr.,
Hayes Institute % State ssrGst, and s1amine pr.
snd Electro Thermal Bath. For thcrapcutic pow
pr Ia the treatment Of Diseases 1t IL said TO be
prrior to any in use. jysas
%Thc attention OF our readers is called TO
the advertisement OF cabinet Photographs, for sale
| BY McNa!ly 4 Co.
Fon SUPERIOR C.7r AND 1srERaEp1ArE Ponrs.
The splendid sidewheel SIC :mcr Plauct, Capt.in
Chamhetin, will leave Goodrichs Dock d Est above
R,sh street bridge, for above ports: on TUESDAY,
, 1863-07-27

We have often heard Of a "state'' OF destftution.
and We have come to The conclusion that ut least
one half Of the cattle offered this week, came from
that 'State"-whcse, it is said, gEass.hoppers and
oakgrugs the only article Of food to atteu cat
tie On There were some good lots on sale, and
these sold readily at fair prices, though not up to
last weeks quotations. Large quantities Of infer
Tor cattle when forced on the market, as Nas the
case this week. always injuries the ea1e Of good
stock b. hnng up the yards. and cansiug buyers to
btleye that there arc many more cattle on sale
en1table Tor butchers than there rca1ly are.
Government buyers bought only some 300 head,
a1 at ycry low prices, cents. buyfng the rultng
hsurc for steere averaging 1000 10 1so pounds land
II wae extremely iicult 10 force this Crude Of cat
tic above that Agute: It Is not probable that even
this p.ice can bG obtained much longer. We be-
licyc, 4s we have repeatedly stated, that cattle
must come back to last falls prices.
The next contract for cattle will be taken at
much lower figures than thoss which have ptrced-
cd it, and as these Government contracts have
governed the market einec the war began, 80 they
will continue to go long az the war lasts. The
grade Of cattle 70 high o1e-apsicc that producers
Of cattle should Lot complain Of
There Was very limited dcmaud for stock cat
tie, and with q large number fofccd npon the mar
kef, sales could only be effected at very low nsuses
The following are the current quotations for the
, 1863-07-27

NC give the following sales during the week.
Some lots were sold by the head on IN estimated
weight Sometimes this is given rather high, but
those sold by actual eight Will justlfy our quota
tions:
Msr5itt fola Huffman 90 head Averaging ''s o''
Adams sold Hastings 20 head, averaging 1,1oo
Greeoty soId Rankin Al head, averaging 'ss
10 r., at ssio; q head, estimated ut 1'ooo ns.
1attlngs q Go. nonsht s:s head I'm iots) at
prices ranging from S30OQt340
G. +. LoomIs Il CO. sold Walxell II Of Powers
'0esf siss5s feo,s 'esps / e. "a a. Mofs &ai3e Rim
neman g Of Sherman AZ Co.'S Iowa steers, avesas:-
filnt sold Hssaes e is head common steers, aver
Raitenha@ eold Sherwood 50 head medium
steers. averaging sos ps, at $40;
Hanley sold Morris Co. g COWS, at $3.50 per
Mo,7is i Co. bought 81 cows for $4,000
Howard sold Jack Davidson % choice Knox
county steers, averaging 1,SEO Ms, ut $ss.oo Per
Df Tcpleton sold panpe Is head fair steers, aveE-
ss sfjehn soa Alsee s he'd premium ststssteess
LeasF sold Moore sohead, averaging ss4 MS at
Parker so,d Morris 4 Co. II head, rough lot, at
Hsi1 cold Necsgg = Rankin $: head SeEZ z good
ehpp9g 1s hsaa q sSs1stn.
'aS Hove " sd Morris & Co. 81 head, averaging 917
shafnaa sod Morris 4 Co. 20 head, Averaging
Hiels sold Morris L Co. IS head, Averaging 1.o5o
, 1863-07-27

Cleveland Efa1n MaFkct-Ju1y14.
Received, 5000 bu wheat, $50 bu corn. 5000 hu
oats. 40 BIZ iye.. Wheat-sales yesterday aftes;;
yetT auiet to- day, with but little demand. The
only eale On charge WIS one car on track at Oh
NJ price was agreed on for round lots, buyers
offering 81 10t which sellers won1d not accept.
Co.p-Sales one cur ears on track at sc, one
car ahelled at game. and one car prime yellow on
track at s9xc.
tare on track at &c., and one car delivered On the
C. J. P. track 1t Csc.
Rye-Npminai at Soc.
, 1863-07-27

The agricultural prospects In The vicinity Of New
Commencement Of July. Goplous rains have fa.
lrn. 10 tle serious lctrHcnt OF n1 atc hay fields,
ard very little rye has been houscd IN eoot order,
luve gaintd wonderfully. The aftermath is com
t1.r OIL at rate that promises to make up the de-
nclency ofthe htst crop, Corn is growing rapidly,
ever It rot tair start before the dronth. Theac
remarks apply not only to the ylcInIty II New
York city, hut to all the State and ad1oiuln.
EtAftR.
, 1863-07-27

The splendid side-wheel etc amer Pauct, Captatn
Chambetlin, will leave Gooarich's Dock EstAborc
Rash street bridge, for above ports. on Tuesday.
July a. ut o'clock. The Planet will call at Grand
Portage, giving passengers an opportunity Of Wit
neeenr fhe animal Indian naytnfrt }FS3AE
, 1863-07-27

New York Wool Murkct-July 23.
Our market for this staple has ruled very quiet
during the week, owing partly to the indtspositton
to oIernte extensively, occasionel BY the datly Ii
not hourly, violent fluctuations In gold and cx-
indcrd the arrivals fom tic Inferior continue Wy
limited. 1t wop!d appear that the farmers n.e
In wealthy position and not ditposedl to
r.tcs while many Of the wool pro-
ducers hesitate, and only purchase according to
their most urgent wants, al holders arc unwilling
eoa xheh ,Ss po
tics Wool.growe1s, however, know that al. the
wool In tho country will be wanted at extreme
rates, whether gold IL high or low, and hence the
indifposition to seli nnisss At fnll formcr rates
We note 6mall sales Of Canadian fleece at &C do
pulled 42c; domestic deccc at G5550c winter pull
ed at GSGt723c ard cape at &c,
, 1863-07-27

The -four market moved slowly with a tendency
In favor ol buye1e. reported sales OF 1,a1 brls ut
81 s54,4 10 for snpcr, md fs-os05 per ttl for city
VII, at cauted slow market, but prices were matt.
tsinch with sales Of 95kt SKIS at Soc to Sl15 per
bnshel for inferior 10 choice fall. Corn continued
Ia, ger bnycrs generally stood Oft for lower prices.
small bnsi1 csc WIS tYlnsactel 10 day In oats at
advanced prices, including saMs Of s.l9o sacks at
75c to Soc After Change yesterday the market
VAS pretty well clear ed Of lots in store at 7js0s
pr lushel, inctud1ng two lots Of 5Dd00 bushels at
snc couple Of small lots Of rye were sold at $50
eold at 1c q D. Whisky was firm, with sales OF
two large lots st l1c, and email lot at &c q gal
lon. Hay WIS firm, with GALES Of 81 bales new at
81 TO- and SEC do old and new at II 1e1 per 100 in4
, 1863-07-27

TheEe has been somo little activity manifested
in crude to-day, though the transactions were al
most entirely OK local character, the demand be-
ing confined principally to the wants Of our rein
ers There arc several orders here from the Esst,
nents and shippers have virtually withdrawn
from the market. Ne note aales Of l24 brls heavy
at &C. and 13o do do at e7c, packages included aud
some e5U brls In tank were cold on Wednesday at
eIc- From the nboye sales It will be the rates
ratgc from 81 to &c. packages returned, and no
SIC. packages included, Refined. free. fs STEADY
with sale Of 20 b11s prime white at 5a3Sc. There
10 nothing doing in henznc, and In the absence Of
sales, we omit quotations.
, 1863-07-27

1c Q D IN order 10 effect ea!es, this depression
being principally caueed tg5 the heaviness IN gold
bides there Mas but little done aud the market
ruled dull, and in the absence OF sales OF impor.
tance prices were cnlrcly nominal. The total
stock Of skins on hand Is nbort SO, ,0oo against
5a[0Q eane time lat ye1r.
, 1863-07-27
Louisville Provision Market

Louisville Provision Market-Iuly 81.
Paos1s1oNs-Mess pork sta 0o11a 80. Bulk
and and Sides. Bacon is sellsng ii small lots 10 the
trade at 44c for shoulders and SIC for clear Sides
Hams meet with steady market at 6A1sc for
cansatsed. There is no inquiry for la-d and no
disposition on the part Of holders to sell at the
nominal rates, which are from &c to SIC, accord
iuC TO alallfY,
, 1863-07-27

Received, tasa bu wheat; o bu oats. At. the
Board this morning. the phenomeaon ef wheat
selling at $1.15, decline In this grade OF 24s5c
sines the battle os Gettysburg- Eyen at this
great decline there Is only very moderate dis
whether tie bottom has been reached. For
No white. 10 was offered aud $1 q asked. For
three cars Mol red ST 11 WAS Offered, and all In
definite amount Of this grade could doubtless be
placed At same figure.
In corn the supply aud demand are both mode
rate. and the business is unimpottant. Nominal
rate 50la5 Oats a1e stcady, with rather moro in
quiry, five cars Eellins on Change at 5sc,
, 1863-07-27

&u0t H1Al4ouk 4sHIIe IL an insnlt to Heaven. rs
well as to the lonorcd dead and suffering liy-
Ing. Wha. more fitting time to pour into tho
treasury Of the Sanitary Commission contri.
buttons to make glad the hearts Of our brayc
boys below. Calls come up on every breeze,
'Conc down aud help us!' Bead the dis
patches hoin Cairo last night and this morn
Ing as to The sanitary condition of the army.
bcaides Our own sick and wounded six thous-
ard Of orr rebcllious children lie helpless,
Christlile VIC must bind up their wouuds.and
not pass by on the other side. One hundred
thousand sick men must be cont,npally cared
Tor from day to day, and month by month,
Let every clergyman take up collection
Tor the Sanitary Commission Oh this Thanks.
giving Day and send the boys small lnstatl-
nsent of that VIC owe them.
TUE TURNER'S HAI1~-As Is known to our
citizens, The Turncrs' Society embraces many
OF our most respectable md influential Ger
man citizens. Is to their public spirit and
loyalty, 1t need only be stated that this asso
cialon has sent two hundred brave, able bod
led men to thea1my-one hundred IN the a4tl
and one hundred In the 8od regiment. They
are now making an effort 10 erect hall fol
their permanent use. The plan proposed bJ
the committee Is to lease tho ground for :
term OF years. erect frame building, which
when finished and furnished, shall not cost t.
exceed 5000. OF this amount the Turner
propose to pay e, ,00o, and TO raise the bzlanc
by sale Of 1a0 eharcs ut $50 each After tn
necessary amount Is raised, aud the work com
menccd, the share quota Of the Turner'S As
Eoclaaion will be first expended, and the quot
OF the shareholders will be payable In two In
s!nlments OF s25 each, On the fourth and eight
week af1eF the commencement Of the work
satistactorE prosisiona have been made for th
s:curity Of the shareholder, one feature q
-:Aich Is, that certificate ehall be itsnea n
ZACH eharc, redeemahle By the Turnera' Asso
.iution, and containing the clause that un +
lie redemption of such certificate, the thar,
1,clde1s shall be the Joint pro2rietors Of tt
Ioll.
Tc trust sl.st our citizens, With their r=u
7n,e'.>lty. win lend helping hand 10 til
Bvthy pt,jsst
, 1863-07-27
The wool m.rkct-Detxolt Ju1y 24.

Detroit is fully maintaining its reputation As the
poorest wool market In the State. Our buyers
profess to offer only 5oI55c, and assure us That
they have secured choice clips at THAT price within
q day or two 1n other pnrts Of the State no new
feature has been developed. The range In the To-
talliies v here the choIce woods abound Is steady
At 6c9tsc at which there is fo1l rs good adisposs
tion to buy yas to acll. A correspondent at Jack
eon eays: VerF little wool Offering here-onlY two
en,an loads in today. BuyeEe arc offering 60165c.
, 1863-07-27
Gtront1.

LOCND.-Whoeyer may have lost
/ auu, OF money In \ at.eo. Cur thia dav -.
ave NE same BY identtJinx i and addses.lur e3
D. FAST. Sherman aousn
s&sur TAT. July 5. !sts. ly9;-hSSs1t
WI, kS.FNRN TNTON COTTFGT
, 1863-07-27

phtladcIpffa Provision NInrket-23d.
There is very little doing. and prices unchanged
We quote mees pork at 81 Go01a.5o z nris. -
g. sale Of 80 tlerces lard is reported It losfc
, 1863-07-27

Ocean Frcishta Mt New Fofk-July 23A
Ffeehts arc dull and caser for grain. To Liver
pool tic engagements arc: 30,G0o bu. Wheat At
fHd ID bags, an extreme rate and above the market
The charters are: A Norwegian bark with 5000
bu grain to Cork and market, at Is 10Hd; Brit
ieh vessel with 1g0OO bu do at IS II to Cork and
market, or Gs Sd II to direct Irlsh port; Brtiah
brig With 1Goo0 bu grain to Belfast at 6s 0d, and
B1Itirh brig with 600 quarters grain, to direct
Irish port. at Ea 4LI q quarter.
, 1863-07-27

The wool market was very dull, aud the prInci-
pal dealers not disposed to pay more than 55c for
ihc best quality oi fleece. considerable guam
tty could now be bought OF second hasds here at
far.
, 1863-07-27

Government stocks steady.
No second board OF stocks. Sales Of gold ut pub
lie board at 1s68.
o. $. "a '8l .-106S T-30s... -..106H9D.O6;s
MOSEF-Contnuc8 easy at per cent Tor cali
loans. ..-...
Sterling Exchange quiet ut 13sha1as for first
c1nss bills.
American coll firm, In consequence OF large cS-
por1e to-day-opcning at 1s7ts closing steady at
ie7A@l2;i. .Total exports Of specie to-day ~
Gt6,ES,
, 1863-07-27
Y'rRftora on tho Police Force.


In tho present crisis VIC suggest to the Al.
tho1ltics that It would be well to be certain
Of the loyalty Of members of the police force
Of Chicago. Wesubmit that Copperhead or
atrattor has no more d right to hold a po.i.
ton Of this responsibility than has the devil
to preach sermon to one Of our city congre-
cations. There Is danger In case Of gather.
1ng OF the riotous element 10 resist tho con.
scrirtion, as is by some threatened, that dis.
loyal policemen may fraternize With the mob,
and render the complications more difllcult
to be overcome. Very fortunately, Of the 10y
atty ofthc great majority of the policemen OF
this city, there is not shadow Of doubt; ous
there are few men who on all occaslons ma6e
boast Of their dlsloSalty; and these snoaio
be hunted from among honest men llhe any
other venomous thing.
We have cascIn point. On Saturdays q ser
pe,nt NJ the 18Th regiment. Illinois yolun-
tcers, honorably discharged from scf'lco oe'
cause of the loss Off leg at sanon' arrived IN
the ritz by one Of the leading Lines OF travel,
and on getting of the train, while hobbllng
along on his crutches was addressed by po-
Herman wearing badge No In q most yio-
lent md abusive manner, cursing the poor
fsllow for having lost his leg, cnrsing him for
having been Union soldier, and Winding up
bis b|asphemy BY saying II am damned
rebel myself and thus speaking Of the United
States flag: 1T is dirty rag and should be
rcnded in pieces and trampled tn the dust. !"
Who are our Police Commissioners that they
allow this man thus to blurt his treason In
our midst. We hare the name aud number
Of this policeman, and we call upon the Com
mIssioners to investigate the matter, and II
the officer be guilty Of this outrageous con-
duct, TO discharge him at once. It will not
do to insult loyal men By retaining him longer
As one Of the guardians Of the public peace.
Attempt to Commit T. Rape, and How
twas Punished.
One Of those ontragss which the Copper
head Justice who disgracos the Police Court
of this city, will persist in considering q triy.
iol ofIense, was brought to light Saturday af.
ternoon at the Armory. About week ago
Mrs. Margaret sorge, German woman whose
husband is engaged in some business on Ca.
na1 street, :nade O. complaint before Justice
Miller, that John 6taak German bntchcrliY.
Ing on State strict, had q few days previous
attempted to commit to wards her gross per
sonal Outrage. Upon tlis statement war
rant Was issued and Staak was arrested ant
taken before The Justice. Of course lie p1eai
not gnilty. The woman was placcd upon tht
stand and swore most distinctly to all the par
tIcu1ars Of the gross attack; how la callet
ut her house when her husband was absent
, 1863-07-27

CLEARED,
Reeolute, Athens.
Investigator. Alters.
II, G. L0cmIs Athens.
", 8. GurnEe. Athens.
John NcNefs. Morr!s 5 80 Il lumber. so poats.
t,AyuRa. Lockpcrt. 43a9s It lumber. 5000 ahtngles.
yorktown Utica.
Constitution. Lcckport.
Contest 3ler,is s. icG II luubes 10 Co 4 liiug.
aa1cnA. IASallr.
En- pzeA. LaSal!o.
. H.. ARRIVED.
x,e Norris. 5tG0 bu corn.
nhn.boldt, LAsane. lat TOES coal.
, 1863-07-27

pOARDIN G.-Two pleasant
IL ont Tooms to 1rst With ncasf. nt Il Wabash
pi.kt or III finished. i5E h7s3-3x
DOARDING.-Two very pleasant
snf At Is Hsrrison streestw door. wsst OF wahA4h
ATCruF. jJ43tt
ROARD1NG-Two large Rooms
i , to.eat vth Board: Inquire At Is Wa.hiag,on
d., borders References exchanged, jyS h.ss-st
, 1863-07-27
1869: 1868
Freights. 49, ,412 ~ S19.s93 Is $9,5t4 81 Dec
PasteNgers.. 8,a17 q $3.50 81 1873 % Inc
Nails, &c... 1a250 % 1y3OQ Q9 80 o. Inc


$B.9sU 10 $s9,3S3 II $7,591 81 Dec
At Louisytlle on the 23d Eastern exchange was
sse]ll0g at hG4 cent. premium. Gold was sell
ing at 127Glas. Kentucky Notes were per cent.
premium
1t st. Louis on the e4th, New York exchange
..as scarce. The Missouri Democrat says:
New York exchange was scarce, aud treasury
against their customers. The rate charged by
leading houses Was 81 80 2 thousand premium
{the cost Of sending the funds By e1preas)to their
to othe1n.
At Cincinnati On the oath, orders On Washington
were In good demand at ,.@a. dis vouchers, IL
a. dis; and certihcates, 1l1N dis. Exchange
WEE in good demand at par0% prem. Money was
easy at COS per cent.
CHICAGO AND ALTON RA1LnoAp.-The earniugs
Of the Chicago and Alton R. 4. for the week end.
fntr Iufr q ,SetA.
, 1863-07-27

$4,U3{,37
MI. Farwell has orders On the Treasurer
from subscribers to this fund, calling for
abou. $500, which hnve not been paid, and the
Treasurer asks for Instructions from the
Board.
in discussing the subject, and presenting their
individual Views upon the subject,
On motion Of G: G. Cook, amended by 4. G.
Coventry, It was unanimously
Res{rfd, That the orders held By Hr. FasweI be
paid aud the money returned to the subscribers
who have drawn upon the fund through him and
that the remainder OF the funds be held In trnst for
n.e special puspoee Of carrying for9atd the Canal
| Extension Tor which It was SUBSCRIBED:
There being no further business before
, th1ul the suse:.ink ADJOURNED.
, 1863-07-27

OK u1s wAr HoAE.-Chiet Engineer, q. r.
Harris, has reached New York, from Englaao'
md viii reach home early this week.
, 1863-07-27
THE CITY.

MONDAY, JULY 81, 1868.
THE CITY.
INCOME TA1.-Attcntion IL called to the In
come tax notice Of Collector Schneider, In
another column Of this paper.
OK u1s WAT HoAE.-Chict Engineer, U. r.
Harris, has reached New York, from Engsano'
md Will reach home early this week.
EscArEp,-A dispatch Was received nefe
Saturdsy morning, announcing Inc eeeaps VI
eeyeu prisoners from the VIII county jail ~
Joliet, Friday night.
SOLDIERS, FAn1lKs.-seTen hundred and
4h,rt1.two soldfcrs' families are supplied
veet1x With one thousand dollars from the
Nsr Fund raised by the Common Council.
REAL Estate aALEs.-Notwithstan the
stagnatton In the real estate market, produc-
cd BY our capitalists investing all their sur"
plus funds in 620s, sales amounting to
{57, 600 have been effected in the office OF
Tlos B. Bryan, Esq, during tho present
month, and If the trades now pending o aao
raarh $IV.Uu
~ .u*.s' eD7 'a'"'
" August lst'
e. Cornrs.-The jury In the case Of !nl-
ro,s Central Railroad Company "nlcn mas
been on trial for several days IN the U. D.
ci,cni. Court, on Saturday sent word to the
3udre that they could not agree b5 consent
oTconnsel. they we're discharged and the cause
,ontlnued to auo; her term.
The case Of Corbin rs. Hammond, Sheriff,
ct. a. Is still on hearing before Judge Drum
rnond. and will in oil probability extend
through Monday.
--.--,-
POSITIVELY Tue AA7r ox IRE 1an''oo,lo
On Thufeoa} a1tefnoon' tne sase'5 y! i's''
DR.. Reynolds, VINO was a11esteo ~ eas ~
1la.es ~, ~ .I,aor Evo and r. rna-,,,r1,,
49," .,onaa =, much amnstnc comment
nA1 o ,1n r. ,ho sbenT snd tba por'
su'ienes' ,.s.a-s a .n,;s+ i. nor IN ;.,, aw.,t.
e'en9 ..at.,-a .ha paa..so-,.
1pR ns u''. 'us..,a ~. ..a .da ~ -, NJ.
eous." nrr a1",' aana.. n,tnss.,. - - ~ -..,. ~
Soul. y. oo.A -. s ,s,,,.,f - tha rr,sonor ~
""uae e"i' ....aa ~ .nd .ha,,,nr ~ tha o,.a ,s
va. 20, =. a., ,,e,e.,-
se' 'o' LILLE '''''-e EM- ~. ~
Mcy1cEEns' TnEArAa-sRyES s1srERs.-
This gorgeous spectacle is to be produced at
Mryickerss thIs evening, Tho success
,rttr,, attended Tia t,rst nroducttou in t1,. city
"'1N" IL.
, 1863-07-27

Theru n,n now IL operation IN Tho e!ty
eighteen grnin elevators, the aggregate eapae.
ftp ~ u 1irt nr,t as f.ti10KHt
, 1863-07-27

USios MEN OF THE 10TH WARD, Av1KS-
71oS Pursuant to I'M adjournment on Sat-
rrdny evening" meeting will be held this
o1day sTsnnE Ut Gs1osk for ths Pur
company. Place Of meeting West Market
Hall. By order OF Committee.
, 1863-07-27
MARINE NEWS


stu, com., uore.. AEE5TEp 4a1 Qs;; ;asd;;:,
Prop Wiis!oH. Smith, l.ufIa'o. suudaes.
F:sP al sGees neyisston, @ % s.rn,.. 1co br, sus.r
INT ieGn ns KE.Sn ,ons ~.
Fs1f 3rest W.T. Eo 9homa anitalo IS 1s
81: Hsshs.ts Ss'aa': 5ss 20: II RI: sos1
Sch: T. Fasstr. f Buffalo. SEQ toa, coal tom
sehE GoIl'rEwood. Eslsh. clsve:aeds sseA tor coal,
Fehf &E n:ssS ssSn sf labs. Is
s s:ss ss s s%se
sshr Josent tne bs<sdea "Asan fuilets Pier. IS n
SIT 81 Mgsy st 4 g sas .e9a
sesT WE iasb:r
:e Esf ps aaod moulding
ssss f{sg 4isp;ss s FL 5s'sR Z Z;
scow Isa'el ueye.. wIkin.oas Pier. e5 eds sa,ns.e
scow Grace A Green, Larsen. Muske<ou. % N Ian.
s.,.,. p.,,! ctEARKR LEA. r.; :.;:: :Ja1yS
s.nr s%r so@e IorEsn. fEo Rress sandlis
Etnf Niisapk+e. frevel: MilSaakee:
Prop Allegheny. BOY S5son sarcta 7c3> oss nous and
Prop EFesE!e. Moat Me:t:ss, ;,oo b.. Ehsas m,
Esrk Cream Ctr. johnson. Port Co'borne, stoo bus
corr.
Hrg Commerce. Hlck. Tutralo. q 90 bus corn.
SER W. b. Ntb6aEu Harrison Buffalo, 60 bus coTu~
set Ffsex, Clron. Bun.Io. 1e 50n bus corn.
schf Ger1itt Smith. Murphy. OsWe&o 1900 bus corn.
Sci r Trare1 nEt. Purna. Brfalo. IL 500bas wheae.
Sshr EernlLda, Eecke:. Runa3o. lg $50 bus wheat.
VESSELS PASSED DETROIT.
Especial Dispatch to The Chicago Tribunal
DE1EoiT. July Is. 1858.
Cr-rrons. Merchant: :-Tonavanda, t1taourS; barks
6turgns. Const1tution; echrs. Robb. international.
We.llr gtou. Wig Of tie Wind. Republic.
Dow1-Props. hay Flower. Nile. Idsho. Buffalo !:
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