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We give the following letter place in our col
wish TO misrepresent any one, either for good or
evil We wieh the public to know the real state Of
the river nuisance and its cause, u such knowl-
edge be attaInable:
CHICAGO, July II, 1884.
Ep17ons Tn1nrSE: In looking over your last
number, l lind yonr usul article On the condition
you have heretofore taken Ia regard to di.tl1eries
located On the North Branch, and would warn
you nga,ns* backing down one whit from what
SGs1 a esaaea d.syy
at least four times per day for number OF years,
and claim to know someihins OF the manner IN
Shortly after the Smelling Committee" visited
the dtstilenes iaft summer, NJ. Crosby construct
ed drains and tanks a. described BY yonr reporter,
dred yards from the premises, there to breed cor
Iuptions and dieease to be carried By every breeze
i1e ns @ e 10 - 5 sao @
subsidized, ard with j: the ellortst Of the managers
Of this Institution. Daring the summer months
greater part found ta way as nsual into the river.
During The fall and spring months 1t was ab.ontely
Impossible to csrt any distance on account OF the
the Intentions might hare been.
In ne spsng tas aseumnatlons IN fsoat 81 the
The water forminga gan Island, which, however, as
the ice broke up was washed into the bed Of the
river BY the action ot the water. Nor can 1t be
eald that this filth re+ted tie iee for the liquids
coming warm from the cattle houses, kept the
river clear ot Ice for many feet from the dock.
Causes have their effects, and let any man who has
seen the fermenting, putrefying mass In front u
that disillery question: Ii he can, the cause. The
simple facts II. that the conducL Of Mr.. Crosby,
and every other distil1er on the North Branch, 1s
execrable ard without excuse. Il il not enough
tpat theae men should make thelr thousands per
day In such an odious business as that, without
being permitted 70 po!sou the air We bresths Is
1t not enough that thousands Of our best men
are K,1led yearly by their kegdi business without
their being permitted. in defiance Of all law, to
curry bueiDesa which will bring pestifenceau
death stalking to our doors =
There Is no safety In halfway measures. The
the cattle housee. This the people demand, and
this they must have. Yours, respectfully,
4
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Railroad r1use TAe,a.

June 1T II the 4erytce Of his eoup1y. ar Dallas
GeoIafas THEOERE #. GA6T0E, son of tbs late
=: snd GAsson, formerly Of tbs c'tT, aged ls
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71StrdpR1. .

ETRAJ ED-July II. 1864, a Red
Gov, f1om tha Aecbaslc7l Bakery etabla. Any
one leaving Ut ketult!Ds seld anail
leceive liberal ItW*zd, A. LlHGQl3T,
lyliuHS.lS
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w Diseases of the Eervons. Seminal, Urinary
and Sexual Syetems-New and reliable treatment
lin reports Of the Howard Association. Sent by
mail III sealed letter envelopes, tree Of charge.
Address DR.. j. SAlen HouChton, Howard Asso-
citation, No. 3 South Ninth street, Philadelphia,
Pa. jy2-ras9a3m
Metropolitan Hall to Rent.-This Hall
IL 10 rent for all the purposes for which such halls
are ordinarily used. Terms moderate. Applica-
tons can be made at the Office, adjoining tag en-
trance 10 the Hall. ie10 EaiEn
Bryant Il Strntton,z Chicago Telc.
graph ynst1tute.-Tbe largest irnutusfon Of
The Kind in the world Thrty-dve telegraph IN
etaments In constant use. Address
BRYANT i STRATTOH.
lyamAs-1m paw Chcago, IL.
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KRaI EBIstf-Eln

TOR SALE New House and Lot
ts,ss =. = !s; spse r ~ sse;:
nse%s e, r.
9 . row Ien,'n: tos SO bIeck * ~ n.n:s ni
bssss HIT: Of ~: fssa
9tstos h9as sH1 leI g eoner
.; ai tei !ao net clark sfsss n..r vsd 81. 81.
cI .ss snesR q {; NJ *; for saa SIS
'sDts'eS ss3sS. R.fIEfEE:y IfE + y 81 tn:
TOR sALE-The three story ard
= .A.erntns brick hous; ~ Enron street Apply
P9 ,es :, t'A CT at No. ospea bullsin'E e T.
E7OK SALE Improved and VS.
ss.a sadss SHs wes
fsa: il - ~ pf1ss
K. q s;:E ::is & $;5;s
TOR SALE.-Two threesto1Y
R.:ck IeR:ss ~.3s. md 1.rgs Lots. on Washington
SLseISssstai Houses sad Lots on Warren street,
Tts! 9 GR'ee WI nl.es e.n.sesca
sBAtssssr Btsse R''4 E''''s Ass.t no. iss Sisiassasa
TOR SALE.-Two ttory Brown
;ssa SSsss {;R i SSsS
NOK SALF-Residpnce and Lot
T. etz,:s. r!e.sansy located on ca1umss avenue
fss Hssss r iSpi:ovED EEsapEScE PROPERTY for
'as Il foTs sa: q nozh
Prairie avenue etc. on aXeEsit sSiaS .ssPss TApLxy.
'A AesaE eosn:g ssa IL Ed saa {:
EOR SALE-A5 a bargain. House
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AmUSEm RNTS.

MoV1cKEH's TuEATHR.-Mr. William Warren.
or as he ts better known, Old Warren, " from Bos
ten, about the moet famous actor in his line on tho
American stage, has been playing an engagement
at McVicker's during the week, with very fair
houses, Notwithstanding the prevalence of the
comedy Of Paul Py, Sustaining he part of the In
pertinent Paul. The stock company at Mcvickers
ispow the rey best ever gathersd in th,s city. TO
astock = and which Is star" Miss Racdel John.
son. inst added to the company, 1s . lady OF real
figure dresscs with exquisite taste. ID adylike aud
truthful in her representations, and will be great
iavorite with Chlcsgo audiences.
Col. Woop's MUSEUM N-unc1e Toms Cabin IL
still On the boards at the Museum, and Is nightly
greeted by full audiences. We should not wonder
II 1t has a. long and popular career as the Ticket
exquss1tely BY Alice Zavlstowsk1. little Miss Of
some twelve summers, daughter Of Madame Zavls-
eS ho ae!a eae
May. Mr. Brady Is almost perfect as Uncle
Tom, aud the other parts are well sustained.
SuAnrIEE's MNsrHEIs.-Thfs inimltable troupe
Of burnt cork artiete, etil holds forth nightly In
Bysn Hall to frtt and sometimes crowded au~
dfeDces, notwithstanding the weather, which
seems to forbid indoor recreati6ns, The. tyoupe
rich, racy and new, the acting good and lie sing
ing and mua1c is most excellent. Their entertain
ment is just the thing for warm Summer evenings,
be. They remain bnt few nights longer.
INDIAN ExHrRI7toS.-A party Of about dozen
Chippewa Chiefs and squaWs. Will make their ap.
peafauce In the Academy Of Music Hall, this aud
o 5ss ;sns 5 Tss vii aoT 1nesp
ending with the thrilling war dance. The names
OF the ps5ty arc; she.mon- ish (soldIet) o:ge'
ma Kn MeaTksis %hs T1;ahas esRtns roo Van
nef), she.ba:ia.h- h-ai.klah Misht Minis. oge.ma
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cd IN smother conmn, are highly recommended for
public speakers and others, for the relief OF colds
and to clear the voice The efficacy i strongly at
% Who use Them Amonr he esrtldcates to tbeir
merits we observe letters from Henry Warl
Beecher, N. r. Willis, E. II. Chaplin, and others OF
emiuence,-N, r Ete1fn0 HDst.
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Pension and bounty blanks.

For sale at the UucAoo TRIBUNE oRR1cE, 81
Clark street.
The series Is complete, and the forms are accu-
rate, conforming IN every respect 10 the instruc-
tons from the Pension Office. All the forms per
timing to an application, ara printed upon one
sheet, embracing the Declatatlon of the Applicant
the AidaEits Of Witnesses, the Certificates OF the
Magistrate, Power Of Attorney, Clerks Certificate,
&C., &C., with ample blank spaces.
Application for Transfer Of Pension.
Application for Prize Money. i
Application Of Widow OF Mother for Payment Of
Pension.
Application Of Invalid Pepsiones for Payment Of
Pension.
Claim Of Hel.s for Arrears.
Claim for Horse and Equipment.
Communication Of Ratlons for Exchanged Prison.
of War.
Descriptive Rolls.
Disabled Soldiers Declaration FOR Bounty Money
TACT of March 3, 1850
Fathers Application for BountY Money and Ar
rears.
Trl-Monthly Return OF Recruiting Oh1cer
Communication Of Fuel aud Quarters.
Guardians Declaration Of Minor Children for
Bounty Money and Arrears.
Guardians Declaration OF Minor Children 70
Guardian's Declaration Of Orphan Sister for
f1hs11It dnValid Pension Claim.
Vouchers.
Discharges.
Clothing Receipt Rolls.
Enlistment Paperrs.
Abstract Of Disbursements. -.-.
We send them POST PAID. ut the rate Of 81 90
per quire, upon the receipt Of the money.
Address, TRIBUNE COMPANY,
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lost.

r .OsT.-JuE 18th on Blue Island and
IL Ayrnre Car ne.x 18th Eree., pocket book.
cor ian!nT sna rui Of rank br 3 md 5treat car
4 E p!ssse IesTs c ss sns nso5
1eWa1d @N8 t314m9S}1s
r OST,-$50o Reward. Lost tive
bends OF the Cedar Eepids and B1ssonn River
Kaslrcad. sos 63l g. da ess md hss q slo2 eash.
BAUGH, corner Of Lake md Lasalla stseess chiesso
en- viii taceigu the abova reward ant no queat1ons
viii BE- assad A. paJ1nen a On said bo9ds nas becn
JAckaAH d WARNER, 8o1 3aa2. Chicago.
, 1864-07-14

StrtcRland.s Pile Ren1edF-1ti Is bless-
ing to those suffering with piles that We can a.
tnre them this preparation Of Drsstrlekland,Sa ~ Is
standing. and It only costs 80 cents. For sale by
drueeists md T. scoyil wholesale agent, 10 RAN
dOlph, ktreet. Chicago.
, 1864-07-14

mfK. "fnsIoSS's SoOlhf49 Hyfups-
Be- sYvaqHs cobo H. .hns o. w1ttes in the Bostoa
commend any k1nd OF medicine which We did not
know to be ,eaod- icularly fof infants. But Of
Mr. Wlns1os sI e b es1 pss5d
blessing indeed, BY giving an infant ro1b! ID with
colo patne, quiet sleep, aid its parents nnbrcken
rest at night; Most parents can appreciate these
fiction, and which is harmless: for the sleep
which It nords the infant Is perfectly natoral and
tue little cheruo nwakes as "'bright as button"
And durlng the process OF teething i.s value is IT.
calcuab1c. We have frequently heard mothers
say they wonld not be without it from the birth OF
the child till 1t bad finished with the tcething
siege on any consideration whatever. Sold By all
Drunctsta. Is cents hottie.
ieaSk02s- -Tu The &SRt4w
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LOCAL MATTERS.

LndIes' Loyal League.-There will be
meeting OF the League this afternoon, July 1lth,
at o'clock, at the rooms Of the Young Mems
Christian Association, Methodist Church Block.
, 1864-07-14

The Hest Tonic In the World.
HUBBEL'S g
GOLDEN BTTTERS.
HUBDEL'S
GOLDEN BITTERS.
CURES
DYSPEPSIA
WEAKNESS. -.-
GENERAL DEBILITY.
PURELY VEGETABLE
Not bitter and unpleasant to the taste, but the
most palatable ever offered. Particularly to the
Southern market.
Circulars cent to any address,
GEO. C. HuBDEL Co.,
Proprieto1s.
New York.
FOR GALE BY
Burnham & Van Setback. Wylie & Edwards,
and Druggists T. Grocers generally.
ju1yt-m216t3t-f, N, & "
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A Word to Snoker~.-'Ts not onr inten-
tion to p1eacba reform against the growing and
foIt. what gentleman, We ask. old Of young. who
H. addicted to This bsbtt Of ENJOYING hlmself be-
hiud rood Havapa, parttcu.sfly after hearty
neal, will dispute US. We speak from experience,
for wa often Indulge in good cigar ourselves, but
wbnt we wish to suggest t. tsv thai Justly popular
fragrant. convenient and efcacious dentitrlcs So
stpntIy the unpleasant taste and odors attendant
On the use Of tobacco; tbs rereshinsly agreeable
and leaves the mouth cool aud sweet.
AL Dru.sists sell it, .prlce 16 cents per bottle.
y1e,m85.-3t- tHs thu & sat
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viii be a regular meeting Of the 1oth Ward .. D.
this Thursday evening, at O'Clock. at seeley's
Hall, corner Randolph and Clinton streets. By
vote Of said L. the members of the sth Wssd Of
gnntzation are requested to participate. Let there
be good attendance.
, 1864-07-14

HlLBEKI o SAMFSUN,
~ General Auctoneers ~. Is 4s Dearborn St
ELEGANT FURNITURE AND BEST QUALITY OF
s1LvERPLArED WARE AT AUG r1O9.
On FRIDAY, July 18th, at 9k O'Clock, We VIII sen
At cur Sslesroomf e2lend11 assortment OF psrlor
autts In RY1tn rep and hale eoth marble top tA015
bat irees, wbatno,, rosewood btxk cas., s.csetary
With book Gaze, sideboards. With marele.sop and
ruilTor bAcks; splendid assortment of rosewood.
WatLns and chestrn. cham suits seAs,nK ooIeaus
xHsnatanda. bedsteads. otto desks, rosewood hesaJ
81 S,i.2FRT L1G1ED wARE-7tse csstore. cake Saar
xea cali balls, tcs pitchers, a1us tss Bts'e Golfer,
Tea sud wA.er rnra, wtn4 stt coE.aus tan sett COB
iet1, nuRs. kn.yes forss. spoona. &C.. ac Also.
Efbinr cocd koeda viii mad It to their lnte.es. to
ttttno tbis eale. HILHkt:T d 6A AP5oH,
j7lc.mfi86t A1lEoasess'
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bcEo1Ahf.-Yaaterday morning about two
O'Clock, ". Molaeky. confect,one1 and baker at
No. 6 Nor.h Clark street. was aroused by elisht
noite In the stoTe. situated In the front mart Of his
house, and entering stea2thl, tou1d a man behind
the counter In the act Of riaing the money drawer
, 1864-07-14

LABor1Hs' MErr1so.-The meeting Of the Lum.
,.er Yard .aborers announced to be held at Kinz1e
Hall last evening, IVES failure. There was not
cuoueh rse<ept 10 justify m Organization aud the
fS there l.tt about nine clock to swell the en-
4hn.ic afic multitude at Metropolitan Hall.
, 1864-07-14

AGAIN AnREsTED.-Danici Toomey, the boy
who accidentally shot yonne A'ien+ as reported IN
the TRIBUNE few days ago. and whose eobse-
quent arrest and diechnrEe VIC also noted. was yes
7erday re-arrcstcd and examined before Justice
DeWol, We understand that be IVES again ac-
n1stted. This will he probably the end OF this
care, which begius to look very much Ike perse-
rtttinr
, 1864-07-14

SUDDEN DEATn.-Pctr Ludwig, merchant I'll.
lor doing business in the Methodist block, died
uI.ht before last vcry euGdeny at the Metropolitan
Hotel, he bad BEEN I'll oulY day or two and was
not thought to be dangerously sick. His disease
was bil1oua diaSrhea. &c leaves no fsHily, out
motheT and friends In IGwa. u- WIS one OF the
Witneeeee on plilomehas side In the Lu-Hlde"
brand cA.N
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HoSoEAnLT DIscuAnGED.-Mrs. 7. J. Adamh,
whose arrest for shooting a colder IN her own
house, wac mentioned In the TRIBuHE few days
ago. Was yesterday brought up to answer TO the
charge Capt, Nelson made a statement to the
Cont, that be had visited the wounded man, and
had been informed BY him that he did not desire
to prosecute the case and that he acknowledged
the juet,ce Of the treatment Mrs. Adams had ad-
minietercd to him, and confessed that ne even de.
served worse. The plain aeo sisted that The
man vae ont OF danger, and would soon be about
again. On hearing this statement the wamao Eaa
dischntCed without further inquiry.
, 1864-07-14

Dx, Eversonss Chicago Eye and Ear Infrm-
~ and Clinical Institute, 1874 South Clark street.
Deafness, blindness, catarth, and all diseases Of
thea1r passages, Or. Eyersons reputation for skill
and SUCCESS fs proverbtai. jul54-m7to-6t
, 1864-07-14

1ErrKns FOE TIE 1317u.-L'eut r P. Pierce.
on.rtrrnastcr Vi the 13ish Regiment, 100 day vol
nutee1s, vii, leave Chicago for Columbus. Ky,
MI, evening, Letters or email parcels eft at the
courtinc room Of the TRIBUNE bef're I'VE O'CLOCK
1h,s oiIcrnoop. will be promptly forWarheo.
, 1864-07-14

AsE1nn,su.-0n Tucaday evening. aslight s6r.
mith occurred at ealoon, No, ela West Randolph
street. stranger. named John A. Severance.
went into the saloon to consumatea purchase Of
lease md ttock, having previously made bargain
for 1t. Bat the owner had changed bis mind. and
refused to carry ont the Agreement. high words
wst indu'eed IN. The etrapeer got the worst 81
the engagement, and fled rom the deld; Afser his
Hight a revolver was found. supposed to be bis
be wae compelled TO 1etreat. No arrests were
made.
, 1864-07-14

DnoxSrp.-Tes.erday the body Of an unknown
man was found On the lake shore in the town o!
Lake View, near the city nmite. he had to all
appearances came to his death fJn drowning.
ne was about vc feet, ell bit inches high, shout 80
vcars d age. with bro IN hair. reddish moustache
aud goslee, and wore black cont. drab vest, aud
h,owu pante. In his pocket were letters from
Chico % and Genoa, aud IS in money.
Th. Coroner Dcld an inquest and the jury re-
tu3ued verdict ufaccident4l drowning.
, 1864-07-14

1sfASrgc1pE- morning Coroner
Warner held an inquest on the body OF newborn
infant, which was found floating IN the Lake at me
foot Of jackson etreet. The child had evidently
hnan thnown into The Lake while alive, bat by
,rhom Was not ascertaiuca The verdict Of the
iuIy was In accordance with the iscte.
, 1864-07-14

DEATH or CAr7A1s L1sx.-Sany Of our citizens
viii be paipcd to hear of the death Of A1phonzo G.
Linn, Captain company F.13sth ressiment-Coionea
uancocs-reeently tutor Of Mathematics In the
N,r1,1,cnterp University at Evanston. He died
An Sunday evening Last at Columbus, Ky., OF ty-
rhotd fe; and chronic diarrhea- His remains
= re tskeu to Lee Centre, the iente Of his pa
fru.s, b. Lieutenant R. P. Pierce, Quassermaster
of the regiment
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srolrs.-Abous four O'Clock yesterday morning
The cabin Of the schooner s'WalEus ;" lying In the
south Eranch. VIE entered through the window
by eonc unknown pcrron, and p1sr of pants be-
i,tucinc to the Captain caI1iedfod. They contain
- Ssk, IL lecnl tender,
, 1864-07-14

A Chronic DEsz RTEn--Tom Wood. desertef
from the Isl Michigan 6harpahooters was arrested
yesterday BY officer C'Doanel. Thia II the seventh
tune Tom has deserted, and the seventh time he
has been arrested. Each lime previously he has
escaped from the officer In whose custody be was,
before he had re1cteo camp at the 'front.' The
Government has paid out to officer in this clty, as
bounty for his arrest Ss1Q. This wIt1 the original
Subsistence and transportation Will make Tom
in the service he La. no, spent to months on duty
being usually n fugitive.
Should he be sent TO the front now It i1 not i'm
that he ever vlelts Chicago again it viii be In .
chnEtly Got1n,
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mopotonops proceedings. We note the following:
A sleek looking fellow. who answered TO the
name of L. Hymn. was arrested at The lalcnH de-
pot yesterday morning CHARGED with m attempt to
plcE me pockets of lady passenger on the tratn.
As Was SauEEt IL the very act. but as the lady did
not Hltn 70 stay to prosecute the charge WAS
SnanEee 70 thai otsuerancy. and he vas tined $50.
Ehecnt.Sn Wae suspended I'LL tonight. when 1t is
Spsef srS ~ Ecoe nave placed many miles between
William McGrisca.l. m old man who has the re-
RuseMuon M u oeinS s, good for nothing do moth
Pstsrkin, the keeper Of saofs' Eoasd.nr houSa
~ No. 70 Canal street, charged with the thrft ~
sr aMo n, ~ ear1 Me1 watch It Of the value
lie was held to hull IN The sum OF $6O1 faiiinT ~
ect which be YES committed. lie hss served orer ~
Two years ~ .he Ieoe army. and a few months ago
up In Chicago. lt now -txade a rood cha ors ~
serving the loyal State Of Illinois equalsg lon
pan @gsnS and and spEis ,aIs Mehy loving
Mary Murphy, The wife OF Daniel Murphs's hr,tis 5s
cr, for n ashanti The Mu1pAys arc evidcntiS =
bufrerent ,and take 10 d9tin: "a natpFaiIy A.
ducks TO water. In tue contest in question Dsuie
Murpb.'e faml1y-attet several welt contestea
nonIIdf-vun the belt and left their antagpuSs
nearly disrobed and severely punished. Fined sl
each. s,r,,
and lin i,fe Dir consequently miserable. lie hA
coaxed and hattertd and Thu eateueas ana. yesteI
cav. be tried coercion. She had hid his shtsk
,ps egmetsly 9ItG e. b e aas
ne administered corrective. In the shspe ol ee'
tral CONVINCING blows on the head with . III
shuve1. For this effort lie Was nhed &lU an
cuTte. r..
cathar,pe Noon wss arrested upon charge I
fteAing so from the drawer OF Jacob hehel. WI
keeps dry puode store at No. 81 State stree
nhs "a. seen IN TIE store yesterday and Rressn
70 discover nnythipg but hhe wns committed
oetault oi 800 bail.
, 1864-07-14

SrEScEK'e DCs1SEss D1RECToRT.-The new busi-
nees directory Of v. S. Spencer for 1876, Just
is:ued, eupplics want business men have long
felt. TIE advantage Of volume Of convenient
size, with the title and name OF the numbers Of
each firm, will be readily appreciated and lead to
targets .emuperat1ye eate One OF the most inter
csiins features of the work il reprint Of the +.6ta
tis,ics Of Chicago. togetbe1 with Bnsiness Ad-
1918 ;, Dasid Griswolo, alone worth the price Of
the book.
, 1864-07-14

this class belongs pr. James, who has deyo:ed
Of disease enumerated In his Advertisement IN
another colnmu., He hiss, at great expense, sup
Piled hlnseli With al the material knowledge Re.
our midst for number OF years, and the tsstino-
malls Of the press. which hare been quoted in h1s
eeto ise ascr, d et and obseryane % %psactitionsr."
Dr. James, ef1ce and parloss are 81 Randolph
street. tup sfairs,) between State and Dearborn
stretts. Office hours from 0 a. m. TIL 8 p. N.
i,1!-ms11t
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Uu Re1tt.

ITO RENT-A neat, well built aud
j convenient sterJ aud ahai cnttsce bnuse. plese-
anty 1ocared. With good barn end las l.t. Apo yto
GtUE{2E HIEhEKnIKE on We1t Il diana str-ers be"
tween Ehzabeta and n1hle GGeeta, In brick hcubc.
, 1864-10-07

time Nj. Wolfe fell tn with Mr. Cherry,.uhou he
aetleted to mon1t his own hurse, mud t1e two
OF es!ety. The bore ct!ch Woii rode oiled The
came night from the effects OF the wouot. ae had
reee'Eed. The wounded Intn Ieschfd aitard on
T1eseay fs.[ea tn.t Cherry S i9se +; hs
B. Ferelr but lees dargeiously burt.
The Copperheaos who have been drsited n Casa
ard 1einhbosinI counties have asfe ublea 10 camp
=; Casa county. to The number Of so] or 4o d-te1:
mineo 10 resist The officers. They arc atded by tue
members ofthe Q Il. KSocietT ~ those paris. Tho
authorities have been notified III the tact-
into the subject Of the eecspe Of substitutes from
YESTERDAY ses men rcportsdet the he,dqusztera
White ieerniss. Is .ht!e sab:titntes, IS drsited
men, co,ored recruits. ana II co!orei suos!itee..
Today COS ne1 rpontd, OF whom 81 vera subati-
tSes srd drafted e, "a 9tnese Ill were from
Capt. Keys. Of this the 8th} district is not d1st
Ing to-day, but Gearing of 3rsfted meg. entsii-
tutcs and volunteers ct s1t+dskt1lcts uIre4sy
au3 mere or, ting and bar altogether tnaoa. ed hts
GEsft in euch a maurt1 to Iusure very large
IEnhct Of men ~ very little drafting. EsetT
c"antT II bis ait'rct is more than satisfied at the
1usLIcr Ee las cone his Guy.
Wm L. Church, Of Chtc+go, IVES hcse today,
AID succeeded iu retttDg the dsast postponed III
TIT Ttird Ward, hy fsvirg 1t psced at the 100. Of
tie lit. Fity-fve co]oztd substitutes wire tr.es-
ft11td YESTERDAY rem Camp Butler 10 tue 59tn u.
=. coleItd lnia. Try Stationed at Mem oh;s.
Co. HAT. Il. Sterr, OF lbe 9Th I hbo,s car.lry,
pills dit d at lila homt in Jacgs onvii.e, uhefe he
Mas buried with military rono.a on the 18th lnst.
Col. St11r NaH gentleman universally beloved
and respected By all rho knew him. ard a n,ave
officer. hc accompanied Gcneral Grersun In bis
tamoIs Miseirstppf raid, acd has beeu engaged In
nott Of The leGnH battles Of the West.
U PaJmaster Major F L. Hayes has arrived
hs1c TEh fu1us to pay the troops at this post.
GOV. Yacs AID Judge ". P. Kellogg leave for
Lnr an and Hs.nie ana Hon Wm P. Kellogg leave
here to car ioc NcLeansboro, to tpeak there.
Sci atur Doolttle leaves fol Wtsconein to-day.
convicted At the November term, go, Of the Kane
County C:scuit Court, ol ihe crime OF administer
lnr poison, and sentenced to the Ptnitentia1Y for
ceuy, at the December term, 1858, Of the Bureau
County C1Ecrit Ccu1t, and eeatenred to one year q
imprisonment
eon county. tonight