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The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1864-09-20

UNION OF PREsBYTER1ANs-Ata meeting
of the Synod of the Presbyterian Church, in
Lynchburg, last week, union was cousummated
between the two churches of the Presbyterian
church in the Confederate States, known as the
Old School and New School. The FIRST actual
coming together of the ministers in Virginia, will
be at the meeting of the Synod of Virginia, in
Lexington, in October next.
This is the kind of Union VIC are all pleased to
hear of union among ourselves, ecclesiastical and
political. In this kind Of union there is strength
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1864-09-20

KENTUCKY-Th Yankee Gen. Ewing recent
ly issued order, dated Louisville, requiring the
justices in each county to assemble 10 ten days and
levy tax sufficient to arm, mount and maintain if
ty men until further orders.
Gov. Bramlette on the 9Th, issued procama-
ton declaring said order be in derogation of the
laws of the State, and in conflict with the rights
and liberties of the people He says IS the duty
of the justices to refuse obedience such ORDERS
or immediately resign, and forbids them to make
said levy of taxes
, 1864-07-12
THE KEARSA4rrE
Captain WInstow and the Nayy n,
pnrtment.-OMc1al Recognition ON

WAsH1SGToS, July 8.-Secretary Wenee
mas sent to Captain Winslow, of the Kear
sarge, the following recognition Of his sergi
ces In The destruction Of the pirate Alabama
s1H: Your very brief disnatohoo Of Tho istR ard
p1sttea :ra anaGma ts oe . that he
on the 18th Of June, near meridian, by TIA KesrA
sarge under yoer command, were this tlay recsiv.
9n iia y9a On your good ostune in
fas:est ehlps and some OF the most y,eiiant snG
tptsuige1t officers OF the eeryice: and far he the
hho1,liy ,hy d1ismpayed m In this combat you haTe Tie
to TIE officers and crew Of the Kearsarge tho satse
1action Of TIC government at the victory yer a
. 9ase n anPeTor 10 TONNAGE Superior in number Of
nasf!e vas 90 brlet the victory 70 decisive. and
the compar1tlye results 70 striking. that fhe
country Till be reminded Of The brilliant actions
'l4Strated ~ this engagement.
ftlorf ns @ of 1he most skilled English Workshops.
poundeEs, Of ffy.seyen ,cwt.; Of the famnns x x
*pounder OF the British navy, and Of the only enc
h Ssssiul nhed 1oopounaer YET produced Ia En:land
and many Of them received superior trailing On
board her majesty gunnesy ship The Excellent. VI
. The keaEsa1ge Is one Of the frat gnnboats built
beliion, and lacks tho improvements Of vessels
now under construction. The principal enns com'
pce1ng her battery had never been previously trfel
IN an excueiVely naval engagement: vet In one
hour you succeeded IN sinking yonl ants:onlst.
thus htlF ending her predatory career aaa killing
many q her crew without Injury to the Kearsaryc
OF the loss OF eingle life IN your vessel. Or
countrymen have reason to be satisfied thai in
tn,s as in every naval action Of this unhappy war,
nennef the chips, the guns, nor The crews have
Deen oetttforated; but that they maintain tbe
ability and continue the renown which ever
adorned our naval annals. "
Thc President has signided his intention to re-
order that yon maF be advanced to the grade Of
commodore. Lieutenant Commander James 8.
Iht rnton, the executive officer OF the Kearsarec
will be recommended to the Senate for advance.
ment ter numbers In his grade, and you viii re-
port to The department the names of any others or
thc officers or crew whose good conduct on tue oc-
eas1o1 entities them to especial mention.
~. Very respectfully,
tSiguedl GIDEON Wg11rs
Secretary of the Navy.
Captain Jo1N A. W1ssLow, q. 8. Navy, Com
fnnnding U. s. steamer Kearsarge, Cherbour.,.
France. @~@5S |
, 1864-07-12
Commercial Postscript.
1T Louls market.
Especial D1fpnfch to the Chicago Tr{t,un;

=
81. loUts, Monday Evening July II.
Mos1TART- This fury In gold has b I'd the effect
Of ubseftlink tie rates ceytincafes Washing on
checks ri vouchers. nc exact quot alton, can be
given. pefense warrants and Union bonds are m.
changed.
GEAtS.-A lot OF go sacks Of new Ehest Raa IN. i.
en- chapge to dar. and bought Jointly by L. ". Fa.in
nus George r. plaLt & &C. The wheat care from
lsoisoc county, Illinois.
IonAcco-Lets tptrtt among bidders, Sales com.
Prize Isl hh: with 1ugb At 3s.:t5:; common satn-
pirg leaf e5f@21.so; redlum Go sel..ea2o 10; good
GO f2e.@@a 20; medium manufacturing do sse42 ;
good Co ti5.oh9so.Nl; Fine do s.ooo@1ooco.
FLorR-FEm With ealts OF 50 bsls ch,ce Ky at
$t2 n; Sc sbrls do KX at s'1,5o; le0 brls do KAT
$500; 7S1 erls 70 4 at 1857.
GRAH-Wheat very hIm. Sales 20 aka new, at
a SEQ do choice to extra choice old at a. 1oaas3:
a<o co prime at s2nt@2.a5. Oats dull Sales OF GO
sks at sec 800 do st Csc; 9so do 98Hc Corn-some
fales Of 60 sks at st47h. to be delivered On eteam
boet: 200 do white at s14s II do at $t4o; 1col do
at II SO delivered. Rye-ssles Ct 10 axis at a. aka
in: IS do Al S1.sa, sacks ont.
HHtsKx-Deciined. Gales OF ~ br1a at 81 10: 50 IN
at t1.15; 81 do st $1.704.
Psov1a1oSs-Bacoa-Sslfs Of II, 600 bsls clear sdes
at Ike; 100 tres shoulder city cured at l5kc.
GEooER1Es-We note sales Of 3 hhds on ths te7ee
at S3kc h. -
, 1864-07-12
mistee on Harbor atd Bridges, essabishh sns ga
a1J OF bridge tenders:

dld. EheFIdan rnnvrd fb,t 13,no, s 1,,,-
street be naid ~ nna a,,5 s IN h9oen and fnlleF
einter month"; sna 9anne nv 20 PEI monta Tor four
aud March srd IN Hf jEs PEI month los November
He'd. '' 1'1 e>''n LIE summer months. Ca1-
The ,o+e ,,h,,oh,
Rnsh stra,+ Rsi1y inc salary Of the tender OF the
rtcnrsiderad ouSe sn "as h1cd at $!s5 month, was
The nrd,nsnna nau ~ IN tnouon t1ed at $40.
Ave. n. naan ! az amended Was then adopted.
fTho - = aaos LIE
n t!s1tar M pannon1ced the appointment Of Geo.
con9r,1.ti ns rouge Constable and asked for his
aid nugn- nsg he request was granted.
Avas o. .snaa moved an adjournment. Lost.
IA dY.os uoea aa;
,ras 1a ~ ansMo.lh moved TO take mp the report
ulxpIH IL '4S Wies siesH.taCe q the South Diyfsion.
Ma n,s inouoa was Lost bY the caetfng vote OF the
"n3aut' n3nut'
ane rep9tI was laen taken up and debated at
some leosth, When It Was referred to the Comp
'1aef. ml. -.
enGe-
, 1864-07-12

- -------- NV YORK. Monday, Jnyl1.
nplands. W. NN-A1 es eA'o' 3'1 n'aonag
FloUk-295ee better su so6,12 10 FIR .rtra ats,a.
4!ZNts1st3 tor extra round hoop Ohio, And 1i1S SS1
INV iof tfade olands-market closing duh with no
and {l7S&9l.75 for western, ava os0so
GKA1N.Nheat saEc better. and very au1et, sa,es
at Ss40f26 6 for Cn.c4Eo spring and IL 4s926S foT
ar1neF. Closed dull and dropping at 81 Gal H Tor
fnieIior 1 70 prime new mixed western Oats dpA at
W. ii 10 for Car &C State. and Il 90 for Wcstn
GkocERIEs Ccnee generally neld higher, withoht
an5thIng doing. Sugar firm and IN tnodesats naud
&c. o A''A"eo - oone'
Wo0L-Qulet and 1t1u.
FER uest, fl6a@s7to. cash. and Si7 2ss So III reg.
niaf ways ios neW do; $ioeo 1or new pl1ms: s2.t0
and IN tstI deE. nd At 2Dk@ ,2Kc. Butter little
, 1864-07-12
btflWHukce Market.
Especial Dispatchto the Chicago Tr!bune,1

&"FeS9ss @'e FAsN1t ~ Es1G Nu1IdHU II1UuuF,J
MILWAUKEE, Monday, July II, 1861.
FLouR-Mere dong.
GFA1y.-Wheat-Receipts $500 bu: excited and
Irregular. Sales, this motnrg, n COO bn No spring
IN store, At 2s22 Is; 100 ba No do At eo
tn No tpring, buyers option Ill weak, at tx%a
sales cn change, 100 bu No sp:ing ip:tore At
do buyers option all week. 1t *2esK; l,eoo bu No
Ii 1toEes at1215. Market at the Ne wba House this
evening VetJ dull and declined 2a4c ftom ru,no
prices On Change. Sales ls.oeo bn No 1 spring al
SA2@2-clotinF dull at the inside quotations.
0A!s-h ominal; no buyers. Corn-ouiet bnt n,rr'
Sales ~ hn delivered At sts4 1s9 bags do at ssl
! IS: car In ttore at $1.a5.
WooI-F1rm. Esles 10000 ns At $lne.
TAlLoW-6A!ts ~ % Ds, city rendered. at lie
, 1864-07-12

VtWEG0s n. T.. Monday, 3ulY II,
=, ,FLoCK-Firmer bat unchanged: 2i2.e0ta19. Is fer
NO Spring; ST. s59sl2 50 for red winter 2c1a
ioE white, and $l8.l5@1s 60 1or double extra.
k,ERA1N-h heat cfoseH 2@sc better, but chIefy the
hsnk. sal. the mornioC Of winter red Indiana.
$50 bu; corn held at II b3 for No. l.
MHIskY-3c atove buyers prices. No sales
faE1GnTs-Lower on erain-flcur f1c, whea: lS1<c
Corr 111312c to n. 7. Bouts scarce.
, 1864-07-12

sttion s1a, g, bis assaults the drew revolver aud
1, noo ~ nln fetching the coward 10 the ground,
vent into the street and surrendered herself to he
hIet police officer che met. he lies in yery crt.
ical condition. The bullet penetrated his back, q
of the injury is considered possible, u moi p1oba-
, 1864-07-12

Pursuant to call published In the columns q
tue TRIBUNE, meeting Of the Union Repub,ica,
voters OF the Firat Ward vas held LIST eyen,no :,
The Garden City House.
Inc meeting was duly Organized By the selec
non nes.o Of Hon; D: Y. Bell As Chairman and c. A
meeting club was Organized a an aG4;s1, If a.,
Lincoln and Oglesby GLIB for Ward !. to co.onaf.
ate VIII the Lincoln and Og1esbY Campaten Dab
in n .Ge t1sst Congressional district with fhs fol.
loMlng o1ces and officers, viz
~ tatnt-A. Huntington.
T. kTe 4 an5fo1e t5deas-c. 4. Gregory, J. W. Towne,
!Racordi1g saretaryJE. l.. prainsrd.
>, E;tss1ssre Conamt{fe-Georee Y, Gage. Clark
Eelb, Ihoa. Speer, Vim. Coz, Peter Page, S. ".
tnn h,nEs ! 4 cowles, N. Eiseudath J. H Thomp
Stirring addresses were delivered by the officers
new new,y & elected, and Others, and patriotic songs
The cub then adjourned.
Giu6 will be held at the office Of C. A. GREGORY M
@ dearborn street. at o'clock this uath) b, NJ,
'os INC transaction Of business.
QuARHE1ISa AND SHooTMu.-An adtay which
might have been attended With fatal consequences
oecnIred last evening at the schombe,g House, on
@ d1eEs 5s1onging to Co; Of The 18th Illinois cav
While standing at the bar drinking, Conrad Bers.
man, one Of their number, charged Peter Rencos
another soldier, with barring taken his money. 4
general assault upon Bergman ensued, and he wss
thro"n out OF the house On the edewslk, m de-
la,tef thereupon drew bis sword and struck Berr.
man On the head, fellin. him to the ground. Tie
ts Hnoie party then get upon thelr prog
trate cornrade, kicking him about the
head aud other portions Of his person.
Finding himself fn worsted condition.
Bergman drew q revolver from his belt, and shot
At Beneee, Moundiug him in the thigh The police
weIc speedily on the spot. and removed Bergman
70 the second precinct police station. where bis
wounds we're examined by DR.. WauzeE, and pro-
nonnced to be Of an unimportnnt cha,acfar. Ben
eee's injury being considered OF more serious
nature. he was taken to the Marine Hospital, but
upon examination, It waB found that tie bul,et
bis thigh. eS''101 -
Ffs7vAI-An Ice cream festival will be gfyen
tnis ClneadaD evening In the Berean Baptist
Church: located on the corner OF Dekoren and
, 1864-07-12

DETROIT. Monday, July II, 1851.
CP-sct ooner Ellen Williams, Mosel1e. Martin.
DoEH--l1op. St. Louis, Racine, Montgomery.
bnnhlo' "1nalow, Ben Newman brtgs Empire state
Barner; echrs Reciprocity, nInck1ey. Jenn,e FoY
Col, Coshsane. Logan. Collins Dcuscnan, wiae,y OF
the-Wind, Allen. skylark, Powell. Foot, WIND vest.
, 1864-07-12

fH1Ank1PH1A. Monday Evening" July II.
neEs of r. invasion and the rise Of Cold TO z9o
I'll Ds&1l5e, Aoo eA's AAnllE At
.GRA1E-Hheat nTms red $zeo: Kentucky vhyte
E9E. Corn nr1n yellow pcafce II SLTs. "']o
"H1skY-Steady, ut $I.&9IW,
, 1864-07-12

DIED.

Jpy nth Inst, at the Fsrennske In Said 7ich, bY
heV.J Hertn,hn. Mr. F. NJ FOX md Mss NJ L, GALA.
Ban. both Of Asbnry, III,
, 1864-07-12

WASHINGTON, Sunday Night, July 10.
Last nights reports are In the main fullv
confirmed, and the raid developed, as they
think, Into an invasion, and has become
, 1864-07-12

metropolitan 1Jnll to Rent.-rh{s Hs1,
10 10 rt1t 1or Ill the purp9ses for which such haja
afe ordinarily Used. Tcrma moderate. Apl,lics-
trance to the 1IAtl -faI1-h9ic.tf
, 1864-07-12

|
regular meeting Of the Academy Will be held al
No. 6e Lssalle erect, mp statre this evening, at
| TX o'clock.
Mission Excurslon-We take pleasure n
calling the ATTENTION Of our readers to the adyer.
tisement in another column, OF the Shields Mis-
sion E1cursion to LTon'r. tomorrow "wednesday
morning T., This 10 one II The Oldest and most de-
be literally patronized.
Good Temp1arss P1cn1c.-The annual,
picnic OF our Good Temp1ar friends OF the civ.
viii occur on Thursday. the 14th, The COMMITTEES
have selected Winetla Grove the most popular re-
e1It u the vicinity, The Great Westeru Band
~ I'll discourse music, and good time Is expected,
Ibe prtcteds are to be donated to the Washing
No whisky barrels or beer kegs Speripatetic O.,
Otherwise desired. All others invited TO Join.
For Coughs, Coldq, Asfhma, and Consump-
non, re recommend Dr.. Strlckland's Me.liduo9s
Cough Balsam. We havo tried It and found it
What II is Represented. For sale By Drnseists and
q scor1', wholesale agent, "a Randolph street,
Chicago
Coughs.-The administration Of medicinal
preparations II the form OF ko1engeis OF ali modes
NE most e''gi6le and eonvenent, more especially
ch5a lITceAe* or Conph Lozenges aIlay irritation.
which induces coughing. giving instant relief in
bronchitis, Hosrseuees, Influenza, and Cousump-
tire and Asthmatic complaints.
a Word to Sn1oker..-'ris not our inten.
tlo9 TO pfeacha reform againet the growing and
fort. What gentleman, We ak, old or Youne. Who
Il addicted to this babil of enjoying hlmseif be.
s1 nind @ G9od Hayans, pastleaia1ly afser hearty
ea ~ w alsPts u.s. We speak from experience
what ne wieh to suggest Is. try that justly popular
fragrant: Convenient and etcacious tdentifrce So
n nj ans 1s an5 In
On the use or tobacco: tits retreehinclY a.reeab.e
and leaves the mouth cool and sweet,
sell IT, P1s1 ( ssns sdRs Rf 5hs Sottls e.
Mrs. Wins1ow,s Soothing syrup.-
cArIst3dn fFeeman: We voud b. no un neans ~.
commend any k!nd Of medicine which We dId not
IT, W,peSGWd o n.ns Da
from knowledge; in our own family it has proved
6!eseing indeed BY giving an infant troabis d with
4 It's parents
blessings. Here Is article which works to ner.
lection. and which is harmless: for the sfren
le ebeFa, the esnt s
And during The process Of tcethtng it, value is H.
ealcuIab!e. We haze frequently heard mothers
the child till It had an,shed with tbs teethine ~
neee, on any consideration whatever. Sold By al
DfogS1st.. Is cents bottle.
Je2sk9Ss-Tr, ,Th&Sat-4w
BRYANT II Stratron,a Cbfeseo T>Ie-
SSIaEN 4nN11lutA.-The l2fCeet institution Of
me Eind ~ the world Thlrty:hsu telegraph H.
et1ments IN constant use Address
BETANr d STRArroy,
js%ns4s1n paw Cncsso, III.
Ut. EGeF*onss Ehifseo Eye and Ear Inf1rm
Ky anu enllcaI Institute, 1871 South Clark street
pealnees, o!lndnesa, estarrb, and oil dIsessea nf
aga1a psessges. Dr. Erereo,' reputation for xiii
AA1 Fueeess IL pfosefolH'. iuly3m7l0-Gt,
F1etropolitah HalI to Rent,-Th{s Hs1,
10 rent Tor ell the purposes Tor which euch h.iia
re ORDINARILY used. Tcrms moderate Applies
taaee 70 inc nAI fe10-h91C-u |
, 1864-07-12

Vt. EGe5.onss Chiraeo Eye and Ear Iuflrm
ana efniea Institute, 1871 South Clark street.
tnentr psessges Dr.. Ererso,s reputation far sk;'1
"no Foecess IL ploFefb1nl. iuly3.m7l0-Gt
, 1864-07-12

:, For Coughs, Colda, Asthma, and Consnmp-
Cough Balsam. We haro tried It and found It
What It is represented. For sale By Druggists and
y scor1', wholesale agent, 70 Randolph street,
, 1864-07-12
RQHt.

I ,OST.- IS Reward. A Pointer
- Dog. black hnd gray and whtte spo<s, answers
70 the name Of FanEon, nsa oo chain collar With
short rore attached. no mama on plate. Whoevar
eelVe tae ABOVE fe"ato. tJl2-msE--9r
r ,OST-On Saturday afternoon,
.Q1 July 9Th. 1t Ac7ickers Theatre q Pan With
pearl st1css cmbossed With silver. and white top9
sptnEled Iht hndeF S1l be kulteb1y FoWxrded By
re,1rI ing TIE same to a6 Michigan ayenae.
T OST OR STOLEN Saturday
~ nteht last. from The Barn Of r. MASGAE, on
tie Font site Of Polk Rtreet, No, III, between Hal
1.k hands h,gh and having rssne: hin BLACK mans
and talk reward Of 80 viii be paid Tor his return
I'D recovery. 1yt1mS7elt
, 1864-07-12

nFyant 4 StrattoH,a Chicago T>Ie-
the Find IN tue world / T1urtv-aF y, te1eeraph In
esdmente IN constant use. Address
BEIANr d SrRArroy,
jy2m34Slm pAw C11Csyo IN
, 1864-07-12

ST. GEORGIA. meeting Of the ST. Georges So
ciety was held last evening, #. Baragwanath the
President in the chair. Eighteen new members
were hAlloted for and elected
The annual picnic was liked for the third dsy of
.Aucu+t-
". c. ]. Bailey. Joseph Sobey s1d C.. Bu1l were
appointed committee to audit the accounts for
the past year.
, 1864-07-12
anlu6entent8.

amusemeltS.
RRYAN HALL.
ONLY A FEW NIGHTS LoSGEB.
SAM SnARPLEY'S MINSTRELS.
FAREWELL PERFORMANCES
OF the GREAT IRON CLADs, the popular t7ouce OF
tas age the moAs successful C0mpany ever orsanizeu
SPLENDID PROGRAMME TONIGHT,
Admission. .3 cents.
" ARIETY ia HEATRT.
rs and III Dearborn street.
IN. 4.GdADNICK CO., 6o!e Lesees snd Lnna9ar1.
I. L. FITCH, Acting and Stage kaunKel.
RETURN OF TfiR OLD FAvoR1rRs,
MISS EmmA AND EDITH. WHITING.
he appearance OF
MISS ANNIE ARD WARREN BORDTELL.
First appearance Of
MISS HATTIE UIEKLEY,
Ftret appearance OF MIR. PETE LEE, Ethtoptsn
comedian aud gecetal perlo1me<.
MR.. LEW. s1MAOEs. the Lion DanIost aud Eth1.
o1lan Comedian, Will appear Thursday evening, 1lih
n0ors opsn st N o'clock. Curtain rises at s4 s'e1k
scAL1 oT PRlC1s:-PEsGuette, s cta: Dres and
Family Circle, as cts; Priyate Bozes Is. 20. B1asio
A.at5 IN Bo1ra+ 50 ceGA. .
, 1864-07-12
LOCAL MATTERS.

Chicago Academy of Scfences,-The
regular meeting Of the Academy Will be held at
No. 52 Lssalle etrecs mp statra this evening, at
TX O'Clock.
, 1864-07-12

Coughs~-The administration Of medlctna1
pseparations IL the form OF ozenges OF ali modes
az regards . CouaH REMEDY " Brotcn's Bron.
chia !1Toehes'' or Conah Lozenges aay irritation,
which induces coughing.- giving i1stant relief IN
tire and Asthmatic complaints.
, 1864-07-12

CTKAYED-Or s:o1sn from the
.nh<c,,h+r oua tray mare, about R,ufseen hands
s,sh and st7sn ytsrs old ato, one hay pony. savsn
,. ~ Cd AID twelve bands fizn. An3 psr.nn VIC
rsW.fisd py CHsIsT HAUAANS, L! Mll.sasea
a7taue, Ealca{os uEno4t ule-m7GSt
, 1864-07-12

me FIRST Of series Of Union campaign meetings
VIII be held at Metropolitan Hall this evening.
Hon. 8. ". Moulton, uniou candidate for Congress
at Large, former leading Democrat but now IN
oncampromisinc Union nasn and IN ardent advo-
cate Of the policy Of roofing out slavery every
WHERE will be present, Matos Gsnesal R. J.
UEeshy, candidate for Governor, is also expected
to De p,ctcnt William is1or1. Eeq Sharon TyE-
dale. ESQ.,, lion. Thomat !. 1urncr, Hon. J. V.
Eurtscc. and most of the Presidential Eiectsrs q
the State, and the Central COMMITTEES, are expected
10 be present Tnr Lumbarde will also be there
With their patriotic sonEs-
Let The loyal masses turn ont to the meeting
There ls 20 ieaf Of lack Of room 1.-THE uau should
not be large enough IN adjournment can be effect
ed to the Court House square Let ua show that
we are heart and hand In for the Union, now and
forever. Let n chow The secession ylpers that
their venom will not work. Let us tpfp ont tn
meet good and tfne men and hear their Dstrintic
uttersneee. Remember Metropolitan Hail to-nirht
at X O'Clock sharp. t''1A
, 1864-07-12

souSps IN HoRsE CAn.-on Sunday night.
some Of the masculine tenants OF a horne car on
Madison street became very uproarious, sud er-
ceedtngly indecent Three or Tour men, whom 1re
will chafitably believe to hare been f1toxicated
tnduleed tn the most obscene language conceiys-
Bile 90 bad that ladies had to leave the csr. Thr
conductor appears to have eodeayo1ed to stop the
showing fight collectively, @1~4
, 1864-07-12

IosE1T scuoo1~-The Principal Of the Mose,v
School is Mr. s'ocun, instead Of Mr.. Briggs as re-.
ported In yesterdays TRIBUNE.
, 1864-07-12

sATrRoAr's RAcH.-Ihe pure on SATURDAY. WAS
.akea ~ inc Cincinnati horse, Quaker Boy, In
four heats. Time, 2:s5hx, e;4a, 2;a5x. e41x
, 1864-07-12

FEsr1vAI-An Ice cream festival will be gfren
this rueaday) evening In the Berean Baptist
Church. located on the corner Of Dekoren and
Ueephlnee streets. The ladies' hope to see theIr
, 1864-07-12

tu1n hl1l1n.-A son Of Arthur coyle, who
resides On Catherine street near Stewart ayenne
VI wa sIdde9ly , Killed On Sunday last whtle playing
pae o. Iomoer In the yard Of John tarf, %
Was Playing suddenly fell over, cruthing him be.
accordingly, 's414e'
, 1864-07-12

canD DRowx1n.-on Sunday little boy named
michael Qntrk. aged ten yeara, fell from the North
1s Assnne bT4dge ~ tnto tie nyer, and was drowned.
gave verdict Of accidental drowning "1'
, 1864-07-12
a1tctt01t Sales.
DRY GOODS, CLOTHING,
Hosiery, Yankee HotionA de-,

On TUE3pAT. July 18th, at ~ O'Clock, At Buffers
Auction ksoms Portland Block,
Al assorted stock. consisting of DrJ Goods Clothlnx
Eosiesy. fankee No Ions, Dfess Goods, Ac Also, an
tnTctce Of aoots and Shoes.
Jy14n1763t ". A. BErTERS Il Cn
, 1864-07-12

Mission EIcuFslon-We take pleasure h
calling the ATTENTION Of readers to the adyer-
tisement in another column, OF the Shields Mis-
sion EIcursion to Lvou'r. tomorrow "wednesday
morning This ia one nf the Oldest and most de-
serving Missions, and We trust its Excu1slon may
be literally patronized.
, 1864-07-12

ts.e sau asnl pe aAowed TO occupy an unoccupied
sTATK STREET rn1pcE.
The Joint Committees OF Streets and A11eva ri
me North and South Divisions, to whom VAS ~
ietfed The papers concerning the State street
etacGe, reported an ordnance providing for its
WORKS: This ordinance passed.
TIE Committee on Streets and Alleys, West p1.
"elon. reported ordinances as follows:
NJ For tldeEalk on the east side OF St. Johns
race lfom Carroll etreet TO Depot Plaza. Passed.
For sidewalk On the sonth Side Of Better street
tsqm e. Nay @ to Chateau. Passed.
with public sewers IN West Randolph, Madisnhn
snd Adams street. Passcd. ~10~N1
Tbs Committee On Gas Lights reported an ordl-
nance providing lot the erection OF e1x lnn nnsta
On ha1 knkec avenue Paesed, fse''
also, reeommendfng the reference OF the res lin.
H. Of lie connc e. presented a previous
The Gas Company TO the City Attorne1 1s ~
:. me COMMITTEE On Public Buildings reported In
If 9a'gf 1he 81 % %a,o~nE hs Ifades assembly ee use
NEE: Ald- Himrod stated that the Union Tim
hao rendered the tree use Ut Metropolitan Hn1i ~
tne Isades Hnaon, The report Was laid over and
CNFu1sHED business.
AID. Walsh moved 10 take IN the reno,4 ~ ~.
specia Co'Dm1ttee on Bndewtll croundss and t4 rns
'sl hd e nir5S tbs BaeMe}l .A copmit.se Carried
the Clinton Street Horse Railroad. 1s'atns 10
10 naon;, Mnpens moved as m amendment that all
,o Ieanilgments of the ordinance passed March
Wy Company, be applied to the Clinton street
Ald. osailXan moved to isy over the amend.
order. He then moved to recomuft The os1,n.a y.
and the amendment, and called for the aSes and
Doefi Ths ;,p motion vas lost b5 ayes noes Is
amendment OF Aid. Roberts, 1hsi he comnsns me
should be restrained from running their cars nVer
ihe track. except at such umes az one or both of
, 1864-07-12

AnR1v1 or Co1oaxD TRoors.-NIuety.pi1 co,.
ored recruits for the e9th United States Coloned
Infantry, under command Of Major T, !. Blown
survived At the Best yesterday. They came frorn
Quincy, and leit loet evening for Virginia. whese
neld, '7 Nv" IL LUG
, 1864-07-12

Mus7E8zo ouT.-The 10Th Regiment Illinois
!n@nt15 was mustered out of serv1oe by Captain
9: g. Pomeroy, at Camp Fry, on SATURDAY. after::
ueycd from further service Ao ~
, 1864-07-12

REMOVAL or THE RESERVE GAnn1sox TROY
CAN'T DouG1As.-Tbe 6th and 18th regiments Of
the Veteran Reserve Corps, at present at Camp
Douglas. have been recently instructed to p.c-
pare for marching orders because OF the apprehen-
elons excited hy the Maryland raid. Their places
DAY troope. The comuandsnt ofthe post bat ID.
v1sed ne War Department that it wonid r e.
post At prefent It1s not known how me mater
will be viewed BY the Department