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, 1864-07-18

[EpTEta4 U1spatCh 10 tht Ch1cAtg IEf6udt.J
MILWAUKEE,, Saturday Evening, July 10.
FLouR-Hcldtrs AFm ana nothing dong.
GsA1E-Wheat Closes nru. Receipg. 3,0c0 bu.
Sales, &C. EG bu Change, at 32a0322t-thIs fora'
noon soma 1900 bu changed hands 1T q. .1s6a220.
Oats lower but inward. Corn lower aud neglected.
Rye and barley nothing doing.
The wheat market ruled firm at the Eewhall House
this evening ut se2l?.22H for No spring. and lie
GALS for No do. Sales slnce Change. $4,000 hu At
q range Of $23292.7z for No !, ard fe.l0H@2.1e for
No z spffnC,
, 1864-07-18

Especial pttpatch to the Chicago Tribunal .
DETAoIr, July l6, 1864.
Ur-PropelIers Richmond, Eaclne, Sun; brig Pow.
hatan: sehconsrs Cooper, Senator Foote, Hlach.
man, Kmmet, Star Of the North.
DowE-Bark Monitor. Wind south.
Especial Dispatch TO the Chicago Trtbnpe.1
DETROIT, Sunday, J11y 18th. 1854.
UP-Pro7el1ers Fres State, Mondosa; bark Foe.
tsnclle: schooners c. Allen, Poland. City OF Ogdens
burg.
DowN-Harss nanuhe, Sontk snnpton; b1Ic Globe:
Bchocnels Nnhot, York State.
Nsnh-Eanf
, 1864-07-18

Tie CHan.5ereburg Repository gives the fol-
lowing synopsis OF the number Of rebel raid
ers according to popular reports carefully
cOllated:
, 1864-07-18
Pension and Bouusv ralanhs.

Fer sale at the CHICAGO TR1BuNx OFFICE, 81
Clark street.
The series ia complete, and the forms are accu-
rate, conforming In every respect TO the instruc-
lions from the Pension U1hce. All The forms per
ta!ning to an application are printed upon oae
sheet embracing the Declaration ofthe Applicant,
the Afdavfts Of Witnesses, the Certificates OF The
Magistrate, Power Of Attorney, Clerks Ce1tiRcate.
&C.. &C., with ample blank spaces.
We send them POST FALp, mt the rate OF SLIGO
per quire, upon the receipt OF the money.
Address. TRIBUNE COMPANY,
, 1864-07-18

Union Meeting at Evnnston.-Sr. Ar
mold will address his constituents at Evanston,
This (Monday) evening, at 8 ?. m. Hon. Geo. c.
Bates will alec address the meeting.
-v Let the afflicted bear in mind that 1t Is Dr..
Wcavtr'f Compound Extract Of F1reWeed or En-
nor and Liver Syrup that is performing some Of
the greatest cures ever recorded In scrofula and
csob1s ss5 Complaint has n9 s9aa See
- For Coughs, Colds, Asthma and Con .ump-
ceEeh Baisam. I've have 1 tried it and found It
what 1t wae represented. For sale By dsuggiBta
and Il. scoyil. wholesale agent, ID Randolph street,
Chicngo. jy1su2o5-1t
Pic Nic.;-seeona animal pic mic to be given
by the French Mutual Aid Sociccy at Haate's Park,
derot at $50 a. m. Sfusc By tte Light Guard Band.
Refreshments Of all kinds to be had on The ground
also plenty Of amuaements. Tickets FOR the round
trip, so cent?. for sale By all msnbcrs Of the So
ciety and at the Depot III the morning hefore time
Of leaving. jyl7n5Gat
Row Many Little Sufferers are wasting
AWAY from the eiiec1s Of Cholera Infautum Or Sum-
mer Complaint, and kindred diEeases3 And yet q
remedy sure, prompt and thorough, readily admin
etered and entirely safe. with reputation eatsb
lished Dy tss merit, and maintained over the whole
sspeo IL d b. Jaynes ssss Bsi.aWh1
nor give trials Sold BY druggists everywhere.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
TO the Ladies.-ouins to the considerable
demand, and a constantly increasing application
by the ladies' OF Chicago At the Wheeler + wilson
Sewing Machine Rooms, ior fine stitching VI every
kind to be done upoo the Wheeler i Wilson hta.
chine. depsstmett has been or.anixrd at tho
Coupsnyss Sales Rooms, 100 Lake street, to x,,-
heve md execute snch orders hereafter 1atcty tnd
nt1Hy. lYib-n11ot
~ Diseases Of the Nervous. Seminal, Urinary
and Sexual S5stema.-Ncw and reli.tlo treatment
in reports Of the Howard Association. 3eEs hJ
mall In eealed letter envelopes, tree or charge.
eiation, No. 3 South Ninth stzeet, Phlladsikhla.
! Pa. iy2au229s44 3m
, 1864-07-18
CITY RAILWAY
Transfer Of Thfee-0lt1l8 of its Stock.

4 revolution has been for rome time past going
on in the affairs Of the Chicago City Railway,
which eliminated On Friday last in tho finish OF
the transfer Of tbree-fftha of the stock OF that
Company, being what WIS held b. n, q. Waite,
D. 4. Gage. and F. Pa1ma,ee, into the possession
son, M,1on Il. Norton, s. II. Nicfertoa and
David fhompton. One Of the reporters Of this
paper heard on Friday q runor that
pealed to one OF the parties concerned for pa1t1c
1a1e, bnt was met b. a fist denial that any such
contract was being contaminated. Il seems, hoW.
etantislly trpe; that two weeks ago William II.
Waite sold bis stock in the road, amounting to
sS< <,oo at sbs1- pFsp5.nm q go nR0n
.hs % fltt I'll fepr nsned sentlrmsn, and on FG!dsS g?
laet Mees1a. Gage and Parmalee disposed Of their
IT Rsss p1e + the FoPfy .t; aos 15, eaeS s
ehate. The purchasers in the last instance were
the zane parties who bought IRON Iii. Waite, with
lie additionof Mestrr: Niekesson aud Thompson.
Fuller.
The immense premium which the sale Of these
tach to he potsersion Of tie s,ate stFeet isaway
psf S. shs aas
line, the fortunate purchasers will, without doubt,
II they feel Disposed, In the course OF year or
invtstment as their prgdecessors- The railway
comprises nine miles Of track, employs ihlrty-f
carr md two hundred and forty horses, and Is as
eefted to have carried over three millions Of pa9-
eengers during the past year.
REAL ESTATE TnANsFERs-The re.l estate mar
ket is very active, with prices slightly rising, but
pies. The recent fluctuations in the ralue Of mon
ey eeem to have stimulated many holders Of cash
to invest in c1ty lots.
II r. tf,H mari u-nxatr
, 1864-07-18

Lumber In*pcctnrx.-4 meeting of
Lumber Inspectors will be held On Monday eren-
ing, 18th inst. Tor particulars zee advertisement
in another column.
, 1864-07-18

MovICKEK'S THEATRE.


MoVICKEK's THEATRE.
second E.et ct the sterling Comedian. from Tic
BostsE Ar9eutn,
MIR. VEN. WARREN,
Universally ackue3,edztd A. the nsst Comedian OF
the age. supported by she bes: company IN tbs West
MONDAY and every evening uu:tl fu-thtr notice.
the cslet rated Nutenm comedv, written e1brts'lr
for MI. Warren by Ii, Js-Jesz'' Ct Boston, entitled
SILVER SPOON.
Jere.son 5. Bstkins. member from C5anherE!
Ctn're..............-... Mf. HA "AAasas
6sfh akssBB Is BoSD9lssc Ssc AR Ao
COLONEL WOODS MUSEUM.
eo TS9p H.a.ss7:
MoEDAT EvsS1SG. July ,esh.
BENERlT NF MIR, JOHN DlLLOy.
The elegatt Comedy OF
FAINT HEAKT NEVER WON FA1RLADY
duchess do Torrel Perrin
Ga1sp T.fs1 ..xS HS.our
To be followed b5 the Dram. or
IRELAND AS IT WAS.
Ragged Pat tsi:a sope> ...,.-.........Joha Dillon
To e''s'a fas: s'ts coaSSsss Il Es1ss Gfisoursr.
P5tsnsssas epooc..... -. ...........Mr. Dillon
Tue sdse. lbs great Dram Of TEE DR0NhARC or
THK FALLEN SAVED.
Tie great Drama Of TIE DUKES MOTTO Will soon
S& now ON EXHIBITION.
PILATES COIRT: or, The 1Eial Of Christ.
sts.s eslsi9 1taads Isadoa ~A'' H0
" ARIETY THEATRE,
cz z esf:sssa :::se. Ia saa.ze
7. l.. FITCH. Aettnx and stage Manager.
Engagement Of
MR. LNw SIMmOTA.
Tho celebrated BanJoIst and Ethiopian Comedian.
MISS ANNIE AND WARREN BnRDwElI..
MISS EMMA AND EDITH WHITING,
M1S1 HATTIE HINKLEY.
-.- MR. FErE LEE
The company low conpr1ses
Is STAR PERRORMBRS. 81
Doors opan Af7H. Performance commences ats4.
ScAL1 Or fEE1oEa:-tArqnest4. = cts: t,ytts Cir
RoIea- 80 ceu4a-
, 1864-07-18
The Foreign Markets.
By Telegraph (Pxa A4E1

Tue F0fefHH MIHfKEt4s
By Telegraph [Pu AMERICA.
LIVERPOOL, July s, 1854.
coT7oE-Ssles for two days 1890 bales. Market
Grrn hnt unchanged.
HREApeTUETh-TsndiHg upward.
FLoUK-Ftrmer,
.GsA1N-Wheat. tending upward; winter So 1cl.
Corn nuoyRnt and advan- ed Ia.
pisnn @ Pet Pe.s r
PrrdoLEuM-Dal: renned ~ Id i. crnde nominal
W1thnnt 6atcS-
EUuAK-DuIl.
CcY7KI quiet.
RICE steady. .-.
Lo3DoE 5th-Evening.
nj khix.anfai f.xr
, 1864-07-18

South Side Union Lca.ue.-Th1s Coun-
Gil will hold meeting on Monday Qsth inst)
evening, at Warner Hail. Officers will be elected,
and other important business will be done. Every
member il requested to be there.
, 1864-07-18
ADMIRALTY DECISION.
Liability OF the city for Damages from
River Distractions.

In tho Circuit Court on Saturday Judge Davis
gave his deciaion In the admiralty appeal case Of
Albert E. Goodrich and others vs. the City Of Chi
ca=o. The case Was argued at the July term, 1868,
and taken under sdyisement by the Court. The
lbellants sought to recover upon damages sus.
tained py the steamer Huron from having come
1nto contact With sunken wreck whist leaving
Inc river. They claimed that the city, und dcf It's
CHARTER, had been invested With the excluslye Ju-
rsdfctton and control t.Ter the river and harbOr,
and that 1t was its duty to remove nll obstruo.
tlone. The city coutended - bat the language Of
Judge DAVIS sald that 7 the question to bcdcelded
were IN open one ho should have no difficulty in
holding the city to make full redress
f9r the injuries sustained By the veesei Of The
libe11apt. He believed the true intcreats OF CON-
merce and the welfare Of the city woald b pro-
NOTED By euch conrse. But In 10th Wheaton the
supreme Court held as follows:
sitton IN casea depending on tbs laws OF aparticu-
lar State adopt The construction which the Courts
OF the State has Etyeu to those iaws."
Under theee cl1cu mstances Judge Divte he'd
that the city conld not be made Responsible iuaB-
much a. no damage had accrued <by rca~
son Of IN attempt on the part OF the
respondent to raise the hui8 from her posltion of
danger. The decree was accordingly set aside and
tho libel dismissed.
The case has been most tedious one. In the
f1st instance 1t ran the gauntlet ns Common Law,
both instances In favor Of the city. Il was then
taken to the Admiralty Court Of the United States
where the lihcllant succeeded In getting decree
Then the present appeal vas taken. a flsther
appeal will be now had to the United States Sa-
preme Court. .-@
, 1864-07-18
LOCAL MATTERS.

eW Any person knowing the whereabouts Of
Melissa II. Campbell wifa OF r. c. Campbell, for
mc11y Of GIayson county, Texas, will do favor
by referring her to his advertisement In auother
column. Jy1Sn1G1-lt
, 1864-07-18

cmcAGo D1Iy1S0 r4EK.-Thc trot Advertised
between ''Quaker Boy,'' Jim Rowell." Harry
Clay" and "Priucess," came off on Saturday after
noon Gt the Driving Park a. ANNOUNCED. The FOL
lowing summary will Indicate the winning horse
aud the time made:
, 1864-07-18
BGarntN1.

POARDING.-Four gentlemen
- can be accommodated with lasxe pArlor aud
hecr7cul Att4ch.d, With board n s! FeaEsh .vsnus
Reft1el ces required AInl1-lx
pOARUINg-A business man
Il wsnts board and rooms a. convenient ~ u.y
he 10 the river 1t Hal1iso1 street. Aodre4A, Gof
VII 1s4I It
, 1864-07-18
sHE CITY PRINTING.
Self-FellcltatIons Of the Secesh Organ.
Saturday issue Of the secesh organ contains the

n1tuIuA3 . lssue u tAe hecesa ofEan Cont11n9 Inc
following:
Tie poor Ole morIing Abolition loer co o1cezn
NuW to ourtclves. tho subject l: the ecurce Of
bshtsi STATE. because. Tux TINES beinz TIC corpo.
r4ton neEtp.pe5, the Common Cornell, p the votes
eras, e.isblisbea fais 1stes 81 IL al
city printing and 9dyeEthlpK. II hhs been hy tnad.
na ss
yosd ioT iaiF 5ntes f5r ta.s acsioa
- eonss'ousneas cf having done Justly IL toelr OIL
clAl Conduct, and this will sustain them aEAtlst as.
saulss fiom aoE qustter.
We have not the slishtest doubt that tn: fact
that the people are swindled into pasine the se-es-
slon fs 1s M
and satisfactlon" to that sheet When q thief
puts bis hand into untryman's'poeket,a and taxes
thereftom his pocket bt,ok, containing his hard
earned fariugr. II he escapes he felfcit1ses himself
in just the aame terms Is do the editors OF tue
secession organ. To him the fact th hat he was not
eaucht 'is the aourcc Of the highest state OF
qulctude and sat3sfactlon."
The Secession Organ tnoxs that the yote where
by iEs compensation WIS Increased VAS altogether
illegal aud yoId, but becauseit has poor Old tool
at present occupying the Mayors chair, It an-
Dounces in effect that it ehall claim the $31OOQ,
law charter or precedent to the contrary u0tTtrh.
s4antlins.
One thing more Tho Secession Organ gravely
thanks the Republican Aldermen who joined In
going e e1a IT. on the na ana vote
effect. The Organ knows that they voted for the
measure solely with the view OF moving recon-
eiderntion- That the Coppetheads 1nders,ood
,ss hss
other Copperhead Alderman moved to lay that
motion on the t.ble. ....... 49,
Had The Republican members Of the Council all
been present the inilnits would not and could not
, 1864-07-18
20 Ke1st.

mo RFNTC-TWo furnished aud
three untu.n,sned ROOMS =. als South CLARK 81 st st..
without board ls4t n4sta-
TO RENT Rooms, furnished or
u1iu.nlsned, without baa7d, far lodging: also
cUs euE cf .rcns rooms with TWO large clDset. Tor
Gentler AID wife, With use Of ps:for q ~ state
s1tet- U1o oIeuas
ITO RENT-The store and base
il mint 7s. Laxs street Apply to WILLIAM c.
DOW. 81 C1aEk street. jyHmstoSs
ITO Chambers in Cobb's
Il Nov Block. corner IT Lske stresE Ard Michigan
eyenue Will ha reatv for eccupsacy Aatns August
lsh. Appls 70 Il. 4 l. 3. nHIiTsAoRH 4 CO. 81
THO RENT-Store ard basement
Il On Randolph STRAIT. betwetn Wells and Lssaue
sttetta y 3: H:SAMP5ON. Rsnl Estate AGENT. No. 4
Metropolitan Hstl. 1gl3rAAi-lW
w HISK ERS AND NOUS.
w TACHR9 -1srsal5 Csptal viii nrotiuc. 4
stsorg and fuxnrtsrt heard npna the aoo hs1t Id
in le1 1ns to Il months, It VIII a;renxthan the
feaIds OF tho scattering, and vattsxted whif
ktTs to their natarAl coior Rect Ta1Tantad.
Ice sl-nper bottle Stnt hI mai or express U!s.
CITY. tyl&nN59t aAAM A1tQ
, 1864-07-18
35strapeU.
RgaI Esta1=-MuuNtrR, r.

TOk SALE "A Steam Flour NIL,
1.rr. ,pb,1sa ii, en,!ains tour Fu.4 st2ns k!inda
ac TO 3:g oa5ss = for otiA mag what, n.sreis fael
~ I.oo1. r. 1aa eaaeus 0t oa.
les1: les1::,ssa - CKOWELL CO, Raelae, w1s.
iHt& n5t1H
, 1864-07-18
spEAK OFT PETER.-A1derman Peter Shinp'e
Real Estats Bua<tin Of Saturday contains the

Real Estase Bu1<tin Of Saturday contains the
following:
ut fs well nofsed about that ,Hove-iu trlod to
sell himeelf and the Comman Council for SIC, 900,
but now VIC have the picture OF one OF his delufed
representing a large conssitucncg-se4sag aim
sel toT .Fte do'lors. he has prostituted himself
and bis office for an instGut1cant sun, and has
made himEelf linbe to public disgrace,
1t seens that this upright and considerations al
defman carries on quite an extcnaiFe retatt trade
In toudshing locstlon In one OF tho divisions Of
cur city. and frequently has calls from it1acraut
ped leta Of similar goods Ono Of these parties
recently called on him to make some inquiries, and
our Alderman offers to bur come Of his goods, aud
finally bargains to take certain lot. T6en comes
document!' quoth the Alderman, zeafous IN
support Of thp Laws and ordinances. ''Not with
me, blt ut home," is the honest reply, Thereap-
on, In his capacity OF special star" the alderman
Reizes upon the culprit and threatens to i1cafce-
rate him for selling without a license. They start
upon their Trip to the station, when lucky thought
enters tt mind Of the alderman. ''Hcre, you tas-
cal, you are making me deal Of trouble and H.
ther than lose my time will let 1on of BY paying
The prtaone1 demurs considerably, hut finally
ofhfs captor. but I've dollars did not then seem
quite cnouph, and ten doiafs were demanded. But
tnis srm aat1y refused, the prisoner consld-
cred he could expose the alderman ss well on five
dollars as ten, and the exposure Is likely soon to
follow TOR 1t ts probable the matter viii come be-
fore the Common Council before long, when names
and dates will be furnished"
spenk out, Peter! Let Us haro tho teEoR'a
n9mef
, 1864-07-18

VEEN4
HUBBEL'S
GOLDEE B1TTERS,
uUBBEL'S
GOLDEN BITTERs.
DYSPEPSIA
WEAKNESS, .. ....-.
GENERAL DEBILITY.
PURELY VEGETABLE
Not bitter and unpleasant to the taste, bat the
mort palatah1e ever offered. Particularly TO the
Southern MARKET.
Circulare gent to any address,
Gee, e, uCbBEI. & Co..
Proprieto1s.
Men" York.
TOR GALE BIT
Burnbam j Van Schaack, Wylie 4 Edwards,
and Druggists d Grocers generally.
tuly1-ma1G 13t-f, m, &w
, 1864-07-18
Qbtfasa Trtbnut,
: MONDAY, JULY 16. 1864
THE CITY.

PEEsoSALt-l1on. Eraetps Lyman, President Of
thc KIickerboc4cr Life IbsuraDce Company Of
New Iors, IL amvus the arrivals at the Sherman
House
, 1864-07-18
CHICAGO DR1v1Ss PARK, Saturday, July IS. 1861
Purse aud stakes S3W; mile heats, best three In

reabod5's hr. e. "Quaker Boyr'..e 1 III
Dinmick's hi. r. '.J,m Rowell' "a 2 diet.
Ghamplin's b: 9; Harry Cla,"....4 ). 2, 3 dist.
, 1864-07-18

THE THIRD ANNUAL PICNIC.
This PicNIc Is IN aid Of the 5t. Garages socie..
II E,n t:Ea n1aca On The Sd ol August At DEs-
| eLA1EEs STATION.
V8as l. Deans Baud will BE- In attendance All o,d
EERfish 9pCfts Ill Ee allowed on the Eroapd3.
fuBtl1ts Will 1cavo the N. Stnwsstern Depot.
LauPh and grow fas js the 1ruer or the day
Tickets, Is cents Tor The ronui trip. Il17,lZs3s
, 1864-07-18

Metropolitan Hall to Rent.-Thie Hall
IL to rent for a the purposes for which euch halls
are ordinarily used. Terms moderate Applica-
tfons can be made at the Office, adjoining tee en-
trance to the Hall. ja10h9alN
Bryant e BtrnfsOAsH ChlcHno .Tele-
graph HnHtltu1a.-The largest insttt1tt3E OF
the kind IN the worldt Th.rtv-ave telegraph i'll
Ftuments In constant use. Address
BaYAsT l. STRArToN.
Jyemste-1m pAw Chicago, III.
, 1864-07-18

B- The Hard 9are and Furniture Tradc arc d.
reeted to notice the adstiaenlent OF ]. e. Fske &
Co.. New York, iuly1S-a166r1t
, 1864-07-18

eeen complete lumber measure, = little snstsu
1nent which no. only measures lumber Of different
lengths, hot REGISTERS the measurement on a dial
from one 10 one Thousand feet, avoiding tho risk
o. ctrors in addition. ana tsy1n: the trLuhe.
N. Q1aR II the tnyeLtnr- PARTIES dcefFuc further
information may nddress him r. O. box ~, Chi
, 1864-07-18

NARROW EscArE An incident occurred on FrI-
Cay afternoon at the t6andsy OF N. E. Boutou i
Go. which came ve1y near becoming the OCCASION
OF terrible catastrophe. The workmen were
about pouring into the blast furnace used for
melting iron, quantity OF scrap, when the atten-
tiop Of Ar. Bouton was directed to object which
reminded him Of the missiles used By the Army of
the Cumberland, with which be aforctime so]onsn-
ehe}l, 6i1 inches In diameter and twelve inches
loEf. fully ch1rged With powder, and needing but
!. slight hsow upon the esp. or application o! heat
loaded shell into q furnace Of melted metal can BE-
better imagined than described. MI. Bonton ye1y
Tiedit. thereby preventing what might hare been
vtry serious calamity.
, 1864-07-18

Union Meeting at EVnnston.-Mr. Ar
mold ILL address his constituents at Evanston,
'hss (Monday) evening, ut ?. m. Hon. Geo. c.
Ratea Will aleo addresH the meetfuy.
, 1864-07-18

.'os:Tu SrAE Mission Pic NIc,-The North Sta
Mission Sunday School viii hold their annual pic
Tic excursion on Tuesday, july H. 1881, on which
OCCASION they will visit the beautiful village OF
Es.uttou and there on the ehorea Of the beautiful
lake and utder the shade Of the grand old forests
give the little ones holfday. weare adyised that
re,re+hmecta vii be furnished; and from the
well known iihcrulity Of IN. m1ns.ess We are jus
wanting in fAts reapest- Tickets fUr adults 50
ceEte. CARE leave The Milwaukee Railroad Depot
atY A. M.
, 1864-07-18

EARLT CLosK0.-We are glad to perceive that
the merchants aud storekeepers Of our city ore
beginning to awaken to consciousness OF the
fac, that the young men employed in their places
Of buti,ese need Iittle time for rest and recsea.
lion. On and after to-day, the establishments OF
O'Clock each evening except Saturdays. We hope
the citizens OF Chicago viii aid In carrying ont
this desirable Improvement by n,aklnc iuclr pur
tcmrn but in the purchase Of all uther descriptions
OF goods. II store-keepcrs dnd that the pubic IL
the, will rot be slow to avail themselves Of the
1d+a
The following announcement has recently been
The lit embraces all the p.1ucpa! clothing estzb
li4ldncuts e1ccp: that Of A A. Putnam. who lie ao-
sent from the city. and will doubtless efgu 1t on
6ie return:
We, the undersigned clo1hing merchant. Of
Chicneo. do hcrrhy agree II close our respective
pnctt OF butiueea On and Af.eF July 18th 1851 At
, 1864-07-18

c1GARe.-The lover of a pure Havana cigar, or
Ecruiue '.dne-cur," will he graudcd 10 learn tha:
Corbin d Co., to well known to the public as
fret-clsas cn!ercrs in this line, has agnia CON-
u1enccd business IN This city u 81 Randolph street.
pheEe they vii be pleased to meet their old
friends md acQnaiptancee aid administer to them
The best uf The weed = III whstevcr shape is most
desirable. The etoe1 II the best imported, and Il
well assorted.
, 1864-07-18

TnE SToRx.-The city WIS visited bv a storm on
su1day morning. before daylight, which il scarcely
paraleled tn iptcnslty in these lst1tndes The rain
literally fell in torTenta, and the thunder and light
ming were fearful. The Mchtning ftrucE house
On The corner Of Milwaukee and Chicago syeuues.
damaging II considerably, and severely iniurins
one Of the occupauta-a gentleman whose name
hRF net been aacerta}ned. Many tree: were broken
in different parts Of the city.
, 1864-07-18

Tuesday, July 10th. 1864.
Admits TicSst. 50 cent8. Children, Is ceata.
Cara leave Milwaukee Railroad Dspo. 1t 9 A.. u.
Aetfeahmenss for aLas At the Grove. lyl7 nl59 a.
ST. GEORGES SOCIETY.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-31

Col A. G. Hodges, of Franklin county,
announced that the Conservative Com
vention, presided over by General Il. +.
Lee, has retired 10 the south bank Of the
South Anna river.
Mr.. Speed, from the Committee on
Permanent Organization, reported the
following gentlemen for officers Of the
present Convention;
Presideaf-Geo " Williams
Yice- presidents-Messrs VIM w Hol-
man, Of Lyon county; w Davenport, Of
Christian; J W Calvert, of Warren; T
Q Walker, Of Adair; w P Thomasson,
of Louisville; G P Webster, Of Camp
bell; James d Hardin, of Mercer, John
c Watkins, of Whitley, and Perry S Lay
ton, Of Lewis county.
Secretaries-Col A G Hodges, L A
Civil, Geo w Lewis, B T Sanford, and
James Miller.
On motion, the report Of the commit
tee was unanimously adopted. where
upon Mr.. Williams was conducted to the
chair. Mr.. W. returned his thanks for
the honor conferred on him.
The Convention was opened with
prayer by Rev. J. H. Bristow, of the
Louisville Legion, and then proceeded
to business.
Hon. w. C. Goodloe offered the fol.
lowing resolutions, which were adopted;
Resoleed, That two persons for the
State at large. aud one from each Con.
gressional District, to be appointed BY
the Congressional District delegations,
be Committee on Resolutions, to whom
all resolutions shall be referred without
debate.
ReSolred, That the Committee on Res,
olutions be directed to nominate four
gentlemen as delegates for the State 81
large to the Baltimore Convention, and
/ four alternates; and also two gentlemen
for electors for the State at large, snt
two assistant electors, to be appointed
! by this Convention.
The following Committee on Resola
tions was then announced:
| For the State at Large-Hon. W
! Goodloe and Hon James Speed.
First Distriet-Lucien Anderson.
Second Distriet-John Feland.
Third District-J W Calvert
Fourth District-George w Hite.
Fifth Distrlct--I ) Bell
Sixth District-W W Trimble.
Seventh District-0 S Poston.
EiEth District-W L Neale.
/ Ninth Disiriet-Samuel Mckee.
! The call of the counties was thel
commenced, and fifty-six we're found t
be represented as follows:
From Adair County--T Q Walker.
BarreR-W Fl Glover
Boone-James Dinsmore, James Ca
vert DIR. B Il Stevenson, R Il Bolts
Boyle-S s Fry, Benz Bell, w Harlan
bourbon-G W Williams, DR. n
a Moore, j A Pran, A Miller, A